Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

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A F5735 Q' 72 841 52 71 4 S Q : M Here is your yearbook! We, the Tiger Staff, present it to you. This dramatic presentation of the events of this-school year is a series of TV shows, commemorat- ing for you the challenges, accomplish- ments, and friendships at MHS. We sin- cerely believe that the PLUG'S THE PAYOFF. 5 Dedication l 3 i Alvin Bitzer Have you ever known anyone whose Work labeled him as an expert and an artist in his field? Someone who lives happily, whose wisdom, kindness and faith make each day better than it otherwise would have been? A person whose principles and friendship never waver? A person whose sense of humor never deserts him? One who gives of himself so generously to family, his school, his friends and community? AL BITZER, a real manjs man! 4-of ' The 1961 Tiger Staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Alvin Bitzer. It is our way of expressing our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for his thirty-three years of service to Marshfield Senior High School as a teacher and a friend. Thank you, Mr. Bitzer, for everything. Time at for tation Identification . . . wig .M F -w 1-nq4,,vl I! VV at 'MR sa. LX JN' :gi M2 FW aw 450:11 A995 , ,cha a5'1l 9 Q 5.0.1 fx 5 . Q3 QQ. ,Qld r fyqx CO-EDITORS: Deborah Abbott, Karen Hueksteud, Patricia Alleng ADVISER: Rose Waltei'sg EDITORS: LeRoy Binning, Donnelle Gardner, Marvin Meyer. Temporar Technical Tiger TV Troubles John Wickhumf-canieruiuan, Barry Manthei-sports, Lea Hopkins-illustrator, Lowell Dullinan-illus., Mar- jorie Oertele-script, Ron Witt4sports, ,lanice Olm4script, Cathy Burhopp-Seniors, Don Clemenl-cam- eraman, Sandy Chronquist-script, Larry Trachte-sports, Sharon Steffeck-script, Ruth Kohs-script, Diane Kalsched4script, Doug Boucherfcameraman. Not pictured: Janet Bintzler, Sharon Dickman, Toni Pucker, Karen Chronquist. airw' p 'vvvvvvyx ll H V ri: Ai 'HEI' 12: Hi S49 . 45 :r4q e v . , ol Nl 1 1' Yak ,3 0? Sf' E!!! r Pt gf:- ig 'I' x WN 7 Extras Wanted to: Sell candy for Council sale launched by Barry Manthei, Rick Beebe, Cast their votes in Mock EICCUOH- and Diane Kalsched. Pop com for an all-school activity as Heidi Harwood, .lane Fleming, Patti Allen, and Barb Bluemke are doing. BOARD OF STANDING: Mr. Helgerson John Wickham Don Steffen Dennis Hintz Charlie Aslakson 8 Workers to direct School Forest activities. DIRECTORS SEATED : ,lim Starling Bill Stute Marvin Meyer Ruth Warnzenski .luliene Aschbrock Barb Bluemke Myron Meyer fnot picturedl .ma etmwf1.4-, Whois Your Food I.Q.? directed by Mrs. Olloeary and Mrs. Craft Hurry! Hurry! lBe prepared to slow up.J Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Craft, and Mrs. Olloeary have their tests in nutritional pleasure. The daily lunch-hreak finds three hun- dred and seventy-five gourmands competing. No contestant has ever failed the quiz. However, the competitor with the highest I. remains undiscovered. YOU may be the victor! COME AND GET IT! Youn HIGH Scuoor 71-1217 J? :mul 121 we r.g4.tL'f Going places some day? Your counselors, Mrs. Mead Cstandingj and Mrs. Bymers, hope so. You argue that there's no need of rushing things! Hold on, you teenagers of MHS. All conferences, advice from homeroom teachers, tests, College Day, Career Day, and all the other advantages coming your way are laying the groundwork for YOUR future. While you are at MHS therels an opportunity to Hhitch your Wagon to a star. After all, the first astronaut has yet to land on the moon. It may be YOU!! Colle e Day my M . V h ' l ' D: ROW 1: .lohn Wickham, Kflen V Hair-diiigei,cgliiiiildlscllilsclaliii, Yvonne Dankerneyer, Mary Ericson, Allan Werth, George Minehart, 3 Hickner Marlene Lustig: ROW 2: JGELH LHCHS, BUTTY -IHIHCS Manger? ROW 55 John Vedder, Ken Caplev Manthei, Tom Kresky, Bonnie Weiler, Rachel Schilling, James ee, Paul Lathrop: ROW 6: Dave Venzke, Gerald Sharon llauklandg RO 3: Mel Staver, on Schaefer, Oel' , Mike Hildebrandt, Joe ,lahnkeg ROW 7: Steve Stanley Poplowski, J es Starlingg OW 4: Mike -, Bill Stute, Marvin Davis. l M Oscars for Pro jectwmsts K ,,,, , Z uClass hreaksw are, indeed, popular at MHS. Well, this group of AV faudio-visualj service technicians have shown more than two f hundred movies to class groups and won their approval. Opinions dtr' W handed down have been flattering. Political science students found A Vp ' fob Evaluation most profitableg English classes had a greater appre- . in ciation of Macbeth after seeing the movieg future scientists had their understanding improved by looking and listening to Sound Waves and Fundamental Acoustics. Other classes will testify that these Hclass breaks were learning experiences. No one blames you PROJECTIONISTS now for enacting a drama all your own. Here's hoping you Win an Oscar. Ready? Roll! HARRIO CLEMEN T ...f . and M -, . if 7 directed by i C '79 .., , . , GWEN MORROW GAIL FRANK f?L-Ha'-fww.. - H 'fn C. Cole, D. Clement, M. Oertel, J. Boardman, B. Erickson, C. Hillman, C. Stroetz, C. Smrstick, J. Wickersham, R. Bell G. Powell, R. Caple, S. Vandeherg A. Beauchaine, C. Baldwin, C. Chron- quist, S. Chronquist, C. Gustafson, R Schnelling, C Thompson, L. Binning, W Messing, K. Whipple, D. Machtan, A Osborn, D. Hupe, D. Nelson, R. Lathrop v , ...W .- 6311 s A iw., J Larson T Adams D Morriso . , . , . ' n, D. Kloehn, R. Benter, J. LaFond, J, Wil- kens, L. Grottke, M. Rasmussen, C Pucker, J. Rasmussen, D. Gunn, J Markee, D. Landers, D. Oyan, R. Green: wood, P. Linden, T. Ott, P. Lathrop L Warrick, S. Detert, F. Kamps, J. llleli son, H. Salzwedal, D. Virasuk, B. Shap- iro, H. Kirschner, E. Warrick, K. Nel- son, J. Burt, D. Mueller, L. Hopkins. JOHNILEE LARSON MARLENE LUSTIG LINDA BECKER School Spirit Spotlight: The Ch9f3Ti8ClCiQTS 251' DIANE KALSCHEIJ, .JACKIE RODDIS SARA FIGI, JOHNILEE LARSON, JANE FLEMING JILL BABLER, DARLA CAPES, DEBRA DUDLEY, JUDY HIGGINS MHS introduces a guest star, Elaine de Fonsaka, American Field Service Student from Kuala Lumpur, Malaya in the home of her foster parents, Dr. and Mrs. Taylor. May we introduce Sue, Elaine, Mrs. Taylor, and Mary. In another scene Elaine points out exactly where her home is, With her are Mary Taylorg Charles Aslakson, AFS to Esslinger, am Neckar, Germany last summerg and Karen Chronquist AFS to Bottrop, Westfalen, Germany for the first semester of the year. Off to School Dear old golden school bus days With its bumps, bruises, and clatter. Bus Car On Foot By car, on foot, are other Ways Where we can hear the chatter. 'x1r,k x qw' On the Spot The Lodge Hi, all you nature lovers, at MHS School Forest This is Your SCHOOL FOREST. Girls do housekeeping. When class boredom hovers, Boys help build Go to your SCHOOL FOREST. 1 3 2 55' ii NATURE LOVERS Here biology stu- dents g a i n first li a n d information about nature. 2 maliariwxl-ni mmmaJfr: f s L Sr 'E V E, ,ff KVLV - ,, si, Q Wie. tif V' i,,,. z if S PM ' ', 11 --1'-'2 1 is 'fa . ,X os i'l H. V 0 Ivr fe... . . ,. is 1? is' .-I. N .. if f5'V , Q 1 ,Ax 'M 'wg R fx + 4 J ff .,-- 35' ' S 'F V V- -w ,'f'i'i is 'iw ' H517 -F f' s s f J ' vii of 51i6w,.a15':' ,is f r Irk- ' ,V ,, ' ' fir ' ' .vii 'ffm fi: l.' WS Sifixf -5 h 5 vkl, .k V' 'f' K ig W A vi' V Ria -Z - S In 'islgis 4 sf Q9 eg: f, ,.. i I 1' f, N-ff' us- -Q , ,' eww- '. -3 'g51.' r-we-A . S Q '-., mi.t.,bs, , , -a- :- V' I -N., ,,.. - 'z.Q.:s..H f 1-5 Behind the Scenes at MH BAND BOARD SEATED: Laura Grottke, Paul Lathrop, Don Cle- mentg STANDING: LeRoy Binning, John Nelson, Sharon Vandeberg, Mariann Rasmussen, Mr. Stein- bach, Janice Rasmussen, Gwen Morrow, ,lohnilee Larson. Sophomores and Juniors each have six homerooms. Here is one of the twelve having its picture taken for the 1961 TIGER. Toni Pucker fllepublicanl, Susan Reich, Russell Weichelt, and Deborah Abbott 1,DemocratJ presided at the mock election. lNixon wonll SCHOOL FOREST is an important behind the scenes activity. Here Dan Frenzel, John Wickliulii, and Jon Zimmer Cfrom Purdyl are pruning nFlugs', off white pine trees in- fected with w.p. blister rust. Twice a year the gym becomes a glamorized ballroom, the set- ting for the SENIOR BALL in November and the JUNIOR PROM in April. This is a scene from the SENIOR BALL. From BACKBOARD MAGIC we turn the spotlight on Bob Mason, Bill Stute, Coach Turner and Charlie Aslakson in serious conference. +1 r Y Y 15, QAM xx: X H ...www fM..:1 Ms Meet the Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION Ronald R. Eastman EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Superintendent of Schools Ronald R. Eastman Board President Leonard A. Ropella Board Secretary Mrs. Caroline Allen Board V ice President Dr. James Vedder Board Directors fstandingl Dr. Roy Jennejohn Marvin Davis Russell Johannes Edward Zappen f rom Whaifs My Line? MHS-TV TECHNICAL ADVISER Principal Russell D. Knapp with Office Staff Patricia Rhychnovsky, bookkeeper Patricia Horn, secretary Russell D. Knapp OFFICE PERSONNEL SEATED: Miss Eidenberger, Mr. Tur- ner, Miss Hansen, Mr. Wislinsky, Miss Verchg STANDING: Mr. Vorba, Mr. King, Mr. Goetz, Mr. Beck, Mr. Aslak- son. Classroom M ELVIN ASLAKSON Luther College, A.B. Latin ROGER BECK University of Wisconsin, M.S. Business Education JOHN BITTRICH University of Wisconsin, B.S. Speech, English ALVIN BITZER University of Minnesota, B.S. Cabinet Making, Art Crafts LEO BRONKALLA University of Colorado, M.A. Political Science, History BARBARA BYMERS University of Maine, B.A. French, Guidance CAROL EIDENBERGER State College, Whitewater, B.E. Business Education KENNETH FLANAGAN University of Wisconsin, B.S. Art LEE GLASEL University of Wisconsin, M.S. English .IAMES GOETZ State College, Stevens Point, B.S. Driver Education the Dial HELEN HANSEN State College, LaCrosse, B.S. Physical Education DONALD I-IELGERSON Michigan State University, M.S Biology DONALD HOEHN State College, Eau Claire, B.S. History, Biology RICHARD JOHN SON Stout State College, M.S. Metalwork, Art Crafts THEODORE KETTERL Northwestern University, M.A. Chemistry, Physics, Algebra ROBERT KING State College, Eau Claire, B.S. History PATRICIA KRUEGER University of Wisconsin, B.S. Home Economics VIRGIL MARTIN SON University of Wisconsin, M.S. Agriculture VERA MEAD University of Chicago, M.A. Guidance, History MARGARET RUSCH University of Minnesota, M.A. English SEATED: Mr. Helgerson, Mr. Schutts, Mrs. Krueger, Mr. Martinson, Mr. Ket- terlg STANDING: Mr. Hoehn, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Bitzer, Mr. Bronkalla, Mr. Steinbach fnot pictured, see p. 121 GERALD SCHROEDER University of Wisconsin, B.S. Vocal Musicg English MARVIN SCHUTTS Stout State College, M.S. Drafting ROBERT STEINBACH University of Wisconsin, B.S. Instrumental Music CHARLES TURNER University of Wisconsin, M.S. Physical Education SEATED: Mrs. VanWormer, Miss Wal ters, Mrs. Mead, Mrs. Ruschg STAND- ING: Mr. Glasel, Mr. Flanagan, Mrs Bymers, Mr. Bittrich, Mr. Schroeder. PATRICIA VAN WORMER State College, Stevens Point, B.S. Englishg Mathematics EMILIE VERCH University of Wisconsin, M.A. Germany History ADOLPH VORBA University of Iowa, M.A. Mathematics ROSE WALTERS University of Wis Librarian RONALD WISLIN SKY University of Wisconsin, M.S. History consin, M.A. Accent on Today from WhdI7S M Line? Miss V6-rch's German II and Mrs. Rusclfs English IV, section I, picturefl lierc, are typical of all MHS classrooms. With ACCENT ON TODAY students learn today for tomorrow, realizing that what they do not know and understand may wreck their plans for a successful future. Next question, please. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: President Charles Aslaksong ROW 1: Vice President Paul Benner, Douglas Boucher, Jack Pedersong ROW 2: Secretary Susan Reich, Treasurer Elfie Hinterkopf, Elaine de Fonseka, Mary Taylor, Harrio Clement, Gail Frank, Barbara Pingel, Larry Jonas, ROW 3: .lean Schermetzler, Don Clement, Ruth Greenwood, Rachel Schilling, Toni Pucker, Audrey Meissner, Nancy Gersbach, Debbie Dudley, Jerry Oelkeg ROW 4: ,lim Starling, Rick Beebe, Johnilee Larson, Sharon Steffeck, Sandra Morss, Larry Trachte, Dick Scheller, Alan Beauchaineg ROW 5: Barry Manthei, Patty Allen, Nancy Key, Korlis Wernberg, Dennis Hintz, Bob Mason, Heidi Harwood, ,lim Hill, Joann Hickox, David Vlasuk, ,lane Miller. MH -TV and Politics There were no face-to-face debates in the STUDENT COUNCIL campaigning, but there was plenty of the political razzle-dazzle. ln fact, there was too much as the network was in trouble for overtime. Eventually all was cleared with the sponsor, and ended happily for one party-the Seniors. And what a landslide! l President Charles Aslakson Vice President Paul Benner Secretary Susan Reich Treasurer Elfie Hinterkopf Since then all Council broadcasts have been business: Homecoming, candy sale, AFS, School Forest problems, and others vital to the operation of MHS. The scene above shows Charlie giving the student government the low-down on their Homecoming respon- sibilities and thus convincing the Voters that they had elected a super Council. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Miss Eidengerger, Adv., LeRoy Bin- ning, Paulette Mal- ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Mr. Ketterl, Adv. Jane Miller .Iudy Higgins Paul Benner, Chm. .lack Pederson Jane Fleming Dennis Hintz sin, Chm., Darla Capes, Steve Orr, ,Iohnilee L a r s o n Cnot picturedl . 28 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Mr. Flanagan, Adv. Toni Pucker Ron Fridell Sara Figi, Chm. Lea Hopkins Shari Steffeck Douglas Boucher Sandy Morss Cnot pictured? WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Mr. Bittrich, Adv. Rick Beebe, Chm. Elaine DeFonseka Larry Trachte J im Starling John Krueger Diane Kalsched Barb Bluemke Debbie Abbott CARDS AND FLOWERS COMMITTEE Joanne Hickox J ill Babler Korlis Wernberg, Chm JUDICIAL COMMITTEE Mary Taylor Marvin Meyer Larry Jonas, Chm. J im Hill Patty Allen Heidi Harwood Ron Witt Knot picturedb 29 V . . 1 ' V-p , x The daily educational programs might well be called THE NATIONS FUTURE. Participants come to the library to prepare for their roles in the many classroom dramas. Will You be a star, spectator, merely an extra . . . or flunk out? Choose your part: the show must go on! , ,wie ' V wash 1 , My M ,,,,,L, A -fm 'N-rlgwdgqgiicrzmm. . K M M mr '7iw1-,gg Wh-L u.3 ik lim . fr sl? 1 Youth Wants To Know is a live, unrehearsed series of informational programs, ranging from spelling to the complex theory of relativity. Dial in anytime from 8 a.m. to 4- p.m. Monday through Friday. The choice is yours! LYNN ANDERSON GAA 2, 3, 4g Latin Cub 2, Class Play 3 JULIENE ASCHEBROCK Forest 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4 CHARLES ASLAKSON Basketball, Football, Track 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2g Latin, German, M Clubs 2, 3, 4, Badger Boys' State Alternate 3, AFS 3g Uthrotar 45 Council 3, 4-g Class Play 3 ALLAN BEAUCHAINE Basketball 2, Cross Country. 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Badger Boys' State 3 PAUL BENNER Baseball, Basketball 2, 3, 4, M Club 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Council 3, 4, Badger Boys' State 3, Uthrota 4, Class Play 3 JEWEL BERTSCHIE GAA 2, 33 French Club 3, Commercial Club 2, 3 Class 0 Class Officers PRESIDENT Larry .lones fcenterl VICE-PRESIDENT Paul Benner SECRETARY-TREASURER Elaine de Fonseka 1961 MARY BILLIE GAA 2, 3, 4g Home Ee Club 3, 4g French Club 2, 3 LEROY BINNING French Club 2, 3g Drama 81 Photography Clubs 3, 43 Forensics 49 Tiger Staff 3, 4g Uthrotar4 BARBARA BLUEMKE Latin, Drama Clubs 2, 3, 4g French Club 3g German Club 43 Council 2g Trees for T0- morrow 25 Ushers 2g Class Play 3 ADRIANNE BOUCHE Commercial Club 3, 4 DOUGLAS BOUCHER Photography, Latin Clubs 2g German Club 3, 43 Uthrotar 4g Nat'l Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4g Math. Assoc. of Amer. Awarcl3 BETTY BOUSHACK Commercial Club 3, 4 Student Council Officers PRESIDENT Charles Aslakson SECRETARY Susan Reich VICE PRESIDENT Paul Benner TREASURER Elfie Hinterkopf ...AWV i fi CHARLES BOUSHON Wrestling 2 JUNE BRANDL Latin Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4 ALOMA BRITTEN Commercial Club 3, 4, School Forest 3 TRUDY BROECKAERT Transfer from West Bend 3, Commercial Club 4 CATHRYN BURHOPP GAA, French Club 2, 3, Trees for Tomorrow, FTA 3, Tiger Staff, Commercial Club, School Forest 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4 DENISE BURLING Transfer from Madison 3, GAA, Latin 2, 3, 4, Drama, Home Ec. Club 4 RUSSELL BURT 2, 3, 4, Photography 2, Trees for Tornorrow2 JOHN BUTTERBRODT Wrestling 3 DOROTHY BUTTKE FTA 3, Ushers Club, Library Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Latin Club, Council 2 DARLA CAPES Cheerleader, GAA, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French 3, Class Play 3, Forensics 4 RICHARD CAPLE KAREN CHRONQUIST GAA 2, 3, Forensics, Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4, Library, Latin Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Badger Girls' State 3, AFS 4 JOHN CLIVER FFA 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4 RONALD CUMMINGS MARI ELLEN CURTIN Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4 MARVIN DAVIS Football, Track 2, FFA 2, Projectionist 2, 3, 43 Forensics 4 ELAINE de FONSEKA AFS Student from St. ,Iohn's Institution, Malaya 4, Drama, French Clubs, Councilg FTA, Forensics 4 DALE DeSLOOVER LINDA DOPP Library, Commercial Clubs 3, 4 ROBERT ECKES Forest 2, 3, 4 DIANE EWERT Commercial Club 3 ALLEN F ELLENZ SARA FIGI Cheerleading, Forensics 3, 4g French Club, Council 2, 3g GAA 2, 3, 4g Ushers 2, Trees for Tomorrow 2 DARLENF. FOLZ Commercial Club TERRENCE FRANK Basketball, Baseball 2, 3, German Club 2, 3,4 DONNA FRANKWICK Latin Club 25 Home EC. Club 4 JEFF FRANKWICK Football, W1'estling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 HM Club 3, 4, Forest 2, 3, 4 JAMES FREDRICK School Forest 2, 3, 4 RONALD FRIDELL Transfer from Brookfield 3g Basketball 3g Forensics 4 PATRICIA FRUEHBRODT NANCY GARBARSKI Home EC. Club 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Usher 3 DON N ELLE GARDNER FTA, French Club 2, Tiger Stuff, Library Club 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 49 Forest 3, 4, Council 4g Trees for Tomorrow 3 GERALDEAN GAUGER GAA 2, 3, 43 Comniereial Club 3, 4 RICHARD GEISLER .Wrestling 2, 3 NANCY GERSBACH Council 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Class Officer 2 JOHN GREEN School Forest 2, 3, 4 LAURA GROTTKE German Club 2, 3, 4g FTA 3 WILLIAM GUK Transfer Granton H.S. ROSEANN GULDAN Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Forest 43 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. PRIZE WINNER 1960 HOMECOMING 36 3 il M M FW ls, 1 ETB? FT 1 AM, , f ROLAND HAGEN FFA 2, 3, 4- JANICE HARDING ADVISORS Mr. Beck lVlr. King Miss Eidenberger Mr. Vorba Mr. Hoehn, chairman Mrs. Krueger fnot picturedl Latin Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4 ALLEN HARDINGER Projectionist 3, 4, Commercial Club 4 NORLAND HASZ German, ciub ball 2, 3, 4 JUDITH HAYTON Home Ec Club 3 DONNA HEIL 2, 3, 4-g Wrestling, foot- Cornmercial Club 2, 3, 4. JOANNE HICKOX French, Commercial Club 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 43 Usher 2g Council 44, Home Ee. Club 41 JUDY HIGGINS Cheerleader, Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Ushers, Council 2, GAA 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4-3 Home Ec. Club 4, Class play 3 ELFIE HINTERKOPF Transfer La Chatelainie, Switzerland 4, Ger- man Club, Drama Club, GAA, Council 4 37 i NANCY HIRSCH JUDY HODGES Commercial Club 3, 4 LINDA HOF F Transfer from Aberdeen, South Dakota, 3, GAA, Drama Club 4 VIRGINIA HOWARD School Forest 2, Library Club, Commercial Club 3, 4 ROGER HULL Track, Latin Club 2, Cross Country 3, Wrestling 2, 4, School Forest 3, 4 RONALD HULL Cross Country, Wrestling, Track 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Drama Club 2, 3, School Forest 3, 4, Class Play 3 KENNETH HULTGREN German Club 2, 3, 4 SCOTT HURLESS Transfer from Three Oaks, Michigan, 4 PATRICIA JACOBS Forensics 3, 4, French Club 4 JAMES JACOBY German Club 2, Football 2, Wrestling 3 JOAN JAHNKE Trees for Tomorrow 2, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, German Club 3 JOSEPH J AHNKE Wrestling 2, 3, Cross Country 2, FFA 2, 3, 4, Trees for Tomorrow 3 DIANE JOHNSON School Forest, GAA 23 Home Ee. Club 3, Commercial Club 4 SANDRA JOHNSON Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4 SHARON JOHNSRUD Commercial Club 3, 4, Home EC. Club 4 LAWRENCE IONAS Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Football, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, 'AMN Club, Student Council 3, 4, FTA 4, Badger Boys' State 3 DIANE KAMPS J EAN ETTE KATZENBERGER School Forest 2, 3, Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3 RAYMOND KLEBA Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, School Forest 2, 3,4 RUSSELL KLOEHN Latin Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4 DENNIS KNUTSON Track 2, 4, School Forest RUTH KOHS CAA, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club, Tiger Staff 4, Library Club 2, 3, School Forest 3, 4, Trees for Tomorrow 3, Forensics 4 KATHLEEN KORTH CAA 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4 MARIE KRALL Commercial Club, GAA OTTO KRAUS Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Track 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4 MARIORIE KRAUSE Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3 JAMES KRINGS Photography Club 2, 4, French Club 3, Drama Club4 ARLENE LARSON Transfer from Columbus 4 LELAND LARSON Football 3, 4, Track, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, M Club 3, 4 DAVID LEICK FFA 2, 3, 4 as ,,,, 31 5 rf w7?eae-5,-f -f - li .. , 5, ,.,,-,, , ..,, , 3, KENNETH LIEBEL Transfer from Columbus High School J EAN LUCAS GAA 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Ushers 4, Projectionist 4, Home Ec. 4 WAYNE MACHTAN RONALD MAHONEY FFA 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 PAULETTE MALSIN GAA, Council 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Trees for Tomorrow 3 GERALD MARTIN FFA 2, 3, 4, School Forest 2, 3, 4 LYLE MATSON Football 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, German Club 2 g Youth Uthrotars 4 LARRY MEISSNER Commercial Club 4 MARVIN MEYER Forensics 4, Drama Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Tiger Staff, Photography Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, Trees for Tomorrow 3, Youth Uthroturs 4 wfy, 4 ,M , AE SENIOR 40 .