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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

WAMAGO YEAR BOOK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL WEST ALLIS WISCONSIN X' K A 1 I .V Q' .. :L L21 :gi ,.' -1,K 'T ' 1 Foreword lt seems luke yesterday that Our float won tlrst prtze IH the homecomung parade Our cheers rocked the audttoroum tor victory Shakespeare llved again In The Tamrng of the Shrew Our feelungs were poured out an tune musuc at our concerts We danced ID the sparkling atmosphere ot the Sensor Prom Our hours were spent wtth chemvcals hustory dates and algebra problems These are all luttle thrngs but It us these lnttle thtngs blending together that makes a year that will always be remembered Though they seem ltlce yesterday they have land the foundattons for a b tter tomorrow , , r , , , , , , 1 . , , ' ta X. . N-.s X111 Table o C onfenfs Foreword Admmrsfrohon Faculty Orgomzohons Classes Achvmes Sports Sensors Pofrons f sq . . -A i'-q4 W- I5 J V2 rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrsrrrrrrrrr'rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 43 3 71 f r. r F. -R A 'm' '4 . -'Q' ' x - , 4 4 14Q 1 We MR. EVERALD KELLOGG- MR. CONAN EDWARDS-Assistant MR, CLIFFORD CARLSON- Superintendent of schools superintendent of Schools Business Manager A ffable Administrators R ,pw '38 Members of the Board of Education seated in the front row are: Vernon Nelson, Mr. Kellogg, Superintendent, Mrs. Mary Keech, Mr. Earl Gruber. President of the Board, Mr. John Geist, is at the l..-ad of the table. ln the back row are: Dr. Walter Funke, Joseph Doolan, LeRoy Van Dale, Mrs. Ruth Keller. 9 FACULTY 53 ,x 'I MR LEONARD SZUDY When some one us needed to put his foot down wvthout stepping on anyone s toes only Mr Szudy can full the shoes of such a prmcupal It Seems Like Yesterday Q-pl KATHLEEN DOOLEY AND SUE HEILHECKER The office clicks not only with typewriter keys, but with the organuzatlon, dependabullty, and charming per sonalvtues of Kathy and Sue MR NEIL GONYO As slstlng all refusing none nn Central s book Mr Gonyo IS the finest KW 7, , .1 MRS ALICE MARONN Problems dns mtegrate when they cross Mrs Maronn s desk because she takes the time to understand not only the problem but the gurl They Direcfea' MISS MARIE ADAMS Physical Education MRS JANET BUSCHAUS L.. ' MISS GAETANINA BALISTRERI . Social Studies 5f'e fe Miss HELEN BRANDT MISS CONSTANCE CASE English English MISS LILLIAN DAVIS Library nfs MR HERBERT DAHMER Mathematics MISS ALICE DEBRUIN Spanish MR. JAMES DOTTKE Mathematics and W Physical Education x , 1 uv -4 -iw ,Yum By Guiding And Teaching Us MR SAM ESSOCK MR WILLIAM FEHRENBACH Business Education Industrial Arts MR HOWARD EMERSON Music ROBERT FOX Mustc MRS CATHERINE PINK Engltsh . . . -fi 5232? - - M t MR KENNETH GROVE Busrness Educatzon MISS STELLA GATZ Science MRS JOAN HAUFSCHILD Business Education NZ To Work MISS CLAIRE HELSTERN Mathemattcs MR ROGER HANSON Industrial Arts MR LEON HIBLER Social Studfes MR JOSEPH HOLTMAN r MR HARRIS HUENINK Mathematics MISS BETTY HURLBUTT Home Economics J W ld Comprelvencl MR. RALPH JONDLE MR. ROBERT KESSLER Social Studies Business Educaiion MR ARCHY JAECKS Social Sfudies HILARY JANIKOWSKI Industrial Arfs MISS ELLA KRUEGER English MR. EUGENE LANDGRAF MR, KENNETH LOVETT MR. DOUGLAS LYLE Industrial Arts English Music To Pre MISS JERALDINE MARCHANT Social Studies nl4 0 A MISS ELMA MESSLING MISS RUTH MCCLURG Home Economics Q English MR. RICHARD MILTON Physical Education MlSS EILEEN MUTH Physical Educolion S To U nclersfond IQ.. . lf we me K J X K! A , 3 We lllllllllf gh if I 1 . Yzi MRS. IRENE O'BRIEN Special Education MR, JAMES O'BRIEN Science MR. CARL PLEHN English MISS MARY PISCHKE English ,, I s z. fi' Q12 ,. lufffiia S ,bzgf -A f Uiff ' f fff M .. ,f-LQ?2 M .V A A MRJOHNPLICHTA A Social Studies MRS. ROSAMOND PLICHTA Lolin ...JP Q x Q -vi 4 XZ? K X '5 Fx 5 K- MISS JOYCE SCHLOTTMAN Home Economics MISS MARIAL PUI-IL EngIIsn gm .kg KE MR. HOYT RAWLINGS English lnsfiffing ln MISS MILDRED SCHERER Business Education Hope if I Y ,,,,,,...mauilI L MR. HARLAN SMALL Drivers Educaflon MISS IRENE SMITH Guidance and Social Studies , .Emu .. , MR. GEORGE STROM Mathematics MR. JOSEPH STEFANKO Science , fi? likanyxtq MR, EDWARD STECH Social Studies ,A ,. ,ff '-an i , ,N:W.'.1k .,,,, X Qi, .NTIS K 1 L L fy, 2 tg For A Better Life Tomorrow MR. ALLAN WULZ Science MR. RAYMOND STURM Industrial Arts MR, EARL ZAMZOW Science and Physical Education 'D 'XJ I URGA NIZA l'ION.S' A , , fl Y X v' U X .,.,,,. 3. , V,,. , Presiding over the 1959-1960 Student Council were James Jelinek President Al Nau, Vice President, Peggy Noll, Secretary, Patricia McPeek Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL - lndispensible is the word to describe Student Coun- cil which organized and coordinated the activities, dances, pep assemblies, and services that took place at Central during the course ot the year. Giving service to both the school and the community, at Christ- mas it sponsored a homeroom door decoration contest and the Christmas basket and clothing drive campaign. Pictured below is Karen Habiger with just part ot the tremendous number ot cans collected in the class compe- tition contest, Almost halt were col- lected by the Seniors who were titled the i'Big Wheels of Central. Christmas spirit and cheer was added to our halls as many homerooms worked on door decorations. Chairman of the can drive, Karen Habiger, poses with only a few ot the thousands ot cans that were collected. Our Government STUDENT COUNCIL IRaw ll Jud e Htlls Carole Korpela Benneth Va I Gale Wetnkaul Bonnte P1erce Barbara Kowallrowslru Sharon Kremer Judy Koepp June Koepp Drone Lucas Iliow Ql Karen I-tabtger Peggy Noll Mary Strom Meredtth Johnson Vtrgrnra Soon Pat MePgek Kqrgn Gabel Sandra Mttchell Penny Charnota Donna Habuger Carol Pekrun Gay Allen lRow 3 Glorta Baltstuerrn Lynn Sugler Sandro Nelson Ann Boas Janlce Patran Bonne Oesau Mary Waclawskr Carol Jean Ntclrerson Joy Wyderlra Nancy Fera Bll Sauer Mr Huenr k Row Al Gary Hamtlton Br-rbara Peck Dtane Woods Pat Evans Joyce Schumbacker Joyce Czarneckt Carol Deegan Doreen Nrclrerson Karen Ntclrerson C ole Antcltlle Jtm Plautz IRow 5l Torn Werdcrrtsch Joel Thomson John Zasoba Tom Botterud Gary Logan Jrm Jelrnek Norbert Kohnke Al Nau Matt Krasovrch James Marek Joel Elltot Dennus Delucca FOREIGN FXCHAP GE STUDENTS The Student Counctl agarn this year spowsored he Arnertcan Freld Servtce an organtzatron that enabled us to have Norbert Kohnlre lbetter known as N llle from Kiel Gerrna y Nollte Con rtbuted much to our school body In strengthentng our relattons wtth dtstant parts of the world I m sure youll agree that he was the center of attract on wherever he went Nancy Kopeclcy partctpated ID the A F S Summer Program and spent her summer In Germany Her movtes notrve dress and tnterestrng expenenccs rncde all those wtth whom she came nn Contact acqulre a better understandtng of the German people and thetr customs All proceeds from thtg year 5 Talent Show went to the A F S fund to brtna a tore an student to Central next year ls Competent Germany Home Sweet Home to two of our students Rehearsrng forthe A F S Talent Show are Donna Cady Joann Obermayr and Terry Wrrth HALL MONITORS These are the people who made sure travel through the halls was done legally durrng class periods lRow ll Sue Hamann Judy Zenda Barbara Krllmer Betty Gronowskr Susan GeMoll Sandy Porter Vrrgrnla Schmitz Donna Gardner Barbara Wendt lRow 2l Pete Brochhausen Alan Hafemerster Ken Sumner John White Matt Krasovrch Larry Wrrth Douglas Matyslk Steve Nogle Jlm Grawey Chuck Wage lRow 3l Reginald Klawrtter Thomas Meters Lee Hoepner Robert Kasten Bob Sell Al Nau Bert Erde Frank Kern Paul Krause Denms Slegle Wayne Young lRow 4l Ken Garbe Allan Collins Tom Hanley Tom Mason Tom Czalkowskl Tum Dretz Dennls Behllng Bob Charles Pete Velser Dennis DeLucca Morrts Postotnrk Danny Sydlewskl They Defect All HALL MONITORS lRow ll Constance Bacovsky Carol Szymczak Pearl Mrlettr Donna Cady Sharon Frakes Sharon Hrttman June Koepp lRow 21 Dale Waters Bonme Brrtvrch Joan Kubrrcky Jacalrn Zrrrmerman Judy Massre Sharon Melrcnar Bonme Prerce Carole Frolrk lRow 3l Dennls Gunkel Norman LeMay Bob Hoffman Carol Mortensen Pat Frtzpatrrck Marlene Voltz Lrnda Mueller JoAnn Gleason Cres ent Oakley JoAnne Kempf lRow 41 Manlyn Kasun Darlene LeRoy Judy Murley Helen Gronowsla Ann Baas Carole Henning Tom Turck Gerald Plahuta Sue Meylor Karen Doughty Joe Petrre Barbara Prregel HALL MONITOR CAPTAINS - Chosen for their dependability and leadership, the captains made certain the other moni- tors were doing their jobs right. w ll Sara Leto Diane Knight lRow Ql Beverly Mios kowski Judy Retert Patricia Felten Row 3 Jim Ersenman John Bauer Miss Balrstrerr That Occurs ln The Hall HALL MONITORS New to the ranks of the monitors the second semester were lllow ll Barbara Kowalkowslci Diane Achatz Delores Kowallcowski Karen Simonich Joan Underwood Judy Javorsky lRow Ql Mary Alderton Elizabeth Mitchell Janet Schulz Mardeen Shermar Charlene Welloch Susan Kubriclny Row 3 Patricia Woiciechowskr Karen Doughty Carolyn Haas Joyce Czarnecki Patricia Krahn Gloria Bnlistierri lRow -'il Dale Cook Ellen Schmidt Dennis McCullen Gary Hamilton Michael Smith Gregory Sheff Frederick Borchlewicz C B COLLECTORS lRow 11 Llnda Mueller Patrlcua Frtzpatrrclc Betty Balcer Dorls Jensen Sandra Mitchell Carol Clark Nancy Jaensch Bonnie Pnerce Sharon Dawson lRow 21 Ernie Dorow James Scharnell Carole Scheff Gay Allen Nancy Kopecky Georgra Holslngton Donna Sudar Sandy Jurkowslcu Leann Strefel Joanne Obermayr lllow 31 Darlene Rupena Kathy Drehl Sue Hamann Carol Antclltfe Judy Blomberg Chloe Frankowlak Bonnle Zachow Helen Gronowsku Mary Schmrdllng Marlene Malwrtz Betty Bergmann lRow 41 Allan Colltns Terry Wirth Dan Sydlewskl Dagtrn Jensen Chuck Moker Gary Krphart James Kellogg Wrllram Tesnow Dale Burmerster Thomas Roth Scott Orten Rrchard Anderson Capable Collectors Prctured below are some ofthe Collectors for the Central Booster plan otherwlse known as C B Collectors They are engaged ID picking up the Wamago newspapers from Mr Strom lust one of their many dutles They also talce orders and collect money for the newspaper tor mdrvrdual prctures and tor the annual D I i I . . . . I , . I . I 1 V 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . . , - 1 1 MECCA Mecca ha set a record for excellent and untarltng servrce when rt comes to usherung for school functuons In drvldual merit as based on the number of pounts compuled by each gurl for the amount of servrce she grves durrng the course of the year Gurls wrth the requured number ot polnts receive a ptn Mecca us atftltated wrth the Y W C A and sends representatlves to Mrlwaulcee to meet and plan actlvltres wrth gurls from other school clubs Happy To Help MECCA lRow ll Mass Marchant Patrlcla McPeelc Jean Schermerhorn Patrrcla Dahms Mrs Hautschlld lRow Ql Edwtna McGill Marlon Gush Gall Koch Vrrgnnra Saaru Bonnre Oesau Karen Mllos lRow 3l Carol Frederuck Barbara Morrrs Kaye Jellnek Susan Puffpaft Jane Merrrman Beverly Musuch lRow 4l Carol Dunkovlch Sharon Pfund Arlene Glasenapp Leann Stxefel Jannce Parran lRow Sl Patrrcra Evans Karen Charlotte Randall Vtrgunua Mescher Ruth Peterson Joyce Czarneckr Patrlcua Berg lRow 7l Joan Gunther Margaret Albert Judy Strazlshar Lynn Muller Joyce Schumbacker Jer: Shephard F T A lRow ll Catherrne Cole Sue Hugdahl Charlotte Randall Ann Carlson lRow 21 Joan Skolc Judy Blomberg Norbert Kohnke Mlss Prschlce James Jelrnek Nancy Kopecky Karen Mrlos Row 3l Sharon Kremer Beth Hurley Lynn Heftner Karen Nrclcerson Linda czleskleng Joan Gunther Betty Bergman Mary Strom The teaching career has appealed to these people and to learn more about at they loaned the Future Teachers of Amertca Students were rn troduced to new methods of teachrng by watchmg movres and lrstenung to nn tormattve speakers The clubs annual protect was Easter baskets for the chrl dren at McKunley School At thus tame they observed the chnldren and learned more about teaching ln speclalrzed frelds Y s l A I I . I I , - . , , , , , . , , , , , - , , Rosenau, Judy Murley, Karen Sanderson, Carol Klawitter. lRow 61 I f , , V , , , , , - . . .i I . , , - , , f , , , . l , , f , ,. . , , , . F. T, A.- ' OFFICE PAGES As offlce pages these gnrls offered effucrent assustance to whatever was asked of them Among the dutles they performed were collectxng permits helping In the office and running errands IRow ll Pat Malson Jer: Cramer IRow 21 Betty Bergmann Judy Lachner Kathy Kotwltz IRow 31 Kathy Konkol Sharon Pfund Duane Woods They Perk OFFICE PAGES Assrstlng ID the offuce second semester were Susan Puffpaff Gay Allen Barbara Peck Carol Mencfeldowskl S. assi .-Q..'S 5 4. LIBRARY HELPERS Mlss Davis was aided by these gurls who helped her keep the cards and books In order IRow ll Susan Bruenlng Mlss Davus. lRow 2l Marlon Ostrowsku, Jane Merriman, Barbara Borczykowski. IRow 3l Judy Retert, Connie Falk, Grace Smalley, Bonnie Zachow. gf CAMERA CLUB Flne photography becomes oven more enyoyable when a shutterbug can learn the techntques of talang developrng and pruntung has own shots There ms always someone from the club on hand at actrvutues and sports to snap some memorres for the bulletun board and newspaper The members are as follows lRow l1 Judy Blomberg Judy Retert Dale Waters lRow 21 John Anderson Joe Hayes Gerald Plahuto lRow 31 Dennus Behllng James Thiel Bull Arndt Mr O Brlen SCIENCE CLUB Untoldung the tascunatrng facets of scvence not aways taught IH the regu ar sctence courses the Scrence Club benefuts from lnterestang advanced topucs duscussrons and expert ments ow 1 John Lu Joseph Doclcerty Carl Grafenauer Mr Stetanlco lRow 21 Patrick 1 lacv Karl Pfundtner o n Anderson Ma y Scanlon lRow 3 Dagtrn Jensen Tom Schachtely nald Ramthun Bu I Arn Rrchard Bahr As They Work PROJECTION CREW Classroom teachers apprectate the assustance of the members ot the prolectlon crew who ettlcuently handle the ptolectors and fulms for therr classes Members of the crew are lRow l Cary Conrad Pat Malsom Davod Sanders Tom Henry lRow 21 Donald Petersen Loren Whrtlow John Galloway Davrd Holle Mr Stech lRow 31 Wayne Young Donald Ztegel bauer Robert Anderson Robert Kastellc lvars Salnas lRow 41 Jay Wentzel Tom Mason James Nordby George Grnttnn Dave Tooley Tom Schachtely islbm 1 1 1 it I , . . .- A ,M 1 h 1 , T I I ' , - .L . 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A If . 