Orfordville High School - Viking Yearbook (Orfordville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

,Q 'I' ff T 1 f Parkview High School Orfordville Wisconsin The Viking Vol. I v xx WM Hmmm-. , . ,.J,,xm K. 1.Q4g43g,,,,,x4 -s -gjiw 0. 4342, af-, - 'VK '-Q. -' .JA ' -Rf 'N ', .3 s 351 in K ,ax A ,f ,. . . l . w 1 ..l m,gi1-rgxmz . ,I 0 L 1, wg .115,!.4ri.tkb . K I' xr Q Q J.y.gv 11,0 Y I I, .2 . A-f!.N.5' J 'A ' N -ld ---V l I, b in ' A' ' ' 'k , - - W f ':r-- - - .--JE-Ef1ag1sS: ! ...'...-f...-1, 1 -M-1-f A B-A M, V L-wwf-QV?-v.,'FTi'fm gkx ,F uv L nl ' 'fu Inf' QW. -1 in :!::P4'rg. .W .Q ll QW .M mafgzfgl ,wwf 2 MMM Qgafwam Zwwmw AXA? Hwy MMZJMAMM JZ,,24,30,M5Q,,4QMf4,,,f,,,,f7Ae 9?7M,,,,.' Rfaynw Qwfmamviafffmwf if fZ,y.Z2dfZ2, ,QW ,QQZfffefd2z4?4,iiZ11f12ffff,f0y1.wfp In Memoriam GERALD HOFF IN MEMORIAM In memory of Gerald Hoff, whose tragic death on June 28, 1964, was a loss suffered by his family, classmates, faculty, and many friends. We, the Viking staff of Parkview High School, honor the memory of Jerry Hoff in our 1965 Viking. Jerry is remembered by all for his athletic abilities in football, basketball and baseball. He was the Most Valuable Playerf' on the football team, as well as a member of the conference championship basketball and baseball teams. His friendly personality and pleasant at- titude gained him many friends throughout his four years of high school, and he is truly missed by all. Supt. Delbert L. McGinnis A Parting Word - The Class of 1965 has the pleasure of being the first class to graduate from the brand new Parkview High. We, in the administration of the school district, hope that you will always be proud of this fact and will look back with fond memories of your senior year at Parkview. At the same time we hope you have prof- ited by your four 'years in high school. I hope you will give some thought to these parting words: Every human mind is a great slumbering power until awakened by keen desire and by definite resolution to DO. Principal Hugh Cl Porter To the Seniors As graduating members of the class of 1965, you have succeeded in attaining one of the major goals of your life. 'Graduation, however, should not be looked upon as the terminating point of your educational endeavors. In reality, it is the opening of a door to a world of unlimited oppor- tunities. It is through a continual quest for knowledge and the subsequent self-improvement which accompanies this that you will be able to lead a rich, satisfying life as responsible citizens in this great country of ours. I sincerely hope you will take the step across the threshold of the open door and enjoy the fruits of the future it holds. Mr. Robert Bartlett, Mr. Stanley Burtness, Mr. Richard Nyman, Mr. Donald Nelson, Mr. Edward Renly, Mr. Alva Selck, Mr. Merwin Abrahamson. School Board Secretaries Mrs. Betty Schultz Mrs. Pat Devins te W? x, Y i at L ' fs - lf I 32 L' 'x'i'aJJ i Faqs? if 3193s, if Guidance Hs---s1....,.,,h,-L.. MR . DA LE BA RRY The counselor's job is helping the pupil to adjust himself personally, educationally, emotionally, and vocationally. As a counselor, I try to help the students solve some of their many problems. I feel everyone needs gui- dance or someone to talk to about their problems. I wish I could give the students the answers to all their questions, but this cannot be done. How- ever, by discussing some of their ideas and suggesting certain things, I feel the student is able to solve some of his problems. Some things which we as counselors may use to help students are friendly talks, cumulative records, interest tests, achievement tests, in- telligence tests, and vocational guidance materials. It is the hope of the guidance office that by the time the student passes through four years of high school, he has benefited from his association with the counselor and some of the materials he has received from the guidance office. Faculty Mr. Donald Albright Mrs. Marjorie Arnold B.S. Wisconsin State Univ. - B.A. Milton College Platteville Additional work University of Industrial Arts 9-12 Wisconsin and Coe College Track Coach Cross Country Coach French I French II English 9 l Mr. Dale Barry ' B.S. Milton College Wisconsin State University University of Wisconsin Northern Illinois University Problems .of Democracy Guidance Counselor Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Athletic Director French Club N Miss Elsie Chapman Mr. Charles Charmley B.E. Wisconsin State B.S. Wis. State Univ University-Stevens Platteville Point B.E. Wis. State Univ Additional work Platteville Library School Madison Chemistry Libr-arian's License Earth Science Physical Science Librarian Science Club Advisor Mrs. Gwen Daluge B.S. University of Wisconsin Home Economics 8 -12 Future Homernake rs of America Mrs . Sarah Harnmes B.M. University of Wisconsin Additional work Mansfield State College -Pa . ' is , 12, f' , 11:23 . N Mr . Joe Elliott B.S. Austin College M.S. Indiana University World History Driver's Education Head Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Mr . Richard Jensen B.F.A. Wisconsin State University-Superior Art I Art II Art 1-6 in district Fine Art 12 Mr . Stanley Ewing B.S. Wisconsin State University-Platteville Additional Work University of Wisconsin General Math Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Freshman