Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

DEDICATION...............................PAGE 2 ADMINISTRATION ........................PAGE 3 FACULTY SENIORS..............................PAGE 11 UNDERCLASSMEN.......................PAGE 31 HAPPENINGS..........................PAGE 51 ORGANIZATIONS......................PAGE 59 SPORTS............................PAGE 79 ADVERTIZEMENTS...................PAGE % We, the class of 1970. dedicate this Tigerette to Mr, Michael Fitzpatrick. He has encouraged our student body toward greater participation in school activities, thereby boosting our school spirit. His dedication to Chilton High is illustrated in his willingness to assist in many extra curricular activities. He was assistant football coach and coach of our first wrestling team this year. Mr. Fitzpatrick was born in Milwaukee and graduated from Lomira High School. He attended St. Norbert’s College for one year and spent his next years at WSU-Oshkosh where he earned his B.S. degree. Four years ago he came to Chilton High School. In 1967-68, he obtained a leave-of-absence and acquired his Master’s degree. Besides teaching Senior Math, Algebra II, and Intermediate Math, Mr. Fitzpatrick has participated actively in the Chilton Education Association, and was recently elected its president. It is our sincerest hope that Mr. Fitzpatrick will remain at Chilton High and continue to be an inspiration to his students. 2 Dear Students, Another school year is coming to a close: an eventful year in which man conquered space and set foot on the surface of the moon and a year in which a CHS football team conquered all its opponents and went through a season unbeaten and untied. Though the first was an historic achievement of the highest degree and the latter, in contrast, a relatively simple event, both are accomplishments in which we may take pride and both demonstrate what can be done through dedication, cooperation and knowledge. Use every opportunity, in school and out, to develop these qualities. You’ll need them to face the challenge of the 70’s. Best wishes and good luck. A. W. Gordon A. W. GORDON, SUPERINTENDENT ADMINISTRATION TO THE CLASS OF 1970, The interest and concern of Chilton High School go with you into your life’s work. Your teachers are proud of you. They are confident of your ability and desire to contribute to society. We wish for you, as individuals and as a group, that happiness which comes to those who serve their fellow men. One should not minimize the magnitude of the problems which we all face today, but neither should one '‘undersell” the capacity of the intelligence of the disciplined mind. The major problems of our day are man-made and may be resolved by men of good will. 4 MELVIN DEY, PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION A. W. Larson, A. Horst, D. Aebischer, H. Compton, D. Holst. SECRETARIES SEATED: Jan Mader and Annie Francart. STANDING: Sarah Thurwachter. 5 F A JOHN AUGSBURGER Chemistry PHILLIP ANDERSON U. S. History MARCY BADZINSKI English EDWARD DRONE Physical Science 6 LINDA DUNCAN Physical Education JEANETTE EICHHORST French JAMES EISNER World History MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Math PATRICIA FLEMMING Business Education JOHN FREIBURGER World History JOHN FREIDEL Physical Education DIANE GILLIG English 7 DIANE GILOW MARVIN HOFFMANN Band LEATRICE LUTTERMAN Librarian WARREN MYHRE Agriculture ■- SALLY MEINEN Home Economics ROBERT SAGER Biology NEIL NELSON Physical Education 8 ALAN SCHMIDT U.S. History Sociology CHARLES SCHUKNECHT U.S. History American Problems LORETTA SCHOMISCH Bookkeeping Typing ROBERT SCHUH English GORDON SCHULER Mechanical Drawing Woodshop JAMES SKARDA Guidance Counselor RICHARD S EIDER Math PALMER SMITH Psychology English ¥ 9 EARL STICKA Driver Education DAVID THOMPSON English JOAN WEGNER Vocal Music DALE VOSKUIL Physics Math RICHARD WEINBERGER MARY WEPNER Typing DUANE YOUNGSTEADT Swimming Electricity Metal Shop RICHARD WERBLOW Woodshop 10 DEBBIE AEBISCHER ROCK ANDERSON BARBARA AUGUST DEBRA BALDOCK CATHERINE BALTZ CONSTANCE BALTZ RONALD BENNIN DAVID BLANKENSHIP MARK BLOHOWIAK 12 MARILYN BLOOMER SUSAN CLAVERS KENNETH BOLZ GARY BUECHEL ARLENE COFFEEN DAVID CASPER KATHLEEN BOLL THOMAS BRANDT CHARLES BROCKER JUDITH COFFEEN JO ANNE DAUN MARK DAUN MARJORIE DOERN DEANNA DRONE KRISTINE EUCLIDE JO ANN DITTER LAWRENCE DITTER CAROLYN DIEDRICH ANTHONY GOESER DEBORAH HANSEN DIANE HANSEN 15 ROBERT HANSSEN THERESA HEPHNER JEAN HERTEL JOHN KARTHEISER RICHARD KEULER MARY KEISNER FREDERICK KLASEN CHARLES KLEINHANS DALE KOEHLER ROBERT KOLBE MARGARET KOPF BETTY KOSSMAN 17 STEVE KOSSMAN JANICE LAU TIMOTHY LAUGHRIN BARBARA LEONHARD MERLIN LISOWE TERRY MARTIN KENNETH MUELLER THERESA MUELLER JOSEPH NADLER THOMAS OTT GIORGIO PATERLINI ANDREW PENDL DAVID NENNIG DORIS NENNIG MARILYN OTT JANICE PETHAN JEAN PETHAN NICHOLAS PFEFFER JEANNE PROPSON PATRICIA PROPSON DONALD RAUSCH SUZANNE REINL SUSAN ROZMAN NANCY SALM SUSAN SCHMAHL ROBERT SCHABACH CHRISTINE SCHAEFER THOMAS SCHMIDLKOFER 21 MARY SCHAEFER JEANNE SCHAFF STEVEN SCHMAHL DWANE SATTLER DARLENE SCHMIDLKOFER ROBERT SCHMITZ DANIEL SCHNEIDER ROBERT SCHNEIDER STEPHEN SCHNEIDER SUZANNE SCHNEIDER WAYNE SCHNEIDER 22 JUDITH SCHOENBORN KENNETH SCHOLZ JOANN SCHOMISCH DAVID SIEGWARTH GRACE SOHRWEIDE DOUGLAS STEEGE LINDA STENZ JEFFREY THOMPSON KENNETH VOGEL GREGORY SCHUH SHEILA SEBORA MICHAEL SEIPEL DANIEL VOGT STEVEN VOIGT GERALD WAGNER JOANN WAGNER JOYCE WAGNER DEBORAH WARE 24 EUGENE WEBER HERBERT WOELFEL PATRICIA WOELFEL CHRISTINE WOLFF DONALD WUNROW VICTORIA ZAHN CARY ZUMHOF NOT PICTURED: VICKI CAMPBELL CAROL CHAMPEAU ALLEN ECKER LARRY HERRIGES DAVID LISKA MARLENE MILBEE LILA MILLER PATRICK NOLAN ELISE PFEFFER MELVIN PROPSON PATRICIA THORP ALOIS ZITZELSBERGER CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES: D. Sattler, R. Hanssen, K. Euclide, R. Anderson, M. Seipel, D, Steege. NOT PICTURED: S. Schmahl, D. Koehler. 