De Soto High School - River Log Yearbook (De Soto, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

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ADVERTISING . . . 2 1 la i 1 S .lv .5 rr ,. .MQ . .. 9 i..f'?R'1't'u - rn . . ,L -' v. -' '-v F ORE WORD WE THE STUDENTS of De Soto High School, in order to always remember the School Year of 1964-1965 Establish in our minds the things we have leamed and the fun we have had Insure the memories of our friends and associates Provide for the time when this period will seem long-departed Promote an everlasting school spirit and Secure the blessings of these days for ourselves and our posterity . . . do Ordain and establish this RIVER LOG for the past year at DE SOTO HIGH SCHOOL WE rv, ., ,--- A ,...1' ' in miie .543 as -a P he:e's beauty in a cheer I in deeds oi kindness too. Therds beauty in the wairn handciasp That makes a friendship true. Priscilla May Mooie-- '--H' in deep appreciation io: his two yeats oi service to the students oi De Soto High Schooi, we, the annual staii, dedicate this 1965 Rivet ing to MR. CONRAD LEE. He has governed us by his words and deeds, guided us through these yeais with consideration and cate, given oi eii to serve the students, and guarded the hixns weiiabeing oi us aii. A,.,-, ,f X SZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSRZSSZZSSZZS52255225SZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZQ ADMINISTRA TIOJV Today, more than ever before, the importance of an education is illustrated by the demands of society. Equally important is that opportunity which we possess-- to pursue a career and future with so much freedom. Treasure the opportunities to learn, explore, improve, develop, and understand, for these cannot be taught. PAUL STELSEL District Administrator E C97 Q g De Soto High School is an educational unit in the American way of life. It is charged with the re- sponsibility of teaching and fostering democracy and with the development of each individual to the extent that he will be able to contribute most to that life. HAROLD ELLIOTT Principal S! L. 1 HN ' - , X 32, . Y ' jf' .' 4K , 22 522552253225S225S2ZS52255225S2255ZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSRSSZZSSZZSS22SS22SS22SS22SS22SS2 FA CULTT D.H.S. FA CUL TT ROBERT DRAKE NORMAN ELLEFSON Commercial Mathematics Science DON EN GEBRETS ON STANLEY FRANK Art Science 1- ' U13 L. ft GENE GRAY DONALD I-IARMELING A WAYNE JOHNSON Social Studies Science Driver's Ed Physical Education Physical Education Coach Coach Coach CONRAD LEE CLARA LEIRMO Guidance English 8 NORMA MONSERUD RAYMOND NEHLS Librarian English A AK . 'V gn Q 5 fi .I ' ' Qiffgal .iftll RAYMOND NELSON MARGARET OLSON NOEL PATTERSON General Shop English English Agriculture Latin Physical Ed. LOIS SIMMONDS DONALD STOW Home Economics Music WILLIS TAYLOR STANLEY WIERSON RONAID WILHELM English Music Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies Industrial Arts Coach 9 Mrs. Bean Mrs. Ghelf G. L. D. G. M. Mrs. Massie Mrs. MLmson f Hf'w A' Helen Hendrickson COOK5 Joyce Ellefsgn iff. ef l . Ay . fi. SECRETARIES f J M . D .45 M ' ' Groves L. Podawitz Horkheimer B. Staats Long M. Wakefield Massie A. Willenberg Olson BUS DRIVERS C USTOD IAN S Mr. Bean Mr. Hanson Mr. Schroeder 10 255225SZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSS225S22SSZZSSZZSSZZSSWZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZS SENIORS . 4. S.. fi 1 Ronald Groves Edith Gratke Sandra Hartley PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Qt' Charles Pedretti ADVISORS: W. Taylor, H. Elliott, L. Simmonds, N. Monserud TREASURER As we the Seniors of 1964-1965 approach graduation we pause to reflect on our past four years --the gulp in the throat that first dayg our first school activitiesg and who will forget home- coming, the prom, and the senior class playg and those wonderful concerts? We look ahead now to a more promising future filled with problems to challenge us to achieve greater heights. We take this opportunity to thank deeply our parents and our teachers who have made these years possible. CONNIE AMANN CARMEN AMES I2 LA JAMES BEFF A SANDRA BERGELIN ROBERT BISHOP CHERYL BOHLAND . I PAMELA ANDERSON RIVA ANDERSON DAVID BAKKEN KATHRYN BATES '55 NOLAN EVERSON LINDA FLEMING PHILIP GIANOLI ADRIAN HENDRICKSON CAROL BOLSTAD LA VERN BROWN DAVID BRUDOS DIANE DE FLORIAN ROBERT JEFFERS KAREN JOHNSON ROXANN KLINGBEIL JAN KLINGER KEITH HINZE TERRILL HULL DIANNE JACOBSON MARY JAMBOIS DOUGLAS LEVI CAROLYN MCCOLLOUGH LYNDA MAGNUSON SHIRLEY MASSIE ALAN KOPAN LINDA KRAUSE BRIAN KRUGER KERMIT ' LADWIG . I SI-IERRY MELLEM RALPH MICHEL HATTIE MORRISON LARRY MUELLER ' a 1 I I Q 17 I JUDY MYI-IRE TERESA NIEMYJSKI LANA PHILLIPS ALLEN ROSS LEWIS ROSS DAN RUEGG THOMAS RUTTER GLORIA SCHLICI-IT fa .I m cj' ,849 I A 1' 1 1 I8 ROBERT SEYMOUR SUSAN SLAMA BARBARA SMITH JEANINNE SPALLA -J DAVID VENNER LARRY VENNER ROBERT WEINBERG SHIRLEY WILLIAMS HARLAN SPRINGBORN KATHRYN STRASSER ELDON TOWNSEND LYNN UMBERGER BADGER BOY Robert Seymour RECIPIENT of the SPADE Robert Weinberg BADGER GIRL Kathryn Strasse: WE THE SE IORS ARE A WARDED BADGER BOY Robert Weinberg RECIPIENT of the SPOON Sandra Bergelin F L 20 REC IPIEN T of the MIRROR Ronald Groves 1 .v nnnrmMfnluuuxmggm CLAIQEAN N RAY C0 N I JEFF- , ,df ff ZSQZSQZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZ255225522552255225S225S22SS22SS22SS225S225522SS22SS225S225S225 j UMQRS 9. 