Orfordville High School - Viking Yearbook (Orfordville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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ORFORDVILLENHIGH SCHOOL - CLASS OF '57 35TH REUNION AT DECATOR LAKE COUNTRY CLUB BRODHEAD, WI OCTOBER 17, 1992 This is a brief booklet containing the information we received from our classmates that responded to our letter sent about the reunion. RICHARD DEMROW Richard and his wife Carol live in Brodhead. Children : Dan, Debbie, Duane, Dustin, and Darrin. Grand-children: Billie Jo, Benjamin Richard is employed at General Motors. His memory from high school was Josie Martin's face. SHIRLEY CFARREYJ BUSKY Shirley and her husband live in Erie, PA. Children: 2 Randall and Mathew Grand-child: Amanda Shirley is employed at the Mellon Bank Customer Service. She likes to cross stitch,reading, and traveling,EduC, c0ur5eS,wa1king, Special thoughts or events are: Owning a men's clothing store. Changing careers at age 45 from retail to banking. I Best loved memories include: Senior class trip. Mr. Howe pouring the two bottles of booze out. Being a cheerleader. Miss Martin always pulling her bra strap up. BEN FRANCIS Ben has three children and five grand-children. He is employed at Fairbanks. Ben lives in Beloit. He has many intersts. Best loved memories from high school N Having fun!U IOLENE RAEQGILBERTSONJ FUNK Iolene and her husband Lenny live near Orfordville. Children: Schatze, Shelby, Sharis, Shawn and Todd. Grand-child: keith is 20 months old. Iolene is a director of a new business Viking Day Care Center opening in October. DONNA M. LEHR Donna lives at Fort Atkinson, WI. Nieces and Nephews: She has 19 . Also has 22 great-nieces and nephews. Donna has been employed at Moore's Food Service for 24 years Sept.9,1992 Her special thoughts or events, was celebrating her folks being married 60 years on June 4, 1992. Other then graduation, her best loved memories were the class play and the class trip to Chicago. She also recalls studying real hard. Her interest is reading. Donna has a suggestion that we have the next reunion in Janesville somewhere in five years. DONNA QLINDEMANQ RYAN Children: James, Daniel and Trina Grand-child Daniel ' Donna is employed as a deputy clerk, Circuit Clerks Office, Winnebago County Courthouse. She lives in Rockford, IL Her interesta include camping and traveling. ' Page 2 MERLIN MAVEUS Merlin and his wife Carol CRueferb live near Monroe, WI. Children: Laurie 127 years old! and John C24.years oldb. Merlin has been employed for 282 years at Kelly Springfield Tire Co. in Freeport, IL. His hobby is collecting and restoring old tractors K MM Tractorsj. PAT KDAHSEJ PECKHAM Pat and her husband live in Evansville, WI. Children: MicEaeI, Gregg and Joanne Pat is employed at Baker Mfg. Evansville as a payroll clerk. KENTON ROEHL Kenton and his wife Diane live in Janesville, WI. Children: Eric Grand-children Jennifer C4yrs.J and Amanda Q3 months! Kenton is employed at General Motors Interests in old cars hope to buy one someday. Collects miniature car models. Likes traveling. DONNA QRUEFJ EDMONDS Donna and her husband live in Beloit, WI Children: Patrick, James and Pamela. Grand-children Ryan, Corey, Timothy, Brittany, and Andrew Donna is employed at K-Mart in Beloit. She enjoys doing ceramics. DUANE RUEF Duane and his wife Mary live in Janesville, WI. Children: Deanna and Scott y Grand-children Christopher James is one year old and is the joy of our life Mary and Duane stated. ' Duane has been with General Motors for 33 years. He works as a repairman. His special thoughts are of family and helping to raise his gran son. Best loved memories from high school are the people he went to school with and all the good things that happened there. JANET KSAEVREJ HILLISON Janet and her husband Ogden Jr. live near OrfOrdVi1le. Children: Wayne, Annette, and Robin Grand-children RachelK14J, TabithaC8J, kand Travis C61 Potts Jesse C81 and Michelle 153 Salcido Nicole C59 and Tara C21 Hillison. Janet is temporarily employed in customer service at OMC in Beloit. Also is a crafter for Mrs. Santas in Brodhead. Her best loved memories are the entire 4 years at O.H.S. Also sports, band and even the classes. DONALD I. SIMONSON Donald and his wife Mary live near Edgerton,WI Children: Gail, Sandra, Dale, and Randall. Grand-children: Matthew Phillps, Sara Phillps - Mother is Gail Phillips Don worked at General Motors and is retired Kdisabledj. He is building his own home in Adams County. Don says his best loved memory is our class trip to Chicago. PATRICIA F. QREAVISQ THOSTENSON Pat and her husband live in Rhinelander. The ha b ' d 3 . Children: One sch Aargn 532 ggfrmgrriedyggdshas one step-daughter. Ccont. next pageb . Page 3 Continued information from Pat-and Bob Thostenson They own and operate River Street Tap in Rhinelander and this has been since 1978. They sponsor 3 horseshoe teams, 2 lawn jart teams, 2 softball teams, 1 snowshoe baseball team, 3 bowling teams, and 2 dartball teams. Pat said her best memory from high school is Miss Martin. Also she said U our class tripu. ROSALIE QWELLSJ CONAWAY Rosie lives in Footville. Children: Robert Hoerler, Rebecca iHoerlerJ Deets, Clint and Paul Conaway. Grand-children Hope and Joshua Hoerler, Sheena and Rachelle Deets, Tricia, Derek and Devin Conaway, and Cody Conaway. Rosie is employed at the Footville Bank and this has been for over eight years now. Her interests revolve around her family that all live in Footville. Her grand-children range from age 7 years old to 7 months old. Also enjoy reading and cross stitching. Special thoughts and events high schoolaei sharing that time with all the students at Best loved memories our junior class play Getting ready for our prom, decorating and Also our class trip, it was a real classic. O.H.S. dance lessons. all the work, fun and HFeudin' Over Yondern. Remember the guys , singing U Peppermint Schnapps down the drainuon the bus coming home. DORLYN E,'fWENGERQ JOHNSON Dorlyn and her husband John Peter live near Hanover, WI area. Children: Tim, Dan, Tammy, Chris and Angie Grand-children: One grand-daughter Lindsey and one grand-son Brody. Dorlyn works on the farm. She gives a lot of free hair cuts also. Her interests are collecting American Indian dolls, plates,mandellos, ceramic Indians. Likes to cross stitch, sew and read, She has taught Sunday scholl for 28 years. Also does crafts for Jr. church. Special events include going to the National Toy show in Dyersville, Iowa twice a year.The grandchildren keep them busy. They enjoy traveling and have taken several memorable trips the years, including a trip to Nashville, Tenn. Dorlyn recalls Miss Martins class and the trouble we use to Another memory kids would bring mistletoe at Christmas time that was a lot of fun.She also mentioned the Homecoming and were special. Decorating the gym for our Jr. prom. Remember homecoming parade and dance. OVEI' get into. and Prom the ALSO planning to attend the reunion are Karl and Judith Bollerud from Jlldaf Wi Did not get any information sheet. Eugene and Nancy Engen are attending the reunion. No information incl Y X J Page 4 ROSE MARY CPERKINSD BLABAUM RoseMary and her husband Ramon live in Highland, WI. Children: John, Jim, Jeff, June, Joey, Jeri,Jennifer and Jill. Grand-childreng Jake, Casey, Aaron, Mandy, Naomi, Tiffany, and Jared. RoseMary works at Land's End in Dodgeville. DALLAS GRENAWALT Dallas lives south of Orfordville. Children: Llsa and Mike Dallas is farming. He said H No comments about 0.H.S. as any