Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES PRINCIPAL In the next ten years, five million jobs will open up for skilled workers. In Wisconsin, from 1954 to 1963 the school population increased 327o. Increase in population is not the sole cause of this increase as many would suspect. The other factor influencing this rise in school enrollment is the decline in drop-outs. Therefore, you are accepting the responsibilities and challenges being offered by your church, community, and school. Further, your community is providing an excellent building and educational program for you in your struggle for the background and training necessary in this age of high intelligence. SUPERINTENDENT The past year has been a busy year for the students of Mondovi High School. You have taken part in a tremendous building program giving Jt. School District No. 1, Mondovi, one of the finest educational plants in the area. Now that the facilities have been provided for you, it is your duty to your parents, your community and yourself to take advantage of these educational opportunities and prepare yourself for any endeavor a citizen of tomorrow might need. i 3 ROW 1: Mr. Ecke, Mr. Blum, Mr. Giese, Mr. Rieck ROW 2: Mr. Hesselman, Mr. Heike, Mr. Morey SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARIES MARIE DANZINGER: Secretary - Mondovi School System; Minnesota School of Business. CAROLYN LEHMAN: Secretary - Mondovi High School; Vocational School, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. JV'.i .U. ; ■■ - fMffl Ifilli FACULTY MR. EHRMEYHR: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire. B.S., Civics, Geography, Social Problems, Advisor: Homecoming, Buffalo Billboard. MR. HEGENBARTH: Wisconsin State College - River Falls. B.S. , Algebra, Advanced Mathematics, Physics, Advisor: Senior Math Club. MR. HEIT: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire, Baldwin Wallace College - Berea, Ohio. B.S., Algebra II, Geometry, Consumers Math, General Math, Advisor: B Team Basketball Coach, A Team Assistant. Mr. Larson at play. MR. ANDERSON: Stout State College. B. S., M. S. , Guidance Director, Athletic Director, Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Letter Club Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. MR. BAUER: University of Minnesota. B.S., Concert Band, Chorus, Pep Band, Glee Clubs. MR. BRUGGER: Winona State College. B.S., Typing, Shorthand I-II, Bookkeeping, Advisor: Mirror. MR. HENDRICKSON: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire. B. S., Junior English, French, Junior Class Play, French Club, Debate, Junior Class Advisor. MR. HERRELL: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire. B.A., English, World History, Sophomore Class Advisor, Freshman Basketball, Senior Class Play. MISS KLATT: Stout State College. B.S., M.S. , Home Economics, School Lunch, Freshman Class Advisor, F.H. A. MISS KRUCKMAN: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire. B.S. , Girls Physical Education, Pep Club, Tumbling, Cheerleaders, G.A.A. MR. LARSON: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire. B.S., Biology, Advanced Biology, Biology Club, Junior Class Advisor. Miss Quarberg and Mr. Anderson crowning the Christmas Ball king and queen MR. LOOMANS: U. of Wisconsin. B. S. , Phys. Science, Ag. I-II-III-IV, Jr. Dairymen’s Association, Future Farmers of America, Freshman Class Advisor. MRS. LOVER: College of St. Teresa - Winona, Minnesota. BA., English I. MR. THOMSEN: Wisconsin State College -LaCrosse. B. S., Physical Education, Football, Wrestling, Golf. MR. TUBBS: Winona State College. B. S., Art. Mr. Herrell and Senior Class Play members. MR. PARKER: Eau Claire State College. B. S. , Physical Ed. , Civics, Driver Ed. , Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach, Track Coach. MISS QUARBERG: Wis. State College - LaCrosse, Wisconsin. B.S., Librarian, Advisor: Senior Class, National Honor Society. MRS. SCHROEDER: University of Wisconsin. B.A., English, French, Advisor: Forensics. MR. SMITH: Stout State College. B.S., Industrial Arts, Advisor: B. A. A. MR. STOUGHTON: Wisconsin State College - Eau Claire. B.S. , U.S. History, World History, Advisor: Student Council. SENIORS — CLASS OFFICERS: Julie Rosenthal, Pete Johnson, Kenn Berger, Don Crawford. With the school year slowly coming to a close, the memories of their high school days remain with the seniors. This last year, precious to each member of the class, has been filled with many highlights: Class Play, Christmas Ball, third place skit and second place float for Homecoming, and two members of the class on the Homecoming Court, Sue Anderson as queen and Stella Hager as an attendant. Officers for the Senior Class were as follows: President, Kenn Berger; Vice-President, Don Crawford; Secretary, Pete Johnson; and Treasurer, Julie Rosenthal. The class advisors were Mike Anderson and Charlotte Quarberg. The Senior Can-can Crew ! SHARON ADAMS CONNIE AMUNDSON BARBARA ANDERSON DANIEL ANDERSON JULIE ANDERSON SUSAN ANDERSON KENNETH BERGER MARGARET BERGER MARY BERGER MAXINE BROMMER HOWARD BURSAW JOHN CANAR 12 JERRY CHRISTENSON JIM CHRISTENSON DONALD CRAWFORD MARY ERICKSON ROLAND ERICKSON MICHAEL FEDIE 13 STELLA HAGER DUANE HANSON RITA HOLDEN BETTY HURTLEY CHARLES HUSE JANICE JOHNSON MARDY JOHNSON 14 DONNA JOHNSON PETER JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON KAREN KAISER JUDY KEES ROBERT KILDE GALEN LARSON JAMES LEHMAN MARJORIE LINDSAY JOHN LOOMIS KEITH MAHLUM MATHEW MUNSON DANNY PARKER DAVID PACE JAMES RASMUSSON vi CAROL RETZLAFF BERNICE RISLER ' ROBERT PARR ROGER RUD GARY RUSTAD JANE RTTTSCHOW ELIZABETH SCHARF RICHARD SCHUCH DARLENE SCHUSTER MARTY SWANSON ROY TANNER IRVIN THALACKER EUGENE THORSON MONA WEISENBECK ROSETTA WEISS 19 CONNIE WILSON DAVID YARRINGTON JEANNE DEKAN SENIOR INDEX SHARON ADAMS: Chorus 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 1234, Latin Club 2, Mirror 4, GAA 1234, FHA 1234, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Christmas Ball Queen 4, Hall Monitor 2, Music Scholarship 2. CONNIE AMUNDSON: French Club 34, Latin Club 2, ESO 4, Forensics 1, Debate 3, Mirror 4, Honor Society 34, Pep Club 1234, GAA 1234, FHA 3, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Cast, Hall Monitor 3. BARBARA ANDERSON: Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. DANIEL ANDERSON: BAA 1234, Golf 4, Baseball 2, Sr. Play Production. JULIE ANDERSON: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 1234, Chorus 234, Dist. Fest. 234, Pep Band 1234, Forensics 4, Honor Society 4, GAA 4, FHA 234, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Hall Monitor 4, Biology Club 4. SUSAN ANDERSON: Chorus 234, Dist. Fest. 234, State Fest. 34, French