Goodrich High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

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BAUER Superintendent of Schools s. s. hx ug- 34 if 5 2 A ggzgk ,. .,j Lf- Q ,,,, AA A KL K f A f . if ai' V . if - bl' , , , 1 A ,-'Ullv I I Mr. H. H. Theisen began his distinguished career in Fond du Lac when Mr. Lowell P. Goodrich was superintendent of schools. During his thirty-four years as principal, thousands of students have felt his influ- ence and admired his dignity, integrity, and sincerity. With respect and admir- ation for his guidance, we the class of nineteen-sixty proudly dedicate this annual to Mr. Theisen, retiring principal of Lowell P. Goodrich Senior High School. Our Principal . . . Mr H H Theisen, retiring principal of L. P. Goodrich Senior High School, has had an extensive career in the field ot education. Through the years his work has taken him to numerous towns and cities in various parts of the country In tact, his career can Well be traced through his travels. attended University of Nebraska: received B.A. degree, 1915 GENEVA, NEBRASKA: taught science, social studies: coached successful football team, victorious basketball team which saw state tournament action 5 met Vivian Pierce the future Mrs. Theisen . . . 1925-1960 FORT SNELLING, MINNESOTA: entered military service: earned commission as second lieutenant in field artillery. SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA: resumed teaching, 1919 ANTIGO, WISCONSIN: assumed principalship, Antigo High School, 1920 NEW YORK, NEW YORK: finished Work on Master's Degree at Columbia University. FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN: became principal, Fond du Lac High School, 19255 acquired first car, a Ford, and also two children f a daughter, Catherine, who is now married and living in Libya, and a son, Bill, who is studying at the University of Wisconsin: moved to 166 Sheboygan Street: enjoyed fishing expeditions into Canada golt, and pheasant hunting: captained an E1k's bowling team which Won first place in 1957 tournament: honored at faculty banquet, Iune 4, 1980: attained a Well-earned retirement. l'uL!v Sex' de acuity Colorado College oi Educa- XLICE PROUT ARTHUR H. FILBEY IAMES F. NELSON Dean oi Girls Assistant Principal Dean oi Boys Subject taught: Biology Subject: American History Subject taught: Geometry Degree: B. A. Degrees: B. A. and M. A. Degrees: B. Ed. and M. A. Colleges or universities: Colleges or universities: Colleges or universities: Ripon College, University Ripon College, University Oshkosh State College, of Wis., University ot Cal., ol Wisconsin Purdue University Hobby: Gardening tion, Greeley, Colorado Hobby: My cottage at beautiful Green Lake Hobby: First aid, hunting, fishing ROBERT WARREN ANDERSON Subject taught: Biology: Degrees: B. S. and M. A. Colleges or universities: Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College Hobby: Playing the piano, collecting piano music MARY ANDREW Subect: Physical Education: Degrees: B.E. and M.A. Colleges or universities: LaCrosse State, Ripon, University of Michigan Hobby: Travel and photography ELMER F. BAKER Subject taught: Physics: Degrees: A. B, and M. A. Universities: University ol Dubuque, University of Icwa ELWOOD BILSE Subject: Industrial Arts: Degrees: B. S. and lVl. 3. College: Stout State College Hobby: Photography, music, sports ZIRIAN A. BLISH Subject taught: English: Degrees: B. A. and M. A. Colleges or universities: University of Wisconsin, Columbia University. Oshkosh State, Northwestern University, American University ol Beirut Hobby: Acting, dancing, music, writing HELEN BRAATZ Subject: Business Education: Degrees: B.E. and M.A. Colleges or universities: Whitewater State and Uni- versity oi Iowa: Hobby: Flowers, especially roses URSULA A. CANNON Subject taught: Latin IOE CAPICIK Subject taught: Biology: Degree: B. S. University: University of Wisconsin Hobby: Woodworking, philately, coaching, athletics, officiating iootball, basketball KATHERINE CONNELLY Subject: Librarian: Degrees: B. A. and Library Colleges or universities: Milton College: Library School, University oi Wisconsin Hobby: Heading and traveling RUTH COSTELLO Subjects: Business - Shorthand and Typing Degrees: B. Ed.: Colleges or universities: Whitewater Stale, University of Wisconsin Hobby: Civic interests and clubwork ETHEL DOBYNS Subject taught: Assistant Librarian Colleges or universities: Fond du Lac Rural Normal Hobby: Swimming and bowling LE ROY W. DRAEGER Subject taught: Drafting: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: Oshkosh State Hobby: Music GRACE DUER Subject taught: Vocal Music: Degree: B. S. University: University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Hobby: Handiwork WINNIE FINK Subject taught: Physics: Degrees: B. S. cmd M. S. Colleges cr universities: Oshkosh State, University cl Wisconsin: Hobby: Boating, sports GERALD GNEISER Subject taught: English: Degree: B. A. Colleges or universities: Oshkosh State Hobby: L. P. records, all sports, especially baseball IAKE GORES Subject taught: Economics: Degrees Ph. B and M. S. Colleges or universities: Carroll College. University of Wisconsin: Hobby: Outdoor sports MABEL S. GUILFOILE Subject taught: Business Education: Degree: B. E. Colleges or universities: Whitewater State College Hobby: Gardening LOUISE D. HAACK Subject taught: English: Degrees: B. E. and M. A. Colleges or universities: Ill. State Normal University. University of Illinois Hobby: Traveling and taking home movies FRED I-IANSON Subject taught: Physical Education: Degree: B. E. Colleges or universities: LaCrosse State, University of California at Los Angeles Hobby: Fishing, camping, reading HARRIETTE M. HAWORTH Subject taught: Business Education: Degree: B. Ed. Colleges or universities: Whitewater State Teachers College, University of Colorado: University of Wis. Hobby: Bowling, Golfing WEBSTER M. HURST Subject taught: Industrial Arts: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: Oshkosh State College, University ot Minnesota: Hobby: Making toys ARTHUR H. IMMEL Subject taught: English, Economics: Degree: B. Ed, Colleges or Universities: Carroll College, Oshkosh State, University of Wisconsin Hobby: Sports MARY IOHNSON Subject taught: English: Degree: B. A. Colleges oi universities: University of Wisconsin. Lawrence College: Hobby: Reading, golf IULIEN E. KINZER Subject taught: English: Degrees: B. S. and M. S. Colleges or universities: University of Illinois Hobby: House plants MARGUERITE M. KNEIP Subject taught: Mathematics: Degrees: B. A. and M. A Colleges or universities: University of Wis. Extension Division, Milwaukee: Milwaukee-Downer College, University of Wisconsin Hobby: Photography, traveling HAROLD P. KNUEPPEL Subject taught: Social Studies: Degree: B. S. College: Oshkosh State Col.: Hobby: Hunting, fishing MARY B. KONEN Subject taught: English: Degrees: A. B. and M. A. Colleges or universities: Ripon College, Marquette University: Hobby: Sewing, gardening ROYAL R. KOTT, lr. Subject taught: Mathematics: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: University of Wis., Central State College, Stevens Point: Purdue University Hobby: Golf, bowling PHYLLIS LAHTI Subject taught: English: Degree: B, S. and B.T.A, Colleges: LaCrosse State, Oshkosh State Hobby: Painting and theatre MILTON LAUTENSCHLAGER Subject taught: Geography: Degree: B. S. College: Oshkosh State: Hobby: Golf, leather craft MARY M. LAWLESS Subject taught: U. S. History: Degree: B. A. Colleges or universities: Oshkosh State, University of Wisconsin CECIL H. MERRIMAN Subject taughr: Social Studies: Degrees: B. A. Colleges or universities: Carroll College, University oi Wisconsin, University oi Minnesota Hobby: Reading LYNN F. NEWELL Subject taught: Business Education Degrees: B. A. and M. A. Colleges or universities: University oi Wisconsin Hobby: Outdoor sports, travel OTTILIE E. OESTREICH Subject taught: Home Economics: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: University of Wisconsin Hobby: Travel, collecting foreign dolls GERALD E. POLLEI Subject taught: German and English: Degree: B. A. Colleges or universities: University of Wisconsin, Lawrence College Hobby: Sports, collecting beer steins MARION POPE Subject taught: Foods: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse State College Hobby: Sewing, making braided rugs IACK PUTMAN Subject taught: United States History Degrees: A. B., B. S., and M. S. Universities: University of Illinois, University of Wis. Hobby: Collect political campaign items ROBERT E. RUCKS Subject: Special Education: Degrees: B. S. and M. S. Universities: University of Wisconsin Hobby: Bridge LETA B. SABISH Subject taught: Mathematics: Degree: B. A. Colleges or universities: Lawrence College Hobby: Bridge, refinishing furniture MYRA V. SAGER Subject: Spanish and English: Degrees: A.B. and M.A. Colleges or Universities: Ripon College, Marian College, University of Colorado, University of Mich. Hobby: Reading, record collection PAUL I. SCHARFENBERG Subjects: Instrumental Music-Band and Orchestra Degrees: B. S. and M. S. Colleges or universities: University of Illinois Hobby: Record collection, fishing, stamps IO ANNE SCHARFENBERG Subjects taught: Business Education and Mathematics Degrees: B. S. and M. A. Colleges or universities: Northwestern University and Ball State Teachers College: Hobby: Sewing IAMES SCHROOM Subjects: Speech and Dramatics: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: LaCrosse State Hobby: Dramatics, sports FREDERICK KARL SCHULTHEISS Subjects: French and English: Degree: A. B. Colleges: Ripon College, Marian College Hobby: Photography, electronics, music CARL E. SMEDBERG Subject: World History: Degrees: B. S. and M. A. Colleges or universities: Oshkosh State, Univ. of Wis. Hobby: Gardening, sports, birds DELBERT STACY Subject taught: Mathematics: Degrees: B. S. and M. S. Colleges or universities: Carroll College, University oi Wisconsin: Hobby: Sports MARIE STEPNOSKI Subject taught: English: Degree: B. A. Colleges or universities: University ol Wisconsin, Rosary College, Marian College Hobby: Creative arts, travel, outdoor sports KURT R. THIEL Subject: English: Degrees: B. S. and M. S. Colleges or universities: Oshkosh State, University of Wisconsin: Hobby: Golf LYNN G. TOPLISS Subject taught: Industrial Arts: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: Stout State College Hobby: Motor cars, travel GLENN WEGENER Subjects: Art and Geography: Degree: B. S. Colleges or universities: Milwaukee State, University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin Hobby: Travel, sailing PAUL WEIDENFELLER Subject: Biology: Degrees: B. S. and M. A. Colleges: Platteville State, Peabody College Ior Teachers: Hobby: Photography HARRY C. ZIEGERT Subject taught: Chemistry: Degree: B. S. S. S. Colleges or universities: Kalamazoo State, University oi Iowa Hobby: Touring, gardening, exploring industry KATHY ZIMMERMAN Subect taught: Assistant Physical Education Hobby: All sports ELVIRA CARDINAL Subject taught: Social Graces Degree: B. A., B. S., M. S., M. Ed., Ph. D. University: Birdland U. Hobby: Attending school sports events ,-... 47 1 I f ' OFFICE STAFF AUDREY THONE IOANNE KRENN IANITORIAL STAFF ESTHER WENDTLAND FRED GLASSER LEO SCHMIDT SHERIDAN SHEA ERWIN ELDRIDGE COOKS EMILY SWALBY IVIARGUERITE SOLL CAROL BEYES Pam lx .L ,QE-4X W FRANKLIN MESNER Treasurer German Club 1, 2 Letterman Club Secretary 3 Band 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3 Intramurals: Basketball Letterman: Cardinal Staff 3 Honor Roll C5 serns.J Page l uurtct-rx IAMES VanVALKENBURG President Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Choir l, 2, President 3 Boys Quartet 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council SANDRA FIRLE Secretary Latin Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 3: F.T.A. 3 Dramatics Club 3: Band 1, 2 Student Council 2, 3 Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Swimming, Volleyball, Ping Pong Hi-Eye Staff 1, 2, 3 Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council 4' SCOTT RODMAN Vice-President Latin Club 3 French Club President 3 Band 1, 2: Choir 2 Orchestra 2 Student Council 1 Intramural: Volleyball Cardinal Staff 1, 2, 3 Hi-Eye Staff 3 Treasurer on F.D.L. Youth Council Senior Class Play Honor Roll I5 sems.J LESTER ABITZ Intramurals: Basketball, Football RAYMOND ABITZ Intramurals: Basketball, Football: Auditorium Council 3 KATHLEEN ABLER---Iunior Red Cross Secretary 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: Honor Roll K5 sems.l IEANETTE ACKERER Latin Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 3: Band 1. 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Swimming, Soccer, Table Tenniss, Volleyball: Honor Roll C3 sems.l DONALD T. AHONEN Spanish Club 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Representative on F. D. L. Youth Council: Track 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Hi-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll Cl sems.l BARBARA ALLEN Latin Club l: Pep Club 1, 3: F.N.A. 2: Dramatics Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Soccer, Basketball. Volleyball, Baseball, Speedball. Swimming, Table Tennis: Hi-Eye Stall 1, 2, 3 Honor Roll tl sems.l GLORIA ANDERSON Chorus 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3 MARY ANDERSON 'Ir. Red Cross 3: Intramurals Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 3. HARVEY ASCHENBRENNER-V-Intramurals: Volleyball: Honor Roll tl sems.J IANET AVEHY eChorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Intramurals: Basketball, Cheerleader l, 2 EDWARD BALLWANZ Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Volleyball SHARON BALTZ STEPHEN BASSEWITZ Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Track Manager 2: Intramurals: Basketball. KARLEEN BEHNKE-F.T.A. 3: Auditorium Council 3: Intramurals: Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll tl sems.l GERDA BEIN-Pep Club 2: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Baseball: Hi4Eye Staff 2 ROBERT C. BELTEZORE IANET BEUSCH 'Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: F.N.A. I, President 2, 3: Chorus 2: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3: Honor Roll tl sems.l LOUIS BIRD-Spanish Club 1: Football 1, 2: Intramurals: Basketball I'2lLYl' lfifts-in DIANE BIRSCI-IBACHfIntramurals: Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball ADRIANA BIZZIOYF.T.A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3 Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball RICHARD BLAMEY-Spanish Club 2, 3: Band I, 2, Vice Pres. 3: Orchestra I, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Cardinal Stafi 3: Honor Roll C3 sems.l IAMES BLANKE-Latin Club 1, 2: Band 1, 2: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll C1 scms.J SANDRA BLOEDORN-Latin Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I: Chorus I: Choir 2, 3: Triple Trio I, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball BARBARA BOESE-Dramatics Club 3: Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Bowling. Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Softball: Hi-Eye Stafi I, 2, 3: Cardinal Stofi 3 GERALDINE BRAGG-Intramurals: Table Tennis. Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll C4 sems.l IEAN BREITUNG-Pep Club I: Latin Club I. Secretary-Treasurer 2, Secretary 3: F.T.A. I, Z, 3, French Club, Vice Pres. 3: Chorus I: Choir 2, 3: Triple Trio 3: Student Council I, Treasurer 2. Vice Pres. 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball, Tennis, Table Tennis: D.A.R. Award: Homecoming Court 3: Hi-Eye Stall I, 2. 3: Sophomore Class Vice Pres.: Iunior Class, Vice Pres.: Honor Roll C5 sems.l HAROLD BROTHERTON PATRICK BRUNET-Lettermen's Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3: Track I, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball: Letterman SHERRY BRUNS-Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I: Intramurals: Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 1, 3: Cheerleader 1, Z, 3 MARLENE BUECHEL-Intramurals: Volleyball BARBARA BUNKER--Spanish Club 1, 2: Pep Club I Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Bowling, Speedball, Swimming: Hi-Eye Stall I, 2. 3: Cardinal Stall 3 BEVERLY BURKHARDT CHARLES BURNETT PATRICIA BUSLAFF4Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Pep Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball. Bowling, Tennis: Hi4Eye Staff 2, 3: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council: Honor Roll C5 sems.l MARIORIE CARDINAL-Intramurals: Bowling ROGER CHEEVEHS-Baseball: Intramurals: Basketball Page Fixtr-on RAYMOND CHRIST---Lettermen's Club 3: Basketball 1, 2: Varsity 3: Golf l, 2, 3: Honor Roll K2 sems.l CAESAR R. CIBIK -'Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball VIZBULITE CIMERMANIS Latin Club I: Intramurals: Soccer, Speedball, Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, Volleyball: Honor Roll K5 sems.l CATHLEEN COLLINS Latin Club Sec.-Treas. 1, 2. Pep Club 1: F.N.A. 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Triple Trio l, 2. 3: Student Council l, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council: Honor Roll K4 sems.l CORINE COMINS Pep Club l, 2, 3: F.'I'.A. 3: Intramurals: Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 2. 3: Honor Roll K3 sems.l DORIS CONDEL Pep Club 1, 3: Latin Club Z, 3: F.T.A. 3: Chorus 1: Choir Z. Triple Trio 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling. Volleyball: Hi4Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll I2 sem GERALD COPET Intramurals: Volleyball, Honor Roll 14 sems,l SUE COYNE -Pep Club 1: G.A.C.: Intramurals: Soccer. Speedball, Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball, Baseball: Honor Roll C5 sems.l DALE CROUCH Intramurals: Basketball. Football ROBERTA CROWLEY F.T.A. I, 2, 3: Latin Club 2 Intramurals: Volleyball: Honor Roll C4 sems.l THOMAS CUTLER Latin Club 1, 2: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball: Letterman RICHARD DALEIDEN- Intramurals: Volleyball: Gymnastics Club 3: Honor Roll Cl sems.l FRED DANKERT Honor Roll fl sems.l IEAN DEANOVICH Pep Club 1, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll Q2 se-ms.l TOM DEER EARL WILLIAM DEGNER -Choir 1, 2, 3: Basketball l: Intramurals: Basketball, Football IANE DE MARS F.N.A. Z, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming: Honor Roll 63 sems.l GEORGINE DE METS- Pep Club l, 3: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 3: Chorus l: Hi-Eye stuff 3 l'alrl- S1-vuritvul Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Swimming: DONNA DILLING-Iunior Red Cross 3: Intramurals: Bowling MIKE DOBYNS-German Club 1, 2, 6: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Track 1: Intramurals: Volleyball: Letter in Track ARLYN DOERN. IR. IOHN I. DONOVAN-Intramurals: Volleyball, Bowling MARGARET DORN PATRICIA DUCHOW-Chorus l: Choir 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Bowling ROBERT EDGARTON-Latin Club 2, Treasurer 3: Pep Club 3: Student Council 2, 3: Golf 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll Cl sems.D DAVE EGGERS-German Club 1, President 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 GEORGINE M. EGGERS-Inaramurals: Volleyball STEVE ELLIOTT-Latin Club 1, President 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Iunior Class President: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Couucil, President 3: Intramurals: Volleyball Senior Class Play: Honor Roll C4 sems.l IOHN ENTRINGER-Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball ROBERT L. ERNEST CHARLES FABER-Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll C5 sems.l PATRICIA A. FARLEY-F.N.A. 1: Latin Club 1: Chorus l: Triple Trio 1, 2: Choir 2: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball. Bowling DAVE FAUCHER-Football 1. 2, 3: Letterman ANTHONY FERDINAND--Latin Club l: Intramurals: Volleyball: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council: Honor Roll I2 sems.l MARY FITZGERALD-Pep Club l: Intramurals: Volleyball CAROLINE FITZPATRICK Page Eighteen IAMES FRIEDEL Intramural: Volleyball GARY FRIESS Intramurals: Football, Volleyball DAVID E. FRISQUE Latin Club 2, 32 Honor Roll I5 sems.l BETTY FRITZ F.T,A. 3: Chorus 1: H1 Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll 13 sems.l GAILE FURLONG Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball DENNIS GAFFNEY NANCY GALLE KATHLEEN GERHARTZ Latin Club 3: Honor Roll 42 sems.l SANDRA GIESE -Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 2: F.T.A. 3: Triple Trio I, 2, 3: Chorus l: Choir 2, 3: Band Majorette 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball: Hi-Eye Stall 2: Senior Class Play PETER GILLES German Club 2. 3, Secretary l: Intramural: Basketball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Cardinal Staff 2, 3: Honor Roll I5 sems,l BARBARA GIERTSON Latin Club l: FN.A. 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball. Bowling: H1 Eye Staff 3 MARLENE GLASS Latin Club l, 2: F.N.A. I: F.T.A. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Orchestra I, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Band l, Secretary 2, 3 Drum Majorette 3: Student Council 1: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff l, 2: Forensics: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council IFAN GOLDBERG Latin Club l, 2, Reporter 3: Pep Club I: French Club Treasurer 3: F.N.A. l, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball: Hi-Eye Stall I, 2, 3 Cardinal Stall 3: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll C1 sems.l DAVID GORON Junior Varsity Football 2: Intramurals: Football, Volleyball MARY GRAHL PHILIP GRAVELLE Latin Club l, 2, 3: Intramural: Volleyball: Cardinal Staff 3 RONALD GRAVELLE BARBARA GREEN V Latin Club l, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Dramatics Club 3: F.T.A. 3: French Club Secretary 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Ping Pong: G.A.C. 3: Hi-Eye Staff I. 2, 3: Forensics 3: Honor Roll K4 sems.l l'm:v Ninvtvvn BETTY GREEN-Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: F.T.A. 3: French Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Chorus l Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Staft 1, 2, 3: Cardinal Statf 3 CATHY GRUNWALD-Intramurals: Volleyball IUDY GRUNWALD-Intramurals: Baseball: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling. LOUISE GUELL-Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Swimming: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll C2 sems.l PHYLLIS GUSSE-Spanish Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1 Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: G.A.C. 3: Hi-Eye Staff l, 2, 3: Honor Roll C3 sems.D KAREN GUYETTE-Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club l, 3: German Club 2, 3: Chorus l: Choir 2: Student Council 2: Intramurals: Bowling, Baseball: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council LANA LEONE HAACK-Spanish Club 1: F.T,A. 3: Intramurals: Volleyball: Hi-Eye Statl 2: Cardinal Staff 3 CAROL IANE HAAG-F.T.A. 1, 2. 3: German Club 1, 2: Band l, 2: Orchestra 2: Intramurals: Soccer, Volleyball: Honor Roll C5 sems.l WILLIAM HAASEAIntramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll C3 sems.l BETTE HABERKORN--F.T.A. 1, 2, Vice President 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Ir. Red Sross 3: Chorus l: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Ping-pong: G.A.C. 3: Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l MARGARET HALLsSpanish Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club l: Chorus 2: Choir 3: Intramurals: Tennis, Bowling, Basketball, Volleybayy, Swimming: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll C3 sems.l MARLENE HALL-Vice President Ir. Red Cross 2 SARA SUE HALL-Intramurals: Volleyball, Bowling CLAUDIA HANNES PATRICIA HANSELsPep Club 1: F.T.A. 3: Auditorium Council 3: Student Council 1: Chorus 1: Intramurals: Swimming, Volleyball. Homecoming Court 2, 3: Hi-Eye Stall 3 CAROLE HANSEN-Lating Club 1: Pep Club l: Chorus l: Choir 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Triple Trio l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball, Ping-pong, Tennis, Speed ball: G.A.C. 3: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council: Cardinal Staff Co-Editor l, 2, 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.J GRETCHEN HANSENASpanish Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1: Chorus 2: Choir 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Soccer, Basketball: Honor Roll C3 sems.7 SHARON HANSEN-Pep Club 1, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Baseball, Speedball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll f2 sems.J Page Twenty BEVERLY A. HARRISON BARBARA HARTKOPF'-V-F.N.A. 1: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll K3 sems.l IAMES M. HAUSINGER-Dramatics Club l: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Honor Roll K5 sems.l MARY IO HEIMAN Chorus lg Intramurals: Soccer. Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Speedball, Baseball: G.A.C.: Honor Roll KZ sems.l MARYLOU HERNANDEZ---Spanish Club 1, 2: Intramurals: Volleyball CAROL HESS --Intramurals: Bowling. Volleyball NORDIS ANN HEYERDAHL-4F.N.A. 1: Latin Club 1: Pep Club 1, 2: F.T.A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 3: Band l. 2. Secretary 3: Orchestra 2: Student Council l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball: Secretary oi Class 1, 2: Honor Roll C5 sems.l BARBARA HILT--F.T.A. 3: Intramurals: Baseball, Volleyball: Honor Roll C2 sems.l THOMAS I. HITZLER--'Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Track l, Varsity Track 2: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll K3 sems.l HAROLD HOCHREIN--Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Volleyball ROBERT HOCHREIN -Lettermen's Club 3: Basketball l, Z, 3: Baseball 3: Intramurals: Football, Volleyball: All Conference Znd Team Basketball, Letterman MAURINE I-IOEYAStudent Council l: Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Baseball, Volleyball, Fieldball. MARCELLA HOPKA-Intramurals: Volleyball FRITZI SUE HORR -Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling: HivEye Staff 2: Class Treasurer 1: Honor Roll C3 sems.J CAROL HUBERTY-7-Intramurals: Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball: Honor Roll C3 sems.l LESTER FRANKLIN HUCK-Intramurals: Basketball MARY HUCK-A-F.T.A. 3: Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Swimming, Bowling, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll tl sems.l CAROL HUEBNERH -German Club 2, 2, Vice President 1: Pep Club 1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Intramurals: Bowling, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Tennis, Swimming, Speedball: G.A,C.: Hi-Eye Staff 2: Cardinal Stat! 3: Honor Roll C3 sems.l l':u:v Twvlity-tim MARY HUEBSCHMANAAChorus Z: Intramurals: Baseball, Volleyball: Honor Roll C2 sems.l BETTE HUPFER-Pep Club l, 3: F.N.A. 1: Dramatics Club 1: Latin Club 1: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Table Tennis. IOE HUPFER-Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Letterman's Club 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Football Manager 2: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Senior Class Play PAUL IMMEL CHARMAINE IABER--Latin Club l, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Band 2: Intramurals: Basketball Tennis, Swimming, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 3 WILLIAM IABER-Football l: Golf l, 2, 3 GARY IABERG+Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball SUE ANN lELlNSKIfLatin Club l, 2, 3: German Club 2, 3: F,T.A, 2: Intramurals: Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll C4 sems.J KENNETH IEWSON BARBARA JOHNSON KAREN IOHNSON-Chorus l: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 3 SANDRA IOHNSON-Pep Club 1: Dramatics Club l, 2, 3: F,T.A. 1: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Baseball, Table Tennis, Bowling, Soccer, Speedball, Tennis: Hi-Eye Staff l, 2, 3: Cardinal Stalt 2, 3 SHARON IOHNSON-Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball IAMES IONES IANICE IUDSON+Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1: F.T.A. 2, Librarian 3: Dramatics Club 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Swimming: Hi-Eye Staff 1, 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, 3: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll K5 sems.J ROBERT IUNGW-Spanish Club 1, 2: Basketball l: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll C3 sems.J MARILYN KAISER-German Club 1: Pep Club 1: F.T,A. 2, Treasurer 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Baseball, Bowling, Swimming: G.A.C. 3: Cardinal Stail l, 2, 3: Honor Roll C4 sems.l IAMES KEIFENHEIM Pane Twentv-two PATRICIA KENNEDYYIntramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: G.A.C. LINDA KETTEN PENNY KILMER-F.T.A. 1, 2: Triple Trio l. 2. 3: Chorus l: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff l, 2: Honor Roll I5 sems.l KAREN KINDNESS-Pep Club 11 Intramurals: Volleyball ALICE KING--Intramurals: Bowlinq IOYCE KING I-Pep Club l: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Stall 3 PATRICIA KINTZLER--Pep Club l, 3: Latin Club l, 2 F.T.A. 1, Z: Chorus 1: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Swimming, Honor Roll I4 sems.l SUE KINTZLER-Latin Club l, 2: F.N.A. l, 3: Pep Club l: Chorus l: Intramurals: Soccer, Speedball, Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball: Honor Roll C3 sems.l IANET KIRCHOFF-Pep Club 1: Latin Club 2, 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Student Council 2. 