Mishicot High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mishicot, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

Qjigach, 50? aim, 520335 51300 QZZZJQEB 5115? in Ehpose a 3051 Hou. can love 9pr'H, dream, andnpray Scar if SQ-if our love grow ands row gg things 30 wrong Q03 feel ow. L gyoufre learning 3oLL're growing 0u're beginning JC0 Live ' each? S00 0.3001 rn Sviendn 76ntiL 6900. reaehg 'nie enci, an out into me WOPLQD QAQQQ Simi, gonraekf ry Srienqg by LSMQM-M93 Brett, Qwlwdf THE SENIOR CLASS OF T969 PRESENTS THE MISHICOT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL THE ARROW SHELLY DEIDRICK SUPERIN TENDEN T MR. O. H. SCHULTZ PRINCIPAL MR. J. H. KAIN Ono of thc most limportafnt trips a man, ca-n make is that involved in meeting the other fellow halfway. -Brice Van Horn 3 FACULTY MR. LYLE ANDERSON MR. WOODROW BERGNER Industrial Arts Science, Driver's Education ,.,- , MR. DONALD DUBOIS MR. PAUL FRELICH Art English MRS. ANITA GULSETH MR. DONALD HALADA MR. DONALD HEUSTERBERG French Agricuiiure Math, Social Science 4 FACULTY MR. DAVID KELLEY MR. RAYMOND KOCH Math, Science Math, English MR. KENNETH KOLAR MISS CAROL LEVENHAGEN Physical Education Chorus-Music MRS. HAZEL MEYER MR. GLENN NELSON MRS. RUTH REINKS Commercial Music-Band Home Economics 5 FACULTY MISS MERILYN ROTH MRS. MARY SCHEUER Physical Education English, Socal Science MRS. DOROTHY SCHULTZ MRS. WINIFRED SMITH Science English MR. JOHN SPEVACEK MR. CLARENCE STANGEL MR. SANFORD WOLFMEYER English, Speech Social Studies Science 6 LIBRARIANS MRS. DOROTHY SCHULTZ MRS. FERN NIMMER STUDENT LIBRARIAN S R0w-K- PSYOUUCBI L- Zelewske, P- GFCTZ, 5- Coenen Third Row-D. Bolle, M. Kvitek, D. LeCIair, J. Olson, K. Marlow, J Row--C. Shaw, L. Stuckey, P. Engeldinger, D. Reindl Zinkel 7 OFFICE SECRETARIES CK MRS. MRS. OFFICE ASSISTANTS quardt, M. Voelker, K. Suess, J. Doolan, A. Tadych, P. Delleman, S FACULTY ASSISTAN S 5 Sitting-S. Brey, J. Eells Standing--RC. Scheuer, P. Samz, C. Carviou, J. Tollefson, M. Theyerl, R. Finnel, V. Marlow, CHOOL BOARD First Row-E. Schleis, R. Baugniei, J. Tuma, W. Brey Second Row--S. Nimmer-Pesidenf, C. Spevaceklreasurer, E. Suess-Clerk 9 :iii -- i :Q 5, h. V Bruhn CHHDANCE The Student Council consists of 3 students from each ofthe four classes. The duty of these students is to rep- resent the class to which they belong. A student council member is expected to make decisions which he thinks will benefit his fellow students. This year the student council held meetings every other week. At these meet- ings they had discussions on items of interest to the students. The main topics of discussion were the open- ing of the gym for recreation at noon, a roller-skating party, corridor benches, and trying to obtain permis- sion to hold a school picnic from the school board. Representing the senior class were Tom Arkens, Kay Bergner, and Judy Eells. From the junior class came Dave Holmes, Don Holmes, and Bonnie Budysz. The sophomores were represented by Julie Rhein, Gary Princl, and Steve Koch. Terry Loberger, Judy Wiltert, and Bob Dvorak were representatives ot the freshmen. Mr. Kain acted as our advisor. The Student Council received student council pins toward the end of the year for their hard work in try- ing to represent the students and acting as the voice of the student body. MR. CLINTON PETERS TUDE T CDUNCHJ First Row-Di. Holmes-President, B. Budysz-Secretary, J. Eells-Treasurer, Second Row--T. Loberger, J. Wilfert, J. Rhein S Koch K Bergner D. Holmes-Vice President, Mr. Peters B, Dvorak, G. Princl, T. Arkens, Mr. Kain PATRIUTISM KAY BERGNER THOMAS ARKENS The Twelve members of Student Council have put into eFfect the system of raising and lowering the American Flag each school day, when the weather per- mits. The flag is located at the front entrance of the high school. The flag waves freely in the breeze from the beginning of the first hour class to the end of the sev- enth hour class. The Student Council, representing the students from every class in the school government, feels that the Mishicot students are proud of the American flag and what it stands for. They are grateful to be living in the United States of America, where freedom rings out from coast to coast. They don't look at this duty as a task but as an honor to serve their country. The flag raisers are Kay Bergner and Tom Arkens, senior members of Student Council. 'IT ARROW TAF F First Row-Shelly Deidrick, Diane Graycarek, Co-Editors Second Row'4Mrs. Scheuer, Mr. Stangel, Advisors TYPISTS ADVERTISING eff First Row-S. Brey, B. Budysz, R. Finnel Sitting-P. Sarnz, J, Eells, K. Bergner Second Row-S. Skubal, M. Voelker, P. Bruhn Standing- G. Wasurick, P. Krdinik, C, Carviou, S. Yan Third Row-L. Ferry, S. Rehbein, C. Podrabsky, K. Suess ARTISTS C, Scheuer, H. Rehbein, M. Weber, B. Kellner 'I2 SEMQFQS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY CAROL PODRABSKY SUSAN REHBEIN TREASURER RITA FINNEL I4 BONNIE BUDYSZ THOMAS ARKENS THOMAS ARMSTRONG SALUTATORIAN KEN BASKEN GORDON PATRICIA AUGUSTINE AUGUSTINE 15 KAY BERGNER JOHN BOHMAN BERNARD BREY BARBARA BUDYSZ SANDRA PATRICIA BREY BRUHN 'I6 CANDICE CARVIOU KEITH CIGLER SUSAN COENEN ROBERT DVORAK JUDY EELLS DOUGLAS FARMER LINDA FERRY RITA FINNEL THOMAS FUNK STEVEN DENNIS FLECK FRANK WILLIAM GARCEAU JANE GOHR JERELYN GOVE MARY ANN GUEX DIANE PATRICIA GRAYCAREK GRETZ I9 SANDRA HAAG WILLIAM HAESE MICHAEL JOHANEK GARY DALE HOLSCHBACH HUTTERER 20 DENNIS HASSEMER ROBERT KELLNER DONALD KEMPEN PATRICIA KRAJNIK x , 1Af .m,A.f , LEON LEVEN HAGEN DEBRA MARTIN LaROSE LeCLAIR in 21 JOHN LOBERGER PATRICK LORENZ VICKI MARLOW PEGGY ff' L4YV'!J Kr y wqmjwi MACDONALD 'ILTH1 MA My RICHARD LORENZ W PATRICIA MARQUARDT STEVEN MAYEFSKE .-4' PATRICIA MICHALSKI JOHN NEY JEROME SANDRA MISKE MOTT 23 DAVID NOVAK JUDY OLSON Y I LINDA PATEK CAROL PODRABSKY DONALD RONALD PECH PILON 24 WESLEY PROCHAZKA HAZEL REHBEIN is il' Qs, I 1 ,--. . SUSAN REHBEIN WAYNE RUELLE DONNA THOMAS REIF REZEK 25 ,S DELMAR RUETHER PATRICIA SAMZ RICHARD SAWYER JAMES SCHMOOCK CATHY BETTE SCHEUER SCHLEIS 26 JAMES SEDLACEK COLLEEN SHEBESTA Q WVQWXV wwf ffjiff ,WZ W ,Sf M21 7 LW! f KATHY J NM' STAUDINGER srecl Vgwwf vw vw KA ERWIN SUESS SPAU DE 27 STELLA SWETLIK ANNA MAE TADYCH MARY JANE JANICE THEYERL TOLLEFSON ANNE TRIERWEILER 28 PAUL TROST CHERYL ULLMAN A W A M A JW Wwiffiw MARY VAN DEN HEUVEL GARY WASURICK MARY ' THOMAS ff VOELKER WAGNER 29 JUDY WAVRUNEK MARK WEBER WAYNE WOLFMEYER GERALD ZINKEL SCOTT LINDA YANDA ZELEWSKE 30 CATHY SCHEUER BADGER GIRL STATE D.A.R. AWARD STEVE FLECK BADGER BOY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society were Sandi Skubal Cathy Hazel Rehbein, Shelly Deidrick, Ken Basken, r Steve Fleck. They were chosen because of their igh scholastic grade average. All six were given their ational Honor Society pin in their lunior year and aintained their high average throughout their senior ear, thus remaining in the National Honor Society. Mishicot High School students qualifying tor the KJ Sitting-C. Scheuer, S, Fleck, K, Basken, Mr. Peters Advisor Standing-H. Rehbein, S, Skubal, S. Deidrick Mishicot High School sets high standards for the National Honor Society. It expects students to work very hard tor the privilege of being named a member. They must obtain good grades throughout their years in high school. It is indeed an honor to belong to the National Honor Society and Mishicot High School is proud of those who have worked hard to become members. CLASS HISTORY As Seniors of the T969 graduating class of Mishicot High School, we are eagerly looking toward the fu- ture and reaching for our goals. Even though we must look ahead, let's not forget