Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

In Memoriam The Senior Class of Spencer High School dedicates the 1957 yearbook to a beloved friend and classmate, Donald Bluhm, who drowned on June 2l±, 1956. We dedicate this ROCKET to him, a respected student of our entire school Administration DONALD ANDERSON JEAN ZOGG English Social Problems JAMES HICKS Agriculture Chemistry PHILIP E. MYOTT Principal F A C U L T Y CHRISTOPHER SCHNEIDER Football Coach Science-Phy Ed MARGARET GORKE English Social Science O ROBERT HECK Music PHANK PERRI English World Geography ALICE STEINER Home Economics Phy Ed MARY PIETROWIAK Commercial GRADE TEACHERS Seated L. to F. Standing L. Miss Kleinheinz, Second Grade; Mr. Galler,Sixth Grade; Mr. Ystad, Eighth Grade; Mrs. Stevens, Seventh Grade, to R.: Mrs. Ehrike, Third Grade; Mrs. Andree, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Witte, Second Grade. Mrs. Karau Seventh Grade First Semester Mrs. Spindler Fourth Grade SECRETARY Mrs. Fristad Mrs. Wiedenhoeft First Grade BOARD OF EDUCATION E. Thuss, President; E. Reinholz, Treasurer; Mrs. E. Driscoll, Clerk; R. Toltzman, Director; V. Luepke, Director. Judy Ivacic, Minnie Bruesewitz, Shirely Heisler, Bonnie Norum, Elnora Guilluame, Isabelle Wachholz Ron Koepke, Jim Gropp Arnold Oelrich Doneld Hebert Ladis Chizek Ray Griepentrog Louis Dering Standing: B. Sook, F. Seefeldt, M. Karau, E. Karau, D. Lindner, J. Neuenfeldt, J. Bymers, R. Vanderhoof W, Griepentrog, Mrs. Pletrowiak, M. Maxwell. Seated: D. Miller, Y. Ringquist, K. Nielsen, E. Sternitsky, L. Oberle. Editor............F. Seefeldt. Ad Solicitors....� W. Griepentrog, J. Neuenfeldt, J. Bymers, K. Nielsen. Ad Layout.........B. Vanderhoof, D. Lindner. Ad Art Work......� Y. Ringquist. Subscriptions.....E. Karau, D. Miller, Y. Ringquist. Typists...........Office Practice Class. Photographer......M. Maxwell. ANNUAL ADVISOR Mrs. Pletrowiak Left to Right: L. Oberle, B. Sook, P. Seefeldt, Mrs. Pletrowiak, M. Karau, E. Sternitsky, K. Nielsen. Seniors GERALD BELOW Jerry Twinkle, twinkle, athletic star; what a bashful boy you are—at times. Football Basketball Volleyball Baseball S Club Officer F.F.A. Basketball Forensics Class Play 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U ------U 1-2---- 1------ 1-2---- JUDITH BYMERS Judy Full of fun, full of zing; she's a peppy little thing. Cheerleader --2-3-U Glee Club —2-3-U Class Play -3— F.H.A. 1-2-3-U President --U MARION DOMMER She hasn't been with us long, but so far we like her fine. Transferred from Pierce Nebraska U F.H.A. U RODNEY FISCHER Rock Bashful and shy— oh, what a lie. Football 1---3-U S Club 3-U F.F.A. 1-2-3-U DHIA Award —2----- Volleyball 1---3-- HAROLD FLEISCHMAN He who sitteth upon a tack, yea, he shall rise Band 1-2-3— F.F.A. 1-2-3-U DHIA Award 1-2---- ROBERT FREEMAN Bob It's great to be alone, especially when there 1 with you. Band Basketball S Club Volleyball Football F.F.A. Basketball a girl 1------ —2-3-U ......U 1-2-3-U -.....U l------ i------ DONALD FRITSCH Don I might do something sensational yet I Football 1-2-3— Basketball —2------ Volleyball 1-2-3-U GERALD GAMBLE Jerry Some think the world was made for fun and frolic--so do I. Transferred from Mary- heart 1------- Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1------- F.F.A. 1-2-3-U « ELROY GENETT r All work and no fun is no life for me. Football --2----- F.F.A. 1-2-3-U Basketball --2----U i WILMER GRIEPENTROG Grip Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. F.F.A. 