Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1961 volume:

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W..f..Z., f -fyevis we ,- .-, 5. . , ,fy yep- F. . it ,. iii? . :I EXCHANGE STUDENTS lm 333536 U To earn money for her trip, Ulla worked for fifteen cents an hour selling ice cream. Speaking is an important task of the A.F.S. student. . I Nothing can be more exciting for a high school student than living in a foreign country. It you doubt this statement, iust ask either Ulla Laur- sen, l-lorliclds student from Den- mark, or Simona Sheppard, who spent the summer of i960 in Swit- zerland. Both trips were made pos- sible by the American Field Service, an organization which not only plans the student exchange but contributes greatly to the cost of the trip. Simona lived in Switzer- land under the summer plan, and Ulla has attended school at Hor- lick during the past year. It is cer- tain that neither will forget her trip or friends. 3 E . f Simona in the Alps 'Sk FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL SECCND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL QI ff A K Q Q, 3 ,fir . i , fy W .sv-5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Jerry Tesko X f 1 ol' SOPHOMORE owls ' VICE PRESIDENT June Chorbogion bw Q'--'Y SECRETARY Kothie Kornock ORIENTATION Sophomores were introduced to the complexities of Horlick High School ot Orientation Doy. Atter o meeting in the gym where they assembled by homeroom ond watched o mock Student Council session, they proceeded to their homerooms, completed their schedules, ond met their teochers. School wos dismissed ot H130 p.m. Activities resumed the follow' ing morning with the beginning of regular classes. The identity of the sophomores wos opporent by vir- tue of the nome togs they clis- ployed. The following Soturdoy ot the Howdy Hop , they were introduced to the lighter side of life ot l-lorliclc. 6 49 HCMECOMING - 1960 1 X y md , A 4... L. , 5:7 . . E .W -A-f -gg' Z.-2 , fJ'5.1 -- 9 1 f AHJGLEWVQLQK5 Q N M ,. ' ' zz , ' u . .1 1. ,- if H., I ,,.,,v, K f 525 ' I 55521, ,-.5 A A E Wg ' we bu 1 ivn si e L z x - - wp. am XgJwfQ Ii is ' my www . . THRILLED QUEEN, WONDERFUL HOMECOMING. . The crowning of 1960 Homecom- ing Queen Corol Motogrono high- lighted ct week of funfilled octivities ot Horlick. Corol, bub- bling ond ecstotic, received the crown from footbc1ller-turned- prince-charming, Dove Azoriczn. The whirlwind week wos copped by the onnuol donce, reigned over by the queen ond her court. Court members, Judy Sukus, Melody Wohlust, Kothy Kottol, ond Sue Miller oided the queen in her duties cmd added sporkle to the festivi- ties. These homerooms won prizes for fiocitsz first ploce being cop- tured by homeroom 138, second place by 315, ond third ploce by 218. Homeroom 138 received 0 trophy donoted by the Flot Iron Businessmen's Associotion for their first ploce entry. Student spirit wcis high ot both the bonfire ond the gome but the Rebels lost the ut- terly contested scrop. Decorotions ot the dance creoted the illusion of 0 vctst footboll field on which the contest wos plciyed ogoin ond ggoin by the dance-floor quarter- bocks. The sophomores, who hove brought more thorn their shore of school spirit to Horlick, enhanced Scarlet ond Grey Doy by their lorge turnout in school colors. i 1 SENIORS Lindo Brushcl Jim Donzer Betty Dcughenbuugh Roy Christensen 1961 Esfeolo Ayers Don Borfel Karen Kwenski Jock Lake Linda Krivsky 2' S55 A,-on K ii' 38... be iwv ,gn- We 50- ue-up W-ax 'm X, e ..,, , ,. , e eeeee 4 1961 Louise Sparks Jim Oesau Roberta Petersen Gary Wolfe SENIOR CLASS LUAU The class of ol climaxed The summer wiTh The annual Hawaiian Luau which was held on The soTT sands of NorTh Beach. Grass skirTs, flowers leis, and colorful shirTs Hllecl The expanse of sand and overflowed into The lighT blue wafer. In Typical Luau fashion The exoTic menu conTained such rare cuisine as Tropical Salad: a delicious mixTure of every TruiT im- aginable, arTificially arranged wiThin waiermelons. Chicken, broiled in nafure sTyle, was followed by golden corn which was barbecued in The husk and served wiTh buTTer4 NoT only was There Toad, and Hawaiian aTmosphere, but also conversaTion. Swimming and oiher acTiviTies were available. fnemmf. 14 ,,w,A.,,., Togetherness What do ou mean I'm the roud mother of o bouncin 9 w r -, QW Q 3 gg 5 We forgot the coffee! But there must be o Santa Claus! s How do you get into these things? Z S. -nr HCRLICK-PARK DAY Although it was early, all of the spirits were high on the morning of Novem- ber Qnd, as our flag raising ceremony began. Shortly after the flag ceremony the Horlick-Park exchange assembly was presented to the student body, The principals and coaches of both schools gave their predictions of the outcome of the game, and the captains of both teams assured us that whichever team won, it would be a game worth seeing. Most of the Horlick students were dressed in our scarlet and grey school colors. Horlick won the battle of the colors and the battle of cheersg how- ever, the game went to Park by a score of I9-6, The ticket soles contest was won by Horlick. Jon Pellegrin was the champion ticket seller with a total of 50 tickets, His prize for his endeavor was an honorary membership in S.C.A. The first place in homeroom competition went to l36, and homeroom 3l5 cap- tured second place. Both Hog raising ceremonies were cm success, clrhough attend- cznce ot The Park fete was lime ifed by the hour of which if was held - 3 c.m. SENIORS Sue Miller Jim Duffy Bonnie Jones Jim Mercier -1961 Judy Kcngcs Jesse Acklcm Jo Ann Udstuen Lee Seymour Barbara Ciboci M N-df 4 'QS' sENloRs -1961 Janet Smith Gary Goldsworthy Ed Murawsky Linda LaMack Judy Smith Judy Krahn Lynn Roll Duane Peterson Kenneth Rogan - ' . f. -f JJ? Www YP' I 'sa' sf The first place winner ot the Christmas Door Decoration contest this year was home- room 335. Homeroom 3l4 placed second in the contest with homeroom 223 capturing third prize. Fifty-tour baskets of food were presented to the Good Fellows at the annual Sing-Out assembly. Tex Reynolds, local newspaper columnist, accepted the bas- kets on behalf of the Good Fellows. Horlick students decorated the halls and the gym for the annual Christ- mas Assembly. Highlight of the festivities was the gathering of food baskets for the Good Fellows. This year Tex Reynolds, local newspaper columnist, mode the acceptance speech. I PARENTS COME TO scHooL it Parents attending Parents' Night at Horlick got an idea of what their sons and daughters are doing. They actually saw students in the process of some ot their daily activities. Art students displayed Their talents and a girls gym class exhibited volley ball skills. Chemistry classes were not ignored as student chemists were conducting experiments in the making of glass and rubber. This year Parents did not follow their child's schedule as in past years, Instead, each department met separately. The parents could choose to attend two sections. A tree visiting period followed, and refreshments were served. 'f1? 'i is 3 i 5545? V r 1 - f- 4-'. Q:fiif' ff'.'e. . .wi 'sir -. --W , W eff - Q .. U' . . -' .. 1. f:,..,5m1ff w.f..,f . .. - rrs 3 iff. I si .9 . si. ii ffl.. fwmiyvr fzgfxi. 16 ug-11 Q-,nuww Mg W x COLLEGE DAY SENIORS Pcxuletfe Sokoch Brion Sanders Susan Rose Marshall Jorgensen -1961 Belly Jean Bailey Tom Korlendick .lone Doubers Bill Petersen Sandy Lindlwolm hw sl 1, '7 Y' C' j alll? SENIORS - 1961 Eileen Cogle Melody Wohlusf Bob Carter Sue DeGc1rmo Jim Wunsch Dennis Lindholm Lo reifa Cosey 'UD' M ,751 it-'x WM E ...i 'V fiyy ,,.., ,, A A :ii if fu - I - k A 1 f ' , -, 'H L Qi-I ,.,h 1:5-'fii W 1 - fx 1 . V . , , , ' ' ' , . f ' 'if ' ' . , . Er ,.,..,.., V' V L f in ' A w A ' q ggzir L ,. f I W I, W H ---- I G , ..:v- Mifi Ji 5- 1 ' '-' gag.