Burlington High School - Demon Yearbook (Burlington, WI)
- Class of 1957
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Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:
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74a 7257 Zaman Z-5-6 1-5,.l A-4 41:1 With ihe passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter, and then die away. Gone forever will be the routine of school 1ife,the fun we had, and the friends we made. It is the hope of the 1957 Demon Staff, that as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture those moments--and the echoes will begin again,so we begin our story. . . A- -L... ll I I I I I To hxm who has gxven of h1s t1me and energy and has bu11t up our class of 1957 gratefully ded1cate th1s book chorus and band to the fine groups they are today, we, the graduating 4- f 5 4 gigs. ,L J ,' -+4 ?WK'4? 4 We have not tramed you to be masters of any one kmd of knowledge or experts rn any one kmd of labor however rf you have experrenced the Joy of SCIVICC learned the necess1ty of fact and sensed the brother hood of man you have spent well the last four years Lowell T Zimmerman Sedan! gown! Left to nght Mr Al Naber Dr L E Ryall Mr Walter Uebele Jr Presldent Mrs Charles Kuchenbach Mrs Russell W1lson Plannmg the school budget every spnng for the town people deter mrnmg the salary of teachers settmg school pol1c1es and buyrng new athletlc and band umforms are only a few of the lmportant dunes of our school board 'O H 23? 'NA sf., N- Q-.. va.. ig ' za a Q. u p-ml - ' : . , . . . , . , . : . , . ' . . . , - MR ROBERT BELDEN Socral Problems World Hlstory Conservauon Club M A Northwestern MRS ELSIE DEWEY Typmg 1 Sparush 1 Engllsh 1 Annual Advlsor B E Whitewater MR WILLIAM ANDERSON B Squad Football Coach B Squad Basketball Coach Annual Advrsor Cr1er Advrsor Camera Club Speech World HISIOIY M A Northwestern MR LLOYD A GEIKEN Algebra 1 Advanced Algebra 1 and 2 Junior Advisor Math Club B.E, , Illinois State Normal MR. CURTIS GREENWOOD Manual Training Manual Club B,E, , Platteville MR ROBERT KORN Band Chorus Musrc Appreclanon Club B E Wlutewater MISS FERN SALISBURY Home Economlcs 2 3 4 FHA Advlsor Freshman Advxsor Stout State College MR FRED MERCER Agnculture Physlcs FFA Advlsor B S U ofW1scons1n MRS MARGARET HANCOCK Home Econom1cs 1 and 2 B A Mormngslde College MRS DONALD MURPHY Laun 1 and 2 Enghsh 4 Iumor Red Cross Adv1sor B A Marquette 4 i MISS NANCY NEWBURG Enghsh 1 and 3 BDK Adv1sor B.S, , Marquette Boys Phys1ca1Educanon Athleuc Duector Dnver Educauon B S La Crosse MISS MYRTLE PITZNER Guls Physical Educauon Kruttmg Club B.S., U ofW1scons1n MR. HARRY MOORE MISS MARGARET QUAM CICLZCDSIIIP Gurdance Semor Advlsor B A , U 0fW1SCOD81H MR OTTO STEINGRABER Commercral Bustness Club B E Whrtewater af 2-:fs MR ROLAND VERTZ Brology A Squad Basketball Coach A Squad Football Coach Baseball Coach '!! MR CARL TREICHEL Geometry Chemtstry Student Council Annual Advtsor B E Mtlwaukee State Mathemancs Sports Club B E Whitewater MRS . BERNICE WEISS Art B,S, , Milwaukee State MRS EVELYN WORBY Englrsh 1 Library Sophomore Advisor Annual Advisor Ph.B., Marquette .EN N 0 out the year Mr Lloyd Olson and Mr Tony Zwrrgzdas are the Jamtors who keep our school ln t1p top shape -A-51.4 Mrs Bertha Newbury our school nurse checks the health of the students through MISS Evelyn Walters takes care of the Preparrng our lunch each day IS the o clerrcal work of BHS of Mrs Leo Brever 9' V XJ N' . i n .. , 5 . . l 6 . . 'Z . . . 4, .. 0 . as e Z . . . jb Ti y fi' - W y y 2 V' 0 1 n ' s i ...ns if 0, I7 ? W Wm 'v.,I'! AK' Q ' A is , .1 -ft, 32 5 5 31973, , . PM -5.- wubzs It seems rmpossrble that only four years ago we wandered through the halls of BHS saymg button button button to every semor we met We dreaded our 1n1t1at1on on Frrday the 13th but after rt was over we could laugh as we thought of the funny stunts and games we had to take part 1D We were happrest of all as we sang the school song after ll was all over and realrzed that we the spr1ng we sponsored our frrst dance the freshman return Our theme was South of the Border We were glad the next year when we graduated from lowly freshmen to sophomores We pmched our penn1es for our brg thought was savrng our money for our Jumor prom The year was spent rn grv mg speeches studyrng geometry and d1SS6Ct1Dg frogs Our brg project durxng our thrrd year 1n hrgh school was sponsorrng the Junror prom Our theme was Southern Ball and Pat Voss and Neal Mrller were the prom royalty Though the brg day dawned hot and damp and we had to l1ft our crepe paper ce1l1ng agarn and agarn rt couldn t dampen our spurts and we had a grand trme Durmg our Jumor year we also became proud possessors of beautrful class rlngs Upperclassmen at last' We had warted a long trme and now we got our revenge as we sponsored fresh man 1n1t1at1on We certarnly en paces We worked on the annual and then we turned our thoughts to the senror class play whrch was a b1g success It s hard to belreve that gradua uon IS here and the four years of work and fun are over but we ll never forget all the memorres of hrgh school I I ' 466 were now true members of BHS. In joyed putting them through their Ufgezm Our senror class adv1sor IS Mrss Margaret Quam Our class offlcers are Larry Wmg presxdent Roger Zxmmerman vrce presrdent and Drane Keough secretary treasurer 0 A fm ffl-it 'P 1 f F?-. ' ,. t asf.. F' A -,,, -. -X . , fefiiff J? . 5' fi' YJ Agglf 5-:V - . 5.1 L, '75 ,VW -5 ey wffwc 3 mfg ' 'wfifi ' 1 .f 1,6 :,, , A fn .f -I x 3? Q' K 5 , . ' H ,, ,. f- ,f fl Tlfmzwf . 55' A 21 ,43 Qfgii 11' 24 wg.. '13 ff Z ,LA ,1 E ty , ff? ri: 'J' , -'off' V A if 2' ,,z 4 f K , 4 A W R! . '-.'.mrM5N' , - 1 . . n ,, - f' Vw ' V a ff ' '7 3 wff x,.- V. 42 fvb- 4' gf f' 351 '-9 ,j lk kj 9 5 .Q 'gf ' 'bf W 1 .. Q x .4 - . ' iii 'ln' -'W ,. i X0 'Hit' L A '-f '5. '1 A 4 .Q ., s 3, .1 v Jw. NIU' 4 N, 'Ht' Sqn ii? I In f '4 Q' fin! ,' . , ., , sfz ' -1 .A , ww-fkvmw. ,J My 4 ' ' W W in 'N n wh hw Q -ii 5. X ,M W4 V, f 41, ff :wr 'G ' K ,VY 757' L Z bf 1 was F ' 10 4 4, L , 1 xl 4 , AW f SWF? 