Washington Park High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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'aff fL, , A v I a KJ P- 3 s 7 ,Q-I ,., W .F . 415271 '- -QM Qx l -ig ' fl Q F5 My Q5 '- -Q l0l2EUl0l2D As we come to the close of our last year at Park, each of us in his own way pauses to look back upon the last three years. But- more important than these years is the future. ln this future lies our world, for youth must take over the responsibilities left to it. With the world in its present turbulence, we can foresee that many members of our class will serve their country in the armed forces. Edu- cation is one answer to the end of the dilem- ma. Here at Park we have attained varied accomplishments. Individual characters have been molded more firmly while academically we have grown. Those who have worked and studied hard have a satisfaction which know- ledge brings. This book is a record of our last brief school year at Park which will long remain in our memories. st wsQwsvv XmmmQmmt. ,- DLDICATION For his ever-helping hand--for his lovable humor--for his close associations with us-for his hilarious ancedotes and reminisences-for his sin- cere and intense interest in us and our problems- for these and numerous intangible reasons, we the senior class, dedicate our l95l Kipi to Willard Iselin. Page five U LJLTY-H SENIOFIS ESHDFIQMQTICS SCHOLRSTIC -' INTRQMURFIL wsu of comms Dane 7 Daue 50 Dane 77 1 in . mt ' B , , ' .af ' K ..j --.f.E,f.k .il 6 ,., A .-.,,., . ck IA if K' -5, IH 'VL H V ,N 1 I. ,, N' . rf., L -, ,, ' 0351. Q Q6 x. ,.., SYS Q 4 K lt, af? mf ,- 1 ,- 1 x ..x- MA ... P' .- ul .. r f f Qljuizg 4'-A A 1 i ' -4' 17.-sn ,Wav Hp, ' 14 - ,, JT ' fr . -'li Us 4.11 . v 'mf a' mi his 524,11 S Q Q ' , , A x , A -5. 1' X . Hg' I IH. r V1-A '- 3 1421-.Q . , A 4.1.25 .1-4.1 ff: '.. H ' w - ,.j,,- in . V rg, A ,. 1 l ..f1 QU WJ ', 7 'U F, .' ftp' 1-gf-vw ' arzjg 1 - 'I' u.' V at 'rvj-1 L, ' , fc h K' A.. 1.911--ivan.. A IOF-'-IS ADMINISTRATION As far as we can determine from his- tory no one voted for Valley Forge during the American Revolution. We know no one want- ed Gettysburg, Antietam, or Vicksburg dur- ing the Civil War. Generations before us gave up their lives reluctantly on our Western Plains and through the mountain passes. The past two World Conflicts have left white crosses scattered around the world as markers for those who died to help perpetuate an idea. These were some of the challenges faced by previous generations in order to give us our heritage. Who is to say that the present challenge is more difficult than these? C. I.. Amundson Most of us will long remember this school year as one of big snows and 24 degrees below zero temperature. These facts are worthy of some note but we hope you will also look back on the year l95O-l95l as one in which you achieved the realization of your goal as a successful citizen at Park High School. Your teachers and fellow students have enjoyed sharing experiences here with you. Regardless of how spectacular or out- standing your achievements have been, you too are part of the ever-increasing family of Parkites. Take pride in your associations here and, down through the years which lie ahead, may you draw strength and encouragement in carrying on the fine traditions for which Park High School stands. A. B. Close Page eight HEODORE BEACH, Industrial Arts, Chairman, Woodwork LEANDER BERVEN, Science J. WILLIAM CHRISTENSEN, Mathematics IARY EMMETT, English ELIZABETH FELTEN, English ALBERT HALL, English ZHARLES HAUMERSEN, Electricity RAYMOND HAWKER, Social Science WILLIAM HILL, Social Science THEL HOLT, English WILLIAM ISELIN, Social Science GERALD KONGSTVEDT, English HILIP KRAUSE, Science, Athletics EMIL KUESTER, Social Science JACK LARSEN, English Page nine Page ten ALTA LAUB, Languages MARY LOCHNER, Social Science MARY McDONALD, Commercial ANNA NEITZEL, Mathematics FLORENCE PENNEFEATHER, Commercial DOROTHY PERHAM, Social Science JOHN PHILLIPS, Commercial, Physical Education, Athletics WILLIAM POLLEY, Science MARY PUGH, Social Science, Chairman WILLIARD RAYMOND, Mathematics, Science, Athletics ARTHUR RITT, Driver Education FRANCIS ROGERS, Science DOROTHY ROOT, Mathematics THOBURN ROWE, Speech and Dramatics RUTH RUGGLES, English ARION RYAN, Home Economics EILEF SAETVEIT, Music HELEN SAWYER, Art ARY SHANKLAND, Home Economics WARREN SMITH, Language GWEN SMYTH, Social Science HEODORE STEWART, English ROGER TASKER, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing CHARLES TUBBS, Mathematics .IZABETH WALKER, English ERWIN WALL, Commercial Chairman GUY WEAVER, Commercial, Athletics LMA WIECHERS, Foreign Languages, Chairman ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, English, Chairman ANTOINETTE ASHENBRUCKER, Librarian Page eleven e twelve NANCY BOEHME, Office Clerk RAYMOND CORNWELL, Printing MARY ANN ERNST, Office Clerk MARY GORDON, Physical Education, Science JACOB LA BONDE, Machine Shop VIRGINIA O'BRlEN, Home Economics, Cafeteria BEVERLY OLSON, Secretary AUDREY PAHL, Nurse GRACE PISKULA, Physical Education MARY POTTER, City Supervisor of Mathematics JOHN PRASCH, Physical Education, Chairrr i, Athletics GENEVIEVE IODIGAN, Home Visitor FREDERICK SCHULTE, Music, Chairman RUTH ANN STEIBEL, Assistant Librarian MARGARET TUESCHER, Home Econo- mics, Chairman SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Tom Lynch, has been at Park for only two years and has made quite a name for himself. He was formerly from Racine before he moved to California. Last year he did exceptionally well in tennis and he has played two years of varsity basket- ball. This year he was Homecoming King for the football festival. Vice-president, .lack Bryant, made good with three years as an outstanding halfback on Park's football teams. Jack also made a fine showing in track in the lO0 yard dash. Bonnie Renquist, secretary, was Homecoming Queen at the football festival. She also has served on the Student Council. Gene Hegge, treasurer, was in the court of honor at the football festival and also is a member of A Cappella and the Executive Council. This year the Senior Class sponsored an all school party, Sadie Hawkin's Swing. To raise money for the class, many seniors sold candy at the basketball games. This year's Senior Prom's title was Carnival of Venice. Page thirtee- s in-Q -if 1 li Acklam Albright Andersen, C. Anderson, E. Andrese Adams Allen Anderson, A. Anderson, J. Anton Adzima Anders Anderson, D, Anderson, R. Armagani MARY ACKLAM In school she's quiet and de- murep outside of school we're not so sure. lntra- murals, Cafeteria. MARY LOUISE ADAMS . . . A blush on the cheek is better than a blot on the heart. Wichaka, Co-Rec, Better Listening, Span- ish Club, Art Club. LEONE ADZIMA She adds a smile to what was sweet before. Spanish Club, Cafeteria, Intramurals. GEORGE ALBRIGHT Off on the horizon l see . . . a good future. H. R. Pres., lntramurals. MARYALICE ALLEN . . Her method is simple, her weapon a dimple. Co.- Rec, Latin Club, S. C. A. Cashier, G. A. A., Kipi Editor, Wichaka, Badminton, Movie Operators, Tennis, P. H. C. C., Better Listening, Intramurals. JEROME ANDERS I'Ie's got a good line, but his hooks are rusty. Co-Rec, Cafeteria, Varsity, Foot- ball Mgr. CAROLE ANDERSEN She'Il dance her way through life. Orchesis, Wichaka, Movie Operators, Forum-Debate, German Club lSecre- taryl, Co-Rec, Beacon. AUDREY ANDERSON . . Get her to smile, it's worth your while. Bowling. DOLORES ANDERSON Her smile is worth a mil- lion dollars, but it doesn't cost a cent. Bowling. llll I95I SENIOIZS Page fourteen EARL ANDERSON Curiosity killed a cat: l'rn not dead yet. Wrestling, Rifle Club, Beacon, Wrong Font, lntramurals. JOAN ANDERSON . . Where there's fun, lead me to it. Sorelle, lntra- murals, Cheerleaders' Club, Forum-Debate. RICH- ARD ANDERSON How dull it is to pause. Chor- isters, Latin Club, Cafeteria, lntramurals. JOHN ANDRESEN Testing-one-two-three! Beacon, Wrong Font, Rifle Club, Movie Operators, Co-Rec, P. A. Operators. RONNEY ANTON The home town boy-with his own brass band. Varsity foot- ball, Letterman's Club, Ushers Club, Library Mon- itors, Einsteinites, Intramurals. BESSY ARMA- GANIAN Soft words make a song. A Cappella, Student Council, Latin Club, Forum-Debate, lntra- murals. JAMES BAKER l'm just an ordinary chap. A Cappella, Choristers. KAROLE BALDWIN A winning smile never loses its charm. Co-Rec fSecretary7, Wichaka, French Club. PAT BARTELS Not big, not small, but noticeable in every crowd. Wichaka, Sorelle, S. C. A. Cashier, H. R. Vice-President. lker Bartholomew Bauer Benner Beth, M. Born Brandt ldwin Bassindale Belconis Bergman Bidwell Brach Brennenstuhl rtels Bates Bates Beth, J. Blitstein Brock Brinkman RUTH BARTHOLOMEW Guaranteed to talk. A Cappella. LLOYD BASSINDALE My strength is the strength of ten, because my heart is pure. Aheml Hi-Y, Wrong Font, Intramurals. EVVA KATHERINE BATES As full of life as one could be. Dramatics, German Club, Band, Co-Rec. CHARLOTTE BAUER We'Il think of her after. S. C, A. Cashier, Intramurals. WILLIAM BELCONIS This lad, like bullets, goes farthest because he is the smoothest. ARLENE BELL Let the world slide, let the world go. Sorelle, Bowling, G. A, A., Better Listening, Noon Control ..... EDWARD BENNER .There's a twinkle in his eye. German Club, Intramurals, B. Squad Football, Cafeteria. LOUISE BERGMAN Don't you ever get tired of seeing Dave? Choristers, Sorelle, Camera Club, Bowling. JUNE BETH At times quiet, at times gay, she has a mood to suit the day. Co Rec., Better Listening, Rifle Club, Einsteinites. . . MARY ANN BETH .The age of innocence. Bowl- ing Club, Commercial Honor, Wichaka. . . TED BIDWELL He who ruleth his tongue is greater than he that taketh a city. Orchestra, Intramurals, Co.-Rec. JOE BLITSTEIN In our travels around the earth, we find a man is measured by his worth. Student Council, Co-Rec., Intramurals, Hi- Y. EARL BORN A quiet lad with a bit of devil' in him. Rifle Club, Intramurals. DIANNE BRACH . . Dianne is another little girl who can do big things on a piano. Wichaka lPres.I Noon Dance Band, Forum-Debate lSec'y.J Co-Rec., Kipi, S. C. A. Cashier, Latin Club. ELSIE BRACK I like the exams, I think they're fine, I never cram, unless I have time. Wichaka, Intramurals . . . BONNIE. BRANDT Oh, he's like a brother to me. Student Council, Latin Club, Wichaka, Forum-Debate, Beacon, Better Listening, Co-Rec., Intramurals. VIRGINIA BRENNENSTUHL Tall quiet girl, re- served in her ways: she can well remember her well-spent school days. Beacon, German Club lPres.I, ScribbIer's Club, Quill 8. Scroll, Wichaka. JACQUELINE BRINKMAN Always iolly, always kind, she's the type one likes to find. Co-Rec., Wichaka, Forum-Debate, Spanish Club, Intra- murals. Page fifteen Brown Bundy Cagle Carlson, J. Chambers Christensen, F. Christense Bryant Burdick Calhoon Carlson, R. Chiausky Christensen, N. Christianse Buchman Burlingame Carlson, C. Cerveny Christensen, D. Christensen, P. Ciconi JIM BROWN How will people know l'm great unless I tell them? Bowling, Intramurals. JACK BRYANT Jack in football and track did star: in life we'll wager he'll ga far, Vice Pres. of Senior class, Letterman, Football, Track, Wrestling, Basketball, Intramurals .... JEANIE BUCH- MAN Calmness characterizes her. Co- Rec., Intramurals, Wichaka, Sorelle, Bowling. MARJORY BUNDY She puts all her cares in a box and sits on the lid and smiles. Wichaka, Forum-Debate, Sorelle. DON BURDICK So much one man can do, that does both act and know. Beacon, Dramatics, Student Council, Einsteinites, Scribblers' Club, French Club, Quill 8z Scroll. HARRY BURLINGAME We're just wild about Harry! German Club, Wrestling. ELAINE CAGLE She's a doll dresed up in her best clothes. Bowling RICHARD CALHOON We know he'Il be able to wrestle with the world. Wrestling, Letterman. CAROL CARLSON She possesses the secret of making friends. Co-Rec. Sorelle . . . JO ANNE CARLSON She adds a smile to what was sweet before. RUTH CARLSON A pleasing personality. Better Listening, Sorelle lTreas.J Intramurals, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Art Club, Noon Control, Badminton Club. JOHN CERVENY lLittle Johnl He is willing to be convinced, but find the woman to do it. Football, Basketball IMgr.J Student Council, Co-Rec., Intramurals . . . NATHANIEL CHAMBERS Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning. MARY L. CHIAUSKY For a 'mary' life she led. Co-Rec., Wichaka, S. C. A. Cashier, Cheerleader, Intramurals, DIANE CHRISTENSEN lt's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. Co-Rec., German Club lTreas.I, Riding Club, Rifle Club, Better Listening, Sorelle, Movie Operators, Badminton. FLOYD CHRISTENSEN He's like a Hydramatic car-shiftless. Wrong Font. NANCY CHRISTENSEN Freckles and her friends. Intra- murals, G. A. A., Bowling. PETER CHRISTENSEN Hey, let's rod. Football, Intramurals. Page sixteen ark Cobb Cuccio Dalgard Domsky Iarke Collins Curto DeRosa Dopkiewitz nmensen Cormock Dahlstrom Ditlevson Dortch SUE CHRISTENSEN To know her is a liberal education. Co-Rec, Forum-Debate, Sorelle, S. C. A. Cashier, Intramurals. VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN- SEN The ripest peach is the highest on the tree. Wichaka, Orchesis, Student Control, Co. Rec, G. A. A., Intramurals. ELVIRA CICONA . . . The shortest pleasures are the sweetest. Sorelle lPres.7, Spanish Club, Wichaka, Forum-Debate, Intramurals, H. R. Sec'y.-Treas., . . ERNESTINE CLARK The importance at being Ernest. Band Orchestra, Einsteinites, Forum-Debate, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Latin Club, Intramurals, .IOAN CLARKE Did nothing in particular, but did it well. Bond Orchestra, Student Control, Better Radio Listening, Wichaka, MURIEL CLEMMENSEN Always ready to smile at you. Student Council, S. C. A. Cashier, Bowling, Spanish Club. PEGGY COBB God save the King, l'll save Jack Bryant! Wichaka, G. A. A., Sorelle. . ANNETTE COLLINS Always so pleasantly occupied. Better Radio Listening, Co. Rec, Cafeteria, Wichoka, Spanish Club, Intrae murals. . . MARY CORMACK A hand lull of genius, a heart full ot truth. A Cappella, Student Council, Einstetnites, Orchesis, Beacon, Co-Rec. JOSEPH CUCCIO He knows that a football field isn't the only place a man needs a good line. Football, J, V. Basketball, Intramurals, Student Council, Varsity, Hi4Y, Library Monitors, ARLENE CURTO Although Arlene is very meek, her ex- cellent manners volumes speak. Art Club, Choris- ters, G. A. A., Intramurals. LAVERNE DAHL- STROM lDoIlyI Blonde, but not light-headed. Student Council, Wichaka, Forum-Debate, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Commercial Honor. LEE DALGARD He's backward in being forward. Rifle Club, Boys' Glee Club. JOE DEROSA Some day you'll read of mel Basketball, Letterman, Track, . .EUGENE DITLEVSON Full of fun and mischief, too- doin' things he shouldn't do. Wrestling, Intramur- als, Einsteinites. RONALD DOMSKY Let us never 'debate' about his success. Forum4Debate, Latin Club, Chess Club, Intramurals. HENRY DOPKIEWITZ The cause of gray hair among teachers is this most mischievous of creatures. Student Council, Co-Rec, Einsteinites, Spanish Club, ForumADebate, Dramatics, Beacon, Intra- murals, Student Control, RUTH DORTCH Si- Ience is more eloquent than words. Sorelle, Bowl- ing, Rifle Club, lntramurals, Student Council. . Ill if Ill T ,,. 