Westfield High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Westfield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1964 volume:

Review—1963 d slayer of President Kennedy, Lee Oswald, was shot fatally before il TV audience. Right: Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline and John, ve Washington for Christmas in Florida. With the assassination of John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, youngest president in U.S. history, the country lost a highly-regarded and remarkably capable statesman and administrator. President DeGaulle of France, saluting, stands with German Chancellor Erhard, right, and President Lubke, as some heads of state gathered in tribute to the late President Kennedy. President Kennedy, and soon-to-be-retired, Ger- man Chancellor Adenauer met in Bonn during Kennedy’s successful ten-day tour of Western Europe. President Kennedy and then Vice-President Johnson (second from right) met with leaders of the August “March on Wash- ington” dramatizing the nation’s leading domestic issue in 1963. Major Gordon Cooper received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy at the White House in May, following Cooper’s 22 orbit flight and manually controlled re-entry. fctt OP ConKeNf Tit Le Tabu oe Co«t£NT5 -kcMCATION , o Hu of JbiiftetfOHs A n sruftriou fACUITY Offic-e orrtff POfliNTCiOANce, CtnuhA Activity j iouseli Acwines fbcsunert Sohjonottcs Juivio J 5 Serttote A UD?Jf(5(ri)G •Ve, tne rr.e ers o- he .'lass of I9ct, dedicate this annual to our parents, to whor we are eternal 1) indexed for lheir love, devotion, euidance, assis- tance, and sacrifice, which have help- ed us in t.ho years past and will re- 4 .jj nain with ns in the years to cor e. Board of Education uPtcV How: Mr. tf. Jacobs, . r. A. v. .'mckwerth, nr. V. Marshall, Mr. W. ohnsof', Mr. j. Crawford, front now: Mr. D. 3uchholz, Mr. m, ococlhue, Dr. j. K. Mackey, Mr. A. Don. The mer Vrs o' rne Joard c Li ruetors aro elected cr a thri-.-yoar tern, by the residents of +hc school district. 3rd;y� iin'j the district's finances, over-all supervision cr school policy, and plantin'' for future expansion of school facilities ar� e ore he responsibilities of the directors. Administration Francis E. Kohn Superintendent Latin Marquette university Illinois Institute of Technology university of Wisconsin W. S. C. Oshkosh 1__________fl� F loy d a. Crenhol t Principal r:eo rapny 'Vh i 'ewaler S' ate u! le™ As the representative for all of the Westfield hi !h School staff, i would like o wish he lao-t graduates the est of success in future years. v hen we wish you success, it is not just for material success, but nore important that you can 1 iv? full and useful lives, you are leavin: hi • h school faced with the 'ask of keeping the world a good and safe place in which .o live. L on't pass off lightly he size of the problems you will meet, for oday men are searching for a way to assure that we will no destory the human race. Other issues become tiny in 'he shadow of this great task, hut there are many o'her issues also to he met and resolved. ,.ay you have the knowledge , strength of conscience, and regard for others necessary to successfully complete this work and to improve the world which you and those to follow have inherited. Mr. i'. Hiltschler Wheaton College Roosevelt University Biology World History American history i.rs. M. McM ill i an ,cntral State college English L i brary Clarion r IK a Miss C. Sampson LaCrosse State Collene Lnnli sh horens ics Mrs. L. Sanford Central State College Grade Scnool Art high School Art Hrs. M. Polaceh Central State College lione economics Sophomore Home Cc. Grade School Art Mr. J. Swenson cau Claire State College A1 ge';ra Geometry General Math Assistant Football Coach 3. Fean 3asPe Kall Baseball Cceoh Miss R. Anderson LaCrosse State Colle 'e Jr. and Sr. high Physical Education Cheerleader Advisor Tranpoline Advi sor 3.A.A. Advisor Jjaijraiit Si '9� s oflk Fund , hr. 0. hennin i River Falls State Colleje Agriculture industrial Arts F.F.A. Advisor yr. T. LongHotha Northland Col lege physics Adv. hath Adv. Algebra Geone try Assistant Football Mr. h. vhien Whitewater State tollere General Business Typing Adv. Typing J HAND POSITIONS t FOR ''MORI IAMD WRITING wr. L. Miller Central State College Vandercook College of Music Grade School Band High School Band Mixed Chorus Miss A. Haines ulaf Col lege SooMT- cp i ng Shori hand Typ ir.g Annua 1 Mr. v. Clark Lawrence College LaCrosse S+ate Col lege Social Problems h i story Basketball Coach Miss ri. Linder Superior 3tate College tlementary Music lirls 3lee Club THE WRCfUJS PASSED Mrs. R. Runnels Central Slate College L i bra.r jan Library Club Mr. R, Latzig Central State College University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Chemistry German Drivers Education Mr. H. Voshida Stout State Col lege Gu id.ince Industrial Arts Mrs. E. Suiwerton Emmanuel Missionary College University of Michigan Engl ish i I and 12 College Prep Dramati cs This is the office staff at WhS. They assist students and feacnors alike in many different ways. Typing, letter-writing, bookwork, and answerin’ the +elephore are only a few of + heir many duties. 