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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

The 30th year of school life at Washington Park Hugh Prepared and distributed under the direction of Ann Docter, editor, Glorme Chrnstensen business manager, and associates Lifw, Volume 47 1959 P KAW Washington Park High School 1901 Twelfth Street Racine, Wisconsin aw' g J N, :E - ,, M 4 A iv ,n f , Fl 're Qing . 1 3252! 514251 gi W s 22553 ,,. itil! in Foreword This has been a year to remember - a year of accomplishment and growth. We will never forget the routine of classes, the excitement of those important games, the thrill of the dances, the hours of homework, the loyal friendships, and the helping hands of our teachers and advisors. All have contributed to our development in the tradition of American education. In this book we hope to help you recall both the important events and the side- lights that have made the school year memorable . . . and to picture your class- mates as they were in 1958-59. .J , , ff f,, va .f if ggi' MK A Hz A 47 Q Li Table of Contents Sta 7 Autumn 21 Sp ts Winter 57 Spring 83 S t In ex 'l'l7 Sttf Og t Administration Teachers Q Services i Organizations or Activities Organizations A 5 A Sports ' A i Activities r . I , X A Q lm Seniors t r h , por s i Activities f N Students a r anizai Dedication Under skillful direction, individual talents and personal dedication were combined with group cooperation to give Park its first Big Eight football championship since 1939. To the coaches, Messrs. James Thompson, Richard Nelson, Warren Smith, and John Phillips, to the squad members, and to the students and other loyal supporters who made the championship possible, the KIPIKAWI staff of 1959 dedicate this yearbook. It is such groups, working in many areas and frequently going unrecognized, that help to maintain and build the great traditions of our school 6 P llp ST Racine's citizen school board . . . I4 Fw bv- STANDING Edward D Evans James F Gllmore Thomas A Linton and Ernest G Lake SEATED Manny S Brown W Vernon Carls Harland N Crsney Homer D Huggms and Mrs Marlorre W Bruner Responsrbrlrty tor The operatron and The polrcles of the Racine Publrc Schools as vested rn The Racune Board of Educatron composed of seven elected School Commls sroners The Board tn turn employs personnel aT The central otflrce crty hall and at The rndrvrdual supervrse and Implement The prescrrbed school pro gram Our School Commrssroners are Harland N Crsney presrdent ot The Board James F Grlrnore vrce pres: dent Manny S Brown Edward D Evans Mrs Marrorre W Bruner W Vernon Carls and Homer D Huggrns Central otlflce admnnrstratron includes Ernest G Lake Superrntendent of Schools and Secretary to the Board Thomas A Ltnton Drrector ot Bustness Servrces Leland E Johnson Attendance Supervrsor Horns E Russell Drrector ot Instructronal Servrces and Dr Albert C Ed wards Commrssroner ot Health Services Consultants workrng vvrth Park Hugh Teachers Include Helen F Patton art John C Maxwell language arts Alrce M Hach mathematics and scrence R Leon Fosha music Grace C Prslcula physrcal educatuon KennethL Schanlc practical arts MrldredJ Brady readrng and BeulahG Neprud lrbrary Washrngton Park Hrgh School and other unlts rn the crty publrc school system are fortunate rn that the cur rent board of Racine school commrssroners as a ded: cated group of public servants continue a Tradrtuon of excellence rn performance and devotion to duty Therrs as the Task ot seerng that the best practrcal taculrtres for Instruction are made avarlable that all public money entrusted to them rs wrsely expended that Racine does its part to prepare well its young people for lute In a vrrrle democracy For patterns of responsrble crtrzenshrp students need look no further than To these rndrvrduals who donate tame taken from busy prrvate lrves to perform the pub llc dutnes they have assumed Thus expressron ot appre cratron we extend as a slight measure of compensatron , E 1 - lf ,rf 3 K. ' if 3 Qi' 3 X 4 I . , 5 . , - - , ' 1 A - , school buildings - as at Washington Park - to direct, - - - - F . , ' I b ' ' . . . . . . . , . , . . ' ' ' I ' 4 I I ' I I . - V 4 I 8 Mr LeRoy Ludeman The class of 59 has a special claim on Princ pal Ludemczn he s'a ted at r h O l956 with rou nd s tl- irs Park gradcat rig group to have had rotor vn im be graduaton time they want it und r stood it s not because of any dere ication of uty n i part u because they hope he will remain to work for and with students ond help t m to attain the worthy gaas they seek Cur Principal Yearbooks are a source of reference for each of us in evaluating our year of work and activity. Looking through the pages reminds one of the many splendid opportunities offered, I am certain that many who page this yearbook will gain inspiration to greet future opportunities with good judgment of choice, improved habits of diligence, and a new feeling of desire for challeng- ing work. 9 Pa k in t e fall f ' the g p, 0, their is ie f' t only him as their school adminis- t , , ln lea I g h' h'nd ct l' U d c h's , b t he ' K l Mr. Arthur B. Close . . . Office staff . . . Mr. CLOSE, our vice-principal, has the iob of planning our schedules and is the assistant to Mr. Ludeman, Many a head- ache has been endured by Mr. Close be- cause ot schedule changing, but still he remains as cheerful as ever. Mr. Close spends some of his time as Co-Rec and as Student Council advisor. Then, it he possibly has a spare minute, he spends that with his hobbies, photography and carpentry. The Park High faculty extends its con- gratulations to all graduating seniors. We take pride in having had a part in your preparation tor the adult respon- sibilities which lie ahead. May your training at Park spur you on to greater achievements and a fuller appreciation of the spirit of truth and freedom, - A. B. Close . . . Vice-Principal Mrs. MARY BULLETTE, who carrie to Park as Mr, Ludeman's secre tary in late fall, is the latest addition to general office force. 10 Mrs. GAIL HARCUS Miss CAROL KRENZKE Mrs, AUDREY PAHL Miss DONNA VAN DE WALKER Acceleration meets special demands INGEMAN OSTERGAARD is one senior who can have his cake and eat it, too. He wanted third year mathe- matics, but was also interested in shop, Ingeman set- tled the problem by enrolling for an accelerated math course whereby he completed a year's work in one semester, He had time to take shop and passed with flying colors. Mr. JOHN ACETO Miss ANTOINETTE ASHENBRUCKER Mr. THEODORE BEACH Mr. CARL BERTHLEIN Mr. LEANDER BERVEN Miss ALTHEA BRACH Mr. WILLIAM CHRISTENSEN Miss BARBARA CHRISTIANSON Q , .gs DON BENSON'S activities as president of Park's Science Club doesn't prevent him from getting excellent grades. Mr. Leander Berven, Don's science teacher, describes him as having a very good grasp of science, for Don has read and studied widely in areas of science and math that carry him tar from the usual fields of student exploration, He made use of acceleration in math to work in a semester of typing. Last year, Don built a logic machine and entered it in the state science fair. The idea of the machine is to sort out information on a problem and decide whether the conclusion is logical or not, The invention received honorable mention. His science interests also take a practical turn - he has installed wiring in at least one house . . . and anticipated all unusual needs for years to come. Cf 1- .l Cl 'AG- Mm RUTH COLT Mr. DONALD GARDNER Mr, CHARLES HAUMERSEN Mr. LAWRENCE DECKER Miss JANE GORDON Mr. RAYMOND HAWKER Mn- EUZABETH FELTEN Mr. EDWARD GROSSHUESCH Mr. RONALD GARDINA Mr. CHARLES HARMON JIM GUSTAFSON, senlof, wan O music sCHOWOr5hLp to Rocky Rdgf- MUSC Center in Coforado J.m plays Graf viOHn ln the school Orchestra and is also an accomplished phnisf ,If Nfhs ,n',,5.:x, 7,. '9f- A:-nxgi. I I lk-,Q ' '4 3.0 .5 Ln'n'i' ,cw .Aw ff .. ,Q-,j. I ,, 9 Q, TA. Q gan: .V gpal L'1Anmi THE HI-TONE5 are Gwen Evans, Kafhy Priaulz, MO'5Va Gewcn, ond Sandy Hansen. You have p'ObOONy heard Th-ern swrg O mrnber Of tlrnes, Of we FcC7OO'! Fesf'va1 Or We Chrlstrfas Dance. They' OTEO Pcwe sung ar bOna.JeYs for J, I, Case CCR-pgny, the Gas Ccnnpary, and Kinies, AN e'r:e's cf A Cappella, they formed the group O -,f-:rf OQO became they enqoy singing, ond me :Cen eng ng fagether srC-2 Music talents need full development DON BALDWIN not only plays the vfolin, string boss, violo, ond drums, but is the directs' cl his own bond. He wos the rrwsic di'-ecfcr for los? yecxr's 'miitol Adam Love's Eve, :md he ? ','S with the Rc: 'Q Syrvshcriy ROY CHRISTENSEN, another iolvi-.d urzrnefflossmori, spec olizes in playing the cello ofd cnuonges hwsc Yoo He ::'so plays other ifsvrfhchis for wh ch he f.c'i'f fake Ve: ' Roy has wo' 'Cx 'Zac schslorsh 35, .i1 1 one lrcm 'he F2612 'e Synfrmhcrwf the fcwn C' ':5.fS Bee :les r:':z,'f'g wfh of own a:ri:cl ofchssrro, he plays w,Ththelfl:.C1,Re-1- PCC5C ClES7 1 off! the M lu-.:1,-if-Q C .wc Orchestra 13 Mrs. MERIEL HEINSOHN Miss ETHEL HOLT Miss DONA RAE JONES 'L Mr. RAYMOND KAYON Mr. RODGER KEMP Mr. GERALD KONGSTVEDT Capabilities require identification Mr. PHILIP KRAUSE Mr. EMIL KUESTER Miss ALTA LAUB Miss MARY ANNE LOCHNER Ns, 1, Miss CATHERINE MARCUSSEN Mr. ROBERT MATSON Miss MARY McDONALD Mr. RALPH MCINTOSH is tg '5 LINDA MITCHELL finds bookkeeping a breeze. Last year as a sophomore, she completed the required work for the year in one semester This Ieft plenty of snare time to devote to enrichment protects One of these profects was an entry for a bookkeeping contest, but Linda was too modest to send it in. An Interesting point to note is that even though she hnished the course In half the time, Linda received above average grades. She is a member ofthe student treasury group this year. LYNN BOLTON, an award-winning commercial student, has re- ceived stralght E grades in aII of her courses In this department, She has been taking advanced typing ard second-year short- hand and Fnds nether of these subiects extrerrely ditticuh, Lynn pIans to go on to ccIIege, but to earn money to' extras she wiII do sec'-etaral work before she goes, Her tyairg ard short' hand w'II a'so heIp her in her coIIege career, both in tak ng notes and In wrt ng papers, 14 Mr. DONALD MITTAG Mr. RICHARD NELSON Mr. FRANCIS NEMACHECK Mr. E, ROY NOETZEL Mrs. JEANNETTE OLSEN Mr, ROLAND OLSON Miss FLORENCE PENNEFEATHER Mr. JOHN PHILLIPS in BL. TONIS MANG, 6 ft. 4 inch iunior, is outstanding in almost every sport in which he competes. As a sophomore he won the right to toss the discus in the State Track Meet, and he placed second in that event in Big-8 competition, His performance with the discus is the result of sound instruction, careful conditioning, extensive drill, natural capability, and intense desire. Tonis has also won his letters in football and basketball. Originally from Estonia, Tonis moved with his family to the U.S, from Germany in l95O. DENNIS KOMMER, although incapacltated with a leg iniury as a sophomore, was recognized as a corner by his coaches, This year, with instruction such as that given by Coach Donald Gard' ner in baslcetball, h's talents are be ng fully developed, Top per- formances in several sports are anticipated from him in his senior year. 15 --.uma Student specialists SANDY KRYNICK and KATlE GORDON are both 'well known at Park in the held at girls' sports Katie has partkirnated in G A A ard is the cap- tain of an intramural girls' basketball team. Sandy is also active in these activities, besides being in Orchesis, Parlds modern dance club. Miss Kay Marcussen, one of our two gyrn teachers, describes the two grls as hav- ing lots of team spirit combined with a great deal of ability in all sports. 'Sf fr. Y 1 ,Q O-'Tv' ia' 1 dl , '4'v,L X f' if X Mr. WILLARD RAYMOND Mrs. JEANNE RAYNE Mr. ARTHUR RITT Mr. FRANCIS ROGERS Mr. THOBURN ROWE Miss RUTH RUGGLES -- ,, ii. DICK JOHNSON is a lover of lan- guages. Besides two years of Ger- man, he is taking two years of French in one year and also is study- ing Russian at Vocational School, Because of his high German average, Dick was a good substitute to take over a first year German class when Miss Werneclce was taken ill in rnid- year. He prepared the class for exams and developed tests for thern to take. 16 demonstrate excellence in many areas ADELE GRANETZKE is one of Pa'k's dedicated artlsts. She was g'eatly responsible for 'hc scenery ifi Adam Love's Eve and her homeroom Christmas doo' decoration that won First prize. Adele is a member of sign shop and contributes much to its success. Her pictures have also been disslayed frequently in the mar floor showcases. She is a member at the Kipl art stat? and was ore of the people who helped to design this year's yearbook cover. W gi V' O two Mr, EILEF SAETVEIT Mr, WARREN SMITH Mr, RICHARD SCHNEIDER Mr. THEODORE STEWART BILL OLSON has taken part in many ot Ra- cine-'s dramatic productions, This year he was in the cast of Time Out tor Ginger and the Childrens Theater play, RumpuI- stilslcinf' Mr, Donald Mittag describes Bill as having Hlcts of get up and go and he also considers Bill the most interested boy in the department, Miss MARGARET TEUSCHER Mr. JAMES THOMPSON Mr. DONALD SCHUTT Mr. BOYDEN SUPIANO Miss MARY SHANKLAND Mr. ROGER TASKER Q3 YN' Inspiration is mostly perspiration xl, LYNN TRUMBULL'S facility with language is frequently the marvel of students with less ability in penning the written word. But her ability to say in a few words what others would take paragraphs to express, her gift of creative expression, has not been de- veloped without great individual effort and some special coaching. Mrs. MARSHA WILDER, who will become a permanent member oi our teaching staff next fall, is an old hana at teaching English at Pork. During the second semester last year she took over for Miss Therese Sharpf and this year did the same for Miss Ethel Holt when she retired in midyear. Mrs, Wilder received her degree in education at the University of Oho She plans to continue her studies to get her masters degree. Her cheerful smile and always ready to help attitude are several pants that make Mrs. Wilder o popular teacher. Anyone who has had her will vouch for the fact that she makes any phase of Eng, lish easy and fun to learn. 