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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

J ef 141'-Elfiizniziff-'iiifrif Jw- - 53 , igwigf 33335255 wg Qf2??EMs if gfgggiii THE BREE E 1965 'Sim Black River Falls Senior and Junior High Schools Black River Falls, Wisconsin 1' I' N X f -. x , , W e L Table of Contents Students . . . Administration X: Faculty . . Organizations . . Social Activities Music... . . Sports .... . . Junior High. . . Dedication We, the members of the Breeze Staff, representing the Senior Class of 1966, dedicate this Breeze to Mr.Ver- non Severson. Itlr. Severson has been a member or our faculty for six years, and, during this time, has given us valuable guidance and assistance. The challenges he has presented to us have left us with an acute awareness of the world around us. His teaching skill has granted us knowledge which will prove to be aworthy asset to us. Along with his teaching duties, Mr. Severson has been a coach for the Freshman football team, and an advisor to the Student Council and the National Honor Society. For all your kind and patient services, we thank you, Mr. Severson. x 6 vr gr., .. fd ' :Ji In 1513. -I 'xg Y 5? uk . .' ', 'Wgfi F .41 v ly! :YQ UT. f:.: . ,te h y. ,le ,, r ii itzeig' fn: Ii PHYLLIS A. ANTOS Band 2-4: Junior Var- iety Show 3: GAA 1- 4: Glee Club 1: Li- brarian 1, 2.4: Oriole Staff 4: Pep Band 4: Tigerettes 2v4. DUANE L. BERGERSON FFA 1-4: Football 344. BENNETT R. BLACKDEER Art Club 3 -4: Football 4: Wrestling 4. PAUL I. BOHAC Class Vice-Pres. 4: Class Play 2.4: For- ensics l, 3.4: Honor Banquet 2: Honor So- ciety 3-4: Science Club 3-4: Student Council 3: University ofwisc. Guidance Lab. 1-4. CYNTHIA S. BALL Junior Variety Show 3: GAA 1-4: Glee Club 1: Librarian 1-2: Oriole Staff 4: Office Help 4: Tigerettes 4. SHARON ANN BERNDT FHA 4: GAA 3-4: Glee Club 1-4: Mixed Chorus 4. SHARON E. BLACKDEER FHA 1-2: GAA 3-4: Glee Club 1-3: Mixed Chorus 3: Tigerettes 2-4. BOB J. BORUFKA Baseball 1: Basketball 1-4: Football 1-4: Letter Club 2-4: Track 2-4. SHEILA BOW LER FHA 1: GAA 3-4: Oriole Staff 4: Sci- ence Club 3. JOYCE LORRAINE BUE Band 2-45 FHA 3-43 Glee Club 1-2. LORENE ALMA BUSH Band 1-45 Librarian 1- 23 Oriole Staff 4. IRVING R, CALDWELL Irving enjoys fishing. hunting, and riding cycles. He plans to join the Navy after graduation. DENNIS L. BUE FFA 1-4. PATRICIA ANN BUNDE Band 1-43 Dance Band 3-4: Forensics 1: Glee Club 1: Junior Variety Show 3: Madrigal 2- 4: Mixed Chorus 2-4g Music 2-35 Orchestra 1-4: Pep Band 3-4: Pep Club 3-45 Tiger- ettes Mgr. 4: Music Awards 3. JAN BUTTERFUS Art Club 2-3: Band 1- 4: Cheerleader 1-4: Class Off. 3: Class Play 2: GAA 3-44. Glee Club 1-25 Jr. Var. Show 3: Home. Attend. 2: Madrigal 3-4: Orch. 3: Oriole staff 2-4: Pep Club 1-4: Prom Queen 3: Stud. Council Sp Music Awards 1-3. JOHN A. CHRISTIANSON Art Club 3: Class Play 2: Football 1, 2,-lg Golf 3: Letter Club 4: Track 2. RANDY D. CHRISTIANSON Art Club 3.4. Treas. 4: Band 3.4: All School Play 2: Golf 3 4: Photography Club 3.4: Science Club 3. 4. STEVEN RAY COX FFA 1-4: Wrestling 3. DIANE E. DAMBACH Art Club 2: Band 2-4: BISSZS 4: Jr. Var. Show 3: GAA 1.3.4. Treas. 3: Mixed Cho- rus 3: Orchestra 3: Oriole Staff 4: Pep Band 3.4: Pep Club 2- 4. Treas. 4: Tiger- ettes 4: Triple Trio 1, 3. DAN DEENER Band 1-4: Basketball 1.2: Dance Band 3,41 Orchestra 4: Pep Band 1-4: Track 1-4: Let- ter Club 4: Jr. Var. Show 3: Music Awards 2-4. JEFFREY THOMAS CLINE Baseball 2-4: Football 1.2.41 Track 1: Sci- ence Club 2: Student Council 4: Letter Club 3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Honor Society 4. CHERI E. CURRY FHA 3.4: Glee Club 1: GAA 1-4: Mixed 2 Q a Chorus 2.3: Oriole Staff 4: Tigerettes 4. . f l :Q : . if , : x '?': . wt, ?,5'4izf xii- -- K-Q-,:!f'i, ?e 2-3 . Q.? ? ,.'. , ORVILLE C. DAVIDSON Baseball 3.4: FFA 1-4: Basketball 3. U BERNARD S. DIEHN Basketball 1: Track 1. ggi:-A D MELVIN C DOW Librarian 3 4- Track 1: Orchestra 1-4 DANIEL IAY DUNNIGAN Baseball 1, 2g Basket- balI 1-4: CIassTreas- urer 13 Football 1-3, Co-Captain 3: Track 1,2g Tennis 1.2. Co- Captain 2. CHRIS C. EMERSON FFA 4. FELECIA M. FIEDLER GAA 3.4: Glee Club 1: Librarian 4: Oriole Staff 45 Tigerettes 3. 4. - JIM A. DRANGSTVEIT Band 1-3: Jr. Var. Show 3: Dance Band 2,31 Football 1: Pep Band 1-3. I Trlo JUDY M, FARRINGTON FHA 4: GAA 4. BRENDA I. FISHER GAA 2-4: Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. GREG L. FLEMING Football 1: Wrestling LONNIE W. FREI Class Play 2: Honor Banquet 23 Honor So- ciety 3.4: Oriole Staff 4: Forensics 1-4: Forensics Award 3: Photography Club 25 Science Club 2: Track 2. JEFF GERMAN Basketball 2.4: Foot- ball 1-4p Homecom- ing Attendant 4: Track 3.4. Letter Club 3, 4. GLORIA ANN GILBERTSON School Play 2: Variety Show 3: Glee Club 1: French Club 4, Treas- urer 4: Pep Club 2-45 Photography Club 2-4, Sec. . Treasurer 2, Pres. 3.4. Science Club 1.2. Honor So- ciety 4. JAMES MICHAEL FREDERIKSON Baseball 1-4. Basket- ball 1-4: Class Vice President 1: Football 1-4. Co-Captain 4. Homecoming King 4: Student Council 1-4, Treasurer 41 Letter Club 1-4. RUTH EUNICE GALSTER Ruth is interested in sewing and cooking. She plans to enter the clerical field after graduation. ALAN D, GILBERTSON Wrestling 4: Track 1-4. CONNIE I. GOLDSMITH Class Play 1,35 GAA 1-4: French Club 3: Forensics 2: Glee Club 1: Librarian 1: Mixed Chorus 3.4. Oriole Staff 2-4, Editor 4. Pep Club 3, 41 Music Award 3: Forensic Award 2. RANDY L. GOLDSMITH FFA 3. JAMES N. HALIK FFA 1-4, Secretary. President: Wisconsin State Farmer Award. JUDY K. HANSEN Breeze Staff 44 GAA 1-41 Glee Club 1: Li- brarian 1,2: Typing Award 2.3: Beginning Shorthand Award 3. MARILYN A. HANSON Band 1-4: Cheerlead- er 2-43 Glee Club 1, Homecoming Queen 4, Honor Banq. 3: Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 3: Orches- tra 31 Oriole staff 45 Pep Club 1-4: V. Pres. 3: Student Council 1-4: Typing Award 2: Music Award 2-3. Corres- pondence Sec. 4. , PATRICIA L. GUNDERSON Band 2-45 Jr. Variety Show 3: GAA 1-4: Secretary 2: Glee Club lg Librarian 1,2: Pep Club 3, 4. RONALD N, HANCOCK Class Play 1: Choir 35 Forensics 1-4: Orches tra 1, 2,41 Wrestling 1-4. LOIS F. HANSEN Breeze Staff 3,41 Edi- tor 4, Glee Club 1: Typing Awards 2,3: First at Eau Claire Typing contest 3. VAUGHN L. HESTEKIND FFA 3-4g'Fo0tba1l 1. SHERRY DAWN HICKS Art Club 4. Jr. Var. Show 3: GAA 3.4: Glee Club 1.2: Mixed Chorus 1.2.45 Or- chestra 1.2g Oriole Staff 4: Music Awards 1. 