Kimberly High School - Kimet Yearbook (Kimberly, WI)

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PAT ADAMS wills her long blond RAY BEHLING wills his hurdling BILL BOLWERK wills his naps in LLOYD BUNNOW wills his musical CLAIRE BUSCH wills her love of hair to Dorothy Brouwers ability to Dennis Daniels school to Don Briggs ability to Frederick Verhagen men to Louella Van Dyke DON COREY wills his Appleton women to Carl Maas CARLA MAE DIFTZEN wills her job at 'Copper Kettlen to Corky ABBIE FRASSETTO wills his black hair to Alvin De Koch LOIS HAGENS wills her commercial ability to Nancy Walton LYLE HARKE wills his junior girl back to the junior class HANK JANSEN wills his National Guard uniform to Eugene Lamers MARTIN JANSEN wills his beard to Tom Wydeven ROSIE KAMPS wills her pug nose to Jerry Vandenberg DON KNEEPKENS wills his chemistry back to Mr Lucht MARGARET KOENEN wills her scholastic ability to Dick Waldhart JANET KUMBIER wills her ability to drive to Betty Ann Busch DAVE MAAS wills his rackets to Wayne Schnese BEVERLY MALCOLM wills her voice to Don Van Cyck MARGIF LIND wills her calm nature to Audrey De Leeuw MARY LOCHSCHMIDT wills her height to Stuart ourchane GORDON NATROP wills his job at Sears to Wayne Hopfensperger BOB PHILIPSEN wills his baritone chair to Cliff Sanderloot GENE ROMFNESKO wills his Chev to anyone who will pick up the pieces EVERETT ROOYAKKERS wills his speed on the basketball floor to Dick Verbeten RAY SANDERFOOT wills his ability to get along with teachers to Barb Fulcer PAT SCHILTZ wills his radio ability to Dick Van Elzen LARRY SCH ESE wills his checker ability CHARLENE SCH EIDER WILLS her curly hair EILEEN SKELL wills her squeaky voice to CAROL SMITS wills the living room sofa to Hank Hupfauf to Otto Phelan Janet Vanderheiden to her sister Joyce JANE SMITS wills her faithfulness to Shirley Menting GENE STYVENBERG wills his study habits to Doris Lemmers DICK THEIN wills his good times in Little Chute to Joyce Schlewitz JIM VANDEHEY wills his athletic ability to Bob Lom BETTE VANDER VELDEN wills her gift of gab to Sue Van Himbergen ALBERT VANDER WIELEN wills his high school education back to the teachers BERNADINE VANDER WIELEN wills her twirling ability to Gene Vanden Heuvel DIANE VANDER ZANDEN wills her tardy excuses to Yvonne De Bruin DARLENE VANDER ZANDEN wills her circulating heart to Janet Busch JIM VAN EYCK wills his car trouble to Dave Pullman DICK VAN EYCK wills his dribbling ability to Lyle Levknecht GERALD VAN GOMPEL wills his fun in school to the Freshmen Class THERESE VAN KESSEL wills her navy letters to Florence Sanderfoot MARY VAN THULL wills her position in the Lawrence band to Rosella Dufrane JANET VERHAGEN wills her Job at the library to Birdie Kneepkens RONALD VERSTEGEN wills his appreciation of music to Buddy Thein BOB WEYENBERG wills his football suit to Dick Williams HANK WULTERKENS wills his quiet disposition to Billy Wood COLLEEN WYDEVEN wills her piano playing to Benny Boogard DICK WYDEVEN wills his chair in band to Jerry Schomisch . J .1 v 0 J J . fi V J 1