-1 if E L ,.,. M M nf' i 2 f uf ' I wi ig I 7 V. ' -1 W ' A f if ,A 5- , 5 5 , .x Q 1 5 . ld'- 'X '55 ,I EQ L? iii I -.N .fi ...M miie' .-.vziiff ' V W1 ai. , ii. 'V -V , J ,,..5:-iw . A 'Q M 1 i 1 ' 18 ' 3? Crowns ot Camelot , our annual coronation dance, was held February ll, 1961. The iunior class, with the help ot the sophomores, conducted the entire planning ot the dance. The gym was decorated as a castle in the days ot King Arthur. The aspiration ot a young man desiring the tra- ditional pleasures ot lcnighthood provided the theme tor the dance. Re- freshments were served in Ye Olde Tea Shoppe. Queen Kathy Kottal and King Jerry Teslca reigned over Crowns of Camelot. Kathy received her crown from Siegrid Apple, last year's queen, Jerry received his crown from last year's king, Orlando Lee. The court members were Judy Cloutier, Kathie Kornack, Carol Mata- grano, and Melody Wohlust. The male members ot the court were Dave Azarian, Wayne Kosterman, Jim Oesau, and Alex Sabo. HORLlCK'S ELECTION TIME Candidates for second semester offices: FRONT ROW: Paul Wohler, Judy Sukus, Ellen Clark, Judy Cloutier, SECOND ROW: Rod Lorence, Wayne Kosterman, Jon Pellegrin, and Bob Burns. Those elected were Wayne Kosterman, Presidentg Bob Burns, Vice-President, and Judy Sukus, Secretary-Treasurer. Poster parties are an integral part ot Horlick elections. At the poster parties, students plan and produce campaign materials, meet candi- dates, and enjoy earned refresh- ments. SENIORS 1961 l 2 All the preparations - poster parties and speech writing - were put to good use the week ot the Student Council Elections. On the morning before elections, candi- dates and their speakers were given an opportunity to present their platforms to the students. Slcits tor the campaign were ably employed to persuade the student voters. ,, W5 ' A QA,-x t, -,V .M- 5 Z ia: A nga ' iiliiiiti - , Q. zShFtiiiils2'iti-f I gif ,-715.-t..,5 ..,, 3 .lik nf ,- ,X Q' 21 Cathi Carey Lonny Andersen Audrey Phillips Wallace Berkholtz Judy Meyer Richard Allen Alma Topalian Steve Wheeler Dianne Vlach J,,':3 if 3 it we N2 1 155,325 M ez . ,..., Q 2 tw., PEP ASSEMBLIES The maiority of Horlick's assemblies have been pep assemblies, prim- ing the school spirit with shouting, singing, skits, and speeches. l The annual Horlick-Park assembly presented Hor- lick students with a challenge of the colors, spirit, and good sportsmanship. Rivalry between the two schools in l92O's was the theme of the skit. HORLICK-PARK ASSEMBLY HORLlCK'S ASSEMBLIES Senator Proxmire presented his views on the political situations. LAWRENCE COLLEGE BAND s1mu i.li1:1wmlrun.a 41gsm-1n- . ..-1-.fur wws2:1ammg1wi.Meww. :ww f The Lawrence Col- lege Band pre- sented a concert to Horlick's stu- dent body. The band played clas- sical and popular selections, and in- vited Mr. Banas- zak to conduct a special number. SCHOGL PLAY TERMED A SUCCESS k - M -iz-Wwwmmfwwei uQ..,.w, . .M .,s.mmN4Q5i5s A ' A':'L .rf ,i5f,3, ., . f i. , Q . 'am 1 -Hz wx . . i ,, ,. via ., 1 . f : 1 i fs ,.,'!',pf Sex w 1 and Ifxff- ' x X l K X ll 1 Si K Rig Z1 e l I 5 l i 1 Weeks of preparation and practice went into the gala, spectacular production ot Around the World in Eighty Days. The play, based on a novel by Jules Verne, was one at the largest productions ever staged by the Horliclc players. Three ot the leading roles were portrayed by actors new to dra- matics at Horlick. Novelty acts of dancers, singers, and iugglers added variety and humor to the thrill-packed production. XQX- 14 3, ff, . 5' .5 1' 2 l 23 Y'PE-7 ,X . is al is ir ' . 3 Q ,wi Xl H f - l lg A m S Q Q 4 . A l Qiizairfzaf xr 'is' . K fi f-.- f S W, FAC ULTY-VS-.IUNIORS Q .IUNIORS TRIUMPH 29- 7 3 Ambitiouslunior Council laid plans for the iunior-faculty bas- ketball game March 14. The game jointly arranged by rep- resehtatives ot the junior class and sometimes-present, sometimes-absent Mr. Christensen, attracted a large crowd ot cheering students. Handicapped by the referees and the use of one small basket, the faculty dropped the thriller 29-13. l 24 - it ffvzliq-fh,,,-,i 1r f-7, 1 1 SENIORS 1 961 Janet Erbe Russ Braunling Darrel Travis Carol Nelson Sophomore initiation was over, and new friendships began at the Sophomore Orientation Dance. COACHES' FROLIC The Coaches' Frolic was held for Horlick students on January 6th. The dance helped to raise money to pay for in- iuries sustained by Horlick athletes. REBELS ENTERTAINED WITH ALL SCHOCL SILVER BELLS Silver Bells, the Hor- lick Christmas party, provided holiday en- tertainment for the Horlick students. 25 I'II teach you not to be lofe for class. CANDIDS A quarter inch away, you say? 0- LM.. I've looked high ond low . . . You sure this is the right place? So you mode This mess. Jekyll or Hyde? 26 gFRONT ROWJ Ken Olsen, Floyd Peck, Jerry Rudof, Dove Litrento, Dick Krolicek, Dole Smerchek, Dennis Vollner, Leon Hornmerding, Dcile Mulkins, 12nd ROWJ Dennis Woismon, Nick Longo, Dove Azor- ion, Mike Gorfie, Dick Petersen, Martin Defoffe, Joel Swetich, Gory FCDOTBALL Horlick's ouspicious beginning proved on evil omen ds the Rebels dropped dll seven of Their confer- ence gdmes in 1960. The Rebels once cigoin keyed Their offense ond defense To roin sooked fields ond come close To playing spoiler in severol Big Eight contests. Pinnow, Wolly Villorreol, Frogole, Mork Bonody, Prochniok, Mel Borloerci Bill Luccosen, Ron Krizon. ci 1 Don Freemon, Joe Rickertf C3rd ROWD Bob Jim Jung, Rod Lorence, Cory Aber, Bill Bill Sander, Bob Lenzke, Chef Korwowski, Ti B , -1961 Jo Ann Broutigorn Pot Decker Mary Gonzalez Roy Egger? Luanne Hennig Ev -64 QW iv' fi .ea J-oi if -1261 Lynne Spcmgenberg Leo Perfetfo Susan Bombo 5 John Eshmonn X x M- N :UN fl ' il . wx xl Jfjjx xy .n ' I 'Jw r 5 Q . 1 N Q, I v . Q' RVN Y P Q5 SQUAD GRIDDERS ist. ROW: Rolfe Christensen, Dave Wernicke, Joe Mascara, Rey Albert Hodczdy 3rd. ROW: Steve Kowalsky, John Burgeson, Dick Castillo, Dennis LaFave, Mike Shoys, Ken Nelson, Tom Eckblocl, Furuglys, Carl Dobrofz, Tony Faldufo, Chris Rein, Bill Masik, Sieve John Harvey 2nd ROW: John Lee, Doug Lockrem, Alan Pirk, .lack Klirnek, Ted Evans, Don Johnson, Oscar Hardin. Markusen, Mike Zinnen, Don Orfh, Chuck Petersen, Mike Rewey, l PRACTICE . . . Hi! How's church? , , , AND MORE PRACTICE . TRACK TEAM - FRONT ROW: Al Luelloff, Pete Lowe, Dave Lifrenfa, Wally Villar- real, Jerry Rudaf, Larry Eifler, Mike Gaftie, 2nd ROW: Al Perlberg, Dale Pautzke, Dan Kaufman, Mel Barbera, Dave Azarian, Bill Sander, Bob Nelson, Ron Kastler. CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - FRONT ROW: Bill Pifchford, Pete Lowe, Larry Eifler, Ron Kasfler, Jim Oesau, MIDDLE ROW: Tom Nerad, Ed Hermansen, Jerry Teska, Frank Osirnitz, Jerry Masik, Jim Paulsen, BACK ROW: Bob Nelson, Merril Mifler, Bill Mattie, Al Perlberg, Dick Lowe, Richard Kalashien. 32 gf sf 5-ll f N126 I? 415552, 5' an I 1 Q. , TSS A f MZ L H i A lg 5 Q V' 2 J fn 99 9 I 53 6 f- E 1 4 5 'T l is jr ,, gf l M , , ,. i: ' 9' Y' -V111 l XIV? - ,fu - - .fl 3 f f,w,,,,f-ay.. mg w,1,m,..5,l.,1., - 7 . J.,wq.g-1-l , .as -1-swlfff. ,Q,. .. LQ:,, 1- sbwfiimbain-lei-main. 2 f li, W ,Q :vl.l,.z2'sL'?G2w .L A . f ff 'W wif 1 . Effifflfl? .W ..'T.,f .zsffyf 2pg3, .V,7. . A W.. H Lu, , , W - - .P sf, .,, A. , f , pw . , EZ L I A 1. , Mlm in ,gg W Q A .1M',nyq 1 gf 'lf ,ww 4, 1 1' 1- K FJ 'Y 5 ,lm we WY 1, J , ' 'xi ' .1 5 :K uv izdlfk J.. ' ' rw . - qw.:-,v,.: ,jwwaff 'Aga M Dave Brennensfuhl X Wgrlnw Pat O'Hare .l 91 K :, .1- -1961 Tom Flanagan Ellen Dick Daniel Kaufman Carol Clark Pamela Kralmer SENIORS Joyce Ramig David Judd Nancy Knudsen Bill Magee Glory Ann Slater WP' 'pw-wa -1961 Phyllis Iverson Mark Lemke Judy Dykstra Gary Sadler fd '17 7' 1'-Nd had No team can mentally enter the spirit of the game without the active support ot a good group ot cheerleaders - and cheer is exactly what our cheerleaders dal They are an integral part ot our athletic program, and apart from their task ot exhorting the team to greater ettorts, they also put some life into the some- times-reticent spectators. 