Fort Atkinson High School - Tchogeerrah Yearbook (Fort Atkinson, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

The Tchogeerrah Fort Atkinson High School Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin I Tha+ F. H. S. emphasizes +he digniiy of work, Thai +he quali+y of +he educafion is de- +ermined by our feachers, Thai we mus+ confinually modify prac+ices +o mee+ changing needs and, Tha+ our educa+ional goal musf include developmenf of e+hical charac+er. TABLE OF CONTENTS lnfroduchon Facul+y Organuzahons Spor+s Classes Achvuhes . Seniors Sponsors Index 6 I4 37 38 53 54 63 64 75 76-97 98-99 I00-IO4 TO DR. ROBERT SHREVE, a friend of For? Aflcinson High School, we dedicafe This i956 TCHOGEERRAH, in appreciafion for his services as 'former prin- cipal of our high school. w..,,.,v,, xjyggw -vb-..- Wilgiy, M'-, ,J ww, QQ? 1- ,WW wr ' I L , W-ff 'M'nnnv ca alezfefzmwed Ze! am Zeczciew 744: tie gmiitq ab! eclwccwdaa Admlmsfraflon Mr Lufher Superlnfendenf of Schools When we spealc of Forf Aflunson Hugh School we donf usually mean fhe brlck and morfar +ha+ has gone Info our buildings To mosf of us our school ns a way of life Jusf as brlclc morfar and sfeel have gone Info fhe foundafnon of our buildings so has much fhaf IS subsfanhal gone Info Forf Hugh School Ihose who pre eded us have gnven much fo our way of llvlng Every year each class maces nfs confrlbu 'hon As we enloy fhe benefnfs of our herlfage lef us be remunded +ha+ nf as each worfhwhlle confrlbuflon fhaf malces F H S a b He school for fhose who follow Proudly yours J F Lufher M Hunsader Prnnclpal Mr Bafha Assnsfanf Prnncnpal We feel fhaf having a parf ln fhe developmenf and educafnon of fhe youfh of fhus communlfy us a mosf grahfylng experuence The wonderful relafnonshlp befween fhe parenfs sfudenfs and +eachers has made fhe pas? year a successful one May your following years be as full and saflsfyrng as fhe years you have spenf af Forf Hugh lu , I ff - . . . . . I ' I ' I I ' I . F . . . I . . - . . . . 0 . . 0 . . r . . r. , . , I I ' Lef+ 'ro Rrgl1+ Elmer Kunz James Russell Wlllnam Knox James Lu'rl1er Evereff Hem Dan Roalwen .4 LQ. ,5 H ..- 1, . . 'i' up., K' I 20.325 ' -, , in -.411 - 3 . . . I I ' MARGUERITE AXLEY. B.S. Home Economics . . . enioys the oul- doors and sewing . . . favorile lood is lamb chops . . . would like lo go lo Mars. DOUGLAS COULTER. A.B. Unilecl Slales Hislory, World Hislory . . . Whealies is Mr. Couller's muscle builder . . . his pel peeves are gum chewers and sludenls who lalk oul ol lurn . . . he likes slue denfs who work hard. JOHN BATHA. B.A.. M.S. Biology . . . swimming is his favorile paslime . . . sea loods rale high . . . lavorile quolalion, We gel loo soon old and loo lale smarl. JACK CUMMINGS. B.S. Biology, Physical Science . . . Slar Dusl is his lavorile song . . . lo meel lhe average person is his secrel ambilion . . . hunling and fishing lake up his spare lime. ETH EL BERG. B.S. Spanish ll, English 9, Guidance . . . dislikes cliques . . . lavorile quola- lion, Hay que bailor al son que se lora . . . enioys llalian lood. JAMES PINNANE Science 8 and 9, General Review . . . enioys parlies and goll . . . secrel ambilion, lo relire al 29 . . . dis- likes unfriendly people. ORRIN BULL, JR., B.E-. M.S. Living and Planning, Cilizenship . . . lravel and pholography lake up his spare lime . . . lo see lhe Green Bay Packers win lheir sevenlh world championship is his secrel ambilion . . . When somebody loses lhen somebody wins is his lavorile quole. BEATRICE FLEMING. B.S. Freshman Home Economics. Senior Forum . . . lavorile quolalion, No maller whal your lol in lile may be, build somelhing on il . . . likes crallwork and dislikes inelliciency. LOUISE CONVERSE, B.A.. M.A. Librarian, Journalism . . . is seen driving her car in spare lime . . . lound on her menu is chicken and biscuils . . . lavorile quolalion, A friend is a person wilh whom l may be sincere. LAURA GRAPER. B.A.. M.A. Lalin, Spanish, French . . . French bread and Wisconsin buller rale high wilh her . . . reading is her lavorile paslime . . . Eslrellila is her la- vorile song. 4666 MARY HEMP BS Social Science Unifed Sfafes Hnsfory Summerflme IS her favorlfe song in her spare fume you will fund her swimming beware you sfu enis who ask o we have now fhis for Ihe +esI7 WILLIAM KOHLS BS Driver Educahon Living and Planning Conservation 'favorule quofahon Donl race your moiors fracfed fo ouldoor sporfs JEAN A HOARD BS Speech Advanced Speech Physical Educahon her IBVOYIIE song Youll Never Walk Alone r pare me ul h lending all sporls evenls beware you fhough less people ROBERT J LAHANN BS Chernislry Physics sea foods especially shrimp and lobsfer rafe wifh him sleeping is has favorlle pashme fr end walks when +he resl' of fhe worl walk ouf is his 'favonfe quo+e wafch ou+ all you grlplng sludenis HELEN P HOWE BE E Ish ll Year ook her pe+ peeve is llsfenlng fo an unprepared speaker secrelly she would like +o leach driver educahon I'as+y chocolale as her IBVOTIIS ELLEN M. MARSHALL B.E. M.S. ish I a . . . enioys Iravel' in . . . ' +le learning 's a - gerous Ihing is her favorife quole . . . in her spare +ime she is found reading. JOHN KAMMER . . . . Teacher s Secrefary Bookkeeping, Mafhemalics 9 . . . his secrei am- ' ion is ab lo leach r. Weiske how +o play golf . . . go is his favorife paslime . . . sludenfs w o don'I g I assignmenls ' . 'lime beware. ANN MEYER. B.S. Algebra . . . favorile quolafion, H w o I lks by fhe mile and fhinks by Ie inch may need a boosf by Ihe oo+ . . . ice cream is superb on h r l's+. DOROTHY KEY ES. B.S. Living and Planning, Speech, Social Science . . . would enioy skiing down Rib Mounfain . . . The Deserl Song is frequenlly heard when she's around. MARGORIE A. NORMAN. B.S. Typing, Shorfhand, Office Pracfice . . . is annoyed by people who come Vo class unprepared . . . on her lisf, chicken rafes high . . . some day you will see her as a courl reporler. fl s.. DANIEL 0'CONNELL. B.E. Living and Planning . . . how lo make money wilhoul having lo work for if is his secrel arnbifion . . . hunling and fishing lake up his spare lime . . . beware you excuse makers. BETTY RHEINECK. B.M. Vocal Music . . . French 'fried shrimp lasles good lo her . . . favorile quo- flafion, You can'+ give away kind- nessg il always comes back lo you . . . lo learn fo cook well is her secrel ambilion. DONALD PIPER English, Cilizenship . . . his 'Favorile quolalion, Smile and lhe world smiles wilh you . . . he likes fo hunl, fish +ravel and lake colored slides. LOREN RHEINECK. B.S. lndusfrial Ar+s . . . likes sleak and shrimp besl . . . sporls rale high . . . There's no obieciion +o perfec+ion is his lavorile quolafion. BESSIE POWELL Malhemalics . . . likes fancy des- serfs . . . her favorile quolalion, lf al firsl you don'+ succeed, lry, +ry again . . . walch oul' you sfudenls who don'+ sludy. VERA RI MNAC. B.S. Girls' Physical Educalion . . . Silence is golden is her 'Favorile quolalion . . . being ouldoors is whal she en- ioys . . . lo be a physical lherapisl is her arnbilion. CLAUDE H. RADTKE. B.S. Heallh and Safely, Physical Educarion, Coach . . . fo coach a championship foolball leam is his secrel ambilion . . . beware you boys who are lale for pracfice . . . and you giggling girls . . . in his spare lime you will 'find him hunling and fishing. D. W. SCHEID. B.S. Vocalional Agricullure . . . ll's much befler lo look ahead and prepare lhan lo look back and regrel is his quole . . . enjoys pholography . . . dislikes rude people. ILGA REKE. B.S.. M.S. Ar+ . . . in her pasfime she reads . . . Halloween is her pel peeve . . . her secref desire is lo be a blonde. MALCOM T. SMITH. A.B. American Problems . . . medium rare sleaks rale high wilh him . . . My Gal Sal is his 'favorile song . . . To be or no+ 'lo be' 'is his favorile uuole . . . whisperers beware. S in J- -fl' rc acuity EDWARD G. TREISE. B.S.. M.S. High School Machine Shop . . . ln- duslrial Educalion . . . Sloul lnsli- lule. BEVERLY DILLU N Secrelary lo Superinlendenl . . . Seplember Song rales high on her lop len . . . a glance in lo her home on Thanksgiving will 'Find her ealing lurlcey and pie . . . sewing and lrnil- ling lake up her spare lime. LAURA M. WAGNER, B.A. Plane Geomelry, Advanced Malhe- malics . . . sauerlcraul and spare ribs rale besl wilh her . . . God's raresl gill, a year of lime is her favorile quolalion . , . beware all you chal- lering, unorganized sludenls. JOYCE WECKLER Secrelary lo lhe principal . . . ham wilh pineapple rales high on her menu . . . her secrel ambilion is lo lour lhe world . . . Smile and lhe whole world smiles wilh you is her lavorile quolalion. MERLE W. WESNER, B.S. lnslrumenlal Music . . . his pel peeve is mirrors . . . will find him reading in his spare lime. MR. MILLER Cuslodian ol lhe new building . . . he lhinlrs lhe sludenls lceep lhe build- ing and lhe grounds very clean. KERMIT DOC WEISKE. B.A. Physical Educalion, Coaching . . . his favorile quolalion. Shoal when you see lhe whiles ol lhe nels . . . his secrel ambilion, Conlerence Championship and Slale Tourney leam. MR. STARKE Cuslodian of lhe old building . . . pel peeve is erasing carloons in room l0I. ORMAY FRYE, R.N. School Nurse . . . dislilces public gum chewers . . . enioys foolball games and lrnilling . . . slealcs and mince meal pie lasle besl lo her. COOKS Miss Edwards. Mrs. Urban, Mrs. Dil- lin, Mrs. Van Hoosen. Mv 1 5 4 ax, y x M 2. 