Club 34, Forensics 23, Mirror 234, Buffalo Billboard 234, Pep Club 234, GAA 1234, Sr. Play Production, Jr. Play Production, Homecoming Queen 4, Prom Attendants, Hall Monitor 4, Class Sec. 3. TERRELL ANDERSON: BAA 1234, FFA 1234, WJDA 1234, Football 23, Track 2. JOHN ANDRESS: Letter Club 4, BAA 1234, Football 124, (Letter Winner 4), Basketball 1, Wrestling 3, Prom Attendant 3. ARDELL BAUMAN: ESO 4, Buffalo Billboard 4, BAA 234, FFA 12, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Production, Librarian 4, (Transfer from Edger, Wis.) KENNETH BERGER: Math Club 4, ESO 4, Forensics 4, Buffalo Billboard 34, BAA 234, Baseball 1, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Cast, Class Pres. 4. MARGARET BERGER: Chorus 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 34, Mirror 34, Buffalo Billboard 34, GAA 1234, FHA 1, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. MARY BERGER: Chorus 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 34, French Club 34, Latin Club 2, Forensics 12, Pep Club 34, GAA 123, Tumbling Club 12, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Production. DARRELL BLOOM: BAA 34, Basketball 12, Baseball 2, Track 4. TERRY BRENNER: Letter Club 234, BAA 1234, Football 1234, (Letter Winner 1234), Wrestling 23, (Letter Winner 2), Baseball 1234, (Letter Winner 2), Track 123, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Homecoming Attendant 2, Bio. Club 4. DENNIS BRION: Letter Club 34, BAA 234, Football 1234, (Letter Winner 34), Basketball 1, Wrestling 234, (Letter Winner 34), Baseball 1234 (Letter Winner 34), Track 34, Homecoming Attendant 3, Class Vice-Pres. 1. MAXINE BROMMER: FHA 34. HOWARD BURSAW: BAA 1, Football Mgr. 4, Sr. Play Production. JOHN CANAR: Chorus 234, Dist. Fest. 23, Forensics 4, Buffalo Billboard 4, Letter Club 234, Football 1234 (Letter Winner 4), Basketball 1234 (Letter Winner 234), Track 4, Jr. Play Production, Prom Court, Class Treasurer 2. JERRY CHRISTENSON: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 234, Letter Club 34, BAA 234, Basketball 1, Wrestling 3, Track 4, Golf 234, (Letter Winner), Jr. Play Production. JIM CHRISTENSON: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 234, State Fest. 23, Pep Band 34, Letter Club 34, BAA 234, Golf 234, (Letter Winner 3), Jr. Play Production. DONALD CRAWFORD: Letter Club 234, BAA 1, FFA 1234, Football 1234, (Letter Winner 34), Wrestling 234, (Letter Winner 2), Track 1234, Jr. Play Production, Homecoming Attendant 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4. CHUCK DEUTSCHER: Math Club 4, ESO 4, Buffalo Billboard 4, Letter Club 234, Football 23, Basketball 123 (Letter Winner 3), Wrestling 4 (Letter Winner 4), Baseball 1234 (Letter Winner 234), Hall Monitor 4. JUDY DREGNEY: GAA 1234, FHA 4, Librarian 3. SANDRA DUTTER: FHA 23, Sr. Play Production. MARY ERICKSON: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 123, Chorus 3, Pep Band 124, Latin Club 2, Forensics 2, Dist. Fest. 2, Mirror 34, Editor 4, Buffalo Billboard 2, Honor Society 34, Pep Club 234, GAA 123, Tumbling Club 1234, Cheerleader 234, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Prom Queen 3, Class Treas. 3, Music Scholarship 3. ROLAND ERICKSON: BAA 4, FFA 12, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. MIDE FEDIE: Latin Club 2, Math Club 4, ESO 4, Forensics 2, Dist. Fest. 2, Mirror 3, Buffalo Billboard 34, Student Council 234, Honor Society 34, Pep Club 34, Letter Club 1234, Football 1234 (Letter Winner 234), Basketball 1234 (Letter Winner 234), Baseball 1234 (Letter Winner 1234), Track 3 (Letter Winner 3), Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Production, Homecoming Attendant 4, Hall Monitor 2, Class President 1, Badger Boy’s State 3, Valentine Dance Attendant 2. STELLA HAGER: Latin Club 2, GAA 34, Jr. Play Production 3, Sr. Play Production 4, Homecoming Court 4, Hall Monitor 3. DUANE HANSON: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 2, State Fest. 2, Math Club 4, ESO 4, Honor Society 4, BAA 1234, Jr. Play Production 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, Hall Monitor 4. RITA HOLDEN: Chorus 124, Dist. Fest. 12, State Fest. 2, French Club 34, Mirror 4, Buffalo Billboard 4, GAA 1234, Tumbling Club 123, FHA 12, Jr. Play Production 3, Sr. Play Production 3, Christmas Ball Court 4, Librarian 2, Hall Monitor 3. BETTY HURTLEY: Forensics 1, GAA 34, Jr. Play Production 3, Hall Monitor 4. CHARLES HUSE. DONNA JOHNSON: Chorus 1234, District Festival 23, GAA 3, FHA 2, Jr. Play Production 3, Sr. Class Play Production, Hot Lunch Worker 3, Hall Monitor 3. JANICE JOHNSON: Chorus 1234, District Festival 123, GAA 3, FHA 2, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Hot Lunch Worker, Christmas Ball Court. MARDY JOHNSON: ESO 4, Debate 3, Baseball 234, Track 34, Letter Winner 4, Jr. Play Production, Hot Lunch Worker 2, Class Vice-President 3. PETER JOHNSON: Letter Club 34, BAA 1234, Football 1234, (Letter Winner 34), Prom King, Sr. Class Secretary, Christmas Ball Court 4. BOB JOHNSON: FFA 12, WJDA 12, Hot Lunch Worker. SHARON JOHNSON: Band 1234, District Festival 234, State Festival 234, Chorus 234, Dist. Fest. 234, State Fest. 234, French Club 23, Buffalo Billboard 3, Pep Club 34, GAA 1234, Tumbling Club 123, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Librarian 4, Hall Monitor 123. WILLIAM JOHNSON: Hot Lunch Worker 123. KAREN KAISER: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 234, State Fest. 23, Pep Band 234, Swing Band 2, French Club 34, Latin Club 12, Forensics 23, Mirror 34, Buffalo Billboard 234, Honor Society 34, Pep Club 234, GAA 1234, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Prom Court 3, Hall Monitor 4. JUDY KEES: Chorus 13, Forensics 1, GAA 1234, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Cast, Librarian 24. ROBERT KILDE. PAULINE KOMRO: Chorus 3. CANDY KRAM-SCHUSTER: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 123, Pep Band 1234, Swing Band 2, Latin Club 2, Forensics 24, Dist. Fest. 24, State Fest. 2, Mirror 13. Buffalo Billboard 1234, Student Council 234, Honor Society 34, Pep Club 1234, GAA 123, Cheerleader 24, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Homecoming Court 3, Music Scholarship 2. JUDY LARDAHL: Chorus 34, FHA 3, Sr. Play Production. GALEN LARSON: BAA 34, FFA 1234, WJDA 1234, Track 4; Hot Lunch Worker 12. JIM LEHMAN: Latin Club 2. ESO 4, Mirror 234, Buffalo Billboard 34, Student Council 34, Letter Club 234, Football 1234, (Letter Winner 234), Basketball 1234,(Letter Winner 1234), Baseball 34 (Letter Winner 4), Track 1234 (Letter Winner 1234), Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Homecoming King 24, Prom Court 3, Christmas Ball Court 4, Librarian 34. Hall Monitor 23, Class Vice-President 2. MARGE LINDSAY: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 12, Chorus 34, Pep Band 2, French Club 34, Latin Club 2, Forensics 24, Dist. Fest. 2, Debate 2, Mirror 34, Buffalo Billboard 234, Honor Society 34, Pep Club 234, GAA 123, Cheerleader 1234, Jr. Play Student Director, Sr. Play Student Director, Homecoming Queen 2, Prom Court 3, Class Secretary 2, Badger Girl's State 3. JOHN LOOMIS: Letter Club 4, FFA 1234, WJDA 1234, Basketball 1234, (Letter Winner 34), Baseball 2. KEITH MAHLUM: ESO 4, BAA 1234, Hot Lunch Worker 2. 