Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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George Hoffmann We Honor These Members oi Our Miss Andersen On these pages are the portraits of ten instructors who, for more than twenty years, influenced the lives of all who were students in their classes. Because of their diversified educational backgrounds, every department in our school felt their strength of leadership and their kindly interest in the welfare and future of their students. Whether in our high school or in edu- cational circles in our city and state, these were leaders who made their voices heard in decisions which improved our school, and the welfare of their co-workers. While many educators have come and gone from Riverside, none taught as many years as these. In honoring them, the Mercury joins the faculty, the students, and the alumni in an expression of ap- preciation for their leadership, friendship, and service to our school. Mr. Ashford Riverside Faculty Who, By Their Wisldom Mrs. Helen Batty Medbury Miss Henry Miss Hummel 3 And Leadership Have Molded The Miss Katz Miss Lowry Mr. May ,1 ., Lives of Countless Students Quo vadls? Whither qoest thou? To travel, to study, to a well-filled leisure? We would all ask these questions were we to sit down for a visit with these former instructors of Riverside. As one decade closes and a new one begins, these teachers have stepped into new roles. Avocations-hobbies-home maktnq-, all these, and more, have be- come the full-time interests of these ten whom we honor. To each one we have said Au Revoir but not Farewell. We shall welcome their visits to school. We wish them well. May each one find the happiness which comes with the knowledge of a job well done. Y T25 ff? - JA Jil M 73 , .1 4 4 l t Mrs. Smith L1 .15 5 t Q xl ,tag lf is tw 1 Miss Watson FQ ff' . 1 qv' Per K, mn . ,.,. Af 'h 15,-. 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When East Side High School was built in 1912, our country was on the brink of World War 1. The follow- ing years were marked by tensions and sorrows. Happiness, however, found its way into the hearts of ,all with the close of the War. Our new school began its history and traditions and entered the Roaring Twenties successfully and proudly. In the twenties our school clubs became established, and were to play a promi- nent part in the lives of many students: while, all about us, the Flappers, the Charleston,'land the silent movies were becoming the mode. From the heights of the '20's, we descended into the depths of the Depression in the early '30's. During these years, our football team captured the City championship four times in succession. Our track team took the State crown for the fifteenth time. The closing years of the '3O's found our country once more entering an era of prosperity and peace, but a peace that was destined to be short lived. On December 1, the attack on Pearl Harbor flung us once more into the ravages of war. Many of our boys entered the Armed Forces to fight for their country. During the war years our annual was lim- ited to pictures of the graduating seniors, due to shortages of paper. With the signing of the peace, in 1945, we entered the forerunner of what was to be the Atomic Age. Stepping up the science and math programs in the schools became the vogue, especially after Sputnik. By this time, the need for trained and experienced minds became more evident than ever in our country. Now, as we stand on the threshold of 'a new decade, the '60's, we look more and more for leader- ship and for inquiring minds in all walks of life. For the high school students who are prepared to meet the demands of a changed civilization, there is a wealth of opportunity. As we have expanded in knowledge-science, the arts, medicine, and health-we have seen our world become One World. Frontiers have disappeared. We span distances in minutes and hours, instead of days and weeks. These changes demand a new of living and a greater understanding of what will bring We can only speculate: will equal, if not surpass, the last depends upon our prepara- now. aiikrg me 'II-XBLE OF C.ON'I I..-TN'l' S A Faculty ................ 10 A Cictsses . . . 22 A Seniors. . . 44 A Activities . 72 A Sports .... U6 4 Faculty ,I ' Xff ' , s , E4 V V I4 A IS, Merton S. Lecm Principal . I2 O Iohn A. Powers Vice Principal I3 Mr. Ashcrah Mlu Barkow Min Bertrand Mr. Blormann Mlu loddon Commqrcial Pggsical English Special Education Speech ucation Mn. Bolt: Mr. Bratland Mr. Brodol Min Brough English Commercial Commercial Mathematics N W Min Bruhl Mr. Bums Mr. Buro Mr. Carlson Home Economics Art History Geography Mx. COPlan Min DoManh Physical History Education I4 Mn. Dolimonn Mn. Doubok Min Downer Mlu Dunaway Mr. Dunlop Mr. Enqon English English English Foreign Language Biology Commercial Mx. Fallon Mr. Feldman Min Porous Mr. Fvrwrl Science Driver Education Mdihematics Music Mr. Glattlnq Min Govo Min Gi-nn Mr. Grogan Physical English Physical Science Education Education Mlu Groll English I5 Mr. Haley Mr. Hesselbrock Mr. Holdori Mrs. Howard Mr. Iohnson History English Music Mathematics Industrial Arts Mrs. Karcllu Commercial Mrs. Klrcher Miss Kowalske Mrs. Kraft Mrs. Lemko Special Education Commercial General Business Home Economics Mrs. Maki Mr. Martin Mrs. Mathiowetz Mr. May Home Economics Industrial Arts English History Mr. Moehrluq Physics Mr. Nlcolal Industrial Arts Mlss 0'Noll Mr. Otto Home Economics Science Miss Patti Mr. Plelstor Mrs. Pollock Mathematics German English Mr. Procknow Mg. Purin Mr. Rasmussen Mr. Haynes History Art Science Industrial Arts . new Miss Sansone Miss Schippor Mrs. Schumacher Miss Schwartz Spanish Reading Mathematics Commercial Improvement X N e X it 1 i .i- an X i ii? E R f sz N N i Q i i i Miss Shipman Mr. Stomper Science Latin K tg. L, 'Si' Q63 ' WM gk i ' I7 Mr. Trythall Mtss Vespalec Mlss Wagner Mrs. Zaman Miss Pali Science English Commercial English Library Miss Krawczyk Miss Sheldon Mlss Bernauer Dr. Erwin Mlss Rusollnl: Secretary Head Secretary Psychologist School Doctor Welfare Mr. Bruss Mr. Cebrowskl Mrs. Ehlers Head Engineer Plant Operations Plant Operations Mrs. Pawlicki Plant Operations Mrs. Kraus Plant Operations Mrs. lclrublalr Cafeteria A Not Pictured: ,A ,::. 1 I ' Mrs. Green H Enqhsh 'lf Ti 'sl h Mm warm School Nurse '45 . Miss Ialm ' Secretary Mrs. Rekowski Mrs. Plant Operations Wqggnkngcht gh! Ennis Caieteria Clence Mrs. Dlsllvestro Eng l ish Jn memoniam They are not dead who live A ln hearts they leave behind, In those whom they have blessed They live in life again, And shall live through the years- Eternal lifemand grow Each day more beautiful Mrs. Martha Seitz Math-1954 to l959 As time declares their good, Forgets the rest, and proves Their immortality. -Hugh Robert Orr Mr. Charles Kahle Coach-l9l3 to l949 S l in in .4-, hoof .1 2, . , Q - . :fn ,Q elif' ' 1 ' wx 5 019' , 3 ,sw pi-. , K a fi.-'W Q W I f , , . W . ,.A' . X, i , R gi 4 ' V 1 1 8 4 mx A5 , '. ' nn 1 'V I ,,-mx I '25 1 'f.- L Qi. - jx X N ig , . waz: '- s x 'in mn., , 9 ' s f.,, , ,A rw, 1 xt Xe R 93 . ,fs X- M A X Ns, CHCISSQS I I Y 4 ju .J L. 5 9B-424 Row 1 Betty Dax, Cassandra Clark, Sharon Hohnstern, Bar- ltara lq9IE?DK'9VlCl'l, Karen Bruk- witzki, Caroline Jacobs. How 2 Donald Arnold, James Anal- rtrth, Michele Hoc'hstzzrn,l21leen Anklrn, Pat James, Kenneth llac-hey. Row 3 -Robert llan- lvy, Donald Czerwrnskr, War- ren Johnson, Bruce Beresford, Arnold Dietz, James Dettman, Robert Fisher. 9B-222 Row l-'Judy Erdman, Sharon Zunk, Christine Manthey, Pa- tricia Koester, Verna Church, Juanita Lornzo, Janet Cowles, Marqaret Menqes. Row 2--- Judy Weissbrodt, Judy Ander- son, Joyce Poenitzch, Richard Hill, Sandi Seidita, Patricia Johnson, Marilyn Jacobson. Row 3fDorothy Becker, Pea- qie Gibson, Gordon Wettstern, James Arms, James Streleckr. Gary Umbreit. Row 4--John Westphal, Bernard Denter, John LaPrest, Ruediqer Froehlrch. 9B-424 Row 1 Sharon Hollins, Shir- ley Pierson, Sharon Sc'hwec'hol, Sandie Kavalary, Jackie 'l'ay- lor, Eva Vance, Judy Jerome. Row 2 Loley Newell, Georae Ludinqton, Carolyne Lee, Bar- bara Serqeant, Gloria Sharp, Annette Mankoski. Row 3 - Shirley Thomas, Kathy Smith, Rirhard Srhwartz, John Pease, Alive Knrrtesen, Sheila lfw, Ronnie Marth. Row 4 Iohri Wallswn-rtli, Hrrliard Krrmlner, Charles Wrrtkowskr, Wrllrarn Kirlrrk, Ervin Smith, Honalri Marques. 9A-123 Row l ludy Wittenberg, Tina Kryzinski, Sharon Foster, Sheryl Zumrnak, Donna Man- sauaae, Sue Dienberq, Connie Oliver, Suzanne Shimon. Row 2 Hilda Ward, Dolores Netzel, Sandra llahn, Maxine Erdman, Celia Adornato, Yvonne Kall- man, Ianet Schneider. Row 3 Karen Reed, Peter Kolosick, Sue Rusch, Lee Ralisterri, Steve llaiqler, Steven Sperry, Don l.ydolph. Row 4 Phillip Lu- liart, Paul Rollmann, Rob Prze- worski, Roaer Cissa, Kathy Dilliq, Iudy Gray. 9A-218 How 1 Trudy Kaysrio, ludith Millrnqton, Christine Deaton, Susan llady, Beverly Nedza, Mary Bolda, Barbara Knaiclek, Sharon Sequin, Sue Ann Christensen. Row 2 Cynthia Grattan, Susan Rosley, llnlly Grc-trar, Shirley Ward, Marian Kelly, Diane Dxiririiinskr, San- dra Render, Yolanda llornan- iloz,,Torni Ruse Uastrovinci. How 3 Louise Vc-llarn, Randy lllt'l2, Iarnc-s Clulierton, Alex- ander llerariqo, Ii., Dennis Vycliosz, Ralph Wettstcin, Richard Rlencoe, Tony Bruno, larnvs Kuntnor. How 4 Rer- rrard Rarwick, Wayne Kline, Ronald Planasch, Michael llatch, Gillimt Malone, Eliza- livth Colili, Dennis Grossrnan, Dave Rush, luhnny Patterson. 9Ae209 Row 1--ludith Davidowski, Sharleen Dulak, Claudia Snor- den, Kathie Wudtke, Andrea Aschenbach, Lois Iohnson, lacqueline Mallman, Cathy Bates. Row 2--lames Babhitz, Iim Mathia, Carol Patrick, Ger- aldine Heinz, Charlotte Linde- man, Carol Pieper, Barbara Mattlce, Marcia Ziarniak, Mary Conway. Row 3---Iohn Treu- deri, Richard Bierwirth, Rich- ard Genrich, Thomas Alioto, lerry Becker, Donald Clauser, Ronald Kluq, Robert Czecho- linslci. Row 4-Donald lur- kowski, Iames Borchardt, Karl Steinberg, loseph Zyqowski, lohn Appleby, Manis Mullar- key, Robert Comyne, Owen Hahn. SA-301 Row l loyce Haywood, Bar- lvara Morqan, Iaanne Santi- lrprre, Gayle Faye, Dorothy Wilson, lane Wersleder, Mary Zvrdl-Hr, Linda Huber. Row 2-4 Kathie Czarnyszka, l.aureen Zell, Carol Mrron, ludy Rob, erts, Susan Wallschlaeqer, Sandra Starks, Grace Lum. David Manhofl, Pam McCar- rell. Row 3 ludith Zacharras, Nancy Stover, Karen Snavely, l.ynn Sullivan, ludith Ann Hol- land, Mrznrca Mett, Pamela Ann lehnson, Sandra Wesline, Arlene Flvkoski. Row 4 ludy Zrelrnskr, Keith Kelly, Bruce ffamrfltell, Bolt Dickey, Dick Nvtzel, Tom Erickson, William Steckol, Steve Mrrasola, Peter Wbllrorsvri. 9A-406 How l Sylvia Kassr, Patricia Davis, Maureen Mahoney, Frnrly Noyes, Ann Noyes, Charlotte lafrcdzrnski, Sue l.anae, Sharwn Hcrehl, ludith laFlox. Row 2 Mary Ann Ylranez, lucrlle Furtrnfw, Galw- rrelo Luther, Thomas Nardellr, Bill Muchell, Irsyce Thiel, Cora- lre Trier, Pamela Mitchell, Lorne Rickheim, Barbara Nciwrrrre, Row 3 -flames Es- quivel, Rclvert Schroeder, Shir- ley Gaks, Diane Bacher, Patricia Graham, Sharon Dom- rcse, Marqaret Prnkow, Shire lay Sudowatey, Kathleen lonaley. Row 4 Bruce Mcl- latt, Hcaer Rekrzskr, Hebert Bahneman, Norman Link, Ron- ald Ccrrcu, Michael Botti, Wile liam Meyer, Morris Laster. 9A-322 Row l-- Maraaret Purvis,lrma Campbell, Candice Baraer, Linda Lutzow, Kristi Quale, Priscilla Bell, Susan Duehl- merer, Susan Kruzycki, Row 2 --loanne Lindner, l,ynn Clsun, Paula Beck, Susie Diwald, Patricia Wison, lanet Krauss, ludilh Aehl, l.ynda Hcveder, Nancy Brodson. How 3 Nancy Dieienhach, leanne lflochslein, David lahnson, Thomas Heinz, Christopher Kollw, Frederick lohnson, lohn Tice, Edward Lydolph. Row 4 Vincent Young, Iames MacCadden, Latii Hukarevrc, Paul Weeks, William Plunkett, Frederick Price, Mike Pieifer, Nancy Stadkr, Karin Krrschner. 9A-418 Row 1 Diane Moesch, Bar- bara Mickelson, Kathy Brost, Carole Okruszynski, Gail Stoltz, Margot Wolf, lnqe Wolt, Ellen Revelle.Row 2 Barbara Bielinski, Barbara Loaemann, Gail Gustafson, Diane Meyer, Diane Skubic, Barbara Pollay, Tamra Kress, Eva Weiqel, David Robb, Row 3 Thomas Glorioso, Donald Iurena, Bob Sassan, Sue Fietcher, Ioan Greer, Barbara Sears, Diane Lawrence, Carol Rader. Row 4 -Leslie Baumqardner, Rich- ard Opelt, Richard Kosecki, Ieiry Thompson, Lloyd Pow- less, lanios Pott, Norbert Lipin- ski. 9A-409 How 1--Kathleen Bauer, Brenda Coqqs, Sandie Beyer, Ludmila Schelach, Kathy Schmitz, Nancy Norman, Marie Giaimo, Frances Lalicata. Row 2-Marilyn Gearand, Mavis Dupree, Carol Miron, Ianice Bartoszewicz, Antoinette Schiera, Sharon Mantor, Susan Feqle, Phyllis Peterson. Row 3 fWolfqanq Rosenau, Androis lirqens, Arnold Riekoski, Bar- bara Constable, Walter Lan- ders, Joseph Branda, Bruce Lehner, Frank Holmes. Row 4--left Strelow, lon Smith, Ronald Yancey, Henry Czisny. William Livy, Gary Olson, Nick Buruzyk. 9A-422 Row l-Nikki Stewart, Betty Iarvey, Diane Wenninqei, Greasby Blaine, Carol Kizew- ski, Judith Stock, Lynn DeFaut, Renate Mollqaard, Barbara Rayburn. Row 2- Weedall Dennis, Robert Winston, Cary Gareth, Dennis Roy, Ann Line- han, Ioan Gruenwald, Benita Bell, Bill Cohnstaedt, Hiam Kassees, Row 3-V Paul Hast- inqs, Ulysses Wesley, Tassilo Lawin, lohn Lentz, Thomas Forster, Franklin Nichols, Don- ald Malzahn, Mike Napierala, Woliqanq Sebold. Row 4--Don Carleton, Kenneth Haberli, Robert Brodell, Iames Opalew- ski, George Kazel, Robert White, Peter Dean, lames Ran- dall, Bill Theoharis. 