- ff ,azuggsfix,-fzffvifiir, - I ,f . H - is BALL H -s, 11, fif, ,,,,f5' Aiis iss riii fi2iffi,f.fjb'iii ,, , 1' - 357. 5 - 5 3 , ,. 1 , ,3 , HQ 'Liv-fsyrvx, f ra 4 ,L vythfyig , , 1' Wg, K mini - if is K B , ZWWT GSCARS for Ais Judy Schmidt Marvin Meyer Karen Chronquist Douglas Boucher Elfie Hinterkopf MYRON MEYER FFA 2, 3, 4 JANE MILLER CAA 2, 3, 4, Council 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4 GEORGE MINEHART Projectionist 2, 3, 4 RONALD MOERCHEN Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, FFA 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Club SANDRA MORSS Council 2, 3, GAA 3, Forensics 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4 LLOYD MUELLER Photography Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Tiger Staff 3, Junior Class Play, Trees For Tomorrow 2 WAYNE MUELLER German Club 2, 3 JERRY NELLES KARLEEN NELSON Library Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3 4I Wiki 7e4Wf'f Wyman FRANKLIN NEWMANN JOYCE NOVAK Commercial Club 3, 4g Home Ee. Club 4 STEVE ORR Transfer' from Lineville High School 4g Foot- ball 43 Baseball 4, MU Club 4 GARY OTT FFA 2, 3, 4 KAREN PAMPERIN Commercial Club 3, 4, Ushers CAA 2, 3g Club 2 KENNETH POST Baseball 2, 33 School Forest 3, 4 TONI PUCKER Forensics 4, Tiger Staff 45 Ushers Club, School Forest 3, 4, Council 3, 4g GAA 2, 3, 45 French Club 2 IREN E RADKE School Forest 4 JOHN RASCHKE Football 29 School Forest 4 DENNIS RASMUSSEN Wrestling 2, 3, 4 SUSAN REICH Forensics, Council 2, 43 Drama Club, GAA 2, 3, 4g Ushers Club, Class Play 3g Latin Club 2, German Club 3, School Forest 3, 4 MIKE RHODES Football 2, 33 Wrestling 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Council l, 33 Cross Country 4 CONNIE RIETH BRUCE RITTER School Forest 43 German Club 2, Base- ball3 4- RICHARD ROGERS WAYNE SANGER School Forest 3, 4, Commercial Club 4 ROBERT SCHEIBE RICHARD SCHELLER Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, German Club 3, 4, Projectionist 3, Football, HM Club, Council, Forest 4 SHARON SCHIESL Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, School Forest 4 DENNIS SCHILLER School Forest 2, 3, 4 JUDY SCHMIDT GAA, I.-atin Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4 JUDY SCHIVIIDT School Forest 2, 3, 4 JEAN SCHRADER Forest 2, 3, 4, Commercial, Library Clubs 3,4 DIANE SCHULTZ Commercial Club 3 KAREN SCHULTZ Commercial Club 3, 4 DOUGLAS SEEHAFER Wrestling, FFA 2, 3, 4, Forest RICHARD SOMMER Trees for Tomorrow 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Cross Country 4, FFA 2, 3, NM Club 2, 3, 4, Forest 2, 3, 4 JAMES ST ARLING Football 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Cerman Club 3, 4, Projectionist' 2, 3, 4, Class Play, Badger Boys' State 3, Council, Uthrotar 4, HM Club 4 SHARON STEFFECK Council 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 4, GAA, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger Staff 2, 4, Drama, Commercial Clubs 4: School Forest ALICE STUMP GAA 2, French Club 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 3 ywrwdz VW? , KQMWFGX 'YWM WWW WILLIAM STUTE Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track, M Club 3, 4g Council 3, School Forest 3, 4 JUDY SYRING C-erman'Club 3 RICHARD TEWS JANET THIEL GAA 2, Photography Club 3, Home Ec. Club4 ARCHIE TRADER Class Officer 3, Football 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Wrestling, Track 2, 3, 4, HM Club 2, 3, 4 SHARON ULF. Home Ec. Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 3 CHARLES VEDDER Class Officer 2, Football, Council 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 43 Latin Club 2, Class Play 3 RUSSELL WEICHELT Basketball 2, Football 3, 4, Wrestling, Track 3, 43 FFA 2, 35 German Club 3 ROSETTA WEIS Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 ALLEN WERNBERG HELEN WERNER Library Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 43 School Forest 2, 3, 4 RONALD WICKERSHIEM Basketball 2, Football, Track 2, 3, 43 Wres- tling, Baseball 3, 4, M Club 3, 4 DAVID WIESMAN Photography Club 4, German Club 2, 3, 4 ANN ETTA WILATOSKI Commercial-Club 3, 4 RONALD WILLIAMS THOMAS WING School Forest 2, Projectionist 2 RONALD WITT Tiger Staff 2, 3, fig Council 2 DELORES WOODKEY GAA 4-, Drama Club 2 BONNIE ZAWISLAN German Club 3 CLARA ZINTHEFHR Commercial Clulm 4 Graduation 961 A Q1 '., C ll fx Z ALMA lVlA'l'ER On our city's eastern border Reared against the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Marshfield High School, hail. . ,l- ll v it X J it f I 2 CLASS SONG n'You,ll Never Walk Alonen CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER Vllhite Rose CLASS MOTTO With the Ropes of the Past We'll Ring the Bells of the Future. 45 I r iles ROW 1: Mr. Schutts, Rose Chesmore, Yvonne Dankemeyer, Richard Beining, Deborah Abbott, Sharon Austin: ROW 2: Tom Adams, Ricky Beebe, Kathy Cliver, Barbara Bandt, Jesse Burt, Mark Cole: ROW 3: Robert Chase, Judy Boardman, Patty Allen, Linda Becker, Dorothy Aschebrock, Sally Brandt, .Ioyce Bredemann, Jim Crowder: ROW 4: Eugene Breheim, Ronald Bell, Dean Davis, Ken Caple, Galy Bersell, Terry Block, Jerold Bohman. Class of 1962 PRESIDENT Rick Beebe VICE PRESIDENT Bob Mason SECRETARY Debbie Dudley TREASURER .lcff Schulte ROW 1: Mr. Helgerson, Debra Dudley, Irene DeGraff, Marilyn Dix, Nancy Frankwick, Virginia Cray: ROW 2: Lois Deleske, Beverly Erickson, Nancy Cenett, Nancy Halle, Louise Gerlach, Jennie Folyer, ,lane Fleming: ROW 3: Barry Egeland, Donna Cage, Ronald Day, Carl Gustafson, Chris Egger, Jeanne Gallatin, ,Iohn Hayton, Floyd Harrison, ROW 4: Ken Geiger, Ronald Doine, Sharon Fredrick, Jim Dodson, Donald Garfield, Jim Hefner, Heidi Harwood, Lyle Dix, Allen Creeler. ROW 1: Mrs. Van Wormer, Rita Hirsch, Sandy Leick, Marlon Laidlow, Frances Kille, Janet Kohlbeck: ROW 2: Barbara Hoff- man, Cheryl Hillman, Annette Johnson, Karen Huckstead, Mary Hiekner, John LaFond, Rita Jochg ROW 3: Carole Hilgardt, Robert Johnson, Jerry Krueger, Mike Lee, Bill Jepson, Gerold Hoffman, Carole Ketterl, Mary Kirschnerg ROW 4: Tom Kresky, Bruce Krueger, Wayne Herman, Nancy Key, Donald Lander, Dennis Hintz, John Krueger. Junior Class Float ROW 1: Mr. Flanagan, Mary Moen, Judy Nowaczyk, Marlene Lustig, Lois Raschke, Janet Reif: ROW 2: Karen Rasmussen, Elizabeth Peters, Janice Rassmussen, Peggy Linden, Wanda Messing, Janice Olin, Peggy Newman, ROW 3: Phillip Offer, Diane Meske, Dennis Moen, Victor Nikolai, Douglas Morrison, Robert Post, Carol Leslneister, Jim Oettickerg ROW 4: Glenda Powell, Harold Pagles, Barry Manthei, Dick Nelson, Rob Mason, Jim Menger, James Mundt, John Nanstad, Myrene Rachu. 47 ROW 1: Mr. Bronkalla, Joanne Strack, Betty Rychnovsky, Caroline Stroetz, Joy Smith, Judy Schultz, Jean Schermetzlerg ROW 2: Pondri Smitke, Judy Schonfeldt, Yvonne Stangl, Jim Seehafer, Carol Rustad, Susan Shrake, Judy Smith, ROW 3: Wayne Schultz, Joan Schermetzler, Rachel Schilling, Jackie Roddis, Patricis Sclmahel, Edna Stockheimer, Charlene Smith, Mark Sauer, ROW 4: Donald Schaefer, James Schoeningv John Salvo, Donald Steffen, Carol Schuman, Ronald Steltenpohl, Harlyn Roehl, Jeff Schulte, Melvin Staver. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT CHARLES ASLAKSON presents the- Little Brown Jug to JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT BOB MASON to honor the Juniors for selling the most candy during the annual Council candy sale, Congratulations to the JUNIORS for winning this highly competitive contest! ROW I: Miss Verch, Carla Tauschek, Beverly Wienke, Lorraine Voight, Bonnie Weiler, Patricia Wzilgenlnacli, Sharon Vande- bergg ROW 2: Darlene Thompson, Virginia Theimke, Korlis Wernbcrg, Janet Wells, Elaine Sutton, Edith Wilke, Joan Wester- hauseng ROW 3: Jean Wilkins, Carol Weichelt, Ruth Warnzenski, Lynne Sweet, Nancy Zoellner, John Wickham, Darlene Zwicke, Sharon Woodkeyg ROW 4: Richard Williams, David Vcnzke, Florene Thiel, Wayne Tesmer, John Vedder, Larry Trachte, Jim Tremelling, Clarence Yaeger, Bill Tews. 1 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Glasel, Bonnie Beauchaine, Beverly Bruhn, Merle Cochran, Jim Buchanan, Mary Bouchak, Doris Brown: ROW 2: ,loan Brost, Harrio Clement, Edward Carlson, Mary Asplin, James Cox, Carla Cole, Lois Bigelow, ROW 3: Janet Bintzler, James Bach, Arthur Burdette, Sally Craft, Robert Bradley, Dickie Bille, James Asplin, Virginia Beiningg TOP ROW: Sandra Chronquist, Sharon Conran, Lowell Dallman, Don Clement, Bob Benter, Phyllis Brandt, Jill Bahler. Class of 1963 PRESIDENT James Hill VICE PRESIDENT John Loveland SECRETARY-TREASURER Lea Hopkins BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Bittrich, James Garfield, Fred Gauger, Shirley Fischer, Dennis Gunn, Victor Gray, Nancy Dix, ROW 2: Kathy Hall, Dale Gripentrog, Mike Gordee, Doreen Fenske, Kenneth Duerr, Dennis Frey, Sandra Graff: ROW 3: .lames Genett, Gail Frank, Kathy Guenther, Kedrin Ernst, Ruth Greenwood, Sharon Greubel, James Dohnig TOP ROW: Bemadette Gage, Mike Erickson, Dan Frenzel, Dennis Ewert, Theodore Haack, Gary Gaffney, Sharon Dickman. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Wislinsky, Rose Joch, Mary Hill, Bill Hendrickson, Paul Lathrop, Jolmilee Larson, Kathleen Hoggatt: ROW 2: Gloria Knutson, Joyce Hodges, Arlene Kille, Dale Hauke, Regina Konrardy, Sharon Hardinger, Beatrice Jonas: ROW 3: Sharon Haukland, Norman Katzenberger, Roland Kieffer, Mike Hildebrandt, Howard Henninger, Bob Krueger, Joanne Jensen, Karen Kloehng TOP ROW: Lea Hopkins, Peter Kliner, Ken Hill, Larry Janssen, Jim Hill, Ken Herman, Diane Kalsched. ophomore Class Float BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Ketterl, Carol Mahoney, Mary Parrett, Gwen Morrow, Leonard Nikolai, Nancy Martin, Karen Mounoe, Alberta Osborn: ROW 2: Janet Markee, Donna Offer, Sandra Nomnington, Donald Newman, Marjorie Oertel, Patricia Nelson, Janet McCormick, Clifford Machtan: ROW 3: Loren Millard, Audrey Meissner, Joyce Mannigel, Cary Mauritz, Trudy Ott, Jolm Loveland. Stephen Loomis, Peter Martin, TOP ROW: Dale Mueller, Robert Lehnherr, James Lee, Randall Meyer, Gerald Oelke, Gail Mielke, James Moen, Karl Lovstad. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Rusch, Dorothy Roehl, Geri Schmidt, Ruth Sauer, Sharon Peterson: ROW 2: Mary Rasmussen, Bonnie Rasmussen, Richard Post, Donald Schermetzler, Larry Rogers, Gloria Peterson, Betty Rose: ROW 3: Patricia Pember, Bonnie Scheibe, Richard Schultz, Vernon Schreindl, Roger Schultz, James Reif, Judy Schwarze, Barbara Pingle: TOP ROW: Jerry Reynolds, Terry Schroeder, Wayne Rogers, Richard Schaefer, Jack Pederson, Stanley Poplowski, Harlon Schultz. M arcia Weister nl 19445-1960 Memorlam To live in the hearts We leave behind, Is not to die. -Thomas Campbell Mr. Schroeder, Alberta Wienke, Leonard Zawislan, Mary Taylor, James Weis, Frances Zinthefer, Terry Wolf: ROW 2: Gary Smrstick, Shelby Stangl, Esther Seehafer, Janet Stueber, Shelia Ule, Diane Seehafer, Judy Viergutz, John Wicker- sham: ROW 3: Janet Spry, Ronald Wittman, Douglas Sommer, Terry Wenzel, Paul Woltmann, Delbert Woldt, Dennis Specht,'Marcia Weisterg TOP ROW: Richard Shepherd, Darrel Seebafer, Jerold Zais, George Wunrow, Dave Vlasuk, Paul Sommer, Alan Werth. chool Lzfe IN ACTION chool Reporters 4 -'! .. L - W V R k M . , J,-1-L4-.W is-, A ,i-,'z,:7K,fl .,.. H, fx k - Q . . ,, .. L A UN' A - - -1.-.-,,,,,.M-5 A ,V 195151 K2 : fwsffywf wg, Q, is yah uw ,, V JWYXSQQ-1w,Q3.4Hg4 :5? w M5 M ff 4 '-Q-auf,,m K Fam. -W-m.WV.,,,m 4 , 'wavy . ho-mx 4 x -X a Y M is S-pw f 4 We W F? A iw'-.., ueen for a Day from 1960 HOMECOMING starring DARLA CAPES Council President Charles Aslakson presents a watch to QUEEN DARLA. KING LARRY JONAS escorts QUEEN DARLA to the dance. PARADE: Queen and her court- Nancy Gersbach Judy Higgins Mary Bille Sara Figi GRAND FINALE. THE DANCE its Act I Grand March COURT OF HONOR Ronald Moerchen and Alice Stump Steve Orr and Joanne Hickox Paul Benner and Barbara Bluemke Marvin Meyer and Elaine de Fonseka Act III 'cSl1all We Dance? 1' Senior Class Presents the SENIOR BALL ALOHA starring MARY BILLE CHARLES VEDDER Act I I The Coronation LARRY JONAS crowned CHARLES VEDDER the KING OF THE BALL. KING CHARLES then placed the royal diadem on the head of QUEEN MARY BILLE. This is the Climax of this MHS-TV spectacular presented alive on magic tape. Mrs. Krueger, Sharon Ule, Edna Stockheimer, Sharon Hardinger, Jeannette Katzen- berger, Joanne Hickox, Nancy Kramer, Lois Raschke, Judy Higgins, Mary Bille, Karen Pamperin, Jean Lucas, SEATED: Nancy Carbarski, Joyce Mannigel. MHS Channel '61 has a great variety of specialized features. For example, the HOME ECO- NOMICS CLUB has daily les- sons in homemaking. This scene shows these smart seamstresses planning the draperies for the School Forest lodge. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA are meeting to dis- cuss problems confronting them in becoming professional teach- ers. John Krueger demonstrates to FTA his skill as a pedagogue. John Krueger, Bonnie Beauchaine, Lorraine Voight, Elaine de Fonsoka, Mrs. Meadg ROW 2: Mary Hickner, Debby Abbott, Lynn Anderson, Linda Hoff, Pat. Jacobsg ROW 3: Yvonne Dankemeyer, Nancy Key, Carole Ketterl. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB presents scene stealers, cul- inary cuties, experimenting with centerpieces to add glamor to a luncheon table. 'Tis apparent that this tal- ented group has much to offer viewers. These are not celebrity sltutterhugs in the PHOTOG- RAPHY CLUB, but just amateurs, wanting to show others the art. These enthu- siasts use their demonstra- tions as a means of preserv- ing school life on film. Be- ware the CANDID CAMERA. X,-...MV WA,--W. OUTSIDE: Kathy Cliver, ,Iudy Schmidt, Sharon Conran, Carol Weicllelt, Rachel Schilling, Lorraine Voight, Rose Chesniore, Edith Wilke, Joan Westerhausen, Bonnie Weilerg INSIDE: Donna Frankwick, Denise Burling, .lane Reif, Carla Tauschek. OUTSIDE: Linda Hoff, Mr. Ketterl, Pat Jacobs, Nan Halle, Marvin Meyer, Carly Bcrsell, ,Iim Menger, Sally Brandt, Ken Capleg Barry Manthei, Kathy Cliver, Lloyd Mueller, LeRoy Binning, Bonnie Weller, John Wickham. Clement, Meyer, Fleming, Dix, Syring, Hickox Mueller, Crowder, Krings, Roddis, Hinterkopf, Halle, Spry, Parrett, Smith, Dankemeyer Wernberg, Miller, de Fonseka, Beauchaine, Lars Allen, Kirschner, Jacobs, Bertschie, Wells, Madame Vive La MHS . . . Lebewohl MHS . Dallman, Binning, Smitke, Kohlbeck, Cole, Malsin Vedder Manthei Brandt Key Bluemke OI1 Huckstead Gerlach Abbott Capes Figi Bymers ATI CL UB Vifvant MHS. .:Long Live MHS Vedder, Mason Lee, Allakson Krueger, Hintz Schaefer, Krueger Wenzel, Hill Wickham, Beebe Roddis, Harwood Allen, Kalsched,,Brandt, Huckstead, Higgins, Capes, Greubel, Lathrop HOpki11S, Steffeck Dickman, Rachu, Wernberg, Kohs, Reich, Hickner, Malsin, Mr. Aslakson Bluemke, Babler Chronquist, Clement, Taylor, Dankemeyer, Martin, Markee, Osborn ERMA CLUB Frank, Trachte, Ritter, Menger, Mueller, Matson, Scheller Mason, Benner, Starling, Rhodes, Hill, Pederson, Haack, Hasz, Weichelt Caple, Vedder, Weisman Aslakson, Bersell Schoening, Lee Kloehn Mueller Mauritz, Ericson Bach, Lathrop Millafd, Schermetzler Chronquist Knot picturedi, Miss Verch Bluemke, K3lSChCd Allen, Hinterkopf, Jahnke, Werner Reich, Normington Zawislan Boucher, Frank, Wickham Rachu Taylor, Schmidt, Meissner, Grottke, Olm, Smith, Warnzenski, Ketterl, Lucas, Syring 59 BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Hickox, Diane Johnson, Judy Boardman, Judy Hodges, Karen Pamperin, Judy Higgens, Juliene Aschehrock, Roseann Guldan, Jean Lucas, Donna Heilg ROW 2: Joan Jalinke, Nancy Frankwick, Donna Gage, Annette Johnson, Linda Becker, Bill Stute, Dorothy Aschehrock, June Brandl, Donelle Gardner, Dorothy Buttke, Adrienne Boucheg TOP ROW: Judy Schultz, Marjorie Kraus, Pondri Smitke, Sharon Schiesl, Aloma Britten, Linda DOPD, J6Wel Bertschie, Geraldean Gauger, Lois Deldeske, Janice Harding, Judy Nowaczyk. Secretary Assit Secretary Commercial Club Chairman of the Board of Directors Pres V.P. BOOKSTORE I I v.F. POPCORN I I VF. CITY SALES I I v.P. AT'TEii1DANCE ASS'T v.F. I I ,ASS'T v.P. I I ASS'T v.P. I I ASS'T v.P. STAFF TAFF STAFF STAFF CREW II CREW' II CREW STAFF STAFF STAFF A we , 1 f f 'JJ 'Q ' , ' I ,,,. I . ROGER BECK Corporation Advisor BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen Korth, Jean Schrader, Judy Schmidt, Caroline Stroetz, Sue Shrake, Margaret Linden, Rosetta Weis, Jean Schermetzler, Janet Wells, Judy Schonfeldtg ROW 2: Sandra Leich, Mari Curtin, Glenda Powell, Nancy Key, Larry Meissner, Wayne Sanger, Allen Hardinger, Sallyl Brandt, Cathryn Burhopp, Judy Smith, Rose Chesmore, Bonnie Weilerg TOP ROW: Peggy Newman, Marilyn Dix, Carol Rustacl, Wanda Messing, Diane Meske, Rachel Schilling, Sharon Steffeck, Janice Rasmussen, Helen Werner, Clara Zinthefer, Kathleen Kulibert, Debra Dudley, Sharon Vandeberg. Corporatwn Board 12 flflectedj Treasurer Ass't Treasurer ident ASS7T v.P. I I ASS'T v.P. 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SEATED: Nancy Zoellner, Carol Lesmeister, Rita Joch, Linda Dopp, Donnellc Gardner, Cathy Burhopp, Joan Jahnke, Helen Werner, Karleen Nelsong STANDING: Miss Walters llibrariunl, Virginia Cray, Carol Rustad, Judy Viergutz, Diane Meske, Sally Craft, Dottie Buttke, Jean Schrader, Shirley Fischer, Phyllis Brandt, Patricia Schnabel, Virginia Howard fnot picturedk. rIr:f Y . rvur-1 1 z . L: 1.1 1-r xnmm1 I vlan 2x Carousel Dick Scheller fladderlg Steve Orr, Mel Staver fstagelg STANDING: Larry Meissner, Gary Mauritz, Russell Burt, Jim Lee, Barry Mantllei, Dennis Hintz, Darla Capes, Chuck Davis, Carla Cole, Don Clement, Harrio Clement, Mary Hickner, Joanne Hickox, Dennis Frey, Charles Aslakson, Doug Boucher, Mike Lee, Paul Benner, Larry Jonasg SITTING: Audrey Meissner, Bar- bara Pingel, Diane Kalsched, Lea Hopkins, Sharon Dickman, Glenda Powell, Nancy Halle, Esther Seeliafer, Sandra Ghronquist, Sandra Normington, Phyllis Brandt, Nancy Martin, Gwen Morrow, Peggy Linden, Gloria Peterson, Regina Konrardy. GAROUSEL is an appealing story of a maidis way with a man. It is a play of sailors, fishermen, mill girls, and carni- val folk. Bigelow commits suicide in the course of a bungled holdup and returns to attempt one good deed for the sake of his wife and daughter. Directing this magnificent production: Director .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, J ohn Bittrich Vocal Music ,,,,.,. Gerald Schroeder Instrumental ,,,,,, ,, ,,,. Robert Steinbach Clioreographer . ,.,,,,,, .,,, ,,,,.,,,...... G l en Brown Stage Mgr. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, D o ug Boucher Lighting ,,,,,, .,,, . ., Bruce and John Krueger John Vedder St. Director ., . .,,.,,,,.,.,,,.. Paulette Malsin Vocal music ,,,, ,,,, G wen Morrow, Nancy Assistants Martin, Toni Pucker CHORUS . . . GLEE CLUBS . . . BAND U 0:23 eg? t'?'f'g5 :sie Fifi Sum EFF :QQ CDCU EEE OCT ms: ,.,...