t J rm XV 4 x“ V S t - ! V- :•; r- I ' V | | l W l V - i r , ' COMET 1963 S ' • • V ..i ,K;v 5: ■ - V-- r -Afi . - • - 7 J . - - - Z-Xm ! jr .: - 4 t ‘ l I 4tU£rA THE ANNUAL STAFF OF CASCO HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENTS THE COMET 1963 TRY THIS SAMPLE TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 4 ! 4 i : SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING The Senior Class of 1963 dedicates this year’s COMET to a wonderful teacher and friend, Mrs. Magdaline Dhuey, who leaches Home Economics. Mrs. Dhuey attended Central State Teachers College and received her Bachelor of Science degree at Stout Institute in 1938. Before coming to Casco, she taught Home Economics at Stanley New Glams, and Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. She is also the advisor of the Casco Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America and takes an active part in the activities of the I- .H.A. State Convention held at Creen Lake, Wisconsin. Thank you Mrs. Dhuey for all the help you have been to all of the students at Casco High School. 3 Editor-in-Chief JEANNE LAURENT EDITOR’S MESS A GE SENIOR EDITORS Assisi ant-Editor DIANE ! 1UNSADER As editor of the I96J COMETj I wish to take this moment to express my sincere appreciation to everyone who has helped to make this annual a success. My assistant editor Diane Hunsader and I wish to give a special thank-you to the annual staff, our principal Mr. Sheffy, our advisor Mrs, Kasten, and to our photographer Mr, Von, lo future years we hope that what we have edited will bring back the joys and memories of your years at Casco High. Our efforts then shall not have been in vain. 4 ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW; G. Vandermause, L- Junion, C- LeCaptain, T, Naze, R. Weiy, R. Warlike, D, Thiiy. SECOND ROW: B, Veescr, Mn Kasten, J. Laurent, D. Hunsader, E. Beilin, D Livrem, L. Deprey, Webster, R Deprez, J. Mon Us. THIRD ROW; S. Merritt, K. Vandermause, L. Lakes, J, Halada, N. Swlfka, M. Stika, M. Stepanek, E, Hal ad a, D. Pick, J. LeGreve, J. Borley. FOURTH ROW; D. Miller, A, Miller, K Deprcy, S. Bouchc, G. Hoffman, E Baumgartner, J Hendricks, M Dantinne, J. LeFevre, G. Stade, J, Srnka, T Pickett. FIFTH ROW; A. Rons man, P. Lauscher, T Sweemer, S Hanaman, A, Hartmann, B, Kasmetcbek, W, Pavlat, B, Me Cosky, M Lohrey, K Neurtl, L, Opicka. JUNIOR EDITORS Emily Beilin Dorothy Lavrenz 5 X n BOARD OF EDUCA TION Red’ Weidner, Alvin Kimiard, Dr. C, H. Fletcher; Chas. Mass art, Maurice Paul. STUDENT CO UNCIL FIRST ROW: D, Fick, B. Marit, K. Vandermause, M. Stepanck, Mr. Shelly. STANDING: J. LeMensc, K. Landwchr, W. Mueller, C, LeCattain. 6 FACULTY 10 12 MR. FALKOWSKI MRS. KASTEN BADGER BOY SPEC I A L A CHIE VEMENTS THOMAS SHEFFY and MARLENE STEP A NEK were chosen by the faculty to be Casco’s representatives to Badger State last summer. They were chosen on the basis of scholastic standing, leadership, personality, and extracurricular activities. Tom received the Science National Foundation Award and went to Saint Cloud State College, Saint Cloud, Minnesota, Peter Andre, alternate, spent a week at Ripen for the Badger Boys’ State. Marlene went to Madison for a week for her part in Badger Girls ' State. JEANNE LAURENT was this year ' s recipient of the 1f D aught ere of the American Revolution Award. Selection was made by the faculty. Jeanne was chosen on the basis of her patriotism, loyalty, depend¬ ability and leadership. Each recipient had to submit a questionaire on government. BADGER GIRL DIANE HUNS AD ER received the Betty Crocker Award by acquiring the highest score in a test written by the Senior home economics class. DAR REPRESENT A IIVE BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW 22 HONORS AND A WARDS VALEDICTORIAN Jeanne Laurent SALURATORIAN Marlene Stepanek CLASS FLOWER White Rose HISTORIAN Jelain MonfiLs CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS MOTTO Life is what we make of it 1 HONOR ROLL Jeanne Laurent . • ... . . 