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Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

 - Class of 1957

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. V U. s , '..3'42. if 1 -nw ,ff iii 953 I :mf Q A J f A -L ev mi TE . .g1'J5j i'1 S' AW, 1 i .J 'fa L-a Ama. I A ,. I , V f ,3 . xv 72 ti 9 . Q4 935 In I 1, , .5-55 I we i f , .S NW .4 fda-af V 'i I 'iff ii 5 H 'T' K1 s ii '5 5 8' X Zia 1957 5-enfot CZMA CVL4z4AIn?fon c:gcA0o! jwo ilgivew, CMEACQIIAZIL Jorwarwff Ja'ce.4enf4... LEGEND N I- WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL I92I WASHINGTON GRADES 8 H.S, I935 HEATING PLANT MANU 2- CIE - 5 4- AL ARTS UNIT I952 NEW MUSIC 8 GRADE GYM UNIT I952 GIRLS ATHLETIC FIELD CINDER TRACK FOOTBALL FIELD 9- BLEACHERS TENNIS COURTS PRACTKZE FOOTB B w E 5' 6. .. 7- 8- 'N'- -'U' Io- II I2 Q AMS A ALL FIELD I S I I ' If - ASEBALL Q ' DRIVEWAY Pump HOUSE TICKET OFFKIE I 1 I I4 Sth ST IS' I I l BU- ST -il- L,--I D HIST I WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS I CO EDITORS IN CHIEF BOB SEASS and JIM HALLETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR ROGER DURAND K PI-IOTOORAPHER DAVID GLOMSTAD .X Lf0'c4 EDITORIAL ANN GRAFF ORGANIZATION ROGER PRUCHA ART EDITOR SHARON SIMONO ?- I5 -4, 1 Q IOL D..,.. .... 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WAICA li Ll'C0lllld.j .4 i VVLUCZLKQ QAQU J0lllefAl.llK7 Zffl ILJ IVAZCA C0t'Ce2?77uTlfLDI.4 fo Zeneaffn M, anal agvve nad, SAMUEL IVICCI-IORD CIQCDTI-IEIQS When one door closes, another opensp but we often look so long and so regretfully upon The closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us Alexander Graham Bell TABLE 0F CONTENTS FACULTY MAGAZINE SPORTS UNDE RC LASSMEN SENIORS Page Page Page Page Page Page 70 Page 3 ACTIVITIES ................. 22 58 A5 time Page 4 MR MICHAEL KAZAR Through the fabrlc of our school and nts actnvltles program runs a thread which adds a great deal of beauty to the pattern of our dally llves It IS supplied by the art department nn many forms a poster picture mural for a concert or banquet or bulletin board lt may take the form ofa program or mvltatlon for a Parent s Night sacred concert or decorations for a dance nn the gym but whatever the form you may be sure of one thlng that the leadership and mspuratlon behind at was sup plled by the boundless energy patience and good wlll of Mr Michael Kazar our art director To you Mr Kazar who have made our hugh school llves more enloyable by guvmg unselflshly In these many ways we are proud to dedlcate this 1957 NESHOTAH . lTl n ,, I . ,.,sy,,'s,, .. 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' I 1 1 7 - I I ' - I 1 - 1 I To Mr Mlchael Kazar tireless worker and WHS art director we dedlcate our 1957 NESHOTAH Your communuty your parents your friends your teachers and your school admlmstrators are prlmarnly mterested nn your welfare and your contmuatlon toward preparatuon not only for luv mg but for llfe When you as an nn dlvldual have brought honor to your school and communlty each of the above feels that any gurdance they may have gnven you has been worth the effort Mr J C Penney an a recent artucle best expresses my personal sentiments If I could get a message over to the youth of this country nt would be that success an llfe does not depend on genlus Any person of normal lntelllgence who IS normally sound above board nn hus dealnngs and not afraid of work should suc ceed In spite of obstacles and hands caps If he plays the game fairly and squarely and keeps everlastnngly at ut The posslbulutles before one are meas ured by the determlnatlon whlch I5 wnthm one Congratulations on havmg attained the completson of an Important rung ln this ladder toward adult life Snncerely yours H G Knudtson Supt 'lf 9.c1 'X 5-L, Mr H G Knudtson Pg? SCHOOL BOARD Eggers, Knudtson, Malkowslu, Becker, Lueblxe, Hlppert, Fanslau, Daetz, Sauve Page 5 Page 6 Mr Earl G Kromer Through These Doors' IS a theme that has many Implications Doors are gateways sometimes opening the way to new experuences oppor tumtles and new associations at other times closed for our protectnon or to be opened only by those who possess the key When we enter Washington Hugh School a whole new world of actlvlty IS opened to us There are new acquaintances both among students and teachers new fields of learning to be explored new dns coverles to be made not only about people of earluer times but about ourselves New doors are beung opened very day that we are here When we make our way reluctantly through these doors and our actlvltles are flnlshed and the last strams of the Commencement Reces sional have died away we duscover that Instead of maklng an exit we are making another entrance to our drama of llfe Itself So In reality this IS a way of llfe The keys to many of the doors we wlsh to open wlll be found through our studies work habits and friendships which help to mould our lnves lf you would make the most of your lnfe make these the best' EARL KROMER EDITORS NOTE We hope your Hrst four years of admmustratnon have been as pleasant for you as for us 1, ,. . . . . . . . - 1 1 .. . . . . 1 1 . . .. . . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 . . II II ... .. . I - . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 U I I .. . We in America are blessed far beyond all other nations with the good things of life as well as material wealth. We now have the responsibil- ity of world leadership to help guide the world out of the present fog of hatred and false teachings to peace and brotherhood: Where there is hatred to sow love-where there is despair, hope. To fulfill our mission as world leaders we must have trained men and women to spread our hopes and ideals to the less fortunate countries throughout the world The doors of our schools and colleges are wide open to those who will work and prepare themselves to undertake this task when their opportunity arrives I hope that the boys and girls of Washington High school will take advantage of the educational offer ings and do their share to bring peace to the world and honor not only to their country America but also to their city Two Rivers Q59 MISS SWEETMAN 4, 6614.4 5...- 'Flu-5... MR POSNY Time goes by before we realize we have had all the time that was given us ln time we gain personalities tnd knowledge that enables us to use it wisely Time is precious when it is reflect about what has happened As time goes by we grow physically mentally and dynamically in a com munity that is ever changing From day to day life is becoming increas ingly complex That is happening to all us in our time and in so doing we relect or accept many of the expert ences that take time to develop Time marches on Page 7 ' - .i A 21 N' . 6 UPON US and only in p6SSlI'1Q Can we N xt .... , - K . fx A r L 'K ' X im .1-is fs. ,,.. 'fi f ' Ihr , 1 rl I an V -ol i'l K . r ' A 'Af O 1 -qu- f' . , H. H N 4 Wi.. 1--.L I was 3 f ,ffzgiw ,, M 'i H gm ., 1 sf: st- W4 :V -,qi-I 4 ' F! fy: .F f 1 M., , 1.-1 ii E 1 . 4 ' gb ,x ' .m , 2 , 5 1. 5,-5 '78 .y, .. .Viv 3 4 x . .gy els , A. , A Ina' D. J. Barber Q. ge fn A. Oshkosh State B. S. Manual Arts Nelson Harding American International B A Univ of Wisconsin M Library Library Club usawm r lucy E Dufek Univ of Wxsconsvn E ish 9 0 Humorous 8. Serious Declamatlon Oratlon Extempore Reading Junior High Speech Contest J A Gronouskl Univ of Wisconsin Stout Teachers College Milwaukee State Teachers College Machine Shop we we Mrs. Delores Ciha LaCrosse State B. Girls Physical Education A Polllwog B Squad Cheer leaders sys 33 Richard T Hurlbut Univ of Wisconsin B S D M S ED English 'IO Dramatics Club Stage Crew Gerald Buth Wisconsin State at Whitewater Health 7 Gen. Science 7, 8, 9 Physics 12 Freshman Football B Squad Basketball S. Mrs Lila Glomstad Univ of Minnesota English 9 Radio Guild Freshman Class Adviser Floyd Dietzo Oshkosh State College B. S. Univ, of Wisconsin M. S. Chemistry General Scuence 7 8 Football Coach Athletic Director Asst Track Coach N55 ,i ..,,pf' 'hi' Mary C Dunne College ot St Catherine B A Columbia University M A Oxford University CEnglandJ Univ of Frixourg Switzerland En ish ll Neshotah News Miss Sal'y Haasl Univ of Wisconsin lr High English lr High Crier Make up Club Jr High Forenlcs 7th Grade Class Adviser Page 10 Anthony Isherwood Wis State College Stevens Point B S Univ of Wisconsin Geography 'IO Conservation Club Stamp Club Sophomore Class Adviser Ji ikb V1 so N: M H Heyroth Univ of Wisconsin P B Algebra Student Council Advisor af 'N ,fin -N.,-H G. .A. V ,c, N l I BSA, 8 5-AS. ' 1 . nga' , 1 H' b Ja f ' ' ' ' . 9 ,, Q' A 29 ' 4 v..rt ' 355. ' ' , 'Sai a fa. D . . . .LKL . V4 i K I ' . . of x . y A r - ei mia. 1 l 5 ' viii-. I. I . . ,.,, C gh L S g .,l. ' - ' ' ' ' . 'Jai 5 ' 'E' . . '.4 . ,F 5 pe.f iw, 1 - . . ' ' if 1 'rti s'li,' 5 , fi t...s.ll ,gf ' r .1 ' jf 6 -Q VV..: Fi H i :' ,gg .- 7 W' 1...--A Walter A. Johnson Northern State Teachers College Western State Teachers College fArmyl Stout Institute Teachers College B. S. Architectural Drafting ll-T2 Manual Arts 9 School Civil Defense K.-ss Mrs. Ruth C. Jones Stout Institute B. S. Homemaking .