Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

Forewor The “foreword” to a high school annual must necessarily be a backward look. The only backward look worth commemorating is one of pleasant reminiscence. From the administration to the advertise- ments each perusing student should find a re- flection of his years at school clearly defined in word and pictures. We hope to bring to each just what he is looking for; just the part of the past years that mean most to him. Our annual interprets school life. May it convey the philosophy of the school as it really is; with studying, sports, music, and other extra-curricular activities, each in its proper proportion. Dedication To Doc” In recognition of Doctor H. T. Callahan's thirty-six years of service to this community, we dedicate this 1959 Rocket annual. We, the Class of '59, salute you! Adm in istra tion and Faculty MR. PHILIP E. MYOTT Principal Administration Schoo I Boa E. J. Thuss.................................................President Elroy Huber......................................................Clerk Earl G. Reinholz ............................................Treasurer Vilas Luepke....................................................Member Ray Toltzman..................‘.................................Member ROLAND KRUEGER World History Civics Geography Junior Class Adviser Assistant Basketball Coach LOREN BENSON American History Physical Education Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach JAMES HICKS Agriculture General Shop F. F. A. Adviser Photo Club Co-Adviser GERALDINE KLINE English Shorthand Pep Club Adviser Sophomore Class Adviser Forensics Co-Adviser Cheerleader Adviser ARLYN KLINE Science Football Coach Baseball Coach MS Club Adviser DALE LIGHTFUSS Math Photo Club Co-Adviser CAROL MULARKY Art Supervisor F A C u L T Y JAMES ROBINSON Business and General Math Annual Staff Adviser Newspaper Staff Adviser Freshman Class Adviser ALICE STEINER Home Economics F. H.A. Adviser Physical Education JEAN English Social Problems Librarian Forensics Senior Class Adviser Class Play Director Student Council Adviser BUS DRIVERS D. Hebert, R. Reckner, E. Schweke, A. Oelrich, J. La Sage, H. Her- manson. s T A F F COOKS Mrs. Boock Mrs. Verch Mrs. Wacholz Hi % ROGER C. ANDERSON Rog Whether rain or whether shine, he is late all the time. Football...........2, 3, 4 Basketball . . . . 1,2,3,4 Volleyball . . . . 1,2,3, 4 S Club..............3, 4 TERRY ANDERSON Silently through the halls he goes, what's on his mind, nobody knows. F. F. A.........1,2, 3, 4 a ass BETTY L. ANDERSON Talk about ginger; she's a whole box full. Band................... Pep Band .............. Pep Club............... Glee Club.........2,3, Forensics.........2,3, F. H. A...........2,3, NeWspaper Staff........ Transferred from Marshfield............2 PATRICIA ANN ALBERT Pat She could talk - Lord how she could talk. Band.............1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band.........1,2, 3, 4 Photo Club............3,4 F. H. A..........1,2,3, 4 Newspaper Staff.........3 Pep Club................4 Class Play..............3 Annual Staff............4 . CO ►£ 4 4 tO t 2 MAE BOE I believe everyone should have .exercise; that's why I'm always giving the devil the run. of '59 SHIRLEY M. BRAUN Why should I study ancient dates when I have a modern one at half past eight. F. H. A..........1,2, 3, 4 Annual Staff...........4 Newspaper..............3 MARJORIE E. BYMERS Margie A ring on her finger is worth two on the phone. Class Play..............3 Cheerleader.............2 Newspaper Staff ... 