Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

5 ! I 25 In I 14 4 1 K E e ZKAL fi! X ,W - fc. Lwpg, ., -QR if S - K. Lx . y, P 1 1, - m, .N K L, . i , , Q . . . Y , xkg- ,,.ilK'1m4+. , axmw WWiMf.K :Q ' M A , l f 1 ,,,,-w.,' Mx. I -. 1 Musuuccrr 5-nos-1 Sauces A Burl owne. Arzczuv-re.c::r Q-meuE:s.r2. Q. Assocmrrne THE ARRGW SENIGR CLASS 19 63 Mishicot Community High School CO EDITORS-- Marylee Brouchouol Ja E ADVISORS-- Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Stang I BARBARA MEYER LARRY THIELE D.A.R. State Award Salufatorian Valedictorian Wilt C 7 itflili MR. OTTO H. SCHULTZ, ADMINISTRATOR Webster's dictionary defines a goal as an end one strives to attain. Four years ago when you entered high school, each of you set graduation as a goal. On June 5th, it will be a realization. You must now establish a new goal. Some of these will be short range and others long range. They may involve further education or the finding and hold- ing of a iob. Remember also that Webster indicates that goals must be attained through the application of effort. You may have an inherited talent or ability, but what you do with it is entirely up to you. Just as you alone can set the goal, so also you are the master of whether or not it can be achieved. Do not underesti- mate your abilities, but at the same time don't overrate yourself. Either can lead to failure. Everyone here at Mishicot High School is in your corner ready to cheer you on. If we can ever help you in any way, let us know. Good luclc. Page Two V . 1 ,1 , , Ai , , or ,Jn ,xi f , 1 x X 1, X '14 S- , X 7 f ' 45V X ga 4 X, J , ' xX 5 , la ,EL giwggd ENIOR CLASS OFFICEIELQM I f if ,7fMQ' , 4 W SUSAN BAYLESS - She may be modest, reserved, and shy, but she studies because her aims are high. ll 1, t . il l X MARYLEE BROUCHOUD - For nl all the years she cheered the if I, team, she's also a worker and . a student supreme. CAROL BERTRAND - A busy girl without a doubt, but never too busy to help you out ill . 'U ill , l V Nw KAREN BRUCKSCHEN - Kar- en is a friendly lass, who is 'hillltlljrx .X proud to graduate with this A5 ll x class. i ii, QC ig J BEN BONFIGT - Love is The only game that isn't called , oFF because of darkness. f 5,1 -. ,LJ L A 1 lt' CAROL CHASENSKY - Never say more than that which is necessary. Page Four MARIAN CYWINSKI - A girl both serious and gay, a friend To all who come her way. JANE EIS - When Jane starts To lead a cheer, of losing The games we have no fear. JAMES DEMMIN - Great men are scarce, Take care of me. RICHARD EIS - A screech of the brakes, a knock on The door, a last word to Mom, I'Il be home aT four, JAMES EIS - I beg of you on bended knee, won't you do my homework please? MARY ANN FINNEL - I am learning a lot, but school in- Terferes. Page Five SHIRLEY FLENTJE - Always happy-ioily Too, girls as witty as she are few. LUCILLE FUNK - Here's to a girl who's iolly and gay, you can have fun with her any day. JUDITH FREIMUTH - Very sweet, very wise, mischier Twinkles in her eyes. M Ji' 6 CHERYL GADZINSKI - A iolly girl who's full of fum for a peppy companion, she's ihe one. HAROLD FUNK - The Teach- ers Think I am so sweet, they keep me in The foremost seat. JJ Ex Ni? , I J RAMONA eewliefifiaa - ' 1 Page Six and shy, oiG yJa li U CAROL GORZLANZYK - Nev- er quiet, never loud, always around when there's a crowd. THOMAS GUEX -- If I get tired in Social class, who cares, l'm tired and I'll pro- bably pass. BARBARA GOVE - She has charm, a bit of grace, and a lovely smile upon her face. DJ! iw, qhj J 0 Il, 5 ,I flllll l4 PATRICIA HAVLOVITZ - Full of fun, always gay, with Pat there's never a dull day. LYLE GRINIM - My schooling has done me no harm, but I feel safer on the farm. SHARON HERRMANN - A winning way and a pleasant smile, will fill her lite with things worthwhile. Page Seven ROBERT HESS - In sports he'll surely not be outdone, He is a Homecoming King liked by everyone. DAVID HUTTERER - Not too sober, not too gay, but a real good friend in every way, SUE HOFFMA - Enioy life before it's d, for when you di u'r a Ion time dead. C M fll,Q ' W I My W hat would I tell my grand- children if all I did was yll study. I ' it ELYN KACZROWSKI - 'I O PHIL HORNYAK Hes al ways at his very best, when he can be a constant pest. RONALD KLEIN - If you're looking for a guy with wit, call on Ron and that's what you'Il get. Page Eight ll I VERNON KOHLBECK - ' Though he's quiet, his looks ntl are deceiving. NL' -pg Uj XINVW 'li fl, f If V y. na KATHLEEN NICNIANUS - A faithful student you can not deny, and look at the twinkle in her eyes. DAVID KORNELY - Women iust don't appreciate me, dl!! I fi UAW ml lil lfll ,I BARBARA MEYER - She Stlbvl dies early, she studies late,-QE high in our class she does rate. RICHARD KORNELY - All the girls were in despair to find out how he curled his hair. LEON MILLER - In wrestling or whatever it may be, I can lick anyone the size of me. Page Nine of if fu vl DANIEL NEJEDLO - A little , nonsense now and then i relished by the best of men. DAVID NOVAK Though lm not heaven bent, my four years were well spent SUSAN NEMETZ Always happy, always gay, we hope she always stays that way. EILEEN OLLENDORF Sincere and manners kind a Gner girl would be hard to find DAVID NIMMER - Sometimes given to serious thoughts, but usually full of mischiev- ous plots. JOSEPH PEROUTKA likeable senior boy is his pride and ioy Page Ten W THOMAS PEROUTKA - A boy of unknown quality that only those who know him see. j U1 WL Wyff Nj A ,MV Q12 SH?Rg SKA gliBI'l aa, waysln r- an. fy? f af bgllh gfnerv V-f QQ I W DIANE REZBA -- Silence is golden, To know her is to like her. JEROME RABITZ - Girls are always running Through his mind, they dare noi walk. JOANNE REIF -- Happy-go- lucky, fair and freeg nothing exists that bothers me. Page Eleven JEANNE SCHEINOHA - A friend to all - an enemy to DOUG. ,0 0 M67 2 fill E! Uxlf in USVI!! I D C I . yvff W' W is cheap, so I get my money's worth, Mull MJ C' 4,41 X ,fy DARLENE SCI-IROEDER - Talk I J I JEANNE SCI-IEUER - Possess- es personality, ability and tact, ought to go places with qualities like that. VG? J' U vf If ty KI A ,Af CONNIE SCI-IULER H Courte- ous, sweet, and extremely neat, a nicer girl you'Il never meet. Q-. DIANE SCHMOOCK - I can resist everything but temptae tion. FRANCIS SHIMANEK - I have a car, it's not so new, but show me a road I can't get through. Page Twelve LLOYD SIEBERT - School might be fun, but I'll be glad when it's done. BONNIE SORENSON - A man is always better than a book. MICHAEL SIEHR - A quiet re- served lad he may be, to future fame he has the key. JAMES SPRANG - A car money, and a place to go, are all he needs as through life he goes. ROBERT SIEHR - Early to bed, early to rise, never made me healthy and wise. LORRAINE STARAL - Through every week and every day, she goes about in her quiet way. Page Thirteen LYNN ST. JOHN - She says little, but thinks much. - HL! Tgrwgi-i'.Jl'cl'74bTyLyL5,.L xx Vg, i Mp,p,L,l MJ 1 URJUV Af MAD illfzflq rlU'1U7J alms? A f wi' ada! 1 ,, f 7 ' ' - N V M UW' r .f-ff LVD' I L,j,uf1fQ' 'x uf-ewvdl fl!! ' UqLJA'K9'f ' X4 li JVWLMZAJW il i4uL'124l'MU L OJ my ML' ' .1vl5 'L 'fl it L l Qs, ,tg Q ,fel A A's. wi, 'lb ' Qfffu EDWARD STUHR - To what- ever he may aspire, vve pre- dict he'II climb still higher. Ctfqw MARY LOU TOLLEFSON - If Y S ou need a helping hand, he'lI be there cause she's iust grand. NANCY TAYLOR - She's little but she's wiseg she's a terror for her size ffgfaffylfl' fijiygf' if We P! 1 N Wi Wm.. .. HARLENE TROULLIER - A itt e girl who does a she's told, ancl never makes the teachers grow old. Page Fourteen . , W ilhs ij, MII, 5, ' LORRAINE TUSCHI. - Lots of mischief, lots of fun, little work, but a whole lots done. JUDY WAGNER - She climb- ed the ladder to social fame -led loy lad. I ,,IIIIfg,I ,lit I itll WWII ,ll il I graduated, d dnt I 1 , Qc QVJKD IICAVRUNEK - Well, WJ XX i ' ? G RONALD ULLMAN - I never worry, I never fret, if I can't remember I just forget. GERALDINE WEBER - Sweet- ness and fun, all wrapped into one. Page Fifteen GARY ZEIVIAN - lt teasing were music, Gary would be a brass band. HUGO WIEGERT - Ready for anything you ask, be it Tun or be it a Task. DENNIS ZININIER - I know a lot, but I iust can't Think of it. WILLIAM WILFERT - Strong, tall, and silent type with plenty To say when the time is right. STANLEY ZIMMER - Studi- ous, smiling and always gay, Stan will be a success some day. Page Sixteen NATIONAL HO OR TJCIETY .w3lwBW W Row IAS. Herrmann, B. Meyer, J. Scheuer, M. Broucnoud. Row 2-T. Tusclnl, L. Thiele, W. Wilfert, R. Hess, D. Nimrner. Q ILL f CROLL NNN is wwe, . me .. . I ad.-J '- y i 3 K . 