Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of Chilton High School, City of Chilton, County of Calumet, and State of Wisconsin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby publish and declare, this our last will and testament, sworn and subscribed before the class this 4th day of June, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-nine. This document is as follows: To our Parents, we will our appreciation for giving us a chance to receive an education. To the Faculty, we will our thanks for their help in aiding us through our four years of education. To the Freshmen, we leave the greenness we wore off during the last years of our high school education and our pull with the faculty. To the Sophomores, we will our friendliness and our ability to get along with others. To the Juniors, we leave the beams on our faces so there will be brightness in school next year. I, Paul Anhalt, will my love to work to any loafer. I, Rosita Bangart will my ability to get along with Julie to James Fredrich. I, Caroline Biese will my ability to sew to Kathy Fox. I, Ann Binsfeld will my vivaciousness to any quiet underclassmen. I, Mary Brandel will my Gift of Gab to Mary Jane Daun. I, Barbara Broker will my knowledge of the world to anyone who wants to discover a new earth. I, Robert Boll will my wavy hair to the Marines. I, Janice Bowe will my quietness to the Sophomore Class. I, Eldred Buechel will my season ticket to dances to Loretta Mortimer. I, Paul Burbey will my personality to Don Dietz. I, Gerald Burg will my curly hair to all girls who have to set their's every night. I, Karen Cooper will my position as GAA president to Janice Geiser. I, Charlotte Dallmann will my black slacks to the motorcycle club. I, Robert Demi will just leave school with a sigh of relief. I, Martha Dernier will my deep thoughts in Chemistry to a future student. I, Alan Depies will my car to my brother Dale to come to school with next year. I, Susan Dhein will my dramatic ability to Leander Karls. I, Diane Dohr will my freedom to anyone who wants it. I, David Dombrock will my imagination to anyone having trouble with themes. I, George Doern will just leave. I, DeWitt Everix will my scientific ability to Dennis Fritschka. I, Annette Fye will my long hair to Elvis. I, Virginia Geiser will my bug collection to anyone taking Biology. (For $5.00 that is) I, Ronald Gilbertson will my studiousness to Bill Larson, Jr. I, Marlene Graf will my nose for news to the uninformed. I, Kenneth Grenzer will my ambition to James Winkel. Arlene Hauser and James Westerhouse will their comer back to the school. I, Glenroy Heimermann will my car to Mr. Gentile. I, Mary Hertel will my personality to the Sophomore girls. I, Ralph Hillmann will my success in Ag. to Rett Humke. I, Kurt Hofmeister will my job as errand boy for Mr. Thompson to Jerry Fox. I, Paul Horst will my A's in Chemistry to any scatterbrains. I, Germaine Jaeckels will my sense of humor to all Irish men. I, Ruth Jannsen will my height to next year's basketball team. I, Janice Johnson will my giggle to Mary Ann Thuecks. I, Lucille Kress will my freckles to Sharon Zorn. I, Roger Kreuger will leave this space. I, Susan Laughrin will my inability to blush to Miss Haskey. I, Kathy Lefeber will my position as FHA president to someone who can get along with the FFA. I, Mary Lindner will keep what little I have for myself. I, Edward Lodes will take along my witty remarks for future reference. I, Kenny Luchterhand will my acting ability to Hubert Koehler. I, Marvin Ludwig will my musical ability to Diane Hauser. I, Paul Ludwig will my knowledge of traffic laws to Paul Ziegelbauer. I, Julie Mallmann will my noon hour rides to my sister Margaret. I, Jeanne Mayer will my fun at parties to Darlene Lau. I, John Miller will my many muscles to John Wegner. I, Karen Muellenbach will my ability to get along with the teachers to Deedy Hephner. I, Betty Mueller will my driver's license to Roma Woelfel. I, Margie Nennig will my dancing ability to Roger Daun. I, Susan Nennig, will my school ambition to my brother Bob. I, Darlene Nett, will my ability to get along with the Junior boys to my sister Elaine. I, Bill Phillips, will my innocent look and devilish ways to Pat Bishop. I, David Pilling, will my job as chauffeur to Jerome Geiser. I, Gloria Pingel, will my notebooks to my sister for future reference. I, Audrey Redig, will my height to any Freshman basketball player who doesn't want to get run over. I, Mary Jane Reiser, will my lateness to the bus drivers. I, Viola Roehrig, will my confusing situations at Potter to anyone who wants them. I, Robert Rollmann, will my manly physique to Art Hertel. I, John Rozman, will my ability to get through high school in four years to Chuck Meyer. I, Sharon Sartori, will my Italian ancestry to anyone who wants to get along with Mr. Gentile. I, Elmar Schad, will my drawing ability to Pat Flanagan. I, Dale Shaurette, will my engineering ability to next year's freshman float committee. I, John Schmahl, will my morning siestas to anyone who likes to sleep in the morning. I, Judy Schmahl, will my red hair to Mr. Schuh to match his temper. I, Barbara Schmid, will my shorthand speed to anyone taking Shorthand II.