6 555 -s aff x llll IO5I SENIOIRS Page seventeen g x 'TIES O ii I s 'N if Drake Dudek Edwards, S. Ellison Ensign Drettwan Dunk Eftemoff Engles Ernest Drisner Edwards, D. Egan Englund Evans F ROBERT F. DRAKE The man who put the cate- teria out of business. Wrong Font, Forum-Debate, Einsteinites. . . BETTY DRETTWAN Desire is creation. Wichaka, Sorelle, MARILYNN DRISNER lt music be the fruit of love, play on. A Cappella Co-Rec, Wichaka, Band, Intramurals, German Club, CYNTHIA DUDEK Like the moon, she reveals certain phases. A Cappella, Choristers. TOM DUNK My name's not in Who's Who YET! DANIEL EDWARDS He takes his shot- gun to bed with him. Co-Rec, Badminton lPres.l, Latin Club CPres.l, I-I. R, Pres., Football, Basket- ball, Golf, Lettermen, Track. STEPHEN EDWARDS Include me in. Golf, Intramurals, German Club, Cross-Country. GEORGE EFTEMOFF Every man has a sane spot. Intramurals . . . KAREN EGAN Would there were more like her. Wiclfwaka, Beoe con, Choristers, Quill and Scroll, Co-Rec, Latin Club, Better Listening. ROBERT ELLISON Blow, Gabriel, Blow! Noon Dance Band, Band, Football, illll I95l SENIOIZS Page eighteen H. R. Pres., PENNY ENGELS She's from Chicago, she's been around: she's a twelve o'clock girl in a nine o'clock town. Wichaka. JUDITH ENGLUND Somewhat quiet, but not so shy-we're not wor- ried she'll get by. Student Council, Intramurals, Better Listening, Sorelle. GEORGE ENSIGN He isn't a wolf-it's just the way he says helloooool Intramurals. WANDA ERNEST She lets her light shine without turning the spotlight on herself. Bowling, Sorelle, Better Listening, Intramurals. BARBARA EVANS Ott a little rain toretells a pleasant day. Choristers, Wiclriaka, Sorelle, Co- Rec, Cafeteria. RUSSELL EVANS Modest doubt is called the 'Beacon' of the wise. Beacon editoi, ScribbIers', Einsteinites ,Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Council. BEVERLY FARFAN Wo- men are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. Co-Rec, G. A. A., Beacon, Intramurals, VVictiaka. MARIE FARLEY Shyness is heaven's noblest gift. Bowling, Spanish Club, Wicbaka. ans R. Faust, L, Floyd Francetic Fumich Georgielf Giese arlan Faust, P. Ford Francis Galovits Gerbensky Gister arlcy Fisher Fox Frasher Gebhardt Geyer Glad LAWRENCE FAUST Speak low if you speak. A Cappella, Einsteinites, Better Listening, PATRICIA FAUST Why does she hurry from noon roll call? She has an important engagement at the end ol the hall. G, A, A., Chaiisters, Bowling, CofRec, Intramurals, CHARLES FISHER This fellow has brains-uses them, too. He sets an example lor me and for you. Wrestling, Einsteinites, Latin Club, Rifle Club Pres., Intramurals. PATRICIA FLOYD A little lun once in awhile make the wheels turn easier. Bowling, Commercial I-Ionor, Wichalca, Better Listening, Intermurals. GRET- CHEN FORD Talk less, think more-impossible! Intramurals, Better Listening, RONALD FOX I like to be unusual. Wrong Font Vice President. RICHARD FRANCETIC If he could wiggle his ears like his Adam's apple, he'd be able to fly. Track, Intramurals, Bowling, Riding Club .... JAMES FRANCIS It is well for one to know more than he says. Football, Track, Varsity, Ushers, In- tramurals. HELEN JEANNE FRASHER She's small but she's a stick of dynamite. Wichaka, French Club, Bowling Club, Intramurals, ALICE FUMICH Here's an apple for you, teacher. A Cappella, Sorelle, French Club, Wichaka, Better Listening, Intramurals. ROSEMARY GALOVITS We like her for what she is--and so does somebody else. G. A, A. RICHARD GEBHARDT It is easier to square the circle than to get around the mathematician. Einsteinites lVice Pres.J, Football, Dramatics, Bad- minton, Ushers, Intramurals lchampsl, Golf, Cafe- teria, Better Listening, VERA GEORGIEFF She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Wich- aka, Co-Rec, Beacon, Suclent Council, Forum-De- bate, Orchesis, French Club, Art Club. . . JOYCE GERBENSKY Someday she'll be a blushing bride. Sorelle. SUZANNE GEYER ls she popular? Just ask herl Wichaka, Co-Rec, Noon Control, Orchesis, S C. A. Cashier, German Club, Intramurals, Kipi, Beacon, JAMES GIESE For e'en though vanquish- ed, he could argue still. Student Council, Badger Bay's State, Einsteinites, Wrong Font, Football, Intramurals, Co-Rec, Hi-Y, Movie Operators. Camera Club, Band. FLORENCE GISTER She's the printer's type. Wrong Font, Bowling, Intramurals. JOANN GLAD The heart is a funny thing, shaped like a toy. ll you wont it broken, give it to a boy. A Cappella, Beacon, Forum-Debate. Spanish Club, Page nineteen Gomer Grant Greene Hagemann Hanko Hansen, J. Hansen I Graham Green, J. R, Grensky Hall, M. Hansen, A. Hansen, J. E. Hansen I Granitzke Green, J. M. Guy Hall, R. Hansen, D. Hansen, M. Hanson DAWN GOMER Her pep makes her rep! S. C. A. Cashier, Bowling, French Club, Wichaka, Einstein- ites, Intramurals. CHARLES GRAHAM l find nonsense at times is refreshing! A Cappella, Band, Intramurals, C0-Rec. PATRICIA GRANITZKE Be slow in choosing o friend, slower in changing. Co- Rec, Wichakci, G. A. A., Beacon, Intramurals. MARILYN GRANT Bright as they make them, clever as well, good things about her we could only tell. Beacon, Quill 81 Scroll, Spanish Club, Commer- cial Honor, Wrong Font, Wichaka, Co-Rec. JANE GREEN Ambition has no rest. Commercial Honor, Bowling, Wichaka, Spanish Club, Intramurals. JOYCE GREEN My joy in friends, those sacred people, is my consolation. Wichaka, Bowling, ln- tramurals. LAURA GREENE The kind of a girl that gives and receives true friendship. Movie Operators lSecy.i, Intramurals, Wichaka. JOSE- PHINE GRENSKI Measures, not men, have always been my mark. Bowling, Intramurals . . VIVIAN GUY Always laugh when you can--it's good medicine. Commercial Honor, Spanish Club, Bowl- ling, Riding Club. CASPER HAGEMANN Cosper's aspirations are exasperating. Wrestling, Intra- murals, CO-Rec, Ushers, Student Council, H. R, Vice-Pres. MARY LOU HALL One hundred and one pounds of fun-that's our little honey bun! Co-Rec, Dramatics, Orchesis, Student Council, Wichaka. ROBERT HALL He stoops for nothing but the door. Intramurals lChampsD, Football, Basketball, Track, Co-Rec, Lettermen, Library Monitors, Badminton. JO ANNE HANKO Seren- ity is peace. Co-Rec, Intramurals. . . ARLENE HANSEN Sugar and vice. DALE HANSEN Laugh? l thought they'd never startl Dramatics, Student Control, S. C. A. Cashier, French Club, Hi-Y, Co- Rec. Beacon, Scribblers, Orchestra. JOAN M. HANSEN Her every tone is music's own. A Cops pella, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Wichaka, Better Listening, Student Council. JOANNE E. HANSEN There's no argument equal to a happy smile. Stu- dent Council, Bowling. MARDELL HANSEN Her air, her manners, all who saw admired, courteous, though coy, and gentle though retired. Student Council, Art Club, Riding Club, Intramurals. Page twenty J lg I1 03-Q la C G3 Ju' C? Jilgzgvk- -'T I s sly.: 4 I i f , , Q 9' 0 A I i My 1 All 4 Y Harig Hasco I-legge I-leinze Hering Hlarris Hawes l-leibering Helding Herreid irwood Hay Heinen Henke Hershberger MARILYN HANSEN She never deserts her closest friends for their happiness on her depends. Student Council, Kipi Editor, Spanish Club, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Art Club, Bowling, Co'Rec, Wichaka, G. A. A., Intramurals. . . ROBERT HANSEN Still water runs deep. Orchesis, Band. DARLENE HANSON A ring on her finger-we'll see. Co-Rec, Better Listening, Intramurals. LOIS HARIG Music is the friend of labor it lightens the task by refreshing the nerves and the spirit. Or- chestra, G. A. A. Bowling, Movie Operator, Bad- minton, Intramurals, Orchesis lmanagerl ..,. EURADELL HARRIS A merry heart goes all the day. Better Listening, Intramurals. . . HERB HARWOOD Another one of those golf bugs. Golf, S, C. A. Cashier, Intramurals, Latin Club .... WILLIAM HASKO Where there's a Will, there's a way. Intramurals. DANIEL HAWES Rich is he who has a sense of humor. Football, Track, Intra- murals, CO-Rec, Student Council. DON HAY Ap- patently Don has no worry or care. Rifle Club lVice Pres.I, Wrong Font. GENE HEGGE When I rest, I rest. A Cappella, S. C. A. Cashier, Bowling Wichaka, G. A. A., Choristers, Intramurals, Cheerleaders' Club. SALLIE HEIBERING She's here, I heard her giggle. Co-Rec, Wichaka, Or- chesis, A Cappella, Choristers, Student Control, Intramurals, Spanish Club, Kipi . . . VALERIE HEINEN When Wally comes marching home- Cafeterio, Sorelle lTreasurerJ, Wichaka, Better Listening lSeC'y.I KENNETH HEINZE lf you don't say anything, you won't be called upon to repeat it. Rifle Club, Intramurals. DIANE HELDING Just plain sweet. German Club, Cafeteria, Intramurals. JERRY HENKE I'm here, you can start class now. Golf, Intramurals ichampsi, Track . . . DONNA HERING Please spell it with one r. Dramatics, Sorelle, Beacon, Einsteinites, Forum-Debate, Stu- dent Council, Student Control, Intramurals, Bowl- ing. PEDER HERREID His smile is worth a million dollars, but it doesn't cost a cent. Student Council, A Cappella, Beacon, Boys' Glee Club, Forum- Debate, Co-Rec lPres.J Tennis, Basketball, Drama- tics, Racine Junior City Council. BILL HERSHBER- GER All great men are dead or dying: l don't feel so well myself. ForumeDebate, Student Council, Co-Rec, Einsteinites, Latin Club, Basketball, Kipi. IIIE I95I SEIIIORS Page twenty-one .gg Hess Hoff Honings Hughes, M. Jacobs Hines Hogenson Hood Hunnicutt Jacobsen Hintz Holtz Hughes, H. Jackson Jacobsen LLOYD HESS Beware, I might do something senso- tional! Rifle Club, Intramurals. MARY JANE HINES Sweetness is priceless. Sorelle. DONNA HINTZ lf l have done the best of all, l'll be con- tent. Commercial Honor, Scribblers, French Club, Student Council, Beacon, Student Control .... MARGIE HOFF Chem labs were made for her to tinker in. S. C. A. Cashier, A Cappella, Einstein- ites, Better Listening, Latin Club, Sorelle, Choris- ters. DONALD HOGENSON I must have a sixth sense: there's no sign of the other five. Noon ln- tramurals. ARTHUR HOLZ Knowledge advances by steps and not by leaps. Hi-Y, Co-Rec, Camera Club. LARRY HONINGS His high school life is like the Mississippi, lined with bluffs. Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, S. C. A. Cashier, Charis- ters, Ushers Club, Varsity Club, Library Monitor, EDWARD HOOD Koreans? North Koreans? ? SS' Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Letterman's Club, Library Monitor, Intramurals, Kipi. HELEN HUGHES Meet you ot the west door IME l95ISlNIORS Page twenty-two at 3:20. MARLENE HUGHES From the crown of her head to the sole of her feet, she is all mirth. S. C. A. Cashier, Co-Rec, Forum-Debate, Wichaka, GirI's Bowling, Intramurals. BETTEANN HUNNI- CUTT And make her tongue as victorious as her eyes. Wichaka, Sorelle, Co-Rec, Latin Club, Choristers, G. A. A., Intramurals. MARY LOU JACKSON Tee Hee, Do you still love me? G. A. A., Cafeteria, Intramurals. . . VINA DOLORES JACOBS She's as quiet as a mouse you see, but you don't know her, believe mel Spanish Club, Commercial Honor, Bowling, Wichaka. DORIS JACOBSEN Speech is great, but silence is greater. Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Riding Club. JOAN .IACOBSEN Sugar and spice and everything nice. Sorelle, Co-Rec. MARLIN JAMES He will go to heaven if the Angels like noise. RONALD .IANDER lfear no womenl Football, Basketball, Intra- murals, Co-Rec, Track, Letterman's. ROBERT JAZGAR What did I do now? Intramurals, Foot- ball. ancler Jensen. rj. Jensen, R. lazqar Jensen, C. Jeppsen BETTY JENSEN A perfect woman, nobly planned to warrant comfort, and command. Student Coun- cil lTreas.l, Bowling lPres.l, Einsteinites, Wichaka, Band, Co-Rec, Orchesis, G. A. A., Latin Club. BOB JENSEN Master, why art thou so still. Intro- murals. CAROLE JENSEN All beauty is delightful, but human beauty--it is the best of all. Sorelle, Better Listening. JOSEPH JENSEN OH, this learn- ing, what a thing it isl ! Student Council, Cross Country, Track, Co-Rec, Cheerleader, Intramurals. RUSSELL JENSEN My meaning in saying he's a good mnn is to have you understand he's suffi- cient. JANET JEPPESEN Lest we forget! Wichako, Intramurals. FAITH JOHNSON Wearing her wis- dom lightly. A Cappella, Student Council, Wich- alsa, Co Rec, Orchestra, Choristers, Better Lis- tening JAMES JOHNSON What a big 'shut'. Rifle Club, Co Rec, Intramurals. JOANN JOHNSON ln a quiet way she accomplished much. Art Club. lames Jensen, B. L. Jensen, J. Johnson, F. Johnson, J. l-l. Jorgensen, H. Just Johnson, J. S. Jones, R. Jorgensen, P, Kaisler Johnson, J. F. Jones, V. Jorgensen, R Kamm French Club, Commercial Honor, Badminton. JOLENE JOHNSON Knowledge is her treasure, a gift she gives to all. Student Council, Orchesis, Einsteinites lPres.l, Latin Club, Co-Rec, Wichako, S. C. A. Cashier, G. A. A., Beacon . ROGER JONES Everything comes to he who waits, I'm in no hurry. Band, Latin Club. VIVIAN JONES Be what you will, but be yourself. Co-Rec, Bowling. Intramurals, Sorelle, Spanish Club, Badminton, Wichaka. HOWARD JORGENSEN How? Intramur- als, Badminton,. PHIL JORGENSEN l'd do any- thing in my power to shorten that English hour. Intramurals. RONALD JORGENSEN He's great when you know him. Latin Club, Intramurals. THOMAS JUST l live only ance. Basketball, Foot- ball, lntromurals. BARBARA KAISLER An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Wichako, Cheerleade-r's Club, GEORGE KAMM The answer to a moiden's prayer. Co-Rec, Rifle Club. Page twentv-three I Kanetzke Kerkman Kohler Kral Kreuger Lamberton Larsen C Kawa Kinyon Kovacik Kraning Lahr Lane Larsen Keil Kline Kraft Krogh Lamers Larsen, B. Larson JOYCE KANETZKE Good humor and generosity carry the day. Wichaka, Latin Club, Riding Club, Intramurals. THERESA KAWA Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Bowling Club, Intramurals. RICHARD KEIL Hard work may not hurt me, but it tires me. Football, Track, ln- tramurals, THEODORE KERKMAN Look out for me, l'm tough! HAROLD KINYON Little Orphan Annie drinks Ovaltine, why don't you? J. V. Bas- ketball, Ushers' Club, Co-Rec, Band, Intramurals. JUNE KLINE Au Revoir, Maselle. Sorrelle, Ari' Club, French Club. BETTY KOHLER She's a good sport. G. A. A., Movie Operator, Intramurals. HELEN KOVACIK A woman of few words. Beacon, Quill and Scroll, Scribblers' Club, Sorelle, Co-Rec, Cafeteria Staff, Library Staff, Better Radio Lis- tening, French Club, Intramurals. SHIRLEY KRAFT Every girl's life should be rich. Bowling Club, Choristers, Intramurals. WAYNE KRAL I'll get by. Intramurals. GLORIA KRANING Op- portunity knocks for a man, but a girl gets a ring! Bowling Club, Intramurals. DORIS KROGH A sportswoman with a will to win. G. A. A., Bowling Club, Commercial Honor Club, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals. PHYLLIS KREUGER What time does the Dutch Maid closel Co-Rec, Library Staff, Riding Club, Bowling Club, Intramurals. ROBERT LAHR Lest we forget, Bob, girls are quite harmless. Tennis, Student Council, ln- murals. JOHN LAMERS He's got what it takes. Joan took it. ROBERT LAMBERTON My only books were women's looks and folly's all they taught me. Football, Lettermen's Club, Library Monitor, Intramurals. BARBARA LANE Variety is the spice of life. Orchesis, Better Listening Club, Bowling Club, Wichaka, Choristers, G. A. A., CO- Rec, Intramurals. BARBARA LARSEN She can study, she can work, and good times she'll never shirk. Student Council, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Forum- Debate Club, Beacon, French Club. Page twenty-tour 31:1 1 3 ls I 1 I li.. kj I Lassen Lewis Lindblad Lochowitz Luedke Lenz Lidberg, J, Linsey Lotharius Luther Leulfcr Lidbcrg, M Lindstroth Ludwig Lynch CHARLES LARSEN A little learning is a dangerous thing. I believe in safety first. Choristers, Wrong Font, Movie Operator, Intramurals. SONDRA LARSEN She has a sweet smile. Sorelle, Better Listening Club, Red Cross, Wichaka. .JANICE LARSON She is true to her word, her work, and her friends. A Cappella, Kipi, Wichaka, Latin Club, Band, Co-Rec, Noon Dance Band, Sopho- more Council, lntramurals. SUZANNE LASSEN Such a girl you never did see, so full of laughter and pep is she. Student Council, Student Control, Executive Council, Beacon, Kipi, Dramatics, For- um-Debate Club, Latin Club, Scribblers, Co-Rec, Quill and Scroll, Wichaka, Park-Horlick, Cafeter- ia, WAYNE LENZ A wise man will make more op- portunity than he finds. Hi-Y Club, Co-Rec, Band, Golf, Tennis, Intramurals. MARY