Montfort High School - Hilltop Breeze Yearbook (Montfort, WI)

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CLYDE MOLLER UFishn HNow really, it's so hard for me to think.N Mixed Chorus 4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Basketball l, 5, 4 Oratory 5, 4 Class Play 5, 4 Operetta 3, 4 HOWARD PRESTON nHowien nwinding up days with tolls, a nd nights with sleep.n Agriculture Club 4 Basketball 5 Class Play 4 1 ..y - -CECILIA SIKHART uceln uModest, simple, and sweet.n Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Chorus 4 Operetta 4 . VERNON TOWNSEND USpeckn HA case of quality, and not quantity.n Basketball 4 Class Play 4 Cheer Leader l .-lliii BEULAH WATCHORN uPuggyn nTo live and love is happ1ness.n Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 4 MARIAN NELSON NNelsH HGreater girls than I have lived but they are all dead.n Mixed Chorus 2, 4 One Act Plav 5, 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Class Play 4 Operetta 5, 4 Literary 4 -Q1 BEATRICE SIKHART HBetyn HShe has a way of her ow.n'lI Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Chorus 4 Operetta 4 1. JACK STEPHENS nStubbyH nDon't try to convince me, I have my own ideas? Basketball 1, 3, 4 Baseball 5, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Class Play 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Forensics 4 -11 ROXY VINE HRockyn nshe is a quiet girl, but quite a girl.n Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 5 -1- THERESE YANNA UFix1nn U'Tis nice to be stud1ous.u Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Operetta 5, 4 Literary 1 Class Play 4

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ALTA BENDOHF HBunnyU nDon't mistake her for an angel by looking at her face.n Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Declamatory 1, 2, 5,4 Girl's Chorus 3 Operetta 5, 4 Class Play 4 -1- HELEN COOK nC0okien nTo know her is to love her.U Class Play 4 ALICE HULSETHEH UJQQH nshort as any other dream.n Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Declamatory 1, 2, 4 Operetta 5, 4 G1rl's Chorus 3, 4 Class Play 4 Literary 4 h MYRA KENNEDY nmiken nIt's not necessary to be great to be haPPY. Mixed Chorus 2, 5 Gir1's Chorus 4 operetta 5, 4 Class Play 4 n MODESTA LAMPE uD6Styu nClever, kind and always sweet, To everY'u one whom she will meet. Mixed Chorus 4 Deolamatory 3, 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 4 Literary 4 MI' LLOYD CARTER Hpasty H HI like work, it fasc- inates meg I can sit for hours and look at it.U Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 4 RUTH HELLER UJ111n usmiles, smiles, unend ing smiles, In radiant lines for miles and niles.n Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 4 Cheer L68d6P 4 Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Literary 4 One-Act Play 4 .il-Q- -1 CHARLES JOHNS YJ1mmy H nhappy am I from care from care I'm free. Wh a1n't they all contents like me?U Mixed Chorus 2, 5 Basketball 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Class Play 4 -111.-ll- DORIS KNESTING ncyu HI chatter, chatter I go, and I go on for- ever,W Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Declamatory 2, 5, 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 4 Band 1, 2, 5, 4 . MERLIN MOEN Pmerl H HA quiet, thoughtful good, sincere, 1ad.n Mixed Chorus 4

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JUMURE Juniors of 1956-57 under the spon- sorship of Kenneth Kramer, elected Rob- ert Fett, President, Jack Prohaska, Vice-president, and Frances Kuckar, Secretary. 'Laudie and Jack Prohaska and Freder- ick Spoerle played baseball, Catherine Nechvatal was cheer leader, and Everett Knutson student manager of the basket- ball team: Lyle Addison, Frederick Spoerle, Verona Laufenberg, and Esther Zoha participated in forensics. Eleven members took cart in the mixed chorus, nine in girls chorus, and two in band. On February ll, the class as guests attended the Junior-Senior banquet. Robert Fett responded for the Juniors. On April 25 the class put on the Junior Prom in the school auditorium with Robert Fett as our prom king. Don Kaye and his orchestra furnished the nustc, EDPHUMUHE5 We, the Sophomores of 1957, consti- tute the largest class ln the history of this high school. Before the loss of our beloved member, Alvin Yerke, we numbered thirty-four. HHe is not dead, Such souls forever live in boundless measure of the love they g1ve,n we have ten participants in the local contest, and Marguerite Hill has won first place in the Iowa Co. League. We have twenty-two in the band, and in the mixed chorus. Our boys won the intercldss basketball tournament. we have four on the team of nine men and two on the first five. Walter Binius ranks third in individual scoring in the Iowa County League. Our class officers are: President, Donald Novakg Vice-president, Warren Hill, Secretary, Marjory Nowak and Treasurer, Joseph Binius. FREEHNAN On August 51, 1936, we, with fear and trembling, made our entry into the assembly Hall to find ourselves con- fronted at all turns by new or strange customs. Soon we were entertained at a Freshman initiation party at which we were made to feel as fresh and green as our name implied. The height of , ambition had ever been to be classed with the members of the High Schooland now we had at last attained that honor. Mildred, Mary ADD, L6ROYv Berenicep Harry, Frederick, Harlan, Glenn, HHPVOM Ruth V., Robert H., Ruth M., Melvin, 1-re111e, Harold and Thelma participated in one or more of the follow1ng:Chorus, Basketball, Baseball, Forensicsor bang, The class officers are as follows: Harry, President, Harlan, Vice-pres- identg Melvin, Secretary, and Mary Ann, Treasurer. III II I I vvH0's WHO Janet Sablnson, Frances Kuchar, Rober1 Fett, Verona Laufenberg, Fredericl Spoerle, Laudie Prohaska. Lucille Hying, Merilla Bailey, Jad Prohaska, larjorie Nelson, Catherine Nechvatal, Fern Kitelinger. Everett Knutson, Lyle Addison, Mary Marcum, Darlene Bowers, Roberta Baile Margaret Lamps, Ester Zoha. Florence Addison, Joe Binius, Carolyn Bjerke, Robert Steil, Marguerite Hill Walter Benius, Warren Hill, Roscoe Cook, Donald Novak, Rosemary Lamps, Lillian Hulsether, Clifford Stivarlus Clifford Cordts, Bernice Knutson, Mar gie Nowak, Robert Frankland, Wilma Va vricka, Arnold Volenec, Loren Addison Violet Rossing, Irene Volenec, Marcella Rossing, Russell Moen, Lois Carter, James Larson, Elmira Laufenbe Melvin Nechvatal, Camilla Moller, Soo Biddick, Mary Nechkash, Donald Nechva al, Jeanne Dormand, Gordon Hulsether. Bernard Sikhart, Harold Spoerle, Rob- ert Houston, Melvin Lipska, Glenn Washburn, James Adamitz, Clifford Nihles. Robert Bowers, LeRoy Ho1zer,Harlan Moen, Harry Hill, Frederick Schnack, Clifford Bowers. 1 Mildred Everson. Thelma Hulsether, Berenice Cook, Mary Ann Hoffland, Nellie Timmons, Ruth Vine, Ruth Moller, Harvey Novak.