Central High School - Lake Breeze Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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' ' ,7 f sggigf 1 QQ' ' MGNQNS ,Mlm qW,pqgiW,5 xX WELCOME TO CENTRAL All School President Principal Vice-Principal All School President Lee Huebner John Hahn Robert Unger Dan Behring x I4 H fjifffffffyam 45,99 M ,Lf,iW,j,,,ggfj,,f,, THE 1958 Ejmphfoggdjf LAKE BREEZE AIj!AN ' WW CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL WLM SHEBOYGAN, WISCONSIN N n WWW W I iw' . WJTVPWJ' X ix I TV I CQNTENTS 1 1 iffy fi if V+ '?QQtinQ. p.5 f 6 fx 1 ffyfuify . K . p, a 1 , 1 ji Seniors p. 18 Underclasses p. 47 Activities p. 62 Sports . . p. 101 1 fi 1' ,Ny ,140 rf, Jgxff' jiri ' 'V fl ff ff 1,1 fd, ,fl fx-7, jsffqjj' MMA!! Ax 1,110 ,fix QVUIP, QNQ J ri-'WA sf K' Cover Design 1 x by jj 2 Tim Hasenst M' they wwfyiuffyfjtf fwlfl We MQW lg w BGNNE CHANQXANSV' Somehow these familiar faces seem wls 1' ,, l and gayer and more valuable than ever be, X fore. Suddenly we know that this is a good ' time and place to be alive. , J 1, , w 1 sig I j To the seniors of 1958 and the seni the future, to the faculty who have gui we say, BONNE CHANCE-GOOD LU Because the good fortune of the future so dependent upon the past, it is goo pause and look back. . Six Q? our efforts, and to all of Central's f i f 6 'e I This book is a very special letter o you. May it be the key to a vast trea re of wonderful memories. As you page through this account, read X between the lines and meet again the people, places, and events of the past year. 'awww ll WW GSW? X ONE? swf, ll A W' ,ew we will WM K1 X' 1 1 1 ' I ' 1 J 3 J AQ! .L Iii We Dedicate Ruth C. Schaper Miss Ruth K. Hull i ' n ov W , , - ' JAY Nwfwflb ' NV Vx I I Nr nfl J V I ' , my V rv f W we Q W WM ' QQ' E, H IX Mr. Clarence A. Barfoot V Ms E5 ll Because of their many years of devoted service to Central High, we respectfully dedicate this 1958 yearbook to Miss Ruth C. Schaper, Miss Ruth K. Hull, and Mr. Clarence A. A Barfoot. . 4 'We'-- ,lx H! 495' Superintendent LESLIE W. JOHNSON 8 BOARD OF EDUCATION , Left to right: Marvin Boll, Adolph Imig, Hugh E. Staifon, Frederic Nehring, Jane Herriot-secretary to the superintend- ent, Leslie W. Johnson-Superintendent of Schools, Vincent L. Meyer-President, Joseph Born, Mrs. Joseph Peters Mrs. John Stranberg, Jr., Mrs. Martin Hoppert, Robert Graefe, Jr., Richard Jarvis-reporter. Not pictured: Peter Ries Jr. appointed to fill the unexpired term of Marvin Boll, resigned. 5 7-f' Richard Bromley Curriculum Coordinator inf ? ha--wx William Prange Business Manager , Roland Lohuis Director of Pupil Personnel Services my o Il ,ggxnu-,km' og. ' I ,.4! Mrs. John Widder School Nurse Adlikf I ,wwwwwm-m...,.-N .. --v..,..,,X .Mau .fm X Prin cipal John W. Hahn H--W X433 ff Q XX 1' V K 1 . ' 3 VXA' V xx 1 'K XM- my n if Vice-Pfrin ripal A? Robert W. Unger Central's faculty has always striven to maintain the high scholastic standards of Central. Their helpfulness in the scholas- tic, moral, and character growth of each student will long be re- membered and appreciated. Mr. James Diamond Miss Elizabeth Holstein English English Mr. Keith Chipman English Civics l Miss Marie Felzo Miss Lucille Dalla Valle Miss Dorthea Wagner Speech, Dramatics English Latin French Spanish German English Latin LANGUAGE 'QW Mr. Earl Heller Mr. Earl Jaeger English English History Annual Miss Gladys Beck Journalism Publications 8 ARTS Mr. Glenn Groenke English Miss Ruth Hull English Mr. Earl North English Miss Maude McDonald English Mr. Albert Erlebacher English History ,J vw ' 1 1 Y E K M rs. Mary' Gentry English Testing Librarians Mr. Raymond Dobroski Miss Laura Gilbert S o C I AL iilbiliiid 'wi 1J Vx, pdf- 'Q L, 'W If jr 4 fx V , ' Mr. gJ cob J. DeW11'akrd Aj ,V ff X Psyeholoxg and Social Problkglilifl X ,f fu 'V . X Histogy f f' J if L my L . . V fl! ' X If ' ' ' 'Ju Mrbizrnold Melzer ' I ' , Q, History I A I Debate f, ,if X- YZ! 1 W ik-f 'L 'V ufmbv yf ' Mr. Walter Anderson Mr. Earl Zimmerman Mr. Roger Pieper Mr. Clarence Abendroth History Civics English History History Mr. Alva Richey Social Problems History I O if., 4 .Q t, ,Liga -- f..t' fl 1 , - wa W K ' ,Al M r. Carl Peterson Psychology Social Problems M iss Margaret Gronseth History Miss Marlene Neustedter Mr. John Mattke Geometry Algebra In Vox' Mr. Walter Wussow Mr. Thomas Parnell History ffl, I History Civics 3 HY Civics W' A 0 ! , if Q!iJlllll,M I ffl WV ul ll 1? Mr. Theodore llahlke Mr. Leonard Stoll Advanced Mathematics Advanced Mathematics Geometry Mr. James Jagler Mr. Donald English Mr. Arvin Ahlf Chemistry Chemistry General Science Chemistry Mr. Erland Johnson Mrs. Olinda Schaps Photography Algebra Physics General Science Biology XX ' -Q fs 1' iff Z n QJYI1 . '52 ' ., ff V X 4-ng, -f-Q5 N 'fy W 4 ff-fo, rf' Qs N 26 117, if 'K' xx lr f Q, , K-X -1:2 'kgff N ...-59.-Q 5, r. Carl Johnson .147 ' x General Science A 3 X., Q Xi X lf33q ojw We 5 fsrkqk if Q.-an Miss Rose Phillips Biology Mrs. Keith Chipman On leave of absence. COMMERCIAL -fl l 1 0 rl' A 7 rfpfrz , fi f I J 'Ill Il Mr. Carl Huebner 1 1 X , 7, A l B Tying, Ivyf' 6 W i J! ,ffh OD 'ee ln , f , I' , Arithmsticg ' lf , J 0!Jf 0 I, Na! yn ,Yi lj iff, Mrs. Jacob Katte C r nfl! ' . ' . iff' ' Sgyrziqngd ,I l lffifol 'f1,J,fLfLHn',q or an f, 0 ff L ,M J M ff X' ,nf ff' Mg M M ' li if 1, f ookkeepmg I fl ff. 5 Q Business Training f I 'f' lj!! ' ll Bank lkflrvuff lj 0 . I !f l 1 N Y! 1 fl ,fl , rf' ' fl iff iff: I 2 Ig .V 2' 9 K , if i7 'i' A, W' 7' J ' 1-'fi il f Mr. Henry Van Duser Typing Bookkeeping Miss Viola DeBoer Clerical Practice Typmg M r. Paul Sweeney Arithmetic Typing ART Mr. Robert Sang Mr. John Bergman IND U ST R I ApIfI .,.fgIIwIVU'A, R T S I' I3 1 f I Ili fi I if ' -ci ' ' 1 G2 I X N f if s -. 'J .Nix 1 J ww , Af' I X ' ' 'Ugg' A, I A JI' J , 'f G- -1 N Nl 1 I .I ' 4 I X I 1 yf . -ff' NJ if 1 E7 I gl I ,- , t Vx. ' A s ' 2, , ff' . QW MJQLIJ 'J Q 9 ,xii Q- I . fy X jg' I at y J I , IN VL UM' . N W M R 6 1 5 . , f Q I 5' wb wi f FII W1 ' ' , y ii! IIT I t 1, I 1 NL W fu! I Ii' S ?, , T O ,K BI Zim , X 'R ' .1 N ,II 'QV' -' 'Y 5 , in W t Q ' 'iw I, . Homer Gunyon V- V Mr. David Pilon 3 I wi, id Electricity 1 ef Woodworking X - LV Drawing , f L, Arithmetic U I I '- Mr. Kenneth Erickson Mr. Israel Bensman Mr. Lloyd Davison Mr. Ronald Green Drawing Printing Auto Mechanics Metals I 4 A 1 1 3,-I 'xr JJ 1 Ki Y I HX. I ID MUSIC Mr. Donald Radmer Mr. Vito Intravaia Mr. Richard Lee 011,11-I I fb., cyan.. in-wb 'A ' ' . X., eb , -Lb- J. Plffff If '4 3 nj 0 fN,f.f if, I 5 ji-ful-1 ,1! 3 lf' If F: f,',.f,j.--'71 ,Q fm HCJME ECONOMICS Miss Joyce Ellingston Foods Boys' Home Training Miss Jean Schwertel Clothing Miss Marie Murphy Foods Boys' Home Training Health Girls' Home Training I5 GUIDANCE - X DIRECTOR M F Mr. Rudolph Voica if Qfuiw V JZKW jjfu ,av 1 ,gr PH SVCAL EDUCATIQN Miss Margaret Schmidley Mr. Lloyd Meiners Mr. Fredzell Goettel Miss June Tenckhotf Mrs. Robert Alpers Mr. John Van Veghel I 6 Gffice Miss Jeri Richter Miss Nancy Mayer Mrs. Herbert Sorenson Mrs. Roger Fraungruber l El? 4,04 -gg .- . '- lillflflfw W Cafeteria Mrs. Ivy Russell Mrs. Tanie Madson Custodians Head Custodian Mr. Arno C. Haack Ludwig Yost Elmer F. Raasch Arthur Aleff Manis VanDe Berg Henry Weinberger Peter Walker John Gergisch Hubert Schaetzer 54 . i M, K .:' Q ti Q r 1 Y 2 'f . ,rbz R f?i . v-4 1' ' Sf v - ' A Y K 1 . . .ay .4 M s Y-s ' , W l x, X in A X .2 3 Q rr- Y 2 ' iltlliii-,l7,aA 5 ' . 5 J .,y. ,. ..i I I Q V EE N .- All ,S Q. ' . 1 'i ilu Q, Y - ' l i 'H Janitresses Mrs. Ann Derlein Mrs. Roland Gilligan c 5 - fi..' Vg' 1' 4' -4? - , gli' , ,B UNI, ' 4' I . Ss ' ' .M I . if I ,fv t NNN, f' it ff K i amen Karaha who ' e tiling w' M M Mrs E H each o c me to under e au s e erican Fie Service om tan u urke t s cour the delicious saus ver agreeable t amen fb t fe stateg that he would never or it e fri s he made while at Central. I as I. f .cet th ' ' ' , s J L I kind ess o theylpellcple, the ni e park . , a ' T was W Central' c oi nd 0 hest gr tly im- pressed amx V cause they re largest he had ever . V Dancing co cting amusin aricatures which sho hat kes the A rican people laugh, ar amen' hobbies. Yame plans become an ngineer or go into di om t' ervice in th u e. X X FOREIGN STUDENTS Estela Reyes. who came to us under the aus- pices of the American Field Service, from San Juan, Rizal, Philippines, spent the year with Dr. and Mrs. Edward T. Hougen. The friendly and considerate teachers and students impressed Estela greatly, and she was especially proud of Central's triumphs in such fields as sports, debate, and music. When asked what she would remember most about Central, Estela replied, The friendly students and very helpful teachers. Estela's hobbies are collecting stamps, coins, and match covers, and naturally, collecting ar- ticles for her A. F. S. scrapbook. In the future, Estela plans to enter into either nursing or foreign service. I 8 SENIORS-LEADERS ,MAA 2155 Lg. ,aaffwaa Z, f if Lee Huebner, in his role as president, delivered the commencement ad- dress and presided over all senior meetings. As vice-president, James Gilpatrick served as toastmaster at the Senior Class banquet. Kay Boldt handled all correspondence and recorded the minutes of the senior meetings. Shirley Brukardt, as treasurer, managed all financial affairs connected with senior events. I9 LX it Rafi Ann Abraham Dolores Adamavich Donald Adamavich Eugene Albrecht Quietness is beauty. Just naturally nice. Quiet determination. Someone to look up to. is Louis Albrecht A quiet man, but quite a man. uf ,, ,,,.e I , A. wg N ' . '9 9 i . 4:,' . A is 5 . .X f William Althen What's the use of worrying? Mary Ausen A reserved little lass. Seniors Carolyn Aldag Richard Aldag A pleasing smile Tall, clean-cut, and true. travels far. I9 Gerald Arenz Jon Arndt He'll find a way. Inter'mingle earnestness with determination. Floyd Barchacky Sandra Bartel Carol Barts His presence is felt. It depends upon ability. Quiet but not idle. 20 1 . Y, .Kiwi . F . .gg Q , Lynne Bassett Frederick Becker Kenneth Behnke A neat, petite package. Life is what you 'make it. A light heart lives long. L? Q-Rf! 1, . 4 QM If' ,if -J.. , I uiishi . -I .4 . Daniel Behring He aims high. 58 se is ghd N I' Richard Belekevich Daniel Berger He'll get where Casual, cool and he's going. confident. Seniors W 'TMP 1 Sharon Berger James Bersh Her smile is always Those devilish ways. sunny. Mary Berger Short, but irnportant ix v,' James Bethke Wifhout troubles or caros. Jane Bethke Helen Beuchel Neal Bezoenik Eugene Biederwolf She never A sparkling smile. Strong in actions. Quiet, helpful, pleasant forgets a hello. 21 K K ...f s u Q 'X Nancy Bienert James Blood Charlotte Bock Betty Boehm Always a helping hand. Handsome is A quiet A prim and as handsome does. but friendly girl. proper little lady. Sen lors Gerald Bogenschuetz James Bogenschuetz Kay Boldt Steady and purposeful. Patience is the Ever ready for fun. soul of peace. Diane Bosshardt Beverly Bourret Westley Brachmann Merry as the day A worthy addition. The future holds is long. something new. 'QV' Nancy Brandl Barbara Brandt Darby Brechlin Mary Browne Pleasant and personable. Shining head, A pleasure to know. Always a gracious shining spirit. manner. 22 fi sk Shirley Brukardt Capable, cute, and qualified. 58 Seniors Patrick Conway 'T' Mavis Bubolz A genial disposition. Marjorie Campbell A friend indeed. Jane Bulkow Everything 'nice 'rolled into one. Alouise Carlson L'Character fine and intellect keen! YE' Eugenia Buzaitis The gift of a quiet girl. Carol Christoplis Always on the go. I James Cizauskas Carol Clark John Claussen Laughing and Just naturally pleasant. Good humor full of fun. Helen Currier is always a success. Cecilia Cykana Judith Cykana 'Steadfast and silent. Sweet and understanding. Quiet sincerity. A sweet disposition. 'if Diana Davis Just to keep 'em laughing. Jacqueline Davis Elaine Deblack Dennis Deckert Rare abilities. With sketch pad Independent and carefree. in hand. Thomas Dedering He likes a good time anytime. James Dhein Nothing is more useful than height. - i -.ss .1 -2' C :c- X Eff- Su: . xv-A Edward Doersch A rare good fellow! 1 Seniors Zoe De Lorme Dennis Derlein Life is fun, Looking for the and so is she. good times. Nancy Dickmann Frederick Doege Sweet and unassuming. Calm determination. 'ue:? 'f Judith Dotz Howard Durow John Eddy Music is her language. A man of silent virtues. Qualities good and great 24 1.5. Joan Entringer Carl Faas Karen Fale Lyle Fasse Too good to be unkind. He has a carefree heart. Sincere and sensible. His thoughts uri' his, companions. X, Qi- 0, Seniors William Foshag A man of sense. K Sharlene Feld A pal to all. Howard Fintzen No sooner' said than done. Dec'rIs, not words. Barbara Franzen A sunny disposition. Q So nice to everyone. . V 2 W 7 -y liii .mf ZF Carol Felten Charlotte Felten 'Thought is rf'fIcctc'd by silvr1cr'. 'Q 'f' ' . 5 ff, 'af AV N. , . Ernest Fisher Litt1c but mighty. Elaine Fisher Joan Friedrichs Wayne Friedrichs niet and unobtrusive. Serious but not without glee. l Q 1 hai Jacob Gerend Michael Giefer James Gilpatrick Fortune favors Life is a serious An all around guy. the courageous. proposition. an Jairus Goking Lucille Gonzalez His humor is contagious. Gentle and of good intent. Barbara Gosse Full of laughter. Tom Grasse One of the boys. Joseph Grosshuesch There's a twinkle in his eye. Carol Glander The capabilities of silence. Seniors I9 Michael Graumann . Janet Gross Good nature Pretty as a picture. and good sense. K K 'Q -..f. s i1ii 'J ,Q s A I so Ronald Grosz He's here- I heard him laugh. Robert Grote David Gruenke Contentment is joy. Sleep is necessary for success. iP N, e J as 3. David Grunow James Gudinas Georgiana Guenther Ronald Hamann Make mine music. Strong in performance. So nice to know. Cares are not for him. Q. Y Z 8 43 s ' f so ,J 1' 1 Lou Ann Hansan James Hasenstein Phillip Hayward The last to let you down. Jesters often Seniors ff? Constance Hielmann As sweet as she can be. .I Q N ,, I prove profits. Judith Herber Judith Herman Happiness in her smile. Sugar and spice So clear to our hearts and everything niczz' an , - Es LEX John Hermann John Hermann Ronald Herr Luaine Herzog A man can do no Kind words mean a lot. Wisdom often goes Read, nlurk, and lvru n more than he can. with few words. ,i George Hesslink 'Just ask him-he lcnowsf Carolynne Hiller Second thoughts are wisest. Richard Hinze Of keen intelligence. Rosalie Heyman Lots of fun to be with. Janice Hinz 'Giving is true having. Michael Heymanns Richard Hiebing Everyone loves an In a world of his own. athlete. Jeanne Hinz Sticks to the point. , V - H J - . V V K , , .. .. . .. ...W r- - L S i ' V VV V Allan Hirschmann Human improvement is from within. 4 Marianne Hoehnke Fancy Free. Seniors OJRITJQIXL fl , l 'fl If ,'4 J, N IL' ' . J' 4 fi ij.. . 1 4 1 Q -, , -L V, 0' ll .. V I 51 QI , IJ x Q . f'A ' 'R' ., fi 5' x X l x J 1 ' f,- I x , ' X ' A V, i1i,V f Thomas Hoell Roxanne Hoffmann Otto Hofmann Wayne Hahn Man is a social animal. Gentle in manner. One cannot know Time has a taining hand. everything. 28 Nancy Holstrom Robert Holtz Barbara Holzer Judith Horn Amiable and likable. Common sense is instinct. She enjoys life to 'tSincerity is openness the fullest. of the heart. 5- M Q -up-11, 4 Richard Horness Lee Huebner Lyn Imig Always time for a joke. Few men will be better. GracerI with the pmve r of words. J-zfA,,,,1 . Seniors ,,,, Frank Jakel Lance .Ianke Delores Janko He gets a bang out Two sports- Happiness is a gift of life. he and his car. of nature. 41 Viva Jean Jeske Richard Jetzer Joan Jordan Robert Kammerzelt Short and sweet. A 24 carat heart. Not too serious, No wealth like a not too gay. quiet rnind. 29 L Ni Sl x --H , f Peter Kane David Kasten Roger Kasten Integrity is measured He may be shy, Silence is strength. by conduct. but what a guy. Ernest Keppler Janet King Martin Kjelson Like a cork- Life is full of fun. An outdoor sportsmanf' always popping off. sissy xg' is .Q NF, is is iff ' iff sr' ffiivv' s fl X i f is y e f oy , e. ygg e , g e Dorene Kleinke There's mischief in her eyes. Kathaleen Klaus The very pink of perfection. Sandra Klabunde A still small voice. Michael Klister Nicki Kloster Patrick Kloster A joke is a very Always a lot of fun. His virtues are many. serious thing. 