Casco High School - Comet Yearbook (Casco, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

Focus On COMET 1967 Casco High School Casco, Wisconsin To our Principal: guide, teacher, and friend. This is to certify that Gerald Thielke, Principal of Casco High School, is HON¬ ORABLY DISCHARGED from his duties at Casco High on this 6th day of June, 1967. This honorable mention is awarded as a final testimony of our unlimited thanks to his instruction, inspiration, and interest in us. 2 3 When I walked upon a mountain, I saw a form and thought it was a beast. When l came closer. 1 saw it was a man. When I came closer yet, I found it was my broth¬ er. The purpose of Casco High--the reason for its existence --is to serve us, not as a group, a mass, but as individuals. For this reason the theme of the ' 67 COMET is FOCUS ON CASCO. Focus on each individual aspect of Cas¬ co High and see the memorable and exciting school life we experience in our search for wisdom. Focus on the knowledge we were led to through and under the guidance of our teachers. Focus on our athletic teams who were often victorious because of the wi se decisions of the players and their coaches and focus on our many social activities which we could not have done without. We Lire non- happy mJ proud to have you sit down and FOCUS OiN CASCO. 4 5 13 It has been our privilege to present to y � u this last edition of the Casco Comet. We have certainly tried to capture all those memorable events that have so clearly decided the fate of this past year. Now is the time for a new search into unknown boundaries with high hope for what may Lie ahead. Now is also the time to reflect - -for it is good to remember once in a while--the precious moments we have spent together at Casco High School. We hope you will each find your own fond mem - ories in the pages of this yearbook. Co-editors JoAnn Kinnard Helen Nemetz 14 History Of C.H.S. In order to know and understand the history of the schools of Casco, we must turn back to the year 1855. It was in this year that Mr. Ed Decker first came to this area. He is the man that is responsible for the beginning of the village of Casco, and for the naming of it. (He had been born in the town of Casco, Maine, and when he moved here, he decided to name this village the same. ) In the years 1855 and 1860, Mr. Decker established the first school in the village. At that time the village was located a little west of the present site, and was some¬ where in the vicinity of Mail ' s orchard. Across from the village was where the first school was founded. In the years I860 and 1861, Mr. Decker served as state senator and while he was gone, his brother-in-law moved the Location of the school to the land that is now oc¬ cupied by the Farrell Lumber Co, This building served as the schoolhouse until 1900, when two rooms of the present grade school were built. In 1915, a second story was added. As time went on, they added one more year ol high school each year, until in 19L7, all four years of high school were offered in the school. During that summer, the Casco Union High School District came into being. In the spring ol 1919, the first class of Casco High School graduated. This class consisted oi six people. The principal at that time was Mr. IL J. Worachek. In the spring of 1967, the last class of 57 students graduated. By 1938, a new school was necessary , for there was an enrollment of 71 people. We have now an enrollment of 260 students. The first class to graduate from this new high school, under the principalship of Mr. John L. Paska, had a membership of 20. In June of 1954, a referendum vote was issued to determine the building of a new addition. The addition was completed in 1956 when Mr. J. H, Sheffy was the principal. The very first school board for the high school had consisted of three men: Dr. Y. J. Pencil, Henry Dvorak, and Joe Hoffman. We now have a five-man board consisting oi: Alvin K inn; ml, Lloyd Dross a ft, Mrs. Earl Glander, Maurice Paul, and Chester Majeski, Mr. Thielke was our last principal. Many changes have definitely taken place since 1939. Casco High School will soon be known as a junior high, with its students being transferred, for the most part, to Luxemburg. Now is the time to recall the precious memories of the past C. H. S. , and look ahead toward an even brighter future. Casco’s Firsts One of the Faculty First Commercial Courses: 1949 First Time For Forensics r i i- ' cS Fim Ho me comin g The First And Last 17 Focus On Faculty And Administration A Message From The Principal A yearbook Ls always a special book because of all the precious memories locked within its covers This book however, is really an extra-special edition representing as it does the last associations had with Casco High School. I ' m sure that all of you have experienced good days and bad days, exciting days and dull days, but looking back in the years to come the time represent¬ ed here will seem like a high point in life Even though Casco High School is no more, it will always live with all of us ns a place where very important events took place in Our journey thru life I hope that all of you are now better prepared to find your place in society because of your time spent here. Good luck in your search. Sincerely, Gerald F. Thielke Principal MR, THIELKE St, Norberts, R S. Uni ye rsity o f Wiscom in, M« A Principal, Chemistry Yt:ars at C. H. S. , . , , . , . 4 20 SEATED: Mr. Thielke, Mr. Majeski, Mr. Paul, Mrs. Clander, STANDING: Mr. Dross art. Mr. Kinnarti School Life Fosters Wisdom School government is exportiy managed through the cooperation and guid¬ ance of elected members of our community on the school board and by the students themselves who serve on the student coun cil. SLATED: B. Worackck, K. Wochos, Vice-President; H. Nemett, Pres¬ ident; j. Kinnard, Secretary; C, Fletcher, M. V.’orachek, STANDING: Mr, Yagodinski, Advisor; L. I.iwrem, K. Fletcher, M. Dhuey, M- Dill- enburg, R. Beaurain, J. Kaye 21 MR. BOURGEOIS University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - - B. S t Band and Chorus Junior Class Advisor Years at C. H S- - , . . . 4 MFL SICA DDEN Rocky Mt. College, B. S. General Math, Algebra I Geometry Junior Class Advisor Years at C H. S, •, . 2 MRS, BROWN Whitewater State, B. E, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing I 7 II junior Class Advisor Years at C, H. S MRS KASTEN Carotl College, B.A, English I T Latin I ? n Senior Class Advisor Years at C H. S 5 MR. LOOS University of Wisconsin, R. S, U, S. History, Citizenship, Social Frob Senior Class Advisor Years at C, H. $.. , , 6 MR FALKOWSKI River Falls Stuie College, B. S Agriculture 1, II, IB, IV, Farm Mechanics Senior Class Advisor ears at H S .. 