Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

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SCHULTZ - Administrator Class of i962 You were the first Freshman Class in the new high school building in September of 1958, and Therefore the first class to have the privilege of being educated all four years in this fine modern building. Those who worked for this structure, worked hard to make it a worthwhile reality. They knew that any goal that is worth- while should be given our best efforts. Similarly, your diploma is really only as vauable as the effort behind its attainment. So it will be all through life. No matter what you may choose to do after graduation, strive to work to the best of your ability and vitality. Only then can you find happiness and success. You have the ability. You and you alone can decide if it is worth the effort. Good Luck! Page Three CHOUL BO RD Left to rightfD. Schmoock, clerkg O. Stueck, R. Bruhn, D. Tuma, E. Suess, C. Spevacek, Treasurerf S. Nimmer, President TUBE T COUNCIL Row I-fB. MacDonald, K. Stueck, Mr. Anderson, J. Eis, D. Nim- Row 2-S. Wavrunek, B. Grimmer, D, Dvorak, R. Ullman, V mer Peters, S. Finnel, P, Trierweiler OFFICE - ECRETARY Mrs. Carol Eslinger Page Four DRIVER io right-S. Sand, C. Stangle, . Peltier, Mrs. Kornely, Mrs fman, K. Posvic, F. Zelewski, ornyak, K. Rasmussen, P. Zelew- H. Zeman MAI TENANCE D. MacDonald Mac COOKS Page Five 1' MR. DONALD HALADA-College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught Agriculture. Extra Curricular: F.F.A., Bowling. Years at M.H.S.: 22. MR. DE LYLE HENSCHEL-College: Lakeland College. Degree: Bachelor of Arts Classes. Taught Junior and Senior Band, Chorus. Years at M.H.S.: 2. MR. DAVID KELLEY-College: Northeastern University. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Classes Taught Advanced Mathematics. Extra Curricular. Freshmen Class Aclvisor, Drarnatics, Track Coach. Years a M.H.S.: 3. . ' l A 4 . J 'fs .Q.i'1.' Page Six It ., . 1 I MR. RAYMOND KOCH-College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: Mathematics, Science. Extra Curricular: Forensics, One Act Play. Years at M.H.S.: ll. MRS. FERN NIMMER-Class Taught: Study Hall. Years at M.H.S.: l. MR. CLINTON PETERS-College: St. Norbert's. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: Physical Education. Extra Curricular. Years at M.H.S.: 5. MRS. RUTH RIENKS-College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science and Home Ec. Education. Class Taught: Home Economics, Extra Curricular: F.H.A, Years at M.H.S.: 3 MISS MERILYN ROTH-College: University ot Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: Physical Education. Extra Curricular: Bowling, Sophomore Class and Cheerleading Advisor. Years at at M.H.S.: 4. MRS. MARY SCHEUER-College: Oshkosh State Colfege: Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: English, Librarian. Years at M.H.S.: 5. MRS. DOROTHY SCHULTZ-College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Classes Taught: Librarian, Latin. Extra Curricular: Latin Club, Annual Advisor. Senior Cass Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: 6. MR. CLARENCE STANGEL-College: Lisle College, University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Philoso- phy. Classes Taught: American and World History, Social Problems. Extra Curricular: Annual Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Variety Show. Years at M.H.S.: 14. MR. SANFORD WOLFMEYER-College: University of Wisconsin. Degrees: B. S., M. S. Classes Taught: Physics, Biology, Extra Curricular: Science Club, Dramatics, Junior Class Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: 9. Page Seven Q- '23 its iii? Q EES Wig: :itll A M .,,, 5? 5 s J Page Eight OF' 'Q 1 GQ Vw fum' RUTH PFEFFERKORN Valedictorian Salutaforian LYNN BAUGNIET Page Nine JAMES BARTEL DIANE PRlNCL President 7 ff V - President l ,., . 2 in - M l Q M 4 Eeif OJ W Mifiww Q Oy, if N V, , My fy, NANCY FUNK MWA LYNN BAUGNIET Secretary I Treasurer The hour is at hand. Yes, that hour we have all been working so diligently for ever since we first entered M H S four years ago. ln iust a few short weeks we will have attained a high school diploma and will leave the protection of these school walls and will be expected to go, as our predecessors did, into the world and become a part of society. We must enter into the world at a time when there is disagreement and unrest throughout the world. It is in this world, whether we be profes- sional, semi-skilled, or a common laborer, that we must find a place and be a credit to not only our community, but to our country as well. Page Ten When we entered M H S as freshmen, was to us a goal in the far horizon. As with graduation imminent, the four years preparing for it seemed to have gone by faster than anticipated. Our teachers, advisors, and parents who worked with us for these years, have made graduation possible and without their t this goal could not have been achieved. We to express our sincerest thanks to each and . one of them at this time. We also hope that o future success will reflect upon this school in way that will prove to be a credit to those peop who worked here. JAMES BARTEL JAMES BARTEL Class Secretary 25 Class President 45 Bowling Club 45 Pep Band 1,2,35 Track 3,45 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 3,45 Play Committee 35 I Act Play 15 Oriole Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 Annual Stali 45 Forensics 1,2,35 Radio Club 45 National Honor Society 3,4. LYNN BAUGNIET Class Vice President 35 Class Treasurer 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA Vice President 25 Bowl- ing Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 1,25 Play 1,25 Play Com- mittee 25 I Act Play 1,45 Oriole Staff 1,2, 3,45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Annual Stat? 45 Typist 45 Forensics 2,3,45 Radio Club 2,3,45 Radio Club Vice President 35 DAR AWARD 45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Nation- al Honor Society 45 Badger Girl Alterate 3. RITA BENZINGER Class Vice President 15 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 25 FHA 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Court 35 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 All School Play 2,3,45 Play Committee 1, 2,3,45 Oriole Staff 2,3,45 Artist 45 Annual Stafif 45 Forensics 15 Girls Chorus 1,25 Teachers Helpers 45 GAA 1,2,3,4. 