Columbus High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Columbus, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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With yet an inner feeling of amazement welling within and a consciousness hovering without, our furtive glance around tells us it all has ended too soon. Solemnly and suddenly, we, the Class of l959, become the first to graduate from this our most recent and modem of schools. lf for no other reason we are so marked, and yet we challenge all you that follow us to achieve more than we and thus surmount our accomplishments. We have sin- cerely, and for the better, begun the fashioning of those characteristics by which this school building shall be known. We solemnly dedicate this final effort to this New House which becomes the epitome of educational opportunity in Columbus. To this we add the challenge -- Carry on. G ETTING READY: There is only one way to get ready for immortal- ity, and that is to love this life and live it as bravely and faithfully, and cheerfully as we can Henry Van Dyke THE CCIN Into my heart's treasury I slipped a coin, That time cannot rust Nor a thief purloin: Oh, better than the minting Of a gold-crowned king ls the safe-kept memory ofa lovely thing. Sara Teasdale BUILDING For yesterday is but a dream, And to-morrow is only a vision, But to-day, well lived, Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness, And every to-morrow a vision of hope. Anon HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE AND DEDICATION PROGRAM HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Columbus, Wisconsin Sunday. November 23, l958 l:30 - 2:00 i Music ......A..A..,,.....4....,...... .. ..... High School Band 2:00 DEDICATION PROGRAM The S'rar Spangled Banner ......, ....... A udience and Band lnvocafion . ........... ..,..... ...... R e v. Joseph U. Braig S+. Jerome's Church Welcome ..... .................... A . K. Holfz Board of Educafion Born To Be Free .................................................,....................,..... Williams High School Mixed Chorus .....,.... Norma Erd McNul+y, Direclor High School Band ................... ........A.. J ames Abraham, Direcior lnfroduciion of Plafform Guesls ....... ....,.................... M . A. Paichefl' Superiniendeni of Schools Dedicafion Address ....,.......,.....,.................. G. E. Walson S+a're Supl. of Public lnslruciion Presenialion of Keys ........ .............................. R euben Damm Direclor, Board of Educaiion Accep+ance of Keys ,.... .................... D . D. Moriimer High School Principal Bless This House .................................................................. Brahe-Taylor John Miller. Soloisf Benediciion ...... .,.......................,................ R ev. Richard Noble The Melhodisf Church 3:00 - 5:00 Open House and Guided Visifafions 7:00 - 9:00 Open House and Guided Visii'a'l'ions QIHUIAL li In 5 Iiflllf 'Y yl I J' 3 U . - A Y 'Q ., 4' 1: 2- . A. l, me 4- 1 f 'aw' b 'QQ Jtit ,Q q:'Q , - y. -f , W-'P ' F iv ab ' iq? ' , ' f'g -N - 3 ' 'W'- : a fzF '5 ' 'T4 1 . Q :V-f' .,, ' 'FP-1Ri' ?9Q Q, r' - r - 4 A f 7 5 3 M Z if Xia JJ smog, Mr. Bernard Conlin Mr. Milton A. Patchett - Mrs. Eva Gruhn Superintendent Mr. Alfred Holtz Mr. Marshall Wright Mr. Reuben Damm - President Mr. Lloyd Lange - Treasurer Mrs. Phyllis Callahan - Clerk 6 To the Class of 1959: The past school year has been a time of progress for Columbus High School. It has marked the completion, opening, and dedication of our beautiful new high school building. Although we may share many fond memories of school life in the building we left behind last November, I am sure we have all come to feel very much at home in our new surroundings. New curricular offerings have been made possible and a number of new courses have been introduced. Better facilities for co-curricular, recreational, and other services are now available and in use. And, important too is the fact that our students and faculty are each day working together under conditions which are attractive, comfortable, and inspirational. To make the most of the opportunities available represents a real challenge to thoughtful young people. Most of our students have demonstrated a genuine appreciation for the facilities this community has made available. For you, the Class of '59, it is a real honor to be the first to be graduated from the new Columbus High School. M. A. Patchett Superintendent 7 To the Seniors: Elbert Hubbard has stated that The value of an education lies in the struggle to get it. As students of this high school, some of you have had to put forth a great effort to obtain your education. Some have worked hard towards achieve ment in the curricular offerings, while others have exerted very little energy. Some of you have put many hours into extra-curricular activities, and others have not participated in any. l am sure that each of you who has exerted great effort to achieve your education will find that you will sense a true feeling of accomplishment. In school you have been provided with an opportunity to build a foundation for your future life, through being exposed to many areas of study. The amount that you have absorbed will determine to a large extent your success in life. Your education is far from complete but the foundations are firmly established. It is my hope that you have improved upon your character while in this school. It is also my wish that the building of character will be foremost in the planning of your life's work. Character is the only thing you will take with you into the next world. D. D. Mortimer Principal I 4 M 1 +V? 'Q' 3 .ED 5 -83 W ' w JAMES R. ABRAHAM CHARLES ARNONE Band Guidance, Spanish BARBARA G. BARTLEY LEDA BOELTE Librarian Latin MARILYN BUTL RALPH M. CHRISTENSEN C0lIl1llCfCiZl1 History, Senior Problems 10 'Q CESARINE DeVINNEY WILLIAM F. DONNELLY Mathematics English DAVID F. EGAN English JOYCE EBI Physical Education -31 -3 -I I N 98: WRAY E. GEORGE DOROTHEA KERMICLE Physical EdUC3ti0l'1 Home Economics 11 ai' , H Q im ---i -i A . EDWARD I . KOHLIIAAS WILBERT MARTY 1llLlllSIl'i1I1 A rts Citizenship 6..,..... -pf I-ll' rv vi a D 4 IA X W Q I I d' uunun u n .1114-. ...Q , lim' lnfllrflullu .,.-4 151: nz xl-1 , ' ' JW! y Q F ' ,., ..1.. .,-,... ' ., ,, N4 ' an J.. ,. .qu 'A ' K 0 14 rm 5.4. ..-V... ... Ny JULIA MviQAR'l'HY NORMA MCNULTY Niillllklllillfik s Vocal Music 5' cue 1' IQLARICE OLSON ADOLPH PRIESTER fQUl1lIllCl'l'iJl1 Biology 12 MN 4 mf K 2 New Y A ,W-.1 '-i......,..,W-kMi,gQ-. L, If fy , .N if A p . A , w wg Z 53315 i 's iv A 3.44, fs' f ,R Q I -Z. ,A ? m I .i . 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Girls Intramurals 12, G.A.A. 11: Debate 11, lackler 11, 12 g Dramatics 125 Chorus 12, Secretary 12, Girls Glee Club 9.10, 11, Pep Club 9,l0. PHYLLIS BOBHOLZ 1 DONALD BEAVER Red I'm a bit ofa liar myself, but go on with ygstory, Lettermans 11,125 Boys Intramurals 10, 11, Chorus 11, Football 9,10, 11,125 Track 115 Baseball 11,125 Visual Aids 9. DIANNA BRANDT Diane Tis love that makes the There 's no business like EDWARD BERGAUER Hermie To think there was a time when he was very shy. F,F,A. 9, 10,11, 12, HAROLD BETTIS Hal They think Liberace 's talented. Huh! Debate 11, 12g Annual 11 12, Hi-Lites 9, Student Council 9, Dramatics 10, 11,125 Chorus 9.10, 11, 12 Boys Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, world go round, Gosn, monkey business. how fast it's going! Girls Intramurals 12, G.A.A. 9g Annual, Bus, Chairman, Chorus 9, Band 5taff11,12g F,H.A. 9, 11,12g Pep Club 95 F.T.A, 1O,11,12. 9,10,11. I7 GFP' Sponsor-CALDWE LL LUMBER CO. KENNETH CASTLEBERRY Ken A bachelor is someone who never makes the same mistake once, Lettermans 11, 12, Presi- dent 12, Student Council 11, Wrestling l1,12, Football 9, 10,11,12, Basketball 9,10, F.F.A. 9,10, 11, 12, Sentinel 11, President 12, Track 9,11, 12, Badger Boys State 11, Class Vice President 11, EUGENE CROOK Geno A quiet man--he doesn 't snore in class, Football 10, 11, F,F.A. 