Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

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We, the Senior Class, wish to take this op- portunity to thank you for some of the best years of our life. Board of Education SEATED: Raymond Kahler, President: Mrs. Josephine Pacl, Clerk: Keith Fiske, Treasurer STANDING: Elgin Snorek, Directory Ronald Slama, Director: Dr. T. E. Boston, Director: Neil Neinast Director MRS. CATHERINE FILLER High School Secretary MRS. EILEEN WUOLLE High School Secretary MRS. ELEANORA SANROPE Elementary Secretary CLAUDE KACZMAREK High School Principal National Honor Society Advisor High School Boys' Physical Education B. S. Wisconsin State College La Crosse M.A. Western State College HOWARD SEAMAN Elementary Supervisor B. S. Wisconsin State College La Crosse M. S. Winona State College ROBERT BERGHOLZ Education for Business Yearbook Advisor B. E. , Wisconsin State College Whitewater ELAINE HUNTER Librarian English 9 Library Club Advisor Newsclub Advisor B. S. , Wisconsin Stat L a C rosse NAN HALL English 9 English 11 Freshmen Class Advisor B. S. , Wisconsin State College Platteville HILDA LINDSAY Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor Diploma - Stout Institute GAYLORD SCHROEDER A griculture Drivers Education F. F. A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor B. S. , Wisconsin State College, Platteville 5515 S l 7, I it . -X . 'J' it i i TERRANCE MILFRED World History American History Head Football Coach Track Coach Sophomore Class Advisor DAVID PEDERSEN B. S. , Wisconsin State College, Vocal Music, High S01-1001 La Crosse Elementary Music 4-5-6-7-8 Forensics Foreign Languag-Je Proctor JESS SHERMAN Solo and Ensem le Groups B, S., Wisconsin State Math 9 College, La Crosse Biology Ph Sics CHARLES ROBERTS y General Science B. S. , Wisconsin State College, Chemistry Platteville Assistant Football Coach Volleyball Coach Junior Class Advisor ELIZABETH SCHALLER B, S., Michigan State University English 10 English 12 Forensics National Honor Society Advisor B. S. , University of Wisconsin JOHN WANLESS Algebra Geometry Trigonometry Assistant Basketball Co ach Sophomore Class Advisor B. S. , Wisconsin State College, Platteville ROBERT WHITE Instrumental Music Foreign Language Proctor B. S. , University of Wisconsin PI-IYLLIS TANGNEY Girls' Physical Education Health Pep Club Advisor B. S. , Wisconsin State College, La Crosse ERNEST HAAS Adult Education - - Science Agriculture University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota B. S. , Wisconsin State College, River Falls PAT TANGNEY Boys' Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Letterman's Club Advisor B. S. , Wisconsin State College La Crosse ROSE SHERMAN Elementary Music B. S. , Viterbo College, La Crosse CA RMILA NUTTELMAN Special Education ORGANIZATIONS LeHermcln's Club ROW 1: W. Hansbery, J. Clausius ROW 2: W. Bloor, A. Novy, M. Onsager, A. Kaukl, B. Eder ROW 3: L. Erpenbach, D. Resac, B. Schell, L. Stanek, S. Daines, R. Kouba, M. Markee, J. Benish ROW 4: C. Durkee, G. Dieck, T. Fawcett, D. Fawcett, L. Janousek, L. Fronk, R. Haugh, T. Fronk ROW 5: T. Fronk, C. Marshall, J. Levenhagen, R. Fish. Boys who have earned varsity letters in ath- letics at school are eligible for Letterman's Club. It has become known as the H Club. This club promotes good sportsmanship, en- courages student participation in sports, and enables boys to become acquainted with the athletes of other schools in the surrounding area L. Fronkg Secretary-Treasurer: L. Janousek, President: B. Schell, Historian: T. Fronk, Student Council Repre- sentative: J. Benish, Vice-President Pep Club ROW 1: K. Verbsky, B. Fronk, V. Anderson, A. Verbsky, P. Clark, S. Housner, P. Braithwaite, S. Liska, D, Kouba, J, Peterson, E. Benish, C. Smith ROW 2: A. Hansbery, J. Stanek, P, Benish, S. Sebranek, M. Fitch, L. Herdliska, C. Miller, R. Stekel, P. Campbell, D. Schwanz, E. Wopat, S. Parrish, C. Coblentz, P. Burchell ROW 3: P, Fronk, D. Anderson, J. Stanek, S. Barto, D. Williams, I. Liska, J. Ianechek, R. Fronk, C. Erlandson, J. Strait, A. Roberts, P. Rynes, P. Lind, R. Allikas, J. Burchell ROW 4: V. Rose, P. Pacl, J. Picha, J. Teply, A. Smith, L. Janousek, C. Liska, G. Leverenz, L. Wuolle, M. Rynes, L. Pacl, R. Liska, R, Peterson ROW 5: E. Fanta, C. Fanta, J. Harris, P. Lisker, M. Sebranek, M. Stanek, K. Parrish, S. Neinast, M. Olson, R. Hora, C. Johnson, S. Erpenbach, M. Jacobson, E. Benish. The Pep Club is an organization dedicated to the task of invigorating our school spirit in a number of ways, especially by pepping up the cheering section at our basketball and football games. They have the job of decorating the gymnasium for the big social event of the fall season, Homecoming. 1 We are proud ofthe Pep Club for helping contribute to the enthusiasm which has spurred our team on to many victories. S, Liska, President: D. Kouba, Vice-Presidentil. Peter- son, Secretary-Treasurer: E, Benish, A. Verbsky, Student Council Representatives Library Club SEATED: J. Stanek, M. Rynes, M, Dosch, L. Pacl, S. Neinast, S. Clary STANDING: A. Hansbery, C. Coblentz, S. Parrish, D. Kouba, K. Miller, E. Benish, P. Campbell, N. Clausius, K. Parrish, R. Allikas, J. Janechek, G. Boldon SEATED: M. Rynes, Secretary: M. Dosch, President: L, Pacl, Vice-Presiclentg S. Neinast, Student Council Representative STANDING: N. Clausius, Treasurerg Mrs. Hunter, Advisor: K, Parrish, Student Council Rep resentative The Library Club, now in its second year in our school, is one of our most useful organiza- tions. Every day, various members of the club assist in the library, performing various duties in fulfilling their obligations as members. They put up attractive bulletin boards and carry on special activities during National Book Week for the purpose of promoting worth while reading among the students. The