Sharon High School - Sharonite Yearbook (Sharon, WI)
- Class of 1957
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' ' uf ' 'V av ' 4,. -n-- ,V , 7 '- L , -. .. x, . .v-' , V K f H 4 - ' , - -. f- -4, '- V , , , , , , , . ff' , c 1. -1 , ., .,,, .A --V my s -sxkli- fr-. I: . by:-ra-44. I: 'ef'5l' r : ' 34-' wil-filing: i'fliv :i .f-f.'. fu 'm'ri.'.-f'fX1- 5-11.3- A1??.nf,g --ffl..I'f .ings-'ft H, - L-frfmwsaemvgfeag:-,gagghawegm-.4-pu eezmtff 9:14. IL?3,..Ql.'L.iA The Yearbook Staff Presents THE 'I957 SHARCNITE Sharon High School Sharon, Wisconsin 'Ne The Yearbook Staff EDITOR Ioan Ruehlman SOCIAL EDITOR Virginia Harvey CO-EDITOR. . . . . . . . . .... . . Carol Gile SPORTS EDITOR . . . . . . . . Norbert Naber BUSINESS MANAGER . .... . . . . . . . Dolores Hayes CONTENTS Dedication . . . . . . School Board and Grade School Faculty . . . . . . . Seniors ........................ . .. Underclassmen ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grades ...... .. . .. .. .. . Activities . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . 18 Athletics ....... . . . .... . . .... . . . . . 28 Advertising... ...... .. .... . .. ...38 J DEDICATION We the class of 1957 ded1cate our SHARONITE to our Prmclpal Mr Hoch because he has helped to gu1de us 1n the formauon of many memoues Wh1Ch happlly end our hxgh school career and make us ready to take that xmportant step form 1rd mto the world of tomorrow 4 X -4537.3 l , .WR , 2 ' .- L. ,us ,CT . I ' I . -es' ERIC KJELLAND Clerk has DONALD KRANTZ Treasurer School Board n fs ina HARRY PEARSON ROBERT OLSEN Presrdent EARL KLINE LEO KERR Janrtor ,gf Q ELEMENTARY FACULTY Left to rrght, Mrss Eggleston, Thrrd grade, Mrs Hart, Kmdergar ten Mrss Messerschmzdt, Flrst grade, Mr Grerg, Elghth grade, Mlss Rhodes, Slxth grade, Mlss Iverson, Fourth grade, Mrs Schuldt, Frfth grade Mrs Hoden, Seventh grade, Mrss Peterson Second grade, Mr Hoch, PIIDCIPSI, Mrs Naurnann, Comblnatron grade -1- . h g ,Q so A L 4 ' X vw' Ni on of , J lv Lsrss A 'iff s g 7 4 M V. g .,, V g.- 5 , F A: . if ' 'P 1, xx V , ,V'1'-Av . . - o . 1 - ' . 3 . 1 I . . s 9, Mr. DAVID REDMAYNE English New York University Mrs ROBERT WESTRAND Office Secretary Mr. GEORGE E. MQNULTY Science Sz Mathematics U. of Notre Dame-1952 B S Degree 'G' Mrs LOIS O'BRIEN Commercial Whitewater State Col lege 1952 B E Degree J Mr. THADDEUS BRZECZKOWSKI Social Studies and Spanish Umversrty of Wrsconsm 1950 B S Degree Mr CARL HUFFMAN Band Director Beloit College X S , 6' 44 N S 9 o Don President 45 Chorus 35 Shadrac 15 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 35 Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cam- era Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Prom Court 45 Homecoming Court 45 Christmas Play 3. Tim Secretary 2,45 Chons 1,2535 Band 1,2,3,45 Shadrac 15 Annual Staff 45 Prom Court 25 Christ- mas Play 35 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 35 Home- coming Court 3. Missouri Transferred from Bunker, Missouri Junior Year Vice President 4, Chons 3,4, Ann . ' ' u Staff 45 Class Play 4. Ginny Vice Praident 25 Treasurer 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 3,45 Shadrac 15 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4- Class Pla 4 Student Cormcil 4 Y . . Sharpan Staff 35 Camera Club 3,45 Prom Court 5, 35 Homecoming Court 3,45 Christmas Play 3. Bill Treasurer 25 Chorus 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 45 S Club 45 Home- coming King 4. ' Dick Transferred from Burlington, Iowa Senior year. Mixed Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Football 4. WILLIAM JAMES WEBB RICHARD CHARIES LIND Transferred from Walworth, Wisconsin Sophomore year. Chorus 2,3,45 Forensics 25 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 3. IRENE MAE GLADE i A V Andy Chorus 35 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 35 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 5 V 45 Camera Club 35 S Club 3,45 Christmas f Play 35 Homecoming Court 4. 