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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1969 volume:

HILLTOPPER COUNTDOWN 69 .............................2-5 DEDICATION ................................ 6 SCHOOL LIFE..............................7-22 ACTIVITIES..............................23-32 SPORTS..................................33-44 G.A.A...............................34-35 Cheerleaders ......................... 36 Football ...........................37-38 Basketball..........................39-41 Baseball, Track And Wrestling.......42-43 Tribute To A Coach ................... 44 PEOPLE .................................45-67 Faculty And Administration..........46-49 Freshmen............................50-51 Sophomores..........................52-53 Juniors ............................54-55 Seniors ............................56-67 Senior And Faculty Index............68-70 ADS .................................. 71-76 Countdown 69 The landscaping and addition of lights and bleachers to the new Athletic Field has proven highly successful, as a result of a progressive-minded school board,and full co-operation on the part of the faculty and student body alike. The dedication of the field by Governor Knowles and a complete winning streak by our football team made the field a new asset to the school and the community. I found it, I finally found it Heads or Tails? Deadline-3 hrs. 34 min. 10.. 9. .8.. 7.. Dedication W io Vi ili i £ Me. 7 gi-------------net . 'V IV It is with appreciation for your sincere interest in us, that we, the students of Montello High School dedicate this'Hilltopper to you, Mr. Klug. We thank you for the gift of laughter that is so much a part of your life. A day is not quite com- pleted without a touch of your wit and sense of humor. We thank you for the time you have spent coaching the various teams. Through your efforts, these teams have improved and, as a result, our school pride and enthusiasm has increased. We thank you for sharing with us your know- ledge of History and Economics. Your sparkling lectures have helped to bring the events of the past to life, and make the present events more understandable. Your faith in us as students has caused us to strive for greater achievements in life. Our sincere hope is that your deep dedication to the teaching profession and to youth will some- day bring you the happiness you so well deserve. 8 Science The Science department has been expanded this year with the addition of Earth Science and Advanced Science. Advanced Science is a college prep course and consists of three units of study: organic chemistry, calculating general chemistry problems and an introduction to Semimicro Qualitative Analysis. Earth Science investigates the basics of geology. Chemistry and Physics courses consists of three one-hour lecture periods and two two-hour experimentation periods a week. This gives the students an opportunity to explore basic concepts of sciences more fully. Other courses include biology and general science. English English, required for all students, covers the various areas of prose, poetry, drama, American and English literature, and many others. The freshman and sophomore classes are taught by Mrs. Tanner. Mr. Sveum teaches one junior English class, while Mrs. Schwitz instructs all other junior, senior, and college prep English. 10 French The French classes are taught by Miss Beilin. Four years of French are available, and are recommended for college bound students. Besides learning the language, the students also study the history of France, its’ people and their way of life. 11 Home Economics And Family Living Home Ec is designed for girls inter- ested in the areas of homemaking -- cook- ing, sewing, and child care. The course is taught by Mrs. Berndt. In addition to Home Ec. Family Livingis also being offered this year. This course is available for senior girls interested in studying the various situations encountered in marriage and in raising a family. Advisor Mrs. Berndt, Sandy Smith, Jean Wegenke, Linda Schwochert, Lori Rief, Marci Welke, Sue Stollfus, and Kathy Golz. These seven girls represented the Montello High School Home Ec. Dept, in the 1968 Make It Yourself With Wool Contest. Math And Drafting The Math department instructed by Mr. Schrab, included courses in Algebra 1 and II based on mathematical ideas and Geometry dealing with the use of induction and intuition. All of these basics are com- bined in Advanced Math, offered to seniors who are college bound. Drafting consisting of Mechanical and Architectual drawing two of the newer courses being taught deals with the funda- mentals of machine parts and a complete set of home plans. Mr. Haase is the in- structor. Social Science Our Social Science courses taught by Mr. Tanner, Mr. Klug and Miss Beilin are World History, Geography, Social Studies, U. S. History, and Social Problems. These courses cover our nation and other nations history; helps us to understand other areas of the world; and, gives us a fundamental understanding of economics. 