Mauston High School - Hammer Yearbook (Mauston, WI)

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Superintendent of Schools ,f ' Stn Olaf College, B A K X , .. ylfxncllf it tw ,Mi IN HQMAG-E To you, Mr. Kje seth, our respected and admired guide, a loyal friend to all students, a man of high honor and integrity, a builder who through vision, faith and courage , attained outstanding accomplish- ments, we, your twentieth graduating glass at Mauston High School, with sincere appreciation and gratitude dedicate this volume of the Hammer. 2 lx x vN mi Q93 .-'v .vpn fn,- :tw -' ,v ,f 551 N .'vLy,i-J 7 .X aj .'1'-xflff-'1x'v,:' ,'lQ' ffguss4,, '- '53 F5QfI:l? .r , A . ' Q N K X-fl. l . W 1 x . Q ' 1 fl s- l NIGHTS CF '56 Banquets Name Special awards Class Plays Name My role Comments Club Parties Name- l Entertainment Comments Dances Junior Promenade Date Orchestra My special date What I wore My flowers Where we ate Comments Homecoming Date Orche stra My special date Comments Sports Out-of-town games I attended..m...l-. Comments THE SCRIBE Preface In presenting the 1956 Hammer, the staff has attemptei order of knighthood in the general plan of the book, there The Merry Adventures of the Knights of '56. What mc Fide et Anime would be more appropriate for a group be known as knights? Since knighthood was a profession ' r s many years of training and service, we have likened our four years of school life to this period. To become aknight was the goal of every young boy, just as graduation from high school is the goal of every student. When the young man proved his fitness, his formal training ended. I dub thee knight was said by the lord as, with his sword, he gave the coveted accolade on the candidate's shoulder. I congratulate you is said to each senior as he receives his diploma, thus signifying that his formal high school train- ing is over. After achieving a coveted goal, a knight was always anxious to be challenged or to become a challenger so that he might prove his worth. Tournaments were very popular and many were the jousts that attracted a knight. Banquets, rewards, music , and dancing completed the fes- tivities ofthe tournaments. We, also, by means of our contests, sports, and tournaments be- come challengers and the challenged. We cel- ebrate the closing of various activities by hav- ing banquets and dances. Ajournal of our school life would not be well-rounded if we did not in- clude, in our book, pictures of our social gather- ings and make mention of those organizations that were always so willing to add a note of Jolene Carpenter music whenever the occasion called for it. Editor-In-Chief The staff of the 1956 Hammer sincerely l hopes that this book will aid the pages, squires, and knights of Mauston High School in remem- bering the many happy hours they spent here in work and play. -------The Editor Otis Franke Miss Kucirek John Scully Business Manager Faculty Adviser Dance Sponsa 4 Shawn Arntz Freshman Class Editor Evelyn Belk Faculty Editor Amiel Hepp June Holden Janice LaFrance Photography Editor Art Editor Typist Judith Larson Lorelei McNown Audrey Martin Senior Class Editor Special Features Editor Social Editor Joanne Miles Thomas Reigard Charlotte Kunkel Organizations Editor Sports Editor Sophomore Class Editor James Voborsky Junior. Class Editor The Blue-Gold of Mauston High The blue-gold of Mauston High Your royal colors are still our prideg To you our praises we're fondly singing- Firm, strong we're all united. When high school days are through, Remember, we still will cling to you. Ever loyal and true To you, our Mauston High. 1 Jr 'pl ' U, ,Y 7'5 'l, 'fy ,,.- dip s ,, . - hwy ' , Q A .cgi llpiizluv ' 1 ' ' 'a. 1' ig :VW ,Ili 'V uf I ul, Ak',: I 1 , 1 1 ' A M' M f ,- f , vi v , . i ,, ivwf' L' 1J s' , ' , ,,' '- u 4 fA+.+,'q.. .I I -I 4 lr 1 Y- 1. , -ml 5 .DIV 14 .M Our Castle 6 X Hall Alma Mater' So lt 1S yet let us smg Honor Honor Honor Honor Honor Honor Honor to to the school bell's r1ng the books and hall the students all the Blue and Gold trad1t1ons old the leader of the clan, h1s able rxght hand man And for the days that are to be Our thoughts dear school, shall be of thee! I 9 A to , -', fi, 'ldvn Q ' , 1 f r 21 to S ,'f,-QQ: v 3.1171-t 21. to , to ' ' . to I M H S Library The Library Club , a recognized activity of any modern school program, is a ser vice organization. The membership con sists of a volunteer group of students wh give up one free period a day to worki the library. These student librarians hel students locate literature on special sub jects, check books in and out, and help th librarian whenever possible. Student Librarians Seated Valeria Baron Myrna Forsyth Fred Schukis, Janice Dallman, Joyce Raese. Standing Gladys Bollig LaVonne Zietlow Ruth Ann Podrasky, Roberta Carpenter, Margaret Basich. 0 0 M.H.S. Work 'vu.,,J. . . K Rift 'f'jg1.,.4,, Shop wit' V t ja 5 1 mt, t- 4 f - .nr - - i P o fn A Business-Like Attitude At 'i 'f f if . 6 - im Y ,X t- Q..z,A' T.. ,- . , 4 f .east , All Times X , I ,km 2 l if - tg in 'viii . Ji l - . I .Q 'mt U77- --4 ,sd i, S J, as' - TJ f ' ? t ' i Q -S15 ' if -57 ' ' 'L X' ,' .L 54..s.f.. All -ibrary Facilities Made Available To Students 5 Encouraged Reading At Leisure sl Mo KNIGHTS- ERRANT Student Council sffws Officers Representatives President ....... Donald Knutzen Vice-President. . . LaVonne Firlus Secretary .... Jacqueline Kastner Treasurer ........ Shawn Arntz Corresponding Sec. . Robert Rossin Adviser ......... Mr. Gierhart Freshmen: Joyce Hopkins Margo Klabough Gerald Larson Steven Waterman Sophomores: Gerald Johnson Jacqueline Kastner Gloria Lankford Gayle Marquardt 10 Juniors: Helen Hoeft Donald Knutzen Joyce Raese Robert Rossin Seniors: Shawn Arntz LaVonne Firlus George Granger Bonita Jurkowski 1 Projects P ' F HENBCE X Q9 BY ' l 11 , Qt , ,A - 1 ith.. - ln. M Sophomore Project Junior Project Senior Project Motto We work together to improve our school Last Will and Testament We, the Slr Knights of Mauston High School, having honorably discharged our many duties of chivalry, successfully adjusted our llves to followthe pattem cut out for us by our superiors, and received the coveted accolade, our diploma, do hereby make, publish, and declare this tobe our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all other Wills and Test- amentary Insmsments heretofore by us made. Article I: It ls otsr wlll, and we so order and direct that all our just debts incurred in the publication of our 1956 Hammer be first paid out of our class treasury. Artlcle ll: We hereby gIve,devlse, and bequeath to our most honored teachers our castle, Intact, but filled with the pleasant memories of our departing class. Artlcle Ill: We herebysubmlt to our schoolmates our volume of the 1956 Hammer with the hope that as each fresh- man reads lt, he wlll begin to reallze what the future holds for him, as each sophomore reviews lt. he wlll begin to feel that he ls cllmblng, and as each junior studies lt, he will get glimpses ofthe memorlesthat willbe his next year. Artlcle IV: We hereby nominate and appoint Miss Kucirek and Mr. Althaus, our beloved class advlsers, guardians ad lltum of t.he class of l95'I. Artlcle V: We, as individuals, hereby give,devlse, and bequeath to our beloved friends and schoolmates our valuable possessions as follows, to wit: I, James Arena, wlll my gruff voice to Kathy Greenheck. I, Shawn Amtz, will my talent for teasing to Jerry Koepp. I, Ina Mae Bader, wlll my trustworthy position in the lunch room to Pearl Dockstadter. I, Donna Beckwith, will my free-taxi service to some obllglng junior girl. I, Evelyn Belk, wlll my bookkeeping ability to Art Huebner. I, Carol Bires, will my blond beauty so Deanna Steinhaus. I, Eric Bllxt, wlll my pesslmlstlc attitude to Harry Seebecker. I, Mary Bohatta, wlll my position at the Dlme Store to someone who likes dlmes. I, Beverly Brokopp, will my musical ablllty to future Brokopps. I, Jolene Carpenter, wlll my interest ln the 1956 Hammer to forthcoming editors. We, the Cooks, Carol and Elisabeth, wlll our locker to those who think they can clean it. I, John Cralne, wlll my soft voice to Susan McKahan. I, Viola Darrow, wlll my talent for llvenlng up the situation to Betty Niles. I, Howard Dary, wlll my strong and silent manner to August Pecaro. I, Carol Ann Davis, wlll my peppy way of cheering to Shirley Holman. I, Wllllam Donovan, will a pitchfork for hay to Edward Kelly. I, Karl Dotzel, wlll my sex appeal to Robbie Scott. I, Ronald Ekem, will my levl's to Phll Randall. I, LaVonne Flrlus, wlll my mirthful laugh to Linda Waltman. I, Jeannine Fitzgerald, will a detailed road map to my home to all who wish to vlslt me. I, Lucy Fltzgerald, wlll my carefree ways to Gayle Marquardt. I, Mary Ellen Forsyth, will some ofthe muscle Ideveloped while I tumed the mlmeograph machine to Darrell Franke. I, Oth Franke, wlll my height to Gladys Bolllg. - I, Ralph Garslte, wlll my posltlon as No. I I-lero to Don Knutzen. , I, George Granger, wlll my sportsmanllke behavlor to Wally Sorrell. I, Alma Greendeer, wlll all of my books to prospective students. I, Amlel Hepp, wlll my sclentlflc knowledge to Bob Thomas. I, Elizabeth Hlnrlchs, will my 'seventeen look' to Sandra Wells. I, Robert I-loefs, wlll my position as a leader of the band to mv sister. I, June Holden, wlll my talent in art to all Hammer staffs who may be in need of lt.. I, Janet Hopper, will my love for Woodside to Linda Feldman. I, Edward Hoslg, wlll my interests ln band, musical and otherwise, to LeRoy Joseph. I, Betty Howland, will my long blond locks to Bunny Bowan I, Davld Johnson, will my love for basketball to my brother Jerry. I, Bonita Iurltowskl, will a full basket of crowrss to future nueens. 