3, 4 Editor................4 Annual Staff............4 Assistant Editor ... .4 F. H. A............1,2,3, 4 JANICE M. DIETSCHE Jan Here's a girl that gets lots of fun, doing most any- thing under the sun. F.H. A...............3,4 Band.................3,4 Glee Club........1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band.................4 Newspaper Staff........3 Librarian..............4 SHARON G. FISCHER Dolly There's a little bit of naughtiness in every good girl. Glee Club................1 F.H. A............1,2,3, 4 Pep Club.................4 Annual Staff.............4 Newspaper Staff ... 3,4 Photo Club..............3 PATRICIA LOU GRAVES Pat She laughs with the world - has a good .ime - with a song on her lips, and a man on her mind. Class President........1 Cheerleader . . . 1,2,3,4 Band.............1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band Glee Club ....... Twirler.......... Triple Trio. . . . Double Trio . . . Pep Club Officer . F. H. A. ........ Annual Staff . . . Editor......... Newspaper Staff . Editor......... Class Play .... Homecoming Court D. A. R.......... Babe Ruth Award. 1.2. 3, 4 1.2, 3, 4 . . . .2 . . 3,4 . . 1,2 . . . .4 . . . .3 • . .3,4 . . . .4 . . 3.4 . . . .3 . . . .3 . . . .4 . . . .4 . . . .2 JERROLD R. GRIEPENTROG Jerry He can dribble and throw passes, not only in basket- ball but also at lasses. Football.........1,2, 3, 4 Basketball . . . . 1,2,3,4 Baseball..............2,3 Class Vice-President. 2,3 Class Play...............3 Band...................2,3 Volleyball . . . . 1,2, 3, 4 F. F. A................1,4 S Club............2,3,4 President.............4 Badger Boys State ... .3 ROSALIE GAMBLE Rosie If giggles were golden, I'd be a millionaire. F.H. A...........2,3,4 Band...............3, 4 Pep Band...........3, 4 Pep Club ........ .4 Glee Club......1, 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio..........4 Newspaper Staff......3 Annual Staff..........4 ROGER B. BYMERS Rog He resorts to his memory for his jokes, and to his imagination for his facts. Football........1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball . 2,3,4 S Club . . 3,4 Vice-President. ... .4 1,2,3,4 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Pep Club ... .4 Librarian . 2,3,4 Prom Court . . . ... .3 Newspaper Staff . . . 3, 4 KATHLEEN M. ENGEL Kathy Eny, meeny, miney, moe, tonight I wonder where I'll F.H. A.............1,2,3, 4 Prom Court..............3 Class Play..............3 Newspaper Staff.........3 Annual Staff............4 IVY M. DUNBAR Always happy, always gay, nature made her just that way. F.H. A...............3,4 Treasurer ...........4 Annual Staff...........4 Newspaper Staff ... 3,4 Class Treasurer........3 Glee Club............3,4 Triple Trio............4 Prom Queen.............3 Pep Club...............4 Student Council........4 Transfer from Phillips..............3 KENNETH C. GRAUPNER Ken God gave him more than his rightful share, by mak- ing him brilliant as well as fair. Basketball...........1,3,4 Band................1,2,3, 4 Forensics............1,2,3 Class Play...............3 F. F. A..............1,2,3 Reporter...............2 Class President..........2 Student Council..........4 President..............4 ELNORA L. GUILLAUME If not today, perhaps to- morrow. Annual Staff..........4 Newspaper.............3 F.H. A...............3, 4 Photo Club............3 Band..................3 JANE A. KOMMER Crash How can so much deviltry be stored in such a small package. F.H.A...........1.2.3.4 Pep Club................4 Annual Staff............4 Photo Club..............3 Glee Club.............1,2 Band.............1, 2, 3, 4 BETTY J. JOHNSON if silence were golden, she'd be broke. F.H.A.............2, 3,4 Annual Staff..........4 Newspaper Staff.......3 JERROLD P. IVACIC Jerry Though high school life may have its charm, I feel safer on the farm. Baseball.................3 Class Play..............3 F. F. A............1, 2, 3 Officer................3 MARY J. NEIDLEIN I didn't say a word--but oh what I was thinking. Pep Club...............4 F.H.A...........1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter............1 Cheerleader...........3, 4 Band............1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Queen...........3 Homecoming Court ... 