14 Commercial The commercial course, taught by Mrs. Klug and Mr. Mannausau consists of General Business, Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand, Office Practice, and Bookkeeping. They are designed to help those interested in future clerical work or those who intend on going on to school where typing and stenographic skills are required. Band And Art Our Band instructor this year is Mr. Churchill. He instructs Junior Cadet and Senior Cadet Band. He also gives lessons during the day. The Art classes are taught by Mrs. Zieman. She teaches two high school classes and the rest grade school. Much of the Art classes work can be seen displayed around the school. 16 Physical Education Mrs. Klug teaches Girls' Physical Edu- cation. This course consists of sections on archery, touch-football, basketball, vol- leyball, badminton, shuffle-board, ping pong, golf, baseball, and tennis. This course exposes girls to a variety of activi- ties. Mr. Lueder is the Boys' Physical Edu- cation instructor. Through this course the boys acquire skills in football, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and soccer. 17 Shop And 11 � y y Ag The shop instructor this year is Mr. Haase. His class is making tables and wooden cats, and learning how to re- finish cars. Mr. Whirry instructs the Ag class. His boys, who have been National Winners for many years, are again study- ing for State Competition. Juniors - Mark Robinson G Karen Warzeka, Freshmen - Wayne Stelter Kathy Whirry, King Mike Me Farlin, Queen Janelle Metcalf, Sophomores - Cindy Benedict Bob Bruer, Seniors - Mimi McNamee Dennis Collins. 20 To Victory Homecoming 1968 earned a special place in the hearts of MHS students and faculty alike. The victorious celebration in- cluded a colorful parade, a pep rally, and the traditional Home- coming Dance. The theme was Greenfields Are Gone. But by far, the most exciting event was the football game it- self. The Hilltoppers displayed great power, and as a result, they not only won a Homecoming Victory, but they claimed the Dual-County Conference Cham- pionship as well. Rome Adventure Tall, stately, white pillars draped with vines roses em- phasized the 1968 Prom theme Rome Adventure. Court of Honor included: Queen Marge Kanke, King Dick Orienti, 1967 Queen Debbie Sheller, King John Wright, Prince Greg Raymond G Princess Angela Jimo, Lynn Mertely Dale Atkinson, Bonnie Gray Don Stelter, Linda Pufafl Ken Bulgrin, Mimi Mc- Namee G Kent Napralla, Linda Robinson G Stewart Mc- Reath, Jane Whirry Richard Dusenske. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Janelle Metcalf, Pat Heisler, Chris Bethke. SECOND ROW: Pam Cart- wright, Margie Kanke, Cindy Lambert. THIRD ROW: Paula Coddington, Dick Orienti, Advisor Mr. Sveum. Student Council FIRST ROW: Jeri Daniels, John Murray, Chris Bethke, Advisor Mr. Sveum. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Kanke, Joyce Bohn, Kathy Cotter. THIRD ROW: Pam Cartwright, Mike McNamera, John Broderick, Dick Orienti. FOURTH ROW: Mark Robinson, Jean Wegenke, Bob Brackett, Wayne Stelter. 24 Annual Staff • B FIRST ROW: Treasurer M. Cotter, Secretary P. Walters, Co-Editor L. Schwitz, Editor C. Bethke, Business Manager K. Cotter. SECOND ROW: L, Krivanek, D. Cragin, S. Schwochert, G. Walters, D. Freitag, D. Troost. THIRD ROW: J. Walters, R. Morris, Advisor Mrs. Klug, D. Preuss, A. Bentley. FOURTH ROW: M. Applequist, R. Helman. French Club FIRST ROW: L. Reif, R. Spain, J. Bohn, P. Coddington, J. Williamson. SECOND ROW: Ad- visor Miss Beilin, L. McDougal, B. Newhouse, D. Preuss, M. Welke, L. Welke. THIRD ROW: M. McNamee, M. Bentley, K. Whirry, M. Herman, S. Rueb. FOURTH ROW: B. Robinson, C. Benedict, B. Weckwith, C. Bethke, J. Murray, R. Farrell. FIFTH ROW: D. Krueger, C. Lambert, D. Troost, K. Newhouse, M. Kanke, B. Hall, P. Owens. 25 Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: R. Beahm, B. Jones, P. Walters, L. Galbraith, B. Gray, J. Turner, M. Mulhem, Direc- tor Miss Daniel. SECOND ROW: L. Welke, J. Spain, P. Wilson, S. Walters, C. Foley, K. Calnin, M. Cotter, J. Daniels, M. Beckwith. THIRD ROW: M. Rygiewicz, R. Peart, A. Christensen, L. Schwitz, D. Drew, B. Lischefski, D. King, D. Cuff, S. Barton. FOURTH ROW: R. Morris, B. Wastart, D. John- son, J. Zacharias, J. Whirry, J. Timm, B. Brown, S. Wojcik, M. McNamara, J. Williamson. FIFTH ROW: D. Hunter, P. Murray, D. Kohnke, S. Barton, J. Wegenke, B. Faulkner, P. Foley, B. Salzwe- del, D. Cragin. Girl’s Glee Club FIRST ROW: B. Wastart, B. Jones, Miss Daniel, M. Mulhem, L. Welke. SECOND ROW: J. Turner, L. Galbraith, R. Morris, M. Cotter, J. Daniels, P. Walters. THIRD ROW: B. Cray, P. Wilson, D. King, D. Cuff, J. Spain, S. Walters. FOURTH ROW: M. Rygiewicz, K. Calnin, C. Foley, B. Lischefski, R. Peart, L. Schwitz, J. William- son. FIFTH ROW: S. Wojcik, J. Whirry, P. Foley, P. Murray, J. Wegenke, D. Cragin, J. Zacharias, D. Johnson, S. Barton. 