1 I, Arlen Kahl, will a selection of my best pocket editions so Miss Gates I, Bemadlne Kamlnskl, will the use ot our larm for deer hunting to present and future teachers of mathematics. I, Ruth Klelstrup, will my charming Innocence to Dlane Webster. I, Clarlce Knutson, wlll my dramatic personality to Alice Plewa. I, Darlene Krueger: will a bushel of glggles to Janlce Dallman. I, Wllllam Kudlas, wlll my 'wlll to win to Sam Lewis. I. Janlce LaFrance, wlll my declamatory ablllty to Judy Palmer. I, Judlth Larson, will my energetic manner to Larson Clement. I, Fred Leppln, surrender the care of Elleen Dary to Don Dary. I, Albert Llndner, wlll my shy way with girls to John Roth. I, Lorelel Mcblown. wlll the use of the nickname 'Red' to Margo Klabough. I, Patricia Marshall. will 599 admit slips to Karen Steffen. I, Audrey Martin, will my ability to be a lady. even while having fun. to those who are less fortunate I, Cherie Mason, will my presence here to other newcomers. I, Joanne Mlles, will my perverted sense of humor to Gloria Lankford. I, Clarence Miller, wlll my hot rod to Pat Roeling. I, Marlene Mojzis, will my angelic manner to Rcmnle Zorbaugh. I, Nell Peterson, will dte family car to my brother Ally. I, Duane Pfaff, wlll my grin to Robert Peterson. I, Evelyn Pfaff, wlll my high school memories to any girl interested. I, Carol Post, wlll my love for fun to Pat Jurkowskl. I, Jennie Randall, wlll my fondness for dancing to Charlene Norton. I, Thomas Relgard, will my sports sbllltles to Jlm Klabough. l, Tearou Rose, will four years of cheering to Jackie Kastner. I, Charlotte Runkel, wlll my sweet soprano voice to Pat Ielstlkow. I, Clarence lhsssell, wlll the right to wear my glasses down on my nose to Mr. Warren. I, Francis Schukls, will my mathematical ablllty to Mary Flkar. I, Clayton Schultz, will my curly halr to Sam Clark. I, Mae Schultz, wlll my way of getting things done to Sue Buye. I, John Scully, will my Lyndon loyalty to all from Lyndon. I, Vlrglnla Seager, wlll my seat ln fifth-hour assembly to Bill Smart. I, Carol Slas, wlll my petite slze to Bob Rossln. I, Judith Slvlts, wlll my pleasant personality to Carl Lawrence. I, Patrlcla Strack, wlll my ambitious ways to Bob Wright. I, James Voborsky, wlll my Interest ln nature to Jane Dakln. l, Lawrence Walsh, wlll my replaced loyalties to Bernard Beranek. I, Bonnie Walter, wlll my rosty cheeks to Yvonne Carrell. I, Daniel Waltman, wlll the amily name to those quallfled to carry lt on. I, Martha Whltewlng, wlll my baton to future twlrlers. I, Thomas Wright, wlll my reputatlon as a great lover to Tom Holle. Article VI: We hereby nominate and appoint Professor M.A. Kjeseth the executor of this our Last Will and Testament and further request thathebeexempt from glvlngbond for the faithful performance of his duties. In Witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 28th day of May, A.D. 1956. Class of l956 QSeaIj Ralph Garske, President iSeall by Clarlce Knutson, Secretary fsealj WITNESSES: Norma Conway soy l-lolle 5.-www Q B Q is 1 4 ..- ' -- P+, --L f 1 W- Y w-auf QSO F , . 144 6 ,. . Q ki1i , 'ix V vvfgg f' wg l. .M L Kg, . 4 W' , :A - ,NRA 1 . ' I . 5254 g S 5 ,. ,,.k ,L ,af J. Lglxfiwsgigf -. fi ' , RT. Dedication M.H.S. School Forest Ownership of 57 acres of timber land pas sed to M.H.S. on May 11, 1955. This tract of land was the gift of the Wis consin River Power Company. Mr. Thiel, executive vice-president of the Wisconsin River Power Company, presents Mr Kjeseth with deed. Hand-Planting Machine -Planting A TREE- PLANTING DEMONSTRATION A Large Group Attended I4 1 11 Z., IH CLARENCE W. ALTHAUS Assistant Principal Wisconsin State College, Platteville, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Senior Class Co-Adviser KENNETH I. ARNETVEIT Industrial Arts Stout State College, B. S. and M.S. Junior Class Co-Adviser THE CCURT M.H.S ' NORMA L. CONWAY Secretary and Cashier SIGNE A. BENSON English-Latin Concordia College B. A.g Northwestem Uni- versity,M.A. Latin Club Adviserg Cumulative Re- cords I5 JOY J. HOILE Assistant Secretary NORMAN F. DUFFRIN IR. Social Science Vocal Music Wisconsin State Col- lege, LaCrosse, B.S. Junior Class Play Di: 1' BCIOI' F gif! . .W bfi ffljggillrcvf 'JW I,wV WM' 'W 1 V . .uf Ay vi M1557 W as s ROBERT ERIC KS ON Mathe ma tics Basketball and Football B Team Coach, Assist- ant Baseball Coach Wisconsin State College, Platteville B,S. Sopho- more Class Co-Adviser GRACE M. GATES Social Science Lawrence College, B.A,, University of Wisconsin, M.A. Freshman Class Co- Adviser HARLOW U. GIERHART Science Wisconsin State College, Platteville, B.S,, Student Council Adviser MALCOLM R. KNUTZEN English Lawrence College, B.A.. Columbia Teachers College, M.A., Senior Class Play Director , 0 11,1 MARY A. Librarian Science State Point, B.E. Wisconsin, Ph. Class Co-Adviser Adviser FLORENCE E. LOO' Home Economi University of Wiscon S., Home Economic Adviser, Sophomore Co-Adviser IS n, B. Club lass JEAN L. MCEVOY Social Science University of Chicago, Ph. B., Forensics Coach GORDON R. OLSON Junior High Science Baseball Coach, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, Wisconsin State College, River Falls, B.S. DF LORE MARGARET PIKE Business Education Wisconsin State College. Whitewater, B.E. Blue Quill Co-Adviser. ROLAND H. RADMER Instrumental Music Wisconsin State College. Milwaukee, B.S. Pep Club Co-Adviser. ALICE C. ROSWELL English-Speech University ofCo1orado, B.A. American Academy of Dramatic Art,Graduate. Blu e Q u il l Co-Adviser, Disques Adviser. . N Quai: diff , 1 iyfhe.. 28707-Q al.. ff 'Ui-.mu M NLS-1.1.5.8-J 76,-Lg, ' A ,, .... 72, F HELEN H. SORRELL Business Education Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, B.A. Junior Class Co-Adviser. 1, JAMES W. STEVENS Athletic Director Physical Education, Foot- ball, Basketball, Volley- ball, Track. University of Wisconsin, B.S. M Club Adviser. JANE STEVENS Physical Education University of Wisconsin, B.S. Cheerleaders, G .A .A -. Pep Club Co-Adviser. fra MW ,711 WILLIAM H. WARREN Science University of Wisconsin. B.S. Science Club Adviser. KEITH WEITTENHILLER Vocational Agriculture Wisconsin State College, Platteville, B.S., F.F.A. Adviser. CRUSADE OF I956 TO l966 Ten years have passed! What are the former classmates of the Class of 1956 doing? Let us return to Mauston where many of them have made their homes and find out something about each one. Carol Post is trying to make her first million through her monopoly on popcorn machines at all the nearby thea- tres. Busily working in the Juneau County Courthouse are Mae Schultz and Evelyn Belk, secretaries, and Jolene Car- penter, home agent. Clerking in two of Mauston's grocery stores are Bonnie Walter and Virginia Seager. Clarence Russell is farming. Speaking of farming. we are not surprised to hear that Neil Peterson is trying to develop a type of cotton that will grow in Wisconsin. Beverly Brokopp is the director of her church choir. We visit school. Maus- ton High Schoolhas claimed four of our classmates. Ina Mae Bader is a dietician and in charge of the school's lunches. Arlen Kahl, janitor, is busy with the broom. Marlene Mojzis teaches kindergarten and here we meet Mary Bohatta, waiting for little Johnny to be dismissed From her,we learn that John Scully has applied for a job as English teach- er, and that Evelyn Pfaff has finally found that matching ring for her finger. We leave Mauston and as we travel on to Lyndon, we pass through Otis Franke's multi-million acre estate. It so happens that on this particular day they are holding ceremonies in honor of the incorporation ofthe new city of Franke- ville. James Arens is Otis's right-hand man. Here is Lyndon! We find that William Donovan is a used-car salesman and that Judith Sivits has just started as his secretary. Lucy Fitzgerald owns a grocery store here in Lyndon, and from her we learn that Thomas Reigard has just been promoted to act as the assistant football coach in the Lyndon Station Junior High School. Janet Hopper is the owner of the Hopper Dude Ranch and Mary Ellen Forsyth is her head wrangler. What about Albert Lindner? Oh yes, he sings those charming commercials over WRDB. Alma Greendeer works in Portage. but we were not able to find out anything about her work. Wisconsin newspaper files supply us with information concerning the rest of the members of our class. Thomas Wright has just taken over as Miss Weathervane, and James Voborsky is off on a trapping expedition to the Antarctic. Clarence Miller. his technical adviser, communes with him via short-wave radio from his home in Silver Springs, Florida. Martha Whitewing is a great success in the revival of the play ROMONA. Audrey Martin is being consid- ered as the future Dean of Women at the University of Wisconsin. On the sports pages, we read that Ralph Garske, college basketball star who turned pro, is thinking of retiring. Dave Johnson will play for the Braves in their crucial game against the Dodgers. Jeannine Fitzgerald is that well- known lady wrestler, Tiny the Terrible. Ruth Kielstrup has gone on to fame with her basketball team Goose's Gos- lings. Her most famous player is Carol Sias. Among other news items we find that Amiel Hepp has literally rocked the world with his latest experiment. Joanne Miles is to appear as the new Ma Kettle, and Clarice Knutson has decided to retire from the Bat Lady so that she may star in a movie under the direction of Shawn Arntz. Guess what! Karl Dotzel has been selected as the new teenage movie idol. Edward Hosig has donated the services of his band for the 1966 M.l-l.S. Junior Prom. Robert Hoeft is his famous drummer and Bonita Jurkowski is his vocalist. While in Mauston, they will be the guests of George Granger and William Kudlas, joint caretakers of Castle Rock Park. According to the newspapers, some of our classmates fill positions in Milwaukee. Donna Beckwith is a buyer for the Boston Store, Bernadine Kaminski is a lawyer, Viola Darrow operates a party-catering service, and Carol Bites is the manager of a chain of restaurants.Betty Howland is in her employ. Darlene Krueger is a beautician. Elisabeth ?ook's big brown eyes adorn magazine advertisements, and Fred Leppin is the personal manager of a large diamond irm. Members of our class have managed to get into politics. Judith Larson has just been appointed ambassador to Russia. Her secretary-companion is Charlotte Runkel. John Craine, historian, specializes in U.S. History. Janice LaFrance assists him in gathering information. LaVonne Firlus is a news commentator. Howard Dary is in the tun- ning for state senator. We check through our list to see whom we have omitted. Yes, June Holden. What about her? Of course, she is responsible for keeping the cowboy alive despite the onslaught of the space man opposition which Eric Blixt heads. Betty Hinrichs is the wife of a famous Paris designer and, by the way, is his favorite model. After giving up a life of glamour, Tearon Rose has retired to her farm. Duane Pfaff writes stories for illustrated comics.. Lorelei McNown is secluded in the Rocky Mountains and is writing a new novel. Working in a large Madison hospital are Jennie Ran- dall and Cherie Mason. Carol Davis is a stewardess for TWA. What about the Armed Forces? Lawrence Walsh is a carefree man in the army. and Patricia Strack is a WAC. Ronald Ekern is a test pilot for the Air Force. lt is rumored that if he ever goes to the moon, he will take Dan Walt- man along with him. Q Miss Carol Cook is running a fashionable girls' school. Fred Schukis is a learned professor in an eastern military academy. Patricia Marshall intends to send all of her children to these schools. We must move on. At last he has found us. Our meter has run out. Here comes the cop. It is Clayton Schultz, a member of the Lyndon Station Police Force. And so, we find all of our former friends very busy. Who knows to what heights they will soar in another ten years. I8 r r 'Wwe -3 F 5' ! 