Birnamwood High School - Bihiscan Yearbook (Birnamwood, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1967 volume:

Co-Editors-------Barb Gilray Ass't. Business Manager—Donna Uttecht Don Jensen Linda Kots Business Manager—Linda Ranee Advisor—-------------—Mr. Pappenfuss Dedication We the graduating class of 1967 dedicate our yearbook, the Bihiscan, to you, Mr. Pappenfuss. Your unselfish efforts, coopera- tion, and advice have helped to guide us to our goals, thus building for us a brighter future. Your assistance and guidance in preparing this Bihiscan and those of years before are appreciated by all. Class of '67 I Mr. Ben Eder Wisconsin State 0. Oshkosh, Wisconsin Bachelor of Science Elementary Principal Mr. Boyd Chittum Colorado State College- Greeley, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Guidance Counselor Sandra Skodinski Assistant Secretary Barbara Meverden Office Secretary Mrs. Deborah Schranz North Dakota State D. Bachelor of Science Social Problems English English Literature Mr. Edward Shepel University of Minnesota Bachelor of Science Band Glee Club Mrs. Arlene Sazama Bachelor of Science Wisconsin State U.- Stevens Point Home Economics Speech Miss Bertha Friesen Union College Lincoln, Nebraska Bachelor of Arts Commercial Mr. Eugene Sprague De Paul University Northwestern University Master of Arts English Library Forensics Mr. Roman L. Weinzierl Stout State College Master of Science Industrial Arts Driver Education Civics Mr. James Hanson La Crosse State College Bachelor of Science Chemistry Ad. Math Mr. Lowell Voskuil La Crosse State College Bachelor of Science Phy. Ed. Athletics Mr. Donald D. Onesti River Palls State College Bachelor of Science Vocational Agriculture Biology Class of 1967 Laugh away sorrow; dash away care; I'm off for a good time come if you dare. Gwen Boobs G w e B n a d r 0 b 1 a y r n a K G a i u 1 f r m a, c a n n a « If gentlemen prefer blondes, 8 who wants a gentlemen. Pres. 1+ Secretary 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3,1+ Treas. 2 Forensics 2,3,1+ Lib. Club 3 Band 1,2 Treas. 1 Bihiscan Staff 1+ Co-Editor Oriole Staff 3,1+ PeP club 2 3,l+ Student Council 1+ Sec. 1+ Cheerleader B 1 A 2,3,1+ V. Pres. 1+ Treas. 1,3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,1+ V. Pres. 3 Pres. 1+ Forensics 2,3 Band 1 Pep Club 3,1+ Student Council 1+ Pres. 1+ Prom Queen 3 Badger Girl 3 Green Lake Rep. 2 d e r Diz When there's trouble, I'm not around, but I've been there. Sec. 1+ Forensics 3,1+ F.H.A. 1,2,3,1+ Pari. 1+ Lib. Club 3,U Oriole Staff 3,1 Pep Club 3,1+ Sec.-Treas. 3,1+ Student Council U. Treas. 1+ Tall, dark, and sly, with a gleam for the boys in her eyes. Treas. 1+ Lib. Club 3 .F.H.A. 1,2,3,1+ Reporter 2 Oriole Staff 1,1+ Pep Club 2,3 Cheerleader B 1,2 Alt. 3 Edie Bark Dawayne Barke Blessed be the man who invented sleep. F.F.A. 1,2,3 U Edythe Bergner The blonde cute little lass, one of the glamour girls of oui class. Pres. 3 V. Pres. 2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,1+ Rec. Chr. 3 k Forensics 2,3tk Lib. Club 4 3and 1,2,3 Oriole Staff I4. Pep Club 2,3,k Dean' Bob Robert Bergner Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it all day. Forensics 1,2 Oriole Staff 2,3,1). Pep Club 2,3 U Baseball Mgr. 3 Basketball B 1,2 A 3 Dean Bohlman Don't study your lesson, lessen your study. Pres. 1, V. Pres. 3 Library Club I4. Pep Club I4., Pres. Ij. Baseball l,2,3 i4- Basketball B 1,2 A 3,k Ind. Arts 1,2,3 4 Pres. 4 Jerry fi fi Here Harvey Fraaza Let there be wildness. F.P.A. 1,2,3th Pep Club 3 Jerrold Fraaza Why let