all the wonderful memo- ries These past four years have brought us. Our Freshman class was guided by: Sandi Skubal - President, Shelly Deidrick - Secretary, Vicky Marlow - Treasurer. Mr. Heusterberg, Mr. Bergner, and Mr. Wolfmeyer were our advisors. Patsy Krainik, Judy Eells, and Diane Graycarek were chosen as B team cheerleaders. With these fond memories, we left behind our fresh- man year and began our sophomore year. Our second year saw us with, Steve Fleck - President, Rita Finnel - Vice President, Patsy Krainik - Secretary, Cathy Scheuer - Treasurer. Student Council members were Kay Berg- ner, Judy Eells, and Pat Samz. Diane Graycarek, Patsy Krainik, Barb Samz, and Judy Eells were chosen B team cheerleaders. Arsenic and Old Lace , the All-School Play, saw Steve Fleck and Sandra Haag as participants. Our Homecoming float, Let's Pull it to Victory , took first place. One of the highlights during our Sophomore year was our Basketball team. They won the regional title, then went on to defeat Brillion in the Sub-Sectional, From there they advanced to the Sectional Tournament at Green Bay. ln the first night of play they lost to Green Bay West Wildcats in a closely fought battle. This destroyed all hope of going to state. Leading sophomore on the squad was Steve Fleck. As Juniors, Mr. Bergner, Mr. Wolfmeyer, and Mr. Heusterberg as advisors, we returned to M.H.S. Class officers were: Pat Samz - President, Barbara Samz - Vice President, Mary Voelker - Secretary, and Susie Rehbein - Treasurer. Sunshine Lollipops , was the theme of our Junior Prom, which was held at Fox Hills. Music was provided by Joe Buffano. King Bob Dvorak and Queen Judy Eells reigned over the event. Members of the court were: Don Kempen and Rita Finnel, John Loberger and Patsy Krainik, Steve Fleck and Kay Bergner, Tom Ar- kens and Barbara Budysz, and Gary Holschbach and Patty Marquardt. A squad cheerleaders were Cathy Scheuer, Patsy Krainik, and Judy Eells. Mary Jane Theyerl and Sandi Skubal were chosen as co-editors of the school paper, The Oriole . Cathy Scheuer was chosen Badger Girl and Steve Fleck as Badger Boy. Mike Johanek, Shelly Deidrick, and Colleen Shebes- ta were band clinic representatives. Shelly Deidrick was chosen Band Malorette in her iunior year. Cathy Scheuer was winner of the Voice of Democra- cy contest. As seniors we chose Susie Rehbein - President, Carol Podrabsky - Vice President, Barbara Budysz - Secretary, and Rita Finnel - Treasurer. We were represented on the Student Council by Kay Bergner, Tom Arkens, and Judy Eells. ln the fall of l968, the football team took second place in the conference. The seniors on the team were: Tom Arkens, Steve Fleck, John Loberger, Jim Schmoock, Bob Dvorak, Gordon Augustine, and Rick Lorenz. On October T9 homecoming was held. The theme was Autumn Silhouettes . Our homecoming float plac ed third. Homecoming royalty consisted of King Tom Arkens and Queen Julie Samz. Members of th court were Steve Fleck, Bob Dvorak and Judy Eells and John Loberger. Cathy Scheuer was chosen as the Betty Crocke Homemaker of Tomorrow . Shelly Deidrick and Diane Graycarek began work a co-editors of the Arrow. Chosen as A team cheerleaders were Judy Eells Patsy Krainik, Cathy Scheuer, and Mary Jane Theyerl. Cathy Scheuer won the State DAR Award in T969. fi. UNIOR CLASS OFFICER .-s V -are-fs . i -me .W Hif i.. -, .5 - K First Row-D. Trierweiler-Treasurer, J. Sarnz-Secretary, K. Loberger' Second Row Mr, Spevacek, Mr. Frelich, Miss Roth, Advisors Vice President, M, Bertrand-President OPHOMORF, CLASS OFFICER irsr Row-C. Bremser-Vice President, C, Kornely-Treasurer, L. Cisler, ecreta S. Rathsack-President 33 K 135' Second Row--Mr. Anderson, Miss Levenhagen. Mr. Kelley, Advisors FRE HMEN CLASS OFFICER First Row-C. Bernhardt-Treasurer, D. Wilfert-Vice President, M. Genrich-President, B. Benthien-Secretary The Junior Class of 1968-69 had a total of 106 stu- dents. The officers of the class were: President - Mary Ann Bertrand, Vice-President - Kathy Loberger, Secre- tary - Julie Samz, and Treasurer - Dolores Trierweiler. The advisors were Miss Roth, Mr. Spevacek, and Mr. Frelich. Juniors elected to the Student Council were Bonnie Budysz, Dave Holmes, and Don Holmes. A team cheerleaders chosen from the Junior Class were Bonnie Budysz and Julie Samz. The Juniors took second place in the float competi- tion tor Homecoming '68' with their float entitled Spear the Spartans . This was the big year for the Junior Prom with King Don Holmes and Queen Bonnie Budysz reigning over the festivities. The Prom was held on May 16 and the theme was Love is Blue . A total of 86 students comprised the Sophomore Class of 1968-69. The officers .elected for the year were: President - Sue Rathsack, Vice-President - Cindy Bremser, Secretary - Linda Cisler, and Cindy Kornely as Treasurer. The advisors were Miss Levenhagen, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Kelley. Student Council members Second Row-Mr. Heusterberg, Mr. Wolfmeyer, Mr. Bergner, Advisor were Steve Koch, -Gary Princl, and Julie Rhein. The Sophomore float, entitled Smoke Out the Spar tans took first place in the Homecoming parade. Th float consisted of a tepee and a campfire with signal rising into the air. B team cheerleaders from the Sophomore Clas were Cindy Kornely, Nancy Cherney, Julie Rhein, an Connie Shebesta. The incoming Freshman Class had 118 students which made it the largest class in school. Officers elect ed by the Freshmen were: President-Mike Genrich Vice-President - Dave Wilfert, Secretary - Brian Benthi en, and Treasurer - Carol Bernhardt. Freshmen on th Student Council were Terry Loberger, Judy Wilfert an Bob Dvorak. The advisors were Mr. Wolfmeyer, Mr Heusterburg, and Mr. Bergner. We'll Sink the Spartans was the theme of th Freshmen Homecoming float, which placed fourthi the competition. The lone B team cheerleader from the Freshma Class was Virginia Rhein. JU IDR Row - D. Pekarek, M, Augustine, R. Reif, G, Messman, J, Dou- V. Jerahek md Row -M. Kochrosky, J. Kunstmann, S. Kouba, C. Kakes, Kopetsky, P. Miske, K. Peroutka Third Row--R. Siehr, C. Shaw, S. Tetzlaflf, B. Koch, C. Krzizike, P. Moore, P, Delleman, C. Oswald Fourth Row-D. Rezek, C. Saubert, D. Loch, J. Farmer, C. Springer, P. Engeldinger, L. Sfuckey Row-T. Zigmunt, V. Siehr, D. Marquardt, B. Groothofi L. Third Row--R. Siehr, D. Funk, M, Samz, P. Berfler, B. Pribyl, J. C. Doolan Wichlacz, W. Burdick Row---S. Skubal, B. Bevger,-C. Spechf, H. Lambrechf, M. Moen, Fourth Row-D. Roberison, T. Vocke, D. Schneider, G. Bruhn, R. Krueger, C. Bremser Retziafr, D. Reindl 35 UNIOR NY xi ...J Q 1 , Y . S 1 ...F . rm is First RQWVT. Henrickson, T. Nehring, J. Sarnz, D. Reznickek, A. Third Row-D. Paurz, S. Sfransky, D. Gerisch, J. Koenig, M. K: Wanek T. Van Seggern Second Row-A-P. Skubal, D. Pierce, B. Budysz, C. Haelfrisch, D. Fourth Row-J. Maly, B. Berres, G. Bodwin, D. Suess, Trierweiler, S. STUECK, J. Princl K, Holmes, D, Holmes, D, Holmes 1,-Q l i ,KJ .' 1 A an -4 First Row-M. Paqueffe, D. Lodl, M. Peiska, J. Lambert, M. Kron- Third ROWYJ. Yanda, B. Klemm, A. Wagner, L. Nehring, G. forsi N. Zeman, M. Bertrand Second Row4T. Dellemann, K. Marlow, M. LeRoy, C. Kornely, J Fourth Row--D. Bernhardt, R. Wegner, T. Gesser, L. Dolski, F. TP Gauihier, M. Woodcock, K, Loberger son, D. Doucha 36 OPI-IOMORE Qi: if fr 32... First Row-G. Princl, C. Vetting, K. Skubal, K. Kellner, R. Ney Second Row--D. Reif, C. Zelevvske, M. Schmoock, J. Moen, B. Zim' merhakel, R. Witak 4' . 1 Mr I. ggi 9, .. I-fr .Q 1 Third Row- N. Cherney, S. Gove, P. Woncirasli, L. Dolski, T. Wifak Fourth Rowf-A. Basken, F. Schmoock, M. Dirkman, M, Schleis, D. Bohman K - 'L . 