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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

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MM Ng f MQ MQVffff ff Eff MQQZQON . 5.11 wf 5552 SS QQ sg 51 igieggi 55 2fi1 f if Q ' THE BREEZE 1965 YEARBOOK SENIOR-JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS BLACK RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page ' - Dedication- ' Senior Officers ' ' Seniors ' ' ' ' ' Junior Officers- - Juniors -'-- Sophomore Officers - - Sophomores ---- Administration - - Personnel - ' - Faculty ' ' Homecoming - - Junior Prom - Honor Students - - Organizations - - Instrumental Music - - Vocal Music - - Athletics- - - Junior High - - - DEDICATION we. the members ofthe 1965 Breezestaffand the student body, dedicate this edition of the Breeze to Mr. Roderic DeVoe. Mt. Devon: has served as our school librarian for seven years. In addition to the help and guidance he has given us, Mr. DeVoe has left a lasting impression upon us for a respect of books and the knowledge they contain. It is with our sincere thanks and appreciation for your outstanding accomplishments that we dedicate this 1965 Breeze to you, Mr. DeVoe. :vii E fii Fila Qt: '::g. f! 'iq We :.:g .Q A If . 2. Qi 2 ' if? M gf? irsl :..g 555: .Ni ,, . ,M .1 .5 Six, X , ...R .ful P-,gt 1 Ni, ., xi SUSAN ADAMS suing Quar. 2, 4: State Music Contest 3g Mixed Chorus 2-31 Orchestra 1-4. VICKI ANDERSON Cheerleader 1-4: Class Officer 1-2,4 Glee Club 1-2: Pep Club 1-4: Pep Club Pres. 4: Mixed Chor. 3-4: Stu- dent Council 2-3: Home. Attend. 2. H 1 1 LINDA ALFORD FHA 3-45 Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 3-4. LORNA ANDERSON Art Club 43 Band 1-4: Orch. 3-4: Pep Club 3- 4, GAA 1-45 Tigerettes 3-45 Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 1-45 Mu- sic 1-4g Home. Attend. 33 Typing Award 2-3g State Music Contest 35 Class Play 3. GARY AMIDON Football 1-4. ROGER ANDERSON FFA 1-4. ELLEN ALDACH FFA4gFl-IA 1,47 GAA 1. VIRGIL ANDERSON Virg enjoys hunting and driving his car. His fu- ture plans are to attend Voc. School at LaCrosse. 5 MARY BAY ER Librarian lg FHA 1. JOAN BURCHARD Band 1-4: GAA 3-4: Typing Award 2-3. 2 ,WK if i '19 MORRIS BOWLER Art Club 4: Mixed Cho rus 3-41 Football 31 Wrestling 4. THOMAS BRULEY Tom likes sports such as hunting and fishing. His plans for the future are to attend Voc. Sch. at LaCrosse. if gr ' Qjyg O 'P JACKIE BRATVOLD FHA 1-4: GAA 1-3: Pep Club 29 Class Playg FHA Officer 2-4. MELVIN BUE FFA 2-45 Mixed Chorus 1-4. CONNIE BLOCZYNSK1 Band 1-2: FHA 4: For- ensics 1-4: GAA 41 Student Council 4: For- ensics Award. JOHN CART WRIGHT Band 1. LINDA CASPER GAA 1-45 Glee Club 1- 21 Mixed Chorus 3. JANICE CLARK Band 1-4: Class Play 35 Dance Band 3-4: Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 4g Orch. 3-4: Pep Band 2-45 Pep Club 4. DAVID CHENOWETH Baseball 3-45 FFA 3-4: Football 1, BEVERLY CHRISTIANSON Forensics 1-43 GAA 2-4g GAA Vice- Pres. 45 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2-4g Madrigal 3-4: Pep Club 3-4: Tigerette 3- 4: Typing and Forensics Awards. TERRIE cr-1Ess An Club 2,41 GAA 4: Band 2-4: Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus 3: Ckch. 2-3. SHARON CHRISTIANSON Band 1-45 GAA l-45 Glee Club lg French Club 4: Pep Band 3-4. DIANE CHAPMAN Forensics 4g GAA 1, 3- 43 Glee Club 1-3: Art Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3-4: Tigerettes 4. CARLA COLE Forensics 2g GAA 2-3 PENNY CURRY Band 1-45 Dance Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Glee Club 15 Ckch. 3- 45 Pep Band 1-45 Ti- gerettes 45 Breeze 3. NANCY DOUD GAA 1-4. 8 CRYSTAL DAHLSTROM Glee Club 1. STEVEN DOBSON Photo Club 3-45 Science Club 35 Track 2-4. DALE DAWLEY Swimming, hunting, and fishing are Dale's hobbies. He is unde- cided in his future plans. EUGENE DOUD Baseball 1 -2. GORDON DAHL Baseball 2-4: Wres- tling 3-4. LOUIS DRECKTRAH Class Play 3: Letter Club 1-45 Football 1- 45 Track 1-45 Forensics 3-45 Debate 4. CHARLES EDDY Basketball 1-25 Foot- ball 1-45 Letter Club 1- 45 Track 15 Class Play 3. DARCY FIELD Art Club 2-45 Letter Club 3-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Class Play 35 Science Club 1-2. SUSAN ENGEBRETSON Band 1-45 Goh. 3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Glee Club 15 GAA 1. DAVID EPSTIEN Baseball 35 Track 1-25 Football 1-2: Dance Band 3-45 Orch. , 1-45 Photo Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Breeze Staff 25 Madriga12-45 Oriole Staff 2-45 For- ensics 3-45 Science Club 3: State Forensics Award. LILLIAN ENGLE Science Club 1-35 Mixed Chorus 3-45 De- bate 15 Glee Club 1-25 Student Council 35 Breeze Staff 45 French Club 4. BARBARA FAULKNER FHA 1-45 GAA 2-4. ROY EMERSON FFA 45 Photo Club 3-4. LINDA FREI Student Council 45 For ensics 1-45 GAA 1-45 Glee Club 1-35 Class Play 3-45 Debate 45 Oriole Staff 3-45 Pep Club 4. 9 MARY GEARING Forensics 2-35 GAA 3: Glee Club lg Pep Club 3-4: Mixed Chorus 2-45 Tigerettes 3-45 Science Club 35 Orch. 1-4: Class Play 3: State For- ensics Award. DAVID HALVHISON Baseball 41 Photo Club 4. I0 CLARICE HANSON Forensics 1-45 GAA 'Z- 45 Glee Club 15 Tiger- ettes 3-45 Student Council 35 Pep Club 1- 45 Mix. Chorus 2-45 Orch. 1-4: Oriole Staff 2-45 Science Club 35 Class Play 35 State For- ensics Award 3. MARION HARMER Mixed Chorus 1-4: Orch. 1-45 Band 1-4. IRENE HANSON Forensics 1-25 Pep Band 2-4: Band 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1, 35 GAA 2-45 FHA 15 Goh. 35 Typ- ing Awards: Librarian 1. PEGGY HANSON Lunchroom Help 2-45 FHA 3-4. JANE HANSON Mixed Chorus 35 Breeze Staff 45 GAA 1, 3-45 Typing Award 2-3. RONALD HANSON Ron enjoys outdoor sports such as hunting and fishing. His future plans are to either join the Navy or attend Voc. School and take up heavy equipment. CRAIG HANSON Letter Club 1-45 Base- ball l-4: Basketball 1- 45 Football 1-45 Class Officer 3. ROBERT HAUG Band 1-4: Band Pres. 3- 45 Class Pres, 35 Class Play 3: Dance Band 1- 4: Pep Band 1-45 Goh. 1-3: Prom King 35StaIe Band Award 3. II BLANCHE HIGGINS Band 1-45 Dance Band 3-45 Pep Band 3-45 Glee Club 15 Breeze Staff 45 Class Play 35 GAA 3-45 Forensics 1-45 Typing Award 2. CHARLENE IANKE Band 1-45 Dance Band 3-45 Pep Band 35 Sci- ence Club 1-35 Tiger- ettes 4: French Club 45 GAA 1-45 oiee Club 1 I2 HAROLD HORN Band 1-45 Dance Band 45 Pep Band 3-45 Class Play 3. SUE ILIFF Band 