Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

I! i Ii i m ;i ii 1113� f'UD.LI ijuJ BY IHt. ScJ xJk CLASS OF DIitNAMWOQD HIGH SCHOOL STAFF EDITOR —Nancy Hades ASS T EDITORS —■■■■ ■■■■■Betty Bultraan Pauline McGrath Business MANAGER-—-——--Bonnie Damp AS3 T BUSINESS MANAGc iS-—--Fredrica Hyan Gloria Tiets Jerry Rejoin ton -Mr, Pappenfuss ADVISOR- To you Kathy, we dedicate our Annual—the Bihiscan. Vie have been associated with you during four of your past four and one half years at Birnamwood High, but in these four years, we have learned how valuable you have been to our school. As Pep Club Advisor of 1957-58, we appreciate your untiring efforts and guidance in organizing our Basket- ball Tournament. As Office Secretary, you have been a great assistance to all of the preceding graduates and to us. Hay your married life be a world of living dreams. Mr Frank ?appenfuss Supervising Principal River Falls State College Bachelor of Science Chemistry Administration Mr Arnold Larsen Bachelor of Education River Falls State College General Yath, Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Assistant Coach . Edward Shepel Bachelor of Science University of Minnesota Band and Chorus Mrs. Arleen Sazama Bachelor of Science University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Collere Home Economics Mr. Omar Hubbard Bachelor of Science River Falla State College Agriculture, General Science Mrs Laurel Shepel Bachelor Of Science University Of Minnesota English and Library Mr. Orson Willard Bachelor of Science Oshkosh College Athletics, Biology, Phy Ed Vr. Phil Graunke Bachelor of Arts Northland College Social Problems, History, English Mr. Roman L. W'einzierl Stout State College Vaster Of Science Industrial Arts, Driver Education, Civics Darlene “Betty Darlene Blood Just a girl with friendly ways, just a friend throughout your days. Drajna 1, 2, 3, Forensies U lab Club i rep Club U Library Club U Betty Bultman “At tne bottom of miscnief, but who'd Know it? Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 Band 2 Forensics 3,1 Biniscan U Tab Club i Library Club L, Bee. 1 oonnie Damp hey 3ay love makes the world go 'round, catch me I'm getting dizzy• Cheer leading 1,3,1 Oriole Staff 1 Band 1,2,3,1 Biniscan Staff U Chorus 1,2,3,1 F. H. A. 2,3,1 Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Student Council 2,1 Triple Trio 1,2,3,1 Class Secretary 3 Drama 1,2,3 Badger Girl's otate 3 Massed Chorus 3,1 Pep Club l,2,3,i Sec. 1 Junior” Herbert Dickoan He'd ratner hug a basketball than anytning else—well, almost any- thing else. Basketball 1,2,3,1 Baseball 3,1 Volleyball 1,2,3,1 Student Council 2 Class Treasurer 2 ProA King 3 F. F. A. 1,2,3,1 Secretary 1 •Carol Carol Fredrick •There'8 a big place in this world for quiet girls• ■Willie Wilbur Fredrick •Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours• Chorus 1,2 Studant Council 1 Glee Club 1,2 Tab Club 1 Pep Club 1 Library Club 1 David Uroetsaaa Donna Hegew?ld •There must be a lot of work in in the classroom she's demure, but me for none has ever come out. out of it you can't be sure. Band 1,2,3,1 Chorus 2,3 1 Tab Club 3,1 Pep Club 1 Library Club i Industrial Arts 1 Massed Band 2,L Massed Chorus 3 Band 1,2,3 1 Chorus 1,2,3 1 Triple Trio 2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Library Club 1,2 F.H.A. 2,3,1 Betty Hitt ihe doubts the seriousness of life Oriole Staff k Pep Club 3,U Library Club 2,U F. H. A. 2,3,k Jnaron Jansen Sne looks like an angel, act3 like one too, but you never can tell vnat an angel will do Chorus L Glee Club U Pep