1 VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT M. Jacobson T. Inman TREASURER ADVISORS A. Leary D. Engebreison S. Wierson SECRETARY D. Harmeling T. Klahn G. Gray The Junior class has found the school year of 1964-1965 to be an exciting one. The class rings were orderedin the spring of 1964. These were received shortly after the beginning of this school year. The first days of school brought the election of class officers and student council representatives. Committees were also set up to start preparing for the fast-approaching Homecoming dance. Nerves grew taut and tension molmted as Homecoming was close at hand. All soon relaxed as the dance was a huge success. The Junior class continued supporting activities and participating in social events. The latest and probably the most important social event was the Junior-Senior Prom. We are now ready for our Senior year. Edward Catherine Patricia Linda Wanda Jennifer Arnold Averkamp Bakken Berra Beyer Boardman lit 22 it . -ag -of 1 421' John Halverson Alan Hanson Carolyn Hartley Lynn I-Iegy Julianne Helgeson N6 Judith Everson Wanda Everson Linda Fj elstad Harlan Flick Carl Fox Willard Buckles Terry Burkum Bruce Cole Roger Cole Sharon Elliott Ar' J Av in , l Q X David Bohland Gary Bolstad Kathleen Bozyske J anic e Britt Loren Buckles in I Z. fn I it' c ! Q Marcia Hendrickson Harold Hill Terry Inman Leroy Jacobson Monte Jacobson Q25 ,gm-.. 1 . R mf, l N- t . gr, -, Civ je- 4 Cf' x.. ,- tu.- f Ruth Jacobson Eloda Johnson Linda Johnson Susan Johnston Marjorie Juen 1 'fi ff-'inf W . - :-r .,.,. . I J I . gf? ..., r g, in s o , Q J A r ' 'J JIT, I ' W 'ffl 'F I ' x ' L Y I 23 . 2' be 4 ir' Terrissa Kinney Trudy Klahn Gerald Kramer Jane Kreuzer Angela Leary Donna Sandy , Aj il . Michael Seymour 1' ,i ,V ' Maurine Simmonds 9 11 Roman Niemyjski , ,' Celia Oliver Diane Oliver Xl:-' ' 1 Robert Oliver , Roger Oliver Pete Paggi ' Leonoth Phillips 'ltfgw if ' f , Karen Rice K J ' ' I. jf Kenneth Rice ,',, V , ,,,,,, Carl Sagler ,F . Q , L V ' , -J Danny Smith Donald Smith Sandra Smith John Spalla Roger Springborn - Marie Townsend I ' John Walleser o Tom Ward .. Edward Weinberg l xi q i 5 Thomas Wakefield S J' TVA' '- fx 1 24 Norbert Mc Collough Roger McDowell a- Mary McElh1nney Susan Marks Rita Michel Ralph Wheeler Tom Willenberg Rita Wilson Lola. Worman NN Russell Young , , Y I- - N. , zmwfpmmvv'VwQssQkQ:Q W we ,ff ',x .ff ,' A1 -as --M ' v fm' A 1.r-2'-TQQSS - . --,A-,'ff ,.f -. '41 Nx,,..'-4 1 , 27. w'3'4,fffpv ,744 f XQR Ng.-.. l J .:,,'f ,g,.v'x,'::7',fpf,1 s. ,, X . . ,' i o gr f 'Y ffffv 'Si , V , ,,4M,p'.'5,4fc,4v. X. w.,N-A. A 2 I ,M ,.,f ff -..- '5' I' ' jf v v 1,1 Zaeifkfffijf wx f '1' fsgfif VY, 31.3.5 W Ek!! J. 'fimfflvo Y ,. M E, '5 1 if DWWEEQYWMQJ X C L : QKQKQKQKQKQ5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q5Q6Q5Q5QUQUQUQUQXQZ OPH OM ORE President--P. Brightg V. President--E. Strasserg Secretary--K. Schroeder Treasurer--J. Stellnerg Advisors--Mr. Frank and Mr. Nelson. The sixty-six Sophomores are proud to be part of De Soto High School. We have had great success in our fund-raising candy stand and sponsoring of a dance We feel we have supported our school and are being repaid by the education we are receiving We are grateful to our class advisors who helped in making our decisions. Sally Averkamp . I.+4--'- ' i T 1 n v dsixf- 4. W W -an 4: Q5 X 'X 3 , -f 1 ' ' 7 s YV Gary Bakken Marcia Bankes Marilyn Bean Marla Bozyske 26 Pamela Bright Teresa Brown Kenneth Clements Cheryl Cole Paul Magnuson Gary Davidson Micheal Davis 1 ' gkf Alan Emerson -.9 ' .4-a 4 ll V Thomas Fjelstad 'X'.:. Sonja Fredrickson Linda Fruth Roger Hanson Holly Hayden 313517 K . :vi Shelby Hendrickson Dale Henry David Henry Barbara H111 x...- .- asa, in 54' ., . J 1 . y 'vi F' if -1-ef-J ' Luella Levendoski William Lockington LaMont McCo11ough Jean McDowell Larry McDowell Marietta McCau1ay Eugene Maxwell I Sharon Johnson Dennis Kearney Patricia Kruger Lloyd Larnpman AF' Betty Honaker Debra Huntington Shirley J ambois Robert Johnson X 1-er? 253' .70 27 Betty Olson Merlin Olson Cheryl Orman Micheal Ostreng ..-I f. v' 1? l E f l 1 1, Terry Steindorf James Stellner Ehzabeth Strasser Judith Syverson Judith Rumsey John Runice Karen Schroeder Charles Smith Roxanne Thompson Linda Paggi Paul Pedretti David Phillips Thomas Regelin , 'rl 'Y Patrick Trussoni Sharon Vangen Jerry Veglahn :argl 2? vii-'mmf .5 4 M 28 Shirley Veglahn John Weber Kenneth Weinberg Bill Williams Mike Williams Nancy Wilson Kathleen Wrobel James Young 4 SIZSSZZSSZZSSZZS522552ZSS225SZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSRSSZZSSRZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSWSSZZSSZ FRESHMEN President--D. Oliverg V. President--S. Rustg Secretary--J. Umbergerg T1-egg- urer--N. Kopang Advisors--Mr. Drake and Mr. Ellefson. We, the Freshman class have experienced a great change of friends, relationships, and most of all, a great change of activities. We Freshmen would like to thank the teachers and even the upperclassmen who have given us so much help and understanding. Q! 3 as If '31 Ki II -f KEN Cindy Ames Andrew Anderson Diane Bergelin Rodney Bolstad Karen Brocklehurst William Brown Andrew Brudos Linda Davidson 1 '-T ' Richard Davis l Donald DeFlorian Gerald DeLong Dianne Egge Nancy Elliott WF5' Kathleen Bickson Norman Pj elstad Diane Flick Daniel Fox Robert Gianoli 191, T-- lv Sur UV. 3 - 4,-5, ,-Q?