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A Hand in Things to Come The Bluff Echoes 1966 Boscobel High School, Boscobel, Wisconsin Volume LXII Mary Shimpoch, Editor Charlein Craney, Joan Dovig, Advisor Business Manager Patricio Waltz, Layout Editor Table of Contents ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS . ADVERTISING . At the conclusion of four full years, We slip from the hand which has molded us To face life as individuals. These four years will be remembered and cherished; If we have successfully met their challenge Of responsibility and opportunity, We can be proud and confident, Facing the future with Youth, enthusiasm, and ambition. Each one of us will have A hand in things to come, Whether we become parents, Dentists, chemists, or lawyers. 'The quality of our four years here Determines the quality of our future. Our role may, or may not, be worthwhile; It is up to us and the way we apply Ourselves, our knowledge, and our abilities. Dedication Mr. David Olson Four years of many endless hours and minutes have been devoted to BHS by Mr. Olson. His concern for students can be seen throughout each year, ashe has willingly offered his advice to students in need of it. He has been the freshman English teacher as well as their advisor this year. Besides his regular duties, Mr. Olson has contributed greatly to class play activi- ties, has given extra time when attending sport functions of the school, and has offered his needed encouragement in our forensic program. To you, Mr. Olson, we present the 1966 Bluff Echoes in appreciation of the many contributions you have made to BHS. Mr. Olson studies class play members. Mr. Olson was commonly seen as the announcer for many athletic events. BOTTOM ROW: B. Ewoldt, .P. Thiele, C. Updike, C. Shipley. ROW TWO: P. Waltz, Layout Editor; M, Shimpach, Editor- in-Chief;C. Craney, Business Manager; J, Waltz, Classes Editor; K. Schmidt, J. Cooley. ROW THREE: Mrs. Davig, Ad- visor; N. Ritchie, Special Events; N. Cattanach, J. Erdman, Photographer; C, Sime, Administration; S. Mock, Sports; T. Lull, B. Achenbach, Advertising; J, Parker, Publicity and Promotion. TOP ROW: E. Updike, D. Culver, I. Rounds, S. Suther- land. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Parker. Annual Staff Unfolds Year of Work Members of the Annual Staff spend hours working to meet their deadlines. Only those who have been involved know what goes into the production of a yearbook. The time, the effort, the meeting of all deadlines, and the frustration. Although the membership this year was composed of relatively new students, the enthusiasm and late work- ing hours supplied the tact needed. Besides the hard work that each individual contributed, many enjoyable hours will be remembered. Now that all the deadlines have finally been met, the staff hopes that as you page through your Bluff Echoes you will receive some fraction of the pleasure which the staff derived from producing it. MWVWWA w, ,wm WM W Do the Sophomorys really like to study????? 1- Attention is focused on our speaker! English -- T 9 Most Popular of All Languages Posing iswt that difficult!!' Shakespeare comes alive in Senior English classes!!! Thimk! Thimk! Thimk!!! Eddie your book's open too!!! Sophomore World History Freshman History A Challenge During Any Century Senior Am. Government ThaVs basically not good to say the least!! Nothing seems to interrupt the Juniorsll Junior Am. History. Art I Displays are easily shown by art students. Guidance is the key to success! Art II Art and General Shop Classes Put Skills to Use. Welding Shop boys accomplish satisfactory assignments by keeping busy at all times!!! Blazing flame tightens Dennis,s grip! Industrial Arts Dave, are you sure thaws your bookkeeping assignment? Domt look so discouraged, better typing days are ahead! ' ' B kk ' Busmess Sub'ects Prepare 00 eeP'ng Students For Future Employment Advanced Typing M t um: warm mm mm: r3 mum Practice always makes perfect! 25mm mum mum Advanced typing students always look busy! Shorthand 9 Algebra I x2 dx2 - Y2 - 2x042+3y2 : 4y2 : WHAT?? Geometry Geometry students found this subject to be more un- familiar than some foreign languages!! Determination + Interest : Formula for Math Students Advanced Math This class, consisting entirely of Senior boys, found the subject deep, but very interesting! Algebra II Exploration into the field of mathematics took deter- mination. Physics The camera seems to create new interests! Domt look so sad A1, your turn is next! General Science Scientific Interests Stimulated ThrOugh Basic Skills Biology Tests have proven that my group had 4892; fewer cavities! Just push the middle valve down and the music goes round and round! Chemistry Ag. Classes The Future Farmers of America, are boys who not only gain experience, but they also put this experience to good use. During the year each Ag class at B.H.S. had a project which gave the students many facts that are important in the field of agriculture. The four boys at the left are pictured working with small machines and testing milk. Students Contribute to Future Farming and Homemaking Home EC. Classes The Future Homemakers of America, have learned that common household duties are enjoyable as well as hard tasks. These pictures show two Home Ec. classes putting their talents to use, by sewing and cooking: Now all join hands and circle round!! 0 Be or Not to Be Physically Fit Let s twist again like we did last summer!!! IVs mine---all mine!!! GROUP 1--BOTTOM ROW: C. Wilcox, J. Harwood, A. Harris, B. Shimpach, J. Mertz, P. Reid. ROW TWO: M. Sutherland, B. France, P. Walker, G. Ward, R. Reynolds, M. Nelson, J. Updike. ROW THREE: R. Dull, S. Roth, J. Lewis, C. Hoover, S, Von Haden, S. Campbell. TOP ROW: G. Sauke, J. Patten, M. Gerlach, L. Waddell, C. Fortney. For the Seventh Grade Clos GROUP 2--BOTTOM ROW: J. UBrien, D. Randall, D. Zinck, D. Freymiller, D. Rathbun, G. Griswold. ROW TWO: N. McKnight, B. Groom, J. McConnell, B. Updike, S. Rinehart, M. Pittsley, R. Waller. ROW THREE: L. Keller, C. Dawson, J. Rux, S. Muehder, S. Nelson, T. Brown, G. McDowell. TOP ROW: S. Smith, D. Bender, C. Miller, T. Richardson, D. Updike, C. Gebhard, J. Hjelle. CLASS OFFICERS--SEATED: A. Harris, vice-president; CLASS ADVISORS--Mr. Dilley, Mrs. Perrott,Mr.Miller. J . Randall, president. STANDING: N. McKnight, secretary; B. Shimpach, treasurer. New Way of Life GROUP 3--BOTTOM ROW: J. Schroeder, M. Fritz, J. Randall, J. Young, D. Carlin, R, Blair. ROW TWO: S. Faulkner, D. Turner, D. Durnen, C. Culver, D. Elliot, B. Zimpel, J. Brown. ROW THREE: G. Burns, G. Faulkner, J. Weadge, J, Lewis, K. Knoble, B, Atkinson, M. Nauert. TOP ROW: R. Ritchey, P. Thingvold, L. Key, B. Hardy, R. Lenzendorf, S. Grapes, T. Young, J. McCullick. Enduring, 1.. u. GROUP 1--BOTTOM ROW: F. Dike, R. Cooley, K. Chamberlain, J. Reynolds, G. Folbrecht, J. Wanek. ROW TWO: A. Glynn, N. Knesting, N. Sime, P. Bohlman, T. Craney, P. Copas, J. McDowell. ROW THREE: D. Austin, B. McDaniel, J, Kovars, V. Drake, L. Brewer, J. Schwab, N. Strang, J. Schoonover. TOP ROW: D. Marshall, D. Satskal, M. Mueller, D. Batchelor, D. Roth, M. Randall, G. Atkinson, J. Zajicek. Eighth Graders Are Preparing for a New Journey GROUP 2--BOTTOM ROW: S. Faulkner, D. McKendry, J. Wood, J. Frey, G. Fritz. ROW TWO: L. McCarn, D. Kisting, M, Farrell, R. Peterson, D. Bacon, M. Miller. ROW THREE: J. Polashek, R. Swenson, H. Wetter, K. Keller, S, Ward. TOP ROW: M. Latham, D. Nelson, S. Zinck, R. Couey, J. Rounds. GROUP 3--BOTTOM ROW: D. Zimpel, R. Mathews, D. Gebhard, M. Knoble, I. Seidel. ROW TWO: C. Gunderson, C. Butler, D. Post, M. Turner, J. Strand, D. Keller.ROW THREE: R. Culver, J. Murry, R. Brownlee, L. Lathrop, J. Updike, J. Poole, L. Brown. TOP ROW: C. Cliff, D. Seeley, B. Latham, R. Hudson, G. Rider, D. Sutherland, J. Cornell. CLASS OFFICERS--SE ATED: J. Schoon- over, secretary; N. Strang, vice-presi- dent; M. Randall, president; R. Hudson, treasurer. CLASS ADVISORS--STAND- ING: Mr. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Keppel, Mr. Harris, Mr. Jansen. GROUP 4--BOTTOM ROW: G. Walker, R. Miller, J. Trumm, S, Kellogg, P. Wilkinson. ROW TWO: R. Paetz, C. Neeley, C. Martin, D. Ward, J. Groom, N. Lull. ROW THREE: P. Knight, M. Kidd, P. Baumeister, A. Martin, B. Miller, C. Hall. TOP ROW: G. VanValkenburg, M. Laxton, K. Ward, T. Brown, B. Rounds, H. Roberson. CLASS ADVISORS--BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Olson, Mrs. Davig, Mr. Larson. TOP ROW: Mr. Bubon, Mr. Novinska, Mr. Ward. We re Just Beginning . .. '-a R, 2:25;;th The Freshman Class Baumeister . Beinbom Blair . Bloyer Bohlman mg-JUQ '-t L. Bolchen P. Broadbent S. Carlin Cattana ch . Colem an ta... Cornell Degenhardt Dilley Emler Erdm an zzrav Ewoldt . Faulkner Faulkner . Faulkner Faust .4sz .70 Flansburgh . Folbrecht F olbrecht Freymiller Gebhard 7:52:00?! I8 NOT PICTURED: K. Groom; K. Hudson; D. McCullick; J. McNamee. T. Gilbertson D. Graser D. Groom J. Guernsey C. Haggerty G. Hall R. Halverson D. Jacobson M. Johnson R. Johnston R. Johnsrud L. Jones D. Kazda N. Keller V. Kjos L. Knoble M. Knoble R. Knoble J. Laumer L. Lathrop E. Maag D. Mann K. Mattie F. Mayne L. McDaniel J . McKnight SEATED: D. Jacobson, president; S. Randall, vice-president. STAND- ING: M. Yayn, treasurer; J. McNamee, secretary. l9 D. Miller J. Miller G. Mindham C. Moneypenny M. Mook G. Mullikin K. Nelson M. North M. Nugent J. Olson W. Parrish Patten . Pendleton Pitzer Pivot '- 'U pu'u Quellhorst Randall Randall Reynolds Reynolds ?Osnopu G. Richter J. Richter K. Roth J. Roth D. Rutherford CD Saucke Schmidt Steiner . Stenner Stenner 2: 2: c3 50 Stimpson Southerland Swenson Updike Updike Vial Von Haden Walker Wallin Waltz Ward Ward Ward Wellner Welsh Wemmer Wemmer Whitish Wilcox Yahn Yahn Zajicek NOT PICTURED: J. Wubbenhorst m:nya hp UOQFW Zrmm'f mcpvnu 90?: ? HP 2.3.70 Adametz Bloyer Brindley Brownlee Cody Collins Craney Degenhardt Dike F aulkner Faust Ferrel Frey Gebhard Gerlach Goetzinger Grim esey Griswold Hackett Hackett Hardy Heiar King Kjos Koenig Laxton Ledbury Loomis Lull Lull CLASS OFFICERS--SEATED: NOT PICTURED: D. Goetzinger, treasurer, J. J. Fritz Waltz, president, S. Brindley, vice-president, S. Frey, sec- retary. P. Achenbach K. Martin C. McConnell C. McCoy D. McCullick L. Mindham J. Mullikin R. O'Brien D. Paetz I. Parker A. Pendleton J. Randall J. Randall C. Reynolds P. Ritchey C. Roghers Sophomores. . . WW J. Miller Still Climbing 1' Wm Romanek Rounds Seidel . Shimpach Shipley P-HE 0m Sti ck ley . Sto dd art Strang . Tetri ck . Thiele 'Umr'un Trumm . Turner Updike Waltz Wetter 5-1 ,mw wk! Wetter Wilcox Yonker Zi lmer . Zimpel . 71707va Bacon Beattie Becwar Beinborn Boak FOO TO M. Bolchen D Brandes Broadbent Brown Bro wnlee 3-H? P. Corpian M. Dawson J. Devine C. Dilley S. Donaldson Last Step CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Dennis Harwood, president; Sue Von Haden, CLASS ADVISORS vice-president. STANDING: Kalynn Reynolds, treasurer; SEATED: Miss Hallin,Mrs.Mattie,Mr.Dittes.STANDING: Mr. Rogers, Mr. Olsen, Mr. Van Bramer. Beth Oman, secretary. B. Dowling F . Dremsa J . Elliot W. Elliot 3 . Evans H. Ewoldt C. Fairley G. Farrell J. Faulkner T. Friar Juniors portray typical enforce- ment of locker rules! ! ! G. Gebhard W. Gebhard P. Goetzinger L. Graser D. Haggerty B. Hall D. Harwood T. Hjelle M. Hudson R. Johnson L. Jors D. Ke Her I . Kendall P . Knesting G. Kovars D. Maag J . Mann Martin Mayne McCoy 6?? J. McCullick J. McDaniel R. McDowell J. McKnight J. Mertz P. Meyer B. Miller D. Moldrem D. Mook G. Neeley B. Neeley 8. Nelson . K. Plvet B. Oman V. Patten A. Peer P. Pulvermacher M. Randall J. Reynolds K . Reynolds C. Rider P. Roseliep G. Roth M. Roth R. Roth B. Rounds, Not Pictured C. Rutherford R. St. Vincent 26 Schmidt Schroeder Schwendinger Schwendinger Seim C. Sime D. Smith J. Staskal J. Strang B . Sutherland D . Townsend S. Von Haden L. Turner J . Ulve Waller Ware Wellner D. Winchell J. Wood K. Wunnicke J. Young Zajicek Zimpel Zimpel Zinck Zinck Valedictorian -- Pamela Mayne Miss Pamela Mayne receives the Valedictoryhonors of the class of 1966. Pam has shown her abilities all through high school by keeping her grades up, as well as belonging to such organizations as Future Homemakers of America, Girls Athletic Association, Future Teachers of America, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, French Club, and Latin Club. She has been a Class Officer all four years, and was accepted into the National Honor Society, in the spring of her Junior year. As a Junior and again as aSenior, she displayed her dramatic ability as a member of the cast of both Class plays. She was also a member of the Senior Prom Court. The success she has made of her high school career will continue with her future plans. Soiutotorian -- Sondra Mezero The accomplishments of our salutatorian, MissSandy Mezera, represent a listing of the activities of Boscobel High School. Sandy has been an active contributor to all of her affiliations and in many cases, the leader. Sandy has been outstanding in the field of music. She has been a four year member of the band and also has served as the groups able majorette. The Vocal Depart- ment has been also affected by her fine talent, and Sandy has gained the admiration and respect of many critics. Under her excellent editorialship, Sandy has influenced this years printed newspaper a great deal. Sandy has served as a class officer and she also has taken part in both class plays. She was a member of the Junior Prom court. Sandy has been a member of Latin Club, Future Teachers of America, and she has also participated in Forensics. Another one of Sandyls activities has been cheerleading, where she has proven tobe aleader in school spirit. Because of her scholastic average she has been a member of the National Honor Society two years. 28 PATRICIA WALTZ DAVID STENSBY STEVEN THIELE LARRY LARSON Top Ten Students Are Credited with Honors GEORGE SCHWAB KAREN KELLER JAMES ERDMAN MARY SHIMPACH 29 BARBARA ACHENBACH , NANCY CATTANACI-I DENNIS BLANCHARD BROADBENT VICTORIA COOK L JACQUELYN DEGENHARDT CHARLEIN CRANEY DAVID CULVER LARRY EVERSON BILL EWOLDT CLARENCE EYERS DELOS FAULKNER JOHN FAULKNER DIANA FAUST DOU GLA S FERREL GARY GERLACH CANDICE GLASBRENNER BARBARA GROOM LINDA GROOM DALE HA LL At the beginning, most seniors were brave enough to attempt the ebunny hill , but soon were ready for something more chal- lenging. Before the second day these beginners were skiing on the advanced slopes with skill that even amazed some of the chaperones. Northern Woods Leave Many Memories RICH ARD HEIAR LINDA HERPEL CAROL HOWELL LARRY JACOBSON ALAN JONES WILLIAM KINC ANNON 32 CAROL LOETHER HOWARD LOOMIS DAVID LULL THERESA LULL SANDRA MARTIN TERRY MARTIN HARLAN MERWIN DAVID MEUER CAROLYN MILLER SUE MOCK PHI LIP MOLLDREM PATRICIA MONEYPENNY 33 C ARL MOOK PENELOPE MULLIKIN MICHAEL NAUERT PEGGY NELSON MELINDA OLSON BARBARA PARKER RUTH PATTEN MARY PENDLETON ELDORA PIVOT KARLA POLASHEK WILLIAM POOLE MICHAEL QUELI-IORST RONALD RAMLOW CONNIE REYNOLDS REGGIE REYNOLDS BETTY RITCHEY BETTY RITCHIE DE LORIS ROBERSON he Best Preparation for the Future Is the resent Well Seen to, the Last Duty Wel Done. CLASS OFFICERS--SEATED: Cathy Broadbent, treasurer; Phil Molldrem, president; George Schwab, vice-presi- dent; Pam Mayne, secretary. CLASS ADVISORS--STANDING: Mr. Knoble, Mrs. Jansen, Mr.Graham,Mr. Nelson, Miss Plopper, Mr. Larsen. ILEEN ROUNDS JAMES ROWLAND THOMAS RUX ur Final Year Was Highlighte LYNN SCHLUMP RODNEY SHAW LA VON SMITH GERALD STASKAL NORMA STEELE CARLOS STIMPSON 36 Having only one day in which to decorate the gum, a number of loyal seniors gave up their regular Saturday activities to help make their Winter Formal a success. A false ceiling which held thousands of snowflakes added to the wintery atmosphere, carrying out the theme. ur Winter Formal . . . . . a Class Proiect SANDRA SUTHERLAND JEFFREY SWENSON CONNIE UPDIKE LE ONARD UPDIKE RUTH UPDIKE CONNIE VAN NATT A 37 RONALD VON HADEN DIANE WALKER THOMAS WANEK DONALD WATTERS Nothing Great Was Ever Achieved ithout Enthusiasm. LARRY WETTER GREGORY YAHN BRYCE YONASI-I KATHY YONKER JAMES ZINCK MARY ZINCK For the past eight years Mr. Gene L. Saucke has been Superintendent of the Boscobel Public School System. He has seen the growth of the school as well as the coming and going of eight high school classes. It was a big job, but he did it and still found time to lead a life of his own. The students of Boscobel High School wish to thank you for your many contri- butions to our schoool. Superintendent Gene L. Saucke Secretaries Hard Working Office Help Doris Ward Thelma Kazda May I have your attention, please, was the familiar greeting heard each morn- ing over the PA system. From these broad- casts came the news and events of