23 MR, LUECK Ripon College, B. A. English III, IV Sophomore Class Advisor Years atCRS .2 MRS, MA-THY5 St. Korberts, B. S, Librarian, Advanced Algebra Sophomore Class Advisor Years at C. H. S. ..27 MR- BARBERG Stout State University, B. S, Industrial Aits, Crafts, Drivers Ed. Sophomore Class Advisor Years at C� K. $. 6 MR. CRETTON Oshkosh State University, B.S, Biolog) ' , General Science Fresman Class Advisor eitrs at C. IL S, ■ o MRS, DHUEY Stout State University, B. S, Home Economics I, 11, ITt, IV Freshman Class Advisor Years at C H S. • «.17 MR, YAGODINSKI Marquette University, R. S World History, Guidance Director Coach -- Baseball, Assistant Freshman Class Advisor Years at C, H S.. . . S MR. WERNER LaCrosse State University, B« A. English V, Physical Education, Coach -- Football, Basketball, Track Years at C - H. S. « 2 MRS. nUNSSERGER Lawrence College, B.A. Engl ish II Years at C. H, $..1 MRS STOLLER Office Secretary Years : t C. 11. S . 9 MR GA IKES University of Iowa, B, A,, Creative Writing lfc .15 at t H- Si i ■ ■ i a M, Fi A 1 BUS DRIVERS: E Paul, J, W erg in, A, Loss, R. Mai core, M. Jacobs, R. Hanmann, E. Jcmiaux CUSTODIANS! Emie ant! Vi Baumann OFFICE WORKERS: B. Kirchman. B, Charles, J Prodell, J He ling, D Sink a T S. Dejardin, S Van deuliouten, K Miller. T, Paul. COOKS AND KITCHEN HELPERS Mrs Dart, Mrs. Herald, Mrs. Paul R, KuehL P Jacobs, B. Jandrin, L, Lukes, L. Kinstetter Annual Staff Prepares The Last Comet 1ST ROW: M. Vaudermatsc, L. Koss, H. Nemeo, B. Weidner, J. Kiauftrd, T. Paul, K. Laurent. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Brown. J. Boll in, B. Halarfa, J. Tie ml, D. Smka, L. Uwrenz, M. Kaye, J. Holing. 3RD ROW: P. Vamienhouton, W. Voylos, C. Dime , B. Kirchman, M. Evers. S. Pavlat, S. Dcjardin. The endU ss efforts of a hard¬ working animal staff combined with reliable services of Mrs. Brown, have compiled for you the many episodes filing through the 1966 - 67 school term, into our new Comet. We present you with this completed edition in hopes that it will mean more to you than just a yearbook; for we have tried to capture in these few pages, all those wonderful moments that re¬ flect the true meaning of Casco High School, even in its last glorious year of existence. We hope that you may find a special value in this book, as the future opens its many new books. 30 K Lauren . Business Editor 1ST ROW: D, Delain, M Vantiermause, L. Koss, H. Nemetz, Mis Brown, J, Ktnnard, R Weidner, K Laurent, S, Annoyc. 2ND ROW ' ; G, Veeser, M„ belfosse, A. Missart, K, Vincent, S Wendricks, P. Vanden- hauten, M. Kohl beck, B. Worachok, K Kozlcwskl 3RD ROW: L Law rent, R. Kuehl, J. Swiifka, D W a title t, K, Wochos, R Vanderxnause. W, Veeser, C. Engebose, B. MeCosky, T Paul, 4TH RQVv: K . Miller 7 R, Riedy ? D. Derejtne. L LeGrave, D, Koenig, R, Majeski, 5. Pa vial, M, Paul, D. Flavian, C. Annoye, 5TH ROW: C, Dlruey, M, Evers, ]. Beilin, M Gilson, M. Dhuey, M. Kaye, L. Naze, ]. Trend, B. I tala da, M, Voyles, L Lukes L. Ross, R. Weidner Sports Editors M. Vanderm use Organization Editor A Prosperous Annual Drive ’66 Hobo Day Began Early The festivities of the ' 66 Homecoming started early. The Senior ' s bonfire was lit by a group from Southern Door on Wednesday night, October 12. With the help of the underclassmen, the boys built a new wood pile. Everyone, who helped, put his heart into it to show the spirit of the students on the last C. H. S. Homecoming. This new bon¬ fire set the sky ablaze on the wet Friday night of October 14. As in the previous year, Friday before Homecoming belonged to the Casco Hobos. The entire student body dressed as tramps. The afternoon was filled with the interesting pep session, designed to bring forth the famous Comet spirit. Each class, the cheer¬ leaders, and the teachers organized a skit and presented it. The day was filled with laughter and turned out to be a great success. Moments To Remember Saturday, October 15, was the (.late of a victorious Homecoming for Casco High. A parade through the downtown area at 12:30 was fol¬ lowed by a football game at 1:30 in which Casco scored a 26-7 win over Gibraltar, The music for the evening fes¬ tivities was provided by the Cykiks. The g m was decorated in a fall atmosphere whic h included a horn of plenty and also the winning football. QUEEN Diane $mka KING Bob Be aura in JUNIOR QUEEN Roxanne Urban JUNIOR KING Mike Hueek ( ' onn of Honor Barb Worachek Bonnie Charles Betti Halada Kathy Laurent Maureen Evers JoAnn Kinnard Karen Miller Roxanne Urban Diane Srnka Wayne Veeser Dick Glander Alex LeGreve Chris Dhuey Keith Deprey Bob Weidner Andy Beilin Mike Hucek Bob Beau rain In The Misty Moonlight In the Misty Moonlight was the theme of the 1967 Junior Prom which was presented on May 29, 1967. The ceiling was a heaven of blue and gold streamers which followed up to the wall -sized mural drawn by Sharon Gilson. A waterfall and river accented the bridge, which was the throne. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Roxanne Majeski by King Dan VVautiet. Music by Russ Zimmer¬ man added just the right last touch to the splendor of the evening. The juniors had an excellent turnout. Everyone will agree that Casco’s last prom will assuredly never be forgotten. 36 QUEEN Roxanne Majeski JUNIOR QUEEN Mary Kay Majeski KING Dan Wautlet JUNIOR KING Paul Bourgeois COURT Cynthia Annoye Dottie Koenig Linda DeGrave Diane Delain Beverly Dockers Mary Jo Dhuey Ron Vandermause Ken Wochos Frank Havel Ken Vlies Steve Heim Kerry Kozlowski OFFICERS: STANDING: Mrs, Dlmey, R Majeski, L. Lawyem, S. Pavlat, T, Favlati SEATED: J. Kiimard, M, Evert; D. Smka, B Worachek. FIRST ROW: R, Majeski, J Kina aid, M. Evers, D, Smka, Mrs. Dlmey, S, Pavlat, L Lawrenz, T, Paviat, B. Worachek, SECOND ROW: C. Koehler, D. Yoiik, J- Thiry, L Stmad, N Majeski, M. Vandermause, M. Woracfcck, K„ Vincent, M Kiunard, THIRD ROW: K. Vandermuuse, L� Lukes, ) PtKKtfll} R, Kuehl, D Theis, B. Vandermausc j, Smka, L Lukes, K Staller, FOURTH ROW: W Weidser, W SUel, C. Slaby, J, Pavlat, A, Voyles, T, Simon, S. Krovuiug, NT Slaby, D. Luedtke, J Kinnard FIFTH ROW: A. Massart, S, Vanden- houten, L. Kinnare M, Sevcik, L. Naze, j TremI, M Paul, M. Lanchvehr, L. LeGrave, M« Kohl beck, M. Simon FIRST ROW: S. Abts, S. Anno ye, E. Jerabek, P. Jacobs, B. Jandrin, B. Kirchman, C. Jerabek, S, Cibon, M. Gilson, SECOND ROW: M. Baiubvin, K. Jerabek, M. Heling, J. Collins , B. Annoye, I). Delain, J. uuiletre, j. DcGravc D. Boucher, THIRD ROW: N. Cochart, l.. Beilin, L. Jandrin, c. Joniaux, C. Fanscree, M. Duty, J. Melina, N. Glaadcr, G. Dcjardln, FOURTH ROW: M. Jerabek, S. Dicrmeier, N. Borley, V. DepreyG. Engle- bert, i Jandrin, M. Heim, R. Deprey, L. Bute, FIFTH ROW: C. Annoye. D. Flavion, B. Mockers, P. Beauram. L. Drossart D Dcrenne t R. Pererme, F, Berg T J Fameree FHA Provides Pleasure And New Experiences These F H A, girls are preparing program-place cards for the Moth¬ er-Daughter banquet held in spring. 