Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

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The institution of which we are a part has become an reality because of your vision, foresight, planning, and perservence. Your dedication to the cause of good edu- cation, your devotion to the youth of Thiensville- Mequon, and your optimistic outlook upon the con- tributions of today's students toward America's future is a source of inspiration to all of us. s EWENS MR' NICHOLA REV. ROLAND sci-IWANDT MR. BURT MENDLIN MR. MARVLN CASEY MR. JAMES BARR -3.1 :Mi I fiii ?sf'q?:Ff ' 52 gtk, ,g i n , - K ?1? W5.qi t fi Q Merton V. Campbell, Principal ADMINISTRATION TO THE CLASS OF 1963: As members of I-lomcstead's second graduating class you are the first group to havc spent four years as students at Homestead High. You have been a vital influence in the establishment of traditions! values, and standards for your school. You may be sure that your contributions have been deeply appreciated, and will not soon be forgotten. When you leave us we are expecting that you will con- tinue to grow, develop, and to contribute to your communities and to our nation. May your standards always be high and your goals far.-reaching. That which you cherish you will also respect and honor. Class of 1963, you arc our ambassadors throughout the nation and indeed the whole world. Our congratulations and best wishes go with you. We rest assured that you can measure up to the challenge. M. V. Campbell Principal 71 r -1 fffw S.. ., . -'- ' , ,av V. V .L V, W nag-1.1. , 93 ' . ,,... :....ixfL .2 . 1. . Y 'L 3-V Lauren Dixon, Vice-Principal FACULTY 5 2 2 , E Our tc achers are influential not only as scholars who present us with knowledge and facts to learn, but also as understanding adults who advise us and lead us. In our clubs, dances, musical activities, and sports, they support us and assure us of our undertakings. They laugh with us, sympathize with us, and share in our triumphs. They are our counselors, our instructors and our friends. 7 GUIDANCE HELPS US TO UTILIZE OUR EDUCATION Dr. Banks What Subjects should ltake? What are my special abilities? Should I plan to go on to school? What 1 occupation should I consider entering? These and other key questions about a student's future fs 'Q K 3 , e xiii are answered in Homestead's Guid- ance Office b -4,-W-Q. .ug . ,X- 39 Y A .. . Q -1 Miss Giles ALL ARTS ARE ONE, ALL BRANCHE9 ON ONE TREE K f, ' fin, ,f fffmf, , 5 164 Brfiw f 7 'mfr I M b in H 0- , vg, HL, gf? QL' Sglffilgg - xx X PAMELA ANGELL npamn Her soft words hurt no one. French c 9. JONATHAN AXT nJonn All the teachers think I'm sweet, They always give me the front seat. Math c 11-123 Intramural Basketball 10-12 20 MARILYN ACHTERBERC Good advice is beyond good price. Home ec c 95 GAA 10-125 National Honor Society. CHERI BRILL ROBERT BATCHA Batch They advise me to keep the oil and change the car. There 's something special about her. Spanish c 9-12 fVice-President 1113 Dra- matics 103 GAA 10-113 Crest 9-103 Cheerleader 9-10g Hi-Litas 105 Math c 11 fSecret:-xryjg Student Council 10 QVice- President, 12 KTFESSUIEIJQ Prom Queen 113 Pep Club 12 fSecretaryjg Class Vice- President 12. SARA LOU BRAHM -'Sauyn The world looks brighter from behind a smi1e. Chorus 9-11. WILLIAM CASTO nchipn A light footed 1ad. Track 11-125 Cross Com-rtry 125 Letter- men's c12. P1-IILIPPE CHANEL llphilll An able ambassador we'11 always re- member. Student Council 125 Russian c 125 French c 125 AFS Student from Switzerland. DWIGHT BROWN Brownie Girls are a bother, but I dc-n't mind being bothered. Football 95 Baseball 95 Track 9-105 Dramat- ics 95 Basketball 9-105 Wrestling 11-125 Student Council 105 Intramural Basketball 11-125 Prom Court 115 Lettermen's c 9-125 Class Play 12. BONNIE MAE DE TROYE She doesn't eat her licorice stick, she plays it. CIP-YE 95 Hi-Litas 9-125 Band 9-12 QDrum Majorj5 Chorus 9-125 Latin c 9-10 fPresident 1013 Home ec c 105 Cheerleader 10-115 GAA 105 Pep c 12 fVice Presidentl5 Dramatics 10-125 Class Play 1,2. BARBARA CHINNOCK Barb Thought is deeper than all speech. Chorus 9-10. ,z , ALICE DENNING Her smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back. Latin c 95 GAA 9-115 Band 9-125 Home ec c 9-12 QSecretary 10, Vice-President 1115 French c 10-125 Hi-Lites 125 Dra matics 9-125 National Honor Society QV Presidentl. ice 21 ROBERTO DUNCAN --Rohn There's just no end to when the fiesta can begin. AFS Student from Panamag Captain of Base- ball 10g Clee c 9,119 Chorus 12. WILLIAM F. DOHMAN ugiun 12j5 National Honor Society, Student Council 125 Class Play 12. No fair, he's hording all the brains. Latin C 9-12: Math c 11 -12 fVice -President CLAUDIA J. EGELHOFF Claud From our halls to the Hall of Fame. Hi-Lites 10-12 Uiditorjg Student-Faculty Committee 115 Dramatics c 10-123 National Honor Societyg AFS Student to Vienna. DENNIS EGRE LYNNE EBERT Small in size but not in knowledge. Lynn Band 9-125 Latin c 9-125 Pep Band 10-12g Neat as a pin--pretty sharp too. Spanish c 9-105 GAA 9-125 Home ec c 12. 22 Intramural Basketball 11-125 Math c 11-1 QPresident 12j. ING RID ERICKSON Erick Was it that funny? Let's laugh. Home ec c 9,125 Spanish c 9-11. ANNE HDENBERGER '-Miken Nothing is more useful than silence. Chorus 10. PATRICIA FAGAN upstr- A pleasing personality goes a long way. French c 95 GAA 105 Home ec c 10. SANDRA ESCHRICH DOUGLAS FISCHER sandy Doug Ilghe sparkles like champagne, and affects Nothing astonishes men so much as com- people the samegl mon sense and plain dealing. German c 95 Chorus 11. 