-og... s fer, in--Q1 I lin' Mrs Irma Klaus Wns State College Milwaukee Visiting Teacher City Chairman J Red Cross Cnty Chairman Am Field Service Home Nursing Anne Kusta Univ of Wisconsin Columbia M A Home Economics 7 8 9and O Cafeteria Junior Class Advisor Senior Farewell Dance Commencement Stage Decorations Michael Kazar Univ. of Wisconsin Milwaukee B. S. Univ. of Wisconsin Madison M. S. Art 8 Art l0, ll, T2 Art Club Annual Art Advisor ,Qi .4 'i Dorothy Thompson Malley Wis State College Milwaukee Univ of Wisconsin Milwaukee Grade School Art Study Hall 206 John Kraupa Milwaukee State Univ of Wisconsin Univ of Colorado General Science 9 Visual Education .allu- 41 Mrs. Letitia Ketchum Lawrence College Conservatory of Music Elementary Music Junior High Music Girls Glee Club .rx im ff Charles B McGivern Univ of Wisconsin B PH United States History Debate Extemp Speaking Original Oratory 34 Gladys Konop Wisconsin State Speech Correction Hearing and Vision John H LeRoy Carroll College Was State College Oshkosh B S Western State College Kalamazoo Much M A Social Science 7 8 7 and 8 Grade Basketball Coach Bth Grade Class Advisor Warren Otto North Central College B S Univ of Wisconsin M Arithmetic 7 and 8 Basketball Coach Asst Football Coach Page ll Louis J Posny Central State Stevens Point Wis Univ of Wisconsin M Biology Driver Education Dean of Boys ,r A l .4 ' ' I l- 4 .-f' 'a ' ' il' . B' . f 4 B. E. B, E. . . rt 5: - X 5 . U I ' . l . A f - A Q 9 1 - 6 .gk .A . . , eA,w,iT'g .A B. S. - - I I . I . . 5 5 , in ' , EPH. ., . M. Q. W il . I - ' . . til:--' ' ' N. F. l. Advisor . , . '. ' . B' 5. I i r ' , , A Q' ,4 A 1 - , I . .. 1 i . S. ' 1 . 3' I 42. . X to fa-iraqi, S4 Ruth Wawirka Wisconsin State College Whitewater B. d. lndiana University M. S. Typing lo, 12- Shorthand Purple and Gold Senior Banquet iiffa' 5 R. ,- Fred H Roemer Univ of Wisconsin M M Band Chorus Junior and Cadet Bands Pep Band Madrngal Group Boys Glee Club 'UL fic Carroll Swearengen American College of Physical Education Grinnell College A Boys Physical Education Swimming Got Intramurals Gordon A Tlmpany Wisconsin State ollege Whitewater B d Shorthand 'I Typing l Consumers Math Pep Club Melvin Wunsch Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point B. S. Joyce Spahn Lakeland College A Junior English Senior English Neshotah Yearbook Forensics Senior Class Advisor Charles Spring North Central College B A Univ of Buffalo Ed M Problems in Democracy Athletic Equipment Mgr Ewald J Schmelchel Oshkosh State Teachers B E Printing Neshotah News Business Adviser and Printer 'UO VanderCook College of Music, Chicago M. A. Geometry and Adv. Math. Photography Club Page 12 Biarne B. Wrolstad Gertrude A Columbia Univ M A Univ f Wisconsin Graduate Work latin Hospital Aides America Future Nurses Club Senior Farewell Assembly Leonard Ward Wis State College Whitewater B Ed Oftice Practice Bookkeeping Ticket Sales Job Placement Luther College A. B. A Citizenship 9 Geography 'IO World History l2 Basketball Freshman Varsity Track 1,1 , 'PU' if . .... . .x1f,' , . ,L ...y f 5 . . s. Thomas Yungwirth Wis. State, Oshkosh B. S. General Math. 9 Assistant Football Coach Varsity Baseball Coach. Sweetman Univ f Minnesota Receptionists Club Future Teachers of t 4 Planning and preparing the delicious menus for the cafeteria hot lunch program is a great responsibility. Mrs. Laura Nagel shoulders this duty very well. Another of the behind the scenes' work ers is Mrs Olga Gauthier who comes after noons and contributes the womans touch to the interior of WHS Their services to our school are truly appreciated though seldom expressed Q Miss Gertrude Daetz Le - 5.3 M ss Mildred Zuehl Mildred Zuehl Mr Kromers secretary has proved herself a real friend and help to both the students and the faculty of our school Always ready to help anyone with her friendly smile and willingness has made the high school office a friendly place to visit Two other important assistants Miss and efficient secretary and Mrs La Fond who takes charge of the commercial supplies lockers and tickets She IS best known as seen through the supply window sa? Mrs Laura Nagel First Row Left to Right Sam Simono George Spaeth Roland Broker Louie Klotzbuecner Second Row Maymort Karkowslu George Bab ch Andrew Rogalskl Wallace Clarksen Elroy Mull Mrs Edna LaFond .fur vu N-A Mrs Olga Gauthier MAINTENANCE STAFF The never turing efforts of our lanitorial staff to keep the school and campus neat and clean at all times are efforts we can all be proud of Their 'ob is a cycle of never ending tasks which seem minor to us but in reality are very important Their bug prolect this year was redecorating the Interior of W H S in two cheerful shades of green Many thanks to our mannte nance staff for their never end ing work Page 'l3 Il f - . - ' - ' ll I ll X N . . sl, 9-rx - T , X I ' X N ' 'A f - I '- ' , gre N S K 4 e-H, 'ilfijillsi ' f A -,: s ' , . . , 2 'Q - gif ' 1, ' T H - '1 ' A,-ff' 'T ' L 5 . . .. 7:-51 ,'.'.0igs:1 - ' . ' .-,A: ,y'4EQ5-Q - r ' ,gefffgiggig ,gg Gertrude Daetz,, Mr. Knudtson's very capable Zggg,Ai U V - , T . 'V' YI ' ' . 4. ff ' ' , if - , ' ' 'if 55 M I I I . ,, . . . - . 2 . I I , . , . l - - ', 3 , ', , - ' G.. 'R f,,ff fl J ly.. Lk -1 Lf xp 2. -.- A K .., W... ,. .,.,.,wef:mj1'j ' .8254 ' .-. .Q-an -,Nh ,-an ,. -..,- 7116521 1 .3 1 S. 4 1 Zh A .ss fl 83 f ' ' L A' b sit, ., , Q hx, ' J X x qu F in 3152 v , 4, W , yt i . , h 1 J . 3 'sk ' all--' mf 1 u.:',-.M ..-rw-.. . ,,hf'g'a' WHS HAS GREAT YEAR CHECK THE RECOR D FEATURED on TV EBATE TEAM GOES TO NATIONAL WHS nuns xAzAns ART snows AT clvlc GENTER BASKETBALL SQUAD IS THIRD IN STATE ATE5 ONE OF FOOTBALL AH NEWS RN U TEA. A WHS PLACES N GETS FIR31- STUD SECQND W norm. BASKETBALL souAo as FIRST IN REG DEBATE TEAM COPS THIRD IN STAT 8 GOLD xsvs FRANKB zLATmx wms AFS TRIP To EUROPE AWARDED T0 ART srupgu-rs Q 0 ' L .S- 004018 W.H.S. PLACES SECOND IN STATE DURAND, Lusaka, rmsr IN S ART CONTEST . n Q ARE and A EcT'0N4L Ns FOUNDATI DEMOCRACY ND 5 'N VUICE INS FREEDO CONTEST AH NEWS V NESOT 4 M USIC STUD CONFERENGE ENTS GET AS GO TO STATE 1' IN E TEAM I5 FIRS wl-ls HAS own MOBILGAS ECONOMY RU DEBAT aAsxE'raAl.L souAo suasuso 28 Rsconos m cqnfiifnce FIRST souAD I5 gAsKET9 U' uuscuun DISTROAHY AS S cmss wus ,OR SERVICE WHS GETS A AND BBS IN STATE SPEECH MEET cuucx voune as APPomTEo T0 nec aoggg JERRY Swv E wma w om.o Arnms ounz cours-sr mv DEBATE TEAM TAKES FIRST AT N Fl- M-ug 60008 SGW'-ARS pq GETS In .Ioan uEuuA BRENDA HALVORSEN REQEIVES SECONE IN STATE ELKS LEADERSHIP CONTEST Pg 'I6 47 0lfIfL6COI4fLilfl . . . Zdi C! vez W -'muy-v -eq. Wie Mr Tlmpany and friends take hrs! place WHAT THE 7777 pf Brenda leads a snaky dance Roses for ihe Queen fi 62,4 i THE COURT Tom Lawrence linda Day Jerry Messman Glnger LaFond Walter Hoffman Sharon Slmono Kung Merlm Stuebs Queen Mary Jane Belonger Leah Belfzel Duck Marlwsen Rita Wondrash Chuck Pelher Jerl Ann JITlkOWIC and David Emond Page 17 5 sr , 'l 7? 7 f lf v . r-' lr - N . l W' ' Ilfg. ' ' l Qi-W N--9 X LX - 7' ..,. W, I I r I Hx ll Q Q . ,. 4 Th , , .y X ' 7 T, T - 1 if Z ,-is Nm- . V' A 7 V Q, 1 'f 1 I 1 E .. :Ik . 7 - V il ' .T ' -7 he 7 -A 73 'lla ,f 7 gf Q yr f .f . 7 1 fa A g-. fj V f 21:2 1, , fl' Y T - L' 5 1 , A, A 5 ' A 4 5 ll I 51 me - A 1' ' 17 f 5 T ' 7' I , .s L W .J 5 if . L Q 1' 5 ' ,Vt ,ki ff I A ik ll l ,, ali . Aliy Q T . is l K 5 .E , an E qu, . J, . - 4430-A -av in lavender. + lv '- L' v 1 limiglifwggl fy r wi f k,,. -. Q ,qi A 'aural-1 3 'px ,gg da f l 0 ,id x X U , 5 Q, fi? A il',ijE-' Q4 :ri n Y? I Things sfariecl off wifh a bang!!! Lilfle ladies look lovely If I gl d l l' , , ' l : F ig l l .A . -4 i I 3 Pistol-packin' mama! , fx Enioy the drink, it may be your last. . . af . ,,4 1 Q 1 - 4 xx -,J , :Hx 4 Big time politics hi? WHS . . . next stop, Gefiing gassed .... for the big run. Washington, D.C. X4 Happy Birthday 1595, King of 7l1e assemblies. Page 18 X Ike wins at WHS too. V --q -i W.. fa . A my Uffe fb H Q If 1 X i 3, X 1 A CX A 3 NH , , , ,,,,- . - Curtain call. I told you so! -Louis 'Studebaker' Posny. 3 4 J Wai? till World Hisiory hears ihisll X If 1 1 N,- ' ' s W7 '31-L -- f7 B -wi- 'N f'- F!Ll mf 1123!lnFr- - . V Q,-vw - . K, Y 'fgszlr ' 1 xp W V 3 , I N M. f 'i K, -f' Jfi, ...VV 1' ,- L 2' , if :Q tilwciyh u - -k, 1-, 341 cf - . me 5. Before i I' 'h'h .V .X ,r A 27 f' . 3.-HQ 2 .X qv S as.. rf- rr . ' N5 I fy '-av, W . 5 i ' X ' '71 . Qi U- L If Q ge xt. le, K. -'hi' Enough clothes to save a few children. Santa . . urfhermore, . . checking up on the seniors? I say, plow under V3 of the farmers. I. ,-3. ,i+s.QgEM.,..-L ix Q ,511 - ,few + r - . - K ,- Mr - f 5 ' ' 1 If vl ' 'XL fi r x J I. . 1 .N NY ' r JR 'nn Y 5' t . .e all 2 .4 X -' 4 . - 5 A li 'ul ' After Radio Guild corners weary parenls. Joy to the World, ihe chorus has come. Ari club pu! us in the spirit of Christmas. Snowflake Serenade-it was a ball! A Wheel from the senior class. ITDIV QDDIN '1 1 ' Two Rivers' Famed Four ai WHS. Jags gels his class ring from the seniors. Page 19 11 It only happened twnce Success story of the year as ,m gan e go a kcc out of he sophomores Too pooped to partucupate f iv 'Yr- Mr Kazar dusplays hrs talents 1-'L ykktf-in KM. A . K ii I ..'. s J Dont you dare physlcs teachers are valuable! Sam guy a sweeping demonstratncn in Oh Mammyll Let s Go Calypso vla Harry Klelnafonte gm' 51 Q7 Jay and Andy they make beautlful music together Why annual editors get gray Thus as THE END for you dum dee dum dum Page 20 -A ' . 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Q 5 -1 Y X r kg 1l,'Sa'5 ' Q' J N . -' .,gL'- N Q. 1 ,, ,I -xiii I 3 , 1 31 V I -Egan ,Q A igig-.Q 'f if 1 - N ,makin ? 