'rs. J. Loose .Sack Row: M. Campbell, M. Selk, M Alexander, X. Johrson. Front Row; L. Roney, E. Wagner, N. Selk. 3 o faS) (2) cij � ckc«. ro Cafeteria Responsible for the orepara+ion of the delicious lunches enjoyed daily by teacnors and studepfs a WHS is cafeteria staff. oiis drivers Credit should be given to the bus drivers who crovide regular daily transportation and service to extra- curricular events. Ha i nten-ince maintaining and repairing this school build im is the job of the Westfield High Schoil ianitors. Mr. 8. Haney, Mr. D. Weir, Mr. W. Srose Third Row: lef fo right, J. Thalacker, K. Thalacker, A. Schwanke, j. Ryan, 7. Con'gdon, J. Campbell, A. -uderski, D. Kliml-e, G. Gohlke, 3. Linder, R. Jirschale, M. ‘iroskreutz. Row Two: Mr, Klatt, rir. Swenson, 0. 3ade,R. Sengbusch, V, Leacn, R. Walters, j. Tymuzs, A. king t. Mey«r, J. Goodhue, L. houslet, S. 3utz, P. :hadek, K. King, Mr. Longbotham, Row One; f. I'obn c. Seautler, D. lon-'don, R. 3urnt, T. Janke, G. Chilewski, D. Seautler, 0. Loyd, S. Wiesjahn, 0. Lairg, J. Quinn R. neyer, L. erthein. Starting Line-up Senior Players Row Two: left to rjont, Mr. Swenson, V. Leacn, R. Meyer,T. Lainq, R. Higbor, R. Theide, J. Sowers, Ti 1 Slowey, R. Sennbuscn, F. Carlton, k. Salbrath. Row Oee; S. Qutz, R. Walters, L. Laing, R. Burnt, T. Janke, S.Wiesjahn, R. oirschele, i . Congdon, C. Beautler, C. 8rafton, J. Quinn. HOMECOMING Again this year, Adams took quite an interest in our homecoming festivities—but the bonfire was a roaring success anyway. Tom Janke set the huge pile ablaze. Westfield had a football team to be proud of this year. The Pioneers, coached by Willard Klatt, tied Mauston Madonna for championship (the last championship was in I9b4) and finished the season with a terrific 6-2-I record. Homecoming Royalty First prize went to tne ag. hoys who proved to us that they knew how to spread those rosies . Tnat Clarion-annual float with Wo 11 Skunk 'Em really hut stunk 'ep and received second place. The Colora Grade School potted third prize wi+h their float We'll Stew 'Em. Laurie Long learned +he proper method of duck-sitting as the senior float rolled down the street. Honorable menrjor went to ne Junior Class Nibblin' To Victory Front .ow: Judy v.ol lert, iay Graichen, arnee Loose, Cev warzynski Back .ow; 'ennie Swader, Gonna fielson Peerin' ’■ne team on to victory, keeping up the crowds enthusiasm, and leadin' nep rallies are the joGs of the cheerleaders. Their advisor is iss Anderson. . CHEERLEADERS F.H.A. Fourth Row: K. Sonnenberg, L.Thalacker, M. Bumber, J. Harke, H. Groskreutz, R. Schrank, P. Parker, P. Schwanke, J. Wollert. Third Row: N. Daye, 3. Kreuger, M. Desert, C. Walters, D. Spurgeon, C. Klapoetke, J, Wruck, M. McNutt. Second Row: B. Buchanan, K. Alexander, R. Mnhrer, C. Warnke, G. Wollert, C. Sonnenberg, M. Rabbitt. First Row: Mrs. Roberts, L. Boye, K. Jacobs, P. Bowers, J. Lyon, J. Hamilton, N. Fouts, C. Porter. Second Picture-Fourth Row: M. Wiesjahn, J. Stanke, B. Streich, J. Sumnerton, 3. Marotz, C. Swader, 3. Fritschler, L. Bumber. Third Row: K. Manweiler, J. Sonnenberg, J. Schwersenska, M. Loose, S. Lyon, M. Roney, C. Touts, D. Walters. Second Row: T. Lipke, B. Wachholz, M. Ingram, M. 8uchholz, C. Erdmann, J, Hockerman, R. Gohlke, P. Walters. First Row: M. Ebert, J. Kobylski, J. Kruger, E. Daye, S. Saur, L. Long, C. Runnejs, R. Ryan. President, C. Walters Officers: Sack Row— J. Wollert, B. Streich, C. Klapoetke, M. Groskreutz. Vice Pres., D. Spurgeon Front Row—C. Swader, M. Loose, 0. Spurgeon, C. Walters, J. Sonnenberg. Secretary, J. Sonnenberg Treasurer, C. Swader Chapter Mothers are Mrs. Streich and Mrs. Hamilton. J hamjUon Chapter Degree: C. Walters, C. Porter, Degree Winners: C. Porter, K. Jacobs, J. Harke, L. Thalacker. K. Jacobs, J. Harke J. hamilton, C. Walters, M. Roney, K. Alexander. Junior Degree: M. Roney, K. Alexander -0, TVrvL. Jn-'i � ) SJiitV (r —) bW' L. rr •dfu U CJr cItJ ttHf Fot rth cow: . Lamore, J. Thalacker, F. Carlton, b. Walters, A. Schwanke, J. iVachholz K. Qroskreutz, K. Seuiler, T. Semrow, J. Johnson, Third Row: L. Laing, K. 3oy, J. Kresic Di.nnetf, j. oowers, C. Lichrzap, R. Sennet, T, Howard, S. Ahlstron, K. Pol inski Row Two: T, Slowey, R. Goldsmith, D. Semrow, 0. Sprain, T. Semrow, d. Marotz, K. 3rt cn, R. Taft, W. Kottka, T. Janke, Row One: Hr. Henning, L. Krueger, f(. Tolhert, D. 