-. EM zz, 537 N , ,:-ftnlc ru-QE SUT' silly, Sf:-.11 555 FJ 2 cn 4. E D cu N4 Q Y il. Q 5 PU 91 E. LT' 2. S4 N. UQ UQ ru W F5 '1 E UB, G MIXED CHORUS: FIRST ROW: Jim Bach, Chuck Davis, Trudy Brocchaert, Darla Capes, Laura Grottke, Johnilee Larson, Pat Gennett, Russell Burt, Tom Wing, Steve Orr, Jim Dodson, Jim Asplin, Dennis Hintz, Larry Jonas, SECOND ROW: Dick Scheller, Jerry Oelke, Lea Hopkins, Charles Aslakson, Judy Higgins, Lloyd Mueller, Barry Manthei, Karen Pamperin, Jean Lucas, Gary Mauritz, Don Clement, Hel Staver, Jim Hill, Jim Krings, Terry Wenzel, Gary Bersell, Jim Crowderg THIRD ROW: Jill Babler, Joyce Hodges, Marlene Lustig, Sue Shrake, Pat Jacobs, Sandy Normington, Peggy Linden, Judy Schmidt, Linda Becker, Irene Radke, Bonnie Rasmusson, Eunice Genett, Arlene Kille: FOURTH ROW: Gwen Morrow, Mr. Schroeder, Marge Krause, Sharon Vandeberg, Rita Hirsch, Denise Burling, Bonnie Wielcr, Mary Taylor, Cathy Cliver, Elaine de Fonseka, Darlene Folz, Betty Boushack, Jim Starling, Nancy Martin: FIFTH ROW: Carla Cole, Mary Hickner, Geraldine Gauger, Mary Boushack, Sharon Hardinger, Arlene Larson, Sharon Peterson, Yvonne Stangl, Karen Mounce, Harrio Clement, Sandy Graf, Diane Kalsched, Louise Gerlach, Francis Kille, Yvonne Dankemeyer, Barbara Bluemke, Nancy Kramer, Gloria Peterson, Bon- nie Zawislang SIXTH ROW: Mary Ellen Curtin, Mary Parrott, Karen Rasmussen, Sandy Chronquist, Shelby Stangl, Joyce Novak, Ruth Saver, Pondri Smitke, Janet Thiel, Judy Hodges, Barbara Pingel, Sandy Johnson, Patsy Fruchbrodtg SEVENTH ROW: Sandy Morss, Ruth Warnzenski. Esther Seehaier, Glenda Powell, Phyllis Brandt, Janet McCormick, Shirley Fischer, Karen Klein, Sharon Conrar, Myrene Rachu, Jane Miller, Linda Dopp, Doris Brown, Regina Konrardy, Linda Hoff. Salute to Music MHS is really on the upbeat when it comes to music. At the Christmas and Spring concerts audiences thrilled at the rhythm and novelty of these teenage artists from the MIXED CHORUS and the GLEE CLUBS. They are truly MHS's ambassadors of song. At Christmas the band and chorus presented a colossal music treat, a blend- ing ofthe blare and the beat. Spring tournaments were a triumph, tool For the first time Channel 361 has a group of caroling Carusoes who love to enter- tain. To complement them are the equally talented and charrning choraliers who also love a good song fest be it off-key or on-key. 1 5 1 by . Db-W, BOYS' CLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Mike Lee, Charlie Aslakson, Dave Vlasuk, Paul Benner, Mr, Schroeder, Don Clement, Steve Orr, Jim Lee, Russell Burt: SECOND ROW: Mel Staver, Terry Wenzel, Larry Meiss- ner, ,lim Asplin, Dennis Hintz, ,Tack Pederson, ,lim Hill: THlRD ROW: Cary Mauritz. Larry Jonas. Lloyd Mueller, Chuck Davis, ,lim Bach, Jim Krings. E WN, M? fi GIRLS' CLEE CLUBAFIRST ROW: Donna Cage, Sharon Johnsrud, Eunice Cenett, Bonnie Rasmusson, Arlene Kille, Mr Schroeder, Mary Hickner: SECOND ROW: Peggy Linden, Francis Kille, Rita Hirsch, Sharon Vandehcrg, Karen Rasmussen, Bonnie Weiler: THIRD ROW: Florene Tiel, Yvonne Stangl, Annetta Wilatoski, Doris Brown, Barbara Bandt, Shelby Stangl. SENIOR FFA: ROW 1: Mr. Martinson, Otto Kraus, Joe Jahnke, Russell Burt, Roland Hagen: ROW 2: Ron Mahoney, Myron Meyer, Gary Ott, Gerald Martin: ROW 3: Doug Seehafer, David Leick. JUNIOR FFA: ROW l: Mr. Martinson, Donald Day, Victor Nikolai, Phil Offer, ,lim Seehafer, Dick Beining, Harold Pagles, James Oettiker, Marlon Laidlaw: SECOND ROW: Donald Steffen, Lyle Dix, Ronald Steltenpohl, James Tremelling, David Venzke, Donnie Schueller, Robert Veers, Donald Garfield, Robert Hasenfang, Terry Bloch. SOPHOMORE FFA: ROW 1: Merle Cochran, Mike Hildebrandt, James Reif, Victor Gray, Norm Katzen- hergerg ROW 2: Dennis Frey, .lim Dohm, Roland Kieffer, Pete Martin: ROW 3: Terry Schroeder, Roger Schultz, Richard Shepard, .lim Weis. FRESHMAN FFA: ROW 1: ,lohn Schultz, Roger Bartz, Joe Rell, Vernal Martin, Kenneth Heeg, Gary Wurauch, Allan Cattanach: ROW 2: Kenneth Dall- man, Morbert Hukel, Tom Zyarlichi, Edwin Meis- sner, Arlyn Hansen, LeRay Kramer: ROW 3: Paul Heinzen, Robert Helms, Roger Martin, Larry Bell, James Schrnutzer, Marcellus Kille: ROW 4: Donald Nest, Leonard Nikolai, Harold Schiferl. Assisted with: School Forest Honorary chapter degrees for 3 Conducted : Farming program tours Safe corn harvest program Exhibitions of livestock and crops at County Fair Purebred livestock project Corn yield demonstration contest Tree-planting in student Wood- lots and windbreaks H osted : State Jr. DHIA Convention and Dairy Show Maintained: Local Jr. DHIA Competitive basketball team Chapter activities scrapbook A x Q Q il ing ua X2 q Nw 517 L1 2:,Q-5, eg f 1 ' 1, ' -P .?'?'sn ' 550' lv L A5 In . , 70' 'Cf i' '91 O Participated in: District Jr. DHIA meeting State Convention State Fair District leadership conference District forensics Judging contests at Madison Radio programs Sold : Adapted crop seeds Refreshments and football lunch stand Sponsored : Parent-Son banquet Senior educational trip Chapter officers' attendance at Natil Convention Submitted: 4' members for State Farmer degree Credentials of a qualified candidate for American degree JU,TLi0T Class presents A Visit To A Small Planet Bob Mason, Ricky Beebe, Dennis Hintz, Heidi Harwood, John Vedder, Barry Manthei, Gary Bersell, Ken Capleg SEATED Jackie Roddis, Tom Kresky. JOHN BITTRICH Director A VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET is a satirical yarn about a man from Outer Space, who, via flying saucer, visits his uhobbyf' the Earth. Kreton fBarry MantheiD is this lovable lunatic who plans to start an atomic war, which is prevented by Delton LL fBob Masont Here Kreton is confronted by General Tom Powers fDennis Hintzj, a typical pompous high brass defender of our planet. John Vedder is well cast as the self-centered TV opinion-caster Roger Spelding. Ellen fJackie Roddisj, his daughter, an extremely modern girl, is engaged to Conrad Mayberry fTom Kreskyl, an impulsive pacifist. The commentatorls Wife Reba 4Heidi Harwood! is practical enough not to want her daughter to marry impoverished Conrad and over- awed to have a house guest from Outer Space. Aide fRicky Beebel is the victim of Kreton's power. Television tech- nicians are played by Gary Bersell and Ken Caple. Rose- mary, the cat, did well, too. Congratulations to an all-star cast, to Barry in a starring role, and to the director. UTHROT Roger Hull Le Roy Binning Marvin Meyer Wayne Sanger David Wiesman Marvin Davis Lyle Matson Ronald Hull Russell Kloehn Charles Vedder Larry Jonas Douglas Boucher Ronald Wir: Charles Aslakson James Starling Terry Kenneth Paul Benner flew Q45 GDM Masque and Bauble SEATED: ROW 1: Nancy Martin, Denise Burling, Lea Hopkins, Diane Kalsched, Jill Babler, Mary Taylor, Harrio Clement, Barbara Pingel, Sandra Chronquistg ROW 2: Mary Hickner, Gwen Morrow, Regina Konrardy, Susan Shrake, Janet Kohlbeckg STANDING: Carla Cole, Nan Halle, Delores Woodkey, Elaine de Fonsekag SEATED: Yvonne Daakemeyer, Barbara Bluernke, Paulette Malsin, Karen Hucksteadg TOP ROW: Sharon Steffeck, Pondri Smitke. Judy Smith, John Vedder, Lloyd Mueller, Debby Dudley, Jim Krings, Sandy Leich, Charles Vedder, Mary Kirschner, Linda Hoff, Ruth Kohs, Elfie Hinterkopf, Sue Reich, LeRoy Binning, Janice Olm, Marvin Meyer, Pat Jacobs, Jim Hill, Mrs. Rusch, Lowell Dallman. DRAMA CLUB made a spectacular debut with a Christmas smash-hit comedy: L'Too Much Mistle- toe. Cast included the following talented stars: ..,,,- Marvin Meyer, Diane Kalsched, Jim Hill, Mary Taylor, Lowell Dallrnan, James Krings, Sandra f Chronquist, Elaine de Fonseka, Debra Dudley. Di- A rectors Kohs and Steffeck know the business of show business. Mrs. Rusch is the show biz sponsor, As this report goes to press, bits from backstage indicate that members are looking forward to a Spring production which will be publicized later. Senior actors and actresses will receive Oscars at a banquet. DRAMA CLUB PRODUCERS Barbara Bluemke Paulette Malsin Karen Huckstead Yvonne Dankeineyer It f, MHS Speech-Making Boom PLAY READING H'Ron Fridell HDennis Hintz 'H'Ruth Kohs H'Ba1'ry Manthei ORIGINAL ORATION MMike Rhodes Richard Sommer NON-ORIGINAL ORATION Joan J ahnke iiLea Hopkins 'lKarleen Nelson Alberta Osborn MEMORIZED DECLAMATION MNancy Halle J ohnilee Larson Mrs. Bymers Mr. Glasel iii? INTERPRETATIVE READING Mlpatty Allen LeRoy Binning HSandra Chronquist Elfie Hinterkopf Linda Hoff Hljatricia Jacobs Marvin Meyer Janice Olm EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING MSara Figi Karen Huckstead HJohn Wickham Tom Wing participators went to League Contest SPONSORS Mr. Hoehn Mrs. Rusch Mr. King Mrs. Van WOl'mCT PUBLICiTY SEEKERS fnon-appearance for performancel Jewel Bertschie Marvin Davis Debra Dudley Heidi Harwood Lloyd Mueller Susan Reich James Starling Ruth Warnzenski Korlis Wernberg 4-MINUTE SPEECH Hlfaren Chronquist HElaine de Fonseka HLarry Jonas Miss Verch imf - I f l, ,Q 1 SEATED: Mrs. Van Wormer, Mrs. Rusch, Nan Halle, Joan Jahnke, Karleen Nelson, Patty Allen, Elfie Hinterkopf, Jackie Roddis, Heidi Harwood, Ruth Kohs, Sharon Steffeck, Ruth Warnzenski, Miss Verch, Mrs. Bymersg STANDING: Mr. Hoehn, Janice Olm, Ronald Fridell, Susan Reich, Jewel Bertschie, Tom Wing, Patricia Jacobs, Larry Jonas, Debbie Dudley, John Wickham, Karen Huckstead, Lea Hopkins, Chuck Davis, Marvin Meyer, LeRoy Binning, Lloyd Mueller, Linda Hoff, Korlis Wernberg, Jim Starling, Sara Figi, Barry Manthei, Mr. King, Mr. Glasel. 1 72 Backboard M agic from Cavalcade of Sports Jits- Purdy gym is the stage for BACKBOARD MAGIC. Cheers, band, chatter, whistles, colossal noise all add up to supreme excitement in live, unrehearsed drama. For gridiron spectaculars the stage shifts to Beell Stadium, where sports' fans thrill to the PIGSKIN PARADE under the big lights. No wonder that MHS athletes are heroes, the stars on the CAVALCADE OF SPORTS. Pigskin Parade from Cafvalcade of Sports 73 c.r Pt' 99 BOTTOM ROW: Steve Orr, Bob Mason, Paul Sommers, Bill Stuteg SEC- OND ROW: Ron Wickershiem, Torn Kresky, Rick Beehe, Jim Seehafer, Larry Jonas, Paul Benner, THIRD ROW: Don Steffen, Rich Sommer, Jim Dodson, Jim Crowder, Norland Hasz, Lyle Matson, Jim Aspling FOURTH ROW: Ron Witt, Jeff Frankwick, Allan Beauchaine, Mel Staver, Leland Larson, Dennis Hintz, Russ Weicheltg FIFTH ROW: Ron Bell, John Cliver, Ron Hull, John Wickham, Archie Traderg TOP ROW: Ron Doine, Bruce Krueger, Charlie Aslakson, Jim Starling, John Krueger, Ron Moerchen. 74 Letter Winners FOOTBALL Orr CID, Mason QD, Sommers flj, Kresky CU, Wickersheim QZJ, Beebe f3j, Jonas QZJ, Dodson flj, Frankwick CZJ, Staver f2j, Larsen QD, Hintz flj, Weichelt KD, Bell KZJ, Doine KU, Dohm KU, B. Krueger QD, J. Krueger CU, Aslakson QSJ, Starling QD, Moerchen KD, Vedder CD, Schafer llj, Bille QU, Loveland flj, Kliner flj, Nelson QU. CROSS COUNTRY Beauchaine Qlj, Ron Hull QZD, Trader QD, Sommer flj, Beining QU, Jepson QD. BASKETBALL Mason KZJ, Sommers QU, Stute 121, Kresky Clj, Beebe QU, Benner QD, Aslakson f3J, Starling flj, Werth CU. BASEBALL Sommers ill, Jonas KU, Benner CD, Stef- fen Clj, Crowder flj, Frankwick fljg As- lakson QD, Ritter QU, K. Post WRESTLING Kraus QU, Dohm CU, Breheim flj, J. See- hafer CZD, Hasz KU, Matson CQJ, Staver QU, Weichelt KD, Cliver CZJ, Ron Hull llj, Trader KZJ, Moerchen llj, R. Sommer QQJ, D. Seehafer QD, Mahoney Wickersheim C15- TRACK Mason fli, Stute CD, Beehe KD, Matson CID, Asplin flj, Beauchaine flj, Staver QD, B. Krueger KU, J. Krueger QU, Aslak- son QZJ, Kresky MANAGER Wickersheim llj, Crowder QD, Witt UD, Beauchaine f2j, Hintz QD, Weichelt KZJ, Wickham QU, Werth KU, Scheller fSee supplement for Spring sportsj c'Letter Winners HIGH scorn: Bowuno TEAM Team Capt. Diane Kalsched Yvonne Dankemeyer Gwen Morrow Carla Cole Sharon Dickman BASKETBALL CHAMPS Team Capt. Janice Rasmussen Jane Fleming Myrene Rachu Judy Smith Yvonne Dankemeyer Barbara Bandt Sharon Dickman OTHER ACTIVITIES Homecoming Float BADMINTONN VOLLEYBALLQG BASEBALLM Unot completed by March 1, deacllinej ' f x Q Miss HANSEN BOTTOM ROW: Sally Brandt. Nancy Key, Patty Allen, Sue Shrake, Joan Westerhausen. Sandra Chronquist, Gloria Peterson, SECOND ROW: Mary Hickner, Elaine De Fonseka, Nan Halle, Carla Cole, Linda Becker, Gwen Morrow, Carole Ketterl, THIRD ROW: Judy Smith, Yvonne Danke- rneyer, Peggy Newman, Denise Burling, Sharon Conran, Barbara Bluemke, Ruth Kohs, Lynn Anderson, Linda Hoff, FOURTH ROW: Harrio Cle- ment, Cail Frank, Lea Hopkins, Janet Marliee, Joanne Hickox, Mary Bille, Delores Woodkeyg FIFTH ROW: Nancy Martin, Jackie Roddis, Janice Rasmussen, Doreen Fenski, Carol Mahoney, SIXTH ROW: Bar- bara Bandt, Phyllis Brandt, Janet Bintzler, Sharon Dicknian, Gail Mielke, Barbara Pingelg SEVENTH ROW: Jill Bahler, Diane Kalsched, Sara Figi, Darla Capes, Jane Fleming, Debbie Dudley, Johnilee Larson, TOP ROW: Sue Reich, Jane Miller, Elfie Hinterlcopf, Heidi Harwood, Bonnie Weller, Cathy Cliver, Rita Hirsch, Carla Tauschek, Sharon Wood- key, Kathy Korth. STANDING: Mr. Ketterl, Carole Ketterlg ROW l: Dottie Buttke, Yvonne Dankemeyer, Heidi Harwood, Gloria Peterson Mary Hicknerg ROW 2: Peggy Newman, Sharon Dickman, Pat Cenett. Sue Reich, Toni Pucker lnot picturedj. USIIQTQS is a part of the sports program. These charming usherettes have the spotlight before every basketball game. THIS WAY, PLEASE, is their favorite exhibition. Cinder Cyclone from Cofvaloade of Sports BOTTOM ROW: William Jepsen, Dennis Gunn, Ronald Hull, David Venzke, Richard Beining, Allan Beauchame Stan Poplawski Mike Hildebrandtg TOP ROW: Mr. Turner, Doug Sommers, Richard Shultz, Kenneth Herman, Barry Weller Donald Garfield Mike Rhodes, John Cliver, Richard Sommers, Gene Breheim. OPPONENT D. C. Everest 36-31 Wis. 