1-1 J x . f. S 'u..- , -. 5 ll. Row-M. Hassemer, P. Haese, S. Rathsack, M. Thsyerl, L. Schuh Third Row-O. Webster, T Reif, K. Derenne, K. Schmidt, J. Ney Row-C. Shebesta, M. Miske, C. Bohacek, M. Krcma, R. M, Fourth Row'-N. Kochrosky, D. Holschbach, J. Doolan, J, Rhein, A. D. Haack Biely 37 OPI-IO ORE First Row--J. Flessert, C. Bremser, B. Ferry, C. Kornely, C. Nlayefske Bitto, J. Lorenz Second Row-D. Katzka, L. Cisler, D. Bolle, C. Budysz, D. Weber Fourth Row -E, Born, J. Halverson, G. Karstaedt, G. Sm e Third Row-J. Kakes, C. Rahmlovv, K. Wavrurtek, M. Springstube, T, Trochil, M. Moore 7 an First Row-B. Wegner, J. Lorenz, M, Kvifek, D. LeClair, L. Berres Second Row-T. Nehring, M. Schuler, J. Pribyl, B. Zeman, C. Lukasik, A. Swetlik W-.If K .5 Third Row-J. Rehbein, L. Hlinak, J. Skubal, J. Haese, Fourth Row-WR. Dvorak, B. Krummel, S. Pautz, S. Koch inger FRE HME Third Row+J. Bitto, M. Malchek, R. Moe, M. Cislcr, J. Pfefferkom, L. Novak, P. Lange Fourrh Row--J. Marlow, G. Rezek, K. Wicbensohn, M. Jerabek, M. Michalski, D. Koenig, D. Brey Row T Kerscner K Ploor L Marquardf P Ney D Marquardt Third Row-J. Robertson, M. Franz, T. Skubal, T. Loberger, R. Rebe- nk chek, B. Groothofi G. Dererme, D. Peters, D. LaRose w R ohde I y M Kocran Sa Fourth Row--A. Krainik, R. Wagner, R. Landf, D. Rezba, S. Ficti'm, olarlk Ha c J Sc PIS K. Stueck, P. Hassemer FRE HME First Row'--L. Brickner, D, Tadych, A. Koch, F. Straka, J. Toilefson, Third Row--G.. Staudinger, R, Gospodarek, D. Wilfert, B. T- PCWGI' A. Clark, J. Peterik, M. Morris, C. Yanda Second Row---A. Sponholtz, R. Ray, D. Kobes, S. Bostedt, G. Ruelle, Fourth R0w4T. Sqhimmel, B, Bruckschenl E, Haag, L, Buyler J. Schmit, M. Brockhoff, C. Beck Hrudka, C. Finnel, M. Stangel, G. Hunnader First Row-L. Ewen, V. Patek, P. Schroeder, N. Schuh, C. Bremser, Third Row-M. Thompson, M. Wellner, C. Rehbein, C. :menu G. Rhein T. Chevalier, C. Bernhardt, R. Kornely, J. Pribyl Second Row-M. LeRoy, M. Dirkmann, J. Carviou, L. Farmer, D. Fourth RowfM. Zigmunt, M. Genrich, S. Paquette, B. Reif Cookie, V. Schle-is, D. Webster Berrei, J. Rahmlow, R. Dvorak, K. Holmes 40 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES PROM 1968 X i E X was 42 PROM 1969 BONNIE BUDYSZ DON HOLMES 1' A First Row-AJ. Samz-Queen, T. Arkens-King Second ROWAJ. Eells, C. Korneiy, J, Rhein Third Row--B. Dvorak, J. Lolserger, S. Pie 44 OQXQNNAKEP5 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS N' AMERICA 4 '90 NEW '60 Q , Oc, Le 4 Jnahzw, 'gg OF . -, to 4 Q5 F. H. A. First Row C. Shaw, A. Koch, C. Schwcrma, M. Scherrer, D, Haack, Shroeder, N, Levenhagen G. Dererme Third Row---J. Wilfert, S. Samz, J. Pribyi, N. Cherney, J. Rhien, Second Row---S. Tetzlafq, J. Siehr, R. Moc, J. Carviou, P. Lange, P. D, Weber, C. Budysz K e , . dv.. .... A ,a ,R . , Firsi Row-D. Holschbach, C, Bremser, C. Kornely, N. Kochrosky, L. Budysz, J. Samz, J. Princl, J. Pfefferkorn Cisler, M. Michalski Third Row'-D. LeClair, J. Peterik, M. Bertrand, D. Trierweiler, K. Second Row-C, Bernhardt, C. Haelfrisch, C. Yanda, C. Beck, B. Peroutka, C- Oswald 46 A rs? Row-K. Skubal, G. Rhein, R. Tess, L. Marquardi, C. Bremser, Skubal, C. Specht, Mrs. Rienks . Cisler Third Row-S. Kouba, S. Stueck, J. Wichlacz, P. Engeldinger, M cond Row-L. Krueger, V. Schleis, D. LaRose, D. Cookle, S, Woodcock, M. Krcma, C. Bohacek 47 F. H. . OFFICER nj- 'QS' 'Q'. ni First Row-B. Koch, Treasurer, C. Scheuer, President, P. Samz, Vice Second Row--M. A. Bertrand, Historian-Reporter, J. Eells, R Presidenfp C. Carviou, Secretary K, Bergner, Parliamenrariang Mrs. Rienks, Advisor F.H.A. RFJPRE E TATIVE ecreation M R ,ig Q. . 5 Seated-C. Podrabsky, G. Rhein, R. Kornely, D. Holschbach, P. Standing--L. Cisler, C. Oswald, B. Budysz Krainik 48 5585.2 f n FUTURE FARMERS 6. Q 2, Q, 5 QQ AMERICA NQfQ'2 fI lf-'Y V LJQJU.-'JK' f 1' 5 VH Q I 7 Q 40!,x Q OPTION WN ' Ox .K xf'1f7fffP? D .SM FMM UF gvf ba-S9 JIU 3 R F. F. A. OFFICER 'QQ' First Row-L, Hlinak, J. Schmoock, R. RetzIafT Second Row-Mr. Halada, B. Haese, R, Reif, L. Dolski F. F. A. First Row-Mr. Halada, L. Dolski, J, Schmoock, R. Reif, B. Haese, Fourth Row-W. Prochazka, P. Lorenz, P. Trost, T. Armstrong, R. Retzlaff, L. Hlinek, G. Rezek, J. Robertson Bohman, B. Brey, B. Krummel, B. Klernm, S. Mayefske Second Row-J. Sedlacek, G. Hunsader, D. Kobes, R. Hrudka, C. Fifth Row-D. Rezek, D. Loeh, J. Maly, M. Kronforst, M. Petska Finnel, L. Brickner, T. Skubal, J. Rahmlow, J. Bohman Ney, F. Schmoock, M. Hassemer, P. Haese, D. Dvorak Third Row-W. Ruelie, B. Garceau, D, Hutterer, G. Sfaudinger, D. Sixth Row-D. Bernhardt, R. Wegner, J. Lambert, J. Rehbein, Wilfert, T. Nehring, K. Derenne, L. Schuh, S. Yanda Gesser, D. Ruether, T. Rezek, P. Bertler 50 UNIOR DAIRY E OFFICER 5. 1 Standing-L. Brickner, Treasurerg D. Wilfert, Reporter Sitting-R. Reif, Vice Presidentp T. Nehring, Presidentg R. W'egner, Secretaryg Mr. Halada, Advisor UN IOR DAIRY E irst Row-D. Bohman, G. Rezek, D. Brey, F. Schmoock, D. Wilfert, Third Row-RG. Hunsader J. Rehbein, L. Dolski, R. Hrudka, T. Ges . Kobes, J. Robertson, J. Brey, Mr. Halada ser, R. Wegner, D. Bernhardt, J. Sedlacek econd Row--L. Brickner, T. Deliemann, S. Yanda, R. Reif, J. Lamberf, Fourth Row-T. Nehring, J. Rahmiow, T. Rezek, D. Loeh, W Proc . Petska, J, Bohman, M. Funk, J. Schmoock hazka, D. Ruether, B. Krummel, L. Hlinak 51 INDUSTRIAL ARTS MUSIC W Q J. Mlske-Librarian, C, Shebes MAJORE CLINIC ESENTA S. Deidrick . Holmes, J. Wichlac L3 ls ff, X. Q V, -4 sm a t iii! ' Ei gf Qing, Z' s V . ' - , . g 2 fmnf., -far ' S ' 0'4- .Q 1 4 ' aa, 1 ' - , . I V fb . 2 vu '. 1? x. ' Q, ,M,,,,,f, -. ' N Q5 xx' x ', 1 V 2 Q H- 1 x ' yr' pm if I f Q l yi K .. S X h Q, 's 1 f 5355? 'f ' A. 'fd Q1 X . K K K - t s . .4 gs 5. 1 ' E 1 ' N 5 Y p 5 wa' ' n v . K. f if ' 1 V W . ,V ' , 1 2 A fe X y , . 1 . 'n X . 'y NR M fl s : - 1 -k fin 42 f1 .N2i? AHR 'v? 's 4 5 .. ' , JL SN sis - E X , ' 'gm ' V, -.. Q Q . 9 'E x 5 ix, X :Eg Q N I tg? ' NX Af. ,M . X ' ' 3 Y D 1 X ggi 'ffl X 6 x LQ-Q 1 I n ' 3 I 1, 'Nm 4 I Q ,nxt A 'Bay i Y V 'J N 3 ?n b W L A f ' 1 .', 'Q ,, . '.Z fm, W, mx gybik A ' ' Q 1 . 5 f vi . Y J W 3 , . . W i Y M Lmy' I V , 51 i is . if X YH A . ik E fc M , gb Q ,- au ' '-f gg ' Y! , ? ,D X15 hY'T f I I M ' , .6 A Q, . fs- , . , wg, 'QW A l 5 l A .x ff a 5 iw' ' 1Jflf Q f T is I if 'YM H H Qif f 1 , ,.:..,,,,, .'S:5:E.,:: i , R X Y ' ' K Q A -gn I L I 5 hir- , .i g . ., I jg J i'11 W . 3 A ' 'L W l I UNIOR BAN Third Row-L. Staudinger, S. Staudinger, M. Brickner, J. Bergner, S. Hoida, J. Samz, B. Baugniei, S. Paufz, G. Kobes, B. Hlinak, J. Vocke, J. Wenfker, G. Sosnosky, R. Reif, M. Hlinak, J. Heyroth, L. Zeman, C. Halada Fourth Row--P. Hassemer, D. Heinrich, R. Ney LL STATE BA D REPRE E TATIVE Mlchael Johanek Shelly Deidrick First Row-P. Skubal-Secretary-Treasurer, R. Finnel-President Second Row-B. Budysziibrarian, J. Rhein-Librarian, M. Guex-Vice President E IOR CHORU OFFICER UN IOR CHORUS OFFICER G, Rhein-Vice President, P. SchroederAPreside-nt, R. Korncly-Secretary-Treasurer First Row-D. Holmes-President, G. Bodwin-Vice President Second Row-B. Pribyl-Secretary-Treasurer, W, Prochazka-Librarian, D. Reindl-Librarian BOY GLEE CLUB OFFICER UNHHICHORUS First Row-M. Ruelle, V. Schleis, M. LeRoy, M. Schmoock, D. Reif Third RowfP. Schroeder, N. Schuh, J. Pfeflferkorn, L. Novak, C. Second Row-K. Ploor, R. Tess, M. Scherrer, N. Levenhagen, G. Rehbein, R. Kornely, J. Schmii, P. Lange Rhein, B. Groo1hoH BOY' GLEE CL B First Row--M. Jerabek, K. Wiebensohn, J. Bohman, B. Pribyl, D. A. Clark Bohrnan Third Row--B, Berres, G. Bodwin, D. Holmes, W, Prochazka, K Second Ro-w-D. Reindl, S. Yanda, D. Ross, G. Messman, J. Farmer, Holmes, G. Peroutka, Miss