the devil have all the fun. F.F.A. 1,2,3,k Sec. 3 Pres. Ij. Forensics 1 Sandra Grosbeier Ob, men, what would the world do without them? Right, girls?' Transferred from West DePere 3 F.H.A. 3 Oriole Staff I4. Linda Hance I never worry, I never fret. If I can't remember I Just forget I Transferred from Bowler 3 F.H.A. 3fk Bihiscan Staff U Bus. Mgr. Oriole Staff h P«P Club U Cheerleader B U Janet Hegewald Some day my prince will come-- I wish he'd hurry up—the bum! F.H.A. 1,2,3.14- Library Club 2,3,14. Glee Club 1,2,3.14- Oriole Staff 2.3 Pep Club 3.U Barbara Karpf Always jolly, never furious, ever funny, seldom serious. P.H.A. 1,2,3.14- Reporter I4. Library Club 2,3.14- Glee Club 2,3 Pep Club 3,14- Oriole Staff 2,3.14 Don Donald Jensen He puts all his cares in a box and sits on it and smiles. Lib. Club 2,3,14 Pres. 1+ Bihiscan Staff I4. Co-Editor Pep Club 3 V. Pres. 3 Student Council I4. P.P.A. 3 Baseball 1,2,3.14 Basketball l,2,3 li Prom King 3 Homecoming King ij. Badger Boy 3 Catherine Kiger I shift my brain into neutral and let my tongue rattle on. P.H.A. 1,2,3,14 Forensics 1,2,3,14 Library Club 1,2,3.14 Glee Club 2 Oriole Staff 1,2,3,14 Pep Club 2,3,14 V. Pres. I4. Cheerleader 1 Linda Kots Just a girl with pleasant ways, just a friend all our days. Pres. 2 F.H.A. 1,2,3.14- Hist. 3 Forensics 1,2,3,1+ V. Pres. 2 Pres. 3 Green Lake Rep. 2 Library Club 2,3 Reporter 2 Band 3,14. Glee Club 1,2,3,14. Bihiscan Staff I4. Asst. Bus. Mgr. Oriole Staff 3 U Co-Editor I4. Lanora Krause When troubles a brewing, guess who's doing the stimingi Tx © SL s • 2 F.H.a! 1,2,3,14- Hist. 14. Lib. Club 2,3 Forensics 3 Pep Club 2,3 Oriole Staff 3,14- Goon Sharyn Sharyn Lex The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I am. Transferred from D.C. Everest I4. F.H.A. k Library Club I4. Sec. Glee Club I4. Pep Club I4. Homecoming Queen I4. Richard Marien He who sitteth upon a tack-- yea—he shall rise. Library Club 3 Baseball Mgr. 1 Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,14. Industrial Arts 1,2 Onan Mien Opper Lead me not into temptation. Just show me where it la. Library Club 2 F.F.A. Forenalca 3 k Pep Club 2,3 U Basketball B 1 Industrial Arts 1,2 Fuzzy Karl Pllatb I have fun today, since tomorrow may never come. F.F.A. 1,2,3 U Pep Club 1 Lois Pappenfuss Wherever she finds herself In life, she'll make a Rood addition. F.H.A. 1,2,3,1 Pari. 3 Forensics 2,3,1 Library Club 3 Oriole Staff 2,3,1 Band 1,2,3,1 Pep Club 2, Cheerleader B l Alt. 2 3.U Mary Ann Rescb Today, I love you--but don't trust me for tomorrow I may see another J F.H.A 1,2,3,14- Library Club 3,1 Glee Club 1.2,3,1 Oriole Staff 1,3 Pep Club 2,3 Cheerleader b 2 Shirley Reach Laugh and be merry--you can't get out of this world alive anyway. P.H.A. 1,2,3,1+ Forensics 2,3 Pep Club 2,3 k Glee Club 1,2,3,14- Library Club 2,3.14- Green Lake Rep. 3 John Siegharter If wisecracks were drops of water, I'd be an ocean. F.F.A. 1,2,3,14. V. Pres. ij. Linda Suwyn She has the innocent look but we all, know better! Sec. 2 Library Club 2,3 Oriole Staff 3 Glee Club 2,3,k Pep Club 2,3 Majorette 2,3th Donna Dttecht How can I study with something more interesting on my mind. Sec. 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,14- Lib. Club 3,4 Pep Club 2,3,k Bihiscan Staff I4. Asst. Bus.Ifcr. Oriole Staff 1,1 . Cheerleader B 1 A 2,3.14- Homecoming Queen 3 Larry Uttecht If school is liberty, give me death. F.F.A. 1,2,3,14. Pep Club I4. Dennis Weinstock It takes more than a teacher to change my mind. F.F.A. 1,3 Forensics 3,4 Library Club 2,3 Pep Club I4. Industrial Arts 4 Roseanne Warpehoski She smiles at many just for fun, but we all know there's only ONE ! F.H.A. 1,2,3,14. Lib. Club 2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 TriDle Trio 1,2,3.lx Oriole Staff 3,14- Pep Club 2,3 Susie Susanne Warpehoski My mind is on my work, but my heart is elsewhere. V. Pres. 