Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)
- Class of 1957
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Or how many of us realize that we have you to thank for the construction of the sets for our plays and our operettas? Most important, how many of us have thanked you? In dedi- cating this NOTIBOOK to you, may we say it now, again, for all of us? Thank ou, Mr. , MWKN ilxjlwlzfiw t 770214 ffcmalel 70nd DEAR MISS WOOD: If we had a penny for everything you have ever taught us, for every laugh you have ever given us, for every hour you have ever worked with us, we would have more than enough mon ey for that new high school. . .It's hard to find the right words to use on an occasion like thisg we don't want to say all the usual things. So let's just say that we dedicate this NOTE- BOOK to you because you're Our Miss Wood and we love you! 5 ffl' .4 l , A- cog Q. ,V f V ' . , 'r T' X O 4' Q ek 5 Q, .-, .3 ko? ,b-SP, oz 7 CPR... J. R F -hy.: :Ni fn ' Q 'wb' Q' ' , W , C' f rv .af ae Jef vii .fs Abt Af :ml 56? A .K i A , 'ru v 'sw ff urs .W oil!! D Y 'K 1 P Q 1, 9 Av f ,'7 h U X 'lf ,A 4 F S - -1 , , Sfw ,A .K .Y , . gy 1 A , . 1 4 ' ' 0 va 54.'Q94t:M,f 75' Q yn , v P I ' 4 . 1 3 an f 't gt ' f '18 F If ' 1 5 .P E f ' Q Y fha' . N. J' A ., 'W y Q tg, . 5 'I J .,' S s W 45,'?3', .Q . , Q 3' . ., g-ya l.'.'!-' J : '-L. 11 ', I if 1 qw FACULTY 4 1 , ffl Y. V 7 41 , I hi V , .,. :5 .1 I , V- ' ff x f ',f 5- 1- ., f-ff' - f-,Lc, NM Paw ,4 74610: SUPERINTENDENI OF SCHOOLS An now, a word about our bulldmg program 6 O 119, Y' ' A QU 3,f ' WJ 'M .X-5 xg 31' , 'f' J' ,lf .19 K J Iv if N. yu If , A W 5 -Xl if f fSs Qi?' s 'V wi' 1 5 'Ml' ff bij, 4 4 i 'kx5Jm'5 I XL, Q3 A J if N A J 9 - txt' fu ZWK7 Qmkwa m'Tx X9JN.x..QBL-mgwxs BM-4'7w9n wi PRINCIPAL 'Next ' L! SMASD.. X , : ,f, 5 .. . ' fjE fff . X llf, o 5 ff ff H' Q rf ffff ' N u 4+ K' , , , . . f , ,V I H .1 Q' 'lf' ,ly ,Qg N Y ,4r -Q B ' 17 Q, ' I ' ' , 'V AI ,,., 4 1 fy fr. li tl 'I -, ' 'X' o , . A' 4 , l 1, N sl , JK' Y ' I 'fx I , f A X, 1 n W ' 1 , ,- z L. '. 1, V' ily A, by V. tx Ito ' :My -J . V! V! XL, L16 -X 'R x J, ,V W K if b if ' 1' l - L L' le Y' x I ,. KL 7 .QT by f rw w f ff fl, 1 ' - Eff ' ,N -f' Q ,A . K .i,x. W I J I V' V L w A, 27. Ll barb, 7 VL, If Mk' 4 I! x ' I ' 'jd Y 2 , V1 V! , V1 L f,Q 1 , J Q' .,,u 1 I 7. M L if JJ, Luk' 'L I' L1 'I .N 4 XL L17 LFG, fn, , X , ! fffjl, :X QXLVX xsjl 47' ff ,f,. I -my LL, U -3 ' 7 'Wanna img Vice -Principal Wel1, I'm afraid this means five 0'- c1ock. 71644 7013748 Guidance Counsellor Remember that we're here to help you. Mil' fu l' J ' 'lk -as a I . Q C gggnnnlvi' ,ggi ?qaon Wan Guidance Counsellor What do YOU feel is the cause of your problem? 4 'YY - - i - - 8 ' 'ill' Wvurig 3441015 Tleaeno Attendance I-Immmm, are you sure that's your mother's handwriting? 77024. Poumafzq 'faonoyqi Attendance If absence makes the heart grow fonderg some of these kids must LOVE school! AS WE ENTERED THE DOOR on the first day of school, we saw at once that something new had been added . It seems that during the summer a very handsome cage had been built in the main hall and we were told that, to relieve the con- gestion in the office, all excuses would be issued from this cage. Already a worn path leading up to each window is be- ginning to show! But the office changes went far beyond the merely physi- cal. Mr. Traeger, who had been our vice-principal, had be- come principal, while Mr. Fratt had moved into the vice- principal's spot. The offices of dean of boys and girls had been abolished and, in their stead, were two guidance coun- sellors, Miss. Wright and Mr. Weess, whose job it has been to give us understanding and help with our problems. In addi- tion, two new secretaries had been added to handle excuses and other administrative details which had formerly been the responsibility of the deans . . . All in all, these far-reaching changes have brought about a smoother running school. 9 EVA ASMUNDSEN Math ARNO BADE Mathematlcs JANET BAILIE Busmess Ed ematlcs Let s get thas Look, glrls, the show's up here ight ? BERTRAM BAXTER H1St0Iy I hate to ask you to thmk MRS ADELL BENSON Eng ARTHUR BOYD Industnal lsh Arts We observe the eleventh 'Watch 1t, now, don't ge commandment here ' hurt . ' ,, , f :,, . R' . S--t--r--e--t--c--h-- those muscles, Sophs! g n -- - ',, X 1' ' - '- I ' t I' ' KARL CALLIES Ind Arts JAMES CROFT Music OLIVE DAVENPORT Eng ' O K Clean up that sawdust 'Put our feet on the floor! 151-1 b N , Y OYS and all the rest of It Z1p Schuster, Mr Schulz, and Mr Schumerth It's a good thmg SOMEBODY works around here' MRS PATRICIA FAUST Phy Ed All, nght, everybody, 11ne up ll is LEONE F ENZL Latm HAZEL IRENE FOLTZ Eng Mamma um celenta e, xsh d1sc1pu11 ' K1ck lt around a blt, kxck It around - - -H ' -- - u I y pq 1. I as ' . . . . 5 1. S ,A . ' x is A E . . . , . -- . . 1 1 , nn: D -3 1 . . t 1. ARDITH GARRISON Foods EDWIN GROSSKOPF Bus1 J C GROSSMAN A To the heart through the ness Ed Remember, you PRINT stomach The hand 1S qmcker than wxth a machme, you LETTER 4' W? the eye by hand MRS ALMA GUNDERSON EDWARD HALL Marhemaucs KENNETH HANSEN sown 51511511 Oh, excuse me all to p1eces Scxence Thxs IS mt ' We11, boys and guls, today F Nfffy Mr Schumerth and Mr Jorstad are really on the ball 12 If? ff ff , 9' N Q yn Aff by V N W, YM XS Ui!! ' MW' NJ' . a Vpf' ' v7 ' 11 IARRY HATHAWAY Blology REX Hass Hmory LORENZ HIE'-SBEP-G In Remember, just use half a The rad1ator's hot we need Arts sheet of Paper N a 11tt1e moxsture ' I-993 Set 801118 H ISABH' HOGAN 5 h 1 M R HYMER Physlcs I W JOHNSON Chem1SC1'Y nluse C oo 'Get your feet off the chazrs 'All right You may so home n or you can come m and sand them D Day fDoomsday1 wlth Mxss As mundsen, and a mystenous Fnend recordmg grades Let's hope the cof fee makes them more mellow' 13 r ' -- - . . 1 ' . ' ' -- , , .-- . . ' . g - ll . . - , ... MRS ELIZABETH KONRAD KARINE KJOLSETH Busi- Don't depress the shift key -Busi- There's a nice club G0 CATHARINE JOSSLYN--Li.. brarian Remember, this means you're out of BOTH libraries. No' My NX i Principal Tr:-leger using the old elbow grease 14 EDNA KRATSCH Bxology LUELLA KRATSCH Today we'11 drssect a frog H emi-mes wonut that be funyvv My Vg! Th1s assrgnment IS for every W J body INCLUDING Joe Doaks ' Don't jump, Mr Sanders We'11 study harder honest' MRS ETHEL KUEBLER 15 What s your trouble ? KARL KUSCHE- Ind Arts et's get back to work for a wh11e VERLIN I.aMAY Brology Men are all equal before 1shes or-Y x ' -- . -l I J .. i I l -- - h . l --Eng- U U ' --' I' 0 0 l L I a Q VIN , V: L , - ' f' . 15 GLADYS LARSI-IN Enghsh Th1s test IS so easy 1'm shamed to gxve It Mrs Konrad keepmg everyone mn stxtchesx GRACE LaVOY Latin 'N0w, thls IS lmportan ' LEDWELL--Blology A MILDRED LEYDA--English ' And now, my fine feathered friends . . . FRED LEIST M1516 'Knock lt Off ' Don't sit there like 2 bump on 3 logg at least Say 'I d0n'f know'. 16 ik 'V ,ggijg EVERETT MKRG--BllSiDESS Ed Stop typing! JFAN MacFARLANE--French Ave:-vous une question? ROBERT MESSNER--Music Use some BOW! RICHARD MALIZEWSKI-- Printing They think too little who talk too much. HHNZ MEYER--Hisn-,ry wen, as 1 see ir. . . 17 Miss Hogan keeping her hand in. wi' .4517 FLOYD MILLER -Agriculture J F MITCHELL Mathe RONALD NORD PhY Ed 'Turn around matxcs right 16f'S g0 ' F 3, in HOWARD PE.N'NEWELL Busx ness Ed Mercy sakes! BERNICE PORTERFIELD Enghsh I'm busy as a one armed paper hanger wlth the hxvea That s a posslbmhty MISS Leyda and her youngest student' JOHN PRATSCH Ind. Arts ARTHUR PUNDT Ind Arts D0n't you EVER 11sten7 A11 rxght, break xt up now! 4'9- ' ! - ' 7 n ' Au ' , --. ' ' I . . . . . I K ,Z , 3 , ' Lv - n ' u - D m n.. ' .. fr: ::. -: ws' my-1:21-z..22:::-:. . X- .,,.,, Q .W V:-I2--: - 1 A557 . ., mn , . .H V , my wet: ' ' vi ilgff HARIAN QUANDT Phy Ed HENRY Rozsuzn md Arts Let's put a httle effort mto Follow the job sheets ' th1s exercxse Mxss Porterfmeld and Mlss Larsen pxckxng out a new Qand HARDERIJ text book' X DOROTHY ROLLINSON Lxbranan The basxc consxderatxon TT.. NORRIS SANDERS I-hstory , I'm not marlung on a curve W ig 2? W 115 ESTHER SCH1-ERP Foods E J SCHNEIDER Chemxs JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER A 1 right guls Psychology You have to be exact 'After all, you're adults E f -- , -- , -- l ' - O , . . I . . is h , A 4 ...W No ' ' n . 'mf'-5'-V :- ' ' 1, , 5,f:: .:2-E : +3455 R , ' . L' QL -' ' ' p w 'fiizlf F : if ' 3 .- , 1 ' -My ' , , si Q' .Fw -. K1 . I fl f , ' , , -.. ' .. -- ll 7 ' ' 1 , - try u . . Sp Geography me it. RUSSEQ SPA ULDINCN-So. cial Science None are so b ' das t1z0.9 that won 't see. N SOP!-IIA STERLING- -sewlbg 'Be slue ro make your Se-3111 5X8 of an inch! 0, .L ST ENSON-.Biology . . .not mediclhe chest-Nno, sir! MRS. 511 BET S7' MER Spanish Z4 H AH Presten 11.5-tedes ateneion! Esmlfn T11-LE-90N S Science 'MII ri GER TRUDE THUSSN- 'Ht any rate. Ocial 8172, you 111-'17 now. 20 English talk SCBTXQLDEY' Eng u lxccosding to pahiagnegmq gioceduie. . J' E. vi . SCYYUVVL, ,Cbedlisf-11 So-N , what 35 xbe s1gQDoX and vmence oi caXc1wgo'l 500051 scxiqxll--.o1we1 26. Let, me teh you dooui 191 bsotkxes and has '56 Buick? ww-ow 5096151216 yhhfloegnaxics NX05 goo hot, 9 A31 Q0 'N0iXLfx ,AY-S. P-G1-195 595938, .Busa- 1xesS YA. l Qg3es, ewefqboai--5150 x5 s00n heme 3' M4 445519555 vedboai 1ea61'l ovsiricgx-34 exist?-'Y Jw. YA Y-e You! hand wel CU-Y X Ks e NFYQ J MERLE TODD Mathe matlcs Ignorant of geometry Don enter LEE WEIGERT Psychology It s not a case of ther or, bu 4 JV 'U' The offxce IS a hkely place for an argument Mr Gross kopf seems to be laymg down the law to M: Spees, Mr Kester, and Mr Stefianson ANN WELLES Enghsh HUGH WILLIAMS Mathe Who would ever have thought matxcs nt 'Ah, shucks A J BAUER Pnntn 'Let's go on wlth me gam ' 'Hlrsch , lt . . . - 'Te I 1 I I I -- ' - -- ' -- - t. . . fl ,jx ' ! ' ! A A L AJ, !v,7u .V A X ov M by yeyqy e N' I ff . fb N , , 1- ,ai ' uf 4 y CV he ,eee J X71 ,QU ,Y W 5 F Vx I ' , Q I 1 Y 1 fe' N Y M L! MLJE N xy ' w up :LL 'V . N W X X. X, L , I Y Y ' V ei' 0 . - . 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I , a x , r E+ - 1 .. 1 ' Q ,. lk uf ' ' LQ-is fm-vw new if? gg 'M' E 2 V f I K tv, I Vi 25.1 -gzrs . - 4 x .1 1 J tk.T,?3 f Y V Y rf aff! in '-an ??ACTIVlTIE , 'Q 'N ROW 1 C Loughrm, R Behrens, B Srewert, S Meyer, G Cappert, F O'Ne11, B Wolfgram, K Race, J Brmk K Glasenapp, K Konrad, C Wollaeger ROW2 M B Srewert, C Meyer, S Case, M Stahmer, J Ames, M Emn , S Block, J Schmrck M Swanson,B Brandt, J Larsen, J Remke ROW3 K Magnusen, F Calvm, G Je on, K Enanson, M E Andrashko, P Zzllges, P Wegener, N Thalhofer, M Ostwald, C Refi, J Wetterau, H W1 nson ROW4 T Kelly, J Hemmer, D Fadner,G Kalbus, T Rerf, J Scheuermann, M Grabner,P Schu1tzjG Hando, M Berlowslu, D Beck, F Pmkerton, J E Bray, E Salmeder X H, can e vef hwe a h1ng to say about school matters? Th1S was a common quesuon among students Q' f 4 qu was answered and the Student Counc11 came rnto berng Thxs club run solely b ber W themselves served as a hnk between the faculty and the student body In a l school splr d began to develop a sense of personal responsrbrhty ln everyone That was ' Rf as 'W T a t ,, func ns rn uch the same way At present II IS workrng very hard to brmg a forergn ex changgst gm G sh each year To rarse money for thrs worthwhlle goal II conducts a magazlne drlve and presemv a serles of all school dances Advlsor Mrss Wrrght XXV Q 'X 24 4 A B k K K 32 f o Q 94 4' ' W and 3 W R Q .V 'X- Yi 'af W 0 X J K ' - ss ,. x J ff' W V iv - ,Q ., Y ' .Vg 'QQ U ' N 1 1 s,,. ,,,,,. - , Xe Q , . ,, , , . 4 I, k :ii-':l . I . ,Use Q .., ,HQ ' X . . . . - ' 131 L, ctr E:- in , . . Ia u h.: gl' . ' sg.. Q ,. . ' , Ai .,,., ... Q J ,,.,- do .Q :., ,, ' .. . . , - U u ' I I 1 . . , . . . QQ .4 ' . . . ' : ' ' . 'J t X S A Q J - '-1 xxx S X FRONT Larry Whrte, Barbara Brandt, Gretchen Lentz, Janet Dempsey RFAR Jackme Stevens, Marcxa Magnu sen, Anne Boreland, Elame Fuhs, Patncxa Trambauer, Judrth Allen, Juhe Schwertfeger, Joyce Prout ,JH ul' The late Albert B O Nell prmcrpal of O H S from 1901 to 1925 was the 'R ron tor the t mg 1930 of the organrzauon whrch bears h1S name The O Nell Honor Socrety rs -Q, e prm es he ,,,, lreved rn and lived by Its members chosen by a faculty commrttee are those o sh marked qualrues of leadershrp scholarshrp and servrce to the school Advrsor Mr gh tc ell 25 O NEAL.. Efs 1 ,- y 1 f 1 1 , , . . . Z . 3 'F ,-idpda Kappa ROW 1 C Wollaeger, K Bahr, E A burger, J Sedlachek, J Polishmskr, Dempsey, N Henmg ROW 2 F 0 erl, J Prout, M Swanson, B Brandt, Meyer, M Rothenbach, D Gordon, B Kirk ROW 3 B Brehmer, J Re pfmke, Wussow, J Kempinger, M Magnusen, J Knunnch, C Sprmgborn, L V Hai g r, D Tesch ROW4 P Trambauer, E Frss, M Dxakoff, C Wmk er, 11, J Carpenter, N Redemann, M E Andrashko, M Dexsmg, M :er YY ki jf QUILL CLUB started ID 1919 retarned rts name for only one year In 1920 Iv' rt adopted rts present name of ALPHA KAPPA. In the begmmng ALL you had j, to do to become a member was to marntarn a B average rn Englxsh and to wrrte an ongmal essay or short story If your effort met wnh group approval you were rn' Srmple huh? I guess modem reen agers aren t qmte so handy wrth the pen for now the only requrrement IS to get that B average rn Enghsh The bxg yearly proJect of the club IS to plan and carry through the May dance and the crownmg of the May Queen Advrsor Mrs Kuebler A Kappa g1r1 Is a appa gul ... 9. b www Y I X., f ff ff? u U 26 .JN J if Q' QV, My or . , ' - .., ly, mrfprp 11 V ji, . . . . . N. ' :I . . lk , .n yy N vu , VN, 5 PIM 1 . f 'vufw 'WLC' ,Lp Q 'FG fc ' M07 , ff! J, 1 wwf fl 'V' 'QQ 'J g I 91, rl! ,'x!'fff1-J? it Al 0 Lib vb A ,I ,QL , SF ,A px gb JL . I , Q41 1 X IJ. J -'ff' , J mf 1 Ak ,KJ , ' .X I 'X 1 Af' QAEJ j V, x, v f 0 4 .GN J JL' :Q af 1 yi X ' ' ROW 1: E. Engelmann, J. Herrle, V. Wojahn, C. Schoeniax, K. Konrad, S. Zastrow J. Rub A Rusch. , . ROW 2: C. Stutgman, S. Cholewinski, S. Cholewin- ski, V. Glassman, J. Ames, J. Miller, J. Larsen, L. Velissaris. ROW 3: B. Schneider, N..Thal.hofer, M. Arent, L. Spanbauer, P. Ott, K. Mosling, B. Wies- ner, H. Rogge, S. Siewert. ROW 4: N. Fisher, K. Gogolewski, C. Hendrick- son, P. Unmuth, J. Wolff, J. Sprehe, J. Thomas, J. ' wohit, P. uk. Q, Vqflsj , ,VZ ,L V ,J ,LL . L L , If - , 1 , , ca!! L Lb ,f,,, Wt, 1 Y , .X V v .1 ,. 