Columbus High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Columbus, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1958 volume:

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With mixed feelings of real nostalgia, we bid farewell to This Old House within whose walls we have lived, played, fought, labored, and loafed at times, We part with friends we have loved, bid our adieus to teachers we honor and respect, leave these corridors to resound to others who will follow in other capacities. With solemn thought and honest apprehen- sion, we bring to a close this chapter in our book of life. With the firm belief that this class of i958 shall be the last to graduate as such, from these partic- ular surroundings, we feel a surge of pride well up within us. We salute all those having gone before, we have held your standards high. ln retrospect, we dedicate this our final publication to all those who have made possible these years of study and of growth . What ever success we have attained are fruits of their planning and sacrifice. To our parents, to our teachers, to you who serve in clerics and maintenance, to you who adminis- trate and to you citizens of the community we express in this dedication our deepest appreciation. FOREWORD When time who steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasure too The memory of the past will stay And half our joys renew. Thomas Moore We challenge you the class of 1959 to uphold our standards and surmount our accomplishments. We challenge you to hitch your wagon to a star and achieve far more than we. We challenge you to set the goal below which no succeeding class dare fall . The moving finger writes, and having writ, Moves on, Nor all your piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line Nor all your tears wash out a word of it. QFrom Rhubyat of Omar Khayyami ' . NW . Awww BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. REURFN DAMM President viRS, PHYLLIS CALLAHAN Clerk MR. ALFRED HOLTZ MR. CLARENCE NINABUCK MRS, EVA GRUHN MR. LLOYD LANGE MR. MARSHALL WRIGHT TO THE CLASS OF '58 The difference between a happy person and a miserable one can usually be found in the attitude of these individuals toward their work. One invests his personality in his work and it builds him into a happy and well adiusted per- son. The other simply marks time. This has been true while you were in school. lt will continue to be iust as true following your graduation from high school. If you have earned to give your best to the task at hand, and to experience the joy of real achievement, you are well prepared to meet the challenges that lie ahead. M.A. Patchett Superintendent V Y , , ,A , . .77 A., 7-.f ...K X S +9 s- - . ss ,.s..s.:1 and be A-. TZ X ' WL-4 gi, .. 7. -.H ----- To the Seniors: This has been the year of the Sputnik. You people are beginning your adult lives in a new age of exploration such as has seldom been wit nessed before on this globe. Advances in all fields have been so rapid that what is new to- day is often obsolete by tomorrow. For you people the implications are plain, in such a world you cannot afford to cease learn- ing. Although most of you will not continue your formal education past high school you will continue to learn from the many opportunities about you: television, radio, newspapers, mag- azines, on-the-job training, and in many other ways. We trust that we have given you the start that will keep you going. W.S. Reynolds Principal Awww AMES ABRAHAM land vlilwgiukce State College 3.5. IHARLES ARNONE Senior Problems Suidance Director Nestern Michigan College xl. A. vlarquette University 7h.B. VIISS BARBARA BARTLEY English pibrarian Jniversiiy of Wisconsin 3.5. v1.S. AISS LEDA BOELTE ,atin ierman lniversity of Wisconsin .A. 5 I was MRS, MARILYN Commercial MacMurr:1y Coll B.S. RALPH M. CHRI World History U. S. History BUTL ege STENSEN University of Wisconsin B.S. MRS. CESARINE DeVINNEY Mathematics Guidance Beloit College B.S. DAVID FGAN English Speech Oshkosh State Co B. A. B. S. llege MRS. 1OYCflf lfBl CZirlQ l'liysic'4il lidnration llcziltli lirit Aid Illinois Stare Nnrrngil University B. S. MRS, MARCQARI- l' t'ARRl' I' I' lnglmli lllinoia State Norinril llnivcrxity l3.S. WRAY til-IORGIZ lloyx Pliysiutl l'iLlllk'JlIl0ll liCJlllll linekctlmll Concli University of Wisvonsin B.S. Klil,l,Y HARRIS lilcnientary Pliysical litlnvrition B Team Football Coach L11 Crosse State College B.S. ftp' i , ...A-'P A' MRS, lJORO'l'lllfA liliRlx1ltil.ll lloinc lfCOllOllllL'S li.1ett-rn Illinois State College' l3.S. EDWARD KOlll,llAAS Industrial Arts Platteville Stgirc Collt B.S. WILBERT MARTY Social Science 1 Football Coach Whitewater State Col BKT- B. S. , 1 :Tv-:'.v: .g3'fZ,., A ,,. .',,,. - Z ig 4 'i Q. 1' 'bk Qu-ff' Ng, 'x 'qrawfi' 4 ze' MISS JULIA MCCART Mathematics Ducliesne College B. A . 6 MRS, NORMA MCNULTY Vocal Music Lawerence Conservatory of Music B.M. mg' , . Mg, M .599 DUANE MORTIMER Vocational Agriculture Platteville State College B.S. I S. MISS CLARICE OLSEN ADOLPH PRIESTER HARRY SARBACHER Commercial Biology Chemistry Luther College University of Wisconsin Physics B. A. B. S. Senior Science M. S. Platteville State College B. S. University of Wisconsin DEDIC T O Ms. is xl 1 . 'x v tl Y ,K J X .-L I O U 0 I inwi 1-Q HH r.Nr1li RADIAT D if 'Q if X l, ,Q gx'5fi4:c,. ,, . , T., 'q 3 4 ' i ' ' 4 . . - .. - V I 'vs I I Q 1' I Q3 'F' U' - . ' l, rr vii L, i.1'l'l -I 1 1:51-1 my , 1 .gig A 1 ' 1 341 pr' E 1944 ,....--. C315 EFT 9? .m 1952 One Year Leave 1946 Half Days AL ps F' 1922 27 1943 Half Days 1f'f2's5 Ss . Qy 3- ,. fajifiiiiii f i HONORARIUM We picture on this page, with pleasure, those of you faithfuls who have followed so closely our high school careers. For you teachers who have served throughout the whole of these years we reserve a special Thanks 5 we appreciate your stick- ing with us. May the clay you have molded set without cracking. We wish for you many more years of contin-' ued service. it 1 - .- -.iP N . if I it itil, :L Dec. 1948 1 949 1952 1 XM .ti 1 A 1,-Q Ifgizk- 'z . Us w Qai- Q A A A-ffvewvm Jerry HELEN ANDLER Jumbo It's pep that makes the world go round. Youth Center 2, 3, 4 fSec. 2,3, V. Pres. 41, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3,4 fTreas. 3, Captain 41, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, CPoint Sec. 3, Pres. 4j, Girl's Glee Club l,2, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Badger Girls State 3, Pep Club 2 3,4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Flag Raiser 4. IUDITH AUSTIN Judy I live life as it comes. Youth Center 1, 2, 3, 4, Tackler 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Hi-Lifes 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Visual Aids Club 1, Science Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. GERA LD BECK Time tells on a man, especially a good time. Intramurals 3, Science Club 2. CARL BIRCHARD Carl He's the sort of chap who can follow you into a revolving door and come out first. Chorus 4. Transfer from Wayland, Michigan. 9 DONALD BOELTE Don He suffers from high blonde pressure. Dramatics Club 3, Chorus 'ff' 2, 3, 4, Boy's Glee Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3: F.F.A. 1,'2,3,4g F.F. A. Quartet 3, 4. THOMAS BORCHERT Tom If you can't find anything else to laugh at, start a circus of your own. Youth Center 1, Annual 3, 4 fAssistant Businessman 3 and Businessman 43, Science Club 1,2, LaVERN BRUMM Doc Our president and a future coach. Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 4. 'Quai CAROL ANN CHRISTIANSEN Ann She knows a lot she didn't learn from books. Tackle: Staff 3, 4, Glee Club l,2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, Annual 4, Pep Club 4, Science Club 4, G.A.A. 2. CALDWELL LUMBER CO. S nsor J V327 i' 0 I LARRY CHURCHILL Larry I came to school to learn but look what happened. Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4g Intramurals 2, 3,4g Chorus 4, Basketball 1,2g F.F.A. l,2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Quartet 3: Foreman's Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHLEEN CIGELSKE Cathy Quiet and reserved but you never can tell. Tackler Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, fPoint Sec. 41. PATRICIA CONLIN Trish This Irish lass has been trapped. fV.Pres. 3, Pres. 41, F.T.A. 4, Library Club 4g Class Pres. lg Tackler Staff 4, Annual Staff 2, 3,4g Hi- Lites 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4g Latin Club lg Dramatics Club l,2,3,4, fPreS- 41: Chorus l,2,3,4, qV.Pres. 31, Pep Club 2, 3,4g Girl's Glee Club 1,2g Band 1, 35 Pep Band 3: Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY CULLEN Professer Always working, always busy, it's a wonder she isn't dizzy. Youth Center 3,45 Tackler 3,45 Annual Staff 3,4g G.A.A. I,2,3,4, fTreas. 41g Dramatics Club 2, 3, QTreas. 41, Glee Club 2, 3, qV.Pres. and Treas. 313 Band 1,2g F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3,43 Class Treas. 3. AND S. FEED CO. Sponsor an 'HZTQ 9-+ Q? Xl ef-1. l ...