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3,14. Library Club 2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 4 Triple Trio 1,2,3 4 Oriole Staff 3,4 Pep Club 2,3 Junior Left to Right Row 1 Mr. Voskuil, P. Opper, M. Machmueller, R. Forblsch, F. Frederick, B. Schmitt, Mr. Hanson, C. Wolfinger, J. Mundt, P. Fareka, P. Meyer, Mr. Shepel Row 2 C. Buss, J. Pierzchalskl, M. Hasil, F. Rastl, J. Koerner, T. Nemke, S. Rescb, J. Wickman, J. Beversdorf, C. Beversdorf Row 3 D. ’’raslowicz, F. Frause, L. Lex, R. Ten Haken, P. Fruit, J. Leithan, P. Prueas, R. Dickman, D. Schairer, J. Rastl, L. Ploeger, R. Resch, M. Fischer Sophomores Left to Right Row 1 Mr. Laraen, H. Korbiach, R. Schairer, E. Reach, V. Ten Haken, R. Prahl, D. Kopitzke, M. Matache , H. Matzke, D. Opper, R. Reach, Mr. Onesti Row 2 V. Clark, L. Opper, D. Opper, R. Matache, M. Peterson, J, Tietz, T. Fischer, H. Matz, R. Wierzba, C. Koerner, E. Bauch, M. De Rooa Row 3 E. Resch, L, Fraaza, K. Pierzchalski, A. Cuaiinings, R. Hance, D. Mortenaon, M. Knauf, D. Pappenfuas, E. Matz, J. Wyne, C. Schellin, K. Fredrick Freshmen Left to Right Row 1 Mrs. Schranz, J. Matche, P. Wierzba, C. Lex, M. Uttecht, S. Nousen, J. Opper, D. Liethen, M. Schroeder, M. Jensen, L. Pietz, Mr. Sprague Row 2 D. Resch, N. Hetzel, A. Carlson, J. Behm, M. Matz, L. Barke, J. Roth, R. Kopitzke, D. Gast, V. Davis, S. Rew, P. Slove, R. Ecker Row 3 E. Kolbe, A. Hitz, P. Skodinski, S. Malueg, A. Kruit, R. Smith, D. Szews, James Karpf, John Karpf, L. Praaza, R. Baken, V. Marten, J. Fischer Student Council Left to Right Seated Mrs. Schranz, P. Kruit, L. Leider, G. Kaufmann, Mr. Hanson Row 1 P. Meyer, H. Matzke, D. Opper, D. Jensen, L. Fraaza, M. Kots, B. Gilray, S. Rousen, P. Lenzner Future Homemakers of America Left to Right Seated B. Karpf, V. Ten Haken, L. Leider, G. Kaufmann, P. Meyer, K. Rastl, E. Bergner, L. Krause Row 1 P. Opper, C. Lex, P. Wierzba, R. Schairer, P. Karaka, S. Nousen, H, Matzke, Mrs. Sazama, M. Resch, D, Reach, D, Opper, M. Maohmueller, D. Leithan, S. Lex, M. Jensen, L. Pietz Row 2 D. Uttecht, V. Davis, S. Rew, J. Roth, M. De Roos, B. Schmidt. E. Bauch, P. Skodinski, R. Kopitzke, L. Pappenfuss, M. Matsche, J. Fischer, D. Kopitzke, M. Matz, R. Prahl Row 3 S. Resch, B. Gllray, R. Warpeboski, V. Marten, H. Matz, J. Tietz, S. Warpeboski, C. Kiger, J. Hetzel, S. Malueg, V. Clark, S. Resch, L. Rance, D. Ooper, J. Pierzchalski, L. Kots, J. Hegewald Future Farmers of America Left to Right Row 1 J. Matsche, M. Uttecht, E. Reach, P. Slove, E. Kolbe, N. Hetzel, D. Oast, L. Barke, Mr. Onesti, R. Korbisch, A. Carlson, B. Ecker, J. Opper, K. Schroeder, R. Reach. H. Korbisch Row 2 L. Opper, A. Opper, R. Matsche, R. Wierzba, K. Frederick, J. Karpf, K. Pierzchalski, J. Karpf, I. Fraaza, C. Schellin. R. Smith, T. Fischer, E. Resch, L. Fraaza, M. Fischer, J. Siegharter, K. Frederick Row 3 n. Roach, J. Wyne, L. Lex, M. Wickman , K. Pilath, H. Fraaza, J. Liethen, P. Pruess, L. Uttecht, D. Schairer, R. Dickman, J. Fraaza, D. Barke, A. Cummings, D. Szews, K. Krause, L. Ploeger, E. Matz Industrial Arts Left to Right ROW 1 ?! KoIrne rf’ D Pra3l°WlC2’ • w«inrierl, M. Peterson, Row 2 D. Jensen, J. Koerner, M. Knauf, R. Marien, T. Nemke, V DOhlman Row 3 R. Hance, R. Ten Haken