23 SARA FISHER Sally Fu11 of fun, full of zing, she's a peppy little thing. Spanish c 9-11g Chorus 9-123 Home ec c 10-113 GAA 105 Class Secretary-Treasurer 105 Hi-Lites 10g Dramatics 10-125 Prom Court 115 Pep c 12. CAROL L. FRANK Frankie Her mind is here but her- heart is e where. French c 95 Chorus 9-115 Crest 10 fEditorj. LFAH F. FISCHER nl-een A steady mind and n ring to prove it. Library c 125 GAA 12. RICHARD FLEISCHMANN PATRICIA GANDT ..Dick.. Pnl -'why Lhink fwaee when once is enough? When vw can make eyes, why make NSY' Science e 123 Wrestling 12. Chow-1 9-12- 24 MYRTLE GORSK.l HMYH-1 The thinkingest thinker who ever thought. Pep c 9-105 Thespians c 9-105 Dramatics c 11-125 GAA 115 Crest 115 Chorus 9-125 Girls' Glee c 9-10. BARBARA GIERAC1-1 Barb There are two reasons for doin thin s-- 8 S the good one and the real one. Student Council 95 Band 95 French c 95 Chorus 10-11. MARTHA HAMM Friendly and ready to lend a hand. Chorus 9-125 Home ec c 9-105 GAA 12 N BRUCE HANSON TIAROITP A' GRUBE His brain and Einstein's must be re1ated. HHWY man C 9-115 sand 9-11, Pep Band xo, Math AH honeff fellow fnoush. and one fhaf C 11-125 Track 115 Intramural Basketball loves quads-U 11-12- Student-Advisory Committee 12. Football 9-115 Lettermex-1's c 9-125 Chorus ' 10-125 Intramural Basketball 12. 2g CHARLES P. HEIL Chuck The harder Itry, the gocder to be, the worser 1 am. PATRICIA CROWELL HAWKINS -.yarn Majored in extracurricular activities. French ,c 9-105 Crest 9-105 Band 9-125 Chorus 9-12 QVice-President 12j5 Cheer- leader 9-12 QCaptain 12,5 GAA 105 Dra- matics10-1251-lorne ec c 10-115 Forensics 105 Student Council 10-12 QSecretary 1015 C116 Vice-President 115 Prom Court 115 Hi-Lites 11-125 Quill and Scroll 125 Student-Teacher Advisory Council 12. ANDREA HUGUET r-Andyn Better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Latin c 9-105 GAA 9-105 Library Assistant 9-10,125 Girls' Glee c 9-105 Spanish c 11-125 Student Council 11-12 fSecretary 1215 Pep c 12 QPresident 12,5 Prom Court 115 Class Officer 12 fSecretaryj. GARY JOHNSON lfl.Z1'dl5l1:liEN G. HENKE ,,Mouchieu ,,she,Zhere, Iheaxd her gigglmn A critic is a man who expects miracles. Football 9-115 Basketball 9-105 Track 9-125 Camera c 95 French c 95 Band 9-115 lntra- murals Basketball 10-125 Pep c 125 Letter- men's c 10-12. 26 JEAN KADOW To know her better is to like her better. Spanish c 9-105 Chorus 9-10,125 Girls' Glee c 9-115 Madrigals 115 GAA 11-125 National Honor Society. JAMES E. KANEHL 'mm-I If school is liberty, give me death. THOMAS J UNG KUNTZ :- nfl-igeru An expert on catching and making passes. Football 9-125 Basketball 9-125 Golf 95 Tennis 10-125 lcttemren's c 10-125 Class Officer 10 fVice Presidentj5 Student Council 115 Prom Court 11. BARBARA ANN KASSENS Barb Art is not a thing, it is a way. Band 9-125 Dramatics 12. NED KELLNER You're only young once, but if you work it right, once is enough. Swimming 95 Football 10-125 Track 10-125 Wrestling 105 Baseball Manager 105 German c 115 Lettemxen's c 10-125 Camera c 125 Pep c 12. 27 JUDIT1-1 ANN KLAUK -.Judyn Keep cool: it will be all one a hundred years hence. Home cc c 95G1ee c 11-125 GAA 9-10. A ' LAWRENCE KEMPKE lllanyn Studying makes some people wise, but it makes me otherwise. DALLAS KROLL -.Dun How he does it is beyond us. Football 9,11 -12 fCaptain 12,5 Basketball 9-12 QCaptain10-1215 'mek 9-125 Base- ball 9-125.Lettermen's c 10-12 fVice- urer 1115 Badger Boys' State 115 National Honor Society5 Prom King 11. EDWARD T. KOEHLER nEdu There is also a reward for faithful silence. Latin c 95 Spanish 105 Intramural Basketball 28 President 11,5 Student Council 9,11 Q'I'reas- 1 ,. GARY KRAFCHECK Life begins at 18, that's when Igraduate. Basketball 9-125 Baseball 105 Tennis ll-125 Chorus 11-125 Lettermen's c 10-12. FREDRICK KRAUFKRAMBI Knut He 's the Fred in the back seat with those seven girls. Student Council 105 Latin c 95 Class Presi- dent 105 Wrestling 105 German c 115 Prom Court 115 Track 9-105 Football 9-125 Lettermen's c 10-12 QPresident 1215 Class Play 12. SHARON LA SAGE usherryn A quiet girl who lets her marks do the FREDRICK LEDERER talking. H Home ec c 93 Pep c 93 Tumbling c 93 hed Chorus 10.123 Girls: Glee C 10-ui Gmsu Why do today what the teacher won't call sem: 11-123 German C 10,123 GAA 10-12 for 'f111f0m0ffUW? fTreasurer 1215 National Honor Society. chorus 12- JOHN R. KULLANDER J. R. Who is the most wonderful man here and why am I? Football 93 Chorus 93 Band 9-123 Science c 93 Dance Band 11-121 Pep Band ll-12. JOAN LEGAULT Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. RICHARD LAWSON JERMONE LEGAULT Dick vfknyi- Now who is going to teach the freshmen 3 ,' ' . ' ' ' wi My interest is in the future, because I'm study hall tricks ? - W going to spend the rest of my life there. Footba1l93 Track 93 Wrestling 10-113 Ten- Latin C 9-10, nis 11-12g German c 11-12 QTreasm'er 12,3 Intramural Basketball ll-12. 6 29 DIANA LEJEUNE IlDidyll Dignity and reserve are two graces she possesses. Crest 95 Hi-Lites 10-115 Band 95 Ger- man c 105 Prom Court 115 Pep Club 125 Library Assistant 12. JULIE A. LE HOUILLIER Gone but not forgotten. GAA 9-12 fTreasurer 11, President 12,5 Home ec c 105 Spanish c 10-12. N RAE LOESER A Rae of sunshine. Home ec c 95 Band 9-12. I CONSTANCE MAUL Connie u good fortune. WAYNE LEMKE He sparkles on the diamond. Baseball 9-125 Intramural Basketball 10-125 Letterrnen's c10-125 Chorus 11-12. 30 The gift of gaity may itself be the greatest W MARLENE LUEDERS llmartyll X A good girl, a good friend, and a good , worker to the end, Latin c 95 Chorus 95 Gem-ian c 105 Home ec c 10-115 Pep c 123 GAA 125 Hi-Likes 12. JOSEPH MEER nlloeyn 1-le's just himself, as we all know, lguess t.hat's why we like him so. Basketball Qlvianagerj 11-123 Intramural Basketball 10-123 Pep c 12, Lettermen's c 12. MARILYN M. MERRY Never sad, always Merry. French c 9, Library c 11, GAA 12. CAROLYN MCGUIRE Speech is great, but silence is greater. Spanish c 9-125 GAA 9-12 fViee-President 12,5 Home ec c 9-125 Math c 10, Chorus 12, Pep c 12. ARTHUR MOEN Hans l'm not alwaysright but l'm never wrong Golf 9-127 Band 9-123 Dance Band 9-123 Pep Band 9-125 Latin c 9-105 National Honor Societyg Badger Boys' State 11. LEON MOLYE Stoop low and spare the chandelier. Math c 11-125 Latin c 9-125 Basketball 103 Tennis 10-115 National Honor Societyg In- tramural Basketball 11-12. 31 MARCIA NEDDEN She plans to put to good use her training from Home Ee. class. Spanish c 9-11. PATRICIA MILLIGAN Ilpatll Ambition has no rest. National Honor Societyg Student Council 115 Crest 115 Prom Court 113 Student- Faeulty Advisory Council 12. 