25 SENIOR HISTORY On August 29, 1966, one hundred and forty freshmen began their four year high school career at CHS. Chosen for first semester class officers were Nick Pfeffer - President, Dan Neuhoff - Vice President, Pat Woelfel - Secretary, and Mike Seipel - Treasurer. Homecoming was the first event of the year playing the New Holstein Huskies, and the freshman float theme was We'll Hush Them Puppies. Incidentally we were undefeated Football Champs in '66. Chosen as frosh cheerleaders were Deanna Drone, Nancy Geiger, Marilyn Ott, Sheila Sebora, and Pat Woelfel. Bob Hanssen, Jeff Thompson, and Nick Pfeffer had the distinction of playing on the J. V. basketball squad. Chosen for second semester officers were Dave Blankenship, Jean Hertel, and Marilyn Ott, headed by Bob Hanssen. Class Advisors were Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Augsburger, and Mrs. Schomisch. Completion of our first year of high school led us into our Sophomore year. Chosen as leaders of our class were Sue Reinl - President, Sheila Sebora - Vice President, Mary Schaefer - Secretary, and Donna Michels - Treasurer. Up Up and Away” was chosen as our float theme for the '67 Homecoming, and our window display, Security is a Tiger Team, took first place. Chosen to cheer on the Varsity Squad was Sue Reinl, while Marilyn Ott, Sheila Sebora, and Pat Woelfel helped lead the J.V. cheers. Sweet Heart Hop was held on February 17, 1968, with music provided by the Blues Phase. Sweethearts chosen for the court were Arl Coffeen, Nancy Geiger, Marilyn Ott, Sue Reinl, and Pat Woelfel. Escorts were Tim Laughrin, Mark Blohowiak, Herb Woelfel, Bob Hanssen, and Mike Seipel, respectively. Sue and Bob reigned King and Queen over the annual event. Class advisors were Mr. Skarda, Mrs. Schomisch, Mr. Schmidt, and Mr. Augsburger. Tom Ott held the only sophomore position on the varsity football team, while Steve Voigt, Steve Schmahl, Ken Scholz, Dave Liska, and Richard Humke swam for the Varsity Swimming Team. Our first business as being upper classmen was electing officers. Elected for President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, were Mike Seipel, Pat Woelfel, Nancy Geiger, and Dwane Sattlet. First Prize for the Homecoming floats went to the Junior class, our theme was Our Motive -Drive 'Em Loco. Bob Hanssen and Nick Pfeffer were elected to the 1st team All Conference defense during the football season, while Rick Keuler honored the 1st team offense. Nick was also listed on 2nd team All Conference, during the basketball season. Advisors for this year were Mr. Skarda and Mrs. Schomisch, and they were a great help on our Junior Prom held on May 2, 1969. Through the Looking Glass was the theme of the ball that Sheila Sebora and Daniel Schneider reigned over. Members of their court of honor included: Arlene Coffeen escorted by Mike Miller, Deanna Drone escorted by Chuck Kleinhans, Nancy Salm escorted by Ken Scholz, Jeanne Schaff escorted by Ken Mueller, and Judy Schoenborn escorted by Herb Woelfel. Late hour dancing and an early breakfast was held at the post-prom party at Hickory Hills. In the spring of '69, Kris Euclide was chosen Badger Girl and Doug Steege and Nick Pfeffer as Badger Boys. Endeavors of our years before, gave us our awaited promotion of SENIORS OF CHS. As seniors, officers elected were Doug Steege - President, Rock Anderson - Vice-President, Susi Schmahl - Secretary, and Dwane Sattler - Treasurer. Welcomed by the entire school Jx dy was Georgio Paterlini. From Italy, our AFS student was an active AFS'er, in 4-H was an honorary student council member, swam on the swimming team, and qualified in grade-point average for the Blue Honor Roll. Living with Dwane Sattler and family, we hope George enjoyed his U. S. visit and will come home again soon. 26 HOMECOMING 69 was held on October 13th. Seniors took 4th place float prize, with According to the Stars, Victory is Ours. The annual Homecoming Day parade was led by the CHS band, class and club floats and the Queen candidates. Candidates and their escorts were: Kris Euclide and Doug Steege, Nancy Geiger and Bob Schmitz, Mary Scharder and Mike Seiper, Susi Schnahl and Dale Koehler, and Pat Woeflef and Chuck Kleinhans. Pat was crowned Queen at the half-time ceremonies, by Pat Hoerth, Queen of '68. Sue Reinl led the Varsity Cheerleading as Captain, along with Nancy Geiger, Sheila Sebora, and Pat Woeflef. Seniors on the ]. V. squad were Marilyn Ott and Nancy Salm. A newity in our cheering section was the addition of mounts. Senior guys tumbling and fumbling with the cheerleaders were Dave Blankenship, Dwane Sattler and Mike Seipel. Chosen as flag raisers for the year were Donna Michels and Pat Nolan. Winning the DAR award was Kris Euclide, and Marilyn Bloomer the Betty Crocker award. Introducing wrestling on our sports agenda were Rick Keuler and Bob Schmitz as seniors. Highlights of all sports seasons was the Varsity football team's Eastern Wisconsin Championship. Taking the honor with a season's record of being undefeated, untied, and unscored upon, also gave the Tigers recognition as Team of the Week. Qualifying for all conference were Dave Casper, Bob Hanssen, Rick Keuler, Dave Nennig, Tom Ott, Nick Pfeffer, Mike Seipel and Jeff Thompson: with Dave Blankenship and Chuck Kleinhans ranking in Honorable Mention. Dave Casper and Bob Hanssen also were rated on All-State Conference. Nearing the end of the year, top students were chosen. They were Barbara August, Kris Euclide, Leon Geiser, Kathryn Hertel, Barbara Leonhard, Marilyn Ott, Patricia Propson, Darlene Schmidlkofer, Dan Schneider, Sue Schneider, Dave Siegwarth, Patricia Woelfel and Don Wunrow. Kris Euclide took honors as Valedictorian and Kathy Hertel as Salutatorian. On June 7, the Class of '70 was graduated, from the hallowed halls of CHS, leaving with happiness, remorse, and memories of days gone by. CLASS MOTTO: I'll keep looking 'til the need to look is gone, my arms reach out toward something beyond ... ROD McKUEN VALEDICTORIAN KRISTINE EUCLIDE Kris Euclide is graduating as the valedictorian of the Class of '70. Kris is very active in her support of CHS. She has participated in many school activities during her four years here. This year, she won the D. A.R. award and was made Badger Girl. Kris has also been a member of the CHS Band for four years. Along with her credits for being Hillcrest editor, president of the National Honor Society, and secretary of the Student Council are Kris' participation in forensics, A.F.S., and G. A. A. She was a Tigerette staff-head, sang in the mixed chorus, and was a member of the Pep Band and the 1969 Homecoming Court. Our congratulations go to Kris for her success in achieving this honorary title. We wish her luck for the years ahead. SALUTATORIAN Kathy Hertel is graduating this year as the salutatorian of the Class of '70. She is a conscientious student of whom we can be proud. Kathy was active in many clubs and events while in school. She participated in G.A.A. and Interscholastic Athletic competition. Besides being active in forensics and the Pep Club, Kathy is a member of the National Honor Society, the American Field Service, and French Club. She was a member of the Student Council, was on the Hillcrest staff, and was a Tigerette