Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1961 volume:

DOORWAYS BRING OPPORTUNITY ... we have entered with enthusiasm and now, after four years of study, leave with a feeling of accomplishment. Tigerette Chilton High School Chilton, Wisconsin EDITOR.......MARLENE WINKLER ASS’T ED.....RUTH SCHMAHL BUSINESS MANAGER .... MARLENE TE VRUCHT ADVISOR......MR. AUGSBURGER Administration. . . Board of Education Faculty............ Seniors............ Underclassmen. . . Organizations . . . Sports............. Advertising........ .4 . 5 . 6 12 25 36 59 72 1 Chilton High School On the crest of a hill. In the midst of the town, Against the horizon In peace and renown, Arises a building-- Our own Chilton High; Days that we spent there Have now all passed by We will ever remember The teachers we knew. And the friends that we made Will be memories, too. By Marlene Winkler 2 Dedication To you, Miss Haskey, Chilton High School's Classofl961 wishes to dedicate this edition of the Tigerette. We will ever remember you as a very good friend who was always willing to lend a helping hand. Those of us who have had classes in the business course will never forget your successful methods of teaching. Your capability and experience has helped our Hillcrest Staff to do excellent work in publishing the school paper. We hope that this book will show at least a part of our appreciation and thanks to you. 3 One very interesting use of yearbooks like this one, is to compare the pictures of the individuals in this year's book with the pictures of the same students in the yearbooks of three of four years ago. This comparison reveals the striking physical development that has taken place in that period of time. It would be even more striking if a way were open to make a visual comparison of the development of the mentalities, personalities and characters of the same individuals. Certainly there has been such growth. The amount of change that has taken place in each individual has depended on the use that each one has made of the opportunities for exercising his personal traits. Since there is no camera to offer such visual evidence of the developments of these characteristics, the belief in the improvements that have taken place must be based on less tangible evidence. The requests by prospective employers, colleges and training institutions of various kinds for the high school records of future personnel are proof that their experience proves high school graduates are the best candidates for a successful future. Requests are not made for just academic records either. They ask for estimates of intangible personal traits. It is evident they believe these things important and that they are developed in your school years. Many of you students have not completed your work in high school. You should make use of time and opportunity still left to you to grow to your maximum potential. You students who are graduating from high school deserve commendation for your many fine accomplishments. You have the best wishes of all of your teachers that you will continue to grow and develop to an even greater extent in the future. 4 Board of Education Board of Education: Mr. Bloomer. Mr. Larson, Mr. Markgraf. Mr. Schmeiser, Mr. Aebischer. 5 6 Mr. Freidel Mr. Gentile Mr. Gilow ’v % t. «« � ► i . Miss Haskey Mrs. Hill Mr. Hoffmann 7 Mrs. Schomisch Miss Plautz Mr. Schuler Miss Schwandt Mrs. Werblow 1 M Mr. Schuh Mr. Thompson • V Within these doors we have undergone four years of study. 9 Senior Honors Leroy Keuler--Valedictorian Leo Horst--Salutatori an Marlene Winkler--D.A.R. Award Judy Gasch--Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Flag Raisers Mary Lou Keuler and Tom Reinkober, Flag Raisers 10 Senior Honors Arthur Fochs Gerald Olbrich Judy Salm Rett Humke Janice Geiser 11 SANDRA ACHTER I may not be made of rubber, but there's plenty of bounce in me! Hillcrest 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Barkers 2,3, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 1.2,3,4. JOYCE BARANY There's no life but a cheerful one. Hillcrest 3,4, Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Barkers 2,3,4. BEVERLY BERRENS Boys are bothersome, but gee, I like to be bothered! Glee Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Barkers 2, F.H.A. 1,4. PATTI BISHOP You with the stars in your eyes, get with it man! Hillcrest 3,4, Barkers 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1.2,3,4. BARBARA BENNIN You can't see the mischief in her, but it's there. Hillcrest 4, Library Club 3,4, Barkers 3,4. Seniors ALICE BLOOMER When Irish eyes are smiling, who can think of feeling blue. Student Council 1,2, Class Officer 1,2, Hillcrest 3,4, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 1, Barkers 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4, Dramatics 1, Cheerleader 1.2.3.4. BOB BOWE Don't misjudge the lad. He may be quiet, but oh brother! Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, C Club 2,3,4, Track 1.2,3,4. Seniors BONNIE DOERN What's the use of living if you can't enjoy yourself? Glee Club 1,2,3, F.H.A. 2,4. DENNIS DEMES Transferred from New Brunswick High School. Who worries about the future, it comes soon enough. Football 4, Basketball 4. ARTHUR FOCHS You take the girls, I'll take my car. Band 4, Transferred from Hilbert High School. DALE DEPIES I'll try anything once, and if I live long enough. I'll try it again! Football 2, Basketball 4. JERRY FOX Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous. Student Council 1, Class Officer 1, Forensics 2,3,4, Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. C Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1.2, 3.4. 13 GERALDINE FYE My life is my own; I'll live it as I like it. Glee Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1,2,3, JANICE GEISER Not too sober, not too gay, but a real good pal in every way. Hillcrest 2,3,4, French Club 3.4. Glee Club 3, Barkers 1,2, 3.4. G.A.A. 1.2,3,4, F.H.A. 1.2.3.4. JUDY GASCH Time tells on a girl, especially a good time. Annual Staff 4, Hillcrest 1,2, 3.4, Library Club 3.4, French Club 2,3, Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4, Barkers 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1.2. 3.4, Dramatics 1,4. LLOYD GRUETT My philosophy of life is always be silent. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. LEROY GEBHART One way to save money is to forget girls, but who wants to forget girls? Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, C Club 3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Track 4. RANDY HABERMANN He speaketh not, but there lies conversation in his eyes. F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. 14 KATHY HACKBARTH If there's nothing else to laugh at, start a circus of your own! Student Council 1, Class Officer 1, Band 1,2,3,4. Barkers 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Dramatics 3. DAVID HILDEBRANDT I'm the guy that's gonna be tickled to death come June 1. Mixed Chorus 4, Basketball 1, Track 4. DIANE HAUSER An innocent face, but you never can tell. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. JUDY HEIMERL Late hours aren't good for one, they're better for two. Hillcrest 4, Library Club 4, Barkers 2,4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 2,4. LEO HORST Speak little, think much, wise men are such. Student Council 1,2, Class Officer 1, French Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4. C Club 2,3,4. RETT HUMKE He admits there are two sides to every story, his own. and the wrong side. Student Council 1, Class Officer 1, Library Club 2, French Club 2,3, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics 4, Football 1, C Club 3,4, Track 3,4. 