D C Everest High School - Everette Yearbook (Schofield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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ANNUAL STAFF Advisor ....s.,, Editor-in-Chief - - Editor ........,cc, - Business Manager - - Advertising Editor . ---- --. ..As,,s...s Mr. Singkofer ---Ken Meuret --Laura Lewens -- - Dove Rucinski . - - -Betty Page Class Editor ,..s , - ,,s. , ---Iva Mathwick Photography Editor- Literary Editor - Activities Editor-- Art Editors-- - - - Index Editor-- , Co-Editor - - - -, -. . . -- , -- -Shirley Seeley --Joan Hettinga --Colleen Kluck Darlene Rucinski Gail Kamrath - - - -.loan Berwick -Gloria Zielinski Sports Editors ----- , - ----- Gary Hill Subscription Editor Jim Lang . - -Sue Zastrow FOREWORD When time who stealsour years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The mem'ry of the past will stay And half our joys renew. Thomas Moore QM fo X X, ,W wfAMJ,, f 1 ,f If :Jw I QJVJIIJL , I . off'WJf'NIf rags . l x My x I3 f 1517 J: .lg Af-7 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CLASSES JU NIOR HIGH ADVERTISING 5 THE HIGH and the MIGHTY 4 H P f1'-l 'HY ': 'i ff'1 i' H H f L 351: , V, M' . .. , A , W4 Q E A wwf' f .:M,fW.z 'Z Q' ff? ? fifisi f1 ' H' HF: JJI-,J., ja' AHMINISTHATIHN BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Call, Mr. Hettinga, Mr. Pflieger, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Schoeman. BOARD OF EDUCATION The operation and much of the success of a school depends on our Board of Education. These men have given unselfishly of their time and energy with little or no compensation returns. We can always be certain that they have the interests of us all in mind and will continue the wonderful job they are now doing. Our superintendent of schools, Mr. Mclntyre, our principal, Mr. Case, and our faculty have spent much time preparing us for the battle of life. The knowledge and indispensable traits of character they have instilled in us are our chief weapons. There is not one of us who is able to thank them enough or fully evaluate their true worth, but we can, and will, try earnest- ly to prove their efforts have not been in vain. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOULS Carol Peters, Secretary The old order changeth making way for the new. What was good and modern before the atomic bomb is now as antiquated as the horse and buggy. Our young men and women must realize that a crisis faces our youth. It is ab- solutely imperative that we maintain a superiority in the bal- ance of power if America is to lead the world on the path of peace. , The only solution for a peaceful future is an educated citizenry. The high school days for seniors have ended, but education should never end. Trained young men and women will make it possible for us to maintain our superiority in all fields. Through the grace of God, may we exemplify real Christian living, making it possible for countries to regard us as a Christian benefactor working so that all nations may live in a democracy with a standard of living comparable to ours. Leon C. Case 9 PRINCIPAL THOUGHTS Office Secretaries K. Schield, M. Weiler Shirley hard, B. A. Superior State College: U. of Wisconsin. Subjects and Duties: English 12: Spanish I: Forensics: Senior Class Play. LaVern Brandt, B. E. St. Point State Collge. Subjects and Duties: Junior H i g h Newspaper: Seventh Grade basketball Coach: Sev- enth Grade. Audrey Batty, B. E. River Falls St. College: Univer- sity of Minnesota: University of Colorado. Subjects and Duties: Librarian: Library Club: Junior High Read- ing Club. William D. Brink, B. S. Oshkosh State College: Univer- sity of Wisconsin. Subjects and Duties: Forensics: Junior Class Advisor: English' lO: Latin l andfll. ,' ' ' ...- Linda Bahl, B. S. St. Point State College: Wash- ington State College: -Oregon State College. Subjects and Duties: Home Economics: F.H.A. Harall Bulmer, B. S. ' ' M. S. Eau Claire State College: Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Subjects and Duties: Chemis- try: Geometry: Chemistry Club: Audio-Visual. Kathryn Collette Music Education: Milwaukee State College, St. Point State College. Subiects and Duties: Vocal Music Directory Supervisor of Elementary Music. Ray C. Gibbs, B. S University of Wisconsin. Subiects and Duties: F.F.A. Junior D.H.l.A.p Adult Farmers Classesg Vocational Agriculture. I 1 Patrick Curtin, B. S. Lawrence College. Subiects and Duties: English l0 and llg Assistant Football Coach, Wrestlingg Forensics, Senior Class Advisor. Wilbur F. Gierl, B. S. St. Point State College. Subiects and Duties: General Math., Algebra, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Head Basketball Coach. Charles Emerson, M. M. Butler University, Jordan Con- servatory of Music. Subjects and Duties: Band Di- rector. Oliver Gilroy, B. E. Central State College. Subiects and Duties: 8th Grade Teacher. I . Nh! lf li 1 'fi A ll ' , , , ,, ,- George Heinz, B. S. of Wisconin., h 'N l -', AVMiIton College: U. of Wis- St. Point State Collegep Su- ' .1 A - lf, , gm, Pmlqef vdorllllll consinjswhitewater St. College. perior State College. Historyg' iollagifl Visual Aida' J 1' l fsub' ts and Duties: Seventh Subjects and Duties: Biologyg lf l 'V -P .AAN jf VL, . lf' ' e classg Frash football Guidance Director. Q , fi' ly 'f It -l . oachg Frosh basketball coach. . I ,' ll, 1 I l l All lu A .ll f' lAl,1'f,,, ,X Alf Vw ll 'V ,W J ff kill W 174 A Ninja Y I ' 1 l ' N . , ' f ' X if ,'l' ,j ,A . xl! 4 S' ,J r s V f . . f - 0. ff . Lf0'bX,,l!VV XKIXQLA A l K' lit' 1 l .Wg ALMJQM Uv f r L l ll! , X- ' L l, If pg, Constance Kies, B. S. La yenie Fake' B. gf owcoglkwmn G. LIN , B. lfjw Platteville State Collegep Uni- University Wisconsin S W IX, l Platteville Slate College. versny 0fM'meS0f-1 Subjects and Duties: Sholgt- Subiects and Duties: Wood- Subiects and Duties: Englishg hand lg yping lp General Busi- workingg Mechanical Drawingp One-Act Playsg Forensics. nessp hool Paper. Student Council. l Carol Mularkey, B. F. A. Dawn R. Narron, B. S. St. Point State College. Layton School of Artg St. Point Milwaukee State College. Subjects and Duties: 9th Grade State College' Subiects and Duties: 8th Grade: Englishp Forensicsj Sophomore Subiects and Duties: Arty Ele- Junior High Student Council Class Advisor. mentary Art Supervisor. Advisor. Herman Olson, B. E. Whitewater State Collegep Uni- versity of Chicagog LaCrosse State College. Subiects and Duties: Physics: Modern Science: Advanced AI- gebrap Solid Geornetryp Science Club Advisory Golf Coach. Lawrence Olson, B. S. U. of Wisconsin. Subiects and Duties: World History: Citizenshipg Forensics: Junior Class Play Directorg Everest Historians. y 1 M. C. Podalske, B. S. Stout Institute. Subiects and Duties: Metals Shop. Victor J. Spychalla, B. A., M. A. St. Norbert Collegep University of Wisconsin. Subjects and Duties: American History: American Problems: Projectors Club: Freshman Class Advisor. Fa Donna Schellin, B. S LaCrosse State College. Subjects and Duties: Girls' Physical Educationg G.A.A., Cheerleader Advisor. Martin Singkofer, B. E. Whitewater State College, Subjects and Duties: Book- keeping lg Shorthand llg Typ- ing llp Yearbook Advisory Stu- dent Association Funds Treas- urerg Shorthand Ig -Camera Club Advisor. David Stencil, B. E. Central State College. Subiects and Duties: Junior H i g h Newspaper: Seventh Grade. I4 Howard Stiehm, B. S. Milwaukee State Collegef La- Crosse State College. Subjects and Duties: Physical Education: Athletic Directorg Footballg Volleyballp Track Coachg E Club. Malcolm Young, B. S. University of Wisconsinp Mil- waukee State Collegeg LaCrosse State College. Subiects and Duties: World History: Assistant Basketball Coachp American Historyp Gen- eral Math. CUSTODIANS JANITORS Karl H. Zimmerman, B. E St. Paint State College. Subiects and Duties: 8th Grade 8th Grade Basketballg Fresh man Football Assistant. Jacob Preisig, Bill Ferge, Dave Weeks. I5 CLEANING Mrs. Buchberger, Mrs. Hobeck, and Mrs. Ronthum CAFETERIA Mrs. Burgoyne, Mrs. Sellers, Mrs. Plctto, ond Mrs. Braatz BUS DRIVERS NOW IS the HOUR N W ' , ... .. , - ' ' U- lm: -1 il '52Z'1 f .....-. 4- V--V i H21 l I 7 E --S E in vi E 5 , X SENIDRS QQ Elaine Abt Abtski She's quiet as a rule, but you should see her out of school. Gary Achterberg Achtie Schools all right-Between classes, that is. Joyce Baranowski Shortie Who says that tiny people don't get around. Library Club llg FHA ll, l2g Pep Club ll. .loan Barwick Peachy When fun and duty clash, let duty crash. DC Jet ll, 125 Camera Club l2g GAA llg Cadet Teachers 125 Annual Staff. 18 Gerald Babl Gerry Work Facinates me: I could sit and look at it for hours. Ski Team ll, l2p Chemistry Club l2. Clinton Bailey Clint l'm always ready when the music begins. Senior Class Play 125 Solo Ensembles llnstrumentall ll, 125 Junior His- torical Society llg Cadet Teachers 12. Terry Burton Birdie Let's dig deeper into the details so that we can wholly comprehend the situation on hand. Student Council President 115 Foren- sic Club ll, 125 E Club ll, 125 Chemistry Club 11, 121 Class Play 11, 125 U-th Rotor 125 Home Room President 115 Cadet Teachers 125 Football 11, 12, Co-Captain 125 Track 11, 12. Nancy Buss Nuns Variety is the spice of lite, so why go out with the some guy twice. Chorus 125 GAA 115 Cadet Teachers 125 Chemistry Club 11. Carolyn Browning Sue lf all the world were as Happy as she, what a wonderful place this world would be. Forensic Club 11, 125 FHA 115 GAA5 One Act Plays 11, 125 Band Maior- ette 125 Sola Ensemble llnstrumentl5 Chemistry Club 125 Library Club 125 Camera Club 125 Senior Class Play. Kenneth Bukowski Ken I won't do it, unless it's what l want to do, when I want to do it. Class Play 11, 125 Boy's Chorus 11, 125 Camera Club 125 Science Club 125 Chemistry Club 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Cadet Teachers 125 Forensic Club ll, 125 One Act Plays 11, 125 Annual Staffp Junior Historical So- ciety l25 D. C.- Jet 125 Solo En- semble 11, 125 Library Club 12. Lois Chuck Chee-Chee Something nice should be said for you, but anything nice will do. GAA 11, 125 Forensic Club 115 One Act Plays 115 Camera Club 125 D. C. Jet 11, 125 Tumbling Club 11. Clarence Check Clancy Why kill yourself working. No one gets out of this world olive anyway. 19 Duane Clairmore Knober Just because I don't talk is no sign that I have nothing to say. Science Club 125 Baseball 11, 12. Lenore Costa Squirt A young lady with plenty of dash, she chose her romeo from the Senior class. F. H. A. 11, 127 G. A. A. llg Song Spinners, Senior Chorus II, 12. ji' .GLVY ,Um i ' ,Nj iw!! 05' 'law' tit.-'I :Lf V V 5, , j , Lois Daluln There is none like her, none. GAA 11, 125 Home Room Treasurer 11, Secretary 12, Cadet Teachers 12, D. C. Jet Staff 11, 12. Fred Dehnel Fritz Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I iust Sit. F. F. A. 11, Homeroom Secretary 12. Carol Cywinski Jeannie Life is short-l'm here to enioy it. GAA Il, Chemistry Club 11. Kenneth Dallman Ken There surely must be some hard work in him, for none has come out yet. Boys Chorus: Senior Chorus, Football Il, E Club. Arthur Dittbrender Art I may do something sensational yet, FFAQ Vice President FFA. Roger Dittbrender Rag You live but one life, so why not take it easy. FFA ll, l2j DHIA ll, 125 Pro- iectionists Club 1 I, l2g Chemistry Club llp Sentinel FFA l2. Lawrence Dehnel Larry lt takes o wise man to discover a wise man. F. F. A. l. Thomas DeLonay Tom What you don't know would make a great book. FFA ll, 125 Football ll, l2p Track llg E Club l2g FFA Basketball. Anne Dulak Annie As merry as the day is long. FHA l2p D..C. .let 125 GAA 125 Chemistry Club 12. Antoinette Fea rson Tina People who are quiet are danger- ous. GAA ll. 21 Carol Frickenstein Fricky l don't care how you spell my name. l'm going to change it some- time anyhow. D. C. Jet Staff l2g Library Club ll, 125 Camera Club 125 Senior Class Play Extra 12. Alan Geurink Al He smiled and said 'Don't rush me girls. ' Transferred: D. C. Jet Sports Editor 125 Football. 125 Boys Chorus l2g F. F. A. l2. Marjorie Gordon Margie Her hair is just a little too dark to make a good angel. G. A. A. ll, Chemistry Club llg Senior Chorus l2. Nathalie Grissman Nat She gets six letters from him a week. No! Him is not her brother. F. H. A. ll, l2g G. A. A. ll, i2g Library Club ll, 125 Choir ll, 125 Song Spinners li, l2. 22 Martin Glatczak Martinez Knowledge without labor is my hobby. Proiectionists Club li, 125 Science Club 125 Chemistry Club l2g Football ll, l2. Myron Golembiewski Mickey Let my lessons worry me? Never! F. QF. A. li, l2, Secretary il, Treas- urer 125 D. H. l. A. Il, 125 Science Club I2. Anna Harter Ann l'm little, I'm wise, l'm a dickens for my size. Proiectionists Club 11, 125 G. A. A. 11, 125 Forensics5 Chemistry Club 125 Camera Club 12. Emma Harter Em There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. Proiectionists Club 115 Photography Club 125 Chemistry Club 125 G. A. A. 11, 125 Senior Class Play5 Pep Club 12. Allen Grove Butch Let the rest of the world go by- l'm still here. Junior Class Vice President 115 Science Club 11, 125 Chemistry Club 11, 125 Football Manager 11, 125 E Club 11, 125 Home Room Treasurer 12. Janis Hack Jan l don't believe in love at first sight but I do believe in taking a second look. G. A. A. 11, 125 Library Club 11, 125 F. H. A. 115 Camera Club 125 Senior Class Play 125 Chorus 11, 125 Chemistry Club 125 Pep Club 125 Song Spinners 12. Lee Ann Heinrich An innocent face-but then you can never telI. Forensics 1 15 Bond 1 15 Student Coun- cil 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Camera Club 125 D. C. Jet 12. Joan Hettinga Joanie Someday my prince will came, I wish he'd hurry up--the bum. F. H. A. 11, 12, F. H. A. President 125 Chemistry Club 115 Song Spin- ners 11, 125 Annual Staff 125 Home Room Secretary 125 Forensic Club 11, 125 Cadet Teachers 125 Chorus 11, 125 Junior Prom Committee 11. 