'wif ,,,, fu. if is 'Q sk we r ,W -E, -5,5-qffgw Eyes W sw M r 4 , X JSA QW' Sitting-Jeane Eis, Jeanne Scneinoha, Susan Bayless, Barbara Meyer, Marylee Brouchoud. Standing-Connie Schuler, Jenne Scheuer, David Novak, Carol Chasensky, Lorraine Starral. Page Seventeen z'wN,,f f gre: ANN UAL S F fx . .,.,: I WS? SlfM A ifCZbl4 8 m9-4 up Co-Editors and Advisors-Mrs, Schultz, Mary Lee Brouchoucl, Jane Eis, Mr. Stangel. ACTIVITIES Row I-Cheryl Gadzinski, Tom Tuschl, Connie Schuler, Jean- Row 2-Kathy McManus, Carol Bertrand, Ramona ne Scheuer, Barbara Meyer, Judy Bergman, Margaret Rhein, Lorraine Staral, Jeanne Scheinoha, Sue I-Iofifman, Ju Bev Princl. muth, Sharon Herrman, Phil Hornyak. sr so Q, 1 as Hr. L ART ADVERTISING Pat Havlovitz, Susan Bayless Row I-Dave Nimmer, Bob Hess, Tom Tuschl. Row 2-Edward Stuhr, Stanley Zimmer, Phi! Hornyak Novak. Page Eighteen dv ww ,. 3-,i 5 'z X E Slim S MR. LYLE ANDERSON 4 College: Stout State. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: Industrial Arts. Extra Curricular: Freshman Class and Student Council Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: 5. MR. ROBERT BARLOW 7 College: Oshkosh State College. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Classes Taught: English, Biology. Extra Curricular: Coach Wrestling, Baseball. Years at M.H.S.: 4. MR. WOODROW BERGNER 7 College: River Falls Teachers. Degree: Bachelor of Education. Classes Taught: Drivers Education, Science, World History. Extra Curricular: Athletic Director. Years at M.H.S.: lo. MR. CHRISTIANSEN - College: Milwaukee Normal, Central State, Valparaiso University- Degree: Bachelor of Education. Class Taught: Algebra, Study Hall. Extra Curricular: Electronics Club. Years'at M.H.S.: I. MR. DONALD DUBOIS - College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science and' Art Education. Class Taught: Art. Extra Curricular: Art Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: 3. MR. PAUL FRELICH 4 College: LaCrosse State College. Degree: B. A. Classes Taught: English. Extra Curricular: Coach Basketball, Radio Club Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: I. MISS JUDITH College: Whitewater State College. Degree: Bachelor of Education. Classes Taught: Commercial. Extra Curricular: Oriole. Years at M.H.S.: 2. MR DONALD HALADA - College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: Agricul- ture. Extra Curricular: F.F.A., Bowling. Years at M.H.S.:3. MR. DAVID KELLEY - College: Northeastern. University. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Classes Taught: Advanced Mathematics. Extra Curricular: Freshmen Class Advisor, Dramatics, Track Coach. Years at M.H.S.: 4. as-.I MR. RAYMOND KOCH - College: Degree: Bachelor of Science. Classes Taught: Mathe- matics, Science. Extra Curricular: Forensics, Act Play. Years at M.H.S.: l2. MR. GLENN NELSON - College: St. Norbert. Degree: Bachelor of Science and Music Education. Classes Taught: Junior and Senior Band, Chorus. Years at M.H.S,: l. MRS. FERN NIMMER - Class Taught: Study Hall. Years at M.H.S.: 2. ww- A W .5 MR. CLINTON PETERS - College: St. Norbert. Degree: Bachelor of Science. Class Taught: Physical Education. Years at M.H.S.: 6. 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.: 4. MISS MERILYN ROTH - College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Science, Class Taught: Physical Education. Extra Curricular: Bowling, Sophomore Class and Cheerleading Advisor. 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 Class Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: 7. MR. CLERENCE STANGEL - College: Lisle College, University of Wisconsin. Degree: Bachelor of Philosophy. Classes Taught: American and World History, Social Problems. Extra Curricular: Annual Advisor, Senior Class Ad- visor, Variety Show. Years at M.H.S.: 15. MR. SANFORD WOLFMEYER - College: University of Wisconsin. Degree: B. S., M. 5. Classes Taught: Physics, Biology. Extra Curriculars: Science Club, Dramatics, Junior Class Advisor. Years at M.H.S.: IO. CHHKHJBOARD C. Spevacek, Treasurerg D. Schmoock, Clerk. O. Stueck, R. Bruhm, D. Tuma, E. Suess, S. Nimmer, President. NTUDE T COUNCH. Row 1-M. Breider, P, Triervveiler, Secretaryg R. Hess, V. Presi- Row 2-M, Haese, S. Hoffman, J. Hassemer, Mr. Ande dentg D. Nimmer, Preside tg D. Johamek, Treasurer. G. Ne- D. Cigler, J. Beeck, M. Genrich. iedlo. 1 . QFFICE- NECRET RY n J f ,haw If Vyga, M! oL9M7FfL'alf,9ffi R 42',ivM XOWZCAJQWK N MRS. BECK Page Twenty-two Sophomore Class Officers Front-N. Lambert, Treasurer, C. Haese, Secretary. Back-S. Kempen, President, J. Schultz, V President, Advisors-Mr. Anderson, left Mr. Kelley, right. Page Junior Class Officers Front'-P. Kocian, Treasurer, D. Sturm, Se- cretary. Back--A. Suchomel, V. President, P. Samz, President, Advisors-Mr. Frelicli, Miss Roth Freshman Class Officers Front--A. Yanda, Treasurer, J. Baugniet, Secretary. Back-M. Novak, President, C. Tuschl, V. President, Advisors-Mr: Wolfmeyer, left, Mr. Bergner, right. Twenty-three UNIOR A Row IAV. Peters, S. Wavrunek, R. Wiegert, M. Tollefson, F. Augustine, L, Kocian, A. Suchomel. Valenta, S. Riemer. Row 3-J. Terens, S. Nehring, E. Boettcher, D. Row QAJ. Wagner, A. Novak, J. Bergman. G. Wachfel, C. Basken, S. Svvetlik, S. Jerabek. Row 1-P. Kocian, D. Dvorak, M. Breider, L. Sfefaniak, S. Yanda, R. Marbes, C. Rebechek. Lukes, M, Ollendorf, B. Trochil Row SAJ. Denor, G. Schmoock, B. Holmes, M Row 2-D. Ruether, D. Dvorachek, M, Genrich, D. Karl, D. Schmidt, R. Shimek, J. Hassemer. Page Twenty-four UNIOR I-R. Ebenhoe, K. Hornyak, R. Duescher, C. Graycarek, ski, S. Sand, J. Augustine. Sladky, K. Komoroski. Row 3-G, Krause, T. Grimm, R. Rezek, G. VanDrisse, P 2-D. Gove, L. Wellner, K. Rasmussen, P. Patek, F. Zelevv- Tuma, D. Strohm, A. Gove. S gm wi I-P, Samz, M. Rhein, J. Haen, B. Cherveny, P. Wood- Stangel, D. Stoker. B, Princl. Row 3-M. Mleziva, T. Fierst, D. Pekarek, M. Mleziva, L 2eR. Ross, P. Funk, D. Sturm, H. MOH, J. Popelar, C, Nemetz, J. Kunstmann, D. Kakes. Page Twenty-five OPHO DRE 5? Row I-A. Wickman, J. Schultz, B. Wallau, D. Kragmk, K. S. Hruska, A. Peroutka, R. Bergelm, J. Kumbalek. Zimmer, K. Zemah, A. Meyer, J. Puta. Row 3-J. Gorzlanzyk, B. Baumgart, R. Krorwtorst, Row 2-P. Mleziva, W. Hagenovv, K. Schmoock, B. Kempeh, P. Kornely, M. Mleziva, D. Johanek, M. Holmes. Q Row I-P. Zelewski, R. Trost, N, Nimmer, D. St. John, N. A. Hagenovv, K. Posvic, G. Popp. Lambert, R. Konitzer, M. Janda, N. Zelewski. Row 3-D. Parizek, J, Armstrong, J, Brotski, K. Novak Row 2-M. Pech, P. Samz, J. Sprang, P. Bohman, 5. Kouba, Trochil, T. St. John, R. Siehr, D. Kellner. Page Twenty-six OPHOMORE . FWD! I-C. Haese, R. Maresh, A. Kaczrowski. K. Duveneck, S. A Dellemarm, B. Haese, B. Blaffler, P. Trierweiler. ,J. Bruhn, J. Bruhn, J. Seicll. Row 3-B. MacDonald, R. Landt, J. Cookie, W. Schmoock, D 2-B. Tetzlaff, R, Stangel, C, PPravechek, G. Micoliczyk, Popelar, J. Princl, J. Mott, S. Finnel. XWQY4' S353 1-J. Huiterer, H, Ste-chmesser, J. Kunstmarm, D, Ray, J. Haelfrisch G. Eis, V. Zipperer, J. Surfus. R. Zimmer, N. Paurz, R. Petersohn. Row 3-N. Neuser, D. Cigler, A, Rezba, D. Dvorak, T, Rhoiru, 2-B. Wavrunek, R. Chasensky, S. Bruckschen, D. Beeck, D. Hodek, G. Staral, R. Sawyer. Page Twenly-seven FRESHMEN Row I-R. Siehr, A. Skubal, S. M eyer, A. Robinson, B. Pfeflfer- Weinfurther, L. Mott, A. Wilfert. , y, y . Row 3-M. Haese, W. Halla, A. Zipperer, D. Dvorak, J Row 2-J. Baugniet, E. Konitzer, G. Neiedlo, R. Toliefson, K. son, D. Carviou, S. Scheinoha, A. Wiegert. korn R. Kornel M. Re nolds Row I-R. Menchl, J. Suchomel, D. Shimek, S. Bernhardt, R. G. Pech, M. Pickard, Peter Rathsack. Menchl, D. Kaiser, T. Surfus, J, Heinrich. Row 3-E. Meyer, D. Ferry, J. Bruseth, R. Zinkel, Row 2-J. Beeck, R. Specht, B. K och, M. Bodwin, C. Messman, zyk, D. Sfraka, M. Mleziva, Page Twenty-eight ...awk FRESHMEN 1-D. Funk, C. Rezek, F. Trost, J. Augustine, D. Herr, J. Landf, M. Krause, R. Lorenz. W. Haws. Row 3-T. Hornyak, C. St. John, D. Pekauk, T. Franz, J 2-S. Klein, G, Kouba, M. Novak, L. Frank, A. Yanda, L. Kocian, C, Tuschl, J. Basken. IAM. Buchner, C. Haelfrisch, D. Stechmesser, N. Goertz, Goertz, S. Kouba, J. Eis, J. Bruhn. ifka, M. Marlow, R. Thielbar, S. Suchomel. Row 3-J, Shaw, A. Kerscher, C. Derene, R. Schuh, S. Olson -R. Shimek, D. Krizek, R. Bergelin, P. Gadzinski, B. N. Scheuer, K. Kakss. Page Twenty-nine AOWVME RS GF XX ff I Q, I m X in E f fi Q K E s Ti gc' Qyvhlfio oRl7'o BETTER H FFF-I S',.