30 Diane Keenan A'Sweet personality. Seniors l9 Allan Klujeske Brc'vity is the soul of wit. , I .Lew , 1. ,af . F n ,- .' . Qs, A ,. M, 1 1 . , . ., lg. . L' rw: ii- g Ig, Fred Koellmer Eugene Koll James Kollmeyer He's an all right guy. Duane Koran His interest is seawardf' ' 1 Seniors Ronald Kramer He draws strength from silence. Jodell Kremer Florian Kress Her ways are quiet. True to his word. Happy-go-lucky. The play's the thing. fm 'T 'X Jerome Konik A serious, brown- hairecl lad. K K llc., . Wesley Koran Owen Kovacich 'As serious as life A friend of the world. itself. Trudi Kramer HD6S6T'l!'l'Yl.g of the best. J oye Kroeger Always looking for things to do. Janice Krause Satisfaction is wealth. 5 Jerome Krueger A good sport about everything. ,LS ' 5 e..l i .RR do . y l -Ai i ...ds x i i in in S ii Richard Krueger Lynn Kuck Russell Kuck Cynthia Kunde Reading makes a full man. Her future holds My kingdom for a horse. Not as quiet as we think much promise. O -N SH IOTS Philip Lang Jean La Pean Shirley Liebl Neve-r time to be sad. A smiling nature. Talent is nurtured in solitude. Marilyn Lieske Richard Likas John Logan Ambition will curry He knew what was what. ' A happy soul. her far. s ' 5 . ,gg Gam Kue Loo The art of making friends. Robert Lope Joan Lorier Robert Mac Donald He enjoys life. Music is the speech He will be a of angels. leader of men. 32 '36 3 Sharon Machtig She toys with seriousness. 58 Seniors Ina Mae McLaughlin Fun and fancy free. Ronald Mahnke A man of his word. A August Margenau The strongest man stands ulom'. , ff' ll K t -hhs h Q 11,-fi: 2, ff J 4 as f Ronald Marver Hc 1l ratlzvr play than work. A Darlene Meissner Tiny but full of life. 33 an ll Always u'z'lI1'ng to help. A Paul Majerle Frank Maringcr Good IIClfIlI't'Il-- lilfablf'-valuable. Thoughts rule the world. , xx.. Larry Malewiski Thr C!lllfl0llS svlrlorn er: Allen Marold Always on tht' bvanz Judith Matthias Helen M ersberger Thought llllllll' is r'tcruc1l. Kathleen McDonell Qui1't and nnussnnzing. J-al, .lanice Mervar Humor is the' harmony of flu' l1C'llI'l.n .Hs Sandra Metcher Charles Meves Eloise Meyer Thomas Meyer That shy little grin. Quick to get a joke. Truth is within herself. Music hath charm. Seniors Mildred Michaels Mary Ann Mikalowsky Allan Millenheft She talks with her eyes. A nurse's cap in sight. There's always tomorrow. is Thomas Miller Richard Mischo Virginia Mittelstaedt Work never bothered him. Good natured A quiet heart lingers. and easy to know. I Janet Moehring Janet Mohar Nancy Mohr Judith Morelle Her ejiciency is Give her a brush and UBOTVL with the gift She pities those who ej'ortless. paints. of laughter. cannot laugh. 34 6? . ' I Y' ' in Judith Mueller Brian Munro Russelyn Nass Mary Nelson 'Stf'ady, reliable, worthy Onward to fame. So easy to falls to. Not quantify but quality of praise. whim? 'mo '1- Donna Nickus Robert Nimmer Nancy Nitsch Youth comes only once. Sz'riousm'ss is not Slm:1fancouspvrsmzalify. in him. Seniors Kathleen O'Connell Judith Ohm Diana Oldenburg 'lSoft spoken amd sweet. Dark hair and a cute Who says lzlonds smile. arcn't fric'nrl1y? Richard Oldenburg Randall Olsen Donald Oneson Beatrice Overheck His hi His favorite' pastime Hc'd like to liuv Makes usa' of hvr is heard by all. is fini. on easy street. abililiesf' 35 Q 'U--'Unix Beverly Pagelow Herbert Paulson Gerry Pauly John A likable gal. A true sportsmanf' as - 4 M, so lzgqsq, r ArA y 5 5 Paurich Rhythm is his favoritefl Dear John . . . , V I :nr E E ., 3 X 2 Paul Pennings James Perreault Suzanne Peterson Let the world go Nothing good is Athletics are her hobby. as it may. gained by worry. I9 '?-.t:-- Judith Pfister - Ann Phenicie Allan Pippert ' Our own Snow White. Efficiency on the job. A tree of knowledge. Nl l ll l iii' as V' ws i :T I I. Marilyn Plautz Edward Plehn Carolyn Poland Dennis Pongratz A little bit of everything. Men talk less when Stay as sweet A 'man of silence they work. as you are. is a man 36 of sense. f f 4 J ,ar Deon Post Fun, his fa voritz' pastime. 58 ll W ,MW , I snlw Richard Rautmann Same sense and more nonsense. gi. . I Lois Powers Ev0ryfhir1g nice. 1' in---f Peter Quasius Nutl11'ng snccvvfls like success. DuWayne Prinsen Here I um. ' Margarethe Quist She appeals to many. James Radtke A regular guy. Marcia Raymond Her tlzoughts are of one. V - .3 ' Leslie Rahn Ix'uou'l4'dgf' ronzvs, lvisrlonz lIlIgt'I'S.H Sharon Reimer Urzaffvded a ml poised. . 5 A Q Q. 1 3 v ' i K . ,SNL 'F r '5' Elaine Prussner Sha' sings lilfr u lurl-. Otto Radke Life is but fllllllglllfl Jerome Rammer A jovial nzu11111'r. Q . ff K Ralph Reineking Time is ilu' wisest counsellor. 11-up Thomas Reinthaler Rhoda Reiss Happy-go-lucky. Talents uizlimitedf' 21' t s b it l s 5? A S qi Dennis Renzelman Patrick Renzelmann A swell guy all-around. Tall, dark, and athletic v Seniors NM, Louise Ribich Ralph Rich Patricia Richmond She has a singing heart. Fugitive from vogue. t'Cziteness and charm. Diane Richter James Richter James Richter That love light in What a fine man. The qualities of her eyes. earnestnessf' Margie Richter Barbara Rimkus Richard Rittenhouse Jean Robinson That diamond sparkle. Never a dull moment. A gentleman by nature. So easy to get along with -s. 'fb-. .l.,4 Jo Roenitz Patricia Rohrstaff Hcr middle name is Pep. Happimfss' pm'so-nifivd. Nancy Roth Ambition has no rest. ur'- ' Diane Rooh A thletic and carefree. Hollis Ruggles A willing wo1'lcer. Seniors Marilyn Ruppel Tho gi-fl of11mlc'rslunzli1zg. Joseph Rutkauskas Joseph Salm Nancy Ruppel Always jolly, always kind. Joan Ross Shy? perhaps, but! fr Sandra Rumney l'wrsm1uIz'ty 'plus versatility. Gerald Ruppenthal For l1f s a jolly good fellow. David Schild Carol Schiller Laugh your troublcs A gcnflc, kindly heart. Compcl0nt in all lnler'csling to bv n'ilh. away. 39 he does, ilu wt. James Schleg Luanne Schmidt Robert Schmidt Arlene Schneider A football player hold. A charming smile, Lucky, happy, and folly. What she ll7l!lQ I'fl'llCf'S 0119 ring, she ClOf'S. W Seniors Barbara Schneider Ronald Schoerner James Schramm Small of statzlrc, A man of few words. He tries hard. big of heart. +.,q winamp. '5 Judith Schramm Lois Schroeder Leon Schuchardt The grwalvsl gift A hmrt full of happiness. Shy, but uh nly. ' is a pleasant fI'lAl'Ilfl.H ave, Carol Schuette David Schultz James Schultz Valentine Schultz That somvllziny spvz-z'al. A happy man is rare. Service, his middle name. Bc true to yourself. 40 1 ,.g wil 7 Q xv K . -I f Margean Schuricht Allen Schurrer USIIIJS k1m14'11 ns I'm1l1sz'4'. Hlvltlfllfhi mulff' file 111 58 Seniors Larry Sommer Better bl' surf' than sorry. An Illl. Beverly Schwark Arthur Schwarz H11111f11' s111'i11gs TIM I'Ull't' of from hfz1111i11vss. f'.wpw1-iwrm' s11cul.'s. i-v 'f'Y 1 Robert Seefeldt Jeanette Selko Kathleen Siegert 'QTI10 1rl1iIff1'1's Her ser'1'f'f is 11alin'11f'1'. Hlrtlll, z'1'g111', 111111 vilulzfzf u 1111 utlzlvfcf' ' irfr' David Simenz Patricia Speener She has u ywzflz' ai: uflllvfr' 1111111111 fu 1'.r1'r'l. Merlin Sixel HT1ll'l'1' is 1111H1i11g that I1Uflll'l'S him. James Splittgerber You Cllllvf find them any better. Robert Sizonen HW :who is silwnf lHlllft'H 1111 111isfr1lf1'.' Ann Sprenger A 1101111 14'1'!l1 l'tlf1IN for every joy. LV I fe 2' Q he ex K s if M-a 5 Y X +1 ff? 'F , E .. 1 .f 4Q ., 1 A Joan Stammer - Doris Stange Nancy Steeno Marlene Stefancich Her books are her friends. A ring around her finger. Always good naturedf' A diligent little miss. 5 ,. I :S E: S . A M ' L g 34 -A f in - K-fi, d J, Sen IOTS l X Y L'.: Q.: .--' In ff Af iq K l ii If f'4 3 T5-isf l August Stempihar Roger Sterkel Calvin Stoffregen Why hurry, why worry? As nice as his grin. A man as true as steel. Q I9 Janice Stoltzman Joan Strade Glen Strahl Neat and nice. Live to be happy. True worth is in being. Jerome Strigel Joanne Strysick Wayne Stubbe Jacqueline Sundee Small of measure, Life is but play. Contentment is happiness. Blond, but not but quality superfiuef' lightheadedf' 42 I Donald Sweeney Thomas Sweeney Kay Temme Hr 'fI'L1'l1'ffS wif and work. A'Ha11dsomr, humorous, Ufhflj whiff A quiwf pwlrsou 0,l1llhl'll'7'H.0Tll07lS.H l llw iii. uwnrfh l.'uou'1ug. Paul Testwuide .lereanne Tetzlalf Nancy Thiel Hg f',1'c0Is l'Al'Il'I1jfH happy, f'n:1i4'11fn1rnI is u lluhi us u Sportsman. fl1Il'l1lIS gay. Seniors Brant Thielman Walter Tresler Peter Trier Thought isdccpcr Spring finds him l1c ll ru'z'1'r lu' uloiup' than all speech. cm the courts. N56 .Iohn Udovich Thomas Usadel William Van De Guchte Richard Verhulst Low, that grin! A laugh is zvorfh Quic'fru'ss blwrulrrl Full ufl1'1'f1'l'n1fHrlffnll a ncillion groans. wilh clzcu'uctur. 43 Marilyn Vinson Always a word for everyone. Karl Voeks Robert Vogel Everything rates a laugh. Size doesn't count, it depends on ability. is Wayne Vogel A true friend a friend forever ,AW , Seniors fl as K A s lil 'grid ' ar- 'wt John Voigt Ronald Voigt Bertha Voss One who believes is Live while you can. A'Reserved yet enthusiastic. one who achieves. Ralph Wagner Wings on his feet. Robert Wagner Roman Wallace The curls the girls He basks in quietness. go for. I9 Joseph Walther Raymond Wandron Jeanette Warning Karen Wartke That pleasing personality. Man is master of his fate. Her life is a song. E.rcelling in sports and life. 44 dy 15 -1-J I 'iss' 5 gl if Q, -4 'Ss 55' R ll Joyce Wibhen Joyce Wiegerling l'lcusr1nf to fhi:11.' nf. A good lf'rH'fY for r'1'r'1'y1n14'. Michael Weher Patricia Welti Honor is the l'Clt,'llI'd 'K1'11rlnr'ssspvalfsfuritself. of virtue. Nm guna C5-NJ. 5 if and Elizabeth VVilliams Michael Witler In actions'ffziflzful, A most happy fwllun-.' Uliiggm' than xhv Ifmlrs. 'in hmzrn' c'l4'n1', Wayne Wilcox ,. -MNA Q M Q .CQ- Seniors Max. Stanley Winn Penelope Wolf David Wolfert 1'olitz'nr'ss is his law. Ag1'r'1'r1bIv fo all. Fun is lt',I1'l'l' you find if l EV - zzfsfzxgssigaisig ' af John Wright Irene Zastrow Maryann Zelles Tim Zenke f'Dark of hair, Busy as a bw. Happiness is nzudv fl yfllflflllflll and srlmlrzr light vf 1101117-H to bv c'11joy1'd. 45 Jean Zillner Joan Zillner Hilrita Zimmerman Phillip Zimmerman The blessing of silence. With a smile Heir laugh is His future is in she cloesx hei' part. distinguishable. the business world. Seniors Bwfvf Ann Zoran Elaine Zuidema ' A meek, fair lady. Leisurely but sure. HS' ILLJQX 'fffffe ' ' 7 ,r- Y ' A l ,L K 9 -...f lk ' Z1 Q . i 5 e Z? Z'Z Z Z Z Z5 Z . - Z I si .,., N,.,,,,M,,.,,...,. Team Captains Alumni Drive 46 With one more year at Central, the Juniors have begun to carry on our school's great traditions. If Roman Wedding - Central Style -a T 'Q 1' . '5- 2 1 - se , :ti n ' me -V .,f , l 4' --A a Q A ,- 45 .i vw l , ,. , 7 5 sm ,-fish. -..N '4 9 ii. ,. L, , 1 .A W 5 r - fftw' V ,y 4, . yr is -nr I :vu 4g A i - ' ,ie rp' as . 4 1 g: ' , Q 'Z , B we M- til ' ' YT' - A i fa to A s .,,, , , , . xc' ' 4. l in rn. ev -'S ,SB . K V 'l or . 5.2 - 'ri ' J . ,ef-W 'Ct ,r i--f l 'TI' 'ef y , ua' 'fl . 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Betsy Balde, Owen Balnaitis, Hetty Barclay, Terry Bassler, Sandra Baumann, Buddy Becker, Richard Becker, Robert Beiersdorf, Judith Bemis, Richard Bennil. Patricia Berenz. David Berg, Dennis lierfzner, Dianne Berndt, Barbara Bernhardt, Virginia lierach, L90 Beyer. Bonnie Binder, Irene Birkle, Thomas Block, Bill Bogenschultz, Janice Bolf, Jerome Bollwahn. Bill Breirather, Roger Bremner. Daniel Brick, Stephen Brost. James Brutt, Mary Brown, Suian Bruckschen, Joanne Hruinoofze, Karen Buchberger, John Burhop. William Burkhardt, Carol Buase. Judith Campbell. Louise Casper. Cecilia Clark, Robert Claus, Robert Clicquennoi. Cheryle Crnecky, Phyllis Cronen, Carol Dunne, John Daehnert, Louise Dault, Dorothy Dern, Karen Dexheimer, Nancy Dhein, Donald Diera, Harold Dittrich, Daniel Dorenbos, Johanna Dotz, Robert Ehren, Bonnie Ellonbecker, Jacklyn Enzeldimzer, Merlin Engl, Mike Enneper, Donna Erzen, Jerry Even, Jack Federer, John Felde, Diane Felton, Margo Fickau, Larry Fox. Jerome Fox, Thomas Fritsch, Jams Gall, Sharon Garton, Dave Gergen, Janis Gerhart, Anne Gershmehl, Mary Giesen, Daniel Glaubig, Dale Gmach, Richard Godfrey, Maureen Goebel, William Gordon, Dave Graskamp. Marilee Greenwald, Harold Greger, Edward Griessmeyer, Karen Grohskovf. Jerome Grosh, Larry Grosshuesh, Richard Grosskopf, Gail Gruenke, Thomas Grupe, Caroline Guenther, Joseph Guetschow, Marcia Guetschow, Steven Gwinn, Thomas Haack, Kathleen Hammes. Richard Hansmann, Albert Harif, Jim Hartfield, Alan Hartman, Elroy Hasenstein, Tim Heinemann, Janith Hiesler, Kenny Helm, Dieter Hendrichsen, Paul Hengst, Wendell Henning, Herbert Hentges, Patricia Herber, Katherine Herber, Kenneth Herbst, Keith Hermann, William Hermes, Germaine Herr, Thomas Hertel, Jean Hinz, James Hirschmann, Gerald Hlade, Robert Hoell, Gary Hoerz. David Hoffmann, Eugene Hoffmann, John Hoffmann, Ray Hoffmann, Rosalie Hogue, Kenneth Hopeman, Doris Huber, Jerome Huettner, John Huibreiztse, Carla Hutchison, Dorothy Jablonski, John Jacquette, Nancy Jaeger, Lloyd Jeray, Gerald Jeruc, Donald Johnson, Lowell Jolke, Tommy Julius, William Jung, Jacob Kaiser, John Kaiser, Mary Kallien , Patricia Karbe, Wilbert Keller, Kathleen Keppel, William Kern en, Lee Ketz, Gail Kiel, Audrey Kilton, Gary Kistner, Ronald Klanchar, Rosemarie Klein, Richard Kleist, Judith Klinzing. Sandra hloppenburg, Danielle Kloppcnburg, Kurt Klunk, Joanne Knauf, Philip Kobelsky, John Kober, William Koeppen, Mary Kolar, George Kometer, Clyde Kotsonia, James Kramer, Judith l. JJ - f 'if 'i'4 , J : . , ,J X - in ' K- i N 'L' 1 bei J K J W' 'J N115 ' 'M '73 r i T- J: 'i,.fl N W K5 - , ' ,.., JJ V, .JY it, x if . ' ' Y 1' JW ' gf. 'W' if QED' 5 . . J . J ' sf 21 . . - i 'Z -,, ar .93 W .QW Aw wwf '.'3F'5g'.2 1Y7k1 J. .,f me if . .. JJ,i..Jw'f'2 ae ,. 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Carol Kuether, Michael Kuhfuss, Alwin Kunatman, Gary Kunze, Dorothy Kunze, Florence Landzraf. Rita Lanz, Frederick LaPean, Byron Lautenschlanzer, .luck Leahy, Janet Leibelt, Daniel Le-onhard, LeRoy Leonhard, Mary Ann Louhner, Mark Liunhard, Lyn Littmann, Georgina Littmann, Patricia Loa-rsch, Mary Jo Lohse. Carol Lurfeld, Juycn- Losimz. Karen Lucknw, Germaine Ludwig, Robyn Lueck, Erika Lyun, Bette Machut, Cynthia Mucknick. Barbara Makrevis, Richard Mallmann, Diane Manske, John Maratik. Patricia Marchiando, Dennis Marcus, Maris Markxzraf, Bruce Mnrksthaler, Fred Markus, Glenn Markwardt, Donna Marver, Roster Masliruch. Dennis ' 1.2514 . K K Alf ' 1 1' 4 'ur ne- gg 'J ..- r ' N' ul .ar , if K-, . ,Q . l ' K., or r , l HM A' I 1 KKK' ,. ifgfilmwk ' , ' ' . , ,H , . , X' Z 3 . IQ, , ff- 9 N- -L V' 'iw 7. '21 - tif 4' ' , D . .K K A K K , J, K . v . xt M' Q I 1, I ' 1 'J' sf, K. f' Ke' ' 55 ,Q , -i X ffffa. iq , . , a. , l rg ' pf' ff ' Ka K' 5. 4 ZK .fool Kr , .K+ .K 7 fe' ,. 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Q, i ,A A 49 Mayer. John Mayer, Lois Mayer, Mary Ann McDermott, Francine MUK revia. Richard McLosky, Betsy McMurray, Patrick Me-lzer, Robert Menzer, Donald Mersberlter, Joanne Meseck, Gordon Mesnner. Ronald Meyer. Donald Meyer, James Meyer, Terry Miller, Sarah Miller. Ted Milroy, Pc-ber Mitchell, Rona Mohr, James Mohr, Phyllis Molitor. Mueller. Mueller Mueller, Mueller Patricia Dennis Janet Judy Roy Myer. Jack Nack, Joel Nack, Phil Namnick, Sylvia Nec-se, Shelby Nelesen, Joseph Nenning, Kathy Nicolaus, Joan Ninmer, Mary Norris. William Novak, Richard Oldenburg, Doris Olsen, James Opitz, Carl Oppeneer, Diane Otte, Judy Pantel, Howard Pauly, Judith Pennings, James Perl, Emma Perleberg. Karl Petrusaitis, Donald Pfeifer, Richard Pfister, Judy Pickhardt, Judith Pirolo, Ruth Pirrung, Marlene Plier, Beverly Plocar, Charles Ploeckelmann, Lorraine Pluskat, Phyllis Poppe, JoAnne Post, Janice Poth, Shirley Protsman, James Quicker, Bruce Rammer, Joan Reif, Dennis Reimer, Dennis Reinartz, Karen Reineck, Betty Reinemann, Verne Renzelman, Grace Repenshck. Thomas Repphun, Carol Resop, Ron Reyer, Marzene Richter, Gary Ringel, Gary Risseeuw, David Rodemerk, Judy Roenitz, Tom Roewardt, Jeanne Rosenthal, Thomas Rams, Judith Ruppel, Roger Seaman, Karen Sabrowsky, Jerry Schaafs, Gerald Schade, Sandra Schaefer. Phillip Scheele, Kathryn Schienle, James Schildbach, Arthur Schill, Victor Schimpf, Leroy Schle Penny Z. Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt Schmitt, Judith Schneider, Gerald Schnell, Arthur Schoen, Theodore Barbara Janice Patricia Z Robert . Sandra Wilbur Schoessow, Richard Schroeder, Larry Schultz, Carol Schultz. John Schultz, Schultz, Schulz, Schulze. 