Oostburg High School - Sauk Echo Yearbook (Oostburg, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

mv., W www THE SAU A -'MM Q MW-ww-W, W QU 'VZ THIS YEAR Here ts Thls Year rn fashrons news and movres NEWS Alaska and Hawau made 49th and 50th states respectrvely Charles Starkweather krller of 11 hunted DeGau1le named French premrer Supreme Court orders Lrttle Rock rntegratron Chrcago school frre krlls 87 chrldren nentalmrssrle launched from Cape Canaveral MOVIES Actresses Elrzabeth Taylor Susan Hayward Deborah Kerr Rosalmd Russell Actors Tony Curtrs Paul Newman Davrd Ntven Spencer Tracy Movres G1 1 The Defrant Ones Auntle Mame Cat On a Hot Tm Roof Separate Tables Judy Schaap 1n this year's fashlon, the sack dres ' These Oostburg I-hgh glrls show another fashron of '59 t1ghts' 2 C O I I ,f , , America's mightiest satellite, 8,800 pound Atlas interconti , U .g. s. ' SENIORS M X . ff X N IL f 'N of E ffd f Offxcels make plans for the Semor Tnp SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Wayne De Master Secretary Nancy Ebbers Vlce Presldent Judy Lammers Treasurer Shlrley Jensema GLORIA J BRETHOUWER Shy w1th s rangers, gay w1th fmend Annual Staff 4 G A A 3,4 Oh Say 4 Kmttmg Club 2 ELEANOR ANN BRILL Neat, naughty, and DICE Annual Staff 3,4, G A A 3,4, V P 4, Oh Say 3,4, Student Councll 2, Glrls' i Glee Club 1, Pep Club 4, Booster Club 2 4 - . v A K' . I , , I Q ., A. I I l x f I s I ' ' ' ggi . X . 'S ' ' ' y 'Q , f I y 4 q,f,5g.Mf : . . -, Heygl 1 K H4514 42112 , , . 4 A l vu ' t ' ' 8.1: 3 . . . 5 - Q . HOWARD BRUSSE He'1l always do the unpredictable. Booster Club 25 Photo Club 1, All School Play 43 Baseball 45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JEROME BUECHLER I don't bother women and they don't bother me Photo Club l Boys' Bow11ng Club 2 STANLEY J BUYZE 'lf love be madness, I'm msa Football 2,3,4 Baseball 3,4, Manager 2 Intramurals 1,3,4, Lettermen s Club 3 4 Boys' Cookmg Club 1 2, Home Room Treas 1 PETER DAANE 'A smart man, he hasn't let a woman mn anythmg on hxm smce he was a baby Football 3,4, Manager 2, Basketball 3, , Baseball Manager 2 RICHARD W DAANE 'Worry and I never me Football 3,4, Bowlrng Club 1,2, Con servatxon Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,2 3 4 Track 3 4 RONALD W DANA 'My car, rt 1sn't so new, but show me a r I can t go through. Photo Club 1 2 Cheerleader 3 Annual Staff 3 Oh Say 3 lndustrlal Arts Club CHARLOTTE I. DE MASTER 'Frxendshmp IS always a sweet responsxbxl Booster Club 1,2 Annual Staff 3,4 Oh Say 3,4 Homeroom Pres 1 Conser vatlon Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 C A A 3 4 Homecomlng Court 4 WAYNE I DE MASTER ' Cares come cares go so why care Booster Club 2, Treas 2, Photo Club 1, Annual Staff 4 Track 3 4 Foot ball 3 4, Basketball 3,4 Badger Boys State 3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Sec Treas 4 Conservatlon Club 4 Home room V P 1 Class Treas 1 Pres 4 All School Play 4 Student Councxl V P F T A 5 s ' - ' . ' ne. . , . I l D 3 l ' , . . P . . . ,, . 4. l I tll 3 D l 3 ! ' ' u .p I ll p S S S ' S 4. . . . . . . . - ity.l' i 5 ' , s - s - Q 1 5 ' ' ' 1 S - I l ll Y Y ' ' 3 1 S ' . . u l I S 9 - s s - . . 5 . 3 . 5 3 . . 45 . . . 4. JOAN A DIRKSE 'Cheerleadmg 1sn't my only V1 Booster Club 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 An nual Staff 3,4, Oh Say 3,4 Forensmcs 1,2,3, All School Play 2,3 4 G A A 3 4, Treas 3, Dramatrcs Club 2 Home corrung Court 4, Pep Club 3,4 Musrc Cl1mc 3,4 Natlonal Honor Soclety RONALD J DIRKSE 'Success IS the frult of the tree they c ll work ' All School Play 4, Annual Staff 3 4 Oh Say 2,3,4, Forenslcs 2 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Football 3, Lettermen's Club 3 4, Chaplam 4 NANCY MAE EBBERS 'lake a magnet, attractrv Booster Club 1,2, Cheerleader 2,3,4 An nual Staff 3,4, G A A 3,4 Pres 4 Oh Say 3,4, Edxtor 4 All School Play 4 Badger Grrls' State 3 Pep Club 3, I-Iomecomrng Queen 4 Class V P 1 Sec 4 Treas 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety DON W GABRIELSE Qu1et rn appearance wrth motxves known Photo Club 1 Basketball 3 4, Bowlm Club 2 Track 4, Intramurals 1,2 Letter men's Club 4 RUSSEL J HARMELINK 'All I want rs a g1rl w1th a good hea my shoulders Oh Say 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Captam 4 Conservatlon Club 3,4 Basketball 2 3, Captam 4, Baseball 3,4 Track 3 oys Cooklng Club 1 2, Debate Club 3 Home Room Pres l Lettermen's Club 3, V P 3 Pres 4 All School Play 2,4 Class Sec 3 JEAN I-IILBILINK Her quxet nature hxdes her pleasr g personalrty Kmttmg Club 2 Dramatrcs Club l An nual Staff 4 Oh Say 4 G A A 3 ROGER D l-IILBILINK 'Make room for a man Photo Club 1,2 GLENN C I-IUIBREGTSE An honest, wlllrng and kmd fe w Dramatrcs Club 1, Football 4, Bowlmg Club 2, Intramurals 4, Lettermen's Club 4 6 ' . ' ' 'rtue. 9 v r S ' ' ' 3 ' , 3 . . . J I ' ' 5 U 1 a. S S n . , . . 3 1 I 1 5 ' ' J 3 9 . 1 ' ' n - ' elf: . 3 - ' . . . , . 3 - 3 3 s 45 .S . . ,. . , . 3 . ,, . . . . un- n 5 2 ' g S ' S ' . ' ' ' ' don ' .S S 3 S x 41' ' 3 145B r ' P - S 4: . . , . 5 5 . . .n . . S . 3 U 3 - 3 . . . . u I n . ' ' ' llo . SHIRLEY MAE JENSEMA A wmnmg way, a wmmng smlle, rn all a frrend worthwhxle Booster Club l,2, Annual Staff 3 4 Oh Say 4 G A A 3,4 Pep Club 3 4 Class Treas 4 LARRY A KAPPERS School IS a mmor detarl for thx gentleman Photo Club 1, Football 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 4, Bowlrng Club 2 et termen's Club 4 Track 4 JUDITH D LAMMERS It's love that makes the worl go round boy am I d1ZZy' Booster Club l,2, Cheerleader 2, Oh Say 4 Oonservatron Club 3 G A A 3 Treas 4, Pep Club 4 Home Room Treas 1 Class V P 3,4 Natlonal Honor Society JAMES A LE MAHIEU A qulet guy, but qult guy Photo Club 1,2, Industrral Arts Club 1 Intramurals l,2,3,4 Football 4 Track l JEAN BETH LOURET K1ndness adds sweetness to everythmg Booster Club 1 Dramatxcs Club 2 All School Pla 2 3 4 Oh Say 3,4 Badger Student Counc1ll,3,4 Sec Treas 3 Pres 4 Forensxcs l,2,3,4, Debate Club 3,4 Pres 4 Lxbrary Club 3 4, Pres 4 Pep Club 3,4 Homecommg Court 4 Class Pres 3, F T A 4 Natronal Honor Socrety MARILYN A LUDI-NS 'Her heart 1S llke the moon, the man ln ll Booster Club 2, Annual Staff 4 Oh Say 4 Glrls' Glee Club 1 LINDA R MENTINK A nght good lassle, through and through her ments so many, her faults are few Booster Club l Dramatrcs Club 2 An nual Staff 3,4 Oh Say 3,4, All School Play 2 G A A 3,4, Conservatlon Club 3 F T A 4 JOYCE MARIE NEUBECK Try as she may she cannot hxde that blush Booster Club 1,2, Cheerleader 2 Annual Staff4 GA A 3 4 Oh Say 4 Home comxng Court 4 Pep Club 3 4 Sec 4 Student Councll 4, Sec Treas 4 7 ,, . . . . . . ' 1 S ' 5 - - - S 1 3 . . . .S .ll ' 9 s ' sl- - Q Q d -- ' ll 5 ' 9 - - - ,4, . ' 5' i . s - - 3 ' ' ' e a . . . S S S 34. ' ' .Il s ' s i Y :si ' 3 I Glrls' State 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Edxtor 4, I 1 - J 4 3 I ' 2 ' S ' 1 ' S s I s . ' . . . 