-:G- 5 'B CATIO 33 Vo Ni 3 X ff P Q Wy! ,ff QQ F. F. . OFFICER Row l-T. Grimm, D. Halada, R. Siehr. Row 2-S. Swetlik, L. Grimm, G. Schmoock, P. Tuma. The Mishicot Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was organized in 1940. The present mem- bership is now at 76. The regular officers for the T962-63 year are: President, Lyle Grimm, Vice-president, Stanley Swet- lik, Secretary, Tom Grimm, Treasurer, Robert Siehr, Reporter, Peter Tuma, and Sentinel, Gary Schmoock. The Junior officers in the same order are: Myron Nlle- ziva, Milton Nlleziva, David Dvorak, Richard Trost, Francis Valenta, and Peter Samz. Our advisor is Mr. Halada. Chapter owned equipment made available to FFA members and farmers includes: electric cow clippers, soil auger, elastrator, electric rehorner, ear notchers, ear identification tags, tree planting spades, a trailer and this year we have a new seed germinator for use. Certified seed grain and potatoes are purchased cooperatively by the members. Also available are trees for woodlot or windbreak planting, fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, shade trees, and virus free straw- berry plants. To finance the chapter activities members sell garden seed each spring. Rat bait is also sold to farmers. The profit from the candy machine is divided with the FHA. During the year we have many events in which the members participate. At the beginning of the year the freshmen attend the Northeastern Wisconsin Jun- ior Livestock Show in DePere. They arrive early on the day of the judging of the livestock and tour the vari- ous barns before the judging starts. Each year the Mishicot chapter sends a judging team to the judge the various classes of market animals. iviemi of his year's judging team were: Lyle Grimm, Siehr, and Francis Shimanek. They received a g rating. The regular and junior officers of the FFA tended the Officers Leadership Training School Keil High School. The purpose of these meetings to better acquaint the officer with the duties of particular office. On alternate years junior and senior FFA m bers have a three day educational tour to Minneap The trip is sponsored jointly by the Twin Rivers operative, the Central Exchange and by the local cl ter. The trip proves very interesting to all of the b A trip to the Wisconsin State Fair is also rr each year at which time the chapter nominates an standing farmer of the community. Paul Princl chosen for this recognition this year. The FFA and the FHA held a joint Christmas roller skating party and an outdoor barbecue w everyone enjoyed. Another very special event of the year was Award Night and Recognition Program. The prese tion of letter awards was the highlight of the ever Each year recognition is given to the outstani senior in agriculture. Gerald Sneberk received recognition at the awards program. Peter Tuma Reporter Page Thirty-two ,...,. ,A .1 Q 5 Q' lfilsg ...nb I i-R. Thielbar, R. Zimmer, R. Trochil, R. Shimek, R, Eis, anek, R. Lorenz, F. Trost, D. Funk. 2-N. Zelewski, L. Frank, R. Kornely, R. Siehr, F. Shim- E. Konitzer, P. Samz, R. Trosf. I-G. VanDrisse, H. Steckmesser, P. Tuma, A. Kerscher, moock, P. Funk, J. Haen, P. Bohman. 2-T. Grimm, B. Geerdts, K. Duvene-ck, H, Mott, W. Sch- Ianzyk, P. Patek, R, Siehr, K. Novak. 'list I-D. Kralnik, C. Ramussen, H. Wiegerr, G. Zeman, T. Dvorak, R. Bergelln, W. Hagenow. Page Tlniriy-three M. Buchner. Row 3-T. Franz, R. Siehr, A. Robinson, D. ST. John, G. Popp, k, S. Swetiik, F. Valenta. Rovv 3AJ. Princl, J. Bruhn, D. Shimek, G. Wavrunek, D. Gorz- D. Zimmer, B. Bonfighf, M. Mleziva. Row 3-D. Gohr, R. Shimek, D. Karl, M. Mleziva, D, Schmidt, 2-K. Zeman, A. Peroutka, D. Wiegert, E. Boettcher, D. G. Schmoock, L. Grimm, B. Baumgart. ISI-IICOT D IRYMEN' SSOCI TID Row l4Allen Robinson, Glenn Popp, Eugene Konitzer, Paul Bohman, Robert Theilbar, Tom Franz, Pete Samz, Richard Trost, Robert Lorenz, Frederick Trost, Norbert Zelevvske. Row Zwl-larlan Mott, Bruce Geerdts, Tom Grimm, Robert Rezek, Peter Tuma, Dale Shimek, Wayne Schmoock, Ken Officers of the Mishicot Jr. Dairymen's Associa- tion for 1962-63 are: President, Myron Mleziva, Vice- president, Peter Tuma, Secretary, Tom Grimm, Trea- surer, Stanley Svvetlikg Reporter, Robert Rezek, and Manager, Robert Shimek. The Mishicot Jr. Dairymen's Association is an im- portant 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 individual cows in order that poor producers may be culled from their herd. Replace- ment stock can then be selected from dams with good production. A systematic program of feeding accord- Duveneck, Ronald Trochil, Ken Novak. Rovv 3-Allan Peroutka, Bob Shimek, Gary Schmoock, Karl, Dale Schmidt, Myron Mleziva, Roger Bergelin, Mleziva, Harold Stechrnesser, Allen Kerscher, Stanley ing to production can be followed and close re can be kept on the breeding program. There are 50 members in the Mishicot As tion and it is affiliated with the Wisconsin Jr. men's Association and participates actively in program of work. Delegates were in attendance at the Dist convention of the Wisconsin Jr. Dairymen's A tion at Omro, Wisconsin on March 19th. Dele from the Mishicot group will also attend the State vention at Menomonie, Wisconsin on June 17, ar State Dairy Show which also will be held at Mei nie on June l8th. Robert Rezek Page Thirty-four F. H. A. OFFICER 5 Row 2-S. Wavrunek, S. Hoffman, M. Mleziva, A. Meyer, Mrs. Reinks Row 1-S. Nehring, J. Freimuth, R. Genrich, C. Troullier. Our total membership of 105 is one of the larg- in the 14 year history of the Mishicot Chapter of Future Homemakers of America, under the direc- of Mrs. Ruth Rienks. The officers for 1962-63 are President, Ramona rich, Vice-President, Sue Hoffman, Secretary, rlene Troulllerg Treasurer, Margie Mleziva, Histori- Susie Nehring, Reporter, Shirley Wavrunek, Par- entarian, Judy Freimuth, Recreation Leader, Anna- e Meyer. Last June Ramona Genrich, Sue Hoffman, Susie ring, and Shirley Wavrunek attended the annual convention at Green Lake. Susie Nehring sang with the State Chorus at n Lake. The new four-year program of work was intro- ad at this convention. The objectives for 1962-63 1. Contributing to the ioys and satisfaction of family living. 2. Discovering myself and my worth to others. 3. Strengthening my education for future roles. 4. Launching good citizenship through home- making. lt was around these obiectives that the program ning committee, Sue Hoffman and Charlene Troul- planned the year's program. The FHA and FFA held meetings together several s during the year. The first was the picnic in Aug- The annual Christmas party that was held be- n the FHA and FFA was a success. The officers of both groups served on the planning committee for this event. A ioint FHA and FFA roller skating party was plan- ned for the year by members of the FHA. Money is necessary to any organization to carry out its programs. We earned our money by selling popcorn at the games. Judy Augustine, Catherine Stangel, and Shirley Wavrunek were in charge of this venture. Help of several members was necessary to make the venture successful. Corrine Augustine, Diane Straka, Susie Nehring, and Judy Bruhn were top salesmen in our magazine campaign. The Junior girls also sponsored a candy sale at one of the basketball games. Parties were not the only times the group met. ln February the Denmark chapter, as well as our mothers, were our guests at our monthly meeting. Mrs. Gretchen Zeismer of Mirro Company predicted our future in an interesting and informative program. Diane Sturm was the general chairman. Corrine Au- gustine and Peggy Rhein poured at the tea table, serving punch and coffee to the group. At this meeting the freshmen were initiated, and received their membership cards as Annabelle Meyer read sayings about them. A trip was taken to Madison during the year. About 30 of the members took part. We toured the Oscar Meyer Meat Company, the Forest Products Laboratory, and the University of Wisconsin. Every- one stayed at the Belmont Hotel. Page Thirty-five Row I-C. Augustune, J. Bergman, S. Lukes, M. Breider, D. Row 3-D. Parizek, S. Herrmann, C. Moore, C. Schuler Yanda, M. Mleziva, A. Suchomel, D. Stoker, V. Zipperer. Neuser, C. Stangel, D. Kakes, M. Brouchoud, C. Hae Row ZWP. Trierweiler, S. Finnel, R. Stangel, B. Wavrunek, Hagenow. D. Popelar, B. Wallau, B. Haese, B. TeTz!aFf, J. Seicll. Row I-C. BerTrand, N. Paufz, M, Genrich, L. Staral, J. Hael- Tie. frisch, C. Troullier, S. Nehring, J. Scheuer, E. Ollendorf. Row 3-D. Straka, M. Holmes, P. Mleziva, J. Row 2-J. Kurnbalek, M. Finnel, J. Wagner, B. Koch, J. Frei- Mleziva, J. Gorzlanzyk, C. Gorzlanzyk, A. Meyer, M. muth, R. Genrich, B. Meyer, K. McManus, S. Hofifman, S, Flen- J. Denor. Page Thirty-six F.H.A. 1-N. Goertz, G. Neledlo, K. Wevnfurfher, S, Meyer, M. Row 3-L. Tuschel, B. Pfefferkorn, J. Beeck, K. Kakes, E. Kacz C. ST. John, J. Baugniet, S. Suchomel, S. Bernhardt. rowski, L. Funk, D. Kaiser, N. Taylor, D. Schroeder, S. Wav -C. Derenne, M. Bodwin, J. Suchome!, A. Zipperer, J. runek. h, P. Gadzinski, J. Bruhn, A, Wilfert, G. Pech. 1--A. Yanda, J. Augustine, K. Rasmussen, J. Augustine, Janda, A. Kaczrowski, J. Sprang, M. Novak, N. Lambert. C. Graycarek, K. Hornyak, J. Reif, S. Kouba. Row 3-G. Weber, B. Cherveny, D. Rezba, J. Popelar, D. 2-N. Nimmer, S. Sand, S. Benzinger, M. Krause, M. Sturm, B. Sorenson, M. Rhein, R. Ross, B. Princl, M. Pech. Page Thiriy-seven E. H. A. REPRESENTATIVES Kpch, . Gorzlap, Wk Rhein S. innel, M jk Mfitfia J ' MU - . ,if L 70 ' cl ' ' 1 L i A X' ,L pw' 3 diff MW 7 glut 1 K A . f I j L fc ML K-X0 A X df rf' 46 if Wadi 7 , , j J A ' T esentativ ac class are as fo ovvs: Su I ehring and Joy Lynn Hassemer ri F n - o ' och and Mary Lynn Novak, sented u school in the senior division at the di oph 5 j usie Finnel and Jean Gorzlanzyk, demonstration contest a Reeclsville. Ann Wilfert ri LILUD Marlene Mleziva and Peggy Rhein, Seniors sented us in the junior division. 