1-2-3-)� . Secretary lj Basketball 1-2-3-U DHIA Award 1------- Volleyball 1-2-3-U Annual Staff 1� JAMES GROPP Jim I've got a mind of my own and it takes more than a teacher to change it. Football Captain Basketball S Club President Baseball F.F.A. 1-2-3-U ......U 1-2---- 1-2-3-U ......U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U Sentinel —2----- Vice President -------3— President U DHIA Award 1------ F.F.A. Basketball 1-2-3-U Class Play ----3— Class Officer Vice President 1-------- President U CHARLES HOLTERMAN Chuck I don t think 11m good looking, but what's ny opinion against the rest of the Football Basketball Baseball Volleyball S Club Annual Staff world. 1-..... 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U ......U MINNIE KARAU 'Minn The harder I try to be good, the worse I get. Cheerleader 1---- F.H.A. 1— Glee Club 1-2-3-U Forensics 1-2-3-U Class Play 3-- Class Officer Treasurer 3— Prom Court 3— Homecoming Queen --------U Annual Staff U ELMER KARAO More study would have interferred with my education. Football 1-2 Basketball —2 Volleyball 1-2-3-U S Club -2-3-U Vice President u Class Officer Secretary u F.F.A. 1-2 Basketball 1 Prom King 3— Baseball —2—U Annual Staff u RONALD KOEPKE Ron I want to be bashful but the girls won't let me. Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3— Baseball 1-2-3-U Volleyball S Club Homecoming King F.F.A. Treasurer Basketball Class Officer Treasurer 1-2-3-U —2-3-U ......u 1-2-3-U ......U 1-2-3-U MABLE KRUEGER May Bell Quiet? You should know her better. Glee Club 3-U F.H.A. 1-2-3-U Secretary U DARRELL LINDNER After four years of faithful service, I'm layed off. Band 1-2--- Class Officer Treasurer U Volleyball 3-U Baseball 3-U Annual Staff U MARJORIE LUEFKE Margie Her mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere. Glee Club 1-2-3-U F.H.A. 1----3“U NORMAN MAXWELL Max The time is dull, but I shall sharpen it. Transferred from Evanston, Illinois —2-- Football --2-3-- F.F.A. --2--U Class Officer Vice President -3-- Forensics —2-3-U Volleyball --2-3-t Artnual Staff U DIANE MILLER Dinie Variety is the spice of life: don't try cne. try them all. Glee Club 1-2-3-U F.H.A. 1-2-3-U Historian 3— Class Officer Vice President 1 Class Play 3__ Queen's Court 1 Prom Court 3-r Annual Staff U JOHN NEUENFELDT He stays awake at night thinking of jokes and spends the next day tell- ing them. Band 1-2-3— Volleyball 1-2-3-U Class Play 3— Baseball 3 U Annual Staff U SHIRLEY NEUMANN In school a quiet lass she seems to be, but who knows if it's true when she's free? Glee Club 1-2-3-U F.H.A. —2-3-U KARIN NIELSEN She laughs with the world, has a good time, with a song on her lips, and a man on her mind. Band 1-2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3-U Pep Band 1-2-3-U F.H.A. 1-----U Prom Queen 1------- Queen's Court --2----- Class Officer Treasurer 1------- President --2----- Double Trio --2-3-U Annual Staff U LORETTA OBERLE She looks like an an- gel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Transferred from Thorp —2---- F.H.A. —2-3-U Glee Club ----3— Annual Staff U JAMES OBERLE With graceful step he walks the street, and smiles at all the girls so sweet. Transferred from Thorp —2—- P.F.A. 3-1+ Basketball 14. JERRY OELRICH Now and then within my brain. I think a thought. F.F.A. 1-2---- Basketball 1-2--i| WAYNE PETERSON He's on time--once in a while. YVONNE RINGQUIST Never a devil, but far from a saint. Glee Club 1-2-3-U Queen's Court -3-- Class Officer Secretary —2----- F.H.A. 1-2-3-U Treasurer I4. Annual Staff J4. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE SYLVESTER RIZZI Silver Small, but so is a stick of dynamite. P.F.A. 1-2-3-14. Basketball —2------ ROBERT SCHWANTES Bob Silently through the halls he goes, what's on his mind, nobody knows. Baseball Manager -----3-- S Club 3-U F.F.A. 1-2-3-U W CHARLES SCHWANTES Charlie I'm going to tell that Einstein a few things. F.F.A. 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Volleyball 1-2-3-U '______ FAYE SEEFELDT Chee-Chee If laughing is good for one's soul, she'll live on forever. Band 1-2-3-U Pep Band —2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3-U Double Trio —2-3-U F.H.A. 1------ Historian 1------ Forensics 1-2-3-U Class Officer President 1--3— Class Play 3— Annual Editor -U D .A .R. Award--------- U BARBARA SOOK Barb I'm a bashful kid, but nobody knows it. Class Play ----3— Queen's Court -----------U F.H.A. 1---14. I - f £ ROGER SOOK Roge Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I just sit. Football 1-2----- S Club —2-3-U F.F.A. 1-2- 3-1+ Basketball Manager —2------ EVEYLY STERNITSKY Eve High school days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights. Glee Club -——-I4. F.H.A. 1+ Annual Staff ij KENNETH STREY Ken Why should I take life seriously? I'll never get out of it alive anyway. Band 1—----- Mixed Chorus 1------ F.F.A. 1-2-3-U Basketball 1---ij. ORIN TOLTZMAN Women are like ele- phants; I like to look at them but I'd sure hate to own one. F.F.A. 1------ Class Officer Vice President ------14- Prom Court ----3— ROBERT VANDERHOOF Bob Women disturb me not. Football Basketball Baseball Volleyball S Club Annual Staff —2-3-U 1-2-3— 1-2-3-H -2-3-14 1-2-3-14 -------U - CLASS MOTTO - Tonight we launch, where will we anchor? Senior Class History On August 31, 1953, a group of U5 shy freshmen met In the assembly of the Spencer Public School for the first time. The main event of our Freshman year was Initiation. The girls had to wear gunny-sack skirts and booties, men's shirts backwards, and ties. The boys wore gunny-sack skirts to their knees, ladles hats, ladies shoes, and make-up. At the end of the Jear when Freshmen noses were counted, there were 2 left. We had a nice year and looked forward to being Sophomores. As Sophomores we began the year by Initiating the Freshmen, and finished it by having dances and raising money for our Junior year. The Junior year kept all 37 of us busy. Our first project was the Junior Class Play on December 8, directed by Mrs. Zogg and entitled, Act Your Age. We thank Mrs. Zogg for making our play a success. The next project was the Junior Prom, which we held on April 21. We chose the theme April Showers. Music was furnished by Howard Sturtz. Elmer Karau and Sharon Waskow reigned as king and queen. With this we climaxed our busy Junior year. The first big event of our Senior year was Homecoming, October 20. Ronald Koepke and Minnie Karau reigned as king and queen. The high school, grades, and organizations entered floats in the parade and our last Homecoming was a huge success. The main class project was the annual, THE ROCKET. We thank Mrs. Pietrowiak for her aid in advising our annual staff. A day we are all looking forward to is the day of our Senior class trip. As we leave to seek our destinies, we would like to say one thing to those we leave behind. Make and keep Spencer High a place to be proud of. The Senior Class '57 ym LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1957� supposedly