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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1960 volume:

1960 FRONT ROW: Robert O'Grady, Sharon Hunter, Dennis Hunter, Miss Watson, SECOND ROW: Carol Erdman, Karen Campion, JoEllen Stollfus, Sandra Lashock. THIRD ROW: Gerald Reusch, Sandra Gurke, David Orienti, Kenneth Schuman, Bonnie Bulgrin. Photography Club To Miss Watson and the photography club, we of the annual staff give this dedication. They have worked so closely with us in preparing the Hilltopper for many years, devoting their time to taking and printing many, many snapshots for our use in the annual. Thanks! ★★★★★★★ - 2 - A dministration School Board FRONT ROW: Byron Campion, President; Mrs, J. K. Callahan, Clerk; James Polcyn, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: William Bartlett, Neil Stewart, Claud Rowe, Jr., and Harold Metcalf. Student Council FRONT ROW: Jon Whirry, Dennis Hunter, Dolores Goetz. SECOND ROW: Ralph Robinson, Alan Abra- ham, Tom Steinhaus. THIRD ROW: Ted O'Neill, Richard Wright, Betty Messerschmidt, Sandra Lazar, Joan Stoeberl, Joyce Steffen. - 5 - IRENE M. SCOBIE Assistant Principal Ripon College U. of Wis. American Problems Library Pet Peeve: Telling untruths. M. LORNA HOTZ Wis. State College, Whitewater Business Education Pet Peeve: Students who do not follow instructions. LAWRENCE A. KIGER Principal Wis. State College, Superior; U. of Wis.; U. of Iowa; U. of Minnesota. JACK WHIRRY University of Wisconsin Agriculture and Shop Pet Peeve: Boys who don’t turn their note- books in on time. - 6 - M.H.S. BERNICE E. SCOBIE Ripon College U. of Wis. English Pet Peeve: Disrespect. AUDREY B. WATSON Wis. State College, Whitewater Math and Chemistry Pet Peeve: Sound of a pencil sharpener. Faculty ROBERT FEN LEY LaCrosse State College Phy. Ed., Coach Pet Peeve: Athletes who smoke. RAMON HACEDORN Wis. State College, Stevens Point History, Physics, Assistant Coach Pet Peeve: Roller Skating Music. THERESA NADOLSKI Wis. State College, Stevens Point Home Economics Pet Peeve: The naive remark, What did I do now?” DOREEN SCOTT Viterbo, LaCrosse Music Pet Peeve: People who waste time. - 7 - DONALD C. ROBINSON Columbia University, Oklahoma A M, University of Wis. English Pet Peeve: Silent students who know; Vociferous ones who don't. LEE WADE Wis. State College, Stevens Point General Science, Biology, Geography and Driver Education Pet Peeve: Poor Spelling. Sometime after this picture was taken the lunchroom was completely remodeled. More efficient kitchen and serving areas as well as a more pleasant dining area were provided. A system for serving hot lunches to students in area schools was also begun this year. All cooking is done by Mrs. Jack Giencke, Mrs. Alfred Zuelke and Mrs. Robert Fenley. Mrs. James Washburn, secretary to the principal, is kept busy with record- keeping, typing and numerous other duties necessary to the school. Mr. Erwin Schmitz and Mr. Ed Bornick are shown at the close of a busy day. The school day ends at 3:30 for most students, but much of a janitor's work still remains to be done after that time. Besides cleaning, snow shoveling etc. they do a wonderful job of keeping things repaired and are on hand for all evening events in the building. Mr. Schmitz also delivers the hot lunches to all area schools. -8- DENNIS JAMES HUNTER Dennis the Menace President 4; Secretary-Treasurer 1; Student Council 1,4; FFA 1; Library Club 2; Foren- sics 1,2,3,4, State 2,4; Class Play: Annual Staff 3,4, Section Editor 4; Photography Club 1,2,3,4, President 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 2. Our Motto: Life is What We Make It President JON WILLIAM WHIRRY Jonny Our Flower: White Rose Secretary-Treasurer Class President 1,2, Vice-President 4, Stu- dent Council 1,2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, President 4, Reporter 2,3, Quartet 1,2, 3,4, FFA State Band 2, FFA