Cassville High School - Comet Yearbook (Cassville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

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To these few, who guide us onward each day and who have had to work under crowded conditions with a minirn-um of teaching materials. . .we respectfully dedicate The Comet of 1957. The Cornet Staff of 1957 Z x K X rx ' I X .V K Public High School and Grade School-1911 Gymnasium-1939 60?477fdfZf6'L -V my-rw-e 'V . Back Row: Bernard Willkomrn, Francis Starrett, Lawrence Wood, and Arnold Ley. Front Row: Louis Uppena, Julius Klauer as Director and Forrest Holford. 4 he r I. Eugene V. Downer The last bell has rung, and the first notes of the processional are sound- ing. Your jolly times with your fellow students, your sports, your joy, your work, and your sorrows at Cassville High will soon be but a mem- ory. You are about to leave a carefree life to assume the toga of man and woman in a heartless and inconsiderate world, with all its responsi- bilities and temptations. Never again will you have the opportunity which has been offered to you in the years of your life at Cassville High. Many times you have been given the benefit ofthe doubt and time after time you have been given another chance in order that you might have a better opportunity to succeed in life. In college or in the business world you will be given but one chance, and if you fail in your trust. . . no one is injured but yourself. Some of you may return to visit the friends and haunts of earlier days, to talk of old times, and live the old life over again in your imagination. Perhaps some of you shall meet in the halls you know so well, some may meet even in the outside world. . . but you may not even hope to assemble again as a class, the class of 1957, therefore let it be your last resolve as a group, to remember, wherever, you may be, that you are graduates of Cassvi1le High and that you are in honor bound to show yourselves, as a class, a credit to your Alma Mater. E. V. Downer o 5 Mrs. Audery Benishg Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri and Platteville State College. B.S. Degree, Majors in English, History, Social Science and state librarians license. English Department Richard W. Daggettg Oshkosh State College, Garrett Biblical In- stitute and University of Dubuque. B. S. Degree, Major in Education, Minor in Art and Intermediate- Grammar Grade Education and Admin- istration Field. Commercial Department. Eugene V. Downer, Stevens Point State College, University of Wisconsin. B. S. Degree and Masters Degree in Administration. Principal and teaches biology and Algebra. James Evelandg Platteville State College. B. S. Degree. Teaches agriculture, biology and coaches basketball and baseball. 