staffhead. Kathy also received honors for her ability in math. We extend congratulations to Kathy for her achievements and wish her success in the future. KATHRYN HERTEL SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS BARBARA LEONHARD MARILYN OTT PATRICIA PROPSON DARLENE DANIEL SCHMIDLKOFER SCHNEIDER SUZANNE SCHNEIDER DAVID STEGWARTH PATRICIA WO ELF EL DONALD WUNROW 29 BETTY CROCKER AWARD: MARILYN BLOOMER FLAG RAISERS: 30 DONNA MICHELS and PAT NOLAN R. Adkins L. Alten J. Amel L. Amel R. Baird C. Baldock B. Bartel B. Bastian J. Bates T. Beers P. Behnke D. Berrens J. Beyer J. Bloomer J. Boehnlein JUNIORS A. Boll B. Bolz K. Bosch C. Brandenburg P. Bruckner R. Bruckner B. Burg J. Coffeen R. Dallmann P. Daun R. Daun B. Degeneffe R. Delabio R. Delabio L. Depies 32 L. Died rich R. Edens R. Eldred G. Emerich L. Ensign D. Fagg L. Fluhr G. Fox M. Fox R. Fox M. Frank R. Gasch C. Gebhart S. Geiger D. Geiser J. Geiser S. Gerner D. Gilbertson N. Gilbertson S. Graf C. Grenzer G. Grube A. Gruber P. Gruber M. Gruett N. Gruett J. Hackbarth D. Hanssen ]. Hauser D. Heimann 33 Absent when pictum were mode PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE J. Heimann A. Heller K. Herrick J. Herriges R. Hertel D. Hoddel D. Hoerth H. Hoerth J. Hoerth M. Holst J. Jodar J. Juckem L. Juckem M. Juckem D. Kartheiser D. Kasper D. Keuler S. Keuler S. Keuler L. Klein J. Kleinhans M. Koch T. Koehler A. Kopf S. Kopf S. Kratzke G. Larson J. Lemke G. Lemke S. Lemke 34 D. Riemer C. Riley D. Roehrig G. Roewer E. Rollmann S. Rozman J. Ruffing M. Salm D. Sattler D. Schabach B. Schaefer P. Schaff S. Schmeiser M. Schmidlkofer G. Schmitz K. Schommer J. Schomisch B. Schreiner T. Schwalenberg K. Seipel C. Sims M. Stecker R. Steffes S. Stenz D. Sturtz C. Tadych N. Tasch R. Thompson A. Thurwachter D. Urban 35 A. Lintner J. Lintner K. Lisowe G. Loose D. Lorenz D. Ludwig G. Ludwig J. Lutz D. Maas R. Mand D. Martin J. Meier P. Moeschberger J. Nadler T. Nelson C. Nennig L. Nilles L. Ninedorf J. Nohr D. Oakley J. Ott G. Papendieck L. Papendieck D. Pingel D. Pohland M. Propson G. Rabida J. Ratz J. Rausch T. Reinl 36 M. Vogel G. Vogt D. Voigt D. Wagner J. Wagner M. Weller J. Wenig J. Wenig M. Wettstein P. Wettstein N. Woelfel J. Zitelberger JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS; LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gasch, N. Woelfel, J. Schomisch, G. Roewer, P. Moesch-berger, D. Sturtz. 37 D. Aebischer R. Allison P Baird R. Baltz E. Bangart D. Bastian S. Bechlem D. Bennin D. Bennin J. Bennin P. Beyer M. Blonien W. Bradley J. Brandt P. Brenner SOPHS W. Brown D. Bruckner S. Bruckner S. Bruckner D. Buechel G. Buechel K. Burg K. Cullen J. Daun R. Daun S. Daun J. Ditter K. Ditter L. Doern L. Doern 38 D. Drone L. Fesing K. Flaherty K. Fritschka K. Gasch K. Gates K. Gauthier L. Gebhart C. Geiser D. Geiser S. Geiser T. Geiser D. Giesen V. Gilbertson D. Goeldi J. Grabowski M. Grenzer S. Grenzer B. Gudex E. Haberstroh S. Hatchell D. Hertel H. Hertel C. Hilbert M. Hoffmann J. Horst J. Isa jew J. Jaeger J. Juckem R. Juckem 39 R. Juckem K. Karl L. Karls A. Karls G. Kasper A. Kealty K. Kiesner M. Kleinhans D. Kobriger A. Kopf J. Kramarczyk J. Kuehnl D. Lau Y. Lemke M. Lenz E. Lisowe R. Lisowe N. Maas M. Mand P. Martin S. Martin J. McGrath T. McMunn C. Meier V. Mertz P. Meyers K. Miller T. Mittnacht H. Moeschberger D. Montero 40 A. Mueller G. Mueller W. Mueller W. Murphy R. Nelson P. Nisler M. Nohr S. Nolan J. Pagel . G. Parsons S. Pautz C. Peterson V. Pethan J. Pfeffer M. Pfeffer T. Pfeffer J. Portmann G. Propson K. Rausch K. Rausch K. Roepcke D. Rollmann N. Rozman D. Schabach P. Schabach D. Schaefer J. Schaefer D. Schaubs P. Schierl R. Schmidt 41 PHOTO N«f Available NOT SHOWN L. Schmitz M. Schneider J. Schneider J. Schneider S. Schneider 3. Scholz G. Schuh D. Schwanke T. Schwarz B. Schwobe J. Schwobe L. Seefeld J. Seipel K. Siegwarth P. Sket K. Sohrweide D. Solchenberger G. Spykerman K. Stache D. Steege J. Steffes S. Stenz J. Suttner S. Tadych S. Theilmann R. Thorp J. Thurwachter S. Tiffany G. Vanne D. Veit 42 M. Vogel E. Voigt M. Wachter M. Wagner J. Wagner J. Weber D. Weninger J. Wingers G. Winkler K. Woelfel S. Woelfel K. Wolff C. Yerkman G. Zastrow G. Zeamer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Gasch, M. Nohr, G. Scholz, T. Mit-tnacht, R. Daun, C. Meier 43 PLUS REPRESENTATIVES B. Gerner S. Gerner T. Gerner S. Grabowski R. Gilbertson L. Adkins K. Baumann M. Baird D. Bates R. Boehnlein M. Boll D. Bolz R. Bolz G. Brandenburg L. Brandenburg J. Bruckner B. Buechel R. Buhl M. Coffeen S. Coffeen P. Degeneffe L. Dohr G. Fesing T. Fox K. Francart G. Frank L. Freidel B. Furlano R. Gates J. Gebhart FROSH D. Gonzo A. Graney D. Grittner S. Halbach J. Hansen J. Hansen J. Heine B. Hephner P. Herrick C. Hertel D. Hertel J. Hertel R. Hoerth A. Hoffman S. Hollmann R. Hugo K. Kampfer T. Karls S. Kartheiser M. Kasper G. Kees L. Keuler G. Klein M. Kobriger T. Koch M. Koehler D. Kolbe J. Kolbe M. Kopf N. Kopf 45 S. Kossman N. Kratzke M. Krueger S. Krueger C. Kubichka E. Kurtz M. Leitner J. Leonhard J. Lintner L. Lorenz K. Ludwig P. Lutz D. Mand J. Mand L. Mand K. Martin K. Martin J. Mayer J. McGrath S. McNeely S. Meier D. Mertz R. Meyers S. Miller K. Moehrke E. Mueller C. Nadler B. Nennig L. Neuhaus M. Nicolay 46 J. Nine do rf B. Nohr D. Papendieck P. Pethan R. Pfeffer G. Pingel D. Prouty B. Pohland K. Propson L. Rabida M. Rach R. Ratz S. Redig M. Reinkober L. Richter C. Riley P. Roehrig W. Rollmann C. Rozman C. Ruffing R. Ruffing P. Rusch C. Schaefer J. Schaff J. Schlaefer R. Schmahl S. Schmidlkofer R. Schmitz A. Schneider S. Schneider 47 J. Schnuell M. Schoenborn K. Scholz R. Schommer J. Schwobe J. Schwobe D. Sebora K. Sell M. Sieber J. Sims C. Stache ]. Steenport K. Strassman M. Streckert C. Sweet B. Thiel D. Thompson R. Vogel K. Wagner S. Walker J. Weber M. Weber A. Wenig R. Whitby R. Woelfel S. Wunrow J. Zachow'ski 48 PHOTO Not Available CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Nicolay, Paula Lutz, Tom Koch, Jean Weber, Jim Schlaefer, Anne Schneider, and Judy Schwobe. The epitome of school spirit! SNAPSHOTS -MORE OR LESS The Traditional Homemakers' Tea : One of these decades they'll take the hint to spike the punch .,. hopefully, 49 MOMENTS JERRY WAGNER: Come over here and say that. FROM THE PAST Joann Daun and friends. Brownies, Brownies, and more Brownies. (FROM LEFT): JUDY SCHOENBORN, KRIS EUCLIDE, DEBBIE WARE, MARILYN BLOOMER, DORIS NENNIG, KATHY BOLL, CAROLYN DIEDRICH, MARY SCHAEFER, DONNA MICHELS, ELISE PFEFFER, and JEAN HERTEL. We had parties then, too! (FROM LEFT): DEANNA DRONE, GIGI HUMKE, SUSI SCHMAHL, DARLENE SCHMIDLKOFER, STEVE VOIGT, STEVE SCHMAHL, BOB HANSSEN, and DAVE LISKA. 