1. Ag s A i . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Carol Mofagrano, Kathy Koftal, Andrea Alders, Sue Miller, Sue Elirlichy Melody, 4 Wohlusf. I . B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS - Carmen Clausen, Bonnie Baillie, Cherie Lofz, Dianne Smalancke, Holly Cris? Diane Fox. 35 VARSITY BASKETBALL Bob PendleTon, Bill Pitchford, Dick Dehne, Gary Pinnow, Jerry Teska. Though They finished in The sevenTh spoT in The Big EighT This season, The Rebels puT in a sparkling per- formance, suffering only from The fourth-quarfer blues. Even The Top-ranking Teams were given a severe scare by The Rebel five who sparked on boTh offense and defense ThroughouT The season. Several sophomores and juniors added greaf sTrer1gTh To The Team, and wiTh Their refurn nexf year, The ouTlo-ok is brighT. Bill MaTTie, Jim Paulsen, Alex Sabo, Mike Miucklin 4 450 Bob Boldig, Mike Gaffie, Will Harris, Dick Klaus, Bob Nelson. SENIORS Karen Jensen Allen Clausen Joanne Seeger Herbert Wagner -1961 Nan Levin David Jacques Jo-Ann LaVolley Thomas Garrella Sharon Jordan '5 J cr 'Npf Niggf C? 1' L- JD'-lr-0 f, Q SENIORS Ellen Kuchenbach Ron Smith Wendy Arena Richard Kristof Barbara Saas - 7961 Kathy Radewan George Solakian Sue Hansen Bob Petricek M -W-I S OPHOM ORE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Bill Musik, Jack Mcmrlcusen, Bill Nelson, Gerry Hupperrs, John Leey BACK ROW: Neil Morgensen, Tom Nerod, Gory McDonald, Jim Eisenhuf, Steve Klimek, John Meshenky. T7 The 1960 61 sophomore bciskefbcill Teczm un- der The direction of Mr. Fishboin, finished ' with o nine ond Hve record copfuring Third M' plcxce in The Big Eight rece. This showing of 2,5 the sophomore squod prompts fovoroble fore- costs lOl' nexl YGCIFIS vclrsily. ,M ,El Y il .iv WRESTLING u I 11 Hows This, Coach FRONT ROW: Dick Lowe, Emery Benson, Pete Lowe, Leon Hommerding, Art Janes, Joel Swetish, John Schafer. 2nd ROW: Dave Lirrenfa, Sil DeLaRosa, Dick Kralicek, Jerry Rudaf, Ken Olsen, Chris Rein, Cliff Vacek. 3rd ROW: Jon Christiansen, Ken Stearns, Chuck Pefersen, Jon Becker, Wally iNapoleon!D Villarreal, Frank Pederson. in f. -'.k .M egg.. , . ,. - , ,, muawwuvramwmwuwwfv-Wivwsfwmgnwfriw ,xwfffofgfzr THE y y --- l 1'-- A i s ' SENIORS it A if - mf Mary Castaneda V k,E, V ,:,,. ----- ' 1 lement Krivich Marilyn Somers G y Hopkins COACHES AND . . . FRONT ROW: Mr. Belden, Mr. Fishbain, 2nd ROW: Mr. Curtis, Mr, Hubbard, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Kyle, 3rd ROW: Mr. Ewers, Mr. Christensen, Mr. Forcier, Mr. Snyder. THEIR ASSISTANTS '?' TEAM MANAGERS - Daniel Kaufman, Tom Weinfurter, Ed Kargenian, Jim Gifford. 41 -1961 Kathy Perekovicl-n Larry Steinman Linda Haakenson Peter Lowe Nancy Wosilait --fx Hs, SENIORS Judy Wilda Glenn Jensen Karen Brill Paul Wohler Pamela Mayer -1961 Angela Dillner Jerome Masik Judy Nielsen Richard Hempel , . , 3 ,. Wm. AVAW W ,, K-my it I I K 'ill-Ui1WUi l-0xv7qwIfL-w,F:L., M 1 'fhvi-Y-1--W... adn' A'i 'f' ummummggemmvwnmmpw.--1' 4535? +ff,..,' 1 -v'Q1K s,1:R' Yf Pkg ' ?'5 WNllillnrS1ehmim ' 2 JE Wwuwnmwwmwuwmw- 'g3NS , Mmm-mem-W -,f'f1,,..wffHfQ-wf,.,.,fi--'f1,.,..,--,,,,-'-W,.,, We f ' . f X 'W 'll' ' ,L ,Qu .' , fz.,.i,,..--f..5-wgfQr?f?f -Hmfw-uwmenwff. W ., W.. f7i77i77i77-f -N ,, Q, Y um w 1 eefn1-fjsfgj , .MNk,'i53gfSgffj,q , 1 H55 FV 31f'fE.,ff?2l,fgW-..fl.,,5.iA ................. mm m:sas.22WH...,.im M.. ,ww N K wi . Y N, M Iiiwm i iv, q.Q,w:4-wwwifjix i W WWNWW' M Q-w 'f W W gfwwmfmrmmi ff-fffgsuzz' J YWSW' ,P -1 'Qi ,i..d,- 'M . Zn, 'K f , ,. y i Al. fi-ns, I 7 my ,M J i .7 xy.- '. I ' K - , lisg 1,2 ,Q Q S H We l ' ', 3751:-www--i gf if , B SQUAD BASEBAlL - FRONT ROW: Bob Valin, Dave Bradshaw, Jim Jung, 2nd ROW: Ken Jaros, Joe Rickerf, Mr. Snyder, Dick Klaus, Bill Pifchford. 42 l M VARSITY BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: Ronald Nelson, Chuck Hiortness, cari, Bill Mattie, Dave Pellegrin, Coach Curtis, Jim Oesou, Lloyd Paul Vermey, Eugene Banucci, John Jacobsen, 2nd ROW: Jim Mas- Larson, Don Radtke, Dick Kristof, Bob Schuleit, Joel Swetish. it I S i ,,,. 11 .. Q VN ' ,iw . J ' , , 2 1 ., . .. r.,L I XA J sw I-21 1,-ff1z.::f.l J , . , 'Mi' M I , f!fiT iiiii L ,i L if 1 'L . Y i W -- is W gmg 523 23: Jtsgcwsw .WV gig, wswrv'-W'Y'i , ,sw K -.. K L, Q ' ' , M, W, K Q Q .xx K . ix , ' Q if r . A u , an ie 'i 3 H L ' A 'X e. A J -xfsef' V Gee fellas, throw me the ball. Look Ma, no hands. 43 TENNIS TEAM: Frank Pederson, Emmanuel Vuvunas, Dennis Waisman, Roberf Akullan, Y Al Paviu, George Bensong Nor Picfured: Jon Pellegrin. w l ra w,-Q, Hay. V T, 75,1 - , - N, fe l f 1- rf ' : '- . Q ' 5 gif . ' S -' 254 3 1 T El ' - we ',,f 1 I 1 1 Zi-GLW-QQ 5?i?wg:fWf' :f2 I iff! , X ee e ' - - 'L eeee W ,Q gV'5 l25fW7ggw ' Q . . A '- , 2 -'lg , GOLF TEAM: FRONT ROW Bob Bold: , Lowell Olson, Allan Bushe , Frank Sus: 2nd ROW y 199ggeQ5E5Mw,fig3 f-wwf - 12.1 .1 be w 3 gfepgfgww-f5,ff:9 ,-,' ,,kl ,wjia lkh. . . . Paul Saefvelf, Paul Wahler, Peter Lrfrenfa, Wayne Kosferman, Mr. Stewart, Tom Glbson, l - 'F . . ,Mile-1'-M' I L - Jerry Teska, Gary Cohen, Craig Pethbone. 44 M. ,,., , 5,9 ,Q .ge 'ik 15 Q Q wg: my 3 Q Q Q Q K J w 5 f. gf M, Mg. is ? ,M L A QS yu, X ,K K M. 1, W 'M QSBHQHHYW Q ggm gg 95.45 ix sas-ww' S.,..z'-5' 1961 Don Jacob Ruth Anderson James Isaacson La Verne Beyer Don McFarland .1- gm: ,, ,ij Sf W Vi' ilfliiiss , ,, A, in ' , , X , x V. mpg an ,, l:.ik:?QElz:Uv 5555515:iLi5Ef3f1ST5Sg3W?5 1f :. ' g:', .- k , 7gezsgP5s5f gh, s2fs4s1.1w'ffH K S L5-. -. wfQwQs:L:2 ZW. ,.bfw.wfw- 3' we M ,-.,. ,- Y- v'A,., . fffiisgfifllifefzzgfggffv:eicfszgfiifziwniggeiivfzwe H ff 2,7 1-Sz Qe.1z1.lzgv ,fzmfnas:6242-.fsfgefwisiixiwieff Wfffvifgni- -- ' f 5 5 5 f,fwm:L:s,Agw.: :M-M, ,, , ., . 11 W ., A, Ng- ffi3W5ffSVf'915,-'LSI1-5:L::7::L. .gf k7fiff1f'fi'1t:, ' H -' - 'ff-g42is1.azgFV5fe2gbssHv ' ' as-ig fn 75l'2'.1,E ' ' L' 1 f?f?gH132ysgff1??432s f fw sg: ' KW- .s ws,-,f' '- w'x:x?e1 szdfwi 'mfgmz isa 5921 12361 535552 : P., was-2155575325 iazs - F2se??s?52?gbfgt'4 giff w ,. .1 .., 1 :pe V I ,iw 1 ew ' xx 'ws' r Lg? Q We E n 3, :ww - . , 4, KP , SENIORS -1961 Phyllis Michell Marvin Nelson Jean Mueller Richard Petersen Jackie Grimbol Grace Lupo John Boetcher Janice Rczuwerdo Cory Aber 53.9-if kk ,. Q X 12: f .3 i W li ff? Q? K . ng. qs., , xi mx if Qs. This is basketball? ' K R-GIRLS The R-Girls, under the direction of Miss Lumley, meet every Wednesday to learn and participate in a vast spectrum of ath- letic events from golf to snow shoveling. Points are awarded to the girls tor each activity they enter, and those girls earning 125 points are presented with a letter at the ftvvards Assembly. FRONT ROW: Lynn Roll, Sue Spangenberg, Judy Cloutier, Kathy elsen, Sue Miller, 3rd ROW: .Judy Wilda, Martha Evans, Simona Kottal, Barbara Morgan, Melody Wohlust, Sue Ehrlich, 2nd ROW: Sheppard, Linda Porter, Pam Kraimer, Judy Swanson. Miss Lumley, Lora Lohmiller, Nancy Fine, Bonnie Shook, Karen Bert- ii , X 4 5 fs 1 5 I 1 SENIORS Shirley Bloom Ron Kastler Penny Dygon Robert Schuleit - 7961 Barbara Morgan Martin Szolay Janis Schommer John Minneti Judy Wolfman Q ga 'rr' ,av ..,. 'V rv Rv ia? 