1 Annual...............4 Newspaper Staff . . . . 3, 4 Pep Band...........1,2 Class Play...........3 Pep Club.............4 MARJORIE C. OESTREICH Margie Sober, but not serious-- quiet, but not idle. Band..............1, 2, 3 Pep Club................4 F.H.A..........1.2,3,4 Class Play.............3 Annual Staff...........4 Newspaper Staff . . . . 3, 4 ROBERT R. HELSTEN Whitey KENNETH R. HILDEBRANDT Kenny Every king has a crown; every class has its clown. Class Treasurer.........2 F. F. A...........1,2,3, 4 Sentinal..............2 Secretary.............3 President.............4 Photo Club..............3 Newspaper Staff.........3 JAMES W. HOFMANN Jim Sleeping is a great pas- time, especially during classtime. F. F. A.........1,2, 3, 4 Baseball............3, 4 Newspaper Staff........3 With graceful step he walks the street and smiles at all the girls so sweet. Band...................2 S Club............2,3,4 Treasurer.............4 Football...........2, 3, 4 Captain...............4 Basketball Manager. 2,3,4 Baseball............2,3,4 Class Secretary .........2 Homecoming Court. . 2,3 King..................4 Transferred from Marshfield...........2 EVELYN I. NALL Pure as snow. Evie but she drifted. Band Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4 F. H. A 1,2, 3, 4 Photo Club .... Pep Club Annual Staff . . . Newspaper Staff . . . 3,4 Class Play .... ... .3 JOSEPH H. OELRICH 'Joe Why can't I be smart? sleep on my books. F. F. A..........1.2, 3, 4 DAVID F. SCHWANTES Dave His eyes speU mischief; his smile spells Hi! We all like him -- he's one swell guy. F. F. A...................1 Basketball............2,3,4 Football..............3,4 Pep Club...............4 Treasurer............4 Photo Club.............3 Newspaper Staff ... 3,4 Prom Court..............3 Class President.........4 Homecoming Court. . . .4 SANDRA L. VERCH Sandy” Youth is that time of life when people are too old to take advice. JANICE M. TIPPELT Jan Last night at 12:00 I felt immense, but now I feel like 30$. F. H. A.............3,4 Band..................3 Glee Club...........1,2 Annual Staff..........4 Newspaper Staff.......3 JAMES A. RINDFLEISCH Jim Work fascinates me -- I could sit and look at it for hours. F. F. A.........1,2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff........3 DUANE F. SEE FELD T In school he is shy and demure; outside, we are not so sure. F.F. A.........1,2, 3. 4 Homecoming Court. . . .4 KAREN J. SOOK I have a mind of my own, and it takes more than a teacher to change it. Band................1,2,3 Glee Club...............1 Class Play..............3 Newspaper Staff . . . .3, 4 Annual Staff............4 Pep Club................4 F. H. A............3,4 DONNA M. SCHADE A worker at whatever she undertakes. Band.............1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band..............3,4 F.H. A...........1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club................4 Photo Club............3,4 Class Secretary.........3 Vice-President........4 Class Play..............3 Annual Staff............4 Newspaper Staff . . . 2, 4 NORBERT A. SCHULTZ Although his words are few, you will find never does he speak unkind. F. F. A.............1,4 Baseball..............3 Newspaper Staff.......3 PAULINE J. WEGNER Polly If there's anything I can't stand, it's people who talk while I'M interrupting. Band................2,3,4 Pep Band...........2. 