Burlington High School - Demon Yearbook (Burlington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

Dedication .... EARL A VEENENDAAL The graduatmg class of 1956 gratefully dedlcates th1s book to Mr Veenendaal He has glven generously of h1s tnme h1s efforts have added much to our enjoy ment of our hlgh school days 1 ,sa f'5l S 1:v'5i'5'5 A M ,. 5, 'M ' ra A-4 1... ,.,, X in -, ' , 'W' - ' . ' giekf, . - -f w 'ft , y. A fe' gy-- J . .W-ff ,.-- '9 '. 'iff ,,.-ff ' rw, , 7 W ' A .' -- J , -s f ' N 'Www' . f ' 4- .faf r- Foreword We have prepared on the pages of this book the story of one of the most eventful years of our lives. The Annual Staff of 1956 invites you to relive these experi- ences with us. As you page through this book, may you enjoy its contents as much as we have enjoyed prepar- ing them. Our Principal I trust that your experlences ln Burlington High School w1ll have increased your knowledge of the world you llve in and of the nature of mankind and thus prepared you to take your place in society with dlgnlty says our princlpal Mr Lowell T Zimmerman LOWELL T ZIMMERMAN ed his M A at the University of Wisconsin He came to Burlington High School in 1931 and taught physics hlstory and speech A psychology course was begun in 1937 and Mr Zimmerman taught psychology and biology from then until 1949 He became prlnclpal ln 1949 and ln 1952 he was made ad minlstratlve head of Burlington High School 4 Ci ' 7 7 . . ,, . . 7 9 ' Mr. Zimmerman received his B. A. degree at Beloit College and receiv- 7 7 ' School Board LM to Right: Mr. Al Naberg Dr. L. E. Ryallg Mr. Walter Uebeleujr., President, Mrs. Charles Kuchenbach, Mrs. Russell VVilson. The members of the School Board perform many important duties. De- termining school policies, planning the school budget, setting the salaries of teachers, and purchasing new equipment are only a few of their duties. 5 MR, ROBERT KORN MR. FRED MERCER Band Agriculture Chorus FFA Adviser Music Appreciation Club ULTY MR. HARRY DINTY MOORE MISS NANCY NEWBUR Boys' Physical Education English I and II Athletic Director BDK Adviser Driver Education G MISS MARGARET QUAM Citizenship Algebra I Guidance Senior Adviser MR. EARL VEENENDAAL MR. ROLAND VERTZ MISS EVELYN WALTERS MRS. EVELYN WORBY Mathematics Biology Secretary English I Physics Mathematics Library Junior Adviser Basketball Coach Librades Weather Club Baseball Coach Sophomore Adviser B-Squad Football Sports Club Mrs Bertha Newbury the school nurse checks the health of each stu dent at the beglnnmg of each year Mr Tony Zwlrgzdas and Mr Lloyd Olson are the Janltors who keep our school lookmg neat and clean Mrs Leo Brever prepares the food for BHS s hot lunch program in-0 seniors A Backward Glance It hardly seems that four vears ago we were Freshmen lost ln the halls of B H S After a bang up 1n1t1at1on we all breathed a sxgh and began to enjoy our hlgh school days In return for that one night of galety we put on the Freshman Return Dance for the SCHIOYS Our theme was Aprll ln Parls and we were all very happy that ll was such a suc Our Sophomore year was comparatlvely qulet However we dld have one blg event our Varlety Show TV Through the Day We gave lt once for the school and then agaln for the public We all enjoyed every mlnute of It Our unlor year brought what we had all been waltlng for the unlor Prom Land of Dreams was our theme and Kathy Lltzler and Bob Rasmussen were the prom royalty Many weeks of plannlng and workmg went lnto that one wonderful mght Everyone a greed that ll was worth It although durlng the next week the teachers had dlfflculty ln keeplng us awake Our unlor year brought another long awaited event the day we got our class rmgs Smce that tlme there ve been some changes made Then came 1955 Senlors at last' Now lf atlon Oh what fun seemg those red faces sneak through the halls' Another blg event of this year was our class play It was a tremend ous success due to the efforts of the faculty and the Semor class Then came the cllmax whlch ended four years of work and fun graduatlon and our hxgh school dlploma So although we look for ward to the future we ll never forget the mem orles of our hlgh school days l C l 3 ' ' ' 7 1, U - ,, . . . . . . . . . , ' CC ' ' ' 79 cess because it was our first big project. was our turn for revenge-the Freshman Initi- ' a . , - . ' CC 7, ' 7 - ' ' . . - J . H . . 5 . - , as ' 7 - 7 10 Senior ass Officers Our Senior class officers who have led us through the past year are Kay Spradlmg secretary treasurer -Ion Whlte presldcnt and Ann Ryall v1ce presldcnt Our Semor class advlser was Mlss Margaret Quam 11 C I -T 3 A 1 l a ' 9 ha a 9 ' - . JEAN ALDRICH eannie r Class V Pres Cheer leader 2 3 4 Homecoming Court 4 BDK 3 4 Play 4 President 4 Annual Editor 4 Honor Society 2 Crier 1 2 Star Reporter 2 Cho rus 1 4 Student Council 1 Girls Club 12 Gym De monstratlon 1 3 CAROL BETTS Class Sec 2 BDK 3 4 D1 rector 4 Girls Club Band 2 3 Pep Band 3 Cho rus 1 2 3 4 Massed Cho rus 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Annual Editor 4 Crier 1 2 Asst Editor 2 Gym De monstratlon 1 ELIZABETH BEUTHLING a Annual Staff 4' BDK 4' Student Council 4' Home- coming Court 4' FHA 3 Secretary 3' Chorus l 2 3 4' Massed Chorus 3' Crier 1 2' Gym Demonstration 1 3' Cirls Club 1 2. HARRY BIGELOW BDK 4' Music Apprecia ation 2' Conservation Club 3' Prom Court 3' Football l234'Bandl234' p Band 1,2 3 4' Chorus 3 43 Camera Club lg Annual Staff4. MADALYN BOCK Mad Mayor 4 Student Council 3 4 Dir Variety Show 2 BDK 3 4 Director 4 Art Club 1 Music Appreciation 2 Secretary Girls Club 1 2 Prom Court 3 Badger Girls 3 Chorus 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Crier 3 4 Gym Demonstration 3 DONALD BOULDEN Tiger Camera Club 1 Conserva tion 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Football 12 3 4 Annual StafT4 LUCILLE BRADFORD Lucy Transfer Student' Girls Club 2' Business Club 4' FHA 213. CAROL BRATZ Girls Club 12' FHA 1' Business Club 2 4' Nurses Club 3' Chorus 1 2 3. SAN DRA DOEDEN Dodie Sports Club 1 Girls Clu 12 FH-X 234 Secretary 2 Band 1 7 3 4 Pep Bandl 234 Chorus 3 4 Gxm Demonstration l Annual Staff-4 RODGER DROSTER Clem BDK 4 Music Appreciation 1 2 Prom Court 3 Band 1 2 3 4 President 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Conservation Club 3 Basketball Mgr 4 An nual Staff 4 NANCY FELL Nanc Sec, Treas. 33 BDK . 3 Plays 3 4' Girls Club 1 ' Gym Demonstration l. ' Student Council l' Crier l 2 Star Reporter 2' Cho- rus 1.43 Annual Staff-4. JAMES FRASER L6J'rn7! Camera Club l,3, Vice Pres. lg BDK 4g Conservation Club 2g Honor Society 2,35 Annual Editor 4g Crier 3.4, Star Reporter 3. LARRON FRITZ Larrv Sports Club l 3 Conser vation Club 2 Crier 3 Busi ness Club 4 Annual StafT4 DONNA GALE Stormy Girls Club 1 2 Music Ap preciation 1 Sports Club 2 Secretary 2 Knitting Club 3 Chorus 4 Gym Demon stration 1 3 RONALD GAUGER Ron Music Appreciation l 2 3' BDK 4' Prom Court 3' Band 12 34' Pep Band 12 3 4' Massed Band l 2 3 4' Chorus 1 2 3 4' Massed Cho- rus 3 4' Honor Roll 2 3 4' Annual Editor 4' Crier 3 4 Editor-in-chief 4' Band Of- ficer 4. PHILIP GRIEBEL KEP i 77 BDK 4g Music Appreciation 2g Conservation Club 35 Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Chorus 3,4g Business Club 1. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS 1 Manual 1 FFA 2 3 4 Pres :dent 4 ROBERT HANSCHE Goonch Basketball 1 2 3 Football 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Manual Club 1 Fly Tiers 2 Con servatlon 3 4 Sports Club 4 ROBERT HEWITT Bob Muslc Appreclatlon 1 Con servatlon 3 4 Manual Club DIANNE HUSS Gxrls Club l,2, FHA l,2,3, 4, Presldent 4, Chorus 3,4, Gym Dcmonstratnon l,3, Annual Staff 4 I4 A DARLENE IDE Clrls Club 12 FHA 1 2 BDK 3 4 Chorus 3 Gym Demonstratlon 1 PATRICIA IDE 3.1 Sports Club 1 2 Treasurer 2 Glrls Club 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 3 BDK 3 4 Sergeant at arms 4 Prom Court 3 Student Council 4 Annual Staf'f4 Co Edxtor 4 Gym Demon stratlon l 3 JUDY JOHNSON d Gxrls Club 12 FHA 12 3 4 Vxce Pres 1 President 2 Song Leader3 Secretary 4 Chorus 3 4 Gym Dem stratlon l 3 Annual Staff 4 WILLIAM JOHNSON CCBIHYI Conservation Club 3,4, Basketball ',2,3, Football 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Manual 1, Annual Staff 4, Sports Club 4 ss - 99 ' . . 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H ,, ccslu 99 - 9 ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' ' 9 9 2. , , 9 9 on' 7 5 ' 'Wk RONALD KARNS Rosco BDK 4 Football 12 3 4 MUSIC Appreclatlon 1 Stu dent Councxl 3 Buslness Club 3 Manual 2 Annual Staff4 SANDRA KRESKEN Sandy BDK 3 4 Play 4 Gxrls Club 1 2 Chorus 12 34 Massed Chorus 2 3 4 An nual Staf'f4 Crler 1 2 Star Reporter Gym Demonstra tton 1 3 BARBARA LAND Soph Class V Pres BDK 3 4 Play 4 Art Club 1 Sports Club 2 Girls Club l 2 Homecomxng Court 4 Chorus 3 4 Gym Demon stratlon 1 3 Cheerleader 4 Alternate 3 Twlrler 2 Drum Majorette 3 4 Stu dent Counc1l4 Annual Edttor 4 Band 1 CHARLES LANDSCHOOT Chuck Manual Club 1 Fly Tiers 2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Conser vatlon Club 3 BDK 4 Annual Staff 4 Wh, MARY NAADSLN BDK 4 Director 4 Glrls Club 1 2 FHA 1 Secretan l Nurses Club 3 Chorus 3 4 Crler 2 Gym Demon stratlon 1 3 JAMES MANGOLD m Transfer Student Band 1 2 3 Pep Band 3 FFA 1 Conservatlon Club 4 GLORIA MCINTYRE HOmCCOmlng Queen 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 234 Chorus1234 Mass ed Chorus 3 BDK 4 Musxc Appreclatlon 1 Girls Club 1 2 Prom Court 3 Crier 3 Honor Society 2 Chorus Operetta 1 Annual Staff4 YVONNE MILLER Transfer Student FHA 3 4 Annual Edltor 4 r . . v 4 . . . . lt 11 . 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EDNA NORTH Libraides 1 2 Girls Clubl 2 Gym Demonstration 1 3 Business Club 3 4 Sec 4 Annual Staff4 JOANNE oTTo Sports Club 1 Girls Club 1 2 Gym Demonstration l 3 FHA 2 Band 2 3 Nurses Club 3 Sec 3 Pep Band 3 Chorus 3 4 BDK 4 Annual Staff4 WARREN RANKER Honker Basketball 1 2 3 4' FFA 1 2 3 V. Pres. 3' Weather Club 4' Football 4. BOB RASMUSSEN Rass', unior Class Pres. unior Prom Kingg Manual lg Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Sports Club 3, Pres. 35 Stu- dent Council 2g Conserva- tion Club 3g BDK 4g An- nual Staff 4. MARGARET ROGERS Pat FHA 1,2,3,43 Gym Demon- stration lg Girls Club l,2. SHIRLEY ROGERS FHA 1 2 3 4 Gym Demon stration 1 Girls Club l 2 BRIAN ROOSA Camera Club 1 3 Sports Club 2 Baseball 2 Crier 3 Chorus 2 3 4 BDK 4 An nual Staff 4 ANN RYALL Senior Class Vice Pres Ar Club l Sec l Girls Club 1 2 Sports Club 2 Pres 2 Gym Demonstra tion 1 3 Crier 3 Student Council 13 Sec 3 Delegate to NASC 3 Chorus 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 BDK 3 4 Sec 4 Co Director BDK Plays 4 Homecoming Court 4 Annual Editor 4 Q LENORA SEITZ Sue Girls Club l,2g Gym De- monstration l,3g FHA l,2,3, 4, Treas. 24 Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band 2 3 4' Honor Roll 2 4' Forensics l 2 3 4' Cho- rus 3 4' Crier 3 4' Business Editor 3 4' Annual Staff 4' Massed Chorus 4 KAY SPRADLING Katie Senior Class Sec Treas Crier 1 2 Girls Club l 2 Gym Demonstration l 3 Band 1234 V Pres 4 Pep Band l 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Prom Court 3 Chorus 3 4 BDK 3 4 Plays 3 Homecoming Court 4 Annual Staff4 DAVID LEE STODDARD Yogi Manual l FFA 2 3 4 DONALD STODDARD Rolly Manual 1 FFA 2 3 4 , v . 5 1 1 7 1 7 7 7 7 1 , y , LS ' 11 1 1 7 Y - , y . .' . 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' J 2 V v - 1, .. if ,, .1 MARY JANE THATE anne Freshman Class Vice Pres Chorus l Glrls Club l 2 Crler 1 2 Gym Demonstra tlon 1 3 Kmttlng Club 3 Sec Treas 3 BDK4 BOB THOMPSON Thomps Sophomore Class Pres Camera Club 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Music Appreclatxon 2 Base ball 2 3 4 Conservation 3 4 JIM TISCHER Art Club 1 Conservatlon Club 2 Football 2 Music Club 3 Band 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Tenms 3 4 BDK 4 Annual Staff4 JAMES VANDE SAND m Basketball 1 Pres 34 Bust ness Club l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Badger Boys 3 An nual Staff 4 ROBERT VOELZ Bob Freshman Class Pres Muslc Club 1 Band 1234 Of ficer 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Massed Band 2 3 Conser vatlon Club 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3 Massed Chorus 3 4 Baseball 3 Chorus 3 4 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 An nual Staff 4 PAUL WARD Chorus 1 Busmess Club V Pres 1234 Band23 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 SHIRLEY WEINBERG Turtle Sports Club 1 2 Glrls Club l 2 Gym Demonstratlon 1 3 Chorus 3 Kmttmg Club SAMUEL WEST Sam Manual 1 2 Sports Club 3 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 For ensncs 3 .ION WHITE Wally BDK 4 Music Apprecl atlon 1 Conservation 2 3 Basketball Mgr l 2 3 Foot ba 1234 Chorus 34 Massed Chorus 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Massed Band 4 Pep State 3 Honor Roll 3 An nual 4 Class Pres 4 ROGER WUTTKE Rog FFA 1 2 3 Reporter l Sec 3 BDK 4 BDK Plays 4 Annual StafT4 Football 2 MARIANNE WILSON Wlllle Class Sec Treas 1 Glrls ub 1 2 Band l 2 Twlrler 2 3 Chorus 34 Massed Chorus 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Crxer l 2 3 4 Asst Edttor 3 1 2 3 4 BDK 3 4 Sergeant at arms 4 BDK plays 3 4 RICHARD SUBROD Soup fnot PlCtUI'CdJ FFA l 2 3 4 FLORENCIO ALVAREZ Knot plcturedj Transfer Student Weather Club 4 at ss H . . ,, 5 . .- J i Q . 