members give many hours of their own time to help their fellow stu- dents. ,Y , News Club ROW 1: Mrs. Hunter, J. Subera, V. Anderson, I. Picha, J. Peterson, E. Benish, S. Clary, N. Clausius, D. Schwantz, A. Hansbery ROW 2: P. Braithwaite, A. Verbsky, P. Benish, G. Leverenz, C. Erlandson, R. Liska, J. Strait, M. Fitch, L. Herdliska, C. Verbsky ROW 3: D. Kouba, S. Housner, P. Clark, L. Wuolle R. Peterson, D. Coblentz, P. Rynes, A. Roberts, E. Wopat, M. Rynes, K. Miller ROW 4: M. Dosch, A. Smith, J. Teply, K. Parrish, S. Liska, M. Olson, C. Smith, R. Hora, D. Kolowrat, C. Johnson. ROW 5: S. Sebranek, S. Vodak, N. Breidenstein, P. Bloor, A. Heidenreich, M. Stanek, S. Parrish, C. Coblentz, M. Jacobson, J, Stanek Anyone interested in journalism or commer- cial production may join Newsclub. The school newspaper is written periodically by the mem- bers. The editor posts assignments giving each member a chance to use originality and ingenu- ity in their writing. Each article must meet the approval of an English teacher before it may go to the press. At the end of the year a supper is enjoyed by all as a reward for a job well done. J. Peterson, Treasurer: J. Picha, Assistant Editor: E. Benish, Secretarygl. Subera, V. Anderson, Student Council Representatives: Absent: W. Carpenter, Editor Student Council ROW 1: J, Vodak, A. Heidenreich, D. Resac, D. Stanek, I. Subera, Mr. Gammon, Advisor ROW 2: W, Hansbery, S. Neinast, A. Verbsky, D. Kouba, G. Leverenz, C. Marshall, T. Fronk, E. Benish, K. Parrish, V. Anderson, J. Strait, P. Bloor A. Heindenreich, Reporter: D, Resac, Vice-President: D, Stanek, Presidentsl. Subera, Secretary-Treasurer The Student Council is composed of two rep- resentatives from each class and each organiza- tion who meet one noon hour a week. Mature independent thinking is encouraged. This form of student government prepares young people to become informed citizens. The Student Council helps decide who and what the students would prefer for lyceums. Dates selected by a class for social functions must come up before the Student Council. Magazine sales and the distribution of mixers are handled by these students. All will agree it is a worthwhile experience. Foreign Language ROW 1: Mr. Pedersen, Proctor: R. Allikas, L. Revels, M. Fitch, L. Herdliska, E. Wopat, S. Parker, K. Obert, Mr. White, Proctor ROW 2: J. Janechek, P. Stanek, L. Boston, M. Sebranek, L. Smith, J. Teply C. Mitchell, G. Leverenz, M. Dosch ROW 3: M. Stanek, L. Myers, D. Neinast, P. Clark, D. Kouba, J Peterson, L. Wuolle, D. Coblentz, S. Neinast, P. Bloor, L. Wilson The study of foreign languages is becoming increasingly important in our modern day world. Amazingly rapid communications with even the remotest areas of the world are bringing people everywhere closer and closer together. It is important that people should be able to com- municate directly with one another in order to bring about better understanding between nations, and help bring about an abundant supply of cultural and scientific exchange. The foreign language program emphasizes the importance of self-directed, independent study in accomplish- ing the work of the course. Instructors Mrs. Reierson, Spanish: Mrs. Mehnes, Latin: Mrs. Zin- gale, Russian: Miss Vass, German: Mrs. Geller, French JOHN BLA DL Zz K f ANITA HEIDENREICH Last summer, three of our students went to the Badger Boys' State and Badger Girls' State, held at the Ripon College in Ripon, Wisconsin and the University of Wiscon- sin at Madison, respectively. This program is designed to prepare the young for their roles as the future leaders of the complex and challenging world of tomorrow, through a thorough understanding of the workings of our government, particularly on the city, county, and state levels. ROGER l-IAUGH F 'rfb V. W 42:2 MARY DOSCH This summer, two of our students, Jeanne Peterson and Anita Heidenreich, spent two weeks at the big b1ast known as the Music Clinic. Music Clinic gives the young musician an excellent chance to play with hundreds of other talented mu- sicians in an atmosphere char- ged with enthusiasm and inter- est. Besides giving the student background knowledge in mu- sic theory, conducting, and appreciation, Music Clinic also has its social aspects. JEANNE PETERSON RP ' ACTIVITIES Prom 1 964 The enchanted evening we had all been waiting for arrived on April 17, 1964. The auditorium stood dressed and waiting. Dancing blue and white streamers across the ceiling set the Hawaiian mood. Bamboo booths and a green island added to the set- ting. On stage colored lights illuminated ashimmering array of ocean creatures. Then the magic moment: Dolores Kolowrar was crowned Queen by Sally Dechant, Leo Fronk became King of the 1964 Prom as Roger Stanek placed the crown on his head. The strains of Some Enchanted Evening our theme, played by Bobby Lori and his orchestra, lead the Grand March, The crown bearers, Donnie Hammer and Terry Byington, followed by the royal couple wound their way through the auditorium as the captivated audience watched. In the march, Roger Stanek and Sally Dechant, King and Queen of the 1963 Prom: Russell Daines and Janis Hansbery, the Senior representativesg Steven Daines and Paula Clark, the Sophomore representatives: along with Curtis Marshall and Patricia Braithwaite, the Freshmen representatives followed in stately fashion. As the march progressed other hand- somely attired couples joined in the festivity. The evening sped on and soon the music and dancing was over, but the memories were just beginning. Court of Honor Sr King Leo and Queen Delores ' '14 Rally Round the Maypole Belly Dancer? Come on and Dance Deadbeat! ! ! ! C x ' 1 ne' W, 'ran R i b, ' llx ' .ypi f an Donnie and Terry Rock-a-Bye Baby 1 l M I,- X n if v N' One- Act Play , A I tr SENIORS: C. Johnson, Mrs. Schaller, Directorg A. IUNIORSg