Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)
- Class of 1959
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Ax. r 'vg1,7'y n E H I i Q 3 N 5 W J WWPKW 4 Few: 77624, Zeeman, AK ,C-vw -yay! ,anfpivzawv-Lake 79'b4'+ '-65 fif- WV 5 5 Z . J an AAA, M- an J '-foodxfao ' ' I I - E1 VV5: 2 . ZEE I M LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. George Oaks, Mr. C. W. Boller, Mr. James Cain, Mr. Phillip Lam- pert, Mr. Wesley Schneider, Mr. Harold Pederson, Mr. Milton Seefeld fPresidentj. Sa 759141650 For years a succession of school boards has worked to bring better school condi- tions to our city. Naturally, not all groups have agreed upon the best solution to our problem, but nobody ever questioned the sincerity of each. Then . . . Novem- ber 4, 1958, and the culmination of all the years of unsellish effort. Although we who are students at OHS today will not benefit directly from your action, we will have the proud satisfaction of seeing our children attend a new high school in a growing community! ff? 4 iff but Lf 9 fa-gg? lm 1 il giiN,il 4'?i9i nf tr EACH NEW YEAR brings new problems to any school but this fall brought more than its share to OHS. Most of them stemmed from the one big problem of too little space for too many people, and so the 'cstagger system was born. When we came to school fa day earlier than usuallj, we were given a brand new type of pro- gram in one of four attractive colors and we learned that the color of the card determined the shift to which we had been assigned. The plan allowed for only two-thirds of us to be in school at any one time so, what with two study halls taken over for classroom use, most of us were free to leave the building when we were not act- ually in class. It was fun and exciting at first - coming and going at odd hours, rushing down for a coke in mid-morning - but, suddenly, we began to dis- cover some of the drawbacks. We found that we missed seeing many of our best friends whose shifts were different from ours and we realized too, that the new schedule provided little or no time for club or class meetings or for assemblies or pep rallies. We decided that maybe the new freedom wasn't quite to glamorous, after all! 5 In spite of the many handicaps, or, perhaps, because of them, faculty and students worked to- gether wholeheartedly to make sure that the learn- ing process went on without interruption and We 1' ta '7 We under the skillful guidance of our teachers. Miss Eva Asmundsen passed away on November twenty-sixth. Her jine teaching, her wise counsel, and her warm friendship will always be an inspira- tion to those whose lives she touched. ,.f',-7' 'xx ' x mf' uf Y? 12 euwl776e4. Pww 14. 71130: 'Wtan an ?u2ncz5b46'mzd776w,6afz67zae9e'z 77Zw46dfao!1fvv7we9m xgrrf? , eafzam of :de team 5,1 13 v HOMER FRATT W Vice-Principal YM , For a big job, no easy formula Y, W M X X X x WWW M W fif E2 W, 2223? PAULINE KLEVENO Mrs. HELEN ALBINUSSEN Secretary Attendance Clerk The Ime zs buxyn X umunza m Mrs. JANE TRAVIS Secretary to the Principal Whatever it is . . . 14 3 7 BYRON WEESS Counsellor The personal touch X Mrs. MARGARET OSBORN A SOPHIA HAASE Assistant Counsellor . . . they've got it! Optimism unlimited' 15 mu IA 'W ARNO BADE Mathematxcs Science In a crztzcal equation, a well known quantztyu W YA Q 'Fu an X x x X xx Q1 DONALD BETRY Biology Young enlightener 1 JAMES CROF T Band If you knew Sousa ARTHUR BOYD Industrial Arts Viewed without alarm if RUSSELL A. EVANS Social Science Solid citizen fswmxffffw fl- f'-,- ,-,- f -f H Viiif ,wi-f W, M WW is :J!WYl7ll!yj!',.,!'7 5' K5 'Y 1527 jjfrfljl. 'ilk fl cXc - cci 1 EVELYN XAEGER English - amatics Operation footlightsu X 'Vi :ffiw VQQQQ. ww 'HMIUW X , ii cs 1, OLIVE DAVENPORT English - Speech The positive approaehn Wm Wm Www ws LEONE FENZL Latin l f 1: ' New clues to an old culture Mrs. PATRICIA FAUST 53 Physical Education Sis . . . boom. . . aah! iffsi 552 l figs 2 ' nw. '1l'..,vf awww., imi 's-1.,rs ,M.,....41': l lfest Q t 5 5 . --1' M ,,: .. : : 3 we-2'!a-f i. 1 W -wi I HAZEL IRENE FOLTZ EDWIN GROSSKOPF JAMES GROSSMAN English Business Art Along a cheerful trailu Genius at work The art before the course Mrs. ALMA GUNDERSON English There are secrets insidej' G. Messerschmidt, S. Cowan, J. Kalupa, and D. Youngwirth of Biology I are obviously see- ing things. Could that be the teacher in the background? BARBARA HABSTRITT Foods Y Y Cooking with gaf' ' f . ' . 18 EDWARD HALL Mathematics Question marks and symbols KENNETH HANSEN Social Science Cool and contentedj' RICHARD HASHIMOTO Industrial Arts Most happy fella Xa.. In Electricity I, J. Wiatrowski, and S. DeVoe explore the inner complexities of a TV set. all 'lm LORENZ HIELSBERG Industrial Arts Keeping the shop 19 REXFORD HESS Social Science Oh, the pain of it all! 19 M. R. HYMER ISABEL HOGAN FRANK HOFFMAN Physics School Nm-Se Mathematics Something serious is about For fast relief from head- Ulnifniify in UM dimfffl-H0719 fo hapllmu ache l IVAN ISAACSON Driver Education . . . and away we go! 1:2a5F'h, S F R 5?-i'2Wf2 DAWN JOHNSON Clothing New tricks with old ma- Y terialf' 'fli fa : - CATHARINE JOSSLYN I. W. JOHNSON KENNETH JORSTAD Library Chemistry Business Less on the shelfg more in Country Squirev A quip off the old blockn the mindv Wh O 20 sa N .kfif PAUL KEGEL GORDON KESTER RODNIEY KJELL Enghsh Mathemaucs Industflfll Arts So what else zs new? All work and no play makes 17001126115 111111 IYVHSS Miki S -is swam SL .ga if wi? 2,94 Mrs ELIZABETH KONRAD Enghsh Llbrary Freeo rustratzons mek KARINE KJOLSETH Busmess just a szmple busmess deal LYNNE KOCH B1ology A collectors ztem get 7 EDNA KRATSCH Mrs. LUELLA KRATSLH Biology M'1thcmz1tics Seme 0 hunzuj Let s get a little tau th 21 A rr ' J: cr - H 'U ' PJ lst. I I ' ' , J V M W if 3 9-fi I f J ' I2 I W' V S 1 .,.. . ' f'f 4 .- . ,F tK'55P:5E5l mf -- ,,,, ,, L... x,,.,., 1 g...,g..,.Q. ,, H.-.,..,,..,t,.t,tt.:1f.f:-W,-.ft - Q: . ,,,.ws:v,., 5g3f..,w7,.,. . sim' --W , ...,..,, ..,. , . , .s ,,.,. ..., , ,,.. - , , A W i .,,,,. tm. ivm, N .ef -5 ' wr .mgf1J,:tsQs ' ' ': ' wwf . ... l rr f f ' J: rr f 1: ff , Ag D Y S get... .'. or are they ? ? ? Mrs ETHEL Enghsh Keepzng zt dzgnzfied 3 3 LaMAY Blology Where dzd he go? Out ii 43? GLADYS LARSEN English Ability plus affabzlzty Students in personalltlyping are absorbed in drill . KARL KUSCHE Industrlal Arts I t .f a draw GRACE LaVOY Latln She takes the short way home 22 Wm '-':?4'4'Uf Jai- ,,nnmn:up..,, nuns.. RUTH LEDWELL Biology Mailing am o ng th e amoebae X D. Kurtzheim is wondering if J. Wagner is trying to dream up a new idea in Creative Writing. J MILDRED LEYDA English - Creative Writing Such a nice way with words ALMA THERESE LINK English Awakening the untaughtn J. F. MITCHELL Mathematics Calm amid the storm FRED LEIST Choral Music Calling the tune .gs Mun M MW ,Wmunmuvrwmff s WWFMWllHlMiElWl EVERETT MARG Business Keeper of the coins!! fl , ,. W5 il ' H L' L5 ROBERT MESSNE Orchestra rfVig0 I Q4- N JUNE MCFARLIN French What th e well- tressed woman will wearn ' FLOYD MILLER Agriculture From grass 7 0 0 t s, a flowering ,W nw HOWARD PENNEWELL His business was strictly business RONALD NORD Physical Education He will call the shots Business R BERNICE PORTERFIELD English Dignity, humor, and ll causei' HENRY ROESLER Industrlal Arts DOROTHY ROLLINbON Librarian Organized confusioni' Mrs. HELEN RUSCH English to be solemn about IJ that clear enough? Amr' NUS ESTHER SCHLERF Foods A matter of tastel' E. SCHNEIDER Chemistry A terror with the test tubesv JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER Psychology The great need, under- standings R. Pollack, W. Meyer, W. Kaiser, D. Reidi, and P. Celfers really make the sparks fly f??j in Electricity III. HAROLD SCHUMERTH Mathematics Burdened by a heavy line SIDNEY SCOVILLE Industrial Arts Get behind it and shovel' 1 GRETCHEN SIEBERT Physical Education Specialist in well-being 26 MALVIN SCHNEIDER English Read, look, and listen E. W. SCHULTZ ' Chemistry . Have test, will give lf' RUSSELL SPAULDING Social Science The key is confidence Ni GARTH SPEES Social Science :'The teacher is many men Mrs. ELIZABETH STAHMER . Spanish Behind the twinkle, wisdomn G. J. STEFFENSON Biology Man with a mission JW W .-asa t 3 wwf ,.,,, ,U ,faint wmuipg, 7' W , I W 1 ,, GERALD SWARTZ Social Science Lay it on the line - WW B. Miller, Miss Johnson, M. Steig, and B. Eyers making something up out of whole cloth! ll GERTRUDE THUSS English Lady with the answers!! ESTHER TILLESON Social Science Sharp sense amid bland flavor 'X an . Psychology What price life-adjust- ment?1' We WM M ,, :.,Mm -'f- SANDRA WESTON Business Heaven will protect the working girl ,hrewrlllllhlw S J, MERLE TODD Mathematics For more lift, a new geometryn hi ,daf5g1Fw,ew 'HH-5mixJ Jtflilfflllilmw ' J I' ,,,mum1Wl'A ii W' A ,ii E' Mi? . i isifmlllim HUGH WILLIAMS Mathematics A hard life, actually A w i M rr RUTH VORPAHL Business She waited for errorsv 28 mngmmm wifi? 'P Lf :sie X '- in 'vim 1,744 2 X Q o i Karl Magnusen, Senior President and frightj Joyce Geffers, Seeretaryg Ruth Ann Harrington, Treaxurerg Terry Booth, Vice President. THOSE STUDIOUS SOPHO- MORES . . . Diana Retelle, Treasurerg Marvin Pelky, Presi- IOVIAL IUNIORS . . . Sandra Cartwright, Treasurerg Bob Larget, Presi- dentg Anne Moore, Seeretaryg Mary Ellen Thorna, Vice President. 29 dent,' JoAnn Koch, Seeretaryg and Nancy Wertsch, Vice President. ,,,.5,,,Q,,,, ,,. M, .. . . 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ROW 5: Gollnick, Gonzales, Gospodarek, Graber. ROW 6: Gralfen, Graichen, Graska, Grimes. ROW 7.' Groff, Gronowski, Grosnick, Guenther. ROW 8: Grueschow, Gullikson, Gutschmeidl, Haack. ROW 9: Hable, Hable, Hafemeister, Haley, Hall, Hannes, Hansen, Hanseter, Harrison, Hartman, Hartman, Hartman, Hass. ROW 10: Hathaway, Hayes, Hazen, Hedtke, Hegner, Heisler, Helm, Henke, Henke, Henshaw, Herzig, Hielsberg, Hill. ROW Il: Hiltz, Hintze, Hirte, Hobbs, Hoeft, Holands, Holdren, Holdren, Holdren, Holsworth, Honsinger, Horwitz, Hounsell. ROW 12: Hrnak, Huber, Hunt, Hunter, Hurlbut, Jacobson, Jameson, Jensen, Jensen, Jepson, Jero, Johnson. sf U Q4 D -5 I M 1, fl l- QIII I 1 A I 1' LQ 3 ii' ' M ,WS ' , Si 5 Q: ,, E ' V 4 H , . . 2 V v' 1 ' -C 'f , ' ., 'W' . R sa . W . 'E ' -' ' ., if , ff: , , ' fri 2-,W is va- 1-- 6 - 1 w Tx Q1 ' . 'WJ ' 1. t za . ff' I., ' i f .X f ., - . , fp K' ' - il' ' ' ,':' , t 41 .. 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X. ,ff Z A , ,af ,g,,,., ,,.,, '- '- fr if 22 f' . 5 ROW 7: Sonnleitner, Somrneriield, Sowls, Sowls, Spanbauer, Span- ig Z bauer, Sphatt, Spiering, Spiering, Stadtmueller, Staerkel, Stahmer, 4 ' f . ,, fi ' ig Stang. ROW 8: Stark, Steckbauer, Stein, Steinike, Steinert, Stein- ' 1 A 5 ff ' ,f hilber, Steinhilber, Steinhilber, Stellpflug, Stenzel, Stieg, Stieg, Stieg. , .- ROW 9: Stini Strottman Suckow Suda Suda. ROW 10: Sutliff af ...., w - .i i 2 f h , 1 r , ' ii: if. i am EW, E W Tabalske, Tesch, Tetzloff, Tiedje. ROW II : Tobert, Toshner, Travis, ,M fd 1, EM? i , ii .,, Trester, Troiber. ROW 12: Troiber, Troxell, Tschech, Tully, ,f ,JE 1 ' X S R V 'Q Turnmeyer. 1 r i ,ll s i ill ' ,A rf, , Qi? f F? ik? ,1 ty... 36 W :sw . . 1 . K f' f i,Q,5t5 fm ! tl . P S H llfii' f lfil sf 552229: E' .- . .. 1 i W . ,. its ,,f.f,:gF 1,A 5 Q 453,55 sassy, QE, ,. 5,3 jx - fx f .233 W4 .-,EE - - i' 1' . 1 5 .5 if A -' 'A f , ii' H' ' 1: ' L , . - . mf- .. 3, W. gg , tg- V ' Q 5 1 ig ' .iawefzle . 