26 Boy s Glee Club FIRST ROW: Janie Whirry, Accompanist; Danny Drew, Dean Kohnke. SECOND ROW: Mike Beckwith, Russ Beahm, Miss Daniel. THIRD ROW: John Timm, Randy Barton, Dave Hunter, Allan Christensen. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Brown, Brad Salzwedel, Bill Faulkner, Mike McNamara. Jug Band Joy Daniels, Barb Newhouse, Pam Cartwright, Peggy Walters, Janie Whirry, Janelle Metcalf. 27 Band FIRST ROW: D. Freitas I. Murray, S. Stelter, B. Was tart, P. Coddington. SECOND ROW: J. Williamson, B. Ncwhouse K Whirry M. Bentley, J. Bohn, K. r aa’ «♦r� n Kino S Rn � h R Farrell D Troost P Walters. THIRD ROW: S. Stollfus, P. Malsack, R. Spain, B. Robinson, B. W a start, J. Daniels, R. aSSKlJ?- TIS” i- St � , P- FOURTH ROW, B. J. M, M. Robtao,, C. W.l- ters, J. Whirry, L. Mertely. INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Churchill. Photography Club FIRST ROW: R. Campion, D. Orienti, B. Ebert, B. Bednarek, D. Klawitter. SECOND ROW. L. Mc- Dougal D Freitag, K. Colz, B. Wastart, J. Kosloske, B. Jones T McNamara, Mr. tams. THIRd'rOW: D. Freitag, D. Faulkner, B. Barton, G. Bubolz, M. DiBel), D. Hallman D. Cuff, B. Kohnke, D. Atkinson, B. Brackett, G. Glunn M. McFarlin J Ebert Bj. Brown J Bohn,tX 1_ FOURTH ROW: M. Schwitz, M. Rygiewicz, S. Barton, V. Powless, D. Troost, L. Knvanek, . J cik, R. Peart, T. Pietxykowski. Future Homemakers Of America FIRST ROW: B bbll, W.CHUewski, Mrs emdt, 5SK THIRD ROW T Gxav C. Foley B. Newhouse, K. Calnin, M. McNamee, R. Morris, B. Barganz L. Lentz, K Golz FOURTH ROW: M. Herman, L. Schwochert, C. Bethke, L. Schwitz, J. Valters, • « aver V. Cuii C Jones, L. Daye. FIFTH ROW: J Zink, D. Cragin, C. Lambert, P. Murray, J. Metcalf, L. Krivanek, B. Weckwith, L. Reif, S. Smith, M. Kanke. Forensics FIRST ROW: B. Ebert, P. Coddington, D. Pruess, C. Bethke. SECOND ROW: S. Schwochert, K. Cot- ter, K Golz, L. Welke, G. Walters, M. Cotter. THIRD ROW: J. Wegenke, R. Morris, W. Chilew- ski, J. Bohn, J. Walters, J. Whirry. FOURTH ROW: M. Applequist, P. Cartwright, L. Reif, C. Lam- bert, D. Orienti. Library Club FIRST ROW: L. Seehaver, M. Herman, C. Benedict, S. Schwochert, Mrs. Milner. SECOND ROW: J Whaley L. Schwochert, G. Walters, P. Owens, B. Wastart, B. Jones. THIRD ROW: D. Freitag, P. Schwochert R. Helman, D. Cuff, B. Bednarek, M. Bagley. FOURTH ROW: L. Krivanek, T. Lynch, L. Owens, K. Kreueer R. Kenitz, S. Saugstad. 6 ’ 30 Future Farmers Of America FIRST ROW: M. Atkinson, J. Rowe, B. Ebert, D. Stelter, T. Cotter, R. Beahm. SECOND ROW: Mr. Whirry, R. Wegner, M. Graham, G. Cartwright, J. Ebert, D. Krai, T. Pietrykowski, D Faulk- ner, M. Beckwith, N. Sommerfeld. THIRD ROW: P. Laurson, D. Drew A Christensen, D. Radke, B. Stelter, D. Crew, S. McReath, J. McGwin, D. Zuehls. FOURTH ROW: B. Calnin, R. Natalia, R. Owens, J. Ebert, C. Glunn, R. Zuehls, J. Mlodzik, K. Krivanek, K. Daye, R. Miller. FIFTH ROW: R. Ryciewicz, J. Harring, S. Radtke, E. Spain, K. Walters, T. Harring, D. Hunter, D. Voightlander, C. Hartwig, K. Messerschmidt, S. Schultz, W. Stelter. SIXTH ROW: B. Himter, D. Dalhke, S. McReath, D. Kamin, C. Esselman, M. Farrell, J. Glaser, L. Owens, H. Wendt, R. Barton, D. Rataczak, D. Sommerfeld. Math Club Advisor Mr. Schrab, Collins, K. Cotter, Kanke, D. Orienti. Pep Club FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Klug, R. Spain, N. Metcalf, J. Whaley, L. Bellis, M. Mulhem, R. Mes- serschmidt. SECOND ROW: L. Welke, J. McChesney, S. Cuff, L. Morris, K. Golz, M. Welke. THIRD ROW: D. Pruess, L. Galbraith, M. Cotter, M. Kanke, P. Walters, B. Newhouse, B. Gray, S. Stollfus, L. Mertely. FOURTH ROW: B. Barganz, J. Collins, K. Calnin, J. Spain, C. Lynch, P. Malsack, L. Lentz, L. Jimo, C. Rezzardi, J. Turner. FIFTH ROW: M. McNamee, C. Foley, P. Cartwright, G. Jones, M. Herman, L. Schwochert, H. Priske, D. King, B. Hunter. FIRST ROW: S. Rueb, M. Bentley, J. Walters, H. Hunter, L. Pufahl, S. Walters, L. Meiller, B. Robinson, R. Farrell. SECOND ROW: J. Daniels, J. Williamson, A. Bentley, M. Kanke, S. Robinson, K. Warzeka, J. Kaminski, D. Johnson, G. Walters, D. Frietag. THIRD ROW: M. Rygiewicz, S. Bar- ton, J. Zink, S. Smith, J. Whirry, R. Johnson, K. Cotter, L. Schwitz, B. Lischefski, R. Peart. FOURTH ROW: J. Murray, J. Metcalf, S. Saugstaud, D. Cragin, M. Kanke, J. Bohn, S. Wojcik, B. Hall, K. Whirry. FIFTH ROW: C. Newhouse, C. Lambert, L. Rief, D. Troost, P. Foley, M. Mc- Farlin, J. Wegenke, P. Murray, J. Metcalf, L. Robinson. 