1-45 Dance Band 3-45 Pep Band 3-45 Class Officer 3-45 Hon- or Banquet 25 GAA 15 Pep Club 3-45 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2-43 Madrigal 2-45 Orch. 1-45 Oriole Staff 2-45 Badger Girls' 35 Forensics 1-4. MAX HOULTON Letter Club 2-45 Base- ball 1-45 Football 1-45 Science Club 1. CLAIR JACOBSON Letter Club 3-45 Foot- ball 1-45 Track 2-35 Honor Banquet 25 Stu- dent Council 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 FFA 35 Class Play 35 Badger Boys State 35 Forensics 2-4. rmmmnl RICHARD HOMSTAD Letter Club 2-4: Bas- ketball 1-4: Golf 1-45 Class Play 35 Oriole Staff 4: Photo Club 45 Forensics 4. BETTY JELINEK Lunchroom Help 2-45 FHA 4. DONNA JOHNSON Glee Clublg Mix. Cho- rus 2-41 Class Play 35 Madrigal 3-4: Operetta 3-4. DONALD KIMBALL Don enjoys outdoor sports such as hunting, fishing, and ice skat- ing. His plans for the future are to go to Voc. School at Milwaukee. ' R. HAZEL JOHNSON Band 2-4: Pep Band 3- 43 Orchestra 3-4g Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 1g GAA 2: Forensics 1. ARLYN KAMPEN FFA 1-4: Madriga13-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3. LINDA JOHNSON Band 1-3: Pep Band 35 Librarian 4. YVONNE KAMPEN Band 2-45 Pep Band 3- 43 Orch. 3-43 Mixed Chorus 3g Glee Club 15 GAA 25 Forensics lg Typing Award. GAVIN JOHNSON FFA 4. JAMES KIRSCHNER Letter Club: FFA sg Football 2-4: Wrestling 2. I3 CHARLES KLEBA Honor Banquet 35 FFA 1-4. GAIL LARKIN Student Council 1-2: Class Officer 25 Foren- sics 1-45 Band 1-45 Glee Club 15 Major- ette 3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Pep Club 1-45 Prom Queen 35 Art Club 2. I4 JACQUELJNE KOHNERT GAA 1-45 Glee Club 1-2. BRUCE LAMBERT Letter Club 2-4: Foor- ball 25 Baseball 2-45 Basketball 2-45 Art Club 3-4. BETTY KRPATA Band 15 FHA 45 Glee Club 25 Lunchroom Help 1-4: Office Help 1-2. SHARON LAMBERT Breeze Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 35 GAA 1-4: Typing Award 3. ALICE KLEIN Band 1-45 Pep Band 3 45 Glee Club 15 Class Play 15 GAA 2-45 Li- brarian 2. LCRRAINE LECHNER Librarian 25 FHA 3-45 Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4. SHERYL LEFFINGWELL Band 1-4: Pep Band 1- 45 Orch. 1-35 GAA 45 Glee Club 1: Majorerte 2-45 French Club 4: Art Club 3-4. RANDY MILLIS Letter Club 2-45 Foot- ball 1-45 Basketball 1- 4: Baseball 1-4. LOIS LUDEMAN Art Club 2-45 Art Club Officer 3-45 Librarian 45 GAA 1-2: Band 35 Glee Club 1,45 Mixed Chorus 2-4: Orch. 1-45 Tigerettes 45 Madrigal 3-45 Forensics 3-45 Typing Award 3. CYNTHIA MERRILL Band 1-45 Glee Club 15 BRIAN MEEK Brian likes to drive, takes lessons lightly5 and he plans to attend LaCrosse University. MIC HA EL MILLIS Letter Club 3-45 Base- Forensics 2-45 Pep Band ball 2-45 Basketball 3. KAREN LINDBERG Mixed Chorus 4: GAA 1-2, 45 Office Help 45 Typing Award 2-3. 4: Class Play 3. JANE MILLS Forensics 2-45 Art Club 15 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Orch. 1-45 GAA 15 Pep Club 3-45 Science Club 35 Tiger- ettes 3-43 Class Play 35 State Forensics Award. I5 MARY MILLS Forensics 35 Glee Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 1-45 Tiger- ette 3-4. MARILOU MURPHY Glee Club 2-45 Mixed Chorus 3-4. I6 JAMES MOE Letter Club 1-45 Foot- ball 1-45 Co-Capt. 45 Basketball 1-35 Golf 1- 45 Honor Banquet 25 Student Council 2-45 Homecoming Attend. 45 Oriole Staff 45 Bad- ger Boys' State 3: Guid- ance Lab. MARY MUDD Art Club 3: FHA 3-45 Tigerettes 45 GAA 3-4 SUSAN MOE Forensics 45 Glee Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 45 Science Club 35 Class Play 35 Tigerettes 3-4. KATHLEEN MURPHY Band 1-45 GAA 1-45 Majorertes 2-45 Or- chestra 1, 4. JOSEPH MISENKO Band 1-4: Dance Band 2-45 Band Officer 45 Boys' Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 15 Orch. 3-45 Pep Band 1-4. STEVEN NELSON Art Club 35 Track 4. CHERYL NEMEC Librarian 23 GAA 2-45 Mixed Chorus 3-4: Of- fice Help 4: Typing Award 2-3. BRUCE OLSON Letter Club: Football 1 45 Baseball 1-4: Basket- ball 1-45 Class Officer 1, 4: Homecoming At- tend. 41 Student Coun- cil l, 31 Class Play 3. BRUC E NORTMAN Letter Club 3-4: Foot- ball 1-3g FFA l-43 Track 1-2. ELLEN OESAU FFA 2. MARGUERITE O'BRIEN Tigerettes 3-4: Foren- sics 4g Pep Club 4: GAA 1, 3-4gG1ee Club 1-2: Mixed Chorus 3-43 Sci- ence Club 3: Class Play 3. BRUCE OLIGNEY Baseball 3-45 Football lg Track 1. -sw DENNIS NERBY FFA 3-4. DOROTHY OLSON Librarian 1-4g FHA 2-4 FHA Pres. 4: CO-ed Correspond. 3. I7 KENNETH OLSON Band 1-4: FFA 1-4: Football lf Baseball 1- 4: Honor Banquet 1: Pep B and 354: Wiscon- sin Farmer Degree. JOHN OVERLIEN Letter Club 2-4: Foot- ball 1-4: Co-Captain 4: Letter Club, Pres. 4: Homecoming King 4. I8 DEAN OLVER Forensics 1-4: Golf 1-4 Science Club 3: Pres. g Student Council 4: Hes. : Letter Club 2-4: Honor Banquet 1: De- bate 1-2: Guid. Lab. 1- 4: Badger Boys' State 3. HELEN O'ROUKE Helen enjoys reading and singin. DOREEN OPPEGARD GAA 1, 3-4. LARRY OSEGARD FFA 1-4: Football 3. NANCY OLSON GAA 1-4: Science Club 3: Q'ch. 1: MiXedCl'10- rus 3: French Club 4. SHIRLEY PARKEI Forensics 2-4: GAA 4: Glee Club 1-2: Mixed Chorus 3-4: Oriole Staff 4: Pep Club 4: Ti- gerettes 3-4: French Award 2: Forensics Award. JAMES PAULLEY Forensics 2-45 Ckiole Staff 45 Class Play 3-4. SCOTT POM EROY Letter Club 2-45 Bas- ketball 1-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-2. JILL PEDERSON Band 1-45 Pep Band 3- 45 Tigeretres 3-45 Hon- or Banquet 15 Forensics 1-4: Class Play 3: Glee Club 3: Debate 2. HARRY PETERSON Letter Club 2-45 Foot- ball 1-45 Art Club5 Track 1-45 Student Council 3. ALFRED PETBQSON Swimming, hunting, and tinkering with en- gines are Alfred's hob- bies. He is undecided in his future plans. CYNTHIA PIERCE Student Council 15 Ma- jorette 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Pep Band 4: Band 1-45 Glee Club 15 Goh. 45 Mixed Chorus 4: Class Play 3: Class Of- fice: 1: Science C1ub3. BILL PEARCE Band 1-4: Dance Band 3-4: Goh. 3-45 Pep Band 1-4: Photo Club 3 Class Play 35 Track 2-3 SUE POTTER Cheerleader 1-4: Pep Club 1-45 Glee Club 1. I9 ELLEN PRATT Band 2-45 GAA 1-45 Glee Club l-35 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Band 3-4. ELSA ROSENBERG Cheerleader 1-45 Class Officer 35 Latin Club 15 GAA 1: Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Club 2-4: Pep Club Officer 3: Home- coming Queen 45 Class Play 35 Typing Award 3. 