1 kk Mrs. DELIA FORNES started working in our cafeteria iust before second semester. What foods these morsels be MARY MAITLAND is mixing up her favorite recipe, banana bread, This, however, is not her only claim to tame in home ec. She does a Une iob preparing an entire meal, Mary also makes many of her own clothes Last year sl'ie turned out an entire outfit complete with hat and purse, Mary plans a career in home economics and her excellent grades point to a bright future. Mrs. STENSA CHRISTENSEN Mrs. MARTHA DANIELSON Mrs. RUTH JENSEN Mrs. KATHRYN LARSEN Mrs. VIOLA PEDERSEN Mrs. DAGMAR PETERSEN BUSY AND BUSTLING, our cafeteria is a popular noontime meeting place. Singing the school song on the day of a big game, rnaldrites and hot clogs, the clatter of trays and dishes - this is what we'll remem- ber, 19 We shore in servicing our school Mr. ARNOLD BALKE Mr. JACK BARTZ Mr. ROBERT FELTON ' If Mr. DONALD LEONHARDT Mr. FRANK TOMACHECK Mr. RUDY WUERKER ERNESTINA MALACARA and CHRISTINA MARTINEZ display one of the traits that high school students are expected to develop - to corry through in all respects on a proiect, Senior class members have iust finished selling popcorn at a iunior high basketball game, and cleanup is in progress. The girls are sweeping up the BEACON oflice floor where the corn was boxed. A WARM BUILDING on a cold day means that the lanitors shovel as much os SVQ tons of coal into the hoppers - and in that they handle it twice, that means shoveling 17 tons. Mr, Balke is firing - down in the boiler room which relatively few Parlcites ever get to see. l X ,N Mr. JOE TALOS Mr. RICHARD RASSMUSSEN STOPPED AFTER A SHORT GAIN, a Madison West back is brought down by two tack- lers, with four more Park de- fenders converging an the play. WITH ONE OF ITS BEST football teams ever, Park went undefeated in conference play to win its first Big-8 grid title since I939. It was the Panthers third such championship. The only loss was in the opening game with North Chicago, and the Illinois eleven was playing its second game. Park dominated in most respects except scoring. YARDS-GAINED STATISTICS FOR 1958 Ground Air Park 240 I2 Park 379 I06 Park 328 O Park I90 78 Park 305 85 Park IOI 92 Park 340 0 Park 473 7I Totals H -EK 294.5 55,5 Total Opponent Ground Air Total 252 North Chicago .. I83 57 240 485 Beloit ......... 93 97 I 90 328 Kenosha ...... I08 72 I80 268 Madison East II9 87 206 390 Mad. Central ... I8 I73 I9I I93 Madison West . . 2I0 32 242 340 Janesville ...... 83 I3 96 544 Horlick ..... . 39 I27 I66 Qeoo EET EET F' 350 Game average I06.6 82.2 I8B,8 BIG EIGHT FOOTBALL STANDINGS PARK . Kenosha Madison West . . . Janesville Madison East Horlick .......... Madison Central ... Beloit L T O I I 0 2 I 3 0 3 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 Victory over Kenosha - the Red Devils' only loss - broke a ten-year iinx. At least three teams had rated above Park in pre-season predictions. Jim Raliini and Dave Nordentott won all-state and all-conference honors, and others won honor- able mentions. Coach Thompson was selected Big-8 coach-of-the-year. COMPARATIVE SCORING Park Opponents 200 68 . . . .... Total points 25 8.5 . . . .. . Points per game 30 I0 . . ..... Total touchdowns 3.7 I.0 ...... Touchdowns per game I8 8 .. .... Total extra points 2.2 I.0 ...... Extra points per game F PARK'S ALL-AMERICAN tackle, .lim Raflini 4721 bears down on a frustrated Regent ball carrier. Ted Petrakis '2Ii comes up to lend a shoulder should it be necessary. J-V program provides game experience JUNIOR VARSITY. BACK: Skip Foster, Jim Griese, Russ Schroeder, Van Dyke, and Dave Ewers. FRONT ROW: Art Simmons, Ralph Tonis Mang, and Lance King lMgr.l. SECOND ROW: Ken Mee, Mayfield, Ted Petrakis, Ron Scott, Ken Kehl, Tom Howell, and Dan Amundsen, Tom Lange, Bill Boehm, Dick Klafonda, Richard Bill Storms. A DRASTIC INCREASE in the number of upper- classmen out for varsity football this past season made it possible to return to the practice of operat- ing a Junior Varsity unit separate from the squad from which those playing in varsity competition were drawn. A schedule of games was arranged and a large number of boys were given opportunity to play under game conditions that readied them for senior varsity play in l959. Revival of the program is indicative of renewed interest in tootball at Park. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 1958 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Park ..... 6 Kenosha .... Park ..... 3l Horlick ..... Park ..... 34 Brookfield .. Park ..... I4 Waterford .. Park ..... O Kenosha .... Park ..... 47 Horlick ..... Juniors ... 39 Sophomores . They're I8 O O 41 O 6 O called RUNNING, as you can see, is the main busi- ness of Cross Countrymen fright to leftl Larry Tredrea, Bill Jacobi, Mort Mang, Don Ruud, Lance Melik, Dave Tredrea, Bill Becker, and Ken Boutell, These composed the state meet team. Sophomores demonstrate grid skills jawn. SOPHOMORE SQUAD. BACK: Coach Grossheusch, Jack Chrise topherson, Tyrone Willis, John Keleske, Bert Brown, Bruce Thord- Jim Petersen, Gasper Munoz, Allen Hillman, Bob Quintanella, Tim Soetenga, Alvin Gomer, and Willie Alexander. FRONT: Bar- ney Hathaway, Adolphus Sanders, Bob Thomas, Shaun Haas, son, Rick Anderson, Jim Hipp, John Cisney, John Johnson, Dave Tom Maimstadt, Bruce Kristopeit, Jim Demett, .lack Priaulx, John Bogan, John Sficos, and Coach Harmon, SECOND ROW: Mike Kopulus, Jett Fiaia, Don Kurten, and Ralph Adamson. Hammes, Ed Christman, Darryl Sheggrud, Gery Filicetti, Al Kairis, 1958 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL RECORD HOPES FOR A TITLE-WINNER in cross country faded with the loss of a letter Sepl' 20 Pork O Nollll Chicago winner and failure to identify five top runners. An originally large turnout of Sepl' 27 Polk 2l Janesville candidates reduced itself to a hardy crew, including the group selected to run Od' 3 Polk 28 l-lolllcll in the state meet. BELOW, SEATED: D, Tredreaf, L. Tredreall, Boutell', and Ocl' lo Polk l4 Kenosha Beckerll, and STANDING: Melik', M. Mang , Jacobi , and Ruudl. NOT Od' lg Polk 26 l-lolllck PICTURED: Bill Fons, John Woodford, Dave Russell, Tom Kiley, Jim Zimmermani Od' 25 Polk l9 Be'Oi' Chan Hansman, Bob Keebler, Gene Norman, and Jerry Wala. Ocl' 3l Pork O Kenosha ' ' ' 'Lettermem Senior Lettermen. Nov. 3 Sophs. ... O Park J.V. ... 'Non-conference the harriers The runners lost twice to Horlick, 34-Qi and 3l-24, placed third in a quad- rangular, placed third in two triangular meets, and ran 7th in the Lakeshore, l3th in the Midwest, 4th in the Big-8, and llth in the State cross-country meets. SOPHOMORES PLAY in a league composed of elements of the Big Eight. The Lakeshore and Madison member schools do not play with each other because of travel expenses, but each has games with Beloit and Janes- vilie. Park plays its nearby rivals, Kenosha and Horlick twice. Thus the lOth graders get an opportunity to compete with boys T their own age. Occasionally sophomores are promoted to the varsity squads as the season progresses. Physical education . . . . . . fall program ATTENTION MAY BE FOCUSED on election of cheerleaders, success of the football team, and or- ganization of Orchesis as September rolls around, but for Park girls this also is the season for speed- a-way and held hockey. Sophomores play speed-a-way, a version of field hockey that employs slightly different equipment and simplified rules. Junior and senior girls in gym classes play field hockey, until the weather turns. Seniors usually go indoors earlier than underclass- men, not because they are less hardy, but because badminton is reserved for them. Since gym space is limited, only a few have room to play with the birdie SPEED-A-WAY PLAYERS at this particular point seem to have neglected to remember what part the ball plays in the prog- ress of the game. Q STICKS FLY! See why the girls need shin guards? GIRLS USUALLY SHY AWAY from playing goalie on the hockey team because of the length of time required to arm oneself, but Lillian Arneson finds that shin guards, chest protectors and heavy shoes help you to keep warm on cold fall days. 26 ARMY EARNED WIDE PUBLICITY last fall wth :ts Lonesome End maneuver The KIPI photographer caught Parks versxon Jean Russel as the lonesome wlng IN BADMINTON the truck IS to bat the hurdle over the net on the serve and then to be able to return It when ut comes float d mg eceptuvely back Jeanne Nxelsen makes good Contact th WI her racket and Judne Morgensen awauts a return THE RULES OF THE GAME and general procedures m t b us known too and paper tests are as Important as physncal per formances later on Ann Johnson Jane Ransholdt and Janlce Mllzulecky chose tlnexr answers wuth care MISS KAY MARCUSSEN ns on gurls and as sponsor of Orchesls whnch ordnnarlly meets one mght a week e of the two phys ed Instructors for 1 ,ff S I . - 1 f ,- - - n u I . , . 1 ,V b . 1. 4? f -A . The kickoff NO RECESSION OF ACTIVITY was apparent at Park In the opemng weeks of school Busy students rushed back to a busy school and enrolled a hundred sronger than he precedmg fall gotng well above 1600 Parks two foreign exchange members arruved and met wuth students Peter Falch CTOP pcnell pounts to Oslo Norway has home port and Brrgnt Frns KCENTER nghtl was surprised at our many frame houses Parkltes hurrned home from distant places Steve Bruner CCENTER leftl from a summer as on exchange student IH Stuttgart and Dlanne Ecklund from a sum :lar AFS program In Zurich Swutzerland Tam Kurten KBOTTOM panel! returned wnth a pelt or two as evidence of hus summer tour to Alaska A to organnze an allschool Kickoff to honor the sophomores The socual affamr was held on the school parking lot the evenmg of September T3 Featured was bratwurst roasted corn and pop Sophs were mvlted to have all they could eat at the counter plc tured CBELOWJ Newcomers had been welcomed at IO am the pre cedung Tuesday when sophomores had been greeted an Informal assembly by school and u dent leaders then Introduced to theur homeroom ad vusors and taken on a tour ofthe buuldlng They ended up In the cafeterla for a snack KBOTTOM OF THE PAGEJ - Q , ,,,. YV f ' ., f T . V . Y , . . ' 4 I ' I I . 7 . , .. I . I I . ' ' . s president of the senior class, it was his immediate duty - E H - H at ' st - . 28 Q N W 3 7x Q' v gy ':4e ' E f A4 '15 ' . w,,Q -M1 - Q' if m W M, is Q 4' 1 Y , 2 f L f 'Rf Q Z :' QL 1 A 2, 3' Q5 G 4- ff, mf 'bmfw 5 55 MK ,vl if! '?Gv L 13 I V -5 , 1 K 1 xi 'j A ,E 'Q XS q J , g, A - ' K ,Y 4 P W : 44515, 9 3. ..' 'DL 1 'Q A - ,. A Y . 'P -art' My V ' Q' 3, 9-'e 9 - I as hm AHA QVPEV Tggisnk. ' f YM Z ff .., W 711, W .. 1 fs 1 ' g-. '1FQJf:Wx 4 5 W GENERAL CHAIRMEN of this year's well- manoged homecoming were Ron Teigland and Heather Elsmo. They were assisted by John Pelk and Dave Swendson, burning of Miss Fortune, Jim Culver, Bob Boeck, and Delbert Stockwell, parade organization, Sandy Mclntosh and Pat Prentice, floats, Kathy Priaulx, program, Jim Tretran, sound and stage, Clare Petran, secretary, and Mr. Ralph Mclntosh, their advisor. In charge of that exciting event, the Foot- ball Festival, were Pam Nelson and Judy Jenson. Miss Margaret Teuscher was their advisor. Burning of Miss Fortune was done differently this year than pre- viously. The ritual took place Thursday evening instead of the Fri- day afternoon preceding the homecoming game. Homecoming zest insures the titl ii HW' . 1 'S--V . . .MMA ff--1 W..-1 AQ' .W ' ,M .,, sa M. 9 Who would be reigning royalty at the Foot- ball Festival was unknown at this point, Hopefuls for the title of queen are Sandy Schneider, Judy Jenson Ccrowned Saturday nighti, Phyllis Ellison, Gail Johnson, and Kay Wilson. Boys on the court were Dave Nor- dentoft tkingi, Ted Aller, Steve Bruner, Steve Morgan, and Jim Raffini. All ten can- didates had been presented to the student body at the morning assembly. As the Pied Piper led the mice to their de- struction, so Park hoped to do the same to Madison West. This theme, by German Club, won first prize as the mast original float in P the Homecoming parade. 'L 1, - ix 31 V53 I .A - . . A ' Wm- fa- Time out for . . . KIPI STAFF MEMBERS Ann Docter, Ann Newman, Kathy Powers, and Vicki Hansen, and an eager helper, Bill Tigges, take time-out while assisting with taking club pictures for this year's annual. TIME OUT FOR GlNGER, this year's all-school play, was pre- sented on November I4 and i5 in the Mitchell Junior High School auditorium. This was a change from last year's schedule, since that production was given in the spring. Cost for the play included CUPPER LEFTJ Standing: Bob Par- rish, Mr. Wilson, Richard Norman, Ed Hoftman, Helen Karch, Liz- zie the maid, William Olson, Eddie Davis, and Miche Priaulx, Tammy Green. Seated on the davenport: Dianne Ecklund, Joan, Pam Nelson, Agnes Carol, Gordy Cape, Howard Carol, Sue Ellen lverson, Jeannie, and Sherry Hanson, Ginger. The story centered around the life of the Carol family, especially the youngest daughter, Ginger, Because of a speech given by her father, Ginger decides that she should be allowed to play on the school football team, The fun continues and includes Ginger KLOWER LEFTJ arguing with Mr. Wilson, the school principal, and Mr. Carol CUPPER RIGHTJ having a heart to heart talk with his youngest daughter. Judy Tullis was assistant director, Judy Patch designed the set- ting and served as technical director, Buzz Burza and Judy Wil- kins were co-chairmen for properties, Kathy Karlsen was costume chairman, Dlar-a Krause was makeup chairman, Kaaren Hilty was in charge of ushering, and Wally Justus headed the lighting committee. 1 1 in 5, 4- Two Wichaka social events COME AS YOU ARE. That's what the girl said as she dragged her Wichaka sisters out of bed and brought them down to the YWCA for the annual breakfast. What o pot luck POT LUCK SUPPERS are a tavorite event with Wichaka, as is shown in the repe- tition ot them over the years. Everybody brings food and everybody gets their 34 Come as you are 59 Q A Q , A4 , ' ff 70.924 s Q . Q : A 1 Q 1 l . , Q . V ,, M , . in r Q , ' ' . ' my A ... gv pf V l ig! 4 1' ' ' f 9 f 2 'Wa f if fs- I 5 X Q 'S I K A 1- -la X I . v an' 1: .1 . , , A . Q , ,i . , . V P 5 . , N x I +L- 1 , A A W L M' If P .I . 