21 MATTHEW MUNSON: Chorus 24, Dist. Festival 24, French Club 34, Forensics 4, Debate 2, Mirror 4. Buffalo Billboard 4, BAA 4, FFA 123, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Librarian 4. BARBARA MYREN: Chorus 1, French Club 34, Latin Club 2, Forensics 4, Mirror 4, Buffalo Billboard 4, GAA 34, FHA 4, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Cast. Hot Lunch Worker 4. PATRICIA NEIS: Chorus 123, Dist. Fest. 123, Latin Club 12, GAA 1234, Tumbling Club 123, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. WAYNE OLSON: BAA 123, FFA 123, WJDA 12, Baseball 3, Track 23, Jr. Play Production. DAVID PACE: ES0 4, BAA 1234, FFA 123, WJDA 123, Track 4, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. DANNY PARKER: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 34, State Fest. 34, Chorus 4, Pep Band 234, BAA 124, FFA 1234, WJDA 1234, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Class President 3. BOB PARR: FFA 1234, WJDA 1234. JAMES RASMUSSON: Band 4, Chorus 234, Dist. Fest. 34, French Club 4, Latin Club 2, Forensics 4, Buffalo Billboard 4, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. CAROL RETZLAFF: Mirror 4, Buffalo Billboard 3, GAA 1234, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. BERNICE RISLER: (Transfer from Lima Sacred Heart) Chorus 1234, Dist. Fest. 123, Pep Club 2, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Production, Hot Lunch Worker 123, Librarian 23. SHARY RISLER: (Transfer from Lima Sacred Heart) Chorus 123, Dist. Fest. 123, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Production. Hot Lunch Worker 123. JULIE ROSENTHAL: Mirror 234, Buffalo Billboard 234, Pep Club 234, GAA 1234, Tumbling Club 123, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Class Treasurer 4. CECELIA RUD: Chorus 234, Dist Fest. 3, FHA 23. ROGER RUD. GARY RUSTAD: BAA 3, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. JANE RUTSCHOW: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 134, Chorus 34, Dist. Fest. 3, Pep Band 234, French Club 34, Latin Club 2. Forensics 124, Dist. Fest. 1, Debate 1, Mirror 123, Buffalo Billboard 1234, Student Council 1234, Honor Society 34. Pep Club 1234, GAA 123, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Homecoming Attendant 1, Prom Court 3, Biology Club 4, Music Scholarship 3, Valentine Court 1. ELIZABETH SCHARF: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 2, State Fest. 2, Forensics 12, Dist. Fest. 2, Debate 12, Mirror 123, Pep Club 1234, Buffalo Billboard 123, Tumbling Club 123, Cheerleader 123, Sr. Play Production, Librarian 123. RICHARD SCHUCH. DARLENE SCHUSTER. DALE STAMM: Band 1, Chorus 23, Dist. Fest. 23, Forensics 4, BAA 34, Football 2, Basketball 12, Baseball 12, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Prom Attendant 3. ROBERT STEINKE: Letter Club 34, BAA 1234, Wrestling 234 (Letter Winner 2), Baseball 1, Track 234, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production, Christmas Ball King 4, Football Mgr. 4. SHERRY SWAIN: Band 1, Chorus 123, Dist. Fest. 123, GAA 1, Jr. Play Production, Sr. Play Production. MARTY SWANSON: Buffalo Billboard 4, Letter Club 234, BAA 34, Football Mgr. 1234, Basketball 12, Baseball 12, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Biology Club 4. ROY TANNER: Latin Club 2, ES0 4, Forensics 2, Dist. Fest. 2, Mirror 1, Buffalo Billboard 1234, Student Council 1234, Honor Society 4, Letter Club 234, Football 1234, (Letter Winner 234), Baseball 1234, (Letter Winner 1234), Basketball 1234 (Letter 234), Track 34, Golf 12, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Hall Monitor 34, Sophomore President, Badger Boy's State 3. RONALD TESSENDORF: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 1234, State Fest. 234, Pep Band 34, Math Club 4, ES0 4, Forensics 4, Buffalo Billboard 34, Honor Society 34, BAA 4, Jr. Play, Student Director Sr. Play, Hall Monitor 4. IRVIN THALACKER: Chorus 234, French Club 34, Latin Club 2, Forensics 4, Debate 2, Sr. Play 4, Hall Monitor 2. EUGENE THORSON: Math Club 4, ESO 4, Letter Club 234, FFA 1, WJDA 1, Track 1234. MONA WEISENBECK: Chorus 34, Forensics 14, GAA 3, FHA 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Hall Monitor 3. CONNIE WILSON: Band 1234, Dist. Fest. 234, State Fest. 23, Chorus 4, French Club 34, Buffalo Billboard 4, Student Council 34, FHA 1234, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. DAVID YARRINGTON: Letter Club 34, Buffalo Billboard 4, BAA 1234, FFA 1234, WJDA 1234, Basketball Mgr. 234, Wrestling 4, Track 34. JEANNE DEKAN: (Transfer from Lima Sacred Heart) Chorus 123, Sr. Play. ROSETTA WEISS: (Transfer from Lima Sacred Heart), Chorus 123, Pep Club 123, Hot Lunch Worker 123. MONICA ABLEIDINGER: (Transfer from Lima Sacred Heart) Chorus 123, Hot Lunch Worker 123. 22 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Sidney Sharp, Dennis Parr, Dennis Wulff, Ron Hagen. Junior work added much to the events of M. H. S. Their Homecoming float placed first with We won't swallow De-feet as their theme. The annual magazine sales was followed by the ordering of class rings. The class play and prom finished off their many events. Officers for the year were: President - Dennis Wulff; Vice-President - Sid Sharp; Secretary - Dennis Parr; Treasurer - Ron Hagen. Advisors were Mr. Hendrickson and Mr. Larson. The Juniors will do anything for a laugh! Aase L. Adam R. Allemann L. Anderson L. Anderson M. Arneson H Ashwell C Bauer S. Berger J. Berger L. Bergh R. Blager P. Bloom D. Bloss S. Bonesteel R. Borgwardt M. Brantner A. Brantner S. Brenner R. Casey T. Cleasby H. Cook G. Cook J. Crawford R. Crawford R. Duncanson R. Eide J. JUNIORS Forthun J Goss R. Hagen R. Harm S. Harms B. He ike J. Helwig M. Hesselman J. Hoch D. Hoch N. Hubbard A Hulke J. Jackson D. Johnson L. Johnson S. Johnson V. Johnston J. Kent S. Kidrick L. Kothbauer M. Langert G Larson D. Larson R. Larson S. Lehrke J. Lehrke J. Loomis D. Lover M. Lueptow R. Lund J. Magadance F. Marquand J. Martin D. Moe L. Nichols S. Norby G. Norby S. Norrish A. Odegard P. Odegard Y Ottinger N. Parker P. Parr D. Paulson S. Pederson G. Pfund A. Pronschinske B. Rieck J. Risen M. Risler