LEUKER A rare exception-a girl who says little. French Club. RONALD LEWIS Like a powder puff, l'm for the girls. Golf, Intramurals. JOYCE LIDBERG Silence ia her way of talking. Wichaka, Latin Club, Rid- ing Club, Bowling Club, Commercial Honor. . . MARY LOU LIDBERG lf the door didn't squeak, we'd never know she came in. Spanish Club, Bowl- ing Club, Tennis Club, Sorelle, Riding Club, ln- tramurals. NANCY LINDBLAD God, grant us patience. Choristers, Art Club. DON LINSEY lt is better to wear out, than rust out. Track, lntra- murals. PHYLLIS LINSTROTH Late hours are bad for one, but good for two. Intramurals. DAVID LOCHOWITZ Charles Atlas made a man of me. Latin Club, Hi-Y, Intramurals. LUCILLE LOTHARIUS And what is so rare as a day in June. Student Council, Intramurals. BETTY LUDWIG Friendship is precious. NORALEE LUEDKE We should count time by heart throbs. Sorelle, Wichaka, Co-Rec, G. A. A., Choristers, Cheerleaders Club. DALE LUTHER lf a man is worth knowing at all, he is worth knowing well. TOM LYNCH For whom the belles toil. Class Presi- dent, Lettermen's Club lPres.I, Homecoming King, Tennis, Basketball, Student Council, Executive Council, Co-Rec, Cross-Country. x llll I95I SENIOIZS Page twenty -fuse 5,6 4,-, 7, ff 0 9 411,55 f 0:51 if Qld .. :J i 1 1 , y :ry 11Q 25 QD MacKnight Mausing Mclntosh Meekma Meyer J Maitland McCarrolI McNair Meissner Meyei M Marono MCCluie Medeen Melter Meyers WARREN MACKNIGHT He makes up for his shortness in stature by his readiness for laughter. DONALD MAITLAND When a child he fell out of a window and came down-plump. Varsity Football, Letterman's Club, Ushers' Club, lntra- murals. LOUIS MARANO He'Il find the way. ln- tramurals. GORDON MAUSING Little boats should stay near the shore. Movie Operator, ln- tramurals. JOYCE McCARROLL Tongues may come and tongues may go, but mine goes on forever. G. A. A., Student Control, Better Radio Listening lntramurals. DELBERT McCLURE I taught Einstein all I know. Varsity Football, Stu- dent Council, Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Ein- steinites, Chess Club, lntramurals. VORCE MclN- TOSH His wit most truly has its spice. Most of his teachers it foils to entice. Co-Rec, Student Control, French Club, PA Operators, Movie Opera- tor, Dramatics, lntramurals. JACKIE McNAlR If silence is golden, then Jackie is a millionaire. French Club, Student Council, Bowling Club, lllli I95I SENIOIZS Page twenty-six Sorelle, Rifle Club, lntramurals. ALMA MEDEEN l love life. JEAN MEEKMA A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Art Club, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Better Radio Listening, lntramurals. JOANNE MEISSNER Blushing is the color of vir- tue. lntramurals. RUTH MELTER Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Wichaka, Orchestra, Noon Dance Band, Bowling Club, Sorelle, lntramurals. JIM MEYER If in doubt, don't ask me. Hi-Y, CO4 Rec, Golf, Wrestling, lntramurals. MONICA MEYER Mickey walks from the country each day, she claims it keeps her figure that way. Co-Rec, Wichaka, Riding Club, Better Radio Listening, G. A. A., lntramurals. FAY MEYERS The eyes have it. ROBERT MICKELSEN Driving carefully is such a waste of life insurance. Hi-Y. WAYNE MICKEL- SEN It isn't the common mon that's important, but the uncommon mon. Hi-Y, Cross-Country, lntramurals. RICHARD MIKULECKY l never let my studies interfere with my education. Basket- ball, Football, Track, Wrong Font, Co-Rec, Stu- dent Council, Better Listening Club, Hi-Y, Intra- murals. elsen, R. Miller Moore Morgenson, T. Musack Nelsen Nessa elsen, W. Milslagle Morgensen Moungey Nalbandian Nelson, C. Neumiller, L. ilulecky Mohr Morgenson, M. Mueller Nash Nelson, L. Neumiller, N JEROME MILLER Is his father a minister? Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club, lntramurals. BOB MILSLAGLE Yours is the earth and everything in it. Student Council, Cross-Country, Latin Club, Basketball, Varsity Club, Einsteinites, Track, ln- tramurals. LEONA MOHR Light as a feather her affections are tossed to and fro. JAMES MOORE On Jim we'd bet our last cent. For distinguished success we're sure he's meant. Student Council President, Junior Class President, Football, Wrest- ling, Co-Rec, Hi-Y, Basketball, Intramurals ,... MARGARET MORGENSEN A girl like this is hard to find. A Cappella, Intramurals, MARVIN MOR- GENSON I go here to get a general idea of of things. Bowling Club, Intramurals, THOMAS MORGENSON All good men die young: how healthy he looks. Wrestling, Football, RAY- MOND MOUNGEY I never saw his like. Cross- Country, A Cappella, lntramurals. JANIE MUEL- LER Tell me pretty maiden, are there any more at home like you? Cheerleader, S. C. A. Cashier, A Cappella, Vtlichaka, Intramurals. NORMA MUSACK A nad of her head, a glance of her eye, along come the boys-how many, oh my! Com- mercial Honor Club, Forum-Debate Club, Bowling Club, Wichaka, Cheerleaders Club, G. A. A. PEROZA NALBANDIAN Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Student Counf cil, Orchestra, A Cappella, G. A. A. lPresidentl. French Club, Intramurals. PHILIP NASH A car, o car, my kingdom for a car. DWAYNE NELSEN Oh for the weekends. CLEMEN NELSON Well, they didn't have to burn the school down after all. LAVONNE NELSON PIeasure's a sin and sometimes sin's a pleasure. Band, Intramurals. JEAN NESSA Sleeping beauty. Co-Rec, Wichaka. Dramatics, Intramurals. LILLIAN NEUMILLER She's a gay and happy miss, with an air of por- fect bliss. Better Radio Listening, Camera Club, Red Cross, Cheerleading Club. NANCY NEUMIL- LER, As yet I have known no sorrow. Page twentx -sex en Nichols Nuter Olson, D. Patzlse Paulson, W. Pedersen, I. Petersen Nielsen, l.. Nyholm Olson, P. Paulsen, R. Pawasarat Peters Petersen Nielsen, M. Olsen, J. Passehl Paulson, K. Pedersen, G. Petersen, C. Petersen ROGER NICKOLS Roger says as little as he possibly can. Rifle Club, German Club. LESTER NIELSEN He thinks silence is the safest course of man. lntramurals, Rifle Club. MARGARET NIELSEN So shines a good girl in a naughty world. Student Council, H. R. Pres., Einsteinites, Latin Club, Wichaka, Co-Rec, Intramurals. . . MARY JANE NUTER Many a woman who can't add can certainly distract. Wichaka, lntramurals, Better Listening, Sorelle. CHARLES TERRENCE NYHOLM Youth's a raver, but so's my heart. lntramurals. JEROME OLSEN lt's better to have a leak in the gas tank than a drip at the wheel. Wrestling, Football, Library Monitors, Varsity. DEAN OLSON You won't laugh after the first million. Intramur- als, Badminton. PHILIP OLSON l hate to leave her here alone and unprotected. French Club, Orches- tra. SHIRLEY PASSEHL Mind what we say now, it isn't bunk! This little girl's got a lot of spunk! Bowling, Wichaka, CoeRec, Better Listening, Sor- elle. DELORES PATZKE Patience is the necessary ingredient of genius. A Cappella, Beacon, Sore elle iSec'y.l Choristers, Wrong Font KSec'y.J Forum- Debate, Spanish Club, Student Council, Student Control. RODNEY PAULSEN Back in the saddle again. Co-Rec, Hi-Y, Riding Club lPres.l, Intra- murals, Spanish Club. KAREN PAULSON Per- sonality plus. Bowling Club lVice Pres.l, G. A. A. Wichaka, Co-Rec. WARREN PAULSON This is no place for me-there are women in the crowd. Dramatics.RONALD PAWASARAT What's in a name? Orchestra, German Club, Ushers, Intramur- als.GEORGENE PEDERSEN A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. Spanish Club. INGE PEDERSEN All desire is prophecy. G. A. A., Co-Rec, Latin Club, Intramurals, Wichaka. THOMAS PETERS He who is mostly quiet is he who is mostly thinking. CALVIN PETERSEN He's teeing off to a great future. Wrong Font. Page twenty-eight rscn, L. Petersen, T. Peterson, R. Phillips Piper, W rscn, N Peterson, J. R. Petrach Piersen Podolqk rscn, S. Peterson. J. A. Petriclx Piper, A. Polzin DONALD PETERSON Have a good time and l'll join you: work and you work alone. A Cappella, Track, Intramurals. HENRY PETERSON It was an awful test-I think I only got 98 in it. JANET PETERSON Yau can have a good time any day if you try. Band, Majorette, Intramurals, Sorelle. LEROY PETERSON The most thrilling sight since I was barn was to see him run dawn the field-of corn. Football, Wrestling, Lettermen, Ushers, CC- Rec. NANCY PETERSEN She blushes, all is safe. CofRcc, Bowling, Spanish Club, Badminton, In- tramurals, Wichaka. SHARON PETERSEN A gold- en Iink in a chain of friendship. Commercial Hon- or, Latin Club, G. A. A., Bowling, Einsteinites, Wichaka, Intramurals. THOMAS PETERSEN I do loathe explanations. Football, Cross Country, Track, Intramurals. JAMES PETERSON Thinking is an idle waste of thought. Wrestling, Rifle Club, Ushers, Intramurals. JEANNE PETERSON She spreads her cheer to those in her sphere. ROBERT PETERSON A man of all hours ready for any- thing. Basketball, Track, Football, Intramurals. JAMES PETRACH Oh well, life's like that. Wrestling, Rifle Club, Intramurals, RICHARD PETRICK Much can be said on bath sides. Intra- murals. GRACE PHILLIPS All the worId's a stage. Dramatics, Student Council, Art Club, Wichalfa, Latin Club, Co-Rec. NANCY PIERSON To blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. Wichaka, G. A. A., Tennis, Intramurals, Com- mercial Honar. ALICE PIPER An ocean of per- sonality with a smile on each wave. Student Coun- cil, CofRec, Wichaka, German Club, Beacon, Better Listening, G. A. A., Kipi. WILLIAM PIPER I'lI iust be a farmer, gentleman, of course. Rifle Club, Bowling, Badminton, Golf. ALLAN PODC- LAK What! You dan't know the meaning of niffudalliphantissianthemem? ? Einsteinites, Latin Club. DOROTHY POLZIN To be merry best be- comes her. Commercial Honor. ci? X47 irW:: TT I llll I95I SENIODS Page twentx-nine Xxx II W I 111 Cll- ffv NN XM : Page thirty Porcaro Poulsen Raidiger Rapps Reed E Pottinger, D. Powell Ransom Rarick Reed J Pottinger, J. Printz Ropaelian Rasmussen Reed P DON PORCARO A variety of interest makes the well-round man. Varsity Football, Intramurals. DORIS POTTINGER An efficient worker with a cheery smile. JUDITH POTTINGER Capable and reliable is she. A Cappella, Intramurals. CARL POULSEN Give me neither poverty nor riches: I'm always satisfied. Wrong Font Club, Intramurals. JON POWELL A barking dog never bites. Intra- murals, Einsteinites. BEVERLY PRINTZ A cheery smile along the hall, a pleasant smile to each and all. G. A. A., Intramurals, Wichaka. BERT RAIDI- GER Good morning iudgel .IOAN RANSOM That light in a woman's eye! French Club, Wichaka, C0-Rec, Kipi, Bowling Club, Intramurals, Noon Control. ABE RAPAELIAN Came you girls who'd to cave men bow, have hope and look, for here's one now. Football, Intramurals. BARBARA RAPPS Forgiveness is better than revenge. Student Coun- cil, Co-Rec, Wichaka, Orchestra, Spanish Club, IIIE I05I SENIOIZS Dramatics. NANCY RARICK I guess I'm not naturally energetic. I like ta sit around and talk. Wichaka, Co-Rec, Beacon, Band, Better Listening, German Club. BOB RASMUSSEN He has ideas of his own. Intramurals. EZRA REED He will never know his second childhood because he can't lose his first. JANET REED Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. Kipi, Intramurals, Sorelle. ROLAND REED Oh heavens! What I have endured to keep away from women. Wrong Font, Beacon, Quill and Scroll. DAVID REIS Slow to anger, but quick to understand. Noon Dance Band, Band, Orches- tra, PATRICIA REMILLARD Don't you ever get tired of seeing him. Wichaka, G. A. A., Bowling, Intramurals, Commercial Honor. BONNIE REN- QUIST To know her is to envy her. Senior Class Sec'y., Home Coming Queen, Co-Rec, Bowling Club, Wichaka, Better Listening, S. C. A. Cashier, Student Council, Intramurals, Reis Rhodes Rigby Robinson Ruback Sackman Sandbach nillard Rider, D. Roberts, R. Rubel Rubel Sadlon Sankey nquist Rider, R. Roberts, M. Rowley Russell Salerno Sargent MARGARET RHODES A true friend is a precious thing. OrCI'1esis,: Cboristers, Co-Rec, G. A. A., ln- tramurals. DALE RIDER Like himp he is every ounce a gentleman. Football, Basketball, A Cap- pela, I-li-Y, Co-Rec, Lettermen's Club, Intramur- als. DICK RIDER Give us this day our daily bread. Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Golf, Co-Rec, I-Ii Y, A Cappella, Bowling, Varsity Club. GLORIA MAE RIGBY She strives to conquer. Band, Cr. A. A. lTreas.J, Intramurals. MARCLYN ROBERTS Lovers are never tired of each other: they always speak of themselves. Cafeteria, S. C. A. Cashier. MARILYN ROBERTS She divides her time be- tween work and play. Intramurals. CHARLOTTE ROBINSON The best of life we ask for her. Intra- murals. VIOLET ROREK Around our Violet you'Il find no mob, her favorite pastime is in the form of Bob. Student Council, Intramurals, Commercial Honor, Student Control. FRANCES ROWLEY I may run for the bus-but never for class. Latin Club, Better Listening. Wicbaka, Intramurals THOMAS RUBACK We'lI name all the wild ani- mals 'R'l Rifle Club, Dramatics, Intramurals. ROBERT RUBEL A fast man around school. Track Cross- Country, Varsity Club, Wrestling, Intramur- als. ROSA RUSSELL My way is not the usual way. Scribblers' Club, Intramurals. Art Club. NANCY SACKMAN I may be wrong, but I think I'm won- r derful. S. C. A. Cashier, Bowling, Intramurals, Co-Rec. RICHARD SADLON He deals in stocks and blondes. Intramurals, Football, Basketball. Track, Lettermen's Club, Library Monitor. DELIA SALERNO She lives life as it comes. Spanish Club IV. Presl, Commercial Honor lTreas.l, A Cappella, Wicbaka. NANCY SANDBACH Not only good, but good for something. Sorelle, Cafeteria, Intramurals. TOM SANKEY His thoughts find artistic expression through his pen. Beacon, Scrib- blers' Club, Dramatics, French Club, Golf, Co- Rec. ARLENE SARGENT Full of fun?-You bet! A Cappella, Cboristers, Wichaka, Sarelle, Intra- murals. Page thirty-one Savas Schroeder Schwa rze Seibel Sherman Siegmund Slesaren Schmahl Schuetta Schweitzer Seidenspinner Shimon Simon Smith l Schneck Schulein Seaman Seitz Shavers Skraboly Smith KAYE SAVAS A cheerful lass, full of fun, she's always nice to everyone. Art Club, Sorelle, A Cap- pella, Choristers. MARY ANN SCHMAHL The sounds of the earth are like music. JOAN SCH- NECK Life! lt's wonderful. Intramurals. KEN- NETH R. SCHROEDER Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely. Football, Co-Rec, Rifle Club, Wrong Font, Intramurals. HELEN SCHUETTA There is nothing so sweet as the softness and gentleness of power. Bowling Club, G. A. A., Kipi, Intramurals. NANCY SCHULEIN Victory belongs to the most deserving. Bowling fSec'y.J, Co-Rec, G. A. A., S. C. A. Cashier, Wichaka, Choristers. RICHARD SCHWARZE PeoQe who throw kisses are hopelessly lazy. Football, Intramurals. DORIS SCHWEITZER My interest is in the future, because l'm going to spend my life in it. Intramurals. PATRICIA SEA- MAN We live in deeds, not years, in thoughts, not breaths. Orchesis, Student Council, S. C. A. Cashier, Sorelle IV. Pres.D G. A. A., Co-Rec, Bad- minton Club. Wichaka, Intramurals, Bowling Club, Better Listening, Latin Club, RUTH SEIBEL Success is not luck, but the result of an active mind. Better Listening, Co-Rec, S. C. A. Cashier, Intramurals. GIL SEIDENSPINNER Got a match? Intramurals. RICHARD SEITZ He's nice and quiet, until you know him-then he's nice! Golf, ln- tramurals. TOM SHERMAN On people like Tom this country depends, not every boy has so many friends. Wrestling, Football, Co-Rec, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Student Council Vice-President, Sophomore Class President, Intramurals, Varsity Club. VERYL SHIMON A blithe heart makes a bloom- ing visage. French Club, Bowling Club, Intramur- als, Wichoka. PHILIP SHOVERS This book is his worry, athletics his fun, the girls call him over when his work is done. Student Council, Tri- Schooi Council, Basketball, Tennis, Quill and Scroll, Library Monitor, French Club, Movie Operator, Co-Rec, Intramurals, Kipi Editor. RICHARD SIEGMUND You'd hardley expect so much from me would you? Beacon, Rifle Club. GENE SIMON We hardly see him, we hear him little. Really, you'd say he's a perfect riddle. German Club, Wrong Font, Bowling Club. RICH- ARD SKARABOLY Built for comfort not for speed. Page thirty-two ' f J .ig J I FNID M - , Q it K. Sorenson Stanek Stretti Stuebe Jlbraa Spencer Stelmack Stropes Swanson ylbeim Standiford Stewart Stublaski Swienciki ESTHER SLESARENKO Absent in body, but present in spirit. DONALD SMITH Make much of me girls. Good men are hard to find. Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Varsity Club, A Cappella Badminton Intramurals Wrestlin 1 I i Qi Choristers. JAMES SMITH Every absurdity has a champion to defend it. Intramurals. KENDALL SMITH My pen is mightier than Caesar's sword. Beacon, Scribblers' Club, Einsteinites, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Band. ARLYSS SOLBRAA Look sonny, there'Il be time for that later! Wicho- ka lPres.J, Co-Rec., Bowling, Dramatics, French Club, Kipi, A Cappella . . . ALLENE SOLHEIM Power rules, but love wins. G. A. A., Movie opera- tor, Intramurals, Orchestra. JAMES SORENSON A good looking lad over six feet tall. When the love bug bites him, he'lI have far to fall. Wrong Font, Intramurals, S. C A. Cashier. NANCY SPENCER Politenes is the flower of humanity. Choristers, Spanish Club. DAVID STANDIFORD The mighty hopes which makes us men. Golf, Foot- ball, Basketball, Intramurals, Cross Country R0- BERT STANEK The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. lntra., Riding Club, Wrestling, Track. CHESTER STELMACK The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I am. Wrong Font, Better Listening. JO ANNE STEWART One must have something to dream of. Wichaka, Co-Rec., Rifle Club, Better Listening.VlRGlNlA STRETTI A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Stu- dent Council, Commercial Honor, Bowling Club, G. A. A., Cboristers. LARRY STROPES .. Can l go to my locker? HELEN STUBLASKI A country girl--an all around sport, in work or fun, she never falls short. Commercial Honor, Intramurals. EDWARD STUEBE Ed's a man with a flashing smile and a laugh that's heard for nearly o mile. Football, Beacon, Wrong Font, Intramurals ,... YVONNE SWANSON 'Twas thinking of others made you think of her. Commercial Honor, Bowl- ing Club, Better Listening, lntramurals, S. C. A. Cashier, Cafeteria. HELEN SWIENCIKE I'd be better if l could, but it's lonesome being good. Latin Club, Rifle Club, Intramurals, Noon Control, G. A. A., Bowling. THE IOSISENIORS l. Page thirty-three , r Z' I Szczerba Taylor Thomas, R. Thrasher Toms Tarkington Tessner Thompson, C. Tichenor Troestle Tasker Thomas, A. Thompson, J. Timm Tulloch PETER SZCZERBA How do you pronounce it? lntramuraIs.JACK TARKINGTON In this world a man must either be a hammer or an anvil. RUTH TASKER The very substance of the ambitious is merely the shadow of a dream. Student Council, Forum-Debate Nice Presidentl, Orchesis CSecre- toryl, A Cappella, Wichaka lSecretaryl, Co-Rec., Einsteinites, Latin Club, Orchestra , . . EDWARD TAYLOR He hasn't kicked off yet, but he's always dying. Track iManagerl, Art Club, French Club, Student Control, Student Council, Co4Rec. SHIRLEY TESSNER Curling hair and laughing eyes. G. A. A., Intramurals. ALFREDA THOMAS Her chatter beats greased lightning. ROBERT THOMAS An innocent face, but you never can tell. Rifle Club, Co-Rec., Intramurals. CALVIN THOMPSON Thy modesty is a candle of thy merit. Intramurals. JAMES THOMPSON ..Nothing in the affairs of man is worthy of great anxiety. C0-Rec., I-li-Y, Tennis, Intramurals . . . LOIS IIIE l95I SENIOIIS Page thirty-four THRASHER Do well and right and let the world sink. LOUISE TICHENOR lt's for the birds.. Sorelle, Dramatics, Bowling Club, Student Council, Intramurals. FAY TIMM If you're there before it's over, you're there on time. Sorelle, Better Listening, Rifle Club, Band. SHIRLEY TOMS I slept and dremt that Iife was beauty: I woke and found that life was duty. S, C. A. Cashier .,.. DAVID TROESTLER Always leave them laughing when you leave them Intramurals. LOIS TULLOCH Early to bed and early to rise and you miss the best part of the day. Bowling Club, G, A. A., ln- murals. THOMAS TUTTLE Assuredly, all nature informs us that man is born for happiness. Foot- ball, Intramurals. A Cappella, Boys' Glee Club. WENDELL VANKAMPEN Warryl worry: and trouble things, things concern me not! Football, Intramurals, I-Ii-Y, Basketball. DONNA VASH As merry as the day is long. Co-Rec., Wichoka, German Club, Forum'Debate. Vuttlc Veselik Wall Washebek Wiess, L, Whiting Willis Kampen Vincent Wolley Wasik Weiss, W, Whitley Wittig Vash Vogelman Walters Weber Welch Williams Wojcik BARBARA VESELIK Her talents are more of the silent class. G. A, A., S. C. A, Cashier, Intra- murals, Einsteinites. VIRGINIA VINCENT I come, I sow, I conquered! Co-Rec., Wichaka, G. A. A., Kipi, Orchcsis, S. C. A, Cashier, French Club, Intramurals, Noon Control . . . HAROLD VOGELMAN In this youth men find a true friend. DEAN WALL The Greeks had a word for it. Cross Country, Track, Co-Rec, I-Ii-Y, lntro- murals, Einsteinitcs, Forum-Debate, Student Coun- cil, Camera Club, Badger Boys State, Lettermen's Club, PATRICIC ANN WALLEY Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Wichaka, Choristers, Spanish Club. NEIL WALTERS Among men who is faultless? Orchestra, Band, Noon Dance Band. EDMUND WASHEBECK A man isn't forgotten, if he can still laugh. Football, Wrestling, lntra- murals, Letterrncn's. BERNICE WASIK We're born to be happy, all of us. GLORIA WEBER There's something about her. LOWELL WEISS An admirer of the fair sex. WILLIAM WEISS Hard to keep 'track' of. I-Ii-Y lPresidentI, Cross Country, Intramurals, Track. SHIRLEY WELCH Silent and safe. Silence never betrays. Student Council, Intramurals. CAROL WHITING School! I do drop in occassionally. A Cappella, Wichaka. BARBARA WHITLEY Always seems to be having a good time. Intramurals, Co-Rec., Riding Club, Better Listening, Choristers. KAREN WILLIAMS A winning way, a friendly smile, all in one, a girl quite worth while. G. A. A., Bowling, Intra- murals, Tennis Club. RICHARD WILLIS A dif- ferent girl mostly every night. But to Dickie-no difference-they're all alike. Football, Basket- ball, Choristers, Latin Club, Co-Rec., Student Council, Intramurals, Hi-Y, DALE WITTIG He likes it here. Intramurals, Hi-Y. HELEN WOJCIK Women either love or hate, their affection knows no medium. German Club lSecretaryI, Commercial Honor, Forum-Debate, Better Listening, Intra- murals. Page thirty-five Woodside Woolrage Zemke Woodward Wolff Zenner Wooldroge Zekas BETTY LOU WOODSIDE Thinking for the future is not to be scorned. Co-Rec., Choristers, Wichaka, Intramurals, G. A. A., Sorelle .... JAMES WOODWARD Time tells on a man, especially a good time! Student Council, Einsteinites, Basket- ball, Kipi Sports Editor, Movie operators Club, Cheerleader, Intramurals. JOHN WOOLDRAGE Men of few words are the best men. Co-Rec., German Club, Better Listening. DOROTHY WOOLRAGE Her ways are ways of pleasantness. RENEE WOLFF Me thinks this gal soon will be a co-ed working for her Mrs. degree. Co-Rec., Bea- con, Wichaka, Sorelle, Bowling Club, Spanish Club. PAUL ZEKAS Beware, l might do some- thing sensationall Football, Latin Club lTreas.l Intramurals. ARLO ZEMKE Master of the art of inactivity. JOHN ZENNER The best usually comes last. Page thirty-six KING and OULLN QTFN G PARK - HORLICK FESTIVITIES Wall, Lukie Moy they wove in glory 5wing'er Tex For that smile of beauty Lef's go Pork After the game, the dance Featuring the lovely Sondra L The start of Pork-Horlick day I 1 'x xt. ' :ii H. 99' --:h',,x! ' . 'fir' .4 .J. - .va -5 ' .rm nfs., ' 'll Q N ., -'1.4-'. - fa gt . . v: -Y R. - , ' .WF .11 .1 WJ A , . pax V - J. 1. . .-.mg .-X . Mm A ,'4W M N .- .Q - -b ,,1..m' -. 4' A1- X-'P' ,J . -,fe fy P '. 1141, . fs- .lfa'I,'l,,2 Nu' ,, .I X' 1 il? -, -1, . ix .,,1 A L 3 i'-ff' 1? .. Hr. I ui., -H' 1r,?f u-.'14H',' I fa' '.'f:..eb1 ' , . J . l , 5 x ' 'gmt' r 'Eff' ff .fn QQ 7 km '- F A I I I ,JA ,K-,V . iw ,, 1 'DY X 1 ELA A 'I -4 .5-,, ' ' 'JNL' -. ?:,A 'K Q: 'jx 1 lf. X . A - . 2-S 94. . I I I -ns.. A, ,Z ,M WS- U 7451, ,. M ' I . px Ae' , 'V ,-V' Rf., V ' -. V. 2,1 gm, ii. 0,21 aku' , .A A we ' M I-,Ia I if -.Q Q ,, . . 4..., ' . - .-.'-In -1' j., 35, f V' ' ' TICS Mba 7? y ,Avg 2:9 The play Daniel Boone by Loona Baptist was Park's con- tribution to the Children's Theater for l95O. It was pre- sented twice to an audience ot eager youngsters. DRAMATICS CAST Daniel Boone - Henry Dopkiewitz Israel Boone Dale Hansen Jemina Boone Anne Hawkins Chief Blackfish Charles Webb Mr. Hancock - Tom Sankey Sharp Nose Mary Jane Bernardy Director - Mr. T. D. Rowe Others-Warren Poulsen, Judy Weins, Sondra Sundstrom, Sue Lassen, Kyle Heller, Dean Rowe, Ann Evenson, Fred Tichenor, Joe Jensen, Robin George, Dick Brown, Don Jensen, Sandra Feiges, Gail Kroening, Vanna Anderson, Joanne Eckert, Ken Larson, Guy Dixon. Dean Rowe, Henry Dopkiewitz, Ken Larson, Torn Sank y, Sue Lassen, Joan Jensen, Sondra Sundstrom. L.,wwMwM-W, - ,.o.emm-.1-ff, f . ,-,411-wsu sm , 1 f -qyssewMf Daniel Boone set in the Kentucky wilder- ness among the wild savage Shawnee lndians, des- cribed the backwoods adventures of Boone's capture by the Indians, his escape, the Indian customs and ceremonies, the wilderness people, and their habits of living. The make-up for this play was exceptionally difficult because of the costumes and the extensive coloration skin. All the scenery was built by the students themselves this year, which added to the difficulty and work behind this play, Designed for small-fry entertainment, the production was noisily and enthusiastically re- ceived. Page forty-one KIDI Slllll Editor-in-Chief Phil Shovers Business Manager Helen Vorpahl Faculty - Alice Piper Girls' Sports Nancy Forwark lndex Peggy Jones Sayings Bill Hershberger Seniors Mary Alice Allen Boys' Sports Jim Woodward Clubs - Diana Bonariva Photography Jack Dudley Art - Marilyn Hansen Advisors - - Helen Sawyer, Theodore Stewart General Staff: Lois Jacobsen, Shirley Kraning, Diana Hood, Cathy Nield, Kay Marcussen, Elizabeth Lock- wood, Arlyss Solbraa, Sue Geyer, Virginia Vincent, Ruth Tasker, Sally Heibering, Sue Lassen, Peder Herreid, Janice Larsen, Diane Brach, Bill Hoffman, Jeanette Bryant, Jonita Bowman, Don Loomis, Betty Jensen, Helen Schuletta, Janet Reed. tandmg K Marcussen V Vincent S Geyer J Ransom Standing: J. Woodward, M. Allen, B. Hershberger ntting L Jacobsen J Bryant J Bowman S Feiges D Loomis B Hoff- Sitting: M. Hansen, N. Forwarkg D. Bonariva, P, Jones n R Tasker J Larson A. Piper, H. Vorpahl, ending: M, Jensen, V, Anderson, H, Kovacikg C Standing J Russell C Hohn J Andreson R Drake A Greenwood vlocilslfyg J, Christolfcrsang G. Jacobson, Mr, Hallf E Bailey R Reid Mr Cornwell ittina. R, Evans, A Kapocius, G Dixon, R Shapiro EditorsfinfChief3 Kendall Smith, Marilyn Grant. Editors: Vanna Andersen, Don Burdick, Jackie Cowen, Russell Evans, Vera Georgieff, Margie Jensen, Algis Kapocius, Sue Lassen, Tam Sankey, Reva Shapiro, Margaret Smith, Carol Zaricor, Reporters: Joan Anderson, JoAnne Eppler, Anne Evenson, Sue Geyer, Barbara Jensen, Jackie Klein, Judy Mickelsen, JoAnne Phelps, Joyce Rodgers, Roberta Seidenspinner, Marlene Truesdell, Mcirilvn Ward, Judy Weins, Alice Wendt. Business Staff: Jane Christattersen, Guy Dixon, Karen Egan, Joann Glad, Sally Hansche, Graclyn Jacobsen, Helen Kovacik, Carol Magilsky. Printing Staff: Jim Albright, John Andresen, Bob Drake, Bob Ellison, Phillip Erdman, Ronald Fox, Arthur Greenwood, Clairene Hahn, Joanne Hanko, Roland Reed, Jean Russell, Kenneth Schroeder David Troestler. Advisers. Albert Hall, Raymond Cornwell. BEACON STAFF 4- . - ' 33.5 Sr' l i i Bottom Row-D. Hohensee, J. Rasmussen, S. Hansche, D. Hood, M. Cormack, T. Sherman, W. E. Polley lAdvisorJ, J. Moore, B. Jensen, G. Homan, M. Nielsen, P. Seaman, J. Keil. Row Two-B. McNair, B. Rapps, M. Hansen, M. A. Fcilkenroth, S. Konnok, M. Hansen, M. Clemmensen, J. Koetting, M. Tasker, B. Armaganian, D. Hintz, J. Meekma, S. Lassen. Row Three-D. Olsen, J. Blitstein, W. Taylor, J. Hansen, G. Dixon, B. Renquist, J. Demet, G. Phillips, J. Johnson, A. Piper, D. Kraftzenk, E. Wood, R. Tasker, K. Crilley. Row Four-G. Nyboe, D. McClure, Y, Brandt, J. Johnson, T. Sankey, H. Christensen, J. Woodward, J. Russell, G. Dorval, B. Larsen, N. Forwark, C. Hagemann, D. Hawes. Row Five-E. Gister, D. Hess, T. Hood, B. Lahr, B. Miftelstadt, P. Cody, S. Erbe, B. Hershberger, P. Herreid, D. Burdick, J. Cleary, D. Studky, J. Giese. Officers President - Jim Moore Vice-Pres. - Tom Sherman Secretary - Mary Cormack Treasurer - Betty Jensen The organization which makes Stu- dent control a reality at Park is the Student Council, composed of one repre- ,Q sentative from each sophomore and wg junior home room and two from each X' senior home room. The purpose of this ' group is to discuss and act upon school .SA QQ matters. lt arranges such things as school parties ,council conventions and special school affairs. The officers are elected in May of the school year pre- Q ceeding their term of office. 4' P Page forty-four STUDENT CONTROL Under the supervision of Mr. Wall, this organization has control of the halls during noon hour and during Class per- iods. These students see that the rules are enforced so that students aren't tempted to go where they aren't sup- posed to be, without a pass-slip. They are posted at the middle of the first floor corridor and at both ends of each hall- way. One of the rules that the Student Control enforces is that the halls are cleared at noon by l2:35. - Q Q Q. l O Bottom Row--V. Vincent, S. Heibering, V. Christiansen, S. Lassen, D, Hering, P. Jones. Row Two-E. Wall fAdvisorl, J. Ransom, D. Patzke, M. Albright, D. Hintz, S. Geyer. Row Three-A. Kennedy, B. Young, A. Christoffersen, J. Doctor, E. Clark. Row Four-K. Marcussen, N. Forwork, P. Herreid, V, Mclntosh, D. Hansen, G. Dixon. Page forty-five J9- . Q. M . Nf- fswfzm . y J .sQ, yi 'WMV 2 I . 5 - i!5x .., ll S. C. A. CASHIERS A student from each home room is elected to perform the duties of the S. C. A. Cashier. Collecting S. C. A. dues and distributing Beacons and Kipis are their main duties Membership in Student Cooperative Association entitles a stu- dent to the Kipi, Beacon, entrance to home games and a ticket to the senior class play. Bottom Row-S. Weber, M. Chiausky, J. Mellum, J. Jensen, C. Stomper, P. Jones, D. Hood, M. Jones, J. Swanson Row Two-R. Seibel, J. Stewart, J. Beach, D. Henry, 5. Czarnowski, D. Gomer, M. Hughes, M. Strombeck, B. Olson CAdvisorl. Row Three-C. Hohensee, M. Christiansen, N, Willison, P. McCombs, J. Dobecki, J. Lem, C. Holton, C. Bauer, J. Mueller. Row Four--J. Andersen, D. Hansen, M. A. Allen, G. Hegge, J. Strohmer, N. Schulien, J. Johnson, F. Hathaway. Row Five-M. Hoff, L. Honings, R. Van Swol, S. Christensen, S. Sundstrom, A. Jensen, B. Teska, D. Spanger- berg, B. Renquist. Page forty-six Bottom Row--M. Strombeck, D. Hering, M. Cormack, R. Tasker, E. Clark, D. Gomer, J. Stenman, R. Shapirb, M, Nielsen. Row Two-D. Root lAdvisorJ, K. Smith, B. Thygeson, J. Kuehneman, B. Jensen, M. Hoff, S. Paulson, J. Johnson, D. Wall. Row Three1P. Livingston, V. Garver, R. Evans, H. Christensen, C. Fisher, J. Giese, E. Ditlevson, J. Woodward, D. McClure. Row Four-J. Cerveny, R. Anton, A. Podolack, L. Faust, B. Hershberger, D. Gebhardt, D. Burdick,B. Teska, H. Dopkiewitz. EINSTEINITES It you are interested in mathema- tics, Einsteinites is the club for you to join. It is a club of math enthusiasts who like the chance to meet with others who have similar interests. To qualify for membership, a student must be enrolled in his third semester of high school mathematics with an average grade ot G or better. 