Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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Tl1ere'll Be Some Changes Made ii and Front Row--U. lfl'flllll'l', .l. Jelinvk, K. Ifrytls-nlunil, S, Kiwmwr, M. llllliol, J. Gentvs, XV. Fislier, li. Krunwr, .l. llorklwinn-r, li. 1loodin:in. Second Row-J. Hofflzlnrl, I.. l'lzirri-lson, 141. l'ol'st, li. Uole, IJ. Kramer, 'l'. King, .l. l1nt'l1:nrnn-, ll, llnnk, XY. lla-noy, ll. Hush. Third Row-K. Gaulke, l'. Ulwek, ll. llarker, U. t':ithm:in, l.. Ilurklialler, .l. liozvlkzi, ll. ll:u'km-ll, fl, Vlznnton, S. Hunk:-, ll. llevwzur. Fourth Flow-ll. Adler, .L liri-sn:1h:in, XY. lim-l'ln-1'ir'k, M. lll'illllllllll', XY. tlrn-vin-, .l. lfolvy. ll. Ulu-vli, l'. llomx, A. Furl, Z. lfritselie. Our second year of high school-what a wonderful year! :Xt registration time we had our schedules all planned and confusion, so prevalent among the young freshmen, was nowhere in sight. lflection was the first matter on the agen- da. Class otlicers were hlax Gramling, Pres- ident, Art Carl, Vice-President, and .lim Cientes, Secretary-Treasurer. Zonnie Frit- sclie and Carroll Paulson were selected llomeroom presidents. llomecoming activities aroused our spir- it, especially when our Hoat, XVe're Sail- ing to Victory , won Hrst place. lVe undertook the initiation ol' the fresh- men enthusiastically. One day in mid-l eb- ruary we proudly ordered our class rings. So ends another year in the history of the class of '60. VVe shall return next fall ready and willing to assume our role as upper- classmen. wwf ! Front Row-K. Tippery, C. Se:-1rtT, .I. Olson, I.. Fhawley, G. Thomas, T, Remy, R, Mezera, J, Valley, Il. Shnlka. Second Row-D. Tesar, M. VVhite, D. Stlnka, I. Meyer, C. Mezera, l.. Reed, M. Swatek, N. Sniethurst, .l. Stinipson, I.. Oestreieli, M. Slxunu. Third Row-S. Trenton, M. Nicholson, J. Valley, E. Stunkns, N. Le-chnir, IC. Trautsch, C. l.ung, V. Rodenkirch, IJ. I.u Mere, G. Smethnrst. Fourth Row--S-. Stewart, C. Paulsno, C. Speeht, F. Perkins, S. Toherman, R. Phillips, G. Rau. J. Yzlger, G. Mez:-ra, J. Drew, B. La Pointe. 16. . .Sophomores

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.4-5' lt's Almost Tomorrow .1 Front Row-lfl. Jelinek, D. Kramer, C. Bushnell, M. DuCharme. M. Ingle, M. Layde, G. Gokey, R. Goodman. Second Row- 1'. Le:-hnir, D. Grmtp, D. liarrette, L. lfritsche, J. lfishler, L. Kelly, J. Frydenlund, M. Brunet, R. Kieser. Thlrd Row- C. Hutchison, J. Kieser, M. Kavon, J. Heisz, P. Cornford, G. Fernette. J. Elliot, J. Lane, l'. Dohse, K. Hollenberger. Fourth Row--J. Loehndorf, G. Bunders, R. Herold, L. Haro, L. Kapinus, C. Leohnir, J. Karnopp, li. Bowman, R. First, A. Heal. At last-upperclassmen--yes, we are the On November 1, we got into the act with Junior Class of 1957-58. the production of our class play, Seventeen is Terrificfl directed by class advisor Mr. Charles La Pointe, and student director Judi Schneider. Selected as class officers to lead us through a very successful year were Jim Toberman, President, Ray Bowman, Vice-President, and Judy Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer. With the coming of Spring, preparations