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' fgmgp ssvfiffi X2-:iiiiegsqgsfgi jsffliig . . . .. f er ,, 4 -1- ' X A 1 E- .5 ft ,' 3 ' 'Est l fi , 'V ,Z-.fQf ,? .M - r , jk, ,W W sf. Qs? . -s s., , V l I ROW I : Ulrich, Urban, Utecht, Vanderkelen, Van Dyke, Van Vliet, Velissaris, Voelkel. ROW 2: Voight, Voissem, Voss, Wagner, Waharnaki, Warnke, Wasser, Weber. ROW 3: Weg- ner, Weich, Weiner, Weisbrick, Weitz, Weitz, Welch, Wendt, Wenrich, Wenzel, Wenzel, Werdin. ROW 4: Luther, Werner, Wertsch, Westphal, White, Whitty. ROW 5: Peerenboom, Wiechman, Wiese, Wiley, Wilkinson, Williams. ROW 6: Wil- liams, Williams, Williams, VVilliams, Windle. ROW 7: Winkler, Wissink, Witzke, Wojahn, Wolff. ROW 8: Wright, Wrchota, Wuest, Yarne, Youngwirth. ROW 9: Youngwirth, Zastrow, Zell, Zemke, Zentner. ROW 10: Zentner, Zick, Ziebell, Zie- bell, Zillges. ROW II: Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zingler, Zink, Zwicky. ROW 12: Zweiger, Hopkins, Samida, Voight, Weigandt. ti,-rd . - sw u 3 , 0 :Wi Q X ll li t 37 ., ' y . gm. .7 I, M X M., A-i v . Q, 37 ,Q ., A-ns 32 V' -' V. is ,Q if ' 1 93' il : if . , , fa gg, 'si 'ex as . fl , sf. l i - -, f l, if' ,r - , J 6 I- . '45 H . .fi sw 1 Q .. 1' , A A 'HQEEQ - Q A155 'fQ,,' A ,- ' ei '57 V, ' I 1, ma . , I a' . - ff 'E S V, Y fffi .V fl, Mira if . ,i Z5 A in gg A 05: ,Q E Q. V- . ss: 'A ,, ff' 1? Q ' . ..-. --5 I 5312 L ' 'i iii Q M . si - I N r , tw -H ,- ,gr , ' .,,. . wif' 1.-:1.,izfi '-1 ze?s.v. Y swf: 5? Af ,J -5: . ff' , I ' v 12- r f i gfs ilff' 'Q f t ' ' 'i A 7 ' ' 5 ii t K 5 ,L V isggQif.,'? ., , gil 'fi . l4,fLft :ffwi.Ei:?iw f ' e -A .mf : , f 4:3 - K .afar its e f ,, , is i gag K' xl ' 2' .- 1- VZSH ' lv ' . if ' 'L ' ', I X TEX L .57 3152: . 4 , 4 fb ir my ,g A ,I I s , t ' Y E' 3 ' In Psychology, Bill Gerdes and Mary McDon- ald try to get Mary Muraski to confess every- thing to the lie-detector . . . but we have our doubts. It takes a senior intellect to cope with the rigors of English Lit. CAnd Miss Thuss can make it rigorouslj A . -4 Om Safco! Future homernakers, Marie Fisher, Carmen Weber, and Bonnie Rennert seem to be whipping up a tasty tart. Q44 Simon Legree Jorstad keeps his typing stu- dents hard at it. Arden Olejnik, Joan Ploetz, Bill Miller, and Joanne Norton are taking a refresher course on the 49th state in Geography of No. America. Phil Jensen and Jean Juedes unraveling the mysteries of Pythagoras. TOP - ROW I: Dolley, Davis, Dohrman, Dorsch- ner, Dahlke, Coon, Devlin. ROW 2: Dehn, Curtis R. Dehn, Duchatschek, Dubinski, Davidson, Diestler ROW 3: Dittmer, Drexler, Demski, Danke, DeVoe, Dake, Drahn. MIDDLE - ROW I: Whal ren Tollard Thom son g I I P 3 Weber, Thorne, Wagner. ROW 2: Tesch, Walters, Thoma, Ulrich, Wachholz, Ternes. ROW 3: Thon, Vienola, Trickel, Taylor, Warner, D. Tesch, Tank. ROW 4: Tellock, Vajgrt, Warren, Thiessen, Tigert, Voss. BOTTOM - ROW I: Bathke, Becker, Abraham, Annis, Bartels, Ames, Ader. ROW 2: Bailey, Atkins, Bargenquast, Augsburger, Bahr, Baier, Allmers. ROW 3: Bearwald, Bartelt, Appleyard, Ackerman, Bartelt, Basel, S. Bathke. ROW 4: Bartels, Baier, Adensan, Bauer, Abraham, Balda, Ahrens. 9 af 1960 d4444g7?60 TOP - ROW I: Pfaffenroth, Pickart, Peterson, M. Peterson, Polishinski, P. Polishinski, Peterson. ROW 2: Polzin, Poellinger, Pflanzer, Ploetz, Pokrandt, Poeschl. ROW 3: Peterson, Phillips, Pollack, C. Phillips, L.- Poeschl, Pornrneraning, Petri. MIDDLE - ROW I: Koelpin, Koch, Klitzke, Klein- schmit, Kleveno, Koeck, Klimko. ROW 2: Koch, Kiser, Knopf, Klabunde, Koebl. ROW 3: Konrad, King, Gabriel, Kaat, Kissinger, Klinger. BOTTOM - ROW I.' Pedersen, Paulsen, O'Roorke, Parker, Otto, Peerenboom, O'Brien. ROW 2: O'Laughlin, Nowak, Nottleman, Nordstrom, Oaks, Peroutky. ROW 3: Nordquist, Nieuwejaar, Peterman, Penzenstadler, O'Laughlin, Parker, Perzentka. ROW 4: Ostertag, Oestreich, Patri, Olsen, Novotny, D. Peerenboom. Girls in junior gym are drilled in the intricacies of many foreign folk dances. H! ROW I: Whittemore, Williams, Weitz, Wilde, Win chester, Wilson, Wiechman, Widmer. ROW 2: Wilkins, K. Weitz, Wissink, Weber, A Wiechman, Westover, Weglin, Winters. ROW 3: Weideman, Witzel, Werblow, Werner, Wies- ner, Webster, Wegener. ROW I: Wensel, Wrage, Woehlke, Wyman, Zarter, Zemke. ROW 2: Wolf, Ziegenhagen, Zimdars, Zingler, B. Zimdars, Ziebell. ROW 3: Zinccker, Zaske, Wilde, Thompson, Witzkc, G. Wrage, Wojeciechowski. ROW 4: Womanski, Zinth, Zentner, Wolf, R. Ziebell. 7960 ROW I: Kronzer, Kroll, Koplitz, Kratsch, Krause, Kraus. ROW 2: Krueger, Krumenauer, Krueger, Kroening, Kruszak, Kozak. ROW 3: D. Kratsch, Konrad, Kramer, L. Kraus, Kriha, D. Kronzer, Kolb. ROW 1.' Sebora, Siewert, Schneider, Shelfer, Slife, Shulind, S. Schneider. ROW 2: Sitter, D. Slife, Schumacher, Seibert, Schultz, Schuenke. ROW 3: Schrank, Schoonover, Schroeder, Sedlachek, Schmitz, Schutzendorf, A. Sedlachek. ROW 4: Schmidt, Searls, Schulz, Schrader, R. Schneider, J. Schneider, R. Schmidt. Miss Haase, Ann Shulind, and Anne Moore in one of the lighter moments of the calendar campaign. af l?60 O ROW I: Gall, Garbe, Gauger, Fluor, Folletz Gehrke, Flanigan. ROW 2: Frank, Foster, Flanagan, Friday, Fischer Furlong, Fox. ROW 3: Frey, Frank, Damerow, Garbe, J. Folletz Galica. ROW 4: Fleck, Geffers, Forseth, Gams, Frey. N l I . I ' Herzig, Holdren, Hoeft, Hintze. ROW 2: Jeske, Hoyer, Hedtke, Hunke, Hirte N. Henke, Hildebrand, Helmuth. ROW 3: Hinebaugh, Jischke, Hitchcock, Jansen, Jawort, Hensel, Horwitz, Ilk. ROW 4: Hitz, Holst, Heintz, Heinbigner, Heisler, Herring, Holz, Hoppe. 44 ROW I: Ihrig, Helm, Henke, Hom, Henig, Hcwaa,f7?60 ROW I: Graf, D. Graf, Hawley, Gehrke, Goehrs Grota, Hable, Harrington, Gruse. ROW 2: Haase, Gunderson, Gross, Hable, Grouk- ruetz, Harra, Gibson, Hudy, Gerth. ROW 3: Harrington, Hazen, Gurkowski, Gonia, Gluth, Hansen, Hopp, Griedl. ROW 4: Gollnick, Hass, Goheen, Hanson, Gurath, Hopp, Golliher, Going. J ROW I: Kile, Kienast, Kalous, Jones, Karst, Kel- lerman, johnson. ROW 2: Joss, Jorgensen, Kellerman, Kester, Ken- top, Kallin, Jossi. ROW 3: Kallin, Kcmpinger, S. Kallin, D. Jones Kaufman, Kilp, Jungwirth. ROW 4-: Kaminski, Jungwirth, Johnson, J. Jung Wirth, R. Kempingcr, G. Johnson. dZawaf7?60 ROW I: Lawrence, Leinweber, LeRoy, Kuble, LeBeck, LaPoint Kunde, Lane, LaMore. ROW 2: Kurtzheim, Lago, Lautenschlager, Lamb, J. LaPoint Leichtfuss, Langlitz, Kundinger. ROW 3: Lange, Lehr, Lett, Kuenzl, T. Leinweber, Leutholcl, R LaPoint, Langlitz. ROW 4: Langkau, LaLond, Larget, Lehmann, Larson, J. Leher Kumbier, J. Langkau. ROW I: Boelter, Boeder, Boehm, Berger, Below. ROW 2: Belongie, Boese, Binkleman, Buetler. ROW 3: Boegh, Bloechle, Behm, J. Blodgett. ROW 4: Blanchette, Bradley, Berndt, Bork, Benson. Blink, Bitter, Boushele, Braasch, Bollom, Beduhn, Braasch, Bloedow, Born, Binder, L. Boelter, Boda, ROW I: Dumke, Fink, Fiedler, Ek, Duehring, Ewald, Feren. ROW 2: Englemann, Dunlop, Farvour, Endres, Eickert, Du- rant, Engel. ROW 3: Fiebig, Eichman, G. Englemann, Garbe, Ferguson, Duex. ROW 4: Elmer, Eyers, Ertmer, Felsner, Englund. 46 9 6Zcwea,!7?60 ROW 1: Mathe, McHugh, McGuigan, Mastricola, Lowell, Lindo Luedtke, McBriar. ROW 2.' Lueck, Marks, McClone, McAllister, Martin, Magnuson McCue, Mathe. ROW 3:'Meisner, Manthey, Luft, S. Mathe, E. Mathe, Matsche Mauritz, P. Matsche. ROW 4: L. Lueck, Martyn, Lowther, Marin, Loker, R. Mauritz, McHugh, Malchow. ROW I: Neustifter, Nichols, Miller, D. Nichols, Meyer B. Nichols, Nitkowski, Nemeth. ROW 2: J. Miller, Mueller, Nelezen, Morey, L. Miller C. Miller, Nebel, Nebel. ROW 3: Munsch, Nelson, Murphy, Molus, Meixensper ger, Miller, Mutz, Nitkowski. W ROW 4: Metko, Mugerauer, Meyer, Nigl, J. Nelson. ROW I: Romme, Roper, Ruedinger, Sabott, Schmidt, Schiessl, Ruck, Roley, Schlaak. ROW 2.' Samuel, Sawicki, Ryf, Roebke, Scherck, Segor, C. Rue- dinger, Schertz. ROW 3: Rutledge, Roh, Schmick, Schlosser, Roebke, Schmidt. ROW 4: Sawall, Samrnons, Schmidt, Scherz, Schaefer, Schettle, Rozek, Sanders. ff! 1960 ROW I: Brickham, Brusius, Brown, Cartwright, Brehmer, Clayton, Bruette, B. Brown, Buchanan. ROW 2.' Burr, Brown, Buehring, Conger, N. Bru- ette, Carlson, Carpenter. ROW 3: Bullard, Christensen, S. Cartwright, Burns, Brown, Burr, Clausen. ROW 4: Buhrow, Clark, Burdick, Burgess, Bush, Brost, Cook, Cole. 4 A ywufv 4 , P , ,Q ll 45366 . AQ ffyb VV J YDAML M ll U I AVU O GXYVC 9 G jf ,jx W .JM 55. WU' .ml if aw 3 W j J, fi 1 1, w K f 4 RY4Y,.' u Q , ' if ' 'fzigiwg NRM? fl Y A .ff , Qwvjfl Aw 'fu A UQ A lf if 7 no U X. X x Z-A iw ROW I. Rescheslggj Proctor, Rietz, Reeve, Postl Putzer, Pu . J ROW 2: Rehwinkle, Rhyner, Reinke, Raddatz, f Purdy, Prickett, Redlin. ROW 3: Rees, Raugh, Ponce, Rand, Pyle, Riedi. ROW 4: Quast, Pornraning, Rasmussen, Mansey Raab, Purchatzke, Reichenberger. 48 af 1960 ROW 1: Sullivan, Suren, Sohm, Spanbauer, Stam borski, Stellpfiug, Steckbauer, Stake, Sontag. ROW 2: Stadtmueller, Spanbauer, C. Spanbauer, Strosheim, Steinhilber, Steinbrecher, Schmidt. ROW 3: Smestad, Sonnleitner, Steckbauer, Stang, Suda, Stryzewski, Stutz, Steckbauer. Future Rembrandts at work? fOr, p e rh ap s , another Grandma Moseslj H Wider, please, says Miss Hogan as she probes the depths of Judy Raatz's throat on a microbe hunt. Q, p ,my 1 Jftgjf' X ,W qaff' M, 'r MM! WJ Although our club program has been greatly curtailed :We .Zeafuzed through participation in those activities still offered by our l schoo . 1 s w S f 1 3 i x 1 J The Homecoming pep meeting, preceded by a fascinating General Motors demonstration, served as an exciting 'Lkick-off for the day's events. Miss Josslyn and her team of, co-ed cuties led a rousing cheer for the Indians. The date, October 3 . . . The place, Oshkosh High . . . The mission, to Wax the Cats ! It was a high day at OHS from the early morning sale of mums right down through the presentation of the Queen and her Court at the pep meeting to the thrilling parade of floats. Then, at eight- thirty P.M., we suddenly found we had run out of wax and the Indians went down to defeat at the hands of the West' Green Bay Cats to the tune of 30-O! The Homecoming court on its regal float . . . the highlight of the parade! it :Mill 52 H5 l?5X However, some of the indomitable spirit displayed by our boys on the field must have rubbed off onto us, so we gathered our forces and made our way to the Rec. Gym. for the traditional Homecoming dance. With soft lights and good music, it was a perfect ending to a wonderful day and left us with many cherished memories of... gl . l?58' This prize-winning float expresses the Indians' determina tion to make the Kats' fur Hy. Kay Stry, Carol Wilson, Sharon Lindo, and Mary Mxiraski get the goal posts in shape for the big game. A thorn among the roses . . . ! Mr. Croft stands by as Queen Nancy Allen, Senior Attendant Helen White, Junior Gretchen Ilk, and Sophomore Kathy Embs are presented to the crowd at the game. 53 l ace ch 'cDad, would you like some Eggs Foo Yong? This was just one of the lines that never failed to get a laugh all through the long weeks of rehearsal as well as at the finished performance of the Masque Club play. ONCE IN EVERY FAMILY told the story of a hilarious episode in the life of a family with teen-agers. TOP: The Russells are trying to further neighborly relations without the cooperation of Mr. Brooks. QA. Ulrich, B. Mclntyre, and J. Horwitzj MIDDLE: Skillful make-up artists at work. LOWER: C. Karr, B. Mclntyre, Gun- derson, and K. Devendorf - a.ll's well that ends well ! RIGHT: Money and fish come between Shipahoy Russell and Jill Higgins. CT. Hoff- master and M. Robertson, amflfq Those who applauded so enthusiastically out fronti' couldnit realize, of course, just how much went into this fine production . . .N the painting of scenery, the hunt for properties, the