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W, dedicate our 1955 M BOOK to the memory of a man who was our fnend and who encouraged us to develop ourselves to the fullest We are young and are therefore eager to learn and to prove ourselves as responsxble and sturdy c1t1zens Dr Wxll B Gnag1 was one of those who helped us learn He was kmd irlendly hard workmg and generous He realxzed the value of educatxon and encouraged us to learn especlally through the Gnagl Scholarsh1p whlch he and Mrs Gnagl founded We are grateful to Dr B1ll and we are glad that the memory of hun and all he has done stlll lwes as a real trlbute to hun and to hls mterest U1 us A o ,.g WWW ZIIIIIIIIIWI WMIIIIIII mil .-.:-1 i 1 if WW af- ff facu Sallie Wenger CJIIJOI' Q c is .f-,T . 'L' l+q1'gi 'i LL 5 .FE 2 E Q .Af 1 II' 5 Nl x .,,x ,xX.,.. . 1 b ---- Q . O if Front Office Portraits MR. E. O. EVANS Superintendent and Principal MRS. HELEN ROSENTHAL High School Secretary MISS ERMA KLASSY Secretary to Principal MISS JUNE GROMMLS School Nurse MR. T. R. HOLYOKE Assistant Principal, Industria1Arts M H S Facult 'Q Ia 4 Hp J MR ALLEN F BARNARD Look out for that key signature Oshkosh State College Carroll College Unxver stty of WIICOHIIH Band Orchestra Pep Bsnd Dance Band Aldwfggam MR KENNETH ALLEN Ag xs the only course U1 hxgh school Unxversxtv of Wxsconsmn Vocatxonal Agriculture 9 F MR JOHN CALDER 'All right glrls clear he halls Oshkosh State College Stout Instxtute Industrml Arts Tunlor class ndvxser Prom MR EDMUND ANDERSON Just a short 10 pomt qulz before Luther College Algebra Adv Algebra Physxcs Senxor class advlser Student C ounczl MR DONALD I-'LEBING 'Now for example Unlverslty of Wuconsm World Hutory Publxc Dxscussxon MRS GRACE ANDERSON Count off by fours LaCrosse State College Gxrls' Physxcal Educatxon G A A Orchesu MISS MARGARET FISHER Gxrls follow the recxpe lows State College Foods Senxor Gxrls Homemaklng I x H . . - Ill f? If ff, f .ff - Ill 1O,ll,1Z. F. . A, ' ' ' 9 t ll . .' 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MISS LAURA SHOEIMAKER Take out your books and get to workl University of Wisconsin, Carroll College Latin, Englilh 10. MR. CHARLES MOWBRAY Do you want a size IB? Stout Institute Industrial Arts Drivers Education Fxse ' 75 uv MR. GERHARD STEENSRUL1 Twice around the gymf Plattsville State College Boys' Physical Education Football coach Boys tumbling MR NAT PRESTON 'Not mentxonmg any names Unwernty of Wuconun Chemistry Drwers Educatmn MISS BEVERLY STUART Sketch books due Monday Unweruty of Wnconun Art g 07411 MISS MARY RENDALL 'Now girls 1.fl've told you once l ve told you fifty txmes Umveraxty of Wnconsu- Sewing Senlor Homemakmg MRS MABEL VIEL Let s hear a lx e more of the alto sec txon Unxverslty of Wxaconsm Vocal Music Operetta MISS RUTH IENKS lan t thu the second txme Ive leen you here today? Plattvxlle State College Lxbtary Lxbrary Club MR DALE VOSS 'Be quxet and l'll lea you something North Central College Engllsh 12 French 1 Z Dramatics Senxor class play Forensxcs MR FRED SIMPSON 'You should be grown up you re Semors Plottvxlle State College Amencan Problems Track coach Assutant football coach M club advuer Conlervatxon club Extemporoneous speakmg 0 0 s fi or WATCHING TV THREE MUSKETEERS TO TI-IIE SENIOR GIRLS 8 School Snaps THE PATTER OF LITTLE FEL1 AT AN AFTER-THE-GAME DANCE. Gnd 'lv band E e khe F e 0 PI. elvis the ,. ov cene in the Keep the School eat HERMAN MILLER H1-:RMAN Duicxbiorx-' if W gi cs Jv Block 8 Z 4 5 N !? I JH X 5 dawn- -':ff'1- --- mm- 1 .5 ,5?:z z65'Z275 A: ,,1'32v,,-r,,72,'LL-:'y:191f' t- - ,fi 1-.f.3g'1Il.IWi, X z 5' 9f'.1g-.-,.-:zea-L'-5 F l SVI? If W 5 ' , 'T ' ::1:L:ar.,..:-y-:',Qn-ng-.-u r:::::55i2iFF'-'-- '2:::2::::15t1? :f::za::2 'wemewf 'gaps' 'IUQQ' ., -. . o : W1 I lrf ff Jn: X gi.-5' ::--. .f- -- 4 3 -3 t .. : - ..- Q : : Z 2 5 E I 2 5 .. E : ... E E ,, I ... if Ei ' iff E il' ,E i ..-: .-'E . .251- --- Jill' ,4. '-'i'- 2-'T ::: -S ...- '-.:-75' ,.. -L- ' 1?-o' W HERBERT GERALD ABLE MAN 'I'hat's our 'Abe', a star of the team and king of the clowns f Driver Education . . . . .Z Public Discussion . . . 3 Chorus .... . . .... 2,3 Basketball . . . .1,Z,3,4 Track..... ...... Z Football .. . . .. ..l Chorus President . . . 3 K' 'f X K- f, 24' -K K --'65 as '- jfs, I' .fi- . 47' -A xx i GERALDINE ALICE ADAMS ' Wind 'er up and lot 'er golll Transferred from Dixon 3 4 3 Dramatics .-...'.. 4 Drivers Education . . . Z G. A. A. ..... l,Z,3, Chorus .... . l,Z, Cheerleading . . . . 1, Tri H1 Y .......... Class Plav .....,. Home-coming Attendant G.A. A. Secretary . . . Z G. A, A. Vice-President4 Student Council .... 1,2 lice-President of Class 4 KARL FREDERICK AESCHLIMANN Handsome is as hand- some does 1 Driver Education . . Chorus ........ Class Play . . Operetta . Hi Y . . NATHAN DALE ANDERECK Then he will talk' E How he'11 talk Annual Staff Dramatics Orchestra Youth Council. . Class Play , , . , . . Forensics Orchestra President 10 Z- .1 3 as f jg , fy- , A 3 etsitt ,ALA T 1 . .2 -9 . 3,4 . . .4 11.44 4 . 3 4 , ' . 2 X , f gad s Z3 4 Z 4 Z 4 ,f hr T: -2 f . .JM '7'5,f55i0'l 'fftg v f . -. ROBERT HENRY ANDEREGG God's gift to women - but he'd rather play basketball. Basketball Refereeing . . F. F. A. ....... 1.2.3. M Club ....... 2.3. Public Discussion .... Basketball ...... 1,Z,3, Football ........ l,Z,3, Track . ......... 3, Class President .... F. F. A. Secretary .... F. F. A. President . . . M Club President . . . MARY HUFF ANDERSON Blessed are the hard workers, for they shall inherit the marks! Bulletin Cubs ....... Z Bulletin Regulars . . . 3,4 Dramatics ...... 3,4 G. A. A. ...... Z,3,4 Orchesis . , . l,Z,3,4 Orchestra . . . . l,Z,3,4 Class Play . ...... 4 Forensics .... l,Z,3,4 Tri Hi Y ........ 3 Wisconsin Historical Club ............ 3 Student Council ..... 4 Orchestra Secretary . . 1 Student Council Treasurer ,,,,,, , l Class Treasurer .... 3 Tri HiY Treasurer . . 3 DAVID L. BABLER President of the 'bored' of educationf Basketball Refereeing . . 3 boys' Tumbling ...... 4 Conservation . . . . .4 Driver Education ..... Z Public Discussion . . 2,3 l HiY... .4 Football ....... . . BETTY LOU BAKER Personality, brains, charm - what more could you ask for? Bulletin Cubs . . . . . . Z Bulletin Regulars . . .3,4 Dramatics ..... . . . 4 Driver Education .... Z G. A. A. ......... 3,4 Chorus .......,. 2.4 Badger Girls' State . . . 3 Tri Hi Y .......... 3 Operetta ...4 Prom Queen ....... 3 S dent Council . , Z,3,4 retary Student Council 3,4 G.A. A. President . . . 4 G, A. A. Secretary . .. 3 Tri Hi Y Vice-President3 Class Secretary ..... 3 ALLAN L. BARNARD JR. Schizophrenic - you don't know a common everyday wofd like schizophrenic? Public Discussion .... 4 Z Track ........... 1. Sectional Heavy Bra-:I .... . 1.4.5.4 Dixie Band .....- Z,3.4 Brass Quartet .... 2.3.4 First Place Gold Cup Music Community Award ....... Z.3.4 Pep Band . . . . 1.3133 Orchestra . . . . 2.3,4 Dance Band ..... Z.3.4 Band ........ 1.2.3.4 Dance Band Manager z,3,4 Band, Orchestra Student Conductor . . .4 First Chair of America 3,4 Apprentice Director All State F.A.A. Band . 4 ALAN ANTHONY BAUMAN He smiled and said, Donlt rush me, girl! Dramatics ...... . . 2 Public Discussion .... 2 Golf ............ Z Wisconsin Historical A 3 Club ........... JANET LOUISE BECKMAN l'll never tell. Annual Staff . . . . . . 3,4 Bulletin Cubs . . . . . . Z Bulletin Regulars . . . 3.4 Dramatics ..... . . . 4 Driver Education .... Z G. A. A. ........ . . Z Orchesis . . . l,Z,3,4 Chorus . . . . 3,4 Class Play ......... 4 Tri Hi Y . ......... .3 Home'coming Attendant 4 Class Treasurer .... Z Chorus Treasurer . . . Z Annual Business Manager ..,.. . . 4 CLIFFORD BENNETT No, I never had a Toni. Basketball Refereeing . . 4 Driver Education . .... Z Chorus ....... . . 3,4 HiY .. . 1,2 -c 13499 jfai QM ,2Jfv-W' IM ll GRACE BIDLINGMAIER Well done is better than well said. Driver Education ..,. Library Club , . . . GALE GENE BISSELL 'Silence is a friend that never betrays. G. A. A. ....... Z. Homemaking Sr. Girls. Public Discussion . . . Sectional Woodwind . 1. Orchesis ....... Z , Band . . . - 1. Twirling ....... 1, Tri Hi Y ......... Public Discussion Secretary ........ Tri Hi Y President . . LOUISE BLAHA A beautiful voice isn't her only talent. 1. Dramatics ....... Z Driver Education .... Homemaking Sr, Girls Library Club . .... 3 Public Discussion . . L Chorus ....... 1,2,5 Orchesis . . . . . 1 Operetta . . . 2,3 Forensics . . . . Z JQANNE BLOCK She danced on and on and on. Annualstaff.. ...3 Bulletin Cubs ..... Bulletin Regulars . 2,3 Dramatic: ..... , . Library Club . . . . . Chorus ........ 2.3 Orchesis ..... l,Z,3 Orchelis President . . Bulletin Co-Editor . . . Operetta ....... 2,3 Forensics . . . l,Z,3 Tri Hi Y . . . , . PATRICIA RUF BLOOM Those who wzear a cheer- ful grin, seem to be the ' mes who win. Drivers Education .... Z Homemaking Sr. Girls . 4 Z Chorus........... CATHERINE BLUM Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. Bulletin Cubs ....... Z Bulletin Regulars . . . 3.4 Dramatics ......... 4 Drivers Education . . . 2 Sectional Heavy Brass Z,3,4 Chorus.. .. ....Z Band . . . . Z,3,4 Tri Hi Y . . .. . 3 ROGER BLUMER Wanna hear a joke? Conservation ....... 3 Drivers Education . . . Z F.F.A. ...... 1.2.3.4 RTTA BREGENZER Her voice and smile are really worthwhile. Drivers Education .... Home ak' g Sr, G , Chorus .... Z 3 4 Operetta , , , , , .9 X. -9 ,--' Q91 1 N kfift ?' A ' lyl.,4.f. 1 Y X A N , ,sf VIRGEL BRCXJE Unpredictable as a fire- cracker. Basketball Refereeing. 41 Boys' Tumbling .... 2.3 Football ......... 1.2 9g1.,,,.S. boi. pw? GERALD BRUNNER Columbus has nothin' on me, I always find what I'm looking for. Conservation ..... . . 3 F.AF.A. ...... 1.2.3.4 Chorus ....Z.4 NANCY BRUNNER Blessed are they that say nothing, for they shall never be quoted. Drivers Education. . . Z Homemaking Sr. Girls :A Chorus!! ....... 