32 Girl’s Athletic Association FIRST ROW: D. Hampton, L. Mertely, B. Wastart, J. McChesney, N. Metcalf, P. Coddington, G. Johnson, S. Solterman, R. Spain, L. Welke, Mrs. Klug. SECOND ROW: P. Gray, M. Mulhem, M. Welke, B. Barganz, M. Chickering, K. Golz, L. Galbraith, D. Preuss, L. Morris, L. Belles, S. Cuff. THIRD ROW: J. Whaley, P. Malsack, L. Schwochert, V. Cuff, J. Spain, C. Lynch, L. Miller, R. Peart, G. Jones, M. Herman, J. Collins. FOURTH ROW: J. Priske, P. Owens, B. Weckwerth, H. Hunter, L. Metclaf, B. Bednarek, C. Benedict, J. Kaminski, D. Klawitter, S. Walters, L. Lentz. FIFTH ROW: E. Kanke, K. Cotter, L. Schwitz, C. Bethke, S. Saugstad, L. Robinson, J. Whirry, K. Warazeka, S. Smith, J. Zacharias, A. Bentley, J. Zink. Girls Athletic Association FIRST ROW: R. Morris, P. Walters, M. Kanke, M. Cotter, K. Calnin, J. Jimo, B. Wastart, C. Rezzardi, B. Gray. SECOND ROW: R. Messerschmidt, S. Rueb, J. Walters, D. Johnson, J. Daniels, G. Walters, D. King, B. Hunter, R. Farrell. THIRD ROW: M. McNamee, L. Pufhal, B. Lischefski, D. Johnson, D. Cuff, P. Cartwright, B. Newhouse, C. Foley, J. Daniels, S. Stollfus. FOURTH ROW: D. Cragin, K. Whirry, M. Kanke, J. Bohn, S. Robinson, B. Hall, J. Metcalf, J. Murray, B. Robinson, M. Bentley. FIFTH ROW: K. Newhouse, L. Reif, J. Metcalf, M. Murray, J. Wegenke, M. McFarlin, S. Heisler, P. Foley, D. Troost, W. Chilewski, C. Lambert. “Spirit — Drive — Ability” Linda Welke Janie Whirry Cindy Lambert Bonnie Cray Mary Cotter Lynn Mertely B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Diane Preuss Jane Walters Jeri Daniels 36 Linda Galbraith Diane Johnson Marilyn Kanhe Football FIRST ROW: E. Koelbl, K. Napralla, M. McFarlin, D. Dusenske, R. Sell, B. Cotter, D. Stelter. SECOND ROW: J. Broderick, D. Atkinson, M. McFarlin, D. Collins, K. Bandt, T. Cotter, M. Robinson. THIRD ROW: M. Oakes, J. Mlodzik, K. Bulgrin, M. Applequist, J. Barber, T. Mertely, B. Stelter, Mr. Lueder. FOURTH ROW: G. Gardner, J. Timm, B. Bruer, D. Hunter, L. Glassner, K. Kohnke. NOT SHOWN: M. Farrell, R. Solterman, L. Schultz, J. Reibold, Assistant Coach Mr. Klug. SCORES MONTELLO 39 PRINCETON 0 MONTELLO 19 RANDOLPH 7 MONTELLO 33 CAMBRIA 12 MONTELLO 24 FALL RIVER 6 MONTELLO 19 RIO 12 MONTELLO 26 MARKESAN MONTELLO 22 PARDEEVILLE The Toppers played their old rival, Pardeeville, for the last game of the season which led them right into the Dual-County Conference Championship. The Toppers finished the year with a perfect 7-0 season. Mike McFarlin led the team in rush- ing with 655 yards in 158 attempts. Kent Napralla led the passing game with 450 yards in 12 passes. o © Dick Dusenske Offensive - Defensive Tackle Dale Atkinson Defensive Linebacker Ron Sell Guard Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Manager, Dennis Puterbaugh, Jim Kosloske, Bob Kanke, Tom McNamara, Coach Mr. Mischka. SECOND ROW: Tom Pietrykowski, Jack Yates, Gary Glunn, Bill Calnin, John Murray, Mike Schwitz. THIRD ROW: Rick Napralla, Mark Wegenke, Bob Bruer, Irv Schmitz, Wayne Stelter. 39 Varsity FIRST ROW: Managers Dennis Puterbaugh, Rick Kenitz, Rick Helman. SECOND ROW: Bruce Stelter, Don Stelter, Mike McFarlin, Bill Calnin, Mark Robinson. THIRD ROW: Eddie Koebl, Dick Orienti, Dude Dusenske, Dennis Kamin, Bob Bruer, Kent Napralla. MONTELLO SCORES 49 Westfield 66 MONTELLO 46 Pardee ville 59 MONTELLO 65 Randolph 77 MONTELLO 56 Cambria 54 MONTELLO 96 Wild Rose 77 MONTELLO 72 Fall River 59 MONTELLO 76 Princeton 62 MONTELLO 71 Green Lake 65 MONTELLO 67 Rio 73 MONTELLO 74 Markesan 64 MONTELLO 91 Almond 67 MONTELLO 66 Pardeeville 73 MONTELLO 58 Randolph 94 MONTELLO 72 Cambria 68 MONTELLO 100 Fall River 50 MONTELLO 60 Princeton 51 MONTELLO 83 Rio 81 MONTELLO 54 Markesan 63 The Hilltoppers finished the season in 4th place in the Dual County Conference. They captured the WIAA District cham- pionship for the second year, defeating Princeton 80-49, and Green Lake, 59-58. All-Conference Dick Dusenske Second Team Dick Orienti First Team Baseball FIRST ROW: Dave Krivanek, Jerry Rowe, John Broderick Dean Kohnke, Dick Orienti. SECOND ROW: Russ Beahm, Jim Kosloske, Mark Wegenke, John Murray, Dan Krai, Mike Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Mike Oakes, Gary Glunn, Bob Bruer, Dave Hunter, Coach Mr. Spillner. Track FIRST ROW: Ken Bulgrin, Dennis Collins, Dennis Kamin, Richard Dusenske, Don Stelter, Ed Koelbl, Coach Mr. Klug. SECOND ROW: Keith Bandt, Bruce Stelter, Ken Messerschmidt, Tom Lynch, Mark Rob- inson, Kirk Krueger. THIRD ROW: Stewart McReath, JohnGiencke, Mike DiBell, Harry Lynch, Dale Atkinson. FOURTH ROW: Jack Yates, Irv Schimitz, Bill Calnin. 42 Wrestling FIRST ROW: R. Beahm. SECOND ROW: M. Oakes, M. DiBell, R. Jones, E. Spain. THIRD ROW: S. McReath, D. Faulkner, Coach Mr. Lueder, K. Coddington, D. Atkinson. FOURTH ROW: K. Bulgrin, D. Hunter, J. Ebert, A. Christenson, G. Bobolz, M. Atkinson, J. Broderick. FIFTH ROW: J. Timm, D. Hallman, L. Schultz, B. Brackett, J. Rowe, H. Lynch, M. Farrell. We, the 1968 football team, wish to pay tribute to our great coach, Mr. Lueder. When he arrived here in 1963, he made a promise that at that time seemed to us almost impos- sible to accomplish - -a football championship in 5 years. His desire was instilled into the players and resulted in the 1968 Conference Championship. He stood by us through the years of disappointment and defeat. He didn't turn his back, but showed understanding and warmth that gained the respect of everyone. We wish him continued