Black River Falls High School - Breeze Yearbook (Black River Falls, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

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Cheerleaders, pep assembly, crowds, teachers, new exlffefiencesf new HOHIS. the big game. the CIHHCC. the band, noise, victories, elation! thrills! fun! DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY CHRISTMAS SENIOR BALL FORENSICS Preparation, costumes, practice, Theme, work, worry, dates, dec- Choice, scripts, study, stage-fright, presentation, festivities, vacation! orations, the music, the bal1 , competition, selection, satisfaction! success! MARCH APRIL MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL JUNIOR PROM GRADUATION Color, festivity, new faces, new Spring, fever, flowers, fanfare, Anticipation, happiness, anxiety, Zplaces, new music, practice! fancy, and a lot of fun! hopefulness, fear, realization, joy, Joy, Joy! 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Na 2 ' 5 AL-. xr , , ,MSM . 3 Cutu of Black River falls ct ul 2 fi W Joint School District 2, Black River Falls consists of a high school, city elementary school and the branch schools known as the Gebhardt, Irving, Snow Creek, Town Creek, Wrightsville, Hochungra, Millston, Spring Creek, Pine Hill, Disco, Oak Grove, Kenyon, Squaw Creek, Shamrock and O' Brien schools. There are 75 teach- ers in the system, 21 of which are in the high school. Transportation of students to all schools requires 10 buses and feeder cars which travel a total of approximately 113,000 miles annually carrying an average of 606 students daily. The high school curriculum offers full programs in science, language, mathematics, agriculture, home economics, commercial, music, social studies, industrial arts, foreign language, art and physical education be- sides extra activities. We ,Are Hamrrcd to present our compliments to Mr. Ralph Lund who has served as a mem- ber of our school board for the past eight years. Mr. Lund's service has been adequately expressed in the following quote which appeared in the Milwaukee Journal on Jan. 24. SCHOOL SESSION CITES LUND AS OUTSTANDING Ralph Lund, a school board clerk from Black River Falls, was named Wisconsin's outstanding school board member of 1957 at a dinner for school directors and administrators. Lund was cited by the Wisconsin Educational Association at a meeting of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards and the Wisconsin Association of Administrators at a joint convention held at the Auditorium on January 23 and 24. Henry C, Weinlick, executive secretary of the W.E.A,, named Lund for the citation. George E, Watson, state Superintendent of public 5, instruction, presented the award. MR' RALPH LUND Weinlick said Lund had contributed much time, leadership and Past Fesfdem WjA-S-B- sacrifice to Wisconsin education, Watson described him as quiet, schol- Legislative Chairman arly and persistent. . . a man who believes in all kinds of education. May we congratulate Mr. Lund on this merited recognition, Che l3'reeze Edzlers ARLENE NEMEC Typmg Edltor MARGARET NORTMAN Bdxtor IH Chxef 55353312 fldezsers KAY KNUDSEN Photography Edltor DAVID HOONSBEEN Copy Editor 6 MR DIULIO MR KINNEY f 1 I I ik '15 . A 1 X ia AXA K go ofeee f I 5 Kreeze Staff Seated: C, Emerson, K. Knudsen, J. Davis, J. Hagen, K. Anderson, L. Rand, B, Swiggum. S. Fagerness, J. Welda, J. Rand. Standing: S, Blencoe, Mr, Kinney, I. Casper. I. Krametbauer, S, Fields, I. Hermanson, S Gilbertson, A, Nemec, K. Flugstad, E, Wilhelm, K. Ambom, R, Rowlee, M. Nortman. EDITORS MARGARET NORTMAN - Ed. 'll'l'Chl6f ARLENE NEMEC - Typing KAY KNUDSEN - Photography JEAN DAVIS - Layout and Assembly DAVID HOONSBEEN - Copy Baby pictures Typing STAFFS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Jane Rand, Judy Krametbauer, Kay Anderson TYPING: Jean Welda, Susan Gilbertson, Barbara Swiggum PHOTOGRAPHY: Evelyn Wilhelm, Norman Millis, Kenneth Dugan, Katy Flugstad LAYOUT: Sharon Fagerness, Judy Hagen, Shirley Blencoe, Clarice Emerson COPY: Senior Quotes: Susan Fields, Judy Dunningan, Nell Dimmick Prophesy: Karen Ambom, Rita Rowlee, Judy Hermanson Athletics and Music: Linda Rand Dedzcafzou jlflelvm 6 Sclzmalleubcrg MR SCHMALLENBERG Superintendent Melvin Schmallenberg has been associated with the Black River Falls School District since 1952 During thtstime aconsiderable number of changes have been effected all of which with the fine support of our Boards of Educa tion have resulted in the betterment of our educationalopportumties The selection of a distinctive faculty extensive curriculum aided the students personally and academ ically For these and other accomplishments we are privileged to salute our good frtend and administrator ,Narmarz .7 Krenz Principal Norman Krenz came to Black River Falls High School in 1947 as a science teacher and coach Several years later he became our Prin cipal and under hisleadership our school has grown in prestige every year We commend Mr Krenz in his efforts to improve our school because by praising you when you deserve it, defending you when you need help, and correcting you when you are wrong, he is promoting the best interests of the school and of the individual and de serves the respect of all, MR. KRENZ 0 0 fine building and equipment facilities have .nl Selfzirfrs President ------------- LARRY MURPHY Vice President ---- - - BILL WAUGHTAL Secretary-Treasurer - - - - WALLY DUERKOP MOTTO: Worry not that no one knows of youg seek be worth knowing. : Blue and Silver Ma 25 Y 28 'ia'-?'f 'e'A'-,gisffqwy , ki 'inn ef f KB ' 5' R gave, sewn aw KAREN RAE AMBORN SHARON K. ANDERSON COREEN AVERY KAREN RAE AMBORN UA constant smile has proved worthwhile j Glee Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff4, FHA 3,4. HARON K. ANDERSON C' Ah menl- The answer to a maiden's prayer J Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1. 3,45 Oriole Staff 4, Cheerleader 1, Library Club 2, Forensics 2.3, Dramatics 2, 3, Cast 3,4g Junior Prom Queen 3, Art Club 3,4. COREEN AVERY C'She's natural, she's sweet! She can't be beat j Glee I Club 1,2,3,4g Oriole Staff4, FHA 3, GAA 3,4g Forensics 4. ETTY BAILEY Q She doesn't let you know it - she's smart and doesn't show it j Library Club 1, FHA 4. tr ,Aff BETTY BAILEY WAYNE BA LLIETT WAYNE BALLIETT C'Of all animals, women are the most unmanage- able J Football 1,2, 3,4g Basketball, Letter Club 3,4. JOHN BANDELLQ Let every man look before he leaps y Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, STANLEY BERNETTEQ Patience, and shuffle the cards , Letter Club 3, FFA 4. CHARLES BRAUNERC'Let a fool hold his tongue and hefll pass for a sageuy FFA 4. JOHN BANDELL STANLEY BERNETTE CHARLES BRAUNER KENNETH BROWN RHODA BRULEY EDWARD BUNDE KENNETH BROWN Q To be or not to be, that's the question , Football 1, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Forensics 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 1,3,4. RI-IODA BRULEYUA cute smile, a cuter giggle , EDWARD BUNDE f Life is a picture - paint it red j Track 2, 3g le 5 Club 