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Em Xwwf 'I H S if'-WWF1 111 4559 ,, 4 1 1 11 M A 5 , GG Q Q QQ , 5 f 3 fb C3 1-I3 ,CQ ' W 79 5 6 Pigskin Parade from Cafualcade of ports BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Hintz, John Vedder, John Krueger, Charlie Aslakson, Steve Orr, Jeff Frankwick, Rick Beebe, Tom Kresky, Ron Wickersheim, Bruce Krueger, Ron Moercheng ROW 2: Mr. King, Bob Hasenfang, Tom Adams, Don Schaefer, Dick Nelson, Ron Doine, Jim Starling, Gerald Krueger, Mel Staver, Jim Dodson ROW: Ron Witt, Larry Jonas, Russ Weichelt, Ron Wittman, Mike Gordee, Jim Dave Vlasuk, John Loveland, Wayne Herman, Dick Scheller. , Ron Bell, Leland Larson, Mr. Wislinskyg TOP Lee, Alan Werth, Peter Kliner, Dick Shepherd, MHS's 19-0 victory over Medford was the only bright spot in the Tigers, most dismal football telecasts in six years. A major contribut- ing factor to the Bengal's last place finish in the Valley Conference was a rash of injuries to key personnel. Tigers also ran against op- position that proved to be exceptionally well balanced. The nearest MHS Conference victory was the Rapids encounter where the Tigers led by two touchdowns entering the final period. Second half failures were also responsible for two other Bengal defeats. However, the necessary utilization of inexperienced players should aid the 1961 Director King squad in rebuilding. Look for more happy endings next year! 3515'::fr53raeQ-ggwqaq,m,sm oPPoNENr MHS sfei sserrsss MGM eeeee 0 19 Amigo .Y1..,........ .V.... . 28 7 we ' J f D. C. Everest ..... ...... 2 1 6 MZ I' 1 'E 'Y ' Rhinelander .V.,, ,.,,., 3 3 20 k e trt.. ,, ft y 1 Wis. Rapids ,... ...... 2 0 13 isg f V ,r,s'r .4 Memu -,...,,,,,o ,,--,, 2 7 13 ' , , 1 13011111 ..,. ...... 4 0 O D riiiy 1? Wickersheim, Jonas, Frankwick are two-letter winners. Aslakson and Beebe are three- letter winners. Baokboard Magic from Ccwalcade of Sports For the second consecutive year, forward CHARLIE ASLAKSON led all Wisconsin Valley Confer- ence individual scorers by racking up 283 points. Charlie's season total of 430 points boosted his three-year mark to 1133, a school record! The southpawed jump shot artist also laid claim to the MHS one-game scoring record by tallying 41-2 against D. C. Everest. To prove his all around ability, he also led the team in assists and placed third in rebounding. BILL STUTE'S biggest asset on the hardwood was height, and he certainly took advantage of his 6-ll frame to haul in many re- bounds. The season high for Bill was a 21 point splurge that helped down D. C. Everest. His most spec- tacular shot was an uncanny leap- ing-driving, one-handed l a y u p from the sides of the free throw line. HPUFE, BENNER, chief under- study to Stute at the center post, saw action in every game the past season mainly for his rebounding ability. He hit his stride against Stevens Point with 9 points. Used mainly as a spot player at the guard post, ,HM STARLINCYS peak scoring endeavor came against Mosinee when he hit for 11 points. He relied mainly on his jump and set shooting ability to score. MTWICGYM MASON, the Junior who became well known as a terror under the boards and a specialist on defense, combined with Aslak- son to make up the most feared 1-2 scoring punch in the Conference. His finest effort came against Mos- inee as he pumped in 27 points. 8I ROW 1: Paul Benner, Bill Stute, Charlie Aslakson, Bob Masong ROW 2 Paul Som mers, Alan Werth, ,lim Starling, Rick Beebe. Varsity The Bengal cagers compiled a very respectable 10-8 overall record for the past season and took fourth place in the Wisconsin Valley Conference with a 6-6 mark. The highlight of the season was a five-game winning skein, in which the Tigers averaged 88 points per game. The victory string included a sparkling 113-67 mangle of Mosinee that broke all scoring feats of past MHS teams, and a vengeance victory over undefeated Medford 82-60. The Raiders had eked out a 62-58 decision earlier in the campaign. The Tigers gained the fourth spot in the Valley Conference on the strength of twin triumphs over defending champion Rhinelander, 59-54 and 78-595 Merrill's Bluejays 72-43 and 70-55, and D. C. Everest, 71-65 and 98-74. Wisconsin Rapids, finishing with an unblemished Conference record with the exception of a final defeat by Point, twice struggled before conquering MHS, 76-73 and 65-61. Only twice during the '60-,61 basketball wars did the Tigers lose by more than 10 points, once each to highly touted Stevens Point, 72-56, and erratic Antigo, 80-56. Other squeakers Bengals wound up on the short end were a 68-67 defeat at Antigo, an 84-79 loss at Point, and a non conference 59-58 loss to Black River Falls. The Tigers won two other non-conference games, mauling Nekoosa 74-48 and inching by Waupaca, 65-62. Sports' fans had no causes for complains as they viewed these games on Black- board Magicv from CAVALCADE OF SPORTS. ROW 1: Tom Kresky, Don Clemcntg ROW 2: Ron Doine, Pete Kliner, Coach Turner. Varsity, Jr. OPPONENT WE Medford 23 43 D. C. Everest 28 52 Waupaca 43 Stevens Point 36 41 Rhinelander 49 38 Antigo 40 35 Wis. Rapids 37 45 Nekoosa 51 Black River Falls 26 Mosinee 36 Merrill 46 55 W Conference Record 5 Overall Record 9 THEY 37 37 20 55 38 42 37 42 50 50 66 59 67 31 50 22 37 43 L 7 9 BOTTOM ROW: Ted Haack, Jack Pederson, Ronnie Bell, Don Schaefer, Jim Crowder, TOP ROW: Mr. Bronkalla, Allan Beauchaine, Dave Vlasuk, Ron Wittman, Bruce Krueger, John Wickersllam, Don Steffen, Randy Meyer, Paul Lathrop, John Krueger, Ron Witt. 83 IN FRONT: Richard Sommer, Douglas Seehaferg FRONT ROW: Dave Venzke, John Vedder, Mel Staver, Otto Kraus, Gene Breheim, Russ Weichelt, Lyle Matson, James Dohm, John Cliver, Douglas Sommer, Ron Hull, Jim Seehaferg BACK ROW: Mr. Wislinsky, Jim Lee, Dick Nelson, Don Garfield, .lim Dodson, Bob Hasenfang, Don Scliueller, Dick Shepherd, Jerry Oelke, Mike Hildebrandt, Allen Creeler, Barry Weiler, Dick Schultz, Dick Beining, Marlin Laidlaw, Jim Garfield, Fred Gauger. Grapplers, Record OPPONENTS THEY WE Tomah 29 20 23 16 Eau Claire 141 33 Stevens Point 11 28 21 20 Antigo 18 33 Rhinelander 3 40 D. C. Everest 17 26 Merrill 26 23 Wittenberg 21 28 to State Wig. Rapids 22 19 Mosinee 24 21 Richard Sommer Record: 6 wins, 6 losses Douglas Seehafer TOURNAMENTS James Dohm Conference Dual Meets Second Valley Conference Fourth WIAA Regional Third WIAA Sectional Fifth TREES FOR TOMORROW, an honor-winning performance, starred Elfie Hinter- kopf, Bonnie Beauchaine, Sharon Steffeck, Doug Seehafer, Delores Woodkey, Bob Lehnherr, Toni Pucker, John Green, Bob Veers, Otto Kraus, Janice Olm, Wayne San- ger, Debbie Abbott, Dave Venzke, Linda Hoff. The cast relaxed between acts at Trees for Tomorrow Camp at Eagle River, where this production was staged. Columbus High won the trophy for the best record in THE DISHONOR ROLL. However, Senior High won a more spectacular honor, that of being one of two Wisconsin high schools selected by the National Commission on Safety Education. Patti Allen attended the Third National Student Traffic Safety Conference at Madi- son. PRODUCTION STAFF: Patti Allen Barb Bluemke Jim Dohm LeRoy Binning Sharon Steffeck Dennis Hintz from afvalcacle of ports BOTTOM ROW: Russ Weichelt, Stan Poplawski, John Wickersham, Ron Bell, Bill Jepson, John Krueger, Dave Vlasuk, Bob Mason, Lyle Matson, Allen Beauchaineg TOP: Coach Turner, Ray Robinson, Ron Witt, John Cliver, Barry Weiler, Doug Seehafer, Doug Sommer, Dick Schultz, Dick Shepherd, Mike Gordee, Rich Sommer, Mike Lee, Jim Newmeier, Jim Lee, Dick Nelson, Ron Hull, Jerry Oelke, Wa1y'ne Maehtan, Jim Seehafer. The MHS track squad completed another fine season under head coach Chuck Turner. This included winning such coveted meets as the Madison West Relays, the Central Wisconsin Relays, and the Medford Invitational. The Tigers narrowly missed capturing their fourth straight Conference Outdoor Championship, bowing to the Merrill Bluejays by only 2 points. School records in 5 events were: EVENT Y RECORD 830 yard relay 1 :35.41 Spring medley 3 :46.8 880 yard dash 2 105.6 Pole vault ll'1L', Discus 132 What an exciting season for sports fans viewing MHS-TV! Volleyball Tourney ALL STAR TEAM: Barbara Bluemke, Bob Mason, Barry Egeland, Bill Stute, Knot picturedl Sandye Morss, Sharon Steffeck. CHAMPION TEAM: Charles Aslakson, Darla-Capes, Rick Beebe, Sara Figi, Den- nis Hintz, and Jane Miller. The champs won the tournament comprised of six teams. The All Stars were selected from the remain- ing five teams. Champs won again in this play-off. To State Meet for Special Sports Telecast These boys earned the right to compete at the STATE TRACK MEET at Milwaukee North High School: Rick Beebe, John Loveland fkneelinglg Charlie Aslakson, Ray Kleba, and Bruce Krueger fnot picturedj. Aslakson specialized in both hurdle events and was section- al king in the 180 lowas. Krueger easily outdistanced area half-milers for a berth in that event. He also anchored the fastest 880 yard relay team fLoveland, Kleba, Beebe, Kruegerj MHS has ever produced with a 1135.4 clocking. Bouncing back from the previous yearis bleak 0-7 record, the 361 baseball team finished second in the Southern Division of the Valley Conference and posted an overall 4-5 mark. The Bengals gained twin triumphs over D.C. Everest and Wisconsin Rapids but suffered three straight losses to a tough Stevens Point 9 and dropped two to the Greenwood Indians. OPPONENT' MHS STANDINGS, Wins Losses Point 5-12-8 4-2-0 Point 5 2 Greenwood 5-3 1-0 MHS 4 3 Everest 9-1 11-2 Rapids 3 3 Rapids 0-5 6-9 Everest 1 5 And this, sports fans, concludes the 1960-1961 sports season. You select your own Hall-of-famers. Tune in again next school year for the 1961-1962 sportscasts. Second Place Winners in SOUTHERN DIVISION or VALLEY CONFERENCE Larry Trachte, Harold Pagles, Paul Lathrop, Pete Kliner, Jim Dohm, Don Schaefer, Jim Crowder, Larry Jonas, Ron Doineg Coach King, Bruce Ritter, Paul Sommers, Jeff Frankwick, Paul Ben- ner, Dennis Hintz, Alan Werth, Don Steffen, Coach Buss. snag OFF TO GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE AT MADISON: BOT- TOM ROW: Jack Pederson, Sara Figi, Lea Hopkins, Pat Genettg ,Iim Hill, Paul Lathrop, Sue Reich, ,Iim Starling, and Dennis Hintz. STATE WINNERS: Lea Hopkins and Elaine de 88 tr lib linux 10 H PATTI BISHOP Off to WHSl1IIlg10DQ then back to MHS. That's why Patti lost her place on the Senior pages. Sorry, Patti. Fonseka brought home Emmy's. OFF TO STATE MUSIC CONTEST AT MADISON: Joanne Hickox, Chuck Davis, Yvonne Dankemeyer, and Mary Hickner. fffry EEE! z .Kas I ff ' ' .fp , , N -4 34, .e,., nb xx?