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Senior History First Semester Officers ROW 1: Mary Hertel, Treasurer; Janice Welch, Secretary. ROW 2: Ralph Hillmann, President; Alan Depies, Vice-President. Second Semester Officers ROW 1: Darlene Nett, Secretary; Susan Laughrin, Treasurer. ROW 2: Paul Burbey, Vice-President; John Miller, President. September '55 we, the class of '59, entered high school as all freshmen do--bewildered, anxious and confused. We were the largest class, numbering 103, and at our first class meeting we elected Mary Hertel to be our president; Jim Westerhouse, Vice-President; Bill Schneider, Secretary; and Judy Schmahl, Treasurer. Our boys took up their interest with sports which were football, basketball, and baseball. Being freshmen, homecoming was something new for us and we managed somehow to decorate a float and string along with the exciting occasion. The approaching second semester brought a new set of officers with Paul Burbey as President; Janice Welch, Vice-President; Barbara Schmid, Secretary; and Mary Vogel, Treasurer. Our class as freshmen participated in all activities and enjoyed all Chilton High had to offer. With the beginning of our sophomore year we were a wiser group--so we thought, and following the usual procedure we began our year with the election of officers. Judy Schmahl was President; Mary Hertel, Vice-President; Susan Dhein, Secretary; and Barbara Schmid, Treasurer. As in the preceding year we found our boys doing their best in sports--first on the gridiron and later in basketball. We had Ann Binsfcld on the A squad for cheering, along with Sharon Sartori and Mary Vogel on the B squad. Meanwhile our girls were joining G.A.A., F.H.A., Library Club and the other activities. As time passed quickly, the second semester rolled around and we found the following as our newly elected officers--Paul Burbey, President; Virginia Geiser, Vice-President; Ann Binsfeld, Secretary; and Karen Cooper, Treasurer. The most important event of the year for us was the Heart Hop held February 15. Darlene Nett was chosen by the class as the class Sweetheart. Leaving school as sophomores we had only bigger and better things to look forward to as juniors and upperclassmen. In the fall of '57 we entered the halls of Chilton High confident and anxious to get in the spirit and swing of things. The first order of business again was class officers election with the following people elected: Mary Hertel, President; Virginia Geiser, Vice-President; Karen Coo r, Secretary; and Kathy Lefeber, Treasurer. Football being the first sport event of the year brought out a few juniors who were determined to do their best. Time also ushered in the basketball season with junior boys on the varsity and B squad. Ann Binsfeld, Sharon Sartori, Mary Vogel, Susie Laughrin, and Susan Dhein were among the cheerleaders who backed our team. The other juniors busied themselves with other extracurricular activities with Susan Dhein bringing home an A from state in Forensics. Finally came the second semester which would bring about our Prom King and really start things on their way for the important event on May 16. Paul Horst was elected President and King with Viola Roehrig as Queen and Vice-President. Peggy Wettstein became Secretary and Mary Hertel, Treasurer. On the Prom Court were Virginia Geiser and Paul Burbey, Suzanne Werner and John Miller, Peggy Wettstein and Ralph Hillmann, Geraldine Reimer and Ed Lodes, and Karen Cooper and Alan Depies. The theme for the dance was Oriental Paradise with Ron Harvey furnishing his wonderful music. The patiently awaited night passed too quickly. Immediately following this event came final exams and in no time we were on our way to becoming seniors. Our school now became good old C.H.S. to us, the proud seniors, as we began our last year