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Tom Adams, Richard Altman, Neil Anderson, Maren Anderson, Patricia ' rd Anderson, Rlcha Aschenbach, Deryl Aschenhach, Elwyn Awe, Edmund Azukas, Gary Baalke, Robert Ball, Russel Balliet, Stephen Baumann, Roland Behnke, Carol Behrensprumz, Rosalie Bennin. Alfred Berchem, Lorten Berler, James Bernhardt. Betty Lou Bc-rsch, Ann Berse. Sandra Bertschy, Diane Beutel. Billy Beyer, Juan Bichler. James Biermann, Lynn Binder, Marion Birsze, Sue Birkle, Timothy Llogolin, Mary Boldt, Lee llollwahn, Paul Bolz, Robert Born, Janice Born, Larry Braun, Jean Braun, Joan Brickner. Laurence Brom, Barbara Brown, Clinton Brown, Phillip Bruhn, Rolf Bulkow, Elizabeth Bushne-r, William Casl, Sandra Casper, Dennis Christiansen. Kaye Chrunis, Steve Chvarack, Judith Cinealis, Richard Clark, Richard Conrad, James Conway, Elaine Cooper, Ellendee Crane, Charles Crane, Douglas Dalhaimer, Susan Damrow, Jerry Damrow, Paul Dankwardt, John Dassow, Verna Sophomores made enough 'nozse to win the Yell-Boy and also proved themselves in sports, schol arship, and music. Give a boy a hammer and listen to the noise. .E ,- -1- f we my 'Q J N 'Q ,X M sf A W .9 M3 ,L , . .-. -..IM L W' ' . . ..,Ji A .NNY fm ,sf 335 me 2 4-3 E1 Wa ,. Q 'W' ' 75' 1 1' Q .gi fi!! 6' Qi 'F it I or . 4' 'A' Q N' ' LL W A t. ff v '- H'-S' 'N' ,,-1 f 'IT' , , 'ff ,Q ii . --' , 1 if K 4, 73' is A A lr' ' ew t.3' J' , is 5 ,fffir QQ. ' Y' M' , R' 4 .f ,,,,,, 5. A ,Fi , - 'l--' ,,,.. U , - , lf A 3 Tl' 5 W ' . . 37 .ss ' X. 'eb' was af A t S .. me 'D ' 'Y t I i ' 'a'- :A A- Q ' -,, fa A ykkk , ,L Y- ,,,. 15. Q K k K .Q J . 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Qf- gl, ' , 1 5 ,f vw? . 1 1 -J f ' --an , 1 C Qs sf-Ja L n r 7' w' R gf' ug 'iff' '2 4' ,1 , S' 1- - J 9 I' si .J 1 ' , 'T -. gf , r , Q L an K R ...JL LNQW ef IN -v i 57 Stauber, Dennis Steffen, Marcia Ste-inbruecker, Lee Steinbruecker, Robert Steinhruecker. Thomas Steinert, Dona Steinhaus, Edwin Stu-mnihar, Patricia Stemnihar, Phyllis Sterkvl, Donald Stichert, Sandra Stoiber, Peter Straub, Karen Strillel. Rosemary Strohschoen, Marjoriq Stroschoen, Robert Strojinc, Marlene Qtroshane, Carol Strysick. Ellurita Sukowatey. Gerald Sweeney, David Swipzert, Carl Swita, Gene Taylor, Arlene Temme, Sue TenPas. Larry Thomas, James Tomazevic, Leanne Trempe, Ronald Trossen, Rarharaju Trossen, Nathalie Truttschel. Eileen Udovich. Robert Uraynar, James VanAkkercn, Suzanne VanDerVaart, Tony Van Ess, James Vanic, Richard Verhyen, Larry Voechtimz, Jerry Vout, Raymond Voixlht, William Vollrath, John Voss. Elroy Voss, Lorraine Voss, Steven Wagner, Carolyn Wagner, Eric Warner, Gail Wagner, Gerald Wagner, Mary Jane Wayzner, Phillip Warner, Tum Waxzner. William Wnkc-held, Ronald Wallner, Diane Walter, Edward Walvunrt, Beverly Wnnxu-man, liarbara Ward, Carolyn Webb, Arthur Weber, Phillip Weiand. Warren Weimann, Kenneth Weiss, Her bert We-nsll. Charles Wiclmler, Lvwis Wivirorlinu, Thomas Wiorzlmch, Donald f' i'i 8. ,,.,.. Wilcox, Joan ,, K ' Williston, James XV, -w' Willmas, Jack ff' 3 . 5 VVinschvr, Judith '4 i Wi Wippermann, Janice 7 Witte, Billy . ,L Wittman, Dianne K J P 1 , Wolfert, Donna -.2 . N VVUHT, Sharun Wnmlerirum. Anrette M Wright, Harulcl 4 - Y , Wuuthrick, Darlene ' Vlfunsch, Jurume Yost, Sandra Af ' E Yurk, Kathryn I Zabel, Juan gp 1 in Zzllluzvn, Jnscph Zantow, Donna 4 ,- ' 7 Zeincmann, David MW' 5 Zeinemann, Kenneth X iv Zeinemann. Sandra Z1-Ile. Cunstancv , 4, Zelle, Kathleen A K' ii? Zn-lle, Tom w' -,Q .. wx zi.-rf, Dennis 9 F' f' Zillner, Audrey -2 'S' Zillner, John 'wi 'MTV Y Zimmerman, Richard A A M Zittel, Robert Zure, Hlifalucth Zuvne, Jerome Q. ...H .N cv- g ww.. Q J j A x lu. ' . x S 13 2 lil J ' rv ,. 2. 1 I ' ' 0 xx 'TL X' ,fi D. Q it . 3 xl gb . 'sl lvl, W.. v , A -' A.. ' ,MM 5 M 4 ' ...am : ...Ai ip l . ,M f-'mfr ,QQ in 1 A J . V A ' ,i rl W ... . 1' 'J ' 5 n, ,Q , V M :W V. iam Q A L- 4 'sh ,,-fi , india. ' ,,, 'Q .13 5- ,l ...L -, N, A, ,,. X, A, i .. M, g J j ff' , .., if J ,Q X - A a F 11 7 4 X Q 5 rw? Mfg, I Y ,N M Y: . .. if .l wi 0 ' : , A Q I N- i 'M' flff J . M 'rl -f Vi M- 7 'lm' .. i l ...,- J :Q Q - is fs L? 3 ,FL 1 51 .. in Ah . . jzg 'M A Sophomores Win the Yell-Boy 58 The green freshmen didn't stay green very long. They pitched in and became real Centfralites. M1 K 'N-I mix Latins gl 1 ' S l ji Y X K I4-r, Donna K ' lvrashinsky, William .K , . -Z -5 A ef K- M K 5, Arlanlavivh, David ' 4' 'J' al K , 4. V11 K? 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NUM 1 f . - V' ' l-lic svn-iii. Sharon i . K Eisner, Larry Q KK . lilrilfnnnn, Snnwlrn r ..- K . 'Q 1 1-, Maryann J., i X 1 D 'SL N. Nt K -,M K . file cg.: KK :K ' gp , K xx -5 Eenske, Ervin ' 'sv , S K ' -7 - ' wh K ' K Y EK - X K rantz. Sammy 3 JP? ' Q Y I K ' -' A 'TK' -.Q -yr KKK Frivilrichs, Jaym- Y i 2 -+ ' K 0 V K A W ff Frltsc-h, Sharon l 4 I ' Fritz, llruvs- Fnchs, Sonia , K i KK K, Gvnz, lirna , ,., , ,K K, A i Germ-n, Thanv ff' - Q - is 4' 59 K KK 5 W :lf-riat, .kuluh ' K V . ,N 'Z f V lm-ral, 'al li-vu 1155, K 51:1 '4 ' cs? if,K I: A G1-rnle-in, .Iuhn i +I! K K ' 1'7 Gillwrhun, l'11lxx:u'nl J gf, , L , I KLK K' I l KK Gilhurlsmx, Wuynn- 59 Gildner, Donald Gill. Karen Gilpatrick, Elizabeth Glaeser, Janet Goetach, Jerome Gort, Hannah Gottfried, Robert Gnttsacker, Dorothy Grapentine, Shirlyn Gregor, Richard Crush. Ronny Grosskreutz, Mary Grunwald. Robert Guetschow, Dennis Hajemza, Donna Hall, Eulzvne Hanahan, Pat Hansmann, Edith Hayden, Rosemarie Heineman, Sharon Held, Paul Henning, John Henning, Mark Herber, David Herber, Patricia Hermann, Sandra Hermann, Wayne Herr, Donald Herzipzer, Mary Hintz, Eugene Hirsch, Rosina Hochren, John Holfeltz, Michael Hol.er, Carmen Hoppe, James Horst, Eileen Huehner, Donna Huebner, Dmnzlas. Huyck, Karen lmill. Charles Jacobi, Paul Jaexzer, Elruy Janssen, John Jzischinski, Nancy Jost, Thomas Junlz, James Juoxapaitis, Anthony Kaemmer, Donna Kaiser, Bruce Kammerzelt, Janice Kellomr. Carolee Kiel, Gerald Kind, Timothy Klahachek, James Klein, Patricia Klein, Robert Kloppenhurgz, George Kloster, Jack Koeppen, Thomas Kohli. Ann Michael Kotsonis, Frank Kramer, William Krvpsky, Mary Krivse, Judy Krull, Kathryn Krueger, Lynne Kuestm-r, Judith Kurtinitis, Thomas Langman, Nancy La Pean, Richard Leslie, Genevieve Meyer, Meyer Meyer Meyer Miley, Miller Miller Miller Lieske. Sandra Loersch. James Ludwig, Peggy Markwardt, Charles Markworth, Ruth Mayer. Geraldine Mehalopoulos, John Meisner, Darwin Dennis Kenneth . Marcia , Robert Daniel , Lorraine , Phyllis , Ronald Mondloch, Charlotte Mnrrulle, George Moyer, Dennis Mueller, James Nack, Roberta Naus, Peter Nehrlich, Wayne Neuman. Sharon Nickus, George Ninmer, Nancy Noel, Mary Norby, Janice 0'Connor, Dennis Oiznacevic, Robert Ohm, Audrey Paske. Judy Perronne, Uruce Petkus, Thomas Phillips, Ju'lith Pippert, Connie Pirolo, Estelle Pirolo, Pauline Plovckelman, Leatcr Rapzaisis, Philip ,V r, S QQ Q J LN J. J J , , J' JJ 'F J J- ' ,J . J Q 1. JW JJ we Jw J 9, J JJJ J , - .. 'J ka fe as 'Q' 5, w J fm 3 zu .-JJ' is , - eg Qi' J W JA ,L. J ' J N .Jf- 'V' J a'-' JV J ' J' J J AM . . :lt J we.. am' ,- y pa Jak gba, A 'fx TIL 5 gg JJ i K, Y J - A 1 -J J. W I W. ,S i I .Q iw ,L 3. 3 - Ju JJ! ,.J ,.. 33 G -.11 xg 'L his Q 1 - qhr A I J .. Q A f A . V 5. K iff ' ' lf? 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Wy ' 5' A E i J V- LM K , f- ' J ' ' Cz, :Q 'ff Fi '55 Q is -' J if if Ja, ,JLK ,jig J I .. JJ JJ L. V is qv . .LM K - J Q fi J 1 M ' 1, VJ ! Q 1 1, 4 JJ A F J J J. J J J J J 'Fx 'F WJ J.. J J- J J ,xg J ,mb if 2 Ji ,4 J 'J' J H '14, 'f A-JJ ff JJ ' ,Ja J,J 47- ?fJaMi., J ,af Q. amy f Jr. a JJ 60 -Q I Reichardt. Richard Reif, Jack - R ,. -- . . S J, A . , - geff- gill D I ' A- I A ' as gh ' ' ' ' ff . I 11' m I Q 'NI an ' eine ing, enn s 'Q , X . K ,il . a 0 Q 2 T27 A4 3' f l K If geineminn, Karen ' - ,aw I ' ' -W I 11-'X .JM V - eiss. ichard ' R 4, A ' ' ,U wr' me Ji yx Repphun. Ronald .kai Ai 'il I . J A I ,I i x, 'fi 51 Repphun, William X - 2- ., I Reseburil. Arno . ' 9' s ' e , I Reuter. Frank ' ' ,., I , II ., I Reyer, Glenn ,gi ' vi i, ,, 'T W3 6' K, ,. 'Z 1- ' X 4 ,, Richards. James -' , I A A I . A l ii I 5 II sogl5itz,RCal:Paerino fl 'f, W- 42 H ' f ', Q j W o e. nc e f . 'I' mv' X I Rn, Rl-IDD. Richard ' ...JA f . 'J . W I I7 I I M' , I W Rlll-7991. Karen i A Rufso, Nicholas , i Sa m, Caro 1 I . Salm. Mary 1 . 'fl , ., , 4 , 53 5. ' , 13, ' fl Sauer, Joseph ... IX ' I 4 'Q Z AI i 5 . W ' in Q W K5 gczaller, gllarylee Q . . , 4.1 ' J .. Q V, I I fu? QI .c a le, etty I - 54- A CM , ,,,L ' ' Scharenbroch, Joyce Q ' M iw X Q h 1 B r , E A 5, . 1 .c eee, ur on ' S X- - Schmidt. Bruce I ,, Schoen, Jimmy Q X Schramm, Alan ,TZ 5' ,Q 1' W Q ' K K N 1 Schuette Jean , i ' W 'F 'A Q in xx ii G ir 5' A r 8 ' W P ' ' ' Schumaciher James YQ . - .0 lil- 1 7, ,s- M ' , . Schumacher: Robert . W f I ' I i ' ,, .,i 'ivy Schwalenberz. Terrance 'L V H W. 1 IL ifI.,,:53 I Schwonek, Sandra I ' Sherman, Nancie 1 I I Sixel. Wayne 3 . I - Skvagce, Sandra , :Ti A 1 ,f , J , . mit . Midi-ed 3 W ie ' 'I X Q .wif ' ' l 3' ' .IS 0' Sohre. John . ' ' L, - I 4 1 , ,I -1 1 v, ., Sommer, Stanley 7 r fy C7 ,f',f.I' N I 1 i H- ,M 3- Sorenson, Susan , .Q A, , ,K I L M I ff K 3' . Spremzel, Ralph 'VY -N Starrgel, June 1 Stau er. Emil I f Steinert. Julie . .Q 5 '3 14. Q. Q 5, I 'E X r g - Sig5'b.Biiiii1ni5 ,.. ' M -- ' 3 . W' 7 I , D' K Sukowatey, Alice I ' K-V? ac... I Lu I li I FQ, Terschner, Larry IA I if?-I -e ,I II 'W' II' E EI , ' Testwuide. Mary A n f M ' A M ' if ' Thompson. Michele ' , ' , IJ Trempe, Leslie I . 97'-e fI I Eruttschel, Jean ' . - y .f I - I 3 A raynar, Ralph 4. iw- I II S . II Q , I Sf.7,.n- S I ,, v n , 1,3 I W ,Y Vercouteren, Peter .W 0 .,-' I. gm 1 I 4. . .lm W4 ' R1 Verhyen, Nancy F? ' , I K , -ft' , Q-H I M. I ff? ' Voeks, Susan e .fini 'bf .ssl f Ain!! J S S VW- Gofdof' i ww ,W Voikt, Karen ' - . Vorpahl. Janice ,. as - ' J ...S 1 Q or we :sv W, i 1 W 8' J, Q me 3- , S f' 'H N' or OHS' 0 eff, , ' I I 1 ,Q - Q I . l I I , - K .I if ' , . f -E+ ,Q Wagner, David ' 7 Q1 ' 'f A if 4 l -1+ Ward. Jerry K 'vlf ' fd., g' 'K' i A 5 A II Warrens. Jerry L-Q , if J-143' I AI W5 I f Weber. Janet ' , in , Weber. Susan weiman. Donald - , , ' 2 M 5 oiss, Andrew N 9' ' f-' 5 ' ,- A 2, V li e A' gil ' Wendel, Don - I E Ia. ig A 7 ln I ,Ee ' , ' I- 1, . F Werner. Barbara 13 ' qv .5 -. ge I N , lv, i ..-H A Widder, Keith - he -7- K + 'I ,rf Wiech, Douglas J , 1, A f ,W ' ,, 3, jfs, ma',2., Wietlerlina, Penny . 5 ' I- f Wiexzerling. Peter g v ' Williams. Judy ' ' - J. l I' . M we f Winnebrenner, Ph ll' in 4' - I 2 ' 4,-V gg Q I -O -4' fi Q Wimrender, Dale y In ,- 1 , if M Y ' II, g ,js ,W E P Wivverman. Dennis 3. K1 'T 5 e M- III? I 4 V . ,ty gf M, Vvgnich, Shirley -- 'wa' 4 K I u . ath A-A, L..- ,I A i W. 1 1 A wood. Juditxim I I J l J J : .' I I ff ue: socki, Ir e UQ I I IQ . 'SI fo- S I Zstesund. J ' , - ...R , . u ancx , u 5 WAI .... Q D C x is ' ya . Z 6 I if J Www g fits? , N3 1 , Law gg f ? x Wx ff f x t r Q r t r' ,,i - -9: 'iwst 1 We have met the friends with whom we spent this year. But, the friendships that made our days so enjoyable were born and nourished as we worked together in the same high efforts. Central has long been respected for offering her students outstanding opportunities for leadership, service, and participation in a wide range of activities. Now, let's see who did what in 1957-58. ,sywqtf N' Y G ,. gg, we if ' .Q n , Q v ' . t '4 gn 'Sw ' Q. at X' ' zur t 'Nh M -mf ..:i :....t..u.'N3.tvlS?4 J' f 8 ' .1 ,:p L , ,ffyrvn . f- -. an Q' f ' ii.'P Ygfi.. vi Q.. .M . X f .-L. I 41 ' E STUDENT President ........... . . . Lee Huebner Vice President . . . . . . Dan Behring Secretary ..... . . Rhoda Reiss Treasurer . . . . . . Nancy Steeno This year's Student Senate rewrote Central's constitution, organized new committees and re- arranged old ones. These committees, under the leadership of capable chairmen, performed great services for the students of Central. Senate committees publicized school activiL ties, planned dances, auctions, elections, and collected funds for various drives. First Semester Executive Board Seated-Trudi Kramer, Marilyn Lieske, Diana Davis, Kay Boldt, Rhoda Reiss, Shirley Brukardt, K-aye Christiansen, Judy Paske. Standing-Jim Schultz, John Eddy, Lyn Imig, Nancy Steeno, Dan Behring, Lee Huebner, Herb Weber. GOVERNMENT SECOND SEMESTER President ..................... Dan Behring Vice-President . . . ....... Lyn Imig Secretary ..... . . . Anne Sweetser Treasurer . . . . . . Zoe DeLorme Senate committees also performed traffic du- X 6 ties, arranged programs, and dealt with prob- lems concerning Central's Student Charter. A new and exciting project supervised by the Senate was the Student Government Day during which high school students took over positions in Sheboygan's municipal government. Second Semester Executive Board Seated-Anne Sweetser, Maryceil May, Lyn Imig, Nancy Steeno, Zoe DeLorme. Standingw-Ron Grosz Jim Schultz, John Eddy, Dan Behring, Herb Weber, Peter Wiegerling, Jim Harff I OV ,V - rf, . , QWMQWQHQVW Curtain in fifteen minutes! mf-Mfr Q f W W Mlm MW Dan Bremner BERN, TH: Arthur Beaumont CBeauJ .... Leonard Carney CCarneyJ .... Will McElroy KMacJ ....... Morgan Olson QDinkJ .... Dave Gibbs fGibbsJ .... Ruth Weldy ......... Selma Cantrick ........ Jean Cantrick ........... Buford Weldy iWormyJ ..... Marvin Griner QTubl ........ George Friedelhauser fFudgeJ Bill Stutz fStutzJ ........... Larry Wickman CWickJ . . . Helen, a waitress ...... Vernon Kinswood .... Enid Lacey ........ Hotel Wolf ................ Bellboy ..................... A. J. Witnick, hotel manager . . A Girl ................... Climax Laundry, keep it clean! Director Miss Felzo DINE CAST ............ .- ...-. ...- . . William Block . . . Lee Huebner . . . Allen Marold . Michael Klister Phillip Hayward . . . . Sandra Rumney . . . . . Diana Davis Zoe De Lorme James Kollmeyer . . . Brian Munro . James Gudinas . . . Alan Pippert . . . . Tom Sweeney . . . Helen Beuchel George Hesslink Lyn Imig Richard Verhulst . . . . Jack Meyer . . . James Harff .. Trudi Kramer 'X The Cast 1'lf- Up in Sneaky Falls every girl is Bernardine, and the word No is never spoken. How sweet of you Vernon! Whenever Buford is with you, I never worry about him at all. PANTZER CHAPTER NATICJNAL OFFICERS Howard Fintzen James Schultz Lee Huebner Anne Sweetser Marilyn Lieske Rhoda Reiss Juniors Chosen To Membership Patricia Bennig Virginia Bernhardt Karen Bruinooge Bonnie Ehren Jerry Erzen v Margo Jim Jean Glenn John Felton Harff Hertel Markus Mayer f 68 Joanne Mersberger Dennis Mueller Judy Pfister David Risseeuw SuEllen Stolzmann Jerry Tessin Thomas Thompson Herbert Weber Ted Wedepohl Karen Zenke HQNQR I ETY N -i ' H0 . VS'-N X L A t N U Cfff C5-jf Q, HoLD-ovER MEMBERS MS Q Li wi' W' 2,395 x LN c 1 , . enlors fy by A 'X Chosen To Membership i ' Sandra Bartel 43' Daniel Behring . Richard Belekevich i,f Betty Boehm Kay Boldt Alouise Carlson Diana Davis Zoe De Lorme John Eddy Carol Felten Elaine Fischer Jacob Gerend Michael Giefer Ronald Grosz Luaine Herzog George Hesslink Nancy Holstrom Peter Kane Trudi Kramer Joye Kroepger Lynn Kuck Robert MacDonald Mary Ann Mikalowsky Janet Mohar Kathleen O'Connell Allan Pippert Edward Plehn Peter Quasius Patricia Rohrstaff Sandra Rumney Nancy Ruppel Arlene Schneider Kathleen Siegert Joan Stammer Doris Stange Calvin Stoffregen John Udovich Patricia Welti Wilmer Weber Honorary Member Estela Reyes Faculty Advisors Miss Ruth Hull Miss Lucille Dalla Valle Richard Krueger Nancy Steeno Judith Mueller Shirley Liebl 69 James Schultz Beatrice Overbeck Marilyn Lieske Mary Browne Yaman Karahan Shirley Brukardt Rhoda Reiss Judy Dotz Lee Huebner Anne Sweetser Jane Bulkow Lyn Imig Larry Malewiski Estela Reyes A - Squad SuEllen Stolzmann Zoe De Lorme Gail Ketz Janet Gross Dorothy Adamavich Janet Mohar Kathy Siegert Trudi Kramer Carol Christoplis l Our cheerleaders were instru- mental in developing school spirit, in leading the students in cheers, and in encouraging our teams to victory. The A and B squads met every Thursday after school to perfect the old yells and improvise new ones. Mrs. Robert Alpers and Mrs. Olinda Schaps were the advisors. B - Squad Jo Anne Mannchen Patricia Schmidt Lynette Erzen Dorothy Degenhardt Judy Pfister Sandra Grimmer Marcia Steffen Judy Goodell Darlene Wuethrick Patricia Anderson E fi 3 P Central's Homecoming game and activities were cancelled this year because of the Asiatic flu bug. However, all true Centralites felt the thusiasm at the dance held at the Y.M.C.A. Chieftain David Kasten Princess Janet Gross Senior Attendants Zoe De Lorme Dan Behring Junior Attendants David Garton Gail Ketz Sophomore Attendants Patricia Anderson Thomas Hardy Freshman Attendants Sharon Fritsch J oster xiii spirit of Homecoming and showed their en-I N Q A HOMECOMING'1957X Central's Spirit Runs A High 7 I 'X ig! w 5 P 5 Q i Rm NWN hw u ,hw x 3 QU X x Q .wks .sw as V T ig , '..s I . -. f f l X 5 is I l X kk . .. c 2 1 L N . f , .f Q x V A -f Q ,X L. Q i , -. 