Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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The best of luck, always! . 255 of ix W. 5 .l'f'f'f .?Zf W ' H ff I A of maps and black- boards and pencil sharpeners. . .on ever-growing pile ot test papers...a committee to head...a club to advise ...at least a dozen l olidn't do my homework becausesf' Friday, thank goodnessl. . .time to relax'?. . .a dance to chaperone. . .those test papers to cor- rect. . .research for the committee. . .but Underneath it all, the inner satisfaction that comes through working with young people. ,L 4 A AW ,. JL' , :av 9W X 5 19' 5 f ' sv-Wa 5 M -1 Our Superintendent PERRY A. TIPLER ,wil ' !,!!Y , ,,u,,u, Mevm ' 7 1 Www 6 112 Our Principal CARL TRAEGER Ph.D. University of Wisconsin 7 S . M, BYRON WEESS B.S. Oshkosh Siafe College Counsellor HOMER S. FRATT M.S. University of Wisconsin Vice-Principal SOPHIA HAASE M.A. Norfhwesiern University Counsellor JEAN SCHAUER Assisfcmi Mrs. JANE TRAVIS Secretary to ihe Principal A M' V The ring of the telephone...ihe clock of The typewriter. . .the whirr of The mimeogroph mochine. . .nervous stu- dents waiting fo see the vice-principal. Friendly counsellors holding interviews behind closed doors. . .monitors. . .mes- soges. . .moiI. . .this is THE the heori of OHS. PAUl.lNE KLEVENO Secretary Mrs. HELEN ALBINUSSEN Affendance Clerk GLADYS LARSEN M.A. Columbia University Vlrs. ALMA GUNDERSON B.A. Ripon College ETHEL KUEBLER B.E. Oshkosh State College MALVIN SCHNEIDER M.S. University of Wisconsin courses give us an appreciation ot the rich heritage that has come down to us through our own and other languages. D, Peterman, S. Marks, R. Clark, and B. Westover in a hot recording session for their speech class. Mrs. ADELL BENSON M.A. lawrence College BERNICE PORTERFIELE M.A. Columbia Universit ANNABEL WOOD M.A. University of Wisconsin GERTRUDE THUSS B.A. Lawrence College MILDRED LEYDA M.A. University of Wisconsin OLIVE DAVENPORT A. Northwestern University HAZEL IRENE FOLTZ GRACE LAVOY Ph. M. University of Wisconsin M.E. University So. California ALMA THERESE LINK M.A. State University of Iowa JEAN MacFARLANE B.A. Lawrence College Mrs. ALICE DIEL B.S. Oshkosh State College Mrs. ELIZABETH STAHMER M.A. University of Wisconsin LEONE FENZL M.A. University of Wisco The mony courses in combine to give us oll o befier understanding of ourselves ond our environment. ESTHER TILLESON GARTH SPEES B.E. Oshkosh Stole College B.S. Sfevens Point Sfale College RUSSELL SPAULDING GERALD E. SWARTZ M.A. Colorado Stale College B.S. Ashland College R. A. EVANS B.A. University of Wisconsin l BERTRAM BAXTER B.S. Oshkosh State College REXFORD HESS B.E. Oshkosh State College KENNETH HANSEN B.E. Oshkosh State College If if 0 ,,fMW,,0,,f ' ,W ff JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER LEE WEIGERT M.S. University So. California M.S. University of Wisconsin South America. . .North America ...Eurcsic...? J. Engel, M. Hirte, K. Cujuk, and T. Wirtz seem to know where they're going. 13 f'imtfwf'mtx,1,fg'NjflKXsimbx,fN LARRY HATHAWAY B.S. Eau Claire State College The purpose of the courses is not to discover the poten- tial Einsteins in our midst F. Appleyard, P. Bork, and D. Bartelt really getting down to cases in biology lab. EDNA KRATSCH University of Chicago but to give all of us a better understanding of the mysteries of the phys- ical world. LYNNE KOCH M.S. University of Wisconsin .i nenmmmwsa-r VERLIN LaMAY B.S. Eau Claire State College vf' l 1 4- RUTH LEDWELL Ph. M. University of Wisconsin I. W. JOHNSON M. R. HYMER B.A. Lawrence College M.A. Iowa State University Whot's cooking? In chemistry lub, it could be clmosf ony- thingl K. Malone and J. Marquorl. G. .l. STEFFENSON B.E. Milwaukee Stole College E. J. SCHNEIDER Ph.B. Ripon College 'X!Xf R 15 is vig? R ,gi 925.2 xg B.E. Oshkosh Stole College FLOYD J. MILLER LORENZ O. HEILSBERG M.S. Colorado State University B.E. Oshkosh State College THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS course-sfmm our boys to develop useful skills cmd keep them up to date on what is happening in the world of buttons ond gadgets. RICHARD P. MALIZEWSKI RICHARD HASHIMOTO M.A. University of Minnesota B.S. Stout State College HENRY ROESLER M.S. University of Wisconsin KARL KUSCHE M.A. Lawrence College D. Pflanzer putting on the finishing touches. A. J. BAUER Colorado State University KARL CALLIES B.S. Stout State Collego ARTHUR BOYD B.E. Oshkosh State College RODNEY W. KJELL B.S. Stout State College if F ,ww-,N X., 735' f . my if 'Kms' ,Q s fri .fs at if ww? HAROLD SCHUMERTH M.A. University of Notre Dame In this muddled world, the need for EVA ASMUNDSEN ond its training in J' MERLE TODD M'5. University of Wisconsin . I . . . B.S. University of Wisconsin Iogico thinking is greater than ever before. J. Lc1Point, R. Schmidt, ond W. Zinecker study Q group of geo metric solids. J. F. MITCHELL M.A. University of Wisconsin Mrs. LUELLA KRATSCH GORDON KESTER Ph.M. University of Wisconsin Ph.B. University of Wisconsin ARNO BADE Ph.M. University of Wisconsin A. Lueck charges a book to P. Unmuth while Miss Porter- 3 EDWARD HALL Ph.M. University of Wisconsin MN I' Whether you have an assignment or lust want to browse lor perhaps meet your current heart throbll, one of our three will provide an answer to your problem. HUGH WILLIAMS B.E. Oshkosh State College field picks out some difficult required reading. DOROTHY ROLLINSON M.A. Northwestern University CATHARINE .IOSSLYN M.A. Columbia University Mrs. ELIZABETH KONRAD B.E. Oshkosh State College Members of the department work constantly in many ways to keep us physically flt and mentally alert. RONALD NORD GRETCHEN SIEBERT B.S. Unlversnty of Wusconsm M.A. Northwestern Umverslty ISABELLE HOGAN, R.N. Ph.N. Western Reserve AUGUST SCHULZ B.S. Stout State College HARLAN QUANDT Mrs. PATRICIA FAUST B.S. Unlverslty of WISCONSIN LaCrosse State College Aslan flu, or will get u clean bull of health? Mass Hogan is about ,.,, RUTH VORPAL SANDRA WESTON KENNETH JQRSTAQ B.A. Augustana College B.E. Whitewater State College HOWARD PENNEWI M.S. University of Wisconsin B.E. Whitewater State C INEZ SHOREY KARINE KJOLSETH lf, Whifgwqfgr Sigh Collggg B.E. Wl1ii9WdfQf Sidi! College A practical course, EDUCATIQN transforms raw recruits into capable young business men and women. EDWIN GROSSKOPF EVERETT W. MARG M.A. University of Iowa M.A. University of Denver K. Jordan and while Mr. hurry through a speed test watch. A large number ot us find a way to self-expression as well as a real appreci- GHOH Of MUSIC AND ART through the fine courses offered by our school. FREDERICK I.EIST JAMES CROFT M.M. McPhail School of Music M.A. Iowa State College ROBERT A. MESSNER M.S. University of Wisconsin J. C. GROSSMAN M.A. University of Missouri .ffiwfN.ftese9s.fns,.ffR,fm Learning how to be efficient home- makers to the best of our ability through the help Of the HOME ECONOMICS department will make home life more secure and enioyable now and in the future. ESTHER SCHLERF SOPHIA STERLING BARBARA HABSTRITT B.H.E. Central State College B.S. Stout State College B.S. Stout State College X fxfw f' I J 'i It's summer ull your around for Miss Todd who loves Mr Kegter Qitemqteg between dream rxrdrrriinq Whfvri full cornfrs, sho Turns Yo her more Timn 200 mg up hqrd mqth te-gtg qnd polishing his ,irium violui plums wiiiciw rcprcscnf oboui SO varieties of the bequnful silver Colleqtiqm TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE Owcr. 5: J' ,n , 'fl 41' Mr. Johnson bu7Iing around gofher- ing honey from the many hives on his furrn. Two scmpinrvoks oi ivcflutiiul prinis Gnd re thun 64 Uqurinzrs ndd up Yo Miss Fenzi's finrmng Hummel foiicctiun. 91 i-nr Izzri W. SPIRITED PEP MEETINGS in the Rec. Gym. . .lively club programs ...entertaining, informative assemblies ...and the keen competition of spelling bees and oratorical contests. The close harmony ot our choral groups...band music rocking the building. . .soft lights and dazzling decorations over the dance floor...a tense moment from the play ...self-government and democracy in action...all a thrilling combination ot fun and friendship and learning and getting along with others! sam Q.. IOW 1: Conrad, viueller, Aauritz, ROW 4: ludson. Baier, Friedel, Anthes, Sanders, Zastrow, Larsen, Schrottky, Lang, Velissaris, Hetzel, Kronzer, Woiahn. ROW 2: Beber, Meyer, Weigandt, Stroschein, Seifeldt, Warnke, Glassman, Siewert, Ames, Kuhnz, Eiden. ROW 3: Crombie, Hendrickson, VanOrnum, Rasmussen, Ceelen, Winkler, Wiley, Krumrich, Felker, Wollaeger. Priebe, Berlowski, Hamburg, Putzer, Scheuerman, Hager, Putzer, Christiansen, Try-outs tor the big play rehearsals. . .ticket sales. . .lec ing about lite back stage interesting meetings. . .all a part the fun of belonging to MASQUE Advisor: Miss DAVENPORT. a llltil K Jyys i 4,0 J , ,ff X 2444! 'fra' -fgqiffff 1.440 Q4zf,14757efw- H '73'7'1C4Q ff? '?f' ROW 'lx Stutzman, Framberger, Cholewinski, Cholewinski, Pommerich, Michels, Mathe, 'Stihl iaii may 'llll' 1 Thomson, Hanseder, Swanson, Williams, Ludwig, Herrle. ROW 2: Schwandt, Kolb, Duex, Lohmiller, Brown, Bloechl, Wiesner, Janssen, Schmitt, Brunover, Fisher, Hayes, Lentz. ROW 3: Leinweber, Thalhofer, Cravillion, Dinger, Schneider, Meredith, Redemann, Haberkorn, Doemel, Cuiak, Kraemer, Mosling, Schoenberger, Bujan. ROW 4: Kromm, Ott, Allen, Karr, Diakott, Lowell, Unmuth, Sprehe, Schroeder, Thomas, Dahl, Krall, Luebke. rllllll 094 Q00 O00 Q 6 sn ,Q xg 1.'T e v .iw lil, j f F! i A nl A4i iazl-l 1- ROW 1: Hupe, Hartmann, Hasse, White, Norton, ROW 2: Peterson, Schmidt. Siewert, Kablce. Gauger, Johnson, Radtke. Monday, Beck, Polishinski, Klitzke. Spanbauer, Kronzer, Behrens, Malone, Hiltz, Poepke, Anthes, ROW 3: Lowther, Nigl, Clark, Reardon, Nigl, Luther, Nichols, ROW 4: Sipple, Manney, Elmer, Berlowski, Sitzberger, Mugerauer, ROW 1: Korsch, Ehrenberg, Nelson, Lough- rin, Muraski, Manthey, Durrant, March Wokosin, Hansen, Schneider, Dennin, Wir- kes, Rost, Leuthold. ROW 2: Hammerseng Jordan, Petersik, Bleckinger, Losse, Jorgen sen, Shefty, Putzer, Ziebell, Winklebauer, Stoeckli, Snider, Robertson, ROW 3: Porter, Pump, Sosinski, Ruedinger, Warner, Dahms Evanson, Sitter, Devendorf, Hebblewhite Biederman, Schmick, Gefters. ROW 4: Sch neider, Stahmer, Lyman, Faust, Harrington Elmer, Schroeder, Soderquist, Kraemer Flanigon, Weyers, Meidl, Martin, Glidden 1 Fun and service. . .that's the fall play. . .skits committee work. . .ushering. . .dozens interesting ways to earn the sixty-1 points necessary for membership in parent club. Advisor: Mrs. DIEL. 4 A t ROW 1: Reno, Senderhofi, Haverty, Klotzbuecher, Karges, Kron- schnobel, Copp, Coe, Caldwell. ROW 2: Reff, Nefa, Krohn, Kunde, Norman, Schumacher, Krueger, Miller, Fritz, Hildebrand. ROW 3: Boese, Poeschl, Kaul, Pennewell, Sfeckbauer, Line, Didlo, Petersik, Schwab, Pufzer, Nitkowski, Stille. ROW 1: Duchatschek, Pfaffenrofh, Hazen, Bloechel, Nordquisf. ROW 2: Gurkowski, Meli, Murphy, Philips, Woiciechowski, Kelly, Kalupa. ROW 3: Sioegbauer, Ziebell, Back, Rielz, McCar?hy, Leary, Mueller. QX ',,..3.ri'2 Never a dull moment in M. I. A. A.! Volley- ball, swimming, and wrestling. . .basketball, bowling, and golf. . .hard-earned letters and a Trip 'ro a Braves' game for The Ten Top point winners. . .all This spells F-U-N for The boys of OHS. Advisor: Mr. QUANDT 28 ROW 1: Woiahn, Glasenapp, Schoenian, Schubert, Stake, Herrle, Borst, Kiesow. ROW 2: Poeschl, Broderick, Cholewinski, Chole- winski, Koelbl, Roller, Stroschein, Leinweber. ROW 3: Romme, Schroeder, Hendrickson, Winkler, Wiley, Reed, Sprehe, Span- bauer, Kromm. ROW 1: Keilberg, White, Williams, Murawski, Perkins. ROW 2: Kennedy, Loughrin, Bleckinger, Kabke, Schmidt. ROW 3: Gogolew- ski, Harrington, Burkart, Schroeder, Walter, N 62? x Xt Meeting with those who will someday share the same profession...studying the qualifications of a good teacher. . .getting experience by helping class- mates and by visiting classrooms in other schools... these are iust a few of the advantages of member- ship in F. T. A. Advisor: Miss SCHNEIDER. 29 -f '5 5 ,, by Q Z .ILT 01.57 ' 372 557230 e - ., ' fb x A Xl' ' Q ' .- is f ' 'Q 'iz ' v? will UIYYO A corn show, a dairy show, and a county demonstration contest. . .DHIA and sow testing pro- grams. . .Held trips, banquets, and oi basketball tournament. . .these and many more activities add up to F. A. a club whose serious purpose is to supply American dinner tables with the best of everything. Advisor: Mr. lvllLLER. 30 ROW 'l: Kolb, Hoftberger, Wilde, Wiechman, Jepson Tesch, Honnsell, Williams. ROW 2: Becker, Garbe, Kind Nolte, Kaufman, Koplitz, Bartelt, Dehn. ROW 3: Pfeitter Brayton, Schultz, Bahr, Kumbier, Polzin, Feyen, Luebke ROW 4: Koch, Steineke, Wiegman, Becker, Benson Darkow, Elmer, Traxler, Tigert. ROW 'lz Glatz, Hughes, Clark, Luft, Schmid, Hughes, Bradley. ROW 2: Miller, Caldwell, Wood, Brayton, Butt, Garbe, Thill, Stueber. ROW 3: Rosenau, Counts, Werner, Wuest, Wolf, Tigert, Wruck, Henke, Kumbier. ROW 4: Jones, Farber, Tank, Hencke, Dehn, Jones, Kolb, Mientke, Kumbier, Hartman, lm 5 as '. Y LL fbix .ng qi? W. V. ,ul f fy p fi x Xqo YU ,bt . all vm - 1 rl Ou l X MC lfllkl cfm Q ck Ll blow .' a W J' 6.13 My 0 KJ SL BX we .. W Aa. t gglieffulejf Xl! LQX? lu tl' . ,fc has 801. D 4 9 ROW 1: Kuhn, Senclerhaut, LaHaie, Feren, Nikolaus Woldt, ROW 2: Judson, Patzlaff, Allen, Priebe Engleke, Wall, Woldt, Brown. ROW 3: Rand, Wiese Brown, Putzer, Renelt, Kush, Schwab. ROW 4: Pable Farber, Mathwig, Munsch, Klieforth, Wohlt, Kusche Schmidt, Rothenbach. 