C. CLASS OF ’65 Risler L. Rosenthal R. Rud A. Rutschow R. Sandberg L. Sandberg M Scharf C. Schultz K. Schultz S. Serum J. Sharp S. Sie R. Slojkowski G. Terland B. Thompson J Thorson J. Thorson J. Walker P. Weiss D. CLASS OF ’65 LEFT: The Juniors' prize-winning float. RIGHT: O.U.Q.T. (Dennis Wulff) SOPHOMORES I CLASS OFFICERS: Gayle Rieck, Linda Duncanson, Pam Weber, Gordy Swanson. Big day for the sophomores was when they took out their year-old wrath on the freshman at initiation. Les Simpson, Homecoming Queen candidate, brought fame to her class when she was elected to the court. Officers were: President - Gayle Rieck; Vice-President - Gordy Swanson; Secretary - Linda Duncanson; Treasurer - Pam Weber. Advisors were Mr. Hendrickson and Mr. Larson. Leslie Simpson was the smiling Homecoming candidate from the Sophomore Class. The Sophomore Homecoming float was bewitching. Adams E. Andress R. Anibas J. Atchison C Austin S. Bauer D. Bauer M. Becker J. Bloss R. Bloss W. Brantner S. Browskowski L. Bump E. Casey C. Cleasby R. Cook M. Crawford S. Dale J. Duncanson L. Duncanson M. Ede B. Everson J. Everson K. Feeney J. Finseth A. CLASS OF ’66 Green L. Gregory G Hageness J Hehli W. SOPHOMORES Heike J. Henneman S. Hill D. Hoffman S. Holden K. Hollister S. Jamison S. Johnson D. Johnson L. Johnson S. Julson K. Kasenow S. Kees D. Kent S. Kilde R. Lund R. Marten R. Martin M. McDonough L. Morey C. Munera E. Odegard A Odegard P. Oesau R. Olbert K. Olson L. Ottinger S. Parker L. Parr M. Pederson R. Phillips J. Rieck G. Ringger D Risen S. Risler K. Russell K. Rutschow J. Rntschow R. Schroeder K Schultz L. Schultz P. Sessions S. Simpson L. Steinke B. Swanson G. Teigen D. Timm G. Tomten L. Trowbridge J. Walker M. CLASS OF ’66 Weber P. Weisenbeck L. Weiss K. Weiss S. ABOVE: The boys, after giving the Frosh a hard time at initiation SOPH SNAPS A sophomore twirler, Terry Wright BELOW: The sophomores placed one man on the starting 5, Steve Kent A sophomore twirler, Mary Walker 'A' Team Cheerleader, Sherry Kasenow 'B' Team cheerleader, Diane Kees 34 RIGHT: 'B' Team cheerleaders, Peg Schultz and Jane Hageness FRESHMEN gSlSS! 1 CLASS OFFICERS: M. Brainard, R. J. Berger, R. C. Berger, J. Sandberg The Frosh elected as their leaders Ron C. Berger - President; Jim Sandberg - Vice-President; Mary Brainard - Treasurer; and Ron J. Berger - Secretary. Their Homecoming candidate, Karen Ness, was elected to the court. Freshman initiation was the high point of their year when they acted as slaves for a day. Class advisors were Mr. Loomans and Miss Klatt. Abliedinger M. Anderson M. Anderson V. Becker L. Becker N. Berger L. Berger R. Berger R. Bergh Y. Blum R. Bonesteel C. Borgwardt N Brainard M. Branter D. Brantner K. Brenner R. Christopherson K. Cook D. Cowell L. Crawford D. Gehrke F. Glanzman N. Goss V. Grorud G. FRESHMEN Gunderson M Hagness R. Hamilton J. Haugland A. Hesselman J. Hilgert E. Jardine J. Johnson L. Kaiser R. Keck V. Kendhammer J. Koenig R. Komro K. Klopp G. Larson M. Larson N. Lee R. Lehman L. Loomis L. Marten D. Moe G. Ness K. Nogle M Noll N. Olson E. Ottinger D. Ottum F. Pederson D. Poeschel C. Prissel M. Pronschinske D. Risen J. Rud S. Rustad S. Sandberg J. Sandberg Y. Scharf L. Schneider K. Schultz K. Schultz P. Schultz V. Schwartz A. Segerstrom M. Serum J. Sindelar G. Steinke K. Swenson P. Tanner M. Tomten L. Urness J. CLASS OF ’67 Van Gelder R. Ward K. Weiss J. Weiss L. Freshman Homecoming skit FROSH SNAPS ln large numbers 40 ABOVE: A sideview of things to come SNOIXVZINVOHO «r ROW 1: J. Rutschow, C. Wilson, S. Johnson, J. Lund, C. Morey, L. Scharf, A. Rud ROW 2: M. Erickson, M. Lindsay, R. Tessendorf, A. Norrish, J. Reick, P. Fedie, D. Bauer, S. Henneman, V. Goss ROW 3: L. Simpson, M. Walker, G. Reick, S. Weiss, B. Elkinton, J. Brainard, M. Cook, K. Steinke, J. Folke-dahl, J. Hageness, M. Brainard, S. Johnson ROW 4: M. Tanner, L. Johnson, P. Weber, K. Schultz, R. Wright, S. Rudd, S. Rustad, L. Scharf, F. Gehrke, T. Casey, J. Christenson, J. Christenson ROW 5: J. Anderson, C. Casey, Mr. Bauer ’64 CONCERT AND BELOW: The hard-working cornet section. The Concert Band, under the direction of Robert Bauer, is composed of eighty-nine members. During the course of the year, the band has been engaged in various activities: playing for football games, presenting the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and entering ROW 1: A. Haugland, L. Lehman, K. Ness, K. Olbert, Y. Odegard, N. Glanzman, T. Wright ROW 2: S. Kasenow, J. Forthun, J. Eide, N. Borgwardt, J. Wright, K. Schroeder, L. Tomten, G. Cook, P. Blager ROW 3: M. Duncanson, L. Duncanson, K. Kaiser, L. Tomten, J. Urness, D. Kees, J. Phillips, D. Parker, F. Maga-dance, S. Sharp, D. Wulff, J. Marquand, C. Kramschuster ROW 4: R. Marten, R. Blum, D. Hanson, L. Aase, J. Rutschow, D. Ottinger, D. Tiegs, L. Parker, R. Lee, J. Trowbridge, T. Glanzman, J. Hulke, A. Hubbard ROW 5: J. Rasmusson, W. Hehli, H. Wilson, V. Anderson, P. Schultz MARCHING BAND the music contests. In Addition, they were invited to play at the Northwestern Teachers’ Convention and the Mid-Winter Music Clinic at Madison. We are proud of our 1964 Concert and Marching Band as it is one of the most pronounced assets of our school. BELOW: Marching band performs at Homecoming. ROW 1: M. Erickson, R. Tessendorf, A. Norrish, J. Rieck, M. Walker, C. Wilson, J. Rutschow, S, Henneman, V. Goss, J. Forthun, P. Blager ROW 2: L. Simpson, T. Wright, H. Urness, F. Magadance, D. Parker, S. Sharp, D. Wulff, J. Marquand, C. Kramschuster, L. Duncanson, K. Kaiser, K. Casey, L. Aase, J. Trowbridge, T. Glanzman, J. Hulke, A. Hubbard ROW 3: Mr. Bauer, J. Christenson, T. Casey, H. Wilson, J. Anderson, V. Anderson PEP BAND INTERMEDIATE BAND ROW 1: R. Miles, M. Folkedahl, L. Adams, L. Hagness, D. Kramschuster, C. Pace, J. Wright, P. Peterson, K. Rieck, B. Lee, C. Ede ROW 2: S. Johnson, D. Dewey, G. Forthun, K. Van Gelder, G. Kins, L. Tessendorf, B. Myren, L. Solholt, D. Heike, S. Glanzman, M. Rieck, D. Lightfoot, M. Larson, D. Pederson, J. Rud, C. Walker, D. Deutscher, D. Lawrence, L. Hardy ROW 3: C. Pospichel, C. Ness, B. Erickson, C. Larson, S. Auer, C. Poeschel, S. Hager, L. Marten. R. Lerimo, S. Henneman, S. Heike, C. Lee, G. Issacson, J. Klopp, J. Kasenow, M. Phillips, L. Keck, J. Aase, M. Johnson, S. Miles, L. Henneman ROW 4: P. Peck, P. Holstein, D. Tubbs, Y. Berg, L. Gehrke, K. Everson, J. Whelan, D. Pariso, G. Adams, D. Marten, R. Lardahl, N. Segerstrom, W. Folkedahl, B. Odegard, G. Lunderville, J. Miles, J. Schroeder, B. Goss, D. Heike, S. Hayes, S. Glanzman, M. Larson, J. La Duke STANDING: Mr. Putzier, T. Loomis, M. Stanton, C. Schultz, J. Schroeder, M. Dregney, L. Sandberg, G. Stanton, L. Oium, J. Schultz ’64 