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

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The Everest chapter of Quill and Scroll was or- ganized in the spring of 1966 to reward those stu- dents who had contributed to the success of the D.C. jet. Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for students who have done outstanding work on a high school pubication. In addition, these juniors and seniors must rank in the upper third of their class scholastically. The purpose of this forty-year-old society is to encourage and maintain high standards in high school journalism as well as to reward individual effort. Yearbook staff members will also be eligible for . fi Quill and Scroll membership. ,W i- Sealed: Linda Goertz, Roger Rung, Carlo Lirzer. Slandifzg: Martha War- pehoski, Sandy Schulta, Roberta Gitchel. Houma A Tof The Evergreen Chapter of the National Honor Society promotes leadership, willing- ness to serve, development of character, and enthusiasm for scholarship. To become a member of the National Honor Society, juniors and seniors must maintain a high B average, and sophomores are admitted on a probationary basis with a slightly higher grade average. The National Honor Society maintains bulletin boards to inform students of school activities, ushers for school events, and uses all the funds it collects throughout the year for other fitting projects. ROW 1: Martha Warpehoski, Paulette Lodholz, Kathy Lerch, Norma Wendorf, Carlo Litzer, Roberta Gitchel, Linda Siferd, Linda Goertz. ROIV 2: Mrs. Slaney, Advisor, Linda Benaszeski, Harvey Kurtz, Gary Kaminski, Doug Tietz, jack Roberts, Bill Merce, Roseanne Olbrantz. 59

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AF-Q I-las emu ROW' 1: Lynda Guenther, Carol Stuplich, Sally Sowinski, Cindy Phillips, Kathy Pflieger, Marliss Schickert, Yemane Russom, Bev Sliwicki, Sue Schulstrom, Jean Roble, Kathy McNamara, Linda McLaughlin. ROW' 2: Darlene Tryba, Linda Setula, Marcy Schulz, Theresa Ogiba, Bill Trotzer, Barbara Zahrt, Irene Paszek, Terry Steckbauer, Cindy Roeske, Linda Siferd, Debby Wetterneck, Amy O'Brien, Jayne Nowinsky. ROI! 3: Dotty Lueck, Jennifer Johnson, LuAnne Messerknecht, Joe Larson, Harvey Kurtz, Dan Christiansen, Gary France, John Krueger, Polly Wergin, Jeff Geiger, Linda Benaszeski, Thomas Derby. ROIV 4: Colleen Sonntag, Kathy Wojicechoxvski, Pat Wendorf, Sally Markrof, Bob VanLieshout, Paul Kuroski, Jack Roberts, Keith Martin, June Schmidt, Nancy Zimbauer, Cathy Sattler, Jeanne Urban. ROIV 5: Pat Newby, JoAnne Webster, Karen Schreiber, Fran Waldenberger, Bonnie VanLieshout, Mary Kort, Julie Bukowski, Marie Schulz, Sandy Truttmann, Marge Erickson, Kathy Stone, Sharon Zastrow, Kay Schreiber. l .rv- R0lV 1: Pat Knutson, Rose Furmanek, Sue Kort, Linda Priller, Nelda Jones, Yemane Russom, Kris Olson, Linda Bendickson, Darlene Leg- ner, Elyse Vifaldinger, Mary Lou Salsieder. ROIV 2: Kay Alvey, Jayne Murkowski, Kathie Felch, Jan Rhyner, Julie Bloedel, Donna Chack, Cathy Gunderson, Susan Fritz, Susan France, Pat Fobes, Lynn Hassel. ROIV 3: Becky Borner, Joan Kuhn, Kathy Lerch, Sharon Muelver, Julie Sowinski, Connie Dassler, Roberta Gitchel, Janice Clark, Annette Blank, Mary Blanchfield. ROIV 4: Barbara Tesch, Anna Ewenko, Gail Mullen, Barb Kasprzycki, Doug Shidell, Gerald France, David Werner, Betsey Gibbs, Norma Wendorf, Kathy Jehn, Jeanne Emerson. ROW 5: Marcia Falk, Linda Ladin, Mary LaPorte, Chris Gierczak, Peggy Abel, Jackie Howland, Linda Falkowski, Jean Knutson, Diane Esker, Darlene Akavickas, Karen Buchkoski. bl