5 The ioy of fishing on a lazy summer afternoon J ...the thrill of that first taste of venison. . .the first snowfall which brings good trapping and rabbit hunting. . .the crackle of multi-colored leaves under toot. . .the call of Canadian geese 33 X members love all forms of outdoor lite. Ad- J-Q visor: Mr. STEFFENSON. ..! l-f 9' -fx J fjxfff X' 31 f ROW 'I: Lawrence, Bartels, Postl, Woehlke, Garbe, Bathke, Kronzer, Goehrs, Lindo, Rietz, Gall, Stake, Hintze. ROW 2: Bilton, Ewald, Hawley, Davis, Kalous, Jooss, Reinke, Brehmer, Kratsch, Parker, Dohrman. ROW 3: Mathe, Wendt, Horwitz, Sabott, Tesch, Harra, Tesch, Stry, Stamborski, Paulsen, Boeder, Ihrig, ROW 4: Fluor, Flanigan, Seibold, Beulter, Durant, Sullivan, Leichtfuss, Bollom, Hensel, Kozak. A full schedule of interesting events: badminton, swimming, bowl- ing, and basketball in the winter ...tennis, volleyball, and golf in the spring. . .the thrill of winning a letter after titty hours of participa- tion . . .this is G. A. A. Advisor: Miss SIEBERT. ,dx ROW 1: Vandermolen, Stake, Toshner, Swanson, Felker, Felker, Han- seder, Eiden, Norton, Parsons. ROW 2: Wollangk, Mueller, Schrottky, Romme, Manney, Phillips, Lincoln, Meyer, Schoenick, Mathe, Stroschein. ROW 3: Cravillion, Springbarn, Hendrickson, Ceelen, Wolff, Lowell, Winkler, Sprehe, Haberkorn, Wiesner. 1 1-ann: n..u f ROW 1: Ehrenberg, Perkins, Robertson, Koplitz, Loughrin, Hansen, Augsburger, Klingbeil, Kor- sch, Kuhnz. ROW 2: Anthes, Muraski, Beck, Siewert, Dahms, Sosinski, Hammerseng, Woho- sin, Koplitz, Anderson. ROW 3: Krukow, Evansan, Perl, Petersik, Brown, Putzer, Weyers, Warner, Schmidt, Glidden. ROW 4: Lemberger, Gauger, Dahl, Westphal, Harrington, Hicks Mauritz, Gogolewski, Sitzberger, Case, Schneider. 1 A colorful circus complete with diators and chariot races... ded tours of Rome through lies and slides...two winning resentatives at the spelling bee a sumptuous banquet in true wan style . . . senior members king into their future with the :cle at DeIphi ...alI part of full year's schedule of GALIS ORDO ROMULI fisor ........ Miss Leone Fenzl ROW 1: Luker, Yoder, Winkelbauer, Kennedy Williams, Rusch. ROW 2: Steinert, Wohlt, Drexler Miller, Stahmer, Malone, Meyer. ROW 3: Nitkow- ski, Karr, Spanbauer, Lewis, Karges, Hildebrand Judson. ROW 4: Fritz, Leary, Eppley, Klieforth Hager, Spicer, Wrchota, . Lb s gb ' 'ii ifff- w ill ROW 1: Glidden, Sedlachek, llk, Schubert, Glase- napp. ROW 2: Romberg, Baier, O'Neil, Leinweber, Weinman. ROW 3: Michels, Mosling, Ames, Allen, Siewert, Seifeldt, Pump. ROW 4: Gomoll, Kraemer, Redemann, Wolff, Lowell, Wesenberg. I f ROW 'l: Murawski, Kolaske, Paulick, Beber, Nolte, Tosh- ner, Daubert, Snider, Sto- eckli, Spanbauer, Kope, Poeschl, Manthei, Hupe. ROW 2: Reinders, Hetzel, Koplitz, Madel, Sitter, Sosinski, Meidl Luebke, Matulle, Madison Schumacher, McBriar, Adams Dorman. ROW 3: Evanson, Erdmann, Jorgensen, Mathe, Schettl, Drexler, Mugerauer, Gelters, Porter, Dahms, Nic- hols, Petzald, Model, Schroe- der. ROW 4: Ulrich, Roller, Bilton, Mueller, Reischl, So- derquist, Schmidt, Sitzberger, Walter, Manney, Lincoln, Arent, Horton. l .I ROW 'I: Hartman, Herrle, Korsch, Losse, Krukow, Han- sen, Behrens, Drew, Muraski McDonell, Krall, Futta, Hasse r ROW 2: Ruby, Prellwitz, Schauer, Hammerseng, Ko- elbl, Ristow, Doemel, Lech- ner, Krall, Hoffman, Smith, Krause, Klingbeil, Anthes ROW 3: Sachinski, Williams, Brunover, Schwandt, Brode- rick, Kraemer, Peterick, Fret- schl, Sipple, Furman, Jordan, Peterson, Mathe, Michels, Roe, Hansen. ROW 4: Hel- strom, Rogge, Kurtz, Schroe- der, Dinger, Meredith, Dougherty, Kluge, Reed, Hicks, Rasmussen, Matulle, Sitzberger, Ruedinger, Abra- ham. A state convention ci Christmas card sale a series ot interviews and helpful lectures. . ,a lovely candlelight installation service... BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA the club for the career girl of tomorrow. Advisors. .. Miss Ruth Vorpahl, Miss Sandra Weston. 34 eolcers who con Field trips. , .well-informed sp rnoke history live. . .movles. . .slides. . .good books Y JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIET provides mony interesting woys to ocquoint the pres- ent with the post. Advisor. . .Mr. R. A. Evons. 35 ROW 1: Wirth, Mitchel Eiden, Stoke, Beber, We gcndt, Stroschein, Hetze Norton, Nigl, Toshner, Hel rle. ROW 2: Keilberg, Ros' Helstrom, Hcmseder, Clorli Wornke, Felker, Poepke Swanson, Sedlochek, Futtc Vondermolen, ROW 3: Nic hols, Lechner, Lemberger Gehrke, Crombie, Sport bauer, Peterson, Siewert Seifeldt, Kroemer, Ulrich Petzold. ROW 4: Thclhofer Rogge, Hoberkorn, Meredith Dinger, Redemonn, Krumrich Petrick, Krueger, Sitzberger Springborn, DuPrey. X' like 1 I fl lyx XXX J. ,. fe I My W 2 Q' f t 4 - ' W N l ROW I: Klitzke, Wenzel Mondoy, Beck, Evonson Mothe, McBricr, Adams Teicido, Monthei, Schoenion ROW 2: Pump, Koeb Nourse, Wohlt, Bilton, Muel Ier, March, Abrohorn, Woko- sin, Glidden, Rost. ROW 3 Ames, Lincoln, Gouger, West phol, Soderquist, Arent, Kol berg, Gomoll, Wesenberg ROW 4: Romme, Karr, Kluge Sprehe, Lowell, Wolff, Faust Lorson, Johnson, Petersik ROW 'I: Konrad, Smith, Glasenapp, Hoffman, Michels, Schauer, Duex, Sedlachek, Winklebauer, Ludwig, Zastrow, ROW 2: Pommerich, Schwandt, Kennedy, Kraemer, Rogge, Redemann, Diakoff, Thcnlhofer, Meyer, Seifeldt. ROW 3: Singstock, Spicer, Patzlaft, Karr, Dinger, Meredith, Bradley, Schroeder, Neta, Haverty, Hansen. ROW 4: Karges, Hildebrand, Niermeyer, Casper, Schultz, Line, Petersik, Mientke, Bray, Hemmer. PYTHAGOREAN g spe mg bee plus the colo I COUNCIL is mathematics plus. . .plus the sponsorship of the excitin ll' . . . r- ful geometric decorations in the halls at Christmas time. . .plus the annual awards to outstanding students in algebra and geome- try. Advis ' or. . .Miss Merle Todd. N QQ A 3. .1 ll ll .ig 1 S 36 -g,uf STANDING: Phillip, Anthes, Mays, Malone, Misterek, Staerkel, Hirte, Ellen. SEATED: Wolf. H 0 N: Painting with oils or water colors .. modeling with clay. . .making attractive mo- biles. . .reaping the benefit of expert criti- cism. . .climaxing the year by competing for prizes in the annual art show.. is an exciting club. Advisor . . .Mr. J. C. Grossman. gx ROW l: Sarah Meyer, Joan Ames, Karen Konrad, Susan Zastrow, Virginia Woiahn, Jacqueline Hayes. ROW 2: Dan Hildebrand, Carol Hendrickson, Barbara Schneider, Nancy Thalhofer, Elizabeth Wiesner. ROW 3: James Scheuermann, Lawrence Didlo, Paul Poeschl. WEN Zia HU Wm! V ls it ii lfilx dx ,ff 'A' ,fi 60009, km 5: l xx Ig! X f s i 7 38 Chosen by a faculty committee for the highest honor within the gift of our school in recognition of their outstanding scholarship, leadership, and service ...the members of Advisor...Mr. J. F. Mitchell. ROW 1: James Schmick, Karen Konrad, Susan Zastrow, Susan Thomson, Nancy Mugerauer, Bonnie Blec- kinger, Judith Wohlt, Judith Larsen, Gale Cappert, Bonnie Wolfgram, Jacqueline Hayes, Karen Glasenapp, Virginia Woiahn, Francis Sedlachek, ROW 2: Tom Galvin, Gene Wegner, James Petrie, David Schraa, Joan Ames, Karen Binkelman, Catherine Karr, Marcia Kentop, Ann Moore, Mary Pokrandt, Nancy Fisher, Helen Rogge, Mike Cowen, Paul Steclmbauer, Charles Rell, James Hough. ROW 3: Robert Larget, Kenneth Rietz, Michael Ostwald, Roy Swisher, Roland Schumacher, Lawrence Didlo, James Scheuerman, Peter Schultz, Donald Marin, Richard GoIlniclc,'Robert Quast, Steven DeVoe, Richard Konrad. ,sfxfx Regular meetings to discuss school problems and try to come up with the answers . . . School dances, state calendars, booster buttons-all fund-raising ac- tivities which malce possible our foreign exchange students...Participation in the sophomore orienta- tion program. . .planning the assemblies for the entire year. . .all part of the iob of , the heart of our student body. Advisor: Miss Sophia Haase. get -f 7.1, 39 Ill! ROW 'ls Wuest, McClone, Spanbauer, Gall, Jordan, Evanson. ROW 2: Slife, Lowther, Prickett, Seibold, Kramer, Groskreutz, Larson, Bruette, Baier, Evanson, Horwitz. ROW 3: Hasse, Boelter, Meyer, Schram, Peterson, Pommerening, Koplitz, Leinweber, Kratsch, Goehrs, Devlin, Devlin. Christmas favors for the orphanage. . .visits to sick children in the hospital. . .work on clothing and food drives for the needy. . .assisting the senior or- ganization when the blood bank is open. . .partici- pating in the annual Red Cross drive. . .that's , the club that really serves. Advisor. . .Miss Ruth Ledwell. Mvlfill i 40 SEATED: Frarnberger, Lentz, Zastrow, Konrad, Teiada, Hebblewhite. KNEELING: Stutzman, O'Neil, Allen, Karr, Thalhofer, Harrington, Gomoll, Cravillion, Velissaris. STANDING: Duex, Berlowski, Kester, Didlo, Sprehe, Winkler, Wiley, Hendrickson, Meredith, Wood, Wiesner, Fritz, Ames, THE NOTEBOOK KEEPS OUR MEMORIES GREEN Q xA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .. .......... Carol Hendrickson ' I1-fi lmljy EDITORIAL BOARD .loan Ames, Penny Cravillion jx ' rx 'J ' .5 - I A I 8 Nancy Thaloter, Susan Zastrow ' 3 ' , 5 ART .... Kae Meredith, editor: Nancy Allen : , I 4 , I 5 Bonnie Krause - A I ' CALENDAR .... Mary Kay Duex, editor: Catherine Karr INT X , Carol Warner, Beth Weisner I ' i 1 NQIEBWK CLUBS Jane Sprehe, editor: Ellen Framberger 1- ' Karen Konrad, Barbara Lentz XX, I COPY ., Cathy Winkler, editor: Sue Gomoll Mimi Robertson MAKE-UP .,.... Grace Wiley, editor: Jim Berlowski V I 6 i Mary Ellen Hebblewhite, Judith Kester J' - A 41. Faye O'NeiI, Carol Stutzman, Eunice Teiada Carl Wood PHOTOGRAPHY Mary Ann Baxendall, Lawrence Didlo Don Kratsch, Carl Nowack SPORTS ....... .... P hilip Fritz, Ruth Ann Harrington Lillian Velissaris ADVISOR .............. Miss Catharine Josslyn Getting out a yearbook isn't all glamour as C. Wood, J. Kester, S. Zostraw, and C. Hendrickson can testify. FRONT: Kielberg, Weyers, Kolb, Ceelen, Felker, Eiden, Evanson. REAR: Bath, Elmer, Kroll, Dehn, Renneri, Evanson, Seifeldt, Miller, Kratsch. THE INDE KEEPS US UP TO DATE S 'ix 4 Q CO-EDITORS ........ .... C arol Kroll, Judith Miller ASSOCIATE EDITOR ..................... Dane Bath NEWS EDITORS ......... Rosemary Ceelen, Joan Eiden FEATURE EDITOR ........,............ Mary Sanders SPORTS EDITORS ........... Judith Felker, Don Kratsch ADVERTISING MANAGER ............... Sue Kielburg REPORTERS ............... Julie Elmer, Karen Evanson Esther Kolb, Bonnie Siefeldt, Betty Weyers ADVISOR ............... Miss Hazel Irene Foltz Unless they hurry, M. Sanders, J. Miller, R. Ceelen, and D. Bath will never make the next deadline. ROW 1: Lechner, Roller, Steinert. ROW 2: Schauermann, Reed, Kurtz. ROW 3: Bartels, Andrashko, THE BUSINESS STAFFS INDEX LUSINESS MANAGER . Janice Reed iTAFF ........ Betty Scheuerman Dave Andrashko, Ted Bartels Alice Lechner, Margaret Kurtz Carol Steinert, Lois Roller Dorothy Mauritz, Sue March Judy McHugh, Mary Jane Matschi, Sharon Evanson Lois Dehn, Janet Marx Carol Madison, Shirley Metko Kathy Malone, Susan Peterik Ann Gavin, Jim Gauger Pete Gibson, Marilyn Ruedinger ADVISOR .. Mr. Howard Pennewell Ana? in ummmu 'i- llllllllll 'i ,inn it lllillillqlm N Mm. 5 r rr 2 lllmllgllhlln ii 'mlm llllllllllllllllllllll ll..illlllllIll 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilriiiinmiill i S .im I ll NOTEBOOK BUSINESS MANAGER . . Christine Adam STAFF . . . Dave Andrashko, Tec Bartels, Diane Beber, Rutl Beherns, Sharon Daugherti Alice Lechner, Joanne Martin Shirley Metko, Janice Reef Helen White, Trudy William Rochelle Winklebaue ADVISOR Mr. Edwin Grosskop KEEP US IN THE BLACK. G Q. A fag? .. 4 ' X9 ' llllwgi lllii Ov ' lll iililllll 5 ' y till S 5' A W SEATED: Winklebauer, Reed, Doug- herty, White. STANDING: Mr Grosskopf, Beber, Martin, An- drashko, Lechner, Bartels, Behrens, Williams, Metko. AT YOUR ATTENDANCE TAKERS SEATED Haberkorn Sipple, Springborn, Gauger, Dahl. STAND- ING Glrdden Toshner, Buian, Williams, Beck, Dahms, Bradley, Felker Sosrnskr Srewerf, Hiltz, Hanseder, Felker, Erdmann, SAFETY COUNCIL SEATED: Malone, Romme, Lewis, Thalhofer, Weber STANDING: LaPoinI, Romberg, Biederman, Krue ger, Nichols, Bloechl, Thiessen, Goheen, Emerson, Abraham, Mays, Ames, Hebblewhire, Kellerman. SERVICE NURSES AIDES SEATED: Perkins Miss Hogan, Roberts, Schneider, Kronzer. STANDING: Friday, Lentz, Devendorf, Manthey, Petersik, Schmitt. PROJECTIONISTS SEATED: Schmidi, Rogge, Luebke, PosYl STANDING: Thiessen, Luft, Schusier, Mr Kesfer, Farber, Kratsch, Nowak, Miller Wiafrowski, Hubbard. CAFETERIA AIDES Mrs. Rothenbach, Lechner, Kruger, Fufta. WE SALUTE those who are pic- tured on the last nine pages of this sec- tion. They have given service over and above the call of duty to keep things running smoothly here at OHS. To all of them, our sincere appreciation! STUDENT LIBRARIANS l ROW T: Stutz, Scheller, Model, Morey, Gunderson. ROW 2: Abra- I , l. ham, Friday, Basel, Bloechl. ROW 3: Foster, Kramer, Shields, Luebke, fl , -' Moore. l 7 f K ' ge? Q Karl Bunke Edwin .lanke MVS- Irene ROTl1EFlbGCl'l Carl Dreyer Joseph Schuster Harold Frank ,596 QQ Ax, -2 'E M ,fx E1 V E 4 W ' Wg N Q, X Ng N ix Qs N? XX X 8 x if X f xx S is at E- n N 1' ' I 4.x. 'Q aj YN N . n - iv. I-f v . EE! y ,fx Q f Qwf AM? Q, gg. 4... fgfffzs .nr 71 gf 3 ii gg.. if Q Va ' 1. 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A M Q,,,!'5?i fff4g .GMI ,W Wa N92 ,,,N Q m vggqe ki, M gf fm' S iv 'Q 'f Q Kg L? A y K fi MQ- . , I , S' Wf , 5 I' ' M324 fgwxi v ,, H K V5 I in J' Y aw ,zzw M ,,,,' Miglia y 'E Fm Q Q A! wig? M. ff' 'N 'x , as W A E H53 j 3 'QE if LX., fx A an vi Eg X f f' 5 CHORISTERS vij i ,o. TREBLE CHOIR . k , Q wr. V, 1 SOPHOMORE CHOIR . ,,,7, .Z at 1 How long 'til the next act? groan the extras during a performance. Jim Pelfle eXClGlmS to JGCkIe Hayes, I w s fun while lastedl - csslsf- CKLAHCMA L, 3 Q1 ,ASS-jxNNexx Cx CAST X N N, V ,T-X Judith Brunover . . Aunt Eller . . . . . Joyce Thomas Q 'CT FA' SX x Donald Fadner Curly .... ..... J ames Petrie .xxdovkvli k Lucy Drexler .... Laurey ..... Jacqueline Hayes Fred Leist, Jr. . . . Ike Skidmore . . . . . Glen Pokrandt ,Al ,QNX xgmQ5vvgkPhilip Kuhn ...... Fred ....... William Krueger F Slim ....... Thomas Ostertag . Jeltrey Eckhart .. Joseph Putzer .. .. William Pable . .. .. Susan Michels .. ..... Charles Line Gertie Cummings .... .... N ancy Ludwig gy xxx LG-Q yn Tom McCain ..... Will Parker ..... Richard Hamburg . Jud Fry ........ ,GSL xxx Qing Ng Mary Sanders .... Ado Annie Carnes James Steinbrecher Ali Hakim ...... N VN ,, , 1 , X Mary Kronzer .... it T CJ xxkx Mary Perk ...... Ellen .......... . Ii Qi,,Q l.. Sal. Sharon Dougherty Kate . . . B ' X , I Mary Embs ...... Sylvie . . . . -Q Q'9SkgL3 wfXz.,QL:s.i, Mary Mathe ...,. Armina , . . , A Constance Loughrin Aggie .......... c XCxix C Frank Seese ..... Andrew Carnes .. g E - Donald Eppley ... Cord Elam ...... is-NRL Fx' Xx James Berlowski . . Chalmers . . . Q O QQ Mr. Frederickxleist Directors . . . x ,,, x.-CLX Q ,,Qt,4,4 hxxsxxx krgxxgf SQQxN ts. X. X ders frolic on stage. OKLAHOMA provides many laughs when Tom McCain and Mary San- Some of the fine points at acting as illustrated by Tom Fadner and Lucy Drexler. Estherliolb . . . Maureen Kryszak . . . Susan Thomson Sandra LaMore .. . Michele Klimko . . ..., Dale Menke .... Gary Hondo .. . .. Bruce Clark .... Mrs. Alice Diel - 1n7 xx i Jlm Berlowski's first attempt at Jim learns some of the fine points of treating asking Cynthia Wollaeger for a girls by watching his friend, Jerry Putzer, date ends in a comical failure, practice his technique on Nancy Ludwig. THE DEFIANCE OF DAVID CHARLES 5 A happy scene in which Jir Scheuermann and his gil friend, Nancy Thalhofer, realiz that father, Dick Hamburg, is N person, too. CAST Sturkey . . . ....... . . James Berlowski Binge .. . John Christianson Nap .... . .. Gerald Putzer Dewey ..... Jospeh Putzer David Charles James Scheuerman Mr. Graining . .. Gerald Kalbus Miss Betts .... Sarah Meyer Mr. Charles . Richard Hamburg Faye ...... .. Nancy Thalhofer Jonie .. Nancy Ludwig Sherry .. .... Judy Felker Lottie . . . . . . Mary Kronzer Gladys ..... Cynthia Wollaeger Miss Teale .. ..... Esther Kolb Mrs. Charles .. Carol Hendrickson Director ........ .. Miss Olive Davenport What boys have to go through with girls! John Christianson shows Mary Kronzer an amazing feat of A tense scene when principal Jerry Kalbus tries to get at the bottom of a magic. big Gght between Joe Putzer and Jim Scheuerman. sz- sm snxs Yeiiziaeiseiiisfrfssrsi 'ii s A THE PERSISTENT RING of the warning bell long, slow-moving lines thatgwait before the cage the in- teresting variety of ECA . . . the thunder of thousands of feet rushing from class to class .. . pungent odors wofted from the chemistry lab . . . amo, amos, amat . . . the sharp staccato of typewriter keys . . . a secret rendezvous in the library .. . the pleasant shock of a cold shower after gym ... that sinking feeling before a test . . . the droning voice of the teacher interrupting sweet daydreams . . . 3:2l!!! N l-if: Q5 N iltfiij - 1 s 2 Q I 5 2 3 S i 2 X E ? 3 S s i T SENIORS JOHN STEVENS ............ President JAMES PETRIE .. Vice-President SARAH MEYER .... Secretary JOSEPH PUTZER . . . . . . Treasurer Stevens, Petrie, Putzer OUR CLASS OFFICERS LEAD THE WAY JUNIORS ROBERT LEARY ,........... President W MICHAEL COWAN ..... Vice-President NANCY ALLEN ..... ..... S ecretary THOMAS MCCAIN .... .... T reasurer Cowon, Leary, Allen Fullerton, Roley, Wood, Bloechl SOPHOMORES RICHARD FULLERTON ....... President RONALD WOOD ...... Vice-President MARY LYNN ROLEY ........ Secretary JAMES BLOECHL ..... . . . Treasurer ,n xr K 4 Q -nf ' A . 1 f i l slr I , 'ar L, Q f We 4, K 14:4 - 4: V J 'QA ' J B 'YB if -.f l .,, I- C? gf, J. ROW 1: Abraham, Ahrens, Ackerman, Adensam. ROW 2: Allmers, Ames, Annis, Appleyard. ROW 3: Atkins, Augsburger, Bahr, Baier. ROW 4: Baier, Baier, Bailey, Bollom. ROW 5: Barhenquast, Bartels, Bartels, Bartelt. ROW 6: Bartelt, Bartz, Basel, Bathke, Bathke, Bearwald, Becker, Becker, Becker, Beduhn, Behm, Belongie, Below. ROW 7: Berger, Berndt, Beutler, Bilton, Binder, Binkelman, Bitter, Blanchette, Blink, Blodgett, Bloechel, Bloedow, Boda. ROW 8: Boehm, Boeder, Boelter, Boelter, Boese, Balda, Bork, Born, Bostwick, Boushele, Braasch, Bra- asch, Bradley. ROW 9: Bradley, Brehmer, Brickham. Brost, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruette, Bruette, Brusius, Buchanan, Buehring. ROW 10: Buck, Bullard, Burdick, Burgette, Bur- gess, Burr, Burr, Carlson, Carpenter, Cartwright, Cartwright, Chapin, Christensen. ROW ll: Clark, Clausen, Clayton, Cole, Conger, Cook, Coon, Cooper, Curtis, Dahlke, Dake, Danke, Darkow. ROW 12: Davidson, Davis, Dehn, Dehn, Delaware, Demski, Devlin, DeVoe, Diestler, Dittmer, Dohrman, Dolley, Dorschner. J ALA: R ,ge we soPHoMoREs olscoven what homework really means! few if 1: V63 3.1, - , X .l - I A , 1g A ,JA A 1 is i .,rr'n Q , it :tiff it A Wi' iff Sw A 'S' -'fi B' iete, X '. 'Q ar A X -A 5 A Q' J i th-W il rw nf M 'il Til 3 ,-.,-- :il ai. r -ef, 'iff '1 ,'i' 3 RF'-A xt-if A is A JMR r 4.12 ' , in 9 y is A tu g 'P . xg :Q t-Qi M I 5 Lg , , A my his ii' A U! , , t i t , .. -fe ,f lv i Lg 1 1. Q , , .Q in ,V 'fy' 2: '- x V A 5 if N Q I A V All F R tl 3-35,1-,. l fl, m l , is 4 3 95 A 2 fa jr! xg , , Rudy' , . V 4 L .X nm X. ., x . - , ' ' ,. A R' pl , wf' Hrs, A B ,ii t X ..i...l ' A 'I' . 57 N Nowak . -me- .l. Abrdhoml report Cold ll F.. llmdurslifbocl neW5H at SWS the .ond LB oe'-le' WE TAKE ROW 1: Doughty, Draeger, Drahn, Drexler, Dubinski, Ducharschek, Duex, Duehring, Dumke, Dunlap, Durant, Eichman, Eickerf. ROW 2: Elmer, Endres, Engel, Englund, Engel- mann, Engelmann, Erimer, Ewald, Eyers, Farvour, Felix, Felsner, Feren. ROW 3: Ferguson, Feyen, Fiebig, Fiedler, Fischer, Fink, Flanagan, Flanigan, Fleck, Fluor, Follefz, Follefz, Forseth. ROW 4: Foster, Fox, Frank, Frank, Frey, Frey, Friday, Fullerton, Furlong, Gabriel Golica, Gall, Gams. ROW 5: Garbe, Garbe, Gauger, Gauger, Gehrke, Geffers, Garth, Gefchel, Gibson, Goehrs, Goheen, Going, Golliher. ROW 6: Gollnick, Gonia, Gluih, Graf, Graf, Griedl, Groskreuiz, Gross, Groia, Gunderson, Gurath, Gurkowski, Gruse. ROW 7: Hawley, Hasse, Hass, Howiiz, Harrington, Harrington, Harenberg, Hoppe, Hopp, Hansen, Hansen, Hable, Hable. 1 OFF weight rushing from building to building! i, K , :,, ,L -, w SVV ,r H . Z, if X I v 3 , ' off , F s r- fl 1 f z fff if in ii X, if' w r : 7,5 ::' V X . ., .,., , , W Q ,' --,'2 ,ers T - HJ A.,-M ' r' I p I A rr - F F ili RT .. l A W . 'A . .l.-i .. f:,.: Eg 5 ll WV t :.,. ff Q 1 Fl W ' ' f A1 , U Ivlf ff .riff ' f A i l , lf J M .. . 1 A ,. , V A an il seii R is W '-'-- :'-: r is be lrlr Y .gn A-1 1 We ' '.::, R Z ,V l ' , V -. ,- f R . ii Q' if ssssi 1 1 A -.,, if v 1 ' ,ik he - I :V fig f 1 K l 1 l-3. 7 5 4'-l. -ff-ri -'li ,, 95' 2 . A ef V i n . . ., f ' Si, . ,.. E , ,r up , K Hx i, y M ..,, 5, z D ,am I . -.,,. K 555 J llg, i W A K i ES Q , l r i .K Q1 1 H I ,lv WW ' il. 'A is X I . 1 -f . A V 7 f :ul . gsijg .zigviwf :., W .N I' - . f - f l ,-'2 F . l W :i- ri' . i io QQ. : . Q is fi if '--', V ss : :- , -I A ' 4 58 - K I 4 fi pa rv: 9'Qq'1 ft. f' .sf - . L J, if ', its ,Q my 1 Ti fr' -sei:-1 Ng A ' 5 v A Aiky if A Ji - ALA ,-9.9, X, is 11 'A K 5- Kellbe 'Q - . , T hor Plotter ,eau Y sends her' ROW 'l: Hazen, Hedfke, Heinbigner, Heinfz, Helm, Helmufh, Hemmer, Henke, Henke, Hensel, . . . . . f Herring, Herzig, Herzig. ROW 2: Hielsberg, Hildebrand, Hintze, Hurtze, Hitchcock, Hifz, Hoe 1, Hoffman, Hoger, Holdren, Holsf, Holz, Hom. ROW 3: Hough, Hudy, Hunke, Hunt. ROW 4: llk, J lm lhri ROW 5- Jischke Johnson Johnson, Johnson. ROW 6: Jones, Jones, Joos, .kg sisf' Jaworf, es e, g ..,, Jorgenson. ROW 7: Jossi, Jungwirth, Jungwirth, Jungwirfh. ROW 8: Jungwirfh, Kaaf, Kalafo, Kcllin. ROW 9: Kallin, Kallin, Kalous, Kaminski, Karsf, Kaufman, Reichenberger, Kellerman, Kellerman, Kempinger, Kentop, Kesfer, Klabunde. ROW 10: Kleinschmidt, Kleveno, Kienast, Kile, ' ' K h K bl, I K' Kiser Kissinger Klimko Klinger Klitzke Knaak, Knopf. ROW ll. Koch, oc , oe Kip, mg, , , , , , Koeck, Koelpin, Kolb, Kolodzik, Konrad, Konrad, Koplitz, Kozak, Kratsch, Kraisch. ROW 12 Kraus, Kraus e, Kraus, Kriha, Kroening, Kroll, Kronzer, Kronzer, Krueger, Krueger, Krumenauer, -qv I Q Q. 3 i 3 qs .A . ... ls .,s. 'ff Q.. ' .s S 5--.W ss. 5 fra- f '.'k i Q, X l vs J 'lil 'T' X 'rio X ,sr 234, wits. E Q.-L ff so 13? . X - And 1, is 1 L y .6 ,, f K 5 15 'Z sf' ' 'I K 2 X. Kryszak, Kuble. WE HAVE FUN in biology dissecting frogs! C' H 'fsgllx if s X ,HQ L is f 2 - J sg fee of i K l - .K , f- e lg as '2 ,hi ' , if' H K K if , . 1 fig J I ' f I ,K K J 'I S ' -Qs f , g , was i , we - g ' fu V5 ff' -g - u ' I if fi if J , if FWS - Aw A fag.. A A A 3 ' . ff ' 1 . . ' I 'x ,, ' ' sfssi 59 4 s wr, 'Q' K ilsli 5 'SF , 2 6 . H K K , . K .. K 3 -2 5 . , 14,35 , ,Q K . - . .,,. l,,,, . KK.. ii .Y . . ' K - gg. Ki' I L, -' -QMKK K, L- KKK. 2. - . Ky K , .KK :II K..-,K fi , 1 , . v y KKK ,L.- .K Y, ' EK, aifllx . :VA ... 5 I l ' .LM A W' K? K , L L ' . Q r K . K .. ' K KVVV K .. it ',' 'KJ f . Aiwa S -gf q ,K g, K A .fl ' ...if .L,-' J .wr it s . f fl' lin K K K K 4. sg K . ,I 5 tt. K .1 MQKKKK ..,,KK,5y.7 s K3 ,s 'X it KKKl K V . K A I f5 1 P Q L , get L s -Q: le H -2 X I 1. W :W . . -' U, L: '. .Q 5- .W 'fl .YM -- . - K ' 1' ' .,: L .. Y si as . or ' A A ' ' I ef ' .f7 ':-f fl . A L ' ' R If is V'L' I L KL: K KKK M3 K K A -g, Q., ,,, eg KK. , K L ii 5. 47' I if 1 ff mf: is ii r ,... 12: . L 'kt 1, K :m. K K K K KK K ,.g-...lle I if 7 ,,...f. 5 3 ,. 'lf H A l so 5 , 3 . 'I L I ' tl K ' t . A Q . :L J s K :iw - 2 P fi' A L s - 7 L A ' A ff I .L L iist .N . L .L . .. - . 'J 7 use -. ,mr is f,-' ' . .- v . .J L- . f Q' s o. ' 5 isis tl .AJ . A tae f . lid s 2 Q . - . n f -N Q, z - Q5 ' i I P' . I V A . -if r f W: 'L . K i . 5 , ' 'W' J KK . K1 ..:, K j ,K x H YY Q A - r ' 5' ff of L' 183:12 I .K K K , 'V ' K K ROW 1: Kuenzl, Kumbier, Kunde, Kundiger, Kurtzheim, Lago, Lamb, 5. Sv K sv V K is 7, T431 LaMore, Lange, LaPoint, LaPoint, LaPoint, Larget. ROW 2: Larson, ll-ij K A Qi rf l - Langkau, Langlitz, Langlitz, Lautenschlager, LeBeck, Lehman, Lehman, Q' IN Lehr, Leher, Leichtfuss, Leinweber, Leinweber. ROW 3: LeRoy, Lett, , 35' .:': - 1 ' L K. s' ,wax -: ' 9' we re 4... fans . f , K,..,,. -. 1--A . -ff . 5 A 'Tj .-.. s NW I .. K gg v ,M ..,-K KKK, K . KKKKKK K K w-.4 LN fail :es K K Kim. KK S Kes K , A . . it its 43 A . .L as - .L ' 9 Kiwi KKKKQK KK KKK Q . KKK L A L , A 'R ' -i 'Z' L: W .Mt J A' -f r .Kp M. . LL! wi K 1 .:,.. ii Kl Luebke, Leuthold, Lichtwald, Lindo, Loker, Loland, Lowell, Lowther, Lueck, Luedtke, Luft. ROW 4: Luker, Luther, Malchow, Manthey, Marks, Martin, Martyn, Mastricola, Mathe, Mathe, Mathe, Mathe, Matsche. ROW 5: Matsche, Mauritz, Mauritz, McAllister, McBriar, McClone, McCue, McGuigan, McHugh, McHugh, McHugh, Meinen, Meixensperger. ROW 6: Meisner, Metko, Meyer, Meyer, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, More, Morey, Mueller, Mueller. ROW 7: Munsch, Murphy, Mutz, Nebel, Nebel, Nelson, Nelson, Nelezen, Nemeth, Neustifter, Mugerauer, Nichols, Nichols. ROW 8: Nieuweiaar, Nigl, Nitkowski, Nitkowski, Nolte, Nordquist. ROW 9: Nottleman, Nourse, Novotny, Nowak, Oaks, O'Brien. ROW 10: Oelschlager, Oestreich, O'Laughlin, O'Laughlin, Olson, O'Rourke. ROW 11: Ostertag, Ostertag, Otto, Parker, Parker, Patri. ROW 12: Paulick, Paulsen, Pedersen, Peerenboom, Peerenboom, Pegel. WE WORRY a lot about what x equals. 60 J is ,,,, .1 l X9 4 wi- ROW 1: Pegel, Penzenstodler, Penzenstadler, Perk Q ' Peroutka, Peterman. ROW 2: Peterson, Peterson, Peterson Perzentka, Petri, Pfaffenroth, Pflanzer, Phillips, Phillips ,n Pickart, Ploetz. ROW 3: Poeschl, Poeschl, Pokrandt, Polishinskl, Polishinski, Pollack, Polzin, Pommerening, Pom 5: raning, Ponce, Postl, Potter, Prickett. ROW 4: Proctor A Puhl, Purchatzke, Purdy, Putzer, Pyle, Quast, Raab, Rad datz, Ramsey, Rand, Rasmussen, Rasmussen. ROW 5 Raube, Rough, Rees, Reeve, Redlin, Rehwinkle, Reinke, ,tg -.. Reischl, Rescheske, Rhyner, Riedi. ROW 6: Rietz, Roebke, 7' Roebke, Roh, Roley, Romme, Roper, Rorrer, Rothe, Rouse, ' Rozek, Ruck, Ruedinger. ROW 7: Ruedinger, Rutledge, Ryf, Sammons, Samida, Sanders, Sawall, Sowicki, Schae- fer, Scherck, Schertz. I fi Assay Pl -iw-is , C. White and A. Wickman admiring heap big chief J. Wegenerl I P, WE GET our flrsf dose of minimum essentialsl' 7 , 3, it .,, 81 'WMF . -5 2 I .5 V ,, E iii' . I I . dir -1 i N Y an , 'lr fi. . ?'Al 'H rin, --an 'W-V .1 X-1' 4, 4- fl -'is I lf ' f or - we :A Ti , W ' and X ,E 6 T, 5. V ll 1 1. g 4 ss, A - A - 'f :nn P. rw :fa , l, 3 . im, All ': lf' , ,wg 'iff' .sv V, ' 'Z 'ff' f I g ll 1 Al, Ill' l X, ,J ,Z WL K V t .. if l :Q f s' f W QQ or WJ sw , r. ie , ,es 1,1 A W 'VF v ' I . WW s f r , 4 r 1 9 ' me-3 , P 7, 5- .. , f ll A... V l in! L -M115 'fslmj 61 3 , an ,Q- if .rm iss. 1 4' - -. As-N s sf , l - 5 sv. K s gms R .A . .Rx f ., s,,' ls. 