1 v - 1 1 1 , ,N . ,, .1 ,f L 1 , 25 473 99 5 2. . X 1 if ff Lili QU xi! ' ' N LM' l C Lv ul L ? Q-iginallgl THETA EPSILON was organized as a girls' debating society whose goal was to attain excellence in debate and public speaking. But Father Time has changed many t things, this goal in particular, for it is now the aim of the club to develop social graces and leadership qualities. Quite a switch! The hi ,points in Theta Ep s year are the 'I supervision of the election and the crowning of tx 'Homecoming Queen and the annual . B xg Mothers' Day tea. Oh, yes, you must still have gh grades in Eyfglish to be a member. . . . Qgal' S g Advisor: Miss Leyda. V , X X ,H Q' A Theata Ep -,U uf' by 4' I .A g J 1 Is really h6P 3 ,AV Rub , f X ff if y. lu K f J X ' V ,V fi 1 R5 91193, .r W L fl H If 7 z I I t, if' 5' v u V li 1 ' lf Pl fx, 'V ft? I 'f I . y Y W' I L ld ,Af ,J lj j J I rl If , ROW 1: K. Knaak, J. Sprague, A. Rogge, S. Ziegenhagen, J. Sosinski, J. Worthen, M. J. Horner, B. Schneider, S. Radford. ROW 2: S. Boeder, J. Tank, J. Juedes, J. Jones, G. Lentz, L. Schreiber, M. Bloch, K. LeVine. ROW 3 J. Nosch, A. Denlaff, P. Luebke, F. Spanbauer, J. Krause A. Borland S Murphy, J. Allen, ivrfmir- chell. ROW 4: J. Neu- bauer, M. Phair, S. Sch- midt, N. Sullivan, R. Pokrandt, P. Wegener, T. Schultz, A. Zuelsdorf, P. Ludwig. ROW 1: M. Magnusen, J. Juedes, L. Haidlinger, N. Fisher, J. Polishinski, A. Borland. ROW 2: N. Hennig, J. Kaufmann, T. Schultz, K. Zweiger, J. Prout, J. Dempsey, L. Schreiber, G. Lentz, J. Neubauer, J. Brunover, F. O'Nei1, J. Sosinski, S. Radford. Y 0 9 Q, 1' uary 18, 1923 was the birthday of GAMMA SIGMA KAPPA. The club was formed by fifty eight enthusi- Q rls for the purpose of social and intellectual development along scientific lines. Even though the purpose has remained more or less the same through the years, other interests have been added and now Gamma Sig of- fers a great deal of help to its members in choosing their vocations . . . Advisor: Miss Krarsch. Nature study goes over big In Gamma Sig. ROW 1: S. Cholewinski, S. Lowe, C. Kenney, N. Redemann, S. Cholewinski, K. Le- Vine, C. Wollaeger. ROW 2: J. Spiczenski, N. Bamey, K. Kimball, M. Block, S. Block, P. Belot, B. Weglin, T. Swisher, S. Dinger, S. Boeder, D. Gordon, C. Spring- bom, J. Worthen. 13 l ROW 1 A Bxrkholz, P Schmrdt, S Pokxandt, J Paffenroth, B Brenchley, J Schultz, B Grose ROW 2 D Tesch, M Delsmg, D Mrsterek 14344 244 7m To promote an rnterest rn art both rn and out of school the Pallette Club was orgamzed rn mber used to present a puppet show each year and 1n addmon they made and sold mrnrature gold o lls an ketballs S1nce that ume many changes have been made The group rs now called ALPHA RI-I TAU or QS! Club Therr ma1n project IS no longer a puppet show but a general art exhxbrt usmg all types of medra club rs also responsrble for the lawn decoratrons at Homecomrng ume Advrsor Mr Grossman In Alpha Rho Tau You learn how to drau' JU M, 91 ROW 1 N Anms S Schultz, S Schaefer, B Becker, C Mays, F -1 Glaubrtz, M Hannes ROW 2 J Schuharr, M Mankuskv 29 ?1 .f 2r ' , X ' . . . . . , ,lu U ,4 ' l . . ' ' . l O. l 1 . ' , W 1 , M, r Q J gh :Ly -. , 4' x ks - 1.. I A 1 f . 9 Q V KU X 'R A' 'B ,. 1, xv . I ! in avr ROW 1: J. Sprague, B. Bartels, C. Greenlaw, B. Grose, B. Zimmerman, R. A. Kannenberg, M. Rothenbach, Novotny, B. Gruse, C. Paulsen, K. Knaak, K. Bahr, C. Brickharn. ROW 2: S. Spier- ing, B. Kirk, M. Goyke, D. Whittemore, J. Scheller, G. Jackisch, S. Sager, E. Augsburger, N. Duehring, A. Rogge, J. Troxell, N. Rennert, A. Betts. ROW 3: M. Freiberg, S. Fenrich, J. Jones, D. Williams, B. Weglin, G. Dreyer, M. E. Andrashko, M. Youngwirth, M. A. Ertmer, P. Schmidt, B. Brehmer, J. Juedes, D. Leichtfuss. ROW 4: M. Rand, J. Tank, C. Spanbauer, N. Schuchardt, R. Stamborski, J. Krause, M. E. Lord, J. Zimdars, L. Zentner, P. Luebke, N. Shubert, J. Jones, K. Celichowski, J. Schwertfeger. Q. .. -as ?' ga I a' rs:2 J WS.. ' ' .,,,, rim, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, is very new, me eiub itself nas a long history -.,' w organized under the name of the MERCURY CLUB but this did not last long and, in 1925, the n n as COMMERCIAL CLUB. This name seemed to satisfy most of the members until 1952 ,fil'.,i.',f W the FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA and affiliated themselves with the national or- . g vote to make the change was a very close one with 31 in favor of the move and 30 against it! If gn: , been any change in the club's purposes, however, and they remain . . to promote an interest ld, to encourage social spirit among commercial students, and to discover and serve the needs a iii , yi ' . . . Advisors: Miss Satire, Mrs. Shafer. .N I rrr I ,. Kgvg K Careers for all--they're on their way, M These girls who joined FBLA ROW 1: S. Krohlow, J. Schroeder, J. Ruby, R. Sachinski, R. Tiedje, A. Dorman, C. Lindgren, J. Cams, N. Fisher, B. Drew, C. McBriar, L. Manthei, J. Dahms. ROW 2: D. Beber, L. Haringer, J. Futta, M. Scheller, J. Koelbl, M. Kurtz, S. Peterik, A. Lechner, J. Fretschl, J. Brunover, J. Anthes, C. Adams. ROW 3: H. Land, K. Weisgerber, C. Sibley, P. Drexler, K. Nichols, M. Ulrich, J. Root, M. Embs, P. Parrow, S. Felker, J. Felker, J. Eiden. ROW 4: K. Engelrnann, J. Paffenroth, S. Bock, M. Sitzberger, P. VanOrnurn, J. Doemel, P. Neubauer, J. Reed, C. Rasmussen, J. Spring- born, J. Furman, P. Clark fl sd' Our newest club JUNIOR MASQUE was orgamzed rn 1950 when the membershrp of Masque became so great that xt was necessary to form a second group Jr MASQUE serves as an apprentrc club and to be ehgrble for membershlp rn the parent organrzauon rts members must earn 65 pornts These gqwts may be earned :px ,Q rrety of ways as long as the acuvrty IS connected 1n some way w1th dramatrcs FQr erliteu-isnment at IS v I small groups present skrts and short plays Advrsor M1ss Welles 45' we 92 0 JDK sf A' mi R M f' T se members asprre To r1se even hrgher iw f if KW tw! 31 '11 U f 1 I A I b ' . . ' lxgayl. .1 af iss. . . . .,.. ' ., ,r., -W5 Us-as-. . K 'i,'f:-A-: ut , . . . . . I . ., 5 2 im 'X f..J A W I K1 'fag ' if C. Q41 ,U - Z I , Y E. . is xg, -j -X 2 - 1' ' T' I ' NCI A 1 , fm 3 B4 ' 7 nf P I 'ff 4, ff. A A U er g f, 'I'he Girls' Muscle Building Society or, as it is known to us now, the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSO- CIATION, was formed in 1929. Of course, girls' athletics have always held an important place in our school, but it was not until then that a special club for muscle bui1ding was created. The speci- fic purpose of the organization is to teach girls how to enjoy sports and to develop the qualities of good sportsmanship.. In addition to a series of intramural tournaments, the club offers many, many op- portunities in both group and indi- vidual sports for the girls to enjoy. At the end of the year awards of merit are presented to the most outstanding athletes. Advisors: Miss Siebert, Mrs. Faust. These girls are energetic In matters ath-a-1etic! 1 .7,f4,f-if' .c W hen they discovered how much the girls were enjoying their athletic association, the boys decided to form a muscle -building society of their own. So, in 1954, the MEN'S INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION was organized to make it pos- sible for more boys to participate in sports and to promote the enjoyment of all kinds of athletics. Any boy is eligible to join. Basketball, volley- ball, ping pong, golf and many other sports are offered to club members and, at the end of the year, special awards are presented to outstanding athletes . .t.. Xdvisor: ,Mr.lQuax?gly74, 4 ' A f f 1 ff f f f , l , 1 . , f ., 'X i ' V, V , 1 . if- I-Vx, 7 l JA 41 4 .K V , Aff. llryf , f W ff ,, 1 ,f , f, if 'ff' w jf , .1 iff, f 1 ,ffl f . VJ' .jj Milf' X4 If If if ft if ' ff ff ' , .3 I ,f I I, My In ,fi 7 Z ,Yin hjf 1, f 1 f if 1. '71-f, aff. 'l ,f ff' fm' f jf , ff' ,ff za Lf' ' I . 7 , 1 'Q ,jf I X' ' if .J , rf' 'fr-Jill, ' L, 4',' Activities that call for brawn Are what these fellows dote upawn. 1 Kempingcer, J. Mueller, B. Schneider, N. Schwandt, S. Hoffmann. ROW 2, fKnee1ingj: C. Hendrickson, B. Wiesner. ROW 3: M. A. Davidson, P. Ludwig, J. Aspatore, C. Gould, H. Armstrong, R. Mueller, E. Bilton, P. VanOrnum, J. Wilkinson. ROW 4: M. Sanders, M. Weiner, S. Zastrow, R. Sachinski, S. Lowe, K. LeVinc, P. Markofski, S. Weideman, S. Schaefer, S. Krohlow, L. Hansen, S. Case, B. Thurman, M. Paepke. ROW 1, Seated J Tern,S Wussow,C Schauer,K Franzen,V Eckhart,-L In 1948, the Spanish students in our school organized a club called Amigos Sie1npre . fEnglish translationg?'2?2?2-lj It was a lively club and did many interesting things. After a while, the French Students began to feel a bit put out and thought that they should have some sort of organization. It seemed a bit foolish, however, to have a second club, so the two groups merged and became the present MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB. To become a member, one needs only to take a course in either French or Spanish because the purpose of the group is to promote an interest in foreign languages in our school and our community. The highlight of the year, of course, is the annual banquet--a very festive affair . . Advisors: Mrs. Stahmer, Miss MacFarlane ' Speak French or Spanish, if you want to X ? E ,X And join this club toute de suite and pronto. I S ROW 1, fSeated IQ: L. Devlin, M. Conlee, K. Konrad, K. Helstrom, G. Han- xlf O... .i K seder, E. Engelmann, S. Radford, M. Berndt. ROW 2, fKnee1ing D: G. Lentz, UD J. Sprehe, P. Cravillion. ROW 3, fSeated HQ: P. Unmuth, B. Jensen, J. Just- - gg MU- mn, N. Jago, G. Knaak, K. Meredith, c. winner, N. 1-rabefkom, B. Neu- 1 'V 5 I stifter. ROW 4: H. Wilkinson, W. Boyd, C. Stelzner, R. Priebe, J. Putzer, T. : .-- ry ll u Dempsey, S. Taylor, C. Roeder, M. Young, J. Galow, E. Kolb, J. Hayes, M. ,X YJ, Seibold, C. Warnke, E. Coggin. ROW 5, fStanding HQ: T. Otto, M. Noland, S ,1 .mu i . 4 Zimmerman. 'I Y ' X rxif y 4 6. ,, U We ' V Q K' Fnrrxf'-X . lf'5J 'x u Ufwio ROW 1, fSeatedj M Yoder, A Rusch, P Grace, S Luker, D Gordon, B Lemweber, C Schulz, J Dempsey, L Milner,B Byers KNEELING T Schulz ROW II S Lewis, K Allen, S M1chels,C Ste1nert,B Bell,A Borland,B Brandt,J Stevens,J Carpenter ROW III J Kuhnz,J Dahms, D Cook, S Siewert, L Drexler, J Wohlt, E Fuhs, M. Berlowski, L White, J Blink, J Hook, P Luebke, A Dettloff J Allen, M. Block, M Siewert, L Haidlinger In 1940 a club was organized to promote interest in the study of Latin. The name at the top of its constitution read REGALIS ORDO ROMULI but, since it is such a tough one for those of us whose knowledge of Latin is limited to amo, amas, amat , we just say LATIN CLUB Each fall R.O.R. puts on a typical Roman circus while an elaborate Roman banquet climaxes the spring activities. Also, since 1941, an award has been made annually to the most outstanding fourth year Latin student . . . Advisor: Miss Fenzl Our nornen 1 7d!7foC'L 7! wfdf-?L IsRoman G 0 I 056156: fan' jf LCP! 11,411 fzkdfofm Row 1, qsming ry c. wonaeger, J. Sedlachek, J. Farrow, M. J. Homer, J. 'Jie ' L Om' ' ff Schubert, C. Pommerick, M. Kronzer. ROW 2, fKnee1in,gj: N. Hennig, J. A if .,j, 1 . . Brink. ROW 3, fSitting ID: S. Lowell, N. Thalhofer, M. Magnusen, P. Tram- 312' Z5 L Y77d bauer, E. Fiss, N. Redemann, F Bloechl S Me er J. Nosch ROW 4 Stand- 1 I I ' 5 ' Y a ' v Q . J I V 311-glgiwlgl-11iEmr1ch, E. Augsburger, K. Weisgerber, L. Judson, C. Segor, S. F fgyggfgic, X Cb , D. Hildebrand, S. Drnger, K. Moshng, B. Seifeldt, K. Glasenapp. M 425 C7l ev' 'l 244 'Qld rictfffefg, if-,yr ci' 'gg' ,,g,'z ,f JCL, Zljfynydfl' 4. , Mapu! -7Qlld 7l,gAl45L 0446044 ROW 1: J. Waid, B. Mauritz, B. Bartels, J. Puner, J. Brink, J. Hohenwalter, J. Ames, P. Drexler, J. Davidson, P. Binder, C. Schoenian, J. Stake, K. Bahr, C. Paulsen, B. Zimmerman. ROW 2: B. Kirk, J. Farrow, M. Pauleck, C. Schulz, P. Grace, C. Greenlaw, J. Reinlce, J. Scheller, M. Kunde, M. Ro- thenbach, B. Gmse, N. Duehring, M. A. Davidson, M. Raddatz, S. Martin, M. Siewert. ROW 3: L. Milner, H. Hoyer, C. Schauer, J. Wollangk, S. Fer- guson, G. Jackisch, S. Ostwald, A. Zuelsdorf, J. Zimdars, P. Ilk, J. Serwas, B. Dushenski, D. Cook, A. Siewert, C. Gruhlke, C. Sibley. ROW 4: S. Case, M. Perdue, L. Soappman, M. Mitchell, E. Fiss, M. Pamplin, M. Schettle, P. Neubauer, K. Franzen, F. Spanbauer, S. Haidlinger, G. Koeck, K. Zweiger, J. Roberts, M. er, S. Frank. X ,lx L fiktig KWWL .N rx Q WL avg bixlxkufbgtis XAQHTQQ- lb f 5 k ROW 1: M. Bemdt, S. Binning, B. J. Mologousis, A. Mortensen, K. Blau, S. s P-A V Ziegenhagen, C. Crombie, P. Schram, M. Swanson, S. Swanson, J. Tank, S. Siewert, J. Sedlachek, J. Tahalske. ROW 2: B. Neustifter, B. Schneider, J. Aspatore, M. Haley, M. Deising, B. Sosimki, L. Spanbauer, M. Youngwirth, F. Palecek, C. Spanbauer, D. Didl.o, E. Johnson, J. Kempinger, G. Knaak, J. Krause. ROW 3: G. Burns, D. Griedl, L. Zentner, P. Ludwig, N. Thalhofer, S. Lowell, K. Genal, J. Wolf, S. Lewis, J. Peirce, P. Zillges, B. Radcliffe, K. Lincoln, J. Root, C. Roeder, H. Footit, L. Judson. ROW 4: D. Charles, W. Knoll, J. Faust, M. Bradley, J. Mathe, T. Otto, B. Albright, M. Nolan, L. Schoenrock, J. Frey, D. Strupp, G. Spiering, B. Spellman, C. Stecker, W. Mayo, J. Nitkowski. In March, 1948, the OSHKOSH HISTORICAL SOCIETY was added to the roster of organizations at OHS. It was something new in clubs and its avowed purpose was to acquaint the new with the o1d . Club meetings are interesting and the many out- side speakers take history out of the musty testbooks and make it come alive . . . Ad- visor: Mr. Sanders To those in this club, historical lore Is never a bore. 36 ROW 1: P. Markofski, N. Rcnnert, J. Peirce, J. Nosch, J. Schellcr, D. Dai- ley, B. Chase, C. Miithe. ROW 2: C. Mays, C. Jackiscli, B. Dushcnski, J. Serwas, S. Frank, N. Bent, C. Case, M. Johnson. O , MM , 4,1 i in If f,,!,fZf ff y K4 ,W ,wa ' Zlfwm, ROW 1, fSeatcdj: G. Bloom, S. Schoenbcrger, J. McRae, P. Schram, A. Sie- Q., NVCII, J. Furman, C. Peterson. ROW 2: B. Zimmerman, M. Scheller, C. Bauer J. Frctschl, S. Fenrich, E. Fiss, M. Schani, J. Spannbauer, M. Siewcrt, R Ticdje, C. Spanbauer, J. Schroeder, S. Schaefer. -XX s. y ..., A. 1 ' CQ! .Q ' ll- 4 .NN tg Z!! . Q, -' Q .1 N 'Lf' I I Our baby club, LAMBDA DETA was organized in 1955. It is a library club with many worthwhile objectives among which the most interesting are: to review books, to investigate careers in the field of library service, and to publicize library materials. Although this is our newest club, it is also one of our most active ones, Any interested student is permitted to join as long as he maintains a C average. The club to join is Lambda Beta If you would be a librarian leta. 0. 74 S. ROW 1, fSeatedj F O'Ne11, N Herlmg, M Sch rottky, J Hayes, P Ludwlg, J Kaufmann, S Mlchels, J Farrow ROW 2, QSe:-ltedj J Allen, P Trambauer,M Duex,G Lentz,B J Mologousrs, B Thurman,J Re1nke,E Kolb ROW3 C Stelz ner , J Kujawa, L Porst, M Nolan, L Schoen rock,S Z1mmerman,W Kno11,T Knoop L Judson be L t 'Lb W LNJWW Those who belong to our debate club are bound to be eloquent speakers some day 1f then mterestmg programs are any 1nd1cat1on At therr meetmgs the members study the ICCLIDIQUBS used m the vauous areas of pub11c speakmg Th1s year the club even sent a team to the college to engage m a debate Eventually 8' O H S FORUM hopes to Jom the WISCOHSIH Forens1c League Advxsor Mr Schne1der OHS Forum Wrll never borum 38 xg : . ' . ' . - L. ' , ' . . . : . . . . NG,xW , . .2 - '. 1. fb bm I -. . . , . . ,J Ugxnrfyb , as V. af' H ,CV ,Iv If XXX, ' u' U Lf' by LV? fe Mak e ,f Aj fb M , L ff I ff e rr 'fu U UA: L' 5, , . YQ' 5'1 J! Jijddx f Ut D ' I . . . ' ' ' ' ' . . . 