Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1964 volume:

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Please remember to be proud and unbending if honest failure should come your way, and to be gentle and humble in your success. Stand tall and straight in the face of adver- sity, but remember to have compassion on those who fall. Realize that you must master yourself before you attempt to master others. Seek not the way of luxury and comfort, but face the stimulation of challenge and difficult goals. Reach towards the future, but never neglect the past with its lessons of wisdomg approach all problems and decisions with an open mind and a willingness to look at all the facts and all sides of the question. As you leave Homestead our congratulations and best wishes are extended to you. We have enjoyed working with you, and we sincerely hope that you will come back to see us from time to time. Many of our dreams and aspirations for the future are depending on you. Your strength and wisdom will carry us through. Dru. M. V. fu. Lawww Digaow 4 661wHQlP L. TO R.: Mrs. Casaclonte, Mrs. DeB1ock, Mrs. johnson Qclwolb Bomb L. TO R.: Mrs. Bernice Casadonte, secretary to the boardg Dr. Theodore Elbeg Burt Mendling Nicholas Ewens, board secretaryg james Barr, board directorg Marvin Casey, board treasurerg Dr. Silas Evansg Reverend Rolland Schwandtg and Dr. Merton V. Campbell, school superintendent. 5 . Def, Dru. Mzssezles The guidance counselors are -two of the most important people in our school. They are always willing to help a student plan his schedules, decide on a career, and choose a col lege. 6 Risk Mr. Richard Chesley, English 12g Mr. Patrick Curran, English 95 Miss Diane Morovits, English 95 Mr. Raymond Gorski, English 11 andjournalismg Mr. William Parkinson, English 11- 12 and Creative Writingg Miss Leslie Mclntyre, English 10 and 12. 7 0 Miss Lou Burmeister, Developmental Readin , Reading Improvement, and Ac- 8 celerated Reading. SPM Miss Marilyn Schill, Speech 10, Advanced Speech, Drama. ' wLanguagw Mr. Howard Lee, German I-IV, Miss Joanne Riedel, Spanish I-IV, Mr, Wayne Ready, French I-IV, and Russian I-IV, Mr. Edward Houston, Latin I-IV. as W Y Y E Q fzfff l. is is f M: Z' '- 8 new ' Mr. Francis Scheffer, American History, Latin American History, and Far Eastern History5 Mr. William Dayton, American Problemsg Mr. Richard Miller, American History and World Historyg Mr. Stephen Pinkowsky, American Problems, World History and English 9. 9 Mr. William jordan, Physics, General Math, Algebra lg Mr. James Noltner I General Science, Physical Scienceg Mr. Ralph Potter, Chemistry. Mrr Bernard Keller, Biology and General Scienceg Mr. Leonard Dudkiewicz, Biology and Science Seminar. Mr. james Schultz, General Math, Algebra I and Geometryg Mr. Robert Patton, General Math and Geometry Mr. john Marita, Geometry, Algebra II and Advanced Mathg Mr. Thomas Spearbraker, Algebra I-II. ll 1185111288 i Home ' Mrs. joan Calabres, Home Economics I, III, IV5 Miss Avis Mertes, Home Econo- mics I-II and Survey. Mr. Robert Mayer, Office Practice, Basic Business, and Bookkeepingg Miss Nancy Parkinson, Typing and Shorthand I-II. Mr. Ralph Seyfert, Art I,III-V and Art Appreciationg Mrs. Bonnie Vierthaler, Art I-Il, Annual. Ant Musto Miss Anita Anderson, Music Ap- preciation, Concert Choir, Fresh man Choir, Girls' Glee Clubg Mr William Confare, Concert Band and Cadet Band. Phgsrcalf Mr. Kenneth Pierce, Drafting I-IV and Driver Educationg Mr. Morris McFarlane, Woodworking I-III and Driver Educationg Mr. Bruce Precourt, Metals I-III and Driver Education. Mr. Robert Thelen, Boys' Physical Miss Beverly Thornburg, Girls' Education 10 and 12 and Boys' Physical Education 10- 12 and Girls' I-Iealthg Mr. Richard Peregrine, Healthg Miss Carol Dobrunz, Girls' Boys' Physical Education 9, 11, 12. Physical Education 9, 11, 12, and Algebra l. 14 LILWUU Lmkp, Clwa Qeiw Mas 'COP MLM was 'L' NW' National F-Iowa Class of '64 Joanne Berre s Tim othy Blank Catherine Chrzan Catherine Cooper Mary De cker Andrew Dunar P atri oia Fetzer Douglas Grim m jeffrey Gunsburg Alice He il Nancy Kobe rste in S andra Konitzer C arole Kroening C athle en Krumhu Christy Leighton P aul Mackal David Me er john Mundt Roberta Nic ol ai P atricia Re ck Mary S paeth Frank Ve dder Sharon Ze mbruski S Class of '65 Kathleen Adamek Catherine Bichler Carol Egre Susan I-Iilty Kathleen Howard Kavid Kodner Catherine Kullander John Liggett Kurt Martyn Michael Oas Iulienne Ranallo Mary Schmidt Karen Schoettler Stephen Schwandt Pamela Shanahan Kathleen Sommer Class of '64 Joanne Berres Doug Grimm Chip Elbe Frank Vedder Alt: Cathy Chrzan Mary Spaeth President PAT MIERITZ Vice-President PAT RECK Class of '65 Kurt Martyn Cathy Bichler Susan I-lilty Steve Schwandt Alt: Mary Schmit Pam Shanahan Class of '66 Greg Moore Nina Look Sue Kraeblen Ron Dinchak Alt: Paul Olsen Betty Marshall Our student council this year has been very active. Several meetings were held during the summer to de- cide on activities for the 1963-'64 school year. In ad- dition to sponsoring a mixer and the Christmas dance, the council also sponsored a car wash and a powder puff football game to raise money for the Highlander memo- rial. 'I7 Class of '67 jeff Sekely Tom Haering Mary Schwandt Chris Dannenfelser Alt: Tim Dunar Mary Krautkramer To most students, Fall signifies the start of another year of schoolg but most Highlanders thought in more specific terms. To Cathie Chryzan it meant a return to old friends with tales of Chile to tell them. To the boys on the team it meant football season. To the freshmen it me ant a new start in a new school. Fall also meant more firsts for Homestead: the first debate team was formed and proved a success, the honor study hall was given a try, and a powder-puff football game was played. To all, Fall meant getting into the true Highlander swing of things. Fwslwmw Freshmen class officers: President, Dave Egelhoffg Vice President, Herb Fancherg Secretary, Barb Kellnerg Treasurer, Eileen MacCavoy. 20 Mm. NOUMUU ROW 1, If, TO R.: S. Apple, J. Brock, I. Bartell, I. Adamek. ROW 2: S. Boesch, B. Barthel, D, Backes, C. Baldwm, M. Belcher, I. Brabender. ROW 3: R. Antisdel, J. Biga, J. Bruckner, C. Burkhard, D, Backes, V. Augell, M. Bortin. ROW 4: B. Bartmann, S. Boettcher, B. Burke, I. Bussone, D. Best, B. Bierlein. Not p1c.: B. Brinsko. Mm. ROW 1, L. TO R.: T. Devine, L. Davis, I. Clausing, M. DeChant, M. Damico, M. Drober. ROW 2: C. Cain, C. Dentinger, F. Coffaro, C. Dannenfelser. ROW 3: L. Delzell, B. Dikkers, J. Casselman, K. Deutsch, C. Covert, G. Curry. ROW 4: R. Colburn, D, Egelhoff, J. Cowee, K. Chmielewski, M. Cooper, T. Dunar, S. Comte. 21 Mm. I-lousfow ROW 1, L. TO R.: D. Friede, J. Ehlers, S. Goodrich, D. Gallipeau, C. Englherdt, T. Fetzer, H. Fancher, E. Fischer. ROW 2: S. Feuer, C. Ecubues, Y. Farias, M. Fragaponi, K. Ecubues, P. Gierach, C. Gengler, C. Ehlers, K. Gindt. ROW 3: I. Ewens, R. Giuliani, B. Ficher, M. Felly, 1. Gettleman, D. Gierach, V. Franz, K. Gengler, J. Gohlke. Mfsslaidw ROW 1, L. TO R,: S. Gurrath, R. Heike, K. Helgeson, B. Hadler, C. Heinrich. ROW 2: B. Heim, P. Hauser, C, Iwanski, T. Herring, T. Henkel, G. Haendel, M. Green. ROW 3: C. Hoffman, K. Gruth, P. I-Iilty, D, Gruenwald, 1. I-Ieiden, E, Hall. ROW 4: D. Haeuser, B. Hable, M. Hoppe, R. Keintel-dl, W. Harris, B. Hertzburg. Rl. ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Koberstein, A. Kranitz, C. Krafcheck, M. Kirsch, D. joeger, B. Kopp. ROW 2: S. Keskey, M. Keuender, J. Klumb, K. Latzl, S. Kub, P. Lang, M. Krautkramer, K. Karceski. ROW 3: B. Kellner, K. Junkuntz, P. Kershaw, D. Jones, K. Krueger, K. Kluhsman, D. Kanack, S. Kempke. Mfu. Lee ROW 1, L. TOR.: W. Lerand, T. Mantz, F. Matejou, R. Maus, M. MaGaw, T. Mohr, D. Merkel. ROW 2 B. Lemke, J. Lejeune, B. Lehman, I. Lemke. ROW 3: M. Lorenz, B. Levo, E. McAvoy, K. Masters, L. McEneany, N. Matthes, C. Manke, C. Marshall. ROW 4: J. Lewis, T. Matakis, K. Melk, J. Maitland, S. Mayor, I. McQuide, I, Liggett, D. MacFarland. 23 Mm. Paffow ROW 1 L. TO R.: K. Reuter, K, Richter, S. Rintelmann, I. Rades, P. Rehfeld, M. Pemberton. ROW 2: K. Niedermeyer, V. Nicohli, C. Ranallo, J. Peterson, J Roozen. ROW 3: S. Ray, j. Nebel, G. Morter, B. Ripley, F. Platt, M. Quinlan, P. Rowe. ROW 4: J. Roska, M. Pritzkow, B. Rohn, E. Paegelow, M. Moriority, P. Rigas, G. Reynolds. Mm. Q ROW 1, L, TO R.: V. Schwalbe, R. Schockrnel, M. Sanderson. ROW 2: T. Senn, T. Schwern, G. Skiff, R. Stern, L. Samp, M. Schwandt, I. Runft, T. Schroder. ROW 3: J. Smith, I. Sequin, L. Siettrnann, I. Sinonsen, M, Sandborn, J. Schultz. ROW 4: K, Schroeder, D. Schoessow, C. Schroeder, B. Schroder, I. Sekely, F. Schneeberg. 24 Miss ROW 1, L. TO R.: B. Sewart, M. Van Slyl-ce, B. Sutherland, L. Steuck, P. Waldheim, C. Stewart, G. Taylor. ROW 2: M. Taylor, L. Tatro, P. Tulane, K. Stroede, T. Tess, S. Tyborsl-ci, B. Wadekin, M. Visit. ROW 3: A. Timm, A. Tompto, C. Umhafer, C. Veins, M. Swan, S. Stofflet, E. Waltch, L. Unlcerfer, K. Szafranski. Mfu. ROW 1, L, TO R.: S, Wittaker, J. Wean, M. Warner, S. Wepfer, R. Wehausen, D. Wessel, I. Weiland, R. Repnik. ROW 2: I, Dernehl, 1. Wangerin, K. Yenter, E. Woelky, B. Wieck, M. Wolfgang, D. Wieland, J. Aschenbrener. ROW 3: M. Wilson, W. Zehner, J. Wittenburg, M. Wigderson, M. Ziolkowski, C. Williams, M. Wright. Not pic.: S. Ypungberg. 25 Vwwitg Footbaw Team ROW 1, ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: L. T R D Joel Hafner, most valuable player, TO R.: J. Wittig, D. Gumm, B Carron, T Buckley, R McCutcheon, F Foy, W Schoessow . Casadonte, M. Lernmer, S Damels, I Rectln, M Schafer, P O'Ma11ey, D Smder, D Bock . Lauer, W. Schaefer, H. Verfuerth G Wmohradsky A Dunar, P Memtz, P Olsen, L Delonge . Timm, R. Riemer, P. 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Brookfield Central , . . Nicolet ........ . . . . 7 Granville ......... Menomonee Falls. . Port Washington , , Brookfield East . . Cedarburg .... Rufus King . . . ..13 fx, Xi QQ35 , J i . 44 if f f l 1, f . 21 ' , I at Q ., 3 hifi H , za M 1. I 12 tl?-t, iw figs. wife -, f W .. 'wg , s W . 14 X si , . V- 7 at 34 . f 13 5, - , -, 'X ' , -V - f . .. A - .1 f , 1 -4 -' 2 fe , nil-fr ,. ,X rf' l Ja w '-as I f 4, Y fixlras r s ' ' s . K ,ne N in mt--im gjxnffav 4 wg N S 71 n L H 2 .qhaf si'- ,A it 11 rf for Zijl .145 ri- um ' ' , What school won nine straight games in the 1963 football season? What Braveland Conference team beat Rufus King 19 to O? What school landed four boys on the first team all- conference? From what school could the class of '64 boast 24 boys on the varsity team? HOMESTEAD 1. 4- A 1 -sff ..f:-iq-w-n'.,,f:sXfNav-fszgzfzf-ff,59 wax .Vw .- -5- s , l- f ,,r.f,.. N ,.,l-,.,5.,m:-.mf-if v- lf .- is -f - -Ma, ? m ma.,..f- ,: a w w w 27 ROW 1, L TO R. R BFLISBWILZ, R Bretschnelder, K Useldrng, I Roethel, G Kluessendorf, R Behrens, I Ford ROW 2 G Moore, F Bauch, P Lawson, F I-Iadler, S Wells, I Smder, D Grube ROW 3 R Belcher, P Olsen, R Keskey, A Tletz, R Z1egelbauer, S Kuk11nsk1, G Schultz ROW 4: M Walsh G f .- Wrsie, Q Xia FF of ref' ROW 1, L TO R Mgrs I Kobersteln, T Moor, T Schrader ROW 2 M Swan, K. Schroeder, R Schockmel, C Schroeder,J LEWIS, D Haeuser, T Tess, H Fancher ROW3 J Weiland I Roska, D Best, W I-Iarrls V Schwalbe, K Schrmelewskl, D Galhpeau, B Sutherland ROW 4: J. Nebel R Burke, D Schoessow, P I-Ieuser, J Cowee, J McQu1de, M Pruzkow, T Devme, R I-Iertzberg ROW 5 B Rlpley, M Belcher,j Sekely D Egelhoff, W Rohn, R Dunar, C Krafcheck S Ray, F Schneeburg ROW6 M Z1OlkOWSk1, G Colburn, M Sandrson, J Lrggett, C Engelhardt, M W1gderson, A Tlmm, T PWM On September 28 the first annual powder puff football game was held between the Packer Petticoats fsenior girlsy and the Badger Bow Toters fjunior girlsj. The Packer Petticoats emerged victorious 18-O Another first for Homestead! The brains and brawn of the class of '65 were pitted against those of the class of '64--who won? See the next page. The Packer Petticoats mug for the photographer after one of their practices. Team ROW 1, L. TO R.: D. Scott, D. Kodner, K. Warren, T. Schmit, G. Roska, S. Pipl-corn, W. Lerand, T Witte, S. Whittaker. ROW 2: C. Jahn, W. I-lable, R. Frank, J. Covert, J. Raymond, M. Lemmer, P. I-Iiltgen, S. Praefke, W. johnson, Mr. Noltner, coach. 30 dub The members of Camera Club learned about all areas of photography and used their knowledge to help with pictures for the Crest and I-Ii-Lites. udiol- ' 31 B. Baldwin, C. Baldwin, B. Becker, Nic Gengler, K. Griffiths, H. Hirsch, K. Loeber, F. Mikul, F. Mohamed, A. Stroede. The Audio-visual aides provided valuable help for the teachers all year long by setting up movies, records, and tapes. L, TO R.: M. Lemmer, J. Legault, N. Lang, C. Iahn. I-loweco -1962 1962!-I '4Queew 'wllmandf Last year's royalty, Margaret Sutherland and this year's Queen, Marilyn Lerand. 1963 HOMECOMING COURT, L. TO R. : Sharon Boesch Qfreshmanj, Kathy Apel fjuniorj, Queen Marilyn Lerand, N Delores Thogersen Qseniorj, Nina Look Qsophomorej. Homestead's Heroes looked grim before the big game, but they pulled through with a 13-6 victory over Cedar- burg. Delores Thogersen, senior repre- sentative and Kathy Apel, junior rep- resentative waiting for the parade to begin. , The class of '64 does it -again! The seniors take honors in the float contest for the second year in a row. Below, pep assembly. ' Carolyn Brown john Mundt . . . Mark Mueller . Suzi Larus .... Mary Spaeth . . Lesly Simpson. Marilyn Lerand. . . Matt Shafer. . . Andy Koens. . . Bob McGinnis . Pat Reck ..... Cathy Cooper . Mrs. Crochet Commodore Arthur . . . . Topal . . . Evvie . . . Fleece . . . . Elna . . . Dewey . . . . . . Tobin -- ........ Tayo Dupre . . . . . Mrs. Beaumont Crochet Director Miss Schlll You hear orders being given to stage hands and jittery playersg you hear a creak and groan as the house leans to one sideg someone gives a slight cry of anxiety with the discovery that a prop is missingg players settle themselves in the last few seconds before curtain time. Then, the curtain rises on: The Great Big Doorstep if? X X 1 . , 35 vm. imtwu As the snow began to fall, thoughts turned to basketball, remember a certain player on our opposing team who helped us make our luskets?, and wr Stl' th ' e ing, e team that sent two boys to the regional meets and one to the sectionals. Clubs, which were formed in the fall, got into full swing. Some of the clubs gave dances and some held special events for their members. Alth h h ' to look forward to. 90? oug t ere was a lot of fun, students also had semester finals MMD .. ROW 1, L. TO R.: I. Boswell, R. Bell. ROW 2: B. Boesch, K. Boesch, L. Christopherson, I. Barrett, B. Chmielewski. ROW 3: C. Borgman, A. Chinnock, B. Bannon, B. Boettcher, S. Campbell, P. Allen, M. Axt. ROW 4: S. Bauch, J. Bierman, D. Bruss, G. Bartelt, J. Covert, R. Brusiwitz, D. Catena. MIASMWHG ROW 1, 1. tor.: C. Curran, A. Enger, D. Drover, E. Findley, I. Fass. ROW 2: J. Dueno, G. Faureck, P. Ellner, D. Dreshek, Z. Filter, C. Dittmer, L. Deutch, C. Egelhoff, D. Ebli, M. DeLonge, J. Deusing, C. DacQuisto. Mass Pankinaow ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Ford, G. Fleischmann, M. Frommer, D. Hintz. ROW 2: B. Greisch, M. Howard, D. Gehring, S. Girten, M. Hurth, S. Fletcher. ROW 3: T. Greening, J. Jones, F. Hadler, D. Grube, D. Grimm R. Heil, ROW 4: K. H 1 ' ' ' ' aert em, C. Gotthart, M. Hoover, S. Geidel, V. G1acon1, R. Gardner, C. I-Ianel. Mm. Pfmw ROW 1, L. TO R.: I. Legault, K. Kish, J. Kolb, N. Lang, R. Kailing, T. Kish, R. Kuklinski. ROW 2: K. Laabs, J. Larson, S. Kasten, A. Leighton, D. Kreissig. ROW 3: S. Klapperich, G. Jorgensen, S. Kraeblen, R. Knepel, B. Kieckhaefer, L. Lawrenz, L. Kaemmer. ROW 4: C. Konitzer, R. Keskey, R. Lemke, M. Lemmer, M. Krohn, S. Koester, G. Kluessendorf, P. Lawson. 