State Chorus 3, Judging Team 2, 3,4, Livestock Judging 2, 3,4, Poultry and Egg Judging — State 3, National 4, Soil Judg- ing 3; Mass Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Quartet 1, 2 (Vocal Solo); Base Clarinet Solo 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Prom Court; Class Play; Phys. Ed.; Captain 1; Phys. Ed. Co-Captain 2; Boys' State 3; Booster Club 2. Vice-President DOLORES ROSE GOETZ Goetz” Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; FI IA Song Leader 3; Forensics 3,4; State 3; Class Play. Our Colors: Lavender and White - 11 - BONNIE JEAN BULGRIN Sunshine Annual Staff 3,4, Section Editor 4; Photography Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 3; Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Phy. Ed. Co- Captain 3. MAUREEN ANN COTTER Tanker Annual Staff 2,4; Booster Club 2,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Conv. Delegate 1, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4; Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1; Prom Court; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Class Play. PATRICIA ANN DUSENSKE Legs Annual Staff 2,3,4, Section Editor 4; Booster Club 2,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Phy. Ed. Co-Captain 2. Class Play. NEWTON E. BASORE Newt Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; FFA 1, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Prom Court. FRANK BRUNO BREITENBACH Pod Library Club 2,3,4; Tumbling 1; Photography Club 1; Football Man- ager 3,4; Baseball Manager 1; Bas- ketball Manager 3,4; Class Play. - 12 - SANDRA ANN GURKE Sandy EHA 1,2; Library Club 2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Duet 2, Double Quar- tet 2; Band 2; Class Play; Annual Staff 3,4, Section Editor 4; Photog- raphy Club 3,4. DONALD DEAN HALL Don FFA 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, FRANK RICHARD DIRNBAUER FFA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3,4, Quar- tet 1,2, Speaker 3,4, Judging Team 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mass Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 4; Forensics 3,4; Class Play. CLARICE KAY DiBELL Blondie FI IA 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1; Annual Staff 3,4, Section Editor 4; Class Play; Booster Club 2, 4. PHRANSAY FLORINE THOME Phranz FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Parlia- mentarian 3, Conv. Delegate 2; Girls Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Solo 1,2; Duet 2; Quartet 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Foren- sics 1,2,3,4; Class Play. - 13 - ELLEN ELAINE KITTMAN Kit PI IA 2; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Class Play; Phy. PU. Captain 2. ELLERY W. KLATT Butch PFA 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Tumbling 2; Class Play. VAL DOUGLAS McREATlI FFA Treasurer 1, Judging Team- 1959-Poultry; Class Play. HARRY RICHARD KRATZ Hank FFA 1,2,3,4, Judging Team 3,4, Poultry and Egg Judging-State 3, National 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Bas- ketball 1.2. 3,4; Football 1,2, 3.4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2,3; Track 1. - 14 - I WARREN LEE REIBOLD Butch Mixed Chorus 3; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track. GRACE LILLIAN ROIDT Gracie “ FHA 1,2,3,4, Cov. Delegate 1; Class Play: Annual Staff 3,4, Section Editor 4. PATRICIA ANN MULHERN Mulhernsie FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3.4; Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Duet 2; Forensics 1,3,4; Class Play. KENNETH DEAN WILKINS Earl Class Vice-President 1,2: Student Council 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mass Band 1,2,3; Duets-State 2,3; Solo 1,2; Duet 1, 2,3,4; Quartet 2; German Band 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 4; Volleyball 2; Class Play; Phy. Ed. Captain 1; Phy. Ed. Co-Captain 2. ROBERT F. O'GRADY