Plum City High School - Comet Yearbook (Plum City, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

w THE COMET - PLUM CITY HIGH SCHOOL - PLUM C , ,Aw 1 'A I f, 4 '1 , jg. 1, ' 'e5 ?a'B7 W I . 3 f 1 i 5 . .V i' Wg, Y Jfbafilp if 6 Win 'W' I ' K X i A 1 X W f A WISCONSIN PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF 1960 X A r 'v ja .L 1,1-L2 ':.1- ..':fD Z' DEDICATION OUR 1960 COMET IS DEDICATED T0 TWO PERSONS OF PROMINENCE IN OUR ACADEMIC LEARNING WHICH HAS ENRICHED OUR YOUNG LIVES AS MUCH AS THE FORMAL CLASSROOM WORK. TO YOU, MR. AND MRS. FRANK GLAUS, IS OUR SMALL EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE FOR THE MANY WONDERFUL THINGS YOU HAVE DONE FOR US. THANK YOU FOR BEING SO CONSIDERATE AND THOUGHTFUL TO ALL THE STUDENTS BUT ESPECIALLY THE CLASS OF 1960 . BQARU 01: EDUCATION Seated N c I P President-Mr. Clarence Holmstadt Mr . Lindho lm Standing, Left to Right Director-Mr. Vernon Ingli Treasurer-Mrs. William Hophan Secretary-Mrs. Adolph Olson Director-Mr. Jake Helmueller sEcRfTARY vi - LQ ,, ' . I 5 . i5fi,l.',, , . Li ' ' 'lifv , ' - f .-.-M.. 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Art RITCHIE Mr. Dave KANNEL n Miss Miss Mary Ellen Brenda FREDRICKSON Mr. Eddie KING HAGLUND Mr. Kenny Ml' - FREDRICKSON Eugene HEI Mis S Mr 0 Jackie Jerry HARMON WALDVOGEL Mr , Larry GILBERTSON HI Q Phil Miss , N TSCHUMPERLIN ancyH0mEISTER Mr. Harold KROGSTAD Miss Phyllis HAMMEL Miss La Vonne LARSON Mr. Mrioy Herbert GIESEKER METCALF Miss Carol GILLES COLORS BLUE AND WHITE FLOWER WHITE CARNATION MOTTO AMBITION ADVANCEMENT ACHIEVEMENT SONG WHAT A DIFFERENCE FOUR YEARS MAKES 15 S Mr . Dianne Mike Kc camp f E-Ji sker Chen SALUTATORIAN VAL EDICTORIAN ONCE 'x -w.. in N , UPON A TIME WE LOOKED LIKE THIS , ffvvf ' ff Jt ,,.., Um., , ' . fq '- g,,j The TWINS T iiu?gT 'ky J Miss Editor A I 9 5 5? ,K Five Star General A K, K :.X: L .W,,.,E.,W,.E Kammnw' - - K1?f??'Q5Wf?5fxfff75 f.,157g-4,fz- , Q, .msc-,,.. ,M wr , sf N . :. 'i: N. 312 FKIKZM V ' ,.'- i f . -vigfif mis-mi -si Ze. it-'ff -3,11 7 f ur l2vS-11,52 W, . Egkwwir 4- - fb 1 ll LST S2 . F J.. fx , . ,. 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N ..,...,.,- no , Q' ' -f x 1 ,sy .wg , M f -f +I-.J-,v Q ,cw S S c c x I . .ki UG . , 5,1 9529 1 , ' .gs 5 4 Q' 4 Early 1,11 I 2 ,W ,, 4 1 gn Cupid . W1 4 gwf Sweet Swede K , 1i, f, f- 4,.k, .f 'kg M' fgf. 'Q ,ffie Nov. 11 YL:.l,,.: . T, -fer Ain ggglfifgl. ,ffQfQ!W 2, if ?'7QEf .' 'JQS2 Daddie imuiigi Hmwmemiy ?W?Jwm' ' Mig . 3 if 1,f Q55 ,. ee ew, p . -ff f , Sree? , pf , , 1 M W Durand Absent Y' IAAAATAATAAAAAAAAAY SUPREME COURT of the Class of 1960 will now convene. You have been subpoenaed to listen X to the thirty two C325 wills of the Senior Class of Plum City High Schoolg Plum City, Wiscon- sing County of Pierceg State of Wisconsing Territory of the United States of Americag of the W planet Earth. l If you the jury are properly seated, we request that you listen, judge and pass sentence on the below named graduates of Plum City High School. X ' A word of caution to all in the Plum City High School Gym: If you have any objections Cminor or majorl, to what has been stated, please keep silent forever. ZELDA ANDERSON wills my grades from Mr. Pelowski to anyone who wants them. JEAN DONNELLY wills my ability to be teased without getting mad to Jill Batho. JOAN DONNELLY wills my ability to stay home weekend nights to anyone who can. 1 DOUGLAS FOX wills my school udazen to Stan Hedrick. KENNY FREDRICKSON wills my straight pipes to Bernard Larson. MARY ELLEN FREDRICKSON wills my ability to twirl the baton to anybody who can prove their ability is worse than mine. ROY GIESEKER wills my good nature to Linda Martin. , .,,, LARRY GILBERTSON wills my boisterous ways to Charles 1 Q Q Meixner. , - 5-s- CAROL GILLES wine my ability to do the Charles- if af! , -,.,r-.,5,, ton to anyone who can get out in 40jXs the middle of the floor and do in. l :px Q BRENDA HAGLUND wine my height to Marcia Gilles. 