'Nr 4g-rn., N5-pf Ad 'QK SENIORS - 7 961 Donna Nelson Janice Pinnow Denms Thompson Jlm Slkes Carol Schilke gay' COACHES FROLIC w Q-img-1 1 1 - .mnQ ...Q ,pf I . H J ,it ?g f'gisE ifff fg f mf ,vm , QQ. gk, ! S NX ,V nw CO-REC BOARD: FRONT ROW: Sue Cohen, Kathie Kornack, Judy Wilda, Sandy Priaulx, Janis Nemer. 2nd ROW: Melody Wohlusi, Mr, Larson, Wayne Kosferman, John Den Hartigh, Jack Markusen, Mr. Snyder. 1 4 ga sf - f Z' :1z, V, .. 4: 2 xi M 52 CO-REC Co-Rec Sports Nites provide a variety of athletic activities tor the Co-Rec members. All members are allowed to participate and permitted to bring one guest. This year the facilities ot the new Y were opened to the Co-Rec Club. Activities range from co- educational volleyball to not-so-coeducational billiards and pool. i i xl V 53 SENIORS - 1961 Katy Remley Carol Peterson Jim Gifford Robbie LaBrasca Judy Swanson Lora Lohmiller Joel Swetish Glenn Watts Barbara Jacobson 1Q',':,',,Z'f 'Di Q'-49' sd-5 -Al-I MKS . hiv -v- 'itil' SENIORS Barbara Nelson - 1 96 1 Carol Homrnerding SPORTS NITE Roy Holtz Shirley Ann Guy Tom Fiorifcz Carol Dosfal Wclfer Knapp Barbara Collovc: George Dustir TRI BETA CHI HONOR SOCIETY 55 ' MMI ei? 545, ,T TAWASI Tcxvvosi, which is ciFlilioTed wiTh The YWCA, is moinly cm service club. However, iT olso carries on mony worth while recreofionol ocTiviTies. Besides The holy- ricle, The girls hove olso pitched in for The Hong- ing of The Greens. The highlighT of The YuleTicle Seoson was The onnuol ChrisTmos PorTy where Sc1nTc1 disTribuTed giTTs To The younger children, 56 1 SENIORS - 1961 Ken Olsen Ron Herman Pcf KI'1UdSSIW Diane Oldenburg Lorry Kramer Curl Hanson Lc1urieJonoY Sondra Wuerzberger Bolo Schneider vie - iwiftilfff S., , Q 1 it fl :Si L Eggs., , . K :sm K D -, if , S Qalffiiagz e ig 5 i 31 ff? f 2 avi VFW E2 5 'M- fe, .K f JUMP' a ., avr .- fpnfgn-Yfvw LY '73 SENIORS Muriho Evons Foul Sczetveit Ruth Broclbeck Gene Christensen Marilyn Sommer -1961 Poi Moyer Bob Weidman Jennie Huber Nubor Musurlion TAWASI SOPHS if e ef W, l A V :sg . iss' ii, -,R - xi mm Some like it hofg some like it cold. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA STUDENT TREASURY Student Treosury, l'lorlick's own bonk, hos been in existence since Mr. Cox tirst corne to l-lorlick in the l930's. Mr. Cox selects the ten best quoliied stu- dents trorn the business deportrnents. Besides being skilled in typing ond bookkeeping, rnotb is olso im- portont, os Student Treosury hondles over 350,000 o yeor. 59 mw Llmi - af-me Whose diory is This? li's stuck! ii? me A L.,. ,im Nice weather, isn'r it? You mean this isn'T the Rescue Mission? 60 A Touche! SENIORS -1961 Wayne Kosferrnan Lynn Hodges Bernie Kaplan Ronnie Williams Kathy Koricl Eugene Banucci Judy Cloutier K Diane Hanson Paul Tennessen RIFLE CL UB Rifle Club has long been in existance at Horlick. Be- sides 'rargef praciice, they also clean The rifies and practice The correct usage of fire arms. 61 frixesgsi if M sg -1961 John Dunoski Tom Mucklin Tom McDoHc1Id Harold Jansen R HBV: f ,fs 5 ,,. ! :f4,:,,,, .,.,.. 1. lk A Q- . A ' 4 5 l Q ilnnun nf. g Q61 cj, Rf Q's'tW5 t' WRITERS INC. Writers Inc., o small club composed of members in- terested in reading and writing literature, meets bi- monthly in the various members homes. This year the club, under the supervision of Mr. Vail, is compiling a literary notebook. The notebook contains not only the works ot Writers lnc. members, but ot many Hor- lick students who wished to contribute. ,4 Q 1-X ' 5 E in f fp , . Q 1 ' 64 fflfi How do you spell Hearld? SENIORS - 7961 Judy McClure Del Kaisler Shirley Zielinski Helmut Riedner Kathleen Brusha HERALD Headed by Kathie Kornaclc and advised by Miss Ann Jarvis the Herald staff is continually on the alert for items that might be of interest to the students of Horlick. POLARIS Polaris staff this year was headed by a new adviser, Mr. Snyder. Responsible to Mr. Snyder were his editors-in-chief, Jesse Acklam and Glenn Watts. Because of Horlick's increased enrollment, Polaris members were forced to work under additional handicaps. However, the heart of a yearbook lies in the effective use of pictures in new and interesting arrangements. The staff hopes that the students are pleased with this year's Polaris. All in favor of having o yearbook soy aye ! 65 bv Q5-4' CO 'Us-uv be-57 59' gang SENIORS Karen Dawson Alex Sobc Helen Morie Schaefer Lloyd Lorson Lindo Perfetlo 1961 Rosemary Schultz Dale Smerchek Sandy Guisr Douglas Heberling TRI LINGUA Tri Lingua is a new and yeT old club aT Horlick. This year The Three language clubs - French, LaTin, and German - ioined TogeTher To form one club - Tri Lingua. Be-sicles go- ing To Milwaukee for The Folk FesTival, They also helcl a ChrisTmas ParTy. Here we see Them singing aT one of Their meeTings. FIRST SEMESTER HI-Y SECOND SEMESTER HI-Y MIIB 68 John Russell Ronnie Winsoll H'-Y Carol Jecin Bork Helene Kunoschk Larry Rieser Frank Sus Keren Brossmon Yvonne Zellner Bob Bartz 9 Chaplain Osimifz Active Adviser? An Average Discussion Night ll' SENIORS - 1961 nw? pa-3 '-v'7.'Y Aw -rf' X-f 'if5-fl .2-'wb r SENIORS Koren Brandhorsf Rolph Malicki Barbara Pefak Walter Mertin Jo Lupo -1961 Simono Sheppard Tom Young Pam Johnson Jerry Opahle .J 4.1 Nui q-fn, -VF Soph members listen crtentively to the guest speaker ff? +234 Q X fr? f Presidents Mike Shoys ond Bob Nelson discuss Hi-Y problems wiTh Mr. Ohde, their advisor. fi s 5 ,, A, Q if ff 'ms x ' V 1 ,1 - ' 3 a Look at my new cut-our dolls! 70 CAFETERIA AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Q Twice a day Mrs. Johnson and Miss Taylor, with the help ot their assistants, prepare and serve our noon meals. The assistants, who are responsible tor serving the lunches and cleaning the kitchen, volunteer their lunch periods five days a week. Mrs. Mooney, our librarian, reigns over her kingdom of books with help from her noble assistants. This year she has distributed library cards to all members of the student body in hopes that our library system will be greatly improved over past years. I 5 ' H it X, K il -g lm Q.. l h-1f4 , KW r Xl .X Q7 XJ ,Zj , 516 ' J , C-fl ,752 RS is XJ T i X R t 2 4 A 4:5 rf- i Red Cross representa- tives have been actively participating in many charitable doings this past semester. Among these there have been the Hlling ot Red Cross boxes, the donation of Christmas cookies to the Downey Veterans' Hospital, and also the sending of two Horlick High representatives to the state-wide conven- tion in Green Lake, Wisconsin. ROW 'lz Joanne Katrosits, Vice-President, Karen Nielsen, President, and Donna Smigun, Secretary. ROW 2: Judy Cloutier, Jeanette Cipov, Roxi Schubert, Barbara Simonsen, Gail Cooper, Karen Jensen, Helen Lexa, and Miss Deschauer. ROW 3: Dianne Helland, Janet Kober, Janice Rauwerda, Suzanne Fors, Luanne Hennig, Andy Alders, Cathi Carey, and Jan Mueller. ROW 1: Jon Becker and Kathy Kottal. ROW 2: Mr. Bahnson and Rochelle Levin. ROW 3: Karen Jensen, Phyl- lis Rosienslci, and Gail Cooper. ROW 4: Judy Swan- son, Kathy Radewan, Sue Cohen, and Marilyn Somers. JUNIOR RED CROSS AND P. A. ANNOUNCERS .,- .,: it 72 Q. c N55 gt H 4- Q BAND 1 KL - xr? SENIORS 1 967 Dianne Roberts Margaret Baird Jam Felbab Louis Van Konrngsveld Llnda Porter Marllyn Dlggnns Doug Vlncenf Larry Andersen Gretchen Jensen Oils in 'Eur ,-..x an 'Saab' 'Nw an 5-1' 'wi 1? SENIORS - 196 7 .loan Adams Craig Pettibone Karen Warner Pete Rog nsvoog Diane Temple Norman Stegelmann Bernice Bass Lee Sommerfeld ANYONE FDR CANDY? Judy Weitzel F5 L- -:::'l .Qi -gif The candy sale was organized by the Boosters to pay for new choir robes. .44 Faculty, students, and adults ioin in to make the candy sale a success. After the sale, refreshments were served and a sock-lwop was held. 