1 S . Q I - N4 5 r 5 t Ni z 1 'f if , Y .aku X if A f 2155 'j i 9 4 A W, q fi , T Q rm 6 . Q, s K? J 7 . - X 4 jf . Our student governing body's iob . . . . . . promoting school events STUDENT COUNCIL undertook as its major project ot the year the revamping ot the constitution so that procedures would be formalized and in keeping with current needs. Study at the document under which the Council had operated revealed that many practices outlined there were no longer appropriate, and authority for other procedures was shrouded in uncertainty. Several false starts caused this program to drag through most of the year. Council promoted or underwrote the usual school ac- tivities, the sophomore welcome party, homecoming testivities, spring talent show, school directories, Christmas party, carnival, Pep club, et cetra. For each meeting f assigned on a rotating basis through the 7'period schedule - President Bruner prepared a typed agenda outlinirg matters ot busi- ness. Mr. A. B. Close and Mr. Roland Olson were the sponsors, Student Council Cabinet BACK ROW: LW, Tredrea, assembly chairman, Steve Shaft, exchange, Dave Erbe, credentials chairman, Ted Aller, service chairman, and Dan Milligan, parliamentarian. ROW TWO: Maxine Sidran, publicity chairman, Pam Nelson, co-social chairman, Jim Rattni, co-pep chairman, Perry Q 3 Yr elf this 1 3 , ,. ai 4 111 ' wr' s When the working head sits aside from his statt, he Richard Johnson is cropped, but other directory workers get pictured: Diana Gervais, Peter Falch, Shirley Johnson, Mike Falconer, Larry Tredrea, Chuck Mickelson, Ted Aller, Tony Atwell, and Alan Obermeyer. Lee, sales and properties, Lynn Bratley, co-pep chairman, and Judy Jenson, co-social chairman. FRONT ROW: Barbara Rynders, Park- Horlick chairman, Phyllis Ellison, secretary, Steve Bruner, president, Dave Nordentott, vice-president, Kay Wilson, treasurer, and Heather Elsmo, corresponding secretary l. 4 Room Representatives BACK ROW: reifhofd c. Johnson, Torn Fesko, Don Benson, James Doss, Bob Boeck, Ken Christopherscn, Bill Stornss, John Pelk, Bill Herzog, John Stacey, Torn Erdmann, John Bauwens, Mike Falconer, and Ran Teigland, ROW FOUR: Birgit Friis, Betty Vall, Barbara Clark, Mike Pattison, Todd Dohlen, John Srnalancke, Morris Hogord, Ralph Sadlon, Louis Web- ster, Norm Hahn, Pete Tabet, Tom Howell, Ruth Nielsen, and Carol Jensen. ROW THREE: Bonnie Bolmcn, Sue Wanless, Roy Brush, Chuck Sorensen, Gil Berthelsen, Karen Koeper, Charles Bernath, Torn Rut- TALENT SHOW production got att to an early start this year. kowski, Glorine Christensen, Heidi Botenburg, Jim Griese, Jim Rick- ard, Jef? Clark, and Pat Muzenski. ROW TWO: Marsha Genich, Cheryl Davis, Betty Ryan, Gail Johnson, Tcny Atwell, Pat Lewwe, Don Baldwin, Judy Kayon, Sandy Mclntosh, Jennifer Tufts, Sherri Berg, Joan Lowry, Shirlee Horvath, and Karen Wahamaki. FRONT ROW: Luello Anderson, Connie Carnpbell, Lynn Myer, Marilyn Young, Jean Sorensen, Lillian Arneson, Sue Poulsen, Marcia Jorgensen, Jud Wilkins, Barbara Sanders, Marilyn Mankowski, Sue Lynch, Clare Petran, and Corky Eastman. Key people included Ann Docter, assistant public relations, Tirn Kurten, public relations, Ran Teigland, script, Don Baldwin, stu- dent producer, and Lynn Bratley, choreographer. NEW REPRESENTATIVES for the second semester included. BACK ROW: David Barkley, Bill Roesler, Mike Harrirnes, Bill Schneider, Skip Foster, Tonis Mang, Dennis Komrner, and Brian Blaesing, SECOND ROW: Joan Franke, Ann Piehl, Lynn Hobbs, Karen Gunderson, Lula Rearns, Mary Ellen Daubert, and Judy Rankin. SEATED: Marge Gulbrandson, Barbara Pierongeli, Gwen Evans, Linda Winchester, Judy Daams, Ann Johnson, arid Dorothy Sampe. S 5 N- 'T Service-centered organizations . . . ROOM CASHIERS collect 251 a week S8 OO a year from members ot the Student Cooperative Association For this nominal fee members gain admission to athletic dramatic and other events weekly BEACONS and KIPIKAWI and help finance the music and assembly programs STUDENTS SEEKING careers where so cial service and work with children play rnaior roles are attracted to eaching Panel discussions ttlms f Thurs ays etc help irdividuals maintain interest and enable each to explore the possibili ties the requirements and the rewards olterecl Wh 1' A Cashlers BACK ROW Kar n B rlchus Bob Pattison Jerry Peder son Don Laplante Mark Stirle Paul Meuhr Bill Tigges Lee Nel on Jim Petersen Tom riat J dy Sp ncer d Ron d M ri ROW FOUR S N d en Bonne Mi er y Ra lc ne olwell Gnnv Wletts Joni Chri en lo R rauist Joan ein V i Han n Judy Keih and Karen St gmam ROW THREE J nnit r Tctts Sand a mah Georgia R kard Carol Stucbe JulieL g thy Ol ri ie c C o Flrnenston Jeinice Mikul clcy Suzett Griilqth V n c M in o OW TWO Elain men Bonnie B Ma kcw Ka cn Sorcn u y Coh n all a on rr 7U ai i e a Donna e o Ludvig n and Christie Jen en FRONT ROW Su re Tohrn Caro Nandernack Janice olcy P nn: Graham Karen Enst Diana Hen y Lynn Hobbs Su Th irbah Care Petran and Penny Trucker lc rt ino G Ba ha o L ii n at ' and Joyc r ROW TW Miss Mary Mc 'told advisor Lula Rcam Sharon nke Go ia n y trea urer Kathy Tyr e and Hi la Rv a FRONT ROW Glo ia Tcbls Janice Ealosky Mary Edwards Sue Theubah Pat Briggs ecretary a d Chrysti South i c r e n Lindo a A 't John on ROW THREE Michele Mankow la eww S 38 - ' - VV ll, u X. e I , cn 'al :die ,J J: ally .ways , t l'll , ' ' I . Jud r ln, Ja F , i 1 i' , ' 'S' sen, . y e ' , R ' , A . - A A :ck se , 't , e . : e 'e i , r V V Eul s , ' ic , A , ' ie er, Ko son, Ch 'st' P-terson, , 1 I ar ! c , c ' ' 1 , e , i:'3' Joh sen, arl JJdif,- ,ogy A , , s n, R : ' e Zell , ' Use, Michele r ' ski, r- A sen, I J J d e , S l'e M rks , Sh' lay S h ', Sh f y L rsen, B tk , Karen 'se , ' ' 5 . z 5' , l t , ' A Ba' 5 , e 'e , r , ' 'M , e e' , l A ' I 'll d I Children , a visit to Whitewater State, FUfUI'e TeClCh9I'S ASSOCICTIOI1 BACK ROW: Carole Jews-r, Kay . . . . . . Wlson, Judy Sper' e, vi: preside t, ' Fl mme, Sandy Na' , Do'ty ltus' , nd l n 3 1 . 5 ', ', Jordan, ucr Jo es P, ' I '- L 2, andra hlaahey, Nancy Fhen, prcsicl-,-ntg e Chris'- nsf O: - - Da, r , ' g ' 5, Zu , ' r Je sf,-n, Karen Eber- ' ' hard , i , Ae , lr i er . 1 r - z, ' A 'T 0 Ji 4 1 J 1 , . Dedicated pursuit of knowledge and truth . . . l Ernsternttes IS for you If you enloy learntng about the uses of mathemattcs as well as havrng fun vvtth numbers Under the sponsorshnp of Mtss Wol leson the club meets tvvuce a month Mem bers take turns In plannung for and presentrng the programs vvhtch have to do Nath usuat and unusual aspects of mathemattcs Anyone who has completed the second semester ot math success ElI1Sl'eII1lleS BACK Row Bull Herzog and rom Ktley ROW THREE Morrts Hogard Bull Storms Don Benson Ted Aller and John Guenther ROW TWO Rlchard Johnson Ingeman Ostergaard Bull Jacob: John Falk Torn Rutkowsk: and Tum Glun s FRONT ROW Mary Jacobs Ann Johr on John Meldgccrd vlcepresrdent Rlchord Mulllgan prestdent Gaul Johnson s cr taytreasurer Tom Benson and Nancy Jensen fully as ehgrble for rnembershrp Demonstrattons ot the three dumenstonal camera programs arranged for meettngs of the Sctence Club Members get together to dtscuss new ad vances rn scnence and to work together on protects such as those that they are preparung for the state Sctence Farr Duck Johnson succeeded Don Benson as president of the club lor the second semester clence BA K ROW tngeman Ost jaad R W TWO L G Bert. n adv: o Rtcha d Johnson V tca Ml s cret y a r Dov: Dorman Ba ba a C or FRONT ROW Ann Johnson vrce president Vtnce Savaglo Robert J LaSu e Torn B nson and Ccnnte DuRoch r 39 ' ' ' S ' c t T T it-X f Gnd gn Xqgy mgching gre typiggl gf the. kinds of Don Benson, president, Btlt Storms, John Fa'k, and Bti! Anderson - r O : . . 'e , 'S rg r ,, , cn' t . Ier, e or -tre sure p 'd , and r r I k Improving international relations locally lll - o BACK ROW: E' a Hal v f:' i Ricltard N: r:1r' lf na Vinilaiwr Clwfk Iifilcelsan Bi!l He'- zog, Bob Eoeclc, Linda Fbrrsnte, and Larry A'rnf,ido ROW FOUR: Evelr Glriss Sue Stegen, 5e:'itf: '.'-t1r15-':r: Noni: Ville? RcFf': d QC'i's'c'i Ci-D if dew: fennis Dan- zer, K'::1'en l'lilt,f, Kay Wilson, and E Zabctlt Ve' 'ic-r ROW THREE: Aff? !,':1 r r-t lv', ri'-tie :5.'i'r' ': Cro , C a f- EclQ,i 'f, Jan Ff:'.'.' ll Ca 5'-'f Jinien SVC: 'rn Jclinscn Scania B'r1'lt, and Ma'y Eller' Dasaef ROW TWO: Georgia Sensi- Spe Ellvt lverson, Janie Mk.l'.-zky, Carol Jersen Crave Pete-ion, Pc' Bejjs Dcrotif S ard 'iattie Codon FRONT ROW: Suiie Telnri, Vicki Vleller, Kamen Erns' ' :ry l r Clizuief, lirytu Hrtiipon Circ 1- Lafen, kara Pzztclt, and H r-tl-.z Fifa, BACK ROW: J:'f,f Cl 'f t Sa , Bw Hedjinz, L ': i , f Veffrra Ei'l Stcmne lo Howard lwtsot, David 2: 'on, and Scrdy Nall, ROW FOUR: 'Donna Da Rank rt, Ea'h:'a Cal, J- geo Ecrer, C:, ',' Cnizttfsen O:t ,f lnfs no, Qclfn- ion, and Rstn Car ' de't ROW THREE: Jnafnr- Ritaws, ff' Dei'-1-' UQ' dt' C' lf'- D: ' los Q 't f ': ' E1 'file' 1501 ROW TWO: Pa' N QCR fate 'fztc-E ' :.-.el 4 ','3'5lg T 1 Egg- gre 43- ' ,for FRONT ROW: E f A fe .,. few, : .F ',.,., fir: ..i: Kegznfs, Jani: QU., F oo ,. -.- -- .: N if C 'imq 40 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Club Conducted its third annual drive to finance a second toreign student to Park, and to ltelp defray the expenses Parkites selected to go abroad on tlte exchange program. This turtltering ot international re- lationsltips is the neart of a year- long prograrri. Sucli activities as tlne November reception for Racine's tive toreign excltange stu- dents ore to tlie some end, to acauaint Parlrites witlt toreign lands, and toreign lands .witn lffasltington Pork, Racine, USA, Whether fun or service is the main purpose for Hi-Y existing might be debatable, but at least the group combines both. The mem- bers meet at the YMCA each Tuesday night. Once each month a dip in the pool re- places their regular meeting. Hi-Y donated to CARE and organizations such as the World Service Program, sponsors the an- nual spring Sports Banquet at Park, and organizes bus trips to out-of-town games. Hi-Y Membership BACK ROW: wayne Printz, Dove cook, Paul Muehr, Tom Worcester, Paul Smeclegaord, Leo Svitavsky, John Guenther, John Meldgaard, Dick Klofanda, and Ted Aller, treasurer. ROW FOUR: Tim Kurten, president, Dick Hitzelberger, Ron McCollum, Lewis Webster, Dick Johnson, Ron Larsen, Tyrone Willis, Ken Kehl, Steve Morgan, vice-president: Jim Rottini, and John Stacey. ROW THREE: Hugh Williams, Art Simmons, Bill Hoffman, Mike Pattison, Terry Bohr, Dick Van Dyke, Mike Grriyson, John Cisney, Tom Howell, and Al Trossen. ROW TWO: Jeff Fiala, Don Kurten, Roy Brush, Charles Bernath, Rick Anderson, Skip Foster, Mike Kumke, Ted Petrokis, Jim Rickard, Joe Wilter, and Jim Griese. FRONT ROW: Jack Priaulx, John Kopulos, Mike Hammes, Bob Hallam, Lance King, Brian Blaesing, Jerry Wakefield, Gary King, Bill Wetterberg, and Dave Ewers. Still purely men's domains . . . , Q Q 1 Q l Letter winners in any varsity sport are eligi- ble tor membership in Letterman's Club. The boys, under the sponsorship of Coach Thompson, have several basic goals: To maintain an atmosphere conducive to a real sports program, to promote the interests of Park, and to gain support for athletics. Money raising activities are carried on to finance special equipment purchases. Park Leffermeh BACK ROW: tom civasfmsen, Dave Erbs, Bill Herzog, Tonis Mang, Jack Topoleski, Ln-o S.i' :ul-,i 'Nayne Pfintz, Larry Tredrea, and Tom Erdmann. ROW FOUR: Jm R:Kni V -:n Ni'Xl-fr' Ton' Johnson, Tec: Aller, Steve Shofl, secretary, John Kcrislir Lcb E'os: 1 Mang, and Dan Dodge. ROW THREE: Lance Me' k, STL.: tx, pres s Vike Falconer, Paul Muehr, Dave Nordentott vice :res den' E S M , R. if 5:11 on Dine Tredrea, and Terry Bohr. ROW TWO: Dgrn l?.,:l 5 . S'-' . Grese Skip Foster, Mike Pattison, Keith Chrisvczosen s'- - ze, Rzliin Henke, and Andy Fenderson, sgt.-at-arms, FRONT ROW: Ro ,.r' Brush, Jirf Rickard, Dick Cleven, treasurer: Tim Kurten, Ron Petersen S' ,Q E o- x Ted Pdrizk s and B.fl Jacobi, 41 i CABINET MEMBERS. BACK ROW: lynn Bratlsy. bara McQueen, finance, and Gail Johnson. pu lein, advisor, Judy Jenson, service: Mary Flen membership. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Ellison, p Gervais, inspiration: and Linda Hansen, vice-pre secretary, Monica Miller, program: Bar- blicity. ROW TWO: Miss Murval Vxleid- Daubert, 'rc-asurirg and Maxine Sidran, resident, Barbara Temple, socia': Diana sident. It's a woman's WICHAKA initiation instructions read, Wear a saddle shoe with a nylon, a blouse that is inside out, and no make- up. Girls complying were then installed in Park's all-girl service club. During the year, the girls made cookies and fudge tor bake sales, entertained Taylor l-lame children, and held their annual Faculty Christmas party. High- light at one inter-club meeting was a panel discussion composed of tour Wichaka and tour Hi-Y members. Holly- wood actor James Estill was speaker at another. A major proiect was the program for the pre-Park-l-lorlick basketball game as- sembly on Friday, February l3, entitled, The St. Valentine's Day Massacre. fl! world . . . all the way! BACK ROW: H. Batenburg, Parn Nelson, Carole Jensen, K. Koeper, B. Beck, L, Flamrne, Janet Hansen, S. Bown, Ann Johnson, and D. Davidson. ROW FOUR: S. Bulmash, C. Feil, J. Mikulecky, J. Keith, B. Friis, J. Falwell, S. McGuire, Sara Andersen, K. Mahnke, and Sharon Hansen. ROW THREE: C Davis, B. Borchardt, C. Edmonston, June Loehner, Ann Henriksen, C. Heaney, Jean Jensen, K. Eberhardy, B. Bose, and C. Borchardt. ROW TWO: K. Ludvigsen, Ellen Arneson, J. Toutant, S. Mattheis, R. Gandy, Cv. Evans, D. Hiller, J. DeLuca, A Newman, and Carol Mandernack. FRONT ROW: Marolyn Han- sen, Gloria Jensen, Lillian Arneson, S. Markson, B. Miller, S. Ebert, B. Butler, Pam Jensen, J. Gavin, and Sandy Anderson. BACK ROW: L. Bolton, K, Wilson, S. Von Gonten, Dorothy Olson, J. Spencer, S. Smieding, A. Blankman, J. Franke, J. Rankin, G. Schwabe, and L, Baker. ROW FOUR: D. Sampe, N. Ehen, F, Sarnpe, J. Neff, L. Rutherford, Carol Ann Jensen, iunlor representative, RuHalo, C. Stuege, A, Piehl, and E. Snyder. ROW THREE: J. Tigges, G. Christianson, L. Winchester, D. Bassinger, C. Eastman, J. Ozovvski, I. Stahl, S, Petran, L. Rasmussen, M. Gulbrandson, and Judi Jensen. ROW TWO: S, Stempe, J. Kayon, S, Tubman, C. DuRocher, Kathy Olson, N. Sherwood, K. Storbeck, R. Pugh, S. Radewan, and B. Rynders. FRONT ROW: S. Tohrn, C. Turner, C. Danielson, Karen Sorensen, V. Weller, S. McAlvay, D. Dresen, J. Hake, P Stark, B. Orthey, and S, Theirbah. BACK ROW: C. Lentz, D. Dallas, Nancy Jenson, M. Hirsch, Karen Nielsen, Judy Christensen, Nancy Petersen, K. Borkhus, Cathy Jene sen, and B. Brach. ROW FOUR: L. Reams, C. Garbarek, B. Allen, M. Genich, S. Mau, J. Simmons, Sharon Olsen, Joan Jensen, L Jones, and K. Mueller. ROW THREE: D. Ecklund, Shirley Larsen, S. Berg, J. Francis, P. Naleid, J. Jarvinen, S. Gillett, J. Ronsholdt, C. Pres'on, and S. Mclntosh. ROW TWO: J. Wainwright, R. Reeser, S. Cook, S. Bcirna, Sue Poulsen, K, McMahon, Carole Larsen, S. Hanes, S. Chapman, and S. E. Iverson. FRONT ROW: Pat Taggart, Mary Tag- gart, J, Dahnert, S. Kidd, D. Betko, J. Knaak, S. Caton, S. Lynch, Janice Jensen, and B, Karcher. BACK ROW: C. Campbell, M. Andersen, C. Olive, J, lutts, S. Sioher, C. Powers, J. Sorenson, J. Severson, S. Nielsen, J. Swensen, and S Davies. ROW FOUR: Mary Lou Beaulieu, J. Cohen, S. Madsen, K Runge, R. Nielsen, B. Ryan, S. Mortenson, J. Farrell, J. Nyiri, K. Priaulx, and B. Bolman. ROW THREE: S. Zunke, C. Jorgensen K. Tyree, P. Muzenski, S. Mosher, K. Wahamaki, G. Rickard. P. Holy B. Sanders, J. Duke, and M. Mankowski. ROW TWO: C. Lund, C Hansen, S. Anderson, M. Servis, L. Anderson, E. Zellmer, K. Gede- mer, J. Larkin, M. Clausen, J. Anderson, and D. Henry. FRONT ROW: N. Sanders, C. South, K. Gunderson, M. Hansen, E. Merscher. M. Laehr, J. Madsen, L. Shawhan, L. Myer, E. Pavlik, and D. Chausace. - PEP CLUB, an activity group sponsored by the Student Council and advised by Mr. Ronald Oardina, was slow in or- ganizing this year. During football sea- son, however, members lined the main corridor from the cateteria to the gym and cheered the players as they Iett to board the bus tor their out-at-town game with Madison Central on October 17. The pep band joined in the send-oft. Sale of varsity basketball and varsity football team pictures was a money- raising proiect the second semester engi- neered iointly by the Photography and Pep clubs. The traditional Pep Club assembly was not presented this year. BACK ROW: Pat Lewwe, Judy Tigges, Ruth Schwengel, Peggy Waddell, Linda VVin- cnes'-er, Bonnie B'ach, Joan Farrell, Coral Haney, Sue Davies, Lynda Rasmcsscr' ana Rcth Clay. ROW FOUR: Carnie Lceper, Sue Petran, Connie Campbell, She-'rie Berg Eozncc- Sarnpe, Ruth Nix-'sen f-nn Pietl, Jwe Loehncr, Pat Nuzenski, ard Cas, Eastman ROW THREE: Judi Jensen, Kzzte McMahon, Carole Larsen, Susan Cick, Susan Barnfz Karen Manlce, Sharon Hansen, Ccrel Jfnsen, Joyce DeLuca, Sue Paulsen and Jqdy Madsen. ROW TWO: Diana l-lenry Cha-'lene Preston, Sharon Hughes, Dara Gef- vals, Dalene Goins, Karen Larsen, Lee :: ,find-1'san, Kathy Ba'dukas Jane Rersha'a' and '.'aryAnn Garski FRONT ROW: ,ir-:fn l-lzrscn, jerrilyn Larkin, Ruth Psfzh Betty R.Ctn Ere-Pda Lane, Peggy Prentice, Eivztcva '.'3','fild, Clneriyl Davis, Sue Theirbah, Linda Purvis, and Nancy Petersen. BACK ROW: Al Tressen, Paul Muelnr, Rach Sedan, Torn Erdrrann, Steye Shotz, Dave Erze Ten' Vvariester, Jenn Sn :':ncf4e 21.2 Cz:-4 Russ Vyzhnmzzlc, :na Ren Pe'efsen ROW FOUR: Judy Spence' Nlancy Jenien, .ae Wills-r, sins Rirlcad, Epi R :xr ce-ci'ai'r ar', Torn Rat-cwssi, Cls:k Sirenser, lfilxgf Pattison and 'day kiissn ROW THREE1 Carole Jensen, Olcnne Cli'i:'i ':er Karen Runge, Karen Borlchus, Dara'hy Csar, Sue Martersar, Ka t' n Keeper, Jean Sinsrnans, Daioth-,f Phillies, F-nn Qshfsan, and Eli-'i Snydei ROW TWO: Jcyze Clsiserser Sue Gi f.1 , Bari: :S:n:1: 'far' E flzsltcrf Jud: Ke ' 3' ': 1: Krayif .:. 