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U r A t 4 yftvx IJ v N ' il I ff' IN ROW l A Rusch C Borst,B A Schne1der,J Poesch1,S Lukcr,J Farro v,C Schu1z,J Scott M S1ewert,K LcVmc, M Gose, S Radlord ROW 2 J R 1I1.QS,J Scheller, K Allen, N Shu bert S Frank, G Luebke,M Barney,S Wussow, M A Davrdson, J Worthen, M Rothenbach Schwcrtfeoer ROW3 J Kaufman.1,L Hardhn e ,D Pokrandt,B SOS1IlSkl,J Roberts,M Em rrch S Dou herty,V Eckhart,T Sw1sher 4 S Murphy G KoecL,S Rhyner,J Justman, wiki' iffjarj P Webencr,H Armstron ,P Zrllgcs, M E Xnd 'I VJJJ ashko B Raochifc, J 1 oo , E Fuhs,J 'Xllen 1 xr if ,wwf 1954 saw the begmmng ofthe FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA A hlghly 1n terestmg club rt was orgamzed to encourage more students to 3,0 1nto the teach mg profess1on Anyone who 15 mterested rn any phase ofthe busmess of educauon IS welcome to Jom rn addmon to therr many mterestxne programs club members are pr1v11eged to spend the day w1th a teacher of therr Ch01CC to see how the world looks from the other slde of the desk Advrsor M1ss Schnelder Be you late Eddcatorj 39 r , - L , ' J jg X' v ,V X jv, Vi Lili, WML f Lf' J! t z . , . . . ' . If . I tl Al 0 X0 , 4 . . ' . . p .,,1. A , .. n . I . . . ij' - sem, C. Krimemuef, B. Abraham, s. Bmik. Row I A if : . , . ' . h . T, -f -f X- rl ,. pff. '-lbw ' WL I ynq A I A A T H A A I A O 1 C .. , . . ?.7. , X-fx 75444 www uv'- 5-f' One of our oldest clubs, IZAAK WALTON was founded in 1929 with the hope that it would further an interest in conservation and in hobbies--both the indoor and the outdoor kind. It is unusual that Mr Steffanson who was the very first advisor to the club still serves in that capacity. The boys have really accomplished a lot many of them winning individual conservation awards while the group as a whole has frequently earned public recognition in conservation shows . . Advisors Mr. Steffanson Mr LaMay These boys all like to fish and hunt Or any other outdoor stunt ROW 1 Mr LaMay,H Foot1t,D Cowan,J Kush, T Bartels,J Putzer, T Dempsey, J Glassman,Mr S J Steffenson ROW 2 P Day,J N1tkowslu,G Patzlaff, K Renelt, T lar son,J Faust ROW 3 L Schne1der,N Rogge,M Nolan,J Frey, D Madel ww t MW MV fly -Qtwu Sv Lil 40 . . : . . . . kvJs.V.i X Xsygw-:L . 0 by . X 'X F X. V X J' CA of- . ' fx, ,. A' JC' . ' J ap lv - MC , J '. M ' '-'H sv 'FW' M' ' f 6 kr' 'I wut A +1 0 15 at ROW 1 Wood, Rad '.1tL, Wood, Mr Mlller, Tank, Trgert Hughes ROW 2 Brayton, Bummg Neyhard, Hughes, Kalbus, Rumlow, Hemz, 'I'h1ll ROW 3 Caldwell, Bartelt, Henke, Memtke Me1tzen, Rosenau, Bender Luft ROW 4 Doemel, Warte, Schnelder Wolf, Yoder, Calland Wruck Hartman Hay' Hay! F F AY I bC11CVC 1n the future of farmmg wxth a falth born not of words out of deeds These are the opemng lmes of the creed of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The only natxonal as 1zat1on for farm boys II was orgamzed ln Kansas Cxty Montana Smce 1ts fOL1l'1d1llg Future Farmer s become At Oshkosh Hlgh FFA was orgamzed by Taylor Brown a teacher of agrlcgl-wre o Wen 1 is come a state senator Under the present leadershlp of Mr Mxller the boy 1 g ma 1 b constantly experxmentmg and studylng to 1mprove farmmg methods v 5 ROW 1 W1lde Kolb, Bradley Gakbe, Traxler, Kumbmc, Schm1d Dehn L61ChtfU.SS ROW 2 Bartelt, Garbe, Nolte, Stlll, Trgert, Bradley, Hughes, Kaufmann, Stuber, Prerssner, Kaufrrann ROW 3 Wreonran, B ker, Clark, Elmer, Butt, Counts, Farker, Bonson, Werner, Fegen ROW 4 Jones, Bongert Dehn, Wuest, Jones, Kumb1er, Hen ke, Kolb Wolf M11 ler, Kumb1er 41 1 ll .. 1 : -' in ' . ' ' , . : , . . . : . . , , - 3 1 ' 1 1 n ' ' ' ' ' ' u 1 ' ' . W,. . . ' , i . I 1 I - A I ' - I I I ' X active in forty-seven states as well as in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. cs P , 2 1 . ' . ' , X rego' eo ' , ' ' ' ' ' . . . A r: lx 3 ' er V, A . 5 A 1 4 : Q - I . 1 1 ' . . : ' U r ec I A: I 3 J : G ' RCW 1 A Dorman,B Thurman, M Gose,B Drew, K K1mba11,J Erden, J Schubert J Troxell C Schulz J Scheller ROW2 C Mathe N Schwandt,J Schwertfeger,J Kaufmann J Felker,J Roberts,S Case, C Pommerrch, K Allen ROW 3 J Wo11angk,K Zwe1ger,B Blodgett, P VanOr num, B Jensen,P Z111ges,B Radcl1ffe,B Weglm ROW4 B Sosrnskr D Pokrandt S Felker, Jackrsch, N Jago, S Rhyner, K Franzen, C Schroeder Many years ago a club was organrzed at our school and rt chose the name The Hrgh School Llterary Socrety It drdn t attract too much attentron so lt d1s banded However 1n 1912 the grrls reorgamzed under the name of ONAWAH and became the very frrst rmportant club at O H S Its chref arm was to en ourage an rnterest rn lrterature and a grrl had to marntarn a general average of 90 to be elrgrble for membershrp However rn recent years the requrrements have been changed and now a real love of lrterature and good musrc are the only prerequ1s1tes Onawah s rnteresung programs we devoted to the arts and rt performs a real servrce to the school each year by presentrng a frne book to the reference lr brary collectron Advrsor MISS Larsen The Onawah glrl keeps her nose rn a book, But we want to know rf she also can cook 49 W ,-, 4. W ,WH M Q I i V' - , vs K . 1 A . N f 3 ' I S :JI Q . . ' f' - , F 3 W C v ' as ' A K., Sf? mi! 'fl tm D L 4.-I F Q- M 'SL-f - 7' 1, 1 .r x' .A P' ' Sa If W ,J : . . . . . . . , . , . , . . : . , . . . , . . . - . . I . . . . - . . . . '. : . , . , . C. . . . , . - - n . . . ,, . , . . . - ' Q 9 l D O .- C ' Y , . . . . . . . O Drlftmg back 1nto the past we come to the year 1930 when PYTHAGOREAN COUNCIL the brarn ch11d of two mathematlcs teachers was born These teachers be11eved It was a good way to offer an opportunrty for extra study 1n advanced math The 1dea caught on and Pythagorean broadened IIS interests so that today It has become a many s1ded club pract1ca11y a pentagon you mlght say Through 1ts efforts we have the footllghts 1Il the auditorlum the mural 1I1 room 306 the algebra award the geometry award and the spe111ng bee Mem bershtp IS open to anyone who has a real mterest 1n mathematlcs In subjects mathematlcal My These members are fanatlcal My M ROW 1 S M1che1s J Schwertfeger M Gose B A Schne1der,K Konrad,S Zastrow,N schwan.-1r,c Pomnlench Rowz P' Havefrylc Roedef,J R1enke,s Meyer,J Auen,v Eckhart P Trambauet,D Kraemer,B Ebert,W La.ha1e ROW3 T K.noop,J B11Dk,D S1ngstock,P Wegener N Su1l1van,N Thalhofer, D Po11ack,S Grue'nwa1d,D H11debrand ROW4 J Mgrentke J Kujawa, L Schoenrock,T Otto, T Re1f,D Specht 4 4 43 ' ' -n -, H . f D. L f ' ' . , . . v . T . .n Q J My f N 'o Cffxfwffff Ca My t T AW u V a EDITORLA L STAFF EDITOR .......... ................ . . . Janet Dempsey ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . ............ Rita Pokrandt NEWS EDITORS ..... .... S usan Lowe, Nancy Hennig FEATURE EDITORS . . . ........... Maureen Diesing, Kathy LeVine TYPING EDITORS . . . . . Kathy Franzen, DeeAnn Didlo, Sharon Martin MUSIC EDITOR .... .................... N ancy Sullivan COPY EDITORS ..... ..... S ue Michels, Carol Kroll EDITORIAL WRITERS . . . . . Mary Barney, Donna Gordon SPORTS EDITOR ...... ............ D ana Bath ASSOCIATE SPORTS .... . . . Dick Hamburg PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR .................................. A1 Shara REPORTERS ..................... I. Anthes, M. Arent, D. Beber, S. Binning, J. Bloechl, G. Bloom, S. Bock, J. Cottrell, J. Elmer, C. Hewitt, P. Haverty, J. Juedes, I. Klitzke, K. Helstrom, J. Krumrich, T. Knoop, E. Kolb, B. Lang, T. Mauritz, R. Mueller, I. Mueller, K. Mosling, BJ. Mologousis, D. Misterek, C. Mathe, P. Markofski, C. Pommerich, F. Palecek, A ,Rogge, C. Rassmussen, I. Root, B. Schneider,M.Sanders, B. Scheuerman, J. Thomas, J. Toshner, J. Tabalske, R. Thill, P.VanOrnum,P. Unmuth, - 1 L. Zentner ADVISOR . . . . . . Miss Foltz BUSINESS STA FF Z ADVERTISING MANAGERS . . ................. Judy Mi11er,Steve Taylor ASSISTA NT .................................. Connie Krummenauer STAFF . .................. D. Andrashko, T. Barrels, C. Clark, L. Haidlinger, C. Hewitt, N. Karl, J. Kempinger, B. Kirk, M.E. Lord, P. Luebke, S. Pettrick, J. Reed, ADVISOR . . . . . . Mr. Pennewell A . Rusch Z f'7LAfCf-' 4 60 6b24ZJ'f1 ,664 15 96 ou' ,e,7,,14,f, ,WJ EDITORIAL STAH- CL my J y .4 EDITOR GretchenLentz EDITORIAL BOARD Judrth Allen Brenda Bell Karen Knaak Joyce Prour htm rn ART Anne Boreland SharonSchaefer rv-IXUQEV -U CALENDAR Ela1ne Fuhs Mary Kay Duex Dan Hrldebrand CALM by ,,f,Ur-uJLF1ff'fZ CLUBS Barbara Brandt Joan Ames Joe Putzer Carol Warnke Grace Wrley COPY Brenda Radclrffe Barbara Jenson Nancy Thalhofer -my, ja LAYOUT Gayle Luebke Marc1a Magnusen Sarah Meyer Stephame Radford 270 JV ,Di IQXJAA Nancy Redemann Cynthra Wollaeger Offvof ld PHOTOGRAPHERS Brenda Bell Barbara Eyers 'U' 'VV' SPORTS Carol HCHCIIICRSOII Mlke Nolan Duane Strupp Jigga,-J 5 zfafzff'-f BUSINESS STAFF ADVISOR Mr G rosskopf 5' hmm! 45 ADVISOR Mrss Josslyn QXAVL y 4 x9-f 14 -4' V BUSINESS MANAGER Julre Schwertfeger if f, STAFF Suzanne Aager Judy Justman Jamce Scheller Nancy Schubert Charlotte 2, 4,-f JZ Q Schulz Carol Srbley idcljfzg, 7 X 7v ' AVL 16 'fi 161 c cl ff 7 X C 41,61 We . f K sf x Q, ' ' 1 '- . ,kv 1, nf S, J A C no '92 fl ' J f 0,9 I .U ., N n. 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Embs, Fre1berD,B SOS1IlSk1 G Ge hrke J Sche11f.r,J Anzier son ROW3 D Peterson K Engelmarm, J Kramer Larson, C. karr, C Lyman R61SCh1 ROW4 S Doughcr ty,J Norton S Frfmk D W1l11ams,B Radchffe Ju5tm.1n 'IOR RED CRObb 151119 1no5111111xr Lrvnb bl b II 51111101 H rc 1 1 l 1 1 dow work wnh the Bnnbvolbnt Ilol IL X1 IIS to th rlnldrbn JI tho 11051711111 Ihb Lollrr11o11otLlo1l1g5 and food for Ihr, 111.1.,dy and the LIIIISIUILIIK oi donor for thb blood b.1nk 'I hub 111 no 1111 111 Illlb OIEEIIIIZJIIOII and IIS mem we o I now that II has bocn aro11nd A Ion IIIHL X1 1 lnow too that 11 w1l1 Q Wllllllll to bc, hrrr to IVL 5c,rv1cL to othe.r5 for many ybars to comb XdVl9Of M155 Lbdwr Il They help IH c,v1.ry 11 orthy rausc Xnd ment our S1I1Ct.Ft, applanse, ROW 1 K Knbuk F G1.1u11t2,J Hdssc A R115c,h,L Dulm B ZZIYIIIIILYYTIAI1 M J M1lSLlll,S Metkh J Schram ROW2 C. Marhson K Pr1mp,J Marx L Xdrrms, X Ro5t B Korseh S L1kLr V Lhr1.111brv ROW3 S KOESIII, G Mathe.,K X1lLn,S March Q Wbseno+.rg,S Gomoll Evanson ROW-1 B Lunwb ber, R Handy, E Kolb, B Kopl1tz,D Lowther, M Stah mer, C Dahl a s 46 I 0 , V W 0 ,, 1 1 A V - 1 , ,i Q , 2 I : . , . - X 1 ' ' 1 7 1 1, W 1 . v' , . , . - . : M. 1 . U . . .7 . - . , l 5 . ' , , . : . , . . ,B. A . . 1 ,J. . u. , . . , . . ,J. IUIN - ' ' 1 -5- '-- ' ll 1 . c ' lb 1.51 :1 UdI'I1fl 151 of llL5lTldl1YI11illK'S1I 1 O 5-: ' 15. 1 H.,,5, kr. .. 1vk'-y -- -- '- . 5 51 1' ' 5 ' 1 ' 5 . f A ' - 1 t - k-5 1 -1 ' 1 ' ' 5 - bcrship 15 open to everyone who f1nd5 1o1 111 survwu LO others. Il is not 1c11ow11 11151 wl1c11JIZC came into being but d Q ' . 1 1 5 .- V, Q I I If ' X ' C . 11, . -5 ' 5 X h, ' ' x. . .1 -. ' V ' ' H 1 5 ' X 3 y . I ' ' A 3 ,..l1 , , , , 1' . 1 51 ' 5 , . . ' . . 1 , . 1 . , . . , . , . .Q 1 . 1, . . :. ,. .',.1- ',.'.',.-110. :. . ' . I X . , ' 5 1 5 5 A . 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Radford, M Gose, K Knaak N Hennrg ROW2 K Krm ball J Juedes,M Bloch, H.a1ey,J A1len,M Rothen bach K LeVme,B Thurman ROW3 G Luebke, E Fuhs, C K.rumenauer,B Brandt,J Roethhsberger, M Phan' Frss, M Emrrch, D Gordon, Roberts ROW4 K Franzen J Justman,A Borland Bell, R Ceelen, J Carpen ter,C Kenney,S Schultz Way back when Drama Club was 11m1ted to gxrls Not only that they had to be semor g1r1s who had earned a grade of 90 or over rn Jumor Englrsh As one may 1mag1ne th1s made the cast1ng of plays as trxcky as xt rnust been m Shakespeare s txme when only boys were allowed on stage' Eventually the restr1ct1ons were lrfted the membershrp was thrown open to the sterner sex and Masque Club came 1nto berng It grew 1n popularrty to such an extent that a few years ago a second group was formed To day membershlp 1n SENIOR MASQUE 1S l1m1ted to those who have earned sxxty f1ve polnts for then' work 1nJun1or Masque In add1t1on to puttmg on many skrts and one acts at regular rneetlngs Masque each fall presents a publrc pro ductron of a three act play Advlsor Mlss Davenport Fun ln Masque? You needn t asquei ROW 1 J Worthen, L Raddatz, M Pamp11n,M Johnson, L I-Irdhnger, J Prout ROW 2 M M1tche1l,A Dett laff D Pokrandt,M J Horner S Z1egen.hagen,D D1dlo,S Meyer,P Schram ROW3 'I' Frentz,J Hook Doemel P Ludwrg J Aspa tore, N Jago, M Berlows B K1ttoe ROW4 M E And rashko B Radc11ffe,B Jen sen A Zuelsdorf f xl K I I 'V' ff! J ,fir f, X? 4 . . . , , ' , . ' . ' ' M. ' ' f ' ,E.' ' . ' . J. ' S ' 1 . . , B. 1 ll , 'I 0 . U- , .. . ' ' I '. . Q ' p : u . 1 .. 1 , M'- , . , . - Y ' . . ki, ,A 'Di' af' 7 lj .N ' 'I , 1 , , f -11, ' 'I I A ' Q lf, ' N 5. .A 4. 7 fb . 'i ff V 4,1 f Q7-f .f 6, of .flyxfndd 5, -' is 3 '77 L47 I. J ,aff if 6 W V f A . M 117.1 ,A - J! N-gf W . Q A fjgnlg Kr? -1 47 Q1 4,4 LIBRARY WORKERS SEATED: M. Mand, B. Dushenski, J. Nosch, J. Peirce, J. Geffers, J. Scheller, S. Parsons STANDING: J. Smith, A. Nourse, K. Evan- son, L. Engelman, J. Nosch, K. Konrad, T. Mauritz, T. Wetterau, S. Burgett, C. Bauer, J. Gorny, N. Conklin. 9,1 Q-EQ SOS QSLANTS ON SAFETYJ SEATED I: A. Gavin, J. Huse, J. Muel- ler, L. Raddatz, R. M. Handy, G. Gehr- lae. SEATED II: D. Kunde, G. Rand, C. Tarlych, K. Kenny, K. Schodorf, H. Gumz, D. Brawn. IQ k wean Q Here are the unsung heroes of everyday life at O.H.S. Perhaps we are inclined to Lf! take their services too much for ranted but, if the suddenl were to sto functionin , S Y Y P S T--4 it would make a very great difference to all of us. --14 For example, our custodians do a fine job of keeping lhe buildings and the grounds J in tip-top condition . . . Few of us give much thought to the cooks until fourth hours --J, rolls around and then--mmmmmmmm, boy! . . . Our projectionists do a real service .J Z by relieving the tedium ofthe classroom and showing us interesting films . . . Safety SAFETY COUNCIL k Q, g V, SEATED: R. Sackinski,J.B1oech1,P.Zi1.l- K ges, M. Roley. STANDING: L. Haidlinger, A 4 F 0 C. Warnke, S. Felker, N. Jago, C. Dahl, R. Ilk, K. Schwertfeger, R. Peterson, M. Pat- -L rie. OFFICE ATTENDANTS SEATED: B. Chase, G. Luebke, V. Glassrnan, P. Belot, S. Mosling, N. Sul- livan, J. Waid. STANDING: D. Dailey, A. Dorman, A. Rogge, L. Cooper, K. Celichowski, H. Him, J. Aspatore, B. Krueger, S. Haidlinger, M. Perl, N. Nelson, L. MiLner, C. Paulsen. NURSE'S AIDS SFATED' K Weis erber S Lowe K . . g . . Levine. STANDING: Jfwiuansoil, M. Barney, J. Juedes, J. Dempsey, K. Kimball, D. Gordon, C. Krumenauer. - l Q CAFETERIA WORKERS Beverly Krueger, Alice Lechner, Jean Futta, Nlrs. Rothenbach. Council, Safety Patrol, Shop Safety, and the new S.O.S. club all do a whale of a good job looking after our welfare . . . Most familiar to us, of course, are the office force who, from their station in the cage keep a record of our comings and going, and the hall monitors whose posts make such convenient gathering spots! All of the service organizations play a great part in making ours a smoothly running school. CUSTODIANS Butch Frank, Marv Bauer, Karl Burrke, Zip Schuster, Ed Janke. PROJECTIONISTS SEATED: D. Steckbauer, D. Gehrke, C. Schultz, S. Bergelin. STANDING: R. Handy, D. Hughes, D. Luft, D. Hub- bard, J. Steinke, R. Kohls. it .t 3 , - X ,.Lw,,,, A -A Qwm,g,- mf wa mu 1 of-av-vmanv A- A. W ' 4 ef fam .r ., -A ,. . 4: A 1 - M In ,J ,-Q,mQgM5.r2,1::.,?'.,pf,gg,Qgg, A , Migvi .,.. W ,www 1 I ' Q Y X 'gp X .'2'. . gm.. G ,gym ' , ,f.,i' 1, 115 ,A . . iff A SWF -we' X, 1 V V x K W L,w E , , . M h K. ,Qing . Xiu fly Nr 1 Q L mfg 4 :rf 5 4 if Y E Ls Lx W... 5 8.5351 W, V152 x . ,f w 151 Q grvwixff asv! Y W xx, :sv 3. yr ,yn gf ,. .f a.. 4411 5,5 ml V W, , su 421 A ,Q lm ' w ' ', ji fra N 'sf ,,, fy wwf, 1 sr. Af 1- x. sr: g, 3, fi A gn ' . ,L W f- . sh' .. 4, V, ,f f ,, W 5 3 1 f'Mfx.w 4' M '1 4-' rf' ' Q' GW, xii-iw An '4 ... .32 'E -X' is ' ,Q :, :L ,L+ 'Q -Q W- 2 my V25 W -N. 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S 'rff i -3 ' 2 Y - .8 'W rw 1 S: 9, , A W 47 al? ' K' 'WL5 av-, ,Ni L E' 4 SR -.ig ' ,rg H :J ef S' M-EM f Q ' V It R ry S '7 X 'M N W ' Rf . 