Madison Central High School - Tychoberahn Yearbook (Madison, WI)
- Class of 1966
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CENTRAL-UNIVERSITY SENIOR LIBRARY 1966 TYCHOBERAHN MADISON CENTRAL-UNIVERSITY WISH SCHOOL MADISON, WISCONSIN Outl-ftyli Qckoob f$ Uataj Tfu tg$- spirit... society... solitude... But to us it is above all a laboratory, testing new ideas and new ways of teaching. We are the raw materials of this laboratory's reactions, formed through participation in them. . . catalysed by others into the realization of our final state, that of seniors. It is by them that we judge our laboratory, and it is to them that we dedicate this Tychoberahn. Susan Kinne Jim Molbreak Time marches on, while the Vice-President sleeps. One more round for everyone! Erik is here! And this time, don't leave out the vermouth. The dynamic duo. Inhale! 4 Relieving tension, Al? Tiwfwi if SENIORS Qtodvv o(fa LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Cemeglia Vice-President Jim Meuer President Cathy Burrows Secretary GftwlCVtS A school is judged in large part by its seniors, even as a laboratory is judged by its products. The members of the class of 1966, then, are especially important, as the first class to fully experience the effects of experiments in education conducted at Central-University. Because it is through attendance and participation in the working of this laboratory school that the person is formed, we feel the senior of 1966 to aptly represent the product of a laboratory reaction, shaped and directed but not overpowered by his 6 school environment. MARIE ABITANTE CARL ACCARDO MICHAEL ADLER CAROL AEBLY JOHN ALLH1SER WILLIAM ALLISON 7 JOHN ANDERSON SCOTT ANDERSON RAYMOND ARMSTRONG KAREN ARNOLD MARK RICHARD RANDOLPH EDWARD AUSTIN BABLER BACH BAMBROUGH MARCIA SUSAN BERNADETTE BARTHOLOMEW BARR BAKER DONALD BEDNAR JILL BEHRND KATHLEEN BELTZ SUSAN BENELL JOANNE BENNETT RICHARD BENNETT 8 SANDRA BENNETT CONNI BERRAY DAVID BIRGE WILLIAM BISSETT WILLIAM BLANDINO LAURENCE BOLAN DIANA JOHN HARVEY CATHERINE BONJOUR BRANLEY BROWN BRUNER CARTER BRUNSELL VIRGINIA BURLEY CATHERINE BURROWS 9 MARK PHYLLIS BUSCH BUSKAGER PAULETTE JOSEPH CAPACIO CARLSON JAMES CARTWRIGHT ROBERT CERNEGLIA RICHARD CHADWICK BARBARA CHRISCO EARL CHURCH CLAUDETTE COBBS 10 ROBERT COMBS MOLLY COMINS MARY CONWAY PATRICK CORCORAN CHARLOTTE COUGHLIN SUSAN CRUMPTON RICHARD DALEY INGRID DEBELAK n SUSAN DEBS ROBERT DEGENHARDT SANDRA GEORGE SANDRA RALPH DENEEN DENNIS DENSON D1MARTINO MONSINE JOHN CLIFFORD DISALVO DOLLARD DOUCETTE DANIEL DOYLE MICHAEL DOYLE THOMAS DOYLE ROBERTA DUBENSKE CLAUDIA DUTRA GERHARD ELLERKAMP 12 CATHERINE ELLIOTT MARILYN ENGELHART RICHARD EPSTEIN EDWARD ERICKSON WILLIAM EVENSON CARLA EVERSON JOSEPH FALCI WILLIAM PARIS JOHN FASS JOSEPH FEDELE LEE FEIERABEND PATRICIA FENNER JUDY FETHERSTON 13 DENNIS LINDA FITZGERALD FIX KAR1 DAVID FOSNOT FOX SHIRLEY-RAE FRANKE ROSEMARY FRANKLIN SANDRA FREDRICKSEN DAVID GAEBLER DEBORAH GARNER JILL GASDORF 14 TERRI GAUMITZ 15 DAVID GLADSTONE WILLIAM GODDING KATHLEEN GOFF JUDITH GOSHMAN DENNIS THOMAS PATRICIA DANIEL GRAY GREEN GRIGNANO GRONLI MICHELLE ROBERT DIANE HANKEL HANSEN HARDER SUSAN HARRINGTON BETTY HARRIS LINDA HARVEY GEORGE HENDERSON PHILLIP HENDRICKSON MICHAEL HENSEN 16 NANCY HIBMA CORINNE HILLESTAQ SANDRA HOFFMAN MARTA HOLMGREN JOHN HOLTON STEVEN HOUGHTON CAROLYN JEAN MARY ROBERT HOUSTON HUBBARD HUELETT HUGHES BRUCE HULL BARBARA HUNT 17 JANET HUSTAD BONNIE ISBELL JAMES JOHNSON JOHN SHIRLEY HYATT IMHOFF CRAIG LAVERNE JOHNSTON JOHNSON GLENN JONES NEIL KETTERER KUM MO KIM GREGORY KIMMERLY SUSAN KINNE PERNETTE KJIN 18 RAYMOND KLINGER RANDOLF KNEEBONE KATHLEEN KNUDTSON JANE KOPLOW GARY KOPP KATHLEEN KOZICKI NANCY KRASNO DALE KRIPPS 19 CHRISTOPHER KROGH PATRICIA LABOMBARBE SANDRA LALLEY STEVEN LERDAHL GRAHAM ELIZABETH GREGORY ANGELA LINGARD LITTEL LOEB LONIELLO GARY BRUCE BARBARA LONIELLO LORING LYNCH KAY MACHOTKA JOHN MACK DIANE MALAS DORIS MANSON FRANK MARTIN JUDITH MARVIN 20 STEVEN MASINO SUSAN MASSARDT HALL MASTERSON NOEL MATTHEWS BERNARD MAZURSKY MICHAEL McCLOSKEY WILLIAM McDonald MAURA DAVID JAMES McGRATH MELUM MEUER KAREN MEUER FRANCIS MEUHL WILLIAM MICHAELIS 21 CHRISTOPHER MICHIE THERON MILLER JAMES MOLBREAK GARY MORGAN LINDA CHERYL MORGAN MORTON JOSEPH MOYER CAROLYN MUETZEL KAREN NEELY WILLIAM NELSON JAMES NEVEL DONALD NICHOLS 22 COLLEEN O'BRIEN SUSAN ODETTE ELIZABETH OLSEN BRUCE OLSON KATHLEEN OLSON BRUCE ORCHARD JACK NUNTACHAI ROGER ALLAN PARRINO PEANSANONG PECKHAM PEDRACINE CHARLIE 23 MARY ANN RICHARD CHARLES LINDA PETERSON PETERSON PETTERSON PHARO PAULETTE JUDITH MARY PHETTEPLACE PORATH PRATT FRANK PRESTIGIACOMO SANDRA PRUCHA ANTHONY PUCCIO DOUGLAS RAHN DARLENE RAISBECK GLADYS RICH 24 MARVIN RICHARDSON ROBERT RICHTER RANDY RIEMAN KRISTINE ROBSON MICHAEL ROGERS MARY ROHR KATHLEEN RUSSELL LAURIE SACKS STEVEN DOUGLAS SASSO SANDOW STEVEN SAUER JANE SCHAUB SHERRY SCHEEL 25 GLORIA SCHELLIN ANN SCHNEIDER BERNARD SCHMELZER MICHAEL SCHOTT RICHARD SEITZ SHARON SHELTON MARSHALL SLAGHT PAUL SCHWENGEL SCOTT SCULLION 26 DENNIS SMITH FRANK SMITH LAURA SMITHSON WILLIAM SOUDER NICOLAS SPATOLA EDWARD SPRAGUE THERESA STEWART MARY ELLEN STOFFELS 27 WILLARD STOLEN DEBORAH STONE RICHARD STEVEN PATRICK MARY STUESSY SWITZKY TAGLJE THOLO RICHARD JUDITH PATRICIA THOMPSON TIFFT TREINEN STEVEN URSO ’’CHIP” VAN ABEL GAY WYNN VAN RAALTE CAROL VANT ALFRED VERDIN BRUCE VICTOR 28 BERNARD VICTORIANNE GREGORY VIRNIG MARY VITALE CARLA VOGT JUDITH VOSS RICHARD VOWLES JANICE WAGNER MICHAEL WEAVER MARIE WESTRA LUCINDA WHEELER MARILYN WARDLE MICHAEL WARREN BARBARA WASHBURN 29 GLENN JAN JEAN DuWAYNE WIERSMA WILKE WILKE WILLIAMS JANE WILLIAMS PEGGY ROSE WILLIAMS WILLIAMS JOSEPH WILSON JOHN WINNER EDWIN WIRKA PAUL WONG AMY WOOD BEATRICE YOUNG 30 f-fowu Page The following seniors merit commendation as examples of the quality that Central-University can produce. .. v JOHN ALLHISER’s abilities were recognized through the Elks’ Youth Leadership Contest and Optomist Youth Week. A member of National Honor Society, he attended Badger Boys' State. DIANA CAPACIO, MCU’s delegate to Girls’ State, was its entry in the Elks' Most Valuable Student Contest. She is a member of NHS. DAN DOYLE, Honorary Captain of the Debate Team, attended Boys’ State and received a National Merit Letter of Commendation. BETTY HARRIS also received National Merit Commendation and a journalism award as a senior. While a junior she joined NHS and took part in the Optomist Youth Week. MARTA HOLMGREN, also recognized by Optomist Youth Week, won the Central Betty Crocker and DAR Good Citizenship Awards. As a junior she entered the Elk's Youth Leadership contest and was elected to NHS. SUSAN KINNE, a member of NHS, won the Shaw Essay Prize, the American Legion Oratory Contest, and the Elks' Youth Leadership Contest. A Girls' State Alternate, she participated in the Herferth Speaking Contest and was a National Merit Finalist. Natio ud Memo Society John Allhiser Diana Capacio Lee Feierabend Betty Harris Marta Holmgren Susan Kinne PAUL WONG received a National Merit Commendation and the Bausch and Lomb Science Medal, and was named McPhycheon Scholar . Roger Peckham A1 Verdin Richard Vowles Senior activities follow-junior high section 31 Morning kindergarten Shorewood School 1954 The Class of 1966: from this... through twelve years, Central-University, and sundry amusements, ... to this 32 UNDERCLASSMEN Juicta OfUfcm LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Harris, Vice-President; Diane Bystol, Secretary; Nick Lon-iello, President. JtUtXO'tS . • . Like subproducts, the members of the junior class are not complete in their education or in personal formation. While definite individuals, they will undergo further changes in the last stage of their experience at Central-University, and through this will they be shaped. Thcrcsc Accardo Tom Aldrich Eileen Allen Mary Allhiser Andy Apple Bruce Applegate Charles Asmuth Wayne Baron Claire Bean Ann Becker Vicki Blaska Susan Bonjour Jeana Bonura Sara Bonura Larry Bordner Lynn Borgatta Terry Brady Sue Brockctt Lynn Brophy Alfred Brown Donna Brown Bill Bruegger Steve Bruns John Burchctte Dianne Bystol Gretchen Cairo Bruce Candlin Ron Capacio John Carter Laurie Caruso Perry Chrisco Mike Clark James Clifcom Sandi Cnare Linda Collins Wayne Comstock Mike Connery Scott Cramer Robert Craven Vincy Cuccia 35 Marcia Cuff Mike Currie Duan Damron Frances Dawson Karen Dawson Georgia Deegan Paul Dees Dottie Denson Mike Dewey Joe DiMaggio Rosannc DiMartino Tom DiPiazza Virginia Doucette Connie Downs Jim Doyle Dcbby Duncan Judy Ebcrline John Elsing Linda Everson Earl Farr Timm Fchrman Jim Feierabcnd Tom Fields Therese Finn Bonnie Fish Mary Fraust Candy Full wood Eddncta Geiger Maria Gianquinlo Scott Giese Cindy Godding Jim Goldsby Cheryll Gray Bonnie Grecnwald Dennis Grundahl Virginia Gurskc Dave Guzman Rita Haag Jean Hahn Mary Lou Hall 36 Sidney Hargrove Zelwanda Harper Jackie Harrington Charlene Harris Nancy Henes Bonnie Henriksen Linda High Rick Hoerz Marie Homung Pamela Horton Joe Howley George Hughes Janine Hur Mike Imhoff Bob Ishmael Sidney Iwanter Bill Johnson Mose Johnson Russ Judd Margo Kanvik Daniel Kasinski Connie Kearns John Kelly Doris Kcmmercr Mary Kennedy JoAnn Kinder Delores Kjin Joe Klassy Jim Klinkner Shelby Knutsen Mark Kopelberg Mary Kowing Mike Ko7icki Jeff Kundert Jeannae Lamore Don Larson Sharon Leary Jim Licari Dawn Lindloff Nick Lonicllo 37 Jim Lynaugh Sue Maiale Ed Manuel Regina Masino Stephanie Mathy Ellyn Mayer Bev Mazursky Maureen McGilligan Barbara McConnell Peggy Mead Chris Merlin Pam Meuer Danny Mcyscmbourg Jim Miller Lynn Miller Keith Minash Mike Minash Ted Mita Arlene Mitchell Kathy Mooney Tom Morgan Josephine Namio Sonja Newton Norma Noll Janice Norton Patricia Notes Greg Oliva Jean Oros Kurt Osborn BUI Paltz Richard Parisi Marc Paskin Barb Patterson Mike Patton Rozanne Pctratta Sherry Picdiscalzzi Terry Piediscalzzi Jackie Pierce Thomas Poppa Greg Prevas 38 Susan Prouty Mary Pullara Bette Pulver Steve Rahn Kip Rasmussen Silvia Reese Steve Reynolds Dave Rohner Kathy Rohr Elisa Rosas Herbert Roth Mike Rounds Mary Rowe Richard Ruland Debby Sample Tom Sanderson Jan Schiro Rita Schmidt Chuck Schlatter Pete Schlicht Sue Schott Toni Schuchardt Bernice Schuch Gloria Schultz Kay Schutz Elaine Seldal Roberta Shivers Linda Shoemaker Kay Shrivcr Maureen Smith Bob Snell Tom Spengler Kathy Statz Tom Stevens Cindy Stone Roger Strobel Card Strother Barbara Swenson Craig Tappen Sue Teasdale 39 John Tcrzich Margaret Thompson Jim Toebaas Paul Tofte Robert Tongc Linda Vahldieck Karel Vlasak Roger Waggoner Susan Wagner Franklin Ward Kathy Wardle Royston Wardle Eugene Washington Jon Wheeler Sonja White Etta Whitford Mary Williams Rosetta Williams Laurie Wilson Linda Wipperfurth 40 NOT PICTURED Aberle, Deborah Aldridge, Charles Berg, Ruth Betts, David Boshcrs, Robert Bowers, David Bruns, Steven M. Burke, Jeni Callahan, Mark Chadwick, Gary Chinault, Philena Crary, Thomas Daanc, Dennis Davis, Barbara Due 11, Carol Elmendorf, William Emordino, Linda Fox, Gerry Gassen. Frank Gilpatrick, Rick Goglio, Robert Hagness, William Hanson, JoAnn Henderson, Edwin Hughes, Thomas Ingrahm, Charles Isaacson, Connie Jenkins, Shirley Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Russ Justiliano, James Kocher, Cynthia Koehler, Tim Kosinski, Daniel Kruger, Dennis Larson, Gary Lauck, Bruce Lengyel, Mary Lynch, Cheryl Malas, Lynn Mane sis, Pete Manson, Betty Marr, Kenneth Mead, James Meddings, Mike Muehleman, Ed Musi 11ami. John Nechkash, Jerome Needham, Steven O'Dea, Kathy Olson, Lawrence Opheim, Harold Osborn, Eugene Pa hi, Douglas Pasqualetto, Matteo Paxton. Carl Piediscalzzi, Sherry-Poppa. Tom Prince, Vicki Rodriguez, Rita Rogers. Margaret Rosinsky, Ralph Schaller. Paul Schwartz. Richard Seaquist, Mary Shelton, Bonita Shelton, Sharon Smith, Gerald Smith, Marie Frances Smith, Mary Smith, Patricia Sperry. Dennis Sweet, Dick Tallard, Patty Tappcn, Scot Taylor, Wendy Varsos, Susan Vitale, Joseph Waller, Danny Warneckc. JoAnn Warwick, Wayne Werner, Martha Wiese. Kathy Zanoya, Mike Zanoya, Richard We can do even mower for Central! 