'lm' x , PHYLLIS HAMMEL wills my hair problems to 1 pf :N f 164 xx .it the Toni Company. X , Nxg- JACKIE Hmmou wine m bleached blond hair to l K-Q , Y any jester who likes straw stacks. EUGENE HEI wills my driving ability to my brother, Vernie. NANCY HOFMEISTER wills my parking tickets to anyone who can afford to pay them. 4 WAYNE HOLMSTADT wills my baritone sax to anyone who is fool enough to carry it around. MARY ANN HOPHAN wills my French horn chair to Joyce McDonough. DIANNE KAEMPF wills my love to dance to modern music to the boys of the freshmen class. DAVID KANNEL wills my Senior ability to Tom Carroll. EDDIE KING wills my dark beard to the Gillette Razor Company. ORVILLE KLOKE wills my ability to stay out of trouble to Allen Larson. JOHN KRINGS wills my ability to blast on the trombone to Calvin Schladweiler. HAROLD KROGSTAD wills my ability to work to Richard Bunce. JEAN KROGSTAD wills my four years of perfect attendance to Herman Carlson. LA VONNE LARSON wills ability to drive the tractor to all FFA Q P' r 6 AR l my . HERBERT METCALF wills my lucky number Hl3n helmet in football to Tom y Auth. ROBERT RISLER wills my uspecsu to anyone who would like to change their looks. ,' : 4 THUR RITCHIE wills my ability to drive a nchevyu to CN K' ' anyone who knows how. BETTY SCH ADWEILER wills my bashfulness to two CZD sophomore girls. LINDA SEIPEL wills my music ability to anyone who will take and use 1 it to the best of their ability. PHILIP TSCHUMPERLIN wills nothing to nobody 'cuz I ain't got nothing to spare. JERRY WALDVOGEL wills my telephone number to anyone who wants it for 1960. MIKE WISKERCHEN wills my ability to tease the girls to anyone who thinks they can get away with it and live. We, the fifteen C151 Senior Girls of the Class of 1960, will our ability to stay ' home at night to the girls of the class of '62. We, the seventeen C172 Senior Boys of the Class of 1960, will our good looks to the boys of the class of '62. N We, the Senior Class of 1960, of Plum City High School will the following: to the juniors - any assets or liabilities left after we depart. X to the sophomores - the right to enter the higher echeleon. to the freshmen - try to act more mature now that you are a year older n and smarter. Y A M E N l l N If you were to project yourself to the year 1985, you will iind the Class of 1960 holding their 25th reunion. My how times have changed. Departing for this big event from the Plum City area are MR, and MRS. PHILIP TSCHUMPERLIN nee NANCY HOFMEISTER on a world submarine cruise. This is to be the first submarine to go around the world on a social visit and 32 people will enjoy the friendship of old. Stopping at the place of renown, Plum City high School, they visit with MR. LINDHOLM, principal and staff, under the television series of education. Now you stay at home and enjoy your 3 R's via the channel selector. You are required to attend your graduation and class trip under the education set up, Washington, D. C. is the next stop on the agenda to get the visa and shots necessary to undergo this venture. At our nation's capitol, they find that DOUG FOX is the head of the secret service and pay a call upon him. DOUG was a class- mate until he left for Pepin to graduate. With all papers in order they depart for the home port of their submarine New York City. At the port of embarkation, they see the Sub Ajax . Could that be the home of MR, and MRS. MIKE WISKERCHEN nee LINDA SEIPEL who were classmates of theirs. A visit and tour of the sub confirms their idea. Yes, this is the homo of tho of the Class and a floating farmc MIKE and LINDA tell them to visit ORVILLE KLOKE at his farm in Iceland where he grows icicles. So the first port of visit is to call on ORVILLE. Here they find that ORVILLE has the only icicle farm. hhat a monopoly he hasl Leaving Iceland departing for a visit to London they are picked up for a diving charge. The officer in charge of arrest is GENE HEI the outstanding water policeman of 1985. GENE asks where they are bound and is told London. A fellow class mate of theirs is there. So paying for the diving fine they depart to visit with HAYNE HOLMSTADT and his band of oscillations which has taken England by storm, Wayne greets them at the port. A tour of the city of London and then a departure to Rome. A speeding ticket hauls them into court and the tall, elderly judge reminds them of JERRY WALDVOGEL a fellow graduate. Sure enough, that is who it is. JERRY has been at Oran, Africa for ten