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, if DIANE BRODERDORF .Dees To live long, you must live slowly. Annual 11, 12, Hi-Lites 11, 12, Head Typist 12, Student Council 11, 12, President 12, Dramatics 11,12, Band 9, 1O,11, 12, F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Parliamen- tarian 12, Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 9, 10, 11,12g Band Council Treasurer 12, Class Sec- retary 10. WZ JOSEPH DALEY aloe.. If bright remarks were grains of sand, he'd be a desert, Annual 9,10,11,12, Editor'in-Chief, 12, lli- Lites 9, Dramatics10,l1, 12, President 12, Band 9, 10,11, Pep Club 9-10,11, Science Club 9, F.F.A, 9, Forensics ,10, 11, 12, President l2gGolfl1, Visual Aids 10,11, Badger Boys State 11, Sponsor-FIRST NATIONAL BANK CONSTANCE BYSTROM Connie The devil may have fun, but he has nothing on me! Intramurals 12, G. A, A, 9, 11, Tackler 12, Annual 12, Dramatics 12, Chorus 12, Glee Club 12, Band 9. . At, , , fa .px K -s. ,W-'Q' A Mi --lk, A ,P , jg RZ! GARY DE NURE Garbo I'll do it tomorrow, I've made enough mistakes today. Intramurals 9, 10, 11,12, Youth Center Board 9, Annual 10, 11,123 Football 9,10, Basketball 9, 10, Foremans Club 11, 12, Golf 9,10,11,12, 18 CHARLES CONRAD Chuck I'm not afraid of work. I can sit around it all day and it doesn't bother me a bit. Intramurals 1O,11, Foot- ball 9, Track 9, Baseball 10,11,12. JAMES CULLEN Jim I'm the patient type, Will you be my nurse? F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12, Annual 12. PATRICIA FOSS Pat I'm like the wind, rest' less. G. A.A. 10, TaCkler10, 11,12, Annual 12, Chorus 9, 11, 12, Girls Glee Club 10, 12, JANICE GRIFFITH Squiffy I-low wise one must be, to be so all the time. Annual 10, Dramatics, 12, Chorus 9,11, Dance Band 11, 12, F. H,A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Forensics 9, 1O,11, President 12, Pep Band 9,10, 11, 12, For- ensics, Secretary 12, Class Secretary l2, , X P 32 BEAUFORD DOW NING HB. R. .. And then the question arises ---- ----Should I work? Lettermans 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Foot- ball 9, Basketball 9, 10, 11,12, Track 11, ROBERT HENNING LaVONNE ENDRES LaVonne Always on hand to lend a hand. Tackler 11, 12, Annual 12, Hi-Lites, 10, F,H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Degrees Chairman 11, Secretary 12, Class Secretary 12, IUDITH HENRIOTT Bob Henry My mind is made up. To be good or not to be Don't confuse me with good--that is the ques- the facts, tion, Intramurals 9, 1O,11, 12, Annual 12, Dramatics 12, Chorus 9, 12, Football 9, Chorus 9,10, 12, F. l-l, A. Basketball 9, Dance Band 10, Band 9,10, Science Club 10, Track 9,1O,11, Baseball 12, Visual Aids 9,10, Pep Band 9, 10: Wrestling ,11, 12. I9 90 FaT.A. 9. CHARLES GRIFFEN Charlie The say I'm artistic, but it's just because I'm so doggone talented. DAVID HEMPEL Dave I don't let my studies interfere with my educa- tion. Lettermans 12, Intra- murals 11, 12, Annual 12, Chorus 10, Football 9,10, 11, 12, Boys Glee Club 10, F.F.A, 9, 1O,11, Foremans Club 11, Visual Aids 10, Wrestling 11, Sponsor-COLUMBUS MILLS 1- X 1 ELIZABETH IIOGMAN Liz The All-American gradu- ate---1959. Intramurals 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11,125 Annual 10,115 Student Council 9,105 Dramatic-s 9,1O,11,1ll5 Band 9,10,11, 125 Pep Club 9,10,1I,12.5 Class Treasurer 11, 125 Band Council 10,125 Intramural Board 12. SANDRA HUGHES Red Talk and she talks with you. Stop and she talks on. Intramurals 9,125 G,A,A, 95 Youth Center Board 10, 115 Cheerleaders 105 Tackler 125 Annual 115 Chorus 125 Glee Club 9, 105BilI1d 9,10,115 Pep Club 105 F,T,A, 95 Pep Band 95 Drum Major 10, 115 Band Council 10,115 Chorus Treasurer 125 Class Treasurer 10. RONALD HEROLD KENNETH HOEHNE NROH.. uKen.. Life s short, so let s have I m not lazy, I was just born fun. tired and never got rested, Intramurals 9 10 11 12- Football 9 10- Basketball 9- bctence Club 9,10, Visual Dance Band 9, 10, 11, Band Aids 9 10 9 10, ll - Visual Aids 9 10' Pep Band 10, 11, 1:37 ,Ag 5 I-.-r DOROTHY IANISCI-I ELEANOR KASPER Bunky Eli Music is soothing to the Keep my heart faithful. soul and so is she Tackler 12- lii-Lite- 12- SEANNA HOLTZ. Piker Think! Maybe we can dodge this work. Intramurals 125 G,A,A, 9,10,115T3.CR161' 10,11, 125 Annual 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 12, Treasurer 125 Dramatics 9,10,11,125 Dance Band 10,11,125 Band 9,10,11, 125 Pep Club 9,10, 11, 125 Forensics 9,10, 11, Vice President 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Vice President 10,125 Band Council 11, Treas- urer 115 Annual Co-Editol 12. CAROL .IABLON SKY Iabo 1 12, Pep Who says girls are sissies? Intramurals 125 G, A, A. 10, 115 Cheerleaders 10, 11,125 Tackler 10,115 ui-tires 9, 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 125 Pep club 9,10, 11, 12. fd be G.A.A. 105 Chorus 115 F.li.A. 9,10, 11,12. Dance Band 10, 115 Glee Club 9 10-Band 910 11 12, Pep Band 9,1o,11, 12, Sponsor-M 81 S FEED CO. 20 BEVERLY KOEHN Dynamite Ahh---men! G,A,A. 9, Hi-Lites 12, F. H. A. 11, 12, JOHN KUIPERS Johnny Look what four years have done! One more would have ruined me. Boys Intramurals 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys Glee Club 9,1O, Foremans Club 11, Visual Aids 9, 10, Wrestling 11, 12, 'env' -QW ff S DAVID KOBLITZ. Koby On their own merits, modest men are mice. Debate 12, Football 11, Science Club 9, 10, 11, F,F,A. 9,10,1l,12, Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11. .K - DONALD Kosmz Koh Don't fence me in. Boys Intramurals ll, 12, Annual 12, Football 9, Band 9, 10, Science Club 10, Baseball 9, 10, Visual Aids 10. My sv 1 1 '13, assi jf DENNIS LADWIG Snipe If I can't sleep at night-- I'll sleep in class. Lettermans 10, 11, 12, Tackler 12, Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys Glee Club 11, Science Club 9, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Presi- dent 11, 21 X . Ei HELEN LANGE Punch If silence is golden, no w onder I'm broke. Chorus 10, 11, 12, Pep club 9,10,12, F,H,A. 9, 10,11,12, CAROL KUEHL Jumbo Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow there's school Youth Center Board 10, 11, 12, Hi-Lites 9, Chorus 12. CAROL LADWIG Carolee I don't care how you spell my name-I'll change it anyhow. Girls Intramurals 12, G.A. - A. 10,11, Debate 11, Tackler 11, 12, Annual 9, 11, Hi-Lites 11, Dramatics 12, Chorus 12, Girls Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 9,1o, F,H.A. 9. Sponsor- HO LTZ AGENCY N ll l t SUSAN LARSON Sue I'm the new secret weapon everyone's talking about. Girls Intramurals 125 Intramural Board 125 G, A. A. 9,'1O, 115 Soccer Sporthead 115 Student Council 105 Dramatics 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH MASCHE ..JOe,. When he grins, we grin. Whcu llc works, we wonder. Lcttermans 11, 125 Boys Intramurals 9,10,11,125 Football 9,1O, 115 Science Club 95 Track 115 Baseball 9. JANET LANGE Click Better to be little and SHIRLEY MAE LANGE Rusty Ill admit there s two shine than to be big and cast a shadow Girls Intramurals 12 sides to every qLlCSt1OI1 my side and the wrong side G,A,A, 11, Tackler 125 Chorus 9, 10,11, 125 Girls Hi-Lites 12: Band 9, 105 Glee Club 9,125 Pep Club Pep Club 115 F,Il,A, 11, 125 Forensics 1O,11,125 F.T,A. 95 Flag Raiser 125 Intramural Board 12 3 9,1o, .gf , :- DIMITRA MERTZANI Toula The girl we love for what she is. Student Council 125 Band 6 125F.1l.A. 12. it Q' X RUTH MILLER Ruthie She'd stop St, Peter's roll call to ask a question. Ahem! Girls Intramurals 125 Annual 125 Dramatics 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 125 F,H,A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Forensics 95 Intramurals Sporthead 125 Library club 10, 12, Sponsor-PARK GRILL CUSTARD STAND 22 MARY LIVERSEED ..MaIy., You don't miss her till she's not around. Tackler 11, 125 Hi-Lites 10, 11, 125 Dramatics 115 Pep Club 11, 125 F,H.A. 9,1O,11,12, DONALD MEIER ,Donn He may be quiet, but I wonder what he's thinking Science Club 105 F,F,A. 11, 125 Visual Aids 10, 11, MARY NENNMANN Mary Ijust can't make my eyes behave! G,A.A. 9, Youth Center Board 9, 10, 11, Annual 11: Dramatics 12, F,H.A. 9, 10, 11, Forensics 9, 10. RICHARD OTT Dickie Only one girl in the world for some. But if I can't have more Idon't want none. Science Club 9, 10, F.F,A. 9,10,11,12g 9 Visual Aids 9, 10, Wrestling 9,1o,11,12, , CAROL MULLIGAN Carol Knowledge is my staff of life. Debate 12, Annual 12g Pep Club 11.12, F.H,A. 9, 10, 11, Badger Girls State 11, Visual Aids 12, Class Secretary 11, Class President 12, Visual Aids Secretary 12. TERESA MURPHY Tessie I know! Don't you think I know? Annual 11, 12, I-Ii-Lites 11, 12, Feature Writer 12, Dramatics 11, 12, Vice President 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Band Council Rep- resentative 11g Band Council Secretary 12g F. H.A. 9. 