4 , 'QT D . new f ff' .M , - 3 Vgmm' ' lkf W Tx 1 E K E r ' . Q f 5516! 5..1f9 .: rg! ,Ea 5 N' l'ff frrfiri' Q fi ,f w. X ggi, -- 9 QQ? 9'5- X -3 -3 ' . dw Y .r , , Q 1 , Q , A . 1, 1 Wat' 5, I.. J , ' , I 9 . Mk I 'fv 2' , ' T1 N K . S xo? fm.. ?' ,K . v6iQ,f'QAr,. ,f'.,Tx Q I , X . N ,. kgqb f . ' Q Z-A. -U 1 : L' , ,T 5 6 'f i 1 . ,4 5 xx 1 V.. -I I Tx v gg. 1. 5 ex x .A A ic u ' . l Q E -5 6 .Q 77 - 6 W b . a 5 ' . ' -Q. an , .1 f A-, -. '- .J 0 X 'N Q' x, ,...ff' I li, 0,1 E 5 3 R if si . lk. ORCHESTRA Row I K. Zenke, V. Bc-rnhardt, J. Glaeser, E. Hougen, J. Greenewald, K. Griessmeyer, P. Thompson, Z. DeLorme. Row II J. Slupikes, K. Scheele, J. Rodemvrk, C. Clicquennoi, K. Haack, D. Grunow, J. Moehring, C. Stvcher, R. Rm-sup, R. S1-hs-ck, J. Hum-ttm-r. Row III K. Bruinooge, J. Eddy, E. Fischer, B. Wunsch, B. Block, J. Stammer, D. Glzruhig, S. Krepsky, II. Greenwald, J. Schultz, D. Kleinke, D. Kunze, S. Steffen, P. Scheele, J. Krueger, D. Oldenburg. Row IV R. REGIMENTAL BAND I K -7 f Mbffvfmwffgwfw uw mwwmfw.ws:f.w f .. f V ig Q I . Row 1. J. Mahnkc, D. Dault, P. Molitor, S. Sorenson, J. Paske, C. Stroshane. Row 2. P. Bukovic, B. Kuchenbecker, R Wangvman, P. Miley, J. Nimmer, J. Freiher, J. Rupon, R. Busse, B. Perronne, K. Wolf, S. Gram-fe. Row 3. M. Wahnko .I. Km-rwin, K. Zn-inemaun, B. Gilpatrick, R. Marver, W. Nerlick, R. Marks, E. Awe, T. Vandervaart, P. Vorcoutvren, J Gm-rschoidol, T. Schwalenberg, D. O'Connor, J. Gersmehl. Standing. J. Grohskopf, K. Weimann, G. Mohr, G. Vogel, J Svhenlie, M. Henning. SOPHOMORE CHOIR Row 1 L. Strahl, L. Phillips, J. Chvarack, M. Strojinc, M. Steffen, P. Kuhfuss, D. Hasenstein, D. Ruppel, R. Mondloch, M. Dulmes, R. O'Donnell. Row 2 J. Goodell, K. Kaufmann, B, Klabechek, C. Senkheil, J. Margvnau, C. Martin, R. Paulson,.D. Helms, E. Kiel, S. Krueger, M. Strohschoen, P. Huebner. Row 3 A. Klujeske, O. Margenau, E. Strysick, Pl. Schmidt, J. Braun, D. Nack. VV. Krepsky, D. Zeinemann, B. Rosenthal, M. Wagner, J. Entringer, S. Hidde, K. Franke. Row 4 J. Mikalowsky, J. Braun, P. Raml, J. Ognacevich, S. Birge, T. Birkle, G. Eichmann, S. Fritsch, B. Wagner, S. Florian, J. Schneider, D. Ewig, D. Wolfert, G. Nack. FRESHMEN CHORUS d, L . Sii S A ii . ' 4 g N he lf , mm in it ,255 , 1 l .2 Row I L. Clicquennoi, R. Hirsch, D. Bookburger, P. Billings, J. Wood, J. Truttschell, S. Heinemann, D. Berndt, B. Grune- wald, G. Nickus, B. Shallic, J. Vorpahl, B. Werner, J. Phyllips, R. Marquarth, C. Holzer. Row II M. Thompson, M. Felde, P. We-inbrener, L. Di-nerlein, N. Josinski, N. Verhoin, K. Drews, S. Franz, S. Skvarce, E. Bcuchel, S. Diets, G. Dulmes, J. Kamvrzolt, R. Rhode. Row lII R. Knack, D. Hajenga, J. Splitgerber, J. Williams, M. Brechlyn, S. Kaboard, W. Herman J. Althen, B. Schmitt, S. Grapentine, E. Haunsman, K. Roenitz, M. Boedeker, J. Steiner, D. Albers. Row IV P. Piroloi S. Herman, C. Monlock, K. Huyck, A. Koley, B. Brehmer, D. Guetschow, K. Meyer, J. Saur, J. Stamphl, N. Bubbles, S. Weber, M. Meyer, E. Pirolo, D. Kaemer, C. Kellogg. 76 RED CROSS First Row - M. Protsman, J. Stammcr, R. Behrenspring, L. Strahl, N. Steeno, S. Liebl, R. Hoffman, D. Felde, M. lioersch K. Ruppcl, D. Adamavich. Second Row - D. Janko, J. Mueller, C. Poland, R. Nass, S. Qlson, A. Yurk, J. Lic-bl, B Beyer, B. Reineck, D. Stcincrt. Third Row - B. Overbeck, B. Boehm, D. Abraham, S. Miller, S. Bassler, S. Poth, D Markwardt, J. Beirsdorf, J. Leahy, S. Krueger. Working at the blood bank as typists and checkers was one of the main projects under- taken by the Red Cross this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Gentry, this busy group also made favors for the Veterans Hospital at Wood, Wisconsin, bought Christmas gifts for 77 patients at Rocky Knoll, and helped with Christ- mas gifts for the old folks home. Officers this year were Nancy Steeno, presi- dent, Shirley Lieble, secretary: and Diane Keenan, board member. Ice Carnival Royalty VVHQTER HAPPY Winter Art? Snow Queen and Her Court 78 HCJLIDAYS 1 P . . , My Tw ok VW Dai' I Trust IS a new? , I xv My MCM mg? Mem Rf my ,gf NYJGQQJKWWWQ My fp Z 4 W3Qf'imQ!Ly I Q61 J WW Jw WLWWSCEN ES It Wouldn't Be Christmas Without M BANK STAFF Seated-Carol Felton, Shirley Shellingoskyg Standing--Sophie Juozapaitus, Mr. Kent Meyer, Maryann Zelles. u I f f V 1 - A 1 'I f I fi . f x ' I . , X STAGE CREW Left to right-Mr. Robert Sang, Fred Marksthaler, Pete Quasius, Marjorie Stroschoen, Carol Schuette, Carol Stroshane, Jack Lautenschlager,Tom Ruppel. 80 Taking care of all receipts and dispersements for extra activi- ties is just one of the jobs of Central's busy bank staff, under the direction of Mr. Kent Meyer. They also handle money for the Foreign Student Drive, Commu- nity Fund Drive, Alumni Drive, Saving Stamps program, and student pictures. Seldom remembered and often forgotten was Central's Audi- torium Technician Staff, more commonly known as the CATS Various jobs done by this group of selected students under the direction of Mr. Robert Sang, in- cluded lighting, taking care of the amplifying system, and ar- ranging the setting for various productions. The student direc- tor was Pete Quasius. Mr. Donald English's ticket staff had charge of all activity tickets, daily cafeteria tickets, reserved tickets for plays and games, concert tickets, and money for the daily milk sales. Despite these, numerous du- ties, this efficient staff also kept the record of all' Lake Breeze and annual subscribers. The Ushers' Club, under the guidance of Mr. Earl Heller con- sisted of 34 students from all classes who ushered at plays, concerts, basketball games, par- ent conference nights, and spe- cial events. Membership in the club helped the students to develop social skill and poise and gave them an opportunity to meet people while serving Central. TWCKET STAFF Seated-Irene Zastrow, Eloise Meyel Roxanne Hoffmann Standing' Sandy Bassler, Mr. Donald English, Alexia Skens USHERS' CLUB Left to right-N. Russo, D. T1-utt chell li Conway D Remekmg J Trutts chell, P. Pirolo, H. Albrecht, J. Kollmeyei E Puolo C Bock 'Vl Reyer C Felton, J. Krause, B. Overbeck, L Heiltman I Zastiow L Jacobson J Lor feld, M. Bubolz, B. Reineck, B. Bcyei L Malewlske 8 I PRCJECTICJNISTS Kneeling-Dennis Berg. Jim Davis, Tom Steinbruecker, Dan Davies, David Berenzg Standing-Mr. Earl Northg advisor, Dennis Mueller, Joe Guenther, John Vertacic, John Mayer, Bill Grunwald, Lloyd Jaeger, Tom Wiegerling, and Bill Voigt. Absent from picture are: Glenn Strahl and Erick Ziller. The Work of this active projection crew included many tasks such as setting up the projectors, caring for equipment, taking care of equipment breakdowns, and picking up the ma- chines at the close of day. This busy group was under the supervision of Mr. Earl North. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Left to right-Jane Koch, Judy Busse, Barbara Schmidt, Jim Kollmeyer, Karen Ruppel, Maris Marcus, Carol Barts, Joyce Schram, Mavis Bubolz, Karen Rein- artz, Judy Kollmeyer, Judy Mahnke. 82 A vast amount of service has been rendered to Cen- tral by the Library Aides. With Miss Gilbert and Mr. Dobroski acting as advisors, the aides helped handle the circulation of books, shelved returned books, managed the magazines and newspa- pers, took attendance, and arranged various displays. These students had regular assignments and were graded on their work. They received one-half credit for their eHorts. V ' O 'Kg qs. DE S' EVIEW xy QJ J 4' X Seventei students' epresent- ing all tclassesaatRCen al were winners in the annual Readers' Review contest sponsored by the A.A.U.W. Competition in the Freshmen- Sophomore and Junior-Senior di- visions took place among .the high schools in the county. Books were selected for reading and discussion from a prepared list. Arrangements were made for the groups to appear on radio and television broa casts. I ' ,Z . ' ! 4 1 ,M 7 ,W . 5 MJ dfbseated-Maren Anderson, Ruthann Scheck, Mary Jo Loersch, Sandy Rumney, A dn, J y ueller, Darlene Wuetherick, Connie Pippert, Zoe Dellormeg Standing- ? , IZ Paulson, Sheldon Fritsch, Howard Fintzen, Ted Wedepohl, Alan Hart- MZ V l ' 'G+ fi ld, James Eisner, Richard Meyer. Jane Greenwald and Jean Bryant were Jj X Z vakwffrom the picture. A ' , , D r 5 7161! 4 55 Z -j . e 0' f A R T AWA R D S buff Z' if ' Seventeen art students won awards in the 16th annual Wis- consin Regional Scholastic Art Contest conducted by the Scho- lastic Magazine. These awards are a tribute to the creative tal- ents of these young people and to the art program at Central. Seated-Robert Dotz, Elaine Deblack, Mary Nelson, Arlene Schneider, Jac- quie Davis, Gam Kue Loo. Standing-Larry Schroeder, Jim Schramm, Daniel Sobre, John Daane, Jerome Rammer, Jim Schleg, Clinton Brown. Absent from picture are Bill Goebel, Gail Ketz, Jean Braun, and Ronald Feld. 83 ' ,f J ri ' fi V, LX? 'VI :M My Lf a I f mt, are if J f i J f L,lrT,U,fRGIi L a ec: H ERS MJYVL K in - K 1 ' C I A IM! I ixtjfj t , 7 L 4 g Xl! it 'MJ if Jgtntwgbaf 195 8 Librarian Secretary Judie Mueller Nancy Steeno Vice President Jane Bulkow The F.T.A. club was organized for its second year at Central. Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Schmidley, the students heard guest speakers talk on the different fields of teaching, carried out the cadet teaching program, and discussed some of the aspects of teaching as a career. Students desiring membership must be juniors or seniors ranking in the upper half of their class and having an interest in teaching. 84 The students on the photography staff were some of the busiest people in school. Under the supervision of Mr. Erland Johnson, these students took, developed, and printed hundreds of pictures. Their work included the pictures that appear in our annual, the school newspaper, and many pictures used for other purposes. A A 4' if QQ Row 1-Lucille Gonzales, Ruth Ann Schcck, Tom Thompson, Joyce Wibben, Mary Browne, Row 2-Carolyn Poland, Paul Freitag, Nancy Brandl, Ron Feld. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Science Demands Accuracy X' i Cecelia Cykana, Lucille Gonzales, Nancy Brandl A ' ififii , Ready! Set! Hold It! Ronald Feld, Tom Thompson, Ruth Ann Scheck 85 'F 'WMA Y swam .mx N .fx .ti at S, J Q 2 Q M' it 14' J, 4 Lg, f 5..- 5. , fs. ull N' K ,Qifdfslv X17 C34 535 5 lt' -':'L Science Club Row 1-D. Masbruck, G. Kilton, J. Jordan, P. Welti, C. Bock, M. Fisher, D. Mueller, G. Marcusg Row 2-Mr. English, J. Meyer, R. Rich, E. Plehn, D. Risseau, D. Adamovich, M. Weber, A. Rommel- fanger, A. Pippert, J. Dankwardt. Minerals under black light A study of wave interference .f.d,.,.7.Z. 2,1..........E4.,..,....a.Y 415 g o THE SCIEN Central's Science Club was formed for the purpose of promoting scien- tific interest among enthusiastic stu- dents. Members of the club are af- forded opportunities to experiment with and understand fields of science that are not attainable in the class- room. Vo A N gl! Qff.x,lVW,LTffEAl,U, 59 fwpmwfi GDL iii I p , - ff 9 Lili' 'X' pix' 1,91 he tuwi if If' FA I R as-W gamma W , ,f f - ,ff l OQVL4 ' tu y 0 na omy , mmm,wfJ5WjfffjZEAZA5mfWWf 1594 so raw! W1 . 61' ffm if JW? My of wa-' fi With the assistance of . r. Donaldl t English as advisor, the Science Club' has been beneficial to Central and to the community. Holding the Hrst Sci- N N ence Fair in Sheboygan, Central's Sci- ence Club has paved the way for a broader interest and participation among students and adults in the vast field of science in our modern world. 0,,L0-r' 'rs oYA,A,.i-5 ul WLM i .huge An Overview of Science wtf I I f N LAKE BREEZE BI-WEEKLY Lyn Imig, Barbara Rimkus, Marilyn Lieske, Rosalie Heyman, Mary Browne, Russelyn Nass, Jane Bul- kow, Zoe DeLorme, Janet Mohar, Ron Grosz, Arthur Schwarz, Larry Malewiske, Bob Holtz, Dennis Renzelman, Nancy Roth, Judy Mueller, Elaine Fisher, Nancy Holstrom, Kathleen O'Connell, Mary Ann Mikalowsky, Doris Stange, Marilyn Ruppel. Lake Breeze Bi-Weekly Lake Breeze Annual .. Art Advisor Photography Business . . . Faculty Stall' ........ Miss Gladys Beck . . . .... Mr. Earl Heller ... ... Mr. John Bergman . . . . . . Mr. Erland Johnson . .... Mr. Israel Bensman Co-Editors . ...... . . Co-Associate Editors . . . News Editors ........ Press Release Editors Feature Editors .... . . Varsity Sports Editor Underclassmen Sports Editor Intramural Sports Editor ...... Girls Sports Editors ..... .... Alumni Editor ...... Exchange Editors . . . 90 . . . Marilyn Lieske Judith Mueller .. Mary Browne Lyn Imig . . . . . . Zoe DeLorme Larry Malewiske Rosalie Heyman Nancy Roth . .. Elaine Fischer Ronald Grosz Barbara Rimkus Marilyn Ruppel Art Schwarz . . . Dennis Renzelman Bob Holtz Jane Bulkow Rusty Nass Mary Ann Mikalowsky . . . . . Nancy Holstrom Kathleen O'Connell LAKE BREEZE ANNUAL Seated - Karen Falle, Carol Schuette, Judy Horn, Jacquie Davis, Sandy Bartel, Janet Mohar. Second row: Eloise Meyer, Pat Welti, Duane Koran, Sandra Rumney, Trudi Kramer, Lee Huebner. Barbara Rimkus, Judy Schramm, Janice Hinz, Howard Fintzen, Kathy Siegert, Helen Beuchel. Editor ........ .... I ,ee Huebner Feature Editor ......,. Sandy Bartel Faculty and Underclasses . . . . . Trudi Kramer Senior Editor ......... .. Sandra Rumney Sports Editor .. 4 Duane Koran Art Editor ......... . . . Jacquie Davis Associate Art Editor ........ .... J anet Mohan' Girls' Sports and Production .. Kathy Siegert Index and Production ...,... . .. Eloise Meyer Production Staff ..... .. Helen Beuchel Judy Horn Barbara Rimkus Carol Schuette Editorial Writers ,. .... Karen Falle Janice Hinz Judy Schramm Pat Welti 9 I To put within the covers of one small volume a panoramic view of life at Central, a segment of Red- man spirit, and a picture of high school days has been the task of our staff. If We have fulfilled this aim, We shall consider our book a success, our work well done, and our efforts amply rewarded. QUILL and SCRCLL Quill and Scroll is an honorary i society for high school journal- ists. Students who are elected to this society rank in the upper third of their class scholastically and have done superior work in some phase of journalism. First row-Judy Mueller, Mary Browne, Rosalie Heyman, Russelyn Nass Judy Horn, Second row-Sandy Bartel, Carol Schuette, Sandy Rumney Trudi Kramer, MaryAnn Mikalowsky, Lyn Imig, Helen Beuchel, Pat Weltl Third row--Elaine Fisher, Marilyn Lieske, Duane Koran, Larry Malewiske Ron Grosz, Judy Schramm, Art Schwarz. MADRIGAL SINGERS l Left to Right: Lee Huebner, director, Carolyn Hiller, Lynn Kuck, Peter Kane, Joan Lorier, August Stempihar, Diana Davis, Ronald Mahnke, Kay Boldt, Stanley Winn, Delores Janko, Anne Sweetser, Howard Fintzen, Mar- lene Stefancich, Yaman Karahan. 92 For the past three years these choir members have made fre- quent appearances for school and civic functions. The success of the popular vocal group is a trib- ute to the dedicated musician- ship of these choral students and the high standards of Central's music department. RADIO CENTRAL Radio Central on the .Iobg Alan Hartfield, Harold Diers, Kurtis Kloppenburg. For the second consecutive year Radio Central has brought to the people of Sheboygan an informative discussion of Central, its happenings in the various classes, extra-curricular activities, guidance pro- grams available to the students, and the important role the faculty played in molding the students of Central. Radio Central, under the guidance of Mr. Erle- bacher, offered fine opportunity for students to use radio as a system of communication. The staff pro- duction director was Jim Harff. fl? Production Director Jim Harff Quiet, Recording! Harold Diers 93 t The Cast Hi-Fidelity Harmony Black Magic FCJREIGN STUDEI Ti lst row-D. Davis, J. Herman, J Davis, Y. Karahan, R. Grosz, D. Gai' ton, P. Nack, L. Kornen. B. Keppel J. Schultz, G. Richter, E. Reyes. 2n row4R. Tupper, N, Vorath, J. Er zen, L. Udovich, D. Bemis, T. Haser stein, G. Ringel, T. Roenitz, C. Kome ter, T. Birkle, A. Skeris. 3rd row-IV YVag'ne1', C. Senkbeil, M. Dulmes, A Schneider, M. Lieske, S. Bartel, C Aldag, K. Boldt, E. P1'ussnei'. 