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GC D7 7 7 7 2 S I9 I '95 Nl Q, f 3511811 To the faculty we are leavlng' To the unlors we leave our shoes so that they can take over where we left off To the Sophomores we leave pens penclls etc for two busy years To the Freshmen we leave three more won derful years ean Aldrlch wllls her collectxon of red lan terns to her slster Dorle Carol Betts would w1ll Sklp but after taklng home ec she has declded he IS just too necessary Betty Beuthlmg w1lls her dancmg classes to anyone wlth the w1ll to learn but they wlll have to find a dlfferent teacher Harry Blgelow wllls hns abxllty to lose cans to Dlck Grlebel Madalyn Bock wllls her pool table to all the senior boys of the future who can clear It m 20 shots or less Don Boulden wxlls has ab1l1ty to hunt to Dave Bartholf and Dlck Grlebel fammals that sl Lucllle Bradford wllls her pen to Karen Kantner for her to use ln soclal problems Carol Bratz wllls her long walks to school to anyone who needs the exerelse LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Semor Class of 1956 do hereby de clare our mtentlons of leavmg thls honored ln st1tut1on of learnmg Bemg of sound mmd and body we solemnly state thls our last wlll and testament Sandra Doeden wllls her appetlte to her s1s ter ackle After Sandy begins earnmg her own money she won t be able to afford lt Rodger Droster would w1ll h1s ablllty to fln 1sh has bookkeeplng but he s taklng It Wlth h1m because It stlll 1sn t done Nancy Fell WlllS her soclal standmg ln Sm row to Sandy Syrlng For further mformatlon see Boss Karns 1m Fraser w1lls hlS hearty laugh to Mlke Busher Larry Frltz wllls h1s 55 Cadillac C48 Chev roletj to h1s brother Lance Donna Gale w1lls her fond attractlon for the name Don to Ruth Regner Ron Gauger wxlls hls evenlnes m Dean s drudgery to anyone Wllh patlence and a good ear for muslc Phll Grlebel wllls hls ab1l1ty to hlt houses w1th h1s car to Larry Wlng who has a very good start ust Plam Bxll Grlfflths wllls hls black leatherjacket wlth the eagle on the back to some one wlth motorcycle boots Bob Hansche wills h1s ab1l1ty to skip school and hunt to Dave Bartholf He can also make up the tlme' Bob Hewltt wills hls velvet throated scream to anyone who feels the urge to yell at Don Boulden Dianne Huss wills her love for tractors to any junior glrl who llkes farm llfe Darlene Ide walls her nurses ald abllltles to any of the JLIHIOT glrls who care to become ac quamted w1th the Bed pan brlgade Pat Ide wills her ab1l1ty to drlve to any wo man who IS courageous and fearless enough to take It S 1 2 ' . , ll L5 x , 1 1 s ,1 a L , 1 -, L X MI . . . . , . , 1 1 . 1: s 1 1 7 1 1 1 1- g . . . , ' 1 I 1 1 1 at 1 ,, . . . 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L . , , , . . .. . 1 1 D 1 1 1 65 - 7, 1 1 . 1 , . . 7 s 111 i. - - - - D' ' ' ' as - ' 99 20 Judy Johnson wills to Barbara Hefty her ability to get along with Mr Stemgraber Bllljohnson wllls his appeallng way wlth Miss Terrxen to anv poorjunlor boy who has class wlth all the girls Ron Karns wills his speed on the grldlron to Dlck Slocum his hustltng ablllty to Bob Led erer and his ability to obey training rules to Hank Baltz Sandra Kresken wtlls those Great Lakes boys to any girl who has an older brother Barbara Land wills her shyness to Barb Knobel That s something we all need' Charles Landschoot leaves his number 23 and posltlon on the football team to anyone who wants a short life Mary Madsen wllls her excursions to other towns to anyone who has a car and enough gas to get there and back May you enjoy yourself as she d1d' 1m Mangold wllls his ablllty to have two manual classes ln one day to Gary Rubach Glorla McIntyre w1lls her honorable posl tlons as Mayor garbage collector dog catcher and constable of Lyons to ohn Freeman He seems to need the added powers Yvonne Mlller wllls her frlendshlp w1th two crazy storekeepers to anyone who can get along wlth them Carl Mlschka leaves h1s dlplomatlc way wlth the teachers to Judy Mlller Marcla Moussa wllls her ability to get ln early to Norene David Included are two boxes of no doz pills' Brian Newbury wills h1s golden key to Hank Baltz who can add tt to hlS collectlon Paul Nlelsen leaves his safe and sane dr1v ing to Roger Zimmerman who can use lt' Edna North w1lls her home ec IV book to Lmda Baltz because she may need lt ln the fu ture oanne Otto wllls her job at the hospltal to Diane Keough Warren Ranker wills his ability to run three fifths of a mile to Ken Koehnke Bob Rasmussen wills hls 47 Pontlac to Scott Gardner who IS always fond of fast cars Pat Rogers wills her writing ab1l1t1es to any junior girl who l1kes to write to service men Shirley Rogers leaves her baby stttlngjobsto the freshmen glrls who like to earn money Brlan Roosa leaves his ab1l1ty to go wlth the freshmen glrls to ohn Frlend who 1sn t try mg very hard Ann Ryall glves her nickname back to Dave Bartholf who will have to live up to it in order to keep lt' Lenora Sextz w1lls her mghts of sitting w1th sick patients to Kaye Koch Kay Spradllng wills her slumber party to girls who don t get embarrassed when comlng home David Stoddard leaves hls baby pig and the race for ll to Vlctor Woyak Donald Stoddard wills hls ways of gettmg out of school to anyone with a twin who can cover up for h1m Rlchard Subrod wills h1s cow calls to anyone who IS capable of performlng them Mary Jane Thate wills her Mllwaukee Hlde a ways to anyone who thlnks they can find them Bob Thompson wllls hlS Mae West to Bernie Bartelson 1m Tlscher wills his d1ce shlft lever to George Vorpagel 1m Vandesand wllls his baseball skllls to someone with a good strong arm Bob Voelz wllls his KIRCHEN SCH LUSSEL to Mlke Busher If you can figure tt out Mlke you can have lt' Paul Ward wills his ablllty to remember band rehearsals to Bud Urquhart Shirley Weinberg leaves her love for out lmmg social problems to Pat Vos Sam West leaves his black shoes with the whlte soles to someone who has pamt remover on White leaves his blue pajamas to Ken Koehnke Marlanne Wilson leaves Emily to someone wlth a good pen and a crlmlnal attitude Roger Wuttke w1lls his ablllty to avoid pro fane language to Pat Torhorst S0 reads our last will and testa ment The Class of 56 . . . 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C . , . . . . . . . 4 21 'S MOON PROPHECY ean Aldr1ch was named secretary of the year and recently filled ln a vacancy on Marlon Brando s secretarial staff Her mam job IS filmg h1s fingernails that IS Florenclo Alvarez IS going to become a teacher just llke Mr Belden Watch out all schools' Carol Betts allas that Pizza Kid has gone through college and settled down to making pizza for Sklp and their little Kats Betty Beuthlmg IS now retlred on her milllons of dollars that she made on her bootleggmg enterprise wh1le at B H S Harry Bigelow the man about town has just notlfied us that h1s two llttle sqeaks and a growl are dolng fine Madalyn Bock has moved to Southern Colony permanently IU the capacity of teacher that IS or at least that s the excuse she s using Donald Boulden lS the plcture of success Re cently he opened his thlrd fishlng resort up north w1th Mr Belden bemg hls best year round cust omer Lucllle Bradford that sensatlonal new star ln Hollywood has now fimshed filming her great new plcture The Tennessee Woman Carol Bratz after bemg lost so many tlmes her self has now taken over for the Old Ranger and IS guldmg parties through the forests of Can ada Sandra Doeden has glven up herjob as an a1r lme stewardess and settled down wlth the p1lot she met and fell ln love wlth Forwardmg ad dress 319 Green Cheese Street La Mouse Moon Rodger Droster can be seen early every mormng ste ppmg outside to get the quart of milk for his favorite Katle Nancy Fell IS nowjumor partner ln the Schlltz Brewmg Company and IS busy wlth all her little bottles ames Fraserjust