D. Mortenson. D. Weinstock, J. Rastl, D. Pappenrus 9 U L Library Club Left to Right Seated R. Dicknian, S. Lex, Mr. Sprague, D. Jensen, D. Mortenson Row 1 P. Opper, C. Lex, P. Wierzba, S. Nousen, M. Rescb, V. Ten Haken, D. Uttecbt, J. Hegewald, D. Kopltzke, M. Matz, S. Row, P. Meyer, H.Matzke, D. Rescb, D. Opper, M. Schroeder, M. Jensen, L. Pietz Row 2 R. Kopltzke, J. Mundt, J. Fischer, J. Beversdorf, C. Buss, C. Wolfinger, L. Leider, D. Opper, V. Marten, P. Skodinskl, J. Wlcktran, J. Pierzcbalski, C. Koerner, V. Clark, M. De Roos, J. Roth, E. Bergner, D. Gast Row 3 R. Karpf, S. Malueg, J. Karpf, D. Bohlman, K. Krause, K. Pierzchalski, M. Knauf, C. Klger, R. Ten Haken, P. Kruit, J. Rastl, R. Resch, D. Szews, T. Nemke, J. Koerner, A. Kruit, R. Baken, S. Rescb, S. Resch, A. Hltz Forensics Left to Right Seated Mra. Schranz, K. Rastl, D. Opper, V. Ten Haken, J. Rastl, Mr. Sprague Row 1 P. Opper, D. Gast, L. Leider, B. Schmitt, B. Gilrav, J. Fischer. E. Bergner, R. Prahl, M. Machmueller, P. Meyer Row 2 C. Beversdorf, V. Clark, C. Wolfinger, A. Opper, J. Tietz, V. Marten, L. Kots, L. Pappenfuss, M. Matsche, E. Bauch Row 3 C. Buss, A. Kruit, K. Krause, M. Knauf, C. Kiger, D. Mortenson, R. Ten Haken, D. Weinstock, L. Ploeger, T. Nemke. R. Baken Band Left to Right Row 1 N. Schairer, S. Umland, D. Opper, A. Peterson, J. Opper, V. Ten Haken, L. Beversdorf, M. Jensen, J. Beversdorf Row 2 Row 3 R. Prahl, L. Pappenfuss, C. Wolfinger, C. .Beversdorf, V. Marten, D. Opper, P. Skodinski, L. Kots, B. Prahl, M. Kots M. Peterson, A. Kruit, H. Matz, K. Rastl, Mr. Shepel, L. Ploeger, D. Mortenson, L. Praaza, C. Buss, R. Baken, G. Lettau Glee Club Left to Right Row 1 K. Frederick, M. Jensen, S. Lex, L. Beversdorf, H. Matzke, P. Slater, M. Machmueller, C. Lex, P. Opper Row 2 S. Nousen, R. Prabl. S- Rewi. J. Hegewald, V. Davis, V. Clark, M. Matscbe, M. Kots, M. Matz, M. Reach Row 3 J. Pierzchalski, S. Resch, V. Marten, J. Tietz, S. Waroehoski, Mr. Shepel, R. Warpeboski, L. Kots, S. Resch, P. Skodinski, J. FIscher Newspaper Staff Left to Right Seated K. Rastl, Miss Friesen, L. Kots, L. Pappenfuss, Mr. Sorague, B. Gllray, Row 1 S. Lex, M. Machmueller, D. Kopitzke, E. Berzner, B. Schmidt, L. Lelder, P. Meyer, P. Opper Row 2 J. Mundt, E. Bauch, S. Grosbeier, S. Reach, B. Karpf, S. Reach, J. Plerzchalski, C. Wolflnger, D. Uttecht Row 3 J. Hetzel, S. Warpehoskl, C. Kiger, L. Krause, D. Mortenson, B. Bergner, R. Warpehoskl, L. Hance Junior Prom The Birnamwood High School Junior Prom was held Saturday evening. May 1U, 1966 in the gym- nasium. The theme of the dance was Some Enchanted Evening with music orovided by the Fl-Lande s Orchestra. The Grand March began at 11:00, leading it were crownbearers Jennifer Scbroeder and Allen Szews. Following the march was the crowning of the new King and Queen, Don Jensen and Gwen Kaufmann; by the former King and Oueen, John Knauf and Lorraine Pietz. The couples danced in the romantic atmosphere of an enchanted park, A cobblestone path-en- circled the dance floor. Several park benches and lamp posts were placed along the path. A small garden with shrubs was appropriately placed in the center of the gymnasium. A white railing gave the stage a balc.ony effect, with a huge moon and stars in the background. The court of honor consisted of reore- sentatives of each class, namely: Seniors; Steve Kimball and Karen Kaufmann; Juniors, Dean Bohlman and Edythe Bergner; Sophmores, Randy Ten Haken and Pat Meyer; and Freshmen, Mike'Knauf and Donna Oooer. Pep Club Baseball Left to Right Row 1 