6 '7ewfW H L! W I, x vii Lynn Okeyg LaCross State College. , B. S. Degree. Major in recreation, 1 ff and physical education. Teaches If science, civics, physical education ,K and coaches basketball and baseball. f 1 f A ,f I I' f Kathleen Hogueg Stout State College, and Milwaukee State College. B. S, Degree. Teaches home economics. Donna Sculliong Platteville State College. B.S. Degree. Teaches social studies ari phylsical education. I L V , , at - 1. . , . L ff , , I, . -A LU if but ,f if 7 tw . K '53 V Gene I-Iamptong Winona State College. B. S. Degree, Major in science, minor in Spanish. Teaches Spanish, English and chemistry. Kenneth Leonardg Mil Waukee State College, B. S. Degree, and University of Wis- consin and Michigan. Teaches instrumental and choral music and American History. Ars Richard Daggettg Southwestern . R H b k ollege, Memphis, Tennessee. B. A. Degree. School secretary. ,..Qnt oy uans School custodian. K .Al .. x X V ' J Q 'PA an V ' Effie. ' gl J Yi Allen Taylor, president, Pat Klauer, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Hampton, advisor. FOTR LIGHT YEARS BACK ..... On September lst, 1953, fourty-seven freshmen enrolled in the Cassville High School. A few weeks later, we had our initiation party, which the seniors of 53 and 54 gave for us. During our freshmen, sophomore and junior years, Gretchen Brinkman was our class president and in the senior year, Allen Taylor was elected president. Nancy Bernhardt held the office of secretary and treasurer during our first and junior year and Pat Klauer held this position as a sophomore. Darlene Kitelinger and Fred Elliott were our student council representatives through our first three years together, and for this position during the last year, Karen Kirschbaum, Sandra Ober- shaw and Allan Okey were elected. Our advisors respectively for our four years were, Mr. Billerbeck, Mr. Eveland, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Hampton. The theme of our Junior Prom was I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. Karen Kirschbaum and Jim Starrett were king and queen. The court included, Eleanor Cook, Carol Slaght, Gretchen Brinkman and Pat Klauer. Through our four years we earned money by serving at basketball and baseball games and dances. We also sold magazines and other materials. In our junior year we added much to our treasury by presenting our class play, Headin' for a Weddin'. Each year, we have taken a class trip. We have journeyed to Dubuque, the Cave of the Mounds, and the Wisconsin Dells. It is with both joy and sadness that we look back over our four years together. As we go our separate ways in life, we will always remember our experiences at Cassville High School. 10 .Q ff K Q Victor I... Adrian ,COMET 4g Basketball 3, 45 Mixed Choir 2, 35 Forensics Z5 Library Science 4. Nancy Bernhardt COURIER 45 COMET 45 Class Play 35 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 35 Forensics 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Peter P. Berntgen S ' Ronal R. Blask Mixed Choir 3. Gretchen Brinkmann COURIER 49 COMET 1, 3, 4: Class Play 35 Class Pres- ident 1, Z, 35 Student Council President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 45 Mixed Choir 1, 2, 35 Prom Court 35 For- ensics 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Leader 1, Z, 3, 45 Member of Youth Advisory Board to Governor's Commission on Human Rights. Eleanor S. Cook COURIER 4: Class Play 35 Band 1, Z, 3, 45G1ee Club 15 Mixed Choir 2, 45 Prom Court 35 Cheer Leader 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3. 