4th 1'O' My Old Flame I D0n't W: 5 x OLLIES OF '58 st -J. Roc-nitz, J. Gilpatrirk, IJ. Hovrtz, J. Paurich, G. Pauly, R. Manhke, B Munro, IJ. Grunow, J. Jung, N. Kross, 5th row--f-G. lbulmes, C. Bemis, D Behring, S. Schmidt, Gth row-D Sachse, D. Berg, U. Knaus, J. Schils C. 1.'hristoplis, H. Beuchel, D. Keenan 7th row-Z. DQIJOITIIC, M. Mikalowsky J. Jordan, K. 0'Cr1nm-ll, M. Loorsch K. Wartkv, M. Burger, N. Mohr, N Sta-eno. Adi0s Amigos Laidy e the Congo F Eins, Zwei, Ilrei, Vier! Gonna Have a Party' X by DEBATE Varsity - State Champions Robert Melzer, Rhoda Reiss, Lyn Imig, Lee Huebner. Central's Debaters Debate Scoreboard Practice Tournaments West Bend ....... Tied for lst. Sheboygan Central .... Tied for lst. West Allis ....... .... T ied for lst. Two Rivers .... Won lst. Pius XI . .. Won 3rd. Marquette . . . . . . Won 2nd. Tournaments Milwaukee District .. Tied for lst. NFL District ...... ...... W on lst. Southern Sectional .... Tied for lst. State Finals ............ .... T ied for lst. Georgetown Invitational ...... Won 4 Lost 4 Central's debate team, guided Seated-P. Stempihar, T. Kramer, M. Schmidt, S. Grimmer, H. Sand- ers, R. 0'Donnell, K. Christianson, J. Chvarack, J. Pfister, P. Ben- nig, M. May, P. Anderson, Z. DeLorme, C. Reiss, R. Reiss, J. Schienle, L. Erzen. 2nd row-L. Kuck, S. Rumney, J. Heinemann, M. Wagner, S. Hidde, J. Keppel, L. Imig, S. Zeinemann, B. Herman, D. Steinert, R. Kummer, L. Huebner. 3rd row-H. Fintzen, J. Eddy, C. Stecker, T. Thompson, D. Mueller, B. Melzer, M. Weber, H. Greenwald, J. Harff, J. Huettner, L. Tempas, E. Hougen. 96 Mr. Arnold Melzer, completed one of its most successful seasons. The 54 participants in this year's tourna- ments compiled a 325-60 record. The question wasg Resolved: that all United States Direct Economic Aid to individual countries be limited to Technical Assistance and Disaster Relief. After surviving a series of elimi- nation tournaments the varsity-squad, composed of Lyn Imig, Rhoda Reiss, Lee Huebner and Robert Melzer, tied for first place in the state finals. The team will represent Wisconsin in the National Debate Contest held in Sioux Falls, South Dakota this June. This honor came as a result of win- ning of the N. F. L. District Tourna- ment at Hartford. One of the unique experiences af- forded the A squad this year was the opportunity to participate in the Georgetown University Invitational Debate. Central was the first Mid- western team to ever attend. N.F.L. State Champion Lyn Imig FO RENSICS Approximately 50 students under the guidance of Miss Marie Felzo and Mr. Arnold Melzer participated in this year's forensic activities. Selected from the North-Central forensic contest, 12 Cen- tral students participated in the District Tournament held at West Allis. Surviving the elimination, 8 students were entitled to enter the State Finals in Madison and 3 were awarded an A rating. They included Dennis Mueller, lflxtem- poraneous Speakingg Anne Sweetser, Humorous Declamationg and Ruth O'Donnell, 4 minute speech. Central received second place in the battle for the sweep- stake awards in the N.F.L. Forensic Tournament at Ripon College. The award was given in recognition of team effort based on an accumulative record of successes in debate and forensics. Lyn lmig placed first in Girl's Extemporaneous Speaking, entitling her to participate in the National tourney this June. Other high individual speaking awards include, Rhoda Reiss, 3rd place Girl's Extemporaneous Speaking: Lee Huebner, 4th place Boy's Extemporaneous Speaking, and Lynn Kuck, 4th place Serious Declamation. lst row-Trudi Kramer, Rhoda Reiss, Sandy Rumney, Lynn Kuck, Ruth 0'Donnell, Mary Jane Wagner, Judy Fhvarack. Znd row-Anne Sweetser, Jack Meyer, Jim Kollmeyer, Lyn Imig, Randy Kummer. Lee Huebner, Maryceil May. 3rd row- - Dennis Mueller, Mike Weber, Jim Harff, Bob Melzer. O7 J WfVQ WWW fy'- ' ff-, Ti lZk1 IAQZQ ' J l Q Nb QW qifw A Central High School Dramqig Prod C061 vu 44426K .lj K0 ixxu Q5 4440, NTHE JQXX DESK SETU A Comedy by William March 1' ' WU? FRIDAY and .y.f' Lf ,ffbf' ,fhj I Aywf SATURDAY f f ff' T' if J? Aw b V, - 40 nf , I Ji ,ff d'7VLL7M L 'walzfvy gf ffal Q 7l?jfW ' CK K ff L ,, , 2 Ai? aw Q Vj r mfg E5 K H MW ,Cf MMARQZLF zo 7 w L90 f Djjx fy! .X WM ,WLM , H J 1 QW gf SPRING PLAY First row-fA. Sweetscr, S. Rumney, T. Kramer, H. Beuchel, J. Dotz, I.. Kuck. 2nd row'YJ. Eddy, J. Schramm, H. Fint- zcn, C. Schucttc, G. llesslink, B. Schmidt., R. Grosz. Absent from picture: J. Meyer, D. Bremner, E. Hougen, Duane Koran, ll. Brechlin. CAST Smlcl Jllcycz' . ........ .. Peg Cosfclln .. Trudi Kramer . . . Sandra Rumney Carol Schuette Robert Schmidt . . . Lynn Kuck .... John Eddy Thr' Man in Slzirf-Slccrcs. .George Hesslink Ruflzfc Saylor . . . . . . I31'c11ar1l Summ 1' . . . . Ilmmy Watson ..... . Alu' Cuilcr ..,.....,..... Kcrfnngf ...................... Jack Myer The Lady in flu' Suit . . . . . Anne Sweetser . . . . . . . . Daniel Bremner . . , . Helen Beuchel . . , . Richard Verhulst Judy Dotz . . . . . . Edward Hougen A Pl1.IlfllgI'll1Jl1I'I' .. Miss Humplc Par!!! CIYIIUII Howard Fintzen, Judy Schramrn Mr. Bcmzcff . Elsa ......... Elsafs fricml Miss War1'1'ncr . . ..... . . . A Rcporfvr . .. Duane Koran Darby Brechlin Ronald Grosz, Faculty Director - Miss Marie Felzo Student Director - Lyn Imig l , 9 9 STYLE SHOW R. Zimmerman, C. Benke, M. Salm, B. Brom, R. Schneider, A. Phenicie Row two: W. Franzen, E. Conway, B. Zupancic, G. Ostermann, J Zillner, C. Ward,-K. Zelle. SPRING 1958 Bride - Virginia Mittelstaedt Groom ---- Daniel Bremner BRIDAL PARTY Carolyn Poland Mary Sweeney Ron Kistner Richard Fosterling Don Meyer Janice Krause Kneeling: O. McLaughlin, J. Mueller, B. Wagner, C. Casper. Stal ing: A. Millenheft, D. Enneper, R. Mahnke, A. Munson, I. McLaughl B. Lope, F. Maringer, D. Groenke, N. Dexheimer, J. Wollert. IOO 9 Q' We're out for victory today, -ct' We'll give you Something to tell about, Something to yell about. Our team is right on the beam! 4 if I We're out to win and to win we play. 1 M39 i -,M i 'L m.'u2diaf-we 4 39 CLUB SERVICE SACRIFICE SINCERITY SPIRIT Success Front left--M. Keppler, D. Behring, J. Schultz, J. Gerend, R. Schmidt, H. Weber, D. Garton, J. Erzen, L. Lienhart, J. Heling, R. Ludwig, R. Wagner, L. Kernen, H. Paulson, A. Stempihar, D. Simenz, R. Aldag, R. Mac Donald, J. Meyer, M. Luebner, P. Nack, R. Ayers, R. Tupper. Sportsmanship and school spirit were en- thusiastically promoted this year by Central's lettermen's organization, the S Club. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Tom Par- nell, club members initiated grade school pro- grams whereby young fans were guests at varsity games. Hard working athletes also served as hosts and provided refreshments for visiting athletic squads, assisted in ushering at local contests, and sponsored the lettermen's father-son banquet in May. Under the influence of the 57-58 S Club, new luster was added to Central's high tradi- tions of sportsmanship and school spirit. CRCDSS COUNTRY This was the biggest and most successful year in C'entral's cross country history. Un- der the guidance of Coach Earl Jaeger, Cen- tral's harriers worked hard and reached their peak in the middle of the season Winning the Hartford Invitational and the Lakeshore Meet. The season got under way on September 20 with Central defeating their rivals from Mani- towoc. Manitowoc returned to Sheboygan along with Port Washington for another meet held on the Kiwanis Park Course. Central beat Mani- towoc, but lost to Port. After the two home meets, the Redmen trav- eled to Ripon to take a first place by defeat- ing three other Wisconsin schools. The Hartford Invitational was the next meet on the roster. Central captured the first place trophy by defeating fifteen other schools and had three Harriers among the top ten to re- ceive medals. Central returned home to play host for the Lakeshore Meet to be held on the Kiwanis Park course, and Coach Jaeger got his boys into top condition. Competing against seven other schools, Central won possession of the traveling trophy and had four medalists in the first seven runners to cross the finish line. A fiu epidemic inactivated many of the top harriers and resulted in a fourth place finish it the Northshore Invitational at Whitefish ay. Central harriers then traveled to Washing- ton Park in Milwaukee to compete against Mar- quette and West Bend High. An outstanding perlformance resulted in a first place for Cen- tra . The Cross Country season ended with the State Meet held at Hartford on November 2. Central received a 10th place in a field of eighteen schools. Harriers who worked hard and turned in excellent performances this year were Herb Paulson, Ralph Wagner, Herb Weber, Jerry Erzen, Jim Heling, Lyn Lienhard, Bill Block, John Schultz, and Bob Moran. Letter winners were Herb Paulson, Ralph Wagner, Herb Web- er, Jerry Erzen, Jim Heling, and Lyn Lienhard. Jim Schramm was this year's manager. Row 1. H. Weber, J. Erzen, R. Wagner, H. Paulson, J. Schultz, J. Heling, and L. Lienhard. Row 2. N. Russo, G. Krepsky, K. Dekker, P. Weber, A. Schildbach, B. Block, J. Mayer, J. Berger, T. Roenitz, and R. Moran. VARSITY FOCTBALL Row 1. B. Ayers, P. Kloster, D. Oldenburg, H. Ruggles, D. Kasten, T. Hasenstein, B. Schmidt, L. Kernen, Li. Udovich J Richter, T. Schoen, and J. Gerend. Row 2. L. Johnson, B. Grote, D. Behring, W. Hengst, M. Kuether, P. Knauf, D. Bemis L Schuchardt, R. Wallace, P. Nack, D. Garton, and A. Stempihar. Row 3. J. Paurich, R. Tupper, B. Burhop, R. Resop J Cilpatrick, J. Schleg, W. Stubbe, P. Renzelmann, H. Durow, D. Jetzer, and D. Simenz. The 1957 football season will be remembered as the season the Asian ilu bug knocked out many a husky football player. Although Cen- tral had some tough breaks during the grid iron season, they were a better ball club than their record of 2-3-1 indicates. With the amount of material we had returning, the boys displayed a terrific desire to perform like good football players, said Coach Zimmerman. In the only non-conference game this season, Central played Rockford West. Central gained 120 yards with their strong rushing attack, but it wasn't enough to defeat powerful Rock- ford. The game ended with Rockford having 19 points to Central's 6. The conference sea- son opened when Central's squad, with Coaches Earl Zimmerman, Thomas Parnell, and Fred Goettel, travelled to Oshkosh to be defeated, 14-2. When the Indian center snapped the ball over the punter's head, Central received two points on a safety. Central boys showed their parents that Cen- tral had what it takes to win when they de- feated Fond du Lac, 19-14 on Parents' Day. Enthusiastic parents saw three long gaining plays, two runs by John Paurich, and a beau- tiful 25-yard pass from Dave Garton to Leon Schuchardt clinch the victory. The roughest game this season was against powerful Green Bay West when Dave Garton and Augie Stempihar were forced out of ac- tion with injuries. Before the eyes of a home crowd, Central went down fighting by a 10-0 score. Appleton took Central's fourth conference game away with a 13-6 score. Central took to the air with Paurich completing nine out of sixteen passes for a total of 73 yards. A pass to Dave Kasten accounted for Central's six points. Central rocked the Fox River Valley by up- setting Green Bay East, 7-0, for the first time since 1949. Determined players such as Leon Schuchardt, Augie Stempihar, Lee Kernen, and Dare Simenz made the thrilling victory pos- sib e. BOX SCORE CENTRAL .,. .. 2 OSHKOSH ....... . . .14 CENTRAL ... .... 19 FOND DU LAC . . . . .14 CENTRAL ... .... 0 WEST ............ . .10 CENTRAL ... .... 6 APPLETON ... , . . .13 CENTRAL .,. ,... 7 EAST ..... ... 0 CENTRAL ... .... 0 NORTH .. .., 0 N390 1957 FOX RIVER VALLEY FINAL STANDINGS W I, ' APPLETON .. ... 6 l WEST ...... .. . 4 2 EAST .......... .. . 4 3 MANITOWOC . . . . 3 3 OSHKOSH . .. ... 33 4 CENTRAL ...... .. . 2 3 NORTH ........... . . . 2 4 FOND DU LAC ... ... 1 5 x Freshman Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach .layVee Coach Lloyd Meiners Earl Zimmerman Fred Goettel Tom Parnell Ken Erickson At the annual North-Central game the two teams battled to a frustrating 0-0 score. It was the third tie in twenty-one cross-town con- tests. Central's advantages were a heavier line and a stronger backfield. Dave Simenz played his usual outstanding game, carrying the ball 30 times for 163 yards. Two Central gridders were honored by being named to the 1957 All-Conference football squad. Dave Simenz was named as one of the four backs on the offensive team while Augie Stempihar was named as one of the most valu- able linemen. Two Central boys who made hon- orable mention were Leon Schuchardt at of- fensive end and Reed Tupper at defensive end. I' sv ! r ff 1 hu. FOOTBALL k .i . I I , FLASHES if A ' W H yi ,xyg -?wv,..1 .f 11 V, xv x, f ' R ' 4 N' 5 J , 1, I , x fi 1 , H 1 , ' . ,s X g , f+ , , ,,,E, is , 3m gg., A Q' ,, -.., Y Q K ,- , .. 4 g AX - g - X f 2 ' ii ' W 5 u i Y L' f f A , - L . X f --ff' DYUHQ' ,, . ' . A M 5 wr ' . , im M , V M -V A j':,L'. - '-'fy jx 4 W l - ,, ,+V Fai 100 JAYVEE FOOTBALL 5 'hh' Row 1. G. Grafenstein, D. Radmer,'P. Larson, D. Krepsky, L. Berchem. Row 2. S. Voss, E. Wagner, T. Birkle, A. Jurss R Cinealis, T. Schroeder, A. Kroos, C. Brown, T. Ruppel, C. Klobe, G. Azukas. Row 3. B. Wright, B. Kluge, R. Adams B Bushner, D. Davies, T. Posewit on, R. Heyn, E. Munson, T. Hardy, A. Munson, J. Abstetar, T. Leiterman fly' myiggywv Box sCoRE W w CENTRAL .... .... 7 osHKosH ....... ... o XXV fp.:-f NX CENTRAL .... .... '1 FOND DU LAC ..... 0 -N CENTRAL .... .... 1 3 WEST .............. 20 0- CENTRAL .... .... 6 APPLETON 7 CENTRAL .... .... o -EAST ....... .... 0 CENTRAL .... .... 3 4 NORTH .... .... 0 Coach Kenneth Erickson's Jayvees opened their season with a 7-0 Win over Oshkosh at William Urban Athletic Field. The points were made on a touchdown pass from Al Bennin to Tom Posewitz. In the second game of the Jayvee schedule, Central defeated Fondy 7-0. The touchdown came on a run by Tom Posewitz. Tom Hardy played an outstanding defensive game block- ing two passes and intercepting one. The Jayvees dropped their first game of the season to Green Bay West, 13-20. All of Central's points were made in the second half. Central's Jayvees lost a close game to Ap- pleton, 6-7. After Appleton made an early touchdown, no more points were scored until late in the fourth quarter, when Posewitz scored on a 50-yard run. The only tie for the Jayvees this season was with Green Bay East. The game was a battle of defenses with a final score of 0-0. The Jayvees closed their season by tromp- ing crosstown-rival, North, 34-0, to make a 3-2-1 season record. Coach Erickson played all 32 Jayvees plus eight freshmen during the game. FRESHMAN FOCDTBALL l 1 Row 1. R. Ognacevic, D. Wingender, M. Henning, D. Meyer, D. Wagner, K. Meyer, G. Ward. Row 2. P. Wiegerling, F Reuter, R. Grosh, J. Mehalopoulos. Row 3. J. Jung, P. Vercouteren, K. Baker, J. Richards, R. Rupp, M. Koss, J. Hoppe A. Jouzapaitis, B. Scheele, W. Gilbertson, F. Kotsonis. Row 4. R. Casper, R. Dexheimer, J. Kloster, B. Schmidt, B Kaiser, T. Kurtinitis, R. Repphun, R. Reiss, W. Repphun, C. lmig, E. Hall. Coach Lloyd Meiners and his forty-man Freshman football squad put together a 2-2 record in the 1957 season of the Lakeshore League. Many of the boys made an excellent showing during the season and will be good material for the varsity team in the years to come. The first game of the season for the Fresh- men was a thrilling contest with North. After both teams had fought through the first half without scoring, Pete Vercouteren squeezed across the line for six points. Central's other six points came near the end of the game when Ken Meyer fought his way over the line for a touchdown. After their first 12-0 victory over North, Central went on to defeat South Side Junior High School, 19-0. Frank Reuter was the first to score for Central with a 25-yard run in the first quarter. In the second quarter Ron Grosh took the ball 70-yards down the field on a kick-off return for a touchdown. Still battling in the fourth quarter, Reuter again put the ball across for a touchdown. The Freshmen dropped their third game of the season to Sheboygan Falls, 8-0. Falls scored a touchdown in the second quarter and a safety in the fourth against Central. In the last Fresh- man game, Plymouth proved to be too much for Central as they walked away with a 25-0 victory. VARSITY ror lead in the last seven seconds. First Coach Huebner came off the bench to successfully protest a recent Appleton basket, then rugged Kon Testwuide dropped in two gift shots, and finally Jon Paurich turned Jerry Arenz's last-second steal into a winning basket never to be forgotten by Central fans. Du- Wayne Prinsen performed gallantly as he dropped in 23 points, 10 of them in the hectic fourth quarter. The Central Redmen lengthened their winning streak