11 all Connie Secretary 15 Treasurer 15 Chonzs 1,25 Band l,2,35 Cheerleader Junior Varsity 15 Shad- rac 15 Forensics 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 35 Prom Court 15 Spanish Club 25 Dance Band 1. ANDREW DENNIS JOHNSON CONSTANCE MAE HENNIC f Juanita Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,45 Shadrac 15 Foremics 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor of An- nual 45 Class Play 4, Sharpan Staff 1,2,35 Camera Club 35 Editor of Sharpan 35 Prom Queen 35 Dance Band 15 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Prom Court 1,Z,3,45 Homecoming Court 25 Christmas Play 3. Tony President 25 Chorus 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Student Council 2,35 Sharpan Staff 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Hs Club 3,45 Homecoming Com 2,3,45 Homecoming King 35 Prom King 25 Prom Court 2, 3. JOAN l-IIELEN RUEHLMAN ANTHONY RICHARD LUBIS MICHAEL DAVlD HANNA Dodo Vice President 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 2 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Shadrac 1, Forersmcs 1 2,4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 4, Student Coun cll 2,3 4, G1rl's State 3, Sharpan Staff 3 S Club 4, Homecoming Queen 1, Chnstmas Pray 3 Mike Vice President 35 Chorus 35 Shadrac 15 Forensics 3,4- Student Council 45 Boy's State 3- Sharpan Staff 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball ,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 3,45 S Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Prom Court 2,3. Fuzz President 35 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 45 S Club 3, 45 Prom King 35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Prom Court 2,3,45 Homecoming Court 4. 8 DOLORF5 VIOLA HAYES NORBERT PHILLIP NABER Maggie Chorus 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Sharpan Staff 3. R' '19 i Ken Chorus 3,45 Band 3,45 Class Play 45 Base- ball 45 Basketball 45 Camera Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Sharpan Staif 35 Spanish Club 2,3,4. 'K MARGARET LOUISE PESTER KENNETH JOSEPH CERNY Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Shadrac 15 Forensics 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 Library Club 1,25 Sharpan Stai 3. HAZEL ANNA SMITH Judy Transferred from Woodstock Community High School 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Shar-pan Staff 35 Student Council 35 Class Play 45 Christmas Play 3. JJ- Jerry Transferred from St. Franc1s Seminary, Milwaukee 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Class Play 4. JUDITH ALICE SEATON GERALD ARTHUR MUNDSCHAU Class Hlstory September 1953 and the halls are runnrng w1ld w1th green freshmen us Ours was the largest class rn the hrgh school at the trme There were twelve boys and twelve grrls and we were happy to have Mr Rogan as our class advlsor At our frrst class meetrng we elected B111 Hahn presrdent Dolores Hayes v1ce presrdent and Connre Henmg secretary and treasurer We were 1n1t1ated by the semors on September 23 and alot of fun was had be all We weren t qurte as eager m the fall of 54 as we started our sophomore year There were twenty seven of us for Mr Hyke our new advrsor to put up wtth B111 Hahn moved to Capron and we garned Irene Glade Judy Seaton Ken Cemy and B111 Webb Our class offrcers were Drck Lubts Presrdent Vrrguna Harvey Vrce Presrdent Donna Seaver secretary and B111 Webb treasurer We worked hard tlns year sellrng at basketball games presentrng a pantomrme show and havrng candy and bake sales We made more money at the PTA camrval than any other class and we won f1rst prrze on our homecomrng float entrtled We Take Thee Clmton We came rnto our Jolly Jumor year under the superv1s1on of Mr Brzeczkowskr We were mrnus several puprls by the end of the year they