35 Stu- Club Pep H me- O ol ta 5 io Sta 45 Ta r orens 15 hor 15 Te ers S oll 45 Badge Girl SANDRA BUCHNER Library Club 45 Bowling Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee I, 2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 35 Oriole Staff 2,45 An- nual Staft 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Science Club Vice President 25 Spanish Club 2. Page Eleven BETTY JEAN DEMMIN FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA Representative 15 FHA Secretary 45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 All School Play 45 I Act Play 3, 45 Oriole Staff 45 Make-Up Editor 45 An- nual StaH 45 Forensics 1,35 Teachers Help- ers 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Spanish Club Secretary Club 1,25 Spanish Club Secre- tary 25 Quill 84 Scroll 4. DARRELL FEIT BARBARA FRAZIER Bowling Club 2,45 Football l,2,35 Baseball Homecoming Committee 35 Prom Com- 35 All School Play 4. mittee 35 Oriole Stat? 45 Girls Chorus 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety Show 2. Page Twelve NANCY FUNK Class Secretary 45 FHA 2,3,45 Bowling Club 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 1,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus T5 Teach- ers Helpers 45 GAA 2. RUTH FUNK WILBERT FUNK FHA l,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Bowling Club Junior Degree l,2,3,45 Chapter Degree l, 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Teachers 2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 35 Prom Helpers 45 Spanish Club 25 GAA 2. Committee 3. PATRICIA GOERTZ FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Representative 3,45 Jun- ior Degree 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Homecom- ing Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Teachers Helpers 45 FHA Homecoming Committee l. BECKY GRIMMER N0l.A GUEX President 15 Student Council Presi- Library Club 35 Bowling Club l,3,45 Bowl- 45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 ing Club President 45 Oriole Staff 3,45 Ot- Staff 45 Make-Up Editor Annual Staff 45 Co-Editor 45 Forensics 45 Solo 8- Ensemble Tournament 2,3,45 Tournament 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Club President 25 March of Dimes tives 45 Band Vice President 35 President 45 National Honor So- y 3,4. Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Com- tice Personnel 4. Page Thirteen JEROME HALADA Class President 25 Bowling Club 'l,2,3,45 Bowling Club President 45 Basketball Man- ager 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Homecoming Com- mittee l,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 All School Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4. SHELDON JANSKY DANIEL JOHANEK JON KNOPE Student Council Vice President 35 Foot- FFA Reporter 35 Homecoming Committee ball 2,3,45 Captain A5 Baseball A5 Track 2, l,2,3,45 Wrestling Team l. 35 Homecoming King 45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. ERNEST KRAJNIK JEROME KUMBALEK SHIRLEY LOEH Bowling Club 15 Football 25 Basketball 25 Junior Degree 15 Pep Band 2,3,45 Foot- Junior Degree 15 Pep Club 25 Prom Baseball l,2,3,4. ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Basketball mittee 35 Oriole Staft 45 Girls Chorus Manager 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Homecom- ing Court 45 All School Play 3,A. Page Fourteen JOYCE MATTEK SHARON MEYER FHA 2,3,45 FHA Representative 45 Library FHA l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 'l5 Oriole Club 45 Homecoming Committee 35 Prom Staff 35 Mimeograph Operator 35 Annual Committee 35 Camera Club 3. StaFf 45 Forensics 25 Girls Chorus 15 Spanish Club 2. GARY NOVAK Library Helper 35 Football 45 Track l,2,3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 'I, 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Wrestling Captain 45 Kitchen Helper 4. MALCOLM PEROUTKA CARL PFEFFERKORN Junior Degree l5 Football l,2,3,4. Bowling Club l5 Football 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4. Page Fifteen RUTH PFEFFERKORN FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Treasurer 35 FHA Promo- tion Chairman 45 Junior Degree 25 Chap- ter Degree 35 Library Club 25 Pep Club 35 Homecoming Committee 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Radio Club Re- porter 35 Radio Club 2,3,45 Radio Club Treasurer-Secretary 35 Betty Crocker A- ward 4. KENNETH PORUBCANSKY WILLIAM L. SCHROEDER Student Council President 35 Junior Degree i5 Chapter Degree 25 FFA i,2,3,45 FFA Vice President 35 FFA Junior President 45 Bowling Club Treasurer 45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming 45 Prom King 35 Prom Committee 35 Red Cross 3. JANE SCHWAKE FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Class Representative 2 FHA Vice President 45 Junior Degree l Chapter Degree 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Home- coming Committee i,2,3,45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Stat? 4 Forensics 2,3,4. Page Sixteen .IUDITH SEHLOFF Class Vice President 25 Student Council Secretary 15 FHA l,2,3,45 Library Club 25 Bowling Club 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Home- coming Queen 45 Homecoming Court l, 2,45 Homecoming Committee i,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 45 Typist 45 Girls Chorus 'l5 Teachers Helpers 45 Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM SHIMEK rack 3,45 Homecoming Committee 3,45 rom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 45 Annual taff 45 Radio Club 3,45 National Honor ociety 3,45 Variety Show 3,4, RUTH ANN SIEVERT Student Council 25 FHA l,2,3,45 FHA Class Representative 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 45 Homecom- ing Committee Co-Chairman 35 Oriole Stat? 45 Annual Staff 45 Teachels Helpers 45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Art Service Club 4. Page Seventeen JANE SKARVAN Bowling Club 3,45 Pep Club 'l,2,35 Home- coming Committee l,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls Chorus 45 Teachers Helpers 45 State Tournament 45 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 2. FLOYD SKUBAL Class Treasurer l5 Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 1,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. GERALD SNEBERK FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Junior Reporter 35 FFA Vice Pesident 45 Pep Band 3,45 Football 2,3,45 WJDA l,2,3,45 WJDA Secretary 25 WJDA Reporter 35 WJDA President 45 Wrestling 2,35 Greenhand Degree lj Chap- ter Farmer Degree 35 Wisconsin Farmer Degree 4. JANET SPRANG Library Club 35 Bowling Club 45 coming Committee 45 Prom Committee Oriole Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls 45 Teachers Helpers 45 State Tournament ROBERT STEINER Football 45 Prom Committee 35 Wrestling i,2,3,4. KAREN S. STUECK Student Council 45 FHA 2,3,45 Library Club 3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club President 45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 An- nual Staff 45 Forensics lj Teachers Helpers 45 Solo 8- Ensemble Tournament 45 State Tournament l,2,3,4. Page Eighteen RICHARD SWADE President 2 Football 4 Basketball Basketball Captain 4 Baseball 45 Track l 2,3 Homecoming Committee 4 Prom Court 3 Prom Committee 3, Oriol Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 Annual Staff 4 Radio Club 2,3,45 Radio Club Secretary Treasurer 45 Badger Boys State 35 Senio Citizen 4. Class President 35 Student Council I ' ' ' e r .W . W .HQ f ,H fe w X. SSQQI 4 AZ? X if Qs .K Af ,-19533: WAS sky YQ SSW . ,A MERLIN R. ZIMMER EMII. YINDRA