50 COURT OF HONOR: Judy Schoenborn and Herb Woelfel, Deanna Drone and Chuck Kleinhans, Queen Sheila Sebora and King Dan Schneider, Arlene Coffeen and Mike Miller, Nancy Salm and Ken Scholz, Jean Schaff and Ken Mueller. Junior Couple: Mary Salm and Mark Sebora. 1969 JUNIOR PROM On May 2, as couples stepped Through the Looking Glass, they were caught in the spell of Alice’s Wonderland. The court of honor, Arlene Coffeen escorted by Mike Miller, Deanna Drone escorted by Chuck Kleinhans, Nancy Salm escorted by Ken Scholz, Jean Schaff escorted by Ken Mueller, and Judy Schoenborn escorted by Herb Woelful were greeted by the White Rabbit and the King and Queen of Hearts as they passed through the enchanted garden. A giant mushroom provided a throne for Sheila as she was crowned queen of the 1969 Junior Prom by King Dan. Royalty danced through Wonderland to the music of the Gene Heir Orchestra. Cookies and punch were served at the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, while wishing pennies were tossed from the bridge to the shimmering pond below. The lights faded on the ball and couples returned Through the Looking Glass to the Post Prom Party at Hickory Hills. The mood of the evening lingered on until wee hours of the mom ... 52 70 SWEETHEART HOP KING JERRY SCHOLZ and QUEEN PAT EFENNER O F Q During the Sweetheart Hop • a of February 14, Pat Brenner was crowned Queen by last year’s Queen, Sandy Geiger. Pat and her escort Jerry Scholz led the dance for the Court which consisted of Jean Daun and John Weber, Sue Pautz and Rick Daun, Lauri Seefeld and Doug Hertel. Last year's king and queen, Darrell Sturtz and Sandy Geiger, enjoyed the evening with the rest of the crowd while Wesley, Wesley from Kiel provided the music. Ken Gasch, president of the sophomore class, acted as master of ceremonies for the dance. 53 THE CLIMAX TO A TRIUMPHANT SEASON: HOMECOMING Homecoming '69 opened with its annual festivities at 1:30 p. m. on October 10 when everyone joined in with enthusiastic cheers at the pep assembly. Each class interpreted Homecoming with a humorous skit depicting their spirit for the Tigers victory that night. After the pep assembly, hundreds of students and onlookers lined up along the streets of Chilton awaiting the traditional Homecoming parade. The wait was well worth it, for amid the music of the CHS Marching Band, the five queen candidates and the ingeniously created floats passed by along the winding parade route. The undefeated Chilton Tigers were challenged by the Valders team at 8 p. m. on Morrissey Field that evening. During half time, Pat Hoerth retired as last year's queen by presenting her crown to the 1969-70 Queen, Pat Woelfel. After half time, the.mighty Tigers continued to capture the fans’ emotions with their action-packed plays which culminated in a 33-0 victory. After the thrilling game, couples proceeded to the gym where the soft sounds of Herbie Schneider and his Band were presented. The court, entering at 10:30, consisted of Queen Pat Woelfel and King Chuck Kleinhans; Nancy Geiger escorted by Bob Schmitz; Mary Schaefer escorted by Mike Seiper; Kris Euclide escorted by Doug Steege; and Susi Schmahl escorted by Dale Koehler. Through the event ended at midnight, memories linger on. 54 THE HILLS EVEN SPELL OUT THE RANGE OF THE TIGER DOMAIN! FIRST PLACE FLOAT - SENIOR FLOAT JUNIORS 55 GIORGIO PATERLINI By definition, a happening is any occurrance or event. According to contemporary thought and modern usage, and happening is something to be enjoyed because of its difference and excitement. As foreign representative from Italy to the United States and Chilton High School, Giorgio Paterlini's appearance here qualifies for both definitions. George, as we have grown accustomed to calling him lived with the Don Sattler family and he shared his life with Dwane, a senior, and Dexter, a junior. George has made life different for all of us. Of course, it took a while for George to acquaint himself with us and our habits, and we with his. But, the gap was quickly dissolved and George and the students of CHS became good friends. Hopefully, George will take back to Italy long-lasting memories of the students at CHS that he leaves behind as well as material souvenirs. It certainly goes without saying that the students and people of Chilton will remember him. 56 U.S.A. ITALY DRAMA DEPT BELL, BOOK, AND CANDLE” CAST GILLIAN HOLROY SHEP HENDERSON NICKY HOLROY -AUNT QUEENY - SHIRLEY SCHMEISER ----RICH DELABIO - - - - GENE WEBER ----PAT PROPSON DIRECTOR MRS. GILLIG Under the direction of Mrs. Gillig, our resident reper tory company performed superbly in their roles in Bell, Book, and Candle. The play originated as a book, was staged on Broadway and has been made into a movie. 57 “BELL, BOOK CANDLE’’ AN EXTRA! GENE WEBER RICH and SHIRLEY MRS. GILLIG and SHIRLEY RICH DILABIO 1 SHIRLEY SCHMEISER and PAT PROPSON 58 59 ROW 1: R. DeLabio, K. Woelfel, P. Moeschberger, J. Schlaefer, N. Woelfel, A. Schneider, K. Euclide, Mr. Schuknecht. ROW 2: M. Nicolay, S. Schmahl, T. Mittnacht, J. Schomisch, G. Roewer, P. Lutz, T. Koch, D. Koehler. ROW 3: M. Schaefer, C. Meier, K. Gasch, M. Nohr, R. Gasch, J. Weber, M. Kobriger, J. Schwobe, G. Paterlini. ROW 4: Mr. Drone, D. Sturtz, J. Scholz, E. Rollmann, D. Steege, M. Seipel, R. Hanssen, D. Sattler, R. Andereon, Mr. Eisner. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council acts as an intermediary between the student body and the school administration. It is an organization enabling students from all four classes to be active in school affairs, thereby developing qualities of leadership, a sense of responsibility, and participation in our American democratic principles of government. Members of the organization are the four class officers from each class and four other members from each class elected by their respective classes. 60 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The ideals of the National Honor Society are scholarship, character, leadership and service. The faculty chooses the members on the basis of these qualities each spring from the top twenty-five percent of the junior and senior classes. The purpose of the society is to provide able leadership and to serve the students through providing worthwhile activities and suggestions for improvement in the school. The honor society sponsors an annual science fair. ROW 1: D. Rollmann, K. Euclide, L. Ninedorf, P. Woelfel, P. Propson, P. Moeschberger, J. Pethan. ROW 2: D. Drone, P. Schabach, K. Woelfel, V. Gilbertson, M. Ott, H. Moeschberger, M. Holst, S. Schneider. ROW 3: B. August, D. Ware, J. Hoerth, J. Juckem, D. Aebischer, D. Steege, S. Reinl, M. Schaefer, R. Gasch, K. Hertel, D. Schmidlkofer, B. Leonhard. ROW 4: G. Ludwig, E. Rollmann, L. Geiser, M. Weller, G. Roewer, D. Steege, D. Wunrow, S. Kopf, S. Gerner, M. Stecker, D. Schneider, N. Pfeffer. 