2.3,4 4 - ' F F. , , 4 J X -'V I 5 lx :six 'Clif SJ JOHN BURGY 'hlthough my education has done me no harm, I feel much safer on the farm. F. F. A ....... 1.2.3.4 Second F. F. A. President . . . . . . .4 WILLIAM CONWAY 'Schools may come, schools may go, who cares: X Basketball Refereeing. .4 Chorus ........... . 3 GERALD COPLIIEN What? Trade my car dfzll Basketball Refereeing. .Z Dramatics ......... 2 Drivers Education .... 2 Basketball ......... 1 Football..........1 Chorus . . . . 2.3.4 Operetta . . . . . .3 SONJA COPLIEN 'hre you kidding? - Dramatics ...... 2.3.4 Drivers Education ,,,. 2 Library Club ..... 3,4 Sectional Woodwind . Z,3,4 Band ......... . 2.3.4 DanceBand .. ...3 Orchestra . . . 2.3.4 Tri Hi Y . . . . 3 r VT' A lj I s wx L Q 'X Q R l i co'rx-I ' 'T' not what does, bu ow she does it. Bu1letin.......... 2 Dramatics . . . . . 4 Library Club . . . . . 4 Chorus . . . . . . . .l.-2.4 Wisconsin Historical 4 Gi.-1iF.F.A. .. ..2 Club ........... ROSE MARY , CROMWELL s Courage is one of hex' highest virt ,' Sectional lj avy Brass . Z Blhd,.r........ 2 I is . 1 K 9 I X I n ':4f'ffgP'af3i:f V Qffwemcw. l l ?'5g,3'Q:.r.5c. ' A ff 'rff?'V..2Q','K gal 5 ' fi?-:f,,1f'g?1gfi' i,.' ' Q' THOMAS 1 CUNNINGI-IAM 5- ylhnyfl Jw L 'Zi Hard workers are the back bone of the future. Drivers Education .... 2 Sectional Heavy Brass 1',Z,3,4 Band ..... . . .1,Z,3,4 Pep Band .,,,,. 1,Z,3,4 Orchestra ..... 1,Z,3,4 Orchestra Treasurer. . 4 4. ww . CARLA ANN DALLMAN Every girl has her. devilish moments. G. A. A ........ 2,3,4 l Tr H1 Y . ...... . 3 1 M W lift. W M .TERRY DAVIS Quite a quarterback and quite a guy .H Boys' Tuxnbling .... 3.3 Conservatism ..... 1.2.3 M Club . , , , , Z,3,4 Balketblll . .... 1.2 Football. . . . . 1.2.3.4 Track . . .... . 3 Tri. Hi Y . . . 3.4 JQANNE DeREEMER 'Bk fair face crowned with flaming hair makes a pleasant picture. Drarnatics ......... 4 Sectional Woodwind . . . 4 Chorus...........4 Band N ........ . . 4 F . X lv r- d l f L W f ' I P' ' jfvfh J' lx, d DOROTHY J. DeREEMER 'UA million dollar girl in a five -IOC store. Driver Education .... Z Youth Council. . . . . 1 NANCY M. DICKSON When fun and duty meet, Let duty take defeat. Driver Education. . . . . Z Library Club . . . . . .3,4 Chorus ..1,2 I DANIEL H. ELEY 'Not dead- - - just sleeping. Boys' Tumbling ..... Sectional Woodwind l,Z,3,4 Band ..... . . l,Z,3.4 Orchestra , , . , 2,3,4 'Football . . . . Z,3,4 Track . . . . . 2,3 H . i nossnr G. ELLEFSON .0 I love to skip school, 33 but I hate to get caught. Driver Education. . . . Z F.F.A. ........I,4 O G 3 s vu 1 a 1.7 li i DWIGHT THOMAS ELMER Seldom heard but always doingf Basketball Kefereeing. . 4 Boys' Tumbling ..... 4 Driver Education .... Z 'UK smiling face is always a welcome sight. Dramatics ..... l,Z,3,4 Driver Education .... Z G. A. A. ...... Z,3,4 Chorus .......... 1 Orchesis ..... l,Z,3,4 Youth Council ...... Z Forensics ...... Z,3,4 Wisconsin Historical Club .......... 3,4 Secretary Youth Cbuncil...'...... z President Historical Club .........3,4 Secretary Orchesis . . 4 JERRY BRIAN FIGI 'None but he can be his equal f Dramatics ....... 2.4 Public Discussion . Z,3,4 Student Council. .... 1.4 Focribhll ...... . . . 1 1-'.r.A. ,1 f A' g -,1 . ll Z1 I lx Y , rx 11 X i 'rl' 1: ik 1 X JUDITHANN FIELD ll I VICTOR WILLIAM FLANNERY Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow ' there is schoolff' Basketball Refereeing . .4 Dramatirs ........ 4 Driver Education .... Z Public Discussion . . . 2,3 Student Counhil ...... 4 HiY .......-....Z.4 Vice-President Student Council 4 CARL A. FOESCH Only Walt Disney could have done better. Annual Staff ..... Z,3,4 Bulletin Shi! .... Z,3,4 EUGENE ARTHUR FOLEY rhere'. A little bit of mischief in every little bayi.. Annual Staff. . . . . 4 Conservation . . . . . . 4 Dramatics ...,,, Z,3,4 Public Discussion . . . Z Class Play ..... . . 4 Forensics . . . . . l Hi Y . . . , , l,Z,4 O I4 NANCY M. FOLEY 'Virtue is its own reward, Annual Staff ........ 4 Driver Educatitx .... Z G. A. A. ......... 2.3 Chomsa ......... 1 S tudveff uncil .,, .'3. 4 . l, l X .V I A41 If ' If ,Q Y . Y r X. ,X , uf' fm ' ' f Wai 295 J. f 2 , , L fu 3, ,V ?' MARY IRENE FRITSCH Meek and mild is this fair lanf Annual Staff .... . . 3,4 Dx-amatics . . . . . . 3,4 Sectional Woodwind , , 1.2.3.4 Band .. . . . . . .1,z,3.4 ROGER P. GALLI 'LAmazingf Dramatics , ' , ..,,,. 4 Driver Education .... 2 Secticnal Woodwind . Z,3,4 Band .......... 2.3.4 Orchestra ...... Z,3,4 Class Play .,..... 4 Band Vice-President . 4 Badger Boysx State .... l SHIRLEY ANN GEIGEL I've so much ambition and only one lifetime. Annual Sth-if I ...... 4 Dramatics ...,.., 2,4 Driver Education . . . 2 Sectional Woodwind, Z,3,4 Chorus .......... Z Band ........ 1.2.3-4 Gil-1.'F.F.A. ..... 3 President d Class . . .1 DEAN E. GILBERTSON lf school is liberty - - - -give me deathin Ccnservatlcm ....... 3 F.F.A. .. 1,23 if 15 SUSAN ANN GRANBERG Her charm lies in her sunny disposition! Driver Educaticn .... 2 Library Club ...... 3.4 Chorus ......... .3 Wisconsin Hist rica Club . . . . . 1 M4- 1 xi K Sf: A1J'f X c L J JP' M' D of Q M LY KENNETH E. HRUENHERG l'm the patient type' Who'll be my nurse? Conservation. . . . . . . .3 Driver Education , . , , .Z I-'.F.A. l,Z,3,4 - 1 li! ARLENE1 J. T School is tx: e tlqt ll, N tries mell's1 oulsux Drivers Bdufhtiqfl . . l G.A.A.,,.... . .. , , TriHiY ..... l , fu Q' X lj 0scAR 1.sv1-:RNE HANSON l-lnsten slowly. Basketball Refereeing . 4 Z Driver Education , , , . Wisconsin Historical Club............ MW WWW S BARBARA HAWORTH Such grace and poise we've never seen before. Annual Staff ...... 3.4 Sectional Woodwind . . l,Z,3,4 Orchesis . . . . l,Z,3,4 Band ....... 1:21314 Orchestra ........ 4 Cheerleading . . l,Z,3,4 Student Council ..... 3 Annual Staff Editor . . . 4 Orchesis Treasurer . . 4 Band President ..... 4 First Chair of America 3,4 KENNETH L. HEINZELMAN Remain quiet and peolpe will think you're s philosopher, Basketball Refereeing. 4 Football ......... Z Wisconsin Historical Club .......... 3.4 SHIRLEY ANN HILFIKER wen, 1 don't know, Driver-s Education . . . Z G. A. A. , ..... 5 . . . 4 -Homemaki.ng.Sr, Girls .4 Chorus ....... l,2,3,4 Girlsgf' .F .A. . ..... .Z HELENA MAE HUGHES ln work or play, my smile will always stay. Library Club . . . . .. . 4 Wisconsin Historical Club ....... ....3 V ,Wim ,fpfwi f NMMW JOHN CHARLES HURLBUT I am the good man who is so hard to find. Conservation ..... 2.3.4 M Club .......... 4 Public Discussion . . Z,3,4 Student Council ...... 4 Youth Council ...... 4 Football .... . . 1.2.3.4 Tennis 3,4 Class Play . . . . . 4 Forensics ....... 3,4 Hi Y ......... 1.21314 Badger Boyd State . . . 5 Conservation President.4 Student Council President . . . 4 Youth Council President , , . 4 THOMAS LEROY HYLAND Girls are bothersome, but I like to be bothered. Basketball Refereeing. 3 Conservation ,,,,,,, 4 Dramatlcs . . . . . 3,4 Chorus . . . . . 2,3,4 Basketball , , , , 1,2 Football . . . . . 1,2 ClassPlay ,, 4 Operetta . . . . . Z,3,4 0 I NATHAN l-I. ISELY 'Whenever lfeel like working, I go lie down until the feeling goes away, Bulletin Advertising. . 3 Drivers Education. . . Z Wisconsin Historical Club ........ . . 4 ERNEST M. JOHNSON 'Every man must get to heaven his own way, F.1-'.A. ....... .. 4 Football ,, , 1 S -Q 4 f 1 if g . LEONA M. JOHNSON When in her eyes there is a glow, a letter Irom Dalen has arrived you'll know. G. A. A. ......... Z Homemaking Sr. Girls .4 Girls F. 1-'.A. Club. .Z,3 RONALD RAY KLEMM lf I had the wings of an angel, wouldn't I look silly! Basketball Refereeing.3,4 Dramatics ......... 4 Drivers Education .... 2 F. F. A. ........ 1.2.3 M Club .......... 4 Public Discussion .... 3 Basketball ..... 1.2.3.4 Class Vice-President . . 3 MARILYN ANN KLESSINGER If my smile were an umbrella I'd never get wet. Annual Staff ...... . 4 Driver Education , , , Z I-ibrhry Club ..... . 3 Chorus ..... . . Z,3,4 ROBERT WALTER KOLLER Our pal 'CUS , the guy with personality plus. Public Discussion . . 2,3 Chorus ........ 2.3.4 Youth Council ...... 3 Basketball ,,,,,, Z,3,4 Football ....... Z,3,4 Operetta ....... 3,4 Public Discussion President ,,,.,,, 3 Chorus President . . . 4 Class President .... 4 17 DOLORES JEAN KURTH She's little- -and cute. Transferred from South Wayne Annual Staff . . . . . 4 Dramatics ..... . 3,4 G. A. A. ......... 1 Sectional Heavy Brass 1,2 Chorus ..... . . . 1.3.4 Band ..1.Z Dance Band . . . 2 Pep Band . . . . Z THERESE MACHOTKA The vivacious gal with lots of friends. Transferred from Highland . . . ..... . Z Annual Staff .... 4 Dramatics . . . . 3.4 Chorus . . . . . Operetta . . . 4 PepClub . 4 DUANE MAHLKUCI-I Don't give up the ship! Transferred from Juda.3 Basketball Refereeing. 4 F.F.A. ..... ....4 I-liY.. ..4 DAVID MARTIN Many are called, but few get up. Conservation . . . . . . 4 NI Club..... .. 3,4 Chorus . . . . .... 4 Football . . . . . 1.2.3.4 HiY.... ...1.2 ,ef Jax, 30 6. 'HQ ,wx T f f , xx A GEORGE MAUERMAN JR. No woman will ever catch my heart: Basketball Refereeing3,4 Conservation .,,,,,, Z M Club ,,,,,, Z,3,4 Student Council ..... 3 Basketball ,... l,Z,3,4 Football ..... l,Z,3,4 Track ...... . 1,Z,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer M Club ....... 4 ul ANGELINE MCCOOL Diamond on her finger shown, One to call her very own, Drivers Education . . . 4 Girls'F,F.A. ..... Z ,Vw WW' Mflff CAROLE MEIER 'Hn Able man's work is the best kind of work. Transferred from Darlington .... . . . 3 Dramatics . . . - - 3-4 G. A. A. . . . - . 4 Class Play ..... . . 4 Forensics ....... 3,4 G. A. A. Treasurer. . . 4 DELBERT ,M NEUENSCHWANDE The future Secreta of griculturef' 5, rive Educa 'on' . . .Z L1 '-'. ..... -, ' ,Z.3.4 QV! RALPH NIFFENEGGER Laugh, clown, laughf Basketball Refereeing . .4 Dramatics . ...... . .4 Public Discussion , , 2,3 Chorus ........ 