Bob- Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys Quartet 3,4; Solo 3,4; State Music Clinic Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo 1, 2, 3, 4; Mass Band 2; Brass Sextet 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4, State 3; Class Play; Annual Staff 1.2.3.4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4, Section Editor 2; Photography Club 1.3.4, Vice-President 4; Phy. Ed. Co-Captain 3. - 15 - JANICE ANN MORRICAL Jan” FHA 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 4, Historian 3, Conv. Delegate 2; Prom Queen; Annual Staff 3,4: Bus- iness Mgr. 4; Asst. Business Mgr. 3: Class Play; Homecoming Court 1; Booster Club 2,4. CLAIRE ELLEN OTTO Claire ” FHA 1,2,3, Conv. Delegate 1; Girls Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Double Quartet 2; Prom Court; Annual Staff 2,3; Photography Club 2,3. BETTY LYN SHELLER Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Student Council 2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 1.2, 3,4; Double Quartet 2; Triple Trio 4; Band 1,2, 3. 4; Duet 3; Trio 3; Prom Court; Homecoming Court 2; Class Play. RICHARD RAYMOND ROIDT Shortie FFA 1,2, 3,4; Judging Team 4; Class Play 4. HERBERT JAMES SCHARENBERG Snooky Class Play; Basketball 4; Wrestling. JOHN A. SCHWARTZ Jack Class President 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 3. 4; Football Captain 4; Volley- ball 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2; Phy. Ed. Captain 2. - 16 - CATHERINE M. WARRACK Cathy” FHA 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 2; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 1.2, 3,4; Solo 1; Duet 1,2; Quartet 1,2,3; State Music Festival 3; Double Quartet 2; Class Play; Annual Staff 4. ALLEN JAMES WILLKOMM Buddy” Forensics 1; Class Play. KENNETH RAY WALTERS Ken” DUANE WILLIAMSON FFA 1,2,3, DHIA 1, Trees for Not pjctured Tomorrow 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Volleyball 2. 3; Prom Court. FFA 1.2. 3.4; Crop Judging Team 4; Farm Mechanics Award-1958. RUEBEN A. HUNTER •’Hunt” FFA 4; Wrestling 2,3; Prom Court; Annual Staff 4; Class Play. EDWIN ALBERT STELTER Ed FFA 1,2, 3,4, Sentinel 4, Judging Team - Poultry and Eggs 3; Base- ball 1,2; Class Play. - 17 - Prophecy On a warm summer evening in 1980 we find the retired principal of Montello High School, Mr. L. A. Kiger, seated in a wheelchair before the electronic TV set in the Montello Convalescent Home. He is awakened by the Cookie beat of Mr. Robert O'Grady's Rock'n Roll Combo. Robert is celebrating his seventeenth year as a Combo leader with his special guest, Harry Kratz, better known as 'Hot Feet Harry. Robert's female attraction, Bonnie Bulgrin, who is supposed to add wit and beauty to his show, made a big hit when she tripped over the microphone cord. The program is interrupted by a flash from the MHS Broadcasting Company. Herbert Scharenberg and Rueben Hunter have reached Venus in their homemade rocket. Another guest on Robert's program is Donna Judas, the famed authoress of The Love-Torn column. As the program ends, Mr. Kiger's attention is directed to the commercial for Antoine Benet's Beauty Salon. Antoine Benet, better known to us as Ken Wilkins, announces the coming of his camouflage program for women over the age of sixty. It features weight-lifting, a super-shimmey machine, and chin-lifters. The next program of the evening is a Shakespearean Hour produced and directed by Warren Reibold, owner of the 20th Century Fox Studios. The evening's presentation of ROMEO AND JULIET stars Mr. Jack Schwartz and Miss Claire Otto. The program is momentarily blacked out, because, as Juliet got to the lines, Romeo, Romeo, where art thou? , the balcony collapsed. The black-out is filled in with a taped speech of the first woman president of the United States, Clarice BiBell. Now it is time for the half-hour news break. It is announced that the Harlem Globe Trotters will put on a