Mr. Voskuil, C. Koerner, D. Bohlman, D. Praslowics, D. Jensen Row 2 J. Koerner, M. Knauf, R. Bergner, R. Ten Haken, J. Rastl Basketball Left to Right Kneeling Coach, Mr. Voskuil, Manager, R. Marien Standing M. Fischer, D. Praslowicz, T. Nemke, J. Rastl, P. Kruit, R. Ten Haken, J. Koerner, D. Jensen, D. Bohlman Starting Five Junior Varsity Left to Right Kneeling Coach, Mr. Voakuil; Manager, R. femith Standing D. Szews, M. Knauf, D. Pappenfuas, K. Pierzchalski, C. Koerner, L. Barke, D. Gast, M. Uttecht Cheerleaders Left to Right Helen Matzke, Pat Meyer, Barb Gilray, Donna Uttecht, Vicki Ten Haken Left to Right Kneeling Cindy Beveradorf, Linda Hance Standing Pat Skodinaki, Charmayne Lex, Suaie Nouaen Vicki Ten Haken Donna Uttecht Majorettes Linda Suwyn Pat Meyer Drum Major Pete Kruit How We Looked Then Donna U. Sharyn L. Barb K. l mmS Lanora K. - 7 John S. Linda K. IT Gwen K. Edie B. Allen 0. Mark S. Larry L. Marilyn J. There's a man in the room! Donna U Smile pretty! Josephine F. Susie N. Barb G. Marvin U. Lois P. Don J. Sharyn L. Camping out, boys??? Lana L. School Life Who took my SANDPAPER? Watch that fowl language!I I think it needs more GAS. Let there be wildness 1!!J CLASS HISTORY The Freshman Class of 1961| started with thirty-four students. The first few days all were a little nervous and excited getting adjusted to high school surroundings. At our first class meeting we elected the following class officers! President, Dean Bohlman; Vice President, Susie Warpehoski; Secretary, Barb Gilray; Treasurer, Gwen Kaufmann; and Sergeant-at- arms, Jerry Fraaza. During the Freshman year we sponsored dances and sold con- cessions at games. Our advisors were Mrs. Deborah Schranz and Mrs. Rhonda Kerstner. We started our Sophomore year as a class of thirty-two students. The class officers elected at our first meeting were: President, Linda Kots; Vice President, Edythe Bergner; Secretary, Linda Suwyn; and Treasurer, Lanora Krause. In April of 1965, we eagerly awaited the day when we would order our class rings. We had a very successful Post Prom which was held in May. We had the Starfires present the music. Our class advisors were Mrs. Deborah Schranz and Mrs. Cynthia Bartel. In our Junior year we elected the following officers: President, Edythe Bergner; Vice President, Dean Bohlman; Secretary, Donna Uttecht; and Treasurer, Gwen Kaufmann. At the beginning of the year we started with twenty-nine students. We received our class rings September 28, 1965. One of the highlights of our Junior year was our Prom, which was held May H4., 1966. The theme was Some Enchanted Evening, and the music was provided by the Hi-Landers. Our King and Queen were Donald Jensen and Gwen Kaufmann. Our Senior year of 1966 began with thirty-three students. We elected the following class officers: President, Barb Gilray; Vice President, Gwen Kaufmann; Secretary, Lana Leider; and Treasurer, Judi Hetzel. On October 5 our class pictures were taken by Toburen in Wausau. At our class meeting we selected our annual staff. Our class colors are blue and white and our flower is the red rose. Our class motto is We Have Opened the Door—The World Lies Before Us. We selected the Northernaire as the high point of our Senior year for our class trip. On May 10, we held our class banquet at Chet Emil's. CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1967 pass unto our fellowraen the following, proudly and yet willingly: I Dawayne Barke will my excuses to anyone who needs them for anything. I Edie Bergner will my slim figure to Vicki Ten Haken. I Bob Bergner will my ability