3: Intramurals: Volleyball. Bowling: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Cardinal Staff 1: Honor Roll I3 sems.l CAROL KLEINESCHAY-Pep Club l: Dramatics Club Secretary 3: Chorus I: Student Council l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball. Bowling, Basketball, Soccer: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: Homecoming Court 1: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll Cl sems.l KARL KOEHLERfF.T.A. 2, 3: Choir 3: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l IEROME KOENIG!lntramurals: Volleyball: Honor Roll Il sems.l GERALD KOENIGS-Intramurals: Volleyball: Honor Roll I1 sems.l MARIANNE KOENIGS-Iunior Red Cross 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Stall 3 RICHARD KOLITZ--Honor Roll fl sems.l IUDITH KOPLIN--Band l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball: Forensics: Third in Hire the Handicapped Contest : Hi-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll I4 sems.l DAVID KOPP--Basketball I: Intramurals: Basketball PATRICIA KRENN'-AHonor Roll 13 sems.l l':1u'r- 'l'wm-ntv-lhrs KEITH KRUEGER-Intramurals: Volleyball CHARLES KRUMBEIN-Honor Roll C1 sems.D RONALD KUEN MARY LOUISE LAMBERT-Pep Club 1: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball, Tennis: Honor Roll C1 sems.l SHIRLEY LAUGHLIN-German Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club l: Intramurals: Volleyball, Bowling: Honor Roll C1 sems.l LARRY LECHNER-Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Volleyball GAYLE LEEMON-Pep Club 1. 3: F.N.A. 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Bowling RITA LEFEBER-Intramurals: Soccer, Volleyball Honor Roll C4 sems.l LUANE LETTAU-Pep Club I, 3: Intramurals: Baseball, Volleyball, Bowling, Soccer, Basketball, Tennis: Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Cardinal Staff 1, 2: Honor Roll C5 sems.l ALICE LIETZ-Dramatics Club I, 3: Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Table Tennis, Bowling: Hi-Eye Stal! 2, 3: Honor Roll K4 sems.l IACKIE LONDO-Chorus 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball GARY LOUCKS-Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Football I, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Letterman: Cardinal Staff. Co-editor 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Senior Class Play: School Gymnastics Team 3 RENEE LOUIS-Latin Club I, Z. 3: Pep Club l: Dramatics Club 3: F.T.A. 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Tennis. F.D.L. Youth Council Representative 1, 2, 3: Auditorium Council 3: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll K3 sems.l IEAN LUCAS-Pep Club 1: Ir. Red Cross 3: Intramurals: Baseball, Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Hi-Eye Staff 2: Honor Roll C2 sems.D BONNIE LUHN-Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball: Honor Roll Q1 sems.l PAT MALSON-Spanish Club 1, 2: Pep Club li F.T.A. 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Bowling, Speedball: Hi-Eye Staff 1, Z. 3: G.A.C. 3 NANCY MARGUARD-wlntramuralsz Basketball, Volleyball MARQUINN MARTIN-Spanish Club 2. 3: Pep Club 3: F.T.A. 3: Intramurals: Volleyball I-'nero 'T'wpntv-t'nnr RICHARD MARTIN Y-'Spanish Club 2: Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Volleyball IEANNINE MARVIN---Latin Club 1, 2, 3: F.N.A. l, 2, 3: Pep Club l. 3: Girls' Chorus l: Choir 2, 3: Cardinal Stall 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l FREDERICK MATHWIG PEGGY MCCORMICK Band 2: Intramurals: Basketball: Forensics 2 PATRICK MCLAIN Latin Club l, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, President 3: Hi-Eye Staff l: Iunior Assistant Editor 2, Co-editor 3: Honor Roll C4 sems.l CAROL MECKLENBURG -V Intramurals: Swimming DOUG MELIUS Class President 1: Lettermen's Club 3: Band I, 2, President 3: Orchestra l: Student Council 1: Football Manager l: Baseball Manager 1: Student Trainer 2. 3: Tennis 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll C3 sems.l PATRICIA MERK 'F.N.A. l, 2, 3: Pep Club 1: Chorus Z: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling LAWRENCE MERRILL -Baseball I: Intramurals: Football, Basketball, Volleyball: Honor Roll t2 sems.l IUDITH ANN MEYER- Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Bowling: Hi-Eye Stat! 3: Honor Roll tl sems.l RICHARD A. MICHALAK- Intramurals: Bowling: Honor Roll C5 sems.l IOSEPH R. MICHELS -Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Volleyball MARY MICHELS -Latin Club 2: Ir. Red Cross President 3: Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Baseball, Volleyball, Soccer, Bowling: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll 62 sems.J NICK MICKLOS Lettermen's Club 3: Football 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball NORMAN MIES' 7 Spanish Club l: Football l Basketball I: Intramurals: Basketball DAVID L. MIESS 'Track l. 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Football ARLENE MILLER Intramurals: Basketball. Volleyball, Hi-Eye Staff 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll tl sems.J CAROLE MILLER -- Latin Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: French Club 3: Band 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Bowling, Swimming: Hi-Eye Stall Z, 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l l':1::t- 'l'wr-nty-fi is 4 'sf JH his RICHARD MILLER-Track I: Intramurals: Basketball ANN MOERSCH-Latin Club l, 2: F.T.A. 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: Cardinal Stott 3: Honor Roll C4 semss.l LOIS MOOREeIntramurals: Bowling, Soccer BOB MOORE KURT MUNN-Spanish Club 2, 3: Track 2: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll C1 sems.l COLLEEN MURPHY4F.T.A. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball MICHAEL MURPHY-Lettermen's Club 2, President 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3 TERRY NELSON-Track 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball ANN NETT-Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball DOROTHY NEWELL-F.N.A. 1: F.T.A. 2, Secretary 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Student Council 3: Intramurals: Tennis, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Soleball: G.A.C.: Cardinal Stall 1, 2, Forensics 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l SHARON NEWTON-Chorus 1: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Honor Roll fl sems.l RICHARD NORTI-IAGerman Club l: Latin Club 3: Vice President 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3: F.T.A. 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Choir l: Student Council 1, 2: Tennis l: Golf 2, 3: 3 Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Statf 1, 2, 3: Senior Class Play PETER R. OCHS-Lettermen's Club 3: Football 2. 3 DAVID FRANKLIN OSGOOD-Latin Club l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3: Band 2: Hi-Eye Staff l, 2, 3: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll C5 sems.J KENNETH PAGELgTennis 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling: Honor Roll KZ sems.J NANCY C. PAIGE-Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Table Tennis, Softball. Basketball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Staff 3 IOHN PANETTI-Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling IOHN PAPENFUSS-Football l: Baseball 2: Intramurals: Basketball Page Twenty-siX 3 GEORGE PAQUIN-V Track 1, 3: Bowling: Intramurals: Football, Basketball BARBARA PARKER'MfLatin Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 3: F.N.A. 3: Ir. Red Cross 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball, Baseball: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Cardinal Staii 3: Honor Roll 15 sems.l KAY PELKEY Latin Club 1, 2. 3: Pep Club 1, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball. Bowling: Honor Roll C5 sems.l IANET PETERSON Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling CAROLE IEAN PICKART- 'Iunior Red Cross Treasurer 3: Intramurals: Bowling: Honor Roll ll sems.l NEAL L. PINKERTON Intramurals: Basketball LOIS PIOTTER F.N.A. 1: Dramatics Club 1, 3: Spanish Club 1, Secretary 2, President 3: Pep Club 1: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Staff 1, News Editor 2, Co-Editor 3: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council 2, 3: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.J IOYCE PIPPING Ir. Red Cross 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Triple Trio l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Table Tennis: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll I4 sems.D SANDRA PITTLER Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Band Z, 3: Intramurals: Speedball, Basketball, Table Tennis: Honor Roll I3 sems.l MICHAEL PLAISANCE Track 3: Intramurals: Football. Basketball IANET PLAISANCE IEROME A. POLLOM 'Track Manager 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball CAROLYN POSEY Latin Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club li Dramatics Club 2: F.N.A. 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball. Volleyball, Speedball, Bowling, Tennis: Hi-Eye Staff 2: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll K5 sems.l VINCENT PREHN' German Club 1. 3: Band 1. Treasurer 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, President 3: Golf 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball: Cardinal Stall 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l MARY PRIEST Pep Club 1, 3: Dramatics Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Soccer: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll C2 sems.J MARIORIE PUDDY Pep Club l, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Bowling: Student Council Z, 3: Auditorium Council 3. SANDRA RANDALL Iunior Red Cross 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.I SHIRLEY RATEIKE- German Club l: Pep Club 1: Dramatics Club 1. 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Baseball: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll O sems.J l':u:n- 'I'wt-uty-sm n LONNIE RAULS4Lettermen's Club 3, Treasurer: Track l, 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2 IO ANN REDMAN LESLIE REESE-Dramatics Club 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.J DIANE REINHARDT-Iunior Red Cross 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3 NANCY REINHOLD-Pep Club 1: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball RONALD REITZ-Lettermen's Club 3: Baseball Manager 2 PAULA RICKLEFS-Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Cardinal Staff 2: Honor Roll C5 sems,J BE DORIS MAE RIEDER CARLTON ROEHRDANZ-Pep Club 3: Choir 3: Intramurals: Basketball ATRICE ROEHRIG-Intramurals: Volleyball, Swimming: Hi-Eye Staff 3 BARBARA ROGGE-German Club 1: Dramatics Club 3: F.N.A. 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball, Table Tennis: Forensics 3: Senior Class Play RAMONA ROWE-Honor Roll Cl sems.l EDWIN S. RUSSELL-Spanish Club 1: Intramurals: Basketball: Senior Class Play RONALD L. RYMER IOYCE SABEL-Intramurals: Volleyball IUNE SABEL-Pep Club l: Chorus 2: Intramurals: Volleyball. Basketball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Staii 2, 3: Cardinal Staff 2, 3 Pa RICHARD SANDBERG-Track 1. 2. 3: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll K3 sems.l ROGER SATTLER-Band 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball. Volleyball: Baseball 1, 2 ge Twen ty-eight, CAROL F. SCHABELfChorus I: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball: Hi-Eye Stall 3 BETTY IANE SCHAFER--Chorus 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball. Basketball, Swimming BARBARA SCHMIDT--V F.'I'.A. 3: German Club 3: Honor Roll Cl sem.l IULIE SCHMIDT MARLENE SCI-IMIDT--Pep Club l: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Representative on F.D.I.. Youth Council 2, 3: Student Council l, 2: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling. Table Tennis: Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3: Cardinal Stall 2, 3 RICHARD SCHMIT--Spanish Club 2: Intramurals: Basketball IUDITI-I SCHMITZ SHARON SCHMITZ IUDY SCHNETTLER --Pep Club 1, 3: F.N.A. 2: Dramatics Club Vice President 3: Homecoming Queen 3: Cheerleading l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball, Soccer. Table Tennis, Swimming, Speedball. Hi-Eye Stall 2, 3: G.A.C. 3: Honor Roll tl sem.l IANICE SCHOEPKE' Pep Club l, 3: Ir. Red Cross Secretary 2, President 3: F.N.A. Sec.-Treas. 2, ViceePresident 3: Band 1, 2: Student Council l. 2, 3: HiEye Stall 2, 3: Cardinal Stall 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Bowling, Table Tennis, Speedball: Honor Roll KZ sems.l CANDACE SCHROEDER-Dramatics Club 3: Intramurals: Basketball FREDERIK W. SCHULZ--German Club l. 2. 3: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Stall 2, 3: Honor Roll K5 sems.l SANDY SCHUPPE'--Intramurals: Basketball, Bowling: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll K4 sems.l DAVID SCHWARK-Baseball l, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll K3 sems.l LOIS SEARL SUSAN SEIBEI..-Pep Club 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball. Bowling: Honor Roll K4 sems.J MIKE SENGER -Intramurals: Volleyball: Baseball 1 IIM SHARRATT--Intramurals: Basketball l':nz0 Twvnty-nina .ww ROBERT SHIREYfLatin Club 1, 2, 3: Choir l, Z, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Track 1: Representative on F.D.L. Youth Council I, 2, 3: Hi-Eye Staff 2: Senior Class Play: Honor Roll C5 sems.J PATRICIA SIMON-Chorus 2: Intramurals: Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Bowling, Volleyball: Ir. Red Cross 3: Pep Club 3: Dramatics Club 3 SHIRLEY R. SIMON-Ir. Red Cross 3: Intramurals: Volleyball EDITH SIPPEL-Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling: Latin Club 2: Pep Club 3: Ir. Red Cross 3: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll CZ sems.J IANET SlPPELv-F.T.A. 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Chorus I: Choir 2, 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.J CHARLES W. SMITHERS-Latin Club l, 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Choir 3: Honor Roll Cl sems.J EUGENE T. SMETAIntramurals: Football ALBERT SNYDER ORVILLE V. SNYDER IAMES SOMMERFELDT-Football l, 2, 3: Letterman 2, 3 NANCY LEE SOMMERS-Pep Club, President l: Intramurals: Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer: Hi-Eye Staft 1, Z, 3: Cheerleader 2 IUDITH C. SORENSON-Pep Club l, 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Swimming, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 3: Honor Roll tl sems.l RAYMOND SPIES-Football l, 2, 3: Track l: Intramurals: Basketball 3: Letterman 3 MARYLYN SPROUT-Intramurals: Bowling: Hi-Eye Stali 3 DANIEL M. STERMAN-Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll Cl sems.l IEAN STORBAKKEN-F.T.A. 3: Bond l, 2, 3: Honor Roll C3 sems.l CAROL I. STREETER-Latin Club 1, 2, 3: F.N.A. 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Swimming, Basketball: Honor Roll Cl sems.l IEAN STUEBS-Chorus 1: Choir 2. 3 Page Thirty Intramurals? -Bask-etballuVIollelyballllvgoccler, Baseball IEAN SUMMERS German Club 1. 