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We IOA NNE VORPAGEL STUART VORPAGEL PATRICIA VOSS IO SIU PSI LAWRENCE WING DONNA WOYAK Larry CARL CHOQUETTE quot picturedj RONALD ZIEBELL ROGER ZIMMERMAN ..ROn.. ..R0g.. 6060-'L BARNEY MERRIE JULE L1bra1des 1 G1rls Club 1 Knlttrng Club 2 Gym Demonstrat1on 2 4 BDK 3 4 plays 3 4 Homecommg Queen 4 Prom Court 3 Student Counctl 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Forens1cs 2 BARTHOLF DAVID Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Musrc prec1at1on 1 Conservat1on Club 2 Weather Club 3 Sports Club 4 Cr1er 1 BAUMAN RICHARD Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Band 2 3 4 Massed Band 4 Annual Staff 4 Camera Club 1 3 Mus1c Apprec1at1on 2 Conservat1on Club 2 BDK 4 plays 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 2 3 4 Forens1cs2 BENDER, ROSEMARY Cr1er 1 Nurses Club 2 Weather Club 3 Kmtung Club 4 Band Tw1rler 2 3 4 Gym Demonstrat1on 2 Grrls Club 1 BREI-IM ELIZABETH FHA 1 Kmtttng Club 2 3 BDK 4 plays 4 Gym Demonstratlon 2 4 Grrls Club 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Annual Staff4 Foren s1cs 4 BREVER, FREDRICK Transfer Student Manual Club 4 CHOQUETTE CARL Manual Club 1 Football 1 2 3 Weather Club 3 COLE PENNY Transfer Student DAVID NORENE FHA 1 2 Pres1dent2 Student Counctl 2 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Gtrls Club 1 Kmttmg Club 3 BDK 4 plays 4 Play Dtrector 4 Gym Demonstratron 2 Natronal Honor Soc1ety 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 FOICDSICS 2 3 4 ERICKSON, CHARLOTTE Busrness Club 1 Gtrls Club 1 Chorus 1 2 4 Forens1cs 2 Nurses Club 2 Gym Demonstratlon 2 4 Kmttrng Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Cr1er 3 4 Cr1er News Edltor 4 FORBES JAMES Football 1 Baseball 1 Baseball Manager 2 Crrer Sports Edrtor 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Manual Club 1 2 Weather Club 3 BDK 4 BDK play 4 Annual Staff 4 FRANK, OTTO Mustc Apprecratton Club 1 Buslness Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Base ba 1 2 3 4 FREDRICH, DARLENE FHA 1 2 3 Treasurer 2 Vtce Presr dent 3 Chorus 4 Gym Demonstratron 2 Knrttzng Club 4 Grrls Club 1 Natronal Honor Socxety 2 GARLAND RALPH FFA 1 Manual Club 2 3 GARVEY EDWARD Mayor 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 BDK 3 4 Plays 3 4 Presldent 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Golf 1 2 3 4 Forens1cs 2 3 4 NASC Trlp to Europe Badger Boys State3 Prom Court 3 Conservat1on Club 2 Musrc Appreclatron Club 1 GEIKEN JACOB Sports Club 1 Basketball 2 3 Flytrers 2 BDK 3 4 Treasurer 4 Band 2 3 4 Massed Band 4 GRIEBEL RICHARD Appreclatron Club 1 Conservat1on Club 2 Weather Club 3 Sports Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Freshman Class Presr dent Football Manager 2 3 Natronal Honor Soc1ety 2 Prom Court 3 Annual Staff 4 Forens1cs 2 HUNT MICHAEL Sports Club 1 Flyners 2 3 4 ISBERG IO ANN Gtrls Club 1 Lrbrardes 1 Forens1cs 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Prom Court 3 Natronal Honor Soc1ety 2 3 4 BDK 3 4 Plays 3 4 V1ce Presrdent 4 Massed Chorus 4 Cr1er 3 4 Ed1tor 1n ch1ef4 Co Edttor Annual Staff4 Gym Demon stranon 2 JOHNSON, GERALDINE FHA 1 Gtrls Club 1 Nurses Club 2 Gym Demonstrat1on 2 4 Bustness Club 3 Knlttxng Club 4 KANTNER, KAREN Gtrls Club 1 Forens1cs2 Nurses Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 BDK 4 Play4 Gym Demonstratron 2 4 Weather Club 3 KEOUGH, DIANE FHA 1 FHA State Conventron 1 Grrls Club 1 Nurses Club 2 Gym Demon 0 I I I I : I I : I I I I I I I I : - . : ' : ll . , . . .: ,: ' Ap- : : ' ' : : Q ' . , 1 9 0 5 1 o l 9 : Z I . 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I ' . , : . 3 stranon 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Knrttmg Club 3 Forens1cs 2 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 Senror Class Secretary Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 KOCH, KAYE L1bra1des 1 Secretary Treasurer 1 Nurses Club 2 Presrdent Knrttrng Club 3 Treasurer BDK Co drrector 4 Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 G1rls Club 1 Gym Demonstratron 2 4 Homecomrng Court 4 Annual Staff Forens1cs 2 KOEHNKE, KENNETH Football 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Weather Club 3 Musrc Ap prec1at1on 1 FFA 2 BDK 4 Best Actor Award 4 Student Councrl 2 Baseball 2 Forensrcs 2 Annual staff 4 LEWIS, LYNNE G11'1S Club 1 Crrer 1 Kmttrng Club 2 BDK 4 BDK Play 3 BDK D1rector 4 Annual Co Edrtor 4 Forens1cs 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Prom Court 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Gym Demonstratron 2 4 LICHT ESTHER 2 3 Parlramentarlan 3 Grrls Club 1 Kntttrng Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 LICHT, ETHEL FHA 1 2 3 Parlramentarran 2 Treas urer 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Gym Demonstratron 2 Knrttlng Club 4 Guls Club 1 LITZLER, JOSEPH Sports Club 1 4 MILLER, NEAL Mustc Appreclatron 1 Conservatron Club 2 Weather Club 3 BDK 4 Baseball Manager 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Jumor Class Presrdent Juntor Prom Krng MOORE, JOAN Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Prom Court 3 Homecomrng Court 4 Lrbrardes 1 Kmt tmg Club 2 Forens1cs 1 2 BDK 3 4 BDK Plays 3 4 Gtrls Club 1 Gym Demonstratron 2 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Band Twuler 1 2 3 4 PAYNE, JACK Football 1 2 Golf 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Busmess Club 1 2 3 BDK 4 BDK Plays 4 Forens1cs 2 Massed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Court 3 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 PEARCE, KAY Busmess Club 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Knxttmg Club 3 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 Gym Demonstratron 2 4 G1rls Club 1 Annual Staff4 Forens1cs 2 3 4 PLATZ, DAVID Manual Club 1 2 Weather 3 BDK 4 Football 2 Baseball 2 Chorus 4 PRINTZ, JAY Transfer Student Football 2 3 4f Base ball 2 3 4 BDK 4 BDK Play4 Manual Club 2 Weather Club 3 Chorus 4 Band 2 