Spring Green High School - Emerald Yearbook (Spring Green, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1958 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1958 PRESENTS THE EMERALD SPRING GREEN HIGH SCHOOL Editor.....................Rose Mary Baryenbruch Assistant Editors........Judy Urfer, Alice Mueller Business Managers . . Jim Schoenmann, Ronald Davis Joe Hogan I DEDICATION We the Senior Class of 1958 proudly dedicate our annual to you, Mr. Murphy. You have been our teacher, advisor and friend. Your winning personality and guiding ways have merited our friendship. We are sincerely grateful and hope your future will be happy and successful. President-Mr. Ken Hottmann Clerk-Mr. Clarance Hutter Treasurer-Mr. Walter Urfer SCHOOL BOARD P R I N C I P A L MR. R. F. FOX B. Of Ed. Degree Platteville S.T.C. M.S. Degree University of Wisconsin MRS. ORAL GILBERTSON B. S. Degree Wartburg College Home Economics ROBERT BESTUL B.S. Degree Central State College M.M.E. Degree S. S. Vandercook College of Music FACULTY ELDON B. PRATT B. of Ed. Degree Eau Claire S. T. C. Social Science Forensics, Dramatics VINCENT MURPHY B. S. Degree Platteville S. T.C. Agriculture MRS. FLOREDE I HUTTER B. of Ed. Degree Platteville S.T.C. S.S. University of Wisconsin English, Library DAVID JACOBSON B. S. Degree University of LaCrosse Science, Math WILLIAM REDDAN B. S. Degree University of Missouri M.S. Degree University of Wisconsin Physical Education, Science JOHN BASSLER B. S. Degree University of Wisconsin English MRS. RUTH KLUM B. S. Degree University of Oregon Nebraska School of Business Business Education SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS James Alt Rose Mary Baryenbruch Carol Bauer Bill Brummer Ronald Davis Carol Dickinson Brenda Diamond Tom Fleming Mary Lou Greenheck Duane Haas Jerry Hansen Bob Haslow Melvin Hetzel Joe Hogan Randeen Hook Elwin Kidd Dave Keonig Judy Limmex Paul Merit Leslie Meise Alice Mueller Mike Nowatney Jo Ann P retch Joy Pulvermacher Ronald Robson Jim Schoenmann Sandra Smelzer Duane Sprecher Bob Tennant Judy Urfer Marilyne Zins OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Duane Haas Bill Brummer Marilyne Zins . Dave Keonig SENIOR SELECTIONS MOTTO ’’Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged. FLOWER Roses COLORS Red and White CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1954, thirty-five “green” freshmen entered Spring Green High School. After a few days of confusion, we had our first class meeting, and with the help of our class advisors, Mrs. Hanson and Mr. Tellefson, we elected our class officers. For our president, we chose Joe Hogan; vice-president. Bob Haslow; secretary, Alice Mueller; and treasurer, Rosemary Baryenbruch. We gained three new members this year. They were John Crook, Sandra Smelzer, and Carol Dickenson. Pat Gutewyler and Betsy Wilcox left our class. In our sophomore year, we lost most of our bashfulness and no longer walked on our tip-toes down the corridors. Now we were look- ing forward to welcoming the new freshmen by the old tradition of initiation. The following officers were elected this year: Jim Schoen- mann, president; Bill Brummer, vice-president; Sharon Richardson, secretary; and Tom Fleming, treasurer. Our class advisors were Mrs. Gilbertson and Mr. Reddan. Sharon Richardson, Charlotte Ball, Joyce Magli, and John Crook left our class this year. Breathlessly, we began our junior year. This year we had the privilege of being called “upper-classmen.” We received our class rings, displaying them as if they were jewels. Our class advisors were Mr. Murphy and Mrs. Gilbertson. For our junior class president we chose Jim Hole; vice-president, Dave Koenig; secretary, JoAnn Pretsch; and treasurer, Judy Limmex. We selected Jim Hole to reign as king of our prom which was held May 18. Jim chose Rosemary Baryenbruch as his queen. Our theme was “Canadian Sunset.” We gained one member this year, Dewey Haas. Jon Blynn, Don Hackl, and Donna Julson left our junior class. Thus after three years of hard work, as well as fun, our class reached the dignity and prestige of seniors. Our class advisor this year was Mr. Fox. The officers were Dewey Haas, president; Bill Brummer, vice-president; Marilynne Zins, secretary; and Dave Koenig, treasurer. Joe Hogan and Judy Limmex reigned over the 1957 home- coming festivities. In October, we had our class pictures taken by the Morrison Studio. In November, our dear friend and classmate, our junior president and prom king, Jim Hole, passed away. The day we had been working toward for the past four years was here at last. We graduated on May 29, with our two major accomplish- ments during our senior year being our class play and our annual. The end of our high school days came at last, always to be remem- bered for their fun and friendship. The thrills of basketball and foot- ball games, dances, dates, and friends will never be forgotten. SENIOR CLASS WILL James Alt - Wills his ability to miss school to Marvin Moe. Rosie Baryenbruch - Wills her ability to tell jokes to Sondra Miller, someone will have to keep this place gay. Carol Bauer - Wills her ability to nab that guy to Sharon Coyle. Bill Brummer - Wills his ability to play coronet to Jan Jackson; Go Man Go! Ronald