23 Roland Hettinga Rollie Greater men than I have lived but I doubt it. Baseball ll, Student Council l2. Gary Hill Hilly Blessed is the man who invented sleep. Treasurer Student Council ll, Chemi- stry Club ll, l2g Science Club 12, Everette Staff lSports Editor? l2g Forensics llg Junior Class Play, One Act Play ll, Home Room Secretary l2, Track ll, Camera Club l2. Gail Karnrath High School days have their de- lights, but they can't compare with High School nights. G. A. A. ll, l2g Camera Club l2g Chemistry Club ll, l2g Junior Prom Committee ll, Pep Club I2. William Kellan Bill Being good is such a lonesome iob. Projection Club ll, 12, Pep Club ll, 12. 24 Jerome Hlavachek Jerry What's the use of living if you can't enioy life. Skiing ll, l2, Volleyball, Science Club l2j Camera Club l2. Carole John Lou Golden curls, and eyes of blue, trust her not, she's fooling you. G. A. A. ll, 125 G. A. A. Treasurer, Junior Class Play, Camera Club 125 D. C. Jet Staff ll, l2g Forensics llg Cadet Teachers l2, Tumbling Club. Elaine Kole Bub The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I become. G. A. A. ll: Chorus ll, 125 Junior Prom Committee ll. Lois Kole Honey-Bunny lf there's a man in the case, I'm interested. Junior Class Play: Chorus ll, 12. Rose Marie King Rosie I never let my studies interfere with my education. G. A. A. ll: Chemistry Club ll. Colleen Kluck Chick Her winning manner and smiling face will make her friends in every place. G. A. A. President ll: Chemistry Club llg Tumbling Club llp D. C. Jet llg G. A. A. Sports Manager l2g D. C. Jet Activities Editor l2g Cam- era Club Secretary 125 Senior Class Playg Student Council l2g Football Cheerleader l2g Annual Staff Ac- tivities Editor. Gerald Koplitz Jerry He knows the football field isn't the only place for a good line. Football ll, l2g Volleyball ll, l2g Track ll, l2g Ski Team ll, l2. Florian Kowalefski Cubby l'm not always right but l'm never wrong. Science Club Secretary Treasurer llg Pep Band ll, l2g Football ll, l2g Volleyball ll, l2g Track ll, l2g E. Club ll, l2g Hi-Y Club President l2. 25 Janet Krause Jon A smile that beams iust like the sun5 just being happy is lots of fun. G. A. A. 11. Mable Krause Blondie Happy am I, from care I'm free5 Why oren't they all contented like me? G. A. A. 11, 125 Library Club 12. Lauralle Lewens Laura A rolling stone gathers no moss. Projectionists Club 115 One Act Play 115 Forensic Club 11, 125 Student Council Secretary 125 Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 125 G. A. A. 11, 125 D. C. Jet, Art Editor 125 Home Room President 125 Song Spinners 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Camera Club 125 Chemistry Club 125 Cadet Teachers 125 Senior Class Play 12. Audrey Lewis Audie She has an engaging disposition. F. H. A. 115 G. A. A. 11, 125 Junior Class Play5 Chemistry Club 115 Cadet Teachers 125 Senior Class Play. 26 John Kwiatkowski Big John Common sense is an uncommon thing. Chemistry Club 11, 12, Chemistry Club Vice President 115 E Club 11, 125 President 125 Projectionists Club 11, 12, President 125 Senior Class President5 Camera Club 12 Treasurer 125 Wrestling 11, 12 Captain 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Volleyball 11, 125 Basketball Manager 125 Vice Presi- dent Home Room 11, 125 Vice Presi- dent Student Council 12. 1 1 James Lang Jim lf there's anything I don't know l'd like to know what it is. F. F. A. 11, 125 D. H. I. A. 11, 12' 1 Football 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Vol- leyball 11, 125 Chemistry Club 12' r Proiectionists Club 125 E Club 125 Annual Staff 125 Student Council 12' Junior Prom Committee. 1 Nancy Machmueller Butch Oh! Ma, He's making eyes at me. Junior Class Treasurer5 G. A. A. 11, Treasurer 125 Tumbling Club 11, 125 Pep Band 11, 12. Alfred Marx Al Ambition: To be a gentleman farmer and raise nothing but my hat. F. F. A. Reporter 125 D. H. 1. A. 115 F. F. A. Sentinel 11. Alan Londerville Curley His curly hair would make any girl rave. Science Club 125 Home Room Presi- dent 125 Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 11. Dale Luedtke Lud lf school is liberty, give me death. E Club 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Chemistry Club 11, 125 Volleyball 11. Iva Mathwick Peanut Blushing is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. Forensic Club 11, 12, Secretary 115 Chemistry Club 11, 12, Vice Presi- dent 125 Annual Staff, Class Editor 125 Student Council 125 Class Treas- urer 125 Song Spinners 11, 125 Cadet Teachers 125 Pep Club 12. Constance McMahon Connie lf gentlemen prefer blondes who wants a gentleman. G. A. A. 115 D. C. Jet 12. 27 George Meuret Gorgeous Not only an athlete but an all around good sport. Basketball 11, 12, Baseball 11, 125 Football ll, 125 E Club 11, 125 Chemistry Club 115 Senior Class Play5 Student Council Vice President 12. I Kenneth Meuret Curly' A good mixture of sense and non- sense. Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 One Act Play 115 U-th Rotar5 Cadet Teachers 125 Boys Chorus 125 Volley- ball l25 Junior Class President 115 Student Council 115 Football Man- ager ll, 125 Basketball 115 Track 11, 125 Chemistry Club Vice Presi- dent 11, 125 Science Club 125 Foren- sic Club 1'1, 125 Camera Club 11, 125 E Club 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Chorus 125 Proiectionist Club Vice President'125 Editor in Chief of An- nual l25 Humor Editor D. C. Jet 12. Lawrence Neitzke Snipe Why can't I be smart, l sleep on my books. G. A. A. 11, 125 Home Room Sec- retary Treasurer. John Neumeyer Doc Each mind has its own method. Chemistry Club ll, 125 Science Club 125 Boys-Glee Club 125 Chorus 125 Latin Club 12. 28 Jack Mirek Jackson School is a great institution, but l'm not ready for an institution yet. Chemistry Club ll, 12, President 115 Forensics ll, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 Science Club 12, Vice President5 One Act Play 115 Home Room President 125 Track ll, 125 Volleyball 115 U-th Rotor 125 Camera Club 125 Baseball l1. Patricia Mirek Pat She's as likeable as she is lookab-le. G. A. A. 11, 125 Chemistry Club5 D. C. Jet 125 Camera Club 125 Prom Queen I1. Larry Pashalk Shike ldeas are like beords-men do not have them until they grow up. Basketball 11, 125 Projectionists Club 11, 125 Football 115 Homeroom President 1 1. Roger Passow Rag Athletics and women, how he likes ta play them all. Football 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 E Club 11, 125 Projectionists Club 11, 12. Dennis Olmsted Bumstead l can do more playing in a half hour than most children do in a week. F. F. A. 11, 125 Home Room Presi- dent 125 Boys' Chorus 11, 125 Chem- istry Club 115 Youth Rotary 125 F. F. A. Quartette 11, 125 Senior Quartette 11, 12. Betty Page Bets She'll try anything once and if she lives long enough she'Il try it again. G. A. A. 115 F. H. A. 11, 125 Home Roqyn Secretary 115 Secretary of Junior Class 115 Chemistry Club 125 Annual Staff, Advertising Editor5 Cadet Teacher 125 Junior Prom Committee 1 1. Barbara Pauls Barb Early to bed, early to rise, and yau'll never meet any popular guys. G. A. A. 115 Library Club 11, 12. Leon Pontzloff Lee My favorite subiect is study hall. F. F. A. 11, 125 D. H. l. A. 11, 125 Vice-president of D. H. l. A. 12. Russell Prielipp Russ lt's too dubious for my diminutive comprehension to exemplify. Stage maintenance 11, 125 Science Club 11, 12, President5 Track 11, 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Quartet 11, 125 Home Room 12, Vice President5 Senior Class Play5 E Club 125 Student Council 125 Uth-Rotor 12. Douglas Radlaff Doug If wisecracks were drops of water, l'd be an ocean. Chemistry Club ll, 125 Science Club 125 Student Council 12, Alternatep Golf 11, 125 Volleyball 11, 125 E Club 125 Proiectionist5 Cadet Teach- er5 Youth Rotar. David Raymond Dave Blessed are they who say nothing far they shall never be quoted. Science Club 12. Darlene Rucinski Dar She knows them all from out of town. She's one senior who gets around. G. A. A. 11, 12, Vice President 115 Student Council 11, 125 Tumbling Club 115 D. C. Jet 11, 125 Camera Club 125 Senior High Pep Club 12, Vice President5 Annual Staff 125 Art Editor5 Cheerleader 12, Basket- ball. 30 Ralph Raphoon Ruff School looks the best from the out- side. Basketball ll, 125 High Y. Robert Rauscher Bob There are three great men in this world, me and I've forgotten the other two. Home Room 12, Vice President5 Chemistry Club 125 Camera Club 125 Track 11, 125 E Club 11, 125 Student Council 11, 12. Gordon Schultz Gordie Women iust don't appreciate me. Baseball 11, 12. Gale Schulz Schulzie She smiles at many just for fun, but we all know there's only one. Homeroam President 11, GAA 11, 125 Camera Club 12, D. C. Jet 11, 12. David Rucinski Dave One of the best workers you will ever find. He gets things done in a little time. One Act Plays ll, 12, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Forensic 11, 12, President 12, Track 11, 125 Chemistry Club 11, 12, President, Badger Boy's State 11, Student Council Vice President ll, President 12, Science Club 12, Business Man- ager of Everettej Uthrotar 127 Senior Class Vice President, Cadet Teachers 125 Prom King 11. David Schmidtke Dave That innocent look will never die, but I tell you girls, it's all a Iie. Chemistry Club Secretary 11, Home- room President 11, Boy's Glee Club ll, 125 Quartet 11, 12, Track 11, 125 Wrestling 11, Science Club 12, Student Council Treasurer 12, Sen- ior Class Plav: Cadet Teachers 12. Shirley Seeley Seel Underneath her calm exterior dwells a man. FHA 11, 12, D. C. Jet 115 Camera Club President 125 Senior Class Play, Student Council 12, Chemistry Club 12, Pep Club 125 GAA 11, Sports Manager, GAA 12, President. Lawrence Setula Rack l came, I bluffed, l graduated. I graduated ??? Allan Stencil Tony Ambitions should be made of sterner stuff. lWm. Shakespearel. Projectionist Club llp Science Club l2p Chemistry Club ll. William Stolz Bill Aren't we men wonderful? John Szarkowitz Shark Look what four years have done- one more would have ruined me. Conservation Clubp Basketball ll, l2g Baseball l2. Allen Tauferner Tuffy He's small but so is a stick of dynamite. FFA ll, 12. 32 Betty Stuplich Bet The hardest time to get the baby to sleep is when she's eighteen. GAA llg Chemistry Club llg Senior Chorus 125 Junior Class Play lip Cadet Teachers l2. Francis Sturgul Ge-Ge I major in business. Monkey busi- ness. Forensics ll, 125 Student Council llg Track ll, l2g Senior Class Sec- retary. Darrell Will Darry The 'Country Gentleman' also 'The Woman's Home Companion'. FFA 11, 12, Secretary: DHIA 11, Secretary - Treasurer ll. Geraldine Wodora Gerry Be silent and safe. Silence never betrays you. GAA 11, 125 Chemistry Club 125 FHA ll. Duane Thiele Thiel ME minus work-AH, Paradise. Conservation Clubg Ski Club ll, 12. Jerome Wesenick Jerry lf at first you don't succeed-give upln Robert Woytasek Bob l'm nat conceited, I know l'rn good. Proiectionist Clubp Pep Band. Lekoy Wysocki Pee Wee All great men are dying and l don't feel so well myself. Marlene Zastrow Mar She looks like an angel and acts like one too. But you never can tell what an angel can do. Junior Class Play5 GAA 11, Treas- urer 125 D. C. Jet ll, 12, Editor5 Homeroom President 11, Homeroom Vice President 125 Cadet Teachers. Susan Zastraw Sue Personality plus an intellectual mind. A nicer girl you cannot find. Choir 115 GAA ll, 125 Student Council 11, 12, Alternate5 Junior Prom Committee5 Subscription Editor of Everette5 FHA 12. Sally Yaeger Red Young and foolish and very gay! Give her time and she'Il grow up some day. GAA 115 D. C. Jet 11, 125 Camera Club 125 Pep Club 12. James Zastrow Jim He's dame dreaming. Football 11, 125 E Club 11, 12. James Zillman Jim Tell me, what is this power I have over women. ' Beverly Zaramski Bev Generally speaking she's generally speaking. Cheerleader Basketball 115 Football 11, 125 GAA ll, 12, Sports Mon- ager5 Chemistry Club 11, 12: Tumbling Club 11, 125 Camera Club 125 D. C. Jet Staff 11, 12. 34 E .. oN wmi IEVERESTN Wt LJKJUJIV-Jlfflf HTF 4 .., 1 ,V - P f v 4w wiigmgf H E g 1 J F' K i g gg C X SPURTS Qi V ,N A IJT W F00'l'llALL -. im .ia . Row One: T. DeLoney, J. Koplitz, J. Zastrow, A. Geurink, G.'Meuret, J. Kwiatkowski, F. Kowalefski, J. Lang, D. Luedtke, R. Passow, T. Burton. Row Two: A. Burgoyne, D. Green, R Bobl, R. Paszek, J. Schultz, L. DuBore, D. Woodward, D. Rhyner, R. Nievinski, B. Beyreis, S Babl. Row Three: Mr. Stiehm, Mr. Gierl, K. Meuret, J. Vollenwieder, C. Schulz, D. Netzin- ger, J. Brasch, J. Kennedy, A. Grove, S. Nowinsky. After being the door mat in the Lumberjack Conference for two years, the Evergreens came through with flying colors by sharing the championship with Mosinee. The undefeated season, trophy, and the selection of John Kiwatkowski, Andy Burgoyne, and George Meuret on the All-Conference Team were highlights of an excellent season. Howard Stiehm, Head Coach Eve rest Eve rest Everest Everest Eve rest Eve rest Everest ,, EP? SEASONAL RECORD 33 Marion 38 Wittenberg 43 Tomahawk 13 Medford I8 Pard Falls l8 Phillips 7 Mosinee B TEAM Row One: Mr. Curtin, Coach: G. Kliest, D. Kasten, L. Smith, M. Kamke, G. Lemmer, D. Babl Row Two: Mr. Halverson, Assistant Coach: R. Stein, S. Urban, G, Nevinski, R, Tesch, P Owzarski, D. Rhyner. Row Three: J. Priebe, K. Beyreis, R. Preilipp, L. Wagner, D. Czaja, J Messerknecht. Row Four: J. Zielsdorf, L. Pflieger. FRESHMAN TEAM - 4. gl Row One: R. Rucinski, G. Budzynski, G. Wyro, D. Dubore, D. Klug. Row Two: Mr. Halver- son, R. VenderWaoI, L. Kriel, R. Reich, J. Peterson, R. Anderson, P. Kennedy, Mr. Curtin. Row Three: P. Gehrke, J. Myska, R. Ermeling, P. Habeck, D. Zahn, W. Prielipp. 