40 Miss Tlwwbweg ROW 1, L. TO R.: M. McGrath, D. Moore, N. Meer, H. Moen, S. Muellner, S. Olson, K. Loeber ROW 2: W. Lorenz, P. Nedden, I. McCleery, K. Molye, P. Loeser, V. Otto, D. Nelson, P. Olsen. ROW 3: B. Marshall, N. Look, J. Leuders, M. Neuenfeld, K. McGuire, S. Nicolai, D. Look. Miss Mclntjw ROW 1, L. TO R.: G. Peterson, G. Riemer, I. Reshel, M. Pasdirtz. ROW 2: R. Plutowski, G. Rechcygl, J. Rothel, S. Pipkorn, M. Schmidt, M. Rauck, C. Roska. ROW 3: M. Rogers, S. Ricketts, G. Rock, P. Sachse, S. Praefke, T. Rabehl, J. Schinneller. ROW 4: S. Rost, M. Po- korney, G. Rennicke, K. Patzer, J. Riemer. 41 Mm. gawk, fw.w.,f7w11.z.fW rsffa,--N, N, gm.. ,..,., A fm, A W f My R' 'R I ,mga-.eg-fs. 11 S rih . 1' z . S V i n - -. . . f ff . .,,. f , ' ' 53235 1 fs 'fir I ihiuf ' rg HM. if of w 5? 5 , A 5 ' my , ' if f we '-mm 5: 2 .fu z, E.. ..-.V . -nw. 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V ROW 1, 1. to r.: R. Young, J. Walker, R. Verfuerth, J. Werner, K Warren M Walsh x1Zi.Zuk?wgci, R. Walter, T. wine, M. wirraker, K. ziegeibauer, Lf wiechfnaml, J ' itt, enter, P. Whlte, D. Thogerson, P. Tousey, K. Weber, R. Gettleman, K.. Ward, B. Wean. 42 wwrtg ' l T Team 1 ROW 1, L. TO R.: D. Scott, S. Magaw, G. Maul, R. Bierman, R. Clausing, I. Thierfelder. ROW 2, L. TO R.: J. DeArmond, mgr., G. Kaemmer, G. Winohradsky, R. Repnik, P. Olsen, H. Verfeurth, D LeC1air, mgr. .M Team ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Koberstein, J. Wean, S. Feurer, D. Friede, T. Tess, M. Quinlan. ROW 2: D. I-Iaeuser, R. Repnik, R. Gutwald, J. Liggett, T. Dunar, R. Keskey, D. Schoessow, W. Seyfert, B. Schroeder, R. Bretschneider. f --fv 5 , T . jxffl, -'F-,j3:, .Qf, : ,,,, ,,,K,..--, ,,,a:.,eag.: Most valuable wrestler. '- ' T, H r- - -..:'i, -. . 'P'F fff wwlix- ' 5 - '55-.Q fi 'Y-'5? ' 5 s.-. - -J e s . ., Dave Scott ' W . A -a:. a, Z5.. - 1'-.'ff'f: , ef 'fQ3f5i.':.iff' 43 K Vaasitg BaaketbaUbTecww 4' T5 me f x ROW 1, Kiefer, L. TO R.: S. Schwandt, F. Vedder, R. Schneeberg, R. Lauer, R. McCutcheon, D. Snider, M. N. Elbe, W. Schoessow, D. Helvey, R. Riemer, 1. Smith, J. Hafner, J. Liggett. ROW 2: Mr. Peregrine, coach, W. Schaefer, D. Bock, L. DeLonge, mgrs. NOT PICTURED: G. Bandlow, K. Martyn, mgr. Most valuable basketball player: joel Hafner. Q ..,:.a.,a.'- ' E.-few-af:f.e , . Qswgw TT' 1 - . , .,.. ,. V r... .f1j'I - : ' ---- 2 H515 fee.:---zlmii ' .. .. .,:m,..,: az, 5 WEQQ. . a.,-f..'-L 2 f : , mga.-,1. ,g...7-7.-igswW.: ' iiwfiir A ., W ''iasvldgdesar-fvssifswaly ,Q .M my , fs sg . sg QQ., W.-:: - rkfwfwiiffw- : 1- Hg 'f , A 1 Kfwggf 'A-vegiwif, ,gan ,, .5 . f gas? W leger-? za 7 gPfZ!,.m.lefJS W Qui. . 5fgxf5M553,TQl,3w4r , Q ,Mfg .. . .. ...M A r....,z...f, . . .g?asgm.,..fQ7 f -. .. ,. mrrggrm-Lesffzqisfarsfg32:f9Sf'i2g,gsSwf r 5.5. wg zsss fag. 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Homestead held two places on the all-conference team: Joel Hafner and Steve Schwandt. 44 , :fi-: .ff..z,f2z,11w 5:-f YK i V1 .1 ix xctorv t hifi wiiri . 152 ' 14 if ,swf 7 , fl .- , Qcowbomwb Sheboyagan South Hamilton Port Washington Brookfield East Whitefish Bay Granville Brookfield Central Nicolet Menomonee Falls Cedarburg Hamilton Port Washington Brookfield East Granville Brookfield Central Nicolet Menomonee Falls Cedarburg tournam ents Cedarburg Kew askum Grafton . V B08k0fb0UDTeam if .111 Q.. ' Q - f .1 ROW 1, L. TO R.: C. Curran, S. Praefke Warren, 1. Roethel, R. Belcher,'P. Olsen: hoff, M. Krohn, Mr. Miller, coach. QW mf mgrs. ROW 2, L. to R.:M. Belcher, T. Schmit, T. Witte, K. G. Kluessendorf, K. Schroeder, G. Moore, M. Leske, D. Egel- Ffwsluuew Easkdballf Team ROW 1, L, TO R.:j. Bartell, B. Sutherland, S. Comte, J. Nebel, I. Roska, C. Krafcheck, I-I. Fancher, J. McQuide, C. Schroeder, R. Colburn, A. Timm, Mr. Curran, coach. 46 'sdub l ROW 1, L. TO R. : B. Biermenn, G. Bandlow, K. Loeber, B. Carron, D. Snider, Sec., J. Wittig, Treas., T Witte, S. Pipkorn, F. Foy, Pres. ROW 2: P. Hiltgen, M. Lemrner, B. Reimer, I. Raymond, T. Casadonte, D. Bock, B. Schroeder, J. Rechtin, P. O'Malley, D. Timm, D. Kodner, D. Scott. ROW 3: A. Dunar, P. Olsen, W. Schoessow, J. Hafner, G. Winohradsky, P. Mieritz, W. Schaefer, B. johnson, T. Buckley, Vice- Prels., H. Verfuerth, J. Liggett, B. Lauer, I. Weliky, P. Egelhoff, L. DeLonge, G. Niedermeyer, I. Roethel M. Lemmer. NOT PICTURED: T. Schmit, K. Warren, G. Gehrke, R. McCutcheon, D. Helvey, M. Kiefer, T. Lunn, G. Maul, G. Pasdirtz, M. Shafer, J. Smith, D. Grimm. Pep Club ROW 1, L. TO R. : K. Howard, S. Hilty, Sec., C. Gotthart, I. Berres, Pres., B. Brock, E. Grimm, M. An- tisdel, M. Schmidt, Vice-Pres. ROW 2: K. McGuire, K. Schoettzler, S. Fallon, K. Bichelr, D. Thogerson, S. Campbell, S. Klapperich, S. Willis. ROW 3: S. LeHouillier, I. Ranallo, N. Hafner, K. Storede, E. McAvoy, Z. Filter, S. Engel, E. Schaefer. ROW 4: D. Schmidt, B. Lemke, M. Wolfgang, S. Rannallo, C. Dannenfelser, I. Dernehl, G. Reimer, L. Rheude. ROW 5: P. Sitkiewitz, J. Wolfgang, C. Dacquisto, G. Rennecl-ce, J. Barret, C. Y ' Egre, J. Kruhmus, L. Christopherson, - C. Conner. ROW 6: C. Leighton, E. Kraeblen, Treas., R. Helke, I. Wangrin, S. Keske, J. Witt, M. Schober, L. Sitman, L. Freidenfeldt. ROW 7: S. Larus, K. Burton, B. Hardman, D. Heuser, K. Schalk, K. Hartlein, B. Youngberg. 47 'fu Clwefeleadum Jaw Nw Nawg 8 FRONT TO BACK: Mary Krautkrmer Linda Deutsch, Chris Egelhoff, Mary Schwandt, and Sue Kraeblen. Y CLOCKWISE: Dona Look, Linda Lawrenz, Sue Kraeblen, Chris Egelhoff, Linda Deutsch, and Debbie Kreissig. LEFT TO RIGHT: june Clausing, Debbie Kreissig, Dona Look, Barbara Kellner, and Linda Lawrenz. pmzvonub 'wL0 9w9 'Ca bs ROW 1, L. TO R.: L. DeArmond, K. Howard, M. I-Ioover, M. Spaeth, R. Nicolai, J. Ranallo, President, N. Raine. ROW 211. Knepel, J. Casselman, K. Stroede, C. Gotthart, D. Look, S. Girten, B. Marshall, V Smith, M. DeLonge, A. Decker, S. Nicolai, A. Chinnock. ROW 3: S. Hilty, Vice-President, V. Angell, M. Schwandt, 1. Bussone, D. Dreschek, L. Deutsch, M. Pokorney, K. Molye, B. Walch, C. Brown, C. Leighton. NOT PICTURED: M. Decker, Secretary. Russmflub ROW 1, L. TO R.: M. Krautkramer, J. Berrall. ROW 2: K. Howard, L. Chris- topherson, M. Howard, 1. Bruckner. ROW 3: L. DeLonge, Treas., L. Freidenfeld, Sec., R. Simmons, J. Reuter, Vice- Pres. , J. Bierline. NOT PICTURED: K. Krumhus, Pres. 50 Qpcwislv Club ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Galke, Y. Farias, R. Stern, C. Ehlers, C. Egre, Sec., J. Brabender, M. McGrath, S. Engle, G. Schaller. ROW 2: K. Loe- ber, Vice-Pres., I. Mundt, Pres., S. Rintlemann, S. Kempke, J. Schmitz, K. Sommer, S. Sommer, S. Klap- perich, L. Kaemrner, W. Wessel. NOT PICTURED: P. Sitkiewitz. Gwuawdub ROW 1, L. TO R.: B. Donaldson, Treas. , L. Sitman, Vice-Pres., D. Cudlip, Sec., C. Bichler, Pres. ROW 2: J. Berrall, P. Walsh, J. Dueno, S. Johnson, L. Dehell. ROW 3: M. Pasdirtz, K. McGuire, W. Schwartz, R. Gardner, D. Ebli, S. Campbell, C. Dittmer, M. Schmidt, M. Antisdel, J. Radis, R. Dobransky, J. Heyden, 1. Wamgerin, M. Cooper, R. juliane, J. Krumhus, S. Keske. NOT PIC- TURED: C. Kroening. 