'tv 11 M + :i': -1 055- XA ' i - 1 f XPOKQ . fx 'ph-. If -Q. - f F of W S he S Typical classroom during lunch hour. CBut the food?J 5 ,.. '2:::':2 U gg, Z W 2 f it 1, f, ,Ss ROW 1: Scherz, Schettle, Schiessl, Schlaak, Schlosser, Schmick, Schmidt, Schmidt Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmidt. ROW 2: Schmiedel, Schmitz, Schmude, Schneider, Schnei der, Schneider, Schneider, Schoonover, Schuhort, Schultz, Schultz, Schumerth, Schuster ROW 3: Schutzendorf, Schumacher, Schrader, Schrank, Schroeder, Schroeder, Seager Searls, Sebora, Sedlachek, Sedlochek, Seibold, Seibert. ROW 4: Shelter, Shulind Siekierke, Siewert, Sitter, Slite, Smestad, Smith, Sobott, Sohm, Sontag, Spanbauer Spanbauer. ROW 5: Spanbauer, Spanbouer, Springborn, Stadtmueller, Stoke, Stam borski, Stang, Steckbauer, Stecklaauer, Steinbrecker, Steinhilber, Stellpflug. W 6 Stelzner, Stoegbouer, Stry, Stutz, Suda, Sullivan, Suren, Tabalske, To aylor , S W! jf' J 43 ififflffef Tellock. WE to the mysteries of driver education. where's S J R S S S 'WLL la g. L , ' 55' er f P N 1 s f - if -rl if 'W ,Q ' M rr-I -fir L- 'S 2 l S S S S ,,,- if fl if 5 :Q , fs, ' S ,ii S 7 -St S5 Lkf- - f H ,V I- fs K S S V S 'T r S Y . if nt W l S' 'Fl . A is S' - if Q ,ij wt tk mi nqlzl tl i 1? L ,, f Q f, S tc- S ' ' A sol I at 4 f- ii: X ' A S S SS S S , F' A :kv Si? I S. llSl llk K 5 .52 :E ' f ,S , ' 7 A ,., f i 5 7m 55 ...' W- z K .. Q, I :::-, Z I K . r, ,f . K Q -Sll S Q Sl.. Q V A. S Q ...S S :':l: K , ,,S S, D- if S t fr 1 S I Ss 7 l - H . ' ll' :-.S 21 ' .4 V :.s A -l,-f El' W l ,' , Q,-SS lil W S S S K S .S 1 I f I ' ,SSAS S it 62 Se S SS ,W H- ,, 4 if 1 H I M ROW 1: Tiggert, Ternes. ROW 2: Tesch, Tesch, ROW 3: Tigert, Timmer- mon. ROW 4: Thiessen, Thoma. ROW 5: Thompson, Thomspon. ROW 6: , Thon, Thorne. ROW 7: Trcxler, Troxell, Trickel, Toby, Tollard, Townsend, +7 Ulrich, Vienola, Voigrt, Voss, Wochholz. ROW 8: Wagner, Wohlgren, Woll, t Walters, Weber, Weber, Webster, Wegener, Weglin, Weidemonn, Weitz, l Weitz, Weitz. ROW 9: Wendt, Wensel, Werblow, Werner, Wesner, West- over, Whittemore, Widmer, Wiechmcn, Wiechmon, Wiegman, Wilde. ROW I 1 la 10: Wilde, Wilkins, Wilkins, Williams, Wilson, Winchester, Winters, Wissink, .0 Q .,, Witzel, Witzel, Witzke, Woehlke. ROW 11: Wohlt, Wolf, Wolf, Wolff, 1 . T5 ' ya Womanski, Wood, Wroge, Wroge, Wyman, Zabel, Zorter, Zcske, Zentner, Ziebell. ROW 12: Ziebell, Ziegenhagen, Zimdars, Zimdars, Zimmer, Zingler, Zinth, Zinecker, Buhrow, Ek, Stryzewski. T. Spaulding and R. Wit f -95 We're working, Mr. Crof honestl , 52. 6' PM A , BUT WE SURVIVE, and we love it! :fi e 4 T 4 R 73' , 1 'lf W ig ,gi .ff T ,H Q , if it N R T . l Q.: M ,, . ,Q W . X. by TT lk: fe' We Qt' 5' lit ' - se it 5' ri is 'ia ffm I Is -, F9 ' ff - A it' - E ' ' - Y -A K :W . 4. ,. -.ei K . , W .if ' fr Y' xg' wi R . , gs- . 214 6 T si A R i fi: s so U . i . . s. 5 ' -Y ,j M, : X -.' .i 5 i -'. ' Q- - is ai? 4 .V ff ff' is ,.,, . .ef so ' ' - 'Vl , ' , L 51 , i.i. . fe- .1 I -U ' 1 . .--.... l , ey: , X 1 Q, Y' -.,, I Q M s . . , L N is f T is s Q l ,V I if 1 1 'l ' f fi' 63 5fGI'S Al'1dV9G Muffin, RSX Tl1OmPS0FI, Gnd Jody McRae A more exciting line-up couldn't be found anywhere. are well on the way to writer's cramp at the COKE PARTY. COKE PARTY DELUXE The Youth Council sponsored a highlight in the exciting week cele- brating the World Premier of ALL MINE TO GIVE. The Old Rec. was crowded with kids eager for a look at the glittering galaxy from Hollywood. Lucky Barbara Hicks receives ci smile and an auto- The success of the afternoon was pointed up by the fact that more graphed picture from Cameron Mitchell. than 3,000 bottles of coke were consumed. 35, HOMEROOM 403 ROW 1: Miss Thuss, Peerenboom, Poeschi, Ploshko, Pollock, Pump, Pouiick, Perkins. ROW 2: Potrie, Poulick, Perl, Porter, Petrick, Petersik, Porker, Oieinik, Poellinger. ROW 3: Pokrondt, Ostwoid, Nowok, O'Loughiin, Portmon, Oelschloger, Noyes, Pflonzer. HOMEROOM 410 ROW i: Rost, Robertson, Romberg, Roce Reinders, Reischi, Rennert, Reinders, Mr. Stefienson. ROW 2: Rosonske, Putzer, Ror rer, Rondoli, Roymer, Reischi, Rodtke, Rue dinger, Rozek. ROW 3: Rosmussen, Rodtke Rosser, Ruedinger, Roels, Ross, Roube, Reigh, Rogge, Robertson, Reigh. 1 CLASS OF 'I959 HOMEROOM 402 ROW 1: Mr. Hymer, Murc Monday, Muroski, Norton, Mich ROW 2: Muegge, Niemon, P Mugerouer, Norton, Nitkowski, Nogler. ROW 3: Miller, Neto, ler, Miller, Normon, Meyers, cheil, Morton, Miiler. ,., v Muir. fs 2 5 LASS 1959 HOMEROOM 400 ROW 'I: Mr. Johnson, Metko, Manthey, Matulle, Luther, Meidl, Malone, Mathewson, Matschi. ROW 2: McLean, Martin, Madison, Model, McHugh, Mauritz, March, Madel, Mathe, Marx, Manthei. ROW 3: Mason, Marquart, Mesna, Marti, Mclntyre, Measure, Lehman, Marin, Magnusen, Meli, Markofski. When waiting in line to return books, M. Hetzel, D. Beber, and the Choiewinskis agree that po- tience is the greatest virtue. Xt- . ii, WO 365 -I liebe ' Xe. nwer, -2: W0 ' hom, X . kl ke lobeyl Ze nm- ROW ehwel Wwe Zobex' lin I Zuhx ' , 5 HCAXD5 nel zu Zigi, ROW XQNOMOSMM Wsnhogenf Yi' Woivenofv mm. 5 73299 WQO X V , X iquesg, EQ ,Bt Ziebei R XX- m0 ' WWC KNOX Om, hoc No one seems to be losing in this haIf'time entertainment Kbetween semesters, that is,J as B. Abraham, R. Last, and J, Christiansen wait in 307 for their call to the library. CLASS 1959 HOMEROOM 203 ROW 'iz Gavin, Graff, Glidden, Chapin Fisher, Christenson, Miss Siebert. ROW 2 Gomoll, Gehrke, Celli, Gauge-r, Goshorn, Gogolewski, Gamoll, Grota. ROW 3: Gin now, Geary, Gehrke, Gauger, Gerdes, Genal, Gonyo, Gauger. Row 1, F. :fs Josslyzed? Golf, FZSMEROOM 20 Usr, F - ow er, F 3 gurkor Grreff Ch 2: CO 'amber ,I , ' Shy Qer, Fine, Burr Ocgles, Case if Feren' GCarrwri9h' , anrher' Flirt rerberg. Ronfirbe, Gollflonigon Z, Fields 3, B IH, C F . ' urgen We, , Fleck Ah... CLASS HOMEROOM 34B ROW 1: Weitz, Thomson, War- ner, Weinman, Turnmeyer, Mr. Boyd. ROW 2: Warhurst, Wat- kins, Weisenberg, Walter, Tay- lor, Westphal, Tadych, Tunks. ROW 3: Welch, Vaughn, Wer- ner, Taylor, Tesch, Vaigrt, Wadey, Timmerman, Veith, Thiel. HOMEROOM 34B ROW 1: Abraham, Williams, Behrens, Augsburger, Beck, Baxandall, Wirkes, Mr. Nord. ROW 2: Winkelbauer, An- thes, Baier, Bartow, Anderson, Ander- son, Allmers, Baumgartner, Benner. ROW 3: Wirth, Wiatrowski, Williams, Anderson, Adams, Angell, Allen, Beahm. HOMEROOM 345 ROW 1: White, Spanbauer, Stutz, So- sinski, Weyers, Snider, Stoeckli, Mr. Callies. ROW 2: Stowe, White, Spicer, Soderquist, Sullivan, Sitzberger, Strom- berg, Stelter, Steiner, Staerkel. ROW 3: Wetterau, Slover, Wiatrowski, Stille, Spalding, Slye, Spanbauer, Stahl. x S - K 4 ESQ ix: ,- wi X QQ VI 1,1 U f S ' i if .J-f. F .' ,,,u- Q 'Z' xg Ig 10 4 i fi ii al! . .., ef 1. X fu. 5 uf 'Jw W 4 1 if 55' iff: ' in fx '64 i ff? ' n I -sr N, j ,f CLASS 1959 Even without lunch, the tive-minute lunch period was something to look forward to. B. Weyers, R. Winklebauer, T. Williams, and H. White were sorry to see it go. ,J HoMERooM sob ROW 1: Miss Todd, Korsch, Krukow, Krall, Clark. ROW 2: Kubasta, Krause, Kramer, Kluge, NW Kotschi, Koplitz, Kuhn, ROW 3: Krueger, Kunde, Krohn, Kusche, Clipps, Lain, Korth, Kriz. HOMEROOM 306 ROW T: Lowther, Leuthold, Clough McDonell, Loughrin, Lentz, Kuhnz Luhm, Lyman, Lewis, Larson, Lohmiller Losse. ROW 3: Kumbier, Clark, Luebke Leist, Line, McCain, McCarthy, Christ ianson, Leary. ROW 2: Miss Davenport, Lemberger, 1 CLASS 1 959 Off with the old and on with the new. These kids finally made it after only a three-hour waitl HOMEROOM 201 ROW 1: Edwards, Ehrenberg, Durrant, Ellen, Drexler, Erdmann, Evanson, Mrs. Kuebler. ROW 2: Brigham, Dunlop, DuPrey, Elmer, Draeger, Engelke, Donner. ROW 3: Breen, Dunn, Bruins, Eclcart, Farber, Doernel, Eppley, Everts. HUMEROOM 201 ROW 'l: Daubert, Buian, Devendorf, Dahl, Brown, Dahms, Dennin, Mr. Wil liams, ROW 2: Demler, Dobbins, Cuisi ner, Derus, Cowan, Buelow, Conger ROW 3: Butt, Dehn, Farber, Diemel Delaware, Counts, Daniels. HOMEROOM 103 ROW 1: Blanchard, Betchkal, Bloechl Bougie, Bostwick, Book, Mrs. Benson ROW 2: Bostwick, Beulen, Bartz, Blec- kinger, Biederman, Bradley, Baese ROW 3: Binder, Bradley, Bisser, Bray, Booth, Block, Brown. CLASS OF 1959 HOMEROOM 33B ROW 1: Miss Weston, Schumacher, Sch- roeder, Siewert, Schuster, Sitter, Toby Weber, Weber, Schultz, Weideman ROW 2: Schwertfeger, Schuhort, Seibold Sipple, Schubert, Sheffy, Schultz, Wegner Singstock. ROW 3: Schultz, Shaw, Sch roeder, Wegner, Seese, Seibert, Seibold Schroeder. HOMEROOM 33B ROW 1: Schlaeger, Schrom, Rutz, Schettle, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schneider, Mr. LaMay. ROW 2: Clovette, Schmidt, Schneider, Sch- mick, Schroeder, Schettle, Schneider, Schet- tle. ROW 3: Schlosser, Sowitski, Schimke, Schettle, Schneider, Schodolt, Schneider, Ruh, Rusch, Schmid. E A W We must have goofed again, sighs HERE IUVD THERE D. Noyes disproves em- phatically the popular theory that nobody ate during the now extinct lunch period. Senior girls always enioy the traditional Friday night potluckseheld this week at Grace Wiley's. G. Portman as O. Nowak whips up a concoction. Quid est? M. Schrnit and C. Karr give a model demonstration in Latin class. A-heml No loitering, girls, says Miss Kleven Mueller are obviously worried! l sternly. J. Toshner, P. Ziebell, J. Wolf, and . BEVERLY BAIER Jr. Red Cross, Service Club JUDITH ABRAHAM Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA, Lambda Beta. WILLIAM ABRAHAM A Cappella, Carousel , Oklahoma , Safety Council. CHRISTINE ADAMS FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, Onawah, Jr. His- torical Society, NOTEBOOK, Bus. Man- ager, IQ. BONNIE ALBEE Alpha Rho Tau, Treble Choir. DAVID ALBRECHT JOAN AMES Theta Epsilon, Jr. Historical Society, Mod- ern Language, Latin Club, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Exec. Board ll, A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carousel , Oklahoma , Sweet Sixteen, Student Council, NOTEBOOK Il,l2 - Ossoc. Editor l2, Sophomore Award, O'Neil Honor Society. DAVID ANDRASHKO INDEX, NOTEBOOK. JUDITH ANTHES Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa, INDEX, FBLA, Treble Choir. MERIBETH ARENT Jr. Masque, INDEX, Jr. Historical So- ciety, FBLA, Lambda Beta. OUR WORLD WHICH SEEMED SO VAST IN 1955 LOUISE BAIER Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Masque, Sr, Masque, Band, Band Council, Orchestra, Latin Club, Brass Choir, Pep Band BEVERLY BAKER ROBERT BAIER BRYAN BARTELT Choristers, J. Masque, Track, MIAA FFA INDEX, Service Club BARBARA BARTON Drum Corpsg Band: Brass Clwoirg Pep Bundy Orchestra. DANE BATH MIAA, Choristersg Forum, INDEX, Assoc. Ed I2g Basketball. DIANE BEBER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, A Cappella, OkIahorna g FBLA, Treas. IQ, Jr. His torical Society. INDEX. WILLIAM BERHOLTZ JEANETTE BERKLEY JAMES BERLOWSKI Entered from Sacred Heart Academy: Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Pres. l2Ag Latin Club Oklahoma , Defiance of David Charles A Cappella: NOTEBOOK. EDITH BILTON THOMAS BINNER Safety Council: MIAA. JAMES BINNING MIAA, 1 HAS SHRUNK WITH LONG FAMILIARITY BARBARA BLODGETT Jr. Masque: Jr. Red Cross: Onawahg GAA: Lambda DAVID BLOECHL Beta .IUDITH BLOECHL Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque. Jr. Historical Society. Jr. Red Cross. INDEX: Safety Council, V. Pres, II. Alpha Kappa. GAA RICHARD BOESE DAVID BOLDT Baseballg Basketball, Football, Track. Baseball MIAA MIAA. Choristers CAROLINE BORST THOMAS BOWEN WAYNE BOYD SHEILA BRADLEY DARRELL BRAWN FTA: JF. Historical! Society B0Sl4eTbGll: BGSe5C1ll Jr. Masque: A Cappella: Jr. Masque: Jr. Red Cross: lzaak Walton Carousel: Oklahoma: Onawah: Gamma Sigma Modern Language: MIAA Kappa: GAA: Choristers: Jr. Historical Society: Py- thagorean: Class Council: Service Club FROM SQUARE SOPHOMORE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES BONNIE BREHMER Drum Corps. KAREN BRODERICK Jr. Mosque: GAA: FBLA: Jr. Historical So ciety. JUDITH BRUNOVER Jr. Masque: Sr. Masque: FBLA, Pres I2A: Gamma Sigma Kappa: A Cap pellc: Rosemarie : Carousel : Okla homa : Madrigals: Concert Choir Opera Quartet. GERALD BURTON Tumble Bums: MIAA: lzaak Walton. FREDERICK CALDWELL FFA: MIAA. GALE CAPPERT Historical Society. JAMES CASPER I2A. ROSEMARY CEELEN GAA, Cheerleader: Choristers: Onawah: A Cappella: INDEX: Stag Line : Defiance of David Charles. JEROME CHAPIN Modern Language: Jr. Masque: Stu- dent Council: Choristers: Onawah: Jr. Forum: Jr. Historical Society: Pythagorean, Pres. Jr. Masque: Sr. Masque: Student Council: ' eff STELLA CHOLEWINSKI Choristers, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Theta Ep- silon, Jr. Mosque, Sr. Masque, FTA, V. Pres, I2B SUSAN CHOLEWINSKI Choristers, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Theta Epsilon, Alpha Kappa, Jr. Mas- que, Sr. Mosque, FTA JOHN CHRISTIANSEN BRUCE CLARK DONNA CLARK Band, Brass Choir, Sr. MIAA, Golf, A Cappella, FBLA Masque, Detiance of Carousel, Oklahoma, David Charles Safety Council WE GRADUALLY FIT OURSELVES INTO THE PATTERN PHYLLIS CLARK Drum Corps, FBLA. SUSAN CLARK Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, GAA, Modern Language, FTA, FBLA, Lambda Beta, Orchestra, INDEX. WAYNE COE MIAA, Modern Language, Baseball, Safety Council. ELLEN CONGER MARY JO CONLEE Jr. Masque, GAA, Choristers, Modern Lon- guage. THOMAS COPP Baseball, MIAA, Athletic Director I2A. PENELOPE CRAVILLION A Cappella, Jr. Mosque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Modern Language, V. Pres. IIA, Jr. Historical Society, Alpha Rho Tau, Sweet Sixteen. CAROLYN CROMBIE Jr. Masque, Sec. IIB, Sr. Masque, Treble Choir, FBLA, GAA, Jr. Historical Society. KAREN CUJAK Bond, Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Mas- que, Sr. Masque. EUGENE DANKE Band: Orchestrag MIAA. JOANN DAVIDSON Jr. Historical Society. MARY ELLEN DECKER Jr. Historical Society. RICHARD DERBER Entered from St. .lohn's Military Academy. RICHARD DETTLAFF LINDA LOU DEVLIN Historical Societyg FTA. MARY DIAKOFF Jr. Masque: Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa, Modern Language, GAAg Choristerx Class Council Il, I2y Pythagoreanp Forum. - , LAWRENCE DIDLO Footballf Track, MIAA, Modern Language, SOSg Class Treas. llg Student Council, BOOK, Boys' State. SALLY KAY DINGER Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masquef GAA: Latin Clubg Pythagorean, INDEX, Jr. His- torical Society, Gamma Sigma Kappa: Treble Choir. FROM THE VERY FIRST EXCITING EVENTS . . JOYCE DOEMEL SHIRLEY DOMBROWSKI PATRICIA DOBISH HERBERT DOEMEL FBLA, Jr. Mosque: Sr. INDEX, Service Club, ROBERT DISKOWSKI Choristersg Service Club FFA Masque: Band: INDEX GAA: Choristers xi Jr. Red Cross, Modern Language, Jr. Pres. l2g O'NeiI Honor Society, NOTE- ARLENE DORMAN MARY DOUGHERTY SHARON DAUGHERTY BEVERLY DREW Onawah, Jr, Red Cross, Lambda Beta, FTA, Jr. Red Cross, ACappella, Drum Corps, FBLA, Drum Corps, Drum Corps