-1' JANE DALEY Jane A good natured girl, a lover of fun. Tackler Staff 2, G.A.A. 2, 3,4, fSergeant-at-Arms 33 Point Sec. 41g Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, Girl's Glee Club lg Band 1,2,3g Pep Band 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, QParliamentarian 41. JOEANN DALEY HJC.. One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use your head. Tackler Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Lites 1,2,3,4, fAssist- ant Editor 3, Editor 41, Dramatics Club 3,4p Band 3,4g F.H.A. l,2,3,4, fl-listorian 2, Degree Chairman 3, V.Pres. 41, Forensics 3, 4, fV.Pres 41, F.T.A. 2, 3g Badger Girls State 3. ROBERT DERR Bob Variety is the spice of live, but who wants variety when one will do. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Football I, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee Club 45 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, f'I'reas. 41, F.F.A. Quartet 2, Basketball Manager 1. ROGER DERR NRCS.. Chief Nitrous oxide-- He makes laugh. Intramurals 35 Football 1, 2, Basketball 1,23 Golf 3. I0 DONNA DOUGAN Sunshine I seem like such a quiet lass, but you should see me out of class. Cheerleader 3,45 Tackler Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 1,25 F.T.A. 2, 35 Science Club 45 Class Sec. 4. NANCY EMKOW George 1 study, but I'm perfectly normal. Tackler Staff 3,45 G.A.A 1,2,3,45 Band 1. MARIE FOX Foxie Willingness and a willing smile will carry this gal many a mile. Tackler Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Band 35 F.H.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD FRANCE Dick Classes should be ten minutes long--Five to come and five to go. Science Club 152, 3,4. ll Nm , if wir.. .. mama-- JERIN FREY slay.. I can resist anything but temptation. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 Dramatics Club 15 F.T.A. 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Class V.Pres. 15 Basketball Manager 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT GROH Bob l-ie puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Intramurals 25 Annual Staff 25 Football 45 Science Club 1, 25 Foreman's Club 1, 2. DAVID HAAG Dave This is the last of school and I'm content. Intramurals 35 F.F.A. 1,2. JAMES HAMMERSBERG Skino Glasses keep the boys from fighting me and the girls from kissing me. Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Band 15 Science Club 35 Golf1,2,3,4. -an-ug 1 f if -..-J .4 -. 5,9 . .' , 5 i,3S-:ff5'f ' I f sz I a f Aw. sf 5 . L FREDERICK AND HAMMERSBERG, Sponsor lr. 'P' II 34-. ---J 'F-If BORDEN COMPANY Sponsor RENAY HASENFUS Renie She lives to love, and loves to live. G.A.A. l,2, Chorus 1. PATRICIA I-IENNING Pat lf you have a question, just ask me. fTackler head 1-45, Annual 2,3,4, Hi-Lites 2, G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Student Council 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Band l,2,3,F.H.A.1,F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4. TATSUYA nmoTA Tabo Ask for a friend and no better you'll find. Football 4, Basketball 4. LAURENCE IBISCH Larry Why does everyone think I'm so serious? Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3,4, Boy's Glee Club 3, Dance Band 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Base- ball 1. his --'Y' in-. ..- ,.....4- C.. DAVID JONES Davey Always ready to give his best. Intramurals 3, Debate 4, Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, fPresident 3j, Science Club 1,2, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Fore- man's Club 4, F.T.A. 3. EDWARD KESSENICH ,.Ed.. Don't study your lessons, just lessen your studies. l.ettermen's Club 4, Foot- ball 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 fSentinel 33. LEONARD KOPPLIN Len He dates freshman-- sophomores--juniorsn seniors! Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Youth Center 1, 2, 3, 4, qPres. 41, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 fAssistant Editor 3, Editor 43, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Boy's Glee Club 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3,4, Band Council 4 qPres. 41, Band l,1Z, 3,4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Badger Boys State 3, Science Club 1, F.T.A. 4, Golf 3,4. LEROY KOPPLIN Kope If you can't put fire into your books, put your books into the fire. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Youth Center 3, 4, Dramat- ics Club 3,4, Chorus l,2, 3,-1, Boy's Glee Club I,2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 12, 3, 4, Basketball Manager l, 2. 12 BETTY ANN KRANZ Twirp l'll see the U.S.A. from a Chevrolet. Tackler Staff 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Forensics 1, 2. RUTH KRONBERG Kronie Gentlemen prefer blondes. Tackler Staff 3,4 1Co- Editor 45, Annual Staff 3, 4, l-il-Lites 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Girl's Glee Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Pep Band 2, Science Club 3,4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 3, 4 fSec. and Treas. 4, Sec, of Visual Aids Office 3, 41, Pep Club 2, 3,4, F.H.A. Ensemble 1, Class Sec. 2. KATHLEEN KRUEGER Kaky It takes a lot of wind to blow a saxophone. Annual Staff 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 fSp. Head 3,43, Dance Band 3,4, Band I, 2, 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. TERRY KUEHL Terry School's all right from the outside. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2. I3 .,,,,r ' WILLIAM LeCLAIRE Choc Our outdoor, indoor, all- round boy. Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Tackler Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4 fPresident 49, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Badger Boys State 3, Class V. Pres. 2. JAMES LEE ..-um.. I never think of the future- II COITICS IO0 S00l'l. Football 2,35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Foreman's Club 4. VIVIAN LEE Viv Experience is knowing what not to do. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Girl's Glee Club 1. DAVID LEWKE HDSVCH It's well to be silent until it's time to speak. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Tackler Staff 4, Student Council 2, 4, Football 3, 4, Science Club 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 41, ClassfV.Pres. 4. s-1 .444 .af !f 9' KRUEGERS FOOD MARKET, B 8. E. GIFT SHOP, Sponsors Q 'L BERNARD LINK Bernie Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous. Dance Band 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3,-4, Pep Band 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4 qReporter 31, Foreman's Club 4. RUTH MARQUARDT Granny I have but one thought for one guy. Youth Center 3,4 fTreas. al, sec. 43, G.A.A. 3,4, Student Council 2, Gir1's Glee Club 1, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Class V.Pres. 2, Class Pres. 2. wi- ,pd ev, '-...ar ' ,f , ,-,,. DOROTHY MCCAULEY 5' Dotty The best thing to do with life is live it. Chorus 1, 2, 4. i PENELOPE MCNULTY Penny You don't have to lead me to trouble, I can find it myself. Cheerleader 3, G.A.A. 1, Latin Club 1, Tackler 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 1, 3,4,G1ee Club 1, 3, Forensics 1, Annual 4. RIO FALL RIVER UNION BANK Sponsor JOHN MURPHY Murph God takes care of boys and Irisllmen. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, F.F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. VERNON OTT Otto If all great men are dead, explain my presence. Letterlnen's Club 4, Foot- hall l,2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Dance Band 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 3, Base- ball 1, 2,3,4. LILLIAN PARPART Lilly 501116 think the world was nlade for furl and so do I. G.A.A. 2, Chorus l,3,3, 4, Science Club 1,4. NANCY PATCIIETT Nan I don't believe in love at first sight, I believe in taking Ll second look. Tackler Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, G.A.A. 2,:i,4, isp. llead ai, sec. 43, F.ll.A. l,2,3,Cl:1ss V.Prcs. 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Student Council il,-1, trims. 45, Girl's clee Club 1,2, Drailllatics Club 4. 'I4 BETTY PICK Betty A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1. VIARY POW ERS ..Ma,,y.. Late hours aren't good for Jne, they're good for two. 3.A.A. 1, Chorus 4, 3ir1's Glee Club 1. RUTH ANN PRITCHARD Pritch She has no heart, he has it 3.A.A. 1,2, Dramatics Club 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Slee Club 1,2,3. DAVID RAHN Dave My mind is made up, don :onfuse me with the facts Intramurals 2, 3,4, Band 1, Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Pres. 42, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, 2, Chorus Z, Foreman's Club 4. 15 ELIZABETH SALZWEDEL Liz A live wire never gets stepped on. Annual Staff 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, fAssistant Point Sec. 43, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 3. BARBARA SCHALLERT Babs My aim in life is to be someone's wife. Tackler Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Hi-Lites 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,Gir1's Glee Club 1,2, Band 1,2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Class Treas. 