1 O S ll A 5 42 f 3 W A I v 9 V , 6 f fl ' f' Al M Mi? 55 4' Q '1., , ww vw' Q' if f H ,pe in ,v I :S by M ' x ' '.xl-' m A H gg .gwx .4f M 3 Q ' i Y W ff W N QT- ' lac .Q V i 7 1 .wr TH? t X A , VN. -x , LC r PV- nl -f ir l Q., f K-'L , , 35: X -Y: Q 7 1 N 5 1 ,., W3 if no I :X x BOYS GLEE CLUB-Row l: Sorenson, Durand, Braun, Dean, La Fond, Siebold, Coisman, Hansel, Glishmann, Firkowski. Row 2: Culligan, Bruchert, Aermuehlen, Hallett, Flerrlal, Seass, La Fleur, Brull, Klein, Doerfler, Johnson, Mr. Roerner, Seated, Judy Ketchum. CHORUS-Row lg Messman, Mosler, Gauthier, Rochleau, Simone, Swearengen, De Rusha, Clarlnsen, Row 2: Krey, Doerfler, Becker, Belonger, Baugniet, Jost, Simono, Wondrash, Schroeder, Row 3: La Fleur, Laurent, Fronk, Hall, Libert, Schroeder, Gordon, Schultz, Taylor, Ertrnan. Row 4: Schmitt, Durand, Layden, Ketchum, La Fond, Bauknecht, Czechanski, McClellan, Blasczyk, Havlinelx. -L W!-T gyms -L I ' - , ff-K ,J g aL WEL 4 L.. W, . lc LL ' :C UQ, sf 3 .1 ,W . I , , , I A f -,-4 -r l K K I l BAND-Bottom Row: Hoida, Sickinger, Kurtz, Kronzer, Gagnon, Hess, Oestreich, Day, Suetfinger, Bever, Peshek, Pagel. Row 2: Czechanski, Moore, Rice, Slaby, Suidzinski, Van Laarhoven, Krueger, Sorenson, Schroeder, Jindra, Buchnew, Schultz, Gleichner Row 3: Havel, Haucke, Juza, Deidrich, Soucup, Vaclavik, Bohne, Paul, Talarek, Krummel, Lodl, Emond, Braun, Glihsmann. Row 4: Mr. Roemer, Klein, Ringmeir, Kirnmes, Bruchert, H., Hurst, Klopfer, Bruchert, K., Laureni, Maigaher, Rath, Kubsch, Jones. ,il 3 .P PEP BAND-Bottom Row: Hursi, Laurent, Brunner, Lodl, LaFond, Schnorr, Sickinger, Hoida, Konop, Kruger, Slaby, Sorensen. Page Row 2: Braun, Jones, Doerfler, Murphy, Kanitz, Paulsen, LaFond, Lodl, Ringmeir, Klein, Glonsvad, Ploeckelmann. XGN III, 3' 4 5 mfg f 4 4 's i lx- Ns ' I 5 R' 'Qzzhi 'KA' -fzjgqgfe-4, . Q W H z r .Q -WN.. .. A i ss, f BAND Bottom Row: Schnorr, Pelnar, Bohne, Gleichner, Vondruslca, Prucha, Peserilz, Krueger, J., Konop, Oestrich, Kuhl. Row 2 Spaeth, Kulpa, Roemer, Gauthier, Kappleman, Dahm, Korinek, Simono, Fronk, l.aFond, Brunner. Row 3 Bever, Lodl, Hall, Courchanne, Markowski, Schultz, Skryclce, Luebke, Glomstad, Wallis, Sonntag, Ploeckelmann, R, Row 4 Deprey, Johnson, Stemlxe, LaFond, Kanitz, Paulsen, Plansky, Kiel, Murphy, Doeriler, Birr, Ploeckelmann, D. This season showed a colorful change in the Senior Band. The members were equipped with new uniforms. These purple and gold suits replaced the aging maroon uniforms. Wearing their new uniforms the WHS Band presented the Christmas, Pop, and Spring Concerts. Besides performing on the concert stage the band also marched at home football games and in the Memorial Day Parade. Drum major Brough Jones and rnaiorette Edith Kuhl led the marching band. Mr. Fred Roemer directs the 97 piece band. The organization's governing body is the Band Council. Bill Braun is president of the i956-57 council. The services the band performs for the community are the result of practice hours in the modern Band Room. Every sixth period Mr. Roemer rehearses his band forthe annual performances. g..,eW, i...L.-L .....- N .:: . vib- .Ii3 Wi li I I Page 27 . .., kt Q H V if ? ff r+ MADRIGAL Seated Halvorsen Jarek Hall Baugmet Swearengen Becker LaFond Wachtel Schnorr Sfandnng Braun Durand Doerfler Messman Mr Roemer Every Monday at 316 T4 students meet with Mr Fred Roemer to partlclpate In the art of maklng beautrful muslc together These young people widely known as the Madrlgal are an Integral part of the Washington Hugh School musuc program The mad people as they are aftectlonately called by Dnrector Roemer are often called upon to sung for varn ous clvlc organrzatlons when space wlll not allow for the entlre chorus At-plays concerts and other specual occasnons at W H S the publuc IS greeted by a bevy of be formaled beautles These gurls are the Junlor Ushers who serve their school by taking tlckets dlstrrbutlng programs and dlrectlng the audnence to thelr seats at these actlvntues 'T' W, 34 J JUNIOR USHERS Seated Conley Muller Stemhauer Haucke Funk Gates Havllnek page 28 Standung Petra Memeke Jarek Pete son Heffernan Jost Schroeder Lahey Baugnlet Ahrndt 4 l ll ll' ' ' ' 'A , , in Ji eh 6 ,' Q f T I ,, Q 44 ev s - , 4 2 1' -Sy tif Q' I' 3. ? V v ! l T r, ll T T x 5 T1 f', ' 'rf P , ,y I K 'few 4 A A sl 'I 1, -' l ' 5 ll JUNIOR ROTARIANS Row 'I Logan Young Zlatmk Koeser Luebke Funk Row 2 Buenzow Ruppe Dvoracheck Brault Messman Deprey L-1 fftflii YOUTH COUNCIL Seated Kafka Uhllr Schroeder Vassar Standing Lawrence Sauve Fanslau Krummel I 5 Selected monthly on the basls of their character leader shnp servtce and scholarshnp tumor boys attend the Two Rnvers Rotary meetnngs In the capacity of tumor members the representatives serve for four meetlngs At the end of each term each boy ns presented with a Rotary pun deslg natung hum as an Honorary Rotarlan The Youth Councnl ns the Two Rnvers youth organlzatlon Workung wnth the cuty recreation department the councll IS the youth representatuon 19561957 President Jane Schroeder IS working with Vuce President Don Krummel and Secretary Treasurer Corrme Kafka Washnngton Hugh Schools new student councnl chose sensor James Hallett president Charles Young vlce pres: dent Laura Lee Luebke secretary and Barbara Dahm treasurer as the first officers After tour years of laymg the groundwork the council has finally become a reality wvth Mr Heyroth as adviser Student council duties concern school problems and to make changes and Improvements requested by the student body S 5 y I 'ilfxx mi -.6 STUDENT COUNCIL RowI Nlquette Ruchmond Puls Seass Dahm Schroeder Sauve Wozmak Trybeck Hoftman Row 2 ONell Oestrelch Chrlstoffel Lleblch Luebke Kuether Suhr Gesell Durand Row 3 Koeser Perlman Welse Rlppe Dolan Paulsen Malley Mr Heyroth Row 4 Funk Zlatnlk Zur Young Messman Page 29 -S -wus . 1 - - -f EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AND ADVISER-Halvorsen, Dunne. ,EMM 3.595 H IA U EDITORIAL AND FEATURE WRITERS-Row l: Sonntag, luchterhand Durand, Konop. Row 2: Levanetl, Seass, Doerfler, Zermuhlen. 'Wi ., -' X'i-'5 '4'9il ' i ' Mx! ti r . EDITORS-Row 'lz Becker, Halvorsen, Hall, Brigham, Vassar. Row 2: Miss Dunne, Kahlenberg, Koprowski, Hallett. ,ifiz for wt :Z at asss A 1 gl , T , .. Xf x i x ,. .... . 1 mg., , -,az fav, hd. ., -.af f . K x ,- , . - v- - . ,. I- A f x. n ' 4 A 7 x I . 3 . NEWS WRITERS-Seated: Eggers, LeClair, Graff, Niquette, Ruminski, Prucha. Standing: Glaser, Dean, Simono, Coisman, Hurst, Virnoche, Lodl. AIl the news for all the students is the motto ofthe school tri-weekly publication, the Neshotah News. The '56-'57 staff was born at the lnkslingers' Ball on January 26, 1956. At that time, the head- dresses were officially awarded to Chief Brenda Halvorsen and her associate editor, Judy Becker. Then followed the page editors: Barbara Brigham, girls' sports: John Koprowski, boys' sports, Judy Hall, feature editor: Fritz Kahlenberg, editorial editor: and Jerry Sauve, news editor. Jim Hallett served as news editor during the second semester of publication. Thus began the reign of the staff over their new domains, consisting of the staff room, adviser Mary Dunne's room, and the print shop where the paper was actually turned out, under the guidance of Mr. Ewald Schmeichel. The year's climax was reached when the News was twice presented with the coveted NSPA CNational Scholastic Press Associationl First Class Rating. COLUMNISTS AND ARTISTS-Seated: Glomstad, Simono, Krueger, Perry, layclen. Standing: Wondrash, Hoffman, Murphy, Domnitz. SPORTS WRITERS-Seated: Wachtel, Goecljen, Fronk, Laurent, Lodl, Fanslau. Standing: Antonie, Malley, Richmond, Culligan. Page 30 4' .tr NESHOTAH ANNUAL EDITORS Prucha Graff Seass Hallett Slmono Durand Once agaln the 1957 Neshotah Annual Stat? set forth to put the years events between covers This years staff has several flrsts one being the exterior of the book Thus is the first trme an hnstory of the school that we have had padded covers Tradutlon IS somewhat changed as we have two boys nn the drlvers seat as Editor In Chlet Co edntors were Bob Seass and Jam Hallett anded by associate editor, Roger Durand Other editors were Ann Graff edltorlal Roger Prucha, organization Sharon Snmono art and Dave Glomstad photography Aldung the staff with endless energy was adviser Mass Joyce Spahn Other advisers were Mr Earl Kromer, bus: ness, Mr Melvin Wunsch photography Mass Ruth Wawlrka typing and Mr Mike Kazar art We hope you enloy this book now as much as we have enloyecl It all year 5 Lf If 1 ii ADVISERS Seated Miss Spahn Standing Mr Wunsch Mr Kazar Mass Wawlrlca PHOTOGRAPHER Dave Glomstad if .1 ,Q 'NN' -U A STAFF Row 1 Prucha, LaRose, Lahey, Konop, Wachtel Row 2 Sonntag, Fredrnckson, McClellan, Vassar, Brelvogel, Lodl, Fronk, Payette, Laurent, Eggers, Krueger, Fanslau, Belonger Page 31 Row 3 Malley, Brlgl-nam, Halvorsen, LeClalr, Kahlenberg - D111 l I Y I is L-'X ' ' -Q7 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Engelland, lesperence, Clarksen, Biel, Steinhauer Mr Harding, Graycarek, Buchner, La Chapelle, Gutstein. Row 2-Gospodarek, Wolfe, Lodl. For each hour of the day, an office assistant eagerly assists Miss Mildred Zuehl in helping the office run smoothly. Delivering messages, an- swering the telephone, and posting attendance are but a few of the tasks she performs in an hour's work. With such help, the office can cope with any problem that arises. Headed by President Marian Biel, the library assistants perform their daily tasks of checking out books, writing our overdue notices, and keeping the library functioning smoothly. They are all under the supervision of Mr. Nelson Harding, who is the new librarian this year. JUNIOR HIGH CRIER-Sommers, O'Neil, Mueller, Slocum, Best. Row 2-Vanderbloomen, Anderson, Rochleau, Bocher, Wilson. Row 3-Suhr, Klinkenberg, Steinhardt, Wrolstad, Dunavant. 