finlshed directing the filming of Hollywood s latest extravaganza ln Circa rama The Llfe of Llberace starring Ron Gauger ln the t1tle role Larry Fritz after puttmg in a 16 hour week 550 000 a year job of testmg xnterplanetary rock ets has decided to end lt all by hoppmg a slow rocket to the moon Donna Gale got tired of sklpplng school to V1Slt Union Grove so she declded to move there per manently Ronme Gauger besides bemg a great movie star has also taken up the manufacturmg of p1ano shaped swlmmmg pools that really play Phil Grxebel IS now manager of the Harlem Globe Trotters B1ll Grlffiths has just won the starrlng role ln the radlo serlal Just Plam Bill Bob Hansche has mvented an automatlc p1lot for cars You may use lt for what you want to but Bob has found that It cures that old parklng problem Bob Hewltt has jolned the Boulden Taxl Cab Servlce as a partner and IS adding two new 1966 Cadlllac Eldorado s to the fleet Dlanne Huss after becomlng the owner ot a 1000 acre ranch ln the WldC open spaces of Wy omlng IS now usmg all of her spare tlme to tram her Arabian horse Henry Pat Ide and oanne Otto are head nurses ln a dlsabled war vets hospltal ln Burlmgton Their arm IS to have the best veterans hospxtal ln the mldwest Darlene Ide after one year in the 8 30 soclal problems class is now ln the process of inventing a trap to keep boys mouths closed We won t mentlon names but' Judy johnson can no longer be seen when the Hefty famlly gathers around 1m Tlscher IS now a successful photographer for MGM studios All he has to do IS take the stars pictures for publlclty What an easy way to relax Marilyn Monroe lsn t hard on the eyes' B1ll Johnson IS the first ace m flymg saucer h1s tory He knocked five meteors out of the sky thus maklng ll safe for space ship travel Ronnie Karns has given up h1s Sm Row Enter prlse because he was maklng too much money and has finally walked down the alsle with Sharon Sandra Kresken after bemg an old home type grrl for so many years has declded to start an old malds home wlth W1ll1e and Louie as her first boarders 22 -I I T rl '12 M, 1 1' yf. x- r 5- ,, 7 . 0 .1 -.J . 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Barbara Land can be seen around town lately drlvlng her Cadillac Elderado wlth her French poodle beside her He husband stays home baby sxttmg wlth the oll wells Chuck Landschoot IS busy these days helping Glorla raise thelr brood He has just finished wrxtmg the book Cheaper by the Gross Mary Madsen now finds herself out of a job because of Ron s declsnon to close down h1s business ames Mangold was unable to make the class reumon as he IS stlll serving tlme for the moral squad Gloria McIntyre has settled down and IS ra1s1ng l1ttle Landschoots Yvonne Mlller IS now teaching school in Nome Alaska The students just finished wrltlng small booklets on drunken drxvmg Carl Mlschka IS loafing as usual Marcla Moussa after travelmg through Europe Asia and Woodstock has declded to settle down ln Woodstock ln order to mcrease her lntellect ual ablllty Brian Newbury has taken up mechanics so that how badly damaged lt may be on New Years Eves Paul Nielsen IS head ofthe designing department of General Motors Branch Office at Santa Bar M2 Callfornla and just released to the press Fe lnformatlon that there w1ll be a stablllzer to produce artlficlal gravity for space travel soon on sale Edna North IS busy teachlng 3rd and 4th graders 1n Florida She gave up the idea of teachlng Home Ee as It proved too r1ske' Warren Ranker found that he llked lt down on the farm and IS kept busy by hls wlfe and all thelr l1ttle Honkers Bob Rasmussen IS teamed up Wlth Bob Turley for the New York Yankees and Rassle was responsible for their wmnmg the world series Pat Rogers has taken up the manufacturmg of perfume She calls II Parlslan Blue Waltz and lt IS selling so good that she has to stay ln her office all the time to count the money pourmg ln Brian Roosa and his Norwelgen wife llve ln Oslo Norway where he is the owner of the Vlkmg Motorcycle Company A pair of black denlm trousers IS given away with a purchase Ann Ryall has really been seemg the world She s found out that nt s dangerous to stay ln one place too long partlcularlly lfthat place IS going to get crowded Lenora Seltz IS ln Alaska busy practlclng physl cal therapy on all the esknmos Kay Spradllng gave up her career as an alrlme stewardess to slt on Rodge s knee and purr David and Donald Stoddard are the owners of the largest pig farm ln the country And to think ll started with only two plgs they won in a contest in 1955 Rlchard Subrod is working as tool and dle maker ln Woodstock Ill1no1s In hls leisure tlme he plays the part of the gay young bachelor just as he observed Mr Greenwood doing Mary jane Thate was findlng lt hard trymg to keep track of the Natlonal Guard and the Army so she declded to start her own recrultmg sta t1on Bob Thompson has led the Bumpkln Center Team to lt s first vlctorlous football season SIHCC quote he sand O o o o Brown' 1m VandeSand IS a certified private accountant and IS handlmg all the detalls of busmess admm lstratxon etc concerning Sandy s newly establlsh ed old malds home Bob Voelz is the Indian agent of the Irquols Indlan Reservatlon Paul Ward has taken over the management of the Sentry IGA store and IS planning on openmg the first IGA store ln TIMBUCKTOO Shirley Welnburg IS the beautlclan forjon Whlte Sam West IS now makmg sulfur bombs for use ln war that are guaranteed to make the enemy sur render on White IS known these days as uvenescent on replaclng Gorgeous George as the beauty of the wrestllng world Marianne Wilson got lost IH a wine cellar on a recent trip to France Roger Wuttke has finally become a successful ln ventor I-Ixs best known lnVCrlt1On IS a battery that won t go dead s - . . N, . . . . ,, , 1 1 1 . - p . , . . ' . ' - ' H . ,, l . . . . . . 9 ' ' ' , I s s u l - 1 u . . , ' 9 1 ' , . s , n l n a 9 a ' , . , n 7 f u u he can keep his car in working order no matter the school was established. When asked for a 4 sz I n , a , , l . ' . . I , . . . - ' ' G6 77 GC ' 77 3 ' J - . . . . . i i 7 , . 23 Lana' Uf Dreams JUNIOR 'J O PROM -if s 12 415- 1 ' Sk ff! S f ' IL 4 3' A X, , if f' we if D ,gf sz, 2 Q if ,my ' , QQ, . , ' .2 , 1, ,Q Q A J umlerclussmen f UQ nv 'Win-W . 1 F , , f,' x. I , I? '31 .A - -if-qt , ri 3 lv.. 2 ' 'fffi' 4, 4 , .