3: Pep Club l, 3: Dramatics Club 2, 3: F.N.A. 3: Ir. Red Cross 3: Cardinal Stafl 2: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Intramurals: Bowling, Baseball, Volleyball: Honor Roll 12 sems.l HENRY S. SWEET --Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball WILLIAM SWIFT Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Honor Roll K5 sems.J ROBERT TADMAN Letterman's Club Z, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, Varsity 3: Golf I DAVID TANK Football l: Intramurals: Basketball: Honor Roll K4 sems.J BEVERLY THILL Ir. Red Cross I, 2: Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll K2 sems.J PATRICIA A. THORNBURG- Ir. Red Cross I: Auditorium Council 3: Chorus I: Choir 2, 3: Student Council 1. 2: Intramurals: Table Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball: Hi-Eye Stall 2 SHIRLEY A. THORNTON - Intramurals: Bowling JUNE THORSON Latin Club 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 2. President 3: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Triple Trio 1, 2, 3 Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Tennis, Swimming: G.A.C. 3: Student Council 2, 3: Hi-Eye Stall 2, 3: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll C4 sems.l KATHRYN THRESHER -F,T.A. 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming: Hi-Eye Staff 3 TIMOTHY VANTINE TINDALL- - Intramurals: Volleyball CAROL I. TRADER Intramurals: Basketball SHARLENE TREPANIER -f Honor Roll C3 sems.l SHARON TREPANIERV- Honor Roll C2 sems.l SHARON TRESCOTT Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.l IERRY TRIATIK BARBARA WAGNER- Intramurals: Swimming, Bowling: Hi-Eye Stall 3: Honor Roll tl sems.l l'apzi- Thirtysunv DAVID WAGNER4Football 3: Basketball 3 EUGENE WAGNER-Baseball 1: Football 1: Basketball l: Intramurals: Basketball, Football IAMES WAGNER-Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Football IUDINE WAGNER4Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball: Honor Roll il semsj MARY WAGNER-Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Cardinal Stall 1, 21 Honor Roll C5 semsj PETER WAGNER DONNA WAITE--Intramurals: Table Tennis, Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 PATRICIA WARNER-Ir. Red Cross 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer GEORGE WEIGEL-Pep Club 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Football, Volleyball SUSAN WENDT-Intramurals: Volleyball BOB WENTLAND LOUISE WHELAN-Dramatics Cub 2, Treasurer 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball: Forensics 2: Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3: Cardinal Stall 2, 3: Honor Roll ll sems.7 MARGARET WHITFORD KAREN WILL-Intramurals: Basketbal: Honor Roll C4 sems.l BARBARA WILLETT-Auditorium Council Intramurals: Bowling, Volleyball MARLENE WlLLEYgPep Club 3: Hi-Eye Stall 3 ROSEMARY WILLIS-Latin Club 2: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Swimming, Bowling 1 ARLENE WINKE4-Hi-Eye Stall 3 H 5 Page Thirty-two 3 IUDITH WlRTHkChorus 1: Honor Roll ll sems.l WAYNE WISCI-INEFSKI-Lettermen's Club 3: Football l, Z, 3: Football Manager 3: Letterman CAROL WIX-Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Baseball, Table Tennis CAROL WOLLERSHEIM-Pep Club 3: Chorus 2 STANLEY WOZNICK, IR.--Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball, Football PAULA WRIGHT-German Club 1, 2: Pep Club 1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Student Council 3: Intramurals: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Swimming. Tennis, Table Tennis, Life Saving: Hi-Eye Staff 1, 2, 3: Associate Editor 3: Cardinal Staff 2, 3: Honor Roll C5 sems.J RONDI WURTZ-Drama Club 1, 3: Chorus 1: Hi-Eye Staff 2, 3 IUDY ZASTROW-Latin Club 1: F.N.A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3: Intramurals: Swimming, Basketball, Volleyball: Honor Roll C5 sems.l ROBERT ZICKERT-Spanish Club 3: Baseball 3: Intramurals: Basketball: Hi-Eye Stat! 3: Cardinal Stall 3 DONNA ZIEGENHAGEN-German Club President 1, 3: Orchestra 1, 2. Vice-President 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball. Baseball, Bowling: High-Eye Stall 3: Cardinal Staff 3: Honor Roll K5 sems.l DAVID ZIMMERMAN-Honor Roll Cl sems.l TOM ZOELLE-Track 1, 2, 3: Intramurals: Basketball ' Q CAMERA SHY SENIORS IAMES ADLAM DAVID ATKINS CHARLES BURNETT LYNN BOULAY DAVID CLEVELAND ROGER DEMBOSKI KERMIT DILLE DAVID DUNISCH IEANNE FRANK ROGER FREIBERG EUGENE GRAINGER ALAN GRANT EDWARD KNECHT ROBERT KRUG ELIZABETH KWIATKOWSKI CAROLYN NELSON IUDY ROBERTS DONALD KRUS DONALD LENNOP BETTY TASCH Page Thirty-three Foreign Exchange Student HELGE TOLLESH1-lUGe e Spanish Club 3 Secretary: Dramatics Club 3: lntramurals: Volleyball: Hi-Eye Staff 37 Senior Class Play: Honor Roll Cl sems.J It has been said many times before that traveling abroad broadens your horizon, and of course it is true, or it wouldn't have become such a trite, old saying. But I believe that stay- ing in a foreign country for a long period of than merely moving the old horizons further you see new ones. You sort of get the feel you are, to a large extent, converted to its eand misunderstandings disappear Cwhich time does more away: it makes of the country 7 way of thinking is the important thingl. At the same time, you have the op- portunity to crack down on a few miscon- ceptions about your own country. This is what I have been doing on a small scale-I can only hope I haven't added too much to international confusion. Finding out about the American way of life has been the most enjoyable experience I have had. All the extracurricular activities I have joined have proved to be a lot of fun, and so have basketball games and football games. For instance, during this schoolyear, I've met lots and lots of very nice kids-I know that many of them will be among the most won- derful people l'll ever meet-and I'd like to thank you all for being that way to me, par- ticularly all of you who have put in so much effort to let me come over here. Best of luck in the fu- ture! HELGE TOLLESHAUG Page Thirty-f Junior Class '-13 Ron Brajdic Gloria Anderson Cathy Liacopoulos Ion Brown PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE We, the class of '61, will be expected to provide the fine leader- ship to soar to great heights--both scholastically and athletically. Our success will depend on such factors as leadership, ambi- tion, character, responsibility, and desire. Because we have these qualities, many have faith in us. It is for us to better our standards as we journey the path of life. RON BRAIDIC In the summer of 1960, the future senior class will take great pleasure in doing two things: looking behind into the past and looking ahead into the future. As we glance over the past school year, our many accomplishments are unfolded before our eyes. We see our high school football team, which was enriched with many juniors, enjoying victories in both the Homecoming game and the clash with Oshkosh. In the-stands at Homecoming were Cathy Liacopoulos and Ann Sheridan who represented us on the Queen's court. Governing our junior class were Ron Brajdic, president: Ion Brown, vice-president: Cathy Liacopou- los, secretary: and Gloria Anderson, treasurer. In recognition of her scholastic record and wonderful personality, Ann Tonjes was chosen by the American Field Service to spend the summer with a foreign family abroad. Looking back at this year's district music festival, which was held in Berlin, we see that top ratings were received by many of our juniors. The soloists who received first place awards and who have represented Goodrich at the State Festival in Madison were Art Kaemmer, Cathy Liacopoulos and Steve Eckles. Looking back at our sports achievements, we see that the squads were bolstered by the -exceptional talent and ability of our juniors. Leading the way were Dick Bender, Ron Brajdic, Ion Brown, Iim Flaherty, lack Nussbaum and Larry Mueller. In conclusion we may say that this year's junior class should not be considered lightly. We expect great things from our future senior class. Page Thirty-five uniors ':: G If Sue Bechaud Sharon B Dick Bender Dave Benedict Anqeline Birkholtz A' Pulv 1599 :QQQ 1 Theresa Boettcher Hiram Bond Fred Bonnell Dave Balson lane Balthazor Ross Burden Iohn Barfknecht Robert Bauer eahm Bessie Becker Robert Bestor Sharon Binqen - Iudy Bird Ronald Bird 1 Pat Anheuser Iohn Arthur Bud Aspatore Ioe Baldauf Ioyce Baldwin Kathrine Bergen Keith Amidon Mary Abbey Scott Abbot Ruthann Abbuehl Ianet Abrahamson Shirley Alby Marqaretta Altmeier Karen Amend William Amidon Darrell Andrews Iames Andrews Iudith Andrews Roy Andrews Thomas Benqel Elaine Bertram ' an ,ji ': .. 'S ,,,: - ' A X .:,,,',... A V fy :: ' ,V.,.:,,.,::., Qzlu Nicoletta Bizzio 1 Richard Blumke 'i::1--- ' 5 ' 'VS' Sue Bothe Glenn Brandstetter Sandra Berndt Adrain Braun Gloria Brester Donna Brown Robert L. Brown Linda Brown Pierre Brunet Kenneth Brustman Bonny Buehner Gordon Bump Charlotte Burgess William Burns Carol Caird Page Thirty-six ! Paul Capicik Lynne Case Fred Casper Patrick Cassady Annette Chapil Darlene Chapin Rasulite Cimermanis Gene Cleveland Carolyn Clore Howard Cohen Edward Collins Lee Como Noreen Coulahan Juniors Karen Cowes Reed Dallmann Marilyn Dehnel Beth Dille Daniel Donovan Mary Faris - r Sheryl Feudner Michael Faris F Charlene fn. v it hug, -'Q Charles Eckles Edward Eggers Patricia Ehlert William Ermg Dixie Filipiak Fink Iames Flaherty Robert Flanders Richard Flasch David I. Engel Verna Enders ,fx Ka rl Erickson Vicki Erickson Richard Flood Gerald Floyd Margaret Faber 1. Q Ly Falbe Michael Ford Marylou Alan Foqe Arthur Freiberq A , .. 'wb .W Carol Freiberg Doris Freiberg Gary Freischmidt Richard Freund Marjorie Fritz Robert Funk Ioseph Gilgenbach Walter Gilles r Iames Gilmore . - ' Mary Giertson . -t , Sharon Glanz - Mary Gloede A 'lv' r Th F 1: -fm Kqiznsscreizne' 9 - ' - V - 5 X l. -A I Yvonne Gneiser Page Thirty-seven I.. Elizabeth Goede Karen Goldapske Robert Goldapske Kenneth Grams Kathleen Grebe Juniors Sandra Grahl me A Iggz- .,,, . . A ' '::::' 5 1: ' Iohn Griffiths '::::': , :: ' 2 '..: 3 - ..AA,,A,, ' S if 'Q ,-,-:: , ,... A x :EE IIAV: 5 Barbara Gross yy .V Richard Gross ,y I. g V Q gi Barbara Guell E' A , , vt W, N John Guell Q- - Q. .... ..... t ae. A -:,.- : 5 ,.,, 5 iz: Q Kathleen Gurath er-- 1 . Y - Z., rr.. V' . I. Patricia Guyette --- , '1'1 1 V Susan Haase ' tg ,I Mary M. Haensgen A - -2---' Geraldine Hagen 2 'il 'y Douglas Hallmann . 5 - 2 if lean Halle ' 'll ' Ianice Herr id A ,,,,,.,, I 5 if K X. Iur.e Thirty-eight Lois Heyerdahl Kathleen Hiller Dianne Hammerlund Ed Hankwitz Randy Hankwitz Nancy Hansel Sandra Hayward Ierome Hinkley Phyllis Hinkley Dale Hitchcock Ruth Hoffman Betty Holman Stephen Holtz Fred Homuth Bruce Hanson Ronald Hanson Gene Henche 51 Shirley Heinz ':':i is as 3 'll 1 Gunther Hoos Randy Hopton Ray Hopton Stephen Horn Nancy Horning Ron Hennnig Barbara Huberty David Huebner Emily Humleker Susan Huffman Ioe Huhn Rodney Hupfer Michael Iaber Marjorie Iacques Robert Jaeger Iudith Iaggard Caroline lung David Iurgensmier Art Kaemmer Juniors 'Q Matt Karls ' A . ff , 1, '- ik Ann Kartos qs 1 ,Q t V L. . ,-... 1 I :1, Q---, r ' Helen Kastorll J I 3 In Karl Keating -' .V..- yu- ..,, P Elizabeth Keilenheim , U ' - P PPI' 1 .I Gary Kilmer l ' A L .P Carol Kimi Mary Kintzler 'i E Eric Kirstein i V F r Gloria Klein I V ' X' Kathleen Knueppel d , K' ,.,',,,,, r Linda Knuepple V' A V,V.,, M Q Q I Barbara Koeniqs A, A, V ..:,-- I I . J A V E.. x Bob Koeniqs it Christiane Krell Dick Krenke Ianice Kroll 3 1' ':: Sandra Krueqer 5 Iames Krumbein Fred Krumm Barbara Lepsch Charles Kuehn Bill Kulow Iohn Letourneau T' - Bill Lewis .III f z , y 5 A r ':': N X Connie Laninq .A Iwars Lilienstein 2 4 I Gary Lindberg y ' Candy Long Q f ' Dick Kumasch ,vu WUV 'I ' I s Ari Carol Lomnq gl Roy Leemon Mary Lemke David Lonq Iudith Lornson 4 A Kathy Luby Ken Luebke ' Iohn Lepinski .Q ' Shirley Luedtke l ' ' Decker Maqana ' , a I . Nate Manis X M' Lorna Marqgral W , L Q G : Susan Marqgraf ., C ' X., 1 A Q .Wt r .',: it :rr - 9' , 'rf W ': sandy Marks I ' f C ' Sue Martin ' C :-1' '- A ' 'K Gene Masteller K ' Y .0 0 , M Q ft , '- ,... , .f Terry Mather 'ul ' 5 : I Q ' 2 Q . ' . Q Kathy Maurice V, V I C M P C - an-' ' Chris McCann ' '-'P : - - yy,.,,,. li' 1 M 0 P , Q3 ,EHIE -3 3 N K 'X X, Iudy Mcnonuld - Karen McEssy Z J 1 Q ' ' Mike McFerren ,- - A ' V ,Q ..:,.' A Q ' ,Q H , Maureen McKelvie 4 A-4, v:v I Q 4' -' A 5' Xi H X Gary Melcher ' ., 2 ' A.. M ::,y 5? Q - i lumes Merwin K - ': 1- ---- ' ' X I 'K ' ' , r Dave Meyer , ' In ' ' 3 'NK P .. , I t-'- . . P-wif i - Page Thirty-nine Juniors r M ,i 'A A we Meyer In qqquq N 'Q 5- David F. Miller 'Q 5553- . gl ' ig Mike Meyer R -Q ' David G. Miner ,.., . 'Q 2 '-'-.' --:, Al .. -5: 1:.. .--: Q Keith Miller :AAAA -- , :': AA': '2 r r Mike Miner A I 5' zuuzla 5 E gg' Tom Miller Q ff Ti . , , ' .I ...., 2 3 ' ,.':': H Pat Mitchell V- 37' ,A X 1 W , Bob Moderow ' 4' -I '-'.:,. W Roy Moon ' - ' I av:-:: ' Diane Mowery f ' ' Laffy Mueller E 1 1 Richard Mulholland 5 7: Karen Munn 'S Robert Myers Mark Narance Barbara Nelson A fir Richard Nelson I P k I ,gg ,AZAIAH err aa aa ,,11'-':' :.. , S ,mt e:-: Ann Ownley Du Wayne Olp Lynn Omland Helen Piehl Pat Pipping Q ,lla i Sharon Oelke Gladys Olig Patricia Ollerman Gary Newton Virginia Nitschke lack Nussbaum Maureen O'Connel Clark Palmer lim Pape Kathleen Parker Dianne Percy Mike Pfeiffer Terry Piingston Beverly Phillips Darlene Randolph Richard Rasske Carol Rauls lohn Rautenberg Iudy Reinecke Ierome Reitz Sue-lin Powell Iim Quimby Norene Quinlan gv Patricia Paige V yul, Q Q - gi: sue Palkovich ::o ' il A X ,zlv ZI: Thomas Reitz Barbara Retzleii Ianice Richardson Iohn Rinqland Meg Rodden Alfred Rosenberger Caral Rosenthal Page Forty Peqqy Rowe Sharon Rusinak Harold Sabel Harold Sabel Richard Sabel Sylvia Scharl 'f ' Juniors , s Patricia Schafer , Iames Schenk Daniel Schenck Carol Donald loan Iohn Iames Smith Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt Craig Schmidt Iames Schmidt Linda Schmitz Richard Schnell Ronald Schultz A t Z' , 5 , , ff Q 122. Z5 5' , , Ki' w Vi, A Kyle Schwartz 1-e le. ,N - Pat Schwartz '.:, V 1 ,.,- 'f Carol Seibel QQ . .5 it by Iohn Seidler V QQI: P in X Q 1 'X' -. ra- leanne Snider Q Illlll S l ' J t im Snyder '- ttz y Michael Selmer t Q Wally Shaver . f A in I wtf Ann Sheridan X ' b- 1 ' , 0 9 ' -'21 ,, Derald Sommers 5 ' S f A L' L1 E Thomas Soukup ..:.. ly X Qi ,L lvza I Vlll If mm Staley S S ,, 4 V 'lv I Olive Sippel - y Rosemary Skotarzak 1 5 y e 1 5 Leo Steinke A ' 5 - . Iayne Stephany 2 K V Y VE' I 4? Tom Stevens X -V Edward Stopper , Q William Smet 3 . ' I ' l Diane Strebe S Larry Streeter Suzanne Struck lg .. . Iay Stry Bonny Sturtz Mary Swalby Bud Tadman Nancy Tank Pam Taylor Iohn Theis Richard Thompson Ieanette Thresher Dee Ann Thurman Ann Tonjes Linda Treptow Elizabeth Tulledqe lames Wachs Helen Wagner Page Forty-uns Hellene Weber Ieanette Weinshratt Bill Weinshratt Iohn Welsch Bob Westphal Gino Wetzel Dick Wighiman Ken Wilderman Barbara Williams Eugene Wirkus David Sartori Ice Juniors 1.mbii.zir .X Kathy Willis Kathy Wittig Roger Wood Harriet Woznick Carole Wurtzel Ann Zickert Bob Zeigler Mary Zinkqraf