being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby make and de- clare this to be our last will and testament, witnessed by the following officers of the Senior Class; I, Jerry Below, will my ability to punt to Harry Anderson, I, Judy Bymers, will my natural? black hair to Evelyn Nall. I, Marion Dommer, will my height to Jane Kommers. I, Rodney Fischer, will my dimples to anyone who needs the added attraction. I, Harold Fleischman, will my driving ability to Mrs. Gorke. I, Bob Freeman, will my drivers license to Dick Me Vean. I, Donald Fritsch, will my shoes to Bill Gamble. I, Jerry Gamble, will my hair cut to Alden Laurence. I, Elroy Genett, will my car to Don Martin. I, Wilmer Grlepentrog, will my job as secretary to anyone who will take it. I, Jim Gropp, will all my Marshfield women to anyone with a good pocketbook. I, Charles Holterjnan, will my ability to stay out of the detention hall to David Luepke. I, Minnie Karau, will my study habits to Sanford Moen. I, Elmer Karau, will my co-ordination to Roger Thurs. I, Ron Koepke, will my ability to resist girls to Eddie Fravert. I, Mable Krueger, will my ability to wear my hair in a pony tail to Pat Weis. I, Darrell Linder, will something to somebody, but not much of anything to anybody. I, Marjorie Luepke, will my blond hair to Darlene Rolling. I, Norman Maxwell, will my sideburns to Mr. Anderson. I, Diane Miller, will my night life to anyone who can take it. I, John C. Neuenfeldt, will my ability to crack a joke any time, any place to Phillip Graupner. I, Shirley Neumann, will my quietness in school to Mae Boe. I, Karin Nielsen, will my ability to go steady to Audrey Bechler . I, Loretta Oberle, will my blue eyes to Douglas Fischer. I, James Oberle, will my ability to flunk drivers tests to Joe Oelrich. I, Jerry Oelrich, will nothing to no one. I, Wayne Peterson, will my quiet ways to Ken Stry. I, Yvonne Ringquist, will ray ability to write my daily letters to anyone who can use it. I, Sylvester Rizzi, will my shortness to David Schwantes. I, Bob Schwantes, will my bookkeeping book to any- body who thinks their smart enough to take it I, Charles Schwantes, will my height to Harry Anderson. I, Faye Seefeldt, will my first chair in the trombone section to Ken Graupner for as long as he wants it. I, Barbara Sook, will my short hair to Eugene Boland. I, Roger Sook, will my size to Harry Anderson. I, Evelyn Sternitsky, will my motorcycle driving ability to Roshell Vanderhoof. I, Kenneth Stry, will my Marshfield girls to Eddie Fravert. I, Orin Toltzman, will nothing to no one. I, Bob Vanderhoof, will my curly hair to Joe Oelrich. Underclassmen JUNIORS r % I 4k ,.v “ mm Dianna Anderson Myrna Bruesewitz Audrey Bechler Delmar Bluhm r HIHHH V Vi, ” ' k It i wr Robert Carpenter Sue Koehler Darlene Brtl Edward Pravert V7 Vv.. T ) f . C f M • Darlene Kolling 11 Richard McVean fi! William Neldlein David Luepke Mabel Neumann Kaye Manthe Eldon Lawrence Alice 0'Brian Donald Martin Lincoln Schoolmann Roshell Vanderhoof Orlin Nall Lucille Pischer Rose Schoolmann Ronald Schulz V � Robert Stephens Ellen Vanderhoof S' Thomas Waldhart Sharon Waskow CLASS OFFICERS n • LeRoy Schillinger Jerry Seefeldt - ' Gloria Vanderhoof Carol Weis President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jerry Seefeldt Tom Waldhart Carol Seidl Sharon Waskow M ' Ml V r SOPHOMORES Patricia Albert Mae Boe Kathleen Engel x O I, Jerry Griepentrog $ - - t flkt' flSl sss; “ «?