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

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OUR STUDENT LEGISLATORS Sealed: Belly Bliefnick. Robert Schuwtz. Donna Toepper, Larry Czeskleba. Mary Atkinson. Charles Barton. Row 2: Patsy Kusick. Ricluird Ross, mly Metcalf. Tom Eck'erfr. Mary McMahon, Mr Kigs‘r. Advisor. Absent: Jack Steinhaus. COUNCILS OUR FACULTY JUDICIARY Montello faculty would carry considerable weight in terms of tlirir Reparation for their jobs all together, our town’s teachers have put in V» years of college work, all in college and universities in the Wisconsin. Illinois. Iowa. Minnesota area. They re husy all the time too - in the classroom and around school ns class, rluh advisors, and as directors of such special activities as music, speech, athletics. In many community and professional activities, they also often voluntarily and always willingly find time to lend a helping, friendly hand. You’ll see them in church choirs and rluhs. Boy and Girl Scout work. Red Cross. Cancer. Polio drive work, on athletic conference committees. They have hohhies too. special interests which make them especially and personally interesting hohhies like music, cAntping, fishing, photography, swimming, sewing, gardening, stamp and coin collecting, traveling, knitting, rug making, writing |»oetr . es. our faculty judic iarv has a really important place in our town, for it is their wise counseling and friendly interest in their school s young citizens that make going to the MHS Town Mall each c l«y a worthwhile exfterience. Jack V. Whirry Aqrit allure Malcolm imnq ( ommen ial

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OUR TOWN HALL The 161 students who are attending M.H.S. this year are working in building units erected in IQ28 (the main (wilding) and IW (gymnasium and agriculture shops). TKeir town hall meetings are spread over twelve classrooms and six other centers used lor study, luncheon, library, activity purposes. These high school citizens are offered courses of study emphasizing college preparatory, commercial, vocational agriculture, and homemaking work. Their school is an accredited institution in the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. OUR TOWNS L. A. Kiqer Principal Math OUR EXECUTIVE BOARD Varied indeed are the community occupations of the members of the M.H.S. Board of Education. Mr. Henry Orienti, director of the (ward, is head man at Montello Products ( ompany. The c lerk. Mr. Herbert O. Scharenherg. is busy the year round at popular White Like Beach Resort, while Mr. William Bartlett, (ward treasurer, has full time work as one of Marquette County's famem. Our treasurer is also a graduate of the school on whose board he now serves. Aclive in chuc h work, city and county service groups such as Chandler of Commerce. Rotary Club. Boy Scouts, these busy men also find time for such group social activities as league bowling, trap shooting, folk dancing.

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Bottom Row: Sharon Robinson -Donna Gloede. Richard Ross. Judy Metcalf. Thomas Eckerle. fritz Kendall. Janice Dusenske. Keith Urbach. Row 2: Miss B itcobie. Advisor. Evelyn Kollaszar. Patricia Mc.Xamee. Gilbert Stibb. Jerry Glover. Helmut Un ger. Barbara Roidt. Myrtle ohmon. Delores Hlllmer. Miss Watson. Mr Week. Advisor, Row 5: Alue Broderick. Charlotte Kratz. Vivian Cadigan. Phyllis Campbell. Eileen Zacharias. Patricia Knickerbocker. John Goodnature. Agnes Furman Flaine Morrical Elmer Klawitter. Ross 4. Mardell Otto, lack Haley. Clayton Weber. Arlene Messerschmidt. lames Holland. Jack rseale. Michael Kollaszar. Charles Poleyn. Brian McAfee. Dale Carlson. Missing: Ellen Newbold. FRESHMEN PI.ACE OF BIRTH Wisconsin: 33. Outside of state: 3. Outside U.S.A. I ANCESTRY OF PARENTS Nine different I ines of descent arc represented in t liis class. German and Irish predominate. FAMILY HISTORY Seven parents of Freshmen were MHS graduates. Ten brothers and fifteen sisters also completed work here. HONOR ROLL During their first year, nine students appeared on the honor roll. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Heaviest activity membership is in Music with eighteen students. In FHA: II. Athletics: 10. Annual Staff: 5 Student Council: 3. Forensics: 2. VOCATIONAL INTERESTS Secretary and Office wojlc 8. Farmer: 5. Housewife: 4 Nurse: 3. Ieacher: 2. Photographer. Writer. Engineer. Baseball player. Stewardess. Conservation Officer: I each. Undecided: 6.