4, FFA 4, A JOYCE BUEQ We11 - every man is odd J FHA 1, 2, 3.4. T ROBERT BUCHOLTZ JOYCE RUE ROBERT BUCHOLTZ. Q Kinda shy - but a real swell guy j CHARLOTTE BURNETTE f Her biggest aim in life is to become a won- derful wife J KEN CALLIHAN Q I'm satisfied because I'm me , Honor Banquet 1, Production Christmas Play 2, Science Club 3. JANE CASPER C'I'ts nice to be nice if you're naturally nice j Band 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Band 1,2, 3,4g Orchestra 1, 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Glee Club 1, 3,4g Student Council 43 Annual Staff 45 Oriole staff 4, Forensics 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Cast 4g Pep Club 4. CHARLOTTE BURNETT KEN CALLIHAN JANE CASPER 3 1. . DARLENE CHRISTIANSON MICHAEL CARLSON ELIZABETH DANIELSON DARLENE Cl-IRISTIANSON Q I-lappiness is a habit, cultivate it j Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2,3,43 Oriole Staff 4. MICHAEL CARLSON f Look, girls - ain't Iwonderful? J FFA 3, Basket- ball 33 Band 13 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4. ELIZABETH DANIELSON Q For fools rush in where angels fear to tread J Band 1,2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2,33 Mixed Chorus 43 Glee Club 43 Pep Club 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Oriole Staff 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Pro- duction 33 Art Club 4. JEAN DAVIS UA cheerful manner wins many friends j Glee Club 13 Annual Staff 43 Oriole Staff 43 Library Club 3,43 FHA 3,42 Foren- sics 33 Production 3,42 GAA 3,43 Office Help 3,43 Student Librar- ian 3, 4. JEAN DAVIS NELL DIMMICK NELL DIMMICK Q Never early, always late, but when she smiles - you wait j Orchestra 1, 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Annual staff, Oriole Staff 43 Cheerleader 43 Forensics 2,43 Dramatics 33 Cast 3,45 Art Club 3,42 Blue Baronettes 1, 23 Off- Beats 4. WALTER DUERKOP f Lots of cards in our class - he's the only joker J Football 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 FFA 1, 2, 3,42 Class Officer 4. JUDITH DUNNIGAN Q Everyone's friend, no one's enemy y Mixed Chorus 13 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Oriole Staff 4g Pro- duction 3. KENNETH DUGANC'Chase me, girls - I'm full of fun and frolic J Bas- ketball 1, 23 Baseball 43 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Annual Staff 4. WALTER DUERKOP IUDITH DUNNIGAN KENNETH DUGAN if I HOWARD EDDY CLARICE EMERSON JERRY EGGEN HOWARD EDDY Q I will not give sleep to mine eye or slumber to mine i eyelids j FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. CLARICE EMERSON Q Always sweet, always kind, a sweeter girl you'l1 never find J Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 1,4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff4, Forensics 4, Production 4, GAA 3,4, Art Club 4, JERRY EGGEN f There's nothing slower than a fast car , Track 1,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, FEA 1, 2,3,4, RICHARD EMERY f Women? Never heard of 'em j RICHARD EMERY J. HARTFORD FADELEY JAMES FADELEY f He argues things wrong, he argues things right - leave him alone and he'll argue all night j Mixed Chorus 4, Foren- sics 2, 3,4, Dramatics 4, Science Club 3.4, American Legion Ora- torial Contest. SHARON LEE FAGERNESS Q Here's a girl who's quite a prize, full of pep and zip - surprise! Q Transferred from Taylor 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Library Club 4, Library Club President 4, Dramatics 3,4, Cast 4, GAA 3,4, GAA Secretary 4. LYNN FINCH f Let us make an honorable retreat , Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Tumbling Team 1,2,3,4. SUZANNE FIELDS Q Her hair is too dark to be an angel's j Pep Club 3.4, Annual staff 4, Oriole Staff 4, Library Club 1, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3,4, Production 4, Art Club 3, 4, Pep Club Secretary 4. SHARON LEE FAGERNESS LYNN FINCH SUZANNE FIELDS IESSIE RAE FISHER MARIE GALSTER Club 4. each other j FHA 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE GEBHARDT SUSAN GILBERTSON f If one must face the truth - man is a necessary evil j Band 1,2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 Annual staff 45 Forensics 45 Cast 35 Typing Certificate 2. JANET GOLDSMITHQ Said and done, done as soon as said j FHA 3,4. IUDITH HA GEN f l-ley -dig that car-razy beat-man! J Band 15 Pep Band 15 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff45 Oriole Staff45 Forensics 2,35 Dramatics 45 Cast 45 Art Club 4. NANCY HAGENQ My heart is fixed - so is my mind J Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Oriole Staff 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, 1. GAY ANN GA RDIPEE IESSIE RAE FISHERQ Man has his will - woman her way j Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Oriole staff 45 Cheerleader 45 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Production 3,45 Cast 3,45 Art MARIE GALSTERQ lf she had been twins - they'd have died laughing at GAY ANN GARDIPEECTO know to do is one thing, to do is another , Orchestra 1,'2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,35 Dramatics 45 Cast 35 Art Club 3,4. SUZANNE GEBHARDT Q Efficient in a quiet way - that's her aim throughout the day , Glee Club 15 Oriole Staff 45 Library Club 3, 45 SUSAN GILBERTSON ' 1 JANET GOLDSMITH IUDITH HAGEN HA GEN TOM HA RKN ER TOM HARKNERf The twinkle in his eye shows the mischief in his soul j Basketball 1, JOAN HALVERSONC'Silence is golden - that's why I'm rich j Glee Club 1,s,4, FHA 4. DANNY HELD f No girls, no glory, no fame - just a diploma is his aim j FFA 1,2,3,4. JUDY HERMANSON C'A rolling stone gathers - - - J FHA 2, 3,4. JEFFREY HILTS NICKY HOMSTA D JOAN HALVERSON DANNY HELD IU DY HERMANSON JEFFREY HILTS UI love everything that's old - friends, pictures, books, wine J Basketball 2, Oriole' Staff 4, FFA '3,4, FFA Basketball 3, 4. NICKY HOMSTAD f Men, like nations, have their infancy j Football l,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Productions 4. DONNA HOBBS Q l say no more than necessary - nuf said J Band l,2, 3.4, Pep Band 4, FHA 4, Office Help 4, DAVID HOONSBEEN Q My suffering has been intensified, and any more would be obnoxious to my superfluency Q Band l,2, 3, Pep Bandl'1,2, 3, Orchestra 2,3, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff 4, Badger Boys' State 4, Production 3, Science Club 3,4, Student Council President 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, DONNA HOBBS DAVID HOONSBEEN GENE HUNTER BEVERLY JOHNSON DOUGLAS JELINEK GENE HUNTERCA tall man is bound to rise high j FFA 4. BEVERLY JOHNSON f Fun, ability, and mischief all in one j DOUGLAS JELINEK f Common sense is not so common j Mixed Chorus 1. EUGENE JOHNSON f Just wait till I'rn 21 J Football 1, 2, Basketball 1,2. Z, 1 uf EUGENE JOHNSON JANET! JOHNSON UI love to sing, sing, sing J Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3g FHA 1, Production 4. MARVIN JOHNSON f I don't do anything particular, but I do it we1l J FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. KAY KNUDSEN U1-ler heart is like the moon - there's a man in it , Band 1, 2, 3,4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3g Glee Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff 3,4g Blue Baronettes 1,2g Off-Beats 4. ROGER JOHNSON Q Let thy words be few J FFA 1, 2, 3,4. MARVIN JOHNSON KAY KNUDSEN ROGER JOHNSON IUDITH KRA METBAUER GERALD KOHNERT MARIE KROSINSKI IUDITH KRAMETBAUERf The sufficiency of my merit is to know that my merit isn't sufficientnj Band 1, 2,3g Orchestra 1,2, 3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 3,45 Oriole Staff 4g Forensics 2, Honor Banquet 3g Library Club 3,43 School News Reporter 4g Exchange Student 3. GERALD KOHNERT f You may not hear me - but I'm here j Football 2, Basketball 1, MARIE KROSINSKI f Is there nothing new under the sun? j Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g FHA 3,4g GAA 3,45 Hobo Queen 3. THOMAS LANDERS f I'm not as bashful as I look j Letter Club 3,45 Football 1, 2,3,4. THOMAS LANDERS ADELINE LAIB ADELINE LAIB f Quiet and shy - but look in her eye j SHELDON LEE f Any smart person knows that knowledge is intelligence j Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 4, Science Club 4, SUE LINNELLf Quiet1y she proceeded - thru school , Baud 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Oriole Staff 4, FHA 4, Production 4, WILLIAM MAKIQ It's easy for me to say one thing and think another , Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 3,4g Track 2, 3g Letter Club 3,4g Transferred from Mass High School 1, SHELDON LEE SUE LINNELL WILLIAM MAKI DONNA MCCOY JEROME MCNULTY DIANE MCGILLIVRAY DONNA McCOY f I Ken think of only onef'j.Orio1e Staff 3,4, Library Club 3, Forensics 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Production 4, Cast 3, GAA 3. JEROME McNULTY Q Life tonight - tomorrow not j FFA 1, 2, 3.4. DIANE MCGILLIVRAY C'Forget? Forget? What did Iforget? J Produc- tion 3,4, Cast 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff 4, Library Club 1, Forensics 2, 3, Art Club 3, 4. LARRY MCPEAK Q Why worry - just don't hurry j LARRY MCPEAK TOM MEEK TOM MEEK C'Never worry, never fret, if you can't remember just forget j DENNIS MELICHAR C'Books don't interfere with my education j Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1. NORMAN MILLIS C'You can search the world around, a better fellow can't be found J Basketball 2, Track 2, 3,4, Student Council 2, 3, Oriole Staff 3, Letter Club 3.4, Honor Banquet 3, Production 3, Science Club 3, Class President 3, Exchange Student 3, Art Club 4. PETER MONSOS f I'm a great guy - just ask me , Football 3, Baseball 2.3, 4. DENNIS MELICHAR NORMAN MILLIS PETER MONSOS CAROL MURPHY LARRY MURPHY ARLENE NEMEC CAROL MURPHY Q Her pep comes neither canned nor condensed j Mixed chorus 3,4, ciee Club 1, 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Oriole Staff 4, Library Club 3,4, FHA President 4, FHA 3,4, Forensics 2, Dramatics 4, Cast 3,4, GAA 3,4, GAA President 4, Art Club 3.4. LARRY MURPHY Ulf all great men are dead, how come I'm here? j Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track l,2, 3,4, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Letter Club 2, 3,4, Class President 4, Honor Banquet 3, Cast 3,4. ARLENE NEMEC C'There's more than school work in that head J Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff 4, Class Secretary 1, Honor Banquet 2, Blue Bar- onettes 1,2, Office Help 3,4, MARGARET NORTMAN C'Life is what you make it - she makes it worthwhile j Band 1,2, 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Annual Staff 3,4, Oriole staff 4. MARGARET NORTMAN DENNIS O'BRIEN DENNIS M. O'BRIEN UA steel tongue makes a wise head - or a hard one J Football Mgr. 3, Baseball 4, Track Mgr. 2, Student Council 4, Oriole Staff 4, Letter Club 2,3, Forensics 2, Cast 1, Exchange Student 3. LARRY PAARf The best way to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night j Football 1, FFA 3. DUANE E. PETERSONC'An athlete - a student - a comedian! J Foot- ball 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Cast 3, Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3,4, Letter Club 2,3,4, Class President 1,2, Vice President 3, Honor Banquet 2. JANET PETERSON Q Laughter is the sunshine of life J Band 1,4, Oriole i Staff 4, Office Help 3,4. LARRY PAAR DUANE E. PETERSON JANET PETERSON GENE RAND JANE RAND DOROTHY RHOADES GENE RAND C'O Romeo! O Romeo! Wherefore art thou - Romeo? J Football 2, 3,4g Letter Club 3,45 FFA 1, 2, 3,4g FFA Basketball 1,2, 3,4g FFA President 4, JANE RAND l What is a wolf? J Band 1, 2,33 Student Council 2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Oriole staff 45 Class Officer 2, 3, Homecoming A Attendant 3, Art Club 4, Exchange Student 33 Honor Banquet 2g Dramatics 4, DOROTHY RHOADES f Why should I know everyone, everyone doesn't kndw me j Glee Club 1. LESLIE RHOADES Q Some people get up bright and early - I just get up J LESLIE RHOADES EV ELYN RINK EVELYN RINK I Charm strikes the sight - merit wins the sou1 j Pro- duction 45 GAA 4, JAMES RICKARD Q Women! The most inconsistent compound of ob- stinacy j Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Science Club 3,4. RITA ROWLEE f She's quiet until you get to know her J Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1.2, 3g Oriole staff 4g Annual Staff 4g FHA 3, 4, Library Club 2. I A MES RICKARD RITA ROWLEE ROBERT SCHNUR JOYCE SPANGLB2 LEON SIOR JOYCE SPANGLER f Life is the flower of which love is the honey j Mixed Chorus lg Pep Club 1.2: Alternate Cheerleader lg Forensics 2. LEON SlORf l have a mind of my own - not even a teacher can change it j Mixed Chorus 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Cast 3: Science Club 3,4. MARY SULLIVAN CA sense of humor, a good friend too - without Mary what would we do? j GAA 3,4g Oriole 4: Library 3,4. GARY THOMPSON Q Wisdom is the gray hair unto man j CHARLES WAUGHTAL MA RY SULLIVAN GARY THOMPSON f CHARLES WAUGHTAL Q I study when I'm in the mood - I'm not a Award 4. Homecoming King 4, , ..-.- Z moody person J Football l,2, 4, Letter Club 4. JEAN WELDA Q Watch it, guys - there's dynamite in that gal j Band 1, 2, 3,4g Pep Band 1,2,'3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Annual Statf 3,4g Oriole Staff 45 Majorette 1,2, 3,45 GAA 3,4g Drum Major 4, Blue Baronettes 1, 2, Off-Beats 4, Dorian Band Representative 3,4g Band President 4, Office Help 3,4g Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow WILLIAM WAUGHTAL Q A cheerful all-round guy - we'l1 remember him till we die y Football 1,2, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3,4g Letter Club 2,3,4g Class Officer 4, Honor Banquet 1, EVELYN WILHELM C'Foreign Legion - here Icome! J Band 1, 2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2, 3,4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4g Student Council 3, 4, Pep . Club 1, 2, 3,4g Annual Staff 4, Oriole Staff4g Honor Banquet 3, JEAN WELDA WILLIAM WA UGHTAL M EVELYN WILHELM st 'I , I . . vy, ,f'f' ,II -1 .