Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

0 e € S tr c WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958, DEDICATE OUR ANNUAL TO MR. CLARENCE ZIER AND MRS. MARY KOEHLER. BY YOUR HELP AND COUN 5EL THROUGH THE YEARS YOU HAVE GUIDED US SUCCESSFULLY ALL THE WAY. WE 'VISH TO SAY THANKS FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE TO PREPARE US FOR THE FUTURE 91268808 FACULTY CLARENCE ZIER B.ED. BUSINESS EDUCATION WHITEWATER STATE COLLEGE MARY KOEHLER B.S. ENGLISH PHYSICS STEVENS POINT COLLEGE BLANCHE HEMPMTT.T, B.S. ENGLISH HISTORY STEVENS POINT COLLEGE ROBERT WEIDNER B.S. M.A. BAND CHORUS MILWAUKEE STATE COLLEGE CLAIRE ABRAHAMSON B.S. HOMEMAKING UNIVERSITY OF WI 'CONSIN FRANCIS FLAHIVE B.S. COACH —SOCIAL STUDIES MILTON COLLEGE JOAN BAKER HILLTOP SCHOOL HAROLD GORH B.S. RIVER FALLS COLLEGE JOYCE HANSON INTERMEDIATE GRADES CENTRAL STATE TEACHERS ALFRED ■•.HITE SEVENTH c EIGHTH GRADES TAYLOR COUNTY NORMAL JANIS TISCHENDOKF PRIMARY GRADES STEVENS POINT COLLEGE . Chorus 1,2,4; Jr Prom King 3; Forensics 2,4; Cattle Judging Team 2, 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Instrumental Duet 2,3; Band x,2,3,4- Boys Quartet 4; Annual Staff 4; Baritone Solo 3; Madrigal 4; Student Council officer 4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Ag Judging 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Baseball 3,4, Paper Staff 3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; D Club Officer 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; Senior Ball Court 4; Boys Quartet 4. DONNA DOBERSTEIN WTHERE IS A LITTLE BIT OF BAD IN EVERY GOOD GIRL Y-0 FREDRICK BARTNIK FRITZ THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY QUESTION, MY SIDE AND THE WRONG SIDE? Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library 1,3,4 Madrigal 4; Class Play 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 3; Band 1, 2,3,4. ALVIN BLAZEL AL ITS GREAT TO BE ALONE, ESPECIALLY WHEN THERE'S A GIRL WITH YOU Forensics 2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Prom Court 1. Chorus 1,2,4; Forensic 1,2; State Judging 3; Basket Ball manager 1; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pron Court 3,4- JONATHON GILBERT (JOHN) NOTHING IS MORE USEFUL THAN SILENCE F.F.A'. Judging Team 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Forensics 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Annual 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Paper Staff 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Prom Court 3,4. WILLIAM F1ERKE (BILLY) GIRLS AhE BOTHERSOME, BUT I LIKE BEING BOTHEhED THE SUN IN HER SMILE, THE MOON IN HER EYES, BUT WHEN SHE GOES OUT OH MY! MARK GEIGER •THERE ARE THREE GREAT MEN IN THE WORLD, MY- SELF AND I FORGOT THE OTHER T’'T0 N� am Marshfield High 1; Loyal High 2,3;Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. Band 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Clarinet Solo, Duet Trio 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Newspaper Staff 3. CAROL LUDWIG Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Prom Court 1, 3; I WOULDN'T THINK OP DOING ANYTHING WRONG I DO IT WITHOUT THINK- ING LOIS KLEMSTSON (KLEM) 'A PRETTY BLOND PRETTY SMILE WITH A Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3; Duet 3, Solo 1,3,4; Madrigal 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual - taff 3,4; Forensics 2 Class Play 