were Carl Johnson Amold Smrth Jrm Belt consln and Paul Davrs from Mrssourr We elected Nobert Fuzz Naber for our presrdent Nhke Hanna v1ce presldent Annette Abernathy secretary and V1rg1n1a Harvey treasurer We won frrst place on our homecomlng float whrch had the motto Our InSTINK Scents We ll W1n W worked hard holdlng candy and bake sales and sellmg at football games We also had a dance on January 28 whrch we called the Snowball Our prom whrch was held on Aprrl 27 was a brg suceess Its theme was Kmg Neprunes Court and Al Raymond s Orchestra prov1ded the musrc We ftnally came to the year we have all been wartrng for our senror year W1Ih Mrs Lo1s O Brren as our class advrsor Harvey Donaldson and Donna Gloede were lost to Janesvrlle and we also lost Ruth Htnes and Annette Abemathy However we gamed D1ck L1nd from Burlrngton Iowa and Jerry Mundschau a former classmate from Mrlwaukee At our f1rst class meetrng we elected Don Oftedahl Presrdent Paul Davrs v1ce presrdent Donna Seaver secretary and Vrrguua Harvey treasurer We sold bracelets and key charns and we also sold at the basketball games We had a lot of fun especrally when we got off from school legally for two days to sell ads for our yearbook We sponsored the Snowball once agarn also As we confront our prob lems rn later lrfe we wrll look back fondly at the four years we spent rn dear old Sharon Hrgh School 10 I Delores Sprowl, JoEtta Weiher, and Judy Cooper. We gained Donna Gloede from Montello, Wis- . . . ,, , . e Class Wlll We the class of 1957 rn the town of Sharon the County of Walworth and the State of Wrsconsrn bemg ofsound mmd and memory do hereby make publrsh and declare th1s to be our last wlll and testament hereby revokrng any w1l1 or wrlls heretofore made by us We hereby grve dev1se and bequeath our 1nd1v1duaI trarts to those persons so named rn th1s document I DON OFTEDAHL wrll my I L1ke Ike button to Mr B my knowledge of Lake Geneva to Donn1e Rogers and my Job at Val lo w1l1 to Bob Olsen I JUDITH SEATON wrll my happy care free Semor year to any Jumor that could take rt and my love of sweet lrttle Jokes to Dorothy Naumann I DOLORES HAYES wrll my four years of bemg a high school cheerleader to Lynne Jacobs my Bermuds shorts to Mr Hoch and my ab1l1ty to go steady for three years to Sherry Lou Mrller I MARGARET PESTER w1Il my ab111ty to stay out late at mght to V1rg1n1a Ch1sm and my Study Halls to Lynne Jacobs I FUZZ NABER wrll my ab1l1ty to play sports to Bobby Nelson my knowledge of Spanrsh to Mr Hoch and my abrlrty to dnve on the road to Vernon W1l11ams I ANDY JOHNSON w1ll my hotrod to Jrmmy Z1mpher my abrlrty to sleep 1n class to Barbara Gurf my abrl 1ty to do Jumprng Jacks to Al Scovrlle and my ab1l1ty to be on detentzon to Shrrley Twomley I DONNA SEAVER w11I my bashfulness to Donna Foot my natural curly harr to Darrell Hayes and my love of Bermuda shorts to Mrs O Brren I PAUL DAVIS w1l1 my wavy ha1r to Mr B my ab111ty to work to Larry Burns and my ab111ty to get my Book keeprng projects correct the fust trme to Mary Jo Jacobs I IRENE GLADE w1ll my ab111ty to stay out all mght to Lucrlle Schultz my ford to my srster Anna Lee and my ab1l1ty to roll cattle trucks to Charles Johnson I MICHAEL HANNA w1.l1 my specs to Joan Lmd my football ab1I1ty to Tom Greer my love of scrence frctron to Lynne Jacobs and my s1ze ll shoes to Sharon Olsen I DICK LUBIS w1Il my ab1l1ty to stay away from grrls to Darrell Hayes fat least two feetj and my ab1l1ty to control my temper to Mr B I BILL WEBB w1l.l my football ab1l1ty to Tom Greer and all my credrts to Royal Swrnehart I CONNIE HENNIG w1ll my ab1l1ty to dance to Jerry Young my extra werght to Rrta Cemy and my abrlrty to get my boy frrend s car to Sandra Brrllhart I HAZEL SMITH w1ll my abrlrty to eat P1zza to Llnda Mams my ab1l1ty to fall from horses to .Terr Jacobs and my ab111ty to dance to V1rg1.n1a Chrsm I JOAN RUEHLMAN