-YL ,- A Z DALLAN ZAMRZIA CURT BLACKDEER Q Every inch a man - too bad there f I didn't come to school just to aren't more inches j Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1,2, Track 3, 4, Letter Club 2, a,4. ORLINE NELSON f Kind of shy but a very nice guy y f The door to success is labeled DALLAN ZAMRZLA Q Though high school life may have its charm, I feel safer on a farm j Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, Student Council 4g Forensics 2, 3: Class Officer 3, Honor Banquet 25 Cast 3, 4. KAYE WUSSOW Q It's a great life if you don't weaken Q Band 1,2, Glee Club li FHA 1,2,3,4. KAYE WUSSOW NOT PICTURED FRED LITTLEGEORGE PETER LYCKBERG CA man need not be a 1ady's man study! Q Track 2, 3, Football 2, to be a man! J Letter Club 2, 3. ROBERT ONSTAD fl-io Hum - it's done! ! lj DENNIS ROBERTS PHILIP SKNOWBALL Q The Rock of Gibralter in our foot- Push J ball line J Football 1, 2, 3, 4. I 958 Serziar Award Lliuuers JUDY KRAMETBAUER DUANE PETERSON JEAN WELDA D.A.R. Award Winner American Legion Award Berry Crocker Award LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP IMTEGRITY INITIATIVE 22 COOPERATION PERSONALITY ACTIVITY Scmar Baby Pictures Wir ,gg-.-Q Adi. ff M pa- 'x ..-f- 1 sy,- ' ww' .Lf Ps l 1. M. Sullivan 2. D, McGil1ivray 3a. M, Nortman 3b. J. Peterson 4. L. Sior 5. D. O'Brien 6. K. Wussow 7, D. McCoy 8. K. Knudsen 9. D. Hoonsbeen 10. Grade group 11. C. Avery 12. T. Landers 13. D. Zamrzla 14. W. Duerkop 15. I. Fisher 16. N. Homstad 17, A. Nemec 18. L Welda 19. S. Gilbertson 20. J. Casper 21, R. Johnson 22. S. Gilbertson 23. I. Halverson 24. J. Casper 25. C. Emerson 26, S. Burnette 27. R. Bruley 28. S. Bumette 29. M. Johnson 30. K. Dugan 31a, J, Johnson 31b, E. Wilhelm 32. L. Murphy 33. J. Welda 34. J. Krametbauer 35. S. Fagerness 2 Y? . X x un -x BAS QL , E f2.'e:...-W if V Qitlilvf 'iw IIIIBNHSK IIQKEMW Bllklwli Hllii HHH! 111 n Q ,gi 3555. .W im, Q A ,,,,kA ' s SCHOLARSHIPS Dean Lubow Margaret Johnson Davrd Lund Darlene Rerels ATTENDANCE AWARD Rrchard Lrndow D A R AWARD Janet Mrllrs AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Davrd Lund ADl1E BARBEI AWARDS Rrchard Hansen Barbara Johnson HOME ECONOMICS AWARD Barbara Byrns MYRTA CROSBY FEY PIANO MEDAL Darlene Relels JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD Sara Helbrng HELEN MEARS AWARD Michael McNulty John Pollck Rachel Rudkrn F F A AWARD Ellsworth Sweno MATH AWARD Davrd Lund OUTSTANDING ATHLETE Paul Hanson LIONS HONOR BANQUET SENIORS Sally Larson Barbara Larvxck Dean Lubow Grlbert Rannrck JUNIORS Judy Krametbauer Norman Mrllrs Larry Murphy Evelyn Wrlhelm SOPHOMORES Kay Anderson Mrke Brauner Mrke Olson JoAnn Ryan FRESHMEN Judy Collum Kathryn Huss John Lund Gerald Schunke FORENSIC AWARDS l-I S F A Certrfrcates Rrchard Emerson Jessre Rae Frsher Katy Flugstad Barbara Grace Barbara John Jeanene Nash Grlbert Rannrck Darlene Relels Earl Wrltsre Dtstrrct Awards Rrchard Emerson Jessie Rae Frsher Barbara Johnson Ann Krlran Barbara Larvrck Janet Mrllls Jeanene Nash Grlbert Rannrck Earl Wrltsre State Medals Barbara Johnson Ann Krlran Barbara Larvrck Earl Wrltsre W H S F A Gold Medals Barbara Johnson Earl Wrltsre HELEN MEARS AWARD City Contest Mrchael McNulty John Polrck Rachel Rudkrn Hon Mentron John Rerchert Jon Klrng Mrchael Anderson County Contest John Polrck Hon Mentron Rachel Rudkm John Rerchert ORIOLE AWARDS Offlcers Janet Mrllrs Karen Johnson Barbara Larvrck Grnger Fry Lrnda Mrller Others Kay Brgga Alxce Burke Barbara Johnson Margaret Johnson Ann Krlran Sally Larson John Stodola Judy Krametbauer fOrrole Scrapbookj YEARBOOK AWARDS Drane Brandt Barbara Galster Margaret Johnson Earl Wrltsre kecagnzfion and 611155 Day Wed ,May 22 1957 PEP CLUB AWARDS Jeanrne Anderson SharonK Anderson Joan Amundson Betsy Danrelson Suzanne Frelds Gay Gardrpee Darlene Gunderson Nancy Hagen Shrrley Hagen Karen Hanson Sharon Hart Shrrley Hampel Ann Krlran Barbara Larvlck Drane McGrllrvray Lrnda Mrller Betty Mrllrs Janet Mrllrs Kay Nortman R113 Sterne Pat Walker G A A AWARDS Shrrley Blencoe Jean Davls Clarrce Emerson Harriett Flsk Donna McCoy Carol Murphy Kay Nortman Karen Rrerson Barbara Swrggum Jean Welda A THLETIC AWARDS CO FOOTBALL Wayne Ballrett Ralph Boehlke Jack Eddy Paul Hanson Ronald Hanson Harry Hardy Nrck Homstad Tom Landers Drck Lrndow Davrd Lund John Lund B111 Makr Dan Mrlls John Moe Larry Murphy Denrus O Brren Mgr Mrke Olson Joel Peterson Gene Rand John Stodola Brll Waughtal BASKETBALL Curtrs Blackdeer Ralph Boehlke Paul Hanson Ronald Hanson Nrck Homstad Davrd Lund Brll Makr Dan Mrlls John Moe Davrd O Brlen Mgr Rrchard Olson Mgr Duane Peterson Brll Waughtal Dennrs Harmer Nrck Homstad Davrd Johnson Jrm Kauss Mgr Davrd Lund John Lund Brll Malo Dan Mrlls Mike Mrlls Duane Peterson Wayne Torkelson Ronald Whrterabbrt TRACK Curtrs Blackdeer Ralph Boehlke Ed Bunde Stan Burnett Darrell Grace Mgr Paul Hanson Ronald Hanson Fred Lrttlegeorge Davrd Lund Davrd Marg Norman Mxllrs Earl Wrltsre MMERCIAL AWARDS Bookkeeprng Award Ken Wrlkrns Bookkeeprng Certrfrcates Russell Engebretson Rose Hanson Margaret Johnson Joel Peterson Sonya Stenulson Offrce Practrce Award Kay Brggar Stenography Award Jane Casper Typrng Award Kay Anderson Typrng Certlfrcates Kay Anderson Darlene Christ ranson Ralph Boehlke Margaret Byrns Bruce Eddy Katy Flugstad Mary Johnson Prlscrlla Lee Helen Nandory Larry Paar Lrnda Rand Donald Radke Janet Rush Rrta Sterne Barbara Swrggum Ronald Hanson Bookkeeprng Award Sally Larson Bookkeeplng Certrfrcate Ardell Grunlren 25 0 , I . . , . . 1 0 Y I I If W. . . . . : ' . 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Gr duafim I 95 7 Class of 1957 Black Rwer Falls, WISCORSIR, Hzgh School PUNK Pam PHYS I' X I NX fs .I :uw ts Nm V ru PaIx iw L 1 of f I I ws J Ikttmcrn 1 Su S an I xx I I ' K I ta t It un I x I sq UITIL I In jot xl M Inn w NI NIC-tk Xa L Na ix Ar FROM Lrfn Vu P v ULACK RI ER FALLS WOS The students and teachers bnng A wlsh for you today For all hfe s best and flnest thmgs Along your future way And may the plans you re makmg now A11 meet wlth real success, And every year ahead of you Be fllled wrth happlness 1 . . - 7 , M V' 1, EQ 5,3-ls, H, xy, gal-3, 53, Mgsfsiixz, EZ. Eijsms. M N LQ, 3nkmg1gg,m, 3.1, fikvffauri. J. Ii-,zzfzawt IJ, Isle-mis. E-, Ilzlgwzilmisorz, .IvIIii1g. A. sr.-wx , 312131-rx if Ilwiskcffxevi, J. Pink, Ilfzzxaya-3. Ii. Ilgggzas. IJ. Elzuzvif. 25, Kkflfi KI, kixtfzwwx, I., XK'.-sh-:':fvIAi, s. ' 2.31. C3urI ':'sm, YI, Gv?:1':wI!, I. C'1'-wwsrafe. IE Sw1'1'wII, J, RI Us Il. Riffs, Ii I,4.7'xicvi, G. 314 :HN S. Ilswiaztoy, D. Ilmf, . 'Q 'J , P. 