Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

A A W, El' ' r 1 SX init 5 fi x J Q.. 1' 4.- ,f 1-3 1, I1 THE I967 ECHO HILLSBORO PUBLIC SCHOOLS HILLSBORO, WISCONSIN FOREWGRD - A school building is con- structed of steel and cement, strong and permanently estab- lished, but it is designed to ac- commodate an ever-changing flow of students. Year after year buses empty their loads each morning and people stream in waves into the hallways and classrooms. To the rhythm of slamming locker doors, tides of students wash in and out of the TABLE OF CONTENTS Introductory Pages Administration Seniors Underclassmen Junior High Section Sports Activities Organizations 97 - 106 Elementary Grades 107 - 115 Outlying Schools 116 - 119 2 rooms and corridors and finally back to the buses, leaving the building empty. Carl Sandburg in his poem Sky- scraper, says It is the men and women, boys and girls, so poured in and out all day that give a building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories. As each individual forms a part of the mass, so each personality contributes -to the whole of our school's soul - that abstract thing we call school spirit. Soon we, the class of'67, will be leav- ing Hillsboro High. With us we will take our individual dreams, thoughts, and memo- ries, many of which were mold- ed in these halls and rooms. Before we leave we present the 1967 ECHO, a pictorial history of our senior year at Hillsboro High School. IN MEMORIAM . . . JESSE L. SHERMAN The loss ofjesse L. Sherman was a great one to our school and community. He had dedicated his life to young people. His contributions as a teacher and as a member of the Board of Education were priceless. Though he is not with us, the knowledge and understanding which he gave us will always remain. ft' ,i WE DEDICATE . JOHN G. WANLESS We the class of 1967 dedicate our yearbook to Mr. John Cv. Wanless, in grati- tude for his dedication to us. As a teacher, he has given us knowledge which we shall use throughout our livesi As our advisor, he has given us assistance which we shall always appreciate. MR. WANLESS . A EEgE1RiEI RIE ii ex QK lw A A AARA A - AS A TEACHER AND ADVISOR N Hi 53 c 3 T. CROSSJIUMEER I1 f My -, ge Yi 13 'Nu '.,, Q f ' Q-- - i OUR SUPERINTENDENT MR. GORDON I. SHOLD MRS. CATHERINE P. FILLER Secretary This fine annual contains the record of your group and individual school accomplishments during the past year. I hope each of you can look back at the year with few regrets and many fond memories. Wherever you go and whatever you do, may your experience here be of value to you. Sincerely, Z7 9, G. 1. shoid OUR PRINCIPAL MR. RICHARD O. BOUDREAU Only four years ago you entered Hillsboro High School. In those four short years have come many changes - new teachers, a new principal, a new building, an improved curriculum, new friends, added responsibilities, new or altered values and outlooks. This process of change does not end here, nor does your need to remain open-minded, critical, and prudent. What has been the point of these four years? Of these last twelve years? Have'you attended school to learn dates, to learn to read and write, to learn to type? All of these are important, but they do not in themselves justify the expenditure of money the people of this district have made. Can't they expect more from you? Can't they expect a development of personality, of character, of temperament that mark each of you as mature? Can,t they expect a measured, reasonable outlook on life, an adaptability in the face of change, a certain sense of optim- ism from you? You are their final product. What can they expect of you? Sincerely, MRS. EILEEN C. WUQLLE MRS. CORRINE P. WITTE R. O. Boudreau Secretary Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION RAYMOND KAHLER MRS. JOSEPHINE PACL KEITH FISKE DR. T. E. Bos'roN NEIL NEINAST ELGIN sNoREK ple whose job it is to supervise the Hillsboro School District. They are aware of the importance of education in todayls world, and their understanding has created the type of educa- tion which will make the graduates of Hillsboro well prepared to face the challenges which await them. We are grateful to them for the modern facilities and advanced concepts which have served as the basis of our education. EDVVARD STANEK LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Snorek, Dircctorg Pacl, Clerk, K. Fiske, Treasurerg K. Kahler, Presidentg E. Stanek, Direc- torg N. Neinast, Directorg T. Boston, Director. The Board of Education is composed of seven dedicated peo- FACULTY Yi-KN AUMOCK Social Studies HS., W'is47cxriSil1 Stzilc UHlX'6I'SllX'. Plans-ville lXIfXBLE GROONIS Home lrlconomics F.H.A. Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor B.S., University ol XN'isConsii1 LEONARD GUNDERSON Industrial Arts .-Xuflio Visual Wrestling Coach HA., Slate Collage of Iowa, Cedar Falls. Iowa ERNEST HAAS Adult liclucalioii University of NN'isconsiu University of Minnesota BS.. Wisconsin Suite Univ:-rsiiv. River Falls N.-XN HALL English Forcnsivs Coach Junior Class Advisor BS., XYisconsiri Stott' Uriivc-iisilv, Platteville' JUAN HIELLEKSON Social Sluclics Nlatlicfiiizitics H..-X.. Coiivorclizl Collvqc- Nloorlivucl, fkliiiiivsotzi 1a'7 '? 'Sums xlib' fmt 'HW iv' 4452? f,Wx --f ' - r ..alnillu ,-X ,J-'-L 5, N :sg H M, DIANNA HOLAK Chorus lilcnlc-rltary lNIusit' HSN XvlSCOIlSlI1 Sum' Univcrsity. La Cross:- EI,.-XINE HUN'l'liR l,llJI'21I-llill Nc-wsclub Advisor l,ilJmry Club Advisor' Sophomore Class Aclvisor li.S.. XVlSCOIlSlIl Static' Ullivc-Vsity. La Crosst- MICIH.-XEL MANNING SL'lt'IlCC Assistant Football Cozwlt li-'l't'z1Iu Baskehtlmll Couch l'lI't'SllI'llZ1l1 Class .-Xclvisor' 'YICRRIZNCE MIl,l Rl'2l3 Social Studies llcrztd Football Convlm 'l'rut'k Coach Svnior Class Advisor BS., Xfisconsin Stat:- L'nix't-rsity, La Crossv CHARLES ROBICRTS Stticncc Volleyball Coach HS., N'IiCl'1igz1n Static' University IZLIZABETH SCH,'Xl,l,l'1R English FOI'l'IlSlCS Coach - National Honor' Society Aclvisor l'lI'CSllID21I1 Class Atlvisor BS.. L'nivC1'sity ol' XN'isc'ousin JOYCE SCHRQICDHR linglish Forensics BS., Lakeland College Sltcboygan. xvlSCOllSlIl G.-XYLORD SCHROEDER Agricultiirci lf.l ..-X. Advisor Cc-iicml Shop Const-rvzition IRS., Wiscorisin State Univcrsity-Plattcvillc JOAN STAFFON Rvzxding St-nior Class Play Director BS., Wfistzonsin State University-Eau Claire l'A'l'RlCK TANGNEY Boys Physiczil-Education Ht-ultli lA'llCl'II10l1-S Club Advisor Varsity Bzlsketlxill Coach lizisvlnzill Coach BS.. Wisconsin State ljnivt-i'sity. La Crosse JOHN XYANLESS Nlullirllizxticis l7rivc'rs liducation l i1-sliiiicii Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor HS., VVisconsin State University, Platteville ROBliR'l' XYHITE Band Foreign l,zmguagcr Stuclvnt Council Advisor BS.. University of XN'isconsin ANN XYILDA Cirls' Pliysiczil Education Hcfziltli Pop Club Advisor Cliccrlcadcr Advisor C..-XA. Advisor BS., VVisconsin State University, La Crosse BONITA YQUNG Business Education BS., Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota Y 3 + is 'P 45 ,X f 3' A i X xf Cf bw. i r rw. YQ SCHOOL PERSONNEL CHAUFFEURS: LEFT TO RIGHT - E, Benishhl. Stanek, R. Pael, C. Stenerson, B. Nolhinger, D. Carpenter, A. Fronk, D. Sebranek, W. Jindrick. Absent: B. Stenerson, MeCoy. 5. OO-- m... my COOKS - LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Woods, lunch manager, M. Sebranek, Nemec, Z. W'inchell, B. Matteson, B Wopat, A. Subera. COOKS County Corners 7 Mrs. Orvil Janousek Trippville - Mrs. Clarence Stanek Valley - Mrs. Duane Obert Yuba - Mrs. Ruby Levy CHAUFFEURS County Corners A Arnold Janousek Victor Rott Trippville - Ken Sebranek Frank Novy Valley - Donald Obert Yuba - Wfilmer Holak Tom Holak CUSTODIANS f Row 1 - T. Smith, H. Down ing. Row 2 - O. Bruce, C. Potter, Hulohnson. Ab sent: E. Benish SENIORS 11 Y rf BILLY BAI,l3XN'lN NANCY BALTZ Bill Nan Cluivl pc-rsfms are welcomc :wc-13'xx'l1cI'4'. 'lis lun-, lmm- that Il'121l'iCS thc world go 'I'OllI1Cl. 'iliilv' JUDY BARBCDUR DAVID BIRDD .ntjllciu 5vDax.? S110 who talks L00 much Ciilllllll allways lzllk wcll. P UdK'm'f 1111151 1101 bc expected M111 1 'U U1 Wlm i5 IN wlwvr, I4 JANICE M. BLAHA Y'Vll,l.lAlVl E. BLOOR l'ul'l'y A'Bill Always l'ric'11clly. always kind. the kind olgirl we like- to llnd. Eat. drink. amd bc' Illvrly. for IOIIIUITUNV tllervk sclmol CHARLENIZ R. BULDUN CH.'XRllO'Il'l'E BOLDUN lilltllusiasm rmwc-s thc worlcl. Clam-s wuulcl he dull il' I c'oulCln't talk to somvom I5 41 A PATRICIA K. BRAITHNNAITE CONRAD BUCHAL HT Thc reward of study is understanding. ish Silent and shy. but one grand guy. STEVE A. BUCHANAN NI- V X, DEAN BURMAS'l'l41R '4DcaI1z1 I think Iulll better than thc people who arc trying to reform Why study when therc's better things to do INC, I6 PATRICIA A. CAMPBELL JAMES E. CLAUSIUS Pal Jimi l sci-ni like such 21 quiet lass, but you should sec me out of I HWY IX' Slwfli bill S0 WHS Nl1P0ll'0114 Class. DELKDRES NI. CfjBI,I'IN'l'Z ROSE NI. CUNNINGHAIVI 'AKObif ' An angel is like you. and you arc like an angc ln thc riiiiiiistimiiii olcducatioii. slim-'ll iicwi' bc' in clzingcr of Clmwiiiiig. TERRY DEGNER uScuzz Follow the radiator cap and have some fun, if there isnlt a road, Iill make one. CAROLE ANN ERLANDSON She looks like an angel and sings like one, too. I8 JOHN DINY 'gHuntz7' I can sleep all day, but nights are different. LARRY ERPENBACH irErp,, The rule is, don't give in until the wine gives out I 1: J X? X 'A-..-ai CHARLES li, ERXYIN k'Ch21PPv There arc always two siclcs to every argument mine and thc wrong unc. DA VI D FA N TA Fuzzy He that shortens thc road to knowledge lcngthcns his lillr. DENNIS FIELD Den livvryom- has their clvvilish inonirnts. 'hw ROGER FISH 'LR0g Au atlilclc' on the licld and floor, could 21 school ask lbr anymorc? I9 gf. E MARY A. FITCH Annu Mac An innocent face, but you ncvcr can tell. ELIZABETH AI. FRONK ABclsy99 ShC,S good wh:-n sheas sleeping. 