details of costumes and tickets and ushers, the frenzie of the dress rehearsal, and then - the night! An extra touch of lipstick, a quick, nervous twitch to a costume, a last-minute nail for a shaky Hat, and the cur- tain was up. The play went on like clock-work and Miss Draeger and her happy cast knew they had a hit! LEFT.' S. Putzer and S. Lindo discuss the Finer points of the drama. RIGHT: It looks as though a family feud is in full swing. TOP: Mother informs father that she is leaving for her class reunion and that he will be left with the clan . . . it happens uonce in every family. CC. Karr, B. Mclntyrej BOTTOM: Jill, Betsy, and Babs are especially glad to welcome Bruce, home on furlow. CM. Robertson, R. Gollnick, S. Lindo, K. Devendorfj 55 Against the background of 18th Century Paris, Francois and Katherine sing out their love. QT. McCain, M. J. Neilsonj Huguette is on the receiving end of a bit of French gal- lantry. U. Lewis, T. Mc- Cainj J. Stcinbrecher, N. Wertsch, and J. Wcgencr thrive on court life - or so it would seem. The last word in duels: S. Karges and C. Nelson engage in a battle of song for the favor of Lady Mary. U. Kozakj For several weeks after school opened, a mysterious change seemed to be creeping over the male members of our student body. Several of them were beginning to sport beards and long hair fwe didn't really believe for a minute that they were going completely long-hairlj and chivalry seemed to be afoot again. Doors were held open for members of the weaker sex and the exciting prospect of a leather jacket spread out over a mud puddle was a distinct possibility. Something serious had caused this change and rumor had it that Mr. Leist was behind the whole thing. Sure enough, posters and stickers began to blossom out all over town announcing A Cappella's presentation of THE VAGABOND KING! 56 We pulled them through, fsay the prompters, B. Lentz 211.7-Schneiderk and the accompanists, SI iPutzer andwi J. Lewis . . . with a slight assist from . director Leist. , W i qvf ' . ' Huguette, the town belle, wants more of the Vagabond's attention. QS. Thomsonl 77444 'W Z' F inally, on the night of October 8, the lights in tne Webster Stanley auditorium were dimmed and the curtain rose to reveal the France of Louis XI in all its glory. The citizens of Paris held the audience spellbound as they sang about life and love and resolved to drive the Duke of Burgandy as far away from gay Paree as possible. ' As the last notes of the operetta died away and the cast took its curtain calls, we realized that we had again been privileged to attend an outstanding A Cappella production. Only a rose, sing M. Perk and F. Leist as Katherine and Francois. Sons of France, J. Witzke, S. DeVoe, and R. Felker surround barmaid P. Dohnnan and prepare to iight Burgandy. It's amazing how much lipstick can do to transform 20th Century America into 18th Century France! 57 all Oct. Nov. Dec. Dec. Feb. Apr. May May: ' I ' l ' I a a o Very few people are aware of the broad scope of our music department. Nearly six hundred students - about one-third of our total enrollment - are members of either a choral or an instrumental group. Be the music sweet and soft or gay and lively, be it long-hair or strictly crew cut, these organizations always give generously of their time and their talents so that the people of our town may enjoy fine musical entertainment. In addition to the major performances listed on these pages, the department never fails to respond to a call from church or civic groups to provide Q- for or part of a program for their regula a more effective public relations activity. r meetings. Surely, no school could ask HIGHLIGHTS ll: '5Vagabond Kind . . . A Ca ella N 7 7: Concert at teazhers' conveiiion on A Xlua I, W UWM campus . . . Treble Choir 'pffgfjgxs-A ,y 5 14. 'LAmahl and the Night Visitors jlfffg,-a 'W X 16: Christmas Concert . . . Entire depart- 3' , 'L ff? W ment N , 28: Winter Frolics . . . For the first' time I the band and orchestra joined the choirs in this program X xx ll: Fox Valley Music Festival at Neenah . . . A Cappella and Treble E? f-31'-2' 22 State Music Festival at Madison E' Spring Concert . . . all four choirs 58 a1eeZ5dxz'een.,. CGZZZSCKIZZW... Carol Wilson, Barb Lentz, Donna Bathke, Judy Abra- ham, Kathy Kittoe, Mary Wrchota, Betty Weyers, Judy Lohrniller, Jo Ann Martin, Jeane Carpenter, Barbara Reinich, Carol Gospadarek, Joby Brown, Barbara Span- bauer. Missing: Lois Weichman, Mary Pokrandt. H . Virginia Nebel, Vicky Nebel, Sue Rhyner, Pat Oaks, Martha Morey, Ann Reinke, Jody Bujan, Diane Steck- bauer, Anne Madison, Mary Stahmer, Gretchen Ilk, Jewel Bouchelle, Susan Sutliff, Irene Lago, Janette Potratz, Bette Schneider. .G i OX I .X Y. NX ,K ,zu xl X S vas.. -. wg I n -5 X X r X xii .- '- Q ' x, X . N VJ, FJ, , L' f 'X X1 XX' DN B 1.1 V X' X S, , -L Et- Li I ,. QR ,r 'ff we -2. v 1 if E ii V is ' A r. 'N Fx fl, tx: CX S Y Nm K., Q ,ui QQ we 2 Fl 'J -N X3 .4 X5 gy, - , -X W2 ' W ' . , '-G, ' Ya'-, if ' X15 Ni V .I , 'XS ' X SX .P 'N' t .if V t Kit 441, 't 1 N51 2? jg R Wil ' NL ,Xi Wye YK' 'xv J rv-J 2 J cl - 5 f B, J regret -taxa mg. . 1 Q K 59 iilliillHilliiillllllilh , . A m M ? ml ?J if . A WA l Q E Q V? Q -M 9 S if aaa Q .2 2 252. ? 'maximis- Q 53?-fag, X2 QQ X A . . gi 2? w , mV f , 9' A ie., F12 is . m, E L1 1 I k i .i L,,r :V w A., . has is H , . V V ,, 1 l , 5 is gmg L Q. 9' It may be bitter cold . . . but . . . our pep band always dishes up hot music at every game! 66000864 Mary Jo Perk, Nancy Wertsch, Sharon Putzer, Sue Thomson 61 Oct. : Nov. : Dec. 1 Jan. Feb. Mar. : gan! O I CONCERT BAND Apr. Homecoming Football Show Junior High Concerts Winter Concert with Choirs Nov. Reading entries to second national cornposi- Mar tion contest . . . first high school band to do Apr. this Music for moderns Winter frolics with orchestra and choirs Joint concert with Appleton high school band Emu Spring concert with orchestra Spring contest series at Manitowoc VARSITY BAND Winter concert with orchestra Grade school concerts Spring concert May: Memorial Day parade PEP BAND All games and pep meetings Dick Witte, Mark Robertson, Bernard Gonzales, Michael Fisher, Fred Leist, Ken Herring, Doug Grosnick, Faye Klitzke, Walter jero, Sandy Book, Jim Schmick, Guy Wiley, Frank Hinebaugh, Ellen Ek, Ron Koplitz, Ernest Schmeisser, Torn Fiebig, Jim Gartman, Steve Birchall, Terry Book. QW W Q! wx 7 , X.. , ' s x ' A aj? x 0 j -V Kp W I f v4 ,W K :id ' f 1' i -- 7 Q I ROW I: Virginia Sullivan, Phyllis Wojahn, Elizabeth Ryf, Sharon Dixon, Judy Kratsch, Gayle Klitzke, Richard Rozanske, Leon Velissaris, Kathy Zemke, Joan Kabke, Ruth Ann Behrens. ROW 2: Norman Luft, Douglas Steineke, Mary Barrels, Warla. Weigant, Carmen Leuthold, Melva. Davidson, Eunice Walters, Lois Helm, Carol Dubinski. ' s , ffw vm I XXV! 41 . a 0 I l If 2' Nov.: Band and Orchestra winter concert N, Dec.: Small ensembles play for many community A ff! groups X Mar.: Solo and ensemble contest at Menasha Apr.: Spring Concert 7 OJ May: Spring trip akefzb Dugan Carl Wood, Ann Gavin, Beverly Kliss, Gerald Thiel, Louise Nolte, Fern Plashko, Barbara Clayton, Martha Reeve, Gloria Johnson, Mr. Messner, Tom Spalding, Carmen Leuthold, Pat Groskreutz. 14: ' and Mother Marcia Lambert w,s,ggg'w.g,, f 'aiegigfi , .111 , I Q2-4 ,L f ' 'fE?51EiifE5ffs?!',H f- '!f:'.f grim ? . - 41 xx , 1 f.'C.:J', 'V ' ' Q-., 'Mi 3, ,if A V 'E fr :,,:v ,fgff r wm W... Mg A:'2iW'iL1wQfm .Miriam ,., :V -5 psig .f ,ix Amzzhl Michele Klimko Kaspar Fred Leist, Jr. f4gd06-' 7 ' I I I Page Balthazar Terry Booth Mark Schumerth 65 Striving to bring the faculty and the student body into closer understanding . . . sponsoring dances and drives to Hnance a foreign exchange student . . . working to make our school a better place through Student Code Week . . . trying to improve school spirit with Color Day and Dress-Up Day . . . these are only a few of the goals I of democracy in OHS. y the key to ADVISOR , . . Miss Haase H OMEROOM B ROW I: Faust, Sharratt, Man- they, Thomson, Wojahn, Rup- rich, Geffers, Stry, Wiechman, Peerenboom, Ewald. ROW 2: Hebblewhite, Race, Helm, Ta- blaske, Allen, Berry, Karr, Moore, Harra, Brycha, Reinich. ROW 3: Saunier, Sedlachek, Nolte, Purchatske, Berndt, Co- wan, Johnson, Bruins, Konrad, Spanbauer, Owens, Kotschi Disher, Messerschmidt. J H OMEROOM A ROW I: Lentz, Wolfgram, Petersen, Zemke, Scoville, Gutsmiedl, Stambor- ski, McGuigan, Miss Haase. ROW 2: Schneider, Perk, Hedtke, Dahl, Mauritz, Durant, Befus, Galow, Luebke, Ulrich. ROW 3: Doughty, Spicer, Magnusen, Pomraning, Lo- land, Hemmer. f y Q sk 4, is 'l ' XEXJ X I Leadership . . . Citizenship . . . Scholarship . . . All attributes of these top seniors 7 0 who, as juniors, were chosen by the faculty for membership in the 0 Z I 0004 ADVISOR . . .Mf.M1tche11 SEATED: Karl Magnusen, Carl Wood, Catherine Karr, Ruth Ann Behrens. STANPING Michael Cowen, Steven Karges, Frederick Leist, Jr., Terry Booth, Ruth Ann Harrington Nancy Allen. f 4. Q A A Q 'Q rf..,.l V wr i n ea 9 L Y SNA cf A E I fp 0 f s :T-4 V 01 is SgE fr s ,B S IP 67 Reliving the glories of the ancient world . . . enjoying the delicacies of a Roman banquet . making a pilgrimage to Delphi . . . honoring an outstanding Latin stu- Q O dent . .. 0444 Zamak has a large and enthusiastic membership. ADVISOR . . . Miss Fenzl ROW I: Shulind, Roley, McGui- gan, Wilson, Lamb, Winklebauer, Woldgram, Wagner, Frank, Ne- bel. ROW 2.' Stry, Schneider, Fink, Basel, Kester, Redlin, Baier. ROW 3: Thoma, Buchanan, Cart- wright, Stahmer, Marks, Oaks 3 Fox, Moore, Krueger, Burr, Hor- witz, Clayton, Wyman. ROW I.' Kuhnz, Dennin, Rom- berg, Pump, Petersik, Schmitt, Gomoll, Bathke, Londo. ROW 2: Warner, Weyers, Mauritz, Pur- chatzke, Werner, Karges, Schroe- der, Karr, Weinman. ROW 3: Saunier, Sedlachek, Ziegenhagen Sonnleitner, Wegener, Duex, Gun- derson, Nordquist, Berger. J Ni Q . 4 ' 1 ROW I: McGuigan, Kester, Spanbauer, Wiechman, Lamb, Weinman. ROW 2: Meyer, Basel, Cartwright, Suckow, Lueck, Sheffy, Connick, Kolberg, Lyman, F loether. ROW 3: Mirkes, Sullivan, Oaks, Fox, Schroeder, Karr, Karges, Ostertag, Rosser, Knoop. ROW 4: Gunderson, Witte, Rob- ertson, Fine, Hemmer, Line, Everts, Novotny, Duex, Nordquist. A compass . . . a slide rule . . . a sextant . . . tricky problems . . . challenging brain teasers . . . awards to outstanding students in algebra and geometry . . . yes, math can be fun in ROW I: Henshaw, Jung- wirth, Peterson, Ruprich, Ken- nedy, Koch. ROW 2.' Ehren- berg, Wagner, Loots, Goggins Pfeil, B e d u h n , Petersik, Schmitt, W e b e r , Kaldus. ROW 3: McAllister, Jensen, Stry, Zingler, Harral, Morton Rhyner, Kennedy, Krueger, Warner, Bitter, Bailey. ROW 4: Purchatske, Ponce, Bork, King, Kratsch, Novitch, Hor- witz, Duex, Zaske. J s I ADVISOR . . . Mr. Hoffman ROW I: Lindo, Feren, Jones, Dempsey, Bathke, Shulind, Behrens. ROW 2: Thoma, Koplitz, Davis, Reinke, Schneider, Lowell, Kratsch, Davis. ROW 3: Kliz, Dohrman, Perk, Horwitz, Rumlow, Hollands, Roatz, Dahlke, Beduhn, Juedes, Sedlachek. ROW 4: Meyer, Ferguson, Sedlacheck, Bloechl, Betchall, Townsend, Wood, Pomraning, Sonnleitner, Feibig, Tadych, Yarne. 