5 9 Q :Mi L, Q Q Q 41, ,9 ,, ,,,--Q if 4 ,v I X' WQSH- 'Y f'??5Q2f nk W - X vin 4 NYU 1 we 4 .N C v ,fp 9' f2i1vc , Q, fu m , ,,, I f Q WL, W4 a .fa 5 f 7446 we mecca' pfzamate tie welfafze '1'!X , ,Q Cas., ,',,, ff -.I ROW One: Tom Bare, Anne Gil A, l 1-an -3 , ,an 'Mig- mi v' if YOUTH COUNCIL ber+son, Duane Riggs, Shirley Arndr, Jo Goeglein. Row two: Gen Missfeldl, Karen Abenclrolh, Harlene Blazel, Carol Slringer Judy Wood Lynne Holling Mar Lee Kn' l'1+ R h , , , y Ig . OW f reel Nancy Fullmer, Judy Sampson, Lucrelia Ebbo++, Judy Burns, Ginny Callum, Kay Wifflief, Marly Hanson, Adele Goeglein. ROW four! Belly Kohler, Judy Fry, Doug Vogel, Ed Sandvold, Bill Knilans, Nancy McDermoH', Ginger Hummell. Eleded leaders of You+h Council +his year were Duane Riggs, Presidenh Anne Gilber'rson, Vice- Presidenfg Shirley Arnd+, Secre+aryg Tom Bare, Treasurer: Eddie Sandvold, Sergean+ al Arms, and Jo Goeglein, Publici+y. Many new plans and ideas have been spon- sored by You+h Council 'rhis year. One of +hese plans was +he painfing of windows on 'lhe Main Sfree+ for fhe Holloween conlesf. Anofher was 'rhe Valen+ine semi-formal which proved +o be a huge success for all who a++ended. Mrs. S+ringer, new advisor 'ro Youlh Council, has done a fine iob in developing you+l'1 leaders. For fun and service, you've gof 'ro have poslers. ANN 4 uv-Q' .NN Q! Q I Row one: Bill Laybourne, Judy Burns, Anne Gilberlson, Clarence Sfock, Miss Howe. Row two: Rodney Ruelh, Gen Miss- feldl, Jim Barlol, Karen Abendroih, Donna Vail, Marilyn Gallman, Jo-Ann Heinz. Row three: Karen Beischel, Marfy Han- son, Lynne Holling, Barbara Bos+wick, Lucrelia EbboH, Belly Kohler, Jerry Meske. Row four: Dave Seaverl, Don Schalz- schneider, George Dailey. UAL STAFF X L Y All I8 As Miss Howe, our new faculfy advisor, sal' calmly al her desk, Judy Burns, Edilor, explained +ha+ +his year's Tchogeerrah was going ro be +he biggges+ and besr yearbook Forl High has ever seen. Wi+h 'rhe addilion of eighl exlra pages, an index and 'rwo addilional mee+ing days a week, +he Slaff was quick +o agree. Jim Barlol, Assislanl' Edifor, poinled oul' 'rhaf wi+h 'rhe rich-colored, padded cover and lhe many unusual picfures, +he Tchogeerrah would be cerlain of a 'lop raling when lhe evalua+ion char+ comes ou+ nexf fall. However, as we came close +o +he complefion of +he book, we were confronfed wi+h +he usual culling, pasfing, wriling, and rushing +o mee? dead- lines. Whe+her or nol we have +he biggesl and bes+ annual, we aren'+ sure, bul' we +hink 'lhai +his year's Tchogeerrah is a frue accoun+ of lhe ac'rivi+ies of Forl High in l955-56. Marilyn Kuhl, Arfisl, Miss Howe, Faculfy visor, Judy Burns, Edifor, Jim Barfol, Assf. Edu or and Anne Gilberfson, Business Manager are + work in fhe slaff's workshop. The climax of lhe sales campaign, lhe unveiling of lhe Fiffh Man. Ev I f ra v' A f 4 . fx , U MIX gf ff L all HU sum ' gm in f :Q 'Yi ' WT af' I i ., 71Eg.gs V5 if 34 , V- V . I +55 5 a JW W ..,., - HB 4 hw 3 .-1 I x if xii. NX -.... F ' 112 --ff'-inf Row one: Charles Swisher, Jim Darge, Lucrefia Ebboll, Donna Krippner, John Owens, Gen Miss'Feld'r, Judy Burns. .Row two: Miss Berg, Miss Keyes, Harriel Morgan, Anne Gilber+son, Shirley Arndf, Kay Wifllief, Marry Hanson, Adele Goeglein, Judy Guslalson, Joyce Willilz, Pat Cunningham. Row three: Jean Binlcerf, Judy Sampson, Belly Anderson, Judy Bienfang, Belly Kohler, Nancy McDermoH, Ginger Hummel, Jane? OH, Miss Hoard. Row four: Nancy Fullmer, Neil Blair, Doug Vogel, Karol Kaufman, Bob Denny, John Hagemann, Barbara Boslwiclc. MASQUE 8K GAVEL 2l 'klilrl if I laugh 111 any mmlrzl thing IW lfllll' 1 may rw! zufjff' liyfml i955-i956 PLAYBILL Casl' of Characfers Facul+y Advisors . . Miss Hoard, Miss Keyes, Miss Berg' Mr' Piper A liclrlish job, applying malce-up for lhe villain. Club Officers . . Donna Krippner, John Owens, Lucrelia Ebbofl, Gen Missfeldl, Judy Burns, Jim Darge, Chuclc Swisher Ex+ras . . A club of young acfors and acfresses ACT l Formal ini+ia+ion parry. One-acl play, The Pol' Boiler, goes lo our firsf s+a+e con+es'f and receives HR . ACT ll Club sees sfage produc+ion, Te-ahouse of +he Augusl Moon. Tour lhrough Lesler Coslume Company. ACT III sembly program. Masque and Gavel dance. Service al Choir Chrisfmas Concer+. S+uden+ Exchange ski+. CURTAIN X Hosl lo Dislricl Forensic Meei. Forensic as- Q ' 4 i .556 I Row one Miss Berg Donna Reinhard Jean Ameni, Marilyn Wendorf, Mary Knlghf, Janice Klemp Karol Kaufman Row two Weldon Kempf, Dick Greenlee, Carolyn Brandel, Susan Nelson Judy Bienfang Karen Rhelneck Peggy O+hmer. Highlighfing ihe Spanish Club acfiviiies were +he Pina+a pariy and 'ihe Pinaia Pasada dance. The group also held a Spanish Club supper ai' which +he club members enioyed a Spanish menu, which +hey prepared +hemselves. Helping 'Phe organizafion in +heir ac+ivi+ies was Miss Berg, +he advisor. The officers of +he club were: President Janice Klempg Vice-President Jean Amenh and Secre- +ary-Treasurer, Marilyn Wendorf. Row one: Boofs Anderson, Darlene Sieverl, Mary Black, Bob Waferman. Row two: Bob Phffeferkorn, Mike Walker, Spencer Belzer, Russel Louis, Lorna Mazor, Carole Mallow, Correen Becker, Judy Guslafson, Gayle Beischel, Pai Cunningham, Jack Amundson. Row fhree: Ron Paupore, Judy Brown, Dave Hack, Sandy Ram- sey, Dennis Anderson, Debbie Dahms, Gail Hope, Nancy Wood, Charloffe Arndf, Sharon Spilizer, Joyce Wil- lifz, June Speer, Ann Chrisfensen, Janei OH, John Wood, Daryl Burrow, Miss Graper. Cos+umes made from rurkish low- els, bed sheefs, and colored yard goods rransformed high school slu- den+s info Roman gods and god- desses as fhey feasred al' fhe annual Roman Banquer, served by four faifhful slaves from +he ls'r year Lalin class. The bullefin board wifh pillars in 3-D gave +he room a Roman afmosphere. The club officers were Spencer Belzer, Ron Paupore, and Gayle Beischel. Through +his organizafion, Miss Graper helped +he s+uden+s lo unders+and beHer fhe culfure of +he Roman era. Learn ing La+in LATIN CLUB 23 Q 'Zi' -Mi, in Q V gm 9 Q :If - N x .,1,g 3 ff 5 V as :gf ig g ,K ' ' iQ 'fi -. E 1 A , v M, N K '! is 3 ,L-?ixL.,'fy A I Q wig, ' Km 1, 'X ffw-mm. 1' :f ' 5 ff, ,II .. nd ! f Q., ix 3 1 ani f 1 3 4 3 . ' f J 1 A Y ' S 4 1 f 1 If , .. ' K ' E0 I 1 a , gg I at ,SW X , 5 6 . 6 at Q X g I x, 1 Q S 2 E Q 32 u , is y N C - I ' I S fs Hs Q Q' x .M . , fy LQ? 4 A J A , mf? , I Q4 Q K, ' b. ' 32 'W 1' 'W M . Z , ? K in W in R Q: , f 3, I 1 Nu, v K- nam., QQQQQ Y f-X5 ai? ,1'.,msg,.5Tf'U S A L mv Q - M ..., V mf if 55 - i'wQa.w:: A ' . ' ax W S , ' W . iif1'f, HLH,,,,,M,Q-jgjggrif ff -fi .fmQmsnww:w,:pwjgq5g1f3g'm3p9+qggf?gfrvnawe- Aw an M Nm 1:41 4,-,, , .1 ,, -.4 nw mn K W: iw-Q - X, f M, . K QJMA., .,n.mm94sga4 'w.. ' A ,N , ,E ,. - ,4.,5gga.... U GFA A W . ,M Row one: Jane+ OH, Ann Cl1ris+iansen, Karol Kaufman, Adele Goeglein, Donna Reinhard. Row two: Gayle Beischel, Karen Abendroih, Joanne Goeglein, June Speer, Jo-Ann Hein1, Yvonne Sfannard, Mary Black, Pal Cunningham, Lorna Mazor. Row fhree: Carol S+ringer Mary Margaref Williams, Yvonne Roe, Judy Bienfang, Belly Anderson, Judy Sampson, Carol 26 Gullickson, Judy Gusfafson. Wiflw a smile +l'1e Redskins carry ou+ +lveir dulies al' +l1e los? and found case. Row one: Anne Gilberfson, Audrey Moe, Janice Klemp, Barbara Bosfwiclc, Donna Reinhard Jean Amenf, Barb Pfeifer, Bev Sleaver, Miss Wagner. Row two: Donna Krippner, Adele Goeglein, Lucrefia Ebboff, Virginia Callum, Beverly Harfwig, Nancy Fullmer, Colleen Holleran Marilyn Kuhl. Row fhree: Nancy McDermoff, Karol Kaufman, Beffy Kohler, Peggy Ofhmer Judy Fry, Susan Nelson, Judy Burns, Kay Wifflief. Redskins, don'+ forgef fhe meefing Monday noon, in room 2l0, af I2:OO. This familiar sfafemenl' began anofher busy year for fhe Red- slcins. Early in Ocfober new members were inifiafed info fhe group. Deco- rafion of fhe goal posfs for Homecoming was also on fhe calendar for Ocfober. The Redslcin Formal was held November I9 in fhe old gym and was under fhe co-chairmanship of Marilyn Kuhl and Carol Sfringer. To help us gef info fhe Chrisfmas spirif, fhe Redslcins brighfened fhe halls wi+h colorful decorafions and holiday bullefin boards. The officers who led 'rhe group were: Presidenf, Karol Kaufman: Vice-Presidenf, Ann Chrisfenseng Secrefary, Adele Goeglein: Treasurer, Jane+ OH' and S+uden+ Council Represenfafive Donna Reinhard. During fhe year Miss Meyer assumed Miss Wagner's dufies as advisor fo fhe Redskins. ibii' IQQUE li-IN '90-DN N0 kb' IOQ QQ O25 MQ I Seated: lFIoorl lone Rahn, De Ann Weckler Seaied lTabIel Norma F H A Prueninger, Harrier Morgan, Darlene Sie er? Jean Yandry Barbara Umland Sfulldillg: Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Axley, Mrs Freye The F.H.A. Chapfer a+ For+ High had a very busy year. One of i+s bigges+ proiec+s was selling refresh- menfs a+ all foo+ball games. During lhe holiday sea- son +hey had a double aH'rac'fion by having a Chris+- mas parfy and ini+ia+ion +o which Mom and Pop were invi+ed. ln 'rhe fall a balce sale was sponsored by F.H.A. The spring proieci was fhe Easfer par+y given for liHle sisfers, bro+hers, and friends. A+ +he end of +he year len girls who had +he high- esf number of service poinis wen+ 'fo Green Lake for +he S+a+e Conven+ion. The I955-56 officers of F.H.A. were: Darlene Siever+, Presidenrg Jean Yandry, Vice-President Har- rief Morgan, Secre+aryg Barbara Umland, Treasurer: Norma Preuninger, Reporlerg DeAnn Weckler, His+oriang lone Rahn, Parliamen+ariang Sue Brifzlre, Siudenl Council Represen+afive. Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Axley served our chapfer as advisors and Mrs. Freye was our Chap- fer Mo+her. These fufure homomalcers plan . . and praclice. The For+ Aflrinson Chapier of Fufure Farmers of America, a charfer member of 'rhe nafional and sfafe associaiion, has iusf comple+ed ifs 25+h year of organizaiion. This ac+ivi+y is designed for boys ac- fively engaged in vocafional agriculfure. The program is divided in+o eighf ac+iv- i+ies: Supervised Farming, Coopera+ion, Communiiy Service, Leadership, Earning and Saving, Conducl' of Meeiing, Scholar- ship, and Recreafion. This year F.F.A. has been acfive under +he leadership of Mr. Scheid. Ouisfand- ing acfivifies of +he local chapier included a scrap drive, recrea+ional ac+ivi+ies, com- munify service, and a 'rrip io +he Milwau- kee Braves game. Officers were Jerome Ehrlre, Presidenh Earl Rue, Vice-President David Hack, Sec- refaryg Ed Doeberiener, Treasurer, Arlo Klug, Reporferg Dave Seaver+, Senfinel. The mee+ings are held in 'rhe Vocarional Agriculiure Room, a+ 8:00, on 'I'he fourih Thursday of every monih. Learning +o live, Doing +o learn, Earning io live, Living +o serve. 'EE W ' . -wr-f 'vm ,WM ,. .. ,....,,,.-...-.. iwxfgfgz-A ---vg:,L1f,. V - A- J, v 7-4r, 1-WH -- V - ....,, ,.,. .ew N f 'ff iif -152. 'Wifi'-11 I' ' ' v. ' N1 F? Am sw- ' . fxsvfi - -. 7T,gfA,.h: ffm ., X L gi: , ,,,,,,..,, M,.,,,,,,.,.,. ww? 'A 1 4 A . f , V - .. - 'XMf JW' 'f A '- ' -,,r.uv Q4i.,lcf ff Z -f .,.-ya ' w AA- VW? 1 , fy , ' mx - A .. ,xv p 5 W W WW X A AA? Q' 'I Lv' In ,, if nf' 5 j A 3 S-asap a , -wa w .., 3 2 iw. 4 x -. 