each school day. Under Mr. Gardnerts guidance the stu- dent body of BHS witnessed the passing of another year. His willingness to assist any student and his friendly personality has won him the admiration and respect of Boscobel High School. The service Mr. Gardner renders is one that will follow all of us throughout our lives. Principal Guidance Mr. Earle Ward Board of Education SE ATED: Ralph Goldsmith, president; Charles Boebe1;J ay Schoonover. STANDING: Ray Wagner; Lewis Roth; Harold Fritz; J ay Patten. MR. MATT BUBON MR. WILLIAM ERDMAN MR. LEON GLASSBWENNER Geometry and Adv. Math Chemistry and Physics Agriculture Students Gain Individually from Special Advisers Individuality is an important asset to students in. number of individual qualities. all schools. Through our teachers, who are trained to We would like to express a small amount of our help us set and achieve our goals, we have gained a appreciation to the faculty. MR. DONALD GRAHAM MR. JERRY NELSON MR. GARY NOVINSKA Math 9 and Algebra Biology I and II Industrial Arts MR. PETER VAN BRAMER MR. CHARLES ROGERS MR. DAROLD KNOBLE American Government World History American History and Driver's Ed. MRS. SUSAN WANEK MR. GENE LARSON MISS UNA HALLIN Assistant Librarian Boy's Phy. Ed. and Driver's Librarian Education MRS. MARIORIE MATTIE MRS. JOAN DAVIG Home Economics and MRS. MILDRED CHRISTENSEN Business Education Art Home Economics FCNIUU 3113.33,, MISS MYRENE PLOPPER English and Speech MR. WILLIAM DITTES . English and Latin MR. RICHARD OLSEN English and French MR. LEWIS LARSEN Instrumental Music V e L..- 'e :3 I ,3 1 MR. RA LPH PETERSON Chorus MRS. JOAN JANSEN Phy. Ed. Our faculty not only teaches us, but also they have done much to support our extra-curricular or- ganizations. Throughout the year, many of them at- tended the activities scheduled and presented for the student body. Our teachers, who have given up much of their free time, supervised and chaperoned several dances and spectator buses to games. Living in the teenage world of our high school, the faculty has set standards which. have helped to develop our character and attitude in several ways. We are grateful for their dedication and sincerely hope to one day be the people that they have tried to create in us. MR. DAVID OLSON Freshman English MR. ARLIE MILLER English and Reading MR. JOHN JANSEN World History MR. MARK DILLEY Phy. Ed. and Math mmmm w m mmmmmm MR. WILLIAM HARRIS Math and Science MR. JERALD FITZGERALD Phy. Ed. and Science A glimpse of their private world at B.H.S. MRS. OLIVE KEPPEL English MRS. BEA PERROT Geography and World History Cooks LEFT TO RIGHT: Freda Atkinson, Dorthy Turner, Ruth Miller, Josephine Freymiller, Florence Gilbertson, and Eulalia Hall. Bus Drivers BOTTOM ROW: Harley Pettit; Melvin Smith; Bob Merril, Russell Mindham. TOP ROW: Mrs. Boebel, Amon Mullifin, Rupert Eaton, Raymond Guernsey, Vilas Wagner, Leo Conley, Bob Mindham, and Bill Steele. Janitors LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Fralick, Allen Elliot, Bob Merrill, and Dave Wolf. HOMECOMING ROYALTY--Ed Waltz and Phyllis Broadbent, Freshmen; Gary Gerlach andMary Kay Zinck, Senior; King Jerry Staskal and Queen Candy Glasbrenner; Kathy Schmidt and Larry Turner, Junior; Nancy Gerlach and David Goetzinger, Sophomore representatives. Harvest Moon Shines on 1965 Homecoming Events The 1965 Homecoming was full of many delightful memories: the classes preparing their floats; the warming bonfire; the eye-catching parade; the Bulldogs fighting a winning battle; the sophomores sponsoring the dance; the Nativestt supplying the music; and the crowning of the King and Queen ending the perfect Homecoming week. Queen Candy and King Jerry, fol- lowed by their court, lead the grand march. Queen Candy, Accompanied by Min- iature queen, Cindy Sanders and Miniature king, Tim Moran, were an attraction at the afternoon parade. FIRST PLACE: Senior float, were Doin' Thumpim for Victory, THIRD PLACE: Freshman Float, We'll Octopi the Sophomore Float, We Smell De-Feet of De Indians Indian Territory. Sunshine and Floats Add to the Parade Senior's Last Stand driven by Coach Larsen assisted FFA Float: We 11 Ball Em Up, by Coach Graham as Water-boy. COURT MEMBERS--David Culver and Sandy Mezera, Tom Rux and Mary Zinck, George Schwab, King, Mary Shimpach, Queen, Miniature Royalty: Russel Atkinson and Darci Dike, David Stensby and Linda Herpel, Philip Molldrem and Sue Mock, Jim Zinck and Pat Waltz. As Juniors We Danced Amid ca Tropical Paradise The Class of 1966 held its Junior Prom in the high Miniature Royalty; Russel and Darci school gymnasium on April 23, 1965. There was dancing from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. t0 the music of the Melody Kings. The theme of the prom was hTropical Paradise Queen Mary and King George SEATED: Queen Nancy Cattanac'h, King David Lull. STANDING: Steven Thiele, Diane Walker, Terri Lull, Jim Erdman, Nancy Ritchie, Rodney Shaw, Karen Keller, Pam Mayne, Carl Mook. NOT PICTURED: Greg Yahn. A Crystal Ball Was Presented by the Hands up and heads down! Seniors The Winter Formal was held on January 29, 1966. The theme was Crystal Ball and the theme song was hBlue Velvet . There was dancing under a sky of snowflakes to the music of the Ken Williams Orchestra. The miniature king and queen were Nicky Eckert and Laurie Updike. A moment of relaxation. BOTTOM ROW: B. Parker, K. Yonker, C. Van Natta, C. Glasbrenner, T. Lull. ROW TWO: P. Mayne, K. Polashek, P. Waltz, N. Ritchie, L. Herpel, S, Mock, S. Mezera, M.Pend1eton. ROW THREE: D. Culver, J. Zinck, J. Erdman, T. Rux, B. Ewoldt, D. Blanchard. ROW FOUR: J. Swenson, R. Ramlow, R. VonHaden, B. Kincannon, J. Staskal, J. Rowland. ROW FIVE: Mr. Olson. Junior Actors Presented 'The Egg And F, The Junior Class, under the direction of Mr. David Olson and Miss Gloria Weckerly, presented a comedy entitled The Egg and I . The play portrayed the life of a typical city family on a chicken farm. What did that chicken say?? The characters find out that life on a farm isntt as easy and exciting as life in a busy city. They soon realize that on a chicken farm the hen is the boss ! Pm sure I have something you want! BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Olson, M. Olson, L.Sch1ump, K. Yonker, C. VanNatta, C. Glasbrenner, Miss Plopper. ROW TWO: P, Mayne, K. Polashek, N. Cattanach,N. Ritchie, L. Herpel, S. Mock, S. Mezera. ROW THREE: S. Thiele, J, Zinck, R. Heiar, T. Rux, P. Waltz, B. Parker. ROW FOUR: G. Gerlach, J. Swenson, D. Lull, R. Ramlow, R. VonHaden, G. Yahn, J. Staskal, D. Meuer. Senior Dramatists Presented a Comedy UMister Peepers , a delightful comedy, was the choice of the Senior Class for their play. The play por- trayed the troubles that amiable, quiet Mr. Peepers en- countered on one highly amusing weekend.Thecast worked diligently under the able direction of Mr. David Olson and Miss Myrene Plopper. I donht know why shehs crying. Honest, I didIW do it! 53 Student Council FRONT ROW: T. Blair, L. Updike, C. Reynolds. ROW TWO: B. Folbrecht, N. Cattanach, M. Gerlach, T. Brown, L. Larson. ROW THREE: J. Parker, E. Updike,D. Maag, R. Ramlow, J. Updike. STANDING: P Corpian, K. Yonker, A. Peer, Mr. Ward, Mr. Rogers. The Leaders of B.H.S. Honor Society FRONT ROW: P. Mayne, G, Schwab. ROW TWO: S. Mezera, S. Thiele, K. Keller. ROW THREE: P. Waltz, D. Stensby, L. Larson, D. Maag. ROW FOUR: J. Cooley, A. Peer, K. Reynolds, R, Johnson, R. McDowell. STANDING: Mr. Ward, Jim Erdman. The Service Club is a group of girls who are wil- ling to help whenever they are called on. They hand out programs, serve at banquets, and usher at various activ- ities. The club is advised by Mrs. Davig and Mr. Kno- ble. Service Club BOTTOM ROW: C. Updike, H. Ewolt, M. Zinck, B. Achenbach, R. Patten, J, Zinck. ROW TWO: Mr. Knoble, S. Evans, B. Dowling, T. Lull, J. Ulve, J. McDaniel, M. Roth, J. Mertz, Mrs. Davig. ROW THREE: S. Frey, P. Achenbach, D. Faust, A. Pendleton, V. Patten, P. Moneypenny, B, Miller, J. Young. ROW FOUR:J. Miller, P. Goetzinger, K. Johnson, P. Knesting, P. Achenbach, S. Sutherland, J. Mayne, M. Hardy, A. Peer, C. Fairley. Students Serve Their Public and Explore in the Fields of Science BOTTOM ROW: A. Peer, P. Erdman,J.Erdman,J. Erdman, Mr. Erdman, C. Glasbrenner, H. Ewolt, N. Gerlach. ROW TWO: S. Thiele, C. Mook, G. Gerlach, D. Stensby, R, Shaw, R. VonHaden, B. Kinncannon, A. J ones. Science Club The Science Club mem- bers spend many hours ex- perimenting in fields of re- search. They work on indi- vidual projects which are entered in Science Fairs. This club gives the students a better understanding of science. Mr. Erdman is their advisor. 