Class Advisor Mrs. Ruth Jensen B . A . Wis consin State University-Superior English 9 English 10 Advanced Composition Annual Advisor , Jak If V .QD 4 fr-,. - 5 up -'x t v,k, Q4ff ' YE V' ' V' ' y ,gg Miss Josephine Martin B.E. Wisconsin State U. Platteville M. S. University of Wis. English ll and 12 Forensics Newspaper National Honor Society i Mr . Carl Paulsen B.S. Wisconsin State Univ. - Platteville Agriculture 9-12 Industrial Arts 8 Future Farmers of America Mr . Robert Muenchow Wisconsin State Univ. Milton College Indiana University Ext. B.A. Valparaiso Univ. Graduate work Colorado State College U.S. History Bookkeeping World Civilization Junior Class Play Junior Class Advisor Co-advisor Sports man Club Mr. John Ponyicasanyi B.E. Wisconsin State University-Whitewater Shorthand Office Practice Typing I Typing II Driver's Education Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Mae Olson Wisconsin State University- Whitewater Chorus Elementary Music Mrs. Lorraine Porter B.A. Luther College Physical Education Girls' Health Physical Education 5-8 Cheerleaders GAA Mr . John Pringle B. E. Wisconsin State University-Platteville Additional work at University of Wisconsin Madison and Milwaukee Special Education Math English Social Studies Science Mr . Paul Soquet B.S. Univ. of Wis. M.S. Univ. of Wis. Biology 9 and 10 Science Club Advisor Mr. Donald Robb B.S. University of Illinois Graduate work Northern Illinois University Band Fine Arts II Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Robert Stearns B.S. Wisconsin State University-LaCrosse M. S. Indiana University Additional work at University of Wis. Physical Education Freshman Health Safety and First Aid 6-7-8 Phy. Ed. Intramurals Footville Basketball Coach Mr. Robert Smith B. S. Wisconsin State University-Superior Graduate work Remedial Reading Developmental Reading Student Council Advisor Miss Marie Weeks B.A. University of Wisconsin Additional work at University of Wis. English 10 Spanish I Spanish II Spanish 8 Spanish Club Advisor um, San-ap JOANNE AMES GAA 45 Sunset Riders 4. THERESA BANDI Riding Club 3,4 Kvice -presidently GAA 3,45 French Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2. DIANNE BURTNESS Class Officer 3 ltreasurer-D5 Student Cotmcil 15 Spanish Club 35 Junior Class Playg Home- coming 15 Best Actress 35 State Music Festi val 35 Band 1,2, 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4 laccom- panistJ5 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. REBECCA BURTNESS Sunset Riders 4 Qtreasurerlg FHA 1, 25 French Club 3,45 GAA 4. DIANE CAMPBELL GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 ltreasurerh Riding Club 45 Junior Class Play. JIM CARROLL FFA 1,2 Kpresidentl, 3,4 tpresidentlg Na- tional Honor Society 1,25 Badger Boys State 3. RANDY CARROLL Sportsmans Club 4 lpresidentlg Letterrnen's Club 2, 3,43 Track 2,4, Basketball 2, 3, Homecoming King 3, Annual Staff 3. ALAN COKER Class Officer 3 Cvice -presidentlg Conserva- tion Club 4, Prom. PHILLIP COX FFA 1 , 2, 3 Ctreasurerl 43 Letterrnen's Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT DEAN Spanish Club 3,43 GAA 15 Music Clinic 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1. JANET DOBSON Class Officer 2 Csecretarylg GAA 2 ltreasur- erlg Spanish Club 3,4 Ctreasurerlg Student librarian 4 lpresiclentig Forensics 3, 4, Prom Queen 35 Chorus 1,2,4g Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 2. LARRY EARLE Lettermen'sClub 3, 4, Football lg Track 25 Wrestling 23 Cross-country 4. MARILYN ENGEN Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 1, 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Dance Band 4, Student Librarian 2, FHA 1,25 Music Clinic l, Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Triple Trio 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 4. ROXANNE GARETSON FHA 4, GAA 4, Snowball Queen 4, FFA Sweetheart 4. NANCY GAARDER Class Officer 1 ltreasurerlg Student Council 2, Spanish Club 3, FHA 1, GAA 1,2, Foren- sics 4, Junior Class Play, Homecoming 4, Chorus l,2, 3,4, Triple Trio 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Annual Staff 4. TOM GRENAWALT FFA 1, 2, 3 Cpresidentl, 4 lsentinallg Basket- ball 2, 3,4, Snowball King 4, FFA Star Greenhand 1. JULIE HAUGEN Class Officer 1 fsecretarylg Forensics l,2, 3 Cpresidentl, 4 ipresidentlg Student Librar- ian 1, Spanish Club 3,4, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3 tvice -presidentl, 4 tpresidentl, Advisory Committee 4, Junior Class Play, Prom, Badger Girls State 3, State Music Festival 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 lpresidentlg Chorus l, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 lco- editorl . LINDA HAUGEN Band 1,2, chorus 1,2. JIM HELGESEN Class Officer 3 lpresidentbg Student Council 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Football 1,2,4, Track 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Prom, Annual Staff 4. BILL HESGA RD Spanish Club 4 Qpresidentlg Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Conservation Club 4g Student Council 43 Double Quartet 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Band 1,2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA HESGARD MARCELLA INMAN Class Officer 1 lvice -presidentb, 3 lsecre- taryl, 4 fpresidentlg Forensics 1, 2, 3,4 Qvice -presidentlg Student Council 4 