remark I make may tend to incriminate me.U JAMES LONG Jim lives in Orfordville. Children: Kim, Sue, and Tina Grand-children: Eric, Adam, and Andy. Jim has been employed for six years at GM. Prior to that he was self-employed for 15 years. He has several interests which include watching sports, bowling, and snowmobiling. His memories from high school are: Miss Martins class. Also the dancing lessons at Rosie's for Prom, he says LeRoy Hodel learned so well he went on to be chose Hbest danceru in the class for the guys. He recalls being locked in their room on the class trip Kenton was in his room also and didn't know what the heck was going on! Jim is wondering yet to this day about the fire cracker in the barrel in Howe's Ag class. Anyone know? EILEEN CPOTTERJ DRAVES Eileen and Harley E. live over at the bottom of that BIG HILL near Orfordville on Potter Rd. Children: David A. and Deborah M. Kloften. Grand-children: Ashley A Kloften Age 5 Kindergarten. Eileen is a school bus driver. Her interests are many: quilting, reading, collecting antique dishes, farming, traveling,ceramics, and spending time with my grand daughter - new grand child due in Nov. Her special memories : Class play Cbeing Mountain Maggiel, noon dances, Freshman boys Ustacking H my locker every day. Mr. Pedersen telling about being a cowboy. Girls basketball at noon.Homecoming, Prom, Class Trip. Getting married one week after graduation. Doing the shopping for Miss Billings Home Ec. classes, fdriving her car was greatl Bonfire and snake dance. Dallas, Rosie and I in Dallas's truck hauling stuff. How it always managed to be her job to ask Mac If we girls could wear slacks on Fridays. Some comments : She is driving one classmates 2 grade school grandsons at the present time on her bus route. Eileen has been driving bus 28 years.Have driven one of my class-mates 5 children Cone still on my route Cin high schoolj. She's driving her second generation,HCSoon to start 3rd shes afraidlu. TERENCE QTERRYQ ROYCE Terry and his wife Victoria Cvikkil A. live in Chicago. Children: Tiffany CHartmanB. Renata, Tammy and Michael. Grand-children: Kyle and Jordon KHartmanl ' Terry is a Claims Analyst Asbestos Unit CNA Ins. Co.home office Chicago Cinvolved in nation wide litigationl. cC0nt., Page 5 Continued information from Terry and Vikki Royce. Terry has many interests: golf, bowling, camping, travel,gardening and football. HIs best loved memories from high school are: Miss Martins' English classes and Forensics. Jr. class Play Feudin' Over Yonder. Playing football for Coach Terry. Homecoming King. Gerry Howes' shop classes. Jr. Prom night. JOAN CSTAUFFACHERJ CRETNEY NJoeyU and her husband Dean live in Janesville, WI. Children: Connie O'Leary from Janesville and Jane Kaplan from Lindenhurst, IL. Grand-child: Catherine O'Leary C16 months oldj. Joey has been employed with the school system in Janesville for 23 years. She is Secretary to the Administrative Service Supervisgr of the Janesville Public School System. Dean is retired from teaching. His last job was with the Milton schools as a counselor for eight years. Joey and Dean just got back from a trip to Switzerland, Germany and Austria. They really enjoyed the trip. This was a pre 35th anniversary celebration. I Due to jet lag Joey couldn't come up with any particular memories from high school. RODNEY HButChn GILBERT Butch and his wife Susan live in E1 Paso, TX Children: C33 Denise is in the Army and stationed in Fort Bragg,NC . Jodi is teaching Deaf Education in Fort Worth, TX. And Craig is a Jr. at McMurry Univ. Abilene, TX. Butch is employed with Federal Service. He is retired Military. His interests include golf and travel. Memories from high school are being manager on sports teams, football and basketball. Also recalls being on the annual staff C he'was Asst, Editor J. P.S. Please excuse any typing errors, as it was many years ago when I took Typing For Personal Use. Add to your booklet. SHARON CNELSONL ANDERSON Sharon lives in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina Children: Three boys and one girl. Grand-children: Three grand-daughters. Sharon works at medical University of South Carolina in the printing shop. She says H I moved down to South Carolina seven years ago, my job brought me down here.H A special event she stated N was going to Wa1t!Disney World.H Her best loved memories were going to the football games, enjoying the basketball games. And also running around with my friends Iolene, Wanda,Donna and Donna. Sharon was unable to attend the reunion. She did write a note to read to those at the reunion. It was in the letter she mentioned Hurricane Hugo and the damage she had to suffer. EUGENE ENGEN Eugene and his wife Nancy live 5 miles south of Orfordville on the home farm. 1 Children: Kelly i253 and Katrina 173 Grand-children: Two grand-daughters Jessica KZED and Kayla C13 Gene is self employed in farming. He recalls English class with Miss Martin and Algebra with Mr. McCaffery as best loved memories. H MUSIC NELVISH Rock N Roll Jerry Lee Lewis Great Balls A Fire Little Darlinn- Earth Angel-Wake Up Little Susie-Lisbon Antique Dean Martin::Memories Are Made of This ++Patti Page::Teresa Brewer Ricochet::Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White::The Green Door Smoke Gets in Your Eyes::Don't Forbid Me::Pat Boone::Kay Starr Wheel of Fortunef+Ames Bros::Naughty Lady of Shady Lane++That's Amore Jo Stafford::Make Love to Me:rDon't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes Perry Como::April Love::Tom Dooley::The Three Bells:::Fever Your favorites: Fads Crew cuts4ttducktailst3Pony tails8tPage boysttsaddle shoestkpenny loaferstWBobby sox4t44Poodle skirts3WLevis3WIvy leaguektk Sports Baseball--Footbal1--Basketball--Track--G.A.A.-Cheerleders Teachers Delbert McGinnis88Dale Barry88Robert Beinma88Craig Eben88Joann Chamberlin 8aJosephone Martina8Mary Paynter8aGerald Howe88Mary Sunbyaawilliam Sommers88Beverly Wold88June Billings88Frank Schnabel88Richard Weaver 8aPeder Pedersen88Dean Cretney88Elizabeth Diedrick88Roger Terryaa Roger McCaffery88 Bus Drivers ffvictor Long-MargeRiese-Christy Schmidt--Henry Haugen--Hazel Amundson- Secretary Dorthy Hegge Jadtor Gus Heyerdahl also his wife. We dedicated our edition of THE VIKING to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Heyerdahl. Freshmen year 1954 Some of our class mates were Elaine Staaland, RTEhE?H'H6piETT'DTane Marks, Karl Bollerud, Judith Bare, Lavern Visgar Carol Bobb, Dean Slaughter, and Mary McClellan, Wanda Kretsinger, Marlene Prien and Ruby Hunt. Sophomore year 1955 others that were class mates Darlene Hicks, Walter Minnig, Allen Erickson, Carl Rodau, Janet Schoville, Trudane PeterSOn' Richard Demrow joined our class in our Junior year. Junior year 1956 We started the year with 34 members by the EiH'ET'EEE'yEE?'we were down to a smaller number as several moved. Our class play was held January 25th and 26th. The PIOIH WBS OH May 5th Theme Moonlight And Roses The King was Rodney Gilbert the Queen Joan Stauffacher. Those on the court were Eileen Potter, Kathy Tuck, Rosie Wells and Shirley Farreyffand James Long, Terry Royce, Dallas Grenawalt and LeRoy Hodel. Our class play A Feudin'Over Yonder This was a hillbilly play with characters named Emmy Fry CJoeyD Aunt Harry Hornhonker CLiz Bohnhoff Mountain Maggie K Eileen Potterl Maw Fry I Kathy Tuckl Izzie Fry CTerry Roycel Clem Fry K Eugene Engen Rosie Bella Fry CShirley Farreyb Becky Mae Hornhonker K Rosie wells J Willy Hornhonker K Ben Francis Pappy Popoff C Dallas Grenawalt B Zeke Popoff C Rodney Gilbert J The Travelin' Preacher C Richard Hopper J Senior Year 1957 We were busy with Senior class pictures to get ready for the annual. Cheerleaders from our class were Shirley Farrey and Pat Dahse. HOU club Members from our classJim Long, LeRoy Hodel, Dallas Grenawalt, Rodney Heyerdahl, Terry Royce, Eugene Engen, Wayne Lund, Ben Francis, Kenton Roehl, and Rodney Gilbert- The Class trip to Chicago was a higlight of our year, Also all the activities for graduation. ++ +++++++ + ++++++++++++ ++++++++-4-+++++++ ++ + ++ + + +++ + + SUSE SOIUG of the IIIEITIOIISS FIC!!! a VEIY 1IIlpOI'tal'lt nillmgztiii SUI' i1?g. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-+++++++++++ qqqqqq 9 C7 cg Q QQQQQQ5 9 7 9 9 ?5555 3 5SS s 5 5' 555555 1-u qvvq 77 7 7 '1 7 7 fr 7 fy .Q pw I-Egfek. mi- Bv1'I2H'DAHao6' PUDQZSIS I 5 E 15135 riiuggfgeq U0N1fl!ZlE -gpfcfy, M293 MPV RUEFIEJWA 'GRAXIDWAPJ1 f SIMPLE swam - KMH CRFORDVI LLE CLASS OF ' 5 7 w Ll l957 CLASS REUNION-AUGUST 12, 1Q67 - TEN YEARS The Orfordville High School Class of 1957 held their ten year reunion at the Chalet Rathskeller in Brodhead, Wisconsin. A cocktail time from 6:30 to 7:30 started the evening. Then following the dinner, a program planned by Mr. D. L. McGinnis, Class as the Guest of Honor. Mrs. Shirley Busky and Mr. Dallas Grenawalt, were and Master of Cermonies. Gifts were was Advisor fFarrey5 Mistress presented' to those who qualified--came the furthest and had the most children, etc. At 9:00 we were serenaded with music and we danced til the place closed. A wonderful time was had by all. EXPENSES FOR THE EVENING The cost for the family style dinner per person was 53.25, including tip and tax. There were mailing expenses and also the cost for prizes, etc. After the 33.25 was taken out for the meal, that left us with 3.75 per person to COVGP the above expenses. The money left over will be held in a savings until the next reunion. can ' CLASS REUNION Dear Reunion Chairman: I Hope to be there If I can decide on just what I should wear. Being female, I'm positive you'll understand There's something all wrong with whatever's on hand: The blue dacron's too fussy, the black too severe, And the knit suit's a trifle too snug in the rear. ' I I'm a little reluctant to make reservations Until I have solved other small complications, I'll come if I locate somebody somewhere Who can manage to do something uchicn to my hair, And I'd love to stroll through those old building and grounds, Provided by then I have lost fifteen poundsl THANK You MENLBERS We wish to thank the following class members for putting their time, organization ability, money and efforts in making our first tenth union possible: Pat fDahsej Peckham Rosie fwellsj Conaway Eileen fPotterj Draves Donna Ruefj Edmonds Janet Saevrej Hillison Kathy Tuckj Mendenhall SPECIAL THANKS TO KATHY MENDENHALL For contributing her time, efforts, fast talking, putting up with her daughter, Maureen Kelly, at the business office, and inability to type, for this lousy booklet, which didn't cost us a cent!! HOL HUM1 ----l11 ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL: Delbert L. McGinnis Student Council A Senior Class Mathematics Whitewater State University of Wisconsin M. S. Degree B. S. Degree SECRETARY Dorthy Hegge . TEACHERS Dale Barry Milton College B. S. Degree Athletics Phy. Education O Club Student Council Robert Beinma University Platteville B. S. Degree English Athletics O Club Joann Chamberlin Stout State College B. S. Degree F. H. A. Cheerleaders Student Council Home Economics , 7 TEACHERS Craig Eben LaCrosse, State B. S. Degree ' Science Club Freshman Class Science Gerald Howe Platteville College B. S. Degree F. F. A. Industrial Arts . Agriculture Josephine Martin Loras College Platteville B. S. Degree Forensics Dramatics Nat'l. Honor Society Latin English Mary Paynter Milwaukee State B. E. Degree Band Chorus William Sommers ' Platteville State B. S. Degree Prom Sophmore Class Social Science Mary Sunby University Wisconsin B. A. Degree Junior Class Play Junior Class Mathematics OUR CLASS While looking back at the days gone past, We realize then thatthey sure have gone fast., when Freshmen we were quite timid and shy, But shomehow or another we managed to get by. Uh-huh Cuh-huhb Uh-huh, Mm mm Mm mm! 1 As Freshmen, As Freshmen, anyone will have to say Whatever we did, we didqit the right way! Then next we were Sophmores ever so bold, What to do we didn't have to be told. We'll boast and we'll brag of the Freshmen we ininated, But we did it in fun, didn't want to be hated. Uh-huh Cuh-huhj Uh-huh, Mm mm Mm mm! As Sophmores, as Sophmores it sure was great fun, Knowing then half the battle was over and won. A Junior is some one both happy and sad. For there's work to be done, and fun to be had. We'll never forget our prom and class play. They're our favorite memories yet to this day. Uh-huh Cuh-huh! Uh-huh, Mm mm Mm mm! A Junior, Oh, A Junior, anyone will agree, Whatever they are they're happy as can be. Now that we're Seniors who'll soon graduate, To leave Orford High we surely do hate. we've loved every moment that we've been here, And in our hearts you'll always be dear. Uh-huh fuh-huhl Uh-huh, Mm mm Mm mm! As Seniors, As Seniors we now will part, with many happy memories left in our heart. CLASS POEM Uwe the Class of '57 ---- Before we leave we'll introduce to you ---- Each member of our Class, so loyal and true.H Bernard B. is opposite of riot, Never too loud, always so quiet. Elizabeth B. we all think is fine: Studies and horses take up her time. Pat Dahse a well-mannered Lass, Is always an asset to our Class. When the teacher of Geometry calls for a quiz Eugene E. is ready, for he is a whiz. Shirley can lead the folks in a yell! For this we know who does so well. who's that reading that western story, Oh! thats Benny Francis in his glory. Butch our manager, is everyone's friend, Never defeated, he's there till the end. Though Iolene G. is rather shy, She will get there, by and by. Dallas G. who's so lanky and lean-- Did very well on the basketball team. Rodney Heyerdahl is an athletic guy, Tall and handsome, but Oh! so shy. LeRoy Hodel has a drawl so'slow-- But with motorcycle and car, he's ready to go Next comes Donna Lehr who's seldom heard. But she will get by without a word. TEACHERS Beverly Wold Whitewater College B. E. Degree Commercial G. A. A. Senior Carnival Senior Class Play Annual Newspaper CLASS BOOK DEDICATION With sincere thanks for all that they have done for us, we gratefully dedicate the 1957 edition of The Viking to Mr. and Mrs. Gust Heyerdahl. This couple have shown patience, kindness, and understanding while doing their work around the school. This is our Way of saying nThank Youn. CLASS OF.1957 ELECTION FOR THE NEXT CLASS REUNION CHAIRMAN YEAR, 19 . Please notify the person if there is any change in your address by the first QJan., 19 I of that year. Thi 111 '- Thank you. s W help the next chairman. Donna Lindeman in shorthand is fast, In fact she goes to the head of the class. Jim Long is a boy with dash, He always goes places quick as a flash. A football star whose name is Wayne, We cheer him on to victory and fame. Merlin M. is real tall guy, In the Army Reserves, he's sure to get by.. Sharon N. is next in line, She is always asking Nwhat is the timen? Stanley Moore who is full of fun, ls well known to everyone. Here comes Rosemary P. not at all in a hurry. She doesn't care for things to get in a flurry. Eileen Potter is a very busy gal, A A We will agree she's