Levenhagen 62 LLT TRIPLE TRIO First Row-M. Guex Second Row-D. Graycarek, K. Skubal Third Row--M. Woodcock, K. Loberger, M. Krcma Fourth Row-R. Finnel, S. Rehbein Fifth Row--J. Gohr R BAND REPRESENTATIVE Michael Johanek, Sandra Haag 63 ACCOMPANISTS ALL STATE CHORUS REPRESENTATIVES B. Prnbyl, M. Krcma 64 5 - if ll ,X A TEAM F OOTB LL First Row-B. Benthien, R. Lorenz, J, Schmoock, G. Augustine, T. B. Berres, D. Dvorak, D Suess Arkens-Co-Captain, S. Fleck-Co-Captain, G. Wasurick, J. Loberger, B. Third Row-Mr. Peters, L Peltier A Wanek T Nehrmg M Schuler DVOYBK, D- ROl'JeffS0n S. Koch, D. Holmes, D. Holmes D Pautz K Holmes S Pautz D Second Row-G. Princl, G. Bodwin, R. Retzlaft, J. Lorenz, K. Schmidt, Gerish, T. Zigmunt, Mr. Frelich T. Ne-hring, D. Schneider, T. Vocke, D. Reznichek, J. Yanda, D, Novak, Mishicot 32 Howards Grove 6 Mishicot 34 Stockbridge O Mishicot 20 Sevastopol O Mishicot 12 Southern Door 18 Mishicot 8 Gibraltar 0 Mishicot O Luxemburg 24 Mishicot 33 Manitowoc Lutheran 12 B TEAM First Row-R. Haack, L. Butler, D. Tadych, D. Bohman, M. Genrich, Third Row--C. Finnel, C Stueck T Peltier B Prnbyl T Gesser J. Pribyl, R. Ney, R. Wagner, B. Bruckschen, K. Stueck Bertler, R. Dvorak, S. Paquette G Staudmger Second Row-R. Gospodarek, J. Eells, F. Schmoock, J. Flessert, J. Fourth Row--Mr. Kolar, L Bruckner G Hunsader M Augustine Robertson, P. Worvdrash, K. Holmes, M. Stangel, R. Hrudka, D. Wellner, B. Reit, M. Zigmunt B Benthien E Haag Kobes QA . L,.Q mf Qi .gi , 1 f,,,, 1s ,n , K ?L . f M, g veq- ,Q S my an fum i gig . W fn MA fi . ,, If lvl l nl ,vlfehm Val' First Row- S. Fleck-Co-Captain, Coach Peters, M. Ill if Second Row R. Retzlaft-General Manager, J. Yanda, D. Kempen, L. Mishicot 51 Reedsville Mishicot Mishicot 49 West DePere Mishicot Mishicot 58 Roncalli Mishicot Mishicot 62 Brillion Mishicot Mishicot 66 Manitowoc Lutheran MlSl1iCOT Mishicot 79 Denmark Mishicot Mishicot 53 Luxemburg Mishicot Mishicot 42 Gibraltar Mishicot Mishicot 63 Sheboygan Falls Mishicot 68 Hilbert Mishicot B TEAM J. D. Holmes, D. Holmes, D. Gerlsch, G. Bodwin Loberger-General Manager 69 Sevastopol 73 Southern Door 73 Manitowoc Lutheran 60 Luxemburg 55 Stockbridge 63 Gibraltar 83 Sevastopol 75 Southern Door TOURNAMENT 52 Reedsville First Row4G. Wasurick, R. Haack, M. Genrich, B. Benthien, T. Pel- Second Row-S. Paquette, J. Pribyl, K. Schmidt. G. Stangel B tier, C. Finnel, A. Schrniclt, T. Schimmel, R. Gospodarek hlen, T- Nehflngf R- Beffesf S- Koch, -l- Haeset B- Wegnef B Mr. Frelich SEB LL 1 V , ,gk First Rowh-P. Trost, F, Wolfmeyer, G. Princl, P. Hassemer, R. Reif, G. Hoischback, T. Voche, B. Groothoff, Mr. Kolar Second Row--M. Theyerl, F. Schmoock, J. Eells, M. Schleis, J. Flesserf, D. Kobes, G. Augustine, J. Schmoock Third Row-P. Bertler, J. Halverson, M. Augustine, R. Ney, C. Sfueck, R. Hrudka, D. Paufz, D. Reznichek Fourth Row-M. Samz, K. Holmes, M. Schuler, T. Nehring, I, Ffautz, O. Webster, R. Wagner TR CK First Row-Mr, Kelley, M. Brockhofll, J. Huycke, B. Benthien, J.EeIls, B. Benthien, E. Haag, B. Reif, R. Dvorak, M. Petska A. Biely, F. Schmoock, R. Ney, G. Princl, Mr. Heusterberg Fourth Row-M. Schuler, J. Sedlacek, T. Gesser, D. Dvorak, J. Haese, Second Row'--O. Webster, P. Haese, D. Reznichek, R. Reif, P. Bertler, R. Lorenz, J. Loberger, J. Bremser M. Samz, D. Robertson, J. Lambert, L. Brickner, M. Augustine Fifth Row-K. Holmes, D. Holmes, L. Levenhagen, S. Fleck, T. Neh- Third Rowe- D. Doucha, T. Maresh, M. Zigmunt, T. Nehrinig, D. Pekarek, ring, J. Maly, D. Pautz, L. Nehring, D. Kempen CROSS COU TRY ,,,,M,MM . , . , MH. www' First Row-M. Samz, G. Holschbach, B. Groothoof, J. Lambert, A. Second Row-Mr. Kelley, T. Maresh, B. Haese, J. Haese, B. Zeman, Biely, P. Haese L. Levenhagen 70 WWW if f 1 ACTIVITIES CLUBS . . . OFFICERS Mash K 4 X HL, .Q '- - P' . . f' Left to Right-Miss Roth-Advisor, S. Stueck-Treasurer, J. Eells-Secreiary, B. Budysz-Vice President, P. Krainik-President . A. A. xl P i ' W. t zzfiiififif jr. . if iffawf First RowfC. Krizizike, P. Skubal, M. Kvitek, L. Berres, D. LeCIair, Third Row-Cf Bremser, K. Bergner, J. Samz, D. LaRose, C. Shebesfa M. Morris C. Eisenmann Second Row--J. Princi, P. Krainik, C. Scheuer, A. Trierweiler, S, Fourth Row-C. Rehbein, J. Pribyl, R. Kornely, S. Deidrick, J. Eells Rehbein, C. Podrabsky S. Skubai 74 First Row-G. Rhein, L. Marquardt, C. Brernser, P. Ney, P. Sand, P. Cisler, C. Shebesta, N. Kochrosky, J. Rhein, N. Cherney, L. Cisler MacDonald, D. Graycerek, W. Burdick Fourth Row-B. Groothoff, D. Haack, D. Peters, M. Scherter, N. Second Row-M. Ruelle, D. Rief, J. Moen, L. Lambrechr, D. LaRose, Levenhagen, R. Moe, C. Schwerma, A. Swetlik, D. Trochil, C. Rahm- L, Krueger, B. Berger, C. Specht, M, Miske low, Miss Roth hird RowaC. Kornely, D. Cookle, L. Farmer, G. Derenne, M. J. G. A. A. PORT HEADS i From top to bottom-J. Samz, P. Augustine, S. Re-hbein, C. Podrab sky, K. Bergner, D. LaRose, M. Voelker, L. Cisler, C. Kornely, C Scheuer, M. Theyerl, D. Graycarek The fifth annual Girls' Athletic Association was or- ganized in September 1968. Officers elected for the 1968-69 school year were as follows: Patsy Krainik - President, Suzy Stueck, Vice-President, Bonnie Budysz - Secretary, Judy Eells - Treasurer. Advisor of this club was Miss Merilyn Roth, the girls physical education instructor. The objectives of the association are CU to develop a wholesome and diversified program of games and sports to provide active opportunities for many girls rather than for a small select group, 125 to develop student-conducted activities, thus encouraging leader- ship, CBJ to encourage and promote the development of desirable health practices, attitudes, and to promote physical fitness, C45 to promote and maintain the high- est standards of high school life, and Q57 to foster a spirit of good sportsmanship and to have fun. A girl may receive a major letter if she earns 2,000 points or over in a four year period. For every 500 ex- tra points beyond the requirement for a maior letter, a gold G.A.A. pin is awarded. Points are awarded for each sporta girl is active in. Some of the sports in G.A.A. are: bowling, basketball, volleyball, and soft- ball. To remain an active member in G.A.A., a girl must maintain a total of 200 points per year. This 200 points also makes her eligible to attend the G.A.A. banquet at the end of the year. Extra points are ob- tained by being an oFficer, sportshead, and officiating games. Points may also be earned by doing such things as horseback riding, skiing, swimming, hiking, and bowling. Two girls were elected as sportshead to organize each sport. They are: BOWLING - Debbie LaRose and Kay Bergner BASKETBALL - Cathy Scheuer and Cindy Kornely VOLLEYBALL - Susie Rehbein and Carol Podrabsky BADMINTON - Mary Voelker and Linda Cisler SOFTBALL - Mary .lane Theyerl and Diane Graycarek HOCKEY - Patsy Augustine and Julie Samz Captains are elected and teams are chosen. All s orts are la ed after school. lt is a wonderful or an- P P Y Q ization for any girl who is interested in fun and sports. PEP CL B First Row-D. Weber CSecretaryJ, D. Trierweiler Ureasurerl, N. Cher- ney, J. Rhein, R. Sawyer fPresidentJ, C. Kornely, G. Rhein, C. Shebesta, D. Holschbach fVice Presidentb, C. Beck, N. Levenhagen Second Row-K. Peroutka, J. Kunstmann, K. Kellner, J. Kakes, J. Doolan, C. Bernharclt, C. Yanda, M. Kopetsky, J. Gauthier, S. Samz Third Row-D. Pierce, K. Loberger, S. Stueck, C. Schwerma, J. Peterik, C. Rehbein, R. Moe, P. Dellemann, P. Moore, S. Rathsack, C. Saubert, J. Wavrunek . Fourth Row-P. MacDonald, P. Skubal, M. Bertrand, M, Kvitek, D. LeClair, L. Lambrecht, D. Webster, N. Schuh, M. Thompson, B. Groothe