Club 3 Oriole Staff U F. H. A. 3,L Library Club 2 Junior Class Play 3 Lawrence Johnson ■Woke up at the crack of dawn, stuffed the crack and went back to bed F. F. A. 3,U Be Loris it r i TeLoris ICautza In school she strikes a quiet pose, frit out of school, who knows. Forensics 3fh Tab Club 3,h Pep Club 3,ii Library Club 2,U F. H A 2,3,h ±V‘iT t M ’ii t ’’beware 1 may be great some day. basketball 1,2,3,1 Baseball 2,3,1 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 One Act Plays 3 1 Junior Class Hay 3 Forensics 1,2 Tab Club 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,U library Clab 4 iiraioa 3 Band 1 r. F. A. 1 2,3,4 Bee 2,3 •Jean Jean uklinski There's a little bad in every good little girl. Pep Club 3,4 library Club 4 F. ti. A. 4 Forensics 3 Transferred from D. C. Everest John Marten here, but I don't tell anybody. Forensies 2 Class President 1 Kenneth Leider He doesn't exaggerate, he just remembers big. Chorus 2 Pep Club 2,3 1 Drama 3 Forensics 2,3 1 Tab Club 2,3,4 Library Club 4 Junior Class Play 3 Industrial Arts 2 Transferred from Milwaukee John '‘Lorraine Lorraine Marten Like champagne, she sparkles. Pep Club 3 F. H. A. 3,i: Oriole Staff U Library Club 2 Junior Class Play 3 7?? Shirley Vedo I ve got a mind of my own and it takes more than a teacher to change it Band 1,2,3,!: Junior Class Play 3 Chorus l,2,3,k Pep Club l,2,3,k Glee Club 1,2,3,1: Library Club 2 Triple Trio 3,1: One Act Plays 3 F.FJU 3,2,3,!:, Parliamentarian 2 •Polly Pauline McGrath •Good humor, good natured, ready for fun. Friendship and loyalty all in one. Band 1,2,3,! Pep Club 1,2,3,!: Chorus 1,2,3,!: Student Council U Glee Club 1,2,3,! Triple Trie 3,!: Drama 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1 Thespians 2 Bihiscan U Forensics 3,! Cfce Act Plays 1.2 Student Council ! D. A. H. Award u Library Club ! , Pres. U F. H. A. 2,3,!:, Treas. ! Massed band 2,3,!: Class Sec. 2, Treas. 3 Dennis F. F. A. L industrial Arts 3,U Treas. U F.F.A. 1,2,3,L, Treas. 3 hep Club U F. F. A. 3U Transferred from D. C. Everest •hres c� ugene Pesavento Jreat men are dying—I'm not feeling so well nyself. fab Club 3 baseball 2,3,J Volleyball Basketball 1,2, Jne Act Flays 1 hep Club 2,3,4 Library Club U 3,U Junior Class Play 3 Industrial Art3 1,2,3,1a Nancy Rades Not too tall, not to small, she's a gal that's liked by all. Library Club lx, V. Pres, ii Bihiscan L, Jerry Remington A half pint with a quart of energy. Basketball 1,2,3,14 Class V. Pres. 1 Baseball 2,3,14 Class Pres. 2,3,14 Volleyball 2,3,14, Badger Boy's Stats 3 Bihiscan U Pep Club 2,3,14, Pres. I4 Industrial Arts l,2,3 4,Treas. 3,Pres, t Student Council 12 Student Council 1,2,3,14, Pres, u David Resafe •love 'am all, you might alas a good one.“ Basketball 1,2,3,1� Volleyball 1,2,3,1; Baseball 1,2,3,14 Student Council 3 Homecoming King 3 F. A. 1,2,3,14, Vico Pres. 1,2,3,14 Class Trees. 1, Vice Pres. 2,1, Delores Resch Always jolly, never furious, ever funny, seldom serious. Chorus 1,2,3 4 Glee Club l,2,3,li Pep Club 1,2,1 Library Club 2 F.H.A. 2,3,14 Fredricka Ryan •I could be better if I would, but it's awfully lonesome being good. Chorus 1,2,3,14 Drama 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3,14 Forensics 3,14 Triple Trio 1,2,3,14 Bihiscan U Pep Club 1,2,3,14 Library Club 2,1 Junior Class Play 3 Cue Act clay 3 F. H. A. 1,2,3,1 , Par Ilmen tar i an 1 Class Sac. 1, Trees. 1 Pro4 Chairman 3 •Jan Janet Schreura •tier aiachief and her teasina aake her very pleasing ■ Chorus 1,2,3,1 Glee Club 1,2,3,1 Triple Trio 3 1 Library Club 2,3 Prom Wueen 3 Draea 1,2,3 Thespians 2 Forensics 2,3,U F. H. 1. 