Qsecre- tarybg GAA 3, National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Triple Trio 45 Prom Court, DAR 4, Newspaper Staff 2 ico-editorl 3,4, Annual Staff 43 Cheerleader 2. DENNIS JOHNSON FFA 45 Basketball 1,23 Track 4. GARY JOHNSON FFA 1,2,3,4g Football 1, Wrestling 23 Track 3. LOIS JORANLIEN Class Officer 3 Qtreasurerlg FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Cvice -presidentlg National Honor Society 4, GAA 3,4, Student Council 4, Snowball 43 Band 1, Annual Staff 4. JO ANN KAUN FHA Treasurer 3g FHA 1,2, 3,4g Triple Trio 3, Clothing Award 45 Betty Crocker Award 43 FHA Convention 23 Chorus 3,4g Annual Staff 4. DAVID KENNEDY BILL KLITZMAN FFA 1 , 2, 3. DARRYL LANDSVERK Letterrnen's Club 2, 3,4 Kvice -presidentlg Spanish 3,4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensics 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, 3, 43 Homecoming 4g Badger Boys State 35 Annual Staff 4. SANDRA LAUBE FHA 15 GAA 2, Chorus 1,2. PAT LUCAS FHA 1,2 Ctreasurerl, 3,4g GAA 2, 3,43 Spanish Club 35 Forensics 43 Viking Girl 3j Annual Staff 4. JUDY' LUND Sunset Riders 3 Cpresidentl, 4 lpresidentbg GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Ksecretarylg National Honor Society 2, 3,4 ipresidentlg FHA 13 Student Council 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 3,4. KATHY NELSON Class Officer 4 lsecretarylg GAA 3, FHA 43 Spanish Club 33 Band 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Triple Trio 3. LINDA NELSON FHA 2, 3,45 Student Librarian 1, 2, 3, GAA 2 3,4, Junior Class Play 33 Chorus 1, 2. RONA LD OLSON LARRY RIEMER Transfer from Fond du Lac. JOHN RE INTS ELLEN RHEINSCHMLDT FHA 2,3,4g GAA 25 Promg Chorus l,2, 3,4g Triple Trio 3, Girls' Glee Club 4. BOBBIE RIESE Sophomore vice -president, Student Council Rep. 3,4g Forensics 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3, Span- ish Club 3Q4g Triple Trio 4g Girls Glee Club 4g Junior Class Play, Homecoming Rep. 23 Music Clinic 3g Band 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 4, Newspaper Staff 4g Annual Staff 4. MARVIN ROHRER Class Officer 2 Cpresidentlg Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 25 Homecoming 2, 3, Chorus 3. ALICE SATHER FHA lg GAA l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 3, Foren sics 35 Bookseller 4, Chorus lg Girls Glee Club 4, Annual Staff 4. PAT SCOTT FHA 2, 3,45 GAA 2, 3,4g Spanish Club 3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 2. JAYMIE SHOEMAKER FFA 4, Conservation Club 43 Track 4. SUSAN SILVERTHORN GAA 2,3,4g FHA 2, 3,43 Chorus 33 Student Librarian Csecretary BL treasurer! 4. TOM SMITH Class Officer 4 ivice -presidentlg Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3,43 Prom. KAREN SVEOM GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3,43 Junior Class Play, Promg Clothing Award 3. PETER SVOBODA Forensics 3, 45 Class Play 3,4, Prom King 3, Badger Boys Stateg Best Actor Award, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. CYNTHIA TEWS Class Officer 2 Ctreasurerlg Spanish Club 3 4, GAA 3,43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Junior Class Pla - Homecomin 3' Chorus Y, E , 3, Triple Trio 33 Girls' Glee Club 45 News- paper Staff 23 Annual Staff 2, 3,4 lco-ecli- tori. JAN TE WS SUSAN THOSTENSON GAA 2, 3, FHA 4, Chorus 2, 3. JOYCE VOGEL FHA 1, 2, 3 Ksecretaryl, 4 Cparliamentarianb GAA 2, 3,43 Chorus 3,4, Annual Staff 4. CINDY WELCH FHA 2, 3,4 lpresidentlg GAA 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1, 3,43 Cheerleader 2,4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. DELBERT WENGER Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Sportman's Club 4, Basketball l,2, Football l, Wrestling 3,45 Cross Country 4, Prom Court, Band l,2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES WHITE FHA 4, GAA 4, Forensics 4, Homecoming Queen 4. 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Stark ik' rr 1. SN P. Terrill L. Tomasik P. Tornasik D. Weis J. Wescott D. West J. Traver- L. Willing P. Wolfe B. Woodard T. Woodman J. Zanzinger N. Zierfus SCHOOL SONG Parkview High School, our Parkview High School, You're the best team I ever knew. Team that's loyal, your colors royal, Parkview High School, come plunging through U-Rah Parkview High School, Our Parkview High School Keep on fighting, until your fame Hold your heads high, lets see your colors fly There'1l be a victory for you Parkview High. PARKVIEW FIGHT SONG Oh, fight on for Parkview With all the spirit we know you have. And it's fight, fight, Parkview High Win, Win, Parkview High, Shout out the victory cry, RAH, RAH, RAH, Fight on for Parkview We are the Vikings and we're here to WIN So we'l1 Yell and fight, and we 'll WIN we know, This will be Parkview's victory boys. Marcella Inman, President, Lois Joranlien, Treasurer, Kathie Nelson, Secretary, Tom Smith, Vice-president, Mr. Ponyicsanyi, Advisor. Dick Keesey, President, Marilyn Connell, Vice-president, Martha Mielke, Secretaryg Dannie Pann, Treasurer, 1VIr. Muenchow, Advisor. SENIOR CLASS The senior class of 1965 has spon- sored several events during the past school year. The events began with a unique half-time program. It was high- lighted by the presentation of the queen, Fran White, who appeared on a royal float. The king, R-andy Carroll, crowned Fran in the presence of the senior repre- sentatives, Nancy Gaarder