5 ' ' ' re's a ' ' 'Il . 5 - 'I 4 . a l ' IY 3 ' s - 9 - ' v 3 . . . ' 5 ll ' IV ' 9 Y 9 - - - , 5 - s - .5 1 v ' 3 JOAN A NYFNHUIS Full of mxschxef, lzfe, and pranks Booster Club 1,2 Annual Staff 3 4 Oh Say 3,4 Pep Club 3 4 Treas 4 G.A A 3 4, F T.A 4 FREDERICK D ONNINK A qu1et man he seems but we know hxm better Photo Club 1 Boys' Bowlmg Club 2 WAYNE OPCENORTI-I 'lt 15 well for one to know more t he says Photo Club 1,2, Football 4 Intramurals RUTH E PIETENPOL 'A fum ambltlon whatever the m1ss1 Booster Club 1 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Oh Say 3,4 G A A 3,4 Llbrary Club 34 Treas 4 FTA 4 CLETUS PLATE 'By the twmkle 1n h1s eye I fear plotted m1sch1ef Class Pres 2 Boys' Bowlmg Club 2 DAVID K RISCHE Success hes 1n the future so I'11 wart for xt lndustnal Arts Club 1,4 Football 4 In tramurals 3,4 DOUGLAS D ROERDINK ' ere s a man rn the makmg Photo Club 1, lndustnal Arts Club 1,4, Football 4 Intramurals 4 VEL RAE ROERDINK 'If a good d1spos1t1on were as valua gold she could retlre Annual Staff 3,4, Oh Say 3,4, G A A 3 4 Booster Club 2, Gxrls Glee Club 1 8 . . . ,, S , S ' 5 15 - S n 1 , . s o a ll ' I Y ' Il 5 ' - ' ' han ll ' s 3,4. , . . . . , . .on.n , s Q , s ' Q . . . , , . 3 . . . . , . . . he . 5 ' . 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Y I ' DONNA M SIMMELINK Her laughter IS 11ke a r1pp11ng stream Booster Club 1 2 Dramatlcs Club 1 An nual Staff 4 G A A 3,4 Conservatmon Club 3 PAUL C VAN DRIEST Noth1ng IS rmposslble to a wlllmg hea Photo Club 1 Football 3 4 Student Counczl 3 Track 3 4, Industrlal Arts Club 2 Sec Treas 2, Intramurals 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 NORMAN G VEIDBOOM 'Be It work or play he s a good fel ow m every way ' Dramatxcs Club 1 Photo Club 2 Foot ball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Lettermen s Club RALPH G VEIDBOOM 'Anyone want to hear my slde 0 1 'P Dramatlcs Club 1 Industnal Arts Club 2, Intramurals 1,2 3,4 Forens1cs 2 RUTH ANN WALVOORD 'A keen m1nd and a wxlhngness to work Booster Club 1 2 G A A 3,4 Majorette GLENN LEE WEAVERS 'Somet1mesI'm w1se sometlmes 'm otherwlse Oh Say 4 Football Manager 1 Baseball 1, Bowlmg Club 1,2, Intramurals 1,2 3 4 Lettermen's Club 3 4 RONALD E WESTERBEKE 'When there s fun and laughter, w r can stay untrl after Football 3 4, Oh Say 4 Baseball Manager 3 Track 3,4 Bowlmg Club 1 2 Intramurals 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Conservatron Club 3 4 ROBERT P WYNVEEN ' If brlght remarks were grams of sand I d be a desert Football 2 3 4 Captam 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Boys Cookmg Club 1 2 Sec 1 Letter men's Club 3,4 Class Pres 1 9 ' 1 a 1 1 'I , s ' s' - 5 . . . 5 . . . I a u n rt... I s , s I S 1 ' , .- . ' 3 I ' , I 1 ' I ' s s - . . I I l I 1 I 3,4. ' ' ' f 'r. ' s ' p 3 S Honor Guard 33 Natlonal Honor Socrety. I - - - ll , s - - - s ' 3,4. , . . , . I ' ll ' S S l l l I S , . ' n ' o k ' ll I ' ' 3 S 3 , , I I 3 l I I y S 1 - I ' . ' I Y Il Y I 3 . 5 I I S u - , - ! 7 ' 3 9 - - CLASSES Xi. NV If 'X z 'S X9 suv iii IQIX T' '67 'V' axis'- xg: 'E' W CLASS OF 1960 ww ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 POW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 M R Beeck, L Brethouwer, B Br111 B Brusse, R Buyze D Da:-me I-I11b111nk,J Huenmk R Hu1bregtse,R Kaat, J Lammers A M Prlce, J Rauwerdmk, R Rauwerdmk, D Rlsche, S Roehrbom Ten Pas, N Ten Pas, R Ten Pas, R Ten Pas Theune, M Van F.ss R Van Stelle Voskuxl J Wassmk 12 'QW is-fx W' eerdmk . . .V 4 ,V I A PML if A4 , ,,-, . ,L ni . A Q' Y K , W ,,'. 5. Ki : P g A J U lv. T ' R - 1 a KL- I A V. S K ' VJA' OO-' , F E.. M .I H I I I :,, I fhl. , 41 KA b I Z A Elia ,N W 1 - ,O Y 'MV V 7, 7 4 A' 4 i i' i I R f fi O QW 5 V R AWR W R b . X Og J, Q, , , 5 4 mmm fy. A A I .vzz , - , ?f ' I ,.'r: ' x, 4 4 : D' . . . I . . . ., ' I , . . , : . . , . . . , . . X Z K .... . : P. 1 . I , . . : . , . . ,bf 5-0 WE, 1:27 in-....,,. Q'-'sr MW 1' V ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 CLASS OF 1960 Dekker A De Pagter V Du1mes,M Frazler B Haartman M Hemen N3V1S M Navxs J Neubeck B Olgers C Pann1er J Preder Schreurs R Schukow J Smxes J Swart D Ten Haken Ter Maat J Te Ronde C Theune D Theune Van Tatenhove H Veldboom R Veldboom Wxnkelhorst G Wynveen R Zuengler 13 1 xx .AL , 1 ,..w A A Q, - ahh, Q , as f , f 2 ' ' .,, 3 ' 1 W A if L ,V V . A Tk . V1 K .- A ,R A ' - I W I-Q Q' It n., l A ' , k Q V Q , i ,f A J ' , Z D I ZF , , In ' ' V r V ,A T , 4 ' V ' Q E2 g 1 TZ? J ips-vf ' ,.,, , ' . a I K. ' , . D , . . ' , Z , . ' . : J. , . , . ,. . , . , . . : D. , . , . , . , . . : D. , . , . , . . : F. . , . , . . : S. , . , . . ,nw J fi .,,, up 'aux uv gr -35k ' 'Ur' 5' ' ...- I ws M, E K 552 mmf! S'--f' Ax' n JH air! up-ar W in 'lily lr-9' 141-nn? CLASS OF 1961 N .... ROW 1 R Bloemers, B Buechler, J Buteyn, D Damkot, G Damkot J De Blaey ROW 2 W Heldeman Hxlbehnk G Hllbellnk, D Hoffmann, P Huemnk B Hulbregtse ROW 3 D Lens1nk,M Louret, W Meerdmk D NSVIS, J Navxs, J Neubeck ROW 4 J Schaap L Schukow, M Shaver, G Swart, B Ten Dolle ROW 5 P Theune, P Theune, J Tlepkema, M Vanderb11t ROW 6 J Ve1dboom,C Verhelst, A Voskuxl 14 , A J R Q ,E 'W 1 5 ' ' fl T' ' kdm ' ' -' ' f ' ' E in 1 J 'X ex A A A X ' W ' hw, I: l .ug dr If V ' ,1 ' A f' f . 4 ' f - 3' ., ,fl -, M' 'V V, J' D A M. X S R , ' 4 7 is ' H ' 5 A st f ff g vi, :fuk L Q-M., 'iq nf! , .1 , , ,,V ,, I All sal . 1' 'XJ' 1 GM ' ' f 7 fl f Ov V W qi fm J Ig Q , .1 7 Q ,A J ' V, jawn - -ff' Q 4' Av N. f 1 R 2, , .f , ' 2 ,, ,qi A ! J K h Vllbtb , . ,. . Fi .. I HA f f A' 1 J f W Q . 4-...R .y f R 5 J - R J R Qimgj . P' if ' i, ff - ,, ,fi WJRO I .- , x' V .1 L, I 7 , Q J A ' gl, ' w w- - f Q , I ey . M-1 ,ti Vf -' ' N Q fl A z ' fe N V f ' A ' . V., N f X . 