41 Qof ho ie Ohfa ts LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Caliva Secretary Dan Williams President Linda Wahlin Vice-President have much to see and go through in their two remaining years at Central-University. They have reached a first stage of development, primary products of their new environment--and its continued influence can be expected to shape them more. 42 Tony Abbott Gerri Allen Bob Andrew Rodney Annen Valerie Applegate Mark Aubut Nicki Audini James Barry Ross Beckett Sylvia Beiler Samuel Beld Tom Bcncll Glen Bennett James Bennett Christine Bcrgstedt Nancy Bible Jennie Blazek Vicki Boesel Connie Bowes Judy Boyd Bill Bright Barry Brown Craig Brunsell Sally Buckner Larry Buege Greg Burr Barbara Burrington Judy Byrns Cathy Caliva Michael Carey Mary Carter Tim Caruso Dan Coster Eva Chang Maida Cimino Susan Conlin Delores Conway Robert Coon Tim Corcoran Melinda Coughlin 43 Pamela Craven Gerald Crary Pat Crimmins Carol Dahl John Daniel Dianne Darnutzer Vicki Davis Ken Deakman Don Dees Nancy DiMartino Mike DiSalvo Dennis DiSalvo Patty Dokken John Doucette Linda Drake Sheila Doyle Richard Eberhardt Jim Eberline James Elvord Deborah Erdman Jackie Erdman Delores Evcnson Ray Falci Jack Fasel Kathy Fcdele Dcbby Fell and Jim Fields Karla Fingerson Bonnie Forrer Larry Friedland Marilyn Friska Roger Gasdorf Bob Gemon Ted Gervasi Randy Giesc Judy Gile Donn Gladstone Sam Grignano Jean Guastella Beverly Haas 44 Tamaki Haase Pal Hammer Mary Lou Hansen Bob Harris Dennis Hegge Cindy Helleckson Greg Hennen Peggy Henshaw Yvonne Hesterly Judy Hierlmeier Pat Hierlmeier Ted Hillestad Mary Hoffman Phinis Horton Dennis Hoven Dorothy Hufnagcl Vickie Hughes Sue Hur Jerry Imhoff Leonard Ivan Willie James Lynn Jeffcott Becky Johnson Candy Johnson Gary Johnson Gerald Johnson Jim Johnson Shirley Johnson Tom Jordce Judy Judd Carol Kaether Debby Kennedy Steve Kilian Donna Kjin Linda Klinger Bob Knudtson Tom Koehler Andrea Krasno Linda Kregar Mike Kukawica 45 Randy Lee Kathleen MacMillan Mary Maloney Carolyn Marshall Bruce Marvin Nicki Masino Tom Masino Jackie Matthews Donna McConnell Pat McGlynn Leo McMahon Diane Meicher Jane Meicher Rick Merlin Brian Meuer Dianne Meyer Janet Meyer Tom Meyer Sue Middleton Kathy Millard Carol Montalto Kathy Moore Daniel Mulhall Mac Musi 11 ami Robert Nechkash David Needham Lynn Neitzel Keith Nicol Lee Anna Olson Scarlett Parsons Andrew Pasqualetto Una Patton Jim Paulson Wallace Pavlue Deanna Pedracine Robert Pharo Daniel Phetteplace Sheri Pope Roger Powers Rita Quackenbcss 46 Jim Ranzcn Don Rasmussen Chris Reddick Phyllis Revels Doug Roberts Mary Ross Jim Roth Sharon Rotter Nancy Ruland Debby Sauer Pam Schicfelbein Jill Schiro John Schmelzer Diane Schneider Bob Schumacher Bruce Scott Janet Scott Jim Scullion Robert Seaquist David Seldal Allan Shands Steve Sharratt Ed Shinnick Annie Marie Smith Craig Smith Jon Smith Eric Somers Linda Spatola David Sperry Kathy Sprague Rick Statz Dick Steeper Jean Stevens Jim Stevenson Jane Stevenson Pam Stewart Joy Storkson Jackie Strassman Pat Styles Barb Sweet 47 Ann Thcel Brian Thompson Susan Thompson Theresa Thomson Jackie Thousand Rick Tierman Christine Tilker Mike Vahdieck Rhonda Vogt Andy Volk Joe Vultaggio Linda Wahlin Steve Waldron Terry Waller Leonard Washington Roslyn Washington Mary Weaver David Wheeler Linda Wilcox Dan Williams Nancee Wfpperfurth Jean Wolff Levi Wood Nancy Wright Kristine Younger David Zehner 48 NOT PICTURED Anderson, Jeff Arnold, Jerry Barr, James Bednar, Thomas Beranek, William Boger, Roger Bohn, Patricia Bongard, Michael Brown, Brenda Buchanan, Linda Campbell, Mike Capacio, Dennis Chow, Doonnging Connery, Pat Dubenske, David Endres, Mark Haider-Obaidy, Alla Hammond, Wayne Harris, Shelley Hauser, John Henderson, Willie Holton, Michael Hoover, Ray Hydanus, Julie Johnston, Scott Jordan, John Keating, Jim Keating, Robert Kelly Shcigagh Key Christopher Krause, Gary Labombarbe, John Langiois, Joseph Lengyel, Barbara Lorch, Dennis Meyer, Linda Moore, Shirley Morgan, Linda Neeley, James Nevel, Ronald Noyes, Richard Parker, Sue Peck, Barbara Rynes, Patrick Sabroff, Mike Sartin, James Schwarz, Mayvis Spatola, Christopher Stapelman, Gerri Stewart, Mark Tifft, James Titley, William Triggs, Theresa Tyrer, Barbara Vultaggio, Mary Wolfe, Ann Wrigh , Jeffrey Yancey, Donald 49 50 Stage 2: Acfroifees Stage i: Acaete xc$ Stages 3: Sfxwix SCHOOL LIFE . . . the most important aspect of a high school, are in a sense the first stage of the reaction it works in us. In classes, the medium, and with teachers, the catalysts, of this process, what seem narrow studies can acquire a broader and more lasting significance through techniques learned. It is a realization of these broadened applications, and a use of modern methods to attain them, that characterizes our laboratory school. Clinton Barter Assistant Principal With the explosion of knowledge in the world today, no pupil can hope to leam more than a foundation in each area he studies. His major responsibility is to learn how to learn, to develop the skills necessary to leam and an interest in learning. This means that schools must meet the needs of each pupil according to his abilities. Pupils must learn by educating themselves. This can best be done by using a variety of approaches to education: large group instruction to save time and eliminate duplication; small group instruction to develop individual expression, analysis and reaction; and independent study to develop personal responsibility and study habits. This year we have taken an additional step in this direction. The use of the Auditorium as a Learning Center, the Cafeteria as a Commons, more emphasis on independent study, and an honor system for all pupils has encouraged students to accept responsibility for their own education. Our work with the University of Wisconsin has made it possible for us to conduct many of these experiments in education. Florence Crook Helen Cloyd Judy Riddle Senior High Office Ardith Morben Junior High Office William Marsh Principal Jon Lokensgard Intern Principal 52 QuidowCfy Robert Meyer Central-University's Guidance Program serves students' emotional, educational, and vocational needs through individual and group contacts. Typical activities include helping students to draw up semester programs, to learn more about their strengths and weaknesses, to plan post-high school education, to improve study procedures, and to select a vocation. Central's affiliation with the University provides more time and funds for guidance related research and experimentation. It also results in Central having more than the usual number of UW graduate students in Guidance serving on the staff. Jack Naughton Director R. 1: William Jones Robert Mewberg R. 2: A1 Spilde Ray Schwoegler Tony Pulvermacher Cora Podell Secretary Mary Locb Special Education Jack Naughton Director Eleanor Bowden Librarian 53 Peter Christiansen Ronald Schenck The past two years have seen two major changes in the teaching of math. The first, individual work, involves acceleration; four seniors are taking calculus on the Hill and several sophomores are working independently. The second trend is toward rc-organi2ation; an attempt has been made to group classes according to ability. Next year should see complete grouping... The advent of independent study has had repercussions in science as much as any. Individual work in any of the physical sciences is encouraged in the Advanced Science class, a program which will be continued next year if there is sufficient interest. 1966-67 will also see substantial improvement in the Physical Science course which, with existing chemistry and PSSC physics, aims at providing a solid base in these fields. 54 Paul Dcrose £acjfo$ft Elizabeth Ritzmann Helene Ceorgalan Richard Schurman Ann Eschenbach One unusual characteristic of the English Department's expanding program is its age—the use of team teaching, for instance, has been developing for ten years. The impetus added by Central's new role has intensified this, extending it to greater use of tapes, interns, and independent study, reinforcing the philosophy of rational experimentation. MCU's 11th grade required speech class, unique in the city, the televising of some classes to the UVV, and University financed research by teachers are but three more facets of this program. Marie Gamess Elizabeth Reinartz Marguerite Hasse NOT PICTURED: Pamela Kriger 55 L wguocjes A well-organized language program, making use of small classes at lower levels, new texts, and the latest equipment, is general throughout the city. Central benefits from these programs in French, German, Spanish and Latin, and has enlarged upon them in some areas, examples being the use of new text materials in the 1st and 2nd German classes and the French V class the first of its kind in the city (now being taught elsewhere). The emphasis of the department is on modem ideas, among them the concepts that more than two years of language is vital and that of the use of independent study, and upon modem equipment such as tapes, records, and the language laboratory. Lucile Reid French Elizabeth Eiseman French Joseph Mason Spanish Betty Atkins Latin Leona Kuster German 56 QocioJb Otudfes Social studies seem to be specially flexible regarding use of time and facilities, and the department is utilizing this fact as much as possible. Team teaching, with variations on the large group-small group theme, is widely used. Independent study, linked to this, and specialized classes such as Russian History (the city's first such class) are establishing interschool and interdepartmental contacts and using the University's resources where possible, bringing a broader study of history. Alfred Colucci Carl Krog Snuta. . . Bcda Mackin As no history student can help noticing, two television cameras stare down on him in Room 321. Little does he probably know what they observe. These cameras serve a closed circuit to the English and Social Studies Methodology and Educational Psychology classes at die University, in which presentation and student reaction are analyzed. Their different past uses--including broadcasts of rigged class scenes--may be expanded to encompass making video-tapes of teaching to be used in training and improving teachers. Mr. Colucci demonstrates that it is as blessed to transmit (ABOVE) as to receive (RIGHT). Wayne Kelliher Clinton Barter 57 NOT PICTURED: Richard Bcrge Stephanie Henriksen Foremost among MCU's exciting courses is Mr. Everard's three-year-old brainchild, Allied Arts. Of Wisconsin High origin, in its two years at Central this unique class has blended art and music history with its historical context, liberally spiced with field trips to Chicago, guest lecturers and performers, and other sidelights, and has received nationwide publicity. This year, in further expansion, normal audiovisual materials have been supplemented with a tape recorder in the Learning Center for individual study, for a more knowledgeable student. Larry Evcrard U.U$fo Independent study, a practice now being introduced into many departments for the first time, is far from new to music students. The traditional methods of teaching band, orchestra, chorus and choir consist of both large group and small group instruction, cn masse and in sectionals, utilizing individual teaching as much as possible. The use of tapes and records, especially in choir, is quite usual. The department's approach, while seemingly unchanged is actually quite contemporary. Darleen McCormick Thomas Buchhauser 58 Ronald Rockow Inez Dieckhoff PfujStCoU' B uCCdZOiv BuSlmMS Bdu jCdiOiv Although not radical, the Business Education plunged bravely into a new experiment this year--teaching additional numbers of ten-thumbed students how to type during the O hour Personal Typing class now offered in addition to regular courses. Luella Collins Mary Ryan Renae Humburg One new, lucrative, and