to never take school work home and still graduate to Pete Kruit. I Dean Bohlman will all my ex-girlfriends to Harry Korbisch. I Harvey frraaza will my ability to stay calm to anyone with high blood pressure. I Jerry Praaza will my farming ability to Paul Slove. I Baroara Gilray will my nickname to Josephine Fischer knowing that she will make better use of it than I did. I Sandra Grosbeier will my dimples to anyone who wants them...... don't blame me for the results they bring!!! I Linda Hance will my ability to avoid getting demerits to Mark Sckroeder. I Janet Hegewald will my daily attendance to the school. I Judi fietzel will my Spanish eyes to Cathy Wolfinger. I Donnie Jensen will my ability to take out a girl to Chuck Buss. I Barbara Karpf will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who doesn't let tneir conscience bother them. I Gwen Kaufmann will two bars of soap and two soap trays for the girls shower to Frits. I Cathy Klger will my ability to put the Drivers Ed. car into the ditch and orlng it out without a scratch to Diane Kopitzke. I Linda Kots will my ability to blush to Helen Matzke. I Lanora Krause will my ability to pass Civics class to anyone who wants the pleasure of being kicked out!!! I Lana Leider will my driving experiences to anyone who doesn't have a weak heart. I Sharyn Lex will my gullable nature to Pat Skodinski. I Bichard Marlen will my ability to square a board in Industrial Arts to Mike Knauf I Allen Opper will a lot of gay Saturday nights to anyone who can take them. I Lois Pappenfuss will my ability to study to Eddie Matz. I Karl ftllath wfll my pen to Mr. Pappenfuss so he can sign my diploma. I Mary Resch will my blonde hair to anyone who thinks blondes have more fun. I Shirley Resch will..........will anything??? Heck no, I'm taking everything with me. I John Siegharter will my ability to talk my way out of trouble to Terry Fischer. I Linda Suwyn will my natural blonde hair to Vicki Davis. I Donna flttecht will my ability not to get bored on a date to Helen Matzke. I Larry Uttecht will my wavey hair to anyone who can comb it. I Dennis Wienstock will my famous drawings to the Industrial Arts ClW. I Rosie Warpehoskl will my shorthand book to anyone who can read it. I Susie WarpehosET will my past four years in Glee Club to Pat Skodinski hoping that she enjoys herself. I Mike Wlckman will my ability to anyone who wants my ability. To the UNDERCLASSMEN we will our mature attitude in Social Problems. To the TEACHERS we will our outstanding ability to understand. To the JANITORS we will all of our messy halls. To the COOKS we will all of our leftovers. To the BUS DRIVERS we will all of our vacant seats. PROPHECY Year: 1977 Place: Marathon County Court House The Traffic Court of Marathon County is now in session. Judge Lanora Krause presiding. All rise. Present first case. People vs. Olympic runner, Cathy Kiser, charged with going 25 m.p.h. in a 15 m.p.h. zone—-plea not guilty. Why, Cathy Kiger I never expected to see you here. Well, I never expected to see you here either, especially not on that side of the bench. I see your starting another precedent. It sure has been a long time. What has happened to everybody since graduation? Let's see, Dawayne Barke and Harvey Fraaza have turned Bert's tire farm into auto repair shops and junk yardsT They are now known to many as the mechanics Bark and Here. Mike Wickman now owns and operates the Hatley Veneer. And I've been seeing quite a hit of Dean Bohlman lately too, he seems to have followed his father's footsteps in the