20 LAYVRENCE R. FRENCH Larry I'l1 arguc' though thc' point be small, you C2lI1'I let those teachers Say it all. ...V kr In C I f JEAN A, FRONK u.Il72lIlI'liCH Happy am I, from care Iqlll fvrcv. Xvhy21I'CIlil lhcfy all Conlvnl Cd likv IHC. at YS K ROBERTA FRONK Bert Generally speaking - she's generally speaking, LEWIS E. HAUGH HLeWic Neat and rnannerly is this lad, not all good, but the right kind of load. LINDA HERDLISKA IIercl A bright and charming gal, a nice kid and faithful pal. MICHAEL D. HUBBARD HlNIike,' Late hours aren7t good for oneg theyire good for two. 2l JEAN A. JANECHEK g'Missy', A smile that could melt the strongest heart. CHARLES KNOWER 'LChuCk,' Witty, wise, and thoughtful too. 22 MARY LYNNETTE JANOUSEK 'gCarrots', Little? VVell so is a stick of dynamite. GRETA LOUISE LEVERENZ She gets so many A's and an occasional B. That's why she's prominent in society. DICK LEVY '4Otis Don't look at me girlsg it makes me nervous, CHARLES S. LIND HChuck', They all look up to him. They have to! BEVERLY LIBANSKY QBCVU The ground-work of all happiness is health. PENNY ANN LIND ACPCHHYH3 VVhy worry when there are so many other things to do 23 CAROILYN M. LISKA RUTH ELAINE LISKA L'Caroline 'LI7redClie Life is what you make it. - I prefer to nmke ir inlg-rg-Sting, I was ineunt to be an angel but someone ran away with my pattern. JAN MARIE LYNCH CURTIS L. MARSHALL Living requires but little lilieg doing requires rnueh. k'Curt The reward ofone duty is the power to fulfill another. 24 CHARLOTTE lNlIl.l.ER l'Charlic', A jolly, friendly, peppy gal, just the sort you'd want fbr a pal. RUTH PETERSON Pc:lcy'l A quiet conscience makes onc so serene. BETTY PACL igBets,7 Silence: and shyness, with plenty of kindness. BARBARA A. PLINER k'Barb You can always hear her keeping quiet. C-.O . vo. -, '., --1--.1--.mf . ., u,,':-1 'u 'Q 9Oe,tx . Q am Q, 4' Nr, gt ofa., '53 f.4.mm4 3 51,55 9 -Q 'V 1' 'sa , . QA , - ' VALERIE A. RICK enxyalw You donal have to hang from a tree to be 21 nut. ALICE M. ROBERTS Alley Cat Dates are my favorite fruit. LAWRENCE V. ROTT 46 Sv They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. 26 ANNETTE A. SMITH g'Srnith', As merry as the day is long. RONALD STANEK 'gR0n It's easier to fight for oncfs principles, than to live up to thvln, RITA STEKEL Ride Happy go lucky, iiztiicty free, nothing sccins to bother me JANIC E ANN Sl' RAIT Jan Full ofpcp, full of fun, but no work docs she leavf' undonc. ARNOLD SUBERA Barnie'A If a Smilc- iriipmvcs gt nianis face, hc is at good man. 27 JAMES M. SUBERA 'ilirnu Girls arc bothersome. but l don't rnind being bothered. JULIE ANN TYDRICH Those who know do not speak, those who speak do not know. 28 .IUDIE TEPLY MTCP-, She has 21 trait, this girl you see, she laughs it off what cf may bc. KNRMEN VERBSKY 'LKar1ny Fun can be found most anywhere. LARRY VLASAK MARY QI. WOLF '4Dudley,' The VVolI ' He just got into that habit of belly aching around. If you cut down thc woods you'lI catch the wolf. . LINDA CHERYL WUOLLE MARIE A. YOUNG . It's true blondes have more fun. There is a way ofdoing everything, ifyou only know how to go about il. 29 wwf X SENIOR CLASS QQ, Q OFFICERS AND ADVISORS MR. MILFRICD - Advisor MR. WYANLESS - Advisor LARRY RO'l l' - President r DAVID FANTA - Y. President x 5 JULIE TYDRICH A sammy BARBARA PLINER - Trczisurcr 67 ANNUAL STAFF EIEHM Llilfl' TQ RIG! IT: Suited - Nix: Boudrcuu, Advisorq Ruth Lisku, Scfrvlziryg -Ianicc Strait, Curt Nlarshzill, Co- F'lllilOI'SQ Greta IJTVt'l'l'IlZ, Trctasurcrg P2llI'il'i2l Braiilivviiiiu, Business Mziiizigi-i'. Standing f- Charlotte Nlillvll NANCY Bkllll,VI1YIJiSlSQC:ill14'k Kiiowcr, Copy liclilorg Julie '1'ydric'h.'l'ypistg Liiiclzi NVuol1c:, Copy lidilcmr, Carole Erlzuidsori, Slildcril Pliotogrziplicr. 'i 3941- .. S IIPQQNQK5 naw- ' DAVID FANTA Valedietorian SENIOR HONORS AWARDS JANICE STRAIT Salutatorian SMITH CURT MARSHALL GRETA Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student Honor Student American Legion Betty Crocker Award Award CAROLYN LISKA Honor Student JULIE TYDRICH NANCY BALTZ PATRICIA BRAITHWAITE Honor Student ,t,t, , 9- O LARRY ROTT Honor Student V.F.VV. Award Honor Student DAR Award American Legion Auxiliary Award Honor Student CHUCK KNOWER RITA STEKEL Honor Student Snowilake Representative CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1967, entered the doors of Hillsboro High as wide-eyed Freshmen in September, 1963. To lead us through this first hectic year, we chose Curt Marshall, President, Mary Wolf, Vice-President, Carolyn Liska, Secretary, and Patricia Braithwaite, Treasurer. Freshmen Student Council Representa- tives were Larry French and Janice Strait. Mr. Ward and Mr. Wanless were our class advisors. Freshmen Homecoming representatives were Annette Smith and Larry Erpenbach. Representing our class at the Junior Prom were Curt Marshall and Patricia Braithwaite. Returning as Sophomores, we elected Roger Fish, President, Charles Erwin, Vice-President, Ronald Stanek, Secretary, and Ruth Liska, Treasurer. We were represented in the Student Council by Curt Mar- shall and Janice Strait. Our class advisors were Mr. Milfred and Mr. Wanless. Representing the Sopho- more class at the Homecoming festivities were Mary Fitch and Curt Marshall. Mary Wolf and Roger Fish were Sophomore royalty at the junior Prom. In September, 1965, we began our all-important Junior year. The task of class President was given to Lewis Haugh. To assist him, we elected Ruth Liska, Vice-President, Janice Strait, Secretary, and Char- lotte Miller, Treasurer. Curt Marshall and Penny Lind were our Student Council Representatives. Mr. Milfred and Mr. Wanless served as our class advisors. Early in autumn we received our shiny new class rings, which distinguished us as 'cupperclassmenf' Carole Erlandson and Roger Fish were the Junior Homecoming royalty. January 2, 1966, marked a big event in the history of the Class of 1967. On this day, after Christmas vacation, we began attending classes in the new Hillsboro High School. The big event of our junior year came on Saturday, April 30, 1966. Many weeks of preparation led to Some Enchanted Eveningf, our Junior Prom. The gym was decorated in a pastel color scheme with a flower garden and a silver ball reflecting twinkling lights over the scene.-After being crowned beneath a canopy, with a sparkling silver fountain as background, Queen Linda Wuolle and King Lewis Haugh led the Grand March. Larry Woodbury and his orchestra provided music for the event. September, 1966, marked the beginning ofour final year at HHS. The Senior Class officers were Presi- dent, Larry Rott, Vice-President, David Fanta, Secretary, Barbara Pliner, and Treasurerhlulie Tydrich. Student Council representatives were Greta Leverenz and Larry French. Again, our class advisors were Mr. Milfred and Mr. Wanless. Members of the Senior class held many of the positions of leadership during this final year. Curt Mar- shall and Janice Strait served as editors of the 1967 Echo. Rita Stekel was chosen to represent Hillsboro in the Snowflake Ski Queen Contest, and Patricia Braithwaite received the DAR Award. Curt Marshall and Nancy Baltz reigned, as King and Queen, over the 1966 Homecoming festivities. Larry Rott and his date shared honors at the Junior Prom. 32 SENIOR ACTIVITIES BALDWIN, BILL: Student Council, 4, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Band, 1. BALTZ, NANCY: Annual Staff Member, 4, Newsclub Member, 3, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Offi- cer, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensem- ble Vocal, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen, 4. BARBOUR, JUDY: Library Club, 1, 2, 3, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, 3. BIRDD, DAVID: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 4. BLAHA, JANICE: F.H.A., 1, 2, C.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 2. BLOOR, BILL: F.F.A., 1, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, Wrestling, 1, 2, Intramurals, 2, 3, 4. BOLDON, CHARLENE: F.H.A., 1. BOLDON, CHARLOTTE: F.H.A., 1, 2, G.A.A., 4, Intramurals, 3, 4. BRAITHWAITE, PATRICIA: Class Officer, 1, Annual Staff Member, 4, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Offi- cer, 3, F.H.A., 1, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, Fo- rensicfs, 1, 2, 3, 4, Badger Girlfs State, 3, Solo- Piano, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompa- nist, 1, Prom Court, 1. BUCHAL, CONRAD: F.F.A., 1. BUCHANAN, STEVE: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, Intramur- als, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4. BURMASTER, DEAN: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, 3. CAMPBELL, PATSY: Library Club, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, In- tramurals, 1, 2. CLAUSIUS, JIM: Lettermen's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 3, Volleyball, 1, 3, 4, Intramur- als, 1, 2, 3, 4. COBLENTZ, DELORES: F.H.A., 1, G.A.A., 4, Intramurals, 1, 2,'3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4. CUNNINGHAM, ROSE: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, In- tramurals, 2, 3, Chorus, 4. DEGNER, TERRY: Football, 3, Track, 3, In- tramurals, 4. DINY,JOHN: Football, 1, 2, Track, 1, Golf, 1, 2, Forensics, 1. ERLANDSON, CAROLE: Annual Staff Mem- ber, 4, Newsclub Member, 3, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3 4, Officer, 2, 3, C.