5 X Q 13 i I l: . . ' . . g . l . , . .I : . ' ,vC. ' , . l . . , . . : . . . , . . . l . : . I , . . . . ' . : 01,5 aus 'V ww gl 4.1 45-4 .... i,,,,JP '91 '6 w 'vw L- affy' u-.J .Q-,rj ini 'Elf M 1, CLASS OF 1961 ROW 1 E De Master, B Dulmes, R Dulmes, S Dulmes, J Fhpse, M Harmehnk ROW 2 D Jensema, Kaat, K Lammers, L Lammers N Lammers, R L Mahieu ROW 3 E Olgers, D Ramaker, D Ramaker Roerdxnk, J Roerdxnk, S Roerdmnk ROW 4 L Ten Haken, R Ten Haken, B Ten Pas, R Ten Pas, H Ter Maat ROW 5 P Van Dnest, J Van Bs, M Van Stelle, G Veldboom ROW 6 B Walvoord, S Wenslnk J W11terd1n.k. 15 ' I 2 a , M ' ,4 . Q Q ww X W 2 .4 L J ,,, J .mgf rf R - ,- . K, ,V ax 1 - H V L A .O,.A- x 2 A Z R ' - V' VV ' V yi L ir , 'bu 41. Sf ' A V'-Q 2 A 5 N xy ha, E x ki., .Zi t W , U ,-,fl L ' Y it 1 9 A A is - : ' R V 'M Vnn' H f if ji ' 7 ' , , J ' z , A J R L 1 1 ' . :P Nga f '.r ' ' ,A twig., iff Qi A . , - IQR 'Ag , 4 A J , 9- , Vw L, . A 'H , f W Qui, . , . A .1f R R gi- 4, : ..... ' . ' . : . D. . . I . ,I . . . . : . . . , J. I . I : . ' . . . . . . . 2 . . ' , . 'Q' ---.ff wk., CLASS OF 1962 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 WNV W T7 Q? Y In X' '-hr' -of '1 7 supe- P Blok, L Brethouwer, J. Bnll, B Brusse, M Buss, E. Damkot M Eermsse, D Gosse, A Hemen, G Hemen, L. Hesslmk, D I-hlbehnk. A Kaat, M Kaat, D Kanz, B Klompenhouwer, C Lammers, F Le Mahxeu. R Navls, L Ongna, L Opgenorth, L Opgenorth, L M Rauwerdmk J. Vander Waal, J Van Drmest, J Van Stelle, W Veldboom P Wynveen, K Zuengler. 16 H-Q6 wa.---A Q' 4-Hg mi' 42119 -iv' V- J , ,f - as ,,V, ' V , J J ,IL ,Q J M fi ,gy 57 V, 1 'J Qi? A, 4? . V, Q .NS F , ir A Lf. ' J RJ MJJ. A M l V L.,, W ' 'R' lvz, 1 V . as w 1 '4 RLL J fa.. 41, I K ' , , A v:A: : I V , V 1 -G -5 gl JA, 'V -Z. J IA' KA , 1 ruin A V g T. ,, l l , , -I 6 y V . EV - - Wa .yi I 3 'f,:-4 5: T R L . I ,lib 5 5 LA lk Q f O .L T' 1 'V' lt-' 4 527.7 2..- N... Rav' 4,,,..-.. im, g mvfian fs-Q Y iw Nu-...ff ff' 'UV' 'rv ...-H-fy' Q-'Mr iihof' RWE ,Q 'tx Jil 1 'b ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6 . . 'vx ,. . .-er! ' A J CLASS OF 1 962 Dana, J. Den Boer P. Den Boer, K. De Pagter G. De Smith V. Dulmes. . Hildebrand, W. Hoftiezer J. Huenink E. Huibregtse M. Jagerink N Jensema. Lemkuil D. Leynse J. Lubbers, L. Ludens R. Meerdink R. Miller. . Scholten D. Schreurs J. Simmelink A. Swart C. Vander Ploeg. . Ver Gowe B. Wensink M. Wensink, B Wilterdink . Zuengler. 17 'QF' 'Nw' JUNIOR Presrdent Ruth Voskurl CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN President .......... Dave Leynse Vice-Pres .... . . . Kenneth De Pagyer Secretary Treasurer NancyJensema .........AnthonyKaat Vxce Pres Rlchard Zuengler Secretary Janet Smles Treasurer Jacquehn Te Ronde SOPHOMORE Presrdent Du Wayne Navls V1ce Pres Carol Hllblllnk Secretary Mary Vanderbrlt Treasurer Mary Harrnehnk FACULTY ,ff X ,fix MMM! A ' 4 .J -s.f .I ff Vs r Qi ii 0 o Q? ' V, Mr. Paton arrives at school. Mr Paton shown in his office In his third year of keeping the wheels going at Oostburg High School, Mr. William Paton has proved once again that he is not only an able administrator but also takes a genuine interest in the students and their problems Through his guidance and enthusiasm, he inspires us to newer and more interesting goals and helps to prepare us for the years ahead We will always remember Mr. Paton for his helpfulness, cooperation and friendship. The patient, hard-working secretary of Oostburg High School, Mrs. Holle, at her desk. 20 11 ' 3' D - 1 J' Vt' r if GEORGE J- BASKFIELD, GEORGE J, ANTHONY GRECO, B.S B- Ed- GOLDSWORTHY, B.S. M.S- Chr. Dept. of Commercial Biomgw Geography, Drivers Chr- DePf- Of MUSiC , Arts , , Education Instrumental Music Bookkeepmsr Typewntmgv Conservation Club Advisor Junior Band, Senior Band Shorthand Chorus, Pep Band Advisor Junior Class Advisor B. B. HESSLINK, B. Ed. Geometry Mrs. MAURICE HUBER, B.S. Chr. Dept. of Home Economics Home Economics 9,2, Advanced Home Economics G .A .A., Cheerleader Advisor MAURICE J. HUBER, B.S. Chr. Dept. of Industrial Art' Drafting, Woodwork 9, Industrial Arts and Crafts, Advanced Shop J I i Miss DORIS JACOB, B.A. Chr. Dept. of English English 9, English 12, Social Problems Dramatics Advisor JAMES E. KRAMER, B.A., M.A. Chr.Dept. of Social Science World History, American History, World Problems Sauk Trail Advisor DICK PEREGRINE, B.S. Chr. Dept. of Physical Education Physical Education Athletic Director Basketball, Football, Volleyball Head Coach, Intramurals, Lettermen's Club Advisor KENNETH D. RUESINK, B.S. English 10, Citizenship 9 Oh-Say Advisor THOMAS A. SPEARBRAKER, B.S. Chr. Dept of Science and Mathematics Physics, Algebra, Advanced Math T'-1-x GENE A. THIELEKE, B.S. Chemistry, General Science Baseball Coach Freshman Class Advisor Mrs. JOANNE WESTLAND, B.S. Speech, English 11, Freshman Orientation Forensics, Debate Club, Stamp Club, Sophomore Class Advisor ROBERT D. WESTLAND, Mrs. MARIE HOLLE B S Librarian World History, American History, Library Science Stamp Club, Library Club Advisor Office Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION .IANITORS Denms Koskamp Lester Bloemers BUS DRIVERS Ellsworth Jensema Robert Flipse fl! KILL. Mr Wayne Wykhuls, Clerk Mr Harold Ten Haken Du-ector Mr Abram Br111, Treasurer Elmer Hoffmann 24 K E, DEPARTMENTS 0 QQ Wm XD'K4J-5 QA, N N C0 : ,N acc' X Q x I X L ' 64 K I C 4 x 'U - Ei as Q KZ v -- afar Jane Preder, Nancy Jensema, Phyllzs Blok, and Darrell Hoffmann workmg rn geography class SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Socral Scrence Dept offers stx subjects World Problems deal wrth World War I and II the growth of the Unrted States partrcrpatron Ln world affatrs and problems facmg us today The arm of Amerrcan Hrstory ts to help students understand the Amerrcan rdeal of democracy tts conttnurng development and hrstorlcal background World Hrstory arms toward developrng a knowledge towards man s hrstortcal and cultural progress The objecttves of Geography are to brtng out the meanrng of geographtc facts already learned and of new facts that present themselves The arm of Socral Problems rs to acquamt students wtth the problems facmg a democracy and tts cttrzens Cttrzenshrp promotes the burldrng of good crtrzens by studyrng govemment famtly lrfe and lrfe wrth others Shown domg map worl 1n hrstory class are Lrnda Brethouwer, Robert Shukow, Ruth Ann Kaat, and Donald Beeck 26 . , , . . . . 