9, QSecretaryj11g Latin c 9-10,125 Cheer- leader 9-125 Dramatic: 10-115 Hi-Lites JAMES OTTO -'Jim'- Life is but thought. EDWARD NICKS TERRY PETERSBN HE,-gdn --Tern Sorry I'm late, teacher, but I had to push IIT1-mush they say 'no man can do every- mY 03-I- thing,' he can try. Foorbau 9s 'rf-ck 95 Wrestling 10,12f sw- Basketball 9-115 roman 9-125 mm- dent Council 9 10- men's c 10-123 Dramatics c 10-123 Class Play 125 Pep c 12. 32 RICHARD RAUSCHENBERGER nmckn To me the charm of an encyclopedia is that it knows--and Ineedn't. Football 93 Spanish c 9-105 Band 9-10g Math c 11-12. CAROLYN RB'lFELD Carol A late arrival, but a welcome one. Choms 9-11g Student Council 105 Dramat- ics 11. DENNIS POKORNEY -.Denny-I Driving carefully is such a waste of life insurance. Football 9-125 Track 9-105 Lettermen's c 9-12gBaseha119gPep c 12. KAREN RINTELMANN Few words make few troubles. Home ec. c 10-115 GAA 11-12 fCaptain 12, 12. 3 Chorus 11-125 Pep Club 12g Dramatic: ELLYN K. ROETHEL Without music, life would be a mistake. Gennan c 9-103 Chorus 9-12g Girls' Glee Q ro, Library Assistant 9-125 Band 11-123 AFS Committee 125 Pep c 12. 33 SUSAN SCHAE1-'ER nsamu Time marches on and so does Sam. Spanish c 9-llg Band 9-12g Baton Twirler - - - 11 1-1 ' - H I 1 1 iolfzfzlfxgfi C 1ff ?e3U,Qflfdyi0-CEE ec - spanish C 9-113 Hi-Lifes 115 Class Pla ' ' ' ' , , 12. KAREN A. SCHNEIDER Smiling and sweet, cute and petite. CHARLES ROWE JR. Chuck He may seem shy, but he's a terrific guy. Football 11-125 Tennis 11 -125 Basketball , Q 5 Manager 115 Pep c 129 Lettermen's c 11-123 ' in K 1 Russian c 11 -12. 5:2-W' -hr GARY SCHIMMELPFENNIG BARRY SCHQCKMH, GUY Star on the field and on the floor, dream Describe me! Who can? of coaches and many mm-eg' Foorbau 9-12 qcapmn 1015 Basketball 9-123 Track 10-123 Baseball 9-10,123 Let- tem1en's c 10-12. 34 SUSAN SEELMAN JANICE SIEVERS Suzie Jan Sincere in all she does and says. True to her work, her words and her French c 9-10 QSecretary 9,5 Home ec c friends. 9-12 QTreasurer 1155 Chorus 9-105 Band Chorus 95 GAA 9-10,125 Home ec c 10-125 9-125 Pep Band 10-125 Dance Band 10-125 German c 10-115 Class Play 125 National Dramatic: 105 Class Play 12. Honor Society. ROLAND SCHWANDT Illiarryll I'd rather hug a football than anything else. Latin c 95 Track 95 Football 9-125 Intra- mural Basketball 9,11-125 Baseball 11-125 Badger Boys' State 115 Lettermen's c 125 National Honor Society. JOHN SETTMANN ROBERT SLICK A quiet riot. I-Bohn Lam' C 95 Dance Band 10423 Band 9'ui Bob knows that a football game isn't the Track 95 Audio-Visual 10-125 Football only Place one needs 3 good lineln Manager 115 Track Manager 115 French c pootha119-12 Qcaptam 1255 Basketball 10: f'Hi-Lifes 121 Camera 0 12 wwe- 9-12 qcapmn 1255 Track 9-125 Basebau Presldentl' 95 1.ettem1en's c 10-12 fTreasurer 12,5 Chorus 125 Prom Court 11. 35 . PENNY SPRATLER IIPOOII A Penny for your thoughts. Student Council 95 Homecoming Court QSen- ior Representativej. DAVID SPRINGSTEAD Dave The bigger the challenge, the greater the opportunity. Track 103 Intramural Basketball 115 Spanish c 11. 36 SANDRA SOMMER Sandi Her winning way and smiling face, will make friends in any place. Latin c 93 Home ec c 9-105 Spanish c 10-125 1-Ii-mes 11-125 GAA12g swam: Council 12. PATRICIA STE!-ILING Tahsie Studies serve for delight, for ornament, for ability. Math c 105 Science c 103 Chorus 9-10. MARCIA SUTER A young girl who blushes is better than one who tums pale. Home ec c 9-123 Spanish c 10-113 GAA 10-l2. MARY STRASSBURGER The only way to get ahead is to use one you have. Band 9-125 GAA 109 Hi-Lites 11-12 gedimry. the NGRID OLSEN-TJENSVOLD .-1-J., 'Our delegate of good will. ramatics c 11-123 Forensics 11-123 AFS ommittee3 Hi-Utes 11-123 Badger Girls' tate 113 German c 11-123 Latin c 113 ational Honor Society3 AFS Americans broad Student to Germany. MARGARET SUTHILRLAND nmugsu Here's a girl with the heart and the smile to make life worthwhile. German c 9-103 Student Council 93 Chorus 9-123 Home ec c 93 Hi-Litas 10-113 Crest 10-12 QBditorj3 Pep c 12 QTreasurerj3 L Dramatics 123 Library c 123 Homecoming 1.5.0. ix 3. 3. 3 4. . mi i ' LAN A. VOGEL A. V. He sees life through the lens of a camera. rack 9-103 Wrestling 10-125 Hi-Litas 0-113 Crest 10-123 Intramural Basket- a1110-12, QCaptain 12,3 Camera c 10-12, ice-President 11, President 12,3 Cross- ountry 123 Golf 125 Class Play 123 Class Treasurer 123 Forensics 12. Queen 12. JAMES WANNER llJirnlI When duty calls, he answers. Track 93 Tennis 10-123 Band 9-113 Student Council 11-12 fPresident 12,5 Class President 113 Prom Court 113 Camera e123 Pep e123 Let.termen's c 12. RICHARD WALCH Dick When in doubt, play a trick. Track 93 Band 9-10. JIAN E. WAMSER A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. Home ec c 113 Chorus 9. 37 WILLIAM WEBER Bill 'Be silent and pass for a philosopher. Golf 9-125 Wrestling 125 Matl1.c 115 Letter- men's c 9-12. v JOHN WICKER He won't try anything difficult--it has to be impossible. Band 9-115 Dance Band 10-115 Pep Band 10-115 Track 95 1-11-Litas 9-12 lliditor 11-1215 Dramatic: 9-125 Forensics 9,125 AFS Committee 11-125 Quill and Scroll 12 Russian c 125 Class President 12. EDWARD WEBER --Edu 1 should stay home and study, but . . . Football 9,125 Basketball 95 Track 95 Baseball 95 Lettermen's c 10-12. GARY D. WXSCHER . . . and the band played on. Student Council 95 Track 10-125 National Honor Society5 Band 9-125 Pep Band 10-12 QDirector 11 5 French c 10-125 Latin c 9 JOHN WERNER l'm loaded with ambition, somebody pull the trigger. 38 5 - 125 Chorus 115 Forensics 9,125 Class Play 12. PATRICIA WIGDERSON I-Pat.. I.ife is what you make it--the world, how you take it. French c 9 11' Home ec c 911- GAA 912 Y' 11 ,. I, 1 13 Jr i -ga a 1. 2,1 N, ii . Lu. 1 ,Q S: Q -'m.r:s-f'7 w:'551 Q56-5 A , V : fC,t':'-- 51654 ' ii' . , Ab. 9.2.14 1.3, ,fx -. f. f Mi: '?2,'i,,Q4, ' - , 4 , I 'lfll- 'r'-nf, .'4'Q'f fwn ,, xi-PM rf1iv'f:.f. ff wg , W A - ' ' 'EM gp ' KT... MMG-, A W KR.. , , , I , -' ggi: Jxffff-' .-..':::::, i.,:,.L V- - . 