1 1' 1 ' ff 1 ' ' - fg 4 ,S .P ROW 1: Veith, Vose, Wag- L ner, Walter, Warhurst, War- 7 ner Watkins, Weber, Weg- ' ner. ROW 2: Wegner, Weideman, Weideman, Weigelt, Weinman, Weitz, Weitz, Weitz, Weiner. ROW 3: Welch, Wesen- berg, Wetterau, Weyers, White, White, Wiatrowski, Wiatrowski , Williams. Row 4: wiuiams, wmkie- bauer, Wirth, Wirkes, Witte, Wadey, Woldt, Woldt, Wolf. ROW 5: Wolfgram, Wojahn, Wo- kosin, Wood, Wolverton, Wrchota, Wuest, Wuest, Yarne. ROW 6: Zabel, 1 1 -Q, -it-fit... ...' .--1 . sf.. -..., .- tfz. n R ., ifizi S S is M 'i Wiiii ,,.. W E.. -S ii wr M y .- li 1 ,iitig ' 7.5 A T' it ' ' W e eezt ' t W W it - Z ' Y . 2 . ieeezh rw .. V -z fi. . 9555s i i si , 's Yzit 1. 1 . ' is 3 ' Yi q gi W W it iii 4 ,,, ' -' , ' N g i t . F 'ff-, .M if f .'V , . 5 t 5 Q ,,-' . . -tzf , . W If V f' - L ef., . ii N 'if ' - iiii 5 , f iii vt ' A 3' fi' .Y E . Zblewki, Zentner, Zick, www., , A ,L A if i-,-, Ziebe1l,Ziebel1,Ziegenha.- V A .Q , -L -if .- in gen, Zink, Zobel. ,RCW 7: . L Q ,1,. i,. . i- 3 g 1' in Zuehlke , Zuhlke. X 4 W K M 4, fl? :Z mx x .. . ' 5 1 'gy ' l'-1'f f f i -P Q A he i . , is S ft, . fe W R ., ,. 1 iei, ,,,,, -,,, i ' n .1 S 3 f if ' l'Wi' .159 2 ill r V W-'M '-:: - 1 ff i iff' ' 1 ,g lv. rf' , ig, M , z,-, , r 2, K 4 ii 4' 4? 5. izzy R R. af, S, R. Robins makes sure that O. Nowak SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS signs his right name on the dotted N. Allen, Treas., H. White, Sec., K. Rretz, V. Pres , line. and R. Boese, Pres. plan an interesting class meeting 61 . 3 I max I a . 'QM , is K i . 4? st l 5 5 Hi as HOMEROOM 413 ROW 1: A. Rusch, J. Ruby, R. Sachinski, C. Schoenian, C. San- born, B. Sanders, M. Sanders, P. Rost, N. Roe. ROW 2: J. Ristow, M. Romme, P. Roberts, C. Schoe nick, R. Schmidt, B. Schneider, C. Shauer, H. Rogge, S. Schoen- berger, M. Scheller. ROW 3: D. Schmidt, J. Schneider, J. Sam- uel, B. Scheuerman, L. Roller, M. Schettle, D. Schmidt, C. Riese, A. Rost. ROW 4: J. Ro- senthal, E. Schettl, J. Schmitt, J. Scheuermann, R. Sabott, R. Rothenbach, D. Richter, D. Rosenau. I i 1, ' 'V .v' J 1 .' MF f 1 X I f' v X , I , 2 Q, ' 1 an A 3,1 ' p ,Me p J G. Galow impressing his chemis- UY A . class with a tricky experiment. vm v '-5-- ' ef' HOMEROOM 411 ROW 1: M. Pupeter, P. Petzold, M. Raddatz, J. Poeschl, C. Pom- merich, J. Polishinski, P. Phi- lipp, J. Putzer. ROW 2: E. Postl, M. Phillips, J. Reed, Rasmussen, Redemann, J. Reischl, N. Prell- witz, T. Reardon. ROW 3: D. Reiter, R. Priebe, C. Reff, G. Putzer, P. Poeschl, S. Ploetz, M. Reno. ROW 4: J. Pruitt, G. Rand, N. Pierce, J. Putzer, R. Werner, R. Purdy, K. Renelt. HOMEROOM 405 Group 1 ROW 1: P. Hielsberg, A. Kicsow, D. Hudson, J. Herrle, K. Helstrom M. Hetzel, S. Hoffmann, C. Karst, M. Jordan. ROW 2: M. Hirte, J. Hiltz, K. Johnson, M. Kenfield, C. Hendrickson, S. Huckaby, P. Ilk, J. Hohenwalter, J. Hayes. ROW 3: D. Keliher, A. Henke, D. Kindness, R. Kautz, R. Hinn, A. Huber, D. Jones, B. Kirk, D. Hildebrand, L. Judson. ROW 4: P. Kaul, D. Jungwilth, G. Kalbus, M. Hartman, R. Koch, E. Hoff- man, D. Helm, L. Kargus, R. Klapa, P. Haverty, D. Hubbard. 7 HOMEROOM 406 ROW 1: S. Luker, C. Lautensch- lager, L. Manthei, C. McBriar, M. Mand, C. Mathe, T. Ludwig. ROW 2: M. Luebke, J. Larsen, J. Manney, S. Lewis, S. Lowell, K. Lincoln, A. Lechner, S. Lued- tke, B. Leinweber. ROW 3: D. McHugh, D. Laux, A. Lichtwald, R. Leinwebcr, T. Larson, F. Lue- bke, J. Marx, L. Lorbiechki, W. LaPointe. ROW 4: R. Last, T. Luker, C. Lehcr, D. Madcl, K. Markofski, R. Loos, M. Lawrence D. Lufi. v . 7 f7 V ' , .U L X ' gg L LI' X, w L ,UL f' V ' 'L A LL cu J '- ' . i lf .gat . f' jg- W I f if U I 1 ' Jf L if If JL ,I f I ,a -fi, f r V X I' l.,VzJy J 'li fl ' A V ' ' 'lg V 17 Latin students T. Hobbs, L. Nolte, 5 77 and R. Ilk find this easier than , ,Q Q' I L. i learning conjugations. AJ! .1 C I f X0 U, . V . 1 , ,sf 'A ' X X f ' l f fb xi If ' V Q 1 I - 1 'jj J WX l ' XX lj a ' 4 fp? ' ff X , ' -- s W A ' 1 , f 4. fe , ,'. . XI ful if 7 ,' ' I , T. ' ,H J ' f ., X 'li r Ui .iv . VAL ' X .Y 2' I ff If ,J 1 . 1 V ' ' I ,V 1 W .wg , ,, . J -1 i l- v X Ars' if ' Xl w ' -. 1, i lf W ' X ' l . x.. ,. I Vx, : l . . if X I if L! HOIvfEROOM 30 1 ROW 1: C. Adams, B. Baier Barton, J. Boyski, B. Becker Ames, B. Baker, J. Brunover 3 I B. J. Beber. ROW 2: B. Baier, T. Bar tels, R. Boese, B. Blodgett, S. W Bradley, B. Albee, D. Boldt, Group 1 N Berholtz, W. Boyd. ROW 3: Butt, K. Burgett, D. Bloechl Bath, G. Augsburger, T. Binn D. Andrashko, R. Beckler, J. Burns, D. Brawn. D. er, D. HONIEROOM 307 Group 1 ROW 1: D. Doemel, P. Dobish, B. Felker J Eiden B. Drew A Dorman, Fngelrriann, M. Dodg- herty, B. Eichman. ROW 2: D. Dibble, J. Doemel, S. Dougherty, L. Drexler, J. Elmer, S. Frank, M. Embs, S. FeLker, N. Fisher, V. Foster. ROW 3: D. Felker, P. Frank, S. Dombrowski, M. K. Duex, T. Felda, D. Dumke, R. Dumke, S. Durant, J. Felker, L. Dunham, L. Engelman. ROW 4: D. Dushenski, R. Dorsch- ner, G. Egnoski, J. Engel, H. Doemel, W. Flanigan, R. Diskow- ski, D. Fadner, R. LaMore, B. Ebert. J. Fisher. if is 'Q' 'I Q 3' :ya HOMEROOM 405 Group 2 ROW 1: J. Hasse, B. Knoblock, J. Knobloch, C. Kronzer, L. Koplitz, J. Kryzaniak, B. Lang,,M. Kron- zer, K. Konrad, K. Klitzke. ROW 2: M. Kurtz, G. Kromm, E. Kolb, D. Kraemer, C. Kro11,J. Krum- rich, J. Klitzke, B. Krueger, L. Knowles, B. Krall, J. Koelbl. ROW 3: G. Knudsen, B. Klotz- buecher, S. Kuehl, W. K.ro11, D. Heinz, G. Kloieber, T. LaMere, W. Lahaie, B. Kluth, F. Kurowski. ROW 4: W. Krause, T. Kuenzl, T. Johnson, L. Didlo, J. Kunde, G. Kuehl, G. Kush, J. Kugler, J. Kronschnabel. O Homeroom 2115 ROW 1. P. Utter, H. Tice, J. Stake, J. Staerkel, J. Toshner, S Swanson J Terrace D St 1 - , . , . e z- ner, D. Taylor, J. Spiczenski, S. Utecht. ROW 2. J. Springborn, C. Stutzman, W. Stzohschein, C. Steinert, J. Thomas, P. Unrnuth, J. Sprehe, N. Thalhofer, S. Thiele, M. Ulrich, L. Spanbauer. ROW 3. G. Stadler, R. Stevens, S. Taylor, D. A. Specht, D. Steckbauer, J. Spanbauer, D. Tyson, T. Spanbauer, D. Thill, J. Stevens. ROW 4. D. Tigert, D, Specht, D. Spoehr, R. Swisher, G. Stroede, C. Tadych, W. Tank, R. Strottman, J. Tank, J. Stein- ke, R. Thill, R. Stelzner. I '23 Ri Homeroom 301 Group 2 ROW 1. M. Buch, J. Anthes, Binder, G. Babcock, G. Bloom, K. Broderick D Bel er Borst 1 - 3-ng 2 a L. Baier. ROW 2. R. Brayton, J. Miller, E. Bilton, J. Bloechl, S. Bock, M. Arent, B. Brehmer, J. Berkley, J. Binning. ROW 3. W. Abraham, Gary Barth, Bowen,Al- brecht, A. Laude, S. Bergelin, Burton, B. Bartelt, J. Bender, Binner, C. 1. .., ...Ag-4513! y. fi 'V Homeroom 407 ROW 15 J. Mitchell, D. Mister- ek, K. Mosling, S. Michels, S. Meyer, C. Mays, B. Mauritz, L. lviilner. ROW 2. N. Mathe, J. Mueller, R. Mueller, K. Mere- dith, J. Miller, C. Matulle, B. Mathewson, M. Mickey. ROW3 B. A. Miller, T. Miller, S. Nel- son, P. Neubauer, C. Mesnar, R. Nelson, J. Mathe. ROW 4- J- Miller, D. Miller, G. M1lnSCh,L- Mutz, D. Menke, J. Mientke, S. Mauritz, M. Moran. H.. enum -Gnu C 0 nil uw, J w we 'fd LI' L 1 V v ' .L x f u .1 ,V .-- I .. f AL, UH' !,LNlJ,.'L:' ,L ,Zgff :L 'V 1, , ., , I f 9 I I 4 bl' lf . Y' f' A. Durant, C. Wood, and K. IM ,gf UH' ,Ltd Wuest taking a close look. L lf rg 9 V Homeroom 307 Group 1 ROW 1. G. Gehrke, C. Gruhlke, J. Furman, J. Fretschl, P. Friday, V. Glassman, J. Gams, J. Ga- low, K. Glasenapp. ROW 2. J. Futta, C. Glidden, G. Hanseder, J. Harron, K. Gogolewski, S. Goshorn, C. Gould, N. Haber- korn, R. M. Handy, J. Gunther, S. Gunderson, N. Hansen, L. Hansen. ROW 3. R. Hamburg, G. Gauger, R. Handy, D. Grasee, J. Gauger, C. Grxmwald, K. Genal, T. Galvin, R. Gogolew- ski, B. Friday, P. Gibson, D. Grill. ROW 4. R. Girens, B. Gregory, R. Grabner, R. Gauger, B. Goyke G. Carl, W. Hager, M. I-has, R. ,I-lansen, W. Frazier. I 0 Homeroom 304 O 1 W Coe S Cholewinski, R W . . , . D. Carpenter, M. J. Conlee , L. Devlin, C. Coe, L. Cooper, B. Clavette. ROW 2. B. Clark, S. Clark, Crombie, S. Cholewinski, M. Decker, G. Cappert, J. Da- vidson, E. Conger. ROW 3. T. Copp, P. Clark, D. Clark, S. Dingelr, M. Diakoff, R. Ceelen, K. jak, P. Cravillion. ROW 4 J. Chapin, J. Christiansen, F. Caldwell, G. Danke, J. Casper, T. Demler, R. Dettlaff, G. Cud- ahy, D. Davidson, P. Dallman. Q FX' HOMEROOM 26B ROW 1. S. Wenzel, E. Vander- molen, J. Williams, S. Weide- man, J. Va.nAJstine, M. Wein- er, S. Weigandt, C. Rennert. ROW 2. L. Velissaris, B. Wiesner, J. Wohlt, C. Wink- ler, G. Wiley, P. VanOrnum, J. Wilkinson, C. Wamke. ROW 3. K. Weitz, H. Wilkinson, S. Whittaker, E. Wamke, G. Weidemann, W. Weitz, D. Wagner, G. Vogds, V. Ware. ROW 4. T. Waite, R. Wilkins, P. Wiese, A. West, D. Vesper- man, J. N Wilkins, T. Weber, G. Weigandt. gl . T1 -sf9.fi 1 h Y N CC x' v I W ' I S. Schettle, S. Cartwright, S.Kots- A E l chi, and J. Du.nne are really cook-fu' dj . .th ' Q J . mg VV1 gas 'X up YV A ,g, . ' U L, ' I N fffwwf! V'6!' ,UVM .9 c- 4 r , J lx J!! JL' qfrj - U ' '- as riff n .uf ,I Hfqlg ' IJ V ik L ,kfj NA X . Y - -'dv , , 1 vsp . saw 'if in 7V V U' is ' ' adj? k....X k AK4, HOMEROOM 32B ROW 1. S. Zastrow, M. Yo- der, C. Wollaeger, S. Zim- dars, S. Ziebell, M. Zabel, V. Wojahn. ROW 2. C. Worden, J. Woldt, P. Ziebell, J.Wo1ff, L. Zwicky, G. Zernzach, J. in, B. Young, T. Wolf, B. Wol- fe, D. Wood, R. Zelke. ROW 4. C. Ziebell C Wolf R Wolf, R. wohir. ' ' ' '1 . -iv ' v- .Y if Wollangk. ROW 3. J. Wokos- 0 HOMEROOM 310 ROW 1. M. Norton, M. Nolte, M. Paulick, B. Nigl, G. Parsons, P. Parrow, K. Nichols. ROW 2. J. Petri, D. Nitkowski, R. Neyhard, Peterson, A. Nourse, P. Ott, F. O'Nei1, S. Peterik, M. Paepke,' H. Niebauer. ROW 3. J. Nitkowski, W. Nowak W. Paffemoth L Pen- zenstad1er,'L. Ott, D. Nierme er, G. Patzlaif, T. Wetterau, J. Petrie, J. O'I.aughlin, ROW 4. J. Nosch, R. Pahlow, T. Petersik, D. Paulus, D, Peterson, R. Nigl, D. Nikolaus, T. Pennewell, R. Pep- pler, W. Pable. G -'wp-Tl? v t ,',4n nn- QMZQ ..., .- 11 ff .fa ma y ww J 2 in ' if aa v ., 'K as, 5 'WL .k -ov 0 ' L. T. A u 1-.v if I '9 WA'w: I as - 054 ,I S V Q ,'g .qi . M. wi? ' gk Q 0,0 ,L M.. MP cr. Q 6 W J M' 'nf .... 1. ez: talkmg xt over Pat Haverty, Vice Presl dent, Bill I.ahaie,Pr s- identg larry Didlo, Treasurer, and Mary Kronzer, Secretary. Junior class officers e HOMEROOM 414 ROW 1. J. Smith, J. Schubert, N. Schwandt, J. Serwas, M. Schuhart, J. Sedlachek, S. Siewert. ROW 2. Q' sq P. Schwab, B. Seifeldt, M. Sitzber- ger, C. Schroeder, M. Schrottky, D. Singstock. ROW 3. R. Schoonove I J Senderhauf D. Smith R.Smith, ' D 3 L. Siebold, R. Sitzberger, J. Son- nleitner. ROW 4 G. Segor, P. Schultz, R. Schumann, R. Sell, D Schuster, R. Schroeder. 626 J W A Exif lgvvffw' KL WF M N W1 JKV x V X ,Xxx Q' X cuff, ff L Jay Z WWEVAMA fjiffg I I 1 ' ' 1 ,A I D I I I I I I I I I I ' . 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HELEN ARMSTRONG Band, Orchestra, Symphonette, FTA, Modernlan- guage, GAA, Jr. Red Cross JU'DITH ASPATORE Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Modern Language, Jr.His- torical Society, Drum Corps ELLEN AUGSBURGER Latin Club, FBLA, Theta Epsilon, Alpha Kappa, Band, Treble Choir JEAN AYERS GAA, Drum Corps, Jr. Masque, Jr, Red Cross KARLA BAHR Class Council 10, FBLA, Alpha Kappa, Jr. Histori- cal Society RUSSELL BALDA Football, Baseball, Jr. Masque, MIAA JANICE BARBER Jr. Masque BARBARA BARTELS FBLA, Jr. Historical Society DONNA BARTELS Jr. Historical Society 70 BARBARA ABRAHAM ROBERT AIBRIGHT MIAA, Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Masque, Safety Council, Intramurals JUDITHAILEN Student Council, Peake Award, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Theta Epsilon, Pythagorean, V. Pres, 12B, Forum, V. Pres. 11B-Pre. 11A, 12B, Latin Club, Chorlstem, A Cappella, Carousel , Class Council NOTEBOOK 11, 12-Assoc. Editor 12, O'Nei1 Honor Society KAREN ALLEN Latin Club, FTA, Onawah, Jr. Red Cross LAURALEE ANDERSON LINDA ANDRASCHKO MARY ELLEN ANDRASCHKO Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa, Student Council, 12, FBLA, FTA, Choristers, Trebel Choir, Stag1ine , Carousel JERRY ANNIS Football, Basketball, Track NANCY ANNIS Jr. Masque, ART ' ea' CAROLYN BAUER FBLA, Lambda Beta DANIEL BECK Safety Council, MIAA, V. Pres. 125 Boys' Stateg Student Council 12, Treas. 123 Basketball, Trackg Football BRENDA BELL Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Latin Club, Sec. 11Bg Alpha Kappa, NOTIBOOK 10, 11, 12, Assoc. Editor 125 Treble Choir, Choristers PAULA BELOT INDEX, Treble Choir, Gamma Sigma Kappa, FTA NANCY BENT Lambda Beta NHCHAEL BERLOWSKI Basketball, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Pres. 12, MIAA, Latin Club, Pres. 125 Student Council, Pres. 123 Boys' State, ACappel.la3 Madrigalsg Briga- doom , Rose Marie , Carousel , 'Stag Line BURDEAN BERNDT A Cappella, Sweet Sixteen, Concert Choir, Briga- doon 3 Rose Marie , Carousel , Jr. Masqueg Al- pha Kappag Orchestra KENNETH BERNDT Football, MIAA, Class Council MARY ELLEN BERNDT Modern Language, Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Soci- CW THO RICHARD BERRY AUDREY BETTS FBLA SANDRA BINNING Jr. Masque, Jr MAS BERNDT 'v-- Latin Club, Ga Theta Epsilon, PATRICIA BLOCH 4? , wi 57,6 Wifw' iqiv . Historical Society, FTAg Safety Council KAY BLAU Choristersg Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society SANDRA BLECHL Jr. Red Cross, GAA, Jr. Masque, Safety Council JEROME BLINK Latin Clubg Pythagorean Council, Treas. 125 Slide Rule, MIAA MARY BLOCH mma Sigma Kappa, Class Council, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Treble Choir, Choristersg A Cappella Gamma Sigma Kappa, GAA, Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Red Cross, V. President 115 INDEX, Jr. Masque J A4 1 Cy, 51.7 J fv--X ffl SHERRY BLOCK Student Council 125 Gamma Sigma Kappa, FTA, Orchestra, President 123 Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Masque FRANCES BLOECHL Latin Club, Jr. Masque, Choristersg A Cappellag Carouse1 5 Safety Council, INDEX: STUDENT PRINTS GAYLE BODOH Jr. Masque, Izaak Waltong A Cappella, Quartet, Rose Marie Carousel , Modern Language SUSAN BOEDER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, A Cappellag Rose Marie Carousel , Theta Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Pres. 12A5 Sophomore Award ANNE BORELAND GAA, Letterg Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Stage Line Orchestrag A Cappella, Carouse1'5 FTA: lNDEXg Latin Club, Sec. 12g Theta Epsilon, NOTEBOOK, Art Editor, Cheerleadingg Gamma Sigma Kappa, Oratoryg O'Neil Honor Society MICHAEL BRADLEY MIAA, Jr. Historical Society, Football . JAMES BRAGG MIAA BARBARA BRE-LMER Student Council 115 Alpha Kappag FBLA, Treble Choir, Drum Corps BARBARA BRANDT Student Council, Sec. 123 Cheerleading, Jr. Mas- gue, Pres. 10A5 Sr. Masque, Stag Line , GAA3 TA, Alpha Kappa, Treas. 11B5 Latin Club, Or- chestrag A Cappellag Rose Marie g Carousel g Class V. Pres. 115 NOTEBOOK, Clubs Edg Girls' State, O'Neil Honor Society BONNIE BRENCHLEY ART, Pres. 12Bg Jr. Masque, Drum Corps CARL BRETSCPLNEIDER Football CHARLOTTE BRICKHAM FBLA JERRY .BRIGI-IAM Class Council 12 JUDITH BRINK A Cappella, Carousel , Concert Choir, accompg l.atin Club, Alpha Kappa, Student Council 125 Jr. Historical Society JAMES BROOKS Football GERALD BURNS Izaak Waltong Jr. Historical Society SANDRA BURDICK FBLA JUDITH CARPENTER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Alpha Kappa, Treas. 125 GAA, Latin Clubg Treble Choir, Class Council 11, 2 72 CAROL CASE GAA3 FBLAQ Lambda Betag Jr. Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappa SANDRA CASE . ACappe1Ja5 Ca.rousel g Modem Languageg Ona- wahg FTA5 Jr. Historical Societyg GAA5 Jr. Mas- KAguCELlCHOWSKI A Cappellag Car0use15 FBLA DARRELL CHARLES Choxistersg Izaak Waltong Jr. Historical Society BONNIE CHASE Lambda Betag GAA5 Jr. Masque WILLIAM CHELLOW JAMES M. CIARK NUAA5 Choristersg Footballg Baseballg Izaak Wal- tong Jr. Masqueg Pythagorean Council NANCY CONKLIN GAA3 Dnun Co DIANE COOK Latin Clubg ...JL torical Society ,-.' X. if v U., fx! 1 l' P1 ' 1 JOAN COTTRELL Jr. Red Cross: Lambda Betag Sa.fetygCou.ncil3 Jr. Masqueg INDEX DANIEL COWAN Pres. 125 Boys' State VINCENT DAHL A Cappellag Carouse1 g Slide Ruleg Pythagorean Council JUDITH DAHMS latin Clubg Jr. Red Crossg FBLA DONNA DAILEY Jr. Red.C1'ossg Lambda Betag Jr. Masqueg FBLA MARY ANN DAVIDSON Jr. Historical Societyg Drum Corpsg FTAg Modern language DAVID DAVIBS Imak Waltong Football PHIL DAY Imak Walton, Pres. 12B JAMES DAVIS Imak Walton NHAAg Trackg Footballg Safety Councilg Class V. We 1 .IV GERALDINE DREYER A Cappellag Carousel g FBLA NOI.A DUH-IRING Jr. Red Crossg FBLA5 Jr. Historical Society BARBARA DUSHENSKI Jr. Red Crossg GAA3 Jr. Historical Societyg Lambda Beta MELVIN EATON Football VIRGINIA ECKHART TERRENCE EISCH Footballg MIAA3 Tennisg Pythagorean Council MARY EMRICH Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAAg Alpha lfappag FTAg n, D latin Clubg Student Councilg INDEXg Stag Line ACappella5 Brigadoon 5 Rose Marie g 'Carou- sel KATHERINE ENGELMANN Jr. Red Crossg FBLA, V. Pres 11A THEODORE ENGELKE 7+ :A vrnrw-nv vxv-vnrxvn IFKKJIX-lhllli IJIHLAJLLYS' Treble Choirg GAAg Alpha Kappag INDEX, Feature Ed. 125 ARTg Senior Attendant, Homecomingg Jr. Historical Societyg STUDHNIT PRINTS, Editor JANET DEMPSEY GAA5 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kap- pa, Pres, l2A5 INDEX, Editor 125 Latin Club, V. Pres. 1lA5 Alpha Kappag A Cappellag Rose Marie I ll I ' ' ll I ' ll 'Carousel 5 Time out for Ginger 5 'Stag Lme 5 STUDBTI' PRINTS5 Student Councilg O'Neil Honor Society TIMOTHY DEMPSEY Jr. Masqueg Modern Languageg Izaak Waltong Slide Ruleg Pythagorean Councilg Forumg Golf DANIEL DENNIN ANN DETTLAFF A Cappellag Carousel5 Latin Clubg Jr. Masqueg Sr Masqueg Theta Epsilong NOTEBOOK DEE ANNA DIDLO Modern Languageg Jr. Red Crossg GAA5 Jr. Histori- cal Societyg Jr. Masqueg INDI-Dig FTA MARY DOEMEL FBLAQ Choristemg Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg NOTEBOOKg Latin Club JACK DRDCLER Football PATRICIA DREXLER Jr. Red Crossg FBLA3 Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masque Qief MARY ERTMER Jr. Masqueg FBLAQ Jr. Historical Societyg Treble Choir SHIRLEY EVANS BARBARA EYERS GAA5 Latin Clubg Bandg Treble Choirg Choristersg NOTEOOK CHARLES EYERS Izaak Waltong A Cappellag Rose Marie 5 Carou- sel JUDITH FARROW Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Safety Councilg INDEXQ FTAg GAA5 Jr. Historical Societyg Latin Clubg Onawahg STUDENT PRINTS JEROME FAUST MIAAQ Iraak Waltong Jr. Historical Societyg Foot- ball: Jr. Masqueg Safety Councilg Intramurals LANE FELKER Slide Rule SUSAN FENRICH GAAg FBLA5 Lambda Betag A Cappella CURTB FERGUSON SUSAN FERGUSON etyg INSIEX ELIZABETH F ISS Jr. Mas eg Sr. Masqueg Latin Clubg Alpha Kappag Treble glhoirg Lambda Beta, Treas. 125 Peake A- wardg Stag Line JAMES FITZGERALD FootbaJ.l51MIAA5 Intramurals GARY FLACK MIAA3 Izaak Waltong Shop Safety HAROLD FOOTIT MIAA5 Safety Council, Pres. 125 Jr. Historical So- cietyg Izaak Waltong Trackg Intramurals F REDERIC FORD Qfntered from Beloit High School, Footballg Trackg MIA.A KATHRYNE FRANZEN Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAAQ INDEXQ Modem Languageg Onawahg Jr. Historical Society ANN F RAZIER ROGER FREDRICK Shop Safety 6- If Jr. Mas eg GAA5 Drum Corpsg Jr. Historical Soci- MARJORE FRr:.mTRG GAA5 DrumCorps5 Jr. Masque5 FBLA5 Jr. Red Cross, Pres. 125 Alpha Kappa THOMAS FREN'IZ Jr. Masque5 Sr. Masqueg Pythagorean Councilg MIAA5 Slide Ru1e5 Intramuralsg Class Council 10- 125 Stag line JOSEPH FREY Jr. Historical Societyg Izaak Wa1ton5 MIAA5 Safety Council5 Football5 Trackg Intramurals ELAINE FUHS FTA5 Jr. Masque5 Theta Epsilon, Treas. 125 Latin Club5 Sr. Masqueg Student Council 115 GAA5 Cheerleadingg A Cappe1la5 Carousel 5 NOTEBOOK Calendar Ed. JOAN GAFNER GARY GALOW Safety Council ROBERT GFAR Izaak Walton5 Jr. Masque JEAN GEFFERS Jr. Masque5 FBLA RICHARD GEHRKE Choristems JAMES GLASSMAN Izaak Walton5 MIAA5 Baseball FAY ANN GLAUBITZ Jr. Red Cross5 ART EILEEN GOGGIN Jr. Masque5 Modem Languageg A Cappellag Brig- adoon 5 'fRose Marie 5 Carouse1 5 Teen Tones DONA GORDON Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque5 Latin C1ub5 Class Council 10, 115 Lambda Beta5 Jr. Red Cross5 Alpha Kappa5 Gamma Sigma Kappag GAA5 INDEX JOYCE GORNEY GAA5 Drum Corps ESTHER GOSE Chonisters, Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque5 Drum Corps5 GAA5 Onawah5 Student Council 10, 115 Pythagorean Council5 FFA, Pres. 125 Class Council 125 Jr. His- torical Society MARY GOYKE FBLA MICHAEL GRABNER Student Council 125 MIAA5 Footballg Trackg Bas- ketballg Boys' State PATRICIA GRACE Choristersg Latin C1ub5 Jr. Red Cross5 Jr. Masqueg FBLA5 Jr. Historical Society 76 FTA, Jr Masque, Sr Masque, Student Colmcil 115 Safety Council, NOTEBOOK5 INDEX, Gamma Sig- 'S T357 CAROL ANN GREENLAW A Cappellag Rose Marie g FBLAg Jr. Masqueg Jr Historical Society CHARLES GRAY Football DONNA GRIFDL Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Socielyg Treble Choirg Choristexsg Jr. Red Cros BEVERLY GROSE Jr. Masqueg GAAg FBLAg Intramuralsg ART3 Tre- ble Choir STANLEY GRUENWALD Slide Rule' A Ca lla- Madri als' Concert Choir 9 PPC a S a Latin Clubg Pythagoreang Class Council 105 Briga doon 5 Rose Marie 5 Carousel BEVERLY GRUSE FBIAg Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Society GARY GUETSCHOW Football DAVID GUSTAVUS Safety Patrol RONALD HACKBARTH 77 HELGA HOYER Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Red Cross ROBERT HOYT JAMES HRIBERNIK Basketballg Footballg MIAA DENNIS H HES UG INDEX3 FFA3 Corn King 125 Oats King 115 FFA Basketball JOANNE HUSE SOS GAIL JACKISH Onawahg Jr. Historical Societyg Lambda Betag NOTBOOK, Jr. Masqueg Treble Choir RALPH JACOBS MIAA NANCY JAGO Safety Council, Sec. 105 Onawahg 4Jr. Mass.:-E,Pres. m 113 Modem Languageg Class Council 115 Corps leaderg Sr. Masqueg Treble Choir5 Choristersg Orchestra BARBARA JENSEN Orchestx-ag Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Modern Languageg Onawahg NOTEBOOK 78 CORRINIE HEIDEMAN Jr. Mas eg Jr. Historical Societyg GAA WILLIAM lq-l1FlIDL JOSEPH HEMMER Safety Councilg Class Coxmcilg Student Councilg A Cappellag Brigadoon 5 Carouse1 5 Rose Ma- rie 5 MIAA5 Jr. Masqueg Latin Clubg Oratory NANCY HENNING Choristersg Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masquig Al- pha Ka ag Forumg Gamma Sigma Kappag tin Clubg gsfety Coimcilg INDEX, News Ed. 12 CAROL HEWITT Jr. Masqueg INDEX CAROL HOEFT Treble Choirg Choristers JAMES HOOK CARMON HOPPE Band MARY JANE HORNER Student Cotmcil 105 Theta Epsilon, V. Pres. l2A5 Latin Clubg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Treble Choirg Class Council 12 EUGENE JENSON Jr- Masqueg Sr. Masqueg MIA.A, Sec. 125 Student Council 10-125 Class Pres. 12 ELLEN ROSE JOHNSON Theta Epsilon5 Junior Historical Society QEntered from Sauk Center High School, MARIE JOHNSON JOYCE JONES Jr. Masque' FBLA, Reporter 11A: Th t E il - Bandg Orcliestrag Syniphonette ea Ps on, JUDITH JONES Jr. Masqueg Bandg FBLA JERRY JORGENSON JO ANN JUEDES Jr. Masqueg FBLA, V. Pres. 12B5 Theta Epsilon- Gamma Sigma Kappag INDEX ' JOYCE JUEDES Orchestra' GAA- FTA- Jr. s e- Sr. Ma - FBLA5 l.N1DEX5 A Cappgellag ' f' a:ioon 5 segfau- sel 5 Class Treas. 12 - , X' fy J ROBERT JUNGVVIRTH ,QL I-, i , 51 f , j U f . mix' fl I ylll Q I' i 1 ,Xl 5 5 f . fl fl , I ' 1 I fn VL ,fl I k.V X1 1 3 ff X 5, 1 HM rx W 5, M 5 5. 1 1 5 ,. K U ' , Y 5 ,I ' 1 1 V' V sf I 5- U JUDITH JUSTMAN Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg Sr. 'vlasqueg FFA5 Jr. Historical Societyg Gamma Sig: xa Kappa5 Dnun Corpsg Treble Choir5 Modern L 'guageg NOTE- BOOK MELVIN KAISER Baseballg MIAA RUTH KANNENBERG FBLA NANCY KARL ROBERT KASARSKY JUDITH KAUFMAN Gamma Sigma Kappa5 Onawah, Pres. 125 Jr. Mas- queg Sr. Masque'5 FTA5 FBLA5 Drum Corpsg ACa- ppellag Carousel 5 Forum5 Class Treas. 115 GAA JUDITH KIEMPINGER Clas Council 105 A Cappellag Rose Marie 5 Car- ousel 5 Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Society5 Alpha Kappa5 Drum Corpsg Modem Languageg INDEX5 GAA CANDACE KENNEY Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg FBLA5 GAA5 Choristers5 INDEX5 Gamma Sigma Kappa DONALD KIENAST Jr. Historical Societyg Pythagorean Councilg MIAA WAYNE KNOLL Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Societyg Forumg Izaak Waltong MIAA THOMAS IQIOOP Golfg MIAAg IISHJEXQ Slide Ruleg Pythagorean Cou.nci15 Forumg Modern Language 'THOMAS KOCH GAIL KOECK Jr. Mas e- Jr Mas ue- GAA' Choristers- FBLAg 12, qu - Q Jr. Historic,a1 Societyg l!'TA5 Cglass Councii, RONALD KOECK GARY KOELBL NfIA.Ag Golfg Intramurals DENNIS KOHI. MIAAg Tennis RONALD KOHLS MIAA5 Shop Safety KENNETH KONRAD 80 KAREN KIMBALL GAA3 Jr. Masque, V. Pres. 10A5 INDEX5 Jr. Red Crossg Sr. Masqueg Gamxna Sigma Kappag A Cap- pellag 'fCaro1se1 3 Onawah, Sec. 12 BARBARA KIRK Treble Choirg FBLA, Treas. 125 Jr. Masqueg Drum Corpsg Alpha Kappag Class Council 125 INDEX FORREST KITTOE Footballg Baseballg Trackg Class Council 115 MIAA Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, Treas. 125 A Cappellag Brigadoon g Carousel SUSAN KITZ Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Cross JUDITH KLASKE Jr. Masqueg FBLAg Jr. Historical Societyg Lambda Beta- Jr. Red Cross THOMAS KLOIBER RUSSELL KLUG GRETCHEN KNAAK Choristersg Pythagorean Councilg FTA5 Modem Language, V. Pres. 11A5 Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Red Cross KAREN KNAAK Theta Epsilong Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, V. Pres. 125 Jr. Red Cross, Sec. 123 NOTEBOOK, Assoc. Ed. 123 Orchestrag Drum Corpsg I-'BIA x l 3 1 2 THOMAS KONRAD Baseball, Footbal., NHAA, Student Council 10, 11, 12 DEAN KOSS Football, NHAA, Treas. 12, Track, Intramurals STEVEN KOSS Baseball, Intramurals MICHAEL KOZAK DENNIS KRAUSE JUDITH KRAUSE Drum Corps, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA, Reporter 12, GAA, INDEX, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Red Cros, NOTEBOOK SALLY KROHLOW FBLA, Modern language CONSTANCE KRUMENAUER C135 Sec. 12, GAA, Jr. Masque, ART, INDEX' Class Council 11, Choristers, FTA, Sr. Masque, Treble Choir JANET KUHINZ GAA, Jr. Red Cross, FBLA, Latin Club, Intramurals Y-37 I? 1,15 X149 1-r 5 JAMES KUJAWA Pythagorean Colmcil, MIAA, Latin Club, Forum, Imak Walton, Safety Council, Jr. Historical Society MARLENE KUNDE FBLA, Jr. Masque, GAA, Jr. Historical Society RICHARD LaROSE Band, Orchestra, Symphonette, Class Council 12, Imak Walton, Band Council V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12 PAUIA LARSON ROLAND 1.eBECK DOROTHY LEICHTFUSS FBLA, Jr. Masque JUDITH LEICHT NAM FBLA Uintered from Hi gh lj GRETCHEN LENTZ ' Jr. Masque, Sr que, G , T Epsilon, V. Pres. 11A-Pres Mod age, Pres. 11A, Gamma. S' m ppa, S c. 12 INDEX, Orchestra, A Ca , e q , ' arousal , Sweet Six- teen, . Pr 11A es. 12A, Time out for Ginge ', 'Eqtag Li.ujNO OK, Editor 12, O'Nei1 Ho ety WU!! jjwpgwf M092 iaifwi 1? KATHLEEN LEVINIE Student Council 103 Jr. Masque5 Sr. Masqueg FTA5 GAA5 Theta Epsilon5 Gamma Sigma Kappa5 Modern Languageg Choristersg INDDC, Feat-tue Ed PATRICIA LEWELLYN GAA GAIL LINDGREN Treble Choir5 FBLA5 GAA MARY ELLEN LORD Treble Choir5 GAA5 FBLA5 INDEX RUSSELL LOSSE Jr. Masque SUSAN LOWE GAA5 A Cappellag Carousel 5 INDEX, News Ed5 Gamma Sigma Kappag Forum5 Modem Ia.nguage5 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque PHYLLIS LUDWIG Theta Epsilon5 Foru.m5 Jr. Historical Society5 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Modern Language5 Orchestrag Treble Choir ROGER LUDWIG Footballg Trackg MIAA, Pres. 125 Jr. Historical Society5 Safety Council GAYLE LUEBKE Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg FTA5 Jr. Historical Soci- ety5 Gamma Siirgrcza Kappa: Theta Epsilon, Sec. 11A5 GAA, Sec. 11A- ec. Board, Letter, Chevron5 INDEX5 1 NOTEBOOK, Make-up Edg Orchestra PATRICIA LUEBKE GAA: Choristers5 Alpha Kappa5 Theta Epsilon5 Latin Clubg FBLA5 INDEX5 NOTEBOOK JUDITH McRAE FBLA5 Jr. Red Crossg Lambda Beta5 Treble Choir MARSHA MAGNUSEN A Cappella5 Rose Marie 5 Carousel 5 Sweet Six- teen5 Student Council 115 Class Council 125 Stag Linens Alpha Kappa, Pres. 12B5 Latin Club, Lictor 12B5 Jr. Masque, Treas. 105 Sr. Masque5 Cheer- leading5 Gamma Sigma Kappa, V. Pres. 12A5 O'Neil Honor Society DENNIS MAHY Izaak Walton MILES MANKUSKY ART5 Jr. Masque5 fEntered from Riverside High School, PATRICIA MARKOFSKI Modern Languageg Lambda Betag INDEX SHARON MARTIN GAA5 Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masque INDEX THOMAS MARTIN ROBERT MASTRICOLA Baseball5 MIAA 82 JAMES MATHE JOSEPH MATSCHI MIAA THOMAS MAURITZ INDEX5 Shop Safety GARY MILLER MERRY MILILR Treble Choir MARILYN MITCHELL Theta Epsilong Gamma Sigma Kappag Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Jr. Hisvodcal Societyg Bandg Band Council S phonetteg Bras Choir BETTY MSLOGBIUSIS 1-'TA3 INDEX5 Orchestrag Jr. Historical Societyg GAA5 Forum MILDRI-LD MOREY SUE MOSLING GAA5 Jr. Masqueg Homecoming Attendant 115 Homecoming Queen 125 Modern Language Q- TY if JUDITH MUELLER SOS DAVID MUNDINGER SANDRA MURPHY Jr. Masqueg FTA, Sec. 123 Theta Epsilon, Sec. 125 Bandg Band Colmcilg Symphonetteg Orchestra PAUL NBEL A Cappella- Modem Language NANCY NELSCSN Jr. Masque RONALD NELSON Trackg Baseballg Jr. Masqueg Modern Languageg GERALD NEUBAUER Iraak Waltong MIAA JEAN NEUBAUER MTl:ta Epilong Gamma Sigma Kappag GAAg Jr. que BARBARA NEUSTIFTER Modern Languageg Jr. Historical Society 83 FLORENCE PALECEK Jr. Historical Society, Drum Corps, GAA, Lambda Beta, Jr. Masque, INDEX, Jr. Red Cross, FBIA CARLTON PALENSKE MIAA MARY PAMPLIN GAA, Treble Choir, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society JOHN PAULIK Shop Safety CAROL PAULSEN Jr, Masque, INDDQ FBLA, Jr. Historical Society WILLIAM PAZEN JOAN PEIRCE Treble Choirg GAA, Jr. Historical Society, Lambda Beta, V. Pres. 125 Modern Language MARY PERDUE FBLA, Jr. Historical Society LORETTA PERK A Cappella, Brlgadoon g Rose Marie , Carou- sel , Teen Tones, Concert Choir, Sophomore Music Award, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque B4 MICHAEL NOIAN Football, Modern Language, Izaak Walton, Forum Jr. Hrstoncal Society, NOTEBOOK SUSAN NORTON Lambda Beta JOANNE NOSCH Theta Epsilon, GAA, Latin Club, Lambda Beta, Jr Masque, Treble Chou KATHLEEN NOV OTNY FBLA, Jr Masque, FTA JACK OLIVER SHARON OSTWALD Jr. Historical Society, Drum Corps, A Cappella, Forum BARRY OT I' Football, Track, Student Council, Chorrsters THEODORE OTTO Baseball, Jr Masque, MIAA, Jr l'l1StO1'1C3lSOC1CQI V. Pres 12A, Pythagorean, Modern Language, In tramurals JUDIT H PAFFENROTH FBLA, GAA, Jr Masque, ART W, mx, ft'- DAI .E PETERMAN CAROLYN PETERSON FBLA Treble Choirg Lambda Betag A Cappella DONNA br-:1'r.Rs ON 5 Treble Choir5 Jr. Red Cros5 FBLA5 Lambda Betag NOTEBOOK5 INDEX GORDON PETERSON MIAA, shop snecv RUTH PETHT MARY BETH P1-:AIR Theta Epsilon Pres. 12A- Band5 A Cappella' ouse1 5 Stag,Li.ne 5 Fol'um5 Jr. Masque5 Sl. Mas- que FRED PINKERTON Student Cotmcil, V. Pres. 125 MIAA5 Class Cotmcil 115 Safety Council5 Tennisg Jr. Masqueg Boys' State BRUCE PLASHKO l I'A5 Jr. Historical Society CAYLORD PLASHKO Iraak Walton 3.