Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

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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.

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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.