JUDITH CHASE WILFORD CHASE Senior Band 2,3,4, Junior Band 1 Wrestling 2,3,-45 Junior Band 25 Se Mixed Chorus T,2. nior Band 3,45 Mixed Chorus T,2. NOT PICTURED. NOT PICTURED. LYNN BAUGNIET RICHARD SWADE DAR and Senior Citizenship Award Senior Citizenship Award Page Twenty ATUINAL HO CHi CKHETY niet. QUILL at uill and Scroll is an International Honorary iety for High School Journalists. This year the ow members of the Oriole Stat? were elected to in.. ' mbers Row l-B. Grimmer, J. Bartel. R A. Sievert. Row 2-R. Pfefterkorn, W. Shimek, P. Tollefson, L. Baug-, CROLL their contributions in the publication of the Oriole, their class standing, their recommendation to Quill and Scroll and their approval by the Executive Sec- They were elected on the basis of retary ofthe Quill and Scroll Society. D. Princl, L. Baugniet, B. Demmin, R. A. Sievert, M. Bergner. Page Twenty-one JU IOR CLASS OFFICER Front row-C. Troullier, Secretaryg Mr. Wolfmeyer, Advisor, J. Scheuer, Vice-President. Standing-T. Tuschl, Treasurerg Mr. Bergner, Advisorg S. Zimmer, President. Page Twenty-two UNIOR I-J. Els, R. Genrich, S. Hoffman, K. McManus, B. Row 3-L. Thiele, D. Urban, J. Demmin, B. Wilfert, L. Miller er, J. Scheuer, C. Sclwler. R. Ullman, M. Sielfmr. 2-C, Gorzianzk, E. Ollendorf, C. Bertrand, S. Bayless, Row 4-L. Grimm, D. Gohr, J. Throndson, D. Kornely, A cheinoha, C. Chasensky, J. Freimuth. Svvetlik, D. Kornely, B. Sturm. Page Twenty-three OPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER Row I-D. Ruether, Treasurerg B. Princl, Secrefary. Row 2-C. Urban, President, D, Strohm. Row 3-Mr. Gellerup, Aclvisorg Miss Roth, Advisor. Page Twenty-four OPI-IO ORE w I-J. Swetlik, D. Sturm, J. Wagner, A. Suchomel, M. Row 3-E. Boettcher, D. Schroeder, J. Terens, S. Svvetlik ider, D. Kakes, M. Rhein. L. Nemetz, P. Woodcock, R. Rezek. 2eM. Tollefson, S. Wavrunek, S. Jerabek, S. Holmes, Row 4-V. Peters, F. Valertta, G. Wachtel, R. Stangel, D Riemer, J. Bergman, D. Stoker. Pekarek, T. Fierst, R. Basken. Page Twenty-five FRE HMA CLASS OFFICER Row I-P. Trierweller, Treasurer, R. Sfaudinger, Vice-President. Row 2-D. Hodek, President, M. Holmes, Secretary. Row 3-Mr. Kelley, Advisor, Mr. Anderson, Advisor. Page Twenty-six FRE HMAN vv I-C. Pravechek, P. Trierweiler, R. Stangel, D. Popelar, Row 3-R. Frost, K. Refzlaff, P. Samz, D. ST. John, M. Pos Seidl, N. Nimmer. vic, N. Zelewski. vv 2-A. Kaczrovvski, J. Sprang, M. Jandra, M. Pech, D. Row 4-R. Siehr, P. Bohman, J. Bruhn, J. Bruhn, T. ST. John Ilner, R. Sawyer. J. Armstrong. w I-B. Wavrunek, S. Bruckschen, N. Pautz, J. Haelfrisch, Row 3-B. MacDonald, B. Blaftier, J. Mott, R. Chasemsky, Brotski, S. Benzinger, B. Tefzlofif. W. Schmoock, G. Eis, K. Duve-neck. w 2-J. Princl, J. Kumbalek, S. Finnel, L. Ebenhoe, C. Row 4-R. Petersohn, D. Beeck, D. Dvorak, J. Surfus, H. ore, S. Throndson, K. Novak. Stechmesser, G. Micolaczyk, D. Cigler. Page Twcniy-scven FRE HME Row I-J. Kunstmann, A. Oellemann, S. Kouba, C. Haese, Row 3-NR. Landt, R. Maresh, K. Baumann, R. Zimmer, K. Posvic. Popp, J. Skarvan. Row 2-A, Hagenow, B. Wallau, K. Schmoock, D. Parizek, Row 4-D. Johanek, J. Novak, J. Cookle, D. Hodek, P. Zelewski, N. Lambert. Krainik, R. Trochil. Row 1-B. Chizek, N. Za-man, P. Mleziva, K. Zimmer, N. Row 3-G. Staral, A. Rezba, R. Bergelin, W. Hageno Neuser, J. Hutterer, V. Zipperer. T. Rhein, S. Kempen, R. Kronforst. Row 2-R. Sfaudinger, M. Mleziva, S. Hruska, J. Gorzianzyk. Row 4-R. Ebenhoe, J. Pufa, J. Lukes, J. Heinrich, J. Schul M. Holmes, A. Meyer, D. Ray. R. Baumgart, A. Peroutka. Page Twenty-eight FN Q , Y BAND OFFICERS Lffj!J3AND REPRESENTATIVE - X H.. V1 1 X 2 Ulm Qi! ,W W -QF EM. W W5 K QT N 'x A + an A 5 5 ff? EV XP XE 1. ,fx N JAY fgfmx NN i3 yi X21 fi Q E Q Y' E ig Yvcvo Egg Kg XJ: . D. Urban, D. Rezba. P Th X1 ' f Q . 1 1 :,A , xg N, S A ,M Y Wax Q. 'W if Y M R4 ' Q ,,, I AZAA Q s 1 fix N, 2 5 g fix W . W 'W WY ,M fu S, 4 . Q 1 , ...F ffl. N Q in Y if t Y f or , M t f ,. 4 Q :pm Y 1 1 43 Qs, A 1 9 -AW Q 3 ,SQA x -,I':. K x XXX ' ' B , M jg ? is s....v-wx as , K? 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A as wg wi Q wh iw 5 we . .k 4 , ,,, v 74? if V 'X ,fm I Ex: lil, f Wt -ww Q :Fi ?Q .4-4 I -- 2 - Cha Cha Cha Hey GO rocka rocka and a cha cha cha Hey FIGHT rocka rocka and a cha cha cha Hey WIN rocka rocka and a cha cha cha GO - FIGHT - WIN cha cha cha Hail To ole MishicoT, gaily vve'lI sing We'll shout and make The olol rafters ring Alma Mater, school of The Tree In all our Triumphs, we bow To Thee So rise To your colors everyone We'lI shout and cheer Till vicTory is won Mishicof High School, we bovv To Thee Oh hail To The school we love U-RAH RAH Cheer, cheer for old MishicoT High ShouTing The waTchword, To clo or die Orange and black, we're backing you Loyal in spirif, strong and True Come on and cheer for your colors Cheer for your name BoosTing The score up, keeping The game Fair and square so we may be Proud of our vicTory Diane Princl Maiorette Page Thirty-Iwo Karen Sfueck A ,Z ,4 0 is-K Q ,L kb Ll CULT, KY ' wa, 'S ' I kV fb Bs 1 g 1 J -A E fy H. f,'GR R fy are I O gi QQ H 8,90 fee - OFFICER J. Schwake, Vice-President, S. Wavrunek, Historian, K. Mc- choud, Reporter, M. Bergner, Parliamentarian, B. Manus, Recreation Chairman, B. Meyer, President, M. Brou- Secretary, R. Benzinger, Treasurer. F. H. A. - RE PRF, E TATIVE .Q Row l-S. Herrmann, S. Hoffman, D. Stoker, M. Genrich, Row 2--R. Pfefferkorn, R. Genrich, J. Mattek, S. M. Mleziva. Our FHA, organized in l949, has 93 members this year. In October, the mothers of all the officers be- came Charter members of the Chapter Mother Unit. Ruth Pfefferkorn, Kathleen McManus, Barbara Meyer and Jane Schwake spent an enjoyable and profitable week getting new ideas for our chapter at the State Convention held each year at Green Lake in June. At Halloween the members helped children of less fortunate nations by going trick or treating for P P. Goertz. UNICEF, the United Nations Childrens Fund. B awards were received by Kay Lynn roske and Donna Stoker representing our 4 in the Junior demonstration contest. Susan demonstrated in the Senior division. The Barbecue, Christmas Party, FFA-FHA Rol Skating Party and Mother Daughter Banquet hi lighted the social activities. Even popping corn, selling magazines and wa ing cars were enioyable as we thought of the we would have on our trip to Madison. age Thirty-four F. H. A. v l-C. Urban, J. Freimutlw, J. Denor, J. L. Hassemer, M. Mleziva, S. Hruska, D. Kornely, R. A. Sievert, C. Cha Aattek, K. McManus, S. Hoflman, R. Gemiclw. senky. v 2-C. Gorzlanzyk, A. Meyer, P. Mlezlva, M. Holmes, Row 3-M. Bergner, B. Meyer, K. Stueck, S. Bayless, J. Gou- zlanzyk, C. Bertrand, L. Baugniet, B. Demmin. 