Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

The opening of this school year marked the opening of our completed Webb High School I It was the fulfill- ment of four years work, four years, planning, and the end of our walks between the old and new buildiiraU' It mode us, the Senior Class, pi ud; proud to have sat in its class-rooms studying and proud to have used the new equipment provided in our sqrence rooms. We ore certoinly-proud df our , new library with its amplJVoom and facilities. Who wouldn't be proud of our huge auditorium and our whole beautiful building. We, the Senior Class of 1958, hove hod on opportunity which may never come again to any other class, and it is with p?Me in our hearts that we onno Hte, We are the first class to graduate from the Herbert H. Webb High It Th in lit this in mind J thq wW eseht tc you, your yearoook.Ahe 1958 Gleaner. 7Mi tCR ilT H. WLBB MICH S' We A ie Pnoud I HBbH LLiLTL '_ —— - 1£I-____i___i i___________i Because we hope to become the kind of citizens that Mr. Webb was and our parents are. We, the Seniors of the Class of '58 are indeed grateful for the wonderful new school which we have been privileged to attend... Without the interest and generosity of Mr. Webb, and the further interest, generosity, and cooperation of our parents, this school might never have been possible. The first section, started in October 1953 with the money donated by Herbert H. Webb, was completed in time for us to have some of our classes there when we were freshmen. Further donations by Mr. Webb, coupled with willingness on the part of our parents to assume the rest of the financial obligation, permitted construction to continue so that we will graduate from the completed high school. To show in some small way our appreciation for this new and wonderful school we, the Seniors, dedicate this, our 1958 Gleaner, to both Herbert H. Webb and our parents. Pnoud to have dinected the new school ROY T. NORMINGTON B.Ed.. M. A. Central Wisconsin Teachers College. Columbia University Dear Seniors: With the advent of the Sputnik, we have entered into a new phase in the development of society. In this new age before us, man is no longer harnessing nature but is actually changing nature to serve his need. The period of the Industrial Revolution was primarily an adaptive age, the period ahead is truly a creative age. In Henry VI, Shakespeare points out that everyone's future is in reality an urn full of un- known treasures from which all may draw unguessed prizes. Likewise, he suggests that there will always be men and women ready to take their turn to play great parts on the stage of history. You have been very fortunate to have the opportunity for education. If you have made good use of it, you are ready to play your part in the tremendous age that lies ahead. Good luck to all of you. n B oand oft Education t D n t h e • i n m e e t i n 9 n e IV n o o m J. Seering, W. Gant. C. Phillips, K. Gehrke, A. Erickson, I. Lassallette. r. Wirth. R. Normington EUGENE CRAMER B.S. Speech, English III, Dramatics, All School Play, Senior Class Play, Forensics One-Act Play £ n BETTY CRAMER B.S. English II. Ill, Co-Advisor- Junior Prom. Forensics. Assistant Play Director VERONA HAPPLE B. A. English IV. Latin. Gleaner, Latin Club. Loyalty Council ARNOLD BARRY B.S. English I. II, Gleaner CAROL CHAPELL B.S. Physical Education, G.A.A. Cheerleaders, Co-Advisor- Junior Prom DONALD GERSTAD B. S. Drivers Education, Industrial Arts, Football Agriculture II. Ill, F.F.A. V THEODORE LATHROPE B.S., M. A. Agriculture I. IV, Rifle Club, Movie Operators rr. •w' LEONA | Home Economics II, IV, F.H.A. a GEORGE HOLMES B.S. Physical Education. Coach, Lettermans Club 7 JOAN ABICHT Home Economics I. Ill, F. H. A CLAUDE THOMPSON B.S. American History WILLIAM HUGHES B.M. Band, Pep Band. Swing Band. Solo and Ensemble DONALD MAYFIELD B. E. World History. Rod and Gun a n d u d i e a NANCY GIBSON B.S. Choir. Chorus, Madrigals e a LOIS M. LAPER B.S., M. A. Geography. Sophomore Class Advisor, Forensics SYLVIA ECCLES B.S. Art 8 GURVIN J. ROMOREN B.S., M.S. Biology. General Science. Loyalty Council. Science Club EDWARD THOMPSON B.S. Chemistry. Camera Club. Gleaner. Purple Banner. Senior Class Advisor IRENE CLAUSON B.S., M.S. Typing. Forensics CLARENCE BITTNER B.S., M.S. Physics. Algebra. Advanced Math, Loyalty Council JOSEPH LYNETT B.E..M.A. General Math, Shorthand, Commerce. Advanced Typing, Purple Banner DONALD RE IN 1C KE B.S. Algebra. Geometry. General Science. Football. Wrestling. Golf 6 Secretaries BERNICE MOYES THERESA LIEGEL Pnoud to l e ita ftin t qnaduatinq claw Seniona ARTHUR BIESEK Art” Everyone knows that Art, is a true farmer at heart. Edie Bashful, blonde, and blue-eyed, too! MELVIN BLOSS Mel” He's always feeling at his best, if he can be a constant pest. HELEN COLLIES Helen- Modest and sweet, she can’t be beat. S5 LARRY CRAKER Larry- Tall, dark, and quiet, too; that's our Larry through and through. DICK BILL Dicker When playing any game, he will rise to fame. RONALD BURRIS Ronnie Quiet and shy, he's nice guy. CHARLOTTE BATES Charcoal A friendly hello to one and all, means Charlotte’s always having a ball. CAROLE BUCHSTEINER Carole With a friendly smile and friendly greeting, you’ll find Carole's a friend worth meeting. GOLDIE DeBEIR Gooey In class you can't hear her so well, but out on the field she can really yell. MARY BRANDT Mary Oh, what her nimble fingers can do; sew a suit, or cook a stew. JANET COURTIER Janet Appearances are de- ceiving. GORDON L. BENSEMAN •’Gordie He has the most world shaking ideas! SHIRLEY BAUER Shirl She’s quite short, and a very good sport. ANNETTE COLEMAN Annette A lively person with a pleasant way, sense of humor, always gay. LOIS BRUCE Lo' With a friendly smile for everyone. Lois will always have lots of fun. EVAN BURMESTER Ebbie What did the big chimney say to the little chimney? RICHARD DEANE COSTERISAN Dicker I worry no-one. no- one worries me. BETTY LOU DONOVAN Betts Betty was our Prom queen, often dancing she is seen. KAY DANKERT Dink Like the weather, her mood is always changing. DONALD DOUGHTY Don Don without a girl is like curly hair without a curl. X MARLENE FARBER Marlene Marlene will go farber and farber in life. RICHARD DOUGLAS Dick He has a quiet humor. VERNUS ROSSING Vemy Bugging around in his big, blue car, Verny is feeling far above par KAREN RAE HANKINS Hank- Small and lively, that we know, when she cheers it’s Go, Go. Go. GORDON GEHRKE Gerk The Loyalty Council knows him well, and as a classmate he is swell. 9 KENNETH FERSTL Kenny Paintbrush and pen-- that's our Ken. A J. LARRY HANUSA Emil A sunny smile can be worthwhile. BERVERLY HIRST Bev In athletics the one who's first is our own Bev Hirst. RICHARD HARMON Dick' 1 may be quiet as a rule, but wait till I get out of school. KAREN FERSTL Ferst Always ready, always there. Karen's ready to do her share. CAROL ANN HACKBARTH Carol A credit to our class is this fine lass. NANCY SCHULZE Schulzie This girl has a simple formula for success: honesty, hard work, and dependability. JOHN ELFERS JANET FRANK Elfo Jan He always has his lessons done, yet he still finds time for fun. Sincere and sweet, she can't be beat. SHIRLEY MAE HASZ Shirley To be a friend has been her goal, she is a friend to every soul. EUGENE SCHUTZ Schutzie Tall and thin, with a pleasant grin. JAMES REIMER Jim He never gives a book a look. WAYNE HANUSA Wayne Dynamite isn't the only thing that's explosive! SHARON HAMBURG Blondie I save my energy for after school hours. JUDITH RAE HOLZINGER Jude Stars fell on Alabama. RUTH KRUEGER Ruth Although her hair is the color of flame, patience is her middle name. JANICE KAY McCauley Suzie She worked hard on each class project, to make them successful was her object. LeROY HOOKER Hook Bored of Education. ROGER KASISKA Rog A leader in everything that he would do--foot- ball. golf, and Loyalty, too! DAVID KREY David In electronics he won an award, this knowl- ege of science will be his reward. MIKE HOWARD Mike Mike, like a spike, has to be driven. CARL KLEIN Carl Never a worry, never a fret, he's got a gal he can't forget. JOAN JEFFCOTT Ann Only trees grow big and tall, so I decided to stay small. MARY M ANION Mary You may think she’s quiet and shy, but she's betrayed by the twinkle in her eye. V MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Mary Mary's neither angel nor saint, a girl can't be what she just ain't. NANCY JO LANGHOLFF Nance Even if