Johnson Creek High School - Scroll Yearbook (Johnson Creek, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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Q 4 I o n Q I n u n 0 Q I I . s Q a n . u Ed i fec: Johnsf Johnsc Artist: Class History: Class Will: Class Prophecy: Advertising: Circulation: Faculty: Calender: Roger Reichert Isabel Mead Sandra Stevenson Jean Messerschmidt David Mucks Ken Brumm Russ Schmitt Roland Wishowski Bryan O'Dell Alex Zubred Sandra Schlesner Karen Rice Arlene Seeber Sandra Buss Isabel Genz Sports: Camera: Pictures: Baby Pictures: Seniors: Senior Activities: EDITORS lean Reynolds Carolyn Staude Judy Hartwig Janet Zastrow Don Riebe Bill Buss Allen Last Chuck Mantz Warren Bankert Linda Weber Nyla Uselman Sharon Becker Lucille Bankert Lily Petig Joyce Deegan Carol Klockow Special Photographer: Mr. Kautza Advisor: Mrs. Punzel S, ss, xx K ., ., ,. Nix Mac Summa, iii! R .1 ff' 4.1, A L .xv ,. ,fy- ,, 1 I fc If M V , .. H ., 17 ' fl . A ... g, ,f 1 'Q J In 49' . .' . Hi -'lst 'e 5 , . X fx If ,' . i 2' .' Rf 3 . 1 'f ,I X: 'C if . ff: A M c e .lu - . 3 ' 5? :P io, . I x if .4 ,ii .jf-' . ji . . W ,' ' wh Q' Q .5 K , .I 2 y 51.1 'Z X2 Q 0 'Q 1 A- 1, 1 A ., lg.: fl 1' - .ln ' V: .fl 4-I1 , .-I X. All Af. an ,,. If? W 1 'sf I3 f 4, fi . 'X .. , -si' f ' as ' cl. if 7 MRS. ALICE ODLAND Milton College, B,S.g Deerfield High School English, Forensics, Newspaper, Library, MR. ARTHUR KAUTZA University of Wisconsin, B.S. , M,S,g Marshfield High School Agriculture , Industrial Arts, Future Farmers of America. Facult MR. ALBERT ZURBUCH University of Minnesota, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, B.S., West High School, Akron, Ohio Algebra, Chemistry, Physics, Geometry. MRS. JOYCE PUNZEI. Whitewater State College, B.E.5 Johnson Creek High School MR. .IOHN SMITH University 'of Wisconsin , M , S .5 Central State College of Stevens Point, B.S.: McDonell High School, Chippewa Falls History, Football Coach. Typing, Office Practice, Short- hand, Bookkeeping, Annual, News paper. MISS EILEEN SCOTT Whitewater State College, B.E,g Facult f , -4, im HH ci ' .M A, , Qmfw 6 , , ., ,ae-U. nv, .sf ..,., s W, ,H ,I W ,-few, ,fl 1 :Af si f 'A W .- ww W S ,,-:1 f qv V la A aff ,. f , vavy l, A 43? 4 C a mbridge High School Soc ia 1 Stu d ie s , Eng lish , Dra ma tic s , , -.qi ., . , A, Speech, and Guidance. MR. FRANCIS DeBRUIN University of Wisconsing St. . Norbert College, B.S.g .Kaukauna V, High School V English, Biologyg and Newspaper, . , . 'fi . f -' - 351 W.: 1 Y . 5 L . , , ,:,, ,r, W ,2,2. 'f'L 5011001 ' ire .. is ,, ' I cation , Basketball ir 51 , g i f 'h i oach, S ,i,, t,,A2 S , A sl, W MISS MARY LOUISE DRNEK ANDERSEN University of Wisconsin, B.S. StlteSCo11ege of Stevens Birchwood High School P0i!1tg'B.S.g Wisconsin Dells Home Economics' G-A'A- School Music, fvocal and instrumentalj. 7 55905 P1109 ZQHHPDGUM V 1 sZlfQ,:,2if5jY5iZ5Wfitif ' SECRETARY Mrs Hugo Baum PRI CIPAL MR ALEX STAPONKUS Northland College, B A UYIIVSISIIY OfW1SCOHS1D M S Ladysmnh Hlgh School SEATED Theoph11us Baum Lucrnda Mucks Wrlford Else STANDING Joe Hauser Marvrn Altreuter Leo Tenme Ervm Hesse f Q' 5 1 ' s u Q n 9 . . R , , 1 .1 ,, f . g , . I 1 A . , 1 1 1 D v . f2fi's,!iiQi5a W :srss1.siQ's i T .K 2 . V , f 'M' we rm--M, ffff Q K 5? i COUNTDOWN FOR THE CLASS OF 59 The class of 42 potentual mlssrle experts had lust allghted from a let transport at the John son Creek Provmg Grounds on September 2 1955 They were greeted by therr advlsors for the year Mrs Punzel and Mr Mlchelson Thenr ensulng task us to be the development of a four stage mnssule Stage Number One Frosh Our chlef of mlsslle development for the novice year was Judy Hartwlg aided by Roland Wushowskl Jean Messerschmldt Carolyn Staude Sandra Buss and Lance Messmer The flrst construction of the Frosh was the Homecoming Parade entrance of our float Creek Wull Be a Good Sport Mllton Union We Il Deport During the course of the year our crew of mlsslle experts dwindled wlth the departure of Alexander Zubrod Roger Schroeder Gloria Rabuck Dale Blanke and Albert Olson A scaen tlst gained was Sandra Stevenson Funds for the development of the remaunlng three mlsslle stages were roused by partlcnpatlng In the magazine campaign having ple sales and running concessions for football and basket ball games Stage Number Two Soph Schoeberle and Mr Wlsnefskl Our crew of 36 again led by Judy Hartwlg suffered the loss of Carol Inwood John Strelch Mary Topel and Jerome Keeser but galned by the registering of Jean Reynolds Capable assnstants were Roger Reichert Roland Wlshowsku Carolyn Staude Jean Messerschmldt and Sandra Buss Flrst development on the Soph was completed with the entrance In the Homecoming Parade of our float Johnson Creek Wall Take Its Toll Oregon Will Rock and Roll Our crew was sorry to receive the resignation of two experlmenters during the year namely Marvln Hull and Melvun Slmonds The year closed most happily with the required procedure of ordering our class rings Stage Number Three Junnor The fmol power stage of Junior level was started and flnlshed most zealously A mlsslle crew of 33 members returned with the loss of Dawn Pollnskl and Kenneth Kloss but wlth the regaining of Alexander Zubrod Our advanced work on the mrsslle was directed and guided on the road to success by Mrs Odland Mr Kautza and Mr Fronk Leadlng mlssnle sclentlst of the year was Carolyn Staude she was assisted by Roger Reichert Roland Wlshowskl Judy Hartwag Janet Zastrow and Chris Thomas 'IO 9 I . . . I . . . - , . , . . . --ll n . . . . . I . I I I I ' ' ' II ll T . I Il ' --I ' ' I Il . . . ,, . ,, . I I I I I - '- . . . I . . I . . - --ll II Work on the second power level began in the fall of 1956, under the counseling of Mr. u . . . I . . I I I I I ' 7 I I I , . . ,, ,, . . . ll ' ' . I I ' I , . --ll ' II I .. I I I . . . . . . . I I I I I ' At thus stage we lost Ray Roeder and Gerald Kopp but thus rs partly supplemented by the addutron of Arlene Seeber The first successful entry ln the last and most powerful mrssrle stage, was our wrnnlng of flrst place an the magazlne campargn Another outstanding entry was agaln marked for us rn