-H I 2 i , 30 9- ' XP 3 1 X731 f X- IM nl: i' 1' IX V J . r Hb' up-'L' ' fi ww . A XV' , Jerry Huntington Daniel J acobus Janice Johnson Susan Kinney Nancy Kopan Carol Gilman Linda. Goodman Bonnie Hanson Ronald Hanson Kenneth Hass 19 f Q55 7-rs? Marla Nasseth Ulick Niemyjski David Oliver Rodney Rasque Sharon Rust Lester Levendoskl Bradley Magnuson Merle Martin Janet Mellem Bruce Myhre Linda Slack John Slama John Smith Leon Steele Francis Steindorf 31 Karen Stokke Jeanette Strasser Joanne Urnberger Patrick Umberger Wayne Umberger Ramona Ward Christine Weber Joan Weinberg Bonnie Wheeler William Yaun 32 X, S5225SZZSSRZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSIZSS WE THE STUDENTS ENJOY A CTIVITIES HOMECOMI G W THEME: In the Misty Moonlight COLORS : Maroon and Gold BAND: Silvertones 1963 KING AND QUEEN Lynn Umberger Linda Fleming 1964 KING AND QUEEN Larry Mueller Jane Kruezer COURT C. K. L. R D R Orman--A. Kopan Wrobel--D. Venner Berra--H. Flick Jacobson--M. Seymour Sandy--T. Inman Thompson--C. Fox 34 THEME: Summer Place COLORS : Pastels BAND: Dan Kaye 8: Orchestra 1963 QUEEN Sz KING Patty Elliott Dwight Worman fln the absence of Robert Sandy, PR OM 4 F 35 1964 QUEEN 8: KING Sandra Bergelin Robert Seymour COURT L. Krause--L. Umberger H. Morrison--L. Brown E. Pedretti--L. Mueller S. Hartley--J. Klinger C. Bohland--H. Springborn P. Anderson--P. Gianoli Concert on the River Magazine Sales DJ-LS. A CTIVITIE Junior Cheerleaders The Tommy-Gun Pla 36 Y 1 Q-,'q,54'f ' Practice Director, Mr. Stow GIRLS GLEE CLUB TOP ROW from left to right: L. Berra, W. Beyer, J. Helgeson, N. Elliott, J. Syverson, L. Worman, C. Hartley, C. McCo11ough, R. Klingbeil, E. Suasser, K. Rice, S. Johnston. SECOND ROW: C. Cole, R. Thompson, C. Ames, S. Smith, R. Michel, C. Slack, B. Hanson, T. Hull, E. Johnson, L. Goodman, K. Wrobel, T. Klahn. THIRD ROW: J. Mellem, M. Bean, S. Vangen, S. Rust, J. Johnson, C. Ames, K. Erickson, J. Strasser, D. Jacobson, N. Kopan, D. Bergelin, K. Schroeder. FOURTH ROW: P. Bright, L. Slack, L. Davidson, L. Johnson, H. Hayden, N. Wilson, M. McE.lhinney, R. Ward, L. Levendoski, P. Kruger, S. Orman, J. Umberger. N E .V V V ,Y QM Ji V Vbv' I 1 i 5, iw Y .. i - 1 I 1 - F HR b it w 1 l W 1 , S 1 1 - .. .5 . . V Y' - 9 1' I - ' 'I - Ke .3 N - M . i if. mg, ' X ' ' Q, - iii: -:f ,,:, 5 fa le- 'gf a- Q., V is W 'Ml' - 441 . R .iz .,-w 1' ,h , W w QAYWQ L a Q . ' faq, t 1 ,, - M , -, -. .. 2 - ' ' 'K v ' -. 2 H ' P if .L on . .. - -or , f , .2 1, I it y , . -. 41.1 n- I ' L 1 3 8 TOP ROW from left to right: L. Lampman, T. Regelin, D. Smith, R. Oliver, R. Oliver, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: P. Umberger, K. Weinberg, N. McCo11ough, R. Bishop, L. Brown, B. Jeffers. TI-HRD ROW: A. Brudos, R. Bolstad, J. DeLong, A. Anderson, D. Oliver. The Boys' Chorus is a new vocal organization at DHS. During the school year, they performed in concerts, along with the Girls' Glee Club and Band. They also participated at the district contest. The Boys' Chorus, combined with the Girls' Glee Club, formed the newly organized Mixed Chorus. BOYS CHORUS 39 r-..- nl. ' SELECT BA D Concert on the River Left BACK: E. Gratke, K. Johnson, L. Fleming, L. Krause, L. Worman. MIDDLE: R. Jacobson, D. Sandy, J. Weber. FRONT: M. Hendrickson, S. Vangen, C. Weber, C. Cole. Center BACK: M. Bean, P. Bright, R. Bishop, T. Regelin. MIDDLE: L. Berra, A. Hendrickson, T. Rutter, J. Syverson. FRONT: R. Thompson, K. Schroeder, T. Inman, J. Stellner. Right BACK: M. Seymour, L. Lampman, R. Oliver, R. Oliver, R. Seymour. MIDDLE: P. Umberger, T. Burkum, D. Oliver, B. Cole. FRONT: M. McE1hin.ney, T. Willenberg, S. Bergclin. This year the Select Band repeated its performance at Blackhawk Memorial Park. On December 22 they presented a television program, Christmas Follies, over WKBT. Mr. Wierson Director 40 Mr. Wierson Director About 65 students comprised the Concert Band this year. They presented four con- certs throughout the year and participated in the Spring Contest. This year they also took part in the Spring Bcchange Concert at Prairie du Chen. CONCERT BA D Mr. Wierson Director E. Arnold G. Davidson Flag Bearers CORONETS: B. Cole, M. Bean, D. Oliver, K. Schroeder, T. Burkum, T. Regelin, I.. Berra, R Shepard, K Errckson, A Brudos. TROMBONES: R. Seymour, R. Oliver, R. Oliver, J. Syverson, P. Umberger. BARITONES: M. Seymour, R. Bishop. TUBA: L. Lampman. FLUTES: M. Hendrickson, S. Vangen, S. Rust, N. Elliott, C. Weber, C. Cole. FREN CH HORN: A. Hendrickson, L. Worman. SAXOPHONES: S. Bergelin, M. McElhin.ney, T. Willenberg, I.. Fjelstad, M. Ostreng, D Bergehn OBEO: P. Bright. MARCH! G BA D CLARINETS: R. Jacobson, D. Sandy, J. Weber, E.. Gratke, K. Johnson, W. Everson, S. Elliott, T. Klahn, M. Nasseth, N Kopan, D. Egge, L. Fleming, L. Krause, K. Simmonds, R. Thompson, M. Townsend, J. Helgeson, C. Gil- man, D. Smith, C. Oliver, J. Stellner. PERCUSSION: T. Inman, A. Hanson, T. Rutter, D. Smith, M. Jambois. The 1964-65 Marching Band of De Soto High School numbered about 73. They participated in several parades and played at college football games throughout the summer and fall. The highlight of this school year was the Holiday Parade, November 28-29 at Chicago, Illinois. This year the members of the Marching Band formed a three-part chorus and participated in concerts throughout the year. 43 gr: . 'Q 3 f-- mei.