3 4 Massed Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Forens1cs 2 Annual Staff4 Musrc Cl1n1c 3 RASMUSSEN, NORENE FHA 1 Nurses Club 2 Weather Club 3 Kntttrng Club 4 Gym Demonstratron 4 Glrls Club 1 REAVIS GERALD FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA reporter 1 4 Foot ball2 Band 1 2 3 4 PepBand1 2 3 4 RUBACH, RICHARD RUNZLER, BERTHA Class Secretary Treasurer 1 Glrls Club 1 Sports Club 1 Kmttmg Club 2 Musrc Apprecratron 3 BDK 4 BDK Play D1rector 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Cho rus 4 Prom Court 3 Homecom1ng Court 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Gym Demonstra t1on 2 4 RUREY, RICHARD Transfer Student Chorus 3,4 Football 2 4 FFA 2 3 Treasurer 2 3 Busmess Club 4 Annual staff 4 Forens1cs 2 Massed Chorus 4 SCHARFENORTH, GLENN Transfer Student Camera Club 2 Presr dent Crter Assrstant Ed1tor 2 Busmess Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Forens1cs 2 SCHUFLETOWSKI, LEAH Guls Club 1 Chorus 1 2,3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Sports Club 2 Weather Club 3 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Homecom mg Court 4 L1bra1des 1 Gym Demon stratron 2 4 Twrrler 3 4 SHAW, EARNEST Football 1,2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Muslc ' : ,,. 2 ' : 1 : : ' : . : : ' : ' - ' ,. 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': J U' ,: ' ..: : ..: ..: ' Apprecratron 1 Manual Club 2 Conser vatron 3 Busrness Club 4 Forens1cs 2 SOLBERG, EUGENE Transfer Student Tennls 3 4 Camera Club 3 Sports Club 4 Presrdent 4 Forens1cs 4 SORENSEN CONSTANCE Transfer Student Gym Demonstratron 2 4 Knxttrng Club 2 3 4 Forens1cs 2 Band 2 Annual Staff 4 SPIEGELHOFF, ALAN Sports Club 1 Conservatron Club 2 Weather Club 3 Math Club 4 Massed Chorus 4 Chorus 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Forens1cs 2 SOUTHER, CARROL Transfer Student Knrttrng Club 4 TRIMBERGER, LAWRENCE Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 3 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 2 Busmess Club 1 Conservatron Club 2 Weather Club 3 Baseball 2 Chorus 4 Forens1cs 2 Annual staff 4 VANDE SAND, DONALD Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Busrness Club 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Student VORPAGEL, GEORGE Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Busr ness Club 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 VORPAGEL, JOANNE Transfer Student Knrttrng Club 3 BDK 4 Co Drrector 4 VORPAGEL, STUART FFA 1 2 Camera Club 3 Sports Club 4 VOSS PATRICIA Grrls Club 1, Vrce Presrdent 1 Sports Club 1 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 2 Fo rensrcs 2 Knrttrng Club 2 Jumor Prom Queen Musrc Apprec1at1on Secretary Treasurer 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Massed Chorus 4 Gym Demonstratron 2 4 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 Homecomrng Court 4 Annual Staff 4 Cner 3 WING, LARRY Football 1 2 3,4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Musrc Apprecratron 1 Conser vatron Club 2 3 Massed Chorus 4 Cho rus 3 4 Rom Court 3 Homecomrng Kmg 4 Class Pres1dent4 Annual Staff4 Fo rensrcs 2 WOYAK, DONNA Guls Club 1 Gym Demonstratron 2 Student Councrl 1 FHA 1 2 Vrce Presr dent 2 BDK 3 4 Play Drrector 4 Sargeant at arms 4 Chorus 2 4 Annual Staff 4 ZIEBELL, RONALD Transfer Student Football 2 3 4 Tennrs 3 4 Manual Club 1 Sports Club 2 Busr ness Club 3 BDK 4 BDK Play 4 Chorus 4 Crrer 3 ZIMMERMAN, ROGER Football 1 2 3 Golf 1 2 3 4 Musrc Ap prec1at.1on Club 1 Camera Club 2 Weather Club 3 BDK 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 4 Prom Court 3 BDK Play 4 Forensrcs 2 FRIEND, JOHN Transfer Student Flytrers 2 3 4 Presr dent 4 Football 4 5 X Council 4: Annual Staff 4,: Forensics 2. 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I ' X ,af X 6-N J' W QQ -f We the 1957 Sernor Class of Burlrng ton H1gh School who are leavrng the frrend ly confrnes of thrs school do hereby leave behrnd us the followmg possessrons to be used by varrous underclassmen to their advantage Alan Spiegelhoff wills hrs abrhty to Charlotte Errckson wxlls her tnps to the Sturtevant Auport to anyone who has fnend mterested rn flying Dick Grrebel wills his abihty to break bones and spend most of high school tn a cast to Bill Whrtmore Fred Brever wrlls lus love life and ab1l1ty to Jrtterbug to Danny Schaefer Kay Pearce w1lls her abrlity to sponge a ride after school to Jean Sommers George Vorpagel wrlls hrs abihty to dunk a basketball to George Shaw Don VandeSand wrlls hrs abrlity to give Mrss Newburg the dope on Englrsh to anyone who can use rt Kaye Koch wrlls her height to Judy Mlller who can use rt Ron Ziebell wills hrs football number to hrs brother Ray Betty Brehm wills her ab1.l1ty to make excuses to see a certain boy to any girl Dave Bartholf leaves hrs abrlity and strength to Steve Birky Carrol Souther wxlls her seat on the bus Conme Sorenson wrlls her gym surt to Mane David who has rt all the time any way Drck Rurey wllls hrs drrving ablhty to anyone who has a drag w1th the polrce Darlene Frednch wills her ab111ty to sneak away wrth someone else s date to Mlldred Llcht Drane Keough leaves her collectlon of Lattn Il translations to Judy Otto who may frnd them useful Joanne Vorpagel wmlls her watermelon utensrls to Marian Woyak Donna Woyak wllls her abxlrty to keep her oral cavlty shut to anyone in Mr Belden s class . ' 4 O .A R I F vs ' ' Us ' I 1 XS' K 1 filibuster with Mr. Belden to any junior. to Vince Swanson. May he keep it. . a . i . - Bertre Runzler wrlls her abrlrty to eat constantly and stay thrn to any underclass man who rs on a dret Jack Payne wrlls lus motorbrke to uusty? Berrue Yanny and wrshes hrm luck Karen Kanmer wrlls to Crystal Frrkus and Karen Nelson her long blond harr Norene Rasmussen wrlls to Ruthre Reg ner her weddrng book from Senror Home Ec Class Leah Schufletowskr wrlls her abrlrty to drrve a green Karser to Susy Hentges Esther Lrcht wrlls her luck at gettrng her harr messed up to Judy Vogt Norene Davrd wrlls her curfew