55 , HUME WSITDR Mr. Lewis Larsen, completing his second year as band CONCERT BAND--BOTT0M ROW: P. Patten, S. Schmidt, director at BHS, proudly holds the Governor Knowles C. Becwar, J. Ulve, P. Broadbent, J. McDaniel, J. Beatt Band Trophy won by the Senior Band this past summer Bohlman, M. Olson, L. Schlump, L. Walker, K. Schmidt, at the State Fair in Milwaukee. This distinguishes the Mock, J. Brown, S. Martin, T. Lull, B. Folbrecht D J a Boscobel Senior Band as being number one in the state! Larsen. I , ' Interest, Abilities, Hard Wor BAND OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: S. Mock, secretary; M. Shimpach, president.BACKROW:C.Craney,treasurer; Each year the John 13' StenSby: Vice'PreSident- Philip Sousa Band Award is given to a person who was not only a good musician but also a good all around band member. The winners name has been printed on the J ohn Philip Sousa Award plaque, and he has received an en- graved desk set. This year the band members chose to give the award to MaryShim- pach. g h wmmmsmv x 5 a x x 5 i t x r Makiiii! ! BHHNFZE: ipley, G, Hall, C. Van Natta, J. Staskal, R. Updike, S. Mezera. ROW TWO: M. Shimpach, L. Herpel, S. Nelson, B. Parker, . Mattie, R. Patten, B. Hall, S. Von Haden, K. Yonker. ROW THREE: P. Molldrem, P. Yonker, S. Wilcox, B. Folbrecht, J. nesting, N. Ritchie, N. Gerlach, S. Shimpach, J. Cooley, K. Reynolds, C. Craney. BACK ROW: G. Schwab, C. Reynolds, S. on, V. Patten, L. Laxton, C. Sime, B. Kincannon, C. Beinborn, C. Dike, M. Yahn, L. Craney, D. Stensby. Band director, Mr. Pep band members took pride in participating in half-time entertainment during the basketball sea- son. The many noon hour rehearsals will never be i n H O n O r S . forgotten, but neither will the idea that it was the pep band who gave a spiritual boost to our team. PEP BAND--BOTTOM ROW: S. Von Haden, R. Von Haden, S. Martin, M, Shimpach, L. Herpel, S, Nelson, C. Becwar, J. Ulve, J, McDaniel, T. Lull. ROW TWO: B. Hall, V. Patten, S. Shimpach, J. Cooley, K. Reynolds, C. Craney. ROW THREE: C. Shipley, G, Hall, C. Van Natta, J. Staskal, R. Updike, M. Olson, L. Walker. ROW FOUR: P. Knesting, K. Yonker, S. Schmidt, C. Dike, L. Craney, D. Stensby, J, Beattie, L. Laxton, C. Sime. TOP ROW: R.'Patten, N. Ritchie, B, Griswold, C. Degenhardt, K. Zimpel, G. Kovars, S, Wilcox, P. Yonker, D. Johnston. Charlein Craney won the 1966 Outstanding Vocal Music Award. The Vocal Department has a new group this year. Composed of twenty students, the A Cappella chorus, contributed a great deal to the new program. Under the direction of Mr. Peterson, the students were encouraged to listen as well as sing. The improvement in tone quality and blend was shown by the three concert performances that were presented this year. Each year an award is given to anoutstanding Senior vocal student. Its receiver was chosen not only on the basis of talent, but also the award depended upon the amount of time and effort the individual showed throughout four years of high school. This year the chorus award was given to Charlein Craney. BOTTOM ROW: P. Waltz, S. Nelson, P. Goetzinger, D, Wlaker, C. Craney, C. Shipley, C. Becwar, B. Hall, J. Beattie. TOP ROW: Mr. Peterson, director; J. Brown, J. Zinck, J. Staskal, J. Staskal, P. Molldrem, D. Molldrem, C. Beinborn, R. Shaw, R. Vonhaden, P. Corpian, J. Faust. Mixed Chorus BOTTOM ROW: Connie Van Netta, J ane Strang, Ruth Updike, Diane Walker, Marlene Hardy, Kathy Wilcox, Sue Von Haden, Shan Frey, Sheryl Stickley, Jean Mertz. TOP ROW: Mr. Peterson, director; Bob Folbrecht, Roger Von Haden, Philip Moll- drem, David Molldrem, Dale Jacobson, Delbert Maag, Dick Johnson, Greg Yahn, Mike Yahn. Members Prove to be Note-Hoppy and Note Worthy Philip Corpian, Sandy Mezera, and Charlein Craney were selected to attend the 1966 Dorian Festival at Decorah, Iowa. ALL STAR REPRESENTATIVES--FRONT ROW: Pam Rosleip, Kathy Schmidt, Sandy Mezera. BACK ROW:Butch Beinborn, Philip Molldrem, Pauline Goetzinger. F TA BOTTOM ROW: S. Mezera,historian; K,Reynolds, treasurer; C. Reynolds, vice-president; P. Mayne, president; P. Roseliep, secretary; J, McDaniel; Mr. Dittes, advisor. ROW TWO: J. Beattie, J. Ulve, K. Schmidt, K, Polashek, M. Randall, N. Cattanach, J. Cooley, H. Ewoldt. ROW THREE: K. Wunnicke, S. Von Haden, B. Oman, P, Goetzinger, A. Broadbent, J. McKnight, P. Knesting. TOP ROW: C. Glasbrenner, K, Pivot, J. Staskal, T. Hjelle, J. Staskal, A. Peer. FTA Provides a Career in Teaching Students Give Service by Assisting in the Library LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hackett, C. Loether,s, Sutherland, G. Gebhard, L. Smith, D. Seim, Miss Hallin, J. Laumer, Mrs. Wanek, L. Jors, T, Martin. . le r0 ry C I u b Remember, our library is a place to study!!!! BOTTOM ROW: C. Becwar, C. Updike, P. Goetzinger, P. Roseleip, J . Waltz. ROW TWO: K. Reynolds, A. Broadbent, M. Randall, K, Polashek. ROW THREE: C. Glasbrenner, K. Wunnicke, C. Reynolds, N. Cattanach, L. Walker, S. Nelson, J, McKnight, D. Culver, J. Staskal, L. Larson, R. Shaw, J. Mayne, R, VonHaden, M, Pendleton, R. Ramlqw, C. Fairley, B. Achenbach, D. Faust, P. Moneypenny. Newspaper Staff Creates a New Paper S.Mezera, Editor; SEATED: J. Cooley, P. Mayne, s. Mock. ROW TWO:N. Ritchie, Mrs. Davig, Advisor S. Thiele, P. Waltz, P. Molldrem. Future Farmers of America this year taught its members how in their future they could be more successful in farming. The organization gave the members an understanding of farming today, and kept the community in which we live safe and clean. The officers of the club were as follows: George Schwab, president;Lar- ry Wetter, vice-president; Bryce Yon- ash, secretary; Gary Kovars, treasurer. SEATED: G. Kovars, L. Wetter, Mr. Glassbrenner; Advisor, G. Schwab, B. Yonash. STANDING: J. Trumm, G, Ferrel, T. Updike. Future Farming Lies in Their Hands SEATED: L. Martin, D. Haggerty, B. Wetter, L. Updike, C. Stimpson, C. Grimesy, J. Rounds, L. Gebhard. ROW TWO: D. Rutherford, T. Martin, E. Watlz, B. Wemmer, F. Flansburg, J, Faust, D. Brandes, L. Mindham, G. Mindham, R. Butter, L. Updike. TOP ROW: D. Keller, F.Dremsa,B. Gebhard, H. Merwin, K. Groom, M. Nugent, L. Boak, J. Friar, D. Wemmer, The B-squad cheers victories in their new uniforms. B-SQUAD--BOTTOM: Carol Reynolds, Linda Walker, Peggy Turner. TOP: Nancy Gerlach, Judy Waltz. Pep on Parade, Bulldog Style In October, they went to a cheerleading clinic where The A and B squad cheerleaders spent many hours they learned new motions, techniques, and fundamentals of preparing for their seasonal activities. Under the di-' rection of their advisor, Mrs. .Jansen, they drew up a cheering. constitution, planned and performed their own pep meet- These girls showed enthusiasm throughout the year ings, and diligently practiced new and old cheers. in helping boost the spirit of the student body. A-Squad: Pat Waltz, Kathy Schmidt, Sandy Mezera, Joyce Parker, and Sue Mock. 1. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Jansen, T. Lull, B. Zinck, P. Yonker, L. Rogers, J. McKnight, P. Knesting, C. Glasbrenner, B, Parker, M. Shimpach. ROW TWO: C. VanNatta, M. Randall, S. Mock, P. Roseleip, J. Beattie, N. Cattanach, M. Zinck, K, Waunaukee, H. Ewolt, S. Sutherland. ROW THREE: L. Herpel, N. Ritchie, K, Schmidt, S. Evans, C. Reynolds, C. Miller, J, Ulve, J. McDaniel, 1. Rounds, B. Achenbach, J. Zinck, D. Faust. ROW FOUR: J. Strang, C. Sime, S. Nelson, B. Oman, P. Goetzinger, K. Reynolds, B. Hall, S. VonHaden, K. Pivot, R, Patten, K. Wagner, V. Patten, P, Moneypenny. GAA Offers Teamwork and Fun BOTTOM ROW: T. Gilbertson, L. Wetter, C. Randall, K. Degenhardt, N. Gerlach, J. Randall, C. Reynolds, J. Laumer, J. Cattanach, J. Miller. ROW TWO: B. Quelhorst, C. Reynolds, L. Laxton, J. Parker, K. Zimpel, S. Shimpach, J. Mullikin, P. Turner, K. Mattie, J. Coleman, J, Achenbach. ROW THREE: P. Achenbach, S. Wilcox, C. Degenhardt, R. Stenner, G. Hall, K. Ward, M, Knoble, P. Broadbent, V. Walker, T. Blair, D. Steiner. ROW FOUR: S. Frey, M. Hardy, L. Craney, C. Shipley, S. Schmidt, L. Lathrop, R. Stenner, D. Sutherland, D. Moneypenny. 