a very good pal. Donna Ruef, out for plenty of fun, Her cheery smile admired by everyone. Duane R. is her twin brother, But yet they're quite opposit each other. Patricia Beavis a redheaded gal, Has a cute giggle ready without fail. Terry R. student council president from our clas Is well liked by everyone,---Lad and Lass! Next meet Kenton R. liked by all, Plays in sports, he's on the ball. Janet S. so stately and trim, Is filled with fun, up to the brim. Don S. has joined us justthis year, ' He's sure to succeed, he need not fear. ' Joann S. better known as Jo, Is a welcomed site wherever you go. A gal with plenty of interests is Kathy Tuck, We think she's Grand, and deserves no bad luc Rosie Wells, next on our list, Is eagerly awaiting Army bliss. Dorlyn W. is always ready to do her part, There's one certain fellow who has her heart. The above sentence completes our Senior 1 Class Poem,--- We will all hate to leave our glorious school home! . Class of '57. CLASS HISTORY In 1953, thirty-eight bright Freshmen entered Orfordville High School. They were Bernard Badtke, Judith Bare, Carol Bobb, Elizabeth Bohnhoff, Karl Bollerude, Patricia Danse, Eugene Engen, Allen Erickson, Shirley Farrey, Benjamin Francis, Rodney Gilbert, Iolene Gilbertson, Dallas Grenawalt, Rodney Heyerdahl, LeRoy Hodel, Richard Hopper, Ruby Hunt, Wanda Kretsinger, Donna Lehr, Donna Lindeman, Wayne Lund, Diane Marks, Merlin Maveus, Mary McClellan, Sharon Nelson, Rosemary Perkins, Eileen Potter, Marlene Prien, Patricia Reavis, Kenton Roehl, Janet Saevre, Dean Slaughter, Elaine Staaland, Joann Stauffacher, Kathleen Tuck, LaVerne Visgar Rosalie Wells and Dorlyn Wenger. The first class officers were as follows: President J. Stauffacher ,Vice President D. Wenger Treasurer P. Dahse - Secretary L. Visgar Class Advisor Miss Billings During the year Laverne Visgar moved and Carol Bobb withdrew. After Laverne Visgar moved, Janet Saevre was elected secretary. In March, we received four new students. They were Donna Ruef, Duane Ruef, Terence Royce andy Walter Minnig. ' The first event of the year was Homecoming, in which we had charge of the bonfire. We also - presented a skit. Rosalie Wells represented our class on the court of honor. In October the Sophmore Class initiated us. 9 When we returned the Sophmore year, we had forty members. From our Freshmen year we lost four members including Judith Bare, Karl Bollerude, Diane Marks and Marlene Prein, but we gained four new students. They were Darlene Hicks, Trudane Paterson, Carl Rodau and Janice Schoville. During the year we lost Darlene Hicks, Ruby Hunt, Mary McClellan, Janice Schoville and Dean Slaughter. Our second class officers were as follows: President D. Wenger Vice President D. Grenawalt Treasurer R. Heyerdahl Secretary D. Ruef Class Advisor Miss Billings The event of the year was the Freshmen Initiatim Party on October 13. J. Stauffacher represented the court of honor at homecoming. We also presented a skit with which we won first prize. On March l, we sponsored a skating party at Ace High Roller Rink, Janesville, Wisconsin. We journeyed into our Junior year with a total of thirty-four students. During the year we 'lost Elaine Staaland, Allen Erickson, Walter Minnig, Richard Hopper and Trudane Peterson. We gained Richard Demrow and Jim Long, as they joined us in our second semester. Our class advisor was Miss Billings, and our third class officers were as follows: President R. Wells Vice President T. Royce Treasurer R. Gilbert Q Secretary K. Tuck The main events of the year were our Class Play, HA Fuedin Over Yondern. The cast is as follows: K. Tuck Maw Fry T. Royce Izzie Fry S. Farrey Rosie Bella Fry E. Engen Clem Fry J. Stauffacher' Emmy Fry Q E. Bohnhoff Aunt Harry Hornhonker R. Wells Becky Mae Hornhonker B. Francis Willy Hornhonker E. Potter Mountain Maggie D. Grenawalt Pappy Popoff R. Gilbert Zeke Popoff R. Hopper Travelinl Preacher It was given on January 25, and 26, which proved to be a great success! We had a ball painting the log cabin and enjoyed doing the play in more ways than one. HMOONLIGHT AND HOSESH was the theme of our JuniorfProm. H l ' KING AND QUEEN ' 1 R. Gilbert J. Stauffacker T COURT K. Tuck T. Royce E. Potter J. Long - S. Farrey L. Hodel R. Wells D. Grenawalt Then there was homecoming. On the court of honor Patricia Beavis represented our class. We were also happy to receive our class rings this year. We were the first class to have a viking ship mounted on them instead of the traditional HOU for Orfordville High. We entered our Senior year with twenty-nine brilliant students. ,We lost Richard Demrow and Wanda Kretsinger from the year before, but gained Donald Simonson and Stanley Moore. Mr. McGinnis was our class advisor, and our fourth class officers were as follows: President R. Heyerdahl Vice President J. Long Treasurer D. Ruef - Secretary J. Stauffacher The main events of the year were the making of the annual,having our pictures taken, our class trip lUrp1j to Chicago on May QM, Homecoming where Shirley Farrey and Terry Royce reigned. Donna Ruef represented our Senior Carnival, the trip to Whitewater to see the play HCarouselu, the scrap drive, the prom given in our favor, class night, Baccalaureate Services and last butmleast, GRADUATION! ' MT i Upon leaving Orfordville High School, we feel we have learned enough to find our way in the world. . I, Eugene Engen, do bequeath by height to' Dennis Wenger. I, Shirley Farrey, will my ability to liv'er up to Jenny Burtness. I, Benny Francis, do will and bequeath my ability to get Evansville girls to Bob Lawrenz. . I, Iolene Gilbertson, will my black hair to Marie Thostenson i- I, Rodney Gilbert, will my ability to stay off detention to Jerry Holman. I, Dallas Grenawalt, will by ability to acquire nicknames to Judy Klingberg. May she use it to the best of her ability. . I, Rodney Heyerdahl, do bequeath by athletic ability to John Young. I, LeRoy Hodel, do will and bequeath my love for motorcycles to the members of the faculty. I, Donna Lehr, will my quietness to George Strunz I, Donna Lindeman, will and bequeath my shorthand ability to the Junior Girls. I, James Long, do will and bequeath my ability of coin flipping to get girls to Dennis Kane. I, Wayne Lund, will my height to Eddie Lund. I, Sharon Nelson, will my bashfulness to L. Olsor I, Rosemary Perkins, will my ability to goof around more than I do to Gerldine Engen. I, Eileen Potter, will and bequeath my nickname to Iris Crum. May she have as much fun with it as I have. , I Patricia Reavis, will and bequeath my red hair and freckles to Albert Hanson. I, Terry Royce, will and bequeath my ability to get girls to Bob Young. ' I, Kenton Reehi, will and bequeath my height to Steven Maveus. I, Donna Ruef, will my hair styles to Judy Hopper I, Duane Ruef, will and bequeath my quietness to Barbara Hillison. I l I, Janet Saevre, will by figure to Bonnie Erickson. I, Donald Simonson, will and bequeath my lucky guessing to the three Holman Boys. ' I, Joann Stauffacher, will by ability to keep in step in marching to Jerry Duehesneau. I, Kathy Tuok, will my ability to say HHIH to everyone to Gary Kessler. I, Rosalie Wells, will and bequeath my ability to go steady for three years to Sharon Klusmeyer I, Dorlyn Wenger, will my ability to flirt with all the boys to Mary Bowles. In Witness thereof, We, the Class of H57H set our feet and seal this, our last will and testament. u 1. M. DOPY 5 Witnesses: i-so g SENIORS QOF '57 X, ,.,, Ll E I 5 ' ,' X if 'NX B. A. LooN X n ---- l o. U. NOTHING V ,. s, CLASS REUNION It was a beautiful sunny day when,the Orford High School, Class of 1957, held their reunion at Prudy National Park in Orfordville. As, I, Liz Bohnhoff, fdesigner of horseshoe nailsl was walking near the shelter house, I saw an old frien of mine, ShirlFarrey. This was the first time I'd seen Shirl since we graduated ten years ago and I was very happy to see her. She told me that she gives dancing lessons. One of her most famous dances is the HPat Presley Bopn. We stood talking for a little longer then decided to go on and see who else we could find. That's ' when we saw Pat Dahse with one of her famous quarter horses from her ranch in Oklahoma. Shel tied her horse to a tree and continued to walk on with us. As we were wandering around the picnic grounds, we saw this'Tabulousn woman sitting on a bench. We sat down to talk with her and it happened to be one of our classmates, Kathy Tuck. 