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D , . . . . ,, Praplzccy We are at a class reunion the year is 1968 the site is Black River Falls I first went to the Banner Journal office and talked to Editor Donna McCoy I found out that Donna and her high school sweetheart Ken Callihan were now married and that Ken was in the business of designing cars and had a best seller the Kenett From there Iwandered downtown Isaw the sign Homstad s Airlines Nxck Homstad Prop Iwent into the Coffee Shop The waitress was Dorothy Rhoades Nick came in and offered to show me around Inoticed a couple of cute little stewardesses They were Betsy Danielson and Carol Murphy Nick informed me that he and Betsy are engaged and planning a trip to the moon Further I learned that David Hoonsbeen and Norman Millis had built a rocket The Blue Demon ' Nell Dimmrck is employed as their Chief Cook and Bottle Washer They were about to take off for their three hour trip to the moon and would drop Dennis Melichar off at Mars and take Richard fSputnikj Emery along for his weekly trip I decided I too would take a ride on the Blue Demon When we reached Mars I Jumped out QOh but those people were smallj I didn t real xze Iwas stepping on Sharon QProxyJ Anderson s foot I looked down and asked her what she was doing here She said she and Nancy Hagen had 1obs as models On the way back we met Arlene QSpeedyJ Nemec piloting a satellite with the former Susan Grlbertson as co pilot Also riding on the satellite was Charles QAtlasJ Waughtal He always did want to go around the world in 80 days but never figured he could do it in eight We stopped to refuel at Washington D C and Nell suggested we drop in on two of our form er classmates at the Yellow House We entered the mansion and soon found out that Darlene wells we boarded the Blue Demon I decided I would go back to B R F High School and see what changes had been made Ireached Black Rrver and I dropped in to see Larry fLarsJ McPeak who was Principal of the High School I found him ln the latest addition of the school the smoking lounge which by the way was for the faculty and of course those honorable seniors' He told me he had hired some new teachers Danny fPro0 Held was the new professor in English Duane QThe Brainj Peterson was teaching Math and Jeff QThe Stiltj Hrlts was teaching American Problems Then Lars politely informed me that Coreen fSmileyJ Avery Sharon Uloggyy Fag erness and Gay QGuyJ Gardlpee were Elementary teachers While driving through town my foot got rather heavy and I noticed a red light behind me I recognized the two policemen as Gene fCatchumJ Rand and Gene fP1nchemj Hunter From there Iwent to the courthouse to pay my fine and Kay QHangmenJ Knudsen was the Judge After things were straightened out I turned the radio on and happened to hear Lynn QPugy Finch s name men tioned He had made a famous recording of School Daze which was number one in the nation I decided to stay tuned to WBRF and listen for the Sports Report I found out that Eugene fTweetyJ Johnson was the Sports broadcaster As I drove on the East Side of town Inoticed a sign The East Side Morgue Iwalked in and recognized three of my former classmates They were Judy Uudej I-Iermanson Rita Rowlee and Karen Amborn The girls seemed to have a very cute motto You stab Em We slab Em' I asked the girls if they had any business they told me they were fixing up a battered up body which belonged to Bob fBache1orJ Schnur QBob was shot by a Jealous husband'J Janet Goldsmith and Joyce Bue were employed to beautify the customers I asked the girls if I could be improved They said they could try Everything went fme until I got underneath the dryer Time dragged by and my scalp was getting rather warm' Iwaited I Icouldn t stand it any longer so I yelled for the girls They came and took that dryer off and discovered I had a slrght burn on my head Q , ' II ,O ' ' ll . ' Christiansen was secretary to the President of the U.S., Sheldon QBig Shotj Lee! After our fare- . . , . I went to the Clrnrc and was surprrsed to frnd the staff made up of 1958 graduates Judy Dunnrgan was head nurse Jane Casper was specralrzrng in delrvermg babres and she had Just delrvered the former Jean Welda s trrplets Mary Sulltvan Evelyn Rrnk Margaret Nortman and Sue Lrnnell were reglstered nurses On my way out I stopped at the desk to pay my b1ll Donna Hobbs was the receptronrst Janet Peterson was swrtchboard operator Donna told me Rhoda Bruley was a prrvate secretary for one of therr up and-comlng Dr s John QBandyJ Bandell Of course Doc had to have an asslstant to take care of hrs money Thrs lucky gal was Janet Johnson I asked Bandy about the boys of the 58 class He sard a few had been rn for physrcals for the Armed Forces They were Tom Meek Wayne Ballret Tom Harkner Mrke Carlson and Gerald Kohnert Bandy also told me Gary Thompson and Fred Lrttlegeorge had Jorned the Forergn Legron and were statroned rn Honolulu and Suzanne Frelds was rn the Navy and was on her way to Japan also that Jane Rand rs now a top sergeant rn the Marrnes After leavrng Bandy I walked down the street and happened to thrnk I needed to cash a check Iwent to the bank and saw that Judi Hagen was a teller She cashed my check and she had a few mrnutes off so we walked down to Johnson s Cafe fBev Johnson Prop J to have coffee As we conversed she told me that Robert Onstad was Presrdent of the Frrst Natronal Bank of B R F and Robert QBobj Bucholz was Vrce Presrdent As we were srttrng there Larry Murphy Dallan Zamrzla and Phtlltp Snowball walked rn Judr told me they were the drrectors of the bank I left the res taurant and got rn my car I drove down on one of the back streets and went by Duerkops Imple ment Shop I thought rt must be the same old Wally I knew rn H S So I stopped rn and talked to htm Wally told me that Leslre QLesJ Rhoades was the head of the Conservatron Department I asked Wally where there was a lrttle excrtement He told me they were holdrng stock car former classmates sprnnlng around the track rt was Peter QHot rodj Lyckberg Pete pulled mto the prt so I walked over to talk to hrm As I got closer I notrced a grrl bendrng over the engrne of Pete s hotrod Marte Krosmskr was hrs mechamc Then Pete told me that Charles Brauner was also drrvrng a stock car and had taken frrst prrze at the races a week ago Chuck s mechanrc was Roger QFIX tty Johnson I then decrded rt was trme to get up to Castle Mound Park where the Class of 1958 was to have its gatherrng As I made my way through the park I notrced a number of cars that had out oi' state lrcenses I began talkmg to drfferent ones and thrs rs what I found out Jean Davrs was now a beautrcran rn Mrlwaukee I then ran mto James fThe Brlanj Hartford Fadely who was now a physrcrst Hartford told me that he was rn partnershrp wrth Ken Brown Also I ran rnto Jrm Rrchard Doug Jelrnek and Jerry Eggen who are now electronrc engineers I then talked to Dennrs Roberts and Orlrn Nelson who were Batchrng tt rn the Rocky Moun tarns I learned that Brll Make B111 Waughtal and Curt Blackdeer had just put out therr latest rnventron They have combmed beaver fur and deerskrn to make a coat They tell me they have lrned the coat wlth prgskrn Curt told me that Joan Halverson and Judy Krametbauer were model mg for them He told me not to mrss thrs month s edrtton of Sports Afreld as the grrls would be featured wearrng the coats I also found out that three of my former classmates were marrred Kaye Wussow was unable to attend as she had her hands full wrth her newest addrtron to the famrly Charlotte Burnette and Maxlne were also unable to come as they were spendrng two weeks rn Afrrca on therr hon eymoon . g ' D a ' I . 