1,2,3,1 Class Sec k James Schroeder The ways of the world are strange, but I know my way a round . Baseball h F.F.A. 1 , Treas. 1 Industrial R Industrial .Arts 1 , V. Pres. Transferred from Wausau One Act Plays l,2,3Junior Class Play 3 Student Council 2,ii, Sec 2.1 Pep Club 1,2,1 , Vice Pres 1 F H. A Demonstrater-State David oippl “If wisecracks were drops of water I'd be an ocean. Pep Club 3 1 Junior Class Play 3 Industrial Arts 1 2 3 1 Jack Spiegl Highschool days have their delights, but they can't compare with highschoo nights. Basketball 1 2,3 1 Baseball 3 1 Volleyball 2,3 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,U, Pres. 3,h Dolores Swanson What mischief hides behind her eyes: «hat fresh, new pranks vrll she devise. Pep Club 3 F.H.A. 3rb , Oriole Staff u Junior Class Play 3 77W' Lollie Gloria Tietz Variety is the spice of life- don 't try one, try them all, One Act Plays h Forensics h Oriole Staff h Bihiscan h Pep Club i Library Club h F.H.A. U Betty Crocker Award 1 Pome Coming Queen h Transferred from Wausau Marilyn Tullberg To sit and drear, is so divine, thats why she is quiet some of the time. Chorus U Glee Club U Oriole Staff h Pep Club 3 F. H A 3,U Library Club 2 Junior Class Play 3 Top Row, J� Cnm, D. Carlson, C. Kautza, E. Xunst, B Veverden, N. Behn, R. Sandqpiist, N. Schrieber, G. Vogel 3rd Row, G. McKellup, C. Marten, B. Becker, A. Hoffman, B. Schultz, L. Unland, J. Jorgenson, J. Stanks, K. Xnauf 2nd Row, C. Gardner, E. Grelslnger, S. Gast, C. Joswlak, Y. Hohn, L. Westendorf, P. Chrudimaky, R. Lapinskl, E. Gureski, G. Joswlak, G. Garbisch 1st Row, ?. Neiter, S. Lipke, President-P. Larson, Vice President-D. Leake, Secretary-G. Steinke, Advisor-� 'r. Stock, Treasuren-E Reissmann, H . Schmidt, B- Bultmar., C. Reach, B. Beversdorf The Junior Class of 1959 set their goal for raising money this year, We were very successful in the Magazine Drive Our Junior Class Play was successfully held on November 21, 1958 entitled Shy Guy . The theme for our Prom is Blue Hawaii which will be held on May 8, 1959 with music by Cliff Hoene. WU jgm f i Top Rom, L� ’Jttecht, R. Knight, I. � .'eiterr C. Van rcooyn, L. Tl.....el, £.gu., R. Schnidt, X. Vogel, Salveson 1st Paw, 3. Advi sor- £r. , N. Schreurs, L. Kautza Xuklinski, Vice President-F. Ellefsen, Secretary-?... '.� e r, Hubbard, Treasurer-P. Schreurs, President-O. Wincentsen, E. Muhs Top How, D. Resch, R Dickman� 3. Huebner, L. ,farten, H. Resch, m. Poside, J. Hetzel X. Sandburg, E Reissmann, 2nd Row, S. Armstrong, J. Xuschel, K. Schroeder, R. Pietz, R. Oilray, 3. Peasley, C. Meverden, X� Erickson, 1st Row, C. Steinke, X. Bossell, X. Henderson, J. Boettcher, J. 7iegelbau r, � f. Bultman, S. Uttecht, L. ’’atsche Freshmen Top Row, C- Young, 0. Draeger, T Meverden, J. Varten, R. Rew, R. Veverden. H Stankowski, P . Speigl, E. Wicke 2nd Row, J Silsby, J. Medo, J Toshner, B. Kiger, B. Bultman,. J Zeigelbauer, D. Wickman, K Cna, P. Gast 1st Row, D . Leider, K . Sandquist, Vice President-S . Damp, Advisor-Mrs. She pel, Treasurer-C. Vlietstra, Secretary-J. Schroeder, V. Arndt The freshman class is nicely settled in B. H. S. We took Part in a magazine campaign We were initiated by the Sophomores on October 2 and 3« I CTIVITIES Pep Club Top itov: ft Leider, D. bippl, L. Martin, M. Poskie, Kruit, i). uroetsema, J. tfyska, K. Sandberg, d. Me Kellup, 3rd itov: d. riiger, b. fietz, bureske, ft. Lapinski, P. Ghrudimsky, aulUiia: , K. uilray, C. Jozwiax 2nd now: P. Me urath, x . Hitt, D. Aautza, U. bteinke, P. Neiter, C, Gardner, J Kukllnski, v. Jozviak, 1st Mow: d. Kuklinski, J. bchroeder, 0, Wincentsen-ireasurer, b. barap-beretary, Mrs. bhepel, Advisor, J. bcnreurs-Vice-President, J. ite;mngton-President, C Top Mow: P. Schreurs, P. bprague, P. Larsen, L. Uttecht, b. Pesavento, P. Reiter, it. benmidt, J. Lepak, n. Peasley 3rd itov: J. i oettcner, F. Kyan, K. Vogel, S. Marten, L. Westendorf, b. Medo, M. balveson o. he .evald« K. nenderson 2nd itov: b. Lipke, C. Xoung, u. °lood, J. ioshner, J. Kuschel, u. itesen, C. xtesen, C. Uttecht „ j . 