to five by successfully defeating Fond du Lac, 62-57. Playing average ball, Central was in complete control of the game ex- cept for a short period late in the second half. Paurich was top scorer with 21 points. During the Christmas recess the Redmen continued in their winning ways by defeating the Alumni and Racine Horlick. In a slowly developing Alumni game which turned into a see- saw contest, Central finished out in front by a 53-47 score. DuWayne Prinsen's 26 points led the way as the Redmen walked over Racine Horlick, 61-46. Central cagers repeated their brilliant performances of pre- vious games when they defeated North High, 66-59, in their first meeting this season. Coach Huebner was holding back a real surprise in Dick Horness, who came off the bench to tally a total of 17 markers. Other back court artists made good showings by pulling this one out of the fire in Flashes of brilliance were combined with moments of despair as Central's up and down Redmen compiled an 11-10 record over a de- manding schedule. Their fifth place finish in the Fox River Valley Conference was just what sportswriters had predicted. Coach Carl l-luebner's able cagers were the talk of the Valley as they opened the sea- son by winning their first eight games and attaining a ranking of 9th in the State's Big Sixteen. They then proceeded to drop nine out of the next 10 contests, playing beautiful ball against tough opponents and doing noth- ing right against lesser foes. In that fatal stretch they lost four of their games by .a total of six points. Closing the season in a blaze of glory, the Redmen played outstanding tourna- ment ball, losing only to Manitowoc who went on to win State Consolation Championship. Central's basketeers opened the season by playing pre-conference games with two Mil- waukee high schools. In the initial contests Central displayed good scoring potential, out- standing defensive capabilities, and unusually strong depth by defeating Milwaukee River- side, 74-45, and West Allis Central, 58-49. Opening Conference play, Central proved their ability under extreme pressure as they out-fought highly regarded West to a 63-52 upset. The speed of John Paurich helped shat- ter a fourth quarter press while Testwuide's rugged rebounding and Arenz's determined de- fensive efforts made the victory possible. Appleton's home court was the scene of one of the most thrilling Central cage battles in many years as the pressing Redmen came back from a 16 point second quarter deficit to up- set the strong title-favorites, 54-52. The cour- ageous team battle was climaxed when the Y- 1 W W-..--.-M .... a...M.A.-.A+ ram. ..,.:..+ fm... the wild fourth quarter. Central's undefeated record was tossed out of the window when a fast scoring Red Devil squad stomped out any possibility for a Red- men victory. With everything going wrong- faulty shooting and passing-Central was able to score only 57 points to East's 91. Prinsen seemed to be the only Redman hitting with a total of 18 points. Knocked into a five game losing streak by East, Central took on the Manitowoc Ship- builders to be defeated, 66-64, before the grief- stricken eyes of a home crowd. The Redmen played a terrific game only to have all hopes for a victory vanish when Manitowoc guard, Bill Nelson, swished one from half court in the last seconds of the game. Before the final buzzer however, Manty fans flocked upon the floor making it impossible to finish the game. When the court was finally cleared, the re- maining two seconds of play weren't enough for the Redmen to launch a retaliation. Although Oshkosh was definitely tagged as the underdog, she steamed steadily ahead to defeat the Redmen when they faltered in the second half. As a result of the heartbreaking 72-66 loss, the Central Redmen were dropped into a fourth place tie with Green Bay West. Starting the second round of games for the Conference season, Central received a 1-2 punch from Green Bay West and Appleton which dropped her into the second division. Central picked the wrong night to invade West as the Wildcats were having one of their hottest nights--sinking every basket in sight. The final buzzer found Central hiding behind a 77-50 score. The Terrors handed Central their fifth loss of the season by using a full court, fourth quarter press which completely stymied Hmm lm-nl flavors ln the last RIA minutes. AD- VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1. B. Ayers, J. Paurich, J. Nelesen, D. Horness, J. Arenz, Coach Carl Huebner. Row 2. R. Grote, Manager, B. Seefeldt, J. Splittgerber, H. Paulson, J. Erzen, P. Nack. Row 3. R. Tupper, J. Schultz, D. Simenz, G. Meseck, P. Testwuide, D. Prinsen. pleton racked up 10 consecutive points, limit- ing Central to a lone last basket by Prinsen which closed the game at 64-62. Central was able to purchase one more ride on the victory wagon by completely overpower- ing Fond du Lac, 72-53. Fondy never had a chance with big Kon Testwuide garnering a tremendous 27 points, followed by Prinsen with 21. The Golden Raiders of North High put the Huebnermen on ice in the gruesome fourth quarter of their second meeting. With 45 sec- onds to go Central pulled ahead 49-48, only to give the Raiders four gift points. Between the free tosses, Central's Kon Testwuide managed to drop one through the hoop to end the game at 52-51. A deficiency of accuracy on the part of both Central and East kept a low scoring 49-43 game under the heading of a close one. Paurich dropped in a total of 16 points to share high scoring honors with By Prentice of East. Our finest game of the season, said Coach Huebner in referring to Central's 67-61 loss in Manty's crackerbox gym. Good Redmen re- bounding helped offset fine Manty shooting as spectators remained on the edge of their seats right up to the final buzzer. The conference champs again took full 'advantage of every break to win the classic contest. Central cagers followed their best effort with their poorest as Oshkosh became the third team to take two games from the Redmen this sea- son. The 52-51 game came to a halt as Osh- kosh edged past the final buzzer one point ahead of Central. DuWayne Prinsen and Kon Testwuide were high scorers with 19 and 18 points respectively. Because basketball has a longer season than any other sport, many teams find it hard to be interested in post season tournament games unless they have been enthusiastic about a winning streak near the end of the season. This was not so of Central. Some of the sea- son's most brilliant moments came in the ex- citing, heart-stopping tournament games. After winning their two games in the re- gional tournament, Central was toppled from Championship honors by the Fox River Valley Champs, Manitowoc. In the first game Central tromped on New Holstein, 70-57. Earning an- other crack at Central by defeating Plymouth, North again found Central's big five too tough for them and went down fighting to a 66-52 defeat. The regionals were topped off when Manitowoc invaded the Armory to defeat bat- tling Central, 76-66, in spite of the Redmen's fantastic 5024 shooting average. gi .X O 4 XM H 41 ' x T 'P' K 3X 7 ,5 M' U u K. I S 1 1 XE' I Z' BASKETBAL XCTICDN PLUS R13 1 f 1957-58 JAYVEE BASKETBALL Row 1. L. Berchem, J. Eisner, S. Voss, E. Knauf, J. Bickler, G. Azukas, J. Groskopf, J. Campman. Row 2. A. Kroos, C Reiss, D. Davies, B. Wright, B. Miller, T. Posewitz, D. Cinealis, Coach Walt Anderson. Coach Walt Anderson's -Jayvee team had a tremendous season, ending on top of the Fox River Valley Conference by defeating every team in the Valley. Throughout the season the Jayvees won sixteen games and lost one non- conference game. The Jayvees opened their cage season by splitting their non-conference games with two Milwaukee high schools. The first team to meet the powerful Jayvees, Milwaukee Riverside, was defeated 30-58. In the other non-conference game, Central fought hard right down to the iinal buzzer, but skillful West Allis High proved to be a little too powerful as the 38-35 score indicates. After their loss to West Allis, Central's Jay- vees opened the Fox River Valley Conference play by defeating Green Bay West 49-38 and every team they met thereafter. The West game was quite close until the third quarter when Central started a steady and sure march for victory. In their second meeting with West, Central fought to a close 59-56 victory. Gary Azukas and Tom Posewitz played outstanding games. Traveling to Appleton for the first meeting between the schools this season, Central man- aged to take a close one from Appleton High's Jayvees. In the 37-34 game Posewitz scored 15 points. In their second game Appleton had lost some of its pep and drive and Central plowed over them 42-29. In the first meeting with Fond du Lac, the Jayvees came across with another win for Cen- tral's home fans. The final score was 43-36. Fond du Lac fans saw an exciting and tense game when Central took a close one from them 43-40. On January 3 the Jayvees went with the Var- sity squad to Racine for a mid season, non- conference game. The Rebels of Horlick High found our Jayvee team to be just as powerful as our Varsity when Central defeated them 53-41. In the annual North-Central games, Central's Jayvees proved to be too much for her cross- town rivals. Excellent defense, ball handling, and backboard work enabled Central to clob- ber North 71-29 in the first meeting and 47-31 in the second. Green Bay East was another school that found Central too powerful for them. Central ran away with the first game in the first canto and East was unable to catch up as the 45-24 score indicates. East didn't receive quite as severe a beating in the second game, but she found that Central hadn't lost any of her zip. The final score was 47-30. The Jayvees showed hard fighting Manitowoc who was boss by defeating them 52-37 and 53-45. Dick Cinealis, Dan Davies, Tom Pose- witz, and Gary Azukas played fine games. The Jayvee cage season ended with Oshkosh invading the Armory. Our Jayvees were ready and waiting for them when they defeated them 52-41 and 51-24. Posewitz was high man, gar- nering a tremendous 20 points. The outstanding season the Jayvees had and the type of ball they played can only make us look forward to next year's varsity squad. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1. P. Vercouteren, R. LaPean, W. Hermann, B. Kaiser, D. Weimann, D. Meyer, B. Schmidt, E. Hall. Row 2. Coach Diamond, D. Miley, J. Gernlein, R. Ognacevic, B. Scheele, F. Reuter, R. Grosh, J. Hoppe, P. Held. Under the guidance of James Diamond, Cen- tral's new Freshman coachfthe Junior Red- men ended the Lakeshore League with a 6-6 record. Bruce Kaiser scored 14 of Central's 29 points when the cagers took the season opener against Port Washington, 29-21. In the second meet with Port, Central just couldn't find the mark and came out on the short end of a 24-23 score. The Freshman's first encounter with Ply- mouth proved to be fatal as Central went down fighting in a 44-40 defeat. The next game with Plymouth, although closer, had a happier ending as Central just skimmed over them, 34-33. Skillful ball handling by Frank Reuter and Ron Grosh contributed to Central's victory. Central split with North this season taking the first game 37-23 and losing the second 63-24. A good offense enabled Central to cap- ture the first game, but hard luck was with them in the second. Frank Reuter and Bruce Kaiser, each scor- ing nine points, combined to lead the Fresh- men in a victory drive over Kohler. The final score'was 46-34. With three players out with injuries, Kohler got revenge in the second con- test as the game ended at 25-24. Although Central held South to a meek nine points in the first half, South came back in the last half to take the game 31-30. Poor rebound- ing and failure to take advantage of oppor- tunities cost the Freshmen their second game with South. At the final buzzer the scoreboard read 49-43. After Central took the lead in the first quar- ter, they held it all the way to defeat Falls. 44-29. In their second meeting Central more than doubled Falls feeble 19 points with a 43-19 victory. Such players as Bruce Kaiser, Frank Reuter, Peter Vercouteren, and Burton Scheele should be good material for next year's JayVees. Bowling Row 1. Carol Schuette, Rhoda Reiss, and Janet Gross. Row 2. Nancy Roth, Judy Horn, Russelyn Nass. Row 3. SuEllen Stolzmann, Judy Mueller, Barbara Berndt, and Betty Reineck. 2 G. A. A. K i , A 1 .91 X 1 J. ' A. Ti ik ' fs - The fignrinig of bowlin 'yayerages L ' was a big job whichawas one by the girls tpddetermine 'their hdwling skill. A f ' ' rl: 4 4 lm SPGRTS, HEALTH Guarding the pool for the safety of the G. A. A. students takes great skill in life saving. Life Guards Left to Right: Janet Mohar, Zoe DeLorme, Patricia Schmidt, Judy Pfister, Maureen Godfrey, Georgiana Guenther, Jane Bulkow, Sarah Miller, and Marilyn Lieske. V70 PORTS This illustrates just four sports that were offered to students in G. A. A. iND HAPPINESS Sportheads -MX I lllllllllll Left to Right: Row 1: Nancy Roth, Rhoda Reiss, Judy Mueller, Patricia Roh1'staH', Jeanne Hinz, Nancy Steeno, Mary Ann Mikalowsky, Trudi Kramer, and Sandra Rumney. Row 2: Irene Zastrow, Nancy Bienert, Diane Bosshardt, Diane Roob, Joan Jordon, Carolyn Poland, Russelyn Nass, Janet Gross, Carol Schuette, Judy Horn, Janice Hinz, Joan Strade, Kay Boldt, Elaine Fischer, Mary Browne, Row 3: Sandra Bartel, Ann Sprenger, Kathleen Siegert, Carol Christoplis, Helen Beuchel, Zoe De Lorme, Georgiana Guenther, Ka1'en Wartke, Jo Ellen Roenitz, Jane Bulkow, Janet Mohar, Marilyn Lieske, Dorothy Adama- vich, Elizabeth Williams, Delores Adamavich, Delores Janko, and Anne Sweetser. IZI Four Leaders E225 Siegert, 2tKl BDldt. X XX Prjy fl og A JA, , X P P J , J M J ,R it , X A W . I 'A 1 i Q, ff C x ' ,WI f f WM if ,Mfg M , The G. A. A. senior sportheads and their assistants organize and record the points for the individual sport to which they have been assigned in the fall of the year. SWIMMING TEAM H, Q-gi - B V cf J V 2 A QF v , pl, - F . iz ww W WMXWA A me ,...,. ... l if Q ,. - ., .. . M ' ' hl.. 1' lk- l r Q B B B ecceeic 'E' B' .E in- 'f f' J e B I Q . W Q 2-QM e JJ ' - x:'., - 3 , .- , -' ' 3 J . 2 J f 3- J ... . use 'X I 3 4 J f 1 'E i in 3. f 1 f f' 'lg if ' B iiil J i M l ' f L B n fl J J B J B L B Q. , Q B 3 ua A an ,C X e 1 J , . z is J 1 . V J f .Q ' Q 1 M' e B ew-Ls ri 'V i ff XMKX H 7 W '-'f 3YJf .B . -- :I ., 50324, . , :lilies f '.W. :L-1 '1 :J , NM- ffl..-,.Vl 3'1'N'-W is x L 1 X Ng W ,fi swiss, cnnlcci is f We 'Z ' 4 -. ef- A..V 1. . - kkirk gig , ,..3Qii,.Qif K V '---' ..kL ',.. i ,ijjf'gk.S 'fiIE':-'E-L75-flgi hiky .,,A:A M -H. Lkkr SHN ,J-.. Row 1. Dick Bemis, Bob Claus, Mike Balliet, Larry Bricker, Reuben Klueger, Peter Larson Mike Keppler, Bob Schmidt, and John Schultz. Row 2. Coach Van Veghel, Bob Schmidt Yaman Karahan, Gerald Ruppenthal, Jack Lautenschlager, Martin Kjelson, and Tom Swee- ney. TENNIS A l Row 1. Mark Mahne, Errol Wittstock, Sam Frantz, and Bruce Kaiser. Row 2. Bob MacDonald, John Mayer, Mark Luebner, Wally Trester, John Daane, and Mike Golich- nik. Missing from picture are Jim Gilpatrick and Mike Klister. 122 GOLF .3 A ' D. Aschenbach, T. Petkus, A. Kroos, T. Roenitz, R. Reiss fQD, R. Kramer, P. Hendrickson, A. Schildbach fQ3, T Meyer, D. Sterkel, D. Jeruc, B. Perronne fQb, R. Meyer, P. Naus, M. Kjelson, F. Kotsonis IQI, E. Aschenbach S. Voss, R. Baumann, R. Hinze, J. Voigt. KQ : quit.D v Scores Standings North ......... ........ 4 46 Central 440 Won Lost Green Bay West . . ..... 510 Central 440 Central . .. 8 1 Green Bay East . . . .... 414 Central 440 Appleton . . . . . 7 2 Fond du Lac .... 462 Central 442 Green Bay East 7 2 Manitowoc . .. .... 459 Central 442 North ...... . . 5 4 North ..... .... 4 47 Central 442 Oshkosh .... 6 3 Oshkosh ..... .... 4 30 Central 424 Manitowoc . . . 8 6 Fond du Lac .... 448 Central 424 Fond du Lac .. 2 7 North ....... .... 4 36 Central ........ 424 Green Bay West .,.. . . 0 9 Practice. the will to win, and hard work have brought this year's golf- ing underclassmen a long way. The Redmen went into action without :1 single letterman. Medalist for the year is Don Jeruc who shot a brilliant 73 at Oshkosh. Our golf coach is Mr. Tom Parnell. l23 TRACK Off to a fine start, our Red- men are showing the results of talent, training, and good coach- ing by Walt Anderson and Earl Jaeger as they continue in the victory column. John Paurich, Robert Weber, Tom Posewitz Central Central Central Central Central Track Results .2092 97V2 Manitowoc . 