'Ne ae . 2' ': ' . R ':e'K:'t:, s li '1'i'Pl ru'-'z Rose Cccx FRONT ROW: Ole' fl T,i:bs Lai Jwce Elle-r P- nfzon 27 E-'Le Ol- ia Jens-,n, O :,'l- S:', .3 Ss' S' 11- S,lv..: Kiarl, Carelyn T r is Ozzy n and Judy Wilkins 'ik if ,X V vxi 44 ' n K s K- 1 i is I BACK ROW: Ralph Henke, Jim Griese, Mike Falconer, Buz Burza, Ted Aller, Bill Herzog, Larry Tredrea, Ran Larsen, Dennis Kornmer, Gordy Cape, and Bev Hodgins, ROW FOUR: Pam Nelson, Nancy Petersen, Judy Sorenson, Betty Beck, Josie Castaneda, Sandy Mark, LeMatta, Gayle Schwabe, Mary Maitland, Jaan Petersen, Bonnie Miller, and Barbara Baranck, ROW TWO: Marcia Jorgensen, Judy Mann, Sandy Schneider, Pat Glass, Janice Mikelzzky, Sue LAfl1l l'fS Katie Speer, Judy Windross, Marnna Sorensen, and Judi Hfxrtrett Sharon Waiteshek, Linda Baker, Mary Worden, Lyrn Brctley, co- FRONT ROW: Carnille NNa'ters, Jacko Newman, Pat Stal Loi' chairman: and Gloria Noyes. ROW THREE: Barb Butler, Julia Harna- Carroll, Ka'en Wahamaki, SFa'or' Nelson, Sheila Moshe' Bennie tord, Sharon Burrneister, Pat Langdon, Charfere Dzzcilin, Sharon Bose, Barbara Jordan, Sue Ellen lwerson, and Judy '.'.14'n: o 0 h 0 b o Pep promotion IS t elr usmess . . . BACK ROW: Ca-ol Edrnonstan, Merle-en P-nde'se, Dcnrvz Dafidson, ski, Georgia Rickard, Judy Jenson Babara Ryrders, Karen 5-tif'-H: Linda Beadles, Sally Von Gofen, Jane Falwell, Judy Rankin, Susan and Phyllis Ellison, ROW TWO: Cnr' ti Jrnzen, Sanda Rail--.-.f McAlvay, Cathy Jensen, Sally Madsen, and Kfrtti-,f Girilon ROW Barbcirri Ternple, Karen Gunderson LJV: Rf.-: '3, Cer: Qin' FOUR: Judy Kaycn, Bornif: Balntin, Judy Fr.:r:is, Penny Naleid, Duke, Sharon Hanes, Sue Lynch, and K :rrn Ledrigser FRONT ROW Jennifer Tufts, Lynne Trumbull, Becky Fanning, Gail Johnson, Heidi Batenburg, and Pat Prentice. ROW THREE: Li'lian Arnescn, Kathy Olson, Barbara Sanders, Gail Christianson, Judy Meeks Jafe Ozow- Penny Trucker, Lorraine Versen, Judy Toutae' Janice Barnet L'-'l Shawhan, Janice Jensen, Lynn Myer Sui Bi , Snirlee Hiwvtl' GH' Petran, and Linda Lane. --.H 45 Provides re creation for many CO RECS varned program provtded at most weekly actuvtttes for one or the other or both the Park and he Horhck Hugh Schoot members Mayor acttyrttes rnctuded a trnp to Chncago that combtned shopprng and seezng My Fatr Lady and a Mvlwaukee excurston To South there were several sports nnghts and two movte nnghts Two requured meetings were heJd one rn the fall and one In the spr ng My Slster Enleen a rnovne playlng local theaters three years ago was the hzgh Iught of the fall meetung Bus traps to out of town games for mem bers ups at lndnvudual schools and dances at the YM after an town games were sponsored by Co Rec and were well recenved K ROW R Naharrakl J Raitt Z ROW FOUR anke N no no er: es attve B hrt tan m n ROW THREE S eper J Jensen B er S 1 5 t gn W TWO c n ren on D Bas fm mon c ,I att ndonc s r or and Mann F ONT ROW J Hans N e sen A R d u vt we un e son Ha and C Lund BACK ROW C U sch Worce er J M Tc a d Svttcy L Z ,J 5 n G tzentn wen rlsten a t r ge s J n e n n G J n 6 mack ROW O L Bak IG ton st urphy D Baldwtn S Wolteshek C Greefey B B ck and J Ko ophomorc re res ntatlv FRONT ROW D Dalas B B ach N J c e t r s n re resentatlve J Larson C Paultn V Hansen S LeMatta G Schwab .J B F K ROW S Lloyd J H nscn S B wn G At t g D fo Mortenson K Koeper E Merscher and L Rutherford ROW FOUR J Swan cn B Wetterberg J Wtft J Rrckard A Trossen C Sorren en H Bat nburg L Ana tqsld ack D e met REE ter naer kc aBIanc J tc ards K ank Fanntn Sc IH F Sam e an G Chr: an n ROW TWO J Jarytnen C L rsen J t McGutre S Han en S Barna D Hfnry and B Borchardt FRONT ROW V Wcltct Jensen R Pugh M Wtck S Cook C Davs K Gunderson L Junco C Turner cndJ Newman 46 0 0 - 0 0 0 BAC f , ' ', . . vi, D Ccok R Muehr, D Kktofda, B Hr- on, D me rs n93Qg,J Segwffue, t frame-, im R LV-View V' - , . . J. Fr . , .Jensen A. Braves, C BET, ..th, sen' r r , r .ent , T. Tryher, Otscn, - K. C 'sf' ser, A Btark ot, N Petersen, D Rh?J'tr:s. f D LflG?'f'fJ C. ' ' ' , Ko , , ., . But! , , Madsen, R. Nelson, M Andersen S Ahrt-irffn, L. Rrs- 4 . mu sen. J. Tgges, d L Cethns RO : S S h wdfr, G New-5 S Fa G ' ' S9 5 , . singer, L. V' chester, S Gtttett, C. Ed Eton, C. B fhafrft, K Eber- L , t A ' ' ' ha'd', e e ec -2' y, J t R : , LWfJE'FO'7 C en, - V . - K. t I , . ou , L. P r 's, T. At ll, S, Z k , K, Cl , S. Anderson, L seen. ' ' V . It , t. sr , . .D tge f , L. ' tsky, J Petr J. Ntfkc, P -ff B - . 4 ' T J GJer'ner, W Nov:-k, G. Czce, ard M Prvzxfx ROW FOUR: N H:hn B Hiagna. UCL LC emdes The OUT OL Own Joun S' S, E? kin, C. Kn' d 3 , Sirnsscn, D VW ' ske, L. Mack, J Beg 5, J Gstvfiin, 1 J. Ch ' sen, nd H. H'kfe. ROW THREE: S. Ro '. . Spe cer, B Ctnrk. S. A ' Fred rlksen, H. Se-vter'h, T, Johnson D Da ner, S tvmvk J Bsknke, 5: d L '1 d Vr- . TW : . er, J, Rr' ulx, K, VV'ls , G. Chri fnsf-n, R PVt--rfcn, J. V 4 , M , . ' , . ' , -. , . e , , pulos, 5 A V - p re ' e. : , ' , , r ', . enson, H, Schfu k ht , -' ior L ' p ' , . , , . ' , . , . -w , . ' e, on' , rtis. H - - ff ' - . V L BAC : . , . a , . o , . ms ron , . Folr-y, I Kr: car, S. ' - . . I, A, er, . ' , , U, . s , . Q , . s ' ' . . . . J. M , . N. Jsen, and J De . ROW TH z B. P Q: , C. Eastrnan, J. '1-fon, lr . V t ' J.L ,.RAh , .M e, B, 'g,D. h' k, . p, d . .'sti .- ' - sc . : . ' , . C , . DeLuco, S. Betf, B. Allen, A. Pcht, S. , . Always facing nasty deadlines . . . 4 Q ll BACK ROW John Ba ber Joan Franke John Williams Jack Topole Rynders and Barb r S nders FRONT ROW Car Iune Schultz Ll sk: F B Nemacheck advtor JI t Commodore and Bull Jacob ROW llan Arne Cathy Powers Glortne Chrtst nsen Ann Docte TWO Jan ce Dahn rt Ann Newman Maxine Sldran Carol Ann Georgla Bense Joyce Nynrl and Barbara Temple Jensen Susie McAvay Vick: Hansen Lynne Peders Barbara Klplkawi Staff Business Manager Treasurer Promotaon Typlsts Production Editor Staff Actlvrties Index Co Llterary Co Laterary Manager Joan r Glornne Christensen Carolrne Schulz Carol Jensen anke Vrcku Hansen Ann Docter Lullran Arneson Cathy Powers Barbara Rynders Maxlne Sldran Barbara Sanders Sports Jack Topolesku Joyce Nyirn Actlvltles Assitant Ann Newman Barbara Temple Adele Granetzke Delbert Stock well Gail Johnson Janice Dahnert and Ellen Arne SOD Head Photographer Jnrn Commodore Dark Room Technician Bull Jacob: John Barber Mnke Kumke Bull Storms John Wal IOI'T'lS Acknowledgments Work on your T959 KIPIKAWI began last Aprul as soon as all copy for the 58 yearbook had gone to press Retnrnng staff members considered applncants for key posutlons on the current staff we were elected and work began Students Interested in wrltnng edntung typlng desugn ing photography sports bookkeeping etc were udentntled and asslgned posts Plans tor T2 pages separately to 58 graduates for nncluslon In their books were completed and we got at the tasks of yearbook production Except for the schedulnng of sennors for portraits tnvltnes tapered oft tor the summer In September the pace packed up and we have been workrng steaduly since ln addltuon to student staff members may l thank Mr F B Nemacheck for hrs countless hours of help Mr LeRoy Ludeman and Mr A B Close Mr John Phnllups and Student Treasury other statt personnel and school organnzations Also Mr Luonel Lewis Mr Raymond Wnck Mr Bruce Parsons and the JOURNAL TIMES They all contrnbu ed to the productzon of thus yearbook Ann Docter Edntor In Chtet 1 r , , ' ' , - , it C: C1 4 : CA , ie ', , , 'g , 'n , ' i. ' son, , ' ' e ., V, 2 i S I I . , I . f . .I V , ' l , ' ' , en, . . , F .....4-....-..4., I I I I ' ................ F , A ' . I I I A Senlofs -------------------------- GGOVQJU 59159 devoted to spring activities, that could be mailed ' 1 .-f.....l---n.n.s.-v U l . ' ' ' I OC- Art . I I - . . I I I P . I- . 1 I' . 1 I ' ' - l . 48 I f - - - 1 , I ,I ,I I I ,,I,,,III, BACK ROW Mr Nemacheck advIsor DavId Dorman Louxe Webster Larry Tredrea Blll Storms Claude Tower John Brudnlckl Don Ben son RIchard Johnson and Bob PattIson ROW FOUR Charlene PaulIn JIm WardrIp Sandy Mark Ken Kehl VIYQIHIG Baker Sue Steffen Lynn Rutherford Ehzabeth Merscher and Dave Tredrea ROW THREE TIm Bass Denny Chnstensen Judy Cohen Ruth Clay Judy Kelth Pat Langdon Ann Johnson Sally Madsen Carol Edmonston and Dorothy Sampe ROW TWO Betty Voll Tony Atwell MIchele Mankowskn Lynn Bolton Maxlne SIdran KatIe Speer Sandy Mclntosh Betty Allen Barbara Temple and Dlana Gervals FRONT ROW Januce Jensen Karen LudvIgsen VICKI Weller Cl'tFISllS Jensen Elame Zellmer Sue Tubman Sue TheIrbah Chrystl South Maureen Hansen and Sue Lynch and rushlng frenzledly Into PUbIlCdfIOh BEACON STAFF MEMBERS workIng out of room 326 thelr edItorIal headquarters are constantly facIng up to deadlInes Weekly publIcatIon schedules gnve lsttle respIte especIally when faIlure by one person can foul up the efforts ofa whole staff Staff alms are to keep the school Informed on comIng school events lpage ll dIscuss problems and ISSUES and Introduce sIdelIghts Cpage Ql report events past and prInt features Cpage 33 and relate Parks actnvmes In the world of sports lpage 47 To Improve genera pIcture coverage a news camera wIth a PolaroId bac was purchased and IS beIng used OperatIons of the paper are In the hands of a self contmunng Board of Control whrch sets polIcy and selects members to perpetuate the organIzatIon Faculty advIsors are Mr Nemacheck and Mr Woolley Staff members get experIence In many areas WFITIHQ cartoonIng edItIng make up advertIsIng photogra phy bookkeepIng cIrculatIon headlIne wrItIng fllmg IntervIewIng short In any area In whIch professIonal IournalIst mIght be Involved KEY PERSONNEL workIng on an extracurncular bOSIS have the task of plannIng gatherIng materIal for and preparlng the weekly ISSUES LIsted are IndIvIduals per formnng especIally responsrble dutIes EdItors In chIef VIFQIDIG Baker and Ruth Clay BUSIUSSS Manager News EdItors OpInIon EdItors Feature EdItor Lewns Webster Sue Steffen Sandy Mclntosh Don Benson Katxe Speer DIanne Ecklund DennIs Chnstensen Larry Tredrea Maureen Hansen AssIstant Sports Edutor Treasurer AdvertIsIng Manager DIana GervaIs Exchange Manager Exchange EdItor Photographer Star Reporters RIchard Johnson Maxlne Sxdran and Betty Voll CartoonIsts Dorothy Sampe TIm Bass Charlene PaulIn Sue Lynch Blll Storms Lynne Berthelson John Haas Mechamcal operatIons were conducted as part of the actIvItIes In the pnntmg classes 1 - I I I I I . 1 I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I . , , , , I I I - I I I I 7 I I I I I I I I I I O O O O O O O O I I I I I I I I I I ................ . I ....... , , I : , I , I. .. . .... , I I ' I I ' . . . I I I I I . - , , - V . I . ........ , - In , G Quill and Scroll honors iournolists . . . BACK ROW: Sue Steffen, Bill Storms, Jack Topoleski, Don Benson, and Vicki Hansen. ROW THREE: Georgia Bense, Katie Speer, Sandy Mclntosh, Caroline Schulz, Maxine Sidran, and Dianne Ecklund. ROW TWO: Maureen Hansen, Barbara Temple, Mr, Nema- check, advisor, Diana Gervais, and Lillian Arneson. FRONT ROW: Ruth Clay, Glorine QUILL AND SCROLL is a national honor society tor school journalists. The local chapter is named in honor ot Ben Hecht, an alumnus ot old Racine High School. To be eligible tor election, candi- dates must have done outstanding work on a school publication - BEACON, Kllnl, HANDBOOK, or DIRECTORY: be ot iunior or senior ranking, in the upper third ot their class scholastically, voted in by active chapter members, be recom- mended by their publication ad- visor, and be accepted by the national ottice. Elections are made at Park only in the spring semester, following spring vacation, and announce- ment of the selection made at the annual awards assembly. Christensen, Virginia Baker, Larry Tredrea, Cathy Powers, and Ann Docter. Only the latter six were hold-over members. All others were candidates subject to election in the spring of l959. Wrong Fonters are right good printers . . . BACK ROW: Clit? Peer, Zenon Smolarek. and Bil H5-'land ROW TWO: 'fx lffiol r f rvzfiior, John Biudnicir Drinns Otwaika, a rc',.'.'. l URW FRONT ROW: Bill Lx'-nel, Dennis Sgzrfgent, 5 GRAPHIC ARTS students, particularly advanced students interested in printing and related activi- ties as a vocation, have long centered their activities around their Wrong Font Club. As a service organization, the members produce many materials needed in the operation ot the school and in the promotion ot school activities: tickets for school dances, report torms, readmit- tance slips, personal memo pads for teachers, and similar items. A project to which members de- voted much time was a Christmas card original by Mike Monroe '58 reproduced by silk screen pro- cess tor Dr. Ernest Lake, Superintendent ot Schools. As has been their custom for many years, the Wrong Fonters again this year used their funds to purchase a piece ot printing equipment tor the school. In this case, it was a goldplating machine, being used this spring to imprint the names ot individual students on the covers ot their year- books. Highlight of the tirst semester was a club banquet on January 21. Another was planned for late spring. Presenting ideas artistically . . . BACK ROW: Judy Schlevensky, Anne Hansen, and Sondra Steinbrink. FRONT ROW: Mr, Schneider, advisory Josephine Neg, Adele Granetzke, and Patricia Taggart. BACK ROW Jay Sorensen Irena Vlndaslus San dra Steinb ink and Karen Peterson ROW TWO M Schneider advrsor Susie McAlvay Marlon M u n Ad l Gran tzke and Dorothy Oson FRONT ROW Jan Jarfinen .ludee Rhodes L2 Erickson and Ch ysti South observe and discuss the various Techniques ot artis s are purposes ot the Art Club The organization this year is under the sponsorship of Mr Schneider new head of The department Excursions To the art center in Milwaukee both la T Tal and This spring and a visit to Wustum Art Museum to view a sculpture display were club protects The group meets about once a month usually at school but occasionally at The home of a member E FRE-5'-lr .SVI 55,1 P ridors this year To promote school dances club activi ties and enlistment in school services has been lively an artistic a credit to the groups represented is improvement has been due to The work ot the Sign Shop members and heir advisor M Ric ard Schneider For United Nations Week Sign Shop pre pared a large map of the world er cted in Monument Square The group also prepared covers for a maga zine published by one of Mr Theodore Stewarts English classes cK e , ee e , l . B S. O V1 l Aff To see and to discuss art, and To Sl'lOP Advertising placed in the school cor- ' . ' , d ' ', ' s u u - , Th ' ' ' 5 l l - - , V. l lt 31 add d to the choir tor second semester BACK ROW: Lee Nelson, Norman Jensen, Ted Drettwan, Lyle Brensdal, Tim Soetenga, Andy Fenderson, Torn Tryber, Perry Lee, John Smalanclce, and Dave Nielsen, ROW THREE: Ken Mee, Gene Kraning, Ron Teiglcnd, Gwen Evans, Sue Ray- mond, Jean Jensen, Sharon Fredrilcsen, Shirley Larsen, and Pat Schuit. ROW TWO: Ellen Snyder, Judie Mogensan, Judy ,M Thorrpson, and Judy Knaak v.'e'e Dave Swecdsen, Perry Lee, ' S'ca'::ncl4r- John Bac-were D we Nirfsf- 'znd Stfwf- Mfihnke ave r:'iit of this ', '1 ' L- cond bass section lt has been teaturcfd l:f,c1:Jse at its unususi' a-a',ty Toutant, Jan Draves, Joan Lowry, Doreen Vosikci, Donna Betko, Doris Hiller, Susan Ocock, and Dorothy Olson. FRONT ROW: Mr, Saetveit, director, Sharon Geisner, Barbara Bass, Joyce Kuiper, Kathleen Anderson, Rosie Gandy, Phyllis Elli- son, Sherrie Berg, and Mary Worden. A Cappella Choir this year is one ot the finest that Park has had, Because ot a blending ot the tenor and bass sections, music that has greater educa' tional and entertainment value is being used. The choir gave an exchange concert at Manona Grove High School as well as tour concerts at Park. One, on April i9, was given by the choir alone. For the hrst time in its history the choir entered choral competition in a contest held at Brookfield, Wiscon- sin, on May io. They also appeared several times before city civic groups. Filling our air with sweet melody A A A 2 - BACK ROW Steve Mahnlce John Bowvens Wally Andersen I ert Beth Torn Erdrnann or ,mn llc G rald Ollw r and Ralph Henke ROW THREE Sally l'lJf Joy Renquust Hel n Schluckebler Lnda Flfnme Judy Cn lst e sen Dave Nlelsen John Anderson l.a ff Hansen J Culver and Don Baldwin ROW TWO Sandy Ebert Ruth Behind any pe torrnance of A Cappela Cholr goes rnucl' d tor ed work and 'rush that lsnt slnj r 1 Dorothy Olson P Elllson Sherrle Be g and Rosle Gandy xolenteer ttrne to w tc a choir lnbrarlans ,,,.