w1ll my sense of humor to JoAnne Mundschau my drrvers lrcense to Bob Olsen and my knowledge of classrcal mus1c to Mr Redmayne I VIRGINIA HARVEY wlll my Republrcan vote to Mr B my drrvers Ircense to Shrrley Voss my abrlrty to speak Spamsh to Carol Grle and my love of lrterature to Mr Redmayne I KENNETH CERNY w1ll my ab111ty to talk loud and fast to Wmnre Foot my ab111ty to play prng pong to Chuck Johnson and my abrlrty to drrve safely to Wrllard Schuld I GERALD MUNDSCHAU w1ll my crew cut to Mr Brzeczkowskl my overalls to Stanley Gtuf and my grrls to Larry Bums I RICHARD LIND w1ll my hoodoo Studebaker to B111 Rabehl my tm soldrer style dancmg and rntractable feet to Donna Foot and my detentron record to Beverly Klumph As a class we wrll our ab1l1ty to make money to the Juruors our ab1l1ty to be well behaved to the Sophomores and our amb1t1on to the Freshman In wrtness whereof we the Class of 57 the testators have set our hand and seal hereto th1s day of May rn the year of our Lord one thousand mme hundred and frfty seven 419755 DONALD OFTEDAHL PRES Seal Slgned sealed publrshed and declared as and for therr last wrll and testament by the Class of 57 the above named testators ln the presence of each other have subscrrbed our names hereto as wrtnesses on the day and year last aforesard Mr E V Hoch Prm Wrtness Mrs Lots O Bnen Wrtness ll O 1 1 1 1 Y I I f I I ' . ,, . ,, . 1 1 - '1 1 .. - . 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 . ,, ,, . . . . 1 , I ' I . ,, ,, . . . . . . . - 1 , 1 1 , . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' '1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 . 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' 1 Class Prophecy I Mr Brzeczkowskr when vrsrtrng New York had an unusual experrence I met of all people Andrew John son who was gomg to be on the S64 000 questron On seeing Andrew memorres of the class of 1957 plagued me However currousrty getting the best of me I asked Andy what had happened to those sprrrted students After abrref drscussron rn which Andrew told me hrs category was Safe Drrvrng Technrques because he was traffrc Commrssroner of New York State and had Just recerved a medal for bemg the frrst man to beat Lrberace rn a drag race m reverse he told me that he kept pretty well rn touch wrth the rest of the class He revealed that Ken Cemy had been elected to congress rn 1960 but after talking for 30 days and nights m a frlrbuster attempted to hold a bill down that was bemg passed to outlaw the dictionary had to retire from tired vo cal cords Drck Lubrs was a very successful doctor I learned rn fact he was so good Andy sard that he gave week ly demonstrations of hrs operations on televrsron each week on Medic blindfolded Margaret Pester had Just won the Miss Unrverse trtle for the thrrd trme rn a row and was consrderrng several movre contracts from every movre makrng company tn the world Just then a call came from the TV studio that Andrew was supposed to go there for rehearsals He told me that rf I came back rn an hour we would resume our drscussron Walking down Marn Street I ptcked up a paper and was startled to read Naber breaks all scorrng records rn bold headlines Wonderrng rf that was the same Norbert fuzz Naber that was such a whrz at sports rn school I looked further down the column and to my deltght saw that Naber was at the Statler Hotel m New York Grabbrng a cab I wluzzed over there Just to catch lum and hrs Manager gomg rnto therr room Naturally rt was the same old Fuzz and he was extremely glad to see me So glad was he to see me that he threw a chart at me rn hrs ex crtement After seerng Fuzz I could well understand why he was breaking all records He had grown to a height of '7 feet '7 mches and had to kneel down to get mstructrons from lus 5 feet 2 rnches Manager Norbert sard that he had heard from trme to trme that Gerry Mundchau was the frrst