4. DONNA SCHALLERT Donna The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hi-Lites 4, Girl's Glee Club 2,F.H.A.1,2,3,4. DUANE SCHEY Duane There's one thing to be said about the opposite sex, Boy can they be opposite! Intramurals 3,4, Football 2,F.F.A.1,2,3,4,fSec. 45, Foreman's Club 4. RAHN'S REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE Sponsor QEV F1 .1 Q 'ti 1f 'fv WALKER LUM BER COMPANY ROBERT SCHUMANN Bob Look what four years have done! One more would have ruined me. Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 1,45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1. CECELIA SHEARD Leona Does your mother know you're out, Cecelia? Tackler Staff 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1,45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Science Club l. ROSE SKALITZKY Rosie Laugh and Rose laughs with you5 stop and Rose laughs on. Tackler Staff 3,45 Latin Club 2, 35 Chorus 15 Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee Club 2, 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3. DARLENE STEINDORF Steiny When there's mischief brewing, she's stirring. Tackler Staff 35 G.A.A. 1, 25 Chorus 1,25 F.l-l.A. 15 Pep Club 25 Library Club 2, 3, 4. S nsor 1 -'1' m..J 'nq...u, 1 I ,fs ,9...--Y Nu--.1 MARY LOU THIEDE Mary Silence gives grace to a woman. Hi-Lites 45Gii'1's Glee Club 25 Band 15 F.l-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER THIEDE BROS.. Tell me where the good times are. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN TRAPP John L. I never let my studies interfere with my education. Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, QV .Pres.J. DONNA VICK Donna A friend is a rare book of which only one copy is made Tackler Staff 45 Distribution 45 Hi-Lines 3,4, QH-:ad Typist 45. 16 JANICE VOIGH'I .Jann Still water runs deep. Hi-Lites 4, Girl's Glee Club 2g Band l,2g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4. PATRICK WALTERS Pat lf school is liberty give me death! Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Football 1, 2, 3. MARGO WAUGh Margo It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Dramatics Club 4, Chorus 4, Gir1's Glee Club l,'2, 3, Band 1,2,3,4, fSec. 413 Pep Band 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. l,2, 3,4, F.H.A. Ensemble lg F.T.A. 4. MARY JEAN WEBER Mary A quiet girl with a wonderful smile. Tackler Staff 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,4g Class Sec. 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Dramat- ics Club 2, 3,4, QSec. 41, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, fPres. 4, Sec. 33. i7 KATHLEEN WEINER Kathy Don't rush meg I'm coming Tackler staff 2, 3,4, 1Co- Ed. 41, Hi-Lites 1,44 G.A.A.1,2,3,4,QV.Pres. 41, Student Council 2, 3, QTreas. 23g Dramatics Club 3,43 Band l,2p F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, QI-listorian 335 F.H.A. Ensemble lg Forensics 1,2g F.T.A. 3, Class Treas lg Assistant Editor Tackler 35 Pep Club 2, 3,4g Pep Band 2. ROGER WEISHOFF ..Rog.. Why let the devil have all the good times. Chorus 45 F.F.A. 2, 3,4. HOWARD WEISSMANN Howie I may be short but so was Napoleon. Intramurals 3, F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. JEANNE WILLE Jeanne She's as friendly as she is studious. COLUMBUS FRIGID LOCKERS Sponsor ,,ynllll !f'rmyp ,vu . F' -' r, 5 . 4' 4 Milli. ,ff LLOYD WODILL Kelsh If flames counted, he'd be a bonfire. l,ettcrtnen's Club 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Pres. 3g Flag Raiser 4. MARSHALL WRIGHT Woody Why take life so serious you'll never get out alive Annual Staff 2, 3,45 Dra- matics Club 1,2,3,4, QV. Pres. 41g Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Boy's Glee Club 3,45 Foot- ball 2g Dance Band 2, 3, 4 fPres. 41' Band 1 2 3 4- Pep Band 2 3 4' Forensics 1 2 3' Science Club 1- Visual Aids 3 4. MARILYN YERGES Toots They say love makes the world go around, catch me I'm getting dizzy. Tacklet Staff 43 Annual Staff 3,43 H1-Lines 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g Band lg Girl's Glee Club l,2g Band 1. A . The Beginning 1895 Class Officers :ff . L ' l fH QUED President . . . . LaVern Brumm Vice President . . .David Lewne Secretary. . . . Donna Dougan Treasurer . . . Barbara Schallerf WRIGHT CHEVROLET INC. Sponsor L ff' ,..f f ' a ,,g ,2f', , 'rl I . kk 'W L. A ink A 'V I . k L 1 wif' Vd,.ff'N ' A V ' A A W A . H .w f, ,v'5 h V V , ' . h ' w ' MQQMPW uv, ,b A .,,..o nyysa 11- 4 , 2, --:str of F si .52 ' 1 - 'f fs M H sg?5?fiaX+ fi. f W, w,,,, YJVN gr. wb vi' gym Aki I W uv: . 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Mory Damm Vice Pres'dent . . John Schoeng d NJ A Al ,Q sl Secreforyi ..... Kathy CuT:2n Treasurer . . Dorothy Trapp 26 . s I.. 1 wer . s ' ' jg? - f Y' 5. , ,4 . sr - -s 132.365 2. 'Vi ss J Awww 4 ' ' ' XE I X3 M .... A ,, X pg L - E l 'V'x M 3 NLM y ..,,- . . , J. f :iii kV,k,,:: . I kkrr 4 VVV 1 . Y. ,X 'V 5 ,. zsz . i 1 E E ...r T 1 T R , S Y SQX Y gm F ff Azg. Vg L . .hV,g kk . .. ,. ., in A Xl, cf , 11'L Mfg' LLmL' I 5 fu. - ,.. V 4' Vi ' ' . - K - -v 'E Y 5 :gg NTB 1 Wy Q W N ' E . ' h V W, 1, yy my Vk . ,wi P . Q... , E f m ,. f ' G T 4 .4 , Af -'Y ily' 4 I If F E, -A' V , V 7, 1 Q J . is E - . . W X. X, ff' S NM W V ,s EVLQ. Q ,. Q I 4' M 1 -5' W, 1 if -Q 1? . 5 K r J 3 ' 7 ' T :KW'A Vkhi I ,,,A.. N., Ji i N ,, ,a sr!! 5. -ff Y ,, ...ft 1 8 J TOP ROW: J. Altschwager, B. Beardsley, J. Best, R. Black, E. Boelte, J. Bohn. SECOND ROW: S. Brace, T. Brace, S. Brandt, G. Cripps, S. Crombie, A. Daley. THIRD ROW: G. Derr, J. Duffy, D. Dynes, W. Emkow, C. Fay, B. Field. FOURTH ROW: D. France, D. Frank, R. Frisch, M. Gilbertson, J. Glaser, D. Green. FIFTH ROW: M. Griffith, ,l.Hanson, G. Hegge, J. Hein, D. Hemp, J. Hemple. 1 fbi . at S rxxflxff x.. JONES FUNERAL HOME Sponsor U. N x 5 Z Qi. ,. 1. a. K-Q. A, . 27 ' 5,13 QFEZTF S .F wb. 1 '.J3.w:',-Q, z.La..isw ,qu 'f . JL Q A1 .1- ' ii wg-1 lb '..,': V pl , J- !! , ff l ki fr , A ., . FQ Mi-f v vkd XT'T7 f-'R 'P 2 f we-1 vw' WT!! L rx, tw gl - i. i J ji, if di V T ' 'lu' lf F yi, ' f- ' , E I 5 A K f 1 1 - F ' I ,. I K F . X i - f g . Q I ,vi 'vi f, . F 2 1+ 4 fl I .A . ' ' 'V' 'Fan' K ,, ,X ,.,.4 ,' u nf.. R' V Qf1f -ff I , ...N ..,, I ' . I-NX ,- A in A E 'I 5.21: Y R' O . .- 'N Q I X sr ,,. x , h Y f , R T 'L . fy14yv ' rv - 'K K Y' V' Q 1--A .iw ' 2 , wr' ' 6? ' x f f ina , 8 J' .. lj 1? I, X .X ff pl 5 X n A T , .4 :L , If , ' ' ' ' -I -N 1 1 TOP ROW: R. Hoene, L. Hoglnan, S. Hughes, J. Holsten, F. Jablonsky, I. Jones. SECOND ROW: B. Karow, 1. Kind, D. Kluhertanz, 1. Kluelzman, 1. Koblitz, R. Koehn. THIRD ROW: K. Kossow, M. Kuhn, J. Kurth, G. Lnndsness, R. Landsness, T. Lang. FOURTH ROW: G. Lange, N. Lange, J. Lindert, P. Lins, M. Liverseed, C. Lobeck. FIFTH ROW: D. Marks, R. Marquardt, I. Masche, W. M'11 R ' ' 1 er, . Monthle, M. Mulhgan. v '1' V 6 g ,J 4 Qg .,Qgj,,5 etfgfig U nr 'F V, 'M -v' A R. L S' n :QQ 5 . . . 28 rt U' ' I - .5 ,lx .. vm. . G . 'nw 1 QA . rf.Ifi'ii,, F FF' W , I ,., I' 1 ,. 7 ,T Lrl: ix 4 M, R Q V i t . L C, A 'Fl t si. . jf 'W' Q w f 5' 'fe we 1,-W . war 6 f' 1 A 5497 f l I ff r . r S .. P .Fix 4' W- ' ' ' ,fyA ' QQ 'X . . Ml Q. 1... - L. I ,,,..,, A he -Ie T S ' . N3 ik .41 4, 5, N- i, Y W, H L F,, ur- ., Z, ,i K .v .. .E X K. -. ...J - .tl Vg: 4, e x, . A ,K ., 3 3. ,I Q, P-. . S . . ,t R' f L- .H . , 8 ,45 4 . J A KLKLL , :ly ' N NW R I ff 'if .f X fs Hin' ,, , ' A H Q ' va .V 'W Q jr ...J 5 Q 5: . , . lu:-13.5.1 .u S ' ,, . -. ...V 1 ,.. if ,V 'p x ,. My' 55. ' 5 . A.,.. . , 2 F 5' . . 1- ' Www . fm 1. 'A .V Q pg' QV, J s ' ,f f f , M .N f , 1345- tw M . My J 'T ff 15' F fl, ' KW - ' -' Av W1 ...-.,e:..f'v , V.-f .,A:.' fs.. 'Z' 11 l f-:Q ' 'fi . P F . R 'Q . in F . 1, xl Fi M . 'Q Q ,-0 W 1 z T Y' 'N 2 , 4 an l , 7 ' 2 Q ' f . ' V U . My . , Ll, - .S K , : Q' ..' 3 f X ..r X F 'M M Y.. W A , , ..- ...ff rffllwfl TOP ROW: S. Murphy, W. Murry, B. Noltner, P. Norenberg, J. Packel, C. Pare. SECOND ROW: W. Palchett, D. Patton, C. Peterson, R. Peterson, J. Platz, J. Powers. THIRD ROW: J. Price, B. Raether, M. Rake, A. Rebholz, D. Rennhack, I. Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: M. Ridings, C. Roske, R. Schallert, D. Schey, B. Schilling, L. Schroeder. FIFTH ROW: L. Schultz, lvan Schwartz, A. Shaker, D. Sherman, J. Skalitzsky, H. Spiegelhoff. 