to her srster Marre Good luck rn keeprng rt! Larry Wrng wrlls hrs abrlrty to burp to any quret freshman abrlrty to Ralph Newbury Jay Pnntz wrlls hrs lrne power to any freshman who needs rt Mrke Hunt wrlls lus Krwr shoe polrsh to anyone wrth trme enough to use rt Ken Koehnke wrlls lus abrlrty to get a long wrth Mrss Ternen to her recent husband provrded he has a Blue Mongohan Frrtz Gerken wrlls hrs complete rncome to anyone who wants rt Ed Garvey wrlls hrs love for the Republr can Party to Mr Anderson and Mr Belden Pat Voss wrlls her nrckrrame to anyone who wants rt Lynne Lewrs wrlls all her lersure trmef PU to Lrnda Teske who could probably use some Drck Bauman wrlls Bubbles to Conrue Cochran Glenn Scharfenorth wrlls hrs abrlrty to say yes to Kay Pearce s questron to Neal Mrller wrlls the number 33 on lus football Jersey to Dave Keough Jo Isberg wrlls her punctualrty U 0 to Trm Grarrzeau Ethel Lrcht wrlls her dnver s hcense to her srster who will never get one Joe Lrtzler wills hrs shirts wrth the turn ed up collars to Harold Welch Larry Trrmberger wrlls hrs Elvrs Pres ley vorce and srdeburns to A1 Sengbush Roger Z.i.rnmerman wrlls what he knows about the prrncrpal s moods to anyone who has trme to study them Stuart Vorpagel wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Belden to anyone who needs rt Pat Voss model and balance trays at the same trme to Robert Freeman Merrre Jule Barney wrlls her abrlrty to keep her hcense to Dave Mower Geraldrne Johnson wrlls her love to do outluung rn Socral Problems to her srster Janet Rosemary Bender wrlls her abrlrty wrth cars to Sandy Syrrng who has a nrce start wrth a 56 Ford Joan Moore wrlls her well she wrlls rt anyway Jrrn Forbes wills hrs abrlrty to avord the cops to any Junror who needs rt John Fnend wrlls hrs abrlrty to get a long wrth Mr Belden to Gary Rubach Dave Platz wrlls all future and hope to June frrst and all good thrngs to Terry Davrs Otto Frank leaves his speed and hustling Gene Solberg wills his ability to watch 54' X Hank Baltz rs makrng a career out of the Navy He rs now chref engmeer of one of ltS brg vessels When we look rn at Madlson Square Gardens we fmd Meme Jule Barney nd mg ag3.lI1St Arthur Godfrey and many others Up rn the Northern Rockres we see Dave Bartholf lrvrng as a hermrt huntrng fishrng and trapprng D1ck Bauman has recently become dr rector of the Uruversrty of Wrsconsrn band and has led them to many honors Rosemary Bender IS happrly marned to Roger and rs rarsmg a mce httle farmly chantable work at the Salvatron Army home rn Madrson Fred Brever rs heralded as the new Elvrs Presley When he smgs he Jrtterbugs Carl Choquette has a stnng of movze theaters all over the country Norene Dav1d just fuushed college and has become a dramatrc duector at the Fred Mrller Theater Charlotte Enckson has been appomted head nurse at Mendota State Hosprtal for the mentally rll Jrm Forbes has had so much trouble wrth cars that he frgured the only way out 18 to become an auto salesman Otto Frank has followed hrs father s foot steps and rs workrng at the Can Shop Darlene Fredich rs worklng as a prrvate secretary for the V1ce Presrdent of the United States John Frrend has fallen rn love wrth the farm and he s helpmg out Drck Rubach Ralph Garland IS currently huntmg brg game rn Afnca As we look mto our crystal ball we see Ed Garvey runmng for U S Presrdent on the Democratrc trcket Fritz Gerken has establrshed a shop to help young people remake Crosley cars D1ck Grrebel has been elected head of Burhngton Memorral Hosprtal Medrcal Staff Mrke Hunt has gone mto busmess for hrmself rnanufacturrng rceboats After readrng the headlmes we find the U W Nurses School has a new head nurse namely Jo Isberg Geraldme Johnson st1l1 holds her sec retarral Job at Johnson s Wax Karen Kanter has moved to Mrlwaukee where she s workrng and takmg care of Gene Drane Keough rs workmg rn the psychr atnc ward at Mendota State Hosprtal Kaye Koch rs workrng for Trans World Auhnes as a hostess and part mme prlot Ken Koehnke has frnally made up his mrnd about actrng wrth an all female cast He says It s nuts! I P' ,l v Betty Brehm has been carrying on her as chief brain surgeon. Lynn and Jack are happ1ly marr1ed and are now ra1s1ng a n1ce httle UQ famtly Ethel and Esther L1ChI are modehng for Marshall F1elds 1n Ch1cago thanks to P1t ZIC s posture classes Joe Lrtzler IS st111 employed by Key stone Ferrule and Nut Co He recently re ce1ved a promouon and gets Sl 50 an hour Neal M1ller 15 presrdent of Chrysler Cor porauon He 18 selhng more cars than any other manufacturer Joan Moore has completed college an IS res1d1ng at Waupaca W1scons1n Kay Pearce has been seen tounng the country as a rught club smger As we all pass on Dave Platz wlll be takmg care of our bodres He s an excellent Jay Pnntz has moved to Arab1a where he now hves w1th lus harem and IS pleased wrth hrs work Norene Rasmussen 18 happ1ly marr1ed and ra1s1ng her famrly 1Il Racme Jerry Reavzs has taken over Mr Mer cer s Job teaclung Ag at good old B H S Instead of Watchmg Two Ton Baker on TV we tune 1n to see B1g Bertha Berne Runzler D1ck Rurey IS tra1n1ng to enter the O1ymp1c marble toumament at Sidney Australla Glenn Scharfenorth IS st1l1 attendmg St Olaf s College where he s not enJoy1ng any of 11fe s pleasures w1ne women and song' Al Spiegelhoff 13 currently the U S good W111 ambassador to Europe Carol Souther IS hvmg 1n Mrlwaukee Lnstead of makrng so many mps there We see Leah Schfletowsk1 us1ng her fam111ar H1 ya boys to get her men On TV we see Earnxe Shaw leadmg women s exercrses every mornrng Glad to see you us1ng all that energy Earme Due to hu many arguments wrth Mr Beldon Gene Solberg never graduated from Soc1al Problems class You ll learn to argue Wlllh hrm Gene Conme Sorensen thanks to Mr Stem graber s wonderful teachmg IS now pr1vate secretary to Harry Truman Larry Tnmberger IS stlll r1d1ng around w1th h1s httle frlly 111 theu Green Bomb Don Vande Sand IS really makmg countant for the U S government Our one and only Scoop George Vorpagel has been chosen to play center on the U S basketball team We now see Joanne Vorpagel cannmg all the farm products Jerry ra1ses for her Smart Vorpagel has Just recently taken over the Job as head of the math department at B H S Pat Voss IS modehng at Sacks Frfth Avenue hauhng 1n men and money I..1V1l'1g happrly as a new homemaker 18 Donna Woyak Ron Zrebell IS st1Jl work1ng for Rose Bakery punchrng holes 1n doughnuts Roger Zunmerman has had more ac crdents than anyone 1n Burhngton Lary W1ng IS a sound effect man for a current Broadway H1t We knew your burp would make you famous . . . , . . n ' . n . o . . . . n ' u . . U . d ' . . ' - . , ' f 4 . mortician. money. He's now a Certified Public Ac- . O l 1 4 , ' ll ' 'II ' . 