Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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Living in a fast progressing age we all wonder at the marvelous changes occurring around us Even in our own small world at Waukesha High School big changes came about this year The entire community watched the structure on Roberta Avenue grow and grow until at last our beautiful new school was ready. Moving to the new building was very exciting for iuniors and seniors who found that it was beautiful but not completely finished. Sophomores and freshmen found readiustment somewhat difficult as they as- sumed new responsibilities at the old building. However change is easy for us- we live in an era of progress. Ours is a changing world. NEARLY TIME FOR THE BELL as students wait patiently for school to begin. W M LWQEMWQWA N Www : WNWMW YZ P1 Weather the Storm of Busthng Stxidcnts EDISON BUILDING hom f eh w 145 -Q ,' V E-nj 1 5 ' W1X:V2fg2f ,L-f..M Xt .7 V K 1 1 WU. M A , , W ,Q I Az, 1: if Q! Aj Law giifsffgiiisx. y 2 , 'xv f1,I:f5Vf l ' 'fifilwre A 'Wi m V . AF iii, gf My fm, ,. 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The Waukesha High School homecoming court is fully prepared for the evening's festivities. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Strelecki, Dave Larson, Mary Jo Pfiel, Bill Ownes, Queen Mary Sue Duescher, King Gene Harter, Lonnie Trevarrow, Connie O'Brien, Bonnie Nelson, and Bill Davies. October As the excitement over class elections subsided, prepa- rations began for homecoming. Activity groups and home- rooms were busy getting started on their floats. Garages provided temporary housing for many uncompleted floats as students worked feverishly, shaping chicken wire and stuffing napkins. Everyone was trying to think of a catchy slogan. Teachers began to notice the familiar symptoms of home- comingitis as students found it increasingly harder to con- centrate on their studies. As usual float competition was keen. Sail Over Bay was the slogan used on the winning float. Although defeated 20-O, Waukesh's Blackshirts fought hard to Waylay Bay. The homecoming dance, held the following Saturday evening, was a huge success. October 22, the basement of the St. Luke's Church was filled with struggling seniors. The cause of their misery was the Merit Scholarship Test. Five senior boys qualified. They were: Bill Davies, Roger Habeck, Roy Jordon, Jim Found, and Dave Fuller. These qualifiers received an opportunity for a scholarship. The 24th was a big day for seniors as they attended Career Night with their parents. Combining humorous anecdotes with serious advice, the speaker helped to make the all-too-imposing future seem a little brighter. Dress right. You can't afford not to was the motto of the senior girls as they launched their neat dress campaign. A secret committee of ten girls selected the best- dressed boy for October. Lucky Gene Harter was chosen, he received a S35 sport coat. IT TAKES ALL KINDS, all right. Waukesha High's Homecoming Parade shows a variety of ideas, eoch one cleverly displayed on a well- constructed float. , . 'T' -... HOMECOMING SOVEREIGNTY IS INTRODUCED ot field assembly. Haertel Field is the scene of excitement as Queen Mary Sue Duescher receives one dozen roses from King Gene Harter. Postponement of the Moving Date Failed UPPERCLASSMEN TOTE BOOKS and equlpment to help make the move to the new school CHOCOLATE OR WHITE? A famlllar questnon whale the cafeterla was volunteer students 8 November TO SHOW OFF THE NEW SCHOOL Student Councll member Bonme Clark conducted thns group of rumors and sentors through the new bulldmg Novembers days flew by so rapidly we hardly had tnme to thunk November l8 was an omlnous date for sentors and freshmen they recelved then' dreaded TB shots Hords of moannng students entered room lO only later to emerge bearlng broad grlns and small prncks on thelr left arms Oh what an ordeal' The most excutlng occurrence was the bug move made by upperclassmen Everyone wanted with eager antlclpatlon for the final announcements about movnng At last Novem ber 27 was selected as moving day and assemblles were held to Instruct students on procedure at the south campus The lunnors and semors nmmeduately began to scurry around buyung new locks securing new locker and class room numbers and obtannmg varnous prlvnlege permlts Emptylng thelr old lockers was the last and most drsllked of all tasks Sophomores prepared to take over posltlons of leadershlp and authoruty for now they would be tops at central campus The faculty mopped thelr fevered brows and struggled to organrze pack and transport the stacks of books and boxes of equipment The big day arruved Junuors and sensors were trans ported by bus to the new eduflce Each student carrled books to help wnth the transportation problem They were conducted through the bulldlng by student councnl members In order to famnluarnze them wnth the location of classrooms offices and lockers Much of the bulldung was stnll unflnrshed The audttornum cafeterua lnbrary recreatuonal facllltles and some of the classrooms were not complete ln order to have harmony and success at the new school Mr Hem encouraged students to be consrderate helpful and en thusxastnc untnl many of the problems were lroned out , ,W M .5 W ff l' I' 4, ..,.c 5 H Q ,,,, . 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I I ' U vi Y . 1 1 ' To Supress Student Body Enthusiasm 2 art JW, sg an . gp M1 .M HOMEMAKING KNOW HOW enabled Barb Laur to wm the Homemaker WINTER FORMAL COURT Sharon Palmer Joyce Howell June Consndlne of Tommorow Test Bonnle Andres and Kathy Kraus SITTING IS Queen June Consndme December Washnng dnshes and bolllng water are only small parts of homemaktng as was duscovered by glrls who took the Homemaker of Tomorrow Test On December 3 sixty sux sensor gurls flocked to rooms l and 3 for the hour test Barb Laur was hugh scorer W H S began nts basketball season wtth three wonder ful vlctorres A defeat at Whlteflsh Bay fanled to squelch the spirit of the excited student body The Friday before Christmas vacation the Blackshlrts defeated West Milwaukee causung a five team txe for flrst place nn the suburban conference Swrmmnng too was on our minds as the team began wnth stranght wins Sports however were not the only thnngs that occupied bedecked wlth tradntnonal Chrustmas decoratuons and Chrnstmas trees appeared nn the corrndors Because the new audutornum was not complete the A Cappella Chonr gave nts annual program at Central Cam pus For rehearsals the chotr members were transported between the old and new schools by bus Occasuonal tardnness ofthe bus caused late students and angry teachers In sptte of nt all everythung worked out flne and the choir presented a beautiful concert on December l8 Frosty Fantasy the annual Chrrstmas formal was the hrghlught of vacatnon The formal held at the Moor Hotel was typucally crowded but sttll very much fun Vacation was so much fun that students were not very anxuous to return to the grnnd and the pressure of semester examtnatuons FROSTY FANTASY Queen Jean Consndune IS crowned by Sandy Clothner as Kung Larry Grlswold looks on 9 7 Te K . 1 ' . l II Il ' ' ' 1 I I I . . the time and energy of the students. Class rooms were I I , ll ll ' I I . , Winter Sports and Semester Exams january January 3rd, the varsity squad met the W.H.S. alumni in a riotaus basketball game. After a battle royal, our supercharged varsity emerged victorious. Returning to school the following Monday was difficult, but settling down was even more difficult for lazy students. Two weeks of vacation had dulled their ambition and ruined their study' habits. However, the semester was drawing to a close and students knuckled down to work. The Student Council sponsored a very success- ful clothing drive collecting 150 bags of clothing. These were given to needy families in the United States and foreign countries. When examinations were finally over, students celebrated by attending the semester dance, held in the gym at Central Campus. The Top Hatters furnished the music. January 23rd and 24th, fatigued students recuperated from the previous days of agony while teachers slaved, correcting papers and grading report cards. The following Saturday, Edison pool was the scene of excitement as Waukesha participated in the Cardinal Relays. Waukesha tied with Wauwatosa. '11, IT'S ALMOST EIGHT O'CLOCK and Kathy Kohl is still busily putting make-up on Don Berringer. THIS PART IS A LITTLE TRICKY, explains Dick Lee as he and Barb Rees go over their Naughty Marietta parts. REHEARSEI REHEARSEI REHEARSEI Members of the Naughty Marietta cast strive for perfection. Anne Zimmerman accompanies Dick Gagan, Ron Douglass, Jody Steinmetz, Dave Patterson, Joe Connelly, Lynne Komberec, Dick Lee, and Barb Rees. 10 Occupy the Time of W. H. S. Students FOUR OPPONENTS are patiently waiting with Bill Davies as Fritz Melendez tries a lay-up. , x Q.- 'hi Wil J ' 1.-wr ' . , , I . MQ ,, SMILES ARE FEW AND FAR BETWEEN after report cards come out. How- ever, Ciel Hiem and Joanne Habhegger seem happy about their grades. GRAND CENTRAL STATION? No, it's the lobby of our own senior building after school, as students wait for the school buses. 11 February While students battled the elements plus their studies, workmen were busy trying to complete the new field house. The urge to take a peek at their progress, overcame many anxious WHSers as Feb- ruary wore on and completion time drew near. All were trying to visualize the magnificent structure capable of seating three thousand. February l4th, the Blackshirts welcomed a power- ful foe, Whitefish Bay, to play the first game in the new field house. March Blustering winds and muddy terrain-that was March. However, the dismal weather failed to dampen the spirits of sport enthusiasts. Students had visions of tournament games whirling around in their heads throughout class discussions, tests, and study hall periods. This spirit also seemed to infect the faculty who managed to suppress impatience until the last of the games had passed and excitement had died down. ln spite of the distracting power of basketball, WHS's talented musicians presented a very delightful and humorous operetta, Naughty Marietta. Months of preparation by the a cappella choir and the cast culminated in a beautiful performance. The musical was the first program given in the new auditorium. As Graduauon Draws Near, Semors Rem1n1sce DECORATING FOR PROM ns a bug 'ob as Jean Wennlger Gretchen Hal qulst Bob Chrustlaansen and Susle Palm soon duscovered Apnl The arrlval of sprung brought a return of the very famlllar and very obstmate sprung fever Students as usual were far from Immune and they succumbed to the lazy feelmg lt was so hard to concentrate' Everyone was looking forward to sprung vacatlon and a rest from excltmg school functnons Many anxious lumors and sensors made preparatnons for the Washungton trap Under the dtrectlon of Mass Johnson the students enloyed seven fun packed days Followlng vacatlon the Student Councll organized A F S week to rouse money for the A F S student fund An auction assembly and penny drlve were held Students were also permitted to wear unusual clothing on oddy day However It was necessary to purchase specral tags In order to have this prlvllege Saturday evening was the Sadie Hawkins Dance Seniors found It hard to believe that there were only two months of school remanmng until graduatlon The years had flown by so fast tt seemed lmposszble that thelr hugh school careers would soon be over May Excltement reached a peak In May when lunuors and sensors slaved and scurrled preparung for Prom the bnggest socnal event of the year All of the work was not valn for the dance was worth every but of plannmg and pannstaknng effort HOW CAN WE DO IT? askes Anne Zeuger as problems artse when she works on prom decorations wnth Barb Benge and Susle Goltz SHANGRI LA ROYALTY Kung Don Bermger and Queen Kathy Chrnstopherson rengned over the 1957 Prom About Then' Four Fun Packed Years at W H S The followlng Monday however found groggy eyed lunnors trying to catch forty winks ID study hall Although they were old pros sensors too had to admut the weekend s activities had made a drann on thelr reservoirs of energy Crownlng a very successful year were the annual banquets and partues Each lndzvndual organnzataon held nts own banquet to present awards Secondary of course was the delncuous food devoured by all HUC Wxth the end of the school year nn snght anxuous stu dents began to plan theur summer actnvutnes There were summer 'obs to obtain and preparatnons to be made for college Both students and faculty were ready for a change of routme and a relxef from hectnc school actnvntles Exams rf Wx slgned for the last tlme as sensors realnzed that their hugh school days were numbered Vw '-'lf were taken books were checked nn and lvlegaphones were ...ft Bclccclloureole WGS more beoulllul Gnd lmpresslve RAIN OR SHINE commencement exercises are held at Horeb Park Phyllls Tl'1GI'l ever The 'lOI'm9I' SGCITIFIQ pI'OlJlSTT1 WGS 6lImlT'1C1l6d by Fuller recelves her dtploma ID spite of the bad weather the magnlflcent new audrtorlum As the last beautlful strains of The Lord Bless and Keep You dned away sen tors took a last qunck glance over thenr four years at W H S and then set their sights on the future SHANGRI LA COURT Butch Vlragh Kay Howe Ken Reichert Phyllxs Fuller Rlch Hernandez Connie Florence Steve Smlth Barb Van Dnver Cathy Chrlstopherson Don Berrlnger Barb Benge Tom Doherty Norene Jenson Kathy Skapek Gene Erdman I 95 fs- 13 I I O I U 1 I ' . . , I ' I I -I N I - I I 1 f 575 . . . . . . sf,'L 4114? 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V Instruction Educational Leaders of the Community LEFT Mr Morgan Butler ROW 2 top to bottom Mrs Wllllam Connell Miss Norma Larson ROW 3 Mr C M Gustme Mrs R B Soulen Mr Wyn Gllham ROW 4 Mr Roy Calrns Dr Martin Werra Mr Raymond Trakel Mr Claude Hey Board of Educauon Board of Educatnon These ten people headed by Mr Morgan Butler have been the gurdung llght to the achievement of the new hugh school ln step wlth the growing population of the clty and the raptd development of lndustry there must be an adequate educatnonal system lt has therefore been necessary to erect a new hugh school on the south side of town The school board IS composed of promnnent Waukesha cltlzens who take an active Interest In local education Mem bers of the board are elected at large by the people of Waukesha and serve wlthout pay representlng the electorate lt IS one of the hlghest types of publnc service that a democracy has to offer The tnme for unhampered progress and stranght forward achlevement un education has come The people now believe that what was good enough for them lS not good enough for thus generation and the generatlons to come The future was given to us by these people We are at the begunnlng of a new and brighter era In the hlstory of the Waukesha Hugh School and grate fully we thank these clvlc leaders who have glven to us many happy memories A mystic thing called progress is the product of Waukesha's Because the board is a policy-making body for the schools Plan and Coordinate School Functions Mr R G Hem Superintendent of Schools Mr R G Hem has general charge of the supervlslon of Waukesha schools lt IS he who selects new teachers when necessary and who helps make up the school dlsbursement Whlle reaching for another asplrm he strlves to keep wlthm the budget He IS the one who arranges teachers conferences and makes flnol decnslons In regard to school repairs Along wrth mnumerable other dutues which he performs he outlines oblectuves to attam durmg the year Hrs own bound less spnnt and hugh :deals have done very much nn themselves to contrlbute to the Improvement and growth of Waukesha By workmg hand In hand wlth the school board members he sees that our school system operates smoothly throughout the year The plans for the new hugh school were drrected by Mr Hem Thxs structure IS another mllestone nn Waukesha s educatronal development , 4 . n I I . g I . . . . . I ' I . , . . O I I 1 7 Competent Admm1strat1on Members Comp11e and Ch Bd 18 I I C I Mr. I H rwitz, Prin' I C I C . Miss Estelle Wolf, Princ' I ' I uil ' . M.R SI1V'- IC ICpus. Enforce School Codes 1n All Four Bu1ld1ngs fjyf M dffuffo I U Q U Mr, Clyde Shields, Principal, South Campus. I X - . 4. ,lf AM X ,ffl Z 'V ,. X' MCIHdGk --P--Ish il Jw 5 , vV,., , sf 8 POlNTlNG OUT A SPECIFIC AREA in Europe helps Pat Dowling, Frances Longly and Richard Beauvais to better understand the basic concepts of world history. Miss Loomer shows them the exact location on the map. EVERYONE TAKES NOTES if they want a good test grade and Miss Knipfel's civics class is no exception Pencil and paper gets much use for lust such a purpose Produces Better Citizens for the Community Social Studies Current events hit an all time high in class in- terest this year. There was more to discuss than the usual political rat race and South American revolts. Science managed to be the main topic in the news. Sputniks and Explorers held the attention of nearly all, from civics to problems classes. In between missile launchings, faculty members did get in a few words about vacational civics, state and national government, World War l, tax forms and America's marriage problems. It seems odd that all necessary information for class discussions and tests had to come from reference books which had to be hauled back and forth between school and home. Why not issue these books for use as texts? The secret is that the physical education department worked hand in hand with the social science teachers to strengthen our country's flabby youth with the muscle-building qualities of books. To return to the serious side of things, we certainly all realize that the valuable information we uncover in our classes will really Pohlmann, Wesley Schroeder. TOP ROW: Mrs. Kathryn Lehnigk. ROW 2: Zella Loomer Ursula Milton Katherine Nohelty. BOTTOM ROW: Phillip Offerdahl, Donald Paolette Margaret , 1 XM, . A 13732 :i, his if ,gs f V A 4 ,,: .: . it 'ix it L ,,, y AQ - + Ui prove profitable to us when we graduate and go out into the world on our own. : ' ' li ' . 2 7 1 21 ROW I Across Carl Dolllnger .loan Fox Zelma Monlux muslc dept head Margaret Kamradt ROW 2 .larmela Speta Joy Swan Jay Whitney ROW 3 Mrs Joan Gander John Krarnlk ROW 4 Roland Schrupp art dept head WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT PAINTING IH water colors aflords great opportunlty for rndlvxdual expresslon Mrke Gabrysuak puts has Idea down on paper 22 Oka K1ds s Let s Become Cultured Fme Arts Lnfe wnthout art lute without musnc how dull and meanlnglessl Art and musuc are so mterwoven In our daily Ilves that we hardly stop to thrnk that without them we wouldnt have rvy league shirts phonograph records streamlmed cars or slngung commercnals Not all people enloy the same art and musnc any more than they luke the same foods Thls IS lust as well and lucklly there are countless styles and varnetles ot both It you ve ever seen any of the beautnful gewelry WHS students have created you can easlly see that thelr art tralnang has helped them to become very skrll ful Courses ID the latest techniques In palntlng drawing sculpturmg and Inthography are also offered Most of us have been stlrred by the beautuful and unspurnng Christmas program put on each year by the A Cappella Cholr Those who have been to a WHS basketball game know that the pep band really keeps the audlence on theur toes and full of splrlt Creatnveness In art and musuc serve to enrlch our luves gnvung us a greater apprecnatuon for the tlner thmgs un e SURROUNDED BY JARS of varlous glazes Tom Anderson and Sherry Breckenfeld prepare the proper color for the future decoration of their own ceramxc Items O ' I T ,r- 0 ,,y. gg ,, L E, 4 -L in A 3 rv ff ' I - u 4 2 I - , . . 1 I ' I , . . . . . , - 1 I I : I I I . . f - z ' - I , , . : , . ' I ' lit . , Mother's Little Helper Turns Expert Home Econom1cs Busy workers are constantly stnvrng to become good homemakers Necesslty demands that men and women alike know how to do fundamental housework Today the woman rs not the only one whose place IS ln the home It IS not unusual to see a man washing drshes mlndang the baby or doing other household chores which were formerly considered an Insult to mascullne pride At WHS students learn the basic concepts ID thus field Sklllful meal planning and making leftovers look and taste appealing are only two useful buts of knowledge Demonstratnons on how to buy quallty :tems and stlll re mam wlthnn the family budget arouse great rnterest The household manager must not only make sure that lunlor takes has vitamins each day but must also see to the nutrrtronal needs of the entire family Students practice child care by glvlng the rubber baby a bath whsle tactful babysuttnng rs duscussed Home desugnnng and nnterror dec oratlng play a bug part rn our everyday lives offerlng the home economist a good chance for lndnvndual expression From applesauce and clnnamon toast to the prepa ration of meats and special preserves the homemaker of the future will never outgrow the need for useful information on which to base a modern household A FRIGHTENING CONTRAPTION the sewing machine but Kathy Hays and Susan Books realize that when the flnlshed product I5 ready to wear It really was worth all the effort put unto lt ij., ir KEEP STIRRING so that It doesnt burn Melody Schultz follows thus In structoln while Janice Sayles and Judy Bishop observe her THE TEST IS IN THE TASTING as Kay Novakovlch Sharon Stocklnger Mary Jane Blank and Susan Stevenson discover after sampllng thelr CODCOCTIOF1 TOP ROW Margaret Humphrnes dept head ROW 2 Mary Ellen Kane Mary Jane Llndsey BOTTOM ROW Helen Salter Loretta Wleland Gwenn Wnlson i I 23 if 1 J I . . . . - hh- K A . . - . . 5 ' ' ' Il II ' 1 . ll ' 1 -ll . . I . ll H ' ' ' I . l ' , f-, Wy , V ,sf V r if r V, , , e l w . Look Out RuSS12l Here Come Our Sc1ent1sts ROW 'I down Mrs Nana Bird Edwm Dwyer Mrs Mabel Goerke Fanny Hopktns Myrtle Lawler Robert Pettigrew Fred Schroeder ROW 2 Mildred Bray Mrs May Fagerland Edward Race Eva Tom pitch ROW 3 Dorothy Dunne Nina Wnlson Mathemaucs If you have struggled with quadratic equations or worried over postulate definitions and theorems you know that Maths first name IS work However, where would we be without 1t'P Without higher math It would be rather difficult to find the square root of 57637 on your fingers and thus IS only a snmple one If we didnt have math how would we pay the grocer tell when to leave classes measure distance dual the telephone and hundreds of other things? As you know this would be virtually impossible Only with a knowledge In the field of mathematics can these things be accomplished Today the call is out for scientists scientists and more scientists As we all must realize math ns also the basis for science If we are to get these scientists there will have to be more mathematicians and thats where we come in The genius in the mathematical minds of our generation may help to better serve the world or help destroy It Only we can determine which nt will be and whatever we will contlrbute to the universe IS our decision to make WHO SAYS STUDENTS dont like math? Bob Davies and Penny Wnlbur seem happy as they receive assistance from Miss Bray on an algebra problem that was a but too difficult 0 ' ' O . at I , . I I , K . I 1 ,ug 'T , ,A l I I Dain lump:- A ... ,Egg I '3' W fx ' I D - s . . - ' , . , ' - ' I 1 , . . f I - I I I I , 1 - 1 , - l l . . . , ' I I I - . . . . . . I 1 . ' I , . . . f the Future J 1 , s Q, ai ii Q ,.