V. Anderson, P. Benish, W. Hansbery, K. Heidenreich, J. Skala, J. Bladl, L. Stanek, B. Parrish, J. Picha, J. Urban, Mrs. Hall, Direcrorg L. Schell. A. Hansbery Tydrich ill , ,I ell' SOPHOMORESg L. Herdliska, P. Braithwaite, J. FRESHMEN: L. Boston. P. Pacl. Mrs. Hunter. Di- Janechek' 1, Teply' G, Leverenz, Mr, Pedergggy rectorg L. Meyers, M. Sebranek, P. Fronk, A. Novy Directorg R. Liska F. Hagenah, B. Kreideman National Honor Society ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: R. Kouba, Presidentg S. Liska, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Schal- ler, Advisorg A. Heidenreich, Secretaryg D. Kouba, Treasurer Wuolle, G. Leverenz, J. Strait, S. Liska, A. I-leidenreich, J. Skala, J. Subera Liska, A. Smith, J. Picha, D. Kouba, J. Peterson, L. Pacl, M. Dosch Stanek, R. Kouba, R. Bladl, A. Kaukl, D. Resac, N. Neinast, J. Vodak Marshall, L. Rott NATIONAL HoNoR SOCIETY S 'Q S f 7 i Z of 51.4 The National Honor Society isgcornposed of those students with excellent scholastic achievements. They are enrolled on this basis and upon the final vote of the teachers. The local chapter of the society is but an integral part of the nation-wide organization of top ranking students. We are proud of our representation in the National Honor Society. Forensics ROW 1: S. Parker, V. Farra, Erlandson, S. Vodak, N. Breidenstein-, M. Dosch, P. Bloor, I. Stanek, M. Ia- cobson, B. Carpenter, D. Miller, K. Obert, C. Marshall, L. Vlasak ROW 2: S. Hora, B. Kreideman, R. Fronk, R. Allikas, L. Pacl, V, Anderson, P. Benish, K. Parrish, M. Stanek, R. Liska, C. Miller, J. Strait, V. Rick, E. Wopat, L. Wuolle, M. Rynes ROW 3: D. Coblentz, M. Sebranek, L. Myers, N. Clausius, S. Clary, M. Stanek, K. Miller, M. Wopat, E. Johnson, S. Sebranek, P. Clark, P. Braithwaite, G. Leverenz, C. Liska, L. Janousek, B. Frohk, L. Herdlis- ka ROW 4: J. Janechek, L. Bruce, P. Lind, J. Skala, C. Fanta, P. Fronk, D. Anderson, J. Stanek, E. Fanta, D. Kolowrat, E. Benish, P. Bruha, V. Rose, I. Teply, A. Smith, M. Fitch ROW 5: L. Boston, P. Pacl, A. Rott, I. Stanek, A. Hansbery, C. Coblentz, C. Johnson, M. Olson, S. Liska, I. Fanta, J. Liska, N. Neinast, W. Hansbery, I. Urban, L. Rott, C. Erwin The students who participate in forensics gain experience in public speaking that will be an asset to them now as well as in the future. Individual performances help to de- velop poise, confidence, and speaking abili- ty. There are nine separate categories in which contestants may choose to compete. After the local contest, the winners compete with students from other area schools. The utmost aim of any participant is to receive an A rating at the state contest. COACHES: N. Hall, E. Schaller, E. Hunter, and D. Peder- son Future Homemcukers of America ROW lg C. lirlandson, C. Miller, J. Strait, E. Benish, S. Vodak, R. Liska, E. Johnson, N. Baltz, G. Leverenz ROW 21 V. Rick, B. Libansky, J. Mcckelberg, C. Lawrence, J. Stanek, S. Leak, I. Rosol, I. Liska, M. Rynes, M. Stanek, S. Clary, L. Bruce, M. Hubbard ROW 3: S. Brooks, J. Woods, A. Roberts, P. Rynes, R. Peterson, E. Wopat, J. Blaha, M. Planer, N. Dalberg, C. Fanta, P. Fronk, B. Kreideman, S. Hora ROW 41 R. Stekel, J. Barbour, B. Pliner, I. Tydrich, M. Young, R. Christian, P. Campbell, R. Cunningham, I. Baldwin, P. Lind, K. Lowrey, J. Stanek, B. Pacl ROW 5: A. Rott, N. Breidenstein, J. Skala, J. Burchell, C. Smith, R. Hora, M. Olson, S. Liska, D. Kolowrat, C. Johnson, J. Subera, S. McCoy, A. Hansbery Hillsboro took much pride in its chapter of Future Hoiucmakers of America during 1964. The girls, led by Mrs. Lindsay, have done much to prepare themselves for their future roles. , MAKER O92 SQA l ks 1 3' 'X 2. 5 rg mhz my E ,,,, E ...A..- 1 Jw ROW 1: C. Erlandson, Recreation Chairman, J. Strait, Sec- ,. H' V .,, retaryg R. Liska, Treasurer, G. Leverenz, Student Council 04, xo? Representativeg 490 NEW H09 ROW 25 E. Johnson, Reporter, C. Miller, Parliamentariang S. Vodak, President, IZ. Benish, Vice-President, N. Baltz, llistoriang N. Clausius, Student Council Representativeg Mrs. Lindsay. Advisor Future Farmers of America SLS , ROW 1: M. Lowrey, L. Tydrich, M. Cunningham, D. Miller, W. Mattison, W. Lowrey, J. Vodak, D. Matteson ROW 2: F. Vodak, D. Shore, D. Burmaster, C. Ja Doul, J. Fanta, M. Hubbard, B. Bloor, S. Buchanan, J. Har- ris, J. Briskey ROW 31 J. Ja Doul, D. Miller, J. Novy, S. Benish, R. Stanek, D. Fanta, L. Haugh, J. Heding, R. Sterba ROW 41 R. Pesik, S. Darcy, E. Johnson, R. Stanek, D. Bloor, R. Sake, J. Buchal, R. Pliner ROW 5: G. Machovec, D. Thayer, D. Olson, D. Langer, R. Withrow. J. Subera, C. Lind, A. Subera, R. McCoy 2-. ,Ni n .5 A ' ooF'H'PIv 'Km IIN' X Ig as eTn.19 The Hillsboro Chapter of the Future Farmers of America boasted a membership of 44 members during the year 1965. This organization, under the direction of Mr. Schroeder, has done much to develop in young men agricultural and farming ROW 1: D. Miller, Reporter: Mf- skills. Advisor, L. Tydrich, Student Council Repre- sentativeg ROW 2: M. Cunningham, Secretary, D. Matteson, Sentinel ROW 3: W. Lowrey, Vice-Presidentg J. Vodak, Treasurer ROW 4: J. Harris, Student Council Represen- tativeg W. Mattison, President Robert White, DIRECTOR Q, Q is 2 1 .Jg, TWIRLERS: C, Erlandson, S, Housner, P, Pacl -..W..x 1 law, 5 Pl ll 3 HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL PEP BAND ROW 1: J. Skala, N, Erlandson. Breidenstein, L, Boston, L, Wuolle, P. Pacl, P. Stanek, D, Anderson, S, Barto, C, ROW 2: D, Kouba, J. Stanek, L, Tydrich, G, Kliendel, B, Libansky, J. Tep1y.J. Picha, M, Dosch, G. Dieck, W, Hansbery, N, Neinast, S. Conway, R, Peterson, G, Leverenz, P, Fronk, B, Kreideman, S, Sebrane k. ROW 3: A, Hansbery, Bladl, T. Fronk ROW 4: P, Clark, P, Rick, R, Haugh, J, Peterson. ROW 5: D. Eder, C. S, Neinast, L. Janousek, L, Meyers, J. Janechek, L. Wilson, B, Pacl, I. Harris, S. F, Vodak, C, Liska, J, Sebranek, J, Knower, D. Neinast, R, Fronk, R, Allikas, I. Liska, S, Farley, , R, Liska, A. Verbsky, A. Heidenreich. Benish, J. Stanek, I. Fanta, E, Wopat, P, Bruha, I. Rose, B, Fronk, K, Verbsky, V, J, Harris, A. Novy, S, Housner, E, Benish, R, Sake, V, Anderson, A. Smith, L, Rott Marshall, R, Eder, K. Obert. Cheerleaders 1. A Team ff, 5 SANDY HOUSN ER Left to right: P. Clark, S. Erpenbach, S. Hous- uer. KNEELING: P. Braithwaite 'Qs 1 ,,:, 0, , S if PATRICIA BRAITHWAITE Left to right: J. Harris, P. Pacl, M. Wolf, P. Lisker QU' 'ff' 4' . 