20 JONATHAN QUICK Art Club 45 Class Play 35 Golf 1-45 Track 1. SUSAN RAVNUM Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2-3: Pep Club 2-45 Orch. 1-45 Tiger- ettes 3-4. GALEN RAETHER Photo Club 3-45 Science Club 35 Track 4. , BARBARA RICHWINE Band 3-4: Pep Band 4: Pep Club 45 Art Club 35 Forensics 2-35 GAA 1- 45 Orch. 1-45 Honor Banquet 35 Mixed Cho- rus 35 Oriole Staff 45 Student Council 4. RICHARD PROCHAS KA Basketball 15 Foorba1.l15 Track 1. MARY ANN ROSKOS Forensics 45 GAA 25 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Science Club 2. MARY RUDKIN Forensics 35 FHA 4: GAA 1-4. EILEEN SC HOOLCRA FT FHA 1-4: Librarian 3-4. TERRY SAUNDERS FFA 1-4. PATRICIA SC HMALLENB ERG Art Club 3-4: Band 1-4: Dance Band 1-4: For- ensics 2-4g GAA 1-4: Honor Banquet 23 Orch. 1-41 Qiole Staff 2-4: Pep Band 3-4: Pep Club 3-4: Tigerettes 3-4. DA VID SCAFE Football 1. MICHAEL SC HNUR Football lg Mixed Cho- rus 1: Track 1. SANDRA SAMPSON Breeze Staff 3-4, Edi- tor 4g Band 2-4g Mixed Chorus 2-35 GAA 1-35 Glee Club 1: Typing Award 3. ROGER SHAW Art Club 2-4: Football 1: Mixed Chorus 3-4. 2l KATHLEEN SHEFFER Mixed Chorus 2-45 Art Club 33 Dance Band 4: FHA 1-23 GAA 3-43 Glee Club 1: French Club 4: Orch. 1-4. CYNTHIA STENULSON Officer Help 3-4: GAA 3-4. ,sf JANE SKARDA Mixed Chorus 2-3g Band 2-4g GAA 1-4g Foren- sics 1-4: Glee Club 1-2. MICHAEL SPELTZ. Football 4: Debate 4: Forensics 3-45 Wrestling 45 Track 3-4: Science Club 3g Student Coun- cil 4. S 6. 2 X. . 22 ., t.. me ra 9 6 f! ELIZABETH SPANGLER FHA 4: GAA 3-4. EMIL STEINKE Football 1-4: Class Of- ficer 2g Honor Banquet 3g Track 1-4: Forensics 2: Letter Club 2-4: Wrestling 3-4. JAMES SKARDA Baseball 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Football 1-25 Let- ter Club 2-4. IRWIN STENULSON Forensics lg Track 1-4: Mixed Chorus 1-35 Madrigal 2-3g wrestling 3-4: Student Council 2g Letter Club 3-4. LOIS STENULSON Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Snring Quartet 1, 2, 45 Orch. 1-4. ROBERT TORKELSON Football 1-2: Mixed Chorus 4. CARLA STROZEWSKI Band 1-4: Pep Club 1- 4: Cheerleader 1-4: Honor Banquet lg Stu- dent Council 3g Foren- sics 1: Glee Club 1: Oriole Staff 4: Class Play 3g Typing Award 2 DIANE THOMPSON Band 1-4: Pep Band 3- 4: Madrigal 2-4: Mixed Chorus 2-3: Glee Club 13 GAA 2-4: Typing Award 2-3. GRACE THOMAS An Club 1: FHA 1-21 Librarian 1-2g Pep Club 2. MERVIN THOMPSON S HARON STROMBERG GAA 2-4g Glee Club 1- 3: Pep Club 3-4. TERRY VOELLER FFA 1-4: Football 1. NANCY VOLZ GAA 2-4: Glee Club 1-2. DUDLEY Zl-IE Letter Club: Baseball 2- 4: Basketball 1-2: Foot- ball 1-4g Track 1-2. 24 JAMES WESTERFIELD SUZANNE WITTKE Art Club 1-21 Breeze Art Club 3-4: GAA 1- Staff 4: Forensics 1-2: 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Stu- Librarian 3. dent Council 4. LUANN YOUNG ROSELYN ZELLER Band 1: FFA 4. Forensics 1-4. BONITA WAKERSHAUSER Glee Club 1-2: Librar- ian 3-4. BING ZILLMER Baseball 3-45 Mixed Chorus 3. DIANE ZILLMER Forensics 2g Librarian 1-2. ROBERT NA NDORY Hunting, fishing, and roller skating are Bob's hobbies. He plans to attend Voc. School in LaCrosse in the future. WAYNE FALCON Baseball 1-4: Basket- ball lg Football 1: Wrestling 3-4. NOT PICTURED: Ruth Blackdeer FRANCIS ROSENBAUM Francis enjoys fishing, and hunting. His future plans are to attend Voc. school in LaCrosse in the field of auto me- chanics. WILLIAM SMITH Letter Club 23 Basket- ball 1-2g Baseball 2g Art Club lg Class Offi- cer 1: Football 1-2: Photo Club 2: Science Club l. Raymond Doers RAYMOND ZINDRICK Photo Club 3-4: Science Club 3. Linda Milnthorpe 25 SENIOR YOUNGSTERSH Q.:-., Q . 1. ggi . 'fx v 'Q A W . i, l. gg. Ong- U YR K I f- lk ik 1 ', ., 1' 31 as ' f- 'P' 1- ,,,,'A.v,V . ,, A -, M , Q. phi. Q -S E if - ,'rL B ali 'v -. -if f' . O H , S. i 'W' Y ,sagi- F ' , 'ZS 'i-'. . X L I., gt W ev: E E r M A . qogfg 'fy B y Q 'Q 4' is 'ff' ' Z ' f' f ' Q .. ROW ONE. Sandy S. , Lili E. , Blanche H. . Jane H. , Ron G. , Jim S. . Jane S. . Bing Z. , Carla C. , LuAnn Y Doreen O. ROW TWO: Penny C. , Gavin J.. Randy M. , Clarice H. . Jim M. , Rick H. , Harry P.. Terrie C. ROW THREE: Alice K. , Susie M. , Dean O. , Harold H.. Diane T. . Bonnie W. , Joe M., Diane Z. ROW FOUR: Kay G. . Peggy O. . Bill S. . Galen R. , Lois L. , Joan B. . Steve D. , Mickey R. , Cheryl N., Bev C. ROW FIVE: Gordie D., Clair J.. Sue I.. John O.. Chuck E.. Scott P., Roger S., Jon Q.. Gracie G. ROW SIX: Sharon L. . Melvin B.. Betty K. , Ken O. , Christy H. . 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Qin., fp.: 22' I 3 If SCHOOL BOARD--Bruce Odeen, M. C. Schmallenberg, Ralph Lund, Mike: Bowler, Eugene O'Brien, Albert lahmayer, Haldor Jacobson, Don Holl. ,giglo I e x . in M. C. Schmallenberg Norman Krenz Superintendent Principal ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Mrs. Evelyn Thompson Mrs. Doris Holder Senior High Ofc. Supt. Office Mrs. Olga Samuelson MIS- Evelyn Kelly Supt. Office SUPI- Office Mrs. C. L. McDonald School Nurse Mr. Gerald Bjerke CHEMISTRY PHYSICS Mrs. Irene Fenske COMMERCIAL FACULTY Mr. Hugh DiU1io Mr. Miss Leo Bell Margaret Berndt AMERICAN VOCAL PROBL EMS MUS IC Leo Grosskreutz Don Halverson A r a 2 BIOLO GY AGRICULTURE ENGLISH Mr. Roderic DeVoe LIBRARY Mr. J. David Fossum MATHEMATICS Mrs. Marguerite Jacobson GIRLS' PHY. ED. Mr. Thomas Larkin ENGLISH Mr. Howard Kinney FACULTY Emerson Hyde Raymond Johnson ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS DRIVERS ED. Mrs. Mrs, COMMERCIAL TY' Miss Carol Kinley ART WW Miss Georgia McTavish FRENCH Ruth Mliake Neva Porath SPEECH HOME ECONOMICS FACULTY Robert Rask Vernon hcvcrson GEOGRAPHY WORLD HISTORY MATH ENGLISH Mr. Ivan Silbaugh AM. HISTORY VISUAL AIDS Mr. Fred Wagner LATIN AM. PROBLEMS L 1 4' I 1 Mr. Gavin Upton James Skarda GUIDANCE AFT BAND, ORCHESTRA Mr. Sam Young ALGEBRA BOYS PHY. ED. COACH .gggnpg ' 4 'IN 2 Teacher's Refuge H OME Sophomore Float Junior Float SEIU. Ol' FIOBI Art Club Float Hobo King Rick-Hobo Queen Joan COMING Royalty King John Queen Mickey Crownbearers Victory Dance ARABIAN 1. fx N E u 1 x A .Lf if v ffl 5' ' 5m xv, 8 W K L v f B E q si 1 v. .qq,5M.,. ' L Ex . .,y:f.kgy 9' U ,.9' ,, , if .,f 6 fp .x.'.lw .V 1 vp f , xS5 '5',, . X 1 A x. -.. 'Q' 'X X xl, af M K kygy,-'Q A I 1 Q .v-14,-.12-L-21 Q., ff:.3i1igi'?i 4,15-aw-:ri -. ' :.1.,..if!55 5'7' f' ' .'f::5'5':fE:'l Q.: - fi . k - 'sflifizt Q .5 529 4. if 255 . 