Richland Center High School - Hornet Yearbook (Richland Center, WI)

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vs - -- 1- ' rs' S if W 'ef P is' f Z 2' J 9 ' A. '4 4' 'A ' s i si or .J A willstewart if 1 4 Q ??f ix! gig? 3 ti fp xi i 3 Z Q' 5 2 s 7 'lt .3 First row: Mr. Keegan, Advisor, Fry, Vice President, A. Tadder, Vice President, A. Ewers, Secretary, Second row: F. Ekleberry, G. Gunderson, B. Brewer, P. Keller, D. Wanless, G. Shepard, R. Persinger, J. Janney, S. Miller, S. Russell, Third row: M. Hewuse, D. Wanles, P. Meeker, J. Manning, M. Stalsberg, P. Wegner, W. Gochenaour, S. Banker, E. Fogo, J, Barreau, J. Walther. Fourth row: A. Gillingham, J, Roudebush, B. Sandmire, K. Spangler, A, Jones, J. Denman, G. McClaren, J. Slaney, E. Ewing, T, Brown, D. Mc- Cauley. Fifth row: J. Morris, J. Cooper, B. Bender, M. Snorek, R. Turkelson, E. Brown, J. Gilling- ham, G. Hewuse, B. Felton, B. Gillingham, C. Conroy, L. Parr. A. Stibbe, President, F, Helt, Treasurer, M. Manning, President, L. F.F.A. First row: Mr. Dybdahl, Advisor, B. Shelby, Vice President, B. Jewell, Secretary, Mike Lord, Treasurer, D. Buroker, Rep. Second row: J. Lange, L. Fry, G. Annear, G. Martin, R. Wilson, G. Klock, B. Lord R. Stodele, R. Sumwalt, E. Dieter, R. Tydrick. Third row: D. Minett, B. Wilson, C. Hanson, G. Thompson, J. Kintz, C. Stowell, O. Wanless, B. Stafford, A. Sugden, F. Nachtigal, E. Felton, D. Ewing. Fourth row: J. Marshall, B. LeMoine, J. Bee, B. Phillips, D. Orsburn, B. Ewing, G. Chatten, A. Sugden, V. McCauley, A. Bakken, R. Stafford, K. Ruse, J. Strang. Fifth row: E. Stambaugh, R. Mar- shall, L. Montgomery, L. Allbaugh, B. Hole, E. Ehorn, E. Borton, S. King, B. Doudna, K. Miller, J. Cupp, J. Schweiger, E. Johnson, Sixth row: D. Ewing, N. Keller, C. Huth, R. Kalish, D. Dowell, R. Wiltrout, D. Turner, K. Turnipseed, P. Burke, P. Burke, L. Coy, D. Wanless, L. Batterson, C. Schwa B. Bee, R. Montgomery, R. Ewing. DZ K

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3,1 ,L ' l l ,F ,Si ra Q .sus ms- uf First row: Miss Griswold, Advisor, T, Bee, Secretary-treasurer, K, Gerken, Vice President, S, Kosowicz, President, Second row: G, Annear, J, McBain, R, Bee, J. Sanner, B, Worden, K, Gillingham, J, Kintz D, Wanless, J, Wallace, Third row: T, Ryan, L, Turkelson, D, Waldsmith, C, McBain, D, Waldsmith, C, Kraska, J, Manning, B, Brewer, Fourth row: M, McMillin, D, Pellett, J, Morris, B, Stibbe, P, Anderson, C, Hoskins, K, Spangler, ll Turkelson, VISUAL AIDS L. O. L. First row: Miss Austin, Advisor, E, Beall, President, L, Keehn, Vice President, A. Patch, Secretary, K, Kramer, Treasurer, Second row: C. Helt, E, Shaline, C, Rucinski, L, Dosch, P, Ewers, K, Eaton, G, Muth, S, Nelson, Third row: V, Santas, R, Teeters, S, Wilson, A, Gillingham, D, Fry, J, Watson, C, Winger,

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THE ORIOLE ga' YJ' K e. ,,..,.-A Aww WN Th Pled e of Allegiance was puuuc' Au groups me 'mum me Dec. 15 Delphian Dance w minutes 9 8 - - - ,dear mm' lead bv Bruce Erickson, our direction of Miss Kathryn Krauss. Dec. 18 Portage GJD day ,aft First row: Mr. Talley, J. Kepler, Editor, N. Nee, News Editor, I. Ewers, Feature Editor: J. Mason, Sports Edi- tor. Second row: R. Strang, B. Hoskins, J. McCauley, P. McCarthy, A. Patch, A. Keane, J. Shipley. Third row: R. Gillingham, D, Baldwin, J. Keans, I. Housner, S. Bristol, K. Meadows, L. Meeker, J. Parke, N. sand oth Heatetune. Fourth row: J. Richgels, R. Pribbenow, G. Korseberg, M. Heidenreich, E. Heidenreich, K. Fowell, ' and En K. Gutnecht, P. Johnson, K. Leenkuil. g in t everyi very i work. For num L Lua auu Luc .uujo qucuucu Qokg, there sang Where In The World. ymic book, Mary Lord read In Flanders of Coursey Field and Avis Patch responded n Spanish, with Response To Flanders rangements Field . Q - ll.- UIN- Tn.. nouns n u st..-ga Norwegian by Marie Wexelsong Good News From Heaven by Martin Luther, and Fanfare For Christmas Day by Martin Shaw. The choir will present again this. vear Twas The Night Before AW M 'M , - . r by Fred 'F ' be Fritz PM and Bob ompanied lee Club, 1 Hanna- of the 'iles, with lstg Sing 'avis Uo- 7 Burnham, Griffin, n Christ- Ye Have l Sleep, Endresg Bortinian- s Hymn , ,dy with rg, Avis swell. Bands Presented First Concert The bands presented their first formal concert of the year on Wednesday, November 28, at 8 P.M., in the high school gym. The concert lasted approximately one hour and a half. This was a demonstration con- cert to shoyv the advancement from the elementary music the Beginners Band plays through the intermediate music of the Junior Band, to the advanced music of the Senior Band. The program began with Be- ginners Band which is composed of sixty seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. These members took lessons this summer and the pieces they played were compar- tively easy, with the emphasis on time and key. Their opening number was a march in two- four time, The Commander, followed by a waltz, Drifting RU'l Lommil For For Ruth Stc general c Delphian 1 season. Tk Saturday, The The consists 4 chairman, Housner, Georgia December theme. The gyr in pastels fect. In tl huge boxf Christmas with big sides there with slum and blue. of chairs s trees will' blue ceil hanging d. effect. Do will be a