off, J. Lorenz, M. Michalski ROWQB. Budysz, P. Krainik, M. Theyerl, J. Eells, J. Samz, C. Miss Roth ROWAM. Miske, M. Kochrosky, W. Burdick, C. Kornely, C. M. Woodcock, S. Skubal, S. Deidrick RowvfS. Rehbein, C. Podrabsky, K. Suess, B. Schleis, J. Olson, Voelker, C. Shebesta, J. Skubal Row-C. Bohacek, C. Mayefske, B. Budysz, A. Trierweiler, A. D. Riel, D. LaRose, H. Rehbein, M. Krcma Row-M. Morris, C. Eisenmann, C. Ullmann, J. Gohr, P. Michal- w,-my Fifth Row-C. Shaw, D. Graycarek, K. Marlow, S. Tetzlafl, P. Miske, M. Moen, P. Engeldinger, L. Stuckey, J. Princl, C. Doolan, C. Bremser, P. Schroeder Sixth Row-fJ. Moen, S. Kouba, L. Krueger, C, Kakes, S. Coenen, P. Gretz, M. Van Den Heuvcl, M. Leroy, J. Prihyl, A. Koch, R. Kornely Seventh Row-'eP. Augustine, P. Marquardt, B. Berger, C. Specht, R. Tess, L. Marquardt, M. Cisler, C. Brernser, J. Stechmesser, S. Swetlik Eighth Row-D. Haack, V. Patek, P. Ney, P. Sand, R. Rebechek, J. Pfefferkorn, J. Schmit, J. Wiltert, T. Loherger, J. Siehr Ninth Row--L. Cisler, B. Ferry, C Bremser, C. Budysz, N. Kochrosky, G. Reif, D. Bolle, T. Nehrinq, D. Pekarek, P, Lange ski, S. Brey, L. Zelewske, K. Staudinger, C. Vetting Sixth Row-G. Bruhn, D. Bohman, T. Armstrong, J. Zinkel, J. Boh- man, S. Yanda, B. Kellner, D. Trochil Seventh Row-C. Rahmlow, L. Ferry, K. Bergner, P. Samz, C. Carviou, M. Guex, R. Finnel, A. Swetlik Eighth Row-C. Lukasik, C. Oswald, C. Krizizike, M. Springstube, D. Rief, L. Patek, S. Mott, V. Marlow, J. Tollefson, P. Bruhn, K. Skubal SER ICE CLUB First Row-Mr. Kain-Advisor, R. FinneI-Secretary-Treasurer, D. LaRose- President, M. Bertrand-Vice President, Mr. Peters-Advisor Second Row-A. Trierweiler, B. Budysz, K. Nlarlow, D. Trierweiler, J. Samz, B. Schleis, K. Suess, S. Rehbein, C. Fodrabsky, C. Haelfrisch Third Row-L. Ferry, M. Guex, K. Bergner, C. Carviou, D. Reif, C. The Athletic Service Club is an organization limited to Junior and Senior girls who wish to work for-all home sports activities. Any Junior or Senior who wish- es to ioin this club may. They work tor such sports acti- vities as football, basketball, and wrestling. While doing this they also get passes for tree admission to all sports activities. These girls vvork in pairs and are usu- ally attired in black and white with an orange vest. Some of the duties of the Athletic Service Club at these Shebesta, S. Skubal, M. Voelker, S. Deidrick Fourth ROWAB. Budysz, J. Princl, P. Augustine, P. MacDonald, A. Tadych, P. Bruhn, J. Tolletson, H. Lambrecht Fifth Row-C. Kornely, S. Stueck, S. Kouba, L. Patek, S. Mott, K. Loberger, D. Pierce, P. Skubal, C. Saubert sports events are to sell tickets, take tickets, and usher. Girls who work for the Athletic Service Club usu. work twice for each sports event. Girls do not w through the entire event. They work until intermiss and after intermission there is no charge. All the girls are given a schedule of the time and dates they are quired to work and the sports event they are to vv tor. Every girl enioys working for the Athletic Serx Club. Their advisor is Mr. Kain. y AR ITY CL B First Row-K. Holmes, D. Pautz, D. Rernichek, J. Yanda, S. Fleck- neldef, R- Refllafft G- WaSUflCk- T- AflYeI'IS'ViCe Pfesldem President, J. Loberger-Secretary-Treasurer Third Row-Mr. Frelich-Adivsor, T. Nehring, A. Wanek, G. Second Row-Mr. Peters-Advisor, D. Robertson, T. Zigmunt, D. Sch- D. Gerisch, D- l'lOlm9S, D- l'l0lmeS KI CL B .- ,gg T?- gif Q, 1 Fu 4 First Row-D. Graycarek, P. Dellemann, S. Kouba, C. Krzizike Second Row-4D. Lodl, D, Katzka, M, Voelker, C. Scl-ueuer, K. Bergner, Mrs. Gulserh, Mr. Kelley C M- CI Mfrs, -5 First Row--W. Wolfmeyer, Mr. Wolfmeyer, Mr. Kelley, R. Siehr. D. Reindl, S. Skubal, C. Krzizike Second Row-J. Sedlacek, S. Fleck, J, Schmoock, K. Basken 79 LATI CL B First Row-Mrs. Schultz, D. Weber, Secretaryeireasurerg T. Nehring, Junior Consul, S. Rehbein, Senior Consul, D. Graycarek, Aedile, C. Bremser, Jr. Aedile Second Row4J. Siehr, L. Lambrecht, J. Kunstmann, C. Krizizike, P. Moore, P. Engelclinger, C. Kakes, P. Ney, K. Ploor, P. Gretz Third Row4C. Eisenmann, l. Berres, M. Kvitek, K. Wavrunek, S. Stueck, P. Marquarclt, M. J. Theyerl, V. Marlow, J. Tolletson, S. Haag, P. Bruhn Fourth Row -f D. Bolle, C. Budysz, N. Clicrney, J. Saml, J. Princl, J. Huycke, J. Miske, J. Zinkel, B. Berrcs Fifth Row D. Schneider, L. Nlehring, D. Frnnlf, R Smhr, G. Brulm K. Schmidt, B. Benthier, B. Kellncr Sixth Row'---M. Moore, G. Stangel, D. Roluorisou, D. Prlfarixk, B Ben thien, S. Pduiz, J. Haesc, B. Wcgiier, R. Borrcs FRE CH CL R First Row-A. Swetlilc, S, Skubal-Secretary, P, Krainik-Vice President B, Koch-President, D. Holschbach-Treasurer, T, Zigmunt-Janitor Second Row-D. Re-if, P. Augustine, J. Wavrunelc, C. Vetting, M. Krcma, K. Kellner, S. Rathsack, R. Pebechek, C. Shebesta Third Row--C, Schwerrna, D. LeClair, C. Kornely, C. Krzizike, L. Cisler, G- Rell, M. Miske, C. Bohacclf, I.. Stuckcy, P. Niisko, C. Scheufzr Fourth Row -C. Ullman, K. Bergner, J. Fells, J. Skulml, B Kgllngf D. Reznichck, D. Gerisch, R. Siehr, D, 5fl,,,,,dC,! M. Bonmnd S. Deidriclc, M. Voelker l I RED CROSS gQ:eg:x5'g, First Row-J. Princl, J. Samz-Secretary, K. Loberger-Treasurer, M, Third Row---D. Pierce, C. Shaw, D, Trochil, C. Mayefski, C. Bertrand-President, C. Doolan, D. Trierweiler, P. Skubal, A. Swetlik V. Marlow, D. LeClair, Ni. Kvitek, S. Kouba Second Row-Mr. Halada, S. l'etzlaFF, J. Moen, N. Cherney, J. Rhein, Fourth Row- -S. Skubal, M. Voelker, C. Haelfrisch, S. Rehbein, P. Krainik, C. Bohacek, 5. Steuck, J. Tolletsen, K. Marlow Bergner, A, Trierweiler, J, Skuball P, Sa,-nz ALL SCHOOL PLAY Characters: MR. FRANK . . . ,..,, Dean Schneider MIEP ...,,...... . . . Nancy Kochrosky MRS. VAN DAAN , . . . .... Cathy Scheuer MR. VAN DAAN ...., . . . Richard iDickD Dvorak PETER VAN DAAN , . ........ Richard Siehr MRS. FRANK ...... ...,.. B arbara Koch MARGOT FRANK , , , . . . Linda Cisler ANNE FRANK . . , , . . Jackie Doolan MR. KRALER ,... . . . Dave Gerish MR. DUSSEL . . . . . . Don Holmes This play takes place during World War ll and im- mediately afterward. The play begins when Mr. Frank and Miep have found Anne's diary. Mr. Frank begins to read. We then hear Anne's voice joining in with Mr. Frank's. There is a flashback and we see the two families that are going to live in the attic above the factory. The families are Jews that are hiding from the Nazie during World War ll. The Franks and Van Daans are later ioined by Mr. Dussel who is also hiding from the Nazis. Miep and Mr. Kraler bring news and necessities to the families. At times there is great pressure on the emotions of the families. The audience gets to meet Anne and watch her grow up. Near the end of the play when their hiding place is found, we see a mature woman ready to meet the hardships beyond. Immediately we go back to the first scene and find out that everyone has died in the concentration camps except Mr. Frank, Miep and Mr. Kraler. We also know that Anne was very brave until the end and that she believed that all people are good at heart. ONE ACT PLAY The one act play for this year was entitled, This Way to Heaven. The contestants presented the play at Gibraltar where they received a C rating. The actors where Sandra Haag as Gram Wil- son, Linda Cisler as her granddaughter, June, Brian Wagner as Charley Baker, and Don Holmes as Mr. Flannigan. Mr. Flannigan wants to rent a room in the home of Gram Wilson, vacated by June when she leaves for her honeymoon with Charley. With flattery and an un-earthly magnetism, he is finally accepted into the family. From an unseen power from above, iwhich is also really Margie Miske playing the flutej he is edged onto complete his mission-to do away with the old lady. He finally confesses to Gram that he is from heaven. However, it turns out that it was really never his duty to kill Gram, so he leaves her happily contemplating the day when she will see him again. O E ACT PLAY First Row-M. Miske, L. Cisler, C. Kornely, J. Wilfert, C. Krzizike, Third RowaMr. Koch,,C, Oswald, J. Gauthier, J. Skubal, S. Haag P. Miske S. Skubal, D. Reznichek Second Row-J. Robertson, D. Graycarek, D. Haack, C. Schwerma, Fourth Row-M. Voelker, Nt. A. Bertrand, K. Holmes, D. Pautz, D R. Moe, G. Bruhn, R. Sawyer Dvorak, B. Koch 82 1? ' . 