NOTEBOOK, FBLA, A FBLA, Onawah Service Club Cappella, Carousel, Oklahoma . . CLUB MEETINGS . . . HOMECOMING . . . GAMES MARY KAY DUEX Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Treble Choir, Pythago- rean, Forum, NOTEBOOK, Class Council II, Oratory. LEE DUNHAM MIAA. BARRY EBERT Jr. Masque, MIAA, Pythagorean, Base- ball. JOAN EIDEN GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FTA, Jr. Red Cross, FBLA, Onawah, INDEX, Jr. Historical Society, Modern Language, Choristers. GARY EGNOSKI JULIE ELMER FTA, Jr. Masque, Lambda Beta, GAA, INDEX. MARY EMBS Jr. Red Cross, A Cappella, Oklahoma , FBLA. JOHN ENGEL MIAA. i ELIZABETH ENGLEMAN ' Theta Epsilon, Modern Language, i FBLA. l mf 1 fl 1 mwrwm LUCY DREXLER Latin Club, A Cappella, Rosemarie, Carousel,' Oklahoma, Madrigals, Sweet Sixteen, Opera Quartet, Concert Choir SUSAN FRANK FTA, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Historical Society, Lam bda Beta, A Cappella Oklahoma I LEE ENGLEMAN DONALD FADNER Student Council, A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carousel , OkIahoma , Madrigals, Concert Choir, Basketball, Boys' State. THOMAS FELDA Football, Basketball Mgr., Golf, MIAA. DONALD FELKER Shop Safety. JUDITH FELKER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Treble Choir Jr. Historical Society, Cheerleader, Safety Council, Onawah, INDEX, Defiance of David Charles. SANDRA FELKER Jr. Masque, FBLA, Safety Council, GAA, V. Pres. Il,l2, INDEX, Jr. HIS- torical Society, Treble Choir, Onawah, Service Club. IACK FISHER NANCY FISHER FBLA, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Masque, V. Pres. II, Sr. Masque, Student Council, Choristers. VERLIE FOSTER FTA. WHERE WE WERE MERE SPECTATORS WAYNE FRAZIER JOAN FRETSCHL PATRICIA FRIDAY JUDITH FURMAN Basketball, Tennis, Lambda Beta, Jr. Historical Society, Lambda Beta, FBLA Football FBLA, GAA FNA Service Club . H. ,. , fws'nx ue , JEAN FUTTA Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA: A Cap- pellai OkIahoma g Onawahf NOTEBOOK JOYCE GALOW Safety Council, Jr. Masque: Modern Lan- guageg GAAf Band: Symphonettep Brass Choir, Orchestra TERRY GALVIN Jr. Masque, MIAA, Class Council I2 JUDITH GAMS Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FBLA, Charistersf Jr. Historical Socletyg Service Club GARY GAUGER MIAA JAMES GAUGER Baseball Mgr. RALPH GAUGER Chorlsters GAII. GEHRKE. . SOS: Jr. Red Cross KATHLEEN GENAL Jr. Masque, Sr. Masquey Jr. Historical Society, Alpha Kappa: GAA, Band: Orchestra, Symphonettef Band Council WE DEVELOPED LEADERSHIP QUALITIES KAREN GLASENAPP Band, Band Council, Or- chestra, Symphonetteg Jr. RICHARD GIRENS Track. MIAA E p silo nf Pythagorean FTAi Student Council CHRISTINE GLIDDEN VIRGINIA GLASSMAN Jr. Masque, Jr. Red Cross, Theta Epsilanp Jr. Masque GAAf Choristersp Latin KAREN GOGOLEWSKI Sf- Masque. FBI-A: Treble Club. FTA: Service Clubp Jr. Masque: Theta Epsi Choirp Service Club Modern Language long Geometry Award ROBERT GOGOLEWSKI CAROL GOULD RONALD GRABNER DALE GRASEE DENNIS GRILL MIAA: IHTFGFHUFGIS Modern Language Basketball Choristers, Modern Language MIAA AND BECAME SENIOR WHEELS . CAROL GRUHLKE Jr. Historical Society CLARENCE GRUNWALD Jr. Masque SHERIDAH GUNDERSON Lambda Beta, Sec. I2 JOANNE GUNTHER MARTIN HASS Modern Language, Jr. Masque, A Cappella, Carousel , Oklahoma , LaTraviata , Ser- vice Club NANCY HABERKORN Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, Pythagorean, Service Club, FBLA: Modern Language, Gamma Sigma Kappa, GAA, INDEX WILLARD HAGER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Latin Club, A Cappella RICHARD HAMBURG Football, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, INDEX, MIAA, A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carou- sel , Oklahoma , Stagline , Defiance David Charles ROSE MARIE HANDY Jr. Red Cross, SOS, Sec. il, a f.,' 1 'ma 2 i GAIL HANSEDER LOIS HANSEN NANCY HANSEN ROY HANSEN JANET HARRON Cl'lOl'lSi0fS: M0deI'f1 LCN- Modern Language: Band: 56fVlC6 Club: FBLA Modern Language: Izaak GAA: Jr. Masque: Jr. His QUGQG: JF- Mosque: Sf- Symphonette: Orchestra: Walton: Pythagorean torical Society Masque: GAA: Jr. Histor- GAA ical Society: Service Club THE REIGNING UPPER CLASSMEN .IO ANN HASSE Latin Club: Jr. Mosque: FBLA: Jr. Red Cross: A Cappella PATRICK HAVERTY Pythagorean: INDEX: Class V. Pres. II: MIAA JACQUELINE HAYES A Cappella: Rose Morie : Carousel : Oklahoma : Madrigals: Opera Quar- tet: Concert Choir: Double Quartet: Junior Music Award: Student Council: Forum, V. Pres. ll, Treas. Il: Jr. Mas- que: Sr, Masque: Modern Language: O'Nell Honor Society DENNIS HEINZ FFA DAVID HELM CAROL HENDRICKSON Theta Epsilon: Modern Language: GAA: Jr. Masque: Sr, Masque: FTA: Defiance of David Charles : NOTEBOOK, Editor- In-Chief l2: O'Neil Honor Society ARLYN HENKE FFA KAREN HELSTROM GAA: Modern Language: Jr. Historical Society: INDEX: Jr. Masque: FBLA JUDITH HERRLE Drum Corps: Theta Epsilon: Jr. Masque: J Sr. Masque: FTA: FBLA: Jr. Historical Society: Typing Award 1:51171 vw 1 xw:t . -of s. 1 DAVID JUNGWIRTH MIAA, Jr. Historical Society MARGARET HETZEL GAA: Jr. Masque, INDEX, Drum Corps, Jr. His- torical Society, Sr. Masque, FBLA, V. Pres. I2 DANIEL HILDERBRAND Latin Club, Pres. I2, Pythagorean, V. Pres. II, MIAA, Treas. I2, Forum, NOTEBOOK, Baseball Mgr., Band, Band Council, Brass Choir, Orchestra, Oratory, Boys' State, English Award, O'Neil Honor Society .IANICE HILTZ MAVIS HIRTE Alpha Rho Tau, Treas. I2, Jr. Masque, Drum Corps SYLVIA HOFFMAN GAA: INDEX, Modern Language, FTA, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA, Treble Choir, Drum Corps, Jr. Masque, Alpha Rho Tau, Pytha- gorean Council, Jr. Red Cross JANET HOHENWALTER Jr. Historical Society, FBLA PATRICIA ILK Thefta Epsilon, Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, Choristers KARIN JOHNSON Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, A Cap- pella, Oklahoma , Concert Choir Iaccomp.J, Orchestra, Baker's Dozen LELAND JUDSON Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Latin Club, Forum, Jr. Historical Society, Izaak l Walton, Safety Patrol WE BEGAN TO MAKE IMPORTANT DECISIONS GERALD KALBUS Student Council, Band Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, MIAA, Safety Council, Defiance of David Charles , Class Council l2, Jr. Historical Society PETER KAUL LAWSON KARGUS Baseball, Football, MIAA DENNIS KELIHER Qgf nsfmwesm1szi1zsm MARIANNE KENFIELD ARCILE KIESOW BRUCE KIRK THOMAS KLABUNDE RALPH KLIEFORTH GAA, Jr. Masque Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Entered from St. Nor Society, FTA bert High School, Izaak AND T0 THINK ABOUT CAREERS JOANNE KLITZKE GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FBLA: Jr. Histor- ical Society, FTA, Choristers, INDEX KAREN KLITZKE Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Masque,- A Cap- pella, Oklahoma , Triple Trio GERALD KLOIBER lzaak Walton, MIAA WILLIAM KLOTZBUECHER Football, MIAA, Safety Council BENJAMIN KLUTH Band, Football, MIAA, Isaak Walton BARBARA KNOBLOCK Drum Corps, Band JUDITH KNOBLOCK LANA KNOWLES Drum Corps, GAA, Band, FBLA, Jr. Masque, Service Club JUDITH KOELBL Jr. Masque, Drum Corps, FBLA, Pres. 12, FTA, Jr. Historical Society, Typing Award Walton, Latin Club JAMES KRONSCHNABEL MIAA, Safety Council, CAROL KRONZER Pres. IQ, Track, Pytha- -l - MGSQUS: Choristers: gorean GAA: FBLA ESTHER KOLB Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FTA, Modern Language, INDEX, Forum, V. Pres. II, A Cappella, Sweet Sixteen, Rose Marie , Ca- rousel , Oklahoma , Defiance of David Charles KAREN KONRAD Pythagorean, Satety Council, Student Coun- cil, Modern Language, Latin Club, Theta Epsilon, GAA, A Cappella, Cheerleader, FTA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, NOTEBOOK, Homecoming Attendant, Il, Queen I2, O'NeiI Honor Society, Girls' State LA vsms Korurz DIANE KRAEMER Pythagorean, GAA, Student Council, Treble Choir, Latin Club, FTA, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Mas- que, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA, INDEX BARBARA KRALL FBLA WARREN KRAUSE Football. CAROL KROLL GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr, Masque, INDEX, Co- Editor I 2 WILLIAM KROLL MIAA GLORIA KROMM Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Chor- isters, FTA WE PLUNGED INTO THOSE ACTIVITIES MARY KRONZER A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carousel , Oklahoma , Madrigals, Latin Club, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Sec. l2, Defiance of David Charles , GAA, Pythago- rean, Cheerleader, Safety Council, Onawah, Class Secretary Il, Homecom- ing Attendant I0 BEVERLY KRUEGER Drum Corps, Jr. Masque, Onawah, Jr. Historical Society JOAN KRUMRICH FTA, Jr. Historical Soci ety, GAA, Jr. Masque Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa Choristers wmwwwu. M. J. . ,, x .IOSEPHINE KRYZANIAK Drum Corps, Jr. Historical Society ANTHONY KUENZEL MIAA, Jr, Historical Society JACK KUGLER Football, MIAA, Modern Language MARGARET KURTZ FBLA, INDEX GERALD KUSH Izaak Walton, MIAA, BARBARA LANG Jr, Red Cross, Jr GAA: Latin Club, sel , Oklahoma WILLIAM LaHAlE A Cappella, Carousel , Choir, Pythagorean, MIAA, President Il, Boys' State, O'NeiI Honor Society THOMAS LQMERE Band, Brass Choir, Dozen, MIAA JUDITH LARSEN u Trees for Tomorrow Masque, Sr. Masque, A Cappella, Carou- Oklahoma , Concert Izaak Walton, Class Trees for Tomorrow, Orchestra, Baker's Treble Choir, Orchestra, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Theta Epsilon, Student Council, GAA, Exec. Board I2, Baker's Dozen WHICH BELONG JUST TO SENIORS . CAROL THOMAS LARSON RAYMOND LAST LAUTENSCHLAGER DANIEL LAUX Izaak Walton Choristers ADRIAN LAUDE Service Club MIAA 1 1 MICHAEL LAWRENCE BEVERLY LEINWEBER MIAA Jr, Masque, Sr. Masque, Latin Club, FTA, Jr. Red Cross SALLY LEWIS Jr. Masque, Drum Corps, Latin Club, GAA, Jr. His- torical Society, Safety Council, Service Club KAY LINCOLN Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, GAA, Choristers, FBLA, Class Council BOOK COVERS AND THE CLASS PLAY . . FREDRIC LUEBKE SUSAN LOWELL Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, GAA, Choristers, Service Club, Defiance of David Charles Lambda Beta, Modern Language, Service Club MARY ELLEN LUEBKE Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Latin Club, Safety Council, FBLA, Sec. I2, Service Club SUZANNE LUEDTKE Treble Choir DAVID LUFT FFA, DHIA, Band. SHIRLEY LUKER Jr. Red Cross, FTA, Latin Club, Service Club THOMAS LUKER Baseball, Basketball, Football, MIAA CAROL McBRIAR FBLA, Jr. Historical Society DONALD MCHUGH DAVID MADEL Izaak Walton JUDITH MANNEY LOU ANN MANTHEI KENNETH MARKOFSKI JOHN MARX Choristers, GAA, Jr. His- FBLA, Jr. Historical So- Track, Service Club INDEX, Safety Council torlcal Society, FBLA, Jr., ciety Masque, Sr. Masque THE SENIOR FAREWELL . . CHRISTINE MATHE Drum Corps, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Jr. Histori- cal Society, INDEX, FBLA, FTA JEROME MATHE NORMAN MATHE BEVERLY MATHEWSON Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Masque CHARLES MATHWIG Football, Track, lzaak Walton, MIAA CAROL MATULLIE FBLA, Band, Service Club BARBARA MAURITZ Jr. Historical Society WILLIAM MAYO Football, Jr. Historical Society, V. Pres. II, Ser- vice Club, Boys' State. CAROL MAYS Drum Corps, Alpha Rho Tau, Lambda Beta, Safety Council TERRANCE MEIGHER 3 A n-Neem .::nn JUDITH MILLER Safety Council, Latin Club, Forum, Theta Epsi- lon, INDEX, Advert. Mgr. 11, Co-Editor 12, Con- cert Band, Pep Band, Or- atory, GAA, Jr. Masque DALE MENKE CATHERINE MEREDITH isters, Oklahoma , Modern Language, Jr. Masque, INDEX, NOTEBOOK, Cheerleader, Pythagorean, Jr. Historical Society CAROLYN MESNA GAA SARAH MEYER GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa, Sec. 11, Phythagorean, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12, Student Council, Latin Club, V. Pres. 12, Forum, Oratory, Stag Line , Defiance of David Charles , Class Secretary 12, Choristers, Girls' State, O'Neil Honor Society SUSAN MICHELS GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FTA, Latin Club, Treas. 