1 arvl Befffandf and 5h'fl9Y Flemle- During the year Junior degrees were avvarde The class representatives were the judges in an Orange and Black day contest sponsored by the FHA. The entire school participated by wearing orange and black on that clay. The judges selected a king and queen with a court to reign over a dance in the eve- ning to climax the festivities of the day. ln our yearly school demonstration contest, Ann Wilfert, Gail Peck, Annabelle Meyer, Margie Haese, Bonnie Koch, Marion Krause and Joy Baugniet took part in the junior division of the contest. Kay Lynn Komoroske, Joy Lynn Hassemer, Donna Stoker, and Susie Nehring demonstrated in the senior division. Sue Hoffman, Ramona Genrich, Barbara Meyer, lene Mleziva, and Susie Nehring. Chapter oleq were given to Carol Bertrand, Marlene Mleziva mona Genrich, and Sue Hoffman. Susie Nehring Marlene Mleziva are making applications for State Degrees. FHA Week was observed March 31 thr April 6 by promotion activities and election of years officers. Everyone enjoyed the Mother-Daughter j during which the new officers were installed. Page Thirty-eight -JFHKLNIUDJ E365 DSU-I DCU V' Y' IHIU l 'lU'l V'V'IlEU FOOTBALL A - TEAM Row 1-R. Kornely, J. Eis, P. Hornyak, C. Rasmussen, D. Korn- Row 2-A. Novak, R. Hess, J, Schultz, D. Neledlo ely T. Tuschl, G. Schmoock, G. Wachtel. Mishicot 26 Mishicot 19 Mishicot 20 Michicot Mishicot 13 Mishicot Mishicot Luxemburg Southern Door Mishicot Gibraltar Sevastopol Casco Two Rivers JV's Casco Luxemburg Gibraltar Sevastopol lHomecomingJ Southern Door Valolers 4-1 3-1-1 3-2 2-2-1 1-2-2 O-5 GAME RECORD 13 Mishicot 0 Mishicot 19 Mishicot Mishicot 12 Mishicot O Mishicot Mishicot 6 Mishicot Mishicot 27 Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot Mishicot SQUAD Manitowoc Lutheran Valders Kewaunee Reeclsville Luxemburg Denmark Gibraltar Sevastopol Southern Door Alumni Casco Wrightstown Luxemburg Gibraltar Sevastopol Southern Door Casco Manitowoc Luthera n Top Row-Coach Peters, P. Wooclcock, B. Mac Donald, P. Samz, Bottom Row-J. Eis, A. Novak, D. Korne G Mlcolizyk, G. Wachtel, D. Ferry, G, Schmoock, J. Bruseth, Kornely, C. Rasmussen, J. Schultz, T. Tusch B Hess B Specht, A. Rezba, D. Schmoock, R. Duescher, J. Cookie, Mr. yak, A. Peroutka, S. Kempen. Barlow. Page Forty MR. BERGNER Athletic Director MR. BARLOW Wrestling and Baseball MR. KELLEY Track MR. FRELICH B Basketball MR. PETERS Football and A Basketball HOMECOMING CO RT QUEEN H Sharon Pefska KING - Robert Hess COURT - CaTI'1y Haese, T. Tuschl, P. Trieweiler, J. Eis Herrmann, R. Komely, N. Lambert, D. Komely. Page Forty-TWO A - TEAM CHEERLEADERS B. Princl, J. Popelar, M. Brouchoud, S. Nehring, J. Eis, P. Hornyak. B - Team Cheerleaders EE A N. Nlmmer, G. Negedlo, D. Popelar. Page Forfy-three ASKETB LL - TEAM Kneeling-R. Duescher, Coach Peters, A. Novak. Standing-B. Blatfler, J. Eis, D. Neiedlo, R. Ullman, B. Holmes, M. Mleziva, D. Dvorak, B. Kempen, J. Schuliz, G. Wachfel. ASKETB LL B - TE Kneeling-J, Cookie, W. Halla, J. Eis, R. Lornely, B. McDonald, Standing-Mr. Frelich, R. Koniizer, N, Scheuer, R B. Blat1ler,A.SkubaI. Messman, B. Kempem, B. Specht, J. Surfus, D Page Forty-four WRESTLING I-G. Kouba, T. Tusclwl, D. Nlmmer, D, Trosf, P. Samz, Svvetlik, P. Hornyak, J. Armstrong. Popp, M. Pickard, B. Lorenz. Row 3fCO8Cl'1 Barlow, T. Hornyak, E. Konifzer, D. Krizek, D. 2-D. Herr, G. Nlicolliczyk, L. Miller, G. Schmoock, S. Kornely, J. BruseTh, T. Surfus, D. Shimek. BASEBALL . Bol1man,J. Eis, D. Nimmer, J. Eis, B. McDonald, Standing-Mr. Barlow, B. Slwimek, B, Rezek P. Kornely, M. z, B. Blatller, D. Schroeder. Mleziva, L. Thiele, B. Kempen, 5. Swellik, J. Cookie. TRACK l-P. Tuma, J. Sprang, R. Klien, C. Rasmussen, M. Siehr, D. Kornely, B. Holmes, D. Dvorak, G. Eis, J. Brulm, P. Horn- B. Hess, T. Tuschl, G. Wachfel, D. Nejedlo. yak, Mr. Kelley. 2-R. Trosf, A. Skubal, D. Beeck, J. Surface, D. Kornely, Page Forty-tive U X TF IQ S E TT? 2 'Q .C . Z .2 C O D ELA C 0 2 E I C L O .C .C 0 E U -7 C D . 5- U2 YU J .Z 'U C N 2 C 2 gn 41 E C . C -3 N O 5 : QQ 0 .- u. E Q E 63 o -g-QLD I1 L..-0-to mn: .3 bxgo E 'UGJZ IE :ln U7 70,07 0.5 2 SMH '5 :cg C ?:qp,. 6 U7.CIJJ -I u 33? A 030 -czocz 11 gcwfg :mmm C4u.a3ocgQ rd .'U :UC . .Cm X xg-gp-CU 'QS '08 PS5 ww 'C 143.5-5 C3432 aw- rw LEX.. C fUruCDL-GJ ! Ecv3 .:ZC'35'u 4:0951 DID- ,N I-L54 41.325 BSS-S75 '5'o1CU 3Cf0'Ux ggi: .C 59,52 fflffn-2 'C 20 gl-.QT-LJ g'UCq,ro fu-SC,C .-,-Omg Qczcnmqj Ikl1I '-CNlf'7VLf7 5333? Ooooo flmuczgg CHORU Judy Bergman, Bev. Princl. Each year a representative is chosen from the icot High School Senior Band to attend the Uni- ty ot Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic in Madison. scholarships awarded to these students were on their interest in music, progress made with instrument during the year, and playing ability. The 1962 Senior Session was held from July lst ly 13th with classes every day of the week in- ng Saturdays. As a member of the clinic we were a member ot certain clinic bands where we were Row l-A. Meyer, B. Meyer, B. Princl. Row 2-C. Troullier, J, Beeck. taught music interpretation, sight reading, and also how to play individual instruments better. Other classes held were: Fundamentals of Music, Music Ap- preciation, and Conducting. The University's recrea- tional facilities were used during tree time. At the end of the two weeks, concerts were per- formed which lead up to the Grand Finale Saturday afternoon, incorporating the 762 students who attend- ed the session. ,K S Y . . wh? TRIPLE TRIO MAJORETTE BARBARA MEYER R. Ross, N. Nimmer, B. Haese, J. Bergman, M. Mleziva, D. Popelar, L, Kocian, M. Rhein, B. Princl, J. Popelar. JUNIOR BAND Donna Meineke, Margie Haese, Rose Marv Marbes, Linda ean Suchomel, Ron Tollefson, Ruthann Sawyer, Susan Deidrick Shirle Hodek, Judy Michalski Clark Trousii, Susan omel Frederick Trost, David Yanda, Thomas Hornyak 1 Y 1 I Hiinak, Linda Levenhagen, Linda Franz, Lorene Lambbrecht, Lukes. Marian Krause, Karen Rahmlow, Julie, Goerfz, Carma Sfueck, Page Fifiy PRO 1962 ...msn M. Bergner, S. Herrmann, R. Kornely, B. Schroeder. fin he We yer, B. Hess, S. Petska, J. Els, J. Wagner, D. Kornely, M. ner, B. Schroeder, Queen Sharon Herrmann, King Richard Kornely, Funk. Page Fifty-one M. Brouchoud, R. Eis, J. Eis, T. Guex, M. Finnel, H Team I Row T-A. Suchome!, B. Meyer, Cap- tain, J EES. Row 2-Haese, A. Wiltert, K. Wein- further. Team 4 Row I-L. Kocian, R. Genrich, Cap- tain, B. Sorenson, Row QAG. Ne-iedlo, J. Hassemer, J. Baugniet. Team 7 Row I-S. Flentie, C. Gorzlanzyk, Captain, J. Beeck. Row 2-G. Weber, J. Gorzlanzyk, G. Pech. GIRL BO LI G Team 2 Row 1-J. Bergman, M, Brouchoud, Captain, K. McManus. Row 2-B. Trochil, S. Bayless, J. Den- or. Team 5 Row 1-N. Nimmer, S. Herrmann, Captain, D. Stoker. Row 2-M. Breider, P. Havlovitz, S. Nehring. 1 - 1 X 9 - ,JT QA at X. I 9 c J wx ...W , Xu :fill ...lull N ' M Team 8 Row T-K. Komoroske, S. Hottman, Captain, R. Ross. Row 2-M, Haese, M. Genrich. Page Fifty-tw0 U U? Team 3 Row TAM. Rhein, J. Scheuer, Ca tain, C. Gadzinski. Row 2-S. Benzinger, J. SucI'1omel,I Pech Team 6 Row 1-C. Augustine, C, Schuli Captain, D Sturm. Row 2-A. Meyer, C. Bertrand. K, McManus, President, Miss Advisor, J. Eis, Secretary. BOYS BOWLI G Seated-Treas. Francis Shimanek, Pres Virgil Peters, Vice Pres, John Schultz visor Mr. Halada. i is 5 3 it Team I Seated-Ronald Baskin, Captain Dave Nimmer, Jerry Terens. Standing-Myron Mleziva, Team lll Seated-Jim Princl, Captain Francis Schimanek, Nick Scheuer. Standing-Gilbert Van Drisse, Bob Baumgart, Dale Hodek. Team ll Seated-Virgil Peters, Captain Tom Guex, Tom Fierst. Standing-J. Haen, Bill Blatter, David Gorzylanzik. Team IV Seated-John Schultz, Captain Dennis Beeck, Ray Kronfrost. Standing-Harlan Mott, Bob Holmes, Ben Benfigt. Standing-Secre. Dave Nimmer, Acl- CAMERA CL B Row l-Maureen Breider, Mary Lou Tollefson, Alan Skubal, Sue Hoffman, Romona Genrich, Charlene Troullier, Jane Shirley Wavrunek, Nancy Taylor, Lucille Funk, Kathy Rasmus- Mary Genrich. sen, Row 3-Mr Kelley, James Eis, Bill Wilfert, David Kornely Row 2-Barbara Meyer, Shirley Flentie, Carol Gorzlanzyk, ward Stuhr, Stanley Zimmer, Tom Tischl, Bob Hess. LIBRARIAN S .. V., ' f 13:31 Row l-J. Armstrong, C. Gorzlanzyk, Mrs. Schultz, S. Flentie, Row 2-N. Zewelske, P. Trierweiler, D. Novak, J. S. Finnel, J. Wagner, B. Tetzlaft. Trochil, R, Landt, N. Lambert. Page Fifty-tour ORIOLE Editor -- Barbara Meyer, Co-editor - Corrine Augustine. PRODUCTIO STL FF Rc-vv 1-Marylee Brouchoud, Edward Stuhr, Lorraine Staral, Corrine Au- gustine, Barbara Meyer, Susan Nemetz, Carol Bertrand. Row 2-Mary Finnel, Connie Schuler, Judy Wagner, Jeanne Scheuer, Kay Komoroske, Charlene Troullier, Sharon Herrmann, Judy Friemuth, Shirley Flentie, Ann Meyer, Ramona Genrich, Sue