412 and 415 Row 1 Alma Merrla, Linda fifmpor, Martha Smrth, Grace Prrul, Gall lenson, l.ynn Ar- fr1lla,Barc, Allen.How 2 Iohn Mellon, Drllon Morrrsey, Ed- wena Durrah, Elrzaheth Elach, Bunsrll Beaudry, l7onnrs Baum- lucrch, Rrfhard Gr:-mon. Row 3 Donald Wrlrnot, Carmen llrrrrell, Ken Musredlalc, Den- rrrs Butler, Mrchaol Threme. How 4 -Mrchacl Geerots, Mtchael Brnqelarrl. 91-1-423 Row lr -Barbara Westphal, Genre Scott, Kathleen Morrrcal, Drana Rawlrns, Susre Schulz, Pat Murray, Barbara Borowslcr, Lore-ta Cox. How 2--Susan Klern, Barbara Schlreve, Betty Dasher, Cheryl Shutter, San- dra Patoka, Sharon Hrck, Vrc Sedlached, Barbara Slavrclc, Karen Stenqlern. Row 3--A Iames Martin, Wrlhert Olson, Don Perretz, Iohn Hariu, lohn Schafer, Brll Sweda, lames Harvey, Peter Schmitz, Row 4 -Dennrs Reprnskr, Tony Ralvrl de-aux, Roland Yancey, Roh- ert Bremer, Georqe Wrckluoldt, Trmothy Patterson, Roger Wil- son, Ray Clrlton. 10B-324 Row 1 Mrlclrvtl l,e-atlvrwtt-ttl, lrrAnn llrrrclrrrrr, lvtrnnrc llrtz man, Sustrn 'Wrlke-, Putty Oprrtr, ffrrrolrrrv Svhrrrrdt Lynne Ketchum, Sally Kt1EXI'l'lTT1f'l. Row 2 Vlrllrnrn lhrrrrtr, Huth flu' lansl-cr, lrfrno Swm-ru-y, Mary Lovrn-I, Carrrlyrr Stulrnvr, Bar trara Zu-rrrxrn, llarlwrrra Acltnr natfr, Pvfrfgy Thvrrault How 3 Y Rrvhard Src-tt-rt, llrrk lahrr, Schallvr Gwrrrlrl, l.rrwre-nte lacctlfstn, Htltwrt Alvxnrrrcle-r, Tam Slwrnrr, Yr:-tl ltthnstrn. Row 4 l.trrry Kvrrrrr, lrhrr Hansen, lfhn Sm-wrrl, Gary Mtllvr, lra P-crlvsttrf-rr, Dorrqlfrs Dzrolc, larry Mrshr-tslcr. 10B-324 Row I- Donna Braun, Diane Barker, Sandra Sutter, Carol Rottman, Sharon Reinhard, Cheryl Heaton, Barbara Davis, lrene Weidner. Row 2-Susan Waldhuetter, Nancy Hext, Lois Storvik, Sandra Schweitzer, Penny Lentz, Geraldine Kleist, Barbara Harding, Diane Spare. Row 3 Robert Dixon, Dennis Mohr, Larry Kopp, Lawrence Gomand, Robert Wittke, Stuart Chapman, Neil Leverance, Ernest Stahl. Row 4 -William Roaers, Cornelius Erlvy, Edward Tetzlatt, lames llrreluner, Dennis Pelzrnan, Sherman Vincent, Peter' Theo- haris. 10A-101 Row I- Mario Lavora, Carole Krtzrnan, Dt-lrtty Oswald, Mar- rrarvt Owen, Nadine Fedel, Vrrarnra Schwartz, Shirley Sakawskr, lanet llvrtter. Row 2 loarrrrv Mort-ll, lrrarrrrolfrck, Vlrvrre l'rya, Susan lluztvar Nanvy Arrdrrrvcr, firmly Pia- rrrann, Pat lrrlitrrur, Sure Galrn. Row 3 larrrvc- llansvn, Patri- vra llahn, lanrve ilrelvrt, Danny , , lt-fora, lanet Vtrlkus, Lucille XIVrlcox, Barlwara VVrnsttrn, Sire lirrrlry. Row 4 Larry Hansen, Lrank Wrlvrrx, Anthony Schick- vr, lack Svhtrltr. lvlrrr Graf, led Youna, lack Feltlstern. 10B-324 Row I -Barbara Bookstaff, Kitty Dude, Mary Hart, Joyce Sanders, Karen Connell, Bev- erly Kurkowskr, lean Branden- burg, Barbara Serdrta. Row 2 --Richard Rehm, Diane Ca- vost, Betty Koch, Mackie Sar- dina, Emmy Payne, Ruth Cwandell, lames Mortellaro. Row 3-- Iohn Menos, Leon Ketchum, Fred Vella, Ervin lstell, Mike Vrnarsky, Iames Berger, Nicholas Klepprn. How 4---Ronald Wallace, Boh Schwarhach, Clrtton Pope, let- frey Price, Richard Tower, Al- fred Berrrdt, Steve Conley. 10A-104 Row 1 Arlene llass, Ienniter Guin, Crissandra Brevster, Karalynn Klaas, Ianet Polak, Darlene Wrhanek, Penny Keltf ner, Louise Larson. How 2- Diane Burke, Sherry Lamb, Karen Biemann, Sandra Ban- aszak, Nancy Makowski, Linda Wesline, Mary Cockinq, Karen Kemnitz, Elaine Kallman. Row 3 -,-- Richard Thompson, Clar- ence Schuenke, Stephen Hett- ner, Iim Mallon, Ierry Britzius, Ioe Rosenbaum, Duane Spath, Rohert Dickey. Row 4' Bruce Yehle, Mike Nyland, Sharon llalloran, Dorothy Gibson, Bill Fischer, lames Szablenski, Al- bert Vance. 10A-233 How 1- Barhara Chase, lo- seyhine Fazio, Valerie lohn- scn, Maraaret Emerson, Helqa Kletko, Carol Pappas, Kathy Dirnaigqio, Marqarote Kamenz. Row 2 Anigiw Serie, Sally AZ- 1ZnllI14l, Ernrna lane Wliczyk, Andrea Surndin, lane Minteer, Karen Gonier, Donna Silletti, Elsie Mativk, Elise Walch. Row 3 Pressley Clark, Wally loslin, Martha Weiler, Iohn Rerwsa, Coasar Ghersini, Pam Beecher, Edward lerome, Rob- ert Deering, How 4 Dick Tape per, Donald Woods, Iim Ca- pone, Richard Dettmann, Den- nis Lukaszeviq, Richard Biebl, Rodney Marshall. 10A-104 Row 1- v-Carol Kucharski, Diana Dembiec, lnara Radzins, Kath- leen Carpenter, Lyndell Blies- ner, Georgia Schlesner, Ros- anne Stoltmann, loEllen Miller. Row 24'-Keith Iohnson, Susan Miller, Charlotte Pieper, Sal- vatore Fazio, Lynn Erhardt, Iudy Gahaqan, Michael No- wak. Row 3 Rohert Swick, lim Knueppel, Ierry Schuelke, Tom Holcomb, Tom Canniz- zaro, Allan Roeder, lames Lecrvens. Row 4- William Fos- ter, Wilhert Bauer, Aivars Berqmanis, Bill Terpstra, Riche ard Bauer, Richard Cissa, Iames Pawlowski, I 10A-311 Row 1--Barbara Wilke, Cath. erine Hobbs, Marie Witten- bniq, I'at1ivia Peters, Anita Mammano, Brenda Barnette, Inae Koeniq, Pamela Ilarrison. Row 2 -Vicki Kearns, Anita Zeidler, Susan Skauqe, Nancy Maniscalco, Ellen Manning, Mary Cleary, Marie Gross. Irvinq, I.arry Green, Linda Scholz, Karen Nell, Bivhard Ronald Inrena, Row 3 Iames Burner, Donald Westover, lean Miller, Carolyn Marino. Row 4 f Mike Murphy, Mahen Iohn- son, Martin Purin, Iohn Wood- niansee, Bob Dressler, Mike Welch, Bill Szymanslci. 10A-303 Row 1--Sandra Lukowitz, Karen Adams, Nancy Koller, Geraldine Knetsch, Iean Drake, Kathy Kollenbroich, Lois Hahn, April Sherman. Row 2--Regina Warren, Su- zanne Kelly, Teresa Alioto, Shirley Guedel, Charlotte Cav- ins, Beverly Casparsen, Cindy Belt, Sue Gumphrey, Maxine Kupferhera. Row 3- Iohn Wendte, Fred Bosria, Kathleen Remmei, Suzette Wallare, Sn- san Geittman, Stephanie Watke, Ore-ne Bourdo, Barbara Nichols. Row 4- Gary Mi- norik, Iames Alvord, David Schmandt, Steve Utzinqer, Bill Dreckmann, Sam Badalameni, Iim Abrahams, Steve Weyher. 10A-314 How 1-Catherine Fraser, In- qrid Hultman, Carla Powell, Lana Meyers, Devon Ford, Mar- garet Myszewski, Bonita Chal- owder, Geraldine Schue-Ike. Row 2-Diane Bednar, Sandy Backow, Ieanne Faye, Pat Makawski, Pat Lewinski, Irene Neal, Nancy Calarco, Don Senqer. How 3 -Robert Konia, Mike Ratajczalc, David Ioz- wialc, Karen Wuestneclc, Gail Groeschel, Mary Ellen Schwai- bach, Karen Perry, Karen Szopinski. Row 4 Iohn Min- tiks, Walter Fossman, Bill Ramseyer, Tom Beckman, An- thony Tyloclc, Ted Mazza, Ioo Gizewski. 10A-316 How 1 Hmsefitcx HQIIIQII, Bwv- l'IIY:1IH1Ih,SK'lTlCIIfl Knst, Mnnl IynnI+1nk4,w5k1,RUb1n Lovrif-n, IILIIII II1vks, Mm-qmot Zuwcxvkx. 'Amy Qlrms. Row 2 Helen Mfnlvllfl, I yvcx Imzwlnlrevk, Iimlum Icnvxs., iiivphcirne- S0114 mnmx, lim: mu fulumcuwski, IIl'Y1L'0fl1'N7LIIl'Z, Mflzenff Zefrn- lyku. Row 3 IIIIWUIUCIS Beywrs, IGH Hllllzgnss, Dufk Full-cowskl, Gmy Sn'h0nz0I, DPHHIS Wlfv- lor, Iwo Mur11srf1Ivu, Hwbert Lfussldy, Hnulfi Goo. How 4 ELI Cr: Ss, II hn WC11I,Dc1uq- IIIS I,ynef, Umm Sf-xnmu, Ger- uhi 'I-IWIEZ, IIPIIINS Moyfv, Hor- nmn Mucllm, 10A-315 How 1--Ioyro Floxmn, Bwnnio Barnard, Lois Nmtlkw, Ivcxnne Hoss, Sandro Grwchvn, Chrlsr Une Wilke, Mulmn Vmruvis, Vuqiniu Plesraley. How 2 A Shmon FIIOPITUTIIDLI, Paul Iumf-, Culhenne HICRIIUIIII, Annu Bergmann, Phxl MLILIKXSIILH, Doroihy Paul, Hwlwortcl Iynvh. Row 3 Shen Hclntko, SIICJIUII Svhultz, KC1lhIL'i'?N IIIIPIINIVI, Donna Waultms, Q:IOIl'hf'!l Semmelmcnn, Flclncos AIIVO, Susan Cmnk, Wcllluro Husse-ll. Row 4 WIIIIKJII1 IIUIKIIIILIU, Ilm Cmnt, Ben Bowman, Ruin-rt Iczcobs, Domlnlc' P1Sr'1!olIcw, Hlll Bmchelt, Ruth Mlltolstumt. Ani' xi fix W-3-4 32 10A-405 Row 1-f'Mc11y Ellvn Kniltew, Cnnzl D+-Hman, I.1I1lILI Smlu-JI, I,1ndc1 BPH, Vinnnm Iurswn, Dmne Cwhvn, Putrlmu Illshutl, SIIIIRCI Thfxxp, Row 2 IIlL'k Stvnqloin, Wayne? FlSL'hOI', INN Sl'hll 1IQF?Yl, Iwhn Mundi, Cfcmwle Exdmunn, Potncm Yops, Calh- enne Suhellm, Kntie Dunmls. Row 3 IIHIIHIP Mummy, Dan, Iene Heisvr, Ann Splunsy, Harold Mxllm, Hlvlmrd Im, mcxn, I1m ASI0IT'lI1UlSkl, Iuhn Mollmun, Phlcinciexrs Tatum. Row 4 Dfwxn HISSEIPIIW, Iwhn FIUSILIII, II-Imllwi I-1Im:awn, H1414 mxi NMI, Twny Ib-Ivr, Vluyrwrl Sn'hf1L1oI. 11B-109 Row l Carol Musieclialc, Car- ole Ciwllura, Iuclith Olson, ludy llaase, Suzanne Larson, lan- ivo Divliitz, Beverly lloqe. Row 2 Iac-k Messzior, Toni Airnlirusl, Carol Urlian, Dorit lit-nsvh, It-ii lioriian, Charles Uvialo. Row 3 Dirk Gronin- vki, lluliort lvens, Charles llvit, Ianis Kalnais, Praia Martin. Row 4 Wayne Rick, lim Martin, Paul llaase, larnes Altenholen, llonald Gustafson. W' 3 lun- 11B-414 Row 1 Bailwara l.ernke, Eliza- lit-th Curso, Sandra Herrmann, l.ymie Olson, Karen Svatos, Mary Ellen Fisher, Mary jane VVUli'llllC, Donna Bierk. Row 2 - llolveit Barian, Donald No- wak, Mario Svhaelor, liillian Piitzlcow, Karen Dulfy, Iudy Aiideison, Geraldine Nouliura. How 3 Hon Bezella, Tom Stasiuwski, David Krochalk, Mike lliwlzlieixger, l.eslio llatfh, Alvin lfqali-stan. Row 4 Dirk liakkvr, Charles lindeniann, 'lliiii Casper, David Miszew- ski, liail Woitia. 11B-317 Row 1'-Iosie Alive, Sandra Mickelson, Ruth Teske, Susie Thomas, Dorothy Patterson, Susie Rivette, Carole Welib. Row 2 -laiiies Kleinowski. Paula Perkins, Mary Durrah, Cathy Luprecht, Reena Set- lick, David Kahn. Row 3 - lohn Stamos, Robert llolzer, Richard Lipski, Ronald Knies, George Bell, Iurqen Hahn. Row 4-Bruce Hall, Roqer Erickson, Rit-hard Olney, Holil ert Horvath, Ted Adams, ...M WA. LZ 11A-115 Row l--Martha Michaels, Christine Harper, Sherilee Model, Linda Travers, Gladys Kainz, Barbara Cook, lean Theriault. How 2--Delores Ed- wards, loan Becker, lane Trier, loan larvey, Diane Cro- lolski, Ianrce Albrecht. Row 3 -V-Terry Nardellr, Lawrence Heinz, Tom Pytlrk, Kathleen Zinda, Larrrene Hoffman. Row 4--Ken Roqers, Fred Tabek, Bernie Laserstein, Frank Meci. alt? 1 11A-205 Row 1--Shirley Wrttenluiira, lean Szeklrnski, Pat Weston, lrrlrrr Hafrhey, Eleanor Ship- rnan, lriknn Durkett, Mary Karlsen. Row 2 Kathy Moser, Nancy Williams, Sally Bender, Sandy Rarritt, Glaria lamrozy, Morrian Spare. Row 3 Den- nis Muellor, Terry Lanke, Iohn Livinasten, Tam Rehm, Marion Les, Denis Serres. How 4-- Raymend Sediarhek, Gloria Lawrence, Delphrne White, Boiar Christine, Barbara Melka, Suzanne Srnaer. 11A-120 Row 1 Helen Ryan, lvanette Rick, Kathy Stirliner, Pam Aschenluach, Sandy Knutson, Polly Cramer, lrrdy Srhuldt. Row 2 lrrne Rainey, Karen Greqar, Sharon Desliflarars, Lillian Rriaers, Cere Baker. Row 3 Gene llevkor, Earl Vretzke, Ernest Grrhr, Rriliert Menzel, Ernrl lrrndt. Row 4 f Peter' Lirhtner, Rivhard Stern- Lrerq, Don Greer, larnes Klrnv. mul iii 11A-227 Row l Dolures Waltrvn, Bar- lwara Qin-llrrialz, Linda Pola- c'h0r'k, Christine Srianley, Carey Hivliarrisun, Virainia Murphy, Pamela Dietz, leanl nette Cahn. Row 2 Liricla Dliritwrwrth, Ianot lVlc'Cean, Sara lk-tr-rstiri, liatty lluskrris, Mary Both Skierawski, Gloria Carrtrr, Mariyn lvarirrierrv. How 3 Clyde Biririrriarr, Fwd Voss, Blair' Gannon, Wayne Sim- rririrrs, Paula Liritirier, Kathy Waranka, Gertrrrriu Fraser, Chris Svlrrrciisko. Row 4 -Gary Dalilkc-, llrrririy St'harlenlier'q- er, llrslwrt Nrvhrils, lrlriul His! sevrrw, Iosso llvnry, lirchard larrirruty, l.tirris l.r-vher. 11A-206 Row 1'-Lily Weidman, lulie Grotenrath, Elizabeth Bellis, Carla Zummak, Sandra Wathen, lanet Mailman, Athea Love. Row 2' Cynthia LeGrand, Carol Beith, Dar- lene Roix, Carol Lum, Pat Fahl, Pat Grollo, Mary Lee, Sandra Zader. Row 3--Karl Seitz, David White, Dick Schussman, Leroy Patterson, Michael Kuzniewski, Sandra Nowacki. Row 4 Osie 'l'atum, ,terry Kleppin, William Ilett- ner, Bill Foley, Ted Strana. 11A-230 Row 1-- Mary Harald, Bonita Becker, Diane Bank, Bannrs Sherman, Kathleen Musredlak, Carol lean Cavasi, Melinda Maier, Sally Wait. Row 2 - Donna Pollock, Mara Srkaters, Pamela Williams, Lois Muel- ler, Mary Ann Cassata, Sharon O'Corrner, Kathleen Trrlieqi. Row 3----lerry lVlur'r'rcw, Philip Merrill, lnara Bumanrs, lim Celoni, Bali Wilsan, ludrth Shaw, Caral Cutter. Row 4 - Patrick lames McGinnis, Rola- ert Sullivan, Balvrn Meister, Peter Bosenou, Vrlrs Cakaris, Brian Barrington, Arthur Brooks. 11A-310 Row l -Sue Schlrndwein, Dawn Wonser, Susan Kalmer, Aria Larmins, Mary Ann Lipis- skr, Sandra Wright, Margaret Kowaleskr, Holly Gumirra, Mary Candler. Row 2-Kath- leen Maamer, lacqualine Sar- drna, Mary Kujawslcr, Su- zanne Wmsleder, Karen Flach, Kathleen Burczyk, Maybelle Blanchard, Iudy Sakawskr. Row 3----lrrhn Cowles, Dave Latawrec, Tom Lahosa, Gary Wervkolt, Marty Larsen, Tim Przzrno, Rrchard Pott, Larry Gerlrnskr. Row 4- Douglas Luerk, Carl Wilke, Mrke Ehr, Russell Grrswold, Stan Pra- skoskr. 11A-305 Row 1--Barbara Baerwald, Sandra Perlcrns, Eunrve Kar- prnskr, Mary Kowalvskr, Str- zanne Weyher, Maraaret Plun- dett, I'Ann Mrddlckautt, Chrrs Bachowski, Row 2 Dorothy Dakrns, Stary Karnas, Char- lotte Senger, Hasvann Grud- nowskr, Shrrley Lange, Sharon Witzenherger, Sandra Talaska. Row 3' Davrd Patek, Iudrth Schlevenslcy, Sandra Boucher, Iohn Anastasr, Iohn Irrrgens, lohn Cammark. Row 4 Inga Luther, Joseph Nyland, Iohn Holland, lirchard Clrne, Bruce Mallon. 1115.-323 Row 1 Margo Byrd, Mary Ann Schoenherr, Barlm Kru- mrns, Karen Lentz, Lrleorr Ehlers, Darts Drvnovan, Elarne Zrllmer, Cerrle Balvstrrnrr. Row 2 Frand Plz'-Urge, Gregory Savers, Drana Knaus, Throsa D'alessro, Lrnda Bowman, lrn ny Lee Larnke, Ivan Klervprn. How 3 Terry Collrns, Ran Vaska, Don Hahorlr, llarvoy llarthun, Terry lohnson, Iames Lutz, Donald Bezolla, How 4 - 'Ed Brorlcway, Gregory Spransy, Walter Kamrnskr, Gerd Dlern, lrm Rerlly, lavk Vlfellrnan. IIA-327 Row 1 --Danna Netzel, Betsy Linehan, Barbara Kuester, Ray- ola Link, Andrea Weber, Frances Tiedernann, Ioan Fil- lar, Peqqy Werqand. Row 2- - Iahn Hausmann, Ann Bremen- schneider, Carolyn Ianiszew- ski, Barbara Boyd, Nancy Bischal, Carral Meyer, Christel Klernpel, Terry Pizzirro. Row 3 -- Al Wachter, Ivars Garlans, Anthony Busaterr, Wally Kar- rrinski, Michael Baszak, lamcs Misialek, Richard Scankovsky. Row 4 Frank Lant, lahn Ko- rracz, Iames Bryce, Bair Lah, Gerlrard Bohr, llenry VVerner, Tlrarnas lankcrwskr. 