- 35 I SQ! ,tg OFF TO STATE FORENSIC MEET AT MADISON, Larry Jonas, Lea Hopkins, Elaine de Fonseka, Karen Chronquist, and Mike Rhodes. 5 QQ ang 6. f S, ., K aiffaes To Senior Band Members Three-Year Service Awards: Allen Beauchaine, LeRoy Binning, Laura Grottke, Richard Caple. As the Supplement goes to press the newly organized AFS Club has made arrangements to welcome the 1961- 1962 AFS guest LESLEY SALE from Phalaborwa, North Eastern Transvaal, South Africa. 90 MH -TV p7'eS6IlfS Special Honors AFS candidates: Heidi Harwood Karen Huckstead Debbie Abbott Rick Beebe Cpo Badger Boys' and Candidates: Larry Trachte John Vedder ,loy Smith Peggy Newman Dennis Hintz John Krueger Tom Kresky Barry Manthei Bruce Krueger intingl Girls' Slate Knot picturedl TIGER BUSINESS STAFF: Sandra Morss, ,ludy Hodges, Mari Ellen Curtin, Aloma Britten, Helen Werner, Sharon Scliiesl, Rose- ann Culdan, ,luliene Aseliclirock, Jean Schrader, Adrianne Bouelle, .laniee Harding, Dottie Buttke, Donnelle Gardner, .lune Brandl, Donna Heil Knot pictured: Cathy Burliopp, Karen St1hullz,R1Jsa-ttaweisl. STARS from The Desk Set: Paulette Malsin, Darla Capes, Sue Reich, Ron Fridell, Karen Clironquist. W 9I BOTTOM ROW: David Wiesman-Lakeland Collegeg Karen Chroncluist-CONIMENCENIENT speaker, Elks, St. Olaf, math, Englishg Susan Reich-COMMENCEMENT speaker, V.F.W. Aux. essayg Barbara Bluemke-COMMENCEMENT speaker, tui- tion U.W., American Legion: Ronald Hull-Kiwanis, Stoutg TOP ROW: James Starling-Carroll Collegeg Ronald Witt-- Sportcastersg Marvin Meyer-U.W. legislativeg Charles AslaksonfAmerican Legion, Ripon Collegeg Sandra Morss-Elks Constitution Testg Paul Benner-P.T.A. alt.g Richard Sommer---Stevens Pointg Larry Jonas-P.T.A., V.F.W. Aux. essayg Douglas Boucher-Woman's Club, math, not pictured: Darla Capes-D.A.R.g Diane Kamps-Englishg Otto Kraus-Morrisong Wayne SnageriStout. Scholarship Awards Dorothy Buttke, Ronald Hull, Marvin NATIQNAL LeRoy Binningk Charles Aslgkstgil, Steve Meyer, Ronald Fridell. Ronald Witt, Charles Orr, Wayne lN ue ler, Davi iesman, Vedder, Douglas Boucher, Toni Pucker, HONOR SOCIETY Paulette Malsin, Sara Figi, Linda Hoff, Barbara Bluemke, Karen Chronquist, San- XX X Sharon Steffeck, Susan Reich, ,Iudy 5 . 5, dra Morse, Helen Werner, James Starling, E - 2- Schmidt. 'T rf 1 7 , S W i QS S I L 92 R-.J Chuck Davis, Ron Witt, Charles Vedder, Steve Orr, Patti Bishop, Ba Reich, Dick Scheller, Delores Woodkey, Darla Capes, Ron Friclell,Kar THE DESK SET. directed by John Bittrich, assisted by Sara Figi and David Wiesman, looked library auto- mation right in the eye and never once lost its sense of humor. The SENIOR CLASS PLAY was presented live on MHS-TV from Purdy Auditorium on lVlay 4. Tele- phones on every desk, all ringing at once, all with queries to be answered at once by Paulette Malsin CSadel Meyersl, Darla Capes t,Peg Costellol, Susan Reich tliuthie Saylorl, and Karen Chronquist fBunny Watsonj. Bells ring, lights flash, and confusion reigns when efficiency expert Ron Fridell tRichard Sumnerl installs uEmmerac, really Douglas Boucher. Human members of the staff have their doubts, well founded. about Emmy,', who flops. So Bunny has to come to the rescue after alll Jim Starling tAbe Cutler? finally proposes via tape recorder to Bunny. The rest of the excellent cast are: Charles Aslakson ffrom the Legal Departmentl, Delores Woodkey fthe trademark ladyl. Richard Scheller tliennyl, Charles Vedder tlVlr. Ben- nett, Pat Bishop lElsat, Steve Orr fElsa's friendl. Barbara Bluemke tlVliss Warrinerj, Chuck Davis tphotognapherl, Ron Wittf reporterl. rlm liluemke, Paulette Hulsin, Charles Aslakson, Sue nie Chronquist, .lim Starling. Emmy's creator, Douglas Boucher, and her mother, Barba ra Bluemke. Flanagan. Kenneth: Abbott, Deborah, 3, 7, 18, 29. 46, 56, 58, 85, 90 Adams. Tom, 13. 46, 80 Allen, Patricia, 3. 7, 8, 27. 29, 46,58,59,71,75,a5 Anderson, Lynn, 32, 56, 75 Aschebrock, Dorothy, 46, 60 Aschebrock, Julienne, 8, 32, 60, 91 Aslakson, Charles, 8, 15, 19, 27. 32, 48, 54, 59, 63, 64,-65, 69, 74, 78, 80, 81, 82. 86, 87, 92, 93 Aslakson, Melvin, 24, 59 Asplin, James, 11, 49, 64, 65, 74 Asplin, Mary, 49 Austin, Sharon, 46 Babler, Jill, 29, 49, 59, 64, 70. 75 Bach, James, 49, 59, 64, 65 Backus, Robert, 46 Bandt, Barbara, 46, 65, 75 Bauer, Judy, 46 Bauman, Dennis, 46 Beauchaine, Allan, 12, 27, 32. 58, 74-, 77, 83, 86 Beauchaine, Bonnie, 49, 56. 82, 90 Beck, Roger, 24, 37, 60 Becker, Linda, 13, 46, 60, 64, 75 Beebe, Edward, 8, 27, 29. 46. 59,68.74,79,80,82,86,81 90 Beining, Richard, 46, 77, 84 Reining, Virginia, 49 Bell, Ronald, 12, 46, 74, 79, 80, 83, 86 Benner, Paul: 27. 28, 32, 55, 59. 63, 69. 81, 82, 87, 92 Benter, Robert, 13, 49 Bersell, Gary, 46, 57, 59, 64, 68 Bertscltie, Jewel, 32, 58, 60 Bigelow, Lois, 49 Bille, Mary, 33, 53, 54, 55, 56. 75 Bille, Richard, 49, 66, 79 Binning, LeRoy, 3, 7, 12, 18, 28, 33, 57, 58, 69, 70, 71, 85. 90,92 Bintzler, Janet, 7, 49, 75 Bishop, Patricia, 88. 93 Bittrich. .lohn, 25, 29, 49, 63. 68, 93 J Bitzer, Alvin, 6, 25 Bloch, Terry, 46, 66 Bluemke, Barbara: 8, 29, 33. 55 58, 59, 64, 70. 75, 85. 86, 92. 93 Blum, Kenneth, 46 Boardman. Judith, 12, 46, 60 Bohman, Jerold: 46 Bouche, Adrianne, 33, 60, 91 Boucher, Douglas, 7, 27, 28, 33, 41, 59, 63, 69, 92. 93 Boushak, Betty, 33, 64 Boushak, Mary, 49, 64 Boushon. Charles, 34 Bradley, Robert, 49 Brandl, June, 34, 60, 91 Brandt, Phyllis, 49, 58, 62, 63, 64, 75 Brandt, Sally, 46, 57. 59, 61, 75 Bredemann, Joyce, 46 Breheim, Eugene, 46, 77, 84 Britten, Aloma, 34, 60, 91 Broechaert, Trudy, 34, 64 Bronkalla, Leo, 25, 48, 83 Brost, Joan, 49 Brown, Doris, 49, 64, 65 Bruhn, Beverly, 49 Buchanan. James, 49 Burdette, Arthur, 49 Burhopp, Catherine, 7, 34, 61, 62,91 '54 Burling, Denise, 34, 57, 64, 70, 75 Burt, Everette, 49 Burt, Jesse, 34, 46 Burt, Russell, 34, 63, 64, 65, 66 Buttke, Dorothy, 34, 60, 62, 76, 91, 92 Bymers. Barbara, 10, 25, 58 Capes, Darla, 28, 34, 53, 54, 58, 59, 63, 67, 75, 86, 91, 92, 93 Caple, Kenneth, 46. 57, 59 Caple, Richard, 12, 34, 90 Carlson. Edward: 49 Chase, Robert: 46 Chesmore, Rose, 46, 57, 61 Chronquist, Karen: 15, 34, 41, 59,71,88,91,92,93 Chronquist, Sandra, 7. 12, 49, 59, 63, 64, 70, 71. 75 Clement, Don, 7, 12, 18, 27, 49 58, 63, 64, 65, 83 Clement, Harrio, 12, 27, 49, 59. 63, 64, 70, 75 Cliver, John, 34, 74, 77, 84, 86 Cliver, Kathleen, 46, 57, 64, 75 v Cochrane, Merle, 49, 66 Cole, Carla, 12, 49, 58, 63, 64, 70, 75 Cole, Mark, 46 Conran, Sharon, 49, 57, 64, 75 Cox, James, 49 Craft, Sally, 49, 62 Crowder, James, 46, 58, 64, 74, 87 Cummings, Ronald, 34 Curtin, Mary Ellen, 34, 61. 91 Dallman, Lowell, 7, 49. 58. 70 Dankemeyer, Yvonn 56, 58, 59, 64, 65, 88 Davis, Dean, 46 e, 11, 46, 70, 75, 76, Davis, Marvin, 11. 35, 63. 65. 69. 88, 93 Day, Ronald, 46. 66 De Fonseka. Elaine, 15. 27. 29 32,55,56,58,64 88 DeGraff, lrene, 46 70. 71.75. DeLeske, Lois, 46. 60 DeSloover, Dale, 35 Dickman, Sharon: 7. 49. 59. 63 75. 76 Dix, Lyle, 46, 66 Dix, Marilyn, 46, 58, 61 Dix. Nancy, 49 Dodson, Jim, 46, 64, 74, 79, 80 Doine, Ronald, 46, 74, 78, 80, 83, 87. 89 y Dohm, James, 49, 66, 74, 84, 85, 87 Dopp, Linda, 35, 60, 62, 64 Dudley, Debora, 27, 46, 75 Duerr, Kenneth, 49 Eckes, Robert, 35 Egeland, Barry, 46, Egger, Chris, 46 Eidenberger, Carol, 86 24, 28, 37 Erickson, Beverly, 12, 46 Ericson, Michael, 49, 59, 11 Ernst, Kedrin, 49 Ewert. Dennis, 49 Ewert, Diane: 35 Fellenz, Allen, 35 Fenske, Doreen: 49, 75 Figi, Sara, 28, 35, 53, 54, 58. 71, 75, 86, 88. 92 Fischer, Shirley, 49, 62, 64 25. 28. 47 Fleming, Jane: 8, 28, 46, 58. 75 Folyer, Jennie, 46 Folz, Darlene: 35 Frank, Gail, 12, 27, 49. 59 Frank, Terry, 35, 59, 69 Frankwick. Jeffrey, 35, 78. 80. 87 Frankwick, Nancy, 46, 60 Frankwick, Donna: 35, 57 Fredrick, James, 35 Fredrick, Sharon, 46 Frenzel, Daniel, 49 Frey, Dennis, 49, 63, 66 Fridell, Ronald, 28, 35, 71, 91, 92, 93 Fruehbrodt, Patricia, 35, 64- Gage, Bernadette, 49 Gage, Donna, 46,65 Gaffney, Gary, 49 Gallatin, Jeanne, 46 Garbarski. Nancy, 27, 36 Gardner, Donnelle, 3, 7, 36, 60, 62, 91 Garfield, Donald, 46, 66, 77, 84 Garfield, James, 49, 84 Gauger, Geraldean, 36, 60, 64 Gauger, Fred, 49, 84 Geiger, Kenneth, 46 Geisler, Richard, 36 Genctt, Nancy, 46 Genetl, James, 49 Genctt, Patricia, 64, 76, 88 Gerlach, Louise, 46, 58, 64 Gersbaell, Nancy, 36, 53, 54 Glasel, Lee, 25, 49, 71 Goetz, James, 24 Gordee, Michael, 49, 80, 86 Graff, Sandra: 49, 64 Gray. Victor, 49, 66 Gray, Virginia, 46. 62 Greeler, Allen, 46 Green, John: 36, 11,85 Greenwood, Ruth, 13, 27, 49 Greubel, Sharon: 49. 59 Gripentrog, Dale, 49 Grottke, Laura, 13, 18, 36, 59, 64,90 Guenther, Kathy, 49 Guk, William, 36 Guldan, Roseann, 36, 91 Gunn, Dennis, 13, 49, 77 Gustafson. Carl, 12,46 Haack, Theodore, 49, 59, 83 Haukland, Sliaren, 11 Hagen. Roland, 37, 66 Hall, Kathy, 49 Halle, Nancy, 46, 57, 58, 63, 70.71,75 Hansen, Helen, 24 llardingz, J aniee, 37, 60, 91 llardinger, Allen, 11. 37. 61 Hardinger, Sharon, 56, 64 Harrison, Floyd, 46 Harwood, Heidi: 27, 29. 46. 59. 6o,7s,7o,9o Hasenfang, Robert: 66. 80. 84 Hasz, Norland: 37. 59, 74 Hauke. Dale: 50 Haukland, Sharon: 50 Hayton, John: 37 Hayton, Judy: 37 Hefner, James: 46 Heil, Donna: 37. 60, 91 Helgerson. Donald: 8. 25. 46 Hendrickson, Williami 50 Henninger, Howard, 50 Herman, Kenneth, 50. 77 Herman. Wayne, 47, 78, 80 Hickner, Mary, 11, 47, 56, 59, 64, 65, 70, 76, 88 Hiekox, Joanne, 27, 29, 37, 55, 5o,58,60,63,75,s8 Higgens, Judy, 28, 37, 53, 54, 56,59,o0,o4 l'lildebrandt, Michael, 50, 66, 77, 84 lliieardl, Carole: 47 Hill, James, 27, 29, 49, 50, 59. 64, 65, 70. 88 Hill, Kenneth, 50 Hill, Mary, 50 Hillman, Cheryl, 12. 47 Hinterkopf, Elfie: 27, 37, 41, 58, 59, 71, 75.85 Hintx, Dennis, 8, 27, 28, 47, 59, o3,o4,os,oa,71,74.78,8o 85, 86, 87, 88, 90 Hirsch, Nancy, 38 Hirsch, Rita, 47, 64, 65, 75 Hodges, Hodges, Joyce, 50, 64 Judy, 38, 60, 64, 91 Hoelm, Donald, 25, 37, 71 Hoff, Linda, 38, 57, 64, 70. 71 75, 85, 92 Hoffman, Barbara, 47 Hoffman, Gerold, 47 Hoggatt, Kathleen, 50 Hopkins, Lea, 7, 13. 28, 49, 50 59,63,64,7O,71,75,88 Horn, Pat, 23 Howard, Virginia, 38, 62 Hucksteacl, Karen, 3. 7, 47. 58 59,70,71,90 Hull, Roger, 38, 69 Hull, Ronald, 38, 69, 74. 77. 84, 86, 92 Hultgren, Kenneth, 38, 69 Hurless, Scott, 38 Jacobs, Chris Jacobs. Patricia, 38, 56, 57, 58 70, 71 Jacoby, James, 38 Jahnke, Joan, 38.59, 60, 62. 71 Jahnke. Joseph, 11, 38, 66 Janssen, Larry , 50 Jensen, Joanne, 50 Jepson, William, 47, 77, 86 Joeh, Rita, 47, 62 Joch, Ro Jfflmson, Johnson, se, 50 Annette, 47. 60 Diane, 38, 60 Johnson, Richard, 25 Johnson, Robert, 47 Johnson. Sandra, 38. 64 Johnsrud, Sharon: 38. 65 Jonas, Beatrice: 50 Jonas, Larry, 27, 29. 32, 39, 54 63, 64, 65, 69. 71. 74. 78. 80. 87, 88. 92 Kalsched, Dianne: 7, 8. 29, 50. 59, 63, 64, 70, 75 Kamps. Diane: 39, 92 Katzenberger, Jeanette: 39, 56 Katzenberger. Norman, 50, 66 Ketterl, Carol, 47, 59, 75. 76 Ketterl, Theodore, 25, 28, 50. 56, 57, 76 Key. Nancy, 27, 47, 56, 58, 61. 75 Kieffer. Roland: 50, 56 Kille. Arlene, 50, 64. 65 Kille, Frances: 47, 64, 65 King. Robert, 24, 37, 71. 80. 8 Kirsehner, Mary, 47, 58, 70 Kleba, Raymond, 39, 87 Kliner, Peter, 50, 80. 83, 87 Kloehn. Jerry, 50 Kloelm, Karen, 50 Kloehn, Russell, 39, 59. 69 Knapp, Russell, 23 Knutson, Dennis, 39 Knutson, Gloria: 50 Kohlbaek, Janet, 47, 58. 70 Kohs, Ruth, 7, 39. 59, 70, 71, 75 Konrardy, Regina: 50. 63, 64. 70 Korth. Kathleen, 39, 61 Krall, Marie, 39 Kramer, Nancy, 56, 6-l-. 89 Kraus. Otto, 39, 66. 84. 85. 92 Krause, Marjorie, 39. 60. 64 Kresky, Tliomas: 11. 47. 68. 7 77,8o,s3.9o Krings, James: 39. 64. 65, 70 Krueger, Bruce: 47, 59, 63. 74 78.80,s3,87,9o Krueger, Gerald, 47, 80 Krueger John, 29, 47. 56. 59, 63,74j78,80,83,86,90 Krueger Patricia, 25, 37, 56 Krueger, Robert, 50 Kulibert, Kathleen, 61 Ule, Sharon: 44, 56 ond, John: 13. 47 . Marlin: 47. 66, 84- Donald: 13. 47 Arlene: 39, 61- Jolmilee: 13, 18. 27. 28 64, 71 Anson. Lathrop. Paul: 13, 18. 50. 59. 83. 88 l.ee.'James: 50, 59, 63, 65. 80, 84, 86 Lee. 5110111011 47. 59. 63. 65. 86 Lehnlierr. Roherl: 50. as Leick. Daiidi 39. 66 Leick, Sandra: -17. 61. 70 Lesmeister. Carol: -17. 62 Liebel.Kenne1li: -10 Linden, Margaret: 13, 47, 61, 63,64,65 Loomis. Stephan: 50 Loveland, .lohn: 49, 50, 79, 80, 87 Lovestad. Karl: 50 Lucas. Jean: 11. 40. 56, 59. 60. 64 Lustigr. Marlene: 11, 13, 47. 6-1 31L'clUl'lll1l'li. Janet: 50. 64 Maelitan, Clifford: 50 Machtan, Du Wayne: 12. 40. 86 Malioney, Carol: 50, 75 Mahoney, Ronald: 40, 66 Nlalsin. Paulette: 28, 40, 58. 63 70. 91. 92. 93 Mannigal, Joyce: 50. 56 llantltei, Barry: 7. 8. 11. 27. 47.57, 58, 63, 64, 68. 71, 90 t Newman. Franklin: 42 Newman. Peggy: 47, 61, 75, 76,90 Newmeier, James: 86 Nikolai, Leonard: 50 Nikolai, Victor: 47. 66 Normington. Sandra: 50. 59, 63. 61 Novak. Joyce: 42, 64 Nfnvawyk. Judy: 47. 60 Oellce. Gerald: 11, 27. 50, 61, 84, 86 Oertel, Marjorie: 7, 12, 50 Oettieker, James: 47. 66 Offer, Donna: 50 0111-r. Phillip: 47. 66 Olin, Janice: 7, 47, 59, 70, 71. 83 Orr, Steve: ll. 28. 4-2. 55. 63, 64, 65, 74, 79, 80. 92. 93 Osborn. Alberta: 12. 50. 71 Ott, Cary: 42. 66 Ott, Trudy: 13. 50 Pagles, Harold: 4-7. 66, 87 Paniperin, Karen: 42. 56, 60, 64 Parrett, Mary: 50, 58, 61- Pederson, Jaek: 27, 28, 51, 59, 65. 83, 88 Pember. Patricia: 51 Peterson. Cloria: 51. 63. 64. 75. 76 Peterson, Sharon: 51. 64 Peters. Elizabeth: 47 Pineel. li.irhara: 27. 51. 63, 6-1, 70 Poplowski, Stanley: 11, 51, 77, 86 Seheller, Richard: 27, 43, 59, 63, 64, 80, 93 Schermetzler, Donald: 51, 59 Scliermetzler, Jean: 27, 48, 61 Schermetzler, Joan: 48 Schiesl, Sharon: 43, 60, 91 Schiller, Dennis: 43 Schilling, Rachel: 11, 27, 4-8, 57, 61 Schmidt, Geri: 51 Schmidt, Judy-City: 41, 43, 64, 92 Schmidt, Judy-Rural: 43, 57, 61 Schnahel, Patricia: 48,62 Schoenfeldt, Judy: 48, 61 Scltoening, James: 48 Schrader, Jean: 43, 61, 62, 91 Schrcindl, Vernon: 51 Schroeder, Gerald: 25, 51, 63, 64, 65 Schroeder, Terrance: 51, 66 Schueller, Donald: 66, 84 Schulte Jeffrey: 46 Schultz, Diane: 43 Schultz Harlen' 51 Schultz: Judith! 48, 60 Schultz, Karen: 43, 91 Schultz, Richard: 51, 77, 84, 86 Schultz, Roger: 51, 66 Schultz, Victor: 51 Schultz, Wayne: 48 Schutts, Marvin: 25, 46 Schwartze, Judy: 51 Seehafer, Darrel: 51 Markee. Janet: 13. 50. 53. 75 Post, Kenneth: 42 Post. Richard: 51 Seehafer, Diane: 51 Seehafer, Douglas: 43, 66, 84, 85, 86 Post, Robert: 47 Martin, Gerald: 40. 66 Martin. Nancy: 50, 59, 63, 61, T0 Martin, Peter: 50, 66 Martinson, Virgil: 25, 66 Mason, Robert: 19, 27, 46, 47 48, 68. 74. 81. 82. 86 Matson, Lyle: 50, 59, 69, 74. Powell. Cllcnfla: 12, 47, 61, 63. 61 llueker. Toni: 7.18. 27.28, 42. 63. 76, 85, 92 Raeltu, Myrene, 47. 59, 6-I Seehafer, Esther: 51, 63, 64 84. 86 Mauritz, Cary: 50. 59. 63, 64, 65 Mead, Vera: 10. 25, 56 Meissner, Autlreyg 27. 50. 59. 63 Xleissncr. 1.Ill'1'yQ 40, 61, 63, 65 Menger. James: 11, 47, 57, 59 Nleske. Diane: 47. 61. 62 Radtke,1rcue: 42, 61 Rasehke. John: 42 Rziseltke. Lois: 47, 56 Rasmu Rustn u Rasmuss 61. 1 en, en. Rasmussen Rasmu S5011 tn, 1 Ronnie: 51, 6-1, 65 Dennis: 42 Janice: 13. 18. 47. Karen: -17. 64, 65 Mary: 51 Nlessingr. XX anda: 12. 47. 61 Meyer. Nlarxini 3, 7. 29. 40. '11 55, 57, 58. 69. 70. 71, 92 Nleyer, Xlyron: 8. 41, 66 lleyer. Randall: 50 1 1' til '0 75 Nlielk '. ft : .1 , . Millard, Lorcn: 50, 59 Miller, Jane: 27. 28, 42, 58, 6-1. 75. 86 Xlinehart. Ceorge: 11. 41 Moen. Dennis: 47 Moen. J ames: 50 Moen. Jancce: 47 Xloen. BI ary: 47 Moor hen, Ronald: -ll. 55. 71 Reich, Susan: 18. 27, -12. 59, 75, 76, 88. 91, 92, 93 Reif, James: 51. 66 Reif. Janet: 447. 57 Reynolds. Jvraltl: 51 Rhodes, Michael: -12, 59. 71. 77. 88 Rietli. Connie: -12 Ritter, lirttee: -12, 59. 87 Robinson, Ray: 86 Roddis. Ja1'kie: 418, 58. 59. 68. ID Roelll. llorotllv' 51 Roeltl. llarlynl: Rogers. l.ar1'y: 51 ,. 79. 80 Morrison, Douglas: 13, -17 l11orrow, Gwen: 12. 18. 50. 63. 64. 70. 75 Morss. Sandra: 27. 28. 41, 64, 86. 91. 92 Xlounee. Karen: 50. 61 Mueller. Dale: 13. 50. 59 Mueller, Lloyd: -ll. 57. 58. 64. 65. 70 Nlueller, Wily'Klt'1 41. 59, 92 X1undt,James: 47 Nanslad, John: 47 Yelles, Jerry: 41 felson. Karleen: 41. 62, 71 Nelson, Patricia: 50 Nelson, Rieliardz 47, 80, 81, 86 Newtnan, Donald: 50 Rogers. Roger: lli ehard: 42 NX ayne: 51 Rose. lletti: ol Rnseh. Xlargaret: 25, 26. 51. 70. 71 Rustad. Carol: 48, 61, 62 Ryeltnovsky, Betty: 48, Ryclinovsky, Patricia: 23 SL1lllJ,,ltll1llQ 48 Sanger. Wayne: 43, 61, 69, 85. 92 Sauer. Mark: 48 Sauer. Ruth: 51. 61- Scliaefer, Donald: 11, 118. 78. 80, 83, 87 Schaefer, Richard: 51 Scheibe, Bonnie: 51 Scheibe, Robert: 43 Seehafer, James: 48, 66, 74, 84, 86 Shephard, Richard: 51, 66, 80, 84,86 Sltrake, Susan: 48, 61, 64, 70, 75 Smith, Charlene: 48 Smith, Joy: 48, 58, 90 Smith, Judy: 48, 59, 61, 70, 75 Smitke, Pondri: 48, 58, 60, 64, 70 Smrstick, Cary: 12, 51 Sonnner, Douglas: 51, 77, 84, 86 Sommers. Paul: 51, 74, 82, 87 Sommer, Richard: 43, 71, 74, 77. 84. 86. 92 Speeht, Dennis: 51 Spry, .lanet: 51, 58 Stangl, Shelby: 51, 64, 65 Stangl, Yvonne: 48, 64, 65 Starling, James: 8, 11, 27, 29, 43,64,69,74,79,80,81,8Z 88, 92, 93 Staver, Melvin: 11, 48, 63, 64, 65,74,79,80,a4 Steffeck, Sharon: 7, 27, 28, 43, 59, 61, 70, 71, 85, 86, 92 Steffen, Donald: 8, 48, 66, 83, 87 Steinbach, Robert: 18, 25, 63 Steltenpohl, Ronald: 48, 66 Stiemke, Ruth: 48 Stockheimer, Edna: 48, 56 Strack, Joanne: 48 Stroetz, Caroline: 12, 48, 61 Stueber. Janet: 51 Stump, Alice: 43, 55 Stute, YVilliam: 8, 11, 19, 44, 60, 74, 81, 82. 86 Sutton, Elaine: 48 Sweet, Lynn: 48 Syrinu, Judy: 44, 58, 59 Tausehek, Carla: 48, 57, 75 Taylor, Mary: 15, 27, 29, 51, 59.64.70 Tesmer. Wayne: 48 Tews, Richard: 44 Tews, William: 48 Tltiemkc, Virginia: 48 Thiel, Florence: 48, 65 Thiel, Janet: 44, 64 Thompson, Darlene: 48 Trachte, Larry: 7, 27, 29, 48, 59, 87, 90 Trader, Archie: 44, 74 Trt-milling, James: 48, 66 Turner, Charles: 19, 24, 77, 8E 86 Ule, Sheila: 51 Vandeberg, Sharon: 12, 18, 48 61, 64, 65 Van Wormer, Patricia: 25, 47 Vedder, Charles: 44, 55, 58, 6' 7O,92,93 Vedder, John: ll, 48, 59, 63, 68, 70, 79, 80, 84, 90 Veers, Rohr-rt: 66, 85 Venzke, David: ll, 48, 66, 77, 84, 85 Vercli, Emilie: 24, 26, 48, 59, 71 Viergutz, Judith: 51, 62 Vlasuk, David: 13, 27, 51, 65, 80, 83, 86 Voigt, Lorraine: 48, 56 Vorha, Adolph: 11, 24, 37 Walgenliach, Patricia: 48 Walters, Rose: 3. 7, 25, 62 Warnzenski, Ruth: 8, 48, 59, C Weiehelt, Carol: 48, 57 Weiehelt, Russell: 18, 4-4, 59, 74, 79, 80, 84, 86 Weiler, Barry: 77, 84, 86 Weiler, Ronnie: 11, 48, 57, 61, 64, 65, 75 Weis, James: 51, 66 Weis, Rosetta: 44, 61, 91 WL'istc1', Marcia: 51 Wells, Janet: 48, 58, 61 Wenzel, Terrence: 51, 59, 64, 65 Wernberg, Allen: 44 Wernberg, Korlis: 27, 29, 48, 58, 59 5 Werner, Helen: 44, 59, 61, 62, 91, 92 Werth, Alan: 11.51, 80, 82, 87 Westerhausen, Joan: 48, 57, 75 Wichersham, John: 51, 83, 86 Wickersheim, Ronald: 44, 74-, 79, 80 Wickham, .lolm: 7, 8, 11, 12, 48,57.59,69,71,74 Wienke, Alberta: 51 Wienke, Beverly: 51 Wiesman, David: 44, 59, 69, 91 Wilatoski, Annetta: 44 Wilkc, Edith: 48, 57 Wilkins, Jean: 13, 48 Williams, Richard: 48 Williams, Ronald: 44 Wing, Tom: 44, 45, 64, 71 Wislinsky, Ronald: 24, 50, 80 Witt, Ronald: 7, 44, 45, 69, 74. 80, 82, 83, 86, 92, 93 Wittman, Ronald: 51, 80, 83 Wolclt, Delbert: 51 Wolf, Terrance: 51 Woltmann, Paul: 51 Woodkey, Delores: 44, 45, 70, 75, 85, 93 Woodkey, Sharon: 48, 75 Wunrow, George: 51 Yaeger, Clarence: 48 Zais, Jerrald: 51 Zawislan, Bonnie: 45, 64 Zawislan, Leonard: 51 Zintliefer, Clara: 45, 61 Zinthefer, Frances: 51 Zoellner, Nancy: 48, 62 Zwicke, Darlene: 48 There's no thrill in easy sailing when the skies are clear and blueg there,s no joy in merely doing things any man can do. But there is some satisfaction that is mighty sweet to take when you reach a destination that you thought you'd never make. This performance in its fullest sense will not complete our knowledge roleg this grand finale in its broadest meaning is but the beginning of our learning goal. Completion of our studies at Marshfield Sen- ior High will bring us much contentment, though our education does not end today as graduation just means COMMENCEMENT. ef TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 9 The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made ons 1 vfy ' 1 ' A 1 ' Q . 2: if 'Q 4 rl ' f ff 4 fv J ,X f 5 4 1 1 A I