Hoffman, David Novak. Row 3-Pat Havlovitz, Jane Eis, Jeanne Scheinoha, Carol Chasensky, Susan Bayless, Carol Gorzlanzyk. Page Fifty-five ORIOLE REPORTER Row 1-Ruthann Sawyer, Cathy Haese, Joy Baugniet, Donna mann, Mary Genrich, Maureen Breider, Marylee Stoker, Diane Sturm, Shirley Wavrunek, Mary Lou Tollefson, Row 3-Kathleen McManus, Joy Lynn Hassemer, Stanley Marlene Mleziva, Janet Popelar. mer, Tom Tischl, Bob Hess, Dennis Cigler, Phil Hornyak, Row 2-Judie Bergman, Shirley Flentie, Carol Gorzlanzyk, Novak, Sue Hoffman, Diane Yanda, Romona Genrich, Sharon Lukes, Sharron Herr- The 1962-63 Oriole, published by the staff mem- bers of Mishicot High Schoool, took a new look this year. Some of the new and different feature articles included in this monthly publication were The Sha- dow, Roving Reporter, College and Careers and a special feature story in each issue. The Oriole has a three column page with print ap- pearing on both sides. The newspaper is under the supervision of the Commercial Instructor, Miss Judith Gendrich. News is reported by organization, club and spe- cial reporters. The news items, after being edited, Page Fifty-six are given to the typists to be dummy copied. T are then proof read and arranged on pages by make-up-editors. The paper takes a more definite pattern after make-up sheets are stenciled by the typists. stencils are completed after the artists have ac the last and important touch. After being proof read again, the stencils mimeographed and the resulting pages are ass bled and stapled together to form an issue of Oriole for students, teachers and subscribers. PEP CL B ttom Row-Susie Nehring, Jane Eis, Janet Popelar, Beverly Princl, Marylee Brouchoud, Phil Hornyak, Gail Neiedlo, Diane pelar, Nancy Nimmer. w 2-Karen Kakes, Diane Kaiser, Janice Augustine, Audrey Yanda, Cheryl Gadzinski, Sharon Herrmann, Carol Graycarek, irley Riemer, Roxie Ross, Susan Benzinger, Barbara Haese,Judy Seidl, Mary Holmes, Jean Kumbalek, Joy Sprang. w 3-Margie Haese, Marlene Mleziva, Martha Tollefson, Diane Yanda, Corrine Augustine, Diane Sturm, Judie Bergman, ce Denor, Bonnie Koch, Nona Goertz, Judy Beeck, Marilyn Janda, Janice l-laeltrisch, Patty Trieweiler, Nancy Lambert, rbara Telzlott. w 4-Mary Lynn Novak, Stanley Zimmer, Maureen Breider, Darlene Ruether, Mary Genrich, Bonnie Cherveny, Jeanne teuer, Connie Schuler, Ann Suchomel, Kay Komoroske, Susan Bayless, Mary Lou Tolletson, Rita Stangel, Darleen Parizek ne Straka, Anita Zipperer, Arelette Hagenovv. W 5-Susan Suchomel, Sharon Sand, Karen l-lornyak, Nancy Taylor, Lucille Funk, Carol Gorzlanzyk, Shirley Flentie, Kath- n McManus, Judy Freimuth, Mary Ann Finnel, Judy Wagner, Patsy Havlovtz, Jean Reit, Marylee Bodwin, Sue Scheinoha tty Pfefterkorn. 6-Cathy Tuschl, Lorraine Staral, Susan Nemetz, Carol Bertrand, Geraldine Weber, Lynne St. John, Sue Hoffman ona Genrich, Cathy Haese, Tom Tuschl, Joy Baugniet, Marian Krause, Sharon Lukes, Joy Lynn Hassemer, Marilee Mleziva, 7-Bob Hess, Anne Wickman, Margie Mleziva, Carol Rebechek, Bev Trochil, Patsy Kocian, Annabelle Meyer, Jean Gorz- zyk, Shirley Wavrunek, Judy Augustine, Kathy Rasmussen, Kay Weinturther, Paulette Gadzinski, Susie Bernhardt. f 1 1 This past season our Pep Club had a very large it. There were a number of skits and stunts giyen at bership of freshmen, sophomores, iuniors, and the Pep Rallies sponsored by the Pep Club members. ors. The members decorated the gym for every Our president is Margaret Rhein and vice-president e game. The A-squad basketball player's names Susie Finnel. placed on the gym wall, with a large Indian Margaret Rhein and a basketball with Coach Peter's name on LATI CLUB l-Patty Trieweiler, Barbara Tetzlatt, Darleen Parizek, tangel, Dennis Cigler, Dale Hodek, Tom Tischl, Marylee houd, Cathy Tuschl, Marilyn Janda, Nancy Lambert, Kay roske. -Susan Meyer, Dorothy Kellner, Beverly Wavrunek, nn Sawyer, Catherine Stangel, Marlene Mleziva, Martha Tollefson, Gail Neiecllo, Ann Wilfert, Anita Zipperer, Joy Baugniet, Sandra Klein, Mrs. Schultz. Row 3-Judy Hutterer, Joy Lynn Hassemer, Sharon Hruska, Bob Hess, Jim Cookle, Richard Zinkel, Sandy Bruckschen, Diane Yanda, Maureen Breider, Sharon Lukes, Donald Stecg- nesserrn Shirley Riemer, Barbara Meyer. R D10 CLUB Row T-B. Hess, M. Brouchoud, K. McManus, T. Tuschl, Mr. Frelich. Row 2-J, Brotski, M. Breider, D. Cigler, N. Pautz, P. Hornyak, B. Meyer. Ten members Took part in the planning and pre- sentations of The programs in The tenth year of The Radio Club at Mishicot. These members were divided into five 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: Pre- sident, Kathleen McManus, Vice-President, MaryLee Brouchoud, and Secretary-Treasurer, Tom Tushl. Full reports were given on sports results, Variety Show, Prom, dances, and other special o sions throughout The entire year. The six graduating seniors leave behind Th many worthwhile on The air experiences and wishes to The success of The club in The future. ELECTRO ICS CL B Row l-J. Shaw, S. Zimmer, L, Thiele, E. Stuhr, J. Heindrick, P. Hornyak. Row 2-R, Klein, J. Peroutka, L. Stefaniak, Mr. Christiansen, B. Wilfert, D. Hutterer. Page Fifty-eight F ORE SICS Row 1-Cathy Tuschl, Jean Kumbalek, Mary Holmes, Anne Wickman, Connie Pravechek. Row 2-Judy Bruhn, Bonnie Koch, David Nimmer, Bob Hess, Tom Tuschl, Maureen Breider. Row 3-Phil Hornyak, Dennis Cigler, Susan Bayless, David Dvorak, Bill Wilfert, Annabelle Nleyer. ONE ACT PLAY On October 25 End of the Rainbow was presented at Luxemburg in com- petition with the Penninsula Conference schools. A B+ was received. Members of the cast included: Sandy Kouba-Margie Hale, Maureen Breicler-Pat Stuart, David Nimmer-Officer Lytle, Ann Wickman and Tom Tuschl-Evelyn and Rod Philli s. l?he plot revolved around two counterteiters' attempts to smuggle bogus money into New York with two young girls who were on a treasure hunt. ONE ACT PLAY Row I-M. Breider, A. Wickman, S. Kouba. Row 2-D. Nimmer, Mr. Koch, T. Tuschl. Page Fifty-nine OFFICE GIRL 5 ,,, ...A-'mow f S. Nehring, B. Meyer, C. Schuler, J. Eis, D. Sfoker, G. Weber, R. Ross, TUDE T ECB 4 T HIE Row 1-S. Nemeiz, D. Rezba, L. Staral, M. Brouchoud, D. Rasmussen, J. Wagner, M. Funnel, B. Meyer. Novak, C. Troullier, K. Bruckschen, M. Cywinski. Row 3-Miss Gendrich, S. Herrman, J. Scheinoha Row 2-G. Krause, J, Scheuer, C. Schuler, R Genrich, C. rand, J. Eis, G. Zeman, P. Havlovifz, J. Freimutn, K. Page Sixty C IAI TENAN CE D. MacDonald Mac KITCHE www.-me , W N , Q., JM Kitchen Help-K, Rasmussen, D. Kellner, S. Scheinoha, B. Wavrunek, Mrs. Kaufmann, Mrs. Kornely, Mrs. Peltier, R. Duescher, K. Posvic, S. Kouba, P. Zelewske, N. Zelewske. BU DRIVER H. Dvorak, Jr., H. Bernhardf, H. Zeman, J. Samz, W. Michels, H. Messman, O. Smeck, N. Nehring. Page Sixty-one DRIVER EDUCATION Traffic - a life or death activity - in which, willing or not, we all must play. if that is the case, we must do all we possibly can to cope with the situation. We must be properly taughtp then with proper attitudes and good sound ludgement we can take our place in the drivers seat to become one of the many good drivers in the state of Wisconsin. W. H. Bergner Driver Education Instructor Page Sixty-two PROM 1963 KING - Virgil Peters QUEEN -- Judy Bergman Page Sixty-three x ix, Sa ,- 1552 if x A 1 x x Fl Q .Q-f,S?SN W? Tl g E' Qss23?? Q E55 Y '- .Q ' kv N N + 59 N 1 I f'E , Q -f Jf Q5 f SCHOOL CALENDAR TEMBER -School Opened -Junior Class Rings Selected -Football Game - Two Rivers at Mishicot -Football Game - Mishicot at Casco -Lyceum -Football Game - Luxemburg at Mishicot OBER -Convention -Football Game - Mishicot at Gibraltar -Homecoming Parade and Bonfire -Lyceum -Homecoming -- Sevastopol at Mishicot -End of Six Weeks -Football Game - Mishicot at Southern Door -Pictures Taken -One Act Play l-Football Game - Valders at Mishicot and Dance -Harlem Magician Basketball Game EMBER -Convention -Lyceum -4H Dance -Wrestling - Mishicot Vs. Valders -Basketball - Valders at Mishicot -Basketball - Kevvaunee at Mishicot -Thanksgiving Vacation -Basketball - Luxemburg at Mishicot EMBER -Student Council Dance 21-Basketball - Mishicot at Southern Door 21-Wrestling - Mishicot Vs. Sevastopol 22-Christmas Vacation JANUARY 3-School Reopens 3-Wrestling - Mishicot Vs. Brillion 4-Alumni Game ll-Basketball Here - Casco Vs. Mishicot - Junior Dance 18-Basketball - Mishicot at Luxemburg 25-Basketball - Mishicot Vs. Gibraltar - No School 30-Lyceum - l:OO P.M. FEBRUARY l-Basketball -- 8-Basketball - Dance 15-Basketball - 22-Basketball - Mishicot at Sevastopol Southern Door at Mishicot - FHA Mishicot at Casco Mishicot Vs. Manitowoc Lutheran 27-Lyceum - lO:OO A.M. 28-Variety Show MARCH 14-End of Six Weeks 19-P. T. A. Meeting Qi-Roller Skating Party APRIL 5-Vacation N EWEA Convention 12-Spring Vacation MAY 3-Sophomore Dance l l- Prom 'End of 2nd Slx Weeks 30-Vacation - Memorial Day -Speaking Contest -Basketball - Mishicot at Gibraltar JUNE -Basketball - Sevastolool at Mishicot 5-High School Graduation -Wrestling - Mishicot Vs. Green Bay East 6-Eighth Grade Graduation -Christmas Concert 7-School Closes Page Sixty-five CL SS PROPHECY Come one! Come all! Those were the words that echoed and re-echoed through the busy street of the large metro- polis of Mishicot. I hurried along seeking more information about this big event everyone was talking about. I bumped into a young lady pushing a baby carriage and guiding some children along her side. I straightened myself out and started to apologize and to my surprise, there stood SHIRLEY FLLENTJE, one of my classmates in high school ten years ago. She informed me that she had married soon after graduation and was now Mrs. LYLE GRIMM. We talked for a few minutes and she told me that the big affair I was hearing about was the Eis 84 Eis Circus that was coming to town. I couldn't actually believe this, for Jim and Jane were also classmates of mine, Shirley said she had to hurry home to hx Lyle's lunch and that perhaps if I wanted to, I could get more information about the circus from BARBARA GOVE and RON KLEIN, who were managers, or from KAREN BRUCKSHEN, who was the sharp looking chick who sold tickets. On my way to Barbara's office I passed MARIAN CYWINSKI, who was busy helping her brother with a football play. Finally after entering an executive office with three IBM machines and a large terrace where her private heli- copter stood, I met Barbara, We got ourselves situated and started talking when a pretty young blonde secretary came into the room holding a glass of water and some tablets. I had to look twice to make certain that I wasn't seeing things because there stood CAROL GORZLANCZYK. We greeted each other and then sat down to talk about other classmates. The first ones I asked about were CHERYL GADZINSKI and PHILIP HORN- YAK and if they ever returned to Manitowoc County. STANLEY ZIMMER, who has one of the largest photo- graphy businesses, employs BARBARA MEYER as his sec- retary. Looking across the street at the second Empire State Building I was informed that DARLENE SCHROEDER and KATHLEEN MCMANUS were private secretaries to Ricky Nelson and Frankie Avalon. Carol informed me that JIM DEMMIN and family were coming along very nicely in the Opera Hotel. Employed as their chauffeur was DICK HOTROD KORNELY who was a private in the army and went A.W.O.L. They stopped hunt- ing for him last year. CONNIE SCHULER is now Mrs. FRANCIS SHIMANEK. She and JEANNE SCHEUER, now Mrs. JIM SPRANG, are in the baking business together, selling the largest-holed doughnuts in the business. I was then informed that LYNNE ST, JOHN and DIANE SCHMOOCK were in Hollywood making their latest picture, Two Crooks and a Lady for MGM. They had taken another classmate with them, LORRAINE STARAL, who is a stand-in for Liz Taylor. Later, after I bid them good-by, I walked along the busy streets. I came to an exclusive art gallery with large paintings everywhere, and there on the door plate were the names JOE and TOM PEROUTKA. Just then I heard a familiar giggle that came from a little fashion shop iust around the corner. Sure enough! There stood GERALDINE WEBER waiting on customers. Next to her was a tiny freckle-faced girl, SUE HOFFMAN, and alongside of her stood MICHAEL SIEHR. Zoom - went one of the largest semi-trucks ever to travel the streets. It came to the corner and I ran ahead to read the writing on the side, HAROLD FUNK Sour Summer Sausage Factory. A slight smile came over my face and then I noticed the driver, a very pretty gal who knew iust how to handle that truck. There sat EILEEN OLLENDORF, now Mrs. RICHARD EIS. Finally we came to a restaurant and finished our talk over a cup of coffee. On the bulletin board w of JEROME RABITZ and under it was written, V He was running for President of the U.S. ar competitor was Mr. Schultz, a iolly white-haire was once our principal. A little further down the street we looked i game warden's office and there sat BILL WILFE feet propped up on the desk, He informed us ff STUHR and DAVID HUTTERER were now ow Meineke Garage on the next corner. We wen: street, and who did we meet coming from the tion but LARRY THIELE and JUDY WAGNER, W returning from summer school at Whitewat College. We began talking of former classmates vealed that BENNY BONFIGT was the new A the same school where CAROL BERTRAND was Dashing past us to catch the latest news paper was MARYLEE BROUCHOUD. She stopp enough to catch her breath and to say that seen CAROL CHASENSKY on television. She demonstration as County Home Agent. Carol one of her former classmates and friend, CHAR LIER, now Mrs. LEON MILLER. A loud waah was heard and we turned NEJEDLO. He was just walking along with young children. Finally we reached the circus. There w PETSKA sitting on a large, overstuffed chair. Sat the tattooed man LLOYD SIEBERT. He was colored pictures from head to toe. Upon ente TOP I was led to a seat by another old class ZEMAN. As I ascended the steeps I was bumped RASMUSSEN, balloon vendor, who at the s collision let all of his 720 balloons rise to th As the balloons rose they knocked the Fl from the tight wire, As they fell I recognized t NON KOHLBECK, PATSY HAVLOVITZ, TOM GU SIE NEMETZ. I looked to the middle ring and there HERMANN riding a beautiful white stallion. Just then the ringmaster, DENNIS ZIM onto his platform and introduced HUGO WIE death defying lion-taming act. All the while forming, the clown, RON ULLMAN, was cavo the arena. Leaving the circus, I flagged down a taxi my astonishment was driven by BONNIE SOR told me she had received an award for bein driver in the city. We shortly arrived at a hote operated by LORRAINE TUSCHEL, LUCILLE FUN LOU TOLLEFSON. Checking in at the desk, I fo to be none other than JUDY FREIMUTH. She di the elevator operated by NANCY TAYLOR. floor we stopped, and I was led to my roo BAYLESS, the bell-girl, who told me that this room that RAMONA GENRICH had iumped fr chute to escape a burglar. She informed me t of police, DAVID NOVAK, had apprehended t short titne before. That evening, as I was eating supper in R Bonnie Inn night club, I asked him what h to our old classmates, TOM TUSCHL, DAVE N HESS, and DAVID KORNELY. He told me that that they had been sent to the South Pacific, turn, by some of our old class members after t the class prophecy that the four had written. I left my old town filled with pride at th ments of my classmates. VARIETY SHOW , . EH, The fourth annual variety show, A MINSTREL, presented by students of the Mishicot Community School February 28. Members of the faculty directing the show were ord Wolfmeyer, production advisor, David Kelley, e advisor, Clarence Stangel, business advisor, Donald DuBois, art advisor. Choreography advisor Mrs. Jean Wolfmeyer, pianist was Beverly Princl, in charge of sound effects were Edward Stuhr William Wilfert. Those in charge of make-up e Jeanne Scheuer, Connie Schuler, Jane Eis, Diane da, and Susan Bayless. Helping Mr. DuBois with ery were: Joe Peroutka, Tom Peroutka, Dave erer, Susan Bayless, Lloyd Siebert, James Deme- , Dave Kornely, and Francis Valeenta. Participating in the show were Margaret Rhein, Kathy McManus, Bonnie Sorenson, Sharon Herrman, Connie Schuler, Marlene Mleziva, Mary Genrich, Ann Suchomel, Cathy Haese, Diane Sturm, Catherine Stangel, Martha Tollefson, Judy Freimuth, Jeanne Sheinoha, Lucille Funk, Sue Hoffman, Sharon Petska, Ramona Genrich, Diane Yanda, Maureen Brieder, Kay Komoroski, Shirley Wavrunek, Bonnie Cherveny, Shar- on Sand, Judith Augustine, Mary Tollefson, Charlene Troullier, Connie Pravechek, Susan Nehring, Joy Lynn Hassemer, Sharon Lulces, Marylee Brouchoud, Barbara Meyer, Corrine Augustine, Janet Popelar, Annabelle Meyer, Roxy Ross, Rose Marie Marbes, Judie Berg- man, Diane Popelar, Cathy Tuschl, Audrey Yanda, Nancy Nimmer, Ann Wichman, and Jane Eis, End men were Philip Hornyak, David Nimrner, Tom Tuschl, and Dennis Cigler. Interlocutor was Robert Hess. Page Sixty-seven SUSAN BAYLESS tSuzeI FHA 1,2,35 Junior Degree 25 Library Club 25 Bowling Club 3,45 Pep Band 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 45 Annual Stat? 45 Art Editor 45 Forensics 3,45 Variety Show 1,2,3,45 Art Club 35 Spanish Club 15 Latin Club 25 Senior Band 1, CAROL BERTRAND FHA 1,2,3,45 Junior Degree 15 Bowling Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Annual Stat? Editor 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety Show 45 Latin Club 2,3. BENEDICT BONFIGT FFA 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 3,4. MARYLEE BROUCHOUD tBroUchI FHA 1,2,3,45 Rec. Chairman 15 Reporter 25 Bowling Club 1,2,35 Captain 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Committee 1,2,35 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 1,2,3,45 Annual Stat? Co-Editor 45 Forensics 2,35 Radio Club 35 Vice President 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Solo 81 Ensemble Tournament 25 Variety Show 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Senior Band 2,3. KAREN BRUCKSCHEN Pep Club 2,45 Teachers Helpers 45 FHA 1,2. CAROL CHASENSKY Oriole Stat? 45 Annual Stat? 45 Teachers Helpers 4. MARIAN CYWINSKI Pep Club 2,45 Teachers Helpers 45 FHA 1,2. JAMES DEMMIN tSI'0nieI FFA 15 Variety Show 35 Art Club 3. JAMES EIS tChubbyI Variety Show 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 1,2, 3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 4, JANE EIS Student Council Sec. 