4 x b I . AINJIJAQ a auWOLl Just a glimpse of hard work!! The 1965 football team provided the fans with an exciting season. Although our team was small and in- experienced with only thirty boys out, they showed much enthusiasm and improvement under head coach J ack Jan- sen. Our record was three wins and five losses. The team chose Jerry Staskal as the captain and most valu- able player, Bill Kincannon as the most improved player, and Bill Gebhard for the defensive award. Bulldogs Bite Wowie, wowie! Junior, take my pulsel! A very spirited and successful Jr. High team was newly added to our athletic department. Under head coach Gene Larsen, the team had a record of three wins and two losses. This team showed excellent ability and proved to have success in years to come. In spite of not-so-perfect records, the student body showed much school spirit and backed both teams through- out the season. Is Worse Than Their Bark BOTTOM ROW: M. Randall, B. Parrish, E.Waltz, M. Johnson, G. Fritz, L. Jones, R. Knoble, J. Vial, R. Cooley, R. Adams, J. Ewoldt. ROW TWO: S. Randall, D. Nelson, R. Hudson, F. Flansberg, J. Polashek, F. Richter, M. Nugent, B, Folbrecht, E. Reynolds, F. Mayne. ROW THREE: J. Whitish, D. Sutherland, S. Saucke, L. Updike, S. Zinck, D. Ward, R. VonHaden, M. Laxton, D. Swenson, S, Carlin, B. Folbrecht, J. Freymiller, D. Johnston, J. Wubbenhorst, L. McDaniel. TOP ROW: Coach Dilley, R, Faulkner, R. Peterson, H. Bloyer, G. Walker, R. Halverson, D. Beinborn, D. Staskal, Coach Larsen. Gene Larsen, head coach Jr. High; Peter Van Bramer, Varsity; Matt Bubon, Varsity; John Jansen, head coach Varsity; Mark Dilley, Jr. High. Coaches Varsity Team KNEELING: A. Jones, J. Zinck, L. Larson, B. Kincannon, J. Swenson, L. Smith, G. Yahn, J. Staskal, G. Gerlach. ROW TWO: D. Lull manJ, Coach Jansen, D. Goetzinger, C. Mook, D, Blanchard, R. VonHaden, G. Roth, S. Brindley, L. Ware, R. McDowell, L. Strang, Coach Van Bramer, Coach Bubon. TOP ROW: L. Turner, B. Sutherland, C. King, M. Bolchen, B. Wetter, E. Updike, D. Molldrem, J. Brown, B.Gebhard, H. Bloyer, B. Lull, B. Beinborn. ThaVs right, iVs over here. 67 Chuck piling up points. Doug flying to another victory The 1965 cross country team provided another fine year under the guiding hand of Coach Graham. The team had more boys out this year than previous, including many underclassmen. This is the toughest sport of all, as each man is on his own, and by himself must prove his ability. An outstanding runner was Doug Ferrel C r0 S S C o U n t r y 0 n d who won many firsts for our team. BOTTOM ROW: M, Yahn, B. Ewoldt, Coach Graham, T. Friar, P, Molldrem, D. Ferrel, C. Dilley, P. Thiele, M. Yahn, J. Ledbury. TOP ROW: C. Dike, J. McNamee, M. Hudson, J. Kendall, J. Fritz, L. Welsh. This is Mr. Graham,s eighth year coaching for track. In that length of time, he has produced many good teams. Nine lettermen returned this year to finish up a fine 1966 season under the coaching of Don Graham. Be- cause of more lettermen and underclassmen, this year again proved to be successful. This is a sport where the heart is in the game. Doug Farrell has shown his running ability all four years. Track Harriers BOTTOM ROW: Coach Graham, C. Dilley, D. Molldrem, D. Farrell, A. Jones. ROW TWO: M. Hudson, J. Zinck, G. Roth, D. Goetzinger, D. Heiar. This year four spirited cheerleaders have been added to help back the boys at the wrestling matches. They are Cathy Sime, Shan Frey, Linda Laxton, and Janean Cooley. Wrestling Coach Gene Larsen coached his sixth season of wrestling for B.H.S. He was assisted by Jerry Fitzgerald. This was the first year he has not had a winning season, but much credit is given to him for helping the boys produce some exciting matches for spectators. ROW ONE: D, Johnston, P. Pitzer, C. Grimesey, M. Yahn, J. Vial. Tetrick. D. Beinborn.:ROW TWO: D. Keller, E. Wellner, C. King, S. Carlin, J. Trumm, J. Bohlma, R. McDowell M, Yahn, E, Waltz. L. Wetter. ROW THREE: C. Dike, T. Faulkner, B. Folbrecht, M. Nugent, G. Richter, P. Thiele, J. Rowland, M. Lull, J. Ledbury, Jim Whitish, Manager. Timets running out!! Wait a minute Bill, I have to pull up my sockH Boy, this sure is the life!!! The 1965-1966 wrestling team has had many ups and downs this year. Although this years record was not as good as previous years, many weight classes had to be filled by less experienced wrestlers. This caused compe- tition of the scales by losing weight and even gaining weight to fill a position. The greatest demand was in the heavier weights, but the boys pulled through and developed a team for the 65-66 season. At the Boscobel tournament we had one wrestler with first place, Bill Gebhardt. Three boys received seconds. Other tournaments brought many of our wrestlers up to higher awards. This team was led by George Schwab throughout the season. Wrestlers Have Many Spots to Fill, but Still Are Tough Competition CENTER: B. Sutherland, G. Yahn. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Jones, T. Friar, G. Farrell, B, Gebhardt, G. Schwab, A. Jones, G. Brownlee, C. Mook, D. Mook, J. Zinck, L. Mindham, Gary Gerlach, Manager. Highlights from the 1965-66 season. Fons Enioy Hordwooc Manager Dean W: The 1965-66 basketball season was like a ride on a roller coaster with many ups and downs. The Bulldogs, coached by Mark Dilley, played better than their record shows. There were many close and exciting games. As the season went on, the Bulldogs showed greaterimprovement in floor playing and team playing. The best games were against Prairie du Chien and Dodgeville when the Bulldogs led both games all the way. But with a few tough breaks, the Dodgers won with a score of 58-49. The top scorer for the Bulldogs was Dave Molldrem. The boys played good ball and showed real team spirit throughout the season. Is it basketball, or some new dance? Freshman Coach Darole Knoble, Varsity Coach Mark Dilley, Junior Varsity Coach Mike Leahy. cfion on Home Floor ROW ONE: J. Brown, S. Randall, P, Molldrem, B. Parrish, L. Turner. STANDING: B. Beinborn, D. Molldrem, M. Saucke, J. Staskal, R. VonHaden, M. Hudson, M. Bolchen. KNEELING: L. Strang and Ed Updike.STANDING:S. Brindley,J,Pendleton,J. McNamee, B. Lull, D. Jacobson, H. Bloyer, J. Cody, L. McDaniel, J. Fritz. Their Abiiity and Determination Provide for a Successful Season and teamwork which will together develop successful seasons in the future. Darold Knoble coached the freshman squad, and Mike Leahy coached the junior varsity squad. The freshman and junior varsity basketball teams showed much desire and ability and won many of their games during the 65-66 season. These boys have talent LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Freymiller, B. Folbrecht, S. Saucke, R. Von Haden, D. Kazda, D. Ward, D. Swenson, H. Bloyer, L, Welsh, F. Mayne, R. Adams, M. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: J. Devine, W. Elliott,D. Mook.ROW TWO: M. Bolchen, B. Waller, B. Kincannon, C. Mook. ROW THREE: R. Ramlow, D. Hardwood, Coach Dilley; J. Heiar, L. Smith, R. Von Haden. 1966 Baseball Team Was Tough Competition for Opponents 1-2-3 strikes yowre out!!!! These two boys have shown their interest for baseball by earning four-year letter awards. With a fine baseball record in 1965, and 12 returning lettermen, Coach Mark Dilley had asuccessful 1966 season. There were also prospects of upcoming underclassmen. Ron Von Haden and Ron Ramlow were two boys who had lettered in baseball all four years. BOTTOM ROW: M. Bolchen, D. Harwood, P. Molldrem, C. Mook, R. Ramlow. ROW TWO: M. Hudson, B. Kincannon, D. Molldrem, G. Yahn, G. Schwab, D, Lull. ROW THREE: L. Turner, T. Friar, G. Roth, P. Corpian, B. Gebhardt, D. Mook. ROW FOUR: Coach Larsen, D. Farrell, C. Eyers, C. Dilley, J. Kendall, J. Heiar, D. Goetzinger. ROW FIVE: R. Von Haden, B. Wetter, B. Lull, J. Fritz, P. Thiele, C. Dike. ROW SIX: J. Devine, L. Smith, B. Waller, B. Beinborn, E. Updike, J. Zinck. ROW SEVEN: A. Jones, G. Gerlach, W. Elliott, G. Farrell, D. Blanchard, B. Ewoldt, B. Sutherland. ROW EIGHT: J. Staskal, J. Rowland, J. Staskal, J. Swenson, D. Meuer, D. Heiar. B Club Promotes Athletics For B.H.S. The n13 club is a select group of boys who have School. Theseboys, asathletes, set examples of sportsman- lettered in sports at B.H.S. Coach Gene Larsen is their ship code, and show how athletes live. One of their many adviser. This club increases enthusiasm and strength in duties is ushering at athletic events. sports and helps advance athletics in Boscobel High 76 BOSCOBEL STATE BANK Stations Blue River I'CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '66II Woodman Muscoda ACHIE'S PASTRY 8 llCome in and try AL QMAN . COFFEE our Coffee and SpecLaIIZIng In SHOP Doughnuts.H Water SYStemS Plumbihg B 8 Y AUTO CLINIC 1108 Wisconsin Ave. Boscobel Congratulations from SHIPLEY'S BEN FRANKLIN BILL'S DAIRY SERVICE Borden's Grade A Dairy Products BLAINE THEATRE BOB'S TIRE SHOP BOSCOBEL BODY SHOP Sheridan L. 