1 U . . ' 5 . . , . - . , U D D , . . . - 1 I U 0 ' races at the Fair grounds now. I decided to go and have a look. Once there, Inoticed one of my , . . . .. . ' ' . . . . , . . . , D . , ' . . Stanley Bernette has taken Clark Gable s place rn movres Hrs latest prcture rs Wrngs on my Feet Peter Monsos has been rn Chrna rarsrng straw for coolre hats Jessre Frsher and Leon Sror seemed to frnd Chrna qurte rnterestrng too Jessre rs teachrng the Chrnese to cook and Leon rs a Mrcropaleontologrst he studres fossrls Adelrne Larb returned Just rn trme from Canada where she went for recreatron I was told that Clarrce Emerson Ed Bunde and Marvrn Johnson had Jorned the Barnum and Barley Crrcus Clarrce rs a mrdget Ed rs a boxer and Marvrn rs a wrestler Marre Galster and Sue Gebhardt are now rn Russra Marre rs a famous portrart artrst and Suzanne rs practrcrng physrcal therapy Howard Eddy has just sold hrs Mrlkweed Darry and Crumb Bakery He plans to become the basketball coach for the Wrrghtsvrlle All Stars Howard drslrkes crty lrfe and rs strll lrvrng rn the country wrth hrs frve krds wrfe and the cow whrch he used for a mascot for hrs team Tom Landers a salesman for an rnsurance company has been around to the homes rn B R F He has been very successful because the people never read the small prrnt whrch reads The wrnd must occur on July 4th at 12 o clock noon and must be followed by a herd of zebras and a baby elephant Ken Dugan and Dennrs O Brren are runnrng a bee farm They have the hrves parnted char treuse green to attract new colonres They have never been stung QThat rs not by the bees J Larry Paar has just taken over the Drsco Creamery He has Drane McGrllrvray dorng hrs book keeprng Jerry McNulty seems to be hrs regular customer Thrs brrngs us up to date on the actrvr tres of the Class of 1958 Scumr and Zzculfy Kar STARTER fgets thrngs gorngj Davrd Hoonsbeen RADIATOR CAP DECORATION fshow offj Ken Dugan GAS TANK Qloaded all the trmej Wally Duerkop rNSTRUMENT PANEL Qtells what s gorng ony Sharon Anderson STEERING WHEEL Qkeeps us on the roady Mr Krnney HORN Qblows contrnuouslyj Hartford Fadeley TAIL LIGHT Qflrckers on and offj Robert Onstad WINDSHIELD WIPER Qmakes thrngs clearl Mr DrUlro ACCELERATOR falways at top speedy Jerry McNulty BATTERY fnever runs downj Janet Peterson SPARK PLUG flots of frrej Jessre Frsher DRIVERS Qnuts at the wheelj Dan Held and Jeff Hrlts SPARE TIRE fthere when neededj Dennrs O'Brren CHASSIS fa good framey Judy Hermanson BODY fthe new lookj Nell Drmmrck EXHAUST Qplenty of hot arrj Ken Brown and Leon Sror TRANSMISSION Qkeeps grrndrng awayj Janet Johnson PISTON fgorng all the trmej Betsy Danrelson DISTRIBUTOR fall over the placej Chuck Brauner and Bob Schnur BRAKES Qstops us when we re gorng too fastj Mr Krenz BUMPER fabsorbs all shocksj Dorothy Rhoades and Adelrne Larb HEADLIGHT fleads the wayj Mr Skarda ENGINE Qmakes rt goj Carol Murphy GRILL fbrrght and Shrnyy Jane Rand CHAINS frf they frt put them onj Senror Class WHEELS qkeeps gorng round rn crrclesj Rrta Rowlee MUFFLER Qtrys to keep thrngs quretj Mr Srlbaugh FAN freal coolj Larry Paar SPOT LIGHT freal brrghtj Norm Mrllrs and Sue Gebhardt RADIO Qrn tune all the trmey Gaye Gardrpee . . . . . . ,, . 1 ,, . . . . . - - - - , 0 . 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X, Ag . Af- 1 if - v 1. U Q rj ' 3 1 33' Seated: R, Blencoe, B. Hilliker, I, Flugstad, W, Ross. Kneeling: D, Iliff, T, Tompter, B, Ellinson, H, Melby, E, Larkin. Standing: T, Maki, Coach Slater, T, Warvick, OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Philip Meyer 6 Vet TEAM RHZORD TEA M PLAYED W E Augusta 43 Sparta 28 Melrose 37 Tom ah 25 Whitehall 46 Blair 58 Augusta 45 Sparta 44 Me lrose 46 Tomah 37 Whitehall 24 Blair 54 The Junior High basketball team completed a successful and well -played season with a ten win and two loss record, These boys, all of whom are eighth graders will go a long way for Coach Young and his Tigers. THEY 18 30 30 40 12 22 18 24 38 35 13 30 45 1 1 lk . :Q 'Q .. 17'!' W Y! IIN, xsxrsnlf ci ' As 1 ,.num,y 3 19 x 5' J' I '35 Y, 4 IX E, 'N XM fmn ff r ilgggglgm mag gud X' 3 X 9,55 Q Q ' 53 Q A f' 4 A K? In 'jd I 1.x 5 Q. ,ff M' 3 Mft , wfffg, 'O' 'wifi' U 3 4 w Xxx , , fu 41 ' X .Q R 3' 'af ,Ji 1 'E' 4 ,R 1 f gi' AQ, ' 5 52' M- Q. xx A, ig' Q NA K y '!'c-Z' . Xxlfx, sv. ' v - N 1, M A J 'Q Y NM 00? iunlfrs 'H'-SL ' 4.:.f4:r'x -1189 ' .-'---a 6 K ,, as 7 3 4-4-LlQy...4 f. , W Ca' x' vs an , f 1 English-language Department Right to left: Wagner, Nelson, Hyde, Amborn, Kopp. FACULTY MEMBERS MR. FRED WAGNER - - - - MISS NORMA NELSON MR. EMERSON HYDE - MISS STELLA AMBORN MRS, MELVINA KOPP - - English 10, Latin - - English 11-12 - - - English 9 - - - - - English, 7-8 History - - English 7-8 TI English 9 English 10 English 11 English 12 Horenszcs First row: D. Olson, A, Pickett, E, Wilhelm, P, McDonel, R, Reichart, I. Nash, P, Discher. Second row: S, Hagen, R. Rudkin, S, Melichar, S, Hart, K. Hanson, K. Bunde, J. Sprester, Third row: Mr. Hyde, K. Flugstad, I, Anderson, M, Werner, P. McGil1ivray, M, Emerson, I. Sharp, J. Fisher, Mr, Wagner. Omitted, first student, second row: I. Reichart. 5I Let's talk it over! Now, now, no arguing! WS OVC!! ! l SYNOPSIS OF PLOT: The leading man, Barry Hollis, has just graduated from Princeton and has inherited his father's fortune. On the way home, he meets Gladys Vance and it's love at first sight. When he gets home he immediately writes a letter to his ex-girl friend, Patsy, asking for his fraternity pin, and a letter to Gladys asking her to come for a visit. The letters get mixed and complication piles on complication, The climax comes when Barry is arrested for kidnaping a baby. Then to top this, Barry is informed that his estate has dwindled to nothing, All his girl friends forsake him except one - Anne Furber, CAST Seth Miller, a prosperous lawyer - - - Furber, a butler ------------- Barry Hollis, a young millionaire playboy - - KENNY BROWN - - - NORMAN MILLIS DALLAN ZAMRZLA Mrs. Sue Hollis, his aunt ---------- ---- I ESSIE FISHER June Hollis, his young sister - - Kathleen, their Irish cook - - Ann Furber, a young actress - - Patsie Linden, a dancer - - - Mrs. Linden, her mother - - - Gladys Vance, a dream girl ----- Ralph Saunders, a man with a purpose - - Mrs. Jones, a young mother ------ - - -JANE CASPER - - CAROL MURPHY - ' NELL DIMMICK - - - MARIE GALSTER SHARON ANDERSON - - - - IUDI HAGEN - - LARRY MURPHY SHARON FAGERNESS GUIDANCE COUNSELING The primary task of a part-time counselor involves vocational guidance, and the major part of the remaining time is devoted to personal-social guidance. This, quite simply put, involves discussing with students ways and means by which they might solve their own problems. It is the belief of those engaged in guidance that all people encounter problems and obstacles in their life and that it is often difficult to surmount these troubles without assistance of some sort. We tty to give this assistance. diff if A MAF. sv -Uv: '. . , if .1- L N2 ff ' K f if-Lf i!5rr?i'? 