13 29 '13 +I' ? .27 sa 1 57 X2 'E 27 I -122 i 'M ROW I: Lloyd, Smith, Stein- hilber, Sutliff, Hall, Ehrenberg. ROW 2: Esslinger, Lowther, Zentner, Schiessl, Cudahy, ROW 3: Reamer, Galow, March, Suckow, Loots, Eyers. ADVISOR . . . Miss Siebert riffs, jigii? its iff' ROW I: Hir1tze,il5Sgteckbauer Otto, Hom, Boedeif Kalous lin. ROW 2: Sontag, Sabott man, Ternes, Dahlke, Tesch Koeck. ROW 3: Siewert Bitter, Bailey, Zingler, Weglin, gensen, Ziegenhagen, Horwitz. Badminton, basketball, bowling . . . volleyball, swimming, and golf . . . the thrill of team competition and the challenge of individual achievement . . . letters, chev- rons and pins . . . a graceful winner, a good loser . that's 6.14.24 ROW I: Ehrenberg, Kuhnz, Peerenboom, Krukow, Zuhlke, Schmitt. ROW 2.' Frie- del, Siewert, Gauger, Pump, Dahl, Gelfers, Weyers, Schneider, Koplitz, ROW 3: Dahms, Warner, Mugerauer, Mauritz, Hicks, Case, Gogolewski, Lowther, Kling- beil. - 7 Hawlry, Belongie, Grota, Dev- Kundc, Wilkins, Meyer, Wiech- 1 1 Peroutkc, Rhyner, Seibold, Jor- ,ff Q iff? X , .ef 1 if ' Q?,fy W f Q be 5 T QALQ 4 if JN g,,, fv- Ji wig' als i ., , 4 572, 2 f ,, 5, Letters . . . chevrons . . . well-deserved rewards . . . many crowded hours of swim- ming, wrestling, and bowling . . . of volleyball, basketball, and golf . . . all activities open to boys who become members of , 7, A 14, . ADVISOR . . . Mr. Quandt ROW I: Trickel, Ferguson, Manthey, White, Molus, Wojciechowski, Johnson, Rob- ertson, Cole, Schroeder, Duchatschek, Rosanske. ROW 2: Wetterau, Schraa., Bradke, Schoenberger, Werner, Portman, Schumacher, Fine, Schroeder, Glavin, Miller, Neta Schlosser. ROW 3: Schuhart, Kleveno, Farber, Krohn, Paffenroth, Line, Osborn, Pau- lick, Kumbier, McCarthy, O'Laughlin, Gauger. .,,.mw-.M I e Tw X My ,fe Nm H 65,51 E 5 ,ff ROW I: McCray, Hoffmaster, Hammack, Duex, Hartmann, Knoop, Meyer. ROW 2: Boese, Meyer, Hayes, Schneider, Luedtke, Horwitz. ROW 3: Meyer, Krohn, Pierce, Hartman, Yarne, Schroeder. 7 Assisting at the blood b k ROW I: Peterson, Murawski, Lautenschlager, Lowell, Schneider, McBriar, Mottl, Steck- bauer, Smith, Frank, Fisher. ROW 2: Embs, Retelle, Raatz, Wissink, Spanbauer, Koplitz, F . . . ranz, Flanlgan, Augsburger, Bleckinger. ROW 3: Stahmer, Weich, Boettner, Jorgensen Potratz, Bradley, Yarne, Groskruetz, Seibold, Kroening, Sitzberger, Petrick. 7 an . . . working on clothing and food drives 'rf-X for needy families . . . visiting hospitals to entertain the patients . . . plan- W ning a party for the children at the orphanage . . . helping with the.an- nual Red Cross drive . . . these are a few of the activities of if ed , a service club in the fullest sense of the word. ADVISOR . . . Miss Ledwell V! I I 72 Miller, Polzin, Brayton, Clark, Schultz man, Wolf, Kumbier, Bradley, Gieger ker. A trip to the national convention . . . excitement at the annual Corn Show . . . the suspense in naming the Corn and Oats King . . . the challenge of the oratori- cal contest . . . the prized exhibits at the fairs . all in the yearis program for K I f the boys who plan to spend their lives improving the quality of the nation's market basket. ADVISOR . . . Mr. Miller , 'W gpg? Z, ROW I: Rusch, Kolb, Horinsell, Feyer, Raddatz, Belanger, Wiechman. ROW 2: Koplitz, Thomas, Koplitz, Ruedinger, Bongert, Tesch, Miller. ROW 3: Glatz, Steineke, Koch, Kleinschmidt, Klein- schmidt, Reichenberger, Kind, Jipson. 73 ROW I: Kolb, Hughes, Glatz, Bartelt, Weints, Wuest. ROW 2: Garbe, Luebke, Bradley, Wilde, Stadtmueller, Schmid, Hughes, Kaufman. ROW 3: Garbe, Dehn, Benson. ROW 4: Nolte, Kumbier, Wieg- Springborn, Werner. ROW 5: Elmer, Dar- kow, Tigert, Jones, Dehn, Kumbier, Bec- M'-Nw QFWX Ei-f 25 f ff? ,Alia Vg. 'P' 5, ,, ,, A.,-f ' 'H '1f 7'ii ,A 4 ff ,r Wi gf: RO I: Hicks, Mugerauer McDonell, Sipple, Martin ROW 2: Schneider, McBriar J Atkins, Bartels, Gall, -Hawleyfmwf fNelson. ROW 3: Gherke, Mil- ler, Pauls , Krukow, Muraski, Olson, Zu lke,'Framberger, En- glemann, Behrens. ROW 4. Koplitz, Klingbeil, Meidl, Kop- litz, Soderquist, Sitzberger, Wal- ter, Ruedinger, Warner, Losse, Tiigfiia. Q , if ff C3i35g'M ,fi X, :ffl ffflmyf M--Wfgi jf fi j QM Mb? . . - . rh- Raisingfmoneyf tlgjpfikhigthe sale of OHS stat1,n ery . .Qgplanmng far-M-she annual W ,ff convention . . . gaining eiiperience by working ir teacher . . listening to helgful If 5 N X X-mm., f 'iff' I X I K. 6, ,y talks by lead s 1n the busiiixessfwvorld . . . ,Q M My X ' ,,.,, M in W' W Y, - ,F 0 sm as G--Nix .MA I, W, ' yxthe club fer the girl Qggth her ,MW iwff Z3 ,Y X ,Hr RWM, 'NX ,f eyijon tomorrow. MK? Mf,-M ex W,,-ff-'Q if AD VIS ORS .lf Miss Vor Miss Westpqn WN m,.,M'i' ff ' N3 -.ge ww2'm f X f' . frm' -----V G' !,,.,f-vw L Lf Raj lxkxxm, M fm ff if ei W. ' ,M ...N as-ir, 2 ROW I: Postl, Steckbauer, Helmuth, Putzer, Kel- sen, NPriCkett, Weber, issink, Kuregir, Koch, lerrnan, Polishinski, Wagner, Kunde, Wendt, Son- Ternes, Siabott, Rouse. OW 3LlRadda , Roebke, tag, Koeclgt, Whitternore, Nitkciwvski, Kalata. ROW Kroening, Ziihgler, Rhynefmggbdld, Engel, Flan- XZZQ' HableffNowicki, Bailey, Bitter? Buchanan, Jorgen- agan, Frank, Kallinyxllk, Wolf, Sawicki. 'M' 1 ,, i7 A W, if ,mf Cf ,SK mm l l Kay! twirl-f-M Y f' I 3 Af 2 'Q t Adventures in the world of books . . . outlets for creative talent through bulletin boards and,displays , . . peppy meetings with interesting speakers and food . . . mem- bers of S1 1151 I share all this plus many worthwhile hours of real service to our school through their work in the libraries. ADVISOR . . . Miss Rollinson SEATED: Bloechl, Bargenquast, Schroeder, Chapin, Kramer. STANDING: Frank, Blan- chard, Rearner, Foster, Basel, Ramsden, Sonnleitner, Durrant, Beduhn, Shulind, Burdick Lueck, Peirce, Augsburger, Scoville, Fisher, Koch. 7 jaw 0 ff 75 J SEATED: Gall Kester, Neta, Fritz, Wood, Purchatske, Horwitz, Goehrs. STANDING: Rob- ertson Baxandall Pump, Stahmer, Allen, Karr, Schroeder, Fox, Moore, Christenson, Meyer, Gomoll Framberger. How about a caption for this? . . . Where's the layout for page 2O?,' . . . Remember the deadline is next week! . . . a grand mixture of grease pencils, slide rules and ideas . . . of potato chips, chatter, and coke . . . the thrill of the finished product . . . that's the ' Sfdff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... ...... ' ................... C atherine Karr ASSOCIATE EDITORS ...... James Bray, Phil Fritz, Miriam Robertson, Mary Stahmer ART .... Nancy Allen - editor, Helene Bartz, Judith Horwitz, Carol Meyer C LENDAR ......... ....... J anice Chapin - editor, Ellyn Framberger, Anne Moore, Mary Ellen Thoma LUBS . . . ...... Sue Gomoll - editor, Nancy Gall, M Gretchen Goehrs, Ellen Romberg S 5 ,, . . . ........... Carol Schroeder - editor, Donna Bathke, Sandra Cartwright, Judith Kratsch 'EAI ......... J udith Kester - editor, Jalane Christensen, Ellen Fox, ag!! J Tom Neta, Gerald Purchatske, Katie Pump, Sue Zentner Q Q, f OGRAPH Y .......... Donald Kratsch, editor, Mary Ann Baxendall im ti ' RTS ............ Carl Wood - editor, Sue Gauger, Joyce Gogolewski 4, Q gets AD VISOR . . . Miss Josslyn 77 I J 9 2 SE SC J 3 . Q .,.. , ,,,.., . ,,,... 223,44 if .f ' page .3 pf- f , ff'z .l Jai' I ' .,55f! 0l P' iii' , ,,, ,,, , , , :mfs J ' sf M 1 ...,. L ,Z ,QQQ Nfl:-F, R mm M- t NK-'ww I ..,, ,gl ,.,,. SEATED: Koplitz, Pollack, Nieman. STANDING: Murawski, Reischl, Reinders, Schettle, Winklebauer, Kriz, Hupe. '7 x The drive for more subscribers . . . the search for willing advertisers . . . distri- bution problems . . . BUSINESS MANAGER ............. ....... S ally Drexler ADVERTISING MANAGER .............. Gerald Purchatske STAFF ........ D. Pollack, Schettle, R. Hupe, M. Kriz, R. Winklebauer, A. Nieman, F. Luther, A. Murawski, B. Koplitz, M. Reischl, M. DuPrey ADVISOR . . . Mr. Pennewell 78 Nxff -, 44 fi. xy! fl .N 1 4?' ZH 4 N T: . Q JZ e 0 ff . . . An endless round of picture schedules . . . piles UD of money to be counted I . . . behind-the-scenes workers who keep us in the black are the S of our publications. BUSINESS MANAGERS ........ Ruth Ann Behrens, Rita Hupe PICTURES ........................... M. Warren, B. Hicks ADVERTISING ........ Beck, K. Reinders, S. Cartwright, R. Winklebauer, N. Mugerauer, S. Zingler, S. Rhyner, K. Weber, H. White, S. Metko, G. Ilk, S. Schneider ADVISOR . . . Mr. Grosskopf Tl'ur-flnkll Q5 -V 'lo A-A 'EB 'iff 1 K SEATED: Warren, Hicks, Ilk, Behrens. STANDING: Beck, Cartwright, Reinders, Winkle- bauer, Mugerauer, Zingler, Rhyner, Hupe, Weber,White, Schneider, Metko, 79 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Emmrich D. Krueger, K. Kroening, D. Paf: fenroth, S. Cartwright, K. Kunde K. Miller, D. Buchanan, K. Bitteri D. Bathke, Mrs, Rothenbach. ' an Weed ABOVE: Karl Bunke, Mrs. Irene Rothenbach, Joseph Schuster. BE- LOW: Carl Dreyer, Edwin Janke, Carlton Noe. awmwsmmmmewiftms yn i:..:.,:w.M.efwwtw ..ff:,- .fp i'-0:-1 .M me 4 . Q SEATED: G. Fleck, L. Kation, Hubbard, P. Rogge, A. Shulind Duex. STANDING: L. Portman, Smet, G. Purchatske, R. Larson, Nowak, C. Anderson, G. Kester, Vajgrt, C. Schultz, R. Hanke, Garbe, I. Korth, W. Miller. The mouth-watering aroma from the cafeteria . . . a never ending stream of absence slips to be gathered . . . another Elm to be shown . . . clean, shining halls after vacation . . . a band aid just in time . . . for these and many other services we pay I 4 b ridala LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Weitz, Miss Hogan, Beck, J. Stoeckli. SEATED: J. Schram, S. March D. Mauritz, J. Dahms, M. Jung- wirth. STANDING: K. Friedel, P Smith, B. Schmidt, N. Warren, S Guest, C. Dahl, J. Gelfers, J. Jor- gensen, E. Erdmann, S. Wokosin G. Schultz, E. Wirth. KP K , x x I tau, I 'lg I . ,. Qli 'ke Nr ,ul Y , N. , 1 JW' went JMX a W ' a TS- lil ' ' ffice I LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Ulrich, R. Winklebauer, J. Schumacher, S. Rhy- ner, S. Schumacher, S. Zingler, B. Siewert, R. Burkart, Norton. J The only activity not touched by our stagger system was the sports program and We -4' S ' and l by watching our fine teams in action. 1 X 3 5 ROW I.' Mgr. Meyer, Schlosser, Hansen, McCarthy, Schnei- der, Bradke, Tyson, Portman, Paffenroth, Schoenberger Schraa, Pelky. ROW 2: Mgr. Schumacher, Klinger, Trickel Frank, Schumerth, Marin, Sawall, Wiesner, Konrad, Bradleyi FRONT: M. Muraski, K. Stry, S. Lindo. REAR: C. Wilson, Warner, P. Dohrman. J Peerenboom, Kaminsky, Coach Schum,erth. ROW 3: Mgr. Balda, Kriha, Olsen, Wojciechowski, Martyn, Egnoski, Ahrens, Frey, Eyers, Stang, Schmiedel, Quast, Reichenberger, Coach Hall. 'Zee 0,404 September 13 - Wausaw 7 ..... Oshkosh 19 CTherej In a hard fought game the Indians took their opener on one touchdown by Lehmann and two by Konrad. September 19 - Green Bay East 23 . Oshkosh 7 QTherej Four fumbles and two interceptions brought the In- dians defeat in the Conference opener. Konrad and Trickel combined to give us our score. September 26 -- Manitowoc 14- . . . Oshkosh 13 fHerej One blocked PAT kick made all the difference after Schlosser and Trickel both crossed the goal line. October 3 - Green Bay West 30 . . Oshkosh 0 CHerej The Wildcats were really wild and a large Homecom- ing crowd witnessed the crushing defeat of the Indians by a powerful West team. CAPTAIN . . . Jim Bradke I I I I I I X Q ROW I: Coach Isaacson, Kotschi, Penzenstadler, Angle, Youngwirth, Wolff, Hopkins, Zink, Krause ROW 4 Mgr Stark, Senderhauf, Mugerauer, Werner, Coach Betry. ROW Boese, Russler, Scheer, Weisbrick, Clark Barth Keefe G11 2: Staerkel, Rodat, Schroeder, Schmitt, Dahl, Miller, Gay- lingham, Mgr. Klix. hart, Schmick. ROW 3: Ziebell, Herrle, Williams, Llwellyn, 0 0 October 11 - Sheboygan Central 14 Oshkosh 7 fTherej The yardage was almost equal but the game was lost after five Indian fumbles. The highlight: Schoenbergefs 93-yard run-back! October 18 - Appleton 13 ...... Oshkosh 14- fTherej A well-played contest with Schlosser scoring the two TD's broke our four-game losing streak. October 24 - Sheboygan North 20 Oshkosh 26 CHerej Schoenberger again proved his worth by adding 13 points to our second conference victory. October 30 - Fond Du Lac 7 .... Oshkosh 14- fHerej Scorers Schoenberger, Schumerth, and Trickel, with ample team backing, combined for a brilliant finale! 