1-S. Herrmann, D. Princl, J. Bergman, A. Suchomel, Meyer, C. Troullier, S. L. Holmes, N. Funk, R. Benzinger. foker, G. Weber, R. Funk, J. Sehloff. Row 3-L. Ebenlwoe, C. Moore, V. Zipperer, S. Flenlie, S. 2e-J. Scheuer, J. his, M. Brouchoud, C. Schuler, S. Bruckschen, 5. Lukes, J. Kumbalek, N. Pautz. Page Thirty-five Row I-C. Graycarek, K. Rasmussen, K. Komoroske, B. N. Nirnmer, C. Pravechek,J Kempen, D. Rezba, K. Horn Wallau, A. Dellemann, N. Taylor, S. Throndson, S. Benzinger. Row 3-B. Sorenson, D. Kakes, M. Mleziva, S. Rierner Row 2-S. Sand, B. Princl, S. Kouba, D. Popelar, J. Seidl, Haelfrisch, C. Srangel, B. Haese, C. Haese. Row I-R. Ross, J. Popelar, C. Augustine, M. Rhein, A. Nehring, J. Swetlik, D. Sturm, M. J. Pecn, P. Ze-Ievvske. Hagenovv, B Cherveny, F. Zelevvske, J. Augustine. Row 3-R. Sawyer, D. Yanda, B. Wavrunek, L. Staral Row 2-M. Janda, M. Breider, J. Sprang, 5. Wavrunek, S. Schwake, R. Pfefterkorn, M. Genrich, P. Goerrz. Page Thirty-six F. F. A. - OFFICER 1-D. Zimmer, Secretary, A. Seidl, President, F. Shi- Row 2-G. Sneberk, Vice-President, G. Schmoock, Treasurer, mek, Sentinel. Mr. Halada, Advisor, T. Grimm, Reporter. The Mishicot F.F.A. Chapter is one of the largest Manitowoc County. It consists of 81 members ,d was organized in 1940. This is the 21st anni- rsary of the chapter. The chapter consists of two sets of officers, the ular and iunior officers. The regular officers are: sident, Aloyce Seidl, Vice President, Gerald Sne- rk, Secretary, Dennis Zimmer, Treasurer, Gary moock, Reporter, Tom Grimm, and Sentinel, ncis Shimanek, The iunior officers in the same er are: Bill Schroeder, Lyle Grimm, Gary Zeman, bert Seihr, Hugo Weigert, and Dale Schmidt. s a part of the officers training, both the regu- and iunior officers attended an officers work- p held at Plymouth, to learn more about the ies of their respective office. s a part of classwork, the freshmen and senior ss attended the Northeastern Wisconsin Junior estock Show at De Pere. The Mishicot Chapter s represented by a iudging team composed of yce Seidl, Gerald Sneberk, and Gary Thielbar. team received a GOOD rating. On February rd, Aloyce Seidl won the school F.F.A. Public aking Contest. On February 27th, Aloyce rep- ented Mishicot at the district contest helcl at dsville. There he was awarded third place. Robert Grimm and Glenn Schmidt represented our Chapter at the State F.F.A. Convention at Green Lake on June 13, 14, and 15. At this time they received the Wisconsin Farmer Degree. In August of that same year our Chapter recognized Paul Mueller as the outstanding farmer in this com- munity. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. have a joint roller skating party every year and an outdoor barbecue and a Christmas party. They also go on a trip to the State Fair. All of these ioint parties are enioyed by both clubs. The main event of the year was the 16th Annual Father and Son Banquet which was held on April 26th. The presentation of awarils was the high- light of the evening. Each year, recognition is given to the outstanding Senior in Agriculture. Gerald Sneberk received the award. The Chapter has many fund raising projects. Selling garden seeds and rat bait are the most im- portant ones. The Chapter also has equipment available for rental by farmers and members of the Chapter. Certified seed grain trees for windbreak and woodlot planting, certified seed potatoes, virus free strawberries, and small fruit trees are available to members. Page Thirty-seven D. H. I. A. Row 1-P. Bohman, R. Trochil, H. Mott, F. Shimanek, R. Row 3-T. Guex, A. Peroutka, M. Mleziva, R. Bergelin, Siehr, R. Trost, P. Samz, N. Zelewske. Swetlik, R. Rezek. Row 2-R. Siehr, H. Stechmesser, D. Ray, G. Tuma, P. Tuma, Row 4-B. Sturm, D. Karl, D. Gohr, M. Mleziva, G. Schmo T. Grim, W. Schmoock, K. Oubeneck, Mr. Halada. G. Thielbar, G. Sneberk, A. Seidl. Officers of the Mishicot Jr. Dairymen's Associa- tion for 1961 are: President, Gerald Sneberk, Vice President, Gary Schmoock, Secretary, Aloyce Seidl, Treasurer, Gary Thielbar, Reporter, Robert Rezek, and Manager, Myron Mleziva. The MJDA is an important part of the Vo-Ag program and consists of students who are carrying out a program of dairy herd improvement in their home herd. By carrying out such a program, they are able to determine the production of the indi- vidual cows in order that poor producers may be culled from the herd. Replacement stock can then be selected from dams with good production. Also, a systematic program of feeding according to p duction can be followed and close records can kept on the breeding program. There are 48 members in the Mishicot Asso tion, and it is affiliated with the Wisconsin Dairymen's Association and participates actively their program of work. Delegates will attend the District Convention Casco, Wisconsin on March 20. Delegates will a attend the state Convention and dairy show, wh will be held at Mondovi, Wisconsin on June and 19. Page Thirty-eight F. F. A. I-T. Grimm, P. Patek, G. VanDrisse, V. Robinson, J. runek, F, Shimanek, R. Princl, G. Tuma. n, H. Steckmesser, J. Sladky. Row 3-VV. Hagenow, F. Valenta, R. Stangel, R. Baumgart 2-H. Wiegerr, R. Born, R. Rezek, P. Tuma, G. Wav- A. Perourka, R. Bergelin, S. Swetlik. Page Thirty-nine URIOLE Sitting-R. A. Sievert, S. Loeh, D. Princl, P. Goertz. Standing-N. Guex, N. Funk, R. Benzinger, G. Thiele, Shimek, R. Pfeflferkorn, I. Wallau, M. Bergner, J. Schvva PROD CTIO T FF Row I-J. Sprang, B. Frazier, B. Demmin, B. Meyer. Rowd2-B. Grimme-r, K. Stueck, J. Bariel, L. Baugniet, Svva e. Page Forty ORIOLE REPORTER lw l-M. Trierweiler, A. Suchomel, J. Popelar, R. Ross, Row 3-C. Troullier, J. Eis, C. Schuler, S. Herrmann, J. Kem Urban, D. Stoker, D. Sturm, S. Nehring, J. Scheuer. pen, M. Brouchoud, J. Freimuth, S. Hoffman, K. McManus vv 2-R. Pfetterkorn, C. Gorzlanzyk, S. Flentie, T. Grimm, Row 4-J. Swetlik, J. Haelfrisch, L. Staral, C. Bertrand, S Cigler, T. Tuschl, M. Finnel, J. Wagner, P. Havlovitz. Nemetz, L. Funk, B. Sorenson, N. Taylor, G. Weber, R. Gen ricn. When's the Oriole coming out is a familiar cry in the halls of MHS. The answer is monthly. Here's a Tracer of the Oriole before the students receive it. Reporters are responsible for fact-finding. This information is then relayed to the editors. Their OK sends the material to be dummied and put on make up sheets to give an idea what the paper will then be like. Proofreaders check the articles which are then stenciled. Stenciled articles are mimeo- graphed and the paper is assembled and ready for distribution to stu- dents, faculty, and subscribers. .. Special features of the Oriole include student comments on ideas which reflect the ideas of the entire student body, Platter Chatter which keeps up with the modern records and singers, and a preview of birth- days and coming events. The persons pictured here are the members of the Oriole staff who try to bring you a school paper which all enioy. Page Forty-one TUDE T ECRET RTE B. Frazier, J. Chase, G. Thiele, J. Skarvan, D. Princl, R. Ben- lofi, I. Wallau, K. Stueck, J. Sprang, R. A. Sievert, R. Fu zinger, B. Demmin, N. Funk, S. Buchner, P, Goertz, J. Seh- M. Bergner. Office vvork is done on a voluntary basis. The main purpose