3,4; Home- coming Queen 3; Class Officer 2; Sr. Ball Court 4; DUANE LUDWIG (DUKIE) WHY WORK WHEN SLEEP YOU CAN Band 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Sr. Ball Queen 4; Forensics 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1 2,3,4; Class Officer 1 3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Paper Staff 3; Prom Court 3; RUTH KRUEGER (RUTHIE) IN SCHOOL A 0UI3T LASS SHE SEEMS TO BE, BUT WHO KNOWS IF IT'S TRUE WHEN SHE'S FREE I Baseball 2,3,4; D Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Annual - taff 4; Volleyball 3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Watertown 1; Colby 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Forensics 1 2,3i4; Library Club 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Solo 4; Class Play 3,4; Cheer- leading 2,4; Pep Club 2; Paper Staff 3; DENNIS POPE (DENNIE) NOT A IIT; NOT A FLIRT, NEVER BOTHERED BY A SKIRT JO-ANN MARTENS (JO) SHE IS PEPPY, NICE AND SWEET----THE KIND ONE LIKES TO MEET HONORABLE CONDUCT AND NOBLE DISPOSITION MAKE WOMEN CREAT Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Class Play 3, 4; F.F.A. 1; TT JOHN ORTLIEB n annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Class Play 3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Oakwooi High, Oregon 2 Alexander High, Nekoosa 1; Rhinelander High 3; Forensics 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; A MAN OF FEW WORDS Band 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Cornet solo, duet, Quartet 3,4; Chorus 1. 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3 4; irom Court 3 Annual Staff 4; DOROTHY SCHOPPER (DOTTIE) GENERALLY SPEAKING, A WOMAN IS-----GENERALLY SPEAKING SHARON SAUTER A SMILE FROM EAR TO EAR, WITH MSVER A FROWN TO DIM HER CROWN Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1,2 3,4; Prom Court 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3 Forensics 2;Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Quartet 1,2,3; Solo 4; Duet 3,4; Madrigal 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Prom Court 3; Class Officer 2,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class PI y 3,4; Badger Girls State 3; Library Club 1,4; LAWRENCE SEIDEL (LARRY) HE'S HERE FOR AN EDU- C TION, IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE JANET SCHIFERL READY SMILE, HELPING HAND, QUALITIES THAT STRENGTHEN FRIENDSHIPS BAND Base!all 2,3,4; D Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2 ,3, 4; Volleyball 3,4; Sr. Ball King 4; Forensics 2; Homecoming Court 4; Annual Staff 4; Chons 1,2; Class Officer 3,4 Class Play 3,4; Prcm Court 3; Basketball 2; F.F.A. 1 2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; Paper Staff 3j Band 1,2; State Judging 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; v Drummond 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Forensic s 4; Chorus 1 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; PAULINE WEBSR ITS BETTER TO BE SMALL A ID SHINE, THAN TO BE BIG AND CAST A SHADOW LAWRENCE STwLZEL (LAWRKNCIE) IF SCHOOL IS LIBERTY, GIVE ME DEATH Vocal Solo, Duet 1, 3,4 Flute Solo, Duet 1,2, 3 4; Madrigal 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 ; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Forensics 1 , 2,3,4; Class Officer 2 3; Paper Staff 3; Prom Court 1; Prom Queen 3; MOTTO EVER ONWARD THE RUBY STONE DISTANT FULL OF FUN AND MIS- CHIEF TOO;DOING THINGS