Sheboygan Falls High School - Pangissin Yearbook (Sheboygan Falls, WI)

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Miss Andersen's Horneroom BETTY HANSEN Student Council Representative Mrs. Christensen's Homeroom fam un Iunior Homerooms NEIL PAYNE Student Council Representative 55, Mr. Christensens Homeroom X MARLENE KLOPF Student Council Representotive H4

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ROW l, L to R1 K. Schaap, R. Dassow, I. Thierfelder, R. Kel- ler, W. Schneider, C. Scroggins, N. Payne, S. Lev, R. Parker, R. Brown. ROW Z: C. Moore, B. Krause, K. Salter, B. Lev, K Enders, N. Geltemeyer, I, Wingert, F. Lartz, D. Hahn, M Klopf, M. Schroeder, M. Harms, I. Rau, Miss Andersen. ROW 3: Mrs. Christensen, I, Wackett, D. Walter, P. Parsche, C. Krueger, N. Bassuener, I. Boeldt, E. Damrow, I. Drossel, L. Boye, C. Pitsch, B. Schuessler, V. Ehren, I. Kriedler, I. Krets- chmann, C. Bahlow, Mr, Christensen. ROW 4: K. Prange, R. Pool, I. Paskiet, I. Kelm, E. Schneider, S. Landsverk, W. Mueller, K. Theobald, R. Messner, D. Gross, D. Gallagher, B. Matheson, B. Humphrey, C. Brendel, B. Hansen, B. Bah- low. ROW 5: G. Schmidt, A. Debbink, K. Vanlingen, G. Fahl I, Huibregtse, R. Resop, H. Gamb, V. Hoppe, B. Anger, E. Goeddeke, I. Tall, H. Daane, R. Schroeder, M. Walvoord, D. Gabrielse, L. Bigler. NOT ON PICTURE: I. Preder, I. Rosan- dich. 1 N M941 WI my I - '-91 Iuniors Q 3' U' 6 auf we Vw ...Z aff. If 3 4'2- ' 1 . . f President ........ ,. .... Henry Doane s , if H 4 Vice-President ..... ........ V , . ...... Iudy Rau DK 49 P Secretary ........ .......... ' . . .Carol Krueger -' 7 'Q' ' Treasurer ......... .............. W ayne Mueller ,gg Dr 4- iii Student Council. . , . ..... Betty Hansen, Neil Payne, 'Y-of MW Q! 4 Marlene Klopf ved 6, X ,Aft Af s. , '1'4!Q i Q, T541 el 4 sf gr 'Ve 5'-1 ' Q, With enthusiasm and high hopes the class of '57 entered their junior year of hoolfciav The members of the class started a money earning campaign by selling retreshme at ra two football games and sponsoring the dances after the games. Poof There Goes Plymouth denoting Plymouth's defeat was a very appropriate themgwfv for the homecoming float. Marlene Klopf was the honored junior attendant. Jyl, The juniors were well represented in athletics with many boys participating in toot- ball, basketball, and track. Five members of the cheerleading squad were members of the 5, junior class. The juniors looked forward to the prom with apprehension and excitementfg, ' Mrs. Christensen, Mr. Christensen, and Miss Andersen were the advisers for the junior ' x 'ju class. u..f'g 552 I . - . .' 'fs

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ROW l, L to R: R. Gahagan, D. Allen, M. Montaba, R Henseleit, A. Niemuth, B. Rudebeck, D. Du Mez, C. Willad- sen, W. Kuhlow, I. Kuplic, ROW 2: V. Holden, M. Schils, I Stout, L. Schmitt, S. Kahl, B. Wells, K. Roehre, I. Putz, E Evanoff, I. Allen, G. Putz, D. Eick, A. Humphrey, C. Lex, P Scholten, R. Guse, D. Kuhlow, ROW 3: Miss dobson, B. Mc lntosh, B. Gutche, I. Resop, G. Seehaver, I. Ehren, M. Budahn N. Gallagher, K. l-lefling, W. Widder, R. Schwonek, A. Mat thias, P. Gall, R. Schulz, M. Gabrielse, K. Fenner, N. Fenner, Mrs. Prasher, ROW 4: Mr. Wittwer, S. Thill, M. Guenther, A Anders, B. Vander Veen, S. Allen, L. Strean, I. Krueger, S Schilling, C. Wensink, B. Sejba, I. Mohnsam, C. Van Dix horn, I. Schorer, K. Kelly, N. l-loegger, K. Richter. ROW 5: I Karls, L. Beck, T. Theune, W. Simonich, A. Federwisch, L Kalmerton, D. Moioffer, T. McCue, P. Grotenhuis, I. Boldt, I Hildebrand, l-l. Van Dixhorn, D. Klemme, I. Van Wyk, G Goedde, K. Baumann. Sophomores Class Officers President. . .... . . . ................ Bernard Rudebeck Vice-president .... . . ..... Kathleen Fenner Secretary ......... ....... .... ....... K or y lene Hefling Treasurer ............................. Renate Schulz Student Council ....... Iames Kuplic, Nancy Gallagher, Renate Schulz lmpatiently the mightly sophomores waited for September 29. This was the day of in- itiation. Freshmen were seen loaded down with books, hurrying from one room to the next. Very unusual clothing was worn by all. When they met a sophomore they were ordered to repeat this rhyme: I am a freshman so lowly and small, You are a sophomore so stately and tall, l grant your wishes on bended knee, Tell me, master, what bid you of me? During the afternoon program extraordinary talents, never before known, were discovered. Bernard Rudebeck and Iack Boldt were masters of ceremony. Special attractions were the Terror of Highway lOl and a cave woman who imitated Marilyn Monroe. The next very much anticipated event was that of Homecoming at which Betty Vander Veen had the honor of receiving the Little Brown Iug. The slogan was Devour the Big Cheese. A mouse eating cheese represented Falls devouring Plymouth. The class of '58 was well represented in athletics, music, forensics, and most other ex- tra-curricular activities. Several boys received letter jackets in football and basketball. Mr. Wittwer, Mrs. Prasher, and Miss Dobson were our patient and willing advisers. To them we owed the success of our sophomore year.