'U ello ore proudly displaying their new robes, the result of 0 combnne effort by students, porenfs, cmd teachers. OR Karen Carlson Darlene Bogclanoff Barbara Griffith Judy Drascic Shirley Schultz Sharon Petersen Sharon Fehlhaber Pam Schmidtlce This year the Wil- liam Horlick High School Orchestra, directed by Martin Feldman, enjoyed an expanded and varied season. On January 9, the group journeyed to Madison to play be- fore the annual Wisconsin M u s i c Teachers Conven- tion and was re- ceived with warm acclaim. The string ensemble performed tor The Wisconsin Federation ot Music Clubs Convention, and the orchestra again competed a- gainst Park and Kenosha in the Dis- trict Music Festival. - y SENIORS-1961 Joyce Coryell Keren LoBodu Earl Sfeffen Bill Moftie Cathy Sclwuppe Peggy Douglwiy ' J' Dole Pourzke Dorvin Heberling 1 Shirley De Vries f f . 5 ,ll l Y 5 Q -Q-uv 'df bv..,,,,, bv-P'f l I'-' '.. '3 Troupe 1811 ot the National Thespians Society, under the able direction ot Mr. Mooney, forms the nucleus for Horliclc's dramatic productions. The Thespians meet once a month for guest lectures, study of the theater arts, and occasional trips to the Fred Miller Theater in Milwaukee. About thirty-t1ve members constitute the club, and new members are accepted after serving an apprenticeship. EARNEST le Wa? ma 1xiaS SENIORS Bonnie Leirnbuch Martin Defc1TTe Carol Mofugrono Jim Tornoe Sylvia Vc1nderleesT 31: -1961 Mciry Belongio Al Perlberg Judi Strege Richard Skover 4 M YOU'RE ON In The Toll of The yeor, The DromoTics DeporTmenT presenTecl us wiTh o olelighfful Oscor Wilde comedy, The lrnporTonce of Being Ec1rnesT. The ploy wos o Thespion proiecT ond wos obly direcTed by iTs sponsor, Mr. Moone-y. l-le was ossisTeol by June Hielscher. IT is o delighTTul English comedy vviTh o vicTory in love going To The person who beors The nome of EornesT. The only Thing ThoT con'T be deTerrnined is who will be EornesT. The crews os well os The odors must ploy Their por? well fOr The ploy To be ci success 82 ' r Aw come on now, tcnke yer bow. S .. . J , Lush! Isn'f that cute - cz Teo party. af L I wish you would hurry up ond soy if culrecldy. 'S 1 ,VJ 83 .Y N ' ki 1 AROUND THE WORLD Two stages in costume production: plon- ning ond completion. ff f if 1 , ' -r M1 L g EM : 5 55 5 1 ' ttf' A 'V fgf t 5 j.,,ix 1 A B 2 IT f 5 ,. -, 5 35 W Q, Mr. Mooney demonstrates with an impromptu lig. rj ,KA ? to s K, 3-We ,S L i- 5 T -M 2Q,,,,f,,..w- 84 -11-www--E .t.,.mm..,.......1. yQ-m.,i,. , ,.., K W.. M., Mw- 'di A r Q 24? 2 mv 1 gb ROW 1: Barbara Morgan, Sue Buchanan, Jon Christiansen. ROW 2: Mr. Thompson, Dave Ger- han, Garden Whyte, Dale Pauizke, Merrill Mif- ler, John Harvey, ROW 1: Lee Peters, Karen Jensen, Danna Lange, Carol Kapluck, Frank Chucl. ROW 2: Lara Lohe miller, Judy Swanson, Kaihy Radewan, Marilyn Somers. 4-:Q Ron Kastler and Sue Hansen received honorable mentions for their tile prints. Gold Key winner Dick Skover shows painting to finalist, Don Jacob. , , pf . ,, I F- . an Sue DeGarmo, Don Jacob, and Katy Remley, ti- nalists, discuss a print. William Horlick claimed three finalists in the National Scholastic Art Show in Mil- waukee, and tour other Horlick students walked away with honors. Katy Remley, Sue De Garrno, and Don Jacob gained positions as finalists. Richard Skover captured a Gold Key Award, and Ron Kastler, Kaye' Carre, and Sue Hansen received honorable mentions. Congratu- lations, Horlick artists! L Q, 5 N if ' 0 . Q l K, W 4 ib- ,il , 2 3 f 3 -x. 1' W L x x I K if I , .FZ 3 k gg, Mf.wrrf , 721, A 7,1 , QTY? w A 'fn-1 fffE5 2Q5 . A ,W 12fwf: i' Q 3' 1 1 . 2 gi ,U ' g f if QMS-,Mx52f'f F f H f of V I . V 5 , 135 l 'ff ' ,.,.,. Y I H i . A A 3 ' F A 1 k f 1:,1Q-f4.,g,L,,,v-,v.,.wm Q? mv is .maamsiig 'Www' ' A ' 2 3 ' o ' HOMEROOM 'IOO - QFRONT ROWD Pat Dahl, Jean Foley, Barbara Simonsen, Judy Jamison, Cheryl Lensert, Grace Maletis, Jonathan Christiansen, Noe Trevno, Tony Venegas, Sharon Anderson. C2nd ROWD Steve Klimek, Ken Duncan, Ron Baer, Jim Flanigan, Jim Langellf I Dave Wernicke, Sandy Savaglio, Jackie Ott, Keith Cain, Mr. Kyle. i3rd ROWJ Oscar Hardin, John Gill, Jon Klema, Albert Hadady, Bernard Anderson, Christine Nesgoard, Barbara Warden, Dennis Ha n, Nels Andersen. ,N 1 W, 1 ' 'V e f- f rffyg , ,. f fi 14 ff' if MA' I ' Y Mt 1 QV if Jviflyels 'J 0,l!4!J'JAZ y: V,ijYj,1f V4 HOMEROOM 'IO4 - CFRONT ROWJ Bonnie Olsen, Scheryl Heller, Barbara Schmidt, Dianne Grau, Susan May, Ruth Reydner, Mary Sims, Carol Sukopp, Charlotte Spencer, Tom Weinfurter, Emery Ben- son. i2nd ROWJ George Gabbey, Rolfe Christensen, Jerry Van HOMEROOM 127 - CFRONT ROWD Carol Smith, Janet Race, Sharon Hill, Gary Engel, Joan Radcliffe, Gail Hegeman, Jeanne Starek, Gloria Cagel, Tony Calverley, Karen Sofka. 12nd ROWD Dan Zuehlke, Linda Hiller, Ken Perlberg, Cherrie Butgereit, George Hilton, li i..in-.... Ruden, Kathy Carr, Paula Detatte, Kay Lizdas, Lawrence Smalley Mike Arndt, Richard Markusen, Mr. Leland. C3rd ROWD Gary Mc- Donald, Jim Hunt, Bill Masik, Bud Zerzanek, Fred Schwartz, Jim Lueneburg, Cliff Lindmeyer, Merrill Mitler, Mike Niesen, Jim Dubiel. I Barbara Buscemi, Joyce Jacob, Julie Kapralian, Mr. Hendersen. f3rd ROWD Robert Karwowski, Tom DeGarmo, Gary Minton, mour, Don Magee, Chuck Petersen, Gary Pinnow, Dave Giacint' Al Yust. 88 N - GQ .S i U z.5i!swrNnefm HOMEROOM 133 - KFRONT ROWJ Sue Holbik, Karen Dugan, Carol Kapluck, Judy Rogan, Janice Hess. Jean Sucharda, Elma Sardarian, Star DerKalousdian, Alice Trevino, Lonny Casperson, Sandra Soren- son. 12nd ROWJ Judy Lawrenz, Judy Bernhardf, Joanne Kafrosits, Kathy Clausen, Kay Sorensen, Jerry Hupperts, Dick Francis, Dean HOMEROOM 134 -- KFRONT ROWJ John Elzinga, Terry Mooney, Helen Emerson, Cheryl Heaton, Jeanette Eisel, Joyce Kannenberg, Karen Micheli, Kristine Kalashian, Sue Smerchek, Lisa Christensen, Diana Heike. 12nd ROWJ Jim Mertins, Bob Kitz, Joe Dembowski, Ron Bethke, Dennis Eisel, Eileen Linders, Penny Seianas, Connie Gunder- Christensen, Bill Beck, Richard Kalashian, Mr. Weber. 13rd ROWI John Johnson, Dick Askey, Jack Noppe, Tom Nerad, George Paul, Ray Johnson, John Bassford, Doug Graham, Roger Rundle, Tom Decker, John Carpino. son, Bob Poulsen, Bob Lonergan, Jim Katrosits, Mr, Snyder. 13rd ROWJ Ken Karwouski, John Smerda, Nancy Pirk, Larry Hoyer, Dick Hiortness, Fred Oertl, Jack Markusen, Chris Rein, Richard Rognsvoog, Charles Brown, Dennis LaFave, Eddie Litrenta. HOMEROOM 1358 - CFRONT ROWJ Vicky Renzema, Fran Serok, Carolyn Haack, Pat Auter, Joan Uhlir, Diane Fehlberg, Donna Vog- elman, Dan Panyk, Judith Noll, Diane Fouckler, Sherry Valenfe. 12nd ROWJ Ken Jensen, Ed Janowski, Gerald Porte, Jane Aubart, Cherie Lotz, Georgienne Robbins, Sharon Stephan, Tina Carls, Nan- etfe Brown, Carol Remsza, Mr. Brown. 13rd ROWJ Mike Mucklin, Rey Castillo, Dave Lang, Mike RuFfolo, Bob Zitka, Connie Muchowicz, Fred Rygiewicz, Mike Doonen, Thomas Krauser, Gene Tennessen, Jim Kenton. mimi.: S f-, f X I fix K I I i. ,V 1... Q I H . he fi 6 HOMEROOM 'l49N -- QFRONT ROWJ Judy Vanoss, Ann Hlavacek, Judy Seeger, Karen Thillemann, Gail Cooper, Loretta Samarzea, Janis LaBrasca, Shirley Kapellusch, Victoria Peklo, Jean Makovsky, Patrick Rhoades, f2nd ROWJ Dave Lalor, Alfred LaPoint, Diane L Y i ? 