1 if: ' I E I' ' ll v 3 Ju bww 7 E , S. I Q Q 1. all ,M ja' NA Row one: Judy Siark, Virginia Meier, Dawn Schenk, Barbara Poller, Bob Bell, Sieve Rogers, Donald Lescohier, Don Hannem, Damon Le Blond, Roberl Downing, Peler Vosburg, Nancy Porler, Virgene Vogel, Carole Allen, Darlene Hachl. Row two: Sandra Hausz, Sandra Schenk, Sharon Hebbe, Carol Morse, Lee Callahan, Roger Gerhke, David Powell, Roberf Boden, Roberl Goss, Bill Allen, Ray TuHon, Diane Dehnerl, Judy Bauer, Nancy Kurfz, Belly Damulh. Row three: Maureen Greenlee, Bernice Mazor, Yvonne Deakin, Karen Koenig, Shari Sundl, Gary Hevey, Dick Falk, Brian Gruelzman, Dennis Aulf, Sieve Sperry, Doug Wood, Gary Kunz, Karen Michels, Leigh Luebke, Karen Goede, Carol Ann Gorsica, Barbara Mueller. Row four: Mrs. Rheineck, Jackie Olson, Donna McLees, Audrey Larson, Kay Heinz, Shirley Schlieve, Sid Frame, Gary Reurerskiold, Roger Bare. Jimmie Merfsching. Bill Fullmer, Kay Blevin, Linda McLees, Alice Klail, Kafhleen Greenlee. JUNIOR CHOIR The Junior Choir began a successful year by elecling Kalhleen Greenlee, President Sid Frame, Vice-Presidenlg Ray TuH'on, Publicify Chairman: Gary Hevey, Treasurer, Judy Bauer and Barbara Mueller, I Robarians. Alice Klall' and Karen Michels were in charge of music. The Chrislmas Concerf and Spring Concerl were fhe main evenls in which Junior Choir parficipaled. Some members look parl in +he solo and ensemble feslival al' Whilewaler. Afler experience in 'rhe WHF1 an encou resins Smile- Mrs- . I l - Rheineck looks +o lhe Junior Choir Junior Choir, many will go on +0 Advanced Choir. Sopranos for ,,,,,5,C, gps-. Row one: Gloria Rosfowfske, Belly Kohler, Judy Sampson, Sarah Sherman, Helen Frohmader, Barbara Umland Mrs. Rheineck, Shirley Arndl, Janice Copsey, Nancy Peggy Olhmer. Row fwo: Karen Wandschneider, Ga Carol Slringer, Bonnie Riech, Marilyn Mosher, Rosalie R Donna Krippner. Row three: Kay Wifflief, Sandra Sc Sfeven Zeimef, Gene Buckhollz, Charles Peferson, Leon Fullmer, Barbara Linlon, Gail Goede, Barbara Pfeifer il Pierifz, Marilyn Miller, Helen Kube, Elaine Silberhorn obbins, Barbara Zeidler, Linda Anderson, Belly Anderson hoen. Kaye Tamblingson, Beverly Ebersohl, Jim Laybourne Kohlman, Jim Klienhans, Roberl Greenlee, Wayne Lang becker, Andy Kirchmayer, Norma Preuninger, Maxine Mosher. Row four: John Owens, Bob Ridpalh, Gale Puerner, Claude Tipfon, Ronnie Tellefson, Dick Gilkey E Anylime affer mid-November il' was nol un- ddie Sandvold, Rodney Dillin, Dick Brown, Ken Koch. SENIOR CHOIR usual +o hear Chrislmas carols in I'he vicinify of room 204. The choir, under Ihe direc+ion of Mrs. Loren Rheineck, was rehearsing for 'rheir holiday concerls. A+ Chrislmas, as well as Thanksgiving, fhe choir presenfed a program for The whole slu- denf body. On December I4 a concerl of sacred Chris+mas music was given in one of 'Ihe local churches. Earlier in 'rhe year, exchange conceris were held wifh Jefferson and S+ough+on. One of +he biggesl evenrs of +he year for 'rhe Senior Choir was Ihe Mid-Winfer Clinic held a+ Madison. A highligln' +o +he year was +he Spring Concert Officers Ihis year were: John Owens, President Gale Puerner, Vice-President Janice Copsey and Shirley Arndl, Librarians, Kay Wi'H'lief, Treasurer: Carol Sfringer, Publiciry Chairman: Dick Gilkey and Gail Pierifz, Robariansg and Gail Pierih, Accompanis+. SENIOR BAND There's somefhing abouf a home fown band . . . And F.H.S. is very proud of ifs sixfy-six piece band which is under fhe direcfion of Mr. Merle Wegener. On fhe foofball field, in marching, in formafion, fhe band proudly and capably represenfs Forf High. The sfrains of our For+ Loyalfy capfivafe our enfhusiasm and sef fhe fempo for our pep assemblies. On January 26 fhis organizafion spon- sored a Mid-Winfer concerf. The band also sponsors a pep and dance band. The l955-56 officers were: Ron Tellef- son, Presidenfg Bob Ridpafh, Vice-Presi- denfg Judy Bienfang, Secrefaryg Judy Gus- fafson, Treasurer, and Jim Greenlee, Librarian. JR 81 SR. BAND 36 JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Wagner, elecfed Karen Michels, Presidenfg Maureen Greenlee, Vice-Presi- denf, Dick Gersfner, Secrefaryg Leonard Belsfner, Treasurer: and Kafhleen Green- lee, Librarian. The band parficipafed in fhe Whife- wafer Music Fesfival and played in fhe winfer and spring concerfs. In fhe spring fhey presenfed a concerf for an assembly. The Junior Band also led fhe Halloween Parade. Row one: Nancy Fullmer, Judy Gusfafson, Ann Chrisfensen, Barbara Freeman, Janice Olson, Judy Bienfang Row two: Judy Fry, Mary Jung, Carol Brandel, Coreen Becker, Kay Yerges, Lorna Mazor, Donna Romens, Judy Brown, Sue Halverson, Liz Hanson, Wanda Braclceff. Row fhree: Ron Tellefson, Marlene Schepperf, David Carl Donna Krippner, Roberf Turner, Kerry Harfer, Warren Dofy, Ed Birlr, Karen Rheineclc, Neal Kamla, Anna Brady Bill Bendig, Dick Prueffer, Nancy Wagner, Margaref Schniflcer. Row four: Judy LaMonf, John Gross Gary Manga 'P ,, . 11' F ' SN ' ,qi Se-4' 45 V f 5,1 f fa f P' 'apmx G .AX M N I xr V ,J 4. 'ik A vii-2,3 1 ,I rx. Q Qg. ,QY 4,5 Q ,qgx Q :R with -Y'-if .I ,JV N - 1 ':: 1Q'+ 1: K 9 5 3 f s 2 in 1 4' f- 2.-fd 4 ' re..+4f' A Tyfsff 3 f . lf' x ' I ff C 1 A 3. g 4 A ,, 1 ' ',A. 1-fn' - K X 5, i K 'A' ' 3'fg m. 94 fzfvgx G7 - , 'f , 1 ,,,.f, ' - 4- j fa- ' Q-MA-If 'uf -J'X?'fi! E JF ' ,nz v N1 gi ff ., fy. 1 U X . I iff? PM J. .1 If ff if ,. is-.ri wg 2-fa ws ,., s 1 A ' N - fi mi f fv,Q1,y'S I Y. , ' i ,A A rfgfffw V 5,1 fav I a fw 'Law FYI, - VXTQ. 1. 'A va- X' Q M I' 'J . 2 K, V., - . 5' ' uf .5 ' fa 5 A ' 'lf' ' if fqefgl Xa QI' '4' , ' , .QI , Q-I ,A 5 f 'X 191 1 1. ,Eff I!! ,Vx , ., A71 X7 n 6 5 Q ., A 6 h . ,, I 1 iw vt., K I , ! if ffl, 4 61' ,I nj' lj' WJ D N, 1 -H01 X, , N ' 'Q6 f4 ! 1 ff 51,91 1 f f wiv 1 I jx I 4 A N V .4 2 f df if f...,,,. I! wg , 4 im ' l K F dj 7- 'I I X ,.- x N ,, -lg I A i 1' ' H 4 1 4 1 a ' f --f v f' 3 1 3 f 1 ii .f 2 - Y .wi ,, K 4 1 v . g 1 .kiwi ' a- if 'Q XQKXQ L .... 74aZwenuc4ZcencZfafcZ4goan9,bea7aZe Flf5 J - 2-W' x , L T41 7 was 48 J4 grlia Row one: Tom Hadinger, Dick Allen, Jim Hafhaway, Dick Hein, Dave Seaverf, Bob Ridpafh, Spencer Belzer, Dick Pierifz. Row two: Bob Schwab, Dave Behm, Ron Koenig, Duane Riggs, Gilberf Benoy, Jerome Ehrke, Dick Greenlee, Tom Bare. Row three: Ken Koch, George Dailey, Jim Corrigan, Ron Paupore, Dick Louis, Chuck Hoefs, Fred Spangler, Bob Bauman, Russ Nifardy, Jim Kleinhans. Row four: Mr. Kammer, Larry Wen- dorf, Loren Ehlers, Dick Gilkey, Tom Draves, Jim Eckharf, Gary Vershure, Bill Hess, Mr. Radfke. A ' TEAM FOOTBALL 40 As fhe curfain came down on fhe l955 foofball season, Coach Radfke's eleven had placed fhird in fhe Badger Conference. This fine showing was due fo excellenf coaching and fhe deferminafion of fhe players. The fronf line was led by all-conference fackle, Dave Seaverf, all-conference end, Bob Ridpafh, guard, Spence Belzer, fackle, Dick Pierifz, and cenfer, Loren Ehlers. The Card's hard charging backfield consisfed of all-conference halfback Jim Corrigan, fullback, George Dailey, halfback, Ron Paupore, and signal-caller, Dick Hein. Even in defeaf fhe Cards showed well. Losing fheir firsf game fo an experienced Waupun feam, fhe Cards came back fo be a fhreaf fo every squad fhey played. There were many fhrills during fhe season- like fhe fime George Dailey raced l6O yards in 36 carries fo man-handle fhe Jefferson feam. Half- back Jim Corrigan did everyfhing possible wifh fhaf pigskin. And Bob Ridpafh was on fhe re- ceiving end for Corks passes. Dave Seaverf made holes in fhe opposing line. Team mafes say he was fhe finesf blocker around. Tom Bare, Spence Belzer, Dave Behm, and Dick Louis were defensive sfandoufs. The Middlefon game ended fhe season. And if was quife an ending! A power failure caused fhe game fo be femporarily disrupfed - dis- rupfed unfil fhe following week when I minufe and 49 seconds of fhe remaining quarfer were played. Though nof a vicfory, if broughf much excifemenf for fhe Cards. Fans were convinced fhaf fhe Cards could hold fheir own wifh fhe finesf on fhe field. Aff, y 233 I X 'U L . ,N '10, '3 , u I M H u K 1, 5 T339 - 'J ' A -4.4 ,WM A X, 1-...- ,v . o ' 'L' ' W as ,pf , 4,, .2 'ff I-L ViQ,, f 9 W ,K Q.: 3 I , 'K - Wg 'T 'E 4 1. 5 - ' , 2 V f I J ,lr x ,ak A y..,' A 'P .L N-1 V ,LAR fum: ,f.l ' 'l. E410 yawn 3-A L X -I vi Leff fo righf: Ed Sandvold, Gerry Moore, Bill Knilans, Dic ue er, o I af , IC e Kleinhans, Jim Corrigan, George Dailey, Loren Ehlers, Bill Hausen, Marfy Malin. Coach Weiske in back of Ham mon. Tom Schoen and Ray Tuffon in fronf of Hammon. A TEAM BASKETBALL Go, go, go, you mighfy CardinaIs I The Cards followed fhis chanf as fhey wenf sailing fhrough fhe season wifh a record of I8 wins and 4 losses. This second place winning was made possible by fhe compefenf coaching of Doc Weislce and fhe deferminafion of fhe boys fo do fheir besf. The feam was sparked by Ed Sandvold, who made All-Conference firsf feam, and by Marfy Malin, Bob Ridpafh, and Jim Corrigan, all of whom made fhe All-Con- ference second feam. Loren Ehlers, new fo fhe feam, complefed fhe firsf sfring players. Alfhough Forf finished second in con- ference play, fhey came ouf on fop af fhe Regional Tournamenf. This gave fhem fhe righf fo compefe in fhe Disfricf Tourna- menf af Wisconsin Dells. Affer beafing Madison Easf, we came up againsf Sauk Cify. I+ was a close game wifh Forf in fhe lead unZ'iI fhe Iasf few minufes of play when Saul: shof ahead fo beaf Forf. orf orf orf orf or orf o 'I' orf orf orf orf orf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf SEASON S RECORD Whufewafer 66 Mnlfon 56 Wisconsin I-Ilgh Delavan 46 Monroe 69 Jefferson 56 Edgerfon 40 Sfoughfon Lalce Mills 44 Midcllefon 52 - Wisconsin High -- Monroe 74 69 - Jefferson 76 8I - Lalce Mills 46 88 -- Edgerfon 57 75 - Sfoughfon 78 70 -- Middlefon 58 99 - Waferfown 69 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Forf 80 - Eclgerfon 67 Forf 75 - Jefferson 58 Forf 93 - Monroe 76 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Forf 9I - Madison Easf 63 Forf 67 - Sauk Cify 70 Q: -ea -5- , xr., I .,, f . 3. f. Graduafing Cards 3 ff ' 7,5565 W:-.f'.f4D'mJ4-in . .J 'Bf1f75Qwan7 a W1 -nl-'Z 'XR Q J s i, I 4 Row one: Dick Bicksler, Gary Hevey, Dick Meier, Larry Wendorf, Sid Frame Bob Haugom R fwo M Radflze, Roger Bare, Rus Nifardy, Dick Papke, Roger Bofflemy, Bill Hess, Lyle Myers BASKETBALL B TEAM 46 Coach Claude Raclfke's B feam is fhe unofficial junior varsify Badger Conference cham pion. The feam won I7 games and losf l. Many of fhe boys will play on fhe varsnfy squad nexf year. From fhe way fhey played fhis year, if is cerfain fhey will be fhe number one feam in fhe Badger Conference. Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Forf Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Afkinson Whifewafer . Milfon . . Wisconsin High Delavan . . Monroe . Jefferson . Edgerfon . Sfoughfon . Lake Mills . Midcllefon . Wisconsin High Monroe . . Jefferson . Lake Mills . Sfoughfon Middlefon Waferfown . Cl '1 een, QU. 