39 SOCIAirTES: J Helmg, B� Kirchman, B. Jandrln, P. Jacobs, R Majcski, N. Bor- 1 ey, C Am� ye Composing A Universal Medley The Casco Future Homemakers is made up of 93 girls under the guidance of Mrs. Dhuey with Mrs. Mathys as an Honorary Member. The major events in which the girls participated included a Big-Little Sister Party held in September to welcome fresh¬ men members, the Mother-Daughter Ban¬ quet which consisted of a dinner held at the Alaska Motor Inn in April, and the educa¬ tional trip to Wisconsin Delis in June. Oth¬ er annual events included a Sub-District meeting, Christmas party, and an FHA- FFA field trip. Nine girls attended the State Convention at Green Lake, June 7-9. The theme this year was Composing a Universal Medley. TWO-DAY DELEGATES: N. Borley, B. Kirchman, J, He ling, D, Snika, B. Worac hek GREEN LAKE DELEGATES FOUR-DAY DELEGATES: R. Majeski, M Evers, M. Paul $. Favlal 40 STANDING: $. Diermeier, E. Jerabek, M. Sevcik, R Kmhl , M Kohlbtck, M Kaye, A, Mass art, M- Voyles, K Vincent, H Nemeth C. Dhuey t SEATEDs Mrs. Mathys Sec-Tress. C. Dhuey, V, Pres. M. Kaye t President, H. Nemetlf Money Raising Magazine Campaign In the fall of the year the Se¬ nior Class had the opportunity of becoming salesmen i ' or two weeks. And they did just that. They made a net profit of approx¬ i mately $800, which is the highesl goal any class has ever attained. Team captains. Bonnie Charles, Maureen Evers, Karen Miller, and Barb Worachek had Helen Nemetz as student manag¬ er, and top sales honors went to Rick Sisel. SEATED: H. Nemetz, Mrs. Hasten. STANDING: B. Charles, R. Sisel, B. Worachek, K. Miller, M. Livers. 41 1ST ROW: A, Zellner, D. Bosley, K, Wochos, B, Beaurain, L. Guilette R. Clamter, Mr. Falktwski, L, Thiry, M. Wiericks 2ND ROW: J, Me it cos, j, Mortens, D, Paye T L Veeser, R. Lukes, D. Riedy, J, M stilar, R, Kinnard 3RD ROW: W, Smithwick, K, Vlies, D. Want let. A LeCrave, R. Vandcrmause, W, Veeser, T. Moede, R Warlike, D S pi tier 4TH ROW: L Sfcrnad, L. LaCmssc, K. Koztowski, J. Vlies, T, Vandermause, W. Stalvey, M, Marit, L. Miller, G. Smith 5TH ROW: j, Kaye, H. Webster, C. LeFevtc, R, Parkinson, C. Kinst otter, K, Reck lobe rg, J� Mastilar, T Naze, C Tabordon OFFICERS: D. Borley, K. Wochos, R. Clander, L. Guilette, B, Beau rain. 42 Green hake Del gates: Roger Dejardin and State Partner Degrees: Bob Beauraitt DlUA Officers: K, V1ies t R, Dejardin, D. WautUit, K. Deprey. The Casco Chapter received a Supe¬ rior rating in FFA through the help of the Instructor, Mr. Falkowski and the diligent work of the boys themselves. They have gained a long list of awards and accomplishments. Some of the many are: a fishing trip, good ratings in fat- stock and dairy judging contests, state winner in farm electrification, sectional first in safety and also cooperatives, Ken Wochos was FFA and DHIA speak¬ er, entered in DeKalb corn contest, sold 560 bushels of seed oats, and rep¬ resentatives were sent to Trees for To¬ morrow Camp. All the awards and ac¬ complishments were acknowledged May 10th at the last annual FFA banquet where the Honorary Farmer Degrees were also given out. 1ST ROW: C. Dcprez, L. Do ViHcrs, P. Dantiein, D. Perron, S Heim, D, Deprey f D. Junion, D Dhuey, B. Buiir 2ND ROW: D, Annoye, E, Jean quart, j. Biiir, J, Bea-urain, D. Annoye, P. Bid 117 K. Boudiu 3RD ROW: J, Jacobs, K Do prey, Dhucy, j Fameree, R. Pejardin, G. Annoye, C Engebose, R. Da toin 4TH ROW: E Jerabek, D Annoye, J. Fiala, M, Abts, A. Fahs, P, Jacques, T. jandrii], G, Fenon, C. Buhr 5TH ROW: G. Delebreau, t. DeVUlers, T. Cain, R. Abts, M- Delebreau, D. Cain, R Delebreau EC Bouclie, H, Deprey IS I ROW: C + Dhuey, home improvement; K. Wbchos, farm forestry; B. Bea drain, farm mechanics; R, De- Jardin, farm safety; 2ND ROW; t. Thin, ' , eenfiand; D. Wautlet, crop farming; k Dantoin, dairy farming; G Lefevre, livestock; J. Mastaiir, poultry; C, Engebose, chapter star farmer. Percy Hardiman, banquet speaker; Orville Dejardin Melvin Be aura in, honorary chapter farmer degrees Ernie Hamnann, service Max Falkowski. Clettts Engebose 1ST in Section IV Pioneer Corn; 1ST in Soil-Water Conservation Speaking Contest. Trees for Tomorrow Camp: j. Smithwick, C. Fletcher, M Diilenburg, Mr. Loos, G Schmidt, K. Wochos 1ST ROW: M. jerabek, M Paul, D, Delain, W. Weidner, W. Sisel, L, Havel, ) Pavla t, L Strnad,. N, Majeski, M. Vandermause, M. Kinnard, L, Kinnard. 2ND ROW: Mr, Loos, G Dejardin, M, Challe, V Koehler, M. Delfo so, S PavlaL, M. Kohlbech, P, Va ndenhoughten, M. Vandermause, L. Drossan, D. Luedtke, K, Laurent, I Beaurain, L. Lawrenz, C Engebose. 3RD ROW: B, Paul, C. Jerabek, J, Heiitig, M. Sevcik, M, Kaye, M, Granius, F. Ries, T. Paul, B McCosky, D. Drury, K. Wochos, M. Voyles, B. Halada, K. Vanderjnause, N, Clander, K, Stoller. Forensics This year ' s forensic team, under the di¬ rection of Mr. D. W. Loos, broke the rec¬ ord it set last year by sending thirteen oeople to the state contest. Of these thir¬ teen, three received A ratings: Helen Nemetz, Roxanne Majeski, and Gerri Veeser. Each year Mr. Loos takes the forensic people on an all-day picnic to Nemetz ' cot¬ tage near Goodman. The event is a final celebration of the effort of the students and is enjoyable to all. Helen Me me tz— Outstanding senior, Mr, Loos-- Forensic coach. State Participants 1ST ROW: Mr. Loos, J, Kianard, K. Miller, M Evers, | Beilin, G Delain, 2ND ROW: J. Kinnard, C. Dhuey, H Nemetz, K. Fie teller G, Veeser, C. Fie teller, R. Majeski, D, Ben¬ cher, T. Pa via t. T 1ST ROW: Mi Evers, R Weidntir, R- Majeski, L. Koss 2ND ROW: Hi Nemetz, J. Beilin, M. Dhucy, K Miller, Ti Pavlat, M. Vanck-rmause, T. Paul 3RD ROW: S- Pnvlat, G. Veeser, P. Vafcdenhouteti, C, Jerebek, M. Pitwl, K. Fletcher, D Drury, K« Deprey, B. Me Cosky, Mr- Loos 46 f ilter the Hero: SEATED-J. Kiimard, D. Boncher, C. DeJarcUn, L. Drossart, M. Jerabek STANDING: Mr. Loos, K. Vandcrmauie, K. Wochos Tlie Maii worn a n of Cliaillot was chosen in the fall as Casco’s one-act play. It received an A rating at Sevas¬ topol and continued on to district com¬ petition at Preble, where it also receiv¬ ed an A rating. In sectional competition at Stevens Point, the ptay earned a B rating. Casco ' s second play, Enter the He¬ ro , saw no competition