-Q' J w,.,-1 ,,.--f 33 Huck Kathy Prlaulx Sheila Slpher Glorune Christensen Nancy Petersen Ca ol Ann Jensen Slwrley Peterson Lund Beddles and Pat G css FRONT ROW D e Ch assee H Jtr Elsmo Clare P tran Karen Nxelsen S.1san Bertram Sue Win less Marnna Sor nsen Sandy Hans r Lucld Jones and Judy Mann fha H s yO.J V' C' G'lb , r , N fn H - til' he Prlaslx, , r , I A , ' ': e Ce, . z 1- fu r , l' ze :z ,ere ' , e ' , l ' , ' r' - , e , ' ,sl , c - rt , ' , , 'X ' , tw , e , e , 'F , ' ' ' r l ' 1 t ef 'l - A ' frm, l t, nflls ' ' r , ' ' n ' of s l .X . 7 ge f - ' ' y 'C ,ans Y ' v lf' W- 2 ' R' - 1..,-'f'f,, I l ' - . fur 4 5 Doris tller glxe 'l'e sectons the-lr Ctrl- ' s::A,f fre pho'cg':pw-f zxgznt 3 - ' eta? Working together in harmony Added to the usual program ot arches tra actlvltles this year was competition In the Wnsconsnn School Musrc Assocuatron contest held at Brookheld Solo competr tton ID Racrne partrcnpatuon sn Rye con certs at Park and performances at three rumor hrghs were other :tems As one of the two select chorus groups Saetvert Membershrp rs by applrcatuon and tryout The group performed at the all school concerts and betcre student assemblies Some members were pro moted to A Cappella as vacancnes occurred 9 rc estra BACK ROW Karen Hoffmann Penny Peterson Carolyn Gar barek Dennls Danzer Dennis Dyhr Kay Wlnter and Roland Olson dlrector ROW THREE Jane Ozowskl Sally Bell Tony Atwell Doreen Vosrka Sue McGulre and Ruth Kohl ROW TWO Don Baldwnn Dorothy Sampe Jlrn Gustafson Barbara Clark Connl DuRocher and Shirley McCarthy FRONT ROW Roy Chrlstensen Susan Ocock Jan Draves Sharon Welt shek Sandro Wrttke and Carol Mandernack orlsters BACK ROW Janet Hansen Janet Tufts Elton Rlchter Duck Zen ner Al Smith Lee l-lansche Ron Thompson Gary Johnson and Kathy Bengtson ROW FOUR Chuck Pe hek Jesse Martrnez Palmer Krrby Jerry Warner Ted Petrokl Stan Scopel Jlrn Demet B uce Krlstopett Bull Wetterberg and Shrrley Franks ROW THREE Georgia Rlckard Karen Mueller Kay Want r Dole Spranger Shirley Mau Josle Wood land Evelln Glass Claudia Schacht and GGIJ Chrlstlanson ROW TWO Melody Laehr Rose Cook Charlotte Jorgensen Sue Sternpe M Sa tvett dlrector Cath: Carey Nancy Sherwood Kathy Tyree and Judre Elchler FRONT ROW Marilyn Young Carolyn Lund Marulvn Schultz Margie Wlck Barbara Plerangelr Kathryn Storb ck Judy Knaak Ellen Peterson and Janlce Jensen L 3 54 O O I Q - - - - ' 0 h : , , - Ch . : ., , ' , ' - at Park, Choristers meet daily with Mr, l Z I S f ' . I J . I ' I . , S , , r. e ', ' f ' , - Q Q Q -X Band BACK ROW John Holmes Bull Weller Jlm Trefren Paul Grelsemer Dennls Ofwaska Darryl Sh ggrud and lsaura Paflno ROW THREE Wlnsfon Gordon Hollce Donaldson John Sflcos Rlchard W rk Barbara Mayfield Oscar Johnson Sam Jones and Mr Roland Olson dlrecror ROW TWO Gary Klng Lance Anasfaslo Tom Gresser Dennis Venner Linda Wxnchesler Jack Han sen Evelln Glass Hilda Rlvera and Vlcla Weller FRONT ROW Sharon Chapman Beverly Lady: nlca Ora Meeks Sand a Molson Ken Nelson Alma Blanlcman Ca ol Glass and Vlncenf S vag no Highlight the occasion' Strike up the band' l Pts, 9 Goal of many lnsrrumenlallsls as mem bershup rn rhe Park concert band Com pennon this year necessrrared A and B The lafler servlng as a Traunrng area Select members were chosen For fre ep unrt which played of baslcelball games Mr Olson dnrecfed The group through a school concert series and an exchange assembly al Hartford Hugh Marchlng drnlls were prepared for The football season l'SlfyBGI'ld sAKRowosQuyDB1lsdRD, B sel on Hansen T o orce re C l .J li RO R f- 'r T sal k Rc a Andersen P Langdon andJ Duke ROW TWO T Wrlot J es QV Jonnson G Jensen and F Sampe FRONT ROW J S, lack J I l rv' Mull nder on J H D e s Bo on and Ran Pete , 9 I I I I I K I . S ,. I O O O O 0 ' . QZEB - ' y- - - , -XL . - A qs. A A I A Va . C z . r ef, 'a : ar , . a Es, R Ter l Q . ' 'ard , Rae er, D. Thoms , L. , . K a.s, T. NN s r, . Gcbben S ' ' Johnson, D, VN. Nrelsen, and C L e e W FOU : G, r svcng, . S'e-'GW R QVOUPSI - - - Sazlcn, R. Kllngenrre-,'e', J. Murphy, A, Slrnmons, and VM' Boorh, ROW THREE: 9 Le J Do? e , F. Roesel-1-1 G, o 'lon J Shirlc, P, Tobe' C Rajln T, L nge, K Bzrdfe Y 4 I I S, ,. ,, , . :. , .Pedren,J.Er:lrs: J P ' B. K'oll, VV. Lee, D, Bczsslng , A, Holmes color serg-ranf, G Goodhnd, R Londre . . I V, I , . ,, , . . . 1 Us g .lN'll'a s R gan ' D Gu s l, , arsen M . Olson, dlrecrorg C Pevan, G, Nl len, P Glass L 4 , rsen. 55 In war and peace - Park versions . . . sr Room collections for the 1958-59 Red Cross drive totaled upwards at Sl3O, much of which was used to finance shipment of a large box of athletic equipment and school supplies to students in a less privileged area ot the world. Fundamentals of good shooting - respect for and sate use at hrearms - are emphasized in the program at the Rifle Club. Revived this year under the sponsorship ot Mr. Worden, the group meets at the Mitchell school range. Cross BACK ROW: Joan Franke, Joan Farrell, Karen Peterson, Jerry Wakefield, Larry Almeida, Ruth Kohl, Suzanne Mor- tenson, and Karen Keeper ROW FOUR: Judy Daams, Lynda Rasmus- sen, Sue Davies, Pat Langdon, Kay Wilson, Pam Nelson, Sue Retran, and Pat Muzenski. ROW THREE: Miss Lochner, advisor, Sherrie Berg, Florence Sampe, Peggy Boyd, Kattie Gordon, Ann Piehl, Mary Jacobi, Sharon Hansen, and Nancy Ehen. ROW TOW: Kar:-n Waha- rnalci, Sue Theirbah, Karen Ernst, Barbara Mayfield, Sue Fiori, Sandy Johnson, Judy Troestler, and Barbara Leonard. FRONT ROW: Pat Taggart, Judy Toutant, Karen Nielsen, Charlene Preston, Joy Mc- Phillips, Judy Wilkins, Karen Monefeldt, and Carol Blitstein. Rifle Club BACK ROW: , ,pf 'F' Dwi- TH-dr'-1, Jiitt G :',fli':it, James Gfiyhmt, LQ-o Svitfmsly Tom Via-ff 'ind Poul Gi:-iw 've' ROW THREE: lgirry SL-wie Chrirles Rosffnfzuist, Jin' Finn Lrirfy Bcrgnsofi, Ron ild Wil' f--i , , if : ,f l-4 if fxnrl l wil' , ROW TWO: Nincy Elle,-rc'tl JLdy Kimizk, Ritricls TiifiQ:'i i, Dixie, Gibson Lor'::3 i'f- Fl -wks, and C1:'ol Grf-f-no FRONT ROW: Rfitrica Twjifyzit ill in Cir -f rv-, yr,V. ,V Vi-,.5 dam rf. :flgl-jr,,, adwzoy Rich:-fl Jgl vio- Panthers shoot way into first division . . . Tonis Mang converts on u hook shot over the outstretched hands of Janesville players. Bill Hoffman IQIJ and Cal Pederson 'ICSW await developments. Cal Pederson drives for the bucket over a Janesville player, Bill Hoffman f2IJ has made it a twoonfone situation. Janesville West .. Kenosa Park . . . Horlick . Beloit .. East . .. Central 'I958-59 BIG EIGHT STANDINGS W L Pct. .. I2 2 .857 .. I0 4 ,714 .. .. I0 4 .7I4 .. 7 7 .500 .. 6 8 .429 .. 5 9 ,357 .. 5 9 .357 .. I I3 .O7I Pts. 939 854 B39 768 743 BI6 693 653 OP 750 774 742 810 741 879 756 853 Dave Erbe lI3I and Mark Stirle I241 tangle with Rebel players under the basket at Horlick. Ls- I Gordon Raguse gets oft a short jump shot against Madison Central. lU U 45tf A 1 f lla A l 2 36 ,e,...- .e,..--XX W I ' Q ts W I f ,.,vQ fs :JJ 6 Ml WX Ul J 41 J 21 A 77 V XFN Q X....fr 7 -'pu BACK ROW: Don Robinsonf, Dave Erbe ', Tonis Mangf Gordon Bahrf, Ralph Sudlon, Mark Stirle, Dave Nordentaft , Bill Hotl- Ragusen, Dennis Kommerf, and Cal Pedersen? FRONT ROW: Terry manM, and Ted Petrakisi. 'Letter winners, Senior letter winners BACK ON DEFENSE, Tonis Mang, Bill Hof?rr':1n,and Dennts Korn- rner 'l5 close ln an a Janesville slnznrpshootei Pedersen waits out court for developments, 1958-59 VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON N 59 Nov, Q6 Park .... 38 Mil. West . .. . 5 Nov Park .... 53 :nt South Mil, .... 55 Dec, Park ..,. 4l at Kenosha .. .. 63 Dec Park .... 72 Mil, Soutlw ..., 112 Dec Park .,.. 48 Mud Orwi ,. Aw Dec Park .... 28 MN NC-ff E.. Dec. Park .... 39 l'lC'llC1 .. , A-Q Def, Park .... 56 ::t jim-S. tY'f 1 - ., 76 .lGr'l. PUVK .... 7l Mail EUS' 6l Jan Park .... 49 :nt Mad. 'Nest .. 76 Jan, Park ,... 6l gr' BQ :R , .. 59 Jan. Park .... 46 Jrzne. .. 62 Jcn. P3'l4 .... 65 views' . 62 Jan, Park .... 74 'firi Afvr: .. 52 Feb. Park .... 67 Usd Ce ': .. 5-. Feb. Park .4.. 42 at l-ljfltcvc ...,. . 56 Feb, Park .... 39 zz' Mud, Eizst .,., 45 Feb. Park ,... 72 Bicit ........ 62 'Nan-cantewnce Regional Tournament Play N31 3 Park .... 68 C-1:::', .. . 5. Mar, 6 Park ..., 39 l'lC f:-4 .. 4-1 BACK ROW: Willie Alexander, Tyrone Willis Robert Quintonillo Lindstroth John Sficos Mike Hczrnmes Bob Hollister ond Rodger Lonce Melik, ond John Stacey. SECOND ROW Bob Peterson Todd Parr Keleslce, Bill Lieblce, Dick Edquist, ond Bill Forts FRONT ROW Mike Varsity prospects get year of grooming Nov. Nov Dec. Doc. Doc Dec. Dec. Dec, Jun Jftn JJ . Jzn Jan J'm Fffly Feb Fell, Fein 195859 SOPHOMORE Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Pork Park Pork Pork Pork 4O 39 57 61 58 42 44 50 56 43 44 55 50 45 5? 42 44 59 BASKETBALL Mil. West' . South Milf Kenosha Mil. South' Mod. Central Mil. North' Horliclc .... Janesville .. Mod, Eost . Mud, iNest . Beloit .... Janesville Kenosha Mod. Vlest . i'!'1d Ct't i1l Hoflrln Mud East ., Beloit .. 'Non-conlerence games 2 5 - we A 'S D 1' 'W' I- As John Strohmer tries for a basket, Mart Mang, Bill Olson, Paul Muehr, Pete Lindhard, and Ron Larson watch anxiously. John Johnson and Steve Schott look on from the background. Boys' intramurals TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Robins ... Fluffs ... Lancers .. Abstracts . . . Blobs .... Knights .. Blue Jays ..... Glines All Stars Foulers ....... Phillips All-Stars Court-Runners . Plicks ........ Won Lost 9 2 8 3 8 3 7 4 7 4 5 6 .. ...5 6 ...4 7 ,. ...3 8 ...3 8 I IO I IO Every Monday and Tuesday night during the basketball season there is intramural league play. On Thursday and Friday after school an intramural homeroom league uses the gym. At the end ot the league sea- son the City Recreation Department spon- sors an all city tournament in which any group of boys can enter a team. Games are also played in the girls' gym, The boy in the Tassel cap must have thought they would be playing outol-doors. If you don't think intramural play is ener- gizing, back-breaking - or at least back bending, note Vtfoyne Printz in action. MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Won Lost Victorians ., II I Ducers ........ .. 9 3 Buckey Beavers ... .. 9 3 Nippers ,...... .. 8 4 Movricks .,.... . . 7 5 Left-overs ...... ,. 6 6 Doolittle All Stars . . 6 6 Gridders ..... .. 5 7 Nikita's Boys ... .. 5 7 Squirrels ..... ,, 4 8 H. T. Raisers .... .. l II Heroes ..,... . . I I I Cheerleaders were chosen trom a group of finalists by a selection committee composed of Student Council members and teachers in an assembly, and were iudged on poise, neatness, and voice. This year twenty-one finalists sought to be among the thirteen picked to represent our school. Under the direction of Miss Donna Jones and Cap- tain Gail Johnson, the cheerleaders meet every Thursday night in the gym where they practice old routines and work out and learn new cheers. During the tall the cheerleaders held a sale of homemade cakes to raise money for new uniforms. ln the recent spring carnival, arrangements for rental ot gym equipment were made so that carnival goers for a small sum of money could use these materials in the girls' gym. The P is one ofthe most popular formations used by the cheer- leaders at the games and assemblies. VARSITY: Nancy Peterson, Gail Johnson, Sandy Han- sen, Judy Jenson, Sue Bcirna, and Karen Mgnke, Cheerleaders . . . B SQUAD: Linda Beadles, Kathy Priaulx, Jaan Far rell, Lynn Bratley, and Nancy Jenson. . fi E I W I 4 -qQ Girls' gym closses engoge in o vori- efy of indoor ond outdoor sports during The winter monihs, Highlight of The boslcefboll seoson vvos the Senior vs, Foculfy gome, which The Seniors won I4-13. Dionne Bossinger, Ann Piehl, Judy Decms, Kofhryn Dumas, Penny Pelers, ond Miss Donna Jones onficipofe o iump boll. 5 1 Morilyn Schulz cffempis cz free ihrow while Nancy Shorewood ond Rebecca Leggin wofch. Eldeon Adoms, Army Villorreol, ond Lynn Bolton qet in some ice skofing. ,il . i - A fc' . A K ig 6 jj 1 Y ,, 2 First-year Parkites . . . BACK ROW: R. Vikes and R. Peterson. ROW TEN: B. Standish, J. Pedersen. B. Liebke, and D. Kirk. ROW NINE: D. Chars, S. Harvey, R. Shelby, and D. Bagan. ROW EIGHT: B. Setin, D. Mertens, D. Honore', D. Krupp, R. Thilleman, and W. Pauliclc. ROW SEVEN: P. Brown, N. Smith, J. Hipp, G. Ernst, Sleeman, and J. Smally, ROW SIX: H. Powell, R.Crumbie, H. Stacey, and J, LaPointe, ROW FIVE: J. Cashrnore, T. Schatzman, R. Cavara, F. Vossh, D. Danzen, and J. Rassmusen. ROW FOUR: R. McCarthy, F. Serpe, S. Banga, and R. Leggin. ROW THREE: R. Schattner, T. Qualler, S. Beineman K. Dixon, S. Whalen, and T. Luxem. ROW TWO: J. Allan, J. Stonehouse, B. Fedders, and P. Peters. FRONT ROW: P. Bronaugh, N. Larrabee, W. Anderson, J. Nelson, D. Weidner, and L. Jansen. BACK ROW: G. Neff, J. Willing, C. John son, and L. Roder. ROW FOUR: E. Christ- man, J, Hanson, D. Davidson, and T. Het- land. ROW THREE: R. Modrow, R. Trudeau D. Kellett, B. Thomas, and T. Banlcenbush ROW TWO: G. Juhre, J. Marlcuson, D Baker, J. McCullough, and D. Pedersen FRONT ROW: D. Doutre', C. Sorensen, S Grapentine, J. Trodewell, C. Carter, and P Seymour. 