'K 1 ' -'vii' -H JL -if F!3?Efr.1 Y 4,14 14:-'figgbw '. . W ' ' W A 'Q id 4 -'X 2 L vi U' Ksqv -fs:-1' -+5 f XX V65 -2-:fa ? , 1 I' 7 'w . :Liga 5 . J X nf- 'fi 1 4 L fl' ,g-5, 1 . ps' . x, :ff i4ff?iQ,,. if J K I , uf 53 X 44 D ' 3:4 V- , N ' 'MX X X , -2 'A 'LQ' ' ' - an-.V , 5' i 'gg ET? ,Q .Q -f 1 ,, 1- MR. HOUSTON F R E 9 H M E ROW 1: G. Reimer, G. Pctelson, B. Crcisch, D. Nelson. ROW 2: C. Egelhoff, J. Witt, K. Patzer, D. Kreissig, K. Stucck. ROW 3: S. Kracblen, S. Rust, P. Zukowski, S. Yenter. ROW 4: C. Brogrnan, E. Marshall, J. Barrett, H. Moen, G. Jorgensen, C. Hanel, E. Fleury. N ROW 5: D. Catena, R. Bender, G. Moore, R. Wolf, M. Scmidt. Not pictured: T. Schultz. MR. Mc FARLANE ROW 1: E. Fischer, M. Walsh, R. Simmons. ROW 2: R. Olson, M. Lemmer, R Lemke. ROW 3: R. Bell, C. Curran, M. Whittaker. STANDING: D. Grimm, G. Stuebs, J. Proegler, P. Sachse, J. Szafranski, M. Rogers, W. Lorenz, M. Krohn, G. A. Engcr. Rock, D. Bruss, R. Heil, P. Olsen, J. Rcshel, A. Van Goethem. NOT PICTURED: MISS NIEMYT ROW 1: K. Loeber, T. Urban, J. Schinneller, N. Lang, D. Spaulding, J. Kolb, G. Fleischmann, ROW 2: C. Gutt.ha.rt, Z. Filter, S. Sommer, U. Stulls, K. Molye, C. Dlttmer, S. Campbell, J, Lueders, P. Loeser. ROW 3: S. Engel, K. Ward, B. Bannon, A. Leighton, G. Howard, S. Girten, C. DacQuistu, J. Jones, J. Rculand. Not pictured: Pat Touscy. MRS. SPEARBRAKER ROW l: M. Mc Grath, L. Deutsch, C. Heartlein, K. Boesch, J. Larson. ROW 2: S. Klap- perich, M. Axt, K. Kiehnau, B. Bosch, M. Wenzel. ROW 3: R. Knepel, B. Kieckhaefer, M. DeLonge, A. Decker, L. Wiechmann. ROW 4: J. Gralow, T. Rabehl, S. Ricketts, J. Boswell, R. Plutowski, D. Look, M. Pokomey, D. Dreshek, M. Hoover, N. Meer, P. Allen, K. Laabs. Not pictured: L. Christophexson. MISS MERTES ROW 1: G. Rennicke, P. Flnig, J. Sueflow, J. Sueflow, V. Otto, J. Duesing, D. Thogersen, N. Look. ROW 2: S. Fletcher, L. Lawrenz, K. Weber, D. Moore, J. Sch- mitz, B. Bccttcher, B. Chmielewski, J. Riemer, G. Faureck, A. Chimmock, M. Neuenfeld, S. Nicolai, K. Ziegelbauer, D. Schoessow. Not pictured: P. Ellncr, S. Karceski, D. Gehring, L. Summers. MISS REIDEL ROW 1: K. McQuire, S. Kasten, L. Durkee, S. Geidel. ROW 2: S. Stum, R. Gardner, J. Kxumhus, P. White, W. Schwartz. ROW 3: S. Videkovich, S. Filut, S. Gielow, J. Dueno, S. Muelner, M. Davidson, C. Koniuer, T. Schrnit, D. Ebli, M. Pasdiru. ROW 1: S. Wells, R. Belcher, R. Dinchak, B. Wean, J. Stienert, J. Roethcl, R. Bmesewitz, F. Bauch, P. Lawson. ROW 2: J. Stern, A. Vinkemulder, G, Roska, K Warren, T. Witte, D. Drover, G. Kluessendorf, T.'Greening, G. Schultz, J. Werner M. Garvey, J. Ford, D. Grube, D. Mac Farlan, J. Walker, C. Reimund. Not pic- tured: Dave Dawson. MR. PEREGRINE MR. PIERCE ROW 1: M. Frommer, G. Snider, R. Kailing. ROW 2: P. Nedden, J. Fass, S. Olson. ROW 3: R. Ver- fuerth, D. Him-L, J. Legault. ROW 4: R. Kuklinski, S. Pipcom, J. Biex-mann, T. Marchese. ROW 5: W. Amdt, G. Bartelt, F. Hadlcr, J. Guenther. ROW 6: J. Covert, T. Szymaxek, A. Praefkc, M. Sielaff. Not pictured: Mark Rauch. 1 MR. DUDKIEWICZ 0 W P O O ROW 1: R. Meer, J. Anderson, S. Chicr, P. Robcl, R. Sommer. ROW 2: A. Verfuerth, T. Marchese, S. Seibcrt, K, Adarnek, C. Dugan. ROW 3: R. Plier, D. McElroy, P. R Treichel, S. Reshel, R. Genglcr. ROW 4: D. Wearing, B. Sprague, B. Fakes, G. Suther- land, M. Schmit, R. Wegner. ROW 5: W. Baldwin, A. Tien, J. Liggett, T. Adams. Not pictured: H. Kassens. E MR. Howe .....,gts 1 --f .nz ROW 1: S. Hilty, K. Schalk, M. Goelz, M. Clark. ROW 2: J. Rydz, K. Apel, C. Fischer, E. Schulta.. ROW 3: D. Helvey, R. Lauer, S. Klatt, W. Thierfelder, A. Demerath, V. Gruenwald, R. Repnik, J. Meyer. Not pictured: D. Kodner, B. Dohmeyer, B. Kushner, L. Rheude. MR. MOTT ROW 1: D. Miller, M. Sorce, N. Algozin, S. Lel-louillier, N. Raine. ROW 2: B. Borg- man, B. Youngberg, S. Rinzel, S. Fallon. ROW 3: B. Siegfried, R. Gutewald, P. Shan- ahan, C. Cain, B. Hardman, C. Bichler, C. Johnson, D. Furrey, R. Darling. ROW 4: P. Olsen, S. Schwandt, B. Scliraeder, J. Pfaff, M. Oar. Not pictured: R. McCutcheon, G. Ncuenfeld. MR. PATTON :.n:,,sr.?. , W, , 14- .1-.V:., : . . nh fit. W W , ROW 1: K. Lutovsky, G. Schaller, K. Moberg. ROW 2: K. Schoettler, C. Howard, B. Larus, T. Helm, D. l-Icuser, J. Hpffman. ROW 3: B. Wennen, D. Scott, R. Brerschneider, T. Kohlmeyer, H. Moen. ROW 4: J. Steward, R. Walch, R. Sch- midt, G. Sa.mp, W. Lei-nke, K. Martyn, J. Helm, B. Hoffman, G. Bancllow. Not pictured: B. Becker. MR. LEE ROW 1: W, Wesscl, J. Eisner, C. Egrc, .K. Sommer, M. Smith, P. O'Ma1ley, V. Anderson, K. Griffiths. ROW 2. R. Ziegelbaucr, F. Gnwrisch, W. Schoessow, A. Nettles, D. Cassclman. Not pictured: L. Freidenfeld, J. Peters. MR. MAYER ROW 1: J. Tas, P. Sitkiewim, J. Wolfgang, D. Zauke. ROW 2: K. Burlrop, S. Reu- land, C. Kullanderi J. Renter. ROW 3: L. Tatrow, C. Conner, N. Eischen, C. Biga. ROW 4: D. MacFar1an, E. Schaefer, K. Waedckin. L. Noonan, F. Gehring. MISS QCHILL If M- Kellncr, D- Bwmek, M. rams. Row 2: J. Bcrxall, M. Memehing, c. Williams, Row az J. Ra- nallo, K. Lewis, B. Hahrn. ROW 4: I. Suelflow, T. Miertz, B. Gustakon, J. Thatcher, P. Hiltgen, B. Fowler, D. Paske, R. Robinson, F. Mikul, P. Walsh. Not pictured: M. Huguct. MR. PRECOURT ROW 1: D. Schmidj R. Frank, G. Schcele, R. Susen. ROW 2: E. Barth, M. Apple, B. Schnecberg, F, S' mann. ROW 3: B. Johnson, R. Clausing, J. Schmechel, R. Clausing. ROW 4: N. Gcnglcr, W. S 'Iert, R. Pflughocft, R. Gehrke, C. Jahn. NOT PICTURED: D Grade, K. Guidingcr, S. Kuklinske, D. Mopnier, J. Paukner, K. Uselding. JUNIORS M199 PARKINQON ROW 1: S. Konitzcr, M. Farias, K. Carlson, K, Krsak. ROW 2: E. Grimm, J. Amer, T. Tomasello, C. Michalske. ROW 3: S. Larus, G. Mohr, B. Scip, N. Burhop, S. Walker, S. Carter, C, Boettcher. NOT PICTURED: J. Brucggmnnn, V. Werner, B. Plier, G. Rcimund, D. Weber. MR. GORSKI ROW 1: J. Hosking, M. Decker, B. Miller, B. Curran. ROW 2: L. DeLonge, F. Kracblen, K. Kuester, J. Earle, G. Osheim. ROW 3: P. O'Mal1ey, J. Rechtin, B. Schmidt, J. Helier, J. Weliky, B. Schleier, J. Hall, A. Lee, A. Schmechel. NOT PICTURED: D. Ellner, B. Krueger, S. Steincrt. MR. MILLER ROW l: M. Antisdcl, A. Heil, A. Stoll, B. Donaldson, C. Chrzan. ROW 2: J. Helm, J. Knepel, L. Ufholz, B. Bild, D. Thogerson. ROW 3: Nl. Schober, D. Schlapman, R. Norman, P. Sorce, J.,Weber, D. Snider, M. Spaeth. ROW 4: N. Elbe, T. Zehncr, J. Stamm, D. Timm, M. Flaig, G. Niedcrmcyer, R. Voll brecht, A. Stroede, W. Schaefer. MR. SCHEFFER ROW 1: J. Schmoll, L. Sitman, A. Clausing, J. Berres. ROW 2: D. Cudlip, M. Scheffner, C. Cooper, P. Reck. ROW 3: D. Meer, J. Gunsburg, P. Mackal, F. Vedder, A. Dunar, R. Hoff, D. Singleton, J. Thierfelder, T. Buckley, D, Grimm, J. Mundt, T. Reulnnd, R. Werner. MR. CURRAN ROW 1: M. Henke, G. Weber, S. Maithes, C. Brown. ROW 2: P. Garvey, C. Gradel, J. Mueller, D. Lcrfald. ROW 3: B. Videkovich, J. Trimborn, J. Schimeleski, M. Richter, D. Bock, H. Vcrfeurth, P. Fgelhoff, J. Smith, D. LcClair, R. Dobransky, D. Knicch, B. Carron, G. Pasdirtz. NOT PICTURED: D. Otto, M. Kiefer, T. Schrader. MR. POTTER ROW 1: J. Wittig, M. Lerand, D. Siewers, J. Wisniewski, P. Fetzer. ROW 2: D. Honcck, D, Sass, C. Krall, B. Burkhard. ROW 2: J. Hafner, M. Lemmer, T. Casadonte, M. Muel- ler, A. Koens, J. Witt, J. Raymond, D, Czarnecki, T. Blank. NOT PICTURED: R. Backes, J. Wittig. MR. SPEARBRAKER ROW 1: S. Zembruski, C. Leighton, G. Grueschow, K. Poppendieck. ROW 2: R. Nicolal, C. Kroening, C. Deh- ling, N. Koberstein, K. Kmmhus. ROW 3: D. Demerath, G. Maul, B. McGinnis, F. Foy, T. Lunn, G. Winohrad- Sky, A. Richards, M. Shafer, R. Laimans, P. Mieritz, S. Daniels, K. Kxubsack. NOT PICTURED: B. Biermann. ,,. W 4. L 4. V . . . K' i .zf fr ' 'N -xxx. ,JT ' H - -rr. .. ,,.W, mai' 4. P-V -if ,,.-- ,f-Z w -,W-ugff' fr . ,' YNY' 41 -A 314 'W divx ini K -1 :xg-:ya - I -Q 'ML W W..yliL..l'..'2'J.Tif'32l' . I f W. ,. , , .,...-we-if N ,- ' - ,.4,-nw-H ' kd f. r , 1, 2 ggi, rr Mi f fig 51525 . k ,, .-r i25,s.,i,.H,. x Lk ,- , Q,-af A ' g :A f ' gm , fhg, my -. ,tewv VV.. it' I i I I F ,W e Y , 'K gn-f '-.1 1 1 K5-v:4'f'?tf'-ggbff 1 F L . :wa , 1, 'fi M-M ,.p. 1 4 f' .WA . J '+A' K ' In ,. 2 KL vb 5 .,J,g.q M 1 X 'A . VV ,M -x N . , . -.., V ..T 2.-N X . , x. ,- K- gf L, N-135 - , xi, ,ig Lynx .' X ,,,,,4x,.g K .j , . . '.. ' ,g f X COME SEPTEMBER . . . WE CHOOSE OUR LEADERS L to R: Alan Vogel, Treasurer, Cheri Brill, Vice President, John Wicker, President, Andy I-Iuguet, Secretary. Mary Speath, Secretary, Doug Grimm, President, Pat Reck, Vice-President, Nancy Koberstein, Treasurer. L to R: Cathy Bickler, Treasuxerg Pete Olsen, President, Julianne Ranallo, Secxetaryg Steve Schwandt, Vice-President. 52 . . . AND IN OCTOBER . . . L to R: Bridget Bannon, Secretaryg Rick Wolf, Prcsidentg Tom Grecming, Trees urerg Nina Look, Vice-President. Homestead's home-brewed monsters at the Home lic C1ub's Monster Mash. WE HAVE MOMENTS T0 REMEMBER' Queen Marg aret Sutherland Co-captain Bob Slick, Margaret Sutherland, co- captain Dal Kroll. 3. . , rf -emu:-H.1aZ..A.a' Pep Club arouses spirit for the big gamef Y E E Y r .-ze, - ', ' , Y f ' ' ,'1z'3 - -- ' ' Gif ffizzffv , - O ' A,....au 4 i .Q- , ,esmi s -,- - 1 EXPECTIN' TWIN .. . And we did! Class Representatives: Cindy Dacquisto 191, Janis Wittig fllj, Queen Margaret Sutherland, Mary Kellner 1102, Permy Sprattler 1121. Juniors working on their winning float. Homestead's band presents half time ceremonies. THEN IN NOVEMBER . . . SEVENTEENTH SUMMER .i . Kitty .. Art .. Margaret. . . . . Tony . . Fitz . . Margie . Angie. . Jack . . Father . Mother . Martin . Lorainne Jane . Susan Seelrnan Bill Dohman Janice Sievers Fred Krautkrnmcr Terry Peterson Karen Schneider Pat Hawkins Dwight Brown A1 Vogel Susan Bucholtz Gary Wischer Bonnie DeTroye Allida Colucci Directed by Miss Schili vided a lxving example of the po1secI and natur young woman she urged Homesteads young won to be. Her charm and her words left a lasting i pression upon the better-half of the Homeste: I Miss Joan Mary Engh, Miss Wisconsin-1962, pro n student population. MISS WISCONSIN .H f M .. . , g d 5 4 -235- -P-1.8 ww 'E x A ,A Q Q, u I , X q ...xv W .. . .- ... .. :am . :-:-:-:-:-:-:+ :::--, V. Q-.-av f ' 'Mx ws: .N 'ici :1:1212:2:-.-., 5' , -I. - -,:.:.,:,:.:::.:4 R4 an 'p 'o'l ,'.'-'-'-'lv 1, , Iv' W, . - I 95 U2 A' in ' - Ii - .'.'.:.--,-.':fy AND JANUARY BRINGS FAIR FEBRUARY CAME 4 ., Y The French Club helped us to celebrate the coming of Lent in the usual French lxadition of a Mardi Gras Party. Art students busily prepared drawings for several competitions. Both the Ozaukee County Art Show program cover and the Bagpipe Literary Magazine cover gave Homestead's would-be artists opportunities to display their art talent. 'Ban takes the worry out of being close. Beethoven at work, Co-Master of Ceremonies, Roberto Dune AFS Student from Panama. l'LL REMEMBER APRIL 1 em .fa ' Queen Andrea HHS'-'Ct Pat Mulligan, Queen Andrea l-Iuguet, Jackie Mueller. We experienced another first in 1963. Eight schools of the Braveland Conference participated in thc first Homestead Indoor Invitational Track Meet held at Baker Field 1-louse on April 14. It is the hope of all that this type of event can become an annual occasion. FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET X f '1 he third annual Father-Daughter Banquet, sponsored by the Home Economics Club, was held this spring After a delicious dinner, entertainment was provided by talented students from Homestead. 1 IN THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY , ff rr a-.A Bob Reimer, Bambi Seip, Doug Grimm, Marilyn Lerand, John Wicker, Alice Denning, Queen Janis Wittig, King Joel Hafner, Nancy Koberstein, Dave Bock, Joanne Berres, Chip Elbe, Mary Sehober, Mike Kiefer. x 3 ' z I3-In The 1963 Rhapsody In Blue Junior Prom was an elegant evening for all. The Juniors worked diligently trying to make this annual affair a big success. The coronation of the king and queen was held at 10:00 P.M. They were crowned by last year's royalty, Dallas Kroll and Cheri Brill. Following the Prom, :x post-prom party was held at Parc-Wood Country Club by the Rotarians. Here elegant prom-goers ate a delicious dinner and danced 'til three. This certainly was a night to be remembered by everyone who attended. 