benefit game for the Montello Convalescent Home on August 29, 1980. Their newest player is Mary Ellen Otto. The new Jack Paar show highlighted the next hour. As a special feature, he is having a sneak-pre- view of the Catherine Warrack Dancers, direct from the Copa Cobana Night Club. As the show leaves the air, Mr. Kiger decides to scan the newspaper. The headlines read: Drastic Action Taken in Packwaukee. Ellen Kittman, Mayor of Packwaukee, and her city council consisting of Ken Walters, Allen Wilkomm, and Newton Basore, passed prohibition laws in Packwaukee. This action stemmed from a raid led by police-woman Pat Dusenske on a remote resort in the area. An article on the third page mentions a rare disease which had been contracted by Ellery Klatt and resulted in the loss of his hair. The mad psychiatrist, Dennis Hunter, was charged with stepping up the institution population rates by harassing his patients rather than curing them. Newton Basore, also a great orator of the day, is scheduled to speak at the White House on Advice on Vice. On the business page one article reads, Patsy Mulhern, operator of a chain of drive-ins throughout the country declares bankruptcy. Another read, Donald Hall, having failed at repairing cars, opens a tricycle shop in Packwaukee. Next is the arrests column written by the new traffic cop, Val McReath. The first arrest listed was filed against Maureen Cotter, manager of the Slenderella Salon. She was hauled into court on the com- plaint of a customer, Grace Roidt, who claimed Miss Cotter, anxious to get ready for her dinner date, left Grace in the steam cabinet all night. (Continued on Page 38) - 18 - Our Town The Cast Stage Manager......... Dr. Gibbs............. Joe Crowell........... Howie Newsome......... Mrs. Gibbs............ Mrs. Webb............. George Gibbs.......... Rebecca Gibbs......... Wally Webb............. Emily Webb............ Professor Willard...... Mr. Webb............... Woman in the Audience Man in the Audience... Lady in the Audience.., Simon Stimson.......... Mrs. Soames............ Constable Warren...... Si Crowell............. Baseball Players....... Sam Craig........ Joe Stoddard.... First Neighbor.., Second Neighbor Bob O'Grady Dennis Hunter .Reuben Hunter Ed Stelter .Sandra Gurke ,Pat Mulhern Jon Whirry Cathy Warrack .Herb Scharenberg Delores Goetz ,Ken Wilkins .Frank Dirnbauer Clarice DiBell Ellery Klatt Janice Morrical .Warren Reibold .Ellen Kittman Frank Britenbach Val McCreath Newton Basore Reuben Hunter Harry Kratz Don Hall Allen Willkomm Phransey Thome Betty Sheller - 19 - Poultry judging team at Open House. The big skating party sponsored by the Senior Class. Prize-winning float-- Aloha Hawaii. Applying make-up for play. Fitting costumes for play. - 20 - U nder classme Front Row: Mary Ellen Kafka, Robert Kolaszar, Lenore Sell, David Hillmer, Verna Sheller, Kyle Kidney, Juanita Williamson. Second Row: Miss Scott, Sharon Judas, Maybelle Crandall, Sharon Lalor, Gerald Reusch, Carol Erdman, Michael Mulhern, Mr. Wade, Mr. Fenley. Third Row: Sandra Salzwedel, Marlene Ronspies, Lois Gurke, Sharon Hunter, Charles Atkinson, Eunice Putnam, Betty Davis, Carol Glover, Richard Williamson. Fourth Row: Norman Ingraham, John Spillner, Thomas Stewart, Edmard Draeger, Paul Zellmer, Ralph Robin- son, Irwin Krueger, Allen Abraham, Kenneth Schuman. Fifth Row: Russell Whirry, Kalvin Cragin, Thomas Steinhaus, Richard Miller, Bryan Troost, David Wright, Gerald Klingbeil, David Orienti, Joseph Diamentis. Absent when taken: Gene McFarlin, Mary Ann Polcyn. Junior Class Tom Steinhaus, Secretary-Treasurer; Allan Abraham, President; and Ralph Robinson, Vice- President. - 23 - Front Row: Trudy Koelbl, Eugene Shier, Anna Jean Mlodzik, Dorothy Ingraham, Richard Blada, Sandra La- zar, Ruth Schatzke, Karla Wegner. Second Row: Mr. Whirry. Geraldine Draeger, Sandra Lashock, Susan Herrick, Judith Hartwig, Sharon