1st ivov: b. oeversdorf, C. FPedrick, L.Matache� K andquist, it. lronnier, C. Vlietstra, Griesinger, Lamp, M. Weber lop xtowt G. Gardner, P. Chrudimsky, P. Larsen, • Pesavento, b. ruit, K. Leider, P prabue, b. Marten, L. toestendorf 3rd ixow: G. uarbian, £• Henderson, K, xtyan, K. tfogel, J. Toshner, h Lapinsxi, G. 1‘ietz, b. Kiger, C. Vlietstra, K. Sandqoist, L. Matache 2nd Hovii C. Frederick, C. loung, G. Joaviak, D. Kautza, K. Bultman P. Neiter, D. Blood, J Kuklinakl, B. Hitt, S. Damp 1st now: b. Kuklinjki, C. Steinke, Treaaurer—iutH Pietz, bejretary-oetty Bultman, Advisor-Mrs bhepel, President-Polly Me urath, Vice Pres Nancy Rades, J Schroeder Tab Club Top Row, P. Larson, J. Jorgenson, C. Marten, D. Groetsema, K. Leider, R. Schmidt, B. Bultman 2nd Row, B. Beversdorf, S Gast, J Kuschel, L. Westendorf, K. Vogel, L. Kautza, D� Blood 1st Row, C Fredrick, M. Bultman, J. Boettcher, Secretary-C. Steinke, P. Neiter, G. Garbisch, !)• Kautza, K. Henderson F H A Top flow, J. Kuklinaki, I. riohn, D. flautza, L. Viestendorf, N. Schreurs, H. Tullberg, L. Marten, S. Jansen, fl. Schmidt, P. Chrudiasld, F. Sprague c. oult-'can, J. Toschner, B. Hitt 3rd now, r. uast, fl. nejiderscn, J. uoettcher, C. Vlietstra, D. Kesch, si Sfi cJRsi3alTesen� b fJeasiey B ««. • ■«. l- � «t«. .WeKer KB1‘ Greisine«-� c Gardner, C. rtesch, C. hricksor., P. heiter, J. Kuschel, M. kLckman, D. Hegewald, D. Swanson, B. Hegewald. K. Sandquist, 0. Garbisch, C. Xoung 1st flow, J. Schroeder, S. Lipke, Presldent-G. Steinke, Vice President-fl. Piet , crcUry,P. Schreurs, Areasurer-P. McGrath, Parliamentarian-K. flyan. nistorian-v. Lepak, flecorder-P. Larson, Song Leader-S. Gast, J. Schreurs, F. F. A. iot itov, v Mncentsen, i autza, J Ziegeifciuer, • Sandburg! it. Mortenson, it. hueoner, J. ityska, H itesch, D Meverder., 2nd Row, J Schroeder, D Carlson, it. Sandquist, I. Meter, B. Mevcrden A. Nousen, J Schroeder, D Kesch 1st How, Sentinel-L. Uclanc, Vice Fresident-D. nesch, Secretary H. Dickman Adrisor-i tr. Hubbard, Treasurer- ). Kruit, President-J Speigl, Reporter-L. Johns ? Industrial Arts Top Row, D- Sippl, R. Becker, D. Lemke, K. Sandburg, Poslke, J. Ster.ke, G VcKellup 2nd Row, }U Arndt, G. Vogel, P. Spiegl, F. Pesavento, L . Uttecht, R Tronnier, H. Schmidt 1st Row, Secretary-J Jorgenson, President-J Remington, Advisor-ilr. -Veinzierl, Treasurer-D. Yeverden, Vice President-J. Schroeder Student Council now, c. Maverden, 0. darlson, 0. Wincentsen Advisor Mr. , B. Damp,P. McGrath 9 C. Toung, J. Remington, Pres. J. Schreurs, i ec G. Draeger Bottom Mow Larsen, • P. Larsen Newspaper Staff Bditor-Betty niit (Absent) Top clow, il. Tulberg, S. Jansen, D. Swanson Advisor-Mr. Stock Bottom clow, G. Tietz, D. riegewald, L. Marten, B. Damp Junior Class Play Top Row: L. Westendorf, H. behm, J. Jorgenson, R. Becker, R. Lemke, J. Stanke, E. Reissman, D. Carlson, P. Larson bottom Rowi 0. Steinke, E. Greisingar, ?