Davis - Wills his brains and study habits to the poor kids that flunk. Carol Dickenson - Wills her long hair to Betty Urfer. Brenda Diamond - Wills her ability to go steady with one guy to Mary Kraemer. Tom Fleming - Wills his curly hair to Baldy Hogan. Isn't that nice of him Baldy? Mary Lou Greenheck - Wills her driving ability to Jack Richardson. Duane Haas - Wills his flirting ability to Ellis Pifer. We think the girls will be very happy. Jerry Hanson - Wills his short blond hair to Gene Hopwood. No curls Gene. Bob Haslow - Wills his faithfulness to one girl to Tom Heber. Melvin Hetzel - Wills his transportation facilities to John Porter. You have a good start John. Joe Hogan - Wills his pull with the teachers to Paul Thuli! ! Good luck Paul! Randy Hook - Wills her liking for those Plain boys to Mary Uselman. Elwin Kidd - Wills his quiet ways to Vice Bohnsack. Dave Koenig - Wills his ability to play basketball to Allyn Bauer. Our team shall be red hot! Judy Limmex - Wills her sweet personality to Kathleen Olson. Paul Marit - Wills his ability to get along so well with one certain girl to John Porter. Leslie Meise - Wills the fun he had at the sawmill to anyone who wants it. Alice Mueller - Wills her ability to smile all the time to Evelyn Stoltz. Mike Nowatney - Wills some of his height to Mickey Baryenbruch. Your a big boy now! Jo Ann Pretsch - Wills her ability to argue with Jim Weitzel to anyone who would want it. Joy Pulvermacher - Wills some of her quiet ways to Rita Weitzel. It sure will be quiet. Rob Robson - Wills his name squirrel-ly to Bob Brummer. We think its cute Bob! Jim Schoemann - Wills his ability to take pictures to Virginia Fries. Sandra Smelzer - Wills her boyfriends to Mary Richardson. You sure will be busy Mary! Duane Sprecher - Wills all the reserve meetings to Jerry Crook. There's some fun for you! Bob Tennant - Wills his bookkeeping ability to all those smart Juniors who plan on Judy Urfer - Wills her speedy voice to Richard Richardson. You shall travel 60 per. Marilyn Zins - Wills her good times on Saturday nights to her sister Carol. To the freshmen we will our ability to mature to ladies and gentlemen. To the sophomores we leave our friendship and our ability to get ahead. To the juniors we will our ability to put forth the best annual ever in SGHS. To the faculty we leave the memories of our good times. We also leave the echo of our laughter, which we know will be missed next year. This has been declared the last will and testement of the Senior Class of 1957 ! DUANE HAAS “Why let the Devil have all the fun.” •M Basketball 3; Football 3,4; Band 4; Forensics 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3,4; One Act Plays 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3,4; President 4; Class President 4. BILL BRUMMER ••Whats the sense of working wnen there’s better things to do.” ••• Orchestra 2.3.4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Foot- ball 2.3.4; Music Council 3.4; Vice- President 4. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT MOTTO COLOR CLIMB THOUGH THE ROCKS BE ROUGHED RED AND WHITE FLOWER ROSES TREASURER DAVE KOENIG • I never worry I never fret, if I can’t remember I just forget.” ••• Football 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Orchestra 2,3.4; Chorus 4; Music Council 4; Base- ball 1.2; Class Treasurer 4; Vice- President 3. MARILYNE ZINS • A good heart is worth gold.” ••• ••• Newspaper 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Boo- ster Club 1.2; F.H.A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Class Secre- tary 4. SECRETARY ALICE MUELLER ‘•Her heart is like time--Subject to change without notice.” ••• Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Homecoming Ckieen 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Secretary 2. RONALD ROBSON “He’s little but he s wise. He’s a terror for his size.” ••• Chorus 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3; Booster Club 4; Annual Staff 4. ELWIN KIDD “No gal ever poisoned my mind.” ••• F.F.A. 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1; Foot- ball 2; Dramatics Club 4. JOY PULVERMACHER “Her manner is quiet, but don’t judge her by it.” F.H.A. 1. DUANE SPRECHER ‘•He’ll try anytining once.” ••• Baseball 1; F.F.A. I.2.3.4. Sponsor: ROBSON ELECTRIC ROSEMARY BARYENBRUCH “There's a little bit of bad in every good little girL ••• Booster Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1.2; Chorus 1,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Edi- tor 4; Prom Queen 3; Class Treas- urer 1. CAROL BAUER “She smiled at many just for fun, but we all know there is only one.” ••• Newspaper 1; Booster Club 1; Dra- matics 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Secretary of Book Club 3. RONALD DAVIS “Everyone has his hero -- I’m mine.” •M Football 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4;Base- ball 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; One Act Plays 2.4; Booster Club 4; Annual Staff 4. MIKE NOWATNEY “Chase me girls, I’m funl” ••• Football 2.3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Or- chestra 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; An- nual Staff 4. BRENDA DIAMOND “One who makes no noise, but she may fool us all.” CAROL DICKINSON “Quiet in appearance but motives unknown.’’ Sponsor: DAVIS RICHARDSON TOM FLEMING “He looks like an angel and acts like one too. but you never can tell what an angel will do. • Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Booster Club 3.4; Football 4; Music Council 4; Class Teasurer 2. RANDY HOOK “Some people have their devilish moments. F.H.A. 1; Newspaper 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Annual Staff 4. BOB HAS LOW “Late hours aren’t good for one, but okay for two. ••• Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3. 4; Baseball 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4;Or- chestra 2.3; Booster Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 4;Class Vice-President JERRY HANSON “A country gentlemen, also a woman’s home companion. • F. F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Foot- ball 3.4; Baseball 2; Track 3. JUDY LIMMEX ••My hair’s too dark to make a good angel. ••• G. A.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; F.H.A. 3; Booster Club 1.2,3,4; Cheer leader 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band Council3.4; Student Council 3.4; Dramatics 3.4; Newspaper 2.3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Home- cotiling Oieen 4. Sponsor: HAS LOW MOTORS MARY LOU GREENHECK • I like to start trouble then vanish like a bubble.' ••• F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Booster Club 1,2; Newspaper 2,3; Annual Staff4; Dra- matics 1,2,3; Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Qjartet 3. PAUL MARIT '•He loves his girl in his fashion.” ••• F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES ALT “He goes quickly -- but is slow about returning.' ••• Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Secretary 3; Vice-President 4. LESLIE MEISE He loves athletics but that isn't all he loves.” • Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff. MELVIN HETZEL “With a car and cupful of gas he burns up the road fast.” • F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 4. JUDY URFER “I love to jingle, jabber, chat.” “My pastime you can judge from that.” ••• Dramatics 1.2.3,4; President 4; Secretary 3; Booster Club 1,2,4; FJ1.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; News- paper Staff 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 2.3; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Sponsor: REST HAVEN MOTEL BRUMMER MEAT MARKET JOE IIOGAN If bright remarks were grains of sand I’d be a desert. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2,3; Dramatics 1.2.4.5; Booster Club 3.4; treasurer 3; President 4; Student Council 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Class President 1. JIM SCHOENMANN Everyone has his devilish mo- ments. • Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Booster Club 1.2.3.4; Vice-Presi- dent 3 . Treasurer 4; Newspaper 1, 2.3; Annual Staff 1.2.3.4. JOANN PRETSCH Always ready to have a good time F.H.A. 1; Newspaper Staff 1.2,3; Class Secretary 3. SANDRA SMELZER • The harder I try to be good, the worse I get. G.A.A. 1,2.3; Booster Club 1,2.3; Newspaper 1.3; Cheerleader 3. ROBERT TENNANT Laugh and the world laughs with you. ••• F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Base- ball 2,3,4. Sponsor: WISCONSIN SEED CO. IN MEMORY JAMES E. HOLE - Class of 1958 Died November 12, 1957 Words cannot express the loss of our classmate Jim Hole, whose cheerful smile, pleasing personality, and fun-loving ways will certainly be missed. His ambition to serve his fellowman, even though not fulfilled on earth, will be rewarded in heaven. I Bob H. Judy m Rosie Tom Melvin £ Alice Les Ron D. OUR YOUNGER DAYS 9 Jim Dave Brenda Bob T. Jerry H. Bill Marilyn Judy L. UjJk. Joe © • Duane Dewey 9 Elwin Ron Mike UNDERCLASSMEN Robert Bauer Helen Blau Victor Bohnsack Sharon Coyle James Crook Jerry Crook Virginia Fries Leslie Gruber Francis Bindl Patricia Brickl Baxter Brown Robert Brummer Beverly Buchner Ronald Christianson Harvey Clary Karen Crary Darrell Dederich Karen Dederich Edward Dwyer Charles Ellefson Lawrence Alt Sue Baken Michael Baryenbruch Allyn Bauer Kenneth Bindl Carol Blau Sandra Brown Sharon Christianson Ruth A. Davis Neal Dederich Deniece Carver Kathleen Hamel Larry Lam pm an Maureen Lins Gorden Neefe CLASS Marilyn Haller Marlene Haller Thomas Heber Thomas Johnson Lynne Jordan Mary A. Lanigan Kaaren Larson Sondra Miller CLASS Victor Fries James Hamel John Harrington Cyril Haslow Donald Hess Shirley Heiser Judy Hopkins Robert Hottmann Jan Jackson Luanne Kolan Margaret Maxwell CLASS Connie Devlin Patricia Fargen Delmar Feiner Kathleen Greenheck Albert Haas Kenneth Haas Robert Hake Jane Hole James Jantzen Richard Kraemer SEVENTH AND John Pletzer Donald Williams Darlene Bohnsack Thomas Davies Dick Fox OF 1959 Marvin Moe Leon Neuheisel Virgil Ruhland David Schlaegel Betty Schmid Richard Strait Freida Taylor OF 1960 JoAnn Meise Kathleen Olson Sharon Olson John Porter Rita Prouty Mary Pulvermacher Glenda Richardson Richard Richardson Mary L. Richardson Pauline Robson Patsy Sliter OF 1961 Frances Larson Gloria Layton Karen Longseth James Michels Henry Mueller Virginia Mueller Ellis Pifer Charlene Reider James Schauf Viola Schmid EIGHTH GRADE LaVern Gulsrud Mary R. Hottmann Craig