1 ' 4 xr , ,L 1 ,, 4 .4 FN is -f Af' MODERN DANCE lRow U Donna Cady Lowe Ann Schellenberger Sharon Hlttman Lmda Mules Jacallne Zimmer man Katherme Conrad Patrucaa McPeek Karen Habuger lRow 21 Judy Felkner Judy Roberts Judy Lachner Joan 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - U Skok Marilyn Meier Joanne Obermayr Enud Koch Donna Sudar Arlene Glasenapp Wlfh Grace The modern dance group contributed to many of the programs and actlvltles during the year Plctured at the left are some of the dancers during the homecoming assembly LETTERMEN All malor letter wunners at Central are eltglbletolo1nl.ettermens Club lt as a servlce organlzatnon that as nated tm and money to A F Chrrstmas basket campaugn selling trclcets for the play worlang at wrestlung tourna ments and u hertng for speclal programs The club us responsrble tor dtstrrbuttng the puns and bars tor the athlettc letters D servung members are awarded wuth the WA servrce pun when they graduate The organuzatton us sponsored by the coaches Proud members of Central letters Include w l Pauz Dc Trawuclcr Sauer Row 21 Bert Elde Al Nou John Bauer Dennts DeLucca lRow 31 Allan Colluns Jack Throgmorton Joel Thomson Tom Hanley Joe Abel They Kept Pace DRILL TEAM To the rear was a tamllrar command called by Drlll Captarn Carol Antclrtte Enthuslastlc faces show that these gurls know what they are dolng and luke what they are doung We all looked forward to seeing this am bttrous group wrth theur unrque tormatuons at halt trme Members of the Drtll Team Include Leader Carol Antclnffe lRow T1 Sharon Kremer Penny Hanson Karen Mtlos Sharon Hrttman Pat Dahms Pearl Mulettl Row 21 Jeraldtne Jessie Kathleen Schtllung Jacalme Zummerman Mary Ellen Arseneau Linda Meuller Judte Halls Row 31 Patrlcra Malsom Beverly Knrppel Leann Stuetel Janet Roberts Donna Habnger Jane Merrrman lRow 41 Susan Hugdahl Loutse Kummunau Clartce Koehler Mary Schmrdlung Nancy Brzycla Carole Korpela lRow 51 Judy Totz Joy Gluck Vnrgunla Gruell Karen Sanderson Enud Koch Chrustlne Westlund lRow 61 Joanne Schmitz Marlorle Burns Donna Gardner Llnda Stmons Pat Berg Lynn Sugler lRow 71 Joyce Schurnbacker Kathleen Kotwztz Duane Woods Barbara Peck Sue Hamann Sharon Johnson . . . . I 3 ix' do i e : . . S., L 1 aj A N ,R J S . Mg af , 1 . . S T , t . X . . ' e- ,,,. . X .x - I ' . . ' ' . A M4 A ' S- lRo 1 Jim I t , i lc ' ', Bill Q . l , , A , . I I I J , . -U M, ,. , , I . U . . , , , , , - l , t , , V , , , , , - , , , , , - t , , r f - The B Team Cheerleaders cheered for all the lunlor var slty football and basketball mes Chosen this year were ne Koepp Judy Koepp nna Wulllams Joanne Obermayr IS talented at donng these numble back lumps L CHEERLEADERS lRow ll Davld May Donna Cady Lowe Ann Schellenberger Douglas Weiss lRow 21 Renee Hukade Charlotte Jelmek Nancy Fera Mary Waclawskr Doreen Nnckerson School splrlt was kept hugh at games and pep assemblles as these gurls and boys led us In cheers for our athletic teams New and orngmal formatnons gave the cheerlng an added zest wnth no other squad benng able to match the spectacular backfllps done by Joanne Obermayr and Lowe Ann Shellenberger Their Pep And Steam Renee Hukade does one of her hugh sparlted leaps Doreen Nickerson IS making sure that everyone can hear the words thus cheer A ,grw fi v . u K K .5 if - ' A A E K he . . - . X I xr K I ga . ' sophomores, Marilyn Meier, ' ' JU I 1 -' 1 1 r D0 . . , , , --,. M I I K , ,c Q . W N O ot ' . 20 rEP CLUB lRow ll Lowe Ann Schellenberger Danna Cady Alrce Kowalkowskr Sharon DeHusson Sharon Hrttman Pat Dahms Judy Koepp June Koepp Duane Lucas .Row 21 Kathleen Rau Barbara Paepke Karen Mrlos Darlene Proeber Kathertne Conrad Sharon Kremer Georgra Horsrngton Sharon Runte Sandy Bohr Donna Nrck lRow 31 Susan Bruenrng Lando Joers Gaul Koch Vtrgrnla Soar: Ethel Drummond Judy Lachn r .ludrth Roberts Ann Marrnello Karen Srrnonrch Felrce Lau Carol Clark Sharon Dawson lRow 41 Carole Korpela .ludre Halls Carole Tornan Pearl Mtlettr Betty Balcer Mary Schmtdlrng Karen Rtch Sonya Altendart Jean Funk Janice Crowley Betty Mrtchell Mary Gooch Ruthann Cook Row Sl Janet Schulz Pat Javorek Arlene Cholnackr Leann Sttetel Donna Auseth Kathy St Aubrn Kathy Label Carole Scheff Karen Sarderson Nancy Kopecky Pat Fttzpatrrck Marlene Voltz Kathy Lau Suzanne Koch Cheered The Team 4. PEP CLUB Brrght srnrltng laces vorces ratsed wrth enthustasm these are the words that descrrbe our chool s ep C u as club promoted hool so y a extra ornp I The grrls were constanty on tl-err toes no m ter It our team was sure of a victory or bound to aqlec Row ll Carole Dur-kovrch Vtrgrrrra Mescher Enrd Koch Nancy Fera Judy Lurnley Dranna Molnar Sandy Jurkowskr Sheila Frederlck Jane Merrrrnan Beverly Ktnrppel lRow 2 Carol Pekrun Marlene Malwrtz Judy Wtrsbrnskr Dorothy Rendall Marlorre Burns Nancy Brzyckr ty K Betty Beramann pat Felten Cathertne Johnson lRow Ill Kar n Rosenou Jodre lmes Helen Gronowskr Joyce Schumbacker barbara Franson Jerr Shephard Dayrd May Marrlyn Lynch Dorothy Erdmann Nancy Qurnn Ann Baas Brtdgett Charnota lilow Al Sandy Asman Beth Hurley Charlotte Jeltnck Doreen Nickerson Renee Htckade Mary Waclawskr Carol J an Ntckerson Martlyn Meter Joann Obermayr Darlene Felske Ruh Peterson Judy Wood Carole Ercnstaedt Row Sl Glenda Veshowske Judy Strazrshar Sue Hamann Judy Bott Pat Berg Lynn M Ile Karen Klern Grace Smalley Ellen Schrnudt Betty Lach Kathy Drehl Karen Gustafson Judy Zenda Bonnre Thompson l l T 1 r 4 I I I I Y r I A r ' r r I I I I 4 AI I '3 , r r . f r 4 r r , r . . r , , , , r - l r , ' 1 ' , r . ' , . r A ' - ' A A 1 ,,, lj' . . , - .. , A ' .. We L 4 P ' A .. , , ' O -' -e . . , . l V . V, -,. q W Q1 f X ' .. - z , w rw A. , - X 4' J 5 1 Q L . - , 7 J 7 5 J P H l b. Th' 5: rrrt la gtytnv rt on ht. l ' at ' r ., l r r r r r r lr I C r r , - l r , A, , I r lr l'lo'l lern, of , , . , , e , , . , 5 . , . , 1 . , . l r , , r . . 'l lr r I A I r r r I I - LIGHT CREW--Many varied and interesting color effects were produced by these boys who were always on the beam lRow ll Terry Schulist, Gregg Smith. lRow Ql William Arndt David Halle, Ferdinand Peritz Gerald Wissing. lRow 31 James Litwin, Bradley Lemke, Loren Whitlow, .lerry Breecher We Set The Stage STAGE CREW-Without the aid of this crew, our programs would all have been failures. Their con- stant efforts gave final polish to our presentations. Thomas Schachtely, Thomas Lyles, Fred Krasovich, Jerry Lawetski, Robert Fazen, Chuck Moker, Thomas Hruz, Robert Kowalkowski, Miss Case. SOUND CREW These boys gave sound to our programs and assemblies t is year lRow ur Eide Gary Blomberg Larry Ciganek Scott Sherman Douglas Sinclair Gary Dietz. DEBATE lRow 11 Edwtna McGtll Sandra Jurlcowslct Janet Schnetder Carl Grafenauer Sharon Frakes lRow 21 Rtchard Schmttt Ann Baas Sandra Aschenbrenner Vtrgtnta Mescher Carole Dunkovtch Mary Schmtdltng lRow 31 Joel Elltott Bull Tesnow Henry Schnell Larry Gttlord Terry Royt Jtm Thtel Paul Ftx lRow 41 Ken Nordby James Nordby Jerry Breecher Dagttn Jensen Make Sachen Thomas Gull Rtchard Alverson Rtchard Bahr Debators thts year really had to be on thetr toes The subyect debated was resolved Should the Federal Government subs ant ally tncrease the regulatton of Labor Untons Long hours were spent ttndtng the facts organ tztng them and presenttng them All the ttme and energy they spent was well worth the rewardtng results We Weigh Our Words THESPIANS Anythtng connected wtth the stage Interested these people Stngers dancers actors ltghttng and sound crews lust aslc they can produce tt lRow l1 Jacaltne Ztmmerman Peter Karcultas Terry Schultst Donna Cady Karen Mtlos Sharon Htttman Ltnda Mules Pat McPeelc lRow 21 Barbara Adams Joan Slcolc Nancy Fera Peggy Noll Karen l-labtger Karen Gabel Mass Case lRow 31 Bob Anderson Jtm Letwtn Loren Whttlow David Holle Bob Faz n Gerald Wtsstng Carol Jean Ntckerson Joanne Obermayr lRow 4 Tom Schachtely Gary Dtetz Douglas Stnclatr Fred Krasovtch Scott Sherman Greg Smith Bull Arndt Jtm Jeltnelc OSX i 1 ta LATIN CLUB-lRow ll Sandy Jurkowski, Betty Balcer, Jane Schneider, Peter Karculias, Patricia Evinrude, Florer' Atkinson, Carol Clark, Sharon Kremer, Sharon Runte, Penny Hanson, Eileen Scharnell, Patricia Dahms, Linda Jof lRow Ql Virginia Clark, Virginia Mescher, Meredith Johnson, Helene Joseph, Judy Retert, Barbara Wendt, Cather Cole, Linda Gieskieng, Pat lngraham, Jane Merriman, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Marlene Voltz. lRow 31 Judy Omal , Judith Beirle, Joy Wyderka, Carol Jean Nickerson, Mary Waclawski, Cheryl Martin, Sharon Rosenow, Carol Antclifte, Barbara Potochar, Peggy Noll, Thomas Holberg, Dorothy Dietz, Linda Moser, Betty Mitchell. lRow 41 Keith Williamson, Kathy Diehl, Marilyn Meier, Joyce Schumbacker, Judy Blomberg, Helen Gronowski, Marilyn Lynch, Ken Kempka, Larry Kelley, David Halle, Jerry Rayner, Carol Mencteldowski, Mary Schmidling, Barbara Borzyczkowski, Mrs, Plichta. lllow Sl Jerry Breecher, Gary Blornberg, Kurt Eide, Sam Mazlack, Greg Yach, Henry Schnell, Jim Jelinek, Larry Gifford, Bill Tesnovv, Alan Hatemeister, Jon Ullsperger, Margaret Rys, Kathy Jacoby, Carolyn Maas, Grace Smalley. Guests at the banquet are being served by slave Sharon Kremer. LATIN CLUB-Latin club meetings enabled Latin students to learn a little more about the fascinating lives ot the Romans. The banquet was the highlight of the year which everyone attended dressed in Roman style. The meal typical ot meals served during the ancient days was served by slaves. The slaves achieved the honor ot serving by receiving A averages. i wr S Karen Nickerson, Jim Jelinek and , Peggy Noll certainly seem to be J Q enjoying themselves. M g 'fi' C ag Q gl U Qu -T rg. ri Bluebeard stands by as his wife gi .MH Wggg' f- 'f , assists one ot the gods present at ' 'A . the banquet. W Hasfo Lo Visio, Amigos SPANISH CLUB - Aqui se hable espanol, translated means, here Spanish is spoken. As one of its main purposes to understand and appreciate the people south of the border and across the sea, Los Amigos were able to go farther than their classrooms and explore the delightful Spanish customs. The year was highlighted by the annual fiesta which included Spanish dinner, songs, entertainment, and of course the breaking of the Pinata. Ran American Day was also celebrated with the colorful customs from lands no longer foreign to us. Miss Debruin's travels brought objects such as these dolls which tell of enchanting people and their cultures SPANISH CLUB lRow ll David Sanders Joy Glick Kathy Toth Leann Stiefel Ethel Drummond Nancy Jaensch Benn th Vahl Judie Hills Darlene Proeber Donna Cady Katie Conrad Sharon Hittman Miss De Bruin lRow Qi Sherrie Forsyth Beth Granatella Beth Ramthun Joan Skok Nancy Kopecky Bonnie Oesau Mary Hollander Diane Martine Barbara Franson Sandra Perinovic Kathi Stacy Barbara Misurek Ann Bacis Barbara Johnson Theresa Komes Raquel Neto Lorna Shouldice Dianna Molnar Janice Pairan Joe Petrie lRow 41 David Tooley Jim Kellogg Donald Dickinson Williarn Arndt John Zass Priscilla Chelminiak Carole Brunette James Cody Peter Brochhausen Diane Woods Patricia Evans Marylynn Ryan Beth Hurley Rutn Petersen W . 1 . I I . I I I . I I I I I I A I I S ' I Joanne Laisic, Nancy Fera, Judy Roberts, Judy Lachner, Sharon Del-lusson. lRow 3l Ann Carlson, Richard Schmitt, W V l . . S - I i . l . - . I l . ! . I l X . l , . 'I l . , .l . . I I . , i , i i , i - V . BANDYIROW ll Carol Antclitfe, Barbara Morris, Robert Brzycki, Bonnie Oesau, Geraldine Baboshek. lRow Ql Mary Scanlon, Alvin Dadian, Carolyn Maas, Eileen Scharnell, Douglas Kerpesteiri, Thomas l-lolberg, lRow 3l Carol Frederick, Benneth Vahl, David Menzel, Peggy Nall, Sandra Cain, Carol Lemense, Joy Wyderka. lRow 4l Barbara Kummer, Schawkic Roth, Linda Miles, Carolyn Muhar, Jean Stickley, Gerald Crackerr lllow 51 Dennis McCullen, Jefterry Weiskopf, Dennis Beniamin, Gary Bock, Bonnie Rose, Michael Buehler, Keith Williamson, lRow 61 James Best, James Meyer, John Galloway, James Kellogg, William Arndt, William Cody. Mr, Emerson spent a great deal ot his time giving private lessons. Here he instructs Peg Noll, an alto clarinet player, Our basketball games start out with the pep band playing the Star Spangled Banner . At this point we know the game will soon begin. During halt time the band entertains the tans with spirited marches and strains of moody blues numbers. Pep band also provided music tor the various pep as- semblies and shows put on by our school organizations, H'hNt MAJORETTES AND FLAG TWIRLERS - lRow ll Meredith Johnson, Nancy Jaensch, Barbara Maynard, Lynn Heffner, Judie Hills. lRow 21 Diane Bradshaw, Linda Miles, Carol Fred- rick, Joy Wyderka, Carol Antcliffe, Joan Walker, Penny Charnota, Eileen Scharnell. This combination added spark to halt-time shows with their dance routines. lg O es' ORCHESTRA K Strings under the direction of Mr. Lyle make fine music for anyone to enjoy because their selections include every- thing from the most classical to that of the Broadway stage. Besides their concert, members of the Orchestra played for the Christmas assembly and The Taming of the Shrew. ORCHESTRA-lRow ll Judith Lumley, Carol Barker, Sandra Sanderson, Joan Gunth r Joyce Lasky. lRow 2l Ernest Dorrow, Joan Cukiati, Helene Joseph, Shirley Rice, Judie Hills. lRow 3l Carole Eichstaedt, Linda Joers, Barbara Maynard, Barbara Morris, Mary Scanlon. lRow 41 Ann Carlson, Mary Strom, Dennis McCullen, Dennis Beniamin, Bonnie Rose X I After the tootball season the band prepared for the Band-Oellama, which included everything from the wild west to a male ballet in New York. With music provided by the show band, this new type ot program proved to be a great hit with Central and West Allis. Melodies Fair BG ORCHESTRA-lRow ll Sharon Rosenow, Mary Dunham, Kenneth Sigler, Kenneth Kempka. lRovv 21 Ronald Wessell, Sandra Cordes, Barbara Franson, Kay Kempka, Lynn Sigler. lRow 3l Barbara Kummer, Gerald Crocker, Patrick Faillaci, loan Walker, Pete Karculias. lRow 4l John Galloway, Norbert Kohnke, Grace Hansen, Carol Antclifte, William Triplett. A CAPPELLA-lRow ll Katie Conrad, Carol Clark, Linda Elliott, Gay Allen, Kathy Rau, Barbara Peck, Darlene Rupena, Joy Glick, Jeraldine Jessie, Christine Rintoul. lRow Ql Gloria Vershowske, Renee Hikade, Joan lkeler, Karen Klein, Kathleen Graet, Varginia Williamson, Darlene Norship, Sharon Dawson, Janice Pairan, Barbara Johnson, Nancy Fera. lRow 31 Diane Falk, Barbara Williamson, Dorothy Erdmann, Catherine Cole, Karen Rosenau, Ann Carlson, Marianne Stamm, Dorothy