you don't find the perfect guy, it's lots of fun hunting! BARBARA McMANAMY Barb In school she is quite a whiz, she'll rate high in any quiz. GERMAN AUGUST HORSTMANN -Herman lerman's quite a lot of un. always ready with i pun. BEVERLY KNUTH Bcv She can think up things as a rule, to do both in and out of school. MERVIN DONALD HORSTMAN MerV Mervin and his car are seldom parted. ROBERT HUDZINSK1 -Little Tyke When there’s a com- motion, Bob's in motion. RONNIE KLEIN -Ron' Why do we have schools? For me to break rules! FREDERICK W. HUTCHENS Fudd School is what you make it, it makes me tired. IOHN B. KRUEGER Art- Basketball. football, wr Prom king. John's lone well in everything. PHYLLIS KATHRYN LATHROPE Phyl Always a neat and tailored look, often you'll find her reading a book. GRETCHEN LOUISE MERKEL Gretch In music and school she does excel, and in the future, she'll do well. RALPH KINTZ Hurricane There are those kids who stay at home, and then there is my kind, too. LAWRENCE LUEDTKE Larry Quiet--$ometimes. ROSALIE MANWARING Rosy She likes to dance, she likes to sing, our Rosy likes most anything. CAROL NACHREINER Carol She looks shy--But oh my. NANCY O’CONNOR O.C. You'll never find her in the sticks, she’s out looking for some kicks. PHILIP JERRY SHERMAN His knowledge will take him far in life. ALICE IRENE RICE Alice Rice is very nice. EDMUND NIMMOW Dickertom My car may not be new. but show me the road it won't go through. DARLENE SCHANKE Dar A friendly smile, a cheerful hello, here’s a gal you like to know. SANDRA ELIZABETH TUHUS Sandy At the peak of success, you will find her at her best. HAROLD MEAD Butch •Vhy let the devil have all the good times. DON MU LOCK Foxey In sports he made him self a name, and in dramatics he did the same. DALE MICHEL •Mitch He may occupy a chair, but you'll never know he's there. LACINDA VIVIANN RITZER Cindy Full of mischief and fun too, that’s our Cindy through and through. DON NOBS Butch For transportation that's real cool , I ride my motorcycle to school. THERON NOTH Theron Nothing like a good argument when you know you’re right. KATHERINE PELTON Kathy Not too out spoken, she's quite a token. DARLENE RIBBKE Darlene Sparkling hair and shining eyes, she is really quite a prize. BEVERLY ANN RICE Babe Beverly Rice has lots of spice. MILDRED SASS Millie I'm here even tho I don't tell anyone. ANDY MEARS Duke Laugh and I'll laugh with you, study and you study alone. PATRICIA M. PEZALL Pat- Teachers always leave me n � echless. JUDSON MURDOCK Jud When Judson gives his views, even the teacher gets confused. TOM MITTLESTEADT Rup Tom is really quite a guy. not too loud and not too shy. MELVIN NORWALK Tom Wake up Tommy, the bell has rung! AUDREY SCHNEIDER Audie A s Homecoming Queen. she reigned supreme. MARGART HOLTON Marge Don't study your lesson; lessen your study. DICK QUINLAN Ed Silence has its advan tages. EUGENE HACKBARTH Gene Pleasant and nice, to our class he adds spice. DONALD DOUGHTY Don Don without a girl is like curly hair without a curl. ELSIE SCHUETTE Elsie Don't let her quietness fool you. KAREN LEA PIERCE Karen Lea” Give her a guitar and she'll go far. RUTHANNE SHULTIS Ruthanne In personality she rates first place. SHARON WILLARD Sharon Sharon isn't hard to please; in a musical atmosphere she's at ease. VERNON RAEDEL ’’Vernon The world belongs to the ambitious few. Oh well, who wants the world anyway. LeROY SCHRANK Lee Don't look at me girls, it makes me nervous! KENNETH REIMER Ken This Thunderbird flew the coop, qow he be- longs to the Beaver group. CAROL SPARKS “Carol In band she is quite a credit. Love her car? You said it! i BETTY TYLER Betsy She’s quiet they say. but we like her that way. KEITH E. STICKLER “Keith Tall and fair with never a care. KENT STRUEBING “Strueb “Well, I graduated didn't I? WILLIAM SCHYVINCK. JR. “Bill- Mischief lurks behind his smile. ALICE SCHROEDER “Alice I want to be bashful, but the boys won't let me. JERRY REGO -jerry I like school alright... the vacation part of it. GERALD SCHROEDER Jerry Give him a car and a girl, and he'll give them both a whirl. BLAINE TOURDOT Tude After four years of faithful service. I'm dismissed. ACE TRACHSLER Trix Yikes! A test? Why didn't someone warn me? JOHN UPHOFF John ’ This neat looking guy has an average that's high. GARY WAGNER Pa Short and dark, he's got that spark! Through our four years in high school, Mr. Edward Thompson has been our class advisor, encouraging us in all our endeavors. We would like to take this oppor- tunity, Mr. Thompson, to say, thank you for all your help. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gretchen Merkel. Vice-President; John Krueger President; Goldie DeBeir. Secretary-Treasurer. Hilt on y On September 10, 1957, the Senior Class of '58' entered school for the last term. This was the first year that all the students attended Webb School. At first we missed our walks between school, but before long we were involved with the busy life of Seniors. But wait, first lets go back to September 7, 1954. This was the day that we entered school as a class. Our first job as Freshmen was to elect the following officers: Goldie DeBeir, president; Rudy Brandt, vice-president; Cindy Ritzer, secretary; and Roger Kasiska, Phyllis Lathrope and Gretchen Merkel as Loyalty Representatives. As Freshmen, little did we dream that we would be the first class to graduate from the new Webb School. When the next fall rolled around, the new iophs came back to school bursting with energy, ready to do well in everything. We showed our fine spirit by winning first place in citizenship for Loyalty and joining many clubs and activities. Our officers were Jerry Schroeder, president; Keith Stickler, vice-president; Goldie DeBeir, secretary. The Loyalty Representatives were Roger Kasiska, Gretchen Merkel, Gordon Gehrke, Phyllis Lathrope, Betty Donovan and Sherry Hellpap. As Juniors we had much to look forward to. In October we ordered our class rings which arrived in time for Christmas. February 15 found us dancing at our prom, Holiday In The Snow . Queen Betty Donovan and King John Krueger reigned in full glory. We worked hard on our Prom and were proud to be able to call it a success. Later in the year Nancy Schulze was chosen to attend Badger Girls State while John Krueger and Dick Bill attended Boys State. Our president was Gretchen Merkel, vice-president was Audrey Schneider, secretary was Stan Meyer, treasurer was Joe Sauer. Roger Kasiska, Gordon Gehrke, Judy Holzinger and Phyllis Lathrope were elected to the Loyalty Council. As Juniors we all dreaded the day school ended, knowing that next year the curtain would be drawn over the Class of '58' just as it had been on many classes before us. But we eagerly came back this year to our new school. We elected John Krueger, president; Gretchen Merkel, vice-president; Goldie DeBeir, secretary; and Roger Kasiska, Gordon Gehrke, Judy Holzinger and Phyllis Lathrope as Loyalty Representatives. One of the Loyalty Representatives, Roger Kasiska has made an unusual record by be- ing a regular member of the Loyalty Council for four years and serving as president for the last two years. We will have many things to remember, among them our Senior Class Play and the ex- citement of graduation. We are proud to be able to say that we, the class of‘581, are the first class to graduate from Webb High School. We owe much to our class advisor, Mr. Edward Thompson, who has been a help to us for the last four years. Without a doubt he will long be appreciated by everyone of us. 1. Ready for a game, Don? 2. Palsl 3. How much does the cat weigh Phyl? 15 pounds Judy 4. Little Tarzan 5. Oh to be young again! 6. Nancy Jo years ago 7. Gretch's twelfth birthday 8. Recognize our Homecoming queen? Ylot So JLonq rfqo 24 9. What a change? 10. Our Schulzie 11. Little Ace 12. Mary at camp 13. Carole B. sweet you see 14. What happened to those braids Gretch? 15. Mischief! 16. Babysitting with my dolly) Pn oud to look fionwand to tutune yean heneJ Undencla amen '4P uniona I CLASS HISTORY As Juniors we began a busy year in our new school. We got off to a good start in Loyalty by winning the float and yell points for Home- coming. Soon after school began, we ordered our class rings and then began to prepare for our Prom, which was held on April 18th. Our class was well represented in athletics and other school organizations. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill McCabe. Vice-President; Carol Brimmer. Secre tary-Treasurer. Dick Buchsteiner, President. ROW ONE: R. Horst- mann, C. Blue. C. White. S. Bedessem, R. Massari. B. Foss, N. Roberts, P. Krey, P. Grosklaus, K. Mullikin, D. Holby. ROW TWO: J. Ward. B. Powell, E. Frank. P. Hemenway, L. Schulte. J. Schwenn. D. Taylor. J. Wiese. M. Fisher. E. Retzlaff. ROW THREE: J. Byrnes. R. Krohn. D. Grover. .M. Laukant, E. Horkan, C. Vertein. B. Sefkar. R. Ran- dles. J. Petzke. L. Schultz. D. Temte. E. McCluskey. ROW ONE: L. Schultz. E. Carroll. S. Davis, S. Sainsbury. D. Buchsteiner. B. Klipp, M. Schulze, J. Maul. B. Adelinan, D. Hul- burt. ROW TWO: D. Bemdt, T. Decot. B. Emery, J. Peterson, D. Bonnell, J. Greg- ory, D. Peper, L. Fish. S. Eastman. K. Ferstl. ROW THREE: T. Seamonson, E. Beth. D. Bill. J. Horkan, S. Koch, G. Sopher, J. Gleash, B. Burmester, D. Pierce. ROW ONE: C. Temp- lin, M. Brice. P. Michael. P. Brennan. M. Wastlick. A. Sass. C. Sussek. ROW TWO: E. Alien p. Huebing. C. Behn. S. Schuett, J. Thieding. R. Murdock. N. Baum- garten. ROW THREE T. Ginkel. J. Brickl. B. Friede. E. Berginan. D. Meyer. R. Stein- horst. E. Judd, K. Schroeder. ROW ONE: J. Park- hurst. B. Radtke, M. Olson. B. Gard- ner, R. Breen. D. Strutz, S. Frederick- son, C. Schultz. ROW TWO: B. Schorer, M. Leh- mann, H. Elfers, R. Luther, D. Schmidt, R. Tourdot, E. Pagel, A. Norwalk. ROW THREE: V. Conley. B. Clark, F. Zietlow, G. Douglas, D. Schafer, G. Winecke. H. Churchill. B. Behnke, P. Phippen. ROW ONE: P. Stein- horst, D. Hemberger. K. Bates. C. Brimmer. R. Gallagher. S. Donahoe, B. Pagel. B. Hamilton, N. Schreck, C. Hinz. ROW TWO: M. Klagos, H. Krueger. K. Bloss, H. Bur- mester, R. Cooper. B. Gade. N. Wildes. R. Thies, R. Hahn. H. Siinmok. ROW THREE: D. Toeder. B. McCabe, C. 3a$ey, M. Hickey. E. Friede. D. Stevens. M. Bense- man, D. Wagner. E. Thies. C. Pfaff, D. Dorow. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Reginald Zimmerman. Vice-President; Lou Ann Churchill. Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Roloff. President. Sophomonea CLASS HISTORY With the completion of the final wing of our new school we began our second year of high school. The sophomores have no one big event to look forward to, such as initiation sponsoring a prom, or having senior pictures taken, but this year found us involved in many activities around the school. We thoroughly enjoyed the excitement of Homecoming, the games, the dances and school activities. In our search for fun we never neglected our classes, for we rated high in scholarship. ROW ONE: K. Reimer. V. Rego, C. Schultz, S. Harmon, J. Craker. B. Tourdot. B. Bill. K. Meyer, H. Blue. J. Astle. ROW TWO: S. Schroeder. R. Zimmerman. M. Pregal, J. Moran, V. Standow, J. Beth, D. Schulte, B. Radke, R. Grote, D. Schuette, L. Schneider, C. Thies. ROW THREE. G. Maske, R. Schmidt, L. Krueger. M. Zapp, B. Steinke, J. Bell, L. Seymour, N. Pape, B. Weber. D. Wiese. M. Donovan. ROW ONE: D. Kowalke. V. Hanusa, K. Schultz, J. Shafer, E. Suchoman, A. Held, J. Dorow, E. Smith. K. New- bury. ROW TWO: P. Simniok. V. Schroeder, J. Klipp, R. Meyer, B. Krey, V. Nimmow, L. Francois, L. Dett- mann, A. Koenecke, P. Judd, C. Gawron- ski. ROW THREE: G. Piepenburg, B. Roloff. B. Schuette, E. Thieding, J. Thies. R. Schroeder, R. Seamans, D. Finne- gan, L. Horstmann, B. Schwartz. ROW ONE: K. Green- wood. L. Churchill. P. Hough, B. Vinson, M. Muchow, S. Brunhoefer, J. Simp- son, M. Crall, R. Sclwmdt, C. Sass. ROW TWO: D. Schultz. D. Dclany, G. Delany. D. Smith. P. Snyder. H. Collies, L. Stofcr, D. Stone. R. Schenck. R. Whitty. ROW THREE: N Palmer. J. Smith. E. Templin. R. Palmer. H. Mort- imer, L. Schutz. A. DeBeir. P. Prather, S. Camp. K. Meyer. ROW ONE: D. Reimer. J. Brimmer. J. Hahn, C. Gasser, D. Le Moine, R. Morgan. L. Kosack. B. Laukant. B. Young. P. Tourdot. L. Haefer. ROW TWO: D. Birch. E. Brooks J. Hayes, D. Gard- ner. D. Dankert. J. Kintz, R. Liegel. T. Douglas. M. Laper. J. Hoff. M. Hanold. K. Montanye. ROW THREE: A. Mikono- wicz, R. Halvensle- ben. H. Dressier. H. Foss, J. Birch. T. Varnes, D. Elder, D. Reuter, J. Schuette, C. Moyes, T. Hinz, P. Sheil. ROW ONE: E. Volk. J. Westedt. R. Meyer. S. Morti- mer. C. Gawronski, J. Mittlesteadt, J. Rettgen, J. Happle. C. Schultz. ROW TWO: G. Cooper, C. Geffert, N. Crawford, C. Schafer, C. Hasz, J. Thomas, S. Wirth, R. Schmidt, S. Erickson. S. Meske. ROW THREE: D. Carrig, D. Gardner, M. Gall, D. Bloedau, R. Paff, W. Mead. D. Schroeder. M. Thieding, M. Reimer, S. Henricks. 3neahmen CLASS HISTORY The freshman class of 1957 is the first freshman class to attend all classes in the newly completed Webb High School. Our class consists of around 160 students, out of which 26 made the A and B honor- rolls. Besides their studies many of the Freshmen take active part in cheerleading, band, football, basketball, and other activities. We all agree. I'm sure, that the Freshmen class of '57 is the best, and we are all proud of it. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Sharon Piskey, Secretary-Treasurer; David Davis. Presi- dent; Patty Miles, Vice-President. ROW ONE: M. Roe- ver, M. Schutz, V. Jones, M. Schyvinck, J. Conley, R. Ulrich, C. Slotty, J. Mittle- steadt, L. Lange. ROW TWO: K. Smith, R. Marini, M. Vertein, M. Xosch, K. Donahoe. J. Zobel, B. Sch- uette, E. Summers, J. Reinfeldt. ROW THREE: J. Schulze. A. Katuin, G. Schulze. B. Hutch- ens. L. Gehrke, K. Frayer, P. Miles, J. Mortimer. A. Schyvinck. ROW ONE: K. Stick- ler. A. Nichols. K. Hinze, M. Peasall. S. Holzmiller. A. Tourdot, M. Schultz. S. Schultz. M. Hulburt, M. Fish. ROW TWO: A. Fisher. A. Nichols, A. Knuth, J. Gau- mitz, G. Hinrichs, L. Schmidt, J. Sey- mour, C. Comte, S. Seifert. T. Groene- weg. ROW THREE: J. Page, J. Dorow, T. McManamy, R. Schanke, G. Lueders, H. Krueger, D. Baumgartcn, B. Jackson, J. Fox. ROW ONE: R. Berndt. G. Foss. D. White. N. Snyder, R. Hayes. C. Austin. J. Bohen, D. Davis, T. Held, D. Lindow. ROW TWO: T. Breen. B. McKewin, G. Tietje, J, Kowalke, T. Grover. M. Holzinger. T. Lassallette, G. Vogel, M. Shultis. T. Baumgarten. ROW THREE: T. Radtke, R. Harper. T. Gregory. C. Phillips, J. Shultis. P. Sweeney, J. Thieding. R. Fusch, R. Bates, T. Quinlan, R. Schulenberg. ROW ONE: L. Fuller. J. Mislivecek, R. Alt. E. Kraemer, R. Massari, J. Schrank, F. Trachsler, J. Westerman, B. Oleson, J. Gibeaut. ROW TWO: J. Horkan. J. Luther, E. Frank. F. Miller. R. Smith. W. Meyer. F. Pla- chetka. J. Hinz, D. Sonnenberg, B. Pezall. ROW THREE: R. Fish. D. Scott. S. Ashworth, P. Horkan. D. Small, L. Wersal, J. Dore, D. Klagos, L. Stricken, M. Weiland. ROW ONE: S. Clark. S. Frank, S. Fergu- son. B. Templin, B. Fike, D. Alien, C. Ziech. L. Bonne 11. J. Gallagher. D. Gavin. ROW TWO: M. Ferstl, V. Cady, M. Farber. M. Ziet- low, C. Hearn, M. Tyler, J. Drea, S. Wildes. L. Halven- sleben, S. Wilcox. ROW THREE: I. Thies, J. Yagow, F. Williams. R. Gey- man, H. Kauffman. J Fish. D. White. D. Templin, J. Norman. E. Biesek, D. Hanko. Undenclanmen 1. All dressed up and no Diace to go! 2. Is your dolly crying, Snaron? 3. Pals forever! ! 4. Smell pretty, Tammy? 5. Waiting to co to school, Mary? 6. Cheek to cneek. 7. Surprise! 8. How's the sun, girls? 9. My, but that's a big one, Joyce! 10. Wnat's this, a new fashion. Sue? 11. Marilyn who? 12. All ready for school Mommy! 13. Who's who? ?? 14. Smile pretty. Siggie! 15. Girls on the rocks. 16. Dig those pajamas! 17. The Three Musketeers. 18. From one extreme to another. 19. Does it hurt, Sylvia? 