our capturing of flrst place In the H mecommg Parade with the float, Dragon C mb ldge Thru Creek The next feature was the arrlval of our class rrngs, which slgmfled that we were now well on our way The second half of Junlor s construction proved most worthwhlle with the presentation of our class play, Its All In Your Head and the Junlor Prom, Saul Along Sllvery Moon The muslc was furmshed by Jlmmy Hartwlg, wlth Russell Schmitt relgmng as kung and Judy Hartwlg as hrs chosen queen A wonderful post prom S S Sllvery Moon sponsored by our parents, was held rn the Fireman s Hall after the prom Honor was shown to three dllagent members of our mlsslle crew by bemg selected as Badger Girls and Boys State Representatrves They were Carolyn Staude Roland Wlshowskr, and Warren Bankert As the frnal power stage IS completed with many achievements, we, the Class of 59, are awarded the Spmt Cup for team work, enthusiasm, good school sparlt, and sound mlssrle Stage Number Four Senior The generation of our flnal stage or payload, as It IS known, began on September 3 l958 under our chief designing Instructors Mass Scott and Mr Zurbuch Chief engineer of the pay load development was Roland Wrshowskl, assisted by an advrsory committee made up of Carolyn Staude, Janet Zastrow, Roger Reichert, Judy Hartwlg, and Russell Schmitt Our mrsslle crew now number 31 members with the reluctant release of Lance Messmer and Chrns Thomas, but we welcomed the addltron of Nyla Uselman The frrst large make up of the Sensor, was our hosting to the Homecomung Dance, lndlan' Love Call Corn shocks, Indian teepees, and soft muslc by Herb Bredow, provlded the prominent setting Roland Wrshowskl reigned as kung and Janet Zastrow as queen Our foremost achrevement an the payload development was the producing of this annual whose contents were prepared by our Annual Board Recognition went out to the cast for their presentation of the class play, Nuts In May The crew bestowed on Carolyn Staude special congratulations for bemg the reclplent of the D A R award Ten top students were headlined In the completron of this tremendous task They were Joyce Deegan, Isabel Genz, Judy Hartwug, Isabel Mead, Jean Messerschmldt, Roger Renchert, Jean Reynolds Carolyn Staude, Roland Wlshowskn, and Janet Zastrow Having flnlshed the stages necessary, our mlsslle now awaits on the launching pad for nts release on May 28 l959 Wlth this release the future can be so unlrmlted for each and every one of us 11 I o ' ' a r' . ll ' Ill ' ' ' ' ll' ll ' ll ' ' ll , . ' ' Q --ll ' ll-- . . , . , , . . . ' I . . . . , development. --rr ' ll . . . . I I . - ,, . ,, . . ,, . ,, . . . I .. . . ,, . ,, I A ' I ' ' LUCILLE BANKERT Lucy A star? Well, shes out every nite. G.A.A. 3,45 Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 News- paper 45 F.l-l.A. 2,3. KENNETH BRUMM Ken Manana is good enough for me Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics Club 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 45 Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball l,2,4. SHARON BECKER Sherry She likes to study the stars.. over some boy's shoulders. G.A.A. 45 Girls Chorus 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 45 Annual Staff 4g Newspaper 45 Library Club 3,45 F.l-LA. 2,3g Dramatics Club 3 I2 4. .4- WARREN BANKERT Shotgun If, at fixst you don't succeed, try, try again. F.P.A. 1,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Baseball 2, 3.4. SANDRA BUSS Sandy A little woman is a dangerous thing. G.A.A. 3,45 Girls Chorus l,2,3 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Drarnatics Club l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 3,45 Library Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM BUSS Wild Bill l believe in the Conservation of Energy. F, F, A, l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. JUDY HARTWIG Tools A cheerful and studious lass, One that's got both money and class. G.A.A, 3,45 Girls Chorus lg Dra- matics Club l,2,3,4g Annual Staff4g Newspaper 3,4g Class Play 3, Class Officer l,2,3,4g Li- brary Club 2,3,4g Student Coun- cil lg Forensics l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Prom Queen 3. 1 , JOYCE DEEGAN Susie If giggles and grades were all that mattered, this gal may reach the top of the ladder. Band 2,3,4g Dramatics Club l,2, 3.4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 35 Library Club 2,3,4g Forensics 2, 3, 4g Girls Chorus l,2, 3,4. CAROL ANN KLOCKOW Klo-Ko-Mo No use putting up your umbrella until it rains. ISABEL GENZ Bien G.A, A. J3,4g Banu 1,25 Dramatics Her face can be as dark as night, Club 1 2 3 4. A1mUa15taff4. Just mention boys and all is bright. Newspaper 4. Library Club 3'4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Annual staff 4g Newspaper 3,45 Library Club 2. M4-1 W, K ALLEN LAST Professor A good hard worker is this young man, he milks the cows and works the land. F,F,A, l,2,3,4g Football lg Baseball l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. JEAN MESSERSCHMIDT Germ A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse. Girls Chorus l,2,3g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Class Officer lg Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 3,45 Library 4, Forensics 1,2,3,4. if CHARLES MANTZ Chuck On the farm he s destined to stay because he s an ardent member ofthe F F A F F A 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 DAVID MUCKS Dave At times, quiet men are the , 5.- ISABEL MEAD Isabel Knowledge comes to those who seek it. Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 3.4, Library Club 45 Forensics l,4. most surprising, Band l,2,3,4g Football lg Foren- sics 35 Prom Court 35 Annual Staff 4. BRYAN O'DELL Digger Just the facts, man, just the facts. Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Football lg Basketball Manager l 25 Baseball Manager lg Prom Court 35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 JEAN REYNOLDS Horsey V Give me my boots and my saddle, and on my horse l'll ske-daddle. G.A.A. 3,45 Girls Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus lg Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Annual staff 45 Newspaper 2,3,45 Library Club 2, 3,45 Forensics 2,3,45 F.H.A. 3. ROGER REICHERT Rog To be or not to be: that is the question. Class Officer 2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Student Council 2, 35 Baseball l,25 Prom Court 3. LILY PETIG Li-La -Ve-Va Most glorious night: Thou wer't not meant for slumber. G.A,A. 45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Dra matics Club 3,43 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 45 Library Club 45 F. H.A. 2,35 Cheerleader 45 Prom Court 3g Homecoming Court 4. KAREN RICE Karen Silence is golden, but who am I to make money. Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics Club l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 45 Li- brary Club 4. 6 DONALD RIEBE Don Sometimes he sits and thinks, but mostly he just sits. F. F. A. l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. ARLENE SEEBER Tina lf people who don't make any noise are dangerous, look out for me. G.A.A. 3,45 Dramatics Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 4g Li- brary Club 3,4. .fgggra rr W ,i .-1,5153 'lf ' 112 5: H f - ms, 1 rg, I ff Q if ,. . , ,L , . ' r V, 2' RUSSELL SCHMITT Sam All's fair in love and sports. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,4g Class Officer lg Annual staff 4, Newspaper 3,4r Football I,2,3,4g B3SkCIbI:lll l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Forensics lg Prom King 35 Homecoming Court 44 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. 16 frown 'irrddr-at across the Oh Wfilfjlitvfimmer Sandra rwbnzldibergxff l.i.' BQAQAM. fatal: Girls Chorus l,2,3, 43 Mixedfhorus 4, Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 2,3,4g Library Club 1, 2,3,4: F.H.A. 3. CAROLYN STAUDE Carolyn More valuable than gold is a good dispositiong In life she'll make a good addition. G.A.A. 4g Band l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 45 Class Play 3, Class Offi- cer l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 4g Library Club 2,3,4g Student Council 3,45 Forensics l, 2,3,4g Prom Court 39 Dramatics Club l,2,3,4. SANDRA STEVENSON Stevie Oh--I can be if l want to. G,A,A. 3,45 Girls Chorus 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Foren- sics 2,3,45 F.l-LA. 2,3. JANET ZASTROW Jan We can all lnake friends by being friends. G.A.A. 3,45 Girls Chorus l,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics Club l,2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 45 Library Club 2,3,45 Forensics 253,43 Cheer- leader 3,45 Prom Court 35 Home- coming Queen 4, ROLAND WISHOWSKI Duke He's the president of the Senior C1ass5 Always moving to his goal, not slow, not fast. Dramatics Club l,2,Ji,45 Class Play 335 Class Officer l,2,f5,4, An- nual Staff 45 Newspaper 3,45 Stu- dent Council l,-lg Football l,2,I3 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l 255,45 Forensics lg Prom Court S35 Honieconiing King 45 Lettern1en's Cl.b 1,I5,-1. x LINDA WEBER Windy I came, Isaw, and Inn still looking. G,A.A, 45 Girls Chorus 2,3,-15 Mixed Chorus 45 Dramatics Club l,3,45 Class Play 335 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 15,45 F,H,A. 2,535 Homecoming Court 45 Library Club 2,S3,4. .5lLEXANDER ZUBROD Lubie We can surprise anyone, includ- ing ourselves. F, F,A. lg Annual Staff 45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,45 Tennis lg Wrestling l,25 Basket- ball L5, Manager 4. JI' , .ir av ,my . s ' Rewffef NYLA USELMAN Red jr . L Treasurer Nyla joined our ranks this year, ' gf z . Secreta1'Y after school it's a housekeeping Rug!! .V . .V ViCC-Pr6SidCI1I Career. -r V ,f,V .V , . .Student Council G.A.A. 4: Girls Chorus 3g Annuai Eff Roland to inl . . President Staff 4g Newspaper 45 Pep Club 35 ' C p ' F.H.A. 2,3. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mickelson, Russell Schmitt, Lance Messrrrier, Jerry John Streich, Charles Mantz, Mrs Punzel. SECOND ROW: Warren Bankert, Ray Reeder, Sandra Schlesner, Dawn Polinske, Sandra Buss, Carol Klockow, Lucille Bankert, Allan Last. THIRD ROW: Melvin Si1'nonds,,Donald Riebe. Roger Schroeder, Ro er S Reichert, Isa bel Mead, Joyce Deegan, Linda Weber. FOURTH ROW: Chris Thomas, Gloria Rabuck, Carol In- wood, Carolyn Staude, Sharon Becker, Karen Rice, Jean Messerschmidr, Bryan O'De11, Isabel Genz. FIFTH ROW: William Buss, Lily Petig, Judy Hartwig, Kenneth Brumm, David Mucks, Roland Wishowski, Janet Zast- row, Mary Topel, Jerome Keeser, Marvin Hill. 18 Mrss Scott Mr Zurbuch BABY PICTURES R QA Isa bel Nyla Duke B1 Chuck Lucy L1 Allen Judy V1 'Wugluml '1 at Jean M Sandra S Carolyn Kenny Sandy B Joyce Lmda K gi gg' gm NNN -NN.. Janet I5abe1G Sam Karen Alex Warren Dlsa E Sandy S Jean R Carol Arlene Don Roger .-Q.. Sharon L. 3 , Q Ar A W i V ' V n I B, , ' . - - X l '11 1 Ln 'ly Da 'd Y 1 iw, W EU . -Q Q J ' J Q .'.hV r' A W - ar 4 f'5' , V X I K y A Z I V U-'eff-,.a ' S I - .V 5 af .- J 1 ,I Q 4 -J J S. no L' 5 A 3 ' er , , STEPPING INTO THE FUTURE O U l look into the future to see what is the fate, Of each and every '59 J. C. graduate, 0 l see that time has changed us all 6 And the years have sped on by, Our laughter rings no more Through the halls of J. C. High. O So, l pause to take a look-- . Q And record these scenes in this year's book. Ou l fi,nd that Father Time has been kind to Judy Hartwig, For she's a famous, model housewife, and her bankroII's pretty big. It seems that Roger Reichert has fulfilled his worldly duties, He's known the world around for iudging Bathing Beauties. Brumm's Garage says Service is our motto, Bring in your car, if you don't--you auto! Now Sandra Schlesner is a beautician known a-far, Try her beauty treatment, and you'll look like a Movie Star! We all kdnow Sharon Becker is as mischievous as they come, She's met a lot of fellows, but for her there's only one! Of course, our class wouldn't be complete, if a clown we didn't meet, lf you should ask, then we would tell There isn't anyone funnier than Bryan O'Dell! !! is And Sandra Stevenson's a comedienne on T.V. O Always laughing and ioking you see! O David Mucks, a geologist, is doing iust fine, Also working in his father's shop, barbering part time. Every class has its ROMEO , and ours is no