'up' WXQ 5 tl .al pi. 94 HJ K War' x 49,s.v -JZ' I4 wo' E., 9 WHS? Ju, T- Ae my f 1. . 1 if rc- -'K is t Q, v lt. t , 'Q NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Seated Prucha Swearengen Becker Wallis Markowslu Bastian Row 2 Dean Seass Hall Colvinj Ketchum Glenchner Peshek Row 3 Mr McGivern Luebke Kurtz Berg Koprowski Belonger Row 4 Jones Hallett Halvorsen Zlatmk Roemer Flemal A SQUAD DEBATE Dean Becker Mr McGivern Luebke Seass B SQUAD DEBATE Seated Wallis Markowskl Bastian Row 2 Kurtz Jones Berg Swearengen Glelchner C SQUAD DEBATE Seated ColvnJ Koprowslu Prucha Row 2 Roemer Flemal Belonger Peshek Mr McGlvern RESOLVED: That the Federal government should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at not less than 90? of parity. The A level debate team, Bill Dean, Judy Becker, Bob Seass, and Laura Lee Luebke, won the NFL trophy, copped the conference debate trophy, and win- ning records at the district and sectional meets, and went to Madison to tie for third place in the state. Page 33 ai AJ ART CLUB MISSING Rowl Berger Chrustolfel Slmono Row 2 LaFleur Duprey Hlppert Glelchner 'SEE FORMATJ N CHESS CLUB Left to Rnght McKenna Abbet Mr Harding Barmun Koprowslu Kormek Glelch ner Hoffman When Mr Melvin Heyroth took over the duties as Student Councnl advusor Mr John Kraupa gave up has tame to take the lob of training new members of the Movie Prolectors Club, In the use of movie equupment These boys are on call every period of the day to show educa tional movies In the classrooms as well as showing all of the assembly movaes Mr Michael Kazar s Art Club IS one of the background servuce clubs of WHS Members are responsible for the seasonal posters on all bulletun boards the audu torlum wrndow at Christmas all the art falls under the responsibility of the Art C ub Fnfteen chess enthusiasts meet every Tuesday with Mr Nelson Harding Fol lowung the busnness meetung weekly matches are held Thus ns the flrst club that was granted a charter by the Student Councnl MOVIE PROJECTORS Row 'I Crabb, Brocher, Hoffman Page 34 Row 2 Glelchner, Kemm, Baum, McLellan, Post, Lltersky, Frrkowskl Row 3 Abbett, Lodl, Pagels . -'HY l il K X Q, Q A.. f Q . in , U ' '.....,....,... f ' X i 1 , t ,hy - f I f ' , ' - 1 , , , ' . X . . , . I . ,P I . . . 1 Oi 1 'V ar I s S of 1 ,Q .S I It , IWC? 1 ' . . I xl 1 . - 'sl Al ' - . . 1 1 . ' . . ' .n ' ,A X ,I ll I y.A',1 11' 'll' V . . . ' - I ,. 3 : 1, - -r X , , . . ' , 1 rv . 2 ' Vt .QV ,X 4. A . . K as - ' 2 , f - ' r . ', , f - I CONSERVATION CLUB Seated Jaeger P Gotstem G Karbowslu M Streu M Koprowslu J Row 2 Moreau Peterlk Kulpa Wlese M Czechan sk: Rathsack P Puls Colvin J Heffernan Colvin Row 3 Paulsen Ashenbrenner J Hoffman M lsherwood Fanslau J Gates S Payette D Learning about wildlife and how to preserve It IS the chuef arm of the Con servatlon Club Thus year with Mr Anthony lsherwood as adviser the club sponsored candy sales to obtann funds for sending students to the Trees for Tomorrow Camp at Eagle Rlver Wlscon sm Aslde from thus they agaln helped plant trees at Point Beach The Stamp Club had nts start thus year The mam purpose ofthe stamp club IS to allow members to meet and exchange stamps and to dlscuss new Issues The stamp collectors newspaper the clu receives also keeps members abreast of the constant changes bemg made ln the stamp world Advasor of the club IS Mr Anthony lsherwood Being one of the newest clubs forme In Washsngton Hugh School the Rock hounds are chiefly concerned with stones of exceptlonal beauty usable In lewelry The club IS advised by Mr Michael Kazar ROCKHOUND5 Flemel R Rocheleau D Paul Mr Kazar Colvin l. Colvin J Brault P ' ' r vi A l gf - , J l aw ' 1 , .4 ,. ,. - 1 . Y - 1 , -. ' , 2 , , , , -, - , , -, , , -, f , L. I , , 4, , -, Gesell, G., Grimm, D., Engelland, C., Gruman, Mr. , , -, , -, , - . I . I I - - I f b I - i I 'I I 'I I - , , -, , -, , - Page 35 vs'-' Q 1 4 xx if .11 Ev... i W RED CROSS CLUB Seated Kronzer K Schnorr K Brelvogel S Ketchum Kurtz Czechanskl Mrs Klaus Row 2 Schroeder M Maugatter Juchnuewlcz Sonntag Vassar Row 3 Koprowskl J Talarek Paulsen Fanslau XJ' Q7 ,,.. 3 49 sf CAFETERIA CLUB Rowl Jmdra Swetllk Funk Saubert Ahrndt Row 2 Le Clalr Taddy Zur Graff Karbowskl The annual Junlor Red Cross Fund Drive, favom for VVood Hospnal and the annud Clothing Drive all fall under the supervlslon and durechon of the Junior Red Cross Councd In cafeterua club food was the mann dush and very wholesome food at was Thw years dub underthe wakhfuleye of Mrs Laura Nagel was In charge of pre parlng the food for the many students who ate In the cafeterla Besides the mann duty the club also took care of servlng vvashlng up etc Statloned at thelr tables near the en trances of VVashnngton Hugh School the haH receptlonlsts give vlsntors thelr flrst rm presslon of our school Wlth two students for each penod of the day queshons are rapidly cleared up for anyone who enters our doors 'S 'Q xv' Q9 Vs S HALL RECEPTIONISTS Seated La Rose, Streu, Le Claar, Graff .7 V11 Row 2 Sonntag, Fredrlckson, Heffernen, Bauknecht, Skladge, Rummslu, Muller, Payette, Meineke Page 36 , ' VV V: ,iyb , llk Q ,:,, ,,,,,,4,:,f,f.,...1.n X , N. xt 1 V My ,yyw ,,, eatya 1 Y , L , ,w L 6 X :s ' X ,l L , , 4 lll, ' 442111, 1. i. L ' 1 . M H I E? 'E , A , . - I .. l 'W I MVA, R s . H ' 4 qc ' as ' eett ytey M to , N X f f -' I A M 'I v N S S 1 f ' h ' L ' 5 L L Z'-JK ll at ' . ,f t ' 1 'll' L - twill? to y ' . xg3'2.f,sS- re .qt 1 1 L , i L 3, 3 I ,V 91 , ' 5 l fx' N ' Nw itil' , I Q A ny - . , ' . l ,, . I . ' ' . . ' 2 , L 4' . n . x ' . - A N' ,V 1 ' 5 X ,A . . ..s,,. s, .,.:, W. ,,,, Z,,,,M . , n - N N 8 . N . L '4 H I ' 2 l I 'AM Q, - ,, M A L Q - e., ff r ' , ' - K 1 3 ., ,, ,, t,.., ., ...... . N ' 1 M rrefs 1A:r-rs' my-to or P P S I ' ' ' X ' 'ffts tfk A UV 'W7 ,uv Nilmwfiff' fbi ,Na FUTURE TEACHERS Row l Lesperance Kuhl Fanslau Prucha Row 2 DeRusha Vassar Brlevogal Rathsack Row 3 Markowskl Slckmger Kahlenberg Jurgens The Future Teachers Organization prepares students entermg the school of education Guest speakers classroom technique dlscusslon, prac tlce teaching and college and unlverslty reports program the clubs actlvntles N Daily the nurses aides render their servtces to the Two Rlvers Municipal Hospital Besides serv Ing the community the gurls have a background for a nursing career Miss Gertrude Sweetman rs the advusor Nurslng as a career IS thoroughly studied In NURSES N955 the Future Nurses Club Wnth the help of Mass Gertrude Sweetman future nurses tour hospitals study movaes guest speakers, and report on varlous schools as theur prolects K' 'C' FUTURE NURSES Row l Fredrlckson, Ahrndt, Graycarelt, Brigham, S Brlevogal, Sonntag, DeRusha, N Brlevogal Row 2 Genmer, Welse, Levanetz, Kruse, Klaus, Koprowslu, Honda, Trybeclc, Hurst, Goedlen, Gauthier, Bodwln, Jansky, Kurtz, Behreandt, Baukneckt, Kronzer, Welse, Graff, Schroeder, Burbey Page 37 . .QV W, .. 3- .L - Y? , f ' - T . T ' A - fw Q Q E - 'Q 3 AV, .. im-sf, , ' Q r E .. sf, - - 1 h . X 4 .N '21 W B L R 7 ' 2 .. I f K . , u 1 sy, Xa v A 5 V - ' 6, 1. J . xx , t Rf- nf ' - gift- k A . T' T' 1 Fr 2 is rr ' G 4 'll 17' 1' Ty ' FL ' f- , , ,Q ' ,Q ' 4' . f I Z I , ' l'.s W s , ' 'V K : tr he , . , . - I, , - 'Q ,v . , , , . , v M - .. ,.., -4. - - ' 1 fa u- g sn , ' - , t in . . -' S 4 . . . 1- 'Ig J' Er I ' a W, ' 1 , . . . I I . I , J i ll I lk far ,. ,. u V ' ,y . , . - H I 3 X ' ., N. V ' .4 ' ' . ' ' T' ' W cv X Q cy ll .L ' 1 , ' 'Q' . I ' T L Jil, 'WH Page 38 NN. 'ia 4h R -.ax ,-li ,Z LLL' CHEERLEADERS Graycarek Fanslau Halvorsen LEVBHCYI Graycarek BCHEERLEADERS Carron Malkowskl Goedlen Greenwood Seass Day fl as Q W If 5fr'5l'- 'FN G A-if fwf- FEP CLUB Row1 Schroeder Levanefz Brlgham Fanslau Row 2 Pazdera Fronk Slmono Perry Row 3 Rasmussen Kuether Gates Baugmei Graycarek Laurent Konop Berg Wozmak Row 4 Graycarek Luebnch Zlafnuk Koprowskl Murphy Halvorsen Lesperance Mr Tlmpany t Every Saturday mormng from 1000 to T0 30 news and views of W H S are o a d c a st o v W RW Vouce of Neshotah features a tape recordang of some phase of school lute followed by the dusk goclcey show, Purgold Platters Commercials news wrltung and broad castrng and tape tech Q EW to in. niques constitute the program advused by Mrs Lula Glomstad The Purple and Gold ts a club dedicated to school servrce Thus clubs scope of actwutnes also Includes the handlung of the American Field Service student change program Once am hey present aaxy of Stars a u dent talent show Mlss Ruth Wawlrlca IS adviser of the club led by Bull Dean PURPLE AND GOLD Seated Belonger ONeul Pazdera Rasmussen Fronk au rent ow l Carron Schu tz Fanslau Ahrndt Perry Schroeder Bodenstab Pagel Rasmussen Muss Wawlrlca ow 2 Berg Cuadras Anderson Uhllr Prucha Lnebnch Graycarek Dean Rocheleau JtJc N' tr L. RADIO GUILD Rowl Seass Hall Hallett Becker Dean Halvorsen Braun Row 2 Wallns Markowskn Rnppe laFleur Jones Paulsen Berg Jandra Rtce Mrs Glomstad iw D' WI!-r The Camera Club IS one of the fastest growmg and most Interesting clubs Members become acquainted wnth cameras and other photographnc equupment and help develop all the pictures for the school publtcatuon CAMERA CLUB Lueblxe Becker Llntereur Mr Wunsch Glomstad Meneau Schroeder Page Dunavant, Lueblle, Dunavant, Gordon. Standing-Mr. Hurlbut, Ploeclremann, Lesperence, Ploor. ! e-,agAA-AAg Aj, MAKE-UP CLUB-Kneeling, Courchaine, Greenwood, Oestreich, Root Brievogal, Berger, Kuhl, Guetschow. Row 2-Czechanski, Greenwood, Strye, Berzinsky, Kozlowski, Woznialr Geimer, Hurst, Luchterhand, Noclxer. Row 3-La Fond, Moore, Wallis, Goedien, Marlcowski, Van Laarhoven Engelland, Schmidt, Kurtz, Kronzer, Behrendt, A 5 B ? L. . .Qt 'L' ' ff' Q X is . ' . ,Q f i Q - ' fi S . 