- Sharif TOP ROW: M. Ostreng, K. Johnson, L. Fleming, M. Hendrickson, L. Krause, J. Helgeson, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: T. Burkum, L. Berra, S. Elliott, S. Vangen, L. Fjelstad, T. Klahn, W. Everson. TI-HRD ROW: T. Rege- lin, J. Stellner, C. Cole, M. Bean, K. Schroeder, R. Thompson, C. Oliver, M. Townsend. FOURTH ROW: T. Willenberg, J. Weber, R. Oliver, D. Smith, T. Rutter, R. Oliver, A. Hendrickson. FIFTH ROW: D. Sandy, B. Bishop, T. Inman, B. Seymour, B. Cole. SIXTH ROW: M. McE1hinney, R. Jacobson, E. Gratke, L. Worman, S Bergelin. FRONT: M. Seymour. This organization consists of those students that participate in contest and win first division. They sponsor a candy sale which is used to purchase sweaters and finance activities. Their sweaters were worn each Monday. Mr. Wierson, Director LTRE CL UB 44 nfclff A ..... 1551011111 5g 'ff'f'1'ff of 6 DH Jl'0 Gp IT- JH ll 1 Y ' 1 i A 1 f 101, H 1 JJ ,bl In K lg plrslyt C 1771 I 1 i S .N , ST' Vgxi N' NX 2552255225S2235225SZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZS OR GA NIZA T10 F.F.A. ..... 5'Y ROW 1--B. Lockington, D. Kearney, T. Burkum, N. Fjelstad, L. Lampman, K. Clements, R. Cole, L. Levendoski, G. Bolstad. ROW 2--D. Henry, J. Runice, W. Umberger, C. Sagler, N. McCo11ough, T. Fjelstad, D. Brudos, W. Buckles, L. Buckles. ROW 3--E. Maxwell, L. McCol1ough, L. McDowell, B. Magnuson, R. Hanson, R. Hanson, H. Springborn, M. Jacobson, R. Springborn. FRONT--R. Bolstad and J. DeLong. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying Vocational Agricultural in public secondary schools. It is a non -profit, non- political, non-sectarian farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other organizations striving for the development of leader- ship, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. Rep.--K. Clements, Treas.--I-I. Springborn, Sec.--D. Brudos, V.P.--M. Jacob- Mr. Nelson, Advisor son, Sen.--B. Lockington, Pres.--T. Wakefield Qnot picturedj. Y , .L 46 MONITORS Af- fx Fhf .A-'R I - First Hour Second Hour Third Hour Gloria Schlicht Lynda Magnuson Karen Rice 1, tx V . 1 . ., l 1, .V -- . - - , :Airs t A -, , Fourth Hour Fifth Hour Sixth Hour Shirley Massie Cheryl Bohland Cheryl Cole Seventh Hour Kathleen Wrobel Hall monitors have the responsibility of recording traffic in the corridors, while classes are in session. The girls have served in this capacity in a very reliable Way. As a result, the corridors are less noisy and classes are not disturbed thus providing better conditions for study. 47 l A , li ROW 1--K. Averkamp, L. Worman, P. Bakken, M. MacCaulay, B. Strasser, P. Bright. ROW 2 J Kruezer, C Cole, J. Syverson, T. Hull, R. Ward, J. Strasser, K. Strasser. ROW 3--S. Vangen, M. Bankes, L Magnuson, K Wrobel, T. Klahn, R. Jacobson, S. Johnston. ROW 4--K. Weinberg, S. Averkamp, N. Wilson, I-I Hayden, R Seymour. Twenty-five students entered into formal speech activities this year. The field of forensics included interpretive read ing of prose and poetry, declamations, oratory, and extern- poraneous speaking. DHS was well represented in the re- gional and district contests. Mrs. Monserud, assisted by Mrs. Olson and Mr. Taylor, guided the forensics program. F OREN SI CS ll COACHES Mrs. Monserud Mrs. Olson MI. Taylor 48 l rc :J CL UB Advisors--G. Gray, R. Wilhelm, D. Harmelingg Officers--D. Venner, Pres., R. Seymour, V. Pres., L. Umberger, Sec. and Treas. This year's D Club has been very active selling concessions at basketball games and wrestling matches. We purchased a new popcorn machine which has provided many pirate fans fresh popcorn at all home con- tests. Our main attraction of the year will be to sponsor an A11-Sports Athletic Banquet in the spring of the year. ROW 1--E. Maxwell, G. Bolstad, C. Fox, D. Bohland, J. Beffa, R. Weinberg, P. Paggi. ROW 2--E. Weinberg, D. Venner, I.. Mueller, K. Rice, H. Flick, R. Oliver, A. Hendrickson. ROW 3--M. Jacobson, T. Inman, M. Seymour, D. Smith, G. Davidson, B. Cole. ROW 4--R. Groves, L. Umberger, B. Bishop, H. Springborn, L. Brown, A. Kopan, R. Seymour. '- --w-1111? 'WT 49 G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization which seems like one big physical education class. Girls from all classes participate in an hour of activity. We play basketball, softball, archery, ard many other sports. Money is raised by selling Pirate booster stickers, pennants, etc. We have an activity once a month- bowling, roller skating, or having a party. We meet once or twice a week in the gym and outdoors when it is warm. ROW 1--J. Helgeson, L. Worman, J. Kruezer, P. Bakken, T. Kinney, J. Britt, L. Johnson, C. Amann, C. Bohland, W. Beyer, ROW 2--C. Slack, R. Wilson, D. Sandy, K. Rice, S. Bergelin, T. Hull, D. Jacobson, A. Leary, L. Berrag ROW 3--S. Mellem, K. Bates, H. Morrison, L. Phillips, L. Krause, J. Myhre, L. Fleming, R. Jacobson, C. Bolstadg ROW 4--C. Hartley, M. Jambois, E. Gratke, L. Magnuson, S. Hartley, T. Klahn, K. Boyzoske, S. John- ston, M. Mclilhinney. 4 . ' , E 1 E F ' f . I F W H? f 5,Q,g,.i1 .'1i1'W. 'l ' ' 113' 50 I .- .... J fi we JI-1..!',,.,,,ll+,,-,H -1 on E 1 re ROW 1--J. McDowell, B. Honaker, K. Brockelhurst, P. Bright, L. Levendoski, P. Kruger, M. Bozyske, L. Paggi, K. Hill, B. Strasser, R.Shephard. ROW 2--S. Hendrickson, B. Hanson, J. Johnson, S. Kinney, S. Fredrickson, R Ward, J. Strasser, D. Egge, D. Bergelin. ROW 3--D. Huntington, L. Slack, M. Bankes, M. Bean, C. Orman, K. Wrobel, S. Rust, R. Thompson, K. Schroeder. ROW 4--J. Umberger, L. Davidson, D. Flick, K. Erickson, L. Goodman, S. Averkamp, N. Wilson, H. Hayden, C. Weber, N. Kopan. L. Fleming--Treasurer, M. Jambois--President, J. Kruezer- Advisor--N. Patterson Vice President, P. Anderson--Secretary. A 21 ,... 