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Senior Class Play Crew 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; GirPs Athletic Association 4; Senior Prom Queen 4; Newspaper 4; Future Teachers of America 4. COOK, VIC KI CRANEY, CHARLEIN--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4;Gir11sCho- rus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3; French Club 3; Band Treasurer 4; Scholarship 3; Dorian Music Clinic; UW Music Clinic. CULVER, DAVE--Science Club 2,4; Photography Club 4; Forensics 3,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Basketball 1; Football 1; Future Teachers of America 3; American Legion Oratorical Medal. DEGENHARDT, JAC KI ERDMAN, JIM--Science Club 1,2,3,4; PhotographyClub 1, 2,4; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Prom Royalty 4; Wrestling 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; National Merit Semifinalist 4. EVERSON,LARRY EWOLDT, BILL--Junior Class Play Cast 3; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 3; B Club 4. EYERS, CLARENCE--Track 1,2;Wrest1ing 1,2,3,4;Base- ball 1,2; Football 1,2; B Club 3,4. FAULKNER, DELOS--Future Farmers of America 1; Football 1. FAULKNER, JOHN--Wrestling 3. FAUST, DIANA--Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 3,4; Service Club 2,3,4; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 1; French Club 1. FERREL, DOUG--Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4. GERLACH, GARY--Mixed Chorus 3; Science Club 4; Forensics 4; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; B Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. GLASBRENNER, CANDY--Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4;Service Club 1,2,3,4; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; News- paper 3,4; French Club 3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Homecoming Court 2; Latin Club 1; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Secretary of Science Club 4. GROOM, BARBARA--Future Homemakers of America 3. GROOM, LINDA--Gir1,s Chorus 3; Future Homemakers of America 2,3. HALL, DALE ANN--Future Homemakers of America1,2, 3; Forensics 2,3,4; Service Club 2,3; Newspaper 2,3. HEIAR, RICHARD--Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Track, Manager 3,4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 4; B Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. HERPEL, LINDA--Mixed Chorus 3; GirPs Chorus 3; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; Forensics 2,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Student Council 2; Cheer- leader A Squad 2,3; Cheerleader B Squad 1; GirPs Ath- letic Association 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Court 3. HOWELL,CAROL JACOBSON, LARRY--Science Club 1; Wrestling 3,4;Bas- ketball 1,2; Football 1,2. JONES, ALAN--Science Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Basketball - Manager 1,2,3; B Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2. KELLER, KAREN--Future Homemakers of America 1,2, 3; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3;Senior Prom Court 4. KINCANNON, BILL--Mixed Chorus 3; Boys Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,4; Forensics 4; Junior Play Casi 3; Stu- dent Council 3; French Club 3; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2. LARSON, LARRY--Student Council 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1,4; Foot- ball 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. LOTHER, CAROL--Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 2. LOOMIS , HOWARD LULL, DAVID--Science Club 1,2,3; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Yearbook 3; Track 1,2; Basketme 1,2,4; Football 3,4; B Club 3,4; Senior Prom Royalty 4. LULL, TERRI--Mixed Chorus 3; GirPs Chorus 1,2; Fu- ture Homemakers of' America 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2,3; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Service Club 1,2,3,4; Year- book 4; Cheerleader - B Squad 1; Girls Athletic Associa- tion 1,2,3,4; Senior Prom Court 4. MARTIN, SANDY--Mixed Chorus 3; Girvs Chorus 3; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Student Council 1; GirPs Athletic Association 2,3. MARTIN, TERRY--Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. MAYNE, PAM--Future Homemakers of America 1;Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Yearbook 3; Girls Athletic Association 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; French Club 3; Senior Prom Court 4; Senior Class Officer 4; Junior Class Officer 3; Sopho- more Class Officer 2; Freshman Class Officer 1; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. MERWIN, HARLAN--Future Farmers of America 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Science Club 4; Track 3,4;Cross Country 4; Leader of FFA Committee 4. MEUER, DAVE--Science Club 1; Forensics 2;SeniorC1ass Play Cast 4; Track 1; Wrestling 1,3,4; B Club 2,3,4. MEZERA, SANDY--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; GirPs Chorus 3; Madrigal 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Forensics 1; Junior Class Play Cast3;SeniorClass PlayCast 4; Cheer- leader - A Squad 2,3,4; Cheerleader - B Squad 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Junior Prom Court 3; Freshman Class Officer 1; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Drum Majorette 2,3,4. MILLER, CAROLYN--Future Homemakers of America 1, 2,3; Library Club 2; Service Club 2,3; GirPs Athletic Association 2,3,4; French Club 3. MOCK, SUE--Mixed Chorus 1,3; GirPs Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2; Forensics 2; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class PlayCast 4; Year- book 4; Cheerleader - A Squad 2,3,4; Cheerleader - B Squad 1; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Homecoming Royalty 3; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; French Club Treasurer 3; Band Secretary 4; FTA Secretary 3; All- Star Band 3; Dorian Music Clinic 3; Dorian Music Fes- tival 4. MOLLDREM, PHILIP--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boy,s Cho- rus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Newspaper 3,4; Frehch Club 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class President, Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Sec- retary; Freshman Class Vice-President. MONEYPENNY, PAT--Future Homemakers of America 1, 2,3; Library Club 1,2,4; Service Club 1,2,3,4; GirPs Ath- letic Association 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 4; French Club 3. MOOK, CARL--Band 1; Science Club 4; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Crew; Wrestling 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1; Latin Club 1,2. MULLIKIN, PENNY-JFuture Homemakers of America 1; Library Club 3; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2. NAUERT, MICKEY--Footba112. NELSON, PEGGY--Future Homemakers of America 1. OLSON, MELINDA-4Future Homemakers of America 2; Band 1,2,4; Dance Band 4; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Student Council 3; GirPs Athletic Association 1. PARKER, BARBARA--Mixed Chorus 3; GirPs Chorus 3; Madrigal 3; Future Homemakers of America 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. PATTEN, RUTH--Mixed Chorus 1;Future Homemakers of America 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Service Club 2,3,4; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3,4. PENDLETON, MARY--Gir11s Chorus 2; Future Home- makers of America 1,2; Forensics 2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Service Club 2; Yearbook 3;Girl1s Athletic Assoc- iation 1,2,3; Newspaper 2,3,4; French Club 3; Homecom- ing Court 3. PIVOT, ELDORA--Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3. POLASHEK, KARLA--Library Club 2; Forensics 2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook 1,2, 3; GirPs Athletic Association 3; Newspaper 3,4; LatinI Club 1,2; FTA 4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 3. POOLE, BILL QUEELHORST, MIKE--Track 