success and hap- piness in everything he does. Don Stelter, Mike McFarlin, Ron Sell The 1968 Football Captains Administration mSTHl CT A DM INI STRATC) R MR. RUEB SCHOOL BOARD (Picture Not Available) President Vincent Metcalf, Clerk Joan McNamara, Treasurer Albert Stelter, Phyllis Turner, Howard Sheller, Frank Lovrien, and Lawrence Rief. Secretary MRS. METCALF HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 46 Secretary MRS. GIENCKE MR. SCHW1TZ MRS. MILNER MR. LUEDER MR. MISCHKA MR. WILLIAMS MR. SVEUM MRS. K1UG MRS. SCHWITZ MRS. TANNER MR. MANNAUSAU MR. SCHRAB MR. KLUC Freshmen Wayne Stelter President Ruth Spain Vice-President Kathy Whirry Secretary John Ebert Treasurer Bev Bednarek Linda Beilis Mary Bentley Bob Brackett Vicki Cuff Kermit Daye Mike Dibell Kathy Dieter Jim Ebert Roxanne Farrell Dave Faulkner Debby Freitag Linda Galbraith Gary Glunn Pam Gray Dwight Hallman Diane Hampton Bonnie Hunter Helen Hunter Laura Jimo Gloria Johnson Roberta Johnson Bob Kanke Debby King Trudy Krueger Harry Lynch Linda McDougal Tom McNamara Leela Meiller Rosalie Messerschmidt LuAnn Metcalf Nancy Metcalf Lydia Morris Jan Murray John Murray Rick Napralla Kathy Newhouse Rose O'Connell Pam Owens Tom Pietrykowski Vicki Powless David Radke Barb Robinson Shelly Rueb Jerry Schmidt Mike Schwitz Rita Schwochert Shelley Solterman Debby Voightlander Barb Wastart Mark Wegenke Jack Yates Sophomores Joyce Bohn President Diane Preuss Vice-President Rick Helman Treasurer Mike Atkinson Randy Barton Sandy Barton Russ Beahm Mike Beckwith Cindy Benedict Bob Bruer Bill Calnin Dan Campbell Allan Christensen Sandi Cuff Jeri Daniels Dan Drew Bob Downey Pam Foley Gary Gardner Leonard Glassner Kathy Golz Tim Harring Carl Hartwig David Hunter Diane Johnson Janet Kaminski Marilyn Kanke Rick Kenitz 52 Dave Krivanek Pete Laursen Barb Lischefski Kathy Lynch Mary McFarlin Mike Oakes Rose Peart Dennis Puterbaugh Mona Rygiewicz Sandy Saugstad Leland Schultz Liz Schwitz Don Walters Ginger Walters Bonnie Weckwerth Larry Wegner Linda Welke Jeri Whaley Pat Wilson Sandy Wojcik 53 Juniors John Broderick President Gary Cartwright Vice-President Sally Robinson Secretary Jerry Rowe Treasurer Marie Bagley Keith Bandt Joe Barber Bev Barganz Bob Barton Bruce Brown Maureen Chickering Wendy Chilewsky Kevin Coddington Joan Collins Tom Cotter Don Dahlke Tom Daniels Charles Esselman Mike Farrell Ruth Fleegal John Giencke Jay Glaser Jeff Glaser Jeff Harring Sue Heisler Mary Herman Bill Hunter Ginger Jones Terry Kallenbach Dennis Kamin Robin Meiller Tom Mertely Ken Messerschmidt Jean Metcalf Jerry Mlodzik Ruth Moshure Ron Owens — ' Helen Priske A , Bonnie Rasmussen Lori Reif cVVU . V Mark Robinson Dan Rozek Linda Schwochert Sandra Smith Norman Sommerfeld Bruce Stelter John Timm Clara Trojanowski Carl Voightlander Dick Webster Bernice Wastart Henry Wendt Karen Worzeka Judy Zink Ron Zuehls Seniors KATHLEEN COTTER President MARGARET KANKE Vice-President MIRIAM McNAMEE Secretary 56 MARY MULHERN Treasurer MICKEY APPLEQUIST ANNE BENTLEY KENNETH BULGRIN DALE ATKINSON DARWIN BARRON KATHLEEN CALNIN JOHN CAMPBELL CHRISTINE BETHKE DEBBIE CRAGIN DONNA CUFF BARBARA HA LX MELVIN JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON RONALD JONES BETTY JONES ELLEN KLA WITTER LINDA KRIVANEK KIRK KRUEGER 60 fe- STEWART McREATH STEVEN McREATH JANELLE METCALF LYNN MERTELY ROSAMUND MORRIS TOM LYNCH MICHAEL McFARLIN PEGGY MURRAY LLEWELLYN OWENS JOYCE PREUSS 1 STEVEN RADKE LINDA PUFAHL JANE WHIRRY JEAN WILLIAMSON MELODY WINKLER JOANNE ZACHARIAS DENNIS ZUEHLS LORETTA DA YE RICHARD ORIENTI Faculty Directory BARBARA BERNDT Wisconsin State University, Stevens Point. Home Economics 9-12. Adv- isor FHA. Junior Class Advisor. EMILY BELLIN University of Wisconsin, Madison; University of Grenoble France. French I, II. Ill, IV. Advisor French Club. ROBERT JOHN CHURCHILL Wisconsin State University, Platte- ville. Morehead State College, Morehead Center. Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh. Music. Advi- sor Music Club. ROBERT ANTHONY HASSE Wisconsin State University, Platte- ville. Industrial Education, Junior Class Advisor. MARY A. KLUG Wisconsin State University, White- water. Office Training, Shorthand, Physical Education. Advisor GAA, Annual, Pep Club, Cheerleading. ROGER THANE KLUG Wisconsin State University, White - water. Oshkosh. Social Problems, U. S. History. Varsity Basketball, Track Coach; Assistant Football. WILLIAM CHARLES LUEDER Carroll College, Marquette Univer- sity; University of Wisconsin, Mil- waukee; Wisconsin State Univer- sity, Stevens Point. Driver Educa- tion, Physical Education. Varsity Football, Wrestling, Coach. FRED MANNAUSAU University of Chicago. General Bus- iness, Typing, Bookkeeping. ROSALIE MILNER University of Wisconsin. Librarian. Advisor Library Club. MARVIN MISCHKA Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh; Butler University. General Science, Physics. Advisor Freshmen Class. WAYNE ROGER SCHRAB Wisconsin State