'Vass, R. Frciene, J. Irej, j. |ianfredini, G. Anderson, L. Peer, p. Len z. Row Two: Sentinel, r.. tfarotz, Reporter, m. Groskreutz, Treasurer, J. wachholz Vice Persident, A, Scnwanke, Kow one: Secretary, T. Semrow, president, J, Thalacker Student Council 3acl Row; tf. Losinski, K. Kino, J. Campbell, K. Alexander, K. Kopach, G. Graichen. Front Row: K. Thalacker, D. Hockerran, G. Clark, A Follett, Advisor; Mr. Davis Lyceum programs are one of many acti vites which are sponsored by the Student Counc i I. G. A. A. Fourth Row: K. Riley, D. Spurgeon, S. Warp, K. Sonnenberg, J. Wollert, P. Schwanke, P. Parker, K. Schrank, M. Groskreutz, B. Kreuger, N. Oaye,. Third Row: S. Lyon, G. Janke, P. Bowers, C. Kottka, N. Fouts, M. Halsey, C. Porter, C. Warnke, G. Wollert, D. Sonnenberg. Second Row: Miss Anderson, M. Dornacker, Roney, G. Farotz, 0. Walters, C. Fouts, D. Nelson, J. Hamilton, J. Lyon, I. Tymutz, B. Warzynskf. First ow: G. Schesel, G. Graichen, L. Long, G. Alstron, K. Annual Staff Standing: Tnalacker, J. Campbell, C. Porter, k. Grochowski, K. Riley, G. Gohlke, J. Spurgeon, w. HcMillian, d. Sonnenberg, D, Hockernan, Miss Haines. Sitting; K. Sonnenberg, U. Sonnenberg, C. Klapoetke, p, Schwanke, 3. Graichen, J. Hamilton, J. Lyon. Jane Hamilton, Editor Karon Sonnenberg, Business Manager Dennis Kockerman, Art Bill MCMiIlian and ken Thalaeker, pho+ography Other staff members assist in writing copy. Copy to bp written, pictures to be taken, lay-ou pa’es to be finished, and endless hours of typing all face the s + aff before deadlines can be net. The end sheets are a new feature-important United States and national news events of the year. More art work has also been added, including ti+le and dedication panes and divider pages. Staff tdi ,ir in Chief; B. hocker-ar ■Sana sing Editors: D. Loy , M. Houslet .'ews Editor; jane ha' i Ton Ass is ant News Ed i tors: feature Kews: 8. Clark, L. Hialacker, 8. fcollert Class Nows: fl. V� ol 1 erC. porter Society iiovs: it. LaU-.iH, J. Jtanke, J. P?terscn, 3. fritsehler Gossip and humor: C. Runnels, 8. 6 Chanan Sport-, Editors: A. Loh-an, it. King, K. Grochowski Art Editors: l . Tassltr, D. Hockenwr Photor.tjrsehy: V. ci-ii 11 iar, R. tin ■ kroof Reader; 8. Anderson Typists: ?. «'alters, K. Sooperterg, K. Alexander, L. Lon , voir, • cay-out: v,. Hamilton, 3. Buchanan, j. Runn'-ls Sraichen, R. Jacobs Newspaper lourtn Ro ; M. hoiislet, 0. Loyd, G. Clark, M. RabbiH, 3. Volleri, J. Petprson, R. deir Third Row: A. Lohi-.an, K. King, w. McMillian, S. Eassler, C. Porter, J. Hamilton, K. Grochowski Second Rw: J. St ante, C. Runnels, 0. Graichen , L. Long, G. Andcrsor First Row: 8. Juchanan, L. Thalacker, K. Alexander, B. Fritschlcr, K. Jacobs, R. Sonnenbcrg, 0. Hocke-mart, Mrs. McMillian, Advisor The only way Tom Quinn seemed to get business at his basketball booth was by having Kay Alexander, Marcella Groskreutz, and Glenda Blatchley as bait. Doesn't look too prosperous, Toml Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by Seniors) It's shower timel Gene Gohlke found a wet sponge handy on Phil Faivre and the two by-standers, Jim Thalacker and Alan King. Bonnie Persack looks like she's hooked John Snow at the Marrying Sam booth, with John Campbell as preacher. Tom Congdon and Gary Chilewski appear to be the honor attendants. F.H.A. Activities The Mr. I rresistable contest, sponsored by the F.H.A. proved to be interesting for both boys and girts. Collecting the frost tickets was Gary Clark, who was presented with an engraved trophy frorr F.H.A. president. Conn ie Wal ters. Roller skating parties are always fun and this one sponsored by the F.H.A., was no exception. Adding interest to the party were special skates, such as moonl ight skates, bag tags, and two steps. The characlers included: Dennis Hockeman, Kay Alexander, yen King, John amo e11, and Barbara Giles. DRAMA TICS Andante, a ore-acf olay, rafing a the conference revolved around a violin Karon Sornenherg managed directed by Mrs. 3u merton received an A and a 3 rating a the district. The scene player who had lost the use of an arm. the stage props and costumes. Library Club Row Three: C. Buchholz, 0. Spurgeon, B. Kreuger, S. Warp, R. Schrank, P. Schwanke, J. Manthey, N. Dave, K. Bagley, M. McNutt. Row Two: G. Schesel, L. Long, M. Loose, J. Stanke, R. Gohlke,_ L. Kottka, C. Wenzel, J. Schwersenska. K. Kopack, G. Graichen. Row One: K. Riley, B. Fritschler, B. Warzynski, C. Klapoetke, K. Sonnenberg, C. Warnke, G. Wollert, J. Cizadlo, C. porter. Officers: President, D. Spurgeon, V. President, C. Klapoetke, Secretary, K. Riley, Treasurer, C. Warnke. A Basketball Team Back Row: 0. Sprain, G. Gohlke, 0. and Coach Verle Clark. Front Row: D. Lloyd, and 0. Weiss. Phillips, G. Lindner, 0. Klimke, P. Faivre, T. Congdon K. Egloff, K. Thalacker, T. Roos, J. Campbell, B. Meye West. 51- West. 87- West. 53- West. 65- West. 79- West. 75- West. 78- West. 48- West. 76- Season' s ■Mauston M. 38 •Necedah o7 ■Wautoma 46 •Port Ed. 50 ■Plainfield 65 -Almond 47 -Wild Rose 41 •Green Lake 62 -Adams 45 s Record West. 4o—Mauston M. 67 West. 65—Necedah 53 West. 33—Green Lake oO West. 71—Port Ed. 41 West. 46—Wautoma 52 West. 65—Plainfield 70 West. 66—Wild Rose 30 West. o7—Adams 4o West. 96—Almond 66 In the tournament, Westfield beat Omro but lost to Winneconn Westfield placed first in the conference. The Pioneers put on a fine showing this year and Mr. Clark should be congratulated on his team. (The students were happy to get Ozzie back again.) B Basketball Team Back Row: F. Kohn. B. Kruger, R. Nigbor, J. M. Roney, and Coach Jon Swenson. Front Row: S. Alexander, B. Sengbusch, B. Berndt. Clark, M. Keller, T. Jahnke, S. Rodger, L. Pike, S. Wiesjahn, V. Leach, B. Topping, T. Jahnke, Coach Swenson should be congratulated on his fine team. The B squad really outdid themselves, winning every game. GIRLS GLEE CL UB Fourth Row: C. Warnke, G. Wollert, J. Wruck, D. Spurgeon, M. Bumber, J. Wollert, K. Riley, L. Kottka. Third Row; M. Dornacker, G. Schlepp, M. Roney, J. Hamilton, .J. Hockerman, P. Parker, J. Harke, M. Detert, M. McNutt, C. Porter, M. Buchholz, M. Wiesjahn. Second Row: C. Swader, P. Bowers, J. Lyon, B. Buchanan, C. Walters, B. Giles, G. Janke, R. Weir, K. Bag ey, S. Lyon, H. Schreiber. First Row: Miss Linder, A. Follett, M. Halsey, B. Frit- schler, K. Jacobs, L. Boy, J. Schwersenska, B. Wachholz, P. Kitchen, L. Long. - Row Four: G. Wollert, D. Sprain, J. Wruck, B. Kottka, D. Kruger, K. K. King, N. Barnard. Row Three: M. McFarlin, P. Kitchen, R. Weir, B. Huber, G. Miller, |. Tymusz, G. Blatchley, G. Janke, R. Theide. Second Row: B. Buchanan, M. Dornacker, B. Fritschler, K. Riley, L. Bennett, M. Kolpin, J. Wollert. First Row: P. Chadek, C. Swader, C. Kottka, P. Floeter, C. Warnke, L. Ripley, N. Procknow. Officers: President, J. Hamilton, Vice President, J. Wollert, Secretary- Treasurer, K. Alexander. Librarians: B. Fritschler, M. Dornacker, and C. Swader. Row Four: T. Janke, J. Schreiber, R. Demke, Mr. Miller. Row Three: J. Lyon, 0. Nelson, R. Jirschele, M. Roney, H. Smith, P. Bowers, 0. Whitemarsh, R. Bennett, R. Craw- ford, M. Roney, K. Alexander. Row Two: S. Lyon, J. John- son, R. King, C. Warzynski, S. Lloyd, L. Vertfiein, M. McNutt. Row One: J. Thalacker, J. Floeter, B. Topping, L. Kruger, P. Parker, J. Hamilton. Throughout the year the band holds concerts and prepares music for festivals. Many members are again participating in the annual solo and ensemble contest which is April II. MIXED CHORUS Fourth Row: T. Quinn, K. Grochowski, B. Huber, K. Thalacker, B. Alexander, V. Leach, P. Lentz, R. King, R. Bennett, K. King, K. Dunnett. Third Row; D. Sprain, G. Gohlke, G. Smith, B. Topping, T. Jahnke, L. Verthein, T. Slowey, J. Gray, K. Dunnett, J. Bowers, D. Lloyd. Second Row; J. Wollert, B. Giles, R. Weir, G. Blatchley, J. Stanie, P. Kitchen, L. Long, G. Graichen, H. Schreiber, S. Scott, M. Roney, B. Buchanan, C. Walters. First Row; Mr Miller, J. Hamilton, J. Lyon, C. Kottka, K. Jacobs, I. Tymutz, S. Lyon, A. Follett, P. Bowers, C. Swader, B. Streich, M. Dornacker, G. Janke, G. Wollert, P. Parker, J. Wruck. Volleyball Third Row: D. Martin, K. King, J. Wachholz, W. McMillen, J. Ryan, D. Hallman, W. Muehrer. Second Row; Mr. Constance, B. Toppjng, T. Janke, 0. Lloyd, R. Muehrer, G. Guderski, Mr. Davis. First Row; J. Tymusz, R. Johnsok, D. Crane, R. Burrows, L. Verthein. Trampoline Club B. Giles C. Drewitz, R. Weir, J. Hockerman, C. Warzynski, M. Groskreutz. Adviser: Miss Anderson. Senior Play PILLOW TALK Characters Jan Morrow—B. Giles Jonathan Forbes—R. Robinson Brad Allen—D. Hockerman Alma--K. Riley Pierot—A. Schwanke Mrs. Walters—D. Spurgeon Tony Walters—A. King Marie —J. Wol lert Eileen—N. Daye Yvette—N. Dave Miss Conrad— . Walters Supervisor—M. McNutt Miss Dickenson--P. Schwanke Pol iceman—T. Qu i nn Bessie—C. Wenzel Mrs. Frost—B. Warzynski Mrs. Ames—J. Schwersenska Graham—G. Gohlke Girl In Club—L. Long Tilda—B. Fritschler Ann—M. Bumber Telephone Operator—J. Stage Hands—D. Crane, Hami 1 ton j. WachhoU Stage Crew 0. Klimke, J. Campbell, D. Hallman, J. Wachholz, R. Demke, J. Hamilton, D. Crane, K. Sonnenberg. FOREKSICS Row Three: R. Ryan, K. Hitchcock, K. King, D. Hockerman, B. Huber, L. Verthein, C. Porter, L. Boelke. Row Two: C. Runnels, J. Peterson, J. Hamilton, B. Tassler, W. McMillen A. Lohman, G. Clark, B. Lloyd, Miss Sampson. Row One: L. Kruger, L. Ripley, R. Weir Lona P. Schwanke, J. Lyon, K. Jacobs, B. Giles. ’ ' 9’ f.h.a. sno-ball F.H.A. president, Connie Walters crowned the queen and Dennis Hockerman, the king. Uncle Ozzie and his band provided excel lent music. Queen Diane Spurgeon and King Gene Gohlke led the grand march. A new activity of the F.H.A . this year was the Sno-Ball , held January II. The gym carried out a winter theme------ decorated with flocked pine trees, snow flakes, and a snowman. Red and white streamers carried out the F.H.A. colors. The F.H.A. chose the girls on court, who in turn, picked their escorts: J. kobylski, J. Thalacker, M. Roney, B. Tassler, J. Wollert, A. Schwanke, K. Sonnenberg, P. Faivre, C. Runnels, and G. Clark. 1963 Junior Prom Royalty for the Prom were: Jim Thalacker and Marnee Loose, Alan King and Carolyn Wenzel, Queen Jane Hamilton and King John Campbell, Gary Chilewski and Diane Spurgeon, Tom Congdon and Ann Fol 1 ett. The king and queen were crowned by the I9b2 king and queen, Dick Holzhueter and June Buchanan. Moonlight and Roses was the theme chosen by the juniors, and hundreds of pink roses decorated the gym. Wayne Woodbury and his band furnished the music. WRESTLING Row Three; J. Wachholz, G. Smith, J. Quinn, K. Grochowski, M. Houslet, R. Muehrer Mr. Klatt. Row Two: G. Schesel, J. Tymusz, D. Crane, L. Lang, P. Chadek. Row One: E. Beutler, L. Volbrecht, S. Ahlstrom, R. Marotz. .). Gray. The wrestling team ended up with a 5-5 record and placed third in the conference. Track Back Row: D. Sprain, J. Goodhue, 0. K1imke, D. Phillips, P. Faivre, G. Linder, T. Roos, J. Campbell, G. Guderski, L. Houslet, Mr. Clark. Front Row: J. Thalacker, R. Johnson, V. Leach, K. Thalacker, G. Marshall, J. Ryan, A. Schwanke, T. Thorne. This is the traveling track squad from Oxford and Westfield. Westfield placed first in the 1963 sectional meet at Ripon. Baseball Back Row: Mr. Swenson, G. Chilewski, K. Thalacker, A. King, B. Meyer, D. Bade, T. Congdon, M. Houslet, D. Martin, K. King, M. Keller. Front Row; T. Procknow, W. Lloyd, 0. Ripley, D. Congdoi, 6. Crane, R. Sengbusch, D. Lloyd, T. Semrow. 1963 Squad D. Benqsch R. Bennett. K. Beutler J. Bowe rs M. Buchholz 0. Drewitz R. Duncan K. Dunnett C. Erdmann C. Pouts R. Frozene K. Galbraith M. Ebert N. procknow M. Roney G. Sauer R. Ryan R. Polynski V L. Ripley « G. Schesel H. Schreiber T. Semrow S. Scott T. SI way 0. Walters B. Whitemarsh C. Stratten R. Tolbert 0. Walters L. Wruck J. Tassler J. Tolbert R, Wyler R. Theide B. Wachholz S. Zuehlke S. Zeuhlke R, Berndt R, Boy 3. Buchanan S. Alstrom N. Barnard L. Gum her J. Clark B. Alexander A. Crane £. Daye D. Janke R. Crook K. Ounnett G. Graichen E. Crandsll P. Eloeter R. Goldsmith D. Congdon L. Ktuger L. Lang P. Lang V. Leach D. Luce R. Nelson G. MacKenzie J. Manthey B. Persack C. Runnels D. Semrow S. Reid B. Schesel R. Sengbusch T, Procknow G. Roney T. Semrcw D. Sprain J. Quinn S. Roney G. Schliepp R. Smith R. Snow B. Topping S. Warp L. Woodbury I. Tynutz D. Wilde R. Wier L. Volbrecht J. Zeller C. Warnke G. Wollert B. Zeuhlke J. Summerton K. Zuelke J. Tymusz K. Thalacker J. Wruck L. Thalacker M. Wiesjahn C. Swader C. Warzynski L. Verthein TOM CONDGON RUTH SCHRANK HONORS ANN FOLLETT LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER JOHN WACHHOLZ JANE HAMILTON DON BADE CLASSES SHOULD BE TEN MINUTES: FIVE TO COME AND FIVE TO GO. BASEBALL I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 2 VOLLYBALL 3,4 BASKETBALL MANAGER 1,2,3,4 KATHLEEN BAGLEY HAVE FUN TODAY. TOMMORROW WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF. GIRLS GLEE CLUB I,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1.2,3 LIBRARY CLUB 3,4 CHERYL BUCHHOLZ SHE LIKES THEM SHORT, SHE LIKES THEM TALL, BUT YOU AND I KNOW SHE LIKES THEM ALL. F. H.A. I G. A.A. 1,2,3 LIBRARY CLUB 3,4 MARY BUMBER SOME SAY SHE'S BASHFUL BUT OTHERS DOUBT IT. GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2 PEP CLUB 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY iARY CHILEWSKI GAkY knows that a football TEAM ISN'T THE ONLY PLACE ONE NEEDS A GOOD LINE FOOTBALL I,2,3,4 BASKETBALL 1,2 BASEBALL I.2,3,4 WRESTLING 3 HOMECOMING COURT 3,4 PROM COURT 3 VOLLEYBALL 1,2 TOil CONGDON I WANT TO BE BASHFUL BUT SOMEONE WON'T LET ME FOOTBALL 1,2,3,+ 8ASKETBALL I,2,3,4 BASEBALL 1,2,3 VOLLEYBALL i T , CLASS PRESIDENT I PROM COURT 3 HOMECOnlNG COURT I BADGER. BOYS STATE 3 JOHN CAMPBELL THE ONLY REASON THERE WERE ONLY THREE WISE MEN-THEY DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT ME THEN. FOOTBALL I,2,3,4 BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 TRACK 1,2,3,4 VOLLEYBALL 1,2,3 ANNUAL STAFF 3,4 JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT JUNIOR PROM KING STUDENT COUNCIL 4 ONE ACT PLAY 4 BADGER SOYS STATE 3 DEAN CRANE TO WORRY LITTLE, TO STUDY LESS, IS MY IDEA OF HAPPINESS BASKETBALL I WRESTLING 3,4 FOOTBALL 3 BASEBALL I,2,3,4 ALICE CURTISS MY BOOKS AND I KEEP STEADY COMPANY GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2,3 NANCY DAYE SHE LOOKS HARMLESS BUT SO DOES DYNAMITE GIRLS GLEE CLUB 2,3 LIBRARY CLUB 2,3, 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 PEP CLUB 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY MARY DETERT HEAR MUCH-SPEAK LITTl£ F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1,2 PEP CLUB 3 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 2,3,4 PHILIP FAIVRE IT'S BETTER TO SLEEP IN THE CLASSROOM THAN TO WASTE A PERFECTLY GOOD NIGHT BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 TRACK 1,2,3,4 BASEBALL 1,2 VOLLEYBALL 1,2 BARBARA FRITSCHLER IN ALL THE WORLD I AM THE F.H.A. 1,2,3,«+ GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4 CLARION STAFF 4 LIBRARY CLUB 2,3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY TRAMPOLINE 4 PEP CLUB 3 BAND I.2.3,4 BAND OFFICER 3,4 BARBARA GILES I HAVE A MND OF MY OWN AND IT TAKES MORE THAN A TEACHER TO CHANGE IT. TUMBLING 1,2,3 TRAMPOLINE 2,3 MIXED CHORUS 4 FORENSICS 3,4 ONE ACT PLAY 4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY ANN FOLLETT VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE- DON ' T TkY one, try them ALL STUDENT COUNCIL 1,2,3,4 S.C. OFFICER 2,3,4 MIXED CHORUS 2,3,4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB t,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1.2.3 F. H.A.OFFICER 3 LIBRARY CLUB 1,2 L.C. OFFICER I G. A.A. 1.2 FORENSICS 1.2 HOMECOMING COURT I PROM COURT 3 GENE GOHLKE THERE ARE A LOT OF CARDS IN THE CLASS, BUT I'M THE ONLY JOKER FOOTBALL 2,3,4 BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4 BASEBALL 1.2.3 CLASS TREASURER I VOLLEYBALL 1,2,3 ANNUAL STAFF 3.4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY MIXED CHORUS 2,3 4 DONALD GOLLNlCk TOO MUCH STUDYING WEAKENS THE BRAIN. TUMBLING 1,2 TRAMPOLINE 1,2 TABLE TENNIS 2,3 JUNE HARKE SCHOOL IS JUST ONE OF MY ACTIVITIES. F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 2 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 3 MARVIN GROSKREUTZ WHEATIES HAVE DONE A LOT FOR ME FOOTBALL 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. OFFICER 4 JANE HAMILTON A MUSICIAN, A STUDENT, AND LIKED BY ALL BUT OH MY GOSH-WHAT A SCREWBALL STUDENT COUNCIL LIBRARY CLUB I F. H.A. I,2,3,4 G. A.A. I,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 3 GIRLS GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS 2,3 I OFFICER 2 BAND 1,2.3,4 ANNUAL STAFF I,2,3,4 FflCER 4 ___________ I,2,3,4 EDITOR 3,4 CLARION STAFF 2,3,4 FORENSICS 2,4 DRAMATICS CLUB 2 ONE ACT PLAY 3 CLASS SECRETARY 3 PROM OUEEN 3 3ADGER GIRLS STATE 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD 4 ALAN KING HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ARE DELIGHTS BUT THEY DON'T COMPARE TO HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTS. FOOTBALL I,2,3,4 BASEBALL I,2,3,4 BASKETBALL 1,2 VOLLEYBALL 3 WRESTLING 3 JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT PROM COURT 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY DENNIS HOCKERMAN I STAND AT THE BRINK OF A BRILLIANT CAkEER, WON'T SOMEONE PLEASE PUSH ME IN? BOYS GLEE CLUB I MIXED CHORUS 2,3,4 FORENSICS 2,3.4 ONE ACT PLAY 3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY F.F.A. I STUDENT COUNCIL 3,4 S.C. OFFICER 4 ANNUAL STAFF 3,4 CLARION STAFF [,2,3,4 EDITOR 4 DENNIS KLIMKE OUR BASKETBALL STAR, AT LEAST HE'S ALWAY'S OUT AT NIGHT. BASKETBALL 1,2,3, + BASEBALL 1,2 FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4 TRACK 1.2,3.4 VOLLEYBALL I F.F.A. I LEONARD HOUSLET HAPPY AM I. FROM CARE I'F FREE, WHY ISN'T EVERYBODY JUST LIKE ME? BASKETBALL I,2,3 BASEBALL 1,2 FOOTBALL 1.2,4 TRACK 1.2.3.4 BLUE-J STAFF 3 FORENSICS 4 MATHEMATICS AWARD 2 GREG LINDER TELL ME—WHAT IS THIS POWER I HAVE OVER WOMEN? FOOTBALL I,2,4 BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 TRACK 1,2,3 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 2 HOMECOMING KING 4 F.F.A. 2 VOLLEYBALL 3 BLUE-J STAFF 3 JEAN KOBYLSKI SUGAR AND SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE—ONE OF THESE DAYS SHE'LL BE SPRINKLED WITH RICE. CLASS TREASURER I F.H.A. 4 QUEEN OF HEARTS I BLUE-J STAFF 3 BETTY KRUEGER AN INNOCENT EXPRESSION, BUT LOOKS ARE