61 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The AFS is an organization which sponsors an international exchange of high school students. Its purpose is to promote understanding among nations. Each year the Chilton High School Student Chapter welcomes a new foreign student into the school. This year's exchange student was Giorgio Paterlini from Italy. Through various activities of the club, the AFS members leam to work together to develop a lasting friendship. The AFS organization promotes several projects each year to aid in the support of the exchange program. Both the adult and student groups work closely together. 62 ROW 1: S. Schmahl, R. Daun, J. Bloomer, M. Bloomer. ROW 2; Mr. Skarda, J. Schaff, D. Steege, D. Schaubs, D. Lorenz. ROW 3: D. Steege, E. Weber, D. Sattler, G. Paterlini. ART CLUB ROW 1: P. Behnke, L. Depies, P. Daun, J. Daun, P. Propson, A. Coffeen, J. Pethan. ROW 2: G. Fox, M. Fox, G. Rabida, D. Martin, C, Baldock, V. Campbell. ROW 3: G. Loose, D. Kartheiser, J. Amel, J. Jodar, L. Alten, C. Hilbert, D. Liska, T. Martin, R. DeLabio, M. Vogel. ROW 4: D. Keuler, H. Hoerth, R. Steffes, D. Sturtz, D. Hanssen, K. Schommer, T. Reinl, A. Zitzelburger, A. Pendl, S. Schmahl, M. Blohowiak, C. Geiser. The 1969-70 school year marked the fourth year in the history of the CHS Art Club. The club's purpose has and will be to instill a greater appreciation and understanding of art in its members. This year's membership was the largest since the club's formation in 1966. Officers for the term were: President - Dave Liska, Vice-President -Arl Coffeen, Secretary - Vicki Campbell, and Treasurer - Bob Mand. 63 HILLCREST ROW 1: J. Hertel, S. Schmahl, R. Daun, P. Moeschberger, S. Sebora, A. Coffeen, G. Sohrweide. ROW 2: D. Liska, S. Lemke, J. Schomisch, J. Hertel, S. McNeely, H. Moeschberger, N, Salm, N. Geiger, K. Euclide. ROW 3: E. Weber, D. Koehler, V. Vogt, B. Degeneffe, P. Woelfel, K. Hertel, D. Steege, D. Schaubs, M. Ott, M. Koch, R. Fox. ROW 4: M. Vogel, G. Rabida, B. Kossman, M. Schaefer, J. Wagner, S. Daun, P. Lutz, J. Weber, C. Schaefer, M. Kopf, J. Schaff. The Hillcrest staff, under the direction of advisor, Mrs. Flemming, put out an interesting newspaper throughout the year. The Hillcrest faithfully came out the last Friday of every month, but this year several special issues were also printed. Those leading the Hillcrest for this year included; Advisor, Mrs. Flemming; Editor. Kris Euclide; Assistant Editor, Sheila Sebora; News Editors, Kathy Hertel, Debbie Schaubs; Copy Reader, Mary Beth Koch; Feature Editors, Sue Schmahl, Sheri Daun; Sport Editors, Jeanne Schaff, Dale Koehler; Production Editors, Mary Schaefer, Grace Sohrweide; Art Editors, Deanna Drone, Mark Vogel; Organization Editors, Marilyn Ott, Rosie Fox; Distribution, Pat Woelfel, Jackie Schomisch. 64 TIGERETTE ROW 1: D. Hansen, S. Clavers, K. Hertel. ROW 2: B. August, J. Wagner, T. Hephner, D. Ware. ROW 3: D. Liska, B. Leonhard, D. Wunrow. The 1970 Tigerette staff was led by the editor-in-chief, Don Wunrow. The staff was comprised of Debbie Ware, assistant editor. Barb August, business manager, Kathy Hertel, class editor, Sue Clavers, organization editor, Dave Liska, art editor, and contributing editors: Diane Hansen, JoAnn Wagner, and Theresa Hephner. Barb Leonhard was our typist. A great deal of work went into the development of this 1970 edition. It was a task which demanded the abilities of all the staff members. However, credit is also due to Mr. Augsburger for his valued advice, and particularly for his patience with our mistakes. C.H.S. ROW 1: K. Seipel, S. McNeely, J. Schwobe, Mr. Hoffmann, L. Friedel S. Graf, D. Ludwig, S. Keuler, S. Clavers, J. Wagner, S. Schmidlko-Nicolay, D. Sebora, P. Lutz, J. Steenport, B. Schwobe, L. Papendeick, Nohr, M. Nohr. ROW 4: D. Papendeick, J. Schlaefer, J. Beyer, J. H. Moeschberger, B. Degeneffe, S. Lemke, S. Schmahl, K. Euclide, D. Gonzo, L. Gebhart, G. Scholz, D. Sattler, S. Schneider, W. Schneider, V. Vogt, B. Kossman, S. Miller, J. Weber, B. Pohland, 66 BAND C. Hilbert, C, Meier. ROW 2: N. Gilbertson, B. Bastian, fer, N. Kopf, K. Baumann, J. Hertel. ROW 3: S. Meier, M. J. Schomisch, B. Bolz, K. Hertel, J. Sehwobe, P. Pethan, B. Suttner, J. Wagner, J. Ditter, R. DeLabio, P. Beyer, D. Schaubs, P. Moeschberger, D. Berrens. ROW 5: K. Miller, D. Schmidlkofer, Schneider, R. Edens, G. Vanne, G. Schmitz, G. Papendieck, S. S. Hatchell, C. Kubichka, K. Ludwig, The CHS Band, under the direction of Marvin Hoffmann, provided much musical entertainment throughout the year. Last summer, the band performed at the Wisconsin State Fair. In fall, the band worked hard to present the Homecoming half-time show. They also presented a Christmas Concert, a spring concert, and a special concert for the student body. Participation in the solo-ensemble contest and the conference festival events came next. The band also played in the Homecoming and Memorial Day parades. Concluding the year's events was their performance at the graduation ceremonies. FORENSICS The competitors in each division were: ORIGINAL ORATORY....... FOUR MINUTE SPEECH PUBLIC ADDRESS......... EXTEMPORANEOUS........... SIGNIFICANT SPEECH----- MEMORIZED DECLAMATIONS PROSE READING.......... POETRY READING......... PLAY ACTING CAST....... •-----Debbie Ware, Kris Euclide ------Kris Woelfel, Janice Seipel - - - - Kathy Miller, Kieth Scholz ------Ed Rollmann, Rodney Gasch Karen Baumann, Giorgio Paterlini - - - Alan Kealty, Eugene Weber - Pat Moeschberger, Paula Lutz - Debbie Schaubs, Debbie Steege -----Sue Lemke, Jeanne Propson, and Laurie Propson 68 C” CLUB ROW Is N. Pfeffer, D. Keuler, M. Seipel, P. Nolan, M. Salm, D. Sattler, D. Hanssen, M. Weller, K. Schommer. ROW 2: T. Ott, R. Hanssen, C. Kleinhans, D, Blankenship, D. Sattler, M. Schmidl-kofer, M. Frank, S. Rozman, J, Ratz, D. Keuler, Mr. Nelson. ROW 3: P. Sket, R. Baltz, K. Scholz, K. Gasch, L. Geiser, D. Sturtz, D. Lorenz, G. Roewer, D. Liska, D. Koehler, J. Thompson, Mr. Sager. ROW 4: R. Thompson, D. Schneider, D. Rausch, S. Voigt, D. Steege, D. Nennig, K. Humke, L. Herriges, ]. Nohr, S. Schmahl, T. Schmidlkofer, Mr. Schmidt. The C Club, comprised of those notorious Chilton Lettermen, met regularly during the year. They began the term by electing