6:7 51 LIBRARY CL UB ROW 1: K. Averkampg A. Learyg L. Davidsong D. DeFloriang L. Paggig M. MaCau1ayg K. Johnsong ROW 2 B Honakerg S. Hendricksong J. McDowell3 K. Brockelhurstg S. Rustg D. Jacobsong S. Johnsong R. Shephard, S Jamboisg ROW 3: S. Veglahng T. Browng S. Kinneyg C. McColloughg L. Goodmang M. Boyzskeg K. Hillg K Wrobelg M. Bankes: ROW 4: C. Oliverg S. Marksg S. Averkampg N. Wilsong H. Haydeng L. Johnsong D. Huntington Each girl in Library Club works in the library at least one period during the week. Student librarians learn all the routines of a school library. To keep the library the center for instructional materials as well as for furnishing the student with good books for pleasurable reading, they must have a willingness to help others and a genuine liking for the work. President--A. Leary, Vice President--R. Shephard, Secretary 8: Treasurer--K. Averkamp, 52 Advisor - -N . Mons erud PRO ECTOR CLUB Advisor- -C. Lee President--J. Beffag Vice President--T. Rutterg Secretary--B. Honakerg Treasurer--S. Hendrickson The Projector Club of D.H.S. is for the benefit of the members in learning how to operate projectors and audio-visual equipment connected with the club members' interests. The members also perform services for the teachers and other students. ROW 1: B. Jeffersg J. Spzdlag E. Arnoldg D. Bakkeng J. Beffag K. Ladwigg T. Rutter. ROW 2: S. Kinneyg B. Honakerg J. DeLong3 S. Hendricksong K. Hillg J. McDowell. 53 Q if rw I ' w- E 1 1 ict-L..L15.,4 :ii ? -W --f...,.L.'1'L T. Niemyjskig D. Oliverg K. Strasserg G. Schlichtg M. Bankesg S. Massieg B. Coleg D. Engebretson RIVER LOG STAFF The River Log Staff of 1964-65 consisted of a group of students and two advisors who worked and worried to bring you an annual summarizing this year at De Soto High School. The job consisted of taking pictures, planning and managing pages, typing copy, matching faces with names, and meeting ever-present deadlines. We were fortunate this year to have a responsible and capable editor, who with the help and cooperation from the staff, made this annual possible. We have worked long and hard and present to you your 1965 River Log. AdViSO1' Editor-in-Chief Advisor D011 Engebretson Gloria Schlicht Raymond Nehls - ill li .1 fflilifm 4 'SKU . - 54 SCIENCE CL UB ROW 1: E. Weinbergg R. Jeffersg K. Ladwigg A. Brudosg J. Weberg R. Oliverg R. Oliverg K. Clementsg P. Magnu- song S. Johnstong K. Simmondsg ROW 2: K. Weinbergg P. Umbergerg L. Jacobsong K. Strasserg J. Weinbergg C. Weberg D. Bergeling D. Eggeg L. Goodmang L. Levendoskig ROW 3: R. Bolstadg B. Coleg N. Fjelstadg D. Oliverg P. Krugerg T. Hullg N. Kopang R. Jacobsong D. Sandy. The De Soto Chapter 01907 of the Future Scientists of America can boast of a membership of thirty-five students and a very devoted group of officers. Some of the important purposes of the organization is to learn about scienceg science careersg and the opportunities, responsibilities, and the important role science plays in our de- mocracy. The organization has enjoyed several activities, such as a visit to the science facilities of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin at La Crosse and an interesting nature study hike. We hope the enthusiasm and fine cooperation will continue for many years. President--B. Coleg Vice President--R. Jacobsong Secretary--D. Sandyg Treasurer--K. Weinberg. Advisor--S. Frank i 55 NAD SQUAD I I , r Fd.,-w--f ' v' .. . .. I . 71 M '-MVTT:-B V , ., . li. T. Klahn, K. Wrobel, S. Hartley, I.. Magnuson ' s X I CHEE These are the girls that were chosen last spring to back our '64 football team, A squad wrestling, and varsity basketball teams. They've added pep and school spirit not only at the games but at the many pep assemblies they've sponsored throughout the year. Advisor--N. Patterson Practice MD x 56 ffz-rf SQUAD ADER This year six B squad cheerleaders were chosen in November. These girls have done a good job this year and can well be congratulated. They have given our B squad wrestlers and junior varsity basketball team a rousing backing. M. Bean R. Thompson K. Bozyske X x f, fx f J g, f' . l K, fl, .N .--if Qi U I. it E4 ' PV Xu . - C1 . x -' -I l Lv IL Y X .- ...f if 4 ii A. K. Schroeder C, Orman S. Rust 57 ,U . -V, . , V . , . -' ' ,' A ' ' f 4- .5 .W--111 . m A ST DE T COU CIL President--R. Seymour, Vice President--S. Bergelin, Sec- retary 8: Treasurer--D. Sandy. ROW 1: K. Riceg D. Sandyg S. Bergeling R. Seymourg L. Umberger. ROW 2: J. Strasserg C. Weberg M. Davisg G Davidson. Tha? - gr Advisor--C. Lee The student council of 1964-65 achieved their goals. We revised the dress code, planned the orientation for the coming Freshmen, and worked on several other worthwhile projects which we hope will better our school. 