15 BARBARA JAECKELS There's room at the top, but who wants to climb. Glee Club 1,4, Mixed Chorus 1. LEROY KEULER Ready for anything you may ask, be it fun or be it task. Student Council 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 1,2, French Club 2.3, Forensics 3,4, Dramatics 1,4, Football 1,2,3,4, C Club 2,3,4, Track 4, Homecoming King 4. RITA JUCKEM I strongly feel that being quiet is no good at all. Hillcrest 3,4, Library Club 4, French Club 2, Barkers 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2. MARY LOU KEULER Classes would be dull if I couldn't talk to someone. Student Council 2,3,4, Class Officer 2,4, Library Club 3,4, Glee Club 3, Band 1,2, Barkers 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1,2, Flag Raiser 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Queen 3. MARY ANN KARLS If silence is golden, I belong to the Golden Age. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Seniors ROBERT KORB They say he was once caught, studying! Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, C Club 4, Baseball 1, Track 1.2. 16 ROBERT LARSON Either my glasses are dirty, or do I see bubbles in the wine? Hillcrest 3,4. French Club 3,4, Forensics 3, Barkers 2, Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2.3.4, C Club 1,2.3.4. Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1.2.3,4. Seniors NORBERT LUDWIG How deep is the ocean? Wait I'll measure it. Band 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. BILL LARSON He appears quiet, but! ! Library Club 2, French Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 1.2.3,4. SIGRID LUNDE I could sit and look in the mirror all day and sing, I don’t know why I love you like I do. Student Council 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Hillcrest 3,4, Library Club 1,3, French Club 3,2, Glee Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Forensics 3,4, Band 1.2.3.4. Barkers 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1.2.3.4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 3, Sweetheart Court 2. KAREN LeFEBER The world was made to be enjoyed and I'll make the best of it. F.H.A. 4. ANDY MEYER Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow there's school. Student Council 2, Class Officer 2, Glee Club 1, Football 2. Track 2. 17 JERRY MEYER If little is said, there's little to take back. JANICE MUELLER I always powder my nose with sunshine. Annual Staff 3, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 3.4, Dramatics 3,4, Transferred from St. Gregory 's High School. JIM MILLER If school life is liberty, give me death. Band 1.2.3,4, F.F.A. 3,4, Football 2,4, Track 3. RUTH NEUBER What has she got that other girls haven’t? Dimples Class officer 3, Student Council 3, Hillcrest 3, Library Club 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Barkers 2,3,4, G.A.A, 3,4, F.H.A. 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, Sweetheart Queen 2. LORETTA MORTIMER She did her best in high school life and should succeed in any strife. Hillcrest 2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Barkers 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1.2,3,4. LONNIE NUSS In things scientific, he's really terrific. French Club 2,3. 18 GERALD OLBRICH Quiet and reserved, but you never can tell. Student Council 3,4, Class Officer 3, French Club 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Homecoming Court 3, Prom King 3, Sweetheart Court 2. La VERNE PROPSON An innocent face, but you can never tell. Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 4. MARVIN PAGEL When he came to school he believed in that old proverb. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Band 1.2.3.4, F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. Football 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, C Club 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Prom Court 3. TOM REINKOBER He'd stop St. Peter's roll call to start an argument. Student Council 2,3, Class Officer 2,3, Hillcrest 1.4. French Club 2,3, Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, C Club 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Flag Raiser 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 3, Sweetheart Court 2. BEVERLY PINGEL The diagnosis of love can be determined when receiving M.R.S. Degree. Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Forensics 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 4. F.H.A. 1.2,3,4. JEAN SABEL She's so quiet and shy we don’t hear her pass by. Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Barkers 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. 19 RONALD SABEL My school life's really done no harm, but I still feel safer on the farm. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DICK SCHAFF School looks exciting--from the outside. Mixed Chorus 4, Football 2.3, Track 4. ROSEMARY SABEL Just because she blushes is no sign she's embarrassed. Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Barkers 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3. DIANE SCHMAHL Friendly, peppy tnrough all four years she's led the team with her cheers. Student Council 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Hillcrest 2,3,4, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Forensics 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Barkers 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Dramatics 2,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 4. JUDY SALM I don't deny women are foolish, God made them to match men. Student Council 3,4, Class Officer 3, Hillcrest 3,4, Library Club 4, French Club 2.3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Forensics 1,2,3.4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4, F.H.A. 1,2, Dramatics 1.2.4, Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3, Sweetheart Court 2. Seniors RUTH SCHMAHL Happy, joyous, full of glee, nothing ever bothers me. Annual Staff 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Hillcrest 3,4, French Club 3, Glee Club 3. Mixed Chorus 4, Barkers 1,2,3, G.A.A. 2,3, Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3. 20 PAUL SCHMID One way to get ahead and to stay ahead is to use your head. French Club 2.3, Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2. Seniors MICHAEL SCHNEIDER Glasses keep the boys from fighting me and the girls from kissing me. Band 1,2,3,4, Football 1,4. MONICA SCHMITT Free from sorrow, free from care, with laughing eyes and bright red hair. Hillcrest 2,3,4, Library Club 3. Mixed Chorus 1,4, Barkers 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2.3,4, F.H.A. 1.2,3,4. BOB SCHNEIDER I never worry, I never fret, what I can't remember I just forget. FJ.A. 1,2,3,4. MARGARET SCHNEIDER Why worry--it happens anyway. Library Club 2,3,4, Barkers 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1.2,3,4. Dramatics 1,2,3,4. DELILAH ST ACHE Although I'm not so very tall I'd rather be short than not at all. G.A.A. 1,3. 21 SHIRLEY STURTZ My life is for itself and not for spectators. MARLENE TeVRUCHT A wonderful gal and a jolly good sport, we'll say she's swell to make it short. Annual Staff 2,4, French Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1.2.3, G.A.A. 1,2,3.4. Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Barkers 1.2.3. MARLENE WINKLER Here's to the girl with the heart and the smile who makes this bubble of life worthwhile. Annual Staff 2,3,4, Hillcrest 4, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Barkers 1.2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. F.H.A. 1,2, Dramatics 1,2,3,4. GILBERT WOELFEL I always walk on the sunny side of the street when it rains. Student Council 2, Class Officer 2, Football 2,4, Baseball 4, Track 2,3,4, Prom Court 3, Sweetheart Court 2. JEAN WOELFEL She's got the disposition of a saint, but a little angel this gal ain’t. French Club 3.4. Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3.4. 22 JOSEPH WOELFEL Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. Mixed Chorus 4, F.F.A. 1,2, 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4, C Club 3.4, Baseball 2,3. MARY WOELFEL I take the poet's attitude toward life--it could be better or it could be verse. Student Council 3, Class Officer 3, Hillcrest 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Barkers 2,3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. 1.2.3,4, Dramatics 1. SANDY WOLLERSHEIM I seem like such a quiet lass, but you should see me out of class. Hillcrest 2,3, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. PAUL ZIEGELBAUER Twinkle, twinkle, football star, what a bashful boy you are. Student Council 4, Class Officer 4, Football 1,2,3,4, C Club 2,3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 3. SHARON ZORN I'm forever blowing bubbles, darn that toothpaste. Hillcrest 4, Library Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1.2,3.4. 23 7?Ce tuvii z ti Memorial In memory of David Schussman, a friend and fellow student who died August 11. 1957. Senior History September '56, the class of '61 entered Chilton High School, 83 strong. At our first class meeting, we elected our first class officers; President, Rett Humke; Vice President, LeRoy Keuler; Secretary, Jerry Fox; and Treasurer, Kathy Hackbarth. There was no Homecoming because of the Asian Flu. Many class members joined various organizations and took part in many activities. Our boys were active in football, basketball, and track. The Freshmen-Sophomore football team and Freshmen basketball team both tied for second place. Freshmen cheerleaders were Jean Bartel, Sigrid Lunde, Diane Schmahl, and Alice Bloomer. Second semester brought new class officers with the following results; President, Leo Horst; Vice President, Alice Bloomer; Secretary, Jean Bartel; and Treasurer, Deedy Hephner. We entered our Sophomore year more confident and sure of ourselves. New class officers were; President, Jean Bartel; Vice President, Tom Reinkober; Secretary, Andy Meyer; and Treasurer, Alice Bloomer. Homecoming came fast. We entered our first float and even though we didn't win a prize, we had a lot of fun and we were proud of it. This year we were very active in many school activities. Again our boys were active in sports. Cheerleaders included Diane Schmahl backing the Varsity and Sigrid Lunde and Alice Bloomer backing the 'B' team. Second semester class officers included; President, Tom Reinkober; Vice President, Gilbert Woelfel; Secretary, Mary Lou Keuler; and Treasurer, LeRoy Keuler. The most important event this year was our April Showers dance in April. Ruth Neuber was chosen sweetheart. Her escort was Leroy Gebhart. We entered our Junior year quite proud because now we were upperclassmen. New class officers were; President, Diane Schmahl; Vice President, Sigrid Lunde; Secretary, Mary Woelfel; and Treasurer, Ruth Neuber. Homecoming approached quickly and we worked hard on our float. The theme was We'll Sink The Vikings featuring a huge Viking ship sinking in a sea of blue waves. Proudly we accepted first place and cheered our team on to a 19-12 victory over Valders. We were active in many organizations and now that we were upperclassmen, we held various offices in them. Our boys were very active in sports, many of them playing on the Varsity. Diane Schmahl and Jean Bartel cheered the 'A' team on, while Sigrid Lunde and Alice Bloomer backed the 'B' team. The second semester, with the Junior Prom, came all to quickly. Class officers included; President and Prom King, Gerald Olbrich; Vice President, Judy Salm; Secretary, Connie Clarine; and Treasurer, Ruth Schmahl. Gerald chose Mary Lou Keuler as his queen and together they reigned on May 6. The theme was Aloha and music was provided by Harry Rothman. The gym was decorated to the Hawaiian theme and the awaited evening passed all too quickly. September '60 brought the beginning of the end. To start things off right, we elected Paul Ziegelbauer as President; Mary Lou Keuler as Vice President; Sigrid Lunde as Secretary; and Diane Schmahl as Treasurer. Tom Reinkober and Mary Lou Keuler were chosen by the student body to be flag raisers. Football started with seven returning lettermen--Tom Reinkober, Bob Larson, Paul Ziegelbauer, LeRoy Keuler, Joe Woelfel, Gerald Olbrich, and Leroy Gebhart. Diane Schmahl, Sigrid Lunde, and Alice Bloomer led the cheers for the 'A' team. Seniors were active in many activities. They were represented on Hillcrest and annual staffs and were officers in many organizations. Then came our last Homecoming. Busily we worked on our float. The theme was We've Got A Whale Of A Team and featured a huge whale swimming in a sea of blue waves. At half-time we proudly cheered as it was announced that the Senior float had taken first place and that the student body had chosen Diane Schmahl to be queen. Her escort was LeRoy Keuler. The theme was Beatnik Band and Herbie Schneider provided the music. June 1 brought graduation. It also brought to an end four years of work, study, fun, and activities. The many experiences we enjoyed at Chilton High School will never be forgotten. 24 J CLASS OFFICERS Rosie Geiser, Treasurer; Sharon Urban, Secretary; Mary Beth Kruse, Vice-President; Emil Everix, President. ADVISORS Miss Haskey Mr. Pautz ROW 1--Arlene Brandes, Katherine Bolz, Carol Bennin. ROW 2--Richard Biese, David Allen. 25 ROW 1--Alice Daun, Alice Buechel, Judy Criter, Judy Flack. ROW 2--Rodney Dernier, Emil Everix, Don Dietz. Juniors ROW 1--Barbara Geiser, Kathy Flanagan, Kathy Fox, Bill Fox. ROW 2--Harold Geiser, David Gasch, Arlyn Fuhrmann. ROW 1--Judy Geiser, Bonnie Goeser, Rosie Geiser, Germaine Gilbertson. ROW 2--John Geiser, Carol Grenzer, Franklin Gruber. ROW 1--Carol Heimerl, Mary Ann Heimann, Carol Halbach, Judy Gudex. ROW 2--Marlys Hillmann, Janet Hephner. ROW 1--Shirley Karls, Edith Jensen, George-anne Hume, Jerry Horst. ROW 2--Herbert Keuler, Tim Huber, Alan Koph. ROW 1--Jerry Lenz, Mary Jane Lodes, Mary Jane McHugh, Ruth Lorenz. ROW 2--Darrell Loose. Dan Maxson. 26 Juniors ROW 1--Sandy Mertz, Lenette Mertz, Elaine Nett, Alice Nadler. ROW 2--Dorothy Miller, Bob Muellenbach. ROW 1--Pat Roehrig, Bob Schaff, Eileen Schmidt. ROW 2--Ron Reimer, Bob Plappert. ROW 1--Barbara Schmitz, Arlene Starfeld, Betty Schneider. ROW 2--John Skahen, Ervin Selk, John Seipel. ROW 1--Margaret Wettstein, Donna Steffes, Mary Ann Thuecks. ROW 2--Sharon Urban, Steve Thurwachter, John Thielmann. ROW 1--Alice Whitby, Lynn Winkler. Mary Beth Kruse, Pat Bangart. ROW 2--Bill Bittner, Beverly Zahn, Betty Wunrow. 27 ROW 1--Shirley Broeckel, Joanna Barany, Gretchen Bloomer, Barbara Berrens. ROW 2--Steve Compton, Mary Ann Boehnlein, Dennis Bowe. ROW 1--Diane Dallmann, Beverly Dernier, Carol Freund, Sandy Gasch. ROW 2--Steve Dhein, Shirley Franzen, Norman Ditter. 