12B-309 Row 1 Vrrrqrrrrrr llansvn, Mrrryrrrrrre Wisri, llrta Grrlrrrrww- ski, l.rrrs Mrllvr, llrrt Bvrlzrrrskr, lrrtly lwctrwrrrrrrrrr, Carole Mel- rrrrsrrrr, Kathy Varnvr, Vlfrlltr- rlrrrrv llulrlrard, l.trrs Fisher, Row 2 lrrlrrr Mr'Cwrrrrir'k, Bev- Orly Krrrrkrrl, l.rrurs0 Schulrcrt, larfqrrelrrro Brelrnskr, Susan Bryvlr, llvrrate llrrelvers, lanrrr lflrr-rlrardt, Suzy lrvrdahl, Dave Vrrlwrrrrlos. Row 3 Sidney Vcolrl, luv Butana, llerrnarr lllarrts, Michael Svlrrerrrer, Dari Starr, Irie Pvcar, Grrry Gru- szvwskr, Michael Zcrcller, llrvh- rrrtl Arrtlr-rstirr, Bali llorv. Row 4 llrrla Yolrlv, Gmrrtre Bcrn, lrrrr Brrwvrsrwx, VVrrltor Brrrwn, larrres Strvrnvy, lrrrr Maalrrr, llrrrralrl Cyvlirrs7, Charles Krrutoserr, Pete Mrrss, Sam Slarrrrnvkrr. 12B-224 Row l-Kathy Kealty, Susan Zimmerman, Audrey Gwizdek, Kathleen Madera, Maryann Mundt, Mary Klahrr, Mir-rule Storme, Betty Lrrbhert, Diane Clark. Row 2---Barlwara Srnrrer, Valerie Durlrin, Marrrrrio law- rerrce, Genevieve Mathia, Paulette Matte, Carol Faye, Sandra Felvel, Eve Wrttke, Bar- luara Malley, Adi rcnne Cvarrdes. Row 3-Allen Balrlvitz, Dennis Waver, Ron Taylor, Chris Runge, Frank Aliota, Mary Bamberqer, Diana Speh, Ban- nie Binqwclskr, lacksorr Gun- dersheim. How 4----Nick Chlelv- nrkavs, Charles Sheppard, Richard Ketchum, Lowell Carl, Pat O'Connor, Howard Fletch- er, Bobert Gattes. 12B-404 Row l-Sarah Appleby, Donna Hintz, Lynne Fredrich, Bev- erly Hintz, Arlene Arndt, Car- olyn Jach, Betty l-text, Karen TenBrocke, Janice McGuire. Row 2-Joan Sczepanski, Al- frieda Edwards, Bonnie Waul- ters, Nora Ziedins, Judith Waa- ner, Sandra Brunston, Bonnie Puttkammer, Jeannette Mess- ner, Sandra Lex, Heraldine Mudiedlak. Row 3-Rick Kle- szczynski, Joseph Makowski, Darryl Koch, Aivars Starkis, John Maniscalco, John Vella, Ronald Haines, Dick Kupfer- berq, Jon Kolb. Row 4-Roger Harris, Tom Suleski, Robert Dreis, Norman Klahn, Pete Galdick, Patrick Teicher, Bill Domoracki, Anthony Pikaqo, Jim Champion. 9B-222 Carol Klemencie 9B-424 Tom Anderson John Andrucci Fuzear Jacquelyn Susan Genrich Douqlas Kluck Gerald Olszewski SA-123 Ronald Clark Carol Coats Crubauqh Jerome Joseph Dentice SA-209 Michael Hein 9A-218 Robert Anderson Carol Weiss 9A-301 Billy Clemens Donald Kennedy Rita Sprenqer 9A-322 Henry Bacich Marilyn Bartelt Clarence Brown James Ripple 9A-406 JoAnn Bruso 9A-409 Barbara Burg Albert Dahlke John Klinqspahn 9A-418 Lloyd Powless Betty Tucker 9A-422 James Douglas Donald Nolte 9A-423 Freddie Loye Wilbert Olsen 412 and 415 Daniel Patlon Paul Sitzberqer Linda Valentine Jude Balistreri Penny Markos 10B-324 Patrick Ellis Ramon Klahn Barbara Archibald Virginia Williams Pamela Randall Richard Stops Mary Hart Emmy Payne 10A-101 Susan Fuzear Lee Klitzke Frank Wilcox Lucille Wilcox 10A-104 Gretchen Baumqardner Diane Harvey Agnes Haydon 101-1-233 Frank Bwallschi Jerome Fliss Mora Lewis Kathleen McAdams 10A-303 Susan Kowalski Linda Adams Joan Jankowski IDA-311 Jerry Levoir Richard Pochert Horst Reich 10A-314 James Kaminski 10A-315 Terry Kopp Kathryn Loveless Pamela Marshall Patricia Wilde Paul James 10A-316 Kendon Paeqelow 10A-405 Louise Meisner Peter Sorci 11B-109 Loraine Hansen Jack Messner Annette Miller Betty Verlinde 11B-317 Sandra Olszowski Charles Blakely Judith Kurth 11B-414 Helen Geisler Robert l-luqi Robert Sudil: Marvin Tatum 11A-115 Linda Anthony Robert Ashley Sharon Murrenus Frank Zaqar 11A-120 Betty Ashley JoAnn Mirenda 1 1A-206 Henry Lipslci James Wade 1 1A-227 Judith Atkielski Joe Zierhut 1 1A-230 Gloria Sziranski 1 IA-305 Peter Dentice Kay Klass Kay Pribanich 11A-310 Judy Rolfe Mary Ann Galec 1 1A-323 Madeline Kowalski Andrew Nelson Ron Peterson Susan Pollay 1 1A-327 James Bryce Lilly Fehr 12B-224 James Bader Diane Balister Joan Haut Deane Metko Sandra Morell Richard Riepl James Schmidt 12B-309 Tony Bacich James Greenya Kathleen Kolins James Kusch Carol Trawitzki 12B-404 Alfrieda Edwards Beverly Erickson Anita Kessler Robert Lukoiavitz Karen Tolzman lunior and Senior homeroom. -,..,.! School protect in the shop. Gaenslen Gaenslen, a school for handicapped students from kindergarten through twelfth grade is lo- cated on Auer Avenue. When the students are ready to graduate from high school, they join in our graduation exercises and receive the regular high school diploma. About forty stu- dents trom all parts ot the city attend Gaenslen. Among the activities observed at Gaenslen this year were the costume day held on Hal' loween, a Christmas dinner party where gitts were exchanged, and a charity program in which money was raised for Care. Pigtail Day , l--nn-.g..,,,, Wliuuuuqgql Educational S N! Casudls 2. , Ia, , 'iff . i.,..,,,,. vrw raw. -W 'auf-+ N, MQMEEW :wx Q ' 1 ,.: ,Wa 1 ka. A r5,anl ggi- .Qi wx, 'wk W, 5 1 1 Q Q-V-2f...H 'fl Q11-6 ' s 1' ,. ,Q s . 1 ,X b an-I if :.'1::1-'VI' 'lull , 4 1 I Q gg f f X 524 1 , ' V -vlv nl bv 'S . 1-45, .. 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'Q W! 7 ,, 457 623' q i ' N UID -ts It ., .2 s Q , 5 f ,,4, , 5 4' Ianuary Seniors rqo Menos esident Thomas Const bl Vice-Pres d t Mary Ann Serlrloy Secretary Ianuary Awards Pulm- National Honor George Heide Edward Ketchum Brooks Mitchell Service Awards Thomas Constable Catherine Kline Arthur Kramer George Menos Patricia Palmer Barbara Reuter Delbert Shelley Academic Honor King Yee Bausch and Lomb King Yee Quill and Scroll Patricia Palmer Ash, Richard Red Boys' Chor., Cav., Choir, Football, lr.-Sr. Play, Prom Court, Skits, Variety Show, Wres- tlinq, Constable, Thomas Tom Band, Cav., Class Vice- Pres., Cue, Emblem, Ir.- Sr. Play, Latin, Prom Comm. Chrm., Hop Comm. Chrm., Orch., Pep Band, Skits, Swim- minq, Track, Trees for Tomorrow, Variety Show. Doebler, Mariorle Margie Cam., Girls' Chor., Home Ec. Bell. Diane Dee Allen, Cam., Debate, G.A.A., Home Ec., Ott, Mon., Proj. 2, Skits. Cychosz. Kenneth Ken Cav., Wrestlinq. Domrose, larry R. Clown Cafe., Cav., Football Mqr., Poster Service, Visual Aids. Carinl, Leonard Nasca All City Choir, Boys' Chor., Cav., Choir, Foot- ball, Skits, Ticket Sales, Variety Show. Czerwlnskl. Felicia Frenchy Allen, Cam., Cue, G.A.A., Home Ec., Latin. Erdman. Herman Cav. Cole, Larry Band, Cav., Dance Band, Football, Orch., Pep Band, Ticket Sales, Variety Show. D'Amato. Dlane De Meters Cam., Choir, Girls Chor., Piqtail Day Play, Spanish. Ertert, Thomas Erf Cav., Prom Comm., Hop Comm., Staqe Crew Mqr. Ewing. Cecil Basketball, Cav., Foot- ball, Track, Visual Aids. Feldman, Rosemary Rosey Cam., Girls' Chor., Lib. Mon., Oli. Mon., Skits, Visual Aids. Greenberg. Hay lsaac Basketball, Cav., Cue, Football, Ir.-Sr. Play, PIOI. 2, Prom Comm. skits, Ticket sales, visl ual Aids. Gross. Carol All City Choir, Allen. Cam., Choir, Dance Group, Emblem, G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home EC., lr.-Sr. Play, Proj. 2, 4, Prom Comm., I-lop Comm., Rockettes, Skits. Haut, Ronald Ron Cav. Heide, George Cav., Debate, German, Latin, P.A. Crew, Rocket, Tennis, Frost, Iacquelyn lackie Cam., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Orch., Proj. Fuchs.Sl-Ilan l, 2. Suzy Cam. Hahn, William Bill Cav., Skits. Hauke. Barbara Cam., G.A.A., Home Ec., Off. Mon., Proj. 2, 3, Stud. Coun. Hein. Io Ann Cam. Iauczenskl. Matthew Mat Cav., Emblem, Football. Stud. Coun., Track. Iohnson. Carol Carrie Cam., Dance Group, G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Variety Show. Kramer, Arthur Art All City Band, Band, Cav., Cue, Emblem, Football Mgr., lr.'Sr. Play, Orch., Prom Comm., Hop Comm., Skits, Tennis. Lanldord, William Bill Cav. l Ketchum. Edward ..Ed.. All City Choir, Base- ball, Basketball, Boys' Chor., Cav., Choir, Em- blem Vice-Pres., Foot- ball, Golf, H.S.l-I. Board, Hi'Y, Proj. 2, 4, Service, Skits, Spanish, Stud. Coun., Ticket Sales, Track, Ushers, Variety Show. Kridler. Michael Mike Band, Baseball, Boys' Chor., Cav., Choir, Foot- ball, Track. I.aRosa.Karen Karrie Cam., G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Stud. Coun., Usherette. l Kleist. Iulaino nluneu Cam., Home Ec., Latin, Pen Pushers, Spanish. Krtschan. Karon Cam., G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Proj. 4, Skits. McAllister. Kenneth Ken Cav., Emblem, Football Mgr., German, Prom Comm., Hop Comm., Tennis. Kline, Catherine Cathy Allen, Cam., Cue, Dance Group, G.A.A., Home EC., Off. Mon., Piqtail Day Play, Proj. 2, 4, Prom Comm., Hop Comm., Rockettes, Ush- erette, Variety Show, Visual Aids. Lang. Kathleen Kathy Cam., Girls' Chor., Proj. 3, 4. Modenski, Walter Wally Cav., Choir, Cross Country, Football, Lib. Mon., Prom Comm., Track. ' Menol. George Big George A.F.S. Comm., Basket- ball, Cav., Cross Coun- try, Emblem Club Vice- Pres., Football, Hi-Y Vice-Pres., I-l.S.H. Board Pres., Latin, Proj 2, 4, Prom Court, Service, Skits, Stud. Coun. Pres., Track Capt., Ushers, Variety Show. Otto. Dennis Cav. Reuter. Barbara Ioan Barbie Baseball Sec., Cam., Emblem, G.A.A., Ger- man, Home Ec., Off. Mon., Piqtail Day Play, Poster Service, Proj. 1, 2. 3, Prom Comm., l-lop Comm., Skits, Stud. Coun., Ticket Sales, Variety Show. Mitchell. Brooks Mitch Cav., Cross Country, Cue, German, I-li-Y. Proj. 2, Swimming, Ten- nis, Track, Trees for Tomorrow, Ushers. Palmer. Patrlcla Patti Allen, Cam., Candy Sales, Class Treas., Cue Vice-Pres., Emblem, G.A.A., l-LS.H. Board Sec., lr.-Sr. Play, Latin, Off, Mon., Proj. 2, 4, Prom Comm., Hop Comm. Chrm., Prom Court, Rocket Asst. Bus- iness Mqr., Skits, Stud. Coun., Tennis Sec., Usherette. Rumsey. Kathleen ' ' Kathy' ' Cam., Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Proj. l, Ticket Sales. Neumann. Henrietta Henry Cam., G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Proj. 2. Paul, Edward Iohn ..Ed,, All City Band, Band, Boys' Chor., Cav.. Dance Band, Orch., Pep Band, Variety Show, Visual Aids. Schultz, Rory Schu1tzie Cav. Osborne. Dawn Ozzie V Cam., G.A.A., German, Home Ec., Lib. Mon., Piqtail Day Play, Proj. l, 2, 4, Skits, Visual Aids. Plato, Louise Cam., Girls' Chor., Home Ec. Serkley. Mary Ann Circles Cam., Choir, Cue, G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Class Sec., Stud. Coun. Shelley, Delbert Del Basketball, Boys' Chor., Cav., Cue, Football, Ir.- Sr. Play, Latin, Proj. 2, 4, Skits, Ticket Sales. Vergetls. Elaine Greek All City Choir, Cam., Choir, French, G.A,A., Girls' Chor., Home Ec., Ticket Sales. Zimmermann, Ekkehard Ekky All City Choir, Band, Cav., Choir, Dance Band, German, Proj. 3, 4, Variety Show. Starr, Richard Dick Basketball, Cav., Cue, Emblem, Football, Homecoming Court, Ir.- Sr. Play, Proj. 2, 4, Skits, Stud. Coun., Ticket Sales, Track. White. Dexter Football. Zummak. Leah Red Cam., G,A.A., German, Home Fc., Latin, Mer- cury. Tarantino. Michael Fish Basketball, Boys' Chor., Cav., Choir, Emblem, Football, Homecoming Court, Ir.eSr. Play, Prom Comm., Skits, Variety Show. Yee. King F. Cav., Visual Aids. N Costigan. Thomas M. Gaenslen Graduate Christmas Play 2, So- cial Service Club l, 2, 3, 4. Van Derslice, Iames H. Slice All City Orch., Basket- ball, Cav., Football, Hi-Y, Orch., Proj. 2, 4, Track, Visual Aids. Zielesch. Anne Marie Giggles All City Choir, Cam., Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Chor., Home EC., Kinqs and Queens, lnlirm. Mon., Piqtail Day Play, Prom Comm. , ,H H - . ' is, .' Ah by . f ,N 5 i Ef' Moos. William G. Gaenslen Graduate Social Service Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. lack Smucklor President Abrahams, Alice A.F.S. Comm.: Allen, Inter-Club Rep.: Cam, Pres.: French, Sec.: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Pen Pushers: Piq- tail Day Play: Ply. Youth Coun.: Proj. 2, 4: Prom Comm.: Rocket: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Va- riety Show Harry Domorost Vice-President Albrecht. lame: HAI.. Cav 77 . Andert. Glorla Cam: G.A.A. Bacher, Ronald ,.Ron.. Cav: Prom Comm.: Stud. Coun. Catherlne Cyrus Secretary Alioto. Charles Chuck Basketball: Cav.: Cross Country: Emblem: Foot- ball: Prom Court: Ticket Sales: Track: Variety Show Baker. Norman Cumby A.F.S. Comm,: All City Band and Orch.: Band: Cav: Dance Band: Em- blem: l-lop Comm.: ln- ter-Hiqh Coun.: Latin: Orch.: Pep Band: Prom Court: Stud. Coun.: Swimming: Variety Show lime Illl Bardoon Treasurer Anderson. Ronald W. Ron Cav: Cross Country: Football: German: Proj. 2.4: Track: Visual Aids: Wrestling Bardoon. Itll A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Ath. Sec.: Cam, Vice'Pres.: Cue Pres.: Dance: Emblem: G.A.A.: Hop Comm.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Prom Court: Pom- Pom: Skits: Spanish, Treas.: Spanish National Honor: Stud Ath. Coun., Sec.: Stud. Coun. Treas.: Variety Show. Seniors Balt. Tom All City Choir: Band: Boys' Chor.: Cav: Choir: D a n c e Band: Orch.: Pen Pushers: P e p B a n d: P r o m Comm.: Skits: Variety Show: Visual Aids Beatty, Iean Cam: Choir: Girls' Chor.: Proj. 2 fd 'T' ? Bell, Mary Susan Sus ie Allen: Cam: Cue: G.A.A.: Home Ec: HR. Off.: Oli. Mon.: Proi: 2: Rockettes: Service: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Trees for Tomorrow Bastlnq. Charles H. Chuck Cav: Football: Track Beck, Beverly I. Beve Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Lib. Mon. Benner, Doris Do-Do Cam: Dance: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home EC: Proi. 4: Prom Comm.: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales Bauch, Thomas Tom Cav: Treas.: Cue: Em- blem: Football: I-li-Y: Hop Comm.: Latin: .Proj. Z,4: Prom Comm. Stud. Coun.: Swim- ming: Ticket Sales Beese. Louis G. Butch Basketball: Cav: Foot- ball Bernhaqen. Carolyn Carrie Cam: G.A.A.: Off. Mon. 1 Bauer. Diane W. Cam: F.T.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home EC: In- firm. Mon.: Proj. 1,2 Behllnq. Charlotte Podqe Allen: Basketball, Sec.: Cam: G.A.A,: Home Ec: Proj. 2,4 Bitker. Patricia PGIii Allen: Band Review: Cam: Cheerleader: Cue: Dance: French: Homecoming Court: Ir.