and Darryl Landsverk. The climax of the homecom- ing weekend was the dance the following evening. The senior class takes pride in be- ing the first graduating class of Parkview High School. Class JUNIOR CLASS The junior class received their much -anticipated class rings, which was the first big event of the school year. For Homecoming the junior class presented a skit during the pep session. Sheryl Hoff and Paul Johnson were the class representatives for the Homecoming activities. In March the class presented their class play, The Girl From Outer Space. To end the year the juniors hosted the seniors at the Junior Prom. SOPHO MORE CLASS The sophomores elected Corrine Johnson and David Jensen as its Home- coming representatives. During the year, the class sponsored several dances. The highlight of the year was the ordering of class rings, which will be received during the fall of the junior year Officers FRESHMAN CLASS The freshman class is responsible for the Homecoming bonfire which was a very successful project this year. The skit presented by the class the night oi' the bonfire received a first place. The class chose Carol Uber and David Coon as its representatives on the Homecom- ing court. The class,of '68 takes pride in be- ing the first class that will complete all four years of high school at Parkview High School. Autographs ,..Mm--. g. ,W ,, ,. - 3.9 ,,,,w RN, ,Y --wlni ' xl :Pal , Yue vw mf. 1' AM W, 1, H., .5 .. Mm ,M -. V- , ., M . W, ,Y V - , ,imiiixgirk ., Q ew V A : WH :,.,1?4,1 -A wg ' Wirvfvqgg S- 1 M - .. .,,, 4, ,am N, . ,,fifv w g , 5 Nv-- , V, M ,Q ag , f -, . , 1 ,f I A ,Q .i.5,1, 5 35 K-ii W . M, 5335, ii., N, 1-- EXU I ii? La ,avi fifi ' -5 QQH' Q5 V? fu.. 22 gig! 1 V5 .sag El ffl? ,gigffg.,fj211' 'wiki myi'qi'gq'3 ,ws fli?sqg,,e L I 'H K iwffgag ,f,g,! . ff' vi?-j, s 1P5? f.i:w 2l.'2'2,f Z E.:K1?3iQ K , ' M 'fig WI -1 - mf' ROW ONE: G. Norman, B. Riese, S. Johnson, J. Haugen, M. Inman, C. Connell, L. Joran lien, M. Connell. ROW TWO: Mr. Smith, Advisor, R. Keesey, C. Hoerler, J. Lund, C. Welch, J. Dobson, C. Inman, B. Palombi. ROW THREE: W. Adkins, B. Hesgard, B. Dan- iels, D. Bartlett, J. Helgesen, F. Daniels, G. Ranum, G. Hagen, R. Hawley. Student Council Student - Faculty Advisory Committee Mrs. Jensen, Mr. Elliott, R. Keesey, Miss Weeks, Mr. Barry, G. Ranum, J. Haugen, M. Inman. OFFICE RS Carolyn Connell, Vice -president, Sue Johnson, Treasurer, Julie Haugen, President, Marcella In- man, Secretary. The Student -Faculty Advis - ory Committee was formed this year as a mediator between the student body and administration of Parkview High School. It consists of four faculty mem- bers and four members of the Student Council. The duties are to discuss and advise changes or improvements in the policies of the school. The committee is headed by Mr. Hugh C. Porter. iking Staff Julie Haugen Cyndee Tews The editing of the first volume of the new Park- view Viking was undertaken by a large staff. The staff consisted of students from all the classes in school. The editing of the Viking was a big project and it took the cooperation of the entire staff to put the Viking together. Because Parkview is a new and a bigger school, the Viking staff decided to make a few changes in the annual. The staff increased the size by adding a larger number of pages. To make the book neater, the staff also decided to go to type reset, which will make the printing clearer and much neater. To stress the idea that Parkview is a new school, we are using many pic- tures in the annual that will emphasize the new school. STAFF ROW ONE: J. Mielke, L. Lansverk, L. Joranlien, S. Kelsey, Mrs. Jensen, advisorg M. Engen, S. Johnson, J. Vogel, J. Kaun. ROW TWO: B. Palombi, L. McCormick, D. John- son, J. Gempler, L. Wohlfert, K. Nelson, J. Norman, S. Svoboda, R. Knudson, D. Burtness, J. Dobson. ROW THREE: L. Hauri, N. Gaarder, B. Riese, A. Sather, K. VanBrocklin, P. Svoboda, S. Perkins, J. Helgesen. nal. an- emq sz..-we-if -B f' - i ,. . .. . ... . .. . ..,. . . sw?,,,sE,,m,,,,,,,mm . ,, , xg, I ROW ONE: M. Oblak, S. Johnson, B. Riese, B. Knudson, M. Connell, M. Mielke, Miss Martin, advisor, S. Svoboda, L. Landsverk. ROW TWO: S. Carroll, W. Church, J. Nor- man, C. Connell, K. Butzler, V. Ballew, J. Lund, D. Weis, M. lnrnan, K. Sweeney, J. Kjerstad, C. Hoff, S. Simpson, D. Johnson, K. Nelson. ROW THREE: M. Risch, J. Hau- gen, J. Schmerse, P. Svoboda, P. Johnson, R.. Keesey, F. Daniels, D. Pann, S. Kitelinger C. Hoerler, S. Johnson. CO -EDITOR-S Pen Staff B O O e I Ie Martha Mielke Marilyn Connell B. Stark S. Johnson A. Sather This program was formed in 1964 to stimulate an interest in reading. The profits are used for a scholarship rewarded to a meritorious senior at the end of the year. The books are chosen according to their educational benefit as well as for reading enjoy- ment. A special room has been provided for the sale and display of the books. Spanish Club ROW ONE: J. Dobson, Treas.g C. Hoerler, Sec.g Miss Weeks, Advisorg B. Hesgard, Pres., C. Inman, V. Pres. ROW TWO: W. Church, S. Johnson, M. Hasley, S. Johnson, C. Scholl- rneyer, S. Svoboda, L. Landsverk, J. Haugen, M. Risch, R. Hasley, S. Pann, D. Lands- verk. ROW THREE: B. Stark, S. Harnack, P. McGinnis, P. Dean, K. Halley, M. Inman, B. Riese, C. Tews, M. Oblak, V. Carratt, P. Scott, C. Hoff. Membership