3f4 fx 2, 5, E I W aw L ,frwl '11 4: R f maaff, 5 el Z .f V H - Ra., fl mug z , , , f -Cd' . pint- F1453 , wg Up, , 5gKK,1E..lh wmuj- ' V fix j 'jf Q ',vJ,:nlN :luv . .X H V I, ' Qu llvl 5- nimun l -'I ivan rs -155115 1- . 4- 5 S 3 W - gif . ri 'L W, if N WZ? me 1 W , '2 'is .A K gf: 1 , .V A ,il vw, . -KRUQ , t Q -qw, . ,. ,xxx -V xl f ,Q , - rf iw' 4 . if lr- 3' rg' I ,wx i f... 4 ,M i 'Bxfsm-. 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Lee, K. Flugstad, E. Grunlien, D. Iohnsonf R. Glander, V. Halverson. P QUOTE: The boy or girl who succeeds in this day and age is the one who gets all he can out of his work instead of getting out of work all he can. 4' INFORMATION PLEASE? Our librarian and her assistants strive to help the stu- dents in their research problems and reading pleasure. The feeling of satisfaction they get from helping stu- dents compensates for the tedious tasks of book checking, shelving and shelf reading, indexing, cat- aloguing, pocketing and book mending. Assistant ,4 uivgraph KKK f' XX 1 L flxlff' fpfv my 7 M W . Hi, -X' , x xxx 14' , K . . . . X 5 xx 1' X XA' x A xl X, . . -X X , 5L5 x '- W '. K 1 - . M Jn U ff fx 1 ZjU,Q. ml, If ' , ,fy Y ff: fY A ff -3 fv V, J A I' K 1 N 'M I 651 . 'Q f f' --WMAAM 4 V, ,Lf-! ul, 1 X, !4fl f - L V fx 1. X 4 ' f r LL I ,Y 1' -,I W zwl . ' '. T 3' x ' X 1 ' LY .' J .,1 - i ' 1 xx V, - 5 , 9 Rl W xg' A I r' ' - Q x X ,S - . . 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Third row: M, Peterson W, Galster, S, Dow, H, Danielson, A, Odeen, J, Hilts, H, Eddy, C, Brauner, E, Bunde, F, Becker, R, Rand, Fourth row: D, Overlien, R, Nortman, D, Stenulson, G, Mason, M, Peterson, R, Johnson, G. Hunter, R, Schnur, S, Burnett, D, Ernst, D, Harmer, Z ZA. lfaskelball Umm X VKX A .Q , 6 M' gl' if-Q-A ni -1 RN- Knee1ing:Bunde, Burnett, Danielson, Mr. Grosskreutz, Standing: Emst, Mason, Olson, Ernst, Harmon, Larson, COOPERATIVE ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP 62 CITIZENSHIP LEADERSHIP RECREATION DEVELOPING FARM PROGRAMS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Officers - Seated: J. Bue, C. Murphy, J. Amundson. First row: Mrs, Porath, J, Bue, K. Wussow, I. Stenulson, J. Nash. Second row: K. Amborn, I, Rush, R, Radke, M, Sullivan, I. Goldsmith, C, Nelson. Third row: R. Rowlee, S, Linnell, J. Halverson, M. Galster, M. Bue, D, Gunderson, D. Kinyon. Fourth row: I. Hermanson, B Bailey, M, Olson, M. Krosinski, J. Davis, L. Hizer, B. Johnson, A, Olson, M. 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Scene I The Meeting in the Desert. We Three Kings. Scene II The Khan in Bethlehem, Joseph came seeking a resting place. Scene HI The Shepherds. Carol of the Shepherds Scene IV Herod summons the Strangers. Brass fanfare. Scene V Women at the Pool of SIIOAM, Angels we have heard on high. Scene VI The Christ Child. Solo - Kenneth Dugan No Candle was there and no fire. 55 Cantique de Noel - Adam. THE SHEPHERDS Cast of Characters in Pageant Balthazar ----------------- Ion Klltlg Wisemen - India wiseman ------ larry Garvin Greek wiseman ----- David H0ffman Joseph -------------- Raymond N0l'tl1'l3l1 Mary - - - - Rebecca Radke Guard - - - - Douglas Hurlburt James Sprester Shepherds - - - - -John Reichert William Nichols King Herod - - - ---- Robert Rand Hazel Heller Eva Dalby Barbara McPeak Women at the well - - - - - Pat McDonel Corrine Nelson Nellie Bailey Helen Spangler Accompanists: Kathryn Cole, Katy Flugstad, Ann Waldum, Linda Halverson Trumpet: Evelyn Wilhelm, Carol Johnson, Janet McNulty Flute: Linda Halverson Violin: Mr. Williams Chimes: Kay Knudsen Student Director: Racheal Rudlrin Lights: David Hoonsbeen Programs: Evelyn Wilhelm, Jane Casper Ushers: Pat Ross, Janet Johnson, Judy Hermanson, Donna Hobbs The Music, English, Art, Home Economics, Com mercial and Industrial Arts Departments, with the help of all teachers and students, directly or indirectly presented this program for students and the public. ,Music MR. WILLIAMS MISS KEEFE MR. CLARK AWARDS BATON ENSEMBLE: Class A First Star: Sara Helbling, Jean Welda, Ann Waldum, Kay Anderson, Marion Huss, Solveig Engebretson, Rachel Rudkin, Nell Dimmick, Carol Bekkelund, Karen Johnson, John Smrekar. BRASS ENSEMBLE: Class A Firsts: Dennis Gilbertson, Solveig Engebretson, Darlene Reiels, Richard Hansen, Ruth I-loagenson, Shirley Melichar, Arlene Nemec, Jean Welda, Ann Waldum, Jane Casper. Class A Seconds: Jane Casper, James Harmer, Shirley Melichar, Shirley Hagen. SOLOS: Class A Thirds: Shirley Melichar, Roland Peterson. MISC . SOLOS: Class B First Star ratings: Kay Knudsen, Bruce Hang, Dennis Zamrzla, Jessie Fisher, David Falk, Solveig Engebretson, Linda Rand, Shirley Hagen, Susan Hoonsbeen. Class B Firsts: Ruth Hoagenson, Shirley Melichar, Shirley Hagen, Linda Halverson, Mary Meyer, Darlene Reiels, Darlene Christianson, Lorraine Borufka. Class B Seconds: Alexis Reichert, Rachel Rudkin, Carol Bekkelund, Leota Westerfield. Class C Firsts: Kathy Kling, Karen Rierson. Class C Seconds: Mary Bowen, Kay Nortman, Carol Nortman, Marsha Harmer. CLASS A BAND: First in Marching, second in Concert. VOCAL AND PIANO CONTEST AWARDS STAR RATINGS TO STATE CONTEST: Class A trio: Barbara Larvick, Gloria Morris, Gaye Gardipee, Bass B Solo: Gilbert Rannick. Piano A Solo: Darlene Reiels, CLASS A FIRSTS: Vocal Solos: Gloria Morris, Larry Murphy. Mixed Quartet: Barbara Larvick, Gaye Gardipee, Ken Dugan, John Solberg. Piano Duets: Susan Hoonsbeen, Ann Waldum, Nell Dimmick, Kenneth Wilkins. CLASS A SECONDS: Bass Solos: Kenneth Brown, James Rickard. Sextette: Darlene Ball, Carol Murphy, Marion Huss, Janet Millis, Leota Westerfield, Barbara Martin. Quartet: Ken Dugan, Dick Hanson, Ken Wilkins, Larry Murphy. Piano Solos: Nell Dimmick, Susan Hoonsbeen, Kathryn Huss, Gloria Morris. CLASS B FIRSTS: Madrigal: Barb Larvick, Ann Kilian, Gaye Gardipee, Gloria Morris, Jeanne Hanson, Barb Martin, Mary Dalby, AliceBurke, Kenneth Dugan, David Marg, Dennis Gilbertson, Mike Brauner, Kenneth Wilkins, Larry Murphy, John Solberg, Dick Hansen. Vocal Duets: Arlene Rohwedder, Leota Westerfield, Piano Solo: Ann Waldum, CLASS B SECONDS: Vocal Solos: Arlene Rohwedder, Leota Westerfield, Ken Dugan. Duet: Karen Johnson, Mary Dalby. CLASS C FIRSTS: Vocal Solos: Charlotte Johnson, Lynn Finch. Ag. Quartet: David Marg, Dennis Gilbertson, Wayne Torkelson, Mike Carlson. Piano Duet: Linda Halverson, Alexis Reichert. Piano Solo: Rachel Rudkins, Linda Halverson. CLASS C SECONDS: Vocal Solos: Mary Bowen, Janet Johnson, Gary Thompson. Piano Solo: Debbie Johnson. fx , , i ,RN ,, I 45 fl w- 'wr w , , w, K if X ' ,W ,L fb- in 'ff is im: , gg sk ff K ,bw 'sf H. '9 :W Q fl 'Q f :R .., 'wk ' f af Q' T 'i A L gf K fi! W - A N. 1 1 ' T W' ,gi 1 ' 'Sf 6-5 '51, E? ' jg 'si ' G' ,ggi i-3, '. ff ,,, . 