� '■a 4 Eugene Boland Shirley Braun Marjorie Bymers c| ' fchfc Sharon Fischer Rosalie Gamble Janet Genett 0 rs -5 c� fj ttt ■ fB Elnora Guillaume James Hofmann Kenne th Hildebrandt Yvonne Eever y Janice Dietsche xt Patricia Graves Betty Johnson Jane Kommer anford Jaraes Moen Morrow Mary Neidlein Evelyn Nall Marjorie Oestreich Donna Schade Marlene Schoolman David Schwantes ' Pauline Wegner Karen Sook Janice Tippelt Shelby Tremmelling Patricia Weis CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Kenny Graupner Jerry Griepentrog Kenny Hildebrandt Bob Helsten Sandra Verch Rollis Weister FRESHMEN iT-T Harold Anderson r Janet Byrda £5 William Gamble rr J - V i Duane Hanson Taurna Beahm James Faucher i Koger Gannett 7, David Boock , Vvi ikk Douglas Fischer V v Y Philip Graupner Betty Hebert sjwto I Judith I vaclc Shirley Heisler Bonnie Cooet Carol Grlepentrog Oscar Hlldebrandt Robert Karau Patsy Krasselt Thomas Neidlein Karen Schweis3 Betty Kayhart Richard Luepke Bonnie Norum V s. Roger Thurs Kenneth Kenyon Carole Marten Joan Vanderhoof CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Kopp 1 K ’ Corrlne Melienthin Arlyn Schwantes Shirley Weis'' President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Tom Neidlein David Boock Laurna Beahm Grades EIGHTH GRADE Albert, M. Anderson, D. Anderson, R. Andrev:s, S. Barkow, B. Bluhm, G. Braun, S. Brusewitz, J. Bymers, M. ( V r § «► . C' Dietsche, P. Dittner, G. Driscoll, S. Ertl, C. Paucher, M. Flink, B. Hardrath, F. Hardrath, N. Hopftensperger, F. Hopftensperger, s. Huber, D. Huber, N. Ives, D. Kobs, W. Konmer, N. Krueger, R. Lindner, A. Moen, P. Rohloff, S. Schoolman, A • Schwelss, R. Soldi, D. Sook, J- Stargardt, c. Stargardt, B. Stephens, S. Verch, J. Yost, R. A t k. I SEVENTH GRADE Anderson, T Anderson, M Carpenter, C r i: fv a- . - • Vw fTj -'5 ; ' - f 0 0 Vt r c -K V, 0 if r «V ! Nb. t n t r - - dik k � Weis, R. Wenzel, R. Yaeger, J. Cook, S. Dletsche, M. Dittman, G. Penhouse, L. Flelschman, A. Foth, D, Fravert, D. Graupner, J. Graves, M. Hopfensperger, D. Ingham, J. Johnson, W. Kenyon, S. Kibbel, K. Nielsen, E. Norum, D. Nueman, J. Prechm, D. Schade, D, Stargardt, B. Stargardt, L. Tlppelt, D, Toltzman, T. Vanderhoof, D. r I? : •; y ' SIXTH GRADE Anderson, S. Bilgrien, P. Carpenter, J. Cook, K. Cournoyer, J. Dumler, M. Engel, R. Faucher, M. Flelschman, D. Foelsch, M. Frltsch, R. Gardner, M. Heisler, V. Hemmenway, K. Ives, G, Johnson, S. Kenyon, J. Morrison, M. Myott, R. Neidlein, D. Neuenfsldt, B. Neuman, G. O'Brien, G. Schillinger, V, Stephens, Strey, K. D. Wachholz, R. Wenzel, K. Yost, S. FIFTH GRADE Barfnecht, B. Bluhm, J. Braun, Colrud, Dletsch, Fleischman, Fllnk, D. Foth, R. Fuhrman, Galenske, Gamble, Graupner, Hamus, R. Hildebrandt, Huber, Johnson, Johnson, Larson, Luepke, N. Matter, J. Matter, Manthe, Neuman, Nielsen, Prehn, A. Shiro, K. Zogg, J. FOURTH GRADE Bilgrien, J. Cartwright, H. Dumler, G, fl 5 ft _ frs C zz r. p “t ili i fit a r (f • • ’ r T;. V. JF y k (T: ,p r v- jT? - w ia. j� r- v - -v fob Faucher, K. Fenhouse, J. Fravert, D. Fravert, D. £I f) Greipentrog, S, Harger, L. Harger, S. Hebert, S, Hemmenway, B. Hoff, D. Hoffman, R. Kibble, L. Kommers, J. Krause, N, Krause, P. Larson, S. Luepke, T, Marten, D, Matter, J. Morrison, R. Neuenfeldt, B. Picus, E. Schiro, L, Schoolman, J. Schweiss, G. Stargardt, J. Straub, N. Verch, J. to Boock, G. Cournoyer, D. Dietsche, S. Drews, S, Ertl, S. Faucher, R. i Gamble, R. Graupner, C. Greenwald, J. Hildebrant, L. Hopfensperger, L, Ingham, S. THIRD GRADE r r flirt