12, Pythagorean, A Cappella, Sweet Sixteen, Rose Marie , Carousel , Oklahoma , Cheerleader MELVIN MICKEY JAMES MIENTKF FFA, Pythagorean. GERALD MILLER MIAA, Golf, Basketball, Baseball, Alpha Rho Tau, Intramurals JUDITH ANN MILLER cal Society, Onawah THE CLASS BANQUET . . DONNA MISTEREK INDEX, Jr. Masque, Al- JULIANNE MITCHELL ROBERT MILLER pha Rho Tau, President Jr. Masque, Choristers, Football, Shop Safety, ll-12, FBLA, Jr. Histor- GAA, Jr. Historical So- Baseball ical Society ciety MILO MORAN , ws s -, Entered from Wayland Academy, GAA, Chor- Entered from Omro High, Jr. Histori- K. m 1 GERALDINE MORGAN KATHRYN MOSLING Treble Choir, INDEX, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, V. Pres. I2, GAA, Theta Epsilon, Class Council Il, Pythagorean, Latin Club, Llctor Il LEONARD MUTZ Latin Club, Student Council, Jr. Masque SONDRA NELSON Jr. Masque, Treble Choir PAULA NEUBAUER FBLA, Jr. Historical Society, A Cap- pella, Sweet Sixteen, Oklahoma KAY NICHOLS Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, GAA, FBLA DALLAS NIERMEYER Band, Bond Council, Brass Choir, Orches- tra, Symphonette Pythagorean ELIZABETH NIGL GAA, Masque, Jr. Historical Society RONALD NIGL MIAA DAVID NIKOLAUS Football, Track, MIAA RICHARD NIKOLAUS Izaak Walton JUDITH MUELLER Modern Language, IN- DEX, Jr. Masque, Jr. His- torical Society, Drum Corps RUTH MUELLER GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Sr. Mosque FTA, Modem Language FBLA, Sec. I2, INDEX Treble Choir AND THE PROM I 1 F GEORGE MUNSCH Izaak Walton l l DAVID NITKOWSKI Latin Club, Jr. Historical Society, Forum MARGARET NOLTE J ter I2 MARGARET NORTON GAA, Jr. Masque, Treble Choir, Jr. Historical Society, Drum Corps JOHN NOSCH MIAA, Modern Language, Lambda Beta WILLIAM NOWAK Football FAYE O'NElL Jr. Masque, GAA, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Alpha Kappa, Forum, Sec. II, Student Council, Latin Club, NOTEBOOK LEONARD OTT Band, Orchestra, Brass Choir, Symphonette, Safety Council PHYLLIS OTT Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Treble Choir, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Red Cross, Class Council ll, Modern Language WILLIAM PABLE A Cappella, Carousel , Oklahoma , Opera Quartet, Concert Choir, Safety Council, V. Pres. 12, lzaak Walton, MIAA FROM KNEESOCKS TO CREWNECKS . . MARCIA PAEPKE PATTI PARROW Jr. Masque, Modern Lan- FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, guage, GAA, Jr. Histori- GAA, Treble Choir, Chor- col Society, Treble Cl10iI' WILLIAM PAFFENROTH ROBERT PAHLOW isters CHARMAINE PARSONS Drum Corps, Treble Choir, FBLA, Repor- GAII. PARSONS GAA GARY PATZLAFF Pythagorean, Izaak Walton, Safety Council THOMAS PENNEWELL Football, A Cappella, Oklahoma, Track, MIAA, Intramurals SUSAN PETERIK A Cappella, Sweet Sixteen, Carousel, Okla- homa , Double Quartet, FBLA, INDEX THOMAS PETERSIK Football, Track, Pythagorean, V. Pres, I2, Jr, Masque, Treas. I2, MIAA, Modern Lan- guage, Jr. Historical Society, A Cappella, Oklahoma Boys' State PATRICIA PETERSON Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Drum Corps, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA: INDEX JAMES PETRIE Football, Basketball, Track, Class V. Pres. 12, Student Council, A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carousel , Oklahoma PATRICIA PETZOLD Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA , EDWARD PIERCE MIAA . . FROM POTLUCKS TO PIZZAS . . PATRICIA PHILIPP JOYCE POESCHL Alpha Rho Tau, Sec, I2, MARY PHILLIPS Treble Choir, Choristers, Drum Corps GAA, Drum Corps STEVEN PLOETZ FTA PAUL POESCHL Football, Basketball, Stu- dent Council, MIAA, V Pres. I2, Boys' State, O'NeiI Honor Society JUDITH POLISHINSKI GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa, V Pres. ll, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Treas. il, Latin Club, FTA, Cheerleader CAROL POMMERICH Latin Club, Jr. Masque Sr. Masque, Pythagorean, Onawah, Alpha Kappa GAA, Treble Choir, Cheer- leader I I EARL POSTL NANCY PRELLWITZ RICHARD PRIEBE MIAA rBLA lzaak Walton, Jr. Mas- que, Sr. Masque, Defi- ance of David Charles , Modern Language, Sec, I I . . FROM HEPATITIS SHOTS . . :mm 5 ,.,, JOHN PRUITT MARGARET PUPETER Jr. Red Cross GERALD PUTZER lzaak Walton, V. Pres. ll, Pres, I2, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Defiance of David Charles , MIAA, Intramurals JOSEPH PUTZER Jr. Masque, V, Pres. ll, Sr. Masque, Pres. I2, Modern Language, V. Pres. li, Treas. l2, MIAA, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf, Class Trea- surer i2, Safety Council, FTA, Defiance of David Charles, A Cappella, Carousel', Okla- homa , Concert Choir, Quartet, Opera Quartet JUDITH PUTZER Jr. Historical Society MARLENE RADDATZ Jr. Historical Society CAROL RASSMUSSEN Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, FBLA, Treble Choir, INDEX THOMAS REARDON Football, Track Mgr., Basketball Mgr., MIAA, Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, lzaak Walton, V. Pres. i2 NANCY REDEMANN Jr. Masque, Treas. 10, Sr. Masque, Latin Club, GAA, Pythagorean, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Jr, Historical Society .LQ-wwwemmmt-.:,,mnm' .mm us-1 JANICE REED CHARLES REFF JEAN REISCHL DARRELL REITER KEITH RENELT FTA, Noresooic, INDEX, Football, Track, MIAA, 'wk Walton: Jf- CIOSS Bus. Mgr. 12, FBLA, Re- Pythagorean, Student Council: Sf-Class CO'-'UCII porter I2 Council . . TO THE FLU EPIDEMIC . . MICHAEL RENO MIAA, Baseball CONSTANCE RENNERT Jr. Masque, Jr. Red Cross, Onawah, INDEX, Choristers, FBLA, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Jr. Historical Society, Intramurals CHARLES RIESE JEANETTE RISTOW FBLA, Service Club PATRICIA ROBERTS Jr. Masque, GAA, Jr. Red Cross, Safety Council, Jr. Historical Society NANCY ROE Band, Orchestra, FBLA, GAA HELEN ROGGE Entered from Bowler High School, Band, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Masque, FBLA, Jr. Class Council, Student Council, GAA, Pythagorean, Jr. Histori- cal Society LOIS ROLLER INDEX, FBLA, FTA MARY ROMME Jr. Historical Society, GAA, FTA 3 tri ummm s-11 ,K ...2 - DAVID ROSENAU FFA JACK ROSENTHAL MIAA PATRICIA ROST ROBERT ROTHENBACH Izaak Walton JEAN RUBY FBLA, Theta Epsilon, Service Club MARILYN RUEDINGER GAA, INDEX BARBARA RUPNOW ARLENE RUSCH Latin Club, FTA, Lib. I2, Jr. Red Cross, Theta Epsilon, INDEX, Sr. Class Council ROBERT SABOTT Baseball, MIAA, Basketball . . FROM IDENTIFICATION PHOTOS . . BEVERLY SANDERS ROSEMARY SACHINSKI Treble Choir MARY SANDERS A Cappella, Rose Marie Carousel , Oklahoma , Sweet Sixteen, Modern Language, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, lNDEX, Al- pha Kappa, Jr. Red Cross CAROLE SCHAUER Modern Language, Jr. MARY LOU SCHELLER Masque, FBLA, Alpha GAA, Jr. Masque, FBLA, Kappa, FTA, Pythagorean, Lambda Beta, Pres. l2, Treble Choir Jr. Red Cross 4 - sf -m,.1:.:..- .f figma.nm.,,i. tf2mue'.,11 MARY ANN SCHETTLE EARL SCHETTLE ELIZABETH Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical SCHEUERMAN Society. INDEX, Jr, Masque, Jr. Red Cross, Treble Choir. JAMES SCHEUERMANN MIAA, Pres. I2, Modern Language, Basketball, Baseball, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Treas. IIB-Pres. IIA, Stagline , De- fiance of David Charles , Student Council, V. Pres. 12, Boys' State. . . TO OUR SENIOR PICTURES . . RUTH SCHMIDT FBLA, Secretary to Proiectionists. BARBARA SCHNEIDER Modern Language, Treble Choir, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, INDEX, Jr. Historical Society, Theta Epsilon, Alpha Kappa, NOTEBOOK, GAA, Cheerleader, O'Neil Honor Society. JAMES SCHNEIDER SUE SCHOENBERGER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Lambda Beta, A Cap- pella, Oklahoma , Tripple Trio, GAA, Blue Crutch Court, FBLA. CAROLINE SCHOENIAN Modern Language, Theta Epsilon, Jr. His- torical Society, FTA, Treble Choir. CAROLYN SCHOENICK REED SCHOONOVER Football, MIAA. CAROL SCHROEDER GAA, Onawah, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Student Council, A Cappella, INDEX, Py- thagorean, FTA. RICHARD SCHROEDER MIAA. DARRYL SCHMIDT lzaak Walton, Choristers JOANN SERWAS Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, Lambda Beta, Jr. Red Cross, A Cappella, Sweet Sixteen, Entered from St. Mary's High, Menasha. l MARGARET SCHROTTKY Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, V. Pres. II I Forum, Treas. I2, Treble Choir, Orchestra Baker's Dozen. JANE SCHUBERT Service Club, GAA. PETER SCHULTZ Student Council. RONALD SCHUMAN PHILIP SCHWAB Safety Council. NANCY SCHWANDT Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Jr. Red Cross, thagorean, Treas. I2, Class Council II, Onawah, FBLA. JANET SEDLACHEK GAA, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Masque, Pres. II, Sr. Masque, Defiance of David Charles , Blue Crutch Court, Latin Club Praetor, I2, Alpha Kappa, Treas. II, Treble Choir, Jr. Historical Society, Sec. I2, Pythagorean, Sec. I2. GEORGE SEGOR Latin Club, Jr. Historical Society. JOHN SENDERHAUF Modern Language, MIAA, Football, Izaak Walton. . . FROM OUR VERY FIRST PROGRAMS . . LEE SIEBOLD BONNIE SEIFELDT Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Latin Club, GAA, Treble Choir, INDEX, Jr. Histori- cal Society, Defiance of David Charles , Pytha- gorean. SUSAN SIEWERT Latin Club, Lictor I2, Jr. Historical Society, V. Pres. I2, GAA, Jr. Jr. Masque, Onawah, Latin Club, FTA, Modern Language, Pythagorean, Foot- ball, Track, MIAA, Basketball Mgr. II, Modern Language, MIAA, Izaak Walton, Modern Language, GAA, INDEX, Py- Masque, Sr. Masque, Treas. I2, Theta Epsilon, Choristers, Service Club, Defiance of David Charles. DAVID SINGSTOCK Pythagorean, MIAA, Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Symphonette, Brass Choir, Class Council, Baseball. DENNIS SITTER MIAA, Jr. Historical Society, lzaak Walton. MARILYN SITZBERGER Jr. Masque, FBLA, Jr. Historical Society, GAA. RALPH SITZBERGER Football, Baseball, MIAA. JEANETTE SMITH FBLA, Pythagorean, Choristers, Jr. Masque, GAA. JAMES SONNLEITNER Band, MIAA. JOHN SPANBAUER LINETTE SPANBAUER Theta Epsilon, Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, FTA, Drum Corps. DARREL SPECHT Orchestra, MIAA, Pythagorean. DUANE SPECHT . . TO OUR GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS . . MIAA. JOSEPHINE SPICZENSKI Gamma Sigma Kappa, DAVID SPOEHR Jr. Red Cross, Service Track, Shop Safety, Club, MIAA, Football. JANE SPREHE Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Choristers, Theta Epsilon, FTA, Jr. Histori- cal Society, Modern Language, NOTEBOOK. JEANE STAERKEL JOANNE SPRINGBORN Alpha Rho Tau, Treas. I2 FBLA, Jr. Historical So- GAA, Jr. Histo r i c a ciety, GAA. Society. JUANITA STAKE DAVID STECKBAUER WILLIAM STECKBAUER CAROL STEINERT JAMES STEINKE Jr. Historical Society, Football, Track, Shop Latin Club, INDEX, Jr. Cl10fiSf6fS:56I'ViCe Club. Modern Language, GAA, Safety, MIAA, Masque. FTA. . . ALL THIS IS PART OF THE FUN AND THE SORROW . . I I JOHN STEVENS Safety Council, MIAA, Class President I2. RICHARD STILLE Football, Baseball, Basketball, MIAA, Jr Historical Society. RONALD STROTTMAN Track, Football, MIAA. WANDA STROSCHEIN Treble Choir, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Jr. Historical Society, FTA. CAROL STUTZMAN Theta Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Jr. Masque, V. Pres. Ii, Sr. Masque, NOTE- BOOK, Jr. Red Cross, A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carousel , Oklahoma SANDRA SWANSON FBLA, Jr. Historical Society, Treas. I2, Choristers, GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Gamma Sigma Kappa, Class Council II, Cheerleader. ROY SWISHER MIAA, Izaak Walton, Pythagorean, Student Council I2. CLARKE TADYCH SOS. JEROME TANK FFA, Sec. Il-Pres. I2. m:w1 nmmmvwf,mlmwmm1,11a s,:wtf,,,es.m wi 1 1 gmw Jr. Masque, Jr. Historical Society, V. Pres. II, WILLIAM TANK DENEISE TAYLOR EUNICE TEJADA Entered from Laguna High School, Philippines, Student Council, Jr. His- torical Society, NOTE- BOOK. JEANINE TERRACE GAA, Jr. Masque, Mod- ern Language, Jr. His- torical Society. THIS HAS BEEN OUR HIGH SCHOOL WORLD SONDRA THIELE Choristers, GAA, Jr. Historical Society, DAVID THILL FFA, Treas. I2. RUSSELL THILL Safety Council, MIAA, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Mosque, Golf. JOYCE THOMAS A Cappella, Rose Marie , Carousel , Okla- homa , Class Council I2, Jr. Masque, Sr. Mosque, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Historical Society, HELEN TICE Treble Choir, Jr. Red Cross. JOAN TOSHNER GAA, Jr. Masque, Jr, Historical Soci- ety, FBLA. MARY ULRICH GAA, Jr. Masque, FBLA, Jr. Historical Society, Treble Choir. PATRICIA UNMUTH GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Jr. Red Cross, Modern Language, Theta Epsilon, INDEX. SALLY UTECHT NANCY THALHOFER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Sec. l2, Latin Club, Py- thagorean, Sec. i2, Theta Epsilon, Jr. Historical So- ciety, Pres. l2, Student Council, Safety Council, Treble Choir, Defiance of David Charles , NOTEBOOK ll,l2--ASSOC. Editor l2, Marion Peake Award, Sophomore Award, Ruth Lobdell Award, Essay Award, O'Neil Honor Society. iii N. x -C-seems me . PATRICIA UTTER Choristers, Jr. Red Cross. ELLEN VANDERMOLEN GAA, Jr. Historical Society. PAULA VAN ORNUM Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Modern Lan- guage, INDEX, Onawah, FBLA. LILLIAN VELISSARIS GAA, Orchestra, Treble Choir, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Theta Epsilon, Baker's Dozen, NOTE- BOOK, Music Award. GARY VOGDS DAVID WAGNER Modern Language, Safety Patrol, Izaak Walton, Service Club. TIMOTHY WAGN ER Football. THOMAS WAITE CAROL WARNKE Choristers, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Modern Language, NOTEBOOK, Alpha Kappa, Safety Council, Jr. Historical Society. HOW UNBELIEVABLY FAST IT HAS ENDED! VAN WARE A Cappella, MIAA, Base- THOMAS WEBER SUE WEIDEMAN bdll. MIAA, A Cappella. Modern Language, FBLA. SUE WEIGANDT Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, GAA, Choristers, INDEX, Jr. Historical Society, FBLA. MARY WEINER Jr. Masque, Pythagorean, FBLA, Jr. Historical So- ciety, INDEX, Modern Language, GAA, l mfm11 THOMAS WEITZ SUSAN WENZEL PETER WIESE Football. Jr. Historical Society, Modern Language, Izaak Treble choir, Jf- Mosque. weifon, MIAA. BUT IT ALL BECOMES A PART OF US J. NORMAN WILKINS MIAA. ROBERT WILKINS lzaak Walton. HAROLD WILKINSON Student Council, Modern Language, MIAA. CATHRYN WINKLER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Alpha Kappa, FTA, Class Council I2, NOTEBOOK, GAA, Sec. II- Pres. 12, Modern Language, V. Pres. II, A Cap- pella, Oklahoma , Sweet Sixteen. JUDITH WOHLT Jr. Masque, Theta Epsilon, Latin Club, Sec. I2, Student Council, GAA, Jr. Historical Society, V. Pres. l2, Lambda Beta. RICHARD WOHLT lzaak Walton. VIRGINIA WOJAHN Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, V. Pres., Theta Epsilon, Treas. II, FTA, Treas. I2, Class Council II, Student Council I2, Blue Crutch Queen II, Band, Band Council, Pres. I2, Orchestra, O'Neil Honor Society. JAMES WOKOSIN MIAA, Safety Council. JEAN WOLFF Theta Epsilon, Jr, Historical Society, l Latin Club, Lictor I2, GAA, Jr. Masque, l e- nn-.