20. Taste good, Dick? 21. Won t It go over, Mary? 22. Debbie's been riding too much. Pnoud 'to uae oun beautiful Uuildinq'a facilities Activities Club Pneaident ROW ONE; Safety Patrol: d. Krey, Latin Club; J. Schroeder, Camera Club; D. Falleck, Rifle Club; P. Sherman, Dra- matics; G. Gehrke. ROW TWO; G.A.A.: M. Sass. J. Holzinger, F.H.A.; M. Brandt, Latin Club; R. Meyer, Gleaner; G. Merkel. Presiding at meetings in the various rooms of our new school has kept our club presidents busy this year. We are proud of these leaders who head the activities represented on the following pages. Just as our new school incorporated more districts so Latin Club included more members by permitting first year Latin students to join. Meeting once a month, the past and present Latin students learned more about the Latin language and customs of the Romans. The club, which became a member of the Junior Classical League this year, sponsored a Latin Week and a Roman Banquet. Latin Club ROW ONE; D. Bill, D. Buchsteiner, R. Stein- horst. ROW TWO: C. Brimmer, S. Frederick- son, S. Brunhoefer, C. Hasz, B. Friede, S. Eastman, J. Kowalke. ROW THREE: L. Schultz.. J. Happle, M. Brice, J. McCauley, R. Meyer, S. Tuhus, G. Merkel, Mrs. Happle. ROW FOUR: S. Erickson, M. Schulze, C. Behn, K. Ferstl, J. Schroeder, W. Steinke, K. Stickler, L. McCluskey. Camena Club LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Feral. K. Feral, F. Groeneweg. R. Falleck, P. Sherman. The Camera Club, under the supervision of Mr. E. Thompson, boasts a new dark room, located in Mr. Thompson's chemistry room. The staffs of both The Gleaner ond The Purple Banner appreciated the convenience of having their pictures developed here at Webb School. A new duty this year was to run the movie projector for the movies shown during the noon hour for the student body. VYlovie Openaton P. Sherman, Mr. Lathrope. R. Kintz, B. Clark. T. Nor- walk. D. Nobs. E. Schutz, H. Mead, B. Tourdot, W. Hanusa, E. Bergman, B. Gade, J. Murdock, R. Costerlsan. ROW ONE: V. Hanusa. S. Frederickson, C. Sussek, M. Brice, R. Manwarlng, N. Schreck, N. Geffert, P. Krey. ROW TWO: K. Greenwood, S, Davis, J. Happle, C. Hasz, S. Brunhoefer, J. Parkhurst, B. Donovan, M. Miller. ROW THREE: Mr. Cramer, M. Crall, D. Hemberger, J. Simpson, R. Meyer, S. Wlrth. A. Held. R. Murdock, S. Erickson. Dnamatica Club As our school expanded, so did our Dramatics Club. This year, for the first time, we took a one-act play to the state play contest. It's first presentation was for our parents, who were then entertained at a reception. We also expanded our program by putting on a Home- coming skit. The cast and crew of the All-School Play were the first group privileged to use the well equipped stage in our new gym. ROW ONE: D. Krey, N. Baumgarten, B. Powell, J. McCauley, B. McManamy, R. Breen, N. Langholff, L. Churchill. D. Hulburt, G. Gehrke. ROW TWO: H. Krueger. T. Ginkel, K. Ferstl. J. Schroeder, B. Frlede, M. Brandt, S. Willard, M. Don- ovan, K. Ferstl, A. Schroeder. ROW THREE: K. Ferstl. J. Gregory, D. Temte, J. Gleash, E. Friede, B. Dargel, B. Burme- ster, C. Schultz, T. Noth, R. Brandt. Rod and Qun ROW ONE: L. Haefcr, E. McCluskey. J. Gallagher, L. Leh- man, D. Halby, L. McCluskey, A. Mean. ROW TWO: E. Hackbarth, R. Palmer, J, Bell, G. Benseman, D. Meyer, L. Laukant. R. Luther, V. Rossing, Mr, Mayfield. The Rod and Gun Club under the direction of Mr. Mayfield, also moved to the new Webb School this year. There they were able to practice archery, and learn safety rules for hunting and fishing. When the weather was bod they tied flies, discussed game laws, and learned how to handle a gun. All year they looked forward to a day of fishing in the Spring. Mr. Lathrope's Rifle Club continued to meet in the old High School. The Rifle Club was divided into three individual sections, and the boys in these sections had matches between their own groups. Riftle Club ROW ONE: R. Harmon, P. Hough, R. Liege 1, R. Whitty, K. Mulli - kin. N. Wildes, H. Collies, R. Grote, R. Schmidt, C. Thies, Mr. Lathrope. ROW TWO:G. Maske. B. Gade, H. Horstmann, E. Judd, E. Bergman, F. Thies, D. Toeder, M. Bloss, L. Hanusa, T. Hinz, M. Lehman. ROW THREE: E. Hack- barth, P. Sherman, A. DeBeir, K. Stickler, H. Mortimer, R. Pal- mer, P. Sweeney, J. Horkan, C. Vertein, C. Casey, H. Churchill. 33A ROW ONF- C. Geffcrt.D. Kowalke. S. Sainsbary, R. Hahn, B. Schyvinck. H. Elfcrs, T. Seamonson, C. Klein, B. Tourdoi, Mr. Uttech. ROW TWO; F. Blachetka, E. Mc- Cluskey. D. Nobs, W. Schwartz, E. Brooks, D. Gardner, R. Seamans, D. Birch, L. Haefer. ROW THREE: J. Dorow, T. Douglas, R. Peper, D. Meyer, J. Horkan, E. Horkan, R. Schulenberg, K. Montayne, J. Hayes, M. Howard. OUR MOTTO Learning to do, doing to learn; Earning to live, living to serve. ROW ONE: R. Ward, R. Hayes, V. Standow, E. Biesek, R. Schenck. C. Schultz, M. Norwalk, E. Volk, J. Gallagher. ROW TWO: B. Biesek. D. Dorow. D. Reuter, R. Luther, R. Halvensleben, H. Foss. ROW THREE: J. Bell, H. Schlieckau. P. Horkan, A. Huebner, W. Thies, J. Petzke, E. Beth, J. Birch, J. Schuette, W. Hanusa. Safety Patnol David Krey, Captain Marvin Lehman Philip Sherman Lawrence Seymour Russell Grote Student JLibnanij, h i tant One of the most beautiful rooms in our new school is the library. Because of its size, and because it serves so many more students, the S.L.A. membership was greatly in- creased this year. The S.L.A. helped the students to use and enjoy the facilities of the library in many ways. Besides keeping the library orderly and neat, they made colorful posters and displays to help makfc the library more enjoyable for all who used it. Just browsing around. ROW ONE: S. Holz- miller, M. Brice, E. Frank, K. Bates, M. Ferstl, B. Bill. M. Crall, N. O’- Connor, D. Hulburt, Miss Graepp. ROW TWO: K. Ferstl. L. Dettmann, M. Klagos, B. Vinson, J. Schulze, J. Thieding, N. Langholff, M. Olson, L. Stofer. ROW THREE: C. Behn. J. Gregory, R. Stein- horst, A. De Beir, R. Schafer. K. Ferstl, J. Brickl, M. Brandt, N. Schulze. OUR GOAL 7H 1 ROW ONE: J. Thomas. G. DeBeir, C. Rit- zer. M. Sass. M. Brandt. P. Pezall. B. Hirst. M. Manlon. Mbs Novy. ROW TWO: E. Frank. M. Holton. L. Schmidt, E. Retz- Laff. B. Jackson, S. Hamburg, M. Fisher, J. Westedt. ROW THREE: J. Thledlng. S. Don a hoe, A. Koenecke, J. Schroeder, L. Bruce, D. Rlbbke, B. Rice. P. Hemenway. To promote better family living through worthy home membership and creative leadership in home and community life. Spic and Span! OUR MOTTO Toward New Horizons ROW ONE: N. Schreck, K. Reimer, S. Bed- essem, P. Grosklaus, C. White, K. Meyer, P. Tourdot, C. Slotty, MissAbicht. ROW TWO: S. Francois, R. Marini. M. Olson, R. Meyer. J. Shafer, B. Schuette, Dorow, A. Sass. ROW THREE: E. Bell, R. Gallagher, D. Schmidt, M. Gall, R. Tourdot, B. Hutchens, M. Welland, B. Pagel. Q M ROW ONE: D. Hem- bergcr, P. Prather, B. Hirst, M. Sass, J. Holzinger, P. Kelley, B. Bill, P. Lathrope, S. Erickson, L. Cnurc- hiU. ROW TWO: J. McCauley, B. Schuette. S. Ferguson, J. Mittlesteadt. K. Schultz. V. Rego, M. Pregal, N. Palmer, 8. Radke, P. Michael. ROW THREE: K. Ferstl. M. Fisher, N. Baumgarten, T. Ginkel, S. Wirth, R. Meyer, N. Langholff, B. Donovan, N. O'Connor, C. Buch- steiner, J. Craker, A. Katuin. ROW ONE: D. Nobs. A. Tourdot, J. Mittlesteadt. M. Schyvinck, C. Ziech, R. Ulrich, M. Schultz, M. Schutz, M. Roever, C. Schultz. P. Tourdot. ROW TWO: J. Courtier. P. Volk. B. Knuth, B. Foss. B. Gardner. L. Francois, L. Halven- sleben, L. Kosack, J. Hahn, E. Suchoman, B. Laukant, J. Brimmer. ROW THREE: D. Ribbke, L. Bruce, J. Moran, P. Judd, R. Gallagher, D. Schroe- der, A. Coleman, J. Beth, D. Schuette, M. Thieding, L. Dettmann. M. Klagos, S. Gallagher, E. Fuller, J. Frank. Our Motto: Play for play s sake. ROW ONE: K. Bates. J. Parkhurst, M. Ferstl. M. Kosch, S. Schultz. B. Temp- lin, J. Happle, d. Merkel, S. Freder- ickson, V. Hanusa. C. Templin. ROW TWO: C. Hasz. P. Hemenway, P. Pezail, K. Frayer, J. Drea, A. Nichols, S. Wildes. V. Cady. M. Zictlow, J. Mortimer, S. Tuhus. ROW THREE: A. Held. P. Miles. V. Schroeder, K. Schroeder, D. Schultz, M. Reimer, S. Camp, D. Gard- ner. M. Gall. G. Hinrichs, B. Rice. S. Hamburg, A. Rice. EDITORS FRONT ROW: Nancy Schulze-Senior Business Manager. Sandy Tuhus-Assistant Editor, Gretchen Merkel-Edi- tor, Betty Donovan-Chief Typist, Shirley Hasz-Copy Editor. BACK ROW: Karen Schroeder-Junior Editor, Barb Friede-Junior Business Manager. ADVISORS Mr. Barry, Mrs. Happle, Mr. Ed Thompson. RIGHT TO LEFT ROW ONE: R. Manwaring, N. Langholff, M. Miller, B. Powell. ROW TWO: S. Hasz. E. Allert, C. Behn, G. Merkel, H. Krueger, B. Donovan. 42 The Gleaner staff has been very busy this year. Besides working on the annual, they sponsored a dance after the football game with Richland Center and took over the job of selling refreshments at all home basketball games. Both juniors and seniors work on the Gleaner staff. There are junior ed- itors as well as senior editors. With this system, the seniors can help train the juniors for future work on the Gleaner. The staff has been pleased and satis- fied with out new school, and has tried to show this by using it as the theme of the 1958 Gleaner. Hard at work during vacation! 