Dan Keuler as president. Club members busied themselves throughout the school year by making and selling pom pons and ushering at basketball games. The prime objective of the C Club is to promote athletics and good sportsmanship. C Club members attend an annual honor banquet in their behalf. FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: A. Thurwachter, P. Moeschberger, K. Wagner, L, Ninedorf, S. Walker, S, Redig, V. Gilbertson, S, McNeely, N. Woelfel. ROW 2: C. Brandenburg, J. Horst, K. Hertel, L. Freidel, D. Steege, H, Moeschberger, K. Baumann, K. Herrick. ROW 3: J. Schaff, D. Aebischer, M. Pfeffer, B. Burg, C. Schaefer, B. Leonard. J. Schaff. S. Lemke, J. Rausch. ROW 4: M. Koch, B. Schaefer, G. Roewer, E. Rollmann.G. Ludwig, M. Bloomer, J. Bloomer. The French Club is comprised of students who are taking, or have taken French. The purpose of the French Club is to provide its members with a greater appreciation of the French people and their culture. Activities of the club include: constructing a homecoming float, writing to French pen pals, and going Christmas Caroling. The climax of the year is a French Club banquet, consisting of French dishes prepared and served by the members. 70 LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1: J. Portmann, D. Buechel, S. Geiser, J. Pethan. ROW 2: J. Kuehnl, D. Urban, S, Clavers, D. Ware, B. August.. ROW 3: J. Schomisch, S. Schmidlkofer, C. Baltz. K. Herrick, ROW 4: M. Juckem, E. Voigt, S. Daun, T. Hephner, D. Schmidlkofer, C. Baltz. Student librarians become members of the library club as part of their library work. This club is open to good students who desire to learn the skills in the preformance of library skills and duties. Officers for this year were: President, Mary Keisner; Vice-President, Sue Clavers; Secretary, Diane Urban. FHA ROW 1: S. Schmeiser, M. Hoffmann, J. Portmann, T. Gerner, S. Geiser, ]. Propson, ]. Juckem, S. Schneider, Mrs. Gilow. ROW 2: P. Schabach, M. Keisner, A. Graney, M. Kopf, B. Schwobe, C. Stache, J, Wagner, S. Bechlem. ROW 3: J. Seipel, J. Kuehnel, B. Buechel, L. Neuhaus, S. Clavers, P. Baird, Y. Lemke, V. Mertz, K. Karl, B. Mertz. ROW 4: C. Diedrich, D. Hansen, J. Rausch, P. Gruber, A. Kopf, R. Juckem, M. Schneider, J. Juckem, A. Mueller, P, Meyers, E, Geiser. Continually striving to further interest in home economics the calender was full for FHS this year. Under the leadership of officers Jeanne Propson - President, Judy Juckem -Vice President, Sue Schneider - Secretary and State Editor of District IV, Diane Hansen - Treasurer, Pat Schabach - Reporter, Barb Schwobe - Parliamentarian, and Jackie Juckem - Historian, much work was done for the community, school, and home while fulfilling national and state goals. Don't Monkey With Anything You Don't Know About” was the theme for a fair booth which won first prize. We 11 Wriggle Our Way To A Victory” was awarded second prize in the Homecoming float competition. , A children's play entitled Mr. Thanks Has His Day was produced and performed free of charge for the grade school and the public, under the direction of Sue Clavers and assistant director, Judy Juckem. 72 ROW 1: G. Kees, R. Boehnlein, M. Baird, D. Bennin, R, Schmitz, N. Tasch, J. Wennig, K. Scholz, G. Brandenburg, W. Mueller, S, Schneider, Advisor Mr. Myhre. ROW 2: R. Lisowe, K. Ditter, R. Schmidt, K. Cullen, J. Boehnlein, D. Mertz, D. Reimer, P. Wettstein, J. Heimann, K. Lisowe, T. Koehler, S. Meier, J. Kolbe. ROW 3: P. Roehrig, L. Schmitz, G. Meuller, R. Gasch, J. Geiser, T. Schwalenberg, S. Kopf, D. Roehrig, S, Gerner, J. Schneider, S. Thielmann, R. Hoerth. ROW 4: P.. Faust, D. Rausch, G. Buechel, L. Geiser, M. Stecker, G. Lemke, R. Dallman, T. Koehler, K. Scholz, K. Boltz. ROW 5: D. Geiser, T. Geiser, M. Leitner, M. Rach, J. Wagner, L. Gebhart, A. Ecker, J. Coffeen. F.F.A. The FFA is organized on a national basis through which students can secure practii al business experiences, enjoy the fellowship of one another, learn to work together, and gain useful leadership experiences. Learning to Do, Doing to Learn Earning to Live, Living to Serve 73 G.A.A The Girls Athletic Association not only provides recreation a ad fun for its members, but helps them to remain physically fit. They participate in various sports, including bowling, basketball, volleyball, and badminton. The more skilled GAA members have an opportunity to play other schools in the Interscholastics program. This program includes competition in volleyball and basketball. JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW 1: L. Diedrich, ]. Lutz, B. Burg, D. Michaels, M. Bloomer, J. Pethan, S. Geiger, N. Woelfel, K. Euclide, A. Thurwachter, S. Schmeiser, L. Fluhr, G. Larson, D. Geiser, S. Sebora, G. Sohrweide, S. Schmahl. ROW 2: B. Degeneffe, D. Ludwig, B. Graf, P. Daun, S. Keuler, J. Pethan, B. Bastian, S. Lemke, N. Salm, L. Papendieck, D. Baldock, M. Holst, C. Simms, T. Nelson, J. Schaff, J. Hertel, S. Reinl, N. Geiger. ROW 3: C. Baltz, ]. Bloomer, K. Boll, J. Beyer, L. Alten, L. Depies, R. Daun, J. Schomisch, C. Nennig, K. Herrick, P. Woelfel, M. Kiesner, J. Schomisch, L. Joas, J. Meyer, L. Amel, K. Hertel, M. Koch, R. Fox. ROW 4: P. Behnke, V. Vogt, C. Baltz, J. Hauser, G. Rabida, D. Martin, C. Baldock, B. Schaefer, J. Daun, C. Schaefer, M. Kopf, M. Schaefer, J. Coffeen, J. Lemke, C. Brandenburg, A. Boll, B. Atkins, J. Kleinhans, C. Tadych, J. Hackbarth, B. Kossman, R. Hertel. G.A.A ROW 1: K. Karl, S. Coffeen, S. Halbach, L. Keuler, S. Kossman, S. Walker, S, Redig, J, Mand, K. Martin, J. Sims, K. Burg, P. Schabach, L. Doem, B. Gudex, L. Doern. ROW 2: S. Krueger, A, Wenig, C, Sweet, M. Coffeen, B. Pohland, B. Gemer, K, Baumann, J. Steenport, S. Schmidlkofer, B. Nohr, K. Martin, K. Ludwig, M. Nohr, P. Beyer, B. Thiel, S. Bruckner, ROW 3: S. Bechlem, N. Kopf, A. Schneider, J. Schwobe, J. Hertel, S. McNeely, R, Gates, C. Nadler, P. Lutz, R. Whitby, E. Haberstroh, L. Seefeld, D. Aebischer, M. Kleinhans, K. Gauthier, K. Fritschka, W. Brown, K. Sohrweide, ROW 4: K. Gates, S. Woelfel, B. Schwobe, J. Schaff, R. Pfeffer, S. Miller, C. Schaefer, S. Bruckner, P. Martin, K. Woelfel, L. Lorenz, M. Hoffmann, J. Horst, J, Pfeffer, M. Pfeffer, D. Schabach. D. Veit, J. Weber, S. Gerner. 1970 G.A.A. OFFICERS President: BETTY KOSSMAN Vice-President: NANCY WOELFEL Secretary-Treasurer: JENNIFER LUTZ SOPHS AND FROSH 75 MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: P. Moeschberger, K. Euclide, C. Sims, M. Gruett, D. Geiser, L. Fluhr, L. Ensign. ROW 2: R. Daun, T. Nelson, C. Meier, M. Nohr, D. Schaubs, M. Kopf. ROW 3: G. Rabida, B. Bolz, D. Kasper, J. Hertel, J. Juckem, M. Holst, T. Mueller. ROW 4: L. Depies, K. Gauthier, H. Moeschberger, T. Hephner, D. Oakley, S. Daun, D. Steege. ROW 5: D. Sattler, ]. Herriges, D. Goeldi, D. Prouty, M. Sieber, S. Schneider. ROW 6: J. Coffeen, D. Steege, D. Pingel, ]. Wenig, R. Anderson, D. Lorenz. 