years holding court. JERRY gives them a tour of the Hdark continentu and tells them to call on MARY ANN HOPHAN in Rome. Leaving Oran and short journey brings them into Rome. Everyone knows MARY ANN as she is the head mistress of all schools of Europe. MARY ANN gives them a sight seeing tour of the eternal city. Leaving Rome they decide to visit Istanbul as long as they are this close. Endering port they sight the sign - LARRY GILBERT3ON'3 One Man Sub Garage. Yes, this is the blonde boy of their class. LARRY takes them to the Black Sea for a rest and they meet DAVID KANNEL who is the head basketball coach at the University of Moscow. DAVE team winning the world championship until they were to LARRY with Port Said and a visit to CAROL GILLES CAROL had house guests - those famous space sisters has had outstanding success with his barred from competition. A good-bye who has a dancing school for mermaids. - JEAN and JOAN DONNELLY - so the re- union of graduates is gaining momentum. The TWINS have been everywhere in outer space. In fact, they even go below the surface on their first submarine ride the length of the Red Sea. and her them to is here CAROL informs them that they must stop at Karachi and see BETTY SCH ADWEILER family. All provisioned up and good-byes to our friends at Port Said brings Karachi in time to see ZELDA ANDERSON who is visiting at BETTY'S house. ZELDA because of health as the climate in Nome did anon her coming here. Their con- versation centers about other members of the class and rumor has it that ARTHUR RITCHIE is in Durban manufacturing durbans. So the wanderers depart from BETTY and ZELDA to seek ART and his durbans. ART not only makes durbans but wears them. He takes them in his plane for a visit to EDDIE KING who is in Capetown mining for Gillette hoping to find the strong steel necessary to cut his beard. EDDIE has been all over the surface of the earth hoping to find the mineral for a clean shave. A most wonderful stay and then back to Durban to depart for short visit to Melbourne. To the surprise of our travellers they find HERBERT METCALF here. His position is the head coach of the University of Australia. Yes, he still wears helmet number 13 and what success he has had Never tasted the bitters of defeat. HERBIE states that he heard from BRENDA HAGLUND. She resides in Manila where she makes vanilla. So the sub now steams towards Manila. Now easy it was to find BRENDA as she owns the whole city. A fine visit of the island and then on to the next port. That is he is shanghaied to his wife. ROY as he owns the wall of China. ROY ance at Tokyo who is JOHN KRINGS. of Japan. What a party he gives to visit with ROY GIESEKER who is in Shanghai where the most prominent business men in China that they must see the Professor of Fin- to Japan broke and now runs all the banks guests. The next port of call is Hawaii is one of told them JOHN came our honored to greet the Madam Governor, MISS LA VONNE LARSON. At Hilo they are given the red carpet and all the treatment accorded it. LA VONNE informs them about two others in the class - JEAN and HAROLD KROGSTAD. Leaving GOVERNOR LARSON they depart for ANTARCTIC - the home of KROGSTADS. Arriving ice and irrigate the rest of the easy way! While here an epistle They arrive at Valparaiso to the to land the biggest plane in the may anchor. BOB informs them of here they find that JEAN and HAROLD have melted all the our world. Boy have some of our people made it the arrives inviting them to stop and see ROBERT RISLER. the RISLER mine. What a chateau he has. Long enough world and extends into the sea so that the largest ship his neighbor to the north, KENNY FREDRICKSON. KENNY lives in Lima which is the next stop for our r0amers. At Lima they find KENNY and here is another successful member of the class. KENNY has crossed the Jumping and Lima bean and has the whole world jumping. From KENNY they learn of his sister, MARY ELLEN, who has purchased the Panama Canal and runs that as a hobby. Arriving at the Canal, they meet with MARY ELLEN and tour the 'big ditch.H From Panama it is a trip to the west coast of California to visit with JACKIE HARMON and her cheerleading college. JACKIE'S home is in Hollywood where she has