to the Spanish Club is open to those who are presently taking Spanish and those who have had the language in the past. The Spanish Club sponsored a dance after a home basketball game, which featured balloons filled with candy. During the dance the balloons were bro- ken and the candy distributed to those present. As the final event of the school year, the Span- ish Club had an outing at one of the local parks. Be- fore the picnic lunch was eaten, games were played by all the members. French Club ein, ROW ONE: T. Giles, J. Ferguson, G. Norman, L. Wolfe. ROW TWO: B. Palombi, B. Burtness M. Oblak, J. Kjerstad, T. Bandi, P. Mahlurn, Mrs. Arnold, Advisor, R. Lee, V. Oblak R Halley, C. Beck, D. Jensen. ROW THREE: P. Terrill, J. McClimans, E. Egan, B Woodard, C. Uber. The French Club is an organi- zation for those who have taken one semester of French. This year the club was very busy. The club had a work day and did odd jobs on one Saturday. The club sold pop and candy at dances. They also enrolled in the People and People Program, which consisted of sending tapes, letters, etc. , to a school in France, and of receiving the same in return. ROW ONE: Linda Wolfe, secretary, Gerry Norman, president. ROW TWO: Roger Halley, Student council representative, Torn Giles, treas- urer, Jim Ferguson, vice-president Science Club ROW ONE: M. Engen, C. Connell, Treas.g L. Landsverk, Sec., M. Connell, Pres.g M. E- Risch, Vice-Pres., B. Farry, W. Church, B. Palombi. ROW TWO: Mr. Soquet, Advisor, Mr. Charmley, Advisor, D. Jensen, B. Daniels, S. Perkins, J. Schmerse, J. Norman, S. Carroll, D. Schmerse, J. Phillips. The Science Club is for those who are interested in science and who hold a B average or better. The Science Club has sponsored a dance and sold re- freshments at the basketball games. In the spring, the club will sponsor a Science Fair. Each member of the club will be required to make a pro- ject, which will be displayed at the fair. ....,-Gkxk ROW ONE: S. Johnson, Sec.-Treas., J. Haugen, Pres., Miss Martin, Advisor, M. Inman, V. Pres., B. Riese. ROW TWO: D. Schmerse, J. Gempler, F. White, B. Palombi, S. Kite linger, C. Hoerler, M. Risch, S. Pann, B. Stark, C. Uber, L. Alf, S. Svoboda. ROW THREE: B. Hesgard, D. Runass, J. Kjerstad, J. Ferguson, J. Speich, P. Svoboda, M. Ba- ertschi, P. Mahlurn, R. Lee, J. Thorson, P. McGinnis. ROW FOUR: J. Schrnerse, S. Simpson, C. Haugen, J. Dobson, K. Burtness, M. Brockman, J. McLimans. Forensics National Honor Society ROW ONE: J. Lund, Pres., H. Young, Sec.-Treas.g S. Simpson, V. Pres., L. Joranlien, M. Inman. ROW TWO: K. Halley, J. Stauffacher, S. Johnson, B. Palombi, C. Hoerler. ROW THREE: S. Svoboda, K. Engen, C. Haugen, P. Mahlum, W. Church. ROW FOUR: J. McLi- mans, E. Egan, J. Carroll, C. Connell. ROW FIVE: J. Haugen, Miss Martin, Advisor, S. Carlson, M. Connell, L. Wolfe, C. Tews, V. VanBrocklin. -4 GAA A A QiQgl, Q l Q - - ROW ONE: C. Tews, C. Welch, L. Joranlien, P. Joranlien, J. Lund, Sec., B. Palombi, Pres., Mrs. Porter, Advisor, C. Hoff, D. Campbell, Treas.g P. Lucas, F. White, L. Nel- son, B. Burtness. ROW TWO: B. Farry, C. Connell, K. Sveom, P. Scott, A. Sather, S. Silverthorn, J. Vogel, T. Bandi, J. Ames, H. Young, S. Simpson, M. Oblak, L, Scoville, J Wells. ROW THREE: J. Klopfenstein, C. Lee, J. Bennett, R.Knudson, M. Nordeng, V. Car- ratt, J. Norman, D. Weis, S. Harnack, M. Mielke, M. Connell, S. Johnson, M. Risch, L. Hodel, C. Steinmetz. ROW FOUR: R. Hasley, L. McCormick, J. Norman, L. Wohlfert, S. Carlson, J. McLimans, P. Mahlum, E. Egan, J. Stauffacher, C. Haugen, J. Mielke, C. Schollmeyer, K. Engen, M. Evans. ROW FIVE: B. Ayen, B. Farrey, J. Eggan, N. Gosda, D. Utzig, M. Ray, D. Johnson, J. Speich, R. Ames, K. Demrow, M.'Hasley, B. Nelson, C. Uber, B. Woodard. ROW SIX: S. Harnack, M. Pergande, K. Burtness, J. Jorgenson, L. Hauri, K. Butzler, V. Ballew, P. McGinnis, D. Burtness, L. Bladorn, F. Balch, M. Brockman, V, Schollmeyer, V. McLimans, K. McMahon, S. Pann. ROW SEVEN: P. Schwe der, K. Sveom, L. Arnold. On Tuesdays and Fridays throughout the SPORT CHAIRMEN school year the GAA holds scheduled intramural Linda Hodel ----------- Volleyball games. The chairman in charge of each sport was Pam Malhum ------ ---Soccer selected by the members of the GAA. Cindy Welch ---- Basketball Martha Mielke was placed in charge of bowl- Karen Demrow ---- Table Tennis ing held on Monday nights after school. Karen Sveom --- Badminton In October the GAA sponsored a Halloween Pat Scott ------ Shuffleboard Dance. Skating and swimming parties were Sue Kitelinger -- Softball planned by the outing committee and held in the Cindy Tews ----- Archery early spring. Martha Mielke ---- Bowling ROW ONE: F. White, K. Sveom, K. Nelson, J. Kaun, P. Lucas, J. Vogel, L. Joranlien, C Welch, J. Schmerse, S. Svoboda, Mrs. Daluge, Advisorg S. Silverthorn, R. Garretson, P. Scott, E. Rheinschmidt, L. Nelson. ROW TWO: L. Wohlfert, R. Ames, M. Ray, S. Carroll C. Lee, J. Mair, M. Nordeng, L. Alf, M. Oblak, B. Farrey, C. Drenning, J. Klopfenstein, D. Johnson, D. Utzig. ROW THREE: R. Hasley, K. Sveom, B. Farrey, P. Schroeder, B. Woodard, J. Shaw, P. Wolfe, J. Jorgenson, S. Carlson, V. Schollmeyer, L. Arnold, C. Ub er, B. Nelson, S. Kelsey. ROW FOUR: N. Gosday, P. Joranlien, K. Butzler, M. Polky, K Gilbert, K. Burtness, K. Northrup. This year was an