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'iii-'f25? 5iiff.s5ib ?UfZf?f:?' 555 't '.Et,,,:s 5Wza'ff41i'r5i2: :Iliff 1. .:?m?2':1.i2a:sr.i-iif21fLg.'2fgLi3?,g.1. 1i:x'?'5 2.4 1, z5T2e???T' iii'12iii2is,3 fi1T252ii??ag?EiEf2343?.ffEiiE3HfePf:.ifZEiSeif?:t1 ?bff?2s' wif ,T5-wi,,-f,,::ff'.,.,:,:21 n..1fa:2'?f2G'! 'ip:vf:+??:,.mxg,.....gixw aev2WgwwQ?3uawff3rawJQQQQESHQRSFQQR2ssg5yaQ,3fe -in: x.Y '?'.. , tQ:.,5.f'i1.1 Q.a,,.,.,,,fwa-.LASAS-mix.a., Q W.. 2.8 'L .. . STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Dean Olver. Curt Waarvik, Linda Frei, Jim Moe, Clair Jacobson, Ted Stubrud, Craig Waldum, Jim Frederikson. ROW TWO: Barbara Richwine, Connie Bloczynski, Mike Speltz, Paul Bohac, Gunnar Berg, Rick Moake, Suzanne Wittke, Dave Overlien, Terrie Skoug, Marilyn Hanson, Bill Moe, Rich Evans. Advisor, Mr. Severson. OFFICERS Student Council is a service organization in terms of school government. Student Council functions to make the school a place of higher learning. organized for the developement of young minds and personalities. It operates through an elected representative from each homeroom. It Some of the things this year's Council has done are: set up a dance schedule: revised the Student Council Constitution: directed grievances to the proper authori- ties: set up the local National Honor Society chapter: directed Homecoming activitiesg and participated in convention. and leadership workshops for officers. President - Dean Olver, Vice-President - Curtis Waarvik, Secretary - Linda. Frei, Treasurer - Jim Moe. represents the student body and sets up student activities. LETTER CLUB ROW ONE: Rich Bauer, Chuck Eddy, Harry Peterson, Emil Steinke, Scott Pomeroy, Darcy Field, Craig Hanson, Rick Homstad. Randy Millis, Rick Moake, Dave Larson. ROW TWO: Mike Millis, Dean Olver, Max Houlton, Pete Kinley, Pat Houlton, Rich Evans, Pete Hagen, Jim Frederikson, Craig Waldum, Dave Overlien. ROW THREE: Bruce Nortman. Gary Amidon, Jim Kirschner, John Skarda. Bob Borufka, Dudley Zhe. John Overlien. Irwin Stenulson, Steve Olson. ROW FOUR: Mike Speltz, Lou Drecktrah, Jim Moe, Clair Jacobson, Bruce Olson, Chris Miller, Boye Ladd, Jeff German. Mike Tester. Charles Mitchell. ROW FIVE: Mr. Young, Jim Skarda, Trent Strasburg, Eugene Miller, Tom Lund, Dave Tokelson, Curt Waarvik, Bruce Lambert. Jon Quick. OFFICERS iff W 'va , 5 3:1 QQ 5 1, X The purpose of the Letter Club is to promote a My Q, more wholesome and competitive attitude toward inter- if ' scholastic athletics. Eligibility to the Letter Club is attained by com- peting interscholastically in one of the varsity sports W offered as an extra-curricular activity in our school. - ' These activities include: football, basketball, baseball, track. golf, and wrestling. Once a member. a boy looks forward to proudly displaying his B and participating in club activities, the highlight being the annual steak fry, which is sponsored in conjunction with the Pep Club. ':'sv13'-33 J President - John Overlien, Vice-President - Scott Pomeroy. 47 PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Jan Butterfus, Mrs. Jacobson, Jane Ravnum, Susan Ravnum. Sue Potter. Patty Gunderson, Carla Strozewski. Janice Clark. ROW TWO: Mary Earl, Shirley Parker, Karen Murphy. ROW THREE: Mickey Rosenberg, Lorna Anderson. Vonnie Sheda. ROW FOUR: Connie Goldsmith, Pat Schmallenberg, Diane Dambach, LeAnne Olson, Helen Jo Olson, Gail Larkin, Mary Mills, Janie Mills, Marilyn Hanson, Gloria Mahlum, Debbie Steinke. Pam Lambert. ROW FIVE: Linda Frei, Judy Stenulson, Tari McDonel, Patty Bunde, Bonnie Gilbertson. ROW SIX: Susan Moe, Mary Northup, Nancy McNulty, Sharon Stromberg, Roxy Lambert. ROW SEVEN: Clarice Hanson, Peggy O'Brien. Barbara Richwine, Lynne Grosskreutz, Gracie Gear- ing, Jill Nortman, Nada Johnson, Gloria Gilbertson, Vicki Anderson, Sue Iliff, Mary Alice Overlien. Christy Goldsmith. Elections are held each fall, and any girl wishing to join can enter the election. At our first meeting the club votes in other deserving girls. The mainpurpose of Pep Club is to promote school spirit. We do this by expecting each member to attend every game during the football and basketball seasons. Pep Club also takes an active part in the Homecoming activities by decorating the halls and the gym and selling Homecoming pins. We also sell tick- ers and hand out programs at the games. Above all, we in Pep Club strive for good sports- manship and co-operation. Secretary - Mary Mills, Treasurer - Sue Iliff, Vice- W President - Marilyn Hanson, President - Vicki Anderson. Pep Club is an organization composed of 48 girls. GAA ROW ONE: Mrs. Jacobson. J. Kohnert. C. Nemec. B. Hardy. L. Thompson. N. Oligney. B. Spangler. P. Antos. F. Fiedler. M. Lambert. J. Dana. D. Thompson. M. Spaulding. ROW TWO: E. Blackdeer. J. Hansen. L. Puttbrese. E. Pratt. D. Hughes. C. Johnson. D. Thompson. C. Ball. C. Bloczynski. A. Klein. M. Waller. B. Higgins. K. Murphy. V. Sheda. N. Olson. ROW THREE: S. Stein. S. Berndt. L. Relyea. M. Northup. I. Hanson. S. Stromberg. L. Frei. N. Volz. C. Janke. J. Burchard. S. Lambert. K. Arndt, L. Olson. H. Olson. C. Goldsmith. FOUR FOUR: C. Hizer. C. Small. B. Fisher. J. Skarda. K. Linberg. S. Leffingwell. T. Chess. L. Butterfus. L. Anderson. K. Murphy. J. Ravnum. P. Peterson. P. Halverson. L Hanson. ROW FIVE: C. Curry. S. Parker. P. Schmallenberg. B. Rich- HOFFICERSH wine. C. Stenulson. D. Oppegard. B. Gomer. S. Christiansen. K. Shaffer. D. Dambach. F. Konkol. C. ' Goldsmith. L. Swanson. S. Parker. ROW SIX: S. Blackdeer. C. McNee1y. R. Blackdeer. C. Hanson. P. O'Brien. D. Chapman. N. Chapman, L. Grosskreutz. C. Dambach. K. Moe. M. Rudkin. M. Mudd. S. Bow- ler. S. Hansen. P. Gunderson. The GAA is an evergrowing organization of ap- proximately one-hundred girls. Our group is designed to give everyone an opportunity to join in fun and games. We are active in many sports such as basket- ball. volley ball and whiftle ball. President - Clarice Hanson, Vice-President Sharon Christianson, Secretary - Jane Hanson, Treasurer - Diane Dambach. TIGERETTES ROW ONE: Mrs. Jacobson, P. Schmallenberg. S. Ravnum, M. Mills, P. Curry, Mr. Upton. ROW TWO: J. Ravnum, J. Gilbertson. ROW THREE: S. Parker. L. Anderson. ROW FOUR: M. Sukopp, P. Antos. ROW FIVE: J. Pederson, T. McDonel. ROW SIX: L. Swanson, M. Waller. ROW SEVEN: G. Pederson, H. Olson. ROW