purchased the former MG movie lot. Here they learn of DIANNE KAEMPF and her residence. She is in New Orleans and a HSouthern Belleu of one of the parishes of the great south. The sub greets DIANNE with a short blast to announce the arrival of her guests. As conversation leads to the class mates of l96O,the unaccounted one is PHYLLIS HAM EL. Last heard from DIANNE states is that she was at Maiden Rock which is the river port of Plu City. NANCY and PHIL did not know that so they deceided to gamble and see if PHYLLIS is still there. On arrival they find the missing one and the journey is now complete. Yes, 28,000 miles and 32 classmates all accounted with a trip that will never be forgotten. 5x 7 Q37 lr 4 9 Q If sv xg 4 lflll UMM W x f f WW ASS POEM CF I96O Now listen my people while we shout from all the steeples. About thirty two seniors without any misdemeanors. Red hair, blue eyes, freckles here and there. That's Phil's description so very debonaire. Jackie is our fair-haired lass our great cheerleader is she. Always so pleasant to be with a favorite she will always be. Mary Ellen, our majorette, full of pep and zest. She always tries her hardest. She always does her best. At studies he's tops and as a tease he's the latest. In sports he excels. Mike is the greatest. Never a dull moment the devil in his eye. That's our Eugene. He's our guy. Tall and lanky Art's the guy. Who we all like but is sometimes so shy. A rock and roll fan who loves to dance. None other than Dianne with a lively prance. Slim, blonde and trim Nancy has lots of vim. For the red-haired guy she is out to win. Wayne's the man who leads the band. Everyone thinks he is just grand. Larry is the guy whose motorcycle flies. He also enjoys making the girls sigh. Prom queen was Joan a beauty on the throne. From her you only hear a very pleasant tone. He's never slow and always ready. He's the guy known as little Eddie. Betty is happy and always so gay. Being a good sport makes her that way. Editor of our annual So studious and true. Mary Ann's the girl who always follows through. Never a worry and hardly a care. Phyllis is happy most anywhere. Jean D., our President, a go-getter is she. At work she's never hesitant. Famous she will be. Linda sings soprano a hit she always is. At playing the piano She's really quite a whiz. Whenever one thinks of John. There comes to mind. A name of renown just like the dollar sign. There was a boy in our class who never came in last. A gentleman to every degree who answers to Orville Kloke. Out on the court with a ball there is a boy who is quite tall Jerry will answer the call and never fall. We have a young miss. who has never missed. A day of high school Jean K. falls into that pool. Then comes another. Who is her brother No other than Harold Krogstad. Kenny has a car the tops by far. That comes under the name of a nchevyn fame. Our Charleston girl with a mighty twirl is Carol Jean our dancing queen. Often a smile never a frown Doug is the guy known around town. At the top of our clas comes this single lass. Zelda is her name There was a girl in our class her name was Brenda. The dark-haired lass who always had something The nurses all sigh when they see Herb go by He is so handsome and fair that's why they care. Roy is the boy who debates for joy. Who plays cards well Pine Creek is her aim. La Vonne is a comic. We all agree. A great success she'll always be. This introduces Robert Who sat near Herbert When they get together, they discuss more than the weather. Dave has never been late not ever for a date. If he comes on time, we all could save a dime. SENIOR KQWW ffmwwi AUTOGRAPHS MJ Q7 EWU, ' G?Q'L-QEMZML ww' W gifs- Wfyt W pq? irregardless of the bell. l the agenda l l wwf 451, me W' i if-ef fwfgwfay hx MMM! T M af QWQZJMZJA gay AMX 1070 we X l jfgiiiw CLASS OFFICERS SA Arr T R IIIIIIIII STANDING SENIORS 7' Left to right: Eddie King, Vice-President, John Krings, Treasurer, Dianne Kaempf, Secretary, Jean Donnelly, President SITTING JUNIORS Left to right: Sharon Grab, Treasurerg Marsha Harmon, President, Jahnine Harmer, Secretary, Arlene Pittman, Vice-President sv STANDING SOPHOMORES Left to right: Virginia Hill, President, Marlyce Schmitt, Treasurer, Kathie White, Secretary, Mark