'She told us that she sings opera in New Yorkl We asked her where she buys her beautiful clothes, and she answered that Iolene Gilbertson designed them for her. While talking to Kathy, we noticed a poor looking lady and as she came closer we I recognized her as Janet Saevre. Janet had always said she was in school that she wanted to be a Hbumn and travel around the world, but we had never believed her. - l After talking to those two girls,-our walk continued. Suddenly we saw several girls sitting around this one man. So we thought we would investigate and see who the lucky guy was. To our great surprise it was Jim Long. He told us I that he has a Harem in Egypt, and that Benny Francis teaches his wives English. if Under a big oak tree, there were two gentlemen talking together. Coming closer we found out that one was a woman. After talking to them,a V! few minutes they told us who they wereg one was 1 Donna Ruef who drives a stock car at the Indianapolis Speedway, because there was good money in the business, and the other was LeRoy Hodel, who enjoys his occupation delivering mail around the Coast of Africa on his motorcycle We decided to sit down and rest awhile when suddenly two women started doing some very strenuous exercises. It made us tired just to watch them. We asked Donna Ruef who they were and she said that they were the Hworlds Championship Tag Team Wrestlersn, none other than Dorlyn Wenger and Donna Lehr. After resting for awhile we went on our way and much to our surprise we saw a man leading a tame lion fanyways, we had hoped he was tamej. It was bernard Badtkel Bernard said that he had a pet bear and boaconstrictor at the Brookfield Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois. Sitting in a circle were several men arguing, so we thought we would take a walk over there and find out what they were arguing aboutl Sitting in this circle were Terry Royce, Rodney Heyerdah Merlin Maveus and Duane Ruef. Come to find out, they were arguing over who had the best jobs. W couldn't decide, so we will ask you. Going around the circle, we'll tell you what they do: Terry is now president of his own HBrewery Companyu, Rodney now plays the bugle for the. HFOX Huntn over in England, Merlin Maveus is now the HGreatest Shortyu TightmRope Walker and Duane Ruef is the great Politicianu here in T Wisconsin. ' i YYY V W After talking with him for awhile, we suddenly saw a man with green hair! As he came closer, we recognized him as Eugene Engen. He told us that he now styles HHairH over in Paris. Along with him was another old friend, Donna Lindeman, who is a secretary for the HMilwaukee Bravesu, who have won the'pennant for the last three year: Donna is very proud of them. We soon met Mrs. Victor Stavn, whose maiden name was Rosie Wells, discussing the possibility for building contracts in Africa with Sharon Nelson who had been exploring. n By themselves discussing business was Kenton Roehl and Rosemary Perkins. Rosemary told us the she now owns the 'Perky Resturantn in Hollywood, California, and she also said that Kenton raises the snails for her resturant. A man wi teen kids following him soon joined us, our surprise it was Wayne Lund. He tol th four- and to d us that he now teaches a course in baby care to the Hawaitn1Ladies. Also at the picnic grounds were two men talking with a native. We soon discovered that one was Dallas Grenawalt, who now sells pigs to Rodney Gilbert and he told us that he now owns a shack down in the Ozark Mountains, and added that it is a Hbachelors' homeu. - The former Eileen Potter, now Mrs. Harley Draves, was proudly showing off her triplets to Don Simonson and Stan Moore. Don is the director oz the Howdy Doody Show, and Stan portrays the character of HClarabelln. The day was climaxed by Joann Stauffacher's big python snake, Sylvester, doing the mambd-as Joann Stauffacher accompanied it on her clarinet Also doing a dance to the tune of the clarinet was Mrs. Robert Thostenson, the former Pat Reavi doing the great Presley Ballet. ggm YEARS LATER 4 l Bernard Badtgeg4 7BernieH Bernie lives at R. R. 1, Box 31, Orfordville, Wisconsin, and 1sn't married. He has completed one year at St. Paul Bible College and is still a student there. His main projects and hobbies are being with his friends and all sports. Rosemary fPerk1nsj Blabaum - HPerkyH Perky lives at 206 S. Walbridge Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin, and has four childred. She continuec her education by going on to Madison Business College, and is now a busy housewife, mother and telephone operator. Elizabeth fBohnhoffQ Blush - HL1zH Liz lives at 524 Kentucky S.E., Apt. A, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She married Kenneth Blush and they have a cat in the family. Liz graduated from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Madison, Wisconsin. She is now a head nurse on the medical surgical floor at St. Joseph Hospital. Her main interests and hobbies are sewing, fishing trips and all kindsf of sports. , ' V, Shirley QFarreyQ Busky -'Shirln Shirl lives at 2llM North Rankin, Appleton, Wisconsin, and married Henry Busky. They have two children and she is busy being a housewife. Shirl graduated at Marvel Beauty School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her main hobbies are sewing, redecorating, volleyball and swimming. L 7 Rosalie fwellsb Conaway - nRosieH Rosie is busy in Footville being a housemother ' to four children. She went on to school at Shurtleffs to learn to be a Lab. Technician, and her main interests are her children, bowling -and dancing. Joan QStauffacher1 Cretney - HJoeyH Joey lived at nomo East Dakota, Fresno, Calif., and married A. Cretney. They have two children. Joey is a housewife and enjoys sewing, art and craft projects and traveling. I -Eileen QPotterQ Draves - HGrandmaH Eileen lives in Orfordville and is married to, Harvey Draves. They have one little boy named David. She is expecting in November and is . anxiously awaiting for the new arrival Q or arrivals??D She is a housewife and school bus driver. Sewing and gardening, also camping are her main interests. Rodney Heyerdahl - URodH Rod married Frances Feryan and they reside at 16785 Salentine Drive, New Berlin, Wisconsinf Rod graduated from Madison Business College and is an Accountant for an auto dealer. His main hobbies are hunting and fishing. Janet CSaevreQ Hillison - HJanH 'g Jan, her husband and three children live at R. l Orfordville. She married a schoolmate, Ogden Hillison. Jan attended the UW, and is now busy being a housewife, along with sewing, gardening and selling Vivian Woodard. Richard J. Hopper - HDigkH Dick married Bonnie Hesgard. They and their five children live at 129 North Pearl Street, Janesville, Wisconsin. Dick is a Salesman for the Cook Coffee Company. His main interest is -real estate and hobbies are fishing and reading. Dorlyn fwengerj Johnson - HDotH Dot, her husband and three childred live at R. 5 Janesville. Dot also married a classmate,' John HPeteH Johnson, which we all know. Dot went to Hayser Method Beauty School in Madison. She is busy being a housewife, gardening, sewing knitting, doing church work and teaching Sunday School. Donna QRuefQ Edmonds - HPudgien Donna, her husband, Keith and three cute childre live at 820 Froebel Drive, Beloit, Wisconsin. She is busy being a housewife and her hobbies ar sewing and baking. Eugene Engen - HGenen Gene, his wife and baby daughter live at R. 4 Beloit, Wisconsin. He is engaged in farming, which is also his main interest and hobby. Clarence Francis - nBennyH . Benny lives at R. l Orfordville. He married Ellen Christensen and they have two children. Benny is an Expeditor at Fairbanks. He has a coin collection and loves to fish and hunt. Hodney Gilbert fLt.Q - nButchH lButch has been in the Army for ten years. He is new in Istanbul and has been there since March 23 He married Susan Gaarder and they have two little girls. Susan resides at 2609 Lee Blvd. Lawton, Oklahoma and Butch's main interest is getting home to his family. We all hope you do soon, Butch, cause we're pulling for ya all the way! Dallas Grenawalt - nSuzien Dallas, his wife Mary and daughter live at R. M Beloit. He is busy raising registered Hampshire hogs. He shows and sells them all over the world His main hobbies are baseball, bowling and also added, arguing with Eileen CPotterl Draves. Qonna Lehr - HMaeH ' Donna lives at R. l Milton Jct., Wisconsin. She is busy driving back and forth to Fort Atkinson where she works at Prospect Farms. Her hobbies are reading, embroidery, loves hi-fi music and is kept busy by her nephews and nieces. wayne Lund - HLundyH Wayne is kept busy farming at R. l Brodhead. He told us that he likes to go up North in the woods for big game hunting. Hummm! We wonder---for two legged---four legged--- or both??? Merlin Maveus 7 HMert1 Mert married Carol Rufer. They have a daughter and live at R. l Monroe, Wisconsin. He is busy traveling back and forth to Freeport, Illinois, where he works at Kelly Springfield Tire Company. Kathleen fTuckQ Mendenhall - HKathyn Kathy resides at 1548 Euclid Avenue, Beloit, Wisconsin. After two years at Rockford Busine College, she traveled and moved out to Califorl where her daughter was born. She is a Secreta: at the Beloit Corporation. Her main interest: her daughter, hobbies are Packers, golfing, playing cards, tennis, bowling. Main projects are club activities and Sunday School teaching Patricia fDahseQ Peckham - nDahseyH Pat, her husband Ron and their two sons live at 2l School Street, Evansville, Wisconsin. Pat is kept busy with her three men, Ron, Gregg ant Michael, with her hobby being bowling. Kenton Roehl - HBucku Buck married Diane Pells and have a son. They live at 835 East Milwaukee Street, Janesville, Wisconsin. Buck works at General Motors and his interestsare the Packers, camping and fishi O Duane Ruef - HRuef1eu Duane lives at 828 East Milwaukee Street, in K Janesville, Wisconsin. Buck and he are neighbo He is a spot welder at Fisher Body and says tha the National Guard keeps him busy. Donna fL1ndemanQ Ryan - nDonu Donna married William Ryan. They live at 1420 Nelson Ave., in Beloit. Donna went to the Rockford Business College and does secretarial work. Her main interests are baking, cooking,' decorating and interior painting. Ruby fHuntQ Snyder - URubyH Ruby married Jerome Snyder. They and their two children live at 2202 Cedar Point Drive, Janesville, Wisconsin. She tells us that being a mother and housewife keeps her quite busy. Tatricia QReavisQ Thostenson - HMaH Pat married Robert Thostenson. They live at lO3M Hackett Street, Beloit, Wisconsin. Pat is a Secretary for an Insurance and Real Estate Agency in Beloit. Her main interests are bowling and camping. We heard that you have been sick Pat and canJt tell you how happy it is to all of us seeing you again looking good. We were so happy to receive all of your replies. The following names, we are sad to say, were the ones that we didn't hear from: Terry Royce Iolene Gilbertson-Funk LeRoy Hodel Jim Long Sharen Nelson Don Simonson Heres hoping we hear from them during our next reunion together. CLASS OF 1957 HBERNIEH BADTKE HLIZH BOHNHOFF HPATH DAHSE HGENEH ENGEN HSHIRLH FARREY HBENNYH FRANCIS HBUTCHH GILBERT HRAEH GILBERTSON HSUSIEH GRENAWALT HRODH HEYERDAHL HLEEH HODEL HMAEH LEHR HDONH LINDEMAN EJIM DIMM LONG LUNDY LUND HMERTH MAVEUS HSTANH MOORE HSPECKYH NELSON HPERKYH PERKINS HGRANDMAH POTTER HMAH REAVIS HTERRYH ROYCE HBUCKH ROEHL HPUDGIEH RUEF TRUEEIEH RUEF 'JAN SAEVRE HSIMPLE SIMONH SIMONSON HJOEYH STAUFFACHER 26 HKATHYH TUCK A HROSIEH WELLS HDOTU WENGER ,.4-J 1 ix A V 1 Y 1 S W 1 1 Y 1 . 1 2 N P P r - T 1 1 I I w vga,- L Q, 4 uf W- 1- v F f--- , we X ,Mm , I F Q s wf- . L- in A 355 if Q iw ZS XE, xx N Y ii 'X' ' 5 y Q X Y ,Q -H61 Q -f 'fm Y 'S .f.f,5 w. .1-': , ,asf ,Q if . .,LXA .WAA i Tai A v f 1 1 I 1 l -r sf -'Y J .J 4- '33 Lf .. ? ,Q vt! if .4 ' h,.:1f 1 47 1 . I 1. . - H . - , , , -f.rf'j - . . . ' - -,. f: J . . - . ! gy f f -lt! F .1-11 -- .. 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K n.- Q k - 'jf1!39'n, ..LJn'- A -' .,, R m .Q 'Win 'S Y 1 4 1 N 1 1 4 hirntinn with sincere thanks for all that they have have done for us, we gratefully dedicate the 1957 edition of THE VIKING to Mr. 8c Mrs. Gust Heyerdah This couple have shown patience, kindness, and understanding while doing their work around the school. This is our way of saying Thank you. 1 q f .k . ,w fn' 5 5 my aw- ,mgj 13. ,Q 4LXXQf 7 H kg -zz 563 I .J fysg f gg MMM 5 1 . 3. N M - 16. -wx VY tfijrl-'wif A -mf 5- .5 , gg, ,Si M ., N x aw WH 1 Q 5 -1 , awk: 93:332- , ,wg . if 21 mgrfzzif' J::f?jp6aef,+a' M559- F V-7 i 2 H xg, ffwgf ff Sz, fy WT, W 1911 I X 31 EQ N ,fum .-,MNH --i A -:w w . W L .. ,, t sf-2 1 V I ADMI ISTRATIO ! 2 Delbert L. McGinnis, Prine Student Council Senior Class Mathematics Whitewater State Univers ity of Wis cons in M. S. Degree B. S. Degree Dorthy Hegge Secretary ipal Dale Barry Milton College B.S. Degree Athletics Phy Ed. O Club Student Council Robert Beinma University, Platteville B.S. Degree English Athletics nOUClub Joann Chamberlin Stout State College B.S. Degree F. H. A. Cheerleaders Student Council Home Economics Josephine Martin Loras College, Platteville B.S. Degree Forensics Dramatics National Honor Society Latin English Craig Eben LaCrosse, State B.S. Degree Science Club Freshman Class Science Mary Paynter Milwaukee, State B.E. Degree Band Chorus Z Mary Sunby University of Wisconsin B.A. Degree Junior Class Play Junior Class Mathematics Gerald Howe Platteville College B.S. Degree F.F.A. Industrial Arts Agriculture Beverly Wold Whitewater College B.E. Degree Com ercial G.A.A. Senior Carnival Senior Class Play Annual Newspaper William Sommers Platteville State College B.S. Degree Prom Sophmore Class y e Social Science BOARD OF BUS zvucnlon UR'V-ERS WY.1Qf.'W1 -corn nw-.1- Ww- Vvnvyyk X .Nm X K www W. v Xt1A xi 4 E 'saw-fs ,os S ,NP 1 fzzcf, X PGY M35 'S X li--TN 1 MH ?'i?'2 i SY! 5 If Ka' M gg i ? E ' lf Z2 43? 