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HORNS: Barbara Knutson, Sharon Radke, Bonnie Mattson, Shirley Marg, Harold Horn. CORNETS AND TRUMPETS: Robert Blencoe, Sandra Zamrzla, Gaye Owen, Barbara Shankey, Susan Hahn, Ann Anderson, Mary Ann Krueger, Gene Parlow, Marylee Doud, Bonnie Nortman, Larry Nemec, George Young- thunder, Clarence Bayer, Jacqueline Bayer, Charlene Johnson, Rudolph Federman, Dale Peterson, Donald Frei, Richard Halverson, Robert Haug, Joseph Misenko, Seena Bergerson, Jacqueline Ellison, Ronald Gilbertson, Gary Shankey, Marcella Blackdeer. TROMBONES: Vicki Pierce, Sandra Scheppke, Rodney Morris, Sharon Clark, Vicki Hestikind, Richard Hagen, Roger Stein, John Funmaker, Cheryl Gilbertson, Terry Buttke, Billy Dalby, Dixie Lee, Arlan Kampen. BARITONE: Ernest Zahn SOUSAPI-lONESg Charles, Spangler, Lee Turner, DRUMS: Howard Bandell, Billy Pearce, John Klick, Genell Hoff, Dennis Bruley, Bruce Nortman, John Johnson, Ellen Pratt, Freddie Stein, Frank Wilkins, Truman Lowe, Cheryl Leffingwell, Gayle Gilbertson, Alice Klein David Halverson, Kris Hagen, TIMPANI: Reta Copus. BELL LYRA: Elaine Gross. CONDUCTORg Clayton W, Clark, 'J ' 1 if 5 fa ,AG Q aj Q 4 M JJ 1 , 'Q S699 A : ex JY' , Q ,,, if ,df ' . . H.. 7 ' . w X ,V ,Q A ,- XXX X1 1 1' w 5 1 , M ' 1 -b. Q: -L t EQ 7 bra: . , ,, 6 ' ,A 5 ' JM 3' w f Egg! if gg? X , M, Q V'A' F V3 A ., n 3 V' V If ', K L, 11 M5 ,,V A ll MJF' ,,. W5 ,. FV 'gh .49 mx 3 ' z ,ff 1 da N1 ,gg ,Y f ,.v Qt, 1, V ,. ,f:,, . , , i . , 4 fi? In ' .. 'g ' ft f' I 4. ' ' :W , J 5 . I f- S 5 LF' R 1 ' fd -e f ' im., - ,, 'P i- 4 .7 A , swf , W1 , ,Q r . . J -.,1 gk t Q- ' 1:1 W :fx If it 5: I ' -' D We ': , . 5' ' V A' , . M , 2 , 13. A 6 ' 1. V .K it - 3' X, A ' I J we 455: :,, Q -.9 yi: ' X W ff? ' 9, 1- -af R fy: kg, ki ,i . 5 , ' K 1? 1 1 , I Q 1 5 E 'R 1. 4 Q ? K I' Aff Q . A al 7 HIS 3,1 ,S I. ai ,, j -' if .ag J L 'Wigs i ,Sin 1 . ,J-'A Q. k A 7 is 5 . .,, Q, X 1 r , J Q L1 'f Pi 3 'Ri saw 3 , J , in 1 J fa? is ARS? 4 'C' DOUBLE MADRIGAL QUA RTETTE 'fy MIXED QUARTETTE dlfhlefics i Board of Strategy' Yes men what we won Champs Letter Club' Board of Directors 4' ' ,' laxannl-ns 4 J, i Our Cigars Front row: Hanson, DeBoer, Boehlke, Homstad, Hardy, Murphy, Waughtal, Lund, Harrison, Monsos. Second row: O'Brien, Radke, Peterson, Maki, Nortman, Ernst, Horn, Balliett, Rand, Whiterabbit, Landers, Mills, Schunke, Smith, Olson. Third row: Casper, Radke, Reichert, Sprester, Millis, Gunderson, Duerkop, Whitedog, Rand, Larvick, Faldet, Ibinger. Fourth row: Lambert, Funmaker, Bock, Nelson, Anderson, McGl1livray, Coaches Bell, Young and Slater, Kohnert, Kling, Swiggum, Marek, Hoffman, Mills, Peterson. WHAT THEY DID! MISSISSIPPI VALLEY GAMES Conference Record School W , L, T , Ula ff. Def. WE Black River Falls 6 0 1 .929 178 82 Sparta 26 Arcadia 6 0 1 . 929 228 53 Whitehall 27 Mondovi 5 2 0 . 7 14 229 85 Osseo 40 Whitehall 4 3 0 . 571 137 111 Augusta 26 Durand 3 4 0 . 429 86 130 Durand 27 Osseo 2 5 0 . 286 77 196 Mondovi 13 Gale -Ettrick 1 6 0 . 146 68 166 Arcadia 19 Augusta 0 7 0 . 000 26 207 Gale -Ettrick 26 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS SCORING First Team: Nicky Homstad, Phil Snowball, Larry 4th place: John Lund Murphy, John Lund. 6th place: Dan Mills Second Team: Bill Waughtal, Dan Mills. 8th place: Ron Hanson Hon. Mention: Ralph Boehlke, Ron Hanson, Harry 11th place: Nicky Homstad Hardy, Gene Rand, THEY O 25 19 0 7 6 19 6 51 points 36 31 24 .. 77 BILL WAUGHTAL LARRY MURPHY JOHN LUND CHARLES WAUGHTAL RON HANSON NICKY HOMSTAD WAYNE BALLIETT DAN MILLS HARRY HARDY RALPH BOEHLKE BILL MAKI RON WHITERABBIT WAYNE HORN GENE RAND DAVID ERNST TOM LANDERS PH LIP SNOWBALL DAVID HARRISON Our Ugcrs CQ as 99 3 n R fa B Y n R First row: Dan Mills, Ron Hanson, John Lund, Nicky Homstad, Bill Waughtal, Duane Peterson, Curt Blackdeer, Second row: Gary Casper, Mgr., Mike Anderson, Harry Hardy, Gary Anderson, Jack Monsos, Sam Mills. Third row: Coach Leo Bell, Jerry Mosier, Mgr., Coach Sam Young. R 11 BMBRF BHP 7 3 iaa ...L From rear to from: Bill, Nicky, John, Ron, Duane, Dane, Curt. Ml s0HN 1 ULACKDEER DUANE W1 E GARY AND HANSON Ggvr ERS ON P-ON Hay UGHTAI LLS HARRY NICKY HOMSTAD ' w IA MIKE HARDY C14 www ANDERSON Tr H 'Q SAM WLLS First row: M, Mills, J. Monsos, H, Hardy, I. Kling, G. Anderson, E, Dugan, M. Anderson, I. Faldet, G, Casper. Second row: Mr. Bell, G. Schunke, R. Millis, P. McGi1livray, B. DeBoer, R. Kohnert, J. Sprester, G. Mosier, Third row: K. Larvick. I. Radke, M, Werner, R. Swiggum, D. Hoffman, I. Radke, D. Ibinger, J. Richart. SEASON BASKETBALL RECORD A AND B SQUADS A B 1957-1958 TEAM PLAYED THEY WE THEY WE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE Tomah 56 67 33 35 Team Won Lost Glo Off. Sparta 74 71 45 30 Arcadia 10 2 .833 848 Chippewa Falls 55 49 56 39 Durand 10 2 .833 752 Mondovi 63 87 31 34 Black River Falls 9 3 .750 771 Osseo 27 55 20 21 Whitehall 7 5 . 583 610 Augusta 49 70 30 51 Augusta 3 9 . 250 531 Cadott 45 84 30 45 Mondovi 2 10 , 167 660 Arcadia 66 50 43 31 Osseo 1 11 ,083 438 Durand 52 49 30 33 Whitehall 43 62 34 27 SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Mondovi 59 66 36 29 Black River Falls 69 Mondovi Sparta 68 72 33 30 Black River Falls 55 Arcadia Osseo 37 88 37 46 Augusta 43 58 23 21 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Arcadia 59 66 31 33 Black River Falls 48 LaCrosse Durand 66 49 26 23 Whitehall 50 71 35 49 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Tomah 60 67 43 39 Black River Falls 56 Patch Grove Chippewa Falls 53 45 59 44 Black River Falls 65 Monroe CONFERENCE SCORING Sectional Champs! 1st - Mills 217 Points 14th - Blackdeer 121 Points BLACK RIVER FALLS! 10th - Homstad 144 18th - Waughtal 60 ALL -CONFERENCE TEAMS: TO STATE TOURNAMENT lst Team - Dan Mills 2nd Team - Nick Homstad MHCUSOH. WiSC0USlf1 HONORABLE MENTION John Lund, Curt Blackdeer, Bill Waughtal March 20 - 21 - 22 Def. 543 549 619 615 735 787 753 66 52 41 50 57 8I BRF BRF BRF BRF BRF BRF BRF BRF BRF Kneeling: Mgr, I. Kauss, D. Stenulson, N, Homstad, G. Anderson, I. Lund, W, Torkelson, D. I-larmer, D, Ernst, D. Peterson. Standing: G. Schunke, I. Monsos, R. Whiterabbit, D. Lund, M. Mills, D. Mills, D. Gomer, D. Johnson, B. Maki, Coach Skarda. SCORES 6 Alma Center '7 Sparta QBJ 12 Tomah 5 Augusta 4 Alma Center 3 Tomah 13 West Salem 6 Gale-Ettrick 0 Arcadia 5 WHAT THEY DID! Duane Peterson John Lund David Lund Bill Maki Dan Gomer Dan Mills Mike Mills 5 Ron Whiterabbit Nick Homstad 1957 BASEBALL NOTES AVERAGES Results of good training and experience in Little League and Youth League play were evidenced for the first time this season. Practically every member of the squad played in one or both of the summer baseball leagues and their consistent sparkling performances during the season were a credit to the entire program, Season highlights included a resounding win over West Salem in a home game played under the lights and a nine inning 1 to O loss to Arcadia in the finals of the district tournament, Lefty Dan Mills and Arcadia's Tom Mettlach tied up in a scoreless duel in this one which saw Arcadia score the unearned lone counter on an error, a tipped-bat penalty, a hit batsman and a walk after Mills had struck out fifteen. Captain Duane Peterson and Mills shared mound chores throughout the season and never had a bad day. 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