62 DOUBLE DOOR Victoria Caroline Rip . . . Anne . . Dr. Sully.. . . . Neff. . . Avery. . Telson . Louise . William Chase . . Lambert Directed by Miss Koplcin Ingrid Tj ensvold Janice Sievers Dwight Brown Suzi Larus Terry Peterson Chuck Rowe Kathy Sehalk Al Vogel Kathy Krumhus Rick Wegncr Robin Hoff Bob Slick AND WITH JUNE. NEW HOPE9. srunsm SPEAKERS William Dohman Claudia Egelhoff Ingrid Tjcnsvold , James Wanna: Valedictoriana William Dohman Salutatorianz Sharon LaSage NEW DREAMS. NEW LIVES i lll SPORTS . ,..,x,45MxL 1 . W 1. . . .V up , I K, QA The band plays! The cheerleaders leap, and the crowd roars! The winning point is made in the last few seconds of thc game. We support our fine tc ams and encourage them by cheering at games, buying pom poms, and making posters. Our athletes represent our school. They stand for sportsmanship, clean competition, and the good physical well being with which we want to associate ourselves. H H 9 PLACES SECOND IN BRAVELAND CONFERENCE ROW! P O'Malley D Krall, R R1emer,R Schwandt, N Elbe W Schoessow, F Foy F Kraunkramer, J. Wit ug, R Slxck B Schockmel ROW 2 D Bock D Pokorncy, E Weber, J Thxcrfelder H Vcrfeurth T Jung- kunu, F Vedder P Mxentz T Peterson J Hafner R Lauer, C Rowe ROW 3 R Carton D Gnmm G. Win hradsky A Dunax, T Casodonte J L1ggetr,J Wclxcky, P Olsen G Scheele T Buckley R Smder, N. Kellncr Visitors . . OX . . 124 . 6' . . 61' . . 13 . . 01 . . 13+ . . OPP L to R: Fred Krautkramer and Bob Slick Homestead High School belongs to the Braveland Conference and we are proud of this accomplishment. This conference is one of the toughest to compete in and considered one of the best in the state. We accomplished something that a new school is not likely to do. We lost thc Conference Football Championship by six inches. Our team has worked hard to become the best in the conference. We hope to have this honor next year. 7 ei . Homestead High School was very honored when tackle Fred K.rautkra.mer and fullback Bob Slick were named to the first team in the Northern Division of the Bravelnnd Conference. Barry Schockmel, right half back, was named to the second team. Bob was also elected by his teammates as Most Valuable player during the football season. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 4asI31g?,3 5341253 71,94 se BA. 31 ro V- 1 wa.. ROW l: T. Kohlmeyer, manager, R. McCutcheon, G. Winohradsky, S. Kuklinski, W. Schaefer, G. Scheele, E. Bretsclmider, R. Carton, R. Snider, D. Bock, T. Buckley, A. Bowen, D. Grimm. ROW 2: J. Liggett, A. Tien, T Casodonte, A. Dunar, R. Schnceberg, J. Stnmm, W. Johnson, R. Hoffman, B. Schroeder, P. Olson, D. Helvey, J. Welicky, Head coach: Mr. Miller. FRESHMAN TEAM W 5.5-.. -' f . Managers: J. Stem, G. Schultz, A. Vintemulder. ROW 1: D. Plutowski, G. Peterson, D. Bell, J. Roethel, J. Sni der, J. Fass, P. Olson, J. Legault. ROW 2: S. Wells, T. Witte, A. Praefke, D. Nelson, R. Neil, R. Bmsewilz, M. Davidson, P. Lawson, R. Wolf, F. Bauch. ROW 3: Mr. Cheslcy, coach, D. Grubee, F. Hadler, G. Moore, J. Shinneller, M. Rogers, T. Rabehl, T. Urban, R. Belcher, G. Kluessendorf, Head coach: Mr. Patton. TROPHIE9 PROVE US CHAMPS P. O'Ma11cy, T. Jungkuntz, B. Slick, B. Reimer, G. Krafcheck, S. Schwandt, Coach Peregrine, J. Hafner, D Kroll, F. Vcddcr, B. Schockmcl, N. Elbc, M. Kiefer. KNEELING arc: L. Delpnge, D. Bock, W. Schaefer. Homestead's contribution to the Braveland all- conference first string basketball team were Joel Hafner and Dallas Kmu' Most valuable player, Dal Kroll. SCOREBOARD Grecndale ..... Oak Creek ,.... Menomonee Falls Wauwatosa West . Germantown . . . New Berlin. . . Ccdarburg . . . Granville ..... Port Washington . Bxookfield Central Nicolct ....... Menomonee Falls Cedarbuxg ..... Gxanville........ Port Washington . Brookfield Central . . . . . . Nic olet ....... Ceclarburg . ..... . . . HH 90 79 54 S3 78 82 64 66 78 55 'll 63 66 74 60 52 53 74 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM L to R: D. Schmidt, B. Hoffman, B. Johnson, W. Schossow, B. Lauer, D. Helvey, B. Schmidt, J. Liggett, T. Adams, B. Baldwin, B. Schneeberg, K. Martyn, R. McCutcheon, G. Bandlow, Coach Spearbraker. Kneeling are managers T. Kohlmeyer and B. Schroeder. FREQHMAN TEAM l L to R: T. Schmit, T. Schultz, R. Bender, J. Roethel, P. Olsen, S. Bauch, R. Belcher, G. Kluessendorf, D. Grube, G. Moore, T. Urban. Kneeling is manager M. Whittaker. Coach Miller is not pictured. WRESTLING VARQITY TEAM J Q FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Demerath, W. Viclekovich, B. Bierman, R. Bruesewitz, G. Maul, D. Scott. BACK ROW: R. McGinnis, T. Lunn, H. Verfuerth, P. Olsen, G. Winohradsky, K. Krubsack, D. Schultz, advisox. UNIOR VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW, L. t Most valuable player, Pete Olson o R.: E. Brelsclmeider, Coach Precouxt, R. Gutwald, J. Kolb. BACK ROW: C. Konitzer, R. Wolf, A. Vogel, A. Koens, G. Rock, W. Wesscl, R. Repnik. ALENTED H.H.S. CINDERMEN PROVE THEIR ABILITY IN SPRING MEETS Q -3 ' ' ROW 1: J. Kolb, G. Schultz, T. Greening, B. Sicgfrcd, T. Witte, K. Warren, T. Schmit, D. Scott, M. Garvey, W. Lcmke. ROW 2: Mr. Noltner, P. Nedden, B. Wean, P. Sachse, D. Grimm, J. Wittig, D. Snider, D. Frank, P. O'Mal1ey, S. Pipkorn, D. Schmidt, B. Gehrke, Mr. Welch. ROW 3: Mr. Thelen, D. Helvey, W. Schaefer, D. Meer, S. Wells, B. Slick, B. Lauer, N. Kcllncr, B. Schockmel, W. Schossow, F. Kraufluanrer, F. Hadlcr, G. Moore, Mr. Curran. ROW 4: P. Mieritz, B. Reimer, D. Timm, B. Baldwin, D. Kroll, M. Krone, S. Schwandt, J. Hafner, A. Tietz, T. Urban, F. Vedder, P. Egelhoff, R. McCntcheon. 1. to r.: Mr. Thelen, D. Snider, B. Slick, D. Kroll, J. Wittig, W. Schossow, S. Schwandt, B. Schockmel, B. Baldwin, N. Kellner. 75 4 BASEBALL ROW 1: J. Rechtin, T. Buckley, C. Elbe, M. Kiefer, B. Lauer, P. O'Ma11ey, G. Bandlow, P. Olsen, B. Schrader. ROW 2: T. Casadonte, J. Raymond, D. Kroll, B. Schockmel, B. Slick, J. Hafner, W. Lemke, D. I-lelvey, G. Maul, B. Hoffman, Coach Peregrine, D. Scott k- , 2. , . . GOLF I. to R: R. Bruesewiu, C. Roska, J. Roethel, B. Schrader, G. Niedermeyer, T. Casadonte, H. Moen, B. Weber, Coach Spearbraker. CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: D. Kodner, D. Scott, S. Pipkorn, K. Warren, K. Martyn, B. Gehtke. ROW 2: P. Hiltgen, A. Vogel, J. Raymond, M. Lemmer, B. Casto, C. Jahn. TENNIS ROW 1: Captain T. Jungkunu, Manager J. Faas, C. Rowe. ROW 2: M. Schafer, P. Hilt gen, J. Liggett, G. Krafcheck, J. Raymond. N. fm k:,ma gm 'VCX PYT ?3-Q-f2'??,,-w.ag.,..,, K 'Q iff has nw-D':g.,g as:-3 KV? 