14 BACK ROW: E. Bedncr and J. Thomas. ROW FOUR: D. Kochanski and B. Seifert. ROW THREE: M. Lindstroth, B. Hollister, and B. Poulsen. ROW TWO: G. Edquist and B. Putman. FRONT ROW: E. Hinoiosa, H. Sosa, and A. Sponholtz. BACK ROW: J. Bohr, ond B. Tlrmordson. ROW TEN: B. Brown, and J. Nelson. ROW NINE: W. Ross, J, Hewitt, K. Outrk, P. Heinen, C. Krein, and B. LaSure. ROW EIGHT: J. OIson, B. Shaw- han, J. Christopherson, and B. Jones. ROW SEVEN: D. CoIe, R. Johnson, R. Hansen, P, OI- sen, R. Hansen, ond J, HoIden. ROW SIX: I. KIein, L. Jensen, G. Lange, and M. Loftcn, ROW FIVE: N, Geshay, D. Anderson, M. Mc Loin, S. Beyer, D. Roberts, and E. Peterson. ROW FOUR: C. Bruhn, M. Chambers, P. Fesko, and D. Layton, ROW THREE: N. BaIIontyne, R. OIiver, P. Clark, R. Ager, R. Belrvnke, and J. Lehman. ROW TWO: S. Seeber, R, Johnson, L. Hewitt, and D. DeYong, FRONT ROW: J. SrnoIIca, B. Danielson, A. Gilbertson, B. COI- Iovo, S. Gabbey, and C. Larsen. 3 BACK ROW: T. Mann. ROW NINE: R. Mat- son. ROW EIGHT: G. SI'1iIhavy, C. KIesI'1eII, C. Baker, and D. Jensen. ROW SEVEN: F. Brook, B. Freeman, L. Frahrn, A. Dennard, and D, Cook. ROW SIX: M. HarreII, D. Petrick, B. Krueger, and D. Peterson. ROW FIVE: L. Christmon, R. Mastos, P. Hvizdak, P. BurIin- gome, B. Hansen, and C. Josperson, ROW FOUR: J. Meekrna, S. Tuinstra, J. Christian- sen, ond T. MikuIance, ROW THREE: Schoet- fIer, V. Lewis, L. Grant, A. Dykstra, B. Sidran, and J. Cdotto. ROW TWO: B. Ertl, P. Mclko, D. Galovits, ond M. Darge. FRONT ROW: E. Honnernon, A. DIIIner, J. Goodwin, A. Zeno, M. PoIrner, and M. Sietz. Mr. Olson watches the cool antics ot Jeff Fiola, John Kopulus, Jack Priau'x and Ron Tillman. Anxiously awaiting their turn to show their talents are Dianne Eclclund, Diana Gervais, Shirley Johnson, Judy Tullls, Dofothy Olson, Ruth Huck, and Helen Karch. Jane Dulce and Karen Gunderson travel along, side by side, as they try out for the talent show. Talent show tryouts . . . Seniors Sandi Ebert, Luella Anderson, Clare Petran, Shirley Horvath, Barbara Ryndefs, and Diana Krause go through their dance nurvber before the iudges. Jean Jensen reads tor a dramatic lead 69 0 0 Mature lumors . . . BACK ROW: D. Henry, P. Donaldson, and J. Hefterson. ROW EIGHT: J Daams, D. Johnson, D. Wilson, T. Mertins, and T. Masik. ROW SEVEN: B. Olson, D, Webb, B. Duncan, S. Jensen, and J. Goebel. ROW SIX: B Doolittle, E. Richter, J. Johnson, R. Greenquist, N. Bender, and W. Sotona ROW FIVE: L. Osinga, and D, Vetrock. ROW FOUR: K. Christenson, T. Rose, R. Reinhard, W. Schattner, and R. Honsen. ROW THREE: R. Gerardo, J Hartl, and J. Mommenga. ROW TWO: B. Mortenson, L. Cummings, M. Mullis, and L. Brehm. FRONT ROW: C. Range, T. Metz, C. Westberg, P. Collins, B. Floyd, ond S. Boclby. BACK ROW: J. Hollode, ond T. Lewis. ROW SEVEN: L. Oswald, T. Shilling, K. Nielson, D. Hogbin, ond J. Sewell. ROW SIX: F. Masilc, ond J. Halkowitz. ROW FIVE: D. Hossel, T. Jcnot, B. Rusilowski, D. Wolquist, G. Wolo, ond W. Bose. ROW FOUR: W. Schottner, and J. Chapman. ROW THREE: M. Boring, C. Pederson, D. Lasko, R. Baum, T. Anspaugh, and T. Pe- terson. ROW TWO: J. Christensen, D. Cor- win, C. Von Tieghem, and J. Greenquist. FRONT ROW: M. Judon, J. Petersen, J. Masik, A, Christiansen, B. Mallco, and M. Olson. ye., BACK ROW: R. Nunet, ond R. Moranger. ROW FIVE: D. Rheinschmidt, and R, Bokel- man. ROW FOUR: G. Murphy, and R. Finley. ROW THREE: R. Horris, ond A. Ruben. ROW TWO: D. Tomasek, and M. Sawinski. FRONT ROW: J. Morgan, D. Voness, and P. Schofter. Eastern-bound sight-seers . . . MOl'8 iUl'li0l'S . . . B A c K ROW: J. Coates, J. Staudinger, C. Erick- son, G. Deschler, and J. Holmes. ROW SEVEN: B. Carrington, W. Brown, T. Peter- son, R. Lange, J. Londre, and G. Hansen. ROW SIX: C, Miller. ROW FIVE: T. Jac- quart, R. Raymaker, K. McLain, A. Thellef- sen, J. Johnson, and K. Rymenams. ROW FOUR: L, Charboneau, D. Aude, and W, Anderson. ROW THREE: B. Miller, L. Meyer, E. Venne, and R. Larson. ROW TNNO: S. Lehman, B. Fergus, M. La Meer, and J. Jenkins. FRONT ROW: C. Rader, S. Os- mundsen, P. Johnson, L. Rasmussen, E. Gon- zalez, ond M. Schram. The annual Easter vacation trip to Washington D.C. and New York attracted 22 students from Park and Horlick. Pictured at the Racine railroad station on takeoH day, March 31: BACK ROW: Judy Rankin, Mary Ellen Daubert, Maureen Hammes, Bon- nie Brach, Sally Amos, Sharon Busse, Dave Dorman, Ray Glenzer, Donald Cummings, and Mr. Thoburn Rowe. ROW TWO: Karen Runge, Penny Naleid, Joan LaBlanc, Ruth Clay, Gayle Schwabe, and Judy Walek. FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Clausen, Barbara Rynders, Karen Sorenson, Mary Swanson, Gail Johnson, and Barbara Temple. Good neighbors - at least on this page! A L R Q Obiective of the French Club is to make its members better informed about France - the people, culture, customs, games and toad. Ot the latter it has iokingly been said ot Park members, Never stop eating. Membership is limited to students who are enrolled in at least French 2 or 3, with club meet- ings being held during class on alternate Fridays. Each second year German class, or- ganized as a separate club, holds monthly meetings on class time. The groups combine for a once-a-month after school meeting. Highlight of the year was a bus trip to Milwaukee, dinner at Maders', and the Deutsches Kino to view Im Weiszen Rassel i In the White Horse lnn i. A carnival beer garden helped raise S50 for the AFS drive. fi A French BACK ROW: D, Groth, H. Williams, W. Odders, J. Gustafson, president, J. Pasch, D. Nielsen, J. Guenther, J. Schroeder, K. Kehl, G. Oliver, E. Cox, G. Johnson, secretary, and Marsha Genich. ROW FOUR: R. Smalancke, K. Runge, D, Davidson, K. Karlsen, V. Baker, C. Powers, J. Spencer, S. Stetten, L. Trumbull, R. Clay, treasurer, Kattie Gordon, secretary, and J. Hannaford. ROW THREE: Miss Laub, ad- visor: S. Bertram, L. Bolton, J. Simmons, C. Geschke, R. Schwengel, L. Beadles, Birgit Friis, E. Adams, S. Cook, C. Larsen, and S. Szuhai. ROW TWO: E. Jensen, K. Speer, B, Bolrnan, P. Prentice, P. Naleid, E. Snyder, L. Jones, S. Ebert, S. Hansen, J. Hetchler, Mae Andersen, and F. Norwick, FRONT ROW: C. Petran, N, Guy, L. Arneson, N. Ehen, S, Caton, D. Gervais, S, Hughes, K. Gaidos, M. Casson, B. Rynders, S, Poulsen, and Kate McMahon. Gefmdh BACK ROW: John Falk, Judy Christensen, Bob Boeck, Bill Herzog, Chuck Mickelson, vice president, Larry Tredrea, social ch., lrena Vindasius, lngeman Ostergaard. ROW FOUR: Kay Wilson, Larry Seeger, Barbara Clark, Richard Johnson, Phil Korzilius, Bea Holman, Torn Rutkavvski, president: and Howard Irnhot, vice presidert. ROW THREE: Miss Wernecke, advisor, Ann Docter, Janice Mikulecky. Karen Manke, Thomas Lange, Carole Jensen, Christie Peterson, and Diane Ecklund. president. ROW TWO: Pat Donnelly, Jane Ronsholdt, secretary, Georgia Bense, Dorothy Sampe, Pat Beggs, Ma'y Jane Clausen, and Joyce DeLuca. FRONT ROW: Karen Creu- ziger, Francine Nelsen, Karen Ernst, Sharon Richter, Maxine Sidran, Judie Patch, Heather Elsrno, and Susie Tohm. D D 1'3 ol'CheSiS Big event of the year for Orchesis is its spring program - this year with a diary theme, each dance being associated with a month of the year. The group - interested for the most part in modern inter- pretive dancing - took part in the Park Christmas program. ln addition to improving their individual grace and poise, the members learned such ditterent dance steps as the polka and the mambo, BACK ROW: Miss Marcussen, advisor, S Mau, C Mattere: L Ef IJ les, S Bo,-fn J. Christensen, C Da'y, 5 Fuznkz, V Mat fr Tessrrzzn ROW FOUR: J. Nyiri, S Nielsen, J. Jensen, n'c:i::'.'t R Mszenskl, C Sihacht, S. K'ynik, R Milock, C Gy-Lf' C S.-.ian c S. Rfznnjw. ROW THREE: P. Peterson, J Dunk, J Hetihlv, D 9' ice, L. Rasmussen, L. Winchester, B. MaytT-i-ld, S. Stewie. C D1 and B. Leona-d. ROW TWO: S. McCarthy, C Mardernafk, J t-' S. Radewon, K. Gunderson, J. Duke, B. Bess, E. Arneson C El stein, and J, Blackwell. FRONT ROW: M Taggart M Pwti-H Miller, M Sizlran, treasurer,L Bolton, sf-cr-.-tary, tsl Jenin i president, D Gervais, P, Brucker, S Andersen, ar-il R. T:'i'g': The question - to dance or strut? Dl'ClTlGfiCS For the hrst time in a number of years, a Dramatics Club has been organized. Mr, ivlittag, new dramatics coach at Park, sponsors the group and hopes that eventually the group will be accepted by the Thespian Society, a national dramatics organization. Meetings are held each week. The club has prepared skits and one-act plays for their own entertainment, for school assemblies, and for PTA audiences. BACK ROW: M2 Mittag, advisor, J Rein, Cv. Cape R N:'n':: :S Olson, D Venier, Bill Roberts, K l-lilty, K Runge, acc K -CC' ROW FOUR. M lfforden, J, Jensen, G Noyes, P. Nelson, El '!:L S S'eFten, R Clay, Diana Krause, and J Tullis. ROW THREE Glass, J Bronk, S. Cook, S Barna, E Adams, vice prf-iiilfrnt C i Pederson. M Rosenbaum, R. Br-ggs, Janicf- Erickson, :rd P If ski ROW TWO: fs Swrithkey, H Kzrfh, tivwzsuier, l. f,i ,lw- i Rasmussen, C Kohler, D, Bassingor, Gail Christiansen, D. l-l-.n'i,f, M Mankowski FRONT ROW: Sherry Hanson, secrelaryp J. Blatl, li J Patch B. Temple, S. lverson, Silly Hay, Bonnie Bose, Kathy C 9 F. Ne':erw and Janice Dahnert. NOT PICTURED: Bai: Rivet rv dent Park had two teacner replacements tlne second semester. Mrs, Mae Mittag took Mrs Muriel Heinsonns place as a rrath teactier, and Mr David Zehren replaced Mrs. Jeanne Rayne, English department A six-man er , . . 5 men and l girl group plays at the March Sunday concert: Jim Murphy, Art Simmons, Ron Pete'son, l.yrin Bolton, John Williams, and Diclc Milligan. T Odds and ends . . . 'Arif tn Maxine Siclran is silenced forever well, hardlyi by Tom Kurten and Ann Docter. Maxine is accused of violating code order 39728 , . , criticizing Hi-Y. Tim, as president of Hi-Y, takes particular pleasure in silencing her. ia! t 1 , Dennis Sargent seems to be enioyirig using the new Wrong Font stamping maclnine l-le is persor: zing 1: seniors Kipi by stamping tl'ie students name in god on the corer 'F , wwl ,nf Student population explosionl Mr. Theodore Beach, Principal Leroy Ludernan, and Mr, Roger Taslcer check architect's plans for building additions and alterations. - Spring is here! When Mr. Theodore Stewart wears a daisy in his lapel, everyone knows that summer and vacation are not for away, Planning . . . M-1 WF,- hi Karen Danielson confers with an employment coun- selor about the results of her aptitude tests. These tests may be taken by any senior wishing vocational guidance and help in planning his or her career. an 7 Rotary Club members and Dave Erbe, Jim Raftini, Barbara Rynders, Sue Poulsen, Cathy Powers, Pat Prentice, Mr. Gerald Kongstvedt, and Mr. Carl Berthlein meet to plan the Post Pram that will be held at Memorial Hall, 4, 4 l. UM- ,, We are proud of our Park! -4 'ir BUSES TO OUT-OF-TOWN gannes were sponsored by Qithc' Co-Rec oi' Hi-Y, with severai being needed for tootboii garhes. Ted Petrokis prepares to signai Ali aboard! after students hove loaded in the parking lot ond the group is reody to take oft for a bzisketbciii gonie. Mr. RICHARD SCHNEIDER, ort instructor, agreed to supervise the make-up iob on Joan of Arc. He sow to it that aii cores and cracks had been prepedy flied, once .icon had been washed tharougny, be'ofe the painting began, JOAN OF ARC needed refurbishing this spring, and Christina Martinez, Ernestino Malocora, and Armodina Viiiaryeai voiun- teered to cieon ond point our ggi , . . their contribution to keeping Pork beoutifui. Learning the Latin language Two BACK ROW: Ted Drettwan, Gerald Franke, Allen Hillman, Bill Weiler, Dave Tredrea, vice-president: Bill Hallman, Mike Pattison, treasurer, John Sficos, president: Jim Griese, and Russ Pannier. ROW FOUR: Judy Neider, Elizabeth Merscher, Alma Blankman, Paul Brown, Vincent Savaglio, Dennis Hansen, Dave Bark- ley, Pat Lewwe, and Gail Kosterman. ROW THREE: Carol Swan, Carol Stuebe, Betty Allen, Mary Anne Martin, Dorothy Phillips, Carol Thompson, Bonnie Miller, Julie Lieg- ler, Anita Cramer, and Corky Eastman, ROW TWO: Carolyn Beth, Linda Lane, Margie Gulbrandson, Mary Eastman, Judi Jensen, Cheryl Davis, Connie Dullocher, Marilyn Servis, and Mari'yn Dautre, president. FRONT ROW: Sharon Jepsen, secretary, Sue Tubman, Nancy Commodore, Rosa Milock, Linda Larson, Alice Armstrong, Loralie An- derson, Lynn Myer, and Sandy Andersen, BACK ROW: Gerald Oliver, Jim Christ- iansen, Gil Berthelsen, president, Ron McCallum, Willie Alexander, Bill Boehm, Pete Tabet, treasurer: and John Woodford. ROW THREE: Judy Cohen, Heidi Batenburg, Jean Severson, Betty Beck, Rebecca Leggin, Ruth NIe'sen, and Sue McGuire. ROW TWO: Carol Bordhardt, Kathy Prlaulx, vice-president: Veronica Gaovits, Joan Farrell, secretary: Judy Francis, Barbara Pierangeli, Sue Gi5let', and Carolyn Turner. FRONT ROW: Naomi Sanders, Lori Junco, Lois Carroll, Barbara Bass, Janie Duke, Pat Briggs, and Tony Atwell. Anyone taking Latin 3 and 4 automati- cally is a member of one ot the Latin clubs because each club meets monthly during class time. The serving of re- freshments and the providing ot enter- tainment sets up live situations tor the pertection of Latin usuage. Plays from which students learn about Roman lite are otten presented. Bake sales provide money for hnancing club activities, especially the contribu- tion to AFS. Another maior proiect was constructing the float entered in the homecoming parade. This spring the Latin students dressed in their Roman Togas and attended the annual banquet where they were served by Roman slaves. Jim Culver, Dick Jahns, Wayne Larsen, Heather Elsmo, Sue Steffen, Virginia Baker, Michele Mankowski, and Bill Olson. TOPJ and Ted Christensen, Joe Bonfiglio, Pat Taggert, and Michele Mankowski, RIGHTy are all cast members of the Children's Theater production, f'The Emperor's New Clothes. Hi-Y dramafics Hi-Y's assembly was o take-off on Wichakds earlier pep assembly, The Park gang and the Cudahy gang met to compare teams, cheerleaders, and spectators, The Cudahy team, CRIGHTJ including Dave Cook, Jim Rickard, Roy Brush, and Dave Wil- liams are seen leaving the floor after showing their skills. The Cudahy gang, CBELOWJ Jack Priaulx, Tom Johnson, Andy Fenderson, Tom Erdmann, Jim Raflini - a symbol of feminine pulchritude - and Larry Tredrea enter to take part in a cheering contest. 