10. ll. 12: F,lI,A. Reporter 10, F. H. A. Treasurer 11, Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12g Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Q JOHN POTENBERG Pot The strong, silent type-- sometimes, Lettermans 11,123 Boys Intramurals 9, 11,125 Foot- ball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, Band 9, Track 9,10g Pep Band 9. DELORES PROSSER Tiger The time for fun is the best time of the day. Tackler 11,123 I-Ii-Lites 11,12g Chorus 9, F.ll,A, 9, 10, 11, 125 Library 12. JEANNE OSTERHOFF Jeanne Sugar and spice and everything nice. That's what I'm made of. Girls Intramurals 125 Tackler 12g Annual 11, 12 Student Council 9, Dra- matics 11, 12, Chorus 10, Secretary 10, Girls Glee Club 9,11g Pep Club 9, 10,11,12g F.H.A. 9,1o, l1,l2, Reporter 11, Vice President 125 Class Vice President 9, GERALD PACKEL Pickle Iheard a hollow sound. Who bumped heads? Letterrrmns 11, 12, Boys Intramurals 9g Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Manager 11, Dance Band 11,12, Band 9, 10,11,12g Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 11,12, arf'-5 23 Sponsor-GUNDERSON FORD GARAGE RICHARD SALZWEDEL DONALD SCHEY Smiley Don To know hirn is t0 like A football field isn'r the him. only place you need a good Lettermans 10, 11,12g line! Science Club 9, 10, 12, F, F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Senti- Vice President 12: Band 9. nel 123 Lettermans 11,12, 10, Intramurals 9, 11,125 Intramurals 12, Football 10, Football 11, 12, Basketball 11,12, Track 11, ' 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. NANCY SCHMIED Schmutts I may be small but so is dynamite. G, A. A. 93 Tackler 12, Annual 12, Band 9,105 Pep Band 9, 10. JOHN SCHULZ. Lindy Who says my scooter won't run F,F. A, 12. -f BARBARA bUTTON JOHN SUTTON uBarbu njohnn Meekness is not a weakness. You don t have to lead me Tackler 12, Annual 10, 11, to trouble, Ican find it 12, lfli-Lites 11, Dramatics myself, 12: CTIOFUS 10. 11: GIGS Club Intramurals 9, 105 Science Girls 9, 103 Pep Club 11, 12, Club 9, Visual Aids 93 F.Il.A. 9,10,11,12. Chorus 12, Sponsor-COLUMBUS CO-OP. SHIPPING ASS'N. ROBERT SCHULTZ Katzer Why work when there are other things to do? One of my many talents is bound to bring success. Intramurals 9, Chorus 11, 12 Science Club 9, Football 115 Baseball 9. BELVA SKALITZKY Bel I was supposed to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. Tackler 12, Annual 12, Dramatics 125 F, H, A. 9, 1o,11,12. TE' ROGER TEICHMILLER TiCh ALFRED TSCHAN Fritz He loves but one---At a A little nonsense now and time. then is relished by the best Lettermans 11, 125 Youth of men. Center Board 95 Chorus 11, Annual 125 Chorus 11,125 S HIRLEY VOIGT Shirl Ask me, I'll Shirley know, Tackler 125 Annual 125 Hi-Lites 11, 125 Dramatics 12 Glee Club-Girls 95 Band 9, 1O,l1,12gF,H.A. 9,1o, 125 Pep Band 9,10,11,12, GERALD WEISSMANN Bozo Men of few words are the best men. F, F, A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Visual Aids 9, 10, 11,12, Vice Presi- dent 11. A 125 Football 9, 115 Glee Glee Club-Boys 11, 125 Club-Boys 11, 125 Band 9. Visual Aids 11, 12, dn ,, LAVON WODILL Vonnie When there's mischief brewing, she's stirring. Tackler 11,125 Annual 125 Chorus 10, 125 Girls Glee Club 9, 12, If ROBERT WRIGHT Bob Why should life all labor be? Boys Intramurals 9, 10,11 Science Club 95 F,F,A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 11, Secretary 125 Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12, JUDITH WEINER Judi She's just a little angel with a tarnished halo. Girls Intramurals 125 Youth Center Board 115 Tackler 125 Annual 125 Dramatics 125 Chorus 11, 125 Girls Glee Club 11,125 F. H,A, 9: F. T. A. 9. WILLIAM WEISSMANN Little Willie The teachers think I am so sweet, they put me in the foremost seat. Annual 12, Band 9: Science Club 11, 12, President 11, 12: F.F. A. 9,10,11,125 Visual Aids' 9,10. 11- Sponsor-QUENTMEYER BROTHERS JUDITII YERGES nludy.. 5hc's not as quiet as r--IV' :roD'2 . ,Og zz' 95 SEV3 1.0 OH? ,..-. E co U91 - fo . N25 Wm? fdff 3 !, 7 - S X vs 10, T.A. 06611216 HARVEY ZUNKER Zunk Tall man with a big heart. Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12, F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12 F nl '1t President ........... Carol Mulligan . .Sea nna Holtz Secretary .......... La Vonne Endres Treasurer .......... Elizabeth Hogman Student Council Representatives ..... Lois Berg Diane Broderdorf, Toula Mertzani 'Y-Lv' 2 Vice President . ' J I xx X 1 its 'M is ,Q '24, f 1' If ' ' f-. 14, . i ? j 1' 3 1 'M' ' ll 'Y M y gf! it Af-3 6, ff, 9 ' 1 1 A f' if is 1- in a ' ' ., 'P' 5, ', E'l ' ',-1 -U r : writ ' in . I 1' ul ww - ' f l film? 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Sponsor-STOKELY VAN CAMP INC. 1-Y 5 f ,f l f f. : A J fb 'P .L w-.guy NJ' ,.- 2 ,O -J J'-F, -gl SQ., Q vi 2 fl .of ' V 1 ! 4, Lx 3 I, ', K F-GI' . ' V r ' 4: 'rj .1:fi'.1 V J 7 f X .' ' ,M I '.',4 .' f f ' f . ' ' 'L 940 9 V L 1' 3 .'f:: f ' v -Jiri.: ' Q A f . ww' ' , . 5 S Tir' W f. 9 1 . 7 'gm' 'vw 'Amy an . O W' XX L , ' 'H . 1 .I AY . FIRST ROW: J. Husetlr, S. Jahlonsky, J. Karow, J. Kasper, K. Kasper. SECOND ROW: W. Kesseniclr, C. Kranz, L. Larson, J. Link, M. Lins. THIRD ROW: J.'Liverseed, B. Marten R. McKay, IJ. Miller, M. Miller. FOURTH ROW: A. Myers, I. Opel, H. Ott, N. Ott, M Puust, FIFTH ROWg A. Pergande, R. Powers, P. Rahn, N. Sarbacher, B. Schiller. Sponsor-WA LC OTT STU DI O fa J r , , . R .,-,.:f',f3.,:3::'4 .. , 'Q'1'1'f x'x ' : lx' . ,riff x,,...X' Eff' IT A 1 , Q X A '. , 4. 'K 5 N K a .--Rf 'f ..-,-r l Dj jg. fwfr Of, , .I ,.., .. Q4 , W , vw ,Yk 5,1 ! f, , A Q .A k J R , ' , W f S f- X, :s v 'EA I - f I' n H A 4 FIRST ROW: I. Schliesman, E. Schmidt, J. Schmied, J, Schmied, J.Schoengrund. SECOND ROW: K. Schroeder, P, Schulz, R, Schulze, D. Sennhenn, B, Sheard, THIRD ROW: F, Shepard, K. Sherman, R, Skalitzky, S. Steinfeldt, C. Thiede. FOURTH ROW: J. Thiede, D, Trapp, D. Trapp, P, VanRoo, N. Vick. FIFTH ROW: W, Vick, R. Wedel, R, Weiland, C, Weisensel, D. Weisensel. Sponsor-WI LLIAM' S JEWE LRY 3 , f .5 3 I Q ,, 1 lr 'Q HPR if if V7 FIRST ROW: P. Weissmann, G, Wetzel, D. Will, D, Will, E, Winter, D. Witthuhn. SECOND ROW: Woodward, K. Zander, E. Zentner. CJMSO' .. jf. r s' ' J, Wolc, G R PRESIDENT . . . . John Schoengrurd VICE PRESIDENT , . Kenneth Schroeder SECRETARY ........... Dorothy Trapp TREASURER ,,,,,,,,,,, Monica Hein STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ..... William Herrmann Cathy Cullen Sponsor-ANN 'S TRUCK STOP 1 1 IA Hllalll f gun v AIA 1 I I.' GDL! A ,J N 'FF 5 N N f ! pl Q vm E ,HJ Y: f f L.-Ag A' . YZ ' - 5.- f '!7S' A1 I n- ' . x ' F QIXI l wf 7 F Qi Ui X . QQ nh 'if-Rim' , ' .3 -'Z ' 3 a 3 S is Q. Q.. I Xi eer - I VB s f' an 2 LL 'fy I 'Sf fi e r I I , ,1 Q' 1' 'V' -we Mm, f fr , 5 9 , ie w ,rzxiy M 1 I S P I Q if K i 5. Q V ,,, --2.35, Nl if L ur ... A zr I lt- 1' S I I I -ii 4 YTTT' J: : 2 i yr, his -r -n,..! 12 , ,QV Y wi r 1 ff W ff.. ag 131- ' 1 I ,Wldgm ,ii ,t nnf ' Qiiffww UA' ff -'W' ef W' I H . FIRST ROW: I. Altschwager, B, Beardsley, J. Best, R. Black, E, Boelte, I. Bohn, SECOND ROW: Brace, T, Brace, G, Cripps, S, Crombie, A. Daley, G. Derr. THIRD ROW: J, Duffy, D. Dynes, W. Emkow, C. Fay, B. Field, M. Gilbertson, FOURTH ROW: D, Green, M, Griffth, G, Hegge, I, Hein, D. Hemp, J, Hempel, FIFTH ROW: R. Hocnc, L, Ilogmrm J, Holsten, S. Hughes, F, Jablonsky, B. Karow. Co-Sponsors-BELLACK'S CLOTHING CO. B 8. E GIFT SHOP iff Q A -171 5, v-4 W I X, pf-rr-K w'!-1' 5 b C yi 1 Q 'I'--+ ,S 3 ,D 1, , , ff' 'J A fuu P N 'j W W flag, ,, 'ga , K 5 E Q ,t-I .'-' 5.2: . 3 I AU' N555 I Q M ,gnnzvla t ' mfg 1 'V' 11:4 1 H ' I.. n . Q 'ff M' 3- ran un ,fx xg U L, Y, 'W' !l', HJ, JI . 