43 ' V Q..-f I V 'Z VW' , f 1 ' I ' fix K . 'JL' Q -Q . F X ' , If X 1. 1 'I I ' ' 1 x-f., 51 f f4lgg,1flL2Z'?-fT,77,,IX? fx 45 f 1 fM'v7WV1f f K 'M Wff 4 ., :Y 2' f., V ,, Wy! Q .fl A vhffom IJ r x ' M ' , ' Q, . QWK ' if 0 ' 'JW' wg f5i' 4 , f , , ju . ,' U my ' K ' Q! V Wi! ff 1 ' ' xx E R A T' Wy, , ' X f K ' Y - - W X 7 5 ' ' V24 'fa I P f X X 'NA Q Siihillfl' A +L -i 'f W if iw ff, ' f, My ' A -9Q'9 1l Zhighthnnh John Scully Evelyn Pfaff Mary Bohatta Mae Schultz Marlene Mojzis Joanne Miles Viola Darrow Carol Davis John Craine James Voborsky Carol Bires Evelyn Belk Albert Lindner Robert Hoeft Bernadine Kaminski Betty Hinricks Otis Franke Patricia Marshall Charlotte Runkel Carol Post turf? HEN KNIGHTS lf! few' Tearon Rose Thomas Reigard Ina Mae Bader Jolene Carpenter Neil Peterson Jeannine Fitzgerald Ruth Kielstrup Donna Beckwith Shawn Arntz Virginia Seager Mary Ellen Forsyth Betty Howland Q W ANN ' lvl 1 nk x xw X X Z ERE YOU G U fff ll 5 x xv Xl bk If 'Reimer- SL: f'fi'E?-ffifrvr-,.., A 1 'N ww is R if . r, M, , George Granger Eric Blixt Jennie Randall Lorelei McNown Judith Larson Cherie Mason June Holden Thomas Wright Clarence Miller LaVonne Firlus Howard Dary Lucy Fitzgerald Bonnie Walter Carol Cook Audrey Martin Janet Hopper Judith Sivits Fred Schukis Bonnie Jurkowski Darlene Krueger Beverly Brokopp Lawrence Walsh Elisabeth Cook Edward Hosig Duane Pfaff Amiel Hepp William Kudlas Ronald Ekern Ralph Garske Fred Leppin Clarence Russell Carol Sias -ad J, 'P f Edward Babcock Roy Bader Karl Belk Arlene Blank Arlene Bohatta Joseph Bollig Josephine Bollig Patricia Bollig William Brokopp Dean Bruder Edward Clark Robert Clark Gordon Conway Elizabeth Dakin Donald Dary Daniel DeChristopher Pierre Decorah Catherine Dockstadter Kay Dotzel Ronald Finnegan . we 5. 92 Q '-W, Q lx' 'ii. 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' WH ,,'t'i'f wg M , ,,,, ,M C., W 11, CH Nw ' n,f,,,,, Nifty W 1 f' l, ,Q wjR'M E5, rl, ,E 2 ' is.,-1311. ,fllevii EmwNCs'f with 'AG ES .fm 'M William Priessnitz Betty Primus Michael Radcliffe Margaret Roloff Robert Rose Raymond Rossin Harold Schneider Larry Schultz Elaine Schwab Walter Scott Darrell Sines Patricia Skinner Guy Smith Karen Smith Wayne Smith Thaia Stanek David Stanley Dora Ann Straight Jone Tremain Joanne Trute P ww wiv M U y ,M 4 f if lllt L' m ay ur MW www! ,M N e W W4 - 'U,'R,'w,Q I tw 'F N N11 W ,wi H ,W , Gerald Larson Carl Lawrence Knute Lawrence Terry Lehman Thomas Lewis Betty Luke James McKahan Maxine Meden Jeanette Meyers Janet Miller Alene Moore Darlene Morris Beverlee Moulton Andrew Olson Dagny Palmer Lavern Parr August Pecaro David Peckham Betty Poole Albert Porter Ackerman, Mary Ann Albrecht, Richard . . Babcock, Darwood . . Babcock, Edward . . Bader, Roy ........ Baron, Valeria .... Basich, Margaret . . Robert Wright William Wright Donna Vanderhoof Neil Vanderhoof Beverly Voigt David Voltz Donald Voltz Lawrence Wafle Steven Waterman Diane Webster Loralee Wells Sandra Wells Mary Ann White Eagle Elijah Whitewing Marilyn Wilcox Lucille Wolfgram Lucius Wolfgram OUR STAND RD . . . .Her grades are tops. . . . . . An importation. . . .At home with a guitar. . . . . . .Small, but noisy. . . . .Boy of few words. . . . . . . . . Always happy. .That fifth-hour assembly. Bauer, H. Rodney . . How're the ducks flyin'? Beckwith, Donald .... Belk, Karl ..... Bennett, Elaine . . Benson, David ..... . . . . .There's mischief in those eyes. . . .I hold my own. . . . .Nice and quiet. . . .A willing worker. Beranek, Bernard . . . . . . . .A future farmer? Biederer, Karl . . . . . . . . . . My middle name. Blank, Arlene .... School is serious business. Bohatta , Arlene . Bohen, Edward . . Bollig Gladys . . Bollig John .... Bollig, Joseph . . Bollig, Josephine Bollig, Patricia . Boyd, Marlene . . Brokopp, William . . Brown, Robert . . . Bruder, Dean . . . . Buye, Arthur . . Buye, Sue Anne . . . . . . . . ......... .Flirting. . . . . .An ambitious fellow. . . . . . . . .An alert librarian. . .What haven't I taken apart! ...........Alwaysquiet. . . . . . A typical country girl. . . .A stamp collector. . . . . . A music fiend. . . . . . . . Oh, catfish. . . .A successful farmer. . . . . . My restlessness. . .My fondness for hunting. . . . .An added attraction. Cairns, Barbara ..... She dances, she skates. Carpenter, Roberta ..... Your order, please? Carrell, Yvonne .... .......... M y Latin. Chilson, Doris . . . .............. Quiet? Chilson, Kenneth ..... Football land, orl girls. Clark, Dale ....... Opera ! How he loves it ! lC0f1tif1Ued OU Page 281 Clark, Edward . . Clark, Robert . . . Clark, Sam ..... Clement, Larson. . Conway, Gordon. . . Cook, Paul ...... Cunningham, Arnold . . . Allergic to talking. . . . . .Day dreaming. . . . . .Always happy. . . . . .A good sport. . ...... A good penman. . .Working vs. hunting. . . . . . . . .A Liberace fan. Dakin, Elizabeth .... My pet peeve is copying. Dallman, Janice . . .Dancing, music, and clubs. Dary, Donald ............ In time I'l1 grow. Dary, Eileen ...... What about 1956, Eileen? Davis, Kent ............... Just one girl? DeChristopher, Peter ...... Robust and jolly. Decorah, Louis .......... A TV enthusiast. Decorah, Pierre . . .Whence the French name? Dockstader, Catherine .... Quiet, but friendly. Dockstader, Pearl .............. Reading. Donovan, Patrick . . . ..... A shy farmer? Dotzel, Kay ........... Never a chore girl. Feldman, Linda .......... .Takes life easy. Feldman, Ray ..... Girls, he isn't interested. Fikar, Leonard ....... Plays practical jokes. Fikar, Mary .......... A good time for me. Finnegan, Ronald . .My love for Arntz's station. Fitzgerald, Bernard ....... To eat is to live. Fitzgerald, Robert . Footit, Raymond . . Forsyth, Myrna . . Forsyth, Virginia . . . Frank, Ida May . . . Franke, Darrell . . Freeman, Martha ..... Gibeaut, Maurice ..... Gibney, Donna .... .A carpenter for sure. . .... See what I mean? . . Reading vs. study. ........Myhorse. . . .Cheerful baby sitter. . . . .Very chivalrous. Always You monkey . . .Welcome to M. H. S. . . . Horseback riding. Freshmen Sophomores Junior s Qfficers President- - -Raymond Rossin Vice -President- - -Guy Smith Secretary- --Sandra Wells Treasurer- - -Kay Dotzel President - - Jacqueline Kastner Vice- President- - - Gloria La nkford Secretary- - - Eileen Dary Treasurer- - -John Roth President- - -Raymond Feldman Vice-President-- -William Smart Secretary-Treasurer- - -Betty Niles Not on picture X ii Q0 an -A 'Uh J' f 5 . 1, if , e M1 'V Pg , I . ','A ,V 'w ild 4 J ., C E i n . f f i ZZM f '5 ' A 1351 ,, V.VQ- t A J , fl s Q! - v ' It - X 1 1? ' :'., ' f ,Aq il Qf-' QAA rf -Q . 1 4, J Louis Decorah Pearl Dockstader Linda Feldman Mary Fikar Bernard Fitzgerald Robert Fitzgerald Raymond Footit Myrna Forsyth Darrell Franke Maurice Gibeaut James Greendeer Kathryn Greenheck LeRoy Hoile Arthur Huebner Carolyn Huyett Gerald Johnson Marie Johnson Robert Kanarowski Jacqueline Kastner Dennis Kent +9 . I in . . Q if Mary Ann Ackerman Richard Albrecht Darwood Babcock Valeria Baron Margaret Basich Donald Beckwith David Benson Karl Biederer Edward Bohen Gladys Bollig Arthur Buye Barbara Cairns Roberta Carpenter Yvonne Carrell Dale Clark Larson Clement Paul Cook Arnold Cunningham Eileen Dary Kent Davis , if ,S nf r , J he 'N :fn ' ' f' m J, S. - 3' S wigs., ,I Qi J! SQLIIRE 5 3 m1jgf:w1 , ' '1WZ!i' K wi mt E r wh 'QQ' . . 19 James Klabough Jerome Koepp Jeanie Kolbeck John Kudlas Mildred Laack Michael Laing Burton Langendorf Gloria Lankford Paul Lauher Mary Lee Mary Ellen Livingston John Loescher James Luke Susan McKahan JoAnne McKinney Gayle Marquardt Sam Minor Dale Nelson Charlene Norton Betty O'Brien wks- E: flfgff S .. ,Ek i ' it i' 'n , f ,. F 'gi' 0- P ,,:1,i Q f ,J f in b -.E 'J A S yy nry, ,M S is -,K -: , ,,- I 5,1 W Q V' it .5 ' 4' ,.:. :Alf f W X M ., iff: iii ,, ,,,,, as 1, 1' at .,,- , -.1 if rr nyy 3 Ji ii' ,ln 'V S . g X W, W, MH? ,J 3 Xmas, if me Egg A J 4' ' 'X , Patricia O'Brien Rosalie Oliver Shirley Pagel Robert Peterson Norma Phillips Sharon Potter Marie Pozel Patricia Raymond Evelyn Rogge Clarence Rollins John Roth Bernadine Rowan Larry Seager Gerald Smart Francis Standish Deanna Steinhaus Dan Timblin ,Q it Q I .. y fa f -J .I 4 5 William Vande rhoof Bertha Voigt William Voltz. fContinued from page 241 Greendeer, James .... I-Iunting's in the family. Greenheck, Kathryn .... Always just the same. Gunther, Otto ..... Who invented school work? Hammond, Barbara .......... Very capable. Hawkins, Jeannette ..... A rising cheerleader. Hess, Murton .... Allows time for everything. Hiowo, George ......... Quiet, but qualified. Hladon, Gertrude ..... My auto is my bicycle. Hoeft, Helen ..... . . . . .A new cheerleader. l-loile, LeRoy . . . ...... Why go to school? Hoile, Thomas .... He's here. I can hear him. Holman, Shirley .......... Dennis itis ? ? Holtslander, Darlene . .My accordion is my pal. Hopkins, Joyce . . . Howland, Lawrence Howland, Margie . . Huebner, Arthur . . Huyett, Carolyn . . Jacobson, Douglas . Jay, Florence . . . Johnson, Gerald . . Johnson, Marie . . . Jones, Phillip . . . Joseph, LeRoy . . . Jurkowski, Leo . . . Jurkowski, Patricia . . . .How I love to dance! ............Myhair. . . . .I sewed it myself. ............Girls! . . .School ? She loves it. . . . ..... My freckles. . . . It's dance and dancing. . . . . . .Sports material. . . .Cheerful disposition. . . . .A typical sportsman. . Morning comes too soon. . . . Dribbling a basketball. . . . .Home Economics fan. Kahl, Sharon ....... Tricks? I