6x4-6 160 Gal I AX rl- Page fortv-seven Bottom Row-N. Spieth, Majorette, J. Clarke, P. Herrerson, K. Jacobs, M. J. Knudsen, J. Hansen, C. Zaricor, Majorette, P. Jensen, E. L. Miller, P. Sorenson, R. Hansen, R. Clope. Row Two-B. Mertins, W. Lenz, A. Grebetz, E. Shaw, F. Timm, T. Beronis, J. Bung, D. Dame, A. Evenson, K. Bates, R. Collova, R. Jones, Mr. F. Schulte, lDirectorJ, J. Petersen, Majorette. Row Three-B. Bohan, J. Klein, G. Jacobson, G. Rigby, L. Sorenson, D. Payton, L. Nielsen, S. Erbe, B. Mittelstadt, M. Jensen, J. Oelkers, W. Longman, D. Neis, B. Ellison, D. Ager. Row Four-N. Walters, C. Graham, C. Samsel, R. Jones, L. Jacobsen, A. Hawkins, R. Krieger, D. Deininger, K. Larson, T. Edwards, G. Scott, H. Bohan, E. Roethke, R Peterson, J. Laurenz, J. Wiechers. K 5 '7! 1 IX ff C 4' J GQQEN. ,,i, , F5 - igxbf 1 If BAND Under the direction of Mr. Schulte the Band plays at basketball and football games. The Band's activities are not only limited to school functions, but it also plays at community affairs. The excellence of its fine work can be judged each year at our Christmas and Spring programs. Paae forty-eight gb -I x Ll by efv 1 7 ORCHESTRA Playing at the Commencement pro- gram, at assemblies, and at our Christ- mas and Spring programs constitutes the main activities of our orchestra. The exchange assembly with Rufus King High is one of the special activities of the orchestra. Upon graduation from Park, senior members of the orchestra move on to further rich experiences in music with college orchestras or with local civic musical organizations. Bottom Row--L. Mandermack, P. Livingston, R. Krieger, P. Nalbandian, I. Pedersen, F. Schulte lDirectorJ L. Zamagne, D. Hansen, D. Daniels, L. Freudenthal, R. Melter. Row Two--J, Thurmann, S. DeVries, J. Conrad, E. Borian, A. Wendt, J. Russell, E. Rasmussen, A. Solheim L. Ondress, A. Evenson, E. Lidberg. Row Three-D. Brach, M, Schmahl, B. Paulsen, R. Hansen, J. Clarke, P. Bryan, M. Czaban, L. Harig, N Walters, J. Cowen. Row Four-E. Vetter, K. Heller, F. Hathaway, E. Clark, C. Newman, D. Reis, T. Bidwell, E. Wood, A Holz, P. Olson. Page forty-nine Bottom Row-N. Hatlem, D. Huck, D. Slater, M. Corrnack, D. Hoeft, V. Frank, J. Slette, C. Kis, B. Kruty, J. Williams, G. Zilke. Raw Two-J. A. Eppler, D. Charlton, S. Czarnowski, A. Wilan, M. Chardukian, Mr. Saetveit ladvisorl, S. Brink- mann, P. Drummond, M. A. Falkerirath, M. Christiansen, J. Kallis, M. Truesdell. Row Three--D. Paulsen, S. Larsen, P. Thomas, B. Wright, G. Beiley, S. Feiges, J. Longly, A. Kennedy, C. Pellegrino, K. Galovits, C. Magilsky. Row Four-N. Ziolkowski, C. Evans, G. Androff, J. Brach, J. McCarthy, C. Lofquist, D. Kraftzenk, G. Nyboe, R. Leger, l. J. Poindexter, C. Christensen. Row Five4J. Schrader, C. Larsen, A. Jensen, J. Sanders, L. Johnson, D. Mitchell, C. Dykstra, T. Larsen, B. Provine, K. Due, R. Erickson. Page fifty ask Cll0l2lSlll2S The objective ot our Choristers is to provide opportunities for those who contemplate the serious study of music. After a year's participation in the Chorister's group, students are eligible for the A Cappella Choir. Choristers take part in the music festivals and also ap- pear in assembly programs. E. T. Saetveit is the director. A CADDHLA CHOIR Our A Cappella Choir is well known not only in Racine, but throughout the whole state. This group, directed by Mr. Saetveit, is composed of carefully se- lected voices. ln addition to their Mil- waukee radio programs, the Choir has had a number of concerts over a Racine radio station and has appeared for various business and social groups throughout the city. Bottom Row-J. Doctor, P. Stell, J. Glad, D. Salerno, B. Armaganian, J. Flynn, M. Hansen, J. Henderson, L Henkel, A. Sargent, M. Barwich, E. Herreid, K. Hansen, J. Larsen, J. Jensen, J. Mueller, C. Dudek, B Erickson. Row Two--G. Hegge, G. Kroening, A. Solbraa, M. Drisner, M. Morgensen, M. Jensen, J. Hansen, R. Turner, E Saetveit, ladvisorl, M. Baron, M. Frey, G. Schwartz, F. Johnson, A. Fumich, B. Young, R. Tasker, J. Pottinger D. Olsen. Row Three-B. Jurgens, A. Christoffersen, C. Whiting, N. Forwark, H. Christensen, B. Thygeson, B. Bellond J Johnson, J. Kraus, M. Hoff, J. Kosmetatos, S. McNaughton, G. Jensen, R. Oliver, S. Paulson, G. Pottinger, T Tuttle. Row Four-R. Schumann, C, Graham, R. Jensen, B. Cormack, D. Bush, D. Peterson, J. Baker, P. Herreid, D Smith, L. Faust, K. Fehl, R. Moungey, R. Letsch, R. George, D. Rider, D. Ott. Pane fiftv-one Bottom Row-M. Pagliaro, E. Cagle, H. J. Frasher, P Floyd, B. Andersen, J. McNair, P. Seaman, D. Jacobs, J. Green. Row Two-Miss Gordon ifxdivsorl, M. Hughes, S. Pcssehl, J. Buckmann, Y. Swanson, B. Lone, V. Stretti, S. Kraft, J. Peterson. Row Three-V. Jones, P. Paylik, M. Hansen, J. Olson, M. A. Beth, R. Wolff, J. Longly, J. Lidberg, R. Dortch. Row Four-B. Jacob, L. Morin, K. Paulson, K. Marcussen, P, Parrish, B. Jensen, N. Schulien, M. Lidberg, V. Kerr, Bottom Row-L. Engstrom, T. Kawa, M. Gunderson, B, Stonek, B. Coates, B. Larson, D. Hood, B. Kruty, A. Monefeldt, R. Moody. ROW TWO-L GVOYSOVL P- HCHGVSOW D- Gomef, J- C0Wen, S. Kraning, M, J. Nelson, W. Ernest, G. Kraning, G. Matti. Raw Three-S. Shovers, D. Krogh, H. Schuetta, K. Williams, 5, Petersen, P. McCombs, J. Hansen, G. Nyiri, J. Ransom. Row Four- B, Passehl, J. Maheras, L. Harig, J. Olesen, S. Feiges, J. Keuhnemon, R. A. Larsen, B. Houdek, GIRLS' BOWLING 'itf 655' Q Girls' Bowling Club is a group of sixty girls interest- .fqfif f s ed in the ancient sport of bowling. The club meets on Mon- 3 '-2 days after school to bowl at the Uptown Lanes. This com- , 1? petitive game emphasizes fair play and teaches rhythm and fgis, coordination. There are twelve teams of five girls, each MQW? competing against the others for championship. This organi- I zation is under the supervision and coaching of Miss Gordon, 'V who helps perfect techniques. Dfmp fiftv-two G. A. A. G. A. A. is a club for all girls interested in sports. The girls enjoy sports, tournaments, hikes, and social activi- , ties. Letters and pins, awarded on the basis of points given for Q4 Y attendance, service and participation, will remind girls for years to came of the zest and fun this club brought them on the playing fields of Park. Orchesis is a selected group of girls interested in modern dance, who meet in groups to compose dances which they present in their Christmas and Spring programs. The humor and beauty with which Orchesis has interpreted the spirit of modern music have brought Park some of its most enjoyable entertainment this year. Bottom Row--N. Tyree, J. Mooney, S. Kruger, P. Jensen, J, Vash, S, Paulson, G, C, Pigkulg tAdvi50rl, P Nalbandian, G. Rigby, R. Niess, P. Seaman. Row Two--B. von Gonten, N. Johnson, N. Webb, B. Bohan, V. Frank, M. West, B. Erickson, N. Barrett, D Hoeft, C. Hayward, L. Jacobsen. Raw Three-M. Stark, P. Mullis, S. Zahn, L. Zamagne, S. Swedenberg, J. Stenman, R. Krieger, A. Solheim C. Jessen, L. Nank, L. Hang. Row FourfP. Shoop, D. Krogh, S. Forsmark, K. Williams, J, Bqrdeen, K, Friday, J, Hansen, J, Meekma, G Nyiri. Row Five-G. Pottinger, L. Marcussen, E, Bradac, B. Knhler, M. Hansen, W. Polk, l. Pedersen, D. Bloss, N Ziolkowski, S Petersen, K. Jacobs. Bottom Raw-R. Moody, R. Seidenspinner, N, Tyree, M. Hilt, G. C. Piscula lAdvisarl, B. Jensen, R, Tasker, P Seaman, N. Spieth. Row Two-B. Larson, J. Mooney, N. Johnson, V. Vincent, V, Christiansen, B. Lane, C, Hayward, V. Georgieff, J. Mellum, M. Nielsen. Row Three-M. J. Nelson, C. Steiner, L. Jacobsen, M. Cormack, S. Shavers, J. Jensen, A. Wilan, J. Vash, S Heibiring. Row Four-M. Tasker, K. Friday, G. Petsch, P. McCombs, L. Haring, C. Pellegrino, J. Docto', C. Andersen, A Beghardt, S. Geyer. Row Five-B. Young, J. Johnson, J. McLaughlin, S. Walker, P. Bryan, N. Forwark, K. Marcussen, J. Spurgot J. Rice. ORCHESIS ! R Bottom Row-B. Lettsome D, Easterdav, D. Hoett, K .BaIdwin, B. Bidwell, I. McElvain, A, Cardift, S. Hansche, N. Johnson, E. Luke. Row Row Row Row mm.: 11 mx.. Two-K. Bates, M. Frost, P. Hefferon, B. Mattes, J. Meekma, L. Henkel, E. Herreid, P. Jones, P. Drummond, P. Mackie. Three7J. Meekma, M. Hansen, M. Albright, V. Kerr, G. Dixon, N, KU,-ike, J, Kuehng-man, N, Kigter, S, Kanngk, J, Cowen, Four-M. Baron, D. Krattzenk, D. Hanson, B. Belland, K. Larson, F. Demet, S. McNaughtan, K. Crilley, J. McTrusty, D. Hawes. Five-N, Forwark, M. Hilt, J. Kohler, R. Flansburg, J. Johnson, J. Cerveny, E. Gister, G. Jacobson, P. Bryan, N. Andersen. Bottom Row--B. Erickson, E Larson, N. Barrett, D. Hooc M. Adams, S. Kruger, C. Hai ward, J. Mellum, S. Heibering R. Collova, B. Dehring. Row Two-E. Borian, K. Helle S. Maresh, A. Marshall, N Jones, R. Larson, M. Christiar sen, C. Carlson, J. Jensen, T Geyer, A B. Close lAdivsorl. Row Three--A. Gebhardt, . Docter, M. A. Allen, E. Loci wood, G. Kenton, L. Morin, l' Morcussen, K. Geyer, G. Kroev ing, S. Forsmark. Row Four-C. Kintzler, I Evenson, A. Collins, C. Chris ensen, R. Hartweg, M. Hansel F. Johnson, J. Lem, C. Blur K. Egan. Row Five-H. Dopkiewitz, l Lahr, R. Jensen, J. Fisher, Hershberger, P. Herreid, Miller, D. Keller, J. Jensen, Lenz. Bottom Row-M. Pagliaro, I Webb, S. Lassen, C. Steiner, i Solbraa, S. Shovers, J, Ransor V. Vincent, B. von Gonten. Row Two-F. Tichenor, I Christiansen, B. Houdek, l Schulien, G. Schwartz, A. Pipe J. Anderson, M. Tasker. Row Three-J. Johnson, Thygeson, D. Hansen, J. Pienc kowski, S. Robecky, B. Jense S. Paulson, B. Wasik. Row Four-J, Oelkers, l Stuky,, V. Mclntosh, J. Andei K. Schroeder, R. Paulsen, Graham, R. Jander. Bottom Row-G. Zilke, R. Seidenspinner, J. Roushia, M. Strombeck, C. Nield, R. Seibel, P. Seaman, B. Whitley. Row Two--J. Vash, E. Clark, R. Tasker, K. Friday, C. Newman, A. Kennedy, B. Woodside, P. Paulson. Row Thren+B. Wright, D. Olsen, N. Petersen, D. Wall, l. Pedersen, M. J. Yost, J. Wooldrage, K. Jacobs. Row Four--N, Ziolkowski, G. Nyboe, J. Thompson, J. Wiechers, T. Robe, D. Schubert, J. Phillips, T. Nielsen. C0-REC Co-Rec is a club composed of se- venty-five girls and seventy-five boys from Park and Horlick each. The club's purpose is to provide entertainment for its members such as bus trips to theaters and sports arenas in Milwaukee and Chicago, sports competition, social eve- nings at the YMCA and dances. Students wishing to join Co-Rec apply at the be- ginning of the semester and the compe- tition for membership is a good measure of the club's popularity with the students of both schools. 'lf' was J ,N -G5 Page fifty-five Bottom Row-V. Frank, S. Hansche, N. Johnson, M. Hilt, A. Solbraa, D. Brach, P. Jones, C. Hayward, D. Easterday. Row Two-M. Lochner lAdvisorJ, M. Adams, B. Lane, J. Beach, G. Davies, R. Melter, R. Fought, B. Andersen. Row Threefli. Bidwell, D. Charlton, J. Bardeen, J. Hendersen, K. Chipman, M. Barwich, B. J. Dehring, M. Apple. Row Four--F. Moskowitz, L. Henkel, J. Christiansen, J. A. Kinnerup, J. Frederiksen, D. Olsen, M. A. Beth, J. Heegefnan. Row Five-J. Kallis, J. Andersen, K. Egan, K. Friday, S. Walker, S. Feigus, K. Marcussen, E. Lockwood, J. Longly. WICHAKA The largest club for girls in Park is Wichaka. The club, which is closely as- sociated with the YWCA, includes in its program such activities as dances, ser- vice projects, a faculty tea, and with the social functions of the school. Its work is committees which perform the necessary functions of a vigorous service organiza- tion. lg' 'l'- 7 V I' I1A 'lv Page fifty-six Bom Row Row Row Botti Row Row Row Bottc Row liow Row Row am Row -E. Cicana, H. Frasher, B. Erickson, S. Kruger, B. Larson, D. Hoeft, A. Cardiff, P. Beresford, R. Moody. Two M. Cormack, J. Hoffman, S. Geyer, P. Drummond, S. Maresh, K. Hoppe, J. Vash, I. McElyain. Three J. Cowen, K. Bradley, J. Larson, J. Doctor, A. Albright, A. Gebhardt, M. Christiansen, J. Anderson, A. Kennedy Four K. Geyer, N. Forwark, C. Christensen, S. Lenz, G. Jacobson, P. Bryan, B. Drettwan, S. Leack. mm Row M Crozier, S. Heibering, V. Christiansen, P. Mullls, R. Krieger, M. Blum, V. Georgieff, J. Mooney, J. Green. Two P. Meneffee, S. Kraning, J. Meltesen, A. Marshall, M. Albright, C, Magilsky, N. Anderson, E. Christopherson. Three C. Blum, W. Geyer, E. Clark, G. Kroening, B. l-loudek, G, Beiley, B. Evans, M. Falkenrath, E. Herreid. Four M. Drisner, F. Johnson, J. Christensen, G. Androff, Y. Adams, J. Johnson, G. Kenton, J. Kuekneman. nm Row J. A Phelps, S. Scheller, N, Webb, D. Sorenson, B. Coates, B. Vance, M. Rasmussen, P. Stell. Two L Nank, D. Slater, D. Hood, V. Vincent, R. Stanek, J. Poershia, R. Niess, M. West. Three J Steward, J. Turnbull, P. Granger, P. Shoop, C. Newman, B. Rapps, J. Ransom, D. Zielinski, C. Steiner. Paar M. Tasker, J. Weins, l-l. Vorpahl, V. Kerr, R. Tasker, A. Wendt, B. Young, P. Smith. Five S. Paulson, M. Welch, S. Rolnecky, E. Pederson, S. Sundstrom, S. Simpson, J. Strohmer, G, Pottinger, N. Rarick. s - . .r .s. f. -- W X. s A -Q VARSITY CLUB The chief service project of the Varsity Club is to raise funds to help subsidize the medical expenses of ath- letes injured in Park's sports. Most of its funds are raised by the sale of refresh- ments at Park's sports events. A second important objective of the club is the promotion among its members of sports- manship and good fellowship. ottom Row-D. McClure, E. Woshebek, T. Sherman, D. Sodlon, T. Lynch, B. Milslagle, T. Hood, J. Bryant, B. ubel, D. Wall. ow Two-G. Straube, J. Moore, VV. Taylor, T. Nielsen, F. Demet, R. Jander, R. Calhoon, D. Maitland, B. leiss. ow Three--J. Demet, R. Urdiales, T. Olsen, J. Cuccio, J. Martin, J. Cerveny, D. Edwards, R. Anton, L. lonings, J. Francis. ow Four-D. Rider, J. Olsen, B. Jurgens, K. Putzer, D. Schulte, R. Rider, D. Ager, D. Schubert, J. Fritchen. ow Five-J, Miller, B. Lomberton, B. Bagley, J. Miller, J, DeRosa, R. Hall, L. Petersen, D. Smith, J. Anders, . Weinkauf. Page fiftyeeight Bottom Row-R. Moody, L. Tichenor, P. Seaman, D. Herring, G. Smyth lAdvisori, D. Patzke, G. Mattie D. Krynik. Row Two-R. Carlson, J. Mooney, R. Stanek, M. J. Hines, J. McNair, F. Timm, V. Kline, A. Bell. Row Three-B. Larsen, L. Spann, V. Jones, S. Larsen, S. Swendenberg, E. Borian, E. Weiss, W. Ernest. Row Four-C. Jensen, B. Evans, P. McCombs, G. Petsch, A. Fumich, R. Wolff, C. Carlson, R. Dortch. Row Five-N. Kister, A. Christoffersen, S. Tolfson, S, Christensen, H. Kovacik, J. Olesen, J. Christensen B, Brooks. SORELLE Sorelle, little sister, o girls' organi- zation under the direction of Miss Smyth, has carried out many benefit projects such as decorating the Taylor Home for Children at Christmas and sending Care packages to Europe fs throughout the year. 'cf ' fi l fcffife-' ' A 1-111225 1:34, Page fifty-nine 1 Bottom Row-C. Steiner, G. Zlike, R. Carlson, P. Floyd, Ethel Holt lAdvisor, Elizabeth Felton lAdvisorl, D. 