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 33 7 1 Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 3, 4, Music Clinic, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Vocal, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Vocal, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 3. ERPENBACH, LARRY: Letterman's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball, 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 1. ERWIN, CHARLES: Class Officer, 2, Letter- men,s Club, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, Track, 1, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Im- proved Freshman, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Fo- rensics, 1. FANTA, DAVID: Class Officer, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Vol- leyball, 3, Wrestling, 4, Intramurals, 2, 3, 4.' FIELD, DENNIS: Basketball, 3, Wrestling, 1, Intramurals, 1, 2. FISH, ROGER: Class Officer, 2, Lettermenfs Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, Golf, 3, 4, Special Athletic Awards, First Team All-Conference Basketball, Honorable Mention Football, Most Improved Freshmen, basketball, Best Floor Score, In- tramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Court, 2, Homecom- ing Court, 3. FITCH, MARY: Newsclub Member, 2, Library Club, 4, F.H.A., 1, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Intramur- als, 2, 3, Forensics, 2, Homecoming Court, 2. FRENCH, LARRY: Class Officer, 1, 4, News- club Member, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, 4, Lettermenfs Club, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, 4, Base- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Athletic Awards, Medalist - Golf, 3, Intramurals, 1, 2, Foren- sics, 1, 4. FRONK, BETTE: Newsclub Member, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo- Band, 4, Ensemble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. FRONK, JEAN: Library Club, 4, F.H.A., 4, In- tramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.,14. FRONK, ROBERTA: F.H.A., 2, 3, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 2, 3, Foren- sics, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 2, 3, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Vocal, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Vocal, 2, 3. HAUGH, LEWIS: Class Officer, 3, Student Council, 4, F.F.A., 1, 2, Lettermen's Club, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling, 1, 3, Special Athletic Award, Most Valu- able Player - Football, 4, Honorable Mention All-Conference, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Court, 3, 4, Prom King, 3. HERDLISKA, LINDA:.Newsclub Member, 2, Student Council, 4, Library Club, 4, Officer, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, Foren- sics, 1, 2, 3. HUBBARD, MIKE: Student Council, 3, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Lettermen,s Club: 4, Track, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4. JANACHEKJEAN: Library'Club, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Vocal-Solo, 3, 4, Ensemble Vocal, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist, 1, 2, 3, 4. JANOUSEK, LYNETTE: Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, F.H.A., 1, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, '1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. KNOWER, CHUCK: Annual Staff Member, 4, Newsclub Member, 4, Lettermen's Club, 4, Track, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, Forensics, 1, Chorus, 3, 4, Solo-Vocal, 4, Ensemble Vocal, 3, 4, Prom Court, 3. LEVERENZ, GRETA: Class Officer, 4, Annual Staff Member, 4, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil, 2, 4, F.H.A., 1', 2, 3, 4, Officer, 2, 3, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, American Legion Oratori- cal Award, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, En- semble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. LEVY, DICK: Lettermen's Club, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Wres- tling, 3, 4, Special Athletic Awards, Big Mike Award, 4, Second Team All-Conference, 4, Wrestling Captain - M.V.P., 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4. LIBANSKY, BEVERLY: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Intramurals, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 2, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. LIND, CHARLES: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Lettermenis Club, 4, Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, Chorus, 3, LIND, PENNY: Student Council, 3, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, Officer, 2, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramur- als, 1, 2, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Solo- Vocal, 3, 4, Ensemble Vocal, 2, 3, 4. 34 LISKA, CAROLYN: Class Officer, 1, Newsclub 3, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Physical Fitness Award, 2' Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 1, 2, 3, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. LISKA, RUTH: Class Officer, 2, 3, Newsclub Member, 2, 4, Officer, 4, Student Council, 4, Officer, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 2, Ensemble Band, 1, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3. LYNCH, KIANICE: F.H.A., 1, 2, Intramurals, 1, Forensics, 1, Chorus, 1, 4. MARSHALL, CURT: Class Officer, 1, Annual Editor, 4, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, F.F.A., 1, Letter- men's Club, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball, 2, Football Captain, 4, All-Conference Honorable Mention - Football, 4, Intramur- als, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, Badger Boys' State, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 1, 2, En- semble Band, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Clinic, 3, Prom Court, 1, Homecoming Court 2, 4, Homecoming King, 4. MILLER, CHARLOTTE: Class Officer, 3, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff Mem- ber, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, Officer, 2, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Physical Fitness Award, 2, Foren- sics, 1, 2, 3, 4. PACL, BETTE: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, G.A.A., 4, In- tramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 2, Pep Band, 2, 3, 4. PETERSON, RUTH: Newsclub Member, 2, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensem- ble Band, 1, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3. PLINER,'BARBARA: Class Officer, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2,, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4. RICK, VALERIE: Library Club, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A., 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 2, Pep Band, 2, 3, 4.- ROBERTS, ALICE: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, Newsclub Member, 4, Library Club, 4, Offi- cer, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 4, Intramur- als, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 3, Chorus, 1, 2, 3. ROTT, LARRY: Class Officer, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Let- termenfs Club, 4, Intramurals, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 2, 3, 4, Badger 7 Member, 3, 4, Officer, 3, National Honor Soci- ety, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Officer' 7 7 Boys, State, 3, Prom Court, 4. SMITH, ANNETTE: Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil, 4, G.A.A., 4, Officer, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Band 2, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, 1. STANEK, RONALD: Student Council, 4, F.F.A., 1, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club, 4, Football, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Golf, 1 In- tramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4. STEKEL, RITA: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, Intramurals, 1, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Snowflake Representative, 4. STRAITJANICE: Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, Annual Editor, 4, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, Newsclub Editor, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 2, 4, G.A.A., Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2. SUBERA, ARNOLD: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling, 4. SUBERA, JAMES: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Lettermen's Club, 4, Wrestling, 3, Intramur- als, 3, 4. TEPLY, JUDIE: Newsclub Member, 2, Library Club, 3, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 1, 4, Ensemble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1. TYDRICK, JULIE: Class Officer, 4, Annual Staff Member, 4, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, Intramur- als, 1. VERBSKY, KARMEN: Newsclub Member, 2, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, Ensemble Band, 4, Pep Band, 2, 3. VLASAK, LARRY: Student Council, 4, Letter- men's Club, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 3, Wrestling, 1 Forensics, 2. WOLF, MARY: Class Officer, 1, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, F.H.A., 1, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Court, 2. WUOLLE, LINDA: Annual Staff Member, 4, Newsclub Member, 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Library Club, 3, F.H.A., 1 Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo-Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensem- ble Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Library-Science Clinic, 3, Prom Queen, 3, Prom Court, 3, 4. YOUNG, MARIE: Library Club, 4, F.H.A., 1, 2, 3. 35 jfgg- 1:34-j 0 'Q,TEl5 'i:E Nw f , ,gk an I Eii F J If JUNIORS 7 . l . F E. Benish R. Bladl D. Anderson I. Baldwin S. Barto if ,4- J ,. li 5 l J. Boldon 'U . in 9 S. Conway 9 ., Mrs' all W rl Q31 7 19' , '! X wi I My A 1-. . .3 i, f Va, , M.. .., J X' , M I . 1 VV 1 ij J 9 'Y A ,f af ' K I H-,Y W I . L. Boston Briskey P. Bruha M. Buchal .,,. ,W . J . K .,..' .. ..., -' ,Y if: . f rv f nnnnn 5 3 N . , K H A . Q ' 5 J 1 W I W K , :lv ' Ni V . I., I , ' ' . ' ' x IR! - fav ...I -vw .,.:, Q .-wif ' 1 .2 Li, ,Q J. Daines N. Dalberg ' 5921. - f. I l 413' fl L. Dolezal 4 QQ ,,.., 36 ' , . ...,. . . N ,. 4-+1 as ,i5jf:,11'.3:' gif... ....,.u-:gf .1','f3.. Z7IIILZTf.,h-' P. Fronk .', 4. 1 .W-1 L A ' xy, 1' .17 M. Hofriehter 38 X D. Durkee P. Elliot C. Fanta E. Fanta . Q? V gf . 4 3 ,,l . I ' . ,. 5 1 hZ V Q, . . --' if we 3 fe' xv V g mln, x ,, af W . J ,nf A n ' ' 4 ' A. Fry Glick L. Geuder F. Hagenah v?AX E , SQA ' Q,- af , . , L . .., fa 'X 1 hi' J. Hooker S, Hora M. Hubbard Jirschele Y 'H .1 -' ' 1, Z' 3' , 'Ja ' 4 D. Bloor S. Butler S. Darcy S. Degner K. Dempsey wr ? I, Fgma S. Farley Z J. Harris P. Harris I. -3 i NNS-af .5 E. Johnson G. Kleindl CLASS OF '68 3 : 'ji' . L, Knadle Knower ,as XX J. Liska P. Lisker mf if as Z- - Lf gs I f ' X .F D. Neinast A. Novy M. Onsager . If --' ff Higgs mm x iffy, 4 a R as . NF' ' N' Iv 'i i : F 1 . '- is . Wi? W' 5:4 Af' ,iq .lr .gi sfp R. Roberts V. Rose Rosol K lx A - A 1 i., l J ' ,,,- .M--ur Y QA .2 f W .gs M. Sebranek M. Sebranek R. Shold is F. Vodak D. Williams L. Wilson zi mwyiyg-M . .5 I M 4. K x. - V W ' ' W 'Q J 'S' u f P' ' 1 s'1 'L' A' q M ! .. K , 6 EJ V B. Kriedeman C. Lawrence S. Leak I. Liska 16 P vi' ff ll, . IK 1' .1 L. Marshall R. McCoy fs P. Pacl M. Pliner 'f ax,,i . ,Z L k ,Q ,.. 1. , .... . T ,pix A ' R ff X lsiil. i ...... ..ss 2 Q Q, Q ' :: . . Mgr. X .1 5' 'H' . E. Rott R. Sake 'Cf J. Stanek P. Stanek o f ' R 691 i , P gif A .- :-' F 1. af ,if X . KV D. Woodruff Woods ,, D. Miller L. Myers 5 .. Q ,Q is 1 , Mi .lf f P 1 'rv 7 U 'Qi' wif - -H L. Revels Rich . - ' is .s gliflf .Q B. Schiller D, Sebranek a T' . f A .1 H x R. Stanek D. Tracy : , lx I 9: 1 -ai A , . T R' ,Q - I 9 tt t I . sg K - 1- . s-ii ..