Bean, Donna Broderick, Sandra Klatt, Kathleen Rygiewicz, Miss Irene Sco- bie, Miss Nadolski. Third Row: Karen Campion, Harold Stelter, Linda Weckwerth, Nancy Knaack, Dale Kelm, Sandra Crandall, Eleanor Jaster, James Borkowski, Joan Stoeberl, Carolyn Mueller. Fourth Row: Peggy O'Neill, Sherrill Kemnitz, Dorothy Peterson, Sherryl Robinson, John Eidrich, Juanita Rinehart, Joyce Steffen, Orlo Swanke, Ruth Jordon, Jo Ellen Stollfus, Rosalie Stelter, Ralph Pruess. Fifth Row: Robert Mast, John Schultz, James Polcyn, Kenneth Barton, Harold Schmudlach, Wayne Hein, Clifford Fleegal, Julius Standke. Paul Putzke, Jon Polcyn, Harold Hall, Thomas Thompson. Absent when taken: Gordon Napralla, Ginger Miller. Sophomore Class - 24 - Dick Wright, President. Freshmen Front Row: Betty Messerschmidt, Thomas Freitag, Richard Wright, Mary Barton, Terol Smart, Carol Sell, Audrey Otto, Gertrude Davis. Second Row: Miss Hotz, Virginia Draeger, Lucille Broderick, John Draeger, Roger Reusch, Orvan Morrical, Elda Rick, Patsy Barton, Rose Ann Olbinski, Carol Schave, Miss Scobie, Mr. Hagedorn. Third Row: Beverly Tonn, Karen Zacharias, Trudene Doepke, Nancy Ingraham, Carol Zellmer, Thomas Nickolai, Glenn Troost, Dorothy Mianowski, Darlene Pischke, Edna Stelter. Fourth Row: Glenn Stelter, Peter Stewart, Phillip Rygiewicz, Robert Haase, Francis Winkler, Larry Barger, Robert McCoy, Da- vid Lalor, Ronald Wegenke, Ronald Dirnbauer, Robert Beahm. Fifth Row: Raymond Bednarek, Adelyn Schroeder, Allen McReath, Theodore O'Neill, Marvin King, Ernest Hunter, Alden Putzke, Curtis Trimble, Warren Wegenke, Raymond Zacharias, Fred Kittman, Karen Dolgner, David Schultz. Absent when taken: Sylvia Zierke, Melvin Witt and James Millard. - 25 - Freshman Initiation Winners of Dance Contest--Homecoming Chili Supper Sophomore Return Party Junior Float Activities FIRST ROW: Bonnie Bulgrin, Robert O'Grady, Sandra Gurke, Miss Scobie. SECOND ROW: Sharon Judas, Sharon Bean, Sharon Lalor, Carol Glover, Joan Stoeberl, Carol Erdman, Sandra Klan. THIRD ROW: Ruth Schatzke, Ruth Jordan, Eunice Putnam, Lois Gurke, Sharon Hunter, Marlene Ronspies, Sandra Salzwedel. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Ingraham, Mary Ellen Kafka, Frank Breitenbach, Lenore Sell, David Orienti, Juanita Williamson, Ken- neth Schuman. Library Club The Library Club is composed of volunteer members. Each plays a part in keeping the library in order and helping loaners of books re- ceive help in obtaining the books they wish to read. - 29 - FRONT ROW: Anna Jean Mlodzik, Pat Mulhern, Verna Sheller, Maureen Cotter, Janice Morrical, Betty Scheller, Marlene Ronspies, Nancy Knaack. SECOND ROW: Miss Nadolski, Lucille Broderick, Rose Ann Olbinske, Kathleen Rygiewicz, Sandra Lashock, Catherine Warrack, Karen Zacharias, Patsy Barton, Donna Broderick, Sandra Klatt, Carol Schave. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Mueller, Nancy Ingraham, Maybelle Cran- dall, Carol Zellmer, Grace Roidt, Jo Ellen Stollfus, Darlene Pischke, Edna Stelter, Sharon Bean, Beverly Tonn, Trudy Doepke, FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Mianowski, Sandra Crandall, Dorothy Peterson, Sandra Salzwedel, Joyce Steffen, Carol Sell, Audrey Otto, Sandra Lazar, Sheryl Robinson, Gertrude Davis. FIFTH ROW: Bette Davis, Dorothy Ingraham, Trudy Koelbl, Mary Ellen Kafka, Karen Dolgner, Lenore Sell, Pat Dusenske, Juanita Williamson, Adelyn Schroeder, Phransay Thome, Mary Barton. - 30- FRONT ROW: Adviser Mr. Whirry, Paul Zellmer, Cary Lalor, Jon Whirry, Ralph Robinson, Val McReath, Edwin Stelter. SECOND ROW: Orvan Morrical, Ralph Pruess, Glenn Stelter, Ronald Dirnbauer, David Lalor, Phillip Rygiewicz, Peter Stewart, Harold Stelter. Robert Beahm, Gerald Reusch, Roger Reusch. THIRD ROW: Dale Kelm, Marvin King, Ronald Wegenke, Harold Hall, Raymond Bednarek, Newton Basore, Thomas Ste- wart, Allen McReath, Norman Ingraham, Harry Kratz, Orlo Swanke. FOURTH