Jackson Robert Lanigan Charles Richardson Paul Thuli Mary E. Uselmann Hames Weitzel Jerald Hogan Mary Kraemer John Richardson Evelyn Stoltz Francis Smith James Sprecher John Sprecher Rita Snyder Betty Urfer Gary Weitzel Rita Weitzel Glenn Williams Carole Zins Gene Hopwood Richard Cass Carol A. Bauer Judith Simon Kelly Snyder Barbara Vorndran Barbara Walsh Mary A. Weidner Cornealia Williams Robert Williams JoAnne Magle Carol Seifert Roger Steckelberg Francis Uselmann Mary Williams JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-M. Moe Vice-President-B. Bauer Secretary-L. Gruber Treasurer-S. Miller Advisors-Mr. Murphy and Mrs. Gilbertson President-B. Brummer Vice-President-B. Urfer Secretary-B. Slider Advisor-Mr. Heddan SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President-J. Michels Vice-President-A. Bauer Secretary-R. Davis Treasurer-S. Brown Advisor-Mr. Bassler Sponsor: SAUK COUNTY FARM SUPPLY CO-OP HANSON FARM IMPLEMENTS ROW ONE: Mr. V. Murphy, M. Moe, B. Bauer, L. Gruber, S. Coyle. ROW TWO: F. Taylor, M. Holler, M. Holler, L. Neuhisel, D. Schlaigel. ROW THREE: K. Larson, T. Heber, J. Crook, T. Johnson, P. Thuli. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Mrs. Gilbertson, T. Weitzel, J. Richardson, V. Fries, M. Kraemer. ROW TWO: E. Stoltz, L. Jordan, B. Schmid, D. Strait, M. Lanigan. ROW THREE: H. Blau, J. Hogan, V. Bohnsack, J. Crook, M. Uselman. Sponsor: HEBER'S PURE OIL CO. REX BETTE'S RESTAURANT ROW ONE: P. Brickl, J. Sprecker, C. Ellefson, K. Dedrick, S. Olson, M. Pulvermaker, R. Weitzel. ROW TWO: B. Brown, D. Hess, R. Snyder, J. Hopkins, P. Robson, K. Olson, E. Dwyer. ROW THREE: F. Smith, G. Weitzel, R. Christianson, C. Haslow, J. Porter, D. Dedrick, G. Hopwood, J. Jackson. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Mr. Reddan, K. Clary, B. Urfer, B. Brummer, P. Sliter, J. Harrington, M. Richardson. ROW TWO: R. Prouty, C. Bauer, J. Meise, S. Heiser, J. Hamel, B. Buchner, L. Kolan, G. Richardson. ROW THREE: D. Cass, B. Hottmann, V. Fries, F. Bindle, R. Richardson, H. Clary, G. Williams, J. Sprecker. Sponsor: GAMBLE STORE HUNT'S GENERAL STORE ROW ONE: C. Devlin, G. Layton, D. Feiner, C. Longseth, C. Williams. ROW TWO: F. Larson, J. Jantzen, K. Haas, J. Schauf, J. Magli, K. Greenheck. ROW THREE: N. Dedrick, M. Weidner, P. Fargen, R. Williams, H. Mueller, J. Simons, L. Alt. FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Mr. Bassler, R. Davis, A. Bauer, J. Michels, S. Brown, B. Vorn- dran. ROW TWO: S. Christionson, J. Hole, A. Haas, R. Hake, M. Baryenbruch, C. Blau. ROW THREE: R. Kraemer, B. Schmid, B. Walsh, K. Snyder, K. Bindl, C. Reider, V. Mueller. Sponsor: KOLAN CO. WEST SIDE DAIRY TEACHER, MRS. GORMAN OFFICERS President, M. Hottman Vice-President, D. Fox Secretary, C. Jackson Treasurer, L. Gulsrud Sponsor: CITIES SERVICE M. H. LAMPMAN ROW ONE: K. Hamel, D. Williams, M. Hottmann, C. Seifert, S. Farnsworth. ROW TWO: L. Gulsrud, M. Lins, C. Richardson, L. Lampman, G. Neife, M. Williams, D. Carver. ROW THREE: D. Bohnsack, D. Fox, J. Pletzer, R. Steckle- berg, B. Lanigan, C. Jackson, F. Uselman. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES ACTIVITIES DRAMATICS Pat Brickl Sandra Brown Veverly Buchner Sharon Coyle Karen Crary Ruth Davis Darrell Dederich Charles Ellefson Kathy Greenheck Mary Lou Greenheck Lynne Jordan Luanne Kolan Mary Alice Lanigan Frances Larson Judy Limmex Jo Ann Meise Glenda Richardson Pauline Robson Pat Sliter Frank Smith Rita Snyder Jim Sprecher Paul Thuli Betty Urfer Judy Urfer Mary Alice Weidi Rita Kay Weitzel Cornelia William Carole Zins Marilyne Zins ANNUAL STAFF Rosie Baryenbruch Carol Bauer Sharon Coyle Ronald Davis Tom Fleming Mary Lou Greenheck Duane Haas Jerry Hanson Robert Haslow Melvin Hetzel Joe Hogan Dave Koenig Mary Kraemer Judy Limmex Leslie Meise Alice Mueller Mike Nowatney Ronald Robson Jim Schoenmann Judy Urfer Marilyne Zins F. H. A. Carol Bauer Carol Blau Helen Blau Beverly Buchner Sharon Christianson Karen Dederich Patsy Fargen Kathy Greenheck Mary Lou Breenheck Shirley Heiser Lynne Jordan Gloria Layton Judy Limmex Karen Longseth Sondra Miller Virginia Mueller Mary Pulvermacher Charlene Reider Frieda Taylor Betty Urfer Judy Urfer Rita Kay Weitzel Marilyne Zins BOOSTER CLUB Sue Baken Rosie Baryenbruch Sandra Brown Sharon Coyle Ronald Davis Ruth Davis Connie Devlin Kathy Greenheck Joe Hogan Janey Hole Bob Hottman Lynne Jordan Mary Kraemer Mary A. Lanigan Frances Larson Kaaren Larson Judy Limmex Alice Mueller Mike Nowatney Sharon Olson Ronald Robson Betty Schmid Viola Schmid Jim Schoenmann Evelyn Stoltz Betty Urfer Judy Urfer Barb Vorndarn Barb Walsh Rita Kay Wietzel NEWSPAPER Helen Blau Pat Brickl Beverly Buchner Karen Crary Karen Dederich Marilyn Haller Marlene Haller Lynne Jordan Kaaren Larson Judy Limmex Sondra Miller Pauline Robson David Schoegel Evelyn Stoltz Frieda Taylor Betty Urfer Mary Weidner Rita Weitzel Carol Zins Marilyne Zins STUDENT COUNCIL Bob Bauer Helen Blau Sandra Brown Bob Brummer Charles Ellefson Duane Haas Bob Haslow Joe Hogan Mary Ruth Hottmann Dave Koenig Judy Limmex Jack Richardson Bob Tennant Betty Urfer F. F. A. James Alt Lawrence Alt Allyn Bauer Bob Bauer Francis Bindl Kenneth Bindl Harvy Clary James Crook Jerry Crook Charles Ellefson Delmar Feiner Jerry