1 W 'illuuunn lui ORIOLE First Row-M. Theyerl, S. Skubal, Co-editors Second Row-P. Samz-Proofreaders, P. Krainik, J. Eells, J. Zinkel- business manager, Mrs. Meyer-Advisor, P. Marquardt-proofreader REPORTERS First Row--B. Schleis, A. Trierweiler, C. Podrosky, K. Suess, S. Reh- Third Row4C. Oswald, M. Kochrosky, P. Skubal, L. Siuckey, bein, R. Finnel Moen, J. Kakes, J. Skubal Second Row---J. Samz, A. Tadych, M. Voelker, J. Tollefson, P. Fourth Row-B. Budysz, M. Bertrand, K. Loberger, J. Princl, Augustine, M. Kvitek, C. Vetting Trierweiier, S. Svueck, P. Moore .r TYPISTS First Row-C. Carviou, L. Ferry, B. Budysz Second Row4P. Bruhn, C. Podrabsky, K. Suess Thnrd Row S. Brey, J. Eels, . S Q ILL A D CROLL .,,q D S' 5... -at M '?' Seated-M. Theyerl, S. Skubal Standing-C. Podrabsky, P. Michalski, K. Suess, P, Bruhn, Mrs. Meyer, J. Zinkel, S. Brey Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society or High School Journalists. Those students chosen ave demonstrated fully to the satisfaction of their ad- isor and the board of publications that they merit the ward through high scholarship, journalistic achieve- and dedication. Quill and Scroll was organized on April TO, l926, a group of high school advisors, for the purpose of and rewarding individual achievement lournalism and allied fields. lt has active chapters high schools in every state of the Union, and tor- countries. Through otqicial publications of the practical information concerning every phase ication work is brought to editors, statts, and with and in view of raising, the quality of igh school iournalism. The Society has always taken an active part in raising standards in the 'field of scholastic journalism. Quill ancl Scroll conducts a program of service and activities for member schools leading to the improve- ment of student publications. Any high school--public, parochial or private- publishing a newspaper, a yearbook or a magazine may apply for a charter. Schools where students gat- her and write news under supervision for regular town or city papers, or prepare news for radio and television also are eligible for membership. High standards are rigidly maintained, making membership a coveted honor for the individual student. Member- ship in the Society may be obtained only through a local chapter. DRIVER EDUCATIO The automobile has become so vitally important in our daily lives that many people think of a car as being almost as important as food, clothing, and shelter. It is difficult to imagine that 75 years ago there was not a single automobile to be found. At the turn of the century it was considered a rich man's toy, and few people took it seriously. To think that today we have TOO million vehicles, about one for every two people, compared to a world ratio of one car for every 20 people. lt is estimated that in 1975, the United States will have about H7 million motor vehicles. They will consume about 95 billion gallons of gas and travel about 1,2 trillion miles per year, this is a distance equal to more than lO thousand round trips to the planet mars. Along with this tremendous growth of the auto- mobile industries comes this most important problem if-35555 which was created by the use of automobiles, and that is something that concerns all of us ACCIDENTS. In the United States alone, more than 52,C people are killed annually in traffic accidents a more than three million others are iniured and c abled for life. Unless we educate safer drivers, it is predict that one out of every two children born today wil be killed or iniured in an automobile accident sor time during his or her lifetime. Through driver edu tion, young drivers may learn to help prevent t prediction from becoming a fact. The traffic saff experts feel that the high schools afford the b place to reach the largest number of potential drive Woodrow Bergner Drivers Education Instruc KIT CHE HELP to Right-S. Skubal, J. Schleis, P. Hassemer, R. Springer, C. Haelfrisch, M. Kouba, P. Kraimk, G. 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ERT-T8NORAK Varsity Club ,45 Vars Club Vice PrQdent 45 Student Council .EootbgIl ,3,45 Track l,25 Prom King - mecg ' g 4. 2,3,4, Football ,4, ebeii 2,3,4, Track 1, 'eeriang i,2,3, FE-Q Ig :I Cb , Basketball 45 Pro urt 35 omecoming King 4. J Y EEL ,, sl To 4 C r l,2,3,45 Pep CI gI,2,3,45 udertt - cil 2,3, 5 r i- THOMA XA QTRONG IT 5 ent 35 reasurer C55 F.H.A. 3,45 Re ' n a a 'IF iole r.r.A. i,2,3,4, Track 1, restling ,2 ff 3,45 udent sherry 4, . . , i,2, ,4, porthea -- y GCR 4 USHNE 45 om Queen 35 Homecoming C 5 Red Creati 45 Ansc I Stat? Football 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 T ck 2,3. xx Q UGLA FARMER ou C5 C21 . Cbsc ' QQ PATRICIA AU STITTE iAug rei 5 UND R pep Ciub -52,3147 G'AlA. 1, . -H.A. ilgg se,-use Pep Club I,2,34-lGirlss1:l3rusA2,3,EF.H.A. I5 dent Secrgigf 45 fF.H.A,I F.H.A. Food Committee Cha an 3,45 Red :- 35 Frenc Afhlefw ' Prom ommm ' Ole Sm ' Q Club 3,45 Sergeant of Arms 35 Prom icket Committe 35 Athletic t' Q .5 Service Club 3,47 Oriole 3: Sportshead Hockeelreb Home- A RITA NNEL ' coming Committee 45 Senior Band 152. , n kg QC . .A. l,2, ,45 Studen ouncil - Class Vic resident . ass Y surer 45 omecomin ,Comniitte -45 Prom C .rt 35 Pep' Club Pep Band 2,3,45 Solo 8r Ensemble 3,45 Cami-Sci 4. Q giant' Tmisumgirisgomo Vgjgpriiinu I 3:6 pri' Ol if Sggfetx d t t , G.A.A. KAY BERGNER Men X, K 2 Student Council l,2,35 Vice President 45 Pep lub , ,3,45 .A. Q, STEVE 4 K ' l,2r3,4i BOWIIFIQ SP0fI5l'I9ad 4, Athletic Service lQITa3r4i F-I'I.A- ' Na' Honors Society 3, - ootball I,2, 5 asket I Track l,2,3S721Q Parliamentarian 2,3,45 French Club l,2,3,45 Oriolethaorter I,2,- Car-0952-5185 Science 25354, C 5 Presi ' Prom , Homefx Eid Cross? 2,35 President 45 Prom Court 35 Homecomqqg Court 35 coming ourt 45 Badger Boy - All School ay 3. L I faflan . TH T' DENNIS FRANK JoHN BOHMAN A X3 Q, . Football 1, Baseball i, Pep Club 2,3,4, Library Club l,2 THOMAS FU Q-if Glee Club 2,3,45 Madrigol Group 35 Boy's Quartet 4, Solo-Enzem T 3,4, Jr. Dairymen i,2,3,4, r.F.A. i,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Reporter 3, Farm a --A Wll-I-'AM GARCEA Hand Comittee 45 General Activities 4. JOHN BREMSER Uimmeyl Track 3,45 Football 3. BERNARD BREY Pep Club 2,35 Jr. Dairymen l,2,35 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Foot- ball 3. SANDRA BREY isenayi Pep Bancl 2,3,45 Pep Club 'l,2,3,45 F.H.A. I,2,35 Oriole Staff 3,45 Teachers Secretary 45 Solo-Emseble 2,3. PATRICIA BRUHN iPattyl F.H.A. I,2,35 Oriole Stat? 45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Latin Club I,2,3,45 Annual Typist 45 Student Secretary 45 Quill Sr Scroll 45 Librarian l,25 Athletic Service Club 3,4. BARBARA BUDYSZ F.H.A. I5 Pep Club 2,3,45 Homecoming Court 25 Prom Court 35 Athetic Service Club 45 Class Secretary 45 Annual Typist 45 Secretary of Pep Club 35 Oriole Staff 45 Student Secretary 45 Triple Trio 45 CANDICE CARVIOU iCandyl Homecoming Queen 25 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Secretary for Teachers 45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Solo 8r Ensemble 25 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Oriole Staff 45 Annual Stafif 45 G.A.A. 45 Prom Committee 3. KEITH CIGLER Pep Band 'l,2,35 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Solo-Ensemble I,2,3,4. SUSAN COENEN Librarian 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. I. SHELLY DEIDRICK Pep Club I,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Secretary 25 Athletic Service Club 3-45 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 National Honors Society 3,45 Music Clinic 25 F.H.A. 1,25 Annual Co-Editor 45 Class Secretary l. ball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 F,F.A. l,2,3,4. JANE GOHR u. G. Foxy Lad? FH. I5 Pep- Club l,2,35 Triple Trio 2,3,45 Solo 8. Em nble 4. 