'Yi B'--Q if Q9 OAR? cjbililjylji 2. iw i A7 .,,,'af X gir ly l wi ,J J G f, W ., 1.f,, db-KN :Fei -If Row One! Roger Boillemy, Clifford Holmes, Dick Allen, Jim Corrigan, Sian Scheiwe. Row Two: Charles Hoefs, Dick Louis, Jim Hammon, Bob Haugom, Bill Hess. Row Three: Mr. 48 Rheineck, Sid Frame, Lyle Myers, Bob Ridpafh, Dave Seaver+, Russ Nifardy, Bob Lee. Hang up rhe 'lennis shoes and bring ou+ +he spilces. Baseball season has arrived! Hopes for a good season are in order since len men are refurning from las+ year's squad. No spol has been nailed down yef, buf baclc from las? year's sfariing 1'eam are: Jim Hammon, a+ second, Jim Corrigan, al' +hirdg in leif field, Bob Ridpalhg righi field, Dave Seaverlg and in cen+er field, Bill Hess. Afler firsf eliminaiions +he club includes: Russ Nilardy, Diclz Louis, Diclc Allen, Rich Louis, Jim Kleinhans, Bow Downing, Sid Frame, Cliff Holmes, Charles Hoefs, Roger Bofllemy, Gary Hevey, Lyle l,iye:'s, Ben Haugom, Ed Doeberiener, and S+an Schiewe. The club is coached by Mr. Loren Rheineclx. Leff fo righf: Doug Wood, Dick Gersfner, Dennis Asrnus, Tom Barnharf, Tom Bare, Eddie Sandvold, Don Bran- denberg, Jim Jensen, Roger Erhke, Mr. O'ConnelI. Row fwo: Marfy Ihde, Ken Falk, Weldon Kempf, Kalvin Pafzer, Ron Paupore, Dick Meier, Roger Bare, Dennis Aulf, Ronald Tesch, Manager Rodney Vail. Row fhree: Lee Heinz, Carl Hafeman, Jim Bickle, Kenny Wolff, Dick Falk, Gary Rueferskiold, Lawrence Haukom, Wayne Langbecker. Row four: Fred Spangler, Larry Wendorf, Spencer Belzer, Bill Knilans, Sieve Sperry, John Hage- mann, George Garland, Dick Papke, Frances Black, Jerry Behm. TRACK 49 When you pass by +he high school frack, you can see fhaf spring has officially ar- rived. Coach O'ConneII has been working hard +o gel' his Cardinal fhinclads in condi- 'rion for fhe I956 frack meefs. The frack Ieam has 39 candidafes. All buf 'rhree of fhe boys are underclassmen so fhere is much 'ralenf yer +o be uncovered. Coach O'ConneII will be building his feam from fhree Ieffermen: Ed Sandvold, Tom Bare, and Dennis Asmus. We are looking forward fo a very good year on fhe cinder pafh in I956. April April April April April April April May May May May May 7 II I3 I8 20 25 28 2 8 II I9 26 SCHEDULE - Madison Wesf Relays - Sfoughfon - Jefferson - Sfoughfon, Monroe - Middlefon -Jefferson, Monona-Grove -Whifewafer Relays -Wisconsin High, Jefferson 1 Pod, Invnanonal Left to right: Eddie Sandvold, Tom Bare, Dennis Asmus, Jim Jensen -Conference Meef, Camp Randall -WIAA Secfional -Sfafe Meef, Camp Randall .L ,,.,,,, W .Mm,.....W..E....,,,.,,L fwgww ,,L,.....1..,, ,.,m,.5..,.., 'f T ...,4.,.T...s..-.,.- ax li .W .1 W ,, me' C gf! 3 , V ,, ',,-,,.,,Q xN M. V W .,.! ,.-,J,..,....1..N ff sis 4 3592? i ' ' 4 S' we f ff N, . 'gif 51 fr lag mt. W, .1-.. ta 5-. X Rx .111 ' V439 ' fn , WN -, ww X K Q .Ef- ' fix af fxuf, Al.,-. A 532. '- Row one: Mr. Weislce, Dick Hein Dave Seaverl' Dennis Asmus Row Iwo Tom Bare Denn is Lange, Bill Knilans, Jim Corrigan Jim Hammon Row fhree Lyle Hachl Jim Halhaway Bob d Ri pafh, Charlie Hoefs, Spencer Belzer Row four Doug Vogel Drclc Pierirz George Dailey Ed Sandvold, Gerry Moore, Gary Vershure Ron Paupore Homecoming prepara+ions headed +he lisf for fhe F Clubs firsl' prolecf of +he year The bonfire and pre-homecoming feshvihes were well planned and everyfhlng weni' smoo+hly Shor+ly following foofball season came fhe hechc +wo day nnrhahon when boys were made members of +he maior leHer organizahon All fhe bo +h + rh giving lhan fhe receiving enddurvng unrhahon days Baslcerball season gave F Club new responsibili+ies. The boys efficienfly ran fhe coal checlc service, plus ushering and handing our programs. F Club sponsored anofher Sadie Hawlcin's dance +his year. A por+ion of fhe proceeds wenr 'foward a frip +o fhe MarqueHe- Michigan basl:e+ball game. The F Club can rruly ralre pride in +heir ac+ivi+ies of +his year. They were under 'rhe leader- ship oli Dave Seaver+, President Dennis Asmus, Secrefaryg and Dick Hein, Treasurer. Coach Weislre was rheir advisor. The poor perse-cule.l pledges perform. Row one: Kay Schullz, Carol Gullickson, Dale Sandvold, Craig Anderson, John Kuylzendal, Fred Spangler, Bob Schwab, George Dailey, Wanda Brackelr, Allie Whifford, Judy Sampson, Belfy Anderson, Karen Abendroih, Dixie Wellman, Marfha Hanson, Nancy Gebhardi, Belly Powers, Kalhy Belsiner. Row Iwo: Sue Brilzlce, Rose Srreich, Yvonne Roe, Sandy Schenk. Kafhy Carmichael, JoAnn Schoen, Marcia Biederman, Pa? Barry, Janice Kunlz, Norma Haynes, Elaine Silberhorn, Nancy Forfney, Peggy Oihmer, Barb Pfeifer, Audrey Moe, Berry Kohler, Charloffe Arndf, Carole Mallow, lone Rahn, June Speer. Row Three: Janef OH, Marcie Schniflrer, Madeline TraugoH, Karen Goede, Carol Gruennerf, Jean Yandry, Mary Ross, Harrie? Morgan, Lucinda Fallc, Linda Anderson, Angie Rahn, Sue Nelson, Ginny Callum, Sue Halverson, Anne Gilberlson, Pai Schulfz, Mary Floerke, Joan Pfeifer, Carol Spangler, Susan Henkel, Mary Black. Row four: Anne Chrisfiansen, Judy Bieniang, Sue Wild, Liane Guelclner, Dianne Robb, Karen Ebberl, Lorraine Gebhardl, Carol Wiley, Cara Mae Manz, Phyliss Floerlxe, l.yneHe Langholff, Connie Holleran, Janice Klemp, JoAnn Curran, Bev Slreich, Marilyn Gallman, Virginelle Kas, Peronica Washeleslry, Beffy Esch. Pep Club was one of +he new clubs which were formed 'rhis year. Under +he supervision of +heir advisor, Miss Rimnac, 'rhey made arrangemen'I's for 'lhe ficlrels, The bus, and 'fhe chaperones for ou+-of- 'lown games. The Pep Club had fun pu+- fing on slcifs in assemblies. The officers of +he year were: Presi- denr, Wanda Braclce++g Vice-President George Daily: Secre+ary, Allie Whirfordg Treasurer, Judy Sampson, S+uden+ Council Represen+a+ive, Boo+s Anderson. Tha? Pep Club spirif helpe'l bring abou? +his sudden bursf of cheers and clap of hands. ,ff PEP CLUB 53 Leading fhe Junior class were Russ Nifardy, Tom Bare, and Susan Wild. JUNIORS-SOPHOMORES 58 Sophomores enfered fhe '55-'56 ferm bubbling wifh enfhusiasm. The December elecfions broughf a fine group of officers for fhe class of 58. Those elecfer were: Terry Summeril, Presidenfg Jim Jensen, Vice-Presidenfg and Carol Spangler, Sec- refary-Treasurer. Sfudenfs elecfed Dixie Wellman, Kafhy Haclc, Jim Greenlee, Diclc Paplce and Milce Walker as Sfudenf Coun- cil Represenfafives. Sophomores were well represenfed in acfivifies and sporfs. Many Sophs were pledged fo Youfh Council and did a fine job. The sophomore class parfy, Cupid's Ball, held Feb. II, was affended by many members of fhe class. The highlighf of The Junior class was fhe Prom held May 4+h. Yvonne Roe and Fred Spangler were co-chairmen. The Juniors were represenfed in fhe Homecoming courf by Yvonne Roe. Affer a week of campaigning for class officers, Tom Bare was elecfed Presidenfg Russ Nifardy, Vice-Presidenfg Sue Wild, Secrefary-Treasurer. Under fheir guidance fhe Juniors had a successful year. During Easfer vacafion many Juniors fool: fhe New-Yorlc-Washingfon frip. Chap- erones were Mr. and Mrs. O'Connell. A+ fhe end of fhe year, +he Juniors received fheir class rings. - 'l avg x e U! !! H- If -FB' ,K . I x A , I Q , , f'::?z :Seem , 1 Af. 1 ? 1 J 3' R . 4 , qxfg ,ig -sf, lf 'fx M g ':r'3 -Cx, Leading +he Freshman class 'lhis year were Gary Reuferslriold as Presidenlg Ray Tu++on as Vice-Presidenh and Leon- ard Belslner as Secrelary-Treasurer. Miss Berg, Mr. Bull, Miss Meyer, Mr. Piper, Mr. Rheineclc, and Mr. Scheid served as Freshmen homeroom advisors. Their big even+ of +he year was lheir Oc+ober field +rip 'fo Madison, where +hey saw 'rhe legislarure in ac+ion. The Freshman class was represenfecl in 'rhe Homecoming cour+ by Judy Bauer. As +he year drew fo a close, +l1e Freshmen were loolcing forward lo nexl' year and fheir role as sophomores. Elecled as class officers were Leonard Belslner, Gary Reufersldold, and Ray Tulion. FRESHMEN AND SNAPS 63 Our days are filled wifh acfivily . . . and ll1ere's an aclivify for everyone. v ,, 'fx '51, 5 is W as ,Sway wg, -sq 3332, ,,A, , wafmzdfwmewemeage CALENDAR Homecoming . . . Exchange . . . Senior Class Play . . . Sepf. Sepf Sepf Sepf Sepf Sepf Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. School opens. B Team Cheerleaders chosen Non-conference foofball game wifh Waupun here. Forf losf, 0-I3. Wisconsin High game here . . . ends in a 6-6 fie. Slcif given by Exchange. Foofball game af Monroe. Forf won 23-6. Vofed for Homecoming Courf. Homecoming bonfire and parade. Forf won fheir Homecoming game wifh Jefferson, 7-0. Exchange group leff for Norfh Adams. Twenfy boys leff for Trees for Tomorrow. Game af Edgerfon. Forf losf, 6-l2. Assembly on safefy belfs. Charles King presenfed assembly program. Sfoughfon game here. Forf won, 32-0. Exchange group refurns from Norfh Adams. Game af Middlefon. Forf 7, Middlefon I3 . . . and fhe lighfs wenf ouf. Dr. Shreve is presenfed wifh a farewell giff. Annual sales campaign gof underway. No school . . . Teachers' Convenfion. Firsf quarfer reporf cards. Three plays preserve Middlefon vicfory over Forf. Firsf baslcefball game af Whifewafer. Forf won, 78-66. Pof Boiler received an A af Oregon. Senior Class Play, The lmporfance of Be- ing Earnesf. Thanksgiving assembly. Milfon here for baslrefball. Forf won, 8I-56. Pof Boiler received an A af Whifewafer. Forf beaf Wisconsin High, 67-63. Forf beaf Monroe, 69-59. Class officers elecfed. Chrisfmas Concerf. Prom Co-Chairmen named. Forf upsef Jef- ferson, 60-56. Chrisfmas assembly. Forf played af Edgerfon. Forf won, 74-40. Chrisfmas vacafion began. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feg. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May June June 6... For+ losl' fo Sfoughion here, 70-60. For+ upsei' Lalre Mills here, 63-44. For+ goes fo Wisconsin High. Forf lost Sl-52. Close of firsf semesfer. Mid-Win'I'er Band Concert Baskefball wifh Monroe here. For'I' won. 8l-74. Jefferson bear Forf, 76-69. Prom 'lheme chosen- Holiday in May. Fori' losi' fo Sioughfon in double over'l'ime, 56-58. No school. Soufhern Wisconsin Teachers' Convenfion. Forf Cardinals los+ fo Middlefon, 70-58. Massed Band a+ Sfoughfon. For? upsef Wa- +er+own in non-conference game, 99-69. Local Forensics Confesf. For+ is hos? io fhe Regional Tournament For+ vicfory is over Edgerion. And For+ beaf Monroe . . . io go on fo fhe Secfional Tournamenf ar Wisconsin Dells. League Forensics ai Monroe. Forf defeafecl Madison Easf, 9l-63. Upsef in ihe wea+her and upsei for Fori' . . . Sauk Cify. 70: Forf, 67. Disfrici' Forensics Coniesl' af F.H.S. End of Third Quarfer. Easier vacafion. School begins again. Six Forensics winners go 'io Siaie Conresf. Pre-Prom . . . Royaliy is announced. Norih Adams Exchange siudenfs arrive. The magic nighl' . . . Prom. Senior High Spring Music Fesfival. Ari' Exhibii' af Barrie School. Seniors receive fheir awards. Summons of Sariel presenfed af Baccalaureafe. Seniors say good bye af annual farewell WW- No school . . . Memorial Day. Commencemenf . . . fhe beginning. Reporl' cards. Summer vacaiion begins. CALENDAR 0eL4,,-I.'