4. .Wh wx' RM it . Fred L. Elliott Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3g Class Play 35 Band 1, Z, 3, 4. Leo M. Elskamp Mixed Choir Z, 3. Not Pictured Ryland Eddleman Transfer, Dubuque, Iowa. Joseph R. Esser Delbert Flitsch Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Class Play 33 M. Choir l, Z, 3. Linda Foehringer COURIER 4: COMET 4: Class Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 4g Mixed Choir 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3. Judy A. Gabel Glee Club 1, 3, 49 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4. 12 Marilyn Grattan Class Play 3. ,, , 3 Q . .X Monroe A. Haas 5 l , l Ka Richard E. Kartman Mixed Choir l, 3. ren Kirschbaum COURIER 49 COMET Busi- ness Manager 4g Class Play 3, Student Council 43 Glee Club lg Mixed Choir 1, Z, 3, 4, Prom Queen 3, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4. Darlene Kitelinger COURIER 43 COMET 43 Class Play 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 3g For- ensics Z, 35 Cheer Leader 3, 4. Patricia Klauer COURIER 43 COMET 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Z, 4, Band Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Prom Court 35 Pep Band Z, 3, 4, Dance Band 3. 13 ...-P' X Q ,eg f sW.i l',Q' i+1ef,,,-4, -, .. -, r , , Patricia A. Klein COURIER 45 COMET 3, 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Choir 2, 35 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Dance Band 3. Eugene B. Laugesen Class Play 3. Ronald C. Laugesen COMET 45 Class Play 35 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 15 Dance Band 3, 45 Pep 'Band Z,3. 1 X- Elinor R. Metcalf Sandra L. Obershaw Class Play 35 Choir 3, 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Forensics 35 Pep Band Z, 3. Allan Okey COURIER 45 COMET 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Student Council 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 1, 3, 45 Forensics Z, 35 Pep Band 15 Dance Band 3, 4. 14 Roger N. Potter Carol J. Slaght COURIER 45 COMET 4, Band 1, Glee Club 1, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Forensics 2, 3, 4. Delmar E. Slaght James D. Starrett Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Class Play Act 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 3, Prom King 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Allen Taylor Pe COURIER Editor 4, COMET 3,4, Basketball 1,23 Base- ball 3, 4, Class Play 3, Class President 4, Band Z, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Foren- sics 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3. 4. nelope Theisen COURIER4: COMET 3, 43 Class Play 3, Glee Club 1, 4, Mixed Choir 1, Z, 3, 4, Forensics Z, 3, 4. 15 Monroe F. Thole Baseball 3, 4. Linann J. Udelhoven COMET 43 Class Play 3 Glee Club 2, 43 Mixed Choir 2, 33 Forensics 1, Donna M. Wentz Transfer, Lancaster High Schoolg Glee Club 2, 3. Edward A. Wentz A memorable day at Dodgeville Miss Hogue and Mrs. Bcnish, Advisorsg Iren ix tw' X Qi., v nd ,walgffi Judith Blank Ruth Daicn fy-4 Richard Kafar Patricia Kaufman 1,-.-v k.VV 1 K Lk. Q16 W' NAR' -X .A N -N2 . Ry. Xa X 5 2 Nwfxd xg S .il T' Q , . . 