-6 75 7 pi Sa., DOROTHY POKRANDT glrLwM:islque5 Sr. Masqueg A Cappella5 RITA POKRANDT ' Jr. Masque5 Sr. Masqueg GAA5 Jr. Historical Soci- ety, Treas. 125 Pythagorean Councilg Theta Epsilon, V. Pres. 12135 Safety Councilg INDEX, Assoc. Ed5 NOTBOOK5 A Cappe1la5 Rose Marie 5 Carou- se1 5 Sweet Sixteen5 Orchestra SISAN POKRANDT Student Cormcil 105 FTA5 Modern La.nguage5 Jr. Historical Societyg ART DONALD POLLACK Slide Ru.le5 Pythagorean 8101111011 LOUIS PORST FT A5 Forum DARLENE PRELLWITZ DAVID PRIEBE JOYCE PROUT Latin Club, Sec. 12A5 Gamma Sigma Kappa, V. Pres. 12B5 Alpha Kappa5 Jr. Mas , Sec. 10A5 Sr. Mas- 5 Stag Line 5 NOTEBOSE, Assoc. Ed5 GAA, Estes Cheerleading, Co-captain 125 Student Coun- cil 10, 115 O'Nei1 Honor Society5 Girls' State SHIRLEY PUHI. 85 -1:4 I lAf ' aa., fd :tg W3 GEORGE REISCHL NANCY RENNERT Jr. Masqueg Treble Choirg Lambda Betag FBLA5 Triple Trio NHL RESHESKE MIAA5 Safety Councilg Intramurals JAMES REIZLOFF MIAA- Football- Baseball sur: RHYINER ' Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Onawah, FTA5 ACappellag Brigadoon 5 Rose Marie 5 Carousel g Sweet Sixteeng Triple Trio ROBERT RIESE shop safety RICHARD RISTOW IVHAA ROBERT RISTOW LOWELL ROBBINS MIAA5 Golf 86 I BRENDA RADCLIFFE Treble Choirg Choristersg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Jr. Red Cross, V. Pres. 123 Onawahg NO'I'EBOOKg FTA GERALD RADDATZ FFA, V. Pres. 125 DI-HA, Pres. 12-Ast. Supt. 113 Jr. Red Cross LOUISE RADDA'I'Z Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag Class Council 115 SOS, Prm. 12 STEPHANIE RADFORD GAA, Letterg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg A Cappellag Car0usel 5 Theta Epsilong FTA5 Gamma Sigma Kappag Modem Languageg INDEX5 NOTEBOOKg Class Coxmcil 10 MARILYN RAND Safety Councilg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg FBLA5 Jr. Historical Societyg A Cappellag Carousel BRUCE RASMUSSEN RUSSELL REDLIN ACappellag Rose Marie g Oarousel 5 Oratoryg MIAA5 Intramurals JOANNIEREINKE Alpha Kappag Pythagorean Councilg Sec. 12B3 Jr. Masqueg Gaag Forumg FTA5 Jr. Historical Societyg Student Council, 125 Algebra Awardg NOTEBOOK EDWARD REISCHI. JANET ROBERTS Student Council 105 Class Council 115 GAAg Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Historical Society Onawahg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEX5 FTA3 A Cappellag Carousel DENNIS ROE ROBERT ROE Choristels CHARLES ROEDER Jr. Masqueg Modem Languageg Jr. Historical Soci- etyg Pythagorean Council VERNON ROGERS JEAN ROETHLISBERGER Forumg Onawahg GAA, Pres. 12Ag NOTEBOOK5 IN- DEXg Class Council 125 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque ANDREA ROGGE , Drum Corpsg Theta Epsilong FBLAg INDEX NORTON ROGGE Izaak Walton, Sec.-Treas. 11-125 Student Council 11 MICHAEL ROLEY Jr. Mas eg MIAAg Class Pres. 115 Tennisg Forumg Safety Cvcluncilg Izaak Walton I' JEAN ROOT Jr. Historical Societyg GA.Ag FTA3 FBLAg INDEX 1, DAVID ROTHE '31 MARCELLINE ROTHENBACH FTAg FBLAg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Societyg Alpha Kappag A Cappellag Rose Mar:ie : Carouse1 5 Sweet Sixteen DEANNA RUH Jr. Masqueg Treble Choir DONALD RUNILOW Baseballg Shop Safety THOMAS RUSHKOFSKE RALPH RUTZ JEROME SACHINSKI Slide Ruleg Baseball QUZANNE SAGER A Cappellag Carousel 5 FBLAg NOTBOOK gys -u-:if il-as RONAID SCHMTI2 BETTY LOU SCHNYUDE FBLA LORRAINE SCHNIUDE ALVIN SCHNEIDER Slide Ruleg Footballg Class Council 12 BARBARA SCHNEIDER Modem Languageg C125 Colmcil 113 Theta Epsilong Pythagorean Councilg PTA ,- DONALD SCI-INEIDER I J- EDWARD SALZSIEDER Student Council 123 Jr. Masqueg Forum Uintered from St. John'sj RAIPH SCHAETZ Student Councilg Shop Safety ALBERT SCHARA INDEX, Photography Edg A Cappellag Carousel JEAN SCHAUER Student CoLmci.1 105 Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical So cietyg FBLAg Modem Ianguageg ART JANICE SCHELLER Jr. Masqueg FTAg FBLA5 Lambda Beta, Sec. 125 Drum Corpsg Onawahg GAA3 Jr. Red Crossg Jr Historical Societyg STUDENT PRINTS BILLIE RUTH SCHMIDT PHYLLIS SCHMIDT FBLA5 Jr. Histodcal Societyg GAAg ART ROBERT SCHMIDT SHIRLEY SCHMIDT FBLA, Sec. I2Bg Theta Epsilong GAA GARY scrrN1-:Ibm f , ful Kilim. rm-umm SCHNEDIDER I 4- f chormers ' P , f xcn.L1ANscrn-ramsn , 14,5 , MIAA5 run-mums M in J? A . O ew LW? gm - 9 'Ze 821 MIAA, Class Council 10, Jr Masque, Sr Masque, Stag Line Pythagorean Council, Pres 12, Slide Rule, Safety Council, Forum, Jr Histoncal Society Gamma Sigma Kappa, Treas 12, Jr Histoncal So- ov' A W KW , at 5 fo' JOHN SCI-1UL'I'Z MIAA STEPHANIE SCHULTZ ART, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque TENA SCHULTZ Class Council 10,12, orean Council Al I ' Pythag . n Ph, Kappa, Theta Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, GAA Latin Club CHARIDTTE SCHULTZ Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FTA, Onawah, Sec. 11, Chodsters, Latin Club, Drum Corps, Jr. Historical Society, NOTEBOOK RICHARD SCHU'IZ MIAA JULIE SCHWERTFFGER NOTEBOOK, Bus. Mgr, GAA, Exec. Board, Intrap murals Letter orean Council Sec 12 - 1 5 PYU138 ' Q ' 5 Ona wah, Treas. 1l,12, FBLA, Pres. 12B, FTA, V. Pres 12B, Typing Award, O'Nei1 Honor Society JEAN SCOTT Safety Council, Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, FTA, FBLA, GAA MARILYN SEIBOLD Jr. Historical Society, Modem Langua e NANCY SHUBERT g FTA, FBLA, ACa.ppe1la, Carousel , NOTEBOOK 89 CAROL SIBLEY FTA5 FBLA5 Jr. Historical Societyg Treble Choirg NOTEBOOK MARY BETH SIEWERT Jr. Masque5 Latin C1ub5 ART: Lambda Betag Jr. I-historical Society5 Student Council 125 FFA RICHARD SMITH Tennis Track MIAA! Jr. Masque LAURALEE SOAPPMAN FBLA5 Jr. Masque5 GAA5 Jr. Historical Socienj BEVERLY SOSINSKI Latin C1ub5 Jr. Red Cross5 Jr. Historical Societ.y5 Jr Masqueg FTA5 ART5 Onawah5 GAA JUDITH SOSINSKI Jr. Masque5 Sr. Masqueg GAA5 Theta Epsilong Gamma Sigma Kappa5 Student Council 10,115 Treble Choi.r5 Choriste1s5 INDEX CAROL SPANBAUER Jr. Historical Society5 Lambda Beta5 FBLA PAYE SPANBAUER FBLA5 Theta Epsilon, Sec. 12A5 Clas Council 115 Jr. listorical Society5 INDDC JAMES SPANBAUER Baseba1l5 Footballg Latin C1nb5 MIAA5 Safety Council E I FRANCIS SPEILMAN Baseballg FootbaJl5 Intrarmrrals J'UDITH SPICZENSKI Jr. Masque QEntered from Berlin High Schoolj GARY SPIERING Student Council 105 Footballg Baseballg IVHAA5 In- tramura.ls5 Jr. Historical Society SHIRLEY SPIERING Jr. Masqueg FBLA JUDITH SPOOR GAA5 Jr. Masqueg FBLA JOANNE SPRAGUE Theta Epsilong GAA5 lambda Betag Jr. Ma.sque5 CAROL SPRINGBORN Jr. Masque5 Sr. Masque5 Alpha Kappa5 FTA5 Jr. Historical Society5 INDEX5 Gamma Sigma Kappag GAA, Treas. 12-Letter, Chevron, Exec. Board RIT A STAMBORSKI Jr. Ma.sque5 FBLA CARL STECKER Footba.115 Basl-:etba115 Class Council 115 MIAA5 hr- tramuralsg Jr. Historical Society 90 SUSAN STEINHILBER Jr. Masqueg GAA5 FBLA CHARLES STELZNER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Pythagorean Councilg Forumg Tennisg Slide Ruleg Modem Language tramurals JAC UELINE STEVENS Q Latin Club, Treas. 125 Alpha Kappa, Treas. 115 GAAg Jr. Masqueg INDEX5 Safety Councilg Cheer- leadingg ACappel1a5 Carouse1 5 O'Nei1 Honor Society JUNE STIEBEN ART WILLARD STOWE DUANE STRUPP MIAA5 Intramuralsg Footballg Baseballg Student Council 113 A Cappella NANCY SULLIVAN INDEX, Music Edg new Epsuong FTA, Hin. 1213, Pythagorean Councilg Class Council 125 Band- , Band Councilg Orchestrag Syrnphonetteg A Cappella RAMONA SWANSON Jx. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg A Cappellag Rose Marie Car0use1 3 Sweet Sixteen GAA INDEX S 5 3 3 tudent Council 125 FBLA5 Alpha Kappag Gamma Sigma Kappa, Sec. 12A-V. Pres. 11A5 Jr. Historical Soci CW THELMA SWISI-EEF. Jr. Masque' Modern Language- Gamma Sigma Kap- pag FTA5 ,Choristers, Accompanistg Treble Choir, Accompanistg Drum Corps sin- nwunnvf' R M' ROBERT SYLVESTER ' gadoon , e e , Carous JUDITH TABALSKE Jr. Masqueg Jr H1storicalSociety5 Jr Red Cross Drum Corpsg INDEX5 Gamma Sigma Kappag GAA JEAN TANK Jr. Masgueg Jr Historical Societyg Theta Epsilon, FBLA5 Cappella LeROY TANK Bandg Band Council DHHS TAYLOR Football Mgr. 125 NBAA CHARLOTTE TEMPIE Jr. Red Crossg Safety Co1mci1 STUART TerHORST MIAA5 Intramuralsg Jr. Masqueg Iraak Walton DONA TESCH Jr. Masqueg Intramuralsg MIAA5 ACappelJag lBri ll, Um ll, Il ell! . ' - 5 GAA5 INDEX5 ART, Treas. 11B-V. Pres. 12Ag Alpha Kappag Jr. Red Gros ROXANA TIEDJE Lambda Betag FBLA 91 Mer PATRICIA TRAMBAUER Alpha Kappag Pythagorean Council, Sec. 11Ag Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Latin Clubg Forum, Treas. 11Ag O'Ne.il Honor Societyg Algebra Awardg Sopho- more Awardg Peake Awardg NOTEBOOK JACQUI-1INI-1 TROXELL FBLAg Onawah GLEN VANDERSEE Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Trackg Intramurals I 9' ROGER VOLKMAN JUDITH WAID Jr. Mas eg Jr. Historical Societyg FBLA BETTY A132111 WFGLIN Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag Onawahg FBIAg Class Council 123 A Cappellag Carousel PATRICIA WFGENER Bandg Symphonetteg Orchestrag Pythagorean Coun- cilg Sec. 11135 Theta Epsilong FTA, Treas. 125 Class Council 115 Student Council 123 NOTEBOOK GERALD WEIGANDT Baseballg MIAA5 Intramurals f. ,Q KAREN WEISGERBER 45 Jr. Red Crossg Latin Clubg GAA: Treble Choirg Jr. Historical Societyg FBLA HENRY WEITZ Footballg Baseballg Intramnxalsg Safety Council JERRY WESTPHAL MIAAg Intramural.-. JOHN LAWRENCE WHITE Student Council 10,115 Fommg latin Club, Pres. 12A5 JI. Masqueg Band: Symphonetteg Boys' Stateg O'Neil I-bnor Society DONNA WHITTEMORE Jr. Red Crossg G.AAg Jr. Masqueg FBLA DONNA WILLIAMS Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg FBLA THOMAS WFIZEL Modem language JGEE WOJAHN lambda Betag FBLAg Onawahg NOTEBOOK DONAID VQKJLFE FFAg FTA GILBERT WOLF Uintered from New Boston High School, Texasj NUAA5 A Cappellag Ca.touse1 5 Jr. luak Walumg Jr. listodcal Societyg Baseballg err Choir 92 JOSEPH WOLFE Trackg Footballg Basketballg MIAA5 A Cappellag Brlgadoon BETTY ANN WOLFF FBLAg Jr. Masqueg A Cappellag Brigadoon g Rose Marle 5 Carousel 5 Teen Tonesg Opera Quartetg Concert, Choir RODERICK WOOD FFAg FFA Basketball JANE WORTHEN Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Gamma Sigma Kappag Theta Epsilong Treble Choirg Choristersg Class Council 12g FTA LaVERN WRUCK F1-'Ag DI-IIA5 Footballg MIAA SANDRA WUSSOW Student Council 105 Jr. Masqueg GAAg Intraxnuralsg Cheerleadingg FTAg Modern Languageg Alpha Kap- pa, Pres. 12A3 Treble Choirg Choristers NILAWYNEN Jr Mas e, Intramuralsg Treb1eChoi.r LARPLY YOIBER FFA MARY Yormc Modern Languageg Jr. Historical Societyg Onawah Q? .F-nf' ,ag 491 1 -nf .75 -CQ? Jw YLTJY MARCIA YOUNGWIRTH FBLA5 Jr. Historical Societyg Onawahg Lambda Beta GUNTER ZEDLER MIAA LOIS ZENTNER Jr. Historical Societyg GAA5 FBLA ROBERT ZERNZACH VIOLET ZERNZACH JERROLD ZIEBFLL ilintered from Frankford High School, Philadelphia, Waltong Jr. Masqueg A Cappellag MIAA SUZANNE ZIFGENHAGIN GAA3 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Soci, etyg Treble Choirg Theta Epsilon: Safety Council PATSY LOU ZlI.LGES Theta Epsilong Onawahg Jr. Histoncal Societyg FTA5 Treble Choirg Choristersg Student Coumcil 125 Safetv Councilg NOTEBOOK JOYCE ZIMDARS FBLA5 Jr. Historical Society 'U- 1 BARBARA ZIMNLERMAN Y , Jr. Red Crossg GAA, Exec. Boardg lambda Beta, Treas. 115 Jr. Historical Societyg FBLA STEVEN ZIMMERMAN Modern Language, Treas. 12g Student Council 115 Forumg Essay Award 11 DUANE ZUHLKE ARLENE ZUELSDORF Treble Choirg Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Theta Bpsilong FBLA KAREN ZWEIGER Onawahg Jr. Historical Societyg Gamma Sigma Kappag Choristezsg Safety Councilg Clas Council 11 MARY BARNEY Jr. Masque? Sr. Mas ueg Forumg GAA5 A Cappellag Brigadoon '5 Rose glvlarieng Carouse1 5 FTAg IN- DEX5 Concert Choir ALICE BIRKHOLZ Bandg Jr. Mas ueg ART ROBERT CALIANL FFA5 Intramurals SHARON BURGETT GAAg Orchestra ,elf JOAN DANIELS FBLA5 Gamma Sigma Kappag Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crosag GAA JEROME DEMPSEY MIAAg Jr. Masqueg Slide Rnleg Modern Languageg Football DHXINIS DURANT Choristexs DONALD FABRYCKI JAMES GRASEE Slide Ruleg Jr. Iistorical Societyg FTA GERALD JAGODINSKI WILLIAM KOHLS Choristersg Shop Safety ROBERT KALBUS FFA l-IEIDI LAND GAA3 Modem Languageg Jr. Masqueg FBLA THOMAS NICCARTHY ARLENE MORTENSON ROBERT NEITZEL Footballg Baseballg FIA5 MIAA ROBERT PETERSON Safety Council THOMAS REIF SHARON RUHI. Bandg Orchestrag Symphonetbe SHARON SCHAHTER FBLA5 Modern Languageg ART5 Lambda Betag NOTEBOOK WILLIAM SIEBERT flintered from Winneconne High Schoolj MI.AAg Jr. Historical Societyg Tennisg Track LeROY THIELE BARBARA THURMAN Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Modem Lan- guageg Onawahg Jr. Historical Societyg Forum, Sec 125 A Cappellag Rose Marie g Carouse1 5 Sweet Sixteen JANET WILLIAMS Jr. Mas ueg Jr. Red Crossg Safety Councilg Treble Choirg rkhoristersg GAA ARLEEN SIEWERT Jr. Historical Societyg Lambda Betag Drum Corps A Cappella .Ns Y if Nr? Z Ks Oursenior class officers at work UQ Dan Cowan, Connie Kru- menauer, Joyce Juedes, and Gene Jenson 95 Seniors--after the tardy bell has rung. With the new rules this won't last long JUDITH ALLEN A gal who sings well, thinks well, And always does her dutyi That's Judy! 4 O N ' J' 'g Q A , 1? e W R ? YV QL?- QG .: . 'V BARBARA BRANDT Barb is not only smart, She looks the part. Also, she dances, never mis- sing a cue. Gee, all this and talent, too! JERRY ANNIS He's friendly--always has a big smile. Also, when it comes to being agile, Jerry Is very! DANIEL COWAN Because Dan Can, He brought us joys At Senior Boys Uh MICHAEL BEKLOWSKI We like Mike! He can lead-- Agreed? JANET DEMPSEY Whenever a thing was done well, Who ran it? Janet! with N b. EUGENE JENSON Our Senior president, Gene Jenson, V.'ho's done much more than we can menson. JULIE SCHWERTFECER Julie, who bound for a business career, Is a dear! F Q 7 -Z 6 Q-xy i BOX DJ at J O 2 Q Nw mf gh MJQ53 V236 QE QQKQI 3 1 kia ,ly VK' fc 1, L Qx, L I V25 df Wade QV Aj! fic 1 L Jw f by Wifi!! Mfg L, wp? L A offjw X A Aj Wf W , XM A wdlff g x ,f -59 It ' C , K 5 Gr i V' fy 31 72 M15 : !X f -,NX K U 9 ' V' ' V . J 141 mv X' I H21 X CQ Q-ff, , ' A X 1. X ' My n J 1 X f - sumyw Q0-'3w'lgx,L'x ffl? ,FQ Pie' if XZQ LQ' ffj' . 'ff C , 'Q 4. 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QL . 