exciting year for the Future Homemakers of America. They had an Officer's Workshop, a rally at Brodhead, the Sno-Ball dance, and a Mother-Daughter night. They all had a chance to compete in the FHA demonstration contest which offered possibilities for competition in the Milwaukee Fair. The objective of a good FHA member is to learn and have fun learning. The objective was carried out well in this Year's activities. Betty Crocker Award presented to JoAnn Kaun by Mrs. Daluge the Home Ec. teacher. rl ,Q - Q-gf 'M if ROW ONE: P. Johnson, D. Landsverk, D. Johnson, J. Shoemaker. ROW TWO D Olson P. Cox, J. Tews, T. Knapp, Mr. Paulson, advisor, J. Carroll, D. Runass T Grenawalt G. Johnson, D. Risch, P. Johnson. ROW THREE: C. Piper, C. Olson, J Phillips H Hauri, W. Krebs, D. Abrahamson, K. Nelson, M. Weis, K. Douglas, T. Woodman K Naatz ROW FOUR: M. Staber, E. Tews, D. Potter, D. West, L. Carroll, J. Traver P Johnson G. Kaun, D. Buttolph, R. Lund. ROW FIVE: L. Willings, S. Carratt, B Krebs L Licht fuss, D. Weis, J. Zanzinger. Roxanne Garetson The FFA-FHA were sponsors of the Sno- Ball in February. The theme of this year's formal was Love Makes The World Go Round. Roxanne Garetson and Tom Grena- walt graced the dance as queen and king. The Grenawalts presented the club with a gilt that is being cared for by Lonnie Paulson. Each year another member will be selected to continue the project. The chapter selected as Sweetheart , Roxanne Garetson, who honored the games and the annual banquet with her presence . SWEETHEART FFA PROJECT Lettermen's Club ROW ONE: S. Laube, D. Jensen, L. Silverthorn, D. Landsverk, vice-presidentg R. Carroll, T. Lythjohan, D. Wenger, B. Hesgard, J. Phillips. ROW TWO: P. Cox, J. Abr-ahamson, P Johnson, S. Geister, D. Hawkinson, J. Thorson, R. Hawley, H. Hauri, P. Johnson, secre- tary-treasurerg T. Welch, G. Hagen, president. ROW THREE: C. Jorgenson, C. Nelson, D Curry, C. Beck, A. Gibeaut, L. Earle, D. Pann, D. Bladorn, R. Jacobs, M. Rohrer, E. Shumway, Mr. Barry, advisor. ROW FOUR: J. Helgesen, G. Davies, J. Tews, D. Keesey, F. Daniels, B. Fairbert, M. Hanson, S. Perkins. The Letterrnen's Club sold pop and candy dur- ing the home basketball games. The money in the treasury was used to buy large duffel bags which were used in the transportation of football equipment. The lettermen attended a University of Wisconsin basketball game during the winter. Mr. Barry is the advisor for the organization. Student Librarians ROW ONE: J. Wells, L. Scoville, J. Dobson, S. Silverthorn, M. Oblak, B. Stark. ROW TWO: J. Klopfenstein, B. Palombi, K. Sweeny, M. Polky, Miss Chapman, Advisor, D. Ommodt, S. Johnson, S. Simpson, C. Lee. Sunset Riders The Sunset Riders were busy preparing for their oncoming horseshow, It was held on the sixteenth of May. The horseshow was spon- sored by the Madison Saddle Club. Committees worked on advertising, refreshments, and the club flag. ROW ONE: S. Coon, B. Burtness, J. Lund, H. Young, L. Scoville, J. Ames. ROW TWO: B. Brockman, B. Brockman, S. Carlson, T. Bandi, D. Campbell, J. Speich, J. Campbell. 0 ROW ONE: K. Engen, K. Demrow, K. Burki, R. Lee, P. McGinnis. ROW TWO: S. Carlson, S. Coon, K. Burtness, L. Arnold, W. Church, R. Hasley, J. Jorgenson, B. Riese. ROW THREE: J. Shaw, V. Leech, T. Nordeng, K. Sveom, R. Noss, J. Stauffacher, B. Arnold, C. Schollrneyer, P. Scott, T. Roy. ROW FOUR: B. Sagen, N. Gosda, L. Riedle F. Daniels, L. Silverthorne. Bobbie Riese Julie Haugen ROW ONE: S. Pann, K. Gilbert, R. Knudson, P. Dean, M. Hasley, J. Haugen. ROW TWO: P. Terrill, V. Schollmeyer, M. Engen, K. Naatz, T. Fletcher, M. Evans, M. Schoen, D. Wenger, S. Johnson. ROW THREE: D. Hawkinson, M. Shaw L. Stark, B. Stark, A. Carroll, C. Steinmetz, B. Daniels, J: Speich, G. Kaneg Mr. Robb, Dir. Mr . Robb Director We started the year off right by electing new officers who were as follows: president, Julie Hau- gen, vice-president, Frank Daniels, secretary, Ruth Knudsong treasurer, Sue Johnson. Frank Daniels also represented in the Student Council. The band worked very hard this past year prac- ticing for half-time shows which were presented at the home games during the football and basketball season. Parkview High School was honored to have the music festival here this year. The band felt very proud to show off their new uniforms at the festival. Funds for the uniforms were obtained by selling can- dy. Roger Noss ROW ONE: Mrs. Olson, director, D. Burtness, acc., A. Carroll, J. Shaw, M. Oblak, N. Gaarder, J. Dobson, C. Welch, C. Schollmeyer, K. Demrow, J. McLimans, V. Schollmey- er, D. Burtness, S. Pann, P. Joranlien, V. McLimans, J. Stauffacher, K. Engen, B. Pal- ornbi. ROW TWO: R. Hasley, C. Lee, V. Steinmetz, S. Svoboda, D. Utzig, G. Kaun, W. Church, E. Rheinschmidt, M. Risch, J. Kaun, M. Engen, P. McGinnis, M. Brockman, J. Speich, E. Egan, B. Riese. ROW THREE: P. Fairbert, B. Farrey, B. Arnold, M. Pergan de, V. Ballew, K. Butzler, E. Kratz, J. Vogel, S. Harnack, J. Schmerse, S. Coon, N. Gos da, M. Hasley, L. Hillison, J. Bennett. ROW FOUR: G. Kane, B. Hesgard, D. Jensen, D. Wenger, K. Burki, M. Schoen, B. Daniels, D. Bartlett, R. Lee, V. Oblak, D. Ommodt, P. Mahlum, R. Knudson, K. Nelson, D. Johnson, S. Laube, D. West. Chorus This year the chorus had approximately 60 members. The director was Mrs. Mae Ol- son and the pianist was Dianne Burtness. The chorus participated in the Christmas Concert with the band and had several fine small groups perform also. On March 14 the band and the chorus took part in the dedication of the new school. Sev- eral of the groups who performed for the dedi- cation also took part in the Spring Music Festi- val in May. Parkview was the site of the spring solo and band festivals. Mrs . Olson Dire ctor ? xi' . - Fri 'f ' Q 15? Ei ' x V Q X4 :PFW 'sf 'ki evivf 4 , . 