5 rl if i f ' N A K I 1 i s R X- S 1 I Q.. e Ricdl, Secretary-Treasurer and Sharon Groom as President. I or H' N Q Q x , f r lt ,Xl JWIIMX Sharon Groom Lavcrn Haas A John Joyce .RJ ,X viii N-H X ' 'V R ai ufn ,an Robert Klauer WBCJ T'Kloin wwf. R if if fi 155-wal XQWQMW i qc, M 5,4 QP X5-mv' Q! 2 if N5 if 'HI ' iii Rigf LA X R IQI W , NRRL .R A 3 Kenneth Mumm E s Q I E Ruth Richter X 9 J Q, it 185' R 'nw , it 3 fgs X Q X -, rf , 5 Tom Valentine Rua Valley X , X50 fx yxxxllj S , 1 XV? X J :9 Nancy Wlllkomm -Q. IQ is K 1 it -v L 'E I 'i 4. E ' r -Swir l , - 1--i ' Q Mr. Okey and Mr. Eveland, Advisorsg Nancy Kartman, Vice-Presidentg Phyllis Kitelinger, Sec.-Treas. Janice Valley, Pres. X 5 v 5 'JV-and Q 'N' X Nl X , J .f ' ff' Joseph Ackerman Loren Bausch ff 'JI l N :Q X 4' 9. L1 I .1 s UV is V 'Tx' C, L, , like X ff' If XV J Xa .f like? K F 5 K J Q5 Pat Adrian Saryfsliml Rl , ,, ,,.. 'NNHKH Sharlyn Bandekow Sandra Brinkman Q ffl X N, r. B, . K Francis Bausch Lauri Bausch John Brinkmann Garry Clauer cz. '41 Q75 as ' i 4 Eqiggihf I ' ' 1 MWA' 4 pf HN an Q f f ,hr 11 SE U . , Carl Degenhardt Gary I-Iochhausen QQ 'ELA fi ly -- A are F Q 5 Dr, A . A., . 4 A 1 t Al, -1-, fp X .5JAfipwifVf5n' i w V Phyllis Kitelinger N Dennis McCann Q i 2221 2 . y ,N-uv , ew at gi KW.. 2 5, 25' A 5 its , J SA fi I Chris Esser Judy Bernice Haas frame Gaylord Hollister Roger Kafar Dinah Jo Kartman 'A kwa it 'WHY Ay an Qgwyjij at ii Kamik Q nw bA,5 m, Lewis Hines Nancy Kartm an A man of intellect without energy added to it is a failure. Chamfort V ' f ,Ag X I 1 xt X ,Y f is M 13: 1:3 . A 49 Arlene Klein Richard Laufenberge J01:,p,Lavv1-ence i .A James Moore John Patcle Rea Perrin ll yds? gg ,t.. f,, ri f Mg, -is 77 ': W, My L fr, , ,V ,,. X awp i fi: iin i if to , 5 1 5 l n f .gf rrr .A 4 N 5 f K. 5 I 9 onald Ley ' OVVHLQ Nick Reifsteck is it-f.. LmA.wh Y. Ao .- I V ,... f y 3 :1.l .5 f ' h1 A . . i .,, i .f flllfg' . i if Shirley Schauff 'QQ' Carol Syoney 1,14 I V4 ' , fe L,-f '4' 'liJ,x! 'A f.,1 5 1 .1 Neal Shaben Robert Shaben . , N5 'Ah M if-.SN ' X 2' i 5' xg 1' l. A X rr R33 X L SA ,wi X X Q Ei 6 f? -1 .1 1 i Jerry Siemann Joe Starrett Nancy Taylor Richard Taylor Lucille Turtscher Janice Valley ix-:iw x. r 1- . 5, K K - -. i Q 'Q.. l Q 3? 9 L , 5 ,gi ul . 7 xx ,.,.r ,. VZ, A! Q f A - ll' K ai 31 i Sheila Vogt He niwalker W Mifilw 5 William Wildman Bruce Willkomm Lawrence Willkomm -509 Ni? 256 6 Pfactlce HOURS of Joann Wood of fm N 'P' U , .-Hn.. 7. 4' nnnvw il re ,Q,,.xf, Q ,,.. 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' Francis Esser Jolm Hoffman Phyllis F elder Dennis Jack To produce a mighty book, yo i -- je Fa' 1F m Fc ,f FF X 'FIDE ff all-we 1 me W F X, le v 5 l Frederick Kaufman Judy Ley 3 5, FWSQQF F in I F-f 1 .We - is 'Fw-xii ,eel his mf A V -' ' .z Q Douglas Kirschbaum Fredrick Marshall gl 1'!w?2,k J We if ff Vw y lc i f F Ak, FF f , ., Neff 1 ff I Z ,Q -by ,f F 4- if Ll - F, .M Fig Yi 4 1 b A, .:,, F 1 Q M iw' ,J Connie Flesch Tyrell Grattan Karen Junk Guntis Kalnins F 2 F Fig in Q I a N i 5 X Q, J i 5 . F F, ,,.,Z.:: F N W I vf X5 ,F ff F must choose? mighty theme. Melville 9 by Ff FV' pl -g?i3 iQZ0, ' K 1 1 X W X F - Fqne -5. S i V Q Q N F 3 fx F, . r, i f gg . u F Philip I-Iauk Ivars Kalnins A vie. 1 gr 3- 1 i 3 F A X V F . vig Nina F' X , 3, Fi X, N Mn Q X 'X mary Nr X X Q we S S .. FE - -if-S f F Q FF. F Y gs F 1-if ff' F igrzzzsv F? 5 f A fy', ,VVvt! X N'.f 'Q Rachel Klauer Maurice Klein Jerome Laugesen David Martin Robert Reynolds Kenneth Schauff ' FF ' F Q ' ..e F 'Q Nl F ,YQ- . Q F - V ::' ,F FF:Ff ' wi' if F 09: -r K 1 xg, w e it ,X 7 A.,4, V David Sclmorrenberg Ann Seng Terry Stoney Judith Suttle Maurice Unterscheidt Ka Walsh Terry Walsh Richard Yager , i l i l ., 1 , , . 