2,3,4 Student Council . , , , 4 C1auP1ay... 4 0Peretta ........ 3,4 Hill ........ . 1.2.3.4 Youth Council Vice- President ..... . . 4 CARMEN NORTON She'l the fun in every crowd. Bulletin Cubs ...... Z Bulletin Regulars. . . 3,4 Dramatics ...... 2,3,4 Sectional Heavy Brass 1,Z,3,4 Chorus ........ 2,3 Band ..... . .1,Z,3,4 Pep Band . . . . . . 3,4 Youth Council . . . 4 Twirling .... . . 4 MARLENE NY DEGGER 'UA barrel of fun is worth a bushel of knowledge. Annual'Staff ....... 4 Bulletin Cubs ...... 2 Bulletin Regulars , , 3,4 Dramatics ,.,. , , 3 G. A. A. . . . . . . Z Chorus . . . , Z,3,4 Orchesis . . . Z,3,4 Operetta . . . . 3,4 Tri Hi Y . . . . 3 ROBERT OLSON Personality is to man what perfume is to the flower. Annual Staff ..... . . 4 Dramatics ......... 4 Drivers Education . . . Z Sectional Woodwind . . , l,Z,3,4 Band ......... 1.Z,3,4 Signal Drum Major . . 3,4 Solo and Ensemble . . Award ....... 2.3.4 Orchestra ..... el,Z,3,4 Pep Band ..... l,Z,3,4 Vice-President d Sophomore Class Student Council .... 3,4 HiY ........ . . Z.3.4 HiY Treasurer . . . . .4 ClanP1ay..... ..4 First Chair of America .... . .3.4 MARIE PEST ln solitude we are least alone. ' Drivers Education. . . Z le, t i A I u ,t I l vv A 1 1 ff 4' J 1 l RUTH ANN L, ' PRIEWE 'K smile and a kind word for all. G.A.A....... ..2 Libr-sry Club .. .. 4 Chorus ..2 Forensics ........ 1 Girls' Agriculture . . 2,3 President of Library Club . ......... . 4 Treasurer of Girls' Agriculture ...... 3 aw WW' Qfwy' gfjgvsllf J- ll G' YLE Q We like the t nkle of this football star. Basketball Refereeing.3,4 Conservation ....... 2 Nl Club ....... 2,3,4 Public Discussion . . . 2,3 Class President. . .v .I .n 3 Youth Council ...... 3 Football .... . . Z,3,4 Prom King . . .... 3 4 We Hi.Y ...... X .PMMW Wk CORALYN RABE Small and cute she's got her man, Annual Staff ------ 3,4 Drivers Education. . . Z Homemaking Sr, Girls 4 Chorus ........ Z,3,4 Orchesis . . . . . l,Z,3 Cheerleading , , , Z,3,4 19 4'1- CAROL JEAN REAR I have more fun than a barrel of monkeysf Transferred from Iudl .Q Dramgqc- ,. A V- .4-14 fc 47 f W fe pw WL , Laffy' i 1 1 J WML q ,l-YN' f CWM ' v V , e J .11 J' if fu ,wifi al Lf M f My KVA. Ng , V- ik! X X, z Q41 X . 1 L I L JQAN ELIZABETH RIDNOUR lf she's an example of a southern belle, we're 'Klabama Boundfu T ransferred from Mobile, Alabama ........ 3 Annual Staff ....... 4 Dramatics . . . . . 3.4 Chorus . . . . . 2.3.4 Music Club . . . Z MERLIN PAUL ROD 'Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. Public Discussion .... 4 Wisconsin Historical Club ........... 4 LOLETIA JOY RODERICK Music hath charm - so has she. Annual Staff. . . . . 3,4 Dramatics ..... Z,3,4 Driver Education ,,., Z Public Discussion . . . Z Chorus ........ l,3,4 Forensics ..... l,Z,3,4 Co-Accompanist .... 4 Operetta .,,,,, , , 4 20 KENNETH DAVID ROTHENBUEHLER I'm little, I'm wise, l'm a little terror for my size! Driver Educat' . . . . Z F.F.A. - ...1.Z.3.4 . ,P N V N h 1 A, 1 e - Y gf M L v ' 'l I ' Q ' Vu , 'L 'Vu ,. f I RXER ROTHENBUEHLER W Omen and barbers get in my hairf Drivers Education . . . Z F.F.A. ..... l,Z,3,4 Sectional Trumpet and C0rnet........3,4 horus.. ..1,Z and ..3,4 V71-IiY ..... ..4 yr Ng ,341 igslgg MARILYN JEAN RUTSCH We re friends to the end. I Annual Staff . . .... 3,4 Bulletin Cubs ...... Z Bulletin Regulars . . 3,4 Dramatics ..... .... 4 Driver Education ,,,, 2 Sectional Woodwind . Z,3,4 Band . . ........ 2.3.4 Tri HiY . .... 3 SHARON L. RYGH Pretty with personality plus, what more can we say? Homemaking Sr, Girls .4 Library Club . . ..... 4 Chorus .... . . . 2 .UWM I A ,MJ Rl-IEA ALICE SCHADT 'Triflel make perfection and perfection is no trifle. Bulletin :regulars . . Dramatic! ...... 4 Z,3,4 Homemaking Sr. Girls , 4 Student Council .... 3 Forensics ..... . Z PHYLLIS SCHARNWEBER Here I am and there you are. Dramatics ..... . . 3 Driver Education .... Z G. A. A. ...... . . 1 ROSE SCI-IElDEGGER 'UA true friend is hard to find. Girls'F.F.A. ..... z G. A. A. ....... Z,3,4 Library Club ...... 3 G. A, A. Secretary. . . 4 4 ff 3 ffjffff ' 0 6 1 437 54172, f -if iff? 'lit 4' 7 AVG!! - 2 X SANDRA LYNN SCHERER 'What is mind? No matter, What is matter Never mind. Annual Staff . . . . Bulletin Cub: ..... Bulletin Regulars . . Dramatic: ...... Driver Education . . G.A.A. ....... . Orchesis .. . 1.2.3 Class Play . . . . . . Forensics ...... Co-Editor Bulletin . 7 4 2,4 3.4 3 Z 2,3 ,4 4 l 4 KENNETH SCHINDLER It is better to sleep in class than waste a per- fectly good night. Football . . . ,V . . Z,3,4 I-liY.. .... jl.Z.3 l my-' lf if . ,fb MAV lt' dl! ROGER D. SCHMIDT 'UA lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Conservation . . . . . . . 3 F.F.A. ....... 1,-3.3.4 Livestock Judging. . . . 4 Chorus...........1 A - lo-A Lxff' 'la Q r K X zpbjl A' N , BJ Wu s. ' J I ', lp' e . JOYCE .TEAN SCHMOLDT Laugh? I thought l'd dief Annual Staff ....... . 4 G.A.A. .... .1.Z,3 Drivers Education . . . Z Homemaking Sr. Girls .4 - fl ,Ja . ff' ,VA Vg 1-ff' . v 'I ,,Af'f'7 . ill ,, , ' 5' f.-4' wc, V1 FRANKLIN SCHNEIDER 'Vx great football playerf Boys' Tumbling .... 1 Football ........ 3,4 Track . . 4 Z1 WALTER E. SCHROEDER Bait is the salt of conversation, not the food. Conservation ...... Driver Education . . . F . F. A. ...... 1.2.3. Sectional Trumpet and Cornet ...... 1.2.3 Chorus . . . . 1,2 Band .... . . 1.2.3 Dance Band . . . . 2.3. Orchestra . . . . 2.3. Pep Band . . . . . 2.3. 3 Z 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Operetta . .. 2.4 Brass Quartet . . . 2.3.4 DONNA SEVERSON Cut out to be an angel, but someone ran avzay with the pattern. Dramatics ...... '. . 4 Drivers Education . . . Z G. A. A. ........ 2,3 Homemaking Sr. G,jrls1,4 NEIL SIGNER Like old Man River, he just keeps rollin' along, Conservation ,,,,,, 3 1-'.F. .... . .1,Z,3,4 49,5 GENE SOLEM The only guy with a click-clack in his sacroiliac. Basketball Reiereeing Public Discussion . . HiY......... . Drivers Education , , , 2. .4 Z 3 Z ,rmw f , , L 5 4h f 7 an 2 .4 l 'QTE3 ze? ' . is ' .sf fi t in . 2 ,. '51 . 1 . . 1 5' tif ' 'l - 1 455' y 4 ' All il A figqgsgt :milfs nwsili, g M ' lgflr I Sf WN! GAYLE SPRING The time has come, the walrus said to talk of many things. Dramatics . . . .. 3,4 G.A.A.... ..2,4 T1-iHiY... 2.3 JERROLD STAFFON 'when 1 get big,1'm gonna graduate. Conservation ...... 4 M Club ......... 4 Public Discussion . . . 2 Football ....... 2.3.4 HiY... ..Z.3,4 JOSEPHINE STALDER She rides in the whirl- wind and directs the storm. Dramatics ...... 2.3.4 Sectional Heavy Brass Z,3,4 Band . . ..... l,Z.3,4 Chorus ...... . . 2,3 Youth Council . . , 1,1 Dance Band . I ' 3,4 Pep Band . . . . 3,4 A . f Y -1 f L 1 I l 4 ' 43, V l f . I GERALD STAUFFALJHER 'hs I go walking down the hall, you can tell that I play basketball. Conservation ..... 2.4 NIH Club . . . . . . 3.4 Basketball . . . . . 2.3.4 Football . . . . 2.3.4 Track . . . . . 2.3.4 Operetta . . . . 4 MARY HELEN STLETZ 'K merry heart maketh a heerful countenance Transferred from Gratiot Library Club jf! X ,H ru f,, ANNETTE STELTER 'Her hair is her crowning slow- Dramatics . . Gi.rls'F,F.A. ..... . Homemaking Sr, Girls , 4 Tri Hi Y ......... ROSALIE STUDER 'K prettier sight we've never seen, When at our Home-coming she reigned, Our queen. Annual Staff ....... 1 Bulletin Cubs ...... 2 Driver Education . . . 2 Library Club ..... 2,2 Chorus ...... . . 2,4 Orchesis ........ Z Class Secretary .... 4 Library Club President. 3 Home-coming Queen , , 4 0peretta...... .... 4 TrxHiY... ...3 JANE THOMPSON I love not men, they are so simple. AnnualSta.ff.. ....4 Bulletin Cubs .... . . Z Dramatics.........4 Drivers Education . . . Z LibraryClub..... ..Z Orchesis ..... . 1.2.3.4 Band . ..... . . . l.Z.3.4 Dance Band . . .. Z.3.4 Orchestra ,,,,,, Z,3,4 Pep Band ,........ 4 Secretary of Sophomore Class Youth Council . . . . 3,4 Tri Hi Y .... . 3 94 he SH mix I VN 'X RENA THORP Iwas jun wondering Annual Staff Drivers Education Library Club Sectional Woodwmd Z Band I Z 3 4 O1-che tra Z 3 4 SHIRLEY ANN TUESCHER 'She came to us a stranger and remained with us a friend Transferred from Darlington ,,.,,,, Annual Staff .,,,,,, Homemaking ar. Gin-ln.4 Sectional Heavy Brass Chorus ..... .... Band ..... Q . . . Student Council . . . JIMMIE LEE VINCENT Short and sweet, she's got her man. Drivers Education . . . Z Homemaking Sr. Liirlsw .4 Library Club ---'-' 4 Orchelis ....... 1.2.3 ' X E X65 ff!! ,ffl we ffl?- ff Quwf fvei 476,14 j I fgpwf 'A ,. . GL-J if Zia 'A - Aa!! Rf 1-if M, , 1 I' i 7414 '1 EUGENE WAGNER Love is far too simple a game for an intelligent man to indulge in. Bulletin Cubs ...... Z Bulletin Regulus. . . 3.4 Dramatic! ...... 2.3.4 Student Council ..... Z C1assPlay... ...4 Forensics . . .Z.4 Z3 DOROTHY WALD Y ou can't hardly find them kind no more Girls' Agriculture G. A. A .......... 2,4 Homemnking Sr, Girls. .4 SUE WENGER 'If you knew Susie, like we know Susie, oh what a girl AnnualStafi . . .. .. 4 Dramatics . . . . 2.4 . Ch . . . . 4 Lwlflgj, Orgllilelzis .. Z I ' Operetta . . . .... . . 4 J Ki' , ' ' ',! 'rf L4 .A 3, 1'3 i . ff . 'USL 71 .iffy U ,s Yfx 'V' -' A WN k' ' C 'Liv , 1' CL' fm.-C7 I' , Lg s,X..L. -f' .uw ' 'x x. Lqsvfcl., .TANEEN WELLENKOTTER Who? Me? Dramatics ....... 2,4 Drivers Education ..,, Z Homemaking Sr. Girls, . 4 Public Discussion .... 3 Sectional Heavy Brass l,Z,3,4 Chorus... ......Z,4 Band . . . . . . . 1.2.3.4 Dance Band ...... 2.3.4 Orchestra ,,,, l,2,3,4 Treasurer of Band . . . 4 Youth Council ....... 3 Forensics ...... 2,3,4 TriHiY .... .3 Wisconsin Historical Club ............ 3 First Chair of America . . . . 4 JOHN WENGER 'Excuse my dustin Basketball Refer.-eeing. 4 Drivers Education . . . Z Chorus . . . . . . . . 2.3.4 HiY . .. 2.3 SALLIE WENGER 'Uk girl blessed with the beautiful gift of song. Annual Staff ....... 4 Dramatics ...... 