Mariorie Bob Frisk Iudy Goldapske Ierry Iohnson Mary Kurlh sue Suite' Sharon Lmdvall Lou Arm Thome Lester MCAHY Don Whalley Tom McDermott Dick Wirtz Ron Norenberg 'YN LL NJ Page Forty-two i? F 2.5 lim Pebbles Sophomore Class Steve McConahey lim Gaffney Iean Block Chuck Bloedom PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE Serving as president of this class has been an experience I will always remember. l'm sure that you will agree with me in that we have a great class and one which will do much in the future. I'm sure we will fulfill the responsibilities that we will face in the future. Remember, many things will be expected of our class! STEVE MCCONAHEY When the last echo of summer had turned to fall, the newly arrived sophomore class of '59 anxiously filed into the wel- coming doors of Goodrich High to begin a busy and event filled year. Their year of record success was started by the election of the following capable class officers: President, Steve McCona- hey: Vice-President, Chuck Bloedorn: Secretary, Ieanne Block: and Treasurer, Iim Gaffney. Setting their hopes on a Rocket to Vivtory, the sophomore class worked diligently on the class float and the decorations for the homecoming dance. Sophomores elected to the Queen's Court were Ieanne Block and Diana Burke. ln the field of sports, the I-V football and basketball teams completed successful seasons with Chuck Bloedorn and Larry Olson playing on the varsity football squad. Chuck, demonstrating his athletic prowess, was also a regular on the golf team. Iim Lee, Iay lohnson, and Ricky Gilmore furnished the track team with new blood by turning in outstanding records in running and relays. Scholastically, the sophomore class proved their abilities by placing a high number of students on the school honor roll. In addition, Bruce Petri and Frank Disbrow qualified for an honorary correspondence course from the University of Minnesota by receiving superior ratings on a standard math test. At the Berlin music festival April 2, eight sophomores received first place honors in class B solos and duets. Three sopho- mores, lim Gaffney, Mike Gulig, and Bruce Petri, obtained a first place rating in Class A, thereby entitling them to compete in the state music festival at Madison. The prevalent atmosphere among the sophomore class as they ended their first year of high school was one of pleasant memories. The sophomore class, we feel sure, will continue to foster the high ideals they held in the past year. Page Forty-t hree Sophomores R4-Wm 6 Iudiih Bartelt 'P' i' Gary Barthelman Terry Aasen Donald Abler Sandra Abler Arnold Albertz Bonnie Allen Iudith Amrhein Carol Anderson Iohn Anderson Lawrence Anderson Mary Anderson Gary Aschenbrenner Lee Alkinson Robert Babcock Linda Baken Margaret Baker Beverly Ballwanz Elaine Bariknecht 3 Pamela Barnes Ioanne Berry K Sandy Barton hw as A' ,, Mark Bottig Beverly Betry Kathy Bauer Betty Beck Betty Bigsby Ross Beirne Robert Blake Iohn Broennimann Suzanne Brommer David Bronkhorst Robert Brown IoAnn Bublitz Warren Buchtez Alex Buechel Page Forty-four lames Benz Georqe Bera Richard Berndt Barry Blomieldt Iacqueline Blum ludith Boda Thomas Borgen Ronald Borndahl Reynold Blakely Ann Blamey Gerald Blatz Terry Blish Becky Bishop I Ienniter Blakely Nikki Bosin Ianet Bothe William Boyke Thomas Bragg Barbara Brauer Bonnie Brester ophomores Gary Buelow Thomas Buechel Iohn Bunker -- . H Dyana Burke ' 'J Mary Burnett Shirley Burnett Ioan Capelle is , wx Nanette Capelle Iudith Case Iudith Chapman Myrna Chapman Darlene Chase Claudia Cartwright if ft. Wanda Cheevers Carol Christiansen , Claudia Clohecy Marion Cohen J Carolyn Collins ?Z Larry Eaton Andrew Conover Ioy Duquaine Pat Furlong Sue Geiger Cynthia George Ianet George Dave Gerlach Ray Gielow Sharon Giese Harold Cook I Iohn Deonovich V 3 . Bill DeLorme 51 4 , Sue Eggers 1 1 . . Ann Eiqenbrodt , 0 f ' Marilyn Dempsey Daniel Dettmann S' Iames Dietz , 'MV V E H. Es. Evelyn Eiteuner , ,. N W f V' Linda Elisius V i , Wayne Emmer gl V , , I . ' 'zvl ' Frank Disbrow Sherry Doms . A -- David C. Engel , 1 ,Q '- Roger Engel Vg' 4 :: ,,,, ,..,, M a ry Entringer Z1 - guy ' :::: f ,1': - Don Eserhut Barbara Essman V nf ' lvgbl , Mary Flick fy , 1 F is ' 5 g y Iacob Fiebig 5 Q. as Q., '- 3 zz. Barbara Finnerty f ' AA i ' .. 1 Bob Fletcher -- I X , ' N ,,- lg , if ,,,,:,,l. , A it .,...:,.., Charlenne Flynn A Q' if ' Vaughn Foss , i ' C ' 5 -' f Paul Frank f ' .C ,gg -5 Rick Franson 5 t in ij 'ix wz P 'f Q f Bob Freund ' If 5 if ' - , f ' .. Sandra Fritz i V tw C C f L V Y , 'F fi' ' ' A A A, Ja l'zn:o Forts Rick Gilmore Sue Glaser lames Goebel Ann Gores Carl Goron Robert Graham Sandra Grahl Marilyn Page Forty-six ophomores James Gravelle Dave Griffiths William Guell Mike Gulig Iohn Gumz Bob Gustafson Dick Getreuter Merry Haberkorn Mary I. Haensgen Haskins Bonnie Hallman Sally Hallman Katherine Heaney Dick Hebenstreich Kathy Hall Rae Iean Hall Ruth Halle Rosella Halter Don Hamell Dave Hammarlund Rod Hannes Chiforde Hebert Leonard Heuser Iim Hewitt Y Howard Hinkley Herman Hoerth Ierry Hansel L le Hansen Mary Hoey Martin Holmquist Dan Homuth Frank Howe Dave Huberty Bob Huberty Bob Huebner Craig Hansen Terry Huelsman Iudith Ihrke Mary Iane lmmel Barbara Iacobs Iohn Iaeger Marion Iaqow Ruth Iennings Carolyn Iensen Dennis Iensen Dale Iewson Anne Iobbagy Carol Iohnson Iay Iohnson 'ophomores Iudith Iohnson Kay Iohnson Laurel Iohnson Walter Iohnson Q t 9 ,. ' Iim Kalk - Diane Karls , U Iudy Karls ' Louise Karphathian F ' . 5 Iim Kastorff 6345, - if Dortohy Kawleski ' Pat Kelly ' Dennis Kibler Iim Kiersten . Iim Kimpel . In .,,. U I Ianice Kimpel if raw f 4' 31 l:,nii f 1 Pat Krause .. ..:. .. Donna yones .I Iudy Iones Anne Kaestner l Q4 t Martin Klapperick ,s ' : :'g . Kay Klipstine 'f ' is Mildred Knutson g -.3 - Bob Koehn 5 e L ' - Sandra Krause ' I' ' i'l Karen Krebsbacli 1 S t. Q , Q Q , ,Qs t . -, Bernie Koenig R '-'- 3 ' Mary Koenig . Gladys Kolitz ROY Kreie ' K Ron Kreie L 'N' ., 4, Rick Kremer Q E' . lohn Konz A A' ' 5 Q Q 4 Dick Korth Charlotte Krueqer Darlene Krueger Karl Krueger Tom Krueger . Diane Kramer .A ' 2 Colleen Lambert 1 Mary Lampros Marguerite Langolf Mike Lapcewich Dick Lark E Roqer Larson 3, lim Lee wi, , Monica Leieber - ' Sondra Lemke -Iii: Sharon Lemke Iim Leonhardt 1 0 Iim LeOue Carol Leu Sue Linqenfelter Sandra Luhn Kathleen MacGreqor Iim Macksam Pat Malott l':u:v Forty-seven nz. ., lf: ophomores Ianet Manske Carol Manthey Yvonne Marlow Rita Marquardt Dick Martin Iudy Mawbey Scott McCann :.. ,, , ' E? F is 'n r W do he , 3 ,,,,,1 ' la V, ,-:, . X R, xiyfrlff , 5... I i ' ' . Q Andrea McCarty ,W I Q 1 Tony McCrary A 6513 I 5 Ianice McE1hatton tv ,,'.. 1 55 ' ':1- ' Iim McEssey ,,. ' V , -: --:1-. Bruce McKay --.. E , X Tony Meade H Geraldine 5 ,. Mecklenburg :-' . .::.- - - M fs ,. I 1 Karen Melius Keith Melius Doug Merline Gaile Merrill George Moses . .. 2 X 4:, V' Richard Morris We Q Diane Pfalzgraph Grace Pieiier Rosemary Pickart Ierome Pie Mike Pierce David Pino Dave Pinto Page Forty-eight Peter Ozlins Sandra Paakola Sandra Polka Ronald Pemberton Bruce Petri Ierome Pevonka Egg Q, Q ' ::,,,,.g:g-f' ' ' I All . J, Bruce Miller Harold Miller Dick Mitchell Claudia Moersch Constance Mol Mary Nelson Connie Niederhelman Darlene Nitscke Carol Nolan Iill North Iune Nutter Bob Odette Larry Olsen Iohn Merz Iames Meyer Sue Meyers Sue Mielke Che Ierry Moyer ryl Moss Sandra Mueller B111 Muenter lim Nelson Tom Neis Kathy Piotter Mike Pittler Steve Pitzner 'oe Plaisance Helen Post Roqer Prehn Roy Prein Linda Rashid William Reinse Mary Reinhold Carlene Resop ludy Retzlall Barbara Richardson Ierry Saqle Sophomores Iim Richmeyer Pat Riley Dick Ringhand Iennifer Roberts Dave Rock ' .rt ...A 3 .5 ,, J N M Larry Salzwedel Iudy Scannel Ioan Anthony Roden Dave Rodman Gloria Roehriq Nancy Rosenthal Nancy Schafer Maary Scharf Scheibach eric.. 5 X S 5- ' .I . ..E5.E: . -5: :...: : .... i x N: 5 JJ w S V X t ' . 'fir e' Mary Romalia Dale Ros! Iohn Schiller Terry Schllskey Karl Schmidt Mary Schmitz Mary Rothstein Shirley Rymsr K Carol Schneider lean Schneider Martha Schneider Pat Schneider Ronald Schneider S .,,. ., 2 '-v 5 S athy Sabel X' Ioe Shea Pat Sheridan Pat Schier ' 1 - r Marta Schulz if Roy Cchuman .53 , , gy - . Virginia Searl Q ' f LA ' lim Seibel .., . Q, , Dave Senger W A S r ' ' Paul Setzer K N ,f ,..,. x A 4 , - 5. R 15. , 'sr :gs Nancy Simon Sandra Singkofer Athlyn Singleton Norma Skurnick Faure Fur ty-nine Iohn Slate Ierry Smet Iim Smith Linda Smith Rose Smith Io Ann Snyder Ellen Soukup 'V-j?z,f5..::::5.,, ophomores fr, 3 , ,..,,. M, ,, .. .1 ,, ,:,:,:,.:. ,. f .-H izr ..- , Y Z W Q A Q Q x 9 -r' ' ' -2 'I' ,l .,,,,.. W, Ierry Steffen Karen Steffen Lynn Stohlgren Martha Steffen Rosann Steffen lean Steftes Fred Thuecks Dick Tischer 'X - v--: W I F 1 ,K , Dick Steffes ' I ' Paul Stephany V. I by W me K Iudy Stimler ...'t 'Q A ff U' Dick Stoegbauer ' I Lorraine Staley Ianet Streeter Iohn Strege Bob Supple Betty Tank Q ' Y Cheryl Thwing le X ft 3 :.:. .. r F :5-:fi l age I' ifty Sheryl Tremlett Mary Tasch Pam Templin Dale Terrill Wanda Treptow Scott Trot! Maxine Toxhorn Alan Vandervort Diane Thiede Barbara Thill Ronald Thompson Iohn VanDusen Barbara Vermillion , zlz zzzz Bob vincent :,:, , Marlene Voehrinqer a zz. ' .,.. E T09 Wagner Kathy Wagner Arleene Waite Ken Walker Lloyd Walter Iohn Ward Sandy Warner r Iohn Warns Art Wegner Mary Weisbach Bill Wertnerstein Cathy White Tom Whittaker Ianet Wilhelms Sophomores K Ross Wise Dennis Wittkopl Mary Wix Bob Wright Linda Wuest Kathy Wirtz Brian Zickert Iohn Ziebell Iohn Zieqelbauer Bob Wilhelms Kathy Wilbe Betty Willis George Willis lane Willis Sue Wilson Kathy Wirth Linda Wischnefski Iim Wischnewski Ioan Ziegler lim Zorn Diane Schmitt lim Newton Carol Zinzow jim Pat McCrory Tom McCoy S. Meyer hm Krug Clarence Mutz Bob Koehn Gerald Haensgen Iudy Duiord Betty Bigsby Mark Buttig Ruth Bergman Ce 62' J O Page Fifty-one 1 , f XXX .fix NX U4 N Rim Nx 5 I AN N E GGQQW Fi, Nffggi rfifv -Q Q! 4 2 ii- V353 if QA Qi 5L . uldcwza 1 ITN , K. mv ill!!- 0 f J I f 5 as 'fx wi' Yqgx 'I W if Cardinal Staff SENIOR EDITORS ..,, .... C arole Hansen, Gary Loucks IUNIOR EDITORS -, .... ,.,. K athy Hiller, Art Kaemmer SOPHOMORE EDITOR --- .,....... Steve MCC0r1f1heY FACULTY ADVISOR ,,.. .--- M r- Iulien Killzel I BUSINESS STAFF ART STAFF Dorothy Newell Lois Piotter Ieannine Marvin Bob Zickert Don Ahonen Iune Thorson Cathleen Collins Marilyn Kaiser Karen Amend lean Goldberg Mr. Lynn Newel. Ieanette Ackerer Barbara Bunker Elizabeth Goede Carol Kleineschay Pat Krenrr Patti Paige Candy Schroeder leanette Thresher Louise Whelan Marlene Willey Theresa Boettcher AdviS01' Claudia Moersch ATHLETIC STAFF Mr. Glenn Wegener, D - Advisor Patricia Guyette Carol Freiberg LITERARY STAFF Vicki Erickson Mr. Arthur lmmel. Advisor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Mr. Glenn Wegener Scott Rodman Vzigv I ifty-fruit' Paula Wright Paula Rickleis Dorothy Newell Michael Manis Emily Humleker Bruce Petri Sheryl Tremlett Miss Louise Haack. Advisor TYPING STAFF Ianet Abrahamson Bonnie Allen Roy Andrews Marilyn Bigsby Rasulite Cimermanis Carolyn Clore Kathi Grebe Bette Haberkorn Mary Haensgen Kathy Hiller Pat Kelly Iudith Koplin Beverly Lawlis Iudy Lornson Dorothy Newell Deanne Percy Sandra Pittler William Reines Ioan Schmidt Iames Sommerieldt Miss Helen Braatz. Advisor Special c CIRCULATION STAFF Richard Blamey Marilyn Bigsby Ray Christ Peter Gilles Phil Gravelle Betty Green William Haase Margaret Hall Carol Heubner Marilyn Kaiser Kay Klipstine Karl Koehler Frank Mesner Arlene Miller Ann Moersch Carolyn Nelson Lois Piotter Carolyn Posey Vincent Prehn Fred Schulz Kathy Wittiq Paula Wright redits: Cartoons-Barbara Bunker tl.. XXX- I. N al nl Slliltll gh SCINJUI ll ttlcfltt lieu THE HI-EYE o'3ilc?g1Gt?u0t?l1ci1rZIigi1f1E20o1 CO-EDITORS ................ ---Lois Piotter, Pat IVICLCIIII BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR ....-..-.... .... D ick North SENIOR ASSOCIATE -- ---.-- -------..- P Guia Wright IUNIOR ASSISTANT ....... ..,, S teve Eckles NEWS EDITOR .-....-.-........ -...---..... A nn Tonjes GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR ....... --- ...... Pat Malson IUNIOR ASSISTANT EDITOR -----------.--- Kyle Schwartz IUNIOR ASSISTANT ..-.-....-----..-....... Ioan Schmidt Reporters and Feature Writers: Don Ahonen, Margie Baker, lane Balthazar, Elaine Bariknecht, Ann Blamey, Barbara Boese, Barbara Bunker, Carol Christiansen, Pat Buslatt, Claudia Clohecy, Carolyn Clore, Norine Coulahan, Robbie Edgarton, David Engel. Patricia Farley, Barbara Finnerty, Tom Furner, Karen Giese, Petter Gilles, Mary Gjertson. Iean Goldberg, Pat Guyette, Bette Haberkorn, Ruth Halle, Ed Hankwitz, Nordis Heyerdahl, Emily Hurnleker, Iudy Iaggarcl, Sandy Iohnson, Ianice Iudson. Anne Kaestner, Sandy Krueger, Cathy Liacopoulous, Iudy Lomson, Mike Manis, Sue Marggrai, Sue Martin, Diane Mowery, David Osgood, Su-Lin Powel, Bruce Petri, Meg Rodden, Ioame Sheibach, Mitzi Schneider, Dick Schnell, Ianice Schoepke, Ann Sheridan, Iayne Stephany, Diane Strebe, Bonnie Strutz, Pam Taylor, Pam Templin, Dale Terrill, Iune Thorson, Helge Tolleshaug, Sheryl Tremlett, Liz Tulledge, Donna Waite, Kathie Wittig, Bob Zickert, Mary Zinkgrai. Artists and Photographers: Theresa Boettcher, Barbara Bunker, Paul Capicik, Carolyn Clore, Mary Faris, Robert Graham, Ed Hankwitz, Carol Kleineshay, Mary Lampros, Iames W. Meyer, Dick Mulholland, Karen Munn, Carol Schmidt, Iean Summers, Alan Vandervort, Louise Whelan. Typing Staff: Gloria Anderson, Gloria lean Anderson, Mary Anlerson. Karleen Behnke, Ianet Beusch, Gerry Bragg, Sherry Bruns, Cathy Collins, Sandy Firle, Betty Fritz, Mary Grahl, Betty Haberkorn, Barbara Hartlcopi, Mary Huck, Karen Iohnson, Sandy Iohnson, Ioy King, Janet Kirchott, Mary Ann Koenigs, Iudith Koplin, Lucrne Lettau, Alice Lietz, Iudith Meyer, Mary Michels, Arlene Miller, Nancy Paige, Barbara Parker, Pauline Pialsgraf, Ioyce Pipping, Mary Priest, Sandy Randall, Shirley Rateilre, Diane Reinhardt, Bea Roehrig, Iune Sahel, Carol Schzrbel, Marlene Schmidt, Iudith Schhettler, Ianice Schoepke, Ron Schulz, Edith Sippel, Iudy Sorenson, lean Summers, Beverly Thill, Donna Waite, Donna Ziegenhagen. Advertising Stall: Ruth Abbuehl, Don Ahonen, Gloria Anderson, Pam Barnes. Bess Becker, Lynn Boulay, lean Breitung, Suzanne Brommer, Pat Buslalt. Pat Cassady, Claudia Clohecy, Corrine Comins, Doris Condel, lean Deanovich, Georgine DeMets, Pat Ehlert, Evelyn Eiteneuner, Mary Faris, Barbara Finnerty, Karen Giese, Barbara Gjertson, lean Goldberg. Barbara Green, Louise Guell, Phyllis Gusse, Pat Guyette, Nancy Hansel. Pat Hansel, Sharon Hanson, Sandra Hayward, Shirley Heinz, Martin I-lolmquist, Mary Huck, Charmaine Iaber, Iudy Iaggard, Sue Ieilnske, Mary Kintzer, Pat Kintzler, Carol Kleineschay, Mary Lampros. Renee Louis, Carol Miller, Carolyn Nelson, Sandra Paakola, Kathy Piotter, Linda Schmitz, Fred Schulz, Sandra Schuppe, Ann Sheridan, Ieanette- Snider, Iudy Sorenson, Iayne Stephany, Ianet Streeter, Pam Taylor, DeeAnn Thurman, Linda Treptow, Wanda Treptow, Sharon Trescott, Barbara Wegner, Margaret Whitiord, Marlene Willey Arlene Winke, Kathy Wittig, Bob Zickert. Circulation Staff: Ruth Ann Abbuehl, Barbara Allen, Marilyn Blgsby, Barbara Bunker, Pat Buslatf, Carolyn Clore, Mary Grahl, Dick Gross, Betty Green, Nancy Hansel, Sharon Hansen, Alice Lietz, Arlene Miller, Carolyn Nelson, Lois Piotter, Ioyce Pip- ping, Sandy Randall, Marlene Schmidt, Marilyn Sprout, Kathy Threser, Sharon Trescott, Rande Wurtz. Faculty Advisors: Mrs. Mabel Guilioile, Miss Mary Konen, Mrs. Myra Sager, Mr. Kurt Thiel. 