'rr X ' . P 4 Q STUDENT COUNCIL ESTABLISHES TIES BETWEEN THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE STUDENT BODY I-fqg,,... ,, Jim Warmer- President Cathy Chrzan, Vice-President Andy Huguet, Secretary Cheri Brill, Treasurer L to R: UGIEELINGQ John Biermann, Paul Olsen. ROW 1: Cheri Brill, Mary Decker, Cathy Chrzan, Pat Hawkins, Bambi Seip, Lindsay Noonan, Linda Lawrenz, Dona. Look, Mary Pssdim, Andy I-Iuguct. ROW 2: Phillippe Chanel, J'WA SdiS J' W R'kW P.MA't1KrtM St Sh dG M anis ittig, an ommer, 1m anner, xc egner, 'it ierr , u artyn eve c wan t, reg oore, Chip Elbe, Mike Apple, Jim Schinnellcr, Bill Dohman, Fred Cawrisch, Pat Rack, Pam Garvey, Roh Duncan. 1 so 1,,.v-.,r..,. , ii . fn, .1 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Roberto Duncan from Panama. These students took part in the American Field Service program. Roberto, from Panama, and Phillippe, from Sw-itzerland spent the full year x here at Hom cstead. Claudia represented the Uni- ted States abroad in Austria, and Ingrid in Ger- many. They returned to HHS in late January. Phillippe Chanel from Switzerland. We are proud to be a part of the AFS program and we hope that in the future we will bc priv- ileged to have students that have done as well as these. Ingrid Tjensvold, who studied in Germany. Claudia Egelhoff, who studied in Venice. 81 OFFICE PERSONNEL L to R: Mrs. Casndonte, Mrs. DeBlock, Mrs. Johnson KITCHEN STAFF x fr L to R: Mrs. Thierfelder, Mrs. Pfaff, Mrs. Lucht, Mxs. Kieckhaefer, Mrs, Chmiclewski, Mrs. Denning CUQTODIANS L to R: Mr. Wollner, Mx. Kreblin, Mr. Geier, Mr. Rohrbach CREST STAFF Under the direction of Miss Niemyt, this year's advisor, the annual staff worked hard all year to present Lhc 1963 CREST. This year wc con- centrated on fine photography as shown in the unique pordais of teachers and varations in the homeroom pictures. In October, Dorothy Honeck and Margaret Sutherland attended the Annual Joumalism and Yearbook Conference at Madison. . !k,':wi5,2, z' N P Dorothy Honeck, Editor-in-Chief L to R: QSITTINGQ Cindy Williams, Candy Cain, Suli Larus, Margaret Suther- land, Susie Chier. QSTANDINGQ Dorothy Honeck, Joanne Berres, Al Vogel, Alice Heil. John Wicker, Editor-in-Chief HI-LITES STAFF Under the supervision of Mr. Gorski, the advisor, this year's Hi-Lite: staff originated some new projects. It was the first year that the news- paper contained six pages and advertising. The staff also did a fine job of publishing a student directory and Homecoming program. John Wicker, the editor, spent two weeks last June at a joumalism seminar at the University of Wisconsin. Early in the fall Frank Vedder and Mary Spacth represented I-lomestead's journal- ism staff at the State Joumalism Conference at Madison. ROW 1: L to Karen Schneider, Cathy Chuan, Sandy Seibert, Pat Reck, Betty Curran, Nancy Koberstcm. ROW 2: Marlene Luedeis, Mary Spaeth, Andy Dunar, Fra.nk Vedder, Jeff Raymond, John Wicker, Mary Strassburger, Bonnie DeTroye. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor comes to those who deserve it. It was for this purpose, to give recognition to deserving stu- dents, that thc National Honor Society was formed. The forty members of this society are those students who have shown excellence in scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. ROW 1, L to R: Alice Denning, Jean Kadow, Cathy Chuan, Carole Kroening, Joanne Berres, Marilyn Acte Nancy Koberstein, Mary Decker, Ingrid Tjensvold, Janice Sievers, Sharon LaSage. ROW 2, Doug Grimm, R Nicolai, John Mundt, Gary Wischet, Andy Dunar, Larry Schwandt, Frank Vedder, Dallas Kroll, Leon Molye, rburg obert Tim Blank, Hans Moen, Claudia Egelhoff, Bill Dohman, Pat Mulligan, Mary Spaeth, Pat Reck, Chris Leighton. GIRLS GLEE CLUB . gg is we L -e A - QQNCERT BANQ, D DANCE BAND I T I' 1,3 T ' - L ' 'i ' ww QQ A si .1 I N , 5.41 V . A 29 ,Q , pi v ,QA -wx . le K Q. la I Q Iv X Q ' In n I ' .U 4 1 4 1 AQ NEJM ,. ,,. ' ., ag. ' 'I - ' rt , Qi g f X5 1f,, II - N, 'll om 'H W., ' ' '5'1.,, ' -. , 3 f u, - '1-.hs mm X 'U QA 81.5. wt fi' 0 'r in K W Vh. 5' 'V -, DWL- Ev . PEP BAND QONCERT BAND CADET BAND CERT CHORUS 33W?eQea9 M sm 50 L to R: Fred Krautkramer, Schwandt, Secretaryg Pete Treasurerg Bob Slick, Vice Joanne Berres Linda Sitman Suzi Larus Carolyn Connors Janis wmig Andy Huguet Diana Lejuene Pat Hawkins Delores Thogerson GAA President? Steve O'Ma11ey, -President. Betty Curran Susan Walker Jan Hosking Leah Fisher Kris Kuester Janet Earle Lyn Upholz Mary Antisdel J. Sievers A. Colucci J. Kadow M. Hamm M. Lueders M. Suter S. Sommer L. Fischer A. Stoll L. Ufholz M. Decker C. Egre B. Hahrn S. LeHouill L to R: Carolyn McGuire, Vice-Presidentg Sharon LaSage, Treasurerg Lyn Unmolz, Seeretaryg Julie LeHouil1ier, President. X VARSITY CLUB All boys who have participated in sports and won a letter in a sport are considered mern bers of the Varsity Club. LIBRARY CLUB ier L to R: Mary Schober, Prsidentg Marilyn Lerand, Vice-Presidentg Chris Leighton, Secretary-Treasurer. S. Gielow S. Rost S. Nicolai B. Bannon Z. Filter E. Stults K. McGuire S. Steinert R. Gardner G. Riemer J. Ames M. Achterberg K. Rintleman J. Anderson B. Sprague N Algozin B. Yormgberg L. Weichman S. Videkovich Klapperich Borgman Kieckhaefer S. Geidel J. Witt Decker Michalski Schoettler L to R: Roberta Nicolai, Secretaryg Mary Spaeth, Presidentg Bambi Seip, Vice-Presidentg Pat Reck, Treasurer. CAMERA CLUB L to R: John Siettmann, Vice-Presidentg Frank Mikel, Treasurerg Dorothy Honeck, Secretaryg Al Vogel, President. 