Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

ARNOLD E. COOK 3.3. PRINCIPAL CHEMISTRY WHITEWATER 3TATE I irj i 4 HI CLARENCE ZIER B.ED. BUSINESS EDUCATION WHITEWATER STATE faculty LAWRENCE MILAND B.S. MATHEMATICS EAU CLAIRE COLLEGE PHILIP LINDEMAN B.S. SCIENCE AGRICULTURE RIVER FALLS COLLEGE BLANCHE HEMPHILL B.S. ENGLISH LIBRARY STEVENS POINT COLLEGE THOMAS WINKLESS B.S. BAND CHORUS MILWAUKEE STATE KATHRYN TLUSTY b S KINDERGARTEN STEVENS POINT COLLEGE GLEN DUROCHER B.S. U.S. HISTORY COACH OSHKOSH STATE FACULTY LOUISE STELZEL GRADES 4-5-6 STEVENS POINT COLLEGE GRADE FRANCIS EIDEN GRADES 7-8 STEVENS POINT COLLEGE JANIS TISCHENDORF GRADES 1-2-3 STEVENS POINT COLLEGE CAROL KLOES B.S. HOME ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SCHOOL NELS ANDERSON ANN BEDNAREK Twinkle, twinkle, athlete star what a bashful boy you are. Love might � 'em all you miss a good Basketball 1,2,3� !; Volleyball 3,1;; D Club 3� U; Annual Staff I;; Paperstaf f 3; Homecoming King k; Band 1,2,3 !;; En- semble 3� !;; Chorus 1,2,1;; Paper Edi- tor 3; Prom Court 3;Pep Club 1;;Class Play 3 Cheerleader 2,3 l;;Annual Staff JUDY BRAMUCKER Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may die, Chorus 1,2, Annu- al Staff !;; Pep Club UjGheerleader l,2,3� !;;Class Vice President 2,3; Pa- per co-editor 3; Student Council 1; Homecoming Court 2 Class Play 3; Prom Court 3; AURELIA CHOTOPP Would that there be more like her. Annual Staff l;;Pa- perstaff 3; LARRY COPELAND RACHEL DECKER A little work nev er hurt anybody, but why take chan- ces. Basketball 2; An- nual Staff 1;; Vol- leyball 3 1;; Class Play 3; Paperstaff 3; Tb the mailbox each, day she flies, to see if she got a letter from her guy. Chorus l,2,3 U;Pa- perstaff 3; Annual Staff 1;; Twirling U; RAE ANN DOBERSTEIN I was cut out to toe an angel, but some- body ran away with the pattern, Paperstaff 3; An- nual Staff I4.; For- ensics 1; Chorus 1 2; RUTH GILBERT I'd rather study books than men. Band I4.; Paperstaff 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club I4.;Annual Staff I4.; Kitchen Help I4.; Forensics 3� 4-� ROBERT GONNERING He changes hair oil every twenty miles. F.F.A.l;Paperstaff 3; Annual Staff I4.; JUDY HOLLMAN Why let the devil have all the fun. ’ Chorus 1,2,14.; An- nual Staff 1+; Pa- perstaff 3; Twirl- ing I4.; LINDA JOHNSON JAMES KWASNY An innocent face, but you never can tell. Band 1,2,3,4� Chor- us l,2,3� l4- Madri- gal 1; Ensemble 1, 2,14.; solo 1,2,3 14-; Forensics 1, 3 2; Annual Staff 3 14-5 Student Council 1; Library Club Ij.; Prom Court 3� Class Play 3; Class Sec- retary 3; Badger Girls State 3; Li- brary Club Vice- President I4.; Paper Staff 3;Pep Club I4. Never speak sense when nonsense will serve the purpose as well. Basketball 1,2,3.14- Baseball 1,2,3,14- D Club 2,3, Volley- ball 1,2, 3,li; D- Club Treasurer 3 D-Club President 1+ Homecoming Court 3 Prom King 3; Class