5 4 9' - 3 A r -l Y 1 ' 1 1 s - - fr.: N 1.1.4 The Stage Crew, under the direction of Bob Ploeclcemann, proved practically indispensable in setting up stagings for this year's plays and Polliwog Pageant. MAKE-UP ClUBeRathsaclc, Gates, Gates, Spaeth, Terp, Rathsaclv., Gagnon, Fronk Row 2-Miss Haasl, Ruminslci, Schroeder, De Rusha, Vondruslla, Schroeder, Lodl Ertman, Gleichner, Jindra, Row 3fMiller, Kuenzel, Schultz, Kappleman, Hippert, Dufek, Geimer, Heili Koerner, Hall, I I if ,H DRAMATICS CLUB-Row l-Greenwood, Carron, Czechanslli, L. Colvin, Hall, Smits, Hippert, Root. Row 2-Weise, Mr, Hurlbut, Boness, Klopfer, Geimer, Klein, Eirman, Duffek, .l. Colvin, Schultz, Ertman, Kuenzel, Brievogal, Schmitt, Wozniak, Kurtz, Bodwin Kimmes, De Rusha, Zur, Jindra, Miller. Row 3-Kahlenberg, Sorenson, Wallis, Markowski, Fanslau, Jurgens, Kronzer, Becker, Christensen, Heili, Schmitt, O Page 4 JUNIOR HIGH SPELLING-Corbisier, Jarek, Richmond, Suhr, Alfrnan, Klinkenberg, Pearlman, Becker, Dahm, Roemer, Doncheck, McGivern. SENIOR HIGH SPELLING De Rusha Gagnon Gripp Jones Ahrndt Ketcwum Mr Kromer Luebke Post Becker Honda Slmono Zermuehlen Row 2 Colvin Jlndra Czechanski Markowski Wallis De Rusha Kuhl Schultz Row 3 Klopfer Jones Luebke Kuriz Rice Becker Durand Page 4I JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SPEECH-Row I: Peshek, Washkow, Klinkenberg, McGivern, Meineke, Miller, Bodwin, Miss Dufek. 'f SLA? wx 'ish ,, 4 1. F ' ' 5-fx-N11 'Q HG 522 Hg s wx ., - Us sw, Q R -' X tx we +4 'N ' M Q -'-5-1: 1 I U 1 r -Q., ,W g 'M.l. as 25, ,QP M ,J fv I qs , 1 . - at ,J 40 JF' r ,Ha 1 ,J Y if ff? it Y if? ek if S 4-1 H-is 'vi gm Af EH -- gif Q i . rg KI, H Af r, 5 K w. 5-N Yi Rv 'l , .Say gf 5 3' fp 0 I off ' .0.0 O 3.3 L- -M X M11 V I W V, -f A J? 1 Z rag -.-. .an M.-Y: -ff, Q fi' 53. 1 'Q W. fl W iv 5, P A, , ' ' '34, F' . . 4,19 -v..,,., cg 'www Q' -0 qu E 'V aU'f, ,,, 54' ,, if Q. :NV . .., nv . -' . .3 ' ' H pun J Q' fax .. , T4 1, .I is i E 1 . ,,- . xifgv Jn '51 TEV-Qgigg, WYE . . 1' - ina Front Row, Hoffman, Lodl, Nebel, Beth, Culligan, Markusen, Brault, Gospodarek, Buenzow, Copesky, Waier, Stuelas, Kiel. Sianeli, C0865 Dil-2710 Row 2, Asst. Coach Yungwirth, Wargin, Kohl, Radue, Polich, Bever, Kopetsky, Root, Behrendt, laFond, Emond, Eesley, Klinlser, Cuturia, Asst. Coac On , Row 3, Koprowslci, J. Messman, Kornely, Bruechert, D. Messman, Murphy, Menges, Graff D. Kozlowski, Meyer, Knope, Klopfer. Clow fl Raider Scoring MID-EASTERN CONFERENCE Raider Record TD PA Total W l. PCT Beth .... . . 10 O 60 Neenah ........ 7 0 1.000 Manitowoc Murphy .. . 4 O 24 TWO RIVERS .... 4 3 .571 Neenah . Culligan .... . 1 9 15 Menasha ....... 4 3 .571 Shawano . Gospodarelc 2 O 12 Clintonville . ,.., 4 3 .571 Kimberly . Brault ...... . 1 1 7 Kimberly .... .. 4 3 .571 Clintonville Laurent ... . 1 0 6 Kaukauna .. .. 4 3 .571 New London Markusen ... . 1 O 6 Shawano ... .. 1 6 .143 Kaukauna . Stuebs . . . . 1 O 6 New London .... 0 7 .OOO Menasha . . Wargin .. . 1 0 6 l Page 44 FOOTBALL COACHES-Yungwirth, Dietzo, Otto. Duck Messman 'awww 3, f,k x if v ,Q- in T M 551 gen? 645' Mike Culllgan Pass Befh sweeps aroun end 6lflL0'Z3.4 Curt Waler Merlin Siuebs nil' 'uf' Ken Bruecherf Ken Wargm . 'my if -vv....,,,,-,K W-sus Tame Out! Raiders find fhe go mg rough 'Q enfow J--f -f F f ,.....,.. 35 ' fQ xc John Copesky Tom Murphy Tom Polish Jerry Menges Duck Markusen Bob Kornely Ready hukel V34 .A N-.tn-... Q.. YP' 3? gym in M Opponent about 1 My ,J 3. be stopped 4 P' 1 jmgqv 'ENS' .1-J'-4.3 ' wr frail? .onlin-lf'...b -Q 1 Raiders prove tough on defense '1 qwt+ '-w y Us I AA. W-'dk A14 --in... ' ..,.,,,, ' Culllgan chases punt k,,l s ii I , ,f J QE'- K' , . A ,..-... -J .ff ,, ' Wwe ' 9 ofa ' . .. ng f .. A J , .wh t V X ' N f ' . 1 , ' if h fe e ' a 'W if , L , W L , ,.,,M-,.. , ' A .,A,ee a 1 me me . EQ L' Q ' f ' We c L77 . '1z f.-just O Q JL . . V A . S., -. ,adv W g S . ,f - . 'J . y Y . ' f A tl - K I ' . . . - -la r 5 V 1 . ' 4' --' ' A F M Y . e e a e w ' A-- ,f-S-Sir Y x A . ' ' '4 W 6 ' flf-'9'4..:,..1' 6: nf.. flll. - A ,, ' 0 :J an i2ii1Tf'r:G-.15 A E1 I. A, . W' - we .Aa ,. ,A. -1-,lifii,iaigi,:b LEaa,fg'.5z,: L: i -W kr I . . '---ww pf N K 4.c1A,,,. ,,,,A A k K Q. : ' A N -- .,,. Y, 5, ,f,5- -- 1' eq .a . . A f gig.-3' r,.r if 7 ' , M? .V ' I J? I 5 , , V Z in M . . Q M ,,..., ,,,, . .ga 1 5 A HM -A Q ' - ' ,. , V st! 3 . ,.Lk Nam r W r . V V Y v rx I sm 1 V Z- ' '-T 'x R ' J ' 1 , , V W r t I 3, A 1 5 - f e e . N Yh Ye to ,T-..., -w Q... ' Q MTN ,Vw Nh - . Doubtless was Coach Floyd Dietzo's observation at the mid-September football turnout. With the help of Warren Otto and Tom Yungwirth, he began work with the Purple Raiders. Crucial moments, determined drilling, team cooperation, and school spirit saw the Raiders finish on top in the Mid-Eastern Conference. TWO RIVERS 14 MANITOWOC 14 Ron Brault and Tom Murphy opened the 1956 scor- ing in the traditionally tense inter-city match. At the end of the first half, the Raiders were at the long end of a 14 to 7 score. The second half was mostly ball exchanges with Manty scoring one TD. The final whistle ended the 14-14 clash. NEENAH 47 TWO RIVERS 12 What happened? Maybe it was the spring weather but in spite of this, Raider fans saw Claude Laurent and Leon Gospadarek hit for the two TR scores. TWO RIVERS 27 SHAWANO 19 Things were back In order as the three busloads watched the Raiders down the Indians They got a good look at the sneaky and shlfty back Jim Beth Jim had a play day and hat pay dirt three times with Mike Culligan doing the rest KIMBERLY 34 TWO RIVERS 0 Nothing clicked for the Raiders Teamwork and determination couldnt stop the Papermakers TWO RIVERS 32 Cl.INTONVILl.E 19 Minus four lettermen, a determined team played a wing-ding of a ball game. Beth showed again in the scoring three times. Tom Murphy scored on a nice pass from Ron Brault and Ken Wargin recovered a fumble and ran 70 yards to make the final bid. TWO RIVERS 26 NEW LONDON 0 Homecoming! Displaying good running and passing, Jim Beth, Leon Gospadarek, Tom Murphy, and Merlin Stuebs hit pay dirt. Ron Brault's 61 and 62 yard passes showed him as a real threat in the Mid-Eastern Conference. KAUKAUNA 13 TWO RIVERS 6 The Raiders hopes fell for first division. The game was played mostly on the ground and only one day- light was seen on a pass from Ron Brault to Tom Murphy for the only Raider score. TWO RIVERS 19 MENASHA 7 First division determined Raiders turned the game into an uproar as they scored twice in the final four minutes Up to the fourth quarter it was anybodys game and then Tom Murphy .lim Beth and Ron Brault scored for Two Rivers Doubtless the Raiders did a fine 'ob Six Raiders received honorable mention on the AllConference team quarterback Ron Brault halfback Jim Beth center Joe Buenzow guard Curtis Waier end Leon Gospodarek and tackle Richard Messman QAM f5p,f'wqn'Wf 5f' Q R Ft I 4 ff'- fl1 l ' to G 'C1'i3 'QOO v.. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1 Be er Water Eesley Perlman West Pagel Markham Brault Bohne Altman Slmono Row 2 Dedrlch Boche Ward Klen Paul Vlrnoche Soucop Chase Znn Coach Buth Row 3 Fronk Burr Spaeth Raddatz Aklam Becker Juchniew cz Flemal Page 47 , . . - . . . . I I 1 ' H ,, 1. . . . . , . 1 , ' , . I I - 1 . I . , . ,si F A H Q g K .. -. ' f'N I -W I I j Y lx I T :xii Y ' fs' I V A lvx ' lx- 51. f I f W I C Q fl 411 ' I ' I ' 1 71 'P ' TV , A . X H' I NTI X f A ,, 2 X All .gi I 2 l. L -4- Y a Y ' s V , , V l I , I .Y x i .-,-ls.-,:, ,1t.':-9. ,-.. .,---..,. ...Lf-':. :caan-,S -1 ,C . . - 5 ' -1 I 1. s . I 55.1 - 1 V , ' , , , , , , 1 1 1 ' , I r, , I, , ' , , , I , . 3 , ' ,,,,, ' I , . Algoma Manutowoc Sheb North Knmberly Neenah New London Cllntonvllle Alumnu Shawano Menasha Kaukauna Klmberly New London Mamtowoc Cllntonvnlle Shawano Menasha Kaukauna A 3 ,I L -6 P P BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Otto Gospodarek Buenzo Messma Bault Kopo sk Koen ng Antonle Messman h e M lley Co sma Bet OPP TOURNAMENT Kaukauna Kumberly Oshkosh Sheb North West DePere Superior Cent Shawano Ft Atkmson 2 Page 48 Coach Warren Otto MIDEASTERN CONFERENCE TWO RIVERS Shawano Neenah Menasha Kimberly New London Clnntonvslle Kaukauna INDIVIDUAL SCORING Total Points Koprowskl Brault Antonne Messman R Malley Rehrauer Kroemng Messman J Gospodarek Beth Buenzow Colsman Eesley 45 4 240 R.,Reraur, a., i rl, h. I , I I I I l I Lfbypzaflefgrzff TR ........44 67 ' ...... 49 64 . ..... 58 70 w L ' ....... 46 55 --13 l ........5I 60 -----l2 2 ....46 72 8 6 ' ' ..... 45 88 . ..-.. 8 6 ' ........ 60 63 7- . , .......5l 70 A W- 7 7 .....,.52 64 Q- -- 5 9 ......o2 69 'rr ' ' 212 ' ....... 64 60 .... 'l I3 Neenah ...4.... 56 67 xt ....54 74 ' ..... 38 57 ' ' ..... 40 92 .......8O 88 -A .......53 59 . ......49 85 r . ' ....... 8 ' ' ......... 330 ......46 67 ' ' ....... 54 73 ' .......... 182 .......52 75 . ..... 68 74 ' ......... 58 ....45 66 , .......49 ' ....68 73 .... ..33 .......82 75 . ' ..... 62 79 ......... I5 -- -- ' ........ .IO 25 ........... 2 ZMLOZA fi 1? ldv M A 1 -V I Bull Malley Andre Colsman Richard Messman fu ff V 'GP '? 'v 1:41 K I sn. rf A Paul Antome Jerry Kroemng George Rehrauer km JF. Richard Markusen John Koprowskl Mike Culllgan Page 49 'Y , .551 ig .V ,f 1, 5' x fA' I V. . f ' I T in 4. I 03' if V . Aif fu X - A' . X ' ' r i , , 'Af 7 'l?f',' .