is to help girls who intend to go out for an office iob. The duties are not hard. These helpers receive experience in filing, answering the telephone, and assisting those who come into the office. They also take over completely in the ab- sence of the regular office secretary. These girls assist the teachers on ability to do typing as well as girls are assigned to the teachers cial teacher. The student secretary and are clues other work. T by the comm must report I about every morning to the teacher. These gi must be prompt, efficient, neat, clean and friend This gives good practice for those who intend to out for an office job or any clerical work. OFFICE GIRL R. Ross, D. Stoker, l. Wal!au, C. Troullier, N. Guex Page Forty-two LIBRARIA- rv l-S. Buchner, M. Trierweiler, S. Flentie, L. Kocian, Row 2-P. Kocian, J. Popelar, R. Funk, D. Novak, P. Tuma, Princl. J. Mattek, C. Gorzlanzyk, E. Kaczrowski. The regular duties of the Librarian include, Pre- ln addition, the librarians put up window dis- 'ing new library books, magazines and pamph- plays and bulletin boards each week to interest is for circulation, checking out books and other students in reading. terials, examining and shelving returned books, We also have a green card system. This means hphlets, and magazines, repairing and cleaning whenever a pupil reads a book, he puts the name ks, issuing passes, assisting other students in of the book and the author on his green card. At ing materials, preparing due and overdue no- the end of the year, the pupils who have read the ,s, and keeping the library clean. rnost books receive a reading certificate. CIE CE CLUB kimmer, R. Hess, W. Wilfert, J. Surfus, D. Nimmer, B. Meyer, P. Tolleison, L. Thiele, E. Stuhr, J. Heinrich, B. Chia zek, T. Tuschl, D. Cigler. group of industrious students who desire construction ot micro-balances and the preparation ntific advancement constitute the Science Club. of demonstrations for biology, general science, and . Wolfmeyer, who advises the club, has pro- physics classes. ed several interesting proiects, including the Page Forty-three RADIO CLUB Row i-M. Brouchoud, M. Bergner, M. Trierweiler, B. Hess, D. Swade, W. Shimek. Row 2-K. McManus, C. Urban, R. Pfefferkorn, J. lerup. Twelve members took part in planning and par- ticipating in the programs in the ninth year of the Radio Club at Mishicot. The members were divided into four groups, each group being on the air for fifteen minutes on alternating Saturdays over WTRW Two Rivers. The officers of the club for this year were: President - Robert I-less, Vice-Presitlent - Marsha Trierweiler, Secretary-Treasurer - Richard Swade. Bartel, L. Baugniet, T. Tuschl, Mr. Gel- A special program was given during Natio U.N. Week, dedicated to the work of the Uni Nations. Full reports were also given on the sports sults, the Variety Show, Prom, and special oc sions during the school year. The seven graduating Seniors of the Radio Cl leave behind their best wishes for a success club in the future years. ART ERVICE CL B V, Zipperer, G. Thiele, A. Meyer, J. Demmin, R. Dvorachek, S. Bayless, P. Kocian, R. A. Sievert, M. Brieder. The Art Service Club is a new organization add- ed to our school this year. The obiective of the club is to improve the over-all appearance of the school. This includes setting up exhibits, planning decora- tions, designing stage sets, posters, programs, etc. This year the main activity of the club members, was the making of scenery and posters for the Variety Show. The club was also responsible for dance, box social, and card party posters. The club not only makes posters for recogni school organizations but also for certain commu organizations, depending on the quantity of w to be done The Art Service Club is not all work however lends an opportunity for personal art activit such as painting, sketching, and craft work. In reality, the Art Service Club is a prov ground from which professionals of the future receive their basic preparation. Page Forty-four FORE SHI Row Row Row Forensics for this 'erpretative Reading in Prose. The regular fields ere: Declamations, Non-original Orations, Extem- iraneous Speaking, and Interpretative Reading of etry. There were eighteen members doing vvork in O E ACT year included a nevv field: 1-N. Nimmer, C. Pravacek, J. Schwake, B. Grimmer, M. Brouchoud, M. Brieder. 2-A. Meyer, L. Baugniet, T. Tuschel, P, Hornyak, D. Nimmer, B. Chizek. 3-M. Mleziva, S. Bayless, W. Wilfert, M. Holmes, D, Dvorak, R. Hess. Forensics this year. They were coachd by Mr. Koch. The school contest was on March 2. On that day two people from each division were chosen to rep- resent M.H.S. at the league contest at Brussels on March TO. The Winners of the League contest Went on to Oshkosh on March 24 for the District Contest. PLAY Row l-B. Demmin, L. Baugniet. Row 2-T. Tuschl, R, Hess, D. Nimmer. This year the dramatics group selected Trifles tapol. Mr. Koch, the dramatics club advisor, direct- Susan Glasbell for the conference one-act play ed the play, The performance received a B rating. rttest. The contest this year was held at Sevas- Page Forty-five GIRL BOWLING Team 1-B. Meyer, L. Baugniel, TQGVU 2-ll 5TOl4ef, N- GUSX, 15:612- CCaptain1, K. McManus. Tainj, J. Sprang. Row 2-J. L. Hassemer, A. Meyer, Row 2-M. Holmes, C. GaClZinSl4l, S. Hoffmann. S. Herrmann. Team 4-R. Funk, N. Funk, CCap- Tainj, J. Selwloff. Row 2-D. Kornely, S. Flenlie, B. Chizek, Team 7-M. Triervveiler, K. Komor- oske, J. Skarvan, CCapTainj. Row 2-B. Sorenson, S. Holmes, S. Buchner. Team 5-M. Brouclnoucl, M. Berg- ner, CCaptainl, C. Gorzlanzyk. Row QAN, Zeman, N. Nimmer, S Bayless, TOP TEN BOWLERS Barbara Meyer 134.1 Rita Benzinger 126.1 Connie Scnuler 118 Jean Scheuer 116.75 Donna Stoker 115.81 Joy Lynn Hassemer 114.4 Kathleen McManus 113.31 Sandy Buclwner 111.06 Carol Gorzlanzyk 109.3 Jean Gorzlanzyk 107.75 Page Forty-six CCap1ain1, C. Sclwler. Benzinger. TEAM STANDINGS Team Won Lynn's Liners 18 Nola's Nitecaps 15 RiTa's Raiders 13 Diane's Demons 11 Mary's Manglers 9 Janie's Jets 8172 Nancy's Knockoufs 2172 Team 6--J. Freimuth, R. Benzinger, Row 2-A. Suclwomel, J. Denor, S, Lost 4 7 9 11 15 1 BOY BOWLI G TEAM 1 TEAM 2 tding-R. Baumgart, J. Haen. Standing-W. Schroeder, J. Bartel. tedmB. Bonfigt, D. Johanek, A. Duveneck. Seated-T. Guex, J, Halada, R. Princl. Boy's Bowling consisted of tour teams: Poncho's A tournament between the top ten boys anml top splitters, Captain Jerry Halada, Dave's Strikers, ten girls was held on February 15. The girls were lytain David Nimrner, Dan's Dashers, Captain Dan stiff competition but when total pins were added, anek, and Feit's Fighters, Captain Darrell Feit. the boys came out on top. e boys bowled each Wednesday after school at The five top bowlers and their averages at the Badger Alleys, under the supervision of Mr. midway point of the season were: Dan Johanek, ada, their adviser, 1465 David Nirnmer, 144, Jerry Halada, 142, John Schultz, 138, and Bill