-9' - X' . ir D. Young P. Young 39 f 4 P SOPHDMORES . -E. f .5 A 9 2 . gy B, 'fag nil D. Baldwin D. Baldwin '35 f' 1::: . rf' Iggy-f. ji I no , . Z2 . wifi, .1 X V 'ax in 0 Vz ' gl ,V , fl A C. Bladl D, Blaha fa-'iw ls ' 0 V M 1 J! K W T N. Braithwaite B. Briskey 1.3 I J. Bam D. Bloor f 1, rm S. Buchanan J. Baltz ,fs C, Barbour In gy .,.. 'IJ . 1.-v I il 2 . 29' W ' 5 I VV .ff K -7 L Q 2' ,- S ' 4 x 4 X , ,.: ,Q 1 ' 5 , . 4 ' ' 'f T .. T if ' 'HT' ft 'T-w'? S' R. Bloor , Caucutt S. Bloor ,, f V A N 'fa Gia? 6 G. Cepek 5 'va jfiff' L. Benish ,-nv ii, D. Boldon A T i ,, J. Clausius Q 'fm ' W' -f'f l . f . ' 'V w gl 2.1742-5 I V f.- X . HTA .Kb , y .F -M , f , if ' T iq-1 3- ? ' N X I , af' 1 -' It V ' , ., . . , , .S 'T ,f A '. Lili: ' iw., f 1 .1 A, Coblentz Cunningham A. Dieck T. Diny T. Dolezal T. Dosch . B' .A ,.,, , T fs.. .. 'F T T C ' ' V A' .3 lf' f n fg . 1 . . p:::ff VV. Elmer S. Fiske R. Fitch M. Haase M. Hansbery P. Harris ' ii'i T . 0 dv ' --sv S. Havlik Henderson C. Holak C. Jacobson C. Janousek C. -johnson 40 V. Z W' ,K if ii- ,1-. 3 7 ,W X if I.. Johnson R. Johnson .W VIA? QM wg.,pdw . J. Lisker - ' 3 1' M ,E A ' -WIA . L gi S. Novachek CLASS OF '69 ,. . . rrrs 1 EZW6 1 ' ,FA vf' r ,'f'f 2 . 5 11 ' , fa ffif'4 .,,, ,vp ,, ..,.. , 34. .fQ.a,uNrc4l . G. Kleindl r.lllg 5' Q 'f k ' I . . jrlf' 2' 'L Z ,JI 'Vi V. Machovec Ziff , f. 1 if' 4 4.4 .. ,.,, ,,,,, l -A . ,, .. f fa, i- I Wt .. X, . 4 If S. Kolowrat ... l 'H 'H if 220- P 4? 4-fd W mx gb F , m ,. Y I 'F D. Marshall rw ff . X 5 P. Olson A. Parker 4. .1 4 1 X l -.-1 ,,,. gf :,..- ww- f ---'ff 2 .L 4 . P ..,.5 ma- A K I I i lf:- lrc - ef if R ll . M i n S lll , R S' 2- I .,,. . ' , ' ' fi ff' ff ' . W W L. Pliner vffjrv R. Snorek J. Rose ns. 5 f wv S ., -' I 'Q fl .X D. Stanek . lPl. M ll 1ll an l l i ' wr.. ,'f' Q 'l W ?W'??l P Q.7 5i ww all .... M Q , f - P. Sweeney M. Urban M. Vodak A. Rott 1- Q 4- . , L1 Tw J. Stanek 'uf R. 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Erpenbach vn fm.-. x . jg, ff QV ' ' .pa--J R. Fish B. Fronk . 'l'i..l ' 9' ,N I 1 .fa . 'S if M. Harris L. Hiiugh W I 'B W5 . v. fl -. ii I, ..5f'P:i.s A ,, . 1. . , . . I 15 is K. . '-xg., 4 -:- . ,f .L 'I 3 1 Q5 Q! 4. ,nl mimifl. .. D. Janousek L, Jangusek 42 T. Boston FRESHMEN xy 1 N. Briskey 'milf K. Conway W. Cunningham .SM - P' '.'-: 1 ' 1 RSE? i gg: '-', . Q' B ' R . ..,. f ' A .. if s ': ' -V Y TQ. .....A1-- yy f Ik Sfiiffl 1 A .. .gf ff . . .fff .ffl ,J Z ' If .1 ' .J W 8 D. Downing D. Durkee L. Erickson D. Erie E E 'A kk : .. 'fra' b A T92 Q 7,1 S ' sf I. J. Fanta . Q K + X S. Fanta Farley I l .ls - N . 'ff Q ff- - I K 49' lx tug, Li li .,.L . I X 3,....... X 2, 1 I X nf J. Fronk M. Geuder J. Glynn 1 -. fi lf A is -4 2- ' . -..ff .,r.... f :X , I L L -F X .. N x . L 4 - x A. Hooker L. Hooker R. Hynek it I K K .Q .... . . .:. L xi ff F so -M Yi X l f ibi S, Janousek G. Jefferies LI. Jirschele R. Field A. Good Y' gfb- S 'S' -.ff X L. JaDoul A , Q L I . Ill -wvxg vk LN K. Kahler ,.f.,,.p ' so B wigs- . . X .-43. 1 F X .4 . lf' F L. Kubarski CLASS OF '70 , fm, .. ' , ,,, K .- X., W , - Q S , , . , .-- We V ,4 l S., ' L ,V fd.. Mig, ? A, . 4 . , ' s . ' D. Kapuscinski L. Kapuscinski iiii . ' ' 1'N, 5 ':, fa... , LIL' Q A , , W. ,il I . D. Levy P. Lisker , , Mfg, gl S' V1 W f i C. Myhre K. Nelson J. Schiller K. Sebranek 9 . A Z 4 I Na Vi 1 U 'L Q YM., . . NJ D. Kouba R. Kouba .1e..,,. .P ,Z X, . A. f H S S. fi' ll' ' if . . 1 4 ,yy fl i if If irlllfgd D. Machovec D. Miller , . .,. f y , 4 lvl ,,.. . M n K' Q9 ' 4 gf B. Nofsinger N. Resac KI. Shaker 1, .4 I , Q KN S. Skala 1 J W x' Q 9 ' ' , . if M . Sweeney f,,,,' ,. wi? S... r ,. . .D is My M ,K IM 9 .fn .. ,W ,qv L W .I k , X . 6 AMN x J. Stanek Stekel A. Stowell K. Subera f l' V fiz i S 2 . S li fi, ln- ' li' , 1 I . E QC, C Sl.?7h'-ll I., Tydrich S. Tydrich D. Unbehaun E. Waldron Williams . fl' Tp 0 4,45 1, f f Q - lni x, . , 9 v f KK 5 Q J ,.,-.- . 195- 1 , V . ,, S A, F. Langer C. Lawrence 9. A ' ' '4 A P ff .:, . ' . use ., . ,.,g , , 2,4 . LX ,.,lf,3,,z5, I W fl' z Q ir , ' ' . .5 .1 . f J ,V ' .' J. Mislivecek D. Moore ll , gv, 1 fr ,A J X ,dv n ' i S. Roberts R, Sake .. .5 ns M Q l- D. Slama Sorenson ..? . . .....i. L' ? x A A ff , 4 , 1 4 f f V. T. Teed D. Tracy G. Withrow C. Wopat 43 Q I 'S . . s. , f f ' Y I CLASS OFFICERS Anvlsoks L o. , . t .4-vit . ,f .LM : ' '- 0' .Y ' , v I 1.6 71,--. 1 :' t 5' - ur,--+ I .,... , , 'f49'Us' .1'v9:f..Y4 X ,. , ,A LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Manning, Mrs. Schaller, Class Advisorsg Albert Hooker, Treas.g Dosch, Sccxg Janeen Fanta, Pres.g Ken Nelson, VP. 44 Mrs. Hall, Advisor Roger Stanek, President Patsy Fronk, Treasurer Joan Liska, Vice President Mary Scrbranek, Q' . Secretary ABSENT: Miss NVilda I I I I ,, ,,,.w 'A Jeanne Zaw- ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Smith, Treasurer Mary Hansbery, Secretary Nancy Braithwaite, Vice President Doug lNIarsliall, President Mrs. Grooms, Mrs. Hunter, Glass Advisors if LEFT TO RIGHT: Y i? ' sl A, J E A 133 :16 EIGHTH GRADE J. ,. ..:,1 ,,,,EX i a .3 4 -M 4' I .. E V, I, Y 7,3 ,,V: .. I lll wt. ... ., A Qb ij W A J I .. ir-3 A hll i?...'.. ei k Mr. S2-11dmifC S. Baldwin Barto E- Bruce M. Dolezal M. Fawcett ' ' k :'T .M A . ' V' ,gr ji X, - I V . Abmff ' A . more - X PHOTO NOY AVAHABLI , .4 Q Nor Avnuats ' f 1' .ff T .l K S. Gunderson T. Havlik B. Johnson B4 .lung K- K1CiHd1 R- Knadle , N Ev ff ' J. Mattison R- NCUWBSI H- Peterson ,ff ff if w I fi 4, VVVVV ' xjj 5 A, A 'ff f X , J , Mr. Moe Amberg R. Barbour J PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE N. Postel B, Rott D. Solchenberger ,. fle a: ,, I K K. , ,wi B . L. Stanek S. Stanek Verbsky ig LN J: I it 1-I gg? f 4 ,f Q N, Birdd R. Clary K. Dempsey I ,v,. fig Ms, ' a.w,, 723, f I 1 My V V Y 151, 'wif 5 2 , ? ' . L ' P . dv 5 f J 2 J ,,,, Q2 1:3 , - ' w.,,, ,QT W, Gaugfir J. Hansbery C. Janousek 46 M. Kauffman B. Knadle M. Kretche , .fy re . 613' K V f , I' f H. Geuder ti, 'YT ,S g e f L if .J J 1, . X- .2 J 'Q' J. Levy J. Stanek J Eff 'l.. ll a r ' w' ? j 'f g f . 5 'Z it 4 J. Vierck A. Eastman D. Leak CLASS OF '71 I -J -5:4 f Y . J. Liska D. Nachtigal P. Pacl Pesik R. Rosol s 525 34 A -o H- K S I Jk I Q ' A ' PQ, '2' L . - J MQ W W i ff? K. Stanek P, Stanek S. Sweatt f X rf QI? :Q Mr. Brairhwaire D, Bladl R. Berg J. Clark fs' W' X ,. ' 2 N as Q ai M. Fiske A. Hammer D. Hubbard K. Kahler K' Klfindl f r yi .-..,k is X A ra K .. Q A - X .w s ' M nw 1 gi 5. . - .I NCS? .sf A. t V yt' D. Libansky R. Mislivecek Nevsimal Peterson Rich 5 Wm W fr Q ' Kal C 1 ,,,'V C fl Rf M... ,L ' AVAILABLE K. Stanek M. Stanek S. Stenerson Thompson J ' - 1 A 5- I F E .. .. k Qs as I R. Slama M. Wolf 5 lix sff .ixi i is QD .14 R. Cunningham P. Knowcr M 7 V K 6 . 'i 'nf V V E 'We of 1 I3 Fm T. Sebranek 'stil' J. Verbsky M. Sosinsky ff? .yr 5. Williams 3 si ' . h . 57 D. Durkee 2' K 'NA L. Kriedeman ff 3 sh .44 X f JA S. Stcrba 9 ' EF ' J N .f 4 . D. Woods 47 Mrs. Marshall, f I ,af v xl Y 1 . 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Young Mrs. Johnson, lst Semester Mrs. Neitzel 2nd Semester 4. 6 41 V R , G+ 'ir 'MJ if Mrs. Fry Junior High Remedial Room CLASS OF '72 -arf' L-I D. Alderman, V. Bemdt, A. Buchal, D. Carpenter, R. Cunningham. in 55' 40 :1 1 ' Y f I igggf ,ofkff W f m? .Jima I C. Diny, D. Erpenbach, P. Fish, L. French, R. Fronk. N3 Q47 ' x 1 . 4 G. Housner, M. Johnson, W. Markee, W. Myhre, R. Novy. , V ., ,,-, , fx Vi . 1 2 AVAILABLE N ' I4 .- ' f ,g M G. Orsbourne, G. Parker, A. Peterson, Sebranek, T. Severson. N. Shaker, K. Stanek, L. Subera, W. Urban, N. Woodruff. l a 9 5 , ai 'ii ' X .3 1 w Q f Q. . I J. Wuolle 50 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES A-TEAM B-TEAM Row 1 -J. Clark, A, Eastman, R. Knadle, R. Barbour, O. Woods, Row 2 - Coach Benish, P, Knower, D. Durk- ee, L. Stanek, H. Peterson. Row 3 - R. Rosol, VV. Myhre, D. Alderman, Verbsky. Row 1 - Coach Moe, R. Evans, D. Erpcnbach, S. Nofs inger, Pesik, B. Pacl. Row 2 - D. Hubbard, D. Durkee C. Orsburne,-T. Sebranek,J. Verbsky, Row 3 - R. Rosol J. Peterson, A. Peterson, B. Cunningham, D. Alderman Row 4 - S. Sweatt, M. M. Dolezal, R. Fronk, R. Clary W. Myhre. fmlfisl Kneeling: T. Severson, Hansbery, Standing: Liska, M. Fawcett, L. Kriedeman. 2 f k x Q W: 3 fa Q 'W E, fs QAM! 5, gi fa 'X -I K 5 1 Q 5 I gpg . X E . I kwa - 53 I. V ik 4 -W ? .. I 9 1 S? Maw! 'J I 4 X i 5 ,. .4 .. K 3. A , M, 11. .T ,f 53 .ew vxry , 4 i Q., 'N A. .. ' am, Q. ... 4 . as. f'-1 'L A gfwv 'ai X -mf U 91 ' '- 'H F .H 'Y I X -As 3' ,ga fb- R 'TSQQ '- fm X ' M F . E A ' I 'Q x , ' .A fl 9 K 1' ' 1- we I R3 I - 4 -Sw 'f gy-. 'L I N f a vs 9 A ., gs 95: is V J. I 5 . if ' F 2 'F' 1 if 'Q ie.. Win. .QQ Lf' ff .. .,- - -uses Qi 5 J. f . D 'Q ' 5 I Q-. UAD SQ LL A TB 0 F0 966 W f I 3 1 S A 1 N ' .f Maxx . 171 . Af 7 1 'K ' H M Q I X ! arshall, C. Lind, L. Vlasak, D. gh, G. M 311 bach, L. H CII Em 2 - B. Bloor, L. OW w - R. Sebranek, G. Shear. R O T:R RIGH FTTO L11 i-I E. .C CD nd E. E 'S O 3 Q vi O C8 2 Q6 'E L2 52 QE 'S P Lf-I E. DQ QQ E 8 Q T CG 2 M 1-.I 0 OD N! C 63 m. 5 ' Q 5 E U if E E 2 :A CD J U C 53 .. UD od S P GJ .1 L ke, R. Snorek, Sa Johnson, S. Farley, R. ay, R. Stanek, E. arshall, S. Gonw 4 A W. Liska, G. Cepek, D. M A. Novy, Coach Manning. Row Manager, ow 7 - Head Manager. ubba L. Ron 3 o od .d 52 c U D3 4: U R kee, Coa rd, L- - :1 CI or,D M. H eeney, D Sweeney, Haugh, B on er, D. Kouba, L. on, P. Sw oor, D. janousekkl. L M. D. Erla dso Sha isk ker, 2 O :AJ N. ns .Q 3 M Stanek, D. Bl n hek, B. Fronk, R. arley, '43 yhre, Fish, J. F O as 5 o Z G. Kleindl, C. M ui K. Nelsorz Fronk, , Stekel, R. J. Ln ii 3 SLE Q2 rig' , IZ 'CJ E.,-6 oor, 3 E AU WL.. -gg CD Q Q 'EL .:: o as ol Um Q U 'T .6 OZ EXPERIENCE RAN SECOND T0 DESIRE Date Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Opponent Hillsboro 9 Kickapoo 10 6 16 N. Crawford 19 23 Westby 26 30 DeSoto 26 7 Wonewoc 14 Dad's Day 14 Brookwood 18 Homecoming V21 21 Weston 20 Cashton N .dfiyt Rough Going! Beginning the season with four returning lettermen put Tiger hopes for a high conference finish on shaky ground. Swift development ofinexper- ienced players was a must. Key injuries depleted the ranks of experience and the season became one of building for the future. The seniors were willing and aggressive and gave a good example to the younger boys. The underclassmen worked hard and many showed by their performances that good things are in store for the future. TIGERS ON OFFENSE COACH MILFRED L.. l The story of our season - No 11 QWestonj caught the ball' DICK SHOLD Jr Quarterback W Halfback lst Team All-Conf. CHUCK LIND LARRY ERPENBACH Sr. Tackle Sr. Halfback All-Conf. Honorable Mention '.1. L- we ' e W L ff? BILL BLOOR LEWIS HAUGH DALE WOODRUFF Sr. Guard Sr. I-Iallbaek W End Jr. Fullback - Halfback Most Valuable Player Award - ll.. .7,l,:l:, I Meanwhile, back at the locker room . . . LARRY VLASAK Sr. Tackle DOUG MARSHALL DICK LEVY BILL LISKA Soph. Center Sr. Tackle Soph. End MSMWZIQL Q fa A C Jay ' 12a2i111: 'l '7'l-I iV'N N '-I 1, 1 , .