'THE HI-RYE Il 1 Oflicial Pulilitaiimi of the Lowell P. Goodrich High School In You Can t -,Sinz1e,.Co,mes. l0c -11 Iicr Year. 7511. E . , .. ...t....- ' trays t Iluxlzttl in tht: Rouse miium, the 5 'fhg I'gggl I gltttt dealt t1.m't. Tak I 1-iltltttlt' t tru! Xtms H llt'tt'ullrCt' l r. malt sprint gt-tiling ann tti Ili ' X 1 Htliplll ltk mma- ti gtitluztitittff ' tllt' slut Y UIIPN s N. lmtmut. IIIC W lat! gn tifvtt ul' ' is thc-sl' mn. - isntlul :un 'l'l1c1'tr am' also ai It-tv nitlititlt1,alxn'liu lllllllx tlml it in stuart tn cltvzxt. - . ,, , ., . . C .,,, , , ,H , Deadlines f0i'An1 my do tht sm.: lui .mftituit ul mul. ,limi it in hopt tlmt thu. paw, I course. 'llwx :iw gtlxxztxw tolniiig utllms' with :mtl txlivn il' cmiivs H? IWW l 'l '5 Lois Plotter, l'at Mclrniu, Paula Wright. Kyle Schwartz Richard North. Ann Tonjes, Stn-vv Evkles, Put Mulson, Jmin Schmidt Page Fifty-five Student Council OFFICERS President .....,.,,.... PATRICK MCLAIN Vice President .f,.,f,... IEAN BREITUNG Secretary .... CATHERINE LIACOPOULOS Treasurer ......,,.,, PATRICIA GUYETTE The World is blessed most by men who do things and not by those who merely talk about them. - Iames Oliver The Goodrich Student Council provides a maximum opportunity for student participation in student affairs, maintains standards of good citizenship among the students, and turthers the betterment of the school. OFFICERS President ..,,, , ,,....,..,..Y,. STEVE ELLIOTT Vice President --- .,.., ELLEN SOUKUP 0 Secretary ....l. ..v.. I EAN BREITUNG lu Treasurer ,l.........,,.... ROBBIE EDGARTON Reporter ....,.,......,,..... IEAN GOLDBERG 1 i 1 l Page l it'ty- ix German Club President Vice President Secretury Treasurer Prcsidcnt , Vice President Secretory Treczsurer , Spanish Club OFFICERS President LOIS PIOTTEH Vice President PAUL CAPICIK Secretary HLLGF TOLLESHAUG I'rc-usurer STFVE ECKLLS Junior Red Cross OFFICERS President --,,. ,,,..,.,....,, IANICE SCHOEPKE Vice President H, .,,,,, MARY MICHELS Secretary ...,,, ,,,, K ATHLEEN ABLER Trecrsurer ..., .,Y, C AROL PICKART ophomore Girls' Club OFFICERS Pre-sideni ..,,........,...., SHERYL TREMLETT Vice President ,,.. .A,.. K AREN MELIUS Secretary .,.vf.. .,.. B ARB FINNERTY Treasurer .,,.A ..... S UE WILSON l':l1:1- I-'ifty-nim Top row: Charlva Smithery Randy Hargkwitz, Gary Molchvr, Ray Gielow, Miko Ford, Martin Holmsluist Dick North, Douglas Melius, Rogrvr Sattler. Sa-vonll row: Pat lfurlonpr, Joyce Baldwin, Mike Manib, Mike Miller, Larry Dillo, Susan Huffman, an Barbara Rogge-, Donna Ziexrenhayzen. Barbara Allun, Sandra Pittler. Bottom row: lvlarls-nv Glass, Barbara Bunker, Rosemary Willis, .lim Wishnewaki, Jvanette Ackervr. Carolyn Posey, Jean Storhakken, Ann Tonjes. Not Shown: Bill Amiflon, Ruth Hoffman. Jon Brown, Jim Gaffney, .loo Hupfc-r, Clark Palme-r. Page Sixty Trap row: Mr, Sf-hurf:-nh:-rpg, Vim-1-nt Pr'-hu. l':trnI Hut-lnwr, Marv I'rit-Qt, Stow' Mvfunzllwy. Jim VV:u'hs, .lim Van Vulks-nlmrnz, Lynn Stuhlurvn, Iiivk Iilnmn-y, Stvu- l'itAm'r, Divk Nvlsun. S1-1-mul naw: Muruf- Fritz, I.u:mv Iwttzutl, Mnrivm .Immu'. I':1rnl Imu, Su an Gwinn-r, Milw I't':-iff:-r, B Mika- MrI'1-rr:-ls, ltnlu-rt Nlmlvrmx, Tum NN'h1tl:llwr'. Hum l'4-nnlmrtml. Iluttnm ruw: liuuvr l'r1-hu, l':ut liusl:tI't'. ICII4-n Nxulxup. Sm- Mit-Ikm-, Nurslis llvyvrrlzuhl, .lvvmif--r Hlulwly. .lulwt Mun-kv, Milu- Huliu. Vhrir Mvtllrvlt, ORCHESTRA OFFICERS BAND OFFICERS President , ,, VINCENT PREHN President ..,,,... . -,,,,,, ,DOUGLAS MELIUS ViCfP President , DONNA ZIEGENHAGEN Vice Presidefll ,N,., ,,,Y, . ,,,DICK BLAMEY Secreturyfxecsurer NMARLENE GLASS Secretary-Trecxsurer ,,,, NORDIS HEYERDAHL our VV 'Dv 'I'-up row: Lvnn Stnhlggrvn, i'l1nrlv4 Smithn-rs. Mzxrtln Ilulnultnf-t, Mlkv Iwvrni. .Inn Yam Valk:-nlu .luv Hupfs-r, ling:-r I'r1-hu, Ilivk l4l:1mn'y, Murlr-m' Glass. Sm-mul row: .lnyvv llzuhlwin. Vaut Mulut. liusvl11ury VVilli:, l':1t Husl:1t't', Mum liurm-tl. N Orchestra Ih-ltmn row: .lnhn .'trn-gm-, Hun l'm-mln-rtun, Mnrm- Ifritv.. .lvlmifm-r lilukt-ly, Suxnn Iluffnum. Hzurlvu. lim, 4 f lhmnu Zivuf-nhzuru-n. Vhrif Mr't':1xm. Ninvvnt l'rmhn. I':1L:v r-txt 5 Row 1: Norine Quinlan, Cathy Collins,Dee Ann Thurman, Barbara Nelson, Carol Schahel, Carol Rauls, Q Shirley Rateiko. Georprine DeMets, Meg Rodden. Row 2: Karen Johnson, Karen Cowles, Annette Chapin, Jean Stelxs, Jam-L Sippcl, Margaret Hall. Carol Streeter, Doris Condel, John Strege. Row 3: Doris Freibe-rg, Linda Treptow, Sharon Hansen, Susnn Seibel, Joyce l'im1inf,r, Sandra Ranslall, Carole Hansen, Janet Kirchoff, Steve Ecklea, Tom Krueger, Top Row: Gloria Klein, Kathleen Maurice. Carol Freihcrxr, Gretchen Hansen, Jeannine Marvin, Lois l'iot,tL-r Charles Smithvrs, Scott McCann, James Wachs. Senior Triple Trio Standing: Doris Condel, Iune Thorson, Sandy Giese, Carole Hansen, Ioyce Pipping, lean Breitung Seated: Sandy Bloedorn, Penny Kilmer, Cathy Collins Junior Triple Trio Darlene Randolph, Cathy Liacopoulos, Gloria Klein, Doris Freiberg, Meg Rodden, Ruth Ann Hoffman, Ann Tonjes, Linda Brown ltnw l: Norim-i'ul1lul1:ln. Szimlrn lilowlurn, .IQ-un lirvituwxr. Vicki lirivksoii, Kathy Witliix, Cathy Liacupoulos, l.imlu llrmvn, lmrln-mf Rumlolpli. l'u1 Iluuhow, IR-nm' Kilmer. Ihpw Z: lima-r l'r1-lin, .lunv 'l'l1mmm1. llnrolhv N1-wi-ll llc-Uv llzllwrkurn, Joy Slry, Sheryl 'l s'luliwr, lfritzi Ho O A , Tr. l'uruIyn Flow, ,lsuwl Aw-ry. ow .l: 121-uriw W'ilIiw, .lim Vun Vallwnluiryr, Sh-vo lfllliull, l':ll Mclizlin. Karl Km-hlvr, Arl Km-nlnivr. K1-illi Millrr, lluxiil l'inn, Sharon l,ilulvuIl. lop Huw: ltuln-rl Shir:-y, lmw- l'ILrL!m-rw, l'I:nrl D4-frm-r, K4-ith Amiilon, Carlton lim-hrilzlnz, liumly Hzmlnvitx, .l:nm:-f- Znrn, Marlin llolmfluiel, llzirlmrn Gjvrlsuii. Boys' Quartet Steve Eckles, lim Wcrchs, lim Von Vulkenburg, Art Kcxemmer Sophomore Triple Trio Standing: Cynthia George, Dycmu Burke, Karen Melius, Kay Klipstine, Darlene Krueger. Iounne Scheibcch Seated: Carolyn Collins, Dale Terrill, loner Streeter Girls' Athletic Counfil SOCCER AND SPEEDBALL Mary Io Heimun Carol Huebner BASKETBALL Barb Green Carol Huebner Sue Coyne SWIMMING Iudy Schnettler VOLLEYBALL Phyllis Gusse Dorothy Newell Iune Thorson BOWLING Bene Hciberkorn Marilyn Kciiser NooN HOUR 2 sPoRTs E Pat Kennedy SOFTBALL Mary Io Heimun TENNIS AND ARCHERY Pol Molson Carole Hansen v .MIKE MURPHY , , , ,PAT BRUNET -FRANK MESNER , , LON NIE RAULS Q Villff' Sixiy-fivu September September September September October October October October October November November November November November November November December December December December December December December Ianuary Ianuary Ianaury Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary January February February February February February February February March 3-5 March March March March March March March 9-Opening of school 19-Football. Neenah Z3-Assembly 25-Football, Green Bay West 3-Football, Sheboygan Central 10-Football, Sheboygan North CHom 16--Football, Manitowoc 22-Scholastic Aptitude Test Z3-Football. Green Bay East October 31-Football, Appleton 3-Assembly, Don Lonie 3-5-State Teachers Convention in 6--Football, Oshkosh 20-Basketball. Neenah 24-Basketball, Antigo 26-27-Thanksgiving Vacation 28-Basketball, 1-Basketball, 4--Basketball, 1 1-Basketball, 15-Assembly, 18-Basketball. 23-Assembly, 24-Christmas St. Mary Springs Kaukauna Sheboygan North Oshkosh Iosh Wind Appleton Christmas Program Vacation began 4-School resumed 8-Basketball. Green Bay East 15-Basketball, Sheboygan Central 16-Basketball, Manitowoc 22-Basketball, Green Bay West 29-End oi Semester 29--Basketball, Sheboygan North 2-Basketball, 5-Basketball. 6-All School 1 2-Basketball. 19-Basketball, 20--Basketball, 26-Basketball, Oshkosh Appleton Fonnal Green Bay East Sheboygan Central Manitowoc Green Bay West GALE DAR 1959-1960 ecomingl Milwaukee -Basketball Toumament at Kiel March 3-National Merit Qualiiying Test 12-Iournal Track Relays in Milwaukee 15-Assembly, Vocal Aires 22-Assembly, Basketball Awards 23-Civic Day 24-Senior Class Play 25-Elks' Constitution Test 26-District Forensics Contest in Oshkosh Page Sixty-six April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May Iune June Iune June 1-Assemby, Solo and Ensembles 2-District Music Solo-Ensemble Contest at Berlin 5-6-Career Days 8-Teachers' Convention 9-State Forensics Contest at Madison 9-Baseball. St. Mary's of Menasha 15-25-Easter vacation 16--Baseball, Manitowoc 16-Track, Madison West Relays 18-Tennis, West Bend 20-Track. West Bend 22-Track, Appleton-Neenah-Fond du Lac 22-Baseball, Oshkosh Z3--Golf, Oshkosh-Central-Manitowoc-Fond du Lac 23-Tennis, Manitowoc 25-Track. Ripon-Berlin-Fond du Lac Z5-Tennis, Waupun 27-Goli, Elkhart Lake 29-Track, Oshkosh-Manitowoc-Fond du Lac 30-Baseball, St. Mary's oi Menasha 30-Tennis, Central-North-Fond du Lac 30-Golf, Manitowoc-North-East-Fond du Lac 30-Senior Class Banquet 3-Assembly, Lou Gaeta 3-Track, Sheboygan North 5-Tennis. Sheboygan Central 6-Track, Sheboygan Central 7-Baseball, Manitowoc 7-Golf, Appleton-East-Manitowoc-Fond du Lac 7-State Music Contest 10-Tennis. Oshkosh 10-Golf, Waupun 12-Tennis, Neenah 13-Golf, Waupun 14-Golf, Manitowoc-Central-East-Fond du Lac 14-Baseball. Oshkosh 14-Track, Conference Meet 14-District Music Contest at Berlin 17-Track. Oshkosh 17-Tennis. Oshkosh 17-Golf, West Bend 20-Golf, West Bend 20-Track, State Qualifying Meet 21-Golf, Conference Meet at Appleton 21-Tennis, Conference Meet 23-Golf, Elkhart Lake 24-Track, Conference Relays 28-Track, State Meet 28-Golf, State Qualiiying Sectionals 28-Tennis, State Sectionals 28-Senior Prom 3-4-Goll, State Meet 3-4-Tennis, State Meet 9-Graduation 10-Close ot School Apzcaazaea 1 , 'Y efszmfm QR gggmgmggw., NN mf ' al 'K X A L . 151' ffw 13, R 'eff gkffgf X Q an ' 3 sf., V lf 'D W 'M . . M ,W fa Sw . L, ' K X,.,7', ., 2, H . i 4. S Senior Class Play 'l'op li-ft.: liolr Shirt-y, lizirlmrzi Romzo, Al Grant. Middle top: Renee Louis, David Osgood. Eml Russell, Carlton Roe-hrilanz. 'Foil riirlit: Dim-k North, Filthy Collins. Jzinici- Judson, Joe Hupfi-r. Lower left: Tom Hitzler, Sandy Gia-sv, Hi-lizv 'l'olli-shatnr. Miilllls-: St:-vo lilliolt, Sharon llilnsvn. lrowi-r right: .li-an Golmllwrir, Swift Rodman. On March 24 a capacity crowd enthusiastically received the 1960 senior class play. George Kaufman and Moss Hart's Pul- itzer prize winning comedy entitled You Can't Take It With You. The curtain rose to reveal the unusual living room of the Vanderhof household. Al Grant portrayed Grandpa Vanderhof, the philosophizing head of the household who had suddenly left a thriving business many years before because he felt he'd have more fun at home collecting snakes. Other members of the household included Cathy Collins as Penny Sycamore, a flighty would-be-playright: Dick North as Paul Sycamore, whose experiments in the firecracker business often exploded and rocked the entire house: Helge Tolleshaug as Mr. De Pinna, who came to the house to deliver ice eight years previously and had been there ever since helping to make fireworks: Ianice Iudson as Essie Carmichael. an aspiring ballet danccer who also operated a flourishing candy business: Ioe Hupfer as Ed Carmichael, who delivered Essie's candy whenever she was able to tear him away from the printing press, his pride and joy: Renee Louis as Rheba, the negro maid who dished up both food and hilarious comments: David Osgood as Donald, Rheba's boy friend who helped out occasionally as the butler and managed to confuse everybody: and, finally, Sharon Hanson as Alice Sycamore, the sweet and completely normal granddaughter. The Vanderhof's ever confusing family life was made even more involved when Tom Hitzler as Henderson, a representative of the International Revenue Department, was mistaken for Alice's new boy friend, who later turned up and turned out to be Tony Kirby, the son of an influential Wall Street executive, played by Steve Elliott. This budding romance seemed doomed when Tony's extremely prop- er parents, played by Rob Shirey and Barbara Rogge, arrived on the wrong night to find Essie in the middle of a ballet lesson by her voluble Russian instructor, Mr. Kolenkov, played by Scott Rodman, and the house in an uproar which ended only with a raid by three F.B.I. men. Gary Loucks, Carl Roehrdanz, and Ed Russell, who expelled Gay Wellington, an inebriated actress played by Sandy Giese, from the upstairs bedroom. All ended happily, however, with a family gathering attended by every- one including the pacified Kirbys and an extraordinary guest, the Grand Duchess Olga Katrina played by lean Goldberg. The play, which was considered a huge success, was well worth the many hours of practice and the hard work put into it. However, the production could not have been possible without the help of the stage crews. Our thanks are extended first of all to Mr. Iames Schroom, who so enthusiastically and willingly directed the play to its success. He was ably helped by the assistant directors, Pat Maison and Mr. Donald Lubitz, a practice teacher. In charge of properties were Lois Piotter, chairman, and Bill Haase, Marge Hall, Carl Roehrdanz, Paula Wright, and Carol Kleineshay. Others on the production staff included: prompter, Pat Merk: make-up, Iean Summers, chain-nan, and Ianet Beusch, lean Breitung, Sherry Bruns, Sandy Firle, Barbara Green, Bette Haberkorn, Marilyn Kaiser, Sue Kintzler, Ieannine Marvin, Colleen Murphy, Dorothy Newell, Margie Puddy, Sandy Randall, Marlene Schmidt, Ianice Schoepke, and Iune Thorson: sound effects, Carl Roehrdanz, Tom Hitzler, and Mr. Lubitz: lighting, Louise Whelan: set design, Ieanette Ackerer and Barbara Bunker: stage crew, Lonnie Rauls, stage manager, and Tom Cutler, Dick Daleiden, Tom Titzler, and Gary Loucks: publicity, Pat Buslaff: business manager, Peter Gilles: faculty advis- or, Miss Stepnoski: and ushers, Doris Condel, lean Deanovich, Bob Edgarton, Carol Haag, Carole Hansen, Ianet Kirchoff, Karl Koehler, Pot McLain, Shirley Rateike, Dave Schwark, Fritz Schultz, and David Tank. The senior class play of 1960 will long be remembered by the cast as a thrilling experience, by the stage crews as well worth the hard work , and by the audience as a professional job, well done. l'zli:v Sixty-nine 'VU if r 2-af 4 ass? 1: wi ' 3' gf W ww ' '-'M I V , w ' 'vv9'S.w ,. 