86 Oshkosh .... 32 59 East ....... 59 103 Two Rivers. .15 82 Fond du Lac.36 Ill SAL - A,...v - .. . . Y ,X 1' RETURNING LETTERMEN Lee Kernen, Dick Aldag, Dave Garton, Paul Testwuide, Bill Althen, Robyn Ludwig, Herb Paulson, and Jake Gerend. TRACK 1958 bn.. 411350 1,,'rg, ': Bob Schmidt Jim Heling, Dave Garton, Don Sweeney, Ralph Wagner, Herb Paulson l25 BASEBALL Row 1. D. Cinealis. B. Ayers, J. Splittgerber, R. Herr, J. Erzen, H. Durow, J. Nelesen, J. Schultz. Row 2. J. Bichler, W. Hengst, P. Nnck, J. Eisner, R. Radmer, K. Mayer, R. Resop. Row 3. D. Hasenstein, G. Azukas, L. Boldt, E. Wagner, D. Zeinemann, F. Jakel, R. Busse, T. Herr. Row 4. B. Seefeldt, J. Udovich, J. Schultz, P. Renzelman, J. Arenz, D. Petrusai- tis. D. Walczak. Row 5. D. Kasten, A. Stempihar, Coach Van Veghel. Senior Sports Managers Roman Wallace Peter Quasius Robert Grote Mike Keppler I2b ADVERTISING SECTICDN WVTYTU A -f '!f....' is 0-4:13 N- - 'i , . X 2 N First Aid to Beauty . . The start, the indispensable beautifier, is water . . . refreshing cleanliness, then the other beauty aids. What place more fitting for such rites than this Kohler bathroom - itself a shrine of cleanliness and beauty. The Piedmont vitreous china lavatory set into the dressing table, the Cosmopolitan bench bath, the Kohler fittings of chromium-plated genuine brass, are worth learning more about. Other styles and models for 'all requirements. KOHLER CO. 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FINE FURNITURE Dial GL 2-5I6I 8'rI'1 SI. and Penn. Ave. Sheboygan, Wis. Congratulations to the Graduates from agar: 'rocket tuafio PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES FOURTH FLOOR I-I. C. PRANGE CO. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI! The Sheboygan SCHUIIL UF VUCATIUNAL AND ADULT EDUCATION Presenrs COURSES DESIGNED FOR YOU!! 0 TRADE AND INDUSTRY U HOMEMAKIN6 ' SALES 0 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ' UNIVERSITY CENTER Classes begin Sept 3, I958 OII1er cIasses, day and evening any W fo be announced. Summer dasses offered in typing. Phone GL 2-I3-44, or come to 827 Jefferson Ave. Page I32 LAKE BREEZE I958 cgigkgnrgfgglggfsd GRADUA TES THOMAS INDUSTRIES INC XM ELECTRIC SPRAYIT DIVISION WRIGHT POWER SAW 8: TOOL CORP. mfg ax ' 5 Sheboygan. Wisconsin I my 95, Wy 0 ff ,I JX OpIII1Zi?ne , If' 6 es, Inc. Planfs af: is., Los Angeles, Calif., Princefon, Ky. lwaukee, Wis., Defroi?'yMicI1., Liffle Rock, 8,4 iff? .43 4 WWW' 'KI-AQIQBQYGAN BOARD OF LAKE BREEZE I958 FIRE 8: CASUALTY UNDERWRITERS Pg 133 j5QnWQQ . A r k Qf buf 1 L 1 My COngra+ula+iOn5 frail MVJ A 6 8 . l Sheboygan Bounty Insurance Agents ssoeiation Cify Members Carl Behnke, York Building Frank J. Bersch, ZI39 No. 2O+h ST. M. P. Brand, I42l No. 6+h S+. I-lelen Deqen, l7l2 No. 5Th Sl. Lorron Friedrichs, I323 No. IO+h S+. Hugo l-lameisler, l84I Saemann Ave. C. J. Heald, 607 No. 8th S+. Theodore l-linze, 709 No. Sfh S+. Adolph S. lmig, 804 Michigan Ave. A. F. Kullman, 709 No. Srh Sf. Mrs. J. Luhrnan, l627 No. 5+h Sf. Gerlrude Meyer, ZIIO So. 8+h Sl. A. Nagel, l627 No. Slh ST. Gvolllieb Plisler, l606 So. I7+h Sf. Edward Oflen, III4 No. 8+h S+. Marie Tresler, lI2O No. 7+h Sf. Ernesf Vasselos, 6l8 No. Bfh Sl. Roman N. Wagner, 607 New York Ave. Wm. Zeinemann, 5I5 Onlario Ave. Couniy Members Hazel Grube, 622 No. blh ST. Andrew Goefsch, Random Lake Wilbur l-loelz, Random Lake Mmm c. Hesslef, ooebnfg Adolph Heisdorf, Sheboygan Marvin C. l-lessler, Rf. 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Siudio and Candid Prescripfions 927 No. 8Th S+. Sheboygan, Wisconsin Page I42 Wedding Phofos O S Hy ur pecia 729 S+. Clair Ave. LAKE BREEZE I 958 .IWW 'V 5 Rf Uywiflwinllfiwlfi ' LB w I, LU CH LIC NOI AUTO SERVICE ER IN URA AGENCY WM Q ROBERT RUSCH, INC. DR. A. H. GEREND FREDRICKS Home of The Famous Rye Breads GOODSTEIN JEWELRY A NER SHOE STORE -T- -l BUCHEN 8: HEFFERNAN . A. H. NKE Q - DR. C. E. DOYLE . J. MER SONS -T- O e Sausage HOPPERT'S DEPT. STORE sfo Phone 6 2-8 I2 51 Phone GL 2.3471 SEHLER'S WM. . STEFFEN PM FURS FURNITURE-FUNERAL 2lRECTlNG 904,906 S. ,5,,,g,, SUITS, CLOTH COATS AND DRESSES Sheboygan, Wisconsin Dial GL 7-93l8 623 N. 8fl1 Sf. SCHMIDLER DRUGS, INC. Prescripfions Compounded Prompfly and af Reasonable Prices 4 Pharmacisfs ERLIEN'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds . . . Wafches . . . Silverware 83I Norlln 8+l1 Sfreel, Sheboygan, Wis. Dial GL 7-4808 Superior af Calumel' Drive Largesl Selecfion of Jewelry in Sheboygan BRAUN ERgO'f'ARDWARE GENES PHOTO AND CAMERA SpOr+ing Goods Cen+er 508 N' 8l'l'l ST' I526 Indiana Ave. Ph. GL 7-94I7 5l1elO0Y96'1- WTS- CLARENCE R. SCHROETER . Ll , R PHARMACY ,Ts WA Y S , E-du A Ury T SHEBOYGAN. WISCONSIN I825 Calumel' Drive Dial GL 2-208I SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE MERTON C. FINGER, PH. G. LAKE BREEZE l958 Page I43 ongratalationa eniof-A . . . ' A WWW ,M if OFFICES IN: SHEBOYGAN AND MILWAUKEE A Abler, Donna .... Abler, Joanne .... Abraham, Ann .... Abraham, Diane .... Abraham, Robert .... Abraham, Roger .... Abrashinsky, William ..... Abstetar, James .... Adamavich, David . . . Adamavich, Dolores . Adamavich, Donald . . Adamavich, Dorothy . Adamavich, Tom .... Adams, Richard .... Akright, Edwin . . . Albers, Donna .... Albrecht, Eugene Albrecht, Harriet . .. Albrecht, Louis . . . Aldag, Carolyn . . . Aldag, Richard .. . Aldag, Robert Althen, James .... Althen, William .... Altman, Michael Altman, Neil ..... Altman, Steve .... Anderson, Maren Anderson, Patricia .. Anderson, Richard .. Andracek, Frances .. Andracek, Judith .... Arenz, Gerald .... Arndt, Jon ......... Arnst, Carol ........ Aschenbach, Deryl .. Aschenbach, Elwyn . Ashworth, Patricia . . Ausavich, Charles . . . Ausen, Mary ..... Awe, Edmund Ayers, Robert Azukas, Gary B Baalke, Robert Baalke, Thomas . . . Babcock, Eugene .... Bacon, Betsy . . , Index Io Class Pictures Baker, Keith .. Balde, Owen .. Ball, Russell .... Balliet, Stephen Balnaitis, Betty Barclay, Terry ..... Barchacky, Floyd . . . Bartel, Sandra .... Barts, Carol ..... Barts, James ...... Bartzen, Judith .... Bassett, Lynn Bassler, Sandra .... Baumann, Buddy .... Baumann, Roland .. Bawden, Eileen ..... Becker, Frederick . . . Becker, Richard . . . Becker, Robert ..... Behnke, Carol ....,. Behnke, Kenneth .... Behrenspring, Rosalie Behring, Daniel ..... Beiersdorf, Judith . . . Belekevich, Richard . Bemis, Catherine Bemis, Richard .... Bennig, Patricia . . . Bennin, Alfred . . . Berchem, Lorten . . . Berenz, David Berg, Dennis .. Berger, Dan . . . Berger, James . . . Berger, Mary ..... Berger, Sharon .... Bergner, Dianne . . . Beringer, Elmer .. . Berndt, Barbara . . . Berndt, Richard . .. Bernhardt, Betty Bernhardt, Joanne .. Bernhardt, Virginia . Bersch, Ann ........ Bersch, James .... Bersch, Leo ...... Berse, Sandra ..... Bertschy, Dianne Bethke, James ..... Bethke, Jane .... Beuchel, Eileen .. Beuchel, Helen . . . Beutel, William B-eyer, Bonnie Beyer, Joan .... Bezoenik, Neal ..... Bichler, James ..... Biederwolf, Eugene Biermann, Lynn . . . Bienert, Nancy .... Billings, Patricia .. Binder, Irene ...... Binder, Marion . . . Birge, Sue ....... Birkle, Timothy .... Birkle, Thomas .... Block, William ...,. Blood, James ...... Bock, Charlotte .... Boedecker, Marietta Boehm, Betty ..... Boeldt, Ralph ..... Bogenschuetz, Gerald ..... Bogenschuetz, James Bogenschuetz, Janice Bogolin, Mary ..... Boldt, Kay ..... Boldt, Lee ...... Bolf, Jerome .... Bollwahn, Paul .... Bollwahn, William . Bolz, Robert ...... Born, Janice ..... Born, Larry ....... Bosshardt, Dianne . Bourret, Beverly . . . Brachmann, Westly Brandl, Nancy .... Brandt, Barbara . . . Braun, Jean ..... Braun, Joan ..... Brechlin, Darby Brechlin, Marcia . . . Brehmer, Bethia .. . Breirather, Roger . Bremner, Daniel . . . Bremner, Margaret Brick, Stephen .... Brickner, Laurence Brom, Barbara .... Brost, James . . . Brotz, Mary .... Brown, Clinton . . . Brown, Phillip Brown, Suzan ..... Browne, Mary ..... Bruckschen, Joanne Bruhn, Rolf ....... Brukardt, Shirley . . Bruinooge, Karen .. Bubolz, Mavis ..... Bubolz, Nancy ..... Buchberger, Dianne Buchberger, John .. Bukovic, Pat Ann . Bulkow, Elizabeth . Bulkow, Jane ..... Burhop, William . . . Burkhardt, Carol .. Bushner, William .. Buss, Judith, ...... Busse, Judith .... Busse, Robert ..... Buzaitis, Eugenia .. C Campbell, Louise . . . Campbell, Marjorie . Carlson, Alouise . . . Case, Jerry ...... Casl, Sandra . .. Casper, Cecilia Casper, Dennis Casper, Richard . . . Christianson, Kaye . Christoplis, Carol .. Chronis, Steve ..... Chvarack, Judith .. Cinealis, Richard . . . Cizauskas, James .. Clark, Carol ..... Clark, Robert .... Clark, Richard Claus, Robert ..... Claussen, John .... Clicquennoi, Cheryle Clicquennoi, Linda . Conrad, James ..... Conway, Elaine .... Conway, Patrick . . . Cooper, Ellendee .... ..... Crane, Charles Crane, Douglas . . . Crneckiy, Phyllis . . .. . . . . Cronen, Mary .... Currier, Helen .... Cykana, Cecelia .. Cykana, Daniel . . . Cykana, Judith . . . D Daane, John ...... Daehnert, Louise .... ..... Dalhaimer, Susan . . .. . . . . Damrow, Jerry ..... ..... Dankwardt, John . . .. . . .. Dassler, Donald .. Dassow, Verna Dault, Dorothy Davies, Daniel , . . Davis Diana .. , . . . Davis, Jacqueline . . . .... . Davis,Jim Deblack, Elaine ..... ..... De Blaey, Dianne .. .. . . . . Deckert, Dennis .... ..... Dedering, Thomas . .. . . . . Degenhardt, Dorothy ..... Dekanich, Thomas .. Dekker, Kenneth .... Delisle, Theresa .. DeLorme, Zoe ...... De Marb, Sharon Dennerlien, Leonilla Derlein, Dennis .... Dern, Karen ........ Deskevich, Barbara . Deskevich, Bonnie .. Dexheimer, Nancy .. Dexheimer, Ronald .. Dhein, Donald ...... Dhein, James ....... Dickmann, Karen . . . Dickmann, Nancy . . . Diener, Robert ..... Diers, Harold .... Dietz, Susanne .... Differt, Kenneth .. Dirks, Dale ..... Dittrich, Daniel Dittrich, Herbert Dittrich, Sojan ...... Doege, Frederick Doersch, Edward Dorenbos, Johanna .. Dortman, Patricia .. Dotz, Judith ....... Dotz, Robert ...... Drews, Kathleen Dross, Richard ..... Duehring, Darlene .. Dugdale, James .... Dulmes, Gretchen . . . Dulmes, Mary ..... Durow, Howard .. E Ebersberger, Jack .. Ebert, Gail ....... Eckhardt, Shari .. Eddy, John ..... Ehler, Wayne Ehlers, Gene .... Ehlers, Janice . . . Ehlers, Sharon Ehren, Bonnie ..,. Eichmann, Glenn .... . . . . Eichstaedt, Sharon . .. . . . . Eisner, James ...... ..... Eisner, Larry ...... ..... Eisner, Sharon ..... ..... Ellenbecker, Jacklyn Enders, John ....... Engeldinger, Merlin En l Mike g , ......... ..... Engelbert, Harris .. Enneper, Donna .. Entringer, Joan .... . . . . . Entringer, Judith . . . Erdmann, Sandra . . .. . . . . Ertel, Marylouise .. Ertel, Marlys ..... Erzen, Jerry .... Erzen, Lynette .. Even, Jack ...... Ewig, Donna ...... F Faas, Carl ...... Fale, Janyce .. Fale, Karen .... Fasse, Lyle ..... Federer, Joann .... Federer, John . . . Feld, Ronald .... Feld, Sharlene . . . Felde, Diane .... Felde, Donald Felde, Maryann Felten, Carol ...... Felten, Charlotte .. Felton, Margo ..... Fenske, Ervin ..... Fenske, Lee Ann . . . Fergades, George . Fessler, Clyde ..... Feustel, Joseph . .. Fickau, Larry . . . Fintelmann, Lee . . . Fintzen, Howard .. Fischer, Elaine .... Fischer, Ernest Fischer, Sharon Fisher, Marilyn Florian, Shawn .... Foshag, William .. Fox, Jerome .... Fox, Lawrence .. Fox, Thomas Franke, Karen .. Frantz, Sam ...... Franzen, Barbara . Franzen, Juanita .. Fredrich, Sharon .. Freiherr, Judith . . . Freitag, Lawrence Freitag, Paul ..... Friedel, Timothy .. Friedrichs, Joan .. Friedrichs, Joyce .. Friedrichs, Wayne Fritsch, James .... Fritsch, Sharon Fritsch, Sheldon .. Fritz, Bruce .... Fuchs, Sonia .... G Gabsch, Orrin .. . Gall, Dixie ........ Gall, Sharon ...... Garrigan, Kathleen Garton, Dave ..... Garton, Timothy .. Geidel, James .. . Genske, Larry .. Genz, Erna .... Gerend, Jacob . . . Gergen, Janis . . . Gergen, Thane .. Gerhart, Anne ..... Gerlat, Barbara Gerlat, Judith ..... Gerlat, Kathleen .. Gernlein, John .... Gersmehl, John .... Gersmehl, Mary Gesch, Nancy ..... Gescheidle, James . Giefer, Michael Giesen, Daniel ..... Gilbertson, Edward Gilbertson, Wayne . Gildner, Donald Gill Karen ....... Gilpatrick, Elizabeth-1 l i i u Gilpatrick, James . Glaeser, Janet ..... Glander, Carol .. Glaubig, Dale Gleich, Karen ..... Gmach, Richard . . . Godfrey, Maureen . .. . . . . Goebel, Gerald .... Goebel, Patricia Goebel, William Goetsch, Jerome . . . Goking, Jairus ..... ..... Golichnik, Michael . .. . . . . Gonzalez, Lucille .. Goodacre, Susan . . . Goodell, Judith . . . Gordon, Dave .... Gore, Robert . . . Gort, Hannah .... Gort, Leonard .... Gosse, Barbara . . . Gosse, Robert ..... Gottfried, Robert . . .. . . . . Gottsacker, Dorothy Graefe, Susanne ...., . . . . Grafenstem, Gene . .. . . . . Grapentine, Shirlyn Graskamp, Marilee . .... . Grasse, Tom ....... . . . Grauman, Karen . . .. . . . . Graumann, Michael . .... . Greene, Leeds ...... ..... Greenewald, Jane . .. . . . . Greenwald, Harold .. . . . . Greger, Allen ...... Greger, Edward .... Greger, Richard . . . Gretz, Sandra ...... ..... Griessmeyer, Karen Grimmer, Sandra . . .. . . . . Groh, Sharon ...... ..... Grohskopf, James . .. . . . . Grohskopf, Jerome . .. . . . . Grosh, Larry ....... Grosh, Ronald .... Gross, Janet ....... Grosshuesch, Ellen . .. . . . . Grosshuesch, Joe . . .. . . . . Grosshuesch, Richard ..... Grosskopf, Gail .... ..... Grosskreutz, Mary . .. . . . . Grosz, Ronald ...... Grote, Robert .... Gruenke, David .... Gruenke, Jane .... Gruenke, Thomas . . . Grunow, Dave ...... ..... Grunwald, Robert . .. . . . . Grunwald, William . .... . Grupe, Caroline .... Gudinas, James ,.... . . .. Guenther, Georgiana Guenther, Joseph . . .. . . . . Guetschow, Dennis . .... . Guetschow, Marcia . .... . Guetschow, Steven . .. . . . . Gumm, Kenneth .... Gutknecht, James . . . Gwinn, Thomas .... H I-Iaack, Kathleen . . . Hacker, Lance Hahn, Wayne ..... Hajenga, Donna .... Hall, Eugene ....... ..... Halverson, Ronald . .. . . . . Hamann, Ronald ........ Hammes, Richard . . .. . . . . Hanahan, Patricia . .. . . . . Hansan, Joann .... Hansan, LouAnn .. . Hansmann, Albert ....... Hansmann, Edith . .. . . . . Hanson, Robert Hardy, Thomas Harff, James ..... Hartfield, Alan .... Hartmann, Elroy . . .. . . . . Hasenstein, David . .. . . . . Hasenstein, James . Hasenstein, Tim .. Hasson, Karol Hayden, Rosemarie . Hayward, Phillip . . . Heilmann, Constance Heim, Kenneth ..... Heineman, Sharon .. Heinemann, Janith . Heinrich, Katherine Heisler, Kenneth Held, Paul ......... Heling, James Helm, Dieter, .... Helms, Donald ..... Hendricksen, Paul .. Hengst, Wendell Henning, Barbara .. Henning, Herbert .. Henning, John ..... Henning, Mark .. Hentges, Patricia . . . Henze, Walter .... Herber, David . . . . Herber, Judith ..... Herber, Katherine .. Herber, Kenneth .... Herber, Patricia .... Herber, Wayne . . . Herbst, Keith Herman, Betty . . . Herman, Judith .. Herman, Peter Hermann, John .. Hermann, John .... Hermann, Sandra .. Hermann, Wayne . . . Hermann, William .. Hermes, Germaine .. Herr, Donald ....... Herr, Ronald ..... Herr, Thomas . . . Hertel, Jean ..... Herziger, Mary .. Herzog, Luaine .. Hesslink, George . .. Heyman, Rosalie . .. Heymanns, Michael . Heyn, Merrie Ann .. Heyn, Roger ....... Hidde, Sandra ..... Hiebing, Richard . . . Hildebrand, Patricia Hiller, Carolynne . . . Hiller, Louise .... Hintz, Eugene . . . Hinz, James ..... Hinz, Janice .... Hinz, Jeanne Hinze, David ..... Hinze, Richard .. . Hinze, Ronald .... Hirsch, Rosina ..... Hirschmann, Allan . Hirschmann, Gerald Hlade, Robert ...... Hochren, John ...... Hoehnke, Marianne . Hoell, Gary ........ Hoell, Thomas . . . . . Hoeppner, Dennis .. Hoeppner, Joyce .... Hoerig, Landis .. . Hoerz, David ....... Hoffman, Robert Hoffmann, Eugene .. Hoffmann, John .... Hoffmann, Ray .U .... Hoffmann, Rosalie .. Hoffmann, Roxanne . Hoffmann, Otto ..... Hogue, Kenneth . . . Holfeltz, Michael . .. Holstrom, Le Roy . . . Holstrom, Nancy .... Holtz, Robert ..... Holzer, Barbara . . . Holzer, Carmen . . . Hopeman, Doris .... Hoppe, James ..... Horn, Judith . . . MacDonald, Robert . . Horness, Richard ........ Horst, Eileen ...... I-Iougen, Edward . . . Huber, Jerome ...... ..... Huber, Johanna ..... . . . . . Kammerzelt, Janice King, Janet .. .. ....30 Kistner James . .. . 5 Kjelson Marti 5 . . Klabechek, B y 29 60 54 Kistner Ronald . .. 