37 DEFENSIVE TEAM Row One: D. Woodward, D. Rhyner, G. Meuret, F. Kowclefski, J. Kwiotkowski. Row Two: T. Burton, C. Schultz, D. Luedtke, A. Burgoyne, J. Vollenweider, G. Koplitz, OFFENSIVE TEAM Row One: R. Passow, F. Kowalefski, D. Luedtke, G. Meuret, A. Burgoyne, J. Kwiotkowski, J Zostrow. Row Two: T. Burton, C. Schultz, G. Koplitz, J. Vollenweider. 38 Oops!! Get that mon!! WEAR i ,5.QfQg.-fgkfigg . e. x A mLhLA ,A ,.Vgm,.Z A83 Go, man go. Ns ' . T Roh-Roh Who missed thai? block? The team's IN c huddle, and the band played on. 39 . .R ,fix haul Roger possow John Kwiotkowski Senior Salim' All Conference Gerald Koplitz Senior Terry Burton Senior Co-Captain George Meuref Dale Luedtke Senior Senior All Conference 40 Tom Deloncy Jim I-009 nlgf Senior Al Guerink Senior Andy Burgoyne Junior Co-Captain All-Conference Jim Zostrow Florian Kowolefski Senior Senior i 41 A J G. Kamroth, E. Long, H. Woldenberger, C. Kluck, B. Zoromski 6' O 'b faq Helen Waldenberger X, fee 1 0 ofxo 47 'N 42 Q04 DZHSOOFHSOI Grab on Roger Stopped 'em again Charleston Cheer, 1929 Version Half time! We're ahead . K g The Winner! Queen Nancy Suspense 43 Announcing... DZ'-'ZOOLTISOI FIOZIPU A lovely bunch of cocoNUTS. L ore, Siffin' if out. Whot's so funny? Rest for Everest Schellin ond Singkofer Give'er Herman Dance me loose 44 BA KETBALL A TEAM BASKETBALL Row One: R. Passow, B. Nievinski, D. Green, S. Urban. Row Two: G. Kliest, Mr. Gierl, D. Woodward, G. Meuret, R. Raphoon, D. Rhyner, C. Schulz, J. Szarkowitz. All though our teams Seasonal record 9-I3 doesn't look like such an achievment, if you would look at the scores or better yet, if you saw the games, you'd see why our 1955-56 Varsity squad deserves a real pot on the shoulder. ln the tournament games we won 3 out of four, beating Merrill, Medford, Nekooso and bowing only to Wausau, winding up with the Consolation Championship. Co-Captains this year were John Szarkowitz and George Meuret. Szarkowitz was voted most valuable player, he also rated an honorable mention on all- conference team. Dick Green, a returning letterman, landed a guard berth on the second team. Mr. Gierl, Mr. Young SEASONAL RECORD Everest 56 There Waupaca Everest 54 Home Merrill Everest 47 Home Birnamwood Everest 67 There Tomahawk Everest 56 There Colby Everest 55 Home Phillips Everest 62 Home Park Falls Everest 57 There Birnamwood Everest 49 There Merrill Everest 33 There Mosinee Everest 54 Home Medford Everest 53 Home Tomahawk Everest 50 There Park Falls Everest 49 There Phillips Everest 65 Home Colby Everest 56 Home Waupaca Everest 65 Home Mosinee Everest 54 There Medford TOURNAMENT RECORD Everest 79 Merrill Everest 53 Wausau Eve rest 6l Medford Everest 48 Nekoosa l Clay Schultz Roger Possow Dexter Woodward John Szorkowifz Ralph Rophoon Dick Green George Meuret 46 What do we want gang? was the cry of the five varsity cheerleaders this year as they urged the team toward victor- ies. With their spirit and the help of the students much enthusiasm was present at the games and pep assemblies. Miss Schellin, their advisor, also played an important part in inspiring the cheerleaders. Gail Bark B TEAM .--1 f 23' A Row One: J. Mleziva, S. Urban, D. Kasten, B. Lewens, B. Meyers, R. Kurzewski. Row Two: R. Prielipp, P. Owzarski, J. Messerknecht, D. Zahn, D. Netzinger, G. Priebe, L. Wagner. The B team, under the watchful eye of Mr. Young, has shown promise for the future years at Everest. A number of players will be seeing action on the varsity next year, which we hope will come through with a championship contender. Eve rest Eve rest Everest Eve rest Eve rest Everest Eve rest Eve rest Everest Eve rest Everest Everest Eve rest Everest Eve rest SEASONAL 28 25 38 33 29 38 41 21 44 39 31 41 39 47 43 RECORD Waupaca Merrill Birnamwood Tomahawk Colby Wausau B's Bi rnamwood Merrill Mosinee Medford Tomahawk Colby Wausau Mosi nee Medford B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Ruth Ann Schulstrom Pat Zoromski Corol Jacobson C. Jacobson R. Schulstrom S, Stinger Sfingel' FRESHMAN TEAM Row One: D. Durkee, J. Woods, R. Vander Waal, R. Reich, G Sackler R Rucmskl K Bey reis, R. Means, Row Two: Mr. Halverson, B. Meyers, D. Stetn P Gehrke D Zahn P Ha beck, L. Wagner, P. Kennedy. I' 2222222 ! 2'2 2 !' Eve rest Eve rest Everest Everest Everest Eve rest Everest Eve rest Everest Everest Eve rest Eve rest Everest SEASONAL RECORD Wausau Marshfield Wausau Mosinee Merrill Ma rshfield Medford Tomahawk Stevens Point Mosinee Tomahawk Stevens Point Medford 50 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Row One: J. Stiehm, D. Luebbe, M. Fust, P. Hans, V. Bushar, D. Richmond, G. Radtke. Row Two: Mr. Zimmerman, D. Prieve, J. Juedes, D. Staege, W. Prielipp, D. Van Vuren, J. Buss, R. Hettinga, P. Gould, B.-Baranowski. CHEERLEADERS C. Hetfinga, J. Ackerman, M. Rodehaver, I. Scheel, S. Call. Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Everest Eve rest Everest Everest Everest SEASONAL RECORD 37 St. Therese 40 Bi rnamwood l 4 Mosinee 36 Marathon 48 Marshfield 28 Wausau 40 Wisconsin Rapids 39 Bi rnamwood 21 Mosinee 25 Marathon 27 Marshfield SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Row One: E. Borfh, R. Kolbeck, S. Jagler, J. Trotzer, D. Karau, D. Holt, R. Meyer. Row Two: Mr. Brandt, Coach: T. Dubore, R. Flannery, J. Kamrath, D. Hintz, J. Sturgul, R. Tegelman, R. Meyer, J. Sullivan, G. Peterson, Manager. CHEERLEADERS G. McNutt, J. Buss, B. Banfa Everest Everest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest Eve rest SCORES Lincoln Birnamwood Marathon Wausau Jr. High Lincoln Wisconsin Rapids Birnamwood Marathon 34 26 23 43 25 28 22 20 SKIING Row One: M. Banta, D. Durkee, G. Koplitz, G. Babl. Row Two: D. Zahn, G. Nevinski, Mr Stiehm, L. Wagner, J. Hvlavachek. VOLLEYBALL Row One: R. Treu, J. Koplitz, M. Ermeling, K. Meuret, A. Wendorf, L. Smith. Row Two: J Valentine, F. Kowalefski, D. Luedtke, J. Lang, J. Brasch, R. Krause, R. Paszek. Eve rest Everest Eve rest Eve rest Q! '5- 'ur A S 5 1, Qrfiifrlg 'Y - sm N, as NLF' . V -Njff fs Row One: R. Soukup, F. Sturgul G Meuret G Oslage D Lyon W Spmdler D Stupllch G. Hill. Row Two: G. Koplitz R Rauscher D Rucmskl T DeLonay J Kwlatkowskn F Kowalefski, J. Lang, J. Mirek Row Three D Green P Gener R Rhyner R Prnelupp R Poszek, D. Schmidtke, L. Schnelder Row Four K Meuret G Hull D Paszek J Brasch D Netzinger, D. Kasten, J, Zastrow Wausau B's 37 Clitonville 113 Marshfield 56 Merrill 66 122 1 56 HAVEAGO0D TIME J. k., M ,'e,F',p .h QP 'Jfj1l H J. QP J -ii 1 35 J 5 mlvmss ,Ge - -f1J5f if w W TW ONE ACT PLAYS A Marriage ProposaI Row One: T. Burton, I. Nicoloison, D. Rucinski. Row Two: G. Bork, W. Brink, D. Stulpin. High Window Row One: L. O'Keefe, G. Sheptoski, H. Waldenberger, J. Hans Row Two: J. Kennedy, K. Bukowski, Mr. Olson. 58 The Dear Departed - 4 l Row Ono: M. Luedtke, C. Browning, C. Kies, M. Hlavachek. Row Two: A. Clairmore, K. Gosh, B. Luedtke, W. Kazda, D. Bloedel. Marriage The audience at Everest, the prompters and the stage, managers, the cast, and the di- rector all enjoyed the one-act play, Marriage The High The play High Window dealt with the problem of Walter Winthrop, a young man under the control of his Aunt Emily, who has' made him believe he murdered his Uncle during a period of insanity. He was finally freed by the intervention of Linda Norton, a young reporter, who loves him. She proves that he could not have committed the crime, The Dear The Dear Departed is a humorous play with a strong moral lesson. Believing that their father, Able Merry- weather, just died, Mrs. Slater and Mrs. Jordan begin to divide his property even be- fore the arrival of the doctor. While each tries to out do the other in a surface show of grief, it is obvious as the play progresses that they are interested only in the material pro- Proposal Proposal . Though a B play at Mosinee, it will remain as tops in the minds of the cast and director. X Window and the guilt of Aunt Emily becomes ap- parent. As the play ends she walks toward the great window, symbolic of her control over Walter, to bring the story of her control to an end. High Window received a B in the local contest. Departed fits that can be gained from the tragedy. Their wranglings are interrupted by Mr. Merryweather who has just been asleep, not dead. After discovering what his daughters really are, Mr. Merryweather announces that he is about to remarry and change his will. Because of their greed, his daughters are to be left nothing. 59 FORENSIC CLUB Row One: S. Browning, R. McEwen, l. Nicolaison, J. Mirek, D. Rucinski, K. Meuret, H. Waldenberger. Row Two: D. Kraiewski, G. Sheptoski, D. Dernboch, J, Hons, J. Hohman, J Albrech1',J. Golz, G. Jacobson. Row Three: J. Hettingo, S, Mirek, L. Lewens, C. Geurink, L Achterberg, l. Mathwick, D. Stulpin, M. Konkel, C. Kurth. Row Four: M. Hlovachek, J Kennedy, T. Burton, F. Sturgul, W. Kozda, K. Bukowski, K. Gosh, C. Tamborino, L. Lodholz, D. Abt. President uv.-- .. - ....uuuDave Rucinski Vice President L,.. J- ,,,... Ken Meuret Secretary -.-- ,.-- -..uucuclna Nicholoison Treasurer ...,........L... ---Jack Mirek The Forensic Club consists of all students participating in one-act plays and spring forensics. This year it held a banquet which it hopes to establish as an annual affair. , Its objectives are to estoblish better speech qualities in D. C. Everest Students. 60 CADET TEACHERS Raw One: L. Heinrich, B. Stuplich, B. Page, A. Lewis, C, Kluck, L. Dalum,, I. Mathwick. Row Two: T. Burton, C. John, J. Borwick, N. Buss, L. Lewens, J. Hettinga, M. Zastraw, D. Schmidtke. Raw Three: D. Rucinski, K. Meuret, K. Bukowski, D. Radloff, R. Priellipp, C. Bailey, Mr. Hienz. Students desiring to participate in the Senior Cadet Teaching Program, were care- fully screened through individual conferences. Only students in the upper fifty per cent of their class academically were considered. The primary objective was to encourage com- petent young people to enter the. field of teaching and to provide guidance for those who were going on to school. Badger Boy State Delegates, G. Meuret D. Rucinski Badger Girl State Delegate, L. Lewens STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: H. Fletcher, D. Schmidtke, L. Lewens, G. Meuret, D. Rucinski, J. Kwiatkowski, M. Babl. Row Two: J. Hofmeister, L. Heinrich, S. Seeley, D. Vanderwaal, L. Lodholz, S. Mirek, I. Mathwick, L. Pflieger, R. Rucinski. Row Three: J. Kukulka, S. Urban, B. Manney, K. Bey- reis, J. Lang, Mr. Linley, L. Wagner, R. Prielipp, H. Wagner, V. Buchberger, C. Kluck. First Semester President .,.........ee.e.. Dave Rucinski Vice President ..e,eee.e..e George Meuret Secretary ......eee,..,e... Laura Lewens Treasurer .....e.e .. ....ee Dave Schmidtke Reporter ..,......e . e--Jean Kwiatkowski The Student Council is the most active organization- in school. It is entirely repre- sentative, consisting of a representative from each homeroom. Some of the activities of the council this year were a successful home- coming, a harvest carnival, participating in the formation of a Foreign student exchange, Second Semester President .-. e,ee.,,.e.. - ---Dave Rucinski Vice President .e.. , .... -John Kwiatkowski Secretary .,....,.. -. ....... Laura Lewens Treasurer -e .ee...e,,.,... Francis Sturgul Reporter e,.........-.....e.. Jack Mirek selection of assembly programs, and a weekly master key schedule. The improved school schedule, inaugurated the second semester, was another achievement of the council. Ad- visor for the Student Council is Mr. John Lin- ley. Row One: J. Kwiotkowski, D. Rucinski, L. Lewens. Row Two: D. Schmidtke, J. Mirek, G. Meuret, J. Kwiatkowski, F. Sturgul. D C JET STAFF Row One: V. Buchberger, L. Lewens, M. Zastrow, A. Guerink, Miss Lake, K. Meuret, S. White- side, G. Bork. Row Two: C. Frickenstein, L. Hienrich, G. Sheptoski, G. Zielinski, L. Lodholz, A. Champine, l. Nicholaison, D. Wrycha, H. Waldenberger, M. Luedtke, L. Dalum, K. Achen- reiner. Row Three: D. Rucinski, S. Yeager, B. Zoromski, G. Kamrath, C. John, M. Pregont, A. Dulak, K. Guerink, C. Kluck, N. Machmueller, L. Chack. Row Four: G. Schulz, P. Mirek, C. McMahon, J. Barwick, G. Wentzka, K. Bukowski, B. Luedtke, D. Priebe, D. Stulpin, J. Kerse- meier, C. Guerink, D. Abt. Editor-in-chief .,..DC.,.. .-..-.ec-. D,D, -e-Marlene Zastrow Managing Editor e,,....eA.. - ..... .- s..e Susie Whiteside Copy Editor ...,.,D.,,. -- ..,D..,, A, H. ....D, Gail Bork Humor Editor ...... - .D.D.. -.-.---.-. - .s...s Ken Meuret Girls Sports Editor ,D .,..,D, .,-..,-..,,,..-,-Colleen Kluck Boys Sports Editor D.- - ,..s -. .sA,DD. - D.,s .. Alon Geurink Arr Editor ..,...,.s .. Dvss... .. L-. ....s Laura Lewens Exchange Editor ,,,DD .Du,..E . ,.-e.,.-Virginia Buchberger aCarol Frickenstein Multilith Operators H-. Gale Schulz and Connie McMahon Proofreader ....... - - ..A.u.. - - D .- D D e Each month the D. C. Jet publishes an issue to keep the students in- formed on school parties, athletic events, programs, and the various ac- tivities which took place at school and in the community during the school year. Miss Lake is the advisor and Marlene Zastrow was the Editor-in-chief. 