rather well-known project made its debut in some girls' Phy. Ed. classes this year. Known as the Ryan Fund, it collects five cents from each gum-chewer caught in the act, and thanks to unbending enforcement, it is doing well. Robert Harris Harold Rooney 59 Shifts in emphasis, new areas of study, and imaginative use of audiovisual materials have characterized the last few years in the Home Ec department. A pacing of material, concentrating on skills during the ninth through eleventh grades, and orienting students toward a survey course in the last three semesters, has lead to the introduction of new topics—Marriage and Family Living, for instance, now comprises a large part of the twelfth grade study. Slide projectors and filmstrip viewers (as Miss Roberts demonstrates above) have also enlarged areas covered by facilitating small group work. Presentations, once recorded, can be used at any time, leaving the instructor free to give individual help. The result of these changes is a Home Economics course fully relevant to modem life. Dianne Danielson I iiduStiioA Vtfe Harold Carlson At MCU mixed-grade Industrial Arts classes have been oriented toward preparing each student for a college or non-college career through personal help from the teacher. In a sense aspects of the Title I program can be seen in the philosophy that special skills, necessary today, arc a result of more independent work, dictated by student interest, and of help, freely given. In the eight Industrial Arts courses this is not a new idea—but the past year has brought a better understanding of how to put it into practice. Rich Bennett 60 Lee Ackley NOT PICTURED Mrs. Joan Brignano Edward Colbert Employment Orientation Industrial Arts Title I is probably the most exciting of the educational experiments going on at Central this year. Financed by a Federal grant, it centers around the needs of the career-bound student by providing him with individualized instructions, counseling and guidance and employment orientation for later employment. Any of the forty tenth and eleventh graders in Title I share some classes--homeroom, phy. ed. , an elective—with all students. The remainder of his program, including English, social studies, reading, employment orientation, home economics or industrial arts, is taught by the Title I teachers. Throughout the program many first hand experiences arc provided, including field trips and resource persons. Next year, with the first twelfth grade class, a work-study plan will be added, permitting the student to work while attending school. In this way, the graduating senior would have the employment orientation and work experience in addition to his general education program. This idea, of developing student skills in all areas, is an integral part of the experimental theory of education. Mary Cefalu English and Social Studies 61 62 BegUuung. . 63 Qtuudmb comprise the second of the three stages in the high school reaction. While perhaps trivial in the broad view, within the high school context they serve as another molding force, developing skills, stimulating transient or lasting interests, and providing a base for responsibility. Activities change us, subtilely or dramatically--and they too have their place in the laboratory school. 64 Cou tCt l E CuttU Co Uuitfe John Allhiser President Diana Capacio Secretary Mary Allhiser Treasurer Nick Loniello Vice-President Carolyn Houston Secretary Dan Doyle Parliamentarian Miss Ritzmann Mr. Colucci Advisors In keeping with traditions of student government, the Student Council of MCU has played active roles in adjusting to the new system and in sampling and voicing student opinion on Central's closing. Projects, the successful operation of the Commons, and the co-hosting of the District V Convention were major activities. In capsule, the intention of this year's council was to encourage more action and interest from students through more effective organization within the group. John Allhiser 65 John Allhiser President f- o nteco Ki tg This year's Homecoming, Pages of the Past, was hailed as one of the most successful in die history' of Central homecomings. The festivities of October 8 and 9, including and Aud program, a reception for faculty and alumni, a bonfire, the football game, halftime festivities, and the dance, were the result of great effort on the part of the Homecoming Committee, which is actually a group of sub-committees supervised by the general and subchairmen. Each controls a separate phase of the program: reception, program, publicity, field, stage, and court. Betty Harris Chairman Pep MCU Forever! -the motto of Pep Committee this year--represents the devotion and school spirit that the group promoted through posters, rallies, and transportation to out-of-town games. The co-chairmen of this crew were impressed by the response of the student body shown by loud and loyal cheering at the games and raliiesaswell as the more subtle devotion one can feel by talking to any one of Central's students. Just ask 'em! Susan Brockett Debi Garner Co-Chairmen l-lohdcuj This year Holiday Committee decorated the halls with wreaths, stained glass windows, balloons, and a Hanukkah display for Christmas. It also conducted a drive to get ornaments for the two trees in the hall, and got lights for them. Holiday is also in charge of MCU's Dress-Up Day. Next year should be even more successful. Diane Bystol Chairman 66 FiaftitCfi This year's Finance Committee. with an active membership of 25, has had charge of 6 basketball and football post game dances, in addition to sponsoring the Fall Mixer with Social Committee during the first week of school. 'Basin Street', this year's Midwinter Dance, was also a joint effort of Finance and Social Committees. Peg Williams Chairman Woy$ AU PA. CW The goal of Ways and Means is to provide funds for two $100 scholarships offered by Student Council at the end of the year to a couple of graduating seniors. One year-long project for this purpose is the operation of a paperback bookstand which this year is located in the rear of the Aud. A second moneymaking activity for the committee is the selling of stationery and name labels. Short-term projects include selling pep-buttons and assisting at one of the Teachers' Conventions for which the group is paid a clerk's fee. Jane Koplow Chairman Cocial The major job of Social Committee this year was to sponsor two dances. The first, Sing-Sing Swing, was a mixer, and the second was Midwinter where Social collaborated with Finance. Though the committee's activities were limited, it has worked hard to provide students with the opportunity to get together and have a good time. Marta Holmgren Chairman 67 A. F. £. The American Field Service is a nation-wide organization which strives for peace and brotherhood through the exchange of students between countries. The Central AFS committee is a Student Council committee set up to finance AFSers and to make them feel at home in their new and different environment. Cathy Burrows Chairman C. f. c. The Central Improvement Committee, known commonly as CIC, carries on various service projects during the year. The committee sells milk at lunch, making a steady profit, and conducts an annual old-clothes drive for charity, in addition to periodically painting and repainting wastebaskets to brighten Central's halls. Virginia Burley Chairman LMbAiul R)um L Though the membership is small this job is an important one. The members each work for a week in the office after school. The girl in charge checks the articles in the Lost and Found, returns those with identification, and helps anyone finding or losing something. In January the Lost and Found held its semester sale. At this time all articles not claimed were sold. Karen Meucr Chairman 68 XwjdbQM: fiM QewiCto Walk together, talk together, 0 ye people of the earth; Then and only shall ye have peace. Through the American Field Service, 3,085 foreign students from 59 countries were brought to the United States this year to study in high schools. As a result I am here at Central--about 15. 000 miles from my home in Prachuabkirikhan, Thailand, which is surrounded by mountains and the ocean. I used to think that I would be lonely and homesick in America, but on the contrary when I came I found the friendliest people that I have ever met. Everywhere I go in school, even in class and study hall, people stop and say 'Hi' to me. It makes me proud and happy. This is not because I am a foreign student but because I share the students' responsibilities, likes, and dislikes. When I go back to my country in July I will feel very sad that I have to leave everything behind—it makes me saddest when 1 realize that in a short time there will be no more Central, the school I have studied in during my year in America. Certainly there are some gifts that I will take home but the most valuable and important tiling I will take with me is the understanding and the friendship that will last forever. Nuntachai ( Charlie ) Peansanong Being an AFS student is the most marvelous experience one can have. Here wc come, young people from all over the world, full of curiosity, eager to observe and learn. Being able to share a year with an American family puts us in contact with the intimate aspects of your life; the luggage we take home is composed of friendship, love, and understanding for the United States. For a while we were a part of America; forever we will keep the impressions we got and the lessons we learned. Even though today we have the most modem ways of communication, we still maintain a lack of contact between peoples and nations and this is the most important aspect of AFS--the approximation of culture by young people. It's just great to be here! How wonderful was the first snow, the spectacle of the colorful trees; how much fun to watch football games (even without understanding them), to try (without success) to dance, to go tobogganing on a cold winter night or to cheer for Central at basketball games! I found the life in American school very exciting, so many activities, clubs, games; we get so close together that way! You can't imagine how much I enjoyed being at Central, feeling like all of you. I was very fortunate in living with such a marvelous family, the Samples, that really knew how to make this year completely happy and unforgettable for me. The Samples: Mr. Sample, Greg, Mrs. Sample, Claudia Dutra, Pete; Debby, Joan, Phoebe. This time 1 spent with you was much more than a simple year, it was a whole life, replete with new sensations and wonderful experiences. My best thanks to all of you. 69 Claudia Dutra C H hj Couwfce v The Candy Counter began operating under difficulties this year. It was moved near the Gym to accommodate the lunch-eaters, which made it impossible to sell candy after school, and lack of storage space made it necessary to purchase a metal cabinet, which threw us into the hole. It took us a few months to establish a profit, but the Candy Counter was able to get back on its feet. Rozanne Petratta Chairman All-Central, a general service committee, concerned itself primarily with Dad's Night, a program for the fathers of the football team. The group is also responsible for the third floor bulletin board, and is trying to put up the Big 8 pennants which have been three years coming. Mary Ellen Stoffels Chairman U06f)iiCbfofy It is the duty of a Hospitality Committee member to give information to guests coming into Central. A student is assigned to sit at the information desk in front of the Aud ready to receive visitors. A new student is assigned for each period of the school day. In this way the members can study and still perform a service to the school. Darlene Raisbeck Chairman 70 U.0 Uo«ufcw£ Jtuu W f- ig[i U MutfV1$ Book EycA ig UoKtfcvis Everybody has seen a monitor--in the office, the library, or the book exchange--and almost everybody is affected by their work in some way. When your overdue book notice, book fine notice, or blue card comes, you can be sure that the services performed by these girls had something to do with them. 71 THE MADISON MIRROR MadUon C«nl r I-Cnlver lty High School 200 Wisconsin Avenue Published fourteen times a year by Campus Printing Co. — Betty Harris . Cathy Burrows Laura Smithson _ Diane Harder __ Peg Williams Barb Washburn Editor-in-chief------------------------------------------------- News Editor-------------------------------.