Barber to give a crewcut rn one quick stroke Gerry rt seems had rnvented a scoop hke apparatus that fitted the cranrum and could be adJusted to frt anyone s head It took one pass to cut one s harr all off or half off It also told me that Don Oftedahl had Just run the three minute different breed of two headed chrckens Hrs chrckens were proclarmed across the land for therr squawkrng whrch could be heard rn the furthermost comets of Asra Paul Davis had become an Afrrcan explorer but rt seems that on one of hrs Safarr s he got lost and was never seen again It has been reported however that he was seen from trme to trme swrngmg through the trees wrth the monkeys Vtrgmra Harvey had Just taken over Betty Crocker s Job at General Mrlls Fuzz sard She won the honor wrth her excellent recrpes for toasted grasshopper and frred rattlesnake meat It all of the other developments surprrsed me none was so surprising as to End that Joan Ruehlarnn Dolores Hayes and Judy Seaton were wrth the Bamum and Barley Circus wrth an Acrobatrc act It seems they performed ten feet above the groturd wrthout a net lt must take nerve Isard to myself After leamrng that Irene Glade was suspended from Nursrng dutres at Mumcrpal Hospital when she lost control when she saw the surgeon had started operating because she sard everythrng looked so good Fuzz told me of Drck Lind s success as a Hrstorran Drck was breng heralded for hrs recent historical drscovery on the fact that rt wasn I tea that was thrown rn the water at the Boston Tea Party but Kool Aid Connre Hennrg really had rt made I grress She was running a home for reJected lovers She made qurte a pro profit on rt too because persons Jrlted rn love will pay anything to forget and Conrue was takrng advantage of rt Brll Webb unfortunately hasn t been too successful After lus neck breakrng fhght from New York to Los An geles at a speed of 180 000 M P H rn hrs Prper Cub rt seems as he was landrng the wrngs folded and the auto matrc parachute release farled and he hrt the grotmd wrth a bang On last reports he was recovermg raprdly From all rndrcatron he wants to try and break hrs former neck or record Hazel Smrth lrved up to her name at last She rs running a Blacksmrth Shop in the nuddle of New York Just for old trmes sake To help her she employed Donna Seaver to help lrft the heavy werght Last I heard they were do ing a boomrng busrness Fuzz concluded After hearing these accounts of the 1957 Seniors I realrzed that none of them had ever gotten marrred But I drsrnrssed this off as they probably still don t see eye to eye wrth the opposite gender All in all rt was a breathtak mg experrence and after fuuslung my busrness fwhrch was gettmg a new toupee Q I started back home wrth the satisfaction that Ihad helped create all thrs rn the Senror Class of 1957 12 mile and was trying for the two. Mike Hanna it seems had finally bought out the Chicken Farm and was growing a r,.. STANDING: Mr. Brzeczkowski, advisor, Bob Olsen, Larry Burns, Stanley Guif, Maynard Webb, Bill Rabehl, Dick DeVoy, Irwin Baker, Ron DeVine, Bob Daniels, Don Rogers, Winnie Foot. SITTING clockwise: Al Scoville, Jean Lubis, Betty Daniels, Lucille Schulz, Carol Gile, Shirley Voss, Mar- cella Miller, Virginia Chism, Jeriann Jacobs, Mary Jo Jacobs, Marcia Baier. J u niors The Junior class consists of 21 studentsg 10 boys and ll girls. They worked very hard on their prom this year, selling at football games and several other pro- jects to make enough money to present the biggest event of the year. Their Homecoming float copped first prize and it was entitled We Vote For Sharon . It was a big success. CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Brzeczkowski, advisorg Lucille Schulz, treasurerg Don Rogers, presidentg Maynard Webb,vice-president: Jeriann Jacobs, secretary. 