Homerooms were guided by Presidents John were begun on our Junior Prom, a very Frydenlund and Gary White. stately and memorial allair. Her Royal Highness Janet Cooper, chosen by King Jim Toberman reigned over the event with Ray- mond Bowman, Judy Taylor, John Fryden- lund, Gary White, and their dates., - We aren't the big wheels of the school, but plans began to roll when Homecoming arrived, and we assumed the traditional job of decorating the halls and presenting our skit This is Your Life -Mr. John Yes, It's Almost Tomorrow -the day Mulrooney. when we will be seniors. Front Flow--J. Schneider, A. Snyder, L. Moen, M. Mahan, S. Remy, D. Morovits, G. White, J. Toberman, T. Sandleback. Second Row-J. Tippery, M. Martin, D. Rutter, M. Welda, J. Weiser, J. Matousek, G. Vifhite, D. Marfllius, L. Pellock. Thlrd Row-F. Pitzer, S. Nagle, J. Teply, E. Stluka, J. Taylor, H. Zabel, C. Shinko, E. Nolan. Fourth Row-W. McGrath, G. Sedlmayr, D. Schaul, M. Schloegl, E. Pellock, R. Steiner, G. Valley, G. Mezera, S. Tesar. Juniors. . .15

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They Try To Tell Us We're Too Young Front Row- .l. Kelly, S. Ifldington. I.. Kopvt. D. Koniclivvk, I., Ilurton, I'. Ki-Ilog.g'g.:, IJ. Iildwards, G. Gokvy, II, Ilnrda, I.. Ulanlon, J. tloodman, Il, Iluslnn-Il. Second Row--M. Ilouzvk, Il. Adler, IZ. Iiociward, ll. Ilarth, J. Iiossman. K. Hvdoinan, tl. Ili-ssloi-h, A. Iforst. .l. Iii-nuy, S. Kasparek, II. Kasparek, II. Iflardinuy J. Cooper, Third ROWSS, Kozvlka, I.. tin-- niurn-, II, Ilarlh, II. llyors, Ii. Ilnrda, l.. Ilnllanks, K. I'Iack4-tt, IC. Iiovvko, .I. Iiozvlka, l'. IIischal'1', M. Iforst, N. Knapp. Fourth Row -II. Fish. 'I'. Halverson, D. Iiraclivy, G. Ilvrold, F. Iiunivln-k, 13. Hamann, G. lfIIlk'li0I'lDU4'lil'I', U. 1'haIn-Ia, .I. Johnson, I-'. Ilocwar, Il. Gillitzvr, II. Davis. Such confusion-wrong classes, wrong time, but we've finally gotten our feet plant- ed now. Assuming our first task, we diligently built the Homecoming bonfire, but by some quirk of fate it burned ahead of time. VVith appreciable help from the community, we quickly built up another in time. VVhile we were catching our breath, the sopho- mores made their initiation attack on us, which we survived with only a few minor incidents. To head our group, we chose Dennis To- berman, President, Janet Schneyer, Vice- President, and .lim Pitzer to keep our finan- cial records. Nancy Knapp and Richard Strauman were chosen to preside over Homeroom meetings. Ending our first year, we had completed a successful launching of our high school career. if? Front Rowf.l. l.aMero, U. XYhitv, K. McKinney, G. Paulson, F. Martin, C. Potter, M. Roach, .I. 'l'rautsch, J. Sr-hnm-yor, .I. Nash. Second Row-S-. l.Il1'9y, K. laicey, 1'. Scott, C. Spikur, R. StI'1lIIIlI2lII, Il, 'l'runtin. I.. Strack, Il. Iii:-sur, l'. Martin, I.. Wvlsvli. Third Row-J. Itivrk, M. Mezera, S. Oates, I.. Mezvra, I.. Struck, If. Swatek, S. Valley, S. XVaIker, M. Standorf, lil. Waum-r. Fourth Row-ll, 'l'ii-In-nor, J. Tn-ynor, J. l'itzc1', !'. I.caniy, IS. Overton, R. Shinko, li. Mezera, li. Rand, Ii. Sut- ton, D. 'l'uIn'rnia n. Freshman. . . 17