.Je, .1..:i.w 3 ,- ' ' , A. Valonfine Pos? Office . . . Regional Tournamonf . . . Disfrici Tourna- menl . . . I-hr-1' ,, 4, uf? HJ a-.. 1 Goeglein, Marilyn Wendorf, Sandra Schoen, Judy Bauer, and Bools Wahl. Queen Marilyn and her courf ef! io right: Vonnie Roe, Adele Miss MarshaII's winning homeroom floai' predicfed We're 'rhe LiHle Team 'Iha+ Can -and we did! For+ +riumphan+Iy bear Jef- ferson, our fradifional rival, by a 7-0 score. I+ rained during +he day. buf Mr. Shreve promised +o clear +he slcies for fhe game. Only affer all fesfiviries were compIe+ed did 'rhe showers re+urn. Marilyn Wendorf, queen, presenled fhe ball +o co-capfains, Spencer Belzer and Dave Seaver+. Her cour+ consis+ed of Sandy Schoen, Adele Goeglein, Yvonne Roe, Bools Wahl, and Judy Bauer. S+aI'is+ics Firsr downs .............. I2 5 Rushing . . . . . I0 3 Passing . .. . I 2 Penalfy .... . . I I Yards gained ... .... 222 90 Rushing ...... ..,. I 97 55 Passing ........ . . 25 35 Passes Aflempled .. .. 6 I I Compleled ..... . I 3 Inlercepled by . .. .. 2 0 Punfs .... . ....... . . 4 5 Avg. Yds. .... .. 29.3 32.4 Refurns ...... . . 2 2 Yds. Refurned ... .. I8 7 Fumbles ......... . I 0 Own Recovery ... . I 0 Penalfies ......... . . 3 I Yards Los? ............ I5 I5 Score by Quarlers For+ Allrinson ...... ...... 0 7 0 O-7 Jefferson ............... 0 0 0 0 -0 Touchdowns - Dailey. PAT - Corri- gan. - and we did!! HOMECOMING 69 7fxe .9 of Beano gafmedl Sensor Class Play Karol Kaufman Doug Vogel Nancy McDermo'H Nell Blaur Daryl Burrow John Owens Kay Wufflref Ron Tellefson Donna Krlppner CAST Lady Bracknell Merrnman Ceclly Cardew Rev C Chasuble Lane John Wor+hmg Miss Prism Algernon M0hCfl6ff Gwendolyn Fairfax When +wo gurls fhunk fhey are bofh engaged fo +he same man compllcahons sei' an As +he auihor Eugene Wulde puis 1+ The lmpor+ance of Beung Earnesl' us a frlvlal comedy for serious people Bolh gurls musf be engaged fo an Earnesl' for 'they +hlnlz fhe name us romanhc To compllcafe fhe maffers even worse Jaclr Worfhmg us called Earnesf un fhe coun+ry and Jack In fhe cury The confusion IS engoyable and fhe muxup ends happuly Thus +hree ac+ play was presenfed ln arena sfyle Many hours of work were apprecna+ed by over a lhousand people un aflendance Muss Hoard was ihe faculfy durec+or and Gunger Hummel was sfudeni' durecior o 70 ' .....,...,.....,.. . PROM 65 gf warg? Win Elec+ed as Prom King +his year was Tom Schoen who chose Judy Gus+aFson for his Queen. ,wwe Yvonne Roe and Fred Spangler served very ably as Co chairmen of ihe Junoor Prom fhns year I+ was a Hollday un May for Junlors who affended Prom fheur bug even+ of +he year Decorahons were cen+ered ln a garden fheme Refreshmen+s were served on 'fhe paho Musncal background for 'thus garden scene came from +l1e Top Ha++ers orchesfra Mr LaHann was flue general prom advlsor Yvonne Roe and Fred Spangler co chaurmen worked wrlh all comml'Hees as +l'1ey planned 'thus sprung formal Candldales for Prom Knng on +l1e Co,1r+ of Honor were Dave Wolfram and Marlene Sclwepperl Jam Bar+ol and Darlene Snever+ Tom Schoen and Judy Gusfafson Ken Koch and Donna Romens and Sieve Severson and Yvonne Sfannard Also on ihe Courf were Fred Spangler and Mary Johnslon Duck Greenlee and Yvonn Roe Tom Bare and Marcle Sclmlf ker Russ Nlfardy and Gaul Hope and Rach Surnonson and Susan Wlld PROM 73 4 'M 4 -- wr. I A, K f ,K N l ' 1 J K Rasa. . - : . ' x EXCHANGE ij Row Row 7 ef.,-oi X one: Nancy Fullmer, Marilyn Kuhl, Judy Brown, Marry Hanson, Karen Rheineck, Yvonne Srannard, Kay Yerges. Two: Donna Reinhard, Lucreiia Ebbol, Sue Wild, Jane+ OH, Carol Gulliclcson, Barb Bosrwiclc, Judy Burns. Row three: Loren Becker, Warren Doiy, Jim Jensen, Adele Goeglein, Jim Hammon, Tim Dunlap, Charles Swisher. Row four: Mr. Smiih, Alfred Wolff, Dennis Lange, Bill Hausen, Jim Haihaway, Tom Hadinger, Jerome Ehrlce, Ron Koenig. From lhe momeni' +he Norlh Adams Exchange sang Le+'s Begin The Fun +o fhe +ime we heard Momen1's To Remem- ber, each minufe was paclred wi+h fun, ex- cilemenl' and learning. Through sharing in +heir ac+ivi'fies, going fo +heir par+ies, vis- ifing fheir churches and Touring fheir in- dus+ries, we broughl home lo Wisconsin a piece of Massachuse++s. When rhe Norih Adams group visi+ed Forl' in fhe spring, we, in furn, greered ihem wifh a round of house parries and dances. The groups foured +o Milwaukee +o see our big ci+y and fo warch a Braves' game. A novel hayride in a moving van and a band providing +he music for dancing proved +o be wonderful fun. The good-byes were +ear'Ful and bo+h groups were lef+ wi+h many Momen+s To Remember. Expressions and excursions form an ex oi fhe exchange lrip, 13' gy hibi+ U-if as 1 www an-A W I, U vm 5 ,, ,Aw ,A Za, ,,, , . M 1 sr 'S 4? 11 M2 W1 ' b fw iw? p..Qi if' fi ,' if 'iw ' W fyil-hx' Q 4' if . at A at 'Ye 4 44 W Q f,, A Q ,ws 0 .J 1 1: but 'K 'O I U, e HW I wi 1 81 YI So. 4, Q kwin' M 57 Q 1 g, M i 4? .' 3 ff. K if Q '? ,S , 31 1 5 A Y ,, ,, 25 A q iw? RW, Z' z , .5222 f? 2:12:52 T 'N-sn A . 4. 1? xf inn ki ff '15 ,Q ,, 4 V, tQgZfw::i?::'f?i 3 ?2si'3Zj3:'!:'? Sf f 'vffwziifgfgi 115 wig ' Q Q r, 1A .,1 ,x.qr,- ,X K mf ,. x 1 M wp, : T .,,q . :-1.22 ..1. ,,. f ' ez f 4 'lu Q' v 'ig I ,f Egg' .A.v 3 -I .-..,, Ai. 323 ,W '55 f f ' Q W ' 1 afafczce Zff6d,0 ,-40:4 wil! tie cawwzge cmd camfzeteace ywf .44 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 78 Graduafion and Seniors! These fwo goals were idolized as Fresh- men. I+ seems a long fime in 'Ihe pasf-fhis one of our four memor- able years. As green horns we elecfed Dennis Asmus, Presidenfg Doug Vogel, Vice Presidenfg Judy Burns, Secrefaryg and Bill Hausen, Treasurer. Remember fhe green beanies we wore fo adverfise our dance, fhe Green Caps ? Ginger Hummel represenfed us in Ihe Homecoming Parade. Mr. Merriman's Homeroom fook firsf place wifh fhe fheme, We Gof Our Limit In looking foward fhe fufure, our class donafed SI00 'foward Ihe new swimming pool. Our Fresh- man year, wifh hard work and fun combined, passed quickly and we were looking foward our role as Sophomores. Leading us in our second year were: Bob Ridpafh, Presidenf: Donna Reinhard, Vice-Presidenfg and Kay Tamblingson, Secrefary- Treasurer. Again our class fook fop honors in fhe Homecoming Parade. Miss BIink's Homeroom walked off wifh firsl' prize, and Mr. Bafha's Homeroom received Honorable Menfion. Chosen fo repre- senf fhe Sophomores in fhe Homecoming Courf was Karen Beischel. Remember fhe picnic af fhe lake for our final parfy? Those who didn'f know how Io swim before fhe parfy, knew how when 'Ihey Ieff. Before we knew if, fhe name of Junior was placed upon us. We sfayed in 'Ihe swing of fhings af Homecoming again. This year, fhough, we didn'+ rafe as high. Mr. Husebo's Homeroom achieved Honorable Menfion for fheir floaf, The Deafh of Jefferson. Kay Wifflief was our Homecoming Represenfafive. The highlighf of 'Ihe year was fhe Junior Prom, ShowboaI'. Many Iong hours were puf info fhis Ex'Iravaganza. Even up fo 'Ihe nighf of fhe prom, we were sfill adding finishing fouches. King Spence and his pre'Hy Queen Ginger led us in fhe Grand March. Nancy McDermo'H' and Duane Riggs were our Co-Chairmen. As Juniors we began campaigning for fhe elecfion of officers. This was a successful and excifing fime Us,-.f af F.H.S. The oufcome of Ihese campaigns gave us Ron Tellefson as Presidenfg Dennis Lange, Vice-Presidenfg and Donna Krippner, Sec- refary-Treasurer. This was Ihe year of fhe New York-Washingfon frip. Wifh grea+ excifemenf we falked abouf fhe scenery, fun, and sleepless nighfs. And we became Seniors! I+'s our Iasf year, and we have Io live if up. We began wifh one of fhe biggesl' and besl' campaigns ever. Jusf when you fhoughf you knew who fo vofe for, Marfy or Rock and roll . . . When good friends gel fogefher . . . Lef's have a parfy . . Sevenfeen . . . I'Il waif . . . Down by Ihe riverside . . . Don'f lef fhe sfars ge? in your eyes . . . Dungaree Dolls . . . Has anybody seen my guy . . . rw-fi Judy would come up andylallr +o you. You were baclc whereAyou slarfed. Bul when vo+es were counled, Ron Koenig was Presi- denlg Jim Halhaway, Vice-Presi- denlg and Anne Gilberlson, Sec- re+ary-Treasurer. Again we achieved firs+ place wi+h 'the slo- gan: We're +he LiHle Team Thai' Can. There was greal' excilemenl' in announcing Marilyn Wendorf our Queen wi+h Adele Goeglein and Sandy Schoen in her courl. Represen+ing us al Badger Boys' S+a+e were Bob Ridpalh, Dennis Asmus, John Owens, and Diclr Hein. Judy Burns received +he D.A.R. award as well as being selecled fhe Badger Girls' repre- senlalive. The Senior Class Play, The lmporlance of Being Ear- nes+, was a highlighl of lhe year. Baccalaureale and Commence- menl' came. Our four years were behind us, bul' fun and worlc made fhem memorable. Whal' was il we iclolized as Freshmen? Grad- uafion and Seniors. Many of us wish we were baclc fhere . . . and iusl idolizing. F?- D EN I L :.','fS: 1 Anne Gilberlson, Secrefary-Treasurer, Ron Koenig, Pres- idenl, Jim Halhaway, Vice-President There's Class MoHo room al lhe lop, lel Class Flower Lily ol The Valley Class Bird Falcon Class Animal Badger Class Colors Cardinal and While SENIOR CLASS 's climb. HISTORY 79 elftdofzdf SHARON LEAH AHRENS . . . A new addilion Io our lasl year . . . Transfer-Millon Union3 F.I'I.A. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Inlramurals 2, 3. 43 Pep Club I, 2. JEAN D. AMENT . . . Her hearl is like lhe moon, always has a man in il . . . S+uden'I Council 43 Redskins 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 G-.