51 Debam ROW 1, L. TO R.: C. Gotthart, L. DeArmand. ROW 2: K. Howard, K. Stueck, M. Decker, D. Schoessow. ROW 3: ' - N. Lang, S. Klapperich, C. Borgman, L. Kaemmer, K. Molye, C. Dittmer, L. McEneany, Mr. Schultz, Coach, B. Burton, R. Wagner. NOT PICTURED: F. Mohamed, M. Schmidt, A. Decker, B. Bannon Debate started at Homestead last October. Before participating in contests, the students made several trips to watch college debates on this year's topic, Medicare. The first meet was held in November and Homestead won 4 and lost 8 in three rounds of class C debate. In january, Lee De!-Xrmond, Rick Wegner, Mary Decker, and Bob Burton were chosen to be in the conference debate. The won second place. The team compiled a 4-2 record in the District tournament and advanced to the Sectionals. Everyone agreed that the team had a most successful first season. 52 Business ROW 1, L. TOR.: P. Fetzer, P. Sitkiewiiz, N. Eischen, Recorder, J. Wolfgang, Treasurer. ROW 2: C. Betcher, B. Fai-ces, Vice-President, L. Friedenfeldt, K. Burhop, B. Sprague, M. Clarke, C. Conner, P. O' Malley, S. Steffen, K. Apel, R. Knepel, D. Thogerson, A. Heil, President, C. Michalske, S. Walker, Secretary, N. Burhop, J. Bruggeman. Science ROW 1, L. TO R.: Pres. K. Loeber, Sec. C. Egre, Trees. M. Apple, Vice-Pres. K. Griffiths. ROW 2: J. Kolb, K. Sommer, K. Wadekin, Y. Farias, V. Nicolai, P. Lang, B. Wadekin, T. Mantz. ROW 3: C. Williams, T. Szymarek, D. Casselman, B. Becker, D. Schmidt, M. Oas, PB. Siegfried, B. Wean. 53 I-la-Litas Stay, 2 M I-II-LITES STAFF: ROW 1, 1. to r.: S. Steffen, B. Marshall, and L. Christopherson. ROW 2: S. Sommer, B. Kieckhaeper, P. Walsh, B. Larus, K. Ziegelbauer, I. Schmitz. ROW 3: M. Goelz, L. Kaemmer, K. Schoettler, B. Becker. u1MSQowlL HI-LITES EDITORS: L. TO R.: B. Curran, A Dunar, S. Seibert, J. Mundt, I. Raymond, and B. Hardman. ROW 1, L. to R.: N. Koberstein, M.Spaeth, B. Curran, P. Reck. ROW 2: C. Chrzan, A. Dunar, F. Vedder. NOT PICTURED: B. Hardman, S. Seibert, I. Mundt, j. Raymond. S066 FRONT, l. to r.:T. Helm, C. Kroening, C. Leighton, P. Sitkiewltz, I Ranallo, K Kuester. BACK: F. Mikul and S. Larus. - .guwoww Mi!wBelclwu Class Representatives Senior Chip Elbe Junior Dennis Helvey Sophomore Greg Moore Freshmen Mike Belcher 55 ? - 1 l Track shoes, golf clubs, and tennis rackets were produced from storage at the first sign of spring the band d h an c orus were busy preparing for their concert, and practice for the A. F. S. show and the all-school play was started. Spring was really here. J ' :vii Kurt Martyn fpres. Q, Toni Helm Qvice-pres. J, Betty Jane Larus ftreas. J, and Sharon Fallon lsec. J. Rf. UU ROW 1, 1. to r.: W. Wessel, R. Walch, B. Wennen, R. Ziegelbauer, K. Uselding, L VzmDyke, A. Tietz, W. Thierfelder, R. Wegner, A. Verfuerth, R. Susen. ROW 2: P. Triechel, G. Sutherland, D. Zaeske, K. Waedekin, B. Youngberg, I. Suelflow, P. Walsh, S. Willis, L. Tatrow, J. Wolfgang, J. Tess. 58 fy. kb ROW 1, 1. to r.: R. Clausing, D. Casselman, M. Apple, E. Barth, G. Bandlow, T. Adams, R. Bretschneider, B. Baldwin. ROW 2: S. Chier, C. Cain, I. Berrall, K. Burhop, D. Baranek, B. Borgman, K. Bichler, K. Apel, K. Adamek, C. Conner, I. Anderson. ROW 1, 1. to r.: R. Gengler, D. Grade, K. Guidinger, M. Gratten, F. Gawrisch B Gehrke, A. Demerath, N. Gengler. ROW 2: K. Griffiths, F. Gehring, S. Fischer, L.. Freidenfeld, C. Egre, M. Goelz, N. Eischen, D. Furey, C. Dugan. , 59 Mm. Mm. Powv ROW 1, 1. to r. : J. Helm, R. I-Iaeuser, C. Iahn, P. Hiltgen, B. johnson, D. Helvey, S. Klatt, H. Koester, J. Kaemmer, S. Kuklinski, R. Gutwald. ROW 2: D. Kodner, K. Howard, M. Kellner, T. Helm, B. I-Iahm, S. Johnson, S. Hilty D. Heuse B. H M. Kob , N. H f , r, ardman, y a ner, K. Kullander, M. Huguet. Mm. PwC0wzi7 ROW 1, 1. to r.: D. MacFar1an, G. Neuenfeld, J. Meyer, J. Liggett, R. Meer, B. Behrens, S. Magaw, H. Moen. ROW 2: T. Marchese, S. Lel-Ioullier, M. Mensching, T. Mieritz, R. Lauer, R. McCutcheon, W. Lembke, K. Martyn, K. Lutovsky, D. Miller, K. Lewis, D. McElroy. 60 Mm. Qclw66w 11jgg.1i5Wfg:fN1.B1i Bepnik, P- Olsen, M- Oas. G. Samp, D. Paske, R. Pfmgheeff, J. aine J. Ranallo S. Reshel C. R d P. O'Mg,11 s. Rinzel, J. Renter, E.,Schaefer, P'. Robel. ' a es' ey' G' Schaller' ROW 1, 1. to r.: B. Schroeder, R. Siegfried, G. Scheele, W. Schoessow, W. Siefert, I. Steward, D. Sorgel, D. Schmidt, R. Sommer, I. Schmechel, D. Scott. ROW 2: E. Schulm, S. Seibert, K. Sommer, K. Schoettler, D. Schmidt, B. Schneeberg, S. Schwandt, R. Siemann, R. Schmit, B. Sprague, P. Shanahan, P. Sitl-ciewitz. 61 Mm. Qe56enl'f Twcbf ROW 1, 1. to r. : M. Whittaker, G. Schultz, H. Hirsch, G. Haendel, I Weiland, J Nebel, D. Haeuser, B. Ripley, T. Henkel, S. Whittaker, T. Senn, R. Schockmel, C Curran ROW 2: S. Youngberg, T. Dunar, G. Taylor, D. Wessel, T. Schultz, T Kish, G Rechcygl, K. Kish, M. Drover, T. I-Ieering, B. Heim, T. Mohr, D. Best, T Devlne ROW 3: T.Witte, J. Sekely, J. Cowee, J. McQuide, I-I. Fancher, I. Reshel, K Warren, J. Liggett, B. Hable, S. Klatt, S. Wells, T. Mieritz, M. Swan, S. Pipkorn, I Lewis ROW 4: Mr. Thelen fcoachj, M. Kirsch, B. Behrens, D. Timm, S. Bauch, R Keskey W. Schoessow, J. Wittig, D. Snider, R. Belcher, K. Schroeder, S. Koester, T Urban, J. Covert, F. Hadler, T. Greening. ROW 5: Mr. Curran fcoachj, Mr. Noltner fcoachj P Zukowski, R. Lauer, B. Baldwin, D. Egelhoff, J. Hafner, S. Schwandt, A T1etz, R McCutcheon, R. Rierner, J. Ford, P. Sachse, Mr. Pinkowskyfcoachj. .gf1,,.,,5v,isgf.fW. 1 EEL.: 26.2. - ' ' i f . 3 - B , F 51,2 V N K , Wi 5' Qfgl' i jg, 1 ' 8 1. iniwd. ' .99-..Q.,, ., . Lg -1 H -- : -v .::f --.- A V. ... .MH '- I xr. ' - ' 'i S 5.. . : .' ' .5 .s7'E3'i:', -' Evff'jf Q?- . 14' l. J: ' .,,.. f x ROW 1: lto r: T. Schrader, P. I-Ieuser, S. Ray, B. Hertzberg, and I. Spiekermann. ROW 2, lto rc G. Pasdirtz, M. Pritzko, B. Schroeder, G. Niedermeyer, B. Schroeder, G. Krafchick, I. Roske, and Mr. Spearbreaker fcoachj. enuig VARSITY AND J.V. : B. Burton, S. Daniels, R. Dinchak, D. FLu'ey, J. Guenther, P. I-Iiltgen, J. Kolb, J. Liggett, G. Moore, D. Nelson, J. Raymond, M. Shafer, D. Sorgel and D. Spaulding. FRESHMEN: J. Adamek, J. Bartell, M. Belcher, S. Comte, D. Danahey, I. Koberstein, B. Lerand, B. Rohn, P. Rowe, M. Wright. 63 www LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS: M. Antisdel, K. Apel, J. Berres QPres.j, J. Earle, C. Egr Hartlein, S. Kasten, C. Kroening, K. Kuester, S. Larus, A. Leighton, C. Leighton, M Lerand, D. Look, B. Marshall, D. Otto, V. Otto, K. Patzer, M. Schober, K. Schoettler L. Sitman Nice-Pres.J, D. Thogerson, K. Wadekin, S. Walker fSec.J, I. Witt, J. Wittig, S. Yenter, B. Youngberg, and D. Zaeske. Home ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Suelflow, M. Pemberton, C. Egre. ROW 2: C. Ranallo, Treas. D. Thogerson, N. Look. ROW 3: Pres. I. Wisniewski, R. Knepel, Sec. Kraeblen, R. Nicolai. Not pictured: B. Bannon, J. Brueggmann, N. Burhop, E. C Carter, B. Chmielewski, L. Durkee, C. Ekkebus, C. Ekkebus, S. Engel, B. Fakes, D. Gehring, G. Grueschow, R. Guiliani, N. Hafner, L. Kaemer, B. Kieckhaefer, M. Kluender, K. Krsak, I. Krumhus, K. Kuester, I. Lemke, C . Michalske, S. Muellner, S. Nicolai, L. Samp, W. Schwartz, C. Stewart, E. Stults, D. Thogerson, Vice-Pres. P. Treichel, C. Umhoefer, L. Wiechman K Ziegelbauer, 64 1'1 Forensics 1964 Braveland Conference Forensic champions ROW 1, L. TO R. : Cathie Chrzan, Nancy Koberstein, Suzi Larus, Kathy Adamek, Miss Schill fadvisorj, Fati- mah Mohamed, JoAnn Wisniewski, and Carolyn Brown. ROW 2: Christy Leighton, Mary Spaeth, Barbara Youngberg, Mary Schmidt, Caroline Connor, Linda Kaemmer, and Ellen Kraeblen. ROW 3: john Mundt, Andy Dunar, Dave Sass, Carole Kroening, and Darlene Weber. ROW 4: advisors Mr. Parkinson, Mrs. Chesley, and Mr. Potter. This year Homestead Sent a complete forensics team to the conference forensics meet at Menomonee Falls. HHS received 12 out of a possible 17 A ratings and brought home the championship trophy. Those who received A's went on to the sectional meet and A winners there participated in the State Forensics Tournament on April 25. 