1 u i N I 4' 1154-:KN ta? fx 1.x .3 ' -f 'is 3 -1' 19 5, I ' Nj .nf .105 P 9' X5 ff? R lfIR:s'l' ROW: J. Kind, D, Klubertanz, J, Kluetzmqrn, Kurtlr, R, Lnudscss, T, Lung, G, Lange, N. Lungs, Marks, R, Murquurdt, FOL'R'l'Il ROW: Ii. Millcr, R. RUWg IB, Nnltncr, I, Pnckcl, C, Pure, W, Pgltchett, Sponsors- LATHROP'S STEAK H ns., in ,-,ss W A ' 'TSS' J. Koblitz, R. Koehn, F. Kossow. SECOND ROW: M, Kuhn, I THIRD ROW: J. Lindert, P. Lins, M. Liverseed, C, Lobeck, D Monthic, M, Mulligan, S. Murphy, W, Murray, G, Neis, FIFTH P. Patton, C, Peterson. OUSE COLUMBUS CLEANERS L r Q Mx f 'Q' ex 1 iw 'rr' j 3 , X f mfg., I 'M ff' is fix A I 'lx fray, .vw- f , E . rw, 'K FIRST ROWg R. Peterson, I, Platz, P, Porter, J, Powers, I. Price, B. Raether, SECOND ROW: M, Rake, W, Raley, A. Rebllolz, D. Rennliack, J. Reynolds, C, Roske. THIRD ROW: R, Scliallert, D. Schey, B. Schilling, L. Schultz, D, Sherman, J. Skalitzsky. FOURTH ROW: H. Spiegellioff, H, Steindorf, D. Strehmel, B, Tanger, L. Tiedt, K, Tjugum, FIFTH ROW: R, VanRoo, P, Vinz, D, Voigt, D. Weber, V. Weber, D, Weidemann. Sponsors-COLUMBUS MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPANY COLUMBUS SPORT SHOP IJ' 9 'gunrzg M.. X A V Q A , 1' a .R . .Q . ee ax 11 f 'Jf?'Q lien 1.071 FIRST ROW: P, Weiland, K. Weissmann, L, Weittenhiller, E. Wendt, J. Winter, B. Witte, SECOND ROW: J. Wright, K. Yuds. O66iwuS Rf-if QQLZ, -1-ffjlffgfllfgif i- dy:-,ii 'gf I J- 5 nlfvlaw PRESIDENT . . . . Eugene Boelte VICE PRESIDENT . . . Ray Shallert SECRETARY ..... Mary Gilbertson TREASURER ..... Rachel Monthie STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Bill Pztchetl Diane Sherman Sponsors-EARL'S CAFE CORNER DRUG STORE 4 gf f l 100 ' 1' , .., U, it W H an tt L Q X tr tt ' fit Qjiilliiligqilg, rr 5, E -'il 42. E!-' 1 U' ar Et 1 5--f 24299925 ff - 'nib 5 U Vv 114r- gs'-4 'S?1a,g v-' ' ' E' .AW 435. lg E I 1 ff . - - 7-:f:TS.'EiififGEL!!ifi?i?S5E?ig5-?'f',f7si v'f?f?fQK'f x W f , . . .. ,. i D 1- Q, Y ' Q -f ' 3 i M, I ,gg Q , I. 5, Z , If ,Q K . A vfiffrfpzg. - I f, ,h ' ,, ee I , rI , I , I I I I, ,yy , it y wa y , '97 li r FIRST ROW: S, Albertie, J. Austin, E. Baurngartner, E. Beaver, I. Belongia, M. Berndt. SECOND ROW: D. Biel, D, Bobholz, R. Bobholz, P. Bradley, D, Breyer, C. Carmichael, THIRD ROW: J. Cheli, M. Christian, I. Churchill, J. Cigelske, J. Colotti, C, Damm, FOURTH ROW: F. Derr, J. Dolgner, D, Dunning, J. Durow, V, Ebert, I, Fox, FIFTH ROW: R, Frederick, A, Frey, M, Fritrs, J. Fritz, K, Gay, P, Gerber. Sponsors- I.G.A. STORE JONES FUNERAL HOME i 1 A . fy. x 'W I' If ' as 'fs 'Q' I .ff xv? M 40 ' --,R 'JJ l .Q f' i ,df nga nf Q M' -QR VIRNI' ROW: R, Gilbcrtson, D, Gnleinder, M. Liundel, B. Haag, 5. Hageman, J. Hallman, SECOND ROW: A. Hasenfus IJ. Ilnscnfus, W. Heisig, D, Hiley, W. Hoehne, L. Howe, THIRD ROW: C. Hughes, R. Johnson, P, Jones, L. Kasper, M, Kasper, S, Key, FOURTH RUWq A. Kitzorow, S, Klansch, R, Kubertnnz, J, Klug, K. Krenz, J, Kronberg. FIFTH RUWQ A, Ludwig, J, Lilllgli, J, Leyson, E, Madaus, H. Mason, M, McCauley, Sponsors- KALK REXALL DRUG CO. KREYER MACHINE SHOP iss: I' O we 1 in if ,. V X 3 .mp . Q bnn' , .W 5,3 5, f if ,, ' A :V lf 1 , ry- X5 fl A , , W K ,Q ,,,,..,,, l 3, 'KZ' ,fs Q Q. f' Mia Q V I , 1 Y' f 5 if VM I ll! 0 I , M M ,, ,..,A J Mfr I ff ap If 1 f' K F U ' hQ- 5 Ezz .1Q S es 355, Q.. ,, H M FIRST ROW: I. Miller, B, Monthie, T. Moore, B. Mulligan, M, Murphy, J. Myers. SECOND ROW: D. Oestrich, K, Osterhoff, D. Ott, W, Ott, J. Owen, G, Pare. THIRD ROW: J. Paust, B, Peters, R, Peterson, I. Powers, J, Premo, W. Pritchard. FOURTH ROW: I. Prosser, D. Punswick, B. Raether, D, Rahn, D. Rennhack, J, Sarbacher, FIFTH ROW: J, Schiller, C. Schoengrund, S, Schoenwetter, L, Schroeder, P, Schwerin, C, Seczko. Sponsors- KRUEGER'S FOOD MARKET PROCTOR AND LUEDERS INSURANCE CO 4 4. . , . wk N l -5- il ,Ji , , f l if 5 ag I XV X J xg , , V' 1 M ' , ' ' 's Y., L9 A I V.: Q5 NWS , g 6 f in f' H if CM , . s ll -41,3 -Nix Mai new I J W I 3 ,Yi 1 T ' T.. lg 1 ' L 5 'P I . f 5 V77 1 v1 Q77 S -QB Kr' C.. -qi vi f bv-5155 ' FIRST ROW: M, Seidlinger, A, Shaker, K. Sharpee, D. Siere, G. Skalitzky, G. Smith, SECOND ROW: S. Smith, W. Sutton, R, Tlleide, S. Thomas, D. Tiedt, J, Tjugum. THIRD ROW: D, Vick, J. Vick, G. Vohs, G. Wagner, J. Walasek, D. Weisensel, FOURTH ROW: J. Wellnitz, K, Will, E. Williams, R. Winter, B. Yuds, J, Meier, 'J OQassO' PRESIDENT . . . . Chuck Sclioengrund VICE PRESIDENT . . . . Gene Smith SECRETARY ........ Joanne Hellman TREASURER ......... Judy Miller STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES .... Sally Kay June Large Sponsors-NATWICK AND CO., INC. J. C. PENNEY, INC. I Q WEAR 'YL r ,g . I Gb, 3 PQ If?-gfj 2313555 iw M Q TlwAnmwLQl5a6jyPfce6eutS TlwCo-luzubus ' Fm ref.-se First and foremost, as always, our primary objective is to somehow preserve for you pictorially, some of the significance of the school year 1958-59. Our general organi- zation and format follows that of the two preceeding years. Many various factors have made this so and this being true, we lift from them the following thoughts. The production of the modern yearbook is a continuous and a continuing process which begins in September and is complete after graduation. lt is entirely extra-curricu- lar 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 dead- lines. We offer this yearbook to you, to read, to enjoy, to autograph, to reminisce, to commemorate. When time who steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasures, too The memory of the past will stay And half our joys renew. lThomas Moorej 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. lFrom Rhubyat of Omar Khayyamj Administration and Organization Textbooks Gnd Nofebooks Instruction and Guidance Manuals and Workbooks Advice and Learning Assignments and Suggestions Understanding and 5GI'CGSm Report Cards and Unsatisfactory Reports Help and Hurt Absence Excuse and Unexcused Absence Assistance Gnd Sympathy Class Bell and Empty Rooms Friendship and Acquaintance Helmef qnd Pigskin Thinker Gnd Tinker Short Buck and Long Run Good GUY Gnd Wise GUY Shrill Whistle and Free Throw Leadership and S6l'VlCe Sffike Ouf and Home Run Suggestion and Cooperation Hook and Slice Theory end Experience Stopwatch and Cinders Glaring Foot Lights and Grease Paint Lifted Baton and Tuba Toot Coke and Chips Corsage and Boutonniere Marching Band and Mellow Orchestra Cap and Gown 46 W .Yr .sw q. Q iii Al' .I V 'lv Q AmwaLQta6f7 FIRST ROW: Miss McCarthy, P. Bobholz, B. Sutton, C. Fay, A. Rebholz, S. Voigt, N. Schrnied, M. Gilburtson, Mr, Sarbacher. SECOND ROW: C. Mulligan, D. Schey, N. Sarbacher, L. Berg, S. Holtz, J. Weiner, C. Bystroni, R. Miller THIRD ROW: B. Sheard, P. Hallman, D, Broderdorf, T. Murphy, L. Endres, J. Osterhoff, P. Voss, L. Wodill, M. Damm. FOURTH ROW: H. Bettis, A. Myers, D. Salzwedel, D. Ehlcnfeldt, J. Daley, H. Znnker, D. Hclnpcl, A. Tsulian W. Weissmann, C. Thiede. EDITOR - Joe Daley ASSISTANT EDITOR - Seanna Holtz ASSOCIATE EDITOR - Allen Myers 47 'ir A! G 5 Q Q 'OP' -Q Q ff -ak gl qi 95. we ' f N? . . W Xe? fi 'g'i QW? ivy I by A asf ,V Y 6 'U Q Q 'mfg . p,,2Q , U Q I -1 'K Mm ur- Q 5 Q K 3 '34 'Y' . W Q ltzkf. '-wmis fa 92 ? .. ' 'Xi 'Q -ml Q, h Til f fffgiq ' ' wuhibksgji - - -vr-:'nf--- , A x 1 v . 9 A I 1 x w ,, ax Q9 -K as K 7 ,u,1 N E if gf. L QT? I ef, 'gil X 'E li 3 g. Nw .157 Jfh adv ' .