644 704W Steal- ifecnted Wien my Wm PL ER OF THE YEA ff ' A NX:-i .!ezza K 86 mm W4-may LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Lamb, Mary Jannsen, Sharon Putzer, Susan Thomson, Betty Weyers. Pot-lucks . . . Pennants . . . Power-packed Plays' . . Pulchritude . . . and Pep . . . that,s our 87 -,-,, Q Q, Y Q K 1 f V f' J 1 9 RR ? 9'-S4 Q 1 '.k, V , . L fl Z2.2, 4w ' , s Effi , ,.. ,.,.,.,. . . V .. Guard ,C1'!'1, boys! It's a steeee-rike! Mr. Quandt congratulates tennis champion, Pete Drahn fLeftj, and golf champ, Mike Schroeder. Jackknlfe f4fz'e'z Wana MIAA offers year round act1v1t1es for sports mmded boys Over 200 part1c1pants enjoy bowllng wresthnff, basketball tennls, golf swlmmmo' and plng pong Po1nts are awarded for part1c1pat1on 1n both team and solo sports and a letter IS presented to anyone who accumu lates 1500 A speclal award IS reserved for those who reach the 3000 mark Each year the top ten w1nners are g1ven a tr1p to a Braves game Our mtramural program IS 1mportant 1n pro v1d1nU an outlet for Uood players who are not on a vars1ty team as well as 1n oHer1ng healthful spare t11'1'1C act1v1ty Its Great popularlty how ever, can only be attnbuted to the fact that It s fun' Splash' ' l . 5 Q: J 1 D ' 1 . . . , D D - , D 3 - ' 9 Let ,er go, Jean Krukow! ' ,466 ' like Z 4 ua Our school has a club known as GAA, The group which brings all kinds of sports your way. There's badminton, bowling -lots of fun - Ana' tennis and swimming for everyone. One of our goals as we join in the play Is to win a big letter on Sports Awards Day. Oops! LETTER MEN FRONT: B. Siewert, B. Weyers, J, Kuhnz, J. Gogolew- ski. REAR: J, Warner, N. Mugerauer, R. Harrington, S, Gauger, D. Mauritz. It's Kathy Brejcha, Mr. Nord, you'd better sign her up! fl s a? BADMINTON DOUBLES CHAMPS: A. Wiechman, J. Dahlke, and J. Gogolewski. NOT PICTURED: J. Klingbeil. Well, here we are - over four hundred of us - products of a Fine, American public school. We've absorbed the learning, we've met the challenges, and we've enjoyed the great variety of experiences pictured in these pages. We've had three years of work and fun and happy association. Those years have given us confidence to meet whatever the future may hold. We are proud to be of 0 1-wwf H-.-...Vw Mm fl3f21z'XY E. 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'Wi-1V ik A' f Vis-if I2L,, 5M fhx ,Q 1, ,- VY 'S V 5?fwW5 35-V s ,Z Q 83 'F ,ig f V1 awfvn' ' W 5 li ' 1' A I 1 V' V y 'i f ' L??.,,a.f-. , , , - , ' W IJ-'25 SL.. ' zu, 5 I':5:i ,H , f- -,., -VV... Vw ,,,,., MM JOAN ABRAHAM Treble Choir, Jr. Masque, GAA, Car- rousel GARY ADAMS JOHN ALLEN Izaak Walton NANCY ALLEN NOTEBOOK, Class Treas. 10, Class Sec. 11, Jr. Masque, Sec. 10, Sr. Masque, Once in Every Family , Latin Club, Student Council, Sec. 12, A Cappella, Vagabond King , Homecoming Queen, 12, Girls' State, O'Neil Honor Society JOAN ALLMERS CHARLES ANDERSON Intramurals, Track, Service Club JUDITH ANDERSON BARBARA ANTHES Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, A Cappella, FBLA, GAA, Alpha Rho Tau, V. Pres. 11 JOANN AUGSBURGER Jr. Historical Society, GAA, Jr. Masque 4, M59 JUDITH BECK Modern Language , PATRICIA HELENE BARTZ ' MARY ANN GAA, Jr. Masque, BARTOW GAA, Jr. Masque, BAXENDALL Sr. Masque, Jr. His- A Cappella, J r. Class Council 11, NOTEBOOK 11-12, torical S o c i e t y , BARBARA BAIER Masque,Modern Lan- Latin Club, NOTE- GAA, Treble Choir, NOTEBOOK, Serv- Latin Club, Band guage BOOK Band ice Club ROBERT BECKLER RUTH ANN BEHRENS St. Council 125 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg FBLAg NOTEBOOK 11-12 -- Bus. Mgr. 125 Pythagorean Council 5 Bandg O'Neil Honor Society ROBERT BERRY Baseballg Football LINDA BIEDERMAN Safety Councilg Jr, Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Modern Languageg GAA3 Treble Choirg Jr. Red Crossg FBLA RALPH BINDER FRED BISSER MIAA5 Baseball DAVID BLOCK Jr. Red Crossg MIAA BONNIE BLECKINGER Jr. Masqueg Student Councilg GAA5 Jr. Red Crossg FTAg Modern Language BARBARA BLOECHL SLSC s. :': v::, tif: 21, -: , ::-1 ,, f ,,: ' -,-, 1- ,.,'f::.: s At, -f-5 4 I ,:1-'r ' Vttz -r ,- b f'q ftt, 'f2- : ' 'f ' ':'? ROBERT BOESE Class President 10 g Class Council 11 5 SANDRA BOOK MIAA Bandg Orchestra TERRY BOOTH Modern Language 5 Jr. Masqueg A Cap- pellag Carrousel g Vagabond Kingng Oklahoma 3 Bandg MIAA5 Boys' Stateg Class V. Pres. 12g DOLORES O'Neil Honor Society BOSTWICK ARDENE BOUGIE JAMES BRADKE DENIS BRAWN Footballg T r a c k 3 Izaak Waltong SOS MIAA JAMES BRAY Jr. Masqueg Student Council 10 5 Class Council 12 5 Boys' Stateg Pythagoreang NOTEBOOK, Assoc. Editor 12 RONALD BRIGHAM MARY BROWN Jr. Masque g Sr. Masqueg GAAg A Cappellag ' ' Ok l a - home, 5 Vagabond Kingug Jr. Red Crossg Service Club 4195? JAMES BRUINS Student Council 125 Footballg Basketball 11g Trackg Golf ROBERT BUCHOLTZ Footballg Basketballg Baseball JUDITH BUJAN Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAA5 Class Coun- cil 125 Treble Choirg Oklahoma THOMAS BURGETT Latin Clubg Modern Languageg MIAAQ Jr. Historical Societyg A Cappellag Vagabond Kingng Class Council 105 Pythagorean Council ROY BURKART MIAAQ Izaak Waltong FTA, Treas. 11 RICHARD BUTT Safety Councilg Footballg Basketballg Track ROBERT BUTT FFA, Sentinel 11 SONDRA CARTWRIGHT GAA5 FBLAQ Drum Corps SANDRA CASE Jr. Masqueg Student Council 10g Modern Language g GAA RUSSELL CASTNER JANICE CHAPIN FERN DAVID CLARK MARY CLARK Modern Languageg CHRISTENSEN FFA, Exchange Mgr. Jr. Masqueg NOTE.- BOOK 12g Student Council 11g Class Council 12 .'-. ---:. -M- '- :,, , :--.' Er f , , ' -x ii. .lll, ,,c1 ,.lll.l, Q l,x. - I. yy 1 m g -as CLARK CLIPPS JUDITH CLOUGH Drum Corps DAVID COUGER THOMAS COUNTS FFA Reporterg MIAA MICHAEL COWEN Basketballg Footballg Trackg Class V. Pres. 115 Student Council 11,12, President 125 Athletic Council 125 Choristersg Intrarnuralsg Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society MICHAEL CUISINIER MIAA CAROL DAHL GAA, V. Pres. 11 - President 125 Alpha Kappag Safety Council, Sec. 103 Student Councilg Modern Languageg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Treble Choirg Jr. Red Cross JACQUELINE DAHMS GAAg Jr. Masqucg Sr. Masqueg FBLAg Class Council 10g Safety Council 11 LOIS DAUBERT FBLA3 Orchestra E lf- ARDEN DRAEGER Footballg Trackg Chor- istersg MIAA SALLY DREXLER Choristersg F B L A , INDEX5 Jr. Masque, Once in Every Fam- ilyn JAMES DAVIS LOIS DEHN GAAg Jr. Masqueg INDEX 11 LeROY DEHN FFA KATHLEEN DENNIN GAAg Jr. Masqueg Latin Clubg Jr. Historical Society EDWARD DERUS CAREN DEVENDORF INDEX5 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Defiance of David Charlesng Once in Every Familyug GAAQ Treble Choir WILLIAM DIEMEL TERRANCE DOBBINS GERALD DOUGHTY Footballg Baseball 4,4 1959 LAWRENCE DUNNA MEREDITH DuPREY Jr. Masqueg INDEX 125 Jr. Historical So- ARDITH DURANT cietyg GAAg Once in Jr. Masqueg GAAg Every Family SLSC JEFFRY ECKHART A Cappella5 Okla- homa 5 Vagabond King 5 MIAA5 Class VICKI EHRENBERG Jr. Masque5 Sr. Mas- que5 Jr. Red Cross5 GAA5 Treble Choir5 SUSAN ELLEN PATRICIA ELMER ROBERT ENGELKE Alpha Rho Tau Jr. Masque Izaak Walton Council 11, 125 Intra- Pythagorean murals ws, Q .. 1 Q. . w. . , UH. .Q i n--. 5535 aim, .- -f-if ' -. A i f an f -aa I 5. ' X ..l- . , f - i t .wl, L ,- .5 K A i iz tlii ' DONALD EPPLEY A Cappella5 Cmousel', Masque5 Latin Club5 MIAA ELOISE ERDMAN J Class Council 105 Jr. MasqueaFBLA KARON EVANSON INDEX 11,125 Student Council 105 Jr. His- torical Societyg Jr. Red Sr. Masque5 GAA5 Drum SHARON EVANSON Drum Corpsg Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Red Cross5 FBLA5 INDEX Masque RICHARD EVERTS DAVID FARBER FFA5 Izaak Walton5 MIAA RICHARD FARRELL MIAA: Class Council 10 DIANE FAUST Jr. Masque5 Jr. Histori Band KATHLEEN FELKER Jr. Masque5 Service Club 5 Oklahoma 5 Jr. Crossg Jr. Masque 5 Corps 5 Jr. Masque5 Sr. cal Society 5 GAA 5 JUDITH GALL r. Red Cross, SLSC THOMAS GALVIN Student Council 10 Class Council 12 FTA, MIAAQ Base ball 5 Intramurals JOHN FEREN Student Council 11, Izaac Walton, Pres. 12 Baseball RICHARD FINE Entered from Ironwood, Michigan, MIAA Band, Band Council, Pythagorean Council Orchestra MARIE FISHER GAA, Jr. Red Crossg SLSC LINAD FLANIGAN GAAQ Jr. Historical Society, Jr. Masque, FBLA ELLYN FRAMBERGER GAA, Jr. Masque, Sr. Masque, Choristers NOTEBOOK 11,12g FBLA, Class Council 11,12 WILLIAM FREIBERG KATHERINE FRIEDEL GAA, Treble Choir, Jr. Masque, S Masqueg FBLA, INDEX 11,12 PHILIP FRITZ A Cappella, Carrousel g Oklahoma Vagabond King , Latin Club, NOTE BOOK 11,12, Associate Editor 125 Masque, MIAA JUDITH GAGNELIUS Treble Choirg Drum Corpsg GAA, Choristers of 7?57 GARY GARBE : FFA, DHIA, Presi- ROGER GAUGER dent 10, Intramurals Intramurals 5 MIAA SUSAN GAUGER Modern Language g GAA, Exec. Board 12, Letter, Drum Corpsg Jr. Masque, Sr. Mas- que, NOTEBOOK 125 Jr. Historical S0- cietyg Student Coun- cil 12 ANN GAVIN Orchestrag Modern Languageg GAA3 IN- DEXg SOS ROBERT GEARY JOYCE GEFFERS Orchestrag GAAg Jr. Masque, V. Pres. 115 Sr. Masqueg Service Clubg FBLAQ Student Council 125 Class Secretary 12 PATRICIA GEHRKE Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Society DANIEL GENAL Shop Safety WILLIAM GERDES GARY GINNOW WILLIAM GLATZ Footballg Baseball FFA, Secretary 125 FFA, Basketballg MIAAg Izaak Waltong DHIA, Secretary 11 - President 12 NANCY GLIDDEN FBLAg Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg GAA f- :Y I ' fifiezm-se' 'A xfiezfai 257 iw 4, 455 I 6 1 1 , . I . W ' ' 2 ' R. zflxl' wwf 2 if I 'Mis K- wi, x x 4. I RWM flu 5435 52-w is 1 gf 5'fQ N' K Q Y 1 A QQ, ' 55 Sa MW, wi vm I-N gk as I 342 J. .f ,A ggi? rp- if 4? 1-aw :Mi 2 5 1 ,W G 5 al 1 s 2 Y Y , ,, ...:, 5 l Y x fx 1 ,, 3 1 x is .Q Us Q t . ,J yqsgff gr f., 5 J .5+f,,,.,. :W K.w,n,' ..,' e fl. ,. W ...,.,,.f.:3 I 1l'il ' Eggs Aga S43-gg may Tm . W I -. Tim. - ' 'rim ffm Q if 163531 ill' 'TF ' , is - . Qlvv '1:. -Q..V: fr E .A A JOYCE GOGOLEWSKI SUSAN GOMOLL FTAQ NOTEBOGKQ Bandg NOTEBOOKg GAA, Exec. .B01fI'd3 Jr. Red Crossg Latin Letter! JT- H15t01'1C31 Clubg GAA5 Alpha SUZANNE GROFF JAMES GROTA SOCi6tY5 Modern Lan- Kappag Jr. Historical GERALD GONYO Jr. Red Crossg Service Izaak Waltong Track guage Society Izaak Walton Club Mgr.g Intramurals VIVIAN GROUT SANDRA GRUSE FRANKLIN SANDRA GUEST HAROLD GUMZ GUENTHER GAAg Modern Lan- Track guageg Jr. Masqueg Bandg Service Club af 7757 JAMES HACKBARTH RUTH HACKER GARY HANDO Carrousel g Oklahoma 5 Vagabond King 5 A Cappellag Student Council 115 Jr. Masque DuWAYNE HANSEN Footballg Intramurals HOPE HANSEN Jr. Masqueg Drum Corpsg FBLAg GAA3 Jr. Historical Society KAY HANSEN , A Jr. Masqueg INDEXg Choristersg Class Coun- cil 11g Modern Language RUTH ANN HARRINGTON GAA, Treasurer 113 Jr. Masque, Treas. 115 Sr. Masqueg FTA, Sec. 11 - Pres. 115 A Cappellag Vagabond King 5 NOTEBOOK 11g Class Treasurer 125 Girls' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society MARY ANN HARTMAN ' Jr. Masqueg GAAg Jr. Historical Societyg FBLAg Choristers SANDRA HARTMAN Jr. Masqueg Drum Corpsg FTA MARY ELLEN JUDITH HEFT CARL HENNING BARBARA HERZIG BARBARA HICKS HEBBLEWHITE Jr. Masqueg FBLA Modern Language Jr, Masque, Sec, 113 FBLA, Reporter 12 GAA5 Sr, Masque? GAA5 Treble Cl'10lI' Safety Council 115 Student' Council 125 Treble Choirg NOTE- BOOK 11g Modern Language . 