—.—------------------ Feature Editor...................................... . ---- Associate Editor ----------------------------------------------- News Briefs Editor-----------------------------—---------------- Advertising Manager--------------------------.------------------ Reporters____________________Andy Apple. Sandy Bennett, Joann Bennett, Barry Brown, Cathie Bruner. Sally Buckner, Sue Buckner. Virginia Burley. Sue Crumpton, Linda Drake. Jill Oasdorf, Eddnlta Geiger. Bonnie Oreenwald, Rita Haag. Chris Merlin, Kathy Mooney. Betty Olsen, Laurie Sacks. Jan Schlro, Kay Shrlver. Dick Sweet, Linda Vahldleck. Sonja White. Jane Koplow. Susan Klnne. Coleen O'Brien Advertising Staff____________________ Mary Pullara, Bonnie Oreenwald, Laurie Sacks Typists______________________________- Betty Olsen. Jill Gasdorf Advisor_____________________________________ ._______________________Mr. Schurman Business advisor ..._________________________________________________ Mrs. Dleckhoff Junior High advisor ............—— ---------------------------------------- Mrs. Ellis Mirror room ------------------------------------------------—--------------Room 300 Betty Harris--a Mirror image Mr. Schurman and friends hard at work. The Madison Mirror is Central-University's own newspaper and is published fourteen times per school year. The Mirror has been in existence for almost fifty years. Few students who are not involved in its publication realize how much hard work goes into creating their newspaper. Hard work on the part of the staff and its advisor is required from the point assignments are given out until the finished product is distributed to the Central students in homerooms. The Mirror strives to be an informative but entertaining publication, and looks with pride on its years of service to Madison High, Central High, and now Madison Central-University. 72 Betty Harris Editor-in-Chief Susan Kinnc Tft Tyctake iolui Editors: Susan Kinne Jim Molbreak Seniors: Amy Wood Mary Tholo Juniors: Sue Crumpton Sophomores: Susan Debs Activities: Susan Brockett Sports: Card Strother Junior High: Sandi Cnare Ads: Janine Hur Advisor: Miss Pesola Pictures: Paul Schwengel Dick Babler Chris Krogh Jim Molbreak A yearbook should do more than crucify a school's students and faculty upon the printed page. Therefore in an informal manner the Tychoberahn has sought not only to record but to enlarge upon the events of the year, setting them in the personal perspective of a very few people. This is a subjective view of Central-University, true--but who can be objective about an institution which shapes him in so many ways? To us, this school is an educational laboratory, and hence it is from this point of view that we present this year at Central. SK JM Miss Pesola Amy Wood Mary Tholo Sue Crumpton Susan Debs Susan Brockett Card Strother Sandi Cnare Janine Hur 73 pt tcfi Chb French Club started its year with election of Candi Fullwood, secretary, Laurie Sacks, program chairman, and myself, president. We try to acquaint French students with different aspects of French life, and started off, through their stomachs, with an Epiphany celebration, complete with cake, king, and queen. We also planned a trip to Chicago's Art Institute to see a Matisse exhibit. Virginia Burley President CM) The German Club meets regularly once a month. A variety of programs, including films, German card games, singing and skits, are presented. In November the Folks-Fair in Milwaukee is visited by a bus full of German Students. In May the annual picnic is held complete with Brats and Gemutlichkeit. Mrs. Kuster Advisor Latin Chib Latin Club hopes, by its divereified program, to help its members obtain a better understanding of the Latin people, their history, and their culture. The Latin club officers are: Consuls (pres. ), Nick Loniello and Kathy Goff; Scriba (sec. ), Melinda Coughlin; Curule aedile (treas. ), La Verne Johnson; and Program Chairman, Jean Guastclla. Mrs. Atkins Advisor 74 P. T. A. Debate MCU’s daring and dynamic debaters have finished a second successful year of tournament competition. The A team, consisting of Jim Cartwright and Dan Doyle, affirmative, and Susan Kinnc and Dave Gaebler, negative, narrowly missed qualifying for the State Tournament after winning their Regional competition. Rick Somers, Levi Wood, Bill Hagness and other 'B' team members gained experience for next year as all worked at tournaments. Mrs. Ccorgalan, the hard-working coach, hopes for another good year to follow. Dan Doyle Honorary Captain Tire purpose of Future Teachcis of America is to acquaint students with the field of education from a teacher's point of view. This year the club sponsored a pop sale at the fall play and a post-game dance to get funds for a $100 scholarship. Officers: Monsine DiSalvo, Marcia Bartholomew, Delores Kjin, Kathy Russell. Sandy Bennett President EkdtiCiOMS The main purpose of the Club is to train old and new members in the operation of school equipment, including the lighting board, movie projectors, and tape recorders. This year the Club set up a system for testing and classifying the members in first, second, third, and fourth classes. This system is based on how much a member knows how to operate. Also, for the first time in the group's history the constitution was amended to permit girls to become members. The 1965-66 officers were: Lee Feierabend, Vice-President, Bruce Orchard, Secretary, and Dave Gladstone, Dispatcher. John Carter President 75 U$lim This year the Ushers' Club has been very active in keeping order at all home football and basketball games. We are sure that most MCU students attending these functions have noticed us doing our duty in our festive black ushers' jackets. We are thankful for the students' co-operation and their display of good behavior. Steve Sasso President Our main function in Usherettes is to help keep school activities organized. We serve gs hostesses, helping people to find seats, passing out programs, and collecting tickets. We assist at Go To School Night , concerts, plays, and the SWEA Teachers' Convention (we are paid 75$ an hour, one third of which goes to the group for scholarships given to seniors in June). Our other duties arc done at PTA and school auditorium programs. All of these functions are done under the guidance and supervision 'of our advisor, Miss Hasse. Shirley Imhoff President Qk CCut In its first active year, Ski Club took a semester-break trip to Indianhead, Michigan. Despite -3S° weather, we had a good time. Plans were made for other trips. In this way Ski Club has tried to carry out its purpose of giving those who don't get a chance to take trips a better opportunity to ski. On the whole our club has been very successful. Bink Stolen President 76 Wt-Y Unlike most fraternities, the Central Hi-Y is open to anyone who represents the ideals of tire club. Hi-Y is a service organization that devotes some time each year to helping the community. Also our club tries to bring guys from each class together to get to know one another and have fun! I'd say that fun and the accomplishment felt after completing a service project are the backbone of this club. A1 Verdin President Karen Dawson Marsha Bartholomew Charlene Barb Jane Nancy Diane Hartis Swenson Williams Krasno Bystol This year the varsity cheerleading squad was made up of four seniors and four juniors, with two senior alternates. Win or lose, MCU teams always had at least ten faithful rooters to back them, and ten lusty voices always lead the Toast at home and away. Now the seniors sadly end their chcerleading career, while the juniors hope to make it next year. Nancy Krasno Captain Conni Berray Linda Fix Qopko 0 £ Cathy Burrows Cathy Caliva Betty Hiermeier Shirley Patty Eva Diane Jacque Johnson Dokken Chang Meicher Thousand 77 PAGES OF THE PAST f-fCUwfi HutitCj 1 965 The Homecoming weekend opened with the presentation of the Court in the Aud... 78 Next day, with work completed, the game against Janesville brought defeat but no disorder. English came in for punishment as the floats paraded at halftime. Some partisan seniors called the judges stinkers” when Homerooms 417 and 425 won the senior float contest by claiming We'll scent 'em home. The parade of the Court and a fireworks display climaxed the halftime ceremonies more formally.... And following the game, students returned to the YMCA for the Hi-Y sponsored Homecoming Dance, led by the 1965 Court of Honor. R. 1: Cathy Burrows, Nancy Krasno, Diana Capacio, Betty Harris, Marta Holmgren. Nancy Hibma, Angie Loniello. R. 2: A1 Verdin, Dave Orvold, Rich Bennett, Bill Bissett, Pat Corcoran, Dave Melum, Bob Cemeglia, Bruce Victor, Bill Nelson. Ed Sprague. NOT PICTURED: Joe Moyer. 79 80 Basov Qtmt 1 966 Despite the usual financial loss, the pervasive atmosphere made the dance a general success. The annual Midwinter Dance, a joint effort of the Social and Finance Committees of student Council, took as its theme ’ Basin Street”. Music was provided by Bill and the Bachelors--we are to Id--how 'bout it, Bill? 81 T cJtOu£ Oj'Tti6 August 1 00 1 jU Cost Directed by Miss Marie Garness Sakini . . . Col. Purdy . . Capt. Fisby . • Lotus Blossom . Sgt. Gregovitch Miss Higa Jiga. Capt. McLean. Old Woman . . Her daughter . Old Man . . . Mr. Hokaida . Mr. Onura . . Mr. Sumata . Mr. Keora . . Mr. Oshira . . Mr. Seiko . . Ladies' League. Dancers Lady Astor .........................Ted Mita ........................Bill Stolen ...................Hall Masterson .....................Tamaki Haase ........................Bruce Olson ........................Judy Gile ......................Dick Steeper ......................Cathy Bruner ......................Linda Drake .........................Jim Miller ...................... Don Dees .....................Bruce Candlin ........................Levi Wood .....................Scott Johnston .........................Dave Fox ....................... Bruce Loring .......................Karen Arnold Cathy Burrows Eva Chang Pat Styles .................Maureen McGilligan Rozanne Petratta Barb Swenson ................................Sam Student Assistant: Susan Brocket! 83 Director: Miss Darleen McCormick t9 Ek hibP Ann Schneider Peg Williams Monsine DiSalvo Paula Lucio Susan Debs June Schaub Judy Gosh man Joanna Gersbach Linda Fix Susanna Gersbach Judy Eberline 84 Doubfo QuGuvteb Roger Peckham John Hyatt Bill Blandino A1 Verdin Bill Bissett Dave Gladstone Phil Hendrickson Bill Souder with Miss McCormick 85 chz$hCb Concert Misstress: Kum mo Kim DaaCfe Bom L Dick Babler Carol Muetzcl Tom Fields Dale Kripps Patty Dokken Jeff Kundeit James Tifft Lynn Miller Chuck Asmuth Sandi Prucha Dick Thompson David Bowers Pat Taguc Bruce Forrette Scott Johnston BojmI President Doug Rahn Vice-President Dick Thompson Secretary Charlotte Coughlin Student Director Dale Kripps Band Arranger Dick Thompson 86 Director: Thomas Buchhauser Director: Ronald Rockow 87 FooibM 1965 SCORES Central 13 Kenosha Tremper 7 Central 7 Racine Horlick 7 Central 7 Kenosha Bradford 14 Central 0 Janesville 24 Central 12 Madison West 33 Central 7 Racine Park 18 Central 27 Madison La Follette 20 Central 0 Madison East 0 Although the main objective of our sports teams is, of course, to win i athletic contests, the sports program at Central seeks out and l achieves many other goals. Boosting school spirit, and building character in the athletes are just a few of these goals. The fact that many times goes unrecognized is that, for every one hour that a boy plays in a game, he probably puts in fifteen hours in after school i practice sessions. Our athletes and our coaches have given us 100% effort throughout the year, and the staff of the TYCHOBERAHN takes this opportunity to thank them for their untiring effort. 