SHE SHOULDN’T DO STARS LARKY SEIDEL HONOR STUDENTS JANET SCHIFERL f VALEDICTORIAN BLUE PAULINE V.'EBER D.A.R. COLORS and FLOWER SALUTATCRIAN BETTY CROCKER AWARD WHITE BLUE-TIPPED CARNATION SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1958, of the City of Dorchester, Clark County, State of Wisconsin, being of sound mind and body, and not acting under fraud or unjue influence of anybody or anything, do make, publish, and declare, this our last will and testament, in the manner following, that is to say: We, the class of 58, will our so-named knowledge to the Ireshmen class. We, the class of '58, will our studious ways to the sophomores. We, the class of 58, will our faculty to the Juniors. We, the class of ’58, will our good times to the teachers. I, Freddie Bartnik, will my juggling ability to Quentin Gipp. I, A1 Elazel, will my mohawk to Bob Gonnering. I, Donna Doberstein, will my ability to write letters to Sharon Marcott. I, Marlis Fenske, will my hair to Yul Brynner. I, Billy Fierke, will my height to Wanda V, so she can see what's going on in this world. I, Mark Geiger, will ray Ford to Mr. Flahive. I, Jonathon Gilbert, will my quiet ways to Don Krueger. I, Rita Johnson, will my clarinetist ability to Karen Grewe. I, Lois Klemetson, will leave with all I have. (I need itl) I, Ruth Krueger, will my promptness to James Sorenson. I, Carol Ludwig, will leave this building without a pass. I, Duke Ludwig, will my Social Problems Book to anyone who's hun- gry for baloney. I, Jo-Ann Martens, will my pixie hair cut to anyone who wants it. I, John Ortlieb, will my ability to sleep in school to anyone who needs more sleep than he can get at night. I, Dennis Pope, will my bashfulness to Karen Robida. I, Alvane Red Eagle, will my dancing ability to Wayne Underwood. I, Sharon Sauter, will my natural curly hair to Kenny Tischendorf. I, Janet Schiferl, will my love for orange pop to Jamie Sorenson. % I, Dottie Scbopper, will leave Eddie Werner sighing with relief. I, Larry Seidel, will my brains to whoever needs them. I, Lawrence Stelzel, will leave with pleasure. I, Ruby Stone, will my ability to blush to Deanna Younker. I, Pauline Weber, will my voice to whoever wants it. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY IN NINETEEN-HUNDRED-AND-SIXTY-EIGHT, OUk CLASS WILL MEET TO CELEBRATE. TO GREET OLD FRIENDS THAT WE ONCE KNEW, AND SEE IF OUR PROPHECY CaME TRUE. BILLY F. IS AIR FORCE BOUND, HE’S FLOWN PLANES THE WHOLE WORLD ROUND. LAWRENCE STELZEL WORKS IN A GARAGE, HE'LL FIX ANYTHING FROM A FORD TO A DODGE. SHARON AND JANET ARE TEACHING HOME-EC, THEY GIVE TnEIR STUDENTS A PAIN IN THE NECK. UP IN ALASKA, WHERE IT'S COOL, WE FIND RUBY TEACHING SCHOOL. FkED IS WORKING AS A BAKER DUKE IS NOW AN UNDERTAKER LARRY S. HAS REACHED GREAT FAME, HE'S A PROFESSOR AT NOTRE DAME. MARK NOW RUNS A BIG CO-OP, PEOPLE SAY, HE'S AT ThE TOP CAROL'S OUT IN HOLLYWOOD, AS A STAR SHE’S VERY GOOD. AL'S A FARMER IN NEW YORK, HIS SPECIALTY IS RAISING PORK. JONATHON FIXES RADIOS, HE KNOWS JUST WHERE EACH PART GOES. RUTH K., RITA AND PAULINE, WEAR NURSES DRESSES, WHITE AND CLE.iN DENNIS HAS A GOOD JOB TOO, HE'S WORKING FOR THE BROOKLYN ZOO. DONNA RUNS A BEAUTY SHOP, JO-ANN IS A LADY COP. DOTTIE S. IS A SECRETARY, ALL DAY SHE'S ON HER BOSSES KNEE. KARLIS IS LIVING IN TENNESSEE, HER HUSBAND WORKS THERE, FOR NBC. JOHNNY ORTLEIB DRIVES A TRUCK, DELIVERING GOODS FOR SEARS-ROEBUCK ALVANE'S PREPARING FoR A W„R, SHE'S IN THE WOMANS ARMY CORPS. LOIS DOESN'T HAVE A CARE, SHE'S MARRIED TO A BILLIONAIRE. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 30, 1954, 36 new faces entered Dorchester High School. We elected class officers at our first meeting which were as follows: Carol Ludwig, President; Glen Paul, Vice-President; Aria Brecke, Sec- retary; Sharon Sauter, Treasurer. Mr. Haavisto was our class advisor. We returned to school in the fall of 1955 with a new class advisor, Mr. Secrge. Our class had lost six members leaving only 30 Sophomores to initiate the new Freshmen. The class officers were Larry Seidel, Pres- ident; Pauline Weber, Vice-President; Ruth Krueger, Secretary; Janet Schiferl, Treasurer. During the year we raised money for our Prom. The Junior Class of 56 and 57 numbered twenty-three students. At the beginning of the year we had an election of officers. The ones chosen were, President, Frederick Bartnik; Vice-President, Mark Geiger; Trea- surer, Pauline Weber; Secretary, Carol Ludwig. Our advisor was Mr. George. On October 27 we presented a three act comedy paly Lets Face It . Our class sponsored a dance November 24. Roger Allen and his orchestra provided the music. As Juniors we organized a school newspaper, which we called Dor-Hi Lites . Jerry Stueber tnd his orchestra, called the Squires , provided the music for our Junior Prom. We decorated to the tnerne, Canadian Sunset'.' Frederick Bartnik reigned as king with Pauline Weber as queen. Last years royalty, Marliyn Killikin and Dale Pope did the crowning. We came back as Seniors with three new students ano the loss of three previous students. Class officers were elected as follows: Larry Sei- del, President; Janet Schiferl, Vice-President; Rita Johnson, Secre- tary; Carol Ludwig, Treasurer. Mr. Zier and Mrs. Koehler were our ad- visors. During the year we had our class pictures taken at the Doyle Studio in Medford. We decorated to the theme, Moments To Remember for the Sen- ior Ball, November 27. The music was by the Highlanders . Reigning as king was Larry Seidel with Carol Ludwig as queen. Mr. arid Mrs. Zier did the crowning. April 20, was the date set for our Class Play. It was under the direction of Mrs. Koehler. We chose Ever Onward To The Distant Stars as our motto, with white and blue as our colors, and the blue-tipped carnation as our flower. After four years of studying,Larry Seidel was honored as valedictorian and Janet Schiferl as salutatorian. Pauline Weber was given the D.A.R. award. On May 21, 1958, thirteen girls in white caps and gowns, and ten boys in blue caps and gowns, received their long awaited diplomas. SENIOR CLASS PLAY 1st. row; L. StlDEL, C. LUDWIG, LIED: 3rd DOBERSTEIK F. BARTNIK, K. GEIGER, A. BLaZKL, L. - .Ei, D W. FIERKE: 2nd. row; J. GILBERT, n. STONE, D. M. FENSKE, R. JOHNSON, L. KLEMETSON, P. WEBER . row; J. SCHIFERL, I'.. KRUEGER, S. SAUTER, D. , J. MARTENS, A. REDEAGLE . LUDWIG, SCHOPPER, , J. ORT- POPE, D. SPOOKS and SPASMS Spooks and Spasms, a mystery-comedy in three acts by Jay Tobias, was presented by the Senior Class on April 20. Production was under the direction of Mrs. Koehler. The cast consisted of the following characters: MINERVA HAWK WOOD: the housekeeper..................ALVANE REDEAGLE BENJY HAWKWOOD: her half-witted nephew.....................LAWRENCE STELZEL CAROL CALLOWAY: the new