35 .HI gf' 1 Z SANDY ERPEN BACH PAULA CLARK Team ,-K 1964 Homecoming Q , EX I y to Q... w .ff 5 1' The 1964 Homecoming began traditionally the night before the game with the stunts per- formed in the gymnasium, followed by the snake dance down to the bonfire where a giant pep rally was held. On Friday, October 30th, the parade started at 3:00 P.M. The winning floats were as fol- lows: First--the seventh grade classy Second--the Junior Classg and Third--the Senior Class. The F.F.A. and the F. H. A. received honorable mention. Westby won the big football game in the evening by a score of 27-13, but the spirit the boys showed on the field made the Hillsboro fans proud of their team. Following the game, the Homecoming dance was held with music furnished by the Night Lighters. The gymnasium was decorated to the theme of Autumn Leaves with a beautiful array of fall colors. The highlight of the evening came when Lyle Janousek was crowned King by Mr. Milfred, the football coach, and Miss Charlene Johnson was crowned Queen by Miss Andrea Hicketheir. Other court members included: Juniors, Tony Fronk and Miss Sandra Hous- nerg Sophomores, Curt Marshall and Miss Mary Fitchg and Freshmen, Dick Shold and Miss Jewel Harris. fz.a. , ..fY Music furnished by the Night Lighters ,dbh Look, Mom, no cavities. ,. A5 King Lyle and Queen Charlene Date Sept, Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct, ROW 11 Managers: L, Benish, B. Seversong Trainer: W. Hansbery, ROW 2: T. Fawcett, R. Kouba, S, Daines, L, Janousek, L, Fronk, R. Haugh, D. Fawcett, J, Benish, T, Fronk, D. Alderman, J, Lcvenhagen, T. Fronk, R. Bladl, ROW 3: Mr. Milfred, Head Coach: J. Hagenah, J, Diny, C, Erwin, A. Kaukl, C, Marshall, D, Levy, R. Fish, C, Benish, L, Vlasak, D, Resac, D, Eder, R. Eder, Mr, Amberg, Assistant Coach. ROW 4: F, Hagenah, D. Shold, S, Conway, J, Rich, E, Johnson, Mr, Roberts, Coach, R. Stanek, A. Novy, J, JaDoul, D, Wood- ruff, S, Farley, D. Bloor. 1964 VARSITY REC ORD Opponent Orioles Opp, New Lisbon, There 33 26 Desoto, Here 14 7 Brookwood, There 21 0 Royall, There OO 13 Mauston, Madonna 21 6 Cashton, Here 33 O Wonewoc, There 32 6 Westby, Here 13 27 Coaches: Charles Roberts, Terrance Milfrod, Daryll Amberg I Och! You're stepping on me Look, Isaid, Let go! LYLE IANOUSEK Senior Endg All-Conference lst Teamg Honorable Mention All-State IOHN BENISH Senior Quarterback All-Conference Honor- able Mention ROGFR HAUGH Senior Guard ,Q H O, L ' 5 M X ' iff 1 If if 1 ,fi we 1 Q VM any an ... 'S 1 Z V ,vial 'Q Q'if.9' an tif ! ii'i S Zh , LEO FRONK DICK FAWCFTT RICK KOUBA Senior Halfback Senior Tackle lunior Fullback All-Conference lst All-Conference 2nd All-Conference 2nd Team Team Team I 3 1 I.. i f .ic .I ' TOM FAWCETT TONY FRONK Iunior Halfback Junior Center All-Conference Honor- A11-C01-lfgrgnce Honor able Mention able Mention V '31 ROGER FISH Sophomore End All-Conference Honor able Mention , TRTTR W S A 't,,,. I M t,r 3 j i j V K T F fi Rraatttt f t ,T I S yii. t,l1 1 my 5 h V 5 TOM FRONK JOHN LFVFNHAGFN DEAN ALDERMAN Sgnior Guard Senior Tackle Senior Tackle Wrestling f ROW 1: B. Schell, D. Stanek, D. Alderman, W. Lowery, D. Miller, R, Haugh, J. Vodak, T. Stanek, C JaDoul ROW 2: R, McCoy, D. Miller, R. Bladl, T. Fronk, D, Verbsky, J. Bladl, A. Kaukl, W. I-lansberry, D Resac ROW 3: J. laDoul, B. Bloor, L. Knadle, R. Bladl, A. Novy, D. Spurgeon, M. Lowrey, R. Watson, B. Elmer Wrestling was a comparatively new sport at Hillsboro in 1965, it having been initiated a brief season ago. During this brief span of time, interest in this sport has grown by leaps-and- bounds. Under the able coaching of Mr.Daryl.l Amberg, a greater percentage of matches were won, and more athletes became a part of this young, but enthusiastic team. Although the squad did not chalk up a great number of victories throughout the season, much invaluable experience and know-how was joined. And it is certain the boys will carry with their fond memories of the many hours of vigorous, but enjoyable practice. We are proud to say that Hillsboro wrestling definitely took an upward stride during the 1964-65 season. Coach Amberg COACHES: Pat Tangney and David Gammon Date Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec. Dec, Ian. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Ian. Jan. Feb, Feb, Feb, Feb. 1965 VARSITY RECORD Opponent Orioles Opp La Farge 57 52 New Lisbon 63 83 Brookwood 59 60 Cashton 1 12 47 Mauston Madonna '75 54 Wonewoc 66 46 Boscobel 45 5 8 Westby 52 5 9 Weston 63 7 5 Royall 97 83 Mauston Madonna 91 62 New Lisbon 82 '75 Brookwood 64 5 8 C ashton 7 3 5 8 Wonewoc 58 55 Westby 60 67 Weston 64 61 JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: T. Hagenah, F. Hagenah, D. Shold, S, Farley, M. Cunningham, S. Conway, ROW 2: L. Haugh, J. Knower, E. Johnson, L. French, C. Lind, C. Marshall, R. Stanek, J. Harris, C. Benish, R. Stanek VARSITY: ROW 1: C. Durkee, J. Benish, S. Daines, R. Kouba, L. Stanek, L. Erpenbach, Coach Tangney ROW 2: D, Fawcett, L. Janouske, T. Fronk, L. Fronk, I. Levenhagen, R. Fish, T. Fawcett Basketball is the most popular sport at Hillsboro High School. Although the record this year wasn't as impressive as all the fans hoped it would be, the boys on the squad played remarkably well and were ably coached by