2, 3. DON G. HIZER FFA 3.4. DIANA LYNN HUGHES Jr. Var. Show 3: GAA 3.4: Glee Club 1.25 Mixed Chorus 2.4. Tigererres 3.4: Math Award 3. CAROLYN L. I OI-INSON Glee Club 1.4. CAROL SUE HIZER FHA 4: GAA 2-4. ARLAN D. HOFF FFA4g Track 1: Wres- tling 2. NORMAN HURLBURT Band IV4: Pep Band 1-4. Music Awards 1. 2. CORRINE FAE JOHNSON Jr. Var. Show 3. GAA 1-4: Glee Club 1-3: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Tigerettes 2-4. Q ll DAVID H. JOHNSON Art Club 45 French Club 2.3: Mixed Cho- rus 4q Track 4. KAY MARIE KAPPEN Art Club 3.4, Sec. 4: Variety Show 35 Band 1-35 Pep Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4: Sci- ence Club 2. BRUCE A. KLICK Basketball 1-35 Var. Show 35 G0lf1,2,4. BOYE GARRETT LADD Art Club 3,4: Baseball 2,39 Football 1-45 Track 45 Letter Club 3,45 Wrestling 3,4. NADA ANN JOHNSON Band 1-4, V. Pres. 4 Class Sec. 3: Variety Showg Dance Band 3. 45 Glee Club 15 Triple Trio 1: Mixed Chorus 3: Orchestra 3,41 Or- iole Sraff 3,45 Pep Band 2-45 Pep Club 2-4, Sec. 4. PETER JAMES KINLEY Art Club 1-4: Class Play 3, Football 1-45 Golf 3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-45 Track 1, 25 Letter Club 3.4: Mu- sic Awards lst and 2nd. JOHN KRPATA, JR. Baseball 1.2.45 FFA 1-4: Track 1-25 Wres- tling 2. PAMELA JEAN LAMBERT Band 1-45 Cheerlead- er 2-4: Class Pres. 1: Class Treas. 25 Class Sec. 35 Var. Show 35 Forensics 3,45 Glee Club 1. 25 Pep Club 1-4, Pres. 45 Oriole Staff 45 Orchestra 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Homecoming Att. 3: Public Address Cer- tificate. DAVID ARTHUR LARSON Basketball 1-4: Breeze Staff4: Class Treas. 4: Jr. Var. Show 3: Golf 1-4: Honor Ban- quet 1: Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 2: Letter Club 1-4:Sec. lst Medalist Golf 2, Sec. 2nd Med. Golf 3. CRESWELL RICHARD LINDOW Baseball 1-4: Football 1. GLORIA JEAN MAHLUM Badger Girl's State 3: Breeze Staff 3.4, Ed- it0r 4: Jr. Var. Show 3: Glee Club 1.2: Pep Club 2-4: Debate 4: Honor Banquet 2: Honor Society 3.4: Triple Trio 1. THERESA KAY MCDONEL Badger Girl's State 3: Class Sec. 1: Class Play 4: Glee Club 2: Forensics 2.4: Honor Banquet 3: Honor So- ciety 3,4: Mixed Chorus 4: Pep Club 2-4: Debate 4: Ir, Var. Show 3: Tiger- ettes 3, Mgr. 4: Typing Awards 2.3. DAWN MARIE LEFFINGWELL Band 1-4: Glee Club 1: Librarian 2: Tiger ettes 4. THOMAS E. LUND Band 1-4, Treas. 4: Badger Boy's State 3: School Play 3.4: Football 1-4: Foren- sics 1.4: Wrestling 2 3: Honor Banquet 3: Honor Society 3.4: Orchestra 3.4: Sci- ence Club 2,3: Stud. Council 2.4: Pres. 4 Track 1-4: Letter Club 3,4: Debate 4: Var. Show 3: Guid. Lab. 1-4. JIM I. MASON Photography Club 3: Wrestling 3,4. CAROL JEAN MCNEELY Band 2-4: Ir. Var. Show 3: GAA 3.4: Glee Club 1: Pep Club 4: Oriole Staff 3,4: Orchestra 1-4: Librarian 1: Tiger- ettes 3.4: Typing Awards 2.3: Music Awards 2.3. CHRISTOPHER C. MILLER Basketball 1-3: Foot- ball 1 , 3, 4: Letter Club 3,4. ROBERT I. MISENKO Basketball 1,3,4: Or- chestra l-4, Pres. 4: Science Club 1. 3, Pres. 3: Student Council 3: Ir. Classi- cal League 2: Tennis 3: Silver Arrow Honor Society Award. RICHARD DEMING MOAKE Basketball 1-4: Class Play 3,4: Football 1- 4: Golf 1-4: Forensics 3: Honor Banquet 1: Honor Society 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1-4: Madrigal 1-4: Stu- dent Council 3: Letter Club 2-4: Guidance Lab. 1-4: State Mu- sic Awards 3.4. BRIAN K. MULRY Band 1: FFA 1-4. 14 EUGENE R. MILLER Badger Boy's State 3: Class Vice Pres. 2: Football 1-4: Jr. Var. Show 3: Golf 3.4: Homecoming Att. 4: Honor Banquet 3: Honor Society 3.4: Science Club 2, Vice Pres. 2: Student Council 4: Letter Club 3,4, Vice Pres. , Co-Captain Award 4. CHARLES J, MITCHELL Baseball 2: Basketball 3: Football 1-4: Let- ter Club 3,4. PATRICIA LYNN MUDD FHA 1: GAA 4: Glee Club 1-4. GORDON A. MURPHY FFA 1-4. 'ofa-A M Y Ba 4, se 4 F nggs 'ce Ba A , 4 rOS39Lwi,E'1:Qf nd2. if MW SMP MARY JEAN NORTHUP Class Play 3: GAA 2- 4: Forensics 3: Glee Club 1.2: Sextet 2: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Pep Club 3.4: orioie staff 4: Tigerettes 2- 4. JILL RENAE NORTMAN Art Club 4: Class Play 3: Forensics 2: Glee Club 1-3: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Oriole Staff 3.4: Pep Club 3, 4: Science Club 2: Music Award 3. IANIS ANN ODEEN Band 1-4: Class Play 3: Orchestra 3.4: Or- iole Staff 3.4: Pep Band 4: Tigerettes 3. JAMES B. NOBLE Class Pres. 4: Class Play 2-4: Forensics 2 4: Debate 4: Var. Show 3: Photography Club 2.3: Science Club 2: Track 1, 2: Forensics Awards 2. 3: Honor Sociery 4. FRED R. NORTMAN Baseball 3.4: Basket- ball 3,4: Football 1. VERNE PHILLIP NORTMAN Basketball 1.2: Li- brarian 4. BRUCE E. OLSON FFA 1-4: FFA Report- er Award 3: FFA Sen- tinel Award 4. KEITH A. OLSON Band 1-4: Baseball 1 2. Class Play 2.3: Football 1. 2: Foren- sics 2.4: Pep Band 4. Track 3: Wrestling 2. 3. BRUCE W. OTT Class Play 3. LOWELL JAMES PATENT Band lg Basketball 1- 4: Class Play 3. FFA 1: Football 1.3g Dra- matlcs 1.2.31 Prom Att. 3: Student Coun- cil 1: Letter Club 1- 3: Typing Award 3. GARY EVERETTE PETERSON Band 1-4: Ir. Var. Show 3: Dance Band 3.4: Football 1: Or- chestra 4q Pep Band 2- 4. STEVEN CARL OLSON Basketball 1. 2: Class Pres. 2: Class Play 2, 3: Football 1-4. Pho- tography Club 2: Stu- dent Council 4: Track 1.2.41 Letter Club 2- 4. IUDITH ELLEN PARKER Glee Club 3.4. CECIL R. PETERS FF A 3. 4. QQW DAVE A. PICHA Band 1-4: Football 1: Pep Band 3.4: Wres- tling 4. LOIS DIANNE PUTTBRESE FHA 41 GAA 2-45 Glee Club 2-4: Mixed Chorus 4. SUSAN FAYE RHODES Glee Club 1.4. STEVEN I. ROWAN FFA 25 Wrestling 3. DENNIS H. PORATH Basketball 1. LINDA KAY RELYEA GAA 2,3: Glee Club 2,3. NORMAN GENE RONINGEN FFA 1 -4. RANDY L. RULLAND Baseball 4: Classvice President Sp Jr. Vari- ety Show 35 Wrestling 4: Typing Award 2, GARY L. SHANKEY FFA 1-4. a JOAN ANN SKARDA Band 1-4: Jr. Variety Show 3: Forensics 3, 4: GAA 1-4. Presi- dent 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Pep Club 4: Photogra- phy Club 2: Tiger- ettes 2-4. ROLF E. SKOGSTAD Class Play 2: Jr. Var- iety Show 3: Golf 4: Honor Society 3.4: Student Council 2. CHERYL ANN SMALL Art Club 4: Band 1: Jr. Variety Show 3: GAA 2-4: Glee Club 1.2: Triple Trio 1.3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Oriole staff 4: Pho- tography Club 2: Ti- gerettes 2-4: Music Awards 2-4: Pep Club 4. BROOKE LEE SILVERNAIL Class Play 2: Ir. Var- iety Show 3: Football 1: Science Club 2: Golf 1-4: Letter Club 4: Typing Award 2. JOHN A. SKARDA Baseball 2-4: Basket- ball 2-4: Football 1: Mixed Chorus 3: Ler- ter Club 2-4: Typing Award 2. TERRIE RENEE SKOUG Art Club 3,41 Band 1- 4: Class