0 , ' . . . . . . - ' ' ' vs , , . . . . I l I I ' . I 0 . - Q WMS 'Q 4 if 'fb .A .5 Q W as Pt if 9 o f . ew ' ': fri , . f-4 4 Q wif i-'iw 7 x ' ?5 1' FIISI row left to rrght J Wers M Remer I Watson V Flemmmg T Rogers L Watson C Fukus I Klng Second row R Rlder Gauger V Mercer 1 Sommers D Wlttenber C Cochran J Doeden C Day Thxrd row L Barney J Bartholf O Frank caa2vz0' MR GEIKEN advlsor GEORGE SHAW DIAN WITTENBER VIRGINIA PAEPKE absent Swanson M Woyak R. Probst S Syrrng A Koemg D Schae fer K Cable Fourth row D Slocum S Gardner M Mohr mlng D Paylertner N Greger sen M Busher D Karwe1k, Mower T Blohm V. Koch, J. Rose, B. Knobel, C. backer, B. Whitmore, L. Flem- . ' , . , . , . . . ' D. , . , . , V. Frrst row left to rrght D M1165 Moyle V Kurtenbach B Earle J Rudxe, E McCarthy S Hentges I Woodhull, S Karns B Preters J Mxller E Johnson I Reynolds R Regner K Nelson S Boulden J DeGrave J Buerge Second B Sperlrch Fourth row S Mc row G Shaw L Petersen M Kennan L Holm R. Blakeman Ward I Enckson J Roosa J I Crowley B Beuthlmg I Massre Mrller I Gerber V Paepke J R Zrebell J Davrd G Mueller Guzzetta S Brrky Thrrd row S K Brandes I Upperclassmen and Jumors at last! Thxs year we became the proud owners of class rrngs Then May 11, after weeks and weeks of planmng and workmg we emoyed the hrghhght of the year the Jumor prom As our theme we chose Hawanan Hohday As we look back to when we were underclassmen we fmd many happy memorres Dunng our sophomore year we spent most of our ume savmg our money for the Jumor prom and annual We can remember when as tremblmg freshmen we were imtrated by the semors After lt was over we breathed a sxgh of relref and reahzed that we were fmally a part of BHS The theme of our freshman return dance was Deep rn the Heart of Texas . . . . I ' ' I I ' I ' U Q . 9 . 9 . n 9 Q 9 0 l 0 I I I ' I 0 I 0 O ' n - - 9 o s Q q o Q . n q 9 0 9 o 9 Q 9 9 9 n 9 . 9 0 Q 9 1 9 p D ' I ' I ' ' I ' l ' O . . . 9 . n o . . u 0 I . . - - . 9, U . ,, s 4 I s a U I 9 . . . . . n - or 1 Q m1XCd chemlcals l rf -Mil We studred world hrstory I mruuw and learned to burld our future 41 learned to cook and sew 0 YWMM 'N jfs X af . x Frrst row left to rxght I Cole P Seltz A Behen K Jones I Radloff I Gundersen E Rutkow sk1,J Bresee Second row M Meurer J Zappendorf L Teske M Maas J Anderson K Hofstedt P Granzeau L Bergdahl M Ganswrndt Thxrd row D Bau man B Madsen E Roosa M Fxrst row left to rrght Mrs Worby class advrsor L Baltz B Lederer B Holzrlchter Donalds J Otto D Pferffer M Schaetten C Gerber R North Fourth row B Recknagel B Bartelson J Holzrlchter J Sch11tz J MacLean R Lederer P Tor horst R Mrllard W Gardner D Frnucane Fi Fust row left to rrght M Sheu nerr M Grll B K1rchenberg, S Skomskl, S Blohn, I Ryall, Magray, M Petersen M Taylor D Nlcoson, D Wrlhch N Vogel, S Souther Second row G Kae brsch, 1 Tenhagen, D Aldr1ch L Baltz C Beuthhng B Henderse J Koemg, C Frrend B Rrchard son,J Border S MHIVBSIO, N Peterson V Woyak Th1rd row D Mrles, J Freeman, C Krueger S Hew1tt,J Sharp I Schranz H DeBack, M Coulman, E VandeSand L Garber I Hefty D VanBolh1us G Rubach I Henmng Fourth row L Peterson L Prrk,J King J We1s R Hen mng, E Tlscher, R. Jensen D Thorn, D Burrlght K Iahn, C Flnster R Isferdlng, G Blodgett, L Frrtz, D Large L Reynolds Thrs year we became mrsers as we saved our money for the expenses of our Jumor and semor years sponsorrng our Jumor prom and puttmg out an annual At Chrlstmas t1me we bought 5237 worth of Chnstmas seals and set a new record We exceeded all other classes 1n sales We were very actrve durrng our freshman year After becommg acqualnted wrth the school, we had to face our xmtlatron ceremomes We then felt that we were truly a part of BHS As we look back If doesn t seem as bad as lt d1d at the t1me We then sponsored the Freshman Return Dance Our theme was A L1ttle Brt of Heaven ' , ' : . - . ' . . 1 - ' g - I . - . o 9 - n . . . , . . . . . 0 I o D . g o u . 3 1 Q c ' . . l , . Q ' . , . I , . ' , . ' . . n, ' . ' , . s . a D g 4 I - 9 l g a a - , . I . . , . I . . . . . . . , . . . ,, . . D., We cut frogs apart Zhu translated Caesar studxes the Elements of Euchd and attempted to type - 4 L 0 A1 M. -,, - -. . - ', 4 f A , , A n , D N . W -f if I jg-we. affix ,Q :4f2',., f' s, ' ' ' Q ,f' ' W K' ,1 ff 1 Cf' .- 'vp vw I V, 7,541 I 'W ' '- ,Cl I ' V- t If ,I K N Hx . U. K L' s K2 x w , 1 . - S .KA , 0 r . 'L X5 f5N'N-- R 'ul a V ' A lyxlwx xr sffia a 4 , . 