1 1 - 1 . , . . 1 1 1 2 Workmg 1n physrcs class are Ruth Veldboom and Jerome Buechler SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Four subjects are offered by the Scrence Dept They are General Scrence for Freshmen Brology for Sophomores and Chemrstry and Physrcs fboth electlvej for upperclassmen New equrpment whrch was added the past year mcluded a vacuum pump electrxcal meters generator torse addrtronal mrcroscopes and mrscellaneous equrpment John Navrs, R1chard Le Mahleu Conrad Verhelst, Bon1ta Ten Dolle, Lorrame Lammers, and Betty Ten Pas examlne projects they have completed 27 O 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I l if' Presentmg a play rn Enghsh class are D3V1d Leynse, Barbara Klompenhouwer Faye Le Mahleu, R1chard Mlller Ronald Navls, and Joan Van Dnest WX ENGLISH DEPARTMENT A student IS requrred to take three years OfEl1g11Sh Four years of Englrsh are offered along wrth a course rn Speech Freshman Enghsh consrsts mamly of gram mar and an rntroductron ro drffererrt types of lrterature Sophomore Englrsh IS agam a combmatlon of grammar and hterature Jumor and Semor Enghsh rnclude some grammar and the Jumors study Amerrcan lrrerature whrle the Semors study Euglrsh hterature Douglas Roerdmk grvmg a demonstratlon speech 28 4 QQ 'I , I' u 5 'W , H 1 . , . . , . pp jf . ' . . . - rstbqbuiy K . . . . ., L x MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Three years of mathematrcs are offered to us But smce freshmen are urged to take algebra at the mnth grade level a fourth year w111 soon be avarlable Geometry wrth emphasrs on provlng mathematrcal statements ts normally the second math course taken The thud year consrsts of a semester of advanced year of mathemattcs rs requtred for graduatton Ronald Dana and Larry Kappers solving an equatlon rn advanced math class Workxng at the blackboard are Rrchard Bloemers, Judy Lemkuxl, Charlotte Lammers, and Uavld Damkot 29 , . . . . algebra, and a semester of trigonometry. At least a POW 1 R Veldboom R Vos ku11, M Vanderbilt, J Du-kse B Klompenhouwer F Le Malueu Mentml ROW2 R Pletenpol, M Van Ess J Buteyn S Dulmes J Louret A De Pagter C Vander P1oeg,S Jensema R Zuengler F Van Tatenhove J Wass1n1 J MUSIC ROXV1 M VanDr1est J D1r D Le Mahleu L Ongna J Bloemers RONV2 M Theune A Swart L De Master G Schaap M Brusse N Jensema, K Zuengler B HU1DFCgtSC M Bruggrnk ROW 3 L Hesslmk P Blok D Sm1es ROW 3 R Bloemers J Van Ess C Theune B Br111 J Schaap J Te Ronde A VOSkU11 D Ramaker J Tjepkema, R Drrkse J Le Mah1eu, N Ebbers ROW 4 B Ten Dolle, M Louret, D Damkot R Ten Pas D Ter Maat DEPARTMENT I Lammers D McN1cho1, L Te Stroete D Radamaker D maker, R Inglse, K Zuengler T Nyenhuls, D Le Malueu ROW 4 B Te Ronde, R Dlrkse, J Nyenhuxs, R Dulmes E Wyn veen Jr -Tl HE.. er fig' 93 Majorettes J Roerdmk Drrkse R Walvoord Chorus pramsts J D1rkse, R Ten Haken The Concert Band partlcrpates rn the Chrlstmas and Sprmg Concerts Drstrrct Musrc Festrval graduatron exerctses and durrng second semester holds an exchange concert wrth another school It s part of the regular currlculum and students must pass a playlng test before Jornlng The band marches for Homecomtng Musrc Festrval and Memorral Day Parades The A Cappella Chou performs at the Chrrstmas and Sprrng Concerts Muslc Festrval Baccalaureate Servrces and lS often requested to srng rn local churches ROW1 D S1mme11nk C De Master, M Ludens, J H1lbel1nk R Walvoord A Meerdmk B Wensmk J Dlrkse L Ludens J W1lterd1nk ROW2 J Neubeck, V Roerd1nk,M Wensmk M Buss, R Ten Haken, S Jensema E Brrll J Huemnlx G Brethouwer ROW3 R Harmelmk D Rlsche R Hllbelmk D Gabr1e1se,W Herdeman N Veldboom, D Leynse, P Theune ROW 4 D Daane, J Le Mahxeu D Hoffmann E De Master, D Kanz C Dam O 31 . 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', . . : . , . , . , . . . . . : . . , . , . . k t. yaJ 'l Wrrtmg shorthand are Shrrley Wmklehorst, Karen Ten Pas, and Donna Ten Haken 1n the foreground Three courses are offered by the commerclal dept They are typrng, shorthand, and bookkeepmg These courses w111 tram us for a future vocatron or for our own personal use Students are urged to take typxng then' Sopho more year, shorthand then' Junlor year, an bookkeeprng then Senxor year COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Typing 1n the foreground are Audrey Meer dmk Ph111p I-Iuenrnk Barbara Hurbregtse and Angela Peters Rrchard Daane worklng ln bookkeep mg class 32 HOME ECONOMICS There are three levels of Home Economrcs freshman second year and advanced Fresh men study basrc skrlls of sewrng chrld care etc second year students study nutrrtron clothrng constructron wardrobe plannrng and house planmng and the advanced class specral rzes rn varrous frelds ltxlwlcs K X' Ti Joan Nyenhuls Judy Lammers, Lmda Mentmk, and Ruth Walvoord complet mg projects Judy and Stan cornbrne Home EC and Industrral Arts skllls INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The lndustrral Arts Department rs made up of these classes woodworkrng classes, studyrng machrnes, safety rn the shop, and the use of hand tools, draftlng classes, studyrng archrtectural draftrng and detailed drawrngs of fasteners, lndustrral Arts and Crafts classes, workrng on projects of leather, copper, etc , and Advanced Shop classes, makrng varrous projects of wood Completmg projects rn Arts and Crafts are Peter Daane, Barbara Haartman, Kathleen Dekker, and Howard Brusse ,iggr .yr ,V flzflryi 'I , iv V 4 at f,.fr ?5. 3 'slr Y 5 A 'iikih 5 5. I 3' f Q ,pf Q . .z A ,. DEPARTMENT T - '- ' . ' .- ' f' :H 4 . . , . I V ut V I . : , - ' . , . 33 .l 5 'Bounce, back front back, fling, fhng, Hmg Semor boys domg exerclses PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Physlcal Educatton ts requtred all four years of htgh school The acttvxtles are varled between the boys and the gurls Both partlclpate rn tumblmg softball basketball volleyball track and fteld and other recreattonal and relay games Boys have football wrestlmg and soccer along wrth the other actlvlttes whrle gtrls partrctpate rn speedball archery the Irlsh Ltlt and the Htghland Flmg ' eft, rrght, lef , ng Jumor grrls' volleyball a wlnmng team 34 ' I N h aw 1 'F' 'W' I ' M, 4.fTv J X,4w A . 