88 FIRST ROW: R. Bennett, H. Brown, P. Corcoran, B. Richter, J. Licari, B. Snell, S. Urso, C. Henderson, S. Sasso. SECOND ROW: B. Cemiglia, M. Doyle, B. Schmelzer, J. Dollard, J. Fierabend, D. Damron, E. Church, L. Washington, D. Hegge, B. Victor. THIRD ROW: J. Moyer, B. Nelson. P. Dees, C. Loniello, J. Parrino, W. Comstock, D. Smith, D. Rahn, D Orvold. FOURTH ROW: Coach Harris, D. Melum, E. Sprague, A. Verdin, B- Bissett, H. Culp, D. Henderson, P. Schwengel, M. Rodgers, Coach Kellihcr, Coach Olson. TRI-CAPTAINS Al Verdin Harvey Brown Ed Sprague Bdund jh Qc h Scrimmaging against LaFollette 90 The many long hours spent in practice... ... arc finally rewarded by sixty minutes of hard football. On Tta FJaH L. 92 A1 Verdin evades an East tackier. Our football team was privHedged to have four boys who gained significant post-season honors. These were: Bob Snell, who was center on the First All-Conference and Third All-State Teams; A1 Verdin, who was on the Big Eight Honorable Mention Offensive Team; and Dave Melum and Ed Sprague, who both gained Honorable Mention for defense in the Big Eight. FIRST ROW: Dave Melum, Mike Hensen, A1 Verdin, Mike Rounds. SECOND ROW: Dan Gronli, Bruce Victor, Gary Kopp. THIRD ROW: John Allhiser, Bill Bissett, Pat Corcoran, Bob Cerniglia. FOURTH ROW: Bill McDonald, Dick Sweet. 94 BoshtfbM The 1965-66 basketball season was a disappointing one for the Central varsity in terms of the won and lost record. With five returning letter-men, the team was able to gain only five victories in Big Eight play. There was one bright spot, however, in the form of the stellar play of Bill Bissett. Bill was the leading scorer in the Big Eight and he gained All-City and All-Big Eight team berths. FINAL BIG EIGHT STANDINGS WON LOST Madison East 16 0 Racine Horlick 13 3 Racine Park 10 6 Kenosha Bradford 9 7 Beloit 9 7 Janesville 7 9 Madison West 6 10 MADISON CENTRAL 5 11 Kenosha Tremper 2 14 Madison LaFollette 2 14 CO-CAPTAINS 95 Bill Bissett Mike Hensen Bask tbM Acton Bruce Victor tries to put up a shot against West. Mike Hensen tries a layup against LaFol lette. A1 Verdin goes in for a layup. Bob Cerniglia fights for a rebound against West. 96 Dave Melum tries a two pointer against West, while Pat Corcoran looks on. Bill Bissett goes up Bruce Victor goes in for for a rebound. a layup. Dave Melum shoots a jump shot against West. A1 Verdin Mike Hensen shoots over the outstretched hand of West's Boettcher. 97 Bill's jump shot.. .a familiar sight to fans all year long. Standings Madison West 13- 3 Madison East 12- 4 Racine Park 12- 4 Janesville 11- 5 Beloit 10- 6 LaFollette 9- 7 Racine Horlick 5-11 Kenosha Tremper 5-11 Kenosha Bradford 3-13 Madison 0-16 FIRST ROW: Mgr. Rick Merlin, Bob Harris, Tom Bencll, Dennis Hcgge, John Daniels. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Tim Corcoran, Dan Coster, Lee McMahon, Bruce Marvin, Len Washington, Dave Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Pat Rynes, Tony Abbott, Jerry Crary, Bill Bright, Bob Andrew, Dan Williams. A winning season is not the only measure of success in an athletic season. The courage and character required to continue after constant defeat is a credit to a team, and in particular, the 1966 Central Sophomores. Physical maturity, shooting ability and overall size are assets that improve with age and experience. In combination with the hunger” developed from a losing season, the seniors of 1968 could have a good year. 98 Len Washington tries to rebound against Janesville. Bruce Marvin shoots a layup against — ? Individual Scoring Bill Stolen 57 Gerhard Ellerkamp 57 Scott Tappen 54.5 Jeff Kundert 51 Bill Elmendorf 31.5 Craig Tappen 27 Mike Rodgers 23 Joe Moyer 20 Jim Roth 19 Steve Rahn 15 Kurt Osborn 11.5 Bruce Applegate 7 Dick Steeper 5 Scott Giese 4 Karl Vlasak 2 FIRST ROW: Dale Kripps, Gary Johnson, Barry Brown, Karl Vlasak, Jim Roth. SECOND ROW: Coach Payne, Kurt Osborn, Craig Tappen, Bill Stolen, Mike Rodgers, Gerhard Ellcrkamp. THIRD ROW: Jim Stevenson, Dick Steeper, Scot Tappen, Joe Moyer. Bill Stolen, poised for the starting gun. The Central swimming team, in its first year under Coach Payne, was hi-lighted by some outstanding performances in diving and short distance races. With another good turnout of underclassmen, next year’s team could do even better. Mike Rodgers shows his diving form in the East dooI. 99 FIRST ROW: Bob Scaquist, Crawford Henderson, Roger Casdorf, Dave Fox, Ted Mita, John Hankel, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Earl Church, Tom Bednar, Dave Orvold, Rich Bennett, Graham Lin-gard, Mike Doyle. This year, M.C.LJ.'s wrestling team had a rewarding season. Although we won only one dual match, there were outstanding individual performances. Rich Bennett, this year’s captain, won first place in the Madison Invitational Tournament, the Big Eight Tournament, and the Regional and Sectional Tournaments. He went to the State Tournament, and finished the season with a 20-2 record. M.C.U. advanced five wrestlers to the Sectional Tournament, taking second place in the team standings, and three wrestlers to the State Tournament including Ted Mita, Crawford Henderson, and Rich Bennett. FIRST ROW: Bill Beranek, Larry Bolan, Ken Deakman, John Hankcl, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Coach Ackley, Dick Daley, John Dollard, Steve Sasso, Randy Lee. 100 Captain Rich Bennett Yes, they are the best shoes that Freeman makes. Individual Records Wt. W-L-T 95 Ted Mita 9-7 103 Bill Beranek 0-5 112 Dave Fox 0-9 112 Roger Gasdorf 0-8 120 Lynn Miller 1-8 127 Bob Seaquist 0-6 133 Crawford Henderson 11-8-2 138 Mike Doyle 2-8-3 145 Graham Lingard 4-6 154 Rich Bennett 20-2 165 Dave Orvold 19-5 180 Tom Bednar 7-7 Hwt Earl Church 0-4 CtOSS Couftiruj This year's Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Rooney, and led by captain Ron Capacio did not possess a stunning won and lost record. However, there were some outstanding individual performances, and it was generally agreed that all team members had a good time. FIRST ROW: Tom Morgan, Jeff Kundert, Don Rasmussen, Neil Ketterer, Karl Vlasak, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Mike Adler, Ron Capacio, Dale Kripps, Lee Feierabcnd, Steve Rahn. 101 Coach Rooney FIRST ROW: Tom Doyle, George Hughes, Gary Rcpsumer, Harry Culp, Dennis Grundahl. SECOND ROW: Randy Knccbone, Bob Hughes, Pat Tague, Joe Fedele, John Jordan. M.C.U. 's hockey team finished its first winning season in three years by compiling a record of six wins and four losses. Seven seniors carried the greatest responsibility this year. Gary Repsumer, Tom Doyle, Randy Kneebone, Bob Hughes, Joe Fedele, Harry Culp, and Pat Tague were the seniors who finished the season. Fine play by juniors George Hughes and Dennis Grundahl contributed to the success of the team, and an outstanding contribution was made by the team's only sophomore, John Jordan. Season Record M.C.U. 9 LaFollette 0 6 St. Paul M . A. 3 1 St. Paul Murray 4 6 Madison West 2 6 LaFollette 2 1 Madison East 8 2 Madison West 6 1 Madison East 5 8 Fond du Lac 3 4 Fond du Lac 2 102 Tfe uu6 M.C.U.’s tennis team this year made its debut under coach Mason. The team was well stocked with talent, with the return of letterwinners, Rick Epstein, Bruce Loring, and Chip VanAbel. John All-hiser was also a promising candidate this year. The lettermen The tennis candidates Rick Epstein, Chip VanAble, Bruce Loring. John Allhiser Ed Wirka Jim Cartwright The golf candidates. M.C.U.’s golf team this year had three returning lettermen, Ed Wirka, Jim Cartwright, and Pete Schlicht, plus the capable coaching of Mr. Parrish to bolster its forces. 103 BatebM M.C.U.'s baseball team, under the direction of Mr. Kelliher, had seven returning lettermen, including, Dave Melum, John Fass, and A1 Verdin, all of whom received All-City recognition last year. Coach Barter and Coach Kelliher. John Fass Dave Melum Although the track team could not hope to equal the showing made by last year's team which placed second in the state, the seven lettermen pictured above, plus Rich Bennett, led this year's team under the direction of Coach Rooney. 104 Track candidates JUNIOR HIGH JututVt f-liCfh The Junior High mind, properly trained and equipped with knowledge, can accomplish great things for good. All of us should work to give and to get this proper training for those so full of enthusiasm. Homer Winger Principal Junior High is a microcosm--an entity attached to Central-University yet separate in itself. Like raw materials, not yet through with their training, the junior high students still have much to absorb from it and, ultimately, from Central-University as well. 106 R. 1: P. Fields; P. Downs; L. Feierabend; B. Friske; R. Farino; V. F.dgc; M Diem; T. DiMaggio; R. 2: J. Donhowe; S. Doucette; T. Forctte; K. Cramer; J. DiPiazza; B. Culp; W. Currie; P. DeSena; R. Currie; R. 3: M. Elliot; C. Crawford; J. Crotsenburg; R. Dubois; J. Foote; T. Croissant; R. Edwards; T. Dorn; R. Degenhardt; J. Fedele. R. 1: M. Houston; S. Kennedy; P. Heifetz; G. Kempher; J. Jensen; J. Heggestad; C. Gray; L. Harris; L. Keating; R. 2: J. Goglio; P. Hennesy; J. Hill; E. Gordon; J. Hankel; R. Helton; C. Hierlmeier; R. 3: J. Hostasch; D. Hoover; R. Jacobs; T. Casscn; R. Germann; M. Hennen; C. Goldsby. R. 1: M. Belz; M. Auby; J. Bergemann; P. Converse; C. Capacio; C. Christianson; S. Comstock; M. Capadona; S. Coleman; R. 2: A. Alva; N. Abitante; N. Allen; N. Bush; K. Bergstedt; S. Chow; N. Buck; N. Bon jour; T. Brcnnen; FL 3: J. Anderson; L. Birge; A. Bowles; M. Allen; G. Badano; J. Connery; W. Cator; L. Collins; J. Becker; B. Blandino. 107 R. 1: B. Schlicht; P. Schram; S. Severson; D. Rust; S. Richardson; R. Post; D. Schellin; R. 2: B. Schvid; E. Schwartz; J. Schroeder; K. Prenot; S. Reis; V. Ponce; S. Pettersen; J. Pipr; R. 3: C. Shiro: R. Rounds; J. Schneider; P. Smith; D. Schaub; D. Rowe; G. Prestigiacomo; G. Schroeder. 201 Mr. Olson R. 1: N. Zimmer; M. Tennisor; B. Vocgli; D. Triggs; B. VanKuelen; C. Varsos; C. Wales; A. Squires; F. Storkson; R. 2: M. Boone; K. Zink; L. Vlasak; R. Swenson; V. Tortorial; C. Veloff; A. Volk; M. Sperry; R. 3: M. Tifft; E. Tappan; B. White; B. Toebass; S. Tallard; J. Thompson; T. Titley. R. 1: M. Petersen; D. Mosher; K. Miller; J. Mueller; JA. Mueller; S. Olson; J. Lowrrs; D. Morgan; R. 2: R. Lester; R. Parisi; C. Marvin; T. Meuer; S. Norris; G. Meicher; K. Phelps; R. 3: P. McGilligan; M. Mullarkcy; L. Manson; J. Lalley; G. Minter; S. Niemczyk; K. Knutson; M. Pankow; M. Mulhall. 108 R. 1: D. Bareness; R. Buege; R. Burrows; J. Capadona; T. Drummond; O. Everson; P. Eidsmoe; I. Chang; M. Curtis; R. 2: S. Cuccia;J. Diehl; M. Culver; D. Bruce; T. Erickson; E. Donhowe; P. Daniel; Mr. Finley; R. Bonjour; R. 3: T. Blazck; T. Davis; V. Deegan; G. Brunsell; L. Capacio; M. Behmd; J. Castagna; M. Blunt; L. DeGroot; T. Coon. R. 1: Miss Crossman; S. Paulson; P. Mull; D. Heller; J. Hughes; S. Frochlich; M. Mullins; S. Notes; M. Jameson; P. Robertson; C. Nelson. R. 2: B. Hicrlmeicr; K. Maxson; D. Gervasi; S. Norris; A. Price; D. Lester; F. Genske; K. Kopan; M. Fredrickson; F. Pagel. R. 3: G. Kilian; J. Lenzer; C. Lalley; J. Ray; S. Kopelberg; P. Hur; S. Pankow; N. Rahn; M. Hydanus; M. Osborn; A. HilL R. 1: Miss Wojta; S. Westby; C. Yancey; S. Sauer; M. Stein; C. Wright; E. Schwehke; T. Voll; W. Schmeltzer; M. Thousand; R. Thomas; R. 2: D. Wong; M. Waggoner; B. Souder; R. Seifert; G. Wales; R. VanAbel; W. Sechrest; R. Tierman; R. Winters; R. Smith; R. 3; G. Swenson; S. Smithson; A. Sundby; R. Slotten; M. Stormer; J. Swoboda; G. Vogel; M. Stevens; R. Scheel. 