58 TREAS RE CHEST STAFF Advisor--R. Drake ROW 1: S. Massie, C. Weber, D. Egge, D. Bergelin, N. Kopan, L. Davidson, M. Nassethg ROW 2: K. Bates, J. Myhre, L. Phillips, L. Fleming, H. Morrison, L. Krause, S. Hartley, ROW 3: L. Jacobson, P. Umberger, R. Bolstad, D. Fox, J. Klinger, R. Michel, 'll Af Editor--S. Massie The Treasure Chest Staff of 1964-65 operated under the firm guid- ance of the editor. Staff members will perhaps recall the many special meetings called by Shirley, the fun assignments, and the mad, last-minute rush to get each of the nine issues out on time. The members hope that The Treasure Chest has served to entertain, instruct, and inform the DHS student body and bring the high school a little closer to the community. 59 ROW 1: E. Maxwellg P. Pedrettig K. Clementsg P. Trussonig M. Ostrengg B. Honakerg S. Hendricksong L. Leven- doskig T. I-Iammondg ROW 2: B. Lockingtong M. Olsong B. Williamsg L. McDowe11g J. Stellnerg S. Fredricksong M. Bankesg M. McCau1ayg ROW 3: T. Regeling R. Johnsong S. Johnsong S. Averkampg N. Wilsong H. Haydeng T Brown. OPHI S TI CA TES The Sophisticates, the sixth period Sophomore English class, was organized last fall. Its objective was to afford students an opportunity to develop creative talents and methods of expression through taking part in plays. The c1ub's goal was to present a number of skits and plays during the school year with the hope of giving one master production. Secretary--Bill Williamsg Treasurer--Bill Lockingtong President--Jim Stellnerg Vice President--Eugene Maxwell- Advisor--R. N ehls 60 fill. L,X 255225SRSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZ A THLE TICS FO , Q ,, .,,:,- , ,. ,L , ,Q X . . . ROW 1: B. Lockingtong D. Vennerg E. Maxwellg G. Bolstadg P. Paggig M. Jacobsong T. Willenbergg H. Flickg M. Davisg K. Riceg D. Bohlandg ROW 2: G. Bakkeng L. Browng P. Gianolig T. lnmang A. Hendricksong W. Umbergerg A. Kopang G. Davidsong R. Davisg C. Pedrettig ROW 3: B. Coleg L. Muellerg A. Rossg M. Seymourg C. Foxg L. Umbergerg R. Grovesg R. Weinbergg R. Seymour. The 1964 varsity football season began September 4 on the Pirate's field with the team meeting a strong Royall squad. After the first game the Pirates showed strong potential for the coming season. Hillsboro provided the first away game, and again the Pirates were defeated. The team finally broke into the winning column by defeating both Cashton and Wonewoc on successive weeks. A very strong Westby team came to De Soto and spoiled our Dad's Night with a winning score. After losing again to New Lisbon, the team reached their peak with a smashing victory over Onalaska Luther. The tide rolled on as this year's team awarded De Soto with its first Homecoming victory by beating Brookwood 12-O. Riddled with injuries, the team ended its season at Weston by losing. Coaches: D. Harmeling, R. Wilhelm, W. Johnson 62 LL ASquad Brookwood 12-0 Qwonl Royall 6-O flostj Weston 33-18 flostj Hillsboro 14-7 flostj Cashton 20-12 fwonj B Squad Wonewoc 13-6 Qwonj Richland Center 20-0 Qlostl Westby 33-0 Qlostj Cashton 20-0 Qlostj New Liston 19-6 flostj Westby 33-13 Qlostj Onalaska Luther 20-0 fwonj West Grand 20-0, 13-6 Qwonj The B squad football team consisted mostly of freshmen and sophomores. There was a turn out of about twenty-seven boys by the end of the season. The season was not a failure as five games were played, losing three and winning two. The team showed good promise, and with a few more games would have played fine football. The longest rtm of the season was made by Bill Williams who ran a kickoff back for 85 yards against a powerful Westby eleven. ROW 1: T. Fjelstad, F. Steinforfg A. Emersong E. Weinbergg J. Slamag B. Myhreg B. Magnuson. ROW 2: R. Gianolig J. Stellnerg D. Foxg A. Andersong J. I-Irmtingtong L. Levendoskig D. Jacobus. W 63 and mp K mf Q sf F! -Ly.. ., rw: ix 3 Q' 4qn.'ii:?' F B. Krugerg A. Hansong F. Steinforfg H. Flickg K. Riceg L. Muellerg L. Umbergerg T. Willenbergg M. Davisg G. Davidsong B. Williamsg T. Inmang Managers: L. Rossg P. Trussonig B. Cole. BASE For the varsity it was a year of building. Losing all five starters from last season's squad, it took a few games before the yearlings gained experience and confidence. As the season progressed they improved steadily and were a team to be reckoned with. Larry Mueller will be the only member lost from the first five, although his absence will be felt, as he led the team in scoring and rebound- ing. The Pirates are looking forward to the 1965-66 season. Coach--D. Harmeling The Pirates In Action 64 Managers: J. Klingerg P. Trussoni, ROW 1: T. Ward, M. Jacobsong R. Davis, N. Fjelstadg A. Emersong W. Um bergerg K. Clements, D. Oliverg ROW 2: J. Stellnerg R. Rasqueg L. Levendoski, L. McDowell, J. Slamag D. Jacobus. TBA LL The B team was composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores. For most of the boys this was their first year of basketball, so a large per cent of the time was spent on the fundamentals. The starting five for most of the season were as follows: center, Alan Emerson--Sophomore, forwards, Francis Steindorf and Wayne Umbergerg guards, David Oliver and John Slama--all Freshmen. Coach--W. Johnson 65 . 