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Bowling 1,2,35 Secretary 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 45 Annual Stat? Co-Editor 45 Camera Club 2,45 Teachers Helpers 45 Office Personnel 45 Variety Show 1,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Library Club 3. RICHARD EIS tDicki FFA 1,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Wrestling 1,2,3. MARY ANN FINNEL FHA 1,2,45 Pep Band 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,45 Homecoming Com- mittee 2,35 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 1,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Camera Club 1,25 Solo 81 Ensemble Tournament 25 Science Club 1,25 Junior Band 15 Senior Band 2. SHIRLEY FLENTJE FHA 1,2,35 Representative 45 Library Club 3,45 Bowling Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Oriole Staft 3,45 Annual Stat? 45 Girls Chorus 2,35 Camera Club 45 Librarian 3,4. JUDITH FREIMUTH Uudyi FHA 1,2,3,45 Parliamentarian 45 Library Club 25 Bowling Club 35 Pep Club 2,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 1,2,3,45 Annual Stat? 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety Show 3,4. HAROLD FUNK tHarryI FFA 15 Basketball 1,25 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 3. LUCILLE FUNK tLUcyI FFA 1,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Girls Chorus 45 Variety Show 4. CHERYL GADZINSKI tSkii Vice President 45 Bowling Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Girls Chorus 4 Latin Club 3. RAMONA GENRICH tMonai Class President 25 FHA 1,2,35 President 45 Junior Degree 35 Chap- ter Degree 45 Bowling Club 3,4 Pep Band 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stati 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 1,2,45 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety Show 2,3,4. ' CAROL GORZLANZYK FHA 1,2,3,4 Library Club 3,45 Bowling Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Ch 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Oriole Statt 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 2,35 Camera Cl BARBARA GOVE tBabs1 LYLE GRIMM FFA 1,25 Vice President 35 President 4. THOMAS GUEX tTomI FFA 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 3,45 Baseball 25 Track 3,45 Prom C 35 Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA HAVLOVITZ tPa'Il FHA 1,25 Bowling Club 45 Pep Club 35 Homecoming Commi 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 3,45AnnuaI Statt 45 Girls Ch 3,45 Teachers Helpers 4. SHARON HERRMANN tSI'lerryI Class Secretary 2,45 FHA Representative 35 Bowling Club Secretary 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homeco Committee 45 Prom Queen 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 1,2 Annual Staff Editor Student Section 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety S 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Spanish Club 15 Latin Club 2. ROBERT HESS tGopheri Student Council Vice President 45 Pep Club Vice President 35 Club 3,45 Football 2,35 Co-Captain 45 Track 2,3,45 Homecoming K Homecoming Committee 3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 1 Play 3,45 Oriole Staff Sports 45 Annual Statt 45 Advertising Chair Forensics 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 1,2,45 President 35 Camera Club Variety Show 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Vice President 2. SUE HOFFMAN tSusieI FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Vice President 45 Student Council 45 Junior gree 35 Chapter Degree 45 Bowling Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 1,2,3,45 Annual Sta Girls Chorus 1,2,45 Camera Club 1,2,45 Variety Show 2,3,45 Sci Club 1. PHIL HORNYAK tPhiIJ and tGerdieJ the cheerlead Class President 45 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 3,45 Football Track 1,45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole 45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Wrestling 1,4 DAVID HUTTERER Prom Committee 35 Variety Show 3. EVLYN KAZROWSKI RONALD KLEIN Football 35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. VERNON KOHLBECK Jockey 3,4. Wrestling 3. DAVID KORNELY tBear1 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, Manager 45 Track 3,45 Home ing Court 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Court 35 Prom mittee 35 Annual Stat? 45 Camera Club 2,4, RICHARD KORNELY tDicki Class President 15 FFA 15 Bowling Club 15 Football 2,3,45 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Kin Prom Committee 35 Camera Club 25 Wrestling Manager 4. KATHLEEN McMANUS tKathy, Katiei FHA Recreation Chairman 3, FHA 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 2,35 sident 45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 2,3,45 Radio Club 1,2,35 sident 45 Teachers Helper 45 Variety Show 3,45 Spanish Club 15 BARBARA MEYER Class Secretary 15 FHA Historian 25 President 35 Junior Degr Bowling Club i,2,a, captain 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, MaEF53 coming Committee 1,2,3,45 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 O Stat? 1,25 Co-Editor 3, Editor 45 Annual Stat? 45 Forensics 45 Club 45 Teachers Helper 45 Solo 81 Ensemble 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Science Club President 35 Latin Club 2,3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 S Band 1,2,35 President 4. LEON MILLER tleoi Football 35 Track Manager 2,35 Wrestling 3,4. Club 2. Page Sixty-eight DANIEL NEJEDLO lDannyI Pep Band 1,25 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 mecoming Committee 45 Annual Staff 45 Solo 8- Ensemble 25 Junior d 15 Senior Band 2. SUSAN NEMETZ lSusie1 Pep Club 2,45 Oriole Staft 3,45 Girls Chorus 45 Teachers Helpers satin Club 3. DAVID NIMMER iDave1 Class Vice President 35 President 45 Bowling Club 2, Secretary Baseball 2,3,45 Track 15 Prom Committee 35 1 Act Play 3,45 le Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 3,45 Variety Show 2,3,45 stling 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 15 Latin Club President 25 Science I 2,3. DAVID NOVAK Library Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Basketball 25 Oriole Staff Busi- . Manager 45 Annual Staff Advertising 45 Teachers Helpers 4. EILEEN OLLENDORF FHA 1,2,4. JOSEPH PEROUTKA Pep Band 45 Prom Committee 35 Solo 8. Ensemble Tournament 25 efy Show 35 Senior Band 4. THOMAS PEROUTKA Prom Committee 3. SHARON PETSKA lCHIPPYl FHA Representative 15 Bowling Club 45 Homecoming Queen 45 ecoming Court 15 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Court 35 Prom mittee 35 Girls Chorus 3,45 Teachers Helpers 4. JEROME RABITZ Uerryl Pep Band 1,2,35 Prom Committee 35 Solo 8- Ensemble 1,25 Variety 3,45 Senior Band I,2,35 Homecoming Committee 4. CHARLES RAMUSSEN Football 3,45 Track 2,3,4. DIANE REZBA JOANNE REIF JEANNE SCHEINOHA Library Club 45 Bowling Club 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Oriole 45 Annual Staff 45 Teachers Helpers 3,45 Variety Show 4. JEANNE SCHEUER Class Vice President 35 FHA 1,3,45 Representative 25 Bowling - 1,2,35 Captain 45 Pep Band 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Homecoming mittee 1,2,35 Prom Committee 3 Oriole Stat? 1,2,3,45 Camera - 25 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety Show 3,4. DIANE SCHMOOCK Girls Chorus 4. DARLENE SCHROEDER lDarl Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 1,25 Homecoming Committee 1,2,45 Committee 35 Oriole Staff 1,25 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 FHA 1,4, CONNIE SCHULER FHA 1,2,45 Reresentative 35 Bowling Club 1,2,35 Captain 45 Pep t 1,25 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee 1,2535 Prom mittee 35 Oriole Staff 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 25 Teachers Helpers Ffice Personnel 45 Solo 8. Ensemble Tournament 25 Variety Show FRANCIS SHIMANEK FFA 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 1,2,35 Treasurer 45 Track 1. LLOYD SIEBERT lSqueaky1 MICHAEL SIEHR lMlkeI Mixed Chorus 15 Track 2,3,45 Boys Chorus 4. ROBERT SIEHR iBobl FFA 1,25 Treasurer 3,4. BONITA SORENSON lBonniei Vice President 15 Pep Club 15 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom ittee 35 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Variety Show 45 Bowling Club 3,45 1,2,3,4. JAMES SPRANG Track 1,2,4. LORRAINE STARAL Pep Band 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Stat? 