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Lalin Club 23 Prom Commillee 33 Cheer- leading I, 23 Trees 'Ior Tomorrow 3. DAVE ALEXANDER . . . Greal ideas lravel slowly ... F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 43 lnframurals 2, 3, 43 Track I. NANCY ANDERSON . . . Never Irouble lrouble lill Irouble lroubles you . . . Ar? Club I3 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commillee 33 New York-Washing+on Trip 3. RICHARD ALLEN . . . Here's a young man nn his early flirl'ies . . . Spanish Club 2, 33 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commillee 33 Foolball I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 lnlramurals 3, 43 Con- servalion Club I3 Vice Presidenl 2. SHIRLEY A ARNDT . . . Love slole inlo her hearl one day, iusl' came 'For a visil and decided +o slay . . . Senior Choir 33 Librarian 43 Youlh Council I, 23 Reporler 33 Secrelary 43 Masque and Gavel Club 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Lalin Club 23 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commillee 33 Pep Club 2, 43 New York-Washinglon Trip 3. KENNETH AMACHER . . . Why worry? Things happen anyway . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 43 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS H. ASMUS . . . Oz has lols of go, espe- cially wilh his car . . . Sludenl Council I3 Span- ish Club 43 Lalin Club 23 F Club 2, 33 Secrelary 4' Track I 2 3 4' Class Officer Presidenl I' New York-Washinglon 33 Badger Boys' Slale 3. KB I A 'va .Lex Q,-..-A f CORREEN C. BECKER . . . OuI of doors she spends her day, aclive in 4-H . . . she makes if pay . . . Sludenl Council 33 Band I, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. I3 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Prom Commiflee 33 Pep Club 23 Lalin Club 4. KAREN BEISCHEL . . . If you wanf Io know all abou? you, iusl ask me . . . Arl Club 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Lafin Club 23 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commilfee 33 ln+ramuraI Golf I, 23 Pep Club I3 Annual Slaff 3, 43 Homecoming Repre- senlalive 23 Trees for Tomorrow 33 F.B.L.A. 4. LOREN CARL BECKER . . . He can acl superbly wifh liffle exertion . . . Masque and Gavel Club 23 Lafin Club 33 Forensics 33 Sludenf Exchange 43 Senior Class Play 43 Wisconservafion Club Sec- refary 2, 3. SPENCER G. BELIER . . . He's gol an alhlel'e's fool . . . Lalin Club Presideni 43 Foo+baIl I, 2, 33 Co-Capfain 43 F Club 3, 43 Inframurals 2, 33 Track 2, 43 Pep Club 43 Prom King 3. DAVID BEHM . . . Our slar, he's oul every nigh? . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Inframural I, 2, 33 Foolball 4. GILBERT BENOY . . . Has+y fhinkers have sudden falls, why hurry . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 43 Vice Pres- idenf 33 Foolball 3, 43 Baseball 33 Inframurals I, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. BEHREND . . . Music soofhes fhe sav- age soul . . . Band I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commillee 33 Foolball I3 Baskelball I, 23 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Annual 33 New York-Wesh- ingfon Trip 3. LARRY BLACK . . . His nalure is reserved and quief . . . Ihe army will be his carreer . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3. WJ. Q X9 YE? A 606014 NEIL A BLAIR . . . Did a fine iob of fhe Senior Class Play . . . an acfor someday he'II be . . . Masque and Gavel Club 4, Senior Class Play 4, lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 4. RICHARD L. BROWN . . . He is small buf so is a sfick of dynamiIe . . . Senior Choir 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Inframural 3, 4, New York-Wash- ingfon Trip 3, Massed Choir 3. HARLENE BLAIEL . . . Her flare for arf is fopped by few . . . Arl Club 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, Treasurer 4, Sfudenf Council 4, Youfh Council I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. I, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Commiflee 3, Pep Club I, Masque and Gavel 3, New York-Washinglon Trip 3. GENE BUCHHOLTZ . . . Once a Irike-then a bike-now a car-soon fo fly. This swell guy is nol so fall, buf one doesn'f nofice This al all . . . Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3, 4, Foolball I, New York Washingfon Trip 3. BARBARA ANN BOSTWICK . . . She has cerfainly helped our class, Ihis likeable lass . . . Sfudenl Council 4, Redskins 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Presidenf 4, Lalin Club 2, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Exchange 4, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Commiflee 3, Inframural 2, Annual Sfaff 4. JEROME R. BURHANS . . . ArIhur Murray has nofhing over Red . . . Foofball I, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Annual Sfaff 3. CAROLYN L. BRANDEL . . . She's one person wl1o'd like gym five fimes a week . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Forensics I, Prom Commiffee 3, Pep Club 2, New York-Washingfon 3. JUDY BURNS . . . Afhlefics are wonderful, buf I'II fake a+hle+es . . . Edilor of Tchogeerrah . . . Arf Club 3, Presidenf 4, Sludenl Council I, 3, 4, Secrefary-Treasurer 3, Redskins 2, 3, 4, Youlh Council 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 3, Business Manager 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Lalin Club 3, Forensics I, 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Exchange 4, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Commilfee 3, Cheerleading I, 3, Pep Club 2, Annual Sfaff Assf. Edilor 3, Edifor 4, Badger Girls' Sfale 3, Class Officer, Secrelary Ig New York-Washingfon Trip 3, D.A.R. 'ie 3 ..:! mnvwjjf W ' 4 :I-'F-1' 1. jg I DARYL E. BURROW . . . A pal like Daryl is rare . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 4: Sfudenl Ex- change 3: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commilfee 33 Inlramurals I, 2: Track 4. RALPH H. DRAEGER . . . Blushing can be in- convenienl al limes . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Fool- ball I, 2: lnframurals 3, 4. GINNY CALLUM . . . Scholasfic abilily rales her high . . . she greels all wifh a lwinkling eye . . . Sludenl Council 2: Redskins 2: Co-Chairman of dance 3, 4: Youlh Council 4: Press Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 2: Sludenl Exchange 3: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commillee 3: Pep Club 4. LUCRETIA P. EBBOTT . . . This young lady makes new friends daily . . . New York-Washinglon Trip 3: Sludenl Council 3: Ar? Club 4: Redskins 2, 3, 4: Youlh Council 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3: Secrelary 4: Press Club 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 3: Forensics I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenf Ex- change 4: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commillee 3: Girls' Glee Club 4. JANICE COPSEY . . . Janice is slriclly a woman, challer, challer, cha+'fer . . . Transferred from Walerlown, Wisconsin 2: Senior Choir 3, 4: Librarian 4: Spanish Club I, 2: G.A.A. I: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commillee 3. BEVERLY JOAN EBERSOHL . . . Her nafure is lhe quiel kind . . . Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3, 41 F.l'I.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. RODNEY DILLIN Work fascmales me u love lo sl and look al Senior Choir oo a r mura s JEROME EHRKE Men are scarce prolecl me boys ss Club 4 F FA 2 3 Pres: ' S udenl Exchange 4' Foolball I 2 3 4' n - rals I . 83 a PHILLIP FELDKIRCHNER . . He's small in sfafure buf he has big ideas . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. NANCY C. FULLMER . . . The very pink of per- 'fecIion . . . Senior Choir 3, 4: Redskins 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Youfh Council 2, 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenf Exchange 4: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Massed Band 3. NANCY LOUISE FORTNEY . . . Here indeed is a diligenl worker . . . Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3: Press Club 4: F.H.A. 3, 4: G-.A.A. I, 2: Senior Class Play 4: Pep Club 4. ALBERT GARMAN . . . SchooI? Oh yes, I do drop in occasionally . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. I, 2. 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. HELEN RUTH FROHMADER . . . TI'1ougI1I' is deep- er Ihan all speech . . . Junior Choir -2: Senior Choir 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Librarian 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN GEHRKE . . . Women are wiser Ihan men because Ihey know less and undersland more . . . Transferred from Cambridge, Wisconsin 4: Band I: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Prom Com- miHee 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3. JUDITH A. FRY . . . She's nol' a flower, nol a pearl, buf ius+ a noble all around girl . . . Noon Hour Choir I: Redskins 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Youfh Council I, 2, 4: Secrefary 3: F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 3: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Cheerleading I, 2: Pep Club I: Trees for Tomorrow 3. ANNE C. GILBERTSON . . . If you hear a giggle, Anne's around . . . every organizafion should have a key member . . . Transferred from Toledo, Ohio I: Ari Club 4: Sfudenl Council 3, 4: Red- skins 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenf 3: Youlh Council 2, 3: Vice Presidenf 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Forensics 2, 4: Sludenl Exchange 3: Senior Class Play Business Manager 4: Prom Courl 2: Commiflee 3: Inframurals I, 2: Pep Club I, 4: Annual Slaff Asst. Business Manager 3: Business Manager 4: New York-Washinglon Trip 3: F.B.L.A. Vice Pres- idenf 4: Class Officer, Secrelary-Treasurer 4. 'WV I iw .. ,Af 'Su-I ,r ,'.,, 5 ADELE M. GOEGLEIN . . . Quiel and sweei, she can'l be beai . . . Noon Hour Choir Ig Sfudeni Council 3, 43 Redskins 2, 3: Secrelary 43 Youih Council 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 4g G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 41 Lalin Club 23 Forensics 21 Siudenl' Exchange 43 Prom Commiilee 33 Senior Class Play 47 Cheerleading 2: Homecoming Cour? 4. THOMAS F. HADINGER . . . We can'+ all be greal men, bul lha+'s your hard luck . . . Slu- defn Exchange 45 Fooiball I, 3, 4: New York- Washinglon Trip 3: F Club 4. RICHARD M. GREENLEE . . . The kind of guy who pufs all his iroubles in a box, sils on ihe lid and laughs . . . Fooiball 4: Pep Club 43 New York- Washingeon Trip 35 Transferred from Sioux Falls, Soufh Dakola 3. ANITA HAFEMANN . . . The only way 'Io have a friend is be one . . . Senior Choir 3: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 43 Pep Club 4. LYLE HACHT . . . Noi dead, iusf sleeping . . . F.F.A. Ig Foofball I1 Baseball 23 F Club 3, 4, lnlramurals I, 3, 4: New York-Washinglon Trip 3. SUIANNE C. HALVERSON . . . Easy +o look ai, fun 'Io know . . . Ari Club 3: Band I, 43 Youlh Council Ig Press Club 3, 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Lafin Club 21 Prom Commiffee 3, lniramurals I, 23 Pep Band 45 DAVID A. HACK . . . AImos+ killed by a frain of lhoughls running ihrough his head . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3: Secrelary 45 Lalin Club 43 lnlramurals 2, 4. JAMES W. HAMMON . . . I'm noi' a musician! I'm The whole band . . . Band I, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Sludenf Exchange 4: Senior Class Play 41 Prom Commillee 37 Fooiball I: Baskeiball I, 2, 3, 47 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: F Club 2, 3, 41 Massed Band 3, 47 New York-Washington Trip 3. MARTHA L. HANSON . . . Her pep comes neifher canned nor condensed-if comes nafural . . . Trees for Tomorrow 33 Pep Club I, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Band I3 Lafin Club 23 Arf Club 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 43 Annual Sfaff 3, 43 Youfh Council 3, 43 Sfudenf Council 33 Vice Pres. 43 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commiffee 33 Prom Courf 33 New York-Washingfon Trip 33 Sfudenf Exchange 43 Cheerleading 3, 4. BEVERLY HARTWIG . . . Cul ouf 'fo be an angel, buf somebody ran away wifh fhe paHern . . . Arf Club l, 43 Sfudenf Council I, 2, 43 Redskins 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I3 Lafin Club 33 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commiffee 33 Cheerleading I3 Pep Club I3 New York-Washingfon Trip 3. DICK HARRIS . . . Some folks fhinlr he is rnighfy shy, buf really whaf a guy . . . Baslrefball I, 23 Inframural I, 3, 43 Transferred from Jefferson, Wisconsin 4. JAMES W. HATHAWAY . . . A genfleman, sfuv denf, afhlefe, foo, one of fhe foofball crew . . . Sfudenf Exchange 43 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commiffee 33 Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 F Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 New Yorlc-Washinqfon 33 Class Of- ficer, Vice Presidenf 4. RICHARD DEAN HARTEL . . . They say he is a quief lad, nofhing af all abouf him bad . WILLARD D. HAUSEN . . . Hold fhe Fort, I'm coming . . . Sfudenf Exchange 43 Prom Com- miffee 33 Foofball I3 Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 Traclc 23 New Yorlc-Washingfon Trip 33 Class Officer Treasurer I. KERRY HARTER . . . You'd never lznow il buf he's a brain and doesn'f show if . . . Transferred from Jefferson, Wisconsin 33 Band I, 2, 3, 4. NORMA HAYNES . . . To laugh and chaf+er- yes, fhaf is life . . . Press Club, Vice Presidenf 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Comrniffee 33 Girls' Glee Club 43 Pep Club 4i Noon Hour Choir I. I I Hx if T? eaiofw RICHARD I.. HEIN ...' 'Variefy of fun is The spice of life' '... Badger Boys' Sfafe 3, Sfudenf Council 2: Lafin Club 2: Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 43 F Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. DIANA JAHN . . . Small in sfafure wifh long hair included' '... Arf Club 33 Senior Choir 3: F.l'I.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. I, Senior Class Play 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. COLLEEN A. HOLLERAN . . . Always bubbling over wifh excifemenfn . . . Redskins 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Lafin Club 23 Prom Commiffee 3: Girls' Glee Club, Librarian 43 Pep Club I, 4, Noon Hour Choir I. MARY JUNG . . . She's as fond of dafes as an Arab . . . Band I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Lafin Club 3: Prom Commiffee 35 Pep Club I. CAROL LYNNE HOLLING . . . She came of us a sfranger and remained wifh us a friend . . . Sfudenf Council 43 Redskins 4, Youfh Council 41 Masque and Gavel Club 3: Press Club 4: G.A.A. 3, Lafin Club 2, 33 Senior Class Play 4, Prom Commiffee 33 Pep Club 47 Annual Sfaff 4, Trans- ferred from Peoria, Illinois. KAROL KAUFMAN . . . Yes, she has greaf wif, always eager fo offer if . . . Sfudenf Council 41 Arf Club 3, 4, Redskins 2, 31 Presidenf 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 47 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Lafin Club, Vice Presiden? 21 Forensics I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 41 Prom Commiflee 3, lnframurals I, 2: Pep Club I, 4, New York-Washingfon Trip 3. VIRGINIA L. HUMMEL ...' 'Her name is Ginger because she's so snappy . . . Prom Queen 3: Homecoming Represenfafive I: Ar? Club 4: Sfu- denl Council lg Redskins 3: Youfh Council 43 Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 47 Press Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Lafin Club 3i For- ensics 2, 4: Senior Class Play, Sfudenl Direclor 43 Prom Commiffee 3: Pep Club 4. ROBERT KEMMERLING . . . Too smarf fo appear foo smar+ . . . Spanish Club Ig F.F.A. I, 2, 33 Reporler 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. Q 'Myer ':v 17' A 4. 1257 ANDY KIRCHMAYER . . . BeHer fo be small and shining fhan big and cas? a shadow . . . Senior Choir 3, 4: New York-Washingfon Trip 3. WILLIAM G. KNILANS . . . Willie has fha will. buf will he? . . . Sfudenf Council 3: Band I, 2, 3: Youfh Council l, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commiffee 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: F Club 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Pep Club 4. JANICE KLEMP . . . Trifle makes perfeciion: per- fecfion is no frifle . . . Redskins 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3: Presidenf 4: Spanish Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 2: Senior Class Play 4: Pep Club 4: New York-Washingfon Trip 3. RONALD KOENIG . . . My humor is such fhaf my friends laugh much . . . Sfudenf Exchange 4: Senior Class Play 4: Foofball I, 2, 4: Baskefball I, 2, 3: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: New York-Wash- ingfon Trip 3: Senior Class Presidenf. ARLO KLUG . . . Rough, fough and hard fo bluff . . . F.F.A. 2, 3: Reporfer 4: Foofball 2, 3: Bas- kefball 2: Transferred from Cambridge, Wisconsin BETTY A. KOHLER . . . Knowledge is boughf in a markef, buf grace is given by God . . . Senior Choir 3, 4: Redskins 2, 3, 4: Youfh Council 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 3, 4: Press Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club 4: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commiffee 3: Pep Club I, 4: Annual Sfaff 4: New York-Washingfon Trip 3: Noon Hour Choir I. MARY LEE KNIGHT . . . Loves fha? brighf red Ford . . . Youfh Council 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Prom Commiffee 3: Pep Club 4: Transferred from Pefosky, Michigan, 2. JERRY KRAUSE . . . A dash fo his liffle whife Ford is his dash fo freedom . . . lnframurals 2, 3. .abr- 'ir- 4. 15541 ,VN 'Y ..I, DONNA J. KRIPPNER . . . A perl and busy lass flilling here and Ihere . . . Senior Choir 41 Sfudenf Council 41 Redskins 2, 3, 41 Masque and Gavel 2, 31 Pres. 41 Press Club 21 Sec. Treas. 3, 41 G.A.A. I1 Lafin Club 21 Vice Pres.1 Forensics I, 2, 3, 41 Exchange 31 Senior Class Play 41 Prom Commi'Hee 31 Pep Club I, 41 Massed Band 3, 41 Sec.-Trees. 31 Washing+on Trip 31 Summer Music Clinic 31 One ACI Play CasI 3. BILL LAYBOURNE . . . Early Io work, laler Io play, makes a man successful, wealfhy and wise . . . Annual Sfaff 2, 3, 4. .amy 4 HELEN J. KUBE . . . Quiet unassuming and 5 Ihoughffuln . . . Senior Choir 3, 41 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 41 Librarian 4. 1 I vs 'x, ' 1 WILLIAM LUTZ . . . l've always liked school- al' leas'I Ihe vacafion par+ . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 41 'Z av' il Foofball I1 Inlramurals I, 2. MARILYN KUHL . . . Cool, calm and conlagious -Grandma Moses has nolhing on me . . . Ari Club Sec. 31 Vice Pres. 41 Redskins 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 41 Lafin Club 21 Exchange 41 Senior Class Play 41 Prom Commiflee 31 In+ramuraIs 21 Golf I, 21 Scholarship Ar? Award 3. MARTIN MALIN . . . Here's a baskefball player who can'f be surpassed1 he's a Irue sporrsman . . . sfriclly 'firsl' cIass . . . Transferred from Racine, Wisconsin 41 Senior Choir 2, 3, 41 Foo?- ball I, 21 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 41 Golf 2, 31 Track 41 Boys' Glee Club 41 German Club 2, 31 P Club 31 F Club 41 Hi Yi 3, 41 Co-Rec 3, 41 Oogers 3, 4. DENNIS LANGE . . . He's gor Ihe line, now all he needs is Ihe hook . . . Ari Club 3, 41 Treas- urer 31 Lalin Club Presidenf 31 Exchange Chair- man 41 F Club 41 Golf 2, 3, 41 Inframurals. JAMES MARSHALL . . . A man always has Iwo reasons for doing Ihings, a good reason and The real reason . . . Band I, 2, 3, 41 Fooiball I1 Boys' Glee Club 4. Nr T I , QL' K . fi .IL ,S x N endow MARGE MATSON . . . Away wifh fhe books, Ief's have some fun . . . Redskins 2, 31 Youfh Council 2, 3g Press Club li Spanish 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 33 Lafin Club 25 Prom Commiliee 3: New York-Washinglon Trip 3. BETTY MEYER . . . She's Iale Yo bed and hales Io rise . . . F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. NANCY MCDERMOTT . . . Her smile is some- Ihing she is never wilhoulu . . . Arl Club 2, 31 Sludenl Council 23 Redskins 2, 31 Treas. 45 Youth Council 3, 41 Masque and Gavel 3, 47 Press Club I, 2, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Lalin Club 21 Forensics I, 2, 4: Exchange 3, Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commifiee 33 Pep Club 4. LAVAUGHN MILLER . . . The midnighi I h burns is Phillips 66 . . . Junior Choir 3 nfra murals I, 43 Track I, 45 Boys' Glee Club 4 Presiclenl. MARGE MCMASTER . . . She's a quief person unlil you gel +o know her . . . Transfer. Chicago 3 MARILYN J. MILLEII . . . Here's a Miss wifh song in her hear? . . . Junior Choir 2 Senior Choir 3, 43 F.l'l.A. 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS C. MEPHAM . . . I'm liflle, I'm wise. I'm a Ierror for my size . . . Band 23 F.F.A. I 2, 3: F Club 2, 33 lnlramurals 3. SHIRLEY K. MILLER . . . Don'I mishake her for being quie+ . . . Spanish Club 3, 4. 