1 . Q , x . - X x , , i X x . , A Qi QTY --TEQXAKLX I K: 'xx 5, ' ,Y Q Aim M as -Xfgiix' 1 ' Y . -kgfk, ,, .,- ,. N f Frrst row left to rrght G Vande Sand B Stardy D Schranz M Davrd B Breske J Urquhart T Davrs S Potter E Johnson C Dunkel E Larson Second row D Keough N Wood K Koch R Beuthlmg C Yambor J Bedessen K Sundberg S Edwards G Johnson Third row L Clrne J Lumley J Mrchul B Paepke Left to r1ght J Lumley Mrss Salrsbury class advrsor J Urqu hart D Peterson P Kurtenback J Lux C Ander son J Hefty B Dauben W Barta R Newbury T Olson Fourth row J Thate R Imne M Coyne J Kessler R Baumann T Smlth P Trrmberger D Mrller Knobel M Plsula J. Recknagel, B. Solberg, B. Frank, G. Watts, R. Kirsh, D. Hall, J, 0 ' . . '3 L Frrst row left to rrght B Ready B W1lson J Johnson J Breske D Peterson J Rurey M M1ddleton M Kllgore C Haas P Trsher Second row J Woodgate J Vogt P Harper J Ide I Wlechert D Walbrandt M Wllson G Bella M Mather K Blodgett B Jahns J DeGrave R Zlebell K Man quest L North H Welch P Schroeder A Sengbush T Moczyn Skl D Schaefer R Werth R Van Bolhurs Fourth row R Wrlfret C Stubley D We1s J Kumba R Gebel S Wolfe J Hxlden F Tartaglra N Conrad J Schner berg D Woodhull J Mrller T Granzeau D Peterson Excrtement and nervous confuslon was rn the ur on September 4 1996 as some 108 freshmen started the f1rst of the1r four years of hugh school at B H S The f1rst brg event of the year took place on Thursday even1ng October 12 That was the Homecommg parade Although our float drdn t wm a pnze we had lots of fun workmg on rt Yes the brg day fmally arrrved On Frrday Nov 9 we were rmtrated Wrth our sllly clothes stra1ght uncombed harr we had to obey the semors and Mr Ra1d for them We all had a good trme and now we are B H S crtrzens For our contrxbutron to the soc1al lrfe of B H S we gave a Freshman Return Dance on March 23 1957 The theme was Moonlrght Gambler These events were all enjoyed very much B. Meyer. Third row: L. Alvarez, il tested m1lk W and studled c1txzensh1p We learned that x+y:z. d1d stunts l 47, gm, 22' 'LS if 235515 lf 1 , ,fe ,g ,SY 3,199.5 gg, f52'9 ,,'f' 1- Mu O 1 LYNNE LEWIS IO ISBERG They all Sald we d never do ll but we really surprlsed them We publlshed our own annual' Of course lt was not all fun as anyone w1l1 tell you but the end product IS worth every mmute of our hard work We began workrng nearly a year ago wrth our f1rst bake sale at B1gelow s Refrrgera t1on Servrce on June 25 1956 We made S35 whlch certa1nly seemed a far cry from the 351 200 we needed but that d1dn t stop us ID August we had another bake sale nettrng 2625 We then had S60 and w1th the 3510 left from prom expenses ll came to a grand total of EB70' Of course we needed more money so we dec1ded to sponsor a paper dr1ve We started th1s proyect on September 12 and lf contmued for three days rn whrch t1me we gathered nearly frve tons of paper whrch was stacked behlnd the football bleachers For th1s mounta1n of pulverrzed trees we recerved a grand total of 332' We then had S100' We also srgned a contract for an annual w1th the Taylor Yearbook Company rn September However student subscrrptrons and adverusmg took care of the rest of the frnances and by January 1957 our frnancxal worues were over After the money problem was settled we began to worry about t1me We had three deadl1nes December 23 January 29 and March 7 We all worked at Lynne s house and ll was a mad scramble as each deadl1ne drew near Everyone was extremely glad to see the frnal copy sent to Dallas where lt was prrnted and of course the brggest moment was the arrrval of the f1n1shed product ln May WV if QE V zfxp E - 3. ! 5125! First r0w left to rlght N Davrd Thlrd row R Zrebell D Bauman E McCarthy J Reynolds P Voss J Forbes L Wrng R Guebel A L Lewrs Mrs Worby Advrsor Spregelhoff R Rurey Mr Andersen Advrsor Second row L Schufletowskr K Pearce J Isberg Mr Trrechel Advxsor f4mna4l cidtafza Frrst row left to rrght hm Forbes Copy and Drck Bauman Prctures Second row Lynne Lewrs Co edrtor and Jo Isberg Co edrtor Thrrd row Kay Pearce Layout and Dlane Keough Subscrrpuons Fourth row Berne Runzler Typrng Pat Voss Ads and Norene Davrd Fmance D. Keough, M. Barney, B. Runzler, ZZ? Frrst row left to rrght M1ss New burg advrsor L Lewrs J Isberg V Mercer B Runzler K Kantner L Schufletowskr, E McCarthy V P Voss M Barney S Moyle K Pearce D Keough J Moore B WI Brehm C Cochran Thrrd row K Koch R Zrmrnerman J Forbes R Zrebell J Prmtz C Day L Barney K Koehnke Fourth row N Mrller D Platz H Baltz R Bauman E Garvey J Payne Beta Delta Kappa rs the dramatrc club of B H S The purpose of the club rs to teach IIS members more about all phases of dramatrcs and to encourage responsrbrlrty and co operatxon I I I Paepke. Second row: N. David, F. Geiken, N. Gregersen, L. Wing, p . . I . HI' . I . . . - dh! Frrst row left to rrght J Reynolds J Breske N Peterson E Johnson J DeGrave D Peterson D Van Bolhurs Second row C Stubley P Schroeder M Ward J Doeden B Dauben J Buerge Mr Stern graber Advrsor Thrrd row T Olson L Holm M Busher G VandeSand D Keough E Larson N Conrad Fourth rovv D Vande Shaw G Vorpagel R Rurey R Mrllard W Gardner Busrness Club under the superxrsron of Mr Sterngraber uses the proceeds rt recerves from Kandy KldS for useful thrngs needed around school I ' . : . , Sand, B. Whitmore, O. Frank, E. First row, left to right: S. Birky, J. Rurey, M. Kil- gore, W. Andersen, advisor Second row: C. Finster, J. Schneiberg, T. Smith. Third row: D. Burright, L Flemming R Zwiebel First row left to right L Reynolds M Pisula R Newbury R Mad T Moczynskr J Ryall D Schaefer sen Fourth row R Belden ad R Peterson Second row D Large visor J Kessler B Recknagel E Tischer R Jensen T Gran D Bauman R Imrie R Lederer zeau P Trimberger Third row J Schlitz D Frnucane D Thorn R Klrsh . , . . 1 w I . . 0 . - , - . , . , . , . . ' - - , . , . , . - . , . . 0 . , , . , . g ' 1 - 9 - ' . y - 1 - I g - . 2 . . . , . , . , Fxrst row left to rrght I Reynolds Keough N Wood D Wlttenber C Dunkel J Gundersen E Mc B Sperl1ch C Gauger Fourth Carthy A Behen Second row row E VandeSand B Rlchardson Mr Andersen, C Erlckson J J Sharp D Pfelffer R. Mrllard Ward Thtrd row B Earle D The Cr1er Staff works drhgently to put out a weekly paper for our school The staff IS made up of students who have volunteered the1r trme to work on the Cr1er Left to ught Charlotte Errckson News Ed1tor Dran W1ttenber Feature Edrtor Ed Garvey Sports Ed1tor Jo Isberg Ed1tor rn Chxef Joyce Buerge Representanve to STANDARD PRESS Vogt, V. Paepke, I. Buerge, M. E. Garvey, V. Koch, J. Isberg. fm, I 7.7.1-if. F1rst row left to rrght R W1lfert Watts Fourth row K Brandes D Wers G K3Cb1SCh L North Beuthlmg M Hall R Hennmg F Mercer adv1sor Second row J Massre B Bartelson J Dav1d J Crovlley D Mrller J Reavls, J Kmg Thrrd row R North J Wers L Peterson K Jahns G The purpose of F F A IS to develop agrrcultural leadershlp X co operauon and C1l1Z6l'lSh1P It motto IS TIO Learmng to do Dorng to learn A Earnmg to l1ve L1v1ng to serve G q f-'ITL 15.15. Qfl - .' .. f ' S Vlniji - r . : 1 . fr w e ' .. UF '- ,f a . . 