43 Our photography staff. ADVISORS Mr. E. Thompson, Mr. Lynett Pun ile Barmen How could anyone at R.H.S. ever forget the wonderful memories of his high school years with the Purple Banner recording the important and lasting events around school. All in all, the Purple Banner Staff deserves much credit for keep- ing us so well informed. The staff's advisor this year was Mr. Lynett. Under his direction the editors and reporters were constantly writing and check- ing copy to get the paper ready for press. ROW ONE: C. Schafer. C. Sussek, M. Brice, M. Manion. K. Hankins, E. Schuette, R. Tourdot. ROW TWO: G. DeBeir, R. Meyer, J. Kintz, H. Simniok. D. Schmidt, D. Taylor. ROW THREE: J. Moran. G. Gehrke. J. Hoff, J. Schroeder. C. Hackbarth, E. Bell, M. Brandt. C. Ritzer. EDITORS Editor................ Assistant Editor.... News Editor........... Make-up Editor. . . . Sports Editor......... Goldie DeBeir . Clara Sussek . Mary Brandt . Cindy Ritzer Jerry Schroeder 44 Pnoud ChonuA The Girls' Chorus, consisting of fifty-two members, under the direction of Miss Gibson, the four year physical education program jr pnysic i—trp The girls took an active part in presenting the Christmas program and Annual Spring Concert. ROW ONE: R. Massari. B. Tourdot E. Laukant.M. Muchow V. Re o.K. ReimerJ. Brimmer M. Schyvinck. K. Dona hoe. ROW TWO: B. Ole son, N. Roberts. A. Lange. J. Schrank. J. Zobel.A. bass. D Le Moine K. Meyer.R. Morgan. C. Gowronski J. Dorow. row THREE: S. Holzmiller,L. Kosack.C. Gasser.K. Smith. M. Knuth.E. Retzlaff.D. Allert, M. Ferstl.N. Palmer. M. Farber.J. Westerman.R. Marlni.ROW FOUR: L. Halvensleben. K. Frayer, m. Zletlow, L.Gehrke. J.Gaumltz.S. Duddleston. D. Taylor. J. Drea. J. Kowalke.J. Man tin, M. Tyler, L. Schulte. L. Stricken. ROW ONE; K. Hankins. U. Hemberger. l. Schultz. N. O'Coonor. M Miller. N. Geffert, C. Sussek. s. Mortimer. B. Young. J. Kettsen, G. Merkel, ROW TWO: fc. Carroll. R. Manwaring. P. Lathrope. A. Schneider. C. Schafer. n Langholff.R, Breen. M. Crall, S. Ericksoo, B. Bill, J. Happle. M. Brice, j. Holzinger. row THREE: B. Donovan. H. Simniok. D. Smith. J. Thiedtng, h Krueger. R, Huebing. S. Willard, C. Sparks. Dankert, R. ShultU. S. Schuette, s. Hasz, L. Stofer.K. Pierce, r Vincnn i simwoo M. Wastlick, T- Ginkel, row FOUR: C. Thies. R. Hahn. G. Tiene. j. Brlckl. T. Gregory. K- Ferstl, Z i.’,'. d”7 o. «� «. � • ■ . D. «•«— Choin The Choir, this year under the direction of Miss Gibson, met the first hour rather than during the sixth hour as it did in past years. A total of sixty members took an active part in the Christmas program and also in the Spring Concert. They also participated in the Music Festival and provided music for Baccalaureate. Choir Director Miss Gibson Concent Band The new school provided for the concert band a sound-proof room in which to practice. From this room they participated in some weekly radio broadcasts. Here was perfected the music for the Midwinter Concert and the annual Spring Concert. It was an honor to be host for the Solo-Ensemble Concert with such fine musical facilities. Band Director Mr. Hughes ROW ONE: G. Merkel. B. Radtk$, B. Dooovan, K. Meyer. K. Greenwood, C. Hasz. ROW TWO: A. Held. D. Delany, J. Happle, J. Dorow.L. Stoter, R. Meyer, P. Steinhorst, J. Fox, J. Drea, S. Holzmiller. ROW THREE- K. Bates, B. Vinson. r. Gregory, B. McManamy, B. Krey, C. Daugherty, S. Wirth, K. Ferstl, J, Holzmger, D. Hulhurt, N,.Schultz. 5. tfrunhoefer, T. Noth, P. Kelley. ROW FOUR: B. Dargel, N. Geffert, L. Churchill. S. Koch, M. Reimer, M. Ferstl, B. Templin, T. Groeneweg, R. Horstmann, D. Krey, J. Thies. ROW FIVE: B. Burmester, N. Pape, m. Olson P. Lathrope, K. Struebing, B. Adelman. ROW ONE: J. Simpson, M. Crall, G. Del any, C, Templin, E. Frank, R. Shultis. ROW TWO: S. Tuhus, K. Ferstl, H. Krueger, J, Tletje, P. Miles, M. Kosch, M. Donovan, J. Pfaff, J. Gibeat, J. Mortimer. ROW THREE: S. Davis, C. Behn, V. Hanusa, B, Bill, D. Schulte, K. Ferstl, E. Friede, T. Quinlan, B. Bates, M. Lehman. R. Palmer, E, Suchoman, N, Richert, C. Sparks. ROW FOUR: J. Schwenn, S. Willard, M. Farber, D. Schultz, E. Carroll, V. Schroeder, C. Hearn, R, Thies, D. Temte, L. Schutz, M. Miller, L. Seymour, C. Pfaff. ROW FIVE: P. Krey, Mr. Hughes. 4 Oun Iflanchinq Band Pnoud to bean oun new achool' name in athletica ,w :. «? ■ • ‘ ,«K, '■ ' ■'•. . - V. . v jrs . r ’V • ’ V - 4?fi MgK fh rfr 1 vi. IK V � ■ y 4,h' s‘ ♦•;.. it- .;. ■• Cheenleadens '1 «X y '• . 3 •} T- V v • •; . •■ ,• ACROSS: P. Steinhorst, K. Smith, J. Craker, M. Thieding, M. Brice, J. V. Hanusa, D. Hemberger, K. Hankins, G. DeBeir. Happle, P. Prather. DOWN: S. Erickson. tm C ; Wf £. Mary Ann Brice Janice Craker Marietta Thieding The Reedsburg cheerleading squad was composed of twelve peppy girls who, during the football and basketball season, added a lot of spirit to the cheers. Darlene Hemberger Goldie DeBeir Captain 52 Both the A and B teams were chosen on a competitive basis. Goldie DeBeir, the only senior in the group, has been an A team cheerleader during all four years of high school, and this year was captain. Sigrid Erickson Wn eatlena These are the boys that made up our 1957-58 wrestling team. K. Reimer, P. Ziet- low, A. Mikonowicz, L. Hanusa, B. Behnke, S. Sainsbury, B. Burmester. P. Sinniok, C. Moyes, T. Greg- ory, D. Grover, P. Sweeney, J. Birch, E. Beth, D. Birch, R. Kasiska, D. Schafer, D. Bill. T. Vames. T. Decot, L. Luedtke, L. Fish, J. Maul, R. Schmidt, B. Jackson, K. Mullikin, D. Douglas, E. Frank, T. Held. M. Fish, D. Bemdt, L. Fuller. D. Bemdt, H. Foss, D. Carrig, P. Sherman, B. Kllpp. J. Williams, B. Roloff, J. Mur- dock, J. Horkon. D. Davis, Manager G. Winecke. Coach Mr. Reinecke. Wrestling was introduced to the students and public this year as a major sport at Webb High. More than forty candidates took an interest in wrestling, which was under the direction of Mr. Reinecke. There were eleven matches with other schools, two tournaments, an invitational, and a sectional meet. For the first year of wrestling, the boys who took part did a fine job. All of us look forward to seeing wrestling again next year. The Lettermen's Club of Webb High School consisted of all major letter winners of high school athletics. The club was advised by Coach Nick Holmes. The club did not have regular meetings, but their special meetings proved to be very useful. Each year the letter winners have had a banquet topped by a special speaker. Besides the banquet, the Letter- men's Club sponsors a dance annually. With the profits, they try to buy useful luxuries for advancement in our athletics. Last year they bought a movie camera to take pictures of our football team in play. This year the club is buying a telescopic lens for the camera. JLettenmen' Club ROW ONE: R. Krohn, D. Mulock, J. Williams, D. Grosk- laus, D. Bill, B. Schorcr. ROW TWO: Coach Holmes, G. Douglas, J. Krueger, B. Burmester, T. Vames, R. Kasiska. Mr. Reinicke 3ootl all The Reedsburg Beavers, hoping to win the 1957 conference champion- ship, started out well by defeating Monroe 32-6 in their first game of the season, a non-conference tilt. Douglas, Krueger, Williams, and Mulock I- d the scoring. The following Friday Reedsburg played Tomah in their first conference game and won it easily 32-6. Reedsburg displayed a show of great power when they totalled up 345 yards to Tomah's 59. Playing Nekoosa the following week proved fatal to the Beavers os they fell at the hands of the Papermakers 13-12. Nekoosa went on to tie for the conference crown. Richland Center, playing at Webb Field, was defeated by the Beavers 13-0. The on-charging Beavers riddled the Hornets by giving them in- juries to care for. Reedsburg's Homecoming was especially grand. We defeated the Baraboo Thunderbirds, our rivals, 14-7 on good runs by Douglas, and Williams. Baraboo scored on a fake punt. Reedsburg was far from being in the best condition with the flu bug around, but they went on to defeat the Dells team 18-12. Again, Williams and Douglas did the scoring. This win gave our team a tie for first place with Nekoosa and Baraboo. Here's what Coach Holmes has to say about our fine team: I would say that our team this season played near- er to its potential than any other team I have coached. With a nucleus of only seven seniors, the boys worked to the point where I felt that at the end of the season they were one of the very best teams in our area. Good football teams and players are rapidly becom- ing a habit at our high school, mainly because of initiative such as was shown by our '57 team. Coach Holmes FOOTBALL SCORES R.H.S. Opponent September 13 32 Monroe 6 September 20 32 Tomah 6 September 27 12 Nekoosa 13 October 4 13 Richland Center 0 October II 14 Baraboo (Homecomi 7 ng) October 18 18 Wisconsin Dells 12 October 25 42 Mauston 25 