Casco High School - Comet Yearbook (Casco, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1961 volume:

Table of Contents Dedication . ■ . . , 4 , 44 a ,,..a ,4a ' 4 � � ,4� a,««4B«k 4 4 3 Editor ' s Message , ,.. . - , .... ,.4 Mrs, CjOhrkc t, , , ' , , , ' , . ,. . ' . ,.. ' . 5 Annual Staff and Junior Editors . . .... .., , , . 6 Senior Section ,.. ,.. . . 7—20 Mrs, Brown , . , , . , , . ., . .21 Junior Class.♦ ., . , . .. ,., , . . . . 22 Mr. Simono . . . . .... •. . . ..20 Sophomore Class..... , 24 Mr Zollinger...,.. ..25 F r esh m an C-lass ,. . ■ « . • ,,, 4 6 Mrs. D iiucy t, ,.,,, «, ••, . 2 7 F H,A .. 28--30 Mrs, bl a th y s , , . Librarians.. .. .. « � .,,� .� .32 Mr, Majeski .. 33 1 . I m 9 ,, ■ , 4 ' , pi-. , , 44 , 4 ■■ • , 4 , a ■ 4 4 4 3 4 ” ” 3 6 Principal Sheffy , .., , , ,.,37 Board of Education .p., , . + .,+ ,«., «, , a ..,. ■ 38 Mrs, Stoller...... ... 39 Activities. , . . , 40 42 Mr. Bourgeois. 43 Music Department , ... ... 44--4S Mr. Lee man ...... 49 Science inactivities ■ « , , ,4 . . . a,,., ,... ., ,, « ... 80 Honor Society ., . , .. ,51 Homecoming , , ,. . . , « .� • • � . . . S2--53 Prom + . . . 54--55 Pep Club and Cheerleaders . 56--57 Cooks, Custodians, and Bus Drivers , . . .. • � ... 58 Mr. K e mp .a,..,..,,,.. . , ,, ,, ' , ,,, . . « 5? Athletics + � ,44 ■ , -. . ,41 4 44 - 44 4 . . 414 4 60“ _ 70 Advertisements... . .71—84 2 of I n NORBERT HEIM We the graduating class of 1961, wish to pay tribute to our friend and classmate, Norbcrt Heim, who lost his life in an automobile accident. Although he is gone, he is not forgotten and will never be far from our thoughts. In Memory The Senior Class 5 Editors Message Edi tor-in -Chief TERRY KAYE Assistant-Editor JUDY SPITZEP it has been our outmost endeavor, the editors of the 1960-1961 annual! to effectively record the various occasions and activities of the school year, l wish to take this opportunity to express a sincere appreciation and a special thank-you” to everyone who has helped to make this annual a success. Yours truly, Terry Kaye Editor-in-Chief FIRST ROW: P, Ruehl A, Faye, A, Dillenberg, Mrs. Gehrke, T. Kaye, J. Spitzer, D. Merritt, A Wautlet, N. Urban, D, LaCioix, N, BredaeL SECOND ROW: J. Delebreau, R. Charles, D. TIachae, M, Deilis, P. Robinson, H. Massart, W. Massey, C Veeser, K, Brusda, L. Hendricks, T, Treml, L. Beilin, R. Ferron, P. Theis, $. Webster. THIRD ROW: D. Vande Yacht, M. Smetana, G. Nemetr, R. VandeYacht, C, Beilin, J. Wochos, D. Berg. Junior Editors Honors and Awards SALUTATORIAN Terry Kaye HISTORIAN Karen Brusda Badger Girl Karen Brusda Badger Boy Terry Kaye STATE FARM BUREAU REPRESENTATIVES Gene NemeU Pat Kuehl HONOR ROLL Mary Sheffy .9.97 Terry Kaye. 9.52 Karen Brusda 9.2G Aaron Sweemer., , , ,9,05 Donald Vande Yacht 8,51 Lee Hendricks , ... . ,8,34 CIctus Beilin . . . . .. 8,07 Jo Ann Boulanger 8 06 7 Adds Beilin Lyle Beilin Dale Berg Beverly Barley Carl Bouche Senior Year Brimming Cletus Beilin with Memories . . . Class Officers J. Boulanger, V. Pies., M. Sheffy, Pres,, K, Brnsda, Sec , T, Kaye, Treas. Jo-Ann Boulanger Nola Bradael Karen Bmsda Rose Charles Sandra CouvilHon Gary DeGreve Mary Ann Dellis Gene Deprey Ronald Deprey Emmy Famerce Rosalie Ferron Senior Year Brimming Jane Delwiehe Thomas Fett with Memories . . . Joan Pick Joe Gilson Klin ton G lander Faye Hartmann Joe Havel 11 Annette Kaye Terry Kaye Dale Kiimard Pat Kuehl Lee Hendricks Senior Year Brimming Karen Jandiin 12 with Memories . . . Picture Appointment Mrs. Von, D, Vande Yacht, R. Vande Yacht, L. Beilin. Walley Massey Mary Sheffy Francis Mydlo Marvin Smetena Gene Nemetz Judy SpiUer 13 Wayne LaCrosse Allan LeGrave Robert Lohrey Dennis Mass art Harvey Massart Senior Year Brimming Darlene LaCroix is Senior Year Brimming with Memories Badger Girl and Boy Kaien Brusda, Terry Kaye Ronald Vande Yacht Arietta Waultlet James Wochos 16 Senior Sayings A. Beilin--You hear a good many echoes in the woild f but mighty few real voices, C. Beilin--! am not afraid of tomorrow, lor I have seen yesterday and iove today, L, Beilin--When a person begins to throw dirt, he loses ground, D. Berg--Hitting the bulls eyes seldom is accomplished by shooting the bull, C Boucbe—The greatest secret of life is never to be in the way of others, E. Borley--it takes more wisdom to take good advise than it does to give it, J. Boulanger--A brain Is no stronger than its weakest think, N, Bredaei--Of two evils, the less is always to be chosen, K. Brusda--The greatest undeveloped territory in the world is under my hat R. Charles--Character is what you are in the dark, 5 CoviHion--It is better to wear out than to rust out, G DeGrave—I study so much my mind is warping J, Delwiche--Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably why so few engage in it, M Dellis—Too many of us conduct our lives on the cafeteria plan--self-service, R. Deprez--He Is not only idle who does nothing, but he is idle who might be better employed, E. Deprez--A chip on the shoulder indicates that there is wood higher up, E. Fameree--The future always holds something for her who keeps her faith in it, R. Perron--If you wish to commit the crime of killing time, make sure it is your own, T. Fett--$eems a lot of men are so busy learning the tricks of the trade that they never learn the trade. J. Kick--She who thinks by an inch and talks by a yard is moved by a foot, J. Gilson--An excuse is worse and more terrible than a lie, for an excuse is a lie guarded. K. Glander -A man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds. £. Hanmanu—It is not knowledge but a little knowledge that puffeth up, J. Havel—Just about the time you think you can make both ends meet, someone moves the ends, L. Hendricks--Experience is something you get while looking for something else. K. Jandrin--Thc tongue is like a racehorse, which runs faster the less weight it carries, A. Kaye--The only way to get the best of an argument is to avoid it, T, Kaye--A man who roils up his sleeves seldom loses his shirt, D. Kimiard — in these days of uncertainty, the only thing you can count on u my fingers. P. Kuehl--Mosi folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be, W. LaCrosse—People seldom Improve when they have no other model than themselves to copy after. D. LaCroix--Every excess becomes a vice. A. l.eGrave - -The man who stands for nothing will always fall for something, R, Lohrey--One hour of joy dispels the cares and sufferings of 1000 years, D. Massart—If you are going to be a minute man, be a last minute man. H. Massart - -A great man shows bis greatness by the way he treats little men. W Massey--The rest of your days depend upon the rest of your nights. F. My Uo--It ' s too bad success makes failures of so many men G. Nemetz--A fool always finds a greater fool to admire him. M Sheffy--Time tells on a person, especially a good time. M. Smetana--It is in the Hearts of Men that we must lay the foundation for World Peace, J. Spitier--You never hear a hen cackle until she has finished her job. A. Sweemer—It ' s all right to stand like a rock, but don ' t let yourself get covered with moss, M. Swette--Of all things by which all men are cursed, their own bad tempers are the worst. P, Thels--My tongue is my daily and hourly advertisement, A. Treml--Ideas die quickly in some heads because they can ' t stand solitary confinement. N. Urban--Friendship is composed of a single soul Inhabiting two bodies, D, VandeYacht - - When love and skill work together, expect a master piece, R. VandeYacht--There is such a thing as being so good that you are no good. A, W r autlet--Don l t wait for something to turn up. Get a spade and dig for it. S, Webster--Pleasures must be bought, but happiness is free, J. Wochos--! ' !! do anything for money except work. Our Baby Pictures 18 1. Karen, Jane, Mike Delwiche 2. Karen Brusda 3. Klinton Clander 4. Rosalie Ferron 5. Nola Jane Bred a el 6 Arietta Waudet 7 Karen Jandnn S 4 Cl etui Beilin 9, Mary Sheffy In the fall of 1957 r we entered school as Freshmen. With the help of our advisors, Mrs. Malhys and Mr. Jilot, we elected the following officers; President, Lee Hendricks; Vice-President, Joseph Havel; Secretary, Karen Brusda; Treasurer, Larry Hoffman. Our student council representatives were Mary Sheffy and Dale Berg, In October we were initiated by the Sophomore Class. During the day the girls had to wear burlap sacks, no make-up, and goloshes, as well as carrying their books around in an old pail. The boys were dressed as girls. They were appropriately decked out in old dresses, nylon stocking, high heels, and plenty of make-up I When we returned the following fall as Sophomores, Joe Gilson and Joan Fick joined us, but Larry Hoffman transferred Under the leadership of our class advisors, Mrs. Mathys and Mr, Kemp, we chose our class officers. They were: President, Donald Vande Yacht; Vice-President, Eugene Nemeti; Secretary, Judy Spiuer; Treasurer, Terry Kaye. Our student council representatives were Sandra CouviUion and Wallace Massey. On our Sophomore schedule was the initiating of the Freshmen, which we promptly held in October, The year passes quickly and we soon found ourselves to be members ot the Junior Class. We elected our class officers as following: President, Dale Berg; Vice-President, Joseph Havel; Secretary, Cktus Beilin; Treasurer, Terry Kay, Student council members were Emmy Fameree and Lee Hendricks. Our advisors were Mr. Zellinger and Mr. Kemp. We found we had lost Gary Wendricks through transfer and a tragic accident early in fall took the life of our classmate, Norbert Heim. This was the year of our Junior prom and we held it on May 13, 1960. We selected Donald Vande Yacht as prom king. Lee Hendricks, Joe Gilson, Teny Kaye, Dale Berg, and Joe Havel served as members of the court, Donald Vande Yacht chose Nancy Urban as queen and in their court were Karen Brusda, Emmy Fa mere e, Adds Beilin, Sandy Couvillion, and JoAnn Boulanger, Our theme was Cinderella Bali and the gym was appropriately decorated. Karen Brusda and Terry Kaye were chosen to represent C.H.5. at Badger Girls 1 and Badger Boys ' State respectively Our Senior year came quickly, bringing with it new officers: President, Mary Sheffy; Vice-President, JoAnn Boulanger; Secretary, Karen Brusda; and Treasurer, Terry Kaye. Nancy Urban and Harvey Massart represented us in Student Council. We found our Advisors to be Mis. Gehrke and Mr. Kemp, Sue Webster joined the class in fall. Senior year is also Homecoming year, Joseph Havel was chosen as King with JoAnn Boulanger to reign as his queen. Their court of honor consisted of Karen Brusda and Lee Hendricks, Judy SpiUer and Harvey Massart, Mary Sheffy and Eugene Nemetz, Darlene LaCroix and Lyle Beilin, Beverly Barley and James Wochos, Adris Beilin and Marvin Smetana, Rosemary Charles and Dale Berg, and Nancy Urban and Donald Vande Yacht, Our theme was Comet Bowl and our traditional football style decorations appropriately decorated the gym. With the Homecoming over we ail settled down to plenty of work including planning out Senior class play, our class trip to Washington, and for the eventual day, the day of our graduation. Though we must leave our beloved Casco High School, we leave no memories behind, but take them with us to treasure ail our lives. 20 Junior Class FIRST ROW: Mrs Brawn, A. Deprey, C. Veeser, J, Haskins, E Cillet, J, Barley, S + $eldl t J Dele- breau, A. Dilleiiberg, M, Wiericks, F, Kassner, C, Swifka, C Miller: SECOND ROW; L. Dellij, B Beilin, R, Faye, D Sisel, D Oilman, R Rubens, S, Dhuey, P, Robbinson, J. Hanmann, M. Kirch man, J Mnrtt, R. FI avion, F. Tlteys, Mr, Bourgeois THIRD ROW; A. Mon Ills, D Worachek, D, Adams, B Mass art, A. Prokash, G. Dantoin, R, Havel, J. Paul, D. Thiry, R LeCaptain, D. Land we hr, J Van- Hom, FOURTH ROW ' : l. Schmidt, G, Veeser, M Delwiche, D. Tlachac, R. Prodell, J Wergin, D, Beilin, J, Jadin, J. Jilot, J, dander, D Merritt. Officers TREASURER J. Delebreau SECRETARY A. Dilienhurg PRESIDENT D. Merritt V. PRESIDENT R. M assart 22 Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: D, They , J, Barley f E- Baumgartner, J. Hendricks, M Stepsnek, A, Miller, J. Malfroid, B. Jindrain, J. Laurent, $, Felt, S, Deguelle, G, Stade, SECOND ROW: Mr, Lee man, T. Naze, L, Opieka, J, Smka, D, Degueile, B. Malcore, J, Monfils, D. Bunsader, E. Halada, M. Tabordan, G Vaiider- muse, H, DeGreve, Mr. Simona, THIRD ROW: C. Fenan, C LeCaptain, F, Andre, D. Opicka, A, Hanmatm, M, Dhuey, R, Wery, T Pickett, K. Neuzil, R, Watnke; FOURTH ROW: D. Abts, M. Lohrcy, P. Lauscher, W. Pa vial, T. Sheffy, B. McCoskey, D. Allen, A. Ronsmon, D, Ihiry, D, Thiry. Officers PRESIDENT C, LeCaptain V, PRESIDENT M. Stepanek TREASURER J. Srnka SECRETARY G, Slade 24 Freshman Class FIRST ROW: D. FIck, C. Gilson, D. Jan drain, C. Stmad, K, Deprey, S, Bouche, E. Beilin, J Webster, J. LeGreve, J, UCroix, R, Depxey, J. Kassner, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dhuey, J. Laerowe, G Luedke, G- Flavion, B, Veeser, D Lawtenz, G. Heilman, C. Felt, D Koss, H. Boulanger, M. Abts, Mr- Zellinger, THIRD ROW:: L. J union, C. Bredael, D, Porath, P, Bader, S. Lukes, L Deprey, J- Memetz, B t Dhuey, B, Brusda, D. Saccott, J. Smka, FOURTH ROW: W, Gilson, C Thiry, S. Prodell, A, Theys, £. Tremi, G Gilson, J, Lemense, R, Heim, M. Englefoert, V. Deiaiit, M Harrison. Officers PRESIDENT J. Nemetz V, PRESIDENT B, Veeser TREASURER L Jimion SECRETARY S Lukes • F. H. A. FIRST ROW: D Theyse, E. Guillette, K. Jandrain, J, Delwiche, J. Sploer, E. Famcree A Wautlet, A, Beilin F, Hanmann, C, Veeser, Mrs. Dhuey SECOND ROW: D, Hunsader, 5 Couviilion, J. Hendricks, J. Mpnfils, J Dclebreau, J. Han m arm, D, DeGueile, S Wodsadalek, J. Malfioid, N. Bradei, F« Kite hi, R Charles C, Swifka, A Hartmann, M. Tabordan, J, Maritt, B Jindiain, S. De- Guelle, M, Dellis. Officers L to R, E, Fameree F. Hanmann J, Spiuer A. DiUenbtirg P. Kuehl A, Beilin SEATED A, Wautlet C, Veeser 28 Green Lake Delegates STANDING: P. Kuehl, Mrs, Dhuey, F. Hanmann SEATED; C, Veeser, J. Spitzer The Future Ho me makers of America is a student organization for girls enrol led in ho me making Its membership consists of 60 girls and their advisor, Mrs. Dhuey The main purpose of the F.H.A. is to make the girl of today a better homemaker of tomorrow. Individual recognition is achieved by means of the Junior Homemaker Degree and the Chapter Degree Educational and business meetings are held monthly. An educational trip is sponsored each year through funds raised by the members them selves. 29 F. H. A. FIRST ROWr J. Smka, J, Kassner, J. Haskins, C. Gilson, Mrs. Dhuey, J. UCroix, D. Pick, K. Deprey, C, Stmad, B. Veeser, SECOND ROW: S. Felt, L. Osprey, D, Oilman, R, Deprey, D. Lawrenz, J« Le- Greve, S, Webster, D Jandrain, G. Slade, G. Hoffman, THIRD ROW: E. Ha Lada, E. Baumgartner, J. Borley, M. Stepanek, B. Malcore, M. Dhuey, S. Lukes, E. Beilin, S. Bouche, J Laurent. State Fair Representatives m l M tO i I A, Dillenburg J. Spitzer A Beilin 30 Librarians SEATED: P, Theis R« Charier Mrs, Mathys R, Perron EL Borley STANDING: A, Deprey J, Borley S. eidl D. Sisel C. MilUr F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Majeski, L. Beilin, D Kinnard, R Prodell, X dander, F T Mydlo, R. Massart, R. LeCaptain, SECOND ROW: L. Schmidt, R. Paye, R. Flavion, D Adams, G. DeGreve, H. Mass art, G, Deprey, G. Dantoin, THIRD ROW: G. Veeser, X Jadin, D. Beilin, L Dellis, M. Delwiche, K. Glander, D. Worachek, B. Beilin. F. F. A. Officers STANDING: R, Mass art X Clander L Beilin SEATED: D. Kinnard F, Mydlo R. Prodell F. F. A. SEATED: W. Pavlat. T. Pickett, M. Abts, G. Lnedke, L. Juuion, D. Porath, C. Bredael, G. Flavion, Mi. Majeski, SECOND ROW: H. DeCrevc, J. Ej Crosse, C. Le Captain, T. Nate, J. Nemeti, R. Heim, M Harrison, L. Opicka, R. Weiy, THIRD ROW: A. Theys, D. Opicka, P. lauscher, S. ProdelL, M, Lohiey, M. Englebert, J. Smka, A. Rons- tnan, C. Ferron. D. H. I. A. Officers SEATED: H Mass art C, DeGreve E. Deprey STANDING: D, Adams W. Pavlat J, Jadin Mr. Majcski 35 The Casco Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has received a silver National Chapter Honor Award from the national F.F A. organization. Oily three other chap¬ ters in the state received si mi liar citations this year. Casco High School is very proud of the accomplishments of its Agricultural depart¬ ment p under the expert guidance of its Vo-Ag instructor Mr- Chester Majeski. 36 SEATED: DEE ERICKSON, EDWARD LAVRENZ, CHARLES ANCLEBERT, STANDING: DR CLIFFORD FLETCHER CHARLES MASSART. Board of Education The social and economic success of a nation depends upon the intellectual capacity of the people who make up its society. Now, more than ever before, our schools must have adequate facilities and the guidance of competent instructors for they are faced with the task of developing world citizens. The Board of Education deals with all problems confronting our school. We are grateful for the careful consideration the Board gives in arriving at each decision If we, as students, use the education they have planned and made available to us we can be assured of the ability to meet challenges wisely and success¬ fully, For your guidance and instruction, we say, thank you. 38 L f to R� A. Kaye N. Urban A. Beilin D, Stoll er Office Girls Candy Store L, to R, B Barley J, Barley STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED; £. Baumgartner, H. Mattart, N. Urban, j Jadin, L. Deprer STANDING: C. Thlry, C. Veeter, W. Paviat. Magazine Campaign SEATED: S. Scidi, A, Beilin, Mrs Brown, D. Thayfc STANDING: ft V and Yacht, J. Wocho , B, Dhuey, J- Delebreau, Forensics and Debate FIRST ROW; Mr, Zelllnger, A. Dillenberg, S. Wodsadaiek, A. Wautlet, S, Webster, M. Sheffy, A. Theys. SECOND ROV.: R, Massart, D. Adams, D. Tlachac, D. Merritt, T. Sheffy, C. Beilin, J. Nemetz. One Act Play L to R R Massart D Tl ch c C; Beilin D Adams S. Wodsadelek E. Baumgartner R Ruehf A. Stade D, Sisel M. Wiericks D. Merritt 42 FLUTES Sandra CouviiUon OBOE Emily Beilin CLARINETS Sandra Lukes Dianne Huns ad er Robert Dhuey Bill Brasda Janet Hendricks Ronald Prudell Larry Junion Peggy Robinson Nola Bredal Anna Mae Harmmann Marlene Stepanek Betty Malcote Shirley Seidl Senior Band Director--Mr, Bourgeois SAXOPHONES Jelain Moniils Elaine Baumgartner Milton Sweue Jo Ann Boulanger Karen Brusda CORNETS Faye Hanmann Gletus Beilin Ann Dillenberg James Jadin Tomas Fert Audrey Miller Robert iohrey Dennis Sacott TROMBONES Wallace Massey Jeanne Delebreau BARITONES David Beilin Peter Andre Aaron Swecmer BASSES Dermis M assart Francis They David Opidka PERCUSSION HORNS Judy Hanmann Emmy Famerce Eugene Vandermuse Mary Ann Dell is Sheldon Prodell Marlyn Dliuey Sandra Felt Pep Band Ml ii£ i - i Ww Ik � JL K FID j IS™i FIRST ROW: J Hanmaan E. Fameree. J. Delebreau, W. Massey, S. Fett.S. Ptodell, M. Dhuey, M. Swerte, E. Baum- gatuier, J Montili, SECOND ROW: Mr. Bourgeois, A. Dillenbet, M. Stepanek, N Bredael,B Male ore, A. Haomann, R. Prode 1], P. Robinson, L Jimion, THIRD ROW: F. Theys, F. Hanmann C. Beilin, J. Jadltj, T. Fett, D. Beilin, A SweemeT, D. Mass art, ’ Junior Band FIRST ROW; M, Abts, G, Hoffman, J, Kassner, L, Deprey, K, Deprey, SECOND ROWi J. LaCrosse, G. Luedke, C. Fett, C. Rredael, A. Theys, 46 Band Officers STANDING: J. J act in C, Beilin F. Hanmann SEATED: A, Diltenberg Majorette 47 FIRST ROW: K, Jandiain, M. Detlis, J. Barley, R Charles, D, UHman, J. Woe hot, D. Berg f M- Swette, M, Wiedcki, F. Kassner, J. Haskins, R. Perron, A- Miller. SECOND ROW: A ■ Stade, D, LaCroix, D Sisel, J Delwiche, F Mydlo, C. Dantoin, G LeGreve t R. Ft avion, B. Thiry, J. Spitzer, F Hanmann, THIRD ROW: Mr. Bourgeois, S. Webster, M. Kirchman, L Hendricks, J Jadin, J. Jilut, C. Beilin, J Gilson, S. Dhuey, N Bredal, R Rubens. DIRECTOR--Mr. Bourgeois 40 Science Club FIRST ROW; E, Beilin, M Sheffy, G- Hoffman,. B Veeser, N Urban, S Wodsadalek, C Veeser, J, Boulanger, S Webster SECOND ROW; D« Tlachac, E. Tretnl, J. Nemeu, R. Vande Yacht, W Massey, R. Massart, D. Adams, J, G lander, Mr- Iceman. THIRD ROW: D. Vande Yacht, L. Betlin, M. Smetana, T. Kaye, J- Wecgin, D. Mer¬ ritt, T. Trend. 50 Honor Society FIRST ROW; Mr, Leeman, C. Stmarci, M. Sheffy, E, Beilin, K, Brusda, B, Veeser, C- Veeser, R. Dhuey SECOND ROW: P Andre, L. Heodricki, D. Vande Yacht, A. Swe enter, D Tl chac, D Merritt, T. Kaye, J, NcmeU, The Honor Society of Casco High School, under the guidance of Mr, Leeman, is an organization whose purpose is to honor students who have maintained the scholastic average of 8 0 or above The society has presented in its two year existence a very educational and en¬ joyable program to its members, including lectures by foreign exchange students from many lands. 51 Homecoming Friday, October 7, i960, was the day we held our homecoming. It was a fun filled day for the entire school. In the morning each class presented a skit, and in the afternoon Casco played host to Mlshicot High School as our homecoming day rivals. Casco defeated M Uhl cot in a well played game, by a score of 6-0, In the evening the traditional homecoming dance was held. The gym was appropriately deco¬ rated to the theme of ' Comet Bowl, The climax of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Jo Ann Boulanger, by the king, chosen by his team-mates, Joseph Havel. They were attended by the court of honor. Music for ti e gala event was furnished by the Jay and Andy Dance Band. Royalty Prom 1960 Many formally attired couples of all ages assembled at Casco High, on the evening of May 13 1960 The ballroom was a replica of the ballroom in the Cinderella fairy tale The magic hour came as King Donald Vande Yacht crowned Queen Nancy Urban, The fairy tale evening was made even more enchanting by the music of Bob Malada and his orchestra Royalty Court of Honor Joe Gilson and Emmy Fameree Lee Hendricks and Karen Brusda Terry Kaye and Adds Beilin Jo Havel and Jo Ann Boulanger Dale Berg and Sandra CouvilUoa King Donald Vande Yacht Queen Nancy Urban Junior King Joey Urban Junior Queen Susie Bnisda 55 Pep Club ROW ONE: J, Hendricks, B. Veeser, N, Urban, M, Srepanek, J Boulanger, A. Hanmann, K« Brusda, R. Rubens, M Sheffy, C, Veeser, J Spltier, ROW TWO: B. Thiry, M. Dellis, R, Charles, £. F amerce, M, Dhuey, B, Malcore, J. Delebreau, S, Dhuey, S. Wodsadalek, E. Baumgartner, ROW THREE: Mrs, Gchrke, G. Hoffman, P, Robinson, H. Mass art, W. Massey, D, Vajide Yacht, R, VandeYacht, U, Nesnetj, T. Kaye, J Jadin, T Fett, ROW FOUR: A. Monfils, C. Beilin, L, Hendricks, J. Jilot, R Prodell, L. Beilin, R, Wery, T- Sheffy, K dander, M Swctte. Cheerleaders C. Veeser, M. Siepanek, A Honmaum, R + Rubens, B Veeser 57 Bus Drivers L. to R.: Ernest Hanmann, Robert Mai core l John Wergin t Ted Landwehri Ed Paul, Cooks Mrs Herald and Mrs. Paul Custodians Mr Ernie Hanmann and Mrs. Violet Hanmann. 58 “C” Club FIRST ROW; Mr. Kemp, D, Vande Yacht, D, Berg, J, Havel, G Gilson, L, Hendricks, F Nemctz, Mr, Simono, SECOND ROW: K GUnder, U. Massey, J� Jilot, J. Jadin, T. Sheffy, J. Paul, T, Kaye, M. Sinetana, THIRD ROW; J Woe ho s, A Monfils, D. Tlachac, B Beilin, D, Landwchr, H. M assart, G Vecser, L Schmidt, Officers L, Hendricks, D, Berg, J, Havel, D. Vande Yacht 60 Senior Football KNEELING: D. Berg, J. Wochos, H. Mass art, D. VandcYacht, G, Nemeu, Coach Kemp. STANDING: J. Gilson, K. Clander, M. Smctena, L. Beilin, L. Hendricks, J. Havel. Our Coaches HEAD COACH Glenn Kemp ASSISTANT COACH Ronald Si ml no 61 Lettermen Dale Berg Joe Gilson Joe Havel Jim Wochos Harvey Mass an Eugene Nemetz Marvin Smetana Lee Hendricks Donald Vande Yacht Klinton Glander Lyle Beilin Tom Sheffy Arlin MotifiU Leroy Schmidt Cary Veeser Jim Jadin John Van Horn James Paul 62 63 Football Snaps A long gain up the middle First down !! ♦r. - • . - ' . • • ' -f “ ... ‘ _lS� 2S The fine line play enables the Comets to .mother touchdown. Elected by teammates, Joe Havel reigns as uur Homecoming King. Joe Havel, Star halfback, is on Ids way for another long gain for Ids fighting Comets. 64 The Comets A” Team Coach Kemp Tom Sheffy James Paul Joe Gilson Dick Land we hr Arlin Monfils John Van Horn David Tlachac James dander Bill Beilin “Starting Five” John Van Horn 66 Joe Gilson 1960-’61 Basketball Scores Casco 73 Casco 66 Casco 65 Casco 54 Casco 55 Casco 59 Casco 45 Casco 57 4 4 4 4 m | 0. ■ 4 4 P ft ■r V ■i ■� • - 4 4 -fl ■m -m B- ■ ■ « at ■ ■ « M « ■ ■ ♦ ■ 4 m 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 fl 4 4- V V IP fl 4 S ' I 4 - ■4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ■4 4 4 p 4 4 4 ' ■1 ' � 9 W 9 T fl « V + ■i 4 ■ 4 ► 4 4 Lu xe mb mg 50 Mischtcot 35 Sevastopol 57 Brusse Is 54 Gibraltar 44 Luxemburg 69 Mischicot 46 Sevastopol 57 Brussels 60 Gibraltar 67 LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS 67 Future Champs “B” Team L, to R : Re Couvillion, Ch LeCaptain, J. Lcmcuse, C, Thirty, V, Do lain, R. Boulanger, Kir. Si mi no STANDING; A. Theys, L. Junior), G Luedke, S Prod c 11, W, Pavlat, K. Neuzil, Te Naze, C ( Felt, m Baseball Team SEATED; Wally Massey Joe Koss Dick Land we hr Rudy Hanmatm Ernie Famuree Gene Nernetz Klinton Chinder STANDING; Jim Boulanger Linus Bouche Joe Havel Lee l lendricks Jim Glander Joe Gilson Coach Simino FIRST ROW: D. Vande Yacht, P. Andre, T. Sheffy, M. Svoboda, F. Wergin, J. Jilot, T. Treml, J. Wochos, SECOND ROW: Mr. Kemp, L. Schmidt, A. Monfils, J. Wergin, T. Kaye, B. Havel, J. Van Horn, G Deprcz, J. Paul, J. Jadin, M, Smetana. Shotput ArUn Mon fils 70 LARGE OR SMALL WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT SINCE 1903 BANK OF CASCO Casco, Wisconsin Complete Financial and Insurance Service Telephone Casco 2455 Member of F. D. I. C. Compliments of HALL ENTERPRIZES I Casco Wisconsin HARMANNS STUDIOS School Photographers for Door-Kewaunee Counties 1 Algoma Sturgeon Bay 1 MARV ' S RESTAURANT I Marv and Ber Jacobs Phone 2021 Casco, Wisconsin Compliments of 1 FARRELL LUMBER COMPANY Casco, Algoma, Kwaunee Compliments of Compliments of LUKES TURKEY FARM DR, E. J. 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