90 Gail Grueschow Ellen Kraeblen Kathy Krumbus Susan Seelman Janis Brueggmann Kathy Krsak Maribel Neuenfeld Ingrid Fxiclcon Susan Schaefer Lois Rheude Cathy Kullander Caroline Conner Bonnie Becker Nina Look Gail Schaller Sandra Reiland Sue Nicolai Pat Sitkiewiu Linda Lawrenz Mary Schober HOME EC CLUB Toni Helm Linda Somers Diane Gehring Cheryl Dittmar JoAnn Riemer Darlene Dreshek Darlene Thogersen Donna Miller Lynn UD1olz Betty Miller Pat Fetzer Carol Michaliski Alice Denning Diane Schoessow Mary Antisdel Delores Thogerson Joanne Berres Marcia Suter JoAnn Tess Cathie Chrzan AUDIO VISUAL Lta R: Arthur Suoede, Alfred Lee, John Siett-mann, Neil Lang. Kim Krubsack Art Stroede James Pfnfi Keith Griff Jim Paukner Bonnie Becker Jim Warmer Dennis Wearing Tim Kohlmeyer Bill Baldwin Judy Wolfgang Susan Hilty Rae Loeser PEP CLUB L to R Chen Brill, Secretaryg Andy Huguet, Presidentg Bonnie DeTroye, Vice President Margaret Sutherland, Treasurer. MATH CLUB Mike Apple Jeff Kolb Bonnie Becker Neal Lang David Casselman Ken Loeber Richard Fleischmann Mike Oas Richard Frank Jim Paukner Mike Fromrner Elaine Schaefer Carol Egre David Spaulding Tom Greening Tom Szymarek Keith Griffiths Bill Wean Bonnie l-lahrn Paul Zukowski Denny Hauser Julienne Ranallo Mary Schmit Kathie Schalk Sharon Fallon Laima Freidenfeld Ellen Schultz Earline Grimm Terri Tomascello Elaine Schaefer Mary Schober Carol Michalske Carol Egre Carol Connor Mary Sparth Joanne Tess Caroline Gotthart Linda Lawrenz Linda Deutsch JoAnn Krumhus Bambi Seip Bonnie Hahn Cathy Kullander Karen Waedekin C nthy Bickler Lindsay Noonan Sandy Seibert BeeJ ay Larus Dwight Brown Terry Petersen Jim Wanner Terry Neilson Mary Kellner Kathy Chuan Mike Schmidt Ann Leighton Kathy Molye Cheryl Dittmer Nancy Meer Kit Boecsh Barb Boecsh Paul Mackal Jeff Cunsburg John Mundt Carol Egre Susan Schaefer Jon Axt Rick Gutwald David Meer SCIENCE CLUB L to R: Dave Maclfarlan, Presidentg Mike Ap- ple, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Sommer, Secretaryg Keith Griffiths, Treasurerg Jim Paukner, Re- porter. L to R Cathy Bickler, Secretaryg Mary Schmit, Vice-Presidentg Mary Decker, Presidentg Sharon Lei-loujllier, Treasurer. Gordon Schultz Lynn Ufholz Bob Bierrn ann Audrey Clausing Frank Vedder Roberta Niclrolai Alice Heil Debbie Lerfald Wally Wessel David Casselman Bob Backes Wally Schoessow Carolyn Rehfeld Shelly Smith Keith Griffiths ' RUSSIAN CLUB Kathy Sommer Peg O'Malley Pam Angell Ronnie Verieurth Robin Hoff Carol Egre Sandy Engel Mark Garvey Fred Gawisch John Liggett Maureen McGrath Tony Nettles Chuck Reimund Janet Schmitz Bridget Bannon L to R: Julianne Ranallo, Secretaryg Phillippc Chanel, Treasurerg Kathy Krumhus, President. XM, m ati? -fit? gl H SPANISH CLUB Sharon Zembruski Allida Colucci Carole Kroening Debbie Siewers Andy Dunar Sandi Sommer Lois Rhuede Nancy Algozin Sharon LeHouillier Sue Johnson Mary Schmir Sarah Steinert Darcy Cudlip Joann Wisciewski Cathy Chnan Sandy Rinzel Caroline Conner Dorothy Honeck Julie Lei-louillier Mary Decker Janet Earle Cathy Bickler Sue Filut Diane Ebli Richard Dobransky JoAnn Krumbus Kathy McGuire Wendy Schwartz Lorna Durkee Rachel Gardner Peggy White Jeanne Dueno Sue Geidel Bev Donaldson Charles Konitzer Mary Pasdirtz Tom Schmit Mary Antisdel GERMAN CLUB L to R: John Mundt, President, Dick Lawson, Treasurerg JoAru1 Schmoll, Secretary, not pic tured, Laima Freidenfeld, Vice President Sandy Seibert Larry DeLonge Steve Ricketts Rick Wegner Kathy Kiehnau Charles Rowe Lisa Clrristopherson Joe Steinert Robert Simmons LATIN CLUB Membership includes all Latin students. OUILL AND SCROLL L to R: QSITTINGJ Mary SpaeLh, Pat Reck, Pat Hawkins, Nancy Koberstein. fSTANDINGj Andy Dunar, Cathy Chuan, Mary Strassburger, Frank Vedder, John Wicker. Delores Thogexson Susan Nicolai Alice Chinnock Linda Somers Margaret DeI.onge Linda Deumch Karen Poppenclick Nancy Raine Cheri Girten Ann Decker Mary Kellner Julienne Ranallo Barbara Hardman Kathy Schalk Caroline Gotthart Sue Hilly Lynn Uiholz Jane Knepel Melissa Pokomey Donna Look Marcia Hoover Joanne Berres Cathy Chnan Mary Decker Gary Wischer Hans Moen Philippe Chanel Carolyn Brown Carron Gradel Diane Heuser Kristine Lewis Lindsay Noonan Kathy Howard Darlene Thogerson Susan Hilty Mary Schmit Mary Kcllner Diane Heuser Karen Poppendieck Nancy Raine John Wicker Barbara Hardman Marjorie Axt L to R: Kathy Ademek, Secretary Treasurer Kurt Martyn, Vice-Presidentg Dave Sass, Presi dent. FRENCH CLUB L to R: Mary Spaeth, President, Mary Schober, Secretary, Chris Leighton, Treasurer Pat Reck, Vice-President. FORENSICS L to R: QSITTINGQ Alice Heil, Bonnie De Troye, Cathy Chrzan, Mary Spaeth, Carole Kroening, JoAnn Wisniewski, Mary Schmit. fSTAND1NGj Pat Hawkins, Dave Sass, Michele Smith, Al Vogel, Darlene Weber. ROW 1: A winners at State: J. Wisniewski and M. Speath. ROW 2: B winners at State: C. Chrzan, J. Wicker, M. Schmit. Jing. Q.. 1 '?- ri 131 BADGER BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE wwf... 'g.:4g ..x :mu Homestead was very proud in sending three Q girls to Badger Girls' State in Madison and WSG three boys to Badger Boys' State in Ripon. M, 3 z ' For one exciting week these students learn W.. me-.. Q, u how a state govcmment works. There is 2 v - , campaigning and actual elections for of- ' A fices. We were especially proud of Pat Reck .. who was elected to an office. l 4. 0 M ,,, Mary Speath, Pat Reck, Cathie Chuan, Frank Vedder, Joel Hafner. Not Pictured: Andy Dxmar. L.. sl - 1 f V, - X f 4 CHERYLLEMKE l U is 7 f . ' f v 2 ,H -ni' s 3 ,-J. I-:G ., , T. 5!'if'f -M., -' i,':.'r: '1l'f ' U ' This friendly face can be found in the library. She is Miss Kop1ein's assistant. Cheryl , a former student from Homestead, can be seen doing anything from fixing damaged or wom out books to putting clip- pings into the up-to-date scrap book. MISS HORKAN Each student at Homestead knows this lady, She's Miss Horkan, our nurse who helps us in every way possible if wc have a problem conceming our health. She's the woman who is respected and admired by all for her dedicated role to help not only us but all the people in the Thiensville-Mequon area. LE AD WE'RE FROM HOMESTEAD J' L, W: V --......'f Lo Left to Lower Right: Janis Wittig, Pat Mulligan, Pat Hawkins, Cap- ancy Kobexstein, Marilyn Lerand. -li, COULDN'T BE PROUDER JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEAQER9 ,,.,J1' Porgie Sutherland Joanne Berrcs Delores Thogerson Suzi Larus W Mffiilrsgaisteg L ilk? -' , . 'mr' 1 Linda Sitman Pam Shanahan '54 Qiiivffjl' 1 J yi a,l,a,,,A13r A ,. W iw Q. 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