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It was indeed a big event that fall morning of 19 7, when 66 eager freshman entered the doors of K H S Our first social activity was the Freshman Sophomore Part A our first President we chose Eugene Romenesko 'School Daze was the theme of our big dance that year Bernadine Van Boekel left us during the year to take residence elsewhere At last we had outgrown the term of ngreen freshmen' and held the position of Sophomores at K H S A lot of campaigning was done before Lyle Harke was elected as President It was now our turn to play host to the latest addition at the Freshman Sophomore Party As the year progressed, thefamilipr-faces of Tom Schiltz, Cornelius Van Bout, Eugene Verhagen, Leonard Weyengard, Ervin Melcher, Sherry Lonzo and Peggy Weiss were no longer seen in our corridors We all worked together to create a homecoming float that would take first place, but the Juniors overran us, and knocked us down to second To have a change of tradition, the boys took charge of the Vic tory Dance in honor of the Basketball team that went to state, Our Sophomore year closed with a group of students looking forward to a well earned vacation Vacation flew by quickly, and we found ourselves occupying the Junior seats we then elected Albert Vander Weilen to lead ua through our third year At our Hard Time Thanksgiving Dance, every one appeared in shirts and jeans and a good time was had by all Our class rings of yellow, rose and white gold, were complimented by our rivals the Seniors Early in the year, George Ermers, Petronella Vander Zanden, and Bob De Valk no longer took the daily nApple Blossom Timen was the theme of our Junior Prom, which was under the capable leadership of Charlene Schneider and Henry Wulterkens Albert Vander Weilen reigned as Prom King and he chose Margie Lind, who had transferred from Appleton High, as his Queen Branches of apple blossoms covered the walls on both sides of the gym, and in each corner a different scene was depicted A huge revolving ball, covered with mirrors, sent light sparkling to every corner of the room Charlene Schneider took a trip to hadison as a representative to Badger Girls State, while Eugene Romenesko and Bob Philipsen went to Ripon as representatives to Badger Boys State All in all, the year proved to be a big success, and we were looking forward to be coming Seniors Coming back to K H S in the fall of the year as Seniors, we immediately started to get into the swing of things We held a number of dances after football games Claire Busch was our Home coming Queen and she chose Don Kneepkens, our class President, as King There was a great deal of rivalry between the Junior and Senior Class floats, but the Seniors walked away with first place The Senior girls selected Charlene Schneider as D A R repre sentative Those who left school this year were, Pete Van Krey, Dolores Santkuyl, Lila Vander Zanden, and Dick Cotinor Ginny Daniel left us during the year to be married The Senior class play, Funny Facen, was presented on April 25th to a large audience We realized that our big day for graduation, Hay 31, was draw ing near and soon we wouldn't be seeing the familiar faces so we decided that Chicago would be an ideal place for our farewells Now we are anxiously awaiting the day when we will proudly re ceive our diplomas and can declare ourselves alumni of Kimberly High School W! 1+ - y. s trip to K.H.S.

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Q i 41' Glaup It is 1961, and after completing my naval career it is my first visit to Kimberly since graduation in 1951. As I came down Kimberly Avenue, the first thing I noticed was the huge sign pointing out the Kimberly Hotel I drove up and as I entered the lobby a former classmate of mine, HENRY JANSEN, the bellhop, took my suitcases On checking in, I found PAT ADAMS working at the desk After going to my room I decid ed to find a Shack LYLE BOLWERK, the waiting, the I found Kimberly Clark Corporation They also told EYCK is away playing third base for the St nice restaurant On asking I heard of HARK'S Snack met me at the door and showed me to my booth BILL order While I was came and talked to stenographers by the me that DICK VAN Louis Cardinals chief waiter, came and took my SMITS sisters, JANE and CAROL, that they are both employed as and BOB WEYENBERG is playing football for the Los Angeles Rams DICK THEIN has established quite a name for himself as a wrest ler Upon leaving I met DAVE MAAS, the chief of police, who was just making an arrest for speeding, the driver being JIM VANDEH Y He directed me to the new million dollar high school Entering the school I bumped into CHARLENE SCH EIDER, the school nurse She told me that THERESE VAN KESSEL was the newly hired secretary I was also informed that BOB PHILIPSEN is now the principal of Kimberly High School Leaving school and crossing the street I met the under taker, GERLD VAN GOMPEL, who says business is letting him down Proceeding farther I sew 'Buckshot's Garage Stopping in I found the proprietor to be no one but MARTIN JANSEN H told me, that he has had great luck in the Indianapolis Speedway with his hot rods JIM VAN EYCK is his chief mechanic while DON COREY and GENE STUYVENBERG are his best drivers DON COREY offered me a ride to the new hospital which was donated by the Wydeven Insurance Company, directed by COLLEEN Arriving at the front door I met Dr LARRY SCBNESE hurrying on an emergency case I found MARGARET KOENEN, head dietician, and under her capable direction were CARLA MAE DIETZEN and EILEEN SKELL working as nurses DON told me that RAY SANDERFOOT is doing fine in his newly established law office in Neenah In the hospital laboratory MARY VAN THULL, the noted scientist, was studying the cause of T B KZ