exception, Russell Schmitt is handy at this and has developed his charm to perfection He's suave, debonair, the worldjs his toy, Cause he's an important Hollywood playboy. And now we come to those who have made teaching their goal, For in their lives, learning plays an important role. O Readin', writin', arithmetic, and knowledge, S Qualify Isabel Mead, for she's been to Teacher s College. O And Carolyn Staude is a professor at State, O All the students say her teaching is great! Another Senior whols made teaching her aim ls Jean Reynolds, with children and horses to tame. As everyone knows Janet Zastrow sews, Hollywood actresses look finer, for she's a well-known dress designer. And Arlene Seeber is a registered nurse, She cheers her patients with stories and verse. Sandy Buss works among very hugh power, For she's the Private Secretary of Dwight D. Eisenhower! And Alexander Zubrod has become a noted mathematician, Hels employed in Congress in a very high position. We have some fellows in service too, So just read on and you'Il meet a few. P Charles Mantz and AllenOLast were farmers in the past, But today that isn't so, for they're both in the Air Force and are stationed in Tokyo! Lily Petig is in service too, she's a housewife serving her husband and children, which by the way, are quite a few. Broadway makes you think of theaters and important plays, 05 0 Be sure you don't miss the show that's currently playing these days. O Attend A Star's Performance , says a theater marquee, Roland Wishowski's an actor you see. Speaking about acting, and the thought it produces, Karen Rice is excellent at that, for she's come up with some good excuses. Her boss scolds her every morning for coming in late. But she flashes those big brown eyes and says she Wdvlf on a heavy date. op 0 Well, William Buss is now a teacher for boys in F. F. A., He knows a lot about soils and farming they say. And Warren Bankert is an auctioneer, He may be small, but he can be heard far and near. Donald Riebe likes farming, which has always been his profession. He raises the finest products with mu skill and discretion. e0 0 Nyla Uselman is married, with children galore, She's doing pretty well with so many to care for . And Linda Weber is fabulously wealthy, l hear, For she's inherited the Company of Weber Beer! Isabel Genz is a good will ambassador to foreign lands, Shgarried a Frenchman and is in very good hands. Sbyce Deegan is an airline stewardess without a care, She's always happy when she's up in the air. And Carol Klockow is an author of great renown, She's making money writing about her old home town. Lucille Bankert who loves to dance we all know, ls busy teaching lessons on the Arthur Muriay Show. And last but not least is Jean Messerschmidt, whom you know, Well, she married a baker and has plenty of dough! ! So, there you have our class, a real good crowd, Fine, upright citizens, who are very proud. Proud, because they're Americans and have passed the test, And gained their knowledge with the best. CLASS WILL In view of our unusual intelligence, we the Class of '59, declare this our last will and testament. We leave these our foremost assets--our individual talents, qualities and possessions to those who we feel are worthy and needful of them . FIRST. We bequeath Miss Scott to the Class of '60, providing they give her a fighting chance. SECOND. We bequeath: Lucille Bankert's dancing ability to Jean Brekke so she can get around a little faster. Warren Bankert's nickname, Shot Gun, to Bill Neis who always starts out with a bang. Sharon Becker's contagious giggle to Arlene Maas. Kenneth Brumm's typewriter in office practice to Darlene Becker, who is always looking for some place to write her love letters. Sandra Buss' extra air mail stamps to any girl who has a guy serving Uncle Sam. William Buss' Ag. talents to next years FFA members--after all what would we eat if it weren't for the farmers? Joyce Deegan 's dressmaking ability to June Lund to help her in home ec. Isabel Genz's noon hour activities to Darlene Maasz--that's one way of getting out of doing dishes, Darlene. S Judy Hartwig's many dates to any girl who can stand the strain. Carol Klockow's little cruises to Lake Mills to Bill Pirkel, who also goes for that Lake atmos- phere. Allen Last's answers to any one who has any questions. Charles Mantz's ability to swing an ax to any one who is looking for an excuse to go without shoes. Isabel Mead's quiet ways to Karren Klausch. Jean Messerschmidt's ability to compose to Arlene Wesemann who could put it to good use. David Muck's height to Paul Neathery so he doesn't have to look up to the girls. Bryan O'Dell's Way with all of the girls to David Christian. Lily Petig's ability to shine may help Leon Dorn over come his shyness toward the opposite sex. Roger Reichert's mischievous ways and wise cracks to Dan Biwer. Jean Reynolds' ability to bake cakes to Faye Hartwig. They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Faye. Karen Rice's knowledge of the world in general to next year's Freshmen. F Donald Riebe's iob in the lunch room to Eldyn Pitzner, who usually occupies that space anyway Sandra Schlesner's extra make-up to the Dramatics Club--need we say more? Russell Schmitt's fielders glove to Dick Foskett, who likes to play the fieldanyway. Arlene Seeber's ability to stay out of trouble to Joe Storniolo. H Carolyn Staude's ambition and speed to Robert Rice whose get up and go , got up and left. Sandra Stevenson leaves ------ things. 1 Nyla Uselman's happy disposition to Mrs. Baum for making out those green slips. Linda Weber's blushes to Phyllis Tessman to add to her present collection. Ronald Wishowski's example as an ideal student to Chuck Evensone-opportunity knocks, Chuck. Janet Zastrow's study habits to Francis Zubrod. Alexander Zubrod's wrestling ability to Richard Hoeft. 