November 1 0 Portage 7 54 Playing our last game at home, the Beavers scored a run-over vic- tory over Mauston 42-25. Clarence Moyes did a fine filling in for injured Douglas, scoring 4 TD's on very fine runs. Clarence, only a sophomore, should be a great help in next year's drive. Holding a 5-1 record, the Beavers went to Portage for the last game of the year. A Reeds- burg victory would have given the Beavers a tie for the crown, but the Portage team slipped by with a 7-0 victory. With our two backs out because of injuries, Reedsburg still gave them a rough time. Our Beavers finished the season in a tie for third place with Baraboo. Everything considered, our boys did a grand job and proved to be a highly respected team in the conference. Many of the players won berths and honorable mentions on the All-Conference team. At the end of the season Dick Bill and Don Mulock were chosen co-captains of this fine team. Mr. Gerstad Oun 'Jecun '57 BACK ROW: B. Burmester, J. Horkan, W. Thies, B. Behnke, D. Grover, T. Varnes, P. Zietlow, D. Grosklaus, J. Krueger, J. Williams, R. Elder, T. Decot, T. Seamonson, J. Hayes, J. Thies, G. Winecke. FRONT ROW: D. Pierce, C. Moyes, D. Birch. J. Birch, B. Klipp. E. Beth. B. Rolpff, B. Schorer. K. Reimer. L. Hooker. R. Kasiska. D. Bill. R. Bill, G. Douglas, D. Mulock, R. Krohn. D. Temte. D. Carrig, J. Moll, S. Koch, B. Adelinan. Lettenmen BOB BURMESTER Offensive Quarterback Defensive Linebacker DON MU LOCK Offensive Right Halfback Defensive Right Linebacker KEN RE1MER Offensive Guard Defensive Middle Lipeman DICK BILL Offensive Right Guard Defensive Left Linebacker ROGER KASISKA Offensive Right Tackle Defensive Left Tackle PETE Z1ETLOW Our first Homecoming at the Webb School was a great success. The actual planning for the event began weeks be- fore. The Loyalty Council made a change in the way of electing our Queen. The court was elected the same way as in for- mer years, but the Queen Candidates were elected a week early, so that the entire student body could choose the queen be- fore the actual day of Homecoming. Our Homecoming pep rally was held on the new Webb field with the band per- forming their halftime show, and the cheerleaders giving each student the extra pep needed. A v The parade, starting on Webb Avenue, was led by the band. Di- rectly after them came the court and King and Queen, all riding in con- vertibles. Next came the floats with each class following them. At night, following the game which was won by our Beavers, the King, Dick Bill, crowned Audrey Schneider Queen of the 1957 Home- coming, at the dance. The decor- ations throughout the gym followed a football theme with goal posts at each end and a throne in the form of a football. On the court BOYS: B. Schorer, L. Hooker, K. Reimer, R. Kasiska. J. Krueger. G. Douglas, D. Mulock. D. Grosklaus. GIRLS: B. Templin, B. Radtke. P. Kelley. J. Holzinger, D. Nobs. S. Wirth. J. Dorow. P. Miles. KING AND QUEEN: A. Schneider and D. Bill. ROW ONE: G. Douglas, R. Krohn, J. Krueger. D, Bill, D. Grosklaus. ROW TWO: D. Tenue. E. Nimmow, J, Thies. B. Sefkar, G. Gehrke, D. Buchsteiner, Coach Holmes. 1957-58 BaaketUall Showing what promised to be a fine team, the Reedsburg Beavers won their opener at Sauk City 69-43. The following week Coach Holmes' boys won their first home and conference game by a score of 76-60. Reedsburg had little trouble and everyone saw action. „ Reedsburg rolled to their third straight win as they posted a 78-45 win over Adams- Friendship in a non-conference game. The Beavers outscored the opponents 47-16 in the second half for the win. The Beavers edged by the Tomah cagers 61-56 for their fourth straight win of the season. It was a thriller all the way. The following game proved fatal to the Beavers as they fell at the hands of the Richland Center Hornets 69-67. A Hornet basket with five seconds left gave us the defeat, despite Krueger's and Bill's 28 points each. Going into the next game with a 4-1 season's record, the Beavers dumped Nekoosa here 66-56 for their fifth win in six starts. Everyone saw action, but the scoring was led by John Krueger, who scored 33 points. Reedsburg dropped its second game of the year in an overtime contest at Baraboo, Baraboo winning 54-50. The loss dropped the Beavers into a tie for second place. On December 21 st, the Beavers topped Madison Central in a non-conference game 57-45 After a two week vacation the Beavers came back to defeat Madison Edgewood 78-58. On January 10th the Reedsburg team invaded Wisconsin Dells and came home with an- other victory to give us a 4-2 conference record. The following Friday Reedsburg played host to Portage and trounced them 83-66 in an easy victory. At Mauston the following Friday, we had trouble scoring a victory, but we managed to come through with a 70-61 win. The following night La Crosse Logan played here in a non-conference game. The Beavers won a thriller 69-66. Krueger's 39 points led the way to victory. On January 30th the Baraboo Thunderbirds defeated the Beavers 77-76 in a game of wits. With a minute and forty seconds left and Reedsburg in front by 5 points, the Baraboo team quickly took over with the sharp shooting the players displayed. February 12th saw the Beavers trounce the Dells, lea by Dick Bill's 30-plus points. The two final games of the season gave Viroqua a win o Reedsburg and Reedsburg a -win over Richland Center, putting the Beavers in third place in the conference. 91b Coach Holmes The level of success reached this year is, I'm sure, a true measure of the caliber of the boys playing on the varsity team. They were highly respected in our area, as athletes and as gentlemen. C mc k Coach Johannes Scone R.H.S. OPP. Sauk City 69 43 Sparta 76 60 Adams-Friendship 78 45 Tomah 61 56 Richland Center 67 69 Nekoosa 66 56 Bara boo 50 54 Madison Central 57 45 Edgewood 78 58 Wisconsin Dells 70 58 Portage 83 66 Mauston 70 61 LaCrosse Logan 69 66 Baraboo 76 77 Portage 83 66 Wisconsin Dells 75 62 Viroqua 76 79 Richland Center , 84 non-conference games 59 FIRST ROW: B. Mead, M. Hickey. C. Phillips, J. Bohen, A. DeBeir. SECOND ROW: B. Harper, N. Pape, S. Koch, F. Williams, g. Piepenburg, Vanaitij Lettenmen RON KROHN Guard DAVE TEMTE Forward DICK BILL Guard DICK BUCHSTEINER Guard JERRY THIES Center JOHN KRUEGER Forward Captain GALE DOUGLAS Forward BOB SEFKAR Center ED NIMMOW Guard iGORDON GEHRKE Forward DON GROSKLAUS Guard Pnoud School Li foe SENIORS Roger Kasiska, Judy Hoizinger, Gordon Gehrke, Phyllis La thro pe, alternate. Loyalty Council This year the Loyalty Council spent several meetings changing plans to accommodate our new school. Early in the year council members went to each social science class and explained the purpose of the Loyalty Council and how it functions. Each Wednesday fourth hour, the council met and figured per- centages, added up points, or elected Good Citizens. Auvisor: Mr. Romoren JUNIORS Dave Bill, Pat Kelley, Nila Schreck, Darlene Hemberger, FRESHMEN Bob Harper, Beverly Templin, Janet Mortimer, Tom Quinlan, alternate. SOPHOMORES Horst Dressier, Roberta Mever, Karen Greenwood, alternate. Ul School Play Curtain Call CAST Prison Matron .... Bailiff Judge Heath District Attorney Flint . . . David Temte His Secretary .... Defense Attorney Stevens . . Donald Mulock His Secretary .... Darlene Hemberger Clerk of the Court . . . Kenneth Ferstl Karen Andre . Nancy Langholff Dr. Kirkland .... Mrs. John Hutchins Homer Van Fleet . Elmer Sweeney .... Nancy Lee Faulkner . . . . Nancy Geffert Magda Svenson .... John G. Whitfield . . Keith Stickler Jane Chandler .... . Karen Greenwood Sigurd Jungquist Larry Regan Robert Burmester Roberta Van Renesselaer . . . Sigrid Erickson Stenographer .... First Policeman .... Second Policeman . The name of the play was, The Night of January 16th. It was presented on Dec- ember 4th and 7th. This was the first time a play had been given on two nights. It also had the honor of being the first major event to be held on the new stage. The play was based on a murder trial, and the jury was chosen from the audience. According to the jury's honest verdict, the defendant was found innocent on both nights of the play. The cast, under the direction of Mr. Cramer, worked hard to make the play seem as real as possible. Their efforts were not in vain, for everyone felt the play was a success. The attorneys and their clients. Behind the scenes. 