realizing all things would be the last. To start things right we elected Ralph Hillmann as our class President, Alan Depies as Vice-President, Janice Welch as Secretary, and Mary Hertel as Treasurer. The entire school elected Mary Hertel and Paul Burbey as flag raisers--an honor reserved for seniors. David Whitby, Bill Schneider, Paul Burbey, Kurt Hof-meister, Dave Dombrock, John Miller (All-Conference Player) and Joe Schmidlkofer were the seniors who played first string and did a praiseworthy job. Then came the '58 Homecoming--excitement ran high in every respect. A lovely homecoming court was chosen--Ann Binsfeld, Barbara Schmid, Virginia Geiser, and Sue Laughrin with Mary Hertel reigning as queen of the gala affair. After the game everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Herbie Schneider. Basketball season brought lots of spirit with Allie Schmidlkofer and Ken Suchan doing a tremendous job in helping the team. Three senior girls—Ann Binsfeld, Susan Dhein, and Sharon Sartori helped cheer the boys along on the A squad with Mary Vogel and Susan Laughrin on the B squad. For second semester officers the class elected John Miller, President; Paul Burbey, Vice-President; Susan Laughrin, Treasurer; and Darlene Nett, Secretary. Under these officers the seniors planned for their graduation and other senior affairs which were held in the remaining part of the year. All too soon June 4, 1959 came; we had to leave Chilton High, the fond memories it brought, activities participated in, and the faculty which helped us through these important years.

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1, Allen Schmidlkofer, will my books to someone who will use them more than I did. I, Joseph Schmidlkofer, will my football ability to Dennis Fritschka. I, Agnes Schmitt, will my job as secretary to Mr. Pautz to anyone willing to give up a lot of time. I, William Schneider, will the comedian in me to anyone taking American Problems so they can keep the class entertained. I, Audrey Stecker, will my position as editor of the Annual to someone with a good imagination. I, Gary Steinmetz, will my height to Bill Dombrock. I, Kenneth Suchan, will my height to Emil Everix. I, Olga Thuecks, will my long way home to Mary Einolf. I, Susan Thurwachter, will my ability to play girls basketball to all future GAA members. I, Mary Vogel, will my baton to next year's twirlers. I, James Weber, will my dimples to Mr. Schuler. I, Suzanne Werner, will Ray Oakley back to the junior class. I Peggy Wettstein, will my flirty ways to Nancy O'Donnell. I, David Whitby, will my nastiness to Paul Ziegelbauer who doesn't need it either. I, Jerome Woelfel, will my farming ability to all city slickers. I, Charles Zamoth, will my weakness to Leroy Klein. I, Janice Welch, will all the tape on my ring to Mr. Freidel's First Aid Kit. I, Barbara Flack, will my American Observer to anyone who wants to be well informed. I, Harry Sturtz, will my bashfulness around girls to Eldon Burg. Class Prophecy Hi folks, This is station CHS TV bringing you the lowdown on the graduating '59 Sputniks. As we look to the future this is what our rocketing class will be accomplishing. Their memorable achievements will be well known and remembered by the underclassmen. Before reviewing the news highlights, here is an announcement from our beloved sponsor. Do you feel run down after being hit by a truck? Do you feel tired after not sleeping for two months? If so, try Dave's Magical Tonic to pep you up and make you have that conquer the world feeling. Get Dave's Magical Tonic at your nearest PILLING Drug Store. Now back to our news! Cape Canaveral--On the 12th of Never, the Chilton Goofnick will be launched under the able direction of PAUL BURBEY and PAUL HORST. The JAMES WESTERHOUSE Symphony Orchestra has been requested to play for the