President 1; Class Play 3;Class Trea- surer 2; SHIRLEY LANG MONICA MAXAM There's a little bad in every good little girl. Band 1,2,3 14-; Solo 3; Chorus 1,2,3 14-; Pep Club I4.; P®P Club Secretary I4.; Library Club Trea- surer q.;Paperstaff 3; Annual Staff I4.; Library Club I4.; JAMES MEYER Wheatiesdid a lot for me. F. P.A.1;Paperstaff 3; Annual Staff I4.; JUDY MEYER Justa minute till I adjust my halo. Band 1,2 3 14.; En- semble 2,3� 1+� Solo 2,3; Chorus 1,2,14.; Student Council 3; Pep Club I4.; Annual Staff 1,14.; Home- coming Court 1; Cheerleader 3� I4-� Prom Queen 3 P - perstaff 3 Class Play 3;Class Trea- surer 14.; Pep Club Vice President I4.; Class Secretary 2; ARTHUR PAUL He shifts his brain into neutral then lets it idle on. Basketball 1,2,3� D-Club 2,3;Volley- ball 3; Student Council I4; Base- ball 1,2; F.F.A. 1 Class Treasurer 3� Annual Staff I4.; Prom Court 3� Class Play 3; Paperstaff 3; What ails this heart of mine. Band 1,2,14.; Chorus 1; Paperstaff 3; Annual Co-editor 1+ Kitchen Help I4.; PATRICIA PECHER Too much studying aih't good for us young' uns. ' Abbotsford High 1; Band 1,2,3 14-; Pep Club I4.; Paperstaff 3; Annual Staff I4.; RANDY SAUTER I fear I shall die of overwork. Basketball 2,3,1).; Volleyball 3,4;An- nual Staff lj.;Paper JOHN SCHATTL He can. argue a point until it’s worn off. Basketball Mgr. 1, 2,3,1)-; Prom Court 3; Baseball Mgr. 1 2,3; Paperstaff 3; Annual Staff 1).; D- Club 2,3,1)-; Chorus 1; Class President 3; Forensics 1,2,3 1).; Student Council 2; Volleyball 2; Class Play 3; JANICE PLOCKELMAN Mighty sweetmight- y wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. Band 1,2,3,!).; Solo 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3� I).; Ensemble 2,3,1)-; Pep Club 1).; Annual Co-editor 1).; Vocal Duet 1).; Paperstaff 3; Library Club I4.; Library Club Pres- ident q.; Pep Club Treasurer 1).; Stu- dent Council 1).; ORLEAN POPE I never worry, I never fret, if I can't remember I just forget. Band l,2,3,l+;Class Secretary l+;Chorus 1,1).; Paperstfeff 3; Ensemble 3,l+; An- nual Staff ij.; Pep Club i+; DONNA SCHMIDT She's small, but so is a stick of dynamite. Band 1,2,3� l+; Solo 1,2,3,1+; Ensemble 1,2,3,1+; Chorus 1, 2,1+; Paperstaff 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 1+; Annual Staff 2, 1+; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 1;Homecoming Queen 1+; Prom Court 3; Pep Club President l+;Class Play 3;Pep Club l+;Betty Croc- ker Award 1+; DAVID SCHULTZ She who will have me, here I am. Baseball 1,2,3,1+; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 3,1+; D- Club 3,1+; Ag Club 3; Axmual Staff 1+; Ag Club Vice Pres- ident 3; F.F.A. 1; D-Club Treasurer 4 Paperstaff 3; RICHARD SEIDEL After four years of faithful service I'm laid off. Class Treasurer 1; Annual Staff i;;Pa- perstaff 3; KEN TI3CHEND0RF Drive like light- ning; crash like thunder I