65 ComofutBmwb Cadet Baud is 66 Mwo Conwy E 67 MW, .f - .4-Wm: 91 sen., gH?s s'-P---4-WWA NM ' 'W N 2 'K A ,A WW, J K , 1,15 Yr,wffiwggfmsfwimwsfzfw'J w ' ' K 5,,,.,,, L.,L , PGP Gmlsdwws 69 Fmeslumew mem' -W ffwffww2 flhsiimiizbfy kkwwivfassefsavyfwzie Egwqgf ww,kgg:f:..w-Q-I 5,4 -:f-:fg4,fM11mm- 1 . +, A' ' , 3 , 'ig EA I i , 'M A , A. .1 .. fy, .q . .J .' . :- 1, , :,, i: . .,,5,13,,5 xxx-1 jf was-jf. -mf , 5'-W N VW ,. - A ,. 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Aunt Lettie. Ada. . . Lisa. . Ruby . . Heidi . . Jeannie . Terri . . Vince ..,.. Alvin ..... Miles Doughton. . Evan Doughton . Ellen .... jane. . . . . . Director: Miss Koplien . Lee DeArmond . Darlene Weber . Jim DeArn1OnCl . .Kathy Schalk . .Suzy Willis . . Suzi Larus . Mary Schober Maureen Wenzel . Pam Shanahan Caroline Gotthart . . Alana I-Ielke .Tom Casadonte . . John Munclt . . Matt Schafer . . Rick Wagner . .Meg Bortin . .Kathy Yenter 74 Asb,4xw:, H fY'fgQV:s-gy-'W'-n ' ,ii .. ' M ' Vg sn S-'lf , , :. m yi- W, , V , . .s1 , 3155! ' Aww H5 gig ,gg V -L lgiifilfv . if M ' Q, ,jjjkj - - ' T:fffj'fQi 9 -W, 53? 2,15 f Y.,4fl'-'ff' ze,-0-fw T -I ' 1- f 1 Sql , ff - ,s z fa. ' ' 'wi , 1 az 3 - jpg, . ew 1-A , -mf' A. . 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The seniors started counting the days until graduation. And after graduation--another Steve Schwandt Qkingj. . . R1CkMCCUtCh6OH . Pete Olsen . . . Wally Schoessow . . Bob Lauer . . . Dennis Helvey . . Gary Bandlow . Kurt Martyn . . Sr Rep: Frank Vedder . 78 Sharon Fallon Qqueenj . . . Kathy Appel . .. Cathy Bichler . . Dana McElroy . . . Susie Hilty . .Pam Shanahan . . Toni Helm . Mary Schmit . . Pat lieck l 79 The market places are the Chile an equivilants to our supermarkets. Items ranging from to chickens can be purchased there, and neighbors and friends come to chat as well as to buy. Student strikes are quite common in Chile. These students are marching around the main plaza in Temuco. The building in the back- ground is a movie theater. This last summer I was an AFS'er in Temuco, Chile, and it was the most valuable experience of my life. Names on a map are now actual places to me: stores, school, chuches, parks, and most important--people. My Chilean family, the Figueroas, helped me obtain a good cross- sectional view of the country. They proved to me that the basic ingredient of family love was the same 6000 miles from my own home. My sisters Eliana, Gisela, and I traveled to various other cities. This is in a park in Concepcion, the second largest city in Chile. 80 Sometimes I wonder how people of different races, religions, and customs can live in peace and harmony. Somehow, they manage to do it in Malaysia. It is not surprising then, to find a great number of intermarriages in our country. I, myself, am a product of an intermarriage. My mother is an Arab whereas my father is a Sumatran. There are seven other children be- side me. We live at 1435, Jalan Abdul Rah- man Andak, johore, Bahru, johore, Malaysia. Come and visit me sometime! This is my mother, my- self, and my grand- mother in front of our house. This is my brother, Abdul Shukor and myself in front of It has a fruit sim - ilar to a strawberry. 81 a Iambu tree. These are my sisters, Halimah, Hendon, and I-Ialijah. The beautiful island gem of Barbados lies off the mainland of South America, It is noted for its flying fish, sugar-cane, cricketers, and most of all, the warmness and friendliness of its 246, OOO inhabitants. Tropical Barbados, is a winter sonderland for those who seek relief from the cold winters like those of Wisconsin. It is with a little sadness and a wonderful memory that I return to my home at: Principal's Residence, Government Industrial School, St. Philip, Barbados. aaa? My home is an old St. John's Church is one , of the most beautiful Plantation house, and Churches in Barbados' is characteristic of many of the old homes in Barb ados. 82 I-1 ' I-Ima Norway, the country of smiling people and midnight sun, is located as the northernmost country in Europe. lt is long and thin with mountains, farms, and wonderful beaches. The climate is similar to that of Wisconsin. Skiing and skating are the national sports--remember the Olympics! The Norwegian people with their friendliness welcome anyone who wants to see what the land of fiords is like. My home is at Elvefaret 13 Oslo 7, Norway. Even the best skier can fall on a slalom hill. Cross-country skiing is V also very popular in I Norway. This is my family. My mother is a housewife. My sis- ter Stine, is in high school. My father is a mechan ical engineer. QWTOILS JOYCE AMES ujoycen Joyce learned to make the best of life. MARY AN TISDEL Il Tizzer Fun, ability, and mis- chief, all combined in one. ROBERT BIERMANN IlBob II Many great men were small, look at Caesar and Napoleon. BARBARA BILD Barb Says little but thinks more. ROBERT BACKES llBObl1 If only the teachers would listen. . . they'd learn a lot from me. JOANNE BERRES Berries She's here--I heard her giggle. CINDY BOETTCHER llcinll Knowing Cindy is liking her. REBECCA BROCK Becky Better late than never. TIMOTHY BLANK llTi1,nIl Competent and wise to the last. DAVID BOCK Bork He has an innocent face, but one can never tell. CAROLYN BROWN Robin Bubb1ing with laughter and full of chatter, IANIS BRUEGGEMANN II 8-nhll I A Sight to delight in. EDWARD BUCKLEY llTOm H Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. NELVIA BURHOP ll Who is she not to enjoy life? KATHRYN CARLSON Katk1yll Silence on her lips, but a smile in her eyes. ROBERT CARRON llBObll All that I have learn- ed is forgotten, all thatl know I guessed. ROBERT BU RKHARD Bob A quiet tongue shows a wise head. DRU RY BU RT ON HBOblI It is the intelligent who enjoy education. CATHERINE CHRZAN Cathie Have A. F. S. Scholarship will travel. AUDREY CLAUSING llAndyIl Actions speak louder than words. SALLY CARTER llsal-ll A spark of fun. TOM CASADONTE Ilcaseyli Not a sinner or a saint, perhaps, but the Very best of chaps. CATHERINE COOPER llcadlyll . ln youth and beauty wisdom is butrarc. DARCY CUDLIP lIDarc.yll Generally speaking, she's generally speak- ing. BETTY CURRAN B, C. It's what's behind that smile that counts. RICHARD CZARNECKI Dick Looks like he'11 be a good mechanic. MARY DECKER lIMarylI Charm sirikes the sight but merit wins the soul. CAROL DEI-ILING llcarolll It's a friendly heart that has many friends. DANIEL DANIELS Scott Why do today what the teacher won't call for 'til tomorrow. JAMES DeARMOND lllimll Alexander is dead Caesar is dead, Napo- leon is dead, and l'm felling ill today. 