1 Graduating Members: A. Kopan, C. Pedretti, R. Weinberg, A. Coach--Gene Gray Hendrickson, D. Venner, A. Ross, R. Seymour. WRESTLI G The 1964-65 Wrestling Squad got off to a good start by defeating arch-rival Westby in a hard fought match. The boys continued the good showing throughout the year and have a record to be proud of. The 12 man varsity was made up of Bob Weinberg, Bob Seymour, Adrian Hendrickson, A1 Kopan, Carl Fox, Dave Bohland Gary Bolstad, Pete Paggi, Gene Maxwell, Don Smith, John Halverson, Ed Weinberg, Al Ross, and Rodney Bolstad. ROW 1: C. Pedret1:i3 J. Ytui, A. Ross, B. Lockington, R. McDowell, T. Fjelstad, P. Magnuson, L. Lampman, R. Oliver, B. Magnuson, R. Gianoli, R. Johnson, J. Huntington, ROW 2: D. Fox, R. Seymour, D. Venner, C. Fox, D. Bohland, R. Weinberg, A. Kopan, E. Weinberg, G. Bolstadg A. Anderson, ROW 3: P. Paggi, D. Smith, E. Maxwell, A. Hendrickson, J. Halverson, R. Bolstad. .,.. . -. Coaches: R. Wilhelm, G. Gray QU I-I. Flick, D. Venner, D. Bohland, C. Fox, G. Bolstad, P. Paggi, P. Gianoli, B. Lockington, K. Hinze, C. Pedretti, Q21 K. Clements, P. Magnuson, B. Bishop, L. Levendoski, L. Lampman, J. Yttri, R. Johnson, R. Oliver, R. McDowell, B. Kruger, Q31 E. Maxwell, J. Stellner, R. Gianoli, E. Weinberg, R. Oliver, N. McCo1lough, K. I-lass, B. Cole, Q4j D. Fox, T. Inman, M. Seymour, R. Weinberg, T. Willenberg, A. Ander- son, J. DeLong, G. Bakken, L. Brown, TRA CK-BA SEBA LL son, A. Hanson, Q21 B. Lockington, W. Umberger, R. Davis, A. Emerson, K. Rice, R. Weinberg, R. Bolstadg Q31 R. Groves, L. Umberger, L. Muel- let, M. Davis, G. Davidson, B. Williams, D. Smith. ,Y . W , ,, .... Coach--D. Harmeling N 67 Q11 A. Kopan, A. Ross, E. Maxwell, T. Fjelstad, T. Wakefield, M. Jacob- IN53,-' V f - - - f -. 1- - ' - ee wwf ' WE THE OUTSTA DI G ATHLETES ARE H O ORED I... gimp-rvv1 ROW 1: L. Mueller, J. Beffa, R. Weinberg, A. Hendricksong ROW 2: Browng ROW 3: R. Groves, L. Umberger, A. Kopan, R. Seymour. Football Captains C. Fox, L. Umberger WRESTLING SCORES Hillsboro 42-2 fwonj Westby 27-21 Qwonj Aquinas 38-17 fwonj Royall 45-8 fwonj Central 28-15 Qwonj Royall 32-12 fwonj Blue River 40-6 Qwonj Aquinas 40-18 Qwonj Westby 37-12 fwonj GRADUATING D CLUB MEMBERS D. Venner, R. Bishop, H. Springborn, L. Jaap, Basketball Captains L. Umberger, L. Mueller 1 ' - Larry Mueller Wrestling Captain First Team A11 Conference R. Weinberg 68 Q Q 255225SZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSS22SS22SS22SS22SS22SS22SS2ZSS2ZSS22SS2ZSS2ZSS2 OUR ERA SCHOOL CALENDAR 1 964- l 965 August 27: School opens for another year September 4--October 30: Football Season September 8: Class of- ficers chosen ' September 29: Start of all-school magazine September 7: Concert at Battle Island September 18: School closes for fair October 30: End of first quarter -8 sales October 23: Homecoming November 4-6: Teachers' convention November 8-14: National Education Week SENIOR DIRECTORY Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: the future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. . . . Jules Jusserand COLORS: Black and Gold FLOWER: Yellow Rose MOTTO: Small the diplomas, but mighty the effort to win it. CONNIE AMANN: General--GAA l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,23 Pep Club 2. CARMAN AMES: General--Glee Club 1,3,4g Latin Club 3. PAMELA ANDERSON: General--GAA 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3: Pep Club 2. RIVA ANDERSON: General- -Newspaper 35 Latin Club 3. DAVID BAKKEN: General--Rod and Gun Club lg Wrestling 2. KATHRYN BATES: General--Glee Club l,2,3g GAA l,2,3,45 Newspaper 4. A JAMES BEFFA: General--Projector Club l,2,3,4g Football 25 Science Club 25 Wrestling 2. SANDRA BERGELIN: College Prep--Band l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,4g Lyre Club 2,3,4g Class President 25 Student Coun cil 4. 1 ROBERT BISHOP: General-.-Band 1,2,3,4g Lyre Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,4g D Club 2,3,4g Student Council 2. CHERYL BOHLAND: General--Glee Club l,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3, Pom-Pom can 2,3,4g Monitor a,4. CAROL BOLSTAD: General--GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3. LA VERN BROWN: General- -Football 2,3g Wrestling 2,3. DAVID BRUDOS: General--Basketball lg Wrestling 33 FFA 1,2,3,4. 70 November 16: Lyceum November 17--February 26: Basketball season November 21: Fall Con- November 23--March 18: cert Wrestling Season November 25-27: Thanks- November 28-29: Band giving Vacation goes to Chicago DIANE DE FLORIAN: General--Library Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Pep Club 3. NOIAN EVERSON: General--Track 2,3,45 Football 35 Wrestling 2,4. LINDA FIEMING: College Prep--Band 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Choir 1,45 Student Coun- cil 2,35 Forensics 3,45 Newspaper 45 Cheerleading 25 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 3. PHIL CIANOLI: College Prep--Football 3,4. EDITH GRATKE: couege Prep--Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,45 Lyre Club 2,a,4, Latin Club 2,35 GAA 1,25 sci ence Club 25 Class Secretary 1. RONALD GROVES: General--Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Class President 4. SANDRA HARTLEY: General--Glee Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 45 Cheerleading 3,45 Newspaper 45 Pep Club 2. ADRIAN I-IENDRICKSON: College Prep--Baseball 15 Track 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. KEITH I-IINZE: General--Track 15 Wrestling 25 Basketball 2. TERRILL HULL: College Prep--GAA 15 Library Club 15 Glee Club 2,3,45 Pom-pom girl 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3. DIANNE JACOBSON: General--Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Pep Club 3. MARY JAMBOIS: College Prep--Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 GAA 1,2,3,4. ROBERT JEFFERS: General--Projector Club 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Rod and Gun Club 1. 