2 29 QUENTMEYER BROTHERS - sponsor T I ,A ,J M A Y K , lf' , D K I 1 . f I V 4 Q We K if 3,xK'T,. ' 'J - 'P g ,ff .. . ' , I 5' ,Mwst W di , A ' we 1 R I .f U'-J ..,. x ff, umm, i 3 A X - -Q. t f' T- , ' 1: mv- it W M, ,L Q, K ' , -H V N M .t , VJ- .5 - ' new N W, -tr we- nl X K I Wf W- f 5, 1 ' ,z,,! :gift ' Wifi stage in f, tain. :yu , 1' 'zflm . Q. V- ,V 1182.15 gf' g,i5,SLQi11+.?,p V ,fi-is 'Jw 1- fi' ' my D 4. -' M W t nf t t t f J ' i . ff ' f , 1 ,I f , - Y 4' .AA , ,247 Bqqgjliif' - 7 1 6 Q J Q ji TOP ROW: H. Steindorf, D. Strephmel, B. Tanger, L. Tiedt, K. Tjugum, R. VanRoo. SECOND ROW: P. Vinz, D. D I' x' Voight, D. Weber, V. Weber, D. Weidemann, P. Weiland. THIRD ROW: K. Weissmann, E. Wendt, J. Winter, B. 4- - Witte, J. Wright, K. Yuds. idk The New Look 1958 - l it-He. ,11- a::is:gfw4,Hw . - 1 Class Officers, in JW President . . . David Weidemonr Vice President . . . Bill Pc:tchet1 Secretory .... Marsha Griffitl' TYGCISUYGF - - Christine Lobeck W! Awww 31 ANNUAL STAFF WE PRESENT The Annual Staff of the Columbus High School takes pleasure in presenting to you, the Columbus Cardinal for 1958. It has been our desire to preserve for you, pictorially, some of the significance of your 1957-1958 school year. Generally the organization is much the same as previous years but gradually there has been, and will continue to be, some evolu- tion. If nothing more we are a year older and yesterdays juniors are todays seniors, the for- mer sophs are juniors, the past Frosh are sophisticated sophomores and we have a brand new and bigger class of freshmen. Bookwise, we experimented, this year, with another significant change. Where former- l the book was printed by the engraving or letter-press process, this edition is printed by the off set process. We can't go into detail or particulars but it does mean a change in organization of work, setting up of dummies and a change in deadlines among other things. This change will be noticed by some background pages, undercover fly leaf pages, some slight rearrangement of prints and the introduction of the supplement. The supplement will be completed by early summer and will contain approximately eight pages. of spring events. We hope you like it. Next year we will experiment with greater flexibility and possibly color. The production of the modern yearbook is a continuous process. It begins early in the Fall and is not completed until the close of school in spring. It is entirely extra curricular with seemingly countless hours consumed in its production, work and worry, patience and prudence, do and design, rush and revise, and finally somehow meet your deadlines. We wish to capture and preserve for you the memory of important and vital moments to which you may return with happy feelings at your leisure. And so we offer this yearbook for your approval, to read, to enjoy, to autograph, to return to, to commemorate this high school year of 1957-1958. What penetrated most deeply? ADMINISTRATION AND TEXTBOOKS AND NOTEBOOKS FRIENDSHIP AND ACQUAINTANCE ORGANIZATION MANUALS AND WORKBOOKS THINKER AND TINKER INSTRUCTION AND GUIDANCE ASSIGNMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS GOOD GUY AND WISE GUY ADVICE AND LEARNING REPORT CARDS AND LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE UNDERSTANDING AND SARCASM UNSATISFACTORY REPORTS SUGGESTION AND COOPERATION HELP AND HURT ABSENCE EXCUSE AND THEORY AND EXPERIENCE ASSISTANCE AND SYMPATHY UNEXCUSED ABSENCE CLASS BELL AND EMPTY ROOMS HELMET AND PIGSKIN SHORT BUCK AND LONG RUN SHRILL WHISTLE AND FREE THROW STRIKE OUT AND HOME RUN HOOK AND SLICE STOPWATCH AND CINDERS GLARING FOOT LIGHTS AND GREASE PAINT LIFTED BATON AND TIIBA TooT coke AND CHIPS CORSAGE AND BOUTONNIERE MARGI-IING BAND AND MELLOW ORCHESTRA CAP AND Gow N -1 We give them all to you. We have PICTURE TAKING DAY fl met our deadlines for better or for worse WILLIAM'S JEWELRY Sponsor O O O O O ANNUAL STAFF f I-Yfvkm S PI O , .XAL tv, iii lv 5 THIRD ROW: W, Patchett, L, Kopplin, M, Paust, J. Daley, R. Groh, M. Wright, D. Rahn. SECOND ROW: B. Sutton, II. Iirodcrdorf, P. Conlin, R, Kronburg, T, Murphy, I, Huseth, S. Holtz, Miss McCarthy. FIRST ROW: tl. Cltristianscn Ii, Schallcrt, P, Bobholz, C. Best, S. Voight, I. Caldwell, E. Hogtnan, E. Salzwcdel, KIBITORIN Cnnfr I.. v v Leonard Kopplin A I U ASSISTANT rutrorz I' 'S' ' A S Patricia Conlin - Y A as- ' f ' f I I i X TYPING EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR I , Carol Christiansen Seanna Holtz X I T X BUSINESS MANAGER M Thomas Borchert X U ASSISTANT ' Carol Best 9, Q . za V TYPING ASSIST XNTS E1tzabethSa1zwede1 Barbara Schallert . , fe. ix X i V A .LN ' 3 ,I Q I , A A 32 Student Council l E s is S Q SECOND ROW: T. Hirota, J. Schoengrurrd, W. Hermann, D. Lewke, W. LeClaire, W. Patcheu, FIRST ROW: Mr, Arnone, L. Berg, N. Parchert, D. Broderdorf, D, Sherman, I. Caldwell, R. Schallert, The Student Council is the governing body of the students. It consists of twelve mem- bers, two from each class and the Vice-President of each class. This has been a very busy year for the Council. They sponsored a dance during Christ- mas vacation to raise money for the Foreign Exchange Stu ent Fund. It was held in the small gym. The Council has also sent representatives to several conventions. These are held to see if some of the problems that the Council fGceS muy be Solved by Ofher Councils. Other proiects were the revision of the Student Handbook, and making Hobo Day a big success. It is the representative of the student body and tries to better relations between students and the school. Library Assistants SECOND ROW: R. VanRoo, N. Krahn, D. Weisenscl, P. Lins, S. Larson. FIRST ROW: P. Coulin, D. Steiudorf, H. Andler, Miss Bartley, M. Nemrmarm, J. Austin. V7 STOKLEY-VAN CAMP, INC. Sponsor .111- DFHIll2llll'S Club The Family Nobody Wanted if The All School Play this year was a comedy with a brotherhood theme. It concerned an actual family whose experiences had attracted national attention. Rev. Doss and his wife adopted children of a mixed ancestry. This play is the story of some of the prejudices and problems which this family was forced to solve. An excellent iob was turned in by the en- tire cast: Joe Daley and Seanna Holtz as Mr. and Mrs. Doss supported by Judy Reynolds as Nan Johnson and Matthew Paust as Donald Doss. The profits from this play were turned over to the Foreign Student Exchange Fund. als-its x 5 N 'I' 32,1 I : t I 'Q L ll 3,41 lf 'Qi 0 g I xi I 34 IjI'1ll1l2lllCS Club FOURTH ROW: J. Huseth, M. Damm, N. Lange, D. Strehmel, P. Henning, M. Paust, J. Daley, W. Hermann, M, Wright, J, Bondehagen, R. Kronberg, M, Cullen, P. Groh, D. Hertzberg. THIRD ROW: D. Broderdorf, T. Murphy, M. Griffith, J. Holsten, P. Conlin, E. Schmidt, C. Lobeck, J. Reynolds, N. Patchett, M. Weber, J, Austin' J, Caldwell, M, Waugh, D, Jones, SECOND ROW: C. Cullen, P. Hallman, N. Krahn, S. Holtz, R. Skalitzky, B. Witte, A. Daley, P. McNulty, L. Hogman, B. Field, N. Sarbacher, J. Thiede, P. Lins, R. Miller. FXRST ROW: Mr, Reynolds, J. Daley, M. Liverseed, P. Weissman, R. Schulze, C, Kranz, M. Fox, J. Daley, I. Link, C. Christiansen, J. Packel, E. Hogman, K. Weiner, P, Vinz, All School Play Cast The All School Play this year was a comedy with a brotherhood theme. it concerned an actual family whose experiences had attracted national attention. Rev. Doss and his wife adopted children of a mixed ancestry. This play is the story of some ofthe prejudices and problems which this family was forced to solve. An excellent job was turned in by the en- tire cast: Joe Daley and Seanna Holtz as Mr. and Mrs. Doss supported by Judy Reynolds as Nan Johnson and Matthew Paust as Donald Doss. The profits from this play were turned over to the Foreign Student Exchange Fund. SECOND ROW: P. Conlin, W, LeClaire, W, Hermann, I, Daley, M. Paust, M. Wright, D. Jones, T. Murphy, FIRST ROW: Mr. Reynolds, B. Witte, l. Packel. I. Reynolds, S. Holtz. J. Holsten, M. Griffith, E, Schmidt, D. Broderdorf, X h A Tl Xxx! x .Qs VOELKER'S STYLE SHOP Sponsor Tackler FIFTH ROW: B. Raether, L. Schroeder, M. Damm, W. LeClaire, D. Weidemann, D. Lewke, J. Fre , L. lindres, P. Foss, M. Cullen, N. Lange, S. Murphy, C. Lobeck, B. Sheard, P. Hennln . FOURTH RKKW: J. Ausnn, L. Burg, R. Skalrtzky, M. Lrversf.-ed, G. Woodward, J. Yerges, C. Pare, D. Sherman, P. Weissmann, C. Cullen, L. Wodrll, M. tfcin, A. Daley. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Butz, S. Hu hes, B. Noltner, N. Emkow, M. Fox, N. Ou, P. Vinz, C. jablonsky, J. Altschwager, N. Sarbacher, B. FleTd, P. Hallman, S. I-loltz,'D. Hemp, M, Ridings. SECOND ROW: J. Reynolds, L. Hogman, C. Cigclske, M. Liversced, K. Weissrnann, J. Caldwell, D. Douygan, C. Fay, J, Packcl, B. Kranz, D. rosscr, C. Ladwig, J. Koblitz. FIRST ROW: J. Daley, P. McNulty B. Scha lerl, C. Crrrstiansen, R. Kronberg, K. Weiner, B. Baumgartner, E. Salzwedel, M. Yerges, M. Weber, P. Conlin, N. Patcliclt. The Tackler is the high school newspaper. This year it was sold by subscription with a few extra copies available. The Tackler includes articles from the Senior High School. lt covers all the social events and extra-curricular activities, news, assembly programs, sports, gossip, iokes, birthdays, and the calendar of the month. The staff numbered about fifty members. Each month the staff is given assignments. When assignments were handed in, they were proofread, and then the copy is typed up in columns. After this it is typed up on a stencil and mimeoscoped if necessary. These copies are then run off on the mimeograph, counted, assembled, and distributed to the subscribers. The ad- vanced typing class helped in the publication as a phase of their course. Our mascot, Charlie Cardinal visits the Tackler staff as a result of the creative talent of C.H.S. students. Feature stories, attractive cover drawings and inserts are also a part of the paper. The staff includes artists, typists, reporters, sport writers, feature writers, gossip writers, proofreaders, and those who work on mimeograph, mimeoscope, and distribution. The officers this year were: Co-editors--Ruth Kronberg and Kathleen Weiner, Faculty advisor--Mrs. Butz. gg g g .5-f Staff At W7 0 rk Highlights THIRD ROW: D- ViCk. L. Gehrke. R. Kronbevrg, P. Conlin, D. Schallert, M. Thiede, T. Murphy, D, Brqderdorf. SECOND ROW: C. Cigelske, K. einer, B. Sutton, C. Cullen, C. Lobeck, C. Pare. J. Austin, J. Vorght. FIRST ROW: P. Vinz. D. Prosser, C. Jablonsky, S. Voight, C. Ladwig, D. Christians, J. Karow, J, Daley. The Hi-Lites staff collects news and views about high school life and activities and gives them to the editors of the Journal Republican for publication each week. Each week Hi-Lites features Senior interviews and one activity of school plus the class news and other items of interest. Like all other activities this is out side work for each staff member. The editor this year is Joeann Daley. Getting Ready for Press Q B0 YUU R 55 AS 'Ve 1 r tm A DAY S 5K -, SNQER-'Y smwv ' 9 ,' E Exif?