48 54 0 30 54 Kabechek Ja s ..60 30 48 0 . Kraemer, Sylvia . . . . . . . I rueger, Lynne . . . Krueger, Peggy ..... Krueger, Richard . . . Krue er, Roger ..... K er, Susan .. . Lope, Robert .... Manske, John .... I Maratik, Patric' .. Marcheske, ' ael March' nd Dennis Marc a , Richard ar aris ..... a ke, Susan . . . genau, August . argenau, Diane . . . argenau, James . . Maringer, Frank . . . Markgraf, Bruce . . . Marks, Ronald ..... Marksthaler, Frederick Markus, Glenn ..... Markwardt, Charles . Markwardt, Donna . .. . Markworth, Ruth . . .. . Marold, Martin, Marver Allen ..... . . Conrad . . . . . , Daniel .... . . Marver, Roger . . . Marver, Ronald .. . Marx, Dennis ...... Masbruch, Dennis .. Matitich, Judith .. Mathias, Judith ..... Matzdorf, Gilbert .. . May, Maryceil ..... Mayer, Gary ....... Mayer, Geraldine .. Mayer, Grant ...... Mayer, John ...... Mayer, Lois ....... Mayer, Mary Ann . . McDermott, Francine McDermott, Sharon McDonell, John .... McDonell, Kathleen McKrevis, Richard . McLosky, Betsy .... McLaughlin, Ina Mae McMurray, Patrick . McWilliams, Irene . . Mehalopoulos, John . Meinolf, Katherine . Meisner, Darwin . . . Melanz, Leonard .. Meissner, Darlene . . Melzer, Robert .... Menzer, Donald . . . Merget, DeWane . . . Mersberger, Helen . Mersberger, Joanne Mersberger, Robert Mervar, Janice .... Meseck, Gordon . . . Messner, Ronald .. Huebner, DOHIIZI ......... enbecker, B ie ..,.. Huebner, Douglas ........ uck, Lynn , , , , ,, , , . , Huebner, Lee ....... f .... Kl nch , Ros i - ..... Kiick, Russ 1 ,,,,,, ,,,,, Huebner, Patricia .. Kla. athal .... .... 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Jablonski, Jo ..... ..... 4 Kli ' g, Sandra . . . . . .48 Kunze, 0 cthy , , , , , , , , , Jacobi, Paul ., ..... ..... 6 i , Michael ..... ..... 3 0 Kunz , 10 cncc ,,,, Jacobson, Lei . . .V . .. .... 54 K enburg, Geo . .... 60 llfup h, thlccn , , , Jacquette cy . . 0' . . .48 K enburg, D ielle .... 48 initi Thgmas , ,, , , , , Jaeger, B n r . . . . .54 Klo enburg urtis ..... 48 urtz, Richard ,,,,,, , , , , , Jaeger, l oy . .. ..60 Klos , J c ....... ..... 6 0 L Jaege oy . .... . . Klost , n ............ 54 Landgraf, Rita , , , , , , , , Jakel, Fran 'l ---'-- - - Q - 9 Klost , icki ------ - - - -3 Lang, Frederick .... . . . . . Janke, La Q: H29 Klos Patrick .... ..30 Langyphiiip Janko, in es .. . . 29 lu r, Rueben .... .... 5 4 Langman, ncy ,,,, , , , ,, Jansse ohn ..... 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Jeske, Je n .... . . . .29 Knabe, T HS ..... .... . 54 tenschlag-er, Jack Jetzer, R1 ard ..... .... 2 9 Kn uf, mund .... , . . .54 Veahy, Janet ,,,,,, , , , ,49 39132913 W ne ---- 54 K uf, Philip ---- --4 Leannah, Roberta .. . ..55 Jochm , Merlin 54 K aus, David ....... . . ..5 Leibelty Daniel ,, , ,, , , ,4 Johnso , Lowell . 48 elsky, John . . ., . . . .48 Leiterman, Te , , , ,, , , 5 Johnson, Daniel . . . . ..... 54 ber, William . . ..... 48 Lemerond, 1 0 c , , ,, , , ,55 Johnston, Moni .... .... 5 4 K ch, Jane ..... ..... 5 4 Leonhard fi rnicc , ,, , ,55 Jolke, Thomas . . . 8 Kohl, Donna .... ..... 5 4 Lccnhar ,a izahcigh , , , ,55 Jordan, Joan .... 9 Koellmer, Fred . . . ..... 31 Leon a d, eR0y , , ,, , , , ,49 Jost, Thomas . . . 60 Koepke, lfred . . . ..... 54 Leo , rd, Mary f n , , , , ,49 Juckem, Barbara . 54 Koepk aren .... ..... 1 -, hard, Rich d , , ,,,,, 55 Julius William .... 48 Koep n Mary ..... .... 4 8 egnhardt, B ara , ,,,,, 55 Jung, Jacob ........ ..... 4 8 Koe , Thomas . . .. . . .60 eslie, Gene cvc , , , ,, , , , ,60 Jung, James .... ..... 60 Koh , Ann ....... .6 Lgubner, Lark J uozapaitis, An ony 0 r, George .. . .... f: Levcque udith ,,,, ,,,, , 55 Juozapaitis, Sophie . . .... ar, Robert . . .... 54 Ligbly J ancttc ,,,,,, , , , , ,55 Jurss, Allen ........ .... o lbe, Claude . . . ,.... 54 Liebl, hirley ....... . . . . .32 K KOUOG, Cliff0I'd - -- --'-- 54 Lien ard, Lyn ......... . .49 Kaboord, Diane .... Koll, Eugene ....... ..... 3 1 Lie 9, Marilyn ,,,,, ,,,,, 3 2 Kaboord, Gerald . . . Kollmeyer, James . . . .... 31 Lieske, Sandra ,,,,, , , , , ,60 Kaboord, Shirley . . . Kollmeyer, Judith . . 54 Likas, Richard , , , , , 32 KHblltZ, Keith .... KOIY16t9I', Clyde . . . 48 Littmann, Donata , , , 55 Kaemmer, Donna . . . Konik, Jerome .... 31 Littmann, Gccrginc , 49 Kaemmer, Susan Koran, Duane .... 31 Littmann, Patricia ,, 49 Kaiser, Bruce ..... Koran, Wesley .... 31 Lgergchy James ,.,,, 60 Kaiser, John .... Koss, Michael ..... 60 Loersch, Mary Jo . . . 49 Kaiser, Mary .... 48 Kotsonis, Frank . . . .... 60 Logan, John ,,,, , . 32 Kallien, Patricia .... ..... 4 8 Kotsonis, James . . . .... 48 Lohsc, Carol , , , , , 49 Kaminski, Dale ..... ..... 5 4 Kovacich, Owen .... .... 3 1 Kue Lcc, Gam 32 60 29 Kammerzelt, Robert . .... . Kampman, Larry . . .. . . . . Kane, Peter ....... Karahan, Yaman . . .. . . . . Karbe, Wilbert ..... Kasten, David . . . Kasten, Roger ..... Katte, Kenneth .... Kaufmann Karen . . .. . . . . Keenan, Diane ..... Keller, Kathleen . . . Kelley, Sharon . . . Kellogg, Carolee .. . Keppel, Jean .... Keppel, William . . . Keppler, Ernest .... Kernen, Lee ..... Kerwin, JoAnn .. Ketz, Gail ...... Kiel, Audrey .. . Kiel, Eileen .... Kiel, Gerald .... Kilton, Gary .... Kimme, Doris . . . . Kind, Timothy . .. Kramer, Barbara . . . . . . Kramer, Beverly . . . . . . . Kramer, Judith ..... ..... Kramer, Raymond . .. . . . . Kramer, Ronald .... .... Kramer, Russell . . . . . . . Kramer, Trudi ..... .... Kramer 3 Kraus, Donna .... .... Krause, Janice . . .. .... Kremer, Jodell . . . . . . . . William... Kremer, Thomas . . . Krepsky, Gordon . . . Krepsky, Mary Krepsky, Sandra . . Krepsky, Wayne . . . Kress, Florian .... Kriese, Judith ..... Kristsonas, Mary .. Kroeger, Joye .... Kroll, Kathryn .... Kroos, Art ..... Kroos, Mary ...... Krueger, Jerome . . . Krueger, Judith . .. Lorfeld, Joyce . . . Lorier, Joan . . . Losing, Karen .... Loux, Robert ....... Luckow, Germaine .. Ludwig, Peggy . .. Ludwig, Robyn Lueck, Erika .... Lyon, Bette ......... M Machtig, Sharon .... Machut, Cynthia .... Mahnke, Judith . . Mahnke, Judith . . . Mahnke, Mark ...... Mahnke, Ronald .... Majerle, Paul ...... . Makrevis, Richard . . . Malewiski, Larry . . . . Mallmann, Diane .... Malwitz, Michael . .. Malwitz, Thomas .... Malzahn, Charlene .. Mannchen, Jo Anne . Metscher, Sandra .. Meves, Charles . . . . . Meyer, Ann .... . . . Meyer, Dennis .... . . Meyer, Donald .... .. Meyer, Eloise . . . . . Meyer, James .... . . Meyer, Katherine . . .. . Meyer, Kathleen . . . . Meyer, Kenneth . . . . . Meyer, Marcia . . . . . Meyer, Rachel .... . . Meyer, Richard . . . . . Meyer, Robert . . . . . Meyer, Terry . . . . . Meyer, Thomas . . . . . Michael, Sandra .. Michaels, Mildred .. Mikalowsky, Janet . Mikalowsky, Mary Ann Mikalowsky, Philip . Mikalowsky, Sara Jane Miley, Daniel ...... Miley, Patricia .... Millenheft, Allan . . . Miller, Lorraine .. Miller, Phyllis . . . Miller, Robert . . . Miller, Ronald .... Miller, Sarah .... Miller, Ted ....... Miller, Thomas . . . Milroy, Peter ...... Mischo, Richard .... Mitchell, Ronald . . . . Mittelstaedt, Virginia ..... Moehring, Janet .... Mohar, Janet ...... Mohr, Gene .... Mohr, James . . . Mohr, Nancy ...... Mohr, Phyllis ....... Molitor, Patricia .... Mondloch, Charlotte . Mondloch, Ruth .... Moran, Robert ..... Morrelle, George . . . Morrelle, Judith .... Moyer, Dennis . . . . Mueller, Dennis .... Mueller, James .. . Mueller, Janet . . . Mueller, Judith .... Mueller, Judith ..... Mueller, Margaret .. Mueller, Nancy .... Mueller, Roy ...... Mullane, Sandra .. . Munroe, Brian .... Munson, Edwin Munson, Allen .... Myer, Jack ..... N Nack, Dennis . . . Nack, Gladys . . . N ack, Joel ...... Nack, Peggy Nack, Philip .... Nagel, Joanne .... Nack, Roberta, Namniek, Sylvia .. . Nass, Russelyn .. Nauman, Myron Naus, Peter ..... Neese, Shelby ...... Nehrlich, Wayne . . . Nelesen, Joseph Nelson, Mary ..... Neuman, Sharon . . . Nick, Steve ..... Nickus, George . . . Nickus, Donna .... Nicolaus, Joan .... Nimmer, Jane .... Nimmer, Robert Ninmer, Mary . . . Ninmer, Nancy .. Nitsch, Nancy .. . Noel, Mary ..... Norby, Janice ...... Norris, Patricia Norris, William ..... Nottling, Elizabeth .. Novak, Jerry ..... Novak, Richard .... O O'Connell, Kathleen . O'Connell, Maureen . . O'Connor, Dennis . .. O'Donnell, Ruth .... Oglan, Rosalie ...... Ognacevic, Robert . . . Ognacevich, Jane . . . Ohm, Audrey ...... Ohm, Judith ...... Ohm, Kathleen ..... Oldenburg, Diana .. . Oldenburg, Doris . . . Oldenburg, Jon .... Oldenburg, Richard . . Olsen, James ...... Olsen, Randall .... Olsen, Sandra ..... Oneson, Donald ..... Opgenorth, Leroy . . . Opitz, Carl ........ Oppeneer, Diane Opthof, Barbara .... Ording, Dennis ..... Ostermann, Geraldine ..... Otte, Judith ........ Overbeck, Beatrice .. P Paasch, Karl ...... Pagelow, Beverly Pantel, Howard Pantel, Margene . . . Pappas, Shirley .... Parntiske, Larry . . . Paske, Judith ..... Patterson, Linda . . . Paulson, Herbert . . . Paulson, Leslie ..... Paulson, Ralph .... Pauly, Gerry .... Pauly, Judith . . . Paurich, John . . . Pennings, James . . . Pennings, Paul . . . Perfelz, Jo Ann Perl, Emma ..... Perleberg, Karl .... Perreault, James . . . Perronne, Bruce . . . Perrone, Douglas Peterson, Suzanne . . Petkus, Thomas ..... Petrusaitis, Donald . . Pfeifer, Richard .... Pfister, Judith ..... Pfister, Judy .. Pfister, Larry . . . Phenicie, Ann Phillips, Judith Phillips, Leilani Pickhardt, Judith . . . Pilgrim, Thomas . . . Pippert, Allan ..... Pippert, Connie Pippert, Kenneth . . . Pippert, Thomas . . . Pirolo, Estelle . . . Pirolo, Pauline . . . Pirolo, Ruth ..... Pirrung, Marlene .. Plautz, Marilyn Plehn, Edward .. Plier, Beverly ..... Plocar, Charles ..... Ploeckelman, Lester . Ploeckelmann, Lorraine .. Pluskat, Phyllis ..... ..... Poisson, James ..... ..... Poland, Carolyn Pongratz, Dennis . . .. . . . . Poppe, Frederick . . . Poppe, Jo Anne Posewitz, Thomas . . .. . . . . Post, Deon , ....... . Post, Janice ..... Poth, Shirley .... Powers, Lois ...... Prepster, Dennis .... ..... Prinsen, DuWayne . .. . . . . Price, Phyllis ...... Protsman, James . . .. . . . . Protsman, Mary . . . Prussner, Elaine . . . Puntarec, Nancy . . . Q Quasius, Peter . . . Quicker, Bruce .. Quicker, Mary ..... Quist, Joy ......... ..... Quist, Margarethe ....... R Radke, Otto ..... Radmer, Richard . . . Radtke, James ..... Radtke, Sharon .... Raeder, Sandra Ragaisis, Phillip . . . Rahn, Leslie ..... Raml, Patricia . . . Raml, Wilbur ..... Rammer, Jerome .... ..... Rammer, Joan ...,....... Rautmann, Richard . .... . Raymond, Marcia ....... Reichardt, Richard . .. . . . . Reif, Dennis . ....... . . . . . Reif, Jack ......... Reif, Jill ......... Reimer, Denise .... Reimer, Dennis .... Reimer, Sharon .... Reinartz, Karen Reineck, Betty ..... Reineking, Dennis ....... Reineking, Marvin ...... Reineking, Ralph Reinemann, Karen . .. . . . . Reinemann, Verne . .. . . . . Reinthaler, Thomas . .. . . . . Reiss, Claudia ...... ..... Reiss, Clem ........ Reiss, Rhoda ....... ..... Reiss, Richard ...... ..... Renzelman, Dennis . .. . . . . Renzelman, Grace . . .. . . . . Renzelmann, Patrick . .... . Repenshek, Thomas . .. . . . . Repphun, Carol ..... . . . . . Repphun, Gerald . . . Repphun, John .... Repphun, Ronald .... ..... Repphun, William . . .. . . . . Reseburg, Arno .... Resop, Ronald . . . Reuter, Frank .. Reyer, Glenn ....... Reyer, Margene . . . Reyes, Estela .... Ribich, Louise . . . Rich, Ralph ...... Richards, James Richmond, Patricia Richter, Diane .... .... Richter, Gary .... Richter, James ..... .... Richter, James Richter, Kathleen . Richter, Margie Rickmeyer, Jean Rimkus, Barbara . . Ringel, Gary ...... Risseeuw, David Rittenhouse, Richard .... Robinson, Jean ...... ..... Rodemerk, Judith . .. . . . . Roehrborn, Edgar . .. . . . . Roenitz, Catherine . .. . . . . Roenitz, Jo ........ Roenitz, Thomas Roewardt, Jeanne . . .. . . . . Rohde, Rachel ...... ..... Rohrstaff, Patricia . .. . . . . Rommelfanger, Alan ..... Roob, Diane ........ ..... Rosenthal, Robert . .. . . . . Rosenthal, Thomas . .. . . . . Ross, Joan .... Ross, Judith . . . Roth, Kenneth . Roth, Nancy . . . Ruggles, Hollis Rumney, Sandra Rupar, Jerome Rupp, Richard . Ruppel, Donna . Ruppel, Karen . Ruppel, Karen . Ruppel, Marilyn Ruppel, Nancy Ruppel, Roger . Ruppel, Thomas Ruppel, Wallace Ruppenthal, Gerald . .... . Rusch, Nancy . ..... ..... Rusch, Victor . Russo, Nicholas Rutkauskas, Joseph S Saaman, Karen .. . Sabrowsky, Jerry . Sabrowsky, Robert Sachse, Dennis .... Sachse, James .... Salm, Carol ..... Salm, Joseph .... Salm, Mary ...... Sanders, Helen Sanville, Bonnie .. . Sanville, Diane . .. Sauer, Joseph .... Schaafs, Gerald . . . Schade, Sandra . . . Schaefer, Judith . . . Schaefer, Kathleen Schaefer, Phillip .. Schaefer, Richard . Schaetzer, Jerome Schaller, Marylee . Schaller, Thomas . Schallie, Betty .... Scharenbroch, Joyce Scharinger, Karen Scheck, Ruthann .. Scheele, Burton . . . Scheele, Kathryn . . Scheele, Paul ..... Scheele, Susan . . . Scheuren, Roger .. Schienle, James . . . Schienle, James . . . Schild, David ...... Schildbach, Authur Schill, Victor ..... Schiller, Carol .... Schils, Jerome . . . Schimpf, Leroy . . . Schleg, James . . . Schleg, Penny .... Schmidt, Barbara . Schmidt, Bruce . . . Schmidt, Elizabeth Schmidt, Gloria . . . Schmidt, Janice . . . Schmidt, Luanne .. Schmidt, Maurene Schmidt, Patricia . Schmidt, Robert . . . Schmidt, Robert .. Schmidt, Rodney .. Schmidt, Roland .. Schmidt, Sandra Schmidt, Wilbur Schmitt, James . . . Schmitt, Janet .... Schmitt, Judith . . . Schmitt, Susan .... Schneider, Arlene . Schneider, Barbara Schneider, Gerald . Schneider, Gordon Schneider, Janet .. Schneider, Jerome Schneider, Valerie . Schnell, Arthur . . . Schoen, James . .... Schoen, Theodore . . Schoerner, Ronald Schoessow, Richard Schram, Joyce .... Schramm, Alan . . . Schramm, James . . Schramm, Judith . Schroeder, Larry . Schroeder, Lois . . . Schroeder, Timothy Schuchardt, Leon . Schuessler, Carol .. Schuessler, James . . Schuette, Carol .... Schuette, Jean . . . Schuette, Karen . . . Schultz, Carol Schultz, David . . Schultz, David . . . Schultz, James . . Schultz, James . . Schultz, John .... Schultz, Judith . . . Schultz, Phyllis . . . Schultz, Valentine Schulz, John ...... Schulze, Delbert .. Schumacher, James Schumacher, Robert Schunk, Nancy Schuricht, Margean Schurrer, Allen . . . Schwolenberg, Terrance .. Schwaller, Sharon . .. . Schwark, Beverly . . .. . Schwark, Robert . . . . Schwarz, Arthur . . . . Schwarz, Dianne . . . . Schwonek, Sandra Scribner, Sandra . . . . Seefeldt, Robert . Seifert, Marcia .... . Selko, Jeanette .. . Senkbeil, Allan .... . Senkbeil, Caron ..... . . Seybold, James ...... . . Shellingosky, Shirley . Sherman, Nancie . . .. . Shermeister, Ronald .. . Shoup, Sandra ...... . . Siegert, Kathleen . . .. . Simenz, David ..... . Simenz, Joanie .. . Simenz, Mary -. Simolke, Karen .... .- Simon, Karen ...... . Simonich, Walter . . .. . Sixel, Merlin ...... . Sixel, Wayne ...... . Sizonen, Robert .... . Skeris, Alexia . . . . Skvarce, Sandra . . . . Slapikas, Janet .... . Slepekis, Nils .... . Smith, Marilyn .... . Smith, Mildred . . . Sohre, Daniel . . . . Sohre, John ..... . Sommer, Larry .. . Sommer, Stanley . . . . Sonneman, JoAnne . .. . Sorenson, Richard . . .. . Sorenson, Susan .. . . Spatt, Jane ....... .. Speckmann, Alan . . .. . Speener, Patricia . . .. . Spelshaus, William . ., , Splittgerber, James Splittgerber, Janice Splittgerber, Judith Sprengel, Ralph ..... . . Sprenger, Ann . . . . Stabbe, Janis . . . . Stalter, John . . . . Stalter, Ruth .... . Stammer, Joan .... , Stampfel, Anton . . . , Stampfel, June . . . . Stange, Doris .... . Stauber, Dennis . . . . Stauber, Emil . .. . Stecher, Carl ....,. . Steeno, Nancy ...... . . Stefancich, Marlene Steffen, Marcia ..... . . Steffen, Scott ....... . . Steinbruecker, Lee . .. . Steinbruecker, Robert. . Steinbruecker, Thomas Steiner, Julie ....... . . Steinert, Dona ...... . . Steinhaus, Edwin . . .. . Stempihar, August . .. . Stempihar, Patricia Stempihar, Phyllis Sterkel, Donald .... Sterkel, Roger .... Stichert, Sandra . . . Stile, William ..,. Stoelb, Dennis ..... Stoffregen, Calvin , .. . . . . Stoiber, Peter ..... Stoltzman, Janice . . .. . . . . Stolzmann, Gerald ...... Stolzmann, Su Ellen ..... Strade, Joan ..,......... Strahl, Glen ....... Strahl, Loretta . . . . . . . Straub, Karen .... .... Strigel, Jerome .... Strigel, Rosemary . . .. . . . . Strohmeyer, Julie . . ,. . . . . Strohschoen, Marjorie .... Strohschoen, Robert . .... . Strojinc, Marlene ........ Stroshane, Carol . . . . . . . Strowig, Karen .... .... Strysick, Ellarita . . .. . . . . Strysick, Joanne . . . . . . . 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