- ., ELIZABETH WIESNER Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Class Council II,I2, Modern Language, A Cappella, Carousel , Oklahoma , Theta Ep- silon, Gamma Sigma Kap- pa, Sweet Sixteen, Concert Choir, Teen Tones, Defiance of David Charles , INDEX, Jr. His- torical Society, NOTE- BOOK, O'Neil Honor Society. GRACE WILEY Orchestra, A Cappella, GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Onawah, Jr. Historical Society, FTA, Librarian I2, Baker's Dozen, Music Award, NOTEBOOK II,I2. CYNTHIA WOLLAEGER Jr. Masque, Sr. Mosque, Defiance of David Charles , Cheerleader, GAA, Latin Club, Treble Choir, Student Council, Alpha Kappa, NOTE- BOOK ll. JUDITH WOLLANGK Choristers, Jr. Red Cross, GAA, Exec. Board I0-I2, Onowoh, Jr. Historical Society. DELFORD WOOD FFA, Sent. Il-V. Pres. I2, FFA Bas- ketball, Student Council I2. CAROL WORDEN Jr. Masque, GAA, Treble Choir. BERNARD YOUNG MARIANNE YODER Drum Corps, Latin Club, Class Council I2. MONNA ZABLE SUSAN ZASTROW Student Council, Sec. l2, GAA, Treble Cho Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Cheerleader, Mc ern Language, Pres. II, Theta Epsilon, F thagoreon, NOTEBOOK Assoc. Editor I O'NeiI Honor Society. RICHARD ZELKE AND LIVES IN OUR HEARTS GLORIA ZERNZACH PATRICIA ZIEBELL SALLY ZIEBELL SHIRLEY ZIMDARS LEONA ZWICKY Drum Corps. THOMAS JOHNSON Class Council II, lzaak Walton, Choristers. STREP KUEHL ADRIAN LAUDE ALICE LECHNER Jr. Masque, FBLA, Onowoh, INDEX, Jr. His- torical Society, NOTEBOOK. NANCY LUDWIG Student Council IO, Forum, Pythagorean, Latin Club, Jr, Masque, Sr. Masque, De- fiance of David Charles , A Cappella, OkIohomo . JAMES NITKOWSKI Jr. Masque, lzook Walton, Jr. His- torlcol Society, MIAA, Class Council l2, Basketball. ANITA NOURSE Jr. Historical Society, Lambda Beta. MARGARET PAULICK Jr. Historical Society. DAVID RUETTEN Entered from Cashton High. ARLENE RUSCH Latin Club, FTA, Librarian I2, Jr. Red Cross INDEX, Class Council 12, Theta Epsilon. AS WE HELP TO MOLD TOMORRROW! 105 slum SENIOR JOAN AMES has certainly followed her own advice Take advantage of the opportunities offered you in high school and make the three years count With her outlook and her keen intelligence we know she will make a fine medical technologist Fondest memory The fun she had and the friendships she made serving at the 57 Prom NANCY THALHOFER admits that Never put off 'til tomorrow, etc. is an overworked saying but, nevertheless, it has been her guiding principle all through school and everyone agrees that dependa- bility is one of her outstanding characteristics. For Nancy, a college education is a must with the possibility of interior decorating somewhere in the future. Fondest memories: The friends she made at OHS. JOHN STEVENS, in the years to come when he is successfully running his own clothing business, says he will always look back at the many wonder- ful experiences that filled his high school days-a loyal thought from an equally loyal Senior Star. Fondest memories: Pep meetings and school dances. LARRY DlDLO'S intelligs leadership serves as a solid founc tion for his ambition to become business executive. All throu school he has worked toward tl goal and it has been part of planning to do the very best could in everything he attempted. Fondest memory: His part student government and athletics, KAREN KONRAD has made no definite plans beyond a liberal arts course at college, although her chief interest has always been in the field of English and literature. We know, however, that she will achieve success in whatever line she chooses to follow. Fondest memories: Homecoming '58, Girls' State, cheerleading. i wv'. sz b PAUL POESCHL'S three years have brought him top honors in athletics. They serve as an excellent springboard for his future plans since he hopes to combine a career in engineering with professional ball, We are sure that Paul will continue to be ci symbol of the spirit of Oshkosh wherever he goes. Fondest memories: Homecoming :ind athletics. DAN HIlDEBRAND'S plans, which include law and politics, are entirely consistent with his many activities as a true leader at OHS and with his personal philosophy that we should express our individualism. Fondest memories: Boys' State and the oratorical contest. l STARS CAROL HENDRlCKSON'S hope to serve humanity is reflected in the many fine things she has accom- plished here at OHS. She plans to make her dream a reality by becoming an elementary school teacher- preferably in the fourth and fifth grades, she says. We believe that her understanding and her capa- blity will make her a success in her chosen field. Fondest memory: Her work as Editor-in-Chief of the NOTEBOOK. JIM SCHEUERMANN'S motto, Always fulfill your obligation and then give a little bit more, should certainly lead him to success in a future which will combine a business career with an active interest in dramatics, Jim will remain in our hearts as an example of a real American boy. Fondest memories: The excitement of competitive sports and the fun of acting in plays. SARAH MEYER'S friendly person- ality will go a long way to insure suc- cess in the profession she has chosen for herself. After five years of college, Sarah plans to become a Dean of Women since, as she says, she has always held a keen interest in guidance work. Fondest memory: No one things stands out above the many wonderful experiences she has had. Senior champs demonstraie their superior skill on The basketball court, IN THEIR LIGHTER MOMENTS Girls gleefully guzzle gastronomic goodies with gusfol C. Kroll, J. Larsen, J. Miller, and S. Lewis seem Io be enioying it all. Are you with me? screams exolic cheer- leader, Pefersik. J. Pufzer and K. Reynolds ihoroughly enioy i?J The muddle and confusion of exchanging books. w DEAR CLASSMATES 0F O. H Shakespeare once said, Parting is such sweet sorrow . . . Now I realize how true this is. I will be leaving soon and I don't want to leave for I have been happy with you, yet, I'm eager to go home. I feel that the American Field Service, which helped make my coming here possible, chose the right school for me . , . Oshkosh High. I have become part of this school so much that I also feel happy for its achievements and sad for its failures. You took me to so many interesting places and made me one of you. I will always remember your friendliness and thoughtfulness. Of course, I won't forget the wonderful times I had at football and basketball games and the fun I had at the pot lucks. I will also remember the cheers and two particular songs I learned, Hail Alma Mater and The Star-Spangled Banner. I have also been happy as a member of an American family, the Lowell family, who warmly welcomed me into their home. I would like to thank the Student Council and its energetic president for the re- markable work they do. They really worked hard to bring me here. Believe me, you have made one more step toward promoting better understanding among the peoples of the world. Last, but not the least, I would like to thank the school officials and the teachers I have worked with who have broadened my knowledge. They have been very helpful and kind. I would like them to know that I will always look back to them with gratefulness. I will be leaving with a happy heart and will be taking back many happy memories. If someday you have the chance to visit my country, the Philippines will surely welcome you. Your foreign exchange student, ufulcef- 7: dado, 109 MMKRf'fmMwf'fklNQ,sfxNR'imwfplllkN of the ref- eree's whistle . . . footbolls flying through the cxir . . . frosty, flood-lit nights . . . cz roin of confetti from upper stonds . . . the sweet, sticky toste of coromel opples . . . flooring streamers ond swishing mums . . . feet stomping to the beot of the marching bond. The noisy fun of crowded potlucks . . . excited, cheering crowds . . . boslcetbolls bouncing cicross the court . . . holf-time music ond the cheerleaders whirling through o blue ond white routine . . . ployers leaping high for cm bosket . . . d shore of victory . . . cz taste of defect . . . .,f'AN.,.f 'xw,QV ,V-'Axfffy xvvaf-M-.,v,fM N..,,,fX'x,,f XV,f' ' ' 2- rf A' 'W' ' -.,.1 H 7 1 y 1 V 2 f ' fy... ann , r , Y 711 x 3 Q54 'iisffff ' ' 1. 4' vi i F ' s V ,M as-.V ,Ffa if , . I Av ,AVI tl Hr ' Q 4 166 I 1 4 Lt I-1' '. ,I ,q.'. HZ. , L' ., :ff sg 4, ,H -ig, a ,E Q' I A .kg 'F V if Q 2 lv 4' 19 . 1451. 5' n H .Z :K Ji ' A 15: A 'ard sax? 1 t Q , 2 9 e j 3 SWA? 5 H PM S 4' 93 if i .H fum? KJV 55 X i ? fi? Q . Q A Q, J fi i X5 Y of: f 2 Q Q 'sw :H . 1 4? .. Y 3+ n L F .g, w f, 4, - ' A , x , , U- ,JQ5 K ..- gw N- K . . A ,of ..,.,..4' f .X . 3 SN 3 ,.,.k X lg QQ 12, gi 'fmt 'M ? , if if F Q Y' 5 Q ' 5 gi i in in ! . D , A , Ni lg ' if S Q M i eu if QF? if p iii.: 5 5 J' Rx wx PNN .. xSi 5r?i K -1 XSNQ wa 4, n 3 'Q M- f 1' f sw- M-an L U Q 3 an I ,f M T? xx sb K J , , .lgffk l ff + - Tia: Y 1 X ROW T: Petrie, Poeschl, Stille, Pennewell, Schultz, Petersik, Steckbauer, Mayo, Luker, Reff, ROW 2: Kluth, Klotzbucher, Stelzner, Hansen, Kaul, Felda, Spoehr, Nikolaus, Schraa Krause, Dougherty. ROW 3: Coach Hall, Kleveno, Bradke LEFT: Chuck Reff, Coach Schumerth, Paul Poeschl lAlI State- Player of the Yearll, Tom Pennewell. RIGHT: Coach Hall, Pete Schultz, Tom Petersik, Duane Hansen, Bill Mayo. LEFT: Larry Schoenberger, Bob Bucholtz, Dan Lehman, Jim Petrie. VARSITY Schoenberger, Bucholtz, Kumbier, Measure, Schumacher, McCarthy, Portman, Wagner, Coach Schumerth. ROW 4: Berry, Marin, Frank, Stryzewski, Wiesner, Lehman, Nigl, Tyson, Ulrich, Glaiz, LaMore iMgr.l VEE'5 JP-Y' SEATED: Karen Parker, Sandy Swanson, Sue Zastrow, Barb Schneider, Kay Meredith, Rosie Ceelan, Karen Mary Lynn Janson, Judy Felker, Carol Konrad, Cynthia Wollaeger. Pommerich, STANDING: Judy Polishinski, Sue Michels. YEAH COACH! YEAH TEAM! We've had it! was the comment after the drubbing a powerful Wausau team gave us at the beginning of the season. But a couple of weeks later we knew we'd underestimated Schumerth, Poeschl, and Company. The Tribe upset Central and West and scared Appleton before going down to a veteran Terror crew. For his brilliant work, Coach Harold Schumerth was named FRVC's Coach of the Year! JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I: Konrad, Leuthold, Reichenberger, Schmiedel, Stoeg- bauer, Kranzer, Marin. ROW 2: Schumerth, Zimmer, Sawall, Bradley, Peerenboam, Stutz, Eyers. ROW 4: Murphy, Stoeck- Klinger, Drahn, Ramsey. ROW 3: Kriha lMgr.l, Thompson, bauer, Trickel, Novotny, Jungwirth, Kaminski, Coach Schulz. THIS WAS IT I. Good old mountain dew cooked up a second place win for homeroom 400. 2. Mr. Koch, Mr. Swartz, and Mr. LaMoy on the lookout for OHS Indians. 3. Armed for Victory and for a third place win in the parade was homeroom 407. 4. C'mon, fellas, let's get that guyl 5. An enthusiastic crowd lined Main Street to view the big parade. This creation by homeroom 406 took first place. 9 OUR BIG DAY l. Queen Karen Konrad and her court: Ruth Ann Behrens, Junior, Janet Sfrdlachclc, Senior, Karcng and Joan Stam- borslci, Sophomore. 2. This stark hatched a second place prize for homeroom 2lB. 3. Varsity chcirfrlcading rnatrrrial??? Miss Josslyn leads 'cm on in the faculty pap skit. 4. Pass itl Pass itl 5. Although we didn't Wash tho Tcrrors aut of our hair, C. Lyman is enioying the special record accompany- ing the tirst placr: winnar, homeroom 306. THE INTRAMURA PROGRAI' Basketball champions, J. Wohldt, K. Wink- ler, M. Schrottky, J. Larsen, J. Ames, and J. Wollangk, pose happily after the big game. D. Mauritz and G. Sullivan are up in the air over the intramural program. GAA entertains out-of-town sports enthusiasts. Can you pick out Osh- kosh girls H. Zuehlke, S. Case, and C. Dahl? G. A. A. Each year, about l50 girls take part in a great variety of interesting activities offered by GAA. The most popular of these sports are badminton, volleyball, bowling, basketball, swimming, tumbling and trampoline, tennis, golf, and archery. Following a sliding scale, ofticials award points tor participation in both individual and group sports. The scale runs from tive points an hour for unsponsored games to 175 for a winner in tournament play. The goal of every member is to earn the 500 points necessary for a letter and then to accumulate another 500 and become the proud owner of a chevron. PI d 1 t Il m I. Dahms and D. Tesch tr their skill at in - Some of the ay ay par lclpuns rea y 1 Y P 9 . h Jong during Playday festivities. qune Q splus I f .--. ml n. I 1 R nm. 1- OFFERS ONSTANT VARIETY J. Bradlce and D. Schraa sign up with Mr. Quandt. You're gonna missl B. Ebert, runner- up in the table tennis tourney. Waiting for that first lump ball and the basketball season is oft to a flying start. M. I. A. A. Intramurals for boys really came to lite in 1954 to olter an opportunity for competitive athletics to those not on a varsity squad. Among the activities for the nearly 200 men who have taken advantage of the program are golf, volley- ball, basketball, table tennis, and a tree throw tournament. Participants in these sports are awarded points toward a letter and the ten top winners are given an all-expense paid trip to a Braves' game. Any Winnef Vel' Coach Quondl? St-e-e-e-rikel The bowling league is I , groove. l 117 u .isis f:s 1-.41 g 1-u-urnp for those basketsl VARSITY KNEELING: Leary, Cowen, Bucholtz, Kelly, Frazier, Nitkowski, Coach Nord. STANDING: Wiesner, Measure Lehman, Line, Scheuerman, Englund, Grabner, Butt, Stille, Spicer CMgr.l THIS IS HOW IT WAS We were good but they were better could well be the story of the '57-'58 season, We did have our high moments, however. Not only did we beat Ripon and Fond du Lac, but we upset Sheboygan Central twice, the second win being that smashing 62-ol thriller in the season finale. More than once OHS rose out of the depths to scare the wits out of a high-ranking team. Judging from the perfor- mance of the sophomore and iunior players, the prospects for next year look more than promising! Hang onto the ball, whatever you dol 118 1 yrnfv - -.... JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING: Couch Spees, Kriho, fMgr.J STANDING: Peerenboom, Frank, Jungwirfh, Schumerth, Lowther Schmidt, Johnson, Konrad, Kacf, Nelson, Klobunde, Frey. Scheuermann scores cgainl Thc1's the old fighfl 119 Jim Scheuermann Center Wayne Frazier Guard Jim Nifkowski Guard Bob Lear Guard 120 YEAH, INDIANS Don Lemann Y Guard Dick Butt Forward Player of ihe Year Q! u A J 'mn Al fi NN... Miss MacFarlane, Miss Fenzl, Mrs. Stahrner, and Miss Foltz prepare a display for the annual open house. Q l K be on 196 X Se Oklahoma was a big success-why does director Leist look so grim? Homecoming Queen, Karen Konrad, ex- presses thanks on behalf of herself and her court: Janet Sedlachek, Ruth Ann Behrens, and Joan Stamborski. With the closing of 308, additional study halls in the auditorium made it increasingly diliicult to fold airplane: to the right proportions as D. Nikolaus, L. Mutz, anc M. Mickey can testify. 