'Xa E x, , in W' .Sf N ,S ,I PVEQ2 ' M14 u 1 E . Aw 5 W,,. ff -ww V N15 2' ,:5..if+ 1' AMY Awww .MWW2 lim-mfsm. +. 1 5 'A Badger Boys and Girls State are citizenship training projects sponsored by The American Legion Their purpose is to educate our y youth in the duties, privileges, i rights, and responsibilities of American Citizenship. The pro- gram of Badger State has been de- veloped on the fundamental assump- tion that 'youth can best learn to do by doing' , and, in every possible way, the government of Boys and Girls State parallels that of the government of the State of Wiscon- sin. Badger State Representatives Jim Carroll Peter Svoboda Darryl Landsverk Julie Haugen 5 S 931 T53 T If f Q , i g ' ,Q Q P r We K ai i M, Junior Class Pla 9 ROW ONE: C. Tews, student directorg J. Haugen, D. Burtness, J. Helgesen, Wenger. ROW TWO: B. Riese, N. Gaarder, B. Hesgard, P. Svoboda. ROW THREE: Mr. Muenchow, directorg D. Campbell, D. Landsverk, L. Nelson, K. Sveom. The play the Junior Class presented was Good Night Ladies written by Edwin Day. The play was held in November of 1964 at two separate per- formances. It was given in the afternoon to the student body and again the same evening to the public. The play proved to be a successful experience. Following the performance in the evening the entire cast was invited to the Burtness home for a party and refreshments. The cast is as follows: Helen Raleigh . Jane Raleigh. . Sam Raleigh . . Jug Brown. . . Professor Dexter. . . . Dean Eggleby . Angela Rimini . Larry Dobson . Lulu Griffen . . Judy West . . . George West. . Betty London . a Q o n . n Q .Dianne Burtness . . Julie Haugen . . Bill Hesgard . Peter Svoboda Darryl Landsverk . . Karen Sveom . . Bobbie Riese . . Jim Helgesen . Nancy Gaarder . Diane Campbell . Delbert Wenger . . Linda Nelson D - Homecoming '64 l Tonight KING Randy Carroll QUEEN Fran White COURT Darryl Landsverk Nancy Gaarder Paul Johnson Cheryl Hoff David Jensen Corrine Johnson David Coon Carol Uber Junior Prom KING Peter Svoboda QUEEN Janet Dobson PAGES Jill Olson Gre g Ne ls on COURT Julie Haugen Delbert Wengef' Ellen Rheins chmidt Torn Smith Karen Sveom Allan Coker Marcella Inman Jim Helge sen Stranger on the Shore Sno-Bal I 4 Love Makes the World Go 'Round COURT KING Jan Tews Ken Nelson TOM GRENAWALT Lois Joranlien Sandy Kelsey QUEEN 'T Dale Runass John Zanzinger ROXANNE GARETSON Joyce Schmerse Peggy Joranlien .lg o Cheerleaders lun M n A Squad C. Welch M. Oblak R. Knudson C. Inman D. Burtness NB!! b E. Egan J. Stauffacher' J, MCC1iman5 C. Haugen Autographs .14 ,i 1: , 41 11-f mg 9561, if .K wx -rw , Football ROW ONE: W. Davies, D. Landsverk, G. Ranum, D. Pann, D. Keesey, T. Welch, T. Fletcher. ROW TWO: C. Beck, J. Helgesen, P. Johnson, R. Carroll, S. Perkins, G. Hagen B. Bolen. ROW THREE: D. Bartlett, D. Curry, J. Abrahamson, R. Jacobs, T. Lythjohn, F. Daniels, B. Hesgard. ROW FOUR: T. Laube, J. Thorson, S. Hagen, D. Abraharnson, T. Giles, M. Schoen, D. Jensen, C. Jorgenson. ROW FIVE: Mr. Elliott, coach, E. Shumway, manager, G. Davies, manager, Mr. Barry, assistant coach, CO-CAPTAINS Frank Daniels and Paul Johnson Season Review The fledgling Vikings of Parkview High School fought and suffered through a disappointing season that saw a record of seven games lost and one game won. Its best games were against Belleville and Clinton, both eventual conference champs, Belleville of the State Line and Clinton of the Indian Trails. The Vikings, young and inexperienced, were skilled on defensive tactics but lacked the offensive punch early in the year to push the ball into the all important picnic grounds , the end zone. The games were: 0-14 Clinton 0-20 Juda 0-6 South Wayne O-38 Argyle 0-l3 Brodhead 6-13 Belleville '7 -l 3 Blanchardville 20-O New Glarus Blanchardville proved to be the biggest disappointment of the season with the Vikings in the lead 7-0 only to suffer two fatal mistakes, adropped punt and a long pass over the normally tight secondary. Argyle proved to be a frustrating loss as the young Viking team could not cope with the running of Jim Wyss and the passing of all-conference Jim Burreson Frustration turned to glory in the last ball game as the Vikings ran up 20 points against a strong New Glarus team and then kept the Knights away from the goal line with reserves the rest of the game. ' ' The Vikings will only lose four seniors and will return the entire starting lineup plus key reserves. This fact plus the hard lessons of a losing season are raising high the hopes of Viking fans who see a winning season ahead for a great bunch of boys who worked hard all year and are looking forward to next year with great anticipation. ALL - CONFERENCE' Frank Daniels T. Lythjohan, G. Hagen, T. Welch, J. Helgesen, R. Jacobs, R. Keesey, M. Baertschi, S. - Mr. Perkins, T. Grenawalt, P. Johnson, J. Ferguson, B. Hesgard, D. Landsverk, manager, Basketball - Varsity Team This year we started the season with a young, inexperienced team that developed them- selves during the year. Paul Johnson won the area scoring crown the second year in a row with 494 points. Dick Keesey proved to be a valuable rebounder and his scoring improved r tl Ting Welch was an invaluable ball handler and a good scorer. Two sophomores g ea y. proved good assets to the Viking squad. Steve Perkins was a member of the starting five and ' l t th was a fine scorer. Tom Lythgohan was a great ball handler and a good scorer. We os ree seniors this year. Bill Hesgard was a valuable addition to the starting five and a good ball handler. Tom Grenawalt did an excellent job backing the starters. Darryl Landsverk, as manager, was a staunch supporter of the team. Barry, coach . Parkview Opponent 74 8 3 Argyle 7 3 52 South Wayne 64 7 8 Albany 66 71 Monticello 7 7 85 Brodhead 82 7 0 Belleville 64 69 New Glarus 8 1 62 Juda TOURNAMENT 7 6 59 Blanchardville Parkview 68 Ore gon 5 6 69 7 8 Albany 80 59 Monticello Brodhead 7 2 Parkview 69 7 8 74 Brodhead 99 52 Belleville 69 78 South Wayne 8 1 7 7 Argyle 77 57 New Glarus 64 67 J uda 8 l 69 Blanchardville ROW ONE: J. Kjelland, M. Schoen,' S. Laube, S. Hagen, D. Bladorn, C. Jorgenson, D. Abrahamson, D. Jensen. ROW TWO: D.HaWkinson, mgr.g T. Fletcher, B. Bladorn, B. Bolen, D. Miller, R. Hartin, J. Pierce, G. Harnack, Mr. Ponyicsanyi, Coach. Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity closed their season with 13 victories and 5 defeats. The team played good ball all season, except for the month they experienced a shooting slump in-which they shot less than 23070, while losing 3 of the 4 games played. The team offensive average was 48 points per game while the defensive average was 39 points per game. Dale Bladorn was the leading scorer with an average of 11 points per game. Steve Hagen had the best field goal percentage, shooting 5870. In the free throw percentage, Gary Hagen and Rex Jacobs tied with 5870, while Steve Hagen was close behind with 57'7a. HBH Parkview Opponent 51 30 Argyle 54 47 South Wayne 48 42 Albany 4 4 2 6 Monti cell 0 49 37 Brodhead 48 52 Belleville 27 36 New Glarus 38 49 Albany 49 24 Monticello 49 54 Brodhead 56 51 Belleville 58 49 South Wayne 52 32 Argyle 42 38 New Glarus 63 38 Juda 67 40 Blanchardville 45 31 Juda 27 32 Blanchardville Baseball ROW ONE: G. Hagen, R. Nelson, G. Sveom, M. Lucas, P. Cox, T. Welch. ROW TWO: D. Nelson, J. Hoff, R. Jacobs, P. Johnson, D. Bladorn. ROW THREE: Mr. Dale Barry, coach, J. Haugen, M. Rohrer, E. Shumway, manager. The baseball team was once again successful and ended the playing season with a record of 12 wins and 3 losses. Our conference record was 7 wins and 0 losses, which entitled the team to their sixth consecutive conference championship. ln the district tournament, the team beat Beloit 4 to 1 and then lost to Monroe 4 to 3 in the semi-finals. David Nelson was the Most Valuable Player for the second year in a row. David had a pitching record of 10 wins and 0 losses. The team lost six players who graduated last spring. The players lost were: Jim Hau- gen, Gary Sveom, Mike Lucas, Jerry Hoff, Roger Nelson, and David Nelson. Orfordville Opponent 2 0 Beloit Catholic 0 9 Janesville JV's 1 O Clinton 7 O Blanchardville 9 O J uda 12 4 Janesville JV's 1 2 0 Monticello 1 1 2 Belleville 1 0 3 Albany 3 0 Argyle 1 3 0 South Wayne 8 2 1 Beloit Catholic 3 1 Clinton 4 1 Beloit 3 4 Monroe ROW ONE: D. Bartlett, D. Coon. ROW TWO: D. Schmerse, P. Johnson, Mr. Elliott, Coach, T. Giles, D. Wenger. ROW THREE: D. Risch, B. Daniels, P. Johnson, M. Hanson, F. Daniels, S. Carratt, J. Thorson, J. Abrahamson, P. Johnson, R. Halley. ROW FOUR: D. Olson, rngr.g D. Pann. Wrestling WRESTLING - The Parkview Wrestlers have had their best season that has ever been in all the years of wrestling in the Orfordville School's history. The team placed third in the conference tournament at Juda in February, the highest they have ever placed in tournament competition. By placing so well the team was able to participate in the regional tournament in Edgerton. The wrestling team will only lose two of their squad members this year. This was the first individual championship in the history of the conference wrest- ling competition, excepting Brodhead and Juda. CROSS COUNTRY - The sport of cross country was introduced to Parkview during the fall of the year. Because of the newness of the sport, there was limited turn-out otrunners. The seven members, however, remained steadfast in enthusiasm and competed well against the other schools. One could consider the year quite a success as six of the boys were able to win letters. Mr. Albright was the track coach as well as cross-country. Traok ROW ONE: L. Earle, D. Jensen, B. Hesgard, R. Carrol, S. Laube, L. Silverthorn, D. Risch, P. Johnson, J. Thorson. ROW TWO: Mr. Albright, D. Pann, A. Gibeaut, B. Fair- bert, D. Keesey, J. Rients, M. Hanson, F. Daniels, M. Baertschi, B. Daniels, J. Phillips Cross Countr ROW ONE: C. Nelson, L. Hansberry, A. Gibeaut, D. Risch. ROW TWO: D. Wenger, L. Earle, Mr. Albright, Coach, Mr. Jensen, Timekeeperg J. Phillips, Mgr., L. Silverthorn. Cooks Rig-L ,K-L Se vga Mrs. Grace Pann Mrs. Bitz Abrahamson Mrs. Myrt Fletcher .lan Ito rs r. 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