3, 4 Glee Club...............2 Pep Club.................4 Homecoming Court. . . .3 Class President.........3 F.H. A..............2,3,4 President.............4 Annual Staff.......3,4 Newspaper Staff.........3 Class Play...............3 Student Council.........4 Transferred from Menomonee Falls ... .2 SHELBY J. TREMELLING A jolly girl, chuck full of fun, she's always nice to- ward everyone. ' , 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1,2, 3 Glee Club 1,2, 3 Pep Club . . .4 Annual Staff . . . . . . .4 Newspaper Staff . . . 3,4 PATRICIA ANN WEIS Pat Three things shine — the sun, the moon, and her smile. Class Secretary Treasurer...............1 F. H. A.........1,2, 3, 4 Reporter ...............1 Homecoming Court. . . .2 Class Play................3 Pep Club..................4 Annual Staff..............4 Newspaper Staff ... 3,4 ROLUS E. WEISTER Rollie Spoken for and also taken. F. F. A................1 Baseball Manager .... Football Manager....... Class Treasurer ....... S Club Secretary. . . . Prom King.............. Class Play ............ Newspaper Staff........ ANNA M. WILDENBERG My goal in life, a diploma --a ring -- a ceremony ah! Contentment. Glee Club.............4 F.H. A................4 Transferred from Cornell.............4 JOYCE M. ZIELINSKI I ask nothing for myself, but please give my mother a son-in-law. Newspaper Staff........4 F.H. A.................4 Pep Club...............4 Forensics..............4 Class Secretary........4 Homecoming Queen . . .4 Annual Staff............4 Transferred from Stratford..............4 CJ GO GO CO tO JUNIORS T. Neidlein, Student Council D. Boock, President P. Graupner, Secretary C. Marten, Vice-President Mr. Krueger, Adviser K. Schweiss, Student Council SOPHOMORES: K. Schwantes, Secretary; D. Huber, Treas- urer; N. Rindfleisch, Secretary; B. Schweiss, President; J. Sook, Secretary; Mrs, Kline, Adviser; D. Seidl, Vice- President. FRESHMEN J. Yaeger, Treasurer J. Neumann, Secretary D. Ivacic, Vice-President J. Ingham, President S. Cook, Student Council J. Hutchins, Student Council Mr. Robinson, Adviser D. Allar, B. Hebert, B. Gamble, N. Flink, S. Heisler, J. Day, H. Ander- son. cl ass Kenyon, B. Kuehn, C. Mellenthin, Norum, P. Krasselt, D. Luepke. of 1960 The Juniors opened their activities with a get acquainted dance. After choosing class officers and participating in the Homecoming festivities, they sold pens and desk sets to raise money. The important Junior activities were the Junior class play and the Junior Prom. R. Thurs, S. Reigel, S. Weis, J. Van- derhoof. S. Kiviko, J. Waldhart, A. Schwantes. J. Bruesewitz, C. Day, M. Albert, D. Anderson, F. Hopfensperger, D. Bluhm, R. Anderson, D. Jacobitz, F. Dunbar, B. Kobs, A. Gray, B. Dietsche. Class of 1961 N. Huber, S. Hopfensperger, B. Rolling, T. Miller, R. Krueger, H. Neu- man, N. Kommer, S. Kline, A. Lindner. C. Ertl, B. Flink, S. Andrews, S. Driscoll, G. Dittner, F. Hardrath, S. Braun, D. Guillaume, J. Hornke, N. Hardrath. Initation was planned and carried out by the Sopho- mores in the beginning of the school year. Class Elections and Homecoming were the next activities. The Sophomores, being social minded, also sponsored several dances through- out the year. C. Stephens, J. Verch, G. Weiland, S. Waldhart, S. Rohloff, R. Yost, J. Schwantes, B. Oberle, M. Tremelling. C. Carpenter, L. Anderson, J. Anderson, B. Barkow, D. Fravert, S. Allar, J. Anderson, D. Foth, J. Graupner, R. Berghammer, R. Day. Class of 1962 D. Hopfensperger, R. Guillaume, J. Dittman, S. Kenyon, A. Fleischman, K. Hendrickson. M. Graves, W. Johnson, R. Justman, M. Hannum, E. Heckel. J. Wildenberg, N. Pichler, C. Popp, T. Toltzman, R. Seefeldt, D. Tippelt, D. Weis, R. Wenzel, D. Prehn, D. Vanderhoof, J. Schwantes. The Freshmen