CHORUS ROW 1: Mr. Bauer, V. Johnson, S. Adams, S. Rudd, A. Haugland, C. Wilson, V. Anderson, S. Jamison, K. Schultz ROW 2: J. Lardahl, E. Munera, B. Wright, J. Forthun, L. Johnson, M. Berger, S. Anderson, K. Holden, J. Folkadahl, D. Martin ROW 3: N. Borgwardt, S. Ottinger, M. Anderson, P. Odegard, M. Cook, L. Lehman, L. Parker, J. Anderson, J. Urness, J. Everson, L. Weisenbeck ROW 4: J. Werner, M. Weisenbeck, L. Tomten, J. Cook, N. Ottinger, K. Schroeder, C. Morey, J. Reick, S. Johnson, D. Johnson, K. Schultz ROW 5: M. Lindsay, G. Rieck, J. Johnson, M. Berger, B. Risler, M. Martin, L. Scharf, J. Rutschow, S. Johnson, D. Bauer, R. Holden ROW 6: L. Berger, N. Glanzman, H. Wilson, R. Blum, G. Moe, W. Bloss, R. Hageness, G. Klopp, E. Olson, R. Wright, C. Casey ROW 7: M. Munson, J. Rasmusson, D. Wulff, J. Marquand. A. Hubbard, J. Canar, D. Parker, T. Casey, L. Aase, R. Wright, I. Thalacker The sound of music echoed through the halls during the fifth hour practice sessions of the high school chorus. Composed of seventy-seven members, the chorus participated in the Christmas and Spring concerts, and the annual music festivals in which they entered class A. Both the hard work'of their director, Mr. Bauer, and the combined efforts of the group helped to make it an exceptional chorus which added to the musical activities of M. H. S. 45 Ann Norrish, Mary Walker, Joan Lund, Terry Wright TWIRLERS Leading the marching band throughout its many performances this year were Ann Norrish, Mary Walker, Joan Lund, and Terry Wright, the snappy and peppy senior band twirler. BELOW: Girls' glee club hard at work! Now in its second year of operation, the French Club is becoming an increasingly important organization. Originally conceived with the idea of bringing students into greater cultural contrast with French through speakers, films, and discussion, the club has broadened its activities. This past year it embarked upon three new adventures, bringing it into closer contact with the student body and with the community. These activities included a French caroling party, a Mardi Gras celebration, and a spring initiation program. The club anticipates further development in Vive la France the future. ROW 1: Mrs. Schroeder, J. Forthun, R. Wright, L. Simpson, S. Anderson, K. Holden, S. Kasenow, E. Munera, C. Wilson, Mr. Hendrickson ROW 2: J. Heike, G. Langert, J. Folkedahl, M. Cook, J. Cook, K. Kaiser, P. Weber, C. Amundson, S. Ottinger, J. Brainard, L. Johnson ROW 3: L. Tomten, L. Parker, J. Heike, C. Casey, T. Wright, K. Olbert, G. Rieck, B. Stienke, M. Walker, C. Morey ROW 4: L. Duncanson, M. Lindsay, K. Schroeder, S. Johnson, N. Ottinger, L. Berger, R. Holden, J. Rutschow, M. Weisenbeck, M. Berger ROW 5: G. Swanson, J. Rutschow, M. Anderson, W. Hehli, B. Myren, J. Marquand, J. Rasmusson, M. Munson, I. Thalacker, S. Kent 47 MATH CLUB The Math Club was established to stimulate its members interest in current mathematical advancements and present to the club challenging problems numerical in content. MEMBERS: E. Thorson, K. Berger, R. Tessendorf, D. Hanson, M. Fedie, C. Deustcher ESO The purpose of the Elite Science Org. is to promote the interest in science in its members by presenting them with new technological advancements. ROW 1: C. Amunson, E. Thorson, R. Tessendorf, Mr. Hagenbarth ROW 2: D. Pace, J. Lehman, K. Berger, D. Hanson ROW 3: R. Tanner, C. Deustcher, M. Fedie, A. Bauman, K. Mahlum, M. Johnson ROW 1: M. Swanson, S. Schultz, T. Brenner, Mr. Larson ROW 2: J. Rutschow, J. Anderson, J. Rieck, M. Duncanson ROW 3: R. Duncanson, R. Bergh, R. Bonesteel BIOLOGY CLUB Membership in the Bio. Club is composed of Juniors and Seniors taking advanced Biology. Its main purposes are to promote and stimulate: inquiry and research, an increased knowledge of Biological organisms, esthetic values, and a greater appreciation of nature. The club was very active throughout the year. ROW 1: Mrs. Schroeder, C. Kramschuster, E. Munerva, M. Anderson, J. Kendhammer, K. Julson, C. Poeschel, N. Noll, J. Folkedahl, S. Sharp ROW 2: D. Martin, B. Hagness, L. Lehman, D. Bauer, B. Ede, K. Schroeder, C. Morey, B. Blum, Y. Berg ROW 3: J. Rieck, B. Elkinton, G. Rieck, J. Rutschow, J. Berger, J. Heike, M. Lindsay, M. Weisenbeck, K. Olbert, J. Anderson ROW 4: B. Harms, K. Casey, D. Wulff, M. Munson, J. Trowbridge, J. Rasmusson, I. Thalacker, B. Lee, K. Schneider ROW 5: E. Adams, B. Wright, J. Marquand, D. Ringger, B. Myren, R. Bergh, R. Tessendorf, L. Green, G. Swanson 1964 FORENSICS Perfect prose, poetry, oratory, and declamations were the goals of the forensics students under the direction of Mrs. Schroeder. Through hard work, many students attended the district meet, where numerous A's were received. It was a most successful excursion. OUR EDITORS Senior Editor: Mary Erickson Junior Editor: Tom Casey Business Manager: Marge Lindsay Copy Readers: Y. Odegard, V. Johnson, D. Martin, R. Bergh, P. Blager, B. Dregney. Lay-out: K. Schultz, C. Morey, B. Lee, J. Folkedahl, R. Holden. Typists: M. Duncanson, J. Cook, R. Holden, S. Adams, M. Berger, J. Rosentahl, Y. Odegard, D. Parker. Copy-writers: A. Norrish, V. Goss, N. Ot-tinger, J. Brainard, S. Sharp. Sales Manager: J. Cook Subscription Salesmen: D. Martin, P. Blager, C. Amundson, J. Anderson, M. Walker, L. Tomtem, J. Folkedahl, C. Morey, B. Lee, V. Goss, N. Ottinger. Ad Salesmen: B. Dregney, V. Johnson, C. Retzlaff, M. Berger, M. Berger, J. Rosentahl, K. Schultz, D. Parker. 1964 MIRROR ROW 1: Mr. Brugger, M. Erickson, T. Casey, M. Lindsay, V. Goss, V. Johnson, S. Adams, Y. Odegard, S. Sharp ROW 2: J. Thompson, B. Dregney, D. Martin, P. Blager, M. Duncanson, J. Cook, J. Rosentahl, M. Berger, J. Folkedahl ROW 3: N. Ottinger, J. Brainard, J. Anderson, C. Morey, M. Walker, L. Tomten, C. Amundson, A. Norrish, K. Schultz ROW 4: R. Holden, M. Berger, B. Lee, D. Parker, C. Retzlaff, B. Myren, R. Bergh, K. Kaiser, S. Anderson r.n ROW 1: Mr. Ehrmeyer, C. Kramschuster, S. Sharp, J. Rutschow, P. Odegard, A. Haugland, C. Wilson ROW 2: P. Schultz, J. Forthun, P. Fedie, V. Goss, J. Urness, D. Ottinger, M. Brainard, B. Elkinton, Y. Odegard ROW 3: K. Stienke, J. Thompson, J. Serum, S. Weiss, L. Browskowski, M. Lindsay, B. Dreg ney, K. Kaiser, S. Anderson ROW 4: B. Harms, J. Hieke, P. Weber, D. Martin, P. Blager, K. Olbert, K. Schroeder, C. Morey, K. Holden BUFFALO BILLBOARD ROW 1: M. Berger, J. Rosenthal, L. Duncanson, L. Tomten, J. Brainard, J. Rieck, J. Lund ROW 2: C. Deutscher, M. Berger, L. Scharf, K. Schultz, M. Duncanson, R. Holden, N. Ottinger ROW 3: M. Fedie, R. Lee, D. Wulff, M. Munson, R. Tessendorf, M. Swanson, J. Rasmusson, M. Duncanson, J. Cook ROW 4: A. Bauman, J. Lehman, R. Tanner, K. Berger, J. Canar, J. Marquand, B. Myren 51 ROW 1: Mr. Stoughton, C. Kramschustet, K. Olbert, L. Simpson, V. Goss, C. Wilson ROW 2: J. Rieck, J. Cook, R. Lee, W. Elkinton, Y. Odegard, J. Rutschow ROW 3: S. Kent, M. Fedie, C. Scharf, J. Lehman, R. Tanner, D. Wulff, L. Green STUDENT COUNCIL The M. H. S. Student Council has been active throughout the year with many projects. The one main goal has been to raise money for a foreign exchange student. The student council also sponsored the Homecoming Dance, changed the rules on voting for cheerleaders, took a survey on student smoking at M. H.S., and discussed other possibilities for improving the school's reputation. Officers for the year were President - Jane Rutschow, Vice-President - Mike Fedie, 2nd Vice-President - Connie Wilson, Secretary -Roy Tanner, Treasurer - Jim Lehman, Parliamentarian - Candy Kramschuster. 