-ii1fiifs'E-GKEQNESE ,,, ' A i H 0 :seam ssswrcr i' Q, R f+ggvws:s.z rfssmmg Q 0 ' 2 ' E gff,fLisi.' were Y' L . i 1 ' ' mprg, TRU.TNi ' ..,..ms-is - QW? -awgfg f 37 fn la Sai wir. Q , tif- . Z 1. E , I ...Q .Y Q 1' X .N 1. S., few:-5 HQWMA.-, ii qrggmmpml. x TZ S YUD'S 66 SERVICE STATION Sponsor Ik-lmtv MMM? ., -Utne- M 8 ,Q L A. Meyers, H. Bettis, B. Baumgarrner, C. Ladwig. ll. . 5 ' 1 N 97 - Eff -'-'rg-raise: 1 .F-9' x - Foremans Club i I -:M G SECOND ROW: D. Meir, B. Link, D. Hempel, G. DeNure. FIRST ROW: J. Trapp, R. Dcrr, li. Kcsscnich, Mr. Kolrlhaas. Columbus High School Foremen's Club members are the mill wright of the industrial arts department. Members meet daily in an effort to help keep the tools and machines of the department in good, safe, working condition. Members make regular inspections of the department to detect signs of breakdown ahead of time. They study and arrange the layout of equipment, analyze and test new tools, new materials and new supplies. i1l- 38 Youth Center THIRD ROW: G. Lange, D. VanRoo, B. Shcard, J. Meyers, L. Kopplin, L. Kopplin, M. Cullen, C. Roske, W. Sutton. SECOND ROW: H. Andler, R. Marquardt, S. Arnold, G. Smith. I. Austin, J. Weiner, J. Lange, C. Seczko. D. Lange. FIRST ROW: Duffy, M. Fritz, P. Vinz, N. Ott, S. Hageman, C. Keuhl, B. Field , Miss Lewis. The purpose of the Youth Center is to provide entertainment for the youth of the community. The student board consists of representatives from each class. This board meets each month with an adult board. The Youth Center sponsors dances, and attends youth conferences. There is also a Junior High Student Board, The officers are: President, Leonard Koppling Vice-President, Helen Andler, Secretary Ruth Marquardtg Treasurer, Chuck Roske. I Future Teachers of America SECOND ROW: R. Skalitzky, M. Waugh, M. Cullen, L. Kopplin, D. Brandt, J. Yerges. FIRST ROW: P. Henning, M. Fox. J. Austin, L. Larson, J. Caldwell, P. Hallman, Mrs. DeVinney. F.T.A, is a national organization for the Future Teachers of America. Students who are members become better acquainted with the teaching rofession by working with experienced teachers. Each member helps with generalassistance, by tutoring, or by doing art or library work. The club meets once a month. Because of its type, the club has no need for officers. The faculty advisor this year is Mrs. DeVinney. The F.T,A. organization was invited to attend the S.W. E.A, convention in Madison. Those who attended heard Dearn Siggelkow and several student-guests from the University of Wisconsin, who are well known leaders in our state and who are planning to make a career of teaching. 39 HEWITT'S STANDARD SERVICE-ROMIES SERVICE STATION Sponsors FHA 'MT FOURTH ROW: E. Schmidt, L. Cheli, J. Holsten, M. Hein, P. Weiland,K, Kossow, N. Lange, P. Groh, M.. Griffith, C, Peterson. THIRD ROW: D. Sherman, D. Schey, S. Crombic, J. Caldwell, B. S earld, R. Momhie, C. Kranz, M. Mulligan, J. Thiede, J. Best, M. Gilbertson. THIRD ROW: D. Weisensel, P. Weissman, C. Cullen, J. Winter, A. Daley, M. Livcrsecd, J. Koblitz, I. Link, B. Witte, D. Trapp. FlRST ROW: H. Ott. N. Ori, A. Rebholz, J. Packcl, D. Trapp, B. Schilling, J. Kind, C. Fay, B. Baerwald, D. Weber, F.H.A, stands for Future Homemakers of America and is an organization for girls in junior or high school who have had at least one semester of homemaking. F,H,A. extends all over the United States and some of its possessions. The local chapter has a membership of about 75. Some of the major events and proiects F,H,A, sponsors during the year are Junior Fair, clothing drive for the Save the Children Federation, annual F,F.A.-F,H,A. banguet Sweetheart ball observance of national F.H.A, week, Daddy Date Night, a style shovir, and an eighth grade tea. YOUR FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of America uv. 6 . D wx f Xl 1 ,trim vw-4 X - M.. Mis: . i if e n A-1, I, IP? 40 FHA il' THIRD ROW: J, Daley, M. Weber, J. Griffith, T. Murplyf, L. Endres, D. Schallert, H. Lange, J. Osterhoff, R. Kronbergj C, Mulligan, M. Thiede. SECOND ROW: S. oight, C. Cizgelske, R. Marquardt, B. Schallert, B. Sutton, . Broderdorf, M, Waugh, J. Vogght, E. Kasper, R, Miller, . Skahtzky. FIRST ROW: D. Prosser, H. Andler, L. Churchill, M. Liverseed, K. einer, J. Austin, M. Nennamann, C. Best. I. Daley, P. Bobholz, J, Lange, Mrs, Kermichel. This year, our local chapter was proud to have one of its members, Joeann Daley, be- come a state officer. This is a real honor for Joeann and for the chapter. The chapter chose three special proiects to do work on this year, one from a national list of suggested proiects, one recommended by the state, and one selected by the local chapter. They were a families together project, increased interest in and reading of Teen Times, the F,H,A, magazine, and encouraging more individual participation in the local chapter. F. H,A, is not iust another clubi it deals with some very important people--the Future Homemakers of America! OFFICERS President .... M. Weber Vice President . . J. Daley Secretary. . . D. Broderdorf Treasurer .... T. Murphy Parliamentarian. . Jane Daley Song Leader .... J. Link Degrees Chairman . L. Endres Reporter . . . J. Osterhoff Point secretaries . C. Cigelske L. Churchill Historian .... C. Cullen Ei E ii 'A it if if sw' if ugu '1 'lv 'r BALLwEG's RESTAURANT-scHRoEDER's SERVICE STATION sponsors FFA '1'tIlRD'ROWg J, Dnfiv, IJ. Sunnhcnn, K. France, J. Kluelzman, R. Black, R. Powers, C. Thu. t L Dyncs Wciland, K. Sclirucdcr, J. Scincsinan. SECOND ROW: G. Cripps, A. Pergande, J. Chrisuans D Guenther IN Vick, G. Gincinder, W, Kcssnich, D. France, B. Marquardt, D. Hahn, Mr. Mortimer. FIRbT ROW B lxarow V, Weber, D. Grf' in, J, Skalirzky, R. Sliillllllriy, J. Hein, D. Dynes, E. Boelte, G. Liverseed W Vic The Future Fanners of America is a national organization for boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. The primary aim of the F,F,A, is the development of agricultural leadershi cooperation, and citizenship. The Columbus Chapter has sixty members. The officers are: President, David Lewke, Vice-President, John Trapp, Secretary, Duane Scheyg Treasurer, Robert Derr, Reporter, Robert Wright, and Sentinel, Kenneth Castleberry. - 'i1 'T 1 uf 1 PTSD '- I U' 1 1 1 , I , Y . lf H f'5 .- ' N! ' 'N F' 4 , L ' -H N f' 1- . ' l I 'ts 1-fav' 14' r: , uno- ron eovs Q 9hf'94, UA sv- o , O T1 mg vtriovt 'snow Sao 'D AL A Cuur nc N-4 , lylfn 1 . -sits no 5 5 COLUMBUS MILLS Sponsor FFA THIRD ROW: R. Derr, J, Trapp, P. Walters, J. Murphy, D. Lewke, H. Zunker, D. Schey, D. Hemple, D. Boelle. SECOND ROW: D. Meir, R. weisnoff, D. Schey, B. Link, J. Weissniann, W. Weissmann, R.lFrance, R. Ou, R, Wright. FIRST ROW: I. Cullen. J. Lee, D. Koblitz, E. Bergauer, L. Churchill, E. Kessenich, K, Castleberry, H. Weissrnann. The Columbus Chapter participates in many activities, some of which are: The Columbus Junior Fair, three county fairs, the State Fair and the Junior Livestock Show. The Junior Fair is one of the big events of the year. The chapter conducts a safety program, public speaking, iudging contests and cooperates with the F.H.A, in holding an annual Parent- Daughter and Son banquet and the Rural School Day. Many of the activities of the F,F,A, are related to the program of vocational agriculture. The four degrees of membership in the F,F.A. are: Greenhand, Chapter Famwer, State Farmer and the American Farmer. The F.F,A. colors are Corn Gold and National Blue. The motto is: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. ,,..... in ,ni T x n x . M Alfie' K ,. -.12 43 BROKOPP'S MEAT MARKET Sponsor Visual Aids THIRD ROW: D. Rahn, R. Wetland, A. Tsclian, H. Zunker, J. Schliesman, L. Brandt, K. Schroeder, J. Wcissmarin, R. Powers. SECOND ROW: D. Sennhenn, G. Cripps, J. Lindert, D. France, J. Kluetzman, R. Marquardt, W. Vick, P. Rahn, D. Koblitz, M. Wright. FIRST ROW: R. Kronberg, J, Opel, J. Christians, R. Schallcrt, D. jones, R. Skalitzky, K. Sherman, D. Klubertanz, G. Livcrsecd, Mr. Priesrcr. The Visual Aids club is organized primarily as a service to the school. This group is responsible for the care and organization of all visual and audio aids and equipment. Members are expected to learn operational techniques for all types of proiectors and to be responsible for ordinary and elementary maintenance. The visual aids club aids and assists any faculty member who needs its service. Visual Aids Activity W, 1 Science Club 3 5 li , i R W, D, S h ', L. D , R. Black, H. Zunker, L. Brandt, W. Weissmann, M. Paust. SECOND g5lfv3DD.O51CiCl1, D. Fryailriii D. Koblirz, G, Cripps, G. Lange, J. Lxnderr. FIRST ROW: J. Wnghr, R. Schallert, C.Cige1ske, L. Cheli, J. Hein, R. Ehlenfeldt, J. Hempel, Mr. Sarbacher. Any boy or girl who is interested in photograph , radio, telegraphy, or 'ust experiment- ing may join this club. He can learn to take, develop, and print pictures, the elements of radio and telegraphy, or learn to become a radio ham. Officers are elected in the beginning of the year and committees are appointed to operate the popcorn machine. The club also sponsors a dance or two, and the other activi- ties. Officers: President,W. Weissmannp Vice President, L. Dynes. Getting Organized 5' x+ Us 5'M9N'9Pa y G es ff 4 .f 9 :Q ,fwfr ' dpi, 'Q g .F fs f X ,K g . 