EIGHT: J. Mills, C. Dambach, L. Hanson. S. Blackdeer, I. Odeen, C. Small, L. Ludeman, S. Moe, F. Fiedler, P. O'Brien, E. Blackdeer. C. Janke. ROW NINE: F. Konkol, C. Johnson, D. Hughes. J. Skarda. M. Northrup, R. Blackdeer, C. Hanson, G. Gearing, D. Chapman, B. Walton, S. Stein, C. McNee1y. OFFICERS Pat Schmallenburg Penny Curry The Tigerettes, in their third performing season, have entertained many audiences with their colorful pcm pcm routines. These girls seek to add life and sparkle to the athletic events of the school year. The group is sponsored jointly by the music and physical educa- tional departments. ART CLUB .gf- STANDING: Randy Christiansen, Pere Kinley, Mary Earl, Boye Ladd. Lois Ludeman, Harry Peterson, Miss Kinley, Bennett Blackdeer. FRONT ROW: Suzanne Wittke, Jon Quick. Terrie Skoug, Terrie Chess, John Christianson, Pat Schmallenberg. Bruce Lambert. Nancy Zlesak, McC1eary, Barbara Bills, Marie Dow, Dorothy Olson. Melvin Dow, Mary Rudkin. Creswe11Lindow, Sandra Scallen, Linda Johnson, Bonnie Wakershauser, Eileen Schoolcraft, Pat SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW: Mr. Rask. Ted Stubrud, Tom Gearing. Larry Gearing, Paul Bohac. Tom Lund. FRONT ROW Steve Dobson, Jim Noble. Randy Christiansen, Sheila Bowler, Gunnar Berg, Bruce Stenulson. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB STANDING: Mr. Bjerke. Galen Raether, Ray Zindrick, Roy Emerson, Jim Mason, Randy Christianson. SEATED: Steve Dobson, Gloria Gilbertson. Rick Homstad. FORENSICS SEATED: Dave Epstein, Connie Bloczynski. Mike Speltz, Clarice Hanson, Jane Mills. Gracie Gearing. Dean Olver. Shirley Parker, Connie Goldsmith. STANDING: Mary Rudkin, Jill Pederson. Gail Larkin. Barbara Rich- wine. Lois Ludeman, Beverly Christiansen. Mrs. Moake, Larry Gearing, Keith Olson, Linda Swanson. James Noble, Sharon Peterson. DEBATE i Linda Frei, Lou Drecktrah, Mrs. Moake, Jim Paulley. Mike Speltz. BREEZE STAFF Mr. DiU1io Advisor Sandy Sampson Editor Blanche Higgins Lillian Engle Photography Editor Write -Up Editor Jane Hanson James Westerfield Business Editor Sports Editor Sharon Lambert Judy Stenulson Layout Editor Jr. Assistant Gloria Mahlum Lois Hanson Jr. Assistant Jr. Assistant ORIOLE STAFF ROW ONE: P. Schmallenberg, C. Goldsmith. ROW TWO: G. Pederson, J. Paulley, K. Holder, B. Richwine. L. Frei. D. Epstein, J. Norrman, B. Walton, T. Stubrud, J. Stenulson, J. Butterfus. ROW THREE: S. Stein, C. Hanson. J. Odeen, J. Gilbertson, N. Johnson. Mr. Larkin, L. Grosskreutz. J. Moe. S. Iliff, Mrs. Fenske, R. I-lomstad. L. Olson, C. McNee1y S. Parker, C. Strozewski. Note the elephant-like ears for gathering hot tips. the large eyes for witnessing news, and the long flat noses, other wise known as a nose for news, that all Oriole reporters must have. With the help of our acute senses, it is our mission to inform you of what you have done, what you are doing, and what you will do. As an attempt to reach this goal, we give to you the only black and white Oriole in the world. ORIOLE STAFF EDITOR: Pat Schmallenberg ASSISTANT EDITOR: Connie Goldsmith CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Judy Stenulson SPORTS EDITORS: James Moe. Richard Homstad REPORTERS: Jan Butterfus. David Epstein, Linda Frei. Jane Gilbertson, Lynne Grosskreutz, Clarice Hanson, Q N A , Kay Holder, Sue Iliff, Nada Johnson, Carol McNee1y 'Q-'12 ' My Jill Nortman, Janice Odeen, Le Anne Olson. Shirley Parker. James Paulley, Gretchen Pederson. Barbara Assistant E'-'mo' Editor Richwine. Sheila Stein. Carla Strozewski, Ted Connie Goldsmith Pat Schmallenberg Stubrud' Betty Walton. ADVISORS: Mrs. Irene Fenske, and Mr. Thomas Larkin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0F AMERICA ROW ONE: Linda Alford. Mary Rudkin, Betty Krpata. Eileen Schoolcraft, Dorothy Olson, Ruth Blackdeer, Mary Bayer. ROW TWO: Mrs. Porath, Connie Bloczynski, Betty Jelinek, Peggy Hanson, Ellen Aldach. Mary Ellen Mudd, Barbara Faulkner. ROW THREE: Nancy Oligney, Cheri Curry, Lorraine Lechner, Betty Spangler, Shawn Smith, Joyce Bue, Betty Woof. OFFICERS Pres. Dorothy Olson: Vice-Pres. Ruth Blackdeer: Parliamentarian Mary Mudd: Secy. Betty Spanglerg Treas. Eileen Schoolcraft: Reporter. C. Bloczynski. The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is the promotion of a greater appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The FHA has several activities during the year. Among these are school and community projects such as the sendingof Christmas cards to the Old Folks' Homes: the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Mother-Daughter Tea. The FHA raises money by having food sales and the sale of key chains. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: D. Aldach. L. Osegard. K. Olson, J. Halik, L. Nortman, B. Olson, C. Kleba, L. Young, E. Aldach. ROW TWO: V. Hestekind, N. Roningen, O. Davidson, R. Goldsmith, G. Shankey, D. Mason, S. Cox, L. Kampen, T. Gearing, M. McNulty. ROW THREE: Mr. Grosskruetz, D. Bue, D. Hizer, I. Krpata, D. Bergerson, B. Multy, S. Nordahl, B. Rumpel, L. Gearing, G. Stubrud. ROW FOUR: G. Murphy, M. Bue, T. Saunders. D. Nerby. B. Nortman. J. Kirschner, G. Johnson, R. Anderson, D. Chenoweth, A. Kampen. G. Yeskie. OFFICERS VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE '4 i' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Through study of vocational agriculture in high S school, and participation in activities of the Future I Farmers of America organization, many farm boys are preparing themselves for promising careers in farming and rural leadership, or in one of the many non-farm agricultural occupations. A basic requirement for membership in the Future Farmers of America is that a boy must be a student ot' vocational agriculture in high school although he may retain his membership for three years following gradua- tion. President - Charles Kleba. Vice-Pres. , Ken Olson, Treasurer - Larry Osegard. Secretary - Jim Halik, Reporter - Bruce Olson, Sentinel - Les Nortman. xx ---:rm ORCHESTRA lst Violin: Susan Adams. Susan Ravnum. Clariee Hanson, Patty Bunde, Jane Ravnum. Carol McNeely, Patty Schmallenberg: 2nd Violin: Jane Mills. Kathy Sheffer, Mike Vanderploeg, LeAnn Olson, Kay Arndt, Janice Odeen: Viola: Lois Stenulson, Barbara Richwine, Grace Gearing: Cello: Melvin Dow: String Bass: Mary Earl, David Epstein: Trumpet: Joe