teach my dog. Kanarowski, Robert . . . . .A whiz with figures. Karas, Evelyn . . . . . . . A smiling horn tooter. Kastner, Jacqueline . . . . ...... Always busy. Kelly, Edward . . . . . . Seventh-hour door man. Kent, Dennis ..... . . ..Don't disturb this lad. Kielstrup, Paul . . . Klabough, James . . Klabough, Margo . . Knutzen, Donald . . Koepp, Jerome . . . Kolbeck, Connie . . .Proud of being Norwegian. . . . .Loves to mow lawns. . . . . . . My reddish hair. . . Sports or girls, which? . . . . . . . Agood talker. . . . . . . . . . .Acollector. Kolbeck, Jeanie ....... The comfort of a bed. Krueger, Lester . . .My fondness for the farm. Kudlas, John ...... Lost--A good sportsman. Laack, Mildred . . Laing, Michael . . . ..........ALatinfan. . . . A new acquaintance. Langendorf, Arlene . . . . I calmly do my best. Langendorf, Burton. . . .... A future farmer. Langer , Lyall .... . .An F.F.A. worker. Langer, Robert .... Lankford , Gloria . Lankford, William . Larsen, William . . . Larson, Gerald .... Lauher, Paul . . . . Lawrence, Alfred . John Wallmer Linda Waltman Lucille Wilson Barbara Wright Ronald Zorbaugh . . . . . . . . .Our hurdler . . . . . . . .Very friendly. .Records? I'll bring mine. . . . . A model railroader. Tall, dark, and handsome. . . . . . . The outdoor type. . . My unusual collections. Lawrence, Carl ...... A teacher's nightmare. Lawrence, Knute . . . Lee, Mary . ..... Lehman, Terry . . ....Little,but...... .. .. .. .... Ahunter. . . Our small Lyndonite. Leistikow, Patricia ......... Eddie's friend. Lewis, Sam ........ Football or chemistry? Lewis, Thomas .A sense of humor is a must. Livingston, Mary Ellen ....... So much to do. Loescher, Arlene . Loescher, John . . Luke, Betty .... Luke, James .... McKahan, James . McKahan, Susan . . McKinney, Jo Ann . . McMahon, Thomas . . Marquardt, Gayle . Meden, Maxine . . . Meyers, Edward . . . Meyers, Jeanette . Miller, Charles . . Miller, Janet .... Minor, Sam ..... Moore, Alene . . . . . . . . . Always busy. . . . . .Driving a car. . . . Try, try again. . . .My friendly grin. . . . . .A little mischief. . .Her brother's double. . . . Isn't life exciting? . . . .Desire for money and a car. . . An all-American girl. . . Please act your age. . . . .Oh, to have a car. .. .. .. .. .llovetotalk. . . .Another quiet farmer. .Studious, quiet, reserved. . . . . .Oh, those big eyes! Pet peeve is chewing gum. Morris, Darlene . . . Minding my own business. Moulton, Beverlee Nelson, Dale .... Niles, Betty ..... Norton, Charlene . O'Brien,Betty. . . O'Brien, Patricia . Oliver, Rosalie . . Olson, Andrew . . . Pagel, Shirley . . . Palmer, Dagny .My so ns . . Sophisticated, you say. . . . . . .A top tune fan. . . .She sells diamonds. .......Adreamer. . . . . .A great reader. . . . A friendly Hello. . . . .Walks on a cloud. ...........Neveridle. . . . Favors the piano keys. unusual name and interests. Palmer, Judith ..... Mr. Ei-ickson's headache. Parr, Lavern ............. I like to study. Parr, Patricia .......... It isn't necessary. fConcluded on page 43j 5- OJ Q3 OJ n h U E3 1' l 'U C: N s-I CD ul .-4 -I 'J .-CI O UD 'U GJ L-1 ll-4 C O va sq IV -I Z 'U 3 v-1 I-4 an hd r: us cn .. GI U on : cu vi o V-5 uf ... :: Int 42 : 3 KB .c: VJ -.I cv Ll U 'U O 'Fi an N U-4 'Fl I-I u. vi ... P GI Q ... o I-1 N U ..-I as UI 3 o .I l-4 Z 75 Rl ... 'Fl s: O I :E o o U F1 o I-4 C5 U d . nl! KD o IE -o L1 eu 3 'U ua ri Q. cu 'II ... on .... E 4: -5 ru O-5 IU on ua K: J: O -u as as VI I-A N LD .: D. .. N as E 3 o Z u E m4 as vi as 3 ci 5 I-1 U-I .2 o .... M 4: bl 5 nz 31 I-1 ... :1 U UD z: .: o U? ld cu C 'U C .... n-J 0-3 ld as -D ... 4C uf N .... 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I few I 5 'P dd L PM :jr ,r. in V 2- '.,.J if I . , ' h I h K 1 I, I ' ' m I .ff A ,H '5..l, W 1 'item L A Y fl Q 5' -W 5 A' 2 ifev, ' e 4 .3 5 -rms ,W , ., S -l 5 Xwk in W if 3 Margie Howland Florence Jay Phillip Jones Evelyn Karas Donald Knutzen Connie Kolbeck Lyall Langer Robert Langer William Lankford William Larsen Alfred Lawrence Patricia Leistikow Sam Lewis Arlene Loescher Thomas McMahon Edward Meyers Charles Miller Betty Niles Judith Palmer Patricia Parr TH -1 5 if: F , A - .l X,.7. 5 E 4 ' ' 4 D Katherine Perkins y ' I Alan Peterson Nw -,M my Douglas Peterson ' 2 I buf - Joanne Phillips f f 4 f Shirley Pidgeon - ya ,, 4' ,cm , .. ' 2 ' Ill ' if 4 Y '- Q-I5 L 3' - ' ' ..l - ' ,QQ ,:, A I NIGHT X at is if '4 .,,,:. 2 ,r 1 W Nw l is 1 U Y P , 1 r 1' 4 f r :- -.:..,'.' Q, N Q Q Q I Harold Seebecker Ellen Sivek Dennis Skaer William Smart Dorthey Smith Roy Smith Walter Sorrell Paul Soukup Allan Stack Karen Steffen Robert Thomas Richard Tremain Keith Tucker Darryl Vanderhoof Donna VanDusen Ben Voigt Charles Voltz Arthur Wells Jeffrey Wells LaVonne Zietlow A. . W.. X r my md' ,V Q' 44, L . i Q 5? it Alice Plewa Ruth Ann Podrasky Joyce Rae se ' Patricia Ramsdel ' - Phillip Randall 'bf y I 'SW 'G' X ' V Donald Ritland P James Robertson - ., Daryl Roegner -. A .6 A Patricia Roeling ,Q Elizabeth Rose Q. Q Duane Rosier . P .. .X Robert Rossin Nba in ,w , ,, Vw V5 r , . A ,::, Ruth Ann Rowe ' '-: i 1 Gerald Ryczek William Schams ' ws. J Q. ' ' 'i ': I q , iyr ff f.. earr 1 A ,Z ,hyb rx' . .i , . 'Qi X. Z H5 SHAWN PIERRE ARNTZ Daddy Happy-go-lucky, al- ways free. For nothing ever bothers me. C o m i tes Concordiae l,2,3gPep Club 1,2,3. 4g Class Play 3, Ham- mer Staff 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4. 1 ws S. y V. IOLENE CAROL CARPENTER NIO.. All the praises of this book should go T o o u r editor-in- chief named Jo. Class Treasurer 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Foren- sics 2,3,4g Press Club 3gClass Play 3, Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4g Hammer Staff 4, Ed- itor-In-Chief4g Girls' Glee Club 1.2, D.A. R. Selectee 4. INA MAE BADER Penny This blonde, lively little lass Was a credit to our if ,mg '11- DONNA FAE BECKWITH Donna A reliable pal ls this friendly gal. Pep Club 1,2,3,4: G. class. A.A.3,l-lome Ec.Club JAMES ROBERT Pep Club 2g Home EC. 12.3.49 Girls' Glee QEEENE Club 1,2,3. Club 4g Q Club 4. im This senior boy is so very meek That even his shoes refuse to squeak. 4--X Arts and Crafts Club 1, C XXL 3,4. in 1 'R X f SIR X U f L BEVERLY IOANNE CARQLKSSICQUISE E1.1sAr3:1g51Ko1.GA Bsfgggtr --C....-A --ra- ..I never Worry and I Carol' s lively and Her fate isundecidedg never fret. really a whiz, Her love is undivid- ' Where you find her, ed Ifl can't remember, I just forget. Class Play 3, Band 1. 2 ,3 ,4g A Cappella Choir 1,39 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3. 2 you'1l surely find Liz. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Forensics 2,3,4g G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3, Home Ec. Club 1, 2,4, Band3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 1.2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1.4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Fo- rensics 2,3,4g Press Club 25 Class Secre- tary 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1. '2,4g Girls' Glee Club 1 ,3.4g A Cappella Choir 2,3,4g Class Play 3g Triple Trio 4g Q Club 45 B Cheer- leader 3. I l 32 1 'Q' EVELYN MILDRED BELK Eve A quiet maiden, in- tent on her work, We know her duties she will not shirk. PepClub 1, Press Club 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2,3,4, Hammer Staff 4. IGHTS JOHN EDGAR CRAINE Shakespeare Once in his mind and there it stays, That's why he rates so many'A's'. Pep Club 2.4, Class Play 3, Baseball 2. 'SK CAROL MARJORIE BIRES Carol Carol does spend her hours many With an army man named Kenny. Pep Club 1,2,3.4,G.A. A. 2,3, Press Club 2, 3.4, Class Play 3, Home Ec. Club l,2,3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1. f' xx J A l MARY JOYCE BOHATTA Mary 'Often quiet, always merry, Just the type for a secretary. Pep Club1,2,4,Foren- sics3, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Class Play 3. lil CAROL ANN I l DAVIS VIOLA MAE Carol Ann DARRQW A b o ut giving up Debbie there's no fear-- Round and round and there she goes, Where she' ll land no- body knows. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, G. A .A. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 2, Press Club 3. 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Play 3, Home Ec. Club3,4, Secretary 4, Girls' Glee Club 1- Band 1,2,3,4. i' -its .Z 33 We've heard her leading yells all year. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Fo- rensics 3, G.A.A. 2, Class Play 3,Class Vice-President 2, Home Ec. Club4, Band 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Q Club 3, Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4. ERIC ALFRED BLIXT Eric A big DeSoto we see him drive, For an A in English he does strive. Baseball 2. HOWARD DUANE DARY Howie l-loward's job, listen as we tell you, Mis- ter, ls to keep an eye on his younger sister. Pep Club 4, President 4, Arts and Crafts Club 3.4, A Cappella Choir 4, Basketball 1,2,3, M Club 3,4, Val- entine Dance King 3. KARL ELMER DOTZEL Karl A new chap in our class this year - He's full of fun and brings good cheer. Attended Central High School, Madison 1 ,2,3: Football 2',4: Baseball 1',2',3': Basketball 1', 2',4g Track 2'. GEORGE HARVEY GRANGER George 'Georgeisjusta farm- er lad, Not too good and not too bad. Pep Club 2, 3,43 Press Club 4: F.F.A. 2,3,4. Sentinel 3, Reporter 4, Boys' Glee Club 45 A Cappella Choir 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Track 4, M Club 2.3.4. WILLIAM MICK DONOVAN Bill I have never said that school was fun, But it seems better now that it's done. Pep Club 1,2,3: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RALPH JAMES GARSKE Ralph As Homecoming King he looked just swell, In football, he surely did excel. Class President 4: Pep Club 1,3,4g Class Play 3g Arts and Crafts Club 2. 3: Football 2, 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: M Club 3.4: Home- coming King 4. ' Participation in activities in other schools. RONALD JAMES LaVONNE EMILY EKERN FIRLUS Ronnie LaVonne A blond crew-cut is his trade-mark As he seeks place his Ford to park. Class President lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3, 4, Blue Quill Editor 4g Class Play 3: Arts and Crafts Club 1: Band 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3g Football 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 1,2,3g Track 1,35 Basketball 1, Volley- ball 3g M Club 3, 4. ALMA ROMALLEE GREENDEER Alma 'This is my purpose from day to day: To do my work in a quiet way. Comites Concordiae 3. 45 Band 4. K Laughing and happy, full of fun, This girl is liked by everyone. PepClub 1,2,4gForen- sics 2,45 G.A.A. 2, Press Club 2, A Cap- pella Choir 2g Student Council 4. Vice-Pres- ident 4g Girls' Glee Club 1.2. ow X, NM X X AMIEL LYMAN I HEPP Amiel To his camera he is attached, Many a picture he has snatched. Comites Concordiae 3, 4, Adj. Aedile 3, Ae- dile' 45 Forensics 3: Class Play 3: Hammer Staff4g Band 3.4: Mau- ston Molecules 1.2, 3, 4. IEANNINE MARIE FITZGERALD Tiny She whizzes here, and she dashes there, Gig- gle s a bit when she stops for air. Comites Concordiae 4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g For- ensics3,4p G.A.A. 2,3g Class Play 3g Home Ec. Club 1,23 Band 1,2,3,4. efel ,, fi gif! fx ELIZABETH C. HINRICHS Betty Betty's back to fill the halls With her happy cheerful calls. Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3:Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4g A Cappella Choir 2,3, 4: Triple Trio 4. LUCY SUSAN FITZGERALD Tutsie Very small, but not so slow, Lucy's always there, we know. Pep Club 1,2,4g Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4: Girls' Glee Club 3,4. 'VL ROBERT FRED HOEFT Bob Always friendly, he is grand: He's the ma- jor of our band. Attended New Lisbon High School 1.2.3, Pep Club 2',3',4g Forensics 1',2',3',4g Band 1',2', 3',4g Boys' Glee Club l',2',3',4g A Cappella Choir 1',2',3',4gMau- ston Molecules 4: Foot- ball l',2 ,3'g Baseball 2',3',4g Basketball 1', 2'.3': Track 3',4gVol- leyball 2',4. OTIS RAY FRANKE Otie He's big and strong with deep bass voiceg To join the Air Force is his choice. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Stu- dent Librarian 2g Class Play 3: F.F.A. lg Ham- mer Staff 4, Business Manager 49 Football 2, 3,4g Volleyball 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club 2, 3, 4: Delegate to Badger Boys' State 3. JANET RJTH HOPPER alan.. Here's the baby sitter of our class: She was always such a willing lass. Attended New Lisbon High School lg Comi- tesConcordiae3,4, Scriba 4, Aedile 3: Pep Club l',4g Girls' Glee Club 1'. MARY ELLEN FORSYTH Mary Ellen 'The Blue Quill's her pride and joy, And when it is late---Oh, boy! Pep Club l,2,3,4p For- ensics 3,4g Press Club 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 1gHome Ec. Club 1.2, 3,4. JUNE DIANA HOLDEN Trigger Our June can draw as you can see: Some day an artist she will be. Hammer Staff 4: A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4. BETTY ANN HOWLAND Betty inthe lunchroom this girl worked. Dishwashing she never shirkedf' Home Ec. Club 1,3,4. 1 F WILLIAM KUDLAS nlcudu Yes, William is a football star, As actor, he's the best by far. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3, Arts and Crafts Club 1,3,4g F. F.A.lgFootball1,2,3, 4g Basketball Manager 3 , 4 3 Track 1,'2,3,4g M Club 2,3,4g Vol- leyball 2,3,4. EDWARD ROGER HOSIG ..Ed.. In music he does so excel, For what he does, he does so well. C o mites Concordiae 1 ,2,3 ,4, Consul 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2,3 g Band 1,2,3,4, President3g Boys' Glee Club 1,4p Class Play 3, Class Treasurer 45 A Cappella Choir 1,3,4, Mauston Molecules 3, 4, President3g Basket- ball 1,2g Track 1,3,4g Volleyball 3g M Club3,4, Music Clinic 1,2,3. DARLENE FLORENCE KRUEGER Dollie As free as air, She's just as fair. Pep Club 2,45 Foren- sics 2,3,4g Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4p Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. :Gilt ' Participation in activities in other schools. DAVID CHARLES JOHNSON Dave His presence was our gain, O'er our prom he did reign. Class Vice-President 4g Pep Club4g Arts and Crafts Club l,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, M Club 3g Prom King 3. BONITA EULENE JURKOWSKI lurk Step this way, boys. single file All who wish a girl worth-while. Class Secretary 3g Pep Club 2,3,4g Forensics 3,G.A,A.2gPressClub 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3g Horne Ec. Club 1,25 Band 2,3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 1,2,3,4g Triple Trio 4g Student X Council 4g Q Club X 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, X 2,3,4gSweetheart fxq Queen 35 Prom Queen 3. f1 x -J -r ywtaj X ' X LV I X ' X X 4 X x If IUDITH MARY ,,,. LARSON V1 ...J 4-N About the seniors she shed some light. JAQUSSAEQLQENE Many of these verses 3 , N she did write. H ,Ffeflchfe Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Fo- Aqulgtrglfllgfem OH rensics l,2,3,4g Press C WOI' , sa 5, , 5 E 36 We know her duties she'll ne ver shirk. Attended Rhinelander Junior High 1,23 Fo- rensics3,4g Press Club 45 Hammer Staff 4. Club 3, Class Play 3g Home Ec. Club l,2,3, 4, President 4, Ham- mer Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 2. 'Fi' ' lim 'ZF' ARLEN MALCOLM KAHL Red What's more fun than to be bad Says this little, red- haired lad. Attended New Lisbon High School lg Pep Club4g Arts and Crafts Club 2,3,4. FREDERICK LEPPIN Herm He sees Eileen allday longg That is why his life's a song. PepClub 1,2,3,4g Press Club 4, Class Play 3g Arts and Crafts Club 1,2 ,3p F.F.A. lg.A Cappella Choir 4, Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2.3,4g Bas- ketball Manager 2,3- Track lg M Club 1 2,3,4. BERNADINE MARIE KAMINSKI Dixie Bernie, as she's called, is a swell lass, It's fun tohave her in every class. Class Vice-President 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Forensics 2,3,4g Home Ec. Club l,3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 2,3g Girls' Glee Club 2,3. Ai 'H A 2' il ' 'A I ' Lff' s it J PGN 1467 P51 ALBERT FRANCIS LINDNER Little Lindy Studying makes some people wise, Seems to make me otherwise . PepClub2, Class Play 3g Band 2,3,4g Boys' Glee Club 4g Baseball 2, A Cappella Choir 45 Music Clinic 3. 43' CLARICE HAZEL KNUTSON Gump l like fun and I like jokes Just the same as other folks. Pep Club 1.2,3,4g G. A.A. 1,2,3,4g Student Librarian lg Press Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3, Home Ec. Club4g Band l.2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Triple Trio 4, Mauston Mole- cules 1. PATRICIA YVONNE MARSHALL 'Pat' On geometry Isim- ply dote, Now, boys. you really don't get my goat. Forensics 1,2,3,4g Stu- dent Librarian 2: Press Club 3,45 Home Ec. Club 1.2, Girls' Glee Club 1. RUTH OVIDIA KIELSTRUP Goose l may live without dancing or' walkingg Who in the world can live without talking? Pep Club l,2,3,4g Class Play3gl-lome Ec. Club 1,2g Band 2, 3,4,A Cappella Choir 1,2.3,4g Girls' Glee Club 1,2. LORELEI JEANETTE MCNOWN 'Red' 'This girlhas bright red hairg Take care---there's temper there. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Fo- rensics 1,2,3,4g Press Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3, Hammer Staff 4, Bar1d2,3,4g A Cap- pella Choir 2,3,4g Tri- ple Trio 4g Student Council 3,Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4, Mauston Molecules4g Q Club 3. CHERIE LENORE MASON Cherry Although Cherie is to us quite new, She is known real well by quite a few. Attended Ontario High School 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 2'3 Home Ee. Club 1'3 Band 1'. rg N xp A it IENNIE LEA RANDALL alan.. Jennie is a 'bit of all right' Whether you see her day or night. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Librarian 23 Home Ec. Club 1. AUDREY MAE MARTIN Audrey For everyone she has a smileg It helps to make our day worth- while. Attended Antigo High School 1, 23 Comites Concordiae 3,4, Scriba 3, Consul 43 Pep Club 4: Hammer Staff 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1',2', 3. CAROL ARLENE POST Posty Many Posts have gone before3Carol's last-- there'll be no more. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g G.A. A. 2,33 Press Club 2,3, 43 Class Play 33 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3: Band 43 A Cappella Choir 2,3, 43 Triple Trio 4g Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Q Club 4. ' Participation in activities in other schools. IOANNE JOYCE MILES NIO.. Sing away sorrow and sing away care3 I'm off for a good time-- come if you dare. Pep Club 1,2,3,43 For- ensics 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,43 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Hammer Staff 43 Band 1,2,3,43 A Cappella Choir 1,2. 3,43 Triple Trio 4s Stu- dent Council 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Delegate to Badger Girls' State 3. THOMAS WILLIAM REIGARD Tom 'Not thatllike to study less. lt's just that I like sports, I guess. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasure:43Class Play 33 Arts and Crafts Club 1, 33 Hammer Staff 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3.4: M Club 1,2.3,43Track1,2,3,4. Zi? CLARENCE EARL MILLER C1ancy I kiss the books out- sidegl never look in- side. Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2,3. if'f'Qb TEARON LOY ROSE Terry She's a small girl with a big heart, Always ready to do her part. Class President 23 Pep Club l.2,3,43 Forensics 23 Home Ec.Club 1,33 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. MARLENE MARIE MOJZIS Pam A winning way, a friendly smile - - All in all, here's a girl worth -while. Pep Club 2: Forensics 25 Press Club2,4: Home Ec. Club 1,2,3. fb vt 10 I fs? Hs NEIL CLIFFORD PETERSON Pete This classmate likes to wear glasses But dislikes social p. class- es. F. F. A. l,2,3,4, Vice- President 4. 4 v a . l X Ami! fa-E , F' F XS , 7 CHARLOTTE LOUISE RUNKEL Char Oh, she's so nice and so neat! To be with her is a treat. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3: Home Ec. Club 1, 4g Hammer Staff 45 A Cappella Choir 4g Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4. CLARENCE TRUMAN RUSSELL Clarence He is so square and so true, A fine fellow, through and through. Forensics 3: F. F. A. lg Boys' Glee Club 2. EVELYN PEARL PFAFF ..EV.. 'Boys, turn your eyes the other way, This one is engaged, they say. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Stu- dent Librarian 2, Class Play 35 Home Ec. Club 1. CL AYTON WILLIAM SCHULTZ Bud Girls are always my delight: Morning, afternoon, and night. Attended Harvard High School 1, Arts and Crafts Club 3: F. F. A. 1',2,3.4. O? 2' DUANE FRANCIS PFAFF Red He is always so very fairg This must be due to his red hair. Pep Club 4: Arts and CraftsClub 1,2,3: F.F. A. l,2,3,4g Football 2, 3.4. nu if F FRANCIS JOSEPH SCHUKIS nFred u That scientific mind ofhis Makes this bril- liant lad such a whiz. Pep Club 1,2,3g Foren- sics 3, 4g Student Li- brarian 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3: Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Science Club 1.2,3.4g Volleyball 3. JOHN LYNN SCULLY Jack From Lyndon Station this lad hails And in his work he never fails. Pep Club 1.2.45 Class Play 33 Hammer Staff 4. , V. BONNIEJEAN WALTER Bonnie Bonnie, they say, comes from a farm, And she never does anyone harm. Pep Club 1,2g Press Club4gHome Ec. Club l,2,3. MAE LOUISE SCHULTZ Maizie Mae Schultz, a very studious lass, Was the smartest in bookkeeping class. Pep C1ub2pGirls' Glee Club 2,4. LAWRENCE ARLO WALSH Larry Al1 the teachers think I'm so very sweet That they always give me a nice front seat. Attended Madonna High School 25 Pep Club 1,3,4g F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4. VIRGINIA LEE SEAGER Butch She does write so many notes To the ones on whom she dotes. Pep Club l,2.3,4g Home Ec. Club 12,33 A Cappella Choir lg Girls' Glee Club l. DANIEL GEORGE WALTMAN Danny Girls to me are a 'lotta' fussg They do like to tease on the bus. Arts and Crafts Club 1,2,3g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4. CAROL IONE SIAS Inie Big brown eyes are dangerous thingsg They may keep you from sprouting wings. Pep Club 3,4. 0 an . ' gina , if K f 1 KJ Z -f I 1 1 MARTHA ROMONA WHITEWING Mart Martha is a quiet girlg Have you ever seen her twirl? Pep Club l,2,4g Class Play3gHome Ec. Club 1,2,4g Band 4. JUDITH ANN SIVITS Judy judy's very friendly smile Will aid her many a while. Pep Club 1,25 Press C1ub4gHomeEc.Club 1.2.3. PATRICIA CAROL STRACK Pat Never a care, never a hurry, IfIdon't get it done, why worry? Pep Club 1gG.A.A.1g Class Play 3g Home Ec. Club 1,2,3. Class Statistics THOMAS EUGENE WRIGHT Tom So very big and strong With him you can't go wrong. Class Treasurer lg Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Foren- sics 3,45 Arts and Crafts Club 2,3g Stu- dent Council 3g Foot- ball I,2,3,4g Basket- JAMES FRANCIS VOBORSKY num.. A quiet lad, no fuss, no noise, His gun does bring him many joys. Press Club 4, Arts and Crafts Club 1.2, Ham- mer Staff4, Boys' Glee Club 4g A Cappella Choir 4, Mauston Mo- lecules 1,25 Baseball 1.2, Track 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 3,4g M Club 3.4. Class Enrollment: 1953 ............ . . 95 1954 . . . . 90 83 1955 .. .............. . . . 1956 ..................... 76 fGirls outnumber boys in ratio 4-3 . 5470 of the members reside in rural area.l Honor Roll: lfZ70 listed during all four years. 3270 listed once in their junior or senior year. Of this group, 5670 reside in rural area. Education: 1870 of the members are of the original kindergarten class. 4670 plan to go to college. Teaching listed as the most popular vocational interest. 7870 of the members were active in ex- tracurricular a c tiv i ti e s. 2770 have parents who graduated from M. H. S. 3770 of the members maintain part-time jobs. Place Of Birth 4370 born in Mauston. 4070 born in cities other than Mauston. 1770 born in states other than Wisconsin with Illinois in the lead. bal11gTrack3,4g M Club 2,3,4g Volley- ball 4g Delegate to Badger Boys' State 3. Ancestrys 4570 ............ German descent 1370 . . . .Scandinavian descent 1870 . . ....... Irish descent 2470 . . .... Miscellaneous W c .H X.x fl 1 W . W' i X NM OUR FAVORS Fide et Animo '5' Class Motto Blue and Silver White Carnation Class Colors Class Flower GFFICERS Ralph Garske David Johnson Clarice Knutson Edward Hosig President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ADVISERS Mr. Althaus Miss Kucirek 'By faith and courage. 42 In a honey of a business. !Continued from page ZS! Pecaro, August . . . Peckham, David . . Perkins, Katherine Peterson, Alan . . . Goofing is my delight. . . My southern accent. . . . . . Mr. Warren's temper-tester. Fishing Peterson, Douglas . . . . . A farmer with pep. Peterson. Robert . Phillips, Joanne . . Phillips, Norma . . Pidgeon,Shirley . . Plewa, Alice .. . . . Podrasky, Ruth Ann . . . . Always on the go. One of the roving kind. . . . Fond of basketball. . . . . . Kids and cabs. . . . A cheerful dancer. . . . A finger in many pies. Poole, Betty ..... . . . She's from Lyndon. Porter, Albert . . . Potte r , Sharon .... . . Always entertaining. ........Verynice. Pozel, Marie ......... A shopping she goes. Priessnitz, William Primus, Betty . . . . . S. Holman's biggest tease. . In footsteps of sister. Radcliffe, Michael .... Oh, to be a Marciano! Raese, Joyce .... Ramsdel, Patricia . Randall, Phillip . . Raymond, Patricia Ritland, Donald . . . Robertson, James . Roegner, Daryl . . . Roeling, Patricia . Rogge, Evelyn . . . Rollins, Clarence . Roloff, Margaret . . Rose, Elizabeth . . Rose, Robert . . Rosier, Duane. . . . . . . . . . . . Dorthey's pal. . She left early in the year. . . Walking girls home. . . . Here today, maybe tomorrow. . . . . . One from Stoughton. . . . . A quiet trapper. . . . . . . A transfer. . . . . . Baseball fan. . . . . A happy hunter. . . Teasers and I don't agree. . . Where's my horn? . . . The tuba kid. . . . . Work's his friend. Rossin, Raymond ......... Girl's big tease. Rossin, Robert . . . Roth, John ...... Rowan, Bernadine . Rowe, Ruth Ann . . Ryczek, Gerald. . 6'7 Am I in heaven! budding mathematician. . . . . . . . . . Scrapbooks of movie stars. . . . . . Always towels. . . . . . . From Lyndon. Schams, William . . . . Pink and black prof. Schneider, Harold . Schultz, 1-arry . . . Schwab, Elaine . Scott, Walter .... Seager, Larry .... . . . . Our Davy Crockett. . . My curly black hair. . . . A friendly Lyndonite. . . . .. .. . . Mynickname. . The do it yourself type. Seebecker, Harold ........ Typical farmer. Sines, Darrell . . . Sivek, Ellen . . . Skaer, Dennis . . . Skinner, Patricia . . Smart, Gerald . . . . . . . He's new. . . Her smiles. . . . A manager. . . . I like to hunt. . . . ...Sports. Smart, William . . Smith, Dorthey . . Smith, Guy .... Smith, Karen . . Smith, Roy .... Smith, Wayne . . Sorrell, Walter . . Soukup, Paul . . . Stack, Allan ....... Standish, Francis . Stanek, Thaia . . . Wate . . . . . Second in line. . . . Very conscientious. . . . . . . . My strength. A pleasing personality. . . . A future physicist. . . . A future architect. . . . He's in everything. A Shorty Johnson fan. The miles I've covered. Another Davy Crockett. r and ice sports for me. Stanley, David ....... Never quiet a moment. Steffen, Karen .... . . . .Queen on a horse. Steinhaus, Deanna ...... . . Lover of horses. Straight, Dora Ann . . . . . A second Liberace ? Thomas, Robert .... Pay off on winning skits. Timblin, Dan ....... Tremain, Jone . Music ........Moresleep. sets my feet a-dancing. Tremain, Richard ....... A model-boat fan. Trute, Joanne .... . . Latin dead? Ask me. Tuc ke r , Ke ith ..... . . . School work first. Vanderhoof, Darryl .... ..... I ntramurals. Vanderhoof, Donna . . . Vanderhoof, Neil. . Will Vanderhoof, William . . VanDusen, Donna .... Voigt, Ben .... . Voigt, Bertha . . Voigt, Beverly . . Voltz, Charles . . . Voltz, David . . Voltz, Donald . . Voltz, William . . . Wafle, Lawrence . Wallmer, Jack . . . Waltm an, Linda . . Wate rman, Stephen Webster, Diane .... Wells, Arthur . . . Wells, Jeffrey. . . Wells, Loralle ...... Wells, Sandra . . . White . . . . Home Economics. mechanics be his line ? . . . . . . ..Alivewire. Gym is where I belong. ........Work? Why? . . An accordion player. . . . . . . . My absence. . . . . . Always trying. . . Allergic to nagging. . . . . .. Ilove to sleep. . No home work for me. .......Ilikemyfun. ..........Horses. .....Boys!! . . . Lively music. . . . . . Television. . . Another manager. . . Model-airplane fan. . . Enjoys baby sitting. . Variety is the spice of life. Eagle, Mary . Jeepers! Taking pictures Whitewing, Elijah . A wood-carving enthusiast. Wilcox, Marilyn. . Wilson, Lucille . . Wolfgram., Lucille Wolfgram, Lucius Wright, Barbara. . Wright, Robert . . Wright, William . . Zietlow, LaVonne Zorba 43 ugh, Ronald . is fun. .......Agood cook. . . . An industrious girl. . Wanted a substitute for work. . . Aiming to be a scientist? . . . . Those morning hours. Ability! I-low I waste it. A cowboy's life for me. . . The sparkle in her eyes. .. ..Eat! Eat! Eat! Z Y: iw 'Y' KNIGHT ,ug DF LABOR xg, C51 1 5 . , .W if 5 11 4 A '52 ' nf x rp, 1 fl ffm 5 Forensics ziamag 55? I, 11. Bottom Row: M. Ackerman, R. Oliver, L. Feldmar1,J. Palmer, D. Smith,B. Niles, L. McNown, C. Post. Second Row: M. Whitewing, J. Carpenter, P. Leistikow, E. Rose, N. Phillips, P. Marshall, M. Forsyth, J. Larson,L. Firlus, E. Sivek, J. Dakin, D. Palmer. Third Row: J. Kastner, J. Miles, B. Iurkowskl, T. Rose, D. Steinhaus, J. Fitzgerald, E. Pfaff, R. Carpenter,J. LaFrance. D. Krueger, E. Cook,C. Cook, M. White Eagle. Fourth Row: J. Bol1ig,J. Wells, H. Seebecker, S. Waterman, T. Wright, Coach Miss McEvoy, Ray Rossin, R. Hoeft, O. Franke, F. Schukis, A. Hepp. Forensics l954- I 955 The Forensic group made an excellent record for the 1954-55 season. Fourteen of the original forty contestants were chosen at the local elimination contest to represent our school at the League Contest at Richland Center. They were Fred Schukis and Amiel Hepp in Externporaneous Speakingg Carol Ann Davis and Jackie Bates in Extemporaneous Readingg Andrew Remington and Nancy Froeming in Original Oratoryg Richard Neve and Linda Feldman in Non-Original Oratoryg Tom Wright and Jon McEvoy in Four-Minute Speechg LoreleiMcNown and Carol Suszycki in Humourous Declamationg Valeria Randall and Janice LaFrance in Serious Declamation. Nancy Froeming, Richard Neve, Valeria Randall, Tom Wright, Fred Schukis, and Jackie Bates went on to the District Contest at La Crosse. The Forensic State Contest at Madison followed and Nancy, Richard, Valeria, Tom, and Jackie represented Mauston very effectively for Nancy, Valeria, Torn, and Jackie won A ratings. 46 Industrial Arts Ripping Stock On A Circular Saw Drafting Shop II ---- Woodworking Shop III ---- Woodworking 47 8:25 A.M. Classes Pass C fair 8:00 P.M. School Party if One Of Many School Days 12:15 P.M. Cooks Serve Lunch Refreshments Between Classes g I 1 VL' D s,' Y' k', kw, K ' Q f M1 fms-W NEW. 4:00 P.M. School is Dismissed 48 Comites Concordiae Bottom Row: Y, Carrell, M, Ackerman, D. Bruder, A. Greendeer, M. Laack. Second Row: J. Trute, Scriba J. Hopper, Quaestor E. Hosig, Consul A, Martin, Aedile A, Hepp, Ray Rossin, J, Fitz gerald. Third Row: J. Kastner,R.Carpenter, G, Hladik, K. Dotzel, Sponsor Miss Benson, J. Palmer, D. Sreinhaus, N, Phil lips, L. Wells, M. Freeman, J. Dakin, V. Baron. A A ' h 1955 Christmas Party 49 F. F. A. Bottom Row: C. Rollins, B. Langendorf, R. Albrecht, F. Standish, 1 ,s R. Clark, P. Kielstrup. , , V + of Second Row: President D. Waltrnan, Sentinel J. Cassidy, Treas- urer J. Quinn, Adviser Mr. Weittenhiller, Reporter fQf5L,1,i .3 G. Granger, Vice-President N. Peterson, Secretary paw ' L. Walsh, J. Grzenia, D. McGowan, Dan Fleming, ' oF1'IQx fp K. Belk. Q-,oFXFyA1, r Third Row: E. B0hen,T. Robinsomp. c0Qk,J. Bo111g,R. Langer, TV . 4 9 LiHowland, P. Donovan,P. Jones,D. Pfaff, A. Peter- : ,N .4 7 son, L. Fikar. 570254-1 oe' Fourth Row: M. Powers, J. Cottrill, P. Czajka, L. Hamm, R. U1-15 5 Fitzgerald, B. Beranek, M. Radcliffe, W. Tremain, A U. - W. Donovan, B. Fitzgerald, A. Porter, L. Wafle. Fifth Row: J. Landuyt, Ben Voigt, G. Larson, C. Schultz, G. Smith, L. Seager,L. Perz, M. Scully, W. Wright, E. Kelly, L. Parr, L. Jurkowski, C. Miller, Dennis Fleming, M. Hess, D. Clark, J. Wallmer. Winners of Corn-Growing Contest F.F.A. Adviser And Officers Andy Remington's Grand Champion Baby Beef 1. l xj G, F.F.A. Basketball Game 'Photographs Courtesy Juneau County Newspapers wh I .- ' Yli, . f S ,N Y x , ,ff 1 Y Edward Ke11y's k V Hlste' He'fer I lei ,A , 0 In 1 t 'K if ' ' it - if if ' gi - f is Boys Sort Their Western Ewesflf Mark Powers's Chester White Gilt---First Place Winner? Alan Peterson's Hereford Beef---First Place ' Winner' Robe rt Brown's Holstein Bull wiv , 31,i:A' ' HKUIIU HF., E X , Y P , I 4 is L . we 1 ' ., w . f , - , 'Mi r Q 1 A rr W Q X Q31 3 X f 2 iw f 6 'V Jav- . Preparing Catalogue For The Fifth Annual 4-H- -F.F.A. Purebred Bull, Heifer, Swine Sa1e'9' Home Economics Club Bottom Row: Secretar V. Darrow Treasurer D. Van Dusen, President I. Larson Second Row: Palmer E Rose P beistikow. Third Row: D. Gibn'ey,M.W'i1c.ox, D. Chilson, I. Frank, M. Boyd, R. Podrasky, B. Wright, Beverly Voigt, M, Fikar, Bertha Voigt, M, Bohatta, E, Belk. Fourth Row: L, Zletlow, V, Baron, M, Basick, D. Beckwith, M. Livingston, K. Steffen, M. Forsyth, J, Phillips, E, Cook, C. Knutson, C. Cook, A. Loescher, D, Holtslander, S. Pidgeon, A, Plewa, D, Krueger, L, Fitz- gerald, I. Miller, V. Forsyth. Freshman lnitiates Kitchen Crew 52 Vice-President P.Jurkowski,C. Huyett, E, Karas, L. Feldman, R, Rowe, C, Bites, Adviserlvlrs. Loomis, Y , - C, Runkel, J. Carpenter, J. Raese, J. Dallman, M, Whitewing, B, Kaminski, B. Hinrichs, D. Smith, D, Christmas Parry WX Dress Parade Xp fs A :sag I Air- if Mauston Molecules FQ 1 I 'af ay! ,h - f fr' Front Row: E. Kelly, L. Wolfgrarn, President F. Schukis, Vice-President L. Waltman. Second Row: A. Hepp, W. Schams, A. Olson, N. Vanderhoof, Third Row: E. Hosig, Y. Carrell, Secretary-Treasurer L. McNown, S. Waterman, W. Lar- Qen, Adviser Mr. Warren. 54 -F ,W--Y- ' h 'r -Q -db cg'22 'L - .glyriggl r: -t M . - N. 941 I 1 ff Various af 2 gg K '- . Q' . ' Inte rests SW W 55 Disques Bottom Row: Elisabeth Cook, Darlene Krueger. Second Row: Betty Niles, Carol Post, Joanne Miles, Shawn Arntz, Ellen Sivek. Third Row: Evelyn Pfaff, Terry Rose, William Kudlas, Adviser Mrs, Roswell, William Lankford, Donna Beckwith, Lucy Fitzgerald, Officers 56 my Na ,P W W K . 'S I 5 A N 4 0 1 f' I: wk -X XIX Rnhr. , . I W , J X E S dy J -QT GP? ,169 .., I fi zbs- U OE 5 Tw .35 + X 'uj XX 2 4 -Zi K Q NX Q 2-w g X-A ' Q QS J i It 5 . xX ' 31' NM 4 t SY ig x A ' rj S' W XI xy ',.. f gfs 11 PH ' S? 63f, :':l H XFN- If x ,Q MXN!!! pix Club Left: Secretary R. Ekern, P. Randall, Vice-President G. Granger, Treasurer R. Feldman, D. Johnson, T. Hoile, President R. Garske. Right: J. Voborsky, W. Kudlas, R. Langer, K. Chilson, A. Wells, H. Dary, Robert Rossin. Center: W. Smart, D. Skaer, S. Lewis. Top: D. Knutzen, T. Wright, E. l-losig, Adviser Mr. Stevens, F. Leppin, T. Reigard, O. Franke. Pep Song Mauston High School, we're all for Firm and strong, united are we. thee! Rah-rah-rah- for Mauston High! Loyal friends we'll always and Rah-rah-rah-rah- ever beg Fight for the Blue and Gold! Senior Letter Men Sports And Years Of Participation Howard Dary Basketball 3 , Manager 3. Ronald Ekern Football 3,4. Otis Franke Football Z ,3 ,4 R alph Garske Football 3 ,4. Basketball 3,4. George Granger Football Z ,3 ,4. Edward Hosig Volleyball 3,4. Track 3,4. David Johnson Baseball Z,3,4. Basketball 3,4. William Kudlas Football Z,3,4, Manager 3,4. Volleyball 2.,3,4. Track 2,3,4. Fred Leppin Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,4. 59 Manage r Z ,3. Football 2 ,3 ,4 Torn Reigard Baseball 1,Z,3 Track 2,3,4. Football Z ,3 ,4. Basketball 3,4 Janie s Vobos rsky Volleyball 3 ,4 . Track 4. Tom Wright Football Z ,3 ,4 . A President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Mrs. Stevens . Officers Advisers 60 Howard Dary Don Knutzen . Terry Rose TomReigard Mr. Radmer E ub 1 A Class Representatives Freshman . . . . . Sandra Wells Sophomore . . . . James Klabough Junior . . . . . . Ellen Sivek Senior . . . . . Audrey Martin Skit Captains Lorelei McNown. . . . . .and. . . . . . Ronnie Ekern Jackie Kastner. . . . . and. . . . . . Duane Pfaff ..- Sitting-Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Standing-Sixth Row: Seventh Row: Standing-Left: Right: ' ' lil 2 vig.. . ifag' l 2, 1 x . . ,Q V Girls President D. VanDusen, Vice-President C. Post, Treasurer E. Sivek, Secretary R. Rowe, Whitewing, l. Frank, I. Miles. M. A. Plewa, D. Krueger, S. Kahl, M. Bohatta, P. Parr, S. Buye, A. Greendeer. L. Fitzgerald, M. Basick, J. Palmer, D. Morris, M. Freeman, B. Primus, C. Bires. B. Niles, C. Knutson, C. Cook, J. Phillips, D. Beckwith, V. Darrow, E. Cook. V . Seager, S. McKahan, M. Livingston, B. Cairns, H. Hoeft, I. Dallman, J. Raese. T. Stanek, J. Kastner, T. Rose, D. Steinhaus, E. Pfaff, J. McKinney, E. Rose. I. Hawkins, S. Wells, P. Jurkowski, Adviser Mrs. Stevens, E. Dary, D. Smith, P. Leistikow, M. Howland. D. Chilson, E. Karas, N. Phillips, L. Zietlow, D. Webster, A. Moore. R. Kielstrup. R. Oliver, G. Lankford, M. Boyd, J. Meyers, D. Straight, S. Holman. Goose's Goslings--Captain R. Kielstrup Hep Cats--Captain C. Knutson 62 ports X , -VLX .1 -X The Knights -- -Captain P. Leistikow Pudgy's Cupids ---Captain J. Kastner 0 Kuff' 0 4 J ,ff- Mixups---Captain J. Meyers Barb's Beauts---Captain B. Cairns x fy ,X Q' ' 4 Globe Trotters--'Captain T' APS Angels---Capt . al Rose n A- Moore Krueger's Crew Cuts---Captain D. Krueger Ruffty Tuffty---Captain D. VanDusen 63 Cheerleaders A Team Bottom Row: Rosalie Oliver. Second Row: Head Cheerleader Terry Rose, Carol Ann Davis, Gloria Lank ford, Third Row: Helen Hoeft, Jackie Kastner, B Team Bottom Row: Mary Ellen Livingston, Barbara Cairns. Second Row: Sandra Wells, Shirley Holman. Jeannette Hawkins, 64 yy-f 'll Press -ee Club HHUIUIIJIEUIHQSVFUQEBUUSAIUUIJUUBIIBU Co- Edlto rs Ronald Ekem Darrell Franke Ray Feldman Walter Sorrell Editors Advisers Betty Primus, Exchange Mrs, Roswell James Voborsky, Sports M155 Pike Lorelei McNown, Feature Roberta Carpenter, Proof Reader Clarence Russell, Headliner Reporters Business Manager Bonnie Iurkowski Sales Evelyn Belk Judv Sivits Pu blishers Mary E. Forsyth M. Boyd. I. Frank, D. Gibney. J. Kastner, J. Klabough G. Lankford, F. Leppin, L. McNown, I. Miles, R. Oli- ver, R. Rossin. R. Rowe, D. Smith, S. Waterman, E Dary. Typists L. Zietlow, V. Darrow, E. Belk, C. Bires. J. Dallman J. Raese, E. Karas, J. LaFrance, P. Marshall, M. Mojzis: J. Sivits. C. Cook, B. Walter. 'E . I -Q ,Q C5-ff C93 -4 'Q rv. -.gr -we .ad rsity Va CU .D -A-A O O LI. 'U FU 3 U' U7 Most Valuable Player. all, G. Granger nd P.Ra Ekem, -2 QD .-'I R. ui main. Kudlas, 3. .3 .: -123 EE mv: :SS nan: -u Ea So 4-OO ov mu: ri O 2 Fl -C U :Z cf nl E 'U F4 o u. ni 'cf ld eu W 'I-I o Z I-I si on N BJ : cz M R. Langer, D. E IZ 'U -EI! .C-' i-1 K. Dotzel Coach Stevens. Garske, O. Franke , oach Olson, T. Hoile, T. Wright, Captain R. stant C -v-1 sn cn 'C S o IZ -CI L' : O u.. Mauston 7---New Lisbon O R, Two of the state's oldest rivals , Ma - ton and New Lisbon, opened theg ' 5 football series in a hard-fought g : e in which Mauston defeated New L' -if-6' Although New Lisbon never sef fi 51: through, intercepteda pass, and raced 55-yarfglsffor TD. The Indians threat- enedljfon the 5-yard line, but Randall int , ' epted a pass and stopped them , '. Tomah scored in the third and Y . threatened, the struggle brok y v-A. ff' th quarters and won the game. G3.I'Ske grabbed 8. 37-yard tou g,: Mauston 12---Sparta 14 P355 from Reigard in the fourt a. 5 'l ured stars, Knutzen, Wright, and ter of the game. Tom added t Qi J sat on the bench and watched and with that the samesnded- 2. :. g their opponents score a victory over Mauston 12---Wisconsin Del Mauston. Leppin, the Eagles' fleet The Golden Eagles weredefeate ' ck, gathered in a pass from game with a highly-rated Dells and sprinted 30 yards for the The opponents scored first, but 'Reigard scored the other T D. ton came right back on a 35-yaly g p udlas, halfback, and Feldman, who from Reigard to Garske. T flilfif gil, - 'I'1tSI'Cept8d two passes, played a fine was missed and the score .V 'P ' ifhy ame. of the half was 7-6 with if QWSGQQ Mauston 0---Nekoosa 14 the lead. The second half sta ted with Mauston red hot. Reigard scored early in the third quarter but again missed the PA T . Scoring in the fourth quarter, the Dells had to do some pretty fancy defensive work to stop the fiery Eagles. Because of penalties, two of the four times that Mauston crossed the goal line were nullified. Mauston 13---Portage 6 With Captain Tom Wright in the lead, the Golden Eagles upset the favored Portage team to the tune of 13-6. Receiving on the first play, the Portage quarterback fumbled as he tried the center of the Maus ton wall and was met with bone-crushing tackle by Granger, Wright, and Feldman. Key blocking by Leppin and Kudlas enabled Mauston to score at once on a 35-yard pass play from Reigard to the speedy halfback Knutzen. Portage scored inthe second period, and at the half Mauston was ahead. Late in the third quarter, Reigard bulled offtackel and ran 15 yards for the final score. Outstanding ball was played by Leppin, Kudlas, Knutzen, Granger, Wright, and