63 CHEMISTRY CLUB Row One: A. Ostrowski, B. Page, Mr. Bulmer, l. Mathwick, D. Rucinski, J. Mirek, B. Beyris, L. Lodholz, L. Pflieger. Row Two: A. Harter, K. Johnson, C. Browning, G. Kamrath, D. Bleodel, S. Seeley, G. Sheptoski, A. Dulak, G. Wodora, B. Zahrt, P. Ostrowski, N. Grissman, L. Schnieder, R. Drager. Row Three: B. Zoromski, P. Mirek, L. Lewens, J. Kennedy, R. 'The Chemistry Club is primarily for those interested in chemistry and will participate in programs prepared through its officers. Club meetings present phases of chemistry which have not been o part of regular class work, go on field trips to local industries, and invite speakers from various fields re- lated to chemistry. This year our highlight was a trip to Chicago where we Babl, L. DuBore, T. Burton, E. Harter, C. Hawley, M. Hlava- chek, C. Kurth, A. Grove, A. Radke, R. Rauscher, J. Babl, D. Rauscher. Row Four: J. Kluck, B. Nievinski, K. Bukowski, J. Neumeyer, J. Kwiatkowski, R. Sadowski, D. Luedtke, D. Rhy- ner, J. Lang, K. Meuret, M. Glatczok, P. Owzarski, L. Beyer, S. Buchberger, J. Pozorski. visited the Museum of Science and lndustry, Shedd Aquarium and the Adler Planetarium. David Rucinski, President, lva Mathwick, Vice President, Bruce Beyreis, Secretary, Lois Lodholz, Treasurer, and Jock Mirek, Representative at Large, formed the nucleus of the leadership of the club activities. Mr, H. Bulmer - Club Advisor I SCIENCE CLUB Row One: D. Rucinski, R. Prielipp, Mr. H. Olson, J. Mirek, B. Luedtke, D. Schmidtke. Row Two: A, Bailey, D. Czaja, A. Grove, D. Radlotf, J. Hlavachek, D. Clairmore, A. Londerville. The Science Club is an organization interested in pro- moting scientific study among its members. This year much emphasis was placed on radio, learning code, and related sub- Row Three: K. Gosh, K. Bukowski, J. Neumeyer, F. Kowalef- ski, K. Meuret, A. Stencil, D. Raymond, M. Golembiewski. iects. The officers are as follows: President, Russell Prielipp, Vice President, Jack Mirekg and Secretary Treasurer, Bennett Luedtke. Mr. Herman Olson is the club's advisor. SCIENCE CLUB'S CHICAGO TRIP 'x 1 UTH ROTAR R One: G. Meuret, D. Rodloff, J. Mirek, T. Burton. Row Tw R P D. Rucinski, K. Meuret, D. Olmstead. 65 PROJECTIONIST CLUB Row One: B. Lewens, K. Meuret, Mr. Spychalla, J. Kwiatkow- ski, R. Passow, D. Duginski, A. Dalski. Row Two: S. Vander Wool, G. Maciaz, D. Radtke, G. Reich, K. Milback, L. DuBore, R. Babl, D. Czaia, A. Burgoyne, A. Harter. Row Three: L. Bradfish, D. Shaw, N. Plaza, S. Babl, W. Bailey, W. Kellen, B. The Proiectionist Club is advised by Mr. Spychalla and the officers ore: President, John Kwaitkowski, Vice President, Ken Meuretp and Secretory, Roger Passow. The purpose of the club is to teach all the members how to operate the Movie Proiector, Strip Film machines, Opaque Projector, and Recorder. After the members have learned to operate these machines, they received an operator card. No Beyreis, D. Steinbach, L. Schneider, R. Dreger. Row Four: R. Payne, T. Kopplin, J. Lang, J. Messerkencht, M. Glatczak, R. Dittbrender, S. Buchburger, R. Tegelmon, G. Prichard, G. Lem- mer, R. Buss. one is allowed to operate these machines without an operators card. The club meets every other week, and for activities we have gone to the Grand Theatre and watched a demonstration on the operation of their Movie Projector, and we have also visited WSAU-TV station. CAMERA CLUB Row One: L. Chack, H. Waldenberger, K. Johnson, J. Kwiat- kowski, S. Seeley, B. Luedtke, C. Kluck, A. Champine, D. Apt. Row Two: S. Browning, C. Frickenstein, P. Osrowski, G. Kam- rath, D. Dernback, G. Bork, D. Rucinski, L. Heinrich, A. Harter, G. Jacobson, .K. Achenreiner. Row Three: G. Schulz, P. Mirek, J. Barwick, L. Lewens, D. Stulpin, E. Harter, J. The Camera Club is a newly organized club which has proven a great success this past year. lt is under the di- rection of Mr. Singkofer. Throughout the year members have Richter, L. Achterberg, J. Spindler, N. Grissman, D. Vander Waal, C. Kurth. Row Four: L. Schneider, l. Narloc, B. Boil- ey, K. Gosh, J. Mirek, Mr. Singkofer, K. Buchkowski, K. Meu- ret, R. Rauscher, J. Hlavachek, V. Gorski, L. Lodholz, C. Johns, K. Geurink. camera, printing, and developing. The following are the officers: President, Shirley Seeley, Vice President, Bennett '.uedtkeg Secretary, Colleen Kluck, and treasurer, John Kwiat- engaged in such things as press photography with the school, 66 Lowski. LIBRARY CLUB Row One: D. Bloedel, W. Kazda, D. Abt, A. Clairmore, Miss Batty. Row Two: N. Aldridge, C. Frickenstein, S. Browning, M. Luedtke, J. Jagler, B. Roble, A. Busko, I. Nicolaison, S. Whiteside. Row Three: C. Kurth, C. Splitt, L. Gould, K, Schmidt, J. Peterson, J. Spindler, N. Grissman, L. Passow. Row Four: N. Kwiatkowski, J. Gusman, D. Golembiewski, K. Bukowski, K. Gosh, B. Pauls, J. Hans, B. Grissman. Any senior-high student who meets scholastic takes his turn working in the library, and the club requirements may be a member of the Library as a whole has provided funds to be used for keep- Club. The purpose of the club is to acquaint its ing up the aquarium, for purchasing books for the members with the many services rendered to the TAB shelf, and for adding records to the collection students through the library. Each club member started in the Library. Officers for this year were: President s.... .- ..,.,o.o.u L o sWayne Kazada Vice Presidentuc-. M s - - -. u.uuu M ss,.A Doris Abt Secretory ....s.su.u,,.us,u Annette Clairmore Treasurer s.c.,.o..ec.....u,, Dorothy Bloedel LATIN CLUB Row One: W. Kazda, M. Hlavachek, C. Jacobson, J. Hofmeister, Mr. Brink. Row Two: C. Nest, B. Garske, S. Buckman, H. Wagner, E. Neumeyer, M. Albrecht, R. Harter, R. Schulstrom. Row Three: R. Tesch, M. Glatczak, J.' Neumeyer, C. Warpehoski, P. -Zoromski, J. Kukulka. The Latin Club held meetings during which Latin songs. The culmination of the year's ac- its members held business proceedings and sang tivities was the Latin Banquet. 67 K t il Els' XX ' ' 'P I, ,E A b bv M may f' 5 E A .lf X ' ' 5- an Hwfa w x, 53. lx .i -Qu ' Q' ixffajx Qi fgjibfxf Y .f-f I . t Af K i X 535 efii ' - ,5 A' Y' f f 2 4. - f N -E ,.. f si ' If' VVV Q ff ib., 65W A '- Qi an WH ' 5 Q - if ' WS- QW' fb + 2 M Rv 'L Q ',A: -Si , iv vb W P if . A A , L .I ,K7. V A m 2 im- L , If ,' 6 s ' ' V' i V m, T , . 'ea ' 2 iQf'8'T 1 AW f SQA N h 3 fi' 17 VA Fi' I 1 ? ,Q f ff , A 4,,, ,ggi - X-'wf ,- 7' KWWXKQQQSH .4 1 uf:--v A E I W , ,- n,x ! ' f f' Y xx I V, - 'S' muff' , , , 42 x '7'ho-.. 'Viv ,-Q... -'F , 2 .2',x' ,.S,,f!x' W D K' I 2 it .fiftg L' Q ap 1 4 34 u B K Q 1 'iii .J V ,fa if if V? 'Ei gttm? 'Q A Q 'K 1 A ., jjj? fi' 7-QQY .. A if s Standing: J. Koppa, D. Dernbock, R. Suske, N. Mochmueller, Mr. Emerson, R. Petrie, L Pflieger, W. Hettingo, R. Tesch, J. Luetschwager. Row Three: L. Juedes, K. Gosh, R. Quade B. Mirek, D. Richmond, K. Beyreis, J. Schultz, B. Kellon, D. Zahn, R. Zyduck, P. Habeck, L Wagner, D. Rhyner, R. Prielipp, H. Wagner, C. Rhyner. Row Two: B. Heinrich, K. Ament L. Heinrich, J. Milonowski, S. Stinger, J. Scheel, V. Gorski, B. Garske, C. Bailey, T, Pauls, S Urban, S. Browning. Row One: M. Hlavcichek, J. Diddorns, B. Luedtke, C. Jacobson, J. Ku kulka, M. Zander, M. Luedtke, l. Nicholiason. L . 1 , rf' if .1 .m-- n4i,. 69 SENIOR CHORUS Row One: J. Lemmer, M. Gordon, K. Johnson, C. Maciaz, Mrs. Collette, N. Grissman, E. Long L. Wesenick, C. Nest. Row Two: H. Fletcher, L. Costa, K. Schmitt, G. Bork, M. Hlavachek J. Barwick, J. Richter, E. Neumeyer, C. Splitt, D. Champine, B. Klopotek, G. Jacobson, E. Kale Row Three: B. Stuplich, B, Grissman, H. Wagner, D. Stulpin, N. Buss, L. Lewens, J. Miller l. Mathwick, J. Hettinga, C. Guerink, L. Kole, J. Bleese, M. Konkel, J. Golz. Row Four: S Mirek, D. Golembiewski, D. Olmsteod, W. Kazda, A. Geurink, K. Bukowski, K. Mueret, J Neumeyer, K. Dallmon, R. Prielip, J.'Bently, D. Schmidtke, J, Kennedy, J. Spindler. B CHORUS Row One: M. Banta, F. Stasiak, R. Anderson, Mrs. Collette, G. Sickler, R. Means, R. Rucinski. Row Two: J. Peterson, D. Berg, M. Barham, J. Jeroman, D. Wrycha, N. Goldbach, D. Kra- jewski, J. Bork, P. Dorshak. Row Three: M. Shaw, A. Paszkiewisz, A. Buchberger, D. Meyers, R. Raymond, J. Thiele, D. Marquardt, D. Slivicki. Row Four: J. Zimmermann, J. Luetswager, S. Rossenbach, P. Kennedy, M. Owen, J. Kautza, B. Mackoway, B. Hack. 1 1 SONG SPINNERS Row One: K. Johnson, J. Lemmer, Mrs. Collette, N. Grissman, G. Jacobson. Row Two: H. Fletcher, L. Costa, G. Bork, M. Hlavachek, J. Richter, E. Neumeyer, C. Splitt, J. Golz. Row Three: K. Schmidt, S. Mirek, H, Wagner, L. Lewens, J. Hettinga, C. Geurink, l. Mathwick, M. Konkel. BOY'S CHORUS Row One: Mrs. Collette, M. Banta, F. Stasiak, G. Sickler, R. Means, R. Rucinski. Row Two: J. Kennedy, M. Owen, D. Golembiewski, W. Hettinga, P. Kennedy, D. Schmidtke, R. Anderson. Row Three: D. Olmsteod, W. Kazda, J. Bentley, K. Meuret, J. Neumeyer, A. Geurink, K. Buchowski, K. Dallman, R. Prielipp. SENIOR HIGH HISTORICAL SOCIETY Row One: J. Milanowski, M. Konkol, E. Stasiak, J. Golz K. Gosh, R. Schulstrom, F. Stasiak. Row Two: S. Ur ban, J. Jagler, B. Roble, C. Splitt, D. Champine, J. Hans, G, Jacobson, L. Zieglemeier. Row Three: C. Roble, K Ament, J, Spindler, Mr. Olson, J. Kukulko, B. Grissman, J. Lemmer. Row Four: B. Heinrich, K. Schmidt, W Kazda, K. Buchkowski, C. Rhyner, R. Pietrie, S. Buck- fT1Ol'1. ln the third year of organization the Senior The Thirtieth Star, a new publication of division of the Everest Historians maintained the State Historical Society proved invaluable its program of growth in understanding af our in the attainment of this aim. state and its people. President s , - - - A , ss-, .... .Joann Golz Vice President -J mc . ,,,Elvira Stasiak Secretary -U s . --,.-c-.s. .scs Mary Konkel Treasurer S. cc....osss. -.--oKenneth Gosh CONSERVATION CLUB Row One: R. Suske, L. Pflieger, S. Urban, A. Dalske, B. Lewens, D. Duginski, R. Dreger. Row Two: L. Bradfish, J. Witeneck, W, Radtke, C. Rhyner, Mr. Heinz, D. Membership in the Conservation Club was open to all sophomore boys taking Biology. Club activities centered around forest man- Luedtke, R. Prielipp, R. Petrie. Row Three: L. Smith, P. Owzarski, G. Nevinski, D. Netzinger, J. Messerkencht, J. Parsons, R. Tegelman, G. Prichard, R. Buss. agement, with the highlight of the year being the annual Eagle River field trip. F. xl, V s' A .. 'xxx .JJXLN l H. A. wwf . 1 it X J KYL X X55 'S 'rf . I t . Row One: J. Wood, M. Rudolph, K. Guerink, J. Dittbrender, G. Zielinski, J. Hettinga, P. Zyduck, M. Konkol, L. O'Keefe, A. Champine, N. Aldridge, Row Two: A. Ostrowski, M, lmback, C. Shidell, J. Sheel, D. Abt, J. Jagler, M. Luedtke, N. Gold- back, S. Radtke, D. Habeck, C. Roble, M. Stief, B. Roble, L. Costa, A. Dulak, A. Clairmore, J, Sheel, S. Shimkus, C. Mac- iaz, Miss Bohl. Row Three: G. Jacobson, F. Hettinga, Y. Riechey, D. VanderWaal, M. Zander, S. Seeley, N. Grissman, The F.H.A. motto is Toward New Horizons and it is a definite challenge and expresses the purpose of our or- ganization, to live better today in order that the lives of our families may be better tomarrow. Annual officers ore: President, Joan Hettingag Vice F. X NU J D. Wrycha, M. Barham, M. Shaw, K. Duginski, R. Raymond, J. Peterson, T. Dulak, F. Falkowski, C. Warpahowski, B. Toufer- ner, M. Steinke, S. Whiteside, L. Wesnick. Row Four: J. Ku- klinski, A. Paszkiewicz, B. Hack, B. Glatczak, P. Dorshak, C. Kurth, L. Neitzki, C. Hawley, B. Falk, B. Jaecks, M. Thomp- son, L. Gould, A. 'Buchberger, S. Rossenback, N. Kamke, M. Heeren, S. Kamke, J. Luetschwager, S. Hintz, V. Gorski, P. Ostrowski, N. Kwiatkowski, C. Guerink. President, Gloria Zielinskig Secretary, Karen Geurinkj Treas- urer, Arnelle Champineg Historian, Lorelei O'Keefeg Parlia- mentarian, Janet Dittbrender, Reporter, Pat Zyduckg Song Leader, Mary Konkel. A. Row One: R. Shorie, D. Will, A. Marx, M. Golembiewski, S. Buchburger, D. Golembiewski, R. Dittbrender, C. Tambornino. Row Two: R. Tollar, B. Marx, F. Dehnel, L. Pontzloff, D. Sheel, R. Zyduck, A. Burgoyne, T. Kuklinski, D. Geurink, F. Kolbeck. Row Three: J. Dittbrender, M. Gleason, A. Ditt- This is an organization of farm bays enrolled in vocational agriculture, to increase their knowledge of farming, develop rural leadership, and instill within the spirit of our motto: Learning to do-Doing to learn-Earning to live-and Living brender, D. Hettinga, J. Tollar, D. Olmstead, D. Jagler, R. Steif, D. Steinbach, T. Shimkus, K. Landowski. Row Four: T. Deloney, L. Bayer, J. Lang, A. Geurink, Mr. Gibbs, L. Neitzke, D. Woodward, D. Glatczak, D. Gleason, T. Wisneski, P. Filtz, C. Augustiniak. to serve. The officers are: President, Sylvester Buchberger, Vice President, Don Golembiewski, Secretary, Darrell Will, Treasurer, Myron Golembiewskig Reporter, Alfred Marxg Senti- nel, Roger Dittbrender. 