but brought en¬ joyment to all involved in it. Both plays were directed by Mr. Loos with Sherri Pavlat and Kathy Van- dermause as the student directors. Behind the Scenes: 1ST ROW: M. Kinnard, D. Detain, K. Stoller, L. Kiruiard. M, Cranius 2ND ROW: C. Dhucy, K. Laurent, D. Smka. J. Heliug, B, Halada, S. Annoye, L, LcCravc, D. Ft avion 3RD ROW: M, Kaye, S. Wendricks, M. Sevclk, J. Prodell, M. Voyles, R. Riedy, P. Beauraiu, K. Dhucy, j. Kin rum! 4 ' Ill ROW: C, Engebose, G. LeFevrc, J. Smichwick, R. Dejardin, L, Guileito. R. Glander. Senior Class Play in May, the Senior Claris pre¬ sented a well-known comedy, Meet Me In St. Louis. With the help of Mr. Lueck and the co¬ operation of those both off-stage and on-stage, it was considered one of the best plays ever pre¬ sented by a senior class at Casco High. Karen Miller and Brian Mc- Cosky played the leading roles with a cast of fifteen supporting them. They were: Helen Nem- etz, Maureen Evers, Barb Worachek, Jane Srnka, Bob Bar¬ ra, Tom Paul, Julie Beilin, Joann Kinnard, Mary Vandermause, Lee Koss, Kathy Laurent, Rick Sisel, Bob Weidner, Richard Glander, and Andy Beilin. Meet Me FIRST ROW M. Kaye, D. Drury, D. Sink a, S, Pavlat, R BeauraLn, L Drossart, K. Laurent. SECOND ROW Mr, Yagodinski, M Jerabek, PL Nemetz, K Stoller, C, Fletcher, L, Law- rcn , J, Kinnard, T Pavlat Ben Franklin Chapter Formed The Ben Franklin National Honor So¬ ciety under the guidance of Mr. Yago- dinski, and an executive council, is an organization whose object is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire of service, promote leadership and encourage (he development of char¬ acter in students of Casco High School. mm: x Vyl L ' See. D. Drury, Treas. S. Pavlat; President, D. Smka, V. Pres, R. Be a lira in Mr. Thielke, Mrs. Mathys, Mr. Loos, Mr. LtiecJc, Mr. Bourgeois 50 1ST ROW: J. DeCrave, N, Bor ley. D. Flavion, C. Armoye, S. Vondenhouten. K. Miller, B. Worachek, B. Charles, T. Puvlut 2ND ROW: H. NeraeU, D. Srnka. B. Vandermauie, R. Kuehl. J. Smka. C, Jcmiaux. B. Lolirey, C. Fameree. B. Jandrin, J. Milliard, Mr. Bourgeois 3RD ROW: P. Jacobs, S. Pfistcr. S. Cilson. L. ’ Lukes, K. Vandcrmause, S. Abts, R. Rledy. D. Derenne, L. Webster 4TH ROW: M. Vandermause. L. Le- Grave, D. Koenig, C. Dhuey, L. Lukes, C. Engelbert. M. FrLsque. S. DeGrave, R. Dcprey, M. Tombal Accompanist: Mrs Gabriel Senior Chorus 1ST ROW: M, Vandcrmause, j DeGrave, S, Yaadenhoutcii, B. Ciiarles, B. Wora¬ chek, P. Jacobs, K. Miller 2ND ROW? D, Deieime, J, Kinnard, H. Nemetz, L. Lukes, D. Smka, R. Kuchl, J, Smka, B Jandrin Chorus One other musical aspect to CHS is the girls ' chorus-- this year consisting of 39 mem¬ bers. They performed at two concerts accom- pained by Mrs. R. Gabriel ami Mrs. K. Thiry. These two concerts are known and remembered as the best . Along with the band, fine voices participat¬ ed in Solo-Ensembles and in Tournaments in the spring. Thirty solos and 15 ensembles from the band and 11 solos and 4 ensembles from chorus represented Casco at Luxemburg. Twirl u-rs: B. cky Lohrey, Mary Jo Challe Majorette: Betti Hahida DIRECTOR-- — Marvin Bourgeois CLARINETS Kathy Laurent Mary Vandermause Sherri Pavlat Diane Del a in Shirley Pfister Maureen Evers Mary Slaby Jackie Thayse Sandy Diermier Lorna Beilin Becky Lohrey Mary Crani us Diane Ilu-is M;in Jo Challe jean 1 hiry jui ie Ann Vanes OBOES Pat Be aura in Mary Kinuard HORNS Karen Miller Terrie Pavlat Leslie La use her 53 BASS CLARINETS Janice Pro dell Marlene Delfosse CORNETS Jim Fameree Mike De Jardin Jim Smith wick Lief Erickson Cary Mar it Dottie Koenig Das Schmitt 1 erry Vandermause Pat Laurent Jackie Pavlat FLUTES Mary Simon Wendy Weidner Wendy Sis el Kaye Stoller Cheryl Jerabc-k ALTO SAXOPHONES Mary Jerabek Sue De Jardin Terrie Simon Nancy Majeski TENOR SAXOPHONES Carla Slaby Julie Beilin Peter Ries BA R] TONES Dennis Opicka Mike Mar it TROMBONES Betti Hal ada Jo A mi LaCrosse Ijois Kimmrd Nancy Cochart TUBAS Chuck Fameree Cletus Engebose John Fiala DRUMS Tom Paul Charlene Dhuey Linda Lawrenz Robert Wolf Gloria De Jardin Randel Erickson Band Officers President Dennis Gpicka Program Chairmen Tom Paul Sue Dejardin Decorating Chairmen Karen Miller Diane Delain Librarian Maiy Simon Junior Band 1ST ROW: J. Fa me re o, M. orachek, i. Vanderrmuse, 2ND ROW: A Voyles. L. LaCrosse, C. Wolf. Dance Band The Dance Band is a new organization in the Music Department. It was formed mainly for the enjoyment of those participating and for the students to become ac - quainted wich dance musk . The Dance Band also performs at our Christmas and Spring Concerts. 1ST ROW: M, Jerabck J. Beilin, S. Dejardin. P. Ries, K. Stoller. 2ND ROW : M. Dejardin, L. firickson, J. Smithwick, J. Famerec, R. Wolf. C. Fameree, B. Halada, J. U Crosse, L. Kinnard, N. Cochart. 54 Pep Band Adds Music To Rallies 1ST ROW: J. Fiala, P. Ries, J. Beilin, T. Paul, R. Wolf, C. Dhuey. M. Simon, K, Siolter, C. Fameiee. 2ND ROW; M. Jerabek. S. Dcjardin, t. Simon. ]. Thayse, S. Diermier. L. Beilin, M. Evers, S. PavUt, D, Dclain, M. SUby, M. VandermaiBe. 3RD ROW: B. Balada, J. LaCrosse, L. Kinnard, X. Cochart. M. Marit. D. Opieka. M, Dettosse, S. Pfister, J. Prodell. 4TH ROW: Mr. Bourgeois, M. Dejardin, L. Erickson, J. Smidiwlck, J, Famerec, G. Marit, D. Koenig, D. Schmitt, T. V anderm a use, Music Clinic It has been traditional to send two students to Madison for the summer music clinic but this year a new clinic was set up in Green Bay which en¬ abled six band members to attend. A chorus representa¬ tive was sent to Madison. Money for the clinic was earned by the presentation of two concerts, one at Christ¬ mas and one in the spring. Bob Wolf, Mary Vandermause, Mary Jerabek, Julie Beilin, Kathy Laurent, Betti HaUda 55 Touch Football Cioss Country: Dave Dhuey 1ST ROW: M Vandcrmause, M. Evers, B. Halada, K. Miller, B. Woraehek, B, Charles. 2ND ROW: H. Nemetz, J. Kinnard, M, Gilson, C Dhuuy, | Beilin, K„ Laurent, S Dejardin. Intramural Program Proven Successful 1ST ROW: R, Robinson, L, Guile tte, D, Borley R, Kinnard. 