28 Sophomores Ann Gruber, Ruby Ann Guenther, Linda Gordon. ROW 2--Renee Halbach, Karen Hackbarth. ROW 1--Judy Goetsch, Beverly Lau, Carol Krueger, Pat Keuhnl. ROW 2--Tom Laughrin, Tony La Crosse, John Kraus , Ken Korb. ROW l--John Keuler, Arlene Koehler, Joyce Jentsch, Ann Hertel. ROW 2--Dick Klein, Lowell Klessig, Jerome Karls. ROW l--Jonita Lewandowski, Carol Ludwig, Shirley Lenz, Marlene Manderscheid. ROW 2--Larry Mand. Gary Lisowe, David Lemke. 29 ROW 1--Margaret Nelson, Darlene Nadler, Adella Meyers, Audrey Miller. ROW 2--David Mueller, Charles Murray, Donald Mueller. Sophomores ROW 1--Susan Schneider, Kathleen Schwartz, Audrey Schussman, Gretchen Schmieder. ROW 2--Ronnie Schoen, Tom Selk, Ray Schneider. ROW 1--Agnes Stein, Ginny Seipel, Cheryl Winkler, Diane Woelfel. ROW 2--Robert Stephany, Paul Woelfel, Jim Wagner, Jerry TeVrucht, Ronald Steffes. ROW 1--Mary Jo Ortlieb, Ginny Nennig, Diane Nett, Charlotte Oakley. ROW 2--Walter Pendl, Lloyd Nennig. ROW 1--Nancy Plappert, Paul Reinkober, Ellen Schmid. ROW 2--Dick Rollmann, Ken Pingel. 30 Gerald Gilbertson, Nancy Peik. F R Class Officers--Steve Larson, President; Phyllis Schneider,Vice-President; Laurie Moehrke, Secretary; Tom Fox, Treasurer. Advisors--Mr. Hoffmann, Miss Eckelberg. ROW 1--Janie Hoerth, Jeanne Hoffmann, Audrey Hertel, Shirley Hammer. ROW 2--James Hlaban, Sharon Hoerth, Mary Jo Hume, John Holst. ROW 1--Steve Freiburger, Shirley Doern, Linda Faber, Mark Depies. ROW 2--Robert Ecker, Harvey Dreier, Tom Dhein, Thomas Fox. 31 ROW 1--David Daun, Elizabeth Bennin, Christine Bloomer, Michael Bangart. ROW 2--Shirley Daun, Robert Cullen, Albert Bowe, Michael Allison. ROW l--Joyce Pagel, Joan Reichwald, Jean Ploeckelmann, Pat Reiser. ROW 2--David Nis-ler, Leroy Roehrig, Alan Reichwald. ROW 1--Charlotte Mallmann, Sandra Lunde, Mary Lisowe, Sandra Lenz. ROW 2--Wayne Meisenburg, Gordon Manderscheid, Donald Ludwig. ROW 1--Barbara Nennig, Laurie Moehrke, Mary Lou Meyer, Darla Mertz. ROW 2--Thomas Miller, Glen Miller, David Miller, Harold Meyer. Freshmen ROW 1--Kathleen Freund, Mary Ann Goeser, Joanne Gruett, Elizabeth Gruber. ROW 2--Sharon Halbach, Donald Gilbertson, Mary Grenzer. Freshmen ROW 1--Kathleen Satzer, Dorothy Sabel, Nicki Ruhe, Judith Rost. ROW 2--Charles Schneider, Phyllis Schneider, Loretta Schmitt, Michael Schmitz. ROW 1--Carol Kramer, Suzanne Keuler, Karen Kuehnl. ROW 2--David Humke, James Kolbe, Matthew Lavey, Stephen Larson. ROW 1--Steven Stenz, William Tyson, Sharon Stache, William Stephany. ROW 2--Paul Sturm, Daniel Stenz, Allen See, Lon Schroeder. ROW 1--Christine Wagner, Barbara Tasch, Barbara Voigt. ROW 2--Alfred Wagner, James Vogel, Michael Wagner. ROW 1--Carol Walker, Jeff Ware, Shirley Zastrow. ROW 2--Robert Lax, Charles Zahn, Donald Ziegelbauer. First Semester Senior Officers: President, Paul Ziegelbauer; Vice-President, Mary Lou Keuler; Secretary, Sigrid Lunde; Treasurer, Diane Schmahl. Senior Class Advisors: Mr. Gentile, Mrs. Hill Seniors: ROW 1, President, Marlene Winkler; Treasurer, Alice Bloomer; ROW 2, Vice-President, Art Fochs; Secretary, Tom Reinkober. Juniors: ROW 1, Secretary, Betty Wunrow; Vice-President, Mary Jane Lodes; President, Ervin Selk; Treasurer, John Thielmann. Sophomores: ROW 1, Vice-President, Gretchen Schmieder; Treasurer, Diane Woelfel; President, Tom Selk; Secretary, Meg Nelson. Freshmen: ROW 1, Secretary, Jeanne Hoffman; Vice-President, Sandra Lunde; Treasurer, Charles Schneider; President, Jeff Ware. Second Semester Officers n fM r rtf? j These doors have opened unto us an opportunity to extend our activities. SEATED—Marlene Winkler, Editor. STANDING--Ruth Schmahl, Assistant Editor; Marlene TeVrucht, Business Manager. A ROW 1--Linda Gordon, Ruby Guenther, Gretchen Bloomer. ROW 2--Judy Gasch, Ken Korb. 36 Schmahl, Margaret Nelson, Phyllis Schneider. ROW 2—Emil Everix, Paul Reinkober, Tony LaCrosse, Betty Wunrow, Sigrid Lunde, Paul Ziegelbauer, Steve Larson, Tom Fox. Mr. Drone . . . . Mary Jane Lodes Diane Schmahl. Sigrid Lunde . . Paul Ziegelbauer c 0 u N C 1 L Advisor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Second Semester Officers, ROW 1--Sigrid Lunde, Treasurer, Diane Schmahl, Vice President. ROW 2--Paul Ziegelbauer, President, Emil Everix, Secretary. Second Semester, ROW 1—Marlene Winkler, Diane Schmahl, Margaret Nelson, Gretchen Schmieder, Alice Bloomer, Mary Jane McHugh. ROW 2—Emil Everix, Paul Reinkober, Sandra Lunde, Jeanne Hoffman, Betty Wunrow, Sigrid Lunde, Jeff Ware, Art Fochs, Charles Schneider. ROW 3--Tony LaCrosse, John Thielmann, Ervin Selk, Paul Ziegelbauer, Tom Selk, Steve Larson, Tom Fox. Students missing during the time these pictures were taken were as follows: Ruth Schmahl, Kathy Fox, Mary Beth Kruse, Judy Salm, Jerry Olbrich, Norman Ditter, Diane Woelfel, Tom Reinkober, Phyllis Schneider, and Laurie Moehrke. on ROW 1--Germaine Gilbertson, Linda Gordon, Alice Bloomer, Sharon Halbach, Ann Hertel. ROW 2--Sigrid Lunde, Mary Beth Kruse, Georgeanne Hume, Ruth Lorenz, Rosie Geiser. ROW 1—Barbara Bennin, Cheryl Winkler, Joyce Barany, Janice Geiser, Mary Ann Thuecks. ROW 2--Kathy Flanagan, Jeanne Hoffmann, Sharon Zorn, Alice Buechel. ROW 3--Betty Wunrow, Arlene Starfeld, Shirley Karls, Margaret Wettstein, Marlys Hillmann. Hillcrest Staff ROW 1--Susie Schneider, Gretchen Bloomer, Mary J; McHugh, Kathy Bolz. ROW 2--Alice Whitby, Elaine Nett, Sharon Halbach, Judy Gudex, Judy Heimerl. ROW 3--Barbara Schmitz, Pat Bishop, Judy Salm, Ma Jane Lodes. ROW 1--Diane Schmahl--News Editor, Miss Haskey—Advisor, Loretta Mortimer--Editor, Mary Woelfel--Feature Editor. ROW 2--Mon-ica Schmitt--Assembly and Distribution, Rita Juckem--Typing Editor, Judy Gasch--Art Editor, Sandy Achter—Layout Editor. ROW 1--Ellen Schmid, Nancy Plappert, Sandra Lunde, Karen Hackbarth, Laurie Moehrke. ROW 2--Marlene Winkler, Ruth Schmahl, Gretchen Schmieder, Kathy Fox, Bonnie Goeser, Judy Geiser, Allie Daun. ROW 3—Ken Korb, Bob Larson, Tim Huber, Tony LaCrosse. 38 ROW 1—Sharon Zorn, President; Judy Salm, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Hill, Advisor. ROW 1--Margaret Schneider, Mary Lou Keuler. ROW 2— Judy Gasch, Judy Heimerl, Mary Ann Thuecks, Barbara Ben-nin, Rita Juckem, Joyce Barany, Sharon Urban. ROW 1—Marlys Hillmann, Judy Gudex. ROW 2—Diane Dall-mann, Joyce Jentsch, Darla Mertz. ROW 1--Edith Jensen, Ann Reimer, Susie Schneider. ROW 2--Cheryl Winkler, Kathy Schwartz, Judy Criter, Nancy Plappert. 39 ROW 1--Kathy Hackbarth, Sigrid Lunde, Margaret Nelson. ROW 2--Diane Woelfel, David Miller. Betty Bennin. Phyllis Schneider, Steve Freiburger, Audrey Miller. ROW 3--Charles Schneider, Donald Ludwig, David Mueller, Ronald Schoen, Ann Hertel. ROW 4--Mary Beth Kruse, Karen Hackbarth, Norbert Ludwig. Alice Buechel, Sharon Zorn, Mike Wagner. Sharon Hoerth. The Chilton High Band appeared the first time this year for the Homecoming parade. During the half time they put on a performance entitled Beatnik Band.” The Christmas Concert proved to be very successful. Everyone who gathered for the performance on December 15 agreed that the band, with the help of Mr. Hoffmann, did a marvelous job. As the New Year approached, the members began to select their solos and ensembles for the annual Spring Festival. This year it was held in April at Plymouth. In May, the band as a whole entered the Music Festival and played their three selections. This was the first time the band wore their new uniforms. The year was closed with the band playing for Memorial Day and commencement. 