University, Osh- kosh. University of Wisconsin. Algebra I, II, Advanced Algebra, Geometry. Advisor Math Club, Freshmen. JOANN SCHWITZ Green County College; University, Madison; Milwaukee; Wisconsin State University, Platteville; Uni- versity of South Dakota, English 11 and 12. Advisor ’’Under the Wat- er tower and Senior Class. MILFORD SCHWITZ Green County College; Wisconsin State University, Platteville, Osh- kosh, LaCrosse; University of Wis- consin, Madison; Milwaukee; Uni- versity of South Dakota. High School Principal. Senior Class Advisor. PAUL SVEUM Wisconsin State University, Platte- ville, Qihkosh. Guidance. Student Council Advisor. GEORGE TANNER Wisconsin State University. Social Studies, U. S. History, World His- tory, Geography. Sophomore Class Advisor. LINDA L. TANNER Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh. English 9-10. Forensics and Sopho- more Class Advisor. JACK WHIRRY University of Wisconsin. Vocation Agriculture, Shop. FFA Advisor. WILLIAM WILLIAMS Bemidji University, Minnesota. Biology, Conservation. Advisor Photography Club. 68 Senior Directory j Bs. Mgr. 3; Pho. Cl. 2,3; Deb. 2,3; Mu. Cl. 2; GAA 2-4; Math Cl. 3,4. MARY ELLEN COTTER FHA 3; Ci. Gl. Cl. 4; Mi. Ch. 4; Chr. 1-4; Cpt. 3, 4; Pep Cl. 1-4 For. 1,2,4; Ann 2-4; Tres. 4; GAA 2-4; News. 3. WILLIAM FRANCIS COTTER BSB 4; BKB 1 ,2; Wr. 3,4; FB 3,4; Awd. 2,3; Golf 1,2. DEBBIE K. CRAGIN FHA 3,4; Hst. 4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 1,3 , 4; Mi. Ch. 1 ,2,4; Pep Cl. 1-4; For. l;Ann. 2-4; Mjr. 3; GAA 3, 4; Mu. Cl. 3; News. 3. DONNA MARIE CUFF FHA 2,3; Prl. 3; Lib. Cl. 1-4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 3,4; Trp. Trio 3; So. 2-4; Mi. Ch. 2-4; Du. 2,3; Pho. Cl. 3, 4; GAA 3,4; Mu. Cl. 3; News. 4. JOY ANN DANIELS Cl. VP 2; Sc.-Tr. ; Gi. Gl. Cl. 3, 4; Trp. Tr. 3,4; Mi. Ch. 1,3,4; Du. 2; So. 1; Quar. 1,3; Pep Cl. 1-4; Deb. 1; Cl. Play 2; GAA 2- 4; News. 2,3; Jug Band 1-4. Cl. 1-4; Ann. 4; Photo. Cl. 4. MAURICE L. GRAHAM FFA 1-4; T. for Tom. 1-4; Track 1. BONNIE GRAY FHA 3,4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 3,4; Mi. Ch. 3,4; Chr. 2-4; Pep Cl. 1-4; Pr. Co. 3; H'cmg. Ct. 1; GAA 2-4. BARBARA LYNN HALL FHA 1 -4; Pres. 4; VP 3; Lib. Cl. 1-3; Mi. Ch. 3; Gi. Gl. Cl. 1 ,3; Pep Cl. 1-4; Ann. 2,3; GAA 2-4; Mu. Cl. 3. MELVIN P. JOHNSON BKB 1; Tr. 1 ,2; Wr. 2-4. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON FHA 2; Pep Cl. 2-4. BETTY NORA JONES FHA 2-4; Hst. 3; Lib. Cl. 2-4; Tres. 3; Gi. Gl. Cl. 4; Mi. Ch. 1-4; Pep Cl. 3; GAA 3; Pho. Cl. 4. RONALD LEROY JONES BSB 1; Tr. 4; Wr. 4. DALE ROBERT ATKINSON BB 1-3; FB 1-4; Wr. 1-4; FB Awd. 3,4;Sci. Cl. Pres. 4; Cl. Play 2; Pho. Cl. 4. MICHAEL RALPH APPLEQUIST FB 3,4; Tr. 3; Wr. 3; For. 3; Math Cl. 3. ANNE BRIGET BENTLEY Mi. Ch. 2; Chr. 2; Pep Cl. 2-4; Ann. 3,4; Maj. 3; GAA 3,4. CHRISTINE ANN BETHKE Stu. Con. Sec. 4; FHA 1-4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 1-4; Tp. Trio 3; Tri. 1; Mi. Ch. 1-4; Pep Cl. 2-4; For. 2,3; Ann. Asst. Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Pho. Ci. 2-4; GAA 2-4; Gi. St. Alt. 3; Mu. Cl. 3,4; Ntl. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Fr. Cl. 4. KENNETH H. BULCRIN FFA 2; FB 3,4; Tr. 1-4; Wr. 1-4; Prm. Crt. 3; Cl. Play 2; Sci. Cl. Pres. 4; Pho. Cl. 4. KATHY A. CALNIN FHA 3,4; GI. Gl. Cl. 3,4; Mi. Ch. 1- 3; Pep Cl. 1-4; GAA 2-4. JOHN L. CAMPBELL FFA 2,3; Tr. 1; Wr. 1-3; Mgr. 1; Shop Cl. 3. PAM CARTWRIGHT Stu. Con. 1,4; FHA 3,4; Sec. 4; Mi. Ch. 1,2; Dt.2; Band 1-4; So. G Du. l;Quar. 3; Pep Cl. 2-4; For. 2-4; H'cmg. Queen 3; GAA 3,4; Mu. Cl. 2-4; News. 3; Jug Band 1-4. PAULA J. CODDINGTON Mi. Ch. 2; Band 3,4; Pep Cl. 3,4; For. 1-4; St. 2,3; Ann. 2-4; Pho. Cl. 3; News. 3; GAA 4; Fr. Cl. 4; Sec. 4. DENNIS R. COLLINS FB 1-4; Tr. 1,2,4; Wr. 1-4; H'mg. Crt. 4; Sci. Cl. Pres. 4; Math Cl. Pres. 4; Pho. Cl. 4; PATRICIA MAE COLLINS Lib. Cl. 3; Pep Cl. 3. KATHLEEN MARY COTTER Cl. Pres. 3,4; Stu. Con. 3,4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 3; Mi. Ch. 2,3; Pep Cl. 2- 4; For. 1-4; Ann. 2-4; Ast. G LORETTA MARIE DA YE FHA 3,4; Pep Cl. 3.4; Cty. Gov't Day 3. RICHARD CHARLES DUSENSKE BKB 1-4; FB 1-4; Awd. 3,4; Tr. 1-4; Cf. Ch. 3; Awd. 3; Cl. Play 2; Pr. Ct. 3. ROBERT ALLEN EBERT FFA 1-4; Pres. 4; Sp. 3; Jg. Tm. 3; Wr. 1; Bdr. St. 3; For. 1,3; Pho. Cl. 3; Cl. Play 2; Math Cl. 3; Pres. 3; FFA St. Cv. Del. 3; Ntl. FFA Jg. Con. 4. WILLIAM D. FAULKNER Mi. Ch. 1-4; So. 3,4; FB 1 ,3; DE CA 3; MMM 2,3. CLAUDETTE FOLEY FHA 4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 4; Mi. Ch. 4; Band 1-3; Quar. 3; Pep Cl. 1-4; GAA 2-4. DIANE GRACE FREITAG Lib. Cl. 3,4; Mi. Ch. 1 ,2; Pep MARGARET M. KANKE Cl. VP 4; Gi. Gl. Cl. 3; Mi. Ch. 2,3; Pep Cl. 2-4; Pr. Queen 3; For. 1 ,2; Math Cl. 4; GAA 2-4; Trs. 3; Mu. Cl. 2,3; Ntl. Hon. Soc. 3; Gi. St. 3; News. 3. ELLEN R. KLAWITTER Pep Cl. 3,4; GAA 3,4; City Govt. Day 3. LINDA JEAN KRIVANEK FHA 2-4; Lib. Cl. 3,4; Pep Cl. 3, 4; Ann. 3,4; Photo. Cl. 4. KIRK DARWIN KRUEGER Lib. Cl. 3,4; Mi. Ch. 3; BSB 1; FB 2; Mgr. 1-4; For. 