Wild Rose High School - Rose Yearbook (Wild Rose, WI)

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IUNIORS f1l'f b ' 'mplfj pq ml' I K Westover E Towne I Brownlow j Haight C Zuege S Berg B lilne S Halkin K Zeller Irs Block EWZ G Rosxn j Schwersrnske E Sonja I Potts I Jorgensen A C1lYf0U J Laurxtzm I Wilson R Hanson DWI! R Jones R Regal D Berglmd H Rable L Phelps D Luedtke G Graydon C Anderson G Nlelam R Peterson I Arendt I Attoe The first great event of the year for the Juniors was the arrival of their class rings One of their favorite pas times for the next few weeks was a care ful inspection of them in every class Ann Clayton was chosen general chairman of the Homecoming celebration They were proud to have Sandra Berg on the queen s court Two Junior girls were chosen to cheer on the A team squad. Ath letics, music, and forensics claimed the interest of many Juniors. 'Papa Was a Preacher', the class play, was present ed in April under the direction of Mr. Salter. King Hank Rable and his queen Isabel Potts reigned over the Junior Prom, 'Around the World' on April 19. Bob Regal, Irvin Arendt, Gordon Niel- CLASS OFFICERS son, and Dave Leudtke were chosen for D- BGFBIUDJ, H- Bible. R- the court of honor. The Juniors had fun Regal' A' c1'7 'on' S' Berg' working together on their many projects. . i , . V uf - ,I A ' ' H . -. X Y , A - mv, E N - 4 7, 4 Q- . 1 fnyr , -I 'vsvl , , 1 . ly i V W - 1 , . I ,A - ' I i X ' 'Q he l N . .-1 - ez' l 'rw A ,1 ., Q -., f I I 4 6 ,- jr ,, ,.f l Q W , V, 5 - C x I lf ' Y I 6 ' 4 of I l lf' l P x , 8 A 'Q Q P . ., VL-.H A Eu' if hy lam I a 3 o , Q , n 5 A , Q , Q ' , . ' . ' I 0 0 : o g o I , 5 I ' , I . ' . A 0 1 0 p o a I a , Q , . , , ' ' I ' I ' I ' 1 ' 1 o , a , a . . . . . . . . . - J' 1 'V 'V ' Y i Ax , I I 0 ' I I . . . . . 1 J . . . K I - I2

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Let us look 1nto the l1ttle town of Rosev1lle 1n the year 1968 where they Just establ1shed a Rocket Base The Class of 58 ISJUSU about to take a tr1p around the world 1n the rocket that George WIICOX des1gned Theyhave come from many M1188 away to be togeth er, 1eav1ng behlnd the1r f1ne Jobs Edward Thompson 18 dCS1gh1ng cars w1th the upward look for Chrysler COIPOPBCIOD Mary Anne Hansen a chemlstry teacher at W11d Rose, IS st1ll burn1ng holes 1n her clothes w1th that ac1d she uses 1n exper1ment1ng Ph1l Her1ng, a successful phy st1ll makes an effort to wr1te to George Wllcox, argulng about a number of un1mportant th1ngs Lo1s Wrage has a very 1nterest1ng Job as a pr1vate secretary for the ed1tor of New York TIMES Robert Manske has Just 1nvented a new style box a round box w1th a square look for the K1echkefer Box Factory Joan Moore 18 happ11y marr1ed and IS l1v1ng 1D a ranch style home out s1de of W1ld Bose Dav1d Hansen 18 now the owner of the b1ggest p1g ranch 1n WISCOBSIH Barbara Walters IS a d8t8Ct1VC for the new detect1ve agency Get Them Wh1le They re Hot Danny Rued 18 the manager of the W1ld Rose Creamery and teaches squeeze box lessons Mar1lyn Hansen 18 a reglstered nurse She Just returned from Afr1ca where she was help1ng to cure a new PROPHECY d1sease, catch lt wh1le you re young Dlck Robertson IS Ch1ef of Pollce for the state of WISCONSIN Em1ly MUIICDIXIB now manag1ng the A C Spark Plug Company 1n M1lwaukee Mar1lyn Straw 18 marr1ed and work 1ng as a pr1vate secretary on the s1de Donald Berglund IS one of the foremost barbers 1n W1ld Rose and has created the bushy flat top ha1r style Er1n MCKH1ght and Donna Kl1tzk1e have comb1ned the1r horse ranches 1n the San Bernard1no Valley 1n Cal1 f0rD18 and are ra1s1ng mules Ronald Fox Just returned from the South Sea Islands, where he 18 a m1S Dav1d Whereatt 18 head of the Forestry Department 1h Mlnnesota H IS CXPQIIMCDIIDS w1th a new type of tree wh1ch w11l grow no branches or leaves for the use of telephone poles fence posts etc Larry Jenks 13 head of the Con servat1on Department 1n WISCODSID and has done a very good Job of clear1ng up the muddy streams Norman Ehrenberg 13 Super1nten dent of Western Electr1c and seems to st1l1 catch h18 naps 1n the breaks Tom Sm1th has the b1ggest da1ry farm 1n WISCODSID and has breeded a new type of cow, wh1te w1th black poka dots Zona Jones 18 IOrk1Dg as a lawyer at the new Jones and Jones f1rm Alan Jensen 18 a successful cer tlfltd publ1c accountant 1n Mad1son and amaz1ngly enough, the books balance ' ' ' 4 - - 9 1 5 , Q . . o , , . , I sician at Madison General Hospital, sionary, and is enjoying his work. . . . . 0 8 . . D . . . . ' I I .

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SQPHOMORES F' 6 pq WY! C Norlrn 0 Fox I Brewer I Bowen B Raed D lclnight S Straw C Phelps lr Frxedman ROW2 C Andersm S lcKn1J1t B Wilson S Bushwexler D Testin R Walter J Hawtm J Roszn R Hansen ROW3 C Domke I Anderson A Wrage L Christensen R jorgmson R Hermg W lands: D Rzttm E Urban The Sophomores flrst order of bus1 ness was the 1n1t1at1on of the new Fresh men They enjoyed thelr role as ty rants thoroughly The class walked off wxth fxrst pr1ze on the homecomlng float contest wxth thexr entry We Smell De feet Queen E1leen Urlan relgned over the days fCSt1V1C1CS The student body chose Mary Ann Brewer E11een Urban and Sharon McKnight to cheer for the A team The Sophomores were rlghtfully proud when Mary Ann Brewer was chosen queen of the 1957 Sno Ball The Sopho mores part1c1pated 1n mU81C, forenslcs, and sports Everyone enjoyed the d1sk Jockey dance the class gave ID February It was a new and very successful 1dea The Sophomores are l00k1D8 forward to another busy year together as Junlors -1-S-1. CAP! CLASS OFFICERS R Jorgenson W Marsden R lahmr fl Human ll Brant