1 we .fffif - - A iffvf e., fiff Ji ri Xu- OTT SPELLMAN fPlayer of the Yearj BE KNDT PENNEWELL The 1956 season opened with a non-conference game at Madison East. Our Indians opened slowly and trailed at the half but came back late in the game to be edged out by only a 19-13 score. Our first conference game was at home against Green Bay West. Oshkosh had Vfest at the half but eventually lost the lead and, when the clock ran out West emerged a 10-7 victor. The following week we played host to the Manitowoc Shipbuilders who last season tied our indiana 6-6. Both teams fought hard but the jinx still held and the game ended in a 7-7 deadlock. Paul Poeschl, a junior who saw action in his sophomore year, was outstanding. After some hard work and a few changes, our Indians were ready for anything that came along. The first was a smash- ing 2t, -0 victory over East.Green Bay just fell apart under our hard-playing team sparked by Jerry Annis, Oshkosh's all-conference man. The next was a Saturday aftemoon game at Sheboygan Central where our Indians wound up on the short end of a 7-6 score. ROW 1: Annis, Paulick, Strupp, Spellman, Bemdt, Ludwig, Stecker, McCarthy, Wolfe, Vandersee, Ott ROW 2: Schultz, Harrison, Brettsclnieider, Bradley, Koss, Konrad, Ford, Poeschl, Kittoe, Reff, Davies Hall. ROW 3: Boese, Kluth, Boldt, Mayo, Petersik, Luker, Didlo, Pennewell, Stille, Petrie, Miller Klotzbuecher, Schultz. ROW 4: Schummerth, Reardon, Senderhauf, Weitz, Mathwig, Kaul, Steck bauer, Nicholaus, Felda, Wagner, Krause r7- 7 We U J VV STECKER .XL K2 JR. VARSITY fu Schneider, Fuhs, Magnusen, Ceelen, Kronzer gay. 70445 On October 19 the Sheboygan Raiders hit town to help us celebrate Ilomecoining, We were out to Nail North and we did, to the tune of 32-27, with an enthusiastic crowd cheering on our fine team as well as that great bunch of alternates who did much of the playing. The season was cli- maxed by a Ylednesday afternoon game against Fond du Lac at oar field. School was out until the following Monday so most of OHS was out backing the indians as they Ioughi to a 33-12 triumph. X 'I Yeah, Indians! ' f 1 VARSITY Brandt Stevens Front Zastrow, 7 7 D Borland, Konrad ROW 1: Schoenberger, Marine, Bradke, Buckholtz, Hansen, Tyson, Drager, Kumbier, Magnusen. ROW 2: Schurti, Weitz, Schlosser, Portman, Tesch, Measure, Schumacher, Stille, McCarthy, Butt, Schraa, Nard. AOW 3: Wagner, Kleveno, Hotchkiss, Galvin, Wetterau, Cowen, Kglupa, Spanbauef sf . ' ar r ' - '- W- f . -4 M 2 we - to - -2- 2. 4 2, - a Y A' ' A ' in 1 1- av . ' Tj' '- -. of . 1,5 2. ,N -s -. '1 Q- 'if -- C., - .wwf V ' Z Q 'Cty' 4' '-I W 'Ts - 4' ' .'. Q lf-YZ T'-fl 'VX ,4?,.' 3 '26, .wah -2 as -- ff- fs- H- as sis? in T G' T Q'-ffl A 0 2 '75 -- V- 1, 1.9 ,ff v U Ne 4559-0 - 2 3 :ae-B25 W '-,J . L, 5 ,Y 1 .--X X42 ii'--f - --tg ...,,..:in..-w f-. in .-K Q fl 1, T' A ' , I Q L ' is ' A g 249 '2 95 N29 5'n-10 deg' , w In homeroom displays, first place went to 407 with its slogan, We'll swallow all but De Feet! QOur team certainly lived up to it., Lambda Beta arranged these decorations in the front hall to greet returning alum- ,ju Y, f J A !L,L, flg, The ruling court: Joan Jorgenson Sophomore' Maureen . Deising, Senior, Queen Sue Mosling, and Karen Konrad, Junior rj I ,lf ., M 4 WCW f ,. an ffl , , Wa' Q N 1. ,Q we-s v X f' Homeroom 102 came up with Honorable Men- tion for their float. Working on the ir master- piece are: E. Augsburger, P. Belot, J. Aspa- tore, L. Anderson, and K. Bahr. I 6? i415 'i Hey, fellas, don't play so rough! 'xhlxllllllfll Fur-N-. ' -ANSI? li 4 1 , A by K ' Ai UWM' ,, .gt i44 .13 ,,g,g..EE35435 3 A rr.. rd u-Q'-if 5 O STANDING: Bucholtz, Nitkowski, Fadner, Butt, Vesperman, Grabner, Scheuermann, Beck, Annis, Frazier, Petrie. KNEELING: Mgr. Schultz, Coach Nord, Mgr. Felda. NOT PICTURED: Putzer, Wolfe fag WD Q Q- Ours was the Cinderella team. We were supposed to stay quietly in the LQ cellar and we did. . .for the first round, that is. We did have two big moments: Q J! first, when we won from Ripon and, second, when we came within a point of ' A beating Green Bay West. But in all the other games, we were strictly in the minus Q column. Oh, well , we thought, every team has to have an off year and this is - our. Let's face it. But we reckoned without the spirit of the Oshkosh Indians and ' the brilliant coachin or Mr. Nord g . In the second round of play we cme back to win all but twO games fGreen Bay East and Fond du Lacj with victories over such contenders for the championship as Appleton, Sheboygan North, and Manitowoc. This left us undisputed champions of round two and brought us up to sixth place in the season ratings. Will Frazier make it? A little louder, now! AXP! VJ These fine merchants, OUR SPONSORS, have given us their generous support for sy ,,f,f'7i lyxff fl many years. We sincerely urge you to give them your patronage. ,XL N I ,lljm ff!! If will I fy I! ,ffl f 7 ff . fi, , j ,I ' A I I ,f X 71 1 lf' I Jjfff kfl , K A , ff f , ,' ,Il f I I ,Q f, if 7' X1 f af, I 4 X ' !,' 1 ' ffif I X lf, 'l.,fK ' .' jp 1,1 ' f, f J ' 7 jf f ff I fl ,, I, , X 7 , . , f' f ' X! I I K I 'I '- y f' I 1 I, I, X X ff 1 nf W j f, nf ,ff K Listen to that beat , says D. Boese as J. Petrie, J. Putzer, and J. Hook-- Presley fans all--listen to B. Pable. J iff' A When the call is Come and get it , J. Allen and R. Brigham aim to be first in line. X fu X-ii Ag Llu...7L I ,Zh D -,X-,ff , -. ..,. , f . Mft. f af., Q. fsgffs. lf, - 1,74 W4 N f..c -1, 1 l fl I '- Rognan trxgripelfsiihpounce 1-A ,, 'I' the Flair of the Gods. . fXs-lv K if-'J 'W' BANKS ofOshkosh IX 'I Q 'T BARBER'S Candy Store BAUER Luggage Shop BECKER Music Center BIEBEI.'S Grocery BOEDER Sc Stephan BOSTON Store BRONSON'S Inc., Office and School Supplies BUCKSTAFF Company BUEHLER Bros., Inc. BUNGALOW Lunch BUTZLAFF Hardware Store .-4 -1. Death Row . T. Klabunde, T. Steiner, and friend await the hangnian's noose. 107 ACADEMY of Music ADVERTISING Letter Service AGRELL ga Brueske AMERICAN Excelsior ANDERSON'S Book Store ANGER'S Jewelers APELL Mosaic and Tile Co., Inc APPLIANCE Mart, Inc. ART'S Home Bakery B-Z FURNITURE Co., Inc. BADGER Concrete BADGER Paint Store CALLINAN'S Shoe Store CANTEEN Company CARAMEL CRISP Shop CARL'S Shoe Store fDarlene Shoes, CAROLYN'S Record Shop CARVER Ice Cream Co. COE Drug The CONTINENTAL DELICIOUS Food Shop DELTOX Rug Company DICKSON'S ladies' ready to wear DOD Gas and Appliance Co. DON'S Hobby Shop DUNHAM - Fulton Sporting Goods FREDDIE HARTMAN'S Market FRIEDRICH'S Super Market GAMBLE'S GARTMAN'S Jewelry Store The GEORGE Company GIBSON Company, Inc. GUDDEN'S Barber Shop -4 Outside speakers help to make psychology interest- ing. Pictured here is Mr. Wilde of the state employ- ment agency. N. I-Iennig, Miss Rutz, and E. Sibley brighten up an Engl ish Lit. class. S. Lowe expounding on the rudiments of music L. Milner, B. Bartels, N. Redemann, and J. Miller check the absence list for skippers! Are you there? fT.Rietz seems interested.j 108 I O. A. HAASE Co., Shoes HILDA 'S Woman'S Apparel and Bridal Salon HOBBY House HOFFMASTER Company HOLLAND Furnace Co. HOME Furniture JEFFREY'S JU'NE'S Beauty Salon K Fashions R. A. KENYON, Jeweler MILES KIMBALL Company KlNG'S Service Station KITZ AND PFEIL Hardware Co. S. S. KRESGE Co. J. F. KRUMRICH Co., Jewelers KRUMRICH'S Jewelers, 811 Oregon Street KUMMEROW'S Fine Furniture f- ,, '79 J ,'4L.a-.- f f' -A f' K 1 1 If fA , V4 J gf Al . 1 J K I i., .1111 ls F. Seese saying a-a-h or is he biting the hand that's feeding him? LEACI-I Hardware LUDEWIG Record Shop THE LULLABYE Shop MAGIC MIRROR MAJESTIC MANGLE'S Feminine Apparel MARQUARDT Funeral Home MARX Food Fair MARY'S T03 Shop McCAIN'S Pharmacy MEYER Bros. Jewelers MIDWEST Tire and Auto Store MUELLER -POTTER Drug Co. MUETZEL Schneider Men's Wear MUIR'S Drug Store NATIONAL Cycle Repair Co. J. J. NEWBERRY Co. NEWMANS Ladies Apparel NIGL'S Bakery OREGON Clothing House OREGON Shirt Laundry OSHKOSH Auto Parts, Inc. OSI-IKOSH Church Supply OSHKOSH News Co. OTTO News and Stationery OSI-IKOSI-I Office Supply OSHKOSI-I Prem. T. V. 8zApplia PARAGON Products Corporation J. C. PENNY Company PERFECTION Glass and Paint PETRIE'S Shoe Store PIGGLY-WIGGLY Food Store PLASHKO Plumbing Co. PRIEM'S Grocery DCC The band takes 5 at re- hearsal A -one and a-two. . .! Living it up at a jam ses- sion Director J. Croft says that opening pop is as easy as falling off a bandstand. ., p...,-fp J ,L,, mg Remember, boys, all work and no play makes jack! ml, SEXTON Can Co. SHOP -O-GRAM, Inc. SHUBERT Meat Market SINGER Sewing Machine Co. SITTERS Furniture SMITH Ice Cream Co. SOUTH MAIN Restaurant STEARN'S Drug Store STILLMAN Hardware TINY TOT'S Toggery TOWER Paint Company VAN DER KELEN Drug Store VAN'S Drug Company VERN'S Cycle Center J. Peirce and J. Nosch decorate an unusual tree in the text. wa 2 K1 S .1 RACE Office Equipment G. REINKE and Company RICHMAN Bros. Co. RODAT Jewelers, Inc. ROl'lNER'S Furniture Store ROTHENBACH Bros. SCI-IARPF'S Incorporated SCHUSTER'S Shoe Repair SCOTT'S Market SEESE-HALL, Mc-n's Clothing QOshkosh, Ripon, SEIFELDT'S Furniture Company ' A A L A , V' lj ' ftp! kv I. YV!! VTC I I f I I x. I K el I C, L' 1 LL 1,1 C T I ., ' I , ,-' 'Cz V F JL , - ,f , 1 'fr - I 'L X jk I J A. Q 7 ,L .- ,Ne , L . ,H 1 ' ,f x K I 4 L' '51 L ' pc V ,V VI ' x,,J ,I 'L J L C., vi ' li Xl Again, our deepest appreciation to Zernike's Studio and to Mr. John , Thompson who did all the major photography in this book. Ile took the individ ual senior pictures, all class, club, music, and sports groups, all of the excellent division pages, and many other special ef- fects entirely without cost to uS. Again, too, our thanks to the Daily Northwestern for their kindness in allow- ing us to borrow many heg- atives from their files. 9 .sv ,MSW D. Cowan pins M. Roley to the mat. Look out for those cauliflower ears! WALKOVER Shoe Store WARDROBE, Inc. WEIGANT'S Grocery Store WERNER'S Grocery Store WEST SIDE Standard Station WIGWAM Restaurant and Candies WILSON'S Music 8zAppliance Co. WIRTZ Fine Food WISCONSIN Distributing Company ZIMMERMAN'S, Ladies Sz Men's Apparel F. A X Q A ,K 4 X JV -V X ' T X fsifk Xi as ' 2-tt Pythagorean president, S. Gruen- Roger and over! D. Tigert partici- B. Brenchley, D. Tesch, S. Pok- wald congratulates the Spelling pates in the hearing test administered randt, C. Wolf, and J. Miller Bee winners: P. Trambauer, first to all underclassmen. making it hot for Santa. place, C. Karr, secondg M. Wein- man, third. 44 The GATB tests help The Voice of Democracy and some mighty That entertainment must be terrific by k th re KN proud winners A Schara, S Rhyner, R. the looks on the royal faces. to eep e squa , . . . pegs out of the round lk ' Redlin, and T. Wolfe aren't letting Miss holes ,t Wood down. V X . X XX J' 1 I .. ' D P J Xi N -f ' . v . ,iv 7 N! fl' yf ,tl 0 xv If I I X I L 1 J September gave way to October, a month packed with activity. Buy your Booster Buttons here! was the cry heard all through the halls and a new fad hit the school with a bang. . .The music department chose CAROUSEL d ' s alwa s both performed brilliantly for its fall production. As always, there were two complete casts an , again a y , Nail North was the slogan for Homecoming. What day! To begin with, we rushed to school early and b ht s as man as the budget could stand, and t en tore from one room to another to see the decorations. oug our mum Q y We did manage to get to classes somehow but they were sh ened, thank goodness, to give time for a super-duper mass meeting which was climaxed by the crowning of our ly queen, Sue Mosling. After that there was just time to put the finishing touches our floats and get t t ade. Grabbing a hot dog on the way, we reached the field blgame time and there saw our b ys REALL Nail North . The dance afterwards was everything a Homecomi dance should be and exhad a g nd time., t, for us seniors, there was that feeling that there would never be arwther one quite like it ain. ' X, , - , N X T xi T x QU Y , f X J A M D1 'el if 'X El li vs X, M DX X N Q1 'U X xii X N , X W . ,N X X, oy M xx X N 'ij All ' dw XXX . - X . Q X fl O ' ' ' - 1 I SJ X, x as xi ka N . , J 'J N. mcg ie Q5 X1 n . NNY X1 p Y... s ' w Sw Q K X, we f B F X if fi 4 N 112 , N xr x , J , , J ' .l Early morning line-up for tickets Hurrah! We're rid of the old books' But B Kittoe G Jenson M Be . . . . r- to the text library you might know. . .some more are cominlg! lowski, and M. Roley building up school spirit. JV cheerleaders in their Scheuermann scores! '..'on't you pul-eeese buy brand new uniforms some ? 0 . . .October was a big month for Latin Club, too, with its annual Roman Circus and for Student Council who made possible a very popular Sock Hop . By the first week in November we were ready for that two -day breather when our teachers headed for Milwaukee and the state convention. Right after the break, came the combined Masque Clubs' highly successful presentation of STAGLINE, and the cast party which followed the closing performance was a fitting celebration after many long weeks of rehearsal. . .The basketball season opened and, in addition there were battles of brains as ell b' , w as lawn when members of the student body matched wits in the spelling bee and in the Voice of Democracy oratorical contest. Before we knew it, it was time to deck the hall f r Christn s. lovely concert, carolling through the corri- dors, and the Student Council dancefall e ped to int r mood for the big day. W at so Muffy' l . qi, 'lf' '5 5 Q ,Nix an , . W2 fi- A f' li' L 65-5 L , :Jie , 1 A' y 7 5 CONCERT CHOIR Girls: Brunover, Weisner, Case, Hayes, Wolfe, Drexler, Brink, Allen, Barney, Coggin, Perk. . .Boysz Lahaie, Magnusen, Pable, Hando, Tesch, Booth, McCain, Menke, Hook, Leist ff f MADRIGAL SINGERS Drexler, Gruenwald, Hayes, McCain, Loughrin, Leist, Kronzer, Boese, Brrmover, Berlowski SVVEET SIXTEEN Row 1: Drexler, Michels, Koll, Brandt. Row 2: Rothenbach, Weisner, Abraham, Sanders, Lentz, Swanson. Row 3: Bemdt, Rhyner, Pokrandt, Emrich, Magnusen, Petrik 1 5 0cczS:4:4!577Zcc4c1':Qzo444 74eqS '4cSa4M! 1 -s L 3 ,A TEEN TONES: Perk, Coggin, Allen, Wolfe OPERA QUARTET: Petrie, Molfe, Drexler, Boese .f '2 ln WOODWING QUINTET Sullivan, Wegener, Ruhl, Genal, Wojahn SAXOPHONE QUARTET Jones, Eyers, La-Rose Tank S i xr -:J BRASS QUARTET Galow, Witte, Spaulding, Mitchell t V y , 4 A M X WV T X VX5 UQ! V' 'bi NU VU x. l f 0' rv lwffff .. vi., ,. Slick chicks and a Roman M. Diesing, J. Farrow, J. Scheller, Roman Royalty Reigning Regally are K. - and F. Bloechl. . .editors of STU- Mosling, D. Gruenwald, L. White, and J, rooster: P. Trambauer, M. DENT PRINTS, the magazine of Prout. Emrich, K. Konrad, G. creative writing. Segor, and A.Bor1I1C1- 'ras 'f' f+ef,g,,av-1-so 'N!'... Q 1 'fm ,..... . Q 1 it 4. Modern musicians munch. Survivors of a slumber party prepare Thls pantomnnist presented one for Blue Crutch Ball. of our most entertaining assembly programs During vacation we slept and ate and slept and danced and slept. The high moments, of course were the l h d Serrior.Girls' and Senior Boys' formals. . .January found us back at school ready for whatever ay a ea . t b an with a rhythmic concert Music for Modems , presented by our talented OHS band The new semes er eg ' , Again oratory was in the air and this time the contest was sponsored by the American Legion. We all had a chance to hear many gifted students speak on the Constitution. February brought us the WINTER PROLICS when the combined choirs presented an evening of gay music and laughter. . .Latin Club chose the Council of the Gods for the theme of its annual banquet where Roman costumes Roman food, and Roman entertainment were the order of the day. . .As the month wore on, seniors began to give more and more thought to the serious side of life. The Elks Youth Leadership and Merit Scholarship winners were announced, we were measured for cap and gown, and we paid our commencement dues. if 1. X91 ly -5 J , i, 1, xv Y . Y tv' ,' ,V vf . W., K1 A U xl' X ' 1 fl:-V JU xv K V thy 'KK K, Q, xl . J .I ' U v NX u QV V . ., 0- - w X, .. l I ' H v 4 ,A X V X I If . ' XX- U . ' - I x. .. . s' R, U Aff lily ti 116 M. Berlowski being The finalists in American Legion Oratory doing A pleasant task for a measured for cap and gown. a little research: L. Raddatz, M. Magnusen, R change! Police officers Redlin, J. Hemmer, K. Franzen, and S. Meyer help J. McCrae renew her hicvcle license. 1-1 I D. LaRose and his orchestra J. Pierce, B. Hicks, K. Dinkler, and C. Sampling the delicious food at the . . .as ifyou didn't know! Hendrickson offer a variety of costumes OS-Dqllef are the 6I1f61'fHiHefS- at the Modem Language banquet. 