2 Y 545.2 l ft ' K' yi' f.Xffaf'5F?37l W- ,i f f ' frffiw V ' V g 'l ' il LAUREL HILDAHL MARY HILTZ ROY HINN THOMAS HOBBS MIAAg Izaak Walton THOMAS HOFFMASTER Entered from Wayland Acadernyg Once in Every Family BARBARA HORTON ROGER HOTCHKISS MIAAQ Football JAMES HUGHES FFA, ,Reporter 115 FFA Basketballg Band JOHN HUGHES FFA, Reporter 10, Secretary 11, V. President 125 FFA Basketball Q JAMES JUDKINS Choristers JUDITH KABKE Jr. Masqueg FTAQ Jr. Historical Societyg INDEXQ Latin Clubg Treble Choir HAZEL HUDSON RITA HUPE Jr. Masqueg Alpha Kappag Bandg FBLAg NOTEBOOKQ INDEX ROSAYN ILK Safety Councilg Latin Club MARY JANSSEN Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAA5 Cheerleading 11,125 A Cappellag Vagabond Kingng Alpha Kappa GORDON JONES FFA3 Basketballg Exchange Mgr. KENNETH JOOSS Student Councilg Izaak Waltong MIAA JOBY JORDAN Modern Languageg Treble Choirg Jr. Masque, Pres. 115 Sr. Masqueg Jr. Red Cross JUNE JORGENSEN Bandg Drum Corpsg FBLA KENNETH JORGENSEN X ' M9 if 795 EGM :JW 5 'fr fwfh, af f2fef:..e '-is ,o',ag'n . Pr Latin Club, 4 2 1 Pres. AA' A Cappellag Vagabond King 3 Boys' Stateg MARVIN KAISER BARRY KALUPA O'Neil Honor Society Pres 1 ' of' TA, CATHERINE KARR THOMAS KELLY DAVID KILDSIG Student Council 11, 123 Alpha Kappag Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAAg Latin Club, Treas. 125 Treble Choir g Pythagorean, WILLIAM JUDITH KELVENO KLINGBEIL Footballg Track 5 Base- Treble Choirg FBLA ball 1 MIAA Tr bs. 12g EMNOTE- gg as Ib ,E , .. - tv or 11 Ed my A 4 ': 3 .. ,. ,..,... R ro ss 5 fian f of avid harles gg M Q E Once in Every Fam- ily 5 Jr. Historical So- cietyg Oratoryg Girls' Stateg AFS Repre- sentative to Germanyg Peake Awardg Sopho- more Awardg O'Neil Honor Society SANDRA KLISS Band GAYLE KLITZKE Band HARRY KLUGE w KAREN KOLASKE FBLAQ Gamma Sigma Kappag GAA NICK KOLB FFA, President 12g DHIA GERDA KOLBERG Bandg Modern Languageg GAAg Jr. His- torical Societyg Pythagorean Council JUDITH KOPE FBLA BARBARA KOPLITZ INDEXg FBLA3 Jr. Masqueg GAAg Gamma Sigma Kappag Jr. Red Cross SHIRLEY KOPLITZ Drum Corps M 0 d e r n Language GAA rarts miie? so Q I 'U g, L fi W 9 , ' sl an ill' lf 245 'lwwl ' Vlmlfi if ' ,g'3i1'f,3'f9s 5 13 x 3.1 l fr ,lm t ,Q t 1 gl 1 Q, Y, 1151395338 L gina, 14 . 4. ailing Aw swf W M W E 3 PHILIP KUHN Class Council 10 Izaak Waltong Stuj dent Councilg A Cap- pellag Oklahoma Vagabond King JUDITH KUHN Z Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Latin Club g GAA Jr. Red Cross INDEX ' BONNIE KORSCH Jr. Masqueg INDEXg A Cappellag Jr. Red Cross 5 Once in Every Family g GAA 5 Vagabond King PETER KOSMER SUZANNE KOTSCHI Jr. Red Cross JO ANN KRAMER Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crossg SLSC WAYNE KRANZ Archery g MIAA MICHAEL KRIZ INDEXg MIAA KENNETH KROHN MIAAg Tennisg SOSQ Basketball LAURA KRUKOW GAA5 FBLA JAMES KUBASTA af ms? ,1 w, of.-v A- .1 - 1' 'QJJGL If RICHARD KUMBIER Football 5 Baseball 5 Choristersg L a t i n C lu b 5 Pythagoreang JOHN KUSCHE THOMAS JENKINS Student Council 115 Izaak Waltong Boys' Izaak Waltong Foot- MIAA State ball Mgr. 10 KAREN JORDAN Jr. Masqueg Treble Choirg FBLAQ Jr. His- torical Society JOAN JORGENSEN Class Councilg FTAg Jr. Red Crossg FBLA DANIEL KEALEY Latin Clubg Baseball SUSAN KEILBERG INDEX, Editor-in-Chief 125 Jr. Masqueg A Cappellag Jr. Historical Societyg FTA JUDITH KENNEDY A Cappellag Oklahoma g Vagabond King 5 Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Pythagorean Council g Latin Clubg Jr. Red Crossg GAAQ FTAg Alpha Kappa , IRVIN KORTH A Y Service Club 1 A SHARON KRAUSE Jr. Masqueg FBLAg Drum Corps WILLIAM KRUEGER A Cappellag Oklahoma g Vagabond Kingng Modern Languageg Class Councilg MIAA DARWIN KUMBIER . . ,, . -. Q, 'sa '5- I r w ri i . ..... . M. H -2l ' NfwffflT ' . H . Lp.. W . i f f-I f w www -1l-.-- mwwssf' JEROME LAIN ROBERT KUMBIER Intramurals 5 Choris- FFA ters BONNIE LARSON Jr. Masque 3 Sr. Masqueg Jr. R e d Crossg Modern Languageg D r u m Corpsg Jr. Historical Society ROBERT LEARY Basketballg M I A A 5 Safety Councilg Base- ballg Class President 11 CHARLES LEHER FREDERICK LEIST Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, Pres. 12 5 Bandg A Cappellag Carrousel g Okla- homa g Vagabond King g MIAA5 Golfg Pythagorean Councilg Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society CAROLE LEMBERGER GAAg Jr. Historical Society BARBARA LENTZ A l p h a K a p p a g G a m III a S i g rn a Kappag GAAg Jr. Masqueg Jr. R e d Cross 5 Sr. Masque, Treas.5 A Cappellag Oklahoma,' 3 Vaga- bond King g NOTE- BOOK 115 Student Council 12 5 Service Club CARMEN LEUTHOLD Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red C ross 5 Orchestrag Bandg Blue Crutch Queen JEAN LEWIS A Cappellag Carrou sel g Oklahoma Vagabond Kingi' Bandg Modern Lan guageg Jr. Red Cross 4 ms? CHARLES LINE Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque, V. Pres. 125 Latin Clubg Pythagorean Council, Pres. 123 A Cap- pellag Carrousel g Oklahoma 5 Vagabond King 5 Basketballg Trackg MIAA5 Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society X JUDY ANN LOHMILLER A Cappellag Oklahoma 5 Vagabond King 5 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Modern Languageg Jr. Red Crossg GAA GLADYS LOSSE COSTANCE LOUGHRIN , A Cappellag Carrousel g Oklahoma g 'Vagabond Kingng GAAg Student Council 103 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Modern Lan- guageg Jr. Red Crossg Service Clubg FTA DARLENE LOWTHER Jr. Masqueg Drum Corpsg GAAg Jr. Red Crossg Sr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Society SHERYL LUHM -A Service Club I FAYE LUTHER Jr. Masqueg FBLAg INDEX CYNTHIA LYMAN Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg Pythagorean Councilg Student Councilg FTAg GAA JAMES McCARTHY NORMA MCCOY MARY McDONELL Entered from Madi- Jr. Red Crossg Jr. son Heights, Michigan Masqueg Sr. Masque Class Council 12 GLORIA MADEL Sr. Masqueg FBLAg SLSC, Treas. 11 Drum Corps SHIRLEY MADEL CAROL MADISON Jr. Masqueg FBLA Treble Choirg FBLAg Drum Corpsg Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg FBLA, Pres. 123 Sew- INDEX! GAA ice Club QB . . Q an at .ag it 'G .. - f: J'f?9J-V-A 1 , ,. 'M' W' m 4 sei. ' ' ' F' A. ,, ,gs Y .. , KARL MAGNUSEN Student Council 10,11,12g A Cappellag Oklahoma g Vagabond King 5 MIAAg Mgr. Football 10g Class President 123 Boys' Stateg O'Neil Honor Society KATHLEEN MALONE Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crossg Safety Council, Sec. 115 INDEXQ Alpha Rho Tau, Pres. 115 Jr. Historical Soicietyg GAAQ A Cappellag Vagabond Kingng Pythagorean Councilg Latin Club JANE MANTHEY A Cappellag Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg INDEXg Student Council 125 Service Club SUSAN MARCH Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masqueg Jr. Red Crossg INDEX5 GAA RICHARD MARIN Safety Councilg Class Council 105 Trackg Footballg Band DAVID MARKOFSKI Bandg Orchestrag Band Librarian DANIEL MARTI JOANN MARTIN Jr. Masqueg NOTEBOOK 113 Jr. Red Crossg FBLA, Treas. 12g Drum Coirpsg A Cappellag Vagabond King EUGENE MASON KAREN MATHEWSON Band MARY JANE MATSCHI Jr. Red Crossg INDEX 3 Service Club RUTH MATULLE FBLA DOROTHY MAURITZ INDEXg Treble Choirg Student Council 123 Class Council 115 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAAg Latin Club ROBERT MEASURE Footballg Basketballg Intramurals CAROL MEIDL Jr. Masqueg FBLA ROBERT MELI GERALD MESNA SHIRLEY METKO Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Or- chestrag INDEX 3 NOTEBOOK of 1959 THOMAS MILLER MARILYN Choristers g MIAA 5 WALTER MILLER MICHALEK Intramuralsg Jr. His- Service Clubg Shop RONALD MEYERS Jr. Red Cross ROBERT MILLER torical Society Safety 3 Safety Council WILLIAM MILLER FFA CHARLES MITCHELL: Izaak Walton JOHN MORTON MIAAg Intramurals LEE MUEGGE NANCY MUGERAUER GAA, Sec. 11 - Exec. Board 105 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Student Councilg FBLA, V. Pres. 125 NOTEBOOK MARY ANN MURASKI GAAg FBLAg Treble Choirg Oklahoma g Jr. Masqueg Cheerleader 12 AGNES MURAWSKI FBLAg jr. Red Crossg Alpha Rho Taug FTAgINDEX ROBERT NAGLER ISABEL NELSON Jr. Masqueg Modern Languageg Jr. Red CrossgFBLA '-. W . . . 'V iw. me ,A ,img ' THOMAS NETA MIAAQ Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical Societyg Class Council 125 Pythagorean Councilg Choristersg NOTE- BOOK AN GELINE NIEMAN FBLA g INDEX LOUISE NOLTE JUDITH NIGL A Cappellag Carrou- DONALD NORMAN Jr. Masque sel g Orchestra MIAAg Intramurals THOMAS MCCAIN A Cappellag MIAAg Carrousel g Okla- homa, 5 Vagabond King g Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Class Council 10g Class Treas 115 Latin Club JOANNE NORTON Jr. Red Cross 3 Jr. Masqueg Jr. Historical So cietyg GAA MARION NORTON Class Council 115 GAAQ Choristers OTTO NOWAK Safety Councilg NOTEBOOK 113 MIAA Track 5 Service Club DWIGHT NOYES RICHARD OELSCHLAGER Baseball 3 Shop Safety JOHN O'LAUGHLIN ARDEN OLEJNIK DARLENE OLSON Sr. Masqueg Once in Every Family FBLAg Bandg Entered from Wausau MICHAEL OSTWALD Student Council 10,l1,12g MIAAg Intra murals of ms? JAMES MARQUART Bandg Student Coun- ROBERT cilg Modern Language PAFFENROTH KAREN PARKER Jr. Masqueg GAAg Cheerleaderg A Cap- pellag Oklahoma ' Vagabond King JAMES PAULICK Modern Language Bandg MIAA w 4 MARY PAULICK FBLA LEE PENZENSTADLER MARY PERL GAA5 jr. Masque5 Jr. Red Crossg Modern Language 5 FTA: Service Club DENNIS PEROUTKA MARY PETERSIK Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Historical Societyg Latin Club5 Treble Choirg Jr. Masque5 Sr. Masque5 Pythagorean Council 5 GAA HELEN PETRICK Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Historical Society 5 Bandg Orchestra 5 Band Council 10 THOMAS PETTIT DAVID PFLANZER FERN PLASHKO Orchestra R. is A .:,2, .,:. ., A ,,., s:LQ.,:i ,t,, .l... W ? A' n :VP . Giv f ' 1 -vill V ffi' GLENN POKRANDT GABRIEL PONCE A Cappella.5 Okla- CAROL POLLACK Jr. M asq u e 5 Sr. MARLENE SUSAN POESCHL homa 5 Vagabond J r . R e d C ro s s 5 Ma.sque5 Pythagorean PORTER FBLA King 5 MIAA INDEX Council .I 1' - Masque! FBLA KATE PUMP GAA5 Jr. Red Cross 5 Masqueg Jr. Historical Societyg Class Council 12g Latin Clubg NOTEBOOK GERALD PORTMAN MIAAg Safety Coun cilg Izaak Walton Track 5 Football g Ten- nis SHARON PUTZER Cheerleaderg GAA, V. Pres. 12g Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Gamma Sigmag A Cappellag Carroll- sel 5 Oklahoma', 5 Vagabond King KAREN RADTKE NANCY RANDALL G AA 5 Pythagorean Council 3 FBLA 5 Jr. Masiqueg FNA3 Sr. Masqueg A Cappellag Vagabond King 5 Class Council 12 of 1959 BONNIE RAYMER Treble Choir 5 Jr. Red Cross GERALD REIGH Izaak Walton STEVEN REIGH Izaak Walton KAREN REINDERS FBLAg Jr. Red Crossg NOTEBOOK g INDEX JUDITH REISCHL Jr. Red Crossg FBLAQ Service Club MARY ANN REISCHL INDEX MARK ROBERTSON MIAA: Baseballg Bandg Pythagorean Council MIRIAM ROBERTSON Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg GAAQ Once in Every Family g Alpha Rho Taug NOTE- BOOK 11,12 - Associate Editor 125.Entered from Kubasaki High, Okinawa ROBERT ROELS PHILIP ROGGE ELLEN ROMBERG RICHARD WILLIAM ROSSER ARLENE ROST Service: Club Jr Red Cross Safety ROSANSKE PYth9-gofeafl Council .IP Red Cross Councxl jr Masque Band Orchestra MIAA Band H1St0I'1C3f1S0C1etY .lf Latm Club NOTE MIAA Q Masque BooK A Cappella 5 wg S X -za ' .'