momentous occasion. His famous songstress, AGNES SCHMITT, will accompany him. Siberia--PEGGY WETTSTEIN, our roving correspondent, has informed us that Ken's Kool Kitchen, operated by KEN SUCHAN, is now completed and open for business. Uptown Chilton--JOHN SCHMAHL has come to the rescue of the U. S. Department of Defense by inventing a high-atomed gas. See John at Schmahl's Superior Self-Service Service Station. Downtown Chilton--All you housewives who have been asking for Satellite Sausage can now purchase it at PAUL ANHALT'S Supreme Super-Duper Superette. New York--Mrs. Broker, the former DIANE DOHR, is going to come into a great deal of money as she has just moved with her family of Brokers near Wall Street. It is said that they have invested quite heavily in stocks and bonds. Winnebagoland--Game Warden, JAMES WEBER, has been scouting the lake to see that all fishing laws are obeyed. New Holstein—The School of Leisure, the two-hour a day school for the less ambitious, operated by ROZITA BANGART, just ordered a complete line of reclining chairs from AUDREY REDIG'S Furniture Company. Audrey hopes to join the school in the near future. Detroit--ELMAR SCHAD, president of the Ford Company, has just designed a smooth, luxurious, high-powered car--the SWAK. Oshkosh State Teacher's College--A member of the student body, SUSAN DHEIN, has eloped with her professor of psychology, which has created havoc on the college campus. All students now want the same privileges. Kiel--Deputy Undersheriff, ROBERT BOLL, has made many arrests for peace disturbances due to faulty mufflers. To make his job easier he has decided to experiment with noiseless mufflers. California--The famous song and dance team of LUDWIG LUDWIG, namely PAUL MARVIN, have just been hired to entertain at the Brown Derby. We knew their hidden talent would show up some day. Paris--The new fad is full skirts. BARBARA FLACK, has just set this fashion trend with her new fall wardrobe. Movieland--Mr. DAVID DOMBROCK has been making headlines in the movie world. His fabulous early-early shows have been giving the late-late shows keen competition. Hilbert--The bowling alleys in this fair city have recently obtained a new proprietor, JEANNE MAYER. Recalling her younger days she has set aside seven nights a week for student bowling. Hollywood--With the retirement of Red Skeleton, KEN LUCHTERHAND has now rocketed to fame. Because of his witty personality, his audiences have more than doubled. With the recent marriage of Bob Cummings to one of his models, BILL PHILLIPS finds this a great opportunity for stardom. He will move into his new studio on the 13th of Maybe. Alaska--With the rush of settlers to our new state, CAROLINE BIESE, well known interior decorator, is kept busy decorating the warn cozy igloos. New Jersey—The Bowe Ribbon Corporation is now under the management of JANICE BOWE. If you want a cute bow see Janice. And now a kindly word from our sponsor. Use Joe's Koax 'em Katch 'em, Kill 'em Traps to trap the mice that are bothering you before they eat you out of house and home. These exclusive super-deluxe mouse traps are manufactured by the old trapper himself, JOE SCHMIDLKOFER. New York City--The Harlem Globetrotters, the famous all Negro team, has a new member. AL SCHMIKLKOFER decided to dye himself black and help them keep their championship. Milwaukee--ED LODES and KEN GRENZER have turned their hobby into a worthwhile occupation by writing TV advertisements for the famous Milwaukee industries. Washington, D. C.--Dead Eye--Convicted--Mr. KURT HOFMEISTER, prosecuting attorney, is now receiving honors for his outstanding work in convicting the nation's No. 1 criminal. No-man's land--The governess of this estate, KAREN COOPER, has been importing bachelors lately. Since she has taken over, this all-girl land seems a little more lively.