7 RICHARD DOBRAN SKY Bullet His silence conceals much. ANDREW DUNAR IlAndYll We expect wonders from him. DONALD DEMERATH H1312 LAWRENCE DeLONGE Illlarryll A team is as good as its manager. JAN ET EARLE Duke The girl with the smile is the girl worth- while. JOSEPH EBLI ll oe II J joe is a good guy to know. PETER EGELHOFF IlEggyIl I'm a woman hater, but the Bible says 'love thine enernies'. NEIL ELBE llchipll A high point man on and off the court. ww N PATRICIA FETZER Fetz A likeable girl, loyal and true, with plenty of fun and mis- chief too. MICHAEL FLAIG llMikeIl In quietness and con- fidence is his strength. DENNIS ELLNER Dennis If life Weren't filled with fun, we probably Wou1dn't amount'to much. MARY LOUISE FARIAS Louie No sky is heavy if the heart is light. GAIL GRUESCHOW Gail To a young heart, everything is fun. JEFF GUN SBURG lljeffll To each his own. DOUGLAS GRIMM Texas EARLINE GRIMM Earline Her eyes are radiant with glad surprise. JOEL HAFNER HJOEYII Good in sports and an all around good sport. ' ALICE HEIL IIAIII A sweet smile for all. JOSEPH HELFER IIJOEH l'm not afraid of work, I can lie right beside it and sleep all day. JACQUELYN I-IELM ujackievl A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. DOROTHY HONECK Dorothy A happy-go-lucky girl who's always in for fun. IAN I-IOSKJNG Coke -ko-mo ' Those who understand her know her, but all who know her don 't nec- essarily understand her. MARILYN I-IENKE Susie Good things come in small packages. I-IENNING HIRSCI-I llHankIl Once you've been to America you're not afraid of anything. JANE KNEPEL ujaneu A bright girl, it seems, of cheerful yesterdays and confident tornorrows. DOUGLAS KNIECH Charlie Little I ask, my wants are few. BETTYANN HORSFALL Betty Boop Short but sweet. MICHAEL KIEFER Elder White To live without sports is not life. NANCY KOBERSTEIN llNa'nC-YY! Cheers to Nancy-our fair, peppy cheerleader with her sparkling personality and sincerity. ANDREW KOENS HAnd-YI! She's gonna call on me next. . . What'1lI say? SANDRA KONITZER llsandyll A demure maiden with few words and many thoughts. ELLEN KR AEBLEN Kraebs She is one who never walks alone. KATHLEEN KR SAK nKathyn She enjoys life as it enjoys her. BRENDA KRUEGER NBII She's the cream of any crop. CAROLE KROENING C a1'ole How can she be so nice and still know so much? CAROL KROLL ll Il Carol The light that shines is in her eyes. ROGER LAIMANS llROgll Head of the herd. SUE ANN LARUS Suzi A steady performer, on a the stage. nd off KATHLEEN KRUMI-IUS llKathy1l Nice, cute, and fun to boot. KRISTINE KUESTER llKriSH She's the shy type, you have to whistle twice. DENIS LeCLAIR IIDQUIIYII Denis is a boy who is friendly and eager for fun. ALFRED LEE lIAlll Good humor makes all things tolerable. CHRISTY LEIGHTON ChriS A pretty girl who is a pleasure to her te achers. MARK LEMMER llldernrn ll Flirting is a dangerous thing, but then I'm a desperado. THOMAS LUNN IITOIDII The world was made to be enjoyed and l'll make the most of it. SUSAN ANN MATTI-IES Suzi Cheerfulness is to make the best of life and to mal-ce the most of it. DEBORAH LERFALD Debbie She doesn't say much, but then what's there to say? MARILYN LERAND Bombshell A mighty busy girl to meet and just as pretty as she is sweet. DAVID MEER Dave He who treads softly goes far. CAROL MICHALSKE Chouse It's a friendly heart that has many friends. GA RY MAUL Ilcaryll Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous. ROBERT MCGINNIS IlBObll Work is some men's meat. . . I'm a vegetarian. PAT RICK MIERITZ HP atll The reward of things well done is to do them. FATIMAH MOHAMED UFS-ttyl! A nicer girl you couldn't findg she's good at heart and smart in mind. GLORIA MOI-IR Gloria She has charm in her quiet way. JACQUELINE MUELLER jackie A lover of sports is she, but that isn't all you can plainly see. ROBERTA NICOLAI Bobbie She 's full of fun after the work is done. GEORGE NIEDERMEYER llcorkyll The best of healers is good cheer. MARK MUELLER HM arku None but the wise can employ leisure well. JOHN MUNDT Biffle For our class he spent much time, working hard to make it fine. DIANNE OTTO llDill Her mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere. GEORGE PASDIRTZ HP az!! I always keep smiling, it makes people wonder what I've been up to. RONALD NORMAN Norms Never do today, what you can put off 'till tomorrow. PETER O'MALLEY llBig Ol! Ever see me wearing a halo? BARBARA PLIER llBarbll A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. KAREN POPPENDIECK HP Ops!! If prizes are being awarded, she deserves one. JEFF RAYMOND Beanis It's great to be alone, especially when there's a girl with you. JAMES RECHTIN llJimll Girls are bothersome, but how I like to be bothered. ALAN RICHARDS HAI!! You're alright to the end, but this is the end! MICHAEL RICHTER Mike Early to bed and early to rise makes you soon able to do otherwise. PATRICIA REC K Ilpatll A pleasing personality with a touch of genius. GERALDINE REIMUND llGeri ll Her shyness is only skin deep. WALLY SCHAEFER Walls He never lets his studies interfere with his education. MARY SCI-IEFTNER Snaglepuss One of many Women drivers! ROBERT RIEMER Rie:mo The difference between good and great is he. DAVID SASS NACE!! He's just himself as we all know, I guess that's why we like him so. DEAN SCI-ILAPMAN Dino I'm a Senior, I gotta act dignified WILLIAM SCI-ILEIER Wil1ie Willie has the will but will he? ARNO SCHMECHEL Arnuts If school is liberty, I'11 take death. ROBERT SCHNHDT llBobll A man of high character blushes, MATT SHAFER nllupeylu A11 great men are dead. . .I think I'm getting sick. DEBORAH SIEVERS Debbie Her voice is the outlet for the music in her soul. IOANN SCI-IMOLL u-To-Jon Pleasant is she and full of the dickens. MARY SCHOBER Schobes Though she smiles at many just for fun, we know there's a real smile just for one. DONALD SINGLETON IIDOHH He has to be big to hold that personality. LINDA SITMAN Mafia Lynn Lead me not into temptation, just show me where it is. JANETTE SIMMONS lljanll She who imparts cheerfulness is adding wealth to the world. LESLEY SIMPSON llLeSll High aims for high character. JOHN SMITH HJ. S. u You're only young once in your life, but if you work it right, once is enough. DAN SNIDER Snider Snider A fine chap, he's liked by all, a good athlete who's on the ball. MARY SPAETH Spaethie A little bit of quality will always make 'em smile. JAMES STAMM lljimll Parents who want their children to have a good education, may have to pull a few wiresg T. V. , hi-fi and ignition. JAMES THIERFELDER Illimll jim knows a lot more than he lets on. DELORES THOGERSEN HDI' What is Dolores? Only one of natures very agreeable blunders. SARAH STEINERT Sarah Quiet, but awfully nice. ANNE MA RIE STOLL Hpegll It is good to be merry and wise JEFFREY TRIMBORN IITII He's into everything, especially mischief. LYNN UNKEFER llunkll A late arrival but a welcome one. DENNIS TIMM llTinyll An athlete who scores in more ways than one. TERESA TOMASELLO IlTerTi Il She hears no evil, sees no evil, and does no evil! FRANK VEDDER Frank Wide interests, high ambitions and great potential. HENRY VERFUERTI-I Rock A likable fellow, loyal and true with plenty of fun and mischief too. WILLIAM VIDEKOVICH Video Full of mischief, a glee, and wit. . , that's Why this guy makes such a hit. RICHARD VOLLBRECHT Bruiser A good friend and a mighty swell lad. DARLENE WEBER Darlene A face with gladness oversoread, soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Il GAI L WEBER Ilcailll A friend both true and tried. SUSAN WALKER Susie She's one of those girls you'd like to meetg poised, considerate, graceful and sweet. ALAN WARNER Cheyenne GUY WINOI-IRADSKY llcuyll Genius is essentially creativeg it wears the stamp of the individual who possesses it. JACK WITT Week Iitt All the Wit of the world is in this head. JOHN WEBER Jackie Good nature is a crowning virtue. JEFF WELIKY Wi1es I have been dying for 17 years. Now I am going to live. IANIS WITTIG lIIanll Not 'Queen for a day', but always. JON WITTIG ::1OH Always has a serious look, but when you're not looking, look out. BEVERLY DON ALDSON IIB. D. ll Sing, dance, and be merry, for tomorrow we have to go to school. PAUL MACKAL HP aulu For the more a man knows the more worthy he is. A RTHUR S TROEDE HArtll My hopes are heaven high. TED ZEHNER Green Giant ll most esteemed. SHARON ZEIVEBRUSKI Sharon What Sharon doesn't know isn't worth knowing. Nob Pwtwuidf FREDERICK F OY llFred ll Worry and I have never met. KEITH KOZLOWSKI llKeid1ll A happy man is a good man. JOHN MANKEL The Roman This John speaks for himself. IO8 Noble deeds that are concealed are GREG VOGT Ilctregll Quality, not quantity is my measure. ' GARY OSI-IEIM llGarylI I never worry, I never fret, ifI can't remember, I just forget! JOANNE WISNIEWSKI HJ' ll o A winning way, a winning smileg in all a girl who is worth while. Qeniofv,-A JOYCE AMES: G.A.A. 35 Home Ec. c 4. MARY ANTISDEL: Home Ec. c 1-45 French c 15 Spanish c 2-45 Dramatics c 15 G. A.A. 15 Pep C 3-45 Library c 3-4. BOB BACKES: Football 1-25 Track 25 Latin C 25 Audio-visual 35 German c 3-45 Extra Chorus 4. JOANNE BERRES: Home Ec. c 1-35 French C 35 Library c 3-4 fPres. 