Dietz, Carole Schett, Karen Nickerson, Delores Kimminau, Kathleen Diehl. lRow 4l Sue Mertens, Rosalie Heckert, John Dzioba, Tom Rosewicz, Pat Boyle, Edward Kolo, Roy Staab, James Theisen, Marvin Laich, Allan Vershowski, Erik Anderson. lRow 51 Clarann Buelow, Patricia Von Stockhausen, Jerry Breecher, David Fadness, Paul Fix, Michael Svitter, James Nordby, Ray Altenbach, Dale Anderson, Tom Werderitsch. Syncopafed Rhythms People could tell these girls liked to sing because they put heart and soul into every song. Performing tor many school concerts and social functions, they charmed their audiences with their melodies, On several occasions they teamed up with the Boys' Double Quartet in what proved to be excellent entertainment. Triple Trio in- cluded Karen Nickerson, Kath- leen Graet, Carol Clark, Ka- therine Conrad, Gale Wein- kauf, Georgia Hoisington, Barbara Potochar, Janice Pairan, Darlene Rupena. A CAPPELLA-lRow I1 Georgia Hoisington, Nancy Kopecky, Karen Gabel, Irene Kolo, Susan Hugdahl, Karen Sanderson, Christine Szopinski, Jacquelyn Ikeler, Mary Ellen Arseneau, Lowe Ann Schellenberger. IRow 21 Lynn Sigler, Sharon Forsyth, Judy Felkner, Barbara Potochar, Sharon Johnson, Irene Wanninger, Mary Waclawski, Barbara John, Judith Neibert, Kathleen Padden. lRow 31 Enid Koch, Patricia Evans, Kathy Rintoul, Kay Wensing, Carol Jean Nickerson, Barbara Diedrich, Jacquelyn Dacquista, Judith Totz Judith Loberg, Charlotte Bogust, Diane Smith, Jean Gygax. IRow 41 Richard Sulok, James Sengstock Warren Krabbe, Charles Moker, Dale Laabs, Jerry Harsch, Fred Meyer, James Allen, Gloria Balistierri I I 1 Barbara Conrad. lRow 51 Kenneth Nordby, Michael Hanley, Bradley Lemke, David May, James Middle- stead, James Jelinek, Gordon Brantzeg, Douglas Weiss, Chloe Franckowiak, Gabriella Augustat. There's Music In The Air DOUBLE QUARTETTE-Eight lads with eight merry voices sang their way into the hearts of their audiences wherever they went. Included in their selections was a variety of Negro Spirituals, novelties, and songs of a more serious type. Never at loss for a song they entertained at many social functions. Double Quartette includes: Bradley Lemke, Dale Anderson, David Fadness, Thomas Werderitsch, Warren Krabbe, Fred Meyer, Douglas Weiss, Dale Laabs. Just as it takes teamwork to produce a winning combination in sports, it takes teamwork to produce a fine sounding choir. With Mr. Fox as a coach, there was never a doubt that CentraI's choir would be anything but the best. Fine performances wherever they sang were a proof of the fine training and constant effort put forth by teacher and student working together, GIRLS CHORUS-lRow ll Virginia Wage, Carole Schell, Christine Szopinski, Karen Sanderson, Sharon Becker, Georgia Hoisington, Lowe Ann Schellenberger, Sandy Hollander, Irene Kolo, Judy Felkner, Sue Hugdahl. lRow 21 Judy Niebert, Mary Iverson, Karen Gabel,-Charlotte Bogust, Mary Schmidling, Jacquelyn Dacquista, Mary Elien Arseneau, Nancy Kopecky, Judy Zahn, Janet Peterson, Kathleen Padden. lRow 31 Jeraldine Jessie, Rosemarie Farrow, Gale Weinlcauf, Barbara Misurelc, Carol Pelcrun, Gloria Balistierri, Arlene Heimich, Donna Wagner, Judy Totz, Gabriela Augustat, Diane Smith, Kay Wensing. lRow Al Christine Rintoul, Diane Wisialowslci, Chloe Franckowialc, Kathy Rintoul, Virginia Farrell, Aloma Dolinac, Dianna Molnar, Enid Koch, Barbara Potochar, Carol Jean Nickerson, Mary Waclawski, Barbara Diedrich, Carol Parent, lRow Sl Diane Wittman, Nancy Brzyclci, Patricia Evans, Jeri Shephard, Arlene Glasenapp, Jacquelyn llceler, Janie Karstedt, Jean Gygax, Barbara John, Sharon Johnson, Barbara Conrad. A candlelight processional, led by these members ot the girls chorus, began the Christmas Concert. 4... 35 41 Patrlcla Evans Nancy Kopecky Co edrtor Co edffor 'QS il Janice Pauran Pamela McPeek James Elsenman Carol Barker Senior Edlfor Art Edrlor Sporls Edflor Business Manager Through Thelr E forfs Of This Year ANNUAL STAFF lRow ll Marlene Volfz Kathy Graef Arlene Cholnackl Pearl Mlleftu Duane Achatz Lowe Ann Schellenberger lRow 2l Bonnie Oesou Gay Allen Kathleen Label Carol Scheff Patrucna McPeek Nancy Kopecky lRow 3l Carol Jean Nickerson Carol Fredrick Bonnie Thompson Jamce Palran Duane Knight Marcua Eddy lRow 41 Arthur Knnsey Patrncla Evans Barbara Conrad Karen Nlckerson, Joy Wyderka, Judy Zenda, Leon Hoepner 'iw I I ly Mfg' 'fJ'fa2v'1, , ' ., .- 1 ' I I I 0 f Q l l I I I I I ' I I I I , - , , . , , - , , , Editors Janice Pairan, Patricia Evans, and Nancy Kopecky are concentrating on copy which must be finished before a nearing deadline. A great deal of work must be done behind the scenes. Here James Joy and Pat McPeek are draw- ANNUAL STAFF-The results of a hard working Annual ing pages in the dummies for the printer. Staff are shown in the finished product, the Wamago. Members spent many hours organizing, cutting, pasting, drawing, writing copy, and selling ads. Miss Adams, the statf's competent advisor guided the book's progress and saw to it that deadlines were met. Memories Will Be Kepf Clear Pearl Miletti is carefully pasting one of the Bonnie Oesau and Pat McPeelc check the newly drawn boards. dummy for errors. NEWSPAPER STAFF Headlmes and deadlunes were but a part of the 'ob facing the staff of the Wamago our monthly newspaper Under Mrs Funk s dnrectuon the gournallsm classes saw to It our news was good news lRow ll Pat Felton Shirley Jurls Barbara Adams Mrs Funk lRow 2l Bonnie Thompson Sharon Torgerson Carol Fredrick Kathy Albright Sharon Forsyth Jerry Metz lRow 31 Judy Zenda Norbert Kohnlce Charlotte Pandall Judy Strazlshar Judy Smuth Keith Wrlllamson Head Lmes An Dead Lmes Co Edltors Judy Strazlshar Shirley Juras uv' 191 ,qi- ' il Third Page Edltor Sports Editor Feature Editor Flrst Page Editor Kathy Albright Jerry Metz Charlotte Randall Sharon Forsyth I I I ' I I A ' I I I I y 4, , fp A g,:s n A V 'A ,'tr 7 UA 5555 lu l Us .V 11 X f , f ni .lm H N 5-. ? Qg I 3 - ff -f.. A 'M fa- Q time Busy Days ln Store MRS O BRIEN Smlllmg lrlsh eyes greeted students each morning as Mrs OBrien set out for her days work Her understanding and patrent nature made her an Ideal special educa tlon teacher Well always remember her cheer tul personality which made our sophomore year one to remember HR16 lRow ll .lame Karstedt Doug las Kerpesteln Ronald Lange Gary Logan lRow Ql Dona Mantey Roy Mather Roxane Mclntosh Judy Omahne Walter Peterson lRow 31 Susie Puffpatt Irene Poulakos Jeral dune Scherer Kenneth Srgler Darlene Small Thomas Turclc Charles Wage he iv ,WI lRow l l Carol Anderson, Stephen Bavido, James Bamberg, Susan Bruening, Ramona Budzinski, Barbara Burbey, Robert Fischer. lRow Ql Helen Gronowslci, Donald Haas, William Hupe, Margaret Imberi. C5 S414 N s l W ,again-M iff fl a . M: W 1 ' 'FW'-'K ,,. ,, , i, .f Q fi Y I 5 my sax- f we ,l - ' 'Q Q 'gt V , 1- 'u . . . ' .4 f . it o s 9 2 1, . , e' ' Q , W 'N Se E , , ,, P A., . r 5 ' is 'QF ' 6, My it 'H We -if - YI' ,C . , , -Q -Q.. W-E Q. ,-T, A Q vm X ff ,LN qi A l 5 li inllx MR JANIKOWSKI Homeroom 124 has central s top basketball rooters and its no wonder because Mr Jans their advisor Not only liked and admired by the boys on his squad and in his drafting classes the s as well th b ys n homeroom find him nice to have as an advisor even if he does tease them at times lRow ll Franson, lRow 21 Helene Patricia me Q 'Z , James Allen, Marlene Bowlin, Bruce Fox, Barbara Juris Gaigels, John Galloway, James Harsch. Thomas Henry, Joy Hesse, Robert Holub. lllow 3l Joseph, Allen Klump, Judith Knippel. lRow 4l Kraus. H R 24 Fun And Frolic Galore lRow ll Kenneth McLean Sandra Mitchell Jim Nordby lRow 21 John Peterson Margaret Rys Gerald Schmitz JoJean Skodowski Bonnie Thompson Clifford Westberg Donna Williams 55' 2 as g-4.1 i' dell!-Q K ,N 'QP- M 4 6' I. LL: fi! ff, f 3 ,1 S 4+ 'W 'irarlf 'Q +91 html- if' i xirw , s....f lRow ll Dennis Arkin, Sandra Aschenbrenner, Patrick Boyle, Richard Childers, Ruthann Cook, Joan Cukiati, George Griffin. lRow 2l Barbara Guderyon, Ronald Guendert, Linda Joers, Sandra Jurkowski. lRow 3l Allen Kaminski, Judy Koepp, Leigh Lawton. lRow 41 Gerald Loebel. lRow Sl Donna Martin. MR MILTON An enthusrastlc coach and teacher was Mr Milton our football coach and homeroom teacher of l38 Willing to give advise and always ready with the right answer was this quick thinking man This was especially important in those tight fixes when it meant that our team was either bound for victory or defeat Mr Milton also possesses that certain personality which is admired by all who know him lRow ll Mike McMackin Marilyn Meier Robert Ohm Juanita Petrus lRow 2l Dennis Saarl Gregg Smith Susan Taylor Shirley Vivier Patricia Walsh Jan Wentzel Gerald Wlsslng M f Running Hlfher sf' 'E' I 73.4. At I W, ' gl X . fw- . 1 ,, t , 1 ' l Q.. lRow ll Kathenne Hammond lRow 21 Penny Krlehn Bruce Kuchta Patrlcla Ludwlckl Thomas Muller lRow 31 Elizabeth Mitchell Lunda Moser Harry Norvelus Elaine Plloczewskl Beth Ramthum lRow 4l Gerald Rayner Mary Schmldlung Joyce Schumbacker Wllltam Sommer Kathleen Toth Gregory Yach Robert Waddung on 5 E' JL T' lRow ll Sandra Bahr, .lames Bandle, Judy Barnard, Charlene Blair, Henry Bremer, Karen Cerney, Gary Christopherson. lRow 21 Gary Dietz, .lim Edwards, Jack Farrar, Robert Hage- meyer. H. R. 142 MISS SCHLOTTMAN A friend to one and all was Mlss Schlottman Her bubbling per sonallty and her deep Interests In sewmg cooking and home lnvmg made everyone enloy her classes lmmensely She was the frnest homeroom teacher to be found agreed each and every student nn 142 No matter how busy she always found time to give a helpmg hand Running There 11 A S., T '-M ' . '. . . - ,. t 7 . . . I I R I I , t X1 as. X J ' nfs' 5 , - 5- I Q., 1-, AM V 'I -G. I :L X ,. A 1 - wi, ' ' ' ' E' s ' - f' ' , 1 - 2'-fl, I I V 1 I ' I K sk' Q .-ir. fff ' 1 f A , ., , W ' , , , f S2725 ' r 4 ' or f L A-J?-vs 4- ' 3- f if 3 -'A .X ' W ' ' E ' 1 'fl ,, ' .. f 1 or E f- .. -ff , ' 1N,,, y A V, 6' Q I V K M , 'S Q .Se -. ' t :df es- , e S it ' ., . ,J . , ee' ,. , Qs- s-...QL 1-Y 11 lg' au. 'Wit We Q, 515' an 'W lRow ll Kenneth Ahles Janet Bartlet Barbara Borzyczkowskr Thomas Brown Mrke Buehler Arlene Chognackl Christine Crlml lRow 21 Carol Doll Robert Frnley Judrth Foshey James Hammond Robert Howell Nancy Jaensch Holly Klern lRow 31 Lawrence Kress Thomas Lucas Carolyn Maas Carol Pekrun Richard Pferffer Karen Rrch James Shanks lRow 41 Dennis Strelow Gloria Swords lRaw ll Carol Thiel, Jerry Throgmorton, Fred Werner Down The Hall MR FEHRENBACH Meet the mysterious voice behrnd the football games Not so mysterrous rs Mr Fehrenbachs skull and knowledge un the field of woodworklng Boys wee amazed at the wonderful things that could be done wlth wood Hrs homeroom agrees that he rs capable of handling much more than a hammer H. R. 201 ,Q - Iii , va. X 6- g QQ -G. 4. 2 5. '9' it 4 lRow l1 Betty Balcer, Thomas Botterud, Janet Ehm. Up The Stair l'l R 228 lRow l1 Marilyn Fedran lgnac Fink Susan GeMoll David Goldback lRow 21 Carl Gratenauer Steve Horvath Catherine John son Gregory Kalmadge Mike Klawitter Su zanne Koch lRow 31 Paul Krause Kathy Lewis James Marmello Robert Matthes Glen Mikula Judith Muenz Sharon Runte lRow 41 Patricia Saganski Tim Schmidt Scott Sherman Grace Smalley James Tesnow Karen Wagner Robert Williams 'GQ-4, 41 gn. . er r .L MR. PLICHTA-A vigorous man with a vast amount ol knowledge in many fields as well as American History, is Mr. Plichta. As advisor to sophomore homeroom 228, he always took time to make sure the needs of his students were adequately filled. 'N sewn in 'wr 5-'GL lr ig 'iv 'Rx Ng Vs-s BFI' at l 1- 503-as up- 1 MR ZAMZOW All the maglc of bu ology was presented to students through the patience and skillful teachung methods of Mr Zamzow Biology a broad and Interesting sublect was fulled with every thing from tmy celled plants to such thmgs as complex as a human being Besrdes being an outstandung teacher we wlll also remember hum as our football coach and homeroom teacher of 234 H. R. 234 2? ? warg, was at tt W lRow ll Michael Blllyard Patrlcla Brown PfISCIllO Chelmtnlak Kenneth Dressler Sharon Dunn Patrucla Evinrude Paul Flx Row 2 Thomas Gull Donna Hablger Glenn Huck mann Robert Hurt Sandra Kung Theresa Komes Patricia Krahn lllow 31 Douglas Magroy Nancy Marlschen Charles Moker John Molenda lRow 4l Maxme Ostrowskr Wllllam Pofahl Lawrence Schaub James Sengstock lRow ll Dorothy Sherman, Sharon Srmpson, Marsha Staedter, Rrchard Sulok, Theresa Turan, Kenneth Van Vleet, Jerry Wtlllams -9' w 'ir f ' L vw frm' is 4:4 gy ig, xy R fr, ml ev. Q Q5 19: Kf- tt, t 4 A' 127' X 'R MISS KRUEGER lt helps when students know that theur teacher really wants them to learn and IS walling to spend outside tame to help them Englrsh students appreciate Mrs Kruegers slncerlty and thoroughness as she teaches rumor classes and Revnew Englrsh Mechamcs vocabulary and good outside readnng as prctured here are stressed rn the course Theres The Bell H R 238 lRow ll Gerald Kraus Kath leen Lau Kenneth l.eln Marilyn Lynch Frank Melzl lRow 21 K N' Vlrglma Mescher Ferdinand Perrtz Darlene Prlvatt Make Sachen Robert Sarrch lRow 31 Terry Schulrst, .lerl Shephard, Kathy St Aubln, Karen Theslng, M IC h a el Trolanowskl, John Wlsnlewskl, David Wolter lp 6 f 1 sd 127' lRow ll Barbara Benoit Mary Budlsh Ernest Dorow Robert Fazen Mary Glaser Arlene Hennrlch Ruth Helland lRow 2l Ernst Henser sky Kaye Jellnek Larry Kelly June Koepp 6'4 es. gmc! 'W 5 Q.. lllw ' ,, W S' 's ' Mtzfw Q X s xf -' . e Az c. 'i:1::s, 9f:'f. rf sr' ' ' 2 Q32 1: is :lf I . l iz b R aww, 1' ffl'- g sk p -V , it lRow ll Mary Alderton, Gerald Borkenhagen, 21: use ' ' L L eu' : - ' s 'G - - . e-: s - a ' L to ln Homeroom Laurelie Bruss, Larry Ciganek, Mary Dunham, Jill Eckrich, Carol Fredrick. lRow 21 Glenn Gaulke, Karen Gustafson, Kathy Hollis, Robert Kastelic, Gerald Demshar. lRow ll Edward Kolo lRow 2l Fred Kraso vich Carol Lemense KEIIen Lewis lRow 3' Diane Lucas Frank Lustlc Chris Matchett John Meyer lRow 41 Dorothy Rendall James Scharnell Lorna Shouldlce Thomas Toole Philip Wagner Judith Wood -it Q MRS. PLICHTA --lt's surprising that students ot Mrs. Plichta's homeroom don't converse in ancient Latin because the blackboards are always filled with conlugatlons declensions and vocabulary Bulletin boards too with Latin IH pictures help to make Latin lively for her first second and third year classes Approprlately Mrs Pllchta also advises the Latin Club which is famous for its annual banquet Nw HR239 Vs. 