1 fa E22 ni K Not pictured: Howard Eddleman Ronald Haas REMEMBER WHEN W. Y A . , Ls. The judges review each case . . . Z4 N-63... Curls for Judy and Baby Fritz. o Front Row, left to right: Sandra Berntgen, Linda McCann, Judy Blank, Patricia Klein, Nancy Willkomrn, Nancy Kartman, Lauri Bausch, Phyllis Kitelinger, Sharon Groom, Nancy Bernhardt, Carol Slaght. Back Row: Joanne Rcifsteck, Karen Kirschbaum, Patricia Klauer, Linda Foehringer, Allan Okey, Eleanor Cook, Penelope Theisen, Bruce Willkomm, John Lawrence, Allen Taylor, Gretchen Brinkmann, MI. Richard Daggett. Back Row: Allan Okey, Tom Sehauff, John Brinkmann, Bob Martin. Front Row: Judy Ley, Luann Busch- born, Shirley Schauff, Sheila Vogt, Gretchen Brinkmann, Pres., Karen Kirschbaum, Linda McCann and Sandra Obershaw, Student Council Treasurer. Not pictured, Nancy Willkomrn and John Joyce, amor!! mill? -5:1 -:Z:!EiefiQS?iM f H 3 Executive staff includes Penelope Theisen, Nancy Willkomm, Mr. Daggett, Pat Klauer, Allan Okey and Karen Kirschbaum. Back Row: Gretchen Brinkmann, Pat Klauer, Karen Kirschbaum, Linda Foehringer, Penelope Theisen, Victor Adrian, Greg Wiest, Allan Okey, Jim Moore, Bruce Willkomm, Ronald Laugesen, Allen Taylor, John Lawrence and Bob Klauer. Front Row: Rachel Klauer, Judy Blank, Pat Klein, Nancy Willkomm, Luann Buschbom, Judy Cadwell, Phyllis Kitelinger, Sharon Groom, Nancy Bernhardt and Carol Slaght. 5 eg esil as nm lx ff 'f i - , . - M., 1 MOST POPULAR Janice Valley Judy Cadwell Kennelh Schauff A -L BEST LOOKING Luann Buschbom John Joyce gmwww' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Penelope Theisen Allen Taylor MV M. BEST ALL-AROUND Gretchen and John Brinkmann L, A ' if YM -nav- Back Row: John Joyce, James Moore, Richard Taylor, Dennis Jack, Helen Walker, Allen Taylor, Joe Starrett, Merle Biggin, Dellamae KoeLker. Middle Row: Joanne Wood, Nancy Kartman, Judy Ley, Allan Okey, Rita Valley, Robert Klauer, Joanne Reifsteck. Front Row: Luann Buschbom, Kay Burton, Sharon Groom, Sherry Bandekow, Mary Carpenter. '6 5 fPf Back Row: Joanne Wood, Sandra Berntgen, Eleanor Cook, Allen Taylor, Joe Starrett, Shirley Schauri, Sheila Vogt. Middle Row: Robert Klauer, Rita Valley, Judy Glass, Judy Ley, Kay Burton, Sharlyn Bande- kow Nancy Kartman. Front Row: Lauri Bausch, Janice Valley, Patricia Klauer, Rachel Klauer, John Joyce, Richard Taylor, Helen Walker. Fil? , 5 A r - so as W My Back Row: Charlene Adrian, Sandra Berntgen, Geraldine Bausch, Eleanor Cook, Shirley Schauff, Gretch- en Brinkmann, Fred Elliott, Mr. Kenneth Leonard. Third Row: Phyllis Kitelinger, Rachel Klauer, Lauri Bausch, Ronald Ley, Sherry Robinson, Janice Valley, Patricia Klauer. Second Row: Pat Klein, Linda Foehringer, Judy Cadwell, Sheila Vogt, Nancy Bernhardt, James Starrett, Ronald Laugesen. Front Row: Judy Glass, Judy Blank, Nancy Willkomm, Sandra Obershaw. 