Mr. Tangney. The boys have gained much valuable ex- perience which should aid and guide them in their future lives, 1 Si w - 1 Q LYLE IANOUSEK Senior Forward r--1 99 DICK FAWCETT Senior Forward 1 -1 . JOHN LEVENHAGEN Senior Center 'N'-una LEO FRONK Senior Center U 429' LY LE ST ANEK Senior Guard .. ww. , ,aff SRF VV, fu -,W a if JS if S Q JOHN BENISH TONY FRONK CURT DURKEE Senior Guard Junior Center - Forward Junior Guard .f,,. f Q . RIC K KOUB A Junior Guard TOM FAWCETT Junior Forward - Guard Volleyball ROW 1: C. Marshall, J, Clausius, D. Resac, R. I-laugh, J. Vodak, C. JaDou1 ROW 2: R. McCoy, F. Hahenah, R. Shold, G. Kleindel, T. Bladl, B, Schell, S. Farley ROW 3: Coach Roberts, C. Benish, D. Alderman, R. Bladl, T. Stanek Coach Roberts Volleyball, a game requiring good timing and concentrated team effort, is a favorite in both intramurals and competitive meets. The boys on the team worked hard and chalked up a satisfying record. The many hours of hard work during practice were rewarded as the team walked off the floor with another vic- tory. Baseball ROW 1: M. Markee, L. Stanek, R. Haugh, C. Benish, L. Erpenbach, C. Erwin, R. Shold ROW 2: S. Farley, L. I-laugh, T, Stanek, R. Sake, P. Harris, F. Hagenah, D. Bloor D Woodruff. ROW 3: I. Benish, L. Janousek, D. Fawcett, S. Daines, R. Fish, T. Fawcett, R. Sterba L French. In his second season as baseball coach at Hillsboro, Coach Patrick Tangney produced a very praiseworthy team. Practice was diligent and participation eamest. The members of the fine team again demonstrated the great sportsmanship for which Hillsboro has been known for many seasons past. We wish the team even greater success in the seasons to come. COAC H TANGNEY Track ROW 1: R, Bladl, C. Marshall, D, Miller, J. Vodak, C. IaDoul, D. Stanek ROW 2: L. Fronk, I. Benish, T. Fronk, S. Daines, B. Schell ROW 3: C. Benish, D. Verbsky, J. hevenhagen, L. Ianousek, M. liowrey, W. llowrey Coach Milfred Once again as spring weather took the athletes out-of-doors, the boys' thoughts turned to - - - track. Withseverallettermen returning, we expected a good year and were not disappointed. As a team, the boys deserve recognition, but, even more, each deserves praise as an individual for the stamina and spirit shown in training and in competition. We are proud of the Hillsboro track team, SENIORS We Dedicclte . . . MRS. ELIZABETH SCHALLER As we pause before our graduation to seriously consider the extent of the education we have just received, our thoughts tu.rn to one teacher whose enthusiasm for leam- ing has made a lasting impression upon us. We, the Senior Class of 1965, dedicate this annual with pride and respect to our English teacher, Mrs. Elizabeth Schaller. Under the direction of Mr. David Pederson the SENIOR CLASS of 1965 presented the three act play, Teahouse Of The August Moon Written for the stage by John Patrick who based the script on the novel by Vern Sneidcr, The Teahouse of the August Moon is one of the most successful comedies of recent years. It won the Pulitzer Prize in 1954 and played for 1,027 consecutive per- formances on Broadway. The play concerns an American occupation unit that is sent to Okinawa after the Second World War. The purpose, in Colonel Wainwright Purdythe IlI's own words is, My job is to teach these natives the meaning of democracy, and they're going to learn democracy if I have to shoot every one of them! The Okinawans prove not only enlightened, but enlightening. At the center of this comic meeting of East and West is the interpreter Sakini. As both commenter and sympathizer he is an amusing, benevolent opportunist who plays the fool and fools the military bureaucracy. A hilarious play is the result. DEAN LERQY ALDERMAN ELDON RICHARD BALDWIN Deane No cupids and arrows and stuff for him. He always means business - monkey business. EILEEN MARIE BENISI-I JOHN VERLE BENISH, JR, Blondie Johnny I ask nothing for myself, but please give my A good many things go around in the dark be mother a son-in-law. sides Santa Claus. LARRY WILLIAM BIRDD JOHN RUDOLPH BLADL Sorry, dear, I lost the motor. Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him, PATRICIA BELLE BLOOR NANCY JANE BREIDENSTEIN Patty Nanny A star danced, and under that star she was born. A smile that could melt the strongest heart. LORNA LOUISE BRUCE JO ANN BURCHELL Most folks are about as happy as they make up Joey their minds to be. Friendly to all and to all a good friend, WILLIAM JOSEPH CARPENTER CAROL JACQUELINE COBLENTZ. Bil1 Fifi Ready fOr fun, but Williflg IO work: fCSP0USibi1' Full of fun and mischief, too, doing things she ities he'l1 never shirk. shou1dn't do. RICHARD LEE FAWCETT STEVEN JAMES FIELD Dick Stevie I fell on my head once, but it didn't affect me, Charming and Shy is this lad - - not all good didn't affect me, didn't affect - - but the right kind of bad. LEO CARL FRONK THOMAS JOSEPH FRONK Why should the devil have all the fun? TOWN Class President A quiet guy, he seems to you, but a guy can change in a year or two, ROBERT JOHN HAASE ARDA JANE HANSBERY uBObn Ord All the teachers think I'm sweetg they always Little? Well, so is a stick of dynamite! give me a nice front seat. ROGER ARLIE HAUGH ANITA IRENE HEIDENREICH Rog My theory of life is live and learn - fI've Lead me not into temptation, just show me done my learningg now I'm going to do a little where it is, livingj, ROESMARY ANN HORA MARY DONNAJACOBSON . Rosie Midnight Angels are perfect, but I'm a woman. Gentlemen prefer blondes. CHARLES ROMAN IA DOUL LYLE FRANCIS JANOUSEK Charlie Herman If I'm noisy, they call me to the officeg if I'm The football field isn't the only place where quiet they take my temperature. you need a line. CHARLENE MARY JOHNSON DELORES ANN KoLowRAT char Dee She's dreaming dreams and scheming schemes. Fifty million Frenchmen can't be wrong! .wi 3 DENNIS ALFRED