2; Cl. Play 2. TOM JOHN LYNCH LiC 3,4; BKB 1; FB 2,3; TR 1-4; WR 3. MICHAEL JOHN MCFARLIN Prs. 2; SC 2; FFA 2; BKB 3,4; FB 1-4; Ad 3,4; MVP 4; Cpt. 4; TR 69 1-4: WR 1,2: Ct 1; PC 3; Hcg King 4; LiC 1-3; VP 3. MIMI ANNE MCNAMEE Sec. 3,4; FHA 3,4; PC 1-4; PrCt 3; HcgCt 4; GAA 2-4; FrC 4. STEWART W. MCREATH FFA 1-4; TR4TM 1-4; Tr 1-3; WR 2,3. STEVEN JOHN MCREATH FFA 1-4; TR 1,2; WR 1-4. JANELLE C. METCALF SC 1; MCh 2; Band 1-4; So 1,2; Tr 1,2; GB 3; Dt 1,2; Qt 2,3; PC 2-4; Sec 4; Hcg Queen 4; MC 2-4; Sec 3; GAA 4; Pres 4; JB 1-4. LYNN ANN MERTELY VP 1; Sec-Tres 2; MCh 2; Band 1- 4; Chrd 2-4; PC 2-4; PrCt 3; GAA 3,4; VP 4; MC 2,3. ROSAMUND JOYCE MORRIS FHA 4; GGC 2-4; MCh 2-4; Dt 2; PC 1-4; For 1-4; GAA 2-4; MC 3; News 2-4; Rep. 3. MARY SUE MULHERN Sec-Tres 3,4; FHA 3,4; GGC 3,4; MCh 3,4; TrTri 4; PC 1-4; Cl Play 2; GAA 2-4;News 4. PEGGY LEE MURRAY FHA 3,4; Rep 4; GGC 4; MCh 4; Chrd 2,3; PC 1-4; GAA 2-4; VBC 3. KENT DAVID NAPRALLA SC 2,3; FFA 1-4; Trs 3,4; BB 1,3, 4; BKB 1-4; FB 2-4; Ad 3,4; TR 2; PC 3; Bys St A1 3; PrCt 3. BARBARA ANN NEWHOUSE FHA 3,4; Band 1,2,3; So 1; Tr 4; Dt 1; PC 1-4; Rep 3; News 3,4; MC 2; GAA 2-4; FrC 4. LINDA LEE OAKES FHA 4; PC 2; GAA 3,4. KATHLEEN BRIDGET O'CONNELL LiC 3,4; PC 3,4; PhC 3,4. RICHARD JOHN ORIENTI SC 1-4; Prs. 4; MQt 2,3; MCh 2,3; Band 1,2; So 1,2; Dt 1,2; Qt 1; B KB 1-4; Ad 3; BB 1-4; B St 3; Pr King; PhC, VP 4; Go 1,2; MaC 3, 4: VP 3,4; Ad 2; News 2; LaYCong 3 LLEWELLYN DAVE OWENS FFA 1-4; Jg. 3,4; St G Ntl Cnt; LiC 4; TR 1; WR 1; IAC 3. JOYCE ELLEN PREUSS SC 3; FHA 1-3; Trs. 2; LiC 1-3; VP 3; GGC 1-3; MiCh 1,3; Chdr 3; PC 1-3; Ann 1-3; HcgCt 2; Mjr 2,3; GAA 2-4; MC 3. LINDA ANNE PUFAHL MCh 1,2; PC 1-4; VP 4; PiCt 3; GAA 2-4. STEVEN L. RADKE FFA 1-4; MCh 3; FB 1,2; TR 1,2; Wr 1. DANIEL JAMES RATACZAK FFA 1,2,3,4. REX O. RHODE FB 1,2; TR 1; Wr 1,2,3. LINDA L. ROBINSON GGC 3; MCh 1,2,3; PC 1-4; For 1,2; PrCt 3; MC 2; GAA 2-4; Solo 1-4; Duet 3. RICHARD D. RYGIEWICZ FFA 1,2, 3,4. BRAD JAMES SALZWEDEL MQt 3; So 3; Band 1-4; So 1-3; Tr 1-3; MCh 3,4; Dt 1-3; Qt. 2,3; FB 1; Wr 1-3; MC 1-4. DENNIS D. SCHWANKE FFA 1-4; Jg. 3,4; PGE 3,4; Tr 1; Wr 1. PAT E. SCHWOCHERT FHA 3; DC 4. SARAH M. SCHWOCHERT Dc 4; Sec-Trs 4; Band 4; For 1-4; Ann 4; PhC 2; Cl Play 2; GAA 2; Cty Gvt 3. LINDA HELEN SEEHAVER FHA 1,3,4; DC 2-4; Pres 4. RONALD MICHAEL SELL FFA 1-4; Rep 2; Snt 3; BKB 1; FB 1-4; Cpt. 4; TR 1-4; Wr 2. RORY BRIAN SOLTERMAN FFA 2-4; Tfor Tm 3,4; FB 2-4; TR 1-4; Wr 1-4. DUWAYNE ERVIN SOMME RF ELD FFA 1-4; Jg Soil Team 3. EARL WILLIAM SPAIN FFA 2-4; Jg Dp 4; Cr. 3; So 3; TR 1-4; Wr 1-4. DONALD W. STELTER FFA 1-4; Sec 3; VP 4; Jg PGE 3,4; BB 1,2; BKB 1-4; FB 1-4; Ad 4; Cpt 4; TR 3,4; PC 3; Bys St; PrCt 3; HcgCt 2; Cl Play 2. SHARON ELLEN STELTER FHA 3; Band 1-4; Tr 1,2; PC 1-3; HcgCt 3; Mjr. 2-4; GAA 2,3; Cl PI 2; MC 2-4. SUSAN M. STOLLFUS FHA 3,4; Band 1-4; PC 1-4; GAA 3,4. JEAN CAROL TURNER FHA 3; GGC 4; MCh 4; Band 1-4; So 2; PiSo 2-4; PC 3,4; For 4; Ann 4; Cty Gvt 3; MC 2-4. PEGGY JEAN WALTERS FHA 3,4; Trs. 4; GGC 2-4; MCh 2-4; Band 1-4; So 2-4; Dt 2,4; Qt 4; PC 2-4; Ann 4; Sec 4; MC 2,3; VP 3; GAA 2-4; JB 1-4; GB 2. SYLVA LUELLA WALTERS FHA 3; DC 1-3; Rep 2; GGC 3,4; MCh 3,4; PC 1-4; Ann 1-3; GAA 3,4; MC 3. JEAN ELLEN WECENKE Pres 1; SC 1,4; GGC 1-4; MQt 3; TrTr 3,4; So 1; MCh 1-4; Dt 1-4; PC 1-4; C1P1 2; News 3,4; MC 3; Prs 3; GAA 2-4; Sec 3. MARCIA L. WELKE VP 3; FHA 3,4; Chdr 2; PC 1-4; Mjr 2,3; GAA 2-4. JANE LYNN WHIRRY GGC 1-4; TrTr 3,4; So 2-4; MCh 1-4; Dt 2; Band 1-4; Prs 4; So 1-4; St 3; Dt 1-4; Qt 1; Chrd 3,4; PC 1- 4; Sec 4; PrCt 3; For 1-4; St 2; C1P1 2,4; Ann 2,3; PhC 3; GAA 2- 4; JB 1-4; GB 1,2; MC 3. JEAN MARY WILLIAMSON GGC 2-4; MCh 2-4; Band 1-4; So 1, 2; Tr 1,4; Dt 1,4; PC 2-4; MC 2,3; JB 1-4; FrC Prs 4; GAA 2-4; C1P1 2; Cty Gvt Day 3. MELODY ANNE WINKLER FHA 1,3,4; LiC 1,2; GGC 1-4; So 1,3; MCh 1,3,4; PC 1-4; GAA 2-4. JOANNE CAROL ZACHARIAS LiC 2,3; GGC 3,4; MCh 2-4; PC 3; GAA 2-4. DENNIS A. ZEUHLS FFA 1,2, 3,4; FB 1. 70 PACKWAUKEE BUILDING SUPPLIES John Kellner Phone 608-587-2175 Packwaukee, Wis. BERLIN LAUNDRY CO. Service Since 1886 Quality Dry Cleaners and Launderers H.A. FREITAG SON INC. Buick - Pontiae - Chevrolet CMC Chevrolet Trucks Phone 297-2151 Montello, Wisconsin GROVE -NEWHOUSE Clothing Motello, Wisconsin Dial 297-2289 Congratulations DAIRYLAND POULTRY INC. Endeavor, Wise. NANKIVELL’S STORE Featuring Roundy’s Groceries Phone 297-2733 Montello, Wis. Congratulations to Montello High GARDNER’S SHELL STATION Phone 297-2555 ORRIN E. MEYERS. D.O. Kingston, Wisconsin OLSON-SKOGMO CLOTHING STORE Princeton, Wisconsin 295-8822 Shop Skogmos and Save NESHKORO MILLING Neshkoro. Wisconsin Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Phone 293-4237 54960 YATES RESORT On Buffalo Lake Packwaukee, Wis. Compliments of REETZ MEATS AND GROCERIES Neshkoro. Wis. Phone 293-4414 STARLITE LODGE Food Motels Open Daily Except Thursday 5:00 P.M. County Trunk M-D “C” MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance For Every Need Office People’s