Basketball Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr.2; D- Club 2; Paperstaff 3; Annual Staff I;.; Class President 4; Forensics 3,1+; DIANE UMLAUFT BARBARA UNDERWOOD I study when I'm in the mood, but I'm not strickly a moody girl. Paperstaff 3; nual Staff I;; An- She'sa cute gal who leads our cheers ......and a swell pal throughout the years. Homecoming Court 3 Paperstaff 3j Pep Club 1;; Cheerleader 3,1;; Annual Staff 1+; WAYNE UNDERWOOD MICHEAL WAGNER All great men are dying......I don't feel so well my- self. A man of few words doesn't have so many to take back. Basketball 1,2,3,14- Baseball 1,2,3,1+; Homecoming Court 2 3; Annual Staff 1;; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1;; Class Play 3; Volleyball 2,1;; Paperstaff 3; Prom Court 3; D-Club 2, 3,1+; Student Council 3; Basketball 1,2,3,1+ Baseball 1,2,3,1+? Volleyball 3� 1+; D- Club 2,3,1+; Annual Staff l+; F.F.A. 1; Paperstaff 3; HONOR STUDENTS LINDA JOHNSON VALEDICTORIAN JOHN SCHATTL SALUTATORIAN CLASS COLORS: RED AND WHITE FLOWER |H LONG-STEMMED WHITE ROSE SONG FAREWELL TO DOR - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 26, 1957, 3h hopeful freshmen entered Dorchester High School. We were initiated early in the fall by the sophomores. Later we gave them a return party. Our class officers were president, Jim Kwasny; vice-president, John Schattl; secretary, Donna Schmidt; trea- surer, Dick Seidel. Judy Bramucker and Linda Johnson represented our class in the Student Council. Mrs. Abrahamson and Mr. Flahive were our class advisors. In 1958 we returned with still 3k- members. Early in the fall we initiated the freshmen. Our class officers were president,Ann Bednarek vice-president, Judy Bramucker; secretary, Judy Meyer; treasurer, Jim Kwasny. Representing us in the Student Council were Donna Schmidt and John Schattl. Class advisors were Mrs. Hemphill and Mr. Meredith. We began our junior year with 31 members. Class officers were John Schattl, president; Judy Bramucker, vice-president; Linda Johnson secretary; Art Paul, treasurer. Student Qouncil representives were Judy Meyer and Wayne Underwood. Mrs. ‘Pinter and Mr. Meredith were our class advisors. On November 20, 1959 we presented a three act comedy play Have a Date . Ann Bednarek and Judy Bramucker were co-editors of our school paper, The Junior Hi-lited . Linda Johnson represented our class at Badger Girl's State. In I960 we returned with 31 members to complete our final year at Dorchester High School. After the first semester we lost one member. Our class officers were Ken Tischendorf, president; Wayne Underwood, vice-president; Orlean Pope, secretary; Judy Meyer, treasurer. Our class advisors are Mr. Zier and Mr. Cook. On May 11, 1961, 30 seniors received their long awaited diplomas. Linda Johnson was Valedictorian and John Schattl was Salutatorian. Donna Schmidt received the Betty Crocker Award. CLASS MOTTO IN OUR