Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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 IN SPRING THE SAP’’ In Spring the Sap was presented by the senior class under the direction of Miss Lucille Tosch. Mr. J. Oliver Tribblys’ home is constantly in a turmoil as college students come in and out. He is an eighty-nine year old inventor and justice of the peace confronted with, many problems about his work. CAST OF CHARACTERS J. Oliver Twibbly, inventor and justice of the peace ....... Dan Schwochert Melville Kadenza, who aspires to be a poet .................... Bob Roidt Mrs. Mince, a busybody who runs the Soda Shop next door ....... Mary Inman Violet Mince, her daughter ................................ Virginia Dalton Vickie Wickerson, prettiest coed at Riverbottom U........... Ruth Robinson Pam Broomwell, another pretty, but impish coed ................ Jane Mateske Philip Dill, in love with Vikie and manager of the track team .. Dan Polcyn Rockhead McGuire, the not-too-bright track star ............ Stephen Flaherty Professor Squintin Glower, a hypnotist ........................ Bill Boehm Josephine Skibutski, player on woman’s pro football team, Leafy Creek Hyenas— Alice Metcalf Mrs. Gertrude H. Stickney, of the Stickney Fellowship Foundation .. Donna Roberts Prudence Prim, a nurse ...................................... Eunice Metcalf Henry Graves, a hearse driver ............................... Arnold Heller Susie Mae Younghope, eyewitness to some strange events ....... Donna Ritchie Dr. Matilda Guppie, president of Riberbottom U.............. Ida Mae Hershey Stage Manager ................................................. Rita Polcyn

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One-Mt Play On October 30, two casts presented two plays. Finders-Keepers” was chosen to represent our school at the District contest held at Green Lake, November 10. Student Council The Student Council consists of all class offi- cers under the supervision of Mr. Kiger. It settles the problems of the student body. gar»» Heal', Robert

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ROW I: Adviser, Air. Whirry, John Furman, Robert Roidt, Robert Cotter, Arnold Heller, Donald Roue, Howard Pu- terbaugh. ROW 2: Donald Blada, Walter Gruber, William Boehm. Donald Wincell, William Barron, Ronald Blada, Henry Klawitter, Zane Zweijel, Lloyd Fredrick. ROW 3: Thomas Kusick, Willard McDongal, Donald Hike, James Nap- ralla, Howard Zellmer, Vernet Wagner. William Lambert, Melvin Ingraham, Robert Lambert, Ralph Buchholz. ROW' 4: Roger Bessac, Raymond Schwochert, James North, James Suaney, Francis Roidt, Arnold Koeppe, Robert Schtnkel, Orland Buchholz, Philip Beckman, Jack Fohl. ROW 5: Henry Doepke, Fred Rohner, Dale Steinhaus, Robert Becher, William Bet in, Lloyd Zellmer, Edmund Bednarek, Donald Roidt, John Bandt, James Patterson. 7. 7. A- The Montello Future Farmers of America chap- ter has 57 active members this year. There are 20 Greenhands, 33 Chapter Farmers, and 4 State Farmers. This year’s officers include: president, Bob Cot- ter; vice president. Bob Roidt; secretary, Howard Puterbaugh; treasurer, John Furman; reporter, Don Rowe; sentinel, Arnold Heller and adviser, Mr. Whirry. Some of the F.F.A.’s most outstanding accom- plishments this year include: winning of the state F.F.A. crops judging contest and second place in the state F.F.A. poultry judging contest. Tne team members who won the crops contest were given a free trip to the International Livestock Show at Chicago. Two members, Walter Blada and Fred Meiller, received the Wisconsin State Farmer de- gree.