'GHS wid X X I . . l l ' A I I A I ' J , , 1 . D . I . . l K in 2 l i e 'V W Q ' . If . - i 4- as 8 U I , A .. , Lge M I I ' I W 'V V I I .. I I I ' L ' , - Q . ., ,, , R, J - 'Sr in J we S .4 i M V ' F' the L , ,L v f 'um .A 5 if ,iw 'fr' J L lv' F' f ' in . PN Cr 5 -. M, ' Q 6 iii ' 'r 7' i ' S' A 5.. '. ' 4 it A .L X' ' I 5 15: 32 it Q 'X elf 'T Q X if ,- i. ' 'rc' CN s , . ,. 8. , sf gr . ii , e... N, 1 Af', . l' 1553 .tg will - 1 a is 'qv-c. . ' Q fi 'iw- N f 'fffl X 1 41.1, an L 's 4. . , .,:.,, -.,: 1-f -ffl 'ri I l ff A 4 'NJ 1 4, -. r if ,ep . LQ Lsiilgg mf , . r',ysf' 4 A , ' fx 'Y tt 4 RQ- vi X it xggh. Jia l lRow ll Karen Adams, Patricia Ahrendt, William Arkin, Jerome Bradway, Victoria Briesmeister, Gary Carleton, Randall Hart. lRow 21 Sandra Hollander, M e r e d i t h Johnson, Robert Kolodzieiski, Alice Kowalkow- ski, Jim Kubricky. lRow 31 Gerald LaMere, Ruth Loberg, Robert Lyttle, Carol Mencfel- clowski. All ls We H R 246 lRow ll Marilyn Mershnik Dianna Molnar Kenneth Nordby Richard Oremus lRow Ql Dawn Schattschneider Betty Pyka Terry Royt Gordon Rupert Richard Schmitt Douglas Sin clair Janice Wozniak 954 MISS BALISTRERI Not only does Miss Ballstreri have an Interesting personality but she also teaches the subgect of Problems of American Democ racy and American History in a fascinating way Her classes thoroughly enloyed her slides and her broad knowledge of the USA from travel expert ences Being the Hall Monitor advisor involved quite a bit of extra time and effort but Mass Balistrerl found the time for it and also her ambitious sopho more home room 'x I ,V K i Q . l J J J sal Q , ,i , 'J nj , fi 'J ' 'ff' . . . - ,gt ,Q , f 1 J., . . ' . ' K 'r 1 't' H J N . '- ' ' lf,,, 'tt ll' Z ' 3 , A . ,. if 1 X 1 ' 1 J , , . .., , 1 ' 3 . 1 i ,M F ' Q Q, S? , . 1 q V me ,,, . aw- ,, V W f A i , 314- J ' -7 , if A g 1, , 'WP o , K7 , X., vi , af' W - wi My i Mk- A , K ii 4 I ig L, . X1 ,,,., ' J l,,u' 53- ' Q3 J 5 - X ,,.. X . , ' - B J. Ars, 'A 'K 5.-'Fe sa, -can 1. Q, X 'lf ?n 11, S '75 , YP , 'Nu 3 , Q uf- A' .. W ' 1 ' 1: ' uv- I , -, gh. Q...- ' ' kv W, ff Eli . in fe. fs- up ik Wi 1 W VS. 6 V J Q., Q 1 5 x J l ' tn 1 kv V xx. , W kq' ,. K , Q1 N, s. is, 'L lt xi ,S to ,X hs- -I . fd'-in ,Wi-. X t ,M-...rc X K ,, . MR WULZ When odors of formaldehyde waft down the hall Mr Wulzs buology students are busy wlth the dissection of frogs fush and other members of the animal kungdom Under has supervlslon students were made aware of the great varletles of plants an the common woods and faelds Homeroom 234 also found that Mr Wulz was a number one problem solver besides beung a capable teacher H R302 lRow ll Barbara Mlsurek Pa trncla Morrell James Pousho James Pflasterer Louise Ra 1 deau lRow 2l Bonnle Rose Thomas Schumacher Dmeen Walders Joyce Wlrsbmsku -.. Robert Woltowlcz Davld Wold Judy Zenda -J .SM I l lRow ll Sonya Altendorf Sandra Asman Mlchael Bablch James Baumann Brrdget Charnota Jamce Crowley Carol Dunkovlch lRow Ql Jean Fink Lawrence Gifford Gerald Harsch James Kellogg Carole Korpela Jerry Lawetzku lRow 31 Marilyn Luecker John Marks Daniel McGmnls Homeroom Business '1'.7 ,uh . en, . deli- is af , ' , ' , R, , . . My Y ' 1 1 I ' c QVI: q c ' I - ' - ' K V .. . if 4. ' J ' , . Ut ' A , . . . W at . f s ,till . . . -A , if Ak 4 ' . u l I - k I I V' I b - , A . use ' , f -R L SI ,' i fs ra. sa. ' . . . ss, ':' ' A ' b gf no ' . . . ' ev V 1'-:M 53' I W if A -. I f ' ' J -9' to l 1 , 5' W, W Y i ' 1. , H' ii, f I - 4 '49 T A xr- . gy, ' C J . J i f? S-' uv 'W 5 5' 'Q L ff in . , 1 ga ses., J , ri - - x 4. JL :J-1 ...J Al iii vp, lRow ll Mary Gooch James Halloran Joseph Hayes Carole Henning lRow 21 Helen Laurich Bill Lauritch Roy Llndner Marlene Malwrtz lRow 3l Richard Mlshefske Carolyn Muhar Diane Ramsak James Schneider Jane Schneider Frederick Stellbrlnk Benneth Vahl 'Vv i A 2 lRow ll Dano Anderson, Lynda Anderson, Judith Beierle, Gary Biwersi, Philip Broch- hausen, Carole Brunette, Virginia Clark. lRow Ql William Cody, Thomas Crowley, Karen duPont, Marilyn Falske. H. R. 320 Out Of The Way MR STURM Few know that Mr Sturm himself is a fine musician and performer but many organizations appreciate the pro grams and tickets which he and his classes printed for their performances He also rs advisor of homeroom 320 aww N QQ- A A X, -f fe ' 'I ,J i 'tw J ii lg j I - I ., s g' Q A . ' . . ' . M- ..,, -lk ' 1 I ig 'M' ' , A- ' t J L v vw , J it 'J i wn: Y . . J' T Q5 ,I if J ', 'Q , 'J' 5 . V , !, 'QF ,, :n X , 4 3' ,,,, if Cl: . , ivy' 'i iA f, J I 2 ':1 J ii X , , i g 5 5 Q f vhs. . 5 k Q I .I ' X 1 x X x K lk ti fn g ' MISS MESSLING-Miss Messling's an interesting personality who had the ability to impress upon her students the true meaning ot English and literature Discussion enabled students to more easily comprehend the material being studied and also practice in speaking As homeroom teacher of 338 she was exceptionally understanding and patient H R 338 Now We Go To lRow ll Marlene Lyons Maureen McCullen Judy Murley Donna Nick lRow 21 James Perinovrc Edward Peters Judy Radloff Marr lyn Sterling lRow 3l Sally Stiles Jerome Strasser Jon Ullsperger Allan Vershowski Terry West John Zasoba Karen Zlelinskl 1'- V L Q ,-E Q X' s',s W H l 3-if .. we G, . Q I Q 'A '41 in-X vu... g ' X-' I sr gre . - 'I 'SE' .1 ' . A 5 X1 , i -A ,xg fl t'tas lRow ll Donna Auseth, Constance Bacovsky, Thomas Bixler, Nancy Brzycki, Gary Chappel, Carole Eichstaedt, Thomas Holberg. lRow 21 Doris Jensen, Don Johnson, Peter Karculias, Richard Loehndorf. .C ef ,4- . . . , J, 1 7 Q Q, I l li A yr 1 'Q .2 A Q iN C Q. -il' . in , ,ff V , A f if ffl.-ef W VL t . W, . I r 1 . . . ' ' . lx, All 'N 'v-. q ,. I I I I - N 1 Q'I'L..t . ' , ' 1 I K 44- K I ' ' . . .' . , I , , . ,- i t ' 1 if . ,. 9 ft- A ' J 1 - Xi u li 'M J J t J A A - V 31 K .. Qtr , uw . tf' N' A ,- ':, fx s J if 'AWK Ks. A ii : 7- -I i v vw QQ. . . . .J-.. H R112 sv - J + me A J. K , . K V Q t - tx, -' ' J ii. ii f- 'X ax . ' azz: lRow ll Ray Altenbcch Sandra Becker James Best Dale Burmeister Roger A Charlier Ethel Drummond Dorothy Erdmann. lRow Zl William Forsyth Lorelee r Gardner Alvin Glasenapp William Hofer Mary Hollander. lRow 3l Joan K s Kubricky Joyce Lasky. - , X MR LANDGRAF Future engineers architects and mechanical draftsmen work under the valuable assistance of Mr Landgrat in the drafting department Boys learn that per spective is not as easy as it looks as they plan and even build from their drawing M Landgraf is busy in spring and fall as he coaches golf and cross country bv s ' hu., The Resf O The Day lRow ll Thomas Lyles Sharon Mohorich Ed ward Molenda Diane Navarre lRow Ql John OHara Bruce Rudy Kathleen Ruud Virginia Scan Thomas Schachteley James Steuer Freda Theslng X mm ws. 4--r 'fy 'K-N X I I I 1 ,. f Q I I I , , , l 1 gf 1 , Y . c . Q, .. X l 3 . . I -v- I I .Y ' . ' l - in , . . . . rr it . . . X ' 1 X rl - , A . A X --- - 44 ' ' f ' if 1 1 1 ' W .M . is . ai. lf K I X I 1 ' . I 4' ' V I I I up' f . '1- ' 2 'T' t f 1 W. , Vs.. ' . .X I V, M 4, g .vs js 5 V f ' V: lr? lx I 1 r , y V .5 g K -sf V. ,,. , 4' ' .j 5 K 9 N hw 9 Q ' ' 4 ' 5, QW . ' K. , ' r Y ' gy, , J r A A R N.. M- a kd' V V it . . ' - f 1? , . in 5 as i ,WA ,Y YB-1... - My , , 1 fit xX . Classes Started lRow ll Joyce Mortensen lRow 21 Alvin Mouradlan Carol Parent George Pavellch Sharon Pfund Shirley Race Kathryn Rmtoul David Ruddy lRow 3l James Sandusky Edlth Sorley Kathy Stacy James Tappa Wnllnam Tesnow Christine Westlund Richard Wollmer 'C' lRow ll Margaret Albert, Dale Anderson, D e n n i s Benjamin, Owen Burill, Barbara Diedrich, Thomas Dolenshek, Roger Dorow. lRow 2l Nancy Fera, 1-. ,s J Beth Granatella, Barbara Hahn, Dale Hanzel, Thomas Kolter. MR. RAWLINGS-En lish is a sub' ct that as practiced not only taught In the classroom as homeroom 118 well knows M Rawlings successfully bridged the teachlng between sensor and sophomore Engllsh classes All those who partrcnpated In debate wall thank htm for the valuable experience gained rn this freld of endeavor HR8 VU' 55+ , . I 9 U le l r. I' ' 1 . . 11 Q X ,W V f gc an I Q J J -'M tire- -J J S , ,f g 'Tl' Lg. X ff.. ta f --X wt V 5 Ikyb Uv, V ?l- S in ,- 1. R 9 Q if' ' f 'F 'T lr A' f gf J N' - ' Rtss sl ' ll 3' f J sh -.Q , 'J ' J 5' Q--v b 4' M6 'ur lRow ll Stephen Blank, Fred Caprloli, Sandra Cordes, June Dahl, Richard Daoust, Diane Falk, Ermen Fedel. lRow Ql Jay Fehr, Sharon Frakes, Barbara Garman, Gerald Gleiss. lRow ll Patrrcla Gusley Judy Hertlng Gary Klphart lRow 2l Michael Koelpln Steve Larnpone Robert Malsom Carol Morten sen Ruth Petersen lRow 3l Richard Rosynek Harvey Rumpel Tom Shumetz Donald Tennant Joel Thomson Arlene Wallus Joanne Yokel HR3-4 s..., Vw s.. ' Q.-v w .., 'pw m. ,, MISS MCCLURG A home economics teacher at her best IS Mass McClurg The captnvatlng manner In which she presented daily work make every student enloy her class Movies demonstratnons and actual preparations of food made each gurl eager to enter the magical foods room Her Junlor home oom telt very proud to claim her not only as their advlsor but also as a very wonderful trlend Work Begun ia-o T? as Y? 41 Q., lr f 'T . . .n l. ' K l . '34 5' . . . . 'gy . . I , - , A bil, , U, , - ,V A 1 I - 1 A l 1 X I . I I I I - ' l I l - - 1, 'mfllll . . l S G ' S by ' Lt L su M K , ,fe if - . 9 , N gf V Tm wk 4 Rs x I - iss. S I tx. ,V ,- , J S T up J S 4' S 8' I -. Qi! E X 4 M ' .2 - A ' 4 'V I 'Mr .-, J fps .ff -.Q-v 'fd 'V' lRow ll Thomas Benlamrn Douglas Blair John Bolskar Dawn Czerwan Aloma Dolinac Chloe Franckowiak Alar- Gorrchanaz lRow Ql David Holberg Donald lmberl William Kllcka Sharon Kremer Sandra Krueger Duane Martine Karen Milos lRow 31 Joseph Morrell Darlene Norshlp Donald Pedek Dick Rersrnger Christine Rintoul Marylynn Ryan HR2l2 MISS SCHERER The rumors of homeroom 2l2 foun never a dull moment with Miss Scherer as their home room teacher. Her shorthand and typing classes will recal her sense ot humor as well as the subject matter she taught. We all will remember her as the flapper in our talent show Over the Rainbow. Thinking Wrlflng lRow ll Robert Sell, Dennis Siegle, Ronald Staedter, Mary Wickersham, Karen Williamson, Daniel Wutcheck, Judy Zahn. lv Q7 4' if 'EE' X 59: nit' :ffl K , ik Q' M v 'G 5, 'WM N tl f K J lRow ll Barry Bassler, Judy Bott, Kurt Bostrum, Diane Bradshaw, Dennis Brant, Sharon Chase. H. R. 222 MR GROVE The students with a bust ness career In mund found guldance rn the helds of bookkeeping typmg bus: ness practice Upon graduation these students wall be well prepared In the do s and don ts of the commercual fnelds Aside from homeroom duties he also axded our school by taking care of the school bankmg facrlutnes To Be Done lRow ll Rosemarie Farrow Gerald Gaedtke Kathleen Graef Gerald Haas Gary Hamulton Robert Hoffman Dagfun Jensen lRow 2l Enid Koch John Kovatovtc Jane Merriman Judy Mscale Ronald Muller Carol Prokopf Cheryle Radue lRow 3l Sandra Rauch Tom Rosewucz James Thelsen Carole Toman Charles Treuer Patrlcua Wolclechowskn c 'H L.-R 'Hr A fi Wsgnf 'iq WD' X is ,- 'Qs r ' ,LK I I ' . . if . ' . . . . . .df N' 2 I I I I I I - , , , , , - , , , , , - , . Q Q ,M ' I ,: ' A W 3 r .H 1:21 1. 5. 1465? 2 A f Q, - .af .ff f QW, -. -...gy , K g Lf, A my Wfs1f.e1A'r1-is 1 .V 4 if .I I ' A ' ,u- Q Q- ' , , - ' ' ,, X ' 4 : 'J f .... W ' '54 4 - gg x i 4' I , af 'nv 2: ,rct -1 1 4 'a 'fi 1 ' - . A mirisgeii -. - ' l 5 ' ,H ' - . V., Q, .ft .ar H , 3 K i , ' t . Z, as . K J -, -f 71: .. V f A l J' . ..,,,. ti : ' ' '- J f 1 dz ft f '1 if-1 lRow ll Rlchard Anderson Muriel Baas Robert Bandle Sharon Becher Richard D uter Wayne Flscher James Grawey lRow 2l Mrchael Hanley Catherine Holzbauer Joan lkeler Charlotte Jelunek James Joy Sylvia Kalmadge Felice Lau lRow 31 Fred Meyer Ronald Owslanny Donald Pedersen Albert Ramsok Mrchael Smlth Vlrglnla Sorce Sandra Sweda lRow Al James Thuel James Trcckey Euleen Van Roy lRow Sl Kneth Wullnamson Duane Wuttman Robert Zartler Q r l Z 'Wilt 5 'Q 'ff T' 'dr W N x H R 235 Texts To Study MISS ADAMS It Central wants some thnng done, It asks nts busnest person, Miss Adams, who ns also one of Its most cap able Although she was always on the go with cheerleaders, annual staff, and bowlers as well as her gym, pool, and beglnnung modern dance classes, she found trme to devote to the organlzatron and advising of homeroom 235 MISS MARCHANT-Every morning these Juniors saw countless numbers of P.A.D. books replaced on the shelves of home- room 237. Seniors know that the hours of work they spent on these books and prac- tical problems given to them by Miss Marchant would pay off later on when they would be home owners, adults, and citizens R 237 vi, in fire di, S.. f 0' L-'lf 1llR25'l Tests To Take lRow 11 Justine Anderson Charlotte Bogust Richard Bohn Edwin Borkenhagen IRow 21 Carol Clark Robert Cromer Patricia Dahms Donald Dickenson lRow 31 Bruce Ehringer Arlene Glasenapp Penelope Hanson Judith Hetzel Gerald Janlak Earl Jeske Kenneth Kempka lRow 41 Carol Klawitter Russell Krancki John Lukey Anthony Miller Judith Neibert Raquel Nieto Larry Pulz lRow 51 Schawkie Roth Eileen Scharnell James Ste tanic David Tooley Joy Wyderka Wayne Young .lacaline Zimmerman tba Tl ggi fs! Wil WN w--7 1. i 'v . ' . I , 'Ee l G- ' V , U -. - QL , Q: t , , D , A s.. ' I . , .E 'J r . f , J -- Jr. I ' l V r . J, K 1 1 ' f ft Q es i. M . 2 ,. , ,, , . Q I. l , I A 1' ' A fy ':w. D , I I 1 J ff rln if aw 'I me . . ' ' ' J . 3 V i . N-lf, f in fi., I 1 1 Q E ,J gs N ' 4, 1 ' ' - 'K ' W E ' Y 'f' I. I. i 1 '12 1 1 'f r ' ,, rr K .s -- ' K I K. . V, ,, I ' K , e.- 4 L I 1 ' I w f J Q- Q. 1 5' x, , I f ' 31 -lil' il ' ' 'ia '27 . 2 , if if ' . f v 4, - - . rs K get ' es 1 J if fi , :' X , u - r 2 ' A rf . 1 f S1- 1 f J-J ff nf J s J., f 12:1-sf ' J J -J A X E, , E xy YW' FQ' f. :iii J ' x Th . ,mv 7, 'Q Xu' . TW lRow l1 Patricia Berg, Gary Bolender, Marlin Bradway, Donna Cady, Dorothy Dietz Michael Dvorak Joel Elliott lRow 21 Marie Giganti Jean Gygax Lynn H Hetfner Beth Hurley Jodue lmes MISS DeBRUlN Members of homeroom 245 found them selves surrounded wuth the atmosphere of Mexico South America and Spam Many rntrlgulng oblects decorate the walls and bulletun boards and even a burro plnata hangs from the ceullng Mass DeBruln s congenlallty personality and sincere Interest make learning Spanish a very pleasant experrence HR2-45 WMM. lRow l1 Frank Kern John Kubrlcky lRow 21 JoAnn Lalslc Robert Makarewrz Mlchael Marshall lRow 31 John Nells Gilbert Petrovlc Darlene Proeber lRow 41 Rosemary Relble Jerry Ruud Marilyn Sampson Ruchard Steber Leanne Stletel 'bf' Ronald Wesell Vlrglnra Wrllnamson in 0' , , , , , GUI' , , - X '3 LX 1 - N -M TL - . . . . . . ' 1 K was L 1 - 4 I I ,Qt U . . :,, - A lx ! ?' 