• Neiter, Adrisor Mr. Shepal, 0. Cast, C. Gardner, B. Barersdorf One Act Play lop bowi C. Resch, F. Ryan, Director Mr. Granke, G. Tieti, B. beversdorf, bottom Rowi H. Bcnaidt, E. Pesavento, E. Kruit, C. Marten Band 3rd flow: riohn, P. Schreura, N. Scdreurs, B. Peaaley, B. Alger, P. Sprague 2nd ttowi £ • Muns, a rtegevald, J. Tosnner, i . Hegevald, • Aruit, J. Auahel, G Steinke, C. itescb, H. Scnmidt lat Aov: P. Bohlaan, B Bamp, S. Damp, P. He urath, S. Armstrong, B. Slater, B. dever8dorf, G. Garbisen, Skodinakl Top Kov, t. Sprague, J. Lepak, K. Vogel, S. Jansen, J. Stanke, D. GroetSma, Asvis r, Mr Shipel, £• Fruit, t, £.11: son, M. Tulberg, B Chruaimsky, S. Medo 'A. Salverson 3rd How, K, Sandauist, K. Brikson, D hegewald, B. tiger, J. Jorgenson. G. Mctellup, I Welter, D. Carlscn, B. Schreurs, J. Tosnner, 1. riyan, C. Xoung 2nd xvow, G. Garbisch, S. Armstrong, B. negewala, S. Cast, A. Scnroeder, d. Gilray, C. Meverden, J. Beottcner, D. rtesch, L. Kautaa, B. McGrath, 1st itow, B Beasley, B. Damp, M. Weber, C. hesch, S. Damp, S Lipke, B. Beversdorf, J. Schreurs, J. Scnroeder C. Steinke, h Schreurs Tnis spring they will participate in tne following District Music Festival, April 13, at White Lake, the Tri-county Music Festival, May 9, at Greshman, and at the Spring Concert held at the Birnamwood Gymnasium The birnamwood Mixed Chorus has sung in tne past year at tne following; the Christmas Concert, Birnamwood ana the New School Dedicatio. Top itow, B. Feasley, F. Sprague, J. Depak, K. Vogel, S Jansen, Advisor, Mr. Shepel, M. Tulberg, F. Chrudinsky, S. Medo, K Salverson, H Schreurs 3rd now, A. Sandquist, A. Hrikson, D. riegewald, is niger, K. Schroeder, h. Cilray, F. Schreurs, J TosJaner, it. Ryan, C. Xoung 2nd Row, G. Carbisch, S. Armstrong, B. negewald, £ . uast, C Meverden, J. Boettcher, D. iiesch, L. Kautza, F. McGrath 1st Row, B. Damp, M. keber, C. nesch, S. Damp, o. Ldpke, B. Beversaorf, J. Genreurs, J. Schroeaer, C. Gteinke The Girls Glee Club of Birnamwood High dchool participated in the Christmas Concert held at school This spring the Club will sing at the following; District Music Festival, April 13, held at khite Lake, the Tri-county Music Festival, May 9, neld at Greshman, and at tne Bpring Concert held at the oirnamwood Gymnasium Junior Prom 19 5 8 The Junior Proa was held Hay 16, 1956, in the Birnarawood High School Gymnasium. The theme song xted Sails in the Sunset was played by Iynn Winch and the Buss Nelson Orchestra during the Grand March led by the King, Herbert Dickman and the yueen, Janet Schreurs. The gymnasium was decorated in blue and white streamers. The bandstand was in red and wnite streamers. Minature sailboats served as centerpieces for the red and white trimmed tables. A golden sunset was the background for a large red and white rocking sail boat. The King and Queen, Herbert and Janet, were crowned by the 1957 King and yueen, Barbara Brounacker and John Warpehawski. The crownbearers were i)anx y Praslowics and Vickie Ten Haken. i Basketball Team 2nd now i K. Enauf, ri. Dickraan, n Aruit, D. itescn, J • Spiegl, U. Me Kell up 1st novx Manager C Kautza, h. Schri ber, n. Besavento, Coacn Orsen Willard J. xteaungton, N. nehn, Manager B decker Scores B'vood 63 «filcho 52 B'vood 60 ttiita Lake 40 B'vood 47 «Edgar 65 B'vood 60 Tlgerton 68 B'vood 8U Scandinavia 52 B'vood 53 Mattoon 55 B'vood 57 Gresham 55 B'vood 39 Bovler 50 B'veed 66 Rosholt 52 B'vood 63 Vfaite Lake 47 B'vood 58 ■•Marathon 48 B'vood 59 Tigerton 57 B'vood 65 Scandidavia 46 B'vood 58 Mattoon 46 B'vood 67 Gresham 56 B'vood 70 Bovler 63 B'vood 57 «Stratford 50 B'vood 70 Rosholt 45 TOURNAMENT SCORES B'vood 79 Bowler 67 B'wood 54 Gresham 65 Denote non-conference games A Team