22 Q 1-: 71 52 F2 4, vi 'Sf 4 , 1 Kr g I Sly . R Brody P Dra eger H Huebner S Knaack G Mueller R R2SChlg E Stoltenburg I Trachte R Brumm R Foskett C Kanter D Maasz Sie 41 G Mueller G R Rrce J Stormolo S Wendt L Deegan D Genz K Klausch W Mantz Mundschau B Schmal C Strache J Wrckert J Dra eger M Hesse M Kllnger W Meltzer M Nea thery B Schultz A Strege J Wolf J U IORS K Hlnz mann B Klug L Meyer DeBru1n P Neathery N Nelson R Seeber E Staude Mrss Drnek Mr Andersen J Tenme P Tessmann J Tettmg G Zastrow J Zlegelmann F Zubrod . . . . ' , 4 AI ' V . ' 5 A Mr, ' , , V ' ' K 13 Q f P' M N N N is . Ma: V SOPI-IOMORES Mrs Odland D Blwer R Brandt Brekke H Brockway 3 lsr wav MF Burns T Cromey E Dehnert P Dettmann L Dom 5 3- 4 Mr Smrth 1 C Evenson Genz D Guemerberg F Hartwrg W Hartwlg I R Haumschrld D Hoefr L Huebner C Klmgberl L Kloss D Kugath I E Maas W Meyer T Mrlbrath W New B Prrkel E Prtzner W A Raschrg L Rernders E Schlck D Stoltenburg K Stoltenburg K Valaskey S Vogel 5 A. Wesemann A Wrckerr D Wme V. Wollrn B. Wnght R. Zastrow L. Zlmdars 3 -3 ' ' . jf ,S . ' D. . P ... 1 ,L ka ,K fn' , I ' - ' - J. . L ,ri, , f . Z AV D ' 'II . ,s , X7,, . . - , f -35, ' , v ' . A R .... , , v,-, VV .5 Q V ii, f, ,, W W 4 A . . ' lj, , 1 s 'f V' v',, I VV if rr I v , X ix- ,V IV ,V W - : V A :4 1 A 'C M , V , Z Q W f ' f rrar - 'mfr 2 I W I . Mfg' K W ' .3 git' 'f , I H ' . .' FRE SHM J. Baneck J. Bankert C Becker C Breckler W Brunk L Budrg P Bums D Chrrstran ME, Mrs Punzel R Dobratz M Gehlef D Guenterberg R Hoeft E Klug l L Kramer R Lemke I Lund A Maas K McConnell K Meyer L Meyer A Peng 6,1153 L Peng T Schnerder C Schroeder G Seeber L Sukow J Srrnmonds J Srmmonds R Srmmonds E Wemer Mr Fronk ,,, . r y - . . :.f :5:' I '?:::fz'k 1 . 2 , 1 3 . Q A T 1 Ark ' f 1 ' A Q Tai : gl L ..,r. rn 0 Q I 0 I ' CLASS OFFICERS uv' SENIOR ,I JUNIOR R Schmm J Zwstrow J Harrwrg R Re1chert M Hesse L Meyer R Brumm G Mundschau C Staude R Wlshowskr J Tenme P Draeger SOPHOMORE K Meyers A Maas D Guenterberg C Becker M Gehler L Meyer V Wolhn A Wesemann F Hartwrg C Even son D Guenterberg W Hartwlg STUDENT COUNCIL hr FIRST ROW Rollre IVISIIOWSRI Mlss Scott Mr Kautza Mrs Odland Gler Mundschau m-ECONID ROW Donna Guemerberg Carolyn Staude Chuck Evenson Roger Brumm Carol Becker Faye Hartwlg One and a two and a three Eldeena 2nd Place Let s Have Another lst Place Yea Student COUDC11 Campargn What A Game Grandma Scott S C Votrng B'9f Class Tournament Come On Sophs Go Seniors 3 4 L.. 1 A . v . 3- 'ra 'GQ .K :Y 'lj H v! MQ Q 5? ,g , . , , Q1 I , 1 l If J ,il '. li. 1. 1 if 52 4' . ,Q f, 'X' E? v' ,T xv 4, .4 2 1 sg Aa AS . Russell and Lily H0 King Roland and Queen Janet, 1958 Court of Honor 5 T Memories COMING i. Dancing Half Time 30 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST Three 's A Crowd Local A League B t X f ,A 4 f . . , . , 5 . 54 . 1 V . I A 5 H1 J: r Y . , , ,. Y . 1 . . ,N 3 . V . P f N 'K . 'e lf 1 I . I Y I, 54 2 , 5 'i 'f gk I. ,f- . I CO EDITORS Judy Hartwrg Carolyn Staude Busrness Manager Advertrsrng Crrculatxon Art Edltor Features Sports SOC131 Humor Reporters Senror Class Iunror Class Freshman Class Band Chorus Llbrary Club G A A F F A Addrtronal Help Roger Brumm John Tennre Paul Neathery Chuck Evenson Jean Messerschmrdt Jean Reynolds Janet Zastrow Russell Schmm Roland Wrshowskx Marlene Hesse L1l Petrg Russell Schm1tt Palmer Draeger Valerre Wollm Kathleen Meyer Karen Hrnzmann L11 Petlg Isabel Mead Faye Hartwlg B111 Buss L Genz D Kugath S Stevenson A Seeber J Draeger S Buss J Zastrow I Genz, S Schlesner S Becker T Mrlbrath W Meyer M Khnger B Plrkel D Genz, S Wendt B Klug B Schultz K Klausch B Schmal H Huebner M Neathery C Kanter J Z1egelmann C Strache L Meyer B ODe1l K Brumm R Foskett N Uselman . . . ...... . . . ' y ' Sophomore Class ..... . . . . ' ' 36 -Q, E we .95- Q 5 ff' 4. if If 's A H V 2. .K , , 5 N , My V r,,, ggff . N , 1 f k fu I, W1 , L, L , 3 . 1 ,FY ' A .uf S' :L 115' 'II 45' Af 'mv' . . f - Q . W A x ' I4 . f A ' ' f f 'xv ,,,, A YL Y I ', ' , ! 6 4 'mx D . I ' , 7 , ff . . eu, ' L Q? S if Q Z 2 f 1 ff 5 9 -Q. 3 3 5 Q 'Q ' K' 9 fa K za x I 5 I 6 W bl if A ,I ka 4' I 5 f 1 IK if A J 1 xx N k ,,, - N , . , .,...f FN: wg,-v-,f .' s. , f , f ff y A n '7 Alvf, Q 4- x -. i , Q' gi IQQ ,L,, m....aWw,,,..faa at ,lx swf ,, , K 142 f k5,m'1'ff1 ,T H w Lf ,,, Tru' fy, wig? 9 -QL P 1 ff x ' v Ay.-, 1 ,Lf , LT ali-' ,f A-.M X , Q I ' . s X ,L I-4 'X ii' 1731 ,ni , bn no , it 'Y-Ali M FIRST ROW: K, McConnell, A, Wesemann, V, Wollin, D, Guenterberg, C, Strache, S, Schlesner, S, Buss, L, Weber, K, Klausch, SECOND ROW: K, Valaskey, K, Rice, S, Vogel, J, G C Ziegelmanll, K. Stoltenburg. K. Hinzmann, H. Huebner, L, Meyer, P, Tessmann, E, Maas, I Mr, Andersen, THIRD ROW: D, Kugath, H, Brockway, I, Draeger, L, Meyer, S, Stevenson, L, H Petig, M, Hesse, Janet Zastrow, C, Kanter, J, Trachte, FOURTH ROW: I. Bankert, A, Wickert, R C, Breckler, D, Witte, D, Maasz, S, Becker, M, Neathery, J, Brekke, D, Hoeft, B, Schmal, L O Y, Altwies, I, Deegan, N, Nelson. S R U S V, Wollin, A, Wesemann, C, Staude, SECOND ROW: Mr, Andersen, L, Petig, M, Hesse, C, Kanter, R, Haumschild, P, Neathery, R, Raschig, J, Trachte, K, Rice, J, Ziegelmann, THIRD , ROW: J. Zastrow, J. Draeger, R, Burns, W, Pirkel, J, Wolf, E, Pitzner, L, Meyer, S, Stevenson, K, Klausch, FOURTH ROW: K, Stoltenburg, K. Valaskey, K. Hinzrnann, W, Hart- E 0 FIRST ROW: M, Neathery, L, Weber, S, Buss, S, Schlesner, M, Klinger, K, Brumrn, C. Strache S wig, R, Bnrrnm, C, Klingbeil, H, Huebner, P. Tessmann, B, Schmal, S, Becker. T A , x 1 -f , ,, 4 ,j L H A 1 A svn ' 4 'i SEATED: W. Hartwig, J. Tennie, M, Urban, B, Schmal, A, Wesemann, C. Evenson, STANDING: Miss Scott, R, Raschig, G, Mueller, Mr, DeBruin, FIRST ROW: J. Wolf, R. Brumm, C, Staude, SECOND ROW: W, Neis, Mr, Andersen, W Hartwig, P, Neathery, J, Trachte, -15 FIRST ROW: I, Reynolds, A, Last, Mr, Kautza, P, Draeger, G, Seeber, SECOND ROW: E Staude, I. Wolf, E, Pitzner, C, Mantz, R, Foskett. THIRD ROW: D, Becker, L, Zimdars W, Meyer, E, Dehnert, R, Raschig, 41 A f s 41 FIRST ROW Coach Mr Smrth Dan Brwer Larry Rernders Bob Haumschrld Bob R1ce Paul Neathery Alex Zubrod Cl1ffK11ngbe11 Eldyn Prtzner Assrstant Coach Mr Fronk SECOND ROW Manager Ralph Dobratz B111 Nels hm Baneck Ed Klug Tom Schnelder Tony Mrlbrath Wayne Hartwlg LaVern Zrmdars, Ed Deh nert Manager Ron Raschrg THIRD ROW Sam Schmrtt Duke W1showsk1 Bob Brody larry Deegan Drck Seeber Davrd Becker Drck Foskett ..' ' nr Waunakee Mrlton Union Sun Pralrle