9.1 Marlene Stepanek .. . . . 8.9 Jelaln Nfonfils .. , - . . 8.3 23 SHARON DoGU ELLE Allen I look quiet but you can ' t judge a girl by her looks 11 ACTIVITIES; FHA 1,2,3; From and Homecoming com¬ mittees MARILYN DHUEY ” Red’ Without her school would be dull. ACTIVITIES; FHA l, 2; Baud 1 2.3, ; Annual Staff 3,4; Librarian 3,4; News¬ paper Staff 3; Pep Club 3,4; Prom and Homecoming com¬ mittees. JANICE BORLEY Jajjny Friendly smi le, Quiet way. But watch out boy, she s not always that way! ' ’ ACTIVI¬ TIES: FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Oiiiccf 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Prom and Homecoming committees C ALTON FERRON Skelton 11 If school is liberty give me death. ACTIVITIES: FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Prom and Homecoming committees. ELAINE BAUMGARTNER Smiles 11 Her personality is as sweet as a smile. AC TIVITIES; FHA 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Class Of¬ ficer 4; Band Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Council 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Prom Royalty 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Prom and Homecoming committees. ELAYNE f LA LADA Doc The thinkingcst thinker that ever did thunkT ACTIVITIES: FHA 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 3; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Prom and Horn ecoming committees. ANNA MAY HAN MANN Legs Bear dial giggle, see dial grin, Anna May has just walked in ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Drum Majorette 1,2,Mi Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Li- bran an 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; FBA Officer 3; Prom Royally 3; Band Officer 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom and Homecoming committees JEANNE LAURENT Jean-Bean Sweet as sugar and twice as nice, ACTIVITIES: FBA 1,2,3,41 Class Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Edi¬ tor 4; Librarian 3 Ai Prom Royalty 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Prom and Home¬ coming committees SHARON HANAMANN Sharry 11 Never is there a day of rest when she ' s around. ACTIV¬ ITIES: FHA 3; Newspaper 3; Forensics 3 T 4; Pep Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Prom and Homecoming committees; Transferred from Two Rivers BONITA JANDRIN Bonnie Time tells on a person, especially a good time. ACTIVITIES: FHA 1,2.3; Prom and Homecoming com¬ mittees. 25 JANET HENDRICKS Jan Her theme song. Deep an the heart o J Texas, Casco and Luxemburg, ACTIVITIES: C bee Heading 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Band Officer 3; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4- FHA 1,2; Science Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Prom Court 3; Home¬ coming Royalty 4; From and Homecoming committees. DI ANE HUNSADER Hunsy Late hours are bad for one, but all riglu for two. ACTIV¬ ITIES: FHA 1,2,3 4; FHA Officer 3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Tourna¬ ment 1,2 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3 r 4; Annual Edi¬ tor 4; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 3; Office girl 4; Green Lake Delegate 3; Prom and Home- co m i ng coin m i tie es, MARK LOHREY “Mark If there ' s trouble, I ' m not there| but I’ve been there ’ ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Triple C 3, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 4. D.H.I.A, 1,2,3.4 Prom and Homecoming Comm ittee. CLETUS LECAPTIAN Cletus All the great men in the world are dying, and I ' m not feeling so well. 11 ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3. Track 2,3. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DJ-U.A. 1,2, 3,4. F.F.A, Officer 4. C Club 3,4. Class Officer 2. Student Council 4. Green Lake Delegate 3. Prom Court 3. Prom Committee 3. home- coming Court 4. Homecoming Committee 4. PAUL LAUSCHER Tall Paul Although I ' m not VERY tall, Pd rather be i nat than not at all ’ ACTIVITIES: F.F.A, 1.2,3,4. Prom Committee 3. Home¬ coming Committee 4. JANET MALFROID Janet She ' s as pretty as a picture, As happy as a lark, And when she enters a dark room, She lights a little spark. ACTIVITIES: F.H A. 1,2 3,4, Homecoming Committee 4, Prom Committee 3, BRUCE McCOSKY Mac If Bruce is nowhere to be found, look behind that open book. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1. C n Club 4. Science Club 4. Pep Club 4, Football 4. Annual Staff 4. Prom and Homecom¬ ing Committee. AUDREY MILLER Peanut 11 There ' s only one word which fully describes the guy I love: He ' s the PEA-NUTTIEST ! ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1. Band 1 2,3,4. Pep Band 3,4. Student Council 3. Solo Ensemble Tournament 2,3,4. Annual Staff 3,4. Homecoming Court Prom and Homecoming Com¬ mittees , 26 JELAIM MONFILS M Jelain Never a cross word, always a smile, Girls like Jelam make life worthwhile. ACTIVITIES: F.H.A. 1 2,3. Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,2,4. Pep Club 4. Annual Staff 4, Band Officer 4. Prom and Homecoming Committee 3,4. WAYNE PAVLAT Wayne 1 use not only the brains I have, but all I can borrow too. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A, 1,2,3a DHIA 1,2,3,4. Prom Court 3. Student Council 3. Home coming Committee 4. Basket¬ ball 1,2. F.F.A. Officer 3,4. Pep Club 4. TOM NAZE Tom Some call him a Nazi, Some say he ' s a Red, But 1 guess he ' s just an ordinary American, With a very bright colored head. ACTIVITIES; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Basketball 2, Football 3, Track 4, Homecoming Com¬ mittee 4, Annual Staff 4. KENNETH NEUZIL Ken All work and no play would make me a dull boy. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3. Basketball 1,2,3. Science Club 4. C Club 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Prom and Homecoming Committees 3,4. LAWRENCE OPICKA Larry ' Experience is something you get while looking for some¬ thing else. ACTIVITIES: F JA. 1,2,3,4. Baseball 2. Homecoming Committee 4. Prom Com- mittee 3. From Court 3, D.H.I.A. 1,2,3,4, D,H.I,A, Officer 3, DAVID OPICKA Dave Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1,2. Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4. Solo Ensemble Tournament 1,2,3, 4. Prom and Homecoming Committees 3,4. JUDITH SRNKA Judy 11 She always has a worry, but her worry is a pleasant one. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3 T 4j Class Officer 1,2,3; Li¬ brarians 3,4; Annual Staff 3 ? 