1 ., x KM A T . A -.. We 'Q I A T , T T 4, 'Tw . ' ' 1 ' -f 7. . W- X f K 'uw Wx , . . . ,, . . . 1 a ' ' 'L ' r ' ht. ' ' -- ' ' . ORGANIZATIONS N ggi, 0 I . A A 0 , 6 V 61 WP' M 6 f 5 Q XR ,ll x - . . f g X N af? U gf 'K Mr. Paton, the group's advisor, is shown with members of the Council, Joyce Neubeck, Mary Louret, David Leynse, Wayne De Master, Ruth Voskuil, Keith Zuengler, Du Wayne Navis, Rodney Huibregtse, and Jean Louret. STUDENT COUNCIL The officers chosen for the 1958-59 Student Council were: Jean Louret, presidentg Wayne DeMaster, vice- presidentg and Joyce Neubeck, secretary-treasurer. The Student Council this year introduced the idea of campaigning for class offices. The Senior Class used this method which proved to be successful. The planning of Homecoming was an important job of the group as they set up the election of the queen and court, organized the parade, afternoon program, bonfire activities, and half-time ceremonies. Near the beginning of the year, a schedule for organizations' presenting pep skits and selling concessions for home games was set up. The Student Council members were assigned to introduce assembly programs through- out the year. Special recognition was given to the Dads of the football team by the Council. In November the Council sponsored a three-day Twirp Season which was climaxed by a Twirp Party held in the SYTU- Their projects this year included the painting of the bleachers, which was done with the Conservation Club, cleaning the gym kitchen, and having a trophy case made in the gym entrance. The Student Council is shown serving lunch for Come to School Night. 36 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is sponsored by the National Associa- tion of School Principals. It is the only organization of its type which has an international charter. The school must make ap- plication to the Association of School Principals to get a charter. In order to become a member of this society the student must have a B average. The faculty all got an evaluation sheet on which they rated the students on four specific points which are: Service, Leadership, Character, and Growth. Two people were selected from the Junior Class and five from the Senior Class. This number may vary every year. This is the first year that Oostburg has had this society. The students of this past year are the charter members and their number is 7384. It is quite unusual for a school of this size to have this society. A formal initiation ceremony was held this spring for the mem- bers. They were also awarded pins for being a member of this society. The two honor guards for commencement, Robert Shukow and John Swart. Members of the National Honor Society, Judy Lammers, Jean Louret, Jean Louret, Nancy Ebbers, Joan Dirkse, Mr. Paton, the advisor, John Swart, Robert Schukow, and Ralph Veldboom, are looking at the charter. av - P1 1 X 4 Some of the staff is shown working on Mike Lynum, American Yearbook Company, the dummy in the annual room. shows sample covers to the editorial staff. ROW 1: M Ludens L. Mentink J Neubeck B. O1 ers Mr. Kramer J Louret E Ol ers, R. Dirkse, W De Master. ' 7 7 ' D g Y 7 ' I ' g ' ROW 2: B. Ten Dolle, S. Jensema, J. Rauwerdink, R. Kaat, K. Dekker, C. I-Iilbelink, J. Roerdink, J. Dirkse, M. Van Ess, V. Dulmes, K. Ten Pas. ROW 3: G. Wynveen, R. Zuengler, J. Nyenhuis, N. Ebbers, B. Wensink, J. Huenink, H. Veldboom, R. Pietenpol, J. I-lilbelink, H. Ter Maat, J. Navis. ROW 4: P. Theune, R. Veldboom, J. Smies, B. Brusse, V. Roerdink, C. De Master, E. Brill, D. Ten Haken, B. Brill, C. Theune. H SA UK TRAIL Thrs year s staff turned out an annual coverrng events throughout the school year September through May Thrs was the second year thrs was done Mr Kramer was advlsor and the staff was headed by the followrng Edrtor Managrng Edrtor Busrness Manager Art Edrtor Copy Edrtor Jean Louret Bea Olgers Ronald Drrkse Wayne DeMaste1 Joan Drrkse is Mmm Sectron Edrtors Senror Faculty Departments Classes Athletrcs Organrzatrons Specral Events Head Typrst Shrrley Jensema Marrlyn Ludens Joyce Neubeck Drck Zuengler Nancy Ebbers Lrnda Mentrnk Charlotte DeMaster Somethrng new thrs year was the ads sectron a lrstrng of donors to the annual Workrng rn thc annual IOOITI 59 Busrness Manager, Ron Dlrkse, sellmg ads ROW 1 S Roehrborn, M Hemen, Mr Rues1nk,N Ebbers, R Dlrkse S Wensmk, C Brethouwer, J Te Ronde ROW 2 M Ludens, L Mentlnk J Dxrkse, M Van Ess, V Dulmes, K Ten Pas, M Harmehnk, J Neubeck, S Wmkelhorst ROW 3 J Huemnk, H Veldboom R Pxetenpol, J Hllbehnk, H Ter Maat, J Navls, B Haart man, M Louret, K Zuengler ROW 4 V Roerdmk, C De Master, E Brill D Ten Haken, B Brill C Theune M Navis, J Schaap, E Price THE OH SAY Ruesmk advised the OH Say and the Staff included Editor Nancy Ebbers Managing Editor Bea Olgers Buslness Manager Judy Lammers Feature Editor . . . . . . Jean Louret Sports Editor . . . . . . Ron Dirkse Copy Editor . . . . . . Joyce Neubeck Circulation Manager . . . . . Russ Harmelink In September the Staff had a car wash to help finance the paper which is published monthly ROW 1: J Louret, B Ten Pas, L Lammers, B Ten Dolle, R. Kaat, D Rische, J. Neubeck ROW 2: R. Har- melink R. Ten Haken, A. Meerdink, B. Huibregtse, J Nyenhuis, B Olgers, J Rauwerdink, K Dekker ROW 3 P Theune, R Veldboom, R Voskuil, J Smies, S. Jensema, J Neubeck J Lammers ROW 4: J Huenink, R Wynveen, G Weavers, R Westerbeke, R Zuengler, A De Pagter, G. Wynveen 50, 3 Oostburg High School, Oostburg, wlsconsln December 18 hristmas Concert To Be Held Ca iva' Held A' M onight The Christmas sented Thursds 8:00 P,M, und Mr. Anthony r l be t e J lla Choir The Junior Larghetto' Si Trocadero' Happy Christmas Hollday' by Herfurh, Plantation Favorites' by Frank. The A Capella Choir will then ge Cherubim Song' by Bortniansky, let Our Gladness Know No End' by Gray, 'A Babe is Born1JxBethlehem' by Spencer, 'Mary Had a Baby' by Kirk, 'Guiding Star Carol' by Christainsen, The program will be concluded the Concert Band presenting: 'Excerpts From the Finale of Symphony No. 5' a by Dvorak-Walters, 'Song of Jupiter' by Handel, Cornet solo by Richard Bloemers, 'March of the Steelmen' by Belstering, 'A Westchester Overture' by Grundman, 'The Christmas Suite' by Walters, 1. 