1 If , , .1 ,I X 'Z Q - ,Q ' 'mf Iwi so t if ,r , I , sf A sc, Q, S . 1 l 1 - ' K x F in X I 1- , . . . - rr- gi 1-gy ra 'F ,- f' I ' ' ' ' ' I I I , -1 , 1 'fillf'4 2. tg.. 1 NF - 'Si' f G .s w ,N -rf! In 5, . '..- :Q V v- ,' Y 1 . ,X s 1 . , r at 1 I.. ,, . 9 Q to Q X 1 Q- .ff 442 ' an .ufaw -'l5'1,'- ff t , 11 5 ff 64 s R 3: 1,- X. N... 33 L jr -A f we ' E 1 - to 'itfgegghm QT mx Wan-wr' ii mf. D C? P gitmntl ,QQ sf . R. 248 MISS HELSTERN- Solid foundations in the field of mathematics are important factors to Miss Helsterns way of thinking. Her students receive expert training and learn that geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry are important not only for college preparation, but in systematic reasoning for everyday life. him --In 'E' N-is Wi qv '? ' lRow ll Harry Baumman Brian Berger Gary Blomberg Dale Bruss Kathryn Carlson Joyce Czarnecki Linda Elliott lRow 21 Virginia Farrell Jack Flynn Larry Glavin David Holle Jacqueline Ikeler Ralph .laworski Ronald Kuchenreuther lRow 3l Gene Luecker Bar bara Maynard Terry McMackin Leroy Pyka Kathy Rau Philip Renner lRow 41 Kathryn Schilling Barbara Schmidt Donna Sudar Marlene Voltz lRow Sl Kay Wensing Anton Wroblewslci Reports To Make K fmt J 3 ,- 1-7' if 9' 3 GL-- U Q 7 1 , V 5 ,VK A K ' A.D 5g 1 'A A, Vs . ,,. -. . . . , 1. -t 1 c 'T' . i 'tr 'V' J J ,'Kh, 1 s V K lrvx f., wx, 'f -s ggi V .Q -1 - - me r - ,Q , qw, A V 4 .5 i . ,-31 , ,. M 75 e 'bf ' 1 , L, 1 ,,, , 4. 3, iw' hx X lt w WJ ll 1 xi Af Last 3 30 MR PLEHN Horneroom 306 must be rolling IH wealth At least students an Mr Plehns lunlor and sophomore Englnsh classes thunk so because It us thelr penny nlckel and dame penaltres that tall has prggy bank Hrs students do much more than pay money and enloy hrs qulck wutted humor for their poems stones and essays are wmners rn many contests lRow 11 James Baxter, Jack Berginz, Jerry Breecher Bonnie Britvich, Margorie Burns, Pat Chelmunlak James Cody lRow 21 Wtnard Coley Loss du Pont Patrick Falllacl Darlene Felslce Henry Halverson Judlth Hills Bryan Hornrng lRow 31 Robert Jasnlewskr Sharon Johnson Barbara Knllmer Gaul Koch HR306 lRow 11 Robert Lang James Lltwln Davud Menzel lRow 21 Robert Muller Darlene Nebel Thomas Osteen lRow 31 Marulyn Peters Janet Peterson iq' Carol Scheff Frank Schoerner 13... 'E 1 Wu.. -X sq' F 40' x . J P H 1 x . MV c X , V V .N . I Vw V s ' . O . V il' Jlll . B '1 c c - ,' js f 'U 1 , - 5 sc , X v',,A,,4 yr -V-:v 3 V V , fr , Q ,V V i izlgfi VA ,WV .,, 4 Vx N V rg. V :KVM N . V ,N I .T M is 1,2135 ' ' 1 N K V V .. 'V-. V ' c . , f , g N QQ' L K' tgp, 'la ll f ' J B J J Y 'WQJFW ' VVV ' N 'N .N J W , JEV s fl 113 J I' as .ctl A N Q 1 U 9 f.,uVV ' Ex ,pus aus 'VI wiv I N lRow l1 Robert Beyak Susan Blaedon Peter Brochhausen Sandra Cam Sharon Dawson Davld Elertson Myron Gllka lRow 21 Robert Groen Alan Hatemelster Mary Iverson Ronald Jenson Donald Jeske Carol Johnson Louts Kern lRow 31 Gordon LaPan Edward Letfler Chrustune Lewandowskl Judy Massne David May Carol Jean Nnckerson Ruth Ann Peake lRow 41 Sandra Permovlc Charles Pntcel James Rllllng lRow 51 Karen Sanderson Kenneth Scherer Deanna Schmidt lRow 61 Judy Thumann Douglas Weiss Duane Wlslalowskl Work ls Done 11 Xx l ip- .sf 126' wt. k,-f '- 'lb' '95- H. R. 308 MR ESSOCK Mr Essocks slncere interest In the well benng of has students was the one factor whlch made hum one of our well llked homeroom teachers ln class he was a very capable unstructor yet was always ready to ada a but of 'ocular wut Com mercual Law classes at Central, under the competent teachang ot Mr Essock, were always regarded a necessuty to those goung on In that field , ,f : . Auf . . , i . W . J: sa - ' T All 2 is t ' fr -3 4- K -Y if 5... Q. 5 el ' ' 1 i t as - ' . 4 1 Q -1 2 ' ff 5' t K? . K .31 ' ' - 5515? ' ' 1 . .Q 1-.EQ 1 ' .. ' L .x Q , vb A . Q vl1i?f'ffff x Ns: , .sh , I f .C I 4 ' 3 R ' A J NX lf A 1 ,l xlx111t . ' f' - U '1:n.Lf 4... f 1 'R Ri A p - N1 I ggi M Q L L I M :st . I A 7' 1: iv K' 1 JL.- l V xv! ' 1 1 l SQ l . 1 A fi x .tri . 1 A if 5 ' C- . ' ' ' L' V 4 . . - 'M ' 7- X he K Q' fr , us , J 1 ,- so 1 A ac 1' ,, Q M, 1 41, , 1 so fr 1 f N - 1 11 1 1 1 EX 3 - ' B 1- ' In X A 1 ' 'iota 1 1 I 1 Y- l 4. 1 4 S- 1 1 1 Q' 1 . , - ' 1 1 1 ' i 'K - D A 1 1 . 1 3, I -I A I I I ' 1 S 1 1 - i ' ' ' w ' V nw! 1 ' - ' if ' ff 1 of la.- if-P' L , S 1 1: .N if -W-fx Q, I il' 2. .Q .-ffffff fl -alias Q.- 8 4 I S L S :vii E ATL L 1 Finally Finished lRow ll Sherlah Frederick Kathleen Jacoby Delores Kowalkovvskr lRow 2l Norman LeMay Mary Marshall Edward Mrckelson Pearl Mllettl Dennis Perlnovrc James Plautz Karen Rosenau lRow 31 Linda Savln Robert Shaw Michael Svltter Chrrshne SZOPIFISKI Julle Trudell Brent Woods Bonme Zachow f X lRow ll Frederick Borchlewicz Katherine Conrad Gerald DeHusson. lRow 3l Dan Doolan Tom Dzioba Constance Falk. W Crocker. lRow 21 Thomas Darcy, Carol Deegani Sharon H. R. 316 MISS BRANDT Students who have been In Mrss Brandts sophomore Englrsh classes fund they have an advantage rn further courses Her msprrnng teaching rs hrghly respected and her help rs valuable to homeroom 316 lhrs year she taught the new sophomore honor english class sae., iq., gow 'IZ' If ' Q' 1 S ssss - We t 8 S A 7 . .I '. , ' I ' 1 f aa QF- x l I 5 4 V4.V ' - ' -jk -, . b sw rv ' W .W gf X3 it W 2 tr' tt' gig S K ts- ' Mfg? fsf- K 6, 1 V:-5. . -A I V ,:v- H. R. 330 gg J' J R - 'SZ :. W if L, K W 'X ' of ij , - E' QU N , 'V QZZVY5 'Q' X ,W . -A , 5 as Y sf, ffff..e fi' Hx , lRow ll Karen Cuga, Joseph Dockerty, Nancy Doll, Kurt Eide, ' ' ' ' . . - , Patricia Fitzpatrick. lRow 21 Dale Fleckenstein, Marion Gish, ' : 4: W David Hart. lRow 3l Barbara Johnson, Robert Kasten, Ronald I ' Kosik. , 1 ,H IX fa: Vrxnwja MR STEFANKO Mr Stefanko makes chemistry an art instead of a sublect that is required The elements and their countless compounds enter into the realm of reality through his manner of teaching Many future chemists have received inspiratton from this truly admirable chemistry teacher The homeroom members regard Mr Stefanko qulte highly for hls orderlrness and ways of taking care of things 'Wm Problems O The Day lRow ll Gerlmde Kunze Kathleen Label Michael Leln lRow 2l Edwlna McGill Susan Mertens Clarence Muszytowslu Barbara Paepke. l-redruck Redlmger Robert Rogers Ronald Schipae IRow 3l Virginia Schmitz Gregory Sheff Mary Waclawskl Barbara Wendlich Joseph Wieland Larry Wirth Sharon Zeisberger 'Wm X f he Q .x Ml :cg ' if Q er- as L' 4 P- S Y l QQ A l y l 1 i ' . 1 l n . I if 1 5 I h i . fi 4 1 ' ' ' f' 4 x Af S ,. 'gf xy i - r K 1 Ll l Q . wg W Q ,B gi , , . J 'fi H L-H ' ' ' , , ' ', 31 , ' ' ' ' f QS' so Y j -' f . . . . ' f x A 'Ibn in A V. Ye ul g , A S' if Tim S L Q ' gf? g LR lf url .F it ,l, xlw M. 5 7' .:-27 3 5 ' 'F vk .f.' 'f-i - S J ' - , H W ' ' J Q , A' I A 1 rf ' 1, vf ,vs 1 as ,L ' , ' R 44 Li J S gl, JL- , 4 .vv gt.. 4 I H tr. K K .H , 1+ ,bf K' +5 EQZV I K A N An. ,... ' . , W, 'Adi' if V l X-Af .-f Z fx, ' 4 'K 'ln as 4 W -'51, we-fn ,. A. if 'sl Q, jj -We ll ' ! f- J Us 5' ' 1 -if in s is Y 'X f 'EW S g K RW fel' X V tact A 711424 if I Q,-rf fl J 7 fs!!5s S l or ' f was 1 5 - it WS lRow ll Parrlcla Anderson Geraldine Baboshek Chrlstme Bernsteen John Best Gregg Engfer Ronald Felton Paul Ferguson lRow Ql Karen Gabel Wayne Goetfrey Robert Graf Georgia Horsrngton Gary Johnson Sharon Juris Dolores Klmmunau lRow 31 Cheryl Martm Gerald Matter Sam Mazlack Judith McGwln Dlmlnlshed MRS RUSSELL A cheerful sunshlny atmosphere makes Mrs Russells homeroom a mce one to be ID In addutuon to teachrng the art classes Mrs Russell IS In charge ot decorations for the lunlor prom chour concerts and other actnvltles At some tlme during the year almost every organlzatuon has asked her help and rec :ved It HR34O J' lRow ll Sandra Porter Nancy Quinn WGN' 40 Sharon Rosenow Janice Schubert lRow 2l .- John St Aubm George Slegle Karen -fn, Tesch Berry Wlllsams X.. S , W1 if xi es '70 tl ,ct 95 6g ,X '-L. 75224 S X199 ,, , or VARSITY FOOTBALL-lRow ll Manager, Dick Pyka, Don Haas, Bill Triplett, Dennis Gunkel, Matt Krasovich, Warren Krabbe. lRow 2l Coach Zamzow, manager Gary Bock, Clarence Muszytowski, Terry Wirth, Jack Throgmorton, John Bauer, Joe Abel. lRow 31 Coach Milton, Dave Elertson, John Nelis, Jerry Metz, Juris Gaigels, Douglas Sinclair, Roy Mather, William Arkin, Tom Osteen. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central l3 O 7 7 l3 13 19 41 South Milwaukee 9 Cudahy l8 , ,,.. Waukesha 26 Hale 7 Shorewood 39 West Milwaukee 6 W. Whitetish Bay 0 Greendale 6 Central coaches in t e n t I y watching the play on the field. Starting The Year Right Cl JIV lip y ' g'5lg, sq 133 510' r-,i gfll l QT. 'Q' ,N 2 it fi A .iv ! C VARSITY FOOTBALL-lRow ll James Kramer, Dennis Thierbach, Ed Molenda, Wayne Young, Chuck Molcer, Dennis Behling, managerg Coach Janikowslci. lRow 21 Tom Hanley, Peter Velser, Jerry Haas, Charles Pitcel, Ronald Owsianny, manager Cary Conrad. lllow 31 Mike Sachen, Bob Kasten, Jim Kellogg, Tom Crowley, Gary Logan, Carl Pfundtner, Fred Krasovich, Mr. Fehrenbach, in charge of equipment. Central players going over plays on diagramed sheets as coaches Milton and Janikowski explain them. Wirh Fight , vi, Central with its young backtield had a fairly good season. With their tour baclcfield men and All-Suburban guard 5 Dave Elerston coming back, they have high hopes for a good season next year. l I -Q .ll '5W4 L' .Q 1 at 447i BATEAM FOOTBALL-lRow ll Bob Waddington, Chuck Wage, Bob Fazen, Sam Mazlack, Ronald Owsianny, Torn Lucas, Ronald Lang, Bob Kasten. lRow Ql Phillip Brochhausen, Bruce Fox, David Holberg, Jim Best, Jerry Gaedtke, Jerry Lawetzki, Bob Zartler, Gerald Matter. lRow 3l Steve Lampone, Jerry Loebel, Pete Brochhausen, Al Kaminski, Robert Williams, Jerry Strasser, Tom Crowley, Harry Norvelis, Wayne Young, Fred Krasovich, Coach Small. lRow 4l Torn Benjamin, Dennis Arlcin, Jerry Throgmorton, Bill Hupe, Alvin Mouradian, Thomas Toole, David Ruddy, Jim Kellogg. B TEAM FOOTBALL SCORES Central 6 ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,i..,..........,c,,................ .,,c, M u s kego 'I4 Central O ,,,L, .,...,. B rooklield O Central O ,,,,,, ....... W aukesha 6 Central 6 .,,,. ...........,..... H Ole 0 Central 20 ,.t.......,,,,,., ,,,,., . .. .,.......,,.,.,,,,,,,. . ..........,,,., ...,.,..........,,,,.,.,,,. W auwatosa 27 Centrals UB team had a season record ot one win, three losses and a tie. Oddly enough their only win came against arch-rival Hale. Coach Small's boys have high hopes of making the varsity next year. And SphH B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS - Marilyn Meier, Judy Koepp, June Koepp and Donna Williams gave pep to lunior varsity games. . X91 x tw Xen Captains of the football teams from the l929, '39, '49 and '59 classes were invited to attend homecoming, Here they are watching the garne. Xw n up 9 K Q K l 'jk ke Coach Milton works with one of Central's players on blocking during one of the many rough practices the varsity held. sz lLeftl A Central Bulldog pulls op- posing back trom behind before he can break away. Bill Triplett swings on in the flat for a pass. lBelowl Three Central players ready to cone verge on the helpless enemy. ,sr- Junior guard Jim Plautz was Central's second highest scorer ond is expected to lead next year's team. s -,. sw rf- .. , SES ggi. rf,,J, 1 ' 'z, 4...' 1 ss 3, .:,. i 1 K 43 5 , W J i Captain Jim Eisenman capped his senior year by setting two records l4'l points one game, 280 for the seasonl and being chosen to the All-Suburban first string. VARSITY BASKETBALL - Central was picked by the papers for the bottom of the second division. They were the surprise team of the league by finishing in the first division with an 8-6 conference record. They came through with the up- set of the season by beating second place Hale, 48-46. Hoopsfers Dave Krahn was said to be the best ball handler in the league, Though he was not a high scorer he was the teams best feeder. VARSITY BASKETBALL--lRow ll Gary Kiphart, James Plautz, James Rilling, David Krahn, Jim Eisenman. lRow 21 Manager James Allen, Jim Middlestead, Joe Abel, Tom Osteen, Tom Werderitsch, Jerry Lawetzki, Jim Best, Charles Pitcel, Coach Janikowski. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 48 66 63 58 55 56 6l 69 76 48 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES West Milwaukee Whitefish Bay Waukesha Greendale St. John's Cathedral South Milwaukee Shorewood Cudahy West Allis Hale Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 73 61 77 58 64 72 96 76 62 59 Brookfield Wauwatosa West Milwaukee Whitefish Bay Waukesha Greendale South Milwaukee Bay View South Division Pulaski West Allis Hale JR VARSITY BASKETBALL lRow ll James Pousha Tom Lucas Al Kamlnskr Bob Fazen Larry Kelly lRow 2l Scott Sherman James Sengstock Fred Krasovich Jerry Throgmorton Douglas Sinclair John Meyer James Kellogg James Pflasterer James Bandle Coach Small B TEAM SCORES Central 37 :us Central I Centra Central Central Central Central Central Central West Milwaukee Whitefish Bay Waukesha St John s Cathedral South Milwaukee Shorewood Cudahy Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Brookfield Wauwatosa West Milwaukee Whitefish Bay Waukesha Greendale South Milwaukee Centrals B team had a lO7 season and a 95 conference record The Bulldogs came through like most the other teams and knocked off Hales B squad The team coached by Harlan Small was led by high scorers Bob Fazen and Doug Sinclair ll Tl 39 ...,.............,...........,..,. 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Below, Cheerleader Renee Hikade presents plaques to the mofhers of the boys on the Team during half-time on Mom's Night -1 Joe Abel ,Z Two central Bulldogs led by captain Terry Wirth go up to block on attempted spike by a teammate in a practice session. VOLLEYBALL-AlRow ll Jon Ullsperger, Robert Bandle, Bruce Kuchta, Paul ,pd Fix, Warren Krabbe. lRow 2l Bill Tesnow, Wayne Young, Terry Mahnke, Clarence Muszytowski, Terry Wirth, David Tooley, . ' . Mr Huenink YXRTR-'Q qSrxiTi?'7? SKIN T 4a as cf .5 2 ,,,, ti! ill 1 f it X X Y?