Secretary 1: Jr. Variety Show 3: School Play 2: Honor Banquet 2: Pep Club' 4: Pep Band 4: Sci- ence Club 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Student Council 3: Typing Award 2: Oriole staff 4. LAVERNE G. SMIKRUD Band 4: Pep Band 4. SHAWN R, SMITH FHA 3: Glee Club 3: Librarian 1. JUDITH NOREEN STENULSON Breeze Staff 3,4, Ed- itor 4: Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Ori- ole Staff 3,4g Pep Club 1-4: Typing Awards and Medals 2 3, Third in State 3: Honor Society 4. CLARON EUGENE STUBRUD FFA 1-4g Eau Claire Judging Contest 1: State FFA Conv. 2: Meat Judging at Mad ison 3: Land Judging 3. LANA JEAN THOMPSON FHA 1.2: GAA 1-4: Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 1 SHEIIJA KAY STEIN GAA 2-4: Oriole staff 3.4: Tigerettes 3,49 Typing Awards 2.3. TRENT WILLIAM STRASBURG Band 1-4, Mgr. 4: Drum Major 2-4: Var. Show 3: Dance Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Orchestra 2-4: Madri- gal 3: Track 1-4: Wrestling 2-4: Letter Club 2-4: Music Awards 1-4. LEE V. TANDE Band 2.3: Class Treas. 3: Glee Club 1-4: Madrigal 3: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Pep Band 2,3: Music Awards 2- 4. DAVE R, TORKELSON Basketball 1.2: Foot- ba111,2: Track 1.2: Wrestling 3, Letter Club 2-4: Var. Show 3. MICHAEL B. VANDERPLOEG Basketball 4. Track 21 Orchestra 1-4: Librar- ian 4. DANIEL T. WAHL Art Club 1. 21 Baseball 2-4. Class Play 1. 2: Football 1-4: Track 1. Wrestling 1-3. tif 4 kdvdcmmb CU? ' L D0 ,wffr ML' .YJ -Hifi N WJ MARY Pvfy WALLER L, Var. Show , . --vfl rench Club 3. uw? Y - lk Club 1.2: GAA ,xl Mixed rxopp pf Off I E1 ' .cu fi 4 U Cv? . L 9 , GE GL lun-f VX O N9 Cwf QWV FAYE MARIE WHITE Band 2-43 GAA 4: Glee Club 1.2: Tiger- ettes 4. 20 CURT WAARVIK Basketball 1-4: Class Play 2: Football 1-4: Photography Club 24 Student Council 1-3. Vice Pres. 3: Track 1.2: Letter Club 3.4: Jr. Var. Show 3. CRAIG RICHARD WALDUM Class Pres. 3: Ir. Var. Show 3: Football 1-4: Prom King 3: Student Wrestling 2, 34 Letter Club 3.4. BETTY HELEN WALTON Class Secretary 4. Glee Club 1-3., . 31 Honor Banque 1: Mixed Chonud,-1, Oriole syn 2-45 Pep Club 14: Student Coynoi14g Tigerettes X2-4: Honor Society 4. JOE L. WOODWORTH Joe is interested in electronics and music He plans on going to LaCrosse Vocational School and becoming an electrician after graduation. Council 3: Track 1-4. ff W ,MW5 f'O1i5f 0Jqff ,Mwij,w4 m N WM. 5'5fMMM wiff W ff MP4 1 M MQW? Mwfwffmw Vwwwyf Ng NNW 2 Senior Academics BOOKKEEPING ENGLISH N. ADVANCED MATHEMATICS AMERICAN PROBLEMS AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS Rn ' ua as-m f? -' ' Q. , 'i T,3Ll x 1525 2--:.:' pw , ns., .f - W z '3'rt ,.:' , . 2 1 'T if ' 'ti5l:wz:ez1i2i.1.. gg ,ig in. .... M- 4 L.. . -. Class Row 7: Roxy Lambert, Roy Geengrass. Neuretta Hanson, Dale Bergerson, Sandra Scallen. Row 6: Carol Dam- bach, David Aldach. Patti Humphreys, Tom Harelson, Karen Johnson. John Larkin, Patti Doud, Wilfred Cleve- land, Jane Gllbertson, Mann Falcon. Row 5: Francie Konkol, Dana Wahl, Leanne Olson, Steve Kirschner, Sherri Skoug, Bill Rumpel, Brigitta Dahlson, Bill Moe, Jane Ravnum. Tom Smrekar. Row 4: Elaine Whirerabbit, Sheldon Smith, Jill Dana. Harry Nicholson, Jackie Sandberg, Robert Mathews, Pat McC1eary, Greg Hanson, Gretchen Pederson. Rick Bauer. Row 3: Kay Holder, Mike Hoff, Mary Sukopp, Steve Spangler, Linda Burge. Edwin Dill, RaeEl1en Raether, Steve Dorrance, Cheryl Haldeman, Larry Gearing. Row 2: Mary Spaulding, Pete Thundercloud, Kari Moe. Michael McNulty, Sandy Hansen. Steve Engebretson, Beth Hardy. John Brayshaw, Eileen Blackdeer, Carl Davis. Row 1: Patricia Rosenbaum, Larry Rudolph. Barbara Stenulson, Douglas Mason, Arlene Rcningen, Fred Johnson, Sandy Franks, Pat Houlton, Sheala Harmon, Mike Tester 25 Junior Academics SH ORTHAND AGRICULTURE . . . Zh Lf ALG si? I. nl EBRA AMERICAN HISTORY LJ?- MECHANICAL DRAWING ENGLISH F. V , V, . ,543 iffy . 11' oLsoN M , 4 gil fl if 8 , . Wffm' 1 gf. r A A n , fifreasurerzff V RENEA EDDY O Sophomore Row 8: Barry Goldsmith. Gary Hansen, Ray Conant. Row 7: Brenda Parker, Larry Emerson, Nancy Drangstveic, Leon Steele, Kathy Smith. Dennis Dickie, Orville Arnborn, Terry Kimball. Bill Arndt, Jim Thomas. Row 6: Sandy Mudd Rick Hutchens. Anita Hanson. Paul Lindbo, Cheryl Engebretson, William Harkner. Donna Holder, Mark Waller. Barbara Nimmo. Dave Puttbrese. Row 5: Sherrie Harmon, Brad Krueger, Palma Johnson, Dan Zillmer. Susan Nordahl, Anton Matalas. Judy Gohde. Byron Steele. Karen Peterson, John Deno. Row 4: Mar- lene Hobbs, Fred Nicolai, Mary Zlesak, Larry Olson, JoAnn Bills, Brooke Schneider, Marie Johnson, Edward Olson, Debra Easley, Dale Nelson. Row 3: Iris Kaptain. John Pederson, LaVon Springer, Chris Kilday, Jacque Voeller, Gordon Kleba, Judy Haugstad, Dean Chenoweth, Roseanne Rogness, Thomas Burchard. Row 2: Teresa McCormick, Wayne Steinke, Diane Hart. Dan Kislinger, Patty Flugstad, Robert Dobson, JoAnn Potter. Daryl Cox, Carlotta Lee, Jim Kubina. Row 1: Debbie Millis, Steve Olson, Rene11Eddy, Steve Ott, Connie Bahnub, Chuck Torgerson, Sandy Harelson, David Konkol. Shawn Cummings, John Kappen jlflv Class Row 8: Richard Brown. Steven Fisher. James Smothers. Row 7: Anita Bartos. Bob Burnett, Emily Parker. Michael Zindrick, Anita l-lizer, Chuck Embretson, Barbara Aldach, Gerry Callihan, Rosalinde Krajcirik, Gordon Olson. Row 6: Diane Casper, Dorwin Johnson, Helen Bue, Ronnie Kimball, Anita Olson. Vernon Johnson, Diane Rochester, Richard Heath. Sandra Peterson. Row 5: Cynthia Mitchell, Michael Bruely, Gayle Nerby, Mike Davidson, Becky Blencoe, Jim Wyss, Roberta Vandervoort, Charles Dolesy, Rosalie Wright, George Halik, Row 4: Patty Lee, Scott Williams, Nancy Entwistle, Gaylord Skaar, Marlene Pfeifer, Charles Webb. Priscilla Lau- fenberg, Brian Schneider. Kay Wyss, Steve Speltz. Row 3: Gayle Galston, Steven Young, Mary Olson, Don Janke, Mollie Steinke, Bill Koranda, Jamice Rogness, Robert Loasching, Debra Doers. Mike Hyde. Row 2: Lynn Santala, Steven Zahrte, Renea, Eddy, Steven Mason, Beth Haralson. Gary Weller, Anne Rykken, Bill Sten- ulson. Kathy Ludeman, Gene Hart. Row 1: Sue Emerson, Dan Jelinek, Susan Holi. Bill McGillivray. Lynn Pflanz, Larry Densmore, Barbara Gllbertson, Qaig Voskuil, Kathy Cook. John Noble Sdphomore Academics I th. DRIVER EDUCATION AGRICULTURE LATIN EXPERIMENTAL-AMERICAN INDUSTRY BIOLOGY TYPING F acult STANDING - MR. GERALD BJERKE Chemistry Physics General Math II SEATED - MISS CAROL KINLEY Art I 32 MR. ROBERT RASK MR. HUGH DIULIO MRS. NANCY SKAAR GSOITIBUY Biology