ROW: Paul Putzke, Jon Polcyn, Donald Hall, Ellery Klatt, Richard Williamson. FIFTH ROW: Kyle Kidney, Harold Schmudlach, Duane Williamson, Kalvin Cragin, Clifford Fleegal, Richard Roidt, Wayne Hein, Gerald Klingbeil, Reuben Hunter, James Polcyn, Curtis Trimble. F.F.A. - 31 - Annual Staff For the first time in recent years the Annual Staff is using a new layout plan for advertisers. Subscribers will find their ads planned more effectively in this year's annual. FRONT ROW: Miss Hotz, Lenore Sell, Janice Morrical, Robert O'Grady, Sharon Hunter. SECOND ROW: Sharon Judas. Carol Erdman, Bonnie Bulgrin, Ruth Jordan, Sherrill Kemnitz, Joan Stoeberl, Catherine War- rack. THIRD ROW: Grace Roidt, Sandra Gurke, Trudy Koelbl, Lois Gurke, Sandy Lazar, Bette Davis, Clarice DiBell. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Schuman, Pat Dusenske, Dennis Huntee, Rueben Hunter, David Orienti, Mary Ellen Kafka, Maureen Cotter. - 32 - FRONT ROW: Joan Stoeberl, Nancy Ingraham, Pat Mulhern, Trudy Doepke, Pat Barton, Sandy Klatt, Miss Scott. SECOND ROW: Carol Zellmer, Darlene Pischke, Audrey Otto, Sharon Bean, Eleanor Jaster, Sherry Kemnitz, Betty Messerschmidt. THIRD ROW: Sandy Lazar, Ruth Schatzke, Claire Otto, Sheryl Robinson, Dorothy Peterson, Rosalie Stelter, Gertrude Davis. FOURTH ROW: Trudy Koelbl, Nancy Knaack, Anna Jean Mlodzik, Verna Sheller, Betty Sheller, Mary Barton, Joyce Steffen. TRIPLE TRIO Our triple trio was organized for the benefit of those who get an enjoyment from singing. They find that they gain invaluable experience from sing- ing before an audience and also being criticized at the Music Festival. They will be singing at the Music Festival this year and are hoping to do as well as last year when they went to State. They also plan to sing at the various school concerts this year. Pat Mulhern and Phransay Thome are veterans with four years' experience. All of the other girls are new members this year. The girls' favorite song is Somewhere Over the Rainbow. “ - 33 - Betty Messerschmidt Montello High School Sheryl Robinson First Row: Betty Sheller, David Reibold, Susan Sheller, Nancy Knaack. Second «Row: Verna Sheller, Phransay Thome, Catherine Warrack, Merry Whirry, Sandy Klatt, Darlene Pischke, David Chandler, Robert O'Grady, Ralph Robinson. Third Row: Orlo Swanke, Fred Mueller, Sherman Stelter, Rosalie Stelter, Dale Kelm. - 34 - Joyce Steffen JoEllen Stollfus Band First Row: Cheryl Murray, Barbara Dalton, Carolyn Mueller, Linda Knaack, David Reibold. Second Row: Sandy Lashock, Terry Robinson, Frank Dimbauer, Jon Whirry, Karen Campion, Jim Polcyn, David Orienti, Ken Wilkins. Third Row: Jon Polcyn, Miss Scott. Mixed Chorus f, £ £S i O FRONT ROW: Catherine Warrack, Pat Mulhern, Nancy Ingraham, Karen Campion, JoEllen Stollfus, Sandy Lashock, Sandy Klatt, Miss Scott. SECOND ROW: Bette Davis, Phransay Thome, Verna Sheller, Betty Sheller, Nancy Knaack, Ralph Robinson. THIRD ROW: Betty Messerschmidt, Claire Otto. Joyce Steffen, Sheryl Robinson, Tom Freitag, Rosalie Stelter, Darlene Pischke, Carol Zellmer. FOURTH ROW: Ken Wil- kins, David Orienti, Frank Dirnbauer, David Wright, Jim Polcyn, Jon Whirry, Robert O'Grady, Jon Polcyn. QUARTET Our quartet was organized to sing at Music Festivals and school activities and, of course, because the boys like to sing. They have sung at P. T. A. meet- ings and concerts this year and plan to sing at other activities, also. They plan to sing at the Music Fes- tival and hope to do even better than last year when they received a second in Class A. Ralph Robinson is a veteran of four years, and Dave Orienti of three years, and Dave Orienti of three years. Rob- ert O'Grady and Jon Whirry are two-year members. The boys like all of the songs they sing and have many favorites. - 36 - FRONT ROW: Dolores Goetz, Sandra Lashock, Karen Campion, Catherine Warrack, Patsy Mulhern. SECOND ROW: Robert O'Grady, Warren