Cheerleaders Gladys Steinke Carol heach Bonn4 s Beversdorf Bonnie Shirley Upke ■Shirley ■Carol B Team 2nd nowi tiana er xi. bandquist, u. rieubner, ri. xvescn, £• iteissmann, 1st xtov: b. Aescn, C. Draeger, Coach Arnold Larsen, b Dickman, rteissmann Cheerleaders iusan Lamp, knyllis bchreurs, x etty Lou Beasley, Carol Meverden, Judi xosnner Volleyball Jerry nemington, Jack Spiegel, i ave kesch, Coach Orson Willard, ted kroit nerb Dickman, nob Dictaoan, and Eugene Fesavento Baseball Team 2nd now: J. Draeger, k. knaof, J. Spiegl, rt. Dickman, • Kruit, O xtescn, L. umlano, o incinlsen, and a. nickman 1st .tovi: J. ivemington, Fesavento, ft dehn, Coach (Jrson Willard, n xteissmann, A) Carlson, and J. Schroeder New Additions To Our School During the 1958-59 school year there have been some new additions to our school system which we would like to record in this Bihiscan. On January 27, 1959, the new $55,000 addition to the school was dedicated The new addition includes two new science rooms and a music roam Both students and teachers enjoy the modern facilities and pleasant surroundings• The Birnamwood High School Scholarship Foundation was organized and contributed to by local citizens and people interested in education. The Foundation offers two $175 scholarships to outstanding seniors each year This was also the first year of behind-the-wheel drivers training. The new dual-control car i3 loaned to the school by the Wolfinger Motor Company This year about twenty students will complete the course of instruction given by Mr Weinzierl How We Looked Then Dave Li. Janet m fiver t JacK Jerry ti Betty B. Dolores S. Jerry ii. Foolin' Around Why so sober barbara B. bare-foot Cutie Sr: t Bolores Are you happy Pat? Aren't they cute Anything inter Shirley? 0 ff Guard! Old Gang of Mine a nful??W?Y? n Hula Hoop Two Way Stretch -sidjnos It's a Joke 111111111! ????????????????????????? Carole S. L. Margie B. Beverly B� , Cneryl • Jeanne S. Alan H. Betty H. V Lee Ann A. Margaret VI. Pnyllie c Janet L. Jack S. Don C. Mike A. Judi T. Senior Class Will I9 Darlene Blood, will ay ability to stay home to Susan Damp I, Betty Bultman, will my ability to read a library book in physics class, and get away with it, to anyone who is not interested in the behavior oi molecules and mechanical advantage I, Bonnie Damp, leave my boy troubles to Bonnie Beversdorf I, Herbert Dickman, will ay studious ability to Jane Silsby. I, Carol Fredrick, will ay small stature to Beverly Bultman. I, Wilbur Fredrick, will my ability to write love notes to anyone wno doesn't Know how. I, David Croetsema, will my ability to play the sousaphone or bass horn to Bernie Kuklinski. I, Donna Hegewald will my many absences to anyone who doesn't like school I, Betty Hitt, will my school skipping to anyone who can get away with it. 1, Sharon Jansen, will ay height and ay clear blue eyes, to Pamela Cast. 1, Larry cohnson, will my ability to sleep in Social Problems class, to Pat Larsen. I, DeLoris Kautza, will ay blonde hair to anyone who can afford a bottle of peroxide. I, Evert Kruit, will my long steps to Bernie Kuklinski. I, Jean Kuklinski, will all my fellows from Hatley to the Birnamwood girls. I, Ken Leider, will my jolly disposition to rxiward Muhs. I, John Marten, will my brother to any girl who wants him. I, Lorraine Martin, will ay olond hair to Hose Lapinski. I, Polly McGrath, will my ability to go steady with the boy next door to anyone who has a boy next door I, Shirley Medo, will ay ability to argue with the teachers to Jane SiIsby I, Dennis Meverden will ay