Juda High School - Panther Yearbook (Juda, WI)

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Class Officers . 'K - rv'-' .V SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS President ........ Fred Siegenthaler President .....,... Russell Carter Vice President . . . . Roger Bauman Vice President . . .Duane Siedschlag Secretary. . . . . Karen Lehr Secretary. . . . Dorothy Coplien Treasurer. . . .janet Lelmherr Treasmer. . . . Larry Gempler SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS President ...... Russell Keen fabsentj President ...... , . . .Carol Feldt Vice President . . . Bobette Preston Vice President ....... Tom Phillipps Secretary. . . . . Cheryl Ramseier Secretary. . . Kay Gempler Treasurer. . . . Cindy Rockey Treasurer. , Dem-.jg Wirth I5

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Elaine is in chorus, She 's real great, But her bad habit-- She 's always late. Judy is soundless When she wants to be quiet, But when she feels silly, She 's really a riot. Lois, a cheerleader, Has this motto one: Daytime is for resting And night time is for fun. Roger, tall and handsome, Is just the special type That makes a very special King On a very special night. Karen has many virtues: She's pretty, and also smart, If there 's any work to do, She always does her part. Dennis is our Doctor 'Cause he can operate. First it's on the football field And then it's on a date. Barb's an energetic senior, She 's a blonde with eyes of blue. Juda's very proud to claim her As Dairy Queen of '62. Anita is quiet! This some people doubtg But we know that fun's near When Frito's about. Gary pretends he's quiet, But he 's always fooling around, When you see him in his car, You know he 's hinward bound. Sheryl is always eager In everything she does. Asked why she 's always talking, She answers, just because. Janet was Homecoming Queen Of Nineteen Sixty-Two. As editor of the Panther She's always busy, too. Karen was the Queen For a Deep-Sea Fantasy, As a cheerleader and an editor She's as busy as can be. Class Poem When John moved back to juda It was like a dreamg He 's a swell guy to know, And he's good on the Team, Dexter has ambition And this one thing is clear: When it comes to selling annual ads, He 's salesman of the year. Nate 's small but mighty, In football this he proves. Ready, set, go, man, go! He 's always on the move. lf Glenda has a problem lt's usually a boy. When it comes to cheering, To see her is a joy. Fred is our President But he 'd rather race around. The engine starts, and there he Above the speed of sound. Larry's kind of quiet, But we'll have to admit When there 's any fun a'brewing, He's one reason for it. Shirley is the senior That always wears a smile. When you go to talk to her You're laughing all the while. Sharon's very good in school But she can never think goes Of anything but the fun she 's had At the roller skating rink. Sl1erry's life is made of work And lots and lots of fun. She makes sure the fun is over Before the work's begun. Bill is an athlete, At sports he is swell. Everything else he does, He also does well. Betty's made of giggles And a little nonsense too. But that's OK--it's fine with us. People like that are few. This is our class Of '62. We hope you'll miss us As we 'll miss you.

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Juniors FIRST ROW: Mr. Wittlicf, Tony Hilfikcr, Sandy Hellrmd, Caroline Nafzger, Patricn Pinnow, Miss Hahn. SECOND ROW: Jane Brecklin, Dorthory Coplien, Donna Welton, Gary Goecks, Kenneth Rosheisen, Gordon Bablcr, Audrey Hummer, Teresa Zixn1nerman. THIRD ROW: Roger Topp, Dunne Zweifel, Russel Carter, Vcrlen Eberle, Todd Sally, George Wirth, Dixie Sharer, Beverly Schmid, FOURTH ROW: Mike Affolter, Tom Kadcrly, Duane Siedschlag, james Davis, Ronald Goclilrey, James Ronspiez, Larry Gempler, Nathan Wheeler, Richard Miller. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Hillbilly Weddinn' I6