1 7 , Q L-dl Drascic, Carol Anderson, Josephine Gere, Barbara Herman, Marion Harris, Ken Stearns, Jon Meyer, Mr. Kaeding, f3rd ROWJ Larry Mal- ler, Bill David, Jim Altenback, Bernard Foldy, Gary Sather, Ken Kothlow, Mike Shoys, Randall Jacques, Lynn Mitchell, Eugene Perkins. HOMEROOM 1495 - QFRONT ROWI Ruth Hansen, Dennis Misler, Barbara Pinnow, Sue McClure, Bonnie Blum, Beverly Casperson, Kathy Fehlberg, Cheri Hayes, Janet Ingles, Mary Pellegrino, Jean Young, Lois DenHartigh, .Und ROW? Jim Reschke, John Meshenky Steve Petersen, Paul Sakach, Marcia Roedema, Sheila Corsie, Mary Ann Jenkins, Suzanne Fors, Jean Droysen, Gail Henricksen, Mr. Wade, i3rd ROWJ Neil Morgensen, Don Johnson, Larry Farris, Russ Smerchek, Dennis O'Brien, Chuck Valley, Bob Danzer, Flemming Smitdorft, Dick Smerda, Dave Wiegand, Dick Pietsch, Gary Wortmann. HOMEROOM 218 - CFRONT ROWJ Carol Vallone, Joanne Ahrndt, Julie Larsen, Karen Lange, Toni Behling, Kathy Smollar, Rocky Farina, Addie Grimal, Phyllis Rosienski, Kathy Andersen, Rochelle Levin, l2nd ROWJ Susan Baird, Lois Jean Haack, Sandy Treflert, Rick Koenen, Chuck Heusdens, Alan Pirk, Larry Jensen, Sue Cohen, Rosette McGee, Mary Nelson, Marilyn Kovac, Sandy Stougaard, not pictured, Miss Deucheaur, adviser, l3rd ROWJ Terry Maack, Dennis Duffy, Steve Scull, Frank Reilius, Bill Nelson, Dustin Harris, Darrell Brossman, Rick Colt, Gordon Whyte, Judy Robinson, Laurie Carlson. u HOMEROOM 226 - QFRONT ROWJ John Krizan, Judy Smith, Diane Sanders, Pat Carew, Lynn Triebe? Elaine Dehne, Gilbert Deschler, Judy Sheppard, Sari Prowler, Joyce Mathews, Barb Spangenberbg Doris Thery, 12nd Julie Anne qiloede, John Schafer, Kay Rygh, Joe Horvath, Lana Dygon, Dorothy Bwoivin, Audqey Malicki, Deanna . . K. D v Smerchek, Sue Eppler, Linda Miller, Mr. Fishbain, 13rd ROWJ Leon- ard Pilling, Mike Rewey, Herbert Schwartz, Dick Furuglyas, John Har- Mey, Katy' Polansky, Dean Bauer, Tom Pease, Carl Pirk, Terry Neu Tony Shuliptf K . 'JU 1 f er i 2 . tsl lc V A U.,- , 1 1 K f :Ng 4' . HOMEROOM 235 - KFRONT ROWJ Denris Eatonzvjim Geisler, Rich- ard Hohnl, Cheryl Fishbain, Ann McMurray, Mawv Palmer, Joan Dehne, Sharon Pivek, Carmen Clausen, Diaite fog, LaVErne Bau- mann, 12nd ROWJ Sue Cowan, Karen Andeison, Marilyn Clausen, Karen Christenson, Ernie Dykstra, Sandy Johns, Nanehte Ellis, Fran 'Q J at is I, L T X i Y ., Hellesen, Nancy Brlngn, Doug Exkrem, Jerry Schmidt, Larson, irc! ROWE' Dave Thejss, Jett Pinpbw, John Burg'ejon, Ted, Evans, Mi e Zinmn, Terry Aniieison, Rose Smith, Susan Hdfmaker, Kgnford Nelson, DouYOrth, Louis Quckman, Kafdtadielsen, Al lfqydersomi ' Q. -i , . HOMEROOM 312 -TFRONT ROWD Sandra James, Dianne Sma- lancke, Vivian Baldukas, Kitti Jorgensen, Lois 'Halbur, Sally Eckblad, Holly Crist, DarlenefWoiteshek, Winfred Landa, Sheryl Hader, Pat Heiser, 12nd ROWJ Connyk Scott, Kafeggiarias, Nancy lpke, Jackie Pasky, Kay Eschmann, Sallie Heimes, Regina Palaitis, Arzell'Thomp- at A? fr, if 9 FA kli' ., 5 HOMEROOM 315.- qrnoyr ROWJ susan Fell, Jim dqbbey, susan Kuehnl, Don Perekovich, Joh Becker, Gail Ross, Roxi Schubert, Mari- lyn Francis, Vernette Lone? Janet B5lts,,rSue Bolton, Sue Buchanan, i2nd ROWJ Joes Farina,'Pat Klepsl, Bill Phillips, Kathy Vogel, Mary Ann Rognsvoog, Georgia Fischer, Janet Gutknecht, Karen Peterson, V 'R son, BillMAtkinson, Harald Webster, Mr. Curtis, 13rd ROWJ Marvin Krahn, Raymond Kosch, Steve Kowalsky, Jim Eisenhut, Dave Wilkin- son, John Lee, Ray Bullg Jerry Garner, Pgter Guinn, Dave Gerhan, Rudy Herrera, Tom Lockwood. ie, ' if lv Shirley Janot, Pauline Merry, Dick Radewan, Mr. Stewart, 13rd ROWJ Barry Noll, Cegrl Dobratz, Rick Larentsen, Tom Kalchik, Bob Clausen, Frank Collova, Jeff Odders, Ken Halvorsan, Roger McNabb, Paul Czuper, Joe Rizzo, Arnold Krupp. f I r Which hand has the M 8m Ms? Then Goldilocks said to the , . .' I must not leave the gas iet on. I must not leave the gas iet on. I must . . I don't see him. Where is Mr. Curtis? 92 2 E Sec, I.4: Steel workers must at all times wear pro- tective helmets. HOMEROOM 'I35A - CFRONT ROWJ Jeon Ropp, Ellen Musiel, Bonnie Bukocek, Sherry Gulbrondsen, June Hielscher, Jackie Uebe, 12nd ROWD Joyce Poge, Pom Szekciis, Joonn Yugo, Peggy Chordegion, Leono Vonoss, HOMEROOM 136 - KFRONT ROWD Trudy Heritsch, Bill Gorner, Joyce LoFove, Angie Aschikoricin, Connie Buck, Judy Kunoschk, C2nd ROWJ Jonot Kirchoff, Noncy John- son, Jonothun Pellegrin, Doreen Weitzel, Miss Jarvis, 13rd ROWJ Earl Folkner, Lindo Loppnow, Kofhy Petros Cathy Smolley, Borboro Ruttgers, Miss LoTondress C4th ROWJ Joe Rickert, John DenHortigh, Croig Grciu Albert Mohrbocher, Pete Jensen. C3rd ROWJ Jerry Boutell, Chester Korwowski, Del Bur mon, Dionne Hellcind, Pot Aubort, Beverly Cobb, C4th ROWD Bill Prochniok, Jerry Clousen, Bob Pendleton, Jim Conwell, Lee Peters. 93 HOMEROOM 147 - CFRONT ROWJ Dorothy Cobb, Marilyn Rundle, Grace Kiriaki, Shari Riske, Donald Bed- ford, Eugene Drascic. 12nd ROWJ Kathie LaBlanc, Mar- sha Bacon, Penny Perkins, Dave Sears, Phil Popchock, Bob Becker, Carolyn Hansen. 13rd ROWJ John Cer- N vantes, Cliff Vacek, Byron Derby, Charles Roby, Mari- anne Janaky, Cindy Reiskytl, Mr. Piggins. C4th ROWJ Mel Barbera, Marshall Chovan, Bill Pitchtord, John Pomaville, Janet Kober, Jim Krivsky, Dick Gales. HOMEROOM 221 - KFRONT ROWJ Mike Miller, Mary Ellen Bellaire, Kay Larsen, Sue LaPerriere, Sandy Zewen, Dave Christensen. K2nd ROWJ Will Harris, Frank Peder- son, Paul Nelson, Cindy Christenson, Jim Peterson, Dave Bradshaw. f3rd ROWJ Paul Radewan, Roy Bulgrin, Bar- bara Klema, Sue Ruland, Wally Villarreal, Dennis Flanigan. Mth ROWD Alan Andreasen, Gary Dalgard, Paul Sorensen, George Benson, Tom DeFatte, Terry O'Brien. 1g1il-an- g-. ll-11- , l . HOMEROOM 223 - KFRONT ROWJ Linda Meyer, Fran- ces Jung, Nancy Waybick, Karen Christensen, Karen Gleave, JoAnne Thompson. C2nd ROWJ Sue Hansen, Bonnie Shook, Sherri Bergren, Gale Gotthardt, Sandra Coryell, Shirley Lewis, Mr. Christensen. f3rd ROWJ HOMEROOM 225 - KFRONT ROWJ Diane Orth, Andy Alders, Karen Eckblad, Dale Taskinen, Lani Wohlust, Karen Eisenhut, Linda Leutner, Mary Melvin. f2ncl ROWD Adam Chalekian, Armando Martinez, Mary Meshenky, Marie Kusters, Sandy Vassh, Sharon Fischer, Mr. Forcier. 2 2 3 Clyde Hopkins, Bill Young, Dennis Kirt, Richard Feiges, Marie Timm, Gretchen Kolberg. 14th ROWJ lb Nielsen, Floyd Peck, Ed l-lermansen, Larry Carle, Jack Page, Tom Christiansen. 13rd ROWJ Rosalie Fischer, Mike Koch, Dennis Waisman, Jim Johnson, Daneen Jochum, Dick Verhegge, Judy Sukus, Kathy Guy. 14th ROWJ Larry Christensen, Dick Klaus, Lee Saenz, Bob Fragale, Janis Nemer, Sue Car- rington, Lynn Weyland, Mike Wetherbee. 95 I-n-if-1-u1n2-1 S Q T .R . 1 it U f . f . - J 1 it 5 ' 2 E 2 - - ,: T if ji ' it it 'lit titlltt HOMEROOM 237 - CFRONT ROWJ Judy Neumann, Pearl Steffen, Carol Willms, Janet Roushia, Jeanette Cipov, Don Zember, 12nd ROWJ Leon l-lommerding, Audrey Herman, Sandra Scott, Cheryl Wankorich, John Dovorany, Bob Musiel, C3rd ROWJ Jean Stauss, Sharon Lee, Carol Christianson, Warren Klauser, Pat Falduto, Betsy Livesey, Susan Ehrlich, C-4th ROWJ Bill Marquis, Fred Groth, Bob Lenzke, Mark Bonady, Bill Luccasen, Bill Sander, David Stone. HOMEROOM 314 - QFRONT ROWJ Caroline Organ, Paulette Bidwell, Kathie Kirch, Sandie Draper, Barbara Burdick, Nancy Hay, Nancy Read, C2nd ROWJ Ellen Clark, Mary Lou Mitzen, Bill Maly, Mary Binder, Gloria Baker, Nancy Surendonk, Barbara Gatzke, C3rd ROWJ Keith Nowak, Chuck Brunnelson, Ron Krizan, Tom Dresen, Frank Osimitz, Donna Smigun, Joyce Erickson, l4th ROWJ Norman Smerchek, Dick Andersen, Ken Jaros, Bob Nel- son, Bob Boldig, Jim Furuglyas, Bob Jorgenson, Bob Bishop. if HOMEROOM 316 - CFRONT ROWJ Vicki Nielsen, Donna Bergstrom, Judy Jansovzian, Betty White, Teri Jensen, Shirley Cooper, Sally Newton, Shorynn Weber, 12nd ROWJ Eileen Machgan, Joan Carter, Bob Kissner, Glen Johnson, Lowell Olson, Don Horn, Diane Hammer, HOMEROOM 319 - CFRONT ROWJ Rita Botch, Susan Mudge, Anna DeLao, Jeanette Mulder, Ellen Gelin, Judy Sorenson, Nancy Fine, 12nd ROWJ Dick Kralicek, Ber- nie Wade, Judy Steavpack, Sharon Zellner, Joanne Markus, Mary Jo Mullen, Kaye Bertelsen, Mr. Clickner, f3rd