- Sr. Play: Pen Pushers: Rocket, Feat. Ed.: Skits: Spanish: Variety Show Boolrstaif, Iames Books Bookstore: Cav: Proj. 2,4 Brophy. Theresa Terry ' G.A.A.: Girls' Chor. Bunh.Holly Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Service: Spanish Borowskl. Suzanne Susie Cam: Dance: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home EC: Mercury: Proj. 2: Rock- ettes: Trees for Tomor- row: Variety Show Bumpke, Mary Ellen Cam: Cue: Debate: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home EC: Ir.-Sr. Play: Pen Pushers, Pres.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Rocket: Skits: Variety Show Campaqna. Ioe ll B a s e b all: Basketball: Cav: Cue: Emblem: Football: Homecoming Court: Skits: T ic k et Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Bosley, Richard Rick Cav: Cross Country: Emblem: Treas.: Proj. 2,4: Rocket: Skits: Stud. Ath. Coun.: Stud. Coun.: Treas.: Swim- minq: Ticket Sales: Track: Ushers: Variety Show Burke. Martin Burger Cav Cebrowsld. Dianne ..Di,, Cam: G.A.A.: H o me Ec Boucher. Gert! Gert Burnham, Gall A.F.S. Comm.: Allen. Vice-Pres.: C a m: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: Latin: Mercury, Lit. Ed.: Piq- tail Day Play: Ply. Youth Coun., Pres.: Proj. 1.2: Prom Comm.: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Tri-Hi-Y: Ushers: Variety Show Chaneske. Iudy A. Cookie Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Service: Skits: Spanish Chrlstottor. Peter Pete Band: Cav: F re nch: F.T.A.: Hi-Y: P.A. Crew: Proj. 2: S t u d. Coun. Cloltno, Suzanne Sue Allen: Cam: Dance: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Latin: Proj. Z: Prom Comm.: Rockettes: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales .. xg ,x- Coulay. Poqqy 1. Mpeg.. Cam: G.A.A.: Proj. 2: Spanish Christopher, Barbara Barbi All City Choir: Allen: Cam: Cheerleader: Choir: Dance: Emblem: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: l-lop Comm.: Pigtail Day Play: Proj. l,2,3: Prom Comm.: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Clayton. Suzanne Susie All City Choir: Allen: Cam: Choir: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Pen Pushers: Piq- tail Day Play: Proj, 4: Prom Comm.: Rock- ettes: Skits: Stud. Coun. Cyrus, Catherine Cathey A.F.S. Comm., Co-Chrm.: All City Choir: Allen: Cam, Sec.: Choir: Dance: Emblem, Sec.: Football, Sec.: French: French National Honor: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Hop Comm.: lr. National Honor Society: Mer- cury, Editor: Proj. 4: Prom Comm.: Trees for Tomorrow: Prom Court: Rockettes: Skits: Variety Show 55 Clchoxx. Iudlth ..IudY,. A.F.S. Comm.: All City Orch.: Art: Cam: De- bate: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Off. Mon.: Orch.: Pen Pushers: Piqtail Day Play: Poster Service: Proj. 2,3,4: Rocket: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Cluberton. Ellen El1ie Allen: Cam: Cue: De- bate: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Latin: Orch.: Pen Puh- ers: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2,3: Prom Comm.: Service: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Variety Show , ' F lil i f lv- . .... iiitisi . Dane, Virginia Ginny A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Latin: Proj. 2 Cinltll.Uldll Olds Basketball: Cav: Em- blem: Football: Ger- man: Proj. 2,3: Ticket Sales: Track Colyer, Ierl Lynn A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: German: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2,3,4: Prom Comm.: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Domorslt. Harry Harry Guy Badger Boys' State: Cav, Pres.: Cross Country: Em- blem, Treas.: Football: Ger- man: Harvard Book Award: H.S.H. Board: Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.: Hop Comm.: Ir. National Honor Society: National Merit Finalist: Proj. 2.4: Prom Comm.: Senior Class Vice- Pres.: Stud. Ath. Coun.: Stud. Coun., Pres.: Swimming: Ten- nis: Track: Ushers: Variety Show Donovan. Karen Sue A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: Debate: Plgtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Spanish: Ushers Ertckston. Sharon Ruth Allen: Cam: Emblem: G.A.A.: Home Bc: ln- iirm. Mon.: Off. Mon.: Proj. 1,2,4: Prom Comm.: Spanish: Ticket Sales. Fdn. Charlet Chuck Cav: F.T.A., Pres.: Proi 2.4: Rocket Bus. Staff: Service: Spanish, Pres.: Stud. Coun. HSQSSY.. Gam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home EC: Skits i Eton. Kathleen Buddy Cam: Home Ec: Skits: Ticket Sales Fargo. Margaret Margie Allen: Cam: Candy Sales: Cue: F.'l'.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Lib. Mon.: Pen Pushers Ebert. Diane A. All City Choir: Allen: Cam: Choir: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Variety Show Eton. Louise Lulu Cam: Home Ec: Proi. 2 Eggleston. Xenneth Bookstore: Cav: Proj. 2: Wrestling Event. Robert W. ..Bob., Cav: German '3 'H-'tv Q-,L Felcyn. Victoria 'S-5? '17 Vicky Cam: French: G.A.A.:. pua11,o,,,u,ca,o1L,, Home Ec: Stud. Coun. pn Allen: Cam: Home Ec: Ir.-Sr. Play: Ticket Sales Ford.Mlke Froggy Ir. All City Choir: Cav: Choir: Cue: Football: lr.-Sr. Play: Kinqs and Queens: Prom Comm.: Rocket: Tennis: Ticket Sales: Variety Show Gaurkee. Eugene Gene Cav S Gillette. Io Ann .. Io.. All City Choir: Cam: Choir: Dance: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ee: I-lop Comm.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Orch.: Pen Pushers: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. l.2,4: Prom Comm.: Rockettes: Skits l rakel.Ieanne Red Cam: Cav: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Rocket: Spanish Gibbon. Mary All City Band: Band: Baseball, Sec.: Cafe.: Cam: Cue: Dance: Em- blem: G.A.A.: Vice- Pres.: l-l.S.l-l. Board, Sec.: Latin: Orch.: Proj. 1,2.3,4: Stud. Coun.: Visual Aids Gonler. loaxme Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Stud. Coun. V Frlnkmludlth Uludy., Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Lib. Mon.: Pen Pushers: Proj. 2,3: Prom Comm.: Spanish: Stud. Coun.: Variety Show Gibson. Klanten Sherrie Cam: G.A.A.: German: Home Ec: Proj. 2 Grapenqiesor, I-'red Iohn Cav: Proj. 2 Garacci. Marlene Cam: Home Ec: Pigtail Day Play Gilbertlon. Edith Edie Allen: Cam: Cheer- leader: Cue: Emblem: French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Homecom- ing Court: Home Ee: Hop Comm.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2.3: Prom Comm.: Prom Court: Skits: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Gumtna. Frederlcl: Iohn All City Choir: Basket- ball: Boys' Chor.: Cav: Choir: Cue: Hi-Y: Latin: Proj. 2: Rocket: Service: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Track: Variety Show Haan. W. Fredrick Fred Cav: Cross Country: P.A. Crew: Proj. 2,3,4: Track Haetinqe,Phlllp Phil All City Band: Band: Cav: Cue: Dance Band: Debate: French: Golf: Ir.-Sr. Play: Orch.: Pep Band: Proj. 2: Service: Skits: Vari- ety Show 5, Hlckl,Betty Hetty Bicks All City Choir: Allen, Vice-Pres.: Art: Cafe.: Cam: Cheerleader: Choir: Cue: Dance: Em- blem: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Home- coming Court: Hop Comm.: Latin: Pigtail Day Play: Ply. Youth Coun.: Proj. l.2,3,4: Prom Comm.: Rock- ettes: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Hadmlanot Ieannette Allen: Cam: Cue: French, Pres.: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Lib. Mon.: Orch.: Pen Pushers: Pres.: Pigtail Day Play: Rocket: Service: Spanish Helminiak. Edith Edie A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: French: P.T.A.: G.A.A.: Ofi. Mon.: Pig- tail Day Play: Proj. l,2,4: Prom Comm.: Skits: Variety Show r fv-t Hints. Barbara Cam Hanlon. Ruth Ruthie Art: Cam: G.A.A.: Mer- cury: Poster Serv.: Proj. 3 Henry. David Dave All City Band: Band: Cav: Dance Band: Orch.: Pep Band: Vari- ety Show Hantke. Edward Ebbie Herrmann, David Boys' Chor.: Choir: Em- blem: Football: Home- coming Court: Track Hirsch. Peter Pierrot A.F.S. Comm., Co- Chrm.: A.F.S. Student: Cav: Vice-Pres.: Cheer- leader: Cross Country: Emblem: French: Hi-Y: Jr. National Honor: Mayor for Local Gov. Day: Proj. 2.4: Rocket: Stud. Coun.: Swim- ming: Tennis: Ticket Salesy Town Hall Day Rep.: Wrestling hkuahzai. L Hochlteln. Iudlth Hludy., A.F.S. Comm., Sec.: All Cit' Orch.: Badger Girls' State Cam: Dance: F.T.A.: G.A.A. Ir. National Honor: Latin Orch.: Pigtail Day Pla Chrm: Proj. 2: Rocket Ed tor: Stud. Coun.: Trees for Tc morrow: Variety Show Hodorowskl. Joseph U10 eu Baseball: Book Store: Cav: F.T.A.: Latin: Proj. 2 Iverson, John Cav Kohl. Donald Hlack.. Baseball: Cav: Proj. 2,3 Hoffmann, George A. Candy Sales Mqr.: Cav: Choir: Debate: Latin: Lib. Mon.: Mer- cury: Proj. 2.3: Skits lanlk, Kathleen Kat Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Pen Pushers: Pub. Mar.: Pigtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Prom. Comm.: Span- ish Stud. Coun. Kaplan. Sandra Sandy Cam: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Skits Hoffmann. Lorraine HLOUY., A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: F.T.A.: Hist.: G.A.A.: German: Ir. National Honor: Mer- cury Bus. Staff: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Rocket, Bus. Mgr.: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales Iohns. Charles Chuck Band: Cav: Golf: Orch.: Pep Band: Proj. 3: Swimming: Visual Aids Karplnekl. Iulle lewel Ca-rn: G.A.A. Holley. Iolm Cav Jordan. Douglas Doug Cav: Proj. 2,4: Wres- tlinq Kauth. Gorda Ann Gel-di Cafe.: Cam: D a n ce: G.A.A.: Proj.'3,4: Vari- ety Show ' nz.. I, , . fi ,vw . ,vi ...nazi my A . lemeny. Kathleen Kathie Cam: G.A.A.: Home Bc: Latin: Lib. Mon.: Pen Pushers: Proj. 2,3: Prom Comm.: Stud. Coun. Kochanekl. Elizabeth Muay.. Cam: G.A.A.: H o m e EC: Lib. M o n.: P r o j. 2.3,4: Spanish: Vice- Pres. M v, j 'Q f A 'K l-H P 1 iv ,, j .P L ,,,..-3, lraemer. Iudlth Uludy.. Ath. Elia. Sec.: Cam: Cue: Dance: F.T.A.: SSC.: G.A.A.: Home EC: Ir.-Sr. Play: Off. Mon.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Rockettes: Skits: Va- riety Show lunar, Carol Ann HCK.. Ktnq. Sharie C U mf Girls' C h 0 T4 Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Home Ec: Oil. Mon.: Cho,-.F p 1- 0 m Q0 u r Q, Ticket Sales skits Kohn. lay C. Iayzee Art: Baseball: Basket- ball: Cav: F r e n c h: F.T.A.: P.A. Crew: Proj, 2.4: T e n n i s: Track: Ushers Kuplxylr, Iudlth ..IudY.. Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Spanish l Koller. Gloria Punky Girls' Chor.: Variety Show: Visual Aids ?' Latawlec. Diane Band: Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Orch.: Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales llamerue. Kathleen Kathy Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec loetuck.l.lnda Cam: G.A.A.: Latin: Proj. l,2,3: Rockettes: Stud. Coun. 1' 1. l .1 U y 3 I Lewandowekl. Iudlth Mindy.. Cam: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Piqtail Day Play Lllyquist. Iudith Hludy.. F.T.A.: Latin Lubbert. Nancy Lee All City Orch.: Allen: Band: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Orch.: Proj. 2.3: Rockettes Manera, Ieanne Charlie Allen: Cam: Candy S a l e s: C u e: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: Lib. Mon.: Orch.: P e n Pushers: Piqtail Day Play: Poster Ser.: Prom Comm.: Rockettes: Skits: Variety Show Llnehan. Patricia ' Pat A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Pres.: Cam: D a n c e: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home EC: H.R. Off.: Hop Comm.: Latin, Pres.: Mercury Mgr. Ed.: Piqtail Day Play Chrm.: Ply. Youth C o u n.: Proj. 1,2,3.4: Prom C o m m.: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Tri-Hi-Y: Ushers: Variety Show Luedke. Ioanne ,lOl'll Cam: Cue: Dance: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Rockettes: Skits: Vari- ety Show Maniaci. Nunxio A. Tony Baseball: Basketball: Cav: Emblem: F o o t- ball: l-lomecomina Court: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Variety Show Lottermoser, Helen Allen: Cam: Debate: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Spanish Lyndon. Nicholas N ick' ' Cav Manning. Sandra Sandy .A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: Debate: G.A.A.: German: Home Ec: Lib. Mon.: Off. Mon.: Proj. 2,3 Lubart. Hannah Choir: Girls' Chor.: Va- riety Show MacCudden. Kathleen Kathie Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor. Mamavaqe, Yvonne Little Red Cam: G.A.A.: G i rl s' Chor.: Home EC: Proj. 2 Manske. Ned Cav: Football: Proj. 3 McQultty. Bob Baseball: Basketball: Cav: Cue: Debate: Em blem: Football: F.T.A.: Golf: Hi-Y: Homecom- inq Court: Pen Push- ers: Proj. 4: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Tennis: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Matzek. Barbara Barby Cam: C a n d y Sales: Cue: Dance: G.A.A.: Home Ec: H.R. Off.: Latin: Off. Mon.: Proj. 2: Service: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Variety Show lldelsner. Ioan Cam: G.A.A.: H o m e Ec: Variety Show Miller, Carl B a n ci Review: Cav: C r o s's Country: Em- blem: German: Proj. 3: Rocket: S t u cl. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Track Minteer, Geraldine Geri A.F.S. Comm.: Alle n: Art: Cam: Dance: French: FTA.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: H.R. Off.: Piqtail Day Play: Poster Ser.: Proj. 2,4: Prom Comm.: Rocket: Service: Skits: T r e e s for Tomorrow: Variety Show McCall. Raymond lr. HRGY., Art: Baseball: Cav: De- bate: French: National Merit Honorable Men- tion: P o s t e r Service: Swimming: Tennis Melser, Patricia Ann Mele Cam: G.A.A.: H o m e Ec: Homecoming Court: Variety Show Mix. Ianet uhm.. Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec McCormick. Bruce Clint All City C h o i r: Boys' Chor.: Cav: Choir: Em- ble m: Football: Hi-Y: Ticket Soles: Variety Show: Wrestling Milanowskl. Donna Cam: C1.A.A.: H o m e Ec: Off. Mon. Moelch, Carolyn Squeeks All City O r c h.: Cam: German: Home Ec: In- iirm. Mon.: Latin: Orch.: Piqtail Day Play Moog. Thomas R. Little Moog All City Orch.: Band: Cav: Orch.: Pep Band: Proj. 2,3: Prom Comm.: Hop Comm.: Skits: Stage Crew: Vis u al Aids Nelson. Charles Charley Cav: Debate: German: Ir. National Honor: Na- tional M erit Finalist: P.A. Crew: R o c k e t: Science Projects: Serv- ice: Stud. Coun.: Swim- ming: Ushers if AS Oesterrelch. Patricia Pat Allen: Cam: French: G.A.A.: Mercury Bus. Staff: Off. Mon.: Proj. 2: Rocket Bus Staff: Rockettes: Stud. Coun. Moore. Carolyn Carol A'llen: Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Proj. 2 Norman, Kenneth Cav Oettlnqer. Iudith Hludy.. Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: H o p C o m m.: Iniirm. Mon.: Ofi. Mon.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. l,2: Prom Comm.: Skits Nack. Iames uhm.. Cav: Visual Aids Nowak. Kathleen Kathy Cam: G.A.A.: H o m e Ec: Lib. Mon. Olney, Katherine Kathe All City Choir: Allen: Art: Cam: Choir: French: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: Kings and Queens: Latin: Pen Pushers: Proj. 1,2 Neal. Iohn Cav: Cue: Hop Comm.: Latin: Proj. 4: Prom Comm.: Variety Show Oberlander. Peggy Mpeg.. Allen: Art: Cam: G.A.A.: German: Home Ec: Mercury: Prom Comm. Olson, Bonnie Beamer Cam: G.A.A.: Girls Chor. 1 Orzechovnlrl. Geraldine Gerry Cafe.: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Inlirm. Mon.: Proj. 2: Stud. Coun. Owen. Thomas Tom All City Band: Band: Basketball: Cav: Cross Country: Dance Band: Emblem: French: French Nat. Honor: Ir. National Honor: Orch.: Pep Band: Rocket: Track: Variety Show Patolra. Shirley Ann Cam: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Off. Mon.: Piqtail Day Play: Prom Comm.: Va- riety Show j Osowskl. Christine Chris Cam: G.A.A.: Off. Mon. Pagllano. Christine Chris A.F.S. C o m m., S e c.: Allen: Cam, Sec.: Dance: Emblem: French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Treas.: Home Ec: Piq- tail Day Play: Proj. 4: Prom Comm., Co- Chrm.: Prom C o u r t: Hop Comm.: Rockettes: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Va- riety Show all Perlson. Ioel Candy Sales: Cav: De bate: F r e n c h: Lib. Mon.: Mercury: Proj 2,3: Rocket, Tennis Osuslry. Vlckl Lee Cam: Piqtail Day Play Parys. Darlene Candy Cam: Dance: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Skits Pfelller, Barbara Babette A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: French: French National Honor: F.T.A.: Sec.: G.A.A.: Inf. Mon.: Ir. National Honor: Latin: M e r c u r y Bus. Staff: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Rocket Co-Ed.: Service: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Wellesley Book Oswald. David ' 'Ozzie' ' Band: Baseball: Basketball: Cav: Choir: Cue: Emblem Pres.: Football: French: F.T.A.: H.S.H. Board: Hi-Y: Homecoming C o u r t: Ir.-Sr Play: Ply. Youth Coun., Co Chrm.: Proj. 2,4: Prom Comm.: Prom Court: Skits: Stud Coun.: Tennis: Ticket Sales: Track:- Variety Show: Wres- tling Paschelke. Shella Ann Allen: Cam: Cheer- leader: Choir: Dance: Emblem: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: H.R. Off.: Hop Comm.: Mer- cury, Pict. Ec.: Piqtail Day Play: Prom Comm.: Rockettes: Skits: Swimming Sec.: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Variety Show Phllllps. Dorothy Dede Allen: Cam: F r e n c h, Treas.: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hop. Comm.: L a t i n: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2,4: Prom Comm.: R o c k e t: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ushers l Polacheclr, Iohn W. Ion Paalsen A.F.S. Comm.: All City Band and Orch.: Band: Cam: Cav: Dance Band: G e r m a nz H.R. Ott.: H.S.H. Board: lr. National Honor: Latin: Orch.: P.A. Crew: Pep Band: Proj. 3,4: Rocket: Service Prochaxlra. Kathleen Kathy Cam: G.A.A. Banda, Suzanne Pixie Cam: Emblem: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Proj. 2,4: Va- riety Show Porter. Lana Cam: Debate: Home Er: Przybylinski. Thomas Tom Cav: C r o s s Country: Emblem: Latin: Proj. 2: Skits: Swimming: Ten- nis: Ticket Sales: Track Ratcliife, Carol Preuley, Ronald I. Cav: C r o s s Country: Emblem: Football: Track: Wrestling Radley, Barbara Ioan Babs Cate.: Cam: F r e n c h G.A.A.: Visual Aids Pritchard. Robert Bob Cav: Cue: D e b a t e: G e r m a n: Hi-Y: Ir.-Sr. Play: Service Radley. Beverly Y Bev Cate.: Cam: G.A.A.: Intirm. Mon.: P o s t e r Service: Rocket Reisberq, Rudy Rocky Cav: Debate: German: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec PFOJ- 2. Riley. Sara M. Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Proj. 3: Rocket: Ticket Sales: Variety Show Ronowlki. Darlene Nowski Cam: G.A.A.' Girls' l ' Sanchez. Marqle Cher Home EC Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor. Schmidt. Richard Dick C a v, S e c.: Emblem: Football: G er m a n: Homecoming C o u r t: 'Hop C omm.: Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Prom Court: Rocket S p o r t s Ed.: S e r v i c e: Stud. Coun.: Track: Ushers wi' Schroeder. lohn Shorty ll Cit Choir Basket A y : - ball: Cav: Choir: Hi-Y: Latin: P.A. Crew: Proj 3: Rocket: Tennis Track: Variety Show 1 Schmitt, Ellen All City Choir: Choir: G. A. A.: Homecoming Court: Pigtail Day Play: Skits: Variety Show Schultz. Margo Schu1zy Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Proj. 2: Rock- ettes Sanlllippo. Nannette Nan Allen: C a m: G.A.A.: Home Ec Schmitt, Susan All City Band: Allen: Band: Cam: Emblem: G.A.A.: Pres.: Orch.: Stud. Coun. Schellln. Peter Pierre A.F.S. C o m m.: A r t: Basketball Mgr.: Cav: C h o i r: Cue: Debate: Emblem: French: F.'l'.A.: H.R. Oli.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Kings and Queens: Pen Pushers: Proj. 2: Rocket: Serv- ice: S p a n i s h: Stud. Coun.: Variety Show Schoenlelder. Carol Fuzzy Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Rocket: Rockettes: Skits Schulz. Iames Smilie Cav: Cheerleader: Choir: Cross Country, Golf: Hi-Y: Hop Comm.: Proj. 2,3: Prom Comm.: Track: Variety Show Wrestling Schulz. Sandra Sandy Cam: Dance Group: G.A.A.: Home Ec: l'l.R Off. Sorcombo. Iamos uhm.. Cam: Cue: Football: Mgr.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Proj. 3: Skits: Ticket Sales Simmons. Marlene Birdie Cam: Proj. 4 f-it W-1' Sperry. Valerie Vicki Allen: cum. G.A.A., Girls' Chor.: Home EC, lnfirm. Mon.: Oli. Mon., Pigtail Day Play: Va- riety Show Sherman. Anthony Tony Cav: Cue: Football: F.T.A.: H.S.H. Board: Proj. 2.4: Skits: Span- ish: Variety Show Smith, Paul T. All City C h oi r: Boys' Chor.: Cav: C h o i r: Cue: E m b l e m: Foot- ball: Homecoming C o u r t: Ir.-Sr. Play: Skits: T i c k et Sales: Track: Variety Show Spredemann, Lois Cam: G.A,A.: Home Ec Slofort, Diana May Allen: Cam: Candy Sales: French: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Off. Mon.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Red Cross: Rockettes: Stud. Coun. Smuclrler. lack Iocko All City Band: Art: Ath. Ann.: Band: Cav: Emblem: Foot- ball: French: F.T.A.: l-I.S.H. Board, Pres.: Hi-Y: Hop Comm.: Ir. National Honor: Mercury: Art Ed.: Poster Serv- ice: Proj. 2,3,4: Prom Comm.: Rocket: Senior Cla s s Pres.: Service: S k i t s: Swimming: Tennis: Ticket Sales: Track: Ushers: Variety Show: Wres- tling 'uf -nan Stachnik. Ion Stach Cav Siominskl. Ieromo Ierry Band: Boys' Chor.: Cav: Choir: Proj. 2: Variety Show Smuckler. Ilm Smuck All City Band: and Orch.: Band: Cav: Em- blem: Football: F.T.A.: Golf: Hi-Y: Latin, Pres.: Orch.: Pep Band: Proj. 2,3,4: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Ushers: Wrestling ig. Steiner. Marilyn A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: French: French National Honor: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home EC: Hop Comm.: l'l.R. Off.: Mer- cury: Pigtail Day Play: Proj. l,2: Prom Comm.: Service, Sec.: Skits: Tri- Hi-Y: Ushers Storvlk.Elaine Lainy All City Orch.: Cam: Choir: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Kings and Queens: Oil. Mon.: Orch.: Proj. 2: Service: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Variety Show Thompson. Kathleen M. Kathy Band: Cafe.: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Orch.: Proj. 2,3 Trowbridge. Mary Pat Allen: Cam: Girls' Chor. Sundln. Bonnie Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Rocket Toyek. Dale Marie A.F.S. C o m m.: Cam: Home Ec: Proj. 2: Span- ish Upham. William Bill Badger Boys' State: Band: Cav: Football: Latin: Proj. 2 '1'eSelle, Mary Allen, T r e a s.: Cam: G.A.A.: l-LR. Oil.: Piq- tail Day Play: Proj. l,2: Spanish, Pres.: Variety Show Tratnlk. Antoinette Toni' ' Cam: G.A.A.: H o m e Ec: Variety Show VanAlten, Darlene Dolly Allen: B a n d: C a f e.: C a m.: G.A.A.: Orch.: Prom Comm., Stud. Coun. Thomas. Norton E. Tom Ath. Coun.: Cav: Em- blem: Latin: Proj. ZA: Tennis I S i Treptow. Ioan Trept Allen: C a my Dance: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: G e r- man: Home EC: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. l,2: Prom Comm.: Hop Comm.: Rockettes: Va- riety Show VanDerslice. Carol Band: Cam: Choir: Cue: Dance Band: G.A.A.: Girls' C h o r.: Orch.: P e n Pushers: Skits: S t u d. C o u n.: Ticket Sales: Variety Show I VanVeqhel. Iudlth Hludy.. Allen: Cam: Cue, Treas.: Dance: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Home Ec: Hop Comm.: Intirm. M on.: Latin: Off. Mon.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. l,2,4: Prom Comm.: Skits: Va- riety Show Walling, Dennis Den Cav: Hop Comm.: Prom Comm.: Stage Crew, Mgr. QC Q' -.. Wergln. Sylvia Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: PiqtailDay Play: Skits: T i c k et Sales Verllnde. Suzanne T. G.A.A.: Girls' Chor. Vielqut, Marlon Cam: G.A.A. Walter, Bonnie M. G.A.A.: Proj. l: Span- ish Hpatn A.F.S. Comm.: Allen: Cam: Debate: Emblem: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Latin: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Rocket: Service: Stud. Coun.: Visual Aids Vou.Carl A.F.S. Comm.: All City Orch.: Band: Cav: Em- blem: F.T.A.: Hi-Y, Pres.: Latin: P.A. Crew: Pep Band: Proj. 2,3,4: Service: Tennis: Track Weinberg. Michael Mike Basketball: Cav: Cue: F.T.A.: I-li-Y: Ir.-Sr. Play: Latin: Proj. 2,4: Prom Comm.: Hop Comm.: Service: Stage Crew: Ticket S a le s: Track Wettsteln. Penny All City Choir: C a m: Choir: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: P r o m Comm.: Hop Comm. 3 White, Howard Howie Ca v: Football: Track: Wrestling Wilson. Mary Allen: Cam: G.A.A.: Girls' Chor.: Home Ec: Latin: Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Service: Span- ish Wlsnlowsld. Gregory Greg Baseball: Boys' Chor.: Cay: Cue: Debate: Em- blem: Football: F.T.A.: l-li-Y: Homecoming Court: Ir.-Sr. Play: Proj. 4: Skits: Swimming: Ticket Sales: Track: Ushers Zirqlbol. Karen Allen: Cam: Cue: F.'l'.A.: G.A.A.: l-LR. Off.: Proj. l,2: Service: Spanish: Spanish Na- tional Honor: Tri-Hi-Y K ur in we gf, 1 1 Bormernarlr. Marqlt Kristina Marguite American Field Service Exchange Student from Stockholm, Sweden Wolf. Iudlth Iudi Cam: F.'l'.A.: G.A.A.: Girl s' C h o r.: Ir.-Sr. Play: Off. Mon.: Proj 2: Rockettes: Stud. Coun. Zivers. Larlsa Susie A.F.S. C o m m.: Cam: D a n c e: Debate: G.A.A.: German: Oli. Mon.: Piqtail Day Play: Proj. 2: Spanish Carter. William Rowlinson Roley American Field Service Exchange Student from Durban, South Africa Yeek. Linda Mae Cam: Home Ec: Proj. 1,2,3 Zurawski, Bruce Ath. Coun.: Baseball: Boys' Chor.: Cav: Choir: Cross Country: Debate: Emblem: Proj. 2,4: Skits: Spanish: Ticket Sales: Ushers Tansuq. Fitnat Fatma American Field Service Exchange Student from Istanbul, Turkey Zeslro, ludlth Sam Allen: Cam: D a n c e: G.A.A.: Home EC: H.R Off.: Proj. 2,4:'Rock ettes: Variety Show Not Pictured January Busateri, Barbara Harlow, Mary Ann Holmes, Eddie Ruth Iune Archibald Frank Astemborski, Thomas Balistreri, Patricia Berg, Warren Librizzi, Salvatore Linclemann, Robert Piotrowski, Geraldine Potter, Frederick, Ir. Wilde, Gail Wilson, Kathryn Wood, Iames A. 'UL Q . 5 ,NP s f i 1 . E I Pilichowgkl, Thomqg L, Radue, Virginia E. Theisen, Ruth F. Gqenglen Grqdugtg Gaenslen Graduate Gaenslen Graduate Christmas Play 2g So- Christmas Play 2g So- Christmas Play 25 SO- cial Service l,2,3,4, cial Service l,2,3,4 cial Service 2,3,4 Pres. 2, VicefPres. 3 . . 'w ,uns Q ,S - Q . V lss K .I IQ 1- , -.NMR J., Call on me, please-l What a smirk! Don't drop it, Paula! S mf. Y' Serve, Sue. Camera shyl On Wisconsin! Activities , JI P V. X665 K ili i Y Xi.. .J vi 5 IRA Ax--l l HQ if 'W E W f 4, -W - L f Lf If s Z N, fffgv 1 1555 I-Q fs -'J -rs. Student Council Sgt.