-, fix? W fi . , cs, Sc1ence 'T ' ' Sputnik has sparked a nationwide interest in science. Suddenly there is a widespread concern about the quality and quanity of science being taught in our country's schools. Are our young people being ottered enough science courses, and are enough students taking advantage of what is offered? Here at Waukesha, however, this is no new and sudden thing. For many years the tield of science has attracted a large percentage of the student body. Biology, chemistry and physics tascinate many students especially when com- bined with any or all ot the various mathematics courses which are available. The progress made during this International Geophysical Year has even been discussed in the social studies classes. This is a history-making era in which we are presently living. As some of our fellow classmates graduate and enter the field of science we hope that they may be the people behind the scientific progress made within this century. I NEVER KNEW I HAD so many bonesl may be a biology students first thought on encountering the familiar skeleton In Mr Shanks room Bill Davies Richard Page and Sue Dumke get a close up view of M Bones TOP ROW Russell Miller ROW 2 Mary THAT HORRIBLE ODOR that was coming from the chemistry room when you happened to walk by may have been a preparation made by Dennis Brechlin Judy Winkleman Peter Wagner and Walter Remlinger as they performed an interesting experiment 25 Opgenorth Louise Pfefter ROW 3 Dwight Shanks Joseph Spatz Rob rt Wheeler .,E'M1's sv? TOP ROW Rollue Bestar Virginia Defandorf Wayne Hallgarth ROW 2 Sidney Jacob son John Keppel ROW 3 Charles Miller 44 QQ! ,yscfff fff-AZJ Lf 47,5 JC A0 ffcnjif Af I : . I . .. I , . : ' . -. . 777 cl ' , ' R 'u A H 1, - I . .. . , . . I . I - . ,, F. 'I . ' . . . I . . : . ' , , e . . . , . , I . R . , A V - ' . I k , 1 TOP ROW Betty Bluyney Mrs Olrve Busgager Arlme Conrow Mrs Josephine Czeskleba Mary Ellls ROW 2 Grace Fardy language dept head Ellen Gormely MOTION Hankwntz Mary Leltl ROW 3 Ruth Lemke Harold Madden Mrs Donna Magedanz ROW 4 Fred Metzner Verna Mulry BOTTOM ROW Barbara Nelson There Must Be Enghsh ln the four years at Waukesha Hugh the pupll be comes acqualnted with a wade range of authors and thelr works as well as recenvmg trannmg an the mechanics of expression The scope of the work covers all of the phases of English namely Cll lnterature l2l oral and wrrtten composntuon work K3 grammar and l4l spellung Back in seventh and erghth grade the baszc parts of our mixed up language was taught to us With thus start we went through Sulas Marner Julius Caesar and Amerlcan literature wrth not much dnfflculty Although twelfth grade English IS not requured most of us take nt anyway For thus ns a year In whrch we are gnven an Idea of what a college English class wall be like Hamlet and The Tale of Two Cuties comes alnve In thus course English since It rs one of the most nmportant sublects studned In hugh school has lnttle helpers along the way nn the difficult parts We have speed readnng classes and classes for better spellnng which do the lab PAY ATTENTION NOW .loan Kontos us gnvmg her speech She must be making the proper auduence contact because of the attentlve ex presslons on the faces of the class members 3 , . , . V , . : , - 2 , 1 - 3 I , . . I , . : . I : I I ' I I I . USEFUL INFORMATION TO FILE away collate preclosa IS a polite way of telling someone to keep qulet In Spanlsh Colleen McMahon seems to End this very amuslng ,f imzdw iff I POINTING OUT THE DERIVATIONS of todays languages from Latln on a word famlly tree are Dee Promer Judy Lumb and Kathy Kahl An Eas1er Language Than Requ1red Enghsh' Forexgn Language fr The world IS shrunklngl Since Columbus conquered the mystery of the Atlantic lt has grown smaller and smaller Charles Llndberg took a btg chunk out of nt when he made has famous flrght apr! What of lt? As our oceans and deserts and mountains become easter to cross our races grow closer together ln order to keep up wnth thls shrrnkage we must be able to understand our world nelghbors and converse with them Thus IS where our forelgn language department comes un French German and Spanish are the prnncrpal languages In exustence today along with English Latin ss the basls of them all To gain the knowledge of all these languages and the people who speak them textbooks recordings and movies are used Much time has to be spent In grasplng the actual punctuation of the language Experts say that vt IS very easy to study a language for some years and stall not be able to take part In an ordlnary conversatnon O It Along wuth the mechanics of a language comes a knowledge of the culture of nts people There IS Ilttle of more value nn a troubled world than a mutual under standing between countnes and their peoples Top Row Phllllp Pagel Row 2 YS Marlon Pettlgrew Katherlne Phelps ROW 3 Helen Rode Hlnze Rose Mary Rosenthal BOTTOM ROW Ada Toms Mrs Beverly Underdale Sherman Welnruch Jean Wllllams Englnsh dept head WY FO Xl HFSW fun? tl ff if at rn? . I O O ' W A . . . . l I - ,az5f.s, I - ' -' ' , ggfl aieisr I I - I ' , .1 , l It ' ' 'Y 1 2' 1 ' . . . I g ,Q i Y , ,gk !:fNf ,, I I ' , -4? : ' ' . : M . - I' N .. ' ' f ' . . ' , E- ROW 'I, across: Mabel Amundson, Cameron Campbell. ROW 2: Dorothy Dodge, Shirley Dyrud, Ken Hollub. ROW 3: Frank Pichotta, Lee Saubert, dept. head. Physical Education Our physical training program includes a host of activities ranging from free play to highly organized games. The high school, at the moment, offers many muscle-building activities. Favorite sports among the boys are football, track, basketball, and swimming while the girls enioy bad- minton, volleyball, swimming, and basketball. Anyone who believes the oft-repeated charge that American youth is soft should watch our gym classes in action as they perform complicated exercises designed to tone-up flabby muscles and increase co-ordination. Groans are usually heard in the locker room when such a program is begun each year but it all turns out for the best The Physical Education Department has set up a fine program which makes it possible for everyone to take part in the physical activity he enioys h How We Struggle-:d Through Cahsthenlcsl reel to develop accuracy in the art of fishing if shes getting ready to take off but actually shes on her toes only in an effort to keep the ball in the air C I , I FISHING INDOORS? Coeducational gym classes practiced with rod and IF I HAD THE WINGS of an angel Virginia Markussen looks as 28 gf 'I Robert Slmon Drlvers Trammg Get behind the wheel of our sensational auto trainer unlt and go for a spun It operates luke the real thang and ns a great help to people who are lust learnnng to drnve They can concentrate on drlvlng without having to worry about running unto stray dogs or careless pedestrnans ln addltlon to being tested In the use of the auto trainer unlt students take tests to determlne the wldth of thelr tlelds of vlsxon theur abulnty to see IH the dark depth perception and their reaction time Students examnne actual car engmes to find out what makes a car tzck Much to the astonlshment of the boys many glrls are born auto mechanics and End leaning the parts of an englne as easy as bolllng eggs As students reach the age of snxteen they are tlnally elrglble to apply for that long awaited punk pnece of paper otherwnse known as a temporary lncense After adequate nn vt mm ,,.-ff PRACTICE WITH THE AUTO TRAINER unit IS the next best thing to actual onthe road tralmng and nts safer tool Barry Thlel watches Duane Soder as she demonstrates nts operatxon onthe road practice comes the road test The anticipation mslde IS set at ease when the officer says You can relax now you ve passed the test The results of proper trarnung good teenage drlvers today good adult drsvers tomorrow Let s AbO11Sh Crazy Teenage Drwmg Ideas pf sl af THE FELT BOARD proved very useful when Mr Slmon and Karen Champan plottzng an actual traftlc sntuatnon THE IISTON FlTS In here says Mr Simon Learnxng the varnous parts of the car engune may help Bob Stump nf hns car should ever stall and no service statnon IS near 1 -f --NS-ig Mesam .I ' 4 un H - M, - sw., 4, .tr of .W 1 , , A, -as Hg, , '- , .A ' 25 -, V is it 5535: V V . 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'Q l l METICULOUS CARE MUST BE TAKEN To plan and produce a fine piece of craftsmanship David Sternert and James Jaeger wlll soon have Their prolecfs compleTed MECHANICAL SKILL Togefher with a knowledge of machrne operation proved helpful when Merlin Anderson made use of The shaper In his machme shop class Boys Pursue Vocauonal Interests and Talents 'M fi' Industrxal Arts There are few sahsfachons greaTer Than ThaT of creaT1ng some Thing w1Th your own hands The buzz of The saw In Their ears The feel of The hammer an Their hands rs a Thrill for many WH S mdusTrlal arT sTudenTs Perhaps you have seen some of The beauhful cabmeTs and oTher arfxcles The boys have Taken home To Their Tamnlles and Trnends In addmon To Tralmng rn working wlTh wood These sTudenTs learn how To run TacTory machines and how To do welding and foundry work IT rs plain To see how valuable Thus Tramnng will prove To be when They graduaTe and must look for 'obs since In our counTry skllled and sem: skilled laborers are second only To clerical workers In The per cenTage of rob holders W 'I John Chase ROW 2 u Jacobuccl Ray Jensen ROW 3 Rrchard Johnson John Lehocky Karl Ludemann dept head ROW 4 Don Marks RoberT Solberg Charles SonTag 30 OF COURSE IT LOOKS EASY, but sitting down and learning to type correctly is quite a different matter Pat Howell practices diligently in an effort to master the machine and become an expert typist CUT A CLEAN STENCIL, and you'll get a clear copy. Maureen King, Peggy Schultes Beverly Unertl Karla Letson and Audrey Carlson members of the office practice class learned the fine points of successful mimeo graphing Students Prepare for Future Busmess Caree s Commerc1a1 Arts It you are one of the students who is planning on being a pert secretary or holding one of the many other positions in the clerical tield you are one of at least 40X of all future lob holders Thats the percentage of people who have 'obs in that field right now The WI-l S commercial department gives many students a head start in preparing for work in this field They receive good training in typing filing stenography and learn the proper way to land a good 'ob Designing eye catching display windows is also included in some commercial courses which offers students the opportunity to combine their artistic talents with the field of business Just picture yourself behind a huge IBM machine or taking dictation for a handsome boss These and many other fascinating 'obs can be yours it you go into this field which is daily becoming more important to our business economy vf eau o n wyer orot y 1, 3 I B l ROW 3 .l h D D h l 'll lary BOTTOM ROW Lucille Miller Carl Pipenburg Electa Pohle Florence Trakel dept head gee QJMLLX . 7 ' I Y! - l I . 1 A I I U l . I - ' ' - V 'KY frt ' ' . . . ' ' 352 ' f l TOP ROW: Richard Arnold. ROW 2: Beverly v V . - I Orland Born dept head Charles Rohr WHAT COULD BE HAPPENING to that poor little calf? Actually no harm has come to it because Larry Griswold is only applying his knowledge of dehornmg with some assistance from Mr Born and the calfs owner ALL CANNOT BE LEARNED from books as Dave Swan knows Here he demonstrates the modern method of milking a cow The Bus1ness of Farmmg Offers Great Rewards YOUR .L UNDER THE SUPERVISION of Mr Rohrs watchful eye Wayne Haylett Paul Baldwin and Carl Gygax test corn for moisture Agrlculture The WHS agriculture department trains future farmers to take their place in the largest single business in Wisconsin farming Courses include studies in proper crop rotation, soil conservation, and dairy herd testing Dairy farming, for which Wisconsin is famous, is one of the most complex methods of farming In order to prepare the students for a successful future in this field, they must receive well rounded training Much information is obtained when they visit farms and attend big cattle shows Farms today are completely mechanized. Therefore the farmer must be familiar with different machines and be able to repair them himself. Consequently students receive complete training in the maintenance of all types of farm machinery. Boys also learn how to select a farm and keep farm records. The condition of soil and buildings is of prime impor- tance. Much consideration must be given to many such things before their money is invested. With this well-rounded program, W.H.S. agriculture stu- dents will be able to keep up with the very latest methods in farming. 32 In Appreciation: NURSES STANDING left to Rnght Mrs Jensen Mass Haasch Mrs Cannon SEATED Mrs Snckles CAFETERIA CREW Left fo Right Mrs Meyers Mrs Clark Mrs Fordham WORTHINGTON OFFICE STANDING Helen Harr Sybil Jester SEATED Carol Floe SENIOR OFFICE STANDING Mrs Torkelson secretary Mrs Evans sec refary Miss Bugbee registrar Mrs Merryfleld fransportahon clerk and siudenf finance SEATED Mrs Wemrlch secretary to 1he principal Mr Shields BUSINESS OFFICE Lefi Io Rlghi Mr Zasfrow business manager Mrs Shumacher bookkeeper Mrs Pearson secretary . : , . : qu 3 . , z . , , . . . I . 1 I . , ' : ' , ' 1 - , . 1 - b A , I . , - , , 2,7 . : . , . , . . . : . , g . I : - , - 7 as .ff 1 Q xx. N- L? . A I I 27 ,55 6:7523- :u 9 Xlvi ...,, -QM, H.. w1,, ,f ' , gf Q ,E X . , , M Wx. 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'f if ,1 -160,1 I 1 V1 1, A1 .1 1 ',. , W ' : V1 ,mf V' fx 1 1 QA .J I ,J fl .M W 1 1 1 ,y ' A K I 1 1 Student Body FRESHMAN ADVISER M Paul Dybvad Talk about a merry go round of confusuon How does a body ever get where hes goung'P lt dudnt take a fresh man long though to figure out that when everyone was comung down as he was tryung to go up hed mussed a DOWN sugn somewhere Even those freshmen who had been to Luncoln .lr Hugh became mixed up at tumes Yet wuth the patuence of teachers advisers and older students all aduusted to hugh school lufe Havung an ATTIC membershup card really gave one a feelung of prestuge After that ut was work and practuce to figure out some way of learnung that complucated fast attuc step Cuvucs hut many nunth graders rught un the mudnught oul Thus was no subuect for lazy people even though everyone had to take ut Many found that the study of different fields of work un occupatuonal cuvucs was a great help un choosung a vocatuon Kunds of work whuch before were thought to be all glamour were found to be hard work and straun before the rewards Beung able to cheer wuth the upperclassmen un the student cheerung sectuon was another hugh pount of actuvuty un fall A great number were hoarse for a week after the first game but the bleachers rang wuth theur enthusiasm Freshmen NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS. STANDING: Bob Davies, Vice Presidentg Nancy Cannon, Sec- retaryp Tom Furrer, Treasurer. SITTING: Bob Clark, President. TOP ROW J Abrahamson R Adams S Adams K Ades C Albrecht C Allen W Alston J Alyea ROW 3 F Anderson G Anderson B Antnsdel N Assmann B Babe B Bagley B Bohr S Bancroft ROW 2 R Banks B Baran B Barney A Barry J Bauerels L Baumenster C Becker H Beckerdlte BOTTOM ROW James Behllng Janet Behllng J Bell M Bennett K Bethke L Bewer J Blegeman P Blellnskl Freshmen s F1rst Goal A 'iv-4' rv ,wr YR' were Wt TOP ROW P Brem D Brnght J Brmker hoff R Brlnlng L Broman G Brooks P Brooks B Broomall ROW 3 M Brown S Brown T Brown J Brueggeman K Brunner J Bruss N Buckholt B Buege ROW 2 G Buerger R Buetow E Bulan owskl D Bunker K Burdlck M Butler C Cannon N Cannon BOTTOM ROW D Carlson J Cater D Crnstnanson S Church D Cnblk C Clganek L Clark R Clark ff A W5 .nec I' fs' me HMP' Y7 Q-nf IAJI J 179, .4 W e I ,.-aff' Att1c Cards TOP ROW B Bierce W Bulllck K Blrd D Blschel K Buschoff S Bnshop D Black W Black ROW 2 J Blaedow Randall Blanchard Roger Blanchard C Blanco D Blanken Y helm J Blnese J Blodgett A Boettcher BOTTOM ROW J Boettcher C Books G Borck J Bousman J Boyer R Braatz D Bralxch C Breckenfeld 3 AA 1 VW ,Q fr 'ZQ3 37 l ' A'-4? - A 'S ' J Q A ' ' Af 5 fri? i f W? 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Dadamo, D Dahlgren ROW 2 R Dallmann A Dambruch J Damltz K Damel L Davey J Davles R Davies B Davas BOTTOM ROW C Davis W Davus M Decker S Delzer D Dempsey R Dlckow D Dmgeldlne J Dnxon After a Couple of Weeks, Freshmen Get XM' '29 WM .dill 'V TOP ROW D Doughty V Doughty ROW 2 R J Dobratz T Doughty Dowling T Dowmg D Doyle D M, Doylen BOTTOM ROW R Drc ger D Dreger J Dres dow P Dresdow FLU OR JUST FAKING? To find the truth Nurse Haasch takes Frances Wagner s temperature 'E' gy 4 M. Demi AlLAll sz' 38 if TOP ROW M Duescher J DuMez T nn L Dunn E Durant M Eales Eckes S Ecksteln ROW 3 V Eckstem B Enchfelcl J Ench staedt D Enlertson Jean Eldredge Jlll Eldredge K Ellfson B Ellenson ROW 2 C Ellns S Erdmcnn E Erickson K Eushce L Evans B Evans R Evert M Felnstem BOTTOM ROW J Fellrath D Felske D Ferris C Fhlug L Fmdllng W Fmger S Flnman E Firth V z . , . I - . ,E , ,g , l U ' ,sl igj llfigl 'fig 5, -fa Sf' W3 9,1 f . ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' 9, 0 4 .,.- ,P + 'qu Q .Ng I - - - :gtg I -U J I . . I . 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Fisher, S. Flann, W. Flegel, B. Fleischmann, M. Flinf, N. Florence, W. Florence, M. Flowers. ROW 3: J. Foot, N. Foal, K. Fox, K. Frank, S. Frederickson, J. Freiberg, R. Frenfzel, J. Fryatf. ROW 2: T. Furrer, S. Gadberry, M. Galles, G. Ganiere, G. Gapinski, S. Garcia, P. Gee, J. Geifher. BOTTOM ROW: S. Geller, D. Gill, T. Go- Iemgeske, J. Gorski, D. Gothow, J. Gour- doux T Graf T Graff 4 I FTJJ: A 1 ,, 'E 4.91 .A ff. I , 4 57' .Lf N :M f 1, 7,-557 4 I I 351 rn? 5, ' ... Pm , W 12, , , yr? . . wif 7.7 3 - B, ' lx, :gy If r lr' . .1 .SQ Ali: Q sigh -3 . .5 1'-sp' 1nto the Groove of H1gh School L1fe CROWDED CONDITIONS REACHED THEIR PEAK IH study halls when Roberla Dreger was forced to sl? at a table at the front of the room because there were not enough desks TOP ROW G Guyetfe G Gygax H Gygax L Gygax C Hagerstrom J Haines K Hake S Hall ROW 3 M Hammel K Hansen L Han n B ansen arf Ha Harteou R Harfung ROW 2 R Hasselkus D Hawkms M Hawkms S Haynes E Hemzen S Hesse K Hembrook R Henderson BOTTOM ROW D Henes J Herbert P Herllng G Hernandez R Hernandez B Hernandez B Herrlck D Herzog P TOP ROW S Grainger M Graser J Grlfllths C Grob W 2 L Grob ross R Groth Gruels B O T T O M ROW A Gruenwald C Grunske M Gulla J Guy W AQ .ai yo mv 39 AQ 1:7 1,30 H W U 'w I if . IA? ' :::.r , J. . . I R I I I 4 I 0 ' T . - 'If S I Q, R5 Q . , S. . gr - W , MS 1 G , . , J. I 'Ts 'or A W. I V' I , ..,. . 2 ' A . ' ' ' ' ,, Q A ' ' . of ,my .I.,, KW' N I riff' I ' f I . , . , . 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Houston, B Howard S Howell ROW 2 J Huddleston R Huebner 5 Hull J Hussmann S lllmg R Ilhngworth D Isabell A Italiano BOTTOM ROW D Jackson J Jaeger D James A Janka T Jensch R Jessmon G Johnsen J Johnson Another New Expenence for Frosh Was TOP ROW N Johnson P Johnson R Johnson C Jorgenson D Joslng D Jung J Kalamen J Kalczynskl ROW 2 M Kammk D Kapsos D Karl C Karpmsku D Kehl J Keller C Kelsey J Kennedy BOTTOM ROW S Kerzner J Ketfer R Kummel B Kind G Klnne B Kurkeeng Kirsten G Kline 1 QV' Syl- y iz' AA nf 14 . rib is 4'0- 40 I AAA AJ TOP ROW G Kllnefelter D Kloss N Knas R Knelpper R Knox W Knudson H Knulsen C Koch ROW 3 J Koch B Koeppen J Korkow J Kordow C Kovaclc S Kramp N Kra nnch R Kranpntz ROW 2 D Krause F Kresser K Krueger K Kuehlthau C Kuhtz R Kuhtz J Kuluck G Kurtz BOTTOM ROW R Kusch N Kutchera L Laabs J Lack M Lambert G Lambercht S Lampaen W Land ' A ' . J l , . -l, 1. - I G, I A, h. A x . 21 N n : . , . , . 3 L ' 'fig 1 ' .',- E35 JW' . in ' 5 Q1 W , FA I A gi' . I . l ,. . 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A I' ,f 4-: 1,5 TOP ROW D Larsen J Lawrence K Laws J Lazachek A Lealr L Leaur G Leaman P Lee ROW3 C Leupskl R Lembcke C Lembke J Ley D Llbeckl A Llnk B Lltt C Llttle ROW 2 J Lortle K Lovas D Low G Luczak B Luedke C Lundy M Lundy J Lurvey BOTTOM ROW R Lurvey W Lutgen R Maduscha C Mahnke J Mahoney J Mann V Malewskl M Manke im! ae 8 'fxgf 'k .wg sw! -Q' Effie Ev il! ommatmg and Electmg Class Officers ef W TOP ROW R Mlttelsteudt T Montez M Montgomery A Morris B Moms P Mor rns W Mount D Mueller ROW 2 K Mueller D Murray G Murray J Myers D Nelson D Nero P Nette shelm K Neumann ROW 3 N Newman G Nichols L Nuel sen T Noll C North E Nutter M Oas E Oberley BOTTOM ROW N Oeser J Oettlnger M Olelmczok A Orysen T Osten M Ost helder T Owen J Ozolms Y 41 Z f' 'Sv TOP ROW M Manning P Mansur K Mautech T Marks V Markussen J Mar tln M Martin N Martin ROW 2 R Martm M Mathlas B Matters M McFarlane J McGavock C Mcgulre P Melendez J Merkle BOTTOM ROW P Mlchelsen E Muckel S Mnelke Bruce Muller Byron Muller Bob Mal ler B Mnlzer R Mushka ,ge Q . , f. 'def W' .- . 5 .-ff' ' M . .2 if JW, ' .1 4 . z -- 5 as , , . , Ip III I we 1- 4 A V I, I v..,,I. I gms, Y ,fs We TOP ROW: D. Parker, R. Patin, N. Paulson, V . .. , S. Peil, G. Peranich, B. Perkins, J. Perren, L in ' G. Petersen. ' Wg ' ROW 3: C. Peterson, Deon Peterson, Dennis JI Av ' Peterson, W. Peterson, J, Pfeil, J. Pfeiffer, . f of 4 1' -gqjjir 1 . nf: 5 A233 .. Yin gin? 35 Q Ze 3 'F B. Phillips, J. Paechowsks. 'Z ' A A ROW 2: K. Pintar V. Pitsch B. Pitz a - ' J Pood G Pope S Portz M Preuss BOTTOM ROW N Prnefer S Pundsack B Ro tke S Raht M Rand R Rankun T Rappus E Ream -W 9 f i 40 sm QQ 5 fm. 'll' . t it 1 sf, .3 5 1 'Wa' Alssrmtd X, 7 Although pperclassmen Class Us L1tt1e TOP ROW B Redford J R e J Rees A em linger ROW 2 T Renner C Rlc ter J Ries R Rl y B O T T O M ROW A Roberts B Roberts D Roberts R Roberts DECK THE HALLS wnth 9th grade carolers A group of Mnss Spetas proteges contribute to the holiday mood TOP ROW M Robullord B Rose K Rosen h m V Ross L Roterk D Rowans S Ruben K Rumlsek ROW3 S Rupp M Rusch M Safoshnlk J Salentlne J Saltz mann I Sanchez W Sandberg Sanders ROW 2 O Sartore J Scarce W Scarce Schaal K Schacht S Schapfel Scherf J Schlckowskl BOTTOM ROW J Schllllng P Schneider R Schneider D Schnelderwent A Schnell James Schnoebelen John Schnoebelen R Schoen 42 if I ws? AB..-.. RM .uw .Jr 1 41-I CJ 1 . 1 . 1 - I , . T ,rl Q M 7 Y ,I I ...Rl DH ,Q JV , . I .W . I i . 1 . . . . e d, . , . R - 9 I ' . . , . R '-J'. ... . . . . 'Z f 'fig s-,F tkll ' l . h , . , . le . - - - : . J N- E. V V ff . sf 543 . 2 . is t t l P , . P. ' ll A VF f Y Z - . R M P . . 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W '13 X. -O ,- '-J 0? v ln We Are at Least B1g A? 1.51 TOP ROW R Stork Storosto D Stoter Stecklung G Stefon te en J tem Stelzel BOTTOM Row D Steph ens D Stewort J Stock Inger M Stoehr K TOP ROW M Schoessow K Scholl D Schroeder J Schroeder L Schroeder N Schuetze T Schwortlng S Seegert ROW 3 D Senderhouf L Severson M Shoboz D Sheorer S Shepherd T Shields S Shuff E Sxckels ROW 2 R Sxppel M Sloter M Smort mlth Sm S Sm W Sodemonn BOTTOM ROW J Somrnertleld R Splude C Sprogue E Stock D Stonr V Stcllboum S Stoley J Stopleton 111 11111 CI' SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS present qulte o problem for struggllng olgebro students Mrs Bard ofters help to John Br: mkerhoft vo, 'I AAA AA-.A 43 TOP ROW C Strlnl M Stulber A Sulll von L Sumpter K Swanson R Swedo R Swmft J Sydow ROW 3 R Sykoro B Tobot J Tons K Tcrr C Totes J Teschner J Tews R Then ROW 2 Lee Threrfelder Lyn Thelrfelder R Thompson B Tlegs C Tnngle L T lg H Townsend J Traver BOTTOM ROW M Treodo K Troemel C Tullor A Tunnell E Turkoskl G Turner J Ulmschnelder K Underberg im 1 'P wt f X - , .. . , fy f 2' ' ' 439' ., L A - . v-5 ' ' . . ,.. . 447 4.9, Y ag f lg ,. V7 N I i -'J J. V7 5,5 -,v. .. ' if ll if i 2' N ' .Qu , 414' : ' TF .. It fqu. Q-if ' 'Q' 'V N' '- ' ' l I A A 'W f 2' TOP ROW: W. Unertl, R. Vanderhei, J Van Valin, V. Vick, J. Viri, S. Voigt, F Wagner, M. Wagner. ROW 2: P. Walker, B, Wallace, C. Walz C. Warner, R. Wegner, L. Weiss, J- well housen, J. Wendell. BOTTOM ROW: T. Weyer, S. Wheeler, N Whitney, K. Whyte, R. Wielebski, P. Wilbur D. Williams, J. Williams. Frosh Reveled 111 Newly Acqu1red Space I COULDNT GET MY LOCKER OPEN Sand P ll th Y 9 QIVGS G LAST MINUTE PLANS are made with Bill Mount and Dave familiar excuse as she gets a tardy pass Black before David Bunker goes to volleyball practice 1-ll. 1:7 ,Y LRQRA, 5 ALJ ...cfs ew A 44 TOP ROW R Williams J Wilson R Wise A Woesner J Wolfe R Woolrldge L Yatzech R W 2 S Yont P Yoss L Young P Young C Yuhas W Zeck J Zelger D Zick BOTTOM ROW K Ziemer S Zlllmer R Zimmerman W Zimmerman S Zindler M Zlrble S Zollner S Zubarlk They re over the hump' Sophomores were nn and the better half of the underclassmen were proud of thelr prestuge Of course hlgh school was confusung to many but with the Iumors and sensors gone nt wasnt so embarassing Of all the courses taken nn hugh school perhaps co rec as the most unusual and amusmg Many a sophomore cor rudor conversatuon tends to sound luke thus But I cant cast When would I go flshrng anyway? Desplte the despalr of many would be archers and casters however co rec was enloyed by all Biology was another source of amazement to sopho mores Leaf and Insect collectzon deadlines found sophomores combnng Waukesha County a batch of tree near the end of the year came the bug debate evolution Was It or wasnt nt? It was a summung up of the years work and even though some tempers rose nt all was fascnnatuon and funl In driver s tranmng future drivers learned the rlghts and wrongs of runnxng a car Many were surprused to flnd that It took more than snmply knownng how to press a button and steer Yes It was a year of varied learning and loads of fun and the years to come promused even more of both SOPHOMORE ADVISER Mass Clara Wulflng Sophomore SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS STANDING Dee Promer Vnce Presldent Sharon Gendrlch Sec retary Sandy Sake Treasurer SITTING Steve Hopkms, Presldent I ll' Ill ' I . . . . . , . , . 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I . . . , . . , I . , . . . . , I I I 1 - 3 45 TOP ROW M Abbott J Abrahamson K Aams R Agen J Anroldl B A ert J Albrecht M Almekmder ROW 3 T Anders D Anderson T Ander son L Andres S Armstrong S Ashley G Aspenes L Assman ROW 2 M Assmann C Bach K Balcer P Baldwln B Baran B Barksdale G Barlow M Barnes BOTTOM ROW E Bartlett R Bascombe C Bastxng G Bauereus D Becker P Becker J Bennett S Berg -ta! 4' sw-55 F at TOP ROW J Cesar K Champan M ampan F Charles F Chlupp Christensen J Chrnstlansen U Clemens ROW 3 D Clowers N Congemn D Conrad N Cooper S Cotton J Crouch K Doane B Dable ROW2 C Dallmann G Danner T Daub James Davies JoAnn Davies P Davues T Davies W Davies BOTTOM ROW J Davis S Degler S Delst E Delzer P DeMars D DeVoy W Dledrlch D Dlngeldeln 'cf 73 D' O 5 O V1 CD m CD 2 J 5' 95 H- C W3 73 CD PS fl- 99 m m 5 CD D we ,tw Q! gifs HD ,ilu -A hw 'Adi' MLA gg! he sw AAR 4 JJAMAI few 217' -snr -fx -www if-sf ' H 5 W' 46 TOP ROW K Bergo B Bergwall A Besasle P Betleg B Blnovsky J Bladow H Blanchard N Blanchard ROW 3 K Bloch Joan Boccaccno Joyce Boccacclo R Bott E Bouchard M Brandt J Brelot M Britton ROW 2 R Brock R Brooks R Brown C Buerger G Burdick R Burgess K Burke A Busby BOTTOM ROW C Butler J Cadd J Carlson K Carlson C Carr T Carstenn J Cavalerl G Cechvala LA fs 'L-fy 5' aww 'T Nm 'fig -asf ss-.3 QT' 'Q f -f ,ue e ces new 5 ' ' :ff T c J Q Q Aff A d , . , . - -, . lb , Z , . . 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X 'QQ' KNEW s awk t wwf' MW mam 4.3 1 A f y: 11 J we' +651 YZ? my 4 I' '-P' 35' .W -asf' TOP ROW W Hamllton D Hanson J Harder G Harding J Hartng D Hartung D Hass J Hauk ,www ROW 3 M Hausser W Haylett W wif? x Helder G H ert C Helm R Hem D Henderson R Hendricks ROW 2 M Henke M Henning S Heraly P Herman G Hernck M Hess M Hetts L Hubbard BOTTOM ROW A Huggins A Hlt P Hnlton K Hmkforth P Hmkley J Hlnze R Hockwalt M Hoefs La FM .41 Sophs Look Forward to Dnvmg w1th W? Ehud' sz? -41 'iw' TOP ROW S Hoffman J Holm ROW 2 T Holtgrleve P Holtzer B O T T O M ROW D Hoover R Hopf W 7 A I LETS SEE NOW IS her dress blue or green? Ordering the nght corsoge for the Wmter Wonderland seems to be somewhat puzzling to Dave Hass a first year patron of the annual event T? vw' 'IDN' 4.456 TOP ROW S Hopkins S Horn C Howard B Howell J Howell R Hughes J Hunter T Imhol f ROW 3 K Irvine K Jaecks M Janney gf N Jaroch,J Jencks, D Jensen, S Jerome, A Jessmon . ROW 2 K Johnson, S Johnson,J Jones, wi Q J Jordan,J Jore, D Jorgensen, P Judy, We X S Kabltzkw t BOTTOM ROW Kathy Kohl, W Kolamen, K Kays, C Kern, S Kessler, N Keuper, L it S Q Y I, M R3 fi , r an 'W' lx . fu 5 'il J tfYivt'3ll'fmf mlm 1? . 5 'it f ' W sw lf?-2 , E Y , 'V' f if .ws-. - 44 J Klekhefer, M Krnd sr Q 'll ar '15 48 te, H ifi, 1 J , ' A J, J K ., g . , I silky, it VN - 1 . . eil f ,i ,i a , V . . , ,T ,ulfisy Q I l , D . t , . , H Q lsrl A , 'M so - P ' ff' W 1 Y Q ,, ' - Qi, ' ' J M, .,.,,. rw W ti. E 4,4 I U U U ' A ,- 5 . it :rf ,. K K gig: K I . , - f - -at ft, V' I f ,,.f.,:.t h - ' ' ix ' 1 ' PH' mfflg , :fn O O O ll tt 3 ,i ,fl..3 fp Q ,.,, J, - A A - i g, A - : , ,gr , 'K t ' g - -' 11 A K g ,.', Q r ' 3 'Q K l ' 'f l ' , 5 , . my 1 V , A ' ,-r A A ' g- wg I - , . , - , 'f Q . -,, 1 .'-,gg-f. . 'Z . - . . TOP ROW A Krsh K Kleln L Klempen J Kluessendorf L Koch M Koch L Koen top F Koepple ROW 3 B Koepke D Koeppen S KoI flech G Korb R Kramp K Kraus Krause C Krueger ROW 2 M Kuhtz S Kunper P Kullck Kuntz R Kurtz E Kusch G Laabs Laak BOTTOM ROW L Ladwxg R Lampxen Langemack P Larsen D Laufenberg Leberman M LeDuc D Lehocky wwf 93 .1042 Alf la? f' Aglll R YQP' 511-nr' v-ff' 3,--if '27 x i029 W Ant1c1pat1on As They Study the Rules of the Road THE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS TREE on The tlrst Hoof of the Worthmgton Bunldnng was showered with tunsel by members of the sophomore class shortly before the wlnter holndays TOP ROW E Lewncu F Llburdl K Loh m n J Loose B Lucht D Luedtke J Luedtke J Lumb ROW 3 D Lupton K Lurvey T Luther H Lyngaas T Lytle M Maas T Maas T Mahnke ROW 2 G Malchow G Manke M Man teufel M Mantz H Manzke J Martln M Martun B Mathews BOTTOM ROW E Matthews K Matthews M McCurdy D McDoweII M McGavock J McGunre H Mehclz B Menzel 'Z' '57 f 59 TOP ROW S Lelpske L SG ROW 2 T Lembcke S Lemp BOTTOM ROW L Leon ard C Levera nce v-gf 9 gr ga ff 49 KU-if H4 I 1,7 N.-r 4 'n .qt M. 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I ,' -LPA, ,, ,I if .aj 1 cm c f , A f W H 4 f I ,ttte Q ' Z .Y .fwhw TOP ROW D Merryfield M Meso C Meer F Meyer L Meyer L Mlckle J Mlelke M Mlelke ROW 3 K Mrkkelson R Mllette D Muller M Muller M Mmttelstross B Montgomery S Moody R Moore ROW 2 V Moose J Morris T Mort D Moses V Motz T Muehl J Mumper .I Mundschou BOTTOM ROW M Munoz D Myszko L Nes L Nelson J Nemon S Nemon D Netteshenm R Netteshelm 'WS MI 'v me MJ wi 3' A-I Sophomores Assumed Pos1t1ons of Leadersh1p VLSI' ,R I we W-.1 up sw gkufb if 'R Ka ALA ss TOP ROW R Porter M Potter D Prlce P Price G Prxtzl J Promer V Pupok T Putz ROW 3 K Quost E Quugley B Romos R Reoves J Regan H Rehbem R Rehm P Rempe ROW 2 J Rex D Rxddough J Rlebe B I5 R Rob Roberts W Roberts BOTTOM ROW R Roder G Roemer M Rose P Rose J Rosencrcms D Ross M Rucmskl D Ruclnskl an Ai' gi TOP ROW P Neumann D Newbury S Nlchols C Nselsen R Nmhom R Oos N Oelstrom G Ollenburg ROW 3 Denms E Olson Denms F Olson sohl Ossmonn Pu e Palmer S Parsons J Possolt ROW 2 D Patterson J Potterson K Paul D Peck M Pell W Pena J Pentnco C Peters BOTTOM ROW C Pettxs M PFQH K Phll laps K Puepenburg L Plehn B Poeth M Pogorelc D Polunske is 'im await' WM gp my .Q I 50 A1 2 ,J 1 lr P K ' . f ' 5 J by J, 2 fm. 7 yf . , :si , fd 1-1 , ,If 'f mr s- ,rf V ' ' f E' , . , . , . - 1 ' rl ' -ll' : . 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Abcxitwk 'HTA Al 'NO AEAL 1M1l.1 345.4 51 TOP ROW B Rudon E Rupers S Rupp zeplunsku Sae ens Sake Salentme T Sands ROW 3 C Sayles L Schaefer P Schaefer K Schantz N Scheel B Scheftner G Schlenebeck J Schluecker ROW 2 E Schluter G Schmalz J Sch mear D Schmidt D Schmtger C Schnoe belen M Schnoebelen P Schnook BOTTOM ROW S Schrelber D Schroeder G Schubert S Schuchardt C Schultz W Schwartz B Schwoch T Sereno to the New School re A lim! . eff? 44,4 TOP ROW S Swan G Sween R Takacs Tannls R Tesch B Thlel A Thlesen husen B Thomas ROW 3 E Thompson R Thompson Dame! Tiffany Donald Tiffany K Tnnnes N Tol bert J Trakel D Trevorrow ROW 2 L Troemel S Tyler T Van Buren T Vcnderhes O Van Kempen J Vehlow M Vnck E Vnrgll BOTTOM ROW V Waite C Waldenburg J Walker D Wapp J Warden J Wat son J Weber N Weedall - . f ' A ff' 7: 1. ,, -' Q ' ' S g U lr ' ,L , .2 . - 2 X , ' -sa ., . V 73 4, A - fs we-A -.K .jf lf ' r A- C, J t . , . , . Q, Lf , - K. R ' ', R. l , S. , G ' L! I , 1 M T -V ' . . 2 - -.Q 2 - l L ' A . , . , , il ' r , , , ' f , -A ' -,H , , W V . , f ,V1,V V yl.. V V V V V V up ' J -1 V' 3 ' .r ' ' . . 4' 1 Mg I g T 1-'1'!if: ,, e- Y--,2 ,V 4.1. - ' ll I- . if 5 ,Aff fggill Q 'fl' H I 5 .- I . , . , . ' x , V. ' ' , V , . , . , . , ..v. L f.' , X' V ': . - iv ' f 1 I - I , J - f L - ,, f , y qv ' V' 4- J- l ,V '- V' ,v 5 , fl .V ' V ' Ira V ., wg gif f V- A 41+ A gc- 2 -ff if - 1. rrrr t , J rf A J ,E .J A- f V ,VV ga -LVV ss.. . - 6 ,V X in UE ,V V A ' f fs ,C W 'Q 1 21, A, J 1, Z ' V A M- ' 1 LK , tw: U' ,ll S rf rf, ,Q A X XX : . , . , . , . , . , . , -' ' 4: , V ' V 2' . Q , ,V .W A., , ' . , . . 3, l A2 f 52 ,, , ,, ,, , -rc I- . ' , f , . f ' ecl , A , fl ' ff? tg : . , . ' , . - my I I , , . St ', . , . I' , E. , V 1? A V I, fv , 1 .1 'f ,. rf 1 , ,. , . ' . ' T We r 'A g f ' '7 - -5 . - ' :V 1 4 fyf E, ffl .Q ,Q 'P 1 ' ' 'J A ' V' .QI T s. '- f in 'mal 'al ,. ' ' 'T Q -A V J' pr -, J, J 3, S W 5 QLV 43 ' is fr T , if X 'V s A W j Fx fu.. -Ill V 'T' 'Tv V , ' K T -F V , v TV 5 ,jd . . 1 t 'r , ' , 6 'al ' A' -2 'I A' 'S' U cf' A fm A '15 ,V rVV VIRQVVVVV V ...e V . VV V V , , fe 'Z ' r, K , ' 4 f 1 ,gf : V V V V V V Zgflfr, B R. ', . , . ' , . ' - ' f V , in 4 ' ' Z2 , V f ' ' V J Q Qi ' ff'vfi,fr J wtf Q 4 .K f s ,, A ' ' ' ' ' V V V : . , . , . , -A 'J V A t , -, , , . , . , . ..' ' 41 , .. .4 .. -7, fd 'H . - - - . 4. VV V , V V, ,. , V QV . , . . 1 ' ' .l T ' 'l '3' W ' 4 1 A : . ' . , -'J X I ' y V JV .VVV W , 1 , , - A VV . , . , . , . I . . . f . 1' J V . Q, J I 'i , ,c Y N ,,, V 5 ,,., N ,N 5 V ,, V: -,t V . Q ' , 5, 3 ' ' r 1 rj , -r' , '- V, . lf, -, V-2? J, L, , f if 5111? , V' ',. .Q-- i ta ,Q ., J , W le A fa J it QM ' L , V I .52 if 5 . 2 gt, 4. A .4 Q ,, 3 , f 3 I ,, f ,gg Q , . , i ...J ..,. , ....+ sw .wr 352 33 . , 3. W li f TOP ROW: S. Welch, T. Wendlandt, P. Weytens, D. Whaley, B. Whipple, B. White. ROW 2: D. Whitehouse, C. Whitney, W. Wielebski S. Wienke, J. Wilcox, P. Wildes, BOTTOM ROW: J. Williams, R. Willis, T. J W VA L -P D..Williaihs. 'gg wr .Q H M f A . .. -Q ,Q ff' . V ,,..s-.. ,J V ,gs ,if ,Q Wilson. What Is So Rare As a Serious Soph? A FAMILIAR FIGURE friendly Ollie Fuller pauses in his daily MUSCLES ACHE9 Back sore? Calisthenics in boys gym classes chores as Karla Piepenburg and Diane Dixon get ready for the helped make the soft boys more physically fit trek home A 13 A 47' uri. TOP ROW A Winchell B Wittnebel ROW 2 J Wolcik J Woller R Wood war J Wright L Wright T Yuhas B Zeller BOTTOM ROW J Zenk D Zlck M Zie gelmann R Zillmer K Zimdars N Zim merman C Zabel 1 . . . . . . . . . , - - - ,. N . .eye y J V xg X, fi D . . A Y K : . ' ' , . , , . Q 1 L ,I 1. f V ' d,. ', . ',. , . ' ig ' P. ,sz ' A A if 9 . .'.- ' .it it .1 J . . xi , fl t K' ,f , ff . ' , . ' . ' - .wfllilg f il ii ' ,- -' . 'Q iff x ' I , . . I .. E'-, .' ' J it . ,, . A . ,.. M. ., , . , ,MQ , E gif .gl f-Mi! . fir fs i T -5, . fowl 3 e J, A .Je 4 N, ' .1 N - 52 Junlors repent Soon you wlll be the rulers of the roost that the Sensors wall bequeath to you Yours wnll be the class that wall set the status of the rest of the school It wlll seem odd at first that there IS no longer a superior class to depend on and you wnll probably mass that depend ence for a tnme You wall have to get over that feelung though because you wnll have to know what you re doing Other classes will be lookmg up to and dependnng on yours Watch your manners others are Be careful what you do you will be copied Take care of the new bulldung and pass on to your underclassmen non lntter bugglsh tactics l1I1101' S JUNIOR ADVISER Mass Carol Johnson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS READING DOWN Tom Martin President Duck Hem Vlce President Bruce Merten Treasurer Dug Hoffman Secretary TOP ROW B Ahrendt C Alroldl R Allen N Alston A Alvarez S Amxdon C An dersen J Andersen ROW 3 M Anderson S Anderson J Andree B Andres C Andrlnga L An sorge S Back G Bartelmas ROW 2 S Barton M Bartz G Bauer G Bauman C Beaster R Beaster P Beatty R Beauvaus BOTTOM ROW W Belongla S Bembenek B Bemke B Bernhardt M Bethke N Betts D Bewer R Buckle A Theme, a Band, 'SB' 'V t I I 'WF 5456 we TOP ROW G Cloughley M Clukey W Coleman J Collnns J Comstock S Con way A Coolmg A Counllard ROW 3 T Csabal L Dallmann P De Cabooter G Dempsey D Dettmermg R Dick J Dletz L Dotter ROW 2 R Douglas G Dowty R Doyle S Draeger W Draeger R Drake C Draves R Dreger ROTTOM ROW K Duckert R Duckert M Duescher J Dnn T Eals K k stem L Egly J Elger eg-J WE 4 wax ?!- ueen The umor Prom -R gene Aix SE: ri 54- 454 ze TOP ROW B Bierce L Blschel N Black stone D Blankenheum J Bloedow B Boettcher Jerry Boettcher James Boettcher ROW 3 J Bombacl K Bossell N Bott S Brallt D Brechlln B Breckenfelcl R Bright D Bunker ROW 2 B Burrle S Burton P Butterfield C Butzke A Carlson R Carlson L Carpen ter R Cater BOTTOM ROW J Ceman J Chase G Chrnstuaansen P Chrlstnansen H Chrnstucm son B Clark J Clark P Clonlnger tx ALL t . , . - -, . , ' - l5W W .Q A s'ff .. A A I .l I ,. Q r',r Sw Jllll 5 as- . ff-f si? ' ffl V I l. I l l ' , F, - ..:- J 1 A ' I u I E . - EJJ. at - ' ' ' - ' ' t'iB' ,, J ' 1 , . , . ' . ' A 'W ' - tr. 5 F' - A .l--t f-E If -- ll , 1 K .. ,'S, I I 1 -1 , ::- : '2'r S ., Q g C a Q - .I - i ' .ua -ffl-1' ' ,K .. Y ilk X1 -rli 1 l kv RJ. 3 X 'J QW rf ' 1 M ' - -W 'tif-I . - if. 3 2 : l . I ' . r I - ll' A ' -1 ' ' ' U l'l' . isys I , .' ' . ' ' ' ' A A A ' A J' - --':--r2 J ' ' ' l My , 5 E I':II - - I l . . , A . . - t ' A .,,.: .:.' H 'L - ' , ' , . A ,, , ,,, E f --:',, A J ' J . , . , . 3 W 1 s ' 1 ' ' I ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' .' ' ' , . , . , . my il. - . L Q ' f - ' f - - s'-:1 r,,E .,,. Tiff V ' , . ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 - 1 . f 'tie A2' L J RTAPB ' S Je a V't , L . L . ' Q 4 9- ' A ' oit 5 lik Qdi Sm ee, pn? KS TOP ROW Warren Endes Wayne Endes D Engler D Engnath D Evans W Evans W Ever? W Fagan ROW 3 J Fandrey J Fleldhack S Flezs chfresser R Flemmg P Foyer A Frank B Frank B Frank L Frank ROW 2 M Frank D Franzen J unk U unk N Garlns H Garvens S Gaur kee A Gavugan BOTTOM ROW L Gxbruck M Glesegh R Goltz N Golner L Grabowska J Grace J Graf M Graff Leaves the Memones of a Fun F1l1ed N1ght TOP ROW J Graser K Graser L Gras wold J Grundman W Guernsey D Hackel R Hagerstrom C Hahn ROW3 B Hall T Hall C Hanke S Hanke D Hanson K Hanson J Harder W Hardlll ROW 2 D Hardlman P Hare D Hcrfung R Hafch M Hauk R Haushalter N Hell man J Hexmel BOTTOM ROW R Hem G Henderson D Herek C Hernandez C Hey G Hug bee D Hmkley A Hutfman -mn AA F7 v-V . I Al f 4.2 ff! W Q 3 ...A -sl- LAQ J A u 55 v -:W TOP ROW S Hntz R Hoeppner D Hoff man R Hoover R Horn A Hormng J Horton J Houser ROW3 K Howard P Howell D Huebner L Huebner M Huebner J Huff Marlene Hunkuns Marhn Hunkuns ROW 2 H Huftner J lhlenfeld C lhrlng J Illungworth S Imlg J Jackson V Janka J Jeffers BOTTOM ROW P Jensch D Jensen R Jesse E Johnson G Johnson Karl John son Kexth Johnson L Johvehe W To A ' M V' 12 A f V- is f15Q.4'ff, M L , ' if 2'i z W A A L V . , . , . . F :vf r..r - -- ' - ' 2 11' QV Q fi fri 2 . f ,, , s -A v ree A - A , 4, gk --f' 'ef . Q . r l' u f : A fJJ ? L ,72 7 kr wg In iw. I WSW lk x lim f fr J ' ' ' ' r ' r ' . -.. sl' ' '- ' J f, : ,r - I . R a ay y s F e ' ' 1 f ' f - . f rrye : l ' I l , f . 3 v 5 L in a V . 5 ' , E ' . . ' , . , . ' ,f k A V rf M f 1 . , . . I 2,5 Kd ,,1 ,IQ yn g l,2,yMglf jf J J 'W A y ry is! f y-J ' 55 ' ' ' ' ' ' , er f ffe J 'saga , . , I A V 3 Y Y . , - 1 . 1 ra M 6 A 439 il J 41 , ' ' , , . . ,, I J ', I 3 4 ' ,gg 72- I 'V Q, 'tn' Jar y Q J. A I A f' - V rf. N ., , 'v, A 5' 'r J s li I 1 5 I , K 1. ,J , ' , , , ,: . . . y M 4 .st W., 3 Xf' M lf N V T Q l' -4' it -A K im . 2 ii .wk . if R. tv! C K, , E ,,, .ng ,ff - 3 1' V1 W3 LA TOP ROW: D. Jones, J. Juenemann, B Jungbluth, D. Junior, K. Kaebisch, B, Karl, S. Karpinski, E, Katzner. ROW 3: P. Kayser, J. Kerr, D. Kind, S. King, R. Kissinger, P. Kline, H. Kluth, G. Knoebel. ROW 2: M. Knutsen, J. Koch, W. Koehn- lein, C. Kokan, C. Kolstad, L. Komberec, G. Koshere, S. Kowalski. BOTTOM ROW: S. Kromber D, Kramp Kathryn Kraus Kenneth Kraus B Krauss W Krohn P Kronschnobel A Krukar W1th V1s1ons of Sputn1ks Wh1r1mg 1n Then' Heads, EVERYBODY LOVES A PARTY and when teacher and student have birthdays on the some clay thats cause for a real celebra tion Miss Fardys 6th hour Latin class and privileged teachers share In the fun 'EEK TOP ROW James Kuehl John Kuehl RW 2 G Kullck M Lannan BOTTOM ROW P LaQua G Laurence 2 ,W- V Llmpl D Lindberg Jeanne Link June Link J Llanas ROW 3 J Lofte M Luedtke I Lurvey J Mohaney L Mageskxe S Malusch P Marten L Martin ROW 2 P Martin T Martin D Motern T Maule M McClure G McCormack T McGivern J McGuire BOTTOM ROW B McHenry C McMahon J Meier R Meier F Melendez T Michel sen Gary Miller George Miller 1 Killa W Y. , kk K ' I Q F L fi it r fr f W av Lkv yvz , K ,l-v -.y ff l TM . 3 A g i , 7 .1 lj, if 2. ' U 0 0 a Q 0 Q .5 ...-f .. . 42 6 -- . 1.L .lQf,x . .' 0 iv' V - ff f ly J . .'. I V ? 4 A . J ..., . .,.. i ifl Top ROW: T. Lehnagk, R. Leapski, F. Libbey, , .., 'P . , ,. g . ,T Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' rrs S ri r . ' 3 . ' v . 5 v , i L' W . ? ,.il t , rf.: ' ' ' ' ' ' ' sc. ' ' ' ' ' . is 4 if J eg. , Q J l , ' , . I' . I . ' 1 S .rr Y . E3 T irr 5 . 2. A. -'r -: . V -'gr 'X c Ec u' i ' if A 56 TOP ROW J Mmdnola E Mushka R Moehle K Moertl L Montgomery B Mon yelle G Moose J Morey ROW 3 J Morris M Morris W Myszlca J Nader D Napier Bonnie Nehs D Nel son M Nelson ROW 2 C Netteshelm M Netteshelm C Neumann C Neumelster Sandra Newbury Sharon Newbury R Newland J Newman BOTTOM ROW B Nielsen J Nordgren P Nutter C OBrien L Oettmger C Ole son S Oslon J Opsahl fa f'f 'L 4? , ar jumors To1led 1n the Chem1str Lab TOP ROW N Orgas S Ossmann ROW 2 J Ostrenga S Packard 'F' sorrom Row L Pana wash R Papke TOP ROW: D. Parsons, C. Patsch, R. Pe- derson, M. Peil, J. Peplinski, G. Peterson, J. Peterson, K. Peterson. ROW 3: M. Peterson, N. Peterson, J. Petrie, - ' G. Pettis, R. Peyton, R. Pfau, J. Pichotta, - C. Pipes. ROW 2: R. Pitzka, R. Polly, B. Portz, M. Puhl, J. Pundsack, B. Putnam, S. Raht, C. , Ra kowski. BOTTOM ROW: J. Randle, J. Rankln, S. A NEW SEMESTER calls for new textbooks. Mary Sue Duescher receives her quota from Miss Rode and Carol Butzke if , A 3 .5 4 6 f 1 ,f fr ' ' 'ff A 'J wax, V' I X ' 1 it it ,, , 4, -af J fp Q, 4, ., 3' ,,,. .Q le... . 4 1 A an J lvl f My Ax'-V 5 If fl - 'P' hi 1' N' '-r 3 . H Rankin, S. Redmond, B. Reed, M. Rcetz, x- - 1 'YI -- M. Rehder, J. Reish. .9 1, -7 , :V J Q 'il Q53 4 . x .1 If V, Z1 F ,M We 9, I 4 f ,rw ., Q. TOP ROW: Judith Reish, W, Remlinger, C. Renk, S. Ridgeway, A. Riebow, W, Rockett C. Rodriguez. ROW 3: R. Roever, S. Rogers, S. Ronning E. Rosenheim, L. Rozek, D. Ruben 1 ,U : - . V, .ak . . J ' 5. t .. ni 'V 4 Q il? . we w Q, Wiki ? J ,1 .... 1. 7: 'f , 'ix ai fl fl ly If , A. . f ll 'T j . U lx. , ,ky W gf, ... , .. As. , . ,A as 2 2 3.11 4? 5 ' I 1512! 'Y 15, Lf . .. ,' .1 ,- . . .,.sg:,5.2 . ' ' A ' ' ' ' .A W 2 f N B. Ruben. ROW 2 P Scanlglla J Schaal C Schess ler D Schlckowskl S Schxeble R Schiller R Schmldt BOTTOM ROW S Schmndt J Schmocker T Schmoller W Schmoller J Schnelder Larry Schneider Lnlllan Schnexder . .. r 1 lf' ra 'sv 'VV' s If A i N ns, Class Rmgs and College Boards Make Us TOP ROW E Schnook K Schroeder Schuetze ROW 2 J Schuetze Damel Schultz Duane Schultz BOTTOM ROW A Sch wantes E Schweugharat W Schwerin A NOVEL FEATURE of the bug move was the temporary use of classrooms for lunchrooms whlle we awaited the cafeterlas TOP ROW S Sedgwick P Senn J Sett lage R Sharp W Shoop O Slckels J Side ROW 3 M Sldle N Slkorra K Smner mart math Sontag Spaulding ROW 2 L Sperle O Sprague P Stacy K Starr J Stammer J Staska J Stefan BOTTOM ROW P Steffen J Stelnmetz J Stelzel J Steudel C Stevens F Stew art J Sher If I all f -HN ,..,,,- '57 'MW -vnu. '13 ALA gr. .4 A 58 AAA 1 - ' v - ' I ' ' f E- .s . . .., ps . ' . Wi ' - .. f ' .it Aw' ie - . -X J 4 f- W' ' e.t. s V if A Lf... f ' 4 as E -.f J -'-: U ll ,HIS ,Lil L L T . 2 . , I E' ' , ' gr as y ' as -9 I ' 9,1 A .lt ,f : . - as-W 3 I ' l I ll I -.., . I g L' xl ff? - .. ,, . . . , HPSR - Q ln. .Q 1 ' Q tl N I , L ' -'wi .jg ii- gf .5 f- , g ca - ,-.V .V . -fl F4 . .t t .. fl. il ' I . ' we ' 'Lf' I-K ri 1- . fi: t 9 .f E 1' 'Q fi . - - - 1 in . , ti s . fr s T .3 J Si . . , . , . 1 fm .. A- . ' ,Q g lt, s. s , C. s ' , D, , J. ' M f f-We ke . - A 4 KA' .- , Y -J . , - , . , - u - A ,, , V 2 V' P v W VIN . ,ge 2 ' L L ' . .3 'eff J ,.. - X I . V xl I WS Wi: Ai X . . ' A J A ,JQ3 Igfxx TOP ROW S Stokes M Stracler R Sug rue R Suleskl K Sulllvan S Svoboda N Swanson ROW 3 B Swartz A Sykora J Szamockn P Szczepanskl Y Teskey Dennls Thomp son Donald Thompson ROW 2 S Tmnes D Tompkms J Traver Treuchel J Truhlncek P Turkoskl Turner BOTTOM ROW D Valentme J Van Ors dol R Vaughn C Venzke R Vincent H Vxragh R Vogt Reahze We re Approachmg Our Sen1or1ty Mikal TOP ROW J Wagxe P Wagner S Wagner ROW 2 D Walendow 'NW sk: G Walters J Walt man 'Q son K Watters C Weg ner 1344? COKE AND CONVERSATION an Atttc feature Ted Hall seems ,X A7L1z,0w' 7t,4,nJ ff Lck! A M5 ffl! 7Lu 1 Qw ' fu. ,Q 1. A Af' 'lf-W ' A L A M J muh Lg 4-'C' 4,41 fe og be F ffwfcz TOP ROW P Wegner J Welss G Wendt C Weyer K Weytens J Wheeler R Whntham ROW 3 B Wnesenthal W Wnlke D Wal lnams N Wrllnams C Wxng J Wmkelman R Wlnn ROW 2 V Wlskerchen R Wxza R Wolf F Wolfe J Yaeger S Yatzelc J Young BOTTOM ROW K Young C Zomgclhn B Zellmer F Zlgan H Znmmerman J Zm mermann W Zxmmermann , f Y AX 1, 2 :Q ffl, . Q M I i ,my I ' . ,V , i 1 - 1 - I - r - ' -4' It ,Q 9 ft 1 2 A Q, l ' J X3 ,C '- My ' I ,ti ONE I 'L if ,ti K ' ' ' ' 'T Sul I , l f ' A J I . , 5 - A 1 - 1 1 - 1 x - E. ' , . ' , . ', L. . f- ,a N- .W vt ' xt A ,L T 7: A ,lj A A Ag I I ' I ' I ' I , ' we-'?5,x , U -.1-'g3p 7 , H: W lx 3 Q I ' .AE ,M 3 ,1 A A W , WX.-W ai? if 'xslt li I ,l 1 J. 11 I , I Q Q I O , , We 1 item Lg 1 1 V . Q Al' A L k I . , . 5 ' Lg f 23,3 ', . , . - A 'e, ., Aff X Q . , et J sorrom ROW: J. wm- M-lltr? 'V . 1 'XM V '57 I ' . - J P, 44 if C , lm A A J , lost in thought, however, as he takes a coke break. ,, L6 V, , - ' ' ' 1 f T 0 K11lv4,f , X 'f fl 4 'Q V , 1' f I ' 7 H' If f iv! . W' V, ' ' Q J, Lf li! f1JeTf W JW K' Kr W W tw. if f L , Lf L 1 -f' 74 L 2 X if ,T - 'ttt f ' .C n lf A M, 22 f if U Y , , - 1 1 t W 1 K ' . ,f x .wx A A 4 vt f ff 7 L A ,haf W V Y? ,Wh 2 . , - , . , X '- 'G . , . , - , 1 'A my 0 cf: ,K A W all 1 T 1 M 'I - sl? ' . A M, tt f , 4 .1 ,tr Y, f, , . . . f- jf 1 1 f - 4, I J . . , . , . - X ' L, if ,,- -4' ,ff ch l , ,', ' , . , . ' , , ' , me , L' , A , ' . 6 X 5 . 1 . ' , . ' , . , , 7 M 4 W W ly ,Q-H, g- ra. , - H, . , . , , , . . - . . ' ' . . Y fav t V ' V 4 : ' I . ' , . 2 , f V, I fx- F, f 157:53 , . ' , . ' , . i - , , x . L H- A.. , . - . t , V Md Ar' wh-,lg J f 'l S vw , ,, I J ff 'J ' Q ' ' Q '95 J I x ,V if J M 4 ' J - V if , f T' .M lx J Thomas Mlglautsch In Memonam We remember a frlendly smlle and a H1 that was warm cmd personal We remember a wlllmgness to help whenever help was needed We remember Tom Mlglautsch Of all the people to meet on one of those mornmgs Tom more than anyone else seemed to perk, you up and make you feel better He was of that rare class of human beungs who exist solely to give of themselves to others Those on the Meg staff recall many assngnments of good copy almost al and friendly banter whlch seemed to ease frazzled nerves In the deadline rush A Cappella and Madrlgal members recall a boy who was modest and down to earth desplte hus posmon as vnce presldent and has reputatlon as an unusually good smger All of us who knew Tom found that he had a pecullar quality of flndmg hrs way Into our hearts and makmg us try to luve every day as fully as he dld Yes we remember Tom a flne person and a good frlend 60 ' ' ll 'II . II ll ' I I ways on time. Yet more than that, they remember a lot of good-natured razzing ,, h - ,, . . . . . . . . I I . ' We revlew our hugh school days wlth sobriety lnve the present with lmpatlence and vnew the future wlth antlclpatlon Our hugh school days are filled to the brlm with so many memories the confused freshman year when we were confronted with a sea of new faces and new expernences the first real feelings of belonging as we became Sopho mores the thrall of the Junior Prom and the close of our hugh school careers wxth being the first Sensor class to graduate from the new South Campus At present we are fllled wlth maxed emotions We feel graduatuon time cant possibly come qunckly enough to sunt our lmpahence Yet we dont want lt to arrive because wlth ut wall come the parting of so many of our paths We are no longer carefree klds but young adults Big decisions he ahead college marruage or work? The world IS ours It wall be what we make of TDD ,ft My AJ? My jj Semors SENIOR ADVISOR Mr Robert Duckett rj V J ll!! ff l .'. J y . X, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bob 'Christiaansem Treasurer: Joe Connelly, Presidentp Sac Harter, Vice President: Nancy Fox, Secretary. CLASS ELECTIONS ore lmporfonf events ond the Condi dares Assembly helps clossmofes become ocquomted wnh prospective officers Rnch Gogon ns of The lecfern os other condldofes owonf fhenr Turns THE WEAKER SEX? No? theyl Jean Moffers ond Lnloce Joecks wolf fheur Turns os Gretchen Behlmg ond Ncnncy Rmk unlood their burden of books STRONG MEN CAME IN MIGHTY HANDY when the move was mode In November Lonny Trevorrow wos one of mony who helped carry books and equlpmenr from the old to the new qc-5 TOP ROW KAREN ABRAHAMSON Jr Cholr GAA GAA Lead ers W Wmners FHA Pep Club YTeens Gym Leoder Prom Comm LORETTA ADAMS Slip Collector FBLA JUDY AHRENDT JOHN ALYEA Orcheslrc ROW 3 LARRY ANDERS BAA Cardl nol Star Trock SANDRA ANDERSEN Jr Choir YTeens FBLA Assem Comm ELAINE ANDREE Quill ond Scroll Cardmol Stor Cardmol Star Board Cordrnol Star Ednor AFS Commrtlee FNA Prom Comm School Bus Roll Tokers Red Cross Home Nursing Course Girls Chorus 4H ROW 2 KAREN BACKES Jr Choxr Holl Momror Lnbrory Round Toble School Bus Roll Takers JANICE BAD INGER Jr Chorr Cardinal Sfar AFS Commrifee FBLA Com mercrol Workshop Grrls Chorus BOTTOM ROW JAMES BALCER TOP ROW ROSA JEAN BARNARD Llbrory Round Table ROW 3 ISABEL BARRON BAA GARY BASS ROW 2 DIANA BATTLES Jr Chorr Ensemble Megaphone Megaphone Board YTeens FBLA Prom Comm Trxple Trio Glrls Cholr GARY BAUMEISTER BAA Hall Monitor HIY Gym Leoder Pool Leader Slrp Collector DENNIS BAUMGARTNER Boskerboll Foofball FFA Slrp Col lecfor BOTTOM ROW LAVANTIA BECKERDITE A Coppello L brary Round Table Glrls Chorr Mixed Choir JUDY BEHLING Jr Cholr Ensemble GAA YTeens Arhc Boord GRETCHEN BEL NG Jr Choir FHA RUPERT BELL BAA Swlmmmg Foofball Jr Chorr BAA A11 H2111 the M1ghty Semors' TOP ROW EDWARD BLADOW ROW 3 ROGER BLANKENHEIM Basketball Volleyball Baseball HIY SALLY BLOOMER Jr Choir YTeens Sr Student Councrl ROW 2 DAVID BRISK Jr Choir BAA Cardinal Star Swimming Tennis Pool Leader LOUIS BROWN Choir GAA Megaphone YTeens JUDITH BRUEGGEMAN Band Pep Band YTeens BOTTOM ROW CAROL BUEGE School Bus Roll Taker HELEN BURK Jr Honor Society GAA Mask and Wlg W Wnnners Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm Service Comm Assem Comm Pep Comm JOHN BURKE Jr Chorr Ensemble HIY Sketch Club LEWIS CALLOW Band Pep Band German Club TOP ROW BARBARA BENGE Jr Choir GAA Mask and Wlg FHA YTeens Prom Comm BRUCE BENNETT BAA Basketball Swlmmlng Track Baseball Football W Wnnners Orchestra GERALD BENNETT BAA Basketball Golf Football Pep Club Slap Collector Sr Student Council ROBERT BENNETT Band FFA Library Round Table ROW 3 DONALD BERINGER A Cap pella Jr Choir Madrlgals Ensemble BAA Cardinal Star Basket ball Track Football Hall Monitor Pool Leader Sr Student Council Jr Oltlcer Fr Officer Attxc Board Prom Kung Prom Comm Gund ance Comm Mr Barrys Etchmgs SHARON BICKLE Jr Choir GAA Orchestra Pep Comm FRANK BIELINSKI ROW 2 JAMES BIWER Basketball Football ELIZABETH BLACK Jr Choir AA Megaphone Pep Club YTeens Props BOTTOM ROW NANCY BLACKSTONE Natxonal Honor Society Jr Honor Society A Cap pella Jr Cholr Ensemble GAA Cardinal Star Pep Club AFS Committee YTeens Gym Leader Sr Student Council Prom Comm Assem Comm Triple trlo Naughty Marxetta The Braves F1rst World SCIICS Added TOP ROW: AUDREY CARLSON - Jr. Choir, GAA, Megaphone, Cardinal Star, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Pool Leader, F,B.L.A. PHILLIP CARLSON - Jr. Choir, Basketball, Track, Football, Pep Club, Prom Comm., Pep Comm. SANDRA CARLSON - Jr. Choir, GAA. SHARON CASE - Jr. Choir, Ensemble, GAA, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Prom Com., Rec. Dance Comm., Service Comm., Assem. Comm., Dramatic Read- ing. ROW 3: PAT CHAPIN - A Cappella, String Ensemble, Mask and Wig, Band, Orchestra, String 81 Wind, Y1Teens, Girl Scouts, F.B.L.A., German Club. MARY CHARLES - Jr. Choir, Cardinal Star, Cardinal Star Board, F.B.L.A. DAVE CHOPP - Golf, Math Club. ROW 2: SHARON CHRISTENSEN - Jr. Choir, Gym Leader, F.B.L.A., School Bus Rall Taker. ROBERT CHRISTIAANSEN - A Cappella, Jr. Choir, Swimming, Tennis, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Sr. Student Council, Sr. Officer Naughty Marietta Waukesha Leaders Club. BOTTOM ROW CAROL CHRISTIANSEN FHA Library Round Table A SPCCIH1 Excntement to Our Semor Year TOP ROW CATHY CHRISTOPHERSON Jr Choir GAA YTeens Attic Board Prom Queen Prom Comm ROWH3 RALPH CLARK A Cappella Jr Choir Madrigals Ensemble Basketball Football 'W Winner Boys Quartette IRENE CLISSA Jr Choir Pep Club YTeens Service Comm ROW 2 ROBERT COMSTOCK BAA Football Slip Collector Library Round Table Prom Comm JOE CONNELLY A Cappella Jr Choir Madrigals Ensemble BAA Basketball Volleyball Track Football W Winner Orchestra Boys State Pep Club Quartette HIY Slip Collector Sr Student Council Sr Officer Prom Comm Guidance Comm Naughty Marietta MARY ELLEN CONOVER Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Jr Honor Society A Cappella Jr Choir Madrigals Ensemble GAA GAA Board GAA Leaders Megaphone 'W Winner Pep Club Quartette FNA YTeens Prom Comm BOT TOM ROW JEAN CONSIDINE Jr Choir GAA GAA Leader Mask and Wig 'W Winner Pep Club YTeens Pool Leader JUNE CONSIDINE Jr Choir GAA GAA Leader Mask and Wig 'W Winner Pep Club YTeens Girl Scouts Pool Leader Triple Trio ERMA COOPER GAA FBLA ARDIS DAANE Jr Choir 1 1 . - , , Q 0 g 1 3 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - -' V 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1 - 1 - . 1 1 ' , 1 T L . . .I 1 1 1 - - 1 . 1 1 1 - . 11 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 - , . 1 11 -1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' ' 'I T I ' - , 5 - 1 1 1 - 1 11 - A 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 , ,, . 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TOP ROW RAYMOND DAHM ALBERT DAMITZ ANN DAVIES Natnonal Honor Socxety Jr Honor Socnety A Cappella Jr Choir Ensemble GAA GAA Board GAA Leaders 'W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Pool Leader Sr Student Councxl Prom Comm Basketball Homecomxng Court WILLIAM DAVIES Mu Alpha Theta Natlonal Honor Society Jr Honor Soclety A Cappella Jr Choir Cardnnal Star Basketball Track Football W Wmner Boys State Hall Momtor Pool Leader Slap Collector Sr Student Council Fr Officer ROW 3 SHARON DAVIS Megaphone Megaphone Board YTeens Grrl Scouts FBLA Prom Comm MARION DETTMAN A Cappella Jr Chonr Madrngals GAA Cardmal Star Mask and Wag Band Pep Club YTeens FBLA Prom Comm PATRICIA DIETSCHER GAA Cardinal Star YTeens German Club ROW 2 TOM DOHERTY Cardmal Star Swummmg Volleyball Cross Country Football Tennxs W Wmner Hall Monitor Pep Club Sllp Collector Sr Student Councul Jr Ofllcer Prom Comm GERALD DOLLINGER Mu Alpha Theta Cardmal Star Band O chestra German Club Sclence Club BOTTOM ROW ALAN DOMBROWSKI Assem Comm We ve One Sure Claim to Fame The TOP ROW PATRICIA DOWLING FNA FTA Library Round Table Book Club ROW 3 JIM DRABEK Radio Club RONNIE DUCKWORTH Swnmmlng Trock Football W Wmner ROW 2 JOHN DUERINGER A Cappella Jr Chonr Ensemble Prom Comm Naughty Marietta WAYNE DUPREY Volleyball KAY DUPUY Jr Chour BOTTOM ROW MARJORIE DZBINSKI Jr Choir JERRY EALES A Cappella Jr Choir Madrngals Ensemble BAA Pep Club Quartettes HIY Prom Comm Naughty Mormetta ANDREAS EILER Jr Honor Socuety German Club JOHN EILERTSON A Cappella Jr Choir Modrrgols Ensemble Quartettes Boy Scouts TOP ROW RICHARD EKHOFF TOM ELDEREDGE Jr Choir FFA RONALD ENGEL BAA Bowling Club MARIBIL EWERT Choxr Mask and Wlg YTeens FBLA Llbrary Round Table Trlple trio Sixteen ROW 3 .IOANN FELLRATH Jr our FNA YTeens German Club FRANK FINMAN Golf SANDRA FISCHER Jr Choir Ensemble ROW 2 DENNIS FLANN Chour Custer Hugh School VICTOR FLEGEL BAA Track Cross Country W Wnnner The Amerxcan Way Noon Hour Movle Crew BOTTOM ROW CONNY FLORENCE A Cappella Jr Choir GAA GAA Board Megaphone Mask and Wag 'W Wxnner Pep Club YTeens Sr Student Councml Attxc Board Prom Comm The Amerlcan Way F1rst to Graduate from the New School TOP ROW KAY FOAT Jr Choir Cheerleader Swrmmlng RI V 3 RONALD FORD BAA Megaphone Megaphone Board GL nan Club JAMES FOUND Nattonal Honor Soclety A Cappella Or chestra FTA ROW 2 NANCY FOX Natnonal Honor Society Jr Honor Socnety GAA GAA Leaders Cardunal Star W Winner Gnrlss State Pep Club YTeens Gym Leaders Sr Student Councnl Sr Officer Prom Comm 4H Prom Court SHIRLEY FRANTL FBLA Library Round Table DOUG FRANZEN FFA BOTTOM ROW ARLENE FREY GAA W Wnnner Pep Club Gym Leader ROGER FRITZ DAVID FULLER Megaphone H1Y Fr Officer The People vs Maxnne Lowe JOHN GABRYSIAK TOP ROW NANCY GADBERRY YTeens Pool Leader Assem Comm Pep Comm DICK GAGAN Mu Alpha Theta Natronal Honor Soclety A Cappella Madrlgals Ensemble BAA Cardinal Star Cardinal Star Board Volleyball Golf Boys State AFS Committee Quartettes HTY Sr Student Council Prom Comm Gundance Comm Naughty Marretta JAMES GALLAWAY BAA Swlmmlng Tennls Band HIY Pool Leader Slip Collector Sr Stu dent Council Chairman of Committee for Semor Career Night RAY GERTH Hall Momtor ROW 3 MARION GIENCKE GAA YTeens FBLA JOSEPH GIESIE Band Pep Band Sllp Collector Prom Comm MARY GOLLWITZER .lr Choxr GAA Pep Club YTeens Llbrary Round Table Servlce Comm Assem Comm ROW 2 SUZANNE GOLTZ Mu Alpha Theta A Cappella J Chour GAA Cardinal Star W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Glrl TOP ROW SANDRA GOTTLIEB Jr Chonr GAA W Wmner YTeens Gym Leader FBLA Triple trlo ROW 3 JULIANNE GRAVES JULIANNE GRAY A Cappella Jr Choir Madrxgals Ensemble GAA Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm Rec Dance Comm Servlce Comm Naughty Marietta Chorus ROW 2 ROB ERT GREEN Lost and Found Basketball Track Football Gym Leader Movie Operator Crew DAVID GREENWALD Band FFA BEVERLY GRONEWOLD .lr Chonr FHA Assem Comm BOTTOM ROW JOHN GROSS FFA ROGER HABECK GRETCHEN HAL QUIST National Honor Society GAA Cardunal Star Mask and Wlg Pep Club YTeens Sr Student Councll Prom Comm Servrce Comm Mr Barrys Etchmgs Father Knows Best JANET HAMERS MEIER Book Club Jr Cholr Cardunal Star YTeens Scouts Gym Leader Prom Comm Rec Dance Comm JESSIE GON ZALES GAA BOTTOM ROW JIM GOODRICH BAA Basketball Tennis Revers1ble Sklrts and Bulk TOP ROW DEAN HAMMONS Orchestra PAUL HANSEN A Cappella Jr Choir Swimming Slip Collector Movie Operator Crew Naughty Marietta NANCY HARRIS A Cappella Jr Choir GAA FHA Pep Club YTeens Service Comm Triple trio GENE HARTER Basketball Track Football W Winners Sr Student Council Soph Officer Sr Officer ROW 3 NORMAN HAUSSER Slip Collector BONNIE HAZEL Jr Choir GAA RON HECHT Band Gym Leader ROW 2 SHERLYN HEILMAN Megaphone RICHARD HEINRICH BOTTOM ROW WILLIAM HEINZEN Plux Xl Hugh School Sweaters Were Our Spec1a1 Loves W .JW TOP ROW MARYELLEN HEISE Jr Choir Ensemble Triple trio Miss Nohelty and Mr Duckett oltices ROW 3 BARBARA HELING FHA FNA School Bus Roll Takers GERALDINE HELQUIST Jr Choir GAA W Winners Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader ROW 2 JUDY HEMPTON Jr Choir FNA YTeens FHA Book Club WARREN HERBRAND Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Jr Honor Society Golf Pep Club HIY German Club Highways and Byways RICHARD HERNANDEZ Cheerleader Swimming Football Pep Club Pool Leader Slip Collector Sr Stu dent Council J. Ofticer Prom Comm. BOTTOM ROW: MARY HICKEN - National Honor Society Jr. Honor Society A Cappella Jr. Choir Ensemble Megaphone Editor Mask and Wig Board Pep Club Y-Teens Triple trio Naughty Marietta. CURT HINCKLEY - Basketball Volleyball Golf Football W Winners 'W Club Bays State Hall Monitor, Pep Club Hi-Y Soph. Officer Fr. Ottlcer Prom-Comm. Guidance Comm. SHARON HOCKETT - Jr. Choir Ensemble Pep Club F.B.L.A. Triple trio. KAREN HOEFS - Jr. Choir Y-Teens Sr. Student Council Assem. Comm. Triple trio. 'Q TOP ROW DONALD HOEPPNER RODNEY HOESE Jr Choir Pep Club FBLA Hlghways and Byways DALE HOFFMAN ROLF HOFMANN Swlmmmg Cross-Country Tennls 'W Wlnner Slip Collector Lnbrary Round Table ROW 3 DON HOOD Basketball Track CrossCountry Golf Baseball W Wlnner GEORGE HOWE Tennis HIY Sr Student Councul KAY HOWE Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society A Cappella Madrlgals GAA GAA Board Leaders Megaphone W Winner Pep Club Quartettes YTeens Pool Leader Sr Student Council Prom Comm Naughty Marietta ROW 2 CARL HUEBNER Band FFA FRED HUEBNER Science Club BOTTOM ROW KAREN HUMPHREY HA FBLA Fam1l1ar Fnday Scene Those TOP ROW MEREDYTHE HUNTER Jr Choir Ensemble GAA Megaphone Pep Club FNA YTeens Slap Collector Prom Comm Trlple Trlo ROW 3 BETTY HURULA Band FNA Home Nurslng WILLIAM HURULA BAA Band Movie Operator Crew ROW 2 EVA IVANKA Jr Honor Society GAA GAA Board Leaders W Winner Pep Club YTeens Pool Leader LILACE JAECKS DAVE JEROME FFA AFS Comm BOTTOM ROW ROY JORDAN Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Socrety Jr Honor Society Movxe Operator Crew German Club P A Crew KATHRYN JUEDES Jr Chour GAA GAA Board GAA Leader W Wlnner Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader RONALD JUNG Movie Operator Crew Noon Movue Crew KAREN KADlNG A Cappella Jr Chou' FHA YTeens FBLA Trlple trno TOP ROW PAUL KASKE Jr Cholr Baseball Manager HIY Lxbrary Round Table BILL KELSEY Slup Collector RICHARD KENNELL Seward Park Hugh School New York Cnty JAMES KERR A Cappella Jr Choir Ensemble Swummung Track Cross Country 'W Wmner 'W Club Executnve Councxl 'W Club Sr Student Councnl Lnbrary Round Table Tlme Out For Glnger ROW 3 DAVID KERZNAR Scxence Club Jr Choxr Volleyball Football Slap Collector SANDRA KIHLMIRE Natxonal Honor Soclety GAA Mask and Wxg Harrlsburg Townshlp Hugh School Harrisburg lllmols DAVID KIND BAA ROW 2 DEAN KIND BAA MAUREEN KING BOTTOM ROW KAREN KIRCHOFF tional Honor Soclety Treasurer Jr Honor Socuety Jr Choir GAA GAA Leaders Megaphone Cordmal Star Cordmal Star Board 'W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Gym Leaders Sr Student Councxl FBLA Lubrary Round Table Commercual Workshop Prom Comm Classy Club Sweaters TOP ROW JUDIE KIRSTEN GAA Swxtchboard Lost and Found YTeens Girl Scouts Pep Comm ROW 3 MINTA KISHINER GAA Megaphone Mask and Wlg Pep Club YTeens Llbrary Round Table Pep Comm DON KISSINGER Basketball HIY ROW 2 KEITH KLINE Cross-Country HIY Sllp Collector DOROTHY KLINEFELTER Natnonal Honor Society GAA GAA Board 'W Wmner YTeens Sr Student Councll Rec Dance Comm Hughways and Byways JUDY KNOEBEL Swntchbocrd FHA Hall Monitor BOTTOM ROW SHARON KOEPPEN Jr Choir FBLA Girls Chorus KEN KOHLAAS OLE KOLSTAD Jr Choir Football LYNN KOMBEREC A Cappella Jr Cholr Madugrals Ensemble GAA Mask and Wag Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm Highways and Byways Naughty Marxetta TOP ROW LEONARD LARSEN Mu Alpha Theta A Cappella Jr Choir Madrigals Ensemble Swimming Quartettes Sr Student Council ROW 3 DAVID LARSON A Cappella Jr Choir Madrngals Ensemble Basketball Baseball Football 'W Winner Pep Club Quartettes HIY Slip Collector Naughty Marietta Homecoming Court GILBERT LARSON Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Cardinal Star Cardinal Star Board Volleyball CrossCountry Golf W Wmner Boys State Pep Club AFS Comm Sr Student Council President Library Round Table ROW 2 TOM LAUE BARBARA LAUR Jr Choir GAA GAA Leaders W Wmner Orchestra Pep Club AFS Comm YTeens Gym Leader Slip Collector Prom Comm Guidance Comm e American Way TERRY LEBERMAN A Cappella Band Jr Honor Society BOTTOM ROW RICHARD LEE Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Jr Honor Society A Cappella Jr Choir Madrigals Ensemble Swimming W Winner Band Orchestra Pep Band Quartettes HnY On Borrowed Time The People vs Maxine TOP ROW: JOAN KONTOS - Jr. Choir, GAA, Mask and Wig, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Highways and Byways, Triple Trio. TED KOP- SHINSKY. JOHN KRUEGER - Mu Alpha Theta A Cappella Jr. Choir Hi-Y Prom Comm. Highways and Byways Naughty Mari- etta. KAREN KRUEGER - Jr. Choir Megaphone Cardinal Star Y-Teens Gym Leaders Highways and Byways. ROW 3: KAREN KUMMROW - GAA W Winner Y-Teens Pool Leader F.B.L.A. Prom Comm. Highways and Byways. ROBERT KUSH - Lake Forrest Illinois. DUWAYNE LAAK. ROW 2: BONNIE LANDERS - Jr. Choir GAA Board GAA Leaders W Winner Y-Teens Pool Leader. ECKART LANGE - A Cappella Jr. Choir Ensemble Megaphone photographer Movie Operator Crew Sketch Club Science Club. BOTTOM ROW ROBERT LANNON Archery Club G1f1S Struggled Over the B1g Dec1s1on Lowe Naughty Marietta TOM LEMKE Mu Alpha Theta HIY PATRICIA LERCH GAA School Bus Roll Taker KARLA LETSON Jr Choir GAA GAA Leader Megaphone Mask and Wig W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm Service Comm Triple no 'he 'PW TOP ROW MARY LIESENGELDER Jr Choir Ensemble GAA JUDY LIND FBLA RICHARD LITSCHAUER Football JAMES LODES A Cappella Jr Choir Ensemble Basketball Golf 'W Winner HiY ROW 3 WALTER LOHMAN BAA FRANCES LONGLEY GEORGE LOVE National Honor Society BAA Swim mung CrossCountry Band Orchestra Sr Student Council ROW 2 JACK LUKAS WILFRED LUMB Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Jr Honor Society A Cappella Ensemble BAA HiY Sr Student Council BOTTOM ROW JEFFERY LUNDY Whether to Buy a Chem1se or a Sack TOP ROW JUDY LURVEY Jr Choir GAA Library Round Table School Bus Roll Takers ROW 3 CHRISTINA MALISCH GAA Mask and Wig Pep Club YTeens FTA Gym Leader Service Comm Assem Comm Pep Comm Mr Barrys Etchxngs People vs Maxine Lowe Dramatic Reading Thespian Society PATRICIA MANHARDT ROW 2 CAROL MARKLE A Cappella Jr Choir GAA Y-Teens Prom Comm. PAUL MARKUSSEN - Basketball Foot- ball. LEE MARTNER - Swimming Track Cross-Country. BOTTOM ROW: BARBARA MATEK - Jr. Choir FHA. JEAN MATTERS - A Cappella Jr. Choir Madrigals Ensemble GAA Pep Club Quartettes, Y-Teens, FTA, The Bad Penny. WILLIAM McCURDY - B.A.A., Swimming, Track, Cross-Country, Tennis, W Winner, Hall Monitor, Prom Comm. ALLEN MCVEY - Basketball, Track, Cross- Country, W Winner. TOP ROW JOAN MEEHAN DALE MIEDENBAUER Jr Choir Band JEAN MEIDENBAUER GAA W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm JANICE MERTZ Jr Choir GAA YTeens ROW 3 WILLIAM MERZ Slap Collector Movme Operator Crew CAROLE MEYER Jr Choir Ensemble Orchestra JOAN MEYER Jr Choir FHA Library Round Switchboard Pep Club Prom Library Round Table BOTTOM FNA Pool Leader Trnple Trlo Table ROW 2 EVELYN MILLER Comm PHYLLIS MILLER FHA ROW NATALIE MILLS Jr Choir Creatnve Wntmg Dramatnc Reading We Learned to Love That Spec1al TOP ROW DENNIS MITCHELL Jr Cholr BAA Band HIY ROW 3 ROBERT MONTGOMERY Band Attic Board JANET MOREY A Cappella Jr Choir GAA Megaphone Cardxnal Star A Cappella Jr Choir YTeens Gym Leader Sr Student Coun cxl VINCENT MORTIER SALLY MUDGETI' Jr Chonr GAA FHA YTeens FBLA Hughways and Byways BOTTOM ROW SANDRA MUENZEL FHA YTeens FBLA Assem Comm DAVID NASON BONNIE NELSON A Cappella Jr Choir GAA GAA Board Leader W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader S Student Councxl Prom Comm Assem Comm Trrple Trno Football Home coming Court Basketball Homecoming Court LUANNE NELSON A Cappella GAA Mask and Wng W Wmner Orchestra Pep Club AFS Comm YTeens Gym Leaders Prom Comm Service Comm Guldance Comm 74 : . - . 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Fmend, the Semor Buck Board TOP ROW JULENE ORYSEN ROW 3 DAVID OTTO Basketball Track HIY WILLIAM OWENS Basketball Track Baseball W Winner Boys State H Y Sr Student Council Soph Officer Attic Board Supervisor of Honor Study Hall ROW 2 JOHN PAGE Quill and Scroll Cardinal Star Cardinal Star Board Editor Band Orchestra Pep Band SUSIE PALM A Cappella Jr Choir GAA Megaphone Mask and Wig W Winner Pep Club YTeens Pool Leader Prom Comm Rec Dance Comm Service Comm Guidance Comm Pep Comm Triple Trio M Barrys Etchings JANICE PALMER A Cappella .lr Choxr YTeens BOTTOM ROW GERALD PANAWASH Swimming Band Light Crew DAVID PATTERSON A Cappella Jr Choir Madrugals Ensemble Pep Club Summer Formal King Naughty Marietta ROBERT PAULLIN BAA FFA Pool Leader EDITH PAVLOVICS Budapest Hungary TOP ROW: VEOLA NEMAN - Jr. Choir, GAA, Hall Monitor, Library Round Table, Service Comm. DOLORES NETTESHEIM - Hartford High School. RICHARD NETTESHEIM - Hartford High School. HAROLD NICHOLS. ROW 3: ROSEMARY NOLL - Jr. Choir, Megaphone, Hall Monitor, Pep Club, Sr. Student Council, Prom Comm., School Bus Roll Taker, Home Nursing, Creative Writing. MARIS OELSTROM - Jr. Choir, GAA W Winners, F.B.L.A., Li- brary Round Table, Math Club. CAROL OESER - Jr. Choir. ROW 2: PATRICIA O'NElL. BILL O'ROURKE. BOTTOM ROW: DON ORTMANN - B.A.A., Track, Prom Comm. 41 TOP ROW BARBARA REES Jr Honor Society A Cappella Madrlgals Ensemble GAA GAA Leaders 'W Wlnners Pep Club TOP ROW LEE PEARCE Tennis HIY STUART PEASE 1 Collector JAMES PETTIT MARY JO PFEIL A Cappella Jr Choir GAA GAA Leaders W Winners Pep Club Quartettes YTeens Gym Leader Sr Student Councnl Soph Officer Prom Comm Trnple Trxo Naughty Marietta Honor Study Hall Supervnsor ROW 3 KARLEN PITZKA Jr Choir FNA Library Round Table JOAN POFF GAA Cardmal Star Mask and Wig FTA JANET POTOKAR GAA Jr Choir ROW 2 TERRY PREISS Mu Alpha Theta JOHN PRIEFER FFA BOTTOM ROW JUDITH RAGEN GAA Megaphone Mask and Wlg Lost and Found 'W Wnnners Hall Mamtor Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader Sllp Collector Llbrary Round Table Rec Dance Comm We Found Helpful Informauon Plus Quartettes YTeens Gym Leader Sr Student Councnl Prom Comm Pep Comm Naughty Marietta ROW 3 KENNETH REICHERT Mu Alpha Theta Natlonal Honor Soclety Jr Honor Soclety A Cappella Jr Choir Ensemble Football Basketball Track W Winners Boys State HIY Sr Student Councll Jr Officer JUDIE RENNER Jr Chour GAA Mask and Wag Swltchboard 'W Wlnners Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader Rec Dance Comm Pep Comm Clothes Design Club ROW 2 NANCY RINK GAA Lost and Found W Winners FHA YTeens Manners Servnce Comm ROSEMARY ROBERTS Marietta GEORGE RODY Band BOTTOM ROW JOAN RO MADKA A Cappella Jr Choir GAA GAA Leaders Mask and Wlg Pool Leaders The Bad Penny Dance Band EUGENE ROUSE Baseball Football CAROL RUBEN Jr Choir GAA Band Pep Band SUSAN SALENTINE Mu Alpha Theta GAA Cappella Jr Choxr YTeens Naughty Takers WILLIAM SCHAPFEL Cardinal Star Basketball Swum mmg Track CrossCountry Football W Wmner SUZANNE SCHAUB A Cappella Megaphone Switchboard Band Pep Band FNA YTeens Pool Leader Sr Student Councnl Lxbrory Round Table Rec Dance Comm EMIL SCHERF J Cholr ROW 1 BEVERLY SCHIKOWSKI Jr Choir FHA FNA BONNIE SCH LUNDT GAA Mask and Wng YTeens Trans from Oconomowoc Hugh School NANCY SCHMEAR Jr Honor Socxety Jr Choir GAA Mask and Wig W Wmner Pep Club FNA YTeens Grrl Scout Leader Prom Comm ROW 2 WILLIAM SCHMITT Football Pool Leader DONALD SCHMITZ Jr Chomr Track Baseball FFA BOTTOM ROW MARY ANN SCHMOLLER FNA JUICY GOSSIP 111 Our Semor Conf1dent1a1 TOP ROW HAROLD SCHNEIDEWENT Basketball, Track, Cross Country, W Wmner ROW 3 FREDERICK SCHNELL Football BARBARA SCHNITZER Jr Choir, Assem Comm, The Amermcan Way ROW 2 GARY SCHROEDER KAY SCHWARTZ National Honor Society, Jr Honor Socxety, A Cappella, Jr Choir, GAA, GAA Board, Leader, W Wmner, Pep Club, YTeens, Gym Leader, Assem Comm, Trlple Trlo DARLENE SELLNOW BOTTOM ROW ROBERT SEMROW MARY BETH SHIVELER Jr Choir, Mask and Wag, Rec Dance Comm, Truple Truo JOHN SHREFFLER MARGARET SHULTIS GAA, Cardnnal Star, Gym Leader, Sr Student Councnl, FBLA TOP ROW: MARGARET SAUER - Mask and Wig, School Bus Roll , . . - r. '. oz . g g 0 0 0 77 TOP ROW ROMAIN SKEBBA Lnght Crew Stage Craft Crew DONALD SKOUG GEORGE SLAVSKY Track Cross-Country 'W Winner BEVERLY SMITH GAA ROW 3 DOROTHY SMITH JANICE SMITH Lnbrary Round Table German Club NANCY SMITH Jr Choir GAA Fresh Officer ROW 2 RICHARD SMITH Basketball Football FFA Hall Monitor JAMES SOHR Basketball Swimming Volleyball Track Cross-Country Golf Base- ball Football Tennis W Winner BOTTOM ROW SHARRON SORENSEN Jr Choir GAA Girl Scouts Pool Leader FBLA School Bus Roll Takers Trxple Truo Muslc Appreclatnon Remember Those Impresswe Ded1cat1on TOP ROW ROBERT SPARROW Hall Monitor ROW 3 JEANETTE SPICE Jr Chonr GAA Triple Trno BEVERLY SPIELER School Bus Roll Takers ROW 2 PAUL STAPLETON Basketball Orchestra GERALDINE STECKEL CHARLES STEELE Band FFA FTA BOT TOM ROW DONNA STEPHENSON GAA Lost and Found 'W Wmner Band Pep Club YTeens FTA Pool Leader CHARLES STEVENS BAA WILLIAM STEWIG Mu Alpha Theta Movie Operator Crew LAWRENCE STITES Track Football TOP ROW WESLEY STRADER FFA JULIA STRELECKI WILLIAM STUMP A Cappella Okemar Hugh School Ohems Mlchngan GENE SULLIVAN Library Round Table ROW 3 JUNICE SUNDT Jr Chour GAA Megaphone Cardlnal Star Mask and Wxg FHA Pep Club YTeens Sllp Collector FBLA Rec Dance Comm Servnce Comm Guidance Comm Pep Comm 'The Amerncan Way DAVE SWAN Basketball Volleyball Cross-Country Football 'W Wmner FFA JULIANNE SWAN Jr Choir Cardinal Star FBLA Commercxal Workshop School Bus Roll Tokers ROW 2 KAREN SWEDA DAVID SWEEN FFA BOTTOM ROW NANCY TAERUD Jr Choir Ensemble Band Triple Trlo Ceremomes and the Pr1de We Felt? TOP ROW LYNN TANS Natxonal Honor Socrety Jr Chonr GAA GAA Board GAA Leaders Cardlnal Star Cheerleader 'W Wm ner Pep Club YTeens Gym Leaders Sr Student Councrl PTS Representative ROW 3 THOMAS TEMPERO Sketch Club KARL THEW BAA Basketball Volleyball Football 'W Wmners HIY ROW 2 ROBERT THOMAS Mu Alpha Theta Natlonal Honor Society A Cappella Madrrgals Ensemble Cardinal Star Mask and Wig National Thesplan Society Volleyball Boys State H Y Sr Student Councul Boy Scouts On Borrowed Tame 'The People vs Maxine Lowe Father Knows Best M Barrys Ethchrng Naughty Marietta JACQUELINE TINGLE National Honor Society Jr Honor Society A Cappella GAA 'W Wmner O chestra Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader Pep Comm KATHRYN TODD GAA 'W Wmner Pep Club YTeens FTA Gym Leaders BOTTOM ROW LONNY TREVORROW J Choir Ensemble BAA Track Football 'W Wmner FHA HIY Pool Leader JUDITH TUNNELL A Cappella Jr Choir Ensemble Trnple Trlo 'The Amerucan Way .IUDITH TURZIN A Cappella Jr Choir Madrlgals Ensemble Megaphone F N A oo Leader BRIAN UGLOW TOP ROW BEVERLY UNERTL Jr Cholr FHA YTeens Book Club WAYNE VANDERHEI BARBY VANDIVER GAA GAA Leaders Cheerleader Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm Servlce Comm PAT VANPIETERSOM Megaphone Cardmal Star Sr Student Councul Prom Comm Trrple Trlo ROW 3 TOM VANPIETERSOM BENTE VENNEROD A Cappella Jr Choir GAA AFS Commlttee Sr Student Council German Club Rxngerlkes Hlgher School Honefoss Norway ALYCE VICK GAA Cardxnal Star Mask and Wlg 'W Wmner Band YTeens Sr Student Council AFS Pep Club FNA ROW 2 CHARLES VICK Cardinal Star Band Orchestra SUE WAGGERSHAUSER GAA FNA German Club Math Club Home Nursing BOTTOM ROW MELLANIE WAITE Jr Choir Ensemble GAA GAA Board Megaphone Cardnnal Star Swxtchboard 'W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Prom Comm The Best Years of Our LIVCS TOP ROW JUDITH WALTERS Mukwonago Unlon High School Mukwonago Wlsconsm ROW 3 LANA WALZ Jr Chou' Hall Monntor Sllp Collector JUDY WAPPENSCHMIDT Jr Cholr Lost and Found Sr Student Council ROW 2 PHYLLIS WARNER Megaphone Switchboard Pep Club Prom Comm ANN WEAVER Natnonal Honor Soclety A Cappella Jr Cholr GAA Board Megaphone Board Mask and Wng Pep Club AFS Committee YTeens Sr Student Councul Prom Comm JEAN WENNIGER Honor Socnety GAA Mask and Wug YTeens Pool Leader Sr Stu dent Councnl Prom Comm Servlce Comm Assem Comm e Comm Mr Barrys Etchlngs BOTTOM ROW RICHARD WERN NG Band FFA PAUL WESTBROOK Sczence Club Band O chestra Radno Club Noon Movle Crew Dance Band Movne Opera tor Crew German Club BEVERLY WHIPPLE FTA Rufus Kung Hugh School Mnlwaukee Wlsconsun JEAN WIESENTHAL Jr Cholr GAA Pep Club YTeens FBLA Prom Comm Traple Tno TOP ROW LYN WIESENTHAL Jr Honor Socuety Jr Choir GAA Mask and Wlg W Wmner Pep Club YTeens Gym Leader Sr Student Councul Rec Dance Comm Pep Comm Trnple Truo JAMES WIESNER Spellmg Club Dance Club DEAN WILCOX A Cappella J Chozr Megaphone Basketball Track Football HIY Sr Student Councnl FBLA ROW 3 MICHEAL WILKE Cholr FFA VIRGINIA WILKENING GAA YTeens FBLA Lubrary Round Table School Bus Roll Takers SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Jr Choir GAA GAA Leaders YTeens FTA Gym Leaders ROW 2 GARY WOLFE Swrmmmg Track Baseball Band Orchestra Pep Band Sr Ottlcer School Bus Roll Takers JANICE WOLFE Chorr Megaphone Cardmal Star Lubrary Round Table BOTTOM ROW DON WOLLENZIEN They Saud, and They Were R1ght ,sf- K. TOP ROW TOM WRIGHT A Cappella Jr Choxr Ensemble BAA Basketball Track Cross-Country Baseball ROW 3 RICH ARD YONT Basketball Track Football Pool Leader ANNE ZEIGER GAA GAA Leader Megaphone Cardmal Star Mask and Wlg W Wmner Hall Momtor Pep Club YTeens Gym Leaders Slap Collector Sr Student Councll Prom Comm Servrce Comm Assem Comm ROW 2 DAVID ZIECH Foot all Wnnner FRAN ZIEGELMANN Jr Cholr GAA Switchboard W Wlnner YTeens Pool Leader Triple Trlo ANNE ZIMMERMAN National Honor Soclety A Cappella Jr Chorr Madrrgals Ensemble YTeens FTA Pool Leader Lrbrary Round Table Math Club Book Club Naughty Marietta BOTTOM ROW JUDITH ZIMMERMAN FTA Pool Leader Book Club Jr Choir GAA Cardmal Star W Winner PATRICIA ZUBARIK Jr Chonr GAA FBLA RED ZWEIFEL Track SENIORS NOT PICTURED John Anderson Gary Bellman Joe Ber geon, Fred Braluck, Robbun Brrckler, Elame Coman, Darrel Dlehl, Larry Golem, James Graf, Patruck Hess, Rnchard Holmberg, Alvnna Jump, Barbara Morltz, Ronald Oleson, Roy Packard, Wnlluam e etner, Norman Ramsay, Joseph Ruchardson, Patrlcua Tessrer, John Vetta, Terry Warren, Karolyn Wltkoaskl ' ' I ' I I - 11 11 - I I I - 1 I 1 1 - .1 ., . - 1 . - 1 V- 1 1 1 1 1 - , . , . . . . : - Jr, 1 1 - , - , . . . ., 1 . - ' . . H - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . - Jr, 1 5 I 1 1 . , , 1 0 u 5 1 - 1 1 . . ., , , , . : - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -1 , 11 11 ., . . . b , W - - - 11 11 - - - 1 1 1 I ' I I - 1 1 . 1 1 1 W I I I I I I W u - 11 , , . . - - 11 11 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . - . , , . . . . F : 1 1 ' WHO WOULDNT LOOK PLEASED? That slick sport Iacket Gene Harter IS wearing was a gift from the Wlsconsnns Mens Apparel Association for has selection by the Commnttee of Ten as the neatest boy of the month A GOOD SIGN that the end ns drawnng near Bob Chrlstlaansen IS measured for graduation caps and gowns SPIRIT WAS THE BY WORD of the senior class Before every game girls made pep plns and posters to heighten enthusiasm Here Sharon Case and Sharon Koeppen do thezr but to back the team , . . . . . . . , , . . GOOD CITIZENS ARE OUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET, Mary Ellen Con- over was the winner of the annual D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award, chosen by classmates and teachers. FUN IS FINE but scholarship is all important We were proud to have five students who qualified in the National Merit Scholarship Exam Mr Duckett shows the results to Jim Found Dave Fuller Bull Davies Roger Habek and Roy Jordan an-.Ja W, 83 if x 1 Sl simian .4 ' 1' KVI! MLA, f f HK ! 1 ,f , ff' , ff 'I ri f' i f' i 5 ' i J . . , mf Af, A V ', 1' ,,ff!, ff f V X N1 1 ff f, . .. Q IJ!! fvfflof f f X l I f wp' ffl. I X , 'I - ,,'f'ff'70- fL'i pfl' X 'ff' I ff ,ff ' I' V1 ',' ff f ,l' fl f' Gflfrfff If 16 Activities MY WHAT A LOVELY FUR Donna Hawkins examines the merchandise lust b fore Pat Howell gets her cue to go on stage IS THAT MESSY STUFF actually used on people's faces? Bill Belongia, Chris Mallsch, and Jean Wenninger apply a bit of last-minute makeup in preparation for a performance. A LAST MINUTE CHECK on all props is necessary so that an actor on stage has the prop he needs a the right time Mary Engler does the b emciently THERES THE CUE Susie Palm student director pre pares to ring the doorbell from backstage during a performance of Mr Barrys Erchings Behind the Lights and the Applause- There's the Foundation for Fine Productions lT WONT BE LONG NOW Actors walt In thenr make up before AH THIS I5 THE LIFE! Bonnie Montgomery applles makeup thetr cue comes to go on stage the face of the relaxed Roger Habek lust oetore curtaun fume Mask and Wig Ah for the smell af greasepaxntl Those students who are a part of Mask and Wrg know nt well They are acquainted too with the scurry and actlvaty of the bug nlght Wheres the rest of the counterfeit money? ls everythrng on the stage and In Its place? Everyone from the top star to the lanltor felt the nervous thrill of expectatlon The toundatuons were land and buult upon for a fine productuon Would tt turn out that way? All the easlly excuted cast wondered lndlspensable plus was the only name for the flrst hour stagecraft crew The entire bulldlng and parntung of the set was their responsibility Also resting on thenr shoulders was the lab of taking care af the llghtmg and the furnlture Thus means extra care as far as the furnuture ns concerned because rt as sometrmes rented Besides furmture there are certain props whuch are actually handled by the actors These thmgs are made or secured somehow by the propertles commtttee They also have the Iob of keeping track of them For example the model airplane Mr Barry was makmg for hrs young frxend had to be on stage at a certam tzme durung a certann act lt It hadnt been there the people of the committee would have caused an embarrassung moment for the actors on stage lt has been sard that costumes slmply make the play play an essential part In dramatlc productions Any member of the costumes committee will tell you that thus fact results rn one bug headache Despite the fact that the costume closets are fTlled wuth everythung from raccoon coats to mud Vlctarlan gowns there never seems to be qulte enough to surt every occasnon Lastly but stall tops IU Importance us the make up crew A messy lab some say but such fun' lt may take a week before the make up comes off the actors but then the umpresslon of the play lasts longer These young people recenve lnttle recognutnon but they know and we know that their work IS vrtal to Waukeshas dramatic productions ' - 4 ' ' ' , . ' ' to 5 - , ' ' ' Il ' ' ll II I ' ' II Il .' . A ll . ' ' II ll ' ' ' ' , ' Of course, this is not altogether so, but they certainly do I . . I I I . I I - ' . ' . . I I ' 1 - I 1 1 - I ' . . 1 l 1 87 WELL, WADDAYA KNOWI Jean Wenninger and Bob Thomas finds that Mr. Barry's sea chest is a Very interesting relic - inside. Cast of Bud ....... Mrs. Taylor . .. Evelyn Taylor .... Judson Barry . .. Marvin Pritchard . Carrie Stanwich .... Fifty Ferris . . . . Sawbuck Sam . Mrs. Griswold . . . Sam Jordon . . . Tom Crosby . . . Daisy .......... Kenneth Plunkett . Mr. Barry's Etchings' .. . TOMMY SHIELDS .... CHRISI MALISCH . . . . KATHY ECKSTEIN DON BERINGER .. BRAD SHREFFLER . . . . .. KATHY KAHL . . . JEAN WENNIGER BOB THOMAS .. . PAT HOWELL ,.... BILL BELONGIA .... . . . . JERRY JEFFERS . . GRETCHEN HALQUIST . . .... ROGER HABECK From Comic Musicals to Shakspearian Hello, this is Don Beringer, that is, Mr. Barry speaking. Brad Shreffler listens with interest to the conversation. Marietta D'Attena ....... Captain Richard Warrington Lieut. Gov. Grandet ....... .. Etienne ............ Silas O'Hara ..... Sir Harry Blake .. Florenze ....... Lizette . . . Adah .... Nanatte . . . Felice .... Fanchon .... . . LYNN KOMBEREC ... JOE CONNELLY . . . . RON DOUGLAS . DAVE PATTERSON ...... RICHARD LEE BOB THOMAS BOB CHRISTIAANSEN BARB REES RICH GAGAN . NANCY PETERSON KAY HOWE NANCY BLACKSTONE AS GRACEFULLY AS A BIRD IN FLIGHT, Mr. Metzner shows the cast of Naughty Marietta how to act the part. Tragedies, Enthusiasm Runs High for W. H. S. Plays IT'S A LITTLE HARD TO PICTURE this group as vivacious, flirting Hower maidens, but that's iust what they'll be, on the night of Naughty Marietta. Plays Need some money? Just make your own as Mr. Barry did in the opening play of the year, Mr. Barry's Etchingsf' Members of the audience delighted in watching how a seem- ingly innocent man became involved with a group of pro- fessional-looking engraving plates, and they didn't care how far they went to get them. Laughter spread over the observers of the action when Don Berringer tried to defend himself against the criminals with a toy tommy gun. All turned out for the best, however, when the U.S. government came to the aid of Mr. Barry in the person of Jerry Jeffers, special agent for the Treasury Department. To show oft the new auditorium, the operetta Naughty Marietta was presented with a cast of over one hundred. The play centered around the settling of New Orleans during the eighteenth century. The enormous stage glowed with the many vibrant colors in the costumes ot the ladies and gentlemen as they swirled 'round and 'round in time to a Viennese waltz bringing pleasure to all those looking on. 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BACK ROW R Melre C Sprague Mass Swan Mr Whrtney G Wolf John Jrm Kuehl G Dolllnger L Carpenter P Westbrooke M Frank R Lee L Martm M Anderson P Stapleton J Tmgle D Hammon D Smlth E Delzer C Vick J Dreger D Ellertson M Hetts R lll ng worth BOTTOM ROW J Found P Chapm J Marn J Bladgett K Peterson L Evans J Brueggman J Boyer B Blackstone Vaned MUSICZI Talents Become Ev1dent Orchestra They werent the Boston Pops or the Hollywood Bowl but we were mighty proud of em When Waukesha Highs orchestra began the overture to Naughty Marnetta a thrrll went through the students backstage and those rn the audience Although the student body had only one or two chances a year to see Its orchestra perform the group of young muslcrans was held rn hugh regard Forty flve students made up this years orchestra As a rule they met two days a week but when a performance was coming up Mr Whntney the director usually called for sectronals Nothing short of perfectron was good enough and this meant long pannstalang rehearsals ln January the group went to Milwaukee where they played Beethovens Fzfth Symphony and Youll Never Walk Alone for the meetnng of the school boards from all over Wrsconsln Then rn the sprung came the school concert at which they played the Suite on Fnddlers Tunes and Mozarts Symphony No 41 l 2 . ' , . , ' h , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , - i , ' , . ' , . , . , . , . : . , . ' , . ' , . , . . , . I , . , . , . ' , . . , , . , . , . . ROW 2: T. Legerman, C, Meyer, W. Koehnlein, B. Bennet, J. Zimmerman, O O O , . . . I ' I . , . , . . h . - ' I ll - ll - ' ' ' , . I I I . ' 1 - ll 1 ' . ll ' , . . . . I . I I . , - - - 1 1 , . . Md: V Q 1 nfl ff ' ,f sr W fl ,115 'f ,Q L '4 ,Q V U , Q wg . f 5? 1 A' . WM Jfii ' . T7 K . ' ' W . .- ' ' ' .. g - ,..I.'f',,gf' , ig ,, N ,L W ' Z .,., I - ' W , fgvmf' jg, Q an V 1223027 ,, Q Q 5, Qii a, fig V, ' 15,1 , 1.1815 ' wr ,Am X I W sy. 372. kr +32.sf,,yw., ,V l - TGYQQ1- , I My ' 1. 'E Z ,f A ., ff W 0 , My ' fwle , W if -vi, Y Ji' , WW sf' W KW?-LH' -V , Zim, .vm 4J'fa',w, waijjl ' 4 -,,' 1 'em Wfxy ,A ,ff ,A 4 A O SENIOR GIRLS QUARTET J Matters B Rees K Howe and M Conover entertaun student body and communuty aluke wuth theur surgung abuluty MUSIC Spec1a11sts It would certaunly seem that sungung us fast becomung one of the most popular pastumes un Ameruca Thus holds true tor both the partucupant and the lustener There are so many recordung artusts quartets musucol televusuon pro grams and tourung chours that there never us a lack of musuc for lustenung Yet students at Waukesha Hugh do more than merely lusten In the past tew years the uncrease un quartets truos and truple truos shows suncere enthusuas'n Muss Zelma Monlux Muss Jarmela Speta and Muss Fox are un charge of these energetuc groups Around sprung nearly every group has prepared some number tor the sprung testuval The gurls chorus usually presents show tunes tor thus whereas the boys chorus works on spurutuals tolk songs and college songs At Chrustmas many ot the organuzatuons wuthun the cuty such as the Rotary Club ask for sungung groups from the hugh school tor theur Chrustmas programs Madrugals a small sungung group wuthun A Cappella often sungs for dtfterent clubs durung the holuday season as do the quar tets For the enuoyment of theur tellow students the sungers carol un the school halls Students and teachers aluke guve up valuable tume gladly un order to partucupate un one ot the most rewardung and enuoyable of group actuvuttes SENIOR BOYS QUARTET R l.ee J Connelly J Eoles, and R Gogon p esent theur rruusucal talent to all who wull usten JUNIOR BOYS QUARTET B Merten R Heun R Vuncent and T Martur-u warble musuccl notes to lustenung ecurs Nr 1 TOP ROW J Albrecht N Cooper J Jore S Tmnes W Coleman T Maule J Wolfe ROW3 B Bernhardt D Hartung C Butzke P Betlel D Dall mann K Chapman Mass Rhode ROW2 K Pltzka L Beckerdlte S Fluke ame It, They 11 Flnd S Gendruch P Herman M Duescher H Schuetze Mrs Buslaeger BOTTOM mug It, or It Can t Be Had Llbrary Round Table At the expense of thear free pernods forty students work ed at varuous dutnes prescrnbed by the Llbrary Round Table Among these many tasks were checkmg out library books sending overdue notices to students Issuing reserve and refer ence books and generally keeping the library orderly Twenty two members of the Library Round Table assisted Mnss Rhode In the Sensor bunldnng library whale fifteen mem bers helped Mrs Buslaeger In the Edison library Three mem bers helped Issue and receuve books In the separate Amerncan ON TOUGH ASSIGNMENT DAYS thls IS really a busy place as students fight for the few remalnung texts Sue lmlg sngns for one of these books given her by Helen Schuetze as Duane Herek catalogues WWW hnstory rooms This work famnlnarnzed the students an the orgamzatzon with the library and the use of reference maternal This was particularly helpful for Those who nntend to enroll ln more advanced schools The ceaseless toll of the Lnbrary Round Table members was rewarded wnth school creduts toward graduatnon As to thenr efficiency Mass Rhode has been quot ed as saynng I couldnt get along without them NEW MATERIAL WILL BE RIGHT IN ORDER for some one else to flnd Roger Peterson makes sure of thus by returnlng books to their places on the shelves I I -an ,.,,, I 4 E - I- ' I . 2 wg 32? ff A Y f' I E I fx f if ef' X P -1 I 1, W f , .3 L Y' ,I . V 4. s f Qt 1 J 'K 1 .4-v-s' . I '-.sumti ROW 4: R. Barnard, S. Bealit, J. Gruettner, J. Wagie, R. Peterson, J. Zenk, ROWS B- Whipple, M- OSISTFOITI, S- SCI'll'SibSI', P- Buftertteld, D- Henich, 5- . . : . , . , . , . ', . - I ' - 3 ' 7 . . , - - - , I . . . . . I - o 1 ' v , . . . . . . . . I . - . ' . . I . - . Q u A - ' ll l ' ll . - I ' 97 n.. IL ' 'Aka TOP ROW K Krause B Clark H Vnragh J B Andres C MacMahon J Zelger N Rink Mass Toms BOTTOM ROW B Zellmer S Schxeble S Schuetze V Newman P Marten B Van Dlver J Stelzel ROW2 K Letson Rnebow K Waters P Wagner A Gavlgan S Raht S Ronnlng P Man S Smart J Wenmger K Schwartz S Palm L Nelson J Streleckl A hardt S Case Comm1ss1ons You have seen members of the Servuce Commussnon at basketball games school plays and student concerts The Servnce Commnssnon wnth Mnss Toms as advnser was comprised of 41 members These members met once a week wnth Miss Toms to dsscuss future plans The commission was at the dns posal of any organnzatnon or group that needed assistance In ushermg collectmg tlckets, or passnng out programs As advnser of the Guidance Commrssnon Mr Goerke assusted students nn decadung on thelr careers A board com prnsed of tour students wlth Rnchard Gagan as chaurman controlled the actlvltles of the other twenty two members The Guidance Commussnon centered :ts Interest on planmng career nlght for the sensors ass1stung wuth the ornentatuon tests for freshmen and helplng with P T S Mr Dybvad Mass Wulflng Mnss Johnson and Mr Duckett supervlsed the 9th lOth llth and 12th grade assemblles respectively Because the auditorium In the new school wasnt flmshed untnl the muddle of the year the lunlors and semors had few assemblies this past year Each advnser chose a com muttee to help produce the assemblnes Among the assemblnes presented were the pep assemblies Nancy Blackstones narratlon of the A F S trap to Germany, and the assembly concerning the move to the new school TOP ROW D Dumbleton D Bermger J Connelly D Engler W Blllnck ROW 2 C Hlnckley J Mann P Marten L Nelson B our B Menzel BOTTOM ROW J Stelzel J Patterson S Palm S Ronnmg J Streleckl A .WN ilu. , .iv 3 ' 1 Q ,. A q A 'N T h . -- Y. Nxt - qv' f QS' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , ' . : . , . , , . , . , . , . . : . , ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' I ' I I - I v I ' I ' .I - 1 - Q I , , . . . . I I ' I I I ' ' I I I I I . 1 ' , . . . . . . . . , - ' I , , . . . as 1 ' A Q 'y ,,iv,5W ' we, x ,.:,,,g , , W TM, - ' ' s x-5915 J' N 1- ss , : . , . ' f , ' . ' 252515 , Q f - I sf KW JSE, . . : . , ' - V LSL ' ' ' ' ' ' ffizif' . L , . . I . ' ' gsm? T , , . , . X . x - ' ' ' t 1 1 J, ' ' f ' ' mm - az ' 1 C' 'V A , V 2 4 FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY COMMISSION: Linda Clark, Peier Lee, Judy Martin, Sondra Ihling, Patty Herling, Sandro Fredrickson, Joan Zeiger. Students Learn to Help 1n School Affa1rs SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY COMMISSION Dcvld Dumbleton Dcvld Hass Knty Burke Judy Lumb A E? l -..fl La TOP ROW: P. Rempe, J. Page, James Kuehl, J. Connell, D. Kehl, P. Jensch, J. Lotte, G. Larson, T. Doherty, R. Page, ROW 4: Mr. Coulson, Miss Phelps, T. Leberman, T. Wilson, B. Evans, G. Gutsche, M. Adams, M. Dett- man, R. Drager. ROW 3: K. Kohl, J. Davies, N. Peterson, K. Peterson, J. Shanaberger, K, Kirchhofl, P. Shultis, J. Zimmerman, A. Zeiger, J. Zeiger. '-MCM! T. an ws f lim, W ROW 2: J. Badinger, E. Andree, C. Airoldi, S, Schrieber, N. Fox, K. Kumm- row, C. Fuller, J. Sydow, V. Pitsch. BOTTOM ROW: C. Dale, M. Wenniger P. Herman, P. Van Pietersom, L. Tans, S. Goltz, C. Heim, J. Morey, N Blackstone, B. Schumki, M, Charles. Deadline Caused Man Headaches for A STAR PHOTOGRAPHER is Qways on hand when needed. Nancy Peterson spent many hours photographing athletic events. thlimfasa.. we ,ii ,xi A GOOD DAY'S WORK leaves our WHS iournalists with a happy sense of accomplishment. The board members are: Miss Phelps, John Kuehl, John Page, Jim Kuehl, Gib Larson, Rich Gagan, Sandy Schreiber, Tom Leberman, Mary Charles, Karen Kirchhofl, Elaine Andree, Pat Herman. 100 Cardinal Star STAR-gazing at Waukesha High was not confined to her dreamy, poetic students. The editor, Elaine Andree, or Miss Phelps would readily have told you that they represented one of this school's busiest organizations. To produce a newspaper every two weeks for a school this size isn't a iob for individuals who wish to take life easy. Even with the tremendous staFl ot writers, photographers, reporters and workers on the advertising sections, members were always pressed for time, The newcomers were carefully watched and those who evidenced ability in certain tields were encouraged along those lines. People having a keen sense of humor made excellent comic editorial writers. Those with artistic ability, on the other hand, were needed as cartoonists. The new members sometimes found it hard to keep up with the STAR's fast pace. To acquaint them with the organization, sectional meetings were held during the week. In June, stafl members were saddled with another proiect, that of senior quips. This meant a great deal of extra work be- cause ofthe large graduating class. The STAR has always been the best source of all informa- tion on Waukesha's activities and events. Those students who distributed them seventh hour found a warm welcome awaiting them in every class. 1 jeg Ii rtilf . -1- .111 - . . .yy K A - . :eye ' use xi if K L: . - WY wzess- ef. , . . 4. . .- ' ri i Q8 SO MUCH TO BE DONE and so little time to do itl Editors Elaine Andree and John Page realize this as they go over plans for the next issue. truggling Cardinal Star Staff Members THE LATEST WHS GOSSIP always rates top interest when it comes out in the STAR. Ciel Heim and Terry Wilson carefully examine the paper. 101 I-A-vr1f ' ' l'.lllIllN ll, H-,-ai STH! --- THESE STAR DISTRIBUTORS will find themselves warmly received in eacn class. Judy Knoeble, Elaine Andree, Janice Bddinger, and Julie Swan set out, heavily laden with papers, as Miss Phelps looks on. gr ONE OF OUR BUSY JANITORS Ollie prepares to escort the hle cabinets to their new residence at the South Campus TOP ROW: J. Houser, D. Jordan B. Newbert, C. Pettis. ROW 2: R. Holmberg, D. Young, L. Young, B. Morris, Mr. Jacobson. BOT- TOM ROW: D. Roberts, E. Lange, M. Stater, S. Adams, M. Butler. They Perform Behmd the Scenes SCITVICCS SCIVICC Orgamzauons Truly worthy of recognition are the service groups With out them this school system would be in a sad state of affairs We take our hats oft to our hard working school cus todians Keeping halls and classrooms clean and neat was an endless 'ob especially since the invention of the paper wrapper Though many anti litter campaigns have been waged it seems as it the lanitors still are working hard to pick up after these pests Cleaning the desks of dried up gum notes and lust plain doodles is an exhausting lab To cover all the buildings a staft of nine industrious men and women work Sixteen school bus roll takers supervised by Mr Spatz are on the iob every day without tail Coming and going from school they kept an accurate record of the attendance on the buses Though each student who served as a roll taker receiv ed extra credits there was a reward in simply knowing the value of their work Believe it or not an hour for lunch was quite a while considering how fast most of the students gulped down their meals Many students found that a pleasant way to spend this leisure time was going to the noon hour movies which lasted from ll 30 until I2 OO and from I2 30 to l OO Mr Jacobson with the crew of boys and girls headed by two crew chiefs for each hour was in charge of the presentation of these films Only the finest ROA s films were chosen report to the otTice at the end of the hour How many times have you heard this message being relayed to you or to one of your classmates? This was the work of the switch board operators who gave up much of their time to this service This year seven operators were in charge ot keeping the office in contact with the classrooms One operator was at the board for each hour of the day Their work was greatly appreciated The use of Visual aides in teaching is becoming more and more important People are beginning to realize the value of this long ago and trains three prolector crews to operate these machines In the Edison building Mr Lehocky was in charge of a crew of six boys and Mr Rice had another crew in the Union building The eleven boy crew in the senior building was the responsibility of Mr Wheeler audio visual director Two boys were chosen for chiefs because one of them was to take over the 'ob in the new building Another boy of the crew had charge of maintaining and delivering special equipment when it was needed The rest of the crew worked in teams keeping the machinery in good run ning condition and setting it up when there was a film scheduled l . O u I . - - ll II , . , I . . . , . Il ll ' ' ' . ' , - , , ,, ,, , , , . - . . . . . from seven in the morning until late at night. movies in education. Waukesha High School, however, realized . - I . I I . . . , . I . : ' : : : . . , l A I l l , . I Murllon Knutsen Darlene Hcckel Po? Mor Yon Froncls Zelgelmonn Sands Droeger Lindo Rozek Duck Page Doug Jordon Bxll Stewug Bull Hurulc Eclcorf Lange Bull Merz Ron Young Dole Schlc kowsku John Houser Toby Mor? Mr Wheeler Tom Holtgrneve Match Woesner Berry Thnel i ffl Bus rolltolcers ore Carol Neumeusfer, Mornlon Knufsen Judy Lurvey Joanne Kefkener, Sandy Curr Judy Wogng Connie Renlc, Joyce School 103 I I I v I ' I . I I 4 1 K I 1 . . I 1 l ' ,I 1 4 'lp ' X' ,' . J A fl . I f, I C ,I s ',. . A 1 f l If I l ' . rl In ' , , I' p l I Q 1. - ... I '1 x As I 1' ' ' 5 -, ,Q - v I I , Y , , ' I ' . In K I 1' J ' ' I l ll 1 ,fl K ' r' ' F ,L A 1 Xi, Q . x ,JI 11 fl , - i A X I . . I - I to Q ,Af D'--'L MEGAPHONE BOARD: D. Battles, S. Davis, R. Ford, Miss Conrow, S. Back, M. Hicken, S. Ihrig, A. Weaver. UWHADDAYA MEAN-MORE COPY? Freedom of complaint in the Meg office as Tom Miglautsch has his soy. Despite Hours of Drudgery, Meg Staff Gained Megaphone Whoever said, It's a long time from June to December certainly never worked on a high school yearbook. Meg work- ers know best how quickly the weeks fly by until June. With recopy and deadline ringing in their ears, weary staff members worked feverishly to finish the book by the end of school. No member ever felt that he was not needed, there was always something he could do. Writing copy was one thing, for example, but cutting and pasting pictures was quite another and just as important. The photographers and typists, too, were indispensable members of the staff. Under the patient guidance of our adviser, Miss Conrow, E! . x Q. X ' - A I i f X 2' Ii t if 4 ia N ' Huff: ' 4 I A 5535: 14 ' Q ...Js. il V. x W9 -. X f s ef n E 3 x ONE SLIP IN THE EQUIPMENT and a badly needed picture will not be ready for the Meg board. Taking precautions against this are Mr. Pettigrew, D. Fuller, D. Walendowski, T. Daub. and editor, Mary Lynn Hicken, the different sections knit to- gether within one theme. Choosing a suitable and interesting theme is perhaps one of the hardest jobs of the staff. Because this has to be done in the very beginning, time may be spent during the preceeding summer working on it. Despite the time it takes, however, this labor of love is well-named. There was a certain thrill in finding a catchy headline, in finishing a section of the index, or in seeing your copy in print. When the cooks came out in June, it was worth ten times the work and worry. A MEGAPHONE WRITTEN IN LONGHAND! It sounds terrible, but that's what it might be were it not for these experienced typists. Louise Brown, Miss Miller, Sally Mudgett, Mrs. Belau, Janice Wolfe, and Phyllis Warner are working hard to complete copy. 104 INDEXING IS A BEHIND-THE-SCENES iob, buf Jane Williams is well aware of ifs importance as she carefully alphabefizes lhe box of cards. --nfl A MEG MEMBER'S WORK IS NEVER DONE. Sally Back, Cynthia lhrig and Ann Weaver finish marking a new slack of pictures Satisfaction and Skill from Their Labors TOP ROW: Miss Conrow, W. Wielebski, R. Ford, J. Anderson, T. Miglaulsch, S. Wienke, S. Davis, S, Hellman, K. Howard. ROW 2: P. Van Piererson, J. Turzniski, J. Link, M. Hicken, B. man, S. Back, Howell, A. Weaver, B. Clark, J. Williams, C. Hiem. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ragen, D, Battles, P. Howell, M, Nelson, J. New il ai ix - 'I ' Q i fa 'N WHLMQ x ,, A , 3,5 if 105 3:4 ' TIS A MAD STRUGGLE ot the lost and found during the pin and pom pon sale af homecoming Elaine Andree finds herself caught In The rush as Ann Weaver and Tec Cczrsfenn become Temporary salesmen STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Souih Campus Gab Larson, Ann Davies Ron Vmcenf Bonnie Andres Lee Mcleskl Margie Morris STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Central Campus: Lois Andres, Jo Davies, Dave Smith, Bob Reaves. TOP ROW B Thomas D Berunger G Larson R Vuncent D Engler J Kerr Mr Weunruch ROW 4 B Portz B Andres R Schuller L Wuesenthal S Schaub K Morrus N Blackstone J Strelecku A Davues M Pfuel P Howell E Treuchel M Duescher ROW 3 W Bulluck D Young T Rappus M McFar ,, -us :- 'Q .f mx y ue Yaesu V Weaver B Clark ROW 2 B Zeller M Engler J Davues S Sake Andres B Howell P Herlung T Langemack G Olenberg D Hass Page P Steunert BOTTOM ROW M Slater J Z ger K Muller Graunger V Putsch J Howell P Herman S Gendruch D Koeppen Counc11 Members Represent Student Body Student Councll The ayes have ut' and another motuon us ready to be put unto actuon by the leguslators of Waukesha Hugh Student Councul thus year consusted of 74 members representung over 2 OOO stu dents Thus group however was duvuded when the uunuors and senuors moved up to the new hugh school Councul actuvutues began wuth homecomung whuch was bugger than ever The parade field assembly pun and porn pon sales and dance were expertly durected by the councul The councul leaders elected un the fall worked very hard under the durectuon of Mr Weunruch They were Presudent Gub Larson Vuce Presudent Ron Vuncent Secretary Margue Morrus and Treasurer Bonnue Andres When the eleventh and twelfth grades moved to the new hugh school the nunth and tenth grades elected new officers These were Dave Smuth Bob Reaves Jo Davues and Lous Andres Some of the other dutues of the councul were to aud the school un clothung druves and locker clean ups Each year our school sponsors a campaugn for good used clothung and as usual ut was very successful In the Sprung a very successful campaugn for the Amerucan Fueld Servuce was carrued on by the councul Many clever udeas for rausung money for thus very worthwhule organuzatuon were used Our exchange student thus year was Benta Vennerod Honefoss Norway The students on the councul plunged unto theur work wuth wholeheartedness and proved once agaun the true Waukesha school spurut CHICKEN WIRE AND NAPKINS elements of Waukesha floats were un abundance at homecomung Hugh School gv0u6! WT 107 in 5 R5 te an -me X 'ws tg ,pg vs T s on . .9 f is -ha. su me rn - L t 4 A 'll' :Du 33 1 a X 'ii' 12-5 4 as v V N E y V ffm ., - u 4 F s : . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , , . . 1 . , - 1 - I u - fl- ,. , 1- ,.ei,.',5 .',. . :, ,. ,. ',. - ',.',- ,. 1- 'f- ,C lane, T. Furrer, G. Klinefelter, B. Ellenson, R. Clark, C. Andringa, R. Hein, A. Buerger, G. Ulmschneider, P. Lee. O . ll ' ll ' ' a I Q - . ' , . I - ' I I - I I I V . . NA. Zhi, f ' 1 1 . . I 3 vi M uvqlm I 1 1 ,A yt , ,,, ,, , . L I ' I I ' '3T I4azux . . t M'-M I I . I I ' -W, I I - u V9 -an 'lf M TOP ROW D Martin J Watson E Andree S HoHmqn S Horn D Fran Sake B Mathews J Patterson J Turzinski BOTTOM ROW N Schmear S zen R lmhoff ROW 2 K Chantz S Roberts M Barnes D Laufenberg S C dub K WGQHGF P fel' 5 GEf'lClTlCk J Sfellel K Kraus They Become Models of Med1cal Eff1c1ency A CHEERY SMILE AND A DESIRE TO HELP-prime elements of a good nurse Mrs. Hepp, R.N. explains to the FNA grauy. FNA To help the inlured and care for the sick is to be the responsibility of the members of Future Nurses of America Many of the members are learning the general practices of nursmg while some are advancing Toward the more special ized fields The information that the FNA members receive often helps them decide on their careers As a means of familiarizmg the FNA members with nursing aspects the organization invited speakers to share their knowledge of nursing with the prospective nurses Also the FNA members visited local hospitals to get an idea of a nurse s duties and surroundings FNA met once every two weeks under the supervision of Mrs Sydow and Mrs Sweed The club elected Sandy Sake, President, Mary Lee Mantz, vice president, Diane Soder, sec retary, and Diane Schmidt, secretary There were two committees which shouldered many of the responsibilities of FNA One is the sunshine committee which brightens the spirits of sick students by sending cheerful cards The second committee managed the scheduling of programs, meetings and special activities The Future Nurses of America have a good time while learning about their future vocation. As is true with many organizations, FNA strives to mix pleasure with business, with rne emphasis on the business. The members of FNA got a lot of enioyment out of the special activities of which they were in charge. The State FNA Conference, one of the most important activities of the year, was received with ci great deal of enthusiasm by the girls. 108 we 3453? ,av- TOP ROW Mess Wllson B Clark T Carpenter C Steele S Back J Pfiffer Vlragh M Slddle K Lunaugh B Koepke L Fischer P Dowling BOTTOM l. Montgomery ROW3 J Ceman C Little S Ronnrng D DeVoy B ROW P Porter S Schrueber K Hlnkford M Duescher B Boetcher J Whipple P Gunther B Schmooky D Henz ROW 2 P Butterfield H Sldo K FOX 5 Howell FTA Teaching the field of chalk dust and shiny apples holds a fascination for young people who really wish to understand The Future Teachers of America was organized for the purpose of acquamtung students with the phases of this pro fessuon which they may not have been aware of previously Each year has brought with it new ways of doing this This years FTA group consisting of fifty members was supervised by Miss Wilson Every program was made interest :ng with unusual speeches films and tape recordings Through these, the students understood better what teaching has to offer them and what it requires of them There are many per sonal characteristics such as a sense of humor which are essential in a good teacher Teachers of the handicapped children have an unusual and rewarding 'ob but few people are familiar with their work Those who came to speak at FTA meetings found a rapt In terest among their listeners To cover completely all of the phases of teaching would take far more than nine months but FTA did its best The members who were allowed to observe in the grade schools found a great difference In the methods of teaching used there as compared to the high school In their classes, FTA members frequently were called upon to substitute This comparatively new system has proved itself very profitable, despite the merrrment it caused at first among fellow classmates THERE'S MORE TO TEACHING than lust preparing the lessons as Bonnie Clark learns when she is given the opportunity to get first hand experience IN the grade schools 109 'gtlii g ,Ayr Q T 5 1 gg g y Students Acquire Knowiedge About Teaching Careers lt. . . l D J D- tslrl A z, l WW MQW fu-ig? fftfa-Civ 554 vismw 'WEN a falth born not of Words but of deeds TOP ROW T Ruben S Rolands D Luveckl B Sche reen B Evans J Lurvey ROW 3 R Hartung S Fun man D Hosselkus C Walz R Schnender ROW 2 N Sanders A Boettcher B Alberts T Dunn R Zack Mr Rohr BOTTOM ROW R Wllllams J Glttlth G Morrus C Couts D Valentme J Schnoebelen TOP ROW D Smith K Lurvey T Lemke D Prlce ROW2 Dan Tlftany Don Tiffany R Garby D Whnte house Mr Rohr BOTTOM ROW D Qulgley G Manke R Flack P Baldwin W Haylett TOP ROW J Bennett F Zlgan C Smtvh D Baum gartner B Sevartz B Schwerln C Steele ROW 3 P Nutter B Hall J Prlefer D Schlckowskl D Hueb ner T Hall D Bewer R Bennett ROW 2 J Hoover R Fleming L Schnelder W Zimmerman R Paulm C Huebner L Griswold Mr Born BOTTOM ROW D Ruben F Matz T Mnckleson J Morrlss P Kron schnabel W Strader D Valentine D Jerome FFA I believe In the future of farmmg wlth a falth born not of word but of deeds This IS the way the FFA Creed begins, and It represents one of our schools most worthwhile orgonnzatnons Thus club was led by Mr OE Born and Mr C Rohr The officers elected were Presldent Wesley Stroder Vlce President Carl Huebner Treasurer, Dennis Baum gartner Secretary Charles Steele Reporter, Dave Sweene, and Sentinel Robert Bennett The purpose of FFA was to develop agricultural leadership co operation, and cltlzenshlp This was done through varlous services to the farmers of the county and numerous prolects Each member re ceuved two purebred pngs and after these had reproduced, the boys returned three plgs to the school In October the boys took a trap to Chicago where they viewed the Internatlonal Dalry Contest The boys were even busy durung the summer when they sponsored a chicken barbecue for the Rotarsans The Rotarians engoyed the meal so much that they held a poultry auction for the club, raasmg between two and four hundred dollars WHAT GOES IN must come back out or so Carl Huebner hopes as he works on his grass seeding prolect for FFA It was a bug 'ob but the FFA ers managed to seed the grounds at the new school PRIDE IS DISPLAYED by Dave Swan as he shows ol? hrs pnze calf Dave hos ocqulred skull and knowledge from has four years In FFA 111 O QQ 39 ooo o . . . ,, . . . . . 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FBLA The goal of many ambutuous young people ss to be re tsred businessmen To be a success nn busnness however a person has to start from the bottom of the ladder and work up slowly The F BLA was organrzed for the purpose of helping those people thlnknng of business careers to gain an understandung of thus field N,,,,,,,dB-Y Forty students made up thus years F BLA group TNCJ4-5:3 Under the supervision of Mr Plepenberg they sponsored one of the schools most hularnous functions the sock hop Money brought In from thas and the sale of magazlnes went toward financially assnstlng students who washed to attend state and natnonal conventuons Donations were given thus year to the Pollo Fund Amerncan Fneld Servnce and the Natnonal Educatnon Buuld Ing In Washington D C An actlve group they seek not only to benefit theur members but to perform a useful servnce to the school and communuty FBLA OFFlCERS Roseanne Moehle Karen Schroeder Kathy Waters Carol Newman Carol Neumelster Preparauons Are Made for Future Careers TOP ROW C Slehndel G Whnpps L Wright S Welch M Almekmde M M Ewert B Zellmer D Zlck K Schroeder J Grazer Mr Pnepenburg Garms F Charles J Stelnmetz R Schiller ROW 3 J Bcdlnger C New BOTTOM ROW B Scheftner K Paul C Shuda P Scanaglla K KIFCLIOH mexster S Rupp A Cooling U Pupak K Kadlng K Waters R Moehle C M Charles K Kummerow J Sher Newman M Oelstrom ROW 2 E Stelg B White C Rodriguez P Larson 23,49 -4 qw i 'im 112 . . . . ,ig J' 72: K , 3 K . . . . ., A A . , , 1 ff ' ' -'-F ' ' ' ' ms, ' - I j ,. . . 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' , . , 1 R Y J T fl t ' s st , 7 5 ,C , , tg W es S 4 K tm .L tty? ? ti ,A gm- V . , ' r ' ,, , - A 'x A 4, If li g f, V H sk ,FH , T, Ju, . .L 4 K we ' ' K .,, 3'Y,Lg, lg Q, nf wi ' 1 If Q1 af 1 1 f .Y t 1?i3srWf2 Q..- f'u.L'er TOP ROW C Keppler G Moldenhauer J Reuchert F Regenfuss Brewey E Grab N Kurchoff B Reumer BOTTOM ROW B Schreuber B Sathar C Shanks ROW 3 S Lubnow J Johnson B Boetcher Hanson S Stevenson D Hanson A Hamulton S Block G Yopps D Sack D Faretta Mr Chase ROW 2 L Davues J Hunkuns 1m, Vlgor and V1ta11ty Equal .Tumor Hlghers -Iumor Hugh Act1v1t1es Nows the tume to start' Junuor Hughers found that gettung unto extra currucular actuvutues un seventh and eughth grades really made a dufference un aduustung to hugh school lufe Headed by Muss Lawler, the finance commussuon had full charge of all the tucket sales, and thus gave members a chance to use theur sales putch At homecomung these stu dents also sold puns and pom poms The uunuor hugh student councul merged thus year wuth the nunth and tenth grade councul whuch was left stranded when the uunuors and senuors left Together, they helped un the penny parade and the auctuon assembly of A FS week Those who possessed scuentufic munds Mr Jacobson kept busy un the scuence club Many experuments and questuons whuch couldn't be solved un class were slaved over here lt made ut more dufficult to get off on a tangent un class, but the club was stull popular What would we have done wuthout the movue prolector crew? How they ever figured out all those gadgets and levers us beyond us One thung was certaun, theur knowledge was apprecuated by teacher and student aluke Junuor Hughers prepare for senuor GAA and hugh school varsuty teams by partucupatung un uunuor hugh GAA and BAA programs One hundred and ten turned out for the gurls end of the sports actuvutues Muss Amundson aluas Ammue supervused through the '57 '58 season Eught team leaders duvuded those one hundred ten unto eught teams and fought mughtuly every Tuesday and Wednesday nught un the Luncoln gym to determune whuch team would be the champuon of the followung sports volleyball, kuckball, basketball and baseball Each of these gurls was pulung up pounts, tryung to accumulate the 500 necessary to receuve the treasured small W Pounts are guven the gurls for sellung candy at the home comung football game and for partucupatung un the varuous sports The boys not to be outdone are also sports munded One hundred twenty five young men uouned BAA thus season to learn the fundamentals of football, soccer, softball, swum mung, basketball, and track under the coachung of Mr Puchotta These boys organuzed unto teams and fought fiercely and faurly to wun unter BAA champuonshups un the varuous sports These organuzatuons struve to promote sportsmanshup, acquure skull un playung the sports, and to prepare the gurls for senuor GAA and the boys for varsuty teams 113 5 5 u 7, , K. 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H3 32 W T' ff, 2 ,1 M W2 gl iii-55 1 Qi T-131' N , 13 :X i, 2 . a a 9 W, f Q. -v 4 'f' Q ni 9, .9 f lbw fr' ff cf, , S51- ,gx 13 RX a K M 4 Fore1gn Students Found That The1r New Home UNT DEUTSCHLAND IT WAS THIS WAY Nancy Blackstone relates the story of her experiences as an exchange student ln Germany THEY AREN'T MUCH DIFFERENT FROM US, are they? The Vennerds, Bente's famnly IH Norway look very much luke any hugh school student's family here .fvxflhk ,v-Nfxfwvxic. WAUKESHA HIGH CAN BE PRETTY CONFUSING co,,U, X4, Ivvx.a-up Ut- even to nts native students Yet Bente seems self assured and conhdent as she stands besxde her L Lk QAM Ts J ll JI 'VVY2a'J I ocer Lxfxnl TVQBQUA Mtflm'-fx leg, N,-VKQQC It dndn't take us long to get to know Bente Her friendly Waukesha s hugh school actlvltnes Commg here from Norway Bente asserted that there was llttle difference between Norwegian boys and gurls and those she found here She must have been rlght because she certainly surprised us by catching on quickly to thmg we thought would confuse her hopelessly Mr Vennerd Bentes father as a colonel In the Army which as the largest of Norways three armed forces Mrs Vennerd mmds the household and takes care of two younger brothers and a younger sister For seven years the famxly llved an Oslo and then moved to Honefoss which ns north of Oso Remember that cold cold spell nn February whuch sent half the town scurrying to Florida? That was nothmg to Bente According to her the temperature may drop to I3 degrees below zero where she llves In other parts of Norway ut can reach 35 degrees below Even nn the summer whxch ns short nt rarely gets beyond 80 degrees In spate of the cold though Bente and her famlly stay at a cottage durlng the summer and she goes swimming and enloys other summer sports In the wnnter of course there IS skung The famnly goes out on Sundays and spends the whole day at at 116 C I . 5 . . f' ' 5 .-U , I H t, , yo . , - .X , l . 1 - K-1 V ' fc. as k Y W 1 T jf? F 1 . . y I Hwy! I -s T smile and soft voice soon made her an accepted part of I , . . ' I I f . . , I l . I I . . I . . I Q . - , , - , , y ,W Was a Place of Hosp1ta11ty Amencan F1e1d SCIVICC lt was no easy task to choose only four students for an young people The adult committee was well aware of the importance of choosing lust the right people because even though four may go from Waukesha the New York office might choose only one or none as eligible This means con ferences with students their parents cmd their teachers As lunior ambassadors to foreign countries these people have to possess certain qualities of intelligence leadership and adapt ability They have to be the best representatives possible of America as well as Waukesha too The adult committee also chooses a suitable home for the student who comes here This requires careful consideration for the home must be as much like the one from which the student came as possible NZ v-s,,,... xzsx- A BUSY GROUP but the AFS committee still has time for a good laugh The 'ob of the student commission for A FS was some what different from that of the adult A student coming here from a foreign country is bound to be quite confused and bewildered in a fast moving high school such as this one Even those of us who have lived in Waukesha all our lives find ourselves rather mixed up at times Therefore the members of the student commission see to it that the exchange student is made to feel welcome and a part of the activities here This year for the first time an effort was made to financially help the student going over as well as the one coming here One dollar bonds were sold by students and adults for this purpose THE FOUR JUNIOR FINALISTS for the foreign exchange student that WHS will send overseas during the summer can well be proud of themselves Although only one will be able to go Pete Jensch Pam Christiansen Pat Howell and Bonnie Clark should all be equally congratulated lT'S A TOUGH DECISION TO MAKE The AFS committee, Barb Laur, Luanne Nelson, Elaine Andree, Janice Badmger, Glb Larson and Richard Gagan, find it hard to choose only four elignbles T X -- , Q-- , Q ' S. 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WW l - ' V I I I 117 A - ,. ,....Tu,.,..,, A TOP ROW R Lee R Thomas T Doherty J Krueger J Found G Dol J Tlngle A Zxmmerman L Tons K Klrchott K Howe A Weaver lnnger ROW 3 W Herbrand W Lurnb R Gagan K Reichert G Larson BOTTOM ROW D Klrnetelter M Warte E Andree H Burk M Conover L Larson R Jordan W Davres T Lempke ROW 2 J Morey N Fox G Helqulst J Romadka S Knllmyer B Nelson N Schmear B Landers Todd S Galt K Schwarz N Blackstone L Nelson A Davnes M Pferl Scho1arsh1p Leadersh1p Character Serv1ce NATIONAL HONOR SOClETY OFFICERS Presudent Bob Thomas Treasurer Karen Klrchhoft Vnce president Nancy Fox not prctured Honor SOCICFY Learnnng furnishes the lamp by which we read the past and the lnght whuch nllumrnates the future Thus typnhes scholarshlp one ot the arms of the Natuonal Honor Socnety Young people chosen to be a part ot thus socnety are charged with a great responslbnllty that of setting a pattern tor other students Besides the scholastic average of 88 for sensors and 90 tor lunrors all members must be a part of some extra currncular actnvuty Even thls m ntselt IS not so dtfflcult but candidates are carefully screened by faculty members who conslder the qualities of leadership service and character as well as scholarshrp The quauty ot leadershrp means more than srmply know mg when somethnng ns rnght and when nt as wrong lt means the recognltlon of the fact that nothing IS worth the making If It does not make the man Servuce IS one of the parts of adulthood which IS essentlal In makmg a lnfe that IS worthwhile The philosophy of Albert Schweitzer a great humanntaruan IS that we must not llve our lrves for ourselves alone Lastly character ns the result ot all these others workung together and developlng rn young people lt will mean that yours IS the Earth and everything thats In It And which IS more youll be a man my son The emblem chosen for the soclety was the keystone and tlamung torch The keystone ns used by the bullder to hold the arch ID a stable posltlon for all time The torch has always been the symbol ot knowledge Thus the two of them stand for the Ideals ot the socnety and the quest tor understanding and truth ' - 1 4 , - ,- ,. 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' I ll - I . - I QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBER John Page checks the Cardinal Star bulletxn board for vital nnforrnatxon John IS also co edntor of the Star JUST A TINY LITTLE PIN but It means so much to those lke Tom Doherty who are elected to the Natlonal Honor Socuety Mu Alpha Theta Fifth hour on every other Friday the lunlors and sensors In Mu Alpha Theta meet to discuss over lunch bags the mathemattcal problems not covered In the daily curricula ot advanced math classes The club was orgamzed for the flrst tnme last year In order to gave recognltlon to superior math students Besides the honor It Introduces these people to some ol the higher forms of math not available In our present courses The purposeful card board and pencrl demonstratnons done In some ot thenr math courses pond oft when the rnaloruty of the club members entered a natnonal math contest by taklng a test February 27 The study of probability was one of the sublects on whxch the math club dnd research For Instance how many trmes out ot 25 attempts can a person roll snake eyes wlth dnce'P Miss Hopkins well known to anyone who has any assocnatnon at all with the arithmetic department ns the adviser tor thus honor club The club IS one ot many on a national scale so It IS quite a privilege to become a member When lnutlated into the organnzatnon each person ns granted a certrflcate of membershnp and IS gzven the raght to purchase the Mu Alpha Theta pun whlch IS a replnca of a model ot the theorem dreamed up by Mr Pythagoras MU ALPHA THETA TOP ROW P Clonlger J lllmgworth J Krueger R Vincent R Hem C Andrlnga B Merten T Lempke B Boettcher L Larson G Dollmger J Nordgren N Peterson H Burk Mass Hopkuns R W 3 T Prelss G Larson B Thomas R Gagan R Lee R Jor BOTTOM ROW D Jense S Goltz M Conover K Howe L Nelson B Davles W Stewng J Kuehl ROW 2 K Reichert W Herbrand B Lumb A Gavlgan S Back S Solentlne 119 ' I f , . 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I I 'H . ... 1 MAN GO 5 1h y B Il Davie 21 skirts end ond Chuck Kolsfod R525 charges up 10 GSSIST OH FOR JUST ONE MORE FOOT v: es ?h4s Ckshw f r our C w c rock o co fer ure Zan' Q Zrech 42 and N elson 8 IT TOOK ONLY ONE Blmckshxrr to knock hwm ou? of bounds but the rest of the feom was ready and worfmg T1tle Hopes Skaken Waukeshas ever grownng hopes for The Suburban con ference tltle recenved a grave setback as our Shnrts dropped their fTrsT game of The season to Whnteflsh Bay O 20 The boys from The bay seem To be a perennnal Thorn ID our sides and They dtd IT agann before a cltsapponnted Home comlng crowd Waukesha Smothers Greendale, 40 0 Our shaken conhdence was quuckly regatned however as the Shtrts walked all over hapless Greendale for tts fifth Suburban conference football vnctory agalnst one de feat A blocked knck an nnterceptecl ball and Two recovered fumbles Hgured In The scorlng as The Blackshlrts took over unclnsputecl second place The Tempo of The contest was set tn The flrst Two minutes when center Lon Trevarrow blocked a Greendale punt and end Dennns Wlllnams ran QO yards wlth The loose ball to score Hugh scorer was Bull Davles with Two TD s whale Joe Connelly Dennls Wtllnams Chuck Zamtahn and Bull Oet tnnger each added one Central Vlctory Brmg T1t1e Closer Our Tlghtlng Blackshlrts stepped one step closer To The tltle decndung game wlth ftrst place Shorewood as They eked o a must vtctory aT West Allls Central 20 I3 Thxs brought our very Hne record to sux wlns and only one loss A DOWNFIELD BLOCK by Pnchotta l56J sprungs loose ball carrier Da les H213 whale Bennett H453 and Engler l7ll come up o run Interference Waukesha Starts a Banner Waukesha Co Wlnner of Suburban Football T1t1e WHATS GOING ON HERE? may be the question In Bull Owens mind C743 as his teammates charge IU both dlrectuons Our never say dte Blackshlrts desperately flghtlng Tor a share of the Suburban conference crown booted Shore wood halfway of? the Suburban Conference football Throne Then climbed on themselves Coach Ken Hollubs Blackshurts scored twice an the half Then Threw up a Tough hard htttung defense To whlp the Greyhounds l9 7 and Tue Shorewood for The conference champlonshlp Both Teams flnnshed with 7 l records A capacnty Dads night crowd of 3200 had barely settled down at Hartel Fueld when the Shlrts exploded on a 60 yard touchdown drnve rn sux plays I-lalfback Bull Davles who got two touchdowns to bring has league leadlng Total To 78 polnts sparked Waukeshas early push drtvlng for bug galns on qutck openung plays Quarterback Ken Reuchert eastly The outstandtng man on the held wlth hns flne all around play set up all three touchdowns wuth hls hne passtng Dennus Wllllams scored The other Waukesha touchdown Senlor Quarterback Ken Retchert was named to The first team of both the Mllwaukee Sentinel and Journal All Suburban teams Sensor halfback Bull Davnes who captured the league scornng crown wnth 78 ponnts on thirteen Touch downs, was named on the flrst team of the Sentnnel and The second Team of the Journal Junnor tackle John Plchotta recetved slmnlar honors from both papers Senior center Lonny Trevorrow was placed on The flrst team of the Journal and The second team of The Sentnnel , . 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ITS JUST LIKE HITTING A BRICK WALL for this ball carrner as ONE OF THE LEAGUES most feared tackles Allen McVey charges one Black shirt grabs hns shoulders one grabs has walst and one at the opposmg ball carrler more grabs hls legs Comung up to asslst It necessary Btll Owens 74 and Chuck Kolstad 52 Year b Takmg Football Crown B Team Football 1957 Whtle the varsnty was enyoyang a very success ful season Mr Bestors B team was sufternng through a very he-artbrealang season Although they hnushed the season wlth a one tae and four loss record three ot the games were lost by only one touch down The tlrst game ot the season wnth West Allus Hale ended In a 6 6 deadlock Losses were admlnxs tered by Wauwatosa West Allns Central West Allls I-Iale IU a return game and West All: Hale also ID a return game Dave lvlerrytleld provuded one at the hugh lnghts of the season wxth a 65 yard punt return tor a touchdown Outstandnng players were Dave Merryheld John Fuchs Bull Coleman Gary Ollenburg Mllce Rose Dtck Hanson Lee Assman lvlnlce Farlna and Tony Sereno BLACKSHIRTS OPERATE ON THE PRINCIPLE that when an nrreststlble force meets two immovable oblects nts velocity shall suddenly decrease Comtng up to asstst the tacklers are Ptchotta 56 Larson 72 and Owens 74 125 4541 TOP ROW T Luther J Gadberry J Bloedorn R Russel G Larson MIDDLE ROW E Delzer T Davles C Hinckley T Mahnke J Davies R Robel Coach Jacobuccl BOTTOM ROW T Martin J Lodes B Merten and J Traver Lmksmen Tee Off on 1957 Season F? 126 Golf 1957 Coach Jacobuccrs Hne leadership carried the 1957 golf team through a hnghly successful season after count less holes of conference play After strokung their way thenr duvots behind them the final tally showed eight wnns and two losses In the Suburban Conference Meet our lrnksmen found out that a twleve unch putt ns worth a 250 yard drive If they dldnt know rt already and took a com mendable thrrd place The team next putted chnpped and drove their way to a fifteenth place IH the state tournament Low scornng lunlor Gsb Larson ranked Hrst on the team wuth a 398 average Curt Hmckley also a lunuor flnnshed wlth a 423 average to rank second Third was sophomore John Bloe dorn wnth a 44 5 average With no members graduatnng In l957 the team promlses to be a top contender In 1958 THE FORM THAT NETTED HIM a 423 average In conference play ns displayed by Curt Hinckley O m , X22 X ., . . 'wwf M l ' f K L . . . g'Qf1l,?,3u through Suburban Conference competntnon and replacxng r 1 ii . . . . . nh? 1 XX' g ll- ll ,ya I . . . , . , , . , , . I PRACTICING FOR A FORTHCOMING MATCH Lee Pearce blasts a drlve back over the net Tenms 1957 As the last man had hurdled the net to shake has opponents hand the T957 tennxs season drew to a close Coach Rnchard Arnold s racketeers compiled an overall record of two wuns nine losses and two tle games VICTOVISS were wrought from Cudahy 4 l and Milwaukee Juneau 5 4 Our blackshnrts fought Mnlwaukee Juneau to a 4 4 standstnll In a rematch and also wound up even agaznst St Johns 2 2 team of Jam Goodrich and Lee Pearce lost an the Hrst round to South Mnlwaukee Tom Doherty beat Falconer of Racnne Larsen of South Mslwaukee and Semrad of West Allls Hale to galn the singles flnals Although he lost the final round ot the Sectional Meet Tom qualified for the State Meet held In Maduson because he ganned the tlnal round In the tlrst match at the State Meet Tom lost to Cohen of Milwaukee Washlngton N etmen Place Man 1n State Meet BACK ROW J Goodrich W Coleman R Wallis D Olson T Csabau T Carstenn Coach Arnold FRONT ROW G Howe L Pearce T Doherty D Meusenhenmer C Smnth , . , . 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In the sectional meet at Racine, Waukesha's doubles , I I I TOP ROW R Hein M Puhl W Schapfel A McVey G Bestor D Williams Dlednch H Schneldewent W Owens K Reichert T Wright BOTTOM V Flegal S Hopkins ROW 3 Coach Simon Coach Dwyer R Douglas ROW Manager Paul Clomnger P Rempe B Vnragh D Dooley R Yont J Young J Koch C Kolstad W Pena R Wolf Coach Carstens Coach S Smith Campbell ROW 2 C Zamlahn J Kerr L Oettnnger R Vincent W Trackmen Take Second 1n ournal Relays Track Waukeshas T957 track season was one of building for the future around a nucleus of good lunlor distance runners sophomore field event men and freshman and sophomore sprinters and hurdlers lnluries and illnesses hampered some of the key men throughout the season The team coached by Mr Dwyer opened its season Relays This kept intact its record of always reaching the finals The end of the meet found our boys in eighth place ln a dual meet at Wauwatosa the Blackshurts lost a close one to Tosa 57 61 and a sixteenth place finish was gained in the Shorewood Relays The next meet was the Bug Eight Suburban where a third place was gained behind powerhouse Kenosha and again Wauwatosa The Suburban Relays netted a fourth place finish and the Blackshrrt thnnclads finished second to a strong White fish Bay team in a triangular meet which also Included West Allis Central The Blackshlrt clndermen next finished forth with 355 points rn the state trials which were dominated by Kenosha Despite inrurles to key men the Shirts made a fine showing rn the State Meet grabbing eighth place out of 1957 37 schools Butch Vnragh took second place nn the brood ump Failure of distance star Don Dooley sprunt star Pete Rempe and sophomore miler Ron Wolf to shake off IVTIUFISS and illnesses seriously hampered the Blackshnrts in the final Suburban Conference Championship Meet where they Several fine efforts were made though Butch Vlragh doing a fine lob all season broadlumped Qi feet 95 inches to break a twenty year old Waukesha High Record Sopho more Ron Vincent vaulted ll feet for a second place Our 880 relay team of Steve Smith Pete Rempe Lee Oettlnger and Butch Vlragh ran the 880 relay in l34 seconds for one of the season s best times rn Suburban play Ralph Yont hurled the discus ll9 feet for has best effort and a second place Don Dooley provided one of the highlights of the sea son by winning the Erikson Memorial mile run and out dlstancrng the cream of the milers from 28 large schools The following were title winners and heavy point scorers Don Dooley Jam Kerr Lee Oettinger Mark Puhl Ken Reichert Pete Rempe Bull Schapfel Ron Vincent Butch Vlragh Ron Wolf Ralph Yont and Steve Smith 128 O , . . . . . . . I I u ' I l ., . . I ' l with a second place finish in the Annual Journal Indoor finished in sixth place. 1 -I 1 n . - I , . , f . . . I , . . l , . , . - H - ll - - - l ' ' ' - .f U . ,, . . . . . . D . . . I . . I I I I . . I I I U TOP ROW G Moose J Stuedel T Doherty P Schnook T Mahnke Coach Campbell BOTTOM ROW D Hardiman J Young R Wolf J Kerr V Flegel W Schapfel Blackshlrt Harr1ers Wm Suburban Loop T1t1e Cross Country Waukesha opened what was to be one of its finest Cross Country seasons with a thumping l7 4O dual meet victory over Wauwatosa This was then followed by an equally tlne victory over Shorewood l7 44 Probably the sweetest victory of the whole season was a tight 27 28 victory over Whitefish Bay This was the Bays flrst loss since the l954 season Our cousins from Greendale proved to be the next victims losing by a score of l9 43 Rolling up their largest margin of victory of the year Coach Campbells Hill and Dalers beat West Allis Nathan Hale l5 55 This gave then an unbeaten dual meet season Just as it did everywhere else the flu bug hit Waukesha and as a result the Shirts were not at full strength for the Hartford Invitational meet. The boys did a good job anyway however and pulled down third place, With some members of the team either weakened or still out with the flu the Shirts took a sixth place at the Midwest meet at Janesville. It took 27 years and another Wolf to bring the Suburban 129 Conference Cross Country Championship to Waukesha The Blackshnrts beat Whiteflsh Bay again 48 58 for the suburban title When Waukesha last took the title in l93O Dave Wolf was the Shirts number one man This year Dave Wolfs son Ron Wolf was the number one man on the harriers title team Vic Flegel also turned in a flne performance taking fourth place Vic also flnished eighth in the state meet and Ron flnished fourth Despite these performances however the Shirts were nosed out by Wausau in the state Class A meet and flnished second Title winners were Jim Kerr Vic Flegel Ron Wolf Bill Schapfel Steve Hopkins Dave Hardiman Gary Moose and John Young. Fine performances were also turned in by senior Tom Doherty and sophomore Tom Mahnke. This was a well balanced team with all the boys scoring high at different times and coming up with clutch performances. l : BACK ROW Manager R Clark Manager T Martnn D Engler D Wnlcox W Doves D Larson D Hood F Melendez A McVey H Bennett Coach Duckett FRONT ROW G Wendt D Thompson R H n K Rerchert W Owens B Nlelson J Lodes J Young Blackshnts, Shorewood Repeat As Co W1nners M'-1--Nww.,,m,, 'v f'-vsp-evra-n-0 A FREE BALL COULD MEAN TROUBLE but thats what Ken Reichert 23 and Frltz Melendez 22 are trying to avoid Backnng up the play as Bull Dav es 30 130 Our new trophy case which may have to be enlarged next year became two trophnes rxcher after Coach Duck etts Blackshlrts completed their wunnung ways The trophtes were earned by wnnnnng the Suburban Conference crown and the regnonal tournament at Oconomowoc In the first game of the season a home game the Shlrts coasted to an easy vrctory over Monroe 59 53 Bull Davies dumped rn 18 points to lead the scorlng Next the boys romped to an 88 47 victory over Greendale to start the suburban conference season Waukesha led all the way gumplng off to a 24 lo lead ID the flrst quarter and reserves played most of the second half Sparkplug Kenny Renchert the conferences hugh scorer last season scored l3 ponnts In the quarter and sat out the entlre fourth period after prllng up 26 points Fritz Melendez followed wnth 14 Our Shirts next surprised highly touted Shorewood 63 48 to remaun nn the flrst place rn the suburban con ference After tranllng l5 lO at the quarter Waukesha caught Shorewood an the second quarter and went ahead 26 2l at halftlme Ken Reichert led a balanced attack wlth 18 points The Blackshlrts left Whitefish Bay humbled by thenr flrst loss of the season 53 ol Paced by AllSuburban John Stone the boys from the Bay were In control all the way The Shurts were paced by Melendez with 19 ponnts and Davles wnth I4 ' ' ' ' - 1 - f . , . el , ' ' ' I r 1 - , . . 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SEEMING TO WALK ON AIR Don Hood 33 odds another two pounts f Suburban Crown Waukesha met West Mulwaukees pressung defense tory Hugh scorers were Don Hood wuth T5 pounts and Bull Davues wuth l l The Alumnu although sparked by such players as Coutts and Lombardu proved to be no ruddle and came out onthe short end of a 68 54 score Reuchert and Davues chupped un T9 and T5 pounts respectuvely whule Lombardu and Coutts led the Alumnu wuth I3 and TO pounts respectuvely The Shurts then coasted through another breather at South Mulwaukee wunnung by a score of 60 to 49 Hugh scorer for the nught was Don Hood wuth 19 pounts The followung game wuth West Allus Hale turned out to be a real battle as Hale narrowed a 5 pount margun to I pount un the last munute of play However tume ran out on them and the final score was 65 64 Ken Reuchert the team s most consustent hugh scorer once agaun led wuth 21 Bull Davues followed wuth I7 An easy vuctory over Cudahy made ut eught out of nune for the season Dave Larson scored 27 pounts West Allus Central proved to be no tougher than Cudahy and left the floor 18 pounts behund The flnal score was 75 57 Ken Reuchert once agaun led scorung wuth 2l pounts IN THE FIGHT FOR THE BALL Don Hood 33 and Bull Owens 31 help teammate Frutz Melendez 22 Wautung to grub a loose ball are Gus Wendt 32 and Bull Davues 30 'lf AN EASY LAYUP us sunk by Gus Wendt 32 Frutz Melendez 22 and Bull Davues 30 druve un for any rebounds g I .. I I ' ' ' . . . . wuth one of theur own and walked off wuth a 43-4O vuc- A 4, l ' ' ' ' VV km, ... .QM , Ls ,M,,,sy.Y,MM,u,, ,,,u.,,,,,,,., . I .M y L - I . . Y Z ll Il 'V . . . l I . X , . . . . 131 A GRACEFUL JUMP SHOT by Gus Wendt is apparently blocked by a Janesville guard Also in on the play are Fritz Melendez 22 and Dave Larson 40 Raising their season's record to eight wins and only one loss in conference play, the Blackshirts rolled to an 88 to 71 victory over Wauwatosa. Ken Reichert reached his personal season high with 28 points. Bill Davies added 19. Our cousins from Greendale provided some more practice for our title-bound Blackshirts and the Shirts re- sponded by running away to a 88-46 score. Don Hood led scoring with 18 points. Shorewood, playing this time with ace Hank Feldman, sank a last minute basket to defeat our Blackshirts. This was only the second loss of the season. Ken Reichert dropped in 19 points. In the first game in our new fieldhouse, the Shirts grabbed a must game from Whitefish Bay by a score of 69-61. Some 3,100 fans, some sitting on the floor, witnessed the game which officially opened what is generally considered to be the finest high school layout in the state. Ken Reichert again led the Shirts with 23 points. ln a non-conference game with Milwaukee Juneau, our Blackshirts came up on the long end of an 82-61 score. Don Hood collected a personal high for the season with 25 points while Ken Reichert added 23. West Milwaukee proved to be easier the second time and Coach Duckett's boys took advantage to the tune of 75-57. Ken Reichert having another great season scored his seasons high of 31 points in his last game as a Blackshirt against South Milwaukee Don Hood followed with 18 points The Shirts were ahead all the way and wrapped up their share of the Suburban title Shorewood again being the co winner B1acksh1rts Star 1n Reg1ona1 Play IT CERTAINLY LOOKS EASY WHEN SOMEONE ELSE DOES ITl The entire Bay team watches as Bill Davies dunks an easy shot Both the Journal and the Sentinel selected Ken Reichert to their all suburban teams for the second straight year An other consistent player all season long Bill Davies was named to the second teams of each Next came the hysteria producing tournament play and Waukesha met Oconomowoc in the first round of regional play at Oconomowoc Ahead at one point in the first quar ter 26 2 the Shirts coasted to an easy 71 49 victory Re serves played most of the second half Arrowhead proved to be slightly tougher but not enough to beat our Shirts The final score was 68 58 and still an other trophy was added to the trophy case The Shirts next had the misfortune to draw Milwaukee North for an opponent in the first game of the sectional tour nament at Whitefish Bay Only a year before the boys from North ruined our chances for the state tournament in the last game of the sectional This year proved to be no different and we wound up on the short end of a 79 44 score Although only leading by one point at the half the North team employed their great pressing defense and stopped our shirts cold in the second half The consolation game was an easy 93 59 victory over an under manned Lake Mills team Leading scorer during the tournament was Ken Reichert again followed by Gus Wendt and Don Hood . . . 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'Qs 1 . , f,4'--f V 4 ..,...:ss..- - - . - V we 1 - 1, ,,, 1 I ' . , ,. -.,.,,, L.-4....,.L.L1,, if W., 132 TOP ROW Manager P Clonlnger D Merryfleld T Gabryslak K Young W Grainger D Whaley T Luther Coach C Miller BOTTOM ROW G Ollenburg D Olson F Chlupp C Walenburg E Delzer T Mahnke B Team Places Second 1n Conference B Team Basketball Although coach Mnllers BTeam flnushed with a record whlch would be good enough any other year thus year It was not good enough Nevertheless their fine l5 and 4 record netted them a second place In the Conference play The Shnrts suffered thenr four losses at the hands of flrst place Shorewood who beat them twice and Whitefish Bay who beat them once and whom they beat In a return match 70 55 and one to the alumna The team started a lnttle slow beatmg Monroe 5l 45 and Janesvnlle 38 26 but really reached their peak at the end of the season Two vrctorues apuece were wrested from West Mllwaulcee South Mllwaukee and Greendale Slngle vnctorues were gamed at the hands of West Allus Hale 54 25 Cudahy 49 38 West Allls Central 65 53 Wauwatosa 52 49 and Juneau 42 28 ln an overtime game with the freshman squad th B Team emerged as wfnners 49 44 Outstanding players were Tony Gabrystak who led In scorlng wnth 227 ponnts and also an reboundung wnth 203 re bounds second was Dave Merryheld wrth lol ponnts and llO rebounds Chuck Waldenburg was next with 5l recoveries and 36 assnsts He also added l4O ponnts 133 JUMP BALL crles the referee when an Reichert 23 In on oft balance shot ff' opposrng player blocks Ken : . , . , . , . , . , . , . 7 . . : . , . , . , . , . . . . 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V .fl,M,,.,Q.ss,, , H 1 I I TOP ROW T Davies D Mueller W Coleman J Rose P Sternert M Rose Conger S Hopkins J Mahoney D Roberts Coach Bestor BOTTOM R Drake J Van Valen R Duckert R Robel ROW 2 Coach Keppel T ROW J Kulick R Lee W McCurdy R Jeske J Kerr T Doherty G Carstenn R Bagley K Kaulthau R Page P Lee J Trover F Libbey R Love P Packard R Vincent Waukesha W1ns State Swnnmmg Champ1onsh1p SW1mm1ng 1958 Coach Rollie Bestor in his first year as swimming coach did what other coaches have been trying to do for thirty four years when he won the Suburban Conference swimming title He then proceeded to go out and win the state championship for the second time in school history Coach Campbell s Black shirts also did it in 1948 The Blackshirt tankers were never defeated as they 44 38 Boys Tech 61 21 Nicolet 67 14 The Aumn 45 37 Whitefish Bay in a return match 53 29 Kenosha 52 30 Shorewood 64 18 and Wauwatosa in a return match 49 33 Besides taking first in the state and suburban meets the Shirts tied Wauwatosa for first in the Cardinal Relays and won a trophy for taking first in the Bluebird Invitational Meet at Kenosha Individual standouts during the year were Jim Kerr Frank Libbey Ron Vincent and Jim Rose Jim Kerr one of the outstanding high school swimmers in the state broke records in every meet he entered for the 50 and 100 yard free style events Elected team captain for the year Jim set suburban and state meet records in the above mentioned events and also set a school record for the 200 yard free style event Records set in the suburban meet are 23 3 seconds for the 50 and 53 1 seconds for the 100 Records set in the state meet are 23 1 seconds for the 50 and 53 flat for the 100 His times for the year are 23 flat for the 50 which is only one tenth of a second off the national record and 51 8 sec tional meet Junior Frank Libbey elected the teams most outstanding swimmer of the season also broke records in almost every place he swam Frank set records in the suburban meet of 1018 seconds for the butterfly and 1 38 3 in the 150 yard Individual medley He also set records In the state meet of 1 02 7 for the butterfly and 1 394 for the 150 yard individual medley Diver Ron Vincent another standout was undefeated all year His most outstanding victories were in the suburban and state meets andthe Bluebird Invitational meet Breaststroker Jim Rose set a school record for the 100 yard breaststroke with o time of 1 13 4 He was also suburban champion with a time of 1 13 5 seconds O O I I I I I . , . . . . . . . , chalked up victories over Whitefish Bay, 48-34, Wauwatosa, onds for the 100. These were made in the Bluebird Invita- - , ' , - , ' , - , I i, ' - . . . . , . 1 I 1 1 1 1 I T I I T I I , 1 . . ' I , : . : . I . . . . I . . I I. I I ' . ' A I . . . . z n l 134 RECORD BREAKING STATE BUTTERFLY CHAMPION Frank Llbbey chmbs out of the pool after on exhaust mg heat THE FORM WHICH ENABLED HIM TO WIN the Subur bon and Store dnvung crowns ns dnsplayed by Ron Vincent L, 1 1 51 bf W 4.46 I f N 135 f X f1ff4Z'6 TEAM CAPTAIN, Jnm Kerr, who broke records In all meets he entered, wcns for the storhng gun TOP ROW D Hoffman G Larson M Rehdor R Thomas J Sohr T Doherty D Isabell Coach Sohr BOTTOM ROW Manager K Howard D Swan R Reeves J Connelly C Hmkley W Pena J Fuchs D Nmham aukesha N etmen 1n 50th Suburban Crown AFTER A SUCCESSFUL SPIKE by Joe Connelly Curt Hlnckley and Dave Swan are ready to set up the ball Volleyball Doing what comes naturally It seems Coach Roger Sohrs Blackshurts once agaln won the Suburban conference champlonshnp ln wnnmng theur 29th Suburban conference tntle nn 31 years the Shnrts amassed a very flne total of 21 wlns and only 3 losses In the opennng match at South Milwaukee the Black shnrts defeated South Mnlwaukees team two out of three games Waukesha came from behnnd to take the first two games 15 11 and 15 8 The thnrd game was taken by the Rockets who at one tame trailed 7 O The remannlng two losses of the season were administered by Wauwatosa who flnlshed second to the Shlrts an conference play Aslde from Wauwatosa and South Milwaukee the Black shnrts had an easy tnme of It taknng all three sets from the followmg teams Greendale West Allns Central Shorewood Whnteflsh Bay Cudahy and West Mnlwaukee The Shnrts also took two out of three games from the faculty losing the sec ond game 17 15 At the tnme thus us beung written the Shlrts are busy pre parmg to Sohr through the State tournament belng held In the new South Campus Heldhouse ll lk -DC 'Q QQ an WHA HOPPEN? Anyway It must have been something preffy fhrlllmg Margie Morris Sharon Ronmng Barb VanDlver Julie Sfreleckl Linda Rozeck and Pat Wegner Gnd fhemselves carried away with the exclfe ment of the game LET'S F-I-G-H-Tl And we really do when these gals begin to yell. 137 W CLUB MEMBERS TOP ROW W Davies A McVey D Larson L Trevar row J Rose C Kolstad W Owens ROW 4 G Moose G Larson G Harter D HoFfman J Bloedorn D Engler B Bennett D Swan K Howard J Young ROW 2 D Wulllams C Zamlahn L Oettnnger C Andrnnga M Rose W Pena W Dnedrlch S Hopkins BOTTOM ROW J Connelly R Vnncent R Wolf J Lodes K Reuchert J Pxchotta J Kerr C Hmckley V Flegel These Are the Boys Who Won the Awards BILL DAVIES Member of the Milwaukee Senhnel and Waukesha Freemans All Suburban football team and the 2nd team of the Mulwaukee Jour nal Leading scorer ln Suburban Conference foot ball season Member of the 2nd All Suburban basketball teams of the Milwaukee Journal Sen hnel and Waukesha Freeman JIM KERR Holds Waukesha Hugh School record for 200 yard free style Holds State records for the 50 and lO0 yard free style events Holds Suburban Conference records for the 50 and lOO free style events Member of All State swnmmmg team KEN! REICHERT AllSuburban quarterback o Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Waukesha Freeman Teams Packed on allsuburban basket ball teams of Mulwaukee Journal Sentinel and Waukesha Freeman Fnnlshed fifth In scoring In the suburban conference basketball season 138 , - i l l D. Ziech, J. Sohr, T. Doherty, W. Schapfel, D, Hardiman. ROW 3: R. Duckert, ' , . , . , . ' , . ' , , , . ' , l J I : - rt Facts and F1gures Tenms Basketball WHS OPP WHS OPP WHS OPP St Johns Cudahy Oconomowoc Oconomowoc Nncolet Wa uwatosa Juneau West Allns Central South Milwaukee Juneau Shorewood Whrteflsh Bay Golf WON Waukesha Opponents 3rd place In Suburban Conference Meet l5th place In State Meet Track Suburban Indoor Relays Wauwatosa Dual Meet Shorewood Relays Bug Etght Suburban Suburban Relays State Trtals State Meet Suburban Meet Volleyball WHS South Mnlwaukee Shorewood West Milwaukee Greendale Faculty West Allns Central Wauwatosa Cudahy Whnteflsh Bay Wtnner of Suburban Conference Football WHS West Mnlwaukee Cudahy South Mslwaukee Wauwatosa Whuteflsh Bay Greendale West Allrs Central Shorewood Co Wunner of Suburban Conference 6t r OPP OPP Monroe Greendale Shorewood Whnteflsh Bay West Milwaukee Alumni South Mllwaukee West Allus Hale Cudahy West Allns Central Wauwatosa Greendale Shorewood Whitefish Bay Juneau West Mzlwaukee South Milwaukee REGIONALS Oconomowoc Arrowhead SECTIONAL Milwaukee North Lake Mllls Cross Country WHS OPP Wauwatosa Shorewood Whzteflsh Bay Greendale Nathan Hale Sw1mm1ng WHS OPP Whlteflsh Bay Wauwatosa Boy s Tech Nxcolet Alumnu Whuteflsh Bay Kenosha Shorewood Wauwatosa Co Wnnner of Cardtnal Relays Wmner of Bluebnrd lnvntattonal Meet Wmner of Suburban Meet Winner of State Meet . 2 2 4 l 59 53 l 6 l 7 88 47 ' 0 7 0 5 ' 63 48 5 4 ' 2 3 ' 53 61 ' 2 3 4 4 ' 43 40 O 5 ' 68 54 ' l 4 ' 60 49 ' 65 64 71 47 ' 75 57 88 71 8 88 46 2 60 62 ' ' 69 61 ' 82 61 ' 75 57 ' 74 64 71 49 if as 58 . . I3 2 ' 44 79 4Th ' 93 59 Whitefish Bay-W. A. Central-Waukesha-2nd CO-Winner of Suburban Conference ' 4th 8th 6th . 2 I I7 40 3 O I7 44 - 3 O ' 27 28 3 O I9 43 2 1 I5 55 ' 3 0 l 2 3 0 ' ' ' 3 0 ' 48 34 44 38 ' 61 21 ' 67 l4 ' 32 O ' 45 37 25 6 ' 53 29 ' 26 6 52 30 40 C 64 I8 A 0 20 49 33 40 O - ' ' . 20 I3 . . . , 19 7 ' 139 TEAM LEADERS TOP ROW J Romadka A Zexger B Landers B Rees B VanDuver A Davies J Consldlne F Zlegleman S Wxlllams N Fox BOTTOM ROW K Abrahamson K Knrchhoff J Consldme K Schwartz K Juedes M Pflel B Laur GAA BOARD TOP ROW B Frank A Weaver S Schleble M Wane M Conover B Nelson BOTTOM ROW C Florence D Kllnefelter R Shuller L Tans E lvanka K Howe ,J Twlqifll Jwfeifpf JO' la 'Q O' J lT MUST HAV BEEN FUNNY! Everyone mcluclnng Presldent Mary Ellen Conover seems fo have en loyed what Kay Howe sand 140 or 7 U I J Y 01 J' fqrl 'inn Jl,Vflj9',lyUJ pi x' l l GAA When the GAA went on a field trup or to a lecture ut took half the gurls un hugh school 256 gurls cu record uf there ever was one made up thus actuve group last year Junuors and senuors found hurryung down from south campus to central campus somewhat of a nuusance but they always seemed to come through The gurls were duvuded unto suxteen teams wuth one gurl as the captaun of each It was thus gurl s uob to choose a suut able name for her team and some of the results were really clever Davues Demons Iuved up to theur tutle and Jo s Schmoos provuded the humor These young people were recognuzed as theur peculuarutues It seemed hardly necessary for the gurls to excuse themselves every tume they made a foul un basketball, but everyone dud' Although GAA means gurls athletuc assocuatuon Presu dent Mary Ellen Conover felt that the gurls ought to have a chance to show off theur lady luke trauts In order to do thus and have a Iuttle fun to boot the gurls often planned teas but ran unto many dulflcultues Among them was the problem of uello molds Euther they werent to be had at the tume they were needed or else they all seemed to pule themselves up on the pung pong tables afterward and remaun there for weeks at a tume Every GAA group has an annual prouect and thus year ut was Kum Kum us a Korean gurl adopted through the Foster parent plan The group worked to rause money to send to her at regular untervals Each month one or two teams would wrute her a letter and every now and then one would come from her Of course as un most organuzatuons there was recognutuon for good work Gurls who earned one thousand pounts got a cloth 'W whuch stood for scholarshup servuce sportsmanshup and cutuzenshup Thus was proudly dusplayed on a sweater or a uacket and gave uts owner a great feelung of accomplushment 141 W WINNERS TOP ROW K Howe B Landers M Waute C Florence J Renner B Nelson E lvanka K Kurchoff C Juedes B Laur M Pfeul A Davues ROW 2 N Schmear L Tans K Abrahamson J Mueden bauer S Wulluams N Fox D Klunefelter BOTTOM ROW J Tungle K Schwartz J Consudune J Ragen J Consudune H Burk M Conover JUST A GROUP OF COMFORTABLE GAA ers Julue Stre Iecku Gretchen Halquust Jean Wennuger Ann Zeuger and Mary Jo Pfeul seem to enuoy suttung thus one out ONE TWO THREE DIG IN' These gurls seem to be wout ung for the sugnal to start The Basketball Spread us an annual event held at the close of the GAA basketball season I 'Il I ' I , . 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We tackled the many problems with vigor and all went smoothly. Soon November arrived and along with it came moving day. Picking our way through stacks of pictures books and folders we board members managed to pack up the equipment We loaded it all into Monster KA Conrows carl and purred happily up to the new edifice We found that our new office was spacious and clean but absolutely devoid of furniture However that was soon rem edled when the ag classes moved into the room We owe many thanks to Mr Born for his consideration and cooperation throughout our trials and tribulations Finally we did manage to organize a schedule Diana Ann Sherlyn and I worked each 7th hour and after school we all slaved While we were struggling through our deadline drudgery humor was provided by Mary Ellen fthe darllngl who told us one shaggy dog story after another Although these contributions often caused com lete chaos in our work they also helped us to survive the many frustrations It was a fight to the finish and we are very grateful to the many who helped us Without Mrs Belaus efficient typing staFf and Mr Coulsons photographic genius we would never have finished the book All of us Meg staffers agree that this year has been the most to say the least We have worked hard on this book and we hope that everyone likes it 'N-912 Qffosc BFSVX1 O A yi Ukgjgy QWW L Riff? t my 0' Q5 f M1 iff MWJV WW its it its Mft if ESX 2-se AJ 1:5325 it E123 iam -siwg u . n l K , Ib' D x S I 975' , M .1 5 LD .fp 16 -ffl! fell' , -s I Qj .Nd . ,tm L My C9 f i ss se - 1-LL, l' ill 'I I llwlf Lf. lil Q 'if A l rx tart Us , iff r- of , 1 f t yt' E 'SX Y X V ' X 'V 1 I ' X IV lb 1 '-' x., K Q. 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