SELVES FUTURE LIES JUNIOR PROM ENCHANTED SEA On May 6, 1960 we presented our Junior Prom. The hall was decor- ated to the theme of Enchanted Sea . Judy Meyer and Jim Kwasny reign- ed as King and Queen. Crownbearers were Laurie Rhyner and Dale Meyer. The court consisted of; Donna Schmidt and Art Paul, Ann Bednarek and Fred Bartnik, Linda Johnson and Carlton Pecher, Judy Bramucker and Steve Mertens, Chris Walhart and Wayne Underwood, and Connie Herrman and John Schattl. Last year's royalty, Pauline Ramminger and Steve Mertens, crowned the King and Queen. Music was furnished by Bob Ches- ebro and his orchestra. SENIOR MEMORIES V. ANDERSON J. BEISNER A. BRAMUCK3R C. CARLSON R. KLOTH G. L U D W I G C. KOPPARNUS D. KADEMAN C. LEHNSRTZ G. LUDWIG L. MILLER R. RUPRICH J. VIEGUT R. KLIMPKE D. DUELLMAN C. WALDHART JUNIOR CLASS H IS PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT A. BARTNIK V. PLOCKELMAN Tory S. SORENSON T R E A S U R E R J. HERMAN In August of 1958� a very momentous event occured. Thirty-one freshmen entered the Dorchester High School. The usual, but still hum- iliating initiation took place, followedby a return party for the soph- omores. We were helped through this year with the aid of our class ad- visors Mr. Boyd and Miss Dietsche. Class officers chosen were Alicia Bramucker, President; SamZier, V. President; Chris Waldhart, Secretary and Arthur Bartnik, Treasurer. Victor Plockelman and Lenore Carlson acted as our student council representatives. In the fall of 1959, our number was still thirty-one. It was our great pleasure thisyear to initiate the freshmen. Sam Zier, President Nancy Lee Sorensen Secretary; and Mary Jantsch Treasurer, comprised the class officers. Mr Miland and Mrs. Hemphill were our class ad- visors Arthur Bartnik and Cynthia Koffarnus were selected as student council representatives The junior year found us still climbing the ladder of knowledge but our number had dwindled to twenty-five. Our officers for this year were Arthur Bartnik President; Victor Plockelman V. President; Nancy Lee Sorensen Secretary; and Joe Herman, Treasurer. Mrs. Hemphill Mr. Winkless and Mr, Lindeman guided us through this year acting as our class advisors. Mary Jantsch and Gary Marcott were chosen as student council representatives. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY L. to R. 1st Row: C. Koffarnus, R. Kloth,. C. Carlson. 2nd Row: N. Sorensen, C. Waldhart, G. Ludwig,. K. -Jantsch, A. Bramucke . Mr. Lind- eraan. 