KUESTER THOMAS ALLEN KUESTER .,Don,. ..T0m.. What's the use of worrying when there is so much They say the road to learning is rocky, but I S156 I0 C107 haven't encountered a single stone. JOHN CURRY LEVENHAGEN SHARON RAE LISKA Lemon Men may be puzzles, but I'll never give up, My kingdom for a pair of scissors -- I love to cut up, WAYNE KENT LOWREY SHERRY HOPE MCCOY Heroes die, wisemen fadeg see, I'm fading. Jolly, cheerful, full of fun, she always seems to be on the run. x , Q DENNIS WAYNE MILLER SHARON MARIE NEINAST Den Neine Not flashing, but glowing always. A wonderful friend, a good sport, we'll'say she's swell - to make it short, ffm SQ MAUREEN ANN OLSON SANDRA KAYE PARKER A rosebud in a world of thorns. Sandy A ring on the finger is worth a dozen on the phone. BRIAN JON SCHELL SHARON CHRISTINE SCHILLER In school he is shy and demure, but outside, we In her quietness there is charm, are not so sure. JUNE ELAINE SKALA CAROLYN ANN SMITH Always friendly, always kind, she's the kind of You're only young once, but if you work it right girl we like to find. once is enough. DAVID LAWRENCE STANEK Dave Class Vice-President This friendly fellow from Debello likes figures, but not necessarily in math. JOAN LOUISE STANEK Her thoughts are many, her words are few, a nicer girl you'11 never know. i IANIS KAY STANEK Janese Woman is the last thingthat will be civilized by man. LYLE WILLIAM STANEK Class Secretary A lion among ladies is a most dangerous thing. THOMAS WILLIAM STANEK Tom He may be shy, but he's one swell guy, DONALD JOHN VERBSKY Don One of the handsome sharks who gets all the marks. IEANNE ANN SUBERA Subie All pep c1oesn't come in cereal boxes. JAMES EDWARD VODAK uhm.. For a brainy man, love is too simple a game in which to indulge. Class Motto TODAY WE FOLLOW, TOMORROW WE LEAD Class Colors RED AND WHITE Class Flower THE RED ROSE GARY LEE WIT!-IROW Just a sentimental gentleman from Valley, SHARON SUZANNE VODAK Boys will be boys, but that's all right BACCALAUREATE: MAY23, 1965 COMMENCEMENT: MAY27, 1965 Class History We entered Hillsboro High School as eager freshmen in the fall of 1961. After a couple of weeks to get ac- quainted we elected Dan Holtz, president: John Levenhagen, vice-president: Mary Dosch, secretaryg and David Johnson, treasurer. Lyle Janousek and Sherry McCoy represented our class in the Student Council and Rosemary Hora and Lyle Janousek represented the freshmen on the 1961 Homecoming court. ln the spring Dan Holtz and Dolores Kolowrat were the representatives at the Junior Prom. Mr. Duffrin and Mr. Schauf were our advisors. When we returned as sophomores, we chose Dick Fawcett as president, Sharon Neinast, as vice-president, Eileen Benish as secretary, and Dolores Kolowrat as treasurer. Jeanne Subera and John Bladl served on the Stu- dent Council. Jo Ann Connors and Leo Fronk were representatives on the Homecoming court, and Dick Fawcett and Sharon Liska were sophomore royalty at the Junior Prom. Attendants at the Sweetheart Dance were Alice Rott and Brian Schell. Mrs. Lindsay and Mr. McCabe were our advisors. As Juniors we received our class rings which bound us together as a class. For this very busy year our of- ficers were: Leo Fronk, president: Lyle Stanek, vice-presidentg Carolyn Smith, secretaryg and Dick Fawcett, treasurer. Pat Bloor and Dave Stanek were elected to Student Council and Tom Fron and Carolyn Smith repre- sented our class at Homecoming. Leo Fronk and Dolores Kolowrat reigned over our Junior Prom. The gym, decorated to the theme of Some Enchanted Evening in blue and white with an illuminated stage, took on a royal atmosphere for the memorable evening. Mrs. Lindsay and Mr. Amberg were our advisors. During the sum- mer Mary Dosch attended Badger Girl's State and Roger Haugh and John Bladl went to Badger Boy's State. When we returned as Seniors in the fall of 1964, we elected Tom Fronk as president, David Stanek as vice- president, Mary Dosch as secretary, and Lyle Stanek as treasurer. Pat Bloor and Jim Vodak were elected to represent the Senior Class in the Student Council. Mrs. Lindsay and Mr. Amberg again took on the responsibili- ties of advising us through the last year. At the Homecoming dance, the climax of the football season, King Lyle Janousek and Queen Charlene Johnson graced the dance floor. Tom Fronk and his date were representatives at the Spring Prom. In our Senior year David Stanek was elected Student Council president, Bill Carpenter served as the editor of the Echo, our yearbook, Arda Hansbery won the D.A.R. award, and Sharon Liska was our repre- sentative for queen at the Westby Ski Tournament. Now as we pass from the harbor into deeper channels, we realize that the Class of 1965 will be the last to pass through the hallowed halls of Hillsboro High School. Nostalgia sweeps over us as we recall blissful and tense moments, studying, friendly rooms, and most of all, friends we have known for four years. MARY DOSCH JEANNE SUBERA Valedictorian Salurarorian Music Award Legion Auxiliary Award SHARON LISKA DONALD VERBSKY JUNE SKALA Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Attendance Award I JAMES VODAK ANITA I-IEIDENREICH ARDA HANSBERY Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student De Kalb Award D.A.R. Award Betty Crocker Award DAVE STANEK TOM FRONK SHARON VODAK V.F.W- Award American Legion Award McCa11s Teen Fashion Award Attendance Award Activity Award fix EILEEN BENISH JOHN BENISH RXER HAUGH ACtiVity Award Activity Award Music Award LYLE JA NOUSEK CHARLENE JOHNSON SHERRY MCCOY Athletic Award Attendance Award Attendance Award R S. Wax WML X 'N 2 WH'-.. -4--f h,, as J ,445 H133 A if u 1 +- :gil 5' 6 I 1 CLASSES Juniors. ROW 1: R. Kouba, Presidentg M. Markee, Vice-Presidentg S. Housner, Secretaryg J. Peterson, Treasurerg W. Hansbery, Student Counci1.Representative, D. Resac, Student