2 ,R W in Q N Ts Q -',', 'Y isis Q E ix 5 in M I K Nw 1 is ww if v . Q59 ' f-+A. ' . - 9 w X Senior Class Prophecy -- 1960 Our scene opens at the launching site at Cape Canaveral, Florida. An ex- pert launching team com- posed of Dave Schwark, Fred Schultz, Peter Gilles, and Dave Eggers is com- pleting a final check on the first rocket destined for Venus. This rocket, made by the Wright Paper Box Company, Paula Wright, manager, and designed by Penny Kilmer, Torn Hitzler, Iudy Koplin, Dave Goron and Les Reese, was as- sembled by those two world renowned rocket as- semblers, Robby Edgarton and Don Ahonen. The head of the whole project is that famous rocket ex- pert from Gennany, Dr. David Von Osgood, and his assistants are Carole Miller and Ann Moersch. With the time drawing near the zero hour, there is a mad scurry on the launching pad as engineers Bob Hochrein, Bob Tadman, Bob lung and Bob Shirey make final checks and preparations on the rocket. Before any further preparations are made, the rocket was manned. The crew was listed as follows: Pilot, lim Van Valkenburg: Assistant to the pilot, lean Breitung: Co-pilot, Steve Elliott: As- istant to the co-pilot, Fritzi Horr: Navigators, Mark Martin and Adrianna Bizzio: Radiologist, Pat McLain: Hostesses, Dorothy Newell, Carol Huebner, Iudy Schnettler, Carol Hanson, Iune Thorson, and Marilyn Kaisr: and Chefs, Ianet Peterson, Roger Sattler and Candy Schroeder. With the crew completed and the rocket poised for takeoff, the time has come for the boarding of the passengers. The first couple to buy tickets were Sherry Bruns and Lonnie Rauls, who stated that they are tak- ing this trip for their second honeymoon. The rest of the passenger list, which is made up of prom- inent people from all over the United States, reads as follows: Steve Bassewitz, a successful gov- ernor from the State of Louisiana: Ieanette Ackerer, an artist from the Ceaser Cibik Art Studio: Cathy Collins, a homemaker and wife of Harvey Aschenbrenner, the famous bread tycoon: Pat Brunet, manager and only patron of Al Grant's Expresso Coffee Shop: Barb and Betty Green, popular sing- ers from Broken Elbow, Nebraska: Peter Ochs, a Chicago doctor and his two assistants, Pat Merk and Ieannine Marvin: businessmen who represent everything from baby bottle manufacturers to the United States Census Bureau are Tom Cutler, Dick Daleiden, Gary Iaberg and Bill Haase: and our favorite linguist, Scott Rodman, who will do all our interpreting on Venus. The very capable chaperones, who represent the rocket manufacturer on this trip, are Donna Ziegenhagen and Vince Prehn, and Sharon Hansen and Dick North. With final preparations made, all passengers aboard, and the rocket fueled up, the countdown be- gins. l0-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-l Blastoff!!! 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-l Blastoffl Silence. It appears that there has been a miscalculation by our team of engineers. Since there is only one thing to do, we place a long distance telephone call to the Civilian Space Agency, where receptionist Polly Rickleffs trans- fers our call to the heads of the agency, Dick Sandberg and Helge Tolleschaug. After talking to Page S ty-two us, they feed the information we received into their computer, Iim Masarik, who gives this answer to our problem, You are in dire need of a crew that will not experience technical difficulties. I suggest the follow- ing crew to replace those who must be replaced for obvious reasons: Sandy Giese, Sandy Bloedorn, Sandy Schuppe and Sandy Firle. When this infor- mation was relayed back to Cape Canaveral, it was followed to a tee. Two days later, with the crew in position, it was again time for takeoff. 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Blastoff. This time the firing was a success. As our ten day journey begins, we are all recovering from our blast- off blackout. Due to this, we accomplished nothing during our first day in space. After traveling over 100,000 miles, we were fully recovered and ready for nine days of enjoyment aboard our ship. This superb rocket has all the features of a modern hotel: pool: dance floor and bar. The recreational director for our trip, chosen by the passengers, is lean Goldberg who has planned everything from shuffleboard to post- office. In the bar there is a combo consisting of Pat I Buslaff, Ianice Schoepke, Carolyn Posey, Luane Let- tau, Mary Priest and Barbara Bunker. Performing with the combo is a chorus line with these favor- its from Radio City Music Hall: Ianice Iudson, Carol Wollersheim, Karleen Behnke, Louis Bird, Mike Murphy, Nick Micklos and Ray Spies. Setting up drinks at the bar are Nordis Heyerdahl and lim Keifenheim. The lifeguards at the pool are Lana Haack, jim Hausinger, Ianet Kirchoff and Karl Koehler. For the more intellectual passengers on the trip, there is a movie starring Corrine Com- mins and Ray Christ. The movie is entitled Those Terrible, Terrible Years, or My Many Years of Teaching by Miss Stepnoski. For the nine days of our trip, we lived in comfort and ease as our government travel agents, Mike Senger, Gary Friess, Mary Michels, and Iosie Redman, had plan- ned. As we start to land, we can see the city of Molehill below us. Stepping off the rocket we are greeted by the president and his wife, Roger Demboski and Barbara Allen Demboski. Ioining the president are dignitaries representing the many states of Venus, including: Dick Blarney, rep- resenting the Northern State Of C0f1fUSi0I17 loe Hupfer from the State of Shock: and Mis- ses Pat Malson and Nancy Sommers who are appearing for the premier, Gary Loucks, from the State of Hangover. After enjoying a meal at the l0lVz Club run by Bill laber, we were taken on a tour of the city by our four guides, Ianet Avery, Tony Ferdinand, Gretchen Hansen - w and Charles Faber. The first place we visited was the An Museum where the main at- traction was a painting by that famous Venecian paint- Pagn- 5 only-thrvv er, Louise Whelan. The gallery also included canvasses by Tim Tindall. Ianet Beusch, Rosy Willes, and Shar- on Trescott. Along with the paintings there was a great deal of sculpture by Ierry Pollom, Les Huck, Orville Snyder and Margaret Whitford. Next we were taken to the capital of Venus, Peyton Place, where we view- ed spectacular buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Mesner. To round out our exhausting day we were iak- en by the president to the house of the Elsa Maxwell of Venus, Karen Guyette. After one of her famous long parties, we returned to our hotel for a good night's sleep of two hours. The following morning we met in --4 the lobby of the hotel where we were introduced to realtors, Marlene Glass, Marge Hall, Lois Piotter and Dave Kopp, who will aid us in finding a residence in Peyton Place. Before looking at homes, we were conducted through some of the industries in the city. After meeting many business men and women, we decided the most interesting manufacturers were those of the bikini bathing suit with president, Sandy Iohnsonp vice-president, Larry Merrill: secretary, Bill Swift: treasurer, Steve Sweet and official suit tester, Karen Kindness. lim Sharratt, a bubblegum tycoon from the western farmlands, gave each visitor a certificate entitling him to a year's supply of free bubblegum. Following this startling event, we started on an inspection of Venecian homes. Alas, do you know what happened that fateful day? Due to circumstances beyond our control, the lives of these people were suddenly brought to an untimely end. Doug Melius, premier of Pluto, made the announcement that that planet was declaring fullscale ultra atomic war in its quest for space supremacy. There was a bright flash of light and ..... Page Seventy-four ' ,N K ,ww ada . XXX X ootball Bottom row, left to right: Coach Capicik, Jerry Pakola, Peter Ochs, Gary Loucks, Jun Brown, Leo Steinke, Ron lirajdic, Larry Olson, Karl Kaetling, Coach Lziutenschlazzer. Second row: Lon Rauls, Paul Capicik, Frenk Mesner, Caesar Cibik, Larry Mueller, .lack Nuss- lmuni, Dan Buss. Mat Karls, Nick Micklos, Coach Smedbergz, Top Row: Mike Murphy, Jim Sommcrfeltl, Ray Spies, Dave Faucher, Rom-r Dt-nihuski. Put lirunet. Tom Cutler, Dick Bt-ntlor, Ron Bird, Dave Luntz. The 1959 football season opened on a highly optimistic note with eight veterans returning from last year's thrilling team which finished second in the Fox River Conference. The performance exhibited in the first several games, however, gave every appearance that the Cards were headed in the wrong direction. At this point Coach Capicik reshufiled the line-up, worked the squad harder than ever, and instilled a determination that transformed them into a rugged, highly respected organization. The revitalized Cards, in their next encounter, our Homecoming, soundly walloped Sheboygan North, but then lost a heart- breaker to a highly-favored Manitowoc eleven which was clearly outplayed. The following contest was played in a downpour that not only allowed a scrappy East Green Bay team to beat us but also saw our top-rated passing attack washed down the drain. Against Appleton our Cards all but tore the Terriors apart for three quarters only to have several bad breaks result in two cheap touchdowns and turn the tables on us l3-7. Against our arch-rival, Oshkosh, however, Coach Capicik's stalwarts were not to be denied: they came through in great style by earning a well deserved 10-7 final season victory over a rugged Indian team, With this year's squad composed mostly of underclassmen it is quite likely that Coach Capicik will field an aggregation in the autumn of '60 with the experience, speed, and desire to give us a winner. Some promising sophomores coming up from the Iayvee team will fill in the gaps and provide good, strong reserve strength. Two members of the team were selected for special honors. The Valley sports' writers named Iim Flaherty, a junior, and Mike Murphy, a senior, to the All-Con- ference team. ln addition Mike Murphy was honored by the state scribes by being placed on the All-State honorable mention list. Mike was also honored by his teammates who selected him as most valuable , and as co- captain along with Nick Micklos. Although Coach Gerald Pol lei's Iayvees had a disastrous winvloss record, they often came up with some sound, tough foot- ball. Several of the boys will be welcome additions to the varsity Swede Smedberg Fritz Lautenschlager Ioe Caapicik Ierry Pollei squad come next fall. Page Seventy-six 4 s Y , , Lv 'zu E --. ' ff.. Q2 If-vi -I' . I ' Q f, ty, I ... , ,W I ,M Qgixrungw' W N 4 ' .LW f A 4 4-1441 1 , J , M 4 ,, W: .,,V,.o 131, K1 , A . . WL K H J ' 0. ,, , Q,7n,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, QW? 'Z'W,Qfiy1g?6W,j5yf?f:f1sgfff'Qf x. ' . 4, , VM 4' Q, ,fn ,f , WX 'X'2f'J ' ' ' S ,M , ,A f ew , My ' ? ' ' 1 , 1 1 'Q W 1 ' W, 0, ,M W3 .M 'w?5HS?,g,n L' K iam., , 0 xx: , ' x-, , W... A Q. Top Row: .lay Johnson, Jim Mclissy. Toni Mm-zulm-. Jim VVischnvwski, Stvvv Hultx, Ray Givluw, Ricky Gilnwrv. Harold funk, Ilivk Krvnkv Middle Row: Recd Dallmzmn, Tum Krlu-5:1-r. Dick l'l:1isarxcv, Brian Zirkvrt. Divk Larli. Rim- Km-nwr. .lim llia-tx, Miki- Vittlv Bniinm Row: Cnzwh l'nIlvi. .lim VV1-rxtwrsh-in, Mikv Faris, 1'vtc Ozlius, Chuck Ulm-elorn, lluwzxrrl Fnhi-ii, liulu Vilir-mit. Vuzxm- Svvvnty-night cAm. SMEDBERG Basketball COACH OF THE YEAR title was bestowed upon Smedberg by his Con- ference fellow coaches for the splendid job he did in developing a young, in- experienced squad. Fellow coaches were quick to recognize the superb coaching of the Cardinal mentor plus the spirit and exemplary conduct dis- played by his proteges. Coach Carl Swede Srnedberg's resignation at the end of the season was a disappointment to his many friends, fellow workers, and players who train- ed under him. Basketball Honors During '59-'60 Season The fact that so many of our able mention list. Murphy Tadman Brown Wxlderman Nussbaum Esther Hochrein P hoopsters won special honors was clearly an indication of their fine teamwork and unself ish attitude. Al Esther was A awarded an All-Conference po sition and Bob Hochrein was chosen to the second mythical five. In addition, Ion Brown lack Nussbaum, Bob Tadman Mike Murphy, and Ken Wilder man were named to the honor age Se e ty Bob Hochrein Ray Christ Mike Murphy 1-toger rreinerg non ran Basketball With the loss of such fine performers as Bestor, King, Damm, and Rose from the '58-'59 squad, Coach Smedberg was resigned to a rebuilding year. Even the dopesters, in their pre-season ratings, had the Cards pegged as the weak sister of the Conference. However, our boys had other ideas. After losing the first three of four games the Cards jelled into a smooth working aggregation. In the next four contests they leveled off the three top-rated clubs of the Conference, Oshkosh, Appleton, and Sheboygan Central, respectively, with Green Bay East included for good measure. Then, in the second round, they assured themselves of a successful season by administering the double wham- my to Oshkosh in an exciting 60-55 game on the opponent's floor. From that point they were contend- ers for the title right down to the Wire. Coach Smedberg employed a clever possession-type ball interspaced with a running game which kept the fans on the edge of their seats. The defensive press was no obstacle to our fighting five, but even more noteworthy was the balanced attack, teamwork, and a hunger for victory. Al Esther, a transfer from Green Bay West, was an All-Conference selection while Bob Hochrein was named to the second team. Ion Brown, lack Nussbaum, Bob Tadman, Mike Murphy, and Ken Wilderman all received honorable mention. In a vote of teammates, Bob Hochrein was chosen team honorary captain, and Ion Brown was awarded the distinction of most valuable player. Additional lettermen were Roger Freiberg, Bud Aspatore, and Chuck Brunau. Clark Palmer and Steve Eckles were granted letters for their excellent job as team managers. The loss of Hochrein, Murphy, Tadman, Freiberg, and Christ by graduation will be keenly felt. Coach Lautenschlager, who will assume head coaching duties in '60-'61, completed a highly successful year with a battling Iayvee squad. With a Conference record of 10-4, this gang of warriors missed first place by the margin of one game. This fine array of spirited boys will surely give next year's varsity a boost. C. SMEDBERG M. LAUTENSCHLAGER Page Eighty '1--pu 25 S i N gg 5 WAY fl? X ' x. , 1 an A .... 