2.3.4 Chorus . . . .1,Z,3,4 Orchesis . . . . . . Z Operetta . . . . Z,3,4 STEPHEN WEST ' at am I supposed to Cry?.. ELEANOR WOLF I am considering propounding Einstein's theory for the unintel- lectualf' Dramatic! ........ 2 Drivers Education .... 2 G. A. A. ....... 2.3.4 Public Discussion . . . 2.3 Chorus ....... 1.2.3.4 Operetta.. ....4 Forensics . . . . . 1.2 WALTER I... WYSS The night is young yet' Basketball Refereeing. 4 Bf.y.' Tumbling ...,. 3 Driver Education . . . 2 Public Discussion . . . 3 Z Student Council .... 4 Z Chorus.......... r0Qfbs11....V... ..- WANDA WYSS 'YK quiet unassuming charm il- hers. G. A. A. ........ 3,4 Chorus ......... 4 Orchesis ......... Z Class Secretary .... 4 Clan Play . ...... . 4 SUSAN ZETTLE 'Always nice, always sweet, the kind of'girl you'd like to meet. ' Girls' F. F.A. ., 2,3 G.A.A.......... 2,4 1' ffl . 1 gf' fi 7 NOT PICTURED BARTON VOEGLI Likes to read books. but not school books Fooftball..... .... 4 KATHLEEN SCHUTT 'They say love makes the world go round: Catch me, I'm getting dizzy. Drarnatics ....... 2,3 Driver Education .... Z c sion ture . . , E-Iomemaking Sr. Girls. .4 Publi Discus ' . . . .3 ' 1 z 3 f,,,ff , s, fi f fisi X, If R F Xwf of ' A fl fa n A PM KV 4 gc Q?3b3?i,Zfi5 K0I - 6 ...M 1:1 T WA I M l .Ii A if l l f J f- -2 any if 1 i IHFA 7- F X Y! 'N ff ui KX - l 4 1. 1 ,' f,ffy!, ,. - '41, 4? 1 9 P :Ky e e l llwlfrvu f 5 A L f' K if I -W 'Nz-2 2 A- QL- . X 'gif if 'I 5 N' Xi e Q of 5 Q Q QQ- Z5 Zf Classroom Scenes 1955 Class Officers Looking over some photos that will go into the annual are the Senior class officers. Left to Rightg Wanda Wyss, treasurer, Nene Adams, vice-president, Rosalie Studer, secretary and Bob Koller, president -xxx, George Mauerman paying C1056 attention in the Trigonometry class as Mr. Anderson reads off the answers to the daily assignment- Miss Jones Points Out some of the The Sophomore Industrial Arts battles of the Mexican War to one class completing the projects' nf her U, S. Historv classes. 4.1 they chose for this year. 'S+ + D nf? X, X4 if gli defclaifgir UnMar1enf Nydegg Q 5 i s CY -g g ffl! N S? 4 QQ f E I7 A 'Z-:Z 5 ' NX A I!! J aunt ROW ROW ROW ROW Jumors Walter Botteron Lulu Blum Dxane Darlmg Marcla Conway Lynn Bartelt Rosalxe Bowers, Royletta Drckson Chester Dlllon Rmchard Brxggs Rxchard Brzggs Kay Bartelt Jean Cooper, Lorrame Clark Dmne Burgy Ruth Bxdlmgmawr Blame Altmann Marco Bregenzer Jerry Dxsch Eugene Clark Claxr Deemer Rodney Becker John Drye Jon Donnerbeck John Brunx, Don Alexander Gary Coplem Gene Dettwxler Don Chnstxan J1.m Condon John Brown Fred Axnsworth T1mothy Baltzer stand The proceeds were used for the prom, held 1n May and also to purchase the remamder of the cellmg decoratxons whxch had been partlally bought by the Senzor class of 1955 R OW ROW ROW ROW Jumors Donna Gustafson Betty Fre1dlx Susan Isely llene Huber Ceczlm Grawehr Jean Gnffxth Marlene Hare Mrs Cromer Houser Marcxa Heuer Wanda Goebh Elsxe Foeach Judy Frey, Deanna Grant Pat Gaughan Mary Frautschy Marxon Huber Anlta Hawthorne Kathleen Hartwxg Mary Lou Fxgx Carol Jensen, Mary Jane Johnson Ronald Gllbertgon John Ieglum Kelth Holcomb Wesley Falk Pete Johnson Jxm Grattelo Bob Johnson Owen Hefty John Hammer and Davxd Dwyer 11 . , ' Q' . ' , , 22 ' ' . , I 'I , ' . . 4: .I , . . . . , . ' , . , The 1955 class of 'Juniors gained S825 from the magazine sales and concesslon 11 L . ' ', . . ' ' . 21 ' 1. f. : . ' . Jumors ROW ROW ROW ROW Joan Mauerman Janxce Kubly, Eileen Kraus, Penny McCulley Lmda Keller Betty Lamb Joan Markwardt Nancy Lovelace Beverly Kuckuck Judy Klemm, Delores Martx Shxrley Montgomery, Kathryn McGu1re Janet Kubly Allen Pederson Roger Koch Bxll Lanz Wayne Obert Ken Krebs Don Martxn Roger Kubly Mr Jack Calder Don Larson, Larry Loveland Roger Plate Gayle Luchsmger .hm Menehan Lester Peter Ronald Nybroten Harold Kennxson Three Coms In The Fountam was selected as the prom theme A roman xc and enchantmg Roman background proved 8XClt'LYlg W1th the help of thexr capable advxsors, Mrs Cromer Houser and Mr J C Calder, the Junxor class successfully completed then' many projects ROW ROW ROW ROW Mr Jack Calder Phyllis Walters Donna Smith Jean Sacker Nflarllyn Smxth Prxscxlla Vxel Sally Walker Barbara Ruef Judy Zxmmerman Joan Schuetz Mary Wnlson Carol Stauffacher Nancy Stauffacher Sonja Sorenson Pat Ruehlman Geraldme Swanson Pat Wuetrxch Evelyn Welss Clara Sprmg Helen Walter Karen Webster Sharon Seifrood LaVon Schultz Florence Zastrou Roger Severaon Carol Rxdnour Roger Stauffacher Gordxe Stauffacher John Scott Gordxe Teehan Leo Webster Bob Schnelder Curtxs Wagner o 1: . 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Smiling R OW ROW ROW ROW Beverly Dunaway Donna Clark Donna Blum Maureen Dxllon Judy Frey Patncla Baumle Judy Buehler Janeen Bayer Arlene Ambros Herbert Blumer, Nancy Burger Charlene Boden Beverly Blanc Julze Bartelt Carolyn Benkert Janls Babler Nancy Campbell Sarah Brennan Karen Albnght Don Alston Drck Devoe Kexth Berg Gene Baker Gary Broge Dan Bender Carl Dlsch B111 Boyd Jerry Adams Dave Ambler Gene Barmore r rancls Brennan Ronnle Bregenzer Alvm Babler Ke1thChr1sten Davxd Cox Merlm Clark Mr Charles Mowbrey The Sophomore class wrth an enrollment of 147 students elected V1v1an Soddy as chazrman of the Sunshme Commlttee for 1954 55 year per1od The other members of thxs commlttee are Joan Severson, Laurame Mahlkuck Dan Bender, Bob Heltz and John Nxffenegger ROW ROW ROW ROW Gerry Haase Marxlyn Gxetzmer Lawaxne Foley Evelyn Goodman Nancy Kern Marlene Huber Bette Hartwxg Mxss Margaret I-'uher Judy Germann Duane Fr1tz Carole Haas Barbara Kepler Donna Engch Jane Good Joe Klessmger Larry Ellmgson Ralph Jegerlehner Robert Hertz Charles Huber Frank Fahs Don Ingwell Jerome Hunt C yde Gxlbertson George Jacobs Denms Hunt Kenneth Holton Gregory Foesch Roger Krauss Paul Grossenbacher Kenny Keel La Verne Flannery Donald Fey Edward Johnson Steven Koenxg Dennxs Goecks Stanley Kaznrnerude 1 11 , . . 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I . l 1 4: I 1 . , I , , u Sophs ROW 1 Donna Menehan Jame Regez, Barbara Kubly Nancy Peterson Marxlyn Kubly Shxrlev Lewxs Mary Ann Norton, Dorothy Mueller, Joyce Ladwxg Mr Mowbray ROW Z B111 Rattm, Ruth Nussbaum, Karen Muller Janet Kueblx Mane McGu1re Cheryl Rxchards Carol Peterson Lorrame Mahlkuch Carol LuComc ROW 3 Aldro Lxddxcoat Joe Mxlz, John Nxffenegger Ken Luenburger Robert Ruh John Prxen Jerry Muemch ROW 4 Ray Portman Kenton Potts Larry Pulkrabek Gary Rachow Eben Robertson Kexth Pattxnson Duane McKenna, John Nelson Lowell Roderxck Kenneth Kubly Emmet Qumn The class meetmgs for the Sophomores were held each second and fourth Thursday m the gymnasmm The1r class advxsers are Mlss Margaret Flsher and Mr Charles Mowbray The class meetmgs for the Sophomores were held each second and fourth Thursday m the gymnauum Their class advisers are Mzss Margaret Flsher and Mr Charles Mowbray ROW 1 Faye Stauffacher Nancy Wagner Hedy Studer Stephame West Darlene Severson Vxvnan Soddy Therese Von Allmen Carol Wenger Ramona Walters ROW 2 Gene Welss Nancy Whlpple Alzce Tyler Joan Severson, Kay Stamm Mary Schexdzgger Joan Stem Pat Tnckle Carol Wolfe ROW 3 Bob Starr Jerry Senn Don Wxtt Morrls Wolfe Gary Whxte, Louxe Waeltl. fvllss 1- lsher ROW 4 Dean Szgner Alan Weckerley Alvm Sommers Clarence Schultz Gerald Wexsenberg Larry Trxckel Frank Vandervelden Alton Stuckey, Errol Walxgorskx 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 5 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . s V ' , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H Q J ' W y Suew W N X enger Many 0 0 edlfo V6 619 i a 1 f V 0 xxxw- C AMW if ' acmilies H S BuuCl1l'0 an. mwem ix. 50 FIX Kay Bute ion Huber, 1 ' Mg! . Mail! togfant. Ween ygubef' n RQNN X' Deann Keuens' Q maker, Soimgnn. und? smith' ii exams Evans M ,havn- 91 Z1 ariwn P015 gn. hltlus 9 RO Md memo- xpewf' .EM iw' on IUYC Ju Y C510 Ayb-rt ' ters ' OW '51 Severson- n Karen NanCY Pe Kohl, R Nano, Kei' i:!auU,chY - SWL . Nancy' RQW 41 Maw Annaarbsta Klgqewn w eng, 53 dwign :mafia ROW ya emma 6- ww ilxw chew Row ' we The Bulletin staff publishes the school paper and has the journalistic job of informing and entertaining the student body about affairs around MHS. Miss Eunice Goeler advises the student journalists. The Bulletin cub staff is made UP of Sophomores who are interes- ted in becoming regular members of the Bulletin staff. They start out by learning about the basic rules of running the school paper, . The Bulletin advertising club has the responsibility of collecting ads from local businessmen to help finance the school paper. The club mimt also distribute, the Bulletin to the home rooms and business places. ROW 1: ROW Z: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: Re gulcvrs Janet Beckman, Catherine Blum, Miss Goeler, Carmen Norton, Carol Ridnour, Marilyn Ruta ch, Marlene Nydegger, Betty Baker, Fred Ainsworth, Sandra Scherer, Mary Anderson. Rhea Schadt, Marcia Conway, Roger Stauffacher. Epgene Wagner, Rosalie Studer. 'WWF 'wsu Cubs ROW I CarolWolfe Nancy v gner Evelyn Goodman Janis Babler Janet Kueblx Donna Ensch V iv ian S oddy ROW Z Carole Haas Nancy Burgy Carolyn Benkert Bette Hartwig, Beverly Blanc, Carl Foesch, Darlene Severson, Beverly Dunaway, Nancy Peterson, Jane Good, Sandra Scherer. WS The M Book will AWS cafol gn, ne I oxms sfo Editors SITTING: Lett to Right: Marlene Nydegger, Janet Beckman, Sully Wenger, Mary Fritsch, Nancy Stauffscher, Coralyn Rube STANDING: Barbara Haworth, Loletia Roderick, Carl Ifoesch, Robert Dlson, Sue Wenger. C YY In Guxfe et MC W W- W ht xx t to Rig: 91 e xiszwvl Gravfehr B G ui 'C rw' Cef-ll KN SYYT 53 pour I bgnbtgome M o Smmyioush sr ANDIN M'-Cui -.1 on N., There are 51 members of the 1955 Annual Staff. They are divided into several divisions. Each member is important in compiling the annual on time. There are many hidden tasks that must be done to make the book a success and the group enjoys co-operating to make it a big success. The adviser for this group is Miss Eileen McCullough. Staff SITTING: Left to Right: Donna Mens-han, Phyllis Walters, Joan Stein, Darlene Severson, Geraldine Hzasse, and Donna Srriilh. STANDING' Sue Isley, If-an Cooper, Mary Wilson, 5hirlf'yG1'igeI, Nancy Foley, Marilyn Ruta-Uh, Rena Thorp, Clara Spring, and Betty I- rif-dli. SITTING' LPI! to Right: Joyce 5: hnloldt, .lane Thuznnson,N111-.