1 1 ' ' m 1 I Back Row: Allen Taylor, Merle Biggin, Fred Elliott, James Moore, Allan Okey, Uennis Jack John Joyce, Joe Starrett. First Row: Robert Klauer, Mr. Kenneth Leonard, Ronald Laugcsen, James Starrett Ronald Ley, Mr. Richard Daggett. ' Q an Back Row: Judy Gabel, Penelope Theisen, Carol Slaght, Patricia Klauer, Linda Foehringer, Gretchen Brinkniann, Ruth Richter. Front Row: Darlene Reed, Marlene Reed, Judy Blank, Rita Valley, Sharon GTOOIU, Nancy Willkomni, Linda McCann, Joanne Reifsteck, Mr. Kenneth Leonard. Back Row, left to right: Karen Kirschbaum, Penelope Theisen, Linda Foehringer, Patricia Klauer, Ronald Ley, James Moore, Robert Klauer, Joe Starrett, Kay Burton, Judy Ley, Nancy Kartman, Mary Carpenter. Second Row: Lauri Bausch, Eleanor Cook, Judy Gabel, Carol Slaght, Richard Kafar, Gregory Wicgr, Porgy Berntgen, Janiee Valley, Phyllis Kitelinger, Judy Cadwell, Luann Buschborn. Front Row: Sandra Ober- shaw, Darlene Reed, Marlene Reed, Fred Elliott, Allen Taylor, Allan Okey, Rachel Klauer, Sheila Vogt, Rita Valley. QQ -L--f-zed X. ,IE . pw MOTHER IS A FRESH.MAN BACK ROW: Greg Wiest, Ronald Kaufman, Lavern Haas, Kenneth Mumm, Joanne Reif- steck, John Joyce, Nancy Willlcomm, Carol Shaben, Mrs. Benish, Directorg Tom Schauff, FRONT ROW: Judy Blank, Sharon Groom, Linda McCann, Rita Valley, Pat Kaufman. 'K' 'Il' 'H' 'K' 'K- Judy Cadwell, Rita Valley, Sharon Groom, Nancy Bernharclt, Sandra Obershaw. I 52. WI BACK ROW, left to right: Lauri Bausch, Bruce Willkomm, Maurice Unterscheidt, Victor Adrian, James Starrett, Darlene Reed, Carol Shaben, Ruth Richter. FRONT ROW: Nancy Kartman, Judy Gabel, Mrs. Benish, Karen Kirschbaum, Linda McCann, Ruth Dalen, Marlene Reed. BACK ROW, left to right: Gaylord Hollister, Sandra Berntgen, Joarme Wood, John Brinkmann, Joe Star- rett, Jerry Siemann. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Shaben, Ruth Dalen, Judy Suttle, Connie Flesch, John Law- rence. FRONT ROW: Janice Valley, Phyllis Kitelinger, Patricia Klein, Nancy Bernhardt, Ronald Ley. Pat Kaufman, lxonald Kauirnan, Linda McCann, Lonnie Shaben, Irene Riedl, Robert Klauer, Sharon Groom, Kenneth Mumm, Anita Laufenberg, Greg Wiest, Carol Klein, Tom Schauff. 0 The Junior Class elected Rita Val- ley and John Joyce as Queen and King of the annual Spring Fonnal, which was held on May 3, 1957. Those attending had an enjoyable evening dancing to the music of Joey Paradiso and his orchestra. The decorations were beautiful and all will remember the wonderful evening at the 1957 Junior Prom at CHS. I .,..,. . ,,., ..,rr,W,.:,r MAY IS b 7 1466! SeeaawlQmde BACK ROW, left to right: Mickey Blum, Richard Schnering, Renee Bakke, Janet Dorward, Ruth Ann Houghton, Vee Palmatier, Rhonda Budd, Jerry Benish, Mike Jones, Miss Beth Okey. MIDDLE ROW: Nick Adrian, Michelle McCann, Vicki Bossert, Susan Weber, Debby Houghton, Cathy Adrian, Susan Schier, Shirley Adrian. FRONT ROW: Jack McDonald, Tony Brandemuehl, Tommy Meyer, David Willkomrn, Lee Carpenter, Gregory Eveland. BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Groom, Daniel Lenz, Gale Kruger, Gary Adrian, Nancy Blum, Sherry Blask, Janet Schnorrenberg, Alan Eveland, Donna Adrian. MIDDLE ROW: David Cook, Steven Bossert, Dale Kruger, Loren Fishnick, Patsy Walsh, Connie Kotewa, Wendy Evans, Carol Kirschbaum. FRONT ROW: Gary Wildman, Jerry Schmidt, Ronnie Adrian, Stanley Kafar, Denny Hampton, Ricky Taylor, Roger McDonald. viutuq ,,,,.,, HQ Ufwg M NUMBER stems XXX 30 'lam XL UU L p ' . K 5 JNSTELLRTIDNS is . Er.. . .' 