Bank Bldg. Endeavor, Wisconsin Congratulations to the 1969 Graduating Class of Montello High School Compliments of SCHULTZ INSURANCE AGENCY Robert E. Schultz, Agent Montello, Wisconsin HILLCREST SERVICE Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dick Hillary, Prop. 297-2445 THE WISCONSIN Congratulations Class of “69” BE-JAX MOTEL Motello, Wise. TELEPHONE COMPANY Best Wishes Class of “69” DON’S LANDING R.R. 3 Montello, Wis. 587-2205 Compliments of DR. K. G. HELMEN, D.D.S. HOTMAR“ACE” HARDWARE “Ace sets the Pace” Princeton, Wisconsin Phone: 295-6552 MOSOLF REFRIGERATION AND TV Sales and Service Motorola - Philco Mautz Paint - Records Princeton, Wis. 295-6231 THE PEOPLE’S BANK OF COLOMA Offices at Coloma - Endeavor - Hancock - Oxford Complete Banking Service FDIC - Deposit Insured up to $15,000.00 DR. FRANK H. McNUTT Osteopathic Physician Surgeon Princeton, Wisconsin Office Telephone 295-8801 FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Full Service Bank JIMMY’S SNACK BAR Montello, Wisconsin James G. Murray, Prop. Princeton, Wisconsin Telephone: 295-6586 Gifts Sporting Goods Hardware Electrical Items FRENDALL EGLY, INC. Dial: 297-2575 Montello, Wisconsin Good Luck and Best W ishes SPORTSMAN BAR F id ilk dii J Ruth tirczckd The Marquette County TRIBUNE Phone: 297-2256 Montello, Wisconsin “All Hilltopper Sports” BENTLEY DRUG STORE The Rexall Drug Store Montello, Wisconsin Congratulations to The Senior Class of “69” BEN-DEANO’S Cocktail Lounge and Supper Club MONTELLO CAFE Home Cooking - Home Made Pies Monuments Markers Select MONTELLO “The Granite Beautiful Montello. Wisconsin Montello, Wisconsin Telephone: 297-2233 DR. J. N. DRILL Dentist Princeton, Wise. Phone 295-6221 Compliments of MONTELLO PRODUCTS “Congratulations” Class of “69” DON’S BAR Princeton, Wisconsin SMARTS RED OWL STORE Groceries Fresh Meats Fresh Vegetables Dial: 297-2383 DAVIS HOUSE HOTEL Gordon C. Ritchie Congratulations to the Graduates Montello, Wisconsin VOHLANDS' BAKERY “The Best in Baked Goods” Congratulations Senior Class MINT-TELLO FARMS Ransom W. Shestock Montello, Wis. OXFORD BEAUTY SHOP Susan D. Alexander Oxford. Wis. 53952 586-2445 CEDAR LODGE BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations Class of “69” I need your head for my Business! Compliments of PACKWAUKEE LAUNDROMAT MONTELLO DRY CLEANERS Harry Baxter, Proprietor “Clean Clothes Make a Difference” Montello, Wisconsin Dial 297-2845 WE DELL ELECTRIC CO. Princeton, Wis. Phone 295-6692 Free Front-End Check-up Tire Check-up LACEY’S CITGO l U Oxford 586-2971 cQ? “Winter Car Care Center” Best Wishes Class of “69” DON F. WALTERS - Builder R.R. 3 Montello, Wisconsin TRADING POST E. Dagner. Prop. Buy, Sell and Trade Phone 297-2828 Montello, Wisconsin Congratulations Class of “1969” Compliments of HAROLD AND ELOISE KNICKERBOCKER Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 MOORE’S WORLD FOOD Oxford, Wis. 587-2575 WESTFIELD NURSERY FLORIST Weddings - Funerals - Corsages Evergreens “We Wire Flowers Anywhere” RFD 1 Westfield 296-2695 Congratulations Class of “69” THE PLACE Princeton, Wisconsin CUMMINGS FUNERAL HOME Carl and Eleanor Steinhaus Telephone 297-2268 Montello. Wisconsin KENYON’S KLOTHES Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Phone: 295-6632 Princeton, Wisconsin Owners Ken and Virginia Krueger Air Conditioned Lunches KENDALL’S TAVERN We have the most popular brands Tap Beer and Bottle Beer Phone 297-9807 Montello, Wise. BOVEE FURNITURE Harold Bovee Wautoma, Wisconsin Congratulations Class of “69” BARNEKOW’S Motel and Supper Club Princeton, Wise. SEAVECKI’S 5 10 Princeton, Wise. 54968 Congratulations Class of “69” WHITE LAKE BEACH RESORT Montello, Wise. LoANN’S APPAREL Men’s - Ladies - Children’s Lois Jankowski, Prop. Phone 297-6235 - Princeton, Wise. Compliments of LENGRIEBER Herff-Jones Representative TASTEE BAKERY The Best in Baked Goods Princeton. Wise. HARTMAN’S JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds Watch Repairing Phone 295-6570 LUBY’S Snack Bar Salad Bar Cocktails Dining Phone: 295-8984 Princeton, Wise. DR. G. G. MUELLER. M.D. Physician and Surgeon Princeton, Wisconsin MONTELLO BEAUTY SHOP Ruby Stollfus, Owner Phone: 297-2070 Congratulations to the Seniors of '69 MIDLAND CO-OP Montello, Wisconsin KOZY REST MOTEL Downtown Montello “Congratulations” Modern TV Phone 297-2448 EILEEN'S COFFEE CUP Famous Home Cooking Phone 297-2929 CHATEAU Bar and Sandwiches Highway 23 and County Tr. M. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 MONTELLO STATE BANK Member of FDIC FREITAG’S FOOD MARKET Paul and Don Freitag, Props. Meats Groceries Locker Plant Phone: 297-2848 WISCONSIN powers � J COMPANY “FROM A FRIEND” JOHNSON’S BOATS AND MOTORS Outboard - Marine Sales and Service Montello, Wise. A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing MONTELLO HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY AMERICAN WOOD WORKING CO. Montello, Wisconsin Wood Products Made to Specification Est. 1893