2ND ROW: j. Fameree, C, Tabordon, J. Reince, D, Ferron, D. Opieka. K. Lament, S, Worache , J. Beilin, B Charley K, Girls Free Throws: Sharon Gilson Miller, M� GUson, B, HaUda, H t Nemetz, M, Vandermausc, The 66-67 Intramural program has proven to be the most successful due to our physical education instructor, Mr. Werner There was competition for both boys and girls in a cross country race, free throw shooting, touch football, basketball, and voileybaLL The program has provided most students with noon-hour recreation L Thiry, J,. Kaye, H Deprey, D, Dhuey, J Beauraln, G. Delain, W, Paul. Boys Freethrow—jeff Bohr Wildthings: 1ST ROW: j. Beilin, B Worachek, M. Evers, M. Gilson 2ND ROW: C. Dhiiey, R. Ilalada, M. Vandermause 3RD ROW: K Laurent, B- Charles, K, Miller. In the spring of the year, after volleyball winners were determined, tournaments of badminton and softball for boys and girls were added to the intramural sports program. Red Barons: 1ST ROW; R. Weidner, R. Glander, F Havel, B. Barta, 2ND ROW: W, Veeser, J, Swifka, R. Vandermause 58 Varsity: 1ST ROW: K, Miller, B Worachek, 2ND ROW: R. Majeski, W Sisel. K Laurent Captain, Barb Worachek Junior Varsity STANDING: M� Woracbek, W, Weid- ner, T. Pavlat KNEELING; N Majeski, L. Havel, Victory! Victory! That’s Our Cry 1ST ROW: W. Steel, K Miller, R. Majeski, K. Lament, B Worachek. 2ND ROW: R, Kuehl, G. LeFevxe, }. Heling, R. Steel, p ' Jacobs, T. Paul, B. Jaudrin, K. Vlies. 3RD ROW: J. Guiliette, G. Engle be rt, V, Deprey, M Clialle, B, Charles, D Dclain. A, Beilin K. Kozlowski 4THR£WsK. Wochos, K. Deprey, R Vauder- mause, R. Glander, W. Veescr, B, McCosky, B Weidner, D« Wautlet, Mr Lueck, 5TH ROW: D, Bencher, P. Beaurain,, L, Dross an., R. Dere rule, B. Hookers, S, Anuoye, D, Deremie, M. Vandormause, D. Flavion. 6TH ROW: § t Gilson, M, Evers, J Beilin, N GUnder, M Dbuey, M Gilson, B. Ha Lada, K Fletcher, C. Fletcher,, C, Diiuey, Pep Club Spirit Prevails 1ST ROW: M. Worachek, N. Majeski, . Weidner, L Havel, T. PavUt, 2ND ROW : B Vandcrmause, S. Pfisrer, M. Voyles, M, Kaye, L. Na e, J Treml, M, Granins, B. Lchrey, H. Neman. 3RD ROW: G Yeescr, M Vanderrtiause, P Vandcrhouten, M Kinnard, K. Vincent, S Wendrlcks, M. Slaby, T Simon 4TH ROW; J. Prodell, B KIrchman, M, Sevcik, L Webster! J VanJEss, L Uwrem, D. Smka, J Smka. 5TH ROW; .M. Tombal, J Thayse, C. Slaby, J Pavlat, M. Kohibcck, A. Massart, S. Pavla. I, R, Riedy, M, PanU 6TH ROW: K, Vandermause, M Simon. L. LeGrave, □ Koenig, j Kin nerd, K. St oiler, C. Jerabek, j Klnnard, U Kinnard, Football ’66 1ST ROW; C. Dbuey, L. Koss, R. Weidner, R. Glander, A, Le Grave, ft, ik: aura in . R, Barca, K. Deprey, W, Yeescr, A, Beilin, 2ND ROW: W, Paid, R. Parkinson, D, Deprey, O, Kuehl, K, Wochos, D, Wautlet, R, Vandermause, F Havel, Q. Marii, S. Heim, M Dejardiu, 3RD ROW: Wi Werner, P 4 Laurent, R f Warlike, Jf Urban, C. Famerec, j Smithwick, J. Jacobs, W. Smith wick, D Dhuey, L Thiry, J. FiaLa, K Koziowski, Mr. Yagodinski 4TH ROW; J, Buhr t R„ Jacobs, R. Kinnard, M. Wiericks, L DcYTiers, B, Geyer, R. Wolf, M, Dillenbuig, E. Jeanquart, J. Beanrain, T F Vandermause. T, Vandermause, 5 fH ROW: T, Moo do. J, VUes, G. Smith, L. Miller, L. DeVillers, C. Delain, ). Kaye, M« Abts, C. Schmitt, W. St lvey, D, Annoye, C, Ferron, A. Beilin C. Dhuey R. CLinder L Koss A. Legreve B. Weidner Scoreboard Casco 12 Mishicot 13 Casco 2 L Southern Door 12 Casco 18 Sevastopol 33 Casco 29 Luxemburg 6 Casco 26 Gibraltar 7 NON- CONFERENCE Casco 14 Lena Casco 6 Howards Grove 6 Casco 7 Manitowoc Luth. L3 W. Veeser B. Wolf 1ST ROW: C Dhucy, R, Vandermause, R, Beauram, R ( Weidner, D Lettermen Function As ”C” Club Wautlet, R Clandor, W. Veeser, R. Woehos 2ND ROW; K. Vlies, C, Fameree, J, Stnlthwidk, B Barta, K. Deprey ? A. LeGrave, Mr, Werner 3RD ROW: D, Deprey, M, Dejardin, A. Beilin, W Paul, T. Vandermause, L, Koss, G. Marit, 4TH ROW: j, Swifka, W Smitli- wick, F Havel. D. Dhuey, D Perron, D. Borley. S. Heim ” Officers: B. Weidnec, D. Wautlet, B. Beaurain The members of the ”C” Club are the hardworking, letter wining ath¬ letes. They have completed an essen¬ tial amount of participation in one of the following sports; football, basket¬ ball, baseball, and track. The ’66 Casco football team par¬ ticipated in the Hard Rock Club. The boys who !iad shown an outstanding record of performance qualified for the club. Hard Rock Club 1ST ROW: R. Vunder- manse, B, Weidner, K Wocbos 2ND ROW: L Ross, B, Beaurain, D Waudet 3RD ROW: Mr. Werner, W. Smithwick, K. Deprey, A, LeGrave Junior Varsity Second In Conference 1ST ROWt Mr, Yagodmski, j. Ruhr, C. Sclimitt, C, Tabordon, D. Deprey, P. Jacques, D. Deprey. 2ND ROW; J t Kaye, L. DeViilere, O. Kuehl t K. Reckeiberg, 1. Jacobs, J Smithwick, C, Fameree, j, Holsbacn, The Casco Junior Varsity ended the season with a 13-5 record. In conference play the team finished with a 7-3 record second only to Mishicot with a record of 8-2. Promising Freshmen 1ST ROW: R. Kiimard, B. Jacobs, Mr. Yagodinski, J. Beaurain, J. Mastilir, B. Charles. 2ND ROW: C. Ferron, M. Abts, G. Detain, R. Warnke, L, De Vi tiers, J. Kaye, J. Urban, P. Laurent, R. Erickson. Varsity Advances In Tournament Scoreboard Casco 51 Luxemburg 60 Casco 42 Mis hie ot 72 Casco 62 Southern Door 76 Casco 77 Gibraltar 72 Case o 56 Luxemburg 79 Casco 96 Sevastopol 37 Casco 21 Mishic ot 23 Casco 94 Sevastopol 45 Casco 66 Southern Door 71 Case o 70 Gibraltar 71 Tournament Scores Casco 87 Sevastopol 57 Casco 58 Gibraltar 54 Casco 60 Brillion 92 R, dander. Managers: J. Fiala, L. Koss, G. Smith, VV. Paul. D. Borley , D. Wautlet, R. Wcidner, R. Vandermause, R. Bara, R. dander, J. Hols bach, T. Moede, C, Famerec, VS . Smithwick, D. Deprey. KNEELING: Coach Werner. Senior Four 67 1ST ROU: Mr, -Wau ' r, B McCosky, D. Borley, R, Vvcidner 3 C, Dhuey, R. Bcaurain, A LcGrave, L Koss, G. Smith 2ND ROW: G, Marie, D, Dkuey, D Opicka, J Reince, R« Vandermause, R Parkinson, J Smithwick, p, Fcrron, I Vender ma use, 3RD ROW: j. lies, J Mertens, T Vandermausc, C Deprez, C, Dcprez J. Jacobs, I � De Vi Hers, P Ries, J Holsbuch, C. Famerec Cinder Stompers In Year’s Action 1ST ROW: K. Wochos. D. Waudet, B. Barta. R, Glander, K. Vlies, S. Heim END ROW: ]. Beauratn, G. De- lain, D. Drury, D. Deprey. C. Tabordon, R. Kianard, M. Dillcnburg, D. Deprey, B. Je.inquart 3RD ROW: D. Annoye. B. Paul, J. Rave. R. Wamke. O. Kuehl, W. Smitirwick, T. Moedc. L. Erickson. Mr. Yagadinski Focus On Classes F Berg K, Boucher D, Btihr L. Buhr D Crtin M. Abts B. Annoye Dale Annoye Dean Armoye M- Baudhuin J f Beaitruiii ■ R, Erickson G, Fametee ]. Fameree G, Ferron J Fiala T« Cain B + Charles j. Collins F- DeGrave Freshmen K. Fletcher S. He Im M. Helmg B. Jacobs ) T� Jandrin C, Jerabek E. Jerabek J, Kaye R. Kinnard L. Kinstetter C. Koehler L. LaCiosse M. I.andvvuhr F. Laurent L. Lauscher L. LeCIotix C. Lefevre D, Luedtke R. Lukes N. Majeski } MaStalir B- Mertens L. Miller T Moede Gary Del a in, Vice President Kurt Fletcher, President Jill Collins, Secretary Randel Erickson, Treasurer M. Vandermause T Van derm a use L. Veeser J. Vlies J, Paviat D� Paye D, Riedy L Strmd D The is J, Thiry L, Thiry J Urban C. Voyl es R, VVamke M, Worachek Mi VViericks C. Well D Annoye B- Bader I Be aura in L, Bellm D. Boucher K Boucher C Buhr J Buhr M, Carlin M. Challu