76 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB ROW 1: A. Graney, D. Fagg, P. Nisler, A. Coffeen, J. Propson, L. Stenz, D. Berrens, J. Zachowski. ROW 2: L. Ensign, S. Schmidlkofer, B. Bartel, C. Stache, K. Kampher, P. Gruber, M. Doern, C. Baltz, D. Gilbertson. ROW 3: D. Baldock, M. Kopf, L. Dohr, V. Pethan, B. Buechel, K. Boll, J. Schoenborn, S. Rozman, A, Boll. ROW 4: L. Miller, K. Sohrweide, D. Michels, W. Brown, K. Frits-chka, A. Heller, P. Shierl, N. Rozman, S. Clavers, N. Gruett. ROW 5: E. Geiser, C. Champeau, K. Herrick, B. Thiel, L. Lorenz, D. Oakley, ]. Juckem, D. Aebischer, J. Coffeen. ROW 6: C. Gebhart, A. Kopf, D. Urban, K. Strassman, E. Mueller, N. Geiger, J. Daun, L. Juckem. ROW 7: L. Richter, D. Bates, M. Strecker, J. Lau, E. Pfeffer, C. Schaefer. 77 OF SCHOOL Welcome to the party! AND ... a cheerleader and she plays well, too. Drip-dry and wrinkle-free it isn't. ” ... heat the glass tube evenly, apply pressure, and ... crack! ROW 1: J. Thompson, R. Keuler, N. Pfeffer, D. Koehler, P. Nolan, T. Schmidlkofer. ROW 2: D. Nennig, D. Casper, T, Ott, D. Rausch, F. M. Salm, D. Hanssen, D. Sattler, D. Keuler, B. Mand. ROW 4: J. Ott, S. Keuler, S. Kratxke, K. Schommer, G. Grube, D. Kartheiser, T. Reinl. The 1969 Tiger football team turned in one of the finest records in the history of Wisconsin football. A talented and dedicated group of juniors and seniors shutout eight opponents while scoring 363 points themselves. A willingness to work and sacrifice has given this team a place in Wisconsin football history, which will remain for many, many years. 80 c H A M P S C. Kleinhans, B. Hanssen, M. Seipel, D. Blankenship, Coaches Fitzpatrick and Nelson, K. Bolz, D. Steege, Klasen, A. Pendl, Coach Sager. Row 3: M. Weller, M. Frank, J. Ratz, S. Koph, D. Pohland, D. Sattler, M. Schmidlkofer, S. Rozman, L. Nilles, D. Roehrig. SCORES Chilton 7 Sun Prairie 0 Chilton 48 Evansville 0 Chilton 73 St. Johns Mil. 0 Chilton 47 Kiel 0 Chilton 33 Valders 0 Chilton 53 Sheb. Falls 0 Chilton 40 Plymouth 0 Chilton 62 New Holstein 0 81 J.V. FOOTBALL ROW 1: K. Gasch, S. Nolan, T. McMunn, M. Wagner, R. Baltz, C. Geiser, P. Sket, L. Gebhart, J, Weber, G. Mueller, S. Schneider, ROW 2: D. Bennin, R. Lisowe, T, Mittnacht, J. Schaeffer, J, Brandt, R, Juckem, J. Wagner, J. Scholz, K. Keisner, T. Geiser, D. Geiser, S. Thielmann, R. Nelson, Coach Freidel. ROW 3: B, Murphy, G, Propson, J. Suttner, J, Isajaw, M. Thurwachter, H. Hertel, R. Daun, G. Buechel, D. Wenniger, J, Steffes, D. Geisen, K. Cullen, Assistant Coach R. Werblow. FROSH FOOTBALL ROW Is S. Kartheiser, ]. Kolbe, M. Nicolay, R. Schmitz, K. Propson, M. Kasper, M. Schoenborn, M Boll, G. Fesing, S. Meyer, C. Hertel. ROW 2: M. Leitner, R. Schmahl, T. Koch, D. Thompson, J. Bruckner, D. Hertel, R. Ratz, M. Kobriger, R. Meyers, R. Hugo, J. Schlaefer. ROW 3: Mr. Eisner, S. Hollmann, B. Buhl, T. Frank, J. Klein, D. Sebora, D. Grittner, J. Hansen, ]. Meyer, M. Reinkober, P. Rusch, P. Roehrig, Mr. Schmidt. CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING: P. Moeschberger, N. Geiger, S, Reinl, S. Sebora. STANDING: P. Woel-fel, L. Papendieck. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND MOUNTS: Nancy Geiger and Mike Seipel, Pat Moeschberger and Steve Nolan, Sheila Sebora and Bob DeLabio, Sue Reinl and Larry Herriges, Linda Papendieck and Dave Blankenship, Pat Woelfel and Dwane Sattler. 83 J.V. BASKETBALL ROW 1: M. Schmidlkofer, R. Bruckner, J. Nohr, J, Weber, T. McMunn, R, Dallmann, ROW 2: D, Bennin, R, Edens, R. Thompson, P. Sket, G. Schuh. ROW 3: Coach J. Eisner, M. Reinkober. FROSH BASKETBALL ROW Is D. Thompson, P, Rausch, C. Hertel, J. Schlaefer, M. Nicolay. ROW 2: J. Klein, M. Peterson, T. Koch, R, Bolz. ROW 3: J. Ninedorf, J. Lintner, D. Grittner, Coach R. Schuh. 84 VARSITY BASKETBALL 00 J1 KNEELING: Guy Roewer, manager. STANDING FROM LEFT: Coach Schmidt, Mike Weller, Nick Pfeffer, Bob Hanssen, Doug Steege, Dave Nen-nig, Dave Casper, Mitch Frank, Ken Mueller, Jeff Thompson, Pat Nolan, Dwane Sattler, mgr. WON 11 - LOST 7 CHILTON - 62 ST. LAWRENCE - 41 CHILTON - 42 ABBOT PENNINGS - 45 CHILTON - 52 KIEL - 64 •t - 63 NEW LONDON - 40 •• - 68 PLYMOUTH - 77 ft - 69 PLYMOUTH - 72 •• - 78 ST. MARY'S - 68 •t - 72 SHEBOYGAN FALLS - 68 •t - 67 NEW HOLSTEIN - 56 ft - 80 BERLIN - 51 •• - 59 CLINTONVILLE - 76 •• - 70 SHEBOYGAN FALLS - 62 •• - 51 XAVIER - 62 •• - 78 OOSTBURG - 61 •• - 62 VALDERS - 42 it - 64 NEW HOLSTEIN - 46 tf - 73 VALDERS - 63 � • - 61 KIEL - 66 1969 GOLF TEAM ROW 1: M. Schaefer, G, Roewer, G. Vane, G. Schmitz, T. Mittnacht, D. Liska. ROW 2: T. Friede ricks, R. Daun, L. Nilles, S, Bruckner, J. Schwobe, N. Pfeffer. ROW 3: Mr. Freidel, S. Pautz, K. Veit, R. Daun, T. Sohrweide, J. Thompson, R. Thompson. The Chilton Golf Team boasted an eighteen man squad this year, the largest in the school's history. The Tigers defeated fourteen opponents and lost to eight. They finished in a tie for third place in Eastern Wisconsin Conference League play and were sixth in W.I.A.A. Regional Competition. One of the highlights of the season was a hole in one by Tiger senior, Dick Daun in a dual match against Cedar Grove, the only time such a fete has been accomplished in E. W.C. league play. Chilton finished third in the conference 18 hole meet with a score of 338. 86 ROW 1: M. Weller, M. Salm, M. Schmidlkofer, P. Sket, R. Edens, R. Daun, L. Geiser, R. Roger, R. DeLabio. ROW 2: Mr, Schmidt, A, Frank, R. Keuler, J. Thompson, J. Schwartz, A. Pendl, D. Keuler, M. Frank, Mr. Seider. SCOREBOARD CHILTON - 5 NEW HOLSTEIN - 6 CHILTON - 1 VALDERS - 5 CHILTON - 4 CEDAR GROVE - 13 CHILTON - 0 KIEL - 7 CHILTON - 1 SHEBOYGAN FALLS - 3 CHILTON - 6 OOSTBURG - 2 CHILTON - 3 NEW HOLSTEIN - 6 CHILTON - 4 KOHLER - 2 CHILTON - 0 PLYMOUTH - 3 CHILTON - 6 VALDERS - 14 CHILTON - 0 ELKHART LAKE - 7 CHILTON - 2 NORTH FOND DU LAC - 6 87 BASEBALL 1969 TRACK TEAM ROW 1: T. Schmidlkofer, D. Sattler, R. Lenz, P. Nolan, F. Klasen, T. Mittnacht, M. Hauser. ROW 2: G. Emerich, J. Ratz, K. Schommer, L. Herriges, D. Blankenship, D. Hanssen, D. Schneider, K. Gasch, E. Hertel. ROW 3: Mr. Anderson, M. Mischo, D. Kartheiser, S. Kratzke, M. Seipel, R. Hanssen, R. Keuler, R. Mand, D. Koehler, T. Ott, Mr. Nelson. ROW 4: D. Lorenz, M. Frank, D. Keuler, D. Sattler, J. Nohr, D. Rausch, C. Kleinhans, D. Steege, D. Geiser, S. Kopf, J. Weber. •ROW 1: R. Thompson, D. Riemer, J. Bennin, G. Schuh, G. Parsons. ROW 2: G. Papendieck, K. Mueller, D. Schneider, D. Geiser, D. Lorenz, Mr. Drone. ROW 3: R. Edens, R. Bruckner, G. Winkler, T. Martin. 