'I yo, QI 1 A 7704 Fust row left to rlght B Meyers E Rutkowskx M Scheunert J Tenhagen M Gxll P Se1tz B Kuchenberg F Salrsbury adv1sor Second row M Dav1d J Gerber gett I King S Skomskl F H A s ma1n purpose IS to teach 1ts Vx' members how to bulld good homes for the future fam1l1es of Amerlca Dur1ng the year the guls work for var1ous degrees of achxevement 3 vii, I 3, Flscher Thxrd row M Llcht J Welss J Hefty K Nelson H DeBack B Henderson E Johnson C Anderson C Beuthlmg C Haas Fourth row I Sharp D Pfe1ffer Hefty J Schranz - I 00 New I. Anderson, R. Regner, K. Blod- , C. Gerber, J. Hilden, S. Wolfe, I - . p . ., R. So n n . . ' ., . . . O ' wb 1 7? . 7 E141 E . Q- Q V xl 'fi O oe 4 Q01 X40 Zqtcvw Fxrst row left to rlght R Van Bolhu1s D Hall J Mrller J M1chuls Second row Mr Olson Adv1sor R Blakeman J McKennan 1 Kumba Tlurd row I Fr1end M Hunt A Koemg J Thate Second row N Dav1d K Pearce L Bergdahl V Mercer L Lew1s Thud row J Doeden M Ganswrndt L Teske M Taylor I Rud1e A Behen Fourth row N Gregersen M1ss Newburg Adv1sor E Garvey E Solberg D Slocum I FHS! YOW. left to right: I. Miller. J. lsberg, E. Vande Sand, E. McCarthy, B. Breske 60t60 L6de2044 F1rst row left to rrght Mrs Murpny M Meurer S Potter M Ganswmdt Advxsor I Urquhart B Wllson M Wrlson B Ready Thxrd row B Jahns M Petersen M Taylor P Kurtenbach D Wrlhch L Gar Second row J Vogt L Teske ber P Cole T Davrs N Wood J Koemg Fust row left to rrght J Zappen dorf B Stardy C Krueger B Preters C Souther Second row B Knobel C Errckson C Soren sen D Aldnch S Karns G Johnson Thrrd row B Rrchard son Mxss Pltzner Advrsor E Vande Sand V Koch Es Lrcht Et Lrcht D Fredrlch R. Bender I . . . . . 1 ' ' 1 f p s 1 1 1 . . . , . . I ' I ' I u 1 o Q I n , - , Q - , , . , Q ' . . 0 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . Q I . . I - . 0 . - , . . . 0 . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 3 0 . . . . , . . . , . , . , - , . 1 . g - ' . , . 1 I 1 - I 1 llbll' Left to right G Bella M Maas B Jahns D Dudley Mrs Worby advisor dad First row, left to right: G. Rubach, Bartholf, T. Blohm, D. Schaefer J. Guzzeta, G. Shaw, G. Mueller, Third row: S. Klein, F. Brever, Mr. Greenwood, Advisor. Second M. Mohrbacker, K. Cable, R. row: J. Knobel, V. Swanson, J. Karweick. Frrst row left to r1ght K Sundberg J M1l1er I Ide, M Harper M M1ddleton I Johnson Mr Gelken Advrsor Second row R Gebel, L Alvarez D Mrles S Ide,J Wrechert R Werth Thud row J Bedessen J Sommers B Sperl1ch D Wrttenber J DeGrave K Koch D M1les Fourth row D Slocum A Sp1egelhoff S Gardner B Paepke S Boulden D Payle1tner J Holzrrchter J MacLean A new club added to the club roster thrs year was the Math Club featurrng math as a recreatron rncludmg games trrcks and puzzles mvolvmg math The hrstory of math was revealed through rnstruments such as the countrng board abacus T square protractor and ruler F1rst row left to nght B Breske C Hofsted L Peterson V Kurten I S bach M Coulman Fourth row R Beuthhng C Yambor B Frank Woodgate C Dunkel B Magray Behen Second row C Frlend Sponsor Mrs Bertha Newbury not shown Roosa J Woodhull Thlrd row M8lV3S10 C Frrkus N Vogel The purpose of the Nurses Club IS to sumulate mterest 1n nursmg as a career Dunng the year tnps are taken to nearby hospuals and trarnmg schools by the members of thrs club The guls also emoy talks grven by profess1onal nurses I A. . : . ' , ' . . . l. , S. Blohm, M. Mather, B. Earle, S. Edwards, A. Sundburg, S. Syring I. , . . ' : : . , Frrst row, left to right: L. Bergdahl, 1. King, B. Sol- berg. Second row: J. Lux, D Walbrandt, J. Reck- nagel, D. Schrantz. Third row: D. Ebert, P. Torhorst, L Fritz, R. Ziebell, I. Henmng. Frrst row left to rlght J Lltzler R. Garland D Bartholf S Vor pagel D Grerbel C Choquette Second row G Johnson I Radloff J Rose K Jones P Granzeau G Gundersen E Roosa T Rogers I Watson V Flemmrng Thtrd row L Baltz S Hewxtt L Wat son G Gaylor M Remer S Souther I Bresee Fourth row son R Probst J Border D Nrco son M Donalds J Otto Mr Vertz Advrsor G. Solberg, G. Blodgett, O. Frank. M. Schaetten. I. Cole. I. Erick- Fust row left to rrght J Ide J Rudle N Dav1d W Barta Second Barney Mr Trrechel Adv1sor Thrrd row D Vande Sand P SCU Student Counc1l sponsors all the l-lomecomlng 3CI1V1I16S that the students and alumnr enJoy annually As an extra attractron th1s year the Counc1l sponsored a Chnstmas dance w1th the proceeds gomg to Teens Agarnst Polro The theme of the dance was Wmter Wonderland Along w1th these brg prolects the Counc1l also carued out several smaller projects OFFICERS Left to nght D Vande Sand Sergeant at Arms N Dav1d Secre tary E Garvey Mayor M Barney, Vlce Presrdent 0 , Q row: D. Aldrich, L. Bergdahl, M. Thorhorst, E. Garvey, N. Greger V I I I ?D,Z.70 Fust row left to rrght I Forbes Keough K Pearce E McCarthy I Payne D Bauman N Greger Thud row V Paepke J Moore Dewey adv1sor N Davrd D Schufletowskr UNTO THY DOORS, a Chnstmas Play capped top honors among the three one act plays presented by Beta Delta Kappa on Tuesday evenrng December 11 1956 UNTO THY DOORS was drrected by Donna Woyak and Joanne Vorpagel A close second was OPEN ING NIGHT a comedy drrected by Norene Dav1d and Kaye Koch Last but certalnly not least was SUBMERGED a drama drrected by Berne Runzler and Lynne Lewis 'Hof-N' v 4 p I ' . ' : . . , . . . . SCD. S. Moyle. Second row: Mrs. R. Zimmerman, B. Brehm, L. I l l . ' D I , , , . . . . ZDKFDMQ4 The cast of OPENING NIGHT Second row E McCarthy J wasV Mercer C Cochran P Isberg K Koehnke Mr Gerken Voss K Kantner N Dav1d M advlsor K Koch V Paepke I I I I Q , Q . g Q ' U ' 1 c I 0 I f I r . , . , . S . , . , . 