K Cochart P, Dantoin Sophomores Craig Fletcher. President Terry Pavlat, Vice President Mary Klnnard, Treasurer Lois Kinnard, Secretary R R D L- Derenne Delebreau Deprey DeVillers S, C, R. K De Grave Deprez Deprey r Dhuey c. C, V. D, Dejardln Deprez Deprey Dhuey M. L. C N. Dillenburg Erickson Fletcher dander L, J M M. Dross rt Evers Frisque Granius G ;• B, l Englebert Hala Geyer Guillete Havel M. Heim L Jacobs P. Jacques E. Jandrin B, jean quart E Jerabek M. Jerabek C, joniaux J. Kinnard L. Kinnard M Kin w ard R. Kinnard V. Koehler S Kroening O, Kuehl K, LeCloux B. Lohrey L, Lukes M, Mar it B, Paul T. Pavlat K. Reckelberg R. Robinson D, Schmitt W. Sisel G. Smith W. Smithwick K, Stoller C. T abortion j. Thayse M. Tombal K. Van derm a use T. Vandermause D Vincent H. Webster W. Weidner D. Younk Juniors S Abts C Annoye 1ST ROW: Linda Lav. re xu, Pres. , Roxanne Majeskiu St:c, 2ND ROW: Diane Detain, V. Pre? , Diane FI avion, Tre xs- yrer- G. Annoye S. Aimoye N. Borley M. Dejardin D- Delain M, DelebrcLiu M. Delfosse D Deprcy M. Dhuey S Diernieier D, Drury C« Engcbose A Fahs C. Fameree D Ferron W. Ferron D. Flavion $ 4 Gilson ]. Grantos F. Havel S Helm B, Hockers ]♦ Holsbach D, J union C. Kinst otter D, Koenig K. Kbilwski L, Lawtcnz G, LeF-evre L. Lo Grave R. Majeski C. Marit A Massart j. Mnstalir L Simon M. Slaby j Sinithwick D. Spitzer J- Mertens L. Na4e D. Opicka R. Parkinson M. Paul J Reinee R Riedy Ck Schmitt S, Paviat $■ Pfizer J Treml P, Vaudenhoiten R. Yandermause R. Vandermause J, Vaness K Vincent K, Vlies R. VV.imkc D Wautlet L Webster J . Wochos I will not follow where the path may lead. I will go where there is no path and I will leave a trail. Helen Nemetz Marie Kaye Valedictorian Salutatorian D.A, R, Girl Senior Superlatives Helen Nemetz Marie Kaye Kathy Laurent Sue Dejardin Julie Beilin Karen Miller Lee Koss Betti Halada Diane Srnka Bob Beau rain Jo Ann Kumard Barb Woraehek CL SS FLOWER CLASS COLORS White Rose Green, White, Gold 78 Maureen Evers - Betty Crocker Award Bob Beaurain - American Legion Award Marie Kaye - Badger Girl Bob Weidner - Badger Boy Joanne Kinnard Kathy Laurent Helen Nemetz Bob Weidner Treasurer Se creury President Vice President Because Helen Nemetz and first alternate, Diane Srnka were unable to attend, M. Kaye represented Casco. Bob’s alternate was Brian McCosky. 79 An Honor Gained Is A Promise Of More Senior Band Award: Charlene Dhtiey SENIOR HAND Julie Beilin Sue Dejardin Charlene Dhuey Naureen Evers Jim Fameree Betti Halada JoAnn LaCrosse Kathy Laurent Karen Miller Tom Paul Janice Prodell Mary Vandermause Robert Wolf John Nemetz’ Scholarship! Roger Damoin, Mr, Nemetz Yearbook Award: Helen Nemetz Joann Kinnard Public Service Short Course Scholarship: Roger Dantoin Senior Dramatics Award: Helen Nemetz Senior Cheerleaders: Barb Worachek Kathy Laurent Karen Miller Bonnie Charles ■Sue Dejardin - Commercial Award; Tom Paul - Typist Award, 80 On June 6, Casco proudly presented the last graduating class to complete tour years in the high school. Fifty-seven seniors in green caps and gowns with white roses marched into the gymnasium. The graduation address was given by Mr. George Walter, Director of Teacher Education at Lawrence University. Highlights of the program were an instru¬ mental piece and a senior triple trio sang You ' ll Never Walk Alone. ROBERT BART A ANDREW BEILIN BRUCE BUHR ROGER DcjARDIN SUE DtfJARDIN KF-ITI i DEPREY CHRIS DHUEY KATHERINE LAURENT LINDA LUKES ALEXANDER leGREVE BRIAN McCOSKY THOMAS NAZE THOMAS PAUL 86 JANICE PRODELL RICHARD SIS EL DIANE SRNKA JANE S RNKA EDWARD STRNAD 87 JAMES SWTFKA SANDRA VANDENHOUTEN VANDERMAUSE WAYNE VEESFR GERRI VEESER MARY VOYIES BARBARA WORACHEK ROBERT WOLF ALAN ZEULNER Senior Activities Raburt Barta—Ftball 4; Prom Court l- BsktbalJ 2, 3,4; Track 2; C Club 3 4, Robert Ik-aura in--Ftball 1, 2, 3 r 4; M C Club 3, 4; Track L. 2 t 3, 4; H.C. Kina 4; FFA 1.2, 3,4} FFA Off. 3,4; DMA Off. 3, Coes, Sp. 3; Prom Court 3; Hard Rock CL 4j N U Honor Sac 4; MHS Off, 4, Andrew Bcllm—Ftball 1,2, 1,4; ' C° Cl 4; H. C. Court 4; FFA 1,2,3; D10A 1,2, 3,4; Ptjp CJ 4; Class PL 4, Julie Sell in--For. 2,3,4; Arm. Staff 4, Ann, Dr, 3, 4; Pep Band 2,3.4; pep Cl. 1,2. 3, 4; Music Clinic Rep, 3; Lib 3; Band Solo 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 3.4; Solo Era Toufn L2 t 3,, 4; Sr, Class Play 4. Dale LtefLey—IbhtbaU 1,2.3, 4; C Club 3.4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; FFA l, 2, 3, 4; FFA Off, 4, Bruce Buhr -Bsktbi I 1 1 2, 3; I i i k l t Trees for Tom. 3; FFA 3,4, Bonnie Charles--FHA 1; Pep Cl 2, 3; Prom Court 3; H.C Court 4; Gtfldr 3; Lib, 2; Off Worker 4; Class Flay 4 Roger Dan loin—-Trees lot Tom 2; FFA 1,2 3, 4; Ftbull Mgr, 1,2; Bsktball Mgr, 1,2, Jean DeGrave—FHA 2,4. Roger DtrJardin--Trsic) L Ann. Dr. 3; FFA l t 2 r 3 f 4; FFA Off, l; DIRA Off 4; Pep Cl 3. Sue DeJ unlm -Class Off. 1; Arm, Stall 4; Band Off. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pep CL 2; Off Worker 4y Band Solo 3; Dance Baud 4, Keith Deprey--Ftball 1 3,4; Track, L ; X Club 3. 4; H.C, Court 4- One Act PL 4; Ann Dr, 4; FFA 3,4; DH.IA Off. 4; Pep Cl 3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Hard Rock Q 3,4; Class Play 4 Dolores Deremit--Ann, Dr, 3 4; FHA 1, 3 t 4; Pep Cl 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 4, Charlene Pfctiey— For. 2.3,4; State For 3; Ann. Dr 3,4; Ann Si iff 4; Pep Band 2,3 ; Pep CL 1,2. 3, 4; FHA 3; Lib. 4; Lib CL Off. 4; Chora Solo 3,4; Solo-Hns Toum 2,3,4; Class Play 4 Chrli Dhuey—Ftball 1,3,4; O ' Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3. 4; FFA Off 3; H.C. Court 4j Base¬ ball h Class Play 4. Maureen Evers--Class Off. I, 3; For. U, 3,4; H.C Court 4; FHA 1,2, 3. 4; Ann. Dr. 3, 4; Ann, Staff 4; FHA C. L. D L 3} Fep Band 2. 3,4; FHA Olf 3,4; Pep CL 2,3 T 4; Prom Court 3; Betty Cr . Award 4; Class Play 4, james Famerce—Track 1; For, 1, 2 3; FFA 2; FFA Sp 1; Con. Sp. 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Band Solo 2; Dance Band 3, 4. Richard Glarulcr--Ftball L 3, 4; Baktball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; rt C Club 3, 4; H C, Court 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4} FFA Off. 3,4; Pep CL 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Baseball 3,4 Lee Cuilcttc—Track 1; FFA 1.2,, 3,4; FFA Off. 4; FFA Sp. 4; Prom Court 3 Betti HaUJa--Class Off. 2; For. 1.2, 3,4; H.C, Court 4; Ann Dr. 4; Ann. Staff 4; Pep CL L2, 3 t 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4s FHA 1,3; Majorette 4; Band Solo 1,2,3,4; Mus Cli Rep 3; Dance Baud 3,4; Solo bus, Toum. 1, 2,3,4; Class PUy 4 i ilie hiding— For. 4; Ann Scat: 4; FHA G. L Del. 3; FHA 1. 2 f 3. 