40 ROW 1--Ruby Guenther, Mary Jo Ortlieb, Diane Schmahl. ROW 2--Beverly Pingel, Carol Bennin, Tony LaCrosse. Elaine Franzen, Ellen Schmid. Gary Lisowe. ROW 3--Art Fochs, Dan Maxson, Glen Miller, Audrey Hertel, Barbara Nennig. Tom Miller, Tim Huber, Donald Mueller, Pat Reiser, Darlene Nadler, Ginny Seipel. ROW 4--Mike Schneider, Marvin Pagel, Jim Miller. Band ROW 1--Phyllis Schneider, Freshman Representative; Kathy Hackbarth. President. ROW 2--Tony LaCrosse, Sophomore Representative; Mike Schneider, Senior Representative; Dan Maxson, Junior Representative. 41 Glee Club and Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club started their activities for the 1960-1961 school year by participating in the annual Christmas Concert. The Concert was held on December 15, and was a success. Mr. Gilow, the new director in the vocal department, must be congratulated for the fine work he did. In April there was a Spring Concert, and on April 29. the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club traveled to Plymouth for the Spring Festival. Graduation was the final event at which members of the vocal music department sang. Mixed Chorus: Phyllis Schneider, Shirley Lenz, Mary Jane McHugh, Marlys Hillmann, Jonita Lewan-dowski. Jean Sabel, Linda Faber, Sandy Achter, Ann Riemer, Beverly Zahn. ROW 2--Susie Schneider, Ellen Schmid, Donna Steffes, Ruth Schmahl, Georgeanne Hume, Sandy Lunde, Barbara Voigt, Mary Jo Ortlieb, Rene Halbach, Elaine Nett, Kathy Fox. ROW 3--Judy Gudex, Sandy Gasch, Alice Bloomer, Judy Gasch, Charlotte Oakley. Judy Salm. Laverne Propson, Janice Mueller, Bonnie Goeser, Shirley Karls. ROW 4--Mary Jane Lodes, Arlene Starfeld, John Thielmann, Dick Schaff, Ronald Reimer. Bill Larson, Andy Meyer, Jerry Meyer. Paul Ziegelbauer, John Siepel, Bill Fox. 42 Glee Club: ROW 1--Lenette Mertz, Pat Roehrig, Ellen Schmid, Edith Jensen, Marlys Hillmann, Advisor Mr. Gilow, Donna Steffes, Ann Riemer, Judy Flack, Susan Schneider, Mary Jane McHugh, Phyllis Schneider. ROW 2--Geraldine Fye, Beverly Zahn, Mary Jo Ortlieb, Renee Halbach, Alice Whitby, Mary Jane Lodes, Arlene Starfeld, Barbara Jaeckels, Elaine Nett, Mary Ann Heimann, Georgeanne Hume, Barbara Schmitz, Barbara Berrens. ROW 3--Kathy Fox, Sandy Gasch. Charlotte Oakley, Shirley Daun, Janice Mueller, Bonnie Goeser, Shirley Karls. Mary Beth Kruse, La Verne Propson, Carol Grenzer, Beverly Pingel, Agnes Stein, Margaret Nelson. Mixed Chorus: ROW 1--Sigrid Lunde, Barbara Schmitz, Dorothy Sabel, Monica Schmitt, Edith Jensen, Nicki Ruhe, Arlene Koehler, Lenette Mertz, Mary Jo Hume, Mr. Gilow. ROW 2--Shirley Daun, Virginia Nennig, Marlene Winkler, Jeanne Hoffmann, Ruth Neuber, Jean Woelfel, Marlene TeVrucht, Barbara Berrens, Rosemary Sabel. ROW 3--Carol Grenzer. Beverly Pingel, Sharon Halbach, Agnes Stein, Margaret Nelson, Alice Whitby. Mary Lou Meyer, Mary Ann Heimann, Joyce Pagel, Diane Schmahl. ROW 4--Joe Woelfel, Richard Biese, Tim Huber, Rett Humke, Jerry Lenz. Steve Larson. Ken Korb, Paul Strum Beverly Lau, Mary Beth Kruse. 43 ROW 1--Ginny Nennig, Arlene Koehler, Ann Hertel, Susie Schneider, Cheryl Winkler, Ellen Schmid. Gretchen Bloomer. ROW 2--Mary Jo Ortlieb, Karen Hackbarth, Gretchen Schmieder, Marlys Hillmann, Jeanne Woelfel, Sharon Urban, Judy Goetsch, Mary Ann Thuecks. ROW 3--Alice Buechel, Arlene Star-feld, Kathy Hackbarth, Diane Schmahl, Shirley Karls, Shirley Franzen, Sandy Wollersheim, Sandy Ach-ter, Monica Schmitt. Girls’ Athletic Association The G.A.A. is an organization for all girls interested in athletics. The purpose of this club is to promote teamwork, good sportsmanship, and fair play among girls interested in athletics. This year members of the G.A.A. participated in sports such as: soccer, badminton, basketball, volleyball, softball, and tennis. On Awards Day, the advisor, Miss Schwandt, presented certificates, letters, and pins to all active members. ROW 1--Judy Gasch, Secretary; Mary Woelfel, President; Marlene Winkler, Vice-President. ROW 2--Jea'nne Woelfel, Treasurer; Mary Jane Lodes, Sergeant-at-Arms. 44 ROW 1 — Mary Jo Hume, Sandra Lunde, Jeanne Hoffmann, Judy Rost, Shirley Zastrow, Audrey Hertel, Shirley Lenz. ROW 2--Barbara Voigt, Judy Gudex, Carroll Walker, Margaret Nelson, Laurie Moehrke. ROW 3--Mary Woelfel, Kathy Fox, Patti Bishop, Christine Wagner, Shirley Daun, Linda Faber, Barbara Nennig. OW 1—Sharon Zorn, Mary Lou Keuler, Margie Schneider, Mary Jane McHugh. Betty Gruber 1PhyUis chneider. ROW 2-Judy Heimerl, Barbara Tasch. Georgeanne Hume. Pat eVrucht. ROW 3-Ruth Neuber, Janet Hephner, Mary Ann Heimann. ice 'Tanice Mueller loomer, Marlene Winkler. ROW 4-Barbara Geiser. Eileen Schmidt. Bev Pingel, Janice Muell . averne Propson. 45 Sigrid Lunde, President, Kathy Hackbarth, Secretary, Susie Schneider, Treasurer. ROW l--Carol Ludwig, Diane Dallmann, Audrey Miller, Cheryl Winkler, Gretchen Bloomer, Susie Schneider, Arlene Koehler. ROW 2--Kathy Schwartz, Joyce Jentsch, Mary Jo Ortlieb, Barbara Bennin, Judy Gudex, Kathy Fox. ROW 3--Beverly Lau, Jeanne Woelfel, Pat Bishop, Sharon Urban, Alice Buechel, Judy Gasch. 46 ROW 1--Mary Jane McHugh, Adella Meyers, Mary Lou Meyer, Mary Ann Boehnlein, Ellen Schmid, Len-ette Mertz. ROW 2--Linda Gordon, Shirley Lenz, Ginny Nennig, Sandy Lunde, Jeanne Hoffmann, Carol Freund, Rosie Geiser, Diane Woelfel. ROW 3--Alice Daun, Judy Geiser, Gretchen Schmieder, Sandy Gasch, Carol Bennin, Judy Goetsch, Marlys Hillmann, Monica Schmitt. ROW 4—Karen Hackbarth. Pat Kuehnl, Arlene Starfeld, Judy Criter, Shirley Karls, Mary Beth Kruse, Shirley Franzen. Ruby Guenther. ROW 1--Margie Schneider. Mary Lou Keuler, Sharon Zorn. Joyce Barany. Judy Heimerl Shirley Hammer. ROW 2--Dorothy Miller, Ruth Neuber, Sigrid Lunde, Diane Nett, Alice Bloomer, Sharon Halbach ROW 3-Eileen Schmidt, Barbara Geiser, Shirley Broeckel, Lynne Winkler, Janice Mueller, Diane Schmahl. 47 Future Homemakers of America Officers: ROW 1--Sandy Wollersheim, Secretary; Judy Gasch, President. ROW 2--Sandy Achter, Treasurer; Mary Woelfel, Historian; Joyce Pagel, Parliamentarian; Ruth Lorenz, Reporter; Monica Schmitt, Parliamentarian. ROW 1--Kathleen Satzer, Joanne Gruett, Carroll Walker, Suzanne Keuler, Karen Kuehnl, Sandra Lenz, Dorothy Sabel. ROW 2--Charlotte Mallmann, Janie Hoerth, Barbara Voigt, Kathleen Freund, Rose Karls. ROW 3--Betty Gruber, Karen LeFeber, Joyce Pagel, Shirley Daun, Bonnie Doern, Beverly Berrens. 48 ROW 1--Beverly Dernier, Shirley Karls, Arlene Starfeld, Elaine Nett. Mary Ann Boehnlein, Carol Freund, Diane Nett. ROW 2--Gretchen Schmeider, Adella Meyers, Linda Gordon, Nancy PlaDpert, Jonita Lewandowski, Kathy Schwartz, Carol Ludwig. ROW 3--Judy Gudex, Mary Jane Lodes, Jean Sabel, Diane Hauser, Mary Ann Karls, Mary Ann Thuecks, Shirley Lenz. ROW 4--Carol Halbach, Betty Schneider. Shirley Broeckel, Laverne Propson, Beverly Pingel, Barbara Schmitz, Katherine Bolz. ROW 1--Judy Criter, Lenette Mertz, Pat Roehrig, Loretta Mortimer. Sandra Lunde, Pat Bishop, Nancy Peik. ROW 2--Ginny Seipel, Diane Dallmann. Marlys Hillmann, Carol Krueger, Pat Keuhnl, Loretta Schmitt. ROW 3--Joyce Jentsch, Judy Geiser, Judy Gasch, Carol Grenzer. Pat Bangart, Janice Geiser. Judy Heimerl. ROW 4--Monica Schmitt. Mary Ann Heimann. Ruth Neuber, Beverly Lau, Sandy Wollersheim, Bonnie Goeser, Mary Woelfel, Jean Woelfel. 