-WE4 Q l MQXVR , sig? QXXTRAI M A af - X 2 ci e wi N T T E. as VOLLEYBALL-Volleyball is becoming more and more popular with Centralites. With their support the team reached their goal this year, a winning season. It takes all six men to win a volleyball game, Their tine teamwork was due to hard practic- ing.ot serves, setups, and spikes, the patience of coach Huenink and a great competitive spirit. The team had few seniors so the juniors look forward to an even tiner season next year. Set If Up-Spike If Down This is the way it is done. Scrimmages such as these build a fine team. 79 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Wlth much enthusrasm Intramural volleyball followed the basket ball season As the names of the teams were read over the loud speaker every mornrng there were always a few laughs but serlously the boys were hard frghtlng competrtors Roy Mother Fred Borchlewrcz Errk Anderson Keith Carleton Fred Meyer and Dale Laabs brought home the champronshlp These Heroes O Noontlme Games Won Both Victory And Fame INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS e noon hour Intramural program was an outlet not on the varsity squads The competltron was lust as excrtlng as the crowds that were watch mg from the gym balcony A 6 l record made the Comets Intramural Basketball champs Clarence Muszytowskr David Elertson Ed Mrckelson Jerry Janrak Duck Muller and Ralph Mumper fought long and hard for their vlctorles Seven other teams also competed for the tltle provldung enloyment for all noon hour spectators - Th for the energy and ability of boys who were ?,N. fs Central's wrestling squad had its best season this year since it began here under Coach Stech. Some of their accomplish- ments have been a rating of fourth in the state, 12-0 season, winning the suburban championship, the regionals, and sending tive boys to the state where they tied tor l6th. Congratulations! VARSITY WRESTLING - IRow ll Dave Menzel, Bill Sauer, Dick Trawicki Ronald Owsianny, Larry Wirth, Jerry Janezick, Matt Krasovich, .Iohn White, Mr. Stech. IRow 2l Bob Klumb, manager, Harry Norvelis, Phil Lemense, Allan Nou, Ed Molenda, Jerry Haas, Chuck Moker, Dick Pyka, manager. nw. my -f' M- 4- P, Qu. Q' '- Senior Dick Trawicki, who hasletteredin iq - wrestling since his soph- omore year, was elected most valuable wrestler ' by his teammates. Dick, as in the past, was one of the team's top point ' getters this year. 1, W' I 4 -Q f. V: I 1 , 9 GR . 'I P2 B SQUAD WRESTLING - lRow ll Allan Vershowske, Jerry Dobschuetz, Jack Farrar, Gary Hamilton, Keith Williamson. lRow 2l Bill Triplett, Bill Hupe, Mike Svitter, Gregg Sheff, Jim Bomberg. Mighty Mat Men Jerry Janezick and Matt Krasovich xi fe A. ,-4 ,nun-11'- W If 4. 4' + 4. if A '6 , M 4' + ip, HW ,-v - T - 'v i a n i .R W, , 1 3- 4? .- Q' f -, -rw - . . ' N W ,' A -- M ' its it -ff' 2-A We wont know who won this relay race until it's over, but with the starting gun it looks like it might be a close finish, Our tinmen have won many races this season and with several returning lettermen next year ought to be a splash. Diving And Splashing SWIMMING TEAM - lRow ll Gregg Engter, Gregg Smith, Juris Gaigals, Jerry Gleiss, Leigh Lawton Tom Schumacher. lRow 21 Joel Elliott, Pete Brochhausen, Bruce Fox, Randy Hart, Dave Perinovic Phillip Brochhausen. lRow 3l Bob Waddington, Bert Eide, Dagfin Jensen, Tom Gill, Mike Sachen Marlin Bradway, Dennis Perinovic, Mr. Dottke, ....J F l f ti we . ,Y A WX-rf KN 'ES' lifwad Ju ...- DE sbt 'Q' 'f TENNIS TEAM This years racket squad consisted of lRow ll Jim Allen Gary Brwersi Dave Sanders Joe Petri John Dzloba Gregg Vershowske Bill Sauer IRON 2l Jim Plautz Bill Triplett Rrchaid Bahr Dagfin Jensen Mr Dottke Dennis Behling Gregg Smith Steve Bavldo Jim Meyer James Cody Driving And Smashing GOLF-With their golf up to par these boys looked sharp on the fairways and greens. lRow il Dan Blanck, Tom Holberg, John St. Aubin, Ernie Dorow, Keith Carleton, Jerry Metz, Paul Lindner, lRow Ql Jerry Cleary, Jim Micldlestead, Dennis Arkin, Don Dickinson, Wayne Young, Joel Elliott, Mr. Landgraf, 83 Gary Kiphart, Central's high jumper clears the bar with room to spare during practice in the gym. B TEAM TRACK - lRow ll Coach Zamzow, Larry Gifford, .lerry Throgmorton, Bob Fozen, Jim Pousha, Bob Holub, Frank Melzel. lR ow 21 Bill Hupe, Gary Dietz, Bob Sell, Fred Werner, Jerry Brodwa y, Robert Woitowicz. .....,f.- 1 Q I L. i , l tmp 1 l- t T . 3 A. ' .Xt V f 1 l I 3 V ,li 1 V 8 X . -f'f45h,x Hurdling And Vaulfing B TEAM TRACK - lRow ll Mike Janoska, Jack Ptlasterer, Patrick Boyle, Nick Fink, Ernest Hensersky, Randy Hart, Norbert Kohnke, Fred Meyer, Leigh Lawton. lRow 21 Jerry Rayner, Lawrence Schaub, Tom Crowley, Scott Sherman, Bill Potahl, Dave Perinovic, Henry Schnell, James Sengstock, Peter Born, Walter Peterson. ' ' ' C ', ' Y lg? lik' E 7 P A l I A ' exec! i l I .i fl ,z xg l 5 :J .. P59132 X X S , i 84 Q' s ' 5 ,X 1 ' i ., I , A , , . Y X ' 1 y l , I 1 ' A , , I, P 3 W , 4, X l ' l 1 y if , -xg y X MM X I ig un.. if x 'L it eff'-, - I 3 L, Xb T QT ,7- K 1 X v rx F 1174291 F 1 X E SYXT -T 'TR THA R 'if 1 Q X E 5 'ln x J' VARSITY TRACK - Participants in Varsity track events are: lRow ll Bob Anderson, Pete Brochhausen, Dale Laabs, Matt Krasovich, Dick Trawicki, Dennis De Lucca, Jerry Haas, Gregg Engfer, Phillip Wagner. lRow 21 Edward Kolo, Juris Gaigals, Alan Hafemeister, Leon Mc Lean, John Bolskar, Jim Sandusky, Robert Bandle, Jerry Strasser, Harry Norvelis. -f-alia xg qw 53-11: We Run Without Halfing Star miler Dick Trawicki and half- miler Matt Krasovich break away from the starting blocks as sprinter Dennis De Lucca looks on. VARSITY TRACK --- These boys were entered in hurdles and field events. lRow ll Thomas Werderitsch, Bill Tesnow, Gary Kiphart, John Bauer, Jack Throgmorton, Dick Neuok, Jim Joy, Tom Osteen. Kraemer, Terry Royt, Roy Mather, Jerry Lawetzki, Allan Collins, Jim Kellogg, Sam Mazlack. lRow 2l Bob TR? I QT A9 ff QU-L T124 1-S' H, -,EH f 5 4,5 f 'fri-319' The techniques ot throwing a basketball are shown by Betty Gronowski. Looking on are: lRow ll Lowe Ann Schellenberger, Sally Stiles, Sharon Hittman, Sharon Frakes, Gail Koch, Eileen Scharnell, Christine Westlund. lRow Ql Patsy Lubinski, Delores Kowalkowski, Benneth Vahl, Bonnie Rose, Marjorie Burns, Joy Wy- derka, Shirley Juris, Mary Waclawski. lRow 3l Judith Strazishar, Jae Wessell, Mary Dunham, Jodie lmes. lRow ll Janet Schulz, Diane Ramsak, Judith Lachner, Karen Simonich, Linda Joers. lRow 2l Bonnie Zachow, Karen Rosenau, Virginia Saari, Betty Mitchell, Barbara Kowalkowski, Irene Kolo, Nancy Quinn. lRow 3l Betty Loch, Virginia Mescher, Ruth Loberg, Barbara John, Carol Jean Nickerson, Ann Baas, Sharon Johnson, Pat Berg, Karen Klein, Gloria Ver- showske. W. A. CLUB - These enthusiastic smiles and beaming faces show that these girls really enjoy all sorts of sports. W. A. Club enables all girls to participate in after school. season- able activities which included everything from basketball to hockey. Laughs galore could be heard with gleeful shouts of Yea, Team! W. A. Club Ready for action are: lRow ll Judy Holle, Karen Milos, Kathy Lau. lRow 21 Pat Felten, Betty Bergmann, Kathy Schilling, Helen Gronowski, Lynn Mueller, Renriia Burgard, Barbara Bor- czykowski, Edwinna McGill, Kathy Hollis, Judy Roberts, Ann Marinello, Carol Deegan, Donna Wil- liams, Diane Martine, Carol Lemense, Chloe Frankowiak, Marilyn Lynch, Nancy Jaensch. 87 BOWLING lRow ll Lmda Savun Judtth Roberts Ann Marunello Kathleen Padden Juduth Lachner Karen Slmonlch arol Korpela Mary Gooch Ruthann Cook Sharon Becker lRow 21 Dorothy Dletz Carol Parent Marlorle Burns Ruth Loberg Kay Wensung Judy Hettmg Sharon Zelsberger Chrnstnne Westlund Nancy Fera Carole Schetf Kathy Label lRow sl Joy vVyderka Charlotte Jelmek Carol Jean Nickerson Mary Waclawsku Lynn Heffner Patrrcla Sagansku Judy Wood Chloe Frankownak Mary Wlckersham Judnth Belerle Carol Pekrun Marlene Malwltz lRow 4l Joan lkeler Barbara Maynard Jacquelyn lkeler Arlene Glasenapp Betty Lach Kathleen Duehl Carol Lemense Sharon Johnson Patrucra Berg Karen Jaclrn Joyce Czarnecku Ren e Hukade lRow 51 Harvey Rumple Kurt Elde Bull Kroupa Jam Mlddlestead Larry Gifford Jon Ullsperger Gary Johnson Fred Redllnger Ed Kolo Michael Smith Dennis Mc Cullen James Cody Jam Thlel BOWLING Concord Lanes was the most popular place for Central students every Tuesday and Wednesday mghts Here they nad a chance to show off thear bowlung skulls Laughter and loyful shouts of cl strrke were mixed with the sound of plns falling Wednesday enthusrasts That determrned look In Renee Hnkades eyes means that a struke IS In store 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,. . . . N- 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ,, , . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , D 1 1 1 1 '- - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ,. . . 1 1 ' 0 1 , . . . x r 4-Kg-1 X ACTIVITIES X Z L! y M y slow I HQ? 5 kr is HOMECOMING - We felt that our 1959 Homecoming Royalty was the best ever, Newly crowned Queen Judith Lachner displays a happy smile while King Steve Nogle possesses that proud and excited look. ff 'is A K, Royal Day if' I i Homecoming royalty included: Juris Gaigals, June Koepp, Bill Triplett, Joanne Obermayr, King Steve Nagle, Queen Judith Lachner, Terry Wirth, Peggy Noll, Tom Beniamin, Lynn Heftner. The long awaited day finally arrived, October l6, l959. Activities began with the breath taking crowning of the King and Queen at an afternoon assembly. Next in store was a gala parade followed by an exciting football game and dance. Our King and Queen and Joanne Obermayr Excitement filled the air. head the Homecoming parade. Leading the Homecoming Pa- W rode and our band is beaming maiorette Linda Miles. Lively mu- sic poured forth and put all the spectators into that extra special Homecoming mood. A gala float shows homeroom 246 spirit. A Gala Parade For A Glad Escapade Formals and flowers of every color made a lovely sight as parents and friends in the balcony watched these couples dancing. Leading the Grand March in style are: lRow ll Queen Karen Doughty, King Ken Obydine, Janice Pairan, Jerry Metz. lRow 21 Barbara Peck, Ray Hoffman, Gloria Balistierre, Alan Nou. 23 X Misty Moments were happy moments at the Senior Prom, January 30. Dancing couples found themselves surrounded by a captivating atmosphere created by hues ot blue, pink, and lavendar. After the Grand March, vivid with the beautiful colored formals, Queen Karen Doughty and King Ken Obydine were crowned to reign over the Prom and their court which consisted of Bill Sauer and Gay Allen, Jerry Metz and Janice Pairan, Bill Triplett and Renee Hilcade, Alan Nau and Gloria Balistierre. 11 f . as Misty Moments K '7 rg QW 1 if 3' x rival .XA -ff- ., nd 5 , THE TAMING OF THE SHREWH - When Shakespeare is understood he is far more than a dry English poet. The members of the cast of The Taming ot the Shrew learned to appreciate the humor and genious of this great writer. Particularly delightful were Doreen Nickerson as the Shrew, Tom Werderitsch who tamed her, and Jim Scharnell as Tom's servant who stole every scene in which he appeared. Taming Of The Shrew H 4 i l lRow ll Katherine Conrad, Judith Lachner, Jacaline Zimmerman, Judith Roberts, Arlene Glasenapp, Enid Koch. lRow 21 Lee Ann Stietel, Jeraldine Scherer, Pat Fitzpatrick, Pat Boyle, Gay Allen, Thomas Werderitsch, Doreen Nickerson, Wayne Harlan, Nancy Fera. lRow 3l Sharon Frakes, Bill Tesnow, Allan Collins, Donald Ziegelbauer, Dennis Gunkel, James Scharnell, Paul Fix, Thomas Willenbring, Jon Ullsperger, Gregory Yach. an .fm Don Knafels and Al Nau are getting punch for a refreshment break. g s el as ,QS as Ili. N .YQ - l .H , . e r V' 1155? ,J A n 'Pr 1 ' 9 .., I. W, X . , WRX . it Xi' - If .N X' K rf' W lf '35 ff 5 A ' X....vS.,....c Wi.. Bill Arndt, Sandy Hill, Mary Scanlon, and Donald Ramthun exchange dances as dignified spectators look on. Shangrila A paradise on earth was Shangrila, the Junior Prom, on April 22. Gold, green, blue, and violet were the colors used for beautiful mountain scenery and tall, Tibetan Lama Priests. King Jerry Haas and Queen Lynn Heffner were crowned to reign over one of our loveliest proms. Their court consisted'of Carol Clark and David Menzel, Kathy Rintoul and Joel Elliott, Carol Jean Nickerson and Chuck Pitcel, Donna Cady and Gary Hamilton. Karen Gabel proudly dns plays tne watch she won at the drawing Precedlng the dinner and show a group Irstened lntently to selectlons Tu lp Time 0 .lay Gluck Mary Waclowsku and Doug Matyslk look on as the walter serves Denms Delucca hrs dlnner Lynn and Jerry enter the Allls Chalmers Clubhouse on the organ 6-C 'vii Wm 7' i S 1 Q, T' 8 1 Huw! ln I, A.F.S. STUDENTS - Lisa Brun from Denmark, and Junko Srakibara and Mitsu Yamamoto of Japan showed us in songs and dances, the cultures of their countries. Over The Rainbow Viewers found a pot of golden entertainment over the rainbow of talent presented February 18. As a benefit for the American Field Service, Student Council netted over S600 in support for our exchange students with the many talented Centralites. 5312 Head for the hulls' Jackie Zimmer man as Daisy Mae poses with bear Ron Kosik and Tom Benlamin Below If only the pioneers could have are Sh-Boomers Judy Roberts Karen run into Indians like Donna Sudar, Simonich, Carol Barker Judy Lachner Joan Skok, and Arlene Glasenapp. and Ann Marinello ' I af -3 ,I Cool beatniks were swingin ' to the blues and mood music in accompaniment to Jungle Rot Pischke's poetic interpretations. One of the highlights of the evening was the faculty act which was kept a secret until the night of the show. Miss Puhl made a charming Katherine Murray as she and Arthur lMr. Grovel taught the box waltz. Flapper, Miss Scherer, really twirled those beads in the Charleston. Faculty Frolic Nm, slsy 1 is 4 - s 2 ,Qu ' 3 Barbershop harmony at its finest was presented by masters in music: Mr. Strom, Mr. Plehn, Mr. Sturm, and Mr. Essock. 98 Pictured here is part of the cast from the opening number the Sound of New York. Half ot rhem were Porters, the others were plane passengers. All Q' r il t l Sharon Hittman and Donna Cady portray- ed carousel horses in their number Coney fli- Pat McPeek, Jo Ann Obermayr, Joan Skok, Island. and Karen Habiger are shown in a scene. from their 4'Harlem number. The Sound of New York was the theme of this year's show. The girls did their own N choreography and costumingf They portrayed the busy city with three classes of people, the Low Brows, the Middle Class, and High Society. ln the picture to the left, the girls are shown in their Broadway production number, Little Ab- ner. Below, three artists from 'Greenwich Village paint a picture and the other group is in the number Rumble X ? simon: Q gf' I0 I I N X ,Q The T960 Senior class officers are: President, Matt Krasovich, Vice-Presi- dent, Bill Triplettg Treasurer, Mary Strom, Secretary, Bonnie Pierce. 60's The Year .lllll .1-W X313 ya-X ANS ' r i I .T .. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - The primary obiective of the Senior Class Executive Committee was to see that plans made for graduation were carried out smoothly. It was the duty of each representative to collect dues from members of his homeroom and inform them of the business carried on. Members of the committee are: lRow ll Barbara Adams, Lynn Miller, Mary Strom, Matt Krasovich, Bonnie Pierce, Nancy Kopecky, Diane Knight. lRow 21 Douglas Matysik, Daniel Blanck, Ralph Mumper, Kathy Kotwitz, Barbara Morris, Charlotte Randall, David Sanders, Jerry Janezick, Gordon Brantzeg. We Will Always Revere Being measured for caps and ,. gowns lent to the feeling that grad- uation was not far off. -ill' A b Wh. cj Kathy s around you say us all laugh RICHARD ALVERSON He mastered all wrth many an A as he went on has merry way ERIK ANDERSON A gentleman rs hard to fund but not when you have hum In mind JOHN ANDERSON The senror class deeply regrets John s death on Aprll 25 1960 Nts! GAY ALLEN A gal whos sweet and al ways gay rs a frtend no matter what PAUL A'LEN Thus rlot and a half made JOSEPH ABEL Anything hers Abel to do he wrll surely do rrght DIANE ACHATZ Not tall In fact small her good nature as loved by all BARBARA ADAMS then succeed she s all this and more we ll concede Walling to try and KATHLEEN ALBRIGHT lt s all brnght when li CAROL ANTCLIFFE Havrng brains IS no handicap as long as you cover them wuth a pretty face ROBERT ANDERSON The guy got As Q that s pust one ot has ways WILLIAM ARNDT A rs for Arndt and that s what he gets MARY ALLEN ARSENEAU Merry Mary was not contrary FLORENCE ATKINSON Qulet as a mouse, welcome In anyone s house the way GLORIA BALISTIERRI Little and aglle lrvely yet fragile 5' CAROL BARKER A gurl of many talents an ambrtuous maxd Our memorxes of her will surely never fade JOHN BAUER The gains he made football he made IH our hearts too THOMAS BAXTER I never study today what I can put off untul tomorrow DENNIS BEHLING Little boy Denny go 'Y blow your horn ARTHUR BELL No more no more w thus Bell rung at school GABRIELA AUGUSTAT Her heart IS as lnght as her eyes are brlght ROBERT BACKUS Ready to Backus all RICHARD BAHR Nothing wall Bahr hum from getting an education 'M JOANNE BENOIT Here s a master wrth lcrtchen as anyone knows WILLIAM BENJAMIN Kites arent this Benlamrns style, but lust give hum a car but who wants to be rrch ginger spice and cloxes an artust rn the RUSSELL BERG Thxs Bergs not made of Ice, goodness, no, he s way too nlce ELIZABETH BERGMANN Qulet'9 Maybe, but have you seen her hop those fenceso RONALD BERKA Silence rs golden', 'D 'SP ' next year. we all saw GORDON BRANTZEG Theres a llttle but of bad IH every good llttle boy JUDY BROICH You say you wont to meet a cutne'9 Step ught up her name ns udy WALTER BRUSH A quret man but qulte a man clorlnet at any GARY BOCK-Gary Bock won't be back RICHARD BOHME I care not for books gave me wrne women and song JOHN BOOS Qulck on the draw as JAMES BIRCH-For fun he never had to search. DANIEL BLANCK- Where there's a ques tion, there's never a remark lett Blanck. JUDITH BLOMBERG - Ever busy as a busy bee and she's smart as you can see. -GR wiv' RENNIA BURGARD This beam of sun shane as the toy of everyday She means more to us than we wnll ever say ROBERT BRYZCKI He s an expert on the KEITH CARLETON About Keith many nlce thnngs may be sold one of them as he knows how to use has head ANN CARLSON Some angels ploy harps out thus one plays a French horn ROBERT CHARLES Two names In one are lots more fun PENELOPE CHARNOTA Pert and WIIIY weve been told thIs Pennys worth her weIght In gold CHARLES CHERNEY Goodbye CharlIe Goodbye It was nIce lcnowIng you COERY CHRISTOPHER For you sorry It you dont know Corey GEORGE CICHACKI Our Georgue never made the gurls cry DAN CLEARY I belleve In lIte IIberty and the happlness of pursuIt .,, GERALD CLEARY Fun abounds wIth Jerry Cleary around CATHERINE COLE ThIs gIrls a queen Instead of a lung ALLAN COLLINS I scream you scream .T we all scream for AI s ICE cream BARBARA CONRAD Her smIIe shows her happIness her frIends her popularIty JERILYN CRAMER It she Isnt beamIng you can bet she s day dreamIng f'Nf 'YO I5 XZ ri. it I DALE COOK The greatest chef couldnt cook up a dIsh IIke thIs one RICHARD CYCHOSZ He agrees wItl1 no mans OPINION he has some of hIs own THOMAS CZAJKOWSKI Blond frIendly smart and WISE fun s twInkIIng In hIs eyes -: , I IACQUELYN DACQUISTA-Keen sense 'QR g g common sense and room for nonsense. M A TIM DOOLAN No foolln everyone llkes Tum Doolan KAREN DOUGHTY With wmnrng words and smlles she conquers many hearts TONY DUERLINGER Llttle we thunk and less we do Isnt at funny how we u through'9 GARY DELLENBACH You can only Inve once but If you llve right once IS enough DENNIS DELUCCA He was made wlse by watchmg what happened to hum when he wasnt LARRY DEMOTTO Is Larry DeMottos motto Always do what you shouldnt ought to? KATHLEEN DIEHL Not a soul could get a bad Dlehl with Kathy around TIMOTHY DIETZ He s an eager leaver especially when 3 30 comes LYNDA DINGS Angel Pre what are you domg out of heaven9 5 MARCIA EDDY You couldnt fund a worker more steady than our gurl Marcua Eddy JAMES DUNN May we Introduce Ulml James Dunn he s the one who always has UH BERT EIDE Meet our swlmmmg champ Bert Ende who conquered undertow and I 6 JAMES EISENMAN Star of many a Central game won thus lad a load of fame ROBERT ELLIOTT Cares have I none so I always have fun K' -our If 46 l '5 of all good things s--1 SHARON FORSYTH Attractive as gravity CAROLE FROLIK You cant be melon cholic if you re a friend of Carole Frolik KENNETH GARBE There will never be another like Ken He did things faster than you could count ten DONNA GARDNER ' I I Q - PATRICIA FELTEN a is the combination DEXTER FLETCHER The owner of the healthiest laugh in Central High School LEONARD FOLCZYK Unlike the lion our Leo many friends has won a Gardner as sweet PATRICIA EVANS-Finished with finesse and a flair for the finest. DAVID FADNESS-What I see depends mainly on what I look for. T' JUDY FELKNER-Short and sweet as a day in early spring. Welcome as a robin is the ioy she doth bring. I X .1 Q 'os 1 hx m- NANCY GARVEY True to her work her word and her friends Have you ever seen as this one'9 CHARLES GERARD He thinks its better to sleep in class than to waste a perfectly good evening FRED GEROW Life is a long process of getting tired LINDA GIESKIENG Triumph is ust umph added to tri 1 ROBERT GILLIS He hath the charms the same as Doble Grllrs VERNAND GLASER The educatron set up rs all wrong too much stress on educatlon JOANN GLEASON Speaklng of friends Joann has a lot bees to a honey JOY GLICK A cute llttle mlss named Joy Gluck to everyone will her friendship stlc ELLEN GOEDE A frrend of yours c frnend of mme a frnend of ours all the time KAY GRAFWALLNER When you know this gurl whose name rs Kay you know your Irfe wall be happy and gay She attracts them like po 14 ELIZABETH GRONOWSKI A Purple People Eater 9 No lust Betty and her purple tongue VIRGINIA GRUELL This llttle gurl you lust couldnt fool she s krown as Vrrgrma N-v -5' Gruell DENNIS GUNKEL I can resrst anything but temptation JOAN GUNTHER Honest and brrght, and the teacher s delight cgr ml CAROLYN HAAS Some say she's shy, others know better KAREN HABIGER Karen with her charm and grace wall make new friends most any place MICHAEL HALLORAN He must be lrlsh to have two such lrrsh names SUSAN HAMANN Her law, you see, IS busy as a bee QE' WAYNE HARLAN any gunz THOMAS HARTER Ready for fun at any old time we ll remember him as your friend and mme KAREN HAUSE We never see Karen without her portable radio ROSALIE HECKERT Neatness is her crowning grace complemented by a pretty ace laugh a bit. LYNN HANSEN A rose upon this gall lets pin a deserving gurl thats Lynn WAYN HANZEL No one can ever ex plain where this boy got his tame TOM HANLEY Football Isnt the only place you need a good line ELIZABETH HANSEN Pinky proudly pa rades pretty poodles GRACE HANSEN A very sweet and pretty face belongs to a girl named Grace Waynes a whiz in KENNETH HILL If you dont remember Kenneth Hll look at this picture and you will RENEE HICKADE--A girl with charm, a girl with wit, could even make a sourpuss SANDRA HILL- Up hill, down hill, and around the bend, she shows by her actions she's a true friend. SHARON HITTMAN -A hundred and one pounds ot fun, she's our little Honey Bun. LEON HOEPNER-Full ot fun and fancy free, yet dependable, that's Lee. JUDITH HOLLE - Happy-go-lucky, and ready to dare, happy she'd be most any- where. say. HILDEGARD HUBER Hildy was one to hide her greatness behind a modest shyness SUSAN HUGDAHL As full of vim vigor LAVON HRDLICKA A certain smile a winning way, and with us shes tops we TOM HRUZ-Any place that you may choose you will probably find Tom Hruz JILL JACOBSEN You didnt have to look for gold it was in Jill s hair KAREN JADIN When asked to choose the fairest maiden we cast our vote for Karen Jadin GERALD .IANEZICK We know hell be able to wrestle the world iq is and vitality as vitamins PATRICIA INGRAHAM I heard a mouse squeak so Pat must be around Q 'Y WARREN JAROSCH The only thing he had against education was books MICHAEL JANOSKA Study? Of course I do but the sublect is something else 'XR QMQA LARRY JARVEY A flashy dresser yes you bet many an eye this guy will get PATRICIA JAVOREK Like to giggle want to grin? Pat can have you in a spin. ROBERT JAVOREK-A job had he at Chicken Delight. It kept him busy and in constant flight. if,-fl KAREN JOHANSEN Ever fauthful ever is 13 true to the task she had to do BARBARA JOHN Shes tall and blonde and really sweet everthlng she does IS neat JEROME JOLITZ down the held SHIRLEY JURIS No lury could fund her guilty ot anything MARCIA JURKOWSKI The desure of many gurls to have her head tull of curls JAMES KABOSKY We do not lest when we say he s well dressed pert and pretty f , 41 He kept them marchlng JUDITH JAVORSKY Judy had lute love and lots of laughter JAMES JELINEK Seldom equalled never surpassed JERALDINE JESSIE A saucy miss whos sure to please even when you stop to tease ,s, Q.. ANDRE KASSABIAN We all enloyed hav mg Frenchy wlth us SHARON KANIESKI Smart and wntty MARILYN KASUN Shell be a success un every way, not a minute does she waste away JOANNE KEMPF She has the habit of always looking on the sunny snde of llfe KAY KEMPKA Her recipe for having friends, be one -.nv v - ' er g S 1 - 'sf .. ll hug., ' K 'L 1 ' I H , I ' A .L Q I X l Q - ' 4 ' I I l . ,P ll - . I Xi A hears bells? LOUISE KIMMINAU Pretty as a plcture on a wall that IS what as thought by all .IOANNE KINNE I adore sprnmng wheels tour wheels and a spare ARTHUR KINSEY We Kln see a bright future for Art IDA KIRKLAND Dld you know thus gurl ROBERT KLUMB Puttung cars together or - REGINALD KLAWITTER Reggae set the pace for us at Ace KAREN KLEIN She possesses enough pep for two Karen there should be more like ou takmg them apart IS one of the hobbles close to Bob s heart THOMAS KNETZGER As a leader and friend he excells In all he undertakes DIANE KNIGHT Her sparkling eyes shine through the Knight 45 BEVERLY KNIPPEL be qulet we hear CLARICE KOEHLER Ths g I rates all nght stock cars are her dellght Though she seems to she can be qulte a not DONALD KOEPPEN Don really Koep pen step with has classmates NORBORT KOHNKE It seems luke only yesterday that Nell: came our way be cause he IS the way he as we wish that he could stay IRENE KOLO The Islands dont know what they re mlsslng when Irene starts to hu a .Els 'S My have charmung ways WARREN KRABBE Warren couldnt be Krabbe rf he trred DAVID KRAHN Hes an upright down right all rnght guy JAMES KRAMER He always gets has lrttle kicks coming around with new gags and trucks made up thus Matt man KATHLEEN KOTWITZ lt always pays to BARBARA KOWALKOWSKI Small and wntty and was she pretty ROBERT KOWALKOWSKI Hrs phlloso phy The world s no different If we worry and lrfe s no longer If we hurry KATHLEEN KONKOL Klunky is her nrckname they say but we know by her charm that she Isnt that way NANCY KOPECKY Personalrty has met nts match rn Nancy DIANA KOSBAR To the goddess Duane she can compare luke the goddess Duane she IS so fair QV' SUSAN KUBRICKY Model office page MATT KRASOVICH Mlnd and muscles BARBARA KUMMER The second charr un the sax section wlll be empty wrthout Barb DALE LAABS he was after Lrfe and laughter was all BETTY LACH of Frrendshrp Another lock rn our Cham I I . . , . W , . . I - - - . -fe ' , I ' 5 ' . ,gl . A . . Qnl DOROTHY LANG Dorothy? , VO' Phnl Lemense BRADLEY LEMKE A bass us he and he always smgs on key DARLENE LEROY All who knew her were warmed by her radrant personality SARA LETO A nicer gurl couldnt found anywhere we ll be bound CAROLE LARKE Untll the end of time she ll be your frrend and mane PHIL LEMENSE Although wnth much we could dlspense we could never do without JUDITH LACHNER Wnth grace and charm shes endowed of thus gurl we re oh so proud MARVIN LAICH Get off the road here comes Marv DAN LA MERE Purates are dashmg so IS Dan Hows the shuft Q-dll' GENE LIJEWSKI He flles through the our wrth the greatest of ease from the board to the water as smooth as you please ERVIN LIEBENTHAL One car couldnt be that much trouble could lt? PAUL LINDER Paul wont falter thats our guess whsle cllmblng the ladder to success JAMES LOPER Do you sleep while you walk too'-5 PATSY LUBINSKY Pats sparkle IS no nllusron so her presence us not an Intrusion uv ROSE MADRITSCH Catch that eye see tripped merruly on TERRANCE MANKE many why due'9 Work has kulled JAMES MAREK J us a t J us scream He s the boy of every gurl s dream ANN MARINELLO A walkun talkun luvun doll BARBARA MAGRAY Maggue was known as the quuet one that hour here you fund a mauden faur PATRICIA MALSOM And her tongue ff'-ff 'gljrdf sl y LM JUDITH MARR Many fruends she has won THOMAS MASON A better builder there will never be because Tom Mason us our top key DOUGLAS MATYSIK To worry luttle study less thus us hus secret for happuness shame. DENNIS MCCULLEN Thats not a duck call that s my trumpet ROSEMARY MAYNARD Cookie was her nickname uf you dudnt know her uts a LEON McLEAN-A good looking boy named Leon McLean is a real smart guy and is really keen. PATRICIA MCPEEK-Never ready always late she smiles and so we wait. NANCY MECL-She gives her thoughts no tongue. -i I 1 it-9 'Gui' w LI5'E?R3i3f?Ii? sf - f xi 5-r I S knows Jerry Metz. world on fire, SUSAN MEYLOR our sweet Sue JAMES MIDDLESTEAD His dream was to get in a shorthand class LINDA MILES Many people would travel m es and miles to see this little girl LYNN MILLER Tall and sweet and quite unique big things Tiny does ZF' wi JEROME METZ-No one regrets that he Q ALLAN MEYER - Now here's a boy named N' Allan Meyer, someday he may set the Faithful and true thats RICHARD MEID-When you're in need coll on Richard Meid. THOMAS MEIERS- Here comes Meiers with Hires. SHARON MELICHAR - Everything with her is real George. -CQ BEVERLY MIOSKOWSKI You can t weigh her friendship by the pound RICHARD MILLER Well all remember the JERILYN MOLTHEN Everyday she did portray a girl so friendly and so gay DAVID MORAN Who will entertain the populace when Im gone'-5 BARBARA MORRIS For her to play was no slick trick Barb proved that on her licorice stick if LINDA MUELLER Shorthand really wasnt that hard was it Linda? RALPH MUMPER A basketball player whos dark and tall could show his foe whos on the ball iw: DOREEN NICKERSON LY ALAN NAU Hes a good wrestler but women pin him down SANDRA NELSON Dirnples and a charm ing smile nothing on earth could ruin her sty e RICHARD NEUOK Constantly on the go we ll predict hell never be slow I Central were a fruit salad she d be top banana KAREN NICKERSON Heart deep in everything STEVE NOOLE lt isnt what you do its what you get caught doing BEVERLY MUSICH Love makes the world go round catch me lm dizzy 4 CRESCENT OAKLEY Sure as shootln shell make a hit PEGGY NOLL-An ocean of personality with a smile on every wave. JOANNE OBERMAYR -Talent galore was possessed by this future star. KENNETH OBYDINE-Why let the devil have all the fun? charmed them all. BONNIE OESAU-This saucy blond was on the ball when it came to men she BRUCE OLSEN This good looking guy with wavy brown hair IS one of the tew who is not given the a r RICHARD OLSEN Many have his name but few hold his charm SCOTT ORTEN Scott does well In any spot because what it takes hes got i WAYNE PALIWODA To answer he was always able be it history English or a math table BARBARA PECK A Bushel and a ec of fun when you re with this one RONALD PEIL A trombone player was he but Ron s always accurate and on e MARIAN OSTROWSKI Marlans laugh ing smiling face helped make our school a happy place KATHLEEN PADDEN Long blond hair with brown eyes to match made this girl a lucky catch JANICE PAIRAN Mighty sweet mighty wise fun lust twunkles In her eyes DONALD PETERS There are many lol lowers and leaders Here you meet our triend Don Peters LARRY PESCH -- Possessor ot good books good lakes and good looks, DONALD PETERSEN-This boy projected himself right into our lives. JOE PETRIE-No finer mind has anyone we know than the one possessed and used by Joe. KARL PFUNDTNER-Makes the most of that which comes and the least of all that goes. S.. BONNIE PIERCE Bonnle doesnt nee swords to Pnerce.hearts GERALD PLAHUTA He has hugh hopes bug ncleas and some day hell be a huge success GERALDINE POLCZINSKI Her dream world was filled with fun and fantasy JOHN POLLACK If fruits and vegetables are what you want John has them MORRIS POSTOTNIK A nucer guy than Morris we ll rever fund BARBARA POTOCHAR Wnth banterlng a her Ime ot ture shes as sharp as a Barbed ware BARBARA PRIEGEL Nothing s the matter wuth laughter and chatter MADELINE PRIVATT She seems quiet untul you really know her RICHARD PYKA The manager ofthe foot ball team rs a real swell guy who IS on the beam MILAN RADJENOVICH Varred mterests v led ways a great IS he thats all well say ROSEMARIE PYKA brothers and a friend to many others A sister to some DONALD RAMTHUN Ramthun revels In rockets and Russlans 'Zh CHARLOTTE RANDALL 99 and 44 4007, X perfect RODNEY REGETH Cars, parts and gaso Ime were Rodneys haven and has dream A L, - ' ' d fv Bllx ' . , L 2 . S . . I T Jw . . Y, . . I Of' , il 1 ' I K fr lt 4 'A' rob your heart but he ralses cane THOMAS ROGERS Tom was no pawn he dld has own thlnklng THOMAS ROTH A guy wlth a smlle that s always In style JOHN ROWE A blond th ts full f kicks Hes bound to hold you with has trucks DOUGLAS ROZMAN A man who knew how to take thmgs In hand JUDITH ROBERTS Watch out or shell WAYNE ROBERTS He s no sugar farmer www JUDITH RETERT A wonderful gal who IS really sweet a pal to all who cant be SGT MELODY RING This melody rrngs most everywhere smglng smlllng without care JANET ROBERTS Janet rs a quiet grrl and lust as precrous as a pearl 'ffwlui max '1 Qrv DARLENE RUPENA She has poise per sonallty and a pleasing smile RICHARD RUNTE A good student IH --er' many ways yet always ready with laughs or some sort of play MARIE SALK Maries a gurl whos very nlce and rs typrcally made of sugar and space IVARS SALNAS What he luked best about school was going home DAVID SANDERS Riots were had by one and all when we were rrdlng rn Daves lnttle car widen' THOMAS SANDERS There s braln power beneath has blond halr SANDRA SANDERSON The sweetest gurl that could be found even It you looked around and around with a plus charge ROBERT SANTNER Robert Santner :sn t a samt guess there are too many who aunt WILLIAM SAUER A guy like thus whos wltty and wlse can always take a wlnmng prize MARY SCANLON The band wlll never forget Mary and her clarmet PATRICIA SANFELIPPO A short clrcuut LOWE ANN SCHELLENBERGER You lust can t stop Lowe Ann JEAN SCHERMERHORN Jean s dark eyes brought her many his RUDOLPH SCHKERYANTZ Wlth has foot on the gas and has hand on wheel he turned has corners with many a squeal JOANN SCHMITZ Her merry ways and happy smile make you glad all the whlle ELLEN SCHMIDT-Her interest in motor- cycles wasnt purely mechanical. HENRY SCHNELL-The joker of the class who we know well- who else could it be but our boy Henry Schnell. GEORGE SCHRAM-You live and learn and you die and forget it all. GERALD SCHUBERT-Which do you pre- fer the cacaphony of my motorcycle or the sounds of my sax? WEA s 'lIlu I3 W'f-3'-J q JANET SCHULTZ Wuse wutty and sound a nucer gurl lust cant be found MARGIE SCHWARZ We ve never seen another angel quute luke Margue PAULINE SCHWEBKE Late to bed early to ruse makes Paulune healthy wealthy and pretty tured JAMES SHAVER Go Jummy' Gooo' MARDEEN SHERMAN From her you heard no nouse but you saw a lot of pouse if BARBARA SHIMETZ A gurl by the name 'V of Barb Shumetz sets her goals wuth the KX sky as her lumuts LYNN SIGLER A pleasung smule and face that tume wull never erase KAREN SIMONICH She may be tuny but you can bet her smile usnt LINDA SIMONS The twunkle un her eye showed that she was not shy DIANE SMITH You can hunt but you -H wont fund a gurl quute luke Duane JOAN SKOK Twurlung swurlung up on pf' her toes not only un dancung as everyone knows X9 vu:.'ff JUDY SMITH We hear nuce thungs about Judy Smuth all have been proven they are no myth ROBERT SMITH Quuet, but when he speaks, people lusten ROY STAAB Were not lust makung a Staab un the dark, un the world, we grant you, hell make hus mark k . ' I 1 I 1 I 1 1 Qi - ' T I S . 1 A I 1 I 1 1 he-we . ' ,I - g 35' - I 4'-W I A ' '7'f,' ,. . . I ,Mil , - 1 I .R I . is 4 K - I S TX 'I Y I . lx T 1 - . . 1 . . I T I 1 , 'Q fl ' If' ' ,QAM 1 . . 'Ast' ' . VII 1 1 pass her by JUDY STRAZISHAR A real cute gal who s kind of shy but no one we know would DENNIS STREHLOW Worrying doesnt pay things happen any way MARIANNE STAMM Turn me loose says Mandy DENNIS STEINKE As o ballerina grace ful and fair certainly he is beyond com pare JEAN STICKLEY Your ears she will not tax when she plays her sax MARY STROM A charming personality won her popularity ROBERT SULOK Where on earth is 27th anal VogeI'9 KENNETH SUMNER A nlcer looy lust cant be found Hes one who will not let you down DANIEL SYDLEWSKI It girls interfere with work quit work CAROL SZYMCZAK She greets you with a big smile each day. My W! Www? ROBERT TAYLOR No actor is he bu nice as can be DENNIS THIERBACK-A A loat of bread a iug of wine and thou beside me' in my convertible. JACK THROGMORTON -A big tall friend you will not lack once you get to know this Jack. SHARON TORGERSON-Happy am I for I am tree why aren't all contented like me. JUDY TOTZ She has a smlle tor every gurl two for every boy .aug -an GEORGE TOUREK Never proud never loud but he s outstandung In a crowd RICHARD TRAWICKI He led the cr ss country team to victory RONALD TRAWICKI A play and school he would break every rule WILLIAM TRIPLETT Even If there were aa gf three they wouldnt have the personality thus one guy had MICHAEL TURK Does he help solve the - problem or IS he the cause of lt9 JOAN UNDERWOOD Over wood or Underwood either way shes mighty good '15- LYNN VASKO Quick wrlh the wut and sharp as a whup x5 PETER VELSER The world was made to be engoyed and he s making the most of It GLORIA VERSHOWSKE In a constant whirl was this busy gxrl GLENDA VERSHOWSKE Glenda can 'f-'V send a ball over the net a welcome team mate you can bet JAMES VUKOVICH Jlm had a hobby convertubles Fords and Mercurys VIRGINIA WAGE We wager his gurl IS most JOAN WALKER Joame Walker knows her clothes lust as well as she knows her beaus '05 'vw-4, N-if Qs CHARLENE WELLOCH A sweet llttle mass a lady In fact We hope our frmend shvp wull last and last BARBARA WENDT Wherever Barbara '4' Wendt she always made trlends ' JAY WENTZEL Hey' Hey' wuddqyq say'9 Central s lucky to have Jay sz. l IRENE WANNINGER A brlght clever llttle gurl always loves a quiet whlrl DAVID WARZALA I study when Im n the mood but l m strictly not a moody guy DALE WATERS Waters cannot wash away the twinkle In her eye HOWARD WATERS Some luke hugh water others luke low waters but we luke Howard Waters best of all GALE WEINKAUF Thus Gale blows up sunshine Instead ofa storm JEFFREY WEISKOPF To be sure he knows the score In the drum and bugle corps JAE WESSEL For you the skies wull not be gray If you get to know Central s Jae THOMAS WERDERITSCH Toms looked up to by all he knows Whale conversing we must be on our toes JOHN WHITE Were telltng you for goodness sake we always wlll remember .la e LOREN WHITLOW L ens what never low THOMAS WILLENBRING Hes wnllln t brung you tons of tun if 1 that Wnllrams gal low or muster TERRY WIRTH Im lust an Innocent lrttle boy In a bug bad world DIANE WOODS A rare union of beauty and modesty FRANCIS WUTCHECK How much wood could o wood chuck chuck If a wood chuck could chuck woodg JOSEPH WUTCHECK Years may come and years may go but through them all well remember Joe PATRICIA YOUNG This young grrlwlll never grow old MARILYN ZARTLER Saying good bye to Marilyn rs not gomg to be easy cw MYRENE WILLIAMS A fetchung smlle has BARBARA WILLIAMSON She may talk and she may whisper about o certaun fel JUDITH WIRSBINSKI Never without a hs as she posses by l. f'Q 'Q if i KATHY ZERBEL A gurl wrth very blond halr and complexion oar DONALD ZIEGELBAUER Determmotlon rs has key to success .. - H K I . .- A 1,1 ef X 'I ' , yrs -. ia Iggzz S Si' I! ,ga X 1 F' TI I MRI ag gg 't 0 I . f fi ' ' I ' . . II ll I I as C7 Q-7 5 fY lib NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Chosen on the basis of scholastic achievement character and activity partici patron members of the National Honor Society are proud to be members of such a select group lRow ll Sharon Kanieski Barbara Morris Joe Abel Richard Alverson Robert Anderson Joan Gunther Nancy Kopecky lRow Ql Janice Pairan Peggy Noll James Jelinek Allan Collins Richard Bahr Matthew Krasovicn Advisor Mrs Buschhaus lRow 3l Mary Strom Linda Gieskieng Doreen Nickerson Diane Knight Barbara Wendt Gay Allen Pot McPeek Other senior members not pictured are Carole Antcliff Pat Evans Bonnie Oesau Bonnie Pierce and Melody Ring Newly elected lunior members are Edwin Borck nhagen Donald Dickerson Pat Fitzpatrick Beth Hurley Robert Kasten Sharon Kremer Gail Koch Cheryl Martin Kathryn Schilling and Robert Sell AS For Ability Achievement And Activity MISS SMITH-Miss Smiths efforts to assist seniors in planning for their careers and colleges have resulted in adult lives which have greatly contributed to their community and society. Because she found scholarships many of us were able to finance an education. Guid- ance is a very important iob and many ot us will always be grateful for Miss Smiths help. Our Patrons The following patrons are our friends. lt is through their generosity that many fea- tures of this book have been possible Keep them in mind when in need of services or products they sell Native Costumes were worn by these Mecca girls who ushered for the Talent Show lRow ll Darlene Felske Leann Stiefel Karen Milos Sonya Altendorf lRow 2l Bonnie Oesau Carol Korpela Kay Jelinek Sharon Ptund Pat Berg This is our Senior English teacher? Miss Pischke hides behind FULL PAGE her beqfmk garb fo West Allis Borgwardt Funeral Home 1603 S 81 S spout poetry ONE HALF PAGE Deusmg Studlo 1340 S 71 St Fred Andrews eweler 1343 S 70 St Sells Prlntmg Co 1820 S0 73 St West All1s State Bank 6125 W Natronal Ave ONE FOURTH PAGE Green Furmture Co 7301 W Greenfield Ave anka Millwork Mfg Co 6200 W Beloit Road Liberty Savmgs 84 Loan Assn 5812 W Burnham St Majdeckl Foods 8021 W National Ave Victor A Novak Co 623 N 2nd St All1s Music Shop ONE EIGHTH PAGE Anastasla Bridal Studio theres hole in bucket' Nollie exclalms as Nancy tries in vain to get him to fix it Norbert Kohnke and Nancy Ko pecky our A F S students do their act complete with German accent Burnham Hardware C 8: B Televlslon Servnce Dr V C Chmxellnskl Opt Dr Yale Knight Opt Friedman s Clothes Garman Hobby Shop ensen 84 ensen L 8: H Service QClarkj McAll1ster s Pharmacy Modern Home Center Applia Modern Men s 84 Boy s Wear Noe s Servxce Pawlek s Texaco Servlce Simon s Salon Smith s Delxcatessen Smukowskl Foods Vans Food Mart West Allis Camera Shop Herbert Velser Ins Center Harvey Zachow Ins Agency nce V 6237 W Greenfxeld Ave 8231 W Becher St 5800 W Burnham St 7401 W Becher St 7219 W Greenfield Ave 7240 W Greenfield Ave 7016 W Greenfxeld Ave 8216 W Natnonal Ave 7402 W Becher St 10611 W Greenfield Ave 7046 W Greenfleld Ave 6217 W Greenfleld Ave 7210 W Greenfield Ave 7920 W National Ave 8326 W Becher St 7521 W Becher St 7234 W Becher St 7519 W Becher St 6027 W Greenfield Ave 8010 W National Ave 6323 W Greenfield Ave 7207 W Greenfield Ave ' ' ........................... . f. i ' J .......................l............... . . ji ' ' . . .........,......,.............. . 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