Office Practice Geography Annual Staff Advisor Shorthand Bookkeeping MR. DAVID FOSSUM Advanced Math Algebra II Applied Math MR. HOWARD KINNEY Typing I f frvpig II, ff Pets nal Tyryi g Bo kE7e'lg V 1 I MR- RAYMOND JOHNSON Mas. NEVA PORATH MR. Leo GRossKREUTz Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Agriculture Industrial Arts' Vqcational Shop American Industry MRS, MARGUERITE JACOBSON Physical Education F acult STANDING - MR. VERNON SEVERSON World History English 10 MRS . RUTH MOAKE Speech I Dramatics Debate Forensics SEATED - MISS GEO French I! RGIA MC TAVISH MR. FRED WAGNER MR. RODERIC DEVOE MR. IVAN SILBAUGH Latinl Library U. S. History Latin II Visual Aids MR. SAMUEL YOUNG MR. TOM LARKIN MR. GAVIN UPTON Algebra I English 11 Band Physical Education Orchestra Coach MR. LEO BELL MR. DON HALVERSON MR. EMERSON HYDE American Problems English 12 English 10 Assistant Coach Assistant Coach MRS. MARGARET Glee Club Mixed Chorus Vocal Music SEVERSON Driver Education 33 chool Personnel SUPERVISION HEALTH Miss Agnes Hanson Mrs. Karen Byrns ,, '5,:' 5, .lx I fpnf,-2 W ,lgxys QS 5 fl' SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE SENIOR HIGH OFFICE Mdms: Kelly. Holder. Samuelson Mrs. Evelyn Thompson JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE Mrs. Judy Miles H GUIDANCE Mr. David Elkins -N. . nv wi ',mva..v,.n-uw uw.-yuvuv rwawpvmw ww-aw --fn.-vw. wnwfmumw.-.-.1 up VM uw av.. mu m..:f:v nl 1 Q11 -mmm--mu-Q....m.,.. ...., .., . tudent Council STANDING: Shawn Oimmings. Kathy Lucleman. Susan l-loll. Bill Moe, Charles Embertson. Jeff Cline. Craig Voskuil. Sheldon Smith. Gene Miller. Steve Olson. Wayne Brown. Bonnie Gilbertson. Anne Rykken. Ian Rav num. SEATED: President. Tom Lund: Vice-President. Rich Evans: Secretary. Betty Walton: Treasurer. Ilm Frederiksong Corresponding Secy. . Marilyn Hanson The purpose of the Student Council is to cre- ate an atmosphere in school life which stimulates academic participation in extracurricular activities. The Student Council accomplishes many use- ful activities for the student body in the course of a school year. Homecoming is organized. and each year a new idea is put into action. The Student Council also aided with organizing Career Day. This was a success. as it helped answer many questions about each students future. The Student Council also offers a scholarship each year. The Student Council wants to accomplish its duties as a coordinator. and to promote a. free and thriving school spirit for all members of the Black River Falls Senior High School. 36 Fund-Raising A 416' ctivity s Honor Society STANDING: M. Sukkop. S. Dorrance. I. Gilbertson. J. Pederson. L. Swanson. M. Hanson. T. Stubrud. K. Cook. Mr. Severson. L. Grosslueutz. D. Overlien. N. Chapman. W. Moe. A. Olson. G. Pederson. C. Kilday. A. Rykken. SEATED: B. Walton. G. Gilbertson. 1. Cline. E. Miller. T. McDonel. R. Skogstad. l.. Frei. P. Bohac. G. Mahlum. T. Lund. D. Larson. J. Noble, R. Moake. J. Stenulson The Black River Falls Chapter of the National Honor Society is now in its second year of existence. The charter was requested in 1964 and received in June of the same year. Our objective. as stated in our constitution. is . .to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. tostim- ulate a desire to render service. to encourage the development of the Black River Falls High School. The members are selected on the basis of four qualities: character. scholarship, leadership. and service. Induction was held December 2, 1965. Five new members from each class were added to the original fifteen. Active members are chosen from the junior and senior classes. Provisional mem- bers are selected from the sophomore class and, if they maintain high standards. may become active members in their junior year. The Honor Society has served to influence and evaluate standards of scholarship. while it also has performed these valuable services for our school: Honor Roll Study Halls ' f Y' Student Tutoring IN SESSION College Student Interviewing Day Career Day fwith the Student Councill Student publication of creative writing Alumni Newsletter 3 Letter Club Row 11 Gerry Callihan. Dave Konkol. Mike Densmore. Jeff Cline. Bob Borufka. John Christiansen. Steve Olsen. Dave Torkelson. Larry Densmore. Row 2: Gary Hansen. Dave Overlien. Curt Waarvik. Dave Larson. Chris Mil- ler. Rich Evans. Craig Waltlum. Bill Moe, Mr. Young. Row 3: Dan Deener. Par Houlton. Mike Tester. Pete Kinlcy, John Skarda, Charles Mitchell. Ronald Mitchell. Rick Bauer. Row 4: Boye Ladd, Tom Lund. V. Pres. Gene Miller. Sec. -Treas. Jeff German. Pres. Jim Frederikson, Trent Strasburg. Rick Moake f ai' The Letter Club consists of worthy letter win- ners in our competitive sports. The members meet every Friday morning to discuss club business and functions. ' -1jj::'f'- The chief function of the club is ro further and A ..'.r .IH L' 'W support athletics. This is done by buying athletic '1fT-i- , equipment that the administration cannot afford. -' 'R Money is raised by pop sales during the lunch hours. 1 tin basketball games. and wrestling matches. in ' .. 3 5 Y ' K The Letter Club along with the Pep Club spon- my ' 1.-Till' ,1 Agygtig sor the annual steak fry for its members and the fac- K -- ,, A H V K 5 ' V se. s K, . T , is-M. - - s . , W...-,,,.ft,fQ ,. MY- . ell.i, A .'f1. . ',1l 'I 'F - -rf' '.ll . fs, I ,.,.. Equipment purchase 38 Pep lub Row 1: K. Arndt. D. Steinke. L. Olson. I-l. Olson. L. Grosskreutz. C. Goldsmith. V. Sheda. P. Doud. P. Flugstad. D. I-lart. Row 2: K. Murphy. J. Gilbertson, P. Peterson. N. Chapman. M. Overlien. B. Gilbertson. T. McDonel. J. Ravnum. M. Northup. B. Dahlson. I. Skarda. Row 3: F. Konkol. S. l-larelson. M. Olson. R. Lambert. K. Cook. S. Cummings. B. Gilbertson. R. Eddy. D. Millis. D. Easley. M. Earl. Row 4: J. Nortman. M. Hanson, G. Gilbertson. J. Butterfus. T. Skoug. G. Mahlum. P. Bunde. C. McNeely. P. Gunderson. B. Walton. Row 5: Treasurer. D. Dambachg President. P. Lambertg Vice-President. N. McNulty. Row 6: C. Dambach. C. Goldsmith. Fifty girls total up this year's Pep Club. Class elections were held in the fall admitting two girls from each class. At our first meeting other deserv- ing girls were voted in. The purpose of Pep Club is to promote school spirit. to encourage attendance at games and to assist at school athletic events. Each year the members decorate the halls and the gym for Home- coming. They also sell Homecoming pins. They sell tickets and hand out programs at the games. Each girl receives points for games attended and services rendered. At the end of the school year each member who has earned fifty or more points receives a letter or a bar. Above all. the Pep Club strives for good sportsmanship and co-operation as they cheer our team on to victory. Pep Club raises funds by selling ice cream. 