Waterloo Evansville Lake Mllls DeForest ' Oregon mae.. -1- -. J vena, . '--I-'uf . . .L,' 9 -8. Qi Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek , --H . , 4 A Football Captain Russell Schmrtt O I ...H ar ' . ' 'Ja' Most Valuable Player Duck Seeber Conference Honorable Mention Alex Zubrod, Duck Seeber, Paul Neathery 44 Russ-QFSLBJ Dlck-QFJ B111-QBJ Dan-QFJ Paul-QF8zBQ Ed-fm ww FE W' WT av vmgpjgfflai 23 Biafafsf M f ff Bob QFJ Tony-QFJ Bob-QFQ Bob-fm f.. Ron-Q MGR FJ Roger-1 By Duke -QFRLBJ LETTERMEN 1958 59 Larry -fFy as Mm , f Glen-QB, Dick-qFaLBp Exdyn-my 45 Larry -QFD Ralph -Q MGR -BJ Alex -fF8LMGR. -sp Ax Wayne-QFJ Dave-QFJ ee 9, FIRST ROW: Coach Fronk, Roger Brumm, Bill Meltzer, Eldyn Pitzner, Russ Schmitt. SECOND ROW Alex Zubrod, Managerg Glenn Mundschau, Dick Foskett, Rollie Wishowski, Dick Seeber, Wayne ' ' ' 32 55 66 49 82 45 ' 53 42 O ' ' 74 31 87 46 Era 40 49 66 62 ' 63 43 ' 84 41 59 52 48 46 93 53 ' 64 58 ' 39 55 ' ' 56 44 riartwig Paul Neathery HONORARY CAPTAIN Russ Schmitt 1958 59 N TEAM RECORD RAL Whitewater Deerfl elcl Waterloo Juneau Whitewater Sun Prarrle DeForest Palm Mars all Deerfield Mllton Waterloo Juneau DeForest Evansvl l le Marshall TOURNAMENT Lake Mllls .xiii MOST VA LUABLE P LAYER Russ Schmitt FIRST Row Coach smlm Manager Ralph Dmmrz SECOND ROM Ed mug J1mBaneck B111 'B99 Mamz Bob Burns Les Kloss Dan Blwer BohR1Le 1958 59 TEAM RECORD Won 6 1 CHEERLEADERS I z H Arlene Judy Faye Jonef SCHOOL YEAR 1958 59 AUG UST 28 Regustratuon SEPTEMBER Furst day of school Senuor puctures taken Magazune campaugn started goal Sl 700 Judy Hartwug Chaurman Furst semester ends Report cards Junuor Class Play Our Hearts were Young and Gay FFA Parent and Son Nught wuth specual awards guven Armed Forces Day Electuon of class offucers FEBRUARY Cheerleadung try outs Magazune campaugn ended, hugh salesmen were Mary Beth Gehler and Duck Foskett Freshmen and Junuors l'Ie Junuor class rungs arruved 17 19 Student Councul Presudent elected OCTOBER Gym to decorate for Homecomung but no parade Homecomung game and dance lnduan Love Call theme Massed Band Concert Rafael Mendez Concert and workshop at Watertown Southwestern Wusconsun Teachers Meetung Maduson Freshmen Parent Conferences Sub Dustruct Basketball Tournament Lake Mulls Dress up day and Assembly Mr George Walter FFA Meat Judgung Team won furst at State Freshmen elected offu cers MARCH Local One Act Plays Three on a receuved best actor award Dustruct One Act Play Contest un our gym Our play receuved a B Parent Teachers Conferences NOVEMBER GAA Costume Party Teachers Conventuon Senuor puctures arruved Assembly on Seeung Eye Dogs Thanksguvung vacatuon 7 27 28 DECEMBER Freshmen Roller Skatung Party Annual group puctures taken Hugh School Chrustmas Concert Chrustmas dance sponsored by the Student Councul Chrustmas program un the afternoon Freshmen skut won furst pruze Jan 5 Chrustmas vacatuon JANUARY l5 T6 Semester exams APRIL MAY 48 Local Forensucs Contest Nune weeks exams League Forensuc Contest at Johnson Creek Parent Conferences Solos and Ensembles Cambrudge Dustruct Forensucs Contest Sprung Vacatuon Senuor Class Play State Forensucs Contest Junuor Prom State Musuc Contest Band and Chorus Sprung Contest League Musuc Festuval Class and Awards Nught Baccalaureate Semester Exams Graduatuon Pucnuc us. ' . . ' ' . 23. . 28. ' - 2. ' . 29, ' ' ' 4- ' , of 30. . 5. I 0 I . 0 . 8- - - u-2. . 15. . 0 I 1 1 4. ' uu. ' l3' . - . ' ' 29. ' ' ' . , , - 300 a 23. - u s - 9. , I 24. - - , uo. ' ' ' 27' ' ' 17. ' ' . 2l- '. ua. ' . Bench receuved an A, Chuck Evenson 19. . 23. . . - ' . 24. . ' 30. ' - '. uo. . uo. - ' . 6-A' . ' uu. ' ' ' . 14' . . . - uu-19. ' ' . - . ' 23. ' . -l ' . . . - 25. ' . . 1. ' . 2. . . 2. . O 3. . 5. . 17. ' ' . 9 . . ' ua. ' 2,2 . '. , - , 24. . W- , , , 1 26-27. . 20- . . ' ' . gif ' '. ' i L, A N. :Q ' ' N E, Ll 1 , 1 i' ' x O v i 4 1 1 , v 1 4 s V . rg? . 1 I L1 ' -, 5, J. . 4 V V 7 H L4Q ' N . Comm: Emnfr FIRST ROW: G. Latsch, I. Kopiness, M. Kiesow, I. Mueller, D. Brumm, S. Gosdeck, B. Krause. SECOND ROW: L. Fischer, D, Keeser, D. Becker, D. Simmonds, L. Buzzell, B. 1-Iartwig, M, Trachre, Mr. Deetz. THIRD ROW: D. Behling, N. Mclntyre, B. Kirchberg, M. Wittmann, L, Petig, R. Mucks, C. Tetting. FOURTH ROW: J. Schoenike, N. Hauser, C. Hoeft, B. Wolff, L. Weber, D. Wrensch, M. Olson, D. Sharpe. GRADE FIVE FIRST ROW: C, Ziegelmann, C. Mundschau, S, Jackson, K. Hoeft, I. Mueller, D. Simonds. SECOND ROW: T. Kopiness, I. Braunschweig, D, Maas, R. Hafenstein, R, Tetting, Mrs, Seitz, THIRD ROW: R. Strege, D. Gosdeck, D, Petig, D, Staude, I. Gehler, J, Olson, G, Turber- ville. FOURTH ROW: D. Brody, I. Kirchberg, B, Kopp, C, Hartwig, S. Witte, K. Pil- grim, R, Michaelis, G, Stap- onkus, ABSENT:I. Nelson, GRADE SEVEN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Seitz, K, Petke, I Klingbeil, J. Baum, Mr, Deetz, SECOND ROW: G. Buchert, R. Rice, D. Maasz, P. Cromey, K. Black. THIRD ROW: T. Vogel, A, Draeger, W, Hartwig, I, Wrensch, T. Dett- mann, B. Hafenstein. ABSENT: K. Altwies. IQ. gf. FIRST ROW: R. Witte, N, Petig, B, Sharpe, K, Simonds, N, Wrensch, R, Klug, R, Brumm, C. Kolodzne, J, Kiesow, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: R. Vesper, T, Cromey, B, Petig, S, Updike, B, Wittmann, D, Olson, J. Fischer, V, Brown, Mrs, Smith, THIRD ROW: D, Rabbach, W, Updike, M, Hoeft, N. Milbrath, C, Nelson, K, Brown, B, Schultz, I. Jackson, K, Michaelis. FOURTH ROW: S, Hinzrnann, S, Buske, T, Behling, G, Pilsner, D, Kolodzne, D, Kloss, C, Jahnke, R, Reuhl, R, Wolff, A, Bohnert, ABSENTg J, Kiesow, Il' 11 J' P' I. FIRST ROW: D. Reuhl, N, Wolf, S, Michaelis, I. Lutz, B. Heim, K. Kopplemann, L, Kiesow. SECOND ROW: F, Albertz, S. Ramthun, S. Becker, W, Ninman, S, Behling, B. Kopp, D. Raabe, Mrs. Foley, THIRD ROW: W, Altwies, L, Weissenrieder, J. Srrese, C, Perig, R, Kleinsteiber, D, Messerschmidt, R. Sraude, G. Zubrod ABSENT: D, Baum, L, Heim, D, Krause. 