7 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Row One: S. Seeley, A. Lewis, S. Browning, C. Kluck, L. Heinrich. Row Two: A. Harter, L. Lewens, E. Harter, C. John, C. Frickenstein, Mrs. Baird. Row Three: T. Burton, D. Rucin- ski, K. Meuret, G. Meuret, K. Bukowski, R. Prielipp, C. Bailey, D. Schmidtke. Are You Mr. Butterworth? On December 8, 1955 the Everest Senior Players solved the mystery of the missing jewels and Mr. Butterworth's whereabouts. The plot of the play revolves around Mr. Bashinsky lTerry Burton? who loses his sample case of diamonds and it isn't until the last few minutes of the play that Mr. Butterworth KGeorge Meureti appears and manages to set everything right. The romantic interest for this entertaining mystery comedy is very aptly supplied by Dan Meredith CDave Rucinskii and Helen Worth CColIeen Klucki, Virginia Blair fSue Browning? and Mach McGinnis iDave Schmidtkei. Miss Van Cleve iEmma Harterl, Katrinka KShirley Seeleyi, Kat Uanis Hack and Tommy lClinton Bailey! provide appropriate bits of humor. The Telegraph Boy iKen Bukowskii keeps Mr. Butterworth in mind delivering telegrams for him. Mrs. Benson fLauralee Lewensi the manager's wife keeps her heIp in order while Sylvia De Lavey CAudrey Lewisi, a show girl complicates the romance between Virginia and Mack. Finally Mr. Butterworth appears, the jewels are located, boy gets girl, and aIl's well that-ends well. 74 HI-Y Row One: C. Pope, D. Durkee, J. Wryo, G. Mociaz, M. Leitzke, J. Zielsdort, A. Wendorf, R. Trew, D. DuBore, Row Two: F. Kowalefski, J. Peterson, R. Baitinger, K. Milback, G. Riech, L. DuBore, D. Luedtke, R. Vander Wool, M. Gleason, N. Kuk- The Hi-Y is a new club organized to promote general interests in relations, activities, and pro- fessions. Mr. Lietzke of the YMCA is the coun- linski, J. Zastraw, D. Steinbach. Row Three: J. Szarkowitz, R. Passow, R. Rophoon, J. Pasholk, D. Zahn, J. Pritchard, R. Tegelman, M. Ermeling, B. Bailey, A. Bailey, D.'Gleason, R. Buss, J. Gusman. selor. Officers are: Florian Kowolefski, Presi- dent, Dale Luedtke, Vice President, Treasurer, Mike Emerling, Secretary, Rodney Treu. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: J. Ackerman, l. Scheel, C. Hettinga, S. Call. Row Two: J. Buss, W. Prielipp, J. Buss, B. Pozorski, L. Beyreis, Miss Narron, M. Rodehaver, C. Kale, C. Koziel, L. Abitz, J. Juedes, Representing the student association of the junior high school, the Student Council is the governing agent responsible for promoting co-operation, school spirit and community ac- tion. lt has served to promote better relations between stu- dents and teachers and to provide worth-while functions for the students. J. Trotzer. Row Three: R. Albee, M. Schuetz, S. Kolbeck, D. Hintz, J. Cywinski, G. Peterson. Presiding over the council for the first semester was Carol Hettingo, with John Juedes as vice-president, Sally Call, secre- tary, and James Buss, treasurer. Officers for the second semes- ter were Judy Ackerman, president, James Trotzer, secretary, and Walter Prielipp, treasurer. Miss Dawn is the groups od- visor. 75 76 D. H. I. A. Row One: R. Shorey, D. Geurink, L. Pontzloff, R. Steif, D. Golembiewski, R. Dittbrender. Row Two: B. Marx, J. Ditt- brender, M. Gleason, D. Scheel, M. Golembiewski, R. Zyduck, The D. H. l. A. is an organization of agricul- ture students who have joined together to improve their dairy herds through milk testing and herd record keeping. The goal of the D. H. l. A. is a Row Three: D. Kmiecik, D. Hettinga, R. Jagler, S. Buchberger, Mr. Gibbs, D. Steinback, T. Shimkus, K. Landowski. continuous milk testing program, emphasis on in- dividual herd improvement by better feeding and breeding. President, Ronald Steif, Vice President, Leon Pontzloff, Secretary-Treasurer, Lee Konkel. JUNIOR HISTORIANS Row One: D. Richmond, J. Trotzer, D. Rowell, l. Scheel, J. Ackerman, S. Steihm, J. Steihm, T. Gosh, R. Luetchwager. Row Two: M. Rodehaver, C. Mlexiva, S. Kolbeck, C. Koziel, S. Bailey, S. Kersten, D. Beese, B, VanderWaal, C. Reetz, V. Re- millard. Row Three: R. Metko, T. Dubore, R. Goetzke, B. During the school year the Junior High School Division of the Junior Historians examined like in early Wisconsin and at- tempted to gain an increased undertsanding of the people of early Wisconsin and the way in which their environment shaped their development. The magazine Badger History was also President -- M-.- , ..,, a--. Treasurer - - Koziel, C. Kale, L. Beyreis, V. Baitinger, G. McNutt, V. Schneider, G. Peterson, J. Sullivan. Row Four: C. Hettinga, S. Pauls,'R. Prieve, J. Buss, R. Barwick, M. L. Olson, D. Staege, R. Drake, T. Bear, D. Hintz, R. Tegelman, J. Sturgal, W. Mc- Mahon. used during the year and proved o valuable source of inspira- tion. The Historians are affiliated with the State Historical Society and have been greatly assisted by this group in their development. .. U-. s.... Jeffery Stiehm Secretory - - L... .... J anice Galoff --..-- Iris Scheel JUNIOR HIGH READING CLUB . Front Row, Left to Right: C. Mlezvia, B. Kaskavitch, M. Rode- hover, J. Stiehm, K. Koskey, Miss Batty. Second Row, Lett to Right: D. Korau, S. Mirek, B. Baitinger, C. Barnett, J. Soren- The Junior High School Reading Club is open to any iunior-high student who is interested in reading good books. Monthly meetings are held wherein individual members report President ,b,A,,, . . . .--- Vice-President , ,, son, J. Sullivan, J.'Trotzer. Third Row: TI Bayer, D. Hinti, D. Gaska, P. Gould, R. Drake, B. Flannery, S. Gerstl, B. Mc- Mahon. on books read, and the club, as a whole, discusses them. With its finances the club is helping to build up the record collection in the library. The officers for this year were: . -- .- ,,,,e, Jeffrey Stiehm , s John Cywinski Secretary-Treasurer . -W U, Mary Rodehaver A JUNIOR HIGH NEWSPAPER STAFF Row One: D. Richmond, I. Scheel, B. Pozorski, S. Call, J. Ack- erman, J. Olmstead, B. Baitinger, B. Tesch. Row Two: E. Borth, J. Sullivan, B. Banta, V. Remillard, C. Reetz, C. Mleziva, M. Rodehaver, K. Kluck, S. Stiehm, J. Stiehm, J. Trot- zer. Row Three: J. Koplitz, C. Koziel, M. Krueger, J. Buss, C. Chack, R. Goetzke, K. Wordius, S. Schneider, M. Schuetz, R. Kole, J. Neitzke. Row Four: Mr. Brandt, S. Pauls, D. Gaska, R. Drake, C. Hettinga, H. Holtfort, S. Gerstl, G. McNutt, C. Barnett, S. Bailey, Mr. Stencil. EVERGREEN STAFF Editor-in-Chief cc .. ,Judy Ackerman Room News Editor. Us c , - , ,..,, ..,c,..,Sally Call Sports Editor,-.,-.,, . . . . .. . M -Dennis Richmond Copy Editor- ...,... . . . c The purpose of having a Junior High Newspaper is to keep students informed about Social Events, Athletics, School Odds ond Ends Editor , . , ,, , Iris Scheel ,H Bonnie T'esch , , Beverly Baitinger Art Editor-,,.-, - .-,,.,., Creative Writing 'Editor ,, W-, W- -,Judy Olmsted Programs, and various activities which take place in the class room during the school year. '77 SENIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Row One: B. Tauferner, M. Stienke, H. Fletcher, C. Hawley, Mirek, D. Dernbach, G. Sheptoski, J. Miller, D. Stulpin, J. J. Koppo. D. RUCinSki, D. Abt, K. JOl'1nS0f1, K- ACl'16f1I'Eil1er- Kersemeier, S. Kamke, L. Lodholz, M. Thompson, K. Duginski. Row Two: G. Jacobson, D. Vanderwaal, G. Bork, D. Champine, Rgw Fqufg E, HQ.-ter, L, Lewens, V. Gorski, K, Mueret, K. 5- Seeley. L. Heinrich, C. Kluck, S. Yaeger, C. John. S. White- Bukowski, D. Rauscher, K. Gosh, L. Achterberg, J. Richter, I. side. Row Three: Miss Schellin, B. Zoromski, G. Kamrath, P. Mafhwickl N, Britton, The Pep Club is a new organization to pro- mote better school spirit, good sportsmanship, and to develop interest in all sports. g President -- -e ce - --. s..,....sss.se. Doris Abt Treasurer e.eeee - -D s.s...s.e... Carol Hawley Vice President .e.,..,esee. -eeDarlene Rucinski Secretary ,...............,e... Joanne Kappa JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Row One: C. Hettinga, M. Rodehaver, B. Pozorski, J. Olm- stead, J. Ackerman, S. Call, l. Scheel. Row Two: B. Banta, R. Ermeling, C. Pamonet, C. Mleziva, B. Baitinger, K. Wardius, J. Sullivan, P. Hans, B. VanderWaal. Row Three: S. Stiehm, ln order to promote more school spirit and better cheering and to increase attendance and support of any junior high school events, the Evergreen Pep Club was organized through the efforts of the Student Council and the cheerleaders. All members of the seventh-, eighth-, and ninth-grade classes are eligible for membership. Upon payment of dues, each club member receives a green and white beanie with a white E . This beanie is worn at all athletic competitions and signifies that the wearer will encourage and show good sportsmanship in every way possible. L. Beyreis, R. Goetzke, D. Gaska, J. Severt, J. Costa, J. Galoff, Miss Narron. Row Four: K. Kluck, G. McNutt, R. Prieve, D. Hintz, L. Pregont, B. Tesch, J. Buss. A mascot doll, dressed like the cheerleaders, is also taken to each game. As a service to the student body, the Evergreen Pep Club has conducted sales of Everest High School covers and of pic- ture post cards. Refreshments were sold by the club at the wrestling meets. Officers serving for the 1955-56 year are Judy Olmsted, president and Betty Pozorske, secretary-treasurer. Miss Dawn Narron acted as advisor. 78 G. A. A. Row One: B. Garske, K. Johnson, -F. Falkowski, C. Maciaz, I Nicolaison, L. Lewens, J. Koppa, S. Seeley, N. Machmueller, C. Kluck, C. Nest. Row Two: Miss Schellin, A. Ostrowski, N Aldridge, G. Dulak, R. Schulstrom, J. Albrect, A. Lewis, G Bork, H. Fletcher, E. Long, D. Rucinski, H. Waldenberger, S. Bloher, K. Ament, B. Hienrich, G. Wodora. Row Three: J Kukulka, C. Jacobson, S. Duranceau, B. Grissmen, D. Dem back, D. Wrycha, J. Kersemeier, B. Falk, D. Abt, M. Zastrow The G.A.A. was reorganized this year. Beginning this year the G.A.A.V will sponsor o fifty-dollar scholarship. Some The officers are: Treasurer W e Us-- ,. c- -Jean Kukulka Program Chairman .s,, ..,a M ary Jo Hlavachek Sports Monogermeee --.. .s.. Carole Hawley I G. Sheptoski, K. Duginski, J. Dittbrender, A. Champine, A. Clairmore, S. Whiteside, J. Jeroman, N. Grissmen. Row Four: C. Hawley, C. Kurth, C. John, G. Kamrath, B. Zoromski, P. Mirek, V. Buchburger, B. Joecks, L. Achterberg, E. Harter, G. Wentzka, D. Priebe, M. Hlavachek, J. Kwiatkowski, D. Stulpin, M. Thompson, J. Peterson, J. Spindler, P. Ostroski, B. Tauter- ner, M. Steinke of the year's extra activities were: a dance, tobogganing party, and spring picnic. President L -L We - . -e ..Kay Johnson Vice President - - - . L .... . .. L Darlene Priebe Secretory . . - - .-- ,Annette Clairmore E CLUB Row One: Mr. Stiehm, J. Lang, G. Meuret, J. Kwiatkowski, J. Zastrow, F. Kowaletski, D. Luedtke. Row Two: J. Kennedy, B. Nievinski, B. Rauscher, L. Dubore, B. Krause, D. Radloff, R, Passow, D. Green, A. Dalske. Row Three: B. Beyris, J. Schulz, The main aim of the E Club is to promote greater participation among students in athletics, to make for better sportsmanship in competition, and to create enthusiasm for further education. The requirements for membership in the club are that you win a major letter in a maior sport and that you keep the training rules set by the club. A ,spirit of competition is - Kowolefski. 79 R. Prielipp, D. Rhyrier, C. Shulz, J. Vollenweider, J. Kluck, T. Burton. Row Four: T. DeLonay, K. Mueret, D. Woodward, S. Nowinski, D. Netzinger, A. Grove, R. Babl, A. Burgoyne. present among the members, 'for at the end of each year an award is presented to the best athlete of the year. Officers are: President, John Kwiatkowski, Vice-Presi- dent, Jim 'Zastrowg Secretary, Dale Luedtkeg Treasurer, Florian The motto is Better Students Through Athletics. PE- Y lx All if if Q juss 6 'is is C. McMahon F. Sturgul M. Zastrow D. Rucinski R. Rauscher G. Schulz Zostrow L Costa L. Dolum C. John B D. J. Rucinski Sfupl 'Ch Kole P. Mirek S. Seeley E. Kole 80 L. Lewens B. Pauls 9 fr .V ,M W., X X 4 5, J. Hlovochek G. Schultz 7 hh... C 5 rf' Q Q1 ak V 'L il ...E J. Barwick B. page A. Lewis A. Londerville J. Krause B. Kellon R. King C. Bailey D. Wall N. Mochmueller S' Yoeger C. Frickenstein J Hettingo N Buss G. Kamrcth M. Gordon L. Ch k K. Meuret XWPEQQJ oc J Mirek J Neumeyer NY 3 gf 81 e ,M '4 -. 5 - 'if i' ,L ' 'Ak, I gr- 1 M. Glofczok G. Meuret C. Browning B. Zoromski F. Kowolefski wi Study! Study! Study! 'SE S '. ,Q ,Qi d e L. Pontzloff L, Niefzke 5? A. 81 E. Harter Ain't she sweet? What No heads? WhoT's your problem? You can't change Hot-shot Sharky. 82 the score that way. N THE MOEE WE GET 'I'0GE'I'HER ill. 11111 S1431 A Il' - V - ii'lI- - igi , Illfh SHCI .-. 3 if'- L'l plz- liliil S iff V' 5 f5EVESl...i 'Lx E 'f 1 f 1 S.. S- 12.-, L,4L 1 S ' E ii S E y GLASSES ,F Sf SENIOR CLASS Row One: . Rucinski, Vice-President: J. Kwiatkowski, Presi ent: F. Sturgul, Secretary. Row Two: I . ln the fall of l953, sophomore class of D. C. leaving high school but r here. During the past yea presentation of the play the Everefte. In addition tributed to the success matics, and music. We and white, the class color, Now as we the cla , s tion to all who have made to Mr. Curtin, our class Mathwick, Treasurer: Mr. Curtin, Advisor. l66 students banded together to become the first Everest High School. This spring this same class is etaining many pleasant memories of the days spent r our two major extracurricular efforts were the Are You Mr. Butterworth? and the production of to these class achievements many of us have con- f the school's efforts in the fields of sports, dra- ave chosen the white rose for our class flower, blue and Forward into the Future as the motto. s of l956, leave, we wish to express our apprecia- our years here pleasant and profitable. Especially advisor, do we express our gratitude. 84 SENIOR CLASS Row One: E. Abt, L. Chack, L. Dalum, C. Browning, A. Fearson, J. Baranowski. Row Two. F. Dehnel, C. Cywinski, N. Buss, J. Barwick, L. Costa, A. Dulok, C. Frickenstein, A. Ditt- brender. Row Three: C. Bailey, L. Dehnel, K. Dallman, K. Bukowski, A. Geurink, R. Ditt brender, T. DeLonoy, G. Achterberg, T. Burton. Row One: A. Harter, L. Heinrich, C. Kluck, E. Kole, N. Grissman, G. Komrath, M. Gorden Row Two: B. Kellan, E. Harter, L. Kole, J. Hettinga, J. Krause, C. John, R. King, M. Krause M. Golembieuski. Row Three: R. Hettinga, J. Lang, M. Glatczak, J. Kwiatkowski, F. Kawo- lefski, J. Koplitz, A. Grove, J. Hlavochek. 