-Rndererlf, Roslllie Smrle-r,5.1nf1r 1 M herer, Theres I M lholk 1, :ind Nf:n1y'I.ox'f-luv. STANDING' Jon: Sr lon-t.', Je- in Sm fer Dianne B1rQy,M1r1lvn Iilessingvr, Eugene Foley, Marlene Hire, JQ,,n Ricinour, Delores kllrxlf., fnfi Ilcy Prey. 35 Steering-Wheel Row I Judl' Gefmbhh Hedy Studer Arlene Ambrose, Angehne McCoo1 Arlene Haeit Kay Stamm Beverly Blanc, Mr Charles Mowbray Row Z Gene Baker. Gary Rackow Larry Ellmgaon Ken Potts David Ambler, John Nxffenegger, Dav1d Cox ROW 3 T. ze Bertelt Larry Pulkrabek Ken Keel Gary Broge Larry Tnckel Tere Barmore Sara Brenneu ROW I Janet Kubly Ramona Walter, Mane Pest, Donna Blum Maureen Dillon, Driver's Education Classes are composed of students who wish to become safe drivers by learning the basic rules of driving. Patncm Baumle Lnurame Maulkuch Carol Wenger W ROW Robert Stan' Alvxn Summers Jerome Hunt, Stephen Koenig Eben f I Robertson Kb ROW 3 Nanc Bur Nanc Wagrer Carol Peterson Darlene Severscn, Nancy J' I Y sv Y X! Campbell Patrncm Tncke mf 9 bf ROW Ken Holton Louu Waeltl Morne Wolfe Joe Mxlz ,il l 1 ffy l f, G 4 ,ff : , ' . ' I NR fr 2: . , ,' Q I 4: , ' ', ' . ' . - ' Movies are shown to demon- strate the techniques of a good driver. The advisers are Mr, Charles Mowbray and Mr. Nat Preston. Z Students l ,Hillel A -J S E -1,f Ai: 251 4 Wh ' fi wa ff ' g2,1m ,'..,.---- V- f ,Qnr ,Z V X, Sq..- 4.--I ROW I ROW Z: ROW 3: ROW 4 ROWI: ROW Z: ROW 3: ROW 4: Carol Wolfe, Mary Norton, Jane Good, Vivian Soddy, Danna Clark, Nancy Whipple, Shirley ,Lewis, Dorothy Mueller. ' Dick DeVoe, Ken Kubly, Den Luenburger, Dennis Hunt, David Fahs, Bill Rattin, Keith Christian, Keith Pattinson. Faye Stauffacher, Carole Haas, Jane Regez, Marie McGuire, Stephanie West, Evelyn Goodman, Marilyn Kubly, Cheryl Richards, Mr, Nat Prestm. Don lngwell, Myron Clark, Errol Waligerski, Richard Nussbaum, Francis Brennan, Donald Fey, Dick DeVoe. Geraldine Hasse, Donna Menehan, Judy Gutzmer, Barbara Kubly, Judy Drye Lawaine Foley, Arlene Huber, Nancy Kern, Mr, Nat Prestm, Jerry Senn, Charles Huber, Keith Berg, Paul Grossenbacher, John Prien, Gene Weiss, Roy Portman, Keith Christian, Janeen Boyer, Carolyn Benkert, Janis Babler, Donna Ensch, Mary Scheidegger, Ruth Nussbaum, Barbara Kessler, Joan Stine, Charlene Boden, Janet Kuebli. Clarence Schultz, Rcnald Bregenzer, Bill Boyd, LaVerne Flannery, Allen Weckerly, Dennis Goecks, l.2r -v-if' J.,- -'ills -L- 3? SW Youth Center Council Youth Council president, John Hurlbut, discusses the next dance with council members: Jane Thompson, Jane Regez., Bill Schwingel, Bill Boyd, Patty Miller, Ken Keel, Penny Haberman, Bette Hartwig, Bill Lovelace, Marlene Hare, Donna Gustafson, Ralph Niffenegger, Carmen Norton. The Youth Center council is composed of sixteen members, four from each class. The members plan school dances, take part Ln community projects, and handle the work of the Youth N4 Center, which is under the T direction of Mr, Ronald Johnson. o ol COW e fx AW 38 . 'ua il meeting- Mary Anderson, Gem Q, votes at C0'fnC 1RiCh3I'dB, J 8 Keegan. PreXY Bob 01.22 Frimigightz Diane Fntz' ihizjrgn Martin. -lim Meneharcher? Diane SEATED: Le wehr Lorraine Mamma 'w any wyes. Shifley Tues ggiid Arlxbler, John Hurlbut, A. r Therese Van , Adllngmme ' ich D ling- b ,Grace Bl J fry Mun '. NDLNG' Lilaine F oleyg qodagglgziiselx' iohm Harrtmhmeiiralreii Albright' Blu STA ' John rid 1 . dAinsWO 1 5 Cher. Allman, t H rwug, Fre d Stauf A . W a ne1',C'Or Y d is01'- Jeg1Um'Be C, e Wall on, a V ifigzlerv. Roger Stamachyiisi. iinaney foley- Mf- Anders Ralph Naffefleggef, Jerry The student council was established to further self government by the students and to promote the general iwelfare of our school. The council works toward the solution of problems submitted by the students and the administration, and it helps carry out any projects beneficial to the students and faculty, Mr. Edmund Anderson is adviser. In forensics there are five divisions: Declamations - humorous and non-humorou Row In Shirley Public Discussion Public discussion is a group organized to im- prove the ability of mem' bers to discuss and lead groups in discussion. The group has three officers? president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer. The groups discuss topics of current interest such as, The Problems of Juvenile Delinquency , or Should the Voting Age Be Lowered'? . Mr. 13011615 Fiebing helps the dis' cussers. Looking over mate riai for discussion with the group is John Bruni. The group includes: Row One: Left to Right: Ronald Gilbertson, Merlin Rod, David Cox, Jane Regez., Phyllis Walters, Mr. Fiebing. Kay Bartelt. 51 ,Q 1' With a humorous com- ment Jon Dannerbeck begins the discussion with: Row 1: Left to Right: Geri Lou Blaha, Donna Smith, Carol Ridnour, Peter Johnson, Jane Regex, Hedy Studer. Row Z: Jerry Figi, John Hurlbut, Pat Wietrich, Beverly Kurkuck, Tim Baltzer, John Bruni. Row 3: Gordon Stauifacher, Gale Bissell, Curtis Wagner, Betty Larnb. four minute speeches, orations - original and non-original, and extemporaneous reading and speaking. Each year eliminations are held and two people from each group are picked to represent their school in competition with other schools. Forensics helps students to feel at ease when giving a speech whether in front of a large or a small group. Forensics C7 2 Montgomery, Rhea Schadt, Gene Wagner, John Hurlbut, Nate Andereck, Loletia Roderick, Cecelia Grawehr, Charlene Boden. Row Z: Marilyn Kubly, Donna Menahan, Geri Lou Blaha, Sandra Scherer, Judy Field, Mary Anderson, Janeen Wellenkotter, Marcia Conway, Janice Kubly. Row 3: Eleanor Wolf, Susan Isely, Carol Haas, Joan Schuetz, Judy Klemm, Kay Bartelt, Betty Lamb, Vivian Soddy, Miss Goeler. Row 4: Carol Peterson, Sharon Seffrood, Joan Markwardt, Carole Meier, Carol Ridnour, Faye Stauffacher, Nancy Wagner, Evelyn Goodman, Janet Kubly. Library Club The purpose of the library club is to learn various library routines such as repairing books, keeping the books, magazines and newspapers in order and taking the library slips tothe study halls. Miss Ruth Jenks is the adviser, qs AY if 6' tl- llll ll 40 l X .1 Il Ill af SEATED Left to Right Grace Bndlmgmaxer Nancy Campbell Sara Brennan Sonja C opuen Sharon Rygh Jimmie Vincent Carla Cotherman Gen Lou Blaha STANDING Miss Ruth .Tenks Mary Stietz Ruth Ann Priewe Helena Hughs Nancy Dickson Leona Johnson Maureen Dillon Susan Granberg Kathleen Schutt ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW G A A is the athletic club for the girls -ln- 1' .4 Left to Right Judy Field Gayle Spring Eleanor Wolf Carole Meier Wanda Goeblx Anita Hawthorne Janet Kubly Beverly Dunaway Ramona Walters Dorothy Wald Susan Zettle Julie Bartelt Lulu Blum Charlene Rnden Lorrame Clark Lynn Bartelt Kathleen Hartwlg Arlene Hoeft Shirley I-lilfxker Helen Walters Diane Fflfl Karen Albright Lauraine 'viaulkuch Beverly Blanc Carol Lu Conic Janeen Boyer Gary Germann Betti Hai-twig Geraldm Adams bale Bissell Donna Kubly Rcryletta Dickson RosalxeBouers Eileen Kraus Arlene Ambrose Sharon Seffrood La Von Schultz Jean Griffith Mary Anderson They participate in basketball, volleyball softball bowling or any seasonal sport M letters may be earned on a point system Officers include Betty Baker president, Geraldine Adams, Vice President Rose Scheidegger, Secretary Carole Mier, Treasurer 1 . mlllillllllll.-Milf as., x T , , yy or -Q R x 11 ' .c 4 ' . ' . 1 ' 1 Z: I, I n' I ' 1 3: 1 '- i i - i' 'A A . l' .ffl 3 4: ' l ,i ' . I A, V 'I ,g I ' . ,f ', ' P . ' . I - I G . X-v t f Homemakmg Eighteen Senior girls participated in the Senior homemaking club. The girls took part in sewing first sem- ester, working on their own choice of projects with the assistance of Miss Mary Rendall. Second semester, the girls work- ed with foods and food demonstration under the supervision of Miss Margaret Fisher. lsjglgh M W0 lfil L-in I - ls '--...A SITTING: Left to Right: Geri Lou Blaha, Rita Bregenzer, Rhea Schadt, Joyce Schmoldt, Annette Stelter, Leona Johnson, Sharon Rygh, and Jimmie Vincent, STANDING: Donna Severson, Janeen Wellenkotter, Kathleen Schutt, Dorothy Wild. Coralyn Rabe, Gale Bissell, Wanda Wyss, Nancy Brunner, Shirley Hilfilker, and Shirley Tuescher, Advisors looking on are: Miss Margaret Fisher and Miss Mary Kendall, SITTING: Left to Right: Rodney Becker, Ken Heinzelman, Oscar Hanson, Carla Cotherman, Helena Hughes, and Eugene Clark. STANDING: Nathan Isely, Merlin Rod, Ronald Gilbertson, Judy Frey, Diane Burgy, Susan Granberg, Miss La Von Jones, Lorraine Clark. Carol Stauffacher. Jean Griffith, and Judy Field. Conser Cvation Club Conservation Club meet every Monday seventh hour with Mr, Simpson advising. The group study and obey the rules of conservation, game laws and preserving game. They are trying to acquire a piece of land for tree planting. They have taken several ice fishing trips to Madison. They plan to close their session with a picnic. N SITTING: STANDING: Wisconsin Historical Club The Wisconsin Historical Club members learn about the state parks and other interesting historical spots along with the historical background of the early settlers and the many Indian tribes which once roamed over our Wisconsin soil. Miss Lavon Jones is the adviser. Left to Rightg David Babler, David Dwyer, John Brown, Stev West, Eugene Fbley, Keith Holcomb, John Drye, Larry Loveland, Donald Larson. Jerry Weisenberg, David Martin, Gregory Foesch, Duane McKenna, Tom Hyland, Jerry Disch, Jerry Stauffacher, Jerry Staffon, Mr. Fred Simpson, and John Hurlbut. n fp 4 f v1 ' 4 Basketball Officiating - -- , M.