3rd Row: A. Bartnik, V. Anders-on, L. Snringer, Mr. Winkless. L. to R. 1st Row: R. Kloth, R. Ruprich, N. Sorensen, A. Bramucker, E. Lehnertz-, 2nd Row: C. Koffarnus, A. Bednarek, C. Carlson, L. Springer, M. Jantsch, N. Copeland, B. Zier, D. Plockelman, 3rd Row: G. Ludwig, M. Smith, V.Anderson, J. Beisner, A. Bartnik, D. Kademam. lj.th Row? C. Waldhart, J.Viegut, D. Duellman, G. Ludwig, J. “Herman, V. Plockelman, G. Marcott. L . BAKER P. BEDNAREK M. BE IS NER N. BLOCK A. CHOJNACKI K. DECKER R. DECKER J. DETTMANN G. ELLENBECKER T. ENGEL S. HOLLMAN H. KLIMPKE D. LUDWIG T. MERTENS L. MILLER R. NEIDHOLD L. PECHER D. PLOECKELMAN R. ROBIDA E. SCHIFERL SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On August 31, 1959, 38 bashful freshmen entered Dorchester High School. After being initiated by the Sophomores we gave a return party for them. Our class officers were: president, Dewey Sebold; vice- president, Tony Chojnacki; secretary, Loretta Miller; and treasurer Tim Mertens. Kathleen Younker and Betty Schiferl were our student council members. Later in the year, three members moved or dropped out and one moved in� Class advisors were Mr. Winkless and Mr Lindeman� When we returned to Dor—High in the fall of I960 we found there were 3I4. Sophomores entering. We had the enjoyment of initiating the Freshmen this year. Our president was Ronnie Gosse; vice-president Ray Seidel; treasurer, Gail Hollmann; and secretary, Marilyn Fierke. Mr. Miland and Mr. Durocher were our class advisors. One member drop- ped out and two new members moved in later in the school term. R. GOSSE PRESIDENT R. SEIDEL VICE-PRESIDENT M. FIERKE SECRETARY G. HOLLMANN TREASURER K. ANDERSON L. BENGPORD M. BEISNER N. BLOCK S. D. J. T. BURTARD COPELAND DECKER DRINKA R. ELLENBECKER S. ENGEL A. FELDBRUEGGE D. FISCHER T. FREIKUND D. FRITSCHE K. GAYKEN D. GEBERT D. GEHRKE M. GONNERING P. GILBERT C. GIPP G. PECHER D. PEISSIG B. PLOCKELMAN W. PLOEGKELMAN S. SAUTER G. SEBOLD G. TISCHENDORP J. VIEGUT J. GRAHAM C. HANSON J. INTRIBUS D. JaNTSCH G. WALDHART K. WEBER S. WINCHELL R. ZIER CLASS FRESHMAN On August 29, I960, forty-eight frightened youths entered high school as freshmen. We were joined a week later by Jeanne Vidas, who was compelled to leave school a few weeks later because of illness. W.e were officially greeted by the sophomore class at an Initiation party. We in turn honored them with a party on the evening of October 21. At our first meeting we elected the following officersr Leroy Schultz, president; Donnie Meyer, vice president; Donna Miller, secre- tary; and Colleen Schmidt, treasurer. Our student council representa- tives were Danny Jantsch and Becky Zier. Mrs. Kloes was our class ad- visor. L. SCHULTZ PRESIDENT Hf STORY D. MEYER V. PRESIDENT D. MILLER SECRETARY C. SCHMIDT TREASURER SENIOR BAND ROW 1: L. JOHNSON, S. LANG, M. JANTSCH, K. WEBER, V. FELDBREGGE, 0. POPE ZIER, J. MEYER, A. BEDNAREK. ROW 2: A. CHOJNACKI, M. FIERKE, M. MAXAM, J. L. BENGFORD, P. PECHER, A. BARTNIK, D. SCHMIDT, G. SEBOLD, R. SIEDEL, LEHNERTZ, STANDING: MR. WINKLESS, D. FENSKE, C. GIPP, G. WALDHART, R. MERTENS, E.SCHIFERL, B. NEIDHOLD, D. JANTSCH, R. GILBERT GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: C. KOFFARNUS, J