39 GAA STANDING: R. Rogness. R. Krajcirek. D. Dambach. S. Cummings. C. Dambach. S. 1-loll. L. Swanson. J. Gilbertson. K. Cook. A. Hanson. A. Olson. I. Rogness. S. Berndt. C. Lee. A. Hizer. K. Ludeman. S. Black- deer. G. Galston. M. Lambert. B. Haralson. P. Flugstad. J. Haugstad. L. Sanrala. M. Johnson. R. Eddy. L. Puttbrese. J. Potter. J. Farrington. M. Steirike. N. McNulty. L. Olson. B. Fisher. L. Grosskreutz. C. Gold- smith. C. Small. P. Doud. P. Mudd. D. Thompson. F. White. N. Chapman. E. Blackdeer. F. Feidler. P. An- tos. S. Stein. C. Ball. KNEELING: M. Pfeifer. C. Johnson. V. Doud. R. Lambert. B. Dahlson. C. Goldsmith. T. McCormick. I. Hansen. K. Murphy. G. Nerby. C. Mitchell. N. Enrwisrle. V. sheda. B. Gilbernson. M. Overlien. F. Konkol. l-l. Olson. S. Skoug. K. Arndt. S. Harelson. S. Emerson. B. Gilbertson. L. Pllanz. D. Hughes. M. Northup. SEATED: R. Wright. K. Peterson. S. Harmon. P. Lee. N. Dranstveit. D. Hart. R. Ed- dy. D. Millis. D. Easley. J. Butterfus. C. McNeely. S. Scallen. S. Harmon. S. Parker. P. Halverson. P. Gun- derson. S. Bowler. N. Oligney. C. Curry. L. Thompson. C. Hizer. E. Parker. B. Parker. S. Mudd. A. Rykken. OFFICERS: K. Moe. Treas.gJ. Dana. V. Pres.gJ. Skarda. Pres.qJ. Ravnum. Sec. The Girls' Athletic Association is a club for girls who enjoy sports. The purpose of this organi- zation is to foster a spirit of co-operation and good sportsmanship. It also stimulates interest in a vari- ety of sports and wholesome recreational activities such as basketball. volleyball. whiffle ball and gymnastics. Through the profit on the annual candy sale. the GAA along with the Pep Club purchased a bal- ance beam for use in all physical education classes. 40 Tige re ttes STANDING: F. Fiedler. M. Northup. C. Ball. C. Wilcox. K. Moe. S. Blackdeer. J. Skarda. K. Ludeman. T McCormick. R. Rugness. L. Swanson. N. Chapman. B. Walton. F. White. KNEELING: D. Hughes. P. Antos. S. Stein. J. Gilbertson. L. Santala. R. Eddy. M. Olson. P. Flugstad. S. Cummings. J. Hagen. K. Johnson. C. Small. C. Dambach. SEATED: T. McDone1. Mgr.. S. Hansen. N. Oligney. C. Curry. M. Lambert. C. Mc- Neely, M. Pfeifer. G. Pederson. M. Sukopp. A. Rykken. D. Millis. L. Hanson. D. Dambach. F. Konkol. P. Bunde. Mgr. The Tigerettes. in their fourth year of per- forming. continue as a non-profit organization co- sponsored by the music and physical education de- partments. The advisors for the group are Mrs. Margaret Jacobson and Mr.Gavin Upton. This year new uniforms were purchased by the girls with the aid of group bakesales. The girls have provided half-time entertainment for several home games. adding color and spirit to the festivities. 41 Lions Honor Banquet Row 1: Gordon Kleba. Ted Stuhrud. Eugene Miller. Par Houlton. Kenneth Olson. Tom Lund. Row 2: Chris Kilday. H11 Pederson. Gretchen Pederson. Carla Strozewski. Tari McDonel. Anne Rykken. Marilyn Hanson. Row 3: Kathy Cook. James Moe. Mike Speltz. Vicki Anderson. Dean Olver. Nancy Chapman. Irene Hanson Commercial Award Winners Row 1: Lee Tande, Becky Blencoe, Renea Eddy. Donna Holder. Lynn Pilanz. Carlotta Lee, Susan Hoil. Mr. Kinney, Mike Davidson, Kari Moe. Karen Peterson. Iris Kaptain. Birgilta Dahlson. Sandy Hansen. Mary Spauld ing. Gayle Nerby. Row 2: Nancy Entwistle. Shirley Koucet. Barbara Aldach, Jackie Sandberg. Lois Hansen. Indy Stenulson. Judy Hansen. Sherri Skoug. Vonnie Sheda. Mary Lamber: Forensics QQ Debate STANDING: Forensics: Patty Doud. Lonnie Frei. Pam Lambert. Nancy Chapman. Roxie Lambert. BillMcGilliv- ray. Joan Skarda. Sandy Haralson. Paul Bohac. Linda Swanson. SEATED: Debate: Gloria Mahlum, Tom Lund. Mrs. Moake. Jim Noble, Tari McDonel Forensics-1965 Of the twenty-one students who were chosen from a group of over forty to represent the school in 1965 forensics. eleven were seniors and are not pic- tured. Six contestants survived the sub-district and district contests and participated in the State Con- test. David Epstein received a B in Public Address. The play-reading group. Linda Frei. Mary Grace Gearing. Cindy Pierce, Shirley Parker and Lonnie Frei, received an A rating on their cutting of The Diary of Anne Frank. Debate-1966 This was the first year of debating for all of them. At the District Tournament in LaCrosse, they placed in a three way tie for second place. qualify- ing them to take part in the Sectional Tournament at Stevens Point on February 12th. The question for debate is: RESOLVED: That the Federal Government should adopt a. program of Compulsory Arbitration in labor- management disputes in basic industries. 45 Art Club ' g . 5.4 Row 1: D. Johnson. B. Blackdeer. P. Kinley. G. Voskuil. Row 21 S. Peterson. R. Christiansen. Treas.. T. Skoug. V. Pres.. B. Ladd. Pres.. Miss Kinley. J. Nortman. Row 3: M. Spaulding. M. Earl. B. Hardy. NOT PICTURED: Kay Kappen. Secy. French Club Row 1: R. Vandetvort, M. Sukkop. S. Doucet. Nl. Zlesak. L. Olson. D. Janke. L. Swanson. L. Santala. N. Entwistle. E. Whiterabbit. G. Pederson. F. Nicolai. Seated: G. Gilberrson. Treas.. C. Wilcox. V. Pres.. S. Speltz. Pres.. Miss McTavish. L. Grosskreuitz. Secy. 46 FA Row 1: D. Hizer. L. Smikrud. C. Peters. B. Krueger. D. Zillmer. J. Thomas. G. Yeskie. G. Olson. T. Bur- chard. Row 2: J. Kxpata. G. Murphy. B. Mulry. O. Davidson. L. Emerson. D. Bergerson. R. Dobson. E. Hart S. Cox. Row 3: Mr. Grosskreutz. R. Goldsmith. S. Nordahl. T. Gearing. L. Densmore. E. Olson. D. Bue. I. Nortman. M. Olson. Row 4: G. Halilt. N. Roningen, D. Krpata. G. Shankey. A. Hoff. V. Hestekind. T. Ma talas. R. Heath. J. Wyss. R. Ernst. C. Dclesy. Row 5: G. Stubrud-V. Pres.. J. Halik-Pres., B. Olson. L. Nortman-Treas.. B. Rumpel-Secy.. V. Johnson-Reporter FHA Row 1: Mrs. Porarh. N. Zlesak. J. Farrington. S. Berndt. L. Puttbrese. D. Casper. S. Smith, H. Bue. J. Bue. M. Oesau. B. Woof. C. Hizer. A. Hizer. B. Aldach. Row 2: S. Harmon-Secy.. R. wright-Treas.. N. Olig- ney-Pres.. C. Curry-V. Pres.. S. Harmon A7 Breeze Staff W2':rrwfM:- V, 0 V STANDING: Mr. DiU1io. Advisor: Lynne Grosskreurz. Photography Editor: David Larson. Sports Editor. SEATED Linda Hanson, Jr. Assistant: Judy Stenulson. Lois Hansen. Co-Editors: Diane Dambach, Layout Editor: Judy Han- sen. Business Editor. 