Johnson, P. Keyes, M. Koch, S. Krause, L. Kuehmichel, B. Larson, E. Mellenthin, D, Oelrich, R. Pribbernow, P. Rohloff, C. Schrio, K, Sook, S, Straub, R. Yost, N. SECOND GRADE Anderson, W. Barfknecht, P. Bauer, M. Berger, R. Brusewitz, M. Bruss, K. Carlson, C. Carpenter, J. Dering, D, Dumler, L. Fisher, D. Fuhrman, H, Griepentrog, A. Griepentrog, B. Harger, M. Hebert, B. Hebert, K. Hebert, R. Heiberg, R. Hemmenway, D. Holterman, C. Jacobitz, D. Jensen, C, Keyes, J, Krause, J. Manthe, C. Matter, M, Moen, A. Moen, K. Myott, P. FIRST GRADE Neuman, D. Pilz, R. Pribbermow, L. Ringquist, A. Schwantes, M. Staege, P. Stargardt, S. Stefanowicz, M. Toltzman, D. Weis, J. Weis, N. White, T. Yost, M, Zogg, P. ■ JTj Anderson, K. Barkow, S. Brusewitz, C. Cook, B. Dering, L. Ehlert, C, Fenhouse, M. Fisher, C. Fleischman, D. Gauger, L. Griepentrog, R. Hebert, R. Hemmenway, R. Holterman, K. Hoops, N. Jensen, G, Johnson, 0. Koch, T. Krause, D. Luepke, R. Matter, B. Mellenthin, D. Staege, P. Stargardt, S. Stlelthenphol, J. Wacholz, K. Wacholz, L. Weis, K. Activities Junior Class Play ACT YOUR AGE Angelica (Angy) Goetz------Diane Miller Geraldine (Jerry) Joyce----Barbara Sook Cora--------------------------------Faye Seefeldt Archibald (Gadget) Hoffenflugel, M.M.2c ------Norman Maxwell James Matson, B.M.lc-----------Jim Gropp Helga------------------------------Karin Nielsen Sandra Stone—r----------------------Judy Bymers Western Union Messenger------------Jerry Below Commander Stone-—--------John Neuenfeldt After Angy and Jerry, two teenage girls, carried on correspondence with a couple of sailors (because it was their civic duty ) the whole house was thrown into an uproar when letters announced the boys were coming on a weekend pass. Gadget, the brain of the sailor team tried to prolong their leave by saying they were going to be married, but he didn't count on the Commander being in town to check. Things got even more confused when Commander Stone's daughter (Jerry's aunt) arrived and immediately attracted Jim's attention. The whole affair was finally straightned out, but only after a fake funeral failed to fool the Commander. Somewhat stunned by being engaged , married , drowned , and buried all in one day; Angy and Jerry began to ACT YOUR AGE once again and went out to find frogs I The Junior Prom of 1956 took place cn April 21 in Spencer Municipal Hall. Elmer Karau and Sharcn Waskow reigned as king and queen. Ihe dance floor was decked with multi-colored streamers with flowers draped on the king and queen's throne, a white picket fence, and gar- den wall. Balloons, representing raindrops, and umbrel- las hung from the ceiling adding a special touch to the theme, April Showers. A hugh drawing of musical notes and colored balls surrounding the theme provided the color- ful stage for the Howie Sturtz Orchestra. Our big project was a big success and we all had a lovely time. HOMECOMING The Homecoming of 19$6 started on October 19 with the customary bonfire. Pep Tally and Snake Dance. The parade was held on Saturday with various campus and civic organizations entering color- ful floats. In the evening the Spencer Rockets defeated the Colby Hornets by a score of 21-6� To conclude the activities, there was aHcmecoming dance with King Ronnie Koepke crowning as his queen,Minnie Karau. Members of the Queen1 s Court were Barbara Sook, Pat Weis, Roshell fendertioof, and Carol Marten. Music was provided by Wayne See- feldt's orchestra. Freshmen Initiation Freshman initiation was a lot of