85 Row One: N. Machmueller, A. Lewis, C. McMahon, B. Page, G. Schulz, P. Mirek, B. Pauls Row Two: L. Lewens, A. Marx, D. Luedtke, G. Meuret, J. Mirek, D. Radloff, A. Londerville L. Pontzloff, l. Mathwick. Row Three: D. Raymond, L. Neitzke, J, Neumeyer, R. Raphoon, R Prielipp, K. Meuret, R. Passow, R. Rausher, D. Olmsted. Row One: S. Seeley, G. odora, B. Stuplich, D. Rucinski, S. Yaeger, M, Zastrow. Row Two: B. Zoromski, J. Wesinick, D. Thiele, C. Chack, A. Tauferner, G. Schultz, L. Setulo, W. Stolz, S. Zastrow. Row Three: L. Wysocki, R. Woytasek, F. Sturgul, J. Zostrow, J. Zillman, D. Will, A. Stencil, D. Schmidtke, D. Rucinski. 86 JUNIOR CLASS Mr. Brink ..,g ,,,,-, Y Wow, ,-,.,Advisor Dick Green , ,,,PresidenI' Lois Lodholz - ,n,Secretory Diane Stulpin , ....,,,, Treasurer Ina Nicolaison Vice President An enchanting evening was enjoyed by all at the Junior Prom, Friday, April 27. Much work and cooperation went into the purchasing of materials, the making of posters, the decoration of the gym, and the electing of a king. Doris Abt, os prom chair- man, did a bang-up job in making the prom o success. Also sponsored by the Junior class was the Senior banquet. Mr. Brink, os adviser, has enjoyed knowing the class, and working with them. He wishes them every success, and hopes they have a full and complete senior year. 87 Row One: C. Augustiniok, J. Di tbrender, M. Dolske, E. Bloher, K. Achenreiner, D. Dreger. Row Two: W. Bailey, D. Abt, A Cloirmore, D. Bloedel, D. Berg, A. Chornpine, G. Bork, S. Domrow, A. Bailey, B. Beyreis. Row Three: L. Dubore, R. Bobl, J. Bentley, J. Dorshek, L. Boyer, S. Buchberger, D. Bentley, H. Diftbrender. Raw One: K. Johnson, D. H beck, K. Geurink, M. lmboch, J. Gums, M. Heiren, S. Komke Row Two: K. Duginski, C. owley, V. Gorski, S. Hintz, B. Joecks, M. Hlovochek, B. Folk J. Koppo. Row Three: J. K rsemeier, J. Kennedy, W. Kozdo, D. Green, G. Kluck, D. Glotc zak, M. Hitze, F. Gotchy, F. ettingo. Row One: G. Maciaz, S. Radtke, L. O'Keefe, E. Long, M. Lahr, A. Ostroski, C. Maciaz, W. Manney. Row Two: P. Ostrowski, M. Pregont, L. Lodholz, L. Neitzke, J. Luefschwager, N. Kwiatkowski, J. Miller, S. Mirek, C. Kurth, 1. Nicolaison, D. Meyer. Row Three: R. Radtke, R. Nievinski, S. Nowinsky, J. Pozorski, B. Luedtke, J. Luetschwager, T. Kopplin, N. Plaza, R. Krause, R. Payne, D. Rauscher. Row One: M. Sfeinke, B. Tauferner, H. Waldenberger, J. Scheel, B. Zahrt, C. Shidell, S. Whiteside, L. Wesenick. Row Two: D. Stulpin, G. Sheptoski, G. Zielinski, M. Thomson, G. Wentzka, C. Warpehoski, P. Zyduck, D. Vander Waal, D. Wrycha. Row Three: L. Schneider, G. Reich, S. Wanta, R. Sadowski, D. Woodward, R. Rhyner, J. Valentine, R. Marge, D. Shaw, J. Schulz. 89 SOPHOMORE CLASS Miss - Advisor J ocnne President .leon ,Secretary Helen - ,,,,Vuce President John ...... Trensu rar I cu THE SOPHOM YEAR. MANY OF ACTIVELY IN SP0 LIGHT OF THE YE ousEL, WHICH ORE CLASS HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE THIS THE CLASS MEMBERS HAVE PARTICIPATED RTS AND SCHOOL AFFAIRS. THE HIGH R WAS THE SOPHOMORE DANCE, A CAR AS HELD ON APRIL 13. LOOKING FORWARD TO TWO MORE SUC IA W ouR CLASS IS .T CESSFUL YEARS A D. C. EVEREST HIGH SCHOOL. 90 Row One: R. Dreger, K. Ament, H. Fletcher, N. Aldridge, M. Albrecht, T. Dolske, D. Dugin- ski. Row Two: D. Champine, N. Clairmore, M. Feorson, M. Buchkowski, V. Buchberger, S. Buckman, D. Dernbach, J. Beese, L. Achterberg, N. Britton. Row Three: R. Buss, L. Brod- fish, D. Babl, J. Dittbrender, D. Czaio, W. Burns, R. Boitinger, C. Dorshok, F. Albee. Raw One: J. Lemmer, J. Lahr, G. Jacobson, J. Golz, E. Hack, G. Krorner, C. Kersemeier Row Two: B. Heinrich, J. Hons, B. Gorske, J. Kwiatkowski, L. Gould, B. Klopotek, N. Karnke M. Konkel, C. Geurink. Row Three: J. Heil, B. Grissmon, D. Golernbiewski, R. Jogler, R Kurszewski, J. Kleist, M. Komke, K. Kelly, J, Jogler. Row Four: J. Gleason, J. Gusmon, H Krueger, K. Gosh, T. Kuklinski, G. Lemmer, D. Gleason, D. Koston. 1 91 Row One: B. Lewens, J. Meziva, J. Milanowski, M. Luedtke, C. Nest, B. Marx, L. Pflieger. Row Two: S. Lewis, L. Pas w, B. Roble, D. Priebe, J. Richter, Y. Richey, C. Roble, J. Pope, H. Pananet. Row Three: . Petri, C. Rhyner, D. Luedtke, J. McKloskey, J. Prichard, R. Prie- Iipp, D. Rhyner, D. Paszek, W. Radtke. Row Four: P. Owzarski, G. Nevinski, D. Netzinger J. Messerkencht, J. Priebe, . Kasten, J. Poganis, J. Parsons. Row One: S. Urban, R. Su hornski, E. Stasiak, T. Steinke, J. Wesenick, D. Scheel, J. Zastrow. Row Two: M. Zander, C. plitt, D. Schmidt, H. Wagner, J. Zimmerman, J. Spindler, D. Wy- socki, J. Thieie. Row Thr ez C. Tambornino, R. Steif, R. Tesch, J. Whitenack, J. Toller, L Zieglemeier, R. Suske. R w Four: L. Smith, J. Seeley, R. Tegelman, J. Vollenweider, C Schulz, D. Wood, T. Wisne ki, D. Steinbach. 92 F RESHMAN CLASS Mr. Spycholla --.. ..,-..-,,,,-Advisor Louis- Wagner ..... ....,. , ,,,PresidenI Elizabeth Neumeyer W .,..,.,g Vice President Sally Stinger ..,g,,,,,, Secretary - Treasurer This year the freshman class got off to quite a good start. Our first project was the bonfire for the homecoming. Some of the freshman boys were in charge of thot. Another of our projects was-the Freshman Class Dance. This year the entire freshman class took a field trip to Madison to study our govern- ment. This year's class hopes that next year's freshmen will have as successful a year as we did. 93 FRESHMEN ,W If Rxow One: G. Ditfbrender, R. De nel, M. Babl, A. Buchberger, B. Glofczok, J. Albrecht, G. A lilfkudzynski, M. Bonto. Row Tw : D. Durkee, S. Folk, C. Abitz, J, Bork, J. Corozollo, A. ll, ' Busko, 'Chack, F. Folkowski, D Aschenbrenner. Row Three: G. Drott, P. Dorshok, M. Bor- hompf . Duronceou, J. Bessert, . Golz, M. Buchkowski, G. Dulok, D. DuBore, D. Geurink. ,l Four: K. Beyreis, P. Gehrke, T. Check, J. Arndt, G. Korlsfrand, M. Errneling, M. Gleason, ,fl R. Andmqhf T. Delisle, G. Baile . J f x Ma. FRESHMEN l Row One: D. Lodin, R. Hilo, Dl Krajewski, N. Lewis, C. Kersten, J. Hofmeister, F. Kolbeck N. Kuklinski. Row Two: J. K klinski, E. Hack, E. Lewens, L. Howland, N. Goldboch, R Horter, J. Filtz, L. Juedes, R. J ecks, l. Krueger. Row Three: L. Kriel, E. Hunt, J. Hohmon stroski, K. Londowski, W. Hetti ga. 94 1 B. Kamke, D. Heftinga, B. King, J. Kukulko, C. Jacobson, J. Jeromon, J, Koutzo. Row Four: D. Korou, R. Kechhcver, D. K iecik, P. Hobeck, F. lczkowski, D. Klug, P. Kennedy, J. Ko- FRESHMEN Row One: R. Qucde, G. Schmidt, R. Schebulski, D. Richmond, M, Rudolph, R. Rucinski, R. Meons, G. Silker. Row Two: P. Scheel, J. Scheel, D. Slivicki, D, Morquardt, B. Mirek, 'J. Peterson, B. Mockowoy, R. Schulstrom, J, Nowinski, V. O'Broy. Row Three: C.' Pope, G. McCrossen, H. Soper, R. Reich, S. Rossenboch, A. Poszkiewicz, R. Raymond, E. Neumeyer, K. Moofz, C. Novak, R. Mitchell. Row Four: W, Meyer, K. Millbeck, J. Mystzo, R. Nigbor, P. Phillipp, J. Peterson, F. Pflieger, M. Owens, T. Shimkus, T. Pouls, W. Knots, T.' Norlock G. Ostroski. FRESHMEN ' Row One: G. Wysocki, R. Shorey, R. Swanson, F. Stcsiok, D. Vesely, E. Wolkush, R. Tollar, A. Szorkowitz. Row Two: T. Zieglemeier, S. Shimkus, M. Steif, S. Stinger, S, Whiteside, D. Spotz, D. Wontc, J. Wood, C. Zonk, M. Tomborino. Row Three: R. Zyduck, C. Worpehoski, G. Wyro, J. Szorkowitz, P. Stolz, R. Zyduck, M. Show, V. Schneider, S. Vander Wool. Row Four: J. Wergin, A. Wendorf, R. Zoromski, D. Zahn, R. Stein, L. Wagner, R. Vander Wool, P. Zoromski, J. Zielsdorf, O. Rockwell. 95 SCHOOL CALENDAR Labor Day Opening Day of School Home Coming-Park Falls One Act Plays W. E. A. Convention Close of First Quarter Thanksgiving Recess Senior Class Play Christmas Program Christmas Vacation End of First Semester Beginning of Second Semester Central State Convention Close of Third Quarter Spring Vacation Easter Sunday Junior Class Play Vocal and Instrumental Concert Class Day Baccalaureate Sunday Seni'or Banquet Commencement Close of School Close of School Year for Faculty OF EVENTS September 5 September 6 Saturday, October 8 Friday, October 28 November 3, 4, and 5 November 4 November 24 and 25 Thursday, December 9 Thursday, December l December l6 l3:36l to January 20 January 23 March 2 Macrh 23 March 23 to April 2 April l Thursday, April l9 Wednesday, May 2 Friday, May 25 May 27 Tuesday, May 29 Thursday, May 3l Friday, June l Friday, June 8 6 Jan 4 ik 4 l Q 1? lil-1--1--1-1. .4-r-.--.----.--.una-n .N YOUNG and FO0LlSH WET f1 gffw+rUW '1U'-2: sf Eg Q 3 r' .- n Ji .1 1 . l 4 .L -if 14 gm 5 .... 4 l . atv fmf-1.1114 -V V W H AWA. -,,,, , ,,,MP,,,,,, , -as-1-11--.- JUNl0R HIGH W by J I 5 z- 11 108 - Mr. Zimmerman l Row One: P. Hans, A. Valentine, C. Pomonef, K. Wardius, B. Tesch, J. Fletcher. Row Two: B. Kasten, A. Tepaske, D. Lubbe, G. Radtke, J. Dolum, J. Wood. Row Three: M. Schuetz, J. Costa, C. Hettingo, S. Call, J. Ackerman, J. Fletcher, A. Luetschwager, S. Schneider, J. Severt. Row Four: L. Woodwa'd, R. Heftinga, B. Boranowski, W. Prielipp, J. Lucht, Mr. Zim- merrnan, V. Bergman, D. Von Vuren, D. Kosten. 'I'l0 - Miss Narron Row One: M, Rodehaver, . Sorenson, H. Holffort, C. Shimkus, S. Kersten, B. Shidell. Row Two: R. Ermeling, J. Olrn ted, I. Scheel, B. Boitinger, J. Goloff, C, Bunyon, R. Spotz, L. Abitz, Miss Narron. Row A hree: A. King, V. Bushor, R, Prieve, J. Buss, L. Pregont, O. Dub' ler, E. Jagler, M. Fust. 98 Room 'I11 Row One: L. Rohde, S. Kolbeck, C. Reetz, V. Remillard, L. Falk, A. Hettinga. Row Two: D. Holt, R. Metko, K. Roble, D. Borth, G. Peterson, D. Rowell, Mr. Brandt. Row Three: R. Goetzke, L. Beyreis, C. Barnett, S. Stiehm, J. Behn, T. Gosh. Row Four: J. Kamrath, G. Mc- Nutt, S. Pauls, D. Beese, F. Hettingo, F. Diffbrender, R. Tegelrnon, L. Pehlke. Room 'I'l3 Row One: G. Bentley, F. Sahn, C. Kole, K. Dregor, J. Radloff, M. Krueger, C. Koziel. Row Two: R. Albee, S. Jagler, E. Stasiok, T. DuBore, M. Gruening, D. Karou, H. Dobler, B. Meyers. Row Three: R. Kole, S. Bailey, B. Koziel, B. Vander Waal, D. Bleedel, B. Schneider, Mr. Halverson. Row Four: D. Meyer, T. Beyer, D. Hinlz, S. Hack, I. Tepaske, B. Kolbeck, B. Luetschwager, J. Sturgul. 99 -gf Room 114 Row One: E. Barth, J. Trotzer, R. Kufall, B. Banta, E. Valentine, D. Blanchfield. Row Two: P. Rodtke, K. Koskey, J. Soper, C. Chuck, G. Delikowski, D. Bloedel, A. Nietzke. Row Three: Mr. Stencil, J. Sullivan, J. Bus', J. Setula, S. Keckhaver, K. Kluck, D. Ditfbrender, W. Mc- Mahon. Row Four: L. Kwiatkclwski, 5. Gerstl, D. Nurnmis, S. Gotchy, D. Fudrick, J. TePaske, B. Flannery, L. Glatczak. Room 115 Row One: D. Richmond, B. K kavitch, C. Mleziva, J. Tushkowski, D. Zoromski. Row Two J. Stiehm, L. Lahr, J. Behn, P Blanchfield, D. Falk, J. Roble, Mr. Gilray. Row Three: P Gould, B. Porzorski, M. Sieg, D Gaska, J. Feifh, S. Mirek, J. Koplitz, J. Neitzke. Row Four D. Kamke, L. Hettinga, R. Ch istainson, B. Barwick, D. Staege, R. Drake, J. Juedes, J. Cy winski. 100 I OO MEMENTS to REMEMBER 4 a JE : J J J' j jjj! fp EJ J EE T 3 4 1 F5 U PP' U' El, I . , 4. ,, a lll Q .iii --I - Fi H - mv nw-ii Hill 7 34 shui I-'Z I II1 F IP r if 0 il K gf. i 95 L E , - . Fnii' i 1 - i ,Y .--.- ,..,..-.- Ja l , E1 IL li P Q! --- Q L socm, E E if EIXENTS 'M 1 i On Friday, gymnasium, whic to the music of Queen Pat Mire queen of the I cipated in the G JUNIOR PROM he 13th nf May, 1955 prom goers entered the high school h had been decorated with u Block Magic motif, to dance Cliff Hoene and his Orchestra. King David Rucinski and I' were crowned by Jiggs Meuret and Sally Groshek, icing and 54 prom. After the Coronation ceremony everyone partir kand March led by the king and queen. i K if 'K xx A.,..A-A if 1, ai CJBALL A l 1 1 . ig. L , 1. . E 1' 1 :UN W 'A Q , 1. High Stepping . 2. Its 2 o'clock in the morning- 3. Oh! This Annual! 4. Eorth Angel??? 5. Ploy Boy! 1 6. Actors in the making 1 7. Hove yo got that spirit? 8. This is Study Hall? 9. Dig in 10. Moke-up time 1 1. lt's not that bod, Butch 12. The horse 13. So sweet is slumber 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 l . He's got the world on his finger . More fun! , We won! We won! . 99 yeors lin the penitentioryl . Swcnee I . Watch the birdie . Kool Kotsl . Santo Boby DEAR MR. SEARS and ROEBUCK 1 5 l 4 7rl i f if 1- M 9 IH, fl HJ, J1,JQ,,1 1 FJTTF +f f if 4jjJ.-fl F 3 J Q W WESTON DAIRY Congrotulotes yhu on being the third groduoting Closs of D. C. Everest High School Phone 93242 i RFD 'l, Schofield l l f r. -we + f'f-i1.- tw sillgiim. 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' Compliments of MARATHON LUGGAGE COMPANY Schofield Wisconsin RADKE GMC TRUCK SALES The Best Selection of NEW AND USED TRUCKS Schofield, Wisconsin Compliments of PLElER'S TIRE SHOP 131 Clinton Street 3822 GREEN'S INSURANCE AGENCY Schofield, Wis. 904 Grand Ave. Phone 92515 Compliments of MODERN SHOE REPAIR Wausau Wisconsin ' Compliments of WILKE METAL PRODUCTS, INCORP. I Schofield, Wis. Manufacturers of Stainless Steel Galvanite Steel I And I Aluminum Windows ff Qfllff-3-f' fab, , 1 ,k, , I 4 .x J., .J 1,34 In wAusAu f ' f since , if 'ese . 'C 1873 ' Q67 .9fJIfa Quads, 0 1 ' IT comes mom I Heinemann'sI L ,, I TOB UREN PHOTO STUDIO For portraits that live forever SENIORS njnoyed being your professionol photographers for the EVERETTE 1111: Let us help you with graphic ne . GOOD LUCK For professional wor ycur future photo- ds GODSPEED Wausau, Wisconsin la, it's Toburen's SIPPL BROTHERS Wousau's One Stop Shopping Center 735-41 S. Third Avenue Compliments of EGGEBRECHT MOTOR Phone 5124 88255 SALES, INC. WEST SIDE PHARMACY Cadillac 8- Oldsmobile 701 Thomas Street Wausau Wisconsin 810 Third Sr. Wausau, Wis. Phone 88177 GREEN'S HARDWARE 904 Grand Ave. Schofield, Wis. J Phone 92515 Book - Stationery - Office Supplies Wedding Invitations-Greeting Cards C0mPlimenfS Of s1o Third sneer DR w R WEGE Wausau Wisconsin Rothschild Wisconsin I Compliments of KORT'S BAR JUNE AND WALLY - Your Exclusive- Highwoy 51 Rothschild, Wisconsin VICTORIA LA CERTE CAMERA SHOP Corner of 4th 8. Wostington St. Phone 5210 As Advertised in Ladies' Home JOURNAL 303 South Second Avenue Dial 3456 or 2-1234 Compliments of BENSON OPTlCIANS 502 Third Street Wa usou Wisconsin Congratulations to the Closs of '56 PREISIG SALES AND SERVICE Ringle, Wisconsin Phone 91950 Compliments of GRAND MOTOR COMPANY DESOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER Wausau, Wisconsin l so fn- J I Q kg ,lf :K ,Ing 'Ill I . 