65 Adviion Miss Gracpp. Mrs. Laper. Mrs. Cramer, Mr . Claus on, Mrs. Happle, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Mayfield. M. Brice, J. Thieding.S. Davis, J. Happle. v. Hanusa. uSeymour 3onen ic Playreading and a one-act play were new additions to the forensics program this year. The one-act play made a very good showing by going to the state contest where it received a B rating. The students who participated in forensics worked hard to make the program a success. Humonoua ROW ONE; M. Thieding. J. Schafer. K. Ferstl. ROW TWO: J Re,,gen. B. Young, i. Dorow. M. Olson. E. Canoll. ROW THREE: J. Schulze, d. Schultz. S. Henricks. D. Olds. ROW FOUR: S Wildes, B. Fike, E. Hackbarth . One-act Play Headinga jg Plag Heading and Speeches ROW ONE: K. Dankcrt, M. Zietlow. b. Templin, S. Wirth. m. Laper, M. Gall ROW TWO: W. Steinke. R. Geyman. r. Palmer, R. Steinhorst. J. Schwenn. H. Krueger, R. Breen ; _ K. Ferstl, M. Brice, D. Hulburt, S. Davis, S. Frederic kson. ROW ONE: G. Merkel, N. Geffert. M Schulze. S. Frederickson. K. Ferstl. ROW TWO: R. Elder. S. Tuhus, T. Ginkel, E. Friede Winner ROW ONE: G. Merkel. S. Tuhus. M. Olson. S. Frederickson. K. Ferstl, Mary Brice. ROW TWO. K Breen, M. Schulze, r. Elder. E. Hack barth, E. Friede, T. Ginkel. J. Schwenn. Pnoud to pne ent. . . Outstanding Citizens Judy Holzinger, Kay Bates, Roger Kasiska, Reginald Zimmerman, Goldie De Beir. Patty Miles, Philip Sherman, j . I.P. Gretchen Merkel YYliss Peedsbunq Nancy Geffert ■Homemaken oft ‘Jomonnow Janet Courtier Sandra Tuhus, Gerald Schroeder, John Elfers, Gretchen Merkel. Barbara McManamv. Shirley Hasz, Goldie DeBelr, Nancy Geffert, Mary Brandt, Phyllis Lathrope, Richard Bill, Nancy Schulze, Janice McCauley, Betty Donovan, Mildred Sass. David Hulburt, Kay Bates, Joan Thieding, Edna Frank, Mary Brice, David Bill, Barbara Friede, William McCabe, Karen Schroeder, Janet Schwenn, James Williams, Kolleen Ferstl, Ronald Krohn, Clara Sussek, Mary Schulze. Academic Honour Betty Bill, Carolyn Hasz, Linda Stofer, Larry Seymour, Karen Greenwood, Judy Simpson, Sharon Brunhoefer. Roberta Meyer, Barbara Vinson, Lou Ann Churchill, Jane Happle.Reinald Liegel, Jeanette Klipp ludy Thomas. Richard Whitty. Bob Bates, David Davis, Mary Hulburt, JeanGibeaut, Mary Ferstl. Betty Fike, Gerald Tietje, Pat Miles, Mike Fish, Richard Geyman, Lou Ann Gehrke. Joyce Schulze. Janet Fox. Janet Mortimer, Bob Fusch 69 6%A4tu u)6 The Junior Class of 1958 held their Prom on April 18 in the new Webb High Gymnasium. Queen, Sue Davis, was escorted by King Marvin Laukant, Around the World. The gym was beautifully decorated with scenes of various countries. A life size Chinese junk decorated one corner. In the middle of the gym a colorful balloon was suspended to represent a trip around the world. Refreshments were served in a replica of a small French sidewalk cafe. =ec BATES. CHARLOTTE Senione' Wctiuitiea BRANDT, MARY Purple Banner 3,4, Forensics 2,3. Honor Roll 1.2, G.A.A. 2.3. F.H.A. 2,3.4. Library Club 2, 4. Good Citizen 2, BAUER. SHIRLEY BRANDT, RUDY Football 1.2,3. dent 1, Intramurals Class Vfce-Presi- 1.2. BELL, EDITH SUE Purple Banner 3. 4, A. 2.3. F.H.A. 4. G.A. BRUCE, LOIS F. H.A. 3.4. G. A.A. 3.4. Library Club 3, BENSEMAN. GORDON L Rod and Gun 3,4, H. I. A. 2.3. Rifle Club 2. D. BUCHSTEINER, Gleaner 4, Home- G.A.A. 1.2,3.4. CAROLE coming Rep. 3, BIESEK. ART Football 1. F.F.A. mm 1,2. D. H. I. A. 2.3. A BURMESTER. EVAN Football 1,2, Intra- murals 1,2,4. BIESEK. WILLIAM F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. BURRIS, RONALD Safety Patrol 3. BILL, DICK Football 1.2, 3.4. 4, Letter men's 1,2, Badger Boy's Ensemble 1, Base- Intramurals 1,2, Roll 1.2,3, Good coming King 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Club 2,3,4, Golf State 3, Solo and ball 1,2,3.4. Band 1, Honor Citizen 2, Home- Prom Royalty 3. COLEMAN, ANNETTE Jr. Red Cross 2, A.A. 2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3, G. BLOSS, MARVIN Football 1,2, Bask- and Gun 1,2,3, Safety Patrol 3, murals 1,2,3.4, etball 1,2, Rod Rifle Club 4. Baseball 1, Intra- Volleyball 2. COLLIES, HELEN G.A.A. 2,3. BLOSS, MELVIN Football 1.2.3, Intramurals 1,2,3. Basketball 1,2, 4. Volleyball 2. 73 COSTERISAN, RICHARD DEANE F.F.A. 1,4, Movie Intramurals 2, Operators 3,4, Radio Club 4. COURTIER, JANET F. H.A. 1, Chorus 3,4, Be tty Crocker tomorrow. 2,3, G.A.A. 2, Homemaker of FALLECK, RICHARD Camera Club 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, 4, Gleaner 4, Prom Tennis 1,2,3,4, 4, Volleyball 3, Royalty 3. CRAKER, LARRY FARBER, MARLENE F.H. A. 3, Solo and 4, Pep Band 4, Band Band 3,4. Ensemble 1,2.3. 1.2.3.4. Swing DANKERT, KAY F.H.A. 2,3, Dra- leader B 2,3, ble 4, Chorus 1, Radio Club 4, Forensic 1,2,3,4, matics 4, Cheer- Solo and Ensem- Choir 2,3,4, Triple Trio 4, FERSTL, KAREN Dramatics 4, Camera and Ensemble 1,2,3, Band 1.2.3.4. G. Gleaner 4. Club 3.4, Solo 4, Pep Band 4, A.A. 1.2.3.4. DARGEL, ROBERT Gleaner 1,2, Dra- Banner 1,2, Camera 1.2.3.4, Solo and 3 , 4, Intramurals 2.3.4, Madrigals 3.4, Band 1.2.3.4. 4. Music Clinic matics 4, Purple Club 3,4, Tennis Ensemble 1, 2 . 1,2, Pep Band 1, 2,3,4, Choir 2. Swing Band 1.2,3, Scholarship 2. FERSTL, KENNETH Dramatics 4, Library Club 2.3,4, Orchestra 3. Solo 2.3.4, Pep Band 1, 3.4, Oioir 3,4, Swing Band 1,2,3, 4. All School Play Forensics 2,3,4, Camera Club 3,4, and Ensemble 1, 2,3,4. Madrigals Band 1,2,3,4, 4, Latin Club 3, 4. DEBEIR, GOLDIE Dramatics 3, Purple Class President 1, Treasurer 2,3, F.H. leader A 1,2,3,4, Roll 1.2,3. Good A. 1,2,3.4. G.A.A. Banner 2,3, 4. Class Secretary- A. 2,3,4, Cheer- Chorus 1, Honor Citizen 4, G. A. Camp 3. FLEMING, JOHN Forensics 1. Rifle Club 1.2.3.4. DONOVAN. BETTY LOU Gleaner 4, Dramatics 2, Forensics 1. Golf Solo and Ensemble Band 4, Chorus 1, 1.2.3.4, G.A.A. Trio 1.2,3.4. 3.4. Loyalty Rep. 4. Prom Queen 3, 1.2.3.4. Pep Choir 2,4, Band 1.2.3.4. Triple FRANK, JANET Chorus 3, G.A.A. DOUGHTY, DONALD F.F.A. 1.2. FULLER, ETHEL Jr. Red Cross 3, A.A. 2.3,4. Chorus 2,3, G. OUGLAS, RICHARD A. 1.2,3.4, Is 3,4. Baseball 3,4, Intra- ELFERS, JOHN Football 2,3, F.F, Gun 2, Movie Honor Roll 1,2. A. 1,2, Rod and Operators 3, GALLAGHER, SUZANNE G.A.A. 3,4, Trans- Mary’s, Milwaukee $ ferred from St. 2. 74 GEFFERT, NANCY Gleaner 4, Dramat- 4, Solo and Ensem- Band 1,2,3,4, 1, Choir 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3, Swing School Play 4, LYNN ics 4, Forensics 3, ble 1,2f3?4, Pep Madrigals 4, Chorus Band 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, All GEHRKE, GORDON Gleaner 4, Dramatics 4, Football 1, Loyalty Rep. 2,3, Camera Club 3,4, Solo and Ensemble ball 1,2,3,4, Intra- Madrigals 2,3,4. Good Citizen 1, 4, Purple Banner Basketball 1,2,4, 4, Forensics 1, Tennis 1,2,3, 1,2,3,4, Base- murals 1,2,3, Choir 1.2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, HASZ, ROGER Intramurals 3,4, GROSKLAUS, DON Football 1,2,3,4, 4, Letter men’s Club 3,4, Intramurals 1. Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Baseball 1,2, HASZ, SHIRLEY Jr. Red Cross 1,3, 1.2,3, Choir 4. G.A.A. 3. HACKBARTH, CAROL ANN F.H.A. 1. Forensics 1.2, Safety Patrol 1.2, Office Girl 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, Library Club 2.3. HIRST, BEVERLY F.H.A. 2.3.4. G.A. HACKBARTH, EUGENE Rod and Gun 2,3.4. Rifle Club 2.3,4. HOLTON, MARGARET F.H.A. 3.4. HAMBURG, SHARON F.H.A. 4. G.A.A. from Kendall 2. A 2,3, Transferred HANKINS, KAREN RAE Purple Banner 4, Cheerleader B ble 2, Chorus 1,2, A. 2. Library Club 1,2, 4, Solo and Ensem- Choir 3,4, G. A. HANUSA, LARRY Football 2,3, F. A. Gun 1.2, Rifle Club I. A. 1,2, Movie murals 2,3,4, A. 1,2, Rod and 1.2,3,4. D. H. Operators 2, Intra- Wrestling 4. HOLZINGER, JUDITH RAE Gleaner 3,4, Loyalty 3.4, Homecoming Royalty 3, Solo and 4, Pep Band 2,3,4, 2.3.4, Band 1,2,3, 3.4, Good Citizen 4, Triple Trio 1,2,3, 3. n ▼ HOOKER, LEROY Football 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3, 3, Intramurals 1,2. HORSTMANN, HERMAN AUGUST Rod and Gun 2,3,4, HANUSA, WAYNE F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. Movie Operators 1,4, D. H. I.'A. 1.2. Intramurals 3, 4. HORSTMANN, MERVIN DONALD HARMON, RICHARD Rifle Club 3.4. 75 HOWARD, MIKE F.F.A. 2.3,4. Volleyball 1.4. Gleaner 4, Chorus Honor Roll 2.3. A. 2.3.4. Rep. 3,4, Golf Rep. 1.4. Prom Ensemble 1,2,3, Chorus 1, Choir 4, Swing Band 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3.4. 4, G.A.A. Camp Rifle Club 3. 