415 Pep c 3-4 fPres. 415 Student Council 1 G 45 J. V. Cheerleader 35 National Honor Society 3-45 Prom Court 35 Crest 35 Track Queen 4. BOB BIERMANN: Wrestling 1-45 German c 1-45 Lettermen's C 2-45 Intra. Basketball 1-2. BARBARA BILD:G.A.A. 15 German c 15 Home Ec. c 2. TIM BLANK: Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 25 Intra. Bas- ketball 2-35 National Honor Society 2-45 Science c 4. DAVID BOCK: Football 1-45 Basketball Mgr. 3-45 Wrestling 15 Student Council 15 Spanish c 15 Prom Court 35 Intra. 3-4. CINDY BOETTCHER: Business c 45 German c 15 Phy. Ed. As- sistant 4. BECKY BROCK: fAt Greenwood:1 Sunshine C 1-3 fSec. 315 Booster c 1-35 Newspaper Reporter 2-35 School Paper 3QMan- aging Editor15 QAt Homestead:1 Pep c 4. CAROLYN BROWN: French c 2-45 Spanish c 1-25 Dramatics 2 G 45 Forensics 4. JANIS BRUEGGEMANN: Home Ec. c 2-45 Chorus 2-45 Busi- ness c 4. TOM BUCKLEY: Football 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Track 15 Base- ball 2-35 Lettermen's C 2-3. NELVIA BURHOP: Home Ec. c 45 Business c 45 Band 1-3. BOB BURTON: Science c 1-35 Projection c 1-35 Wrestling 25 Dance Band 45 Debate 45 Pep Ind 45 National Honor Society 4. KATHY CARLSON: Spanish C 15 Dramatics c 15 Forensics 15 Gimbels-Schusters Teen Board 3-4. BOB CARRON: Football 1-45 Track 15 Lettermen's c 4. SALLY CARTER: Home EC. C 4. TOM CASADONTE: Football 1-45 Track 1-25 Band 1-45 Dance Band 1-45 Basketball 15 IntIa. 3-45 Lettermen's C 3-45 Golf 35 Dramatics 4. CATHY CHRZAN: National Honor Society 2-45 Hi-Lites 2-45 Uiditor-in-Chief 215 Student Council 3-4 fVice-Pres. 315 Spanish c 2-45 Latin c 1-2 fSec. 115 Quill S Scroll 3-45 For- ensics 2-45 AFS Representative to Chile. AUDREY CLAUSING: G.A.A. 15 German C 15 Home Ec. c 3. CATHY COOPER: Chorus 1-45 G.A. A. 15 Latin c 15 Dram- atics 45 Spanish c 1-35 National Honor Society'45 Pep c 35 Crest 15 Girls Sextet 2-4. DARCY CUDLIP: Spanish C 1-45 Pep c 35 G.A.A. 25 Chorus 2-45 Art C 4 fPres. 41. BETTY CURRAN: Home Ec. c 1-45 Pep C 35 Spanish c 1-25 Library c 3-45 Band 1-25 Pep Band 1-25 Hi-Lites 3-4 QPage-3 Editor 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 415 Bagpipe 4 fEditor-in-Chief1. SCOTT DANIELS: Football 1,2,45 Track 1-25 Basketball 15 Spanish c 1-25 Latin C 2-3. JAMES DeARMOND: Band 2-45 Pep Band 2-45 Wrestling Mgr. 45 Science c 2-35 fOfficer 315 Pep c 35 Dramatics 4. MARY DECKER: Spanish c 1-35 G. A. A. 1-25 Band 1-25 Newspaper 1-25 French c 3-4 QSec. 415 National Honor So- ciety 3-4 QVice-Pres. 415 Student Council 35 Debate 4. CAROL DEHLING: Band 1-35 Home Ec. c 45 Art c 4. LARRY DeLONGE: Football Mgr. 2-45 Basketball Mgr. 2-45 Russian c 1-45 fTreas. 41. DON DEMERATH: Football 45 Wrestling 1-4. RICHARD DOBRANSKY: Spanish c 3-45 Extra Chorus 45 Cho- rus 3-4. BEV DONALDSON: Chorus 1, 3,45 German c 15 Spanish c 3-4. ANDY DUNAR: Football 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Wrestling 3-45 National Honor Society 4 fPres. 15 Hi-Lites 2-4 fSports Editor 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 415 Quill S Scroll 3-45 Spanish c 1-35 Forensics 2-45 Lettermen's c 45 Senior Class Vice-President5 Intra. Basketball 3-45 Badger Boys State 3. JANET EARLE: Home Ec. c 15 French c 15 Spanish c 3-45 Li- brary c 3-4. PETE EGELHOFF: Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 25 Track 1-35 Intra. Basketball 1, 3,45 Band 1-45 Pep Band5 Lettermen's c 1-4. CHIP ELBE: Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1-45 Lettermen's c 1-45 Track 1-25 Baseball 1-45 Student Council 1-45 Prom Court 3. DENNIS ELLNER: Wrestling 4. MARY LOUISE FARIAS: Business c 45 French c 1-3. PAT FETZER: Home Ec. c 35 Business c 45 National Honor Society 4. MIKE FLAIG: Latin c 15 Pep Band 1-45 Dance Band 1-45 Band 1-4. FRED FOY: Football 2-45 Spanish C 15 Lettermen's c 3-45 fPres. 415 Phy. Ed. Assistant 3-45 Intra. Basketball 4. DOUG GRIMM: Football 1-45 Track 1-35 Student Council 1, 2, 45 Junior Class President5 Prom Court 35 Intra. 3-4. EARLINE GRIMM: Pep c 2-45 Art C 45 Home Ec. C 15 Cho- rus 3. GAIL GRUESCHOW: Spanish c 1-25 Home Ec. c 3-45 Band 1-45 Pep Band 45 Chorus 4. JEFF GUNSBURG: Latin c 1-4 QPres. 215 National Honor So- ciety 2-45 Pep Band 1-35 Math C 2-3. JOEL HAFNER: Lettermen's c 3-45 Football 3-45 Basketball 2-45 Track 2-45 Baseball 2-4. ALICE HEIL: German c 1-35 Forensics 35 Business c 4 QPres. 415 National Honor Society 4. JACKIE HELM: Home Ec. c 25 Chorus 35 German c 1. MARILYN HENKE: Chorus 2-3. HENNING HIRSCH: Camera c 45 German c 45 Football 45 Intra. 45 Track 45 A. F. S. Student from Norway. DOROTHY HONECK: Crest 1-3 QEditor 315 Spanish C 35 Pep c 35 Vice-Pres. of the Freshman Class5 Camera c 2-35 News- paper 25 G.A.A. 1-2. BETTY HORSFALL: Chorus 15 F.H.A. 2-3. JAN HOSKING: Library c 3-4. MIKE KIEFER: Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Football 15 Track 15 Lettermen's c 2-45 Prom Court 35 Student Council 2. JANE KNEPEL: French C 3-45 Chorus 2-3. DOUG K'NIECH: Audio-Visual 1. NANCY KOBERSTEIN: Student Council 15 Junior Class Treas- urer5 Spanish c 1-25 Dramatics c 1-25 Hi-Lites 2-4 fEditor 315 Prom Court 35 Forensics 45 Quill S Scroll 3-45 National Honor Society 2-45 G.A.A. 15 Cheerleader, J.V. 2, Varsity 3-4 fCaptain 41. ANDY KOENS: Wrestling 3-45 Intra. 3-45 Dramatics 4. SANDY KONITZER: Spanish c 1-25 Home Ec. c 25 National Honor Society 4. ELLEN KRAEBLEN: Latin c 1-35 Dramatics c 1-25 Forensics 45 Hi-Lites 2-35 Pep c 4 QTreasurer15 Home Ec. C 3-4 fSec 415 Band 1-4. CAROLE KROENING: Latin c 15 Spanish c 1-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Chorus 1-35 Secretary Senior Class5 Crest 1 S 45 Library C 45 Forensics 3-4. CAROL KROLL: G.A.A. 1-25 Chorus 1-4. KATHY KRSAK: Chorus 25 Home Ec. c 2-45 German c 15 Phy. Ed. Assistant. BRENDA KRUEGER: French c 2-35 Latin c 15 Chorus 1-25 Hi- Lites 25 Library c 25 Dramatics c 15 G.A.A. 1. KATHY KRUMHUS: Russian c 1-45 fPres. 3-415 Pep Band 35 Dramatics 35 Home Ec. c 35 Math c 15 Band 1-45 Forensics 15 Pep c 3. KRIS KUESTER: French c 15 Spanish c 2-45 Home Ec. c 1-45 library c 3-45 Crest 45 G.A.A. 15 Dramatics c 15 Pep c 3. ROGER LAIMANS: Latin c 25 Football 2. SUZI LARUS: Library c 2-45 Dramatics 1-45 Forensics 1 S 45 Cheerleading 2-35 Pep C 3-45 Crest 3-4 fEditor 415 Phy. Ed. Assistant 4. ALFRFD LEE: Dance Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-25 Band 1-4. CHRISTY LEIGI-l'l'0N: French c 1-4 fTreas. 315 Pep c 3-45 library c 2-4 lSec. 315 Forensics 45 Camera c 1-2 fSec 1-215 National Honor Society 2-45 Crest 45 Chorus 1-25 National Science Foundation--Purdue 3. MARK LEMMER: Band 1-25 Golf 25 Basketball 1-25 Spanish c 1-25 Lettermen's c 3-4. DEBORAH LERFALD: German c 1-25 Chorus 2-3. MARILYN LERAND: Chorus 1-45 Spanish c 1 fSec. 55 G.A.A. 15 Student' Council 25 Library c 2-4 fVice-Pres. 355 Cheer- leader, J.V. 2, Varsity 3-45 Pep c 3-45 Home Ec. c 45 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Crest 15 Dramatics 2 G 4. SUSIE MATTHES: French c 1-25 Dramatics c 15 G.A.A. 1 S 45 Chorus 35 Library c 25 Pep c 3. GARY MAUL: Wrestling 1-45 Lettermen's c 45 Baseball 3-45 Intra. 