Schroeder, 136. TEAM 3 TEAM 4 ding-J. Sladkey, D. Hodek. Standing-H. Mott, B. Blattler. ed,-J. Schultz, D. Nimmer, R. Krontorst. Seated-A, Seidl, D. Feit, F. Shimanek, Page Forty-seven 1692 PROM 1961 PROIM COURT Jansky D Prmcl R Swade J Skarvan J Bartel, M. Trierweller Yung B achroeder Queen Bergner S Buch -er A Seldl N Funk J Halada S Sauberf F Skubal. Page Forty m PEP CL B Row I-S. Herrmann, P. Goerfz, S. Buchner, R. Benzinger, Row 3-B. Hess, M. Bergner, P. Mleziva, B. Chizek B. Meyer, C. Schuler, B. Grimmer, D. Princl. Tuschl, P. Hornyak, S. Hoffman, C. Gadzinski. Row 2-J. Bergman, S. Lukes, S. Flentie, R. Genrich, J. Row 4-C. Gorzlanzyk, S. Bayless, M. Holmes, l.. Baug Scheuer, S. Nehring, M. Brouchoucl, J. Eis, J. Reif. B. Demmin, R. Sievert. L TTN CLUB Reyvfl-S.VSand, M. Mleziva, S. Nemetz, J. Wagner, J. Kern- S. Wavrunek, M. Tollefson, C. Stangel. pen, J. Popelar, R. Sawyer, K. Kornoroske. Rovv 3-C. Bertrand, D. Cigler, J, Lukes, J. Hassemer Row QAB. Meyer, J. Eis, C, Gadzinski, L. Ebenhoe, S. Lukes, VVacl'1TeI, R. Hess, B. Chizek, D. Yanda. Page Fifty SPJORTS 6 M fi ! X F1 V Q . Ex' f XX A CHEERILADERS- LE, ,M E QR X. ,Q X. x ,K f M. Bergner, M. Brouchqud, Baugjnietg D. Princl, J. Eis. CHEERLEADERS - B HOMECOMING CO J. Popelar, D. Popelar, C. Urban, B. Princl. King S. Jansky, Queen J. Sehlofif, F. Skubal, J. Kumbalek, J. Sp-rang, A. Seidl, N. Funk, W. K Stueck Page Fifty two J FOOTBALL T row-D. Kornely, A. Seidl, M. Peroutka, B. Schroeder, Back Row-B. Skubal, S. Jansky, B. Hess, D. Dvorak. WV is, A. Duveneck, D. Swade. 1-J. Eis, D. Kornely, D. Dvorak, A. Novak, G. Wach- Tler, D. Beeck, P. Woodcock, R. Hess, P. Hornyak, G. Eis J. Kumbalek, A. Duveneck, F. Skubal, S. Jansky, W. G. Popp, D. Neiedlo, J. Schultz, Coach Peters. oeder, R. Swade, A. Seicll, M. Peroufka, C. Pfefferkorn, Row 3-A. Peroufka, G. Sneberk, L. Sfefaniak, R. Klein, R ornely, M. Shimanek. Steiner, R. Holmes, G. Novak, C. Rasmussen, G. Schmoock 2-Mr. Barlow, T. Tuschl, P. Samz, P. Samz, W. L. Miller, A. Swetlik, S. Kempen, R. Duescher, Manager. oock, J. Novak, W. MacDonald, G. Micoliczyk, W. Blal- Page Fifty-three vw S f, , ,L X X, K '56 I 'X X S xx , Q S' A Jw ,Q ,Y f' 2 NNN Wm :Q ww ww 6 ,HS M .gig :B Nw wi Q X WW if , wh 5 Q , mx K A 5 BASKETBALL ding-J. Eis, D. Neiedlo, R. Ullman, J. Lukes, R. Swade, G. Wachtel, B. Kempen, F. Skubal. , . Mleziva, D. Dvorak, A. Novak, J. Schultz, Kneeling-J. Kumbalek, Mr. Peters, chroeder M Row l-J. Surfus, B. MacDonald, P. Samz, B. Biattler, R. Kronforst. Row 2-istandingl R. Duescher, B. Kempen, J. Lukes, G. Wachtel, R. Stauclinger, V. Peters, Mr. Gellerup. A BASKETBALL SCORES B BASKETBALL SCORES Mishicot 45 Casco 55 Misbicot 23 Casco Mishicot 35 Luxemburg Mishicot Luxemburg Mishicot 47 Gibralter Mishicot Gibralter Mislticot 65 Alumni Mishicot Sevastopol Mislticot 65 Sevastopol Mislticot Brussels Mishicot 53 Brussels Mishicot Casco Mishicot 29 Casco Mishicot Luxemburg Mishicot 46 Luxemburg Mishicot Gibralter Mishicot 46 Gibralter Mishicot Sevastopol Mishicot 57 Sevastopol Mishicot Brussels Mishicot 55 Brussels Page Fifty-tivo R. Duescher RESTLUNG ROW l-J-4.5l1lmel4, D- 5ll'0lWfYY, D- Nlmmef, J- NOVGKI P- Row Q-V. Kohlbeck, K. Baumann, G. Micoliczyk, T. Tus SGYUZ, R- EIS, G' POPPI J- A m5f 0nQ' L. Miller, G. Sclimoock, B. Steiner, VV. Chase, G. No A. Rezba, J. Skarvan, Mr. Barlow. TRACK Rovxryie-l.V.YMiller, R. Chasensky, M. Siehr, D. Neiedio, C. Row QWD. Kornely, J. Bruhn, J. Surfus, P. Tuma, J. No Rasmussen, G. Shimek, G. Wachlel, R. Klein, G. Novak, B. D. Beeck, W. Schroeder, J. Barrel, D. Urban, R. Eben Hess, T. Tusclwl, R. Kronforst. J. Heinrich, G. Eis, D. Gohr, Mr. Kelley. Page Fifty-six BA EBALL W l-J. Els, S. Jansky, B. MacDonald, J. Kumbalek, R. Mleziva, A. Duvfehneck, E. Krainik, C. Pfefferkorn, J. Shimek zek, F. Skubal, A. Seidl, R. Ullman. Manager D. Sguaple, Mr. Barlow. w 2-Manager R, Duescher, J. Sqhultz, S. Swetlik, M. AV ll Q I JR Y F ,Vf K. f X l ' P . xx . 'H' ' , fl ff fl lf ll ,. .QM lf rf l, ll my J' JR xg . Q, f If 1 cf f jj V 'rf 'V 1, lx ,L I IV!! x If 1 II VJ R jul, X , K' . GU ,V X X C, . l . f . L l vlglj wg! Dlq ' ll, 1, V. MJ , Q .fl V 1 G'- .A X f' R f f M ffl ' l ff Xy,.,+f li f lk , Q, VX j A P of fc J ,ff-V J pall Uf f' J M x .9 NJA' .l U' 2 I, M ,ll j , N 3 K V 3 CX ,J A ji A 'X U A ffl L lj Bob Hess J x ,lv - 'J Q Ng, 5 l. my ,J rf . jx' WU Page Fifty-seven - COACHE Nlr. Peters - A Basketball and Football. Mr. Gellerup - B Basketball. Mr. Barlow - Wrestling, Football and Baseball Mr. Kelley - Track Page Fifty-eight Mr. Woodrow Bergner - Athletic Director. DRIVER EDUCATION For eleven years Mishicot High School has conducted a course in both the classroom Drivers Education and the Behind the Wheel Train- ing. The learning experiences involving both classroom and practice driving instruction are a significant part of general education for prepar- ing youths to live safely, efficiently, and responsibly. It is a subiect which is in keeping with many others taught in the high school to pre- pare young people to become better citizens. Drivers Education is definitely a large factor in the reduction of highway traffic accidents. Woodrow Bergner lnstructor Page Fifty-nine SCHOOL CALENDAR September 5 School Opens 9 Football - Mishicot at Reedsville 15 Football - Two Rivers J V's at Mishicot 22 Football -- Mishicot at Luxemburg 30 Football -- Gibralter at Mishicot October 3 Lyceum 6 Manitowoc County Education Assn. Meeting 7 Football -- Mishicot at Sevastopol 14 Homecoming Victory - Casco at Mishicot 17 End of 1st Six Weeks 21 Football - Brussels at Mishicot 27 Football - Hilbert at Mishicot November 2, 3 W E A Convention at Milwaukee 7 Open House at Mishicot High 8 Lyceum 10 Lyceum 14 Basketball - Mishicot at Valders 16 Wrestling - Mishicot at Oconto 17 Basketball -- Reedsville at Mishicot 21 Basketball - Mishicot at Kewaunee 21 PTA Meeting 23 Beginning Thanksgiving Vacation December 1 Basketball - Casco at Mishicot 4 End of 2nd Six Weeks 5 Wrestling - Oconto at Mishicot 7 Soil Conservation Speaking Contest 8 Basketball - Mishicot at Luxemburg 12 Lyceum 12 Wrestling -- Mishicot at Valders 14 Christmas Concert 15 Basketball - Gibralter at Mishicot 18 F.F.A - F.H.A. Christmas Party 19 Wrestling - Valders at Mishicot 20 Basketball - Alumni at Mishicot 22 1st day of Christmas Vacation January 3 School Reopens 3 Basketball - Wrightstown at Mishicot 5 Basketball -- Mishicot at Sevastopol 5 Wrestling - Manitowoc at Mishicot 12 Basketball - Brussels at Mishicot 16 PTA Meeting Page Sixty 19 Basketball - Mishicot at Casco 19 Wrestling -- Manitowoc at Mishicot 23 Wrestling - Mishicot at Valders 26 Basketball - Luxemburg at Mishicot 29 Wrestling - Mishicot at Luxemburg 30 End of Semester EXAMS! 