--..... The basketball officiating group practices refereeing each Monday during the seventh hour. While one group of hoys is refereeing, the rest of the group grades those refer- eeing. Sometimes tests are given dur the period. Mr. Gay Steens helps this group. Row 1 Left to Right, Keith Christen, Gayle Luchsinger, Don lngwell, Dwight Elmer Ron Klemm, George Mauerman Ralph Niffenegger, Bill Flannery, Gayle Quinn, Bob Anderegg, Larry Pulkrabeck, Mr. Steensrud. Row ZZ . Bob Schnieder, Don Alexander, Duane Malkuch, Bob Heitz, Dave Fahs, Joe Keegan, ' Richard Nussbaum, Carl Disch, Gary Broge, Ken Luenberger. Row 3: Bill Conway, Wally Wyss, Jim Menehan, Don Martin, John Scott, Pete Johnson, Roger Plate, Gordy Stauffacher, John Hammer, Anand. Roger Severson. Row 4: Gene Solem, Cli.fford.Bennett, Virgel broge,Gene Baker, Dave Ambler, Ronald Bregenzer, Ken Krebs, Gene Dettwiler, Oscar Hanson, Ken Heinzelman, John Wenger. ss.: , Aung a hen f W um in u . gwye yge ' Roger ' , David ,suxseh Lowel' Joe Kle Broge. rank . m- :sim Jegml Bauer. Gary sowebsfef' F Len. to aigohg Priemoe Bob 50hr1son,L Dave The boys' tumbling club carries . r, xr. , . . . . ROW X' Ueeme tm.. puuarabe, Ch. Dan EXW Umar- on advanced tumbling activities. Bin Ra m LarI'Y Can D18 d Axsgonv Dwxght Geofge Star: get Koch- ,stem D,-,nal John Owe, The club has concentrated on three . 0 . ri a. . . Row zz Schneifiehgrua. Keith SERV povelan minute demonstrations. They re- n I 1 n I MY- Stfemm Larson' ceive points for perforrnmg these 1 l ' . . ROW 3 iaozgr Plame. various demonstrations . M-Club is made up of Major lettermen. During the course of the year, the boys raise money for an annual trip. Sports movies are often shown during their Weekly meetings. One of the aims of the club, is to foster good sports' manship. Mr. Fred Simpson advises the group, ROW 1: Jerry Stauffacher, Dave Martin, Ron Klemm, George Mauerman, Roger Stauffacher, Don Larson, John Drye, Larry Loveland, ROW Z: Bob Koller, Jon Dannerbeck, Joe Keegan, Gary Coplien, Pete Johnson, John Bruni, Gordy Stauffacher, John Hurlbut. ROW 3: Gayle Quinn, Jerry Staffon, Bob Anderegg Dave Dwyer Mr Simpson M-Club . -9 3 Q 5 fffxiii T' A 'X' 3 J Mr, Gay Steensrud advises the group. E f 2 Q Fo Fo Ao This active club of seventy one members meets seventh hour on Tuesdays under the supervision of Mr. Kenneth Allen . They participated in judging contests, dairying, and farm management Awards are given on a point system They also have basketball and softball teams The officers are Robert Anderegg president, Wesley Falk Vice President, Ken Krebs, Treasurer, Richard Briggs Reporter, Roger Stauffacher, Secretary Delbert Nuenschwander Sentinel Bob Anderegg explains the Tissue I Fertilization test of corn to: ROW l: John Burgy, Roger Schmidt, Jerry Brunner. ROW Z: Neil Signer, Delbert Nuenschwander, Ken Gruenberg, Dean Gilbertson. ROW 3: Roger Rothenbuehler, Duane Mahlkuch, Roger Blumer, Walter Schroeder, Ernest Johnson, Mr. Allen. Mr. Kenneth Allen and his F. F. A. boys: ROW l: Ken Krebs, Wesley Falk, Richard Briggs, Roger Stauffacher, ROW Z: Don Christen, Don Alexander, Bob Rufi, Chester Dillon. ROW 3: Dean Signer, Lowell Roderick, Ken Holton, Clarence Schultz, Bob Heitz, Walter Botteron, Roger Krauss, Charles Huber, Emmet Quinn. The testing of soil is explained by Mr. Kenneth Allen to: LaVerne Flannery, Alton Stucky, Clyde Gilbertson, Don Witt. ROW Z: Jerry Senn, Howard Waelti. Keith Berg, Keith Pattenson. STANDING: Frank Vander Velden. Keith Christen, Herbert Blumer, Morris Wolf, Merlyn Clark, Joe Keegan, Dennis Goecks, John Nelson, Aldro Liddicoet. ROW 1: Jerry Senn, Laverne Flannery Clyde Gilbertson, Don Witt. ROW Z: Bob Heitz, Clarence Schultz, Aldro Liddicoat, John Nelson. ROW 3: Chester Dillon, Dean Signer, Herbert Blumer, Dennis Goecks, Walter Botteron, Bob Rufi, Richard Briggs, Ken Holtux, Ken Krebs, Charles Huber. ve r 'm B xiA Judy Fleld and Tom Hyland amuse the audience by acting out a scene from an original composition. Junior Thespians ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Left to Rxght Jan Beckman Jo Stalder Marxlyn Rutsch Nene Adams Carole Meier Janeen Wellenkotter Bull Flannery Gene Foley Mary Frxtsch Sue Wenger Kay Blum Donna Severson Carmen Norton Annette Stelter Gene Wagner Rhea Schadt Shxrley Gexgel Loletxa Roderxck Sonxa Coplxen Sally Wenger Mr Dale Voss Mary Anderson Ralph Neffeneger Bob Olson Roger Galll Nate Anderxck Steve West Kathleen Schutt Gayle Sprxng Members of the dramaucs groups coached by Mr Dale Voss, meet On Mondays and Tuesdays to glve Orlglnal plays Open d1SC11S8101'1B Were held to evaluate the productxons ROW R OW ROW ROW ROW -c no Q' ins' 'A Nene A .tens haughtxly to Nate Andereck wha! lookmg on are Left to Rxght Tom Hyland Txm Baltzer Gene Foley Gayle Sprmg Judy Field Cecelxa Grawehr Pat Ruehlman Marlene Hare Donna Gustafson Jane Thompson Delores Kurth Theresa Machotka Joan Rtdnour Penny Mc Culley Barbara Rui Sally Walker Pnscxlla Vxel Lynn Bartelt Carol Rear Joan Schuetz Judy Klemm Vwxan Soddy Evelyn Goodman Joan Severaon Faye Stauffacher Betty Hartwtg Jerry Flgl Bob Koller Ron Klemm Mr Voss B111 Rattm Lowell Roderick Carla Cotherman 1 l 4 Q , , Q ROW l: Geri Lou Blaha, Pat Ruehlman, Eleanor Wolf, Donna Gustafson, Loletia Roderick, l Rita Bregenzer, Pricilla Viel, Lynn Bartelt, Marcia Conway, a, ROW Z: Phyllis Walters, Coralyn Rabe, Nancy Stauifacher, Sue Wenger, Sally Wenger, Shirley Montgomery, Rosalie Studer, Carla Cotherman, Joan Ridnour, Delores Kurth ROW 3: Dick DeVoe, Harold Blumer, Marlene Nydegger, Kay Bartelt, Betty Baker, Theresa Machotka, Janet Beckrnan, Marco Bregenzer, Tom Hyland, Ronald Nybroten. ROW 4: Lowell Roderick, Jerry Brunner, Ralph Niffenegger, Carol Ridnour, Walter Schroeder, Joe Keegan, Jerry Stauffacher, Jerry Coplein, Jerry Disch, John Wenger, Bob Koller, Karl Aeschlimann, The a capella chorus was a new vocal group this year, The organization is composed Of bOYS and girls selected by the director. This group joined the mixed chorus in all their activities and sang special numbers in the Christmas program. The operetta cast was chosen from the a capella chorus by Mrs. Mabel C. Viel A Waltz Dream by Oscar Straus was presented March ZZ and Z3 by the mixed chorus under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Viel. The setting was in Vienna and the operetta was in three acts. Those having major leads were Rita Bregenzer, Princess Helene: Karl Aeschlimann, Rupert: Sally Wenger, Kay Robinson, Robert Koller, Niki, Geri Lou Blaha, Matildag and Tom Hyland, King. Other players were Ronald Nybroten, Montschi, Sue Wenger, Louisag Walter Schroeder, Budgett, Jerry Stauffacher, Lothar, Jerry Disch, Sigismundg JoAnne Block, Fifi, Carol Ridnour, Annette, Marco Bregenzer,Guide1 Betty Baker, first tourist, Rosalie Studer, second tourist: Lowell Roderick, first deaf man, Joe Keegan, second deaf man, Marlene Nydegger, whistler: Theresa Machotka, waitressp Eleanor Wolf, entertainer, Shirley Montgomery and Loletia Roderick, accompanists. Mixed ROW l: Mary Worton, Geraldine Hasse, Donna Clark, Donna Menehan, Janeen Wellenkotter Maureen Dillon, Luwaine Foley, Cecilia Grawehr, Wanda Wyss, Marilyn Smith, Evelyn Good- man, Marlene Hare. ROW 2: Shirley Lewis, Barbara Kubly, Beverly Dunaway, Nancy Camp- bell, Judy Gutzmer, Carol Peterson, Ruth Bidlingrneir, Mary Jane Johnson, Joan Mauerman, Joanne DeReemer, Marilyn Klessinger, Carol LaC0riC. ROW 3: Charlene Boden, Dorothy Mil- ler, Donna Ensch, Kay Stamm, Darlene Severson, Nancy Whipple, Joyce Ladwig, Joan Stine Kathleen Hartwig, Shirley Hilfiker. ROW 4: Mrs, Mabel Viel, Dean Signer, Wayne Obert, David Martin, Clifford Bennet, Joe Klessinger, Robert Krause, Donald Fey, Clarence Schultz, Nancy Brunner, Mary Lou Figi, Carol Jensen, LaVon Schultz. The mixed chorus, directed by Mrs, Mabel C. Viel, presented their annual spring operetta entitled A Waltz Dream by Oscar Straus and without sonql .. th Julllgfdr eJVJlJJjl Chorus ROW l: Geri Lou Blaha, Pat Ruehlman, Eleanor Wolf, Donna Gustafson, Loletia Roderick, Rita Bregenzer, Pricilla Viel, Lynn Bartelt, Marcia Conway. ROW Z: Phyllis Walters, Coralyn Rabe, Nancy Stauffacher, Sue Wenger, Sally Wenger, Shirley Montgomery, Rosalie Studer, Carla Cotherman, Joan Ridnour, Delores Kurth. ROW 3: Dick DeVoe, Harold Blumer, Marlene Ny- degger, Kay Bartelt, Betty Baker, Theresa Machotka, Janet Beckman, Marco Bregenzer, Torn Hyland, Ronald Nybroten. ROW 4: Lowell Roderick, Jerry Brunner, Ralph Niffehegger, Carol Ridnour, Walter Schroeder, Joe Keegan, Jerry Stauffacher, Jerry Coplein, Jerry Disch, John Wenger, Bob Koller, Karl Aeschlimann. gave A Christmas Chorale in December, The group sang for Baccalaureate, and the Senior members of the group sang for Commencement. ould ne er end . IJJJJIJUMV Jr-MU! gwlki M X o 4 1 0.4 ,Q 4 my Semor The mnety four pzece Senlor band began zts act1v1t1es thrs school year by playing at all lame football games and performmg novelty marchmg maneuvers at half txme A Chrlstmas Concert was glven on December 7 and 8 and a combmed Sprxng Concert wxth the orchestra on Aprzl 19 and Z0 The band 18 also featured zn local parades and spec1al commumty events TOP ROW Left to Rxght Kathleen I-Iartwxg Stephanxe West Alan F Barnard Ann Fred Amsworth Elaane Rubl. Carol Koemg Beverly Blamc Jane Thompson Jamce kert Sue Bxssell, Sally Ruf JoAnn DeRemer Drane Darlmg Sherry Sxmpson Manon tafson Marcia Heuer Jud Kmschx Harold Kennxson Shxrley Teulcher Kathern Deanna Grant, Barbara Kesler Paul Lamboley ROW TWO B111 Lanz Walter Shxrley Montgomery Shxrley Gexgel J'a.ne Good Donna Clark ROW FOUR Delores ROW FIVE Barbara Haworth Mary Frxtsch Roger Galh Nancy Stauffacher Mane mngham Karen Anderson Lester Peter ROW SIX Rena Thorp, Alxce Tyler Joyce Ladwxg Donna Smxth Janlce Kubly Carol Wolfe Roger Koch ROW EIGHT nard Lawame Foley Dan Bender Shxrley Harrington O 5 Q, . 