48 Homecoming Week Time To Fix Em We Panda Win We're Unsinkable We Can-Can Win Senior Pep Slut Practice The Big Bonfire King James Gu Pres. 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'-.f 1 - ..!...-f ' 1 ZX' . xi' '11 s r-H' -+21 s- . -'..l.,,,.. , aigrw, .T A -4 '- , lx-M 1. -I . ,. I -N + -:..-L . A V - v 1 . nr 'ev' VT , X 4 Y , V X i 4. .,,. , Z 4 ...fx A sx liiiwliy f L I Q ,rin -I .l, ki V ! X9 ...xr , t .tl -43. N Visa! ' M , ir '. . ' N ' ' ' ' L. , ., f . . . - '-1 . . . . b .N E . V s Lv... , ,Q m,.,x,,,,,gw A .,. h- -. J-. M. ,Ax . ,,-.1 . , ,- U, . r' ?'mEg?gigk3,mr , .Q.:gg3fg.2.'f ,, tr. .JA Q A ., V35 . Q, W 3 Q3.igT2.l.r.sfi' 'll .iimi1'. -of f 1:2 , 'gf Jil 1 'f 32 E5 . . 2.5 Ejigggfjilb c 1- , ' . 4 4 rifimiz-'?'.:f . 'K - i 2. Q Ei Q FLUTE B. Gilbertson TENOR 59-X J. Butterfus R. Vandervort S. Skoug L. Grosskreurz L. Pflanz K- Cook F. White C. Bahnub B- 51911003 K. Moe B. Gilbertson D. Leffingwell V, Sheda L. Bush A. Rykken OBOE A. Olson S. Emerson BAP-ITONE SAX L. Santala P- AMOS R. Krajcirik BASSOON J- Bil1S C. Lee L. Swanson J. Hagen K. Holder K. Johnson CORNET BASS CLARINET N. Johnson CLARINET P. Peterson I- Ravnum J. Odeen S. Peterson H 01501: Ml Hanson T. Smre rar P. Lambert ALTO SAX T Smbfud C. Haldeman K. Murphy D -Tanks T. Skoug S- H011 D Easley M. Sukopp G. Galston C Engebfemon J. Gilbertson J- POIISI' J' Pe emm G. Pederson J- Haugstad I- Sandberg Senior High Band HORNS D. Larson B. Stenulson D. Dambach N. Entwistle K. Ludeman C. McNee1y P. Gunderson TROMBONE T. Strasburg D. Deener P. Bunde K. Olson C. Wilcox L. Gearing S. Cummings BARITONE M. Overlien M. Hyde B. Harelson BASSES N. Hurlburr R. Christiansen T. Lund I. Bue B. Woof STRING BASS M. Earl PERCUSSION G. Peterson L. Smikrud B. Bills D. Holder R. Lambert C. Dambach K. Amd! OFFICERS STANDING: T. Strasburg. Mgr.. Tom Lund. Treas. Dan Deener. Pres., K. Murphy. Secy.. Nada John son. V. P. Pep Band W Row 1: R. Lambert. D. Holder. B. Bills. G. Peterson. S. Emerson. L. Smikrud. K. Arndz. N. Hurlburt. P. An Los, Mr. Upton. Row 2: J. Gilberrson. G. Pederson. B. Gilbertson. R. Vandervort. D. Dambach. B. Stenulson D. Janke. C. Engebretson. D. Easley. K. Ludeman. J. Pederson. B. Haralson. S. Skoug. P. Bunde. D. Deener T. Strasburg. Row 3: J. Odeen, C. Haldeman. T. Skoug. M. Sukopp. N. Johnson. J. Ravnum. T. Smrekar. S. Holl. K. Murphy. V. Sheda. L. Grosskreutz a 'orettes Q. Le ? ? . . 4 S1 i LW Wig:-Q' y .'p'.rA -1 f. si i' 3 3 s T5 . f d? Q .473 1 1. L fl .T N Q N , Q35 l E wr v i r .1 STANDING: Mary Alice Overlien. Trent Strasburg. Helen Jo Olson. KNEELING: Barbara Gilbertson. Mary Earl. Jane Ravnum I Orchestra 1ST VIOLINS P. Bunde I. Ravnum L. Olson K. Amdt STRING BASS M. Earl OBOE S. Emerson FLUTE A. Rykken L. Santala 2ND VIOLINS R. Misenko M. Vanderploeg M. Pfeifer B. Nimmo CLARINET J. Odeen C. Haldeman ALTO SAX K. Murphy PERCUSSION G. Peterson VIOLIN-VIOLA C. McNeely P. Flugstad TRUMPET N . Johnson H. Olson FRENCH HORN B. Stenulson K. Ludeman 9 PIANO L. Swanson CELLO M. Dow R. Hancock TROMBONE D. Deener K. Olson DIRECTOR G. R. Upton XS .sign EMA Q Mlsll X .vff Vt , 4: ,. I ,Em . ' -Q-1.1-. 1 .- ,,,,,...,,, 1 ,un f-aww 'vw ,,,,...--- - A 1' 'A Y Q -1st-land!! fi - 'pr -u -quill! kk: m-f.-nf., 4 una-vm -nz ,.,.,,,-, N, .ww-'F V!! I , 11 lf 'l .-r.,-wuz ill!! W.. X ff 3 f 129 :Mn ' da . 3 1 H M N 51' L X NZ 1965 Tiger Row 4: Coach K. Schneider. Coach G. Bell. Head Coach S. Young. C. Kilday. D. Cox. B. Blackdeer. I. Turner. S. Zahrte. B. Stenulson, E. Hart. P. Thundercloud. J. Kubina. C. Klein, G. Weiler. Manager G. Hansen. Row 3: T. Lund. F. Larson. D. Bergerson. C. Torgerson. R. Mitchell. C. Voxkuil, M. Tester. S. Kirschner. S. Ott. B. McGi11ivray. D. Wahl. M. Densmore. J. Noble. Row 2: R. Evans. B. Ott. C. Mitchell. W. Brown. I. Nortman. C. Miller. L. Rudolph. B. Borufka. D. Konkol. J. Callihan. B. Moe. D. Overlien. L. Densmore. Row 1: Manager R. Bauer. P. Kinley. C. Waarvik. R. Moake. I. German. Co-Capt. . G. Miller. Co-Capt. J. Frederikson. B. Ladd. T. l-larelson. C. Waldum. S. Olson. I. Christiansen. D. Wahl. 5 'f b ' Co-Capt. f ,ew e lim A' Frederikson X, Senior 5- Quarterback if Q ' Defensive -., Halfback CONFERENCE STANDINGS Reedsburg 8-0 BRF '1-1 Tomah '1-1 Baraboo '7-1 Sparta 5-3 Portage 5-3 Wise. Dells 3-5 Mauston 3-5 Richland Center 2-6 Nekoosa 1-'I Viroqua 0-8 Sauk Prairie 0-8 13 13 16 27 41 'M ' .pe-1-Q.. :f W ffiik - Gene f Miner 'v Senior u ' Offensive 'gi Center Ig , I Defensive 'Q ' U Linebacker CONFERENCE A GAMES Portage Wisc. Dells Richland Center Viroqua Mauston Sparta Nekoosa Tomah Melrose Tomah Neillsville Tomah Logan Sparta Managers: Rick Bauer Gary Hansen B TEAM GAMES 0-7 0-9 14-0 12-6 21-0 6-13 Football if ir. Zqiilfwiif 'W' V' A 22:53. ' if Herr? rr f Qvaifrxr u- 'WI f ...em 31 Ties QQ.. i rT'1 ? P if ' ., 2 1 L V , .I . 'V I .1 1 Z., I , ' 1fL,.,,,i1ff?i.' ' , DUANE BOB JOHN JEFF BERGERSON BORUFKA CHRISTIANSON GERMAN Senior Senior Senior Senior off. Guard F.B.. M.L,B. off. Guard def. 8a off. All Conf. L. B. End. All Conf. A .. ,Q- J S ' 1 PETE KINLEY Senior def. M. G. 51:5 1 is v rx 4 l A1 5 1 W 'i- f to 2- , :.' . I'Ii:-55? W BOYE LADD Senior def . 84 off. Tackle TOM CHRIS CHARLES RICH STEVE CURT LUND MILLER MITCHELL MOAKE OLSON WAARVIK Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior off. Center def. 81 off. off. Guard off. End H. B. off. Kr def. Center L. B. End W5 f'f 'r2'f V --1f.Eff-iffiiif-ii - w ' . ,115 I , 'S ' A . 9' 'fF5nf' 3:22 I 'f Y, .. fir? .ff x -2? . lf ' - ' 1 ' ' ' Y' .MS -' 1516552 1 ' x u f' X, 1' 'K . . , v I ' S 1 , If 'K A ' 3 A ff 47 . 4' :.f '?' . 'if . .,. ' .ei ff' , 2 - I , ,r, A ' DAN CRAIG MIKE RICH TOM FRED WAHL WALDUM DENSMORE EVANS HARLSON LARSON Senior senior Junior Junior Junior junior H. B. off, Guard def. End off. ardef. off. Tackle Fullback H. B, Ail Conf. BILL MOE Junior Q. B. . def. MIKE OTT Junior def. SL off. H. B. H. B. DAVE OVERLIEN Junior def. 84 off. H. B. MIKE TESTOR Junior Center LARRY DENSMORE Sophomore off. Kr def. H. B. DAVE KONKOL Sophomore H. B. GC 99 STANDING: Coach Sam Young. C. Waarvik. D. Larson. J. Frederikson. F. Nortman. I. Skarda. S. Smith. B. Borufka. G. Hanson. B. Misenko. R. Moake, B. Steele, Coach Don Halverson. KNEELING: Mgr. O. Davidson C. Torgerson. S. Young. Sta. T. Stubrud, Mgr. G. Hansen 66 99 L STANDING: L. Parent, G. Hanson, L. Rudolph. P. Houlron, S. Smith. L. Nordahl. T. Haralson. D. Jelinik. G. Kleba. KNEELING: Mgr. O. Davidson, C. Torgerson. S. Young. S. Williams. B. Steele. G. Waller. B. Koranda, S. Olson. Mgr. G. Hanson 1965-66 Season A fQ.'AXN s ' V' xfnf o f 2 . i FE V 5 A - Q, my f . Jim Q V .gig X . W! D ' ' W, 1 Fred Rlck . ,ff .A 'Z - 0 John XVW 't Bob Dave 'A' ?:' Q COACI-lES 1-953 4 Mr. Young Sc Mr. Halverson fr, , U -,L t. 1 . - rr 1 ' N b f- 1 l 1 go. V VN N 1 Bo r ,V as . ' , 1--' 1 so . ,ft-ffl. ,1 Greg , I lr . ix Chuck Sheldon ff f Byron Steve Il . hat Curl lr I MGRS. Hansen Stubrud Davidson David Larson - John Skarda - Fred Norrman - James Frederikson - Rick Moake SEASON SCORING SOUTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE A Team B Team OPPONENT WE THEY WE THEY TEAM WQN LOST qu Eau Claire N. 74 68 57 51 1. Baraboo 14 0 1000 Marshfield '17 45 55 42 2. Portage 2 . S57 Sauk-Prairie 70 54 43 43 3. BLACK RIVER FALLS 3 .785 Wis, Dells 94 '78 28 47 4. Tomah 4 .714 Mauston '71 72 48 52 5. Mauston 4 . 