13 FIRST ROW: Darrell Hayes, Linda Mains, Chuck Benedict, Anna Glade, Vera Kuhnke, Rita Cerny. SECOND ROW: Willard Schuld, Sandra Brillhart, Joan Lind, Donna Foot, Sherry Miller, Louise Milrnine, Joanne Mundschau. THIRD ROW: Richard Roehling, Jim Wheel- er, Jim Haeberlin, Junior Gray, Beverly Klumph, Carole Erkfritz. FOURTH ROW: Advisor Mr. Redmayne, Richard Rogers, Jerry Young, Leslie Schroeder. Sophomores Twenty-eight pupils comprise the sassy Sophomore class this year. They are very proud of the fact that they are the largest class in the high school. The class is working very hard preparing for their Prom next year, which will probably be the last one at Sharon High School. Their advisor is Mr. Redrnayne, a new teacher here this year. Class officers: Darrell Hayes, Vice Presi- dent, Joan Lind, Treasurer, Anna Glade, President, Mr. Redmayne, Advisor, Chuck Johnson, Secretary. Mr. McNulty is their class advisor. President, Lynne Jacobs, Vice President, Sherry Olsen, Secretary, Marie Krauseg Treasurer, Virden Webb. 'e- 0 FIRST ROW Clara O'Leary, Carole Grldemerster, Barbara Gulf, Tom Greer, Sherry Olsen, Dons Kottke SECOND ROW Royal Swmehart, Vrrden Webb, Mernll Webb, John Thorson, Jim Zrrnpher, Lynne Jacobs, Barbara Bray THIRD ROW Dorothy Naumann, Charles Chrsm, Beverly Schulz, Shirley Twornley, Mane Krause FOURTH ROW Class Advisor, Mr McNulty, David Krause, Bob Nelson, Bob Goff, Mary Beth Olsen Fresh men This year Lhe freshmen class consists of 11 boys and 11 girls, for an over all total of 22. Q :HI-J, ,,, , Eighth Grade STANDING: Eugene Wheeler, John Ehle, Wayne Huff, Mr. Greig, advisor, Linda Hanna. FIRST ROW: Don Harvey, Bob Goff, Jim Grant, John Schmck, Loren Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Theron Amborn, Patrick O'Leary, Cathy Cochran, Darlene Hayes, Carolyn Dangerfield. THIRD ROW: Bill Oates, Conrad Shanks, Juanita Lowry, Ron Wiffenback, Torn Willis. FOURTH ROW: Harry Stoll, Alan Kjelland, Ken Jackson, Susanne Benedict and Sharon Ross. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Elaine Dibble, Nancy Love, Susan Jacobs, Larry Weeks, Richard Kottke. SECOND ROW: Carol Skallish, Jim Erclcfritz, Wilfred Glade, Bill Cerny, David Zell. THIRD ROW: Julia Abemath Lucille Haeberlin Wa e Peters Jean Weber Dick Haeberlin. FOURTH ROW: Ma - Y YD Y beth Fergu,son, Betty Jo Hanna, Sandra Aberhathy, Nancy,DeVoy, Cathy Baker. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Gray, Ron Ditzenberger, Bill Lind, Bob Bollinger, Sharon Kuhnke, Shirley Pester. STAND- LNG: Marvin Olsen, Theodore Schulz, Mrs. Hodan, advisor, Judy Dietrich. lb its .x4cfiui fied 1. w. Mixed Chorus o,,n,rm ,O FIRST ROW V Harvey,B Danlels J Lind M Krause J Mundschau A. Glade, J Ruehlman J Seaton B Schulz D Foot D Naumann M Pester S lhllhardt M Olsen and the DIIBCIOI Mrs Robert Olsen SECOND ROW C G11e, D Hayes S Twomley B Hay L. Jacobs S Olsen, B lGumph L M1lm1ne,D Kottke R Cerny C Erkfltz L. Mams V Chasxn V Kuhnke S Voss THIRD ROW D DeVoy R Olsen avls Scovllle C Mledema FOURTH ROW M. Webb D I-Iayes T Greer J Zxmpher V Webb B Nelson M W ebb I Baker J Jacobs B Gurf, S Mrller C Glldemelster D Krause K. Cerny B Webb Mrs Lois O Brien accompamst at the P13110 Bond FIRST ROW J Mundschau B Danlels C Bollinger D Naumann,J Fxckfntz S Gulf N Love S Olsen SECOND ROW J Jacobs, K. Baker, M. Ferguson, R Olsen J Schrock S Ross, T Glle T Arnborn B Mundschau, W Peters, T Nagel, K. Jackson B Gulf D Seaver THIRD ROW K Morrlson S Naumann C Lowry, A. Dresser, L. Weeks A Kjelland BACK ROW G Jackson Z Hyndmann D Zell K Cerny S Twom1ey,B Ra.beh1,J Wheeler, R DeV1ne,I Baker. . 1 V l M . vw il. W ' ' ,Q I N ' Sl r 2, P . ,' . .L V. , . , V . I 1 1 I , f A s 1 . J i : . . ' , . ' , .. , . , . . , . : . . . ,. . u , . , , . . , . . w. Fooz, li. DeVir:e,.J. Ferghson, c. Bknedicf, of Lind R. Lzrbis, L. Bums, G. Mrmdsehad, P. D ,'A. , r ' ' : 9 ' 1 ' s ' Q 1 ' 1 ' 1 .' ' Z . , 1 1 , . '. . I , . . I , . , , . . . I I ' C : . , . ' , . ' , . , ' , . Z, . , . . : . .. , . , . . ,. . , . . . , . , . . : . , . , . , . .I : . , . , . , . , Spamsh Club Ken Cerny Norbert Naber V1rg1n1a Harvey, Mr Brzeczkowslu Joan Ruehlman, Mxke Hanna and Don Ofte dahl Forensics all-QL .