-1, Juniors Fzrsl Row LetZORzght J Lltzler M Hunt Forbes Frlend O Frank F Gelken Second Row B Hefty G ohn son E Lrcht E Llcht Fredrrcks N Davrd D Keough sberg Thzra'RozL R Bender B Brehm K Koch K Kant Row H Baltz D Bartholf E Garvey D Grlebel D De ack W Boguslawskl C Choquette Freeman Fjlh Row K Chesney D Bauman B ones K Koehnke Junror Class Olfrcers Mr Earl Veenendaal Adviser Neal Mlller Preszderrt Lynne Lewis Secretary Treasurer Shrrl Lee Land Vzce Pres: dent was absent when the picture was taken 26 l 'I , f L ' , . ss- ,J- , .4 Y . I I . In .. ll -'I - , . , . , ,' . , . MI. I . ' 1: . h , . , . , . - ner, M. Barney, Horvath, L. Lewis, C. Erickson. Fourth B , . ', . ,j. . ' : . , . , , . . Juniors Fzrst mu IM to right N Rasmussen C Sorenson J Mal Serond rou Glenn Scharfenorth D Vande Sand D Ru bach L Rubach D Wovak M Rachel K Pearce Norpagel Thzrd rou G Reaus L Trlmberger B Lrgu At last we became upper classmen We be came the proud possessors of beautlful class rlngs The hxgh llght of ourjunlor wear was the unlor Prom We put a lot of work tnto II but had a great tlme Kmg Neal Mlller and h1s queen relgned over the dance Looklng back we recall bemg pennx p1n chers durlng our sophomore year waltlng for the Prom We were prettv boastful when we AC: hart D Platz D Rurev R Zlebell G Solberg S Paxne NI Mlller Prmt7 R Lxmmerman G Xor paqel beat the fresehmen on field das and became vlctors for the second xear m a row Further back Freshman In1t1at1on, Frldaw the 13th stands out clearlw Wlth shakmg knees we became proud members of BHS Another actlxxtx durlng our first year at hlgh school was puttlng on the Freshman Return Dance South ofthe Border . 4qi ', .Y-I Q ff' Q of . ,HX , , , 3 O . Q y Ni, boeuf, L. Schufeltowski, J. M0tQfe,,P.'x'0Ss, B. Runzler. Vorpagel. Las! low. A. sfiiegelhorf, L. wang, E. shaw. n I .1 Q, 27 Sophomores Fzrxt row le Ho right T Galgano S Hentges S Karns Doeden DeGrave C Flrkus S Anderson Doeden Guzzetta D Chesney Davld Crowley D Arendt K Cable B Johnson Second row K Bamford S Ide B Earle V Flemmg I Erlckson M Lxcht ,I Klng C Gauger Gerber V Koch C Cochrane B Knobel S Boulden M Hamilton G Bella Thzrd row D Bent B Buege O Frank M Hall Gardner L Barney Bartholf L Holm D Flemmg T Blohm B Beuthllng Blakeman Sophomore Class Officers Vlrgmla Paepke Secretary Treasurer Mrs Worby Advzser Susie Hentges Vzre Preszdent Denms Chesney Preszdent J- ,. ,. J. , , . , . 31 , . ,J J' 3 ' 5,-I' 951' 7 ' 1 7 A 7 ' 7 ' 1 ' . , . . J . , , , , D. Ebert, K. Brandes, M, Busher, K. Dunford, B 'I , ' - K ' ' 2.8 Sophomores F17Jff0Z1! letto rzghl Martmson B Sperllch M Ward R Raatz Sager Raatz Roosa E McCarthy T Rogers V Paepke V Mercer Mlller L Watson C Sawall Second mu M Woyak K Nelson S Moyle Watson M Remer D Wlttenber S Syrmg Som As ln preuous sears the Sophomore class was comparatlvely mactne A money maklng endeavors are bemg dlrected toward the future namely the unlor Prom our Annual and other mcldentals Class dues are bemg put in storage untll they are needed Under Mr Vertz s supervxslon the claw topped a hlgh mark set by last year s Sopho more class We collected 3200 from the sale of mers E Schufletowskl B Pxeters Weis Rudle Miller R Probst Thzrd rou Massey D Payleltner D Slocum V Swanson G Shaw R Zwelbel D Mower B Whltmore J Moen B Yanny G Mlller Chrnstmas Seals Durlng our Freshman year the blg exent was the Freshman 1n1t1at1on wh1eh was feared by all and everyone was glad when II was over Then we were offlclal members of the school and held our first dance the Freshman Return Deep ln the Heart of Texas We had lots of fun plannlng and worklng on th1s event ' ,f g.-J. ' ,. ',. , HI- 11. AJ. - ml' SJ' nj' s - 1 ' W ' ' ' I' ' ' . tg , , . , , MI, Rose, R. Regner, K. Regner, D. Schaefer, G, Mueller. . . V ' H . . , . 7 . . , . . . . , . Y I J , , 5 . Y . 7 a - ' cc ' H . , - , , . . . 29 Freshmen Fzrstrozz leftlo rzqhl D Brueggemann W Gardner T Alvarez B Herlng D Flnucane A Hessler R ensen Henning Ryall Yerorzd rou L Fritz K ahns C Fmster Freeman D Buege F Falk D Burrlght G Rubach Thzrd mu K Hofstedt C Beuthllng KI Anderson C Cer ber L Garber S Hewltt D Aldrlch L Bergdahl Fourth son Bresee B Henderson L Baltz M Canswlndt F1 th rom D Bauman P Granzeau M Donalds Holzrxchter L Drosler Schlltz Lastrou WSIS A Whltman B Rechnagel R Henning D Cullen B Bartelson Freshman Class Offlcers Otto Sfffffdfl Treasurer B RUlkOWSkl Vzce Preszdenl Miss Sallsburw Adzlser and Rvall Preszdenl row? H.. De Badk,.K. Jones J.. B0rder,,M.. Gill, J, Cunder- ,ty , . , . , . Q. f 30 I Freshmen Fzrsl row letto right R Prmtz M Meuer M Peterson M Taylor Zappendorf N Peterson I Radloff B Magray D Wllhck M Scheunert Tenhagen Second L Peterson R North G Kaebxsch Thzrd row J Hefty S Blohm S Skomskl S Sprmgsteen L Teske B Rut We wlll always remember our flrst day at school Everybody had so much fun trylng to find thelr classrooms and gettxng to them on tlme Our flrst blg project was plannlng our float for homecommg Even though our float dldn t w1n a prize, we had a lot offun workmg on It During those flrst few months we were all on our best behavlor especxally when senloxs were around At last the b1g OD day for 1n1t1a tlon came How funny we must have looked kowskl P Seltz P Lamar C Frlend Fourih rou Mac Lean T Loughlm B Lederer R Mlllard D Large D Van Bolhuls T Burmenster Kramer Last mu C Maas Schranz D Pfenffer C Krueger E Roosa Otto M Schaetten as we bowed and did our stunts for the senlors We agree now though that we had a lot of fun After 1n1t1at1on was over we began workxng on ldeas for our Freshman Return Dance Everybody had loads of fun trylng to get our 1dCaS to work Everythmg turned out all right though ln the end Our freshman year was wonderful and we are all lookmg forward to three more years at BHS a ,' . ' , . ,j. . . r , . . . row:L.P1rk,E.T1seher,P.Torhorst, B. Madsen,j. King, Moczynskx, E. Vande Sand. D. Nxcoson, Sharp, M. . , . ', . ' ' . ' , ,j. , . , . , . MI. 7 . . , . . . 7 3l v ,. Vw 352 'K-'S Ad, . - wa 3 kffpfg 'ia -fn xp 3, .A W...-1 4 1 lr ' N -ii! sw' 3 'W NSY-x , 'x f' 4 fiivfr ' ' 3 ,Wu-4. f A . F, il ,Q 3 1,5 3 15 ' v x I fa R W5 Q ,I activities Editors-in-Chief Pat Ide 1m VandeSand Slnce the beglnmng of our Freshman year we the class of 1956 have been bound and determined to have an annual For the past three years Burlmgton Hlgh School has lssued bound edltlons of the Crle wlth Senlor Sup plements lnstead of the usual yearbook Realnzmg the great expense and tremen dous amount of work needed we declded to first project was on May Day of 1955 We made 15130 from three concesslon stands throughout the clty On field day of 1955 we also had a conces slon stand There was only a proflt of S30 be cause ofmclement weather During the summer we kept rlght on work mg We sponsored two Bake Sales which were both held at Blgelow s Refrlgeratlon Store The net proflt was 151 35 The mam reason these sales were such successes was the full co opera t1on we received from all the mothers Immediately after school started we as a class took lt upon ourselves to sell food at all the home football games Thls turned out to be very successful financially Next we sponsored a movxe at the Plaza A Llfe ln the Balance whxch was shown October fourth and fifth The profit was S150 The remamder of the money for the annual was raised by sellmg advertlsements and by sellmg student subscrlptlons It was a long hard row to hoe but wlth the backmg of the teachers and the hard work of all the semors we succeeded ln fulfillmg our dream l , l . . . , I , 9 7 ' ' 7 I . ' 7 9 , . . start raising money in our junior year. Our theater. Good sized crowds turned out to see ' I Cl ' ' ,77 ' , - ' 7 . , . . , . . 