714 Sparta 87 66 37 36 6. Vlroqua 8 .428 Tomah '16 62 36 41 7. Reedsburg 9 . 357 Nekoosa 84 56 57 51 8. Richland Center 9 .357 Viroqua S7 G7 44 46 9. Wisconsin Dells 10 .285 Mondovi 86 78 61 55 10. Sparta 11 . 214 Reedsburg 85 81 41 45 11. Sauk-Prairie 11 .214 Baraboo 67 91 41 43 12. Nakoosa 14 . 000 Mauston S2 83 66 60 Sparta 81 44 65 44 Deadline date precludes reporting Tournament Tomah 67 63 43 49 results and all-conference selections. Nekoosa 37 54 GS 29 Vjygqua 90 66 43 44 A Team Won Lost 14 a 63 GCA Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Hanson. Mary Earl, Pam Lambert. Nancy McNulty. Helen Jo Olson. Jan Butterfus 6' Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Ravnum. Roxie Lambert. Barbara Gilbertson, Mary Overlien. Debbie Easley Baseball -- 1965 Row 1: Coach Don Halverson. Dave Konkol, Mike Millis. Jeff Cline, Randy Millis, Bruce Lambert, Gordy Dahl, Chuck Torgerson, Steve Olson, Asst. Coach Ivan Silibaugh. Row 2: Max Houlton, Sheldon Smith, Bruce Olson, John Skarda. Dudley Zhe, Craig Hanson, Jim Frederikson CONFERENCE GAMES BRF 2 VIROQUA BRF 1 TOMAH BRF 0 NEKOOSA BRF 5 MAUSTON BRF 0 SPARTA BRE 6 SPARTA BRF 1 NEKOOSA BRF 0 TOMAH BRF 2 MAUSTON BRI-' 1 VIROQUA BRE 2 TOMAH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT BRF 5 ELEVA-STRUM BRF 13 TAYLOR DISTRICT PLAY OFF BRF 6 HOLMEN SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT BRF 6 LA CROSSE CENTRAL REACH SECTIONALS The 1965 Tiger baseball team culminated their season by reaching the W .I .A.A . Sectional Tournament at Tomah. Their bid for a State Tour- nament slot was setlback by the loss to Ia Crosse Central, eight to six in extra innings. This gave the Tigers a season record of eight wins and sevenlosses. Lack of consistent hitting for the season was overshadowed by the exceptional defensive play by the team. Randy Millis and Dudley Zhe, the Tiger pitching staff, combined efforts to establish an im- presslve record on the mound. PITCHING RECORD 109 innings pitched: 70 hits: 43 walks: 132 strike outsg E.R.A. 1.09 LEADING HITTER Jim Frederikson . . . 274 HOME RUNS Dudley Zhe and Randy Millis 65 Track 1965 Row lg A. Gilbertson. M. Hoff. P. Houlton. T. Harelson. G. Reather. D. Overlien. C. Waldum. Coach Schnei- der. Row 2: R. Evans. D. Deener. M. Spelrz. L. Drecuah. E. Steinke. S. Dobson. I. Stenulson. H. Peterson. W. Brown. Row 3: G. Callihan. M. Hyde. S. Speltz. L. Densmore. J. Kappen. C. Kilday. R. Dobson Wrestling 1966 Row 1: M. Hyde. D. Mason. P. Thundercloud. D. Cox. J. Mason. I. Cline. M. Densmore. F. Larson. B. Ladd P. Kinley. Coach Schneider. Row 2: G. Halik. R. Rolland. M. Hanson. W. Cleveland. C. Kilday. M. Mc- Nulty. R. Brown. T. Gearing. R. Hancock Autographs A M' MX , ,fl 4 E My Iwfu We V wi .Lf M 'HW' , -W bw mf . My VH XML lm , fybw 'AN 1-JVM X M 'CX K Wir Aff My fb ww X 1965 GoU Row 2: Jon Quick, Steve Young, Pete Kinley, Coach Sam Young, John Christianson, Brooke Sllvernail Torn Gearing, Rick Moake. Row 1: Dean Olver, Dave Larson, Jim Moe, Rick Homstad Events Won Sparta 'Neillsville 'Tomah Aquinas Wisc. Dells E. C. North Tomah 'Aquinas Neillsville 'Logan, Arcadia Whitehall E. C. North Home Games Medalist Golf Champs 37-Homstad Our 1965 golf team recorded a fine record of 11 0 1 This year they took the conference championship, along with 38-Moe a sectional first. They competed in the State Tournament ar Homstad West Bend where they took sixth place. This is the hrghest state placement in the schoo1's golf history. 76-Larson The team of Moe. Homstad. Olver, Larson, Quick and Moake has represented the school for the last three years '76-Quick compiling a record of 35-1-2 with two conference champr onships and two sectional firsts. They have entered state 82-Quick competition each of the three years. Good job, golf team '77 -Homstad Conference Meet 39-Larson lst Place 2nd Medalist Rick Homstad '75 Moake Sectional Meet 76-Larson 1st Place 2nd Medalist Dave Larson 81 Homstad State Meet 40-I-lcmstad 6th Place Team Medalist Dean Olver 163 Olver Moe 35-Olver '15-Moe Junior H igh ,V ,E ..,,, Ae-WV' me ,sv .-T new s.. :-.Jmfnn - ,M mg mt.--y . W.. at-an pt .A.. W.-.mg gwwwreg Dedication we the 1965 Breeze Staff, on behalf of the Junior High faculty and student body dedicate this section of the yearbook to Mr, Meyer. Mr. Meyer has faithfully and unselfishly given of his time and effort to make our Junior High School the fine school that it isp who has served as an exemplary model of the highest ideals he wishes us to followg who has taken a constant interest in our achievementsg and who has motivated us to aim at accomplishing only the best. F acult STELLA H. AMBORN OLIVER BADE PHIL!-IP BOETTCHER Library-History English-Soc. Studies Earth Science '-'vw DAVID BOOCK MRS. BONNIE CHENOWETH HOWARD IACOBSON CiYiZCl'lShiD'B8SkEJCb811 HOITIE ECOl'!Ol'I1iCS Mathematics RONALD L. KAUTZ Miss VERNA KEEFE Malllennatics-Guidance Mugig wi ,sh F acult MISS CAROL KINLEY R. C. KUYKENDALL MISS L. J. LARSON Art Science English 9 DOUGLAS MUDONALD LILLIAN MCMANNERS MISS GEORGIA MCTAVISH Industrial Arts English-Geography French 0 ' L QS '5 if A gg ,ae-' 'eg W -1: ' t . N, f , swif.- Arn' I 1 pf ,W . ,R-f, ., fm fu ,yg,.,+. . A 2 .rg.3F3 .,I 1 ' .2 1 .-354 'if ' -is 4. - od,-Sdn as . ,K ,,.,!,' V .t. 4 .. . .. V WM ., - - :riff-I' ww Y ..m.'i5 ' -Q gg, ,- . X 'A It 1 M, , i ' 11 '-P ' Y 4.151 'e',':'iQf 'f 'Ia' an fl ,M Y -WE 7. ,QR . - I : Q' 1. I x K. .. . VA- .. XIV., , AM 'I' . 112 rx ,JD A ' A 'Wy ' s Ia. t'a1.qgE,.,. LESTER MIWA MRS. RUTH MOAKE Insu-umemal Music Speech if 'Ns f' X, :fig 'W fffiify . 'f1j?3m,fff -2' , I . ,t,,f:!1fSi2!f4f ,'9 ,JM A r h-gf! fd L'-?,f!bgxxf ' :- gn 3 . qw? 5-,fffx '-aZ,'f'c'i14'C' '. fe few, . 