0 I 3 , . . . .,,',.1fIjf ' W. FP -EEF: XX-, ,ng-H:-,S ,-. ', 13' 2'-ff: ff!-5 g. - ng.- , . 'Lf :'?1 . 56' ref! ,Q :qxi ue. gr-qv pp' nd,- .o ,Q -' A559 .f : : , , . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . . : . . . . . Y 1 1 1 . . 1 . . . 2 . 1 I n 1 - 5 . , . - 1 Band For the second consecutive year the -Senior band and orchestra was pictured in the First Chair of America. This annual book contains leading high school band and orches- tra organizations throughout the country. Mr. Allan Barnard is conductor. 8 be ob 01 11 D fx-so d gh 012, si ye 41 I 9114 91-3 behlqte guru Baker, Janeen Wellenkotter, Don Herin, Jo Stalder, Carmen Norton, Judy Germann Babler, Faye Stauffacher, Carl Disch. SECOND BACK ROW: Jane Good, Ruth Ben- Ingwell, Sonja Sorenson, Hazel Swanson, Tom Cunningham, Owen Hefty, Donna Gus- Blum. ROW ONE: Left Side: Geraldine Hasse, Jean Sacker, Roger Rothenbuehler, Schroeder, Pat Ruehlman, Rudy Regez, Penny Haberman. ROW THREE: Dan Eley , Marti Bob Olson, Pat Gaughan, Jean Griffith, Marilyn Kubly, Marilyn Rutsch. McGuire, Cheryl Richards, Connie Spring, Karen Miller, Rosetta Marty, Carol Cun- Kathern McGuire, Barbara Marvin, Patty Miller, Patricia Crouch. ROW SEVEN- Judy Buehler, Karen Albright, Sonja Coplien, Greta Pitkins. ROW NINE: Pat Bari ,sw X 5,1 ' ! YA R .JN-V in I wnawlaix, fs '. gg, , f . 1' , Vx out bd bqfliffd tb 'Pe 6 of 'hem ,Sag the lx f Qliiiff Pep Band The twenty two pxece pep band plays for all home basketball games and anytlme when It would be xmpractlcal to use the entxre Sen1or band The band plays speclal manuscript arrangements and features much modern muslc Durmg the half tlme at basketball games thls group presents novel tres and muucal stunts ROW l Pat Gaughan Bob Olson Delores Marty Donna Smith Janxce Kubly Judy Buehler Jud Kxndschx Owen Hefty ROW Z Geraldine Hulse Pat Ruehlman Walter Schroeder Bxll Lanz Pat Barnard Lawame Foley Tom Cunningham Hazel Swanson Sonjxa Sorenson ROW 3 Mr Barnard .Io Stalder Carmen Norton Fred Amsworth Jane Thompson The twlrlmg squad fronts the band for all marchmg appearances This group performs specxal man euvers at football and basketball games The g1rls are outfttted ln dxfferent costumes for dxfferent appearances All play mstruments ln elther band or orchestra N X X WWW Janxce Kubly Carol Koenxg Delores Martx Carmen Norton and Penny Habermann Tfwirling Squad Dance Band This fifteen piece dance band is a modern music unit. lt plays for many of the school dances, for special school and community programs, as in February when they played for the Kiwanis Club meeting. It is directed by Mr. Allan Barnard. ROW 1: Donna Smith, Judy Buehler, Janice Kubly, Fred Ainsworth. ROW 2: Pat Barnard, Owen Hefty, Bill Lanz, Walter Schroeder, Pat Ruehlman, Shirley Montgomery. ROW 3: Janeen Wellenkotter, Jo Stalder, Jane Thompson, Mr. Barnard. This group, an orchestra within the full orchestra is featured at each concert. The strings practice together every Wednesday and join the full orchestra every Friday for a weekly rehearsal. ROW 1: Greta Pitkin, Mary Bober. ROW Z: Joan Severson. ROW 3' Tim Baltzer, Tom Fritz. ROW 4: Curtin Wagner, Mary Anderson, Lucy Ann Sowl, Carol Stauffacher, Nate Andereck, Carol Lux, Hedy Studer. ROW 5: Nancy Burgy, Jane Regez, Deanne Bowman. ROW 6: Elaine Rubi, Nancy Wagner, ROW 7: Judy Germann, BACK ROW: Mr. Barnard, Tom Sickinger, Caryl Goecks, Ann Baker, Janeen Wellenkotter. Orchestra ROW R OW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Greta Pxtkms Mary Bobar Delores Martx Robert Olson Patty Gaughan Barbara Haworth Dan Eley Roger Gall: Curtrs Wagner Mary Anderson Lucy Sowl Carol Stauffacher Nathan Andereck Carol Lux Hedy Studer Nancy Burgy Jane Regez Nancy Wagner Deanne Bowman Elame Rubx Pat Barnard Owen Hefty Jud Kmdschx Pxamst Judy Germann An1taAxnsworth Patty Ruehlman Walt Schroeder Bxll Lanz Sonya Coplem Judy Buehler Donna Smxth Kathryn McGu1re Lester Peter Rena Thorp Tom Cunningham Hazel Swans on Sonja Sorenson Carol Goetz Ann Baher Janeen Wellenkotter Carmen Norton Mr Allan Barnard Carol Koenxg Jane Thompson Faye Stauffacher The flfty two prece concert orchestra, besldes xts own yearly concert, plays for the Sepxor class play the chorus operetta baccalaureate, graduatlon and for a number of commuruty functlons In December the orchestra presented a Chrxstmas program for .Tun1or and Semor high stud ents Mr Allan Barnard 15 drrector 1 f Q J . arg f H v - . 'Z Z I l nl t ' 1' , 4 , lr ' ' . , ', . . 21 , . '. ROW 3: Timothy Baltzer, Tom Fritz, Nancy Stauffacher, Marie McGuire. 4: ' , . . , , 51 . , . - 6: ' ', , , ' ', ' ' : . 71 ' ' . . . ' , ' ' . 81 . . , , . I 1 Orchesis Orchesls, a modern dance group presented The Juggler of Notre Dame on December 17 and 18 m the audxtorlum On May 3 and 4 the annual performance, based on he names of perfumes and colognes was gwen, The glrls made up thexr own group dances for the thls year s program from technlques learned at weekly meetmgs The group also took trxps to see mod ern dance performances Orchesls offxcers are JoAnne Block, pres1dent Sandra Scherer, vlce president Judy Fleld, secretary Barbara Haworth treasurer Mrs Grace Anderson 18 he advzser Q ROW l: Barbara Haworth, Gale Bissell, JoAnne Block ROW Z: Marlene Nydcgger, Jane Thompson. Row 31 Judy Field. ROW ROW ROW ROW Katherme McGu1re Beverly Kuckuck Carolyn Benkert Judy Frey Mary Jane Johnson Dxane Burgy Marcla Conway Patr1c1a Gaughan Betty Lamb Janeen Boyer Cheryl Rlchards Carol Peterson Jane! Kueblx Jean Sacker Dxane Darlmg Nlarllyn Kubly Stephanxe West Cecllla Grawehr Patrxcxa Baumle Marlene Hare Donna Gustafson 050 QV? Ml Q53 NXXXWW ein! 'fu . efz a :Ch 1 and 0 ui D Sand uv Pa cfow Selle, bf at eg- ea vw-W Mae radix 5 ae' de X on 56 we B gag ea YJ ue' flzestl Y appea 1. me ro rom Hylan dtob e new h Senior Class Pla' A three act mystery comedy, Ramshackle Inn was presented as the -Senior class play on February Z1 and ZZ. Sandra Scherer played the part of an old maid librarian who bought a broken down hotel and found a barrel of excitement to go with it. Mr, Dale Voss directed the hit. Members of the cast are as follows: Patton, Eugene Wagnerp Arbuthnot, Ralph Niffeneggerg Joyce Rogers, Janet Beckman, Mame Phillips, Mary Andersong Constable Small, John I-lurlbutg Belinda Pryde, Sandra Scherer, Commodore Lucius Towser, Thomas Hyland: Gail Russell, Carole Meierg Alice Fisher, Geraldine Adams, Dr. Russell, Karl Aeschlimanng Mr, Temple, Nathan Andereckp Mary Temple, Wanda Wyssg Bill Phillips Eugene Foley, Gilhooley, Robert Olson, Fred Portor, Roger Galli. The student director was JoAnne Block and the Prompter was Rhea Schadt. 9 51' ' gm 3' e Nene Adams is brought out of her room assisted by the cop, Bob Olson, Rgger Galli has just been discovered a crook by Sandra Scherer who ig 54 about to bop him, QEHES QDQX N X kai cle Coralyn Qabe editor ff? Q G X LR J w f J Y 1 N ' X ' I ' .,4 4 Y if-1 Don't be a dope by being a mopef But be a bop and do the Bunnie Hop, QQ Q 0 Xu 1 ff ' A f Z The one night you can feel your belt while looking your worst, While couples danced around a beautiful Christmas tree with its blue lights beaming, the warmth and peacefulness of this season was felt by everyone. AS Cupid watches over all, his arrows touch the hearts of those present at the Valentines dance. Celebrating one of the many victories at an after game dance. Queen and attendants view the exciting game victorious for Monroe, Stud Ghz' ' lu, B156 8 girne rcjullq V, TWn,Ict0 y b W , ' o Q on, ent if . -,, -buflo old, iz- , .' W . 1 ccntix but fuhe in Cel A ,Q Seine ' ebratin ' 124:-I-.ef 'A . The football team elected Rosalie gfor the 'inf . . A n Studer as their Home-coming Queen and ek' Janet Beckman and Nene Adams as her attendants. The three Senior girls led the annual Home-coming Parade on a cold, but colorful Thursday evening and reigned over the game and dance on Friday night. Home-coming chairman, Bob Koller places floral crown on smiling, vivacious Queen Rosalie . MQ w ff There couldn't have been a lovlier queen nor more handsome king to reign over the 1954 Junior Prom. XF XZ 5, X nn C N JLX' K Just sign on the dotted line and step into the fegtive ballroom of 'The Mardi Gras. With Betty Baker and Gayle King and with Mardi Gras as the ff' was a sparkling success. The 4 . . parade, Ln which the throne A . and a sidewalk cafe where ? A Prom party was held at the 5 These lovely lasses served punch, 1Left to Rightj Joan Schuetz, These lads took care oi registratitn. lLeft to Right, Tom Millan Jean Sacker, Cecilia Grawehr, Dianne Burgy, Marcia Conway, Kathryn McGuire . KD Keith Holcomb, Roger Plate, Charles Chase, Owen Hefty, Jerry Disch. 'K N43 v -::fV,5t ' 'W' ' ff . N 4 Gp GMU U S ATED t e newladvgce fo L Y formed 811102, ch e 'fit P oR Sp lu ez-leaders -STA ND Ong 'ght b C Gr 01-ly R So A lhery ol lmn a be and 8 n Isqeen Dye, nada W lnghq H ly MW? J Ba' ys' In Bob S Mb He e e Qu ine I Chul Cline Worn, me ohh Z Joe ldeg- ay- etl-'1 , Dom, 'On '1 S1 Fa e 'he 8 e o Ye In thi Gus 4' A cum M Stnllff b H of es Ass icher shu- P9 16 ' BBW' asfpl 0 B we l' and 5 nwdent B O . yehz- s wer on D Ch U71 11 e BPOIIQOIQAD Bendejnn P te een Mccu ley ed byt and T 1 no Iloug he C uh hey-ese Jr Mar! Y idylser S afhotk Kub Ue Q ly at and Few of you who are lookxng readmg thls M Book reallze the organ xzmg the plannmg, the responslblllty of edltmg an annual The credxt for erson thls boo xn partmcular We all dld our share of runnmg around although much of the leg work' was done by Shlrley Montgomery asslstant edltor and Nancy Stauffacher p1cture edxtorj and so we all feel as though we dzd our share But lt Wasn t all work d we ou l1ke It hope y The 1955 M Book Staff k does not go to any one p we had fun dolng it an M 4162 Q2 W N iii ' 'W N Wi-N of Q fl 'WI Q 8 OI' S Bob 018012 edllor' fli N W f ,,,, J X ' 'fCl14lKlll0 X ' v U 'wx ' PQ ' X f , Q A I N J R 1. , H 'D Mk' , .