1 .fx i . ' ,- ' N ' i 1 .. in --f-N PAULUS BEER BAR Hall for Weddings I and Parties Phone 74034 CONGRATU LATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Compliments of SCHAUMBERGER'S SUPER MARKET ROTHSCHILD, WISCONSIN Looking for more? Shop at SCHAUMBURGER'S STORE! ' 1 VOEl.TZKE'S PAINT STORE PENNY'S Wall Paper-Jewell Paint IN Window Glass-Fine Mirrors Interior Decoration WAUSAU Phone 21643 117 Washington Street, Wausau, Wisconsin Compliments of ROTHSCHILD BARBER SHOP w. A. KERSEMEIER Compliments of Eo's TAVERN AND SHELL GAS ED QQROMSKI, Prop. 'Tl 'P i Phone 92779 JJ Ringle, usconsin 14 Winton Avenue Rothschild, Wis. , 2 Q it , E ' P ' ' - W 5' as lvl gi X J Q N I is if QQRRANS ENTERPRISES ,jg 53 . X n . jj -4 f- lXx Furniture Hardware ix l ZX Sporting Goods ' N 15351. ii is - n 'Web RYAN CHEVROLET, INC. , 120 Scott St. 1916 Grand Avenue Phone 5426 HOME OF RED TAG USED CARS Quality Paint and Fine Wall Papers Quality Conditioned Complimefifs of . NETZEL AND OLDENBURG volume Priced Home of Quality Shoes For Family , Fairly Guaranteed 225 Third Street Wausau Wisconsin I.. - - .. . . - 120 ii - 1 Compliments of ' Compnmems of I PALACE ciomiens P C R A T H S H E S Wausau's Largest Men's 8. Boysitori Wausau's Leading Shoe Store GRAND AVENUE 530 Third Street Phone 3377 TASTEE FREEZ I 1 Compliments of LU I E 1- ig. I' ' V U 1 5'-H 'A Groceries - Feeds - Hardware 6 I VY iq . w iv In in in Phone 93474 mngie, Wisconsin fe,,.,3:.' : .f -P: I F--51: ,fs . 7 YouNo's nnuo stone Prescriptions Filled M EDWARD YOUNG, Proprietor 312 First Avenue South - Wausau, Wisconsin -I . I . . - Al l. . . my favorite faces and autographs? 'I In '56 with memories fresh 'Tis so easy to lr l remember - but in '75 a picture will mean Q l so much when I am trying to remember the W happy inaugural year at D, C. Everest High. lPlace your favorite school friends' pictures in I i spaces allowed - have them autograph it, if 071 treasured memories for the future.i l J L lf' ! i I j f V ' lr i li i li it l lit. i N ll l A l - I L ' T F7 i! F 121 l I COCA Co'-A Compliments of BOTTLING CORPORATION of FRANKLIN Wausau, Wisconsin SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of HOME FURNITURE COMPANY 108 Scott St. Wausau, Wisconsin The Friendly Store KRESGE'S Wausau, Wisconsin ELDREDGE CAMERA SHOP, INC. 216 Scott Street Wausau, Wisconsin W The complete Photographic Store ' Compliments of MODERN SHOE STORE Wausau, Wisconsin Compliments of CAMP MOTOR COMPANY Wausau, Wisconsin TRADEHOME SHOE STORE 309 Third St. Styled Right Footwear for The High School Crowd L l MANECKE JEWELERS 326 Washington Street Cut Flowers Potted Plants Wausau. Wisconsin WAUSAU FLORAL COMPANY Phone 5364 We Specialize in Corsoges Homegrown Flowers 815 Grand Ave. Phone 2-T300 C In t f W Phone 21110 m m s O P' en 0 o'NElL's HARDINA'S RESTAURANT Texaco G05 '31 Qi' sol south Third Avenue Moffck h'-Ubf'C0f'0n Wausau, Wisconsin 604 T amos st' , Wausau Wisconsin RADANDT FURN TURE COMPANY FURNITURE . . . BEDDING . . . RUG . . . APPLIANCES Wausau, Wisconsin l 122 I Surplus Clothing . . . Camp Gear . . . Phone 5076 Ice Fishing Equipment . . . Many Other Items. Nickel Hardware 8, Supply Cgmpany Visit The Hardware - Appliances-- WAUSAU OUTLET STORE BUIICIIHQ MUIGYIOIS 214 Second St. Wausau, Wis. 222 Washington St. Wausau, Wis. BUY ,EM FROM ROE Drink . . . Nesbigls,dCaIifornia Orange and . . 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I23 A ,AP yy g flgw 5 lg I- ovens BADGER V yy' N fit 7 1 -e LAUNDRY I XM -and 210 Scott Sr.- Mtmgfjgaj J,-5 CLEANERS Phone 5798 , ISHESU ' Lf, PAH - Lggvgs QIRAVEL ' D NEW Luggage, Handbags, Gifts 307 Third St. Wausau, Wis. - INTER-CITY STATE '-'l Compliments of EARL'S BAR g Junction 29-S'I Schofield Wisconsin Schofield, Wisconsin Compliments of O'BRlEN'S CITIES SERVICE 7I'IG dA. Shf'Id,W'. ' Gas -rglls -vT7Vashing-Greazirtgm It T' -A ' Save 'res cccgiclclallegond Stamps I ' T Real Estate and Insurance GREEN's HARDWARE 806 GRAND AVE I 904 Grand Ave. Schofield, Wis. S h F Id W. . c o ie , isconsm Q 0 92515 I Telephone 9-2727 f I rv Z2 ' X ' I all I fl! ,Wifi H. al M. LIBMAN co. - J, 313 Plumer Street Compliments of HOFMEISTERS l. G. A. STORE 912 Grand Avenue Schofield. Wis. Phone 92821 F ' T24 Case Farm Machines BEST WISHES Power Garden Tools to CLASS of l956 Appliances Furnaces HOLIDAY MOTEL BUCH FARM EQUIPMENT Home of the Traveling Man U U. S. Highway 5'I Phone Phone 3354 Wausau, Wisconsin R Bulk - Skelgas - Cylinder othschild, Wisconsin 92240 Donations: Dr. Freeman ond Fronk's Auto Body Point Shop ' -iffy X , XX ri N, MA r 114,14 xi A 1 , lil-J r lx t. ,, . X .X If ,Ld . ---of r, f ' ,a M15 ' .1 , , V' fp. fx, ,M K , - Q r : F f I fx ,- R' 1 ,w,,. . ' KX .?m - 7 ,-'Yr ff X, Q43 x X-.- X , , .X 125 Abitz, Catherine .,,, ,,,,,,, 9 4 Abctz, Lyle e.....,,,,,,,, 75, 98 73, Abt, Doris 47, oo, 63, ee, 67, 78, 79, 82, as Abt, Elaine ,,,.....e ,,.-, 1 8, 85 Achenreiner, Karen -,63, 66, 78, 88 Achterberg, Gary e...,e,,.. 18, B5 Aemefbefg, Lois eo, 66, 78, 79, 91 77, Ackerman, Judy 51, 75, 76, 78, 98 Albee, Frank ,.e. .-.-.....e 9 1 Albee, Randy .... ...,,,, 7 5, 99 Albrecht, Janet --- .... 60, 79, 94 Albrecht, Marcia --s-----.,-67, 91 Aldridge, Nancy .... 67, 73, 79, 91 Ament, Kathleen ---69, 72, 79, 91 Anderson, Roger 37, 54, 70, 71, 94 Arndt, John .....,.,........, 94 Aschenbrenner, David ........, 94 Augustiniak, Chester ...... 73, 88 Babl, Daniel --- ...... 37, 91 Babl, Jerry -M ....A.... 18, 53, 64 Babl, Marilyn ........d... 62, 94 Babl, Ronald ---36, 64, 66, 79, 88 Babl, Stuart ...ee,e... 36, 54, 66 Bailey, Arthur ........ 64, 75, 88 Bailey, Clinton 18, 61, 69, 74, 81, 82, 85 Bailey, George --- ......... --94 Bailey, Shirley --- -,-76, 77, 99 Bailey, William ,...,, ,66, 75, 88 Baitinger, Beverly 2276, 77, 78, 98 Baitinger, Ronald .,,...... 75, 91 Banta, Bonny ----52, 77, 78, 100 Banta, Mike ...... 53, 70, 71, 94 Baranawski, Joyce ....,... 18, 85 Baranowski, Robert ee.,,ed. 51, 98 Barnett, Carole ........... 77, 99 Barwick, Joan 4, 18, 61, 63, 66, 70, 81, 85 Barwick, Robert e... ..e.. 7 6, 100 Batty, Audrey o-- -,-10, 67, 77 Bayer, Leonard -- ,--64, 73, 88 Bayer, Thomas --- .... 76, 77, 99 Beese, Dianne --- - .... -76, 99 Beese, Jacquelyn ,,, ,,,. 70, 91 Behn, James ..--- ,.e. ,100 Behn, Janet --- .... --99 Bently, Dave -- ........ 88 Bently, Gloria H, ..,. ..----99 Bently, John s-, ---s70, 71, 88 Berard, Chuck s-- ....... -.44 Berg, Donna ..e... .... 7 0, 88 Bergman, Vernon ....,,,..... 98 Bessert, Joanne .dsd A ........e 94 Beyreis, Bruce 36, 54, 64, 66, 79 88 Beyreis, Kurt --37, 50, 62, 69, 94 Beyreis, Lois ...... 75, 76, 78, 99 Blaher, Edith .... css, ,,,79, sa Blanchfield, Donald -- ,---100 Blanchfield, Phillip , - ,,,100 Bloedel, David ..,. on s,..,. M100 Bloedel, Dianne ..........ae,. 99 Bloedel, Dorothy .s.. 59, 64, 67, 88 Bohl, Hermelinda ......,.. 10, 73 Barham, Mameth ..... 70, 73, 94 U Barl-L, Gail 47, 58, 63, 66, 70, 71, Dabler, Harold ,ss - , ,-----99 78, 79, 88 Dabler, Orville --,. ...,,A,,.. C98 Bork, Judy --,,,,--, ,,,,,70, 94 Dallmon, Kenneth -,. 20, 70, 71, 85 Barth, Donald ,W nn, f...... 99 Dalske, Anthony 54, 66, 72, 79, 91 Barth, Eugene ,ss , ,52, 77, 100 Dalske, Magdalene W ,.-,-,, 88 Braatz, Linda ,M ,.A,,A...A. A16 Dolum, Jack A, A....,,,,e ,,,-98 Brad ish, Leonard .,..,, 66, 72, 91 Dolum, Lois ,-,.-20, 61, 63, 80, 85 Brant, Bill ,,,,s,,s,, .,,, 7 H. ..,. 44 Damrow, Shirley ,.-.- s,s,-..--88 Brant, Lavern ,- -.,10, 52, 77 99 Dehnel, Fred -Hs- s 4-20, 73, 85 Brasdw, John ss,-,.,36, 53, 55, 90 Dehnel, Lawrence sen ss-s2l, 85 Brink, William ,- ,.., 10, 58, 67, 87 Dehnel, Raymond Hs- Y-.,sY,--.94 Britt , Nancy ,,,,,a,,,.a 78, 91 Delikaski, Jerold ness, 7 7,4100 Brow ing, Carolyn 19, 59, 60, 64, DeLisle, Thomas on oddd.,.,.. 94 66, 7, 69, 74, 82, 85 DeLonay, Thomas 21, 36, 41, 55, Buch rger, Mrs. Alfred ,,,,,,. 16 73, 79, 85 Buch rger, Alvira --,--70, 73, 94 1 Dernbach, Diane 60, 66, 69, 78, 79, Buch rger, Sylvester 64, 66, 73, 76, in 91 88 .- 1' Diddams, John -- , ..---.69 Buchb rger, Virginia 62, 63, 79, 91 X' lr Dittbrender, Arthur 21, 73, 85 Buchk wski, Marianne ss, e..., -91 ' Dittbrender, Donna Hoses-, ,100 Buchk wski, Martha W , ,.... -94 Dittbrender, Faye . . , ,L 99 Buckm n, Sandra ..,, W67, 72, 91 rv Dittbrender, Gene 2, , , 94 Budzy igki, Gerald ,,,,, ,,,,,37, 94 .5 Dittbrender, Harvey ss, J ,-s-,.-88 Bukowgiki, Kenneth 19, 58, 60, 61, 1 -Dittbrender, Janet sees73, 79, 83 63, 64, 67, 70, 71, 72, 74, 78, 85 Dittbrender, John 73, 76, 91 78, 85 5 Dittbrender, Roger 21 66, 73, 76, 85 Balmer, Harold ,,,,,,,,,--,10, 64 X Darshak, Chester -.-..-------.-91 Bufgsyfae, Andrew 36, aa, 41, 54, . 1' shok, Jerry ss- ----.- ...--88 66, 73, 79 - Darshak, Patricia , ,e.,2 70, 73, 94 Burgoyne, Mrs. ,- ,... 16 ,Dreger, Ddvld -ee-e-4- K We-F-88 Bunyan, Charles ,e,,e s,,--,v---98 f ssL',3Dreger, Karen a... .e .e4ee.- ....-99 Bumg, ' illiqm M , , ,W ,W ggaaa 91 ' t,Dreger, Roger 54, 64, 66, 72, 76, 91 Burton, erry 19, 36, aa, 40, sa, 60, ,C N' Drake, Russell vf.. s . ..e. 77, 100 61, 64, 65, 74, 79, 85 Drott, George -- ..----.,--,,----,94 Bushar, Vern a.,. J-- .,.--51, 98 , xr ,flDUBOf6, David ----- - --37, 75, 94 Buska, ,lane U 1 -g,g-,,, 67, 94 Q ij- 5 auaofe, Larry 36, 64, 66, 75, 79, as Buss, JQ eg U, -51, 75, 76, 98 ftgADoBore, Thomas so s... 52, 76, 99 Buss, Ju y can 52, 75, 77, 78, 100 'Ag' cQDuginski, Dennis 54, 66, 72, 91 Buss, Ng cy H , ,19, 61, 70, 31, 81,? Q Duginski, Kathleen 73, 78, 79, 82, Buss, Ra ert so -66, 72, 75, 91 aa Dulak, Ann 21, 63, 64, 65, 73, 85 Dulak, Gertrude .ws ,,,-79, 94 Dulak, Theresa ,s ,-,, -WV s-..73 C0ll, Ja li - . U- .-.....s.eos.s 7 Duranceau, Sandra ss ,,--..79, 94 Call, Sally - -51, 75, 77, 78, 98 Durkee, David 50, 53, 75, 94 Case, Le n ss,e,..,,,-.....,. 9 Chack, B tty ssss Neve., .,.,.. .94 check, C ml s...ssss ,,s77, loo . chuck, L is ..,. 19, 63, 66, a1, as E 'e'S? ' C f 'eS or -'lf 69 Champine, Arnelle 63, 66, 73, 79, E e 9' M'ke A--453' 54' 75' 94 88 Ermeling, Russell ,,.v 2-37, 78, 98 champane, Donna ,-70, 72, 73, 91 E e'eS'f D' C- M do-----H Check, Cl rence .......... 19, 86 Falk, Beffy W -4-73, 79, Check, T nv ---------- e ----- 94 Falk, Dennis --- ....... -100 Christians , Ronald ,e....... 100 Fqlk, Lorraine ,-,-- ---,,. - 99 Clairmare, Annette 59, 67, 73, 79, Falk, Shirley YQKKYA ,lpgm , ,---94 88 Falkowski, Frances ..s.. 73, 79, 94 Cl0iI'm0l'G, Duane --- ---- 20, 64 Fearsan, Antoinette --. .,.. 21, 85 Clairmare, Nancy ....,,....,. 91 Feel-san, Mary --,wg .,,, ,,9l Collette, Kathryn ...d.. 11, 70, 71 Feith, Joyce sss.. ---100 Carazalla, ayce - ............ 94 Ferge, Bill ----- g,g,,,-,, l 5 COSTS, Jay ----e--e---.- 73, 98 Filtz, Jennie ..,.., ...,.,.,,, 9 4 Costa, Len re 20, 70, 71, 73, 80 85 Flannery, Robert ...... 52, 77, 100 Curtin, Pat ick ,... 11, 37, 54, 84 Fletcher, Harriet 62, 70, 71, 78, 79, Cywinski, arol ,,,.,,A.,, 20, 85 91' CYWinSki, J hh -s-- W -e--- 75, 100 Fletcher, James ..s, , ,. ...,.. N98 CZGlQ, DOVi ..o.s. 37, 64, 66, 91 Fletcher, Judy A- Y -v-- 98 126 1 Kasten, James ee ..,.... 55, 92 Kautza, Joan ,...,,.M,... 70, 94 Kazda, Wayne 59, 60, 67, 70, 71, 72, 88 Keckhaver, Richard ,.....,.. -e94 Keckhaver, Suzanne .M..,.... 100 Kellan, Bill ..vW 24, 66, 69, 81, 85 Kelley, Kay e,..w.....e...,.. 91 Kennedy, John 36, 54, 58, 60, 64, 70, 71, 79, 88 Kennedy, Patrick 37, 50, 70, 71 94 Kersemeier, Clarence ,.... e. ,eee91 Kersemeier, Janet ee63, 78, 79 88 Kersten, Carol eeee ,.,-..,,,- -94 Kersten, Sharon ..,, e f.... 76, 98 Kies, Constance ee- eee12, 59 King, Alfred eee, A,,,,-- -98 King, Barbara .... eee, .,,, ,, 94 King, Rose Marie , eeeee25, 81 85 Kliest, Gerald ee e.e. ee37, 45, 91 Klopotek, Beatrice ee ,.,. ..,, 7 0, 91 Kluck, Colleen 4, 25, 39, 43, 51, 61, 62, 63, 66, 74, 78, 79, 82, 85 Kluck, Gerald eeeeeeo-1, 79,188 Kluck, Karen ee ee eee77, 78, 100 Klug, David eeeeee e,ee,37 94 Kmiecik, David eee eee76, 94 Knots, William ee ,,,, .. ee,, e95 Kolbeck, Faye eee eeee75, 76, 99 Kolbeck, Florian ee .e-eee73, 94 Kolbeck, Robert eee ,,,,a,, 52, 99 Kale, Carol .eeeeeeeee75, 76, 99 Kale, Elaine . e ,e25, 70, 80, 85 Kole, Lois eeeeeeee25, 70, 80, 85 Kole, Ruth e.,, e ,....,. ee77, 99 Konkel, Mary 60, 70, 71, 72, 73 91 Koplitz, James ,,,. eeeeee77, 100 Koplitz, Jerry 25, 36, 38, 40, 53, 55, 85 Kappa. Kopplen, Terry ...., .e,. 6 6, 89 Kostroski, James .... .,.e... - .94 Koskey, Kenneth eeeeeeee77, 100 Kowalefski, Florian 25, 36, 38, 41, 53, 55, 64, 75, 79, 82, 85 Koziel, Betty ee ..... .e., e 76, 99 Koziel, Carol eeeeee75, 76, 77, 99 Krajewski, Dianne eeee60, 70, 94 Kramer, Krause, Janet ee. eeee26, 81, 85 Krause, Mable ee, .e .e,,,. 26, 85 Krause, Joann 47, 69, 78, 79, 88 Geraldine ,ee .,... ,ee,91 Robert ,... 53, 54, 79, 89 Kriel, Leon ......,...,,.... -94 Krueger, Harland eee eeeee91 Krueger, Ilene eeee eeee-e94 Krueger, Marlene eee ee 77, 99 Kufalk, Ruth ee ee ee.ee.ee,.100 Kuklinski, Jean ee e ,73, 94 Kuklinski, Norbert .e ,e 75, 94 Kuklinski, Tony .e e e73, 91 Kukulka, Jean 62, 67, 69, 94 72, 79, Frickenstein, Carol 22, 63, 66, 67, l'leir1riCl'1, LeeAnn 23, 61, 62,-63, 66, eeeeeeeeeeeeeee74, 81, 85 69, 74, 78, 85 Fudurich, Donna ee, ee ..,. 