R. DECKER, J. HOLLMAN, PLOCKELMAN, K. WEBER, C. M. FIERKE, MR. WINKLESS, M. MEYER, S. WINCHELL, BURTARD, J. DETTMANN, D. . PLOCKELMAN, 0. POPE, A. BEDNAREK, J. MEYER, S. LANG ?G!JMIDT� L. JOHNSON, J. BRAMUCKER, ROW 2: C. WALDHART, C. WALDHART, B., LEHNERTZ, K. DECKER, L. PECHER, S. HOLLMAN, D J LER, C. SCHMIDT, ROW 3: N. SORENSEN, J. GRAHAM, S. ENGEL, M. GONNERING, C. HANSON,. K. JUEDES M. BEISNER, N. BLOCK. ROW 4: J. INTRIBUS, T. DRINKA, S. PLOECKELMAN, D. COPELAND, B. ZIER, A. FELDBRUEGGE SEATED: JANICE PLOCKELMAN (CO-EDITOR) MONICA MAXAM (CO-EDITOR) STANDING: M. JANTSCH (ASSISTANT EDITOR) N. SORENSEN (ASSISTANT EDITOR) ANNUAL STAFF ROW 1: J. SCHATTL, J. HOLLMANN, R. DECKER, P. PECHER, L. JOHNSON, D. UMLAUFT, K. TISCHENDQRF, ROW 2: J. KWASNY, W. UNDERWOOD, A. BEDNAREK, A. PAUL, A. CHOTOFF, R. ZIER, 0. POPE, S.LANG B. UNDER- WOOD, ROW 3: M. WAGNER, R. SAUTER, D. SCHMIDT, R. DOBERSTEIN, J. MEYER, V. FELDBRUEGGE, D. SCHULTZ. ROW U- J- MEYER, R. SEIDEL, N. ANDERSON, R. GILBERT, R. GONNERING, J. BRAMUCKER. FORENSICS ROW 1: B. PLOCKELMAN, G. WALDHART, MRS. K. WEBER, D. PLOECKELMAN, E. SCHIFERL, S R. ZIER, C. GIPP, R. FELDBRUEGGE, ROW 1+ L. SPRINGER, C. WALDHART, R. RUPRICH, D. HEMPHILL. ROW 2:N. SORENSEN . SAUTER. ROW J.SCHATTL : K. TISCHENDORF,R. GILBERT SCHULTZ. LIBRARY CLUB ROW l: S. LANG, MRS. HEMPHILL, N. ROW 2: E. SCHIFERL, C. KOFFARNUS, SORENSEN, L.JOHNSON, J.PLOCKELMAN V. FELDBRUEGGE, D. PLOECKELMAN. PEP CLUB ROW 1: S. ENGEL, G. WALDHART, D. SCHMIDT, J. MEYER, B. UNDERWOOD J. BRAMUCKER, A. BEDNAREK, M. JANTSCH, C. KOFFARNUS,ROW 2: D. FISCHER, K. GAYKEN, L. BENGFORD.P.PECHER, C. CARLSON, J. PLOCKELMAN S. LANG, D. GEBERT, J. DECKER, ROW 3: A. BRAMUCKER, C.WALDHART, D. MILLER, C. SCHMIDT, B. PLOCKELMAN, R. ZIER, G. SEBOLD, ROW 4: R GILBERT, M. MAXAM, N. BLOCK, J. DETTMANN, M. FIERKE, L. PECHER, K. DECKER, R. ELLENBECKER, R. SEIDEL, L. MILLER, V. FELDBRUEGGE, R. GOSSE, ROW 5; M. BEISNER, D. BAKER, M. SMITH, J. BEISNER, N. COPELAND, M. BEISNER, J. GRAHAM, D. COPELAND, T. DRINKA, G. PECHER R. ROBIDA, H. KLIMPKE • MAJORETTE TWIRLERS A. BRAMUCKER D. MILLER, T. ENGEL, J. HOLLMANN, S. HOLLMANN, L. PECHER, R. DECKER,K. DECKER CAFETERIA WORKERS MRS. GALL: COOK; P. GILBERT; D. PLOECKELMAN; B. SCHIFERL; M. MAXAM; V. FELDBRUEGGE; L. MILLER; R. GILBERT ; MRS. LARSON: COOK; C. GIPP; A. BARTNIK ; R. NEIDHOLD JANITOR R. LARSON OFFICE WORKER Z. WHITMAN E. WERNER, D. TESSMER, A. WEIDEMAN SNAPSHOTS f wy YF N A A c y B. WoKKiVb ? XJ 'RcnnTe K aRow Donrr 4 fltRA TOrnr? «ey;cRow, POP? 3' PHIL • D Kt£NE £ CAUZKH SHftl DA Li. H- G-AJ-EV E. VARSITY FIRST ROW: JIM KWASNY, RANDY 3AUTER, DANNY JANSTCH, DEWEY SEBOLD, MIKE WAGNER: SECOND ROW: COACH GLEN DUROCHER, DAVE SCHLUTZ, VIC ANDERSON, WAYNE UNDERWOOD,CORK LUDWIG,NELS ANDERSON,JOE HERMAN,MGR. JOHN SCHATTL SCORING CHEERLEADERS DORCHESTER 14-0 - 35 LOYAL DORCHESTER 39 - 50 GREENWOOD DORCHESTER 29 - 53 ATHENS DORCHESTER 1 5 - '1 8 SPENCER DORCHESTER 14-6 - 56 ABBOTSFORD DORCHESTER 