0 Come,OCome, Immanuel 2. The Sleep of the Child Jesus Ring Christmas Bells Wha The Fun Night, elm! Cast Takes Time Out ' ,. ,M - 'J tt?'VhF Jean Louret, Russ Harmelink, and Joan Dirkse in a scene from 'Time Out For Ginger.n On Decemuer3,1955,N1ssJacob had a party for the play cast of 'Time Out For G1nger'atthe home of Mrs. Luella Scheurs. The stage crew and the prop committee was also there. For entertainment the whole group played games. Everyone enjoyed the lunch, especially when they had 'pigs feet', which are some Danish cookies. the Parents Music P' , 2 Refreshments were sold. Seniors Thrc Snowball The Senior Class is sponsoring a winter Snow The date chosen is Decembe the time, 9:00-12:00 P.M. will be music by Ralph Jel Band. Extensive publicity ist done including invitations alumni of the past two ye posters , and a banner across C burg's Center Avenue. Decorations will follou Christmas theme and are t made now by the Seniors. and 3.75. single. Toattend of the couple must be a st or former student of Oos High School. Admission is 21.25 per cc 1 P. Theune, K. Zuengler, D. Damkot, B. Ten Dolle, R. Veldboom, J. Van Ess, M. Van Ess, M. Eermsse J Louret, B. Olgers, and F. Le Mahieu, look at a forensics certificate. FOR ENSICS These students took part in the league contest at Oostburg: Mary Eernisse, Marilyn Van Ess . . . . . Bonita Ten Dolle, Ruth Veldboom Faye Le Mahieu ............ Kaye Zuerlgler , , , Jean Louret .... Peter Theune . . . David Darnkot .... . . . . . Serious Declamation Humorous Declamation Non-Original Oration Original Oration Extemporaneous Reading Interpretive Reading Four Minute Speech Bonnie Ten Dolle, Jean Louret, and David Damkot received A's and went on to the District Contest at Cedarburg, April 11. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club, advised by Mrs. Westland, was organized for the second year to teach the members the tech niques of debating. The club debates the state proposition which this year was Resolved: That the U S should adopt the essential features of the British system of education. Officers of the club are Jean Louret president and Jacqueline Te Ronde,vice-president and secretary. Mrs. Westland, advisor, and club members B. Olgers, ,D. Leynse, J. Louret, J. Te Ronde, R. Veldboom, J Smies, M. I-Iarmelink, and K. Zuengler. The cast comes out for a curtam call Joan Dxrkse, Judy Van Ess, Russ Harmelmk I-lowre ALL SCHOOL PLAY TIME OUT FOR GINGER A comedy Trme Out for Grnger was chosen as the A11 School Play by Mrss Jacob drrector All the actron takes place rn the Howard Carol home Mr Carol IS constantly confronted by the problems of hrs chrldren especrally Grnger who rs fourteen years old and wants to play football' Thrs rs the cast Lrzzre Agnes Howard Carol oan Jeanne Grnger Eddre Davrs Tommy Green Mr Wrlson Ed Hoffman Bonrta Ten Dolle Joan Drrkse Russel Harmelrnk Nancy Ebbers Judy Van Ess Jean Louret Wayne DeMaster Howard Brusse Arnold DePagter Ronald Drrkse Behrnd thc scenes. Brusse, and Ron Dlrkse rn scenes from the play 0 l Y? ROW 1: J. Van Ess, M. Louret, J. Buteyn, A. Heinen, B. Brusse, B. Olgers, J. Neubeck, B. Ten Pas, L. Lam- mers B Dulmes B Huibre e ROW 2 K Lammers J Te Ronde B Brill E Price M Heinen S Winkel . . gts . : . . . . . . - horstz J. Wilterdlnk, R. Ten I-laken, B. Walvoord, H. Ter Maat. ROW 3: M. Vanderbilt, J. Schaap, E. Brill, D. Rische, C. Lammers, L. Ongna, M. Jagerink, J. Van Driest, P. Blok, J. Lemkuil, S. Roerdink. ROW 4: Mrs. Huber, S. Jensema, V. Roerdink, M. Eernisse, N. Jensema, B. Brusse, L. Mentink, R. Pietenpol, G. Brethouwer, R. Veldboom, C. I-lilbelink, J. Roerdink. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association gives the girls an opportunity to participate in sports outside of gym classes. There are three main sports which are as follows: basketball, volleyball, and softball. The girls earn points by participating in these sports and by taking part in sports outside of school. The officers of the G,A,A, this year were Nancy Ebbers, presidentg Eleanor Brill, vice-presidentg Caroline Theune, point secretaryg and Judy Lammers, treasurer. The advisor for the group was Mrs. Huber. ROW 1: H. Veldboom, J. Huenink, J. Dirkse, N. Ebbers, M. Harmelink, M. Van Stelle, S. Dulmes, A. Vos- kuil, S. Wensink. ROW 2: B. Klompenhouwer, C. Vander Ploeg, R. Walvoord, J. Preder, J. Nyenhuis, J. Lammers, J. Navis, K. Dekker, R. Kaat, K. Ten Pas. ROW 3: L. Ludens, M. Wensink, L. Hesslink, J. Sim- melink, B. Wilterdink, A. Swart, E. Huibregtse, B. I-Iaartman, M. Navis, J. Rauwerdink, C. De Master. ROW 4 D. Simmelink, F. Le Mahieu, R. Ten Pas, J. Neubeck, K. Zuengler, B. Ten Doll, M. Van Ess, D. Ten Haken, R. Voskuil, C. Theune, D. Schreurs. aff ROW 1 D Navxs, R Rauwerdmk, S Buyze, H Brusse, R Westerbeke, R Drrkse, N Veldboom, J Le Mahreu, R Daane, Mr Peregrme ROW 2 R Wynveen, J Den Boer, R Van Stelle, N Ten Pas, F Van Tatenhove, J Huenmk, J Roerdmk, J Van Ste11e,P Theune, R Dulmes, G Damkot ROW 3 G Weavers, P Van Drlest, W Heldeman, P Den Boer, W Opgenorth, D Roerdmk, A De Pagter, R Hunbregtse, J Lubbers, G Panmer, D Rlsche ROW 4 F Onnmk, G I-Iulbregtse, P Huenmk, E Olgers, K De Pagter, G De Smlth J Br111, E Damkot, C Verhelst, W Hoftezzer, J Lammers, C Plate, R Veldboom INTRAM URALS Intramurals IS an organrzatron for boys who aren t on the varsrty basketball team It grves them an opportunrty to partrcrpate rn sports outsrde of gym classes The advrsor to thrs group was Mr Peregrrne Intramurals Board of Drrectors rncluded Captarns Stan Buyze Ron Westerbeke Howard Brusse Norman Veld boom, Jrm Le Mahreu, and Rrch Daane, wrth Ron Drrkse as presrdent The organrzatron sold concessrons at a Cedar Grove game and wrth the money that was taken rn sponsored a bus to the Journal Track Meet. 45 . I J 1 I O A Q L E ,fvr -' , ' A s J 2' 113, .wi Q .ff ' ' 5' Xa r' , 'L 3 I N V W 5 ' ' 4 S. ' I. AJ LA w ' ' ' . . ' . I : . '. . ' l . ' I . I . I. ' ,. . I . A ' s u I ' The annual Lrbrary Club Christmas tree IS shown being decorated by club members LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is an organization designed to serve students using the library. The members receive a few weeks' training and then begin working in the library every noon. The student librarian checks books in and out, repairs books, and dusts and straightens