--...X ian, l 'K 'Wii 'ia 'Q xx' Bob Olsen, Dorothy Naumann, Shlrley Twomley, Mr Redmayne, Coach, V1rg1n1a Harvey, Barbara Culf, Sharon Olsen, Joan Ruehlman and Mlke Hanna 19 . f h Q A P.:-ff F .Vf Y 4 'V .- gi 3 '55 .- 4' 1 KA 4 A I , V. k 1 ,an . . . - ' , 3 , , . .. . .y . - . ' N K 1 f If .N A f 'D 4 ' v 3 1 f ' I pf' G? Q 3' Y. A N, A ' N. ' x I ,Q h ' , - - I 0 I . ! f -, , 4 x r -'-. . Sharpcm 653-1 -1+ FIRST ROW R Olsen, W Foot B DHDIEIS, C Gxle, L. Burns R DeV1ne SECOND ROW M Baler M Jacobs J Jacobs, M. Mlller J Mundschau S Voss,V Chlsm L Schulz J Lubls, and Mr McNulty, ad vlsor THIRD ROW A Scovllle N Naber,l Baker S Gmf D DeVoy M. Webb D Rogers J Zlmpher B Danlels, B Rabehl Camera Club Q 0 0 vt 4.55m FIRST ROW: D. DeVoy, A. Johnson, M. Hanna, K. Cerny, C. Miedema. SECOND ROW: N. Naber, B. Guif C. Erkfitz, I. Baker, and Mr. McNulty, advisor. THIRD ROW: S. Olsen, L. Jacobs, S. Twomley, A. Glade, D. Naumann, M. Olsen. Student Council I ,x- Mr Brzeczkowskr advrsor Larry Burns J1m I-Iaeberlm Mxke Hanna Virgrma Harvey and Dolores Hayes Llbraruons Sharon Olsen, Robert Olsen, Darrell Hayes, Chuck Johnson and Mr. Hoch, advisor. ll THEKINGANDQUEHNI Junior Prom 'I956 The theme of our prom was King Neptune's Court. The gym was decorated to look like under the sea. The murals were scenes of fish, frogmen, mermaids, and the sea floor. The main colors were blue and green. The center of attraction was the treasure chest. Fuzzy Naber reigned as king and he chose Joan Ruehlrnan to be his queen. Punch girl and boy were Kathy Cochran and Bill Oates. Crown- bearers were Patsy Jackson and Danny Briggs. The Grand March was at 10:30 P.M. The new king and queen were crowned and then promenaded around the gym followed by last years king and queen, Dick Lubis and Marie Haeberlin and members of the court who were, from the Freshman Class: Anna Glade and Darrell Hayes, Chuck Benedict and Sherry Miller: From the Sopho- more class: Bob Olsen and Carolee Grendlund, Dick DeVoy and Winifred Footg from the Junior class: Mike Hanna and Virginia Harvey, Carl Johnson and Annette Abemathyg and from the Senior class: Tom Rainey and Jill Jacobs, and Bill walley and Hazel Smith. Music was furnished by A1 Raymond's Orchestra. 22 THE CORONATION MIKE HANNA Bookwcrm DICK LUBIS Most Popular Boy Most Athletxc Boy Best Boy Sport DOLORES HAYES Most Popular Gul Most Attractlve Glrl MARY JO JACOBS MARCIA BAIER Best Girl Sport Most Athletic Girl LUCILLE SCHULZ ,H LESLIE SCHROHDER Most Bashful Girl ' Most Bashful BOY O PAUL DAVIS JOAN RUE!-ILMAN Best Dressed Boy Most Talented Student Semor Most L1ke1y To Succeed Best Dressed Gul VIRGINIA HARVEY KHSINETH CERNY Most Helpful G1r1 Most Helpful Boy LARRY BURNS JUDY SMTON Handsomest Boy wr, Sharpest Gal Sharpest Guy I - 1 , X X , , Snaps SSM, 555 ii Q I . P run' 1 Q. X :manage A-ww Ns- 3 ? 'ff' 5221 Us .qii 1.5 1 '1' 'fr l A wg I 1 . 6 Y X ' V . 6 0 Q f , f I f E I . Q ? 1 Q f K N ,AA A In XV .Ll , 4 i v ..-M .. 1,,, ' vfwrm mx H -1v1- if ' V -e A 55 'fi Aw 'Q QA3 W , 5 I ' 4 x f 5' Q J I . hh V , A H -1, 1 l f I' A , , 1 3 'l' is V, is , ' ' , 4 Lk k N 3 6 Er , L. ' '- I I' V Z A M' M 5 ., . -, jd.:-i ' , ..1. l a 7 V, K 1' 'if ' J Af, yll W ,. RHI' ' . 4 . . Q ' i I . :J-A - 4 A ' ... ff. I x' ' Q! gf f 'ff N . A 5 , 4 ' --. 33:1 , ,af vw' 5u.., N3 -'-S jf' qgsv' HDV. , rv, eficd 11 Q,-I 1957 Football Co Champs FIRST ROW Andy Johnson, Butch Baker, Ron DeV1ne, B111 Webb, B111 Rabehl STANDING Dlck De voy, lgrck Lubrs, Larry Bums, D1ck Lmd, Don Rogers, Mlke Hanna, Fuzzy Naber, Don Oftedahl, Stan Gulf, Coac Hoch Th1s year was really a swell season for the Panthers In fact they made HISIOIY The Pan thers were co champlons along w1th Hebron and Rrchmond and recerved a trophy Then season ended wrth 6 wrns and one loss whrch was the day of thelr Homecommg Congratulatrons to our hard playrng Panthers! Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon VJ11113I'I1S Bay Hebron Genoa C1ty Palmyra Richmond Whrtewater Darlen 28 145 Champs ln Achon ww.. X 4th Down Punt It s Off' Pass From Center Loyal Fans Volces Are R1ng1ng' vi '9 . . , . 'Til 1 'zij' :HQ xifffv q'3 , ' , ,, X, ,I 4 . f - 'K N 15,5 g , , b .. qt . -1-if . 1-1. Y V1 F ' f -gg: . - HQ- I ,..-. , - A - A I .Nh ,A Y 4-.R gf .Q f A v , R 'A' ,- ' s. ' . 1 -. ' A-., 'w'-f v 'L ' V . -, , Av ., ,ug N .4 I - G, nr f .rx 'Y x,,, v Q.- Y , Q 1 .XV , gg.. '- ' , : . ' ' if :f?5'x' -?' f'-mhfs. , L - ' . ' .ii ?'Q'!L-- ., ' i - . X ' ' ., I 2 - fr YQ X4 -ftff -K aku--sm V4.k L X ' g, ff' 5,6 wig: -? 4 j ' V - Aww Q' nw: , , I A xg... - ',:f', , '-A , -Eg., , . -nw' F fn' ' .. pa' II ll ' ' ' , y Lettermen UQ FIRST ROW Mlke Hanna, B111 Webb, Norbert Naber STANDING Donald Oftedahl, Larry Burns, Stan Gulf Andy Johnson, Donald Rogers, Butch Baker, Dick Lubis, Ron DeV1ne Junlor Varslfy Football I Di if h lp FIRST ROW-- 'Butch Baker, Merrill Webb, Jim Haeberlin John Thorson, Tom Greer, Jim Zimpher. SECOND ROW--Virden Webb, Bob Nelson, David Krause Jack Ferguson, Carl Mredema, Chuck Benedict, T. A. Brzeczkowski, Coach. 30 I-IOMECOMING COURT: FIRST ROW: Virginia Harvey, Queen Jeriann Jacobs, Carol Gile. SECOND ROW: Andy Johnson, King Bill Webb, Fuzz Naber, Dick DeVoy. THIRD ROW: .1955 King Dick Lubis, Don Oftedahl. Homecoming 1956 Homecoming October 12, 1956 was a bright cheerful day despite a loss to Richmond -Burton High School. It was our first and only loss of the season and a hard fought game. There was a fine parade in the afternoon with first prize going to the Jolly Juniors . Their float was an election year theme We'll Vote For Sharon , Second prize went to the Sophomores for their float Beat 'Em featuring a giant mix-master. Third prize went to the Seniors, their float was Wheel Win with a huge wheel as the center attraction. The dance was a big success. Bill Webb was crowned King and Jeriann Jacobs was his Queen, Music was furnished by Three Sharps and a Flat from Clinton. ill Snaps ...W-J' IR. lk., 1 '. 32 Basketball VARSITY: From left to right: Don Oftedahl, Ron De Vine, Mike Hanna, Butch Baker, Bob Olsen, Jack Ferguson Don Rogers Dlck LUb1S Fuzz Naber In Back Coach Hoch Charles Chxsm SECOND ROW Carroll Gxldemerster, Chuck Benedlct Stan Gulf Don Rogers Jack Fer guson Bob Olsen JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Tom Greer, Danell Hayes, Merill Webb, Butch Baker, Jim Haeberlin, Panthers in Action The Sharon Panthers have only won two conference games so far and lost mght They have had bad luck thrs year They have lost most of theu' games by only a shm margm One thmg that we can say for them rs that every body that on the team has worked hard and they work as a team They have had more splut then any team for qlllte some time! 34 d 1 T W , , m ' 1 ' -I . 1 ' V ' ' Y , . S Club Officers Mike Hanna Vice President- Mr Hoch advisor' Dolores Hayes, Secretary- Fuzz Naber President' Larry Burns Treasurer Cheerleaders Sherry M111er, Lynn Jacobs Dolores Hayes, Jernann Jacobs, Hazel Smlth H ! l ' I D 7 I I , . , . Snaps 'Q-4 ! i ...-- 'Ugg-:rg 'X san 'F ,dns -sg sq 36 5 1 , N , 2, V . -5, - . Yu, x fy ' ' Q' . f Y I 4 , ,- , Q- 1 X Fwd- ' A7 'f if ' ,Am wg. , Nga MA ' ' ff- .' N ' rf . , - wg l, s ' ':-Tl - .J ' s... ' 1'-A1 if -P g .1 4 Q - .' Y' ' 35A ' 1 A C. ' fv ,, . .f 'I Q14 -,fa f,L:,:g1v cw,,4: Ql? K I ,r 2' 1 Af!! . 'T l ' ' f -4:41 ' ' I . x V fx ,D ' . A' K lb . n 5- ' . I' .J ' Z X Q, . Q v V , ' a , fx ' Q1 I ' x v fl X I 5 If ff - , .id , Tiff JANESVILLE GAZETTE-WCLO yo., MORE . . . 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