4 5 DIANE GRAYCAREK Latin Club lQ2,3,45 Jr. Consul I5 Aedile 45 Pep Ci-Ib l,2,3,45 Cheer- leader l,25 Red Cross 2 Ski Club 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Band Vice Presi- dent 45 Dance Band 45 Annual Co-Editor 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Sports- head 3,45 Forensics 2,3,45 Triple Trio 4. PATRICIA GRETZ iPatl Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club I,2,3,45 Librarian 2,3,45 Forensics 25 One Act Play 3. MARY ANN GUEX iBarrelsl G,A.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. I,2,3,45 Triple Trio 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,4. SANDRA HAAG iHawkeyel Pep Band I,2,3,45 Solo 8- Ensemble l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,4, One Act Play 2,3,45 All School Play 2,3,45 State Woodwind Choir 45 Pep Club 25 Forensics 2,3,4. WILLIAM HAESE iBiIll Football I5 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Vice President 45 Jr, Dairymen l,2,35 Cross Country 4. DENNIS HASSEMER GARY HOLSCHBACH Latin Club l,2,3,45 Cam-Sci I5 F.F.A. 2,35 Prom Court 35 Wrestling 2,3,45 Baseball I,3,45 Cross Country 4. DALE HUTTERER MICHAEL JOHANEK Pep Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Band Representive-Madison 25 Oshkosh 3,45 Milwaukee 45 Solo Br Ensemble I,2,3,4. SE IOR BOB KELLNER Annual Artist 45 All School Play Committee I5 French Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 4. DONALD KEMPEN iSprinklesl Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Track 2,3,45 Prom Court 3. PATSY KRAJNIK iCruncl1iel French Club l,2,45 Vice President 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Vice President 35 President 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Representive 45 Red Cross 45 Annual Staff 45 Oriole Staff 2,3,45 Class Secretary 25 Kitchen Helper 3,45 Prom Court 35 Play Committee 4. DEBBIE LAROSE Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Solo 8. Ensemble 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Sportshead 3,45 F.H.A. l,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Vice President 35 President 4. MARTIN LECLAIR iMartyl LEON LEVENHAGEN iAtlasI Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Solo 8. Ensemble 1,2,35 State Track Tournament 3. RICK LORENZ Football 45 Track 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3. PEGGY MACDONALD G.A.A. 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Seriba 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Service Club 3,45 Senior Band 25 Red Cross 3. TOM MARESH Pep Club 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Football 35 Cross Country 4. VICKI MARLOW Class Treasurer 15 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Red Cross 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Oriole Staff 35 Student Secretary 45 Athletic Service Club 3,4. PATTY MARQUARDT Latin Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Prom Court 35 Athletic Service Club 3,4. STEVEN MAYEFSKE iStevel PATTY MICHALSKI F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Oriole Staff 45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Solo 8- Ensemble 45 Student Secretary 45 G.A.A. 1,4. JERRY MISKE iScarl Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 4. SANDRA MOTT Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Athletic Service 4. JOHN NEY Pep Band 2,3,4. DAVE NOVAK iVacl1l Football 4. JUDY OLSON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 Oriole Staff 4. LINDA PATEK Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 4. CTI ITIES DONALD PECH CAROL PODRABSKY Vice President 45 Homecoming Court 35 Quill 8- Scroll 45 G.A.A. Sportshead 45 F,H.A. Representative 2,45 F.H.A. Officer 35 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Oriole Stat? 3,45 Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 35 Cam-Sci 2,35 Home- coming Committee 45 Prom Committee 3. WESLEY PROCHAZHA Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Solo 81 Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Greenthand Degree 25 Chapter Farmer Degree 35 Band Clinic 1,2,3,45 Jr. Dairy- men Representative 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Jr. Dairymeint 1,2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 3,4. HAZEL REHBEIN Pep Club 2,3,45 Service Club 45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,4. SUSAN REHBEIN iSusiel Class President 45 Class Treasurer 35 Latin Club 3,45 Jr. Consul 35 Senior Consul 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 R-ed Cross 3,45 Treasurer 35 Oriole' Stat? 3,45 Annual StaFF 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Sportshead 45 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Triple Trio 45 Solo 81 Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 4. DONNA REIF Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 French Club 45 Solo 8- Ensemble 2,3,4. TOM REZEK F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Greenhand 1,2,3,4. WAYNE REULLE Boys Bowling 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 DELMAR RUETHER PAT SAMZ Urishal Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 45 Student Council 25 Class President 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Representative 15 Historian 25 Vice Presi- dent 3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Oriole Stalt 45 Teachers Secretary 45 Prom Committee 35 Red Cross 3,45 Annual Staff 4. RICK SAWYER Wrestling 1,25 Track 15 Baseball 45 Pep Club 1,2,45 President 45 Latin Club 1,25 Forensics 4. CATHY SCHEUER Class Treasurer 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Representative 15 Secretary 35 President 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Sportshead 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 1,35 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 2,35 President 35 All School Play 45 Play Committee 25 One Act Play 45 Forensics 35 National Honor Society 3,45 .Badger Girl 35 DAR 45 State DAR 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Artist 45 Ski Club 3,45 .lr. Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Student Secretary 45 Oftice Secretary 25 Student Librarian 35 Voice of Democracy Contest 3,45 Betty Crocker Award 4. BETTE SCHLEIS F.H.A. 35 Prom Court 35 Pep Club 3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Oriole Staff 4. JAMES SCHMOOCK Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Cam-Sci F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Vice President 35 President 45 Jr. DHIA 1,2,3,4. E IOR CTI ITIE JAMES SEDLACEK Track 1,2,45 Football 1,25 F,F.A. l,2,3,45 Solo 8- Ensemble 25 School Camp Staff 45 Cam-Sci 4. COLLEEN SHEBESTA G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross 3,45 French Club 'l,2,3,45 Librarian 1,25 Solo 8- Ensemble l,2,3,45 Student Council l5 G.A.A. Sportshead 35 F.H.A, I5 Prom Committee 35 Athletic Service Club 3,4. SANDI SKUBAL F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 French Club l,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Secretary 45 Oriole Co-Editor 45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Quill 8. Scroll 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross l,2,3,45 Vice President 35 Forensics 3,45 Class President lg Radio Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Cam-Sci 45 Annual Typist 4. KATHY STAUDINGER JEAN STECHMESSER Pep Club 2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 4. KATHLEEN SUESS lKafhY, F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Representative l,25 Ofticer 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Quill 8- Scroll 45 Oftice Secretary 45 Athletic Service Club 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cam-Sci 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Stat? 45 Oriole Staff 3,4. ERWIN SPAUDE French Club I. STELLA ANN SWETLIK Pep Club 2,3,4. ANNA MAE TADYCH Latin Club 'l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Red ross 35 Office- Secretary 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. MARY JANE THEYERL Latin Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Sports- head 45 Cheerleader 45 Athletic Service Club 35 Oriole Staff 35 Co- ditor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Secretary 4. JANICE TOLLEFSON .H.A. 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Re-d Cross 45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 atin Club 2,3,45 Student Secretary 45 Oriole Reporter 2,3,4. ANNE TRIERWEILER G.A.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Red Cross 3,45 Athletic Service Club 45 Homecoming Court 35 Prom Committee 35 Oriole Staff 45 Solo 8- Ensemble 35 Triple Trio 35 Library Club 3. PAUL TROST Wrestling l,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Track l,25 Football Manager 2,35 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. CHERYL ULLMAN Pep Band 1,25 French Club l,2,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4. MARY VAN DEN HEUVEL lVanl Pep Club 'l,2,3,4 MARY VOELKER French Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Sportshead 3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Forensics 2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Red Cross 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Solo 8- Ensemble 2,3,45 Athletic Service Club 3,45 Class Secretary 35 Radio Club 35 Office Secretary 2,3,4. THOMAS WAGNER lToml F.F.A. l,2,3. GARY WASURICK lS.R.l Baseball l,2,45 CManagerl Football 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. JUDY WAVRUNEK French Club l,2,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4, MARK WEBER lEarll Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Varsity Club l,2,3,45 Annual Artist 45 Prom Court 3. WAYNE womvievrsn from ' Football l5 Basketball 1,25 Senior Band ly Cam-Sci l,2,,3,45 Stage Band 4. SCOTT YANDA Solo 81 Ensemble 35 Pep Club 3,45 Boy's Glee Club l,2,3,45 Vice President 35 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Jr. Dairymen I,2,3,45 President 35 Mad- rigol 3. LINDA ZELEWSKE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Library Club l, Librarian l,2,3,4. 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PHONE 755-2341 Championship Public 18 Hole Golf Course Season Tickets Available Complete Pro Shop Mishicot, Wisconsin Compliments of MESSERMAN FURNITURE CO. Two Rivers Wisconsin STAUDINGER'S BARBER SHCP 516 Main Street Phone 755-2515 Mishicot Wisconsin JINDRA PLUMBING 8. HEATING INC. Lennox Air Conditioning Phone 755-2742 MN Lighted Driving Range M hy - is 'icot onsin PHoNE 755-2831 XM? Mishicot, Wisconsin ' QPEVAC I Q 1 R, RIN gfmarpetsl r Kitc en? Compliments of BW' m? S MODEL BARBER sl-lor 6 N r sire 1 ANK SCHEUER YL 7 XGQ milf FR lGIi1anit?al1llloc , isco Retifming Phone 755-2414 Mishicot K , W hone' -1876 hone 755-2734 Mishicot ff or A 4- 97 iifliill M51 QM' 5-b. I 1 y ND 5 wma nlflflfd f in I JZU xy If Compliments of llif' U A CA s Jpsf A V W I ,WWW Q ff A Mk Misi-ncor VARIETY stone ff W MW' j D jgniocll' mSSXMTrW N' 27 Mi icot Wisconsin ,Of 1 ' 1f' 1, J E X ff! WM? S WW , AWMIW 'W X 5 l C , ,Nix N b - QU! 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PM , ff -jc S, Q-rQfQ, John Dee x wtf X rn 1 .1 N5 XY - xr v. w rw' is ' , 1 Xxxfc rf 'ff 'X5 Service Repairsi afer Sgfe s Swv im M 1 svonr Arif? cgrgrsum si-pop MW 'xfiyrfjfl .fx,f?iQf vid 'T-I Mish o' W co in 0 lf 55' N 1 Two Rivers X Y Wisconsin 1 . 1 c Ol. S ' KJ WAGNERIS EAT X AR T Lt Q k i new Nwqfbi srsessws nd Ju L M px ld 1 E , STORE 8' LOCKER N -ST age Fra is' reek' Vvilgcon in John I Wagner' r . Q f X X Kellnersville, Wisconsin Q 1. .5 e 2-671 Francis k lsco s X. ' Q I X xl W , wo' fp! mfr vfx AE ' ' L rf ' W W3 EBSQ? 4 Jr . 3 FRED RADANDT soNs, mc. c 5tWp T2Of E CONCRETE, WAYLITE BLOCKS 84 BRICK SAND AND GRAVEL Split-Block Crane and Bulldozer Service P. o. Box 424 2418 S. 18th St. Manitowoc, Wis. 54220 DALEBROUX Jewelers Diamonds-Gittware-Watches I 1517 Washington Street , Two Rivers I Wisconsin N A P P OFFICE 8. SCHOOL SUPPLY Typewriter Headquarters in Manitowoc County 9th 81 Jay Streets Manitowoc, Wis. get R55 co. ee, 'ie ra itowoc, ' conwd No I Xb ' Q Compli ,Qnts of y E S AC Earl an e Jo o Props. Mis I isg nsin AL DRIVE-IN RES URANT We Serve Everything from Soup to Nuts Open 5:30 A.M.-12:30 A.M. Weekday 7:00 A.M.- 1:30 A.M. Friday 8. Saturday 7:00 A.M.-10:30 P.M. Sunday Phone 755-4111 Mishicot SQUIRREI. CAGE Harlen and Angie Herrmann Phone 732-3518 Kellnersville, Wisconsin VICTOR YOHANEK Garage 81 Hardware Kellnersville, Wisconsin DOOLAN'S SUPPER CLUB Cmcken DInne 5 John Deere Tractors Hamburgers-Fishfries Phone 682-6771 Francis Creek, Wisconsin Kellnersville, Wisconsin LAMBERT IMPLEMENT CO. BUCKY'S SERVICE GARAGE Francis Creek, Wisconsin 'I0'I at eb ei 1 , i ov . l . 1 Wlllll lwlllihwpw tlllclyt' it 'ylij s lf QV aux il ' l l ' ' , - Q xxl A sl Noll PM all tl I it IV r lillimlo FMIVF, tr Q 1 .1 1 'l- T r 1 tw. start 1 ' 113 ,IJQJ W J Ml, ,. lvsyrlfx Ql Nl yg 53081 rf tt r illill T EJ MA T DREES RE AURA ' FU al C pels and Furni' e ix Carpeting SERVICE STAT N 1 nd VB? Francis Creek, Wisco i shin I Sts. Tw vers . Wisconsi om i ts of GIL'S SPORTING GOODS pl' J lG'S School Jackets Athletic Equipment 1916 Washington Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin quor d Beer M r alph aehmg, Prop. 1807 ashington Street Two Rivers, Wisconsin DAVE'S SPORT CENTER Compliments of 1500 Black Washington St. PERLMAN'S JEWELRY Two Rivers Wisconsin Two Rivers Wisconsin ' g Jo. A.580ELTER e Jeweler , .- 1 101 , Washington Street - Manitowoc, Wisconsin Complimentsiol ,gy- . BOOK and on-rt ' 1 I' X 831 lSouth 8th Streethg' l 1 I 1 1 , 'a . 'Manitowoc N -Wisconsin 1 M I ,it . il snolgriuo ooons suPPLY Q, it 809 Quay Street Phone 684-5168 Manitowoc CLIFFORD MEYER AGENT Farmers Insurance Group Mid-Cities Mall Phone 684-9432 Residence Phone 684-9432 Francis Creek, Wisconsin Congratulations and Best Wishes Your Assemblyman EVERETT E. BOLLE 1 Compliments of E. J. MENCHAL Electrical Contracting ra cis Creek Phone 682-3352 FRANK CHECK Builder and Supply Co. Home Building-Remodeling Home Phone 682-6358 Francis Creek Office Phone 682-5213 WANEK'S HILLTOP CLUB Chicken-Seafood-Steaks Highway 141-Francis Creek Phone 684-9902-Hall Available 8 82 , 8 F KA Kf 8 M758 88 8 , an EE R L S V i N ve a y F P r a ff at F ncus Creek, Wlscons n F Q P ne 53 I an 'U' F :day Ph0f1e 6 Q4 F i ,T , Wi ns ish'C 1' Wis 7 in QD, .. I . A ' ' J w'w w E fl STRA SKY ll K O AR Comp Nens ,, V 8 Uk Service Kar nd nl r eyer , . K Don uss: C us ' izz , ishf , UGU E T ka I . 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