-at-Arms. Christmas tree On Monday morning, representatives from each homeroom join the officers and advisors of the Student Council in regular meetings. At these sessions services to the school are planned. The biggest project of the year was the Variety Show which was presented in the auditorium on ,Friday evening, March l8. The show was directed by Mr. Holdorf and Mr. Ferrari. A stutlrrnt vtruncil tItOUl1ttlI. 74 Iill Bardeen, Treas.p Harry Demorest, Pres.: Chris Spangley, Seng Dick Schmidt, Each semester, club presidents, activity lead- ers, and faculty members participate in the Student Counczl Freshmen Welcome prof gram. its purpose is to acquaint the freshmen with the rules, clubs, and sports in school, so they feel better acquainted with Riverside. Other projects include the choice of merri- bers for the Honor Study Hall Board, DressAup Day, and decorating the school Christmas tree for the Christmas program. Advisors for the Student Council are Miss Patti and Mr. May. The Inter-High Council is an organization made up of one representative from each of the high schools in Milwaukee County. The council meets once each month, at the different high schools. Members relate their separate activi- ties and take up problems, such as student atti' tude at football games, which are related to all high schools. The student representatives from our school are Norman Baker and lane Eber- hardt, who is secretary of the lnterel-ligh Coun- cil this year. Cav . X wx Thanksgiving Basket Our oldest and most active boys' club at school is Cava- liers. Ioining Camaraderie, they assisted with the Home- coming dance and the spring prom. Another big project of the boys is the management of the Thanksgiving baskets which are filled in the home- rooms and given to the Salva- tion Army for distribution to needy families. This year's officers were Harry Demorest, Richard Schmidt, Tom Bauch, and Peter Hirsch. The club ad- visors were Mstrs. Procknow, Buro, Coplan, Trythall, Glat- ting, and Biermann. 'Yagi ' the Truck R, T -. Q My K i f T I, .T ' ' . ,... . fps. ' y. S A kk v X MQ Xl' 4. 'fs , ,j E Q Sf s Q Harry Demorest, Presidentg Richard Schmidt, Sec.: Thomas Bauch, Treas. Not pictured' Peter Hirsch, Vice-pres. Cam Pigtails for Pigtail Day Pinocchio and His Father The Blue Fairy Our girls' club, Camaraderie, is one of the oldest and largest clubs at Riverside, Its pur- pose is to promote friendship and companion- ship for the girls who wish to join. Regular meetings were held twice a month: at that time the four grade divisions took turns presenting the program, The Prom, Homecom- ing Hop, the Mothers' Tea, Pigtail Day program, and supervision of the infirmary are the respon' sibilities of Camarctderie. This year's Pigtail Day program was an original and outstanding performance of Pinocchio, dramatized by the senior girls. Mesdames Mathiowetz, Howard, Pollock, and Schumacher, and Misses Shipman, Delvfarsh, Zeman, and Gove were the faculty advisors for the four sections of the club. 76 Ii11 Bcxrdeen, Vice-pres.: Alice Abrahams, Pres.: Christine Puqlicno, Sec. Not pictured Lynda Polccheck, Trecxs. R.. ,. ..W ,.,,mm if rv , 1 J Mothers' Tec Piqtcxil Day 77 School Service Assisting the school nurse and caring for the intirmary rooms are the duties of the eight monitors who serve one period each day in the in- firmary. The main function of the monitors is to handle all emergencies, whether large or small, and to take care of those who become ill during school hours. Taking charge of the intir- mary is a project ot Camara- derie. A faculty member is also assigned to the infirmary for each period. Stage Crew Working in the cafeteria each day becomes an activity for those students who assist the cafeteria advisor and cooks. Some assistants spend twenty minutes each day, washing dishes in the kitchen: others, stacking trays and plates, and still others, managing the candy and ice cream counter. Infirmary When the students settle down to enjoy a program in the auditorium, lit- tle do they know of the details the stage crew have completed to make the pro- gram a success. lust the lighting, alone, is a large assignment, then, of course, the settings for the stage, backdrops tor plays, and microphones, flags, or any other requirement ot a program is the responsibility ot this active crew. Mr. Nicolai and his crew must follow the directions provided for each assem- bly program, plus anticipating emer- gencies which almost always arise. Their hours are long and exacting, but they are the behind the scenes work- ers of all stage productions. ,ga 1 Cafeteria Line Visual Aids More than fifty boys belonged to Visual Aids. With the help of Mr. Haynes, the club took charge of show- ing movies and slides, and took charge oi phonographs and recording equip- ment for all oi the classes. The mem- bers take training and become skilled operators. They gave their free periods to service in any class where their help is needed. , U Oifice Monitors 79 Students who serve as office Moni- tors devote one period a day to this service. Their duties include operat- ing the inter-school switchboards, delivering communications, and as- sisting with attendance records. School Service i George Heide works at the main switchboard. Cataloguing, shelving and distrib- uting books, as well as checking in overdue books are some of the duties of the Library monitors. These stu- dents assist Miss Paff in the library during their spare periods. Many students serving in this group are interested in a career in the library science field. Miss Patt checks in a book. Learning the skills of the public address system and keeping it in readiness at all times, are the duties of the Public Address crew. The system is staffed at all times to be ready for any emergency or routine announcements. Library Monitors Service Club was established to give aid to students who are having difficulty in certain subjects. These students are tutored during their study periods by members of the organization. The tutors must be recommended by their teachers. Mr. Hafey, the advisor, and the members of the Service Club gave many hours so that students, who will benefit by added practice, may have the nec- essary help. Tutoring Future Teachers of America Club, a department of the National Educa- tion Association, has as its purpose giving experience to students whose goals are to be teachers. The mem- bers learn to take charge of home- rooms, classes, and study halls dur- ing the absence of teachers, they also assist the teachers with some clerical Work and will sit-in on classes. Miss Downer, assisted by Miss Vespalec, advised the members and assigned their duties. Service Club Working hard! Standing-Peter Schellin, Vice-Pres.: Kathy Maqmar, Histo- rian, Karen Lentz, Treas.p Iudy Kraemer, Sec. Seated- Michael Weinberg, Pres. 81 Allen Club xyz-3 Sealed -Gai Vice-Pres., Pat Linehan, Pres, Standing--Mary TeSelle, Treas.g Barba rf' ,'-: ter-Club Rep. Missing-Sally Wait, Sec. mg. sm The Annual at Camp Talaki. Allen club, affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. through the Y'Teen De- partment, has been a prominent girls' club at Riverside for a great many years. Under the guidance of Mrs. Boltz, Mrs. Kraft, and Miss Fergus, Allen club promotes an interest in school and community life, gives its members an oppor- tunity to make new friends, and teaches the advantages of groups working together. The highlights of the year's ac- tivities were the Christmas Pro- gressive supper, the candy sale, and the annual Allen club dance which was held in the spring. As a reward for working on the squads and committees, the girls earned points which enabled them to go to Camp Talaki over the Me- morial Day weekend. Greating new members to llen L'l-L Y, ' , f-., - nm.- , A st if xt., 2 Vigil. ,sg t l-li-Y Officers-Fred Voss, P, I. McGinnis, Paul Risseuw, and Carl Voss One of our boys' clubs is Hi-Y which meets at the North Shore Y.M.C.A. twice monthly. The purpose of the club is to promote good fellowship and a wholesome recreational program. Speakers and movies supplement the business meetings. These meetings also decide the proj- ect work of the club. These projects include a hayride, winter formal, and Christmas carolinq party. With Tri-Hi-Y, the group of carolers visits homes for the aged around the city. A World Service project is also part of this year's work. The roster of officers for this year includes Carl Voss, Paul Risseuw, P. I. McGinnis, and Fred Voss. Tri-l-li-Y Front Row-Ann Riemenschnider, Treas.7 leri Colyer, Pres. Buck Row -Kathy Moser, Chaplain: Linda Polacheck, Sec.: Buffy Bellis, Vice-Pres. Language- Clubs During the Christmas Season, the breaking ot the pinata, a large ball filled with Candies and lite tle presents, was eagerly looked forward to by the members of the Spanish Club. Miss Dunaway, advisor of the club, led the stu- dents in a better under- standing of the Spanish language and the way of lite of the people. The club's dues are donated to the American Field Serv- ice group. Officers of Spanish Club: Dale Toyek, Larisa Zivers, Margaret Owen. Only five years old, the Ger- man club has helped its mem- bers to better understand the German people, their lives and traditions. Mr. Pleister advisor ot the club and helps promote the atmosphere of the club meetings. la Oificers: George Heide, Sgt.-at-Arms, Eileen Ehlers, Pres., Lynn Iordan Treasq Otto Brooks, Vit-eApres,g l.ar1sa Zivers, Sec. In order to better understand the culture, customs, and his- tory oi the people ot France, French Club, under the direc- tion oi Miss Dunaway, is an active organization at Riverside. The flower sale in May was the club's big project. The pro- ceeds of the sale went to the American Field Service. Peter Schellin, Premier: Ianet I-lady, Head Minister: Karen Gregor, Treas. Lily Fehr, Sec. 'Q QQ' StundinqeElise Walch, Aedilez Pat Linehan, Consul: Louise Larson, Aedile. Seated-Iames Abrahams, Ouaestory Iames Smuckler, Consul. 85 The Roman Wedding The Roman Wedding in the tall of the year was one of the many interesting programs of the Latin club, advised by Mr. Stemper. The dues of the club were donated to the American Field Service. Cue-Poster Under the supervision of Miss Bod- den, Cue Club has been recently revived to qive some experience and t encouragement for any person who shows talent in dramatics. Members of the Iunior-Senior play cast are automatically accepted, but other students who wish to join the club must try-out in front of present members who determine the ability Officers-Iiil Bardeen, Finat Tansuq, Iucly VanVeqhel. Mike Weinberg. A service club on call is the name often applied to the Poster Club. Its mem- bers are always ready when a poster or display is needed to publicize a school activity. The fifteen members provide posters for all ath- letic events: banners which advertise class plays and variety shows: and table dec- orations and place cards tor the annual faculty party. Mr. Purin is the advisor for this club. vw,,,.-wr-ts . , 5 w, ot the contestants. Seated-April Sherman, Barbara Rayburn, Iudith l.aFlex, lon Smith. Standing-Linda Westover, Geri Minteer, Pamela Mitchell, Jeanne Ritzmar, Frank Holmes, Richard Blencoe. Q7 Row 1-Roberta Lynch. Row 2-Karen Wuestneck. Spransy, ludy Rolfe. 86 H ,W ,,,. USANEE Carolyn Neil, Dorothy Paul, Ann Orient-Crescent At the meeting held twice a month, the debate club talked over present world problems, as well as local ones,-some concerning our own school. This encouraged the members of Orient-Crescent to become more widely informed on current news. The club advisor was Mrs. Anderson, and its officers were George Heidi, Eileen Ehlers, and Bonnie Becker. - ' 1 sY 'H f Ny':.'l'fJf gf 9 16575 3 K- . K. .A,. W li V in A .t.. Gerhard Rohr, Sgt.-at-Arms: George Heide, Pres. Not pictured- Eileen Ehlers, Vice-pres.: Bonnie Becker, Sec.-Treas. Pen Pushers Seated-Ianet l-lady, Vice-pres. Stcndix-ng+Aija Laimins, Sec., Kathy Ianik, Treas. Not plctured+lvlary Ellen Bumpke, Pres. 87 Pen Pushers, the creative writ- ina club at Riverside, was advised by Miss Zeman. The members composed original themes and essays and read them to their fellow Pen Pushers. The season was ended by a picnic in lune. C Home EC Sealedeliaren Greqar, Treasg Lynn Frederick, Pres. Standing f Helen Lottermoser, Vice-pres.: Nancy luttlvert, Point Controller: Martha Michaels, Sec.g Dale Tcyek, Publicity Chrm. Members of Home Economics club aatlier valuable experience in all types ol social and home-lite activi- ties. Its function is to qive its members a baclcqround in aood homemakinq. The club sponsored the annual football tea tor the players and coaches, a Bla Sister party tor the lresli- men, various style shows, and lield trips. Miss O'Neil and Mrs. Maki advised the Home Ec'ers in all their activities. Mothers' Tea 88 2? 5' 9. f-a Q :1 U3 z: to IU 9 FD -4 O Q 1 KD 'S 0 'a ff i qv t ir. S? ..-1' I X? QV! American Field Service This year, one of our American Field Service exchange students, from Istanbul, Turkey, was Fitnat Tansuq. The customs in Fitnat's home country differ greatly from ours: her presence here enabled all who came in Contact with her to learn about and understand a new way of life. Fitnat quickly became active in our school life. She was secretary of Cue Club, a member of Student Council, and of Cam- araderie. The memory of her sweet smile and quiet serenity and sincerity will long be cherished by her friends at East. f VL Cathey Cyrus, A.F.S. returnee, welcomed Roley and Fitnat and Roley are talking to our other A.F.S. student, Margit Bonnemark from Sweden, here for our second semester. Fitnat to Riverside while lohn Polacheck, our other returnee was still abroad. Roley Carter, from the city of Durban, in the Union of South Africa, was our other exchange student. His past newspaper ex- perience made him a very useful addition to the Rocket staff. Roley became a mem- ber of Student Council and Plymouth Youth Council. He went out for football last season and, later, became assistant swimming manager. A ready humor and quick wit made Roley a hit at parties and with groups whenever he found time to attend. Projects Our noon holl potrol is cr voluntory student dctivity under the direction of Mr. Moehrinq. lts purpose is to direct the troffic in the holls durinq the two noon hours. With the dddition oi cr second lunch hour this yeor, cr sizecrble stdtt is needed. 