Coleman High School - Les Adieu Yearbook (Coleman, WI)

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son-ioivioizss i ---B i lst Row Lcft to Right - P. Bancroft, K, Rosner, B. Prcchaska, S. Vander Bloomer, J. Margis, R. Adamski, G. Tobinson, L. An Durocher, E. Will, N. Semrau, M. Ryscwyk, D. Gabriel, S. Lcntz derson, R. Nasgovitz. K. Lindberg, C. Kcmpke, D. Mursau, J. Durochcr, M. Rivet, B. 4th Row -- Left to Right - D. Bray, J. Blachowiak, A. Bachtcll, E Kcnipkc, N. Rost, Rebman, D. Kramer, T. Gcinbicki, R. Molkc, W. Kowalski, C 2nd Row Left to Right - M, Stank, S. Kaminski, S. Banaszak, Bunker, D. Brault, B. Kempke. O. Camps, M. Charnesky J. Connick, C. Woulf, Mr. Douglas, 5th Row -- Left to Right r P. Bergeron, R. Peterson, L. Teresinski L. Brault, A. Walker, E. Grezon, S. Pelkey, P. Hoffman, B. Carlson, H, Tachick, R. Zeimer, W. Fiedorowicz, F. Zalodek, B. Galbraith 'S. Stank, L. Patz. W. Hanneman, B. Dantinc, R. Prcstine, A. Hansen, P. Van Laar 3rd Row Left to Right - D. LaFond, R. Ermis, D. Olcck, D. Gicsc hoven, K. Swenty. I M. Tachick, D. Bcdora, C. Carlson, T. Chucka, E. Wicczorck, R. . Q K ' b Ajlifv'-fLj QQLL, C-X rj' I V X lava! 6 N C-A'-457fx,2 f I -x gli., . --1-.fvvgf-,f LVL' Q LA! V Qith ?ieEia ouglas, the Class of 158 continued their progress at me V4 H. s. ' Q .f 71 ff-if if . W , For the second year our class has won first prize on our float for Home- fv' ,goat . Our Queen candidate. Marie Rivet, received a good share ot the votes. l In sports, also, the Soph's made their presence known when Leonard Tere- sinski, Richard Adamski, Eugene Wieczorekl Cary Bunker, Allen Hanson, Darold Bedora, Gerald Tobison, and William Hanneman made showings on the gridiron. The following boys proved their ability in basketball: Ron Vander Bloomer, Charles Carlson, Richard Adamski, Leonard Teresinski, Dick Kramer, Pat Bergeron, and Walter Fiedorowicz. Betty Prochaska was chosen B team cheerleader. Nearly halt the starting lineup of our newly organized wrestling team was composed of Sophomores. They include: Ralph Peterson, Sylvan King, Cary Bunk- er, Gerald Tobison, Eugene Wieczorek, and Duane Giese. The class oFFicers are: Leonard Teresinski, President, Allen Hanson, Vice- President, Eugene Rebman,, Treasurer, Donna Gabriel, Secretary. Sue Pelkey and Dick Kramer, Student Council. Vaijc Sixteen

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FRESHMEN L 1 Q .A Q M 5 4 lst row, lett to right A - D. Nowak, J. Shevy, B. Kostrava, L. Her- Kreicarek, J. Durocher. mann, D. Stank, K. Harley, l. Kamps, B. Bacnen, A. Stank, B. Ath row, S. Lesperance, T. Joy, D. Ermis, R. Piontkowski, R VanDrissc, M. Roberts, P. Harley Lepinski, D. Paul, T. Jackson, G. Blackburn, C. Broderick, W 2nd row, J. Klapste, M. Denowski, H. McClure, P. Fiedorowicz, Korpi, A. Rouse, C. Lesperance, J. Hammett. S. Anderson, M. Krause, S. Bergeron, A, Lepinka, D. Blachowiak, 5th row, P. Graetz, R. Cudnohusky, A. Hoida, H. Denowski, J B. Zak, M. Piwowarczyk, C. Forcier. B. Maloney. Kempka, L. Payette, J. Skarda, M. Kreiareck, J. Risner, R. Meyers 3rd row, J. Holley, J. Patz, C. Schwartz, J. Woulf, R. Patz, R. J. White, J. Casper, U. Johnson, S. Hartwig. Bintz, Mr. Maloney, S. Holtger, E. Yoap, R. Kapla, G. Krause, R. The Class of b9 , under the direction of Mr. Maloney, got oft to a good start. Although they seemed green, but willing, they succeeded in many activities this year in school. Their class ofTicers are as follows: President, Tom Jackson, Vice- President, Bonnie Maloney, Secretary, Janet Klapste, Treasurer, Jerry Durocher. Chosen as Homecoming candidate was Beverly Van Drisse. They also won second prize on their float, Let's Make Crivitz Sitting Ducks . Those participating in Forensics were George Blackburn, Lois Her- man, Marianne Krause, Richard Kapla, Roger Bintz, Janet Klapste, Craig Schwartz, and Pauline Harley. They are glad to state that a great maiority of their Freshman boys went out for athletics. They have certainly made an excellent showing, on the gridiron, as well as the basketball court. Page Eighteen