-an : -- I' QQ st'- L S I . A , ' Eu , - an 5 f 1:18215 M I A .1 tg ., 3 E C .l-I.S. has had three A,F.S.ers already and it will continue to have more. A.F.S. is a wonderful service. It helps us under- stand other people and learn so many things about other countries, their customs, and ideals. This year has been a won derful year for me and for all the other students that came to the U.S. This sum- mer will be a wonderful sum- mer for the American stu- dents who are going to other countries. We shall always help A. F.S. to accomplish its high purposes. Toula This is the second year Columbus High School has participated in the A.F.S. program. In T957-58 we were fortunate in having Tatsuya Hirota of Japan among us and this year, 1958- 59 Dimitra Mertzani from Greece be- came acquainted with America through the A. F. S. During the summer of T958 Seanna Holtz, was a participant in the Americans Abroad program spending three months in Germany. The American Field Service is an organization which promotes inter- national understanding and good-will through its student exchanges. It has grown to an agency which last year sent 834 American students abroad and presently is sponsoring l, l7l stu- dents to the U. S. from 29 countries. The American Field Service is re- presented locally by a committee of citizens which screens AmerlCC1nS A- broad candidates and finds a home for the student coming to the U. S. During the first year of operation the Student Council raised most of the necessary S650 by sponsoring a Mardi Gras. The Student Council and the P.T.A. to- gether sponsored a pancake supper and bazaar. This year besides the S650 pledged to the student coming herep the Student Council has also promised S250 to the Americans Abroad candi- date. Debate I was privileged to spend the summer of 1958 living with a family in Elmshorn, near Hamburg, Germany. Perhaps the most important thing I learned through liv- ing with people whose basic philosophies are supposed to be so very different from ours is the fact that people are not Germans or Indians or Ne groes. They are individuals, to be liked or disliked their individual merits or faults, virtues or vices. I'll never forget my family, my friends or the things I learned this summer. I only wish every- one could have the same opportunity. Seanna -CHX FRONT ROW: H. Bettis, A. Myers, D. Weisensel, M. Seidlinger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Christensen, D. Koblitz, J. Kronberg, C. Milligan, P. Hallman, M. Damm. 49 Y ' -r Lf- , .. ,M I' 'av Q -I 1- ' W1 .. .Q Pt -4fl? A Q U 'H 1 5 R1 5 sz ' W mf ' Tapwf T if M M 7 N M ,,g '2:'1 ' V hw Y , if ' i 2f1f,, 1, JA, WV., I x':9Qm., ,YT t , ab-Q. , gurl, , .23 751 ...a........ Q . cw at -wa., 2 2 , ist Q n r bis- lv sf pg. 5 Q95 P 'BW -. .guy wir' itll? Q E . ' W - My fi' D 59? -x, mw- J, I, mil L2I J' N ix 'X ' W m gtg! - Hifi w H07 Y L,L.b-4 H K , ffl. 655 0.4.15 Qciemw mlb FRONT ROW: Mr. Sarbacher, R. Ehlenfeldr, D. Bleich, J. Schoengruud, R. Salzwedel, R. Laudsness, D. Bobholz, B. Karow. SECOND ROW: D. Sennhenn, A. Tschan, W. Weissmanu, H. Zunker, R. Black, I. Liuderr, J. Kluetzmau, J. Hein, G. Cripps. Sponsor-ARNOLD RAHN, Refrigeration FIRST ROW: Mr. Priester, D. Klubertanz, F. Jablousky, R. Schallert, J. Meier, J. Belougia, M. Liversecd, K. Weis- mann. SECOND ROW: W. Vick, G. Cripps, D. Dyues, D. Koblitz, W. Raley, S. Brandt, C. Mulligan. THIRD ROW: D. Senhenn, J. Kluetzman, A. Tschan, J. Schliesman, H. Zunker, G. Weissmauu, R. Black, B. Marquart. lililf I on Q 9'0 ri., , O 1 5. ..... , .-..,,,, 1-1 s-q,..., ,, r5 C 'Z..'I hid-f ,-..-.-.. 7 .L.l..- . .. , -,--g ..-.-.,..,. O--si q ,'N' q'9 QQ. Q90 U ,,,,,, ,.....o an La.-4... . , ...Jw BA5m lasong Paykel, D, Braud1,G, N G P. 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LA -D: ?-LEM MN. ,352 1 :45ac'5M .n .mg fufng 'SMU I-4 ' 'J . Q l,Lp.,mQ 00:5 , C NI 'f-Ll-l iixmf ,viii fr'-EMCE9 'ms 3 .U - Wuxi-IE 'si 'kcwwms x. '33 K AA evwii' Fi -'ffl 10.1.5 . Hlifik ill '01 . , fa W Q if 6 6,14 - W' ' I-,ff W ,A W,.,......a---- -..X ,,...,..,.........M--- Y 1 ' K? hw.. A f 5' M 4 1 i . 94. 'r 'Ie -pn UP nf kwwmxw 'M VW .-1 im., ,Y '- Q! 5 i i 'Q If-5 L' is wx. PQ! ex Nz' 0' ia, R' i-Q 'H v 1 1 pq? :S-'Fr -6 ...P gc r -H K e'l . u W' .ro 'Q VJ, I GQeeClub sw .r was . - .K U.- ff - , . ... L. . , FRONT ROW: C. Ladwig, E. Madaus, A, Frey, B. Peters, B. Schiller, H. Ott, J. Cheli, M. Christian, D, Weber, A, Hasenfuss. SECOND ROW: C. Bystrom, E. Zentner, M, Murphy, D, Herzberg, J. Yerges, S. Hughes, R. Schulze J. Kind, M. Gilbertson. THIRD ROW: J. Weiner, N. Sarbacher, M. Miller, J. Winters, L. Larson, G. Woodward, P. Porter, B. Marten, D. Will, R. McKay. FOURTH ROW: L. Wodill, P. Foss, B. Baumgartner, M. Kuhn, S. Stein- feldt, H. Lange, S. Lange, B. Raether, B. Sheard. eggs' Qc... ow, 5 1 gs qi ,, . wk Q 3 5 ws' 1 l N Q Q 1: i v rw Q- 1 g x 1 fjfv 1 fa 1 FRONT ROW: J. Prerno, E. Wendt, D. Rennhack, J. Churchill, H. Bettis, J. Cigelske, E. Beaver, Mrs. McNulty. SECOND ROW: J. Kasper, D. Beaver, W. Raley, G. Liverseed, D. Vick, D. Beal, J. Wright, THIRD ROW: E. Win- ters, J. Colotti, J. Lindert, J. Kuipers, R. Teichmiller, M. Gundel, D. Ladwig. FOURTH ROW: R. Henning, R, Schultz, B. Downing. J. Sutton, R. Barnett, A. Tschan. HERRO'S TOTS 8. TEEN SHOP cmd McNULTY'S SUPER MARKET v-1-fr 5 N ---,auxin-uv my A ?f'fi fXWf9Pivwm , 4. S Qifx ? f'Q?5?'fiw:1wvwf .-ga' M K. A .i V .Xuan 354,33 if ' '4'?,v E?f'Ff?N'f'LK Q' ,gm 1-.fivvbnivrvtif Q5 A H1 f'3'.V,QR!Rl?if-' - Q U 'sivm 1 W Y lug-M awww. Y s. lhizg 'f' file! Irion - D L- ffmxv - l l!! f V97 4,93 '91 I xy SQ QW :DD WP' W4 M wwwvili-wn...., 'Hyun-. , 1- :Dl- PU' X - Yana' U' f. nav-vIv'W'i FIRST ROW: Miss Olsen, D. Christian, M. Liverseed, D. Prosser, B. Koehn, S. Voigt, P. Schulz, C. Jablonsky, J. Lange. SECOND ROW: E. Schmidt, L. Gehrke, T. Murphy, D. Broderdorf, J. Thiede, C. Pare, E, Kasper, J. Karow. Hb-Lifes The members of the Hi-Lites write articles on school activities and give views about high school life. This material is given to the editor of the Journal Republican each week for publication. Some of the regular features are Senior interviews, Class News, and the description of an activity. Carol Jablonsky is editor this year. She is in charge of the group of reporters and typists who do this work. SHROEDERS FOOD MARKET 8. COLUMBUS FALL RIVER CO-OP OIL CO. ,- . 1, , L .V JI? Ji v f i 1. 1' 'vi K, as - in WL f i -S Q EM' lb ii' Q my -K - ' - 3 5 f-Ip W gan . 9. ' ' ,. ' QW? fb Nui? 9- 'W1' AQ'-2 ,sw , J' .. 'X Y. bl: . qs-Y!! 'Y A '24 M, 4 ra! D 9374 . v in x 1 I + ? . 5.3 0 K wwf: -- EM . ' . ' I fig 1 ,539 H t ., I V, Z.. 3 ' 1 I if .h 'JI L Q3 .-31' -- . if f,' '.. 'n 41 A 2 , ' ,Le L21 i HQ ' . ei 1 xg- 'mf 4-av W faq, - 5 S if VA, VZ-f i vrz +':-1 math , 9 kg 3f.'i'f' 'ily V gr' my W : SQ, A 4' E7 ,, 4 ' 1' rff' A- , Y 8 3 rf' f H. , , , J. 5 - '-- I1 . A ' W P331 u' , uri:-5, A L' ,f 4? , 'L' iw 4:1 - Xl Of' gg-3. f-1 a . V1 ef- A 4' M wr ' X vp If +751 'W 7 ., EYE , 1 lvl- I. 'Tb x J .W Q I k a 'fYQigs 1 3 am.,- ,- lb A TEAM CHEERLEADERS B TEAM CHEERLEADERS , Rgether U B. Raether D, Sherman S. Williams . Hogman J. AUSIU1 D. Christian L. Hogman . Karow I. Sarbacher . Jablonsky J. Pachel At the beginning of the school year the A and B team cheerleaders were chosen by their advisor, Mrs. Ebi. During football season the A team girls wore red slacks and red sweaters with the letter C on the front. This year the cheerleaders were in charge ofthe decorations, orchestra, and punch for the Homecoming Dance. The decorations consisted of a red and white ceiling and balloons on which faces and names of the Football players were painted. The Dan Garson Orchestra supplied music For the dance. The cheerleaders also handled the student buses to out-of-town games. A plan was derived by which a percentage of the money taken in by the check room at games would be put into a bus fund which would be used to lower prices for out-of-town games. New uniforms were purchased for the B team girls at the beginning of basketball sea- son. The red pleated skirts were made and the white sweaters and red letters bought. Booster pins and pennants were sold by the cheerleaders this year to help raise money for the unifomis and other expenses and also to help the students back the teams. 59 U 'A 9 I Sdub I YSQSQ ,wr fa warg :ss IfRONT ROW: Mr. George, D, Schey, J. Schoen rund, D. Beaver, R. Teichmiller, D. Ladwig, D. Salswedel, K. Castleberry, Mr. Marty. SECOND ROW: J. Marie, I. Potenberg, T. Brace, J. Kurth, II, Pergande, E. Boelte, H. Stcindorf. THIRD ROW: L. Dynes, F. Shcpard, G. PackeI, D. Hempel, B. Downing, P. Van Roo, D. Weidemann. FRONT ROW: J. Platz, D, Weber, J. Paust, C. Weisensel, E. Schmidt, J. Packel, B. Baerwald, D. Bobholz, E. Bocltc. SECOND ROW: M. Griffith, S. Voigt, K. Osterhoff, D. Strehmel, C. Lobeck, S. Murphy, D. Broderdorf, 1. Griffith, J. Sarbachcr. THIRD ROW: B. Hermann, D. Ianisch, T, Murphy, J. Klu , B. Monthie, B. Sheard, S. HoItz, L. Hogman. IIOURTH ROW: P. Schultz, M. Paust, E, Wendt, C. Schoengrung, M. Kasper. FIFTH ROW: J. Wright, G. Smith, D. Beil, G. Mason, G. Packel, B. Patchett, D. Weidemann, L. Wcittenhiller. Sponsor-DUFFY BROTHERS Grabs I FIRST ROW: D. Trapp, C. Ladwig, J. Dunning, S. Brace, C. Jablonsky, J. Crook, J. Lange. SECOND ROW: K. Os terhoff, C, Cullen, C. Bystrom, E. Hogman, D. Christian, J. Karow, J. Austin. THIRD ROW: B. Skalitzky, M. Nennmann, L. Hogman, P. Porter, N. Sarbacher, S. Larson, S. Holtz, R, Miller. FOURTH ROW: J. Caldwell, J. Weiner, M. Damm, D. Brandt, J. Osterhoff, B. Baumgartner, L. Larson, E. Schmidt. ir rf U ze i -Q A - as at gg . Q Q fe If ,. 