2': ., i 1 5 7414 Au Saud qua BACK ROW, left to right: Sandra Wildman, Diane McCann, Bonnie Hampton, Donna Kafar,'Linda Schnorrenberg, Mary Benish, Joann Glass, Linda Ackerman, Lois Sheets, Miss Theisen. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret McCann, Sandra Bakke, Bonnie Kotewa, Lynne Evans, Sharon Hampton, Bonita Buschbom, Karol Carpenter, Linda Taylor, Joyce Cook. FRONT ROW: Dennis Clauer, Donald Kafar, Kenneth Carpenter, Brent Brown, Tim Foehringer, David Ring, David Ackerman, Kenneth Benstine. BACK ROW, left to right: Thomas Ring, William Adrian, Grant Budd, Kenneth Hollister, Dellamae Roelker, Anthony Bausch, Sherry Robinson, Raymond Hoffman, Judith Taylor, Patsy Buschbom. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Grimm, Jean Carpenter, Mary Lou McDonald, Joyce Buschbom, Karen McDonald, Romona Klein, Joan Carpenter, Janet Dilworth, Rocelia Clauer, Robert Walsh. FRONT ROW: Billy Joyce, Helmut Klug, Dick Obershaw, Robert Wildman, Bob Glass, Wayne Willkomm, Tommy Schwalen. fAbscnt, Linda Klindtj euwfimzdicgdti 5 - BACK ROW: Jerry Siemann, Bruce Willkornm, Allen Taylor, Bob Klauer, John Lawrence, Neal Shaben. THIRD ROW: Penny Theisen, Pat Klauer, Lauri Bausch, Rita Valley, Karen Kirschbatun, Sharon Groom, Pat Kaufman, Gretchen Brinkmarm, Nancy Bernhardt. SECOND ROW: Joanne Reifsteck, Carol Slaght, Rachel Klauer, Rea Perrin, Linda McCann, Nancy Willkomm, Phyllis Kitelinger, Judy Glass, Mrs. Benishg Advisor. FIRST ROW: Sandra Obershaw, Arlene Klein, Ann Seng, Carol Shaben, Pat Klein, Judy Blank, Luann Buschbom, and Nancy Kartnran. WINTER BALL COURT Dixie Andrews of Patch Grove, Kay Gable of Potosi, Sandra Obershaw of Cassville, Geraldine Bausch, Queen, of Cassville, Karen Steinhoffer of Bloomington, and Mary Lou Newman of Bagley. Bruce Ober- shaw, as Mr. New Year, crowned the queen. .inivwalfz ,mu-vw 0 ff f b J' 2 A ,fx V XIV 5 jj! .!. ,!'l. , K if K, 4. . 5 f ,x I V 2,1 ,,., , 1 gifs' funn! V' N lg, . g,3L. X ii 4 Q iii VXIIWK 59' 5,39 Agri.: , xkfy fijlw fy ik. 5 k,., ,P f T Pdf, V ,gf f L gi If .. ' f ,. M 15 ' , M p L' 47 I . V IH, I ., Q 1.5 ,..x i, . A9 , I u X L ? f1 i Pl., . s .fl X ,f y V , BACK ROW: James Moore, Mgr., John l?-rinkmann, Victor Adrian, Allan Okey, Greg Wiest, Delbert Flitsch, David Martin, Mgr. l FRONT ROW: Mr. James Evelandg Coach, Joseph Ackerman, James Starrett, Ronald Ley, Bruce Will- ', ' 5 X X komm. . 0' If 3 H 1 1956-57 Schedule Cobb 65 Cassville Livingston 56 Cassville Benton 66 Cassville Patch Grove 67 Cassville Potosi 54 Cassville Campion 52 Cassville Bagley 61 Cassville Bloomington 79 Cassville Mt. Hope 63 Cassville Shullsburg 68 Cassville Patch Grove 67 Cassville Benton 84 Cassville Potosi 54 Cassville Bagley 52 Cassville Hazel Green 69 Cassville Bloomington . 