5 P Yi' Q tm , 's Q ,, 35' :, Q ,.5,. S gl .QQ M' rf: W Tfyiw E fx ' Rf gqfi I? -L A K gf,,v 6, 'Y ' xff 3353913 , W' 1 'Ji S V. gg' is as 5 132 1' Q 3 A , ' 1 V, , gy '-Z 'er Reis' - 3 ff 12' -ii A, .'fAA, , A ff, rv 5 h' Q .FF ' 'a-'xl ,..?-' 4-'IE 159 V K lv' 'wg .. ,v mi' f .wltfil YJ ,Tl .I-KF?-. if t .fe 1 Kr . v -1, V ' V 46Tiger Times Row 1: G. Moake. D. Hanson. M. Hagen. J. Pederson. S. Odeen. K. Engebretson. M. Eddy. S. Gardipee. J. Lumsden. V. Millis. I. I-loonsbeen. N. German. G. Grosskreurz. Row 2: G. Wold. B. Johnson. C. Bernhardt. C. Deeney. K. Ristuben. B. Rykken. K. Berg. B. Young. L. Gearing. C. Santala, G. Hanson. Row 3: F. Whirerabbit. J. I-Ialdeman. R. Bergerson. D. Scholze. M. Clark. B. Krenz. P. Moake. J. Hanson. L. Sexe. R. Murphy. Miss Larson. Row 4: W. Voskuil. G. Rask. D. Upton, D, Holder. P. Pierce, M. Young. D. Pusateri. P. Noble. K. Thruow. A. Scholze. J. Jewell Lib ra r y Club D. Casper. K. Kersting. C. Severson. Miss Amborn. J. Brown. J. Rave. N. Swisher. B. Peterson. L. Hopinkah P. Koranda. L. Murphy. K. Stenulson. S. Peterson. Row 2: J. Kirschner. R. Fox. S. Swisher. J. Lamon. T. Hanson. I. Blackdeer. M. Tande. O. Dawley .'i?.':,i 'sligtmgxi m .jg -5355? L 'ii Mx J' ag 1,5 1 'vi A I' X . Row 4: S. Drangstveit, R. Rudolph, C. DeBoer, K. Anderson, N. Swisher, C. Bloczynski, A. Frederikson, B. Johnson. Row 3: K. Berg, C. Bemhardt, K. Ristuben, K. Lawton, S. Zillrner, J. Borreson, A. Sheckles. S. Smothers. Row 2: J. Smikrud. B. Torkelson, K. Hubing, J. Severson, C. Wyss, J. Skaar. T. Chrest. C. Lam- bert. Row 1: S. Gohde, C. Schultz, D. Holder, B. Peterson, J- Huber Row 4: T. Doers, V. Hanby, L. Hopinkah, J. Brown, B. Mulry, D. Maurer, S. Gjerseth. S. Silbaugh. Row 3: J. Falcon, B. Jelinek, K. Hagen, L. Hagen. J. Kersting, B. Rykken, J. Sandberg, B. Pearson. Row 2: L. Gearing, C. Severson, M. Whitegull, C. Blackdeer, L. Brown, D. Amo, P. Gearing, D. Easley. Row 1: K. Sevelson. S. Larson, D. Rosmenoski, S. Simplot, R. Fox I-We 41752211 F N W9 2 I 5:1 . lbl' lg? Yagi ' W xg? x'N xi- E3 XT N5 is if V 'w 4 x 14. im, fi vw . ,.L - ,J , V 11' iii I -4 Alf X - i i S we -bw W9 Q 411,57 ,., Hi.:z:::' .374 A-33 'J'-ff :14,v'x JE' 1 Student Council Row 11 Wendy Voskuil. Beth Rykken. Gerald Brown. Sandra Pererson. Colleen Duffy. Jeffrey Skutley. Nancy German. Tom Clark. Charlene Santala. Charles Anderson. Barbara Millis. Jacqulyn Jewell. Mis. Upton. Row 2: Jean Thompson. Howard Gomer. Dianne Easley, Monty Young. Ian Hoonsbeen. Vicky Millis. Gregory Krue- ger. Annette Johnson Science Club Row 1: Ruth Thompson. Terri Jewell. Mary Hagen, Karen Engebretson. Andrea Scholze. Audrey Olson. Row 2: John Ellingson. Douglas Dambach. Elmer Berndt. Bradley Peterson. Dennis Pusnteri. Mr. Boetrcher. Row 3: Carol Deeney. Diane Nordahl. Jackie Pederson 0 my x '--...N 4,5 in 1 X .1 3, . N Row 4: G. Rave. D. Upton, S. Sherman. C. Steele, I. Pearson. J. Wyss, N. Sheffer, J. Dambach. Row 3: D. Maurer. K. Stetzer, D. Hoppman. V. Johnson, C. Decorah, V. Kampen, M. Nortman, V. O'Rourke. Row 2: P. Wilcox, D. Linberg, M. Myher, L. Porath, L. Goldsmith, F. Bue. C. Thurow, J. Hostrawser. Row 1: K. Young, E. Garbers, C. Thundercloud, M. Gilbertson, J. Rogness, J. Pearson Row 4: S. Odeen. A. Johnson. J. Bush, N. Pratt, J. Avery, C. Berzinski, R. Whitebear, S. Pettibone. Row 3: D. Thompson, K. Simplot. J. Wright, P. Klingaman, D. Duffy. P. Williams, L. Myher, J. Sleine. Row 2: J- Pierson. C. Duffy, S. Peterson, K. Kilday, B. Millis, G. Rask, D. Peterson, R. Whiteguli. Row 1: P. Noble, N. Millis, W. Voskuil. W. LaVa11ey. D. Reed, N. Kindt qw QE F 3 'a 1 z fn . 1 I 42' . f 'tif 41 -aff' fix? -nhl 0 i an .Q .n .u V9.9 Q atm .W ,nh Q11 W E' .Q S. if '?'P.9,. V V QU, L Q' x 4 -ev 2' 13 fl I . 4, ' ' 'itz V FA Row 1: Christy Goldsmith. Glenn Grosskreutz, Lonnie Johnson. Mr. Grosskreutz. Nick Kampen. Bert Bush. Row 2: Jim l-Ialdeman. Gary Stetzer. Calvin Casper tringed ua rtet 84 Jan Hoonsbeen. Becky Young. Nancy German, Sally Overlien If utographs My QW MNQQKM' ffm ,M M W Black River Falls F LUTES J. Thompson B. Rudolph S. Engum G. Hanson B. Bahnub A. Gilbertson C. Bernhard: A. Johnson OBOES N. Haugsrad M . Nortman N. German I. Pederson C. Sanrala M. Hagen R. Gilbertson K. Ristuben 2ND Bb CLARINETS J. Sandberg T. Jewell G. Preston D. Nordahl L. Skaar 3RD Bb CLARINETS 1ST Bb c1.AR1NETs B, Iohnggn K. Kersting J. Lumsden C. Hagen R. Thompson S. Zillmer N. Millis G. Rask S. Sherman K- Lawton L. Peterson BASS CLARJNET W. Voskuil BASSOONS J. Hoonsbeen P. Wilcox ALTO SAXOPHONES K. Johnson D. Easley B. Mulry K. Hagen TENOR SAXOPHONE J. Steine 1ST CORNETS G. Moake B. Gilbertson Junior High Band M. Lee L. Chenoweth S. Sharp G. Stetzer 2ND CORNETS A. Overlien K. Engebretson D. Meyers K. Berg D. Galslon SRD CORNETS D. Upton W. LaValle TROMBONES PERCUSSION C. Newell P. Pierce D, Hanggn J. Vanderploeg L' Peterson J- Haldeman S. Anderson S- Gardipee F. Whiterabbit 5, Cummings C- DSBOCF S. Vanderploeg 1. Hicks E. Engebretson E, Bernd! B. Lahmayer T, Hanggn EARSONES S. Drangstveit ' Emma B. Peterson FRENCH HORNS C. Bloczynski D' Holder K. Stenulson N' Pratt S. Overlien S- Millis sfxssss NOT PICTURED M' Gaming K. Salveson W. Porter PA Gearing B. Poff J. Hosrrawser Orchestra Row 11 Mr. Upton, M. Pierce. T. Moe, J. Haldeman. D. Hanson. J. Nelson. S. Millis. Row 2: L. Sexe. S. Peterson, J. Pederson, C. Santala. K. Johnson, S. Engum. G. Hanson. K. Stenulson. M. Gehring, S. Gardipee. L. Peterson. D. Upton, M. Lee. G. Moake. Row 3: I. Hoonsbeen. B. Young. S. Overlien. J. McNulty. J. Bush. S. Odeen. J. Hosrrawser. P. Wilcox. K. Kilday. K. Hagen. B. Rykken. Row 4: N. German. J. Thomp- Pep Band Row 1: T. Jewell. G. Preston. D. Nordahi. Mr. Miwa. B. Lahmayer, F. Whiterabbit. E. Engebrerson, D. Han- son. I. Haldeman. I. Lumsden, S. Drangstveit, N. Pratt. C. Bloczynski, A. Blencoe. C. DeBoer. S. Gardipee. L. Peterson. P. Pierce. Row 2: M. Hagen. K. Ristuben. I. Sandberg. G. Moake. B. Gilberrson. M. Lee. L. Chenoweth. S. Sharp. D. Upton. W. LaVa11e. J. Steine, B. Mulry, D. Easley. K. Johnson. Row 3: J. Peder- son. N. German, C. Santala. K. Stenulson. M. Gehring. S. Engum, B. Rudolph. J. Thompson Freshman Football Row 1: Dennis Yeskie. Richard Rumple. Steven Vanderploeg. Kenneth Torltelson. Gary Maki. Gene Radcliffe. Forrest Whiterabbit. Richard Waller. Bruce Linder. Mr. Severson. Coach. Row 2: Mark Hanson. John Hagen. Bob Wahl. John Rogers. Bill Parker. William Poff. Glen Grosskreutz. Ronald West. Jack Curry. Row 3: Dwight Steele. 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