4; Pep CL 2,3,4 Lib 3; Off. Worker 4; Class Play 4; Coke Girl 3, 4, Pat Jacobs —FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep CL t f 2, 3, 4; Cafe 4; Candy St 4. Barbara Jandrin—FHA 1.2, 3 4; Pep CL 2.4; Cafe 4- Candy S t CT t 1 -£ Elaine jerabek—FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Lib 3 r 4; Off. Worker 4. Marie Kaye—For. 1,2, 3, 4; Anu. Dr 2,3,4; Ann. Staff 3,4; Pep CL 2. 3, 4; Badger Girl 3; Latin CL 1, 2; Lib 3,4; Lib. Cl Off. 4; Nat Honor Soc. 4; Class PUy 4; SalmatarUiL Joanne Kiiyiiftl -CliSS Off. 2,4; For, 1, 2, 3,4; State For. 1; One Act Play 2,4; Ann Dr. 1,2, 3,4; Ann, Editor 3,4; FHA 3,4; Pep CL 1,2,3, 4 ; H. C. Court 4; Prom Queen 3; Latin CL i, 2? Chorus Solo 4; FHA Off 4; Class Play 4. Barbara Kircbman--Ann Staff 4; FHA G.L, Del. 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Cl 2, 3,4; Lib. 3; Off. Worker 4; Coke Girl 3,4; Class FUv 4 Lee Koss—-Ftball 1,2 3,41 fcktball I, 3.4; Trank, 1 2.3,4; C M Club 1.2, 3, 4; For. 2, 3; State For. 3; Om? Act Play 4; Ann. Dt. 1,2, 3, 4; Ann, Sports Ed 4; Pep Cl. 1, 2, 3; Prom Court 3: Latin Cl. l f Z; Hard Rock: CL 3,4; Teen Cor. to Press 3; Class Play 4 Re bo c cj. K uehl - -Ann. Dr. 4; ft LA G. L, Del 4; FHA 2,3,4; Pep CL 1, 2, 3,4; Lib. 3,4; Cafe 3, 4; Chorus Solo 2 t 3, 4; FHA Degrees; Class Play 4. Jojliir.e La Crosse--Ann, Dt. 2; Ft-p Band 3 r 4; FHA 3; Pfip CL 2 ; Lab, 2; Candy Store 3; Bind Solo 2: Dance Band 4, Kathy Laurent--Class Off 1,2, 3, 4; For 2,3,4; H.C. Court 4; Atm Dr 2,3,4; Aim. Stall 3, 4; Pep Band L; FHA 1, 3; Pep Cl 2,3,4; Pep CL Off. 4; Prom Court 3; Chrldr 2. 3,4; Band Solo 1,2, 3,4; Misic Cli. Rep. 3; Nat. Honor Sol, 4; Bus Ed. 4; Class PUy 4; Historian, Alex I.eGreve—Ftball 3,4; Track 3, 4; O ' Club 4; H.C, Court 4; FFA 1 T 2 t 3, 4; Hard Rock cl 4. Linda Lukes.--Ann Dr. 4; FHA 2, 3,4j Cafe 4 Brian McCosky—Baktball 2 t 3; Track 2„ 3,4; For. 3 r 4; Stale For 3; One Act PL 4; Ann, Drive 3 ? 4; St, Collti, 2, 3; St, Ccmti Off. 3; Pep CL 2, 3, 4- Prom Court 3; Class Play 4. Karen Miller—Class Off. 2, 3; H. C. Court 4; For. 2, 3, 4; One Act PL 2, 3,4 f Ann, Staff 3, 4; Ann. Dr 2, 3, 4; Band Oft. 4; Stu. Conn. 2; Pep CL 1. 2 + 3,4 ; Pep CL Off, 4; Chrldr 2,3.4; liun CL 2,3; Off, Worker 4; Class PUy 4, Tom Now—Ftball 1, 3; FFA 3, 4 Helen Nemett—For. 1, 2, 3 T 4; One Act PL 1,2,3,45 Ann, Dr. 2, 3,4; Ann Ed 3,4; FHA 1,3; Sul. Conn. 3.4; Seu. Conn. OH 4; Pep CL 1,2. 3, 4; DAR Award 4; Lib. CL Off. 4; Lib 2,3,4; Latin CL L2; Chorus Solo 4; Nat. Honor Sue. 4; Am. Legion Sp. 2.4; State For. 2; Class Play 4; Badger Girl 3; Valedictorian. Tom Pa iJ—BsfctboU l; Far. L 2, 3, 4, State For, 3; One Act PL 4; Ann. Dr 1,2.3, 4; Ann. Staff 4; Band Off 4; Pep Band 1.2, 3 4; Stu Co-tin 1; Pep Cl 1,2. 3, 4; Latin Cl 3 : 4; Off Worker 4; ■ J Solo 1,2 3.4; 1 )anc Band 3; Solo-Eni To urn 2.3,4; Class PUy 4. Janice Mae Ptodell- aw Act PL 1; Attn. Dr 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3.4; Pep CL 2,3, 4; Off. Worker 4; Band Solo 2, 3; Band Duet; Class Play 4, Rick Shel—Pep CL 3,4 D is tie SniM--Ann. Dr. 3; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Arm Staff 4; G L. Del 2 3; H.C. QuiitEi 4; Suu Co lie i I; Pep Cl. 2,3,4; prom Coiin 3; Off. Worker 4; Nat. Honor Soo 4} NHS Off. 4; FHA Off. 2, 3.4; FHA Degrees 2,4; Teen Cor, to Co-ed Mag 4, JariL- Snika—FHA 1,2, 3,4; Prp CL 3,4; Prom Court 3; Oiltiis S olo 3,4; Class PUy 4, Edward S ttuad—FFA 1,3, 4 Jira Swiika—Bsktball 1 : Ftball 1, 2,3; Track 1; C� Club 2,3.4; Ann. Dr. 4 Sandy Vandenhouten.—FHA 1 2 T 3. 4; Pep CL 2; Off. Worker 4 Mary Vandermivae—For. 2,3,4; One Act Pi 4; Ami Dr. 2, 3, 4; Ann, Staff 3; Grg Ld 4; 3 ep Band 2,3.4; P p CL 1,2. 3,4; Latin Cl. L2; Band Solo 3,4; Chorus Solo 4; Music Cli, Rep, 3; Class Play 4. Guffl Vees-er—For 1 2 3, 4; One Act PL 4; Aon Dr 3.4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Q 1,2,3, 4; Class PUy 4. Wayne Veeser—Ftball 1,2„ 3, 4; C Club 2,3. 4; BtktbaU 1; Track 1,3,4; H. C Courx 4; Ann. Drive 4; FFAl r 2 r 3 r 4; Pep CL 4. Mary Voylcs- For. 2,3,4; Ann. Dr. 3, 4; Ann Staff 4; Pep CL 3,4; Lsb 3,4; Utin CL l, 2; Class Play 4, Robert Weidner—Class Off ) 2, 4; Ftball 1,2. 3,4; Btktball 1 T 2,3.4; Track L2 f 3 f 4 ; C 11 Club 1.2, 3, 4; ] L C. Court 4; For 3; State For 3; One Act PL 3,4; Aim. Dr. 1,2, 3,4; Sports Ed 4; Pep CL 3,4; Prom King 3; Hard Rock Club 4; C ' f CiubOff 3,4; Ftball Capt. 4; Latin C l, 3,4; Class Play 4. Sanely Wtmdricks- Ann. Dt 3 4; FHA 2,3; P«p CL 2 r 3.4 ; Class PUy 4. Robert Wolf— Ftball 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Band Solo l 2 r 3.4; Music Cli. Rep 3; Dance Band 3. 4 Barb VVorachek—H.C. ourt 4; Ann, Dr. 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; C L. Del. 3j Situ Coun 3,4; Pep CL 1,2. 1.4; Pep CL Off. 3,4; Prom Court 3; Onidr t, 2,3,4; FHA Off. 3,4; Ditldr Capt 4; Class Play 4 Allen ielluer—FFA 1,2, 3,4 Athletic Awards 1ST ROW; K. Deprey, A, LeGreve, B. Barta, B. Weidner, R. Vandertnause. 2ND ROW; Wochos, O. Kuehl. 3RD ROWi Mr. Werner, co ch, C. Deprey, C. Marit, D. Deprey, B D. Wautlet, ). Reince, R. Parkinson. 1 y ’ J Jacobs, K. Be aural n, D„ Dhuey, They Conquer Who Believe They Can F. H. A. Degrees Junioi Degrees: Pat Be;mrain, Gloria Dejardin, Cheryl Jerabek Chapter Degrees: Mary Jerabek, Diane Smka, Linda La wrens. Badger Girl - 1967: Sherrie Pavlat Badger Boy - 19b 7: Dave Drury ' Spirit Cup: Freslimen and Sophomores I n era murals Badminton Doubles: Barb Worachek, Kathy Lau¬ rent, Girls; Chuch Schmidt, Jim Smithwick., Boys. Softball: Surfer Joes, Girls; Confidential , Boys National 11 W M Athletic Award: Bob Barta Most Valuable Player Awards: Football; Bob Weidner; Basketball: Bob Barta| Baseball: Bob Barta. Summer Music Clinic - Madison: Band: Sherrie Pavlat ; Chorus: Shirley Abts. Summer Music Clinic - Green Bay: D Delain, S, Pfister, M. Slaby, C, Engebos, L. Lawrenz, M. Simon, D. Keonig, L. Erickson, P. Beau- rain, M, Kinnard, T. Pavlat, K. StoIIer, T, Simon, C. Jerabek, C. Siaby State Band G Chorus: 1ST ROW; B Wolf, R. Kuehl, T Paul. 2ND ROW; R, Raedy, J. Beilin, C Dhuey, K. Laurent. SPONSORS HARM ANN STUDIOS Algoma Luxemburg Sturgeon Bay Wayne and C1L ' Hermann $ 50.00 ALGOMA CLINIC C.W. Slieiil, M.D. ]. F. March, M.D. R. G. Hopkins, M.D. The joys of having a humorous photographer! BARNEY’S DRIVE-IN Green Bay Wisconsin KEWAUNEE ENGINEERING CORP. Kewaunee Wisconsin DHUEY’S RED OWL STORE Casco Wisconsin WIESE ' S BAR Maplewood Wisconsin BOULANGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS ALCOMA HEATING AND SHEET METAL COMPANY Algoma Wisconsin SEiLER QiL COMPANY Algoma Wisconsin ALGOMA SAVINGS AND LOAN I SHORTY ' S BFJ.R BAR Algoma Wisconsin I Algoma