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. RAMLOW, RONALD--Forensics 2,3; Junior Play Cast 3; Newspaper 3,4; French Club 3; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 3; B Club 1,2,3,4. REYNOLDS, CONNIEnFuture Homemakers of America 1; GirPs Athletic Association 3,4; Newspaper 4; FrenchClub 3; FTA 3,4; Vice-President of FTA 4. REYNOLDS, REGGIEi-Track 4; Football 1. RITCHEY, BETTY--Library Club 1,2,3. RITCHIE, NANCY--Mixed Chorus 3; GirPs Chorus 3;Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Library Club 2; Forensics 2,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Yearbook 3,4; Girl's Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Senior Prom Court 4. ROBERSON, DELORIS ROUNDS, ILEEN--Future Homemakers of America 3; Yearbook 4; GirPs Athletic Assqciation 3,4. ROWLAND, JIM--Forensics 3; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 3; B Club 3,4. RUX, TOM--Mixed Chorus 1; Forensics 3; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Junior Prom Court 3. SCHLUMP, LYNN--Future Homemakers of America 1, 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2;JuniorClassP1ay Crew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2; French Club 3. SCHWAB, GEORGE--Future Farmers of America 2,3,4; Sentinel 3, President 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 2; StudentCouncil 2; Junior Prom King 3; National Honor Society 3,4;Track 1;Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; B Club 3,4; SeniorClass Vice-Presi- dent 4; Junior Class Vice-Pres1dent 3; Badger Boys State 3. SHAW, RODNEY--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Madriga13;Band 1, 2; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3; Newspaper 4; Senior Prom Court 4; Wrestling 1,2; Latin Club 1,2. SHIMPACH, MARY--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; GirPsChorus 3; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4 Editor 41; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Queen 3; All-Star Band 3; Dorian Music Festival 4; Journalism Clinic 3; Dorian Music Clinic 3; UW Music Clinic 2. SMITH, LAVON--Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 1,4; B Club 4; Sentinel FFA 2; Vice-President FFA 3. STASKAL, JERRY--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boy,s Chorus 1; Forensics 1,2,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Track 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basele 1,2, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Homecoming Court 2; FTA 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. STENSBY, DAVID--Mixed Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; 90 National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Baseball 1,2. STIMPSON, CARLOS--Wrestling 2,3,4;FutureFarmers of America 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2. SUTHERLAND, SANDRA--Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca 1,2,3; Library 4; Service Club 3,4; GirPs Athletic Association 3,4. SWENSON, JEFF--Science Club 1; LibraryClub 1;Foren- sics 2,3,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Wrestling 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4. THIELE, STEVEN--Ba.nd 1,3; Pep Band 3; Science Club 2,4; Photography Club 4; Junior Class PlayCrew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Senior Prom Court 4; Latin Club 1,2. UPDIKE, CONNIE--Library Club 2,3; Forensics 2,3;Ser- vice Club 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4. UPDIKE, LEONARD--Future Farmers of America 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 2,4; Baseball 4. UPDIKE, RUTH--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Future Home- makers of America 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Forensics 4; Service Club 1; GirPs Athletic-Association 1; Officer of Future Homemaker's of America 2. VAN NATTA, CONNIE--Mixed Chorus 3,4; Future Home- makers of America 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Girl's Ath- letic Association 1,2,3,4. VON HADEN, RON--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boy,s Chorus 1; Science Club 4; Forensics 1; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Student Council 1; Newspaper 4; Track 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3. WALKER, DIANE--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2; Senior Prom Court 4. WALTZ, PAT--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3;Gir11sChorus 3;Mad- rigal 3; Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Forensics 2,3; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Service Club 1; Yearbook 4; Cheerleader - ASquad 3,4; Cheerleader - B Squad 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; French Club 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 1; Junior Class Officer Crreasuren 3;Sophomore Class Officer Wice Presideno 2; ACappella Chorus 4; Music Clinic 3; Badger Girl's State 3. WANEK, THOMAS--Band 1; Wrestling 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Football 1. WATTERS, DON WETTER, LARRY--Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Wrestling 1,4; FFA Vice-President 4. YAHN, GREG--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4;SeniorClass PlayCast 4; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Senior Class Prom Court 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4;Footba.112,4;BClub 2,3,4. YONASH, BRYCE--Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 2,3,4. YONKER, KATHY--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Future Home- makers of America 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3;StudentCounci1 3,4; Cheerleader--B Squad 1,2; GirPs Athletic Association 1,2,3; French Club 3; Freshman Class Treasurer 1; Dramatics Award 3; Badger Girls State 3. ZINC K, JIM--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boy,s Chorus 1;Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class P1ayCast4; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Junior Class Prom Court 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; BClub 3,4. ZINCK, MARY KAY--Future Homemakers of America 2, 3; Junior Class Play Crew 3; Senior Class Play Cast 4; Service Club 2,3,4; GirPs Athletic Association 4; Junior Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Service Club President 4. 92 Student Directory Achenbach, Barbara 4,30,55,61,64 Achenbach, Jeanette 18,55,64 Achenb'ach, Peggy 22,55,64 Adametz, Sue 22 Adams, Reggie 18,66 Bacon, Connie 24 Baumeister, Connie 18 Beattie, Jean 24,59,60,64,76 Becwar, Carol 24,59,61,77 Beinborn, Charles 24,59,67,73,76,69 Beinborn, Dean 18,66,70,76 Blair, Trudy 18,54,64 Blanchard, Dennis 30,52,67 Bloyer, Hollis, 18,66 Bloyer, Howard 22,67,74,69 Boak, Lavon 24,62 Bohlman, John 18,70,76 Bolchen, Linda 18 Bolchen, Marvin 24,67,73,75,76 Brandes, Dennis 24,62 Brindley, Steven 22,67,74,75 Broadbent, Alison 24,60,61 Broadbent, Kathy 30 Broadbent, Phyllis 18,48,64,77 Brown, John 24,59,67,73,77,69 Brownlee, Donald 22 Bronwlee, Myron 24,71 Burns, Dixie 24 Butler, Mary 24 Butler, Roger 24,62 Carlin, Stephen 18,66,70 Cattanach, Jean 18,64,76 Cattanach, Nancy 4,30,51,53,54,60,61,64 Cliff, Maurice 24 Cody, Joseph 22,74,75 Coleman, Jane 18,64 Collins, Bryce 22 Cook, Victoria 30 Cooley, Janean 4,24,54,60,61,76 Cornell, Jeanne 18 Corpian, Phil 24,54,59,69 Craney, Charlein 4,30,59,77 Craney, Linda 22,64,76 Culver, David 4,30,50,52,61 Dawson, Michael 24 Degenhardt, Charlene 22,64,76 Degenhardt,iJacque1yn 3O Degenhardt, Kate 18,64 Devine, John 24,75,75 Dike, Corey 22,68,70,76,69 Dilley, Charles 24,68,76,69 Dilley, Linda 18 Donaldson, Starla 24 Dowling, Beverly 25,55 Dremsa, Fred 25,62 Elliott, John 25,66 Elliott, Wayne 25,75,76 Emler, William 18,68 Erdman, James 4,29,51,54,55 Erdman, Margarette 18,55 Evans, Sandra 25,55,64 Everson, Larry 31 Ewoldt, Bill 4,31,76 Ewoldt, Helen 25,55,60,64 Ewoldt, Joe 18 Eyers, Clarence 31,76 Fairley, Colleen 25,55,61 Farrell, Gary 25,62,71,76 Faulkner, Delores 22 Faulkner, Delos 31 Faulkner, James 25 Faulkner, John 31 Faulkner, Kathleen 18 Faulkner, Mary 18 Faulkner, Terry 18,70 Faust, Diana 31,55,61,64 Faust, Jack 22,59,62 Faust, Robert 18 Ferrel, Douglas 31,68,69,76,69 Ferrel, Stephen 22 Flansburgh, Fletcher 18,62,66 Folbrecht, Bruce 18,66,76 Folbrecht, Robert 18,54,59,66,70,77 Frey, Shan 22,55,59,64 Freymiller, James 18,66 Friar, Thomas 25,68,71,76 Fritz, Jerry 62,66,68,74,75 Gebhard, Geraldine 25,60 Gebhard, Kelvin 18 Gebhard, Loren 22,62 Gebhard, William 25,62,67,71 