43 Cassville Mt. Hope 57 Cassville 6464! An old expression says, It's not whether you win or lose the game that counts, but how you played the game. The most important part of being in sports is the ability to get along and play with a team. Building the mind along with building the body is the main purpose of any sport. This year, perhaps more than any previous year, the student body has shovxm more school spirit and gooo sportsmanship at games. As our school grows in QCont. on next page...j BACK ROW: James Mooreg Mgr., Kenneth Mumm, Jerry Siemann, Dennis Jack, Gaylord Hollister, David Marting Mgr., Mr. Lynn Okeyg Coach. SECOND ROW: Merle Biggin, Ervin Benish, David Schnorrenberg, Lonnie Shaben. FRONT ROW: William Wildman, Morris Untersheidt, Guntis Kalnins, Kenneth Schauff. 'Z' 2 size, the competition between the various members of the areas of sports will become more keen. With new sports of football and track in the offing, CHS will have much to offer in the sports field. The games are now only a record of figures in score books, but far more important are the mem- orable impressions made on the minds of the players and the students. CHS looks forward to an even brighter future in 1957-58. Cobb Livingston Benton Patch Grove Potosi Campion Bagley Bloomington Mt. Hope Shullsburg Patch Grove Benton Potosi Bagley Hazel Green Bloomington Mt. Hope 'fecun 1956-57 Schedule 36 Cassville 36 Cassville 37 Cassville 23 Cassville 33 Cassville 47 Cassville 1 3 Cassville 41 Cassville 2 3 Cassville 34 Cassville 28 Cassville 40 Cassville 35 Cassville 43 Cassville 47 Cassville 8 Cassville 31 'Cassville Q f ,5 ,,,,.. c 0' ,, Luann Buschbom em Sharon Groom Gretchen Brinkmann Phyllis Kitelinger Judy Cadwell Mary Carpenter Judy Blank gn ,, Joanne Reifsteck mm. F5 76400 a B Q ,. . J f - 'gas V M if MSS W 7 Fswlfbylf , t NUS 'row 3:Vg1is4' Ki Ys i l lvl Bagley Mt Hope Bloomington Potosi Patch Grove Fall Record 1956 Cassville Cassville Cassville Cassville Cassville BACK ROW: Grant Budd, Butch Brown, Bill Joyce, Kenneth Hollister, Anthony Bausch, Davrd Ackerman Tom Schwalen, Bob Glass, Mr. Hampton, Coach. FRONT ROW: Tom Ring, Denny Clauer, Robert Wildman, Helmut Klug, Richard Obershaw Wayne Willkomm, Robert Walsh, Donald Kafarg Manager. BACK ROW: Mr. Lynn Okey, Coach, James Moore, Mgr., James Starrett, Dennis Jack, Fred Elliott, Greg Wiest, Kenneth Mumm, Joe Ackerman, David Martin, Mgr. FRONT ROW: Allan Okey, Kenneth Schauff, Delbert Flitsch, Allen Taylor, Bruce Willkomm, David Schnorrenberg, Bill Wildman, John Brinkmann. ster Wi C WILLKOMM MOTORS Chevrolet Sales and Service Z -5 QZZMAU., Gaps? D-X Gasoline Ile Wis E yh f h b ia RAMSHAWS' FLOWER SHOP Flowers as you like them Bslv ll , - W d GIH I ATKlNS JEWELERS ll4 So. Madison Sf. Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS To the l956-l957 Cassville High School Graduates HRYLAW0 Serving 94,000 Farms and Rural 5' Businesses in America's Upper 0 RAKNQ, Midwest with a Plentiful Supply of Electric Power at Cost owr- 'lilnois W X 7 I P' S : vw o PQWSER g 0 J , 5 ' e ,Dx '?OSSE,xNlSC-O9 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BENEFITS EVERYONE N :hw w QQ N Russeu. SERVICE STATION DJJ WMD , ,V GJQUR TH S . . . 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