52 ROW 1: Miss Quarberg, C. Kramschuster, J. Anderson, K. Kaiser, C. Amundson ROW 2: M. Erickson, A. Norrish, J. Rieck, P. Blager, J. Rutschow, M. Lindsay ROW 3: M. Fedie, R. Tessendorf, R. Tanner, A. Hubbard, D. Hanson The Honor Society, under the direction of Miss Quarberg, is composed of a group of students accepted on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. They were in charge of the pop-corn concession at games and ushering at open house. Their help was invaluable to lost parents. Officers were: first semester, President - Karen Kaiser, Vice-President - Connie Amundson, Secretary - Mike Fedie, Treasurer - Ron Tessendorf. Second Semester, President - Candy Kramchuster, Vice-President - Roy Tanner, Secretary - Julie Anderson, Treasurer - Jane Rutchow. LEFT: J. Anderson, K. Kaiser, Miss Quarberg, and R. Tessendorf going over some Honor Society material. 53 ROW 1: K. Schultz, C. Kramschuster, P. Schultz, J. Hagness, P. Schultz, D. Kees, S. Kase-now, M. Lindsay ROW 2: M. Duncanson, S. Sharp, A. Haugland, V. Goss, M. Fedie, P. Fedie, J. Forthun, V. Anderson, M. Erickson ROW a: B. Wright, B. Elkinton, S. Weiss, M. Berger, J. Rosenthal, J. Folkadahl, L. Simpson, M. Brainard ROW 4: C. Amundson, S. Anderson, P. Weber, J. Cook, J. Brainard, K. Olbert, K. Kaiser, E. Scharf ROW 5: C. Morey, S. Johnson, G. Cook, L. Duncanson, T. Wright, J. Lund, J. Rutschow, L. Scharf, A. Norrish The crux of school spirit emenated from the Pep Club. This organization planned and presented pep meetings and did their best to promote the Buffaloes. Officers were Jane Rutschow, president; Joanne For- One of the Pep Club's original ideas. thun, vice-president; and Sid Sharp, secre- 54 tary and treasurer. ROW 1: Mr. Anderson, C. Deutscher, J. Christenson, R. Stienke, W. Hehli, W. Elkinton, T. Wejss, D. Yarrington ROW 2: T. Brenner, M. Fedie, D. Crawford, R. Andress, C. Scharf, M. Swanson, R. Hagen, E. Thor-son ROW 3: R. Duncanson, P. Johnson, D. Brion, R. Tanner, J. Canar, S. Schultz, J. Lehman, J. Christen son, J. Loomis LETTER CLUB The Letter Club is composed of boys who have earned letters in any of the six major sports. Projects for this year included a sweat-shirt sale, selling concessions at noon hour, and the annual picnic at the end of the year. Officers were Jim Lehman - President, Mike Fedie - Vice-President, and Roy Tanner Secretary-Treasurer. Advisor was Mr. Anderson . . . ROW 1: W. Hamilton, D. Ottinger, N. Noll, S. Norby, P. Erickson, R. Gehrke, J. Kendhammer, J. Kees, T. Crawford, K. Ness, V. Goss ROW 2: P. Neis, S. Johnson, J. Brainard, J. Rieck, J. Cook, N. Ottinger, M. Berger, M. Duncanson, A. Norrish, J. Thorson, B. Hurtley, K. Schroeder ROW 3: C. Amundson, D. Bauer, G. Rieck, P. Schultz, B. Steinke, K. Julson, M. Walker, R. Holden, L. Parker, L. Browskowski, S. Kasenow, S. Hager ROW 4: L. Tomten, G. Cook, M. Helwig, K. Schnieder, L. Berger, L. Johnson, L. Kidrick, B. Harms, N. Larson, C. Poeschel, J. Hulke, J. Dregney ROW 5: R. Wright, E. Olson, L. Duncanson, N. Franzwa, B. Ede, C. Retzlaff, B. Myren, J. Rutschow, J. Becker, T. Wright, K. Schultz, L. Scharf GAA ROW 1: Mrs. Lappin, A. Odegard, S. Austin, J. Hollister, S. Jamison, V. Johnson, S. Adams, C. Dregney, P. Odegard, L. Loomis, J. Eide, P. Schultz, J. Weiss, A. Haugland ROW 2: V. Anderson, J. Dale, M. Larson, J. Serum, J. Heike, N. Borgwardt, S. Weiss, M. Cook, S. Ottinger, J. Folkadahl, L. Dregney, J. Olson, K. Everson ROW 3: J. Forthun, P. Odegard, K. Holden, M. Brainard, P. Fedie, G. Langert, S. Larson, J. Rosenthal, S. Nichols, L. Sandberg, B. Elkinton, J. Wright, L. Simpson ROW 4: M. Martin, Y. Bergh, L. Johnson, B. Dregney, D. Martin, P. Blager, M. Tanner, S. Johnson, J. Thompson, J. Heike, K. Stienke, S. Rustad, J. Serum ROW 5: K. Schultz, K. Kaiser, S. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Gunderson, K. Casey, K. Olbert, P. Weber, J. Lund, C. Morey, P. Wood, M. Erickson, J. Urness, Y. Odegard ROW 1: J. Christenson, R. Sie, L. Aase, T. Weiss, G. Swanson, R. Marten, M. Sandberg, R. Stienke ROW 2: D. Anderson, L. Gehrke, T. Casey, A. Bauman, D. Hanson, M. Swanson, M. Lover, T. Anderson ROW 3: D. Jackson, M. Anderson, G. Larson, R. Andress, T. Sessions, R. Tessendorf, P. Johnson, D. Brion ROW 4: J. Andress, D. Stamm, P. Parker, K. Berger, R. Dregney, S. Schultz, D. Parker, J. Marquand BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ROW 1: Mr. Smith, D. Weiss, W. Bloss, R. Bloss, D. Hill, R. Rutschow, D. Yarrington, D. Marten-ROW 2: R. Fredriech, D. Pronschinski, M. Fraser, C. Ashwell, S. Crawford, F. Ottum, D. Crawford, R. C. Berger ROW 3: D. Bloom, M. Kothbauer, R. Brenner, T. Brenner, J. Hesselman, D. Pace, R. Lund, L. Anderson ROW 4: R. Larson, J. Eide, D. Bloom, R. Rosenthal, D. Larson, W. Wood, R. Erickson, D. Loomis INTERMEDIATE TUMBLERS: ROW 1: A. Odegard, J. Olson, S. Weiss, P. Odegard ROW 2: C. Morey, T. Crawford, B. Elkinton, D. Bauer, L Sandberg 58 ROW 3: K. Everson, S. Austin, K. Stienke, V. Goss ADVANCED TUMBLERS: ROW 1: Miss Kruckman, P. Blager, P. Odegard, M. Cook ROW 2: S. Kasenow, L. Kidrick, M. Helwig, M. Erickson ROW 3: G. Langert, L. Johnson, P. Neis, G. Cook, M. Duncanson With Mary Erickson as their chosen captain, members of the tumbling club enjoyed themselves and were an asset to the games at which they performed. Co-ordination was their key word and success their goal. Their advisor was Miss Kruckman. 'A'SQUAD: C. Kramschuster, S. Kasenow, K. Schultz, M. Lindsay, M. Duncanson, M. Erickson Leading the spirit for football and basketball games this year were our ’A' team cheerleaders, Mary Erickson, Marge Lindsay, Candy Kramschuster, Karen Schults, Mary Sue Duncanson, and Sherry Kasenow. Through their efforts, the Buffaloes were led to many victories. CHEERLEADERS Equally peppy were the four 'B' team cheerleaders, Jane Hageness, Peg Schultz, Dianne Kees, and Pat Schultz. Their burst of spirit aided the ’B' team in their successful season. 