1. .Q R . is iw Bags! FIRST ROW: Mr. George, K. Tjugum, W. Pritchard, R. Salzwedel, I. Christian, R. Skalitzky, J. Kasper, D, Boh- holz. SECOND ROW: . Jablonsk , R. Ehlenfeldt, G. Gmeinder, A. Per ande, W. Miller, J, Masche, D, Koblitz, J. Colotti. THIRD ROW: D. Witthuhn, D. Miller, D. Sennhenn, R. Wright, D. Schey, J. Potenberg, R. Teich- miller, E. Bergauer. FOURTH ROW: D. Patton, L. Dynes, R. Marquardt, K. Hoehne. J. Sutton, G. De Nure, D. Hempel, J. Duffy. 61 Futuna ofyAmefdcaf FRONT ROW: Mr. Wcirrcnliillcr, A. Pcrgandc, D. Sennlrenlr, R. Wright, D. Schey, K. Castleberry, J. Cullen. SEC- ONIJ ROW: G. Livcrscud, D, Meir, J. Christian, R. Skalitzky. THIRD ROW: W. Kesscnick, W. Vick, R. Ott, I. GlllClllLlLfI, IJ. Kolvlitz, E. Bergancr, N. Viuk, D. Guenther. FOURTH ROW: L. Dynes, W. Weissmann, R. Powers, J Sl'llllCSlllElll, H. Znnkcr, R.Wci1and, G. Darker, J. Weissmann, G. Crook. f'fV T 'V fi'Y- . 6' . . 71? - a 4 43 vm 4 W 5 BI '1 rut.: l s Rv 'lf' ,W on uv-on me 50,5 Q r Sw '-YI au. Aon MIIOM file -J Qfteigsv The Future Farmers 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 leadership, co operation, and citizenship. The Columbus Chapter has 56 members. The officers are: President, Kenneth Castleberry, Vice President, .lim Cullen, Secretary, Bob Wright, Treasurer, Alvin Pergandep Reporter, Donald Sennhenn, and Sentinel, Don Schey. 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, judging contests, and cooperates with the F,H.A. in holding an annual Parent- ska Q Daughter and Son banquet and the Rural School 1-X 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 Farmer, 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. 'Q V ,, tt 1 'K f' ik A Sponsor-TH E F IRARI COMPANY Q o6vAvwwcof FRONT ROW: Mr. Weittenhiller, B. Karrow, A. Ladwig, J. Premo, W. Ott, G. Skalitzky, R. Gilbertson, J. Prosser. SECOND ROW: D. Dynes, G. Derr, T. Moore, G. Mason, J. Churchill, D. Greene, J. Skalitzky, H. Spiengiedhofl, THIRD ROW: R. Koehn, J. Hemple, J. Dolongio, W. Emkow, D. Vick, K. Sharpee, D. Punswick. FOURTH ROW: E Boelte, J. Klurzman, J. Hein, R. Black, R. Marquardt, J. Duffy, G. Cripps. F. PA. O ' SEATED: K. Castleberry, Mr. Weitterihiller. STANDING: A. Pergande, D. Schey, R. Wright, D. Sennhenn. Sponsor-BROKOPPS MEAT MARKET Futwwi-! o6fAtwwcaf FIRST ROW: P, Bobliolz, D, Prosser, D. Trapp, J. Link, N. Ott, K. Zander, H. Ott, B. Baerwald, D. Mertzani Mrs. Kcrlnirrlc. SECOND ROW: D. Weisensel, C. Kranz, P. Weissmann, M. Liverseed, B. Sutton, R. Miller C Cullen, D. Trapp, J. Lange. THIRD ROW: L. Cheli, E. Schmidt, B. Marten, J. Thiede, J. Caldwell, G. Wood ward, E. Kasper, B.Ska1itzky, S. Voigt. FOURTH ROW: J. Osterhoff, L. Endres, H. Lange, D. Broderdorf, T Murphy, P. Groh, J. Griffith, M. Hein. F. H.A. which stands for Future Homemakers of America is composed of high school gurls with at least one semester of home economics. There are F. H.A. chapters all over the United States. This year the Columbus Chapter has approximately 75 members There are many events and proiectsin which the F. H.A. takes part. Among these are the Junior Fair, clothing drives for Save the Children Federation, annual F.F.A. F. H.A Banquet, Daddy Date Night and many others. Degrees of achievement are awarded to girls that grow in personal qualities and contributions to their chapter, home and community. These degrees are Junior, Chapter and State Degrees. The officers in the i958-59 year are: President, Janice Griffith, Vice Presiden Jeanne Osterhoff, Secretary, Lavonne Endres, Treasurer, Cathy Cullen, Parlia- mentarian, Diane Broderdorf, Historian, Dorothy Trapp, Song Leader, Mary Gilbertson, Degrees Chairman, Joyce Link, Reporter, Janice Packel. gg, 1 n T, Sponsor-VOELKER'S STYLE SHOP 1,1- A ' I-I off Avwdcw FIRST ROW: C. Fay, J. Austin, J. Packel, D. Gmeinder, B. Monthie, E, Baumgartner, J, Miller, M. Fritz, D. Weber, J. Bohn. SECOND ROW: D. Weisensel, J. Leyson, A. Kitzrow, M. Gilbertson, J, Kind, B. Schilling, J. Koblitz, C. Damm, M. McCauley. THIRD ROW: D. Schey, J. Winters, D. Sherman, R. Monthie, 1, Best, S, Key B. Haag, S, Crombie, S. Klaush. FOURTH ROW: K. Kussow, P. Weiland, M, Kuhn, N. Lang, B. Peterson, J. Holstein, M. Mulligan, J. Kronberg. D-1 A 1 'ries I . . in i . if J 4.- Sponsor-FARMERS 8. MERCHANTS UNION BANK Youth Centmu FRONT ROW: B. Raether, B. Raerher, J. Lange, L. Hogman, M. Berndt, S. Brace, P. Vinz, E, Beaver. SECOND ROW: G. Lange, J. Knrrh, C. Roske, C. Schoengrund, G. Smith, R. Fritz, B. Miller, Mr. Zahn. DauowBaw-df .4 'I' 'P' 9 S- 9 1 - mg gpg fir WFS? . , . , V A 3 gi - P C is V? 'I K . F 1 1 4 J' 1 T '35 ii K ' P' Q Q f 4 A' iflzit r y , 1 is 1 ' U Yrig , 'P Qi as E FRONT ROW: P, Schulz, J. Lange, B. Herrmann, L. Hogman, S. Holtz, SECOND ROW: B. Patchert, L. Weitten- Irillcr, D. Wicdenrann, M. Paust, G. Boelte, G. Mason, G. Packel, M. Griffith. Sponsor-COLUMBUS FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN FIRST ROW: M, Seidlinger, J. Wright, B. Witte, J. Leyson, J. Packel, J. Hallman, P. Jones, J. Lange, Mr. Egan SECOND ROW: D. Weisensel, N. Sarbacher, S. Holtz, L. Berg, J. Caldwell, L. Hogman, S. Key, C. Cullen, A. Daley. THIRD ROW: E. Schmidt, P. Hallman, T. Murphy, C. Lobeck, D. Broderdorf, J. Griftirh, S, Murphy, M. Griffith, J. Lange, B. Noltner. FOURTH ROW: M. Damrn, L. Larson, A. Myers, L. Weittenhiller, J. Daley, J. Lindert, W. Patchett, D. VanRoo, C. Schoengrund. The Forensic Club is an organization constructed to give high school students the opportunity to learn different types and ways of speaking. The categories are: serious declamation, humorous declamation, inter- pretative reading, extemporaneous reading, extemporaneous speaking, non- original oratory, original oratory, four-minute speaking, and play reading. The officers this year are President, Joe Daley, Vice-President, Seanna Holtz, and Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Griffith. The advisors for the club are Mr. Egan and Mr. Donnelly. an Q FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORES DISTRICT CONTESTANTS LITTLE TEN CONTESTANTS v I Es :J .. 1 E' if 3? E is X 15 5 2 ,X -452 25 ., f mir 'nf f' v '-1 - .: .fn A 5 Qtr 443' vb-I H, u . I i ff15'aX ' 'S 9. , 4:1 iy - S! ?i i 1 L. 1, 1 wb f n. fr 24 .. lk, AY , .fs 'sl www , f if ls i 'J.',:y 1 Hit at . I if 4 W JTF 'P . 1 M rfd 6225 V 'QS A 4, .. .5 S v Y . A 3 FFR ,ji .fr 'YFIO uve? 9 f I WMM! I 4. K ,, Q , ,iii 'kv - YD, l,v . ' - s kk b A ? k I fl, .un an lu: l , JI ' if 1 ff D.. yy, ' K 9 .553 . , N -1 , 0 59? ,1. FIRST ROW: H. Stuindorl, K. Castleberry, D. Beaver, G. Packel, D. Hempel, D. Schey, D. Salzwedel, J. Poten- berg, D. Weideinaml, R. Teiclrlniller. SECOND ROW: W. Miller, T. Brace, 5. Jablonsky, L. Dynes, P. Van Roo, D. Seiruhenn, I-'. Shepherd, J. Svhoengrund, A. Pergande, E. Boelte, J. Platz. THIRD ROW: Coach George, L. Weirruuhillur, J. Kurrh, W. Parr.-herr, D. Patron, R. Fritz, R. Van Roo, R. Hoehue, G. Hegge, Coach Marry. A TEAM FOOTBALL Again this year as in the past, size and depth were the factors which our squad has lacked Fight and spirit were always present but it was not enough in most cases. The team did win the first game of the year, and also later, the most important one, Homecoming. Columbus this year had the youngest and the smallest team in the conference. A-TEAM FOOTBALL i958-59 SCHEDULE SCORES Columbus 26 Lake Mills 20 Columbus T6 Ripon T9 Columbus O West Bend 33 Columbus O Berlin 35 Columbus O Beaver Dam l5 Columbus O Horicon 2l Columbus 20 Hartford 6 Columbus 0 Oconomowoc 55 MANAGERS COACHES H. Stuindort R. Teiclmiiller Mr. George Mr. Marty 5 5 ll A-my N, .Am an 41 5-N -M5 mi? 1 w yu, J., in B Team BACK ROW: R. Bobholz, D. Parton, R. Van Roo, G. Lange, C. Schoengrund, J. Dolgnor, R. 1-Ioehne D Dynes, W. Sharpee, Mr. Kohlhaas. MIDDLE ROW: D. Klubertanz, G. Hegge, G. Derr, R. Fritz D Rahn J Hemple, G. Smith, J. Doe, M. Gundel. FIRST ROW: D. Rennhack, A. Ladwig, E. Beaver, M Kasper V Weber, D. Biel, J. Premo, W. Hoehne, D. Bobholz. B TEAM FOOT BALL The B football squad, coached by Mr. Kohlhaas and consisting entirely of freshmen and sophomores had a fine season. They were always matched with teams having upper classmen on