innocent looks to John Hetzel I, Hodney Mortensen, will ay height to Mike Arnt. I, Jerry fyska, will ay joy rides to anyone who can keep up to me. I, Eugene Pesavento, will my ability to open candy, in English class, to anyone who has two pesty girls sitting next to them. P Nancy Hades, will my long hair to Karen Scnroeder to make hers even longer. I, Janet Schruers, will ay ability to flirt to Lola Westendorf. I, Jerry Kemington, will my ability to drive a jeep to anyone who has the courage to ride with ay. I, Dave Hesch, will my flirting ways and trail of broken hearts to Fete Spiegl. I, Delores Hesch, leave behind my wiggle and walk to Sandra Gast I, Hickey Hyan, will my date book and ballet shoes to Lee Ann Kautza I, Jih Schroeder, will my ability to make friends to any one who transfers from another school I, Dave Sippl, will my ticklishness to some one who is not ticklish. I, Jack Spiegl, will ay ability to stay in class to Eddie Ellefson. I, Delores Hanson will my ability to go steady to anyone who can't settle down I, Gloria Tietz, will my ability to have two dates in one night and get away with it it to anyone who can talk that fast I, Marilyn Tullburg, will my appetite to Carol Hesch. We,the Senior girls, leave behind the dashing Junior boys for the Junior girls. Sorry £irl we only wanted to borrow them We the Senior Class will our parties to anyone who can live through them. We, the Senior Clasp, will the messy paper-littered floor of our Senior Home room to the Janitors We, phe Senior Class, will our superior ability to the Juniors. We, the Senior Class, will our quietness, shyness and young looks to the Sopnoaores. We, the Senior Class, will our past h years of happy monkey shines to the Freshmen We, the Senior Class, will a future full of peace of mind to our Teachers. Senior Class Prophecy ■Well if it isn't RICKEY RYAN. ■ WhAt are you doing here? I heard you were in outer space. ■I Just landed along with my special group, that have been increasing the Know- ledge of Pluto. Well JANET SCHREURS, how does it feel to be the first lady of the Just wonderful, we Just moved into an Outer Globe Home. You Know when I first heard about DAVE GROETSEMA heading the trip I thought it was terrific. Oh it was wonderful, we saw so many new things, it was Just amazing. Guess who we saw there, SHARON JANSEN� She was making a test to see Just what the little Space Men are saying. Her Job is to translate to us what they're talking about. ■That sounds like fun. Rickey, did you know I Just finished a trip arcunc the world? Before I started I spent a night at the Hilton Hotel in New York. I was so surprised because BETTY HITT is the owner. Do you remember all the fellows she went with in High School? Yes. Well you'll never believe this but she's married to JERRY MYSKA. They seem to be very happy, although Jerry does all the work. They have U children and a very nice Hotel. ■That's fine. Remember JERRY REMINGTON? ■Yes, how is he? ■Not too well. He went bankrupt because with all the space vehicles his business, of gas and oil, went broke. Now he's peddling space machines, and insist he won't buy a space rocket. ■Well that sounds like DAVID SIPPL. He was trained to be an auto mechanic but with hardly any cars left he hdd to quit and go in the rocket business• ■Rickey, do you like ay space suit? ■Very attractive. ■BETTY BULTMAN designs these and made a million all ready. They are so comfortable. Ity, I'll have to go see Betty and have her design one for me. Did you hear that the earth taverns are out of business? No, why? Well