4 1? l 33.5445 14634, 55,3 ,hs idijni -H . I I X 5 i F Q 'l . ,.. -rw-rf f 1 A ' N w nf 'HQ , ' ' Q Q S 6-Qrfm U-- ' . 'I1 ' fff,,,'ge . I 3 'i' iff! ffs'gxfJ'?. T K, I 1 -PHQYF 1 Q ,is Ui 'bp L 4: gf ix 9 i4 .yin ,. .5-iV.f-X 'ii N35 QQ .twig f 'C ff L, .W ff 4' , ggi! 4 .. .A- ff-1 mv-cv ll ' lf' M 6 ,Q fl xyf' Q, I Glee Club THIRD ROW: J. Henriott, J. Osterhoff, B. Baumgl-zirrlner, M. Miller, M. Damm, L. Schroeder, B. Sheard. SECOND ROW: M. Ridings, I. Reynolds, R. Frisc , P. Porter. I. Schmied, C. Ladwigl, J. Woodward. FIRST IlE?VIlll:1H. Ott, J. Packel, K. Weissmann, M. Gilbertson, J. Hanson, J. Koblitz, D. eber, J. Bohn, Mrs. c u ty. The primary obiective of the Glee Club is to acquaint girls with the fundamentals of group singing and public performance. lt is open to any girl that wants to sing for enjoyment and that wishes to develop her musical capacities. The Girls Glee Club sings at the annual concerts at the school and also at the district regional festivals in competition with Glee Clubs of other schools. Girls of the Glee Club are eligible to form quartets, and trios to compete in vocal contests for state honors. Christmas Tableau 47 COLUMBUS-FALL RIVER CO-OP COMPANY Sponsor Yuds. Murphy. K. midt, S Sch beck, E. .C.Lo gh W2ru ES: M. UT FL J. Bondehagen. RINET: LA ALTO C ephmel. SU .D. Kossow I, K. gh , S. Voi hy Murp RN: T. HO NCH FRE el. sh, W, Parchetr, R. Wed Ian .... BARITONE: D. ffirh. ri OBOE: M. G S. Jones. I. Plarz. SS: D. Brandt, G. Packel, BA eard Sh ,C. ZH Herrm r, B. he RBS! , B Holtz , S U6gEl' SAXOPHONE: K. Kr NET: L. Ibisch, D. Trapp. BASS CLARI Schulz. P. Witte . OON: N. Krahn, B. BASS Daley, D. Trapp, J. . J engrund ho J. Sc ONES: L. Kopplin, B TROM S. yfle .D.D Wright, D. Frank B. er, Sarbach ,N. nk I-Iuseth, B. Li riffith, I G . I Hogman E. CLARINETS S 8 Sheard, B, B erwald, P. Henning, J. Altschwager, S, Hughe , D. Weber, C. Weisensel, D. Broderdorf, S. Hughes. DRUM MAJOR: S, Hughes. e sensel. TWIRLER: C. W D EA H hne endt, K. Hoe n,E,W 311 dem right. D. We ust, M. W ..- ..4 Pa :M. S ET CORN Beardsley. B. Murphy . T FLAG TWIRLERS: D. Broderdorf, Daley, F. Jablonsky. , E. Boelte, R. Black, A, Il .V.O Kopplin S: L. M RU D w 'U .-. Q2 ,... u. ai Berndl, S. Krueger, .M. el Pack J. Nolrner, ES: B. TT ORE MAJ COLUMBUS CLEANERS Sponsor Presenting the Columbus High School Band under the direction of Mr. James Abraham. Strutting in uniform the band presented a pre-game and half-time show for the football games, and they led parades on patriotic occasions. The band presented three concerts, their annual Christmas Concert in conjunction with the vocal department, their annual pre-contest concert and the Spring Concert. The band members participated in the Solo-Ensemble Contest, which was held in Cedarburg on March 22, and the band entered Class B concert, sight-reading, and marching contests on May 3 at Cedarburg. Christmas Concer Band Council SECOND ROW: L. Kopplin, L. Ibisch, Mr. Abraham, W. Patchett, M. Wright. FIRST ROW: D. Janisch, J- Hllselh. M. Waugh, T. Murphy, S. Holtz, S. Hughes. 49 'Y' ff1 .1g '...v 4 Dance Band SECOND ROW2 D. Weideman, K. Hoehne, M. Paust, Mr. Abraham, M. Wright, E. Boelte, L. Kopplin, J. Packel. FIRST ROW: J. Schoengrund, L. Kopplin, P. Schulz, L. Ibisch, W. Herrmann, K. Krueger, S. Holtz, J. Griffith, B. Link, C. Sheard, D. Jauisch. The personnel of the dance band are chosen from members of the high school band. lt furnishes music for most of the high school dances during the year. Rehearsal time for the dance band is held outside of school time. As a reward for its work for the year, the members have a night out. Leader ......... Marshall Wright Faculty advisor .... . . Mr. Abraham r.e i ' 1 ' nw- -H aa.. 5 .519 50 Pep Band Pep Club FOURTH ROW: Mr. Abraham, M. Wright, K. Hoehne, J. Packel, D. Weideman, M. Paust, B. Beardsley. THIRD ROW: K. Krueger, S. Holtz, B. Raether, B. Sheard, J. Griffith, D. Broderdorf, J. Huseth, N. Sarbacher, C. Weisensel, J.A1tschwager. SECOND ROW: W. Herrmann, C. Sheard, L. Ibisch, T. Murphy, S. Voight, K. Kossow, D. Strehmel, M. Waugh, C. Lobeck, E. Schmidt. FIRST ROW: E. Boelte, L. Kopplin, L. Kopplin, J. Scoengrund, D. Trapp, J. Daley, I. Wright, D. Janisch, J. Bondehagen. ifigi L. T FOURTH ROW: N. Patchett, M. Cullen, M. Damm, J. Osterhoff, B. Baumgartner, L. Larson, P. Conlin, S. Steinfeldt, K. Krueger, M. Weber, J. Austin, S. Larson, C. Mulligan, Mrs. Ebi. THIRD ROW, S. Holtz, B. Raether, S. Hughes, E. Schmidt, P. Hallman, D. Sherman, B. Sutton, N. Sarbacher, C. Cullen, I. Theide, L. Gehrke, B. Martens, C. Foster, R. Kronberg. SECOND ROW: D. Trapp, J. Caldwell, R. Skalitzky, L. Hogman, E. Hogman, J. Daley, M. Liverseed, R. Marquardt, L. Churchill, 1. Karow, K. Weiner, H. Andler, M. Ridings. FIRST ROW: C. Ladwig, D. Christians, N. Ott, C. Christiansen, D. Dougan, I. Dunning, E. Salzwedel, C. Jablonsky, H. Ott, J. Crook, J. Lange, I. Daley. 51 COLUMBUS HARDWARE Sponsor Ei QXTX ' Cheerleaders J. Karow C. Jablonsky L, Hogman D, Dougan D, Sherman A D, Christians D' S, Hughes H, Andler Raerher N Hogman P IIAII HBH cheerleaders were chosen in the fall of l957. 2 During the year, the cheerleaders introduced several new cheers, and revised some of the old ones. In December the cheer- leaders along with other 1 cheerleaders from the Little Ten Conference , attended a cheerleaders clinic at Oconomowoc. In the spring of i958, went to Horicon to a Cheerleaders to which the s from the ttle Ten Conference were invited. U they rviykf .i . Q H Yea Team 7 v A Team Q as B Team 3 . . n cs ' ,K .s X if l if io 4 c I . Teamj QB Teamj Jablonsky J- Karow Christians L- Hogman Ixugan D. Sherman C Andler S- Hughes Hognjan Raethel' Q2 E ssggw 5 X, ,A I U l F 1 Y 5 V A K K 2 THIRD ROW: J. Frey, R. Derr, P. Van Roo, D. Lewke, B. Downing, J. Murphy, J. Trapp. SECOND ROW: W. LeClaire, D. Ladwig, J. Potenberg, R. Teichmiller, L. Wodill, K. France, D. Schey, J. Packel. FIRST ROW: Mr. Marty, T. Hirote, E, Kessenich, D. Beaver, L. Brumm, R. Salzwedel, K. Castleberry, V. Ott, Mr. George. This organization is made up of all boys that have won a major letter in any sport in which they are given. The purpose of this club is to promote better athletics, and athletic activities. Again, as was started lost year the letterman's club gave trophies to the captain elect and most valuable player from each one of the four major sports. This year the letterman's club had two firsts: They started taking movies of the home football games, these movies were shown the Monday night following the game to point out the mistakes that were made. They held a mother night in basketball which we hope will become an annual event. It was held in the honor of the mothers of all the basketball players, much like dads night in football . The mothers were introduced at half time, and a lunch was served after the game. As in the past, the letterman's club furnished the programs for both football and basketball games. Officers: President, Bill-Le Claire, Vice-President, Lloyd Wodill, Secretary-Treasurer, Jerin Frey, Advisors, Mr. Marty and Mr. George. Mom's Night Awards FARMER'S AND MERCHANT'S BANK Sponsor ss GAA OFFICERS FOURTH ROW: P. Conlin, N. Lange, V. Lee, M. Yerges, P. Henning, K. Krueger, 1. Huseth, M, Damm, M. Cullen, N. Patchett, S. Larson. THIRD ROW: S. Holtz, J. Austin, J. Schmied, M. Miller, S. Murphy, Schmidt, B. Sheard, P. Porter, D. Herzberg, B. Raether, J. Reynolds, R. Skalitsky. SECOND ROW: C. Bystrom, S. Hughes, B. Marten, N. Sarbacher, C. Cullen, L. Hogman, B. Noltner, B. Field, E. Hogman, J. Daley, K. Weiner. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ebi, R. Marquardt, R Schulze, J. Karow, B. Schallert, N. Emkow, H. Andler, D. Christians, N. Ottm, L. Salzwedel, C. Jablonsky, J. Lange. The G.A.A. stands for the Girl's Athletic Association. The main purpose of this organization is to give girls who are interested in athletics a chance to associate together. Good sportsmanship, leadership, and game sociability are stressed as the club's main obiectives. Tournaments in basketball, softball, volleyball, soccer, bowling, and badminton are held annually in an effort to carry out these goals. The main activity of the G.A.A. is to sponsor all the Homecoming activities, including the parade, dance, and window decorations. At the Mother-Daughter Ban uet given at the end of the year, awards are given to all girls who have earned enough points.qThe outstanding girl athlete of the club is given a special award. Officers are: Helen Andler, President, Kathleen Weiner, Vice-President, Nancy Patchett, Secretary, Mary Cullen, Treasurer, .lane Daley, Point Secretary. DUFFY'S SERVICE STATION Sponsor 54 Intramurals FOURTH ROW: D. Haag, R. Derr, P. Walters, L. Kopplin, D. Lewke, J. Murphy, R, Schumann, L. Brandt, D. Hemple. THIRD ROW: R. Thiede, J. Porenberg, J, Kuipers, J. Duffy, G. DeNure, D. Miller, K, Frances, Mg Paust, L. Churchill. SECOND ROW: R. Wright, J. Opel, K, Tjugum, E, Boelte, W. Miller, D. Witthuhn, D, Rahn, L, Kopplin, T. Marsch, R. Herald. FIRST ROW: Coach George, V. Weverm, D. Klubertanz, J. Kasper, J. Christians, J. Hemple, D. Voight, J. Hein, T. Brace, K. Sherman. Intramurals is sports set up for boys who are not members of the school athletic teams. Teams ire set up which compete against each other within the school. This years sports consisted of basket- iall and volleyball. The captains of the basketball teams were John Murphy, Larry Churchill, Bob Lchuman, Leroy Kopplin, and Bob Derr. A Basketball Champs LQ, . Q Volleyball Champs 55 DUFFY BROTHERS sponsor Forensics I . i r , THIRD ROW: J. Caldwell, M. Griffith, A, Meyers, W. Herrmann, J. Daley, W. Patchett, D. Janes, M. Damm, A. Daley. SECOND ROW: J. Packel, B. Noltner, D. Broderdorf, T. Murphy, C. Lobeck, P, Conlin, R. Kronberg, J. Griffith, E. Schmidt. FIRST ROW: J. Lange, B. Witte, J, Daley, L. Berg, S, Holtz, N. Krahn, P. Hallman, N. Sarbacher, Mr. Egan. The opportunity and experience to improve the students speaking ability is one of the many offerings provided in our activity program. Students in the Forensic Club gain experience in serious and humorous declamations, original and non-originol ora- tory, extemporaneous reading and speaking, and the four-minute speech. For those who get A ratings at the local contest, there are greater challenges at the Little Ten District and the State Contest. The Forensic Club this year was led by President Patricia Conlin, Vice President Joeonn Daley, and Secretary-Treasurer Bill Herrmann. The advisors are Mr. Egan and Mr. Zahn. District State Frosh-Soph ii A-Sd i Llttle Ten J . W Awww B Team Football gg: nf, ,fy 1-. . Q J? ,,.,,A . 3 l . JF 1 THIRD ROW1T, Lang, D. Daynes, T. Brace, D. Miller, W. Murray, J. Hemple, Coach Harris. SEC- - . OND ROW: J. Kasper, R. Hoene, D. Parton, J. Schoengrund, E. Boelre, J. Plarz, S. Jablonsky, W. ' ' Miller. FIRST ROW: K. Tjugurn, D. Frank, J. Kurlh, L. Schultz, W. Blumer, D. Weideman, W. Parchert, R. V anRoo. The B football squad, coached by Mr. Harris and Mr. Kohlhass hada rather dismal record in the won-lost column. Considering the experience of the boys, with practically all freshmen making up the squad, this is understandable. However, there was a gradual and steady improvement of the boys throughout the season. Team spirit was always high, with each player doing his best. There were several boys on the squad thatcan doagood job for the varsity and B teams next season. Two of the five games scheduled had to be canceled, due to the flu epidemic, therefore, the B squad played on three games. Coaches: Harris, Kohlhaas 57 rl' I TJ! RESULTS: Juneau 8 Columbus O Wayland Academy 26 Columbus O Lake Mills 34 Columbus O .,, 1, SUPHUHUBES MuLvANY's SERVICE STATION-FIRARI COMPANY sponsors A Team Football . L '- - THIRD ROWg Coach George L. Dynes P. VauRoo D. France J. Marsche J. Polenberg D. Beaver fi' , , - D. Rcnnhack Coach Marty. SECOND ROW: F. Shepard D. Koblitz G. Crook R. Salzwedel G. wr- 1M ' I 1 n v v I 1 1 r u 1 n . ' Miner, D. Hemple, K. casnebeny, D. Schey, R. Teichmiller, G. Packer, HRST ROW: D Lewke, R. Schuman, R. Derr, W. LeClaire, J. Trapp, T. Hirota, L Brumm, L. Wodill, R. Grah, Mur- phy, E. Kesseuich. The T957 football team may have been small in number but it was big in heart. The squad was formed around the returning lettermen John Trapp, Bill LeClaire, Lloyd Wodill, and LaVern Brumm. The offensive game was highlighted by LaVern Brumm's long runs and pass receiving. Lloyd Wodill lead the team as quarterback and did a fine iob in passing. Defensive stalwards were Bill LeClaire, Roger Teichmiller, Ed Kessenich, Pete Van Roo and Jerry Pockel. At Lake Mills, Doc Brumm won the game for us by running back two punts for 94 and 39 yards We had our second victory from Mayville when Wodill threw a touchdown pass to Brumm. This was a fine victory for Dad's night. Our third win came when we played Waupun. Brumm went for 74 yards and 45 yards. Potenberg ran 95 yards and Castleberry for 29 yards. The Cards tried with tremendous effort to stop Ripon but they overpowered us. The Beavers had too much power for us. A 6i yard run by Brumm featured the Columbus attack. The Cards pla ed Berlin even in the first half, but they powered through in the second half. Cooney as weii as West Bend had too much power for us although, we tried hard. A FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September Lake Mills Columbus Dad's Night Mayville Waupun October Homecoming Ripon Berlin Beaver Dam November Oconomowoc West Bend BOUOUET SH OP Sponsor ' S ,M sw ,L.,.,' Ai 5 2 L 1 ' A f i 1 nv I ' 1 1. I, A 163111 B2lSKCtD3ll HQOM Lttl' IU R1Gtit'g B, Downing, J. tiammersburg, P. Vuntioo, I, Shepard, J, Frey, L,Wodi11, IJ. l.LldW1g, V, Url, L. Brulnrn, W, I,cCluirc, R, Salnwcdcl, J. Packet, li. France, C0i1CllGCOfgC, Thirteen bo s reported for practice on opening day of the basketball season, and eleven of these boys finished the season. The Cardinals take 4 wins and T2 losses into the tournament on March 4 at Beaver Dam. The Cards had a rough season losing many games by close margins, but finished strong, winning their last two games of the regular season. Lloyd Wodill lead the Cardinals in scoring with 284 points in T6 games, at l7.75 points per game average. The other boys scoring is as follows: Brumm l68, Le Claire l26, Ott llO, Dowing 96, Van Roo 3l, Hammersberg l6, Ladwig, l4, Frey 9, and Shepherd and Salzwedel failed to score. SEASON'S RECORD vs Columbus 49 Wisconsin Dells Columbus North Fond Du Lac Columbus Rio Columbus Horicon Columbus West Bend Columbus Oconomowoc Columbus Berlin Columbus Beaver Dam Columbus Edgewood Columbus Mayville Columbus Lake Mills Columbus Hartford Columbus Oconomowoc Columbus Ripon Columbus Fox Lake Columbus Waupun COLUMBUS SPORT SHOP Sponsor 'eSkin0 N7 Q ? 5 . - eOtt0 ,PfFred79 fp -4- O Coach K 8 I Choc M i b B533 ? , R 'Quick' If, ' , jd ecpeteg X W, f Sliipe ' I Nfiastus .14- A Y? Q i kk: v ' . 3 B Team Bask et ball Ax P I MW! X XXXIII I I T Iwo HMM LH I' IU ldGll'l', W, lginlxow, J, Plan, C, Roske, R. Ehleufeldr, I. Schoe11gru11d, R. Hoeue 57 ru. is wi e fy D l l3ll J S 1111 1 ll I 1 I1N1.1r1y L Schultz, D, Wedeman, W, Blumcr, W. Patchcn, J. r111t1acsk. :Hu fNf'N fi0il1'h Marty 5 A, A, Columbus .,1.h vhs, sy. 4 -.bu CL it 1111 11 1957- 1958 Schedule North Fond d u Loc lx ll I X1 R1 G, liuggc. M.1na1gcrsg W. Murray, D. Re Columbus Columbus I6 9 Columbus l3 Columbus I4 Columbus I3 Columbus I7 Columbus l2 Columbus 9 Columbus 28 Columbus I2 Columbus 20 Columbus Called Columbus I6 l Columbus 23 I7 ot Rio Horicon West Bend Oconomowoc Berlin Beaver Dam Edgewood Mayville Hartford Loke Mills Gconomowoc Ripon Fox Luke Wciupun O'NV d O 1 if ' AL ' T EC .5 1. AQ 4 M 20 37 42 41 40 I8 50 43 36 50 48 half time 50 24 42 4 62 J' :at ,K -1 3 J? 1 .-.... , 5 4 -riff H -gl -1 QT' 1 'riff v' . . O O O .. ,1., ' ps.. .. T 'liz' ' fy i ' 'T ff - 5 1 I it Y 4 N-gx l THIRD ROW: K. France, C. Buchard, R. Derr, G. Packel, D. Hemple, Coach Hams. SECOND ROW: D. Koblitz. J. Kuipels, J. Christians, K. Castleberry, R. France. FIRST ROW: G. Landness, T. Hirora, E. B-oelte. J. Hemple, J. Crook. This year for the first time an added sport was offered to the boys of Columbus High School. This sport was wrestling. The boys had a comparatively good season considering their inexperience. Mr. Kelly Harris was the very capable coach for the Columbus wrestlers. SEASONS RECORD Montello 32 Columbus Watertown l 5 Columbus Wisconsin Dells 28 Columbus I4 Montello 26 Columbus I3 Hartford 21 Columbus i A' l Coach Harms f!iQ C. . l.G.A. srone sponsor O C ' A ' v 197 , s 'fmurfnrl 5. ,, QQ kv, Q? N4 9, 1, 4'Fii,fl' 'x ll P aw 5, -'xx x ff 'fi .X J Q, f,4 5 LP Vg E' ' x f I 9 5 Q9 .