101 1 'sw-1+ J. Felker ond C. Pommerich wishing they hodn't eoten quite so much ot one of the mony pot-lucks. A friendly game of Old Maid provides entertoin- ment for OHS students on High School night ot the newly opened Merrill School Community Center. Approximately 500 students were out during the flu epidemic. Con you find yourself in the line-up waiting for excuses? N R S 6 7 R as Ru It's omozing what con be done with on old sheet make us feel like the noblest Romons of them alll S. Korges of- fering N. Allen for sole during on e x c. i t i n g event ot the Romon Circus. By the looks of things, everyone enioyed the coke party Hail, Almo Moterl sponsored by the Youth Council for the premier showing of All Mine to Give . F6 S .l A i -'X rw: Y. ' !N Q sr SCH 00V -fa- Teochers fete Mr. Collies os he -...gi completes his lost semester of Q .. nf-ff 1 t teaching. Wi? A ,, ,W it My ff ' J-A Z sa tif., K A .. I ':jM Here are the contestants having cz nervous spell. Assisted by Miss Todd, Soroh Meyer, President o Pythcigoreon, presents cxwcurds to Spelling Bee winner: K. Kcurr ond M, Weinmon who tied for first, ondltc L. Boier who placed second. I, Karr and M. Robertson turn popcorn peddlers it the games to help raise money for their avorite club. Finalists in the American Legion Oratory contest: H. Wilkenson, J. Mueller, D. Hildebrand, S. Meyer, M. Duex, and J. Thomas. XX Q R'-- :' J. Larson, S. Gauger, D. Jones, P. Clark, J. Boeder, C. Ames and B, Augsberger-some of the top salesmen in the calen dar drive-discuss their prizes. -., A ii Student Council representative J. Ames, H Rogge, and L. Didlo check in their daily re turns from the calendar sale. S. Meyer, K. Karr, L. Didlo, and J, Mueller examine Kathy's winning eniry in the Voice of Democracy contest. 124 'I M. 856W Ex libris! The mid-term book exchange when confus reigns. Somehow we managed to live through it all and face our new classes on Monday with vim and vigo l f I French and Spani:'1 students stage their annual ball, This year the cafeteria was the scene of a colorful Mardi Gras. Customers eagerly await the delicious food served to them every noon by Bev Krueger, H t,,,t,,,,, ,,,,,.. tt Lunch period, which was dropped at the end of tl first semester, will be sorely missed by C, Devendo and L. Biederman. We all enioyed the mid-mornir life as we nibbled our sad snacks. Mmvv venus Foreign language students about to enioy some vin rouge l? at the Mardi Gras. Dick Witte really rolls 'em at the Rec. These fine merchants have given us their generous support for many years. We hope you will show your apprecia- tion by giving your support to them. ABC Furniture Mart ADA'S Hat Shop AGRELL and BRUESKE ALVINA'S Beauty Shop ANDERSON'S Book Store ANGER'S Jewelers APELL Mosaic and Tile Company ATHEARN Hotel BZ Furniture Company, Inc. BADGER Concrete BADGER Paint Store BANKS of Oshkosh BARBER'S Candy BARNEY'S Wrecker Service BAUER Luggage Shop BECKER Music Center BEHM Motors VIC BETHKE, Grocery BlEBEL'S Grocery BOEDER and STEPHAN BOSTON Store BRITTON'S Walk-Over Shoes BRONSON'S, lnc. Ofhce and School Supplies BUCKSTAFF Company BUEHLER Bros., Inc. CALLINAN'S Shoe Store CANTEEN Company Miss MacFarlane leads her class in a French song. CPS. Paris was never like this.j -nl. a. l CARAMEL CHISP Shop CAROLYN'S Record Shop COE Drug Company COUNTS Cities Service Dave's CLARK SUPER 'l00 DELTOX Rug Company C. H. DENIGER Company DICKSON'S Womenls Apparel DUNHAM-FULTON Sporting Goods EDDlE'S Sport Shop ELECTROLUX Virtuosos G. Wiley, G. Klitzke, D. Witte, N Robertson and T. LaMere relax between jar sessions. Look at them there shoulders! ? r BEN FRANKLIN Storm' FRlEDRlCH'S Sup:-rinzu'k1't GUDDEN'S llurlrvi' Shop 0. A. HAASE CO., Shot-s HEISS llzikvry HILDA'S YVUIIIZUILS Apparel and Bridal Salon HOBBY HOUSE HOFFMASTER flompzmy HOUSE OF CARDS and Cuinvi as TED HOYER and Contpuny MEL JANSEN'S liarlwr Shop JEFFREY'S .IOHNSON'S Foods JUNE'S llcauty Salon School's out and crowds ol' happy people Ili HKU FASHIONS the front door and rush homr to -hours ol' lit work! KUMMEROW'S l inf' Furniture I LEACH Hardwarcf Mrs. I'l2lllSI rongratulating badminton champs Larscn LUCILLFS Vlollangk, :md M. Srhrottky, KENYON .jc'wc'lry Store' MILES KIMBALL Coinpany KITZ und PFEIL KOSSEL'S TV and .'Xppliam'c KRAMBO l'ood Storm-s S. S. KRESGE Coinpuny J. F. KRUMRICH Il0llllJ2iIlY, Jc'wt'lc'rs A I1'llSt' lllUlIl1'llI NS SC'Ilf'lN'l'lIldl1I1 I'f'2it'l1t'S lor tht' hull. LUDEWIG Record Shop THE LULLABYE Shop MAGIC MIRROR MANGLE'S Feminine Apparvl MARQUARDT Funvral Homin McCAIN'S Pharlnacy MERTEN Plumbing and Heating MEYER BROTHERS, xlewvlvrs MEYER and SCHMIDT MICHAEL'S Bvuuty Salon MIDWEST 'l'irc' and Auto Storr- MUELLER-POTTER Drug Llitlllpillly NATIONAL CYCLE Rc-pair Coinpzun' J. J. NEWBERRY Coinpnny NEWMAN'S Laclics .-Xppurcl Sophs. Sammons and Sandvrs arc- intrigu with thu' antics ofthrir biology pct, NlGI.'S Bakery OREGON CLOTHING House OREGON STREET Launderette OSHKOSH AUTO PARTS, Inc. OSHKOSH CHURCH Supply OSHKOSH CORRUGATED BOX Company OSHKOSH NEWS Company OSHKOSH OFFICE SUPPLY OSHKOSH PREMIUM TV and .-Xpplianvc' Company OTTO News and Stationery like, one-two-three! Schoenberger, 'oeschl, and Bucholtz wait for the snap- mack. PARAGON PRODUCTS Corporation PETRIE'S Shoe Store PIGGLY-WIGGLY Food Store PIPKORN Fuel and Supply Company RACE Office Equipment Company RADKE'S Electric Shop RED OWL Food Store RODAT jewelers, Inc. ROHNER'S Furniture Store ROTHENBACH Brothers RUDY'S SHELL Service SCHARPPS Incorporated SCHUSTER'S Shoe Repair SCOTT'S Market SEESE-HALL, Men's Clothing QOshkosh-Riponj SEIFELDT'S Furniture Company SEVEN-UP Bottling Company SHOP-O-GRAM, Inc. SITTER'S Furniture SMITH ICE CREAM Company SOUTH MAIN Restaurant SOUTH SIDE PAINT and Appliance SPUDNUT Shop STEARN'S Drug Store STILLMAN Hardware TEELA-ZENTNER, Heating TINY TOTS' Toggery TOWER Paint Company UNIVERSAL Foundry VAN DER KELEN'S Drug Store VERN'S CYCLE Center WAITE Carpet Company WARDROBE, Inc. WERTSCH Motors '6Oklah0ma', set. Ol' Rockin' Chairis got grampa Rusty Line backstage on the WILSON'S Music and Appliance Company WIRTZ' Fine Food ZIEBELL Electric Company ZlMMERMAN'S Ladies' and Menus Apparel MR. JOHN THOMPSON of ZERNICKE'S STUDI has, for many years, done all of the major photc raphy for our yearbook. He furnishes the individl senior pictures, class, club, music, and sports grou as well as all of the Hne division pages entirely wi out cost to us. To him goes our very deep appreciation. Packed in like the proverbial sardines. . .but aren't all reading periodicals! Whe-e-e'e! Typical fun at the GAA Playdz To the Oshkosh DAILY NORTHWESTERN go our thanks for allowing us to borrow many negativ from their files. I-P Even on his deathbed, Uncle Chris has a sharp word for the Uncle Chris shouts again, this time in a quiet hospital scer aunts. WE All. REMEMBER I REMEMBER Katrin . . . . Jackie Hayes Mama .. Esther Kolb Papa .... . .. Tom Petersik ......... Judith Herrle Dagmar .....,. Uncle Elizabeth Christine ....... Mr. Hyde . .. Nels ...... Aunt Trina .. Aunt Sigrid ... Aunt Jenny . . Uncle Chris . . . Jessie ....... Dr. Johnson .... Mr. Thorkelson . . . Arne .......... First Nurse . . . Second Nurse Soda Clerk . . . Madeline .... Dorothy ..... Florence Dana Moorhead . .. Bell Boy .......,......... . . Snowball Grunwald ...... .. Mary Kronzer . . Jim Berlowski Gerald Putzer . . . Sue Michels . . . Joyce Thomas .... Susan Frank . . . Dick Hamburg . . . Nancy Thalhofer Jim Scheuerman . . . . Leland Judson . .. David Singstock . .Rosemary Ceelen Joan Eiden . . Terry Gruenwald . . . Karen Konrad .. . Barbara Lang ....... Phyllis Ott ........... John Christiansen Proud parents, Trina and Pete, go ga-ga over their new baby. Scrub Women . . . . . Marcia Paepke, Sandra Swanson Director ..... ........... M iss Olive Davenport vinvnlxur 1 Q , N wx . i. Mama couldn't always have been forty, but, with the help of N. Lud- wig, she will appear so, It takes a lot of courage for Katrine, Nels, and Christine to admit their fear of their black Norweigan uncle right to his face. 129 'Q 5 V QV Q35 M ex-5 ! , Q il sf . S. , ' 0 i X fm A, . fi J ' Q xg Q , , 5 - ,315 W Z- .3 ' i 'Hz .. - w ight, Qiglifiai? Mg 1 , Q f W . KA Y 2' 5 ...A --w-fw f . . if S 1 when 5 Q falfw i X -Q m in Y X fi X- A ,ig 'N I ' ' -Y 8 1, W. L X W-. My x '35 ia , Q W? Q QQKV V -'J W 1 if mv- ' - ., '23 A A A f ' 52 Resplendent Royalty: NOUBOOK editor, C, Hendrickson, and C. Line, members of the Royal Court. P. Phillips and M. Hirte, who designed the 42 murals which lined the gym, put on the finishing touches aided by committee members, B. Lange and F. O'Neil. s Y EBB TIDE N. Ludwig bearing the King's crown. Stevens and Queen Mary Kronzer. King John A magic word! ... Months ot prepara- tion excitement . .. beautiful decorations rain- bow colors mingling on the dance floor ... the atmosphere of the sea . . .! A court in white iackets and gay tormals lining the way for the Prom royalty A king and his chosen queen are crowned! All quiet on the eastern l and name-checker Weiger tends to keep it that way PRING VARSITY ther, Bucholtz, Lehman, Stille. son, Rietz, Kelly Kumbier, Galvin, Glatz, Coach Quandt. ' BASEBALL Our track team has that old go,gol spirit. Climaxing a great season by taking the sub-district title, the lndians gave the entire school something to cheer about. The team chalked up a 2-O non-conference mark, a 5-3 record and second place in the conference, with a 3-l show- ing in tournament play. Much of the success of Coach Quandt's boys was due to the great improfvement of Dick Boese, the fine pitching of Pete Kaul, and the excellent playing of the rest of the team. GOLF After a fourth place finish in the conference, two firsts and a tie in three dual meets, and second place finishes in three quadrangular matches, the squad finished the year with a bang and took the sectional tournament crown. Most out- standing was medalist Roger Schuhart with Schultz, Miller, and Stille right behind. JAYVEE KNEELING: Gross, Frey Bauer. SEATED: Duex, Drahn Peerenboom, Phillips, Reich enberger, Jungworth, Cook Manthey, LaPoint, Dittmer STANDING: Coach Schulz Smith, Sonnleitner, Leuthold Werner, Felsner, Kaat, Lang kau, Konrad, Schrader, Kriha Allmers. FRONT: Copp, Boese, Kaul, Poeschl, Scheuerman, Low- REAR: Bartels, Ebert, Sitzber- ger, Zentner, M. Stille, John- I I SPQRTS KNEELING: Drager, Edwards, Nelson, Woiciec- howski, Cumz, Bartelt, Klotzbuecher, Klinger, Molus Kaminske, Trickel, Ahrens. MIDDLE: Coach Spees Schumerth, Klevena, Tyson, Frank, Kronschnabel Garne, Bradke, Petrie, Schoenberger, Bradley, Port man, Schmeidel, Nikolaus. TOP: Garl, Sawall, Schu- macher, Englund, Line, Schultz, Didlo, Weisner, Frey, Spohr, Coach Hall. Matsche, Miller, Gurkowski, Karges, Schulz, Schmidt, Schu- hart, Bruins, Felda, Leist, Spanbauer, A. Sedlachek. TENNIS Coach Hansen's team placed fourth in FRCV play and third in the sectional tournament, missing the cham- pionship by only two points. In tourney play, the number one and number two men, Wayne Bohr and Ken Krohn, finished third and fourth in the singles while Wayne Frazier and Leon Duchatschek finished third in the doubles division. The squad played a fine brand of tennis all season long. Duchatschek, Frazier, Schwertfeger, Bahr, Krohn, Coach Hansen. li 0 I TRACK Coach Hall's thinclads had a good season behind the tremendous scoring spree of Larry Didlo and the fine per- formances of Englund, Cowan, Schultz, Weisner, and Com- pany. The boys showed they really had what it took. Strong in the field but weak in the running department, the squad finished sixth in the conference and fourth in the sectional tournament. ,., 9 3 s.: r 'SK Q 1 . ff : 3, NX, ba he 'M m , , V M -if ::5ff.1?2 'as' 1 Kal' , Afiff kk V 15? X i ts l L L - . ,bv if if ff 'sz v R '65 fm. l if 14 an it I . Q 4 'Y E1 5 v. 1 'X v qw., iff'- NE - - Q , -' A ,,,.. . Q A AX,,,, 8,3 W f35Y.Qfk1,, rvgzzrfk .W . 7 J: 'gg-, ,YL 'ff 0 W 5. K 1' ff: . 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T chers finally gove up trying to Signing NOTEBOOKS - The ulczr after-school sport 1 -fi HERE THERE buck The current and the lost eo day become o second autograph party. las? week's most pop- Should old i?l cxcquoinionce be forgo? ... Who could ever forget the fun of the banquet? N. Tholhofer ond J. Brunover reolly l ocxding up! ,llpf L. Didlo, J. Miller, S. Meyer, and E. Teiada - chosen to represent us at Dear Jim, Remember . . . Commencement, AU REVOIR racy at their class elections. TO OUR HIGHEST HONOR Eager sophomores and iuniors practicing democ- OUR HATS ARE OFF REAR: Joan Ames, Louise Baier, Mary Kay Duex, Karen Glasenapp, Carol Hendrickson, Judith Herrle. FRONT: Dan Hildebrand, Karen Konrad, James Mienyke, Judith Ann Miller, Kathryn Mosling, Ju- dith Polishinski. GRADUATES REAR: Helen Rogge, Barbara Schneider, Peter Schultz, Nancy Thalhofer, Lillian Velissaris, Judith Wohlt. FRONT: Virginia Woiahn, Jean Wolff, Cynthia Wol- laeger, Delford Wood, Susan Zastrow. 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