it seems that HERB DICKMAN built the first tavern on the moon and took all the earth's He's the tallest man left business away. ■Which reminds me they named EVERT KRUIT the giant earth man. on the earth. Did you hear from GLORIA TIETZ lately? The last I heard she divorced her third husband. Oh yes, I have been to see her recently and since then her fourth husband died, her fifth husband went crazy, and she recently married the great movie star, JACK SPIEGL. I think this marriage will last, they get along real well. On the way to Europe, the ether day, I had a headache so I cal ed for a stewardess, and it was SHIRLEY MEDO. I Just about flipped after talking to her for a while. I heard that RODNEY HGRTENSON is farming on the moon. His special is Green Cheese and is doing quite well. CAROL FREDRICK runs the Air Force since her marriage. She is giving the govern- ment a hard time, you know, monopolizing• ■Have you been following the international baseball league with the Subway team? DAVE RESCH is a famous pitcher, ana is doing well with that curve of his. Hemember, he always did have something about him. Oh yes, and did you hear about POLLY McGRATH, she and Kenny own all the earth's banks. Remember DOLLY RESCH? She's now married and has thirty children! Oh noI n She and her husband own an orphanage and have 30 children staying with them. ■Well that's better. But talidng about farming, did you Know that BONNIE DAMP and rat live White Lake on a large farm? WILBUR FREEJkICK is working for them. They say he's quite ambitious. Well MARILYN TULKBURG Also has it made It seems as though her teaching bookkeeping paid off, and near she is a bookkeeper LORRAINE MAWTEN is the International Peace Planner She is trying to keep peace between Saturn and Jupiter That sure sounds exciting but 1 11 bet you didn 't know that after all these years, as a clerk, DONNA HEGAWALD has been promoted, and near cams a supermarket on Mercury DENNIS MEVERDEN also lives on Mercury. He has invented a new spaceship, called the Mercury The planet, Venus, is getting important since NANCY RADES moved there. It seems she built the world's largest library and moved it there Now everyone goes to Venus to read. How nice, I must go to see her soon Guess what, EUGENE PESAVE TO has made his name famous. They now call him Crazy Legs Prezs. Isn't that name thrilling? IARRY JOHNSON has made his name famous too He's in the baby business and is the Johnston Baby Products biggest rival Do you know why DOLORES SWANSON moved to the Swanee River? No, why? Because she felt she couldn't live without hwe maiden name Swanson. Since hhe had o be near it, that was the place to go. Have ycu heard JOHN MARTEN'S program, over the world's Intercontinental T. lately? just admire that announcer's voice. JEAN KUKLINSKI and DE LORIS KAUTZA were inspired by him and are now the great Glee Girls. Have you heard them sing on his program? I didn't know they sang. How does it sound? Well, Let's just drop the subjecti Okay Oh my its getting late I must go to Mars and fix supper for my family. Say Rickey, why don't we dine together tonight? 'Why thats a good idea The great philosopher DARLENE BLOOD told me a good place to eat w aw Ken's Stuffed Pepper Cafe. It's on Mars and is owned by the greatest chef KEN LEIDER. Lets meet there at 8?30 tonight Great, that gives me two hours to get dressed. I 11 have JIM SCHROEDER, the Super Speede drive me there. He's very fast you know. Yes, I know I'll see you tonight then. Bye, Bye. n 0 have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us.