109 R. 1: G. Vlasak, M. Zink, J. Swoboda, N. Voght, N. Squires, C. Seely, P. Stevens, J. Waller, J. Rist. R. 2: D. Sabroff, L. Schwcbkc, R. Schwartz, C. Urso, A. Troia, G. Valenza, S. Wirth, S. Tonge. R. 3: T. Switzky, J. Williams, T. Westby, U. Siddharthan, J. Varsos, J. Wehrmann, D. Schwltz, R. Verdon. R. Is K. Patie, J. Olson, B. Nuepert, N. Jensen, J. Jensen, D. Hulney, J. Harrington. R. 2: W. Lobre, B. Matuszeske, W. Keating, T. Ponce, D. Reuter, J. Nelson, M. Neuel, D. Muehl. R. 3: H. Leggett, R. Larson, D. Kuenzi, J. Hyman, M. Kimball, L. Martin, W. Jones, R. Koehler. R. 1: J. Eidsmoe, J. Eidsmoc, P. Balsamo, M. Bodnar, A. Butterfield, P. Frazer, R. DiPiazza, J. Culver, L. Arnold, J. DcSena. R. 2: G. George, T. Fehrman, G. Bystol, L. Fanis, C. Clodius, M. Bittner, M. DeSena, T. Chow, S. Dorn, L. Baltz, S. Boyd. R. 3: T. Ashe, D. Amdahl, C. Coleman, L. Heifetz, A. Gordon, P. DiPiazza, P. Dahl, J. Capacio, J. Aubut, J. Cuccia. 110 1-fZglt Oxcluesbtou Directors: Ronald Rockow Thomas Buchhauser 111 JcuctO f-ltijk CW Director: Miss Darleen McCormick Cii66 ds de iS RIGHT TO LEFT: Joan Schneider Vicki Ponce Gail Kempfer Qbu JtAMb CowivCii O C i6 RIGHT TO LEFT: Jon Becker, President; Jill Jensen, Vice-President; Rhonda Swenson, Secretary; Debby Rust, Treasurer. RIGHT TO LEFT: Dorann Schaub Jill Jensen Shirley Richardson Sherry Reis NOT PICTURED: Debby Rust 112 JUMliOK FodbM R. L. : G. Badano, S. Norris, L. Collins, D. Voll, J. DiPiazza, P. Schram. R. 2: E. Gordon, B. Germann, G. Minter, B. Toebaas, B. Cator, B. Blandino. R. 3: L. Birge, D. Roh, J. Hill, B. Currie, B. Culp, }. Becker. R. 4: J. Connery, B. Parisi, C. Marvin, B. Schlicht, B. Rounds, K. Phelps, M. Hennen. NOT PICTURED: S. Tallard. Coaches: Peter Christiansen, Mark Parrish. Record: 2 wins, 4 losses Bask tbcM R. L. : B. Parisi, C. Marvin, B. Schlicht, B. Rounds, J. Meuer. R. 2: E. Gordon, B. Germann, B. Cator, B. Toebaas, S. Norris. R. 3: S. Niemczek, D. Voll, J. Donhowe, A. Seifert. NOT PICTURED: S. Tallard. Coach: Wayne Kolliher. Record: 4 wins, 6 losses VcMbjbaM R. L. : B. Schlicht, P. Schram, D. Voll, J. Connery', J. DiPiazza. R. 2; B. Parisi, J. Becker, B. Cator, K. Phelps, C. Marvin. R. 3: J. Goldsby, M. Hennen, B. Toebaas, A. Seifert. NOT PICTURED: S. Tallard. Coach: Robert Rieser. 113 U Qojup Vow. . . 114 O idM Activities MARIE ABITANTE: Usherettes 11; All-Central 12; Ways and Means 10; Homecoming 12; Bowling 10. CARL ACCARDO: Track 10, 11; Swimming 11; Wrestling 10; 4-Lakes Basketball 11,12; Annie Got Your Gun dancer; Choir 11,12. MIKE ADLER: German Club 10; Electricians 11; Track 10-12; Cross Country 10-12. CAROL AEBLY: Band 10-12; HR VPrcs. 12; Hospitality 10,11. JOHN ALLHISER: Class Pres. 10, 11; HR VPrcs. 10; Prom Court 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Basketball 10-12; Tennis 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10,11; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council 10-12, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Finance 10,11; Youth Appreciation Week 12; Badger Boys State 11; Choir 12. WILLIAM ALLISON: Band 10,11; Electricians 10,11; Football 11; Track 10-12; Wrestling 10; 4-Lakcs Football 10; Finance 12. KAREN ALLRED: Library Mon. 12; Camera Club 10,11; Usherettes 10-12; Ways and Means 10; Hospitality 10,11. ANDREW ANDERSON: HR Pres. 12; Electricians 11,12; Camera Club 10,11; Wrestling 10; Student Council 11; Cross Country 10. JOHN ANDERSON: Debate 11; 4-Lakes Football 12; 4-Lakes .Basketball 12. SCOTT ANDERSON: Wrestling 10; 4-Lakes Football 10,11. KAREN ARNOLD: Mirror 10; Debate 11; Spanish Club 10-12; Swimming 10; Teahouse of the August Moon cast, crew; Student Council 10; Pep 11; Finance 11; CIC 11; Hospitality 10; Bowling 10. RAY ARMSTRONG MARK AUSTIN DICK BABLER: TY 10-12; Band 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; Camera Club 11; Annie Get Your Gun Orch. BERNADETTE BAKER: Band 10- 12; Orchestra 12; Latin Club 10, 11; GAA 10. RAYMOND BALSAMO EDWARD BAMBROUGH SUSAN BARR MARCIA BARTHOLOMEW: Mirror 10,11; Band 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; Class Comm. 10-12; Prom Court 11; FTA Treas. 11, Sec. 12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 10-12; Social 11,12; Finance 11,12; CIC 12; Candy Counter 11,12; Hospitality 10; H'coming 12; AFS 11,12; Chcerleading 10-12. JILL BEHRND: Mirror 10; Class Comm. 10-12; Office Mon. 12; Spanish Club 12; Latin Club 10; FTA 10,11; Ski Club 11,12; The Mouse that Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Cheaper by the dozen crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council alt. 12; Pep 11,12; Social 10-12; CIC 11,12; Hospitality 10; H'coming 11; AFS 11, 12; Peace Corps 10. KATHY BELZ: TY 11; Office Mon. 11; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; CIC 12; Ways and Means 11; Lost and Found 11; Hospitality 11; Holiday 11,12; Usherettes 10,11; Ice Cream Counter 12. SUSAN BENELL: withdrawn JOANNE BENNETT: Mirror 11; Class Comm. 11; Library Mon. 10; Social 10-12; Hospitality 10; H'coming 12; AFS 12; Peace Corps 10; Choir 11,12. RICHARD BENNETT: H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Track 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; Choir 10-12. SANDRA BENNETT: Mirror 11, 12; Class Comm. 10; Spanish Club 10-12; FTA 10-12, Pres. 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Student Council 12; Social 11,12; Hospitality 10; H'coming 12; AFS 11,12. DONALD BEDNAR CONNI BERRAY: Class Comm, co-chm. 11; Book Exchange Mon. 11; German Club 10; Ski Club 11; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Ah Wilderness crew; Student Council 10-12, Rec. Sec. 11; Pep 10-12; CIC 11,12; Lost and Found 10; H'coming 12; Chcerleading 11,12. DAVID BIRGE: Class Comm. 11; Latin Club 11. WILLIAM BISSETT: Class Comm. 10-12; HR Treas. 10; Double Quartet 12; H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10; Student Council 10,11; Finance 10; AFS 10. WILLIAM BLANDINO: Double Quartet 11, 12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 11,12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10-12; Student Council alt. 11; Pep 12; H'coming 12. LARRY BO LAN: Wrestling 12. DIANA BONJOUR: Class Comm. 11; Usherettes 11,12. JOHN BRAN LEY: Hockey 10-12. HARVEY BROWN: Football 10-12; Track 10,11; 4-Lakes Football 10-12. CATHERINE BRUNER: Mirror 12; Orchestra 12; Electricians 12; Orpheus 11,12; Ski Club 11, 12; Teahouse of Ore August Moon cast, crew; Student Council 11; AFS 11,12; Pent-angle 10; The Heiress crew. CARTER BRUNSELL: Band 10, 11; Ushers 12. SUSAN BUCKNER: Mirror 12. VIRGINIA BURLEY: TY 11,12; Mirror 10-12; Class Comm. 10, 11; Library Mon. 10,11; Book Exchange 11,12; French Club 10-12, Pres. 12; Electricians 12; The Mouse that Roared cast, crew; Annie Get Your Gun cast, crew; Student Council 11, 12; Pep 10; Finance 12; CIC 10-12, chm. 11,12; Candy Counter 10, 11; Lost and Found 11; AFS 10-12; Choir 12; Exec. 11,12; Constitution 11,12. CATHY BURROWS: Mirror 10-12, Editor; Class Sec. 12; Class Comm. 10-12; HR Sec. -Treas. ; H'coming Court 12; Prom Court 12; French Club 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Teahouse of the August Moon cast; Stu-dent'Council 10-12; Pep 11; AFS 10-12, chm. 12; Peace Corps 10; Cheerleading 10-12; Choir 10-12; Exec. 12. MARK BUSH: Band 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; Forensics 11; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 10; Choir 11, 12. PHYLLIS BUSKAGER JAMES BYSTOL: Football 12; Basketball 12; Track 12. 115 DIANA CAPACIO: Mi now 10; Band 10-12; Class Sec. 11; Class Comm. 10, 11; H'coming Court 12; Prom Court 11; French Club 12; Latin Club 10; FTA VPres. 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; The Mouse That Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council 10-12; Corresponding Sec. 11, 12; Social 10-12; Hospitality 10; H’coming 10-12; Badger Girls State 11; Exec. 11, 12; Constitution Comm. 10,11. PAULETTE CAPACIO: Spanish Club 11; Latin Club 10; Camera Club 11; Lost and Found 10, 11. JOSEPH CARLSON JAMES CARTWRIGHT: Debate 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Cross Country 11; Golf 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 12; Student Council alt. 12. MICHAEL CAROW: not pictured GREGORY CASS ROBERT CF.RNECLIA: Class V-Pres. 10, 12; Class Comm. 10-12; HR Pres. 12; H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Track 10-12. RICHARD CHADWICK BARBARA CHRISCO: Candy Counter 12; Hospitality 12. EARL CHURCH: Football 10, 12; Wrestling 12; 4-Lakes Football 10, 12. CLAUDETTE COBBS: TY 11; Mirror 10; Orchestra 10-12; French Club 11, 12; The Mouse that Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Cheaper by the Dozen crew: Ah Wilderness crew; Student Council 11, alt. 12; CIC 11; Hospitality 10. ROBERT COMBS: Ski Club 11; Basketball 10-12; 4-Lakcs Basketball 10-12; Social 11, 12; Finance 11, 12; Ways and Means 11. 12; H'coming 11, 12. MOLLY COMINS: Class Comm. 11; Choir 12. DEL CONVERSE MARY CONWAY: Latin Club 10; Candy Counter 11; Lost and Found 10, 11; Usherettes 11. PAT CORCORAN: H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Track 10, 11; Pep 10,11. CHARLOTTE COUGHLIN: Band 10-12; HR Sec. 10; Latin Club 10, 11; Social 11; Finance 11; CIC 10, 12; Lost and Found 10; Holiday 12. SUSAN CRUMPTION: TY Section Editor 12; Mirror 10, 11; HR Sec-Treas. 12; Spanish Club 12; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; H'coming 10, 11; AFS 10; Pen-tangle 10; GAA 10; Trophy 10. HARRY CULP: Football 10-12; Hockey 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Student Council 10; Choir 10-12. JIM DALBEC: Golf 10. RICHARD DALEY: Spanish Club 12; Football 10, 11; Wrestling 10-12; 4-Lakcs Basketball 12. INGRID DEBELAK: Lost and Found 10, 11. SUSAN DEBS: TY 12; Mirror 11; Class Sec. 10; Girls Ensemble 12; Student Council 12; H'coming 10; Pentangle 10; GAA 10; Trophy Comm. 10. BOB DECENHARDT SANDRA DENEEN: TY 10, 11; Mirror 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11; Class Comm. 10; French Club 10, 11; Usherettes 10, 11; Pep 10, 11; Social 12; Lost and Found 10, 12; Hospitality 11. GEORGE DENNIS SANDRA DENSON RALPH DIMARTINO MONSINE DISALVO: Mirror 10; HR Sec. 10, Treas. 11; Girls' Ensemble 12; Office Mon. 10; Book Exchange Mon. 10; Spanish Club 10-12; FTA 10-12, V Pres. 12; Ski Club 11; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 10, alt. 11; Social 11, 12; Finance 10; CIC 12; Candy Counter II; Lost and Found 11; Hospitality 10; H'coming 11, 12; AFS 10-12; Cheerlcading alt. 10; Class Comm. 11. LANNY DOKKEN: withdrawn JOHN DOLLARD: Electricians 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; 4-Lakes Football 11, 12. CLIFFORD DOUCETTE: Ushers 11; Football 10. DANIEL DOYLE: Class Comm. 11; HR Pres. 12; Debate 11, 12; Forensics 12; Electricians 12; 4-Lakes Basketball 11, 12; Student Council 12; CIC 11, 12; All-Central 11; Badger Boy's State 11; Constitution Comm. Chm. 12. MIKE DOYLE: Football 10-12; Wrestling 11, 12; 4-Lakes Football 10-12. THOMAS DOYLE: Hockey 10-12; Track 10. DENNIS DUANE: Track 10,11; Monona Grove 10, 11. ROBERTA DUBENSKE: Choir 12; Library Mon. 11; Hospitality 11; Holiday 11. CLAUDIA DUTRA: Ski Club 12; AFS 12; AFS student from Brazil 12. GERHARD ELLERKAMP: Orchestra 10-12; German Club 10-12; Swimming 11, 12; Wrestling 10; The Mouse that Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun crew. CATHERINE ELLIOTT: Lost and Found 10-12. MARILYN ENGELHART: Orchestra 10-12; Office Mon. 10-12; FTA 10, 11; Usherettes 10; Candy Counter 10; Class Comm. 11. RICHARD EPSTEIN: HR Pres. 10; Basketball 10; Cross Country 10; Tennis 10-12; 4-Lakcs Basketball 10, 11; Student Council alt. 12; Pep 11, 12. EDWARD ERICKSON: WILLIAM EVENSON CARLA EVERSON: French Club 10, 12; FTA 10; Swimming 10; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Finance 11, 12; Ways and Means 10; H'coming 12; Cheerleading 10, 11. JOSEPH FALCI WILLIAM FARIS: Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10. 116 JOHN FASS: HR VPres. 11; HR Pres. 