51 W , . gi fl' f A . y ww? V. ' V L ' ,W L. l f 'Y 19,925 H R E E G R A D E S Qi'-B 2' 51815554 Q7 FIRST ROW: D, Thom, D, Hoeft, S. Pilgrim, S. Uhlmann, J. Nelson, W. Simonds, E. Rank, D, Dettmann, SECOND ROW: R, Buchert, A, Witte, P, Grahlmann, J, Bocher, D, Draeger, K, Kopp, B. Rummler, K, Vesper, Mrs, Gehler, THIRD ROW: F. Klingbeil, B, Weissenrieder, S, Foskett, C, Teschner, C, Tetting, E, Kopiness, S, Shilkey, S, McIntyre. ABSENT: D. Hoeft, C, Koehler, T, Fischer, MN W fl TR FIRST ROW: L, Gosdeck, B. Becker, J, Bocher, K, Kanter, K, Petke, D, Wrensch, D, Reuhl, SECOND ROW: M, Brunk, R, Pilsner, L, Kautza, A, Altwies, L, Altreuter, R, Jackson, l., Milbrath, THIRD ROW, THIRD GRADERSgJ, Kolodzne, R, Staude, D, Draeger, D, Staude, M, Kleinsteiber, E, Zubrod, J. Jackson, Mrs. Newcomb, FOURTH ROW: N, Petig, M, Sharpe, J, Fetherston, J, Wrensch, B, Mundt, M, Simonds, G. Johnson, P. Hinzmann, ABSENT : L, Wagner, S, Eichel, G, Panhratz, 52 'S si-rf FIRST ROW: J. Baum, L, Rummler, C, Altreuter, L, Klausch, D, Kolodzne, G. Staponkus, J. Jackson. SECOND ROW: J, Shilkey, R, Lutz, R, Weissenrieder, L, Morse, R, Timmel, J, Reichert, P, Fererder, R, Johnson, Mrs, Draginis, THIRD ROW: D, Staude, R, Uhlmann, K, Koppleman, J, Heim, B, Baum, J, Kirchberg, H, Altreuter, R, Draeger, ABSENTg D, Price, R. Winkelman. W if uv! FIRST ROW: R, Lehmann, E, Bottler, A, Shilkey, J, Kolodzne, M, Heim, S, Brody, R, Fischer, B, Hoeft, J Brunk, SECOND ROW: C, Pilgrim, J, Kleinsreiber, J, Kopiness, R. Kopp, D, Schumacher, G, Ramthun, D, Maas, M, Jenkins, Mrs, Pohlman, THIRD ROW: B, Staude, D, Thom, M, Revolinski, J, Uecker, S, Buchert R, Schuenke, N, Wrensch, L, Krause, G, Behling, 53 N D zz:-1-aswrruwr FIRST ROW: S, Becker, B, Fischer, D. Hain, B, Schuenke, J. Hanwig, L. Knilans, P, Ellsworth, K. Radloff Mrs, Mielke. SECOND ROW: M, Riedl, D. Wittmann, C, Ambrose, R, Wrensch, G. Jenkins, A, Johnson, T, Timmel, N. Werner, D, Brown, T. Werner, THIRD ROW: M, Shilkey, R, Filenius, M, Lehman, I. Lenz, D. Schweitzer, V. Johnson, L, Staude, J. Klinger, C, Freson, S, Price, J. Hartwig. ABSENT: D. Huebner, R. Meyer, D, Wappler, J. Heim, M, Rank, G. Tiemann, L, Ferderer, GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL uv .1 v A -M 1 1 Cheerleaders A Team B Team 4 ,R DODGE ST GARAGE INC OIdsmobnIe Sales and Service 311 3rd St Watertown Was Phone 2424 savv- CO MO PHOTO SERVICE Kodak Cameras FlIm Photo Flnlshmg 217 N 4th Street Watertown WI sconsl n NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO Harold T Blaeslus Speclal Agent Llfe Accident Sickness Hospitalization and Group 1100 Center Street Watertown Wlsconsln Telephone 1497 l in-I JEFFERSON DEPARTMENT STORE INC Jefferson Phone 11 The Family Shopping Center X Schoen s Beer Our Specialty SPORTSMAN BAR Johnson Creek Wlsconsln Ernle 81 Lydia Stelnke Phone 34 Sandwnches Refreshments You re a stranger here but once Best Wlshes to the Seniors' MINSI-IALL FU ER L HO E Amr Condltnoned Ambulance Service Jefferson Wisconsin ALBERT F KLUG, GE CY FARMERS MUTUALS Auto Flre Llfe Hospltallzatlon Wmd Insurance 403 S Whitewater Ave Phone 818 Jefferson, Wlsconsln r I Congratulations Seniors! 0 AVASSER S Sq to Sl O0 STORE 912 Mann St Jefferson Phone 252 Varlety Merchandise Ready to Wear for the family 2 floors Packed with Values TIMMEL S SHELL SERVICE Shell and Fnrestone Products Phone T934 Route 3 Watertown Wlsconsln Trl County Tobacco Co Watertown Phone 384 Tobacco Candy Paper FISHERS GROCERY Tavern 8 Fountain Supplies Johnson Creek Wlsconsln Phone T52 Hardware Sporting Goods Appliances Houseware D. 8.F. KUSEL CO. T08-I I2 W. Main Watertown BUSS S PALM GARDEN Dance hall for All Occasions Farmington Phone T927 T0 MARK QUALITY ff J ., J f 4, .f' fffi QI: U Z It - 'wo A A X163 Ara I -.f , N- A ef 1 '1 The Important thung In education IS how well you employ that which you have learned LADISH MALTING C0 Congratulations to the I959 Graduates of JOHNSON CREEK HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL OFFICES MILWAUKEE I WISCONSIN MALTING PLANT JEFFERSON JUNCTION WISCONSIN jf X J - x XX I IK- X ua' ll X Congratulations Seniors' MANSFIELD STATE BANK Johnson Creek Wlsconsm Member of F D I C Phone I29 Best Wrshes Sensors HAAS WOLF AGENCY Johnson Creek Wisconsin Insurance of all Klnds Phone I 29 Deposits Insured up to SI0,000 JOHNSON CREEK AUTO CO. International Harvester Farm Equipment Tractors and Trucks Johnson Creek, Wisconsin FARMINGTON GENERAL STORE Farmington, Wisconsin Groceries, Meats Dry Goods, Drugs Telephone Ill Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur H Grande, Propr Phone 63l Johnson Creek LOEFFLER FLORAL Flowers For Every Occasion 202 W Mann Phone 649 SCHMUTZLER S SHOP 'ne urnlture uneral service Watertown Wlsconsm Watertown Wisconsin Linoleum Ceramic Tile Pamt Wallpaper Carpeting WURTZ PAINT 8. FLOOR COVERING Corner 2nd :Sr Main St Phone 498 Watertown Wisconsin PIGSHC 81 MULLEN S DAIRY or Qual :ty Products Phone 566 Watertown Wisconsin KOS ER S GROCERY CARL STOLTENBURG Insulated Milk Bodies Phone I 0227 Truck Bodies d F Groceries Fruits Bull Ingo All Kinds Johnson Creek Wlsconsl n Phone Sullivan 33 F4 Route 3 Oconomowoc Wisconsin A A BEHLING APPLIANCES BIRKHOLZ FLORAL SHOP Phone IO4 Norge Electrical Appliances Sherwin Williams Paint Phone 978 6l6 Mom St Watertown Wisconsin Plants Corsages Cut Flowers Gifts Elecmcal W 'n9 Flowers Bring Joy To Everyone I . O . , I I I . I O I F I I I I ' ' I . I . Vegetables, Sundries - - I . . I I I I . ' I I O C I . I . II ST 'T I II WTT 1580 On Yo R d Watertown Radlo Is A Flne Career WARREN S JEWELRY Ph 195 I I 7 Ill Main Street Watertown, Wisconsin one CREEKO OIL COMPANY W R Else W P out Dnstrnbufors of Shell Products Johnson Creek Wlsconsm Phone 140 Where Your Dollar Buys the Most THE PEOPLE S MEAT MARKET Open Dally8A M to6 P M Frldays and Saturdays 8 A M to 9 P M IOO7 Mann Phone lOl Jefferson Wusconsln Cameras Eastman Photo Sound Flmshmg Prolectors Photographic Bell 81 Howell Suppl les Cameras 81 Sound VI ctor Sound Progectors Prolectors BUSSE'S Phone l8l PRESCRIPTIONS 204 Mann St Walgreen System Watertown Wlsconsm When IN Watertown make our store your headquarters 7 I . Movie I . . , . ROCK RIVER AUTO 24 hr Wrecker Service Phone 141 J C FOODS Jones Dairy Farm Products Ayrshire Christians 8. Special Brands Butter Johnson Creek Wisconsin MESSMER S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 418 Racine Street Jefferson