Wisconsin ANDERSON APPLIANCE I MARCHANT’S RED OWL Algoma Wisconsin | Brussels Wisconsin DECUELLE UQUOR STORE I CASCO BEAUTY ' SHOP Algoma Wisconsin! Casco Wisconsin DR, A. j. CORZ I ORVILLE DEJA RDIN I f brighter when you chew Algoma Wisconsin I Casco Wisconsin I ® POST T, V, £ APPLIANCE CO, Algoma Wiscoiisin LAKE TO LAKE , „ Casco Cheese Division SERVICE MOTORS Casco Wisconsin KpfMBSSi Wisconsin CLARENCE R, MUELLER I DROSSART ' S ORCHARD i DOOR COUNTY COOPERATIVE Al%oin Wisconsin | Casco Wisconsin Maplewood Wisconsin NESEMANN PHARMACY FAMEREE ' S GARAGE KNAUF AND TESCH COMPANY Algoma Wisconsin| Casco Wisconsin Maplewood Wisconsin NORTHEASTERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO, FARRELL LUMBER COMPANY BERTRAND ' S SPORT SHOP Algoma Wisconsin | C 0 Wisconsin |Green Bay Wisconsin DR, E. PAPENDICK, M t D, I GERALD FLAVION Algoma Wisconsin Casco Wisconsin ROBERT BRUNETTE FURNITURE COMPANY Green Bay Wisconsin RECORD HERALD I DR, C,H, FLETCHER | CUFF WAIL MOTOR SALES, INC Algoma Wisconsin! Casco Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin REINHART Si IDE STORE I W ALTER HANMANN MILLING CO, I DEBAKERS, INC Algoma Wisconsin | Casco Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin ROPSON MOTOR SALES LOU ' S SINCLAIR JULIE ANN FABRICS A g° ma Wisconsin | Casco Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin HUNSADEFUS STORE I KELLY PHOTO SERVICE Casco Wisconsin Green Bay Wisconsin LANDWEHR ' S HILLS IDF PALACE Casco W ' isconsin KROLL ' S LUNCH (Preble) IGreen Bay Wisconsin WIESNER-MASSART I MALCORE INQUIRE CLEANERS Casco Wisconsin IGreen Bay Wisconsin DOT ' S BAR (Lincoln) Casco Wisconsin MAYFAIR BRIDAL SALON AND TUX RENTAL DEPT Green Bay Wisconsin Gee, I wish Robin Hood would hurry up £ get here ! MARK SCHLISE FARM AND . V(ri HOME STORE - _ MEL ' S COIN Fores tvilie Wisconsin U Wisconsin CONTRIBUTIONS Smile! You ' re on Candid Camera! MUSICIANS REPAIR AND SUPPLY CORP. Green Bay Wisconsin NORTHS IDE FLORAL Gree n Bay W is cons in STEWARTS Green Bay Wisconsin GOLDEN BOW I. Green Bay Wisconsin S TD ER-D AANEN FURNITURE STORE Green Bay Wisconsin RUMMELF5 JEWELRY Green Bay Wisconsin SEIFERTS SMART FASHIONS Green Bay Wisconsin HARVEY AND AIL REN VAN PAY Green Bay Wisconsin VANS SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT Green Bay Wisconsin WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE Green Bay Wisconsin BILL ' S RED OWL Kewaunee Wisconsin DISH MAKERS BROTHERS, CO. Kewaunee W is co ns in KEWAUNEE FLOWER SHOP Kewaunee Wisconsin LARRY ' S ! MONA ' S RESTAURANT Kewaunee Wisconsin LUFTER INSURANCE AGENCY Kewaunee Wisconsin SPIFFY CLEANERS Kewaunee Wisconsin VAN ' S SUPPER CLUB Kewaunee Wisconsin BADGER STATE CHEESE COMPANY Lime m burg W is cons in BIO PRODUCTS CORP. Luxe m bur g W iscons in HERMANS SUPERETTE Luxemburg . Wisconsin LUXEMBURG MILLING COMPANY L uxe m bur g W boons in RANK OF RIO CREEK Rio Creek Wisconsin WALTER ' S GARAGE Rio Creek Wisconsin ALGOMA PHARMACY Algoma Wisconsin □EXAMPLES VARIETY STORE Kewaunee Wisconsin FRANK HAMACHEK MACHINE CO, Kewaunee W boons m KEWAUNEE ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO. Kewaunee Wisconsin NOAH ' S ARK K e wa tine e W iscons in C. N, NOVAK INSURANCE CO. AGENCY Kewaunee Wisconsin THOR OIL COMPANY Kewaunee Wisconsin FRAN ' S IGA STORE Luxe m burg W isc ons in BERT ' S RESTAURANT Luxemburg Wisconsin FARM BUILDLNG b SUPPLY CO. Luxe m burg Wise ons i n JIM ' S PLUMBING L HEATING Luxe m b urg W isc ons in WISCONSIN LABEL, INC. Luxemburg Wisconsin JACQUES EAR AND STORE Rio Creek Wisconsin RIO CREEK COOPERATIVE CHEESE CO. Rio Creek Wisconsin Cheers for the Comet green giante. ALASKA CO QP Kewaunee Wisconsin ALASKA FRONT ILR AND CIRCUS ROOM Kewaunee Wisconsin AL r S BEER BUCKET G GRILL Kewaunee Wisconsin ♦ ; t • i Tl A 4 -, ALCOMA DONATIONS STANCELV1LLE Frank Vandeveledt WerneiS Confectionary Romso ' s Superette Thiry ' s Store Joe Horak Skomicka Bar Blahnik ' s General Store Kohlbeck ' s Maynard’s Bar Dr Nelson Al Liz Bar GREEN BAY KEWAUNEE Marges ' Coffee Cup Helgejsoa ' s Elbow Room Vans Flower Shop Orrin and Aggie ' s Bar Dr. M. O. Nelson, Hotel Stcbbins Ferrets Mobile Homes Chiropractor Matter ' s Spo rt Shop Green Bay Hospital Supply Ranks ' T V, C Music Co Bruening ' s Tavern BRUSSELS Loretta ' s junior Miss Meta ' s Beauty Shop Doorco Dairy Farms Fashions Reinhart Shoe Shop Jean and Ray’s Bar jerry ' s Barber Shop Hoffman Radio and T, V tee ' s Standard Denis Sport Shop Fl at Top Bar Vi and Bills ' Bar DeLon ' s Beauty ' Salon Birch wood Gardens Maxine Gift Shop Pa nosh Motor Service CASCO Tandy Leathercraft Wells ' Shoe Hospital John Vaness Paint Store Pete ' s Bait and Tackle Schneider ' s Triangle Mary ' s Restaurant Hansen ' s Dairy Dr L E Allan, Johnny ' s Bar Kornowski Garage Optometrist Casco Shell Service Le Capitaine Brothers Donna ' s Restaurant Dr E.J Kersdter Ken Neville ' s Service Polke Service Station Jim ' s Bar Packer City Motel Kewaunee Co-op Store Mazy Dross art Svoboda Church Furniture. DantinneH Store LUXEMBURG Company Ed, Paul Johnsons Ford Sales Motor Parts and Machine Co Mathy ' s Hatchery Rueckls’ Sundries Swamp Bar Karl W. Lineau Luxemburg Weld and Repair Ludlow ' s Clothing Walter H Derenne Ray Kubaies Bar and Pat ' s Service Station Bill Paul Resta.ua.nt Harlan Obry DENMARK Luxemburg King Socket Seyk Milling Company Motel W, Hamachek Konop ' s Meat Market Van Drisse Insurance Mnhlicek ' s Tavern DYCKESVILLE Tony Grasse! Bar Evelyn ' s Drive-In BLaha ' s Body Shop Kewaunee Lumber and Vans Lumber and Hardware, Luxemburg Cleaners and Supply Company Inc Tailors Jembek ' s Chain Saw Shop FORES TV ILLE Cravillion ' s Bar Lazansky Booteiy Store Seidl Electric Shop The Hutch Al and Clara ' s Tap Yauda ' s Bar Schuller Lake Shore Hansons 1 Bar Kewaunee Implement Resort Huceks 1 Bar Rose Beauty Salon Jobs Clover Farm Store MAPLEWOOD Le Cloux ' s Bar jirovetz Bar Gamble Store Lorraine Beauty Shop LeFevre Oil and Tire, Inc Kohl beck ' s Meats Fritz Hideaway Bar Wagner ' s Meat Market Luxemburg Manufacturing Donna ' s Restaurant NEW FRANKEN Luxemburg Motor Co W. F Seiner Plumbing Carlson Heating and Air and Heating DeterviUe Variety Store Conditioning ROSIERE Blah Barbiaux Appliance Dr E. ] Dewane Al Delforge Farmer ' s Trading We wish to express our thanks to all people and biksiness firms who helped support this annual, including those who gave contributions of $5, 00 and donations of less than $5, 00, CASCO HIGH ANNUAL BUSINESS STAFF Proudly Presents SPACE Casco Union High School, after 52 years of con¬ tinuous education as a four-year high school, will be¬ gin in 1967 as a junior high school. FAREWELL 96