49 Future Farmers of America Vice President--Randy Habermann, President--Ron Sabel, Secretary--Norbert Ludwig, Treasurer--Jim Miller, Reporter --Bob Schneider 50 Seniors in F.F.A. and their advisor, Mr. Pautz, busy at work. David Nisler, Jim Kolbe, Bill Stephany, Kenneth Pingel, Donald Reimer, Harvey Dreier, Michael Schmitz. ROW 2--David Mueller, Raymond Schneider. Donald Mueller, Lowell Klessig, Paul Woelfel, Tom Selk, Ronnie Schoen. ROW 1 - -John Geiser, Alan Reichwald, Alfred Wagner. David Daun, Robert Cullen, Robert Ecker, Lon Schroeder. ROW 2--Bob Schaff, Ron Reimer, David Allen. Dave Gasch, Jerry Lenz, Arlyn Fuhrmann. ROW 3--Jerry Horst, Joe Woelfel. Marvin Pa gel. Bob Schneider. Franklin Gruber. 51 F R E N C H ROW 1--Georgeanne Hume, Vice President; Mary Jane Lodes, Treasurer; Kathy Fox, Secretary. ROW 2--Harold Geiser, President; Miss Eckelberg, Advisor. ROW 1--Diane Woelfel, Susan Schneider, Ann Hertel. ROW 2--Margaret Nelson, Sandra Gasch. ROW l--Jonita Lewandowski, Jean Woelfel, Marlene TeVrucht. ROW 2--Robert Plap-pert, Harold Geiser. ROW 1--Alice Whitby, Georgeanne Hume, Mary Jane McHugh, Mary Jane Lodes. ROW 2--Beverly Lau, Mary Beth Kruse, Kathy Fox. ROW 1--Carol Halbach, Alice Daun, Dorothy Miller, Pat Roehrig, Barbara Schmitz. ROW 2--Alice Whitby, Betty Wunrow, Judy Geiser, Bonnie Goeser, Margaret Wettstein. 52 ROW 1--Rosie Geiser. Elaine Nett, Shirley Karls, Mary Beth Kruse, Mary Jane McHugh, Diane Schmahl, Sigrid Lunde. ROW 2--Mary Jo Hume, Phyllis Schneider, Sharon Halbach, Judy Rost, Mary Lou Meyer, Sandra Lunde, Jeanne Hoffmann. Miss Eckelberg, Mr. Freiburger, Miss Kubale ROW 1--Ellen Schmid, Ann Hertel, Linda Gordon, Barbara Nennig. Patricia Reiser, Diane Woelfel, Laurie Moehrke. ROW 2--Sharon Hoerth, Christine Bloomer, Gret-chen Bloomer, Judy Salm, Margaret Nelson, Nancy Peik, Sharon Urban. ROW 3--Thomas Fox, Rett Humke, Leroy Keuler, Tim Huber, Stephen Larson. 53 Sweetheart Hop ROW 1--Elaine Nett, Mary Jane Lodes, Sharon Urban, Betty Wunrow, Mary Beth Kruse. ROW 2--Steve Thurwachter, John Thielmann, Harry Geiser, Ervin Selk, Bill Fox. King--John Thielmann Sweetheart--Mary Jane Lodes Music for the evening was furnished by the Toneheirs 54 Sadie Court--John Thielmann, Arlene Starfeld, Shirley Karls, Steve Thurwachter. On December 3, 1960 the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held. Jean Woelfel and Dick Schaff were Daisy Mae and Lil Abner. The wedding attendants were Shirley Karls and Steve Thurwachter and Arlene Starfeld and John Thielmann. 55 Aloha” Mary Lou Keuler, Janice Mueller, Sigrid Lunde, Judy Salm. Ruth Schmahl, Ruth Neuber. Queen, Mary Lou Keuler; King, Gerald Olbrich Paul Ziegelbauer, Gerald Olbrich, Marvin Pagel, Gilbert Woelfel, Leroy Gebhart, Tom Reinkober. We have seen many victories behind these doors. 57 a The final stages of our Senior float. Here comes the Ace of Spades!! 58 Who would ever guess these were Girl Scouts ROW 1--Judy Salm, Mary Lou Keuler, Si grid Lunde, Ruth Neuber, Ruth Schmahl. ROW 2--Tom Reirtkober, Gerald Olbrich, Paul Ziegelbauer, Leroy Gebhart, Jim Miller. 59 Football Coach: Mr. Thompson The football season for the 1960-1961 schoolyear was very successful, considering the loss of many lettermen the previous year. Coaching duties were handled by Mr. Thompson and Mr. Schuler. The third place Chilton Tigers had Tom Reinkober and Bob Larson picked for the Eastern Wisconsin All-Conference offensive team and Leroy Gebhart and Bob Larson for the All-Conference defensive team. Jim Miller and Paul Ziegelbauer were given honorable mention. Co-captains of our team were Tom Reinkober and Paul Ziegelbauer. ROW 1--Walter Pendl, Mck Klein, Jerry Rollmann, Tom Selk, Paul Woelfel, Steve Compton, Paul Reinkober, Gary Lisowe, Bob Bowe, Emil Everix, Ken Korb. ROW 2--Mike Schneider, Dennis Demes, Joe Woelfel, Bill Larson, Leo Horst, Leroy Keuler, Tom Reinkober, Paul Ziegelbauer, Bob Larson, Jim Miller, Jerry Olbrich, Leroy Gebhart, Bob Korb. ROW 3--John Thielmann, John Seipel, Ervin Selk, Ronnie Reimer, Harold Geiser, Jim Wagner, Steve Thurwachter, Tim Huber, Dave Gasch, Bill Bittner, Jerry Fox, Mr. Thompson. 60 Football Chilton 7.......................Sheboygan Falls 20 Chilton 13......................Kiel 0 Chilton 26......................Brillion 7 Chilton 12......................Kohler 0 Chilton 7.......................New Holstein 10 Chilton 19......................Valders 6 Chilton 0.......................Plymouth 0 61 Leroy Keuler Bob Korb Bill Larson Jim Miller Gerald Olbrich Mike Schneider Joe Woelfel 63 ROW l--Bob Larson, Vice President; Gerald Olbrich, Treasurer. ROW 2--Leroy Keuler, Secretary; Joe Woelfel, President; Mr. Thompson, Advisor. ROW 1--Robert Plappert, William Bittner, David Gasch, Emil Everix. ROW 2--Harold Geiser, Bob Larson, Steve Thurwachter, Leroy Keuler, Gerald Olbrich. ROW 1--Rett Humke, Bob Bowe, Jerry Fox, Marvin Pagel. ROW 2--Paul Ziegelbauer, Thomas Reinkober, Robert Korb, Joe Woelfel. 64 Diane Schmahl Mary Jo Ortlieb Freshmen: Sandy Lunde, Jeanne Hoffmann, Audrey Hertel, Sharon Hoerth. Sigrid Lunde Kathy Fox Cheerleaders wt n Team, ROW 1: Linda Gordon, Mary Beth Kruse, Susie ihneider. ROW 2: Carol Bennin, Cheryl Winkler, retchen Bloomer, Diane Woelfel, (missing, Lynne Winkler). Alice Bloomer Basketball Mr. Thompson, Athletic Director Varsity ROW 1--Dale Depies, Jerry Fox, Harold Geiser, Ervin Selk, Leroy Gebhart, Emil Everix, William Bittner, Manager. ROW 2--Mr. Thompson, Gerald Olbrich, Tom Reinkober, Jim Wagner, Steve Thurwachter, Bob Larson, Marvin Pagel. 66 B Team ROW 1--Dick Rollmann, Tom Selk, Paul Reinkober, Jerry Karls. ROW 2--Mr. Schuh, James Vogel, John Liska, Gerald TeVrucht, Gary Lisowe. Freshmen ROW l-Jim Kolbe, Leroy Roehrig, Jim Hlaban. Tom Dhein, Jim Vogel. Jeff Ware. Glen Miller. ROW 2—Alfred Wagner. Tom Fox. David Miller. Don Ziegelbauer. Mike Schmitz. Lon Schroeder. 67 Track Members of the 1960 Chilton Track Team were Mike Hoffmann, Joe Ketter, Pete Hoffmann, Ray Oakley, Rett Humke, Marv Pagel, Tom Reinkober, Jerry Fox, Gibby Woelfel, Harold Geiser, Bill Bittner, and Dave Gasch. At the end of the track season, the Tigers placed second in the conference. They then sent Mike Hoffmann and Tom Reinkober to the State Track Meet. Tom Reinkober placed fourth in the 440. A new feature in this year’s track season was the selection of a queen to represent Chilton at the Conference Track Meet which was held on May 24. The Tigers chose Joyce Hansen as their representative. 1960’s Chilton Golf Team is shown on the picture with the exception of Bob Plappert and Doug Bass. The Tigers were the defending champs, but lost their title at the Quit Qui Oc Course to Elkart Lake. At the end of the season, Chilton was in second place in the conference. 68 Baseball I960 Conference Champions Chilton . . . 8 . . Sheboygan Falls. . . .1 Chilton . . . . 9 . . Sheboygan Falls ... 3 Chilton . . . 7 . . . Kiel . 2 Chilton . . .10 . . Kiel 2 Chilton . . . . 6 . . Plymouth . 4 Chilton . . . 2 . . Plymouth 0 Chilton . . . . 6 . . Kohler . . 0 Chilton . . .18 . . . Kohler 4 Chilton . . . J.9 . . Brillion . 0 Chilton . . . 11. . . Brillion 1 Chilton . . . 2 . . New Holstein . . . . 0 Chilton . . . . 6 . . Valders 5 Chilton . . . . 9 . . V alders . 7 Chilton . . . 4 . . . New Holstein . . . . 