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 11, 12; Track 10; 4-Lakes Basketball 10-12; Finance 10; CIC 11, TY 11. LEE FEIERABEND: HR Pres. 11; Debate 11; Forensics 11; Latin Club 10; Electricians 11.12; Ushers 11,12; National Honor Society 11.12; Basketball 12; Track 10-12; Cross Country 11, 12; Wrestling 11; 4-Lakes Basketball 12; crew all plays; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 12, H'coming 12. PATRICIA FENNER: Mirror 10; Orchestra 10-12; French Club 10-12; FTA 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Mouse That Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun orch; Social 11; CIC 11; Finance 11; Hospitality 10; H'coming 12; Holiday 11; AFS 10-12. JUDITH FETHERSTON: Orpheus II, 12; Hospitality 12; H'coming 11; Choir 10; Band 10; Dance Comm. 10; GAA 11. DENNIS FITZGERALD LINDA FIX: TY 10; Mirror 10; Class Comm. 10, 11; Girls' Ensemble 11, 12; German Club 10-12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council Alt. 10; Social 10, 11; CIC 11, 12; Candy Counter 10, 11; H'coming 12; AFS 11, 12; Choir 10-12; Cheerleading 10, alt. 12. WILLIAM FORRER: Hockey 11; 4-Lakes Basketball 12. BRUCE FORRETTE: Band 10-12; Orchestra 11,12; Football 10; 4-Lakcs Football 10. .KARI FOSNOT DAVID FOX: Wrestling 10-12; Teahouse of the August Moon cast; Student Council 12. SHIRLEY-RAF. FRANKE: Mirror 11; Girls' Ensemble 12; Debate 11; Social 11, AFS 11; Choir 12. ROSEMARY FRANKLIN: Girls' Sports 11, 12; Usherettes Treas. 12; Hospitality 11, 12. SANDRA FREDRICKSEN: Mirror 11; Ski Club 12; Girls' Sports 11. DAVID GAEBLER: Madison West 10, 11; Debate 10-12, Teahouse of the August Moon goat crew. DEBORAH GARNER: TY ad staff 10. 11; Mirror ad staff 10; Band 10-12, VPres. 12; Class Comm. 10; Book Exchange Mon. 11; Latin Club 10; Ski Club 11; Make-up all plays; Student Council 10-12; Pep 10-12, chm. 11, 12; CIC 11. 12; All-Central 10, 11; AFS 10-12; AFS sister 11; H'coming 10, 11. JILL GASDORF: Mirror 12; Spanish Club 10; FTA 12; Usherettes 10; Candy Counter 11; Hospitality 10; Choir 12. TERRI GAUMITZ JEAN CEIER: Hospitality 10, 11. JOAN CEIER: HR Sec. 10; Social 10; All-Central 12; Ways and Means 10,11. JEAN GENNRICH: Choir 12; French Club 12. PATRICIA GEROU: Band 10-12; German Club 10-12; Ways and Means 11; Lost and Found 10. JOANNA CERSBACH: Girls' Ensemble 12; Office Mon. 10, 11; Library Mon. 10; Orpheus 11; Usherettes 10; Annie Get Your Gun chorus; Candy Counter 10, 11; Choir 11, 12. SUSANNA GERSBACH: Girls' Ensemble 12; Office Mon. 10, 11; Book Exchange Mon. 11; Orpheus 11; Usherettes 10, 11; Annie Get Your Gun chorus; Candy Counter 10, 11; Ways and Means 10, 11; Choir 11, 12. SHERYL GERVASI: French Club 10, 11; Hospitality 10, 11. DAVID GLADSTONE: Double Quartet 11,12; crew all plays; Electricians 11, 12; Choir 11,12. WILLIAM GODDING KATHLEEN GOFF: Mirror ad staff 10; Orchestra 10-12; HR Pres. 10; French Club 10; FTA 11; Ski Club 12; Mouse That Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun crew head; Cheaper by the Dozen crew head; Student Council alt. 11; CIC 11; Hospitality 10; AFS 10-12. JUDITH GOSHMAN: TY 10; Orchestra 10-12; Girls' Ensemble 117 12; Debate 11; Forensics 11; Office Mon. 11; Library Mon. 12; Choir 11,12; French Club 10,11; FTA 10,11; Orpheus 11; Annie Get Your Gun orch; Pep 11,12; Finance 11; Lost and Found 12; H'coming 12. DENNIS GRAY THOMAS GREENE PARTICIA CRIGNANO: Minor 10,11; Class Comm. 10, 11; HR Treas. 10; French Club 11; FTA 11,12; Orpheus 11; Annie Get Your Gun cast, crew; Student Council alt. 11, 12; Finance 11, 12; CIC 11; Candy Counter 11, 12; H'coming 12; AFS 10-12. DANIEL GRONLJ: Spanish Club 11; Basketball 10,12; 4-Lakcs Basketball 10-12; Student Council 11, alt. 12; CIC 11; Class Comm. 11; Choir 10-12. MICHELLE HANKEL: Mirror 12; Choir 12; CIC 12. ROBERT HANSEN: HR Pres. 10: HR VPres. 12; German Club 10-12; Electricians 11, 12; Football 10; 4-Lakes Football 10; Student Council alt. 10, 11. DLANE HARDER: TY ad staff 10, 11; Mirror Assoc. Editor 10-12; Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, II; Class Comm. 10, 11; Book Exchange Mon. 12; Electricians 12; Mouse That Roared cast; Student Council alt. 10-12; CIC 10-12; Lost and Found 10; H'coming 12; AFS 10-12. SUSAN HARRINGTON BETTY HARRIS: TY 10; Mirror Man. Editor 10; Editor-in-Chief 11, 12; Class Comm. 10-12, chm. 10; HR Sec-Treas. 10-12; Forensics 11; H'coming Court 12; German Club 10-12, class rep. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Mouse That Roared cast; Annie Get Your Gun cast; crew; Cheaper by the Dozen crew head; Ah Wilderness crew head; Teahouse of the August Moon crew head; Student Council 11, 12, alt. 10; Pep 10-12; All-Central 10-12, chm. 11; H'coming 10-12, chm. 12; Holiday 10; AAA 10, 11; Choir 11, 12; Peace Corps 10; Optimist Award 10; Exec. 11, 12. LINDA HARVEY: Office Mon. 10, 11; Library Mon. 10,11; Book Exchange Mon. 10; Usherettes 10-12; Mouse that Roared cast; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Pep 10, 11; Social 10, 11; Finance 10; All-Central 10; Candy Counter 10, 11; Lost and Found 10, 11; Hospitality' 10; H'corfting 10; Holiday 10, 11; Class Comm. 12. GEORGE HENDERSON: Band 10; HR Comm, chm 12; Wrestling 12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10-12; Student Council 11; Holiday 11. PHILLIP HENDRICKSON: Band 10-12; Double Quartet 12; Debate 11; Basketball 10; Track 10; Cross Country 10; 4-Lakes Basketball; Choir 11, 12. MICHAEL HENSEN: Basketball 10-12. H'coming Court 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Pep 11, 12. CORINNE HILLESTAD: Band 11; FHA 10, 11. SANDY HOFFMAN: Office Mon. 10-12; Usherettes 10-12, Chief oi Service 12, Ass't Chief of Service 11; Hospitality 10; Bowling 10. GEORGE HOLDEN: not pictured MARTA HOLMGREN: Class Sec. 10; Class Comm. 10, 11; HR Pres. 10-12; H'coming Court 12; French Club 10, 11; Ski Club 11; National Honor Society' 11, 12; Mouse That Roared cast; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Cheaper by the Dozen cast; Ah Wilderness crew, Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council alt. 10-12; Social co-chm. 11, chm. 12: Finance 10.11; AFS 12; AFS student to Japan 11; Choir 12. JOHN HOLTON: Wrestling 10. STEVEN HOUGHTON: Electricians 10; Ushers 10: Basketball 10; Baseball 12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10, 12; Pep 12: CIC 11, 12; H'coming 11; Choir 12. CAROLYN HOUSTON: Orchestra 10, 11; German Club 10, 11; FTA 10; Student Council Recording Sec. 12; Candy Counter 10; Hospitality 12. JEAN HUBBARD: Orchestra 10; Class Comm. 11; HR Treas. 12; FTA 10, 11; Hospitality 10-12; Choir 12. MARY HUELETT ROBERT HUGHES: Track 12; Swimming 11. JACQUELINE HUGHES: not pictured BRUCE HULL: HR Sec. 12; Ski Club 11, 12. BARBA RA HUNT JANET HUSTAD: Class Comm. 11; Library Mon. 10; German Club 10, 11; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Lost and Found 10; Choir 12. JOHN HYATT: TY 10; Orchestra 10; HR VPres. 12; Double Quartet 11, 12; German Club 10-12; Camera Club 11; Wrestling 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 11; Choir 10-12. SHIRLEY IMHOFF: Latin Club 10; Usherettes 11, 12, Pres. 12; Fashion Club 10; Monona Grove 10. BONNIE ISBELL DAVID JOHNSON: not pictured JAMES JOHNSON: Track 10; 4-Lakes Football 10. CRAIG JOHNSTON: Football 12: Track 10; Wrestling 10-12. LAVERNE JOHNSON: TY Section Ed. 11; Mirror 10,11, Section Ed. 11; Forensics 11; Office Mon. 10; German Club 10-12; Mouse That Roared cast; Finance 10-12; Ways and Means 11; H'coming 12; AFS 12. GLENN JONES NEIL KETTERER: German Club 10-12; Electricians 11, 12; Basketball 11; Track 10-12; Cross Country 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10,12. KUM MO KIM: Orchestra 10-12. GREGORY KIMMERLY: HR Officer 11; Football 10; Track 10-12; Swimming 11. SUSAN KINNE: TY Business Man 11, Co-Editor 12; Mirror 11, 12; Debate 10-12; Forensics 10-12; French Club 11,12, Pres. 11; Electricians 12; Orpheus Sec. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; The Heiress cast, crew head; Cheaper by the Dozen cast, crew head; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew head; Student Council 11, 12; Social 11; Finance 11; AFS 11, 12; Prep Post Features Ed. 10; GAA Pres. 10; H. S. Quiz Team 10; Constitution Comm. 10; Dance Chm. 10-12; Shaw Essay winner 11; Elks Youth Leadership 12; Herferth Speaking 11; National Merit 11; MYC 11, 12; Badger Girls' State alt. 11; AFS semi-finalist 11; Girls Swimming team 11. PERNETTE KJIN: HR Pres. 12; Office Mon. 10; Library Mon. 10; French Club 10; Student Council alt. 12; Ways and Means 10; Choir 12. 118 NANCY HIBMA: Mirror 11; RAYMOND KLINGER: Spanish Club 11. RANDALL KNEEBONE: German Club 11, 12; Hockey 11, 12; 4-Lakes Basketball 12. BRUCE KNOX: not pictured KATHLEEN KNUDTSON: Usherettes 10, 11; Lost and Found 11; Hospitality 10. LINDA KORBIT2: not pictured JANE KOPLOW: Mirror 11, 12; Orchestra 10-12; French Club 10, 11; Sec. 10; Annie Get Your Gun orch; Finance 11; Ways and Means Chm. 12; Exec. 12. GARY KOPP: Football 10, 11; Basketball 10-12; 4-Lakes Football 10, 11; 4-Lakes Basketball 10, 11. KATHLEEN KOZICKI: Library Mon. 12; Candy Counter 12; Study Hall Mon. 10,11. NANCY KRASNO: Mirror 11; Class Treas. 10; HR VPres. 12; H'coming Court 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Girls Swimming Team 11; Student Council 10-12; Pep 11; Social 11; Band 10; Orchestra 10; Chccricading 10-12, Captain 12. DALE KRIPPS: Band 10-12, Student Director 12; Orchestra 10-12; Latin Club 11, 12; FTA 12; Orpheus 11; Cross Country 10-12; Swimming 12. CHRISTOPHER KROGH: TY 11, 12; Electricians 11, 12; Camera Club 10-12. PATRICIA LABOMBARBE: Band • 10, 11; Office Mon. 12; Library Mon. 10; Candy Counter 10, 11; H'coming 11; Holiday 12; Usherettes. SANDRA LALLEY JOHN LANDMARK: not pictured. Cheaper by the Dozen lead; The Heiress. STEVEN LERDAHL GRAHAM LINCARD: Wrestling 11, 12. ELIZABETH LITTEL: Annie Get Your Gun crew; H'coming 10; Holiday 10; Choir 12. GREGORY LOEB: French Club 12; Ski Club 11; Mouse That Roared lead; Annie Get Your Gun lead; Ah Wilderness lead; Student Council 10, 11, VPres. 11; alt. 12; H'coming 10, 11; AFS 10. ANGELA LONIELLO: HR VPres. 10,11, Treas. 12; H'coming Court 12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 10-12; Pep 10,11; Social 11; All-Central 12; Candy Counter 11; Ways and Means 10; Chcerlcading 10. CARY LONIELLO: HR Pres. 12; Football 10-12; 4-Lakcs Football 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10-12. BRUCE I.ORINC: TY Section co-Editor 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Basketball 10; Tennis 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10, 11; Teahouse of the August Moon cast; Finance 12; H'coming 12; AFS 12; Bowling Club 10. PAULA LUCCIO: not pictured. Choir 10-12; Spanish Club 10; Orpheus 11. BARBARA LYNCH: Hospitality 10. KAY MACHOTKA: Band 10; Choir 10; GAA Sec-Treas. 10. JOHN MACK: Baseball 10; 4-Lakes Basketball 11. MARY JO MacMILLAN: not pictured. Book Exchange Mon. 10, 11; French Club 10, 11; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Hospitality 10; Holiday 11; Girls' Sports 11,12. DIANE MALAS: Band 10-12; Or- chestra 10, 11; Latin Club 10; Ways and Means ass't chm. 12. DORIS MANSON NIETA MARBLE: not pictured. Hospitality 10, 11. FRANK MARTIN: Band 10-12; Orchestra 10, 12. JUDITH MARVIN: Library Mon. 10-12; Usherettes 10,11; Mouse That Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Candy Counter 11; Hospitality 10. STEVEN MASINO: Track 10; Wrestling 11. SUSAN MASSARDT: Office Mon. 11; Library Mon. 10-12; Usherettes 10-12, Sec. 12; crew all plays; Finance 11,12; Class Comm. 11, 12; chm. 12; Candy Counter 10; Lost and Found 11; H'coming 12; HR Comm. chm. 12; Service award 11. HALL MASTERSON: Teahouse of the August Moon lead; Curling. NOEL MATTHEWS BERNARD MAZURSKY: 4-Lakes Basketball 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Pep 11; CIC 12. MICHAEL McCABE: not pictured. MICHAEL McCLOSKEY: Latin Club 10, 11; 4-Lakes Basketball 10. WILLIAM MCDONALD: Latin Club 10; Basketball Man. 11, 12; 4-Lakcs Basketball 12. MAURA McGRATH DAVID MELUM: H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10-12. JAMES MF.UER: Class VPres. 