100 Heinz, George ,,e.e,.. 12, 61, 72 Fast, Milton ,e .. .e e .51, 98 Hettinga, Ann ,ee,e e...eeeeeeee98 Hettinga, corol 51, 75, 76, 77, 78, 98 Galolf' Janice ' ' ' 78' 98 Hettinga, Delbert eeeeee73 6 94 Garske, Barbara 67, 69, 79,r91, 100 Hemngo' Florence -w -MA: 3' 88 Gasko' Delores ' 77' 78 Hettinga, Joan 4, 237 60 1, 70 Gelf, Patrick e . .eeee 71' 73' 81, I I Gehrke' Paul '37' 50' 94 Hettinga, Lawrence e eeeee-e100 Gerstl, Sandra e ,,,, eee77, 100 Hemngol Roger fb i-MW I 98 Geurink, Alan 22, 36, 49, 6735 7805 Hettinga, R01 d e27ET85 cgoorank, Carol oo, 63, 70, 71, 73, Thai nimfif ,gffi '51 Geurink, Donald eeeeee73, 76, 94 lglugzfor 0,3751 A' 73 235 is' S Geurink, Karen e os, oo, 73, as Him, VMC ' v'uk'hH'p? 8 Gibbs, Raymond , eeeell, 73, 7 Hit ervin W PM-Y--Mg ' 88 Gierl, Wilbur e e e 11, 36, 4 Hi I Ray fin'-ml giiii-94 Gilroy' Ollver H ' 'll' O Hl'avac Jerome 24 3 64 766 Glatczak, Barbara e .e7 94 80, 85 ' ' ' ' Glatczak, David eee, , 88 Glatczak, Lawrence ee eeee-10 SHT 70' lizlgory ' 60' 64' 67' Glatczak, Martin 2 , 64, 6, 63, 882, ofmeisterl ne gw -N621 67, 9 Gleason, moved e' e.73,N 5,091 ggllmon' ms MF 'H'i' 'i '560' 99 Gleason' James eefe on P491 Holrio , Hoi ojffiei 57 98 gleason, Merritt eee7 , 76, Mohd L I iw 5 ' 94 oetzke, Ruth ,76, , 78, 9 ' in 5 5---5 Goldbach, Nancy .e ,eee70, , 94 um' Eug ne Eh V'-' N'--7--94 Golembiewski, Donald 67 , 71, lCZk i, Frank eeee .eeeeeee .94 eeeeeeeeeeeeee7 , 76, 9 m C , Mary Ann .e ee73, 88 Golembiewski, Myron 22, 64, 3, 786 ocobsonl Cord' Ann 49' 67, 69, 79, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee X 4 22121 ?5JSLd'2S, 70, 'Biff 921 radii? 7 CO53On,8G3fg'dine 60' 66' 70' 71. 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' ---12, Landowski, Klffl sh 1 73, 76, 9 Lang, James! , 6, X36, 41, 53, 5 , 62, 64, 66,17 , 796 85 U Lemmer, Gene -- --, . -,37, 66, 91 Lemmer, Judy - .X-- 70, 71,, 72,Q91 Lewens, Bernard --- -48, 66,1 72, '92 Lewens, Elizabeth --,Q ,... 94 Lewens, Laurelle 4, 26, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 70 71, 94, 78, 79, 86 ' . Lewis, Audrey 26, ,, 74, 79, 81, 86 Lewis, Nancy - 1 - . .- .,-.- --94 Lewis, Sharon 1 --92 Lietzke, Mr. Y, . 1, ' .---75 Linley, John , H --, . -12, 62 LOdhOU, L66 60, 62, 633 64, 66, 78, 87, 89, 102, X Londerville, Ala 275 64, 81, B6 Long, Eleanor 3 , 43, 53, 70, 79, 89 Lucht, James 1. .T ---- A--98 Luebbe, Donald - ,51, 93 Luedtke, BennetfF59, 63, 64, 66, 69, 89 - , Luedtke, Dale,27, 36, 38, io, 53, 54, 64, 79, 86 ' Luedtke, Dan 72, 75, 92 Luedtke, Marilyn 59, 63, 67, 69,! 73, 92 V, Luetschwager, Arlene 98 Luetschwoger, John 69, 89 Luetschwager, Robert -76, 99 Lyon, Don - ,, ---55 Mochmueiier, 'Nqr-cy 27, 43, 44, 69, 79, 81, 86 Maciaz, Carol 70, 73, 79, 89 Maciaz, Gene 66, 75, 89 Mackoway, Bonnie 70, 95 Manney, Billy 62, 89 Marg, Roger , ,-89 Marquart, Dionn 70, 95 Marx, Alfred 27, 73, 86 Marx, Bernard 73, 76, 92 Mathwick, lva 4, 27, 43, 44, 60, 61, 62, 64, 70, 71, 78, 84, 86 McCrossen, Gurden 95 McEwen, Ruth 13, 60, 90 Mclntyre, Franklin ,-3, 8 McKloskey, Gerald ,, 92 McMahon, Connie 27, 63, 77, 80, 86 McMahon, William , 76, 100 McNutt, Gwendolyn 52, 76, 77, 78, 99 Means, Rodney 50, 70, 71, 95 Messerknecht, Jeffery 37, 48, 66, 72, 92 Metka, Robert 76, 99 Meuret, George 28, 36, 38, 40, 46, 61, 62, 65, 74, 79, 82, 86 Meudet, Gerald 55, Meuret, Kenneth 4, 28, 36, 53, 60, 61, 64, 65, 66, 70, 71, 74, 79, 81, 86,102 Meyer, Dorothy -- .--70, Meyer, Richard ---52, Meyer, Robert ,--- 52, Meyer, William ,--,48, 50, Milanowski, Jeanne .69, 72, Milbeck, Kenneth -1. -,66, 75, Miller, Jo . -- , , ---, 70, 78, Mirek, Borbgrass ,- ,--69, Mirek, Jack 28, 55, 60, 62, 64, 66, 81, 864102 Mirek, Patiiicia 28, 43, 63, 44, 66, 7Q 79, ao, 82, 86, 102 45, 102 55, 78, 89 99 99 95 92 95 89 95 65, 64, Mirek, Sally -- ,60, 62, 70, 71, 89 Mirek, Sandra - ,,,, - --77, 100 Mitchell, RoseMarie - - ,.... -95 Mleziva, Carol -- ,76, 77, 78, 100 Mleziva, John ----- ,,,,6,. 48, 92 Mootz, Katherine Mularkey, Carol -- ,-----95 , ,-----13 Myska, Jerome -- ...,, - -37, g 95 Narlock, Terry -------, ---66, 95 Narron, Dawn - -'.-3, 75, 78, 98 Neitzke, Arliegh --,W , -Q----100 Neitzke, John ---A ,,2, , -77, TQ! Neafzke, L6wf6nce ,28, 73, 82, 86 Neitzke, Lou Ann 1-1- ,- --73, 89 Nest, Carol , 67, 7O,179, 92 Netzinger, Don 36, 48, 55, 72, 79, 92 Neumeyer, Elizabeth 67, 70,171, 93, 95 Nleumeyer, John 28, 64, 67, 70, 71, 81, 82, 86 Nevinski, Greg ,---37, 53, 72, 92 icolaison, Ina 58, 60, 63, 67, 69, 9, 87, 89 Nievinski, Robert 36, 45, 64, 79, 89 rliagbof, Ronald , - - ---,-95 Novak, Carol - - -- ,, .-----95 Nowinski, Judith ,, ,----- 95 Nowinsky, Sidney - 36, 79, 89 Nummi, Darlene , ,-, - ---- 100 O' ray, Virginia - - - , -----95 O', eete, Lorelei , . - -58, 73, 89 Olmsted, Dennis 29 70, 71, 73, 86 Olmsted, Judy 77, 78, 98 Ol n, Herman -13, 64 Ols n, Lawrence , 58, 72, 76 Osl ge, Gary - , , . 55 Ost oski, Arlene 73, 79, 89 Ost oski, Gerald 95 Ost oski, Priscilla 64, 66, 73, 79, 89 Ow n, Myron 70, 71, 95 Ow rski, Peter 37, 48, 64, 72, 92 Pag , Betty 4, 29, 43, 44, 61, 64, 81, 6 Pam net,' Carolyn 78, 98 Pam net, Harriet , 92 128 Parson, James ,- - --72, 92 Pasholk, Lawrence ,29, 75 Paskiewicz, Antoinette , 70, 73, 95 Passow, LoVerne - ----- ----67, 92 Passow, Roger 29, 36, 38, 40, 45, 46, 66, 75, 79, 86 Paszek, Darwin - - -55, 92 Paszek, Randy ,-36, 53, 55 Pauls, Barbara -29, 67, 80, 86 Pauls, Sandra , - - -76, 77, 99 Pauls, Terry , , - -69, 95 Payne, Robert .- -66, 89 Pehlke, Lyle , -- .--99 Peters, Carol -- - -- --- . 8 Peterson, Glenn ,52, 75, 76, 99 Peterson, Joan 67, 70, 73, 79, 95 Peterson, John , - - -37, 75, 95 Petrie, Ronald ---- - -69, 72, 92 Pflieger, Franklin - . , , , --95 Pflieger, Larry 37, 62, 64, 69, 72, 92 Pflieger, Lawrence - - - - -- . -7 Phillipp, Peter - ----95 Platta, Audrey --- .16 Plaza, Norman , , - -- -66, 89 Podalske, Melvin . - ,- ---- -14 Poganis, Juris -, ,,-- -.- ---92 Pontzloff, Lean 29, 73, 76, 82, 86 Pope, Charles ---75, 95 Pope, Janet --, , ----92 Pozorski, Betty , 75, 77, 78, 100 Pozorski, Jan - . , - , - , ,64, 89 Pregont, Lloyd -, - ---78, 98 Pregont, Marion -----, -63, 89 Preisig, Jacob .- - --, ,-----15 Prichard, Gerald , -66, 72, 75, 92 Priebe, Darlene , 63, 79 92 Priebe, Gerald , 37, 48, 92 Prielipp, Ronald 37, 48, 69, 72, 92 Prielipp, Russell 30, 55, 61, 62, 64, 65, 70, 71, 74, 79, 86 Prielipp, Walter 37, 51, 75, 98 Prieve, Richard - 51, 76, 78, 98 Przynylski, Roman A , ---- 95 Quade, Robert - ---69, 95 Radloft, Douglas 30, 61, 64, 65, 66, 79, 86 Radloff, Janet ,. , --.-- 99 Radtke, Gary - ,. ,,,--98, 51 Radtke, Gary -, -.-- --100 Radtke, Roland ,..-54, 64, 89 Radtke, Sharon , , - ,-73, 89 Radtke, Wayne ,. - -54, 72, 92 Ranthum, Mrs, H ,U-,HJ6 Raphoon, Ralph 30, 45, 46, 75, 82, 86 Rauscher, Tennis 64, 78, 89 Rauscher, Robert 30, 55, 64, 66, 79, 80, 86 Raymond, David - -30, 64, 73, 86 Raymond, Rosemary , , -70, 95 Reetz, Cherol . 76, 77, 99 Reich, Garen - - 66, 75, 89 Reich, Ronald , ,37, 50, 95 Remillard, Virginia -----76, 77, 99 Rhyner, Charles ---- - .69, 72, 92 Rhyner, David -- -.---37, 69, 92 Rhyner, Richard 36, 38, 45, 55, 64, 79, 89 102 Richey, Yvonne -. .,2,.... -73, 92 Richmond, Darlene --- ,,,, 69, 95 Richmond, Dennis 51, 76, 77, 100 Richter, Julianne 47, 66, 70, 71, 78, 92 Roble, Betty c,c,,, 67, 72, 73, 92 Roble, Carol - -72, 73, 92 Roble, Jerome --- -- ,... -100 Roble, Kenneth - ,- ., c,..,,,.a 99 Rockman, Oliver - ,,,e. ------95 Rodehaver, Mary 51, 75, 76, 77, 78, 98 Rohde, Lana --, . ........ 99 Rossenbach, Susan -----70, 73 95 Rowell, David - ,-,-- ,,,,, 76, 99 Rucinski, Darlene 4, 30, 47, 63, 66, 74, 78, 79, 80, 86 Rucinski, David 4, 31-, 44, 55, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 80, 84, 86, 102 Rucinski, Roland 37, 50, 62, 70, 71, 95 Rudolph, Mary ---- -----73, 95 Sadowski, Roger , c,,,, 54, 64, 89 Scheel, Douglas - .,.,., 73, 76, 92 Scheelf iris 51, 75, 76, 77, 78, 98 Scheel, Judith ..,,,,,, 69, 73, 95 Scheel, June -----,73, 89 Scheel, Perry - - .a., ,.,e - 95 Schellin, Faye --- ,,a. 14, 78, 79 Schield, Kathleen ----- - ,----9 Schmidt, Gerald a.,, ---- ,---- -95 Schmidtke, David 31, 55, 61, 62, 64, 70, 71, 74, 86 Schmitt, Karel 67, 70, 71, 72, 92 Schmitt, Lawrence - ---, -- .,., -89 Schneider, Lawrence ,,,, 55, 64, 66 Schneider, Sandra --- - ,,.e - 77, 98 Schneider, Virginia ---- ,,..,. -95 Schneider, Vivian --- D... 76, 99 Schoeman, Anton c,..,,c. - ..,c 7 Schuetz, Marilyn - ,,,,, 75, 77, 98 Schulstrom, Ruth 49, 67, 72, 79, 95 Schulz, Clay 36, 38, 45, 46, 79, 92 Schulz, Gale 31, 63, 66, 80, 86 Schultz, Gordon -----, ,--31, 80 Schultz, John ------36, 69, 79, 89 Seeley, Jerry --- .....e.c.- , -.92 Seeley, Shirley 4, 31, 62, 64, 66, 73, 74, 78, 79, 80, 86 Sellers, Mrs. -.- -16 Setula, Judith -- , -100 Setula, Lawrence - ---31, 86 Severt, Judith -,-- -- .100 Shaw, Donald ---.-- - ----. 66, 89 Shaw, Marilyn --- - , -70, 73, 95 Sheptoski, Gladys 58, 60, 63, 64, 78, 79, 89 Shidell, Beverly ---- ,----,...-N98 Shidell, Charlotte --- ----73, 89 Shimkus, Connie -- ...- ,98 Shimkus, Sheila ,-- ------73, 95 Shimkus, Thomas ----- 73, 76, 95 Shorey, Robert Sickler. Gene - Sieg, Marjorie Singkofer, Martin - -- Slivicki, Delores Smith, Lawrence Soper, Henry ---- ----- Soper, Josephine -- Sorenson, Judith - Soukup, Bob -- - Spatz, Darlene Spatz, Ronald ,, --- .--.,-73, 76, 95 -. -so, vo, 71, 95 -ioo -4, 14, 66 - -,---70, 95 - 37, 53, 72, 92 -------95 -, -too -- 17, 98 ---- ,-55 ,---95 -------98 72, Spindler, Jeanette 66, 67, 70, 79, 92 Spindler, Wayne -----.Vv.,-4 , 55 Splitt, Carolyn 67, 70, 71, 72, 92 Spychalla, Victor , - 14, 66, 82, 93 Staege, Darrell ,-----51, 76, 100 Stasiak, Egon .W K .v----- f -99 Stasiak, Elvira eww- 272, 92 Stasiak, Franz - --70, 71, 72, 95 Steif, Mary Ann A W 73, 95 sfeaf, Ronald - ---73, 76, 92 Stein, -Richard . .- - -- - --37, 50, 95 Steinbach, Dale 66, 73, 75, 76, 92 Steinke, Mildred ---.-73, 78, 79, 89 Steinke, Theresa - .- W---- 292 Stencil, Alan ---- Stencil, Stiehm, Howard 15, Stiehm, Jeffery ,--- Stiehm, Sandra ---32, David .L -----14, 77, 51 36, , 53, -76, 77, too 64, 86 100 79 - 76, 77, 78, 99 Stinger, Sally ,- -49, 69, 93, 95 Stoltz, Philip - .- - - ----95 Stoltz, William - .- ----- 32, 86 Stulpin, Diana 58, 60, 63, 66, 70, 78, 79, 87, 89 Stuplich, Betty 32, 61, 70, 80, 86 Stuplich, Don ------W ----- -55 Sturgul, Frances 32, 55, 60, 62, 80, 84, 86 Sturgul, James . --52, 76, 99 Suchomski, Robert --, . - , - ---92 Sullivan, Jerry 52, 76, 77, 78, 100 Suske, Ronald ----, -69, 72, 92 -.. ---- ----- 95 Treu, Rodney ----. ----53, 75 Tushkowski, Joan - .. .-------100 Urban, Stuart 37, 45, 48, 62, 69, 72, 92 Valentine, Anna --- -- --98 Valentine, Elaine - . - , .--100 Valentine, James -- -- -53, 89 Vander Waal, Barbara - -76, 78, 99 Vander Waal, Diane 62, 66, 73, 78, 89 Vander Waal, Ralph 37, 50, 75, 95 Vander Waal, Sandra , - -66, 95 Van Vuren, David - - ------. 51, 98 Vesely, Dennis -------------- 95 Vallenweider, James 36, 38, 79, 92 Wagner, Helen 62, 67, 69, 70, 71, 90, 92 Wagner, Louie 37, 48, 50, 53, 62, 69, 93, 95 Wagner, Vera - .-----------. 102 Waldenberger, Helen 39, 43, 51, 58, 60, 63, 66, 79, 89 Walkish, Edward --- Wanta, Dorothy , Wanta, Steve --- -----95 ---95 -- -- ---- 89 Wardius, Karen ---77, Warpehoski, Camille - Warpehoski, Chester , - -- Weeks, Dave ------ Weiler, Marlene - 78, 98 -73, 89 -67, 95 ----15 -, -------9 Swanson, Richard -- -----95 ----95 John 32, 45, 46, 75, 82 -- -60, 73, 92 --- --- ,-----95 Szarkowitz Alvin Szarkowitz, Jerome Szarkowitz Tamborino, Charles Tamborino, Marie Tauferner Allen . - a -- - -32, so Tauferner, Betty ---- 73, Tegelman, Raymond 66, Tegelman, Robert TePaske, Arie -------- TePaske, Irene ---- 78 79, 89 72, 75, 92 52, 76, 99 -------98 ,---99 TePaske, Johanna -- - ---- --100 Tesch, Bonnie --------77, 78, 98 Tesch, Ronald - --37, 67, 69, 92 Thiele, Duane --- --- - -- 33, 86 Thiele, Janice -- -- -,-- 70, 92 Thomson, Mariorie 73, 78, 79, 89 Tollar, James -- .-- - 73, 92 Tollar, Reginal - , - 73, 95 Trotzer, James 52, 75, 76, 77, 100 129 Wendorf, Arthur ------ 53, 75, 95 Wentzka, Genevieve -63, 79, 89 Wergin, Jeffery ------ -- ------ 95 Wesenick, Jerome --- ---33, 86 Wesenick, Joan ---- ---, ------- 92 Wesenick, Lorraine ---- 70, 73, 89 Whitenack, James -.-----54, 72, 92 Whiteside, Sandra --------. 73, 95 Whiteside, Susan 63, 67, 78, 79, 89 Will, Darrell ,- ---33, 73, 81, 86 Wisneski, Thomas -------- 73, 92 Wodora, Geraldine 33, 64, 79, 86 Wood, Donald - - --- ----- --92 Wood, Jeannie - ------ .---73, 95 Wood, Jim .----------50, 98 Woodward, Dexter 36, 38, 45, 46, 73, 79, 82, 89 Woodward, Lionel ---- - - --.- -98 Woytasek, Robert --------- 33, 86 Wyrcha, Delores 63, 70, 73, 79, 89 Wyro, Jerome -- -.---37, 75, 95 Wysocki, Dorothy --. Wysocki, Gerald --- Wysocki, LeRoy ------ - ---- .---92 ------95 ----33, aa Yeager, Sally 34, 63, 78, 81, 86 Young, Malcolm ----- ---- 15, 45 Zahn, Dale 37, 48, 50, 53, 69, 75, 95 Zahn, Faye --- - ----- 99 Zahrt, Beverly --.- --- ---64, 89 Zander, Marilee --- --69, 73, 92 Zank, Carolyn --- - ------ 95 Zastrow, James 34, 36, 38, 41, 55, Zielinski, Gloria Dawn 4, 63, 73, 89 Zoromski, Beverly 34, 43, 44, 51, 79, 86 Zillman, James 34, 86 63, 64, 78, 79, 82, 86 Zastrow, John - 75, 92 Zielsdorf, John 37, 75, 95 Zoromski ,Donald W - - ,V100 ZQSNOW. Muflene 34. 61. 63. 79. Zimmefm n, Judith 70, 92 Zofomski. PO' 4. .4 449. 67. 95 80. 82. 86 Zimmermln, Karl 15, 51 98 Z0'0m5klf R0be l - A -95 Zastrow, Susan 4, 34, 80, 86 Zyduck, Patricia ,.,, -73, 89 Zieglemeier, Leon ,72, 92 Zyduck, Richard ,, ,. A,.,,., D95 Zieglemeir, Tom , ,95 Zycluck. 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