88 ROW 1: Coach Fitzpatrick, G. Loose, J. Kramarczyk, R. Lisowe, G. Grube, K. Francart. ROW 2: R Keuler, B. Schmitz, M, Salm, J. Amel, M, Leitner, J. Wagner. ROW 3: P. Degeneffe, K, Ditter, P. Herrick, J. Suttner, ]. Schnuell, assistant coach, Mr, Nelson. ROW 4: D. Maas, J. Schaefer, D. Sattler, J. McGrath, M. Wagner. TIGER WRESTLERS The CHS Wrestling Team did more than adequately during this, their first competitive year. Under the disciplining instruction of Coach Fitzpatrick and assistant coach Nelson, the team polished its rudimentary skills and acquired a thirst for victory. Hopefully, that thirst will be quenched and fulfilled next year. 89 TIGER TANKMEN ROW 1: B. DeLabio, K. Scholz, K. Humke, D. Liska, S. Schmahl, S. Voigt, E. Weber. ROW 2: K. Gasch, J. Heine, J. Schwobe, M. Boll, D. Hertel, K. Scholz, D. Hertel. ROW 3: T. Mittnacht, D. Hanssen, G. Papendieck, D. Kartheiser, D. Lorenz, D. Sturtz. ROW 4: R. Gilbertson, G. Parsons, D. Gonzo, S. Koph, D. Papendieck. ROW 5: Coach D. Youngsteadt. The '69-'70 Tiger Tankmen, powered by a strong group of seniors, compiled a 7 and 7 season. This year was also the best for the team in competition at the sectionals. They placed three individuals in the finals and one relay team. These individuals were Rich Humke (1st in the 100 yd. backstroke), who also competed in the state meet and was the first Chilton swimmer to even qualify for state competition; Steve Schmahl (6th in the 200 yd. individual medley); and Steve Voigt (6th in the 200 yd. freestyle). Seniors Humke, Schmahl, Voigt, and Dave Liska comprised a qualification for a 400 yd. freestyle relay. 90 Furniture Compliments and Supermarket of CHILTON CHILTON MILWORK SHOPPING CENTER 18 Douglas Street Chilton, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS Compliments CHILTON of TIMES JOURNAL WEBER - LEATHER GOODS Chilton Wisconsin Chilton Wisconsin GOOD LUCK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 __ __ JOSEPH J. SCHLAEFER J. E. SOHRWEIDE Chilton, Wisconsin INSURANCE SERVICE Chilton Wisconsin BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF NORB’S SHELL SERVICE UPTOWN CAFE NORBERT EUCLIDE, Prop. Chilton Wisconsin Chilton, Wisconsin 91 Compliments LEACH REFRIGERATION of SCHNEIDER’S APPLIANCE 4 GAMBLE STORE TV 4 Hardware - Giftware - Appliance Congratulations to the Seniors! Chilton 9-4814 STEREO and 439-1325 Stockbridge Compliments Compliments of of AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. INC. BERRENS’ BAKERY Chilton Wisconsin HINGISS IMPLEMENT TRUCKS AND TRACTORS HINGISS IMPLEMENT PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Best wishes to the class of 1970 Chilton, Wise. Chilton Wisconsin Good Luck good luck Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF HIPKE DRUGS CHILTON TRAILER CO., REXALL INC. ROBERT HIPKE, Ph. D Phone 840-4912 Chilton 92 Best wishes to the class of 70 THUNDERBIRD MOTEL Air conditioning Hot water TV in all rooms MR. and MRS. JOHN HABERSTROH DRY CLEANERS “LARSONS” SP,C SPAN 317 E. Main St. Chilton, Wisconsin SHIRT LAUNDRY Compliments Compliments of of NICOLAY’S ANDY’S STANDARD AUTO BODY SERVICE STATION Chilton, Wisconsin Compliments Compliments of of WINKLER OIL HINGISS CHEVROLET AND HEATING AND OLDSMOBILE 23 W. Main Chilton, Wisconsin Best Wishes Congratulations to the Seniors! ROSIE’S REFRESHMENTS Compliments Beer of Soda 5 10 CENT Snacks Chilton. Wise. DIME STORE Phone 849-2913 or 849-4368 Chilton Wisconsin 93 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1970 GILBERTSON DRUGS INC. 10 W. Main Chilton, Wisconsin 53014 Congratulations to the Class of 70! THE EARL PFEFFER FAMILY Chilton Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF SELL FLOOR COVERING COMPLIMENTS OF JODAR HARDWARE Chilton, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS EVERIX BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF BECHLEM MEATS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS GRITTNERS MEAT MARKET CHILTON'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE PENDL SKOGMO DEPARTMENT STORE 94 MARCAL’S COFFEE SHOP Compliments of Chilton, Wisconsin CARNATION COMPANY PLA-MOR LANES Compliments of Automatic Spotters Chilton, Wisconsin WELLER SHOE SERVICE Congratulations Class of '70 Compliments of KORB’S A W DRIVE IN KNAUF AND TESCH CO. Chilton 849-2163 95 BEST WISHES From BLOOMER BUICK-PONTIAC INC. Compliments SEARS CATALOG STORE of FRANK’S TRANSPORT SEARS FOR EVERYTHING SERVICE Phone 849-2305 GAS and TIRES Compliments of ALEX J. CASPER JOHN R. SUTTNER WOODMEN ACCIDENT ACCOUNTANT LIFE INSURANCE CO. 96 AUSTIN’S SUPERMARKET Highway 57 Chilton, Wisconsin GOOD LUCK From MILO SWANTO, D.D.S Chilton, Wisconsin Compliments of UPTOWN BEAUTY SALON Chilton, Wisconsin CHILTON MEAT SERVICE 102 West Main Chilton, Wisconsin MONTGOMERY WARD AGENCY J. ROZMAN, Agent Chilton, Wis. 53014 Tel: 414-849-9311 HORST ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT SALES INC. Turf Maintenance Equipment and Supplies 444 N. Madison St. Chilton, Wisconsin Dial 414-849-2342 SERVING Northeastern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan 97 THE COMMERCIAL Congratulations ! BANK FARM HOME SUPPLY AND Chilton, Wisconsin SERVICE CENTER Working on and completing the 1970 TIGERETTE was a “different” experience, to phrase it mildly. The majority of the staffheads has little or no experience with this facet of journalism, so we went into it “blind,” Yet, they worked diligently to produce something with which the public could be pleased, I believe we have succeeded in that endeavor. However, we couldn’t have progressed rapidly, or at all, if it wasn’t for the much needed advice that we received from our advisor, Mr. Augsburger, and the speedy photograph delivery we received from him. I hope that, years from now, people can page through this book and enjoy themselves as they sit back, reminisce, and recall fond moments from a past, but undimmed, time. THE EDITOR 98 THE Compliments of STATE BANK OF CALUMET CHILTON PRINTING CO. Chilton, Wisconsin WALLACE WIDMAR, Prop. Compliments Congratulations! of Good Luck! COOPERATIVE SERVICE CITY LIQUOR OIL CO. BEER DEPOT Delaval Milkers, Hardware, Feed, Seeds, Fertilizer, and CITY COIN LAUNDRY Petroleum Downtown Chilton 99 100 x. • v. I- ? - :■. • it • TT jiP _% « 5P r'x i ■ ’ . v; t ■■ ■ ' v� -. •• . i ' « «• t ’S i- -, . . rife’ : ',-l .' « « •. • -T fS - 1 !•• « i lit ►WfC . • ..... ' k| rt