59 'B' SQUAD: J. Hageness, P. Schultz, P. Schultz, D. Kees ROW 4: D. Parker. D. Jackson. J. Johnston. E. Bump. W. Jardine. R. Dregney. G. Larson. R. Cleasby. K. Risler. L. Risler, J. Loomis ROW 3: J. Lehrke. T. Anderson. A. Finseth. M. Sandberg. D. Crawford, D. Larson, M. Anderson. K. Ward, R Parr ROW 2: G. Moe. D. Johnson. D. Werlein, S. Brantner. J. Lehrke, L. McDonough. L. Anderson. R. Rutschow. J. Sandberg, D. Yarrington ROW 1: Mr. Loomans. J. Eide, M. Anderson. D. Weiss. L. Alleman, J. Thorson, R. Larson, D. Tiegs, D. Brantner D. Crawford 6 F.F.A. OFFICERS: L to R: ROW 1: J. Thorson, J. Loomis, D. Weiss ROW 2: Mr. Loomans, R. Parr, D. Parker, D. Yarrington. The Future Farmers of America is an intracurricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to: conduct public meetings; speak in public; buy and sell co-operatively; finance themselves; and assume civic responsibility. The foundation of the F.F.A. includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, improved agriculture, citizenship, and recreation. ROW 1: J. Eide, M. Anderson, Mr. loomans, D. Weiss, D. Yarrington, J. Thorson, R. Parr, J. Loomis, D. Parker, D. Brantner, D. Crawford ROW 2: G. Moe, D. Johnson, D. Werlien, S. Brantner, J. Lehrke, L. McDonough, L. Anderson, R. Rutschow, J. Sandberg, D. Tiegs ROW 3: J. Lehrke, T. Anderson, L. Alleman, A. Finsth, M. Sandberg, D. Crawford, D. Larson, M. Anderson, K. Ward, R. Larson ROW 4: D. Jackson, J. Johnston, E. Bump, W. Jardine, R. Dregney, G. Larson, R. Cleasby, K. Risler, L. Risler W.J.D.A. The Wisconsin Junior Dairymen’s Association is a voluntary organization of all Vocational Agriculture students who are testing milk of their home herds for butterfat and keeping dairy herd records either in the High school laboratory or through the County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. The W.J. D.A. has four main objectives: to develop leadership; to encourage dairy record keeping; to promote herd building; and to improve the quality of the dairy product. 61 ROW 1: C. Wilson, S. Adams, K. Brantner, M. Brommer, L. Parker, J. Heike, J. Serum, D. Seger-strom, S. Hollister, Miss Klatt ROW 2: B. Steinke, M. Weisenbeck, K. Ness, D. Ottinger, S. Weiss, S. Larson, K. Steinke, V. Goss, L. Browskowski, S. Ottinger ROW 3: J. Anderson, G. Rieck, J. Heike, N. Glanzman, N. Larson, P. Erickson, J. Dregney, W. Hamilton, E. Hilgert, J. Berger ROW 4: M. Weisenbeck, J. Serum, J. Becker, G. Timm, B. Myren, B. Ede, F. Gehrke, J. Rieck, P. Blager F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America have kept busy with various projects and sales in order to send two delegates to the Green Bay Convention this summer. Mona Weisenbeck was the Homecoming Queen candidate from the F.H.A. '63-'64 officers were as follows: President - Joanne Rieck: Vice-President -Janelle Heike; Secretary - Sharon Weiss; Treasurer - Sharon Adams; Reporter - Gayle Rieck. The F. H. A advisor was Miss Klatt. OFFICERS: J. Heike, J. Serum, G. Rieck, J. Heike, S. Weiss, S. Ottinger, N. Glanzman, B. Steinke, S. Adams, J. Rieck 62 ATHLETICS ROW 1: Mr. Anderson, R. Hagen, R. Tanner, T. Brenner, M. Fedie, J. Lehman, D. Brion, P. Johnson, D. Crawford, J. Canar, M. Swanson ROW 2: G. Slowjowski, D. Ringger, M. Lover, W. Elkinton, M. Sandberg, S. Kent, L. Moe, G. Swanson, G. Norby, D. Loomis, H. Bursaw ROW 3: Mr. Thomson, D. Larson, W. Hehli, J. Phillips, T. Weiss, R. Rutschow, J. Anibas, S. Kent, W. Bloss, R. Crawford, R. Andress, J. Hesselman ROW 4: Mr. Parker, C. Scharf, R. Dregney, L. Gehrke, R. Lund, L. Green, L. McDonough, S. Schultz, J. Andress, D. Parr, R. Brenner, R. Steinke ROW 5: L. Olson, R. Blum, R. Kaiser, L. Tomten, D. Crawford, M. Frazer, J. Hesselman, D. Cook, J. Sandberg, J. Risen, R. Berger, R. Brenner FOOTBALL ROW 1: R. Tanner, D. Brion, D. Ringger, P. Johnson, M. Sandberg, D. Crawford, J. Canar ROW 2: C. Scharf, M. Fedie, T. Brenner, J. Lehman ROW 2: W. Elkinton, R. Hagen, P. Johnson, T. Brenner, J. Lehman, M. Fedie 64 ROY TANNER: Co-Capt.: A great TERRY BRENNER: Co-Capt.: One JIM LEHMAN: One of the finest pass receiver and fine football play- of the toughest players we've had backs around. Fast, hard runner, er. in a long time. MIKE FEDIE: Smart signal caller. Excellent passer. PETE JOHNSON: Tough, outstanding center. DENNIS BRION: Agile tackle who shone on both offense and defense. 65 DON CRAWFORD: Pound for pound as good a tackle as can be found in the area. JOHN CANAR: Tough defensive end. Good coverage on the wide plays. JOHN ANDRESS: Big strong tackle Valuable team man. MERLE SANDBERG: Rugged guard who should have a big year ahead. 66 RON HAGEN: Good pass receiver and fine defensive back. CHUCK SCHARF: Hard hitting half back who will be hard to stop next year. STAN KENT: A hard-nosed guard who should have a big year next season. 27 Menomonie 14 Augusta 0 Eau Claire North 39 Wabasha St. Felix 7 Durand 7 Chippewa Falls 18 Arcadia 34 Winona Cotter Jim Lehman heads for the goal line. DAN RINGGER: A big talented sophomore who will show us big things in the future. BILL ELKINTON: A fine linebacker. Should be great next year. Mondovi Mondovi Mondovi Mondovi Mondovi Mondovi Mondovi Mondovi ROW 1: R. Brenner, Mr. Parker, L. Anderson ROW 2: D. Tiegs ROW 3: B. Elkinton, M. Fedie, R. Hagen, D. Parr, R. Tanner, J. Canar, J. Loomis, J. Lehman, C. Scharf, R. Wright, S. Kent Not pictured: W. Hehli BASKETBALL ROW 2: Mr. Herrel, E. Bump, J. Johnston, J. Hesselman, R. Rutschow, L. Green, E. Adams, S. Kent, D. Cook, A. Schwartz, Mr. Heit ROW Is J. Sandberg, J. Risen, R. Berger, R. Koenig 68 Senior forward - Co-Captain ROY TANNER Senior forward - Co-Captain JIM LEHMAN Senior guard - MIKE FEDIE Senior center - JOHN CANAR Senior forward - JOHN LOOMIS Chuck raising the score Clyde brings down a rebound Roy scoring once again ROW 1: D. Yarrington, D. Weiss, J. Hesselman, C. Deutsches, R. Blum, G. Klopp, D. Peterson ROW 2: Coach Thompson, M. Kothbauer, M. Lover, D. Ringger, D. Brion, S. Schultz, G. Norby, W. Bloss, R. Bloss, G. Swanson TEAM RECORD Mondovi 13 Chippewa Falls Mondovi 16 Augusta Mondovi 37 Osseo Mondovi 29 Arcadia Mondovi 27 Osseo Mondovi 22 Arcadia Mondovi 18 Boyce ville Mondovi 11 E. C. North Mondovi 13 Durand Mondovi 25 Whitehall Mondovi 23 Menomonie Mondovi 6 C. F. C. 41 D. Peterson 31 D. Weiss 17 D. Yarrington 15 M. Kothbauer 21 B. Bloss 19 C. Deustcher 26 M. Lover 35 G. Norby 29 S. Schultz 20 D. Crawford 26 D. Brion 46 D. Loomis D. Ringger G. Swanson INDIVIDUAL RECORD tied won lost 4 3 0 7 3 0 7 1 0 3 5 2 0 6 0 3 4 0 4 7 1 4 5 2 4 5 0 2 3 0 7 1 1 3 3 0 0 4 1 0 4 0 SENIOR WRESTLERS D. Brion D. Crawford C. Deutscher D. Yarrington ROW 1: R. Serum, R. Tanner, T. Weiss, R. Brenner, W. Hehli ROW 2: C. Scharf, R. Hagen, M. Fedie, D. Brion, H. Arneson, R. Brion ROW 3: D. Parr, D. Linse, M. Johnson, C. Deutscher, Mr. Anderson ’63 BASEBALL Mondovi 5 Cochrane F. C. 12 Mondovi 9 Cochrane F. C. 8 Mondovi 3 Black River 4 Mondovi 3 Black River 7 Mondovi 6 Arcadia 5 Mondovi 7 Arcadia 1 Mondovi 2 Durand 1 Mondovi 5 Durand 0 Mondovi 9 Chippewa Falls 8 Mondovi 7 Chippewa Falls 1 ABOVE: C. Deutscher tags R. Serum. RIGHT: M. Fedie collecting one of his many hits. 72 BELOW: D. Linse State bound ROW 1: D. Linse, J. Lehman, J. Melrose, G. Nyre, T. Brenner ROW 2: R. Andress, W. Latshaw, R. Serum, R. Brion, M. Lover, D. Crawford, W. Wood ROW 3: J. Hesselman, M. Fedie, M. Johnson, D. Brion, R. Tanner, C. Scharf, G. Swanson, Mr. Parker ’63 TRACK The biggest event for last year's track team was sending Dave Linse and his discus to the state tourneys. ’63 GOLF Golf is becoming an increasingly popular sport in Mondovi. Each year a larger number of boys participate. The '63 golf team enjoyed a fairly successful season. L. to R.: W. Elkinton, J. Phillips, J. Christensen, J. Christensen, S. Schultz, R. Duncanson, Coach Thomsen LEFT: J. Christensen tees off 73 ACTIVITIES ABOVE: Mrs. Haggett contemplates the matter. RIGHT: Mrs. Haggett and Ada prepare the table. BELOW: Rosen and Davenport bargain with Dr. Haggett. CLASS JUNIOR - THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN Dr. Haggett.................MIKE FEDIE Susan Haggett...................MARY ERICKSON Abby......................MARY BERGER Mrs. Haggett..........JANE RUTSCHOW Ada Haggett..........MONA WEISENBECK Warren Creamer--------------ROY TANNER Tallant.....................DAN PARKER R°sen..................RON TESSENDORF Davenport..............ARDELL BAUMAN Student Director..................MARG LINDSAY Student Director-----------KENN BERGER Director...............MR. HENDRICKSON Painters, maids, and chickencoops - All these are involved in The Late Christopher Bean. While chance has left the possession of priceless art works to the bourgeois Haggett family, understanding put them in the care of the family maid. Much of the play’s humor rises from the subsequent satire on human greed as the Haggetts try to swindle their maid out of the paintings she treasures. 76 PLAY SENIOR ABOVE: Joe trys to pop” to Hepsey. AT LEFT: Dr. Patterson approaches Miss Thorne and Miss Ainslie. BELOW: Look here, James Ball! On November 15, 1963, the class of '64 presented the popular Lavender and Old Lace, a comedy taken from the novel of the same name. A quaint home in a typical New England village in the early 1900's provided the setting, while a combination of love, gracious charm, and mystery supplied the action. LAVENDER AND OLD LACE Miss Mary Ainslie ----- JANE RUTSCHOW Jane Hathaway - -- -- -- -- BARB MYREN Ruth Thorne ------- MARY ERICKSON Bernice Carlton ----- MONA WEISENBECK Carl Winfield..................DAN PARKER Sophrony Trotter ------- - JUDY KEES Doctor Howard Patterson - - - - KENN BERGER Hepsey.....................CONNIE AMUNDSON Joe Pendleton..........................IRVIN THALACKER James Ball ------------ - - DUANE HANSON Student Director ------ MARGE LINDSAY Student Director ------ RON T ESSEN DO RF Director.............-.........MR. HERRELL 77 QUEEN SUE A 33-7 score against Winona Cotter was a booster to the spirits of MHS students who crowded the gym and football field for a festival of homecoming activities. You can't stop those Buffaloes” was the enthusiastic theme chosen by the Student Council to be worn on homecoming buttons during the week. The skits were presented on Friday afternoon. First prize was presented to the Pep Club. The parade took place later in the afternoon. The LEFT: Youth Center float BELOW: Band performs at halftime. BELOW: L. to R: Queen S. Anderson, King J. Lehman, S. Hager, M. Fedie, M. Helwig, M. Sandberg, L. Simpson, T. Weiss, K. Ness, W. Elkinton ABOVE: Senior Float RIGHT: Many alumni attended the dance. Juniors copped first place with their outstanding float. The gala events ended with the Homecoming Dance over which Queen Sue Anderson and her escort, Jim Lehman, reigned. They were ably attended by Stella Hager and Mike Fedie, Mary Jo Helwig and Merlin Sandberg, Leslie Simpson and Terry Weiss, and Karen Ness and Bill Elkinton. A perfect evening came to an end when the Profs played the last dance. RIGHT: Queen King Jim Sue and o'C'P taP 0 ’ ue, S- C0 '- o Ste C’ A ' Soft music, pale light, and a holiday spirit set the mood for the 1963 Twistmas Ball, sponsored by the Seniors on December 20th. The strains of Guy Woodford's band floated through the gym while dancers glided dreamily around the Christmas tree. The Yule Tree gave true Xmas spirit to the event. King Bob Steinke and Queen Sharon Adams reigned over the event. Their court included: Rita Holden and Pete Johnson, Sharon Johnson and Jim Lehman, Janice Johnson and Terrell Anderson. The dance brought to a close the school events of 1963. The king and queen lead the grand march. 81 L. to R.: J. Lehman, D. Stamm, J. Andress, ]. Canar 1963 An evening of enchantment lay ahead as couples crowded the floor to dance to the delightful music of Carl Buchholz and his Orchestra. The gym, decorated with a Sea Fantasy theme, was arrayed in a decor of blue and green crepe paper. 82 King Pete Johnson and Queen Mary Erickson King Peter Johnson and Queen Mary Erickson were attended by Dale Stamm and Sue Anderson, John Canar and Jane Rutschow, John Andress and Karen Kaiser, and Jim Lehman and Marge Lindsay. The atmosphere was certainly one of Sea Fantasy. The Grand March 83 HOT LUNCH WORKERS ROW 1: J. Olson, S. Larson, J. Werner, K. Russel, B. Myren ROW 2: S. Jamison, N. Larson, J. Serum, P. Erickson, J. Serum LIBRARIANS A. Odegard, P. Odegard, J. Kees, P. Blager, M. Duncanson, J. Rutschow, J. Lehman, N. Ottinger, S. Johnson, J. Cook, W. Elkinton ROW 1: S. Harm, S. Anderson, R. Tessendorf, K. Kaiser, R. Tanner, S. Ottinger, K. Schultz ROW 2: B. Dregney, J. Thorson, J. Heike, J. Anderson, B. Hurtley, D. Martin, S. Bauer ROW 3: G. Langert, S. Bloss, L; Sandberg, G. Timm, B. Ede, K. Julson, S. Norby HALL MONITORS 84 COOKS: Our cooks, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Severson, and Mrs. Schultz, keep both students and faculty happy with their outstanding meals. BUS DRIVERS, 1 to r: Paul Bauer, Herman Berger, Ed Hagen, Robert Everson, Willis Parker, Norbert Bauer, Tom Cook Walter Johnson, Bob Trowbridge. These nine men are responsible for getting approximately 2 3 of M. H. S. 's students to school each day. JANITORS: Sig Thompson, Cliff Anderson, Norbert Bauer, Martin Brion. 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