- 4 ' I 52' A A JOHN 1162314 Hind , ' BARBARA RUEDINGER C Treble'Choir'g 1r.,Masque FBLA MARTINRUEDINGER - FFA ,I -L, .BERNARD RUHI, ' A Cappellag Vagabon ton STEVEN RUSCH MELANIE RUTZ A Cappella KATHLYN RACE Jr. Red Crossg Jr. Masque Sr Masque Alpha Kappag Student COUHCII 10 12 Treble Choirg GAAQ Defiance of Davxd Charles PIERRE SAUNIER Entered from College St Joseph Bressuxre Franceg Student Councll Latm Club RUSSELL SAWITSKI Choristersg Izaak Walton JUNE SCHNEIDER GAAQ Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Alpha Kappag Student Council 125 Modern Languageg A Cap- pella 3 Oklahoma g Service Club PATRICIA SCHNEIDER Class Council 10 SCSLg Student Coun- cilg Jr. Masque, Sec. 113 Latin Club SUSAN SCHETTL FBLAQ Drum Corps JUDITH SCHETTLE INDEX SYLVIA SCHETTLE FBLA 5 Jr. Historical Societyg Jr. Masque JUDITH SCHMICK Treble Choirg Oklahoma. g Jr. Masqueg Sr Masqueg FTAQ Drum Corpsg Student Coun C11 10,1 1 WALTER SCHMID FFA 5 INDEX BARBARA SCHMIDT Treble Choirg Jr. Masqueg Orchestrag Class Council 115 GAAQ Student Council BEVERLY SCHMIDT FTA5 Service Club ANN SCHMITT Alpha Kappag Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masque GAA, Treas. 12g Latin Clubg Pythagorean Councilg Treble Choirg Jr. Red Crossg Mod ern Languageg Service Club BERNARD SCHNEIDER MIAA3 Safety Council 4,4 ms? LAWRENCE SCHOENBERGER i ROGER Footballg T r a c k 5 SCHNEIDER MIAAg Safety Coun- Trackg Football cilg Izaak Walton DAVID SCHRAA Footballg T r a c k 5 MIAA 5 S t u d e n t Council 11 5 Izaak Waltong Alpha Rho Taug Service Club JACQUELINE CAROL DAVID JOYCE ROY SCHROEDER SCHRAM SCHROEDER SCHROEDER SCHROEDER SCSL, President 125 MIAA5ACappella FBLAgJr. Masque NOTEBOOKg Pytha- gorean Councilg Jr. Masqueg Latin Clubg Treble Choirg Service Club .. ,-,,: :,. ,E.1 1 5E-:f : , .fzIf225?ii1l e tee ' r e e ' e re r r e e ee e at 2:' f lrr s o s JANET SCHUBERT Jr. Masqueg Modern Languageg FBLAg Serv- ice Club ROGER SCHUHART Golfg MIAAQ Alpha Rho Tau CURTIS SCHULTZ Safety Councilg Izaak Waltong MIAAg Serv- ice Club NEAL SCHULTZ JO ANN SCHUMACHER FBLAQ Jr. Masqueg Service Club ROLAND SCHUMACHER Class Council 103 Student council 11g Foot- ballg Trackg Basketballg MIAA KARL SCHWERTFEGER MIAA5 Safety Councilg Tennisg Basketball FRANK SEESE A Cappellag Oklahoma,'5 Vagabond King g MIAAg Class Council 12 CLARK SEIBOLD MIAAQ Choristers DAWN SHEFFY Pythagorean Council 3 Class Council 12g Student Council 113 Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg FTA5 Treble Choir BONNIE SIEWERT Modern Languageg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Drum Corpsg GAA5 Student Council 103 Orchestrag Service Club JOYCE SIPPLE Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Drum Corpsg FBLA, Sec. 125 GAAg Service Clubg Jr. Red Cross SHIRLEY SITTER Jr. Masqueg FBLA BARBARA SITZBERGER FBLAQ Jr. Masqueg GAA3 Service Club GERALDINE SODERQUIST Jr. Historical Societyg FBLAQ Jr. Masqueg Band BARBARA SOSINSKI Drum Corpsg Jr. Masqueg FBLAg Service Clubg GAA TOM SPALDING Bandg Orchestrag Band Council, Vice Pres. 12g Modern Language EDMUND SPANBAUER Footballg Golfg MIAA5 Intrarnuralsg A Cap- pellag Oklahoma g Modern Languageg Stu- dent Council 12 4,4 1959 MARILYN MIAA g Pythagorean SPANBAUER Councilg Latin Clubg Jr. Masqueg FB-LAQ Student Council 125 DENNIS STAHL Jr. Historical Society Basketball Mgr. GERALD STADLER PHILIP STAERKEL Band MARY STAHMER NOTEBOOK, Assoc. Editor 12g Jr. Masque 5 Sr. Masqueg Latin Club, Vice Pres. 125 Jr. Red Cross g Treble Choirg Badger Girls' Stateg Modern Language DONALD STELTER MARVIN STILLE Basketballg Baseballg MIAAg Safety Councilg Service Club JUDITH STOECKLI FBLAg Jr. Masque, Treas. LARRY STOWE PATRICIA STROMBERG 11g Service Club NANCY STUTZ GAAg Service Clubg SCSL BARBARA SULLIVAN GAA5 Bandg Orchestrag Jr. Red Cross STEVEN TADYCH Latin Club 3 Footballg Track g Choristersg In- tramuralsg Pythagorean Councilg Service Club . Ia QE a n Q V - . 2:21 -1. Wi, Y H' ?3K,5?fL.,fMf, MSEQHHW 232215 55 .3 A .. .. if W, A ' 34: . :. ... 77 'K ' i: :- -5: ' :x ..'I -- ': :: ' , -,X ff vi Q 'V' A K, A U ' 'L ' - U 4 I sw. 'fl 'rsl 7 S 7 W Ii 'I ' f X 2' 'YI' '.?'7'f:. . :.'I !: .JI 3 '- : ,-E ' :E '.d 'I ' I V ' IP we wx it at I el ffl S-Wltf' We' ilwflsffrsft Wflefit' I . 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MR e d Cifr o s s g JAMES TESCH A Cappellag Okla- homa 3 Vagabond King g Football 5 FLOYD TAYLOR MIAA G a m m a S i g m a g INDEXg GAA5' Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Student Council l1,12, Treas. 12g PATRICIA TOBY GERALD THIEL Cheerleadingg A Cap- Entered from Pulaski B a n d 3 Orchestrag pellag Oklahoma g High School, Milwau- Modem Language Vagabond King keeg Choristers WESLEY TUNKS EVELYN TERRANCE TYSON AUGUST ULRICH ROBERT VAJGRT JV B-asketballg JV TURNMEYER Footballg Track Jr. Masqueg Once in Service Club Baseball Every Familyug Foot- ballg Service Club aj 1959 PAUL WADEY JOHN WAGNER JAMES WALL Izaak Walton EUNICE WALTER Bandg GAAQ FBLAg FTA TERRELL WARHURST JOAN WARNER GAAg Jr. Masqueg Sr. Masqueg Treble Choir 5 Latin Clubg Pythagorean Councilg Jr. Red Crossg INDEXQ Cheerleadingg Service Club EDWARD WARNKE MERLE WARREN RALPH WATKINS E KAREN WEBER BARRY WEGNER EUGENE WEGNER Pythagorean Councilg Safety Councilg Stu- Jr. Red Crossg dent Council 11,12 NOTEBOOK3 Safety Council MARY WEINMAN Latin Club, Sec. 12 A Cappellag Vaga bond Kingn 5 Pytha- gorean Council Peake Award PETER WELCH Qg, 'gm W, W fx. 1 wi, sg, -f .I fi Bi S5315 115599 533' gag? iigzv gba - agile , ivipjgflil-1, A wig-:,, S . 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Pres. 11 - Pres. 125 Pythagorean Council 5 Safety Coun- cil GARY WOJAHN SUZANNE WOKOSIN PAUL WOLDT Band5 Izaak Walton RALPH WOLDT Izaak Walton, Sec.-Treas. 11 ROGER WOLF Footballg Trackg FFA5 DHIA 65444 aj 725? BONNIE WOLFGRAM GAA5 Student Coun- cil 10,11,125 Treble C hoirg FTA5 Jr. ROGER Masque 5 Latin Club WOLVERTON CARL WOOD Jr. Masque 5 Sr. Masque5 Once in Every Family 5 NOTEBOOK 11,125 Modern Language 5 Oratory Winnerg Band5 Boys' State 5 O'Neil Honor Society ROBERT WRCHOTA Jr. Masque5 Latin KAREN WUEST Club5 Izaak Waltong GAA5 Class Council MIAA5 Trees for To- 105 Treble Choir5 morrow Modem Language LOUIS WUEST BEVERLY ZABEL SALLIE SUZANNE DARRYL ZICK BLA g Jr. Masqu ' ZBLEWSKI ZENTNER MIAA . he jr. Red Crossg FBLA5 A Cappellag X Vagabond King 5 . by o GAA g NOTEBOOK A . 4' I 0 . I -' M, L im Vim. iw uw is : N 93' IEW MF1' 522 I Lib? 'S ii i 2523 TRW W is is 141 I ,IQ -G., 3355. .,,.1 S'I,,,. i. ,.,.J'f:1.1,-, ,wmm ,-f, muff, ww 'zffflim v 'xiiiizgwfffx viiih lk Hi, . 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Masqueg Bandg Orchestrag Student Council 12 PAUL ZOBEL MARVIN ZUEHLKE HELEN ZUHLKE DONALD KUNDE ALLAN LICHTWALD BURT MCINTYRE Once in Every Familyng MIAAQ Band CHARLES NITZ PEGGY RENNERT TOM SCHETTL GLORIA SCHULTZ CLARENCE SCHROEDER PATRICIA GILBERT SEIBERT SCHUSTER FBLAg Jr. Masque JOHN SLYE 7959 HAROLD TIMMERMAN FERN CHRISTENSEN Burkart and Bucholtz think the coast is clear but Mrs. Benson has the pink As you can see, NOTEBOOK work is a serious business. slips all ready. P. Fritz, J. Bray, and S. Gomoll. 124 So thatis what those librarians do be- K. Mathe, S. Strottrnan, and hind the stacks! J, Paulus saying Here's to your health!,' Chefs Brigham, Watkins, and Stowe prepare for a culinary operation, si' Ho, hum! To John Allen it's just another clay . . . another dollar. It looks almost too good to eat even on your birthday. Right, Pierre? Mais oui! Psychology has its lighter moments, according to B. Kle- veno, D. Noyes. P. Elmer and E. 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QA 'W Mm M 2 2 Ei KARL MAGNUSEN MICHAEL COWEN EE BARBARA 3 lr R X 5 ai A i-Q, .. .A Kr E RE if 3 2 S 2 3 A SN, Mwmmmwmmwaf M.. BIE Day was a BIG day for our Seniors! Banquet speakers were Mr. Louis Schriber, Michael Cowen, Mr. Fred Miller of the NAM, Mr. Maurice Daily, Dr. Carl Traeger, Karl Magnusen, and the Reverend Mr. Daurn. The pause that refreshes! A cold half-time brings football fans out for hot chocolate. A in rwlwv so v jeyiwyggewfgg eiiflzfixff ,S I S Homecoming N iggas ' 53, , 'W K . . ' 51235 1 H1ghl1ght. .. EMS f lefcffaigge Qemf 2 , Q his T3 g, :A V W .,,f 3? W if, QW, 'Y . - H 7 ,L f so :ucv Yeah gin i rg: .s., A V , W , i:A lr in r TT wafer U 4 kil l, 'gl i :- lfflli E l '- 4 5 e'-, ' l 'ei 7 1. L, ,e..w fi e'ri .l we :E T! !!e:a mwr -VV- r,-4e-l-- sry peageaaez vase wiwwea Student Council officers, Michael Cowen, Nancy '86 26 Beach goes all out at election time and J. Jawort is really confused. OHS students take over the City Hall . . . WOW! Allen, and Steve DeVoe at the Shorewood convention. Sym!! Ill!! A. Moore is impressed as S. Thomson and A. Shulind count the receipts from the calendar sale. C. Schroeder, B. Lentz, and C. Karr chat with exchange stu- dents from live different coun- tries at AFS dance. Reading lesson? J. Sonnleitner, Mrs. Konrad, and P. Konrad prepare an open house display in the periodical library. all 7464 '-Q '- . 5-tsiro ff' X-'f :A G 4 -Lx-7 ' vii, at ,,i 3 l 5 I 1 4 I l M K 1 , Getting the facts from one who knows P Saunier city manager for a day talks with head man Thorgrimsen Queen Carmen Leut- hold was crowned at the Blue Crutch Ball by a young polio vic- tim who is getting an assist from Joe Stein- brecher. old au an Hrczfw committee Mr. Hyrner preparing to blow up the school on teacher appreciation day??? Miss Haase and the steering Week. fLentz, Thomson, Bloechl, Manthey, Allen.j for Student Code What is it - a parade, yet? No, it's OHS in full dress. MIIFOF, mirror on the wall, who s the fairest of them all? J. Man- they and B. Largett seek the answer on dress up day. M. Hebblewhite and J. Manthey pull a few strings at the Color Day program. An A through E student, Eloise Erdman, gets her card from the secret File at the semester changeover. 130 X V , .R-sur if l ,eo ll l It ,ya l as-Q3 Orators Kester, Wood, Frank I 7 0 ORATORY is an important activity in our school and attrz many participants. The NOTEBOOK congratulates. these winr in three major contests. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CVFWj: 1 - Carl Wood, 2 Cathy Karr, 3 - Kristy Frank, HM - Judy Kester. THE CONSTITUTION fArr1erican Legionj: 1 - Carl VVc 2 - Steve Karges, 3 - Cathy Karr. MY TRUE SECURITY Chamber of Comrnercej: 1 Cathy Karr, 2 - Carl Wood, 3 - Steve Karges, 4 - Ron Ro: 5 - Mary Stahmer. Orators Karr, Rosser, Karges, Stahmcr l l l laves scurry through the Roman ofHcers dine royally with their fellow citizens whi e owy s t messa es at the annual Latin Club banquet. throng carrying secre g -.vm-fM ,V Q, n,..g 1. N ,nge 1 :ms .1 V.