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 2,4. Teachers Helpers 45 Solo 8i Ensemble 2,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Junior Band 15 Senior Band 2,4. LYNN ST. JOHN lLynne1 Library Club 45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Teachers Helpers 4, EDWARD STUHR lEddieI Pep Band 2,35 Homecoming Committee l,2,3,45 Oriole Staff Busi- ness Manager 45 Annual StaFf 45 Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Junior Band 15 Senior Band 2,3. NANCY TAYLOR lNancl FHA 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 1,3,45 Homecoming Com- mittee 45 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staft 3,45 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Camera Club 45 Teachers Helpers 45 Variety Show 4. LARRY THIELE Pep Band 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Variety Show 25 National Honor So- ciety 45 Senior Band 2,35 Junior Band 1. MARY LOU TOLLEFSON Class Vice President 25 FHA 1,45 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Camera Club 45 Variety Show 4. . CHARLENE TROULLIER lCharlieI Class Secretary 35 FHA 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Oriole Staff 2,3,45 Camera Club 2,45 OFfice Personnel 35 Teachers Helpers 45 Solo 8. Ensemble Tournament 2,3,45 Variety Show 4. LORRAINE TUSCHEL Pep Club 25 Homecoming Committee 3,4i Prom Committee 35 Girls Chorus 2,3,45 Teachers Helpers 45 FHA 1,2,4. TOM TUSCHL lTom1 Class Treasurer 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 1 Act Play 1,2,3,45 Oriole Staft 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Forensics 1,2, 3,45 Radio Club 2,35 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Camera Club 1,35 Trea- surer 25 Variety Show 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,45 Spanish Club 15 Assis- tant Instructor Phy Ed 35 Gen Science 45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Science Club l,3,4. RONALD ULLMAN lWeaseII Student Council i,2,35 Football 1,25 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 15 State Tournament 2,4. JUDY WAGN ER Uuclyl Pep Club 25 Prom Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole StaFf 3,45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Teachers Helpers 45 FHA 1,2,4. GERALD WAVRUNEK Uerryl FFA 1,2,3,45 Variety Show 4. GERALDINE WEBER iGeri1 FHA 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Oriole Staft 35 Girls Chorus 25 Oftice Personnel 4. HUGO WIEGERT WILLIAM WILFERT iWiIIie1 Prom Committee 35 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4. 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HALADA BILUS insurance Service I RED OWL Safely Service Securlly Two Rivers, Wisconsin Mishicot, Wisconsin Ph- 7928731 Page Seventy-two Congratulations Class of '63 PARAGON ELECTRIC CO., INC. Two Rivers, Wisconsin Compliments to The Graduating Senior Class l3I3 Franklin St. Manitowoc, Wis. Ph. MU 2-4828 Senior Class Portraits in 1963 Arrow by CARLTON STUDIOS 821 Washington St. Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments of SCHMIDTMAN CO. Manufacturing Stationers and Wholesalers AN gym MESAQ 6' 51 .. 5179. V1 , ,. iins!' -4 nf Hr?-.biivi- -1 , 4N3?J52.'2.+X', Manitowoc, Wisconsin F. RADANDT SONS Concrete, Waylite, Cinder Blocks Sand and Gravel Crance and Bulldozer Service P.O. Box 424 8 S. I8 St. Manitowoc flap .12 Mmm FUNERAL CHAPELS Home of Fine Furniture Ph. 793-i756 Two Rivers Wisconsin Page Seven ty-three X! fyggycag by C- , , I ,fl L' s, - W jx ,V 'Af Md' sw I ,f ff f 4 JNDEPKGTS AUTWWECKIW TWO EEKS GARAGE MESSERMAN ally IZA!!! ff QNQ-U!! I H Furniture Company ZZ' 71 Sales and Service Fine Furniture Q f ' P' My f If ' ' D - , f' . A4 My LRo , wofp-ws Route I, Two Rivers Since 1928 L2 R. A. Zimmer, Prop. Two Rivers, Wisconsin 7 -ff fc M177 C I' T I SCHMOOCK' Ompmen S O S RoN's FLORAL sl-ioP WICHLACZ FOOD MARKET Weekdays: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Rglii, Two Rivers SUPPER CLUB Anita and Paul Chicken Dinners Our Specialty Flowers for Every Occasion 1808 Washington St. Two Rivers, Wis. HI-'I47 Ph. Mu 682-6771 Ph. Two Rivers 794-4615 Francis Creek, Wis. Ph. 792-7271 FARMCO MEMORIAL DRIVE - Feeds-Seed-Fertilizer Compllmems GaS'O 'T eS MONUMENT woRKs of Francis Creek Ph. Manitowoc 682-6442 684-9175 Ph. Larrabee 755-3675 on Manitowoc-Two Rivers Road Two Rivers, Wisconsin GALECKI CLOTHIERS Two Rivers, Wisconsin Compnmems Compliments BERKIS of of sci-iuems Bkos. co. Appafel Shop' 'nc- TWO RIVERS Established in 1849 u . . REPORTER Manitowoc, Wisconsin Manitowoc, Wisconsin Manitowoc Newspaper, Inc. Publishers of THE HERALD-TIMES Manitowoc, Wisconsin BOOK 8. GIFT SHOP Toys-Books-Gifts 831 South 8th St. Manitowoc, Wisconsin C compliments of ANADA DRY BOTTLING 710 Madison St. Msnafowoc, wisconsin Page Seventy-tour ETSKA'S SHOTO GARDENS Ray and Bernadine, Prop. Manitowoc, Wisconsin Phone 682-3223 KEN'S BISTRO Route 2, Two Rivers Phone 392-0482 RUSCH GROCERY Two Creeks, Wisconsin Phone 755-2023 Compliments of TWO CREEKS DAIRY Route 1, Two Rivers Compliments of WILSON'S BAR GIL'S SPORTING GOODS Boats-Spt. Goods-motors 1916 Washington St. Two Rivers, Wisconsin 'IAMBEAU SALES 81 SERVICE Compllmenis Complkmenfs Chain Saws, Snow of O Blowers, Lawn Equipment EASTWlN TAVERN COCKY'S Route 1, Two Rivers, Wis. M7 Cl b Phone 793-1576 Rufus Burbey, Prop. U Compliments GRIFFIN WOOLEN MILLS KUBSCH'S TAVERN of Washing-Carding Chicken Dinners-Reservations 'EMIL KRAINIK 1332 N. 8th, Manitowoc Phone 684-8063 Compliments of BUD'S BAR JRAL INSURANCE COMPANIES Bud and Jem, Amens Frecslplglveetlik Francis Creek, Wis. Itelaw, Wis. Ph. 68-7443 Phone MU 682-6033 STATE BANK WAGNER'S MEAT MARKET of Cold Storage Francis Creek Member of FDIC John D. Wagner, Prop. Phone 682-6092 Francis Creek, Wisconsin Kellnersville, Wisconsin Phone 732-3306 MARTY'S CHEVROLET Francis Creek, Wis. Sales and Service Phone 682-2876 HASSEMER'S Gen. Merchandise-Tavern Francis Creek, Wisconsin Phone 682-5922 SPORTMEN'S CLUB Ruth and Ed. Prop. Highway 42 Kewaunee Rifl, Wis. FLEMAL'S FOOTWEAR Shoes for Entire Family 1604 Washington St. Two Rivers, Wisconsin .IANDA SHOPPING CENTER Tisch Mills, Wis. Phone Tisch Mills 1F12 Compliments ' of KOLARIK'S MEAT MARKET Tisch Mills 20F-221 SAUVE'S OFFICE SUPPLIES Portable Typewriters 1620 Washington St. Two Rivers, Wis. ROMY GOSZ ORCHESTRA ROMI AND TONI'S BAR Rjti, Whitelaw, Wis. STEEBER'S STORE and LOCKER PLANT Kellnersville, Wis. IAMBERT IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Tractors Phone 732-3448 Kellnersville, Wis. VICTOR YOHAN EK Garage and Hardware Kellnersville, Wis. Page Seventy-tive Compliments of MALLEY PRINTING CO. 1500 Jefferson St. Two Rivers, Wis. DICK BROS. BAKERY Wholesale and Retail Dial 684-3363 306 N. 8th St. Manitowoc, Wisconsin Compliments of EGGERS PLYWOOD C Two Rivers, Wisconsin DAVE'S SPORTS CENTER Complete Line of Sporting Goods 2118 Jackson St. Phone 794-6461 Two Rivers KRONFORST ELECTRIC Electric Wiring Zenith Radio and TV Kelvinator Appliances Phone 755-3632 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of MISHICOT LUMBER COMPANY and your 1962 Annual Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of scHEuER's MEATS FRANK SCHEUER MEINEKE GARAGE Re '1 19 Phone 755-3621 Phone 755-3874 Mishicof, Wisconsin Phone 755-2442 Mishicot, Wisconsin Mishicot, Wisconsin TWIN RIVERS PFINGSTEN GROCERY Co-operatives Compliments Flour-Feed-Grain 5l'1U 1lne Foods Fertilizer of Gas and Oil Food Lockers Phone: Mishicot 755-3601 Two Rivers 793-5631 Phone 755-3451 Mishicot, Wisconsin sTANoEL's suPER vALuE COmp'l 'e 'S of Two Rivers MuELLER's Oshkosh Manitowoc Mishicot, Motor Mart Mishicot, Wisconsin DR. JOHN NILLES VILLAGE BAKERY Assortment of Bakery Phone 755-3353 Mishicot, Wisconsin Paul Wi mmer Page Seventy-six Compliments of RST-POPELAR INSURANCE Independent Agents Phone 755-4221 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments Compliments of f BLATTLER'S O A 8. G Store Phone 755-2573 BERGNER'S Mishicot, Wisconsin JOHN BENZINGER Catholic Knights Insurance Society BADGER LANES A.M.F. Automatic Setters BADGER GRILL A Good Place to Eat Homemade Soups fe 1 I Family plan Harvey and Evey and Pies i jigs! iyaisgaei Bowl for Heallll Home Cooked Dinners Vins POHO Mishicor, wisconsin Phone 755-2791 Mishicot, Wisconsin Phone 755-3633 Mishicot, wisconsin Ph. 755-2544 ROLAND H, nvoRAK DEMSlEN'S Compliments R T, Mishicot Variety Store of r ep esen mg Gifts Drugs American Family Plan Novelties, Photo Service TWO RIVERS Books Costume Magazines Jewelry N Insurance Infant Wearing Apparel ew Mishicot, Wisconsin EELL'S ELECTRIC Wiring Service Phone 755-2755 Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of FRAN'S Cities Service Station Phone 755-3681 Mishicot, Wisconsin Phone 755-2663 Car Dealers EIS Implement Company John Deere Farm Equipment Service, Repair Water systems Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of FOREMOST DAIRIES INC Industrial Division Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of JOHNSON'S HAYLOFT BAR Carl ancl Irene, Props. 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