Reibold, Dennis Hunter, Lenore Sell, Maureen Cotter, Miss Bernice Scobie. Forensics FRONT ROW: Trudy Koelbl, Juanita Williamson, Lois Gurke, Marlene Ronspies, Betty Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Robinson, Kenneth Schuman, David Orienti, David Wright, Frank Dirnbauer, Ken Wilkins, Edwin Stelter. - 37 - Class A And B Solos And Ensembles Carolyn Mueller, Baritone Sax; Sandra Lashock, Cornet; Verna Sheller and Dar- lene Pischke, Clarinet. Ken Wilkins, Trombone; Jon Whirry, Base Clarinet; Robert O'Grady, Cornet; Jon Polcyn, Tuba. David Orienti, Trombone; Ralph Robinson, Cornet; Jim Polcyn, Baritone. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY (Continued from Page 18) Late news item — Frank Breitenbach nearly drowns in two feet of water while drilling a well. In another column — Janice Brown, formerly Janice Morrical, was released from the Portage Hospital where she was voted 'Mommy of the Year' after giving birth to quintuplets. On another page we see, Miss Sandra Gurke to receive 'Secretary of the Year’ award in cere- monies in New York. Farther down the page, Miss Dolores Goetz gives up teaching kindergarten to go on to school to obtain a 'Bachelor of Acting' degree enabling her to obtain employment in Disney- land as the current 'Daisy Duck. Miss Betty Sheller and Mr. Jon Whirry will hold an open house on July 25, 1980. They are cele- brating their 25th year of 'Going Steady.' Their minister, Frank Dirnbauer, will speak to the guests and the honored couple about 'The Drawbacks of Going Steady.' At the bottom of the page a very small article tells of the newest addition to King Ferok’s Ijarem. Miss Phransay Thome, after many years of having harems of her own, decided, If you can't beat 'em, Join 'em. ” - 41 - Sandy Salzwedel Karen Campion Central Lakes Conference Champs FRONT ROW: Charles Atkinson, Glen Troost, Richard Wright, Alan Abraham, John Spillner, Harry Kratz, Jack Schwartz, Robert Haase, Orvan Morrical, and Assistant Coach, Mr. Hagedorn. SECOND ROW: Ernest Hunter, Bryan Troost, Kalvin Cragin, David Wright, Thomas Steinhaus, Robert Kollaszar, Melvin Witt, Kenneth Wilkins, Richard Miller, and Coach, Robert Fenley. Ken Wilkins SENIOR LETTERMEN Frank Breitenbach FOOTBALL SCORES Montello 6 Almond 19 Montello 25 Oxford 6 Montello 34 Wild Rose 0 Montello 19 Almond 19 Montello 12 Oxford 12 Montello 18 Wildrose 7 Jack Schwartz -4___ FRONT ROW: Richard Wright, Harold Hall, Bryan Troost, Charles Atkinson, Edward Draeger. SECOND ROW: James Borkowski, Robert McCoy, Ralph Pruess, Robert Mast, Ernest Hunter, Coach — Robert Fen- ley. THIRD ROW: Terol Smart, Fred Kittman, Glenn Troost, Robert Beahm, and Manager -- Frank Breitenbach. A TEAM SCORES Montello 48 Oxford 74 Montello 50 Plainfield 56 Montello 52 Westfield 45 Montello 67 Mauston Madonna 56 Montello 36 Wautoma 43 Montello 66 Adams Friendship 65 Montello 50 Plainfield 57 Montello 53 Westfield 50 Montello 59 Oxford 52 Montello 42 Green Lake 26 Montello 54 Randolph 69 Montello 52 Mauston Madonna 57 Montello 62 Almond 44 Montello 58 Wautoma 65 Montello 74 Wild Rose 67 Montello 52 Adams Friendship 71 - 43 - “A” Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach, Robert Fenley; Alan Abraham; John Spillner; Ralph Robinson; Harry Kratz; Jack Schwartz; Warren Reibold; John Schultz; Jon Whirry; Kenneth Wilkins; Kyle Kidney, Tom Stein- haus; David Wright; and Manager, Frank Breitenbach. TO BEAT RIDAY 59-52 mats?ggg’nt SENIOR LETTERMEN first Harry Kratz aomr; Jon Whirry Jack Schwartz Ken Wilkins to� oS ( h„r - 44 - HILL AUTO SALES Your Ford-Mercury Dealer A-l Used Cars Phone 57 Montello, Wisconsin Sporting Goods Hardware Electrical FREDENDALL And EGLY Phone 165 Montello, Wisconsin STREBE LUMBER CO. Montello, Wisconsin See your local dealer for complete line of building supplies Phone 40 Robert Strebe, Prop. GARDNER'S SHELL STATION Filling Station and Auto Repair AL JIRSA