11, Class Pres. 12; HR Officer 12; Prom Court 11; Ski Club 11; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 11; Class Committee 11, 12; Choir 11, 12. KAREN MEUER: HR Sec. 12; Latin Club 10, 11; FTA 11, 12, Sec. 11; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council 12; Social 11; Finance 12; CIC 11; Lost and 119 Found 10-12, chm. 12; H'com-ing 12; Holiday 12; AFS 12; Choir 12, Exec. 12; Service Award 11. FRANCES MEUHL: Library Mon. 10; TY 10; Book Exchange Mon. 11; French Club 10-12; Ski Club 11, 12; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council alt. 12; Pep 11, 12; CIC 11, 12; AFS 11,12. WILLIAM MICHAELIS CHRISTOPHER MIC HIE: TY 11; Class Comm. 11; Ski Club 11; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Ah Wilderness lead; The Heiress lead; Forensics 10; Orpheus 10; One-Act Plays 10. THERON MILLER JAMES MOLBREAK: TY 11, 12, Co-Editor 12; Mirror 11; Basketball 10, 11; 4-Lakes Basketball 11, 12; Student Council alt. 11; Pep 11; Finance 11. KATHERINE MONSEES: Book Exchange Mon. 10; Ways and Means 10; Hospitality 12. GARY MORGAN: German Club 10; Electricians 11. LINDA MORGAN: Office Mon. 11; Hospitality 10,11. CHERYL MORTON: Library Mon. 12. JOSEPH MOYER: H'coming Court 12; Football 11,12; Basketball 11; Track 11; Swimming 12; Student Council alt. 11,12. CAROLYN MUETZEL: Band 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; Library Mon. 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun orch; Class Comm. 12. KAREN NEELY: Office Mon. 11; Library Mon. 11; Usherettes 11, 12; Hospitality 10. WILLIAM NELSON: H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Track 11; Wrestling 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10-12; Student Council 11. JAMES NEVEL: Track 11. DONALD NICHOLS COLLEEN O'BRIEN: Mirror 12 Library Mon. 10,11; Ski Club 12; Usherettes 11, 12; Make-up all plays; Pep 11, 12; Social 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Candy Counter 11; Ways and Means 11; Lost and Found 11,12; Hospitality 12; Holiday 11; AFS 12. SUSAN ODETTE: Lost and Found 12; Hospitality 12; Student Council 11. ELIZABETH OLSEN: Mirror 11, 12, Typing Editor 12; Class Comm. 12; French Club 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Ah Wilderness crew, Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Pep 11, 12; Social 12; CIC 11; All-Central 11; AFS 11,12; Choir 12; Madison West 10. BRUCE OLSON: HR Treas. 10; Forensics 11; Electricians 10; Mouse That Roared cast; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Cheaper by the Dozen cast, Teahouse of the August Moon cast, Student Council 11, alt. 10. KATHLEEN OLSON: Ways and Means 12; Lost and Found 11, 12; Hospitality 10-12; Bowling 10, 11; GAA 10. BRUCE ORCHARD: Debate 12; French Club 11, 12; Electricians 10-12; Camera Club 11; Mouse That Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun chorus; Cheaper by the Dozen cast; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council 12; H'coming 12. DAVID ORVOLD: Class Comm. 11; H'coming Court 12; Prom Court 11; Football 10-12; Track 10; Wrestling 10-12, 3rd place in Big 8 11; 4-Lakes Football 10; Holiday 11. HELEN OTTUM: Hospitality 10, 11. JACK PARRINO: Class Comm. 10, 11; Football 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 12-. GARY PARKOS NUNTACHAI PEANSANONG ( CHARLIE ): Student Council 12; AFS 12; AFS Student from Thailand 12. ROGER PECKHAM: Double Quartet 12; French Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Wrestling 11; Student Council alt. 11, 12; Finance 11, 12; Choir 10-12; AFS brother 12. ALLAN PEDRACINE: HR V-Pres. 10; Latin Club 10; Track 10; 4-Lakes Basketball 10-12; Student Council alt. 12; Constitution 12. MARY PETERSON: Student Council alt. 10; Lost and Found 10, 11; Hospitality 12; H'coming 10-12. RICHARD PETERSON: Football 10; Basketball 10; Track 10; Swimming 12; Wrestling 10. CHARLES PETTERSON LINDA PHARO: Office Mon. 12; Candy Counter 11; Lost and Found 10; Hospitality 11; Choir 11,12. PAULETTE PHETTEPLACE: Candy Counter 10; Hospitality 10-12. JUDITH PORATH: Library Mon. 11,12; Usherettes 10-12; Hospitality 10; H'coming 12. MARY PRATT: Mirror 10; HR Sec. 10; Lost and Found 10. FRANK PRESTIGIACOMO SANDRA PRUCHA: Band 10-12; Latin Club 10,11; Finance 11; Candy Counter 12; Lost and Found 10; Class Comm. 11,12. DOUGLAS RAHN: Band 10-12; HR Pres. 11; Student Council 12; Swimming 11. DARLENE RAISBECK: Office Mon. 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Finance 11, 12; Lost and Found 11; Hospitality 10, 12, chm. 12. DONALD REED: not pictured. Basketball Man. 10. GARY REPSUMER: not pictured. HocKey 11, 12; 4-Lakes Basketball 12. PHYLLIS REVELS: not pictured. 120 GLADYS RICH MARVIN RICHARDSON: TY 10, 11; Camera Club H; Ushers 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Pep 12; H'coming 10. ROBERT RICHTER: Class Comm. 10-12; French Club 11; Football 10-12; Basketball 10, 11; Track 10, 11; 4-Lakes Football 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10, 11; Student Council alt. 10, 11; Finance 11. RANDY RIEMAN: HR VPres. 10, 11; Golf 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Student Council 10, alt 11; Finance 11. KRISTINE ROBSON: Class Comm. 10-12; Office Mon. 10; Spanish Club 12; Student Council alt. 10, 11; H'coming 11, 12. MICHAEL ROGERS: Football 11, 12; Swimming 11, 12, Co-Cap-tain 12; 4-Lakes Football 11, 12 4-Lakcs Basketball 11, 12. MARY ROHR: Usherettes 11; Candy Counter 11. SUSAN RULAND: not pictured. KATHLEEN RUSSELL: HR VPres. 11, HR Pres. 12; FTA 11, 12; Student Council 10-12; Social 10-12; Finance 11, 12. LAURIE SACKS: TY 11; Mirror 10-12; Class Comm. 10-12; Debate 12; French Club 10-12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Mouse That Roared cast; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon cast; Finance 11, 12; . CIC 11, 12; All-Central 11, 12; Lost and Found 10, 11; H'Coming 11, 12; AFS 10-12. STEVEN SASSO: HR Trcas. 12; Electricians 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12, Pres. 12; Football 11, 12; Track 11; Wrestling 11, 12; Teahouse of the August Moon crew. DOUGLAS SANDOW STEVEN SAUER: Latin Club 10-12; Baseball 10-12, 4-Lakes Basketball 12. JUNE SCHAUB: Mirror 10, 11; Class Comm. 10, 11; HR Officer 10-12; Girls' Ensemble 12; French Club 10; FTA 10, 11; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 11, 12, alt. 10; Pep 11; Social 11, 12; CIC 12; Candy Counter 11; Hospitality 10; H'coming 11, 12. SHERRY SCHEEL GLORIA SCHELLIN: Usherettes It. BERNARD SCHMELZER: Football 10- 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Swimming 11; Wrestling 10; 4-Lakes Basketball. CHRISTAN SCHMIDT: H'coming 12; Office Mon. 10; Bowling Club 10; Dance Comm. 10; Choir 10, 12. GERALD SCHMIDT ANN SCHNEIDER: TY Faculty Editor 11; Mirror 10, 11; Class Comm. 11; HR Sec. 10, 12; HR Trcas. 11; Girls' Ensemble 12; German Club 10-12; FTA 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Student Council 12; CIC 11; Candy Counter 10, 11; H'coming comm, chm. 12, Choir 12. MICHAEL SCHOTT: Spanish Club 12; Latin Club 10. PAUL SCHWENCEL: TY 12; H'coming Court 12; Football 10 12; Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11; 4-Lakcs Basketball 10-12. SCOTT SCULLION: Latin Club 10-12. SHARON SHELTON JOHN SHERBERNE: not pictured. MARSHALL SLACHT: Cross Country 10. DENNIS SMITH: Forensics 11; German Club 10-12; Football 10-12; Tennis 10-12; Wrestling 10-12. FRANK SMITH TERRY SMITH: not pictured. LAURA SMITHSON: Mirror 10- 121 12, Assoc. Editor 11, Features Editor 12; Class Comm. 10-12; Prom Court 11; French Club 10-12; Ski Club 12; Red Cross Club 12; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council 12; Social 12; Finance 12; CIC 11, 12; Ways and Means 10, 12; Lost and Found chm. 11; H'coming 12; AFS 10-12, ass't chm. 12. WILLIAM SOUDER NICOLAS SPATOLA: Football 10, 11; Track 10, 11. EDWARD SPRAGUE: H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Track 11; 4-Lakes Basketball 11, 12. THOMAS STANEK BONNIE STENSETH: Girls’ Swimming Team 10. THERESA STEWART: Ski Club 12; Finance 12; All-Central 12; Lost and Found 10, 12; Bowling 10, 12. MARY ELLEN STOFFELS WILLARD STOLEN: TY Section Co-Editor 12; Ski Club 11, 12, Pres. 12; Swimming 11,12, Co-Captain 12; Ah Wilderness lead, Teahouse of the August Moon lead. CAROL VANT DEBORAH STONE: Mirror 10; Band 10-12; FTA 11,12; Ski Club 12; Mouse That Roared crew; CIC 11; Hospitality 10; Holiday 11; AFS 10-12. RICHARD STUESSY: Basketball 10-12. STEVEN SW1TZKY: Band 10-12; Latin Club 10,11. PATRICK TAGUE: Band 10-12; Hockey 12; 4-Lakes Football 11. THOMAS TAMURA: not pictured. MARY THQLO: TY 11,12, Section Co-Editor 12; Mirror ad staff 11; Band 10,11; Ways and Means 11. RICHARD THOMPSON JUDITH TIFFT PATRICIA TRELN'EN PAUL TWEETEN: not pictured. STEVEN URSO: Latin Club 10; Football 10-12; Basketball 10; Track 11; Golf 10; Wrestling 11, 12; CHIP VAN ABLE: Mirror 10,11; Choir 11,12; Basketball 10-12; Cross Country 11; Tennis 10-12; Mouse That Roared crew; Annie Get Your Gun crew; Cheaper by the Dozen cast; Student Council alt. 12; Pep 10, 11; Social 11; H'coming 12. GAY WYNN VAN RAALTE ALFRED VERDIN: Class Comm. 11; HR Pros. 10, 12; HR Sec. 11; Double Quartet 12; H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12, Co-Captain 12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10,11. BRUCE VICTOR: HR Officer 10-12; H'coming Court 12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Track 10-12; 4-Lakes Basketball 10,11. BERNARD VICTORIANNE GREGORY V1RNIG: Football 10. MARY VITALE: Hospitality 10, 11. CARLA VOGT JUDITH VOSS: TY 10-12; Mirror ad staff 11; Orchestra 10, 11; Pep 10,11; Social 11. RICHARD VOWLES: Band 10,11; Orchestra 10-12; Class Comm. 10-12; HR VP res. 11; Ski Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Annie Get Your Gun orch; Finance 10-12; Badger Boys' State 11. JANICE WAGNER DAN WALLER: not pictured. MARILYN WARDLE MICHAEL WARREN BARBARA WASHBURN: MirTor ad Man. 11, 12; Class Comm. 11,12; French Club 11,12; Ski Club 11,12, VPres. 12; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Ah Wilderness crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; Student Council alt. 12; Pep 11, 12; Social 11, 12; CIC 11; All-Central 11; H'coming 12; AFS 12; Choir 12. MICHAEL WEAVER: Annie Get Your Gun crew. MARIE WESTRA: Band 12; Orchestra 12; Class Comm. 12. Pep 10, 11; CIC 11; Ways and Means 10. GLENN W1ERSMA: Football 10; Basketball 10; Swimming 11. JAN WILKE JEAN WTLKE: Office Mon. 10, 12; Library Mon. 12; Class Comm. 11. DuWAYNE WILLIAMS JANE WILLIAMS: Class Comm. 10-12, chm. 10; French Club 10-12; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Pep 10-12; Hospitality 10, 11; AFS 12; Cheerleading 10-12; Choir 11,12. PEGGY WILLIAMS: Mirror 10-12, Editor 11,12; Class Comm. 10-12; Girls' Ensemble 11,12; French Club 10-12; Electricians 12; FTA 11; Ski Club 12; crew all plays; Student Council 12; Finance 10-12, chm. 12; Lost and Found 10; H'coming 11, 12; AFS 10-12; Choir 10-12; Girls' Sports 10-12; Red Cross Club 12; AFS sister 12. ROSE WILLIAMS: Class Comm. 11; Lost and Found 10; Holiday 10; Girls' Sports 11,12. ROSETTA WILLIAMS: not pictured. DOUGLAS WILLISTON: not pictured. JOSEPH WILSON: Orpheus 10; Ski Club 12; The Heiress crew; One-Act Plays 10; Prep Post Sports Editor 10; Basketball Man. 10. LUCINDA WHEELER: Class Comm. chm. 11; Library Mon. 10; French Club 10; Annie Get Your Gun cast; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Ah Wilderness art director; Teahouse of the August Moon art director; JOHN WINNER: Football 10; Hockey 11, 12; 4-Lakes Football 10. EDWIN WIRKA: Class Comm. 10, 11; Prom Court 11; Track 10; Golf 11,12; 4-Lakes Basketball 12; Student Council 10,11; Pep 10,11; Social 10; Finance 10,11; H'coming comm, co-chm. 12; Study Hall Mon. 10, 11. PAUL WONG: HR Officer; Student Council 12; CIC 12. AMY WOOD: TY Section Co-Editor 12; Orpheus VPres. 11; Cheaper by the Dozen crew; Teahouse of the August Moon crew; The Heiress crew; Pcnt-anglc 10; Choir 10. BEATRICE YOUNG: Mirror 11; Debate 11; German Club 11; Ah Wilderness crew; CIC 11; Lost and Found 11. 122 ADVERTISERS AL'S LAKESIDE PHARMACY 335 W. 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