ROWD Bob Simanek, John Erickson, Dennis Vallner, Al Cacciotti, Terry Pangrazi, Ellen Bergsbaken, Miss Slavik, 14th ROWJ Jim Jung, Mike Miller, Lewin Juadis, Jim Schemming, Bill Weyenberg, Jim Laycock, Mel Balke. C3rd ROWJ Charlotte Morrison, Jean Kaempter, Allen Eichler, Nick Longo, Al Luellofl, Myron Seidl, Sharon Celmer, f4th ROWD Tom Hempel, John Linders, Dennis Sorensen, James Lloyd, Bob Bucholz, Pete Cruz, Sil- vestre DeLaRosa, Jerry Rudat. HOMEROOM 322 - QFRONT ROWJ Mardell Milford, Rosealee Ball, Sue Kapellusch, Joanne Kwapil, Diane Weber, Sue Thompson, 12nd ROWJ Mel Walker, Dar- lene Phillips, Dick Anderson, Joyce Kuiper, Nancy Ed- monston, Anita Gorr, Miss Houg, f3rd ROWD Gerry De- Garmo, Dale Mulkins, Frank Chud, Tom Confois, Mary Ellen Drinnan, Gifford Kasen, Pat Gotilieb, l41h ROWJ Gene Warren, Rodney Lorence-, James Paulsen, Fred Frook, Ted Joseph, Richard VanderLeesT, Jim Dom- browski. i i r f 5 1 , HOMEROOM 331 - KFRONT ROWJ Lora Hermann, Donna Horn, Helen Lexa, Judy O'Hara, JoAnn Dac- quisfo, Mary Ingles, Dick Lowe, Qnd ROW? Andrea Ja- cobs, Elaine Hansen, Lynn Cohen,Peggy Kellner, Chris- Tine Aude, Karen Berfelsen, Judy Kershek, 13rd ROWJ Dale Lando, Larry Eilier, Dennis McClure, Jay Toufen- hoofd, Sandy Priaulx, Norma Ackle-y, Miss OH, 14th ROWJ John Lang, Jerry Bellovary, Wesley Wallace, Dick Fazzari, Jim Granf, Gil Jones, Wayne Wood. ' W 2 we m 1 ,g v Q .1 ,ap 5? if l ffg. if ff' v' K I Erbs'-'NN-' x wi lk.-..., ' I XKSQLMM- ibg Q-GNQgLsQWk THATNK YOU. FTXIQ 'J TMJ-G W-fa 'SN-4...Z5.. me-xg,g,wT1K xg-XMQMQTNQ, YQ 5?w NAJGAVFEZKL F w THE womc poNE TIN THQ? INTER- EST 17775 S fTHE SCHOSL, AIQID EDUCATICSW. 'QAM Q03 mwvwfmgkhm JMX ff,-A 1' h AN'V'NSfwweN-L. VOQWLSI M 7 - Q - . W N I M T7 E Q' 1 ij ,- Rk,A'LJx'5 X' L ' L19 WTff1fLfT T J ijwbiwdlflmhb FQSELYEARS4 QF peyoyif SQQYICE IN LfqiITZ5JM??ig'ZND TEX 25lf fl7M5CULAR V 4 ' wdub .L which fit., cf f ' K deff? AQTTVTTTEQ e THE STUDE T BO1D,Y: If Twhnlkymmmzyvm ., 5 4 ' 7 f. fl 1 ff L -'HJ ZMKC , AZ .1,j7.i,, fig. ,JTJJM7 ,liddfffb f' J ,,'- fl? Kommerer :Me A X7 MT T T -'fl if fy f' 1 w Ji jifrfdhjg A gTggmQQ?ff' L' V f T'Qj,gmLJ T 100 M ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY V131 GW' df? A4 WX, CFRONT ROWD Jerome Fishbain, Barbara Holt, Doris Berteau, Russell Jiles. K2nd ROWJ Don Thompson, Helga Sorensen, Lillian Houg. 5 Q.- CFRONT ROW! Margaret Slavik, Ann Jarvis, Diana Deschauer, Ted Curtis. f2nd ROWJ Neil Vail, Peter Schellinger, Kenneth Wagner, Ray Clickner. 102 . A. . lvl ,f j KFRONT ROWJ Carl Weber, Karen Pedersen, Janet Gall, Kathleen Hogue, Thomas Ohde. C2nd ROWD Roger Forcier, Gene Kyle, James Hancock. QFRONT ROWJ Benjamin Ewers, Jean Wilson, Helen Kommerer, William Christensen. C2nd ROWJ Ron Snyder, Otto Hendersen, Jay Leland, John Hubbard. Sf I 1 I 103 KFRONT ROWD Eve Newman, Bertha OH, Beatrice Lumley, Dorothy Gumm, 12nd ROWJ John Gosbee, Lloyd Wade, Bill Larson. LFRONT ROW5 Hugh Stewart, Esther Show, Roy Piggins, Clifford Taylor. l2nd ROWD Jack Belden, Joe Mooney, Helen La Tondress, Al Brown, Gerald Banaszak. 4 as f 1 Sv 5 ,if z , xfwfsa 2 104 Quit laughing, you're tickling my nosel So you're ci sophomore, eh? Somebody get the plunger. I wonder it their mothers know they smoke. Now is the time for all go mem .... 5 Something new in the line ot faculty extracurricular ac- tivities has been added to the Horlick roster. Although somewhat clandestine in their movements the Anti Jim Jung Society displays 0 great deal ot exuberance in mole ing Jim's years ot Horlick miseroble. wi 1' Aber, Cory Sr 222-2 Acklam, Jesse Sr 33 , 5 Ackley, Norma Jr 33 8 Adams, Joan Sr 2 9 6 Ahrndt,.Joann ph 218-90 Alders, Andr r 225-95,35,72 Allen, Richag r 239-21 9 Altenbachg J mes Soph 149N-90 Amann, Constance Sr. 224-4 11 Ande n, And sen An sen l 1 Dick Jr 314-96 , Larry Sr 335-75 ff Lonny Sr 219-21if Nels Soph Ks A rsen,1Al Soph 3 erson, Bernar p 100-88 A erson, Carol o 9N-90 Anderson, Kar 1 ph 5-91 Anderson K t en Soph 218- Andersoni Ander o An r i ard Jr 322-9 th Sr 239-45 Sharon Soph 1 -88 Andrea n, Allen And , Terry Soph 91 Jr 22 4 Arndt, ichael S Aschikarian A Jr 136-93 Askey, R h ph 133-89 Atkinso Bi h 312-91 Auba t n Soph 135B-89 Aub t at Jr 136-93 , hristine Jr 33 -9811 A nby, Joh Sr ' er, Mike Jr 1 Auter, Patri h 1358-89 Ayers, st r 320-9 D r 9 r Arena, endy Sr 59- Azari , e S 32 -2 45 Bac , Marsha Jr 14 . Ba nnie Soph 1 - 8 i y et y 333-17 Baillie, Bonn' ph 218-35 e Sr 239-75 Baird, S n Soph 218-90 rlene Soph 135B ria Jr 314-96 rlene Jr 135A Baird, Baker, Baker aker, dukas, Vivian Soph 312-91 lian, Pat Sr 224-45 alke, Mel Jr 316-97 Ball, Rosealee Jr 322-98 Banks, Della Sr 217-25,91 Banucci, Eugene Sr 217-43,61,91 Barbara, Mel Jr 147-28,94 Bark, Carol Jean Sr 239 1 M-SEM! Brau ' m, Jo Ann Sr 333-29 Br nstuhl, Dave Sr -33,62 ette, Ron Sr 138 'l, Karen Sr 214-4 I r en, Nancy S ' Br dbeck, Ruth - I - , r o , e 24 Brossman D e 218-90 M Brossman r Brown, Cha s So15h 134-89 Brown, N e Soph 135B-89 ' Brunnel , Charles Jr 314-961, Brush , athleen Sr 15- ' Br J , Linda Sr 2 9 Buc nan, Susan S 3 -85 Bu olz, Robert Jr 7 uck, Constance J 6-93 Buckman, Lois 235 Bulgrin, Roy Jr 1-94 Bullis, Ray on Soph 312-91 Bukacek, nie Jr 135A-93 Burges John Soph 235-31,91 Burdi arbara Jr 314-96 Bu , Del Jr 136-93 Eur s Robert Jr 135A Busce i, Barbara Soph 127-88 Bushey, Allan Sr 138-44,45 Bushman, Dave Sr 219 1 Butgereit, Cherrie Lynn Sopl1 127-88 Cacciotti, Al Jr 16-97 Cagle, Eilee S 22 - ,81 Cagle, Glori 27-88 Cain, Keith O0-88 Calverley, T y oph 127-88 Carew, Pairici Soph 226-91 Carey, Cathi S 239-21,72 Carle, LarryJ 223-95 Carls, Tina Soph 1358-89 Carlson, Karen Sr 320-79 Carlson,Lorraine Soph 318-90 Carpino, John Soph 133-89 Carr, Katherine Soph 104-88 Carre, Kaye Sr 214-62 Carriker, Doris Sr 224 Carrington, Sue Jr 225-95 Carter, Bob Sr 224-18 Carter, Joan Jr 316-97 Casperson, Beverly Soph 1493-90 Casperson, Lonny Soph. 133-89 Castaneda, Mary Sr. 222-41 Castillo, Rey Soph 135B-31,89 Celmer, Sharon Jr. 319-97 Cervantes, John Jr 147-94 Dalgard, Gary Jr 221-94 Danoski, John Sr 239-62 Danzer, J s Sr 315-9 Danzer, rt Soph 149S-90 Daube ane Sr 222-17 gnjghehbaugh, Betty Sr 222-9 . ughenbaugh, Carroll Soph 127 David, Bill Soph 149N-90 Dawson, Karen Sr 315-66 Decker, Pat Sr 320-29 Decker, Tom Soph 133-89 Detatte, Paula Soph 104-88 Defatte, Martin Sr 220,28,82 Detatte, Tom Jr 221-94 De Garmo, Gerry Jr 322-98 De Garmo, Sue Sr 220-18 DeGarmo, Tom Sop 127-88 Dehne, Dick p 1 7- Dehne, Elain , Dhne, Joan -9 DeLao, nn ' 1 7 Delaro vestre Jr 319-97,40 e o i, Joe Soph 134-89 artigh, John Jr 135A-93,5 Hartigh, Lois Soph 149S-93M D y, Byron Jr 147-94 i Deschler, Allan Gilber h De Kalousdian, Star Sap! 133-89 226-91 1 Deschler, Jerry Sr 32 33 Devine, Mary Yoph 2 6 DeVries, Syl lei Sr 220-80 Dick, Elle I U284-33 Diggfps, ilyn Sr 333-75 DillrJer 4 42 gela Sr 22 - Dolbtat , Carl Soph 317-31,91 Dqla , Robert Sr 320 Ddmbrowski, Jim Jr 322-98 Doonan, Mike Soph 1358-89 Dostal, Carol Sr. 320-54 Doughty, Peggy Sr 217-80,91 Dovoran John Jr 237-96 Yi Sandie Jr 314-96 Draper, Drascic, Diane Soph 149N-90 Drascic Eugene Jr 147-94 Drascic Judy Sr 315-79 Draves: Margy Sr 315-65 Dresen, Dresen, Dianne Sr 219 Thomas Jr 314-96 Drinnan, Mary Ellen Jr 322-98 Droysen, Jeannie Soph 149S-90 Duloiel, Jim Soph 104-88 Duffy, Dennis Soph 218-90 Fischer, Sharon Jr 225-95 Fishbain, Cheryl Soph 235-91 Flanigan, Dennis Jr 221-94 Flanigan, Jim Soph 100-88 Flanigan, Tom Sr 320-33 Flitcroft, Kathleen Sr 335 Foeckler, Diane Soph 135B-89 Foldy, Bernard Soph 149N-90 Foley, Jean Soph 100-88 Flanigan, Tom Sr 320-33 Fors, Suzanne Soph 1495-72, 90 Fox, Diane Soph 235-35,91 Fragale, Bob Jr 225-28,95 Francis, Marilyn Soph 317 Francis, Richard Soph 133-89 