fun even though they thought we were a little rude. The sophomores gave them a big welcome. The Frosh wore gunny sacks with holes cut for head and arms, and a green ribbon around their waist. They also wore cute little gun- ny sack shoes. Both boys and girls wore a hat with the rim cut off and a green ribbon arcund it. No lipstick and powder were allowed to be worn. New teachers didn't get initiated this year and they should consider themselves lucky indeed. The festivities were climaxed with a dance in the evening. Row One J. Kommer, N. Flink, L. Oberle, Y. Ripgquist, M. Kruger, Mrs. Steiner, J. Bymers, C, Weis, M. Neidlein, M. Schoolmann, S. Fischer, K. Engel Row Two J. Genett� S. Brown, S. Koehler, A. O'Brien, E. Vanderhoof, t . Anderson, B. Anderson, P. Krassalt, B. Picus, B. Kopp, P. Albert, P. Wagner, M. Bymers, D. Miller, D. O'Brien, C. Marten, S. Weis, R. Vanderhoof Row Three L. Beahm, D. Kolllng, B. Sook, M. Luepke, C, Seidl, E. Sternitsky, R. Gamble, S. Verch, B. Norum, M. Boe, K, Manthe, S. Tremmelling, M. Oestreich, P. Weis, E. Nall, D. Ertl, B. Hebert, A. Bechler Row Four D. Schade, K. Nielsen, C. Griepentrog, K. Schweiss, C. Mellenthin, B. Johnson, S. Neumann, M. Dommer, S. Waskow, J. Tippelt, G. Vanderhoof, M. Neumann, R. Schoolmann. Row One K. Graupner, R. Koepke, D. Luepke, J. Gropp, W. Griepentrog, B. Helsten Row Two B. Neidlein, J. Oelrich, A. Schwantes, R. Thurs, J. Rindfleish, P’. Carpenter, D. Seefeldt, B. Gamble, S. Rizzi, Mr. Hicks Row Three R. Bymers, R. Sook, J. Loss, J. Ivacic, W. Fleischman, D. McVean, D. Fischer, R. Sersch, R. Genett, K. Strey 0. Nall Row Four L. Schoolmann, R. Fischer, J. Oberle, E. Genett, C. Schwantes, B. Schwantes, H. Fleischman, R. Schulz, D. Bluhm, A. Lawrence. Standing: S. Stevens, S. Andrews, M. Neiilein, C, Seidl, K. Nielsen, S. Kohler, P, Alberts, P. Wegner, M, Eruesewitz Seated: P, Graves, D. Tipplet, S. Waskow, P. Seefeldt, K. Graupner, P. Graupner, N. Huber, E. Nall PeP GLEE CLUB Accompanyists: Sharon Waskow Faye Seefeldt Director: Mr. Heck FORENSICS Standing: F. Seefeldt, N. Maxwell, K. Graupner, P. Graupner, G. Vanderhoof, S, Tremmelling Seated: M. Karau, J, Kom- mer, B. Anderson, Mrs. Gorke, S. Kohler, D. Rolling Row One R. Sook, R. Koepke, C. Holterman, J. Gropp, Vanderhoof, J. Below, E. Karau, Mr. Anderson. Tow Two J. Morrow, R. Fischer, J. Seefeldt, D. Bluhm, B. Stevens, 0. Nall, E. Fravert, A. Lawrence Row Three T. Waldhart, D. Martin, L. Schllllnger, D. Leupke, B. Freeman, J. Gamble, B. Neidlein, B. Schwantes. Judy Bymers Sharon Waskow Nancy Fllnk Marjorie Bymers Carol Weis Pat Graves Athletics Firs 1 Row- R« Anderson, J. Below, D. Bluhm, L. SChillinger, J. Gropp, Beefeldtj, J. Gripentrog, R. Bymers, D. Boock Second Row: T. Waldhart. R. Koepke, R. Stevens, R. Vanderhoof, R. Fisher, 6. Gamble, D. Marten, D. Luepke, R. McVean, R. Carpenter Third Row: Coach Anderson, E. Fravert, W. Gamble, J. Morrow, K. Hildebrandt, R. Luepke, A. Schwantes, 0. Nall, Ass't Coach Schneider. FOOTBALL STANDINGS W Greenwood Abbotsford Auburndale Spencer Colby t b Loyal 5 k 3 2 1 0 L 0 1 2 3 Kneeling: K. Hildebrandt, Coach Anderson, H. Anderson. Standing: C. Holterman, J. Below, T. Waldhart, L. Schilllnger, D. Luepke, R. Freeman, D. Marten, W. Neldleln, R. Stevens, J. Morrow. B TEAM Kneeling: Coach Schneider, J. Seefeldt, J. Morrow, A. Lawrence, T. Neldleln. Standing: R. Anderson, D. Schwantes, D. Boock, S. Moen, J. Oelrich, D. Luepke, W. Neldleln, J. 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