3 94 ENIORS Terrence Royce NTerryn Most Popular Boy He's a big game hunter- women are his game. F. F. A. 1-2-3 Homecoming King Vice President 3 Prom Royalty Pep Club M Nat'1 Honor Society Science Club 2 Student Council HOU Club 3-h Vice-Pres. Football 2-3-u President Basketball Q Class Play Track 3-u Annual Staff Chorus 1-3 Rosemary Perkins llPe1,,k.ylI It is not wise to be wiser than is necessary. Pep Club Nat'l Honor Society Forensics Newspaper Annual Staff Chorus G. A. A. Eugene Engen HGeneH Sometimes I sit and thinkg but mostly I just sit. F. Fo Ao I-'2' Chorus Baseball Science Club 1- Pep Club Basketball 2- Nat'l Honor Society Class Play HOU Club Annual Staff Basketball 1-2 Band 2-3 1 DOUJ-ll' grgwngrol -F l'XJ Shirley Farrey nShirlH Most Athletic Most Popular Best Dancer We often hear Shirley with reverence repeat Blest be the man who invented sleep. F- H- A. l-3-M Homecoming Queen A PSD Club 2-H Prom Royalty 3 Basketball 1-2-3-A Class Play 3 Chorus l-2 Annual Staff Q Cheerleader 1-2-3-Q G, G, A, M Student Council Rep. l Team Captain Q Kenton Roehl nBuckn He who goes not forward moves back- ward. Science Club l-2 F. F. A. l-3-A HON Club 3-M Pep Club M Football l-2-3-U Basketball 2-3-A Baseball l-2-3-U i s Iolene Gilbertson WRaen Never a dull moment! Science Club Band 1-2-3 Chorus 1 Pep Club 2 Nat'l Honor Society Class Play Fl He Al Newspaper Annual Staff G. A. A. Team Captain F'F F1'-F41'bN.nF'N-P'H Rodney Gilbert nButchn Most likely to Succeed Precious things are not found in heaps Football, Manager l-2-3-M F. F. A. l Basketball, Manager l-2-3-M NON Club 2-3 Baseball, Manaser 1-2-3-M Prom King Student Council Ren. l-3 Class Play Annual Asst Editor Badger Boy's State Q Band l-2-3 3 Class Treas Pat Danse uDahseyn I'm just going to leap into the dark Annual Staff Treasurer G. A. A. LeRoy Hodel l!Leell Best Dancer I've heard tha all great men dead--I don't so good myself F. F. A. Science Club NON Club Pep Club Football Basketball Prom Royalty Student Counci Band Chorus t are feel l Rep. 1- 1'7i- -F'U-JI-'DIN-!I'N4:' F. H. A. l-2-3 Pep Club 2 Basketball 1 Class Play Cheerleader Newspaper Chorus 1- M LL 3 3 M 3 -LL -LL -2 3 L+ 2 LL 2 1 1+ Rosalie Wells uRosie F. H. A. 3- Chorus l- Pep Club 2- Newspaper 2- Science Club 2- Prom Royalty Student Council Rep. Homecoming Royalty G. lac flu Team Captain Bernard Badtke HBernien I am what I am and that's what I am. Basketball l F. F. A. 2 Annual Staff A :foe OC'-LT was i-' '16 O ':fD 40 cowl-- 3 U2 s-' oct! B410 coco ' S gym CE rrl wo-F-'IXJ4-1' LOU-J :'r'HLU Badger Girls State 3 Nat'l Honor Society 3-A Class Play 3 Band 3-M Class Pres. 3 Annual Staff Editoru Editor A Janet Saevre Il Jan!! Best dressed They gazed and gazed and still the wonder grew- That one small head could carry all she knew. Pep Club Newspaper Class Secretary Band 1-2-3 Class Play Nat'l Honor Society Science Club Annual Staff Chorus 1-2-3- 41'www4F4I'l-H-In-I Rodney Heyerdahl llRodll Most Athletic Best Dressed Best Looking He may oe shy but he gets around. F, F, A, 1 Band Class Treasurer 2 Football non Club 2-3-A Co Captain President A Basketball pep Club 2-A Baseball Class Pres. 1+ Jim Long Jim Dim Best Sense of Humor Chase me girls I'm full of fun Basketball Prom Royalty Football F. F. A. Secretary Class Vice Pres -P'-I-T'k.u-IT P'-I-T Donna Rue nPudgie Newspaper Annual St Chorus Secretary Treasurer G. A. A. f n Best Looking Girl One of her greatest joys, is going with different boys. Homecoming Royalty aff -3-1+ -3-L+ 3-L+ 3 u I Lo I 41' m -P'-IFF FTFTN Elizabeth Bohnhoff IlLiZll Most likely to succeed First she learns, then forms opinions. Chorus 1-2 Band 1-2-3 Nat'l Honor Society 2 Pep Club 1 Class Play G. A. A. Team Captain wayne Lund ll Lundy!! No need for an introductiong everybody knows me. F. F. A. Football 1-2-3- o Club 1- Pep Club M 1 -3 -M ..L, 1 M LL lr Newspaper 3-Q F. H. A. A Forensics 2-3-Q Annual Staff Q Science Club 3-Q Donna Lindeman ll Don!! In each cheek appears a pretty dimple, F. H. A. l Pep Club l Chorus 1-2 Class Play 3 Newspaper Q G. A. A. Annual Staff Lg. L+ 6 5 C 0 5 O 5 6 J F. F. A. Reporter Dallas Grenawalt nSusieN The best way to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night Track Prom Royalty Class Play Newspaper Annual Staff Class Vice-Pres. l-2-3-H M nOu Club H Sec.-Treas A Pep Club Basketball l-2-3-M Baseball 2-M 2-H Merlin Maveus llMeI,t ll n0hl They're making a wild man out of me Fo Fe Ac 1'2 '3'LI. Annual Staff M Y l Sharon Nelson uspeckyu Neverltrouble trouble until trouble troubles you F. H. A. 1-2-3 Pep Club Forensics Class Play Newspaper Annual Staff Chorus G. A. A. 3- N-F'-P Lub-:bv -FH-F'-F'L.v-F:-P'-lg' Joann Stauffacher II Joey!! Best Sense of Humor Class President Chorus 1-2-3 Band l-2-3 Homecoming Royalty Pep Club Student Council Rep. l Nat'1 Honor Society Duane Ruef nRuefien The worlds fine with me why change lt. F. F. A. 1 Chorus 1 Pep Club 2 Annual Staff M 1- SDP H P15 m d-H D'd 044 Z U W0 M m OB d UQ O m m l-' xpxv4F1v4f4T Science Club Prom Queen Forensics Class Play Newspaper Annual Staff C1355 Secretary GI As Ao ififlflfxuxcxuxo Patricia Reavis llMall There never was a saint with red hair. F. H. A. 1-2-3- Secretary President Chorus 1- Forensics Class Play Homecoming Royalty Student Council Rep Pep Club Annual Staff G. A. A. Team Captain 5TF3FLfP1pxeuaNxruu: Eileen Potter nGrandman Girl most in love Wedding bells oan't ring soon enough for her F. H. A. 3-A Class Play Pep Club 1-A Newspaper Science Club 3 Band Basketball 2-3-M Chorus Nat'l Honor Society 3 Annual Staff Prom Royalty 3 G. A. A. Donald Simonson l nSimple Simonn He goes his own way, but he knows where he's going Basketball A Annual Staff A Donna Lehr HMaen Quiet as a Mouse F. H. A. l Annual Staff A 'I' srifnnnunp Kathleen Tuck lilqathyll She may not be a Ford but she can sure rattle on. Chorus 1-2-3-14, Band 2-3-M Pep Club 2-M Forensics 2-M Science Club 3-M Newspaper 2-3-D, Clarence Francis nBennyn I can do anything but behave F. F. A. 3 HON Club l Pep Club 2 Football 3 Track 3 Clase Play 3 Class Secretary Prom Royalty Class Play F. H. A. Go Al Al Treasurer rzcmrenpua w 1 Dorlyn Wenger IIDO-b H What does night have to do with sleeping? Pep Club Class Play Annual Staff Chorus l-2 President Vice President S lu , Vu WP gm MQMM wmv R 6 X w 7'-Y W UNIURS .IU IORS First Row: A.Egeberg, J.Som erfe1dt, H.Larson, G.Heyerdah1, O.Hi11ison, J. Gilbertson, E.Baehr, M.Thostenson, P.0mmodt, B.Keen1ance, Mrs. Sunby KAdvisorJ Second Row: I.Crum, C.Schuman, J.Hopper, J.Schu1er, P.Ray, B,Strunz, H.Babcock B.Erickson, J.Gempeler, M.Nyman Third Row: J.Gi1bertson, C.Young, J.Pann, G.Kess1er, R.Stavn, R.Tay1or Fourth Row: E.Ne1son, J.Ho1man, B.Lawrenz, D.Kersten, F.Young, G.Wi11iams J. Schadewaldt OFFICERS President--Ogden Hillison Vice-President--Dennis Gilkert KNot Picturcdj Secretary--Joan Gilbertson Treasurer--Gordon Hcyerdahl le C13 W Q I ,Mi , if ,,,,,7, ,lf , W, SOPHQMORES First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: President--Llcna Nyre Vice-President--Jim Balch Cvot Pictured? Treasurer--Janet Hillison Secretary--Tarbara Scott p J.K1ingberg, S.K1usmeyer, C.Ne1son, D.Nea1, B.Scott, L.Nyre, J.Ba1- ch, J.Hil1ison, C.Quade, D.Sowatzke, B.Hesgard, L.Egan. A.Mah1um, W.Hoadley, J.Ray, S.K1usmeyer, R.Pann, S.Riese, G.Schmitz N.Johnson, J.Scott, E.Gi1bert, D.Kane, G.Schmidt. Mr. Sommers QAdvisorD H.Christenson, R.A1tman, R.Ha1om, W.Brauer, J.Knudson, A.Scott, A.Hansen, D.Ho1man, E.Lund, D.EqQen, W.Sather, R.Sagen. D.Thompson, G.Blaser, J.Kett1e, J.Quade, M.Perkins, G. Strunz, R.Thompson, D.Holman, L.Haugen, J.Har1eman OFFICHWS 65 RESHMEN FRESHME First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: .Hicks, S.Powers, M.Bow1es, J.Hode1, B.Hil1ison, G.Garde, S.Gaarder .Riese, P.Henning, J.Burtness, G.Engen, J.Eg5enE K.Liptow, J.Fisher, S.Erickson, J.K1ingberg, J J E.Christenson, r. ben. J.5oung, J.Young, D.Brauer, L.O1son, R.Thompson, E.Gosda, E.Lund, D. en er. R.Paiombi, G.Grubb, D.Hoff, R.Kiper, S.Maveus, R.Eggen, J.Duchesneau, D.Mabie. OFVTCFRS President--Barbara Hillison Vice-President--Susan Gaarder Secretary--Jerry Garde Treasurer--Judy Hodel H firfd CTIVITIES .K A 2 , SZSLQQSMQ ,Q .. fi -:. GH? 