30 Basketball - Mishicot at Reedsville 31 4-H Speaking Contest February 1 Variety Show 2 Basketball - Mishicot at Gibralter 7 Wrestling - Luxemburg at Mishicot 9 Basketball - Sevastopol at Mishicot 14 F.H .A. Sweetheart Dance 16 Basketball - Mishicot at Brussels 20 Basketball - Denmark at Mishicot 23 Basketball - Lutheran High at Mishicot 24 Band Box Social March 1 Basketball - Tournament at Manitowoc 2 Basketball - Tournament at Manitowoc 3 Band Clinic at Casco 5 F.F.A. - F.H.A. Roller Skating Party 10 Forensics at Brussels End of 4th Six Weeks Lyceum All School Roller Skating Party Talent Show McCall Style Show at Mishicot 14 19 22 25 27 April 1 Alumni Card Party 7 District Solo-Ensemble at Kewaunee N E E A Convention Easter Vacation Begins School Reopens Twirp Dance End of 5th Six Weeks 13 20 24 27 27 May 4 Sophomore Dance 5 District Band and Chorus at Kewaunee 12 Prom 19 State Solo and Ensemble at Madison June 6 Final EXAMS! 6 High School Graduation 8 School Closes HAMILTCN Compliments of MANUFACTURING CCMPANY Two Rivers Wisconsin The Congratulations to Graduating Senior Class From SNIIDYCAII 1313 Franklin Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Phone MU 2-4828 Page Sixty-one f H7 A ' ' A' we .f i' MQ rf ff P 4 ,F VQ, UL 'ipli 'pints f-JV V9 U ' I im , A l LAKESIDE PACKING COMPANY 1- H-f A X nv 05 - Q-fl f' U P cr Ui ,F urqff U01 ,if i , , X R011 U ' Jf SE A ii-,fl jf Canners of ,V ' ,fl - ou G the sf, ' jfylvldi X Lakeside Brand Q yi ourt s S r ce Vegetables J ,Ply ho '755 3 1 .fi QU A llflfp . L WSU V Manitowoc Wiggqnsi ip ' I ic , isc in ' U i if -Alf! u X ' QU jf? ' V it rf ' f . f A AU S TTIEU-k'll5S51 rfraDSA .JJ Compliments of il! : if ,Ld 1 Q Arro LO! nl! f c. j - . if .1 RELIANCE PRINTING I Ui bfijtduii bw A coMPANY ii Li ilu ' ARIQETOQN suu os ' i JJ! W M1982 Mas ,nbgm gh-ee' Fireen Bay, Wisconsin t C f wisconsin Publishers of the 1962 Arrow V W W U, if ff Jig WJ Compliments ,wif M of 'X iff sci-uvimrNiAN coNiPANY AJ Manufacturing Stationers and Wholesalers 5 pea U' --: W m ' 4 ' ,msn-qxgfi' 'H - 'Z'Ni?XQ'S2fN9 Manitowoc Wisconsin Compliments of .lOHNSON'S HAYLOFT BAR PEC!-l'S N Carl 8. Irene Props. Used Auto Parts VETERANS OF FOREIG I - 5 WARS Mishicot, Wisconsin Mishicot, Wisconsin i Phone MU 2431 Francis Creek, Wis. Page Sixty-two DALEBROUX DEJA AND MARTIN -lEWEl-ERS Funeral Chapels Diamonds - Giftware - Watches Home of Fine pumifu,-e hone 794-5121 1517 Washington St. Phone 793-1756 Two Rivers, Wisconsin Two Rivers, Wisconsin F. RADANDT SONS Concrete, Cinder, 8. Waylite Blocks Excavation - Sand and Gravel 2418 South 18th Street Phone MU 2-7758 Manitowoc, Wisconsin BOEHRINGER OIL 84 FUEL CO. Building Materials Ready-Mix Concrete Gasoline - Kerosene 8. Distillate Fuel 8. Lubricating Oils - Greases Two Rivers, Wisconsin KUMBALEK'S BAR Tap and Case Beer Marcy and Roland Phone 755-2851 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of JOHN KAKES Service Station Phone 755-3661 Mishicot Compliments of BAUGNIET MINK RANCH When Unfortunate in the Loss Compliments of STELZER HARDWARE General Hardware Repair Work of All Kinds of Livestock - Contact Us 'lishicot Phone 755-2772 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compnmems Eeuss ELECTRIC Compliments of of Wiring and Antenna FRANK SCHEUER Service FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. Retinning Phone 755-3874 Mishicot, Wisconsin Phone 755-2755 Mishicot, Wisconsin Industrial Division Mishicot, Wisconsin Page Sixty-three pf M - 1,1-sAulRjdN ALH EL VIC'S BARBER SHOP ,J li w I NMIFRIBEL GRAIN co. 'V , Puff-ina Chows ,deep Rock Products 57 Un' 3-2289 W telaw fl 3505 Y Compliments of HASKINS GROCERY Maribel, Wisconsin M PAHL'S g,AR V if fi Lorena! Clariiyf-' Ilya F. Hlgigjh ,Frist i rlglay Noop Nite I 1 bfigkaribqm Wiscolnsi' V' ' 127 I ,J fllnc lv , ,of if ivelzrifs ffl ! ,Q ,J If l if ,vi .jr sod HEL ,cues BAR nf J I ,fl .J W' lCelInerjsxl'iIIe,' Wisconsin M :Som 'sc ED not ,Mfg 4 Mies North of fyFr7 ncis Creek li,f5'Fish and Lobster gf' Phone Mu 4-9771 Compliments of SKI'S BAR Always a Good Time Larabee, Wis. .I W L Lyyrlbulancegjefl' ice Jgn' P Sne whpel w 2-3535, , I Tay 2-3315.1 WL MY OSZ ORCHESTRA Ong 8. TONI'S BAR fmx, R 1 Whitelaw Wis. I if l e ' ' -I Branch, Wis. Victor F. Herrmann, Prop. Ph Murray 4-5111 iIIe,, Wisconsin Lf if ff! !flCKompIiments fl of JOSEPH H. MAY, M. D. MARIBEL STATE BANK Maribel and Whitelaw Wisconsin Compliments of JIM'S BAR Maribel, Wisconsin Compliments of EMIL KRAINIK'S BARBER SHOP Route 1, Whitelaw, Wis. Compliments of RUSCH GROCERY Two Creeks Mishicot 755-2023 Compliments of JANDA SHOPPING CENTER Tisch Mills, Phone 1F12 Compliments of LARRABEE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Harold Haese Phone Mishicot 755-2453 Compliments ot SEBANZ UPHOLSTERY Two Rivers, Wisconsin SPORTING GOODS SUPPLY A Complete Line of Sporting Goods Manitowoc, Wisconsin HANSEN FLORIST Two Rivers, Wisconsin Phone 793-1111 GlL'S SPORTING GOODS Two Rivers, Wisconsin DONALD J. HALADA Insurance Service Safety - Security - Service Mishicot, Wisconsin SMEJKAL PLUMBING SHOP 1410 16th Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin ANTONIE'S SMARTWEAR Sportswear, Dresses Lingerie Two Rivers, Wisconsin Compliments of WOLFE'S DRUG STORE Two Rivers, Wisconsin Compliments ot ZIMMERMAN'S Ready to Wear 931 South 8th Street Manitowoc TILLIE SLEGER 808 South 8th St. Manitowoc, Wisconsin Specializing in bridal gowns, veils, head pieces JACK'S UPTOWN BAR Myrt and Jack Two Rivers, Wisconsin 2000 Washington Street Phone 794-6442 Compliments ot J. C. PENNEY CO. Two Rivers, Wisconsin BRAUNEL'S LANES Manitowoc Rapids Phone Murray 4-4744 NAPP OFFICE SUPPLY 912 8th Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Phone MU 4-6686 Page Sixty-four , -U will 1' XC Wplffwflul My My 'fly jf!! Compliments M J M Compliments of f ' I 1 Ifzwnfif LE IIS n My Of FRANS , ,N CITIES SERVICE STATION Q fu! MOTHIERSI y two RIVERS h go' Riders , . V D isconsin REPORTER . . P one 755-3681 . . rj!! W Glad I Mishicot Wisconsin U96 J P BERGNER'S KRA-lNlK'S THE HOI.ST SONS COMPANY DOG 'N' SUDS SERVICE STATION Drive-in Restaurant Chevrolet Sales DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Foods Complete Line of Dinners Sanfl e 'e Phone 755-2651 Open 6:45 A.M. - 12:00 A.M. Phone 755.2572 l10Ile 755-4141 MISIIICOI' Mishicot Wisggngin Mishicot wisconsin Compliments Compliments MISHICOT MODERN DAIRY INC. of of d FV ' ROLAND H. DVORAK Pro ucers o arlous . Bl-ATTLEW5 Types of American Cheese Representing Farmer's Mutual Group A 8' G STORE Phone 755-213 Insurance Phone 755-2573 ishicot Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin Mlshlcot Wlsconsm JIM KRAUSE ORCHESTRA PFINGSTON GROCERY Good Time Music Conqplimenfs For All Occasions Shurfino Foods Jim Krause 755-3034 Of Food Lockers Myron Schuler 755-3651 DR JOHN NH-LES J. Graycarek 755-2452 Phone 755-3451 Mishicot Wisconsin o Rivers, 4751 Wisconsin Mishicot Wisconsin KRONFORST ELECTRIC . Compliments OPERA BAR DAIRY BAR Electric Wiring of LUNCH BAR Zenith Radio and TV Kelvinator Appliances Phone 755-3632 ishicot Wisconsin MEINEKE GARAGE Phone 755-2442 Mishicot Wisconsin Arthur Levenhagen, Prop. Everything in the Dairy Line Hall for