'ffl' S wf M1 jf YNN N? l,L 4 N Track Row l: Ron Pemberton, Terry Aasen, Willy Wennersten. Dave Singer, Jay Johnson, Jim Lee, Gary Loucks, Pat Burnett, Dick Sandburg, John McE.ssy. Ro,-zer Freiberg, Chris Mc Cann. Row 2: VVally Schaver, Rick Gilmore, Paul Capicik, Jim Newton, Pete Ozylins, Don Ahonen, Frank Mesner, Mike Plaisance, Dave Micss, Mike Faris, Tom Stevens. Row 3: Jim Dietz, Bob Supple, Tum Krueger, John Seidler, Paul Frank, Rnd Dallman, Jr-ick Nussbaum, Ron Brajdic, Dave Huebner, Larry Mueller, Dick Bender. Top row: Ron liird, Raul Hredlau, Jim Gilmore, Caesar Cibic, Terry Nelson, Mike Murphy, Nick Micklos, Lon Rauls, Steve Horn, 'Terry Maths-r, Ron Reitz. After enjoying a most successiul '59 season during which his charges won two triangulars, three duals, and seconds in both the Fox Valley Conference and the Valley Relays, Coach Del Stacy appeared skeptical about the new campaign. Could it be because heavy point-getter Darrell McArthur plus several other reliables had moved on? Nevertheless, seventy-five likely looking prospects, including nineteen lettermen, were on deck for opening drills. Senior lettermen were Dan Meiss and Pat Brunet, halt-milers: Lon Rauls, high jump and high hurdles: Mike Murphy and Tom Cutler, weights: Gary Loucks and Caeser Cibik, pole vault: and Frank Mesner, mile. Iunior lettermen reporting were Larry Mueller, pole vault: Tom Stevens, high hurdles: lim Gilmore, 440 and relays: Dick Bender, weights. The two sophomore lettermen returning were Rick Gilmore, who specializes in the 440 and relays, and the versatile speed- ster and broad jumper, Iim Lee, who recently underwent a serious knee operation and wasn't expected to compete this spring. However, Iim has made an amazing recovery and can be counted on to pile up points in the 100, 220, and broad jump. Because illness and jobs drastically cut into the overall strength ot the Cards, they got oft to a poor start against West Bend, losing 56-52. In the second outing, however, the Stacymen took the measure ot the strong Appletno and Neenah squads in a triangular. Outstanding were Iim Lee with three tirsts: Frank Messner, a winner in the mile: and both Dick Bender and Mike Murphy in the weights. In their third encounter, another triangular against Berlin and Ripon, our Cards were way out front when the rains came, forcing a cancellation. On May 3, the squad, per- forming below standard, bowed to Sheboygan North in a hairsplitter. Firsts were won by Mike Murphy, Pat Brunet. lim Gilmore, Lon Rauls, Caesar Cibik, Iim Lee, and by the sprint medley team consisting oi Rick Gil- more, lay Iohnson, Paul Frank, and Dave Miess. In the Fox Valley Conference Meet on May 15, our sprint medley team put on a thrilling record-breaking performance. The best the team could do, however, was sixth. A dual with Oshkosh, the State Qualifying Meet, and the Valley Relays are still on the docket. Coach Stacy and assistant Coach Harold Knueppel are still expecting big things from their chargers. KC D. STACY H. KNUEPPEL Page Eighty-two gx gs Aly. - 3 Q RQ Baseball 3? -QP Top row: Dave Schwark, Danny Buss, Larry Wetzel, Bill Eiring, lim Kalk. Second row: Ron Brajdic, Bob Bestor, Tony Meade, Tom Erickson, Carl Schmidt, Chuck Brunau. Bottom row: Dick Wirtz, Bob Hochrein, lim Machsam, Tom Soukup, Ierry Floyd, lim Schmidt. With only tivo lettermen returningeirom a crack '59 squad, Coach Fritz Loutenschlager was laced with a tremendous task oi whipping together a winning combination. In all, fifty-nine enthusiastic aspirants reported to Coach Lautenschlager and Assistant Coach Woody Bilse. The championship '59 club compiled a neat l0-2 record in regular season play, and then won eight successive WIAA tour- nament games only to lose out to Oconomowoc, 3-2. in the State Finals. Lost from that superb nine are such stars as Bob Felda, Dick Bestor, Tim Hurst, and pitcher extraordinary, Hub King, who posted a spectacular 33-2 over-all record in high school and American Legion competition including several no-hitters. Cold. rainy weather has not only hindered the conditioning oi the '60 squad but has already caused several postponements. However, in games to-date, our Cards have split in a home and home series with Menasha St. Mary's, 7-12 and 7-5, gained a split in a doubleheader against Oshkosh, 7-2 and 2-3, and dropped a doubleheader to Manitowoc by the identical scores ot 3-1. Although Dave Schwark has been meeting the ball consistently, boosting a near 500 average, the ability to hit with regu- larity has been the real bugaboo ot the Card nine. Pitching, with Karl Schmidt and Iim Kalk shouldering most of the burden, has been improving with each game. Completing the mound staii are Dan Buss and Bill Eiring. Doing the greater share of the backstopping has been Randy Hop- ton. Bob Bestor, and Ron Bradic. Infield chores has been in the hands oi Larry Wetzel, Tom Soukup, Chuck Bru- nau, and Dick Wirtz, and rounding out the outfield are Dave Schwark, lim Schmidt and Bob Hochrein. The util- ity problem gives Coach Lautenschlager no worry as Iim Macksam and Tony Meade are everready for the infield or outfield respectively. With continued good pitching plus some improvement at the plate, the Cards can still turn the '60 regular sea- son into a winner. Also, with the WIAA tournament opening on May 16 against Kewaskum at Fairgrounds Park, our Fondy nine could cut a real swath in the ies- tivities-perhaps win the iinal one this year. M. LAUTENSCHLAGER E. BILSE Page Eighty-four if K , gk, Arif, .pigfjs 3? Vw .ygf Q 1 'fi 2 X 2 . HW NR xx an S Q - -x F uk 2 . Q,., ,... . ,, A. XX M K Q' ,QS Q- -Q H A J my X :rx ' Q' 1: ,,.L,G ,fy ,I H, L :4 XM ' 1.5 x '-5 ,Lk -- A,,.,,1., - t 'law Q 4 9 Q AQ Ni ,Sgr ix 15 XR gk X X wx Q an is s T. xiii. W . MEHHIMAN TENNIS Coach C. H. Merriman, after a one year respite from all tennis warfare, was anxious to get his candidates in condition tor a tough schedule. In this group were three lettermen, all juniors, consisting ot Ion Brown, Bud Aspatore. cmd last year's number one man, Ken Wilderman. The composition ot the rest oi the squad included eleven juniors, three seniors, seven sophomores, and three freshmen up from Roosevelt. The 1959 squad, under Coach Woody Bilse, was eager but seriously handicapped by inexperience. The best they could garner in the strong Valley Conference was a fifth. This spring, however, with a trio of tried cam- paigners, Coach Merriman is in hopes ot improving that record, The schedule calls tor eleven dual meets prior to the Conference meet on May 21 at Appleton. Seven of the scheduled eleven dual meets, including West Bend, Waupun, Manitowoc, Oshkosh, Sheboygan Central, Sheboygan North, and Neenah are slated lor the home courts. Away, we will tangle with Menasha, Appleton. Oshkosh, and Sheboygan Central. At this writing, four matches have been played, resulting in wins over West Bend, 4-3, Waupun, 7-O, She- boygan Central, 6-l, and a loss to Manitowoc, 6-1. Ably assisting the veterans were Al Esther and Doug Melius. Also Ken Pagel, Dave Meyer, Roy Andrews, Iim Schenk, Dan Scherk, Steve Eckles and lim Wachs may still be heard trom. Following the May 21 Conference Meet will be the state qualifying Sectionals. Then comes the State - 1et's see you there, boys! ' X E - xxx x 'X S SYWx'4'X 'W EJ '4WWwla QQ ity Foreign Exchange May 10' 1950 P. E. O. Carole Hansen County Home Makers Iudith Zastrow William Lloyd Filbey Steve Elliot Elks Youth Leadership Scott Rodman Lois Piotter Richard North Elks Most Valuable Student Robert Shirey Elks Citizenship and Constitution David Osgood Elizabeth Waters A.A.U.W. Carole Hansen Lois Piotter Paula Wright Dorothy Newell Visbulite Cimmermanis Richard Blamey Giddings 6 Lewis Richard Blamey S Forensics Marlene Glass Paula Ricklefs American Legion Contest on U. S. Constitution Lois Piotter D. A. R. Representative lean Breitung Ann Tonjes-Italy National Mathematics Contest Future Engineers of America Vincent Prehn and aiaime Knapp Scholarship Robert Shirey Freshman Honor Scholarship- University ot Wisconsin Peter Gilles Luther College N ordis Heyerdahl Carroll College Carole Hansen Carroll College Dorothy Newell St. Olats College Iune Thorsen Wartburg College Lois Piotter Oshkosh State College Richard Sandberg Rural Art Show Scholarship Carol Schmidt Qfcwzafzo Badger Boys' State Ionathan C. Brown Paul I. Capicik Arthur W. Kaemmer Michael S. Manis Mike I. McFerren American Society ot Tool Engineers- Student Guidance Program Tours Tour of Manitowoc Shipbuilding, Inc. Raymond Christ, David Cleveland David Frisque, Peter Gilles, Robert lung, Frank Mesner, Vincent Prehn, Leslie Reese, David Schwark, William Swift Page F ghty 1959 - 1960 Semester Scholarship List Ruth Ann Abbuehl Karen Amend Gloria Iean Anderson Iudy Andrews Patricia Anheuser Bessie Becker Richard Bender Katherine Bergen Elaine Bertram Robert Bestor Ronald Bird Nicoletta Bizzio Adrian Braun Donna Brown Ionathon Brown Linda Browne Paul Capicik Lynne Case Patrick Cassady Rasulite Cimermanis Carolyn Clore David I. Engel Vicki Erickson Marylou Falbe Michael Ford Carol Freiberq Marjorie Fritz Karen Giese Walter Gilles Mary Gloede J UN IORS Yvonne Gneiser Elizabeth Goede Kenneth Grams Barbara Gross Barbara Guell lean Halle Dianne Hammarlund Bruce Hanson Sandra Hayward Kathleen Hiller Gunther Hoos David Huebner Emily Humleker Marjorie Iacques Arthur Kaemmer Carl Keating Gloria Klein Richard Krenke Barbara Lepsch Catherine Liacopoulos Iwars Lilianstein Candace Long Michael Manis Sandra Marks Terry Mather Michael McFerr-en Maureen McKe1vie Ioyce Meyer Michael Miller Robert Moderow -,M f - Diane Mowery Barbara Nelson Iack Nussbaum Maureen O'Connell Ann Ownley Patricia Paige Clark Palmer Michael Pfeiffer Norine Quinlan Carol Rauls Iohn Rautenberg Iudith Reinecke Iames Schenk Carol Schmidt N. Craig Schmidt Iohn Schmidt Ronald Schulz Kyle Schwartz Iames D. Smith Edward Stopper Diane Strebe Bonny Sturtz Mary Swalby Ann Tonjes Kathy Willis Katherine Wittig Carole Wurtzel Ann Zickert Mary Zinkgraf 1 959 - 1 960 Semester Scholarship List SGPHOMORES Gary Aschenbrenner Margaret Baker Beverly Betry Iennifer Blakely Warren Buchter Nanette Capelle Wanda Cheevers Carolyn Collins Daniel Dettmann Frank Disbrow Charlene Doms Evelyn Eiteuner Sandra Fritz Susan Geiger Richard Gilmore Sue Glaser Michael Gulig Merry Haberkorn Ruth Ann Halle Rodney Hannes Craig Hansen Lyle Hansen Iames Hewitt Martin Holmquist Marion Iagow Carolyn Jensen Laurel Iohnson Walter Iohnson Anne Kaestner Diane Karls Kay Klipstine Mary Koenig Gladys Kolitz Mary Lampros Richard Larke Monica Lefeber Iames Leonhardt Sue Lingenfelter Kathleen MacGregor Steve McConahey Bruce McKay Iames W. Meyer Sue Mielke William Muenter Larry Olsen Bruce Petri Grace Pfeifer Kathryn Piotter Richard Plaisance Roger Prehn Iudith Retzlafl Ioanne Scheibach Marta Schulz Paul Setzer Patricia Sheridan Sandra Singkofer Ellen Soukup Karen Steffen Paul Stephany Lynn Stohlgren Ianet Streeter Iohn Strege Pamela Templin Sheryl Tremlett Wanda Treptow Robert Vincent Iohn Wams Ianet Wilhelms Betty Willis Iames Zorn 1 L --luv -Iii- Sponsors - 1960 I. F. Ahern Company T. E. Ahern Company Annen Brake Service Company Arcade Bowling Alleys Automotive Sales 6: Service, Inc. Berger's Ladies Apparel Shop Brauer's, Inc. Candlish Funeral Chapel Caramel Crisp Shop Chatterton Pharmacy Crouch Brothers Grocery Dallman df Cooper Dana 6: Worm Drug Company DeMet's Restaurant Dugan, Geo. M., Funeral Home Dundee-Sills Studio Ear1's Food Market Elgin Water Conditioner Co. Elliott's Ladies Shop Fairway Variety Store First National Bank Fond du Fond du Fond du Fond du Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter Lac Department Store Lac Lumber Company Lac School Supply Lac Stone Company, Inc. NG BY Ford Rexall Drug Store Gibson Company Giddings 6: Lewis Machine Tool Co. Gilles Frozen Custard Gysbers lewelry Store Haentze Floral Company Hammersmith-Kortmeyer Co. I. P. Hess Iewelry Charles Horn, Electrical Repairing Hotel Retlaw Huber Brothers Drugs Hutter Construction Company Immel Construction Company International Paper Company K 6: K Print Shop Kaufman Electric Shop, Inc. KFIZ Broadcasting Co. Klaetsch Sporting Goods Krail Iewelry Store Laux Studio Gilbert L. Larsen Studio Malady's Meat Market Sam Manis :Sf Sons, Inc. National Exchange Bank Nehl's Studio I. I. Newberry Co. A. C. Nielsen Co. O'Brien Dry Goods Co. Pagel's Flowers I. C. Penney Co. Petri Insurance Agency Petrie's Restaurant Ragatz Family Shoe Store Rueping Leather Co. Sears-Roebuck G Co. Service Motors, Inc. Summerfield Aligning Service Specialty Dry Cleaners Sport Shop Sterling Lumber Company Sutter-Remo Printing Company Thornton Finance Corporation Threshermen's Mutual Insurance Twohig Floor Covering Van's Bakery Vulcan Manufacturing Co. Wegner Office Supply Company Weigand Business Machines Wells Manufacturing Corporation West Ice ci Cold Storage A. H. Westberg, Inc. Winnebago Farm Dairy Wisconsin Lumber Company Ray Wood, Inc. Florists ENG A ING C S surrsn REMO PRINTING coMPANY FOND DU C. W SCONS Page Ninety-two HAMMERSMITH-KORTMEYER COMPANY I WAUKEE. WISCONS illlarg lliagnvr Death seems such a tragedy when it comes to a young person so full of promise. This was the thought foremost in everyone's mind when, on May 5, 1960, news was received of the death of Mary Wagner. Teachers and classmates alike fondly remember her friendliness toward everyone. As one of her closest friends remarked, She never passed me in the hall without saying 'hi' or stopping to talk for a while. Mary's quiet, sweet disposition, her ready smile, and her bright hello are the fine characteristics for which she will be remembered. An excellent student, Mary attained high scholastic honors throughout her high school days. Although much of her time was devoted to school work, Mary found time to sing in the choir and to assist the business staff of the Cardinal. Teachers admired her cooperative attitude and dependabiltiy. School was an im- portant part of Mary's life: however, she also had many outside interests. She enjoyed church work and participated in many of its activities. Working on handicraft projects and sewing for herself and her family filled many happy hours. When death chose Mary Wagner, it took a very special person. Yet because Mary joyfully and successfully lived life, her life somehow seems com- plete. Memories of Mary are happy ones which will be retained forever. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Fellow classmates, at this commencement time we are to go our individual ways. As president of the Senior Class, I take this opportunity to thank the faculty and all who helped us to prepare for this new phase of our lives. It is our responsibility to build on the foundation we have laid with their guidance. Our days in school have been filled with many memorable occasions, but not until May 5, 1960 did tragedy enter into our high school lives. Mary Wagner passed from us. She was the kind of girl that always wore a smile and never tried to hurt anyone. She was always ready to help her classmates with an extra hard physics problem or a confusing sentence in English. Her kind smile and radiant good will made an everlasting impression on all who knew her. Because Mary was that kind of person, memories of her will live forever with her friends. I am sure Mary would say with me - the best of luck, much happiness and may God bless you all. IIM VAN VALKENBURG Page Ninety-three ge Nine Autographs Autographs is xg is Vu .4 -al: 7-'-, f-ww-wMV...3,,. N. ,ff gm N 4 mg 1 ws 'X