owner of Kavenstein farm......RITA JOHNSON MISS EUNICE TUTHILL: her aunt.........................SHARON SAUTER ALL IE KATZ: her maid.................................PAULINE WEBER SIDNEY CALLOWAY: her little brother.................DOTTIE SCHOPPER IONE CALLOWAY: her younger sister.................DONNA DOBERSTEIN DICKY BIRD: lone's fiance..............................LARRY SEIDEL CL EMU EL McCLATCHIN: an undertaker...................FRED BARTNIK REX ROSNER: a young plastic surgeon...................BILLY FIERKE GERDA RAVENSTEIN: an escaped maniac.................JC-ANN MARTENS SENIOR CLASS MEMORIES J 0 VWA I? R -+ STONE QUf RRY Cleaning up WV JANET JR. CLASS LL .M P c IC STYLE S HoW CUES S WHO rs‘« SLEET IUALKINC ? WORK INC ON thu rnon klfM5 slumifr party hobo BA Y HKumJp?: 1 o.v r £ F PROM JUNIOR April 26, 1957, marked the date of our Junior Prom. We decorated to the theme, Canadian Sunset . Fre lerick Bartnik reigned as king with Pauline e'oer as queen. The court was made up of Dorothy Schopper and Larry Seidel, Janet Schiferl and Ervin Zenker,Sharon Sauter and Konnie Warns, Lois Klemetson and Billy Fierke, Carol Ludwig and C-ene Kloth, Beth Piwoni and Mark Geiger. Marilyn Millikin and Dale Pope did the crowning. The music was furnished by Jerry Stueber and hi? Squires . SENIOR RAIL November 27, 1957, marked the date of our Senior Ball. We decorated to the theme, Moments To Remember Larry Seidel reigned as king with Carol Ludwig as queen. The court was made up of Dorothy Schopper and Billy Fierke,Ruth Krueger and Alvin Blazel, Beth Piwoni and Mark Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zier did the crowning. The music was fur. ished by the Highlanders . D. BAKER M. COPELAND J. JANTSCH v B. OESTRIECH K. KLOTH 1?. LUDWIG L. PAUL D. KRUEGER 3. MEHNER L. HOFFMAN J. MILLIKIN W s- ' ;4 S. RABEHL K. ROBIDA P. SCHATTL J. SORENSON D. TISCHENDORF D. UMLAFT W. VANDERHOOF R. WAGNER L. SHAWANOMITTA On August 28, 1955 36 bewildered freshmen started their first year of high school. By voluntary force, we were initiated by the Sophomores. Our class officers for this year were; president, Larry Paul; vice- president, Ronnie Ludwig; secretary, Jane Geiger; and treasurer, Karen rtobida. Mrs. Werner was our class advisor. In the fall of 1956 we returned as Sopho ores to find that our class has dwindled to 32 members. This year we had the pleasure of initiat- ing the Freshmen. Mr. Fait was our class advisor. Our class officers were; president, Connie Warns; vice-president, Mary Ann Miller; sec- retary, Larry Grewe; and treasurer, Pat Schattl. We began our Junior year with 30 members and during the year we lost two more member.s. This year our class officers were; president, Marv Riemer; vice-president, Curtiss Bochanyin; secretary, Connie Warns; 8nd treasurer, Mary Ann Miller. Our class advisors were Mrs. Hemphill and Mr. Cool. On Oct. 25, 1957, we held our class play A Poy Named Beulah”. We sponsored a dance on Feb. 15, 1956. Emil and his Band pro- vided the music. On April 25, 1956 at our Junior Prom, we danced to the music of Jerry Goestche and his orchestra. The hall was decorated to the theme April in Paris . Marvin Riemer and Connie Warns reigned as king and queen. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On October 25, 1957, the Junior Class presented a three-act comedy entitled A Roy Named Beulah which was directed by Mrs Koehler The cast included: Corky .............. Polly .............. Hank ................ Ted................. Scat ••• ........... Almee •••••••• Ava ••••• .......... Hanelle ............ • ChiIford ........... Grant .............. Beulah........... • . Aunt Beulah •••••• Bertie •••� ••• Nora • ........... Marmalade •••••• Tongo .............. Lincoln Jefferson Jones Curtiss bochanyin • • Pat Schattl . . • Larry Grewe • Donald Krueger . Gerald Gonnering • Mary Ann Killer . « • Jane Geiger • • Karen Robida . James Jantsch . • • Quenton Gipp Barbara Oestriech . . . Connie Warns • • Marvin Riener Dorothy Tischendorf . . Sharon Rabehl • James Sorenson , . • James Sorenson K. BARTNIK K. GREWE W. LEHNERTZ E. MILLER A. SCHULTZ J. BL.ISNC.fl R. HAWKS D. SCHERER L. BLOCK J. HENNLECH S. MAHCOTT B. SCHIPEHL D. SOCiiAN L. COPELAND P. HOLLMA.NN C. MEKTENS D. SCHRADFR C. VESELY UPPERCLASSMEN FOUND 29 BASHFUL FRESHMEN ENROLLING AT DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE TERM OF 56-57. WE WERE INITIATED BY THE SOPHOMORES AND GAVE THEM A RETURN PARTY. OUR CLASS ADVISOR WAS MRS. HEMPHILL. AT OUR FIRST CLASS MEET- ING WE ELECTED OUR CLASS OFFICERS AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT, BARBARA SCHIFERL; VTCE-PRESIDENT, STEVE MERTENS; SECRETARY, JANICE HENNLICH; AND TREASURER, RODNEY HAWKS. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 57-58 TERM OUR CLASS HAD LOST TWO OF ITS MEMBERS WHICH GAVE IT A TOTAL OF 27. OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR WERE PRESI- DENT PAULINE RAMMINGER; VICE-PRESIDENT, SHARON PLOCKELMAN; SECRETARY, MARLENE PECHER; AND TREASURER, CLAUDETTE DECKER..OUR CLASS ADVISORS WERE MR. GORR AND MR. WEIDNER. THIS YEAR WE HAD THE PLEASURE OF INITIATING THE NEW FRESHMEN. N. ANDERSON A. CHOTOFF J. MEYER R. DECKER VI G. HANSEN K. OESTRIECH R. DOBERSTEIN S. LANG J. COPELAND « — S. JENSEN J. MEYER D. UMLAOFT M. WAGNER ON AUGUST 26 1957, 34 BASHFUL FRESHMEN ENTERED DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL. WE VffRE INITIATED BY falE SOPHOMORES EARLY IN THE FALL AND WE LATER GAVE THEM A RETURN PARTY. OUR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR WERE JIM KWASNY, PRESIDENT; DONNA SCHMIDT, SECRETARY; AND DICK SEIDEL, TREASURER. OUR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE STUDENT COUNCIL WERE JUDY BRAMUCKER AND LINDA JOHNSON. OUR CLASS ADVISERS WERE MRS. ABRAHAMSON AND MR. FLAHIVE. J. KWASNY PRESIDENT D. SCHMIDT SECRETARY TREASURER TOP HOW: S. SCHERER, L. PAUL, M. GLIGER, L. SEIDEL, COACH F. FLAHIVE: MIDDLE ROW: R. LUDWIG, M. RIEMER, A. BLAZEL, D. LUDWIG, J. JAWTSCH: FRONT: J. SCdATTL, S. ZIER. A BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING: J. HEHKLICH, K. ROBIDA SITTING: C. LUDWIG, C. WARNS TO? ROW: W. UNDERWOOD, R. WAGNER, W. LEHNERTZ, S. MERTENS, COACH- ?. UHITE: MIDDLE ROW: J. COPELAND, G. HANSEN, D. SCHULTZ, M. WAG- NER, N. ANDERSON, L. COPELAND: FRONT ROW: P. HOLIA'ANN, L. GREV E, A. SCHULTZ, A. PAUL, J. KWASNY. B TEAM C. M£HTE‘NS, J. bRAMUCK R J. MARTENS, D. SCHMIDT RON LARRY MARK MARY DUKL LaRRY DOUG BASEBALL TEAM TOP HOW: L. GREWE, R. WAGNER, B. LEHNjiRTZ, A. SCHULTZ, S. MEhTENS, r LUDWIG, COACH F. FLAtilVE: MIDDLE ROW: D. SCHULTZ, L. PAUL, D. SCHEHER, J. KWASWY, B. MEHNEB, W. UNDERWOOD, A. PAUL, M. WAG- -R: FRONT ROW: K. RIEKER, M. GEIGER, J. JANTSCH, R. LUDWIG, L. SEIDLL, A. BLAZEL: SITTING: S. ZIER, J. SCHATTL. BASKETBALL SCOBES