0 o . . . . , . . g - , . . . Q f , Q . . . Q n 0 . , . . Barney Rudxe SUBMERGED Frrst row left to nght R Zre bell J Pnntz L Barney Second row E Garvey L Wmg, C Day Thud row B Runzler L Lewls Frrst row left to r1ght R Rurey D Paylertner R Z1ebell R Zre bell J Forbes H Baltz R Grre bel K Koehnke D Bauman, L FTIIZ, D Slocum R Henmng, J Payne Second row J Roosa, J Lux D Fredrrch J Mrller B W1lson, J Doedon M Petersen L Teske L Lew1s C Gauger V Koch J Moore 1 M1ller B Runzler G Paepke K Sandberg B Knobel Thud row S Karns, L Schufletowskr, E Llcht C I Urquhart M Lrcht D Mrles Fourth row J Isberg N Dav1d V Mercer J Rud1e K Nelson S Moyle S Ide K Koch B Dauben S Potter N Wood E Roosa J Otto, L Balrz,J Doeden I Buerge K Kantner Frfth row C Enckson, D Keough P Voss M Barney E McCarthy S Boul den D Platz, L Wlng N Greger sen, L Trrmberger J Prrntz A Spregelgoff N M1l1er J Rose J Sommers K Pearce E L1ChI Beuthlrng C Fr1end, M Ganswmdt C Cochran S Syrmg D W1ttenber S Mueller M Ward J Ide P Harper E Johnson, S Hentges, I Erlckson M Dav1d The Accompanlsts for the chorus are Mar1or1e Petersen Janet Doeden and Lrnda Teske . . . . . , . . , . , . , . . . . . - . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . , . , g . g . , . ' 1 , . , s , , . , . . . , 1 , . , . . , . . , . , . , . . . . . . 1 - . . . . . . , . , . , . a 1 1 . . . , . , Q . , 1 , 0 Q U 1 I y I Q u Q O - 0 r 1 u - 1 . 1 f 1 1 - ' n v 1 - 1 - 1 - s 0 . . . . . . - . , 1 , . , Q . , - . 1 1 , . 1 0 - 1 1 . , 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 9 . , . , . 1 . I 5 I 1 1 . gdltd Fust row left to rrght M Petersen I Doeden M Taylor M Gans w1ndt L Teske B Stardy Second row T Granzeau I Doeden L Bergdahl N Peterson P Granzeau D Schaefer S Btrky Thrrd row T Sm1th L Holm J Otto, G Vorpagel K Koch R Zxebell R Peterson R Bauman Fourth row M Busher J Holzrrchter R Payle1tner F Gerken N Gregersen I Prmtz R Henmng J Reavrs 'vw 0:44 Zmedck ?a!! ' 'gmwl Frrst row, left to nght: L. Teske M. Ganswlndt, J. Otto. Second row. R. Zrebell, J. Prxntz, F. Gerken, R. Bauman. vlaikfi Schufletowskl M Barney Second row J Moore L Lew1s J Payne D Platz L Wmg Thrrd row K Koehnke R Rurey N Dav1d K Pearce Fourth row B Runzler P Voss E Lrcht I Forbes R Bauman First row, left to right: E. Licht. I. Isberg, D. Keough, L. Zami Frrst row left to rlght L Teske Otto Thrrd row L Holm T J Doeden J Doeden P Granzeau Smrth J Pnntz R. Zlebell R R Bauman Second row T Gran Henmng zeau B Stardy L Bergdahl J I Frrst row left to nght E Schufle towskr, L Schufietowslu J Rose Second row J Rud1e, J Moore Thrrd row R Bender V Koch V Mercer . . . . . , 4 . , , - Q , . 0 n I 9 1 v 1 ' 1 1 - 0 - - . . . . . 1 e 1 - a . . . 0 , . u o 1 - o . . - . Q n ' 0 - . 1 a o . . 274-wade gan' IB '11, 5 'hz Semor Float Second Pnze 'Zfame 99'-:lf 65,1 FHA Float Thud Pnze BDK Float, FIISI PIIZG N.. pgyy 'L0g5fmsm,HEAns' 1 Dance COMKCKQ I K 7 '7 '5 Q at 9 6 fr J 4 5 A 7 6 m 4 4 Z M 6 A H C: j 0 M oz 1 N - Soadan gall 7756 Poem We held electlons danced to the Jxve of the Jukebox learned to dr1ve celebrated Chr1stmas studles 1n the hbrary and patron1zed Kandy Kxds Hmm away? First row right to left N Miller K Koehnke D Rurey J Printz J Fnend E Shaw L Tnmberger R Ziebell Second row G Vorpagel M Mohrbacker T Moczynskr, N Gregexsen P Torhorst D Slocum G Shaw Thirdrow R. Rider row D Moore Athleuc Director R Vertz Coach I Ryall student manager Those senrors who played then last football game for BHS are George Vorpagel, I ay Printz Neal Mlller Ron Ziebell, Earnest Shaw, Otto Frank Larry Trimberger, Larry Wm Ken Koehnke, and Drck Rurey Although the boys were not too successful in 1956 they have this to say WE TRIED OUR VERY BEST! SEASON S STANDINGS BURLINGTON OPPONENTS St Catherines Lake Geneva Mukwonago Whitewater Delavan East Troy Elkhorn 0 Wilmot 0 O. Frank, J. Schlitz, L. Droster, B. Lederer, M. Hall, L. Barney, S. Gardner. Fourth . ' . . ' g. 1 6 . ' 0 25 0 14 0 39 0 40 0 6 0 26 42 canoe? Fust row, left to nght T Olson D Thom R Ziebell, R Werth G Watts D Irnne Second row M Coyne D Schaefer W Gardner D Keough D Finu Fmster R Baumann, D Hall I Kess1er,J Ryall Manager The record of the future A Squad of BHS was 1 4 i C' 0 . o : n p 9 9 o 9 o 9 s cane, I. Knobel, B. Hering. Third row: Coach, William Anderseng M, Pisula, C . l I O I I I I I J,. I ff fs K rv u - L. x Q FJ' gg., JN., Durmg the year many humorous pep meetrngs were led by our cheer leaders A SQUAD Judy Mrller Sue Hentges Valerle Koch Joan Moore Go' Frghtl Wm' B SQUAD Lmda Baltz Irene Radloff Sharon Potter Dorre Aldrrch ffgaw Left to nght J Banholf K Cable Sand L wmg N Mluer R zwle R Payleltner N Gregersen G bel G Shaw Vorpagel Coach Vertz D Vande The 1956 57 basketball team held hxgh the colors of Burhngton Hrgh School and came through wrth a hard fought well deserved Southern Lakes Champ1onsh1p The Orange and Black had an overall record of 12 wms and 2 losses rn the Conference whrch rs evrdence of the outstand1ng play and teamwork that was dlsplayed by each member of the team The coachmg staff, headed by Mr Vertz also deserved a great deal of PISISC, for beh1nd every champronshnp team hes a champronshrp coach Thrs was the second champmnshrp 1n a row for Mr Vertz 56-57 Wafudq BHS OPP. BHS 39 St. Bonaventure 35 56 67 Lake Geneva 65 40 '78 Mukwonago 53 45 62 Whitewater 55 48 52 Wilmot 45 '72 69 Delavan '70 69 59 Oconomowoc 47 86 60 St. Bonaventure 40 65 57 East Troy 43 +53 49 Elkhorn 55 +50 + Tournaments 640604 C0284 Lake Geneva Mukwonago Whitewater Wilmot Delavan East Troy Elkhorn Salem Central Salem Central Kenosha OPP 39 23 42 45 42 55 63 44 51 65 Ftrst row left to nght M Coyne,J Thate, L Droster R Lederer J Holzrichter D Keough Second row Mr Andersen Coach J Schlitz R Peterson G Watts U . , I 2 . - Q g Q g s 1 . . 2 u , I . n o I - I O Q I Q I l ' . D Hall M Prsula D Thorn D Schaefer GEORCE VORPAGEL NEAL MILLER caan 56444 LARRY WING DON VANDESAND 2 5 Y 4 U 3 fI5,2fi1-ff, Q al' Q-Clgvyi sr . '24, nigh! .fkff ,J I .18 : 2,1 1 jf Q A f tnm ,,., , j ' , if I-is I-VK Q, , '- , ' 'k A '4 'Q 'Q-, R 4 ,a , I g. ff' Q! f , 3 f J 'ff' , ' f '- ' ' ,fzifr if 3 ' 1 QJKV-f'f Vs' K, Hy., ,gt-2?:tL 3 4,1 I , 'nf 1 If D ,' 'r - 1 , ,, - . , g . V , , , I. . 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