Council Representative ROW 2: V. Anderson, R. Allikas, J. Baller, L. Ballwahn, C. Ballwahn, C. Benish . F' 'S v ' I rf' .10 .S ROW 1: P. Benish, S. Benish, R. Bladl, G. Boldon, J. Buchal, P. Clark ROW 2: S. Clary, N. Clausius, M. Cunningham, S. Daines, C. Durkee, H. Eder ROW 1: R. Eder, K. Ellefson, S. Erpenbach, J. Fanta, J. Farra, T. Fawcett ROW 23 T. Fronk, R. Gauger, I. Hagenah, J. Harris, J. Heding, J. Ja Doul Sophomores F ROW 1: R. Fish, President, C. Erwin, Vice-President, R. Stanek, Secretaryg R. Liska, Treasurer, C Marshall, Student Council Representative, I. Strait, Student Council Representative ROW 2: B. Baldwin, N. Baltz, J. Barbour, D. Birdd, J. Blaha, W. Bloor ROW 1: C. Boldon, C. Boldon, P. Braithwaite, S. Brooks, C. Buchal, S. Buchanan ROW 2: L. Burchell, D. Burrnaster, P. Campbell, R. Christian, J. Clausius, D. Coblentz ROW 1: R. Cunningham, T. Degner, J. Diny, C. Erlandson, L. Erpenbach, D. Fanta ROW 2: M. Fitch, L. French, B. Fronk, J. Fronk, R. Fronk Class of '67 ROW 1: L. Haugh, L. Herdliska, M. Hubbard, J. Ianechek, M. Ianousek, G. Leverenf. ROW 2: R. Levy, B. Libansky, C. Lind, P. Lind, C. Liska, S. Launsberry ROW 1: E.Lowrey, G. Machovec, C. Miller, B. Pacl, R. Peterson, B. Pliner ROW 2: V. Rick, A. Roberts, L. Rott, P. Rynes, I. Sebranek, A. Smith ROW 1: R. Stekel, A. Subera, J. Subera. J. Teply, J. Tydrich. K. Verbsky ROW 21 L. Vlasak, M. Wolf, E. Wopat, L. Wuolle, M. Young ,fx SQ L14 A 5 W A I -W A-1 .. A .. of QSM f A , L1 .wk V , an 3. 1 .gf xv :fa Q xg , . ,xg vi- A Z A. , N ., - 4 .-as 2 Z' gg Q? M1 ,Q . Q - ' my ' Sic , X V , if.: 95? yi? m LW A. 1i,-1. , f fav . 1 11 1 If - gi, - Q' K' f fx :ww H 52QQ5?mu M uf . .Q Ge? f 421 'ix' Y., 1 Z 534 T . ' x an-2 my Q35 Q M .As S EEZ!! , E ,V qw, Y . ' nf wfwqwk W V X , M 3, ip , Ag In ft r J. ,. Y . , 7 4 wg , as S' We ,. in V Qi EES' : wa Us Q, fy my Q ' 2 .. ,W 'Nab 3355315 , 3,32 as 4 -W-iw M . Lily f Sfjjfiagw, ' Q ff: Q W!! vii: Lf X 5 9 ii .J J3' :ga Eizfgg..-2 --H 1 , .K 1 ' 1 1 an 1 fu, Q- , V xx ,nf is Q ,JL xy, S, S H: f-21. 4 M5255 l fhfi f sg .QME1 K viigfw WH 947, 5 Q, :His .Q ,J Class of '68 P. Elliott ROW 1: J. Knower, B. Kreideman. C. Lawrence, S. Leak, I. Liska, P. Lisker ROW 2: R. McCoy, D. Miller, J. Meckelberg, L. Meyers, D. Neinast, A. Novy ROW 1: M. Onsager, D. Orsburne, P. Pacl, V. Parker, R. Pesik, M. Pliner, L. Revels ROW 2: I. Rich, R. Roberts, V. Rose, J. Rosol, E. Rott, R. Sake, B. Schiller ROW 1: D. Sebranek, M. Sebranek, M. Sebranek, J. Stanek, P. Stanek, D. Tracy, J. Thayer ROW 2: F.Vodak, D. Williams, L. Wilson, R. Withrow, D. Woodruff, J. Woods, P. Young 8th Grade, Mr. Braithwaiteg ROW 1: J. Rose, D. Boldon, R. Snorek, G. Kleidl, J. Lisker, D. Subera, J. Cunningham, E. Nofsinger, D. Baldwin, D. Blaha, H. Pesik, P. Harris ROW 2: M. Miller, R. Fitch, P. Stanek, B. Briskey, C. Jacobson, J. Baltz, R. Watson, M. Rynes, S. Kolowrat, S. Havlik, C. Bladl, M. Wopat, J. Clausius, L. Poff 8th Grade, Mr. Manningg ROW lg P. Sweeney, P. Olson, A. Smith, T. Dosch, D. Rynes, M. Woolle, B. Bloor, L. Benish, D. Marshall, B. Liska ROW 2: M. Hansbery, V. Parker C. Holak, R. Johnson, J. Stanek, M. Kacznlarek, C. Barbour, J. Meckelberg, K. Smith, M. Caucutt, M. Vodak, A. Coblentz, N. Braithwaite 8th Grade, Mr. Sandmireg ROW 1: J. Wolf, V. Machovec, J. Phillippi, D. Kouba, W. E1- mer, B. Severson, D. Bloor, D. Baldwin, S. Novacheck, A. Rott ROW 2: M. Urban, C. Janousek, J. Henderson, D. Nale, D. Stanek, T. Subera, G. Cepek, J. Baltz, S. Buchanan, T. Diny, M. Hasse. I. Lind, S. Bloor, Absent: B. Brooks, A. Dieck 7th Grade, Mrs. Johnson, ROW 1: C. Wopat, A. Good, R. Fish, J. Farley, D. Moore, D. Boldon, W. Fronk, G. Jefferies, N.Briskey, D. Erie, D. Nelson ROW 2: P. Pacl, D. Down- ing, K. Conway, K. Sebranek, C. Lawrence, L. Janousek, D. Durkee, J. Schiller, D. Kouba, F. Miller, A. Hooker, D. Slama, ABSENT: Diana Tracy '7th Grade, Mrs. Marshall, ROW 1: J. Pesik, W. Cunningham, L. Hooker, C. Myhre, S. Skala, J. Fronk, M. Sweeney, T. Boston, D. Erlandson, J. Glynn, T. Teed, J. Rich ROW 21 J.Stekel, K. Kahler, M. Wolfe, A. Jensen, V. Spurgeon, J. Dosch, K. Erpenbach, P. Lisker, L. JaDoul, M. Harris, L. Kubarski, B. Nofsinger, R. Kouba 6th Grade, Mrs. Koubag ROW 1: D. Hubbard, H. Peterson, R. Fronk, S. Stanek, D. Dur- kee, P. Straight, J. Mattison, L. Kriedeman, L. Spurgeon, B. Knadle, N. Birdd, A. Ham- mer ROW Zg J. Amberg, T.Sebranek, R. Kretche, K. Dempsey, J. Verbsky, K. Kleindl, S. Butler, D. Young, C. Durkee, J. Clark, L. Marshall, D. Woods, K. Kahler, R. Rosol 6th Grade, Mr. Rossi, ROW lg G. Orsburne, R. Cunningham, A. Eastman, J. Peterson, M. Fawcett, M. Kretche, J. Barto, R. Knadle, R. Neinast, ROW 2: B. Gauger, S. Anderson, M. Kauffman, K. Kleidl, R. Mislevecek, B. Jung, J. Liska, J. Verbsky, M. SOsinsky 5th Grade, Mrs. Flaigg ROW 1: P. Blaha, T. Severson, N. Woodruff, L. French, A. Peter- son, A. Buchal, W. Markee, K. Stanek, P. Fish, D. Laeseke, W. Pacl, S. Nofsinger ROW 2: J. McDonald, D. Kretche, R. Cunningham, D. Benish, B. Worthington, C. Sanrope, D. Havlik, M. Urban, J. Schiller, C. Dlny, M. Hatleli, D. Verbsky, C. Fanta, T. Sebran ek, G. Housner, R. Christian, L. Fronk, L. Brooks, G. Parker 5th Grade, Mrs. Fronk, FIRST ROW: D. I-Iagenah, M. Johnson, T. Connors, J. Rich, S. Pesik, C. Spurgeon, D. Alderman, J. Sebranek, W. Urban, D. Parrish, D. Ellefson, D. Weiland ROW 2: R. Benish, M. Johnson, J. Lynch, D. Carpenter, P. Shold, M. Hall, V. Berndt, L. Subera, M. Fitch, R. Schell, M. Onsager, D. Young, W. Myhre, K. Darcy. J. Wuolle, R. Novy 1 , J 4th Grade, Miss Josephg ROW 1: M. Slama, V. Wetely, S. Kaus, N. Sanders. L. Clausius. D. Knadle, K. Fronk, T. Wopat, K. Berndt, D. Meckelberg, B. Cunningham ROW 2: B. Slama, T. Hagenah, A . JaDou1, M. Garner, B. Eastmen, S. Havlik, A. Anderson, J. Hansbery, V. Lowrey, R. Vodak, G. Liska, D. Nofsinger, S. Braaten, W. Schell, F. Jung J. Peterson l 4th Grade, Miss McFa11g ROW 1: V. Spurgeon, J. Hofmeister, M. Carpenter, P. Kelbel, D. Bolden, P. Johnson, S. Haase, G. Jensen, J. Liska, M. Onsager, M. Thompson ROW 2: M. Benish, C. MacDouga1, J. Kouba, B. Fanta, L. Wopat, G. Piehl, R. Hughes, T. Coy, S. Havlik, G. Erpenbach, C. Hammer, S. Shiefelbein, D. Benish 3rd Grade. Miss Mitchell, ROW 1: J. Spurgeon, R. Revels, J. Delaney, A. Fernandez, K. Gross, P. Thompson, A. Roberts, L. Lind, ,T. 