- nJ'i f..45 l'V ? ,ei ' .QV i ' I . : ,. ,,,. ,, Ax. , V My ,.... if C L ,, W, Ha.-1 4 wdkv-0 ra' .f CURT MARSHALL Sr. Guard - Tackle Team Captain All-Conf. Honorable Mention GARY KLEINDL 2nd Team All-Conf. Big Mike Award isstifftrerf RON STANEK ALAN NOVY Sr. Guard Jr. End - Quarterback All-Co nf. Honorable Mention CENTER: Head Coach T. Milfred Soph. Fullback LEFT: Assistant Coach M. Manning RIGHT: Assistant Coach R. Benish K-2 Q 55 K V, wr, .. ..,L of -LL ' 'Ly 111 ., f - . 2 ' f ,,1fx 5 -1 f, . x-i. . -.:: K f iss. 5 i 1 6 O .t 4 .., . Q? W . ,,.,,, S, .09 M Q ff- 1 . Q 45- K , f A x .f Y 1 ff A .A Vi, we . 14? l Q, . Oil as JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 -J. Stanek, P. Olson, L. Benish, P. Sweeney, D. Bloor,J. Lisker, S. Conway, R. McCoy. Row 2 - D. Bloor, G. Kleindl, D. Koubaul. Rich, S. Farley, F. Vodak, R. Snorek. Row 3 Y T. Dosch, S. Novachek, W. Liska, G. Cepek, R. Sake, E. Johnson. .f , uv as H Q 'S 5 - , ., , HT FRESHMAN TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - T. Boston, M. Sweeney, D. Koubanl. Fronk, D. Durkee, Farley, Shaker, K. Nelson. Row 2 - L. Haugh, W Fronk, R. Fish, D. Janousek, D. Erlandson, G. Myhre, G. Jefferies, Stekel. X HJ ,.....a:...... .. V1 A TEAM THAT WON'T BE BEAT CAN'T BE BEAT! COA Cl-IT G EY We , Lg A , ki ,g H , J., Ji ,,i,k-k ,ga C ,. 'fa 9 6 N riff 'TEN-Q-Hb f' i Qf DY Ek! H Q 52 is-H I ' WW 5 1 x fp gr! X X ,. C 5 3 h E S ,rgw W .6 K---,J v. . ff QQ2 CENTRAL CONFERENCE CHAMPS SCENIC 1966-67 ms 1 ,apr 01 Q adv. C.. ' IA R RY FRENC IH ROGER FISH 3- 1' JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - D. Kouba, Phillippi, L. Benish, P. Sweeney, A. Dieck, S. Conway. Row 2 - M. Manning Coach, F. Hagenah, T, Dosch, D, Marshall, B. Liska, R. Stanek, R. Snorek. FRESHMAN TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - D. Miller, R. Fish, D. Erie, D. Slama, T. Boston, C. Myhre, M. Sweeney, Dulanousek, Guleffries, K. Nelson. Row 2 -J. Wanless - Coach - S. Fanta, Fronk, D. Erlanclson, Shaker, D. Durkee, S. Skala, Glynn, R. Hynek. 1 5 ' gs ' 'ii1azs,,ef,gsig:gz1iy-'ze 2 :-- Royall Weston Westby N. Crawford Brookwood Desoto Cashton West Salem Wonewoc Kickapoo Weston Westby N. Crawford Brookwood Desoto Cashton Wonewoc Kickapoo I O Strong Defense . SEASON RECORD 66 Hillsboro 40 68 Hillsboro 75 34 Hillsboro 64 47 Hillsboro 57 64 Hillsboro 77 48 Hillsboro 70 36 Hillsboro 87 61 Hillsboro 75 47 Hillsboro 65 45 Hillsboro 56 41 Hillsboro 48 55 Hillsboro 69 54 Hillsboro 65 65 Hillsboro 78 41 Hillsboro 83 37 Hillsboro 45 41 Hillsboro 67 59 Hillsboro 74 Accurate Shooting! The Hillsboro Tigers repeated as Scenic Central Champions this season sporting a 16-0 conference tally. This is the sixth time in nine years Hillsboro teams have finished on top in the conference standings. Throughout the season the Tigers boasted ratings in the Little Ten g at one time reaching the num- ber two position. Fine coaching by Mr. Tangney, talent, and hard work enabled our team to reach such goals this year. The backbone of the team consisted of seven seniors, but five underclassmen gained substantial experience for the future. TOURNAMENT SUB-REGIONAL Hillsboro 84 New Lisbon Hillsboro 84 Necedah REGIONAL FINALS Hillsboro 40 Brookwood A is-ussujiw Q , S... . wi '-vm NW . ,...........- Q, ...- A N.,, ' .-1' . .. Q ,..-sy.. , Q? -3 RESTLING TEAM 1966-67 ovachek, F. Vodak, R. Roberts, P. Harris. underson, R. Levy, A. Subera, S. N oach G -C ow 3 Vcc. R SEASON RECORD Hillsboro Barneveld 32 Hillsboro Weston 31 Hillsboro La Farge 21 Hillsboro Kickapoo 28 Hillsboro Westby 35 Hillsboro La Farge 19 Hillsboro N. Crawford 44 Hillsboro Kickapoo 31 The 1967 wrestling team compiled a 2-6 dual +3 'L v meet record under the new leadership of coach Gun- derson. They also had three boys, Dick Levy, Leon- ard Knadle, and Bob McCoy, qualifying at the Wes- ton Invitational and the Scenic Central Conference Tournament. At the Regional Wrestling Tourna- men-t Dick Levy placed second, Arnold Subera third, and Bob McCoy fourth. Eighteen boys participated in wrestling with only two of these being seniors. The experience gained by underclassmen should contribute greatly to Hills- boro's wrestling in future years. LEONARD KNADLE 112 pounds Won 11 - Lost 4 - Y M A .. R-N.....t DICK LEVY Heavyweight Captain - MVP Won 15 - Lost 2 BOB MCCOY 120 pounds Won 9 - Lost 7 Q4 ARNOLD SUBERA 180 pounds Won 5 - Lost 6 VOLLEYBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: S S 1 Row 1 - D. Levy, R. Stanek, C. Erwin, D. Fanta, R. Stanek, B. Liska. Row 2 - Coach C. Roberts R Sno rek, S. Conway, L. Benish, Stanek, T. Dosch. Row 3 A D. Marshall, L. Haugh, A. Deick, Lisker. L COACH MR. ROBERTS Five championships in five years is proofthat Hillsboro always has had good volleyball teams. Last year the team won both the Con- ference and Regional Tournaments. Whitefish Bay finally defeated the team in the Sectionals. Mr. Roberts and his players are looking for- ward to another promising year. 1 if if 'a.v..,,q-Q ' ,K -L .r ,, 4 GOLF F LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Snorek, K. Coach: D. Gammon. IQ LARRY FRENCH ....,. 'F'-an I I Mm- at Dempsey, Schneider. R. Fish, L. French, A. Novy, Knower, D. Shold, Hagenah. Hillsbords 1966 golf team had a successful season. Our team, coached by Mr. David Gammon, teed their way to a season record of seven wins and one tie. They ended the season by finishing second in the Conference Tournament at the Spring Valley Golf Course. Larry French won the medalist trophy at that meet. ...PM ,gs ,, 2 as Il JIM SCHNEIDER JOHN HAGENAH ,aa K x .lg Il !! 29:5 BASEBALL LEFT TO RIGHT, Row l: G. Kleindl, M, Cunningham, D. Shold, L. Erpenbach, S. Farley, D. Mattison, F. Hagenah, P Sweeney. Row 2: D. Bloor, D. Kouba, L. Benish, D. Fanta, D, Bloor, B. Bloor, A. Dieck, S. Conway, B. Liska. Row 3: M. Mar kee. Daines, T. Fawcett, R. Fish, L. French, L. Haugh, C. Erwin. Coach: P. Tangney. Weston Kickapoo New Lisbon Cashton Brookwood Westby Royal Mauston '-mf 'ff 4 . ' - - .1 . , M K I . 'sf ff 1 ,. - 'k ' sf 5 -..2v2sis4.,., 'l -- 'fbhl-iv. 1 A ,. S .i-11195-'.2Si1-Liig'mx- F -1. .,G11ef'- 66 5 Hillsboro 6 Hillsboro 3 Hillsboro 3 Hillsboro 5 Hillsboro 5 Hillsboro 1 1 Hillsboro 6 Hillsboro The baseball team, coached by Mr. Tangney, compiled a record of3 wins and 4 losses in regular season play and 1 loss in tournament. The team showed eagerness, worked conscientiously, and gave their every effort to accom- plish victory. fTournamentj T L o E M w I F s A w H C A E U T G T H LARRY FRENCH ROGER FISH s L T A E R V R E Y D 1-3 A R I P N E E N S B A C H TRACK Row 1 A C. Marshall, D. Levy, T. Fronk, S. Daines, R. Bladl,J. Buchal,J. Harris, L. Haugh, M. Cunningham. Row 2 A M. Hubbard, A. Kaukl, T. Dosch, R. Stanek, S. Buchananml. Rich. D. Field, Coach T. Milfred. Row 3 A D. Stanek, L. Benish, D. Marshall, G. Cepek, T. Degner, D. Neinast, Phillippi. The 1966 track team did an excellentjob of representing Hillsboro High. Track is a sport which requires a great deal of strength and endurance. Boys who participate in this sport dedicate many hours of strenuous practice in preparation for their particular event. Special recognition should be given who excel in this sport, such as Jake Harris, who did an outstandingjob in the mile run. Tony Fronk placed high in the shot put, as did Steve Daines in the high jump, Al Kaukl also did a fine job in discus throwing. We at H.H.S. are very proud of these boys and the fine job they have done representing our school. Left A Jake Harris run- ning the mile Right A Al Kaukl throwing the discus 68 l CHEERLEADERS PAM LISKER f I - x MARY HANSBE RY JOAN LISKA LINDA MYERS A-TEAM ?I'I Q, , fvw fy, mia I . ,- 1 .4 ,pf D, .3 ,I .V .-A . ,Cpu , I P.-X'I'RICIIA BR.'XITHXVAI'I'E B-TEAM JE.-XNNE DOSCH i 9 UNH? JENVEL HARRIS K PENNE PACL PAT LISKHR KAREN SMITH PEP SESSION :: f2:' f'f '1s KI Z . nl , 23: SVS is ?f'r wx , '5j 'if, 14? 4 xk . 2M1 fx'x.' Z A .iv ,AK 4 4 L W 1 ,V ux'A'x Ai. K, gi' fi ,mfr . 32 ' egg 1-:fi as fa-. f- x 'W Q V 95711 if ', gg M, 5 iii ,gg .5 M, x 15 :wg vii -ii it H 1: an wwf' mm C .x Q IE - ND BA OR SEN -1 CL, elm 2-25' iii'-if P52522 wig A. 5,34 ge cgi' M Aahqs' M JC 0,5275 6 dw cgi-S 225' disc' Q :E 4ST CQ ' Haig? 524 CQ.: ,-, 5537? .1 4: 8 Em Q55 55215 35454 mo.: ,C CI OJ fa 5 GS-54' gub- 551 ' QTUSEA :523 ai?-Q E T: imma: E AQ ETJ' C222 1-C,-ELC. :ESJLLE Elf:-5 .Ng-I DJJf ' EQ? 2: LE C . S0815 gf CI Jjadi, JSE-As ,INJQ -EEO: iii an :lj 'E ' - Jigs :ZW f aim 5034 21:53 mime DSL '-1 ,Ju-'xr'-a .MEL L52 -,Viv SST, zygfi' MN af-ai C355 PAM? lifgfi 2:55 QYFEM MCH, E t. ' A lllith A bsen t R0 L. .J B . Sd . ke ' A ' N Ov y ' J . .jirgc . he le OUR BAND Band is an organization for students interested in the performance of instrumental music. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Wlhite the 1966-67 band has again presented many fine performances. In marching and concert events the Hillsboro High School band, displaying their impressive new orange, black, and white uniforms, have done an excellentkjob of representing our school. VVe at H.H.S. are in- deed proud of our band. p v i , :.tt ..,, xsis. , we , X. , ' 'wt,M..,,.s'1' K . lie k thpt , j E..-f. . . .N pf -lass if tl,ttu 5 L, K f- t K r--r- ,,- if -. F 1 -' .. 'lf . . -- ' ' I ' w ill? ' ff? '-li I . ,..- Q . il.. M 1. . vu ,,..,,. .. ,..,,. ....,..,.. . 3, ' .yn K 1 .. . Y h Z u I . .A , a ,f 'j. 0 .. E .1 1 R B 5 W I' if Z . 1 f 5. Y Q .. ,AYQI 5 , . -1 4 ,. l ' ' ' R ig- K . . Y ., E X typip I I WW . Y...-. S Q X, Y . . 4 . ta ss 3. LEFT TU RIGHT: Row l - C. Lawrenceml. Dosch, V. Barnes, Lila- a' Doul, K. Sebranck, S. Jzinousck. Row 2 - S. Tyclrich. R. Sake, D. Levy. D. Downing. L. Kahzirski. Row 3 -lj. Fanta..I.Jirschvle. T. Bos- ton.J. Glynn, A. Stowell. Row 4 - Ii. Haugli. S, Skala. Kxlanousek. R. Kouha - FRESHMEN Our Director - MR, YVHITE 113+ QI .ki PEP BAND - I Wal' f' Q I . ,IX 4- ,H B- , . hh V , ' , . V ,, ,,h ,N k , ,gs 4 1 ix 'cl :S ln- N ... .I L '7 ' v ' . .