3-4. BOB MCGINNIS: Russian c 15 Wrestling 2-4. DAVID MEER: Pep Band 1-45 Dance Band 1-45 Track 35 Cross Country 45 National Honor Society 4. CAROL MICHALSKE: Business c 3-45 Pep c 1-35 Home Ec. c 3-45 G.A.A. 35 Library c 3. PAT MIERITZ: Student Council 1-3 fPres. 455 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Lettermen's c 2-4. FATIMAH MOHAMED: A. F. S. Student from Malaysia5 De- bate 45 Forensics 45 Chorus 45 Camera c 4. GLORIA MOHR: G.A.A. 15 Spanish c 1-2. MARK MUELLER: Spanish c 15 Audio-Visual 15 Dramatics 4. JOHN MUNDT: German c 1-4 QPres. 3-455 Math c 3-45 Science c 25 National Honor Society 3-45 Football 1-25 Dramatics 2 G 45 Student Council 15 Forensics 4. ROBERTA NICOLAI: Band 1-45 Pep Band 2-45 German c 1-35 French c 45 Home Ec. c 2-4 fSec. 355 Forensics 25 National Honor Society 2-4 fSec. -Treas. 35. GEORGE NIEDEMEYER: Basketball 15 Golf 1-45 Lettermen's c 3-4. PETE O'MALLEY: Football 1-45 Basketball 1-35 Track 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Lettermen's c 2-4. DIANNE OTTO: Library c 4. GEORGE PASDIRTZ: Golf 1, 3,45 Forensics 15 I-Ii-Lites 1, 25 Sophomore Class President5 Camera c 25 Spanish c 1. BARBARA PLIER: Business c 45 Phy Ed Assistant 4. KAREN POPPENDIECK: G.A.A. 1-25 Latin c 15 French c 3-45 Russian c 35 Art c 4. JEFF RAYMOND: Football 15 Tennis 1-45 Basketball 25 Cross Country 3-45 Baseball 3-45 Hi-Lites 3-45 Quill 8 Scroll 3-45 Lettermen's c 3-4. JIM RECHTIN: Baseball 1-45 Football 1-45 Basketball 25 Let- termen's c 2-45 Intra. 4. PAT RECK: National Honor Society 3-45 Student Council 2-4 QVice-Pres. 455 Pep c 35 Junior Class Vice-Pres.5 Band 1-45 Hi-Lites 2-35 Quill 8 Scroll 3-45 Chorus 15 French c 1-3 fVice- Pres. 355 Home Ec. c 2-3 QTreas. 355 Pep Band 2-35 AFS Chapter 45 Badger Girls State 35 Dramatics 45 Prom Court 4. GERALDINE REIMUND: Spanish 1-25 Home Ec. c 25 Pep Band 3. AL RICHARDS: Wrestling 35 Intra. 2. BOB RIEMER: Track 1-45 Baseball 1-25 Basketball 1-45 Foot- ball 1-45 Prom Court 35 Spanish c 15 Lettermen's c 1-45 In- dustrial Arts c 1. DAVE SASS: PEP Band 1-35 Dance Band 1-4: Latin c 1-3 fPres. 355 Student Council 45 Forensics 3-45 Student Advisory Council 3. WALLY SCHAEFER: Football 25 Basketball 25 Track 15 Letter- men's c 25 Intra. 2. MARY SCHEFTNER: Chorus 15 Student Council 1-35 Art c 45 Pep c 15 Ushers c 1-35 Cadet Captain 35 Phy Ed. Swimming Instructors 35 Annual 3. DEAN SCHLAPMAN: Wrestling 3-45 Track 2. BILL SCHLEIER: Football 1. ARNIE SCHMECHEL: Inu-a. 4. BOB SCHMIDT: Pep Band 1-45 Dance Band 2-4. JOANNE SCI-IMOLL: Russian c 1-25 German c 3-4 QSec. 355 Sextet2-45 Pep Band 35 Dance Band 1-45 Chorus 1-45 Student Council 25 Newspaper 2-35 Band 1-4. MARY SCHOBER: Latin c 1-25 French c 3-4 fSec. 355 Library c 2-4 fPres. 355 Home Ec. c 35 Pep c 3-45 Chorus 1-45 Prom Court 35 Track Court 45 Boston Store Teen Board 3-45 News- paper 2-35 Crest 15 Forensics 25 Dramatics 45 G.A. A. 15 Sex- tet 2-4. HO A MATT SHAFER: Football 1-45 Intra. 1-45 Latin c 1-45 Ten- nis 1-45 Lettermen's c 45 Dramatics 4. DEBBIE SIEVERS: Chorus 1-45 Forensics 25 Froshmore 15 Spanish 1-35 Dance Band 2-4. JANETTE SIMMONS: Home Ec. c 45 Chorus 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Debate 45 G.A.A. 45 French c 45 AFS Student from Barbados. LESLEY SIMPSON: French c 1-25 Dramatics 45 G.A. A. 1-25 Newspaper 1-25 Art c 4. DON SINGLETON: Football 15 Band 15 Newspaper 3. LINDA SITMAN: G.A.A. 15 Library c 2-4 fVice-Pres. 455 Pep c 3-45 Spanish c 3-4 QVice-Pres. 455 Chorus 1-45 Cheer- leader 35 Sextet 2-4. JOHN SMITH: Football 1-45 Basketball 1, 2,45 Tennis 35 Freshman Class President5 Lettermen's c 2145 Chorus 1-25 Spanish c 15 Inua 2-3. DAN SNIDER: Lettermen's c 1-45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-4. MARY SPAETH: French c 1-3 QTreas. 1, Pres. 355 Dramatics 1 S 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 2-45 Hi- Lites 2-45 Quill S Scroll 35 Junior Class Secretary5 Home Ec. c 3 fPres. 5 Badger Girls State 35 Forensics 2-45 Pep c 35 AFS Chapter 3-4. JIM STAMM: Football 1-35 Baseball 1. SARAH STEINERT: Band 1-45 Latin c 15 Spanish c 2-3. ANNE STOLL: Latin c 15 G.A.A. 1-25 Spanish c 2-3. ART STROEDE: German c 15 Audio-Visual 25 Camera c 45 fVice-Pres. 5. JIM THIERFELDER: Football 35 lntra. 1-35 Wrestling 3-45 Track 1. DELORES THOGERSEN: Band 1-45 Dramatics c 15 Home Ec. c 3-45 Cheerleader 2-35 French c 3-45 Library c 2-45 Home- coming Court 45 Pep Band 35 Band 1-4. DENNIS TIMM: Football 152,45 Basketball 1-25 Golf 1-25 Track 3-45 Math c 15 Spanish c 1-25 Pep Band 35 Baud 1-4. TERRI TOMASELLO: Pep c 35 Phy. Ed. Assistant 4. JEFF TRIMBORN: Football Mgr. 15 Basketball Mgr. 1-25 Golf 1-2. FRANK VEDDER: Basketball 1-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 National Honor Society 2-45 Quill G Scroll 3-45 Lettermen's c 3-45 AFS Chapter 45 President Senior Class5 Student Coun- cil 2-45 Hi-Lites 2-35 Chorus 1 S 45 Badger Boys State 3. HENRY VERFUERTH: Football 1-45 Wrestling 3-45 Letter- men's c 3-45 In1Ia. 2-4. BILL VIDEKOVICH: Wrestling 2-45 Football 15 Intra. 2-45 Phy. Ed. Assistant 4. GREG VOGT: Band5 Pep Band5 Dance Band5 Spanish c 1. DICK VOLLBRECHT: Wrestling 1-25 Golf 3. SUE WALKER: Chorus 1-45 Pep c 35 Business c 4 fTreasurex-55 Library c 2-4 fSecretary-Treasurer 455 Dramatics c 1. DARLENE WEBER: Spanish c 1-25 Home Ec. 25 Forensics 1-45 Pep Band 3. GAIL WEBER: Chorus 2-4. JOHN WEBER: Track5 Wrestling. JEFF WELIKY: Football 1-45 Track 1-35 Spanish c 3-45 Inna. 1-45 Band 1-45 Pep Band 2-35 Dance Band 2-45 Letterman's c 4. GUY WINOHRADSKY: Football 1-45 Wrestling 2-45 Intra. 2-45 Letterman's c 4. JOANNE WISNIEWSKI: Chorus 1-45 French c 15 Spanish c 2-45 Home Ec. c 2,4 President 455 Senior Class Treasu.rer5 Foren- sics 1-45 Grest 15 Dramatics c 15 Pep c 3. JACK WITT: Basketball 15 Latin c 1-25 Track 15 Hi-Lites 1. JANIS WIT'I'IG: Spanish c 15 Library c 2-45 Chorus 45 Soph- omore Class Vice Pres. 5 Pep c 3-45 Student Council 35 Cheer- leader 2-45 Homecoming Court 35 Prom Queen 35 Home Ed. c 35 Dramatics c 1. JOHN WITTIG: Football 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Track 1-45 Let- termen's c 3-4 QTreasurer 45. SHARON ZElvfBRUSK.I: Spanish c 1-35 National Honor Society 4. I Kitclwwl-Ivflp ,, 4, ., Q Y je: 5521-:sr M if K. . 3,2 ww...--1,-1 I Jcwitofus Walter Kreblin Ray Wollner Clarence Geier Earl Rohrbach Assistants: Karl Vertz Edward Pinchoff Neil Hansen B. Thierfelder, E. Pfaff, L. Kieckhaefer, E. Lucht, M. Chmielewski. pug. Edf. Assistants Attendance em Terri Tornaselloi Anne Marie Stoll Maureen Wenzel Darcy Cudlip Suzi Larus Marilyn Lerand Jackie Mueller Susie Walker Penny Kershaw Henry Verfuerth Tim Urban Bill Vidikovich Fred Foy Mike Krohn Danny Snider lll Kathy De Chant Bonnie Fakes Karin Latzel Porgie Sutherland Katie Weber Bonnie Becker Anne Marie Stoll Lorna Wiechrnann Kathy Ziegelbauer Jacque Bruchner Gail Schaller Pat Sitkiewitz Judy Wolfgang Judy Dernehl Kathy Suoede Elaine Schaefer Lois Rheude Kathy McGuire Mary Goelz Ellen Schultz Debbie Kreissig Cindy Dacquisto Maggie Howard Penny Kershaw -Jww 10, 1964 Top Tew Jeff Gunsburg Carole Kroening Tim Blank Cathy Chrzan Mary Decker Chris Leighton john Mundi: Roberta Nisolai Patricia Rack Sharon Zembruski 112 VALEDICTORIAN: jeff Gunsburg and SALUTATORIAN Carole Kroening. H3 ?' ' YQQ4111 ., ff , A ' are f7'Y'L 7 ' if .Fiji ' 292' :F.:.:.: 2:12, . 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