their squads. There was a gradual and steady improvement shown throughout the season . Team spirit was always high with each player doing his best and several boys on the squad will do a good job for the varsity next season. ' Q .lil MR. KOHLHAA S l Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus 72 958-59 SCHEDULE 6 Fall River 6 Wayland O Lake Mills 6 Waterloo 6 Sun Prairie I2 Waterloo B Team Basketball FIRST ROW: Coach Marty, D Dunning, G. Hegge, B. Hoene, D. Rahn, D. Rennack, M. Gundle Manager SECOND ROW: W. Patchett J. Fox, R. Fritz, E. Smith, D. Breyer, C. Carmichle. THIRD ROW L Schultz R. Thiede, R. Hoene, R. Bubbolz, G. Pare. The l958-59 iunior varsity basketball team had the most successful season In three years. Again they lacked height but made up for it by their aggressiveness. Col umbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Co umbus Co umbus Columbus Co umbus Co umbus Co umbus Columbus Columbus Corumbus Coumbus coAcH MARTY Co umbus Columbus 1958-59 SCHEDULE 28 Rio 27 Wisconsin Dells i6 Edgewood 29 West Bend 27 Oconomowoc 36 Fox Lake 2l Berlin 43 Whitewater College High 29 Beaver Dam 29 Mayville 22 Hartford 44 Lake Mills 29 Oconomowoc 20 Ripon 33 Waupon 43 Horicon A Team Basketball STANDING: J. Schoengrund, C. Roske. F. Shepard, F. Van Roo, B. Downing J Schllesmann D Werdemann D. Ladwig, L. Weittenhiller, K. Sherman. KNEELING: H. Steindorf, Manager Loa t Georbe A TEAM BASKETBALL The i958-59 basketball season began with sixteen boys reporting for practice on open ing day. The Cardinals won 3, and lost i3 games during the regular season Beauford Downing was chosen as the team's Most Valuable Player, and Pete Van Roo as the Team Captain. Beauford Downing lead the Cardinal scoring with 220 points In i8 games The other boys scoring is as follows: Van Roo-l5lf Ladwig-i085 Weidemann and Schoengrund 70 Weittenhiller-505 Shepard and Schliesman-39g Roske-lOp and Sherman l A TEAM BASKETBALL i958 59 SCHEDULE Columbus 46 Rio Columbus Wis. Dells Columbus Edgewood Columbus West Bend Columbus Oconomowoc Columbus Fox Lake Columbus Berlin Columbus Whitewater Columbus Beaver Dam Columbus Mayville Columbus Hartford Columbus Lake Mills Columbus Oconomowoc Columbus Ripon Columbus Waupun Columbus Horicon whuey-' John Ra stus X.. Larry Ken Coach Chuck Joe Pizza Smpe ,Z- Goose wmwmg FIRST ROW: J. Kuipers, R. Henning, G. Crook, J. Packle, K. Castleberry, J. Hemple. SECOND ROW: L. Amarine, G. Derr, E. Boelte, V. Weber, E. Beaver. THIRD ROW: Mr. Harris, R. Peterson, T. Moore, D. Dynes, W. Raley, P. Rahn, R. Ott, H. Mason, A. Laclwig. WRESTLING Twenty-eight boys answered the call for the wrestling team this year. Seven of the six- teen boys who completed the season won letters. They were: Eugene Boelte, Kenneth Castle- berry, Eugene Crook, Gerald Packel, Earl Beaver, Virgil Weber and Richard Ott. At the end of the season Eugene Boelte was voted Most Valuable Participant and Kenneth Castleberry was elected team captain. Gene will receive a trophy and Ken, a medal. The several seniors on the squad formed a good nucleus. They will be missed next season. Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus SEASONS RESULTS Horicon West Bend Lake Mills Oconomowoc Berlin Beaver Dam Watertown Ripon Hartford Waupun COACH HARRIS ' r J , , L.., L ' f X QQ N P T Q0 v if 3 ef Ill' www .sk Wm 'rn' eg Xl if QI I ce . U . if V BEA' 'I ig J 'xxf , -'gi N14 EX - QR -f-- X ,- '4 ' . . 1 , - - . 1 Q : KING KING Don bt hey John Potenberg 'Q QUEEN QUEEN Seanna Holtz Beverly' B3UlllgE:Il'Il'lCf J Y? LULIRT til' IIUNUR: Lonnie liystroln, Susan Larson, Dorothy' Trapp, ludy' tgolotti. llolrteeoniitiyi day lor the year time dawned a pray, dalnp day. The dalnpness inthe 811' dtdn't datnpeti the spirit t1ll,.lI.S. however. ln the rnorninyi the tourt deeorated the goal posts. Later there was a pep session. During this time a skit vontest between the elasses was held. The sophomores won the ttontest with a satire ot the Steve Allen whow. They' also had the annual walk-ol-the'hobos and the best were pieked. At the etid ol the pep session, the tronrt Wits introdnred. 'l'he kinps were lion Sehey and john Potenberyg, who had pieked lor their queens Seanna Holtz and Beverly llatitnpartner. l'he other tour girls on the eourt were eleeted by' the student body. They' were, Seniors: Lonnie liystrotn and one Larsong juniors: Judy t,olotti and Dorothy Trapp. The boys ehosen to eseort the girls were eleeted by' IllC1l'lL'Lltll nrates. 'lhey were Don Beaver, Dick Salzwedel, Ken tgastleberry, and Gerry Paekel. ln the alternoon the llonler outing Parade was held. lt eonsisted ol' the hobo band, the royalty , lloats, lootball tennis, and the t hterleaders. l'he lf.lf.A. won lirst plaee in the traditional lloat eontest. l'hen ntytht Iilne, the best Iilne ol all as our teatn beat Hartlord 2U-ti. lt was a pyrand night and a line partie. 'l'he winning lloats and the eourt were introdueed at hall tinie. To eornplete the activity lor the day, everyone had an enjoyable Illllc daneinp to the tnusie ol' Don Garson and his Urvliestra at the Hornet Ollllllyg Danee, vvhieh was held alter the exeitinp HOlllCCLJlllllly,L game. i Q, I 5 f x I L.-..sAf,.d hmmw CC if Q ' wf r L...- i ig W5 E - 2 Q J 1 ...W . N inn!! - 4 -11 HS I 4, ' , 'Jn' iv- I fd A 3 . ,., v F. W 1 A , . 5,5 . .. A vw. yu fn fi Kim' it CT' xl 1, .Q it I I 1 'N M kW uf 6- 'ag' , 3 ' , in . fx 2. . 3 S 11 I-Au fl. Qeuiofu The big moment for the Senior Class was presenting their Senior Ball, Winter Wonderland, on January 31, 1959. Their theme was carried out with numerous flocked trees of many colors, forest animals, and a huge snow ball in which the queen was crowned. The Top Hatters furnished the music for this Winter Wonderland. The king and queen were John Potenberg and Sandy Hughes. The members of the court were: Ken Castleberry and Jeanne Osterhoff, Charles Conrad and Connie Bystrom, Dick Salzwedel and Teresa Murphy, and Roger Tcichmiller and Janet Lange. Sandy reigned in a beautiful floor length satin gown and carried a green muff with a white orchid. Members of the court wore white floor length dresses with green cumberbunds and white muffs. The boys wore black tuxedoes. Winter Wonderland was truly one of the most memorable events of the year. ROYALTY r y , 5-ff r' Q KING - - John Pofenberg 'JV , 5 L .,.t, or R ' QUEEN f - Sandra Hughes COURT OF HONOR Richard Salzwedel Teresa Murphy Kenniih Casffeberry Jeanne Osferhoff If Roger Teichmiller Janet Lange Charles Conrad Constance Bysfrom 80 Wimtlyuw ii ,.r Qf,: 'L . W.: an Qwwotaapdag FIRST ROW, J. Daley, C. Bystrom, T. Murphy, L. Hogman, S. Holtz, L. Berg, C. Jablonsky. SECOND ROW: Mr. Zahn, H. Bettis, A. Tschan, M. Nennmann, D. Hemple, K. Castleberry, Mr. Donnelly. THIRD ROW: B. Baurngartner, S. Larson, R. Ott, K. Hoehne, E. Bergauer, R. Teichnriller, B. Sutton, D. Broderdorf. FOURTH ROW: B. Skalitzky, S. Lange, J. Wiener, H. Lange, I. Griffith, J. Osterhoff, Unknown. LIFE GINGER y P TIME OUT FOR GINGER Who's ever seen cz girl play football? This year the senior class showed what happens when a girl tries out for, and makes, the high school football team, as they presented Time Out For Ginger on March 2 and 3. The cast of ten seniors spent many long hours working with their director Mr. Zahn. The play is a three-act comedy by Ronald Alexander. This normal, well, almost normal, family is beset with a few prob- lems when their l4-year-old daughter makes the football team. The ensuing events provided an enjoyable evening to all who . l attended . 82 sq 5 fi fs L f. . .,, , ,QT -me ' f?r',?',1.v,, Q in 2. ' X L. fi 3. Us 5 as DATE September 2 5 12 8113 19 19 26 26 26 October 3 10 24 November 3 23 26 Dec em ber 2 3 5 12 16 16 January 1 6 9 9 9 13 16 16 16 20 20 23 23 25 27 30 30 31 Qclwolz Calendar 1958-so First Day of School--What is this thing called school? F. H.A. Dance--This mad social whirl. Jr. Fair--Country boys and girls make good. Football at Lake Mills--We're on a winning a streak. Football at Ripon--We hit'em hard, we hit'em strong, we lost. Football at West Bend--Profautomazula. Assembly--Who stole my hula hoop? Dramatics Club Dance--Step all over my feet, I walk on them too! Football at Berlin--Why won't the opposition co-operate? Sr. Class Dance--Rebel Rousers. Homecoming--Hartford--We scored high. What a game. F. H.A. Initiation--Rulers of the Rolling Pin. Dedication of New High School--No flaws here. Forensic Club Dance--The dance spoke for itself. Basketball at Wisconsin Dells--lf at first you don't succeed. .you're normal F.F.A. Dad's Night-- Chip off the old block. Wrestling-Horicon--If it's talent you want! Basketball at West Bend--Have basketball, will travel. F.F.A.