Marshfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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If's chow time at Senior High. Some Two hundred Junior High eager eaters invade the cafeteria before The 350 Senior gourmands fake over. COOKS: Mrs. Craft, Mrs. O'I.eary, Mrs. Weisfer

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COMMERCIAL: Mr. Beck, Miss Eidenberger HISTORY: Mr. Hoehn, Mr. Scheuble, Mr. King, Mr. Wislinsky Mr. Schroeder and Mr. Lauterbach Berlin, Germany, on a scholarship. She teaches German and history. MRS. BARBARA BYMERS, French teacher and Dean of Girls, earned her B.A. at the U. of Maine. MARVIN SCHUTTS, instructs mechanical draw- ing and received his M.S. at Stout. MISS SYLVIA REPAAL, home ec. teacher, received her B.S. from Stout. She is also qualified to teach Eng- lish, speech and science. RICHARD JOHNSON, metalwork instructor, earned his M.S. at Stout, also. He is qualified to teach English, social science andvgen. science. ALVIN BITZER received his B.S. degree from the U. of Minn. He teaches woodwork. ROGER BECK, commercial teacher, received his M.S. at the U. W. He has also attended White- water St. College and the U. of Denver. MISS CAROL EIDENBERGER attended Whitewater St. College and has her B.E. She is also a commer- cial department teacher. DONALD HOEHN teaches history and biology. He received a B.S. from Eau Claire. ROBERT SCHEUBLE, political science teacher, earned a B.S. from Mankato St. College. He also has an English maior. ROBERT KING, history teacher, earned his M.S. at Colorado Western. He is the football and baseball coach. RONALD WISLIN- SKY, teaches world history. He earned his M.S. at the U. W. He coaches wrestling. The M.H.S. music department suffered a se- vere blow this fall, when President Kennedy announced that the 4lOth Signal Corps of the National Guard was being called into active service. Gerald Schroeder, our chorus instruc- tor, and Wayne Lauterbach, our new band di- rector, were among the Marshfield men this call-up included. Mr. Schroeder's ready smile and keen wit are greatly missed. We didn't get much of a chance to become acquainted with Mr. Lauterbach. We are eagerly awaiting their re- turn from Fort Riley, Kansas, next fall.

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BOTTOM ROW: James Cliver, Christine Babko, Christine Britten, Rosemary Burggraf, JoAnn Bubolz, Mary Britten, Sharon Boulieu, Douglas Bey, Tom Blum, ROW 2: Miss Eidenberger, Alice Burggraf, Richard Shristman, Richard Bach, Diane Bille, Robert Christen- sen, Walter Carter, James Brun, Wolfgang Cahn, Diane Boyance, ROW 3: Jim Bruhn, Dennis Axelsen, Dennis Behling, Don Bauer, Jerry Backaus, Jim Burt, Charles Ably, Jerry Camp, Jeffrey Blum, not shown: Roxanne Behrens, Joe Bell, Larry Bell, Allen CLASS 0F '64 BOTTOM ROW: David Egger, Sharon Dishinger, Donna DeLeske, Beverly DeSloover, Geraldine Garbarski, Carol Degnitz, Sharon Duchow, Myra Dohm, Tom Dix, ROW 2: Mr. Vorba, Larry Dix, Richard Hahn, Richard Gordee, Janice Fischer, Diane Fischer, Carol Dunbar, Duane Derfus, Terry Durst, Gerald Garfield, Steve Custer: ROW 3: Ruth Dvorak, Dianne Doebereiner, Lonnie Gotter, John Erickson, Ken Dallman, Robert Frederick, Ted Dasler, Lyle Gripentrog, Sharron Detert, Mary Cook, Joyce Darr: not pictured: Karl Duerr, Robert Hahn Cattanach BOTTOM ROW: Juanita Jacobs, Cheryl Hare, Karen Heil, Kathi Klismet, Joann Katzenberger, Pat Jirschele, Ruth Kieffer, Michelyn Hirsch, Cheryl Jensen, Marlene Hoffman: ROW 2: Mr. Hoehn, Ellen Hasenfang, Dick Johannes, Barbara Kawell, Robert Helms, Joe Jensen, Dianne Hoff, Douglas Helling, Alan Jonas, ROW 3: Gary Hurless, Marcellus Kille, Ken Heeg, Terry Hertel, John Huebel, David Hupe, Roger Huckstead, Jerry Howard, Mike Johnsrud, Orlyn Hansen, Fred Kamps, not pictured: Norbert Heckel, Ruth Krall, Douglas Helms L N 'L mfwwmmmanmuvlgueisyffai- xml. ' new 1 wen.