Misenko, Nada Johnson: French Horn: Hazel Johnson, Yvonne Kampen, Diane Dambach: Trombone: Trent Strasburg. Janice Clark: Tuba: Tom Lund: Flute: Sue Iliff, Cindy Pierce: Clarinet: Marilyn Hanson. Pamela Lambert: Bassoon: Marion I-larmer. Susan Engebrerson: Oboe: Lorna Ander- son: Tenor Sax: Penny Curry: Percussion: Bill Pearce, Barbara Bills: Piano: Jan Butterfus. Conductor: Gavin Upton. MAJORETTES yy Drum Major: Trent Strasburg: Cindy Pierce, Mary Earl. Gail Larkin, Sheryl Leffingwell. Kathy Murphy. BLACK RIVER FALLS BASSOON Elaine Whiterabbit Marion Harmer Susan Engebretson FRENCH HORN Hazel Johnson Yvonne Kampen Bruce Stenulson David Larson Diane Dambach Patty Gunderson Carol McNeely TROMBONES Trent Strasburg Dan Deener Janice Clark Ken Olson Patty Bunde Cindy Wilcox Larry Gearing BARITONE Barbara Richwine CORNET Ted Stubrud Joe Misenko Mary Overlien Harold Hom Nada Johnson BASSES Jane Ravnum Norman Hurlburt Helen Olson Tom Lund Tom Smrekar Joyce Bue Randy Christiansen Betty Woof STRING BASS Mary Earl Kathy Murphy PERCUSSION Bill Pearce Sheryl Leffingwell Gary Peterson Ellen Pratt David Picha Alice Klein Kay Arndt Terrie Chess SENIOR HIGH BAND CONDUCTOR Gavin R. Upton FLUTES Sue Iliff Cindy Pierce Gail Larkin Jan Butterfus Lynn Grosskreurz Roxie Lambert Faye White Kari Moe Vonnie Sheda Eb CLARINET Cindy Merrill OBOE Lorna Anderson Bonnie Gomer Bb CLARINET Irene Hanson Carla Strozewski Sharon Christiansen Jill Pederson Janis Odeen Marilyn Hanson Pam Lambert Joan Burchard Cheryl Haldeman Terrie Skoug Kay Kappen Sandy Sampson Mary Sukopp Jane Gilbertson Gretchen Pederson Bonnie Gilbertson ALTO CLARINET Diane Thompson BASS CLARINET Jane Skarda Patricia Peterson ALTO SAX Karen Murphy Blanche Higgins Lee Tande TENOR SAX Penny Curry Charlene Janke Sheri Skoug Lorene Bush Dawn Leffingwell BARITONE SAX Patty Schmallenberg Phyllis Amos DANCEBAND FRONT: P. Schmallcnberg, C. Janke, P. Curry, K. Murphy. B. Higgins. REAR: D. Deener. J. Clark, P. Bunde. T. Strasberg, N. Johnson, J. Ravnum, J. Misenko, H. Horn. S. Iliff. STANDING: D. Epstein. SEAT- ED: B. Pearce. PEP BAND ROW ONE: I. Hanson. S. Christianson, D. Thompson, J. Pederson, C. Merrill, S. Iliff, C. Pierce. B. Higgins. K. Murphy, C. Janke, P. Curry. ROW TWO: l-I. Johnson, Y. Kampen, J. Rrrvnum, N. Johnson. H. Horn, J. Misenko, K. Olson, J. Clark, D. Deener, T. Strasbcrg. ROW THREE: G. Peterson, E. Pratt, S. Leffingwell. A. Klein, B. Pearce, N. Hurlbert, P. Schmallenberg, B. Richwlne, Mr. Upton. 62 , 1 AUTOGRAPHS ATHLETICS SChl12id2l' Coach Young Severson Track Bell Larkin Halverson Skarda Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach B Basketball Baseball 1964 TIGERS cHAMPloNs ROW ONE: Jim Fredrickson. Mike Speltz. Bruce Olson. Louis Drecktrah. Randy Millis, Dudley Zhe. Jim Moe. John Overlien, Scott Pomeroy. Craig Hanson. Max l-loultcn, Gary Amidon, Bill Moe. ROW TWO: Rich Evans. Tom Lund. Mike Tester, Gene Miller. Jim Kirshner, Bob Borufka. Pete Kinley, Chris Miller. Chuck Eddy. Pete Hagen. Clair Jacobson. Dave Overlien. ROW THREE: Steve Olson, Fred Larson, Boye Ladd, Rick Moake. Emil Steinke, Harry Peterson, Jeff German, Pat Houlton, Craig Waldum. Tom Haralson. Curt Waarvick, Charles Mitchell. ROW FOUR: Ron Kimball, Steve Mason. Bill McGillivray. Gary Waller. Frank Wilson. Jim Nortman. Mike Ott. Rod Glyzinski, Allen Drang- stviet. Mike Densmore. Wayne Brown. Dave Konkol. Steve Ott. Jim Kubina. ROW FIVE: Steve Young. Byron Steele, Dave Eddy. Bill Stenulson, John Noble. Steve Zahrte, Jim Thomas. CraigVoskul Mike Hyde, lon Turner. John Deno. Gene Hart, Wilfred Cleveland. ROW SIX: Chuck Torgerson. Gerry Callihan, Carlie Klien. Randy Schoen. Larry Densmore, Daryl Cox, Gary Weiler. Ed Chess, Bill l-larkner, Chris Kilday. Sam Young fcoachy, Rick Bauer, Darcy Field QMgrj, Mr. Bell Qcoachy, Mr. Larkin fcoachj. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! rw i 1 .gg ,, , g .3 'ga r 'C Chuck 'A' or 42 '3 VA . ' Emil ' Lou - A.. Jim - ,. ' A'N4'- d vr K - I r i 15 fl' 355' ' :. . - I ful It 5322: 0 'tg eta ad. ri 1 'i a A to 2. W - ,. , , an . , X I ' fs. S5 3' S6 .fm . e - - 4- A A M C 3, CIS-ig PSYC John Gene Claire Scott Bruce CONFERENCE STANDINGS SEASON SCORES Black River 'I 0 Baraboo 6 1 WE THEY Sparta 6 1 13 Portage 0 Reedsburg 6 1 26 Wis. Dells '7 Wisconsin Dells 5 0 33 Rich. Cent. 12 Tomah 5 0 27 Viroqua O Richland Center 4 0 34 Mauston O Portage 3 1 26 Sparta 0 Virgqua 2 0 34 Nekoosa 6 Sauk-Prairie 1 0 7 Tomah 13 Nekoosa 1 0 Maustgn 0 0 Record Won '7 Lost 1 RECOGNITION ALL-SOUTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE' FOOTBALL SELECTIONS OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE End- Bruce Olson Tackle- Scott Pomeroy L. B. - John Overlien Guard- John Overlien D. B. - Jim Fredrickson Q. B. - Jim Moe HONORABLE MENTION F. B. - Chuck Eddy T. - Bob Borufka G. - Jim Kirchner T. - Pete Hagen ALL-STATE SELECTIONS A. P. Honorable Mention: John Overlien Jim Moe U.P.I. 5th Team Guard: John Overlien BLACK RIVER FALLS RANKED 10TH IN STATE PREP SCHOOL RATINGS! Vicki Anderson Marilyn Hanson Jan Burrerfus Carla Stxosewski HAH CHEERLEADERS Sue Potter Mickey Rosenberg Mary Eaxl Roxanne Lambert Nancy McNulty Mai-y Overlien Pam Lambert HBH CHEERLEADERS E .4 .ww mv Aw-- ,ffcm ww 'amvf B-HF Hip Y 4' A I 9 if larkwff, Hilf- J gm K4 4 'K ur.-u...... .... J .v, vI4I kill VA -. Ki? me S , M.. .. , TRACK 5:5 5530 ?'5':i ZiEf3-gifvifxi 'f3'tif:'tt:b'f7'5'51i4 . ., . . ,f w ., -:.i:r..?eafW:.??Q.iris.rii?v?15:ff2. ff.a?:5s.?1e: A ,.- A. - STANDING: T. Gearing. M. McNulty, B. Stenulson, P. Thundercloud. F. Larson, L. Frei, B. Hoagenson, T. Doers, M. Vanderploeg. T. Haralson, P. Kinley, B. Borufka, D. Field, B. Rollman, P. Houlton, M. Speltz, D. Overlien, G. Berg. M. Hoff. B. Simplot, W. Brown, Coach Schneider. KNEELING: S. Olson, C. Waldum, S. Dobson, D. Torkelson, H. Peterson. L. Drecktrah. E. Steinke, J. Goetzelt, I. Stenulson. R. Evans. A. Drangstveit, B. Zibolski, A. Gilbertson, C. Jacobson. P. Clemmerson, R. Glyzinski. WRESTLING x 5. .,. x A SQUAD COACH SCHNEIDER 8m CAPT. B SQUAD STANDING: Gary Weiler, Chris Kilday. Trent Strasburg. Emil Steinke, Gordon Dahl, Mike Mc- Nulty. KNEELING: Craig Waldum, Boye Ladd. Dudley Zhe, Irwin Stenulson, Jeff Cline. MISSING: Harry Peterson and Pete Hagen. STANDING: Mike Speltz, Terry Kimball, Michael Hyde, Bill Zibolski, Larry Gearing, Tom Gearing, Steve Olson, Tom Lund, Pete Kinley, Keith Olson, Dave Torkelson. Jim Mason. 