4,.,,,- p J, New Clothes 0 Z v N 4 Q 1 ' 22 ' l g - U! .ills 3 N :W L ' ,ri K lv .fin 3 .W , Q, kk? L . ,swf .A J - Howard LeRette and Cliff Peer melt down old Beacon type and cast linotype ingots in preparation for the next edition. Gordy Cape, one of our cafeteria cashiers, is caught in the act by an alert Kipi pho- tographer. Barbara Clark turns her back on the whole proceedings. Could it be that she receives o part of the take? Ted Aller, Dave Erbe, and Tim Glines dis- cuss the first phase of their N.R.O,T.C. scholarship exams. All three boys passed :WGA this part of the test, Dave Nielsen was c fourth winner. A K f Making good - in several ways . . Ron Teigland, Diane Ecklund, Tom Lange, Mitche Pri- oulx, and Kathy Prioulx are Eve ofthe six luclcy winners of talent show leads. The sixth main role was talcen by Sue Paulsen, This year's talent production is cen- tered inthe South Seo Islands. , f., 2 . .. An Q A 4 . n BACK ROW: Shirley Mau, Odetta Geisslv lllamae Young, Carol Kuiper, Dotty lne fusino, Joan Franke, Judie Mogenson, anc Karen Mueller, ROW FOUR: Miss Gordon, advisor, Diana Krause, Judy Neider, Barb:'3 McQueen Carol Stuebe, Donna David- son, Susie McAlvay, and Dorothy Phillips, ROW THREE: Jaan Neuman, Carol Williams, Gayle Sorenson, Pat Beggs, Nancy Ehen Marilyn Casson, Pat Reading, and Sandy Nielsen, ROW TWO: Ona Meeks, Karen Kzzteley, Judy Wiggs, Sue Raymond, Carolyn Halverson, Judy Daams, Lula Reams, and Charlene Olive. FRONT ROW: Karen Creu- ziger, treasurer, Susie Tohm, secretary, Jocnie Donaldson, Nancy Commodore, Carolyn Turner, Janie Blackwell, Carolyn Danielson, and Lorraine Jersen. Girls' Bowling Club BACK ROW: Jane Hader, Gail Kostermfzf Sharon Bs 'eistU, Charlene Poplin, Grist Severson, Betty Bc-ck, Judy Sorenson, wi: Jelly Sn ei': ROW FOUR: D'inri Mig, Betty Voll, lm-se Vindkmens, Doreen F'asa Dianri Ric-', Judy' Kivir, Judy Meeks find Martha Rosr.-nbaum. ROW THREE: Judy Rosshia, Sur- Fiori, Ann Christensen, Sharon Chapman, Lucia Jones, secretary, Lollie Kramer, Michele Mzinkowski, and Sandra Wiggs. ROW TWO: June Hake, Mfirylou . 'l1: 'eal, Snizfi-y SZuh.:i, Ellen Jensen, Shir' ley Larsen, Kiitlvyii Ste-b-:ck S :ndi z Y ilr' 'ind flaw Snriil-y FRONT ROW: Kathie Gedemer, Pat Stark, Charlene Parker, Lynaz Kamrnien, Dianne Foote, Karen Danielson, and Barbara Orthey. Girls' Bowling Club alters on excellent means ot tun and relaxation as well as ot improving your skill as a bowler. The girls meet Thursday atter school at the Uptown Lanes and bowl tor two hours. Miss MaryJane Gordon is the club advisor. This year the girls are divided into two groups, those who have an average of ilO and above, and those whose aver- age is below ilO. The girl with the highest score in each division wins a tree game, and the girl with the highest average at the end ot the year is pre- sented with a trophy. fill Boys' Bowling Club This is the third year that Park's bowling enthusiasts have organized under the direction ot Mr. Eilet Saetveit. Officers of the club are John Schroeder, president, Jim Christiansen, treasurer, and Ray Niel- sen, secretary. The boys meet Wednesdays after school at the Bol-Mor Alleys. They arranged in- formal matches with such nearby schools as St. Catherine's, Horlick and South Milwaukee. An im- portant event was the banquet in April. Officers roll for top score: Keith Chrlstian- sen, Ray Nielsen, Jchn Schroeder, and Jim Christiansen, BACK ROW: Jim Petersen, Dennis Otwaska, Glenn Ottosen, John Wilke, Roger Johnson, Ray Nielsen, secretary, and John Schroeder, president. ROW THREE: lieth Christiansen, Jerry Mad- sen, Jim MacDougall, John Dorman, Mike Grayson, Bob Ottosen, and John Shcos. ROW TWO: Robert Thomas, Dave Schiller, Walter Sauter, Bill Ernst, Bob Krenzke, Chuck Bouwens, and Jim Christiansen, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Roger Parr, Jim Murphy, Mr. Saetveit, Duane Krause, Gary Obry, and Donald Curnrningr. '7 fnl flu' 81 Photography Club Parlc's Photo Club as such was revived this past tall atter a three year absence. Bill Jacobi, club president, explains, Because ot the recent start of the club most ot the members were new and inexperienced and the first few months were spent in educating them in camera techniques and the development ot negatives. Different types of cameras were also discussed. What is now the Photo Club is a continuation ot last year's Photo Agency. Members may use equipment owned by Parlds publications, several members are statt photographers on KIPI and BEACON, but club membership is not a requisite. Advisor to the group is Mr. Robert Matson, a new taculty member but an old Parkite, . . 'T Lighting Agency A modern must tor attaining maximum eltectiveness for concerts, musicals, banquets, or tor that matter - any social activity, is the proper lighting. This is particularly true ot presentations in the school gym, which is devoid ot almost all desirable appointments, For this service, Parlc has to thank the ingenuity ot our Lighting Agency which is headed by Wally Justus. Sharing honors is the group's advisor, Mr. Donald Mittag. One ot the main services ot the Lighting Agency is to provide the proper lighting tor the plays which are presented at Park by our amateur dramatists. BACK ROW: Terr Kiley ard 'W'al'y Justss, chevron. FRONT ROW: Jack Otto, Ted Christensen, and Art l-lone. BACK ROW: Bill Jacobi, president Bill Anderson Richard Oertel, treasurer Dave Engstrom Tom Hall FRONT ROW: secretary James Commodore, vice president John Williams Bill Storms John Barber Leadership, responsibility, fun . . . . . . these we seek in our senior year. ELDEAN ADAMS LINDA BAKER LOIS AHLES VIRGINIA BAKER JESSIE ALLEN DONALD BALDWIN TED ALLER BARBARA JEAN BARANICII MAJOR ALLGOOD KATHY ANDERSON LUELLA ANDERSON LILLIAN ARNESON GEORGIA BENSE DON BENSON CHARLENE BERG CHARLES BERNATH JAMES BARKER WARREN BERTELSEN TIM BASS SUSAN BERTRAM BETTY BECK CAROLYN BETH JUDIE BELL GILBERT BETH -WX 1 DONNA BETKO TOM BLASK BOB BLOSS Senior clcss officers Tim Kurten, president, Steve Morgan, vice-presidenfg Gail Johnson, secreturyg ond Judy Jensen, treasurer, con- sider key senior committee appointments. 9 BOB BOECK BONNIE BOLMAN LYNN BOLTON JOE As BONFIOLIO PHYLU5 BROWN WAYNE BQQTH JOHN BRUDNKIKV BONNIE LEE BOSE STEVE BRUNER CHUCK BOUWENS JOAN BRONK PAUL BROWN 85 L ' SHARON CHRISTENSEN JIM CHRISTIANSEN KEITH L CHRISTIANSEN THEODORE CHRISTIANSEN BUDDY CHRISTIANSEN Arrlvol of somethmg new Is always ex- HAROLD CHRISUANSON clflng ond closs rmgs are doubly so. Sfeve Bruner cdrmres Phyllis EIlison's ROY BRUSH BILL BUETOW BUZZ BURZA BILL BUTTERFIELD GORDON CAPE JOAN CARD MARILYN CASSON STAN CELMER GEORGE CHARS GLORINE CHRISTENSEN ROY CHRISTENSEN SANDRA CHRISTENSEN We ioin S. C. A. and pay and pay . . . . . . buy directories and bring book rental JAMES EASLEY CHRISTY EISENREICK MIKE FALCONER ROBERT E. EATON PHYLLIS ELLISON CATHERINE FEIL KAREN SUE EBERHARDY NANCY ELLSWORTH ANDREW FENDERSON SANDY EBERT DAVE ERBE DIANNE ECKLAND TOM ERDMANN NANCY EHEN PETE FALCH Dove Erbe, Tim Kunen, Sreve Shoff, ond Chuck MIckeIson pIon the Kickoff, our Hrs? oII-school pony. Their menu: brotwurst, roost corn, and pop. 88 Homecoming, concerts, ancl class cheers . . . PAT FERGUS TOM FESKO JOHN FORNAL JOAN FRANKE . . . memorable, happy occasions for all of us. ROSJE GANDY TIM GLINES MARYANN GARSKI KAREN GOEPEERT JAMES GAYHART DALENE GOINES KATHLE GEDEMER KATHY GORDON JEANNE FREDERICKSON ODETTA GEISSLER JO ANNE GREEN SHARON FREDERIKSEN DIANA GERVAIS CAROL R. GREENE BIRGIT FRIIS RON GETMAN PAUL F. GREVSEMER VERONICA GALOVITS PAT GLASS SUZETTE GRIFFJTH Q A4 f ?-x MW' If-54 J.. 9-xm W ,ff- ff: DAVE GROTH JIM GUSTAFSON NANCY GUY JOAN HAACK JULIA HACHIKIAN JANE HADER SANDRA HADLEY DAVID HAHN NORM HAHN ROGER HAMERS MAUREEN HANSEN VICKI HANSEN LINDA HANSON BARBARA HARRIS KAREN HARTL JUDI HARTNETT SALLY M. HAY ROGER HELLAND RALPH HENKE BILL HERZOG BILL HETLAND BILL HOFFMAN BEA HOFMAN JUNE HOKE DAVETTA HOLT BARBARA I-IORT SHIRLEY HORVATH MICHAEL HOWARDS RICHARD HOW RUTI-IIE HUCK BILL JACOBI DICK JAHNS CATHY JENSEN JUDY JENSON BILL JOHNSON GAIL JOHNSON JUDITH ANN JOHNSON LEE JOHNSON RICHARD C. JOHNSON DICK G. JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON E LARRY HQYORD A time-out during summer's fun, to hove your senior picture Token. Mr, Lionel Lewis poses Karen Sorensen for her portrait, X , .S TOM JOHNSON JUDY KERR VIOLET JOHNSON MARCIA JORGENSEN TOM KILEY SYLVIA KIDD WALLY JUSTUS HELEN KARCH KATHLEEN KARLSEN Typlcol of what toolc place throughout the school on College Night, Sue McAlvc:y ond Ted Aller confer with Mr. Norman Azpell, representative from the University of Wisconsin in Racine, K CAROL JEAN KOHLER JOHN KONOPKA WILLIAM E. KORNWOLF, Jr. LANCE KING EUGENE KNAAK CHUCK KNUDSEN Merit Scholarship tests, qualifying tests . . . . . . we hope for the best and take them. RAYMOND G. LOPEZ SALLIE MARKSON SANDY MCINTOSH LOVVELL MACK CHRIS MARTINEZ KATE MCMAHON ROBIN MADSEN DAVID MARTINSEN MARVIN MCNEAL ROGER MADSEN CAROL JEAN MAU BARB MCOUEEN STEVE MAHNKE DIANA MAY JUDY MEEKS MARY MAITLAND SUSAN MCALVAY CHARLES MELCHER ERNNY MALACARA DENNIS MCCOMBS DAVE MENEFEE MART MANG BARB MCDONALD CHARLES MICKELSON '56 'Y Wes I ELIZABETH MIDDLETON STEVE MORGAN FRANCINE NELSEN DAN MILLIGAN SHEILA MAE MOSHER GLENN NELSON RICHARD MILLIGAN PAUL MUEHR LEE NELSON DAVID MITCHELL JERRY MUND iq .IUDIE MOGENSON JUDY 'MUND MILT MOGREN CHRIS NELSEN Students planning tor the future take the College Board Exam at one of the five yearly sessions. Park is the testing center for Racine. Writing ore: Dick Johnson, Barbara Clarke, Dan Milligan, Virginia Baker, ond Lindo Honsen. V Weonng of fhexr cops ond gowns is on event eagerly onrncupofed by mos! seniors. ShurIey Johnson meosures Lynn Bolton for PAM NELSON SHARON NELSON TOM NELSON JOAN NEUMAN JACQUIE NEWMAN DAVE G. NIELSEN DAVID NIELSEN JEAN NIELSEN OLLIE NIELSEN RAY NIELSEN DAVE NORDENTOET FAROL NORWICK WALLY NOVAK GLORIA NOYES ALAN OBERMEYER JOHN OBUCHOWSKI SUSAN OCOCK JIM OLIVE GERALD OLIVER BILL OLSON DOROTHY OLSON BARBARA ORTHEY INGEMAN OSTERGAARD MARTY PAGENKOPF DAVE PAIGA SHARON PARRISH JUDITH PATCH MIKE PATTISON CHARLENE PAULIN ANDY PAULSON JOEL PAVIA KAREN PAVLIC LYNN PEDERSEN CLIFF PEER JOHN L. PELK CHRISTIE PETERSEN GARY PETERSEN NANCY PETERSEN RON PETERSEN DENNIS PETERSON ROBERT PETERSON SHIRLEY A. PETERSON Senior arrangements . . . . . . announcements, mixer, banquet -v 'b 'cr SF' ,N CLARE PETRAN PAUL PFEIEFER RICHARD PHILLIPS PEGGY PRENTICE ROBERT RAKOW PAT PRENTICE ROBERTA REESER WAYNE PRINTZ JOY RENQUIST MARGARET PIPER JACK PRUDHOMME SUE POULSEN JIM RAEFINI CATHERINE POWERS GORDON RAGUSE Does It expIode or does it jus? izzI-5? Tcm Erdmcnn ond Bob BIcss work cn theIr chemisfry experiments, Redding, 'Riting, 'Rithmetic, and such . . . . . . we struggle with studies, study for tests. BRUCE N. REVIE BARBARA SANDERS SANDY SCHNEIDER HARVEY RICH DENNIS SARGENT JOHN SCHROEDER JEAN RICHARDS MARY SARJEANT CAROLINE SCHULZ JIM RICKARD JOHN SAYRE GAYLE SCHWABE DOTTIE ROBBINS JAKE SCHAFFER RUTH SCHWENGEL FRED ROESELER LIN SCHATZMAN JEAN SEVERSON KAREN RUNDLE JIM SCHERER LINDA SHAWHAN BARBARA RYNDERS HELEN SCHLUCKEBIER JOHN H. SHIRK Questions, problems oncl testing . . . . . . counselors help us think things through JINNY TISHKEN JACK TOPOLESKI JUDITH TOUTANT LARRY TREDREA JUDY SHOCKLEY STEVE SHOFF JUDY SIMMONS DICK SLAASTED RUTH MARIE SMALANCKE PAUL B. SMEDEGAARD AL TROSSEN LYNNE TRUMBULL JENNIFER TUFTS .IUDITH TULLIS PAUL SMITH ZENON SMOLARCK JOAN SORENSEN JUDY SORENSEN KAREN SORENSEN MARNNA SORENSEN LEE UPTON PAT USTYMOVVICZ DAWN M, VAN DER WIELEN SHERRY VAN SWOL NANCY SORENSEN SUE STACEY PAT STARK ROBIN STEENSEN SUE STEFFEN DELBERT STOCKWELL BENNIE STORO PAT STREGE JOHN STROHMER MARJORIE SUS MARY SWANSON DAVE SWENDSEN KENNETH SWENSON RON TEIGLAND BARBARA TEMPLE JACKIE THILLEMAN WAYNE C. THOEN BILL TIGGES Graduation day . the future ln our hands. Graduation marks on end ond cn beginning. Pcm Nelson and Russ Wolwamolci hold their hard-earned diplomas proudly. ARMIE VILLARRIAL BETTY VOLL RUSS WAHAMAKI DOREEN WALDECK JOHN WILKE JUDY WILKINS BETTY WILLIAMS CAROL WILLIAMS CAMI LLE WALTERS SUE WANLESS LES WIECHERS DY WIGGS NANCY WILLIAMS BRUCE WILLIAMSON RON WILLING KAY WILSON ROLAND WILSON JUDY WINDROSS DON WRZESINSKI RUSSELL WURZ XB. MIKE YANKOVICH, Jr RONNY YOUNG JEANINE ZIETLOW DON ZUMACK UPPER: B:'lJara McDonald, Jaan Franlce, Army Villarreal, Linda Miclwe'l, and Penny Truzlcer talce :ive of funds far Parlds clubs in Siudeni Treasury MIDDLE LEFT: Sue Clzpe and SJe Tabman discuss geomerry models, MIDDLE RIGHT: Linda F':: 'me and Nancy Jacobson go abcui 'ne sausliy cb ci dis- sec ng Cl worm. LOWER: Jane Guarascio, Barbara Tree, and Pearl Gregery expand 'Iver wardrobes wrlw clothes they make rnerrselves. Classwork proves enioyable. I-low Ya use lab equipment, maine- marical symbols, sewing machines, and adding machines, all this is offered is us. Whether we are puffing a d'ess iogetlier or Taking a lrag aparf, we learn somelning and enjoy if. Adding sums al mcney ar vvcrlcing algelya lar- mulas, all iris is parr al our scaaal day, Prem dramafics ie a'ysS:al education, from music ra Englisrz and liislary, a wide variety al subiecls is offered. 05-2- sr KSTPQ-. Gail Sorenson Karen Nielsen and Kathy Perrault are among the girs whose iob it is to record absences and tardiness an the office records Joy Renquist and Violet Johnson help one of the faculty by running ol? test p pers and assignment sheets from a stencil Dove Noldenloh T es Chine shop shape metal bars In The mc out a View mochme Th ,,.n We can cut stencils and use the mimeograph machine, record at- tendance and help out in the ot- Hce, serve meals and wash dishes in the cafeteria, or work with tools in the wood, electricity, or metal shops. People with varying apti- tudes and ambitions are all taken care ot, and new interests and hobbies are stimulated. Skills learned in the gym and in class- rooms help many students shape their futures. Knowledge gained is cu future assured Lynn Bolton Barbara Clark, Birgit Friis, and Shirley Johnson help wash dishes in our cafeteria after a busy lunch hour. Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Golfers grab the big one . . . the State Title 1958 Varsity Golf Record 646 324 332 393 331 333 318 335 327 333 654 326 318 668 Shorewood ....... 745 Cudahy . . . . . . 402 Cudahy ... ... 369 Janesville ......... 423 South Milwaukee . . . 346 Wauwatosa ,.,.... 365 Kenosha .......... 329 South Milwaukee 396 U. W. Racine . .... 375 Wauwatosa ....... 340 Kenosha .. . .. 659 Horlick ... . . . 339 Kenosha .. . .. 332 Horlick 717 Big-8 Meet- Park 2nd Sectional - Pork 1st 5 I i Jim Pansch, Dave Snyder, Jim Griese, and Dick Wells cluster around Coach Emil Kuester, holding the emblem symbolic of the state golf championship. The foursome shot a remarkable 311 on the first day at the Green Lake Lawsonia Country Club, and 328 on the second day. Prior to winning the state title, the same four players had contributed to a squad record of 14 straight wins in dual contests, 4 I Winning the State Golf Championship brought to a conclusion a most outstand- ing golf season. The Panther foursome beat out Green Bay East by nine strokes to take top honors in the state, the third state Golf Championship that Park has won. Dick Wells, with a 152, placed second for medalist honors. On the way to the state title, the Park team beat Greendaie, Kenosha, and Horlick for the sectional championship 325 to 328, 333, and 335 respectively. Earlier in the Big-8 tournament, which Kenosha won with 318 strokes, Park, Beloit, and Madison West had tied for runner-up honors with totals of 324 each. 1958 Golf Squad Coach Emil Kuester, Jim Griesef Dan Arnundsen , Dave Snyder , Dick Wells , Paul Dawsonw, Don O1sen ', Jim Pansch , Dave Lehmannw, Dick Snyder, Bob Peterson, Ken Jensen, Bill Olson, Gib Berthel- SGU, Gary Johnson, Jim Murphy, Morgan Meissner, William Klingenmeyer, Cal Petersen, Dave Williams, John Williams, Bill Madsen, Howard Imhoft, and John Melgaard. iLettermen: 'returnin , Mgraduatedi 9 State Tournament - Park 1st I -Q u I Ll l hir' lit E?fl1!6K?1f4 gg H il 1 1 1 1 il1lii,igll 3515 VP-J.. , 'b.a., 1 sexism. 