- 8 , y ,,,, , ,gif ' Q , YQ., :Lg-.4 nik.,- ,-, .4 ,Y rl, 3 Q ', -, N. ' X, . us i wg WF? 'A ,Y 'fu ,S LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - Director Mr. R. VVliitc. I. Fziritaul. Liska, L. Myers. Cjanousck. L.-Izinousck, B. Fronk, K. Verb' sky. E.Wopa1. B. Pzicl. L. YN'uollc. L. Bouslon. P. Stanck. S. Harm. A. Coblentz. Row 2 -J. Baltz.J.Junechek, D. Nale. E. Rott C. I,awrci1ee.uI. Dosrli. Y, Barnes. L.kIaDoul. K. Scbrzincrk. S,-I2lIIUL1SCli,XY. Rick. L. NVilson. K. Smith. C. Lawrence. C. Erlund- son. Row 15 - G. Klvincllxl. Slunek, G, Levcrc-nz, P. Fronk. D. Downing, B. Krvicleman, Tydricli, R. Sake, D. Levy, Rulolin- Son, S. Conway, L, Kulbarski, R. Peterson, R. Liska. Row 4 - R. llronk, C.. Liska, D. Neinz1st,J. Rich, Novacliek, T, Boston, J.Jirsclic-le.LI. Glynn. C. Bladlul. Fantu. S. Fiske, A. Roll. D. Kouba, A. Stowcllxl. Teplv. B. Libanskv. Row 5 - D. Baldwin, L, Haugli. 'l' Doscli. D. Marshall. Skala. K. Qlzinousckuj. Jirsehelc. A. Smith. L. Rott. Kouba. P. l3ruha. V. Rose, B. Elmer. 0 xi' li ' x t l I I 'I i .1 I .tr ' ,il l ' A' X, ,I ,W f' 1 in fy , . I 'rig 1'3 if ,I .J 'ig X k I im.. - Ev xk fr 1 1 f I i ..,wff'f' l fr' ..--w ' . I ' ' ' ypb p , ' ' . . sf, ., A ' ' . ' . '11 93 1, A h . K g xg? . .. 941 ' i. , mug- . ,. W A an l - , . - . . I Y.: 1 . S - . M r 'M . . em '-wie. . ii ' ' .gl A 'w . ab- . . f-- 'W'-,1 .gk 1' . . .. f , Q, ,L mn . W J J, K V.. ,K f ..- ,, uw. . i lm.. 5' 'NI .. f 2 ,Q gcc' Y ' xfi f 5 N g. V 2 jf I l ,V ,jig g .gf w1h+,.'L.4-W .WMM 511.-Aliddf I CAROLE ERLANDSON N N M A R Y H A N S B E R Y 42 i Q E E ..f L1 aa L-4 rw ,- P-v-1 v-41 2 Q. zu .- -E? .1 IC I A Z J U : ra x 6 xl -3 : 5 .- 42 : 2 Lk M E it V w C-4 5 O ur 'U 2 Li mf E .E 5 2 Q rf s.. C CE ,E W fd Q F m Q Qc C iw. Lu .1 .I I P. Fro11k.P. 14 ., .-C Q U E ms '-w '-: 1 ve- 3 rr d c m P .1 w ,-1 Q .S cv Q F: af .. rs 7 a .C .-1 N s.. CQ Q. f ': S-1 TJ IE 6 if u gc E 'w ,- A. .-. 5 k. Gued ,M U vw Z A .-1 rf .Q 2 ! C6 KI. eld, L. Haugh nr1inghz1m.R.Fi Cu I Dainvs. R. 2 LJ rr J Ji E 5. .1 'i J U : cv ... va 5 Z .2 v-I DJ T5 C 3 LL. Li .. L4 U .Q M :Z .AZ ea 'U V c .f T, ': 5-1 as I CLI 'cf : f-1 U 5 E V : LC Li 5 rs : H: .E U : 5 Bi. H di Z .1 OUR CHORUS The Hillsboro High School chorus is an organization of students who enjoy performing vocal music. They gain an understanding and an appreciation of all types of music through their performances. Under the leadership of' Mrs. Deanna Holak, our chorus has presented many outstanding performances during the 1966-67 year. For their efforts we, the students of H.H.S., thank them. +e.W...,c,,, ,,,t.fWa..+..M W .mw,..iN..w..... 4- V A 'ifgw fi . Our Chorus Teacher - MRS. HOLAK ea fa N i ig I -A 1 ' 1 5lsd 7' ,ff if 5 f A 5 fm. 77 1966 PROM QUEEN an KING LINDA d LEWIS ,. 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WMM, ,, ,,,.V,,..,.,, , f . ,,,,.., .,.L:w:Q,.,f,awvferw. M,w.:f ,,,,:ff-.Lux hp, g,,M,, -fgm,g:yf5,,,,My-g ,WW-f+ ff H K7 ' . V. ,f'ff'2if1Efwfiff2,. ' V f ..., '- mm , , , . ,, . ,.,, gk 3 B1 E, f .. Q, 1: Q S K ig W - M fl' , 1455? i. ' ,.,......0-M I in ,, 'fiffisf k , , I until-'ve 1966 HOMECOMING if Quik 4' COURT OF HONOR Homecoming festivities officially opened Thursday night, October 13, at 7:30 p.m. The evening began with skits presented by various classes and orga- nizations and ended with a bonfire and speeches by senior football players and ' M'lf d the coaches. The King and Queen were crowned by Coach and Mrs. 1 re before the skits began. The 1966 Homecoming King and Queen were Curt Marshall and Nancy Baltz. The parade was held the next day at 2:15 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. the Hillsboro Tigers opposed the Brookwood Falcons in an ex- citing football game. The Tigers were defeated 18 to 2. After the game the Homecoming Dance was held in the high school gym. The court for the 1966 Homecoming was as follows: Juniors - Dale Woodruff and Patsy Fronkg Sophomores - Doug Marshall and Sue Kolowratg Freshmen - Jim Fronk and Jeanne Dosch. The theme for the dance was 'fMoonlight Serenadel' and the gym was deco- rated accordingly. This will surely be a memorable event for all who parti- cipated. KING AND QUEEN AND REPRESENTATIVES After the Grand March Duh! I thought I could get away with it. More dancing . . . Pat Fronk 81 Dale Woodruff Sue Kolowrat SL Doug Marshall 6 Jeanne Dosch SL Jim Fronk 89 r E FORENSICS M4-'4 L'AA JUNIORS - SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 A Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Schaller, C. Erlandson, Lulanousek, L. VVuolle, P. Braithwaite, G. Leverenzul. Lynch, D. Goblentz. Row 2 fjxlanechek, V. Rick, S. Barto, L. Boston, L. Myers, B. Kriedeman, V. Rose, P. Bruha, E. Rott, B. Fronk. Row 3 - G. Lawrence, M. Sebranek, P. Stanek, I. Fanta,J. Harris, P. Lisker, P. Pacl,J. Teply, R. Shold. Row 4 - D. Anderson, Stanek, G. Miller, Strait, P. Fronk, C. Fanta, Liska, L. VVilson, L. French, L. Rott. FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORES LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - S. Fiske, S. Havlikhl. Baltz, K. Subera, Mrs. Schaller. Mrs. Hall. Row 2 - L.JaDoul, V. Barnes S. Buchananhl. Fanta, S. Roberts, C. Wopathl. Dosch. Row 3 - D. Unbehaun, N. Resac, S. Tydrich,J. Hendersonml. Rose, K Smith, M. Gaucutt, M. Harris, M. Voclak. Row 4 - A. Rott, L. Hooker, M. Hansbery, D. Kouba, N. Braithwaite, S. Bloor, D Thompson, J. Baltz. FORENSICS ln LARRY ROTT GRETA LEVERENZ Prose Reading Extemporaneous .rv LARRY FRENCH Significant Speech SUSAN BARTO, CHRISTINE LAWRENCE Prose Readings mucim PRACTICE PAYS . . DICK SHOLD Four-minute Speech Mf Jewel Harris practices with Mrs. Schal- Ier. Four-minute Speech i 2ecc V , - 'cii JEAN JANECHEK PAT BRAITHWAITE Original Oration Poetry Reading SENIOR CLASS PLAY LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Leverenz, Student Director, Mrs. Staffon, Director, Strait, Student Director. THE STORY OF THE PLAY Here is the rootinlest, tootin'est, funniest satire on the Old West to ever gallop across a stage. Now it all started when Ambrose Groves and Bert Miller, a couple of would be vaudeville co- medians, were crossing the desert, headin' Galiforny way. But right out in the middle of said desert, they were booted off of the train and onto their own, 'cause someone had picked their pockets - the pockets where their tickets and all of their money was. So picking themselves up, they start trudging across the desert, and in a couple of days they blow into Dead Man's Gulch, the wildest, the wooliest, the roughest spot in the whole West, where everybody fights every- body else, and blood flows like Old Faithful. Now it so happens that Homer the Kid and his pal, Gun Smoke Garter, the two most hard- ridin' cow-pokes whatever straddled a saddle, were expected to breeze into town at any mo- ment, to quell the shootinl. So when Ambrose and Bert hobble in, they are mistaken for the Westls most fearless cowpunchers, and oooh, what happens to them! Ambrose is taken for the hero, Homer the Kid, and from there on out, it,s a knockdown on the stage, and a dragout of laughs from the audience, ,cause bungling Ambrose, hero Ambrose, winds up by doin' every- thing opposite from what the cowpunchers' union calls for. He gets everything in a terrible state. He doesnlt get the goods on the crooked sheriff, he,s completely beaten and soundly trounced by Hoot Owl Pete, and he,s practically hung by Stinkweed. He doesn't get the hero- ine, Nancy, either. But he does get things in the most devastating of devastating messes. P- GOMMITTEES: LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Lind,J. Fronk, G. Boldon, M. Fitch, R. Stekel, G. Erlandson, L. Janousek, G. Boldon, R. Gunningham, L. Herdliska, V. Rick, G. Miller, and Lynch. CAST OF CHARACTERS 'R SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Fronk, L. Wuolle, P. Braithwaite, C. Erlandson, D. Coblentz, P. Lind. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT R Stanek, L. Haugh, R. Fish, L. Rott, C. Knower, C. Marshall, S. Buchanan, Clausius M Hubbard Roger Fish ..... Lewis Haugh . . . Larry Rott ..... Chuck Knower . Curt Marshall . . jim Clausius . . . Nancy Martin . . Linda Wuolle . . Delores Coblentz Patricia Braithwaite . . Penny Lind .... Carole Erlandson .... Mike Hubbard . Ron Stanek .... Steve Buchanan. .........Dan'l Ambrose Groves . . . . Bert Miller .Sheriff Crandel .Hoot Owl Pete . . . . .Stinkweed . . . .Bette Fronk . . .Anne Martin ......Posie ........Beth ....Mrs. Sprool ........Lena ....First Man ...Second Man .......Judge Www :A an , INTRAMURALS GIRLS' BOWLING Aw, Shucks Form?? Oh no, I already got TH OUR SCHOOL . . . wuzysv. V -aiu.- Science wing after a second hour chemistry experiment. As you can see, Mr. Roberts, we believe, is shouting something about some 'ggoony birdsw. -ni The cafeteria after one of those violent Sophomore mixers, that Mrs. Hunter keeps mentioning. Five minutgg after dismissal, Sometimes the administration resorted to drastic measures to keep us in school. Let's hurry girls, Miss W'ilda isn't going to stand out there with that The trophy case after the Seniors leave. apple on her head all day. 4h1.4...f .M 3 -w NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .P A A LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - Mrs. Schaller, A. Novy, C. Marshall, L. Wuolle, P. Pacl. Row 2 -J. Liska,J. Baltz, C. Liska, D. Marshall, W. Liska, L. Rotthlxlirschele, T. Dosch, A. Smith,J, Baltz, I. Fanta. Row 3 !J. Stanek, M. Hansbery, Cv. Leverenz, Strait, M. Sebra- nek, C. Fanta, L. Boston, D. Fanta. IIIIIIII' IMI .Ad A B51 IIIIHIIII lllkilllii Mrs. Schaller, Advisor, Annette Smith, Student Council Representative, Alan Novy, Vice-President, Curt Marshall, President, Linda Wuolle, Secretary, Penne Pacl, Treasurer, Lucinda Boston, Student Council Representative. 98 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X Z it 6 S 'f 5 f S 7 Qi ' 4 5 L The aim ofNational Honor Socie- ty is to stimulate high scholarship, constructive leadership, purposeful service, and worthy character. The constitution ofthe Hillsboro Chap- ter specifies that candidates shall be members of the sophomore, junior, or senior classes and must have a B average. This year the members of the organization participated in a tutoring program in which students were helped in subjects which caused them difficulty. LIBRARY CLUB - LEVI1 TO RIGHT: Row 1 f Mrs. Hunter, P. Liskerul. Stanek, M. Hansbery, L. Herdliska. Row 2 - I. Liska, V. Rick,xI. Ha1'ris,J. Fronk, M. Young, P. Campbell, B. Libansky, C. Fantaul. Rosol. Row 3 -J. Strait, L. Wilson, P. Braithwaite, M. Fitch, Teply,J. Henderson, S. Leak, E. Rott. Mrs. Hunter, Advisor, Pam Lisker, Student Council Representativegjudy Sta- nek, President, Mary Hansbery, Secretary-Treasurerg Linda Herdliska, Student Council Representative. Absent - Alice Roberts, Vice-President. 