Kimberly High School - Kimet Yearbook (Kimberly, WI)

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b JUNIORS Row 1: Shirley Newhouse, Darlene Olm, Nancy Opsteen, Rita Peerenboom, Austin Phillips, Gerald Riedel. Row 9: Jerome Roovers, Joseph Sanderfoot, Leslie Schiltz, Tom Schiltz, Jerome Schrieber, Joan Schumacher. Row 3: Ralph Seegers, Barbara Senecal, Maurey Slcell, George Striclc, Mary Stuyvenberg, Richard Svviclc. Row 4: Kenneth Tourville, Janet Treichel, l-lelen Vandehey, Phyllis Vandenberg, Kenneth Van- denberg, Margaret Vandenberlc. Row 5: Nancy Vanden Heuvel, Roger Vanden Heuyel, Donald Vander Velden, Jerry Vander Xlelden, Lee Vander Velden, Jane Vander ie en. 2? 'G' f Qilli, 'Tlu i -l AN -cy, F I 4 C P fd . Q I M ilT if X f i I K l ' to , BN ' ve ,N I i. I 4 A f , , l . 1: T 1 L, 3, Q v ll' X Kiwi 3 lg! aaszijk .li We're streams drifting by ws. l 1 .fx JY, L as - f U -1 L ' I P ll x l Z Ag YT 1 rig- gf' 5: , QUE, lla 1. 'll Q' ' U Ll ,lfv 21 ,gl-A L l 5 c xl :' . , if: :C 1 l l I I li ' G3 Lf ' ,Z , . Row 1: Ramona Vander Wielen, Richard Van l-lammon, Pat Van l-leeswylc, Joyce Van l-lout, Janet Van Nuland, Bernard Van Roy. Row Q: Joyce Van Stralen, lone Van Zeeland, Janice Van Zeeland, Kenneth Verhoeven, Den- nis Verstegen, Robert Welhouse. Row 3: Dan Weyenberg, Lee Weyenberg, Ronald Weyenberg, David Williamson, Carol Wittman, Dennis Wydeven, Row 4: Sharon Wydeven, Nancy Zillgas, Russel Zillges. Page 15

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9 9 V Grace l-lietpas, Noel Griese, Nancy Vander Velden, Joan Philipsen Robert Boots The best of ways to lengthen one's days is to steal a few hours from the night. Basketball 1, 9, 3, 4, Football 1, Q, 4, K Club Q, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Q, 3, 4, Prom Repre- sentative 1, Homecom- ing Representative Q, 3. 5 Q , in 1 1 l Le Roy Fries l never worry, l never fret, what l can't re- member, l just forget. Football 1, Q, 3, 4, K Club 9, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus1,StudentCoun- cil1, Track 1, Q, Senior Class Play, Kimet Staff, Picture Editor. Marlene Dupont She was cutout to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern. GJNA. 1, 9, 3, Echo 1, Q, 3, Editor 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 9, 3, 4, Li- brarian 1, Kimet Staff 4, Editor, Forensics 1, Q, 3, 4, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, StudentCouncil 3, Vice President3,BadgerGirls 3, Class Officer 1, Sec- retary, l-lonor Society 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Senior Class Play, SENIGRS Many rainbows ago, we, as little drops, flowed into K. l'l. S. Through these four prosperous years, we ventured through rain and shine with flying colors. Those days are well-remembered by all, when we as freshmen entered the newly remodeled school. We had our difficulties, but soon adjusted ourselves to the fine years ahead of us. There were sports, dances, extra curricular activities and new experiences everyday. We had our ups and downs, but we were loolcing ahead for the better days. Now as we receive our diplomas, we recall those happy days, along with the troubled ones. The climb may have been hard, but the reward was great. James Gavaert t 'l Robert Gossem Noel Griese Being good is an awful Great men are scarce, lf'brig51l,f5 'gLl'Z :f n9 5 lonesome job. talce good care of me. SOESQJI Q 3 4 Esbllb 4 Football 1, Science Club Basketball 1, Football 1, Science Club Q, 5, 4, Ezho 3: 3, Echo 3, Kimet Staff 4, K Club 3, 4, Tennis Q, gL54:0biEf:g'a'4Q Qznfvffs Assistant Sports Editor, 3, 4, Patrol Boy 1. pmldgn, 3' Fomgsigs 92 31 41 Homecoming Represen- tative 4, Traclc 1. Prciectionists 3, Band 1 2, Manager 9, Photography Club 4, Class President Q, 4, Track 1. Page 17