0 ROW 1: Alan Woelfel, Bob Larson, Pete Hoffmann, Joe Ketter, Steve Woelfel, Mike Hoffmann. ROW 2: Coach Friedel, Don Hoffmann, Tom Reinkober, John Kettifr, Dick Hackbarth, Emil Everix. Compliments of the SHEBOYGAN PRESS, Sheboygan. Wisconsin 69 Lock, Stock and Lipstick Directors Miss Kubale Mr. Gilow Cast Mr. Warren . . Jane Gardner . . Miss Entwhistle . Charlie Plunket . Mrs. Maggs . . . Miss Prather . . . Mary Lou Brennen Don Donley . . Larry Donley . . Mrs. Donley . . . . . . Leroy Keuler . Mary Jane Lodes . Mary Beth Kruse .... Dan Maxson . Gretchen Bloomer . . Janice Mueller . . Margaret Nelson . . . Rett Humke . . . Paul Schmid . . Sharon Halbach Prompters Mary Jane McHugh Sharon Urban Stage Crew Bill Larson, Chairman Leo Horst Jerry Fox Property Committee Rosie Geiser, Chairman Nicki Ruhe Publicity Judy Gasch, Chairman Marlene Winkler Judy Gudex Judy Geiser Georgeanne Hume Sigrid Lunde Marlene TeVrucht Business Committee Judy Salm, Chairman Linda Faber Audrey Hertel Pat Reiser 70 Need to open a checking account? Take Linda's advice come to the new COMMERCIAL BANK. Thirsty anyone? Come to the A W ROOT-BEER STAND and quench your thirst. Paul knows that GRITTNER’S MEAT MARKET is a friendly place to buy your meat. Why not try it? ADS When you need service for your car, stop in at the friendly service station. DICK'S SINCLAIR, The HILLSIDE CHEESE FACTORY is busy processing some of Wisconsin's finest cheese. Looking over some of the quality products of the ALUMINUM PLANT are Lenette and Arlene. For the best buys in cars come to the CENTRAL GARAGE in Potter. One of the workers of the CHILTON CANNING COMPANY is showing Arlene and Lenette how to label cans. Looking for a good place to eat? Stop in at MOLLON’S as Gabby and Bob did. ADS Cheryl knows that for excellent photo printing, SCHABACH’S is the place to go. In the market for a new Buick? Dave and Bob say, See BOLZ'S GARAGE. Receive reliable laundry service from the CALUMET LAUNDRAMAT as Judy did. Compliments to the Class of 1961 from the HUMKE CLINIC. For the latest news in your hometown subscribe to the CHILTON TIMES JOURNAL. Everyone knows that the best construction company around is the HEDRICH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. Let the CALUMET PRINTING CO. help you work out all your printing problems. When you need coal in cold weather be sure to come to the CHILTON MALTING COMPANY. ADS To make sure you have a clean, fresh look on all your clothes, do as Mary Ann did. Stop in at LARSON'S CLEANERS. Dan Maxson is getting a look at the fine work done at CHILTON METAL PRODUCTS. For all your grocery needs, take Diane and patronize the CHILTON SHOPPING Gretchen does her shopping at COURTI don't you? Nicki and David have just purchased an insurance policy at SOHRWEIDES'. For the biggest selection of quality tools, visit the CO-OP in downtown Chilton as Gabby does. Patronize the CHILTON MILLWORKS for all your lumber needs. ADS ==ch|L.TON millwork - ornct - The CHILTON CREAMERY offers the finest in dairy products delivered right to your home. HINGISS IMPLEMENT is an excellent place to go when you're in the market for any machinery. Going on a trip? Buy the finest quality trailer from the CHILTON TRAILER COMPANY. ADS Barbara knows that KNAUF AND TESCH is nationally known for their feeds. Co.n- For the finest selection of the choicest flowers, patronize NOLAN'S. Dan and Paul read the APPLETON POST CRESCENT for the latest news. Get your copy today. SCHULTZ BROTHERS handles all your needs from a dime to a dollar. Nicki stops in often, why don't you? The FFA boys know that the best way to get customers is to sell Reinko pop from CHILTON BOTTLING COMPANY. For the prettiest and most modern drapes for your home, come to the CAIN DRAPERY. Congratulations to the Class of 1961. ARNOLD ORTLEPP Route 4, Chilton AEBISCHER SEEDS Dealer in Crushed Cement Gravel Road Gravel--Filling--Pit Run—Bulldozing CALUMET MUTUAL INSURANCE DR. JAMES KNAUF New Holstein, Wisconsin Chilton, Wisconsin DR. JOSEPH SCHLAEFER O.D. Optometrist GAMBLE STORE Chilton, Wisconsin H. C. TIMM Feeds—Seeds--Grain JODAR'S HARDWARE Hayton--New Holstein—Malone MAND'S DAIRY WALKER ELECTRIC SERVICE MILES AGEE D.V.M. Veternarian Compliments of your friendly A P STORE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY Chilton, Wisconsin Compliments of MRS. BARANY JOHN BOSCH National Guardian Life Insurance CALUMET COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Eick Bldg. 100 No. State Street CARNATION COMPANY ALEX J. CASPER Woodman Accident Life Insurance CENTRAL HOTEL Across from the depot Peter Schmahl CHILTON CLEANERS We call for and deliver CHILTON MEAT SERVICE Chilton, Wisconsin Compliments of CHILTON THEATRE DAUN AUTO REBUILDERS dr. r. c. McGrath Dentist DR. O'DONNELL Dentist DR. P. H. ORTLIE3 DUERWACHTER JEWELRY Gifts for all occasions Hamilton—Elgin— Bulova Compliments of ERBE-HOFFMANN FUNERAL HOME ERBE-HOFFMANN COMPANY Funeral Service, Home Furnishings New Holstein, Wisconsin GEBHART TELEVISION SERVICE Sales T.V. Service Appliances HENIE'S BAR 360 East Main Street HICKORY HILLS Country Club Golf Course HINGISS CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolet and Olds-mobile HIPKE DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store GERMAINE HUME Register of Deeds ROLAND E. MILLER County Clerk WILLOW INN Brant KLIEST'S HALL Compliments of MR. AND MRS. C. J. KOSMOSKY LEN’S ZEPHYR SERVICE Washing, Greasing and Wrecker Service LOG CABIN TAVERN NICOLAY'S AUTO BODY SERVICE Complete Auto Body Repair and Refinishing Glass Replacement MATH NILLES Clerk of Circuit Court JOHN NUSS OLD MILL DINING ROOM Hay ton Home Cooking Our Specialty PLA-MOR LANES Tex and Chick PAVALAT'S CHAR-COAL GRILL Hy 57 POHLAND INSURANCE Chilton, Wisconsin PFEFFER FUNERAL HOME Compliments of ED. POHLAND INSURANCE POTTER MEAT MARKET REDWOOD TEENAGE BAR SCHAUBS SERVICE STATION Clifford Schaubs and Ronald Raschke Compliments of Attorney F. J. SCHMEIDER SCHMIDT'S STYLE SHOP Mother Daughter Infant's Wear Chilton, Wisconsin SEEFELD ELECTRIC SHELL SERVICE Specialize in all automotive parts SMITH SERVICE STATION SNACK SHOPPE Teenage Restaurant Chilton, Wisconsin ST A DT MUELLER Remington Chain Saws Perfection Milk Machines Case Farm Implements STANDARD SERVICE STATION Chilton, Wisconsin TECK AND JOE'S TAVERN THUNDERBIRD MOTEL VOGEL AND BECHLEM MEAT MARKET WEBBER'S MEAT MARKET Paul A. Weber Chilton, Wisconsin Compliments of WILBER R. WINCH Index FACULTY Mr. Anderson--4 Mr. Augsburger--6,36 Mr. Dahlke--6 Mr. Drone--6,37,66 Miss Eckelberg--6,53 Mr. Freiburger--6,53 Mr. Friedel--6,69 Mrs. Fruend--5 Mr. Gentile--6.34 Mr. Gilow--7,43,70 Mr. Gordon--4 Miss Haskcy—3,7,38 Mrs. Hill—7.34.39 Mr. Hoffmann--7.40 Miss Kubale—7,70 Mr. Layman--7 Mr. Pautz--7 Miss Plautz—8 Mrs. Schomish—8 Mr. Schuh--8,66,67 Mr. Schuler--8 Miss Schwandt--8 Mr. Thompson—8,60,64,66 Mrs. Wcrblow--8 SENIORS Achter .Sandra - -12,42,44,38 Barany, Joyce—12,38,39,47 Bennin, Barbara--12,38,39,46 Be r re ns, Beverly--12,48 Bishop. Patrica--12,38,45,46,49 Bloomer, Alice--12,34,37,38,42, 45.47.65 Bowc, Bob--13,60,62,64 Demes, Dennis—13,66 Dcpics. Dalc--13,66 Doern, Bonnie--13 Fochs, Arthur—11,13,34,41 Fox, Jerome- -13,60,62,64,66,68 Fye, Gcraldine—14,43 Gasch. Judy—10.36,38.39.42.46.48, 49 Gcbhart, Leroy, 14,56,59,60,62 Geiser, Janice--ll ,14,38,45,49 Gruett, Lloyd, 14 Habcrmann, Randall--14 Hackbarth, Kathy —14,38,40,41 Hauser, Diane--15,49 Heimerl. Judy--15,38.39.45,47.49 Hildebrandt, David—15 Horst, Leo—10,15,60,62 Humkc, Rett--11,15,43,53,64,70 Jaeckcls, Barbara—16,43 Juckem, Rita—16,38,39 Karls, Mary Ann--16,49 Keuler, Leroy—10,16,53,59,60.62, 64,66,70 Keuler, Mary Lou--16,34,39,45,47, 56,59 Korb, Robert—16,60,63,64 Larson. Robert--17,38,42,60,63,64, 66,69 Larson. Bill—17,42,60,63 Lc Febcr, Karen--17,48 Ludwig, Norbcrt—17,40 Lunde, Sigrid--17.34.37.38.40.43. 