7 The senior class play went into rehearsal in March and the latest issue of STUDENT PRINTS, the excellent anthology prepared by the members of the Creative Writing class, came off the press. A high point of the month was the basketball tournament which closed with the announcement that coach Ronald Nord had been chosen Coach of the Ye b th FRV ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ar y e C sports writers.. . .Well, it s almost April. It can't be, of course, but it rs. The NOTEBOOK will be going to press in a day or so and then we can relax for a little while. Not too long, though--- there are too many things to be done, including the preparation of the summer supplement to our yearbook which will bring you the closing chapter in the story of an exciting year at Oshkosh High. -x , If iz fi ' f I I 1 I K fi 0Z,f,g,f'f' f!.b!L'..Q t 2- ,,f2c,.1,-Q14 ,QJL ,.,,L,,!,LL 1 'X , fix! Clklf ,X fvizgp 2 , I fm 4- Nsg, Xp 17, AX - L 1 ' f' 4? , fp 2 K7 7 L L! f:1,cf7', ' . cf-L ' 2 aff 1. Mechanical drawing. . .Keep those lines straight, boys! 2. Sheet metal work looks like fun when Bob Christianson and Bill Gregory do it. 3. Kittens on the keys! 4. Now, you move this gadget this way and that do-jigger the other way and you have it! T. McCarthy, R. Celli, and J. Scheller coming up with an answer in advanced algebra. 3' 5. Lloyd Schlosser doesn't worry about stage fright as he gives a speech in 10A English X 6. B. Kittoe puts up a psychology display while L. Haringer, B. Dushenski, L. Ayers, J. Burns, and A. Frazier make help- ful UQ suggestions. X, ,, f I 14 l A i ,L .1 1 JQXW 'y f f 1 -7 611- , I yn L Lf KIPV7 s I tj 1 7 L! M...--l It 's really tough being a hall monitor. . . Bet T. Dempsey has a comic book in- side that cover! Studious minded puplls hard at work trying not to get caught, of course 4ww744t Ia...-4. gg, . 5. Q- W Measuring up 3dr1Orna'h4i A s J Lk :fry ,4 .,, I.z,,L ,Juf ,,I, i. 1 J 1 f r L x. - - . - r, AL M441 The pause that refreshes. Heavy drinkers are T. Anderson, D. Taylor, C. Koelbl and J. M. Clark. 552 f I Returning from the toumament, members of P the band say, We're all blowed out! 1 km. Choosing subjects for that last semester is easier when your advisor gives you a hand. K. Franzen, J. Farrow, and T. Engleke consult Miss Porterfield. 70 Sascha pldq cha For good ye are and bad and like to coins stamped with the image of the King! The story of an intensely hostile boy just out of reform school who alternates between unpredictable violence and extreme withdrawal. Eventually, through the help of two social workers and a sensitive, sixteen year old girl, he begins to overcome his rebelliousness. Dino's homecoming. His younger brother looks on admiringly while his parents warn him not to get into any more trouble. QT. Frentz, T. Dempsey, S. Schultz, R. Ludwigj. Social workers score their first triumph when Dino decides to help. QG. Lentz, B. Brandt, T. Dempsey, A Bore1and.j The Settlement house dance Other members of the cast include: J. Aspatore, D. Cowan, G. Luebke, S. Zimmerman, T. Swisher, K. Kimball, L. Schoenrock, S. Gruenwald, J. Allen, J. Prout , S . Radford. 121 , , fi ' ' ' V n f J Y Vg, 4-is ' ..,. ,W L+--We is QM ai .Q I A 3 Art exhibit winners: J. Dreager, C. Wolf, M. Hirte, S. Allen, P. Cravillion. 0 Spring. . .romance. . .excitement. . .anxietyl Everyone was filled with new energy to finish the last lap of a beautiful, fun-packed yearl. . .April brought the announcement of the May court elected by the senior girls. . . The faculty was also electing--eight boys and two girls were chosen by therr to represent us at Badger State. . .Preparations for next year got under way as sophomores and juniors campaigned for class office. . .Seniors presented their class play, DINO, which won a starred rating throughout the city. . . Easter vacation and one full week of---rest UQ. . .April 29, back to school with summer clothes, baggy eyes, and five extra pounds! An O'Neil member explains the complicated workings of a voting machine. Which one shall it be--that all-important question on election day. Mgr M fr st, f 'i., ,s . Bad luck or not, it was necessary to open umbrellas indoors at the Theta Epsilon tea when the rain came pouring through the many cracks and crevices in room 100! ' int? 'L After the program, Theta Ep. girls and their 'Q mothers gather around the tea table. 122 At the Senior Farewell, D. La Rose gave us one last taste of the music, we have enjoyed all year. O In spite of all the spring partying, we didn't neglect the academic side of things--Pat Trambauer won the Constitution contest with the highest score ever recorded at OHS. . .April tumbled into May which revealed May Queen Marsha Magnusen and her Maid -of-Honor, Joyce Prout, at the annual May dance. Marsha's identity was concealed un- til she floated to her throne to the strains of Sweet and Love1y. . . . Elections for class officers were held and all the clever posters put away for another year. . .But the halls at dear old OHS were not bare for long. . .a student code, drawn up by a cornrnittee from the Stu- dent Council, was presented to the student body and there were many posters reminding us of our duty to our school. On the same prograrnCa1ypso cuties D. Cowan, T. Frentz, and R. Ludwig beat out a tune. l -:wk ff S 2 I 1 Future big shots getting used to coronacoronas. X1 ' 1' S. Lowe, D. Gordon, J. Carpenter--right out of MacBeth. O1d MacDonald Had a Farm with B. Bell, J. Carpenter D. Gordon, and J. Prout. , 123 D. Cowan, Mr. Hess and G. Jenson wonder just how to distribute announcements. 0 The highlight of May was the Senior Prom. . .class president, Gene Jenson reigned as King with his lovely Queen, Jean Ayers. . . Prom night, best of all nights, was perfect in every way. . .the Rec. Gym. was truly a Garden of Paradise with pastel forrnals and sweet perfumes floating through the air. . .Dancing 'till one, parties 'till four, breakfasts 'till six, and, after church, picnics 'till five brought some mighty tired seniors back to classes on Monday. ,..,, ,lx T. Frentz supplies announcements to his homeroom. Q The assembly line method was used to hand out caps and gowns. N P Which is your number? Mine's too short! . . . Look at this cap! 124 4 4- A 4 f .3-f Key Klix Klub--ham radio operators-- tnake a check before loading up for their final field day. fJ. Casper, D. Everts, R. Wolverton, D. Kildsig. Our hats are off to the twenty-four who graduated with highest honors. NOTEBOOK editor Gretchen Lentz and editor-elect Carol Hendricksong Past imperfect--future per- fect ' She did it on a dare at the banquet-- we'1l bet she was sorry! 7 Graduation was in the air. . .On June fifth we presented the hilarious Senior Farewell--hilarious, that is, until we sang 'Thanks for the Memory and then--l. . .That evening we trooped down to the Masonic Temple for the banquet. . .we ate and talked and laughed but we kept thinking , This is the last time . . .June sixth- - - Commencement! Hidden in every senior's heart was a tremendous feeling of accomplishment. The outdoor exercises were beautiful and the day ended in a bang-up affair called the SENIOR SWING- OUT . . .Another year gone by, another class graduated, another class to come. . .Happiness and good times, sorrows and heart- aches, all packed into one year. This year--the best year--is now only a memory. ,Aff ttt to w L1 if li' TRACK FRONT: Hall, Edwards, Annis, Bemdt, Tyson, Barth, Kronschnabel, Boldt, Ber- holtz, Schraa, Nikolaus, Wees. REAR: Spoehr, Ott, Pennewell, Carl, Strottman, Line, Schultz, l.a.M.ore, Draeger, Schu- macher, Petersik. Early in the season, Oshkosh played host to Berlin and came out on top of the tally. With the first win under their belts, they had high hopes for the season. However, they lost the next meet in a triangular contest with Menasha and Ripon and were slowed up the rest of the season by injuries and a few bad breaks. While the boys didn't have too much success in the winning column, Jerry Annis hit the jackpot twice by scoring twenty points, the highest score possible. fm rw' MX' ,,, ,, B GOLF FRONT: Knoop, Karges, Emrich, Schuhart, Frentz. REAR: Robbins, Redlin, Koelbl, F elda, J. Schuhart. The golf team had a good season. After a slow start in which they placed third in a four team match at South Hills, they came back to win a triangular meet over Green Bay East and Green Bay Wea. The boys tied Fond du Lac, the top team, and went on to win over Two Rivers, They came out fourth in the state qua- lifications play and Roger Schuhart, who took individual honors, will travel to Lawsonia for the state tournament. TENNIS Hansen Bahr Stelzner Frazier Schwertfeger, Eisch, Pinkerton The 1957 racket squad had a fine year in court Our well trained team put forth a top ranking performance and Bahr topped three out of four high conference men in the singles division Stelzner and Schwertieger matched that record as a doubles teamto put the Indians man easy third place in Conference play S' ,K 126 1 CD BASEBALL The Indians did.n't have a record season this year, but we'11 all remember hard-hit- ting Larry Paulick and the pitching of Gary Spiering and Jerry Wiegandt. We lost the valuable catching services of Boots Spellman when he broke his finger but he came back later in the season to do a bang-up job. The boys had a few bad breaks, but coach Quandt enjoyed working with them and they with him and that's what really counts. Q P ,2'xX'Xf- I' 43 , 'ZZQQZ' H uv- ui 8 J i 515+-7 1'fZ,LlIQ.L K I Nm an -um., in '34 11. 4 i ,, 6 I M I , ' 7 N N - 45,2 my VARSITY FRONT: Boese, Reno, Stille, Ebert, Kelly, Harrison, Scheuerman, Miller, Knudsen, Sabott, Kaul. REAR: Copp, Buccholtz, Weigandt, Paulick, Sitzberger, Spier- ing, Spellman, Poeschl, Konrad, Koss, Quandt, Gauger. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: Berry, Glatz, Galvin, Kealy, Oelschlager, Kleveno, Liebenson, Kalupa, Ferea, Buelow. REAR: Bisser, Tunke, Gauger, Zink, Stille, Rietz, Kurnbier, Leary, Robertson, Jorstad. Mascots: Gary and Robert Jorstad. ,fn Qu! :pw x . a 13 gf ,i gil w in 127 Queen's Court: J. Juedes, S. Wussow, J. Schwertfeger, L. Perk, J. Carpenter, M. Magnussen, J. Prout, M. Phair, J. Brink, N. Jago, M. Diesing, J. Scott. Student Council president, Nlike Berlowski, places the crown on Queen Ma.rcia's head as Maid-of-Honor, Joyce Prout, smiles her approval. 128 142 44 MX Queen of the May Marcia Magnussen and her escort, Joe Fry awe Joyce Juedes and Jim Hook add a. finishing touch to the decorations. Dancers take time out to admire the fountain. M. Block, D. Cowan, King Gene Jenson and Queen Jean Eyers, D. Juedes, and C. Krumenauer of the Prom Court. M W X2 DJJ 1 wzuiwssiic H llllll I ll Ur' Q S 'fsfv' Coming down the golden aairs to the dance floor. 129 fx 'N XI' . F ff' W 5 f! Q aw 1 , fd-. -- y 5 1 JUNIORS---O'NEI1. HONOR SOCIETY SITTING: V. Wojahn, K. K.on- rad. ROW 1: N. Thalhofer, J. Ames, S. Meyer, C. Wiesner, B. Schneider, J. Hayes, S. Zastrow. ROW 2: C. Hendrickson, P. Poeschl, J. Scheuerman, L. Did- lo, D. Hildebrand, B. Lal-Iaie. JUNIORS---INDIVIDUAL AWARDS SITTING: J. Koelbl, L. Drex- ler, L. Baier, V. Wojahn, L. Hansen, J. I-Ierle. KNEELING: J. Ames, S. Meyer, C. Hendrick- son, B. Schneider, J. Hayes, N. Thalhofer, K. Genal. STAND- ING: T. Wolf, D. Niermeyer, L. Velissaris, J. Larson, J. Reed, K. Gogolewski, J. Galow, B. Barton, W. Pable, J. Petrie. .5-ff? M5 1 t if 'ff s 42 N ,-4 SENIORS---INDIVIDUAL AWA RDS SITTING: K. Knaak, J. Juedes, N. Henning, S. Radford, S. Zie- genhagen. KNEELING: P. Trambauer, P. Luebke, K. Le- vine, J. Schwertfeger, H. Rogge. STANDING: J. Carpenter, N. Sullivan, B. Fiss, J. Hook, S. Schultz, D. LaRose. 1'm' , ' . fi wi 'W iw... 0 SCHOLARSHIPS ROW 1 J Allen G Lentz J S ra- gue, G. Luebke N. I-Ienn.ig,, J. P Brink, J. Prout, K. LeVine S. Boeder. ROW 2: J. Schwertfeger, J. Nosch, E. Fuhs, J. Krause, M. Mitchell, S. Case C. Schultz P. Trambauer, J. Reinke, ROW 3: D. Cowan, L. Schreiber, J, Wojahn, C. -mm ' 41, A Kali 3 3 ,. .ab e-.S K. i 1. f- W 7 P Av- PM-'-PP J' , f . , , , X M .b H x A , Schultz, N. Jago, P. Wegner, S. Murphy, B. Berndt, J. Stevens. ROW 4: S. Gruenwald, M. Berlow- ski, T. Otto, L. White, T. Witzel, J. Dahl, J. Spanbauer, D. Pollack, D. Hughes. I 4 f C . ff 1 X . ,tw Q er, S ,rg ,, -... Tx! 1 cn, 'Wa rf? 1 131 QUI.LL AND SCROLL ROW 1: Mr. Traeger, J. Allen, N. Hennig, J. Dempsey, J. Prout, G. Luebke, K. Kgnaak, J. Schwertfeger. ROW 2: B. Mo- logousis, R. Pokrandt, A. Bor- land, B. Bell, G. Lenm. QNot Pictured . . . B. Eyers.j SENIORS---O'NEIL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: K. Knaak, J. Krause, P. Luebke, K. LeVine, N. Hermig, J. Brink, S. Radford, J. Reinke. ROW 2: L. Schoenxock, T. Schultz, S. Gruenwald, M. Berlow ski, R. Pokrandt, S. Boeder, E. Fiss, P. Wegner. QNot Pictured . . . J. Carpenterq Y 'Ox SOPHOMORES---INDIVIDUAL SEATED: C, Loughrin, M. Wein- man, F. Plashko. STANDING: C. Wood, K. Carr, T. McCain. I I Y xv? -257, N 11 5 1.135-5 x A ,I -xv fi ii' s 132 l '56 BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE ROW 1: K. Konrad, S. Meyer, J. Ames. ROW 2: L. Didlo, B. Lal-iaie, W. Boyd, J. Scheuer- man, P. Poeschl. ROW 3: B. Mayo, P. Schultz, D. Fadner, D. Hildebrand, T. Petersik. if BA SEBALL GOLF TENNIS fm f. . . :fx 1, X L I Ana? GAA MIAA TRACK . 1 ' Q L Q fs. 1 v In B Q f V, aff! KT M43 de . w 6 -vi b 1 iyrfir, . v 51 1 ,..r 1 :.' y ef- 1 . X X- ', Y A ' KY 'Lad' 'Y ww! 'sf T' 3 .uv I I ,QS-11'-f,Qg.e'15 l4fI:2F27ri?,25f.-1,r'fj',-W3-RH--Q 'gg J-' 431 f-Q A 'ra 'Q-'f1ef'2 !'e - '-' yffiwerf-5-f 5 Fm-fi' r my e i f Q5 .2 A' , ,y ' r X r N k 7 y h ,A :N , et. , vii , I wg? 6 rj 5 ,H V 'AWN' A uh' 'A' K r is JM my 3giAr rli k ng' W .4gj?1LF:4H, 4 576: . 'Kgs' is 49 I V 5 X N W A '-if fn 5 'f 'Sf'!ii!'5fknlu-v . l f? Z af ff Commencement speakers elected by the class are: Joseph Hemmer, Janet Dempsey, and Marcia Mag- nusen. vs,-:ia f'5 w Vi 'Q l if gf . 'f Ji? -, , y jx-Q11 ' All--3 av f 134 .2'?1 5-v n 4' ' Q xx 1 1 H, A . nz ii if.-1+f-qgj mfr' After three years of struggle--a little piece of paper! I if Sm'-u -9 4 av 'X Fu W at wav' psi x 3 1' wg f v4 If fa if 'F 3 E .ummm lx MP U Capping the climax of graduation was the SENIOR SWING-OUT, a happy event made possible by these civic organizations: K iwanis O ptomists R otary A ltrusa L ions ui. ' we 135 'R gn ,Q E 1 X fx- WB iz? l 667 il! fw CD C -u -U O 90 P-3 N :1 Q. rc ss: 1 FQ P-' o C-4 ro 99 F9 CD .- :x lll o :r o O P-' N o 'Z' 4 ,- F9 .- 2 .sri We the students of Oshkosh Hxgh rn order to rnsure our prrvrleges do hereby recognrze our respons1b111t1es toward our school and our commu mt We feel that the followlng STUDENT CODE contarns fundamental standards of behavror Wh1Ch should be the goal of every student To achreve these standards a responslble student should MAINTAIN hrgh standards of sportsmanshrp RESPECT the rrghts and POSSCSSIOUS of others SHOW proper respect for authorrty ATTEND classes regularly and promptly PROMOTE hrgh moral standards for ourselves and others CONDUCT ourselves rn a manner so as to brmg respect to ourselves, our school, and our communrty 136 Y , A XA T ff- tt .J '- O 'l is , 7 .yn yug- .a 85 .1 'bw- ...U . .,, ,JSA f 'si 'fm , xg lg if T? .pw 5 gf -. ft 542' af ff, 1, ff I f. P 7 fe Y fm 11, 4 'x . 2 IPP' ma- ls L x 'Wk WE .4 f Sn.. 3 ' , . 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