34 Edrtorrul Board F1r.rlRow Le l to Rzght ean Aldrich activities Carol ling advertisements Pat Ide co editor Jon White clubs Betts class will Barbara Land underclassmen Vlarr Third Row im Fraser photography Ron bauger anne Wilson class prophecy Ann Ryall senior section faculty Vladalyn Bock business manager Roger Second Row Yvonne Vliller class prophecy Kay Sprad lVuttke sports and Bob Voelz photography Annual Stuff First Row, Ld? to Right: Marianne NVilson,Judy ohnson. oannc Otto, Gloria Mclntrye, Carol Betts, Barbara Land, can Aldrich, Nancy Fell, Marcia Moussa and Ann Ryall. Second Row: Betty Beuthling, Lenora Seitz, Bob Thompson, Jon White, Kay Spradling, Pat Ide, Sandra Doeden, Yvonne Miller, and Edna North. Third Row: Brian Roosa, Carl Mischka, im Fraser, im Tischer, Harry Bigelow, Don Boulden, Bill ohnson, Sandra Kresken, and Mary ane fhate. Fourth Row: Larry Fritz, Roger NVuttke, Chuck Landschoot, Bob Rasmussen, and Ron Gauger, Rodger Droster, Madalyn Bock, Paul Nielsen, Bob Voelz, and Ronald Karns. Business Club Fzrst Row Le to Right David Van Bolhuls Lucllle Brad ford anet Doeden Nancy Peterson Gllbert Kaeblsch Second Row ackle Doeden Barbara Hefty Ronnie Zle bell Wayne Gardner Valerle Flemming Mary Ward The Buslness Club IS under the dlrectnon of 'VIr Stelngraber, our commercxal teacher The club IS made up ofsome of the future book keepers, secretarles, salesmen and other busl ness representatlves They learn how to be efficient and successful nn the handlmg of busmess affatrs They obtaln some of thelr knowledge through the operatlon of the Glenn Scharfenorth Edna North Lorna Rubach Ger aldme ohnson Gale Bella Carol Bratz Fourth Row Jake Kramer Otto Frank Larry Fritz Rosemary Probst George Vorpagel Don VandeSand Paul Ward ack Kandy Knds They have purchased many thmgs wlth the profits from the Kandy Kids the most recent belng the organ ln the audl torlum Bestdes the Kandy Kids ', they have had busmess leaders attend thelr meetmgs and give talks on what shall be expected of them when they enter the busmess world 36 . , fl , .A . . y . - I , , , - 1 J 3 9 ' ' J 9 7 . ' 'I .' J , , ' 1 1 1 ' Marlene Hamilton. Third Row: Mr. Steingraber, Adviser, PHYIIC. . . . . H . ,, X . . . . U . ,, t . . , n I a A 1 cc I - . , Camera Club lfttt nght Carol Beuth Img Nlarx Donalds Stephen Brrkx Barblri Hcndersen Oanflt' Sthranz Rrthard Lwrebel Dennrs Chesnex Lee Holm Daxrd Schaefer oe C uzzetta Ralph ensen Thzra' Ro L Lange Frttz Daxrd Bent Carx Niueller Daxrd Nloxser Roger Rrder Thom as Blohm Ken Chesnex Fourth Roz Dlek Ebert Eu gene Solberg NN alter Bo gualamske 'Virke Busher Duck Paxleltner ohn Holz rrchter Stuart Norpagel Drek Bauman Thus year s camera club has been under the gutdance of Mr Anderson The boys and gxrls have learned how to take and develop the1r own plctures Conservation Club left to Rzght First R011 Ro bert Herlng Davtd Large Frank Falk Bob Thompson ohn Schlrtz SnondRou N11 Belden Bob Hewrtt Bob Hansche Brll ohnson Earn est Shaw Thzrd R04 Boyd Recknagel Larrs Wmg Don Boulden ohn NlacLean rm Niangold Learnmg about the preservatlon and care glven our natural resources and wlldllfc and the use of guns and game laws are only a few of the thlngs learned by the Conservation Club under the leadershrp of Mr Belden 37 J 1 .x ij gf . 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Crier Fzrsl Row lc I to nght Tom Galgano udy Muller anet Barbara Knobel Valerxe Koch Thzrd Row Judy Otto Doeden oyce Sager Marlanne XV1lson Bonnle Earle Lance Fritz lm Fraser Madalyn BOCl4 Ron Gauger Second Row Mr Andersen adviser Ellen 'VIC Carthy Larry Frltz lm Forbes ul 1 I v ' I ul v w a 2.1 1 a a ff ,A f A , J , U . :J , o o ,J A Lynne LCWIS o Iseberg Lenora Sentz Linda Baltz Crier Editors The CRIER, our school paper IS edited and wrltten by the students who have volunteered thelr own tlme to the paper Most of the work IS done outslde of school The CRIER IS supervised by Mr Andersen, the Sophomore Engllsh teacher and assistant coach Pictured at the I: are First Row Marianne Wllson o Isberg Lenora Seltz Second Row 1m Fraser Ron Gauger 1m Forbes Fzrst Row Let to Rzght Sandra Sprlngsteen Sharon Sckomskx Irene Radloff Barbara Kershenberg Karen ones Joan Tenhagen Jean Gunderson 'Vlarlanne Scheunert Sec0ndRou, udy Rose owce Garber Thelma Rogers D1aneYV1ll1ck Karen oslng une Thzrd Row Connie Krueger Irene Erlckson Betty Rutkowskl Pat Rogers Etlel Llcht Ester Llcht Katy Regner Ruth Regner Darlene Fredrxcks Fourth R014 Marv Ann Rachel Yvonne 'Vhller Carol Garber Deanna Phexffer Shlrlev Rogers Sandra Doeden The chlef goal of the FHA IS to bulld homes for Amerlca s future The FHA has many outslde aet1v1t1es other than what IS done at regular club meetmgs There are degrees of achleve ments whlch members can strive for each year Thls club IS the 2nd largest ln the school Slandmg Lef? to neht Hlstorxan Thelma Rogers Sec udx ohnson Treas Ethel Lxeht Szttmg udx Rose Pres Darlene Fredrncks Parlxamen tarlan Esther Lncht Reporter Deanna Phenffer F 0 H 0 A 0 .I 1 y Q - - v , . Q ' , ,t J ,J , l , , . Raatz, Pat Sietz, Carol Moezynsk1,Joyce Zappendorf. judyjohnson, Lenora SICIZ, Mary Remer. . . , .,J AYJ ' lt .4 I ' .I ' ' . J Y r Q r R 39 Fzrst Row LM to Rzght Richard Brueggemann Victor Woyak Bill johnson Jack King and ack Weis Second Row Lynn Peterson ames Crowley Don Stoddard Pictured above are Mr Mercer Boyd jones and Richard Rubach Ken ahns Bernard Beuthlmg ames Massey Boyd ones Richard Rubach and Gerry Reavis Fourth Row Bernard Bartleson Roger Henning Dick Rurey Don FFA is a state chartered association SpCCl3.ll zing ln vocational agriculture The goal of the group is to develop agricultural leadership, co operation, and citizenship Its motto is Learning to d Dolng to learn Earning to live, LlV1I'lg to serve 40 F I F I A I 4 , ' -' ' , ' ,I , ' ,J , 1 9 I 7 J ' J 1 9 ' ' ' 'l 'I y J ' 7 7 9 x 9 Ken Brandes, and jack David. Third Row: Mr. Mercer, Gillen, Merlin Hall, Dick Subrod, and Bill Griffiths. CC ' 5 ' - as Flytlers Knlttlng Club I'1mlRozz Bob Blokc-man Rnth ard Bucge HH Hennlng Serond R01 D3Nld Bufllqhl Bob Nlad sen Don Bauman -Xrt Hessler Pat Torhost Thzrr1'Ro1 Xilke Hunt ohnrrlend Larry Flem ming Bob Buege 'Nlr Olson adxlser The mam purpose of the club IS to learn how to tle H165 They also do some rod repalrlng and rod reHr11sh1ng They have a Chrlstmas party each year Fzrst Rau Connle Sorenson N 1rg1n1a Niercer Dxan Wltten ber aekle Rudle Vlrgnnla Paepke Elmol SChUflClOWSkl Semnd Rou Pat Houdeshall udw Horwath Norene Dawld Charlotte Erickson Shirley Weinberg ThzrdRo1 Dianne Keough MISS Pxtzner AdYlSCT Joann Norpagel Kay Pearce Betts Brehm Kaye Koch The mam purpose ofthe Kmttmg Club IS to teach begmners the basic stitches ln kmttlng and to teach advanced kmtters more dxflicult sutches O l l . zz' . ,J . ' j - O C l . V . ' - ,. . . I . ,. - - , , ,I , , . J , , ' ,' , , - 4 . 7 1 . zu' . . - . . f , . 