71 December 18--January 4: Christmas vacation Dec ember 19: Christmas Concert December 5: Band takes first at Prairie du Chien I gl l . 3' 'rl December 22: Band per- forms on WKBT January 15: End of first semester January 5: Cheerleading replacements--Marilyn Bean, A squad5 Carolyn Hartley, B squad. January 27: Sadie Haw- kins Night February 13: Mauston Wrestling Tournament KAREN JOHNSON: General--FHA 1,25 Library Club l,2,3,45 Band 1,z,a,4. ROXANN KLINGBEIL: College Prep--Glee Club 3,4. JAN KLINGER: College Prep--Football 2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Band 15 Newspaper 4. ALAN KOPAN: College Prep--Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 3,45 D Club 3,45 Band 15 Class Vice President 2. LINDA KRAUSE: College Prep--Band 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 15 Newspaper 45 Pep Club 2,3. BRIAN KRUGER: College Prep--Track 2,35 Football 35 Basketball 4. KERMIT LADWIG: College Prep--Track 15 Science Club 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Projector Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,s. DOUGIAS LEVI: General--Projector Club 35 Science Club 35 Basketball 4. CAROLYN McCOLLOUGH: General--GAA 1,25 Library Club 1,45 Clee Club 2,4. LYNDA MAGNUSON: College Prep--Fornesics 1,2,35 GAA 1,45 Cheerleading 3,45 Science Club 25 Student Council 35 Annual Staff 45 Latin Club 35 Class Secretary 3. SHIRLEY MASSIE: College Prep--Library Club 1,2535 Newspaper 253,45 Editor 45 Annual Staff 45 Latin Club 2, Band 15 Monitor 4. SHERRY MELLEM: General--clee Club 1,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1, Pep Club z,3. RALPH MICI-IEL: General--Newspaper 4. 72 3 February 15: Doug Kinney 1 ,xr - V 1, --Vi F V Lyceum Q, ' - .S - .- 3 I ,,4 ' : V' P5 1 3 3, si . 3 :wr . -:- ' 1' I . ' 5 1 . W A ' , it March 5-61 Regional March 6: League Forensic Wrestling Contest March 12'-13: Sectional Wrestling Tournament March 16: Art Hodes March 18: State Wrestling Lyceum Tournament March 19: End of Third March 20: District March: Winter Concert Quarter Forensic Contest April 2: WWEA Con- vention March- -May: Track March--June: Baseball Season Season HATTIE MORRISON: General--GAA 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,33 Newspaper 4. LARRY MUELLER: College Prep--Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 D Club 3,45 Mixed chorus 1,z,4. JUDY MYHRE: College Prep--GAA 1,2,3,43 Newspaper 43 Pom-porn girl 23 Pep Club 2,3. TERESA NIEMYJSKI: College Prep--FHA 13 Annual Staff 334. CHARLES PEDRETTI: College Prep--Track 3,43 Football 3,43 Wrestling 3,43 D Club 3,43 Class Treasurer 4. LANA PHILLIPS: College Prep--Pep Club 2,33 GAA 1,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,33 Newspaper 4. ALLEN ROSS: General--Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Wrestling 2,3,43 Baseball 2,33 Mixed Chorus 13 D Club 2,3,4. LEWIS ROSS: General--Basketball 13 Projector Club 13 Football 33 Wrestling 2,3. DANIEL RUEGG: General. THOMAS RUTTER: General--Projector Club 1,2,3,43 Science Club 2,35 Track 1,43 Wrestling 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Basketball 13 Band 3,4. GLORIA SCHLICHT: College Prep--GAA 13 Library Club 1,2,33 Student Council 33 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor 4s Monitor 3,45 Class Secretary 2. ROBERT SEYMOUR: College Prep--Band 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball ls Track 2,35 Wrestling 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,43 President 43 D Club 2,3,43 Lyre Club 1,2,3,43 Forensics 3,45 Mixed Chorus lg Class President 3. 73 April 10: State Forensic April 10: Solo and En- April 15-20: Easter Contest semble Contest at La Vacation Crosse May 8: Music Contest at La Crosse 5:23 C a g 1 w,l,?i.geL!f5, 1 :iAlsYe:rf v! i77Tifx1, ' . . 4 51 'iff 1 fi MAY Zlf C1255 Night , sift f A ml.-ffe '- - F April: Senior Class Play- May 1: Prom CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN May 25: End of Second May 23: Baccalaureate Semester May 26: Graduation SUSAN SLAMA: General BARBARA SMITH: General--Library Club l,2,3,4. . .TEANINNE SPALLA: College Prep--Library Club 1,25 Science Club 35 Student Council 3. I-IARLAN SPRINGBORN: General--Rod and Gun Club 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2. KATHRYN STRASSER: College Prep--Forensics l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 43 Latin Club 2,33 Science Club 43 Glee Club 4. ELDON TOWNSEND: General--Baseball 1,2,3,4. LYNN UMBERGER: College Prep--Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,43 FFA lg Student Council 45 Class Vice President 1,3. DAVID VENNER: College Prep--Football 3,43 Baseball 4. LARRY VENNER: General--Projector Club 1,2,3. ROBERT WEINBERG: College Prep--Science Club 1g Wrestling 2,3,4g Track 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 D Club 3,45 Class Treasurer 2. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS: General--Glee Club 3. 74 51?-fg . . XT .K K - 3551. T YQQL SSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZS52255225S2255ZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSS2255 WHA T THE CA T BROUGHT IN ..-Q .bf fl ' 'Jifgx 'Nl V ,fis- . lik I , IF- T P s jQ' 9 76 l'N 413 1 , I valedictorians. Robert Weinberg Co-valedictorian i class. Sandra Bergelin Salutatorian Being a citizen of the United States is a priviledge. A good citizen must possess the qualities of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. 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