Hanson John Harrington Melvin Hetzel James Jantzen Elwin Kidd Marvin Moe Leon Neuheisel John Porter Jack Richardson Richard Richardson Virgil Ruhland David Schlaegel Kelly Snyder Duane Sprecher Jim Sprecher John Sprecher Richard Strait Bob Tennant Gary Weitzel James Weitzel ROW ONE: Mr. R. Fox, J. Hogan, A. Mueller, R. Baryenbruch, J. Urfer, J. Schoen- mann. ROW TWO: M. Kraemer, S. Coyle, C. Bauer, M. Zins, L. Meise, M. Green- heck, J. Limmex. ROW THREE: J. Hansen, D. Haas, D. Koenig, M. Nowatney, T. Fleming, B. Haslow, R. Davis, R. Robson. Editor, R. Baryenbruch Assistant Editors, A. Mueller, J. Urfer Business Manager, J. Schoenmann ANNUAL STAFF The main purpose of the Annual Staff is the publication of the yearbook, The Emerald. The members of the Annual Staff take care of the advertising, gather the material to be used in the annuals, and distribute the annuals. The Staff is comprised chiefly of the members of the senior class, but it is open to anyone who would like to take part in publishing the annual. Sponsor: FARMERS STATE BANK HOW ONE: R. Weitzel, S. Coyle, K. Larsen, J. Hogan, J. Schoenmann, Mr. J. Bass- ler. ROW TWO: M. Lanigan, J. Magli, B. Urfer, B. Vordran, M. Kraemer, K. Green- heck, S. Olson, J. Urfer. ROW THREE: R. Baryenbruch, J. Limmex, C. Devlin, F. Larson, L. Jordan, E. Stoltz. ROW FOUR: S. Brown, A. Mueller, R. Davis, R. Rob- son, M. Nowatney, R. Davis, B. Walsh, B. Schmid, V. Schmid. BOOSTER CLUB BOOSTER CLUB The chief purpose of the Booster Club is to back and publicize all varsity sports activities. All high school pep rallies are sponsored by the Booster Club, and the selection of our cheerleaders is in their charge. The highlight of the Booster Club activities is the annual high school homecoming. The Booster Club provides the decorations and preparations for the homecoming parade and dance. The club is also in charge of the bonfire and pre-homecoming dance which is held the night preceding the homecoming. OFFICERS President, J. Hogan Vice-President, K. Larson Secretary, S. Coyle Treasurer, J. Schoenmann Advisor, Mr. Bassler Sponsor: RICHARDSON PONTIAC PLETZER BROS. OFFICERS Editor, J. Limmex Assistant Editor, B. Schmid Secretary, K. Larson Treasurer, E. Stoltz Advisor, Mrs. Klum NEWSPAPER STAFF The Newspaper Staff has, as Us main purpose, the responsibility of pub- lishing the school newspaper The Green Flash. ' The paper ia Pushed once every six weeks throughout the school year. Anyone who is interested in writing or in typing newspaper articles may join the Newspaper Staff. Out- standing work in the club is rewarded by Newspaper Staff letters. NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW ONE: K. Larson, J. Limmex, Mrs. Klum, E. Stoltz, C. Dederich. ROW TWO: L. Jordan, D. Schlaigd, K. Crary, P. Brickel, B. Urfer, R. Weitzel. ROW THREE: P. Robson, H. Blau, B. Buchner, M. Zins, M. Holler, M. Holler, M. Weidner. Sponsor: WEEKLY HOME NEWS ELMER KRAEMER HOW ONE: P. Brickie, R. Wietzel. ROW TWO: C. Ellefson, K. Dederich, L. Kolan, M. Weidner, son, S. Brown, M. Zins, Larsen. M. Greenheck, J. Urfer, Mr. E. Pratt, S. Coyle, L. Jordan, P. Sliter, E. Dwyer, J. Sprecher, B. Urfer, K. Greenheck, C. Williams. ROW THREE: M. Lanigan, K. Crary, J. Meise, R. Snyder, G. Richardson, J. Limmex. ROW FOUR: P. Rob- E. Kidd, P. Thuli, D. Dederich, F. Smith, B. Buchner, F. DRAMATICS CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club consists of those who are interested in acting and speech work. Last fall three one-act plays, including the play entered in the one-act play contest, were given in a special program sponsored by the Dra- matics Club. The contest one-act play entitled No Parking received an A rating at the league contest, and A at the district, and a B at the sectional. The club members have also been active in various pantomine and skit contests given throughout the year. Many of the club members participated actively in the spring forensic contest. OFFICERS President, J. Urfer Vice-President, S. Coyle Secretary, L. Jordan Treasurer, M. Greenheck Advisor, Mr. E. Pratt Sponsor: STATE BANK OFFICERS President, D. Haas Vice-President, J. Hogan Secretary, B. Urfer Treasurer, J. Limmex Advisor, Mr. R. F. Fox STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the student council is to help govern the student body. No more than eighteen students may be in the Student Council, and represent- atives are selected from the various classes and clubs. This year the Student Council has opened a study room for students during the noon hour with five volunteers from the Student Council taking charge. The council had a partition built in the coach's room to provide a place for students who are ill. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: J. Limmex, J. Hogan, Mr. R. Fox, D. Haas, B. Urfer. ROW TWO: S. Brown, J. Richardson, H. Blau, C. Ellefson, M. Hottmann. ROW THREE: B. Bauer, B. Tennant, D. Koenig, B. Haslow, B. Brummer. Sponsor: WISCONSIN POWER AND LIGHT President, M. Greenheck Vice-President, B. Urfer Secretary, J. Urfer Treasurer, R. Weitzel Historian, J. Limmex Advisor, Mrs. Gilbertson FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America has, as its main objective, the responsibility of training its members to become better future mothers and homemakers. The club meetings are alternated each week, with one week a general business meeting and the next, a project meeting. The highlight of the year was a Christmas Tea which was given for the mothers of all the mem- bers. ROW ONE: R. Weitzel, B. Urfer, Mrs. Gilbertson, M. Greenheck, J. Limmex, J. Ur- fer. ROW TWO: M. Povolmacher, K. Greenheck, C. Bauer, F. Tayler, C. Blau, K. Deidriek, G. Layton, K. Longseth. ROW THREE: S. Heiser, S. Christianson, C. Rieder, M. Zins, P. Fargen, B. Buchner, H. Blau, L. Jordan. Sponsor: TRUCK O'TEL FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is open to all boys interested in farming. This year the club gave a Chapter gilt to all boys who would like to get started in raising purebred swine. The climax of the year is the annual senior camping trip. Sponsor: OWEN KING LUMBER CO. ROW ONE: D. Schlaegel, J. Weitzel, B. Tennant, J. Alt, B. Bauer, Mr. Murphy. ROW TWO: J. Harrington, L. Neuheisel, D. Sprecher, J. Richardson, J. Janzten, J. Sprecher, C. Ellefson, D. Feiner. ROW THREE: L. Alt, J. Sprecher, K. Snyder, F. Bindle, G. Weitzel, K. Bindle, D. Strait, M. Moe. ROW FOUR: H. Clary, J. Hanson, R. Richard- son, J. Crook, J. Crook, A. Bauer, E. Kidd, J. Porter. President B. Tennant Vice-President J. Alt Secretary B. Bauer Treasurer J. Weitzel Reporter D. Schlaegel President, K. Larsen Vice-President, S. Coyle Secretary, L. Jordan Treasurer, B. Urfer Advisor, Mr. W. Reddan GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of the G. A. A. is to provide sports activities in which girls can participate as a group. The Girls Athletic Association has included bas- ketball, volleyball, creative dancing, folk dancing, and various outdoor activities in their program this year. One of the highlights of the G. A. A. is the annual St. Patrick's dance which they sponsor. ROW ONE: Mr. Reddan, B. Urfer, K. Larsen, S. Coyle, L. Jordan, R. Wietzel. ROW TWO: P. Sliter, S. Olsen, E. Stoltz, K. Olson, G. Richardson, J. Magli. ROW THREE: F. Larsen, P. Robson, B. Schmid, M. Weidner, L. Kolan, J. Meise. Sponsor: DUTCH KITCHEN DOLLY'S BEAUTY SHOP CLARINETS R. Baryenbruch D. Carver R. Davis M. Weidner J. Simon M. Lins B. Haslow B. Buchner M. Greenheck K. Hamel P. Fargen FLUTES S. Coyle BASSES K. Greenheck T. Fleming B. Vondran L. Gulsrud J. Michels P. Thuli BAND DIRECTOR Mr. R. Bestul OBOE K. Crary FRENCH HORNS L. Jordan G. Richardson J. Jackson BARITONES K. Larsen J. Urfer D. Fox SAXOPHONES R. Davis M. Hottmann C. Devilin S. Brown D. Dederich Sponsor: LION'S CLUB AMERICAN LEGION POST 253 CORNETS B. Brum me r J. Hamel B. Urfer M. Nowatney DRUMS B. Brown J. Schoenmann D. Strait K. Haas C. Reider R. Weitzel L. Neushiesel D. Haas TROMBONES J. Hogan D. Koenig N. Dederich B. Hake C. Jackson BAND COUNCIL ROW ONE: M. Nowatney, J. Limmex, K. Larson. ROW TWO: B. Brummer, T. Fleming, J. Schoemnann, D. Koenig. MAJORETTES Rose Mary Baryenbruch Sharon Coyle Sponsors: PAUL SCHOEMNANN WALLY HAAS ROW ONE: J. Urfer, J. Simon, R. Davis, B. Haslow, S. Brown, D. Dederich. ROW TWO: T. Fleming, B. Brummer, J. Hamel, B. Urfer, M. Nowatney, D. Koenig, J. Hogan. ROW ONE: R. Weitzel, B. Urfer, J. Limmex, K. Crary, C. Reider, S. Brown, L. Jor- dan, C. Devilin, S. Coyle, R. Prouty. ROW TWO: J. Urfer, J. Simon, K. Larson, B. Bauer, D. Dederich, B. Haslow, R. Davis, J. Michels, F. Larson, M. Greenheck, M. Greenheck, C. Bauer. ROW THREE: Mr. Bestul, B. Brummer, P. Thuli, A. Bauer, M. Nowatney, T. Fleming, D. Koenig, E. Dywer. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The music department has, as its main purpose, the responsibility of teaching all music and of striving to develop the students' musical abilities. One of the chief accomplishments of the year came last fall when the senior band participated in the Plattville State Teacher's College Homecoming parade, and out of the twelve bands which marched in the parade, received a first rating. The music department presents a Christmas concert annually and also participates in various other events throughout the year. In the spring the school orchestra sponsores a Night Club which includes dancing and other entertainment and is open to the public. Both the band and chorus take part in the district music festival which is held in the spring. DIRECTOR, Mr. Bestul Sponsor: ROCK'S ROUND BARN SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Dewey Haas Karen Maxwell JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Tom Heber Sharon Coyle HOME '57 COMING KING Joe Hogan QUEEN Judy Limmex SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Bob Hottman Gloria Layton FRESHMAN REP RESENT ATIVES Mick Baryenbruch Carol Blau SPORTS BASKETBALL A TEAM Bill Brummer Ronald Davis Tom Fleming Bob Has low Tom Heber Jerry Hogan Tom Johnson Dave Keonig Leslie Meise Leon Neushiel Mike Nowatney 8 TEAM Mick Baryenbruch Allan Bauer Baxter Brown Bob Brummer Ed Dwyer Bob Haag Albert Haas Cyril Haslow Bob Hottmann Jan Jackson Richard Kraemer Jim Mickels Francis Smith FOOTBALL PLAYER POSITION Jim Alt Line Mick Baryenbruck Line Baxter Brown Backfield Bill Brummer Backfield Dick Cass Backfield Jerry Crook Line Jim Crook Line Darrel Dederich Line Neal Dederich Line Tom Fleming Line Vic Fries Backfield Les Gruber Line Dewey Haas