72 y 1964 TIGER BASEBALL if STANDING: Asst. Coach Halverson, W. Mahlum, M. Millis. C. Anderson, D. Zhe, C. Hanson. F. Pllanz. R. Parr, R. Millis, B. Olson, Coach Skarda. KNEELING: J. Fredrikson. M. Holton, D. Deno G. Dahl, M. Tester. D. Chenoweth. J. Cline. R. Thundercloud. D. Frei, J. Skarda. SDK SONS' SCORES BRF OPPONENT BRF OPPONENT 4 Viroqua 5 5 Mauston S 2 Mauston 3 7 Nekoosa 8 2 Tomah 4 3 Sparta 4 1 Sparta 9 0 Whitehall 4 GOLF ilI964H ,QA ..,, --. . ---Q. I ,M 4, L, . .. ... . .. , . ...M fr. 493.112 '-'sf:Q..?,' Q. ,, .0 L ...-1 ., . ff! ' 1 , , ' 5C:.?'f4'-f Q, Q. gi., A. a . , 2 A i ..?3Fef.:L.ff nr.-,Q .9 ,fuk-.4 5 f 2 j Q: sig. :32.,gi. -.a .swf ' 1-,-...gg ... , STANDING: David Larson. Coach Young. Rick Moake. KNEELING: Ion Quick, Jim Moe, DeanOlver, Rick Homstad. SCORE 332 337 340 340 346 N. CONFERENCE STANDING SCHOOL SCORE sci-root 1. Richland Center 314 6- SPBTIG 2. Black River Falls 320 7- Tomah 3. Sauk-Prairie 323 3- Vifoqua Tied 4, Baraboo 329 9. Wis. Dells 5' portage 330 10. Reedsburg EVENTS DATE RESULTS 4-20-64 lst. BRF, 2. Sparta. 3. Tomah. 4. W. Salem 4-24-64 lst. BRF, 2. Sparta, 3. W. Salem 4-2'7-64 lst. BRF, 2. Sparta. 3. Tomah. 4. Baraboo 5-1-64 lst. BRF, 2. Aquinas CLa Crossep 5-6-64 lst. BRF, 2. Memorial fEau Clairj, 3. Eau Clair 4-28-64 lst. BRF, 2. Neillsville 5-14-64 lst. BRE, 2. Viroqua 5-15-64 lst. BRF, 2. Eau Clair North 5-18-64 lst. BRF, 2. La Crosse Aquinas 5-19-64 lst. BRF. 2. Arcadia. 3. Sparta, 4. Osseo 5-20-64 lst. BRF, 2. Sparta, 3. Neillsville, 4. Tomah 5-23-64 QS. Central Conf.J lst. Rich. Ctr., 2. BRF, 3. Sauk Prairie 5-28-64 BRE 8s Eau Clair Mem. Tied. 5'29 64 fSect. Tourn.J 5-30 1st. BRF. 2. LaCrosse Cent. 3. Wis. Rap. 4. LaCrosse Logan 5-5-64 lst. BRF. 2. Thorp 74 In the 34 teams that competed at Appleton, Black River Falls came in 12th. Congratulations to our golf team. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOGL BLACK RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN t qw L 25132: F FAcuuv g tx Q Q-5-4 Q ba Y? Mrs. Dorothy Upton Mrs. Bernard Ness Miss Helen Walli Reading 8L English '7 81 8 Mathematics 8 84 9 Baglish 8 SL 9 Mr. Fred Wagner Mrs. Ruth Moalce Mr. James Pederson Mrs. Marianna Moe English 9 - Speech 9 Speech Correction Citizenship 9 'lv I we v- ----va --in -3 5 .Q 44 A Phirman Mr. Oliver Bade Mr. Howard Jacobson Citizenship 9 Geo. 'lg Eng. 'lg Reading 8 Mathematics '7 Mrs. Violette Parlow Mrs. Rachel Shankey Mrs. Lillian McManners Biglish XL History 8 Science SL Geo. '73 Math. 9 English 8: Geography 7 76 no. FACULTY Mr. Kenneth Schneider Mrs. Ann Pederson Mr. Andrew Slater General Scienceg Phy. Ed. Girls' Phy. Ed. Boys' Phy. Ed. Mr. Ronald Kautz Mrs. Edith Stodola Mr. Philip Boettcher Industrial Arts Science 8L Mathematics 7 SL 8 Science '7 8: 8 x v-q, sf Tw .-I Mr. Lester Miwa Mrs. Bonnie Chenoweth Mrs. Alma Stark Miss Stella Amborn Band Home Economics Special Room History 8 84 Library Miss Verna Keefe Miss Carol Kinley Miss Margaret Bemdt 4 77 Vocal Music Q Art Vocal Music STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: Todd Hanson, Diane Easley. Candace Lambert, Genevara Lamon, Jan Hoonsbeen, John Torgerson Karen Peterson, Debra Holder, Roxanne Gilbertson, Mrs Upton, Advisor. SEATED: Barbara Gilbertson, Ian Turner, Steven Olson, Nancy German, .Ton Kappen, Shawn Cummings, Michael Harelson, William Miller, Beth Harelson. SCIENCE 8. HOBBY CLUB STANDING: Kay Stenulson, Steven Speltz. Brian Schneider, Sue Sharp, Mr. Boettcher, Sandra Peterson. Cheryl Bloczynski, Cathy Schultz, Ruth Ann Thompson. SEA ED: Mic el Hyde Japqu li e Pederson, Diane Nordahl. Gary Hanson. John Pederson. Donald Janke. 0'A,I,WA-1,,Q,., MQ ma ff' . jf, if iii J 4721. 'A 7 ew.: Msg. . vx VM: 'WN Q em Hsiiizt Q., 5 w,,,.., K , ' ' E: Vice-Pres. - Gerry Callihan if. pres. - Ian -I-umm. Sec. Treas. - Iris Kaptain 1 'rss : 191403 21:60, K ' Hom: Q ,. yy. :if 'K .Q 'le lf 3 w -I Ls. - 1, ..,, iw: ff- 1 '- -. W ' foQ . 2' r fl ' '1 W , Q A 9 ,J 'L .3 IL' , tl , Q s-guys L, Q ' ,ui If W K . , is wr' 5' L ..Q f Q. .753 Q, , - . A A ' ...jx 'X - . ' - I. ' I .' ' :EJ 4 , 'Q . 1 x V 'lf 4.-if vi , ,Q , Q Q,L,1g3 ' I 1. .-M 355 X, 3 1 gf..Qy-,Af W W f :Lf M 1 gk . in Er? Q Q ' V . -43,3 V i 'ff r L 21' I , W I vi' ,W .,v, S S559 QW? We U , . WS, Maw eagm. 1:1 wma 'lio-4. i 1 . ,K 1 -Ania Q Q u ki. 0 gee? FQ? lf. ' e iffff W ,n Q Ei M :QA V, S rv Hs IMI TIGER TIMES STANDING: N. Haugstad. J. Lumsden, C. Finn, N. Swisher, B. Rudolph. N. Entwistle, S. Peter Zlesak, S. Doucet. J. Thompson. S. Engum, L. Sanrala. J. Pederson, K. Cook. J. Porter, G. H Overlien, G. Grosskruetz. D. Janke, R. Rumpel. G. Wold. J. Halderman. F. Whilerabbit. G. M Walli. SEATED: I. Haugstad, D. Galston, J. Pederson. R. Vandervort, M. Young, G. Galston, Pierce, C. Voskil, S. Everson, A. Rykken, B. Gilbertson, S. Cummings, J. Kappen. S. Olson. D. B. Mulxy, A. Turner. D. Rozmenoski. D. Holder. C. Santala. K. Kei-sting, C. Dolcey. L. Sexe T. Hanson, D. Webb. LIBRARY CLUB STANDING: D. Mauer, M. Hagen. D. Janke, W. Fox, T. Hanson. Miss Amborn, I. Rave, C. E M. Whitegull, H. Bue, I. Kirschner. A. Bartos. R. Vandervort, B. Mulry. SEATED: G. Galston, ball. K. Engebretson. M. Davidson. S. Sharp, J. Pederson. T. Jewell. W. Steinke, G. Wold, D B. Peterson. M. Olson. B. Nimmo. son. M. anscn, S. ulry. Miss S. Holi, P. Dambach, , D. EVEDSOIL ngebretson. T. Kim- . Littlejohn, .new-Q! 125253331 'Q' 1,-'vm 1'-E 4: mg: 1 P igdifif' 2 M1 Q 'Q 33233 JAWQAX 'HEX ,iiifize asmgx Z '15I , 1 WQWE' ga 3. ..s F E lx 1, 52' Ffimp 1 -.asm Q if, I Ga Q ' ' 4, , Q QW Q61 X55 Q?-1 AJR FJ 7' gg' 1:5 '-15' '- 4 ' A 4 , ., W. SF MxEg,.F, sw? 1 xi , 5- UQJMIE . f- NX by ,'.l 1'x Q Z' W X35 ' Fx 4 ,LS 2+ xg, 5 . 3 A ' ' A + N C ' ' 9 ,' N' A xv, F591-A Ft 'X 4 - :'f 'A . -4 ' J Y o R F Q N J 3 ' 6H,W Q 'ffZf2 1,5,?QK wgiif ' .X A -it P , tif A h . 'fl 3:5 S fm 'EERYTY 4f'g0 6 A 'il I9 I N 4 FFA ROW FOUR: Ronald Ernst, Bradley Krueger, Blaine Simplot. Tom Burchard, Ronald Kimball. Scott Williams. ROW THREE: Mr. Grossitreutz, Larry Densmore, Robert Mudd, Charles Fox. Robert Burnett, Barry Goldsmith. ROW TWO: Vernon Johnson, George Halik, Tony Matalas, Jim Wyss, Gaylord Skaar, Michael Olson, Richard Zindrick. ROW ONE: Charles Dolesy, Gordon Kleba. Steven Mason. Robert Dobson. Helen Bue Barbara Aldach The Junior High FHA is in its formative stage and will be expanded next year. This organization is dedicated to personal improvement: and school and community service. , XII, L 11. ll LQ Nl ,J V l sw ' ' A v H S 5, M. . . , 3 4 .:. ' 0 I '- lf' ' . Scc.