4, Movie Operators Rifle Club 2,3,4. HUDZINSKI, ROBERT F.F. A. 1, Rod and Patrol 1, D. H. I. Gun 2, Safety A. 1. KRUEGER. JOHN B. Football 1,2,3,4, 4. Class President 4, 2.3,4, Tennis 1,2, 3, Prom King 3, Good Citizen 1, HUTCHENS, FREDERICK W. Purple Banner 4, Rifle Club 2, Base- 1.2. Football 1,3, ball 2, Intramurals KRUEGER, RUTH JEFFCOTT, JOAN Jr. Red Cross 1, Chorus 1. Library Club 2.3, LANGHOLFF. NANCY JO Gleaner 3,4, Dra- Library Club 1,4, Homecoming Rep. blc 1.2.3.4. Madri- Choir 2.3,4. G.A.A. School Play 3,4, 3,4. KASISKA, ROGER Football 1.2,3.4. Loyalty Rep. 1,2,3, 2,3,4, Golf 1.2. murals 1,2, Choir 2, Wrestling 4. Basketball 1.2,3, 4, Letter men's Club Baseball 2, Intra- Good Citizen 4, LATHROPE, PHYLLIS KATHRYN Gleaner 4, Dramatics 2.3.4, Golf 3.4, and Ensemble 1.2 . 3.4, Chorus 1, Band 1.2.3.4. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3.4, (crew) 3, Prom KINTZ, RALPH Football 2, F.F.A. ators 3,4, Safety 1, Movie Oper- Patrol 3. LUEDTKE, LAWRENCE Rod and Gun 3,4, Movie Operators 2, r KLEIN, CARL F.F. A. 1,2,3.4. 3. D. H. I. A. 1.2. MAN ION, MARY Purple Banner 3,4, Library Club 2, 3, Homecoming Rep. KLEIN, RONNIE Basketball 1, Tennis murals 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3,4, Intra Volleyball 4. MANWARING, ROSALIE Gleaner 4, Dramatics Chorus 1.2. Choir 3.4, School Play (crew) 3. KNUTH, BEVERLY G.A.A. 3,4. KREY, DAVID Gleaner 1,2,3, Purple Banner 3, Safety Patrol 2,3,4, ■ Solo and Ensemble Band 2,3,4, Madri- 1.2.3.4. Band 1.2. Scholarship 2. Dramatics 4, Rifle Club 3, Camera Club 3, 1.2.3.4. Pep gals 3,4, Choir 3.4, Music Clinic McCauley, janice k. Dramatics 4, F.H.A 3, Honor Roll 3, A. A. 4. 76 McMANAMY, Dramatics 4. and Ensemble 1,2, 4. Band 1.2.3.4, 4, Radio Club 4. BARBARA Basketball 1.2,3, Lettermen's Club Badger Boy's State Baseball 1.2.3,4. Latin Club 3,4. matics 3, 4. Golf 3, Tennis 2, 2, Solo and Ensem ?als 4. Chorus 1, .2.3,4. All Triple Trio 1,2, 3, Loyalty Rep. 1, Tennis 2, Solo 3,4, Pep Band 2, Choir 2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2, All School Play Royalty 3. Rifle Club 1.2.3. Wrestling 4. F.H.A. 2,3,4, Cheerleader B 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3. 3,4. F.H.A. 2. G.A.A. 3, All 1. Forensics 1,2, Latin Club 4, G. Forensics 2, Solo 3.4. Pep Band 3, Honor Roll 2.3, MEAD. HAROLD F.F.A. 1.2. Choir 4. Madrigals 4. MEARS, ANDY Rod and Gun 4. MERKEL. GRETCHEN LOUISE Gleaner 3,4, Loyalty President 3, Class Forensics 1,2,3,4, 4, Solo and Ensemble Band 2,3.4, Madri- 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Good Citizen 1, A.A. 1,2,3.4, Magazine Sales Triple Trio 1,2,3, Scholarship 3. Rep. 1,2, Class Vice-President 4. Golf 3, D.A.R. 1,2,3,4, Pep gals 3,4, Choir 2, Honor Roll 1,2,3, Latin Club 3, G. Prom Royalty 3, Manager 2,3, 4, Music Clinic NACHREINER. CAROL Chorus 1,2, Choir 3, c ✓ % G.A.A. 2. NIMMOW, Basketball 2.4. Baseball 2. NOBS, DON F.F.A. 3.4. Movie murals 1,2,3, 3,4. Oper, Madr ators 4, drigals 4, Intra- Choir MEYER, STAN Football 1, Football Basketball 1,2, Treasurer 3, Letter- 4, Tennis 4, Base- murals 3,4. Manager 2,3, Class Secretary- men's Club 2,3, ball 1.2.3, Intra MICHEL, DALE MILLER, MARY ELIZABETH 3,4, Jr. Red Cross 1.2. 3.4. Pep 5als 4. Chorus 1, .2.3,4, G.A.A. 3, (crew) 4, Triple Clinic Scholar- Gleaner 4. Lframatics 1, Solo and Ensemble Band 2,3.4. Madri- Choir2,3,4, Band 1,2, All School Play Trio 1.2,3,4, Music ship 3, © MITTLESTEADT, D. H. I. A. 1.2.3.4 Intramurals 4. MULOCK, DON Football 1.2.3.4. Letter men's Club 2, Tennis 1, Baseball School Play 3,4. Basketball 1.2,3, 3.4. Golf 1.2. 1.2.3.4. All MURDOCK, JUDSON Football 1, Rifle Operators 3,4, Intra - 4. Volleyball 4. Club 3,4, Movie murals 4, Wrestling NORWALK. MaVIN F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. D. Movie Operators 4. H. I. A. 1.2. NOTH, THERON Dramatics 3.4, Forensics 4, Camera 2.4, Solo and En- Intramurals 1,2,3, 4, Madrigals 2,4, 1.2.3.4. Swing Volleyball 3, AH Music Clinic Scholar- Basketball 1. Club 3,4, Tennis semble 1,2.3 , 4, 4. Pep Band 1.2. Choir 2,4, Band Band 2.3.4, School Ray 3,4, ship 3. O'CONNOR, NAN Library Club 1,4, Homecoming Rep, 3, 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, A.A. 1.2.3.4. Golf 3, Tennis 2, Solo and Ensemble Choir 2,3,4, G. PELTON, KATHERINE F.H. A. 4, Chorus 1,2.3. PEZALL, PATRICIA M. F.H.A. 3.4, G.A. A. 4. PIEPLOW, GENE Rifle Club 3, Golf 4. 77 PIERCE, KAREN LEA Chorus 1,2, Choir 3,4. RICHERT, NANCY F.H.A. 2,3, Golf Solo and Ensemble Band 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4. QUINLAN, DICK Purple Banner 4, Basketball 1,2, 3. Lettermen’s Club 1.2.3.4, Intramurals 3.4. Football 2,3. Basketball Manager 2.3.4, Baseball 1.3.4. Volleyball RITZER, LACINDA VIVIANN Purple Banner 2,3,4, Treasurer 1, F.H.A. Girl 3, Chorus 1, G. RAEDEL, VERNON ROSSING, VERNUS REGO,. JERRY Football Manager 2, Letter men’s Club 1,2,3, Intramurals ball 2. 2.3. Basketball 1. 2.3.4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Volley- SASS, MILDRED F.H.A. 2,3,4, Roll 1. G.A.A. 2.3, REIMER, JAMES Football 1. Rifle SCHANKE, DARLENE Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3, A. A. 2.3. A REIMER, KENNETH Football 1.4. Basket- 1. Intramurals 1. ball 1, Baseball Bar a boo 2,3. SCHNEIDER, AUDREY Gleaner 3.4. Class Homecoming Queen 3,4, Prom Royalty RIBBKE, DARLENE F.H.A. 3.4, Library Club 3, A. A. 3,4. Forensics 2, Chorus 1,2, G. SCHRANK, LEROY Basketball 1, Safety murals 1,2,3,4, RICE, ALICE IRENE G.A.A. 2.3, Lime Ridge 1. Transferred from SCHROEDER, ALICE Dramatics 4, Solo Chorus 1, Band 1, G. School Play (crew) 4, RICE, BEVERLY ANN F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. from Lime Ridge 1. 2, Transferred 78 SCHROEDER, GERALD Purple Banner 4, Class Forensics 2, Tennis murals 1,2,3, Honor Latin Club 4, Class 3.4, Tennis 2, 1.2.3.4, Pep 1.2.3.4, G.A.A. Class Secretary- 2,3,4, Office A.A. 1.2,3. ball 1, Intra- Volleyball 4. Tennis 2,4, Honor 4. Library Club 1, G. Vice-President 3, 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3. Patrol 3, Intra- Choir 3. and Ensemble 1, A. A. 1,4, All LaCrosse 2,3. President 2, 1,2,3,4, Intra Roll 1.2,3.4. Saluta tori an. SCHROEDER, JANET Iframatics 4, F.H.A. Club 2,3. Office School Play (crew) 4, 2,3,4, Library Girl 3, All Chorus 1, SCHUETTE, ELSIE Purple Banner 3,4, G.A.A. 2.3. Chorus 1.2,3, SCHULTZ, CAROLYN §L SPARKS, CAROL Jr. Red Cross 1, Golf 3,4, Solo and 3 , 4, Pep Band 1, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 4, Swing Band 1,2, izen 3, G.A.A. 1,2, 1,2,3,4, Music ship 1, STICKLER, KEITH Class Vice-President Rifle Club 3.4, Solo 2, Pep Band 2, Choir Swing Band 1,2, School Play 4. STRUEBING, KENT Solo and Ensemble 2, Band 2,3,4, Swing SCHULZE, NANCY Gleaner 3,4, Dra- ensics 2,3,4, Li- Office Girl 2, Badger Honor Roll 3, All 3. matics 3, For- brary Club 2,3,4. Girrs State 3, School Play (crew) TOURDOT, BLAINE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. D. H. I. A. 3. 4. SCHUTZ, EUGENE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 2,3,4, Movie Oper- D. H. I. A. 1, a tors 4. TRACHSLER, ACE F.F.A. 1,2,3. SCHYVINCK, WILLIAM, JR. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4, D. H. I. A. 1,2,3, ators3.4, Intra- Safety Patrol 2, 4, Movie Oper- murals 4. TUHUS, SANDRA ELIZABETH Gleaner 3,4, Dra- 1.2.3.4, Jr. Red Club 1, Golf 1,3,4, 1.2.3.4, Pep Band 3.4, Honor Roll 1, Citizen 2, Latin A. 1,2.3,4. All 3.4, Class SHERMAN, PHILIP JERRY Rifle Club 2,3.4, 4, Camera Club 4, 4, Intra murals 2, Safety Patrol 3, Movie Operators Gleaner 4. TYLER, BETTY Office Girls 2, SHULTIS, RUTHANNE Ensemble 1.2.3, Chorus 1, Choir 4. WAGNER, GARY Football 2. Lettermen’s Club 4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SMALL, DAVID Intramurals 2. 79 UPHOFF, JOHN Rod and Gun 2, Basketball 1. Baseball 2.3.4. WILLARD, SHARON Dramatics 4, Solo 2 . 3.4. Pep Band 4. Chorus 1, Choir 3.4, Swing Band 2, Scholarship 3. Library Club 1, Ensemble 1 ,2, 2.3.4, Madrigals 3.4, Band 1,2,3. 3.4, Good Cit- 3.4, Triple Trio Clinic Scholar- 2, Forensics 2, and Ensemble 1, 1,2, Band 1.2. Latin Club 4, All 3,4, Pep Band 4, Band 3,4. Rifle Club 1, z, Movie Operators matics 3, Forensics Cross 1, Library Solo and Ensemble 2.3.4, Band 1,2, 2.3.4, Good Club 3,4, G. A. School Ray (crew) Valedictorian. Chorus 1,2,3. Rifle Club 1.2,3. and Ensemble l, 2.3.4, Madrigals 2.3.4, Band 1,2, 3.4, Music Clinic 8. A day at the lake 9. Working on our '57 prc 10. Wide-open spaces] 11. Friends to the end! 12. Jerry's broken ankle 13. Just buggin' around 1. Law and order! 1 2. Five in a bed? 3. Just a party 4. Typical Betty 5. Colt and cowgirl 6. Is the fender hard? 7. Fifth grade 80 , OVt u 8 MYERS