1958 Baseball Varsity Squad STANDING: Coach Richard Nelson, Dennis Kommeri Sherman Howards, Bill Burterheldi Ted Petrokis', Ralph l-lenke' Keith Franke , Dean Luclvigsonw, Dick Johnson, Torn Johnson', Dave Chrisiianseni Jerry Rasmussen , and Bob Blass . Kurstenlf .lim Milslagle , and Torn Erdman' KNEELING: Mike iLetterrnen: 'returning, Mgraduatedi 1958 Baseball Record 1958 Tennis Record +Park Waukegan ... Park l-lorlick ..... . .. +Park South Milwaukee Park Kenosha ,...., .. fPark South Milwaukee Park South Milwaukee .. Park Horlick ....... Park Burlington .... .. Park Janesville ..... Park Horlick ... .. .. 'Park North Chicago Park Kenosha ,..... .. Park Madison Central Park South Milwaukee .. .. Park Kenosha ...... Park Burlington .... .. Park Madison East .. Park Wauwatosa .. .. Park l-lorlick ....... Quadrangularf Park 4th, Park Madison West . Big-8: Park tied for 5th. Park Janesville ..... Sectionals: No one placed. Park Kenosha .. Park l-lorlick . . . PM Kenosha -- 1958 Varsity Tennis Squad Park Beloit ........ 'Park .... 5 North Chicago . fsrxlonconferencej STANDING: Coach Don Schutt, David MacKenzie , Mike Fal- conor John Gunther Dave Erbe' Torn Christensen Joe Chovan and Eugene Knaak KNEELING Ron Willing Don Davis Ralph Sad lon Ben Hallam Steve Bruner Ron Petersen and Dan uud NOT PICTURED Steve Morgan Letterrnen returning graduatedi Although track is thought of primarily as an individual sport, team effort is important in relays: and absolute precision and timing is required in the hand-offs here being practiced by Ray Lopez and John Kessler. Track Squad BACK ROW: Dave Nordentofti Larry Tredrea', Claude Tower, Jim Doss, Ron Sorenson, Bert Carrington, Tonis Mangk, Bill Boehm, Bill Olson, and Morris Hogard. ROW TWO: Dan Milligan, Fred Morris , Chuck Bernath, Ray Lopez, Dave Winnen, Mart Mang, Norman Hahn, and John Kessler. FRONT ROW: Monty Westmoreland, John Anderson, Ken Boutell, Tom Lange, Ken Mazmanian, Harry Wiiliamsn, Ken Mee, Tom Rutkowski, and Bill Jacobi. NOT PICTURED: Mike Kellyf' iLettermen: returning, Hgraduatedt Other '58 spring sports fare less well 1958 Track Record Dual: Pork 75, Horlick 43. Triangular: Kenosha, Park, Horlick Qndi. Dual: Park CSTA, Kenosha 5535. Janesville Relays '7thl. Big 8 - Suburban Meet i3rd:. Dual: Park 75, Horlick 43. Triangular: Kenosha, Horlick, Park '3rdl. Big 8 conference at Janesville !7thl, Sectionals at Whitefish Bay: Tonis Mang qualified for state. The baseball team had a rough year in l958, winning two non-conference games, but losing all Big-8 engagements. The story seemed to be that when we had hitting we didn't get pitching, and when we got pitching we weren't hitting. The baseball candidates were a hungry group as i959 came on. Fairly successful summarizes the record ot the tennis team. The squad had more wins than in '57 and with a number ot lettermen returning antici- pated better times in '59. Veterans include: Dave Erbe, Steve Morgan, Ron Peterson, Ralph Sadlon, Mike Falconer, and Tom Christiansen. Track went through a re-building stage in '58, with sophomores and iuniors gaining valuable experience. Better records are looked tar this spring with a nucleus of outstanding lettermen back. These include: Mang, weights, Nordentott, pole vault and hurdles: and Tredrea, distance runs. 107 4, Q , X.. -.,fi Western Day On May l7, a relatively recent tradition at Park, the annual Western Day took place. People who appeared to have iust stepped out of a western novel iammed the halls at noon. Some of these characters KLEFTD, REAR: Ronald Young, Bill Jacobi, and Jon Wardrip, CENTER: Bebe Behnke, FRONT: Ann Docter, Lynn Bratley, and Sarah Daubert. A holdup was staged during the lunch hours in the cafeteria. Square dancing with Dan Bertram calling, and the auctioning of box lunches were features of the evening activities. Traditional Spring Latin Banquet Second year Latin students were enter- tained at their annual Latin Banquet on April 24. Attired in the floating robes of the Roman gods and goddesses, they spent their evening drinking nectar and being waited on by Helots, first year students. The cafeteria was transformed into a ban- quet hall llvlt. Olympusl, and was deco- rated in gold and two shades of purple. The script for the entertainment was written by Carole Jensen. The feast was ruled over by King Jupiter lDick Wellsl and Queen Juno lJoan Jensenl. Among those present UNSETJ were Tom Benson, Joan Farrell, and Colleen Westcott. Carnival Time One of the highlights of the year at Park is the carnival sponsored by Student Council. Under the direction of Lovice Becker, general chairman, participating groups set up booths in the cafeteria, along the first floor corridor, and in the girls' gym. Senior Council operated a refreshment stand, Wichaka a cake walk and telegraph agency, Rifle club a target range, Lettermen a spook house, Cheerleaders sports activities, Hi-Y a movie, and German club a traditional Beer Garden. Feature of the evening was a show in the boys' gym with Marshall Wexler as master of ceremonies. Talent included a boys' quartet from Franklin Junior High, a girls' quartet in- cluding Sandy Hansen, Kathy Priaulx, Gwen Evans, and Marsha Genich, and a teacher quartet of Roland Olson, Eilef Saetveit, A. B. Close, and Leander Berven. Carnival clientele, having helped refurbish the treasuries of the various clubs, rounded out an interesting evening with dancing in the gymnasium, Kipi Distribution Last year's KlPIS were passed out by the Student Council representatives in the homerooms. Among those eager to receive their books were Shirley Larsen, Carol Jen sen, John Williams and Joan Petersen. To protect the white and blue covers, the statt sold plastic tolders. activities help keep life interesting Student-Teacher Day Student-Teacher Day is that wondertul day when students become teachers and teachers become stu dents. Teacher and students pictured CBELOWD are Gordon Raguse, teacher, and Leslie Wiechers, Bon- nie Bose, Gary Petersen, Lowell Mack and Harvey Rich, students. Special administrative positions were given to students writing the best applications. Donna Steinbrink became principal for the day Dave MacKenzie was vice-principal, Judy Kristopeit was librarian, and Doug Julius was head cook. Spring Concert Say It With Music Irving Berlin advisea and that was lust what we did On May 25 230 Sunday Park presented its annual spring concert S y It With Music. Mr. Roland Clson and Mr. Eilef Saet- veit effectively combined the talents at the band orchestra chorus classes choristers and A Cappella choir. Soloists from the choir were Nancy Desmond and Freddie Morris. A piano solo was presented by Becky Lou Peterson. H, S Um X4 Q, iffz' .ff , I fj Mr xiii ,i., ,x x wg, miie ,X ,, ,S Q a ffsfiyf' V, 2 , 'H .V w ? , Z' HW S N N . iffy. . ff k2?,,n .L 3. M 3 .. law ff ' becomes an eve to remember at Park. The production grossed a record profit ot Sil95 and played to l85O people during its three night run, Faculty Advisor Gerald Kongstvedt, Mrs. Atlee Bratley, who helped with the dance num- bers, and Bill Cisney, the student director, are shown in a pro- duction conference CUPPER LEFTJ. Messrs. Marshall Boyd and Roland Olson were other teacher sponsors, Nancy Niess KDIRECTLY BELOWJ was student choreographerg Sue Poulsen KBELOW LEFTJ with Terry Ludernan, who played the statue, was props chairman, and Ann Docter was in charge of costumes. Decorations, stage design, floor pattern, and program designing were masterfully handled by Mike Monroe. Gary Hooker directed promotion and Tim Kurten was stage manager. Don Baldwin and his band QBELOWJ provided the musical ac- companiment and special feature numbers. 1958 Awards Assembly Quill and Scroll Awards BEACON - Viginia Baker KIPI - Carol Caton l'lOlClOVeV Members Bebe Behnke Glorine Christensen Ruth Clay Ann Docter Eugene Nelson Shirley Hanson Judy Linde-rs Cathy Powers Larry Tredrea Judy Swiden Kathy Klema Elaine Valasis Michael Monroe Alice Hein Kay Worthen John Lake Judi Lindner Jon Wardrip George Mee John Heiss Special Honors lParhal Llshngl St Olafs College Science Fellowship winners Larry Tredrea and Dennis Christensen Pat Bark Future Nurses Association Scholarship Sue Blish Butler Unnversity one halt tuition Carol Caton Duke University Nursing Scholarship Dennis Christensen St Olats College Science for Youth Institute Fellowship Edward Christensen University of Wisconsin Honor Scholarship NROTC Scholar ship Bill Cisney Natnonal Merit Scholarshlp Certnti cate Sarah Daubert American Auxrlnary Award PTA Scholarship University ot Wisconsm Honor Scholarship Catherine DeMet Hellenic Orthodox Church Fund Scholarshlp Richard Guenther Ein son Rockridge Music Center Fellowship summer session Karen Hall Western Printing Scholarship National Secretaries Award Shirley Hansen PTA Scholarship John Heiss Merit Scholarship Recom mendation Dartmouth College Scholarship four years David Hughes American Legion Athletic Award Kathy Klema Mllwaukee Journal Art Con test Wnnner David Lehmann Ripon College Schol arshnp Judy Linders National Secretaries Award Judith Lindner Walter Curtis Palmer Award Amer: can Legion Auxrliary Award Amencan Association of Unnversity Womens Award Elks Most Valuable Student Award University of Wisconsin Honor Scholarship Catherme McKay Scholarship for Iowa State Judy McCullough PTA Scholarshtp Altusa Club Scholarship Michael Monroe Natronal Graphic Arts Education Award American Academy of Art Scholarshnp Gordon Eugene Nelson Amer: can Association ot University Women Creative Writing Award Unlverslty ot Wisconsin Honor Scholarship Wabash College Award Merit Schol arship Certlficate Eugene Pitts Mernt Scholarshnp Commendation James Porzak Outstanding Student engineering exhibit at Wisconsxn Science Fair Wa bash College Scholarship Mernt Scholarshnp Cer tificate Leola Ramsey Spelling Award Donna Stembrink Women Teachers Scholarshnp A Scholarship Wisconsin Legislative Freshman Scholar ship Larry Tredrea St Olats College Science for Youth Institute Fellowship Elaine Valasis Typing Award Hellenic Orthodox Church Fund Betty Voll German Essay Contest Winner Jon Wardrip VFW Good Citizenship Award Universlty of Wusconsun Honor Scholarshnp Anthony Zanis Hellenic Ortho dox Church Fund 112 I O O O 2 steinite Cup, Bausch 8. Lomb Award. James Gustaf- in Physics Award, S25 bond for best electrical . D . : . . - . . z , . , PT Seniors with 90 or Above for Three Years Thomas Aldrich Roberta Anderson Lovlce Becker Sue Blish Marion Borowsk: Carol Catan Edward Christensen William Clsney Sarah Daubert Marylyn Evans Karen Francis Richard Guenther Donna Guse Karen Hall Leif Hanson Shirley Hanson John Henss Mary Jensen Janet Kiehlbauch Judy Landers Judith Lindner Philip Lund Judy McCullough Gordon Eugene Nelson Nancy Niess James Porzak Pearl Rosenbaum Loraine Samsel John Schlevensky David Snyder Donna Steunbrlnk Elaine Valasls Jon Wardrip Darlene Waydlck Richard Wells Peter Westergaard Kay Worthen 5 14 Barbara Clark and Steve Bruner Sophomores Jane Ronsholdt .. Dennis Christensen Bill Storms ...... Carol Ann Jensen Janice Mikulecky Dorothy Sampe . Barbara Bass Dorothea lntusina Joan Jensen .... Tim Lange ...... Susan Lynch .... Judith Rankin Vince Savaglio .. Maxine Sidran .. 97.5 96.5 96.5 94.5 94.5 94.5 94.5 94.5 94,5 94.5 Juniors Steve Bruner Barbara Clark Dianne Ecklund Ruth Smalancke Barbara Temple Richard Johnson ...... Michael Howards ..... Betty Voll ........... Larry Tredrea ........ Dave Erbe ........... Ruth Schwengel ...... Ingeman Ostergaard .. 975 965 965 95 8 95.5 94.8 94.5 94.2 94.06 's Ch 'ste sen, Jane Ronsholdt a d B'll Sta ll l i ,it O I Highest Scholashc Averages . . 'gl ' K I : if ' 5 , 3 3 ...............,. . ' 1 ............... 97.1 Georgia sense .ffffffffffffff 9518 M 95 1 95 l Dennl rl n n I r 1- J' 'E J Ref ffl V fi ' .s, :gm v I ff 'Q X ' n Tlx X 5 'fn ' ilk , with 3:2 ijxrt qgggi ri Q N H151 Among The Hnal glorious momenrs in The life of a senior, The lang'awaiTed prom. Park's Theme was a colorfully decoraTed Carousel, Large gaily-painTed merry- go-raund horses paraded The walls amid pennanT-shaped carousel signs. STreamers of pink, green, yellow, red, and yioleT hung from The ceiling, and a miniaTure carousel wiTh flashing colored lighTs sTood in The cenTer of The Tloor. Wes Adrian direcTed his band in a carnival bandsrand decoraTed wiTh circus designs. Bill Cisney and Judy Swiden, TorTunaTe in The draw, reigned as king and aueen. Responsible Tor The arrangemenTs were Co-chairmen Loraine Samsel and Jackie Mueller, advised by Messrs, Ralph MclnTosh and Philip Krause, and The many diligenTly working commiTTees. Following The prom aT Park, The group paraded downTown To Memorial Hall Tor The PosT Prom, sponsored by The l2oTary Club. l-lere The mood was subdued and senTimenTal in keeping wiTh The Theme of The dance, Devva MaTa, Japanese Tor l'll be seeing you. A Japanese garden compleTe wiTh a Tiny pond oT goldhsh graced The middle oT The dance floor. Music was provided by Tony PasTor. M-if Carousel and Dewcl Maia .U X1 Y , , ., n BL ' ' V' YZI' 7 Ni? A iii N 'xv' Mamie we A 1- :ff a R1 1 ry , 5, f X U fi' f fl f ff, y f A 1 f ' , , f ! ,da 3 I 2 , f A 1 N I ! I ' Fit? X .ev w Y. 2 p I' C 2 :aw iv, y ,A sf' ix. I 1' 2 , '58 Student Council All-School Elections :E Directing Student Council attairs this past year have been KRIGHTJ: Treasurer Wilson, Secretary Ellison, Vice President Nordentoft, and President Bruner, who last spring set to work naming committee heads, organizing activities, and formulating plans for the year. Ono need was apparent - revising the Council constitution to malce it more operative under changing conditions. 116 .na 5 Three, instead of the usual two parties, placed full slates of candidates in contention for Student Council ottices in the i958 election. The dozen capable contestants: CABOVE, BACK ROWJ Dave Nordentoft, Larry Tredrea, Dave Erbe, Steve Shoft, Ted Aller, and Steve Brunerp and CFRONT ROWJ Phyllis Ellison, Karen Pavlic, Kay Wilson, Carole Jensen, Dianne Ecklund, and Pam Nelson. Stunts and gimmicks lent color to the campaign, Partisan sheep CUPPER LEFTJ pleaded in the cafeteria, enthusiastic bands Cl.EFTl featuring among others Tom Worcester, David Thomson, Dick Milligan, John Williams, Jim Trefren, and Dave Nielsen wooed voters at the flagpole, a bandwagon worked the school corridors, and silhouettes ot the partisans argued their cases. Because school painters were busy in the gymnasium, on elec- tion day a grand parade moved the student body noisily out to the area south of the school where Park's first outdoor election assembly was held CLEFT BOTTOMD. There, all three parties - Bell, Tops, and Delta - introduced their respective candidates for secretary: Ellison, Pavlic, and Eclclund, for treasurer: Wilson, Nelson, and Jensen, for vice president. Nordentott, Erbe, and Tredrea, and for president: Aller, Shalt, and Bruner, and had them outline their party programs. During the day, students who had registered beforehand and were thus entitled to vote, supported their choices at the polls. In several close contests, Delta came through with one winner, and Bell with three. Senior homeroom members . . . 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