DECEIVING. F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. I.2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB I ,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 3 LINDA KOTTKA HER AIM IN LIFE IS TO BE SOMEONES WIFE. F. H.A. I G. A.A. 2 LIBRARY CLUB 2,3,4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB i,2,3,4 SHELDON LLOYD SAFE DRIVING IS SUCH A WASTE OF LIFE INSURANCE. BAND I,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 1,2,4 BASKETBALL 1,2 BASEBALL 2 BLUE-J STAFF 3 PEP CLUB 1,2 F.F.A. 1,2 MARY MCNUTT IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS SHE'S HARD TO BEAT. IN ADDITION TO THAT, SHE'S VERY SWEET BAND I,2.3,4 girls Glee club. 1,2,3,4 CLASS PRESIDENT I PEP CLUB 2 F.H.A. 4 DANCE BAND 1,2 BLUE-J STAFF 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY D.A.R. AWARD 4 LAURIE LONG FULL OF LAUGHTER, FULL OF JOKES, I WONDER WHAT SHE MIXES IN HER COKES F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1,2,3.4 CLARION 2,3,4 ANNUAL 2 FORENSICS 1.2,3,4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1.2,3,4 MIXED CHORUS I,2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB I,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY MARNEE LOOSE SO PRETTY, SO YOUNG, SHE WON'T LIVE LONG-SINGLE. F.H.A. I,2,3,4 F. H.A. OFFICER 4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB I,2,3,4 CHEERLEADING 2,3,4 HOMECOMING COURT 2,3,4 PROM COURT 3 VICE PRESIDENT OF CLASS 2 PEP CLUB 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY ROGER MANTEUFEL THEY LAUGHED AT LINCOLN TOO TOM QUINN I COULD STUDY AND BE VERY SMART, BUT TO TAKE A BOOK HOME WOULD BREAK MY HEART BASEBALL MANAGER 1,2 BOYS GLEE CLUB I MIXED CHORUS 3,4 FOOTBALL MANAGER 3,4 GOLF 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY DOUGLAS PHILLIPS cfcc RA,T,IP HUG A BASKETBALL THAN ANYTHING ELSE. WELL, ALMOST ANYTHING ELSE BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 TRACK I,2,3.4 FOOTBALL I,2,3,4 BASEBALL 1,2 BAND I,2,3 F.F.A. I CLASS PRESIDENT 2 BLUE-J STAFF 3 VOLLEYBALL 3 ROBERT REETZ I CAME TO SCHOOL TO LEARN BUT LOOK WHAT HAPPENED. FOOTBALL 1.2 WRESRLING 3 RICHARD ROBINSON GOV. REYNOLDS AND I HAVE SOMETHING in COMMON. WE ViL'RE BOTH FROM WISOoNSIN ONE ACT PLAY 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY KATHLEEN RILEY SHE'S NEITHER AN ANGEL NOR A SAINT- YOU CAN'T MAKE A GIRL WHAT SHE AIN'T. G.A.A. 3,4 LIBRARY CLUB 2,3.4 OFFICER 4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 3,4 BAND I,2,3.4 ANNUAL STAFF 3.4 ASSOCIATE EDITOR 4 PEP CLUB 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CLARION STAFF 3 TOM ROSS' WHAT! NO GIRLS IN HEAVEN? THEN LEAVE ME HERE BASKETBALL I,2,3,4 TRACK 2.3.4 VOLLEYBALL 3 FOOTBALL 0 BLUE-J STAFF 3 DAVID RIPLEY WHEN FUN AND MISCHIEF ARE IN THE AIR, LOOK FOR DAVE HE'S THERE SOMEWHERE. BASKETBALL 1,2,3 FOOTBALL 1,2,4 TRACK 3 BASEBALL 3 ANNUAL STAFF 3 BLUE-0 STAFF3 PHYLLIS SCHWANKE LIKES TO STEP AND hAVE HER FUN BUT HER WORK IS ALWAYS DONE F.K. A. 1,2,3,4 3.A.A. 1,2,3,4 GIRLS GL E cLu3 I,2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB I 2,5,4 SENIOR GLASS PLAY on: act play 4 FORSENSICS 4 BAND 2,3 ANNUAL STAFF 4 PEP CLUB 3 RUTH SCHRANK ONCE IN HER MIND. THERE IT STAYS. „ THAT'S WHY SHE RATES SO MANY A'S.’ F. H.A. I,2,3,4 G. A.A. I.2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB I,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 3 ARLYNN SCHWANKE HE LIKES GOOD WIT, AND HE SURE HAS HIS SHARE OF IT FOOTBALL 3,4 TRACK 2,3,4 CLASS TREASURER 3 CLASS PRESIDENT 4 OUTSTANDING JUNIOR BOY F.F.A. I.2,3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY JANICE SCHWEhSENSKA I HAVE A ED FORD, IT'S NOT S( NEW BUT SHOW «E A ROAD I CAN'T GO THROUGH. F. H.A. I,2,3,4 G. A.A. I,2,3,4 G.A.A. OFFICER 2 GIRLS GLEE CLUB I,2,3,4 LIBRARY CLUB 1,2,3,4 LIBRARY OFFICER 2 8ADGER GIkl'S STATE 3 CLARION 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY PEP CLUB 3 HOWARD SMITH AFTER FOUR YEARS OF FAITHFULL SERVICE I'M LAID OFF. BAND 1.2,3,4 BASKETBALL 1,2 FOOTBALL 1.2 TRSCK 1,2,3 TRACK 1.2.3 F. F.A. 1,2 ANNUAL STAFF 3 r i ass PrtFS I DENT 3 DIANE SPURGEON BEING GOOD IS A LONESOME JOB. P.S. I'M NOT SO LONESOME F. H.A. I,2,3,4 OFFICER 2,3,4 G. A.A. 1.2,3,4 OFFICER 4 ANNUAL STAFF 3,4 CLARION 2 LIBRARY CLUB 1,3,4 OFFICER 4 PROM COURT 3 OUTSTANDING JUNIOR GIRL PEP CLUB 3 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY JUDY SMITH f’r?Si?!SSL[“SI� EE? SE off5?J 6’ GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2 KARON SONNENBERG THE HARDER I TRY THE BETTER TO BE, THE WORSER I AM F. H.A. I,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 OFFICER 3,4 LIBRARY CLUB 1,3,4 ANNUAL 2,3,4 CLARION 4 PEP CLUB 3 CLASS TREASURER 2 CLASS SECRETARY 4 GARY STOCK A GOOD TIME IS ALL I ASK OF LIFE' TERRY THORNE ’I'M LEARNING A LOT BUT SCHOOL INTERFERES. TRACK 1.2,3. BASKETBkL I FOOTBALL 2,3 4 ,3 JIM THALACKER THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE AND I'M ON MY WAY TO BED FOOTBALL I,2,3,4 F.F.A. I,2.3,4 OFFICER 4 TRACK MANAGER 4 PROM COURT 3 WRESTLING 3 HELEN THURBER YOU SHOULD SEE ME OUT OF SCHOOL' G.A.A. 1,2 JOHN WACHHOLZ HOW HE STUDIES AND RECITES GIVING FLUNKERS FORTY FRIGHTS. BASKETBALL 1,2,3 TRACK 1,2 VOLLEYBALL 1,2 WRESTLING 4 CLASS PRESIDENT 2 BOYS GLEE CLUB I F.F.A. I,2,3,4 OFFICER 2,3,4 MIXED CHORUS 2 PENNY WALTERS DAINTY, MODEST, FAIR IS SHE, A CHARMING MAID WE ALL AGREE CLASS OFFICER 2,4 BAND 1,2,3 DANCE BAND 1,2 F.H.A. 4 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2,3 HOMECOMING QUEEN 4 BLUE-J STAFF 3 CHRISTINE WAITE HER FUTURE IS PLANNED, THIRD FINGER LEFT HAND. G.A.A. I PEP CLUB 2 BLUE-J STAFF 3 CO-ED I TOR 3 CONNIE WALTERS A SWEET PERSONALITY FULL OF RASCALITY F.H.A. I,2,3,4 OFFICER 3,4 STUDENT COUNCIL 2,3 GIRLS GLEE CLUB I 2,3,4 MIXED CHORUS 4 CLARION STAFF 2 SENIOR CLASS PLAY BEVERLY WARZYNSKI MISCHIEF IS MY MIDDLE NAME LIBRARY 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 CHEERLEADER 3,4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY GIRLS GLEE CLUB I PEP CLUB 3 DAVID WILK IF SCHOOL IS LIBERTY, GIVE ME DEATH CAROLYN WENZEL NATURE MADE HER WHAT SHE SHOULD, NOT TOO BAD AND NOT TOO GOOD GIRLS GLEE CLUB I G.A.A. 1,2.3 LIBRARY I,2,3,4 PROM COURT 3 JUDY WOLLERT SHE HAS MORE BOYFRIENDS THAN CARTERS HAS LIVER PILLS F. H.A. I,2,3,4 OFFICER 4 G. A.A. I.2,3,4 OFFICER 4 CHEERLEADER 3,4 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT I CLASS SECRETARY 2 ONE ACT PLAY 3 SENIOR CLASS PLAY GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4 MIXED CHORUS 2,3,4 BAND I ,2,3,4 ROBERT ZELLER HOW GREAT IT IS TO BE ALIVE PICTURES ARE UNAVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING SENIORS: KARL ANDERSON QUIET AND SHY BUT A REAL GOOD GUY TUMBLING 1,2 FORENSICS 4 MIXED CHORUS 4 ROBERT DEMKE HE ADMITS THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY QUESTION, HIS AND THE WRONG SIDE BAND I TRAMPOLINE I CARLA DREWITZ IF SILENCE WERE GOLDEN, SHE'D BE A MULTI-MILLIONAIRE1' TRAMPOLINE 2,4 TUMBLING 1,2 TONY KRESIC SOMETIMES I SIT AND THINK, SOMETIFCS I JUST SIT. F.F.A. 1,2 RICHARD WEISS WE ARE SORRY THAT SOME UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURES FAILED TO GET IN THE ANNUAL. BUT THE PICTURES WERE NEVER SENT TO US BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER. . - 7RAL ACRES Arden and Grace Thai acker Rt. I Westfield, Wisconsin 30 SCHULTZ - THALACKER ----- funera t Service - WESTFIELD, WISCONSIN TREADWAY and MEYER Complete Automotive Service Oxford Above: A short step toward disarmament was taken with cautious optimism with the signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. Seated: Sec. of State Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko, Lord Home. Premier Khrushchev stands be- hind Lord Home next to U.N. Secretary General U Thant, Adlai Stevenson and U. S. Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russian worsened during the year as they battled for leadership of world a This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, left, and Teng Hsa August failed to produce accord. An unidentified priest went to the aid of a wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for news photography. World Events in Review—19 Pope Paul VI began his reign after the death of Pope John XXIII. Pope Paul re- convened the Ecumenical Council and at year's end planned an unprecedented journey to the Holy Land. Left, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorer found remains o house Viking settlement in Newfoundland dating 500years before Columbus. A huge landslide into Vaiont Reservoir in northern Italy sent a wall of wati the valley below destroying Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem's palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diem's death. Meanwhile, (color) U.S. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied[from North Viet Nam. witj Aits W “ A niw 'hmg mtl high, was born off southern Iceland from an under- water volcano. Britain's new prime minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took office in November, after scandals shook Harold Macmillan's government. East- West tension continued: left; Gen. Chong of North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesmen during discus- sions of armistice-violating raids at Panmunjom. Right; Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin failed in the face of western unity. This A merican convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the city.