opposite direction. Instead of doing the chasing, he seems to be the one getting chased. It seems that Lois Pappenfuss has followed her father's footsteps too. She now wears the pants in her family, suspenders and all! And Barb Gllray and Lana Lelder now operate the Knotty Pine Bar and employ Edle Bergner as their bouncerJ That reminds me. Barb Karpf and Judi Hetzel are also in the entertainment business. They own Tigerton Dells and Mary Resch works as a bar maid for them. Another of our classmates, Janet Hegewald entertains too. She works for the USO entertaining Armed Forces all over the world. What ever happened to Linda Suwyn? Oh, I understand she married a doctor--she no longer has to worry about her aches and pains. Have you read in the papers of Bob Bergner who won the trophy for being the greatest humming bird hunter? His wife, Teresa, carries his gear. Yes and Jerry Praaza has become quite famous since he discovered a cure for asthma. John 5legharter has turned Joe's farm into a tourist attraction. Tourists come from all over the country to fish for bullheads in his lake. Is anyone from our class married? Oh, yes, there are a few of them that are married. Linda Kots now bears the name Raymaker. She and her husband are busy printing the bookkeeping and shorthand books that so many B.H.S. students study from. And Sandy Orosbeler whose name is now Leider still lives in the trailer house with her husband, Harold and their five children. And didn't Shirley Resch get married? Yes, she and her husband now have their own comedy show which they had to name, The Family in a Shoe because they had so many children they didn't know what to do. And it seems we have a few millionaires in our class. Yes, Dennis Weins took made his million producing Surfer Stroge T-shirts for B.H.S. Phy. Ed. boys. And Rosie Warpehoski with her formula for polka dot hair dye. And Richard Marien became a barber, but made his million between haircuts playing CommunTst Bridge. Do you know what happened to Karl Pilath? Yes, he owns and operates his Dad's farm and he's now milking 200 cows. When he graduated they were milking 90, but with the pur- chase of the brand new Corvette in 1970 he had to increase the herd. And did you see the recent playboy of the year poll? Larry Pttecht and Allen Opper are rated number one and two. What became of Susie Warpehoski? Didn't you read of her in the newspapers? She's now Hatley's ambassador to Poland. What about Gwen Kaufmann? Remember the Patricia Stevens Finishing Schools, they're now Gwen's Finishing Schools and she is teaching girls all over the country to be poised and confident. And it seems that Linda Hance is working for her Dad just like she said she would, only not as a secretary. It seems she is part of one of his construction crews. What about Donnie Jensen? Oh, he joined the Air Force right after graduation and is now Commander-in-Chief of that branch of service. Do you know what ever became of Donna Pttecht? Well, she is a professional cheerleader for the Green Bay Packers and where's her best friend, Sharyn Lex? Oh, she's an auto mechanic, she had so much trouble with her Dad's car that she decided to do something about it I Well, now that I know what everybody's doing we'd better get back to the business at hand. You're charged with going 25 m.p.h. in a 15 m.p.h. zone and you plead not guilty. What's the bind? Well, your Honor, you see it's this way, I was running not driving a car. You sure believe in starting precedents, don't you? I find the defendant not guilty 11 Case dismissed!!