Backfield Jerry Hogan Backfield Bob Haslow Line Cyril Haslow Line Tom Heber Backfield Don Hess Line Jerry Hanson Backfield Joe Hogan Line Bob Hottman Backfield Les Meise Backfield Mike Nowatney Line Jack Richardson Backfield Jim Schoemnann Line Kelly Snyder Line Dick Strait Backfield Paul Thuli Backfield Bob Williams Line Spring Green 46 Dodgeville 49 Spring Green 68 Waunkee 31 Spring Green 52 Prai rie 50 Spring Green 65 Sauk City 38 Spring Green 62 Mazomanie 27 Spring Green 76 Black Earth 42 Spring Green 59 Lodi 48 Spring Green 69 Arena 22 Spring Green 51 Edgewood 61 Spring Green 69 Verona 47 Spring Green 67 Black Earth 63 Spring Green 40 Mazomanie 38 Spring Green 68 Poynette 51 Spring Green 53 Edgewood 57 Spring Green 69 Verona 54 Spring Green 69 Arena 31 TOURNAMENT Spring Green 67 Lone Rock 35 Spring Green 68 Muscoda 60 Spring Green 48 Patch Grove 62 Spring Green 73 Montford 55 Spring Green 20 Arena 0 Spring Green 19 Verona 0 Spring Green 6 Prairie 18 Spring Green 12 Poynett 19 Spring Green 26 Lodi 26 Spring Green 6 Mazomanie 12 Spring Green 12 Sauk City 19 HALF BACK Ronald Robson r TACKLE Jerry Hansen END Bob Haslow END Dave Keonig HALF BACK Leslie Meise The chief incentive of football is to encourage all boys to try out for the sport and to improve their athletic ability by practice and competition with other teams. This year forty-one students participated in football. The team finished second in the Tri-County league total defense with a record of three wins and four losses. They also were the finest pass-defense team in the league. This year's team plac- ed five men on the all-conference football team, and there were nineteen letters awarded. GUARD Tom Fleming END Jim Schoemnann QUARTER BACK Bill Brummer TACKLE Joe Hogan FULL BACK Sponsor CENTER Duane Haas DR- NORM WAGNER Mike Nowatney Crush Rlaek l-'nrlli. 7ft In 2 Spring Green top iuam statistics as standings Coach Spring Green In E 5lh Loop ictory « . ,ws art are scoring ij 7 points a gs C i heir victims im Meistcr, Pr junior forward, Loadcrh lUwnain laboatei .. , •rvawe M • SI kwi I� 0' • ' ty Closes n Tonight rr : M I� . A 1« • T.MW Ml� . 'rreen unbeaten fils to post their t� � a U� hn c� tv rr-A Vaunakc ROW ONE: M. Nowatney, D. Keonig, B. Haslow, D. Haas, T. Fleming, J. Schoe- mnann, J. Hogan, T. Heber. ROW TWO: Mr. Reddan, B. Williams, D. Derich, P. Thuli, B. Brown, L. Meise, B. Brummer, R. Robson, J. Harrington, D. Hess, B. Lanigan. ROW THREE: J. Alt, W. Leother, H. Clary, J. Hanson, V. Bohnsach, L. Gruber, B. Hottmann, K. Synder, N. Dederich, R. Christianson. ROW FOUR: C. Haslow, L. Alt, M. Dorley, L. Neushiel, D. Cass, D. Strait, R. Kraemer, J. Bonham, M. Baryenbruch, H. Mueller, J. Michels. I The Tri-County Holding Arena to just IS point econd round in to first three quarter , thfjhad been pla] Sprint: Green prep hoskethafl and seven otn team rolled up its seventh It took Spn «.ght Tri-County league win - Ai'� ' it' Playing good ball throughout the entire sea- son, and capitalizing on some of the breaks” the baseball squad went through the schedule play-off to bring them the Southern Sectional title and then losing the championship to Prairie. Most of the boys will be playing again this year, so we are expecting another good year. | riag the free throv roynerte, verono V 2« Caqers Also Cop Spring Green High school' bas- kethail team continued Hi liot pare in the Tri-County League race bv smothering Mazomame. M ” ' « n «cored point Heber Tom BDBn mroett Sh: league victory. im n I rsjf iWAc� S.M PLUMBING AND BLUE STORE BAKER ROYAL Sponsors: .'-Black Earth rUi kCU UlI r ng pnc « m my nv .AD.. F. Gruber, B. Haslow, R. Davis, J. J. Schoemnann, D. Haas, T. Brown, M. Nowatney, J. Hogan, D. Prouty, B. Tennant, L. Meise, B. Brummer, T. Heber. 1 4: Will n iz ium r.iFier m g tuimii e n. � ■- .... m 14 } W Snring Green Cops JVJlKATfV1 ■ nth Loop Spring Green Sights Sixth Win Spring Green Top Spring Green, Poynette, Tri-CountyScorinWaunakgp Lodi Win KOnMC, sntiro G'oo PltflMM Spfino G M J. Wnitfc- Sow C.ly V,ib«.« r. i Mk C« •' wcCcKfiktcu. Nvnim AO.. .� . v«r«n« Tnscr. rr ln« do S c Nf- f! A MPO Croon Tom Fleming Cntudrn T k Char n Crusader came back ice charge in the third juar ' 34 lead Ranked as one the three best teams in the league at the beginning of the year, the Shamrocks proved the sportswriters predictions by winning the Tri-County league Cham- pionship. The team then went on to win the Sub-District title at Muscoda, and took con- solation awards at the Highland District. At the end of the season the team ended up with a record of 16-4. � ■ to H war- «adrr trmpt � mar iCCWOO- scoro Sr Oonrtor, • f l II I —� 1« ii n i� _j tSmmi'l « M w � NINA INC. ROW ONE: L. Neuhisel, L. Meise, J. Hogan, R. Davis, B. Haslow, M. Nowatney, D. Koening, T. Fleming, T. Johnson, T. Heber, B. Brummer. Coach Bill Reddan TEAM ROW ONE: M. Baryenbruch, J. Schauf, A. Haas, R. Christianson, C. Haslow, A. Bauer, J. Jackson, B. Brown, R. Kramer, B. Haag. ROW TWO: E. Dwyer, B. Hottmann, J. Mickell, F. Smith, B. Brummer. Sponsors: JAMES DEVILIN KEN'S CLOTHING STORE TEAM Spring Green Continues March ‘it It About ’In Hag pring Green in 2th League Will Posts 8th Win in Tri-County Spring Green Win mmnrt In the Tri-Count v l. ag ie«d with Ha sixth ' raigltt vie tar� . Prairie du Sac whipped Mtfe 9M for ii fifth v six leag li rU and jireng It hold rtujscgand place. RlaMtfcarth rallied hi He quarter to p«U Ver- MattOTUtnie ’rtwncfd Arena ft; nd Sauk City Weunaket, 54-47. Cmrh Bill Red' tf % Green quintet., pe t -V (nr seaeon, turned the tide a Lodi with a UMI xeorir the (second quarter M V ney led the shamrocks vi attack with U point , honors weat to Lodi' Rill Du with IB. Jim Mtafcter led Pra ie Sac « attat with n point raised hi 1 leas� ' le-� dhg (or the season to :22 were ahead at ha:itW. Bo-1 Bo score : aiw tonat HNU • |XW •'itotow i • t � eannwP O •« •� « « Atmm.1 MOMtM 10 Ih 1 JNM'.I 1«� B. Urfer K. Larson S. Coyle S. Olson hat« a 19-point average, his be late gle game output is SZ poll .statistics: TiAa Koamo o so er FT .� fUto Onw 4 4 J 5 I ,(t • ■arm 4 u «I O I ««m nuc h «s «) : • i« 4 to � 4? � r«A4 4 M 44 41. 4 to 44 44 V u City 4 44 14 M Minmwlt 4 M J4 44 S e� Tt 4fl4 J 14 M If r«i4 I «� � 4 � Trtjrt� m 4 JO 4Jt I Spring Green kept rolling jcosints high school balk , season la a «-27 ro l Rolls op Win ireen Tops ity Scoring '!• -n High school's basketball team can -■ offense no the prime reesos t snared League championship with ft straight 1 T HH HKM Tilt hum tw� tor 0� 4Cei •U«4 •� M 4 ts WON � t« 14 1M4 STM 00 14. V tl • Tum V M, 01 W. S. Brown, C. Devlin, S. Baken, J. Hole Sponsors: GUDIES FOOD STORE MAURICE CAVANAUGH Thousands Jam Spring Green Centennial Winds Up Parade Highlights Last Day's Events SPRING GREEN —'Thousand? of spectators Jammed the village of Spring Green Sunday after- noon for the centennial parade the highlight of the last day celebration The community' most hon ored citizen for the centennia observance. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright, rod with Mrs Wright in a 19th century car- riage a the first unit of the parade. • Reviews Parade Attired in a cape and top hat and flourishing his cane. Wright dismounted with hit wife at the reviewing stand and viewed the rest of the parade with the Judges The early model railroad en- gine designed and built at Wright’s school by the Taliesin fellowship won first prise in the comme re ial class of parade float . Robson Electric Co. of Spring Green placed second. Hilltop school placed first in the school class Big Hollow 4-H club Bears won in the or- ganizational class, with the Spring Green Kmghia of Co lumbus placing second Madison's Zor Shrine band entertained the spectators with a concert after the parade. The LaCrosse American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps per- formed in an exhibition A horse show in St. Anthony's park attracted a large number of entries and many of the spec- tators. Among the winners was Clifford Schmidt of Plain, who rod ahead of Wright in the parade on his Palomino. Golden Sun. Schmidt won in the Palomino showmanship class. The Spring Green volunteer fire department, waiting for the parade, to start, pulled out of its parade position, siren whin- ing. and sped on its way u pat out a car fire on Highway li- ft later rejotned the parade Cars were backed up more than a mil along the highway as traffic filled the tillage and thousands of spectators crammed the streets Parade Delayed The parade, scheduled to be- gin at 1 pm was delayed un- til 2 to allow the crush of traf- fic to disperse and the spectators to find placet along the route When the last of the 1)0 units had passed the reviewing stand and spectators tnroogod into the street. Wright gestured typically with his ebony cane toward the people and remarked to the Judges That's the prettiest part of the parade—all the people that come out to see it. Sunday night the last of three performances of the centennial pageant. Century of Mem- ories. ’ was given. The centen- nial closed Sunday night with a gigantic display of fireworks. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright center, is about to me a i special centennial derby hat from Village President Archie •leming of Spring Green as former Gov Walter Kohler looks n from left. The presentation was at a banquet Saturday This early vintage locomotive was one of the units of th tfiernoon during the Spring Green centennial spring Green centennial parade It was designed and built b: :h Taliesin fellowship at Wright’s Spring Green home anc architectural school. Spectators jammed the village Sunday afternoon to set the 130-unit parade. -j,« sciwamu rust Frank Lloyd Wright, renowned architect and first citizen •f Spnng Green, clad in cape and top hat. steps from the amaze in which he led the Spnng Green centennial parade to be reviewing stand. He and Mrs Wnght then joined the judgei n the stand fnr ihs rwsf nt tit � wared We are the Annual Staff ! ! ! ? ! Aren't we studious Seniors. Rosie our Editor? !!? !? We are the Haller Twins! Joe Hogan makes a tackle The Color Guards of the high school band. Majorette Rose Mary Baryenbruch leads the band. The sophomore's winning float. Tom Heber plows through the line. The junior's Sputnik Mr. Bestul in action. They try not to squeak. !!??! Band in Formation We aren't pretending. !!??! Typings fun if you know how. Hold that Pose! INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS foblislieis (o� or Monuloctiwen look linden V.