6036014 GENEVIEVE I. MISSFELDT . . . The word is man, nol men, for Gen' '... Band I, 2, 33 YoufI1 Council 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, Press Plub 3g Spanish Club 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, For- ' ensics 2, 3, 4: Prom Cornmillee 3: Senior Class Play 4, Pep Club 41 Annual Sfaff 4. MARGARET L. OTHMER . . . She is loo agree- able Io make an enemy . . . Senior Choir 3, 43 Redskins 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 41 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 27 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Commillee 33 Pep Club 43 New YorIcAWashingIon Trip 3. AUDREY MOE . . . She's a lop scholar-righl from lhe sIarf . . . Redskins 2, 3, 45 Press Club 43 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Pep Club 4. JOHN OWENS . . . EinsIein was greal buf give me lime . . . Senior Choir 3, Pres. 4, Sludenl Council 41 Band Ig Masque an:I Gavel I, 2, 33 Vice Pres. 4: Press Club 3, 43 Lafin Club 33 For- ensics I, 2, 3, 43 Exchange 3: Senior Class Play 4, Prom Commillee 33 Three One Acl Plays I, 3, New York-Washingfon Trip 33 Badger Boys Sfale 33 Summer Music Clinic 3. CAROL MYERS . . . Quie'I and shy on Ihe oul- side, bul inside i'I's differen+ . . . G.A.A. 2: Forensics Ig Choir I, 2, 3: Transfer-Baraboo. JOAN PARKS . . . Lei lhe sun shine from wilhin and lel Ihe warmlh come from lhe hear? . . . Senior Choir 3: Girls' Glee Club 43 Pep Club 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Transfer-Green Bay. SUSAN NELSON . . . You flavor everylhingq you are fhe vanilla of sociely' '... Redslcins 2, 3, 45 Press Club 43 Spanish Club 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commillee 33 Pep Club 4, F.B.I..A. 4: New York-Washingfon Trip 3. PATRICIA A. PEICH . . . Whal I like I do well and lei lhe res? wail . . . Pep Club 43 F.H.A. I1 G.A.A. I: Lalin Club 3. 9I ,wil Yi? x, fm: BARBARA PFEIFER . . . She is never seen wear- ing a frown . . . Senior Choir 3, 45 Redskins 2, 3, 43 Press Club 41 F.H.A. I, 2, 33 Prom Com- mifiee 3, Pep Club 4. CAROL L. PUERNER . . . Some people Ihink Ihe world is made for fun and frolic-and so do I Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 37 F.H.A. 4. RICHARD PIERITZ . . . He knows a lol +ha+ he didn'I learn from books . . . Senior Choir 43 W AQXA av Baskelball I, 2, 3: Baseball 21 F Club 3, 47 Fool- 4 J ball I, 3, 4. lla X ' ,mm GALE PUERNER . . . The secref of his success-he saves his problems for a brainy day . . . Senior , Choir 3, Vice Pres. 41 F Club 4: Golf 2, 3, 4. INA M. PLUE . . . ModesI'y knocks af Ihe door of success: self-confidence opens if . . . F.I'I.A. , , , 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. I7 3 'f . ANGELINE RAHN . . . A girl wilh a smile is well worfh whiIe . . . Sfudenf Council lg Press Club, Sec.-Treas. 43 Spanish Club 43 G.A.A. I, 27 Gilrs' Glee Club. Trees. 4: Pep Club 4. NORMA J. PREUNINGER . . . SinceriIy is in her voice and smile . . . Sr. High Choir 3, 45 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. I, 2, 31 Prom Com- miHee 3. CLAUDIA J. RAITHEI. . . . I Iere's a girl who's loads of fun-if i+'s wil, she's fhe one . . . Band I, 2, Masque and Gavel I, 21 Spanish Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Forensics I, 2: Prom Commillee 33 Pep Club lg Library Club I, 23 Transfer- Johnson Creek. 92 I DONNA D. REINHARD . . . A more pleasanf smile has never been seen-she's 'rhe shy lype, you have lo whislle lwice . . . Sludenl Council 2. 4: Redskins 2, 3, 4: Press Club 4: Spanish Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 2: Exchange Treas. 4: Prom Commiffee 3: Vice Presidenl 2. MARILYN J. ROSS . . . WouIdn'+ life be dull if someone cIidn'l brighlen if up . . . Press Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: F.H.A. 4: Reporler: G.A.A. 4: Forensics 3, 4. EARL RUE . . . A quief manner always hides an aclive mind . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3: Vice Pres. 4. GLORIA JEAN ROSTOWFSKE . . . Dedica+ed lo a life worfh-while . . . Senior Choir 3, 4: Press Club 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Library 3, 4. ROBERT RIDPATH . . . Al'I1Ielic abilily, leader- ship, characler-and whal a characI'er . . . Trans- ferred from Oalcland, III. 2: Senior Choir 4: Slu- denl Council, Presidenl 4: Band 3, 4: Vice Pres- idenf 4: Masque and Gavel Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Foofball l, 2, 3, 4: Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: F Club 2, 3, 4: New Yorlc-Washingfon Trip 3: Badger Boys' Sfale 3: Class Officer, Pres- idenl 2: Prom Courl 2: Prom Commillee 3: Fool- ball, All-Conference 4. RODNEY RUETH . . . Show me four wheels and I'Il drive il . . . Annual Sfaff Prolographer 4. DUANE E. RIGGS . . . Il s beller for a young man lo blush lhan 'fo lurn pale . . . Sludenl' Council 3: Youlh Council I, 2, 3: Pres. 4: Press Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Senior Class Play 4: Prom Commillee, Co-Chairman 3: Foofball I, 2, 3. 4: F Club 4: Track 3, 4: Pep Club 4: New Yorlx-Washinglon Trip 3: F.B.L.A. Treas. 4. STANLEY C. SCHEIWE . . . AII my leachers lhinlr me sweel. They wanl me in lhe foremosf seal . . . Spanish Club I: F.F.A. I: Foolball I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Track I. 34 6086074 DONALD D. SCHLEE . . . He'd slap SI. PeIer's roll call Io slarl an argumen+ . . . Press Club 45 Spanish Club 4: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 41 lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. DAVID D. SEAVERT . . . Whenever I feel like working, I lie down unlil Ihe feeling goes away . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 33 Senfinel 41 Prom Commiflee 3: Foolball I, 2, 3, 41 Baseball 2, 3, 4: F Club 3, Pres. 43 lnlramurals 3, 45 Annual S'I'a'ff 4: Fool- ball All-Conference. SANDRA K. SCHOEN . . . Pre'r'ry as a peach and 'lwice as sweeI . . . Senior Choir 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commillee 3, Homecoming Courl 4. SARAH SHERMAN . . . She who does her besl does enough . . . Senior Choir 3, 4, Arl' Club 4, Masque and Gavel 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: New York-xNashingl'on Trip 3. RONNIE SCHROEDER . . . Jusf glad Io be liv- ing . . . F.r.A. I, 3, 4. ELAINE ANN SILBERHORN . . . NoIl1ing is more useful 'Ihan silence . . . Senior Choir 41 Band I, 23 Press Club 4, Spanish Club 4: F.H.A. 3, 4: Senior Class Play 47 Prom Commillee 3: Noon Hour Choir lg New York-Washinglon Trip 33 Pep Club 4. LUCILLE RUTH SCHULTZ . . . The worlcI's 'line wllh me . . why change lf? Junior Choir I, 2, Senior Choir 3, G.A.A. I. BEVERLY JEAN SLEAVER . . . Sugar and spice and all I'ha+'s nice . . . Sfuclenl Council I: Redskins 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4-Secrelaryg Lahn Club 2. .Xi 6086040 ROGER D SMITH e as a munlr quic 3 W RAMONA B. TYLER . . . As sweer and nice as any girl can be . . . Ari Club 3, 41 G.A.A. 43 Transferred from Jefferson, Wisconsin 3. KAY! LOUISE TAMBLINGSON . . . So sweef, so fair, and on fhe square' '... Senior Choir 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. 2, 35 Prom Commiffee 33 Secrefary and Treasurer 2. BARBARA UMLAND . . . An assignmenf done is a lesson learned . . . Senior Choir, Robarian 3, 43 Press Club 4: Spanish Club 33 F.H.A. 2, 31 Treasurer 43 Girls' Glee Club-Lab Assisianr 43 Massei Choir 3, 4. RONALD TEILEFSON Many greaf men were bashful youfhs nior Choir 3 4 B cl V 3 Pres 4 Exchange 3 Sen r ass Play 4 aslrefball n ramura s Class Presidenr 3 Summer Music Clinic 3 EMILY ANN VINZ re is w really a good scouf Ar Club 3 4 GAA THOMAS R. TIPPINS . . . Thinking hes IIIIDIKIDQ ' no sign he's really Ihin in . . . . .A. , , , 4'g ln+ramuras . DOUGLAS D. VOGEL . . Life is a pleasan? insrifufion-lef us 'rake il as if comes . . . Youfh Council I, 2, 3, 43 Masque and Gavel 2. 3, 47 Spanish Club 45 Senior Class Play 43 Prom Com- rniflee 3: Foolball Ig F Club 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, lnfrarnurals 2, 3, 4, Freshman Vice Pres., New York-Washinglon Trip 33 One Ac? Play 3. 2 gui I-1 , v 1 Q' 3 I X I S DE ANN E. WECKLER . . . Sober buf noi serious, l, 2, 3, 4. quiel buf no'I idle . . G.A.A. I, 2, F.H.A. KAY WITTLIEF . . . True 'Io her work, her word, and her friends . . . Senior Choir, Treasurer 47 Sludenl Council I, 4: Redskins 2, 3, 45 Youfh Council 3, 43 Masque and Gavel I, 2, 3: Lafin Club 23 Forensics 2: Exchange 3, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Commiffee 3: Pep Club I, 41 Trees for Tomorrow 33 New York-Washingion Trip 31 Noon Hour Choir I1 Homecominq Represenlafive 3. MARILYN J WENDORF . . . QuieI and serene, she walks like a queen . . . Spanish Club 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commirfee 3. ALFRED L. WOLFF . . . He has a sferling qualify Ihai will never die . . . Press Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Exchange 4. EUGENE CARROLL WESTPHAL . . . Here's a boy who gels around, known by 'Ihe girls in fhe neighboring Towns . . . F.F.A. I7 Reporfer 2, 3, 4: F Club 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 31 Boys' Glee Club 4. JUDY J. WOOD . . . I'm quiie popular-could ii be my car? . . . S+udenI Council Ig Youfh Council 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Laiin Club 27 Prom Commiffee 3: Pep Club I, 43 F.B.L.A. Pres. 4. SHIRLEY ANNETTE WHITE . . . ls she as quiel as she seems? . . . F.H.A. I. 96 This year Judy Burns was awarded fhe D A R Good Clfuzen Award The award as given each year fo an oufsfanding senior girl She is selecfed on fhe basis of depend abilify service leadership and pafrnofusm Judy has been acfnve in many orgamza hons during her four years af F H S Some of fhese acfivifies included G A A Sfudenf Council Youfh Council ednfor of fhe Tcho geerrah cheerleader member of fhe sfu denf exchange fo Norfh Adams Mass Pres idenf of Arf Club and a member of Red sluns Judy has also mainfained a very good scholasfic average Bob Ridpafh Dennis Asmus John Owens Dicl: Hein and Judy Burns were selecfed fo represenf Forf Af- lrinson High School af fhe Badger Sfafe Convenfion This meehng is sponsored by fhe American Legion for fhe purpose of acquainfing sfu- denfs wifh fhe funcfions of our sfafe governmenf. Af fhese convenfions fhe represenfafives engage in a mock-fype of governmenf, conducf concenfrafed campaigns for offices, and elecf fheir officers. Judy affended fhe convenfion af Madison. ln her enfhusiasfic cam- paigning she mef many represenfa- fives from all over our Badger Sfafe and won fhe honor of being chosen an alfernafe fo fhe nafional con- venfion which was held in Wash- ingfon, D. C., in Augusf. The four boys affended fheir con- venfion on fhe campus of Ripon College. al SPCNSORS A 8: P Food Sfore Alber+s Shoes C R A ey Arndfs Tasfee Bakery Aspmwalls Floral Shop Badger Lunch Badger Paunl Sfore Barrel? 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