45 'V H 5 WD to ' ma yb-f gf The Library Club consists of stu- dents who act as student librarians during their free hours. Not only do they assist Mrs. Hunter, but they gain knowledge and experience from working with books and other li- brary materials. 99 ld ll 4 STUDY NG VOCATIONAL E NAT ONAL IU G! D I- .1 D U ZAT ON FOR BOYS I00 ORGAN 'avi .Q J lv .5 14 .A ,WUI awww, ,mf A W rf 5- 1 S.: 2 .E U cn .2 .:: n M M Q.. rs E :vs CQ c as H cn Cd 0 .Q :Q cn ri -o L-4 NS .Q .Q :S I E ms .. :: F3 I-T-4 Q L. E G L: 412 'U 0 O S-4 .C U CID E Ac. GJ CI mi .. UD cd JZ N -cs o P Lal Q5 A4 as rn Q4 l 3 o D4 F : S2 Q: 0 P E2 LI-I A r,J W. Fronk. Row 3 A L Dolezal, ek, W. oor, N. Briskey, ra, oberts,xI. Rich, M. Bl uder, R. Field, D. Miller, R. McCoy, D. Bloorhl. Stanek, R. R Langer, A. Stowell, M. Ge Row 24 F. S-1 U .2 cu .G UD '-Q L: 3 3 E L- :1 M Q l YT' 3 O DG :E 3 B-4 I M. E 2 cn Q -C. an : N :II .J Sq. U . E E J L. U .-N4 in 51 Q.. QC T5 A4 Q9 fn '45 J. U ill : O c: mi '7 Q L. CU UD . E Q2 O Z Ld i N 3 : o U Elf 2. 'cn 5 .i J. U 4: 22 .Q U an Q E .Lf CQ od i : U S s: O VJ -:J : :Q T L11 Q Ad. U cd E3 C td I-I-4 ui l nfl 3 O Q: .E a E NS D3 an E 5 3 2 r...T 5 S Fu M. o .Q 'F Q E. E 'U T6 fff Q G. O 5 Q4 .c .'Z'. E KD L1-I 5 od E.- Q93 V, L- Q.: 9 Q.: CID CD FM. O -C. .2 I-L. -E M: F YN I M. 3 QJ O- Q.: U 5 Darcy. ha, al , ooker, P. Harris, S. Buchanan, ham, H J. Cunning . 2' E: N I :ll M. U 'E O III .i 8. 5 '45 '1 O 5 - : 'ii E-4 .i G. E 5 ui U. U 9 of America Farmers Future U -G +4 Q.. O L-Q U 4-3 D4 G5 -C1 U O s.. O .-Q .2 E U .Q F 3 si GS Q2 2 various ed in CD GS D0 CI OJ 2 .- .:: ssful UCCC TS oyed anothe 'Er U VJ E 5.60 QE EE -3153 5..,N :E EI.. NE U2 Z: 4:35 3.5 O8 fe so H2 ,jess N2 0: ka: Urn 'EE H.: :S OH .cvs gn: E QV. Fc-4 2: 3:23 92 'Sian MGS E Q-4 O C1 O IE 9. EE Q-CL 53 Wx-Q EQ- '-'S 1-4 U -3:1 CE DE Qu O U EE 5.2 :Im cn..Q Q2 ,EO Urn 34: ?N4-3 .'If-A CFU :sw E.. Ee OID 'U O A Chuck Absent nek, Secretary, oger Sta elR rs bera, Sentm Su Treasurer, Jim bard I. Presiden Lind, Vice- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA L .L 'xx ,lA , . 3. Q-Q X, f. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 A Culanousek, V. Rick, S. Leak, N. Baltz, R. Liska,J. Baltz, E. Wopat, P. Campbell. Row 2 -J. Daines,j. Rosol,J. Strait, Mrs. Groomshl. Baltz, G. Leverenz, C. Erlandson. Row 3 - I. Lind, D. Nale, C. Holak, M. Haase, S. Bloor, B. Liban- sky, R. Stekel. Row 4 - M. Young, J, Barbour, L. sIaDoul, S. Roberts, Daines, G. Withrow, Fronk. in l-XX if ' LNRQ. A S7 ,'fiAKY Row 1 - Sharon Leak, Secretary, Nancy Baltz, Vice-President, Ruth Liska, President, Janice Baltz, Treasurer, Mrs. Grooms, Advisor. Row 2 -Janice Strait, Student Council Representative, Colleen Janousek, Recreation Chairman, janet Baltz, Student Council Representative, Patsy Campbell, Reporter, Elaine Wopat, Historian, Valerie Rick, Parliamentarian. ,cw Q' 1 1 5 pa Q. E f 2 ll- , fl 2' QSW ' 5' 46 ,LO '-NNN NEW YW The Hillsboro Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has had a very successful year. It has become more involved in school and civic ac- tivities and has brought pride to the school. Under the direction of Mrs. Grooms, the girls have learned many homemaking skills. These will be espe- cially helpful to the girls in the future as homemakers of tomorrow. IOI NEWSCLUB 92 T LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - A. Novy, L. W'uolle,xI. Liska,J. Strait, P. Braithwaite, R. Liska. Mrs. Hunter. Row 2 - Harris, A. Smith, L. janousek, I. Fanta, N. Baltzxl. Tydrich, C. Fanta, C. Liska. Row 3 - Y. Rose, P. Pacl, P. Lisker, L. Myers, B. Fronk, M.W'o1f, C. Miller, G. Leverenz, Row 4 - B. Kriedeman, M. Hansbery, P. Fronk, M. Caucutt, K. Smith, C. Bladl, D. Nale, S. Fiske, C. Marshall. Row 5 - T. Dosch, L. Benish, D. Marshall, D. Kouba, R. Shold, D. Neinast, L. French. 'f PW? , t Iwi ,X l X ,ta f' The Newsclub takes pride in its school publication, the uEchoette,'. Members of this or- ganization are recommended by the English teachers. They work diligently to compile school news that will be of interest to the student body. The Newsclub Row 1 - Linda Wuolle, Secretary, Joan Liska, Assistant Editorg Janice Strait. Editor, . . provldes an opportunity for stu- Pat Braithwaite, Treasurer. Row 2 - Alan Novy, Student Council Representative' - . I . Mrs. Hunter, Advisor, Ruth Liska, Student Council Representative. ClCf1IS to galil CXIJCFICDCC 1I'1 Wflt- ing and reporting. I02 'P STUDENT COUNCIL 'Q Q.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - Mr. Wlhite. A. Novy, C. Marshallul. Strait, R. Liska. Row 2 - B. Baldwin, M. Sweeney, D. Neinast, L. French, L. Rott, W. Liskamj. Jirschele, T. Dosch, L. Vlasak, L. Haugh, R. Stanck. Row 3 - L. Herdliska, L.Bos1on,j. Baltz, P. Lisker, A. Smith, P. Stanek, I. Fanta, D. Unbehaun, G. Leverenz, L. Janousek. . . hir. VVhitc, Advisor, Alan Novy, Vice-President: Curt Marshall, President: Janice Strait, Secretary: Ruth Liska, Treasurer. The Student Council is made up of two student representatives from each organization and each class. The Council functions as the voice of the student body - to convey the ideas of the students to the administration. They are a vital part of our school and are doing a commendable job. IO3 PEP CLUB Q - A LEFI' TO RIGHT: Row 1 - K. Smith,J. Dosch, P. Lisker, L. Myers, Liska, Miss Wilda, P. Braithwaite, M. Hansbery, P. Lisker, P. Pacl,xI. Harris. Row 2 -J. Strait, R. Liska, G. Lcverenz, P. Stanek, P. Fronk, B. Kriedeman, P. Bruha, C. Liska, I. Fanta, Lxlanousek. L. Wuolle,J. Teply, K. Verbsky, D. Anderson. Row 3 - C.Janousek,J. Baltz, D. Nale,xI. Bold0n,J. Daines, S. Roberts, C. Lawrence V. Barnes, K. Erpenbach, C. Miller, I. Liska, M. Buchal, D. Tracy, L. xIaDoul. Row 4 A D. Williams, M. Sebranek, C. Erlandsonkj. Barbourhl. Henderson,,I. R0se,J. Glick, S. Hora, L. Boston, M. Sebranek, M. Caucutt, N. Braithwaitc, S. Tydrich, N. Resac, K. Sub- era. Row 5 - G. Withrow, L. Geuder, E. Fanta, M. Hofrichter, M. Fitch, R. Fronk, R. Peterson, P. Lind, C. Fanta, S. Barto, C. Law- rence, Stanek,J. Fanta. Row 6 - V. Rose,AI. Baltz, M. Hubbard, D. Unbehaun, E. Wopat, S. Havlik, N. Baltz, A. Smith, B. Fronk, L. Herdliska, M. VVolf. Q 'Q .- Q 'IU-L ,2 -'J ii The Pep Club was organized to help promote sportsmanship and school spirit at athletic events. Members ofthe club form the nucle- us of the cheering section. They also select the Homecoming theme each year and are responsible for the dec- oration ofthe gym. The club has done a splendid job this year, and has surely proved themselves to be , ...sf 0 , tttstt 1 m . s I Hthe spirit behind the teamn. Miss Wilda, Advisor, Beth Kriedeman, Secretary-Treasurer, Patti Bruha, Vice- President, Carolyn Liska, President, Lynnette janousek and Irene Fanta, Stu- dent Council Representatives. I04 lETTERMEN'S CLUB Right side' oli H . l RON'l' TO BACK: XY. lilnier, YY. Bloor. Cl. Kleindl. L. liI'IJi'IllJHL'll. R. Stuiiclyj. S11lJcra.fX. Noyy. 'lf Uoscli R Levy. L. French. G. Clepek. lclit side oli H . I RON'l'-'I'OBAC1K: lX1I'.'ll2lIlgI'lCy. ll. Slmiiilxl. W'oll', Cluusius, D. W'ooclrul'l', C, lN1xx1 XI. Sweeiicy. L. Hcnish. R. Sholdml. Glynn. G. Klcincll. D. lXlLlI'Sl12ill. XY. Liska. hliddlc- ol' I,EF'1 l'O RIGHT: B. Scvcrson l Hnuqh, C.. Nlarshnll. R. Irish. L. X lnsalx. NI. Uriszigcr. The Lettermanls Club was estab- lished to promote good sportsman- ship and acquaint boys with the ath- letics in our school. This year they handled the concession stand after football and basketball games and sponsored a basketball game be- tween the Harlem Satellites and area coaches. Any boy who has earned a varsity letter in athletics is eligible for this club. ug I l Q 1:- Lewis Haugh, Student Council Represcmativeg Dick Shold, Ilistoriang Larry Vlusuk, Student Council Rcprcsentaliveg Curt Marshzill, Vice-Presidentg Larry French. Secretary-'Irs-asurerg Roger Fish, President, G.A.A. --7' JUNIORS - SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 -LI. Teply, M. VVolf, Strait, P. Stanek, Point Seeretaryul. Liska, President, Miss Wilda, Advisor, M. Hansbery, Vice-President, A. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, P. Bruithwaite, G. Leverenz. Row 2 - B. Pacl, V. Rick, C. Erlandson, Barto, L. Boston, L. Myers, B. Kriedeman, V. Rose, K. Verbsky, Lxlanousek, E. Rott. Row 3 - B. Pliner,j. Fronk, D. Anderson, M. Sebranek, I. Fantaul. Harris, P. Lisker, P. Pacl, P. Brul1a,N. Baltz,S. Hora. Row 4 - B. Libansky, R. Peterson, R. Fronkul. Stanek, P. Fronk, C. Fanta, L. WN'ilson, I. Liska, D. Tracy, M. Pliner, M. Hofrichter, B. Fronk. Row 5 -- Barbourhl. Blaha, C. Miller, A. Roberts, D. Coblentz, C. Boldon, Glick, I. Baldwin, Bolclon, M. Buehal, M. Sebranek, E. Fanta. D Al M B it 'ffi--y-MTT'M ' hx FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORES LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1 - P. Lisker, K. Erpenbach, M. Harris, C. Janousek, Baltz,J. Baltz, S. Fiske. Row 2 -J. Doseh, D Downing, G. Witlirow, S. Tydrich, N. Resac, S. Buchanan, S. Havlikhj. Clausius. Row 3 -J. Fanta, K. Subera, D. Unbehaun, L JaDoul, R. Sake, D. Levy, Lxlanousek. Row 4 - N. Braithwaite, K. Smith,j. Rose,J. Henderson, M. Caueutt, Mulacobson, P. Sta- nek. Row 5 - C. Bladl, V. Barnes, T. Diny, S. Bloor, C. Holak, M. Haase, C. Barbour. I06 Mm A 'NL-. . x. xx W V Q X y v M, ,Q X .. 1 . ,Q 5 ER w , ,MX X 5 Q wh M -. N - .KX , TX fx N E?-5 f ' E. , .W , ,J W w, w, 'W f,,. M, K ' .Q f fe 1. 'S 41 -,Q if MIM E 5, K X M f V . uf., XV L 'K F 1. . NN 4 'XA w if RQ. ,Qi i ELEMENTARY X -- 1, 1 +1-x,-ff ,,. r f.:,w 4 ' .L x .,,N,t . I wg xx ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ? 'IIfY ' -Y f 5 E333 I ':,- .,..,...... ., -- A ,',- V AL :ij Li- f ,xi 131,551 1,,,Q , A,., 'Wu , E 5 f anti 1 ,nau- HOWARD SEAMAN 4 Elementary Supervisor MRS. SANROPE 3 Secretary SIXTH GRADE . . i ' .lb ,. f . K 1 Q T if fg , . 'ga' 4 ' 5 ,f f A , is , '!?? 