-Trcns. ' X 53-Q X Vice-Pres. Charles Anderson ,,,,, ,, K. Pres. 1 5' William Millcr Peggy Gearing fr f ROW ONE: Sharon Simplot, Nina Swisher. Linda Wiltsie, Brenda Mulry, Sandra Smothers. ROW TWO: Betty Balmub. Linda Hopinkah, Jane Skaar. Rebecca Peterson, Cathy Schultz, Susan Gjerseth. Christine Wyss. Jamie Kersting. ROW THREE: Ruth Ann Thompson, Barbara Pearson, Karen Severson, Linda Brown, Christina Blackdeer, Susan Silbaugh, Dianne Easley. ROW FOUR: Rose Ann Fox, Judith Iverson, Deborah Casper, Kathy Kersting, Lois Linberg, Sherry Larson, Debbie Rozmenoski. Susan Parker, Peggy Gearing. ROW FIVE: Ann Turner. Lisa Peterson, Ruth Payer. Jill Anderson, Ann Pratt. Diane Amo, Linda Bergerson. Connie Bruley. ROW ONE: Gregory Kreuger. Randy Johnson, William Miller. James Claassen. Gordon Wold. ROW TWO: David Jelinek, Mike l-larelscn, Chris Thunder-cloud, Gary Hall, James Bell, Craig Amidon. ROW THREE: Elmer Berndt, Leland Whitegull, Kirk Elias, Frank Rowlee. Jeffery Pettibone, Randy Morris. Thomas Clark. ROW FOUR: David Hutchens. Bruce Laymayer, Kurt Salveson, Bradley Peterson. Timothy Paulley. Charles Jessie, David Paar. Basil Johnson. ROW FIVE: Michael Bills. Robert Webb. Barry Stenulson, Dan Harmer, Michael German, Rolf Bergerson. Pat Schnur, Leonard Dennis. John Ravnum, Royce Blackdeer. ROW ONE: Judith Borreson. Karen Anderson. Rebecca Rudolph, Alice Frederikson, Colleen Finn. ROW TWO: Karen Lawton, Kristin Berg. Betty Johnson, Susan Drangstveit, Cheryl Bloczynski, Christine DeBoer, Vicky l-lanby. ROW THREE: Karen Ristuben, Joan Smikrud. Susan Anderson. Beverly Torkelson. Sharon Zillmer. Julia Sandberg, Jan Severson. ROW FOUR: Debby Zibolski, Beth Rykken, Mary Whitegull. Jovita Brown, Kerry Hagen, Josette Huber, Candy Lambert, Linda Hagen. ROW FIVE: Susan Gohde, Bonnie Jelinek, Joanne Falcon. Tayna Doers. Alice Sheckles, Diane Maurer. Katherine Hubing. Debra Holder. ROW ONE: Donn Johnson. Michael Muth, Donald Galston. Daniel Evenson, David Meyer. ROW TWO: Wayne Peters. Norman Converse. Douglas Dambach. Sam Maki. Kenneth Bills, Terry Hanson, Charles Anderson, James Leftingwell. ROW THREE: Kenneth Fulton, Pat Field, Steven Hoff, Calvin Snowball. Timothy Voeller, Jeffery Skutley. Randy Hansen. ROW FOUR: Calvin Burge. David Olson. Kent Fisher. Bruce Poff. Kenneth Voeller, Todd Hanson, Eric Engebretson. Dennis Pusateri. ROW FIVE: Lynn Maier. Robert Krpata. Arthur Rosenberg. William Huber. Larry Sexe, William Potter. Donald Eich, Steven Peterson. AUTOGRAPHS JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES frxw z was Q pil' .fa L 1 wmsg, 4 YI QQMAKE eo IX , bl U li 'J M X 44, G 9 : K , ,fi , 'f -I 'fi YZ W ' if 44 ff 1 x - X 4 Q5 'Z 0 NEW 90 BLACK RIVER FALLS FLUTES A. Rykken J. Thompson A. Olsen L. Santala B. Rudolph R. Krajcirik S. Engum G. Hanson B. Bahnub A. Gilbertson C. Bernhardt lst CLARINETS R. Vandervort N. German J. Pederson L. Pflanz S. Peterson B. Gilbertson 2nd CLARINETS M. Peterson R. Gilbertscn C. Santala T. Jewell C. Bahnub M. Hagen D. Nordahl J. Sandberg 3rd CLARINETS K. Ristuben L. Skaar G. Preston C. Hagen J. Lumsden B. Johnson R. Thompson K. Kersting S. Zillmer OBOES S. Emerson N. Haugstad BASSOON J. Hoonsbeen ALTO SAX S. H011 G. Galston I. Potter J. Haugstad K. Johnson D. Easley B. Mulry TENOR SAX K. Cook B. Blencoe JUNIOR HIGH BAND BARI. SAX J. Bills CORNETS A. Blencoe D. Janke C. Engebretson J. Pederson S. Sharp M. Lee D. Easley M. Hyde B. Gilbertson G. Stetzer G. Moake L. Chenoweth A. Overlien S. Horn K. Engebretson E. Bemdt W. Potter K. Berg J. Bell D. Meyers D. Galston HORNS K. Ludernan N. Entwistle K. Stenulson M. Gehx-ing S. Millis S. Overlien BARITONES B. Haralson C. Blozynski TROMBONES P. Pierce L. Peterson S. Cummings C. DeBoer BASSES C. Voskuil J. Claasen B. Poff PERCUSSION D. Hansen E. Chess J. Haldeman S. Drangstveit B. Lahmayer F. Whiterabbit W. Poff NOT PICTURED E. Engebretson S. Vanderploeg C. Lee ORCHESTRA 1stVIOLINS J. Hoonsbeem P. Flugstad B. Young VIOLA S. Overlien CELLO N. German J. Thompson OBOE N. Haugstad CLARINETS R. Vandervorl CHIMES J 2nd VIOLINS M. Pfiefer B. Rykken L. Sexe K. Hagen TROMBONES L. Peterson S. Cummings CORNETS G. Moake M. Lee DRUMS D. Hanson J. Haldeman . Lumsden SAXO PHONE K. Johnson J. Bills FRENCH HORNS K. Stenulson ST. BASS S. Millis FLUTES B. Rudolph L. Santala G. Hanson PIANO P. Pierce PEP BAND FLUTES A. Rykken J . Thompson L. Santala B. Rudolph lst CLARINETS R. Vandervorr N. German J. Pederson L. Pflanz 2nd CLARINETS S. Peterson B. Gilbertson C. Santala 3rd CLARINETS T. Jewell M. Hagen D. Nordahl ALTO SAXOPHONES S. Holl G. Galston J. Porter J. Haugsrad TENOR SAXOPHONES K. Cook B. Blencoe BARI SAXO PHONE J. Bills CORNETS A. Elencoe D. Janke C. Engebretson I. Pederson B. Gilbertson M. Hyde G. Moake S. Sharp L. Chenoweth FRENCH HORNS K. Ludenan N. Entwistle BARITONE B. Haralson C. Blozynski TROMBONES L. Peterson C. DeBoel' BASS C. Voskuil BELLS J. Hoonsbeen DRUMS D. Hanson E. Chess J. Haldeman B. Lahmayer F. Whiterabbir NOT PICTURED E. Engebretson INSTRUCTOR Mr. Miwa 95 FOOTBALL f, 1 Q f , B ' ' V ag- . A. ' V 't' f fr dv. . 49115. , f , Iss- T '?'t7 Q ,W .M A - , , 1 - Q ROW ONE: Charles Torgerson, Steven Young, Kris Kilday, Eddie Chess, William Harkner, Daryl Cox, Gary Weiler, Carlan Klein. ROW TWO: Michael Hyde, David Eddy, Steven Zahrte, Jerry Callihan, DavidKonkol Steven Ott, James Kubina, Larry Densmore, Byron Steele, Ian Turner. ROW THREE: Steven Mason, Ronald Kimball, Bill McGillvray. James Thomas, William Stenulson, Eugene Hart. Randy Schoen. Craig Voskuil, John Noble, Coach: Vernon Severson. BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Gary Hansen, Steven Olson. John Kappen. Jim Kubina, Gordon Kleba. Mr. Phirman, Steven Ott, David Konkol. Byron Steele, Bill Koranda. Eddie Chess. KNEELING: Gerry Callihan, Steven Young, Danny Ielinek, Scott Williams, Charles Torgerson. Carlan Klein. - 8 CHEERLEADERS CAPTAIN: Roxanne Gilbertson. FIRST ROW: Susan Drangsrveir, Candace Lambert. BOTTOM ROW: Jewelie Lumsden, Sally Overlien. 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