-'fl flfjwilih ,j ,U , Q, .Z , J' xl La J Q' rf 'I f , I -If , I r , 1, f r ' -Vf f L Q '3 .1 i 1 - L . I 1' Yu! H 'VJJ fibfoiy 2 ,Q tc- Ki YL:-if, li tw wif 1 ' M I . . F' 'X if .f ,WL lwfi' I , f If I IIJUK I w wx J SHE! f,,f'p I .1 X 1 lg, Dear OHS Friends: Gone already! It is quite unbelievable how quickly my year with you has passed. Soon I shall have to leave Oshkosh and it seems that I came just yesterday. I shall be glad to be home again with my family and my friends, but at the same time it makes me sad to depart from all of you. I am grateful to the American Field Service which gave me the opportunity to come to the U.S., however, I owe sincerest thanks to you who made my stay a success. Even in France I have never felt so much friendliness or such a desire to help as in Oshkosh High. Everyone has tried his best to make me feel at home. Now Oshkosh has really become my second hometown. The Marquarts, with whom I lived, accepted me like a real member of their family and gave me many opportunities to understand better the American way of life. When I return to the French system of studies, I shall never forget the wonderful moments connected with OHS . . . at dances, parties, meetings, and games, on my trips out of town, while reading poems at the Roman Banquet, and with my cockroaches in the Senior Class play! I found my experiences on committees and with the Student Council most valu- able. The Council, I felt, was really the heart of Oshkosh High School. I would like to thank the school officials and the faculty who joined with the students to make my stay both pleasant and profitable. E Soon, in many ways too soon, I shall have to leave you and Oshkosh, but I hope to come back some day - in a few years, perhaps. If any one of you should go to France, I surely would like to welcome him or her to my little town of Bressuire where I would try to return some of the kindnesses you have shown me. Your French AFS student, Rai TOP.' Another Indian enemy bites the dust MIDDLE: Theylre 6'RomanCsj in the gloamin, l' BELOW: Cheesecake??? Ed Wojciechowski says Yeah, manll' 0m Spmaau, these fine Oshkosh merchants, have given their generous support to our year- book. We, in turn, sincerely urge all of you who have enjoyed reading the book to give your support to those who have done so much to make it possible! A81 P Super Market ADA's Hat Shop AGRELL 8: BRUESKE ANDERSON 'S Book Store ANGER,S Jewelers APPAREL 8: BRIDAL Salon APELL Mosaic 8a Tile Co., Inc. B-Z Furniture Co., Inc. BADGER Concrete BADGER Electric Supply Co. BADGER Paint Store BANKS of Oshkosh BARBER,S Candy Store BARNEY'S Wrecker Service BAUER Luggage Shop BECKER Music Center BOEDER 8a STEPHEN BOSTON STORE Britton's WALK-OVER Shoes BRONSON,S Inc. Ofhce and School Supplies BUEHLER BROS., Inc. BUTTERNUT Bakery CALLINAN'S SHOE Store CANTEEN Company Take it from Dan Knoop, one sure way to get A in English VI is to build a fine reproduction of an Elizabethan theatre. CARAMEL CRISP Shop COE Drug COCA-COLA Bottling Company COOK Sc BROWN Co. C. H. DENIGER DICKSON'S Women's Apparel DUNHAM-FULTON Sporting EDDIE'S Sport Shop ELECTROLUX Corp. EXCLUSIVE Record Mart FATIMA Shop FOLLETT Sales Co. BEN FRANKLIN Store A FRIEND GIBSON Co. Inc. GUDDEN'S Barber Shop HART Supply I-IILDA'S Women's Apparel SL Salon HOBBY HOUSE HOFFMASTER Co. HOFFMAN'S Shoe Service Get that Goods strike! Bridal HOUSE OF CARDS 8: CAMERAS TED HOYER 8: Co. THE HUTCH K. Nord- stram and all important experiment in chemistry lab. Mary Brown says Mmmm, good! Mr. Croft keeps il close watch on J. Paulus and S. Raab. JAY: JAY'S Card at Gift Shop JEFFREY'S JESS at NICKS KN Fashions KENYON Jewelry Store MILES KIMBALL co. Krrz and PFEIL Dr. DON KLEINSCHMIDT Dr. NORMAN W. KLEINSCHMIDT KRAMBO Food Stores S. S. KRESGE Co. J. K. KRUMRICH Co., Jewelers KUMMEROW'S Fine Furniture LEACH Hardware LEATH Furniture LEON'S Frozen Custard Stand LINDO,S LUDEWIG Record Shop MAGIC MIRROR McCAIN,S Pharmacy MERTEN Plumbing gl Heating MEYER 8L SCHMIDT MICHAEL'S Beauty Salon MUELLER-POTTER Drug Co. NATIONAL Food Stores J. NEWBERRY Co. NEWMAN,S Ladies Apparel NIGLSS Bakery OSHKOSH AUTO PARTS, Inc. OSHKOSH Church Supply OSHKOSH Cleaners OSHKOSH News Co. OSHKOSH Office Supply OSHKOSI-I Sausage Co. O. H. OTTO Studio OTTO News 8: Stationery PARAGON Products Corp. PETRIE,S Shoe Store PIGGLY-WIGGLY Food Store RACE Office Equipment Co. RED OWL Food Store RODAT Jewelers, Inc. ROHNER'S Furniture Store ROTHENBACH Bros. SCHARPF'S Incorporated SEGOR Brothers SEIFELDT'S Furniture Co. SEVEN-UP Bottling Co. SHOP-O-GRAM, Inc. SPUD NUT Shop STEARN,S Drug Store Mr. CARL STEIGER STILLMAN Hardware , My s sk E if i l 1 Those peripa- 3 tetic potlucks! M. Brown, S. Z i e b e l l , C. Lemberger, C. Paulick. At ease, men TERRACE Cleaners UNIVERSAL Foundry VAN DER KELEN S Drug Store VALLEY Tire SCTVICC VERN S Cycle Center TOUI Spalding YCHHY WAITE Carpet Co slaps that base! WERTSCH Motors WIGWAM Restaurant SL Candies WILCO Beauty SL Gift Shop WILSON S Music 8: Appliance Co WIRTZ Fine Food WOODY S Clothing ZIMMERMAN S Ladies 8: Men s Appar l To Mr. JOHN THOMPSON of ZERNICKE'S STUDIO goes our very sincere appreciation. For years Mr. Thompson has done all of the major photography in our books including the fine senior portraits and the beautifuldivision pages entirely without cost to us' Our thanks, too, to the OSHKOSH DAILY NORTHWESTERN for their courtesy in allowing us to borrow many negatives from their files. C 7 , . . , . , . , ' , 3 e ' V r ...L Q ' VARSITY. . WW? FRONT: Harenberg, Mgr. Kriha, Nordquist, Frey, Zentner, Manthey, Pelky, Mgr. Stoeg- bauer. REAR: Konrad, Russler, Johnson, Lehman, Lowther, Drahn, Cook, Duex, Kumbier, Coach Quandt. 24465466 A fine season was enjoyed by our boys as they ended with a 7-6 record. Our team was strengthened by the 300 hitting of Gary Johnson and Dick Konrad and by the fine pitching performances turned in by Johnson and Don Lehman. af Taking sixth place in the conference, the OHS golf team lost two dual meets then came out first, second, and third in quadrangular play. Coach Nord's boys qualified for state with a second place in the sectionals. Top performance was by sophomore Dave Graska who twice shot 39 for nine holes and a 74 for 18. Other lettermen: H. Schultz, R. Felker, and H. Hartman. JAY-VEE FRONT: Kaufman, Hedtke, LaBudde, Kuhn, Monroe, Busha, Luedtke, Hafemeister, Miller, Bar- tow, Penzenstadler, Herrle. REAR: Mgr. Kotschi, Wil- liams, Pucci, Schumacher, Schmeisser, Weiner, Coach Betty, Gartman, Schroeder, Mirkes, Meyer, Friday, Mgr. Staerkel. Spade FRONT: Langlitz, Graska. REAR: Matsche, Lett, Gurkowski, Karges, Schulz, Felker, Kla- bunde. ROW I: Gillingham, Dahl, Mickels, Schmitt, Suda, Bartelt, Flanigan. ROW 2: Drager, Hemmer, Bradley, Frank, Bradke, Kaat, Schoenberger, Gumz, Kam- minsky. ROW 3: Coach Hall, Largett, Sawall, Ah- rens, Schumacher, Egnoski, Portman, Krause, Cowan, Coach Spees. ROW 4: Wer- ner, England, Line, Wies- ner, Becker, Penzenstadler, Wittig. Y M Duchachek, Horwitz, Klabunde, Pyle, Bleckinger, Peroutky, Gabriel Krohn, Schwertfeger, Lewellyn, Qust, Pornraning. amid, Our tennis team had the most successful season in a decade, according to Coach Hansen. Our second place rat- ing was made possible by Chuck Bleckinger, the first sopho- more to place first in the conference, and seniors Karl Schwertfeger and Ken Krohn. They kept us in the first division for the third straight year. Sparked by state high jump winner, Gene Englund, our thinclads piled up a 3-2 record in dual meets, a second in the triangular meet, and a seventh in the conference. Be- sides Englund, who set a new high-jump record, strong team members were lettermen Cowan, Gumz, Wesner, and Whitty. The future looks good for our track squad. I only have eyes for you. Ruth Ann Behrens, Barbara Lentz, Joyce Geffers, June Schneider, Catherine Karr, Queen Ruth Ann Harrington, Maid of Honor Nancy Allen, Sharon Putzer, Carol Dahl, Susan Gauger, Mary McDonell, Helen White. THE REGAL COURT! Flower girls Elizabeth Karr and Margaret Putzer with crown bearer Dennis Dahl present a charming picture on stage. 74a Every year in the early spring an air of great secrecy pervades our school. It is then that the girls of the senior class elect the May Queen and her court - the best loved and most representative girls in the class. This year the secret of the Queen's iden- tity was Ruth Ann Harring'ton's to keep. On the evening of May 1, Ruth Ann, preceded by the members of her court, en- tered the gym in a white formal thus ending our suspense for another year! This is the forest primeval, The murmuring pines and the hemlocks????,' No, this is M the moment the class of '59 had been waiting for. Seniors and their dates danced in a mossy forest scene un- der the MOONLIGHT MIST that appeared in the cloud-studded sky. 0 l This went on for weeks - but it was worth it. As the highlight of the evening, our Prom King, Karl Magnusen, and his Queen, Sue Thomson, were crowned and led the dance of the royal court. Jerry Kalbus and Joby Jordan are on the list! gadga tate BOYS KTOP TO BOTTOMQ: Craig Nelson, Mark Schumerth, Charles Weisner, Gerald Purchatzke, Gene Englund, Robert Largett, Gary John- son, Dick Konrad, Jack Gunderson, Don Kratsch, Steve DeVoe. GIRLS: Kay Stry, Ann Shulind, Anne Moore, Judith Kester. cauhfa ffaaafwia ROW I: Mary Wilkins, Ellen Ek, Mary Jo Perk, Barbara Clayton, Wanda Kile. ROW 2: Penny Prater, Virginia Sullivan, Barbara Timmer- man. ROW 3: Ed Kissinger, Mark Schumert-h, Torn Fiebig. Uwe fgwdldd FRONT: Phyllis Wojahn, Sandra Peterson, Sally Wasser. REAR: Steve Birchall, Carol March, Robert Dahl. 142 ,470 2eaZZmwl5naZZ ROW I: Sue Keilbelfg, Beverly Tesch, Sue Gomoll, Kay Stry. ROW 2: Cathy Karr, Carol Schroeder, Nancy Allen. ROW 3: Carl Wood, Don Kratsch, Jim Bray, Jim Marquardt. 0'7ZecZ fa ' Wann 5 ' ff' ROW 1: Donna Bathke, Judy Kratsch, Judy Kester, Ann Shulind. ROW 2: Craig Nelson, Kay Stry, Anne Moore, Ellen Fox, Mary Jo Perk, Gerald Purchatzke. ROW 3: Dick Konrad, Bob Larget, Steve De- Voe, Mark Schumerth. uA'nonAu. non? secllrv S Z 2 : U fS'l ROW I: Sue Keilberg, A. Schmitt, Mary Sue Weinman, Sue Thomson, Miss Annabel Wood fValley Forge Awardj. ROW 2: Ellyn Framberger, Sharon Putzer, Mary Stahmer, June Schneider, Judy Bujan. ROW 3: Jim Bray, Dorothy Mauritz, Carol Schroe- der, Barbara Hicks. Not Pictured: Barbara Lentz. pam ROW 1: A. Gavin, S. Keilberg, K. Weber, M. Wyman, M. Matschi, K. Dennin. ROW 2: A. Schmitt, E. Framberger, B. Wolfgram, D. Weyers, G. Kolberg, B. Ruedinger, J. Kabke. ROW 3: S. Gomoll, D. Mauritz, C. Schroeder, C. Lyman, J. Gogolewski. ROW 4: J. Spicer, M. Cowan, F. Leist, C. Line, R. Bucholtz, T. Neta. V V 1 A :lu I I O ROW l.' J. Chapin, S. Putzer, M. Stahmer, R. Behrens, E. Wirth. ROW 2: J. Feren, L. Nolte C. Karr, B. Hicks, J. Lewis, F. Luther, W. Glatz. ROW 3: T. Neta, C. Wood, T. Booth, C Magnusen, G. Thiel. ROW 4: S. Karges, W. Krueger, J. Paulick, R. Schumacher, T. McCain N. Kolb, T. Spaulding, R. Burkart. Magnusen, T. Neta. ROW 2: R. Behrens, E. Fram- berger. ROW 3: T. Booth, S. Karges. HIGHEST HONORS: B. Ruedinger, C. Schroeder, M. Stahmer, K. Weber, and M. Wyman. 0 I O 4 Deciding the destiny of the candidates for class office. CLASS OFFICERS: T. Booth, R. Harrington, G. Geffers, and K. Magnusen. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS: P. Saunier, R. Harrington, M. Cowen and T. McCain. Graduates joined their fellow band mem- bers for the last time to give us a rousing send-off. H1759 On June 4, the Class of 1959 reached that coveted goal, graduation! After hours of morning marching practice in the hot sun, a red-faced group of seniors - 410 strong - entered the athletic Held at exactly five o'clock attired in bright blue caps and gowns. We received our diplomas, we listened to our class speakers, we shed a tear or two over the memories brought back by the A Cappella Choir and the Con- cert Band, and, suddenly, we realized that we were truly alumni of our Alma Mater. As the strains of Pomp and Circumstancen floated over the field, we filed out feel- ing neither pompous nor circumstantial but rather that much, so much, lay before us as a challenge to be met. Sadly, then, we bade adieu to all that had comprised our happy years at OHS. 147 D. Lehman and Gary Johnson hurl- ing a few hot ones. mpg K. Weber adds the finishing touches. At the Senior Farewell, the commit- tee surveys the prospects for class eofficers. B. Stoeckli. Dear jim, remember the time we 148 Senior pals, B. Wrchota and B. Bucholtz. The final check before the distri bution . . . operauon, NOTE BOOK! --- W---W 4 74 M ' Q ffb 374 WMW ' W' ,lwfwwfwfwb ilfffpfjwj YWWWAWWM 2 42, Mmfwwwym MJ MW WwMfmW'W 'f' L'4? WM ,gpg 1, LJMf !cMZ, 'ff : fail- itz, V lbw, :U 4-LM' . fz ' iv if ' fu AM I ' , ff BAUVQ PL gm! ff Haw 404,-.J jd -6 OVKQJ1 .LJ Jqjf- 'JO ,- iff 'lk Mo! .if E-U ., 'UE M. ++pf,M,,,A JL - fav yu, 'Vw in OE 'xg W . www- at KW ,uf 6 Y . 5 , ,NJ Aj' l 3 - LSJJJ ,VY H.. ' ' QCDQ my . 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