4; Prom Queen 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom and Homecom¬ ing committees ALLEN RONSMAN Al When love and skill work hand in hand, you can expect something grand. ACTIVI¬ TIES; Football 2; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Triple C 3; FFA Of¬ fice Secretary 4; DHIA 3; Annual Staff 4; Prom and Homecoming committees. TOM PICKETT Tom They say—Good tilings come in small packages? ACTIV¬ ITIES: FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Of¬ ficer 4; Football 1,3,4; Triple C 3; Basketball 1; Track 1 Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; DHIA 1,2,3,4; Prom and Homecoming committees; Homecoming Royalty. GAIL LEE STADE Gall Clothing is her daily dress, she’s planning to be a seam- tress. ACTIVITIES: FHA 1, 2,3,4; FHA Officer 4; Sci¬ ence Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Officer 2; News¬ paper 3; Prom and Homecom¬ ing committees; One-Act Play 2,3,4. MARLENE STEFANEK Step DeNamuris our coach, Comets our team, And Mar¬ lene’s the captain of our cheerleading. Fight is our motto, Victory our goal, And Marlene ' s the girl with the Spirited Soul! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Rand 1,2, 3,4; Band Officer 3; E rom Royalty 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Class Officer 1,2, 3; Badger Girl 3; Student Council 4. TOM SWEEMER Tom 11 I f li take tlie comic section, throw the rest away! 11 ACTIV¬ ITIES: Rand 1,2,3,4; Triple C 3; Pep Band 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Prom and Homecom¬ ing committees MARLENE TABORDON Mars In my desk my hooks do lie, they ' re at rest and so am 1, ACTIVITIES: FHA 1,2’ Sci¬ ence Club 3; Band I; Pep Club 1; Prom and Hom coming committees. RONALD WERY Ron 11 As Elvis says, 1 want to be King of the whole wide world. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 3,4; C Club 3,4; C Club Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Of¬ ficer 4; DHLA 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom King 3; Homecoming King 4; Prom and Homecom¬ ing committees. DENNIS THIRY Denny School has done alot for me, ■ I ' ve never been so rested T ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; C Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Royalty; Prom and Horn ecom ing comm i tt ees. RICHARD WARNKE Hawk Eye Eyes like an eagle and brains Like a hawk. ACTIVITIES: Junior Band 1; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; C Club 3 r 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Prom and Homecoming committees. 29 1 Wayne Pavlat 2 Joanne, Lots, and Bayne Halada 3 Larry Opicka 4 Dorothy Lavrenz and Sharon Hanamann 5 Jehia Mon ft Is 6 Kenny Nemll 7 Bonnie Jandrin 8 Diane Hunsader 9 Anna May Hanmann 10 Gloria, Jeanne, and Gabriel Laurent 11 Marlene Stepanek 12 Janet Hendricks 13 Richard Warnke 14 Gene Vandermause 15 Judy and Jerry Smka 16 Janice and Judy Borley 17 Ronnie and Aden Wery 16 Marilyn Dhuey 19 Cletus LeCaptain 20 Sharon DeGuelle 21 Allen Ronsman 30 CLASS HISTORY our Senior ear draws to a close we look back upon the four happy years of study and fun at Casco High School. In the fall of 1959 we entered school as Freshmen and with the guidance of our advisors, Mr, Simono and Mr. Lccman we elected our class officers. They were Peter Andre, president- Cathy Heim, vice-president; Judy Srnka, secretary; and Marlene Stepanek, treasurer. Student Council representatives were Betty Malcore and Tom Sheffy, Freshman I F -nor Day was promptly held by the Sophomore class. We wore green hatbands all day and at night a party was held where we all had simple stunts to perform David Abts joined our class in the middle of the quarter. In the spring we gave a return party to the Sophomores in the for m of a talent show, Jane Shcdivcy departed from our class to attend school in England. Faye