Weddings, etc. Phone 755-3221 Mishicot Page Sixty-five , Near You -- To Serve You TwlN RNER Comphmenfs Legal Reserve Life Ins. CO-OPERATIVES From CATHOLIC KNIGHTS INSURANCE SOCIETY Flour .. Feed - Grain MISHICOT LUMBER :fe I :Emily Plan - - os ita ort a e Ggsrgllgeail COMPANY Surgllcal Media? Hardware Saving Polio on Your JOHN BENZINGER Mishicot Phone 755-3601 Two Rivers Phone 793-5631 SHEBOYGAN PRODUCE 1962 Annual FORST - POPELAR Phone 755-2544 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of COMPANY INSURANCE COMPANY Wholesale Buyer SCHUETTE BROS. CO. Auto - Home - Family of Established in 1849 Fresh Eggs Phone 755-4221 Mishicot Sheboygan Mishicofl Wisconsin Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments BERK'5 Compliments of of APPAREL SHOP INC. Manitowoc, Wisconsin EGGERS PLYWOOD COMPANY Two Rivers, Wisconsin BILLY'S CAFE Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments of STREICH OIL CO. 905 South 10th Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments of MALLEY PRINTING COMPANY 1500 Jefferson Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Toys - Books Gifts 831 South 8th Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments DICK BROS. BAKERY Congratulations of Wholesale and Retail Class of '62 J. PFEFFER SONS PARAGON ELECTRIC CO., INC. Two Rivers, Wisconsin Dial MU 4-3363 306 North 8th Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin FURNITURE CORP. 915 Washington Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Page Sixty-six a I M' 'ZZ Com ll I st' oEL's SUPER vALU jgyflglll FOOD MESSERMAN FURNITURE co. een A.M. - 9 .M. A!! nf ay 5 I 5 x I -' 4,7 ' ' Fine Furniture Since 1928 te , Two 'v rs flfoj XLQVLJ J . ay- 14 Xfffl M itow -We Rivers, Wisconsin Phonezlgvy Ri 4-4615 MW JL K Avg 1 +- Q,,U,WJ.' ,Q-f tm!-, gb p D , Wg! CE AQNITGOMERY WARD s. co. Co plume t I - A JZ O Q, plet une of Two Rivers UPI TV 8. NCE Q , 004 hi t 1 W SP Hin 5 AQ Complete Department Store s m o ree ' i 9 . ,0Clothing oHardware W0 R' 'SCOHSWQJ 1 -liek 0 'feel' oAppliances oSporting Goods ,Lp A 'Furniture 0Building My f Tw iv F2-Q69 Supplies R0 LORAL SHOP SCHMOOCK'S Flowers for Compliments of Every occasion Bowling and Tavern Dlfmefs HINK'S BAR 1808 Washington Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin Phone 792-7271 Francis Creek, Wisconsin Phone Manitowoc MU 2-6771 Steiners Corners Compliments of SCHEUER'S MEATS Phone 755-3621 Mishicot, Wisconsin EIS AND WEGNER IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere Farm Equipment Service, Repairs Water Systems Mishicot, Wisconsin BADGER LANES A.M.F. Automatic Setters Harvey and Evey Bowl for Health Mishicot, Wisconsin Phone 755-3633 VILLAGE BAKERY Assortment of Bakery Phone 755-3353 Mishicot, Wisconsin Paul Wimmer BADGER GRILL A Good Place to Eat Homemade Soups and Pies Home Cooked Dinners Phone 755-3633 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of DEMSIEN'S Mishicot Variety Store Gifts Novelties Books Magazines Religious Plaques Phone 755-2663 Page Sixty-seven s EBE lsrb Q D Ml D V CTOR YOHANEK I UL KER N Gar ge and Hardware O K rsv MATT HAUCH'S Tavern and Dance Hall Chicken Dinners , - - Phone Whitelaw 2-3517 Kellne I oninff I ' Wlsconsm Kellnersville, Wis. I EK l Compliments .S PR CTS U C plime 15 of ,jus lgpvan e Nfjll of ALBERT VALENTA 9ll?, ' le: 5 V151 ' Concrete Products WDP 17545 2'4 FRANK A5 Maribel, Wisconsin I 'W' N . If 9, U EDF N, , uvE' OFFICE SUPPLIES JAEHNlG's 1 5 0'-'5 ' Pal' Portable Typewriters Liquor and Beer A .ow P' 1620 Washington Street Two Rivers Mart ,, i Two Rivers, Wisconsin 1807 Washington Street ' UV -Hi ER'S T ve General Merchandise Francis Creek P on Manitowoc MU 2-5922 PEROUTKA'S BAR Louie and Mabel Direct Draw Beer Francis Creek, Wisconsin SORENSON'S HILLTOP CASINO Highway 141 Francis Creek, Wis. RUMMELE'S Manitowoc's Finest Jewelry Store 70 Years of Quality Service Compliments of KADOW MEAT MARKET Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of PROKASH TAVERN Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 755-2581 Mishicot, Wisconsin For Savings and Service J. A. BOELTER Jeweler 1106 Washington Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments of THEIS SHELL OIL COMPANY Phone 755-3244 Mishicot, Wisconsin PlCKARD'S Fine Food 8. Cocktails Phone MU 2-4679 Compliments of LITTLE GIANT SUPPLY Manitowoc, Wisconsin TRIANGLE OIL COMPANY Quality Petroleum Products 11th and Franklin Street Manitowoc Ph MU 4-5955 THE SPINDLER COMPANY MEMORIAL DRIVE Fuels MONUMENT WORKS Fireplace Furnishings on STOER DAIRY Ready Mixed Concrete Manitowoc-Two Rivers Road Route 1, Two Rivers, Wis. Phone MU 4-4466 Manitowoc Two Rivers, Wisconsin Compliments of Compgflenls MODEL BARBER sHoP LOUIS BRUNNER General Merchandise SKUBAL'S BAR Lunches Served Mishicot, Wisconsin Butch and Bill Open During Noon Hours Ph 755-2883 Mishicot Bulldozing - Trucking HARVEY SPRANG Phone 755-8209 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of TOM DALEY Fuller Brush Dealer MU 2-6923 ROY W. JINDRA Heating - Sheet Metal Phone 755-2481 Mishicot, Wisconsin Page Sixty-eight AMBERT IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere Tractors Phone Whitelaw 3-448 Kellnersville, Wisconsin TWO RIVERS LINOLEUM AND CARPET SERVICE 20th 8. Washington St. Compliments of EASTWIN TAVERN Two Rivers, Wisconsin Rufus Bu'-hey, Prgp. GREENW00D'S Nusl-ncor l.ocKERs KEOPP ELECTRIC TV and Appliances CUSTOIIT CU'I IIl1g Two Rivers PIIOIIB 755-4200 2701 Custer Street Wisconsin Mishicot, Wisconsin Manitowoc' wlsconsm LEO MATZKE JEWELER RAHR'S, INC. COOL CITY CLEANERS 1309 Washington Street 1011 South 10th Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin Two Rivers, Wisconsin Manitowoc, Wisconsin PI10ne 793-1331 Compliments SlGMAN'S of 39 WlLSON'S BAR SKWOR MEAT MARKET years on Washington Street Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments of BELLE SHOPPE Two Rivers, Wisconsin Home Made Sausage Phone 755-3561 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of DICK'S CORNER BAR Tap and Case Be SPECHT FUNERAL HOME Paul E. Specht Compliments of CONEY ISLAND Manitowoc, Wisconsin Day or Night er Dial 755-2682 Texaco Gas, Lubrication on change, car wash Mishicot, Wisconsin one MU 2-1777 ood Se ing Area for 35 Years I I I ff iffy W wlffj wwe- 17 ,Ml if !,Mf7,,f ,fwljl W ii' Page Sixty-nine m Kwwwwwwv SEQQTQRJRWHQQ M wal? W 2 wg w gQ i51W,wEfW ggmw WFS N-im gQYQQM G?i ,hwwviqbi W Us r K M QM f ibm QQQ5UMQmwQigQ? Emi? Maw ffifm fi:rf?'i7ffff fffiiffffigw 9331 W wwf WW gif!-Q, . xx, X? -ja' ,Q3 lygxmv kg? Req! ff 623- Uffygj ' Ugjd . N , . , J J . .ij , ' i -.D LKDAAIQ, , K ' j' Z -K,gQgZ,5, 63-7 5 C9-D? Q? . W f K X , C? N-1: Q3 'OZ - 5 421 1 V f' 3610! fddfvfffff-1 KQ A W, - fa 7002! I cfff3f2:i4Lf24fwf? Q? fffzf J, - AJ b i b A X , be N V f3fiff!Q,Zr3 ' pity K A A --...W fjy Qaffff M424 ,fl ff' ff ' , M V5Q6L'7'4LfQ -fizffzae, c3C6xy!Af , fy ,if -ff f ,QQ , M 57 h'v4'? L J ' X ffm Jizz? 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