1 7 , ' Llbruldes Le t to Right Fzrxl Rott Carol Frxend une Raatz Nlarx C lll Barbara Nlagrax Yrrnnd R01 Mrs Worbx kdusor udx Sharp Harriet Dc Bank ovce Heftx Pal Lamar The Llbraldes Club under the dxrectxon of Mrs Worby learn the correct way to use the llbrary They keep the llbrary clean take Inventory, and take care of all new books Fzrsl rom le t to ngh! Viarsha Taylor Sharon Karns oan Wels Joan Klng Beverly Pxeters Serond Row Jljdlth De Grave Bonnie Earle Sandra Ide oan Vllller Crystal Flr kus Sharon Anderson Thzm' Row Vlrglnla Kurtenbach Ellen MCC8FIhV Viary Ellen Vande Sand oanne Border oann 'Vlalboeuf Barbara Sper lxch Shlrley Boulden Fourth Rom Lols Bergdahl Elalne Roosa Valerie Koch Conme Cochran Carol Gauger Karen Nielson Shella Xfioyle The Nurses Club IS under the dlrectlon of Mrs Greg Bush Thls IS the second year as a club m the school year For thelr ZCUVIIICS the club w1ll v1s1t several hospltals ID the area 4 O l l f Q . ' ' 'J 'fi e iff Nurses Club . , . ,J ,J , l j- A JM y J' A, , - 2 Munuul Club 8 Fzrst Razz leh to nght Garv Rubach lm Freeman oe 'Worth John Moen 'Vlr Greenwood adxlser Thzrd Razz Cuzzetta George Shaw Smmd R011 lm Bartholf Roger Blll Kleln Bull Brehm Bernard Yannx Lance Barnes The Manual Club 8dVlSCd by 'Nfir Green wood, IS a speclal projects club The boys learn Woodcraft as well as mechanlcal drawlng and metal work Each boy has hns own project and at the end of the year they dlsplay thelr llmshed work Plctured at the left are members at work 43 Music Appreciation Fzrst Rou Le t to Rzghl ovce Sager Xflargle Peterson and fanne Sommers Thzrd R014 udx Otto Vlncent udv 'Vlrller Susan Hentges Nlerrlllan Nieurer and Ruth Swanson Scott Gardner Bill WVhrtmore Dick Slocum Ann Prrntz Seeona' Row Judy Bresee Pennx Granzeau Barb Knobel and Linda Baltz i '- f .-'JJ - t -A '- Jf 1 '-'J J - A . I , , 'V 1 7 Q . . D v 1 w 4 1 7 . f f 1 - .. K , I , . ,J , - . - Marlene Ganswlndt Deanna Nxcoson Bertle Runrler Shown above are 'Vlargle Peterson Pennv Granzeau Mr Korn udw Otto and Vlarlene Ganswlndt The Music Appreclatlon Club IS advised by Mr Korn band and chorus dlrector The act1v1t1es of the club include planing different types of records and demonstratrng musical instruments The high llght ofthe vear rs a field trip to a band instrument manufacturing companw 44 Sports Club Sports Club, one ofthe newer clubs, IS advised by Mr Vertz Here they learn the general fundamentals of sports both mdlvrdual and team Weather Club The Weather Club advlsed by Mr Veenedaal, rs learning about weather condltlons and how to forecast 45 P1151 R01 Ifftto Right C arlz Saxsall Txrone Burmerstu oan Xndcrsen and Lorrame Watson Sfmnd Rau XI: Xertz adxrsor oan XIAFIIHSOD San dra Blohrn Dorrs Xldrlth and oe Lltzler Thzrdlfol Xlex Whitman anetYNatson N111 drcdlrcht Lors Garber Nlar lene Sehaetten and 'Nflarlon Woxak First Rou Ief! lo Rzght Rose 'Viarw Bender Leah Sehulle towskl Douglas Xrendt ohn Rvall Tom Galgano ean Roosa and Karen Kantner Second Rau Nir Xeenendaal adxlsor Date Bartholf Ken Koehnke 'Norene Rasmussen Dennxs Frnucane and errx Nfirller Thzra' Rott Bob Urqu hart Sandra Sxrlng un For bes Bob Lederer Lee Droster Tom Loughlln and Daxe Platz Fourth Rau YN arren Ranker D1ckGrlebel 'NealN11ller -Klan Splegelhoff ax Prrntz and Larry Trtmberger :', .K ' .' f z ,J .. - .' , . lt . K . 4 l . ' . ,. t . , - I ,J . . Y . . .- , A . .' - , j ,J - 5 V ' I' v - . ,. . ,, , . Student Council Le I lo Rzght Fzrst Row Betty Beuthllng 'Norene Divld Thzrd R011 'Xlerrle ule Barnet 'Vhke Busher 'Xladalxn udv 'Xllller Deana Phleffer Smmd R011 Barbana land Bock l'd C arxex Xfir Trlechel adxlsor The Student Councll of Burlmgton Hlgh School acts as a Student court as well as a construe tive governlng body Under the guldance of Mr Trlechel, the councll has carrled on many extra projects ln addltlon to thexr regular work These projects were a contest for a school seal, spon sormg the homecommg, and startmg a CARE Project Pzrtured at the le 2 are F1151 Rau Nladalxn Bock 'Nlaxor Ed Garvey Pres Second R01 Nltke Busher Sargent at Xrms 'Vorene Davxd Secretary All student councll members, excludmg the Mayor, are elected IH the regular class electlon These people represent the student body The Mayor IS elected by the w hole school 46 0 J 1 A ' Q l . J. . , ,Q l 1 , A l W , E. n Scott Gardner, John YVeis, Carol Bcuthling. Pat lde. ' y ' . .-. A , If , A lv The band under the direction of Nir. Korn is made up of students from B.H.S. and the grade schools. During the year the band takes part in various outside activities. The two main highlights of the year are the spring con- cert and the tournaments at NVhitewater. Band Another highlight for the members is the solo and ensemble tournament which is also held at Whitewater. The band is highly appreciated by the students for their participation in many school activities. Twirlers Shown above are the twirlers who help to make the band a larger success. They arejackie Rudie. Virginia Mercer, Rosemary Bender, Valarie Koch. Leah Schufletowski. Marcia Nioussa. Shirl Lee Land. Chorus Frrrl Row, LQH to Right: Valerie Flemming, Karen Kant- ner, Virginia Paepkehleannc Sommers,Judy Miller,iSue Hhentges, Sandra Iclcxjackie Doeden, Lynne Lewis, Lance Fritz,Jim Forbes, Dave Bent, Dick Rurey, Ken Koehnke, Ellen McCarthy,sIackie Rudie, Sharon Karnsulanet Doe- den, Biargie Petersen. Second Row: Bertie Runzler, Esther Licht,joan Miller, Ann Ryal, Mary Madsen, Marianne Wilson, Elaine Roosauloan Moore, Carol Gaugerujon NVhite, Brian Roosa, Dick Bauman, Dick Griebelulack Payne, Betty Beuthling, Virginia Mercer, Marlene Cans- windt, Elinor Schufletowski, Leah Schufletowski. Third Row: Barbara Knobel,Judy Rose, Norene David,Judy The accompanists ofthe Chorus are pictured at the right. They are Carol Betts, Gloria McIntyre, and Ron Gauger. Johnson, Donna Galeulean Aldrich, Connie Cochran, Pat Ide, Gloria Mclntyre, Carol Betts, Alan Spiegelhoff, Dick Slocum, Hank Baltz, Harry Bigelow, Ken Chesney, Bar- bara Land, Valerie Koch, Mildred Licht, Ethel Licht, Judy Horvathulo Isberg. Fourth Row: Betty Brehm, Kay Pearce, Shirley Boulden,Judy Sharp, Sandra Doeden. Kay Spradling, Nancy Fell, Sandra Kresken, Dick Pay- leitner, Madalyn Bock, Bob Voelz, Larry VVing, Ron Gauger, Rodger Droster, Phil Griebel, Merriejule Bar- ney,judy Ottohjoanne Otto, Dianne Keough, Lenora Seitz. - Pep Band F1r5lRou Kaye Koch Bob Voelz lm Tlscher Paul McIntyre Penny Granzeau Lmda Teske Judy Otto Ward Gary Rubach Marlene Gansvundt Margle Peter ackle Doeden Nancy Peterson Sandra Doeclen Thzrd son anet Doeden Lo1sBergdahl SecondRou Jon Whlte Row ay Prlnce Harry Blgelow Dlck Bauman Lee Ronald Gauger Kan Spradlmg Lenora Seltz Glorla Holm Mlke Busher ohn Holzrlchter and Jerry Reavls Mussed Bund Representutlves 49 Marlene Ganswmdt Jon Whlte Bob Voelz aw Prmce 1m Tlscher Ronald Gauger l l I l J. J I' J Mussed Chorus On February 27 1956 Massed Chorus was held at Burllngton Hlgh School There were 240 students from fifteen dlfferent schools partlclpatlng ln the program ThlS group was dlrected by Mr Bernard Westland head of the muslc department at Mxlton College Two performances were glven Burllngton Hlgh School delegates were Betty Beuthllng Barbara Land oanne Otto LenoraSe1tz Sandra Doeden udy ohnson Mar1anneW1lson Pat Ide Glorla McIntyre Madalyn Bock Sandra Kresken Harry Blgelow Rodger