Gar- ske. Mauston 13--Tomah 19 Although defeated, Mauston played one of its best games, of the year. The Eagles , too, took advantage of a Tomah fumble and quickly marched for a TD line with Reigard going over the goal from the 1-yard line. Tomah scored early in the second quarter. Mauston came right back when Reigard stepped all Q-Ri. the first time in three years, Mauston lost its first Homecoming game to a very explosive Nekoosa club. The first half of the game saw a see-saw battle between the 30-yard lines. Nekoosa scored twice in the third quarter on runs of 75 and 32. yards. Mauston was hampered for the injured players, Knutzen, Wright, and Garske, saw very limited action. Mauston 14---Viroqua 6 Viroqua was defeated by a hard- charging Mauston defensive line. Maustonwas the first to score. Qua- terback Tom Reigard pitched for Z7 yards to his favorite target, Ralph Garske, giant end. Late in the third quarter, the Eagles' ace, Bill Kudlas, halfback, plunged for three yards and the second T D. Late in the fourth quarter, Viroqua scored. Granger, Wright, and Smart, the Eagles' de- fensive line,held Viroqua to 14 yards on the ground. Mauston Z6---Richland Center 0 The Eagles really cut loose in the season's final game. Garske made a diving catch to score the first T D on a pass from Reigard. Knutzen called signals, did a fine job, and scored from 2 yards out. In the third quarter, Granger, defensive tackle, intercepted a pass and lumbered 11 yards for the score. Chilsonbrought in the last T D with a runback of a punt, 42 yards, to the 2. Reigard, who kicked 2. extra points, then took it ov,er. No one man can be singled out as all made an out- standing showing. All-Conference Selections All-Conference Team George Granger, a senior, was chosen as first-team defensive tackle for his exceptional play. Honorable Mention Ray Feldman, ajunior, missed the spot on the first team as line backer by one vote. Ralph Garske, a senior, drew praise for outstanding work at the of- fensive-end position. Bill Kudlas, a senior and a hard runner, missed the offensive-ha1f- back position by one vote. Fred Leppin, a senior, was mentioned for very good work as a defen- sive halfback. Tom Reigard, a senior, missed the defensive-end spot by one vote, and offensive quarterback by two votes. B Team Football Squad Bottom Row: D. Dary, J. Kudlas, E. Whitewing. Second Row: D. Stanley, S. Waterman, W. Priessnitz, W. Sorrell, R. Footit. Third Row: Manager D. Skaer, L. Joseph, J. Koepp- J. Roth, G. Conway, S. Clark, Manager G. Smart. Fourth Row: Manager A. Wells, L. Schultz, R. Zorbaugh. J. Klabough, A. Peter- son, G. Smith, Coach Erickson B Team Scores Mauston O. . . . Richland Center 6 Mauston 20. . . . . Wonewoc 6 Mauston O . . . . Wisconsin Dells 20 Mauston 6 . . . . . Tomah O Mauston 12. . ....... Wonewoc O 68 Basketball Boys' Intramurals Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: W. Schams, F. Schukis, E. Hosig. R. Thomas, I. Greendeer, R. Bauer, C. Miller. D. Stanley, S. Waterman, L. Joseph, G. Conway, R. Rose, W. Priessnitz, R. Peterson, W. Lankford. G. Larson, B. Langendorf, A. Buye, D. Babcock, A. Pecaro, P. Lauher, O. Gunther, D. Franke, C. Lawrence, W. Vanderhoof. G. Smith, B. Fitzgerald, A. Lawrence, D. Kent, T. Lehman, I. KOCPD. G. Ryczek, A. Stack. D. Waltman, R. Langer, H. Seebecker, R. Brown, P. Jones, L. Langer, B. Voigt, G. Granger. W. Kudlas, J. Voborsky, K. Chilson, F. Leppin, O. Franke, R. Ekern, R. Feldman. Varsity Team In Action f Q 1 x, J Cheefleaders Enjo Y Sr, paul 69 CU OJ FU .Q 4-J CU AC va CG QD vs L FU son, Bill John ry, Dave Da Howard b Rossin, Bill Larsen, Karl Dotzel, Bo rske, Ga m Reigard, Ralph utzen, To KI1 OH D l'I 8 Sm Bill m Lewis, Sa II Left to Righ anager. M Kudlas ch Stevens. 03 C Center B Team Bottom Row: Coach Erickson, D. Skaer, W. Vanderhoof, G. Smart, G. Johnson, Manager I. McKahan. Second Row: D. Stanley, L. Clement, S. Waterman, W. Priessnitz, L. Joseph. Third Row: G. Conway. I. Klabough, R. Rose, R. Zorbaugh. J. Roth, M. Gibeaut. 1 Score Board Mauston Mauston 46 Adams-Friendship 53 61 r?'Nekoosa 62 56 'l'Portage 59 48 Spring Valley, Minn. 74 59 Reedsburg 62 62 New Lisbon 58 49 '9'Baraboo 75 54 4'Viroqua 51 53 '4'Portage 71 46 21'Rich1and Center 62 80 W4Tomah 59 70 Adams-Friendship 53 69 '9'Sparta 54 I '7 1 Continued In 1957 Hammer l ' Conference Games ' 71 S ICT Spring Volle Bottom Row: E. l-losig, F. Schukis, W. Kudlas, R. Thomas, J. Voborsky. Y Second Row: O. Franke. J. Wells, D. Franke, D. Babcock, D. Ritland, W. Sorrell. Third Row: P. Jones, S. Clark, G. Smith, R. Footit, T Hoile. Fourth Row: W. Scott, R. Hoeft. R. Brown. X T k Bottom Row: E. Hosig, F. Schukis, W. Kudlas, R. Thomas, J. Voborsky, T. Reigard. rac Second Row: O. Franke, D. Franke, D. Babcock, D. Ritland, D. Knutzen. wr, Third Row: W. Scott, R. Hoeft, A. Wells. ' Fourth Row: R. Zorbaugh, D. Pfaff, M. Gibeaut, W. Schams. X 72 5 orts P Q y,ll5T0 'A Bottom Row: F. Leppin. Baseball Second Row: D. Skaer, S. Lewis, J. Greendeer. Third Row: Coach Olson, L. Clement, J. Roth, P. Randall, D. Knutzen. Fourth Row: W. Smart, D. Johnson, Robert Rossin, T. Reigard, J. Klabough. in V A 1 ff 73 Ea Y N H v X x xy' x 4 X X X Mauston Higi A I 1 w N QW iii, x 91 N S D A W5 ft' tl X .5 A Clarinets Clarinets, Bass Drums R. Carpenter E. Karas B. Cairns V. Darrow C. Knutson. Secretary L. Feldman, Vice-President Cornets G. Lankford, Treasurer D. Gibney M. Livingston B. Hammond J. Dallrnan S. Potter B. Hinrichs D. Lewis P. Leistikow A. Lindner C- POST H. Seebecker Flutes J- Robertson D. Straight R. Kielstrup E- Rofe J. Kastner L- Wllson Drun1 Maior I. Miles, President Clarinets, Alto R, Hoeft D. Steinhaus 74 School Band lorns, Baritone A. Hepp R. Oliver lorns. Bass I. Robertson R. Rose lorns, French Bonnie Brokopp D. Palmer Maiorettes Saxophones, Tenor C. Cook Beverly Brokopp J. Fitzgerald L. McNown H. Hoeft M. whirewing Trgmbgnes Saxophones, Alto 2142353 Y. Carrell L- Joseph E' Daly r ll PSQFHS B. Iurkowskl PI- Soukup Saxopnones, Baritone Director B' Nlles Mr. Radmer 75 Y Voca Glee Bottom Row: G. Granger, F. Leppin, A. Lindner, L. Krueger, H. Dary. Second Row: Mr. Duffrin, B. Beranek. J. Roth, E. Hosig, F. Schukis, G. Larson, R. Hoeft. Quartet Robert Hoeft, Fred Schukis, Ronald Ekern, Edward Hosig. Y x .ff-ql ij' fx 1 '5 C -A .,,. v 3' ' X ' r, Y 1:1 fi all Z f X ' Ausic Mr. Duffrin Director Elisabeth Cook, Carol Post, Betty Niles, Clarice Knutson, Mary E. Livingston, Jackie Kastner, Joanne Miles, Rosalie Oliver, Bonnie Jurkowski, Lorelei McNown, Accompanist. Glee Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Triple Trio E. Karas, C. Runkel, G. Marquardt, B. Iurkowski, E. Cook, C. Post H. I-loeft, M. Livingston, B. Cairns, S. McKahan, M. Ackerman. C. Knutson, J. Holden, V. Baron, L. McNown, B. Hinrichs, D. Stein- haus, C. Sias, C. Huyett, M. Schultz, A. Blank, P. Jurkowski, B. Ham- mond, S. Wells. I. Phillips, C. Cook, D. Beckwith, A. Plewa, D. Kreuger, L. Fitzger- ald, J. Miles, S. Pidgeon, L. Zietlow, Mr. Duffrin. H ho Cl la appel Niles, P. Leistikow, E. Karas. Dary, B. Carrell, E. Cook, E. an, Y. H1 cker ver, M. A li kowski, R. O cKahan, B. Jur s,S.M Row: B. Cairn H1 IO Bot , A. Martin, H. Hoeft, I rd nt G. Marqua de chs, Vice -Presi ri in Runkel, B. H Knutson, M. Livingston, D. Steinhaus, C. ielstrup, C. Second Row: R. K own, I. Miles. CN L. M Cook, Secretary ,C. DS Philli den, J. H01 Post, I C. SUICI r Trea HC Kasr J. Ppifh Le ig, F. S hukis, E. Ho Sc ry, F. Da utzen, H. 1,D.Kn C IZ Do nke, K. F3 th. D. F Ro J nger, K. Chilson, I3 tG.G esiden Pr 11 Randa P. Third Row: ner, R. Hoeft. nd nek, A. Li B. Bera -ut, ,, . , x X s X .' '11 Summary Of Instruments Played And Years When Played Beverly Brokopp Clarinet 6 Alto Clarinet 7,8 Bass Clarinet 9 Baritone Saxophone 10 Tenor Saxophone 11.12 Carol Cook Majorette 11,12 Viola Darrow Clarinet 9,1O,11,12 Jeannine Fitzgerald Majorette 9.10,l1,12 Amlel Hepp Baritone Horn 11,12 Betty Hlnrichs Clarinet 10,11,12 Robert Hoeft Drums 8,9,10,11,12 Drum Major 12 Edward Hosig Trombone 6,'7,8,9,10 Bonnie Jurkowskl Saxophone 10,11,12 Ruth Klelstrup Drums 9 Flute 10,11,12 Clarice Knutson Drums 9,10,11,12 Albert Lindner Cornet 10,11,12 Lorelei McNown Tenor Saxophone 10 Joanne Miles Drums 9 Flute 10,11,12 Carol Post Clarinet 12 Martha Whitewing Majorette 12 51 -ff:,g:1 i:,jg sin AF X fri. V, ,A '11 44' yn. in Q .au 'fy ,xy .. fr. W E if Stardust '99 Q C C Crowning King Da ve .61 Crowning Queen Bonnie 81 n n Mx f-..,r 4j X.: af '4 Autum Homecoming I955 Kmg Ralph, Queen Terry, and Court fx ZX ,QQ if eaves 5 QQ, Q f M, 'U A - .. up govhom me SW SW F Suniot reshln 83 Seni Ol' Sk . lt an Skit Tradesmen A 8: L Auto Supply Allen's TV Clinic Andersen Office Supply Andy's Barber shop Andy's Shoe Service E. C. Armstrong 8: Company Compliments of John E. Armstrong at Roland W. Vieth Art's Mobilgas Service Bank of Mauston Bob's Toggery Francis Bohen-Insurance Buck's Torque Service Burgdorff's Mobil Station Burns Locker Plant Casey's Cafe Clements Refrigeration Coast To Coast Stores-Emil, Allie, Bob Harold D. Cox, O.D. Crandall 8: Sons Curran Brothers-Coal Compliments of Charles P. Sr Thomas J. Curran Denicke Chevrolet Domann's Farm Supply Frank Dziewior 8: Sons The Food Mart Gail Theatre Gene's Cafe Leonard Gibney-Cities Service Products The Grote Company Hanne man's Standard Service Hansen's Department Stores Harold B. Hanson, D.D.S. Hepburn's Shoe Store Hoile Dairy A. W. Hosig Company Hosig Insurance Company Jax Implement John's Shell Service Compliments of Kastner Brothers, Inc. Ed. Kastner's Marshall Wells Store Kelley's Store Kip's Bowling Alleys Koppang Service Station C. J. Laridaen, D. V. M. Larson's Body Shop John T. McCormick, D.D.S. McDermott's Music Mart J. P. McGarty-Farm Produce McKinney's Badger Paint Store Marachowsky Grocery Store Mauston Co-Operative Creamery Mauston Dress Club Mauston Drug Store Mauston Farmers Co-Op Mauston Hotel 8: Coffee Shop Mauston Lumber Company Mauston Manufacturing Company Mauston Motors, lnc. The Mauston Newspapers Mauston Salvage Store Monroe County Finance Company Motor Parts 8: Equipment, Inc. Murray's Cafe Newman Tire 8: Oil Novaks-Jewelry 81 Tiny Tot's Wear Oliver Furniture Store Onsager Gas 8: Electric Appliances Orcutt Dairy Way O'Reillys Jewelry 81 Flowers Otto 81 Sons Garage Phillips Drug Store Preston Farm Service F. M. 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