Frederick, Jane Sr 333 Freeman, Donnie Sr 217-28,91 Freese, Judith Sr 320 Frook, Fred Jr-322,98 Fuller, Thomas Sr 333 Eurngiyes, Dick Soph-226,31,91 Furuglyas, Jim Jr 314-96 Gabbey, George Soph 104,88 Gabbey, James Soph 317 Gales, Dick Jr 147-94 Gall, Norman Sr 333-30,62 Garner, Bill Jr 136-93 Garner, Jerry Soph 312-91 Garrella, Thomas Sr 219-37 Gattie, Mike Jr 147-28,37 Gatzke, Barbara Jr 314-96 Geisler, Jim Soph 235-91 Gelin, Ellen Jr 319-97 Gere, Josephine Soph 149N-90 Gerhan, Dave Soph 312-85,91 Gertenbach, Sue Sr 335-62 Giacinti, Dave Soph 127-88 GilTord, Jim Sr 335-41,53,62 Gill, John Soph 100-88 Gissell, Dan Soph 218 Gleave, Karen Jr 223-95 Gloede, Julie Anne Soph 226-91 Goldberg, Shari Sr 214-62 Goldsworthy, Gary Sr 219-14 Goltz, Roberta Sr 239-10 Gonzalez, Mary Sr 222-29 Gorr, Anita Jr 322-98 Garsiski, JoAnne Sr 219 Gotthardt, Gale Jr 223-95 Gottlieb, Pat Jr 322-98 Graham, Douglas Soph 133-89 Grant, Jim Jr 331-98 Grau, Craig Jr 135A-93 Ch I k'an, Adam Jr. 225-95 D 1-'f I J' S , 335-I3 , E233 B12g,,5Q,2g14,9 Chgriogian, June Sr 333-6 Dgggn, lKl1l:1relh soph. 133-89 gm- gF9'9 11313541132 88 B955 591,116.3 5, 224.76 Chordegicn, Peggy Jr 135A-93 Duncan, Ken Soph. 100-ss G'E11,g111 181109 9 1 93999 Bassiord Dolores Sr 224 C1191-'cnf Marshall 11' 147-94 DUS11V, George Sf 224'54 101' Air 12130 11 218-9 - 1s6ssf6r61' John Soph 133-39 Christensen' DOVE J' 22194 Dyenn, Lnnn Soph 226-91 G -m1,'1 1 12- S 335 6 Bauer 132,611 Soph 226,91 Christensen, Dean Soph 133-89 Dygonl penny 51- 133.49 GI'If11h OF, d J 13379 Baumann, Laverne Soph 2 Christensen, Gene Sr 333-58 Dykstra, Judy Sr 315-34 Gaim' i goph 92 9 Beck B111 Soph 133-89 Q istensen, Larry Jr 225-95 Dykstra, Ernie Soph 235-91 Guis 'S n 216, , Becker, B613 Jr 147-94 11 risen, Lisa Soph- 1334589 Eaton, Dennis-s6ph 235-91 G01 C 5 1, f 13 A93 Becker, Jon Soph 40,72 ChV1S V1 V11 KUVSY1 Jr 22 '9 31 Echeverria, Nick Soph 312-91 Gun ers ' nie oph 1 4 89 Bedford, 11,111,919 301,11 1 Christen env.Qlfe S0013 104- Eckblad, Karen Jr 225-95 GU nl D ' G r 917-65 Bedfwd, DOnC1d 11- 147. 4 1 2149 Eckblad, Sally Soph 312-91 G ECM Cnet S 11 317 Behling, r6ni Soph 218-9 , 19 Sen-C8013 551 221-94 Eckbind, Tom S661-1135122 98 149111, 1, 225. Bellaire, Mary Ellen JJ' 1-9 1, rsggnso ' mfg' so 11 235.91 EClfT10f151U1'1f NUUCYYQV ' yi 1.111,1eY A111-1 51- 219. Bellovary, Gerald Jr 3 - , 253 95 E99E 1f ROY 51' 224 9 OC CGm1yn SOD 3513. Belongin, Mnry Sr 135-82 519115019 ' Ehrlich Susan Jr 237-35,4s,96 wc 15 501, 1 0 Benson, Emery Son 04-88, Chmgfg e ,fO1O'1U111 O h Eichleri Allen Jr 319-97 l Hqoke 11, 11,1 0 5 334 Benson, G99fQ9 1' 4 . . 1. 1 237, Eifier, Lnrry Jr 331-65,98 Hadady, ihen s oo-31,83 Bere, Mary Ann SOD Ch 'S 'C 150E'11, 2 ' I, Dennis Soph 134-89 Hcde , 5 1 1 50 3 .91 EergrEn,kSherg1l x223j?g 97 Cigloc n A Sr 2 E el,hJear1etteSSo11D1h312452991 H gq 4- Sop 14 S 1 H95 0 en' 9 ' . ' T, ' P' - , lb a S 2 2 er 0 Z, G 1' - ' , anette op - . . ,Jerry 1 5 Bernhnrdt, Ju 133- C' '1 ' 31 '99 1 ,John Soph 134-39 . 1 . ,K s h - 1 Bernhnrdf, Don 9-10 9199590 A1111 3153 Emers , Helen s6nh 134-89 H g n ine Jr 3 . gerte1sen, r JJr33g167 Cl Usen' 221111 631122 38- ' Engel, Gary Sosph 11252891 1-1,-,mm 6. in en h-31 erte Sen, y f - ' E I , S - H 1. I J 147-94 Best, Den is s 919959 . ' 61, 323 , EE,L5,e?rJanle51GS2r 32315-25,50 2 Z 11 nn.SnsOl,h 1 0. 3 Befhke, n vpn- 9115901 R 116119 E 31 1 ickson, John Jr 316-97 6 Elaine Jr 3 1- gii1!12yr'LOPnUlee1e 39' -96 11122 Od 5' 138251 2 Erl11kSOn'JOif1?nJgr39i423o H en' igcihy ll 9 Binde ' ry Jr 3 - 6 ebb, 136-93 Eiihrrggglli' kny Soph 312-91 112,15 2' 5 . 1 '11 aisho , ii 4- Q99 011 1913 794 ns, Mdrrhe Sr 222-43,53 Home j 5 -. . 1- 3 E1oom, FSE I S 3:14LzN-90 CS n n r h 21 O , Ted Soph 392-31,91 H131-1501-1, Q. I 320-57 Oom, irey - ' ' F t,PiJ2-6 1-1 u. S222-61 ishirn, Bonnie soph 149 D , MQ-I 3 54 210111121 121191501311 1,193-31 Hgjjjsff 1005511217-33 Boedecker, James Sr 32 79 ' - R , Fglflkh O18 90 1 1:G1kne1.' 1501.1 11. 135A.93 1,1G1,C11nI Oscar 50011 100-31183 Boetcher, John Sr 214-46 0 1 HCT ' 8 12511-11-151, Joe Soph 317 1.1431-,151 CO1-1 11- 221 509500011 D01'lef1e 5' 32079 C ' fm J Farina, Rocco Soph 213-90 Harris, Dustin E Soph 218-90 BO1V11'1, D0 0Tl1Y 50911 22 on Dimes ' Farris, Larr Soph 1495-90 1-161-1-15 Joe 51- 315 - Cooper il h 4 - Y f B611-Jig, Bob Jr 314-37,4 ,96 O F, 1 ey Jr 316-97 , . Fawn' Dick Jr 331-98 Hams' Marion Soph 149191.90 391190 S119 SOP1' 317 '51, -1 5 19 1495.90 Fehlberg Diane soph 135B-89 Hnrris, Rnyrnond Soph 149N Bolts Janet So h 317 1 I 910 9 ' r r . f . . P . Fehlber Kath S6 h 1495-90 Horns, W1 Jr 221 Cory J e Sr 220 80 9, Y P -. gg1jj11oPfgQgg'j1 21221121-30 C9,ye11, 9 , 22 .95 r,-ihnher, Sharon Sr 220-79 my y, ohn on 226-21,859 Bonad17, Mark Jr 237-28,96 CoseY, L et 0 217 Felbcb' 1.911195 Sf 320-75 Us Y' Dov' 4,96 . . Fei es Ri h rd Jr 223-95 Hay, N0nCyJ1' 31 Botsch R116 Jr 319-97 COWGH- 5119 59 11 2 1. 9 ' C C' 1-1 Ch ' S h 1498-90 Bourgduin, Karen Soph 312 C1451 H011 50 l'1 312 Fell, Susan Soph 317 CIYSS, eri op Boutell, Jerry Jr 136-93 Bradshaw, Dave Jr 221-42,94 Brandhorst, Karen Sr 333-70 Braunling, Russ Sr 217-25,50 x 1 Y P Cruz, Peter Jr 319-97 Czuper, Paul Soph 317-91 Dacquisto, JoAnn Jr 331-98 Dahl, Pat Soph 100-88 Fine, Nancy Jr 319-48,97 Fiorita, Tom Sr 222-54 Fischer, Georgia Soph 317-95 Fischer, Rosalie Jr 225-95 106 Haymaker, Susan Soph 235-91 Heaton, Cheryl Soph 134-89 Heberling, Darvin Sr 335-80 Heberling, Douglas Sr 333-66 Roggnftifaqfg Q Hetke, Diana Soph 134-89 K0D1UC14, Carol 50D1'1 133 9 5 ner, J -95 90 Hegeman, Gail Soph 127-88 Kapralian, Julie Soph vin, e e h 2 9 Morrison, Charlotte Jr 319-97 Heimes, Sallie Soph 312.91 Karas, Kaye, Soph 31 evin, n Sr -37 Muchowicz, Connie Soph 135B-89 Heiser, Pat Soph 312-91 Kargenian, Ed Jr 32 Lewis i l 2 Mucklinl Mike Soph 1355-8936 EeHancld1DiarIng JrS136P-7269153 llgarwowsiki, grab S 27 93 liexg, el A Ig-98 mU3klin,STh0m1-E5 359239.62 e er, ery ue op -88 arwows I, e r r 1 In rs, - 1,1 ge, usqn r - Helleseln,gra4r1SScip3h82g5-91 Earwowcskg Kem 32 L ers, Cn 193- Muiller, Jean Ann Sr 217-46,72, em , i r - asen, I or gre - o r Hemggl, I:l'hbmasSJr 319-97 Kastler, Ro S 9- 4 1 1 I , '- dis 215- I8 Mulder, Jeanette 5152353-gg ennig, uanne r 219-29,72 Katro t,J h i 1 m, -- V0 Mu 1051 Dae Jr - 1 Henricllsen, Cjalill Sjoph 1493-90 Katroglti, nn pS h 9,72 1 ' EY ' lift 33019 1 4688 Mullen, l1lflGrg'dJCgJg21E1?l97 eritsc , ru e e r 136-93 K u an, nie Sr 3 3,41 Y ' TU, VG - , uraws y, F - Herman, Audrey Jr 237-96 r, . 31 ' r t , d So 13 Murphy, Alice J. Jr 221 Herman, Barbara Soph 149N-90 nt , Ji? . A 13 Q 9 l ! I I efsy 37 Musiel, Ellen Jr 135A-93 Herman, RT-an Sr 333-57 se , J i ' 3 1 8 f lil 5, J Y Saph 19 musiel, BoZJL23g-9224 58 ei-mann, ora Jr 331-98 i - : 4-96 .1 , i r usur ian u ar r - Hermansen, Edward Jr 223-95 i ho'i 1 3693 1 S , U9 5 D11 235-31,91 Ne1S0l'I, Barbara 51' 220-54 Herrerjz, Rudy Soph 312-91 l ialg : 114 147- ' L akwo ,Jo 1i11g83gg,Zg53 rltllelson, gill iogh22i1?83g031? , ' S In 133-89 , - I 1 23-95 - mi r, 0 r - , , e son, aro r - , H?gPschZ2121:1JngFJr 135A-93 J l s er, :ji Jr 16-97 , ' Lon n, Ro r Soph 1 4-89 Nelson, Donna Sr 335-50,65 Hill, Sharon Soph 127-88 I B0 lifi 4-89 LOF1 Ve 1' S l'l 317 Nelson, Ker1fO1'd 501311 235-31 Hilton, George Soph 127-88 aus, V1 1 Jr -4295, 7 Lo o, Jr 9-28, 7 Nelson, Marvin Sr 239-46 H101-1-ness, Chuck Sr 239.43 au - , rr Jr, 3 -. L pno inda r 13 3 Nelson, Mary Soph 218-90 Hiortness, Dick Soph 134-89 cle i : ., a Jr I 4 Loppno DOUQIGS Jr elson, Paul Jr 221-94 Hlavacek, Ann Soph 134-89 le 1 , on ph 8 Loren Rod Jr 32 8 Is , Robert Jr 314-96,37 Hlavocek, Ann Soph 149N-90 K1 P , 8' liore hm RES P B351 '. 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