- Y' Qui. h Q .' Fla sn W giggle, 'fl 55, 1 Q A B TEAM-Row 1: Stanek, Emond, Mallcowski, Nebel, Easley, Root. Row 2: Coach Buth, Rice, Zur, Markusen, Lodl, Knope, Walesh. The Raider Basketball team did another fine iob again this year finishing second in their conference with a 9 and 5 record Playing outstanding ball for the Junior Varsity this year were Bucky Knope Wayne Markusen Dale Kozlowski and Lee Nebel The Freshmen of Washington High School came into their own In basketball during the 56 57 season finishing on top of their conference with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses High scorers for the year were Tom Lawrence and Lee Raddatz Page 50 FROSH TEAM Rowl Coach Wrolstad Rochleau Juchnelwlcz Donchek Alclam Flemal Becker Bocher Row 2 Fronk Zlmm Raddatz Ostrelch Koprowslu lawrence Mahllk Vaclavllt Koprowskl Row 3 Chase Peterson Easley DeRusha Markhum Matheys Bonk a' ' I , . - 2 , , ' ' , , , , , - 2 , ' , , , , , , , . 2 f , , , , , .- U , Q A ST . I W ,L ' -f f w . 3.1 k 1 K A , , ,I K f v. is I V, V . M 4 9 1 . i 5 g l is ill t g B 1 0 5 t t i 2 H 3 1 F-IN Q ll A X. .rf-., GOLF Rowl Becker Peferson Perlman Koeser Row 2 Paulson Rlppe Race Young Halle? Dean Seass WLl44,l4flUl6' SWIMMING Rowl Peterson Peltler Wolfe Payette B Monka Kozlowskl Prucha Waskow Sonnfag Row 2 Fromness Becker Meyer Pagel Snmono Markham Stollberg Messmen Peters rf Row 3 Gllshmen Bachelor Schroeder R Monka Brueckert Brunner Knel Koprowskl Rhode Luchterhand Ward Coach Swearengen ..l E HFllNlflT'Oll Y- - fel H 'Ili HX? ii l...... like ,,........ ,311 me -Lug' -were L I-SD C ff I lkrrl L' .- 1 4 - fn , X i A I r ll is lf , , L A , C . . x ' J' 6' P L' L I I Q! I Sf' ' , . K x r , ,K I V P , lr I I1 xl I 1, ef- 1 1 L gl Il E v ' P l if ' ' x 'rm '7'..,, ,. I I X I-15. 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X x ,Q Q L xx , 5 1 x ' W l ' Xe -X - 2 ' , , , ' , , , ' , , , , , , . Z I I I I I I I I 'I I ' Z I I I I I I I I I ' 2 , , , , , , ' , , f f , - , A - 2 ' , ', -, , , , , , , , ' - : ' , , , , -, , , , , , -f - L, ,. A A A -M Q 5 ' Y ' sz. '. 'Q ..., A --we . , I my JY W -M. I ' L UWg My 'Q L . .4 H ' A I 1. ax 'W A Q, xv 9 nf - A . QA f' . X V X V ' inf, ' 5 x V1 ' I x A xl x , 1 . ' 3- X .3 . 6 , l . 7 Z ,gyemle Bbggm 'J' 42 'C--. Allfxo c.lGl ol 57 1 ,Q fun, 19 wr- Pn Y'Y ' The Hub of the 19561957 GAA wheel features Brenda Halverson as All Round Gurl She us announced at the annual sprung banquet along wuth the new oft1cers and GAA Board Each gurl un the club trues for thus honor Awards are also made to members of the GAA emblem 1000 pounts a medal and 1600 a letter One hundred pounts are needed to be eluguble to attend I P 1 Apu! an X 1 the banquet A malor sport un GAA entutles a gurl to 100 pounts or she may earn 75 pounts un a munor sport Mrs Delores Cuha us the advusor of thus group the largest organuzatuon for gurls un Washungton Hugh School The GAA also sponsors the Homecomung dance and Faculty Tea Page 53 C si , 1 A 0 X . ag ,3 . Suz Paw if ri ln, 6 Gt' 'fl ,M ENS' hoo 5 1 K 11 .1 is 1' 09 GZ . 46 Q6 1 J 3 , . '41 ' X 1 A A auag for ' 'E I- 1 E a...f m 7 - ' P- 9. 5? 3 -ua' ,ll 5 5 43 2 v Su v- 5. . Q v- - W ,. Jax A 'Ig E, Us ' xl ' . r un ir 1, - A 5 jo g - Z3 X90 k u fe 2, svffffl' - D :W 5? ill - . 5 . wb F, os! NX 1, 'fb 5 I K' Haus- I W Fx A37 f Q tx 5 - . ' . . . . . . I I . . . . . . . . . I , . 'Nl E H 'unfgx 3 hu., L.-Jpqd n-SSS-'SYS-'!'S 53i i!2 ,-2 G0 Ji ke-45' POIJJWOG CLUB Row l N ONenI Seass Best Kvltelr Uhllr Strut! Row 2 S ONell Moore B Hall Muller Rathsack Fronk Wallls Ahrndt Eggers Krumduck Swearengen Clha Row 3 Sumono Lleblch Lesperance Chrlstoffel LaRose Halvorsen J Hall Krueger Bodenstad Fronk Fanslau Baugnlet Breuvogel POLLIWOG The Polluwog Club the gurls honorary swnmmmg organization presents pag eants and Interclass meets on alternatxng years Mrs Frank Clha Jr advlsor presents membershsp wards and specral recog nltuon to honorary sensors Passing swrmmlng and dlv :ng tests are the member shup requnrements Ann Graff OFFICERS left to rught J Hall, Secretary, B Halvorsen, President, G Fanslau, Vice President Page 54 Ellen Eggers S2 PAGEANT ns year Su tan s Gems was presented by the Pollnwog Club Aprnl 8 10 and ll under durectnon of Mrs Frank Cnha Jr Brenda Halvorsen was general chasrman with G I Fanslau and Joan Fronk as assistants l HONORARY POLLIWOG CANDIDATES Row I Slmono, Chrustoffel, Fanslau, Brelvogel Row 2 Halvorsen, Hall, Nnquette, Krueger Denotes Honorary Polllwog Members aff A J 7 to ff f gr K f J gf, Q g f ' A '. x ' l X 1 X55 , H: ' 'ff ' tg: 5 l l n X lg I I - l I x A l sl A l we P H J K f L rs x 1 I 1 Vg I I ,' A l gl . 'i JA A l 1 1 1 ' , Th' , I ' . . I - Q i T' W K . I . I ' s f 9, , , the - ., j - 3 Aj - . g ' r a- ' - ' a'l , IQ i3A .llm Hallett magician advlslng Sulian Frank Zlafnlk how fo please the god f ihe sea 1 l Prlnce Roger Prucha and Prlncess Brenda Halvorsen 'Ql- 45' Prlncess Rubeha out for a rude wnh her favorite fish .-5, pr' 3.5 gr ,I Mike Schroeder Roger Prucha Bull Wolfe Dennis Payette do ihelr Cane Routine Jgn Wall., .1 her besf dom Dmmond, Nancy ONenl does her dance for Yhe Sultan and the Princess 9 are a Glrls Bes? Friend and he' 'den5 P age 55 ' ' j 4 iff 4 lc r 'ey 5 . , ' is 5' v m 1 5 if Y - - g 4 l 1 Q E - x , l ' N e ,lr-I 1 jf ' o Z ' If ll ' ll I x ' X, x 1 - , r Q34 A' X xg 5 . 1 Y,l- MQ X f ,Fi 73 3- . 5 3ff44 2,3e 'wife Q ' K -X6 'A 42? A Hr? ., . ,, , r + Iii: ff . ' K wi ilXi1z5lrrfl lr, I ,f f, l , :fi QT-f fag , LA f H x afvtvtl 'VII ly' , aff 'Qi Q R 2 5 A ti as ' if '2 '--1 i mf g golf- or h ,mf fi 5 ,Q r V?f'.,:'fM- ' , ' 2. Q, l J. 'II , f ff: I ' ll I ' ll I f A 1. .L g - . I, . I ' ' ' I ' ll I ' The girls here are having a bully session. BADMINTON is a minor sport Twenty five points are given the girl for the first game win or lose For each game she wins after the first she receives 25 points per game Its managed by Ruth Luchterhand The singles championship was won by Judy Krueger and t e doubles by Sharon Gates and Ruth Schepper A Mgr Judy Levanetz: g ls eng ossed n an e ct g game HOCKEY is a major sport managed by Judy Laurent. Each participant receives 100 points. This year's hockey championship was won by Laura Lee Luebke's junior team. TUMBLING is a major sport managed by Brenda Halvor- sen. The trampoline is also used in the tumbling pro- gram. Each girl receives 100 points. M com me 4 W ee VOLLEYBALL is a major sport managed by Judy Levanetz Every girl receives 100 points There is a gym class ney for the GAA SQUARE DANCING is a major sport managed by Judy Lodl The girls partici pate in couples one dressed as a boy and one as a girl Each girl receives 100 points Page 56 Mgr. Brenda directing Pat Krumdick and Jean Uhlir on the trampoline. BOWLING is a major sport managed by Sandra Vassar and Eleanore Christoftel Kathy Wachtel s senior team took this years champion ship Freshman Judy Lalko took the singles tournament and Joan Fronk and Brenda Halvorsen the doubles Mixed bowling was also held for seniors Mgr Judy Lodl call g S ng your partner 5 Aj? f , I I , . . . , . . . . , . , . h . . ' ir r i x i in . . in , wi fe. . . , tournament as well as a tour- V' yqifg r Q ' ,mga . ms. 'gg , A perfect dive by Sally O'Neil into a churning circle. ARCHERY The archery sea son opened in May Equip ment was Issued to the girls who were scheduled to meet three times Each girl shot three rounds and points were added up after each session Sandra Fredrickson managed this minor sport The former Miss Margaret Suettlnge amateurs how t SWIMMING. A marathon swim was held this year under the direction of Gale Fanslau. At each session each group swam for a ten min- ute period and reported the number of lengths. Each girl received 100 points. TENNIS Tennis a minor sport was under the man agement of Sandy Lahey The girls played their games on their own time and on a tournament basis Everyone receives 25 points for the first game and 25 more points for each game after that that they win A good return by Marilyn to Marcia. .41 at A com we Me O! WV' Q O-lf '+I '-ur r showing our OUT DOOR SPORTS lce skat ing hiking and bicycling were a few of the activities included In out door sports this year Points were issued accordingly by Ellen Eggers who is in charge of out door sports GOLF Golfing started this year for the second time in GAA history All girls pro vide their own equipment and play on their own time Each girl receives TOO points for participating in s malor sport Mary J une IS SOFTBALL The softball sea son officially started In May this year The teams were divided into the American and National Leagues Sally Breivogel managed this malor sport and each girl participating received TOO points The championship team received an extra 'IOO caddy for Sally who is trying for her hole In one ,,..-v- M lax I 0 . I . - ' V . if f - . 'o T., . y ' , 3 . . QM C 2 1534 in ,M 0 1-' rp , ., , mm .W 790 14. K is 'sf 1. , . P aqfqrd 1 -,gm ,, Mizgiif . . 1. - ,M ,Z , . pau. Q33-Q N s,M-, I X MQW 'P 55:12 .A XP 4 L 3 Zlfelflt -A-lB....n Marsha Anderson Sharon Armsirong Mary Ann Bocher Sylvia Bruechert Pafrlcla Brusefh Vernon Cornuls YV' ' rl -5 AW Donald Dunavani Lee Fencll Thomas Fitch Barbara Fronk Y Q Bonme Fronk Thomas Gordon J ,fl Donald Jarek Carol Jones Y ... 'fx Il Glen Kappelmann Kermli Kleun Frederic Koeser Sharon Kvlthyll Wayne Lusk Donna Pagel Pafrncsa Pelfner Jer: Lee Peters Kelflf Richmond Andrea Rocheleau Ronald Rozmarynoslu Jane Stehle ' din Scolf Sfelnharcll Ted Sfollberg Jull Suhr Cheryl Vander bloemen Daniel Wrolsfad I hx We're gonna rock around the clock Page 60 2. - . 