'erham iAdvisorl, F. Timm, A. Bell, R. Moody, low Two--L. Petersen, J. A. Stewart, Y, Swanson, J. Clarke, S. Larsen, B. Lone, E. Weiss, C. Jensen, M, A. Schmalhl, P. A. Jensen. low Three--V. Heinen, M. J. Nuter, K. Ehan, P. McCOmbs, N, Chambers, J. Wooldrage, S. Konnak, M. J. inudsen, R. Sumpter, E. Borian. low Four-D. Christensen, N. Rarick, L. Nuemiller, I. Pedersen, A. Collins, L, Marin, C. Stelmack, J. Beth, J. Schenkenberg low Five-M. Hansen, B. Erickson, M. Hoff, S. Tanner, B. Borowski, J. Wichers, J. Dowmen, J. Garver, V. Sarver, P, Larson, D. Hanson. ill gi HISW' ' iw BETTER LISTENING As a service club, the Better Listen- ing Club has tried to inform the students of our school about new and entertaining radio and television programs that can be heard Monday through Friday during out-of-school hours, and educational pro- grams tor the classroom, Page sixty I ' RIFLE CLUB The object of the Rifle Club is to teach the correct and safe handling of the rifle, in order to enjoy the sport of shooting. School letters are issued to members upon completion of a course in marksmanship. Telegraphic competi- tions with rifle teams of other Mid- Western high schools offer occasional fun and standards of comparison by which Park's sharp-shooters can mea- sure their achievement. Bottom Row'--L. Engstrom, K. Keinze, L. Hansche, C. Hahn, J. Schenkenberg, A. Kopocius, P. Hefferon, F. Sumpter, J. Bennett. ROW Two-J. E- LcB0nde f0dViS0f7, M- BG WiCh. J- Hilker, R. Nichols, J, Andresen, W. Piper, R. A. Larsen, R. Mack, J. Johnson. Row Three-D Hay, P- Bryon, H- Pells, B. Osmuncsen, I. Beckett, R. Heanze, R. Eckhardt, L. Hess, R. Hansche, Row Four-J. Dowman, J. LaMock, A. Greenwood, J. Johnson, K. Schroeder, L. Dalgard, C. Droza, D. Schoening, N. Jerkins. Page sixty-one FORUM-DEBATE Forum-Debate meets to listen to Town Meeting Broadcasts and to discuss current local, national, and foreign problems. Among its many functions are mock elections, debates, assemblies and district debate tournaments. Bottom Row-Mr, lselin ladvisorl, E. Cicona, N. Musack, M. Roberts, D. Hering, L, Dahlstrom, D. Vasb. Row Two-V. Georgieff, J. Glad, J. Brinkman, G. Weber, M. Hughes, M. Bundy, D. Broch. Row Three-C. Zoricor, E. Clark, D. Wall, C. Andersen, R. Tasker, H. Vorpahl, D. Patzke. Row Four-Y. Brandt, S. Christensen, R. Domsky, B. Hershberger, H. Dopkiewitz, B. Larsen, K. Geyer. Page sixty-two ittom Row--N. Drettwan, V. Heinen, D. Latshaw, D. Petersen lcooki, D. Smith, T. Molinaro, S. Christensen Jokl, L. Hay, Miss O'Brien Cadvisorl, V. Johnson, B. Reffke, L. Redman, G. Gregory, G. Kraning, A. Anderson, , Truesdell, D. Zielinski. iw Two--E. Larrabee, L. Adzima, B. Willing, B. Hansen, B. Wasik, J. Halpin, S. Lenz, C. Christensen, D. osik, B. Wright, M. Gerardo, L. Mohr, S. Nelson, L, Freudenthal, J. Piencikowski, D. Woolrage. iw Three-D. Helding, M. Acklam, J. Shields, J. Martin, J. Anders, Tom Manderfeld, L. Petersen, D. Gebhardt, Nelson, S. Kraning, E. Benner, J. Christensen, G. Swartz, M. Chardulgian. iw Four-J. Smith, R. Born, J. Thomas, J. Vasch, G. Cicona, K. Heller. CAFETERIA WORKERS The cafeteria Staff is made up ot students, cooks, and advisors. They plan the meals which are sold for thirty cents every noon, tidy the cafeteria, and sell ice cream. Miss O'Brien is the su- pervisor. .is l f a el ' R AJ 4 Page sixty-three SMITHSONIANS PAPHNUCIANS Bottom Row-G. Homan, B. Larson, J. Bartow, B. Armaganian, G. Mattie, S. Hansche, D. Hood. Row Two-W. Smith ladvisori, J, Clarke, N. Kister, H. Harwood, P. Jones, C. Nield, K. Geyer. Row Three+J. Kuehneman, N. Norwark, T. Nielsen, D. Anderson, B. Jensen, E. Pederson. Row Four-J. Phillips, D. Stucky, B. Barowski, B. Hershberger, D. Carne, N. Walters, E. Vetter. Bottom Row-L. Lockren, B. Vance, D. Edwards, W. Smith ladvisorl, D. Wilis, D. Hess. Row Two--J. Peterson, M. West, J, Flynn, M. Tasker, J. Larson, R. Shapiro. Row Three-G. Petsch, B. Houdek, D. Hogenson, A. Londry, M. Yost, H. Vorpahl. Row Four-M. Hoff, S. Sundstrom, D. Reason, P. Zekas, H. Swiencieki, D. Lochowitz. S f J P w 'X , xx, .11 ' ' I l J LF' ii A I ROMA The Paphnucians and Smithsonians are two sepa- rate Latin Clubs-one being first hour and the other third hour. They both meet every other Friday and plan candy sales, plays, and assemblies. Their common recreation is a Latin Banquet at the end ot the year. Their advisor is Mr. Smith. This year's hilarious Roman carnival brought to the assembly gladiatars, caged lions and the wonderful new yell: Pugnote Eeeeeel Page sixty-four Sophomore and junior boys make D up the largest part of the Glee Club. 1 Because of the fine singing this group does, it has received requests from or- ganizations throughout the city. 'Ig .f T fl The Scribblers' Club is a writing club with informal discussion on prose and poetry. The club wrote the script for our talent show assembly. Bottom Rowgl McMarthy, D. Kroftzenk, E. Wood, B, Thygeggnl M, Bgyron, M, Frey, K, Heller- Row Two---AT. Nielsen, G. Jensen, T. Tuttle, R. Schumann, Mr, Saetveit ladvisorl, D. Dybvad, R. Oliver H. Christensen. Row Tl'll'C-Cf-A. JSFISCFI, George, J. Mlllef, B, Cbfmgckl Keller, jengg-nl Poulgen- Row Four'--D. Bush, D. Schulte, K. Fehl, P. Herreid, L. Dalgard, T. Larsen, J. Sanders. Bottom Row---E. Williams ladvisorl, R. Russell, V. Anderson, D. Hintz, M. Ward. Row Two-D. Burdick, T. Sankey, H. Kovacik, R. Evans, K. Smith. BOY'S GLEE CLUB SCRIBBLERS CLUB , n1 ,. To prevent unnecessary disturbances in the library are the main duties performed by the library monitors. They are appointed by the vice-president of the council. Hi-Y is a popular club connected with the Y. M. C. A. This club arranges a program that provides for the mental and spiritual development of its members besides offering opportunities for physical and social advancement. Bottom Row-WB. Weiss, M. Baron, G. Dixon, D. Wall. Row Two-J. W. Christensen ladvisorl, K. Larson, E. Gister, A. Holz, l-l. Christensen. Row Three+-W. Lenz, B, Pogorzelske, T. Manderfeld, T. Lillie. Row Four-J. Thompson, W. Mickelsen, J. Meyer, J. Fritchen, B. Mickelsen. Bottom Row-M. Baron, T. Sherman, E. Ditlevson, R. Anton, T. Olson, W, Taylor. Row Two-W. E. Polley ladvisorl, L. Honings, D. Sadlon, G. Thorsen, B. Jurgens. Row Three--J. Martin, J. Olsen, D. Rider, R. Rider, T. l-load, J. Cuccio. Row Four-D. Standiford, L. Weinkauf, D. Smith, R. l-lall, B. Lomberton, J. Miller. HLY UBRARY MONHORS SERMAN CLUB LPANISH CLUB Bottom Row,-D. Vash, K. Bates, S. Geyer, J. Woolward, D. Hansen. Row Two--Miss Wiechers lAdvisorJ, D. l-lelding, C. Andersen, D. Olsen, B. Willing. Raw Three-D. Admadt, R. Shumann, B. Cormack, J. Kraus, N. Schneider. Bottom Raw-P. Walley, D. Easterday, J. Brinkman, C. Steiner, M. Adams, G. Pedersen. Raw Two-M. Clemmensen, A. Collins, A. Collins, N. Petersen, M. Hansen, Miss Wiechers ladvisorl. Row Three---P. Mullis, G. Kenton, S. Carlson, B. Madsen, C. Freudenthal, J. Green. Row Four--M. Lidberg, R. Urdiales, B. Teska, P. Cody, G. Jacobson, R. Paulsen, E. Gisier, Every other week members of the German Club meet to sing folk songs, to learn folk dances, or to converse in German, The club provides a better understanding of the language, history, and people of Germany. The main purpose of the Spanish Club is ta put into practical use that which was learned in class. They learn folk dances, Spanish songs, and get a better knowledge of the customs of the Spanish people, Page sixty-seven Bottom Row-L. Engstrom, V. Kline, V. Georgiett, V. Vincent, C. Guth, K. Baldwin, C. Hayward, P. Beresford, K. Hanson Row Two-A. Laub Cadvisorl, B. McNair, J. Kline, J. Johnson, B. Young, A. Solbraa, J.Lem, P. Thomas, J. Bowman. Row Three-P. Nalbandian, A. Christoftersen, J. Christensen, G. Dixon, B. Phillips, B. Larsen,K. Marcussen, M. Bernardy, V. Row Four-P. Olson, R. Burman, D. Burdick, H. Kovacik, B. Bagley, V. Mclntosh, P. Shovers,C. Farnsworth, V. Garver. Bottom Row-Miss F. Pennefeather Cadvisarl, R. Grathen, F. Christiansen, S. Cooper, B.Whitley, P. Stell. Row Two-E, Weiss, J, Johnson, H. l-larweed, J. Mickelsen, J. Theres. Row Three-P. Thomas, N. Willison, P. Bryan, R. Paulsen, J. Lem, l.. Fruedenthal. To improve their knowledge on the culture, langu- age, and history of France and her people is the purpose ot the French Club. Under the supervision of Miss Penneteather, the Riding Club meets every week during the Spring and Fall. Beginners are instructed in an outdoor ring until they are able to join the other riders on the trails along the Root River and adjoining the Racine Country Club. FRENCH CLUB RIDING CLUB Shimon Page sixty-eight Under the supervision of Miss Sawyer, this group of art students meets after school to discuss art and draw. They make most of the posters which advertise social functions at Park. The Ushers' Club is composed of a number of bays who help keep order at basketball games. They take tickets at the door and sell programs to enthusiastic fans. Bottom Row-A. Curto, P, Walton, A. Wendt, M. Laurent. Row Two-kMiss Sawyer, N. Jensen, J. Kline, M. Hansen. Row Three-J. Johnson, R. Putzer, R. Kaiser, J. McLaughlin. Bottom Row--C. Hagemann, J. Peterson, B. Kinyan, D. Maitland Row Two-J. Francis, R. Anton, J. Meerschaert. Row Three-L. Honings, D. Gebhardt, L. Petersen, J. Miller. ART CLUB USHERS CLUB ' M,-ww-U.,-11' f . -1 1 .J-1.1-ml-1 Commercial Honor is composed of students who are taking commercial subjects and have a I G average. Under the direction of Miss McDonald C they work for the betterment of the department. Quill and Scroll is an International Honor-A ary society for High School Journalists. Members must be in the upper third of the class and have the endorsement of the advisors. Bottom Row-M, McDonald, D. Jacobs, D. Salerno, L. Schmoll, Y. Swanson, L. Petersen. Row Two-J. Lidberg, M. A. Beth, D. Hintz, D, Krogh, V. Rorek. Row Three-J. Johnson, J. Green, J. Meltesen, M. Grant, S. Petersen, H. Stublaski. Bottom Row-A. Hall lAdv.J, D. Patzke, K. Smith, K. Egan, S. Lassen. Row Two-D, Burdick, P. Shovers, H. Kovachik, M. Grant, R, Evans, l Standing-WJ. Spitzer, D. Perham fAdvisorl, R. Domsky, T. Langenfeld, R. Clope. Sittinge-J, Dowman, V, Garver, D. Keith, R. Travica, C. Somsel. Bottom Row-B. Mertins, N. Walters, D. Dame, J. Bung, R, Collova, R. Melter. Row Two-B, Ellison, W. Longman, D. Reis, T. Biswell, R. Jones, T. Edwards, D. Brach. The Chess Club tries to teach students in our school how to play and appreciate the game of Chess The members have spring and fall tournaments in Chess and Chinese checkers The Noon Dance Band is made up of stu- dents from the school band who have gotten toge- ther to play for dances. CHESS CLUB NOON DANCE BAND Page seventy-one l Bottom Row--D. Willison, R. Born, L. Andress, R. Fox, E. Stuebe, R. Drake, F. Gister. Row TwohMr. Cornwell, D. Velicer, J. Smalley, L. Benner, C. Paulsen, C. Stetmack, N, Chambers. Row Three-B. Belland, J. Meerschaert, J. Andresen, E. Anderson, J. McLaughlin, R. Eckhardt. Row Four-R. W.llison, D. Schubert, K. Schroeder, D. Jelinek, A. Greenwood, T. Blanchard, T. Mehlhorn. Top Row'-Jim Woodward, Rodney Turner, Joe Jensen. Bottom Row--Mary Lou Chiausky, Jeanette Bryant, Sally Konnak, Jane Mueller, WRONG FONT CHEERLEADERS Wrong Font members are students who are interested in printing. They print game programs, posters, and stationery. lt is under the direction of Mr. Cornwell. The spark and the life in these seven kids inspired the teams of the whole school. Their ex- ample of good sportsmonship and pep was one ot the highlights of the season. I age seventy-two The P. A. Operotors ore responsible for sound equipment ot the gomes ond in assemblies. P- They olwoys do commendable work. The Custodions ore the wonderful fellows who ore responsible for the neot and cleon op- peoronce of Pork. They're the ones who present the students with o spotless school following voco- tions Pork is very proud of them. B. Peterson, C. Stondiford, J. Andreson, B. Peterson J. Cooper, J. Potinzini, F. Tomochek, H. Ruk, R. Wuerker, C. Green, A, Felton, P. Lowell l 4 1 u1mw 1gg 1111i m . Whxppm So ' up the Yu Se on Radu I nw hom Pork 'High High steppe YYY 'K Go West, -young mon, go Wes! n peppin' it up Keno pep ussefnbky goes y Po Qe seventy f . our Chefs dass cowes 1' hpnkggivlng T BUY-S O' Inca :Mes he Ewing o uv to wh the Sch Water me ol we Arlpsf 'L 'Wu 'So had pups CIM!! Cap Bod hom toms o the e mom pu dice We Account ed io: Chvistmns Wen! ko ho x Y dey iovmok Po Q9 Seventy i . We aboard P 099 seventy S, .5 ,X 4 f' The expawre is hh: thkffvne, Kipl coshes in on 94901 dfwe .,,,,,ki,i,i35Sg W0 M584 Exchange fl up . at Fark assevnbky with Miw nuke We go e W ushingtnn ve up our sl on to out Goku PMN oi Pork ,Z 55 I , - Q ' '15A:-5'-fg.'.E- V ' ' A xA A - V' P- ,-.Rggggf .' RX K' 'S a A ymullmtllllllqllf SM Q3 XWZV f .V-I ' 5 A . ' 1 4 . . ' ,A -- QW, 5. ,.,x- . v - ..-1 -. CT' , .--g V . '-V, . jf. jr. 'X ' ll ' 63,2 - -X ,f gf ...qgi 1-' g -. '.,'I???X, - 'f?'-ug'-' , , 4'r'Q4 , -, 334' I ,dy ' . ,I .. . Wi A- j':'Q1,- bn' h' INT1 CHOLF-I STIC INTRQMU ' N JH.. L , . .:,, -.J M' 'N A '.S'l!i,wR, -' 9 Z. 1- N .v Q ,AEI S255 s 7.52 r .11 A . Q I , Hy: .I X, L' ,NIR ' I .1 1. 1950 BIG-EIGHT FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pct. Kenosha 7 O l.OO0 Madison East 6 l .857 Madison West 5 2 .7l4 PARK 3 4 ,428 Horlick 3 4 .428 Beloit 2 5 .286 Janesville 2 5 ,286 Madison Central O 7 .OOC VARSITY L. to R.:Bottom row-B. Supiano, S. Castagna. Raw Two-J. Prasch, J. Phillips, W. Raymond. On September l5, a green Park squad traveled to Maywood, Illinois to tangleiwith a Praviso powerhouse, in their first game of the year. Proviso showed strength, to great effect, crushing the Panthers 46-0. The game was never in doubt as to outcome, Proviso scoring practically at will. Park opened the i950 Big-Eight series against Madison West, one of the more highly rated teams, at Horlick Field, on September 22. West scored quickly in the first quarter and then the game turned into a stale- mate until just seconds before halftime when the Regents countered again. Park's only TD came in the last quarter when Don Smith took a short pass from George Straube and gallaped sixty yards for a touchdown. Tne final score read West l9, Park 6. The Panthers won their first game at Janesville by a I3-O score, Park dominated play by stopping the Janesville offense cold. Jim Moore and Dick Willis ran the touchdowns across while Dick Sadlnn added the extra point on a run. L, to R. bottom row-G. Straube, W. Taylor, T. Sherman, J. Moore D. Rider, T. Nielsen, D. Maitland, D. Willis, E. Washebek. Row Two-Coach Prasch, F. Patriarca, D. McClure, R. lander, J. Francis, T. Olson, R. Phillips, Coach Phillips. Row Three-J. Meerschaert, R. Anton, B. Jurgens, J. Martin, K. Putzer, B. Teska, R. Sadlon, J. Bryant, L. Hanings. Row Four-D. Edwards, J, Cuccio, J. Olson, C. Mars, G, Jensen, J. Miller, R. Cormack, D. Rider, J. Cerveny. Row Five-L, Weinkauf, R. Lamberton, D. Smith, L Petersen, R. Hall, J. Miller, E, Stuebe, J. Friesma, P. Cody. FOOTBALL On a rain-soaked field at Madison, Madison East rolled up a 34-O win over Park. The Purgolders dominated play throughout the game. The Panthers no sooner recoverea from the drubbing East gave them, than the Red Devils from Kenosha presented them with a 37-7 shellacking. Park, however, was the only team that could hold the Kenosha Reserves, A 77 yard pass from George Straube to Bob Hall produced the only Orange and Blue score. Sadlon added the extra point. Park scored its second victory against Madison Central 3l-l3. Passes account- ed for three Panthers tallies, as the Panther offense hit its peak. Jack Bryant, Dick Sadlon, and Dale Rider each scored one touchdown, while Bob Hall added two in the Parkite's most lopsid- ed victory of the year. At Horlick Field, Park won its third game of the year at the expense of the Beloit team. Sadlon scored two touch- downs and Hall and Robert Lamberton added one each in the see-saw battle that saw Park lead at all times, Both teams scored consistently, but the Panthers finally wound up on top 25-20. Winding up the season against their arch rivals from Horlick, the Orange and Blue met with disappointment. Al- though thc boys played hard football, and almost had victory in their grasp, a fourth quarter pass to Danhauser of Horlick spelled defeat for the Panthers by a l3-7 margin. Dan Edwards scored the lone touchdown for the south siders when he took a short pass from Straube and sprinted down the eastern sidelines to score. Sadlon skirted the left end for the point after touchdown. The defeat dropped Park into a tie for fourth place with Horlick as the season drew to a close. A Park back heads for another gain against Horlick Another red hot practice session behind school .... John Martin, Park linebacker, stops Chuck Pehlivanian of Horlick for no gain .... George Straube fakes a handoff to Jim Moore during one of the daily practice sessions .... Page seventy-nine THE GRIDDERS Top Row, left to right: Jim Moore lBackfield Captainl William Taylor, Dick Willis, Tom Sherman, Joe Cuccio. Second