Droster Phll Grlebel Brlan Roosa Bob Voelz and on Whlte Carol Betts and Ron Gauger were the two accompanlsts 50 9 a ' ' a - , ,J f 9 :J ,I 9 1 9 9 s 9 9 9 a a J ' D Fzrst Row Lg? toR1ght J Moore B Beuthlmg M Mad Whlte S Kresken Fraser R Wuttke J Txscher sen A Ryall M Moussa S Land D Gale M Wllson H Baltz R Karns K Spradlmg M Barney Fourth L Lewls D Ide Second Row B Land P Ide Al Row B Voelz P Grlebel B Rassmussen R Gauger drlch S West B Roosa Otto G McIntyre C Betts R Droster M Bock F Genken P Nielsen M Thate N Fell J Isberg Thnd Row H Bigelow B Newbury C Landschoot E Garvey C Mlschka BDK Belta Delta Kappa IS B H S s dramatlc organxzauon It glves 1ts members an opportunlty to brmg out thelr dramatlc talents Besides domg thls, ll encourages and teaches 1ts members the full meamng of cooperatxon and responsxbxllty The club IS under the advxsorshlp of Mlss Newberg 51 Q l 3' 7 ' 7' 7' 7 ' ' 7 ' 9 ' 7 ' .7 ' ' . ,. .I V' .l ,. , . ,. ,. . - - H - - 77 Wlnnlng Play, Hugh Window The BDK plays presented on December 13 proved very successful The wmnmg play a drama was Hlgh Wmdow dlrected by Mary Madsen and advlsed by Mxss Terrlen The cast conslsted of Emily Marlanne Wllson Wal ter Ed Garvey Lmda Merrie ule Barney udlth o Isberg Stephen Cralg Hank Baltz The comedy was Sunday s Chlld dlrected by Carol Betts and advlsed by Mr Mercer Thxs cast was as follows Betsy joan Moore Debble Donna Frltz Gelken Wmdy Bob Voelz Last but not least The Scarf from Smyrna the Christmas play co dl rected by Madalyn Bock and Ann Ryall and advlsed by Mrs Worby This cast conslsted of Mr Kranz Roger Wuttke Seaman Bob Rasmussen Mrs Kranz Lynn Lewls Fredoff Sam West Mrs Forcyth Marcla Moussa Mrs Shanks ean Aldrxch Myrtle Shanks Barbara Land Old Woman Nancy Fell 52 9 7 ' . . H . . ,, . 7 7 7 ' : v 1 ' , 4 , J aj ,J 9 , if 7 ' 77 ' ' 7 - - 3 , S , Woyakg Reverend Wells, Paul Nielseng Mrs. Wells, Sandra Kreskeng Zach, S 7 - ll 77 ' ' 7 m 9 ' ' 5 - , Z , 5 - , , Q 3 Z - , Z - ' -, J a 9 I ' B D K Pluys e Scurf from Smyrn Sundny's Child w f LX P' V s Q - Q X I Y UQ 'Q , 3 .. I '- if 5 X G L 'L X N, Q Er an T K ,nv v ,X I . wife.: ' Y . 49. 1 L4 v Wing.. fffgat ' - h I - ,lvl N x 5 'ff , '45 'J I .'s,vf,qi. 4O W1 S g ' 2.9973 - L 0 T- flllllfti X xx 3 , x 1 ff -U D4 -X, ! oqxnf -if N - L 'I - I H. Squod Football Fzrst row Letto Rzght Mr Andersen Coach G Vorpagel R Karns H BlgClOW D Boulden B Rasmussen L Trlmberger C Landschoot E Garvey and Mr Belden Coach Second row B Hermg Mgr C Choquette B W Ranker Whlte Thmz' row B Whltmore Mgr Scores BHS OPP Raclne Park Mukwonago Whxtewater Delavan East Troy Elkhorn Lake Geneva Wnlmot Shown wlth Coach Belden are the Co captams of the football team D Boulden QL J and B Rasmussen E Shaw Prmtz K Koehnke K Chesney R Zlm merman P Torhorst D Chesney J Bartholf G Shaw L Wlng Last row L Barney Mgr B Newbury Mgr A Crane E Loughlln O Frank M Hall J Schlltz - Th0mpQs0n,N.Mi1'1er,'D.Grie1Se1,P.'Cri5be1,R.ziedelll KA.CablC,,D:Sl0C11m. l A l I , I . ,j. . : . , .g 12 ' 0 ,, 20 14 I 7 ' 7 , y 0 6 'P Q 20 6 I 7 20 1 7 12 V 6 ' 32 ' , - 56 I 'eng W, 9 Q4 E ' in ' .J h. g, ,, , if Q, h -QM, , W ,,. , g I K 5 h Phil Griebel M . A ff, J ' ,431 if I iii A Us he J r- Ron Karns f-x 1 ! Nu --.v am, ' fd ' Chuck Landschoot Wifi Q r T56 W A xii jon White Nm.. Eh i Covok Sophomore Floot 2nd Prize od ow Queen Om noi he oming ow n .., vw my ,xggi V ,,,1 ' Q .QA , 351 5 W?ea .uf 01. Wlbn Senior Class Float ar 51 ZQIQM Q 'z f .Q- X, br 5 5AXWl ,A 1-xl g J' Y al I I Al g H 1 ' 1 Qi ri' J.. 4 'F I o 1 , , 0 an al ' 5 ' -K I , Q '9 I' in ' X' Q ? kvf I I 1 Y., . ' an ,X ,. . III1 ' A' A Q , Q l W ' ' , , , ,Q f . r , ., K, , n ,xr .A i4Q, at E . 1, f- . gh -' K , '.,,:u fl , ,'T1...wx.,:.. ' ' ' , ., ' A XL H- ' 'te' --f. .11 ,,- ,U ,rp ,, . . '-4g ',vJ. ff- ,sn 1' Q ' V Q g:2f-iq:5,',:a , 'x-Ae- A ,ug ,- , ' -'.',-M , ,.' :'.'f'.'. L F fgfh' '-if '5 ,V -1 . Pu ., V ,. ,. - , f ...- A .. . . ,,,. Y l at 5, rv . A mtl, 3 '.' k , . -'n. V, ,y i ' . . 11 ' fa '. Y ,. , wwf' kg: ACID ,wg A f' ,g ' p . K 5-5 .,, .L' 'ff .5f. I n 3 ,. A 1 . uv an-Q. .guaf A J 2 5 , X We're from Burlington, Couldn't be Prouder! A Squad Cheerleaders L to R can Aldrlch Barb Land oan Moore Shlrl Lee Land SENIOR SENIOR BHS MASCO Nancy Doeden can Aldrxch Barb Land f' 5 '13 B .Squad Chef Ima' r I I R Judx N1lllCI' Nalerle Roch Dorls Aldrich and SUSIC Hentges , . ' , ,J , ' . T J . LD-. 3 2 ST I ' - I wig? V, X 4 VZ! 1 W R R 1 Lv 5 i- I Southern Lakes Champs Fzrst row Lwto Rzght L Tnmberger Mgr B Rasmus ler D Vande Sand G Vorpagel F Gelken L Wmg sen P Gnebel C Landschoot W Ranker B Thomp K Cable The 1955 56 basketball season was more successful than lt has been ln the past few years The Demons had one elght and one ten game wlnnlng streak and two loses to glve them an 18 and 2 record Our one conference loss was to Wllmot In the return match the Demons beat them 74 49 to clmch the champlonshlp Our other loss came ln the Janesvllle re glonal tournament, where we lost to anesvllle Excellent teamwork, mdlvldual abxllty and expert coachmg enabled our team to flnxsh the season as Southern Lakes Champlons The scores on the followlng page speak for themselves 62 f ',,.'-2 QQKKYQAQ-2 son? Mr. Verta, Coach. Second ,row.:j. Bartllolflg N. Mil: l V G 3 1955-1956 Bosketboll Scores BHS OPP. 40 St. Bonaventure 28 69 50 Elkhorn 47 58 46 St. Bonaventure 34 61 70 Lake Geneva 49 70 69 Mukwanago 41 60 69 Whitewater 59 74 69 East Troy 40 66 53 Oconomowoc 40 67 55 Wilmot 4 59 '56 64 Delavan 63 '50 'Tournaments BHS OPP East Troy Elkhorn Lake Geneva Mukwanago Whitewater Wilmot Delavan Salem Central Elkhorn Janesville Junior Demons First row Lg? to Rzght D Mower R ensen E Loughlln P Torhorst Schlitz R Zwiebel T Blohm Second row Moen Mgr MacLean B Lederer B Whitmore D Slocum L Droster Holzrlchter D Payleitner Guzzetta Mgr 63 0 ' , ' : . , , . ', . . ,j. ' , .. 1 , , . , . , . Aj. , . ,-I. , . Senior Stars Phll Grlebel Chuck Landschoot Bob Thompson Warren Ranker 64 Bob Rasmussen 9 Q ip ix? X 7' P I if-f 3 1 A 5 , 'S 'N aff S, p ,af S- 4 ., in if I fl r 'Fla Q 5 ck 1 'H 'E g f. T' A Y ' s 5 44. I A- Wx '. 'yfifk , mi-in Av.- VI' A ,,.:lfF'3 E? W ,. 43 in 4413 12 - 7 . , l,i.fhAr,jvggfg-5 R , - . 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I is CUMPLIMENTARY ADS Academy Cleaners Plne Street Tobacco Shop Arnold s and Bob s Elec Co Rewald Electrlc Co Cable s Paint Store Fashlon Shop Gambles H1lls1de Grocery ane s Beauty Shop Kessler s 5 and 10 Mad1SOH T1re Co Phelp s Tlle Co Pleter s Men s Wear Schuette Werth DaDlClS Inc Snow Whlte Laundry Sport Mart L Stang TODID s Drugs Vogelsang s Bakery Vogue Beauty Shop Vos Dairy Bar ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We the Edltors of the 1956 Demon wlsh to slncerely thank all those who so graclously contrlbuted to our annual Wlthout thelr ald thxs publlcatlon would have been lI'IlpOSSlblC 9 WW? f Q 'N lg! K1 : iQ: 9 3 ' , . . ' ' 9 J ' 7 7 ' 7 7 AA 4 lk xml!! 4 If XQ - fl S qw I' X, syn ' r 13 ef 1.1 - .ii- of. 1 72 f M.. Q gf YEARBOOKS F X p ' K If ' f LJ , ' 0 4, ,Aff c4,.'v,,-u.. l' X