White, Vice-President f SITTING FRESHMEN Left to right: Lynn Parsons, Vice-Presidentg Richard Carroll, Secretaryg Linda Harmon, Treasurer, Tom Auth, President me Personal success to you from PLUM CITY LOCKER Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from PLUM CITY FEED MILL Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from FARMERS MUTUTALS INSURANCE CLIFTON BARBER, Agent Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from CITY TAVERN HPETE and DORAH Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from PLUM CITY HARDWARE HOUR OWN HARDWAREH Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from PLUM CITY CAFE Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from CLARA' S CAFE Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from FEDERATED STORES Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from HENRY EBENSPERGER ELECTRICITY Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from CATURIA'S BUTCHERING SERVICE Dial HI 7-2453 Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from FOX'S TAVERN Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from BEAUTY NOOK Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from BEATON STUDIO Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from JIM'S BARBER SHOP Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from DR. 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Service-Parts-Special Equipment DUWO-f om River Falls HA 5 2415 Wisconsin Ge 1 1 Fre hmen FIRST ROW: Front to back - Ralph Dunbar, Brain Johnson, Marsha Swanson, Donald Gilles, Joyce McDonough, Rita Schwab SECOND ROW: , Front to back - Jerome Fredickson, Jerry Eggenberger, Tommy Auth, Marie Gansluckner, Richard Carroll, Carol King THIRD ROW: ' ' Gf ll Matthew Helmuell Front to back - A1V1H Eidem, Donna Maxwell, Tommy a , Marjorie Bechel,Lynn Parsons FOURTH ROW: Front to back - Dawn Gilles, Roger Wittig, Daniel Helmueller, Gail Hei Michael Pittman, FIFTH ROW: Front to back - Richard Bunce, Linda Harmon, Lester Feuerhelm, Sharon Kane, Stanley Hedrick, Linda Martin STANDING: Left to right - Judy Harmer, Linda Gifford, Allen Larson, Craig Sticht, l Jerome Kane, Danny Kaempf, Harold Beche E Personal success to you from I PLUM CITY OIL COMPANY ANY' moan , cannon-Q ,I I Plum City, Wisconsin '46, yr' llq 0 E ml. C0- 0 U 'Q 6 Q 9. occ sqm 92' HOUGEN PHARMACY 99 Personal success to you from Big Durand , Wis cons in .3.,jEf.. 4 'VE3lg2 ' Pers ona 1 s u c c es s t o you from Q I 1 -'iff A 5 -I .I-::.:,.:.:::.: ' vb 'a '5 6 a0'qn' , , . TRI-CITY DAIRY O Durand , Wis consin CPIQDUCYIS' FSL I gf, ' MllK'CREAM Personal success to you from ff X HOPHAN'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION 1 26 64,0 N Plum City, Wisconsin V SERVICE Ol-'FIC 44 l 6 1 Personal success to you from ERNIE GILLES INSURANCE AGENCY Plum City, Wisconsin 1 . H A R T F O R D Fire Insurance Company GROUP Protection for family . 1101119 - Car - business Personal success to you from GOODRICH FURNITURE COMPANY Durand, Wisconsin 5. -' - ', .na -J il v Y HQ W as Personal success to you from 3 SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED S :kv H '3f1?f:' X' Butter Department Durand , Wis consin Personal success to you from DICK'S GARAGE Plum City, Wisconsin Jiird Jracrui' V Q W N E E L. L E S s uunsugnrs L U M C I T Y G R A D E S C H O O L E i S h t h h S e v e n t h KINDERGARTEN FIRST SECOND T H I R D O 9 ' U 5 Q I A F T H S I X T H SEVENTH EIGHTH COUNT DOWN First Row: Second Row: Third Row Fourth Fow Fifth Row: Sixth Row: 8 and 7 Lamoine Gilbertson, Carol Batho, James White, Terry Gilles, Raymond Turner Kay Hofmeister, Janet Barber, Marilynn Martin, Nancy Harmon, Judith Kline Jack Crow, Gary Swanson, Betty Fredrickson, Dennis Hewitt Diane Maxwell, Carol Solveson, Kenneth Rice, Ellen Gieseker, Jean Eggenberger Martin Mose, Jon Ebensperger, Sharon Thalacker, Sandra Kopp, Joyce Anderson Phyllis Carlson, Beth Ritchie, Barbara Hague, Tracy Eidem, Rose Grippen Seventh Row:James Ottman, Mr. Steller ,, J ,3-Y' fr Wx S NX . lin .em. COUNT DOWN 7 and 6 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Alan Clare, Gordon Swanson, Roxanne Solveson, Robert Solveson, Bobby Watkins, Lana Bothum, Ronnie Benston, Steve Larson Art Turner, Joyce