90 The fncrll potrol system in Eost is on old ond very important one. It is CI voluntotry project open to ony student who proves to be dependotble ond keeps up his qrddes. The toculty odvisor of the project is Mr. Otto. The cctdets keep order in the holls durinq closses, ond direct ony visitors or quests who come into school. A long estoblished project ot Riverside is the Lost ond Found Depctrtmerit. ln rooin ll5S dur- ing ectch hour ot the dczy ond before ond ofter school, stu- dents rnoy cloini lost orticles. The responsibility of runninq this irnportont service wos cis- surned by the lreshinon closs under the supervision of Miss I Q Q'Neil. W I rat- Patricia Palmerq Mary Gibbon: Dale Yehlep Tony Shermanq lack Smucklery David Oswald Harry Demorest: Edward Ketchumg George Menos. In order to develop a democratic form of government in Honor Study Hall, the Honor Study Hall Board was formed in l937. Members oi this board serve as final court in the admission and suspension of students from honor study halls. Heading the board were George Menos, president, and Patricia Palmer, secretary. The faculty advisor was Mr. Moehring. A perfect honor study hall table Mercury Editor-in-chief: Cathey Cyrus This Mercury is the result of a many sided effort. Drawing upon art, literary, business and production staffs, this l96O Annual comes to you as the result of the efforts of students and teachers. This book, which closes another dec- ade, presents to you the events which have left their mark upon us through the continual March of Time. Like its prede- cessors, it presents in pictures and stories, the people, activities, and interests which have made the story of life at Riverside. A decade closed. We enter eagerly upon a new era. May you enjoy our story. . A 'i-u 'uTu Art Stall: Elizabeth Linehan: Susan Thomas: and Peggy Oberlander. Not pic- tured'-Dorothy Paul, Picture staff, Photography Staff: Dennis Weedallp Gerd Klein: Ioe Perlsong Dirk Bakker. Mercury Vim. tg. Editors: Seated Gall Burnham, Lrteraryy Patrrcra Lrnehan, Manaqrnqg Sherla Paschelke, Picture. Standing'-lack Smrrckler, Arty Georqe Hattmann, Head Photographer. Literary Stuti: Seated'-f--Marrlyn Steiner, Staff Typist. Standing-V-Sue Bor uwskrp Kathy Moser. 44-..---r Business Staii: Seated Blame Zrlimer, Manaaer. Standing- Barbara Ptertter: Pat Oesterrerchy Larrarne Htrttmannp Barhara Chasey Martha Mrchar-lsg Mary Klahng Paula Lrndrrer. Business Manager: Lorraine Hoffmann. FWS -15, 9 ,fp is Edifor-in-chief: Barbara Pfeiffer. Seated-lean Frakes. Standing-Bonnie Sundinp Iohn Wooclmanseep Sandy Wriqhtg Stacy Karnasg Virginia Schwartzg Elise Walchz Stu Chapman. Business Stuff: Seaied--Paula Lindner. Standing-Donna Pollack: Iim Douqlasg Martha Michaels: Elaine Zillmerg Pat Oesterrichp Mary Klahng Barbara Chase. 94 Rocket Patti Bitkor, Feature Editor, Pat Ward, Sports Editor, Karen Lentz, Club Editor. Not Pictured Carol Cutter, News Editor. Published twelve times during the school year, the Rocket, our school paper, keeps us informed on all school affairs. ln honor of special holidays and the qraduatinq seniors, the paper produces special issues. , Mrs. Kraft and Mrs. Dettman, the papers advisors, 'JRE aided by an active staff of thirty, all working to produce a paper worthy of their sloqan, Truth, Strength, and Action. l Typlsts: Carol Schoentelder: Bonnie Sundin. 95 Editor-in-chief: Judy l-lochstem Band Kneeling--Sharon Litzenberqer, Gretchen Semmelmann, Row 1-Norman Baker, Leshe Hatch, Vtrqtma Schwartz, Iuhn Cam mack, Betty Lubbert, Iackson Gundersheirn, Tom Mooq, Pat Hoskins, Cynthia Grazranw, Sue Calm, Memcm Spurs-. Row 2 Martha Weller, Don Perretz, Kathy Waranka, Bernadine Rtnqwalskt, Iucly Rolfe, Barb Ouellmalz, Matqatet Plunkett, If y Britztus, lean Brandenburg, Dick Rehm, Kathy Thompson, Pat Elshoft. Row 3---Wm. Ramseyer, Phtl Hasttnqs, hm Smuckler Iames Stormey, Dave Henry, Iohn Polacheck, Dave Patek, Robert Cotter, Iesse Henry, Tom Owen, Htck Thompson. The Matorf ttes ,N :nun v ' ,- 8- 3.1-14' 'tx The Mar Th tr: , SN ' Htttgi 'sw-3 ..- 4169 :QQ 1 Av F- Kneeling- -Paula Lindner, Chris Bachowski, Mary Carlson. Row 1-Mazene Zemlicka, Elise Walch, Sharon O'Conner, Diane Spare Ioanne Vick, Margret Owen, lames Mortellaro, Ronald Haines, Diane Lataweic, Nancy Lubbert, Iohn McCormick. Row 2 Larol Vanderslice, Eleanor Shipman, Linda Polacheck, Sandra Wright, Robert Cassidy, Mary Gibbon, Arlene Arndt, Dar- lene VanAster, Sue Schmitt, Rich Lerman, Mr. Holdort. Row 3-f-Gary Weichelt, Jerome Sieminski, Carl Voss, Wm. Upham, Douglas Lueck, Charles lohns, Peter Christopher, Richard Sternberg, Tom Rehm, Charles Lindemann, Tom Bast. Directed by Mr. Holdort, the Senior band is one ot the largest musical organ- izations ol our school. During the football season, the Band rehearses daily tor the drills and precision marching it provides lor each game. ln the spring, the Band presents its an- nual Band Revue in an evening programg it's also part ot the Spring Concert ot the music department. Besides these large events, the Band is often called upon tor music for special assemblies. Down Boat Two smaller band groups have been organized from the Senior contingent, namely: the Pep band, tor school rallies, and the Dance band which makes its appearance at the annual Variety Show. The training division for the Band is known as the lunior band. All ot these groups provide music and pleasure for Riverside. Completing its eighth year, the Riverside Roclcettesu-our drill teamw-appeared at all major basketball and football games. Known throughout the city for their precision dancing, these sixty-four girls frequently spelled out words, formed R's, or performed the High- land Fling in Scotch costumes. The line was led by eight pom-pom twirlers, who have earned their leadership, like the other girls, by service and hard Work. Stars of the halftime! V it Fr Pom Pom Dancers Cheerleaders Left to right- Chris Spanley Delores Edwards, Betty Hicks Karen Gregor, Shelia Paschelke, Barbara Christopher. Not pic- ture---linny Zarnke. I +1-633 s. One of the outstanding features of the toot- ball games was the cheerleading squad. This season the girls appeared in new outfits: orange and black flared skirts, and white sweaters with a black rnegaphone designed on the front. The appearance of the cheerleaders at all the athletic events and the pep-rallies at school added much to the spirit oi the spectators and the team. Under the supervision of Miss Green, a new routine was worked out. To the tunes ot Per- sonality, Bongo Rock, and Bleacher Blues, the girls did a Porn Porn Dance and led the yells. 99 A Victory Yell! n 'Ns.,,, him... They've got personalityl Choir How 1-Sharon Mantor, Carol Schoentelder, Sally Wait, Bar- bara Christopher, Linda Bow- man, Suzanne Clayton, Carol Ianizewski, Charlotte Senqer, Benita Bell, Mary Grambow, JoAnn Gillette. Row Z-Celia Adornato, Ellen Schmitt, Betty Hicks, Rita Golimowski, Patri- cia Balistreri, Patricia Hahn, Anita Mammano, Susan lor- dahl, Carol Pappas, Sarah Appleby. Row 3-Penny Wettstein, Terry Johnson, Tom LaRosa, Pressley Clark, Don- ald Perry, Edward Le Pine. Donald Green, Paul Smith, Henry Lipski, David Oswald. Row 4-Mr. Ferrari, Bruce Hall, Robert Dressler, Iohn Woodmansee, Charles Linde- mann, Roy Fiedorezyk, Her- man Scott, James Schulz, How- ard Fletcher. -T52 Row 1-Van Derslice, Carol Svatos, Karen, Koch, Eliza lweth, Cutter, Carol, llfillifd' Chris: Skwierawski, Ma ry, Gande-ll, Ruth, Storvik, Lois How 2-Grote-nrath, lulic, Ghersini, Cesare, S t o v Q r Nancy, Greqar, Karen, Zeidor Anita, Setlick, lleena, lloch stein, Iudith, Deaton, Chris, Row 3-Mr. Ferrari, Cichosz Iudith, Gillette, Ioann, Cluli erton, Ellen, Williams, Pam elap Love, Althea, Kalnajs lanis-. Row 4-Moesch, Caro lyn, Laimins, Aija, llahn Patricia, Rainey, lune, Fischer, Mary Ellen, Kurth judith, Patterson, Dorothy. Row 1 S.-lmmitt, Smog Funn- mwrk, lwhny Spurs, Pinncq Shaw, lllkilillj Vwlldy, Susan: lhiylfuxu, BkII'lN'llL1j Hullvlull, fzlllllwllf HKIVVMIIS, Dimmu. Row 2 Wlmht, Snmimp lfulniullvk, 111111.17 li1'n1uionl'w111q, Io n ny VVul:sh, IIli::wg Spam, Muumn: Iflzzlxwif, Vntxivinlp Van Asiun, Dmlmxm Ih-my, Icsso. How 3 IMI-avr, Numumy Nvfor- mmvk, Imuk: 'I'l1w111p:so11, Knthyg hnlvlwll, Nuucyg Uiblwrl, Mmyg illmwxmxrw, Ifllioq Inla- wwv, D1-mo. How 4 -Harli- Hlxlil, Iyrlllf Stvmoy, Iuuwsq Ht'IlIY,.l3k1V0f I.uvvk, PuxxY'fu:17 Nxivk, Unvnip U w v 11, 'Tammy ZTtw1rxlw1.1, H1vhQmlg jchns, L'I1Q1IlU::g Num, TOI11. N m - .K - X 4 4,234 ' -X gi v Q K f . - X sf sig 3 . MW .- -,-., LmAL P , Q ZZ A K E sKw.ug, 135 jw X . ion, 8 bs Hawk wg l 3 1 f ff fK' INXS!! Y' rms, H . X - wr .--X- K 4 .,,fgw, 5 1. . . .. .fe Q .W gg gy . .W 391- Bdmilin, Marc Lowiil, Guo 90 I-Ioffmanny cf, FrodxVo11a, ,Q.. 1 Santo Ciuectia. Miko Ford, Kathy Lanka. low 4----A ' David Oczbrcdeag Bruoc McCor- mick, John Stamos. William .Ramseyan Tom Baal, Patrick T e i c h e r, Bruce Zurowlkt, James Storney. Ir. Sr. Play The Thespicms THE TAVERN Dancers ........ Kathy Wilson, Patti Bitker, Peter Schellin Vagabond .................... Art Kramer Tavernkeeper .... ..... B ob Pritchard Zach ........... ..... T om Constable Sally ....... .... E laine Branoven Wilbur ......... ..... D elbert Shelley Violet ............ .......... I anet Hacly Governor ................. Philip Hastings Governors Wife ...... Mary Ellen Burnpke Virginia ..................... Patti Palmer Tom Allen ................ Mike Weinberg Sheriff .................... Mike Tarantino Assistants ..... lim Sercomb, Warren Berg, Ecl Ketchum, Greg Wisniewske Nurse ....................... luay Kramer Doctor ........................ Paul Smith wi , 2 i The Show-d 102 if f 15 'F Cathey Cyrus, Queen and Chuck Alioto, King It was a wonderful dance! 5 1 0 lf? e 5 Prom 'Neath the Southern Moon with all the color and Warmth ot a maqniticant plantation setting, proved to be a Prom noteworthy amonq all the formal dances held at Riverside. Cathey Cyrus and Chuck Alioto were selected Kina and Queen by the vote of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Cominq down the marble staircase to the tune of Steve Swedish's band, the formal qrand march took place at ten-thirty. Summer tormals and soft lights added to the beauty, as parents watched the dancers in the year's biggest social event. Court --Iill Bardoen: Dick Schmidt: lane Eberhardty Iohn Maniscalcoy Lynne Fredrichp Frank Aliotoy Edith Gilbertscn, Ilarry Demorestq Sharie King, Chuck Alioto, King: Kathy Kolinsp Dave Oswaldg Chris Paqlianog Role-y Cartery Cathey Cyrus, Queeny Cappy Baker. The Mystics--Elite! Battle of New Orleans N, 1 Variety Countdown-5-4-3-2-1-I The 1960 variety show-a real spec- tacular--was the big event in March. Twenty-nine acts took the audience on an imaginary ilight into space, stopping at planets and asteroids, to View the talent on them. Participants in the acts were chosen through try- outs betore a judging committee. Two of the sparkling numbers in the show were provided by the faculty. Messrs. Ferrari ond Holdori coached the show. The Student Council, under the direction of Mr. May, handled all business matters and ticket sales. H K xi O . 1 4 1 S Wee Three Dress Rehearsal Iudy Hochsiein cmd Chris Harper plcxy a Moonlight Serenade. Dance interpreicxtion of CI moth by Patti Bitker 'IO i Cappy Baker cmd his Harlem Nociurne V Master of ceremonies, lack Smuckier Sports Football Kneelinq'-Mike Tarantino: Dave Oswald: Tony Maniaciy Dick Lipskip Bob McOui1tyy Santo Cincotta: Brian Barrmqtony Frank Mecip Iohn Maniscalco. Standing-Coach Glattinqp loe Campaqnaq Harry Metrusiasg Bruce Mallong Dexter Whiteg Dick Schmidtg Del Shelley: Iolm Holland: Dick Starry Bruce lNflCCOImlCkj Dale Yehlep Coach Fallon. 1,. rl J-A . ' ' : 1, l , W Q .,.,.. . ,, .. D fa. Q V. H376 fy ayf :iffy V... Tum - 3 4 . ,gain ,I AN W ,v,l , I t . ,, W. 4 ,W N ww-W f ' I M ' ' M X s N. 5 l 'D ' V he V A V .Q Ihr: ts X '-gb. , Q, ., , I, . . G' N i Q 2' V Y , F 'X .. 41 ie, ' , , P ' P ' QQ. . f 'S' . fi H - ' lf: if ' i Q-1 l F ' 4 x , . ., 15 si ,, gm, . I, . q w 3 X U X. Q. fi g. Q' ig if in SX. fi fb Y ' , . wif, . 5 'gg ,, , -' 7 ,A f .. .-rf'-v fair 45, bl , 1 , , - . ...V ,. -Kg. -wi 954, J' , , l 1 . '--M' . 'si 1 F' -1 l i - ' , Sn' va: ' Mais! Maw , ,fi I 5.4, Y .. ., , o '- -- 1 . . .e Q i 'g3m'lliF'fElg Q' V '11'S- 'fg'?',z!'f??Ag,:,zf'sM:-'X fd q.g :-Ql,,x. ' 1 ar' D ff liiwfxweaee -- fm?-,m.fis.4 iiafwnivwa Q- Go, Tigers! wil M. mg A. 4-V pw -Q . 10 A flag on lhe play. Kick-oft This year's Tiger team, captained by Mike Tarantino and Ioe Campagna, fin- ished the season winning two games. These victories gave us a step upward on the victory ladder, and we hope the 1960 team continues to improve in the winning column. We won our Homecoming game with South by a score ot 6 to O. This win en- abled us to re-capture the Art Krueger Trophy. The championship ot the East Side was also ours with the l3 to 6 win over Lincoln. ln the other games played, our team did a tine job. However, inexperience of the backtield caused a number of fum- bles, and the opposition seemed to have a knack of taking advantage ot these mis- takes to score. Failure to make a tackle on a crucial play, to catch the forward pass and go tor the score, also were prime factors in these games. Dale Yehle, one oi the members ot the Varsity Squad, was chosen on the second All-City team by the coaches. Dale also was selected by the squad to be the team captain for next year. 515755595 1 t ,s T 5- .. . wu- -Qs - . . -.X , 5 g, tiki., , .,,. . Y Q-,e , Milwaukee Journal 'I 09 ' wk IF .M 'T r H rf' . s 5 ' 'f 3' - T. - . Kneeling-Darryl Kock: Tim Pizzino: Lowell Carl: Allen Babbitz: Don Starr: Marty Larsen: Ioe Pecor: lvars Starkis: Allen Zacharias: Wilbert Bauer: Tom Bauch: Bill Foley. Standing- Iohn Anastasi: Karl Seitz: Fred Tabak: Frank Lant: Georqe Born: Albert Vance: Iames Storney: Vilis Cakans: Richard Bauer: Rolly Carter: Gregory Spransy: Rick Ketchum. Kneeling-Dick Thompson: Richard Dettman: Ioe Maniscalco: Iames Powlowski: Wayne Rick Donald Green: Art Mariinez: Ietl Hilliqus: Tom Holcomb: Richard Olney: Roy Turner: Harold Lee. Standing-Bob Lindeman, Mgr.: Clearthurs Chambliss: Iames lrvmq: Mike Welch: Mike Murphy: l-larsl Reich: Bill Ramseyer: Bruce Yehle: Dominic Piscitello: Robert Seirck: Ben Bowman: Roger Erickson: Bruce Hall: Martin Purin: Coach Trythall. Row 1-B, Rogers: S. l-leiqhler: B. Dickey: I. Menos: I. Bcrlestrieri: I. Patterson: G. Kazel: R. White: D. Iarkowski: R. Siefort: D. Mohr: R. Planasch: D. Robb. Row 2-Coach Caplan: I. Douglas: H. Bacich: L. Ketchum: K. l-laberli: B. Sasson: B. Sweda: T. Erickson: C. Kolb' R. Rehm- I. Berger- R. Lant: B. Dama- Weyer, Mgr. Row 3--R. Wilson: I. Appleby- T. Good T. Patterson: P. Dean: G. Miller: I. Smith: F. Powless: I. Harvey: A. Berndt: G. Wickboldtl. 