Row, L to R-Don Smith, Dale Rider lLine Captoinl, Ronald Jander, Ronald Anton, Jack Bryant. Third Row, L to R-Ted Nielsen, Dan Edwards, Dick Sadlon, LeRoy Peter- sen, George Straube. Fourth Row, L to R-John Martin, Jerry Miller, Bob Jurgens lMgr.l Ronald Schumann lAss't. Mgr.J Delbert McClure. Bottom Row, L to R-Jim Francis, Dick Rider, LeRoy Vileinkauf, Bob Hall, Robert Lamberton. Page eighty B SOUAD FOOTBALL I950 Season's B Squad Football Record B SQUAD I9 Rochester I4 B Squad 7 Kenosha 7 B SQUAD 24 South Mil, I2 B Squad 0 Horlick 0 B Squad I2 KENOSI-IA I3 B SQUAD 36 South Mil. I9 B SQUAD 32 Horlick I2 B Squad Backs: Bottom Row-F. Tichenor, Season Record K 4l Milwaukee West 38 4I MILWAUKEE N 45 4I MADISON WEST 44 K 38 Shorewood 24 K 42 Harlick 32 30 WAUWATOSA 60 K 53 Beloit 38 K 52 Kenosha 44 K 46 Madison East 40 K 50 Ianesville 34 47 MADISON CEN. 5I 4 57 Madison West 46 4 50 Madison East 40 4 36 Janesville 35 C 45 -lorlsck 42 34 MAD. CENTRAL 35 4 52 Beloit 42 4 46 Cenosha 37 I 800 Opp. 728 I3 .ost 5 Schneider, G. Nyboe, B. Renquist, J. Voss. vine, G. Dorval. B Squad Lineman: Bottom Row-C. Samsel, Belland, R. Oliver, K. Crilley, B. Brown, Travica, D. Petersen. Row Two, L to R-C. Feehrer, D. Buesing, J. Nelson. B SOUAD BASKETBALL As always, Coach Phil Krause turned a group of former junior high school boys into a B Squad basketball team of the best calibre. He brought two boys along so well, in tact, that they were sent up to the varsity in the latter part of the season. Due to the loss of Jim Hansen and Roger Letsch to the varsity, the Bee's wound up in second place behind the Madison Central B team, losing to the Orange and Black by a 35-34 score in the deciding game. Glenn Nyboe and Ted Zabrowski shared most of the scoring burden after Letsch and Hansen were promoted, Front Row, L to R-B. Renquist, R. Letsch, J, Powers, J, Hansen, B. Zabler, T, Edwards, S. Erbe, D, Peterson, T. Beranis, J. Albright. Back Row, L ta RfTom Olive CMgr.I, J. Demet, G. Nybae, T, Zabrowski, D. Spangenberg, A, St, Mary, D. Kuester, D. Jensen, G. Hoffmann, G, Dorval, Coach Krause. lBill Provine absent when picture was takenl D Row Two-T. Zabrowski, J. Graham, B, Pro B R A Grebetz, D. Jensen, A. St. Mary, R, Peterson Row Three-F. Roberts, C. Dykstra, T. Larsen M. Burbey, T. Clickner, D. Koran, D. Cuccio Varsity Basketball Team: Front Row, L to R-W. Taylor, R. Letsch, J. Fritchen, B. Teska, D. Willis D. Edwards, T. Olson, B. Hoffman. I Back Row, same order-Coach Prasch,' J. Friesma, D. Patzke, J. Thomas, J. Martin, B. Milslagle, T. Lynch, L. Androff, J. Hansen, J. Cerveny, Mgr. 1950-51 BIG-EIGHT BASKETBALL STANDINGS Team Won Lost Avg. Madison West 13 1 .928 Madison East 12 .857 Kenosha 10 ,714 Horlick 6 .428 Janesville 5 9 .357 PARK 4 10 .286 Madison Central 3 1 1 .214 Beloit 3 l l ,214 1950-51 SEASON'S RECORD Opponent PARK Milwaukee, West ....................---. 50 43 Milwaukee, North ..... -.-.-.-- 5 1 46 Madison West ......... ..--.-,- 3 3 31 Shorewood ............ ......-. 3 0 55 Horlick ........... .v....-- 3 6 42 Wauwatosa .... .,.-..,- 6 0 39 Beloit ........... -.--..-. 4 6 38 Kenosha ............ ..-....- 4 5 36 Madison East ........ .......- 3 3 60 Janesville ................ ........ 6 2 52 Madison Central .... ........ 5 3 54 Madison West ...... ........ 5 1 28 Madison East ..... ........ 4 3 37 Janesville .......... ......... 4 7 45 Horlick ............... ........ 6 4 51 Beloit ...................... ........ 4 8 62 Madison Central ...... .............. 4 3 47 Kenosha .................................. 43 38 B SQUAD STANDINGS W Pct. Madison Central 12 ,857 WASHINGTON PARK 1 1 .786 William Horlick 10 .714 Madison West 9 .643 Beloit 5 .357 Kenosha 4 .286 Madison East 4 .286 Janesville 1 .071 llll The 1950-51 Basketball season was not the best year Park ever had, as the team won only six out of twenty games played. The Panther Cagers, in spite of their dismal record, played better ball than the record books show. They always put on a fine exhibition for the fans, and played hard, clean basketbali at all times. Buddy Androff, junior forward, led the team in indivi- dual scoring by accumulating 225 points in fourteen Big- Eight games, which was good enough for third place in league scoring. Against Beloit Leapin' Leo connected for 32 points, just two points short of the Big-Eight single game record. The Panthers had several good players in Bob Milslagle, Tom Lynch, John Martin, and Dick Willis. When these boys were on, Park won. Two sophomores, center Jim Hansen, and forward Roger Letsch were brought up from the B Squad late in the season, but while they were with the Varsity, proved very effective. A Park was involved in one record breaking game with the Purgolders from Madison East, which the Orange and Blue lost by a 83-60 count. The scores were record highs for both the winning and losing teams. The Panthers also set cl record for the number of fouls called on one team in a single game by having 34 miscues charged against them. The Panthers split their annual series with Horlick, winning the first encounter on the Park court and losing' the second game, which was played on the Horlick hardwood. Bob Milslagle, senior guard, captoined the 1950-51 cagers, and did a very commendable playing job at all times. All the boys who participated in the sport are to be accredited for their long hours of practice and for their hard work on the floor during the games. TOURNAMENT RECORD P0 l4-44 Mukwonago-36 Park--29 Kenosha -- 39 Page eighty-two DANTHIEI2 CA6EI2S Top Row, L to R--Jim Fritchen, Roger Letsch, Tom Lynch, Julian Thomas. Bottom Row, L to John Martin, Dick Willis. Middle Row--John R-William Taylor, Bob Milslogle, Dan Ed- Cerveny CMgr.J, Leonard Androff, Bob Teska. wards, Tom Olson, Bill Hoffmann, Jim Hansen, Jacob Friesma, Dave Patzke, Page eightyrrhree Smash 'em, bust BASKETEERS IN ACTION Ah, but to see the Panthers in action. What a sightl Fast, smooth ball hand- ling. A long two-handed push shot by Bob Milslagle, a fast, tricky drive-in shot by Tom Lynch, or a jump shot by Buddy Androff that would swish the cords of the net. A fast- break from under the opponent's basket, with Dan Edwards and Dick Willis winging their way down the floor, leading Park to another score! Reboundl Rebound! Hands groping in the air trying desperately to get the ball for the honor of their team. Park had good re- bound men in Jim Hansen, Bud Androff, Bob Milslagle, and Tom Lynch. They would have jumped clean over the moon to get the rebounds for the Orange and Blue. That was the kind of basketball Park fans witnessed, and that is the reason people continue to watch the Panthers perform. Park High forever, Go, Park High gol That's our custom GO, Park High gol HAIL TO THEE PARK HIGI' Hail to thee Park High, Hail thy Orange and Blue Thy light shall guide us, A beacon bright and true. We'll serve thee always, This our pledge shall be. Hail, hail, hail to thee! GO, PARK HIGH GO! Go, Park High go! , em, I Page eighty-four if 5 1 Z 'K is K . WW K .Q N. . KKK ix, N xg: 6 W S. 104 .y .5 le-ff' . x , W ' I ww- A . , l ' ! xx 'Wi ff Magic X J 6 3 Ds 4 it M' 4, W , I I I I f M4 X a A Ag, .,' x . f ,, 9 , 1- W 42 J '+V ' 2 1 Ziyi: 1 f -12 9l4337- .z-2351 MINOR SPORTS HOME ROOM 132 INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Front Row, L to R-Louie Morano, R. Janders, D. Hawes. Back Row, L to R-R. Sadlon, J. Henke, D. Smith, B. Hall. rf E O ,gem R ji .11 .-11 Senior Home Rocm l32 emerged school champions after playing a number of games against other senior home rooms and in the school tournament. After winning the senior championship in the tourament they played the winners of the sophomore-junior game. Then by winning that game, they received the honor of playing the faculty. The old men , howfver, proved too tough by trimming the school champs 25- O. The golf squad under the tutelage of Mr. Kuester has the makings of a fine team. Herbert Harwood, Steve Ed- wards, Dave Standiford, and Dick Seitz will all be back from last year's squad, while sophomore Don Johnson has quite a lot of talent and should lfelp the team considerably. Mr. Stewart's tennis team may have an average sea- son. They have two exceptionally good players in Gary Jensen and Tom Lynch, but will be lacking in all-over strength. Lost by graduation were Jeff Simpson, Harlan Hansen, and Bob Grant. Without these boys, the team will have a hard grind trying to achieve any great heights. Park's cross country team had its most unsuccess- ful season in many years. Coach Krause's boys had a good year, but it was unsuccessful from the standpoint that they did not win the state meet or the Big-Eight meet. In the last few years, Park has been very consistent in winning all of their meets. They also took only second place in the Lake Shore match which involved seven other teams. The leading barriers from Park this year were sophomore .lim Paulsen, junior Bob Urdiales, and senior Bob Rubel. Page eightylsix 'A is S1 Q v X- f is Gi f ii S '39 1 Y N . ' .N Q S Q k t ' 2 2 i X .xy - ...N - H- Q a Q lk 'I ?g QE? , is i X ,gbgigiyi mi I .MES as ww - ai Q? if ' L 'im 'iss Q s 5 Qi fx f W . His. NNN 3? Q 1 .. nw mx? Y Q x S x , R Sig. Q xx YWN , . v . E .. .x 5 . X5 N f g . 5 X ' Q. 1 QQ Q . N. s is 5 Ni: . -- X X gi X - X A Q 5 if X Y fix M 'pi is Q i , .f xi ,Q Q 'K 4 -f., H0 Q Ll QW Q 7 xtgxlkfk x x A x ,. 'I - xw Q 5 X at W X Q5 x A v fx A in D Wrestling at Park grows more and more popular as each season goes on. One reason for this is Coach Guy Weaver. He continually turns out good competent wrestlers. Three boys quali- fied tor the state meet at Madison. Jerry Olsen, Hea- vyweight, and Tom Sherman l45 pounder, won seconds in their weight divisions, while Dick Calhoun took a fourth in the l35 lb, class. The wrestlers won most Of their individual matches, but the team lost the ma- jority ot their matches due to torteiting in the lighter weights. Park has been having trouble in persuading lighter fellows to come out tor wrestling in the past, but then again, next year li another season, Wha' Hoppen ? ? ? Heavyweight Olson works on his Opponent. W. Henry ot Park grabs his opponent's leg. lsn't this heaven, Artie ? 7 Quit playing around Ted Weaver might be watching you l l Another Calhoun victim bites the dust! l Be on the alert, Frankie l f n.,,,. SQSSQQ S 1 M I, if A J g I ' ' J t Q ' 5 ' l Y Q .ii X ,Nw xr Q, Q 1- ' Q T 2 x .xr X s !E G M v ,,. .X . A A A 1, Q x xx Nw x y ,K at Q M 'KS Q wx Q, ww, -Q x + S Cll The Sore Spot The Girls' Athletic Association, un- der the direction of Miss Piskula, has many activities during the year. The high-light is the Faculty-G. A. A. All Stars basketball game. Hikes, picnics, and hostessing Horlick's G. A. A. here at Park, were G. A. A.'s social calendar. The girls were lucky enough to be invited to Miss Piskula's alma-mater, Pulaski High, to spend the day there swimming, playing basketball, and hockey Orchesis was asked to dance at the Y. W. C. A. and also to take part in the Senior Class Play, Mid-Summer Night's Dream. ln September the Juniors and Se- niors played Soccer while the Sopho- mores played hockey. After winter- sports there was a tournament of basket- ball within the gym classes, followed by the aches and pains of tumbling. We wound up our twisting and turning with a short session of modern-dance. Junior All Star Champs Senior All Stars Sophomore All Stars What a game! Teddy BLor Bells Gym Class Sleigh Rule The Scrum, Suriv Slfolcrs SP Page mnety one A Acklam, Mary Jane I4-63 Adams, Mary I4-54-57-67 Adams, Robert Adams, Yvonne 57 Admadt, Dorothy 67 Adzima, Leone 14-63 Ager, Donald 48-58-87 Aiello, Nancy Albright, Audrey 56 Albright, George I4 Albright, James 81 Albright, Marian 45-54-57 Alolor, Gloria Allen, Mary Alice 14-46-54 Allen, William Anders, Mary Anders, Jerome 14-54-63 Anderson Audrey A. I4 Anderson Audrey M. 63 Andersen, Barbara 52-57 Andersen Carol 53 Andersen Carole 14-62-67 Anderson Dolores I4 Anderson, Earl 14-72 Andersen Jackie 46-54-56-57 Anderson Jerome Anderson Joan I4 Anderson Joanne Anderson Nancy 54-57 Anderson Norman 87 Anderson Richard 14-64 Anderson, Robert Anderson, Vanna 65 Andresen John 14-61-72-73 INDEX Beth, June I5-60 Beth, Mary Ann I5-52-57-70 Bidwell, Barbara I5-57 Bidwell, Ted 49-71 Biles, Sammie Blanchard, Thomas 72 Bliss, Robert Blitstein, Joseph I5-44 Bloss, Diane 53 Blum, Carol 54-57 Blum, Marcia 57 Bohan, Betty 48-53 Bohan, Harry 48 Bonariva, Diana 51-53-56-64 Borchardt, Carole Borian, Elinor 49-54-59-60 Born, Earl 15 Born, Ralph 63-72 Borowski, Barbara 60-64 Bowman, Jonita 68 Brach, Dianne 15-49-57-62-71 Brock, John 50 Brock, Elsie I5 Bradley, Kathleen 56 Bradoc, Eva 53 Brandt, Yvonne 15-44-62 Breheim, Harry Brennenstuhl, Virginia I5 Brickman,Jocqueline 16-62-67 Brinkman, Ronald Brinkman, Shirley 50 Arvid, Lee Bundy Andress, Dorothy Andress, Luetta 49-72 Androff, Genevieve 50-57 Androff, Lenny 82-83 Anton, Ronney 14-47-58-65- 78-80 Appel, Myrna Apple, Marlyn 57-69 Armaganian, Bessy 14-44-50- 64 Asa, Sally Awedenburg, S. 59 Ayotte, Ethel Bagley, Brian 58-68-87 Baker, James I5-51 Baker, Rudy Baldwin, Karole 15-54-68 Balian, Sam Bardeen, Janice 53-57 Boron, Marc 51-54-65-66 Barrett, Nancy 53-54 Brooks, Betty 59 Brown, James I6 Brown, Bill 81 Brown, Richard Bruhn, Donald Bruno, Robert Bryan, Patricia 49-53-54-57- 61-68 Bryant, Jack 16-58-78-80 Bryant, Jeanette 72 Buchman, Jean I6-52 Buelow, Jim Buesing, David 81 Buffham, Tom Buffhom, Robert Marjory I6-62 Bung, Jerry 48-71 Burkey, Mark 81-87 Burdick, Don I6-44-47-65-68- 70 Burlingame, Harry I6 Burman, Ronald 68 Bush, Don 51-65 Burmiester, Gloria C Cabush, Carol Cagle, Elaine 16-52 Cagle, Nancy Bartels, Patricia I5 Bartholomew, Ruth 15 Bartow, Jeanette 64 Bargick, Mary Louise 51-61- 5 Bassindale, Lloyd I5 Bassing, August Bates, Eva 15 Bates, Kathy 48-54-67 Bauer, Charlotte I5-46 Bay, James Beach, Joan 46-57 Beck, Carol Beckett, lan 61 Bedard, Alfred Beighton, William Beiley, Geraldine 50-57 Belconis, William I5 Bell, Arlene 15-59-60 Belland, Robert 51-54-72-81 Belongia, Marilyn , Benner, Edward I5-72-63 Bennett, Joseph 61 Beranis, Ted 48-81 Beresford, Patricia 56-68 Bergman, Louise 15 Bernardy, Mary Jane 68 Calhoon, Dick 16-58-87 Calkins, Barbara Cardiff, Carlson, Ann 54-56 Carol I6-54-59 Carlson, Jeanne Carlson, Jo Ann 16 Carlson, Sharon 67 Carlson, Ruth I6-59-60 Carlson, Wallace Carne, D. 64 Carse, David Cerveny, Johnny I8-47-54-58- 82-83 Chambers, Nathaniel 16-60-72 Chardukian, Margaret 50-63 Charlton, Donna 50-57 Chevhal, Dick Cheswick, Don Chiausky, Mary Lou I6-46-72 Chipman, Kay 57 Chrgtensen, Carol 50-54-56- 6 Christensen, Daniel 60 Christensen, Diane I6-54 Christensen, Dorothy Christensen, Floyd 16 Christensen, Harvey 44-47-51- 65-66 Christensen, Howard Christlansen, Freda 68 Christensen, Jean 57-63 Christensen, John Christensen, Joyce 57-59-63 Chggtiansen, Marti 46-50-54- Christensen, Nancy I6 Christensen, Peter 16 Christensen, Ravmond Christensen, Richard Christensen, Suzanne I6-46- 59-62 Christensen, Virginia I6-53- 57-45 Christoffersen, Alice 45-51-59 68 Christopherson, Evelyn 57 Christopherson, John Cicona, Elvira I6-62 Cicona, George 63 Clarey, Edward Clark, Ernestine 17-45-47-49- 55-57-62 Clarke, Joan 17-48-49-60-64 Clausen, Bill Christensen, Ward Cleary, John 44 Clemmensen, Muriel 17-44-67 Clickner, Thomas 81 Cline, Jackie Clingan,, Dorothy Clope, Dick 48-71 Coates, Betty 52-51 Cobb, Peggy I7 Cody, Paul 44-67-68 Collins, Alayne 54-60-67 Collins, Annette I7-67 Collova, Ruth 48-54-71 Conrad, Janice 49 Cooper, Sheila 68 Cormack, James Cormack, Margaret 50-56 Cormack, Mary I7-44-46-5I- 53 Cormack, Robert 65-67-78 Cottingham, Virginia Cowen, Jacqueline 49-52-54- 56 Crilley, Kenneth 44-54-81 Crozier, Marilee 57 Cuccio, Richard Cuccio, Joe I7-58-66-78-80- 81 Curto, Arlene I7-69 Curty, Dick Czaban, Martin 49 Czarnowski, Shirley 46-50 D