-F. H.A. Caroling Party--Singing, games, etc., etc. Christmas Concert--Salute to Santa. New Years--Too much? Basketball at Fox Lake--Veni-vidi-vici . Basketball-Berlin--39-30, 'Try and top our pride. F.F.A. Dance--Amused Observers. Wrestling at Berlin--Musclebound. Basketbal l--Whitewater--Our Tall Pauls. Basketball at Beaver Dam--Justice! End of Semester--only 18 more weeks and we bug this tepee! Wrestling-Beaver Dam--Beaver Dam was neat as a pin. Wrestling at Wayland--They should have been prepared. F. H.A. Daddy Date Night--Ran out of boys. Basketball-Mayville--Bliss, glory, joy, .... for Mayville. Wrestling at Watertown--They're bigger than we are. U. of W. Concert Band--Really top drawer! Wrestling at Ripon--We pinned but got trimmed. Basketball at Hartford--Did you scream? Wrestling-Hartford--Pin 'em. Senior Ball-Winter Wonderland--The best. 84 February 3 6 6 12 12 14 14 22 27 27 March 2 8. 3 3 3 10 14 21 27 April 2 7 10 11 14 17 20-21 24 25 29 May 1 2 4 8 9 11 12 15 18 19 31 June 1,2,3 4 Basketball-Lake Mills--Bouncing basketballs is our skill. Basketball at Oconomowoc--We want 23. Wrestling Waupun High--Strong armed men. Lincolns Birthday--I'll go along with that. BasketbalI-Ripon--tip-top tip-up. Conference Wrestling meet at Ripon--Shucks. Basketball at Waupun--a tisket, a basket. Washington's Birthday--Who was he? Basketball Horicon--Last Hurrah. State Wrestling Meet--Land of the Yahoos. Senior Class Play--Fight'em Ginger! Frosh-Soph Forensic Meet-'-1st place, pride of the underclassmen Demonstration Contest--This is how to do it. F. H.A.-F.F.A. Banquet--We live on Garlic alone. Little Ten Forensic Meet at West Bend--Some reach greater fame District Solo-Ensemble Contest at Horicon--Squeak, Squawk! Easter Vacation--Another rel ief . Soph Class Dance--Some entertainment. All Star Band in Beaver Dam--A musical treat can't be beat. Science Club Dance--Contents unknown. District Forensic Contest at Cedarburg--Where is my speech? Assembly--Chance to miss an hour. Frosh Class Dance--Special allowance given to beginners. One Act Plays--Several old men and women attended. Pre-Prom Dance--Go ahead and ask her. State Forensic Contest--chatter, chatter! Spring Concert--Spring is Sprung. Junior Prom - Stardust - All the stars aren't in her eyes. State Solo and Ensemble Contest--Blow cat, blow. Golf at Beaver Dam--Fore! Senior Class Dance--Geniuses and Greats,-Respected by all. District Music Festival--Harmony in their fingers. Golf meet at Columbus--Darn sandtraps! F. H.A. Style Show--Girl of My Dreams. Cheerleaders Dance--The cartwheel before the hoarse. Golf meet at Waupun--Where are my clubs? F. H.A. Installation--Gather ye rosebuds while ye may--- Baccalaureate-Almost there ----- Senior Skip Days-- No trial necessary, we're all guilty! Commencement--Small event. 85 n 3 vpf, , o L.. -,Pg -J Q -F' F v Q.-sm 177, ' 1'-f ft .V is ibn :ist , ,L 1 M WV ,A ' W, qi , f 5 ' 1' Z is, my ' ,ki A u Z, .. 'A M JI NX. 1 1 1 1 2 Fm-ff ,- 'fx LBA H -'ink 1' rf Acknowledgements Andler's Garage Beier 8. Steinfeldt Food Store Central Beauty Shoppe Coast to Coast Store Duffy's Service Station Elba Food Store Fredrick Farm Equipment Kalfahs Package Store Jaeger Milling Co. Johnson Motor Sales Moll Maytag Sales 8. Service Kelsh Plumbing 8r Heating Maloney's Jewelry 8g Gift Store Mietzel's Bakery Mueller's Restaurant Kloklw Shell Service Shopping Reminder Tetzlaff's Drug Store West Columbus Food Store Olson Implement Co. Zeidler-Alberts Furniture Store -. . . E . :,.- - Y, . ' .1 ' wg Sm .. -. - 1 .'.-ffif ivqsaa VI, ww mg T. ,. , .2 'wi A A 'avg K X E , 0 Qu , P ,A F-y fia-,-' fffg-,. . - ., 1 ,, f??-1-1 Q 45 r., ' 5 ,nav Q 415'-' f CN! 'f K ' if ? 1 - f' ,W ,-59 xn if fb fi ' . ' vu I ' t 'Ugvvs I ' ,-- -'- A . A,, , , - V sa, Hd: U ' wa - ::: 4 A - V -R wer, ,, :'1,f3- 4-1-.4 rf H511 - IL X 'Rag-,Q . .,,,, .4 vu-gnupg. I V J if 6 K .32 441. 1 141 , and 1--M. 11 'VND' 3 Q.,-f , M ff' 1 N fm- f 'lf 'U -E-ggwlf ' x - 1 tb W - A. fxffiifl? 5 A r W' 1 'gl .. ,Q 1 'T' .fd ',l'v'f'i41 riifwg q- J if ' A u r mil 'W Q' - A , ' vw -ffQ5'f':: ff ' -. 4 ' A k IW! 1 1' N ! -n-v FRONT ROWJ Schoengrund,C. Schoengrund J Kurrh G DeNure P Van Roo L Schultz R Hoehne BACK ROWJ Fox C Carmichel W Emkow D Rahn D Greene J Premo H Steindorf B 1-ioehne April April May May May May May May April April May May May May May FRONT ROW C Ci elske R Schallerr B Karow J Prosser A Ladwrg T Moore D Voigt J Churchill W Raley SECOND ROW K S erman J Christians R Fritz J Potenberg E Boelte R Van Roo D Beal J Belongia R Landsness BACK ROW Mr George, K. Castleberry D Sennhenn R Bubholz C Conrad D Weidemann J Packel G Lange W Parcherr M Paust L. Weittenhiller 3 V? gl x 6 3 elf., r ,. 'I r xl , Q JuN1OR PROM ROYALTY e a s , KING: John Schoengriindg g :fr T , QUEEN: Ia1ieiCa1dwe11g f T' couirr Oif HONOR: Gerald t i 'Q '- Gineinder and Patricia Groli, ' Wi N Pcler Van Roo and Patricia if Halliiian, john Scliiiiied and Judy Colorri, jirnClirisriai1s 4 if and Eleanor Zentner. ATTENIJANTS: Toni Poser and Margie Groli. On May l, l959, the Junior Class presented their Prom, Stardust. The new gym was trans- formed into a lovely garden setting complete with a Wishing Well. Real trees flanked the rock walls and Parisian lamps lit the scene. The Queen was crowned in front of a huge flower covered star. She wore a lovely, white, floor-length Formal and the girls on the court also wore floor-length dresses of various colors. Their escorts wore tuxedos. The music for the evening was provided by Ron Harvey, and his orchestra. MM x A XX 9 M + ff X ff f',ff ' X QQ 5 W, x 4 ' ' ' 7,0 Y ,ST :Ek 43521- ' g 5 Xwmniizg ss?nwgaM,,f I i V ' f i -fx K 1 WSMRSUST 1959 ,STARUUST me . Y Q nib Cast Orem SECOND ROW: J. Lange, J. Packel, C. Pare. FRONT SECOND ROW: B. Peters, R. Fredrick, J. Linderr, S. ROW: C. Schoerrgrund, E. Wendt, J. Wright, D. Van Key, P. Jones. FRONT ROW: L, Hogmarr, B. Raellier Roo. D, Strehmel, M. Griffith. On April 21 the Freshman and Sophomore classes presented their joint one-act play, entitled Hercules' Night Out. Miss Barbara Bartley directed the six members of the cast in their production. The play concerns a happy, quiet little family placed in the disastrous situation of trying to put insomniac Hercules, Eugene Wendt, to sleep. The members of the cast are as follows: Mr. Nelson, DickVan Roop Mrs. Nelson, Janice Packel, their son, John Wright, their two daughters, June Lange, and Carol Pare, and Carol 's boyfriend, Chuck Schoengrund. 92 K, E , C FRONT ROW: D. Prosser, C. Bystrom, N. Schmied. FRONT ROW: S. Voigt. J. Weiner, B. Sutton. SECOND SECOND ROW: J. Daley, J. Hemiou. ROW: J. Griffith, V. Hoehne. Also on April 21 five members of the Senior Class, under the direction of Mr. William Donnelley, presented their one-act play entitled Nobody Sleeps. The play concerned the bungling attempts of Butch, a would-be burglar, played by Joe Daley, to rob something from a most erratic household headed by o pseudo-literary mother, and her three very unusual, to say the least, daughters, played by Delores Prosser, Nancy Schmied, and Connie Bystrom. 93 Honofv Page sink ' A? LJ National I-lonow Qoofefg FRONT ROW: D. Mertzani, S. Holtz, D. Broderdorf, L. Endres, E. Hogman. BACK ROW L Berg K Castleberry j, Daley, T. Murphy. 4. E' gf' 'Sv P ' Pflzi K . I x LaVONNE ENDRES JOE DALEY DIA NE BRODERDORF KENNITH CASTLEBERRY ELIZABETH HOGMAN SEANNA HOLTZ JOHN KUIPERS CAROL MULLIGAN TERESA MURPHY JERRY WEISSMANN K ws acl ' SPECIAL AWARDS Valedictorian Dra matics, Yearbook Instrumental Music Agriculture, Boys' Athletics, Leadership Salutatorian Forensics Vocal Music Science D. A , R. Industrial Arts KX 5.1 Nw F ,ggwvawsik . , .mfg CLASS OF 1959 BAC CALALUR LEA NE Sunday, Moy 31, 1959 4:00 P,M, COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Columbus, Wisconsin . .M . P. 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