Kloke, Margret Hophan, Kenneth Eggenberger, Maxine Larson, Jimmy Rice, Carleen Gilbertson Glen Abel, Perry Ingli, Sandra McDonough Mrs. Alms, Karen Hoffman, Lois Fredrickson, Priscilla Johnson, Judy Waldvogel, Jill Parson, Jeff Harmer, Kathy Fosberg, Cheryl Hase, Kathy Hoffman, Sandra Grab, Diana Dunbar COUNT DOWN First Row: Second Row: Third Row: 5 James Martin, Thomas Hofmeister, Kennth Larson, Jackie Marvin Johnson, Micheal Solveson Darlene Maxwell, Gary Abel, Dennis Gibbs, Lonnie Harmon, Roxanne Larson, Terry Wittenberg Mrs. Pittman, Anita Swanson, Carl Saueressig, Kathleen Monte Mose, Wanda Ebensperger, James Harmer, Twylah Ottman Cady Hase, COUNT DOWN 4 and 3 First Row: Sharolyn Feurhelm, Brenda Clare, Steve Solverson, Charles Van, Kenneth Waldvogel, David Barber, Mark Schultz, Robert Ottman, Barry Lindholm Second Row: Dawn Gilles, Constance Hague, Peter Hopkins, Roger Anderson Steve Hovde, James Maxwell, William Saueressig, Carol Hague, Dianne, Hewitt, Gregory Ingli Third Row: Mrs. Maguire, Brenda Fox, Kathy Johnson, Greta Sevanson, Robert Wittenberg, William Weldon, Richard Hase, Mary Mose, H81-'Vin Ebensperger, Bruce Johnson, Jay Collett, Lynn Dettling COUNT DOWN First Row: Second Row: Third Row: 3 and 2 Douglas Watkins, Herbert Grippen, Kae Ann Ottman, Rudy Sherpy, Calvin Johnson, Randy Rarhrman, Barbara Hewitt Larry' Larson Barry Bunce, Jerry Oberding, Donna Larson, Vera Jean Hase, Betty Schoeder, Jean Place, Cheryl Stokka, William Anderson Tom McDonough, Steve Eggenberger, Douglas Hovde, Tim Hofmeiste George Turner, Steve Traynor, John Carlson, Linell Bengston, Allen Rice, Miss Manor I' COUNT DOWN 1 Jim Weldon, Allen Hewitt, Danny Sherpy, Michael Sauerssig, Brent Ingli David Anderson, Marie Hager, Rose Mary Anderson, Micheal Metcalf, Judy Lindholm Roger Hofmeister, Teresa Traynor, Gerald Anderson, Denise Van, Laurel Stokka, Cathy Clare, Gail Kopp Jenelle Harmer, Martha Hopkins, Stephen Ottman Teacher Mrs. Kenall . Wk fa Janice Johnson COUNT DOWN 0 First Row: Randy Gilles, Gary Bothun, Lonnie Wittenberg, Bernd Heath Second Row: Nancy Gilles, Audrey Sweeney, Kay Gilles, Joan Bauer, Dale King, Joey Lecheler Third Row: Dale Place, Lonny Bechel, Billy Klein, Melvin Pittman, Rodney Herbison, David Klevgard, Mark Nelson, Ricky Robey Teacher - Mrs. Staehli Personal success to you from WALTER N. GILLES if Sz' i I '?0'Ps 9 LIFE INSURANCE 0055575 yy 'Q DURAND, WISCONSIN 2 Q1 PHONE ORANGE 2-4670 C. I958 - I959 I958 MEMBER OF THE MILLION DOLLAR ROUND TABLE 5 I I EIR Personal success to you from D . 5 IL- I i MAIDEN ROCK LUMBER COMPANY - Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from J1M's MARKET Plum City, Wisconsin -V5 ' X. f IV X , f NE gl f -1 Personal success to you from F. ' I' -- I ,Q .. L- - JoHNsoN's FAIRWAY Foons 5' if l P10111 City, Wisconsin f Personal success to you from DURAND IMPLEMENT, INCORPORATED Durand, Wisconsin QUALHY FARM EQUIPMENT sc,iK1l I IREJQA? Poison I y 1 ll -A'lmHil- ,K 1 I lk : ,.,,.. : PI IIPYIOI SPKIALISYS Personal success to you from HARMER'S PHARMACY Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from MEMBER RW: SECURITY NATIONAL BANK rsnrzn-AL RSSB QYSTEH Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from JOHN G. BARTHOLOMEW Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from WISE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Spring Valley, Wisconsin Personal SUCCESS to YOU ff0m Personal success to you from AUTH and HEIT REALTOR Durand, Wisconsin TOWMY'S TAVERN Plum City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from COURIER-WEDGE Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from POMASL MOTOR SERVICE, Inc. Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from GLAUS CONSTRUCTION OR 2-8496 Kopp Building Also Featuring Durand Pole Type Buildings Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from SCHLOSSER MOTOR CO., Inc. and I. H. C. trucks Plum City, Wisconsin C as 'fL XX XX Personal success to you from DURAND CO-OPERATIVES Durand, Wisconsin ,J W JM 1 I S 1 x i 9 5 X 4 ,ffl Q35 ' S Wx., -E1 QNX iq N I xm v 6 Q H . x Y, qyhx X fi i . X X 14 l A :VA Z ff K ,W f xh X xx x f 45 'Q Q COACHES Assistant Coach, Mr. Johnson Number 33 - Captain, Mike Wiskerchen CHEERLEADERS CAPTAIN Head Coach Mr. Luebker H A M M O N D G A M E P L U M C I T Y S T U D E N T S I N T H E B A C K G R O U N D Cheerleaders ready for action Freshman - Linda Harmon Junior - Sharon Gifford Freshman - Linda Gifford Sophomore - Mary Lou Fox Senior - Jackie Harmon Before the dirt and sweat of a day's toil this is what our football squad looked like. Back row - left to right - Mr. Johnson, Laurel Hague, Charlie Hewitt, Jerry Eggenberger, Rog Parsons, Hike Wiskerchen, Orland Abel, Donnie Hewitt, Delvin Olson, Gene Rei, Tom Horn, Herman Carlson, Dick Dobson, Vern Bei, Mgr., lr. Luebker Middle row - left to right - Larry Larson, Tom Gfall, Richard Carroll, Jerry Fredrickaon Don Gilles, Brian Johnson, Stanley Hedrick, Lynn Parsons, Duane Maxwell, Louie Osterude, Craig Sticht Front row - left to right - Calvin Schladweiler, Tom Auth, Gary King, Ed King, Herb Metcalf, Bill Thiessa, Tom Carroll, Allen Larson, Jim Fisher lege? A NBlue Deviln formation on the field of battle in the back row - left to right - Nu ber 37 Herbert Metcalf, Number 33 Captain Hike Wiskerchen, Nu ber 35 Ed King Over center wearing Number 22 Bill Thiessa In the line left to right - Tom Carroll, Orland Abel, Tom Horn, Gary King, Roger Parson, Herman Carlson, Eugene Hei Missing in this photo was Ken Fredrickson SHOTS OF OUR AGAINST PRESCOTT TEAM QSM J V if En' f . Y nil' f sl Personal success to you from MAIDEN ROCK STANDARD STATION Maiden Rock, Wisconsin Personal success to you from SYMNDBY FURNITURE Maiden Rock, Wisconsin Personal success to you from JoHNsoN's MACHINE SHOP at Lund Custom Stockholm, Wisconsin Personal success to you from LUND FEED MILL Feed Seed - Fertilizer Grinding Mixing Stockholm, Wisconsin Personal success to you from BOB'S BAR Maiden Rock, Wisconsin Personal success to you from CORNER STORE HAIDEN ROCK, WISCONSIN Maiden Rock, Wisconsin Personal success to you E Mygffkaffy DINA MAIDEN ROCK GARAGE Maiden Rock, Wiscons I X from fl? 5 x ef :gp-ac. I . 4. is W! 'l 'll1l'h'r'i11' 3 N R I f S and Bulk Delivery .ff P1 r4+ 'T -, XII 2 UQ ik ,gfif-N O U R S Q U A D HAH Team in the big P HBH Team in the big C Better known in our area as the HBLUE DEVILSH I HAVE IT, I HAVE IT IN THE SIEGE OF BATTLE Front Row: Manager, Donald Hewitt, Manager, Calvin Schladweilerg Head Coach, Mr. Johnson, Manager, Vernon Hei Back Row: Eddie King, Charles Hewitt, Rog Parsons, Tom Carroll, Jerry Waldvogel, Delvin Olson, Bill Thiessa, Mike Wiskerchen, Jim Ingli, David Kennel, Doug Fox. Front Row: Vernon Hei, Donald Hewitt, Lynn Parsons, Tom Auth, Donald Gilles, Richard Carroll, Danny Kaempf, Daniel Helmueller, Allen Larson, Tommy Gfall, Calvin Schladweller Back Row: Coach, Mr. Luebkerg Alvin Eidem, Jim Fisher, Brian Johnson, Richard Carlson Duane Maxwell, Laurel Hague, Jerry Eggenberger, Eddie Kannel, Louie Osterude, Larry Larson OLSON NEEDS HELP No. 42 Jerry Ualdvogal No. 40 Bill Thiessa No. 44 Delvin Olson Non 34 Mike Niskerchen BASEBALL TEAM STANDING: Coach MF' I-'uel?ke1'a H9-fmalf Carlson, Tom Carroll, Wayne Holmstadt, Calvin Schladweiler B111 Thiessa, Delvin Olson,Jerry Waldvogel, Herbie Metcalf, Mike Wiskerchen, Don Hewitt, Richard Dobson KNEELING: Roger Parsons, Larry Larson, Louis Osterude, Eddie Kannel, James Fisher, Dave Kannel, Eddie King, Bob Risler, Doug Fox, Dean Gilles, Vernie Hei PEP CLUB Left to right: Mary Ellen Fredrickson, Presidentg Joan Donnelly, Treasurer, Marjorie Hill, Vice-Presidentg Marsha Harmon, Secretary Personal success to you f Personal success to you from J. R. BRYANT MILTON THOMS, Jeweler Durand, Wisconsin East Ellsworth, Wisrgnsin F0111 SWEET CREAM FROZEN CREAM FLUID MILK HOWARD CAR PENTER Business and .Sales Jmznager ELLSWORTH COUPERIITIVE CREIIMERY 9 :IM BLLSWORTH. WISCONSIN MILK POWDE R CONDENSED MILK BUTTER WILLIAM B. WEIBEL 'Plant Mfanngn and Engineer Personal success to 7011 from Personal success to you from IRVIN L. BLOSE ERN'IE'S BOTTLED GAS Durand, Wisconsin Durand, Wisconsin E 3 Personal success to you from 0 X S 23 CLUB 10, INCORPORATED 6 pg ls 112 Miles East of Durand Fo.. Too Dine 1 ' Dance S,-I Beverages : Bowling Durand , Wisconsin X Personal SuCCe55 to yOu from M, ,g-f -sf-ww:-M.,.fm,yf',I::IIfIfsw.:ff?