shelves. One of the largest duties of the librarians this year was to make out all new cards for the good fiction books. The officers of the club were Jean Louret president- Ruth Pietenpol secretary treasurer The advisor of the club for the past year was Mr West land Typing cards for the card catalog are Ruth Pietcnpol and Janet Smres while Mary Louret, Mr Westland, and Jean Louret look on 'G 46 , , 1 - 0 . V I .I so , , g ul U .ul 5 Q t 1 , A 4 ww k Q iaff 36' . V, 3 ROW 1 P Van Drlest G Wynveen R Dulce W De Master R I-Iarmelmk ROW 2 J Flxpse S Buyze, N Veldboom G Veldboom, P Daane, Mr Peregrme ROW 3 R Westerbeke, R Daane, G Weavers, R Wyn veen J Swart R Zuengler D Ter Maat CLUB Coach Peregrme was the advrsor of the O Club whrch was organrzed for the second year Its purpose was to promote better sports and sportsmanship rn hrgh school athletres To be elrgrble for membershrp a boy must have earned a letter ln any major sport at Oostburg Hrgh All new members jorn the club rn the sprrng and are lnxtrated rnto the club rn elaborate lnrtratron actrvrtles The club s offreers were Russel Harmelrnk presrdent Gary Wynveen vree presrdent Wayne Delvlaster secretarv treasurer and Ronald Dlrkse chaplarn Rlch Daane and Stan Buy ze shown sweeprng the floor at a basketball game. 47 STAMP CLUB Stamp Club members Gary Pannier, David Ramaker, Daniel Ramaker, Julian Was- sink, Jean Roerdink, and Helen Ter Maat, shown with Mr. Westland. Being interested in learning how to trade and collect stamps better was the only requirement for a Stamp Club member. The advisor of this group was Mr. Westland. Officers were the following: Daniel Ramaker, presidentg and Gary Pannier, vice- president and secretary. CONSERVATION CLUB Mr. Goldsworthy advised the Conservation Club again this year. The purpose of the club is to learn more about conservation, to study nature, and to improve the school grounds. Officers included Howard Brusse, presidentg Fred Van Tatenhove, vice-presidentg and Kaye Zuengler, secretary-treasurer. A Conservation Club project was the painting of the gym bleachers. ROW l: Mr. Goldsworthy, H. Brusse, A. De Pagter, R. Zuengler, F. Van Tatenhove, W. De Master. ROW 2: R. Ten Haken, N. Lammers, L. Lammers, B. Dulmes, B. Huibregtse, M. Van Stelle, M. Harmelink, R. Ten Pas, J. Neubeck. ROW 3: B. Walvoord, J. Wilterdink, L. Shukow, M. Vanderbilt, K. Lammers, C. Vander Ploeg, B. Klompenhouwer, F. Le Mahieu, K. Zuengler. ROW 4: D. Daane, P. Van Driest, D. Damkot, R. Ten Pas, K. Zuengler, P. Theune. ATHLETICS 'W + 7 0 f F ? ik I auf... BQES1 .Rf Y.- f' , ss in cB7 N 59. -63 .TGZGS 1 Q! ROW 1: R. Zuengler, D. Rische, N. Veldboom, R. Daane, R. Wynveen, R. Ten Pas, L. Kappers, P. Daane, P. Van Driest. ROW 2: S. Buyze, R. Westerbeke, G. Veldboom, R. Harmelink, G. Wynveen, W. DeMaster, J. Flipse, D. Kaat. ROW 3: Coach Thieleke, G. Huibregtse, R. DeZoute, J. LeMahieu, W. Opgenorth, D. Navis, D. Damkot K. Zuengler, D. Ter Maat, Coach Peregrine. ROW 4: E. Olgers, P. Theune, P. W veen R. Navis J. Lammers N. Ten Pas, W. Meerdink, D. Hoffmann, F. Van Tatenhove, P. Theune. FOOTBALL yn ! 7 I FINAL STATISTICS Record--6-2 CAR- PASS PASS YDS PASS YDS TOT PLAYER RIES YDS AVE ATT COMP PASS CAUGHT REC OFF SCORING G. Wynveen 11 -20 -1.9 86 511 7331 - - 713 - J. Flipse 6 12 2.0 9 4 40 - - 52 6 C. Veldboom 1001 8351 8.4 5 2 34 4 46 9151 39 R. I-Iarmelink 95 514 5.4 1 - - 16 211 725 644: R. Westerbeke 13 91 7.0 - 2 16 107 6 W. DeMaster 22 238 10.81 - - - 4 109 347 12 P. Van Driest 4 14 3.2 - - - 2 34 48 - R. Zuengler 1 -5 -5.0 1 1 20 16 207 222 18 L. Kappers ------ 6 87 87 D. Ter Maat - - 4 60 60 6 P. Daane 1 9 9 - R. Ten Pas 6 R. Wynveen 1 R. Daane 1 OHS OPP 1071 lst Downs . . . 54 16771 Yds Rushing . . . . 916 8471 Yds Passing . . . . . 398 25241 Tot Yds - -- - 1314 108 Passes Att - - - - 84 581 Passes Comp - - - 23 6 Own Passes Int - - - - - 8 181 Fumbles Lost - - - - 151 390 Yds Penalty - - - - 210 ' 1--New Record xx Co-captains Russ Harmelink and Bob Wynveen shown with Coaches Peregrine X and Thieleke. i ' f Q ,. 2 KL I 1958 TEAM I Q - e if N X -R XM V .. 1 ff X ,Q ,K Q Dick -x ' 4 I : 'J My Q el f. L YFEY A in FM -'M 3 mini' za, I , B111 'A -1 FQ If 5 'r D H 3 L W I, . 1 Bob ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Naam 7, K' i H X 5 xl C:-4 X .a - vary ' 'fn QQ 1- X , Q A6 it X C7 11 Norm E Ef' i . E cg 5 6' Lss 6 fm. f f' M i AL Q 5 - K N EQ J ' Ei x i-W Me 1 VRISICY basketball players G Wynveen, D Gabnelse, R Zuengler, P Daane, W DeMaster, R Ten Pas, G Veldboom, R Harmelmk J Swart, and L Kappers wzth Coaches Peregrme and Thleleke and managers A DePagter and N Veldboom BASKETBALL FINAL STATISTICS Record 19 3 PLAYER S G AMES OFF REB DEF REB TOT EB ATT MADE FT 47 G ATT MADE FG TOT AVE PER PTS G AME Wynve en Zuengler G abnelse Swart Harmelmk Veldboom Daane DeMaster Ten Pas TOTALS 4 5 244 0 1086 580 740 560 470 70 0 42 0 63 0 73 0 67 0 62'Za 00 3 5 286 0 654 00 420 360 3 420 4 420 32 0 26 0 17 0 29 0 20 0 26W 1451 26 135 147 124 118 659 After CO1'I1P111I'1g a wonderful 19 3 record ln basketball th1s year, In h1s 3 years at coachlng h1s teams have won 61 games and lost among Oostburg coaches D1ck IS gomg on to coach at Mequon best of luck and thank hlm for h1s great servlce 54 Coach D1ck Perlgrme IS leavlng Oostburg I-hgh only 3 Th1S 61 and 3 record IS the very best Wlsconsm The students of OI-IS w1sh h1m the 1 1 . . . , . . NO FT FT F FC R 0 '70 G. 21 125 119 64 37 17 3 128 '7 293 . R. 22 88 139 227 70 52 47 7 135 47 22 . D. ' 22 11 106 22 68 38 '7 118 '7 27 . -1. 22 77 56 133 47 22 7 96 40 17 102 4.7 1.. Kappers 21 59 59 118 24 11 46'Za 99 35 35'Z: 81 3.9 R. ' 20 34 37 71 68 48 7 3 3 94 17 3 . C. 15 11 16 27 19 8 '71 85 22 L7 52 3.5 P. 15 9 10 19 16 10 7 29 5 7 20 1.3 W. 20 7 8 15 30 22 47 71 21 7 63 3.2 R. 8 4 8 12 6 4 L7 10 2 7 8 1.0 28 558 412 252 6 . . , . SEASONS RECORD Kewaskum New Holstem Shnger Random Lake Waupun Howards Grove Sheb Falls Stockbrldge Kohler Waldo Cedarburg Mllw Juneau Cedar Grove Random Lake Klel Stockbrxdge Waldo North Fondy Cedar Grove OPP Crushmg vlctory over Cedar Grove K Zuengler, W Meerdmk R Meerdlnk and managers C Verhelst andE Damkot 51 ' ....... 66 ' .......... .49 27 ......59 . ........ 51 ' ....... .45 49 '.- ...... 61 .......51 44 HowardsGrove ..... 39 ' ............ 61 ' ....... 