46.47.53.56.59.65 Meyer, Andrew--17,42 Meyer. Jerome--18,42 Miller. James--18,41,59,60.63 Mortimer. Loretta--18,38,49 Mueller, Janice--18,42,43,45,47, 56,70 Neubcr, Ruth--18,43,45.47,49,56, 59 Nuss, Lonnie—18 Olbrich, Gerald—11.19,37.56,59, 60,63,64,66 Pagel, Marvin—19,41,50,56,64,66 Pingel, Beverly —19,41,43,49 Propson, Lavernc--19,42,43,45,49 Reinkober, Tom—10,19,34,56,59, 60.62,64.66,69 Sabcl, Jean, 19,42,49 Sabcl, Ronald--20 Sabel, Rosemary--20 Salm, Judy—11,20.37,38.39,42.45. 47,53,56,59 Schaff, Richard--20,42,55 Schmahl, Diane--20.34.37,38,41, 43.44.47.53.59.65 Schmahl. Ruth -20,36.37.38.42,56. 59 Schmitt, Monica--21.38,43,44,47, 48,49 Schmid. Paul—11,21,70 Schneider, Margaret—21,39,45,47 Schneider, Michael—21,41,60,61, 63 Schneider, Robert—21,51 Stache, Delilah--21 Sturtz, Shirley—22 TeVrucht, Marlene--22.36,43.45, 52 Winkler, Marlene—22,10,11,34,36. 37,38,45 Woelfel, Gilbert--22,56 Woelfel, Jean- -22,28,43,44,46.48, 49,52,55 Woelfel .Joseph—23,43,51.60.63.64 Woelfel. Mary Ann--11,23.38,45. 49 Wollersheim, Sandra--23.44,48,49 Ziegelbauer, Paul—23,34,37,42, 56.59,60,62,64 Zorn, Sharon--23,38.39,40,45,47 JUNIORS Allen. David--25,51 Bangart, Patricia—25,49 Bennin, Carol, 25,41,47,65 Biese, Richard--25,43 Bittner, Bill—25,60.64,66 Bolz, Katherine--25,38,45.49 Brandes. Arlene--25 Bucchcl, Alice--25,38,40,44,46 Criter, Judy—25,39.45.47.49 Daun, Alice—25,38,45,47 Dernier, Rodney--25 Dietz, Donald—25 Everix, Emil--26,37.60,64,66.69 Flack. Judy—26,43 Flanagan, Kathleen—26,38 Fox, Kathleen--26,37,38,42,43,45, 46,52,65 Fox, William—26,42,54 Fuhrmann, Arlyn—26,51 Gasch, David--26,51,60,64 Geiser. Barbara--26,45 Geiser, Harold - -S$6.52,54,60,64,66 Geiser, John--26,51 Geiser. Judy—14.26,38,45.47.49 Geiser, Rosie--26,37.38.47.53 Gilbertson. Germaninc—26,38 Goeser, Bonnie—26.42,43,45,49 Grenzer, Carol--26,43,49 Gruber, Franklin--26,51 Gudex, Judy--26.38,39,42,45.46.49 Halbach, Carol—26,49 Heimann, Mary Ann--26,42,43.45, 49 Heimerl, Carol—26 Hcphner, Janet—26,45 Hillmann, Marlys—26,38,39,42,43. 44,47,49 Horst, Jerry—26,51 Huber. Timothy—26.38.43.53.60 Hume, Georgeanne—26,38,42,43, 45,52 Jensen. Edith—26,39,43 Karls. Shirley—26,38,42,43.44.47. 49.53.55 Keuler. Herbert—26 Kopf, Alan—26 Kruse, Mary Beth--26,37,38,40.43, 45.47.52.53.54.65.70 Lenz, Jerome—26,43,51 Lodes, Mary Jane—26,34,37,38,42, 43.45.49.52.54.70 Loose, Darrell--26 Lorenz, Ruth--26.38,45.48 Maxson, Daniel--26,41,70 Me Hugh, Mary Jane—27,37,38,42. 43,45,47,52.53 Mertz, Lenette—27,43,47,49 Miller, Dorothy—27,47 Muellenbach, Robert—27 Nadler, Alice—27 Nett. Elaine—27,38.42,43.49.53 Plappert, Robert--27,52.64 Riemer, Ann--27.39,42,43 Riemer, Ronald--27,42,51,60 Rochrig, Patrica—27.43.49 Schaff. Robert--27 Schmidt, Eileen--27,47 Schmitz. Barbara--27,38,43,45,49 Schneider, Betty--27,49 Seipel, John--27,42.60 Selk. Ervin—27.34.37.54.60.66 Skahen.John—27 Starfeld, Arlene—27,38,42,43.44, 47.49.55 Stcffes, Donna--27,42,43 Thielmann, John—27.34,37.42.54. 55,60 Thuecks. Mary Ann--27,3839.44. 49 83 Thurwachter. Steve--27,54.55.60. 64,66 Urban. Sharon--27.37.38,39.44.46, 53,54 Wettstcin, Margaret--27.38 Whitby. Alice--27,38,43,52 Wilson. Helen--27 Winkler. Lynne--27,47 Wunrow, Betty--27,34,37,54 Zahn, Beverly--27,42,43 SOPHOMORES Barany,Joanna--28 Berrens, Barbara--28,43 Bloomer, Gretchen--28,36,38,44,53. 70 Boehnlein, Mary Ann--28,47,49 Bowe. Dennis—28 Broeckel. Shirley—28,47,49 Compton, Steve--28,60 Dallmann, Diane--28,39,46.49 Dernier, Beverly—28,49 Dhcin, Steve--28 Dittcr, Norman--28.37 Franzen. Shirley--28.41,44,47 Freund, Carol--29,47,49 Gasch, Sandra--29.42,43,47,52 Gilbertson. Gerald--29 Goetsch, Judith--29,44,47 Gordon, Linda—29,36,38,47,49.53, 65 Gruber, Ann--29 Guenther, Ruby Ann—29,36.41.47 Hackbarth, Karen--29.38.40.44.47 Halbach, Renee--29,42,43 Hertel, Ann-29.38.40.44.52.53 Jentsch, Joyce--29,39.46.49 Karls. Jerome--29,67 Kculcr, John--29 Klein, Richard--29,60 Koehler, Arlene--29,43.44,46 Klessig, Lowell--29 Korb, Kenneth—29,36.38.43,60.68 Kraus, Jon—29 Krueger. Carol--29,49 Kcuhnl, Patrica—29,47,49 LaCrosse, Tony--29,37,38.41 Lau, Beverly—29,43,46,49,52 Laughrin, Thomas—29 Lemkc, David--29 Lenz, Shirley—29.42.45.47.49 Lcwandowski. Jonita--29,42,49,52 Lisowe, Gary--29,41,60,67 Liska, John--67 Ludwig, Carol--29,46.49 Mand, Lawerence--29 Manderscheid, Marlene--29 Meyers, Adella--29,47,49 Miller, Audrey—29,40,46 Mueller, David—29,40 Mueller. Donald—29,41 Murray, Charles—30 Nadler, Darlene—30,41 Nelson. Margaret - -30,34,37,43.45. 52,53,70 Nennlg, Lloyd—30 Ncnnig, Virginia--30.43,44.47 Nett. Diane—30.38.43.47.49.54 Oakley. Charlotte—30,42,43 Ortlieb, Mary Jo--30,41.42,43.44, 46.65 Peik, Nancy--30,38.39.45.49 Pendl, Walter, 30,60 Pingel, Kenneth--30 Plappert, Nancy—30,38,39,45,49 Reinkobcr, Paul--30,37.60,67 Rollmann, Richard--30,60,67 Schaff, Bob-30.51 Schmid. Ellen--30.38.41.42.43.45. 47,53 Schmieder, Gretchen--30,34,37,38, 44,47,49 Schneider, Raymond--30 Schneider. Susan--30.38.39.42.43. 44.46.52.65 Schoen, Ronald—30,40 Schussman, Audrey--30 Schwartz, Kathleen--30,39,46,49 Seipel, Virginia—30.41,49 Selk, Thomas--30,34,60,67 Steffes, Ronald—30 Stein, Agnes—30,43 Stcphany, Robert--30 TcVrucht, Gerald—30,67 Wagner, James—30,60,66 Winkler, Cheryl--30,38,39,44.46. 65 Woelfel, Diane—30,34.37.40.45.47. 52.53.65 Woelfel. Paul--30,60 FRESHMEN Allison, David--31 Bangart, Michael—31 Bennin, Elizabeth—31,40,45 Bloomer. Christine--31,53 Bowe, Albert—31 Cullen. Robert—31,51 Daun, David—31,51 Daun, Shirley--31,43,45,48 Depics, Mark--31 Dhcin, Tom—31,67 Docrn, Shirley--31,48 Dreier, Harvey—31 Ecker. Robert, 31,51 Faber, Linda—31,42,45 Fox, Thomas, 31,37,53,67 Frcibrugcr, John--31,32,40 Freund, Kathleen--32,48 Gilbertson, Donald--32 Goeser, Mary Ann—32 Grenzer, Mary—32 Gruber, Elizabeth--32,45,48 Gruett, Joanne—32,48 Gruett, Sandra—32 Halbach. Sharon—32,38,43.47.53. 70 Hammer, Shirley--32,47 Hertel, Audrcy--32,41,45,65 Hlaban, James—32,67 Hoerth, Jane--32.48 Hocrth. Sharon—32,40.53.65 84 Hoffmann. Jeanne—32,34.37,38,4; 45.47.53.65 Holst. John--32 Hume, Mary Jo—32,43,45,53 Humke, David—32 Karls, Rose, 32,48 Keuler, Suzanne--32,48 Kolbe, James—32,67 Kramer, Carol—32 Kuehnl, Karen—32,48 Larson, Stephen--32,43,53 Lavey, Matthew--32 Lax, Robert--32 Lenz, Sandra--32,48 Lisowe. Mary--32 Ludwig, Donald--32,40 Lunde, Sandra--32.34.37,38,42.45, 47.49.53.65 Mallmann, Charlotte. 32,48 Manderscheid, Gordon--32 Mertz, Darla--32,39 Meyer, Harold—32 Meyer, Mary Lou--32,43,47.53 Miller, Davids, 33.40,67 Miller. Glen--33.41,67 Miller, Thomas, 33,41 Moehrkc, Laurie--33,37.38,45.53 Ncnnig. Barbara--33,41.45,53 Neuman. Tom—33 Nislcr, David--33 Pagel. Joyce--33.43,48 Ploeckelmann, Jean—33 Reichwald, Alan--33,51 Reichwald. Joan--33 Reiser, Patrica—33.41,45.53 Riemer, Donald—33 Roehrig, LcRoy—33,67 Rost, Judith—33,45,53 Ruhe, Nicki—33,43 Sabcl, Dorothy--33,43,48 Satzer, Kathleen--33.48 Schmitt, Loretta--33.49 Schmitz, Michael—33.67 Schneider, Charles--34,40 Schneider, Phyllis--34,40.41,42,43. 45,53 Schroeder, Lon—34,51,67 See, Allen--34 Stache, Sharon—34 Stcnz, Steven--34 Stcphany. William--34 Sturm, Paul—34,43 Tasch, Barbara--34.45 Tyson. William—43 Vogel, James--43,67 Voigt, Barbara--42.43,45,48 Wagner, Alfred--43,51,67 Wagner. Christine--43,45 Wagner, Michael--43,40 Walker. Carroll--43,45.48 Ware, Jeff--34,37.43,67 Zahn. Charles--43 Zastrow, Shirley--43,45 Ziegelbauer, Donald—43.67 •. a - oS-. ' . ■ -v .■ ■ ■ ■ .- s . -v- ' ■ . ■ •-- r-- .•v '- . - •- _ • • . . ... - • •. -r _ . . • . • . , .« . - . 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