Wisconsin Phone 731 GEHRKE PHARMACY 315 Main St Watertown Phone 507 LESTER BOCH ER Phone 40 Johnson Creek For the best in Dry Cleaning VOGUE CLEANERS 412 Mann St Watertown Wisconsin In Watertown It s KERN S Smart Clothes for Men Phone 876 HARRY ZIEGELMANN Johnson Creek Wisconsin Blacksmithing Electric and Acetylene Welding and Cutting Lawn Mowers Sharpened Phone 7027 CORNER TAVERN Orville Bohnert, Propr. Residence Phone 135 BOB SCHNEIDER CO. Home of Creeko Creations Printers 8. Lithographers Johnson Creek, Wisconsin Phone 123 CO. . ' n I u u V. A' l Y I O 0 Johnson Creek, Wisconsin I L I , ' I I I a n I I . . I . O on OOS AUER BRAUN LUMBER COMPANY SHELL SERVICE STATION E1 Supp ies GWI' 6 Gi fs ice Moc MINAR OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY 407M HARTWIG S POULTRY FARM INC Johnson Creek Wisconsin Live Poultry Dressed Poultry Baby Chicks 8. Poultry Feeds Here s where you make money selling 8. saving money buying Phone Johnson Creek 7329 Watertown 2277 2 2683 4 3729 9 2044 Janesville Madison Orfordvl l le LLOYD'S BAR Sandwiches Soups Old Highway 26 Johnson Creek, Wisconsin Telephone 47 lilfli Brffrrzvff Bifrcrzxrl THE BANNER PRINTING COMPANY Jefferson, Wisconsin Publishers of the Official Jefferson County Newspaper THE JEFFERSON BANNER Custom Letterpress Offset Printing of all Kinds By Skilled Craftsmen Phone 440 .4 - r . YY. 'Q I ' - 1 I . - ' M, ,I . - ' W eww-fri , 9 7 o . . I . . I I I I . . . I . . y ,, , ' 1 1, . . , 'v 'o-are-1 1- 1 ' X pr mp A , I ... ....., . Z '1' Lg E,,.,..I. r,,.s,,M, 5 lr 1 KLINE s DEPARTMENT STORE WI Known for Style Qualuty Value 3rd 81 Mann Watertown WI scons I n Phone I 73 Compl :ments of JOHNSON CREEK CO OP EXCHANGE Johnson Creek Wlsconsm Phone 83 M22 ,L-.ai ,ii STANDARD TETZLAFF REXALL PHARMACY Good health good luck and prosperlty to all from Rexall STANDARD SERVICE STATION Edgar Schroeder Johnson Creek Wnsconsm Watertown Wlsconsm Phone 108 Phone IIO RINDFLEISCH FEED MILL KRIER S AND HATCHERY Store for Men Phone Watertown 2565 IOI Main Street Jefferson 295 Watertown, Wisconsin ' ' I, 11' . 'P' I I ' X X, ,' ,ff 'I . ,lf 1 Z5 , rf I L . 4 Y , . , , I . . . . . . I , I I , T .-.- 'W-W, -,V I -5 .X A Q f W - N. . ' v,L: , .. il, A Qf, 1'?is2l SI' 'T' N . I 1 um: . :ELF I . . . 1 Q Q I I L .Q T 5fffaf755'O 77 7 ye HB1 SWANSON FURNITURE CO Jefferson WISCONSIN Save af Swanson s Furnlfure Carpet Bedcllng Read the WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES For Latest Local State National News Phone l l0 RITE WAY CLEANERS Arfhur Uhlmann Propr Johnson Creek Wrsconsm Free Puck Up and Delivery Phone l 3827 guy ,rg CLEANERS MOTL HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating And Hardware Johnson Creek, Wisconsnn Phone 69 . . . I u I u---- ' ' I I 'vb- v' lil -1.1,-of I I . ,,,,-,,mM-, ,,, . ...W , W- I - F , . . . I . . H Luetzow 8. Sons MODEL MEAT MARKET an Locker Plant Known for the Fmest In Meats Phone 272 Lake Ml l ls Say nt wnth Flowers BIRKHOLZ GREENHOUSE Telephone 5ll3 Lake Mllls Wlsconsln CHAS FISCHER 81 SONS C0 Watertown Home Owned Home Managed Department Store NOFFZ FUNERAL HOME 400 Third Street Watertown Wlsconsln Phone l263 We Serve to Serve Again 7 UP BOTTLING CO. Watertown, Wisconsin JENSEN DRUGS Jefferson, Wisconsin Phone 88 ART DUDDECK Service Station Tavern Phone I204 J Watertown Wisconsin NNEY WAYS FIRST OUAL 20IMaln Watertown Wlsconsln PYRAMID CAFE Super Duper Steaks A I Chicken ii'l and Fish ' to I0 00 p m The Peak of Places in :' Lake Mills Wisconsin W Wisconsin s Finest Small Town Store CHAS FISCHER 8 SONS CO Complete Department Store Lake Mills Wisconsin CUT AND CURL BEAUTY SHOP Silhouette Head Lake Mills Wisconsin Phone 5I05 THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS VARNISHES WALLPAPER SUPER KEMTONE 8. KEM GLO 208 Main Watertown Wisconsin BOLTZ AND FRIESCH Farm Drainage and Fashponds Sullivan Wisconsin RAY YELK BUS LINE Specializing In Tours For Adults and Children I 4 Mile West on Hy I9 D No Watertown Wisconsin Phone 3077 W BON TON BAKERY QI Fine Breads Rolls Cakes Buns St Pastrzes Jefferson, Wis. Phone 286 Wedding Cakes Our Specialty KING HINTZ INC Cadillac Pontiac Vauxhall 24 Hr. Service 2I6 3rd Street Watertown, Wisconsin Phone I276 9 ' ' - g x I' n ' - I ' H Il I' I E - . Qqll 2 vi -vim Eulal1ilI 'l 'i ' ' Open 6:00 a.m. g I Ml I : . . 'Ill I ill n n ' WIIII A IT - - - :ig-5 Xi I . I . . X IL 7 ' - . . . R. F. . . 7 U ' I I . K . I Congratulations Seniors ART KAUTZA PHOTU Johnson Creek Candid Photography K ands SN UG HARBOR Restaurant Bar 8. Motel Phone ll9 STAUDE S Skaoaa 6ffw1z6 SUPER MARKET Fancy Groceries Meats 8. Vegetables Harold A Staude Phone 4627 Johnson Creek Was gif? QQ ELLIOTT S LADIES SHOP Famous Fashion Names In Coats Suits Dresses Sportswear Lingerie Bridal Gowns Bridesmaid Dresses and Accessories Watertown Wlsconsl n Am l Ph 249 W MATTERS FUNERAL HOME STOPPENBACH SAUSAGE CO P P MUELLER DRUGS R f JUNG AND REUL MOTOR COMPANY Tlph bu ance S on Jefferson, Wisconsin 9 Compliments of Stop enbach's Meat Makes the Meal Complete J ff W hone 420 ,Lf 'Ti' ' A . ' ' V 1 Chevrolet Sales and Service F. C. Mueller, . Ph. J ff on J ff W 232 Free Phone Parking 3078 STREGE S SUPER MARKET Watertown s Only Independent Super Market S T R E T C H Your Food Dollar 105 Stnmpson St KSo on Hwy 261 Watertown Wlsconsln Compluments of NITARDY FUNERAL HOME Fort Atkinson Wnsconsln THE MUSIC BOX Johnson Creek Dancmg Headquarters RAY S RED GOOSE SHOE STORE Famous for fine old time dancing for 31 years 212 Mann Street Dancing and Entertainment Bowlnng Hofbrau Lanes Compl :ments of Watertown Wlsconsln EDGERTO FROSTED FOOD CENTER EDGERTON LOCKER COMPANY Wholesale Retanl Meats 8K Frozen Food Amana Fl'e6Z6I'S All' COF1ClIl'IOf'l6I'S Ask About Every 4th Meal Free Phone l5l Edgerton Wlsconsnn JAEGER BAKING COMPANY Your family wrll really rave And you will truly save When you buy the product Wnth the Jaeger name on ut Breads and pastrnes come you Fresh at the store every day way 'ff Eelkgt' 'W Us Complnments A FRIEND Whoops 'Nl-TL Eat Hearty F F A II11I13I1OIl Daddy o Well Shut Me Up Here We GO Okay You Guys Up We Go 5 Pa 4 ..Hi.. 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