1 , ' T c V ., 3 .- an ... , 5' ? y .5 .za ' Q, 4- i' 5 A HY ' 7 ,Q J js ' xy TQEU. f , , ' Q . I 1 . M A..,1v-1v 34' Y, XL. is 57 A Lv . LJ Q? I -5 buy' lag' ,U xy T Ai R, ' ' -fx X Y 5 'K . , ' , ' , I X r 1 -. .3 - ' , 'Q 1 - -- -we on I -f x b t Y- ga x '-' f' , - X 'I Y ' , Y . X rf D f Carol Hall, Kaaren Hansen, Nancy Hassmer, Karen Hickman, 'JA I I - i a F ' -fx ,,, 1 M Q 5 v , Kg: In P li . , - y x V D Lkflgzl f 4- I fb R , ' ' , ' , 1..- ,A .eva ..'- , ' ' ' .' . - - T 'C f' Y 'Vs- , -, K -. , vt. x11 Y x! X l V 1 , V' , ' 'f . ' - , 12' ' s , 3. .-F - X, as - : J. ' 7 Q, xv .4 -jf, , r' D ., my 1 A Y T A H - ru H n ' 4 X I ,a-' x l 1 , 33. .r John Alimann Gall Anderson Davls Lorrame Decker Q 5 Carol Kay Besf James Bruechert larry Hassemer Davld Hollenbach Don Id J b a aco son Jon Jedda Kenneih Johnson Russell Johnson '-QQ: Robert Markham Thomas McGnvern Bev l M ery elneke Damel Messman Michael Morris Lou Ann Mueller WR Wayne Ploor Vu Rasmussen Larry Rlppe Allen Schroeder Al rglnna Plclxard Barbara Ploeckelmann A John 'xx A Kathleen Turner Mar A y nn Wa skow Rnchard West Linda Wilson Cijlff ,W ca, ,. fuk! 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GAA 1 2 3 4 Annual Dram Club 1 Homecommg Court 4 s er Hugh Crier Nurses Andes 1 2 Conserva tlon Club 2 if li , PAUL ANTONIE Abe GENE AVERY Basketball 2 3 Track Mobllgas Economy Run Neshotah News JUDY BECKER Becky Ex Board 4 Extemp Speaklng 2 Declam 1 2 3 4 GleeC b 2 3 4 GAA 4 Nesho News Assoc Edltor Annual Dam Club1 2 Vlce Pres 3 Pres 4 National Honor Society Speech Squad 2 3 4 N FL 3 4 Debate 3 4 Madrlgal Group 3 4 Radio Guild 2 3 4 Plano Solo 2 3 4 Plano Ensemble 1 olo ocal Ensemble 1 2 Operetta 3 All School Play 1 2 One Act Play 3 Stu ent Congress 4 ANITA BEITZEI. Nlta ee Club 3 GAA 1 2 3 Annual Jr Hugh Crier Nurses Aldes1 2 3 4 Conservation Club 2 MARY JANE BELONGER Board 4 Glee Club 1 A 1 3 4 Neshoa News Annual Dram Club 4 Homecoming Queen Purple and Gold 2 3 Pre Operetta 3 EDMUND BELONGIA Eddie GERALD BELONGIA Jerry Basketball 1- Track 1- Bowling. Basketball 1- Track 1. . X C JEANNINE BERGER MARION BIEL GAA 1, 2, 4, Annual, Art Club GAA 3, 4, Library Asst. 3, 4, 4, Make-up Club 3, Sec. 4. Student Gov. Day 4. Page 72 KAREN BIRR Board 'I GAA 'I Dram Club 4 Jr Hugh Crier Hall Recephomst 3 Nurses Andes I Band Ensemble 2 All School Play 4 Make up Club MARILYN BLASCZYK Mare ee Club 'I 2 GAA 'I 4 Art Club 4 Operetta W ASME In 5ef'llOl' YEBI' JANET BOLZENTHAL Bosne KARL A BONK Charlie ratory 4 Dram ub Basketba Transferred from Mlshlcot Hugh CHARLES BORNEMANN Chuck Movie Prolector Club I 2 3 Rod and Gun Club 2 Photo graphy Club I SARAH BREIVOGEL Sa ly ec am 'I A Board 4 Polllwog 3 4 Nesho lah News Annual Jr Hugh Crier Red Cross Council 3 4 urses Andes l Operetta Make up Club 'l 2 3 Pres 4 Future Nurses 'I 2 3 4 Future Teachers 4 BARBARA BRIGHAM Barbie Ex Board 2 3 Extemp Read In 2 GAA l 2 3 4 Nes o lah News Annual Dram Club 2 Jr Usher Pep Club e P s 4 Jr Hugh Cr Youth Councll I Nurses Andes Fu ure urses Student Gov Day 4 National WILLIAM BRAUN n E Board l Vlce Pres 2 3 4 as etball Mgr 'I 2 ee Club 4 Pep Club 4 Madrlgal Group 2 3 4 Radio Guild 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Band Ensem ble 3 4 Vocal Solo 2 3 Vocal Ensemble 2 Operetta 3 All School Play 2 af .' '14 KENNETH BRUECHERT Cooney Football 2 4- Pep Band 3 4. Honor Society Page 73 ELEANORE CHRISTOFFEL Chrisie A I 2 3- Boa d 4- '- wog 2 3 4- Neshotal-I News' Dram. Club 4- Offlce Asst. 4- . Uher- Ar Cub - a Receptionist 3- Make-up Club 4A National Honor Society. tw get as NAM, IAMES CUADRAS lm Purple and Gold 4 Red Cross Councnl 4 Forelgn Exchange Student MARLIS CLARKSEN ANDRE COISMAN A I J Us er Basketball 4 Track 3 4 Glee Library Asst 4 Make up Cluk Club 4 Neshotah News RALPH COLLIER JOHN COPESKEY ? W4 Track 2 4 Football 2 Nesho Basketball 2 Baseball l 2 tah News 4 Football 3 4 Operetta 3 We fn I3 THOMAS CZECHANSKI Tom Transferred from Chicago Vo catlonal School In senior year WILLIAM DEAN Deano Baseball 2 Golf 3 4 Football Statlstlclan 4 Extemp Speaking 3 Oratory 2 Glee Clu 4 Neshotah News Purple and Gold I 2 3 P s 4 Jr Rotarlan Speech Squad Pres Debate 2 3 4 Movne Progec t Club 1 2 3 Radio Gu d 3 Pres 4 Photogra Club I 2 Badger Boys State Camp National Honor Society neg MICHAEL CULLIGAN Yahootle Basketball B all 4 Golf 3 4 Track 2 Football Glee Club 4 Nesho tah News Athletuc Statnstlcuan 3 4 Madrlgal Group 4 Hall Receptionist 2 Operetta Conservation Club 'I 2 Mobil gas Economy Run 4 Trees for Tomorrow 2 RUSSELL DEBAUCHE EDITH DeBRUIN Eddie A 'I 4 Neshotah News Annual Operetta 3 Vocal Ensemble Page 74 2 3 PETER DOLAN Doals Track I Football I Swlmmlng 1, EUGENE DECKER Poochie DOUGLAS DEMCAK Demie BGSIKCYIJBII 'Ii Baseball It 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, Rod and Gun Football I, 2. Club 1, Conservation Club 'l, LUKE DEWITT Louie Track 'I, Football I, Swimming I, 2, 3. 2, Mobilgas Economy Run 4. VERNON DOERFLER Doris Basketball I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, An- nual, Jr. High Crier, Madrigal Group 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Band Solo I, 2, 3, 4, Band En- semble 2, 3 4, Vocal Ensem- ble 2, 3, 4, Operetta, AIIA School Play 4. ROSALYN DUPREY Rosle Ar! Club 2 4 Hall Receptionist ROGER DURAND Rog President 4 Swimming 'I 2 cam I Ora ory 3 Gee Club 'I 2 4 Nesho ah News Annual Assoc Editor Dram Club I 2 3 4 Spee h uad I Jr I Crier Madrlgal Group 3 4 Vocal Ensemble 3 4 Operefta All School Play I 4 servatlon Club 2 Stu ent Council Convention Election Committee 4 Student Council CALVIN EARLEY a GAIL EESLEY C , 'F A 9 ' 5. f 5 N' ' .. iii? l ' ' 2 ,. -' - 1 k v' ' K..- as r if 'si' 1 .gc 4 45 I Q , X 2 'IX a SHEI.DON DOMNITZ Neshotah News Shelly Page 75 rf 4. to U ,. s 1 . ' ll 1 : , I. ' ,, - H H ,, ,A , : ' ' ' : ' ' , : 2. 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ELLEN EGGERS E IE A 1 2 Bo o wog Mgr 4 Neshotah News A nual Office Asst 2 3 4 .Ir Usher Conservation Club 2 PAUL EIERMANN Mad Basketball 1 Football 1 TRUDY FILLIEZ PAUL ENGELLAND Engle Football 1 Swimming 1 2 ee Club 1 GAA B Hall Receptlonlst 4 Nurses Andes 1 ,GSPKNAN SANDRA FREDRICKSON Sandy Decam 1 GAA1 2 3 Board 4 Neshotah News Annual am CIub1 2 Jr Usher I Crler Library Asst Hall Receptionist 4 Nurses Aldesl 2 3 4 Conservation Clu 3 4 Future Nursesl 2 3 Sec 4 GAIL FANSLAU Ex Board 3 4 Glee Club 2 A 1 2 3 Boa w 1 V e Pr Nes otah News Annual Homecomung Court 3 Purple an Gold 3 4 Operetta 3 Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Jr Crier Pl no Duet 2 Plano Solo 2 3 Future Teach e Pres 4 -J JOAN FRONK Ex Board 1 3 4 Secretary 2 GAA 1 2 3 Pres 4 Polllwog 2 3 Sec 4 Neshotah News Annual Homecoming Court 2 P rple and Gold 3 4 ep C u 1 2 3 Sec 4 Opere a DALE FLEMAL HERMAN GAGNON Tunner LOUISE GEIMER setbaII12 3 T IL ee CIub1 2 GAA1 3 4 Rod and Gun Club 4 Hall Receptionist 4 Future Conservatlon Club 1 2 Nurses 4 Page 76 ft H- H H GA , , 3, ard 4, P Ili- I , I1 1 - , , : If - If gh . . . 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'II.M'-vw. wl':Lt.z-'kwa v-I Q MARY LOU GOEDJEN Getch GAA 2 3 4 Neshotah News nnual Dram Club 4 Us er Re Board 3 Future Nurses 2 JAMES HALLETT rm 2 3 Foo a Swlmmlng I 3 Four Mlnu e Speech 2 Glee Club 4 Nesho teh News Edltor Annual Co Editor Dram Club 3 4 Radio G ld 2 J 4 All School y 4 Spe ch Squad 2 3 N F L 3 4 Conservation Club 2 Student Congress 3 Student Student Council Pes 4 bate 3 4 JAMES HANSEL am Page ANN GRAFF Annle Board 2 4 AA I 4 Polllwog Mgr 4 Neshotah News Annual Editor Dram Club 4 Homecommg Court I s er Hugh Crier Llbrary Asst 2 Cafeterua Club 2 4 Hall Receptnomst 4 Future Nurses 4 BRENDA HALVORSEN Secretary I 4 Extemp Read I 2 De m GA Boar 4 Pollrwo c 2 3 Pres 4 Neshoa News Editor IH Chief Annual Club I 2 Vlce Pres 3 Cheerleader I C ptaln 3 4 L 2 Jr Hugh Cruer e l Youth Council I rlgal Group 3 4 Radio Guild 3 4 Operetta 3 Plano Solo I 2 4 Volce of Democracy 2 3 Elks Leadership 3 4 National Honor Society RONALD HANSEL on Board 4 Track 3 Gee Club 4 77 JUDITH HALL Judy Secretary 3 Externp Readeng eclam I GAA I Po lwog I 2 3 4 Neshotah News Edltor Annual Dram Cu 3 4 Jr Usher National nor Soclety N F L I 2 4 Debate I Madrngal Group duo Guild 2 S Operetta 3 Jr Hlgh Crler rf - ff In Ex, , G , 2, 3, 'z , r 7 : 2 ' , . : . v A 5 . 5 Jr. 5 , ' 5 . 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'A s ' I 5, .. ,, Lf, A , ' - .4 WALTER HOFMANN Butch Neshotah News Homecoming Court 4 Conservation Club 2 DONALD HURST ARLENE HOIDA Tuts A I 3 4 Nesho a News Annual Dram Cu I N F L I Nur Aides I Pep Ban 4 Future N rses 3 4 Piano D et I 2 3 National Honor Society N.- EMMA JASPER Ems GAA 2 Neshoa News Dram Clubl 2 .K Ibn. ,P '- if . . I -: Ii 2 2 ' 2.1-:f'..fsi'i , 1 x ,A I sggigrt it A' 4.1. gf A in L rgygf Hurhe Babe Basketballl Baseballl Foot ball I Glee Club I Neshotah News Jr High Crier Pep Band 4 Band Solo 4 Ban Ensemble 3 4 Vocal Solo 2 3 Vocal Ensemble 3 4 Stamp Clu Vice Pres 4 DANIEL JANDA Danny KARL JURGENS Jerky T13 FREDERICK KAHLENBERG Fritz' Baseball 2- Golf 3 4- Swim- ming I 3 4- Declam. 