1- -a Mrs. Kouba, D. Benish, M. Benish. K. Berndt, L. Clausius, T. Coy, B. Cunningham, W. Eastman. S, te-an 'M 1 5 F B. Fanta, S. Haase, D. Hagenah, Hansbery, S. Havlik, Hofmeister, B. jirschele. f Hi? V, 1 Q sw ff 1 5 ' F. Jung, S. Kaus, D. Knadle, T. Livangood, V. Lowrey, Peterson, Rich. .Qyf YW xx ,wfljff Il. '. 1 fx f P fg, ' I X M lf W . ll . .C N. Sanders, -I. Schiller, S. Sebranek, M. Slama, V. Wetley, T. Wopat. A -. . ' 1- .,. 'Q y g 44 J I ww W V A VV :V77 . ' W , f ly f.. A 'it , f, - . ' Q Mrs. Evans, M. Baltz,-D. Boldon, L. Brooks, +1 ww as f f 'M M. Garner, T. Hagenah, C. Hammer, S. Havlik, R. Hughes, A. tIaDoul, P. Johnson, P. Kelbel, J. Liska, C. MacDougal, M. Onsager, G. Piehl, D. Sake, S. Schiefelbein, R. Vodak M. Carpenter, T. Connors, F. Dolezal, D. Ellefson, G. Erpenbach. Kouba. , L. Wopat. uh: o 554 12. -'s ,Haw t .vm fm is. -- fa 1 s .Mg.4v.4 1 ,534 ,. .il 092' I X: 'A . 34 f , I09 FIFTH GRADE A fi ,' 'gill O , 4' 1' ',,,,,ae. . 9' 'T' if J T , Mr. Benish, C. Baller, D. Benish, P. Connors, D. Diny, C. Eastman, D. Ellefson, G. Fanta. I X . .Q S T 41 , mf W. Fitch, S. Fronk, K. Garner, M. Harris, T. Hooker, B'. Johnson, 'R. Knadle, R. Kubarski. A ek. L. Lind, GQ Liska, M. McDonald, M. Novy, Rich, W. Schiller, R. Sebranek. .MA B. Slama, D. Smith, B. Sweatt, T. Sweeney, Mrs. Fronk, Delaney, M. Dolezal, P. Eder, D. Erie, D. Evans, T. Evans, R. Fish. T. Williams, C. Wong, K. Wuolle. 9 . F. W K. Fronk, K. Gross, R. johnson, S. Jonnson, L. Kretche, P. McDermott, D. Nofsinger, G. Picha if 1 I SQ 1 , .3 f -ae. IU ,. ,.. J? . ,.: z .Lv 1. 'r..'.1i'. R. Revels, A. Roberts, C. Sebranek, G. Shear, E. Stanek, B. Verbsky, S. White, Ll Woods. 4 FOURTH GRADE :eel Mrs. Holak, M. Benish, D. Breidenstein, L. Connors, Erlandson, A. Farley, K. Fawcett, Good. 9 K. Hagenah, A. Kelbel, L Kubarski, P. is X S. Onsager, D. Schiefelbein, C. Shear, S. 41. . .f:v ' H: u- .4 .w.w2? .1-1.5, apnea ,gf -4. - Pall? r r A Him' 1 ' is I 9 McDermott, E. Moore, D. Nofsinger, P. Parker, Preslik, P. Preslik. Slama, F. S A N ,, S W-K 'kgs Kiwi sw ,L U55 Q. 5 l 5 tanek, T. Sweeney, K. Teed, D. Vodak, S. Young. . . .. ' U A ' gif , X wh s '-,528 za, itll-fs.s..' f-I-A an ab -, w. :Q ... ar :wr . Y 9 6 lg 1 , 'A Miss joseph, M. Boston, D. Benish, D. Benisln. R. Birdd, B. Cooper, A. Dolezal, G. Durkee. P flft. l , J, 5. 1 , '. .L We .fn.'-51.75 ' 5 will:-3' v . gm 1 1 R? . 'H' 4 'W J' ' ,, -. . P1449 -le- f F 'A' .. ' el S , ., Qigmfffg jf. . 5 'W' . . 2 53,35 Q., 'N lj... ' .::' .. . .,fwjQg , .. .. -:mf ., ' 'W U 1 .lf J, A llv. ' . A A 7 ' . 7 ' 5' .4 -4+ 4- fjfg-1' '., . s,f 3g ip ,gs 5 1 ' Q - , 4 ' nf' - X H E- f ' --:- '?f:a?:',4:e:e5?::::: ez: . - J. Fanta, C. Goldbeck, K. JaDoul, C. Kleindl, C. Kriedeman, MacDougal, K. McDonald, D. Nofsinger, J. Novaehek. L.: J. 7. t- -ARM. A Q 1 I A ,, s ff aa V ear , 'Q' , fn , a .,,..f uv .,-f I. I., , E f., A 'f r in 'e P N s ... v. ' 3' f I W: ' 41 if fl '-S ,Elm K+ 5 asf K ...S 5 3. ,. M. Picha, T. Sake, Severson, S. Shaker, N. Sosinsky, A. Stanek, K. Teal, H. Urban, Wallace. THIRD GRADE ll' lg A X .,. 59:4 Mrs. Mitchell, T. Amberg, Boldon, A. Cunningham, D. Drown, P. Eastman, S. Evans, K. Gross. R. Hofmeister, P. Hynek, Johnson, N. Kouba, M. Kretche, S. MacDougal, R. if ,za 'M . 624 Rauf' . I . Mrs. Havlik, S. Baller, T. Byingto n, B. Diny, G. Elmer, G. Genz, D. Hammer, T. Hubbard, B. Kelbel, D. Kolowrat, A. Krajco, R. M 15112: .. . Q., -,l. ,, V W 1 . , Nelson. M 5 'T W' if . .U , ,, W5 Q' f g N Us . . v 1- - T. Sanders, D. Severson, D. Stanek. V , V . lm as li iw Ei? wh C. Hooker. islivicek, R. Peterson, M. Picha. LK wg' J ii . J. Severson, A. Urban, R. Witte. lux, L lie ,ga Mrs. Amberg, K. Bu Mrs. Ratzburg, F. Benish, R. Buchal, 1-4 gg 'Vit hw 4 46 , A, f gg' ' C. Johnson, L. Kubarski, I fwfr SECOND GRADE rchell, Carpenter, P. Diny, Qu wr N THQ? . -I. Johnson, johnson, 1. C. McDonald, T. Novacheck, Novy, Potter, R. D. Dolezal, K. Fanta, A. Hofmeister, Hynek. 'P' M if .2 ,, N X , ... S fr Kleindl, P. Kreideman, Lind, R. Lowrey, Lynch. Revels, Sake, C. Shaker, Q23 44?- 4 ? lr H -Q... be 'Q X P' L lf 'fl I s : .f 'sw fl Q vw Q. , fb Aft fy I .. 1 1.2. in . W? J. Sherman, N. Schnurr, G. Stanek, M. Stanek, K. Weiland. , gf ,, F uv ,ig Bw 15 f W ff 141 f j 43' 1 wfe . .,., ,. ' .Q 'V Q wi Quad? .J - Zi T12 '52 ' ,Q ,1f'337Qy Q l.'f,'Z'1f Z 5 1 ff' l I 'W I.--a. ..+ : :I M. Q . J ' 'i Q 4.', . . 'Q' I A 1 v 1 ku, 1 .x f 1 ,. .N 1 B. Clausius, E. Fronk, C. Housner, K. Hughes, R. JaDoul. . . as - QM 3. xmv 1 I s W ff' D. Kouba, R. Losic, Lynch, B. McDermott, G. Nelson, L. Parker, V. Revels. 1. I M E5 'rg xx W x as 5' 4 T Q A ' w T W jg.. ' 1 ri if ' D. Roberts, S. Schnurr, Shear, A. Sosinsky, P. Stanek, M. Straight, T. Subera, T. Urban, Wopat. , . 1 2 W .a Q-f Q i 1 'xii fam! mm! I I3 Mrs. johnson, P. Be Mrs. Endicott, .' .3 ii ,152 3 K M ,BWI ,J :':'::' ' 47 FIRST GRADE .W ,,,f ' F 5? nish, B. Coy, G. Dank, K. Fish, C. Goldbeck, Havlik. ggi... 4 ,, .. , V,,- ' QI: .7 N ,. ...,,, J. johnson, M. Johnson, Kelbel, S. Kriedeman, D. Levy, B. Mitchell. .M 2? I X A. Novachek, J. Potter, D. Schafer, T. Sebranek, D. Stanek, D. Wallace. M. White 1 .552 fl -L A ' Connors, B. Fanta, L. Fronk, C. Hammer, T. Hofmeister, M. Hynek. if .,., z ' I - 1 ' I J E . . 4 L, V 3 , J . ja . ' 2 Q,-W P3 f' , 'I,. T c '5 1 .Zh ,7 in ,, V Q B iv ' . 1 ...M rv, we Q . il! kr sf' es- . ': if Af ,:? ffll' V 8 f .V M w aist - . . .fl If r if - . R. Kaus, V. Knower, F. Kratco, T. Lounsbury, R. Lynch, D. Myhre, A. Nofsinger. ..., , I 1 , .,.. . K ' . V .,. V V I :., 1 I 'QA , .. ,,, x f ,L H- gf Q AM -1 , - .L 31 ,Q ,yi . ,,M,W 1 Q y ,.,. 4.. fy L. Onsager, F. Revels, 'I. Shaker, C. Shear , B. Sweeney, P. Urban, K. Wong. f I KINDERGARTEN .Xb L sl 1 .fr 'mil , W , f 'Al E fl 2 Mrs. Mitchell, M. Amberg, L. Anderson, K. Barnes, S. Birdd, K. Byington, M. Clark, P. Uoblentz. M N fix. if 3.5 .. 4 -25.411 32. . fr' T R T, Dank, S. Endicott, S. Fawcett, R. Garner, E. Hofrichterhl. Hora, M. Hynek, D. Jefferies. 1'-' ma. , , Y r . ' X QQ K me as W H f V , ,, I v ' - B. Knower, M. Langer, P. Larsen, R. Revels, B. Rich, K. Sanrope, R. Satona, D. Schroeder. we if 4' v 'iz Tl 1 Y . . lox. J. Sebranek, C. Stanek, B. Stanek, S..Stanek, P. Thompson, T. Woodruff. llwsuf 11 V ' ' V 2.5312 jk K ' ' ,P kr if - , . if' fl i f ' , -A -if or P. Benish, Beulow, B. Brey, K. Dalberg, K. Dank, K. Dempsey, A. Fanta, S. Gordon. 3m 'ft Q Q 1? ' f 4 Wa' Q fi 2 ' E aw fi, 4' I , ' 'J 7 I f' LJ F' if T. Holden, K. Hubbard, R. Janecek, R. Manning, M. Mitchell, N. Nofsinger, R. Pavenscroft, L. Reidle. B' Fl f , I 'Y A Ci? wi A l 'QxXl u T. Roberts, K. Sanders, D. Sweeney, T. Tangney, N. Witte, White, S. Wyman. ...l K fn! ' W5 . xc N 11' .ff 'ff if K 1 K 1- MAM ' '5-, C 5 we-K A 'X 5 41' 'f X 'F' in? iii We if P' YUBA .. A 1. .4 Y, I ' fu' fs 1 Mrs. Shields, T. Bladl, D. Campton, L. Campton, R. Dalberg, S. Hansbery, D. Henderson, L. Hynck. ' lllxtffv-1. .g g , 'H 1 . wi. X 5 aa. mwfzam:-www -'L iTA..,, '.,',4M'7x3 T. Hynek, P. Jindrick, A. Kelbel, R. Kelbel, Machovec, L. Machovec, Nachtigal. 'E 4 , ' as if M f r f . ' f VF! 6- .s J. Puckitt, L. Puckitt, B. Reidle, C. Subera, S. Unbehaun, A. Urbanek, D. Williams. E sf R B W is-Ml sg-My 4 hi, Miss Marshall, G. Braithwaite, E. Campton, L. Campton, K. Hansbery, R. Henderson, K. Hynek, K. Hynek. 'f 41 . T. Jindrick, B. Kelbel, M. Liska, R. Liska, D. Machovec, K. Machovec, P. McDonald, D. Nachtigal. g 3? D. Novy, R. Novy, R. Patten, B. Reidle, A. Rott, K. Rott, B. Stanek, R. Stowell. i, . in QQ . , is V 1., . 4, Jia. - 'if ' . yaff t re I -as-2' A hi' - .er : M i .JH ' ii': A . W. Stowell, A. Subera, D. Subera, D. Subera, Subera, U. Tydrich, M. Tydrich, R. Urbanek, Williams. II6 A 1 m JY' 5 COUNTY CORNERS W . E i',, , A ' - ,352 5 2 9 . V A, . 4 . r N Maxx., 11 ami . 'Z-3 4 Miss Dvorak, K. Burmaster, C. Plofcr, M. Hofer, Hofrichter, B. efferies I.. efferies S. cfferies. WW S. indrick G. Kapuscinski, N. Kapuscinski, Liska, A. Olson, V. Rott, M. Sanrope. .Egg 3 K is -Q 1. v ' 4 4 f . I E. A gy ,L-5 fi v ,I , nf tif ' ff Q19 I 3 M. Sanrope, B. Stanek, G. Stanek, Stanek, M. Stanek, T. Stanek, B. Stcpka. G. Sweatt, II. Sweatt, K. Sweatt, C. Waldron. Q' ! 1 J' Mrs. Shore, K. Barnes, Hofrichter, F. Jefferies, Jindrick, D. Liska, G. Liska, R. Liska. Q W ff JZ, f fs is iq f ., sm Ji, D. Olson, L. Rott A. Stanek M. Stanek M. Stanek tepka N. Stanek W. S . 1 A. bweatt, V. Sweatt, O. Waldron, E. Wilson 1 Mrs. Bjornstad, S. Allikas, A. Bald Mr. Mislevecheck, L. Allikas, B lI8 , P VALLEY -. A .. P wifi- ' ., 4 f ma l 'finfl I win, K. Baldwin, W. Berg, D. Campbell, Coblentz. TP: ew., T. Coblentz D. Fanta R. Fanta B. Haugh K. Haugh K. Haugh. :..n 'f'fl'. . W ffffse . E' S. Herbeck, T. Herbeck, S. -Ianececk, M. Rose. . ' 32 ,1 L in J. N lfv . il Q u. aldwin . Baldwin, T. Berg, Coblcntz J. Daines. 3 sg-gf Qs.. L. Fanta, S. Geuder, E. Haugh, Herbeck, A. janececk, L. McCoy. ny if-f .X 1 il? LQ ' rw- -Q1 W . aff? fl f.,.,nfi ff.. w1'sff:sl?fi3K'5 'ff..w , 'S'f2'ffi f K. Rose, D. Stenerson, D. Vrxade, Withrow. mf :pa NF' -. 'tv 5 Miss Mctzarek, Blaha, N. Blaha, Mr. McDonald, P. Anderson, M. B TRIPPEVILLE .l 6 at M. Bloor, K. Fitch, A. Matteson, A. Matteson. K. Nevsimal, K. Nevsimal, L. Nevsimal, F. Novy, H. Novy, K. Scbranek B 'Agfa ' ij ,gr loor, S. Bloor, , Ly. Sebranek, S. Buchanan, B. Thompson, R. Farra, P. Fitch. 3. B. Postal. P. Thompson, R. Thompson, L. Winchell K. Johnson, S. Mislevecheck, S. Nevsimal, P. Postel, T. Postel, K. Thompson. if .',, v if ' 1 l A M. Thompson, P. Thompson, L. Vierk, M. Winchell. i II9 WE THANK . . ev ,.---. S MR. BOUDREAU As a closing for the 1967 ECHO, we, the annual staff, would like to express our gratitude to our advisor, Mr. Boudreau. To him belongs a large portion of the credit for the publication of our yearbook. His constant guidance and helpful suggestions were our guiding light through many seemingly dark days. Thank you very much, Mr. Boudreau. MR. SHOLD We would also like to express our appreciation to Mr. Shold, for his assistance in the publica- tion of our yearbook. He was always willing to help, even though many other more important duties awaited him. The contributions made by Mr. Shold not only made ourjob easier, but will also prove helpful to future annual staffs. We greatly appreciateeverything you have done for us. The 1967 ECHO Staff - . Ae'-if5A,F.gii WV V LTV., ' ,fm X rg -1 V V'-V :V 1 VV. iw? N' XXXXX ,Q V X Q X 1 X XX V X '- 54 Pg . u M '- fra., 5 '55, Q ' LX., - V . 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