Wilmot Union High School - Panther Yearbook (Wilmot, WI)

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' vs Front row, left to right: Judy Kleeb, Sue Rausch, Rosella Schaff, Bill Haase, Wendy Bunce, Jo Ann Posch, Diane Lois, Betty Smith, and Judy Jones. Second row: Ralph Kerkman, Carol Franz, Muriel Shannon, Wayne Blair, Don Schick, Douglas Ma- thews, Pat Kaskin, Sandy Davis, Pat Dicklin, Sandra Meehan, Class Advisor, Miss Gulan. Third row: Lynn DeBell, Kathy Hauri, Wilma Kennison, Heinz Kaiser, Roger Allen, Ed Sattersten, Irving Larson, Dave Faerber, Jerry Schilz, Marge Weaver, Barbara Loth. Fourth row: Beverly Rasch, Joan Glade, Dick Timrner, Wayne Larsen, Ed Skora, Wayne Jacobs, Irving Partenheimer, Donna Schwartz, Agnes Kracmer, Darold Callow, Ed Zima, Dick Mueller, and Dick Bruenning. Class Color: Silver and Black Class Flower: Carnation Class Motto: Whatever Is Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Well Page Twenty-nine

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The Senior class of 1957 has finally and with regrets finished their last year at good old Wilmot High. When they signed in as Freshmen they were called the freshies of '57, but these four years have passed too quickly. This year has been a busy one for all the Seniors. At our first class meeting we elected officers with Miss Gulan presiding until Dick Timmer was re- elected President. Joan Glade was elected Vice- President. Susan Rausch as Secretary, and Jo Ann Posch as Treasurer. Charlie Mathews was elected to represent our class at student council. For our homecoming we elected Ed Skora who chose Kathy Hauri to be our attendants in the court with King Jerry Schlitz and his Queen. Everyone who attended the Senior Formal on IDR December 29, thoroughly enjoyed dancing to Joe Petrini's music under a sunset in the mountains to carry out the theme of Canadian Sunset. Our own class advisor, Miss Gulan, directed our Senior class play and we wish to thank her for making The Little Dog That Laughed, the success it was. The play was presented April 5th to a very impressed audience. As the days at Wilmot draw to a close we wait with anticipation for the Senior Banquet which is in the planning, and the great day of Graduation itself. We wish to say a sincere thank you to Mr. Schnurr, all the teachers we have had, and last but not least to our class advisor, Miss Gulan. We also would like to wish a good luck to all the Seniors to be. