West Allis High School - Wamago Yearbook (West Allis, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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CO EDITORS Marlyce Krenke and Louise Plccolu Foreword As we ponder over dances games schoolwork and clubs our thoughts wander back over happemngs In the past three years much a part of our llfe here at Central Classmates and lrtends may be forgotten but even though ttme passes on the pages of thrs book wtll brtng back memories which are unforgettable lt ts fttttng to pay tribute to our faculty who have made ft possible to lay a ftrm foundation for future goals rn ltfe The graduatmg class of l958 wishes to thank those who helped to make those days so enfoyable for us We hope our ltves wtll be a reflectton of the :deals taught to us by them NJ n J? lv 1 I This Annual is based on our reflections because they were so Table of Contents Admlmsiroflon Faculty Acfuvlfw Semor Spgrk Clove Patron , Q A CDIQGHIZCINOUS 5 . sais MR CARLSON Asslstnng Mr Kellogg and managmg the flnances for the school dustruct as Mr Carlson Hs work Includes helping to prepare the budget fmanclal accounting checktng school Inventories and supplyvng the book stores of the West Allus schools Besides thus he helps plan new school bunldmg prolects from the purchasing of the land to the structures completion Before any expenditure IS considered valud It must re cenve has OK Hard Work Equals Success MR KELLOGG At the top of nts educatlonal ladder West Allus has a top notch superintendent managung the affairs of Its 20 schools He us appointed by the school board for a term of 3 years at a tame H helps set pollcles and rules for the system hires teach ers and solves problems that cant be settled as part of the dlversufued duties of has posltnon He can base has best reflectsons on several years of successful management 'S li ef MR EDWARDS Mr Edwards assusted Mr Kellogg In choosing the curriculum and vnstruc hon for the vanous schools He was a new addltlon to our staff of supervisors thus past year and so far he has done an excellent rob :gf-:.fff ,: A 'gf WC: 1 E . ' , J 1 ' 542, . :gifs . ' - wffgggr' . . i'fit-f,g'- 1 e 2 I . . yllv I 1'- xi ' - ' - :, , . . i ' . . . A A 'll ' 1 .. - 1 1 ' I . . . - - - 1 - W .4 - f' ' t J , ' 3 ' , l 1-. l A Y ' li- ' lt Y , ., , , 4, .-I .' , I .. ,1 4 i - ' 4 . . iff. , l A 1 .1 M90 QE? ,Q 'OQMN ' Q Q Doo 65,0 SOOO OOO off Oh L .1 JT Qi'-. MR LEONARD SZUDY Even though he never had tame on his hands he always found tume to talk over students prob lems wnth them Has ludgment was respected by everyone who came In contact with hum Mr Szudy proved a school ,,c can be governed firmly but friendly .1 M-'J 21 X MRS ALICE MARONN 8. MR NEIL GONYO Mrs Maronn and Mr Gonyo gurls and boys advssors respectively counseled and advlsed any students who needed or wanted gundance Even though It wasnt always ad mitted at the tlme their convlctuons were usually rrght .IOANNE MACKOWSKI A familiar sound around school IS the gong that summons someone to the offlce or precedes an an nouncement This IS only one of this offuce gurl s tasks 6 KATHLEEN DOOLEY No one minds gomg to the offlce when th re us a cheery smnle as a greetung Kathy always added that smule no matter how busy she was with her other duties ,Y PM-J.-',,.,,. Z- 5 Y , um A- L M,,, N all W' -J' --we-N--W in 'clit A 9. 'MX , tex L lt L z f X 5 ht -osx L l S.. , l ' I W y A if Q L t ls N ' . L,,P'r X lx l ' . I A . . l. . Q 0 I I 7 ' . ' e 51 -f X U -'si .5 ,L ,QL M .. ' A l r- . , 1 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Colorful scenes of the past enter unto the present un world hrstory Amerucan hrstory and P A D classes Mrss Smuth ns the department head and an excellent Instructor un the Problems of American Democracy better known as PA D Mr Hubler and Mlss Marchant are equally responsrble for turning out young cltrzens Mr Stech and Mr Jondle handle the world history department whale Mr .laecks teaches geography and Amencan hustory Mr Pluchta and Muss Baltstrerl share the responstbrlrty of tnstructung In Amerlcan history lRow Il Mass Gaetanlna Ballstrerl Mass Irene Smith Miss Jeraldune Marchant lRow 2l Mr Ralph Jondle Mr Edward Stech Mr Leon Hnbler Mr Archie Jaecks Mr John Pllchta jx 4-'S -.0 IF 1 '5- Q77 -49' E9 if ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The Klngs Englush as un safe hands when at as taught by a staff of teachers such as our English department boasts Mr Lovett as the department head and hus backers are lRow Il Mass Elma Messlung Mlss Ella Krueger Mlss Constance Case Mass Catherine Coady lRow 2l Mr Kenneth Lovett Mlss Helen Brandt Mr Hoyt Rawlmgs Mlss Mary Prschke Mr Carl Plehn , . . . . , . . . . , , . . , . , . , . , . . 459 ' 4 Qy . an I Q' V, hx I ' 5 'I' - I 41 J 3 11,7 .3 , 'I ft i 5 Q 5' fi Ty l -4 as ev. 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I . , I . . g ' I I , , , . . 52 MATH DEPARTMENT The problem rs there but the proof as left to the student Logucal reasomng came a lot easter when coaching came wuth nt lRow ll Mr Harris Huenmk Mass Clanre Helstern Mr James Dottke lRow 21 Mr George Strom and Mr Herbert Dahmer The department us headed by Mr Strom Students who have a yen for algebra geometry advanced algebra or trngonometry can satusfy thelr desures to as full an extent as they want Q an al -I SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The U S boasts a satellite and Central boasts an Al sclence department for the study of chemnstry blology and physlcs One of our very capable chemistry teachers Mr Stefanko head of the scrence department Together wuth Mr Huenmk who was a new asset thus past year It was proved to us that chemlstry can be fun as well as a challenge Bnology leads Into many :nterest Ing adventures especnally when cap able teachers luke Mass Gatz M Zamzow and Mr Wulz are teaching tt Mr Haney ns always ready to add a luttle wut to his physucs class tenslon lRow ll Mr Richard Haney Mass Stella Gatz Mr Joseph Ste fanko lRow 21 Mr Harrus Huenrnk Mr Allan Wulz and Mr Earl Zam zow Study Guides 8 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs Rosamond Pluchta and Mass Aluce DeBrum No one can deny that knowledge of a foreugn lan guage IS very helpful In many vocatlons The Spamsh language takes on a new ro mantlcusm when Mass DeBrum teaches nt Latin once was a dead' language but Mrs Plrchta proves that at can become quute aluve Q rr' 1 ,,-3. 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' 59 'Qs- i X BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPART MENT Those of us who deslred clencal work after graduatnon were able to start our preparatlon by magormg In commercnal sublects The Curruculum Included bookkeep mg general busuness commercial law typing shorthand and office practxce Mlss Ralengh headed thus department lRow Il Mnss Mildred Scherer Mess Marlon Raleugh Mass Joan Harnngton lRow QI Mrs Wul bert Murphy Mr Kenneth Grove Mr Sam Essock HOME ECONOMICS There was hardly ever a dull moment In a clothmg foods or home llvlng class The ABC s of being tomarrows homemakers were taught to the hugh schoolers of today Mrs Lols Held Mrs Esther Hickey Mrs Helen What beck supervnsor of Home Econom rcs Muss Ruth McCIurg CR 'Na V1-Q, ,IN if E' s-Q' 31m 4? fx .r-'-y iv if .v ' ff ' ' It I . .ff , INDUSTRIAL ARTS Hands are put to good use when they are kept busy Many boys found prunttng drafting and machune shop a chal lenge to their ingenuity and also learned to take prlde In thelr own handtwork lRow ll Mr Hilary Janlkowsku Mr. Raymond Sturm . William Fehrenbach. lRow QI Mr. Roger Hanson Mr. Eugene Landgraf. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-A sound body builds a sound mind is an old proverb that fits in well in any age. Physical education teachers didn't try to prepare students for the Olympics but they did make them realize the importance of keeping physically fit. lSeatedl Miss Marie Adams and Miss Eileen Muth. lStandingl Mr. James Dottke, Mr. Richard Milton, and Mr. Earl Zamzow. lsgfx .fc KN 1' MUSIC The reason for Centrals musical suc cess in band orchestra and chorus can be attributed to the leadership of Mr Emerson Mr Fox and Mr Lyle under the supervision of Mr Halme Central s chorus directed by Mr Fox is nation ally known and the band and orchestra under the direction of Mr Emerson and Mr Lyle are gradually gaming the some fame All the must cal concerts were a huge success this past year lRow ll Mr Howard Emerson Mr Vilgo Halme lRow 2l Mr Robert Fox Mr Douglas Lyle CF' qs' .-A :ga N-Qt f 5' .LW 'f' ART DEPARTMENT Whether the student wanted commercial or modern art fashion designing or craft our Art Department was well equipped to meet the individual s need The art staff is composed of Mrs Russell and Mr Holtman ln Mrs Russell s commercial art and fashion designing classes students get the basic know how Mr Holtman can take pride in his work as can Mrs Russell because students learn to use their hands along with their minds and imaginations Miss McCullough supervises the West Allis system She advises teachers on new tech niques and she gives reports to the school board and advice on needed equipment and improvements Mr Joseph Holtman Miss Helen McCullough Mrs Alice Russell fs vw T57 MRS IRENE OBRIEN and MR ROBERT DICH Spe cial education classes are an important part of our curriculum In the past years the efforts of Mrs OBrien and Mr Dlch have brought them success instructing these classes MISS LILLIAN DAVIS Repairing books is all part of a librarians rob is Davis takes advantage of this oppor tunlty as a chance to relax and d something she enloys besides keeping the library in perfect running order MR THOMAS VRABECK Skipping school hasnt paid off in the past few years because Mr Vrabeck sees that his lab of catching truant students is done as completely possible 15214336 MR HARLAN SMALL In order to get a license and keep it nt is necessary to know fundamentals of the road the way they should be known Mr Small is qualified MRS. PEARL SCHMITT- Believe it or not Roy Gerloff has a pulse. Mrs. Schmitt after hear- ing the basis for our discomforts offered ad- vice and did all she could to relieve them. to teach the essentials of sportsmanlike driving. Students take the course for a semester in their sophomore year. ll Qs 'is-f MR. LANDGRAF-Ronald Bed- narek is very attentive while Mr, Landgraf checks his drafting work. All those lines can get complie cated but Mr. Landgraf is there to straighten you out. If 5 MISS ADAMS-Hopes for warm water are often heard while standing in line for towels and swimming suits. But either cold or warm they're sure to go in. xx 4 QL 'ft 1 x R 1 ce, 5 '- Nr MISS SCHERER-All those books filled with learning and Miss Scherer is there to keep them neat and in order until needed. The book store is always ready with those needed supplies for your classes. srtwefr., Iliff 5 my 55.10735 CUM 9000: f sa it S ,ii-' MR DICK Patience is really needed by Mr Dick at the tardy desk He listens at tentlvely to your story about the flat tre or the broken alarm clock and then gives you his verdict in blue or white MISS RALEIGH Every morning Miss Raleigh is sure to have many visitors all patiently waiting to have locker problems solved Remarks can be heard around the locker office saying I better find that key before I go broke but Miss Raleigh is always there with the keys iust in case. x l Q !':f ff' ACTIVITIES X X 'ff ,M ,Z If f 11' 'Q f LX! J .jg X! U f f' X -TI: 1 X r , i,T , ' ' L25 Q I C , T A I , I S, T if '? ' f Xzifnlf r I' 44.1 if gd ' - T--. ef' RW ?.5f:. 'f : - , Q ' .' , X g J , ,IH 7 ' 1 if . , ' I Iv I f V' hi! I ,756 f ,, II I I HL , IQ I I ' , , 'Q I I f I N 3 LII .X X , ,D 2:4 K I, 4 ,, ' 1 , II - I 'ff f ,ff 4, C X 9 1 'f xml, XZ, f , I . '.-f I b x F VY X N - A proclamatuon was read to our kung and queen by Davld Moran who acted as the courts page Kung and Queen ff' for the Day Central has had many klngs and queens In Its day but we feel that our queen Ruby Ludwtg and kung Donald Slnclaur top the lst HOMECOMING Our homecommg festlvntues took on a new aspect thus year A palace atmosphere was used The kung and queen were crowned at an afternoon assembly Theur next appearance was to pre cede the homeroom floats In the gala parade through West Allns The floats represented almost every thmg lmagnnable for a homecomnng vuctory Even though the game was postponed a homecomung splrlt was ID the aur The dance was held at John Deweys gym At mndnnght the muslc faded and Centrals l957 58 homecommg came to a happy end mg Below IS pnctured the court conslstlng of from left to rnght John Karlovnch Rlchard Kahn Duane Dellenbach Charles Serwm Donald Slnclalr Ruby Ludwig Patrucla Pad den Judith Zramsek Janet Stanley Renee Sengstock Mlchael Affolter and Mary Affolter were the crown bearers x L t ,Q Our vlctory was prophe srzed by the playlng cards, another one of our clever floats Y--Q-'-' Among the outstandnng homecomlng floats H R 237s Not Even Lux Can Stop Our Runs headed the top of the lust according to the ludges .lean Ohl led our band down Greentreld Avenue All eyes mere Qigfd go her Could You It was Helen Kells shlnrng red hair ome em and radiant smlle that llt the way along our gala parade 'QUT EVEN LUX CAN S'l'0P0lllK RUNS The decoration of doors for Christmas is one of our annual events. The decorated doors not only added decor to the building but provided compe- tition between homerooms. That's why the students were never bored, there was always something going on. Each of the winning homerooms se- lected by the judges received tive dollars. H. R. 328 A -. Q., . .s . H. R. 234 Karen Sander us making sure Edgar Arendts boutonnlere IS pmned tight Snowball Exchanging dances are Robert Olson and Daniel Mathwug whsle their dates Janet Stanley and Kathleen Hurtz look on Dance programs are glven ID exchange for trckets to the escorts of Sue Hilde brand and Connue Moran Y rf' Kung James Hansen chose Judy Kusch to reuqn wuth hum over f r' P P the Senior Prom of T958 ln keeping wlth the theme huge snowball was suspended from the center of the gym Ceiling An evening of enchantment was the reward ot those who attended The dancmg lasted untnl midnight and then the promgoers departed to potronlze local res taurants The court consusted ot Thomas Brochhausen Noreen Sluda Rnchard Kahn Margaret Frakes Queen Judy Kusch Kung James Hansen Sandra Puntar Terry Kirsch Doreen Wanta and Mules Cronce After the crowmng Kung James and Queen Judy paused long enough for 0 picture T' gl L . V lit , - J . T 'Xrs 1 7' T '. s s. x Q T ' r 1 MT yu, t l . , ' , 5 'Qi rw tt! t ' t A- 1- T -t s f P Lv- l'l-v V., lc 4 g ft 1 s yy T 1 T ' 2 P f lf 4 ' ll k-l'r . fi! P 1.-g Y' ik3 lfl' ' ' J ' l Pl' .. J Q pp, 'h,. . , J ,s N H- I ' - h .I I A I 1 I , b wg H- , - A , T , ' . - , . Can Can dancers Jack Drrer De Wane Marcey Donald Carey Thomas Allen Other participants lseatedl Delores Sherry Sandra Muth Linda Miles lStandingl Kath leen Sweeney Penny Asher Marlene Lustilc Margaret Frakes Louise Piccoli Joanne Ober mcyr Jane Siebold Bonnie Butzer Each year the Student Council takes pride in presenting a talent or variety show. This year was no exception. The show proved to be a great success and the audience was more than satistied with the entertainment, The participants also found that the hard work and time they had given was well worth while. They also found that you can take pride in doing something which gives others entertainment rather than be entertained. The proceeds of the show went to the March of Dimes. The gracious assistance of Miss Case helped make the show a success. Here she is caught by the camera man at rehearsal. In The Limelight X Janet Stanley portrayed Pinochio, and Marlene Lustik, Puss ln Boots. They were but two of the toys that helped to make Santas work shop one to be remembered. These baseball players did their ren dition to Milwaukee The Home Ol The Battling Braves, lor the month of August. The players were: Penny Asher, Sharon Hittman, Renee Seng stock, Joanne Obermayr, Diane Olson, Margaret Frakes, Lee Ann Scherer, and Patricia Bakke. The umpire, Janc Siebold. Things really got gumping when Sharon Wissing, Janice Sterbenz, Mary Jane Schank, Joan Skok and Judy Brown did Takela, to exaggerate the hot spells that July can create. MODERN DANCE -- This group of girls was classified as Strictly Chicken here at school and was sought by many organizations to help entertain. Modern Dance was a regular class, held the fourth hour lor both beginners and advanced dancers. The beginners were required to try out lor the advanced class, alter a year of preliminary training under the able direction of Miss Adams. Miss Muth took much pride in her advanced class, which appeared at the Elks Club, Open House, West Allis Womens Club, The Band Concert, school assemblies, and last but not least, the evening performance, Through The Year, based on the months of the year, The members ol this organization were lRow l, Penny Asher, Barbara Duerlinger, Kathleen Sweeny lllow 21 Jacqueline Weber, Ruby Ludwig, Patricia Schellen berger, Louise Piccolt, Marlene Dziondziak Wow 3 Karen Karstedt, Arlene Andres, Margaret Frakes, Karen Banserner, Barbara Gerloch, Naneen Will iR0w .5- Miss Muth, Janet Stanley, Patricia Bakke, Leanna Scherer, Jane Siebald, Bonfire Butler, Marlecc Luvilr ind Beatrice Dawson . . 7 . I 6 N :YC 1 H I vi' X l l, R if ff K I 7' F X my ' 'fl Qt ' V iss- ' 1 l l J L ? , .fit COURT OF HONOR- lRow ll James DeCamara, Nancy Nyberg, Kathleen lce, Michael Johnson. lRow 21 David Middleton, Sandra Shaw, Queen Jane Siebold, King Marvin Krull, Renee Sengstock, John Karlovich, Susan Essock, and William Burow. The pause to add i'punch to the night was taken by Patrick Robison, Mary Ann Nieth, Leonard Russo, Jacqueline Ohm, Gregory McGaw, and Diane Treuer while Rodney Anderson, Carol Gessler, Carol Soren- son, Anthony Rauker, Ronald Gorsegner, and Sandra Fridrick were caught in the act of watching the photographer take pictures. -Jie? . 'iw . l E .5 i k-yu . 'X 'fri KNIGHTS OF OLD The rule of King Marvin Krull and Queen Jane Siebold was one inspired by knights, castles, bishops, and checkerboards. The Prom opened officially after the Grand March and coronation of Queen Jane. The strains of the music faded out at midnight when the promgoers departed to attend the Post Prom Party at Allis-Chalmers. The Queen of Hearts and King of Diamonds set the background for Queen Jane and King Marvin after Jane's coronation. X V . f li P XJ ,J I . 4 A 4 fc Pr. wgegk A I . , ,,k,, , t I ' W 'sa tw? ff ,. .fsfrm-Lskswicgz, ' -f..Lx.1w ,A Af 'V Miz, ,. A 'VN GO SOUTH OF THE BCRDER Props and make up are an essentral part rn producrng a play Here are the members who took care of thu responsrbrlrty lRow ll Rosemary Adams Linda Mules Patrrcra McPeek lRow Ql Barbara Conrad Carol Cam Karen Habrger V? X iL,.f-sw-JI 9-xvvw X -,,g--1-Q '? Devotrng many hours toward memorrzung and rehearsing the cast ol Arsenrc and Old Lace put on a performance cqurvalent to one on the Broadway stage The members of the cast In cluded lRow ll Mass Hoard Coach Chrlstrne Crum: Peggy Noll Lana Zwetfel lRow 21 ,lohn Ellrott Mlchael Ullerlch Lee Ganten bern Row 3l Donald Chaltry Douglas Toth Gary Graves lRow dl Donald Carey Thomas Brochhausen Thomas Ryan Pourrng Christine Crum: a spot of tea, Offr ccr Chaltry brrghtly smrles for the camera fix Doug Toth rs caught by Offrcer Tom Ryan as he trles to add Lee Gantenbem to the l? corpses as R ,,, ' f Y i . 's t ff' . ., Q . . if L, . f 1 J -. . ,Q ' rg 1 -' N r. .. , sf 4 -K A ' 3553. T ,Q ' N Y A .5 fa M, nr Y I T L51 - , 6 L L 3 'Tiff J I Q Q X , 'itil ' ,r ' ' 1 tt N A J iw wr , l 5 ' '- , - if .. M ,- I' f .ss , ll QT' I 7 N. H -v 3 tv' . N ,- - V M., s, K. , if N 0 4 O gb, 9 ,fm ag J 1-331' fx SENIORS 45 Jax. lf-9 ---'Q Q--- '..ar Under the guldance of Mr Hrbler the Sensor Executive Commrttee helped to make our graduation a memorable and well planned event A few of the problems facing the com the Sensor Banquet The graduating class unanimously gave therr approval of the frnal results JACK DRIER of therr efforts The members are lSeated left to rrghtl Mr Hrbler Ruby Ludwrg Barbara p,e,,den, Duerllnger Theresa Blando Kathleen Pakulskr Vrrglnro Novak Nancy Persch Judrth Ulezelsku Jacquelme Zenda Noreen Sluda lStandrngl Wrllram Stoss Richard Anderson .lohn Ellrott Kenneth Kotwrtz Arnold Ottesen Thomas Ryan Ralph Gorman Ronald Lrlewskl The End of the Trall for Us When we were sophomores we attended our 4- 5' frrst dances and gained various actlvltues and or 4' e ganrzatlons Our dream was to be rumors so we Nov could be known as upperclassmen That goal was soon reached but then It seemed as rf the seniors were the Bug Shots Leading the sensor class IU scholastrc honors are Patrrcra Schmrdt valedrctorlan with a strarght wasnt too long before we became Brg A average whrle Janice Morrrs and Judy Ulezelskl Shots Reflections whrzzed by n a flurry f tue for salutatorlan honors studies and actrvrtres and It was time for us to hand the sensor key to our lunror classmates ,T sys -' f n -it - A' K- A . I I 4 s , ' 3 R ' , 4 ' J 1 . c I ' , Yay.: 1 -dl 51 ' vyf tv T 2 , . ,i it at R15 A N ' -I 3-g , ' . Q ' . mittee were the selecting of announcements, the planning of special assembly programs and .,,, 1 . . . . . O T ,,,,, A '4 , 'A of, ,IN ,,, . . . . . .. Q R ' ,g V .. Z . . . I . . . . H . .. . I 7 , ' ' i o A-QM HIBLER AND MISS SMITH e sensor class ol I95 w ery grave u h e V I e as I elr Com eTerIV O ser hs utmos lo mc e :SI ngu shed lad es and gemlemen of the graduates Io b en Ih e many dulles he had Io perIorm h sl foun Ime If, pro e tha? teena ers EFI? 6 UF! Sl UO OVW ONCE Q En O CIWCIYY E H b ers r on none ov er I an Mass mul w o as Ihe hen O the guldcnce deoarlmenl sa Io I Ihav everyone e re h or s e as headed She sveered Ih college bound sIud 1 hv Io the r desl not n ,ghqff 1-1 R fl TOM ALLEN The unknown center of allrac IIOH JOHN ALSTON A small man wnfh a bg know how RICHARD ANDERSON Worth his weight I0 old io.- wr ZA H1 f ROSEMARY ADAMS Her dreom e Wald Blue Yonder WENDELL ADAMS The homeroom was brrghtened by has merrumenf JOAN AGEN Her haur her smile would make you goy for quite o while .Q like .f 9' s,, ARLENE ANDRES Cheerful Arlene cheered WILLIAM ARNOLD 5UD9 m0n 'fl me 0 lor our teams and on the ground EDGAR ARENDT I-les the Modern Man PATRICIA BAKKE l YOU W'5h lo' 0 Sm then look for Pol F 0 55231 ,5 '1 . A Q 1 MR, - Th 8 as v I I to av M. H'bl r h p dvr . He drd I I In d' I I I e. Ev wa th , e III CI . ' v 9 ar all bodg Ih y c be Irusled In any I h II Iv Q Mr, r I ' Ight h d, h h ' S h, h w d I , w I Icn w whe e h w . e - an 5 ng I r no , K5 is n I, A2 E H - - Th 2,33 , it 2. 7 I 34 v I xx A A: A4 vs V , E ,,, A I I I ' A . , y - f g K: - ' ' vi - .I A . I If .1 - s 'X E i , i as r , - 4 .. , . .N I If I ' I -3 . I I X . K4 4' Ir r 9 . YV A .y x I ' 1 N Vi 7 . 'Z' '.. DN , ' X5 A ,gp Q 3 'vb ,,,.-. Q H, S.. .., IL' I I.. ,I I I X - -1 , U , ' IL - ' - I Ile, -. 1- - ,. Lgarx yg. V . , - V - -9 to -L, IP nf KATHRYN BARBER- Lets ploy-f-fwhot do you soy Koy? ELAINE BARTELSA- A lody lorr wrth beoutnlul block horr EDWARD BAUER We orent lclddung hes o smart guy ROBERT BAXTER He come ond went wrth out botherung onybody '-R J' Q Y, Yfjll ll. X 1 ROBERT BECK Heck' Why S udy9 '34 -C' XJ 'hu-2 F-9- JOSEPH BERGMANN AGNETA BERGSTROM re ly o yeor er very deor Thrs wos Although doys wrth 10? xx-A 9 S 9 WGS US were KATHLEEN BALLERINO -Trno, Tlnol Youre rocking the boot, KAREN BANSEMERMDoncung corne os o second noture, GEORGE BANYASZeOlve me lung whots the difference rl l dont get my work done. Sd ,QQ 137,53 err 'T' RONALD BEDNAREK You sleepy heod Woke upl Woke up LIP BElT7 hr s borlcs were bugger thon hus br es JOHN BENNETHUM Romon ot Us oll Here IS the greotest 'G IRENE BEYER When we went Beyer 5 e olwoys sold H DARLENE BlERSACK Never too busy to help anyone - L J iv! T 'fi ' to X 'll M . - 7 E 1: .' W Q 7 -r ' QE! l f -., 3 V l 375 ,gf 3 1 rf- PHIL -312 r ' E -3 1, ' ' -1' ' ' A 5 5 A x g , W A 5 . A T,ff,,2,V:'Qi A :A , -7 A T fy , 'dk fn - his lit , K 1 h h A l, he on , h ' - MARGARET BILICKI-Vivocious and sweet she mode mens hearts beot. BARBARA BIRGE-She olwoys wonted To HK' i 5, ,, know, How come youre so neot? SAM BLANDO - As corefree os o guy con be wav.- d' vo-vw 4,1 fi 'TQ RICHARD BRADAFH The strong salent type HARRY BRANDT Two wheels were GH he needed TERRY BRANTZEG H worry to gt hrs golf upto por 4? if' if I shes too nrce to forget owoy o frown THOMAS BROCHHAUSEN A whore of Q PAUL BRUENING Pcfk OS O bww he Sure guy on the swrmmrng teom rs o honey 2 ,w P' xr T A fi Q gr ' -L ,J Sr nv 1 5 is , e f -. f' s fxw, G A ' , of XX 5 int if T1 JULIE BRAYiOnce you get to know her, JUDITH BROWN A TWUDPY Q I fo Ch 9 Q-4 'L 7, PATRICIA BUSSEY Always busy but bossey thats Pat Bussey BONNIE BUTZER A graceful dancer who dances wrth the ease at a sott summer breeze CAROL CAIN No candy cane Could oe sweeter than Carol ANTHONY CALVANO Tony behevqd was better to ask qu sttons and be rraht than answer and be wrong DONALD CAREY name cares were rn hrs Nl' 1? AAI sd A. II Wav JUDITH CLAPSADDLE Who could resrst her bouncy personaIuty9 RUSSELL COLLINS Where theres a wrli theres a way and Russ had the wrll MARY BUROARINO Energy and enthusiasm wtII lead her to success SHIRLEY BURNS Swrmmung and chewrng were her Iavorrte pastrmes BENJAMIN BUSS Graduation or bust was a must 'Ti 'vm-17 94'-1' .az- VU vt FRED CATLIN N 'ne rt hes got I LENORE CEFALU Thus lass so neat had a smtIe so sweet whenever youd meet DONALD CHALTRY Blessed with a vosce that was an asset to the quortette KAREN CONRAD She needs no purse the s rn her MARGARET CONRAD Even If the world stood strll Marge couldnt K 1 . t ' I ii , Y' . , , X I 5' C ' K not W 'I 'I' I 43 V.. -3- r -I-Q , fs , Si e , I A V R It ee Att hrs s WW --' . X W! 1 F , D- 0. V At. an-I K. -b QQ , . H 5 ti ' so 4 :'A '1 ' I M I, xx if I K as , 'I I an I I f I -3 5 A . ,J I I R ' - H C golda E mai ' GLENN COOPER 90 words a minute Glenn CHRISTINE CRIMI To Chrtstune theres no bustness like show business LLOYD CROM Wand ups fastest psnsetter sv'-'A 94' BEATRICE DAWSON Around Central she was known as Honey Bea LAWRENCE DeI'lUSSON The last to come are the best liked thats why I am always late JOHN DILLENBURG John IS the guy every body ltlces to have around - 7'-'I' MARIBETH DEVINE Devine In many ways DUANE DELLENBACH Cars cars and more cars Duane fixed them all f., 'ra- S .f X-1' MILES CRONCE Btg toe Mules booted a mae ANDREA CUGA Attractlve as a magnet SHARRON CULMER A gurl of potse and pleasant ways CLAUDIA C7ECl-I enthustasm Nothing can check her JILLAIN DASHEK ull plans to loin the gurls tn whlte to gnve the germs an awful fight YN? 'Q 'ivy ft,-I G. ,ig xi DAVID DINGS One dung dong ofa boy EMIL DLAPA Why cant they all be con tented luke meg I I I ' --U 'fl J K If ,--- f 51-I f Q , x I -if Q If 7 124' I I If t 1- e -I - ' ' - V ,mf I ,I can W ' .ff li a v- , I ss ' If of y ' of ,Isl 5 . .if f Y.- , :eg 9. A- v-7 . ' 2, -fs X. A ' . sm: ,V , - ,, , . , 'ju' 1 QT , . I . . h , as eo sis , I K! -1, 4. 15 fm: 1 g . W Q .vt I ' K , A Y 7p , Iii, Y ,sp I O ' 4 X jf eg! 551: ,- s ,V K X' ' .I . ,, A . Lf' 'M v V. Nm 2 1 W Z gf- , T l 5 'ld f 5 I 5 I' I 1 sw, A it I V is :Q nf' of 44' - T xg x ' r ,ilu ., ,, 5 TERRY DOUCSHTY-Terry and Perl were ci pair, SANDRA DOUGLAS-If this Douglas had debated with Lincoln the course of history might have been changed. JACK DRIER -- Friendship wise, he is rich OS a king. BARBARA DUERLINOER - She picked up where everybody left off. HEIDE DUMPELMANN Heide has spice enough to odd flavor to all occasions MARLENE DZIONDZIAK gem ot a aa wth o sparkling smile l RONALD EISENBERG Time for a Change Cars and motors are his business JOHN ELLIOTT Got troubles? Elliotts the .0- man to see Hes usually the cause ol it .av-s, 'K -., '47 I 43 Af' ,,.. ee' -17 -of w-of ...Q AIAA NANCY FUCK We get a kick out of Nancy F :ck DENNIS FOLKMAN Why hurry'9 Why worry? The world goes on lust the same 15 JACK ERDMAN Centrals lour minute man RICHARD EEAOLES Eli had that lazy sort of feeling JOYCE FEISTHAMMCL She was always waiting on people MARGARET FRAKES I elligent swe w y and neat a combo like ths is d to beat WILLIAM ERANSON He went through school without a care but what will be re membered as his curly hair Y, ' Q ' M. 1 52 gg - :G . A M Q 5 Q r ' 1' I ,, A - V I S C? X 2 ' krrrk K, I I X A N- yy A xx A i . ,J J ' I ' ' I X'f -:-' ikxr 9 I A 5. Y If ' ' . T ,, ' Y, 'Q 1 4 A 'er X ' C tb . , x r I. N Tl Al! Q 49 I ' , , -A 2 ,. A gy 4 - rlygy 1 ' S' ' ,A is V 5 , Ag ri? iii ' X I W ii'sf r . I. - ' - nt ' , et, I' , itt , i ' har JAMES FRIEDBACHER To do hrs work and lust a lrttle but more was never a bore to rm INESE GAIGALS A brnght young lass near the top of her class LEE GANTENBEIN He rs always one stroke ahead ol everyone else tix any gale- ROY GERLOFF Sometimes Its nice to be tall especrally playlng basketball JUDITH GIBSON Remember those dlmples and tloshmg smlle9 BEVERLY GILBERTSON Naturally w luke her because shes naturally nlce GARY GRAVES Gary was never grave that s for sure SHIRLEY GREGERSON A good heart was better than a full purse to Shlrley A, an Y to answer tor JOANN GEMBICKI JoAnn had the fans and we all thought she was grand CAROL GEOFFREY Sweet and pretty prrze In any mans language GARTH GERARD The secret of success work but who wants to know that secret BARBARA GERLACH A cuter gurl IS hard to tund wrth her around cloJds are silver llned g l Q '15- 1 4'--tw if as 8. 'K :l N. - +...-v 1, 1 l Q-.f ll f DOLORES GRESS Ouuet and busy thas sweet lrttle missy GARY GRIGGS Alter Gary leaves, every one wrll grreve J ' . 5, 3 - - Y J, Q 2-A E L RALPH GARMAN-Who says little has little tl ,K ' ' nk .42 gtk 1 i 3' . ' -4 , yy f H K 4 , O V - is rg - J A . - r W Q. 3 - - W 5, - :L 'l 5. f ' ' L - ' V. 1: -fo Q R 'If' 6 R L. , . . V Q 1 g -V -S ,. J 1 ' ' V 9 l A 45, f-.g 'W 6 ALLEN HANCOCK Not lazy lust doesnt feel like working JAMES HANSEN Hts henght Isnt the only reason we loolc up to htm I ROSEMARIE HANSEN F n to be with lull -5 of good cheer thus gurl rs headed toward o rrsrng career ALLAN HEIL Some people thunk ond worry ,us t KERMIT HELLAND H ran to hrs letter ,gf-u vo-Q, -lj IE .....- .,.... ALLAN GRZYBOWSKI -Merry as the day is long. JAMES GUNKEI. D nt let him fool u he hos what rt takes to make success HUGH GYGAX When Hughre was around we never had to frown Y' -of' any way she always answered OK SUE HILDEBRAND Wake up lrttle Susie schools over THOMAS HILLS What would we have done wrthout Tom to lrven up a class WILLIAM HINTZE Just let me take o snot JUDITH HOUBAUER A happy face and JEROME HODORONNSKI Jerome ushered hrs way to Paradrse wwerr manner descrrbe her lornour Y A. .S ,: 7 0 YO 1 I, wk Q L .4 1 4-4 ' if I, : O ' tl f 1 X 't X All I -- U . ' I L if nk X jf vth Q1 A 1 I ml. I . ,, 5 -he N 7 f e r f ,df X S12 -we I' A .Inf QI J If DIANE HELSwWheneyer asked to help IH . -S 'gr ' ' , . . Tv ' 5' no 'gk' . ' A -.ff if . , fr I Y ff A, TLA. , I we Q7 lv' f ROBERT HORTON He had more tardy permrts In a year than most people have ID three JOSEPH HORWATH He can get as red as a beet but he rs tops and cant be beat CHARLES HOSNI South Slde Armory here he comes gk +.4.A' S7 SHERRILL JOHN Her mlsslon rn life IS o 7? become a mlssronary -B DAVID JORDAN With ready wt an charm he conquered all SHERMAN JORGENSON Everyone cppre crated hrs frrendy smile CAROL KABOSKEY Best lrked rs she who -vs rs alike to all RICHARD KAHN A lad wrfh sprrnt e 'W and plenty of frght ,N i dl are 5 2 lf- y ,Q JOHN HUTERA A gay young Nimrod JOSEPH JANESIC You can tell what krnd of wheels are rn hrs head by the spokes that come out ot his mouth DONNA JEAN JANKOWSKI An able and wrllrng gurl 'sm 6' KAREN KARSTEDT Her smrle rs more In PATRICIA KASSA Shes a regular rascal, trrgumg than the Mona Llsas demon as well, what shes up to you never FRANK KASTELIC Lead me not into temp tatron but show me where rt IS can tell 1 1,5 N .4 W - Q., .K , , -27. a '?f eh? f A ri ig. im Q f x,- A Y X C, I, 1 ,f ,J tv I .X , x KAREN KIRCHMANN Its natural for her to please TERRY KIRSCH ROGER KLATT Knows much speaks I e v--v SUSAN KLEIN In Klein ed to be sweet CAROLE KLICKA true blond curl A real nice gurl wrth a 'vi 1 Q:-eof if its BEVERLY KNOP Service with a smrle yes you bet JOYCE KOEHLER Dependable loyous and farr of face a gurl who fats In most any place HELEN KELLS - A perky mojorette who kept the band in step. DONALD KERWIN - A boy with a perma- nent Toni. ALAN KIMPEL - It there's trouble, l'm not aroundg but l've been there. Walking unlvac 3 'T' fi JAMES KLINGER A mud year man who was frlendly to all but heinous to none WALTER KLUMP Hrs favorite pastime was passrng trme RICHARD KNISBECK Interested In a duffer ent krnd of diamond 1...-v MARSHA KOJIS Wrtty and wlse modest and charming IS our merry Marsha RICHARD KOMAR Always ready to drum up a lrttle tun -T ' I .Ok A ' - ' pu, -'ly K J , - Ks I. I wr X K sf . - , ff . F, E. Y Y, p Y jtyf - . if 4 ,V K I , . ,-sf. W J, 'H f!r r t ' ' if .. -- ' H U VI, A v , I s. . I A K 9 G . .V fx A xx L I his - Q 'ag Q r , , L T. ' I I A.-5 A D 1 23 ,I x A K I ,. ' . . ...Q 3: , sv 1 . . . if ,I I Q f I N J . , - ' Jie- 5. I I 'I . ' ., -- , A . sw 7 ff! M :L ' Q f X , - 44: ptr 9 ' K1 Y ' 2 N' f 53 'R A . I t 1' I . - . . . I H . . I 1 I . I T , . . KENNETH KOTWITZ - With Welk he made a hit. LEROY KOWALKOWSKI -His happy grin A , If ', -'ll should help him win. Nl' BEVERLY KRAFCHECK - Her eyes were a haven of happiness. G 435' nl -f 7Jy SHIRLEY KULVEKOSKI vie ful pep and vim lust like the Ford she was always in JANELYN KRUEGER Happy and spry but oh so shy KAREN KRUEGER This quiet person lacks no friends I 8 I New MARY ELLEN KRAUS Mary' Mary' Whats your hurry'9 JOYCE KRAUSE Its time more of us dis covered what a swell gal Joyce is MICHAEL KRAUSE nessee iw Lis MARLYCE KRENKE She had the Toni an also the Tom Ron and Ken BEVERLY KRESS None would guess it but Im naturally bashful 'lv-et., ?' l vw ? PATRICIA KRUZEL he girl wtrh 0 thou ALLAN KUNATH Owe' Gnd Shy he-S 0 sand hair dos PATRICIA KROLIKOWSKI a 'oy to know real nice guy P01 ,S positively JUDITH KUSCH Her sweetness is as pleas ing as the song she sings Better known as Ten Rv si E7 'B si I X ' 1 . 4 3 ' 4... y' - ' ' l ' 15' ' ft me gk , ' I ..AsAA Aw A N if 5 K ,N - ', d . ' J ' I , , . I N Q -fa E -, J E It W3-fx ' . -I 5 4, .Q 1 . . . - Ku ' is I of 1 RX, ' 43 ' if iv: f an 'sw i I ' K ff, A-21 ' .ggf sf ,. M Loy g j, X H 3 . Z T I I - . t U I I 'vw 'ln we xv ,AY RONALD LAWTON Some people thunk that Ronald ns quret but outsrde of school he was really a not KENNETH LEARNED Kenneth learned wuth out much effort 391: ROCHELLE LEMKE She was trmld she was ' shy but there was mlschuef In her eye MARIE LE PAGE A great artist she could be but a teacher she plans to be RONALD LIJEWSKI I may be small but so was Napoleon 'U' 'r 'v 5 if if Ala JANE LOOPE Here she comes a spark of Ife and a cloud of enthusrasm DALE LUBAN Why thunk? It rs an Idle waste of time JUDITH LAABS That flag really swirled when Judy twrrled LINDA LA COURT It would be a treat to come to thus court CARLENE LASANSKE She needed not the diamond to make her eyes shane S avi i?'v3 'Q JOYCE LILACH Her neatness In dress w lead her to success FREDERICK LODES Wutty and wlse mls chief sparkles In Rrck s eyes BEVERLY LOGAN Work flrst then fun that was Beverlys slogan 7' W CAROL LUBINSKY Personality un a pmt slzed package IRENE LUDWICKI Irene speaks thanks and acts as she ought ff- :fa I - F .xy If I E W al , ' I vrT?f':l IJIA K ' r - ' 1 1 I V 57 in 'JT fn . ,,.s. g k V. fi - , 4 . ' thru 1 'X 'Q ! I . 5 - A iii. ,fgfygi W : EV . 1. ' - r 'I I A A ' ' 4? I 'cf T y IS, I 'Y' L ELF Wt 4 ' 1.2 , J' get M - - ---ei Iyrf - ' ' 344 I ' 'fr 'J' 'W . , . f ' ' f ' ' , I ' X Xve' jx h A I I ' Q .. X ' , I A ft L n ' My , ,, .gag I ' i - ' .I ' . T RUBY LUDWIG Leader ot all popularnty pos MARLENE LUSTIK Destsned to be a Rock ette Radno Cnty here comes a new and versatile Rockette' ALVIN MAGRAY Who wlll be the target of this cuplds dart? 5 les 'G N7 'QI -14 ARLENE MAYHEW You d thunk rt was her style to srnlle and smile ROBERTA MAYNARD the blues away GERALD MEDVED game, cars were has '-be w s I 10- 795' K IA I A goke a day keeps Basketball was hrs hobby 8 ep si JEROME MEID Funl Thats what makes the world go round KATHERINE MEIER Quiet and shy but never too shy to say hll 13 KENNETH MATHER man DANIEL MATHWIG 'UW N M5 Q if ...--v ,nav THOMAS MALNORY Few knew that a Robtn Hood walked IH our midst DE WANE MARCEY thus speed demon FRANK MARINELLO of many a prank Fave oclock shadow s g Is urs' 'Q Z 11-'W' ld XI' DENNIS MEINZER Hls '50 Ford was has pride and 'oy GERALDINE MEISNER A sparkling person alnty wuth many friends, a certam wlnner In the end No one could beat Frank was the author as -sf I, lg x ,Q II , T A I I ' .,,,, L ' U . . Q l ' V , a 2, if , ,Z , L , T F - I re- , 'V , L l. . I Y 'Y' .' 'L T' s 1 ,rf . ' Il, 'rs ' ', ffl I - TT' I 1 1 q jj. 'fp 'T -Girl, af,g'n. 'D A .qw Is-a0'i ALBERT MICKELSON Small of stature but bug an has own way CLYDE MILLER There could be no great MARGERY MUELLER Friendly as a white ones were there no Irttle ones JOHN MILOS Blow man blow' Blow that trumpet' lib JOHN MIOTA A good basketball player who played like mad CAROL MISHACOFF Classy talented and wrnmng Xw f' -.., 3 EP if 'lu CONNIE MORAN Whrmsrcal and muslcal tmy as o lark she srngs as sweet as one JANICE MORRIS Musnc surged from her frngers fnddlung her way to fame LEAH MERRILL - If we all are as pleasant as Leah is, heaven would be right here on earth. MARCIA MERSHNIK - We enioyed having her around but during noon hour she was nowhere to be found. GRACE METZ - She Jimmied the lock off his heart. ak-M 'V' -sl -3 JOHN MLADUCKY Everybody calls um ac DIANE MLYNARSKI Duane wrll fund some thmg to do Lufe will never grow weary to her RONALD MONSEN IICOVICS stuck He plays a mean 3 In picket fence SHARYL MUELLER Purt Ilttle seamstress - , '3' If Y ,f A I I Q I sf - If J k. 3 - lv fa ' . ' ' 'Q . , -4' .J J X 'A' , Z . Q, 2 A I I ity is OF! ' A F A I 'f ' 53 , wi I , K ' 1 '- I n cv i K A A I , CARL MUENZMAIER - A home run hitter that never misses the ball or the misses. ROBERT MURLEY - School's all right, but the hunting seasons better. MARLENE MYERS - One of the girls gentle- men prefer. vvvt 15 GL? VIRGINIA NOVAK p Ginny is lust the gal ALFRED OASEN Sleep sleep sleep How If you want a rue it gr I I ,,, 5 'vs' Q M fu' 4 YN' -Lv 1 gf I I NANCY NEBEL With that harr she cant help being lust o cutie ROBERT NEIBERT Gave me life liberty and a ticket to the World Series JUDITH NELIS Shes a rolly good fellow MARY ELLEN NIESKES She will sew straight line to success JACQUELINE NOVAK twinkle in those pretty blue eyes Theres a saucy I love to seep f -:IR HENRY OLSEN Are you through tinkering 'T w, with that car9 va -if ss' 'sf KENNETH OLSEN Arthur Murrays teacher DIANA OSTROWSKI Her quest is old as KATHLEEN ONEILL Kathy never said no tradition happmess her sole ambition to responsibility ARNOLD OTTESEN One ot those confus ing twins , xg.-V X K4 ' T we . . . J ff' S' ' i i Q H I' -A , ' , I l A ' a B vw- rv- V I ' 7.4 7 . ' Y , MX - I Ol, , . . ' is' 'W 'L L . g, I D I I l -CK M S any tw fx '45 ' -J . . , s. - u Q 8 sw. Q , ' W' Q ' it sei DARLENE PAVLOVICH A two car gurl 'C'- PHILIP PEAVY Everyone luked hus brush H-., DAVID PERINOVIC Wuth an eye for the basket he shot hus way unto our hall of fame 4546 .N NJ' NANCY PERSCH Skull was stronger than strength when Nancy was behund her short hand pencul JAMES PETERS Dont you dug Ivy League'9 'Wh 41 SANDRA PINTAR An accomplished luttle muss, there usnt much Sandy cant do GORDON PLANNING School us a neces sary evul and whatever wull be, wull be RONALD OTTESEN m Ronald Arnold PATRICIA PADDEN Nothung could sadden Pat Padden KATHLEEN PAKULSKI Thus charmer needs no secret maguc -34' va- ,anv Rs ANDRIS PETERSON Laughung man rom Latvua CAROL PIATKIEWICZ Smulung lun lovung Carol makes the world laugh wuth her LOUISE PICCOLI Louuse has a mund luke o revolvung door new Ideas comung un as old ones leave 36 MARILYN POSAWAC Good gurl, good fruend, good worker rught to the end THOMAS PREISS Ask me no questuons, III tell you no tubs ' - I' , hes ss '4 T' 'T - I 2 'ff X f ' g ' -W Asa f ' Q . A I' .... . ' I S ' - - Y ' 'Ng s.,. gf 7 X A ,I W Z.: 50 mx A - . yr , -dl AmE I . i I I X it J - .. I, i . gr Guy i I I 1 ' I L ' A -. ' I I .L 3 'Qs , f f ,gif , 5 ROBERT PUKAY Beware he may look seruous but Oh' Boy' BEVERLY PULTZ No Ioollng she really IS as sweet as she looks RICHARD RANDA Ill try anythlng once twuce or even thrice If l can get away wtth It 9-S' 'J' ff-4 Ci 'JY' rea ANITA RIOS she made her lute worth whsle Wuth a laugh and a smnle JAMES RIFP humor Hes got a ripping sense of WILLIS RISSER Anythlng s a snap to hum 14 GLEN ROBERTS When people agree wnth me I always feel that I rnust be wrong GEORGE ROPIAK Hes as restless as a wtndshleld wuper 3 'Y personaluty and charm BURNEL REYNOLDS He IS a wlse man or he knows when to speak and when to be silent WILLIAM RILLING A blg league player for a bug league school w--ff ,Z sqft' ROBERT ROTH A natural blonde boy LEROY RUECHEL There are smnles that make us happy and hrs dud THOMAS REID Good sportsmonshlp was one ol his strong tralts vii' gtk PHYLLIS RAU An operator with a rlnglng JOAN REINKE First rater ID appearance hi?- T g I ' I 'sb T 1 mx A gi, . . f ' ' , m Rf ' I jx Ie., X A S - I W ' 4' , . -3- j 'I ' I E . ' . lx T T3 ' - I ' f s 4 . '-'5 f Aff . 4' ffl, I ' A ' ,L .4 I - I I E ' st I It T I IX' 1 A t M , , ,, ,, I U of ,, toyg 4 ,,s,s f . ,, to fy K 6: A px N I Pt xx I 'T -'rl -J I Vrlltss V 5 X I . , T - ,, , A I , -- IJ? ig' 5 'gif-,J E 4? . I GLENDEAN SANDERSON Dean brightened many a day with her beautiful voice THOMAS SAWYER Nothing like the orig mal Tom Sawyer V In' MARY JANE SCHANK The gg g glrl we ' adore CAROL SCHARNELL to know always on the go JAMES SCHEFF What kind of deer did you hunt .lim'9 An active girl swell fn, rf 3' si in JERRY SCHULUGE Some men grow mad by studying too much PATRICIA SCHMIDT A s were common to this young lass it was the B s that worried er DOROTHY RUNTE - Better to be little and shine than to be big and cost o shadow. CAROLE RUPPIN - Reading, writing, and Romeos. THOMAS RYAN - Gracious goodness. No! Goodness Gracious. T s-5 1-u ' 'fx PATRICIA SCHELLENBERGER This hula girl had a love of her own LEANNA SCHERER Pollteness came natural to Leanna as perfume came to flowers he did go ROBERT SCHMIDT Theres one thing nice about being a senior I get out VERA SCHMUNK Ever true to her word her work and her friends . T . ii- A f ' - - ix, Y Y I AAI? if 3 ji? ' 'e 2 A I if' A J ,g RICHARD SCHIPAE - Yo! Hol To Westwood . leaf: C. T' 1 'T i X I .ste ' K A g .Q h .i if J U ' i A JUDITH SCHOENING Do they call her Peachy because she s the cream of the crop RICHARD SCHUEPFERLING Short and shy a real swell guy BERNICE SCHULTZ Whats thot about Wausau 'Q f S 3 4 ,,,. If-7' 4 BRIDGET SHEFF She played to beat the band THOMAS SIEDEL e luttle thang lute that count and so It was wrth Tom FRANCES SIEGFRIED It was her kindness that led to happlness -4 DONALD SINCLAIR wore his crown tor a day KAREN SIPES Cute as a picture rn many a frame Di nz' quid' f f JOHN SCHUMBACKER the field he knew how around MARLENE SCHWEBKE and delightful to know JULIUS SENFT There are always two sides to an argument Julluss slde and the wrong SI e JANICE SHAKULA None would suppose It but lm noturally bashful 1 4-J .19 NOREEN SlUDA She dld more than dream for the things she wanted JOHN SMEJKAL Mr Sclence himself 'is On the mat or on to throw has weight Lovely to look at t a bw ' - '? - I 15, L, .tt - ' to , x A -3 Il' J 1 . I 2. 1-f 'ft I . ' A A ,gl .21 gf 'f' D - A 1 ,J i I 4 I1m,':l O R R, V - Itis th 'I ' s in I ' Y , li' ' La .L K. G, :S 1 . I ., k,' A -ff? -V g l . J ,O ' AQ 1 ark '-, ,. A ,A . ' Q wr.. 1 N, ' , wr' J -- , T.. X' - I ' 'O ' A 'ffff' Q I' ' - He ' - - A 11 :fx X T' .Ill WILLIAM STOSS Successful In making fnends THOMAS STRAUB Whale he procrastlnates we walt and walt NANCY STREETER The gurl wlth the srmle that adds sunshine to any occasion 3'5- MARY ANN SUNDBERG Her heart mckes frnends and her drsposltlon keeps them KATHLEEN SWEENEY She could have danced the whole mght long .QR of ' OLLIE THROGMORTON A man ot sense who talks llttle and listens much ANTHONY TOMASELLO What would school be wnthout a Inttle fun now and then'- BARBARA SMITH She wnll surprise us alll DARLENE SMITH You never knew she was a skater and acrobat too did you? ROBERT STAEDTER Muscle Man of the honored gym class P 9 rf .4 ,' ir FRED TAYLOR Quuck as a flash he snaps your prcture EVELYN TESKE Determination will brmg her success PETER TETZLAFF on hugh Hls ambztlons wr reugn -94' JAMES TOOLE When we needed Toole he was there TERRY TORRES All play and no work makes Terry a sleepy boy O T 1 A T ,fx A - ,wx A 'Q ,V , ' , XfE:'5r rg tsf ,tl', 5 I g - 1 ' , D , fel' f I ,A gg :lk - A -4 1341 - . . . gg, Y jj, A l ' A ' V e fs R ' ' L' - A ff fs: n - el we Q , I V. as y - , . . . 1- W .MJ f - . .. ,H . I , - fAX '- ff K l ' A 'X of A ITV, Q If -Q L A F f 4 N, ' f 'Q E-55 W 'tlt 5 ff T 97 - sygy , so N I L if Y K X A I X Ai S ' . I 1 I H L Cl H THOMAS TREDWELL - He treaded well the ' '- path of friendship. WILLIAM TROVITCI-I H- Big Bill. JUDY ULEZELSKI - Judy is Q gift who be- I , lieves the maxim learning is a noble thing. K -' lj BARBARA VACLAV To be rea tranlc Barbs interest was in Hank ROBERT VAN BRIESEN This handsome lad makes the girls hearts glad PENNY VAN VLEET What a combination at brains and personality 5 DOREEN WANTA Even though quiet and shy she would always catch your eye X NANCY WARDIJAN Never careless never -T-:, V., sad never too studlous and always glad lx RALPH wAsCH over the field he mn 0 not with the team but with the oand FRED WASICK Cuptds dart did pierce KB 5 his heart wr JOSEPH WATT Even though this Watt stood alone he was the brightest Ls in .gs x 3 Fisk KS gf '-'Y JACQUELINE WEBER S ed like to ve JUDITH WERDERITSCH When favors you on Easy Street Wouldnt we all'9 wish you can depend on Judy Werderitsch JEROME WENDT Wherever Jerome went CONNIE WHITE Happy and gay shes he always made friends lots of fun in every way ,f -xl. t- I I fs: ,Q iz f g -A 1 . I I Q, p -gy ew Z I I Q I7 . . - 'I' , nl ' i . Q umm I I y f f I ,. 21' V Kk h g . H ' ' ' ' fit Q Q ' I. Tis. ' ' Sf N it ' -ltt 'Y' 3 N I- A 'IN A r by t 4 4. K e A It . es A I -r A lg N? N yfk NJ 5 1 ' U rf ,4 A if he It f ' X ,:ix1L W I 'fi I 5 - h ' A li - ,st I v F7 YVONNE WILKUM Yvonne came and won our hearts f -'fl-A NANEEN WILL Wlll Naneen do ure '01 W GARY WISE We wash we could be as wlse as Gary SUSAN WISNOSKI Ever ready to cooper ate Sue was there and never late 'sd MICHAEL WOJCIECHOWSKI The Ktszka S. vw nf: ERICA WORZER Meccas prlde and loy DARLENE YOUNG In years to come youll remember thus was Darlene Young ...Z fx at T .IUDY ZIMMERMANN Full of fun and folly she made all the lads feel lolly MARY ZINGEN Her many charms and wansome ways left many boys In a daze she wrll RICHARD WILLIAMS galore was no chore f 4'W JACOUELINE ZENDA To have friends ei -gc? Tame cannot erase her brrght and shnnung face RONALD ZIEBERT Avord the Ford that Ron drlves DOUGLAS ZIEMANN Sleep as Important 9 need we say more '5 f '9 JUDITH ZIRBEL Otface Practlce speed demon JUDITH ZRIMSEK Reach lor your gun partner, I love to draw C .. , I I - ' af? s Q V .ar . , Q' I ' - 4 1 J , , .X QR 5: 1 I ' ' I sr' - - ll I U S 6 I .. K'd. 'f I A 1 i ts ' I fl ,iff I X ,, A ' - ' V :A fra Q ry I -nv ' .- I A 'W fi E A ' I I ,..- fs' -' v' I, A I -4 rw- CDRGANIZATIONS f n ag -air? 1 'O L 'gl' M M X x Z , , A 1 I I V r 4 v . 2.7 4. - ,L n I T1 TI is: .. 1 0 U -554,4 -jgir . 4 : , L 5 l i -:rf 5 ' A 4 W 5 ngiai' 4 0 7 ..,. gi . ' I f o 'gli-la: '- -at X . g,,1 ,fn- f -f A 1.22-4 WAMAGO ANNUAL Assistant Editors Carol Lubinsky Beverly Pultz Karen Supes Nancy Persch ANNUAL STAFF This group met once a week on Tuesday during noon hour to plan and or ganize the Annual Much time was devoted to getting out Senior write ups and other copy Judith Zrimsek Art Editor Donald Sinclair Sports Editor APY' K., lRow ll Janice Sterbenz Carol Lublnsky Judy Bencma Bonnie Dopp Margo McPeek Shirley Whltford lRow 21 Karen Karg Nancy Kopecky Arlene Mayhew Beverly Pultz Linda LaCourt Beverly Gllbertson Karen Slpes Louise Plccoli lRow 3l Sandra Frldruck Barbara Korpela Sandra Koch Carole Gesler Renee Sengstock Janet Stanley Rose Mary Adams Lana Lee Zwuefel Kath leen Albright Bridget Sheff Duane Hels lRow 41 Carol Cam Judy Strazlshar Nancy Persch Janice Morris Lynn Miller Carole Rich Kathleen Diehl Diane Kuebler, Marlyce Krenke Judith Zrimsek Carol Rodich Raymond Hoffman. F506 Persch. These two girls type 'l l 33' ' lag ef . fi Karen Srpes and Nancy xv V g bm f f I copy. Chuck Serwln takes drattlng boards Z iii a r st rom Don Slnclalr stops to thunk a mmute Here Sandy Douglas udentl tymg pnctures 194 ix ,Af Here are the gurls that plan and paste the boards Patrlcla Kruzel Kathleen Albright Carol Rodlch Valerie Tenut Judy Bencuna Nancy Kopecky Barbara Hansen 49 it 5 thwa- WAMAGO NEWSPAPER EDITORS lRow ll Shurley Gregerson furst page Kathleen ONenll edutorun chnef Barbara Burge second page Karen Snpes third page lRow 21 Robert Koczkowskl sports page John Ellnott assistant edutor Ruchard Schupae pictures lt IS a certalnty that this publication us looked forward to far more than an edutlon of the regular dolly newspapers The reason for all the :nterest IS the fact that lt was news by for and of Central students HB5 lRow ll Muss Coady Amta Rlos Susan Huldebrand Claudia Czech Kathleen ONe1ll Leah Merrill Karen Conrad lRow 21 Arlene Mayhew Theresa Meloche Inez KlanChar Carol Gesler Sandra Koch Sandra Shaw Karen Slpes Barbara Burge Margaret Bullckl lRow 3l Brndget Sheff Janet Stanley Carleen Lasanke Shnrley Gregerson Judy Straz: shar Lynn Muller Darlene Pavlovnch Kenneth Pangborn Robert Trawlcku lRow 4l Ruch ard Randa Nicholas Stathopoulos John Elliott Ruchard Schlpae Robert Kaczkowsku Terry Kirsch Kenneth Kotwutz David Kaczkowsku Muchael Chmlelewskt Russell Colllns 'T-hi is MR STROM Mr Strom has been at the head of our Central Booster plan for qurte some tlme now Hts calculations are always rlght when we at Central have an opportunity to par tlclpate In such a wholesale buy on our sports acttvutres newspaper and Annual lt was not unusual to see Mr Strom collectrng C B payments during homeroom periods In the mornrng C B COLLECTORS lRow ll Judy Bencrna Lrnda Mules Mary Ann Burgaruno Sandy Puntar Leah Merrill Nancy Nyberg lRow Ql Margaret Frakes Marsha Kolls Carol Ruppln Susan Domenclch Carol Gesler Renee Sengstock Linda Mueller Melody Rang lRow 31 Joanne Obermayer Karen Nlemczylc Judy Mayo Renee Hlkade Sandy Shaw Mary Beth Zlngen Judy Laabs Duane Delzer Janet Stanley lRow 4l Sharon Wlssrng Yvonne Wrlkum Karen Sander Karen Klern Michael Johnson Judy Blomberg Dawn Karass Carol Antclutte Jam Frledbacher Tom Roth lRow 5l Sherrrll John Darlene Rupena Donald Carey Jlm Gorman Terry Wirth Marvin Krull George Hoppe Edward Horn Dan Sydlow sk: Bull Rrlllng Jurn Sebanc Bob Berghoefer Y X ,, K ' rl . , F sv I 4 M, ' I S ., as-'s s X x .. x imgii fw yg ivyv 1 5 V I , , A x President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms David Jordan Douglas Zieman Margaret Frakes Ruby Ludwig Donald Nickerson 'R STUDENT COUNCIL- lRow ll Joan Underwood, Susan Essock, Susan Hildebrand, Barbara Duerlinger, Jill Zimmerman, Gale Weinkaut, Linda LaCourt, Karen Habiger. lRow 2l Ruby Ludwig, Marcia Mershnik, Louise Piccoli, Sharon Culmer, Beverly Gilbertson, Penelope Charnota, Patricia Zabler, Sandra Eisenberg, Margaret Frakes, Barbara Birge, Lois Pekrun. 5? I IRow 3l Diane Olsen, Sandra Shaw, Mary Beth Zingen, Margaret Bilicki, Shirley Stanecki, Enmyra Morvak, Darlene LeRoy Frank Kolinar, James Jelinek, James Morateck. lRow lil Agneta Bergstrom, Penny VanVleet, Doreen Nickerson, Bonnie Butzer, Diane Woods, Jane , if Siebold, Fred Catlin, John Elliot, Jack Drier, David Jordan, Nicholas Stathopoulos, Donald Q Carey. lRow Sl Alan X. tuuu .. ,- p 2 Nau, William Arnold, 4 .K William Rilling, Den- sx i , nis DeLucca, Terrance Mahnke, William Bu- row, Donald Nicker- son, Charles Serwin, George Hoppe, Rob- ert Berghoefer, Rob- ert Sachen, Daniel Sydlewski, T h o m a s Peterson. STUDENT COUNCIL-This is the most active and im- portant organization that Central has, lt sponsored such activities as Homecoming, Christmas baskets for the needy, Senior Prom, and the Talent Show tor the benefit ot the March of Dimes. The Council met once l 'WQLPLV a week during one class period which was rotated each week. Even though a tull period was given each week, the members spent much spare time to carry out the nu- merous activities. Mr. Harris Huenick was the capable 'gl gig. xg., d . -is , , Cl VISOl'. 4, Agneta Bergstrom was our exchange student from Sweden this past year The Student Council sponsors a foreign exchange student through the American Field Service Program each year Agneta IS puctured here In her natlve costume which Judy Retert IS admrrlng Agneta enloyed her stay In America and she qunckly adopted our Amerlcan ways X The offnce pages were responsuble for checking class attendance each hour and any other errands that arose They were a bug help to Mrs Maronn lRow ll Mary Ann Burgarlno Shurley Whltford Karen Slpes lRow 21 Leann Scherer Nancy Wards lan Penny Van Vleet lRow 3l Carol Cam Mary Ann Sundberg Erica Worzer Patrlcla Bussey Mrs Maronn IS glvmg Instructions to Nancy Persch Barbara Burge and Nancy Nyberg The books were In order when Mass Davus s capable group of llbrary helpers were on the 'ob lRow ll Julie Bray, Joyce Feller, Judy Retert, Mary Panuch lRow 21 Donna Gardner, Patrucla Hanson, Jane Arnold, Judy Nells J' if Q 'N l I I . -1 CAPTAINS lRow ll Carol Mlshacott Carole Ruppm Barbara Duerlunger lRow Ql Kenneth Olsen Davld Permovlc Bruce Lerback Wnlllam Rullmgs The hall monitors doing the task of keep mg the halls quiet durmg classes and checkung students hall passes were regulated by the momtor captams Mlss Ballstreru s assistance makes the momtor system work smoothly Wheres Your Permit? X-f HALL MONITORS lRow ll Dorothy Runte Susan Essock Ruth Warlck Barbara Runte Barbara Cooper Connle Waters Patrlcra Krollkowskl Nancy Nyberg Susan Wlsnosku lRow Ql Marsha KOIIS Kathleen Sweeney Patrlcla Schellenberger Paula Meyer Katherme Molenda Beverly Gilbert son Joyce Feller Patrtcla Pukay Chrnstme Crlmu Sandra Douglas lRow 31 Evelyn Teske Marilyn Posawac Doreen Wanta Judith Schoenung Carol Sorenson Carole Hartley Lana Lee Zweltel Susan Domenclch Patrlcla Plpp Phyllrs Rau Josephune Berg lRow 41 Sharon Wlsslng Bonnie Johnson Dlana Norton Jacqueline Novak Marne Le Page Bonnie Butzer Sherrlll John Jullaln Dashek Beatrlce Dawson Dawn Zlesemer Duane Borzyczykowskl Beverly Knop 1 I , . I I , . I . I Q . l V L I 0 Q 2 , fi l t if if T . . I 4' S s f -4 . ' gi: ' :Y-' ,f i'- K ' Q Q . EX NE, ' ' - K. 2 X dt 3 9 ' 5 'l 4 ... - 4 Y , ,. X ,, J H ig. -5 3 . 'F af . h rex Q . , V J . - v , . l 5 X I I I I I I I I ' I 1 I I 1 ' I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I ' lf' 'Q O HALL MONITORS lRow Tl John Bennethum James Friedbacher David Novak Paul Leftler James Morateck Robert Trawicki lRow Ql Roger Klatt Kenneth Morrison Tom Ryan Gary Pergande Paul Bruening Ralph Puftpatt lRow 3l Michael Johnson Philip Peavy Frank Kastelic Wendell Adams Terry Kirsch John Elliott Thomas Brockhausen lRow 41 William Franson Ronald Workman John Szczesny Thomas Frakes Bruce Lerback Jerry Medved Robert Kaczkowski Donald Nickerson Wil liam Burow lRow Sl LeRoy Ruechel Alan Rathsack Kenneth Learned Jack Erdman Peter Tetzlatt David Perlnovic George Hoppe Alan Will Thomas Brown SECOND SEMESTER MONITORS lRow ll James DeCamara Robert Roth Sara Leto Darlene Biersack Joyce Koehler Patricia Hanson Karen Bansemer Fred Wasick lRow Ql Virginia Gruel Lynn Radue Diane Hels, Betty Oronowski, Agneta Bergstrom, Patricia Schmidt, Beverly Mioskowski, Sharon Meyer, Jacqueline Zenda. lRow 3l Robert Hansen, John Baur, David Middleton, James Hansen, John Miota, Joe Abel, Dennis DeLucca, Richard Doertler, Jack Mladucky, David Krahn, BAND-lRow 11 Enmyra Morvak, Judy Ule- zelslci, Beverly Knippel. lRow 21 Barbara Mor- ris, Carol Antclifte, Maryle Bloedorn, Ralph Wasch, Mary Lynn Smith, Jean Ohl, Kathy Kotwitz, Penny Charnota. lllow 31 Ronald Monsen, Karen Frank, Robert Briski, Bonnie Oesau, Joanne Gleason, Donald Carey, Peggy Noll, Judy Laabs, Douglas Mueller, Gerald Schubert. lRow 41 Carl Lulcich, Gary McKee, Diane Woods, Mary Scanlon, Karen Cler, Dennis Steinke, Gary Bock, Pat Pawlak, Barb- ara Bradshaw, John Milos, James Gorman, Gary Conrad. lRow 51 Bill Kroupo, Kenneth Mueller, Douglas Ziemann, Bruce Olson, Bill Schmidt, Dale LeRoy, Bridget Shelf, John Schneidervin. BAND-lRow ll Marlene Lyons, Patricia McPeek. lRow Ql Carol Frolik, Margo McPeek, Nancy Lingenfelder, Helen Kells, Sandra Mertz. lRow 31 Linda Miles, Robert Sachen, Fred Orlando, Mary Strom, Anne Carlson, Jean Stickley, Monte Westphal, Barbara Kummer, Carol Scharnell, David Jordan. lRow 41 Ray Hoffman, Jeftry Weiskopf, Jerry Jackson, Dennis McCullen, James Mayer, Bill Arnold, Bill Arndt, Dennis Menzel, Sharon Mayer, Ronald Peil, Donald Knatels, Marvin Krull, Kristi Timonen. lRow Sl Kenneth Dahnke, Charles Dadaian, Kenneth Miller, Mr. Emerson. DANCE BAND-Noon hour dances were much better when fellow stu- dents entertained, Like any group, practice was the secret behind their success. Q 1 ll ACAPPELLA-lRow ll Glendean Sanderson, Carol Taylor, Karen Conrad, Patricia Kassa, Delores Sherry, Kathleen lce, Connie Moran, Karen Karstedt, Linda La Court, Leah Merrill, Joan Agen. lRow 2l Margo Mikesell, Kathleen O'Neill, Carol Gesler, Donna Sharougian, Kathryn Barber, Janice Johnson, Shirley Gregerson, Barbara Gerlach, Mary Beth Zingen, Carla Warick. lRow 3l Patricia Bogrand, Arlene Zaiac, Karen Sander, Judith Kusch, Sherry Grams, Judith Gibson, Margaret Bilicki, Beverly Goldbach, Connie White, Naneen Will. lRow 4l Richard Anderson, James Peters, Frank Marinello, Dennis Folkman, Thomas Caprioli, Gary Wisc, Rodney Anderson, Charles Shallow, Dennis Sweet, James Hunter, Donald Chaltry. lRow Sl Robert Murley, John Rowe, Lloyd Crom, Joseph Jerich, Doug- las Toth, Robert Olsen, Jack Drier, Nicholas Stathopoulos, Ollie Throgmorton, John Wessolowski, Neil Hesse. , 1-,Q 'Q Rafe, -I , TRIPLE TRIO-This group put time and effort into their singing to get the result of perfect harmony. They entertained for many civic and social organizations and were greeted as enthusiastically by them as they were by their fellow students. Seated at the piano - Renee Sengstock, Arlene Andres, Carol Taylor, Margo Mikesell Connie Moran, Karen Karstedt, Glendean Sanderson, Diane Olsen. O 0531 -QW Xf' ll ACAPPELLA lRow ll Carol Krumpen Anlta Rlos Duane Ostrowslu Joan Relnke Ruth Warlck Arlene Mayhew Sandra Koch Lenore Cetalu Renee Sengstock Duane Olsen lRow Ql Donna Wagner Nancy Klug Kathleen Daley Jane Loope Janet Stanley Margaret Frakes Bonnie Dopp Joann Kopoc Loulse Prccolu Karen Kueht Arlene Andres lRow 3l Marlyce Krenke Susan Glaser Darlene Pavlo vrch Duane Kuebler Patrlcla Balcke Grace Metz Ltla Moker Ruby Ludwig Carleen Lasanske Karen Krrchmann lRow 41 Gary Graves John Bennethum Lee Gantenbeln Kermit Helland Urban Braam Dale Laabs Anthony Tomosello Dennis Nrckel Anthony Calvano James Jellnek lRow 5l Russell Collins John Mlota DeWane Marcey Donovan Jacobson Ronald Peters Robert Bernhardt Daniel Mathwlg Travls Mlddlestead Robert Nelbert Thomas Tredwell Thomas Werderrtsch Well Worth The Effort' 2' 91 s ,- K Vi BEGINNERS TRIPLE TRIO of the regular Glrls Trrple Trno, thus group was organrzed Followrng rn the footsteps to srng In a state contest tor choral ensembles lt con slsts of Susan Klem, Rosemary Adams, Katherine Meter, Karen Klem, Geraldine Melsner, Patrlcra Kruzel, and Marlene Dzrondzlak at the piano DOUBLE QUARTET The boys Double Quartet was one of the best entertolnment groups In school Wrth the blendrng of eight voices, Negro sprrrtuals took on the glow of a southern plantatron They sang qulte often for varrous functions throughout the crty The Quartet consists of Donald Chaltry, Jack Drler, DeWayne Marcey, Dennrs Ntchols lRow 2l Nell Hesse, John Mlota, Danrel Mathwtg, Ronald Peters N if Wa I . K Q 4' .4 X, b, V 1 4 9 P -j i I V l 4 6 iii' ' Y P 1 ,, 'y ' . in .Vt . f X i 'i K ,. ,fi ' 'S ' , v 4 se-15 I f l f 1 4, 1, GIRLS CHORUS-lRow ll Gay Allen, Marlene Dziondziak, Judy Bencina, Judy Mayo, Sharon Coughlin, Sharon Hittman, Linda LaCourt, Leah Merrill, Claudia Czech, Kathleen Hirtz. lRow 2l Sharon Forsyth, Kathleen O'Neill, Donna Sharougian, Patricia Bogrand, Carol Gesler, Kathryn U Barber, Susan Klein, Shirley Stanelu, Joan Reinlce, Naneen Will, Carla Wariclc. lRow 3l Judith Kusch, Patricia Kossa, Kathleen lce, Patricia Waclowski, Sandra Fridrick, Rosalie Heckert, Janice Pairin, Kathleen Daley, Diane Treuer, Janice Shakula, Janice Johnson. lRaw Al Arlene Zaiac, i Karen Conrad, Margo Mikesell, Carol Taylor, Kathleen Diehl, Margaret Bilicki, Mary Ann Strang- ,sgi ' feld, Arlene Crawley, Vernette Ropialc. lRow Sl Karen Sander, Glendean Sanderson, Gloria l 9 Vershowslce, Karen Klein, Karen Nickerson, Carole Rich, Barbara Peck, Darlene Rupena, Doreen r Matchett, Marlyce Krenke, Sherry Grams, Susan Glaser, Ruth Wessolowski, Darlene Povlovich. 3331 . , tp r Q s . A . . 5 . . , it X' I li J J 3 q 5 Q l ...'Sw33 ' Q 'Nw ,ff S - it 11 X '- te.-Q Q f Y, it M QF as 'i' x L Mr. Fox-Since our choir came un- der the direction of Mr. Fox a few years ago, it has always received A ratings wherever it went, His tireless efforts and the students' willingness to work is what makes his endeavors so successful. 60 ,- ' 1' ,, X , BOYS CHORUS-lRow ll Richard Anderson, Charles Shallow, Roger Ander- son, John D'Acquisto. lRow 2l Donald Chaltry, James Peters, Frank Marinello, Thomas Caprioli, Gary Wise. lRow 31 James Hunter, John Rowe, Lloyd Cram, Jack Drier, Nicholas Stathopoulas. lRow 4l Donald Gorsenger, Robert Olson, Joe Jerich, Douglas Toth, Dennis Folkman, Robert Murley, John Miota, Ollie Throgmorton. 00 'if' 4 .L - - - 'S ,. L 1 E L7 - .1 f ' 'v' f ', xg' - , 'jf R w c 1 I I 4 M qv' li: ., .'.' ui? Y S my 05 Y ' '. ' 0 0 Tx. Q B Q r ,., V ' fit' s- Q ' . A ' , . GIRLS CHORUS-lRow I1 Connie White, Ca rolyn Forster, Judy Felkner, Rosemary Adams, Rosemary Maynard, Lynn lde, Barbara Kowal- lrowski, Nancy Kopeclry, Jean Ohl, Gale Weinlcaut, Barbara Schultz, Lenore Cetalu, Arlene Mayhew, Karen Niemezylc, Louise Piccoli. lRow 21 Mary Beth Zingen, Joan Agen, Karen Karstedt, Inez Klanchar, Donna Wagner, Diana Ostrowski, Mary Ellen Arseneau, Lowe Ann Schellenberger, Joan Skolc, Sandy Koch, Jo Ann Kopac, Sue l-lugdahl, 1Row 31 Beverly Cvoldbach, Na ncy Klug, Margaret Conrad, Diane Bernhardt, Carolyn Valerio, Janice Sterbenz, Barbara Korpela, Lois Pekrun, Barbara Williamson, Karen Polcorny, Karen Kirchman, Nancy Nebel, Bonnie Dopp, Suzanne Zdradzinslri. lRow A1 Mary Ann Neith, Shirley Caregerson, Janet Stanley, Margaret Fralres, Patricia Kruzel, Jacqueline D'Acquista, Gloria BGllS' tierri, Diane Olsen, Renee Sengstoclc, Grace Metz, Katherine Meier, Mary Waznialr, Karen Laylcovich, lRow 51 Jacqueline Ohm, Diane Kuebler, Patricia Baklce, Coral Rodrch, Marcia Wunraw, Patricia Evans, Judith Weber, Jane Siebold, Barbara Zidar, Lila Maker, Carleen Lasanslce, Yvonne Willcum, Carol Kliclra, Geraldine Meisner. 1 1 an 1 s 5 L gn I 1' V: K K 'fx ,O I 'Wi at- 15211 1 ' L xhtml W fi 'i BOYS CHORUS-lRow l1 Daniel Schwalbach, John Bennethum, Lester Schmitz, Robert Richardson, Roy Staab, An' thony Calvano, Dale Laabs, James Jelinelc, Dennis Nichol. lRow 21 Dennis Sweet, Robert Neibert, Lee Gantenbein, Thomas Tredwell, Richard Litzau, DeWane Marcey, Urban Brahm, Thomas Hruz, lRow 31 Gary Graves, Thomas Peterson, Clark Rounds, Anthony Raulcer, Kermit Helland, Bob Bernhardt, Anthony Tomasello, Daniel Mathwig. lRow 41 James Dretahl, John Wessolowski, Neil Hesse, Russell Collins, Thomas Shephard, Thomas Werderwich, Le- Roy Larson, Travis Middle-stead, Donovan Jacobson, Ronald Peters. c RA C JN ' Xi' X B x 2- 69+ 5 if 7 U I ORCHESTRA-lRow 'll Janice Morris, Gerald Ponasik, Dwight Kellogg, Paulette Morrow, Pat Padden. lRow 21 Barbara Buckmann Jane Arnold Joan Gunther Florence Atkinson Diane Hels Sandra Sanderson, Carol Barker Sylvia Rosenthal, Robert Taylor, Kay Kempka, Lynn Siegler. lRow 31 Helen Kells, Sandra Mertz, Judy Ulezelski Beverly Knippel, Ronald Monsen, Carol Antcliffe, Barbara Morris, Patricia McPeek, Marlene Lyons, Carol Schar nell, Ralph Wasch, Joan Walker. lRow 41 Ann Carlson, Mary Strom, Ray Hoffman, Dennis McCullen, John Milos Donald Knafels, Kristi Timonen, John Schneidervin, Mr. Lyle. lRow 5l Dale LeRoy, Bridget Sheff, Kenneth Mueller The Orchestra under the direction of Mr Lyle plays at concerts contests and other schools ln March the Orchestra took a trip to Oshkosh where they played t some of the public schools Mr Lyle has worked very hard with the group and they have improved a lot but he also takes time out occasionally for some fun. 'Wi' sr- The violin quartet was organized this year as a permanent group. The girls have played for PTA's, at churches, and also at the Horace Mann Variety Show. Left to Right: Janice Morris, Barbara Buckmann, Jane Arnold, Patricia Padden. 6 250 6 The Stage crew members are one ot the most helpful groups in school Their lob is lighting props and the other necessary preparations that enable the programs and assemblies to go on Row ll Miss Case David Moran William Arndt Robert Santner James Moratek lRow 2l Daniel Sydlewski James Reschenberg Richard Miller James Mayer John Marquart This group symbolizes the Future Teachers of America lt is composed of students who plan to go into teaching after graduation They met together every other weelc to dis cuss teaching principles and activities They also gave up much ot their tree time to and Centrals teachers in correcting papers Sub statute teaching and visiting other schools to learn their techniques of teaching were other a ctiv i t i e s in which they engaged lRow ll Sue Essock Carol Scharnel Sandy Eisenberg Sharon Culmer lRow 21 Diane Hels Bonnie Butzer Miss Pischke Janice Morris Marie LePage Judy Laabs Many actors have organizations for the pro- motion of drama. We at Central had a chance to join such a group it our stage interests centered around any service that proved vital to the production. Thespians is a national organization run on a point system to determine the way one stands in the organization. These points are given in accordance with the amount of work and time contributed. lRow ll Agneta Bergstrom, Mary Ann Sund- berg Judith Zrimsek Marlene Lustik Miss Case lRow 21 Jane Siebold James Moartek Douglas Toth Carol Cain Patricia Schellen berger lRow 3l Kathy Ice Rosemary Adams Renee Sengstock Joyce Krause Sandy Muth Bonnie Butzer Barbara Gerlack Jill Zimmer man -If fl ,J ft --M3 'afar Mecca girls had a good deal of fun while they performed many worthwhile services for the school, such as ushering at school con- certs, sponsoring dances and helping out at open house They also carried on many func tions within their own group installation mother and daughter teas and other parties were among them Aid For Brown Co treasurer lRow Ql Miss Marchant advisor Renee Sengstock 5 lRow ll Virginia Novak Barbara Smith Sandy Pintar Karen Frank Shirley Whuttord Florence Atkinson Janice Sterbenz Karen Klrkmann Patricia Malsom lRow 21 Nchcy Kopecky Kathleen ONell Patricia McPeek Bonnie Oesau Rosemary Adams Carol Piatkiewicz Susan Wlsnowski Karen Bansemer Paula Meyers Barbara Morris lRow 3l Sharon Forsyth Margo Mikesell Margie Miller Janice Pairan Sandy Koch Judy Gibson Marilyn Poso wac Lana Zweifel Sandra Hill Judy Schoenmng Mary Scanlon Kay Grafwallner on fe' 'S T7 T7 V MECCA lRow ll Barbara Korpela Sandra Frrdrlck Nancy Klug Darleen Le Roy Beverly Muoskowskr Drane Woods Judy Smnth Barbara Conrad Duane Hels lRow 2l Carol Cam Kay Kempka Sharon Wrsslng Sharon Torgerson Judy Laabs Judy Strazlshar Karen Nickerson Glendean Sanderson Penny Van Vleet Jacqueline Zenda lRow 31 Judy Werderltsch Janlce Morrls Kathleen Dlehl Lynn Muller Geraldine Melsner Joan Gunther Duane Kuebler Marlene Lustlk Carole Rach Mary Jane Schonk Carol Klrcka DEBATE Thus year Central s debators took rt upon themselves to solve the toreugn And Problem Too bad Congress couldnt have heard the debates :ts worrues would have been over Wrth the and of theur rnstructor Mr Rawlings the students learned to argue obgectuvely and without chlldnsh emotion The students found thus helptul rn everythlng they dud Those partlcu patmg were lRow ll Darlene Mrlbeck Wrlluam Sauer Bonnie Dopp Margo McPeek Karen Con rad lRow Ql Krustl Tumonen Carol Ann Schultz Henry Schnell Lrnda Gleskleng Barbara John lRow 31 Diana Norton Judith Blomberg Sharon Mayer Barbara Rychlowskl Richard Alverson Larry Mazlack Douglas Toth J' A 4. T: dl mf' -4 5 r 7'l Q S' Y -ii Q 9 - - 5- 9 J LJ o V F 'B 2 , , K ' 1' 'N 1 as - Q 1 f I Q . -v V ., 2 ,- S I. - 1:7 . t , ,, , , f ., 4- .. ' ,, , -4 fy V rv G 'gg' 9? ' X , , . WF. A fs 1 I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . W L -L lk . Q, Lg, ,. j S sa H , +f N '- - A Q. 4 F 1:- Lh. V . - , I .. ... V -N . IF, Y , 1 -1 l .1 ' A, 1 - gl A L - K ' 1 - Ir 1-xx e, 1' ' 1 Sf if A . . 3 2 ' A A, Q f s 0 E .S , K X- J , . 1 - 1 : I I I I - ' I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . 'Z WAX CLUB Round and round went the turntable of the phonograph playing the tavorlte records of thus group Great artrsts such as Loure Armstrong Duke Ellmgton and Stan Kenton were some of the favorites Wlth Mr Hlblers enthuslasm and help each person grew to know what music oppreclotuon meant Members of thus group were lRow ll Carol Lubrnsky Sue Essock Vlrgrnla Novak Anlta Rlos lRow 2l Nancy Nyberg Carol Gesler Rosemary Adams Barbara Barge lRow 31 Patrlcra Schellenberger Barbara Gerlach Gaul Hacket Mary Panuch Judy Nelrs Mary Beth Devine lRow 41 Nancy Klug Sandra Douglas Shirley Gregerson Mr Hlbler Darlene Centrals Dlsc Jockeys and Handy Men STAGE CREW These fellows were the unsung heroes of all actuvltres carried on In the audrtoruum durmg the year Mass Case was lucky to have more than one boy Fruday to help her Here they are lRow ll Ralph Putfpatf Kenneth Pangborn James Meyer Loren Whntlow James Reschenberg lRow 2l James Moratek 'R 4, J' ' 1 , X x 1 al 9 , osx?-1 2 if 17- nr if 1 .l A I .zu W, Vi rl , 5 I 'tc IS? f 3 . I - I I ' . ' I I I ' I I A I l I D I ' I I I I ' I I Pavlovich, Sherry Grams, Carol Cain. I Q :J i . , . I z I ., I I ,JM , . if ,Hg A S-'fl f f-p f s. SCIENCE CLUB Th S I e clence cub IS an organtzatron rn whlch students may perform experrrnents and bunld screntrtrc Instruments whrch they would not be able to do durrng class trme The students were advrsed by Mr Stefanko The Scuence club has partucr pated rn many tours to places whrch add to the students educatron Thus rs a worthwhrle organrzatron whrch the students enloy very much The partncrpants are lRow l John Anderson Barbara Pogocar Carol Barker lRow 21 Patrrcra Hanson Wrllram Arndt Thomas Rogers Gerald Ponasrk Gerald Gullrksen Row 31 Denrts Cortte Donald Peters Kenneth Pangborn Barba a Rychlowskt Edward Bauer lRow 41 Mr Stefanko Donald Ramthun Charles Kasun Thomas Czalkowskr Dayrd Mrddleton James Rupp SOUND AND PROJECTION CREW Thts group had the responsibility ol settrng up rnovre equrpment rn our Classes and mtcrophones tor assembly programs Our school would really be at a loss wrthout these boys These operators are of en seen rn various rooms settung up equrprnent and showing movres Therr work also rncludes tokrng care of rnrkes on the stage Wrthout them our darly class work and assernblres would have Mr Stech supervrsed the rnovte prorectronrsts and Mr Haney the sound crew R w I1 Mr Haney Robert Anderson Mr Stech Row 2 Lo en Whttlow Donald Peterson Robert Fuchs Wrllram Werderrtz Row 3 James Counter Robert Rant Gary Conrad Kenneth Pangborn Kenneth Dahrrke Row A1 Ralph Pufpalt Robert Horton Wayne Palrwoda lame Rrpp Peter Tetzlatt Joy Wenzel s. -.x s., Lf V- 5 ? f K s Us v-3 ' Q, ? 1 1' i , at T :ft -'. pf P' A 2: C T K, Q. A .. -. k Q , K . E S TB lk .,.- 'C' . K . T : 1 , , . , r , , ' . I r , I , r , been a farlure. To be one of this group rs quite an honor because they contrrbute a lot to the school . ' r . , . l o . , , - - l l ' r r r l l , , , . . l l , t Q Q .ll -c. . yr T A I e- l so, -an A G- Q 4 Q. - r ' 1 rt X . ,N ., Y, x 0 v. 1 r x , ' , .4 '- x ' J l' ' ' e ' 'L A T l -1 ' -rs T rr 9 - -,V v ,, ' ' V Q . t ,zzl K V X 0550 l hh LATIN CLUB lRow ll Krrstr Tlmonen .Ioan Underwood Sandra Plntar Linda LaCourt Margaret Frakes Vlrglnla Novak Patrlcra Malsom Paula Meyer Jo Ann Marshall Sharron Culmer Patrrcra lngraham lRow 2l Mrs Pluchta Carol Sorenson Carol Taylor Gay Allen Linda Gleskleng John Bennethum James Frledbacher Katherine Meter .luclrth Schoemng lRow 31 Danlel Paula Peggy Noll Barbara Wendt Marlys Smlth Rochelle Lemke Beatrrce Nelson Karen Nickerson Lynn Muller Kathleen Dlehl Carol Antcllfte lRow Al Jlm Jelrnek Kenneth Pangborn Earl Brockelsbry Carleen Lasanske Duane Borczychowsku Patrlclo Schmidt Mary Ann Sundberg Marlene Lustrk Mary Schank Erlca Worzer Douglas Toth If LATIN CLUB The Latvn Club rs composed ot students who took latrn durmg the cur rent or previous years Among the actrvltles were the Christmas party ar Saturnra and a Latln banquet which was held at the end of the year Thus was the bug event of the year and was planned at monthly meetrngs A kung and a queen reigned over the ban quet wrth other members as therr guests David Dlngs and Linda LaCourt are shown here as kung and queen ofthe l957 banquet ik .llm Frledbacher was one ot the guests and s shown wearing a typical garment of the old Roman days B -c g L - . ' T' ,W : I' , . i ' l i 1-S 'Q ' ' 1- I x l . r ll ' , ' ' D- 1 ' . .J 41.51 -T I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - F 1 5' . K5 V 7 . QV , ' af L , ' 5 1. -Q. . LN . I ' 0 , ' 'O 1, v ' Q l U 5, V 1 1 t . 1 sf . 1 2 , ' 1- Y i A l 'x XX lg' A ' ' x 'Wx - 1 ',4 Txv' 1 2 wg . . ' E 454 ' , . g--I . 4 .1 .f dx . . . . t, , . ' . jf flihfffl Kw, I . A l . . ' ' ' i ,xx 'Win' Q SPANISH CLUB-lRow ll Penny Ascher, Michael Turk, David Sanders, Joseph Petrie, John Anderson, Karen Karg, Jean Schermerhorn, Bonnie Dopp. lRow 2l Barbara Duerlinger, Joanne Benoit, Karen Habiger, John Paplham, Kathleen Sweeney, Jill Zimmerman, Carolyn Valerio, Margo McPeek, Patricia Lubinsky. lRow 3l Nancy Kopecky, Beverly Knippel, Patricia McPeek, Judith Lachner, Joy Glick, Karen Conrad, Renee Sengstock, Nancy Lingentelder, Judith Brown, Karen Kirchmann, Mar- lene Dziondziak. lRow Al Beverly Gilbertson, Carol Scharnell, Susan Domencich, Bonnie Oesau, Janice Pairan, Barbara Shimetz, Barbara Priegel, Carol Krumpen, Margo Mikesell, Anne Carlson, Sandra Koch, Carla Warick. 'N i '1, 4 ' Y 4- C: SPANISH CLUB-lRow ll Janet Stanley, Janice Johnson, Lana Lee Zweitel, William Arndt, Dennis Menzel, Mary Scanlon, Susanne Zdradzinski, Susan DeMers. lRow 2l Margery Mueller, Patricia Pawlak, Sharon Forsyth, Shirley Stanecki, Jill Jacobsen, Mary Panich, Sandra Nelson, Doreen Nickerson, Betty Lack. lRow 31 Patricia Evans, Diane Woods, Jane Arnold, Lynne Mueller, Sharon Mayer, Karen Sander, Barbara Rychlowski, Bonnie Butzer, Jane Siebold, Penny Van Vleet. lRow 4l Donald Peters, Donald Carey, Patricia Schmidt, Kathleen Mancl, Richard Alver- son, Richard Neuok, Ruth Wessolowski, William Schmitt, Donald Knatels, James Gorman, Douglas Mueller. LOS AMIGOS-Spanish students enjoyed the monthly meetings of this club. Spanish Club taught the members more about the life of Spanish-speaking people, thereby helping them to get more from their Spanish class work. Our advisor, Miss DeBruin, made Spanish more interesting to us due to her wide travels and experience with the language. The Christmas Fiesta, held each year on a Mexican holiday, was the highlight ot the year. The breaking of a pinata, singing Christmas songs, food and dancing are traditional activities of this celebration. HI Y Thus orgamzatnon met at the YMCA every second and fourth Monday The ObleClIV9 IS the development of the body mtnd and splrtt To these ends the club carrled on actrvltles such as havlng provnded an Informal atmosphere for thus actlvlty It also provlded recreational actnvntles before and after meetrngs The tollowmg boys enloyed this club lRow T1 Mr Grove Ronald Trawnclct Gordon Brantzeg Matt Krasovlch Robert Trawlckl lRow 21 Mr Stech Richard Trawlckt Rlchard Stevenson Robert Charles Sherwood Weichert Nat Pellegrlm lRow 31 Nlcholas Stathopoulous Thomas DeCamara Ralph Wasch Roy Gerloft Wendell Adams Terry Kirsch Davnd Bovee Gary Grlggs Warren Krabbe Jack Throgmorton Wendell Adams Ralph Wasch Terry Kirsch watch whale David Bovee takes his turn whsle enloyxng a game of pool 70 ffm Q5 :tix Q We LETTERMEN S CLUB The Lettermen s club consrsts of all the fellows who have won letters In athletlc events Hard work and a lot of practice go Into earning such an award and thus It rs prrzed highly by the boys They banded together to do cnvlc prolects such as taknng chrldren from the Orthopedrc School on traps to the arr port and to other places and events whrch they felt all children should be entitled to see The members are lRow T1 Charles Hosnr, Mlchcel Johnson, John Karlovrch, Lee Gantenbenn, James Reschenberg, Robert Olsen, James Hunter lRow 21 Ronald Otteson, Arnold Otteson, Jack Drler, David Jordan, Donald Nickerson, Thomas Allen, Tom Brochhausen, Tom Hllls lRow 31 Kenneth Olsen, John Szczesny, Bull Arnold, Wendell Adams, De Wayne Marcey, Robert Kaczkowskl, Terry Krrsch, Kenneth Mather lRow 41 Bull Rrllmg, Ronald Peters, Jack Erdman, Dennis DeWitt, Robert Berghoeter, Robert Sachen, Davrd Perlnovlc, George Hoppe, Russell Collins . A x Q V . K 1 ft ttf are fr J ,ss , I :Ryu V t 5 T S' at X ,ge -'V ,Tyr ' A ' educational talks, field trips and sports. The new Y.M.C,A.lbuilding 1 2 I l .1 '1 J J . .RQ ' 1 J V te V T W . .g 1- - M- ' gy J TTY Q, 1' - 1 . - . , I .W '1 ' ' 1 1 5 A H , ' - l I D, 'rm' lv l ,I :f A T' 1 I ua fell M44 iff ' f,' C Q , C r , 1 . V x ff gas, V ,,, I 1 f s T' 15 H .Y , -TW' .IQX Q Xa QQ! v Ja SPORTS sw, 5 .A . 9 'M-M5 f lv Ml' , f Wi' ' ATX K .3 wg C I sl K 'n 1 Q 69 w E i I Q Q b . X I Xxx QM X . N . ' lx ' ASS? Q' nk' 5 r ff sxxh x u,:-,. . ' A 3 Jock Drier ond Terry Doughty were two outstand- ing defensive and offensive stars on the gridiron for Central's Bulldogs. ' LN my 52 19, X f l . , 4 rr 1 ' an .. 4' VARSITY FOOTBALL-lRow ll Miles Cronce. lRow 2l Allen Collins, manager, Michael Johnson, Jack Drier. lRow 3l Coach Milton, Russell Collins, John Schumbacher. lRow 41 David Senft, Dennis Billyard. De Wane Marcey David Jordan ond James Hunter The outstanding thinking and timing of these three boys with added co-ordination led to mony spec- tocular touchdowns. 1 - J' ww ss I l VARSITY FOOTBALL-lRow ll Rodney Anderson, Gary Goldbeck, Daniel Lang, Richard Anderson, De Wayne Marcey, James Hunter, Robert Olson. lRow 2l Terry Doughty, Donald Nickerson, Thomas Allen, David Jordan, Robert Sachen, James Reschenberg, Robert Lukasik. lRow 3l Ron- ald Klug, Ronald Otteson, Timothy Marisch, Arnold Otteson, James Toole, Dennis DeLucca, Sher- man Jorgenson, Coach Zamzow, Coach Dich. lRow Al Joseph Jerich, Robert Berghoefer, Dennis De Witt, Ronald Peters, Lee Coley, Glen Roberts, Kenneth Mather. Central 6 Central T2 Central l3 Central 25 Central l3 Central l3 Central 21 Scores Whitefish Bay . Greendale . Shorewood Nathan Hale . Cudahy . Waukesha . Wauwatosa VARSITY FOOTBALL-For the second season in a row Central started the year with a new coach. With Coach Milton's fight, this did not hold the team back in any way. An experienced line and a young backfield gave it all they had. The season got off to a good start on the opening play with an 87 yard pass thrown by David Jordan to James Hunter, which was converted into a touchdown, This was the talk of the Suburban Conference for weeks. ln the spotlight most of the season for the Bulldogs were David Jordan, Dennis De Witt, Jack Drier, and James Hunter. These individuals were named on Suburban teams. B TEAM FOOTBALL lRow ll Jerome Metz Thomas De Camara John Karlovich Gerald Janezick Warren Krabbe Dennis Sweet Matt Krazovich James Kramer lRow Ql Mr Janikowski Gerald Nation Robert Kremer Warren Dugas Robert Trawlcki Leander Oakley Paul Letfler Larry Jannen James Elsenman Daniel Blanck Mr Small lRow Ql Joe Abel Larry Mazlack Tom Shepherd Peter Velser Terry Wirth Dennis Strehlow Victor Postotnuk Bruce Lerbach Ronald Bosmans Terry Kuhl Central l9 Central 0 Central 33 Central 6 Central T9 Central 6 Scores Wauwatosa Nathan Hale Waukesha Nathan Hale . . . . . . . .Wauwatosa Waukesha leaders did a nice iob of cheering at B Team games: Virginia Gruell, Lowe Ann Schellen- berger, Mary Strom, Joanne Obermayr. The B Team or lunror varsity under coaches Janikowski and Small made a very impressive showing by winning five out of six of their games These champs are future varsity players and things look good for Mr Milton next season A 3 er ,, 1 iw ms K 4 f 5, ' ill? 3 l ' .f J f' -, 1 . ,ff - ' 5 Q? O B TEAM CHEERLEADERS-These B Team cheer- W 1 53' 3 I 1 F tl This familiar sight was often seen between halves at football games. Mr. Emerson and the band furnish- ing entertainment and Mr. Milton giving some last minute instructions before sending a new player into the game. The line, reodv Gnd fvfing to 90- On Dads Night you will find f', 'g Ll fl..- Practice makes perfect and these fel- pops --burying with pride Wear. lows are ready to go. ing the some number as their sons. Hopeful for a good game are Mr. Dich and Mr. Zamzow. 0 X It lx 4 N. ,X K . . t , .1 . . Y.. ,J t . fs. is . .. ,gn ti -gy .. J ' ' Ai 2 gl L!! X f x ' - C .XJ fn TM fT .T fgvixgaz i ,I-1-MX 'zttfglg 6253! 5,5241 Al an-l'F'l' 'O-ub O -Il QQ T-E -I ?,w-...l' VARSITY BASKETBALL Dennis Nickel manager John Szczesny Donald Nick- erson John Muota Richard Starcevnc David Perinovic Russell Collins James Hansen Charles Serwln Robert Olsen Bill Rllling Coach Janlkowski Scores Central Juneau Central South Milwaukee Central West Milwaukee Central Waukesha Central Sheboygan Central Nathan Hale Central Wauwatosa Central West Milwaukee Central Cudahy Central Pulaski Central Whitefish Bay Central Cudahy Central Nathan Hale Central Wauwatosa Central Shorewood Central Whitefish Bay Central Greendale Central 78 Shorewood VARSITY BASKETBALL- The l957-58 basketball season saw the team finish in first division. With a great group of ball aces, the team really caught on fire. They were headed for great things with their new coach, Mr. Janikowski. We had many spectacular games during the season. During the tournament there were some thrilling and heart break- ing games. Leading the team was All Suburban guard Bill Rilling, with David Perinovic and James Hansen following close behind. The rest of the team also made a very credible showing. Oli li, l 1-as l ?'--- ' :JUST T 1 iff'- 'lc J Z L, 3 af T'?4z giT.t4,gi ia 13 not X., ax Y. 2 A l QR-llTR4z WM 1 sfvnlllzl :MTR sF'HR4zl I 9' Qttmtf l J if 21112.41 X rn 101 I K Bal B TEAM BASKETBALL lRow 'll Davrd Krahn James EIS nman Dan el Blanck Kenneth Obydlne James Mlddle stead Robert Charles Douglas Matysnk lRow 21 Davld Middleton Peter Velser Joe Abel Marvm Krull Robert Sachen Ronald Ahearn Terry Wrrth Coach Small This team also bullt up a good record for themselves Wrth what they were short rn height they made up In speed on the courts These boys show promrse of good thrngs to come Coach Small was the advrser of thus group PF rm The noon hour Intramural basketball program was a success thus year The boys prcked then own teams and a lrvely tournament was played provldnng cheers and excrtement for everyone The champs, the Flyrng Kuszkas, were Patrrck Roblson, Robert Kaczkowskl, Joseph Horwath, Henry Olsen, Roy Gerloff ,FDU 1- The runner up team, the Sax Packs, consisted of Charles Serwm, Donald Smclaur, Kenneth Mather, Thomas Allen, Jack Drler r ' 4: 2 f A fr lr A ,' 'Q J TXHXJ JR -3 :J 5, xx!!! K-Q Ja ly f EXW J ' ' two , auf T ' ., A A' ' fc. sk, l Y 7 5: if 3 , ' ' I J :p I , 'T A 2 My Q ld 1 R , l , T gifs x 1,12 , t ,Try TRA , , fm ll T r Y. if J xx A- I H N-..,,, l QQRTRJ gym 'RTF Q9 Z' 1 XLRT A 'Eh 3 Ns VARSITY VOLLEYBALL lRow ll Kenneth Mather Donald Foote Robert Murley .lack Drler Larry DeHusson lRow 21 Rrchard Anderson Tom Shephard Robert Nelbert Peter Tetzlaff Michael Chmle lewskr Mr Huenrnk The varsrty volleyball team which gets under way lust as basketball tournc ments occupy the rnterest ot sport fans does not recerve the attentron ut deserves These boys played hard tor the honor and glory of Central as well as for the enloyment they derrved Drck Anderson and Pete Tetzlaff are the only survrvmg veterans of last year s team The Erght Balls won the noon hour rntramural volley ball championship Here again the boys chose their own teams The champs are lRow ll James Ensenman De Wane Marcey Denms Sweet lRow 21 George Hoppe Donald Nrckerson Robert Olsen Jack Sczesny C: ke? Fl? 4.515 and The runners up ID this tournament were the Red Hots Robert Roth Denms Nickel Thomas Allen Joseph Horwath Russell Collrns Roy Gerloff . 1 -W 47 - Q fr 1 ,M ,, L f .2 , X L fe T' a y ij I - X ' L K rrv L 4 , 51 I D , L .1 4 ' l T x J , l Y as . it x A g K, iv l 1 X . g x 1 1 1 I l I . 1 . K gs - ' lil -V . W ' A 5 Angie ha N A ,Q .4 T r ' f 332' L26 'ww Af, ,'- - I .. ,,e 'L 4:4 ' ' lf. if -1' 2. ,L Ag ki V, 9. z 1. V . -,, ,Y r ij , s A 4,4 ! ,, Y, V4 Q, ,gg , A ,ff xi , Va A me ,se 33 ry? FL rig , ly e k 4 vs 4 X A iz f vf ' r r l R , lllll It I L ,, . ., . h eff, X 4 L L. 1 A 4 . A I I I I l lifts' i s SWIMMING TEAM-The splashing of water could be heard every night after school in the pool. This was the swimming team practicing for their meets. Although swimming is not heralded as much as other sports, the whole team poured out their all for Central to glorify its fine name. This year's team was fired by senior lettermen, Captain Tom Brochhausen, John Elliott, Ronald Otteson, Lee Gantenbein and Tom Hills. They were assisted by some very impressive juniors and sophomores. The team captured the Little Subur- ban swimming crown even though the season was marked by only three wins against five defeats. This year's team was piloted by Coach James Dottke. lRow ll Dennis Menzel, Thomas Brochhausen, Allan Han- cock, Arnold Otteson, James Reschenberg. lRow Ql William Nieth, Sherwood Weikert, Robert Roth, Michael Privatt, James Sebanc. lRow 3l Mr. Dottke, Donald Carey, Lee Gantenbein, LeRoy Jung, Kenneth Olsen, Bert lde, Jock Sebanc, AI Shurkoff, Alvin Magray. lOn the boardl Tom Hills, John Elliott, John Gooch, Thomas DeCamara. James Reschenberg and Thomas Broch hausen get a good start for the racing Practicing racing starts. back stroke. J Q. .4..ln.. fw- Amd WRESTLING The Bulldog wrestling team completed a very successful season by fnmshlng In a tue for furst place Sensors Make Wolcuechowskn John Schumbacker and Captam Chuck Hosm were at the top un the conference Unde feated were Captaun Chuck Hosm and Make Wolcrechowskl during the season Central had three boys that qualified In semi finals held at Central To go to Madison for flnals was Captain Hosm who took a fourth place In his class Coach Stech had reason to be proud of a great team this year Members of the varsity team were lRow ll Rrchard Trawlcku James DeCamara Lawrence Jarvey Damel Cleary Terry Katka Charles Hosm Gerald Janezlck Nrcholas Stathopoulos DeWayne Snyder lRow 21 Wendell Adams Robert Fuchs Rodney Anderson Richard Karm Michael Krause Ronald Peters Michael Wolclechowskl John Schumbacker James Counter llnsetl Charles Hosm most valuable wrestler of the year Pomt System on The Mat no B SQUAD WRESTLING lRow ll Gerald Plahuta John Whlte James Kramer Dennls Sweet Robert Tra wrckl Thomas Wullenbrmg Dennus Folkman Rnchard Pyka lRow Ql Damel Lang Rodney Anderson Matt Krasovnch, Warren Krabbe, Richard Hmkley, Lawrence Mazlack, James Rupp tin' if F- ,..k , K L ke,, Tome vwtimgmm ,:QEmtf,:e:lX:iJ,,,,f,, V .Hi M ,I 7,7 1M,-t,s -o,.s,,l Mc.. cet: , 2 fi- f fl . 'I L' 4 Q 2 Q -,, 'W 'ly 'J jon, LJ- . , - iv b :D -V : at Q 5 I it e R T lip ' L ' 3 1 l L- jf 1 ' lt- if J X xr I ,Z C Q ' 'F' up V 'Fl TR f ' - T h',..fa , X V R 5 ,- ' L X ' X l' l r lla L Q p , 4 Q Q , T J xx al . ,rf A, A ,seg-gf0..i' v 1 Lf' x fx V, 1 K , uRowl Lunda Mles Juduth Javorsky Vurgunua Novak Bonnue Dopp Sandra Purutar Karen btger Dorothy Lang Prusculla Korsan lRow 2 Penny Charnota Sandra Hull Judlth Schoenung Maulys Smuth Brudget Sheff Sandra Douglas Susan Domencuch Patrucua Pupp lRow 3 Donna Wagner Lana Zweulel Kathleen Padden Muchael Halloran Marvun Latch Joanne Kunne Jana than Sopel Wulluam Kroupa Kathleen Kotwutz lRow Al Sharon Torgerson Carol Arutclulfe Lee Gantenbeun John Mulos Marlyce Krenke Ruchard Lttzau Gerald Schluge Donald Stegfrued Ker neth Chelmunuak Gerald Meud BOWLING Bowlung us becomung more popular all the tume and so the boys and gurls at Central wanted to partucupote un thus great Amerucan pastume The Concord Bowlung Alleys were unvaded Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons Here truendshups and bowlung skulls were unspured and enhanced Teams ol the students own choosung competed against each other and unduvudual hugh scores were kept Regardless of the outcome the boys and gurls all enuoyed themselves Every Mark Counts u v7 Each evenung everyone made a duve to get theur favorute ball Here are some of the old fautnluls Sue Huld brand Mary Beth Zungen Nancy Nyberg Darlene Rupena Carolyn Haas and Renee Hukade In background keepung score are Duane Delzer Marcla Eddy Donna Sharouguan and Barbara Buckmanru l 5 u l 5 05 Q g n 4: -.. -o -:K F ', :ui Nu H Y u K K Q .uc I . 3 x ' , ' , I e . f Q . 't 3 1 4. -- 1. T T 'u 'N Tx J '. l -X .. kk I I f u ' i , s I , B , ' , I I , HQ' , , . l , , , u u - 1 u I I I I I I lk 2 u Z A I . x T ' C.. x , . ul ' ' A, t ., ' . l I I C' l u , , ' . the 1 N. A U A' 1 VARSITY DISTANCE MEN They would lust as soon run a mule or lump a good hurdle than do other work The members are IRow II John Gooch Allan Rathsack Larry Janen Ruchard Trawlckl John Karlovlch Terry Kirsch 145 Xb. VARSITY WEIGHT MEN The werght men that carry the load of the team are lRow II Terry Mahnke Thomas Brochhausen Robert Sachen Thomas Malnory Warren Krabbe lRow QI Lee Coley Larry Mazlack Terry Kuhl John Bauer Mr Multon coach 82 Thomas Ryan IRow 21 Mr Zamzow coach Donald Carey Matt Krasovuch Wendell Adams Kenneth Mather Jack Erdmann Wllllam Arnold Mr Wulz coach At The Post VARSITY SPRINTERS The speed demons of the Gunkel Dennis DeLucca David Jordan DeWane Marcey Kenneth Olsen Jack Szczesny IRow 2I Frank Dollnar Kenneth Pangborn James Kramer Gary Bock Marvin Latch Nell Staedler Robert Anderson Davld Fadness James Elsenman W aw. -me li, 1 ' 1 .. Y ' f .v ' . , , - - , l l I I I I A x I I f I U U I ' I f 1 --' -My-Q.. . W., End 'A I I 5' is - I X4 7 l S A T 'I track are off to vuctory. They are: IRow II Dennis 'I ' ts 1 D r l 1 . I I I , . , , , - it 41' li 44, : , - 1' ' c-,lil , I I . lf 1 - f , 4 I I ' ,.,. I . . I ' ,, B TEAM DISTANCE MEN Wlth the old go go go they should go a long way lRow ll James Brltvlch John White James DeCamera Keith Grant Bull Flood Rnchard Doerfler lRow 21 Leon McLean Kenneth Summer Denms Strehlow Wnlluam Krueger Donald Knatels Jerry Notuon James Pyka manager Love Love Love TENNIS As soon as weather permits the racquet squad heads for the tenms courts The team looked good this year with most of the boys getting theur aces out of the hole when needed The team though young was experienced and hoped tor a good season lRow ll Charles Kasun Robert Richardson Lester Schmutz Gary Olson James Moratec Jerry Jackson Wnlluom Sauer IRow 21 Donald Smclaur Douglas Mueller Donald Foote James Reschenburg Wllluam Rlllung Robert Brzycku Mr Dottke coach 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , E' v .1 V ' L f nfl 1 , . , is ,ls .2 ill A 1 f 'cr . Q ' - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . CROSS COUNTRY lRow ll Wendell Adams Wllllam Krueger Jerry Jackson John Szczesny Rnchard Trawtclcu Kermrt Helland lRow 2l Terry Ktrsch B ll R ll :ng Jack Erdmann Davnd Permovuc Donald Knafels Wllltam Stetnlce Nell Staedler Y Varsrty squad members pause to pose for thus picture lRow l Kermit Helland Wllluom Sternke Wendell Adams lRow 2, Jerry Jackson Donald Knatels, Wllllam Krueger, .lack Erdmann, Terry Kirsch, Richard Trawicku, The team works out on the track Over the fields and hulls and through the woods and across the stream thus gong ran It was an outstandmg team thus year wtnnung al' theur suburban meets and takung tutth place rn the state meet ln their own dtvtston They have great hopes for next year Rtchard Trawuclct was nigh polnt man for the season whsle Terry Krrsch William Krueger, Jerry Jackson, and Jack Erdman were also high scorers tor our team, Gur Cheer Leaders CHEERLEADERS-Our cheerleaders would molce ony school feel proud. These girls were the leoders ol our pep assemblies ond of our gomes throughout the lootboll ond bosketboll seosons, The cheerleaders tought the new members of our school the cheers so os to promote school spirit. How could ony teom lose with such o teom to back the teem. Arlene Andres, Jonet Stanley, Ruby Lud' wig, This trio spelled victory in ony language. Jill Zimmermann Y The lump is lust one ol her mony occomplishments. ' 71 - 1 . at M . - , ,i ss: .V E gc T lsto i Y? 'T A 'f'?f'fQ3i2 iJff:TQ:5flg'i5li g 2- is iffy ,I ' i ii 3 1 if-geilfg '5' f - is , , fgfif,f,.- ' X lr - at ig-ez , sf , ' Q- Y. Lg F T if ' , . iii X W I gf K . , . Y KY 3 . ' 4 5 ,A X, i I .., i I 5' - f Q i- e ' Q F-'V , , ,,,,,-I lone Stebold-Oh! Those splits? 1' I , 'Y Sondro Muth, Renee Sengstock, Jone Siebold. Another trio which insured victory for the teom. 85 Marcia Wunrow and Doreen Nicker son lump to receive a pass Waiting their turn to play was a time for gossip, study, or just plain relaxing. on W A CLUB lRow ll Linda Miles Virginia Novak Judith Javorsky Susan Essock Barbara Kowolkowski Shirley Whitford Sandra Pintar lRow 21 Carol Gesler Janice Sterbenz Marlene Lyons Dorothy Lang Shirley Juris Jo Ann Kopac Renee Sengstock Sondra Koch lRow 31 Carla Warick Nancy Klug Sandra Douglas Karen Niemczyk Sharon Torgerson Kathleen Daley Pat Waclawski Peggy Noll Bonnie John son Sharon Wissnng Lois Pekrun lRow 41 Barbara Korpelo Sandra Fredrick Janice Johnson Janet Stanley Doreen Nickerson Judy Weber Darlene Rupena Marcia Wunrow Ruth Wessolowski Diane Kuebler Carol Rodich W A CLUB Every Thursday after school the energetic girls of the W A Club reported and participated in field hockey basketball volleyball and other sport activities This group promotes friendship and good sportsmanship among the girls After the regular competi tion each week the girls carry on the usual post game chatter in the locker room and it isnt an unusual sight to see someone being given a shower with their clothes on Towel fights and hiding clothes was the chief sport of the mischief makers Sue JoAnn Marlene Sandy and Barbara F CLASSES L1 gy fy M KLM 1 , WW S..-I ' I- A f ,JW X W lRow l1 John Accomando, Joan Blando, Dale Blough, Ralph Borkowski. lRow 21 Jacqueline Bosch, Lee Coley, Gary Conrad, Sharon Coughlin, Richard Doertler, Carole Hartley, Kenneth Hill, Dawn Karass. lRow 31 Timothy Marisch, Joann Marshall, Kennth Matysik. we I V s.. f A .J It 'QV 1 ,NN X V , W H L. :V I .. 1 an lr qi- ,X E A 2 cco 5 . t C B Q 'N' K -. C in H 3. . L me Q. Y - i 1 1. e is- - , Q if Fl ' 'm X ' 5 1. , is W Minus X' l .,,,r, . - Je-e 1 tm -Q!! -,fn 3 t , C L w r We 5 is Nic er R 124 if 4, :X E JANIKOWSKI Coach Jan as he was known to most Besides teaching drafting he coached B Team Football and Inspired our Varsity Basketball team to a place in the first division in the Suburban Conference Hrs pleasing manner and ready smile helped greatly to promote his popularity among the students He was never too busy to give advice to a student in need of it and he always had a poke to cheer up the darkest day bv lRow l1 James Moratek lRow 21 Donald Nickerson Robert 4' 88 Olsen lRow 31 Fred Orlando Robert Pekrul Donna Sha rougran lRow 41 Albert Shurkott Walter Springer Shirley Whrtford Raymond Zrelinskr 6 -I ,y l ' x 1. 'wr K s - M5 ' .,.. 1 - C 1: 'S 1.5, X. A 553: 4 .,,,,:1, 4,4 2' K v KX, ,. I ' 'W A ,J X Q J ' Y ,I l .- 1 -ss, i. ' . '. fir- - ' 'N ,Q -me 1 I W QJ , s rl, fr A M ,. ,...W 1 MR. - ' 4 -rev - Q of us, was one of the most versatile teachers around Central. vs f W ri 'Q 'J . V , ,,,,r L f h .,.A, J A - I I A , 1 S MR. STECH-Mr. Edward Stech, homeroom teacher of l3OA came to Central only two years ago from Nebraska. Since then he has become a fine wrestling coach who has brought our team to many victories including first place this year in the Suburban League. He attended the Universities of Omaha and Wisconsin malormg in Social Studies Besides teaching World History he heads the Visual Aids Department of our school 11 gs? H R 130A A it' 'iifufi J t '? .rw ,bl , ,.LV ,f,,-s A ., Yup, arf 'rv' lRow ll George Ballman Karen Cler lRow 2l James Counter Vtrginia Forster lRow 3l Robert Fuchs Gerald Gulliclcson -'7-if 45-'A L45 Qt M-...X .disc 'Sci fir Nh.. Q., ,f TN 'Nb-rf 4 'K s-4 55 we 'W-m.l--fl Row ll Kenneth Haas Richard Hinkley Joan Jaeger Karen losing Richard Karin Sandra Koch lRow Qt William Kreuger Leslie Lawet zki JoAnn Lucas Janet Madaus Gary McKee Joyce Niedzialkowski Gilbert Nagalski Mavis Pesch lRow 3l Karen Pokorny Gerald Pona sik Alan Rathsack Sylvia Rosenthal Floyd Schmidt Janet Stanley Douglas Toth Alan Wllis lRow Al Mary Woznialc Arlene Zalac James Zaske Y' tt'-L 89 . Fifi' 5 ' . li' g is X 'P Nh-1' , ' 3 . 7 r -- i Q L it fr U t' ' air- 12 K ,Q A I X Mi f, 1 J 9? ' . at 'Y 'X . . . I gt s I , If J --mls 1 ' H5 I an ,M 1 ft K f S ' s A -. '93 ,, , A Y F 4 l ,S J S W tiii Sw -of hw isis' it we -,7-: , V I 'sf V X 4 . ri 3 .,. 8 I.. fx KA,k g I B ,YY , , xt if J 1 'ik' ' it i -.3 5 Q L ' I A . J fig ii M ' Y' V- . S I .wx ' J as , 2 + rltr J. X iff L J 1 . ' ' i i 7 1. ff at y . I I .I . I . I V y J Aww.. , . lit it . 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K , Q-. f -rv T7 SML M' ,wx YA' A lRow ll Jerry Barr Maryle Bloedorn Terrol Bulgrm lRow Ql Daniel CFOIQ Franklin Ding feldt Allen Dockerty lRow 3l Kenneth d Pont Sandra Eisenberg Sandra Frldrrck lRow 4l Patrrcla Glynn Barbara Hall Frank Jane znc with A pu-.- -gf mm 'Tl it Rival li' H R 130B 'TLT MR MILTON Thus year homeroom l3OB was lucky rn hovung as theur new homeroom teacher Mr Rrchard Multon He was not only a great coach but an equally great guidance counselor There was always a sense of humor lloatrng between the two homeroom teachers of l3OA and l30B Mr Stech s and Mr Milton fruendly rivalry added to the morale of the tudents 4?-f-. gm r 1 aww 'T lllow ll John Karlovlch Delores Kasun Dwught Kellogg Eugene Knuppel Bertha Krzman Munel Larson lRow 21 Carl Lukutsch Yvonne Meslce Duane Nledzval kowsku Leander Oakley Curtns Olsen Ronald Peters lRow 3l Karen Peterson Carole Ramge Barbara Rychlowskl Arleen Strrke Sharon Wlsslng Ruth Yager Q A . , an 'W O - 1 1 '45 f , , as at K er we fs L V , M, ', it -a' l V I 'QF ' T af so 'Fa , ,. . A b L Q , A gs-K f X V' X T - T 1 - U I l l , , ' A ' 5 . lc. ' e - -Q ., . is L42 it e, Q 5 V ,ing s 1 . Q . g -Q 'A ' 5' Y Lg' O L ffl ' 1 Ms'-.f , ti gif , ' 5 4' ' , Xxx N. ' rllltc 5 ' 1 as ' .L- , ' x sig . -. T 4- i A I 5 bf W , 1 1 L ng. 7 g L , - 1 r A fx-T L ani s f- we-2 A' e ' f . My U r 5 g WV 1 .4 , I l it -' X . I . A V MQ ll ' Y fha. ' 1 ' ' ,s-l I Y 1 ' A , ,.fL Q' T was A . . ' ' 3 - 'Hs - ,At W rv 9, Wgtg I . gp X gin' , 71 W., qw , ff T X W ' L .TQ eg L 4 V 'Q lRow ll Donna Blddle Tom Bogust Duane Borzyczkowskr Kathleen Daley Earl Duck lRow Ql Sharon Emerson Carolyn Forster Thomas Frakes Ruth Herlpap Raymond Hoffmann lRow 3l Lawrence Jannen Mar vm Krull Richard Lltzau Marlene Lyons John Marquart Mlchael Mlcka lRow Al Lynn Mueller James Nelson Tom Peterson Harlan Sather T? X N?-r AVR 9--. '81 'K 'Q' M sr 5,- T' Ev W--'Q :- Q L HR138 Row ll David Seavers Ronald Sorenson lRow Ql Jamce Ster benz Sharon Sweeney lRow 3 John Szczesny Judlth Wlegert lRow 41 Ruchard Wrlson Barbara Zrdar MR SMALL Got a problem'9 Mr Small was lust the man to see Not only dnd he help us solve lt, but he always had a lnttle yoke to help us forget It Even though he dad a tremendous rob of coachung B team basketball and football, he never let this lnterfere wlth, or take away from the Druver Educatron Classes that he taught dur Ing the day Q x .W ,9- W -4 f rl Al it R Ms, ZA' 5' A51 'N 91 FA: 2- ,I 7 4 ,F ' - ' j sf-, ' 'Y ' , f A A - lit s y a s L ' ,A ' ' , I ': 3. , as L 'L , ' ' - 'FP' f' S sat- S X is Q B , , , 1' S' ': 'S' F x yn? . 2-Q If , I V - ,V tt l fl K ze gsl'ef Bef ,J r' 1-,-V ge - V W, M L V , K K, R to L f fsf tl el 'z' SLS jifll 4 V 1 S- L- 5 wi -E- 4 S X -f-W-r il e V , ' ' A h smiles ' , l ' I Q ' ' 'M' tx l . 2 sl V if A a. L t,kk tm ' tg., We. vl- Vkw 1 -, I 4 V. ii :L H. N 1 as ' M 3 S si w wr A l' I t f. , f, ery ttls H , 5 Q 4 5' , ' V' , L' ,VI Q.. 4 , Sl L M t by 1, ' , ef - .- Wye- A V .., . ' A M . I My of x lRow ll Rodney Anderson, Penny Ascher, Ann Balon, Charmaine Cherney. lRow 21 Gary Cooper, Bonnie Dopp, Evelyn Erickson, John Gooch, Kathleen Ice, David Kacz- kowski, Barbara Klinger, Donald Markiewicz. lRow 3l David Middleton, Darlene Milbeck, Jacqueline Ohm, Lois Perkrun. me ' , ,S ,l 1. ., X. N Q 7 4' 01 , Wi 1 ails ,.c,.,: 11:1 - 'AY Q L 'vs 'TN ,I fx .M , Y ' I ' rigs- '-vs L. 1454 l llll f T' ,wee vi l sf. Mm ea Mags? WWF MRS HICKEY Reflections in the mirror are an important part of Mrs Huckeys teachings Sometimes during the homeroom period she would help students perfect a seam or straighten a hem Mrs Hickeys students all know how highly she regards perfection and garments sewn by her pupils always have a tailor finished look 92 HR142 lRow ll Michael Privatt Anthony Rauker lRow 2l Robert Richard son Ronald Schaefer lRow 31 Lester Schmitz Renee Sengstock DeWayne Snyder lRow 41 Carol Sorenson Ronald Workman Dawn Ziesemer X ' aim ku W ita-4' ax Xie' 'E' Pye 5 :S c 5 r ' 4 ' L .sr 4, ' SSN 'L ' ' 3 .. ,. e 1- uw vs , J ,s - Q 'r -sf '- f -.M .. fo- sf ,f c . , x,,. 1- 'Y-77' . , REM ,i.jif:23?.z,g,j , ,L . My , ! L Lt iF,eiffkf's A-' G1 ff 4-has S' N Y ' . Ei I t . ,, -it s- . . ,K V K t To - talk Y'??i:,',cV,l. 1 , , . , , , , ,V , Q g I ii .g t M 5 l ' X . x, x ' 7 1' A l lsr. . , ,K .N . f X . I if -- 5:- ' I M' My - ii ii e i r i A 4 , wit, 'A It K ' t eff S ' ' .mis be Y . -H 35 ' '- i ii? lifgeff-, ' ' , A.,1. ,- ' : - V ri R f r 'fire . A . N it ,W W - - . ,- A V ci- . . we-Q M, 631- . s X r s A 5' lRow ll Lance Brlello John D Acquista James De Camaro Sue Domencich Rodger Erdman Susan Glaser Gary 1 4+ Goldbeck lRow 21 Donna Graf John Grycowskl Barbara Zi? -wr' -Q' 'hr' Holberg James Hunter lRow 3l Donald Knapfels Bev S erly Lang Harvey Laurich Donna Lyons E W H R201 df War lei, in '1- -f -L A , . ali- l 1 01'1 X 1 q--. K - pf Q4 wa L' 5' 2 rc., is 9 'W' if 'gl W1 MR FEHRENBACH Teaching the boys in woodworking the proper techniques Mr Fehrenbach developed a genuine interest in all hrs students His skill and knowledge enabled him to produce boys capable of shaping creative articles in wood Has Junior Homeroom greatly admired him as a fine teacher and helpful advisor Working together on door decorations or homeroom floats, Horneroorn 2Ol enioyed It more because ot Mr Fehrenbach s helpfulness lRow ll Enmyra Morvak. lRow Ql Kenneth Mueller, Gary Olsen, Patricia Pipp, Joyce Ribbich. lRow 3l John Rowe, Marilyn Schneck, Donna Wagner, Barbara Witunslci. 93 fs :LCA 94 4.5: '14 Wt lRow ll Earl Barker Patrlcla Bogrand Mel vrn Buchholtz Barbara Cooper James Datthyn lRow 2l Gary Garth Sherry Grams Chrrstlne Hammond Lonnie Herd rnch James Holle lRow 31 Janlce Johnson Duane Knrppschlld Paul Lefller Wlllram Lundy Tlmothy Malnory Patrrcra Maxwell Dennis Ntckel Mary Ann Nleth 'ZZ QV' sy a. W5 Af' dh W'-s AJ-vs MR PLICHTA Mr Pltchtas vast knowl edge of physucal tttness helped to make hrs Amerlcan Hlstory classes rntrugurng He has o frne sense of humor and always had the correct rnformatlon dates The students ID hrs homeroom gained considerably by has counselmg of the many problems that rumors encounter In hugh school such as plannlng programs and tuture plans for college Mr Pllchta IS an enthuslastlc Braves fan and never misses a game Few know that ne was a former Central football udol and that he won many ska rumpmg records HR228 il fi fn X- .asxf 4 J' lRow ll Jean Ohl lRow Ql Judy Peterson, Jack Prerner, Verne Rels, 1 Mrldred Rogers, Karen Sander, Cu.t1s Qandusky, Dave Shakula, Rlchord Troganowskr lRow 3l Carolyn Wrsnlewsku, Marcia Wunrow, Patrlcla Zaoler x71 Q. ,1- fx, fgwn s , I ,W 'sn S XX 'X 5 , C, 2 - - V ' ' .W psf Q f ,Q ha I tltt S 4 , ' ' , - , , ll 5 h . . I. . ,-- A J, 5 1 P A- Q U I Vi- rv v. Q '24 ! 5 Z: 1 I, lv- I I -, Q, M. 5'- -, I , , xr ':W,,j. - . K In W if Q f . f . tr r 41-.. ls 1 ,sary VP, N ' 1 Q . ' f -. X , , .C 2 g, -s -. 4 ,gl - , , ffl Q 5. Frith' Kiwi! - fx 2 -153 Y 4 I 1 C .aw K x L:k:LNt,.5 4 to 1- 4.1 'tl' Wil Y 4, I W' J K L, sf, l I law ' X , ' 1 . f . 4 ,- , . on .. C 'I if l . . . . , . . s XC! t I A l , , , , fx L' 1. W . ' F , Q ' ' ,ft ,M ,, xr, C ' XX 'ivy VCI? , C I ,A -f , , 462:-. 5 2: .13 W :V I A4-gf be-C rggf9 -, rw..- J- ff' , V , A ' 'V' ca --2 ev- C f li XA - f ' -- r . B cw, g fs fl '-7-: aww K -- fi , 4 K 1 Q1 Y E f , Q, V f A ,V A ,K wx C , ,YL r , X X l .H 1 xt ' 1 X, ,pq viii 4-45 N A .- , . N., MR ZAMZOW Mr Zamzow better known around school as Coach in or out of class on or att the field With e admiration the tellows had tor him he had no discipline problems in his physical education classes When it came time for him to pray the role of a biology teacher the girls well they didnt give him any grief either they too admired him After school you could find him on the athletic field assisting Mr Milton with the football team In spring he and his track team were going around in circles on the third tloor awaiting the day the field would be dry enough to Sprint On 234 'E' .'r-1-W5 swf' vu' 2511 , 4 K T are W s V 1 ,, ' Fr- . , -1 I ' l AA s . -. V 0 Q sa' I .. ' .4 . 41 f 1 1' 4 N rur 'lgui V T, ,, re- lRow ll Ronald Bosmans Diane Delzer Tom Dolenshelc Gerald lnhoff. lRow 2i Donovan Jacobson Bernand Jene Geral- dine Kornaclc Robert Kremer Jerome Maas Kathleen Mancl Larry Mazlack Patricia Mitchell. lRow 3l Charles Nord- ness Karen Oblanski Gary Pergande Barbara Pogocar Ted Riedel Robert Sachen Kenneth Scheibe Carol Schwieger. lRow Al David Sentt Charles Serwin Kath- erine Strelow, Thomas Tews, Diane Treuer. lRow Sl Carla Wariclc, Thomas Weber, Barbara Yops, Jacqueline Zepnick. tt' 2 .im if J: J 'X s me -vt 14 X lx, LKE XJ We lRow ll Carson Boker Charles Bore lRow 2, Bruce Borchardt Kenneth Chelrnlnlak lRow 31 Ar lene Crawley Warren Dugas 3 iw vm vii If Nu A we 96 H. R. 238 1:1-,. 21. MISS KRUEGER Muss Kruegers rumor Englush classes and her homeroom wlll long remember her patience and ktndly manner ocqurre to your problems she helped you fund a solutron for them She was the type of person that once you met her you wanted and needed to know her always Mass Krueger was the teacher frorn whom you could understandmg and frlendshrp She not only lrstened -ganna MVA lx! vw fi l 5 Ak Ar lRow ll Carol Felber Sally Golan lRow Ql Jo Ann Kopac Rrchord Krachenfels Douglas Kraus Dale LeRoy Doreen Matchett Denms Menzel Sandra Mertz Jeanne Naughton lRow 31 Robert Neuok Duane Olson Margaret Peskue Eddie Retss James Reschenberg James Sebanc Sharon Slnger Carol Taylor lRow Al Thomas Teschendorl Carolyn Valerro '- , ' - .qs ' , rliir 1 k 5 V- 1 Es s-e,. S . vang QE A :S It ia N A W' x F .4 ' S . ' !- 7 J p 75 Q ' 1 J Nil . . l I K L It C - ' qv . ' l . 0 ' Q ' 4 ,S , I K W, , K4 . S t ' 5 S C C f om - of 1 Jv' C' A ' x 4 W 5 'M 1 Q. 1 M S 4 . J C , Q uf- KHTM v x ! K B vox Q x , J K ' ' Y' ' ,5 , V. ,f , , at sw Q S 'Q J- A C We , s Ali , '- ' 2- - l ,, t J J' . f 'S ,N f - 2, 'V' sk ,ss t Q Q r X . -1- 5 I 5 4' . f: v y rn- A S, ff V 'P' ' Elf' K off 'Y' 'W rf ISE'-ff' me ' S X ff' A 7 .. J Vll S ' S V , t F L.. , A -Q Q 2 , , ' , ' ' , 'f I n- . V v:i ' I J 4 , 'Es lRow 11 Judlth Bencrna Dennrs Blersack Jeanrne Brunner Tom Byrnes lRow 21 Darlene Buehler Thomas Caprrolu Charlotte Cook Frank Dollnar Beverly Goldbach Tom Korpela Karen Laykovrch lRow 41 Gary Lubrn Theresa Meloche 'R Hruz Jerry Jackson Ronald Klug lRow 31 Barbara X04 254 X tl XXX wg 'Fit HR239 im ,Q 'CIW 9-K 3 J .5 1 s , as 'ww ,, MRS PLICHTA We were prrvlleged to have as our homeroom advisor Mrs Pllchta Centrals Latin teacher She was Interested rn all our special actuvrtres Thus was clearly shown when our homeroom s old time sleigh won trrst prize rn the homecoming parade lRow l1 Louls Mllettu Beatrice Nelson lRow 21 David Novak Joan Paplham Ralph Puffpaff Carol Rodlch lRow 31 Clark Rounds Frank Shrmetz Rrchard Starcevrc Nancy Stiles lRow 41 Tom Swadrsh Krrstr Tlmonen Alan Wall Duane York 97 . . I , . I . I . , ' 1 1 I I l 7 I 1 :S ,, 5 1 wt . :- - ' , , 1 ' K , G.. I ' I uf Q... Y 'L 2 1 9 We T l .1 , 5 - - 1- Q rf R: If 1. fw M , A . . If fb :fr A -s. 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X ww ,t lRow l1 James Bukowsky James Bruemng Karen Darcey Ronald Dowllng Mary Farllacr Karen Frank Ronald Gorsegner Gall Hackett lRow 21 James Helland James 'Nei EMA i me Hrovat Bonnie Johnson Karen Kueht sll 1Y WK ' '94 is Q1Q5 'L F S. I fr xx QA '-.,, Yr be A .4 fCL.....,.. X!.w:-. 3354. fn l': X MISS BALISTRERI Mrss Bolrstrerr had a very enthusr asttc lunror homeroom and she gave rt that extra some thrng to add to nts zest lt was homeroom 246 that won a frrst place In the Christmas door decoratrons Mass Balrstrerr kept friendly relatrons wrth all who came rn contact wrth her whether she was teachrng an Amerrcan Hrstory class or supervrsrng the hall momtors 'W xx pg E Y' A7111 AL lRow l1 B r u c e Lerback Gary Macaluso lRow 21 Betty Marks Margo McPeek lRow 31 Kenneth Morrison Drana Norton HR246 ,R lRow l1 Nancy Nyberg Roland Oeller Jerry Panzer lRow 21 Steve Puntaruch Delores Rupp Tom Ryan Manfred Suess Den nrs Sweet Constance Waters .lull Zrmmermon 1, -di '55 '55 S- sr' 'QF' 22: QW ,gif da, , 1, farm A K is A ,A . L, 2 nb 1 . X 4 , J I 7 I iv- 1 fr - ' -.. 'x XM, H ,QM 1 . .E Lk! ti ,. ,J f 1 I ' ,. ft 1 ' , ,,., , , X Digg, 0, 'fs .viii , X 1 .- . 1 ' K 1 l J X ' .. 1 K4 1 . 1 1 ' , gy T: -1-1' ' ' ' I E 1 A ' 5. 1 V, f RA- I , I, Q L 5 t N, . 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' - w A , 5 K ICQ 5 Q X.: A . , .- H s 1 5 'X ,Q , ,, I A lRow ll Robert Berghoefer, James Britvich, David Brunke, . A W .... -A , f .fo-u os. Carl Debus, Tad Deloney, Kathleen Flood, Karen Greiten, 'N 5 Jack Hartmann. lRow 2l Sandra Kaye, Frank Korosec ' I f 'K , , 05 . ' .-x, ' K ' f Carol Krumpen, James Lnnn. M-' Q52 , 4 Q w N f Q M x '. A.. I' K' 'in--. QC-is ft -RQ' 'Wu 13 lRow ll George Marune Kenneth Pgngl-,Om QROW 21 lone, Pgvio MR STURM Mr Sturm qunckly became a friend to all who knew hum vlch Monlyn Pefne TROW 3, Sue The pnntmg classes under has guidance and and were able to learn the Relsnef Bcrbqm Runfe real fundamentals of prmtung They learned how to run the presses and turned out work fit for a professional printer Hrs zealous homeroom benefited an many ways by has counsellng and good advrce Has warm smlle made hum lrked by all H R 320A lRow ll Bull Schmltt Barbara Schultz Charles Shallow lRow 2l Delores Sherry Gary Taylor Kathleen Thiel Robert Trawlcku Judith Weber Kenneth White Glorna Wllm -has 3' was 4' stil f i Q fe ll' ' Y D I . I 'I ' ' I l I Y U' yy sY'fQ Q Q:r , T ll K f- S we Q 4 ' S l5u+ ' W .y , yyt l?'fVl,WE5i,j 99 Q' 'P'-m , , A ,. I Q x , A- MT ' X pa. '4 'an V W-'fl www? 135 HR32OB QP' -.. 915-4- 1' Nu' 1 XL A lRow ll Ronald Ahearn Josephlne Berg Carol Bolfert Barbara Buckmann Wrllram Burow Charles Dadalan lRow Ql Leon Duffrln Kathleen Duffy Donald Foote Keith Grant Mrchael Johnson Leroy Jung lRow 31 Prrscllla Korsan Beverly Kulve koskr Marte Label lRow Al Frederick Luecker Robert Lukasuk Sharon Mayer 4' were ww sit M' hi ik MR DOTTKE This was one homeroom the students were glad to call therr own M Dottkes Interest and concern for each per son helped us realtze the Importance of hug school He was wrllung to help us with any problems which arose H en couraglng word and helpful advrce made It fun to work on homeroom actrvltres Besrdes teaching algebra Mr Dottke was a very excellent swammlng coach Hrs under standing ways proved to be the wrnnlng factor In swrmmlng meets lRow ll James Mayer Terrance McKone Bonnie Roberts lRow 21 Vernette Roplak Robert Roth John Sebanc Marilyn Stout lacher Mary Strangfeld Valerre Tenut Patrrcra Werner Tom Wllkoskl It 1. 'I 01, 1 ' 'gay Q I.-jfs 11' '31 K ' 'Vt ' .. 14: 1 3 'Q 'sq . 5 g 'TA 1 i 3 - . . A, , .J j on 1 1 rr' 1 ' if S-ef, 1 1 Q he , l firing. , - ,ff ' A ,, Li fx. 1 ' c .P il' r - - -- Q . 1 . ,ri :J --. -Q. to 5, iw 3 N 'Wi mg' .,. LQ. ws, X ' , Q' V in K ,M -QNV, if JL- W' vt st ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r A x . . . T ,,,., 41 1 1 I I 1 1 6' . 1 - 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 1 fl , J 1, A.A. 531' J - mv ' r ' ,r iii 21 V ' 1 r ,ggggkf - f 1 - 2f?'f ?2f?'+ 1 s ,K rw . K T53 t rx r ' V . ,., ,, ft vlglv 1 ,,f5aQ,,kgp5,?k J 4 ni ' 1 5 9 'fi' it - 1 re ' 2 5. X ' L ' , 1,-.. .., 1 ' . r. J ' ' - 5 h I :lv ? ,X I' l r . I -, . 1 . , X h . X . . ' is h W 5 . 'ef 1 1 A - fl 1 1 1 ' 1 Qu . 2 1, I ' ' ' A , .aft I 1 1 1 ' I ' ' . . A -' r f . '16 V,1.h t V M, . I tkta., M W -Q..e,,!-,gi Qqjnx . 421 J , K 1 w t -Q. -.1 ,.4 +1- 9..- 8 'QU lf As ru .4 49-4 Nr tl 4 '-H' 'l - ka V5 lRow ll LeRoy Kostowucz, Ronald Lewandowskn, Tom Maxwell, Evelyn Mnklos, Kathenne Molenda, Douglas Mueller, Steve Perlcovich, Gerald Reinke. lRow Ql Ray Stromberg, Ruth Warick, Wayne Zemke, Lana Zweitel. lllow ll Sandra Arndt Jane Arnold John Bannow Karen Bendlxen lRow 21 Dennls Cortte Kenneth Dahnke Tom DeCamara Kenneth Domnuclc Susan Essoclc Frederuck Gerow Carol Gesler Kathleen Hartz lRow 31 Denms Jaeger Joseph Jerlch JPG Spf' 'nhl' HR324 MISS OBRIEN Her special educatnon classes kept her busy but she always found tume for homeroom problems Her smule was a cure all tor troubles Mass OBrien s cheery attitude ca r rned he through many hours that would have been tryung as lei., sq Q, i if 'rf I L lOl 4 , ,W .. ' .S , . v V W ' sf X' S 5' dxf, W 5 J f M, asf' - 'It' , ' S ' 1 gr... S R as W V- -' .Q , If V vu S ts. M t J ers YM lRow ll Jeanne Albright, James Anderson, Tom Blair, Ronald , Q- - Datthyn, James Gorman, Robert Hansen, Charles Kasun, Nancy F. S W, 1 ' Klug. lRow 21 Jean Kowalkowski, Diane Kuebler, Daniel Lange. 4 5 nfr' HR328 7'5 S N sv' 'Nm 65... lRow ll R IC h a rd Levandowsku Steve Mlynarslcn lRow 21 Paulette Morrow Dale Moser ,f MR WULZ One ot Central s new faculty members was an asset to our bug famuly He taught buology and was also the assnstant track coach Hts homeroom students felt prlvlleged to have hum for he always found time to assust them nn any of their actuvutues lRow ll Joyce Pflasterer Lynn Radue Gerald Schormer horm Judnth Schmudt lRow 2l Carolyn Schram Danuel Schwalbach Thomas Shepherd Jane Slebold Thomas Q' Straub Patrncla Waclawskr Sherwood Weichert Wnlluam Werderrtz :cr 'N 'P' 'Q 5' XJ -Xflh 102 'f ,rfflnf-Q , Y ' . 1 fi, A S 1 .. lQ7f.f.9-1-- ' N --f Q ' I 5 fr - ' -134 1 ,I A ., X A s b in F S ' ,J l 5 Nm' V !i'S'JL' X Q -1 1 ' r A z .xll ,tm t ' 1 C A s .ser - - . Q .4 3 me -, t A 'SW ' x H6 Q I , . ,fe . I Q ' . , I 1 ' , 45 , wr 1 ' . YN- - ,. if J I s , 1 ,vw sw , , , wwf, ,ct .1 et, 1 1 , f Q-2 - 1 6 . X: I A - Q 4 vu- f, , V ff ,A MF bg! f, ,X 1. 3 ik, , 7' J c J 1 s . ' T t Y , fs ' 'f A at ' '7 QQ 5 . T, .h ' l V , , s - t s. ,- .sr xyj- S 4 - J 7 1,561---si Afehl Ayes, tr' if-mc.. sw' ,ff IRow I Gerald Bailey William Bell Dennis Billyard Barbara Bradshaw Michael Chmie Iewski Jerry Den Daas Dennis DeWitt Joyce Feller IRow QI Keith Goede John Hack barth Valerie Janiga Inez Klanchar Nancy ii' -.pf Lingenfelder HR338 'DI pa' MISS MESSLING If one of your lung Miss Messling is the one to call on She has helped many students in special English and speech classes --aff qv'- As for homeroom teachers we not only say she is one of the best she is the best' Miss Mess ling stood behind us in all our Underlakmgs lRow ll Eugene Llske Paula Meyer IRow QI Travis Middle stead Margo Mikesell 3, f IRow ll Sandra Muth Patricia Pawlak Robert Rice IRow QI Carole Rich Patrick Robison John Schneidervin Sandra Shaw N, Bruce Tlttlefrltz Robert Toetz Ruth Wessolowslcl Carol Wittman Wm 1-3. Q 1. I-.1 V AQ' lb. S! 4 IO3 X A I fYnrf ii Aix I I-'R f Ae.. I s new N. I ,wg -v. - w , Q vw , . 1 ' ' - gi I ,, ,Qt 1 ,, , . I Q-Q -f , L -g Q., . f ni . .fe Q , if I Q fig , y R D h g I 'V KS' I I ,. ,J V iw g J . I . . I . K , 0 . I I . . - ' I '52, - I IWAI I i'fe3,'5'l Nl' oi if f I .1 ' I ' I I C? N ' - ' Tx ' . Tw V. -E K ' R l 'J 1 I A f 1 'ID Zyl 67 . +L M I rg tgst A - A cces difficulties is in reading or spel- ,, . ' I. - - - - . I . ,, Z , I I wk I 4 Ax KVM . ' Q K . J f I .J . I J' rw , 2 X' f. - ' ' f 1 ' ' V-':l3f::! 'ii:1, I A A ,IX - - A 2m5 - X lx M x I ij Qlffiii - - 0 . ' , . an 1 L r , 'Vw X ,. I .. ! 5: .UQ , . . 1 . Q I ' 'lj . I . , I . . , I xv . . I I .I , . 45, - I I ,.., , tr K. H Q .AM ' - Q 'g - I A. I A 1 t 1' o ix, I ,fy v' ,i g ,x -A , , . I ,:X 'wx f- Q 4 ga Q- 1 5, - -A .- H.. .- A , fkglab swf uf' Yr-ff' I L 'E' T, N ' l R L r , nga 412' 114 W 'S QQ! lRow ll Florence Atkinson Robert Dude Davld Fadness Sharon Forsyth Donna Gardner Henry Halverson Susan Hamann Larry Jarvey lRow 2l Duane Kmght David Krahn Barbara Kummer Barbara Leppm Duane Lllach Gerald Luebke James Marek Rosemary Maynard lRow 31 Robert Rant Melody Ring Thomas Rogers HR102 -Isa! '1- qv-5 wish' YP an-,L 11 lRow ll Shlrley Staneckr, Jean Stxckley lRow Ql Robert Sulok, Judith Totzl lRow 3l Anthony MR HANSON Because of Mr Hansons pleasantness the boys takmg machine shop looked forward to thus class Besndes learning how to run vanous kmds of machines, hrs students learned how to work with thelr braln and hands to produce somethung useful Wells, Myrene Wllllams l04 Hls homeroom was always lull of cheerfulness although at was down In the corner of the burldmg Mr Hanson helped bring fun and loy unto the hearts ot has homeroom students . if ' ': R5 5 Q .f J Q F 3 'gy -' 11 X V4 , is ' v 1 ,:+'f ,Al 1 wb P ll li J is Q: ol' 1 S xx .Y '- f' 'ts' -H' N x A L 5 kk Q . . V L .A A's.4.fg3,s5l,g-gq3,k I Y A g 'ss c -' J f ee- J N i 5' J c . r ..,, sziig J K f TK gl - ff . X' fy R J , K. YA . --s. s s spr J rf My ' ' ' ' f f? Q J Rt 'F' X Q V1 'N' J , . , , 6 :rr f- ll' , -if , Q 5 v as 4 . W 5 g s 1 t s- , . Q- A ,. -fry? '-M V x ' . M st A , 2 ' 1 Us , gk 7 Vgr , e I N yce g . 1 lRow l1 Barbara Adams, Robert Aw, John Bauer, Ann 1, ' A , Carlson. lRow 21 Allen Collins, Jacquelyn D'Acquista, S V , i f .-4 1 1 ,v 'l Q ,174 2- ' Patricia Felten, Thomas Fera, Carole Frolik, Linda Gies- s 4. 1 X. ' - M ' -Y J lll. ,Q kieng, Vernand Glaser, Kathleen Hassert. lRow 31 Leon s. ,i 5 ,ck M , W 'LW N fr . - - f ix Hoepner, Marcia Juclcowski. W - . . l J ' i , ' cs f. -we KX V 'F i A R 5' we N' A. R 116 fs- ' WX Au MISS HOARD Miss Hoard with her glittering personality became one of Central s most popular teachers Her speech classes were always full of fun and frolic Her school plays especially A semc and Old Lace will long be remembered Even though this was Miss Hoards first year her sophomore homeroom was grateful for her help in acqualnting them with Central Miss Hoard tried to make all students feel happy which was illustrated by her humorous wit 1 W lRow l1 Beverly Knippel Warren Krabbe lRow 21 Judith Loberg Linda Miles Richard Neuok Dale No wack: lRow 31 Wayne Roberts William Sauer Jack -r the fs Throgmorton Lynn Vasko Gloria Vershowske Judith Wtrsbmskl Bill Wittman Marilyn Zartler 99061 W isymt H. . L 3. fab K l 5' , ek.- , 1--::' tw--W' ' ff - A 1 l 1 0 in - I , . i I , U r- , I I , -1 ,M 5 'TL -f ,V 13 ' GA- K. I .. ., 0 i . . K Q ' X' J I, . , . , ' I ' . A 2,1 A Q' fl up ' ' ' I figs Si., A 9 - ll' ' f ' ' ' ' - ' 'KT 'cv 2 1- A, 1 i - Q A Mi, 0, 355,-v tj - . --f' w Adil . pil is if . 5. Q N., J 'U V L. I 4' V A w M -., Q , ,fx . N K f - - i ' 2..- js- xx T gg. . 1 in I, K ,T . C, I K... 'A 'N - V N ' lv t few . l ...J . it ,rl ,A A Ati 1 , Q 1? .s- L 2 :gf .Q S I kr -. J ,, - ..l 1 rj 1 T 1 4, - Q 5 , ,W .v V V 1- 'V ,,-' sr .- -,f-yy so 1 I 1. ' sw K I. M' .HN sg, I ILM lRow ll Judlth Blomberg Rlchard Byers Barbara Conrad Thomas Czalkowskr Karen Doughty Jo Ann Gleason Joan Gunther Lavon Hrdlrcka lRow 2l Sterling Jackson lda Krrkland Thomas Knetzger Bradley Lemke Rose Madrrtsch Terrance Manke Sandra Nelson lRow 31 Peggy Noll Rrchard Olson Nat Pellegrrne Janet Roberts Rrchard Runte Sandra Sanderson George Schram HR12O lRow ll Janet Schulz Wrllram Steunke lRow 21 Denms Streh low Donna Wagner Howard Waters it nT?f l Ili Q 1 159.4 'im' W in 106 , ss fix 2 K. Q. s h 1 X, Q ,J- A 1- S .. M. - M F at I 1 ets g Att-sn. V I- T six ga :fs 3 -. 4' V 'K gel :- wt .v sm, L- f Vx ' '53 +-v-, T, if K' 5 MISS HARRINGTON Mlss Harrlngtons commercral classes were always based on offrce level and students learned to be rndustrrous and capable workers Her warm smrle and friendly way made everyone realrze what a frne teacher and advrsor she IS 3'1 4-j . Q, :TTS-iff , X WJ ?:i . X' , i , me 4 7 ' fig. --ix-' , , live As J K 'X V V .. ,N ,Q-V ws . x 5 HR126 MR DAHMER Mr Dahmer taught his students all about angles and curves in geometry classes He al ways knew the right answer and was very thorough in his teachings Mr Dahmer had the responsibility of compiling the honor roll record each time we received report cards ,Ini- M 91 an S' . fr. V Q V 3 sg 'Ii ' - K ,. ,W , , , Q ,fmfxt ,wh 1 . ' f , F 5 A S HMV .- Oi 4' 6 I s- -on 'L -Q. of , I lRow 'll Erik Anderson, Diane Bernhardt Richard Bohme, Keith Carlton, Rosecnn Dlapa Wayne Fischer, Margie Gish, Kenneth Han sen. lRow 21 Lynn Hansen, Jill Jacobson Gerald Janezick, Kay Kempka, Karen Klein lRow 3l Dale Laabs, Betty Lach, Karla Muenz Doreen Nickerson, Bonnie Oesau. HS. lRow ll Donald Peters Bonnie Pierce Richard Pyka lRow 2l ':'len Schmidt Neil Staedtler Michael Turk Laurie Walter vu' 'J Charlene Welloch Jay Wentzel John White Tom Wlllenburg 'S vt- .,:.... F ' 107 ig., ' 15 , Mkv' 4 A , 95' Q f qt wi' Qs t In ta , . . I . ' - 3 g Qi' V LI . . . . h In iv it A., Q 4 'S--fl, 1 1 . 1 l 1 ' , WJ if fl K 1 1 1 - . Q4 -5 IX , , 1 www Q, N K f 1 k B .T 5: 1 . f It 1 J I 'R - l' J, 1,1 1 fl L4 1 - j f , J. 1 cg ' 1- I vw ,.f 3 I 15,147 lRow ll William Arndt, Gabriela Augustat. lRow 21 Dennis Behling, Robert Charles. lRow 31 Virginia Gruell, Karen Habiger. Law 108 .Q v. 2 4 I C Q. - 5, -if ANN 'xr 51-151 3 sz' MRS HELD Mrs Held has often been mis taken for one of the students She has a youthful and cheery look about her all the time Always ready to give advice and en couragement to her students Mrs Held is a sparkling addition to Centrals faculty Am.. -f X H R 145A lRow ll Wayne Hanzel Sharon Hittman lRow 21 Robert Javoreh James Kramer Diana Kasbar lRow 3l William Kroupa Judith Marr Leon Mclean Lynn Miller Bruce Olsen Rodger Patten David Pavelich Douglas Rozman lRow 3l Darlene Rupena Lowe Ann Schellenberger Rudolph Schkery antz Carol Schultz Mardeen Sherman William Stark Jeffry Weiskopf Patricia Young 'X ev- km E qw WW' 1-10' Aiimfw 'fa 4'-T:-f Q A. it g at sf-1 1 ,.,. i I K :ri We- ' K I H 5 3 Q- I , . - , ' - w ' fx . . ul' M lik ' I f ' D .14 . . . . . A rx . Q., .. X kg K c I I ' . . I 'Dirk' I . I I . I I -K Q I 1 - 4 . I I 1 ' ,iw I I I . l I X X . . . , I ' g 5 sees be L S L c e T , 'L i f. in M -. 27 A .5 K Mi, ty Q so 1 Zig . , iw I g tr. i .K w,N-I ' sq, f 5- A 'L if 'il D I in I M 3 B ' -A K' l 1 . . 1 ' Ik w Y ? V J L ' , A Q s f 4, 3 I L 'L ' , ' L W nf , I 'fl ,,- 'lf' . i i' e ' fi 7 1' .A il y LCV? 4' I in A - ,. .Q 5 5 ' 25 1:-r 'CIT' J E ,Qin L. 'Q 5 .lB a. ,gl 'K' :sy A 4 A ft-x 'Y vs- gs iii lRow ll Brian Berger, Elizabeth Bergmann. lRow Ql Earl Brockels- by, Dan Cleary. lRow 3l Dennis De Lucca, Susan DeMers. lRow 41 Bill Flood, Ellen Goede. lRow Sl Barbara Holling, Judith Holtz. . lRow 6l Edward Horn, Patricia lngraham. fb 5. 5 1 A at? 'Wi fa. ,Qi MlSS MUTH Mlss Muth was one of Centrals physical education teachers and modern dance Instructor She was a friend to all who have had a chance to become acquainted with her energetic person alrty The new sophomores soon became trmiliar with the school and its regulations H R 145B lRow ll Jeraldine Jessie lRow 21 Marilyn Kasun Reginald Klawitter Donald Koeppen Edward Luecker James Middle stead Beverly Mloskowskl Lillian Moreno Kathleen Padden m lRow 3l Dan Pauli Donald Ramthun Katherine Simmons Roy Staab Jae Wessel Suzanne Zdradzinskl Richard Zember Donald Zregelbauer 'W'-i-. you iq-r M T ter ...A me 109 ' ff L lim . ,if ,z r 'ff' Q J x -L , E is l N 5 E- 1 4 af x I Q , L - .24 ,.v4.... . .' fl w 5 . - A , J , - ' an fb ',, X 1 ,.,- N37 V, E l'fr li K- , Q Ni 9. J it I is V A 1 A J V ,X i 1 1 1 i ' . ,J 4 . ., . . W 1 'Q i 1 I I Al. , . . . ,, , ,,,. ' . A xl' . , J Q M . V 1- if W, J WT Q, ' .- .2 ' ' A - fl et aff.. 4 1 if A p if L r . . .. ...J J as -Q re f J ,QL ' J J if it as M-if Q1 J . l :' f A KY, V MISS PISCHKE-Miss Pischke taught her senior English classes with a sparkle in her eye and an inkling of a problem before it arose. From Don Quixote to Shakespeare, from punctuation to objective complement, her classes were always informative and friendly. This understanding of students was found in her homeroom as well as her classes. wma- up-'ir 405 Row l lRow 2l lRow 3l eine 5 .asf Elsenman Michael lRow Sl Douglas ,fs xX 'VF .nun mm Ns. HR21O Diane Achatz Robert Anderson Betty Berg Ronald Berka James Birch George Cichacki Gerald Dobschuetz Tony Duerllnger James Kenneth Garbe lRow 41 Nancy Garvey Halloran Hildegard Huber Judith Javorsky Allen Jerabek Dorothy Lang Thomas Mason Matysik Sharon Melichcir Susan Meylor Cre scent Oakley Barbara Peck lRow 61 Morris Postotmk Margie Schwarz Jonathan Sopel Richard Trawicki Terry Wirth Diane Woods ixqmt i itil, milk ll0 .XI O TATA, Xl Q II , Q 5 1, , I 1 A I. I A I P . es 1 fi me J I I IWg?j.' A I -f : V s - T fl. fi J t ' ' ' ' . ' ' , , . :X I I I I se I ' W . 4 1 1 1 ' A.- .r fi I A ' I I ' ' 'I , , I 1 Ig I ' ' T it .T To I I- . f . I II h IIII ., Q . . A f y ryc . .Q R I J tisf . 1 1 T W r 'W -.gig I ge , I IA li: 5-, i, I: I 1 it . i as -.1- W -- K I , I - I I ,er - . if I A . X . I Q t w 1 we I lRow ll Carol Antclltfe Dolores Barker Daniel Blanck lRow Ql Tlmothy Dletz Judy Felkner Leonard Folczyk Joanne Gum sey Grace Hansen Karen Jadun Row 3l James Jellnek Jerome Jolutz Clance Koehler Matt Krasovuch Sara Leto Ervm Llebenthal lRow 4l Paul Llndner Patrlcla McPeelc Bev mm erly Musuch Steve Nogle Janlce Patron Donald Peterson 1 'Q 'i ' --3 am T Hng.,-4' N pw tv v-7 ec, H R 230 his 6:1 kk -5 Hof' 'L' C Lf 2 A .Z 31- MISS GATZ lts easy to use a microscope If shown the right way once Mass Gatzs experuence proved Indispensable to R, My Biology students They were rntroduced to the world about them In such a way that they couldnt help being Interested The fact that Mnss Gatz was wlse In the way ot the world proved effectlve an workung out homeroom problems :N vii'-vs 4 is 'W ,V x,. il.. 5 0. lRow ll Thomas Sanders Robert Santner Henry Schnell lRow 21 Joan Skok Ervin Storma Kenneth Stemner lRow 31 Sharon Torgerson Joan Walker Loren Whltlow tv r 'ps we 1- s.-- 'QI-ur lll ' - S , , ' . 1 ' , 3- .A ' '-A A J V 1 I 1 h 1 1 all 1 1 , ' . . ' ' K 7 -F I4 1 1 1 - L A LM. K K 9 t'r' fnwfgefi' 2 l Q A ' 2. . J .. ll .. . J f A V -vp ami ' K .R i .V l T gt at J J 4- N J J' 7 - N Nl y K t.,, , L A f L: M sw. fr- 1' 'F :lr S '73 4 ,E . 1 1 , 1 1 . A 0 t'1. 5'5 Qs. ,, Ns Q, Q - 13 fri VV.:-.. 1 ki ,. M 4' yr V- g . A of f K A X . . f I ' M' S A 1 l as ' x - - X lk -N ... . 6 rs. r ' :Q rg 4 5, it Z' K X41 B Lv T7 ., sl 1 K it 1 C' 1 J l ff' r A K 1 ,1 1 H A 1 I X Mu.-H V s Z if , ? C, . Z Q I ' gcl V Q, X 2 - cfif 9 . ' get .NAM r Q 'Ss :X 5' jlf A X K -1 ., Q 1 :KL 'l'9fii4r. , . , ly, , , rw ,-'. 1 7, V' A, 1 is ? s att . 2 ,t we Xl.. fl.. ta 5 J I 1 , . . . ' ' ' 'Ss 3'-A I 7 - . it A . 4 A ,4 L . , . . . . se' f ' '4. f . D . M ,, ,Mi 1 X.. it K 'M vb. v-X 'xggf APL 'NWA 1 AL 1 I-av ,I Vi. :ul All xl'l X .uq,,,,q 41 MR JONDLE Anyone wlth an Amerlcan History prob lem only had to go to room 236 to fund out the answer Mr .londle with hrs untensrve knowledge of dates wars the colonists and presldents was able to answer almost any questron rn history Mr Jondle s homeroom profuted by hrs knowledge and desrre to help people Hrs warm greetungs to all stu dents, and hrs friendly smule made everyone feel gay even on the gloomlest of days 'LJ' 'Q' RVN m Ax lflxx lf' Row l Richard Bahr Judith Baltz Arthur Bell Owen Burrrll Gerald Cleary Richard Cychosz Kathleen Diehl lRow Ql Patrlcla Evans Renee Hlkade Susan Hugdahl Kathleen Johnston James Kaboskey James Kalmadge Louise Klmmmaw lRow 3l Kathleen Konkol Darlene LeRoy Eugene Lyewskr Patrlcra Malsom Nancy Mecl Thomas Melers lRow 41 Jerry Nation Wayne Pallwoda Joe Petrre John Pollack lRow 5l Barbara Prlegel David Sanders Barbara Shrmetz lRow 6l Judlth Smrth Ronald TYGWICKI lRow 71 Wayne Venz Barbara Wulllamson HR236 f ffl, I I N A Jr-L Xixlft wh J K 2 J g Q x Q s..-E v -A . V' x EQ 'Wa' ' M- . M. I , L: . A ' K X lf sq , Q ZX-. is as W if y ,A C, . A ai I Jn. gsu J, sq 5- M- - Y V -we -,NI 3 fm 'I' 4, 1 1 lah' J .r K t J L J. t J fa ,, so ,as 2, L .L ,, - A: W Q bl ' an S, .vt 2 - as 1 4- , 'wsu K Y' K X i Q y I up at mm ' l l ' , ' , , i luxe, 1 J A h 1 I 1 to of D tg jg. J .. , , , ' ' ' , J -, x . , , rf J r J at J - A l LQ , , - , , , 'A 4 All A V I I - I I , I I :T I J A V I . n . . I in K-1? K r . .U I . . . I 2 J ' Nj , . E . 2 s.. , ,l ,M 3? A VJ' A L L ,M .. .--g y W' . 'Z L E J l .ysryy , me , , . ' H . I . . . . I I K h 1 I I f VA ADW 'N Row l Wllllam Benlamln Rennua Burgard Steve Cegla Q' Q.. Joseph Certus lRow Ql Robert Grllrs Joy Gluck Sandra W, Hull Louls Holbrook Shurley Jurls L. if Kr' ff AQ' MR JAECKS Homeroom lute was made easy with a cheerful teacher lrke Mr Jaeclcs If you had a problem or needed lntormatnon you could always tnnd a wnllrng listener and helper an hum Foreign places and distant lands became clear and easy to understand when Mr Jaecks taught you World Geography M me-, new-ff Ely H R244 O 'l wal. lRow ll Arthur Kinsey Irene Kolo Kathleen Kotwttz Barbara Kowallcowskl lRow Ql Judtth Lachner Richard Mend Jerllyn Molthen Allen Nou Marian OSTVOWSRI Ronald Pell Rose mane Pyka Thomas Roth lRow 31 Mary Scanlon Gerald Schubert Marlys Srnlth Judlth Straznshar Michael Ullerlch YF iv. 113 in 'r 'v ,!: Q K X l l I ' - A I D f .ll . iii . I Rx rr ' R' V , - - ' 1 I f A M M X A 1 , R , b . ls' ' . . :T g -fab 'P ' f so , is ,,t. . Q R M eq Y .H - ,. . - I . k my X 1' A 'A we K ,. mlhtx, N' -1 4 , V , A 1 ,.. 752 -r, . sv - - '5 'g - A ' S R M 'l ' 4 . ' A 4 X ,gm ' 0 A: N. ' ' E xx X N W N 4: -- . I 'ff ' X . fl ' V I fi, 4 , A , . ., A Q .fa f t Q c, t zz Q. r ' - ' - -I 'Q -X i, , , , , - il .. . 1 if' f ' ' , . 1 'W 5 ,sas V y v hb.. A qi , , , A t My.. I 'R Q :T ' -. th l ,An 4. 5, . . W 0- ' - 4. U ' t - .- , : -I .-A 'SJ L 3 ' R ii, .v J 'fl Q ' I 4- X-x A T. X55 '-5 N' Z. Y , M Ts .4 , R 1 P' N XC-F .. QQ' - - A -.z B.. ,fffif an-, .Y , sxrsx K V2 Q' ew C N 1 Q-9 lq K g 3 9- lk! ' ,- 5 -L f 1' N- ' 1 x .. iw' dvr' 1? 5 I up :fl ' 1 GBX 1 'lt X F 'P 1' AL 1 . ,HM fs. ,,, Rf in-f' Q X nz 1:1 Q F -'X 3' P KQV' 1 . X 4, w X , . s I x 1 0' Ni '-r::f....... F X ffl C Q S x 'X Mm Q.. A A A tm , 5 w lRow l1 John Anderson, Joanne Benoit, Walter Brush, Robert Brzycki, Larry DeMotta, Jerolyn Dillenberg, Carolyn Haas, Wayne Harlen. lRow 21 Karen Hause, Rosalie Heckert, Judith Holle, Sharon Kanieske, Terry Kuhl, Barbara Magray, Jerome Metz, Richard Miller. I HR31O lRow l1 Barbara Morris Joanne Obermayr Milan Radgenovich Robert Resch Marie Salk lRow 31 Karen Simmons Mary Strom Daniel Sydlewskl Robert Taylor Steve Zydowlcz 'll4 5-1-3 .J MISS CASE Miss Case IS known to all who attend Central be it through her sophomore homeroom her English classes the Thespian organization or as advisor of the stage crew group Her intelligence and education are reflected In her con duction of classes and the amount learned by her students Miss Case will certainly be among our reflections 5 'lf 'ia J s 5' - Q - -Q l 1 . . . gg-,ia A ,rl -X rw J i YL K V Q, ,C Q A.. sl 4 . , ,flu ur- A 4: N K 5, - , I 1 N , - ' 'c f-v' s : ' F, 4 ' -J , fit' A ... , lRow 21 Geraldine Polczinski, Larry Pulte, Xxx , L S' -X ' 4' iz 1' ii I , 1 'xx J sl wwf. U. 5' T, :L K g b , ,.,.. , .. f i ' I 4, ' Q 4 sye s as -' g ., W 3 . . K is 5. .. f ss. ' ' V. S. 1 tm K U g A,, ,.EA,.,. . W y air , T-tx f . , ti'xe 'T s , .Q f . 'Q K y K 'ti ' , L , , - M- f x i I' 5 'H i , 5 Y' NL ' - ' f Q K 6 s. 4 E' 1 W 1, ., - , Q K ae. 43 A x es V 4- as 'R if ' sf ,T- A . ...- f i ff J m1,, J 'Q L 'Et' L A v 1 4 fx 1 , 4 ,ax lRow ll Joe Abel, Richard Alverson, Leonard Bishop, Charles Cherney, Catherine Cole, Vincent Dentice, Carol Druml, Dexter Fletcher. lRow Ql Connie Gilbertson, Elizabeth Gronowski, Elizabeth Hansen. Dieter Hellner Patricia Javorek Joanne Kinne Nancy Kopecky Marvin Laich. MR LOVETT Mr Lovett the homeroom teacher of 322 is also the head of the English department He studied at Wabash College and the University of lllinois His homeroom established a club named The Duces Spoiled The club had committees for door decorations scholastic activities and floats The meetings were held every Wednesday Business could be brought up and dis cussed Mr Lovetts assistance and advice helped us to have a wonderful year HR322 -f:-4 4 it ' 3 -'VN 15-f i4 lRow ll Joanne Mleloszyk David Moran Karen Niemczyk lRow 2l Rodney Regeth Judith Roberts Jean Schermerhorn Robert Shaw Lynn Slgler lRow 31 Robert Smith Glenda Vershowske James Vukovich Dale Waters Gail Weinkauf ll5 f 'ZF 1 D., g Y , ' , fn S 1 . , , M , 5. ,V 3 .K 2? J K f , X, A A 'sr E if -' 5, , ? ' -. ' ' ' . tim' Ag kyky 5 ff- ,R -e ' . 1 , ' , A RL jr-'sw .' ' . , . ' , ,-9 l . A Nc' A Q R I L, lv.. to of ' t :fl illili x iii ii' t Q A ' K 35' 4 s X ,Gi I' 'cr-:xv K' 'cr Tb' Z X DAL W vw .nf 'Rss ' lRow ll Kathleen Albrrght Gary Allen Thomas Baxter Barbara Betker Gordon Brantzeg Penny Charnota James Drefahl Marcia Eddy lRow 2l David Flynn Charles Gerard Lynn Ide Karen Johansen Karen Karg Joanne Kempf Robert Kowalkowskr lRow 31 Rodger Lrtzau Patrrcra Lubmsky ash, QU Pr H-lf: l lRow ll Judrth Mayo, Dennis McCullen, Karen Nrckerson lRow Ql Kenneth Obydlne, Karl Pfundtner, Madeline Prrvatt lRow 31 Patrrcra Sanfellppo, Peter Velser H6 'WP NJ HR336 '53 MR HANEY Durrng homeroom perrod Mr Haney often showed us experrments he planned to use throughout the day In hrs physics classes These experrments held the Inter est of both the boys and gurls, whether It was bolllng water In a test tube or hearing a recording of the flrst sputnrk For this and many other reasons, we felt we were exceptional ly lucky to have a homeroom teacher like Mr Haney - r, f' -Q. 1 , is f... Qi 'Q 'V' . . , ' 1, . 1 Q-Fr K . 1 , .. W, l JJ A ll V A -Fw ff J rf 5 ' ,f et.. -. - 1- -A ..g, .St me pi' a ev ' .1 ss Tn' 'NP--r lRow ll Patrncua Anderson Paul Allen Glorla Ballstlerre lRow 21 Gary Bock Judy Brolch Joseph Cegla lRow 31 Gary Dellenbach Llnda Dnngs HR346 lRow l James Dunn Bert Elde Kay Gratwallner Dennis Gunkel lRow 2l Roseann Hammond Thomas Hanley Robert Klumb Donald Kratcheck Susan Kubrlcky James Loper Allan Meyer Lrnda Mueller lRow 3l Judlth Retert Mary Schneider Dennis Stelnke Carol Szymczak Joan Underwood Barbara Wendt Thomas Werderutsch John Wltunskr x..4,, 'T' wr-wr -fm MR HOLTMAN A fnrm believer In the strange beauty of modern art Mr Holtman carried his upto date outlook Into H R actlvntles and Handlcraft classes He stressed the tact that lngenulty on the part of the student was a commanding factor which showed up In the products completuon mv Qmf. zu. IYLL MAA Ra' NW, lltfk M Y '-'1 hw v-v tl-f L21 Li ll7 J .?,V a1,- 4: f :A wx x any l ' 1 'X . I I K xl - 1 -F I r 4 1:11 , f 11 1 . . I.. f I' f l 1 f x ' , I - . - . . l , , , , , . , t A - . . . -A 1 A A , , , lf 1 ' 1 4' J J ' . ' A . .c , an , , , X -5, 3, Q A .. ' '. M, A ,V .J T- s s 1 - I f.,sR.:f , 4 K' xx D- ,, A , QQ ' .. 5 A 'J ' is' as - ., a 4 ' X W Z ai ' ' 4 f 4 I' iff , Qu , ' ' ' . 'nr'-' -' A A , A . A 3 'N ' HN., i J 1 A f .1 X . . - ,A A J - Q . c . . -. - h K V ,, It ,. 'TV' ' 'L ' 1 f 4 1 'D , .R .,, lt ' ' , . nil- + one . X Q M, 'N' - , 1 ,,, 1 ,. T ts ' 'f '- , - , 4' - 'R A ' N' 1 , 1- 1 Q f, J . t. , V J X , 1' 1. , V' 'V V , if J s 4 7 , wif. .L J These two sophomore English students wrll vouch tor the fact that Mr Plehns advuce always came In handy swf-IFtt45Nw '6lilI 'E MXN iff Mass Brandt IS Informing one of her Englush students that It IS easter to somethtng right the ttrst tame than to at wrong several trmes IUILD GULTURE8 DIP FEH mm ESNHO Chemistry was more Interesting when demonstratlons tltted In with the lecture Mr Stefanlco IS explalntng a sclentltlc fact to one of hrs classes CHINA lib 4 Mass Marchant acknowledges that putting up a bulletln board IS something like teaching PA D The facts must be IH order before H8 XUQQYII Mrs Russell was always ready wnth suggesttons for bettering the art work of her students The students rn thus class were learning to draw real lute trgures from the postng of fellow students Am- . .f-7 'l ' ,I a conclusion can be reached Our Calendar Girl, Judy Zrimsek. ONE HALF PAGE Andrews, Fred, jeweler ...................... 1343 S. 70 St. Deusing Studio .A.....A...... ........ 1 340 S. 71 St. Sells Printing Co. ..,................,. r..... 1 820 S. 73 St West Allis Borgwardt Funeral ,......,.... 1603 S. 81 St West Allis State Bank ........ 6125 W. National Ave ONE EIGHTH PAGE A Friend Bill's Sign 84 Advertising .. 8003 W. Greenfield Ave Green Furniture Co. ..,..... 7301 W. Greenfield Ave Majdecki Foods ............,.....,. 8021 W. National Ave Milwaukee County Bank .. 7000 W. Greenfield Ave The Fulton Co. ......,....... ........,..,..,.... 1 912 S. 82 St The Neis Co. ........ ...... 7 943 W. National Ave. Our Friends Q MJ 5 ij 5 reg Pct Podden ONE FOURTH PAGE 'Ianka Millwork Mfg. Co. .... 6200 W. Beloit Rd. Knippel-Selig Fords ............ 7030 W. National ONE SIXTEENTH PAGE Barboni, Joseph, Studi0 ............ 6918 W- Becher B. 84 C. Letter Service ............ 6127 W. Mitchell Bluette Beauty Parlor ........ 7726 W. 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