Dahlstrom, Laverne 17-62 Dailey, Aaron Dalgard, Lee 17-61-65 Dame, Dick 48-71 Daniels, Donna 49 Davies, Gwyn 57 Dehring, Betty 54-57 Deininger, Dorothy 48 DeLuca, Linda Demars, Carol Demars, Dick Demet, Franklin 54-58-87 Demet, James 44-58-81-87 Demit, Margie DeRosa, Joe I7-58 Devries, Shirley 49 Dewey, Lois Dickerson, Gordon Ditlevson, Eugene I7-47-66 Ditlevson, Marilyn Dixon, Guy 44-45-54-66-68 Dobecki, Joan 46 Doctor, Jo 45-51-53-54-56 Domsky, Ron 17-62-71 Dopkiewitz, Henry 17-47-54- 62 Dorf, Dick Dortch, Ruth 17-52-59 Dorval, Gene 44-81 Dowman, Jerry 60-61-71 Drake, Bob I8-72 Drettwan, Elezabeth I8-56 Drettwan, Nancy 63 Drisner, Marilyn 18-51-57 Draza, Charles 61-73 J Drummond, Pat 50-54-56 Duchac, Jack Dudek, Cynthia I8-51 Dudley, Jack Due, Ken 50 Dunk, Thomas I8 Dybvad, Dick 65 Dykstra, Caevin 50-81 Easterday, Donna 54-57-67 Eastman, Beverly Eaves, Dick Ecker, Barbara Eckhardt, Ronald 61-72 Edwards, Daniel I8-58-64-l78- 80-82-83 Edwards, Orrin Edwards, Steven I8-87 Edwards, Terry 48-71-81 Efternoff, George 18 Egan, Karen I8-54-57-60-V0 Ellison, Bob 18-48-71 Engberg, Norma Engels, Eugenie Engels, Penny I8 Englund, Judy 18 Engstrom, Lilian 52-61-68 Ensign, George I8 Eppler, Joanne 50 Erbe, Stuart, 48-44-81 Erdman, Phillip I Erhardt, Helen Erickson, Barbara 51-53-51--56 Ericksone, Beatrice 60 Erickson, Beverly Erickson, Roger 50 Erickso Ernest, Evans, Evans, Evans, n, Ted ' Wanda Lee 18-52-59 Barbara I8-57-59 Constance 50 Russell I9-47-65-70 Evenson, AEn 48-49-54 l Farfan Bev I9 I Farley, Marie I9 I Falkenrath, Mary Ann 44450-- 57 Fancher, Mary Sue Farnsworth, Clarance 68 Faust, Lawrence I9-47 Faust, Pat 19-51 Fechner, Ron Feehrer, Charles 81-87 Fehl, Ken 51-65 Feiges, Sandra 50-52-57 Fergus, Dorothy , Fergus, Wayne Fisher, Charles 19-47 Fisher, Jerry 54. Fitzgerald, George 87 Flonnigan, Judy Flansburg, Ron 54 Flowers, Odale Floyd, Pat 19-52-60 Flynn, Janet 51-64 Ford, Gretchen 19 . Forsmark, Sally 53-54 Forwark, Nancy 44-45-51 3- 54-56-64 Fought, Rosemary 57 Fox, Ronald 19-72 Francetic, Dick I9 Francis, Jim I9-58-69-78 0 Frank, Virginia 53-57-60 Frank, Anthony . .1 I I Frasher, Helen 19-52-26 irasher, Jim - fredrickson, Bonnie iredricksen, Judy 57 iredrickson, Sheila fruedenthal, Carol 67 iruedenthal, Lois 49-63-68 irey, Matt 51-65 iriday, Catherine 53-54-57 iriedrich, Alice iriedma, Jake 78-82-83 iritchen, Jim 58-66-82-83-87 irost,.Mariorie 54 iuller, Wayne iumich, Alice 19-51-59 iumuch, Bill iink, Delores iink, Fred Ealozits, Katherine 50 Salovits, Rosemary 19 Sarver, Carolyn Sarver, Virginia 47-60-68-71 Sarant, Marilyn Sebhardt, Ann 52-53-54-56 iebhardt, Dick 19-47-63-69 iehrig, Bev Seorge, Robin 51-65 ieoigieff, Vera 19-53-57-62- 6 ierado, Mabel 63 Serbensky, Joyce 19 ierber, Adrianne Hansen, Joan 20-A4-51-52-53 Hansen, Joan 20 Hanse, Jule 48 Hansen, Karen Hanson, Karen E. 51-68 Hansen, Karen L. Hansen, Lowell Hansen, Mardell 20-44-54 Hansen, Marilyn 20-44-52-53- 54-67-69 Hansen, Marion 51-60 Hansen, Mary Hansen, Bob 20-48-49 Hansen, Roger Hansen, Virginia Harig, Lois 21-52-53-49 Hood, Ted 22-44-5 3-66 ieyer, Karen 54-56-62-64 ieyer, Sue 19-45-53-54-56-67 Beyer, Winifred 57 iiese, Jim 19-44-47 iillis, Gordon iister Earle 44-54-66-67 I iisfer, Robert 19-72 ilad, Joann 19-51-62 iomer, Dawn 20-46-47-52 ioodnetter, Down iraham, Charles 20-48-51 irohom, John 54-81 iranger, Pat 57 iranitzke, Pat 20 irant, Marilyn 20-70 irathen, Rosemary 68 irayson, Lenore 52 irebetz, Art 48-81-87 ireene, Howie ireen, Faye ireen, Joyce 20-5-57-67-70 ireene, Laura 20 ireenwood, Art 61-72 ireqersen, Dick iregory, Gloria 63 regory, Jack renski, Josephine 20 riese, Jacquelyn underson, Muriel 52 iuth, Carol 68 uy, Vivian 20 aas, H Rollin lageman, Cap 20-44-69-87 lahn, Clairene 61 lall, Eugene lall, Mary Lou 20 lall, Bob 20-58-66-78-80-86 lalpin, Joann 63 ialter, Kay lanko, Joanne 20 lansche, Bob 61-87 iansche, Dan lansche, Larry 61 ansche, Sally 44-54-57-64 anse, Barbara 63 ansen, Dale 20-45-46-49-54- 6 Ianson, Arlene 20-60 ansen, Donald 20 ansen, James 81 ansen, Jim P. 82-83 Harmel, Carol Harris, Allan Harris, Eurodell 21 Harrison, John Hartweg, Dick 54 ' Harwood, Helen 64-68 Harwood, Herbert, 21-87 Hasko, Bill 21 Hathaway, Frank 46-49 Hatlem, Nancy 50 Hawes, Dan 21-44-54-86 Hawes, Pat Hawkins, Anne 48 Hay, Don 21-61 Hayward, Barbara Hayward, Carol 53-54-57-68 Heinen, Valerie 21-60-63 Heather, Jim . Heather, Ruth Heegeman, Judy 57 Hefferon, Pat 52-54-61 Hegge, Gene 21-46-51 Heibering, Sally 21-45-53-54- 57 Heinze, Ken 21-61 Heinze, Mary Ann Heinze, Roland Helding, Diane 63 Heller, Kyle 49-63-65 Hendersen, Janet 51-57 Henke, Jerry 21-86-87 Henkel, LaVerne 51-54-57 Henningfeld, Carol Henry, Donna 46 Henry, Warren Heinz, Diane Herreron, P. 48 Herried, Emmajane 51-54-57 Herried, Peder 2144-45-51-54- 65-87 Hering, Donna 2l-45-47-59- 62 Hershberger, Bill 44-62-22 Hess, Dean 44-64-62 Hess, Lloyd 22-61 Hilker, Jackson 61 Hllt, Mary 53-54-57 Hines, Mary 22-59 Hintz, Donna 22-44-45-65-70 Hoag, Nancy Hoeft, Doris 46-50-53-54-56 Hoff, Margie 22-47-51-60-64 Hoffman, Don Hoffman, Gil 81-83 Hoffman, Norma Hoffman, Bill 82-83 Hogenson, Don 22-64 Hohensee, Charles 46 Hohensee, Diane 44 Holton, Charlene 46 Holz, Arthur 22-49-66 Hood, Diana 44-46-52-54-57- 64 Homan, Gail 44-64 Honings, Larry 22-46-58-66- 69-78 Hoppe, Karen 56 Horn, Marilyn Horvath, Ron Houdek, Barbara 52-54-57-64 Houdek, Bob Huck, Delores 50 Hughes, Helen 22 Hughes, Marlene 22-46-52-62 Hunnicutt, BetteAnn 22 Hunt, Bob Hunter, Marlene Hyatt, Ken I lannello, Tony lngroville, Shirley Isbell, Jim Iverson, LaMae .I Jackson, Mary Lou 22 Jacob, Bonnie 52 Jacobs, Delores 22-52-70 Jacobs, Karen 48-53-55 Jacobsen, Doris 22 Jacoyson. Graclyn 48-54-56- 6 Jacobsen, Joan 22 Jacobsen, Lois, 48-53 Jacobsen, Bill James, Marlin 23 Jander, Ron 23-54-78-80-86 Janetatos, Angeline Jasch, Ron Jawarski, Ashton Jazgar, Bob 23 Jelinek, Dale 72 Jenkins, Jo Ann Jenkins, Norman 61 Jensen, Alan E. 65 Jurgens, Bob 51-58-66-78-80 Just, Tom 23 K Kaiser, Roger 69 Kaisler ,Barbara 23 Kallis, Joyce 50-57 Komm, George 23 Kanetzke, Joyce 24 Kapocius, E. lgis 61 Karge, Elizabeth Karls, Ray Karls, Wayne Kate, Charles 87 Kawa, Theresa 24-52 Keebler, Sharon Keil, Joyce 44 Keil, Dick 24 Keith, Richard 71 Keith, Douglas Keller, Dick 54-65 Kemeny, Betty Kennedy, Audrey 45-50-55-56 Kenton, Gerry 54-57-67 Kerkman, Ted 24 Kerkman, Roman Kerr ,Virginia 52-54-57 Kintzler, Carol 54 Kinyon, Bud 24-69 Kinnerup, J. A. 57 Kis, Claudia 50 Kister, Nancy 54-59-64 Klass, June Klein, Clarence Klein, Jacqueline 48 Kline, June 24-60-68 Kline, Violet 59-68 Knudson, Mary Jane 48-60 Jensen, Allan C. 46-50 Jensen, Barbara Jensen, Betty 23-44-47-52-53- 54-64 Jensen, Carol A. 23 Jensen, Carole 60 Jensen, David 81 Jensen, Donald Jensen, Gary 51-65-87 Jensen, Glenn 78 Jensen, Joan 51-53-54 Jensen Joseph 23-46-72 Jensen: J udith Jensen, Larry Jensen, Marjorie 48-51 Jensen, Nancy 69 Jensen, Pearl 48-53-60 Jensen, Ralph 51-54-55 Jensen, Robert 23 Jensen, Russell 23 Jensen, William Jeppesen, Janet 23 Jessen, Carol 53 Johnson, Don 87 Johnson, Faith 23-51-54-57 Johnson, Joann 23-70 Johnson, Jim 23-44-61 Johnson, Jane 61-68 Johnson, Jolene 23-44-46-47- 51-53-54 Johnson, Judith 50-54-57-69 Johnson, Larry Johnson, Nancy 53-54-57 Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Virginia 63 Jones, Dave Jones, Jackie Jones, Joan 54 Jones, Marcia 46 - Jones, Peggy 45-46-54-64-57 Jones, Ray 4.1 Jones, Roger 2.-43-71 Jones, Vivian 23-52-54-59 Jorgensen, Allan Knudson, Bill Koetting, Janet 44 Kohler, Betty Ann 24 Kohler, Jerry 53-54 Konnak, Sally 44-54-60-72 Kopecky, Ervin Koran, Dick 81 Kosmetatos, Jerome 51 Kovacik, Helen 24-59-65-68- 70 Kraft, Shirley 24-52 Kraftzenk, Dave 44-50-54-65- 87 ' Kral, Wayne 24 Kraning, Gloria 24-52-63 Kraning, Shirley 52-57-63 Kraus, Joan 51-67 Krause, Don Krekling, Tom Krieger, Roberta 48-49-53-57 Krogh, Doris 24-52-53-70 Krogh, Marilyn Kruck, George Krueger, Phyllis Kruty, Bev 50-52 Krynik, Donna 50-52 Kuehneman, Joy 47-52-54-57- 64 Kuester, Dick 81-87 Kunke, Neal 54 L LaFave, Earl Lahr, Bob 24-44-54-87 Lamberton, Bob 24-58-66-78- 80 Lamberton, Ron LaMack, Jim 61 Lamers, John 24 - Lane, Barbara 24-52-53-57-60 Longendorf, Don Langenfeld, Tnomas 71 Longman, Wendell 48-71 Larrabb, Carl Jo.gensen, Howard 2.5 Jorgensen, Pnil 23 Jorgensen, Ronald 23 Junker, Jane Ju.as, Gerald Larrabee, Eileen 63 Larrabee, Rosella Larrabee, Verlo Larsen, Barbara Ann 24-44-59 62-68 Larson, Barbara Ann 52-53-54 56-64 Larsen Charles 24-50 Larsen Greta Larson, Janice 24-56-64 Larsen Joyce 51 Larsen Kenneth 48 Larson Kenneth 54-66 Larson Peggv 60 Larson Ronald 53-61 Larsen Rose 52 La rsen La rsen La rsen La rsen La rson 1 1 Shirley 50-59 Sondra 24-60 Tom C. 50-65-81 Tom Virgil McElvain, Inez 54-56 Lassen, Suzanne 25-44-45-54- 70 Latshaw, Donna 63 Laurent, Marie 69 Lawrenz, Gerald 48 Lawson, Bill 87 Leack, Sue 56 Lee, Mary Leger, Richard 50 Lehman, Dorthy Lehman, Joyce Lehner, Kenneth Lem, Jean 46-54-68 Lema, Remi Lemke, Wayne Lentz, Jody Lenz, Wayne 25-48-63-66 Letsch, Roger 51-81-82-83-87 Lettsome, Barbara 54 Leudtke, Richard Leuker, Mary 25 Lewis, James Lewis, Martha Lewis, Ronald 25 Lidberg, Erick 49 Lidberg, Joyce 25-52-70 Lidberg, Mary 25-52 Lille, Tom 66 Lindblad, Nancy 25 Linsey, Don 25-67 Linstroth, Phyllis 25 Liporsky, Edward Livingston, Peter 47-49 Lochowitz, David 25-64 Lockrem, Lorna 64 Lockwood, Elizabeth 54-57 Lofquist, Carl 50 Londry, Alden 64 Longly, Joan 50-52-57 Loomis, Don Loppnow, Betty Lou Lotharius, Lucille 25 Lucht, Ronald Ludwig, Betty 25 - Luedke, Noralee 25 Luke, Catherine Luke, Emma 54 Lundberg, Lee Lundgren, Charles Luther, Dale Lynch, Tommy 25-58-82-83- 87 M Macak, Dean Mack, Ronald 61 Mackie, Patricia 54 MacKnight, Joanne 26 MacKnight, Warren Madisen, Ellen Magdech, Helen Magilsky, Carol 50-57 Maheras, Joanna 52 Maitland, Donald 26-58-69-78 Manderfeld, Tom 63-66-87 Memmenga, Darlene Mandermack, Lesly 49 Mann, Margaret Maranger, George Marcussen, Kay 45-52-53-54- 57-68 Mars, Carl 78 Marsh, Suzanne 54-56 Marshall, Anita 54-57 Martin. John 58-63-66-78-80 82-83 Martinsen, Jim Masik, Jacqueline Mason, Jerrv Matson, Lucille Mattes, Bill 54 Mattie, Gerry 52-58-64 Mausing, Gordon 26 McCarroII, Joyce 26 McCarthy, Gerry 50-65 McClure, Delbert 26-47-44-58 78-80 McC5ombs, Pat 46-52-53-59- 6 McGregor, Melton Mclntosh, Vorce 26-45-54-63 McLauglin, Jeanne 53-69-72 McNair, Barbara 44-68 McNair, Horace McNair, Jacqueline 26-52-59 McNaughton, Stewart 51-54 McTrusty, Jim 54 Medeen, Alma 26 Meekma, Jean 26-53-54 Meekma, Joan 44-54 Meerschaert, Jerry 69-72-78 Mehlhorn, Thomas 72 Meissner, Joanne 26 Mellum, Jean 46-53-54 Melter, Ruth 26-49-57-71 Meltesen, Janet 57-70 Meltersen, Ken Menefee, Pat 57 Menefeen, Tom Mertens, Bob 48-71 Mevis, Elizabeth Meyer, Jim 26 Meyer, Monica 26 Meyers, Fay 26 Michaels, Audrey Mickelson, Judith 68 Mickelsen, Bob 27-66 Mickelsen, Wayne 27-66 Mike, Andrew Mikulecky, Dick 27 Miller, Betty Miller, Ellois 48 Miller, Jerome 27-58-66-69-78 Miller, Jerry 54-58-65-78-80- 87 Mills, Dick Milslagle, Bobby 27-58-82-83 Mitchell, Don 50 Mittlestadt, Bob 44-48-87 Mogensen, Harry Mohr, Leona 27-63 Molinaro, Anthony 63 Monefeldt, Arlene 52 Monefeldt, Ken Moody, Rosemary 52-53-56-59 60 Mooney, Josephine 53-57-59 Moore, Barbara Moore, Jim 27-44-58-78-8O- 87 Marano, Louis 26 Morgensen, Margaret 27 Morgenson, Marvin 27-51 Morgenson, Thomas 27 Morin, Lois 52-54-60 Mortensen, Joanne Mortenson, Pat Moskowitz, Fay 57 Moungey, Ray 27-51 Mueller, Jane 27-46-51-72 Mullis, Peggy 53-57-67 Murlin, Delores Musack, Norma 27-62 1 N Nalbadian, John 87 Nalbadian, Peroza 27-49-53- 68 Nank, Lois 53-57 Nash, Phil 27 Neis, D. 48 Nelson, Carol 27 Nelson, Clem 27 Nelsen, Dwayne Nelson, Jim 81 Nelson, Judy 63 Nelson, Ken Nelson, Laverne 27 Nelson, Leonard Nelson, Marilyn Nelson Mary 52-53 Nelson Dick Nelson, Sharon 63 Nessa, Jean 27 Nuemiller, Lillian 27-60 Nuemiller, Nancy 27 Newman, Cheryl 49-55-57 Nicholas, Thomas Nichols, Roger 28-61 Nield, Cathy 55-64 Nielsen, Lester 28-48 Nielsen, Margaret 28-44-47- 53 Nielsen, Nolagene Nielsen, Ted 55-58-64-65-78- 80-87 Niess, Gerry Niess, Roberts 53-57 Noyes, Gerry Nuter, Mary Jane 28-60 Nyboe, Glenn 44-50-55-81 Nyholm, Terry 28 Nyiri, Gloria 52-53 0 , O'Connor, Heonard Oelkers, Jackie 48-54 Olesen, Ellen Olesen, Janet 52-59 Peden, Lois Pelk, Helen 61 Pelligrino, Connie 50-53 Peters, Thomas 28 Petersen, Cal 28 Petersen, Donald C. 28 Petersen, Donald 81 Peterson, Donald W. 51 Pederson, Elaine 57-64 Pederson, Georgene 28-67 Peterson, Harold 2,8 Petersen, Henry Pedersen, lnge 28-49-53-55- 60 Peterson, James 2-9-69-87 Petersen, Janet 29-48 Peterson, Jean 29-52 Pederson, Lawrence 29 Peterson, LeRoy 29-58-60-631 69-78-80-87 Peterson, Lois Peterson, Lorretta 70 Peterson, Nancy 29-55 Peterson, Raymond 48-81 Pedersen, Bob C. 73 Peterson, Bob M. 29 Petersen, Sharon 28-52-53-70 Petersen, Thomas 29 ' Peterson, Vernen Petrach, Jim 29 Olive, Thomas 81 Oliver, Ken Oliver, Ray 51-65-81 Olson, Dave Olson, Dean 28 Olson, Dawn 44-51-55-57-67 Olsen, Jim 28 Olsen, Jerome Olson, Jerry 58-66-78-83 Olson, Judith 52 Olson, Ken Olson, Phillip 28-49-68 Olson, Dick Olson, Robert 46 Olson, Tom 58-66-78-82-83 Osborne, Eleanor Osmundsen, William 61 Ott, David 51 Owens, Charlene P Pagliaro, Mary 52-54 Parkison, Roselyn Parrish, Parrish, Harold Pat 52 Partington, Allan' Passehl, Beverly 52 Passehl, Shirley 28-52 Patriarca, Frankie 78 Patzke, Dave 82-83 Patzke, Delores 45-28-59-62 70 Paulson James 87 Paulson, Karen 28-52 Pau-lson, Pat 55 Paulsen Rodney 28-54-67-68 Pau?on Sharon 47-51-53-54- 5 Paulson, Warren 28 Pavlik, Pat 52 Pawasarat, Ronald 28 Payton, David 28 Petrick, Dick 29 Petsch, Gail 53-59-64 Phelps, Jo 57 Phillips, Grace 29-44 Phillips, Jack 55-64 Phillips, Robert 68-87 Pieneikowski, Julie 54-63 , Pierson, Nancy 29 Piper, Alice 29-44-54 Piper, Bill 29-61-87 Podolak, Allan 29-47 Plfahl, Allan - Pogozelski, Bob 66 Poindexter, lris 50 Polk, W. 53 Polzin, Dorothy 29 Polzin, Jeanette Polzin, Melvin Pollack, Laurel Porcaro, Don 30 - Pottinger, Doris 30 Pottinger, Gloria 51-53-57 - Pottinger, Judith 30-51 Poulsen, Carl 30-72 Poulsen, Delores 501 Poulsen, Fred Poulsen, Bob 49-65 Powell, Jon 30 Powers, John 81 Premirth, Lillian Printz, Beverly 30 Provine, William 50-81 Putzer, Ken 58-78 Putzer, Ray 69 Quale, Harriet Qualler, Beverly Quella, Donald R Robe, Todd 55-87 Race, John f Radant, LaVerne Radant, Rita Raidiger, Bert 30 Raguse, Barbara ' Ransom, Joan 30-45-52-54-57 Rapaelian, Abe 30 Rapaelian, Ted Rapps, Barbara 30-44-57 Rarrick, Nancy 57-60 Rasmussen, Barbara Rasmusesn, Esther 49 Rasmussen, Janet 44 Rasmussen, Marilyn 57 Rasmussen, Robert 30 Jzdik, Thomas aason, Dan 64 , adman, Lorraine 63 aed, Ezra 30 eed, Janet 30 sed, Roland 30 effke, Bonnie 63 alser, William ehl, Bonnie einhard, Carolyn eis, David 3l-49-7a emillard, Patricia 3l enquist, Bonnie 3l-44-46 anquist, Robert 8l ess, James aynolds, Carol nodes, Margie 31 ce, Donald ce, Jane 53 ce, Wiilene lchards, Sally ichmyre, Marion ider, Dale 3l-51-58-65-73 80 ider, Richard 3l-58-65-78-30 igby, Gloria 31-48-53 obb, Pearl oberts, Allan oberts, Frank Bl-87 oberts, Marcia 62 oberts, Marilyn 3l obetcky, Donna obetcky, Shirley 54 obinson, Charlotte 3I obinson, John odger, Joyce oethke, Earl 48 ognerus, Berdette orek, Donald 3l orek, Violet 70 ose, Patricia oszkowski, Edward ousha, Jacqueline 55 owe, Dean owley Frances 3l ubacll, Thomas 3l ubel, Robert 3l-S8-87 ugzie, Ronald uppel, Jim 87 ush, Joan ussell, Jean 44-49 ussell, Rosa oder, Hilbert oder, Lorraine S abin, Bob uckman, Gerry , ackman, Nancie 3l adlon, Dick 3l-58-66-78-80- 87 alerno, Delia 3l-5l-70 amsel, Clyde 8l-87 andbach, Nancy 3l anders, James 50-65 andy, Don ankey,'Tom 3l-44-65 argent, Arlene 3l-5l argent, Randall avas, Kaye 32 awyer, Tom chaefer, Dave challert, Dick cheller, Suzanne 5l7 chenkenberg, Joan 60-6l cheldt, Leonard chmall, Mary Ann 32-49-60 chmitt, Dave , - 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