'HO Koxhgilfle Football Hop On October twenty-fourth, the Home- coming dance took us by means of clever decorations, to a huge football field in the midst ot an East Qame. Ten toot tall players greeted the fans. The setting was a perfect background tor the crowd which attended. Music was provided by loe Gumin and his band with a soloist. Witsfil- mo Cl Queen Sa HQOHQ f King T ' ' ' 5 TH QUHRWR Decorations Hop Court: Seated--Katherine Wilson, Queen: Santo Cincotta, King. Standing--'Ellen Schmidt- Greg Wisniewskir Barbara Busateri R1 h . , c ard Starr: Paul Smith: Patricia Bitkerg Tony Maniacig Sally Wait: Robert McOuittyq Edith Gilbertsong David Oswald- Patricia Melser loe Campagnag Kathleen Kolinsg Michael Tarantinoy lane Eberhardtg Richard Schmidt: lanice Albrechty David Herman. Not pictured Sandra Greichen. Ill - x fx. My R , .. -wi wg P. AQ ,wi K . .. ge Q . wk N i:Q.,n g , K gk Mg A 1 K im' xxxgasm - A k 5,1 M2 M A A Swv WW BEN Q 1 I 'WWA S2 QL gi j ' 1 Sis, Q ,b 3 -n . 5 1 W! 'W K . gf Q X' sf? 2 2 4- ww' W A . A I xw f , A i 'Y FS ' . A 1 K Nzffvk + q, N a ,. 1, Us .. ,af . ' ' F v .316 if XA Q . f Q Y 3 1 4 9 - ' . wa Q ff,-.1 X A Q45 L! Q-1. '53 They re off' Odis Smith, lohn Henry Weiner, Bruce 3AKarl Seitz, Peter Hirsch, Eggleston. Missing-Dexter The l959v60 Wrestling squad coached by a new faculty member, Mr. Stemper, and aided by tive re- turning lettermen, Iohn Cammack, Tim Pizzino, Greg Bavers, Ron Press- ley, and Peter Hirsch, won three out of eleven matches. The matmen im- proved in the latter part of the sea- son by winning three out of tive matches. Tim Pizzino, Greg Bavers, and Otis Smith qualified tor state section meets. . ...W M., is Row 1- Roger Wilson, Robert Wittlce, Richard Lant, William Consteadt, David Manhott. Row 2--Aivars Starkis, Donald Perry, George Wickboldt, Michael Bohl, Alfred Brendt, Richard Bauer. Row 3--Iohn Appleby, William Rogers, William Theoharis, Tim Pattersen. Wrestling Body Slam East East East East East East East East East East East -W X- N .3 L --4-WA-.a . . .Washington 31 . . . Lincoln 23 . Pulaski 49 . . . King 37 . Bay View 25 . . South 46 . West 22 . . North 29 . Custer 2l . Iuneau 18 . . Tech 29 Swimming East's swimming team had a very successful season under the direction of Coach Hesselbrock and Captain Norman Baker. The team won seven out of ten meets. Our tinmen won the Little City meet, then took third place among All-City teams. The team placed seventh in the state. The medley relay team, made up of Bruce Mallon, Dale Yehle, Frank Meci, and Pat O'Connor, captured first place in the City, where Pat O'Connor and Don Bezella were rec- Buck row-4Tom Beckman, Vilis Cakans, Bruce Mallon, Dale Yehle, Tom Bauch. Row 2-- Norman Baker, Frank Meci, lim Wade, Don Bezella, Pat O'Connor. Kneeling- Richard Pott, Mike Roszak, Wayne Rick, Dennis Paw- lowski, Mike Holzberqer. .' A' ff -'HJ I' I W? lv z 'N ,sk t ,. , ,, Q-. , 5, . ' AS' Am 3 'f U . :!'.NQf ' ' E A .,, ' .,. 'ug M . - Q 9' 0 'y LF: 'nu ' '7 f D In -., FL K K 2 A' 'S , 7 F, ,Q ' 8 kg .at If nf A ' 'Y F Y ' 'I 1 sf'-r .' Q 'J au '.bu:u T 1l .' Thn Crtnipetitois ord breakers, Bruce Mallon, won place in the 50 yard backstroke the 200 yard individual medley. first and East 2416 .. .... Pulaski 8416: East 58 .. ...... North l3 East 3816 .. .......... Tech 4712 East 43 . . . . .Washinaton 42 East 48 . . . . . .Bay View 38 East 84 .. ..... South 2l East 89 . . . . . .Lincoln 9 East 66 ......... Kina 20 East 34 . . . . . .Concordia 44 East 53 ............... West 33 North Shore lnvitationals. . .Fourth City Relays ................ Third Little City ..... A ..... First City Einals ...... ..... T hird State Sectionals . . . .... Seventh 114 Let s ac, T vit' Make that basket! Get the rebound! Basketball Will it go in? Our 1959-60 basketball team was corn- posed mostly ot inexperienced players. Thus, the opposition proved to be very stiff for the bucketeers. The team displayed exceptional talent in the free throw column. Most of the regulars were juniors and will return next year to make a strong team. Coach Hafey's boys played all their games with fine spirit and form: and, although they did not win many of the contests, they are a team which shows great promise for 1961. 1 W We have to wxnl Up cmd mn! Varsity: Kneeling--I. Berger, Mgr.: D. I.1psk1: S, Clncottoy T. Mfzniucig A. Bcxbbitzp D. Molzchn, Mqr. Standing- Y. Schafer, Mgr.: R. Murshollg R. Erlcksonp B. Borrinqtony F.Tubc1kg I. Kopcczp R. Iohnsony I. Wellman: U.Cmit1s R. Keichumz P. Schelhn, MCH. Row 1 I. Bohbitz, H, Gee, B. Swede, I. Memos, B. Steckel, P. Decm, I. Brenda. Row 2-Couch Coplcn, T Erxcksong D. Risseeuw, G. Miller, G. Senrou, I. Pawlowski, I. Patterson, K. Scxberli. A Basket! 117 Iump! lnoallnq-Peter Schmidt, Mike Hatch, Karl Steinberg, Bill Levy, Rick Lant I , Rich Pott. Standing-Bob Dickey, Dick Genrick, Bennard Barwick, Iim Ran- dall, Henry Czisny, Ron Planasch, Steve Haigler, George Wickbolbt, Rick Koseck M ,,,. M... ,aw Q . Who'll win? They're off! ,.,. Pole Vaulting For our track team, this season will be called the building year. Next year there will be no returning letter- men to strengthen the team. The freshmen and sophomore boys showed great promise, and did a fine job for a beginning season. The five boys who received their letters last year and returned were Rick Bosley, Dick Schmidt, Walter Brown, Ronald Johnson, and Dale Yehle. Coach Coplan stated, This year there has been a large number of boys showing interest in track. Over one-hundred signed up for team com- petition. That is a good indication of the increased interest in Track. The Finish Line The Stcxrtl Track Up and Over! The Varsity Team Varsity Team Kneeling-Charles Herf, Dick Gromacki, Frank Me-ci. Standing-Vilas Lakans, Ivars Galleris, Aivars Starvis, lack Smuckler ,..r D 'wmrrr A Promising Serve Under the direction of Coach Trythaii, our tennis team looked forward to a Very successful season. The Varsity, Frand Meci, lack Smuckier, Peter Hirsch, and Tony Busateri, was supported by a very promising group of freshmen and sopho- mores. Tennm Practicing t NMJ5. ,,,.. . 4141...-,AA Doubles 1 O tl First Row-David Robb, B111 Cohnstaodt. Second Row-I. Parting B111 Forrester, Lewis Mark 120 S,-,.. M - xxx ' 51 SL 'WRX . v 4 gg? sag E5 'X ' :ah xl We ww, 1 x av M me w 'V , v, 3 xdlgf ar, W 'nf 3 2 N . fb? we Baseball , lu? ,YQVBH K . Kneeling-Bruce Zurawskip Iohn Maniscalcog Ken Stengleing lames Walthers, Captain, Brian Barrington, Ted .Etrongg Lowell Carly David Oswald. Standingkllobert Lindeman, Mgr.: Iohn Anastasi, lerry Kesseng Bruce Hallg Roger Erickson, Phil Michalovitz, Greg Spransyg Robin Meister, Tony Salerno. A sure homerun! Reviewing the l959 baseball season, Coach Buro stated, This year's team had good field- ing, excellent pitching, but was a poor hitting squad. This was the sixth year of league competi- tion in which all the public schools participated in a double round-robin schedule. The Tigers finished the year in ninth place, with a record of 6 wins, l4 losses, and 2 ties. The team batting average was .l85, which was tenth in the league, while in fielding, the boys came in a close third with 930. Tony Salerno captained the team. 122 East East East East East East East East East East East East East East 3 . . . Custer 7 . . Bay View l . . . Pulaski 2 . . South 8 . . North O . . . King 6 . . . West l . ..... Tech O . . Washington O . . . . Lincoln 4 . . . luneau 2 . . . . Custer 4 . . . Bay View l0 . . . . Pulaski Emblem Club i Swimmor 'VVrostlors' bo skotboll qumo. WNY Standing-Dove Oswald, Pres., Ed Ketchum, Vice-Pres. Seated Risk Bosley, 'l'rec1s.g Cothey Cyrus, Sec. Another point for tho swimmers? 123 Mr. Powers, our Vicofprmcipol, is the director ol Emblem Club, cm or- qonizottion tor motor lettor wiimers iii oll sports. The purpose ot the Club, now in its fourth yeor ot Riverside, is to promote ond support athletics. lt roises money through the solo ot toot! boil proqroms, souvomrs, cmd tickets to inter-school events. Emblem Club spoiisorod the Stu- dent-Foculty volleyboll qome, wrest- lersfswimmers' boslcetboll fgomo, two Color Doy proqroms, ond the winter athletic dirmer lcriowri' os Riverside ot Work cmd Play. lump! Vclleyball Tournament To promote good sportsmanship and companion- ship, to provide an all around sports program for all Riverside girls, this is the purpose of the Girls' Ath- letic Association. Coached and advised by Miss Green and Miss Barkow, the officers and members have planned and carried out many successful tour- naments and sports events. The year's activities included a get acquainted party for incoming freshmen, track, table tennis, bas- ketball, volleyball, and badminton tournaments for all the classes. During the year, G.A.A. members played host to Milwaukee area schools on sports- days and represented East at others. The girls earned awards as a result of their service and support. The highest award is a G.A.A. letter Freshmen Welcome 124 GAA G.A.A,P1Ay,day v Clmmrxcnshir B.1SktWflxGl:G.l!Y10 Officers: Sue Galin, Treasumrg Iam! Eberhard! Secretaryg Ioan TllOIidL11f,ViL'P President Sue Sfhmitt, President. Special Honors After twenty years of service as track and cross-country coach, Mr. Pleister retired from the coachina profession at Riverside, althouqh he will remain here as a lanquaqe teacher. The cross-country team and Coach Pleister received schoolfwide recognition on Color Day, December ll. Mr. Pleister's wife and many of his former friends and students returned to honor him. Af-1-mitin-i llall of Fame Award i l l Mr. Fleister's Honor Day fCourtesy of Milwaukee lournall Friday, December 4, marked Riversides sec- ond Color Day of the year, honorina the football players and a famous Riverside alumnus, Dr. Alvin Kraenzlein. The Kraenzlein award, a du- plicate of a plaque in the Wisconsin' Hall of Fame, is dedicated to his athletic. triumphs. The plaque was nunq in a prominent place in school, in memory ot the man who won more Olympic events than any other man in history. 126 -9.0- x. i? 'Qxs,'-1 fy K A - - an 5 SX X I UIQ SS Q .xx 5,12 h 'mr K . . ,gfsm Q I if A i V1 ,T Q .0 i A . Q as . .sw ,. QSSZXW5 x 4 I m Q 4+ t aging 12 ii, em' Eb Qs? if Q . S,-X ...fi S .X . I lx R f-Q56 L. A Someor1c's ThGI1kSfj1Vll'1Aj will Le C1 hczgzy-io: mo. Oom-puhl I My, there's so much to talk abou!! ix im ymu 1.,vfQ,1',J.! - , I , 'Qo- if X wa ,ff ' WMS. 1 Nervous, Linda? I'rosh1o!l A -'gziod trick, if you can do it! 128 So this is grace? Mv What broad shoulderst. Lonely between classes? . A -.N K -f A t h ,.,,, , , . N , L , wwf , L - -1 A if . TF Visual Aids on Parade Pow-wow! lm Q Q X Artrst at work? No fair peeking!! Hurrah A,F,S,!! 'ff I I I - we ...is . 'QL , ,1..,- avg' x, fl ls' 'wr N 5 a-Ji if 5 S S J SQ 1 g ' ' Q Stax : 1 N Y N i Y Q i t x vs 25. all 'S' Q, .5 fs 1' , - , W X4 2.,,,. -.,.,.. ,N , .7f s .xxx K N.,-.sw 2 4Q G' gl ,Q . QF' Q --.fwfr H Q 1 :nhrfril . I, t-.u-:Q-,lr ' r H 3 xii I'll wax 2 Y ' , Y 'gf -,xg-, X 5' Y- mf' , lk?-V .wx wir. A ff' if 1 N ' Q 441 an .f y W . M425 F? 0 n in G' W ii-,ry Q J v Q -gm g 'NSN Q' A Q X n.x s-on . 'km s .K T K .: .1 Q 5 J '1 3' 5 Q 5 ff 3 S . 4 , -W 1: W W' JM' 1 2 a ...ii Lf ,U . ...X . x - 9 ..... ..... September 18 .... 25 .... October 9 . . . 24 . . . 28 ..... ..... November 5-6 12 21 ..... 26-27 December 4 11 14 .... ..... 23 24 Ifmumr 3 -26 12 20 21 ....... ..... 21 26 ..... 27 February l ll 16 .... 23 .... ..... 24 March l 8 19 31 April l 14 ..... ..... 15-25 30 ..... ..... MGY 13 21 30 31 Iune l 7 9 10-14 16 100 eueee u-an SCHOOL CALENDAR 1959-1960 School Opens Pigskin Preview Baseball Color Day Pigtail Day, Pinocchio Homecoming Game against South Homecoming Dance, The Fifth Quarter Career Day Teachers' Convention Open House Junior-Senior Play, The Tavem Thanksgiving Vacation Football Color Day Cross Country Color Day and Tribute to Mr. Pleister Student-Faculty Volleyball Game Christmas Program Christmas Vacation Begins Holidays Over Final Sing Honor Day Swing-Out Senior Supper Final Exams Athletic Dinner Graduation Second Semester Begins Band Review, Fanfarade Ioint Cam-Cav Meeting Lawrence College Band Institute Day Variety Show, Count Down Hi-Y Dance, Swing into Spring Open House Swimming, Track, and Wrestling Color Day Easter Program Spring Vacation Prom, 'Neath the Southern Moon Spring Concert Allen Club Dance, Rapsody in Blue Memorial Day Final Sing Senior Supper Honor Day Track, Tennis, Golf Color Day Swing Out Final Exams Graduation ACKNO A Plaursmdfos Mroppngvhou Servlet f 2' 4 ll Mr.Pul'in f V .V - ff , y. ,' -wwf? 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