'S '5 ,Lg fi: f . -Q A ' in 351: 'fi 'fffff :gf f .... ,X 4 5 .... ,M X.. , A, ,.,.,.,, W4 WL if Silvia . , ,, k.., N, A vewuw f -, I E Q ,-W' xg , , A FEUDIN' OVER YONDEH January 25th and 26th Stauffacher--Emmy Fry Bohnhoff ----- Aunt Harry Hornhonker Potter--- Tuck --------- Royce ---- Engen -------- Farrey--- Wells ---- Francis-- Grenawalt Gilbert-- Hopper--- Mountain Maggie Maw Fry Izzie Fry Clem Fry Rosie Bella Fry Becky Mae Hornhonker Willy Hornhonker Pappy Popoff Zeke Popoff The Travelin' Preacher 5 MOONL IGHT nun ROSES Queen: Joann Stauffacher King: Rodney Gilbert April 21, 1956 COURT Eileen Potter Kathy Tuck Rosialie Wells Shirley Farrey James Long l Terry Royce Dallas Grenawalt LeRoy Hodel e e WQQWD? I S ax 2 2 .- A 1 was Y? I 9 I I O I I ,,,,,, ,, , 5 D 'U 1 i F 'O 19 BAD First Row: J.Stauffaoher, E.Bohnhoff, R.Tay1or, B.Gi1bart, B.Scott, i.Dann, N.Stauffacher, R.Thompson, R.Stavn, L.HauQen, Second Row: E.Lund, J.Garde, P.Henning, N.Christonson, W.Hoad1y, ?.Heyerdah1, J.Gemp1er, R.Gi1bert, R.Ha1om, C.HeYeriah1, J.Duchesneau, J.Hi11- ison, J.Hode1, J.Gi1bertso . H. Twirler: Third Row: R.we11s, R.Hopper, M.Bow1es S.Riese, M.Nyman, D.Sowatzke N.Johnson, J.Eggen, Miss Payntef' CDirectorH, B. Thompson, H.Perkins, G. Kessler, I.Gi1bertson, D. Wenger, J.Saevre MAJORETTES Barbara Thompson MIXED CHCJRUS First Row: Second Row: Third Row! Fourth Row: l 1 J.Stauffacher, J.Hi11ison, D.Wenger, J.Saevre, E.Baehr, K.Tuck, C.Quade, H.Babcock, B.Strunz, B.Erickson T.Royce, J.Hicks, K.Liptow, S.Er1ckson, J.Fisher, C.Schuman, B. Hillison, S.Gaarder, J.Hode1, J.Riese, G.Schmitz, P.Onmodt, Miss Paynter' lbirectori , R.Tay1or, A.Hansen, D.Nea1, P.Ray, J.Hopper, S.K1wsmeyer, B.Hes- gard, J.Ray, S.K1usmeyer, P.Henning, J.B rtness, D.wenger, R, Kiper E.Gosda, D.Kane, L.Haugen, J.Ba1ch, B.Francis, B.Lawrenz, G.Strunz J.Kett1e, G.B1aser Miss Paynter reviewing with Janet Saevre. DR MATIC First Row: C.Ne1son, J.Gempe1er, M.Nyman, Miss Martin CAdvisorJ, D.Sowatzke, L.Nyre, R.Pann Second Row: E.Potter', D.Wenger', A.Efgeber-g, B.Francis, R.Stavn, B.Gi1bert, B. Scott, I.Crum FCRENSIC F11-St Row: R. Perkins, D. eowatzke, E. Bohnhoff, R. Penn, J. Gem ler Second Row: R. Halom, S. Nelson, J. Stauffacher, Miss Martin, E. gash:-, M. Nyman, G. Kessler TUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Second Row: President--Terrence Royce Vice-President--Gary Kessler Advisor--Mr. Barry Advisor--Miss Chamberlin Hillison, Miss Chamberlin lAdv1sorl, G. Kessler, T, Royce, Heyerdahl, L. Hodel, O.'H1llison Reavis, L. Nyre, Mr. Barry Mdvisorl, R. Eggen, E. Engen, Grenawalt, E. Nelson, R. Pann J. Gilbertson OFFTCERS ATIO AL HO QRSCJCIETY ! First Row: Second Row: Third Row: J. J. M. E. A. Sommerfeldt, A. Egeberg, H. Larson, J. Schuler, D, Neal, Hillison, E. Baehr, P. Ommodt Nyman, J. Gempeler, R. Wells, J. Stauffacher, B. Scott, Bohnhoff, S. Riese, R. Pann, E. Potter, QAdvisorJ Miss Martin Scott, R. Halom, E. Engen, T. Royce, G. Kessler F.H. . E First Row: Miss Chamberlin fAdvisorD S.Ericksen, J.Fisher, S.Farrey, P. Reavis R.Pann, R.we11s, B.Gilbert, K.Tuck. Second Row: B.Keen1ance, S.Ne1son, J,Burtness, J. Scott, P.Dahse, B.Hi1lison, S.Gaarder J.Hode1, P.Ray, J.Schu1er. V, Third Row: M.Thostenson, E.Christenson, J. Eggen, J.Gi1bertson, I.Gilbert- son, E.Bohnhoff, G.Engen, K. Liptow, E.Potter, C.Schuman, J.Hopper. OFFICERS President--Pat Beavis Vice-President--Shirley Farrey Secretary--Rosie Pann Treasurer--Rosie wells Reporter--Barbara Scott Advisor--Miss Chamberlin FUTURE F RMERS of AMERICA First Row: . Yourq, R inlombl, D Brauer, E Go aa, J Younv, S havens, Grubb v s . Grenawalt, cAdV1SOT G Howe, Third Row: . Holman, D Kersten, K Schadewalat, R Lawrenz, O, Hilllson, F Y P W lli C Y R G. Second Row: g. Ma eu J E. Nelson, Fourth Row: L. Egan, D. Fifth Row: J Kettle, A. Hansen, W.'Hoad1ey, J. Quads, D. Holman, D, Thompson, R. Thompson 5. Inudson, D, Eqqen, G. Blazer F1I'St ROW! D319 Egggn, R. Lawrenz, G. Blazer C. Francis, G. Strunz, Second Row: D. Holman, E. Lund, J. Knudson, D. Holman G. Grubb, E. Gosda, CAdvisorD Mr. Howe THE TEAM EWSPAPER STAFF First Row: S.Powers, R.Perkins, Miss Wold lAdvisorJ, J.Sommerfe1dt, E.Bohn- hoff, D.Grenwa1t, L.Nyre, K.Tuck ' Second Row: A.Eqeberq, H.Larson, D.L1ndeman, D.Ruef, S.Ne1son, I.Crum, I,G11 bertson, C.Ne1son, T.Royce I Editor--Elizabeth Bohnhoff As. Editor - Jgnice Sommerfeldt Advisor--Miss Wold SCIENCE CLUB E First Row: Second How: Ray, C.Schuman, G- Kess1er,Mr.Eben CAdvisorl A.Scott, J.Schu1er, .Hopper. .Egeberg, J.Sommerfe1dt, H.Larson, K.Tuck, E.Bohnhoff, B.Strunz, .Erickson, H.Babcock. h . A V CHEERLEADERS E Left To Right: B. Strunz, J. Gilbertson, S. Farre From left to right: J. Ray, J. Hillison, L. Nyre ya PEP CLUB First Row: S.Farreg, L.Nyre, R,Pann J.Saevre, B.Hil1ison, H.Babcock, B.Erick son, B. trunz, P.Dahse, 3.G11bertson, M.Thostenson. Second Row: K.Tuck, E.Bohnhoff, S.Erickson, E.Christenson, I.Gi1bertson, S.Ne1 son, S.Riese, J.Gempe1er, M.Nyman, A.Egeberg, Third Row: J.Ray, R.We11s, E.Potter, P.Reavis, P.Ray, C.Schuman, J. Schuler B.Scott, J.Hi11ison, J.Stauffacher. Fourth Row: J.Knudson, G.Strunz, T.Royce, R.Stavn, G.Kess1er. G.A.A. First Row: L.Nyre, K.Tuck, J.Gi1bertson, B.Stru z, J.Stauffacher, S.Erickson Second Row: B.Keen1ance, I.Crum, B.G11bert, R.Pann, S.Riese, E.Potter, P.Rea- vis, S.Farrey, Third Row: J.Scott, R.Perkins, D.Lindeman, M.Thostenson, G.Schmitz, D. Ruef, S.Ne1son, H.Babcock Fourth Row: Miss Chamberlin Utdvisorl, J.Burtness, P.Dahse, B.Er1ckson, D. Sowatzke, I.G11bertson, J.Hi11ison, E.Bohnhoff, R.We11s, E.Baehr, K.Liptow, H.Nyrnan, Miss Wold QAdvisorJ OFFICERS Pres. Joan Gilbert- son Vic.Pres. Betty Strunz Secretary. Joanne Stauffacher Treas. Kathy Tuck OCLLIB First Row: Second Row: Third Row: D.Kane, J.Long, L.Hode1, D.Grenawa1t, R.Heyerdah1, T.Royce, G. Kes sler, E.Engen, A.Scott, G.B1aser, W.Sather, R.Eggen, D.Eggen, W. Lund, B.Franc1s, J.Schmidt, K.Roeh1. J.Pann, J.Ho1man, J.Ba1ch, H.Christenson, O.Hi11ison, D. Thompson, R.G11bert, G.Heyerda.h1, Mr. Barry CAdvisor7 COMPLUENENT5 BHODHEHD DEPT. STORE Hifi-fl FOOTBALL TEAM FiPst Row: Third Row. Row: D.Holman, E.Luna, E.Gosda, L.Hauven, J.Pann, R.Fa1ombi, D.Eg?en, D.Kane, J.Garde. J.Knudson, R.Heyerdah1, O.Hil1ison, T.Royce, W.Lund, D.Thompson, D. Gilbert, R.Thompson, G.Schmidt, R. Kiper, R.Gi1bert. Mr. Barry fCoachD G. Heyerdahl, L. Evan, B.FTancis, A.Scott, W.Sather, J.Holman, G.Kessler, J.Lona, K. Roehl, J.Ea1ch, R.Eggen, Nr. Beinema, CAsst. Coachl W7 14 f 5 4 it W F 5- B' A TEAM First Row: R.Gi1bert, Mr. Barry lCoachl Second Row: D.Eggen, D.Grenawa1t, G.Heyerdahl, J.Gi1ber-tson, R.Heyerda.hl, R Kiper, E.Engen, O.Hi1lison, D.Simonson, W.Sather, R.Sagen, K. Rgehls ONK'PlnlMGNtS of r-crrvfebf CZY'r't.S' 'Ro ufc. 5-f :Eclouij Wg 'Pv-ov Gr . . , . Ho bev'T Ercrfawalt, W B TEAM First Row: Second Row: Third Row! Eggen, D. Kane, R, Halom, Mr. Beinema CCoachJ, A. Scott, Thompson, H. Cristenson Thompson, R. Palombi, G. Garde, G. Scnmidt, J. Long, J. Balch E an S Knudson Co mpluments 0-F He.L eseN COM P9-Q3 Or ovclvllle. ISC. 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