Svoboda transferred to Kewaunee. In the fall of 1960 as Sophomores we elec Led our officers to be Clctus LeCaptain, president; Marlene Stepanek, vice-president; Judy Srnka treasurer; Gail Stade, secretary; and Elaine Baumgartner and Wayne Paylat to the Student Council. Cathy Heim, Jim Cisler and Clayton Ferron left our class. In October we field a party for the Freshmen. We also had a Halloween party which became an annual event for our class. The wings of time sped on and again we answered the call of knowledge which found us to be eager and en¬ thusiastic Juniors Again sve elected officer for this exciting year They were: Tom Sheffy, president; Judy Srnka, vice-president; Jeanne Laurent, treasurer; Marlene Stepanek, secretary, Audrey Miller and Dave Abes were selected to be members of the Student Council. Our advisors were Mr. Si mono and Mr. Cretton. Sandra Fett transferred to Alaska U,S.A. and Dianne Thayse also left our class. On May 11, 1962 we held our Junior Prom Ron Wery was chosen king and Judy Srnka reigned as queen. On the co in of honor were; Tom Sheffy and Anna May Hanmaim, Wayne Pavlat and Janet Hendricks, Larry Opicka and Jeanne Laurent, Pete Andre and Marlene Stepanek, Cletus LeCaptain and Elaine Baumgartner. Our theme was ' Blue Hawaii” and the gym was beautifully decorated, Marlene Stepanek and Tom Sheffy were chosen to represent C.H.S. at Badger Girls and Badger Boys respec¬ tively, Elaine Baumgartner and Pete Andre were alternates. We began as Seniors by electing our officers for this our fourth and final year They were Ron Wery, presi¬ dent; Jeanne Laurent, vice-president; Elaine Baumgartner, treasurer; Tom Pickett, secretary. Our Student Council representatives were Marlene Stepanek and Cletus LeCaptain. When we returned we found that many of our classmates had left us or transferred to different schools. Among these were Betty Malcore, Diane De- Cue He, Tom Sheffy ? Peter Andre, Henry DeCrave, Dave Abts and Dean Allen, Mr, Cretton and Mr, DcNamur were our advisors for die year Ron Wery reigned as Homecoming king and Judy Srnka as queen. On the court ol honor were: Dennis Thiry and Hlaine Baumgartner, Cictus LeCaptain and Audrey Miller, Tom Pickett and Janet Hendricks, Gene Vander- manse and Jeanne Laurent, Richard Warlike and Marlene Stepanek, The gym was appropriately decorated to the theme of Harvest Moon, 1 o end this year of all years we prepared for our Senior class play our Washington class trip and finally grad¬ uation day We leave no memories behind, but take them with us to cherish all our lives. 32 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: D. Fick, C, Strnad, J, LaCroix, J Webster, J . LeGreve, R, Deprer, S, Bouche, G, Hoffman, K„ Deprey, B. Veeser SECOND ROW: Mr. Loos, A, Theys, B Dhuey, D. Sacotte, G, Rrcdoal D. Cravillioii G, Flavion, B. Boulanger, G. Luedtke, D, iwss, Mn, Dhney. THIRD ROW; V. Detain, L Junion, J. LeMcnse, J. Kroner, Lynn Deprcy. D. Laweru, E. Beilin, D. Porath T E, TremI, F. Bader, FOURTH ROW; J, Ucrossc, W. Gilson, M. Engle- bert, S, Pro dell, J. Smka, B. Brnsda, J, Nemetz, M. Henson. CLASS OFF1C ms L. Deprey 3. Boulanger J. LaCfoix B. Vceser 34 SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: M. Webster J. Dantoin P. VIies B. Delwiche, K. Vandermause, C- Jacobs, N. Swifka, M Suka Y, Berg, J. LeCaptain. SECOND ROW; R. Paye, L. Lamem, D, Kaye B. Kasmerchek, C. Annoye M. Piodell C. Cochart, C Englebert, J, Stoller Mrs + Kasten. THIRD ROW: S, Annoye, D. Veeser, J, Dellis, D Walter A. Jorgenson, G Laurent V LeGrave, R. Kuehl, D Breitiow FIRST ROW; S. Kirastctter, L. DHuey B. Swoboda J ' . Halada, D. Miller, S, Wamke, M. Deprey J, Borley E- Borley, J. Jaudrin, SECOND ROW; A Derenne, J. Marit, J. LeFevrc, N. Dilleaburg, D. Thiry, M, Dantimie, L, Lukes, S, Merritt, S. Delain, M. Jtmion, J. Mertens, Mr. Barb erg. THIRD ROW: E. Beilin, B. LeGrave, R. Mal- froid, J r Thiry, K. Jeanquart, A. Chiche, W. Mueller E. Reidy, D. Hamuann R. Opicka. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRS ' ! ROW: S. Porath, S. Baudhuin, L. DeGrave, J. Stroad, J. Strnad, S, LeFevrc, M, Dcrcruie, K. Thcis, N. Buhr, J. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bcrgner, M. Jonet, B. Rcincc, R. Tlury, S. Jorgenson, L. Jeanquarl, D, Havel, Y. Kirchman, P. Vandennanse, J. Annoyc, M. Abte. THIRD ROW: J. Bero, K. Londwehr, L. Waytlet, R. Fett, R Juza. D. Dhuey, A, Monfils, D. Roman Id, M. Herison, R. Kinnard, K. Marquardt. FIRS T ROW; P. Paul, C. Vandermause, L. Prodell, B. Holsbach, P. Cravillion, B. Maril, J. Gilson, L. Dart, D. Bunda. S. Lsuscher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bourgeois, B. Weidner, M. Woracheck, M. GuilLene, B. Monfils, S. An- noye, E. Jerabeck, Englebert, P. Dcgrave, J. Kronieg, J, Joniaux. THIRD ROW: L. Lnedtkc, S. Jorgenson, J. Diiuey, P. Kcalowski, A. Buhr, R. Romdeime, T. Laurent, D. Delain, J. Borley, Y. Waldo. 36 N. Dillenbuig B. Dclwiche S. Merrill M. Danliiine SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FRESHMAN V. Waldow R. Kiixnarti D. Dhuey J, Dhuey 37 ACTIVITIES F.H.A. FIRST ROW: N. Buhr, 0. Sudc, N. Dilenbuig, B, Delw ' iclic, Mrs, Dhuey, J Laurent, M, Stcpanck, M. Guilctte, £ Jerabeck, SECOND ROW: D, Thiiy, M, Dantinne, L Lukes, B, Kasmerchek, P. Vlies, D, Kaye, M. Webster, C. Cochan, K. Theis, M. Stika. THIRD ROW: Halada, Englebert, K. Vandcrmause, C- Jacobs, B. Veeser t 3 Merritt, S, Delaln, A. Dcrctme, C, Engle ben, J. Borley. FOURTH ROW: D« Havel, D Kunsader, N, Swifka, J, LeCaptain, J, Kroening, D« Bunda, S, Baudhuin, J. Jacobs, J. Srnka FIRST ROW: L, Prodell, L, Lawrenz, J, LeFevrc, £. Baumgartner, R, Deprez. J. LeCrave. L. Dart, P. CravilHon, E. Borley, J. Borley, SECOND ROW: J Joniaux, D, Mille r, A. Miller, C. V under mausc, M. Deprey, S. Wamke t M, Juni on, L. DcGravc, M. Worachek, J. Marit, Mrs. Dhuey. THIRD ROW: S, Artnoyc, J, Gilson, J. Annoyc, P. DcGravc, B, Rcince, R, Thiry, B. Wcidner, B. Monfils, B. Holsbach, J. Jandrin. FOURTH ROW: M, Abts, M. Prodell, V. Derg, S, LoFcvfe, 3. Porath, L. Jeanquart, P. Paul, S, Lauscher, J. Stmud, J Stntad, E. Ssvoboda. 39 F.H.A. STANDING: M. Dantinne, D. Humader, N. Dillenbufg, p. Vlies, G. Stack, J, Boric y, SEATED: B + Vccser, GREEN LA KE ONE DA Y 40 F.H.A. CANDY STORE GIRLS J. Burley, J. Boric y. E. Boriey, G. Stade. ST A TE FAIR CHORUS REPRESENT A TIVE Nancy Dillenburg 41 F.F.A. FIRST ROW: P, Lauschei, M. Lohrey, A. Ronsman, J. Smka, C. LeCaptain, R. Wery, W. Pavlat, T. Pickett, L. Opicka, Mr. F.ilkowski. SECOND ROW: J. Bcro, K. Jeanquan, A. Monfib, L. Wautlet, R, Kinnard, D. Romauld, M. Herison, E. Reidy, R. Malfroid. THIRD ROW: L. Loedtke, R. Beilin, J. Borley, D. Cravillion, C. lired-ael W, Mueller, J. Thiry, M, Herison. FOURTH ROW: S. Annoye, W. Gilson, J. Stollcr, J. Nemete, R. Jura, D. Dhucy, A, Chiche, V, LcGrcve, R Faye, F.F.A. OFFICERS SEATED: R, Wery, W, Pavlat, A. Ronsman. STANDING: J, Smka, C, LeCaptain, K Jeanquan, T, Pickett 42 F.F.A. JUNIOR D.H.I.A. OFFICERS SEATED: J. Thiry, R, Paye, J Stoller, STANDING: A, Chiche, D. Beilin, B. Khuel. Sam Annoyc, Mr, Falkawuki fc ' I - « LIBRARIANS SEATED: J. Malfroiti, C. Sudc, Mrs. Mathys, J. Smka, J. Laurent, S. Hanarnan. STANDING: S. Bouche, J. LeCrave, R. Dejin ' i, D. Lavreiu, A. Hanmami, M. Dhuey, G. Hoffman. MA GAMINE CHAMPS The seniors sold magazines to pay (or their class trip in April to Washington, D.C, Many of the class partici¬ pated in tliis activity, Mr. Cretton .141 d Mr. De- Namur were chaperones for the students on the trip. Marilyn Dhuey, Anna May Hartmann, Gail Stade, BAND OFFICERS SEATED: M. Dajitinne, M. Stepanke. STANDING: D. Opicka, J,Monfib, E, Eaumgarmer. MAJORETTE Anna May Hanmaim 45 SENIOR BAND Director—Mr, Bourgeois CLARINETS Anna May Hanmann Marlene Stepanek Janet Hendricks Larry J union Bill Bn 15da Diane Hunsader Sandra Kinstettcr Lana Lawreru Judy LeFevre Diane TLiry Susan Delain CORNETS Audrey Miller Tom Sweemer Dennis Sacotte Cary Luedtke Jacqueline Marit FLUTES Lynn Deprey Mary Kay Daminne Nancy Dillenburg Nancy Swifka Judy Hal ad a HORNS i Patsy Vlies Gloria Annoye SAXOPHONES Elaine Baumgartner Marilyn Frodcll Karen Deprey Linda Jeanquart Jclain Mon fils TROMBONES Robert Kuehl John Lacrosse Lila Prodell Judy J an dr in BARITONES Jane Merlens Yvonne Berg BASSES David Opicka David Delain PERCUSSION Sheldon Prudell Marilyn Dime ' , Linda Lukes Myron Abts PEP BAND FIRST ROW: E. Baumgartner, J, Monfils, L. Jeanquart, L Lukes, M, Abes, M. Dhucy, L. Deprey, N, Dillenburg, T. ProdclL SECOND ROW: J, Mertens, Y. Berg, G« Annoye P. Vlies, L, Lawienx, S. KinsteUer, J, LeFevie, D. Hunsader B. Bnjsda, M, l rodelK IHIRD ROW: D Opicka, L, J utli on, A, Miller, T, Sweemcr, D. Sacocte, G, Luedtke, R. Kuehl, J. Lacrosse JUNIOR BAND rlRS l ROW,. K I iieUi P, Pan], J, Jacobs, SECOND ROW: J DJiuey, P, Vandcrmuuse, B, W e i dn cr, P- Cravillion, S, Lauscher, M. Abts. THIRD ROW: S Porath, D. Btmda, D. Havel, 48 CHOR US FIRST ROW; S, Jorgensen, C. Vandermause, C Englebert.. B. Marit, K. Vandermause, B, Holsbach, M, Guiletie, C- Hoffman, $ Bouche SECOND ROW: C. Strnad, E, HaJada, J. Hendricks, M. Stika. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bour¬ geois, D Lavrem, M Dhuey, A Hanmarm, B. Kasmerchek, M. Prodell, E Beilin. SCIENCE CL UB FIRST ROW: L. Dhuey, B. Swoboda, D. Havel, S, ieFevre, L. Prodetl, J, Halada, K. Vandcrmause, C. Jacobs, C. Stade, J. Webster. SECOND ROW: L. Lawrenz, A. Derenne, B. Delwiche, N. Dilkuburg, J. LeFcvre, J. Jacobs, P. Paul, M. Webster, C. Cochart, Mr. Cretton. THIRD ROW: J. Marit, L. Jeanquart, S. Merritt, S. Delain, L. Lukes M. Dantinne, D. Thiry, N. Swlfka, M. Stika, Y. Berg, M. Prodell, E. Halada. FOURTH ROW: E. Benin, D. Kaye,’ B. Kasmerchek, J. NcmetX, S. Prodell, K. Neuzil, L. J uni on, B. Boulanger. FIFTH ROW: B. Brusda B McCoskv E Treml, D, Walter, ' r ’ ' S.O.S. OFFICERS J. Kendricks, D, Thiry, B Brusda, S, Merritt, B, Boulanger, 50 ONE A CT PL A Y STANDING: R, Brusda, L. Lavrenz, SEATED: M. Stika, B, Kasmerchek. FORENSICS FIRST ROW: L, Lawrenz, J. LeFevre, G, Stade, S Hanamann Mts. Hasten SECOND ROW r : Mr. Loos, J, Nemetz, B. Brusda, R, Kinnard, SCHOOL WORKERS Mrs. Herold, Mrs. Paul. PEP CL UB KNEEUNCl B, Veeser, M. Danltnne, J Srnka, A. Hanmann, J. Hendricks, M. Stepanek. FIRST ROW: R. Deprey, J. LeGreve, E. Baumgartner, P. Vlies, J. Halada, S. Delain, S. Merritt, G. Hoffman, S. Bouche, Mr. Bergner. SEC¬ OND ROW: J. Jandria, C. Englebert, A, Derenne, K. Deprey, N. Dilienburg, D. Tbiry, N. Swifka, M. Stika, S. Kinstetter, B. Heine . THIRD ROW: E. Halada, J. LeFevre, M. Prodell, B. Delwiche, J. Monfils, P. Vandermause, L. Lukes, K. Vandermause, B. Weidner, R. Thiry, S. Jorgensen. FOURTH ROW; M. Dhuey, S. Hanamann, B. Kas- merchek, L. Jeanquart, P. Craviltion, S. Lauscher, D. Bunda, L. Deprey, D. Lavreru, D, Havel. FIFTH ROW: E. Treml, A. Ronsman, W. Pavlat, B. McCosky, K. NeuaU, D. Warnke, G. Vandermause, T. Pickett, R. Wery. OFFICERS President! Marlene Stepanek; Vice-President: Bobbie Veeser; Secretary: Elaine Baumgartner; Treasurer: Susan Del a Lit. CHEERLEADERS STANDING: M. Dantinne, A. Hamnann, J. Srnka. KNEELING: B, Vecser, J. Hend- ricks, M. Stepanek. STANDINC: K. Vandermause, L, Jeanquart. KNEELING: S, Baudhuin, D. Thiry, S. Merritt. SNAPS 55 PROM QUEEN JUDY SRNKA BLUE HAWAII KING RON WERT Blue Hawaii was the theme of our prom It was held on Friday, May 11 ? 1962 T The gym was beau¬ tifully decorated to fit the theme The sky was heavenly in blue and white streamers. At the far end of the gym was a huge mountain in white, Palm trees surrounded the room, 1962 COURT OF HONOR Tom Sheffy and Anna May Hanmarm Wayne Pavlat and Janet Hendricks Cletus LeCaptaln and Elaine Baumgartner Pete Andre and Marlene Stepanek Larry Opicka and Jeanne Laurent Junior King; Michael Dax Junior Queen: Carol Smka King: Ron Wery Queen: Judy Smka HOMECOMING KING RON WERT QUEEN JUDY SRNKA HAR VEST MOON A huge mooo peeping through fall trees was the center of the decorations for the theme r ‘Harvest Moon. At the far end of the gym was the throne where Ron Wery crowned his queen Judy Smka, Above the throne were stars suspended in the sky. Fall flowers made up the ta¬ ble decorations, A fun time was Had by all. i 58 1963 COURT OF HONOR Cletus LeCaptain and Audrey Miller Dennis Thiry and Elaine Baumgartner Gene Vandermause and Jeanne Laurent Dick Wanike and Marlene Stepanek Tom Pickett and Janet Hendricks HOMECOMING CAPTAINS T. Pickett R, Wery Mr. DeNamur S9 FIRST ROW: C LeCaptain, K. Neuzil, J, LeMertse, Mr. DeNamur, R. Wery, T. Pickett, B, McCoiky. SECOND ROW: D, Warnkc, D Thiry, J. Thiry, V. Delain, L Waurlet, K. Jeanquart, A. Theyi, D Cravillicm, B. Boulanger, THIRD ROW: S. ProdeU, J. Nemctt, G. Laurent, A, Jorgensen, D. Breittow D. Veeser, K. Land we hr. “C” CLUB OFFICERS B. Boulanger, R Wery, C Thiry. ATHLETICS ■ KNEELING: P. Kodowski, B, LeGreve, FIRST ROW? A, Theys (manager), D, Cmvillion, J, LcMense, D. Wamke, D. Thiry, R Wery, T, Pickett, G, Vandermause, McCosky, D + Breitlow, D, Vee$er. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeNarmir, V, Detain, C. Thiry, A. Jorgensen, S. Prodell, E, Treml, B, Brusda, J Nemetz, G, Laurent, K Lanwehi, Mr. Bergner THIRD ROW: K. Jeanquart, R. Romdcnne, J. Thiry, L. Wautlet, E Riedy, D. Romauld, R. Fett, J, Bero, R. Kinnard, D, Beilin T, Laurent, LETTERMEN Ron Wery Tom Pickett Cletus LeCaptain Dennis Thiry Bruce Me Cosky Chuck Thiry Sheldon Prodell Vincent Delain Jerry ' LeMense Abe Theys Jim Thiry Ken Jean quart Dale Breitlow Glenn Laurent A! Jorgensen Larry Wautlet Ken Landwehr SENIOR FOOTBALL STANDING: D, Warlike, D, Thiry, G. Vandermause. KNEELING: T Pickett, R. Wery t B McCosky, Mr DeNamur COMET CO A CHES ASSISTANT COACH Mr. Bergner. VARSITY COACH Mr. DeNamur. FOOTBALL SNAPS 65 THE COMETS Mr. DeNamur, B, Boulanger, B Riedy, K. Landwehr, S, Prodell, D, Breitlow, A, Jorgensen, C. Thlrv, D, Veeser J. LeMense, J 4 Thiry, G. Luedtke, A. Tbeys. Practice Makes Perfect. 66 LINEUP FUTURE CHAMPS STANDING: J. Thiry, D. Hanmann, K. Jeanquart, l. Wautlet, Mr. Bergner, D. Veescr, □. Dhucv. E. Reidv A MonfUs. KNEELING: D. Beilin, P, Kazlowski, B. LeCreve, A. Laurent, L. Lucdtke, Y. Waldow. Sevastopol . . Southern Door Gibraltar . . Luxemburg , . Mishicot Sevastopol , , Southern Door Gibraltar . . 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