58 - 51 MARATHON DORCHESTER 50 - Kl RIB LAKE DORCHESTER 32 - 62 WESTBORO DORCHESTER 62 - 56 LOYAL DORCHESTER 39 - 56 GREENWOOD DORCHESTER - 51 PRENTICE DORCHESTER 37 - 51 SPENCER DORCHESTER 61 - 57 RIB LAKE DORCHESTER 1 3 - 1 2 GRANTON DORCHESTER 1 9 - 52 WESTBORO DORCHESTER 1 5 - 1 7 ATHENS DORCHESTER 59 - 31 GRANTON DORCHESTER 63 - 1 6 LOYAL DORCHESTER 50 - 51 ABBOTSFORD DORCHESTER 35 - 1 3 GRANTON J. MEYER, B. UNDERWOOD, J. BRAMUCKER D. SCHMIDT, S. ENGEL, A. BEDNAREK G. WALDHART, CJCOFFARUS, M. JANTSCH WAYNE UNDERWOOD COACH: GLEN DUROCHER 5'10 FORWARD SENIOR TP.191 VOTED MOST VAL- UABLE PLAYER OF THE YEAR. JIM KWASNY 5'7 GUARD SENIOR TP.7k NELS ANDERSON 6'1 FORWARD SENIOR TP.113 MIKE WAGNER 6'0 CENTER SENIOR TP.Ilk JOE HERMAN 5'9 ' FORWARD JUNIOR TP.158 VOTED CAPTAIN OF THE YEAR. RANDY SATJTER 5'9 FORWARD SENIOR TP.2 DAVID SCHULTZ 5'8 GUARD SENIOR TP .0 GORDON LUDWIG 6'1 ' CENTER JUNIOR TP.U DAN JANTSCH 5'8 ' GUARD FRESHMAN TP.113 DEWEY SEBOLD 5'8 GUARD SOPHOMORE TP.38 VIC ANDERSON 5'9 ' GUARD JUNIOR TP.llj.2 8 TEAM D. LUDWIG, T. CHOJNACKI, P. GILBERT, L. LUDWIG, R. DECKER, L. SCHULTZ, J. WERNER, S. SAUTER, D. MEYER, T.MERTENS, COACH; PHILIP LINDEMAN MGR. K. ANDERSON. jjm STUBBS GRADUATING VARSITY BACK ROW: RANDY SAUTER, DAVID SCHULTZ, NELS ANDERSON, MIKE WAGNER, FRONT ROW: WAYNE UNDERWOOD, COACH; GLEN DUROCHER, JIM KWASNY. — LETTERMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROW: DAVID SCHULTZ, NELS ANDERSON, DEWEY SEBOLD, VIC ANDERSON, SECOND ROW: GORDON LUDWIG, JOHN SCHATTL, THIRD ROW: JIM KWASNY,WAYNE UNDERWOOD, MIKE WAGNER, JOE HERMAN. BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: G. SEBOLD, T. MERTENS, J. SCHATTL; MGR, D. JANTSCH G LUDWIG, P. GILBERT; SECOND ROW: COACH; GLEN DUROCHER, D. LUDWIG T. CHOJNACKI, W. UNDERWOOD, J. KWASNY, R. NEIDHOLD r! NICKS COACH; PHILIP LINDEMAN, THIRD ROW: D.SCHULTZ, J.WERNER, S.SAUTER D. MEYER, L. SCHULTZ, J. HERMAN, FOURTH ROW: R, DECKER M WAGNER V. PLOCKELMAN, L. SPRINGER, D. SEBOLD. EIGHTH A. WINCHELL GRADE D. MARCOTT B. TESSMER SEVENTH GRADE D. ANDERSON K. BLASEL D. HANSON C. WINKLESS W. GRAHAM R. LARSON J. RADLINGER D. ROTTIER B. SAUTER T. STEVENS B. TESSMER A. WINCHELL D. ZIER SIXTH GRADE C. GRAHAM H. LARSON D. LEICHTMAN G. ROTTIER K. SMITH D. WIGSTADT M. WINKLESS S. BLASEL G. LEHNERTZ D. FISCHER L. MARCOTT FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE j.LEICHTMAN S. GRAHAM G. SAUTER B. LIETZOW A. STOCKWELL D. GIPP K. HINKE G. SMITH N. GILBERT J. WOLF J. KOFFARNUS D. ZIER T H I R D S. BAKER s £ C 0 H V F 1 R S T J. BLASEL M. COOK B. STOCKWELL J. TAUCHEN K. GIPP G R A D £ D. VIETH G R A D £ Lf C. GUMZ J. CaiAHAM D. IARSON G. IEICHTNAM D. RAU J. SAUTER M. STEEVENS D. STELZEL R. TAUCHEN J. TESSMER KINDERGARTEN L. SCHMID T. BAKER M. BROST J. DECKER C. ELLENBECKER D. GEIGER D. GILBERT K. GUTH B. HAUFE K. HETNDL J. 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