34 41 .......54 N N Jumor varslty players W. Veldboom, L. Ten Haken, R.B1oemers, D. Leynse, D. Kaat, D. Ter Maat,R Buyze . ,. . . . X. K 1958 59 TEAM D1c1 E 1 unlor f 24 Jo 111 Pete Lx ry Fuss :Q Hmm. gow! 5 9' X in XXXTIQ X . Y' 5 Wa Larry ' v sgilllg R21 fl , 0 XX , M , i a 'KY ' 5825641 ' 1 A 4 ' T - T fi! 'Z' ' I ' U I ' , V . 5 ,' . , -QA u v' Q I y' , Alb fl? 1' V A ' X 4 J!!! 1 lr ' ,' V ,L A .X . ' 1 Q ' 1 .' . X X f lx ix X Q Q 32 , Q if 2 f N' XX 'X is ' jx? 1 ' 'fe 7 . f If f X a K, X 7 NG ,N C a- ,tk , V 1,1 Ni Xfkxw 4 KX , ,.,, Q f , 1 , K gxx A , wk: I-. l Q6 k 'XB N 3 b A K V13 H W: Na Q ' Gabe K ' H I V 5 1 2 if , , Q '2 , X Z X5 - 44 ,, :ff c , f -- ' 1 T -1 ' N Ks , su- ,, .1,. iN,!'. Q H f f , V X -L - 1 . fy f , X 36 ' f 5 X 5 5 ' s If 1 N .K ff k j --M5 . , , ,. xx I I ROW 1: D. Leynse, H. Brusse, R. Buyze, R. Huibregtse, R. Ten Pas, R. Bloemers, K. Zuengler, G. Veldboom, J Flipse, Coach Thieleke. ROW 2: D. Navis, D. Ter Maat, R. Zuengler, N. Ten Pas, J. Swart, G. Wynveen, S. Buyze, R. Harmelink, R. Westerbeke. BASEBALL FINAL STATISTICS Record--9-2 NAME GAMES AT BAT RUNS HITS AVE. RBI ERRORS H. Brusse 10 29 10 .345 2 0 J. Flipse 11 36 7 .194 4 2 G. Veldboom 11 37 12 .324 3 2 R. Zuengler 11 37 14 .378 7 3 G. Wynveen 11 31 5 .161 4 1 J. Swart 11 35 12 .343 13 3 K. Zuengler 1 1 28 10 .357 10 2 D. Ter Maat 10 32 10 .312 2 2 R. Bloemers 1 1 30 4 .133 6 2 R. Huibregtse 7 6 3 .500 3 O N. Ten Pas 8 8 2 .250 4 0 R. Buyze 4 0 0 .000 1 0 D. Leynse 5 2 0 .000 0 0 R. Ten Pas 3 4 0 .000 0 0 TOTAI.S 11 309 85 .275 59 16 Mound crew Rod, Roy, and Dick. Howie up to bat. Oost' Opp 10 Kiel 7 3 Random Lake 4 1 Grafton 5 3 Elkhart Lake 1 3 Stockbridge 0 8 Howards Grove 2 3 Cedar Grove 2 9 Waldo 0 5 Cedar Grove Oi 16 Random Lake lf? 9 Hustisford 744 'kDistrict Pitching Records D. Zuengler ........ 9-1 G. Veldboom ......... 0-1 On your mark get set, G ' Throwmg the dlscus are Rxch Daane and Dick Zuengler TRACK ROW 1 R Westerbeke, L Ten Haken, N Veldboom, J LeMah1eu, R Dulmes, R Bloemers, R Schukow, R Dana, R Harmelmk ROW 2 Coach Peregrme, A Kaat, D Leynse, K Zuengler, D Rlsche, K DePagtex', P Theune A DePagter, P Van Dnest, W Opgenorth C Verhelst ROW 3 G Swart, B DeMaster, N Ten Pas, R Daane D Roexdmk, P Wynveen, J Swart, R Zuengler, G Veldboom 58 , O . . . . . - l - . , . . I . . . . , . . . . . . . .. 1 . P 14 MPM - - M- - fi? Junior speeds around the end 1958 power packed offense. ' f J- Ju Russel hits a jumper. Gabe snares a rebound. Dick spikes one . Snowbound Sm11e Stop shovmg' Ea. TWO' Please Everyone goes to the Oostbuxg Cedar Grove Happy stef game V1CtOIy' MIG Brotherhood M SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 5 ' f 4 I ,. M 1 s 4 The court awaitx the big moment. 4 N , s . l 1, 1 W 1' Cheerleaders Karen Lammers, Carol Hilbelink, Mary Eemisse, Helen Ter Maat, and Nancy Jensema ride in the Homecoming parade. U, A drug storeprovided the setting and 'the gang of East End High, the main characters for this year's Senior Class Play. The play, You Can 't Kiss Caro- line, was directed by Miss Jacob. When the boys tell Joe, the leader of the crowd, you can 't kiss Caroline, the bet is on! Caroline is a new girl in town and something of a mystery to the gang. Her little sister Susie complicates matters by overheating the bet. Members of the cast were the following: Ma Rand . . . Milt .... Johnnie . . . Willie . . . Joe ..... Stanley . . . Howie . . . Bunny . . . Pat .... Shirley . . Jeanette . . . Sally .... Caroline . . . . . . Susie . . . . . Miss Jameson Ruth Pietenpol Douglas Roerdink Ronald Dirkse Howard Brusse Wayne De Master Norman Veldboom Stanley Buyze Judy Lammers Eleanor Brill Nancy Ebbers Shirley Jensema Marilyn Ludens Jean Louret Joyce Neubeck Linda Mentink The boys question Joe. The girls question Caroline Al the close of the play, the smiling cast comes out for a curtain call. Y School board faculty, and students gettmg then' f111 at the Banquet Sophomore mermaids and sailors pose in The Fish Shanty. Leo Ayers' band takes a break JUNIOR SENICDR BANQUET 1959 f- I The Juniors enjoying themselves at the party. ' ,ff gf, A i . g Rb ' V e ' , li., A , H ' ,, f igs, 1 ' . .f u n. , 'fl L V N F' ff Qx The high light of the party Char and Dick waltz to Leo Ayers' music. All join in on the Grand March. 1 , 6 V , t V x f 4 . 4 . , 437,- VT ---f ,Q N K N rf Ron, Bob, and Glenn in line for coffee. Charlotte De Master serves punch to the Seniors. SENIOR TEA SENIOR TRIP Souvenirs and oh those legs! The happy Seniors on the trip home from Chicago. A shrine in Chinatown SENIOR Dancing at Smith Brothers. BANQUET i - Editor Jean and advisor, Mr. Kramer. Teacher segregation. Baccalaureate speaker, Rev. Wayne Lemmen. Honor guards and grads line up. BAC CALAUREATE Organist, Judy Van Es. 6 x '- i 6 - if A wg ff' HA D L A x A 1-iffy -Q X 1 : V ' ,V ff' Kc ?a!Z pd-96 1444 KOHLER COMPANY OOSTBURC5 STATE BANK Wag F7494 1-fda DE SMITH SERVICE DIRKSE OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS H. C PRANOE COMPANY HOFFMANN S RIVERDALE HOME HEATING AND SUPPLY COMPANY KNOTTY PINE LUNCH BAR ROGERS CROCKER STUDIO VANDER VAARTS BRICK COMPANY WEAVERS OFFICE SUPPLY ZUENOLER FUNERAL HOME DISTRIBUTORS OF MOBIL Zemin p476 7444 CENTRAL HOTEL DAANE FOOD MARKET DAANE HARDWARE GIBBSVILLE CHEESE FACTORY HINOHAIVI FEED IVIILL JESSE W. HOPEIVIAN IVIENTINKS IOA AND VARIETY STORES OOSTBURG IVIEAT MARKET SHEBOYGAN CLINIC SHEBOYGAN FALLS CREAIVIERY STYLETTE BEAUTY PARLOR TERRYS RESTAURANT VANDERBILT BUS SERVICE BOSSHARDT'S AWNINOS Sayid- ?47e f-fda ADELL MOTORS B F GOODSTEIN JEWELERS CAL LE FEVER C R TE RONDE CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENERS DE MASTER'S GARAGE ERLTEN'S JEWELRY FESSELER KUCK COMPANY FRANK J NAYLEN M D G H EBBERS AND SONS HAROLD DAMKOT OIL DISTRIBUTOR HARVY EBBERS STORE HEINEN AND BRUGGINK HINGHAVI CHEESE FACTORY HINGHAM GROCERY JOE HAJSERS SPORT SHOP KEN FROH JEWELERS KOOL KTCHEN KROSTAI FUNERAL HOME LAMMERS FEED MILL LEWIES SHOE SERVICE NAVIS RESTAURANT OOSTBURG COLD STORAGE RICHARDSON LUMBER COMPANY SIX CORNERS GROCERY TE RONDE APPLIANCE CENTER WILLIAM J CLAERBOUT WYKHUIS 1 OMPANY T S ff f159 74 . , . . L4 . I f' J ! l f' Na Our sincerest tha k to these people who made our 1 p 'bl by b y' g d . ' h 9 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS