Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

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UNIORS C4 ROW THREE: E. Carmen, R. Buteyn, G. Dhein, J. Ball, F. Arriens, M. Bos, R. Ander son. ROW TWO: B. Bossenbroek, T. Aalsma, M. Anderson, P. Barry, J. Barnes, B Deibert, M. Drummy. ROW ONE: B. Broadway, B. Dehring, G. Bossenbroek, S. Dyk stra, S. Blau. ROW THREE: S. Hanna, W. Ellmann, E. Frens, D. Harper, J. Farr, C. Hesselink, J. Greenfield. ROW TWO: M. Gerretson, D. Harrington, H. Greenfield, R, Harness, .E. Edmunds, K. Evfenson. ROW ONE: L. Hesselink, J. Gerritsen, H. Frens, J. Harmsen, M, Eggers. ROW THREE: R. Johnston, D. Howard, E. Holbach, J. Kalorgs, N. Lang, H. Hopp, D. Kroener. ROW TWO: L. Indermuehle, J. Kemink, I. Kacerovskis, A. Hopp, J. Keminlr, C. Lange. ROW ONE: J. Humber, A. Hull, J. Kumber. J This year the junior class con- sists of 59 boys and 57 girls. You will find them taking active partici- pationyin the many school activities. The most popular interest is in the music department. Many of the jun- iors are in band or chorus and some are in both. Nine of the girls have formed a vocal ensemble called the Junior Triple Trio. The girls are well represented in G.A.A. In sports you can always be sure to tincl some of the junior males in the limelight.

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fbi ROW THREE: L. Opperman, G. Oelerich, D. Ousterling, W, Pobanz, K. Pluim, R. Peachy, A. Mulder. ROW TWO: M. Pluim, D. Mulder, D. Piehl, C. Reabe, R. Reit, K. Nyhuis. ROW ONE: B. Mulder, J. Nelson, J. Peterson, J. Nugent, A. Nitlxe. ROW THREE: C. Van Buren, D. T7 Ga Spaulding, D. Seemann, R. Te Beest, P. Ruck, J. Schears. ROW TWO: D. Ten Hoope, E. Rush, J. Turner, S. Schultz, C. Ruesink. ROW ONE: A, Schlieve, C. Van Beek, L. Schubert, J. Thompson. Several of the boys served on the A and B squad for football and basketball. Many of these people are on the debate team and also in band, chorus, qirl's glee club, and sym- phonette. Several of the girls are members of G.A.A. As sophomores these class mem- bers are anticipating the excitement of their concluding two years of school as they will get their class rings and plan their junior prom. 5- ROW THREE: R. Witkowski, J. Verner, J.. ande Zande, R. Vanderbush, B. White C. Wood, M. Yache. ROW TWO: M. Vander Galien, P. Zoellner, J. Winkee, C Vent Hott, M. Winkler, J. Vande Zande. ROW ONE: R. Zietlow, P. Weiser, R Vossekuil, J. Voskuil, R. Van Egtern. la- ISYS ll! . , L , f I- . V..- f: 1- x WI .-:gh ,J + f'1'37is gf fu S ' J fl' ,, . fi, .0 1-'c f fgtin: 'gfnr'

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ROW THREE: W. Mulder, D. Peters, T. Peterson, W. Meyer, R. Northrup, .l. Lund- strom, D. Papke. ROW TWO: L. Nummerdor, J. Navis, M. Maas, L. Neevel, G. Navis, D. Lenz, L. Luttenberger, S. Mulder. ROW ONE: D. Lepsch, J. McLeod, J. Lutten- berger, L. Loomans, R. Miller, M. Nickkel, M. Myers. ROW THREE: M. Rens, R. Radke, D. Sweet, R. Rasmussen, R. Roets, H. Stelter, E. Ploenzke. ROW TWO: M. Powell, R. Stelsel, R. Smerling, W. Schlamer, R. Snyder, K. Swisher. ROW ONE: E. Redeker, S. Schouten, S. Roeder, P. Pollack, Y. Schultz. Through the year they can be found on the gridiron, track, dia- mond, or in the gymnasium. Dramatics, debate, and forensics are popular activities of the juniors too. Some of the brighter highlights ot their school year included the choosing of the class rings and finally receiving them in earlv Dec- ember. ln spring all the juniors planned the prom and prepared tor the big event. Later in the spring those musically inclined got ready forthe annual music festival. Besides the band and chorus, many play in en- semble or take separate solos. ROW THREE: D, Weiser, A. Vander Velde, D. Wegehaupt, H. TeBeest, B. Tenpas, H. Verhage, R. Vant Hott. ROW TWO: N. Van Hierden, K. Zander, H. Van Ruiswijk, K. Teeselink, S. Winters, H. Whiting. ROW ONE: J. Vande Zande, D. Verhulst, M. Zoellner, R. Wilsie. O I I O O