'Rynes, M.'Novy, J. Good 'ROW 2: D. Erie. C. Baller, K. Pickering, C. Eastman, R. Kubarski, B. Knadle, C. Wong, W. Fitch, L. Woods, D. Smith, R. Sebranek, D. Ellefson, T. Sweeney, B. Verbsky 3rd Grade, Mrs. Glee Kanableg ROW 1: K. Garner, I. Rich, W. Schiller, M. Harris, S. White, P. Connors, R. Fish, L. Kretche, R. Lynch, D. Benish ROW 2: W. Jensen, T. Williams, B. Johnson, E.Stanek, K. Wuolle, G. Fanta, S. Fronk, R. Johnson, G. Picha, M. McDonald, R. Rott, T. Hooker Absent: P. Eder, D. Diny, G. Shear 2nd Grade, Mrs. Ambergg ROW 1: B. Braaten, K. Hagenan, K. Teed, D. Schiefelbien, C. Poff, B. Cooper, E. Moore, S. Nofsinger, T. Sweeney, B. Shell, C. Hennig ROW 2: P. Pesik, G. Cunningham, D. Vodak, D. Nofsinger, J. Mac Dougal, J. Severson, M. Ben ish, K. Kaczmarek, B. Thompson, C. Kleindl, J. Fanta, A. Stanek, T. Fernandez, G. Durkee, C. Gobeck 2nd Grade, Mrs. Rossig ROW 1: K. Ja Doul, C. Kreideman, R. Rott, D. Breidenstein, C. Shear, M. Boston, D. Nofsinger, K. Fawcett, J. Erlandson, R. Birdd ROW 2: R. Shell, J. Novacheck, L. Kubarski, N. Sosinsky, A. Kelbel, S. Young, M. Picha, A. Farley, J. Preslik, K. McDonald, F. Stanek, D. Benish, H. Urban, L. Connors Absent: J. Ravenscroft 1st Grade, Miss Burnham: ROW 1: J. Johnson, R. Sumwalt, T. Amberg, T. Hubbard, J. Boldon, M. Straight, R. Rynes, B. Diny, B. Kelbel, ROW 2: K. Kretche, K. Gross, N. Kouba, D. Havlik, G. Elmer, J. Severson, R. Peterson, J. Lynch, R. Mislivecek, R. Revels, R. Warthan lst Grade, Mrs. Novy: ROW 1: T. Byington, D. Hammer, R. Hofmeister, D. Stanek, A. Cunningham, D. Kolowrat, A. Krajco, P. Eastman, S. Mac Dougal ROW 2: S. Baller, C. Hooker, R. Nelson, T. Pickering, A. Urban, M. Kretche, P. Hynek, M. Picha, T. ' Thompson Sanders, R. Kindergarten, A.M., Mrs. Mitchell: ROW 1: L. Sebranek, R. Buchal, T. Novacek, A. Hofmeister, C. Johnson, E. Fronk, A. Matteson, J. Shear, D. Ravenscroft ROW 2: C. Housner, C. McDonald, F. Benish, G. Stanek, R. Lowrey, K. Weiland, J. Sherman, J. Carpenter, P. Stanek, P. Diny ROW 3: J. Johnson, M. Sanrope, J. Potter, D. Roberts, A. Sosinsky, J. Lind, A. Downing, R. Losic, J. Lynch, T. Subera, Absent: R. Marshall J. Sake , Kindergarten, P.M., Mrs. Mitchellg ROW lg J. Kleindl, K. Fanta, T. Urban, D. Kouba, T. Bladl, G. Nelson, C. Shell, S. Allikas, M. Rose ROW 2: K. Hubbard, J. Novy, M. Fernandez, R. Clausius, K. Burchell, L. Kubarski, R. JaDou1, D. Henderson, P. Kreide- man, ROW 3: C. Shaker, J. Coblentz, J. Hynek, M. Stanek, S. Janechek, K. Haugh, K. Hughes, J. Wopat, L. Parker, K. Wong Absent: V. Revels, S. Henning Trippeville, Mr. Moe, ROW 1: S. Nevsimal, M. Baltz, D. Sake, S. Mislivechek, M. Winchell, M. Bloor, P. Anderson, D. Ferries, N. Shaker, P. Fitch, S. Bloor ROW 2: D Leak, L. Stanek, S. Sterba, J. Nevsimal, R.S1arna, J. Shaker, J. Stanek, S. Fanta, M. Bloor, J. Mislevechek, R. Sake Absent: S. Sebranek Trippeville, Mrs. Havlikg ROW 1: K. Sebranek, A. Ferries, K. Nevsirnal, F. Novy, L. Ferries, R. Hoff, C. Hoff, L. Winchell, K. Nevsimal, A. Matteson, M. Bloor, P. Thomp- son ROW 2: R. Farra, C. Sebranek, K. Thompson, S. Buchanan, P. Hoff, S. Shaker, H. Novy, T. Sake, S. Slama County Corners, Mrs. Callaway - Miss Dvorak, ROW 1: J. Hofrichter, P. Drake, D. Olson M. Stanek, F. Jefferies, T. Jindrich, D. Liska, A. Stanek, G. Liska, M. Stanek, N. Stanek, K. Barnes, L. Rott ROW 2: R. Drake, M. Sanrope, N. Kapuscinski, B. Jefferies, B. Stanek, J. Hofrichter, G. Kapuscinski, G. Stanek, J. Liska, L. Jefferies ROW 3: M. Stanek, D. Libansky, J. Stanek, D. Miller, P. Stanek, K. Stanek, D. Kapuscinski, L. Kapuscinski ROW 4: C. Janousek, L. Erickson, S. Janousek, V. Barnes, B. Liska, E. Bruce, D. Janousek, B. Stepka, T. Havlik Valley, Mrs. Fiske, ROW 1: R. Fanta, K. Baldwin, K. Haugh, A. Baldwin, B. Haugh, W. Berg, T. Coblentz, D. Fanta, J. Thayer ROW 2: D. Campbell, R. Pendleton, P. Bald- win, J. Wong, D. Wong, J. Herbeck, T. Berg, A. Janechek, D. Stenerson, R. Thayer Valley, Mr. Grover, ROW 1: K. Rose, L. Allikas, L. Fanta, J. Coblentz, J. Daines, V. Clark, L. McCoy, T. Wong, T. Edmonds, J. Baldwin ROW 2: J. Withrow, E. Haugh, J. Edmonds, S. Stenerson, M. Fiske, G. Wong, S. Baldwin, R. Berg, E. Waldron, J. Daines J. Fanta, S.-Roberts, G. Withrow Yuba, Mrs. Holak, ROW 1: K. Hansbery, A. Subera, D. Subera, T. Jindrick, J. Williams, L. Campton, D. Nachtigal, M. Tydrich, ROW 2: K. Rott, I. Subera, K. Machovec, M. Liska, W. Stowell, R. Novy, D. Subera, G. Braithwaite, B. Reidle, B. Kelbel, D. Novy, R. Urbanek, K. Hynek Yuba, Mrs. Marshall, ROW 1: B. Rott, J. Hansbery, J. Levy, J. Williams, R. Clary, R. Barbour, R. Nachtigal, E. Campton ROW 2: D. Machovec, J. Williams, L. Haugh, R. Hynek, D. Levy, D. Urbehaum, S. Tydrick, N. Resac, K. Subera, D. Bladl, A. Stowell R. Tydrick Yuba, Mrs. Shields, ROW lg L. Machovec, T.Wentz, S. Unbehaum, S. Hansbery, L. Campton, A. Kelnel, L. Hynek, D. Campton ROW 2: W. Reidle, R. Kelbel, C. Tydrich, A. Rott, B. Stanek, D. Frye, K. Hynek, R. Henderson, R. Liska, R. Wentz, P. Jindrick, E. Campton, D. Machovec BUS DRIVERS: I. Stanek, E. Benish, A. Fronk, D. Sebranek, B, Stenerson, E. Benish, B. Nof singer, D. Beaty, I. McCoy, C. Stenerson LUNCH PERSONNEL: MIS. B. Wopat, MIS. A. Subera, Mrs. B. Matteson, Mrs. J. Nemec, Mrs. M. Sebranek, Rev. C. Woods ff , CUSTODIAL STAFF: T. Smith, C, Potter, H. Johnson, O. Bruce, H. 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