-- - lk Q HP g tV3?5ffiiEE?9' fiifjfml ll lillra l ,MNA-R. AHB VJ hui , , P t WHICH IS THE MONROE PLAYER fa M'H S g,,v..,, Y,- a'4 l I' 11211: i , i ' S WHICH ONE HAS THE BALL? ROWI ROW Z ROW R STRATEGISTS' 5? Monroe s football coaches work1ng on one of the many plays each player lnows, 0 should know Left to R1ght Dom Larson, Dave Martm Bob Anderegg George Mauerrnan Jerry Stauffacher Gayle Qumn, Gordon Teehnn Pete Johnson Gordy Stauffacher John Hurlbut Jerry Davxs Barton Voegelx Frank Schneider .Terry Staffon Jerry Muenlch Bob Stamm John Brunl Ken Keel, Joe Keegan Lar1yLoveland Gary Copllen Roger Koch Wesley Falk Jerry Adams John Drye Dan Bender Ken Schxndler Dewayne McKenna Joe M112 Larry Trxckel Carl Dxsch Dav1d Cox box Gene Barmore Dave Ambler Gene Baker John Nzffenegger Jerry Weuenberg Ken Krebs B111 Pre season hopes for the M H S grld team were very optlrrnstlc In the fxrst game of the season, however, our hopes were jllted by a fxred up Edgerton eleven when they fought us to a 12 12 txe on Mon roe s held Then we Caught flre and rolled over Mllton and Stoughton on the opponent s gr1d1rons and at a Colorful and gala Home Commg event, we took Lake M1115 7 0 It was then that our hopes for a Confe renee crown were dashed by a large Eva.nsv11le squad, who hadn t won a game all season, Football 2 Lovelace Nanager Roger Plate Floyd Cophen Grant Ienatlch Bob Heltz George Jacobs Larry Pulkrabeck Kenton Potts Gregory Foeach LaVerne Farris Larry Ellmgson Gary Whxte Gary Broge Kexth Berg Manager Pat Wuetrlch Harlan Matzke Bob Schwalger Fred Neuenschwander Bxll Nelderberger Nate Isely Davxd Kuebh John Schxndler Davxd Von Moon Bob Becker Nathan Hare Phxllxp Mueller Harlen Preckel Coach Steenlrud Asustant Coach Sxmpson Chester Johnson Ronald Kohn Don Heeren Roger Sefferud Ronald Thexler Delbex' Aman! B111 Foench, Grant Dale Dennxs Goeckn Gary Rackow ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW but were really up for thexr Home commg and xt pazd off wxth a 6 0 vxctory over Monroe In our last two games of the season, we had the prxvllege of playmg ln the snow at home We beat a strong Wxsconsm l-hgh aggregatxon, 13 0 but a powerful undefeated and untxed Jefferson team beat us 12. 6 in the season s fmale at Recreatlon Park Much credzt IS due Head Coach Gay Steensrud for h1s fme shovwmg wlth the assxstance of hms lme and backheld coaches, Mr Fred S1mP 5911 and 'vir Arch Edwards for the fme year our boys had HEW- mm Q 9 o Monroe m Actlon 1 1 Scene from Monroe's 7 O Home coming vxctory over Lake Mxlu at Recreatxon Park .J J ' 'W as VH f A t :iff Y J , , ,W .--., i 2 . I 'V 5 ie. i, ' 5 -l r' 'W' I I ,. 0 L or e X . cr' P ,TQ H ff gl , f 4 5 o . 6: ' I' . ' f ' , ' , - , ' I , , ' , , , , A 0 'V JERRY DAVIS Monroe Lheesemakers 1954 Gnd Efforts Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Jefferson Monroe s Total Pomts Opponents Total Pomts Edgerton Mxlton Stoughton Lake Mxlls C0l'nlng W zsconsm l-hgh Monroe Won 4 Lost 2 Txed N ......1Z ..Z7 ' .....Z6 KH ' 'J Evansville .... 6 Monroe ..... , ...... 13 ' ' ' .. .IZ . .' 1 I . . 1 155 l qc. BOB ANDEREGG JOHN HURLBUT Gndders As we look back and bld farewell to our 1954 football team we single out for specxal mentlon the senzors who contrlbuted so much to the success of the team More than our share of the mjunes handlcapped us durmg the season however we should be especlally proud of our fme showmg desp1te our mxsfortunes Certamly next year we'llrn1ss these seniors who contnbuted so much to our team s success under the able guidance of our coaches FRANK SCHNEIDER JERRY STAUFFACHER . ' 1 l- X .Y n, i , , on A L tif . x. A 1 ,4 '. , . . . , . , .. . . . ' ' ' 'fx -, , , .r Q . Q 4 u Y 1 . , , . . I ' I , - J- Q, . K ,V .-p' Basketball Varsity Squad 4 ROW 1 Left to Right Coach Lee Mltchell Bob Koller Bob Anderegg Herb Ableman Jerry Stauffacher George Mauerman and Ron Klemm Kell senxorsl ROW Dave Fahn Gary Cophen Jerry Muenich Joe Keegan Jim Menehnn Pete Johnson and Manager Jon Dannerbeck 'NOW LISSEN FELLAS fN fXf Coach Mitchell giving the boys pre-game instructions. Sllver Streaks 1954 55 Scores Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Sterlmg Monroe Monroe New Glarus Brodhead Wlsconsm Hlgh Fort Atkmson Elkorn Lake M1119 Mxlton Stoughton Evansvllle Fort Atkmson Lake M1l1s Edgewood Wxsconsm I-hgh Jefferson Monroe Middleton Edgerton Won 16 Lost l Monroe s Total Pomts Opponent s Total Pomts Average Poxnts Per Game Monroe Opponent! 1189 7 4 ATTA BOY BOB Bob Anderegg goes up for a rebound as Jxm Menehan Z0 and Jerry Stauffacher look on Squad ROW l Left to Rlght, Dxck Nussbaum Larry Menehan Ronald Bregenzer Paul Lamboley, Dave Ambler, Ken Keel Grant Ienatach and Coach Don NicG1bbon ROW Z Manager Larry Pulkrabek Wayne Bahn Bull Lovelace, Davxd Cox Carl Dxach Bob Trxckel, Bob Becker and Davxd Von Moll Senior Cagers vim., BOBGKOI-:AER GEORGE MAUERMAN HERB ABLEMAN uar Center F orward Anderegg snares a rebound off Mxddleton 5 board Playmg then' last games for the Sxlver Streaks thms year are the followmg Sen1ors Bob Koller George Mauerman Herb Ableman Ron Klemm Bob Anderegg and Jerry Stauffacher Anderegg was Monroe s blg gun and hlghest scorer wxth 475 pomts Anderegg led the Badger Conierence this year wlth 348 pomts 1n only lZ games a new record The prevlous record was 299 pomts U1 14 games made only last year H15 best nlght was h1s last home game agamst Mlddleton where he marked up 47 pomts Herb Ableman was the next hlgh scorer among the Sernors Herb pmked up 272 po1.nts and bes1des that hms antxcs at tlmes prov1ded extra entertamment for the fans Jerry Stauffacher the tallest man on the squad and another starter xmproved eye Klemm proved uncanny agamst Edgewood and along with George Mauerman and Bob Koller provxded the punch needed when the regulars were taken out whxch IS somethmg many teams lack -J rv-v WALSWORTH LA 3 od In lo 'll-SWORTH IIDTHIRS ali I U .. I , , H . . R: , y I l ll I . . . , . 1 . . , . . , Y . . , - . immensely as the season wore on and was a great help. Dead I I ko ? . 1 f.ff 1 .A-lv-Lf ' ' thaqn lx undby lure no. 1. .B.A. HEY REF IGOT FOULED LET S C,-O FELLAS .hm Menehan m the mxdst of Mxddleton players as Bob Koller 1521 and Jerry Muen1chf30j watch Monroe s spectators thls year had the prxvxlege of watchmg one of the best hlgh school basket ball teams m the state as well as ln the hzstory of the hxgh school Fmlshmg the regular season wmnlng 16 and losxng only 1 to Sterlmg Ill Monroe wound up m fxrst place ln the Badger Conference They sported a 12 0 record m conference play Statewlde Monroe s basketball team was ranked No Z among hlgh schools of enrollment of over 275 RON KI-EMM BOB ANDEREGG JERRY STALFFACHER Guard Cenger Forward H .V . A I . Ill 't , . . . . v , W.. M .j.j, . A : fv- -K rg-.E . , ty' ,VV ,-8' , I . . . . . - I ' i I - - . . I . . , . . , l 1954 0 I 1 V f i-nnmiimll rifllllllfle E J 574Jb FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Dick DeVoe, Bob Aeschlimann, Dave Cox, Dick Nussbaum .larry McKenna. SECOND ROW: John Drye, John Bnni, Gordy Stauffacher, Dave Dwyer Jerry Disch Schneider, Don Christen. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Smith, Assistant Coach Steensrud Gary Donny, Manager Roger Plate. ' sffitfsetfsl T' 'L-'i 5. Besides rugged training, the track team has much equipment that has to be unstored every spring before track season starts. Shown here directing some of his boys, removing hurdles from the high school attic is Mr. Simpson. Left to right, Jerry Stauffacher, George Mauerman, Bob Anderegg, Mr. Simpson and John Drye. 70 ' Monroe's 1954 track squad was a balanced squad and more than held their own this year. Last year they Won the Badger Conference crown and placed first in the Whitewater relays out of 21 schools. They finished second in the Madison West relays out of 26 schools and in the state meet in Madison where 40 schools participated, they finished third. A heavy loss hit the Cheesemakers track squad with the departure 'of such Seniors as Vic Chambers who was the state high hurdle champ for two years and Harold Disch, the state mile champ. Mr. Gay Steensrud was head coach, assis- ted by Mr. Malcolm Smith, while Mr. Fred Simpson was on a year's leave. Track Recent Monroe High School Track Records 100 Yard Dash .,,,,,, Vic Chambers ....10.5 Mile Run .............. 4.37.4 Harold Disch 12.0 Yard High Hurdles . Vic Chambers 60 Yard Low Hurdles . . Vic Chambers Z Mile Relay ........... 8.52.2 Bob Anderegg, John Drye, David Dwyer, Gary Kuebli 5P1'ir1t Medley ........... 3.55.1 Gordy Stauffacher, DeWayne Flannery, Bill Ienatsch, Harold 1,1 Disch ' 180 Yard Shuttle High Hurdles . 23.9 Lowell Stuessy, Vic Chambers, Bill Ienatsch . ..14.6 . .. 7.3 George Mauerman, Jerry Stauffacher, Bob Anderegg. Jolm Burgi, Frank Schneider, Don Christen. ' HeadCoach Smith, Assistant Coach Steensrud, Gary Kuebli, Lowell Stuessy, Vic Chambers, Dew'-Wne Flannery,l-larold Disch, Wendell Gobeli, Joe Donny, Manager Roger Plate. riff , QQ is Coach Arch Edwards, Ronald Elmer, Larry Loveland, John Hurlbut, Bhd Pete Johnson. 'I'he tennis squad had rough sledding last year, losing their four matches by narrow margins. The netters were downed by Edgerton once here and once there and Stoughton followed suit by dropping the boys twice. At the district tournament in Madison, the team was held scoreless. However, with only one member lost through graduation and with lettermen Pete Johnson, Larry Loveland and John Hurlbut back again, this year's, tennis team has good possibilities. 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