2- Nesho- ta News Editor- Annua Dram. Club 2, 3- Vice Pres. 4- . Ro arian- . High Crier, Movie Proiector Club I, 2, 3, 4, All-School Play 2, 3, 4, One- Act Play 2, National Honor Society. LOU ANN JOST Louie A I 3 4 Neshoa News Annual Dram Club I U er J High Crier Nurses Aldesl 411'-3' ROBERT KANITZ Wubs DONALD KINZEL Don Pep Band 3, 4, Band Ensemble Ir. Rotarian, Rod and Gun 2, 3, Band Solo I. Club 2. Page 78 4: ...sa 9 If-M KI 'gl i , GENE KLEIN Ichabod Glee Club l 2 3 4 Nesho tal1 News Pep Band 2 3 4 Vocal Solo 2 4 Stage Crew I 2 Basketball l 2 JUDY KOCH JOHN KOCH Jack Bowling l MARIAN KOERNER Neshotah Newsg Dram. Club 45 GAA l, 3, 45 Annualg Jr. Hall Receptionist 3. Usherg Art Club 45 Nurses' Aides ly Make-up Club 4. KAY KONOP Extemp Reading 2 GAA I 2 3 Sec 4 Neshotah News An a Dram Club I 2 Club 4 Jr High Crier Nurses es I Pe B nd Future Nurses Sec 3 4 Plano uet 2 Piano Soo National Honor Society JOHN KOPROWSKI Big Mitts Bas etball I 2 3 4 Baseball Trc I 2 Neshoa News Editor Jr Rotanan Pep u 2 3 4 Jr High rler Red Cross Council 3 4 Na tional Honor Society ROBERT KORNELY Corny .IUDITH KOSKA Judy Basketball I Baseball 2 Track GAA I 3 4 Neshotah News Footballl 2 3 4 Athe Annual Office Asst 3 4 J Mgr Basketball 2 3 Usher .lr High Crier National Honor Society MARCIA KOSlOWSKl os PAUl KOZI-OWSKI K01 ee Club 1 2 GAA I 2 Football 1 2 Jr ugh Crier 4 Neshotah News Hall Recep tionlst 2 3 Nurses Aides I 2 Page 79 als B s etball 1 2 3 4' Baseball 3 4- Jr. Rotar' . 5 :env Knoemne ffmaasef' '14, ' a k , , , , 1, 2, , , lan I y 1 'V .. -4 ELAINE KRUEGER GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Polliwog 1, 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Dram. Club l, 2, National Honor Society, Jr. High Crier, Debate 'l, Nurses' Aides 'l, 2, 3, Pep Band 3, 4, Band Solo 2, 3, Band Ensemble l, 3, Judge E, 11- Q . . il X. 2 ff? 4 ' , 'f of Elections 4. RONALD KRUEGER Spoolcs PETER JAMES KULPA Peter John Track 3, Rod and Gun Club 2, Conservation Club 2. THOMAS KUPSCH Tom Neshotah News Dram Club 2 Pep Band 3 4 All School Play SANDRA LAHEY Sandy GAA l 2 3 Board 4 Nesho tah News Annual Jr Usher Hu Crier Red Cross Council 4 Nurses Aides 'I SHIRLEY laROSE Shir Gee Club l 2 GAA 'I 2 3 4 Po lwog 2 3 4 Nesho ah News Annual Dram Club 4 Jr Usher Hall Receptionist 3 CATHERINE ANN LaFLEUR Kathy ee Club 'l 3 GAA l 4 Annual Art Club 4 Make up Club 4 i lfrikew JUDY LAURENT Juds Board 2 3 AA l Board 4 Neshotah News An a Dram Club l Homecoming Court 3 Purple and Gold 3 4 Jr Usher Pep Club 4 Jr High Crier Nurses es 'l 2 Vice Pres 3 Make up Club 3 4 servatuon Club 2 Student Gov Day 4 3 i :Var Page MARTIN LAYDEN Neshotah News Dram Club Operetta 3 All School Play l MARIE LeCLAIR Sunshine GAA 2, 3, 4, Neshotah News, Annual, Dram. Club 4, Jr. Usher- Library Asst. 2- Cafe- teria Club 2 3 4- Hall Recep- tionist 3 4 SHARON LODI. Sherry Lee A I 3 4 Neshoa ews J s er I Crier Nurses Aldes 2 Con servatlcn Club 2 tlon Club 2 Vlce Pres 3 MARY ANN MAHLIK A 2 3 4 Drm Club ny Operetta 3 JoANN LESPERANCE GAA 3, 4, Library Asst. 2, 3, 4. .IUDY LEVANETZ Leve JUDY LODL Juds GAAI 2 3 Board 4 Nesho GAA 'l 2 3 Board 4 Nesho tah News Annual Dram Club lah News Annual Dram Club Jr Usher Pep Clu 3 4 Cheerle res 4 Cheerleader 4 High Crier Hall Receptionist 4 Hugh Crier Rec Board Vice urses Ades I 4 e es 3 4 Nur A Band 4 Conservation Club 2 Future Nurses 3 4 Conserva Make up Club 3 4 WILLIAM MALLEY I V e Pres I President 2 x ard 3 Basketball 'I 2 3 Track 'I 2 Nesotah News A nua Purple and Gold 3 4 Photography Club I- Mobilgas Economy Run 4. njon RUTH LUCHTERHAND Ruthie GA I 2 3 Board 4 Nesho tah News Annual Cheerleader Hugh Crler Edltorun Chnef Operetta 3 Mgr. Basketball 3 4- National Honor Society. RICHARD MARKUSEN Dick PATRICIA McCLELLAN a B s etball I 2- Baseball I 2 ee Club I- AA 2 3 Captain 4- Football 3 - Neshotah News- Annual- Dram. Homecoming Court 4- Athletic Club I- Operetta 3. Page 81 GERALD MENGES Jerry RICHARD A MESSMAN B s etball 1 Baseball 'I 2 3 DW otball 'I 2 4 Rod a Movie Prolector Club 2 Mad Gun Club2 rlgal Group 4 Operetta 3 Vocal Ensemble 4 Q C' mcrmno G MsssMAN envm Mom: rv Sam Baseball 2 Football 'I Presiclentl Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 'I 4 Footballl 2 3 Honorable Mention 4 Pep 2 Photography Club l WILLIAM MONKA Monks Band 2 3 Conservation Club 5' TOM MURPHY Murph Swimming 2 3 4 Movie Pro s etball I 2 3 Track I 'ector Club 'I 2 .IQHN NEUMANN SHARON NIQUETTE Shery Mobilgas Economy Run . Glee Clubl 2- GAAI 2 3 4- oo all Neshotah News Annual Pep u 2 3 4 Jr High Crier B nd 2 3 4 Band semble2 ,r r -W ifiigf 7 3 JAMES PAYETTE Jim' Track 'Ip Neshotah Newsg Con- servation Club I, 2. Polliwog 2 3 4- Neshotah News- Dram. Club 4- Pep Club 4- Jr. High Crier- Operetta 3. Page 82 JUDITH PAYETTE Judy GAA 'I, 3, 45 Neshotah Newsp Annualp Dram. Club 'ly Hall Receptionist 45 Nurses' Aides l, 3, 47 Future Nurses I5 Con' servation Club 3. b We Sw Q SUSAN PERRY Susie Ex. Board 2, 45 Declam. 25 Glee Club 15 GAA 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 45 Neshotah News: Dram. Club 45 Office Asst. 2, 45 Purple and Gold I 2 Sec 3 p ub 4 Nurses Aides 2 Operetta 3 Future Teachers 2 Vice Pres 3 Con servatlon Club 2 ec National Honor Society KAREN PETRI Glee Club 'l, 25 Stage Mgr. l Nurses' Aides 25 Future Teach ers 25 Conservation Club 2, 3 ,K FRANK PIETROSKE Franlue ROBERT PI.0ECKEl.MANN Movie Prolector Club l 2 3 4 Bo TOM POLICH Basketball l 'l 2 Track Sac 'sf 1' Combat I oot Cha lt. ROGER PRUCHA Rog Football I Swimming 1 2 3 4 Neshotah News Annual Homecoming Court 3 Purple and Gold 3 4 Movie Prolector Club 2 National Honor Society Gee Club l 2 Stage Mgr l 4 Pe B d 2 A 'R fd JAMES REDEKER nm Conservation Club l 2 Mobil gas Economy Run 4 JUDITH POST Judy A 3 4 Nesho a ews Usher National Honor Society Library Asst l 3 Vice Pres 4 Nurses Aides 'I GEORGE REHRAUER DENNIS RICHMOND Danger Ge9'9'e Glee Club 3 Neshotah News Bas etball 'I 2 3 4 Jr I Annual Athletic Mgr 2 3 Crier Page 83 fain!- MARNEE ROCHELEAU Rush A 'l 3 4 Neshoa News Omce Asst 3 Jr Usher Jr Hugh Crier Nurses Andes l Conservatron Club 2 MARY RUMINSKI Rum A 'I 3 4 Nesho a ews Dram Club 4 a Receptionist 2 3 4 Hex LEE SAND Cheuenne Track l Rod and Gun Club 'l GERALD SAUVE Jerry Extemp Spealung l 2 Nesho lah News Editor Annual AUDREY SCHNORR A 'l 2 3 4 Dram Clu Office Asst 2 Nurses Andes 'l Pe Band 3 4 Band Solo 2 3 4 Band Ensemble 2 3 4 NORMAN scnunz maggie Dram Club 3 4 Jr Rotarlan Natlonal Honor Soclety Youth Councll 4 All School Play 4 One Act Play 3 Conservation Clu 2 Pres 3 lnterp ead Ing 4 Trees for Tomorrow 3 Time Award 3 4 Elks Leader shnp 4 ROBERT SEASS Bo Golf 3 4- Football Statistician 3 4- Declam. 2 3- Oralory 3 4- Glee Club 3, 4- Neshotah News- Annual, Co-Editor Dram. Club 2 3- Jr. Rotarian- National Honor Society, Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Speech Squad 'l, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Debate 2, 3, 4, Movie Proiector Club I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Guild 2, 3, 4, All-School Play 2, 3, 4, Badger Boys' State Camp. MICHAEL SCHROEDER Finnegan President 3 Track 'l Football S ng Glee Club 3 Homecommg Court 3 Purple and Gold 'l 2 Red Cross Councll 3 4 Rod and Gun Club 2 Conservation u 'I 2 3- Elks Leadersu twfwgi 'Tl t 'll 5 3 rc MARION SICKINGER ARVID SIEGEL SIGQSH GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Cafeteria Club l, 2. 4, Band Solo 2, 3, 47 Band En- semble 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Page 84 X GERARD SIMONO Jerry as etball I 2 Baseball Dram Club 2 Neshotah News Annual Jr Hugh Crler Radlo G ld 2 3 4 SHARON SIMONO Sums ee Club l GAA l 2 Po nwog I 2 3 4 Nesho ah News Arl' Editor Annual Art Edntor Homecoming Court 4 U her Pep Club I 2 High Crier At Club 'I 4 Nurses Aides 'l Natuonal Honor Society DEAN SORENSON Dnzz Track 4 Glee Club 4 Dram Club 4 Cafeteria Club 4 Pep an 4 and olo School Play 3 Christmas Play 4 Band Ensemble 4 JEAN SKLADGE Jeannie GAA 2 4 Neshotah News Annual Hall Receptuonlsf 4 IK SHIRLEY SONNTAG ee Club l 3 GAA l 4 Neshotah News Annual Red Cross Council 3 4 Hall Receptlonlst 4 Nurses Andes I 2 3 Pres 4 Future Nur es DON STANISLOWSKI Stan ROBERT STANUL Bo Track 2 State 3 4 Glee Club Glee Club 3 Conservatlon 3 4 Rod and Gun Club 2 Club 2 3 Rod and Gun Club 2 PAUL SOSNOSKY uz Track 3 Glee Club 3 Movie Proqector Club 2 Rod and Gun Club 2 Conservation Club 2 JON STOLLBERG Wubble MERLIN STUEBS Steamer o 2 Swlmmmg l on ck 1 2 Stae 3 4 Cr servatlon Club 2 Country 4, Homecomlng Court 4 Page 85 T B ll , 5 45 GI 5 , , 3, 45 . 5 5 ll' , , , 5 I Vx' ', I' t ' . 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Katle ee Club I 2 GAA I 4 Neshotah News Annual .lr Hugh Crier Madrlgal Group 4 Nurses Andes 'I 2 Operetta 3 Natlonal Honor Society ,, 3 5, CURTIS WAIER Curt KENNETH WARGIN Wargie etball 1 Tack I 2 3 B s etball 'I 2 Baseball I 2 Football 'I 2 3 Captain 4. - rack I- ootball I - Stage Mgr. I . JAMES WICHLACZ Wicky' LEO WONDRASH Windy Basketball 'Ig Track 'I, 35 Foot- Neshotah News. ball I. Page LESLIE ZERMUEHLEN es LESTER ZIMMER es Glee Club 2 3 4 Neshoiah 'sl'-iw-vo-wg News J Rofarlan National Honor Society Jr Hugh Craer Sassy senior Swinging SalIies show siuffg sweep show!!ll Page 87 Judy Becker Q54 Lawrence Glaser 1' Kay Konop Susan Perry CHARACTER LEADERSHIP Page 88 jlJoiii0lfl6Z 401107 0Ci6! Jane? Bolzenthal Barbara Brigham Elenore Chrnsfoffel 4' ,s.f7 tk Judy Hall Brenda Halvorsen Arlene Holda 6' John Koprowslu Judy Koska Elaine Krueger Judy Pos? 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1954

 Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 1

1955

 Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI) online collection, 1956 Edition, Page 1

1956

 Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI) online collection, 1958 Edition, Page 1

1958

 Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 1

1959

 Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI) online collection, 1962 Edition, Page 1

1962

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