began their secondary schooling with a gracious initiation. The Frosh repaid the Sophomores with a Freshman return dance. Election of class officers and preparation for Homecoming followed soon after. In conjunction with the November elections the Freshmen Civics class directed a get-out-and-vote campaign. They made posters, put tags on milk bottles and baby-sat at the polls. The Frosh were busy the remainder of the year with participation in general school activities. D. Schades, R. Ramker, J. Kraft, J. Murphy, E. Nielson, D. Norum, L. Miller, B. Kroenig, K. Kibbel, S. Krause, C. Luepke. % Activities an Organizations The Tittle Dog Laughed” The Junior Class presented their class play, The Little Dog Laughed , February fourth, nineteen fifty-eight, in the Municipal Hall. The play was a success, due to the fine directing on the part of Mrs. Zogg. Rollis Weister and Ivy Dunbar reigned as king and queen of the May 16, 1959 Junior Prom. Members of the court were David Schwantes, Roger Bymers, Marjorie Oestreich, and Kathleen Engel. Music was provided by the Howie Sturtz Orchestra. Stardust was the theme, and the hall was beautifully decorated in multiple shades of blue. Silver stars were mounted at each end of the hall and tiny colorful stars hung from the midnight-blue ceiling. Dust KING ROLLIS QUEEN IVY ROW ONE: D. Hopfensperger, B. Rolling, C. Carpenter, S. Weis, N. Flink, S. Cook, N. Huber, L. Anderson, B. Flink, A. Wildenberg. ROW TWO: B. Kopp, J. Dietche, B. Anderson, C. Ertl, B. Kayhart, J. Sook, P. Krasselt, C. Luepke, S. Stevens. ROW THREE: I. Dunbar, P. Graves, J. Yaeger, S. Andrews, R. Gamble, N. Rindfliesch, K. Hendrickson, C. Mellenthin, S. Kline, G. Dittman. Instructor: Mr. Heck. Accom- panist: P. Graupner. ■ ■ I. Dunbar P. Graves J. Sook C. Mellenthin S. Andrews C. Luepke R. Gamble N. Flink N. Huber C. Carpenter S. Cooke C. Ertle G. Dittman K. Hendrickson S. Kline TRIPLE TRIO ACCOMPANIST P. Graupner Concert and Cadet Hands ROW ONE: P. Moen, D. Prehn, E. Nall, P. Wegner, J. Ingham, P. Albert, P. Graves, N. Flink, S. Stephens, S. Andrews. ROW TWO: G. Dittner, K. Schiro, P. Colrud, N. Straub, S. Hebert, N. Huber, S. Driscoll, J. Kommer, M. Foelsch, J. Graupner, ROW THREE: J. Zogg, B. Barfknecht, J. Dittman, D. Hanson, K. Strey, R. Myott, D. Tippelt, P. Graupner, N. Rindfleisch, S. Krause. ROW FOUR: W. Dietsche, D. Boock, J. Griepentrog, J. Sook, B. Flink, K. Kibbel, C. Luepke, K. Wegner, J. Dietsche, D. Schade, K. Graupner. ROW FIVE: B. Rolling, Mr. Heck, M. Graves, C. Marten, R. Gamble, B. Neunfeldt, S. Weis. S. Larson, D. Fravert, G. Dumler, C. Miller, S. Sook, R. Preckel, P. Krause, R. Weis, R. Heck. STANDING: D. Stephens, C. Waskow, S. Ingham, M. Dietsche, R. Koch, L. Kibbel, B.. Kuehmichel, M. Keyes, S. Harger, C. Neilson, J. Matter. ROW ONE: J. Vanderhoof, S. Driscoll, N. Huber, S. Kiviko, B. Anderson, R. Gam- ble, S. Verch, I. Dunbar, S. Stephens, N. Rindfleisch. ROW TWO: J. Nueman, S. Weis, S. Hopfensperger, P. Moen, B. Rolling, A. Wildenburg, E. Nall, P. Albert, S. Braun, J. Hoernke, J. Sook, G. Dittner, E. Neilson. ROW THREE: M. Graves, J. Graupner, J. Day, J. Dietsche, P. Krasselt, M. Oestreich, S. Kline, J. Schwan- tes, S. Rohloff, F. Hardrath, P. Weis, B. Kuehn, D. Yost. ROW FOUR: D. Norum, J. Hutchins, M. Tremelling, H. Nueman, J. Waldhart, D. Hanson, E. Boland. B. Oberle. R. Bymers, F. Hopfensperger, D. Fravert. Marten, C. Mellenthin, K. Hendrickson. ROW TWO: S. Kenyon, C. Luepke, S. Cook, K. Kibbel, L. Anderson, R. Krueger, B. Herbert, B. Kopp, S. Krause, D. Hopfensperger. ROW THREE: S. Fischer, J. Anderson, J. Zielinski, K. Sook, J. Yaeger, D. Schade, G. Dittman, B. Norum, J. Ivacic, N. Hardrath, J. Kommer. ROW FOUR: B. Kobs, D. Anderson, D. Seidel, B. Schweiss, D. Luepke, R. Thurs, D. Foth, N. Kommer, A. Schwantes, M. Anderson. OFFICERS D. Schwantes, Treasurer; S. Andrews, Secretary; P. Graves, Adviser to President; K. Schweiss, President; J. Weiland, Vice-President; P. Wegner, Student Council; Mrs. Kline, Adviser. ROW ONE: D. Vanderhoff, J. Bruesewitz, M. Anderson, R. Yost, D. Foth, M. Graves, L. Hoffensberger, H. Anderson, manager. ROW TWO: R. Bymers, O. Hildebrandt, J. Griepentrog, H. Neuman, K. Hildebrandt, J. Bluhm, D. Huber, R. Oberle. ROW THREE: Mr. Benson, ass't coach; W. Gamble, manager; J. Waldhart, R. Schweiss, T. Neidlein, D. Schwantes, D. Hanson, R. Anderson, D. Boock, Mr. Kline, coach. hootb all A war As Most Valuable Player of the Year Award; Captain of the Year. KEN HILDEBRANDT ROW ONE: H. Neuman, T. Neidlein, K. Hildebrandt, J. Griepentrog, R. Bymers, R. Weister, A. Kline. ROW TWO: O. Hildebrandt, J. Hoffman, J. Bluhm, H. Anderson, B. Gamble, B. Schweiss. ROW THREE: D. Boock, J. Ivacic, R. Anderson, D. Schwantes, D. Hanson, J. Waldhart, D. Huber. Most Valuable Player of the Year S” Club The October 18, 1958 Home- coming events began with the traditional bonfire, held on Fri- day the 17th at 8:00. The team lineup was intro- duced by Coach Kline, alumni guests gave pep talks and marches were played by the S. H. S. band. King Ken Hildebrandt intro- duced his Queen Joyce Zielinski. She in turn introduced the court. Representing each class in the court were Pat Graves, Senior; Bonnie No rum, Junior; Syrl An- drews, Sophomore; and Carol Carpenter, Freshman. The parade held on Saturday afternoon the 18th, proved to be one of the most successful and largest parades of S. H. S. histo- ry. Many beautiful floats were entered by classes and business- men. Spencer lost tiieir first Homecoming game in 11 years to Abbotsford. The Rockets played a fine game, and were victorious in their defeat. The annual Homecoming dance was held in the Multipurpose Room of the grade school. Paul Wegner and Kathy Wacholtz were crown-bearers. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Griepentrog, K. Graupner, D. Boock, T. Neidlein, R. Schwantes, R. Schweiss, H. Neuman, R. Karau, N. Kommer, H. Anderson, Benson, Coach; K. Hildebrandt, Manager. A S Q U A D Anderson, D. Manager; Mr. OPPONENTS WE THEY Maryheart 55 38 Loyal 42 60 Columbus 39 61 Greenwood 42 48 Dorchester 43 51 Granton 41 48 Stratford 37 70 Rib Lake 45 59 Abbotsford 47 55 Colby 48 52 Dorchester 49 47 Loyal 53 46 Maryheart 61 43 Greenwood 50 48 Granton 54 41 Columbus 59 57 Rib Lake 37 73 Colby 40 59 Abbotsford 47 57 TOTALS AVERAGE 889 46. 79 5F1 51. 73 Denotes Conference Games LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Neilson, J. Bruesewritz, R. Yost, D. Anderson, D. Schade, M. Tremell- ing, R. Anderson, R. Luepke, D. Huber, D. Foth, M. Albert, D. No rum, M. Graves, M. Anderson, J. Neuman, Manager; Mr. Krueger, Coach. B S Q U A D ROW ONE: B. Kayhart, K. Engel, N. Flink, S. Kiviko, S. Reigel, M. Bymers, E. Nall, B. Anderson, S. Weis, P. Krasselt, A. Wildenberg. ROW TWO: J. Wildenberg, S. Kenyon, C. Popp, L. Miller, N. Pichler, C. Luepke, S. Andrews, D. Prehn, J. Sook, C. Marten, P. Albert, J. Weiland. ROW THREE: B. Kolling, S. Braun, J. Zielinski, M. Boe, J. Anderson; S. Cook, K. Kibbel, A. Fleischman, J. Schwantes, N. Hardrath, J. Hoernke. ROW FOUR: J. Yaeger, C. Mellenthin, K. Hendrickson, K. Schweiss, J. Dittman, D. Schade. Officers S. Klein.......Reporter I. Dunbar . . . .Treasurer J. lvacic. .Vice-President Mrs. Steiner. . . . Adviser P. Wegner. . . . President S. Stephens . . . Secretary N. Huber. .... Historian ROW ONE: P. Moen, G. Dittner, S. Driscoll, S. Krause, B. Flink C. Carpenter, C. Ertl, J. Vanderhoof, M. Oestreich, P. Weis, D. Guillaume. ROW TWO: D. Hopfensperger, S. Fischer, S. Hopfensperger, B. Hebert, R. Krueger, S. Braun, J. Day, B. Kopp, L. Anderson, J. Kommer. ROW THREE: J. Dietsche, C. Kraft, N. Rindfleisch, B. Johnson, K. Sook, B. Kuehn, F. Hardrath, J. Verch, R. Gamble. ROW FOUR: B. Norum, S. Verch, J. Tippelt, J. Schwantes, S. Rohloff, E. Guil- laume. ROW ONE: C. Day, R. Luepke, J. Waldhart, D. Huber, R. Helsten, D. Seefeldt, H. Neuman, K. Schwantes, Mr. Hicks, R. Bymers, D. Bluhm. ROW TWO: R. Guillaume, F. Hopfensperger, R. Seefeldt, D. Anderson, J. Hoffman, T. Miller, A. Gray, F. Dunbar, D. Vanderhoof, R. Berghammer. ROW THREE: R. Yost, M. Tremelling, R. Thurs, D. Foth, D. Allar, R. Oberle, T. Toltzman, R. Day, D. Jacobitz. ROW FOUR: A. Schwantes, J. Griepentrog, J. Rindfleisch, D. Tippelt, R. Justmann. ROW: Mr. Robinson, Adviser; B. Kopp, N. Rindfleisch, S. Andrews, P. Graupner S Tre- nelling, K. Schwiess. R. Weister, D. Schade. J. Zielinski. FRONT ROW: B. Flink, B.Kayhart, � . Reigel, P. Weis. C. Marten, J. Neuman, M. Bymers, Editor; Absent, N. Flick, Co-Editor. BACK ROW: B. Helsten, D. Schwantes, R. Anderson. SECOND ROW- M Neidlein I Dunbar, P Wegner J. Zielinski. P. Albert. E. Nall, D. Schade, M. Oestreich, P. Weis, S Tremelling, K. Schweiss. SEATED: N. Flink, J. Kommer, M. Bymers, Co-Editor M. Bvmers; Editor, P. Graves. Annual Staff ROW ONE: B. Flink, S. Andrews, C. Ertl, A. Fleischman, C. Carpenter, S. Tremell- ing, C. Luepke, D. Hopfenspuger. ROW TWO: K. Kibbel, S. Krause, G. Weiland, N. Huber, N. Flink, L. Anderson, S. Cook, J. Zielinski, J. Sook, J. Anderson, B. Ander- son. ROW THREE: C. Kraft, S. Klein, G. Dittman, N. Rindfleisch, K. Schweiss, D. Prehn, J. Yeager. ROW ONE: P. Wegner, I. Dunbar, K. Schweiss, N. Rindfleisch, S. Cooke. ROW TWO: K. Graupner, D. Huber, H. Neuman, T. Neidlein, K. Schwantes, J. Hutchins, Mrs. Zogg, Adviser. Grade I ROW ONE: Mrs. Wiedenhoeft, D. Greenwald, D. Griepentrog, J. Hein, M. Cook, D. Cramer, D. Griepentrog, D. Hardrath. ROW TWO: B. Berger, D. Drews, K. Kiviko, B. Bruce, J. Ingham, O. Johnson, M. Cramer, J. Hopfensperger, D. Dumler. ROW THREE- I. Hildebrandt, D. Bargander, R. Hoops, R. St. Clair. P. Hoffman, D. Gamble, H. End- ries. ROW FOUR: S. Barkow, D. Faucher, C. Graupner, K. Jocobitz, M. McNeely C Keyes, J. Ivacic, J. Genett. Grades 1 2 ROW ONE: M. Berger, .A. White, B. Mellenthin, M. Worchel, D. Oelrich, M. Ostapiuk, B. Wachholz, B. Weis. ROW TWO: Miss Lindner, R. Schwantes, C. Stock, B. Luepke, S. Reinholz, D. Meinders, C. Toltzman, P. Wegner, K. Schiro. ROW THREE: D. Krause, B. Luepke, M. Pickier, J. Hammond, K. Luepke, P. Carlson, A. Steltepohl. ROW FOUR: R. Neunfeldt, C. Yoder, E. Kibbel, M.,Foth, D. Prechel. Grade 2 ROW ONE: D. Weis, K. Weis, E. Wildenberg, M. Weis, K. Stelson, C. Harger, D. Grie- ser, Mr. Witte. ROW TWO: S. Scheer, D. Hoops, D. Hebert, R. Pribbernow, J. Hebert, K. Hebert, C. Carpenter, F. Hardrath, L. Peterson. ROW THREE: S. Barko, F. Chur- key, P. Ringquist, S. Lynn Oelrich, D. Huber, J. Dunbar, T. Metcalf, S. Freeman. ROW FOUR: D. Schwantes, G. Dommer, L. Webber, C. Colrud, S. Lee Oelrich, D. Steffen. Grade 3 ROW ONE: L. Dumler, C. Bruesewitz, M. Meinders, K. Gray, E. Kayhart, P. Staege, R. Hemeuway, C. Anderson. ROW TWO: T. Koch, L. Gauger, K. Holterman, C. Fischer, B. Cook, D. Krause, D. Mellentine, R. Hebert, N. Hoops, L. Dering. ROW THREE: S. Prechel, Mrs. Ehrike, D. Fleischman, P. Reigel, R. Hebert, G. Jensen, J. Weis, R. Leupke, S. Stelsou, R. Gripentrog. ROW FOUR: J. Steltenpohl, K. Wachholz, L. Wach- holz, B. Oberle, B. Matter, R. Frank, M. Schwantes, D. Oestreich, D. Jacobitz. Grade 4 ROW ONE: G. Knops, W. Anderson, S. Wildenberg, L. Gehrke, M. Harger, C. Carlson, R. Heiberg, D. Hemenway. ROW TWO: M. Bauer, L. Fischer, P. Fischer, M. Freeman, E. Meinder, N. Hoffman, C. Holterman, W. Gennett, K. Hein. ROW