Phone RI 2-2464 Portage, Wisconsin HAYES MUSIC STORE Portage, Wisconsin SWEET BOTTLING COMPANY Band Instruments Rentals Pianos Organs Records Portage, Wisconsin Everything in Music EULBERG'S MEN'S AND BOY’S SHOP Portage, Wisconsin When you look your best-- You do your best.' - 47 - BEAN'S D-X CHATEAU Bus Stop, Filling Station and Tavern Hwy. 51 Compliments JOHN'S GROCERY Montello, Wisconsin Phone 131 of the JOYCE'S COFFEE CUP Montello, Wisconsin Phone 115J Portage Creamery SCHNEIKER'S BAKERY Q _ Montello, Wisconsin Phone 103 For thorough coverage of all high school activities read the MONTELLO TRIBUNE Serving Marquette County DEWEY'S MUSIC MART Montello, Wisconsin Records SMART'S RED OWL STORE Montello, Wisconsin Record Players Phone 18 Accessories • - 48 - BENTLEY DRUG STORE MONTELLO BEAUTY SHOP Ruby Stollfus, Manager Montello, Wisconsin Phone: 198W Montello, Wisconsin ORRIN E. MEYERS, D. 0. Kingston, Wisconsin BARTEL'S SUPPLY JIMMY'S PLAYDIUM DAVIS HOUSE MONTEUO, WISCONSIN Thara’ a Small Hotel James G. Murray Montello, Wisconsin (Formerly Hunt's Supply) Everything for School Office Wautoma, Wisconsin Compliments of NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Freeman L. Pike, District Agent Oxford, Wis. - - - Phone 6-2865 and Charles E. Pike, District Agent National Exchange Bank Building Fond du Lac, Wis.-Walnut 1-8460 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS-BY-WIRE When you can't be there in person, let FLOWERS- BY-WIRE carry your good wishes. Call your FTD Florist.' WESTFIELD NURSERY AND FLORIST Phone: Westfield 95 Compliments of HANDCRAFT COMPANY, INC. Princeton, Wisconsin MUKLUKS...SKULKUMS...SHELETS...HOSIERY - 49 - Compliments of LEN GREIBER Herff Jones Company Representative Madison, Wisconsin MONTELLO STATE BANK Montello, Wisconsin Telephone : 17 FREITAG'S FOOD MARKET AND LOCKER PLANT Deposits Insured Up to $10,000 For Each Depositor MONTELLO, WISCONSIN HOTMAR ACE HARDWARE Ace Sets the Pace SCHARENBERG’S Finest Quality—Lowest Prices WHITE LAKE BEACH RESORT Princeton, Wisconsin Phone: AXtel 5-6552 Home of the Corn Fritters GRADUATION Congratulations To the Class of 1960 THE PEOPLE'S BANK OF COLOMA Coloma-Endeavor-Oxford-Hancock Member of the FDIC 3% on Certificates of Deposit CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FOOD MART Always remember, whatever you do, wherever you go...,you'11 Live Better ELECTRICALLY! WISCONSIN T ower George Stoeberl, Proprietor Home-made Sausage Home-dressed Meats Leading Brands of Groceries AND Lig rh COMPANY Montello, Wisconsin - 50 - VERN’S FRIENDLY SERVICE MOBIL PRODUCTS Lubrication Washing Motor Tune-up Wheel Balancing Tires, Batteries Accessories Telephone : 144 Montello, Wisconsin NANKIVELL'S RED BELL STORE General Merchandise Fruits and Groceries Montello, Wisconsin MONTELLO DRY CLEANERS Harry Baxter, Proprietor Clean Clothes Do Make a Difference Phone : 125 Montello, Wisconsin KENDALL'S TAVERN You are a stranger here but once.' Phone : 129 Montello, Wisconsin AMERICAN WOOD-WORKING COMPANY Phone : 220 Montello, Wisconsin If it's made out of wood-- We make it.’ CZESKLEBA HARDWARE Our 64th Year of Business Furnaces Air-Conditioning Montello, Wisconsin Phone : 36N Antenna Service Montello Wisconsin CUMMINGS FUNERAL HOME Montello, Wisconsin ISBERNER PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing Fixtures Furnace Oil Burners - Stokers Sheet Metal Work Hardware, Faints Montello, Wisconsin - 51 - MIDLAND CO-OP DR. C. J. LENNON Montello, Wisconsin Portage, Wisconsin Distinctive Beverages For Any Occasion SQUIRT-NESBITT BEVERAGE COMPANY Westfield, Wisconsin Markers Monuments MONTELLO GRANITE COMPANY Montello, Wisconsin The Annual Staff extends a sincere THANK YOU to all who helped make this year's annual possible. Compliments of A. E. Schultz Fuel Company, Inc. Domestic and Industrial Fuels Fuel Oil Phone 2-7754 .............P. 0. Box 472 Neenah, Wisconsin - 52 -