DORCHESTER 30 EDGAR U3 DORCHESTER U5 EDGAR 67 DORCHESTER 3U OWEN WITHEE 51 DORCHESTER 37 OWr,N WITHEE 51 DORCHESTER 1+2 RIbLAKE 1 9 DORCHESTER 52 RIB LAKE 67 DORCHESTER 51 AUBURNDALE 37 DORCHESTER k5 AUbURNDALE 28 DORCHESTER 58 WESTBORO 20 DORCHESTER k9 WESTBORO 31 DORCHESTER 1 3 AbbOTSFORD 59 DORCHESTER 38 ABBOTSFOnD 75 DORCHESTER 1 7 SPENCER 61 DORCHEST-R 50 SrENCER 53 DORCHESTER 60 FIFIELD 1 9 DORCHESTER 5U FIFIELD 62 DORCHESTER 52 GREENWOOD 1 9 DORCHESTER 39 ABBOTSFORD 52 DORCHESTER 56 LOYAL 55 DORCHESTER U2 SPENCER 50 INDIVIDUAL SCORING F.G. - FIELD GOALS F.G. T.P. T.P. - TOTAL F.G. POINTS T.P. DOUG SCHERER 33 82 .TIM JANTSCH U3 127 RON LUDWIG 97 232 LARRY SEIDEL 20 50 HARV RIEMER 25 72 DUKE LUDWIG 60 157 AL BLAZEL 1 6 137 MARK GEIGER k 11 LETTERMEN TOP ROW: L. PAUL, M. RIEMER, B. MEHNER, COACH F. FLAHIVE: FRONT ROW: D. SCHERER, J. JANTSCH, A. BLAZEL, L. SEIDEL, R. LUDWIG, D. LUDWIG. SEC RETA RY-TREASURER ALVIN BLAZEL ANNUAL STAFF FIRST HOW: S SAUTER, C. WARNS, R. JOHNSON, D. DOBERSTEIh, J. MEYER, L. KLEMETSON, M. FENSKE, J. BEISNER, SECOND ROW: D. SCHOPPER, R. STONE, M.GEIGER, L. SEIDEL, C.LUDWIG, L. STELZEL, J. MARTENS, D. LUDWIG, F. BARTNIK, A. RED EAGLE, P. WEBER, THIRD ROW: A. BLAZEL, W. FIERKE, D. POPE, J. ORTLIEB CO-EDITORS RUTH KRUEGER JANET SCHIFERL ASSISTANT EDITORS KAREN ROBIDA JANE GEIGER SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW: R. JOHNSON, R. KRUEGER, L. JOHNSON, D. SCHOPPER, S. PLOCKELMAN, D. DOBERSTEIN, D. SCHRADER, C. DECKER, D. SCHMIDT, J. SORENSON, S. SAUTER, B. LEHNtRTZ, SECOND ROW: K. GREWE, P. RAMMNGER, P. WEBER, J. PLOECKELMAN, M. GEIGER, F. BARTNIK, B. SCHIFERL, K. BARTNIK, L. KLEMETSON, L. WIGSTADT, Q. GIPP, L. GREWE, THIRD ROW: M? COPELAND, E. MILLER, D. TISCHENDORF, W. FIERKE, MR. WEIDNER SOLOS 1957 I FRED BARTNIK BARITONE I LINDA JOHNSON CLARINET I NANCY LAABS CLARINET I JANICE PLOCKELMAN FLUTE I DONNA SCHMIDT CORNET I PAULINE W'EBER FLUTE III LINDA WIGSTADT TROMBONE ENSEMBLES NANCY LAABS CLARINET I FERN KRUEGER CLARINET VERLYN SCHMIDT CORNET I RONALD WARNS TROMBONE JANET SCHIFERL SOPRANO T NANCY LAABS ALTO I RONALD WARNS TENOR VERLYN SCHMIDT BASS II LINDA JOHNSON CLARINET RITA JOHNSON CLARINET II FRED BARTNIK BARITONE BILL LEHNERTZ CORNET II RITA JOHNSON CLARINET II FERN KRUEGER CLARINET II BILL LEHNERTZ CORNET II JAMES SORENSON CORNET II SHAP.ON SAUTER CORNET II KAREN RIEMER FLUTE 1957 RUTH KRUEGER CLARINET I MARLENE SEIDEL CLARINET T JANET SCHIFERL ALTO I PAULINE WEBER SOPRANO LUANNE GEBERT CLARINET II FERN KRUEGER CLARINET RUTH KRUEGER CLARINET MARLENE SEIDEL CLARINET II KAREN RIEMER FLUTE PAULINE WEBER FLUTE RITA JOHNSON CLARINET II RUTH KRUEGER CLARINET DOTTIE SCHOPPERCLARINET MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: S.LANG, J. SCHIF-RL, J.MEYER, P.WEBER, M. COPbLAND, S. MARCOTT, C. MERTENS, L. LUDWIG, A. BEDNAREK, M. PECHER, R. STONE, D. SCHMIDT, SECOND ROW: L. KLEMETSON, P. RAMMINGER, D. TISCHENDORF, C. VESELY, K. GREWE, D. SCHOPPER, K. ROBIDA, M. GEIGER, L. GREWE, F. BARTNIK, D. YOUNKER, L. JOHNSON, R. DOBEHSTEIW, D. SCHRADER, B. SCHIFtRL, A. RED EAGLE, R. DECKER, THIRD ROW: J. GEIGER, C. DECKER, R. KRUEGER, D. DOBERSTEIN, J. MARTENS, J. SChATTL, D. KRUEGER, R. HAWKS, J. SORENSON, M. MILLER, J. HOLLMAN, 0. POPE, S. JENSEN, J. HENNLICH, FOURTH ROW: R. GILBERT, P. SCHATTL, S. PLOCKELMAN, J. PLOCKELMAN, K. OESTRISCH, L. WIGSTADT, C. WARNSf