THREE: B. Hebert, Mrs. Spindler, J. Carpenter, P. Barfknecht, H. Fuhrman, H. Foth, D. Dering, K. Bruss, D. Fisher, M. Bruesewitz. ROW FOUR: B. Griepentrog, R. Berger, D. Ecke, M. Pro- kopezuek, L. Jocobitz, M. Slobodianuk, A. Griepentrog. Grade 4 ROW ONE: Mrs. Hanneman, P. Myott, M. Matter, K. Hebert, G. Cass, J. Ostapeich, R. Grieser, A. Kauffman. ROW TWO: J. Keyes, M. Stefanovicz, J. Krause, N. Weis, P. Staege, T. White. T. Weis, J. Weis. ROW THREE: D. Lohrman, N. Mellenthin, C. Manthe, L. Ecke, S. Steffen, L. Pribbernow, D. Spiegelberg, M. Yost, D. Neuman. ROW FOUR: P. Zogg, B. Pilz, D. Toltzman, A. Ringquist, N. Slobodianuk, R. Prokopozuk, C. Jensen. Grad? 5 ROW ONE: R. Gamble, L. Hopfensperger, P. Johnson, G. Yoder, K. Schiro, D. Cour- noyer, B. Tremelling, L. Krause. ROW TWO: S. Ertl, J. Greenwald, R. Straub, R. Faucher, S. Dietsche, S. Bargander, S. Weister, C. Graupner, R. Oelrich. ROW THREE: M. Dietsche, Mrs. Olsen, S. Ingham, M. Keyes, B. Kuchmichel, L. Hildebrandt, G. Boock, R. Koch, C. Frank, N. Yost, R. Stelson. ROW FOUR: D. Seefeldt, E. Picus, S. Sook, D. Mellenthin, J. Murphy, J. Hammond, C. Rohloff, E. Pribbernow, S. Drews. ROW ONE: D. Fravert, J. Schoolman, L. Kibbel, R. Pryer, K. Wegner, D Prechel P. Badzinski, N. Tremelling. ROW TWO: S. Braun, J. Kommer, J. Matter, C. Waskow, T. Luepke, B. Tremelling, J. Bilgrien, L. Harger, Mrs. Karau. ROW THREE: D. Hoff, P. Krause, R. Neuenfeldt, A. Oestreich, D. Marten, B. McNeely, S. Griepentrog, K. Faucher, R. Hoffman. Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Seitz, D. Fravert, L, Kiviko, B. Hemenway, S. Harger, C. Day, G. Dumler, L. Schiro. ROW TWO: P. Teresinski, D. Foth, L. Hoffman, C. Miller, L. Hein, J. Fischer, G. Schweiss, R. Ivacic, S. Hebert. ROW THREE: N. Krause, N. Straub, S. Larson, M. Yaeger, J. Verch, M. Yaeger, R. Weis. ROW ONE: R. Sook, R. Foth, R. Prechel, A. Prehn, P. Yoder, D. Flink, W. Wildenberg, B. Kayhart. ROW TWO: R. Johnson, Mrs. Greeler, C. Pichler, I. Fuhrman, C. Miller, N. Reigel, M. Hildebrandt, P. Colrud. ROW THREE: N. Luepke, R. Huber, J. Graupner, M. Diethman, M. Fleischman, C. Neilsen, B. Barfknecht. ROW FOUR: W. Jacobitz, T. Matter, R. Manthe, T. Oestreich, G. Miller. Grades 7 8 ROW ONE: S. Neuman, K. Schiro, J. Zogg, W. Jacobitz, O. Stephanovic, N. Dietsche, D. Harger, J. Kobs. ROW TWO: J. Rizzi, A.JHills, R. Dunbar, R. Dietsche, E. Gamble, M. Dumler, M. Faucher, J. Matter, R. Engel. ROW THREE: A. Weber, J. Bargander, R. Miller, R. Berghammer, D. Fleischman, L. Fenhouse, V. Heisler. NOT PICTURED: Dorene Guillaume. Grade 8 ROW ONE: S. Johnson, N. Hlavac, J. Cournoyer, J. Kenyon, K. Hemenway, D. Stephens, G. Neumann, G. Ives. ROW TWO: K. Strey, R. Neidlein, V. Schillinger, J. Maxwell, B. Fell, S. Yost, M. Foelsch, P. Bilgrien, J. Carpenter. ROW THREE: S. Genett, R. Fritsch, Mr. Ystad, B. Neuenfeldt, R. Wachholz, K. Cook, M. Gardner, K. Mellenthin, K. Wenzel, R. Myott. NOT PICTURED: M. Krueger. STANDING: R. Fritsch, R. Myott, B. Nuenfeldt, R. Wacholz, K. Cook, R. Neidlein, T. Matter, Mr, Ystad. KNEELING: D. Flink, T. I uepke, N. Luepke, R. Engel, R. Huber, L. Fenhouse. Grade Basketball OPPONENTS WE THEY ♦St, Mary's; Colby 22 14 Abbotsford 20 29 ♦Dorchester Catholic 28 30 ♦Colby Lutheran 34 30 ♦Unity 19 12 ♦Colby Graded 32 25 St. Mary's; Colby 39 21 ♦Abbotsford 28 31 Dorchester Catholic 46 37 Colby Lutheran 28 32 Unity 36 22 Colby Graded 31 29 ♦Dorchester Graded--win by forfeit Dorchester Graded--win by forfeit Total wins 10 losses 4 Placed SECOND in grade school conference ♦ Denotes home games CLARK ELECTRIC LUKOWITZ STUDIO COOPERATIO Colby, Wisconsin Greenwood, Wisconsin GRAVES MERCANTILE GAMBLE STORE F. 6c J. 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