- ff X' X ! f 11455 N .. -1- , - . A. f . f I , ff' 7 Z M Awww jx Q l Homecomin 'J H ueens Court M' Yerges' R' Mimluardl E. Hogman, L. Berr, W. LeClaire, R. Marquardr, M. Yerges, L, Wodill, K. WCUICI. E. Sallwedel- ? ,.. . I Homecoming came early this year on a bright, clear day, October 4 to be exact. A rousing : pep session was held in the morning and in the afternoon, t e annual parade was held complete with N hobo band, floats depicting the downfall of Ripon, and the royalty of the day. Chosen as kings by their team mates were Lloyd Wodill and Bill Le Claire, who in turn chose Marilyn Yerges and Ruth Marquardt as their queens. The court of honor consisted of Seniors: Elizabeth Salzwedel and Kathy Weiner, and Juniors: Lois Berg and Elizabeth Hogman. The players from the team also on the court were Bob Derr, John Murphy, La Vern Brumm, and Don Schey. ln the evening the team played a wonderful game but lost 20-25. During the half the queens were crowned and the winning floats and windows were announced. The first place float was the sophomores. Second, the Juniors and third G.A.A. The band won the first prize in windows. ,,, The Homecoming dance, sponsored by the G.A.A., was a wonderful end to a wonderful day. runnin Wh M5 Ki W ,mf V t 5 111 .z ,A vga in S If ,. ,,.. ..,,. . 1 'TJ . ,, Q , ,W-f -.N,. .. 'S i 1 Q 9 1 ff 43'3v 1 I ,E D O, ' O O O O O One of the important events of the T957-T958 school year was the Senior Boll . This year's theme was Sayonara and the gym was transformed into a colorful Japanese setting. The red ceiling was aglow with Japanese lanterns. The sides of the gym were decorated with scenes of Japan. The music was provided by the Top Hatters who were seated on the stage before a beautiful background of picturesque mountains and Japanese cherry trees. January 25 was the date of the Senior Ball with dancing from 8:30 to l2:OO. The grand march was held at 9:30. The boys wore black tuxedos with white boutonnieres. The girls wore floor length dresses and long white gloves. They carried fan-shaped bouquets to carry out I 4 the Japanese motif. The queen carried a tan-shaped bouquet of white carnations and red roses. The regal tiara was designed with white carnations, tiny red rosebuds, and was interspersed with A miniature net bows. Larry Churchill was elected king and chose Donna Dougan to be his queen. The court consisted of David Lewke and Kathleen Weiner, John Murphy and Mary Jean Weber, Tatsyua Hirot and Mary Cullen, and John Trapp and Patricia Conlin. ru 1 cf' iiff Of-f T 184 McN T PE nsor S SU R MARKET Spo To- N -, y 'QQ 0 . ' ' 'T 68 f, .rw , M , ,,,.. Af' X Q A 4 ,rf - k-X liuwgfx is .... 'B -4 . 'A H' ,, . 9 an if , V , Q E X 5 If tw ,n fx if: s' 4 M 1 'fs K ,F , P9 S a gf I 51 AUGUST 28th 30th SEPTEMBER 2nd 6th 13th 13th 8: 14th 20th 20th 25th 26th 27th 28th OCTOBER 4th llth 12th 15th to 18th 18th 25th 26th 28th 29th 3 lst 3 lst NOVEMBER lst lst lst Sth 6th 7th Kc 8th 8th to 12th llth 13th 15th 16th 19th 20th 22nd 25th 4 27th 28th 29th ECEMBER 6th 10th 13th 13th 18th 20th 23rd 28th JANUARY 3rd 4th ,S 6th , 7th 10th 13th 81 14th -1... X 1957 1958 School opens sweet drudgery F.H. A. Get Acquainted Dance--Where the old meet the new Labor Day--A welcome break V Cornerstone Laying--At last Home Football Game against Lake Mills-We Won! Junior Fair--When the farm goes to town Home Football Game against Mayville-Dad's nite-- That Cheer1eader's Dance - -U -Rah-Rah-Rock-n-Roll W, Assembly-Otto Schacht--A break and a good lesson 'i 'T Juniors get class rings--Some will go on chains? eg-.gg Away game against Waupun--Only one emerges the victor Youth Center Da nce--'Honeycomb' Mwu I Homecoming against Ripon--Well, we danced our losing b Away game against West Bend--canceled-the ilu bug! Columbus Day--Was he named after our town? M. Z School closed because of Asian flu-Ghosts walked the halls of learning Home game against Berlin--They were bad motorcycles wfrwlf Away game against Beaver Dam--Rome wasn't built in a day Youth Center Dance--fun! ,, ii Assembly-jet Horizons--Moon, here we come! Assembly with Glen Cunningham and Dr. Parish--We've rated celebraties Hallowe'en--Boo to you, too! George Walter Assembly-Poetry Toetry ' First quarter ends--one-fourth of the old grind is over Home Football game a ainst Oconomowoc--Nice block, Tabo 8 Forensic Dance--Make your feet talk Algoma Band visits--lt's the sound man!! ix West Bend away game played--That's the way the cookie crumbles Teacher's Convention--Never too old to learn I Open House Veterans Day Sandorama--And we thought it was for love letters Dramatic Club Dance--Hollywood on parade? Debate Practice Session at Horicon--Whole lot of talking going on Home ga me against Wisconsin Dells--The bad guys beat the good guys Freshman Initiation--Young and Innocent! Basketball game at North Fond du Lac--Where is North Fond du Lac F.H.A. lIlltlaIiOIl A red F059 Basketball Game at Rio--Hurrah!! A one point win!! ' Thanksgiving--A bird in the hand is worth two in the stoie Thanksgiving Recess--Bless that turkey Basketball at Horicon--That's the way the mop flops mu F.F.A. Dad's nite--Welcome Fathers Home basketball game against West Bend A Junior Class Dance--Just what is a Boogala, Juniors?? Christmas Concert--Blow man, blow Basketball Game at Oconomowoc--That's the way the banana peels Christmas Recess--Have you done your shopping yet? Youth Center Dance--That Holiday Spirit Student Council Dance--What was everyone doing in the balcony? Youth Center Dance--This was fun School Reopens--Bubble, Bubble, toil and trouble Annual Pictures--The line up Basketball Game at Berlin--'Found a Peanut' All School Play-- That Family Nobody Wanted --curtain time , Y TOPP'S Gnocekv Sponsor .IALX 19 uv v 8 V , iE li l VAQQV 1 V177 tgr,:NUARY V'L S 16th l'7th 17th 18th 20th Forensic Cliniceat Whitewater--What s this we hear about the old soft shoell I Xl I K End of the Semester-- Hoo-Haw Home Basketball Game against Beaver Dam-We dunkedihose eave s!l Little Ten Debate At Hartford--Speech!Speech! f . .,,A il. ,. I W . . . .. 'U V 0 o , L ll il? ' is ,Q J XIII , 'A I X L S 5 ' t 1 .T H N Home Basketball game against Edgewood--Fight, Cardinals! 22nd Freshmen, Sophomore Return Party--Charcoal and Pink ,sgvslwwi 24th Basketball Game at Mayville--Go get'em Cards , Qlgllyrflf girl .: Z 25th Senior Ball-Sayonara--Enchanting . 1 s ggi 27th F.H.A. Daddy Date Nite--The gals treat their dads , : A t Q . ' gfgif 31st Basketball Ga me at Home against Hartford-- ots of luck 'i.NS,'jQi.vjgg Ai, M WL 31st G.A.A. Dance--We'1l remember this on '. . ' Y 5 FEBRUARY tg . 3rd Wrestling at Montello--Good luck! I :.:.t f:1Q' 4th Basketball at Lake Mills--Go Team Go '1-1:17 -' 5th Assembly Program-The Pattersons--Enjoyable '. G' s o 7th Basketball Ga me at home against Oconomowoc--Nice ga me,boys rm, '7th F.H.A. Sweetheart Ball--'Me and My Honey' Q31-ff 14th Basketball at Ripon--We're an behind yo 14th Valentines Day--Will you be mine? 'z 14th Teachers Convention--relief for the weary R 15th Youth Center Dance--O'Ju1ie. 'Q' Y X 16th Madison Municipal Band Concert--lovely music , ' ' 17th Basketball at home against Fox Lake--We're gonna F-I-Q,-H-T 19th Montello Wrestling here--We've improved+f K 1 Q' . get ig . 19th Assembly on Brotherhood--All are equal Z Issey 21st Basketball with Waupun at Home--Our team is red hot! . ' 21st Assembly--Melody Masters--'How did Wiscon- sim x pa f W , 22nd Pancake Supper--A huge success 13. 5 ' t tty'i1t S MARCH 1 'l f Std ' 1 Q , 1 il K- , ' to Basketball Tournament at Beaver Dam- -We triedl .f 1- 1 '-'55 - E1 8th 1 Ili ,QQ ' , . 4th Little Ten Forensics at West Bend--Speech-speechjs p Q ' ' 11th Local Forensic Eliminations--Good luck kids. 'QWI I s 15th Little Ten Speech Tournament--Work pays off p Y W .yay 17th Chorus Assembly--It's a Great Day for , t gfgg St' I ' ' ' aff' , -nf Y. , 21st Third Quarter Ends--Just a Little longer - ' 1 22nd Solo 8a Ensemble Festival at Cedarburg--a job well done 24th V V 8: Senior Class Play--Any Young Starletsrr 25th 27th Assembly-The Webbs-Very nice 29th District Forensic Meet-those speakersl, 3rd Spring Recess--At Last!! 9th School Reopens-So Soom? S' h'ii 'i i K S' 11th Pre-PromDance--The time is drawing nigh-ask her! llth SL State Youth Conference at Sheboygan--Educational and fun 12th 1 12th State Forensics at Madison--how many A's 26th hgshs ., 27th - 30th 1 K- . 3rd lysis mm y :som L 'UNE 2nd N FQB Q if ? 2 1 fmfl.-1? , ' - MAY 7 :wil sg . 7th fi-1' ixlg rs 9th 33' 2- s r 'sv ,.,. 0' s is . lst Band Trip to Algoma--This was fun! ' Q Spring Vocal Concert--Tra-la-la Spring Instrumental Concert--Music, Music, Music Band Tournament at Cedarburg--An exciting day Assembly--Beauty 84 the Beast--An hour well spent Junior Prom-Springtime in Paris--Wonderful! Wonderful! State Music Tournament--How about some A's! Memorial Day--These honored dead. . . 'I Baccalaureate- -Take heed Seniors' 8s Senior Skip Days--What did you do kids? 3rd Qin-p was 4th Commencement--Remembering rrigkf w 5-Q 5th School Closes--Another year gone! ' ' 1f.:'.,f I I s K 4 1 ,Qtr-34, A ,p is G , V 131: W fs f ' ' 5 iksi il , 71 'it --f tp, A u ,.r: :SWL lwbwi V'-'-' ri' C5 Andler's Garage Beier 8. Steinfeldt Food Store Bellack's Clothing Co Central Beauty Shoppe Coast to Coast Store Corner Drug Store Elba Food Store Fredrick Farm Equipment Hiney Oil Company Ideal Barber Shop Kalfahs Package Store Klokow Shell Service Kreyer Machine Shop Lien's Garage d D Sta' w,. ?kPil 157 'f V 1 any fq- ' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moll Maytay Sales 8. 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