S. SAUTER, A. BLAZEL, C. BOCHANYIN, W. FIERKE, W. LEHNERTZ, J, BEISNER, M. FENSKE, R. JOHNSON, J. BRAMUCKER, E. MILLER, MR. WEIDNER MIXED CHORDS MADRIGAL FIRST ROW: R. JOHNSON, P. WEBER, J. SCHIFERL, D. DOBERSTEIN, B. SCHIFERL, SECOND ROW: L.GREWE, R. KRUEGER, S.SAUTtR, J.MARTENS, L, JOHNSON, THIRD ROW: C. BOCHANYIN, A. BLAZEL, D. KRUEGER, F. BARTNIK, MR. WEIDNER LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: S. PLOCKELMAN, P. RAMMING$R, J.SCHIFERL, J. MARTENS, D. DOBERSTEIN, C. VESELY, SECOND ROW: C. MERTENS, M. COPELAND, K. CREWE, J. BEISNER, C. DECKER, D. YOUNKER, M. PECHER, THIRD ROW: S. MARCOTT, B. SCHIFERL, L. WIGSTADT, MRS. HEMPHILL, R. WAGNER, L. LUDWIG STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: K. ROBIDA, B. SCHIFIRL, S. SAUTER, J. BRAMUCKER, L JOHNSON, SECOND HOW: MR. ZIER, S.MERTuNS, R.LUDWIG, F.BARTNIK MR. COOK FORE NS ICS FORENSIC PARTICIPANTS 1958 FIRST ROW: D. KRUEGER, J. oCHIFERL, J. MARTENS, D. DOBERSTEIN, R. JOHNSON, P. WEBER, SECOND ROW: MRS. HIMPHILL, D. SCHRADER, S. RABEHL, K. GREWE, K. ROBIDA, J. GEIGER, C. VESELY, MRS. KOEHLER, THIRD ROW: L. JOHNSON, K. OESTREICH, J. BEISNER, L. WIGSTADT, C. WARNS, B. SCHIFERL, FOURTH ROW: D. SCHULTZ, R. DOBERSTEIN, L. GREWE, C. BOCHANYIN, S. SAUTER, P. SCHATTL, B. LEHNEHTZ, NOT PICTURED: F. BARTNIK, Q. GIPP, R. WAGNER, C. DECKER, A. RED EAGLE, J. HENNLICH FORENSIC CONTEST 1957 NON ORIGINAL ORATION A JANET SCHIFERL WHOSO WOULD BE A MAN B BARBARA SCHIFERL AMERICA’S KING SIZED TOMBOY’S INTERPRETIVE READING B JO ANN MARTENS EVANGELINE B KAREN GREWE CHARLES 4-MINUTE SPEECH C DONNA SCHRADER JUVENILE DELINQUENCY C GARY STELZEL TODAY’S PROBLEM FOR OUR NEGROES HUMEROUS DECLAMATION A CURTIS BOCHANYIN SNOOPOPATHS B KATHLEEN KRAMER THE GIRL WHO MADE HEhSELF OVER SERIOUS DECLAMATION B SHARON SAUTER B DONNA DOBERSTEIN EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING A DONALD KRUEGER B DONALD FELDBRUEGGE STEVENS POINT RATINGS REBECCA HONEY GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: M. COPELAND, K. GREWE, C. VESELY, L. SHAWANOMITTA, D. TISCHENDORF, S. RABEHL, SECOND ROW: M. MILLER, K. ROEIDA, R. STONE D. SCHOPPER, L. KLEMETSON, J. BE1SNER, J. GEIGER, J. HENNLICH, W. VANDERHOOF, TOP ROW: B. SCHIFERL, B. OESTRICH, J. MARTENS, A. REDEAGLE, C. WARNS, M. FENSKE, P. SCRATTL FIRST ROW: A. CHOTOFF, R. DECKER, S. JENSEN, K. OESTRICH, B. UNDERWOOD, D. UMLAUFT, D. SCHMIDT, SECOND ROW: P. RAMK1NGER, S. LANG, M. MAXIM, 0. POPE, A. BEDNARKK, L. JOHNSON, R. DOBERSTEIN THIRD ROW: C. MERTENS, D. SCHRADER, K. BARTNIK, J. MEYER, J. BRAMUCKER, FOURTH ROW: R. GILBERT, J. PLOCKELMAN, J. HOLLMAN, B. PLOCKELMAN, S. PLOCKELMAN, L. LUDWIG TOP ROW: MR. GORR, R, Gt GONNERING, G. HAMM, D. POPE, D. UMLAUFT, S. MERTENS; MIDDLE ROW: J. MEYER, M. WAGNER, R. SEIDEL, A. PAUL, J. KWASNY, D. SCHULTZ, D. SOCHAN: FRONT ROW: R. HAWKS, P. HOLLMANN, A. BLAZEL, M. GEIGER, L. STELZEL, A. SCHULTZ MARK GEIGER PRESIDENT PHILLIP HOLLMANN TREASURER ALBERT SCHULTZ SENT1NAL RODNEY HAWKS REPORTER LAWRENCE STELZEL VICE PRESIDENT ALVIN BLAZEL SECRETARY FRED BARTNIK KITCHEN CONNIE WARNS KITCHEN ZELIA WHITMAN OFFICE BOB LARSON CUSTODIAN G. MARCOTT V. PLOCKELMAN M. SMITH D. WIGSTADT S. ZIEP. SEVENTH GRADE D. BAKER J. WINSCHEL K. iiNDERSON D. PLOECKELMAN FIFTH GRADE SIXTH D. COPELAND GRADE C. HANSON P. GILBERT N. DOBERSTEIN D. MARCOTT B. TESSMFR K. BLASEL G. EDWARDS B. SAUTER T. STEVENS G. 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