Gerlach, Gary 31,48,53,55,67,71,76,69 Gerlach, Nancy 22,48,55,63,64,77 Gilbertson, Tana 18,64 Glasbrenner, Candice 31,48,52,53,55,60,61,64 Goetzinger, David 22,48,67,76,69 Goetzinger, Pauline 25,55,59,61,64 Graser, David 18 Graser, Linda 25 Grimesey, Charles 22,62,70 Griswold, Becky 22,77 Groom, Barbara 31 Groom, Donna 18 Groom, Kermit 62 Groom, Linda 31 Guernsey, J. 18 Hackett, Deborah 22 Haggerty, Carolyn 18 Student Directory Haggerty, Dean 62 Haggerty, Gordon 25 Hall, Barbara 59,64,76 Hall, Dale 31 Hall, Gloria 18,56,64 Halverson, Roger 18,66 Hardy, Marlene 22,55,59,64 Harwood, Dennis 24,25,75,76 Heiar, Jerry 22,69,76 Heiar, Richard 32,53,69,76 Herpel, Linda 32,50,52,53,64,77 Hjelle, Joseph 25,60 Howell, Carol 32 Hudson, Kay Hudson, Michael 25,68,73,76,69 Jacobson, Dale 18,59,74 Jacobson, Larry 32 Johnson, Catherine 55 Johnson, Mark 18,66 Johnson, Ronald 25,54 Johnston, Richard 18,59,66,70,77 Johnsrud, Ronald 18 Jones, Alan 32,55,67,69,76,77,69 Jones, Loyd 18,66,71 Jors, Linda 25,60 Kazda, David 18 Keller, Dennis 25,62,70 Keller, Karen 29,51,54 Keller, Nancy 18 Kendall, James 25,68,69 Kincannon, William 32,52,55,67,75,76 King, Charles 22,67,70 Kjos, Gary 22 Knesting, Patricia 25,55,60,64,77 Knoble, Linda 18 Knoble, Marjorie 64 Knoble, Nancy 18 Knoble, Rodney 18,66 Koenig, Larry 22 Kovars, Gary 25,62,77 Larson, Larry 29,54,61,67 Lathrop, Lynda 18,64 5 Laumer, Janice 18,64 Laxton, Linda 22,64,77 Ledbury, John 22,68,70,69 Loether, Carol 33,60 Loomis, Howard 33 Loomis, Robert 22 Lull, David 33,51,53,67,76 Lull, Michael 22,70 Lull, Theresa 4,33,51,52,55,64,76 Lull, William 22,67,74 Maag, Delbert 25,54,59 Maag, Eileen 18 Mann, Douglas 18 Mann, James 25 Martin, Karen 23 Martin, Lyall 25,62 Martin, Sandra 33,76 Martin, Terry 33,60,62 Mattie, Karen 18,64,77 Mayne, Fred 18,66 Mayne, Jacqueline 25,55,61 Mayne, Pamela 28,51,52,53,54,60,61 McConnell, Cindy 23 McCoy, Christine 23,77 McCoy, Dixie 25,60 McCullick, Dennis 23 McCullick, Joyce 25 McDaniel, Janice 26,55,60,64,77 McDaniel, Larry 18,66,74 McDowell, Ronald 26,-54,6'7,70 McKnight, Jacquelyn 26,60,61,64 McKnight, Jeffrey 18 McNamee, John 18,69,74 Mertz, Jean 26,55,59 Merwin, Harlan, 33,62 Meuer, David 33,53,76 Meyer, Pat 26 Meyer, Ronald 20 Mezera, Sandra 28,50,52,53,54,57,60,61,63 Miller, Barbara 26,55 Miller, Dorothy 60 Miller, Jeanette 20,55,64 Miller, Joan Mindham, Gary 20,62 Mindham, Leon 23,71,76 Mock, Sue 4,33,50,52,61,63,64 Molldrem, David 26,59,67,69,73,76,69 Molldrem, Philip 33,50,59,61,68,73,75,76,7'7 Moneypenny, Cecilia 20 Moneypenny, Patricia 33,55,61,64 Mook, Carl 34,51,67,71,74,75,76 Mook, Dennis 26,71,75,76 Mook, Mars'ha 20 Mullikin, Gary 20 Mullikin, Judy 23,64 Mullikin, Penelope 34 Nauert, Michael 34 Neeley, Bill 26 Nelson, Karen 20 Nelson, Peggy 34 Nelson, Susan 26,59,61,64,77 North, Mary 20 Nugent, Michael 20,62,66,70 O'Brien, Ricky 23 Olson, John 20 Olson, Melinda 24,34,53,77 94 Student Oman, Elizabeth 26,60,64 Paetz, Donald 23 Parker, Barbara 34,52,53,64,77 Parker, Joyce 4,23,54,63,64,77 Parrish, William 20,66,71 Patten, Penelope 20,76 Patten, Ruth 34,55,64,77 Patten, Vicki 26,55,64,77 Peer, Alice 26,54,55,60 Pendleton, Annette 23,55 Pendleton, Joseph 20,74 Pendleton, Mary 34,61 Pitzer, Percy 20,74 Pivet, Kathy 26,60,64 Pivet, Rose 20 Pivot, Eldora 34 Polashek, Karla 34,52,53,60,61 Poole, Albert 26 Poole, Joan 26 Poole, William 34 Pulvermacher, Patricia 26 Quellhorst, Belinda 20,64 Quellhorst, Michael 34 Ralph, June 20 Ramlow, Ronald 34,52,53,54,61,75,76 Randall, Cynthia 20,64 Randall, Jane 23 Randall, Judith 29,64 Randall, Mark 66 Randall, Mary 26,61,60,64 Randall, Steven 18,20,66,73 Reynolds, Carol 23,61,63,64,76 Reynolds, Connie 34,60,64 Reynolds, Cynthia 20,54,64 Reynolds, Jane 20 Reynolds, J aneen 26 Reynolds, Kalynn 24,26,61,64,77,54,60 Reynolds, Reggie 34 Richter, Gregory 20,70 Richter, Jan 20,60 Rider, Connie 26 Ritchey, Betty 35 Ritchey, Parsy 23 Ritchie, Nancy 4,35,53,61,51,52,64,67 Roberson, Deloris 35 Roghers, Charles 23 Romanek, Marcene 23 Roseliep, Pamela 26,60,61,64 Roth, Gale 26,67,69,76 Roth, John 20 Roth, Kristine 20 Roth, Mildred 26,55 Roth, Ronald 26 Rounds, Ileen 4,36,64 Directory Rounds, James 23,36,62 Rowland, James 36,70,76 Rutherford, Carol 26 Rutherford, Douglas 20,62 Rux, Thomas 36,50,53 st. Vincent, Robert 26,77 Saucke, Michael 26,73 Schlump, Lynn 36,53,77 Schmidt, Kathryn 4,27,48,64,60,63 Schmidt, Susan 20,64,76 Schroeder, Jack 27 Schwab, George 29,50,54,62,71,76 .Schwendinger, Jannan 2'7 'Schwendinger, Jeanett 27 Seidel, Agnes 23 Seim, Donna 27,60 Shaw, Rodney 36,55,61,59 Shimpach, Mary 4,29,50,64,77 Shimpach, Sue 23,64,76 Shipley, Connie 4,23,59,64,77 Sime, Catherine 4,27,60,64,77 Smith, David 27 Smith, Lavon 36,60,67,75,76 Staskal, Gerald 36,48,53,67,73,52,60,75,76 Stiskal, James 27,57,61,59,60,69,76 Steele, Norma 36 Steiner, Debra 20,64 Stenner, Reisha 20,64 Stenner, Rita 20,64 Stensby, David 29,50,54,55,76 Stickley, Cheryl 23,59 Stimpson, Carlos 36,62 Stimpson, Russell 21 Stoddart, Paula 23 Strang, Jane 27,59,64 Strang, Larry 23,67,74,75 Sutherland, Bradley 27,67,71,76 Sutherland, Diane 21,64 Sutherland, Sandra 4,37,55,60,64 Swenson, Daniel 21,66,76 Swenson, Jeffrey 37,53,67,76,52 Tetrick, Steven 23,70,76 Thiele, Patrick 23,70,76 Thiele, Steven 29,53,55,61,51,54 Townsend, Donna 27,60 Trumm, James 23,62,69,70 Turner, Larry 27,48,67,69,73 Turner, Peggy 23,64,63,77 Ulve, Jeri 27,55,60,64,77 Updike, Barbara 27 Updike, Cheryle 21,55 Updike, Connie 4,37,61 Updike, Edward, 23,54,67,74,75 Updike, Lavon 21,62,66 Student Directory Updike, Leonard 37,62 Updike, Ruth 37,57,59 Updike, Thomas 62 Van Natta, Connie 37,52,53,59,57,64 Vial Jarett 21,59,76 Von Haden, Roger 21,59,76 Von Haden, Ronald 38,53,55,61,66,67,71,76,52,75 Von Haden, Sue 24,27,64,77,59,60 Wagner, Key 27,64 Walker, Diane 38,51,59 Walker, Linda 27,61,63,60 Walker, Vicki 21,64 Waller, Robert 27,76,75 Wallin, Peggy 21 Waltz, Edward 21,48,62,66,70 Waltz, Judy 4,22,23,51,63 Wanek, Thomas 38 Ward, Catherine 21,64 Ward, Dean 21,66 Ward, Lois 21,60 Ware, Lynn 27,67 Watters, Donald 38 Wellner, Edward 21,70 Wellner, Sally 27 Welsh, Larry 21,68 Wemmer, Richard 21,62 Wemmer, Robert 21,62 Wetter, Bradley 23,62,67 Wetter, Larry 38,62,70 Wetter, Linda 23,64 Whitish, James 21,66,70 Wilcox, Kathy 21,59,76 Wilcox, Sandra 23,64,76 Wilkinson, Lois Wilson, James Winchell, Duane 27 Wood, Joann 2'7 Wubbenhorst, J ames 66 Wunnicke, Katherine 27,60,61,64 Yahn, Gregory 38,51,53,59,67,69,'76 Yahn, Mark 18,21,68,70 Yahn, Michael 21,59,68,'70,'77 Yonash, Bryce 38,62 Yonker, Kathy 38,52,53,54,77 Yonker, Patricia 23,64,76 Young, Jolene 27,55 Zajicek, Brian 21,77 Zajicek, Kathy 27 Zilmer, Robert 23 Zimpel, Karla 23,64,77 Zimple, Judy 27 Zimple, William 27 Zinck, Betty 27,59,64,77 Zinck, James 38,50,53,59,67,69,71,76 Zinck, Judy 27,55,64 Zinck, Mary Kay 38,48,50,55,60,64 Bubon, Mathew 18,42 Christensen, Mildred 22,43 Davig, Joan 2,3,4,61 Dilley, Mark 15,45,67,73,75 Dittes, William 24,44,60 Erdman, William 22,42,55 Fitzgerald, Jerald 17,45,70 Gardner, Ben 41 Glasbrenner, Leon 22,42,62 Graham, Donald 42,68,69 Hallin, Una 24,43,60 Harris, William 17,45 Jansen, Joan 44,64 Jansen, John 17,45,67 Kazda, Thelma 4O Keppel, Olive, 17,45 Knoble, Darold 43,73 Larsen, Gene 43,66,67,70,76 Larson, Lewis 18,44,56 Leahy, Mike 73 Mattie, Marjorie 24,43 Miller, Arlie 15,45 Nelson, Jerry 42 Novinska, Gary 18,42 Olsen, Richard 24,44 Olson, David 3,18,45,52,53 Perrot, Bea 15,45 Petersen, Ralph 22,44,59 Plopper, Myrene 44,53 Rogers, Charles 24,43 Saucke, Gene 40 Van Bramer, Peter 24,43,67 Wanek, Susan 43,60 Ward, Doris 40 Ward, Earl 18,41 95 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas Citv - Winnipeg Yearbooks Yeo;book Covers Diplomas -- Graduation Announcements USA r .A-an--..m ;.-1,:x-n.A :-..::.7-.A.7.H.--:7J'L.r-,:-,,..r1:'1:wr..r.,n mwg-JMLVLJ '4.'..--u14A-v:7. 17- .-1.i:n,w.9 .v x 11-. 4-. :A- -.,1,rx..v 1.1:..1. .95 ,4, n r. .rA :v,..: 7'..- r.,-Auj 1.14.171... .. ..-4..1Lr.. a zAlg.,w- . 4...: m: hl'mq1.-47 . iur 1n... u awr- .1 7 .r1,:a-w.:q..rx:w...4 7 2 7 4:11.:c-uw r. ... y 1,-.. .. wt .4,.-A4 .r .. a 3A 1.47:0 .; ,-.. .7 . .r:7.,17.:y.:.oul.. 4:9,.17-1rqmn l..- v... .AAhv.:..v 7 -t:'-..1m. 4. :1... w....:1 :- 7n... .. -o .49... 1.: v. .1 4:: l'AI- rxlvt fuxlm um, p; - JA -1'-.. :AL. 14 wv:-r,.-Avu :wt 1,.- :-I 1.. r- .21.. .m.rtrx.m.-vwmgm-s I 1:97.- ..-:A.: 74... :0. - 1CI'I.; 7..- 3- .-,.A- -1. -. 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