-fwwxfg-v-sqm'QQ,-::2w'm,,bwwwx,'M-ff-ww49,51gg-gg,,-m,1?,mffm,.,5fi.2.1E,,..W,Saving ml,msNV,,,iWwMM My A M K ,-Wfff?fI.Eifi'2'1'Www Infgeftgpg1IIqt-ssIQsEf.1?ff,:i!?..Ivbuf :was msgs:Igfffigfus-fipgfisgisvfffszssfs: --rr gfwksw I I , 'wr-If we sf we -wk vw ,,,,WW, L, 2, I , , If ,W ,M sfgiffifggiiw lv, I 3 I FWS? 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Elmwood, Wisconsin Personal success to you from ARKANSAW RECREATION Arkansaw, Wisconsin Personal success to you from COLLECT'S NIGHT CLUB Elmwood, Wisconsin Personal success to you from FIRST NATIONAL BANK Elmwood, Wisconsin Personal success to you from GAY and LEN'S Standard Service Maiden Rock, Wisconsin Personal success to you from ALLIS CHAIMERS DEALERS Elmwood, Wisconsin Personal success to you from DURAND BOTTLING CO. Durand, Wisconsin Personal success to you from SWANDBY FURNITURE and FUNERAL SERVICE Maiden Rock, Wisconsin MAJUIL MNH MINIHR BAND TWIRLERS Mary Ellen Fredrickson Brenda Haglund Back Row Left to Right Wayne Holmstadt, John Krings Jackie Harmon, Betty Schladweiler Front Row Left to Right Mary Ann Hophan, Linda Seipel 2 TRADITION GLEE CLUB ,Damon mxsv cuonus W wk X X -I N5 WW ronznslcs W! 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X1 fl ,431 Zggf 5 1' lfiy STATE CONTESTANTS: Left to right: Joyce McDonough, Wayne Holmstadt, Linda Seipel fi Iii 'S 1 9 5 9 H O M E C 0 M I N G UBLAST THE BLUEJAYSH Senior Attendant Mary Ellen Fredrickson KING Mike Wiskerchen being crown by QUEEN Jackie Harmon with Senior Attendant Wayne Holmstadt and Junior Attendant Bill Thiessa observing the rite B L A S T , , fit T H nf, E B L U E J A Y S II A an 7, 5 mg Ss no Mi 1959 HOMECO ING COURT - Back Row - Tom Auth and Linda Harmon - Freshman attendants Mary White and Jim Fisher - Sophomore attendants Front Row - Mary Ellen Fredrickson and Wayne Holmstadt - Senior attendants QUEEN Jackie Harmon and KING Mike Wiskerchen Lana Crow and Bill Thiessa - Junior attendants J QU W1 P X ' lx E f V '-is f: f v..- iz: ' C5 C. is 'A I JF 1 J I ' 1:21 gl 251 :Lv 'ff if A KNIGHTS OF RHYTHM 05 Playing the TUBA NS, On the DRUMS Klj Sliding on the ,gig TROMBONE Ugg, Giving out on YA the B Flat CLARINET , s Leader and on 'yet A n the saucy S SAXOPHONE Singing or the COFHY CORNET COOKS Left to right! Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. FOX: Mrs' Glaus Marlyce Schmitt Virginia Hill John Krings Marjorie Hill Wayne Holmstadt Beth Johnson MIXED CHORUS P R A C T I C E M A K E S P E R F E C T S E A PROM TOP ROW: Left to right Jean Donnely Linda Seipel Mary Ann Hophan MIDDLE ROW: Left to right Joan Donnelly Betty Schladweiler Carol Gilles BOTTOM ROW: Left to right Jackie Harmon Phyllis Hammel Brenda Haglund GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO M a r s h a S w a n s o n PIANISTS Homzmuczns 1 P J o B h o n b K R r i i s n 1 g e s 'E FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA UBRARY CLUB STANDING! Left to right - Betty Schladweiler, Bill Thiessa, Bonnie Hewitt, Jackie Harmon, Marsha Swanson, Calvin Schladweiler, John Krings SEATED: Left to right - Jean Donnelly, Sharon Grab, Cheryl Haglund, Mary White STUDENT COUN IL Left to right - Mr. Robey, advisor, Mike Wiskerchen, President, Jean Donnelly, Vice-President, Marjorie Hill, Secretary and Treasurer, To my Auth, Herbie Metcalf, Virginia Hill, Marsha Harmon, Gail Hei 55? MARSHA H. 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'N QQMW' Yfgggh .AA Oiigfgg :L f ia., TOMMY G. 'fQm?8i, iq!1Q FgElg Q?Aw v MARY Q N S v fiwki ' A 1, f A I f .4 Wwe L wig, Q ' W'fRg!5S MARLYCE S. Q .Gm 1 W. . , , V ...i L V, A N VT X . .QAM . SHARON K. cces' to ou from Personal Su Q y Personal success to you from - sERv1cEs CHIUS STANDARD BAY CITY SUPER MARKET Bay City' wisconsin Bay City, Wisconsin Personal success to you M. H. CUSICK Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables St. Paul, Minnesota to ou from from Personal success y RUss's GARAGE Ford Sales and Service Bay City, Wisconsin Personal success to you from HORTENBACK'S BAR Bay City, Wisconsin Our 1960 COMET could not have been assembled without the help of 311 the CLASS of '60 and the people who have contributed by giving t0 our support. Please accept 31 heartfelt HTHANKSH for what you have done for us, Our job is done. 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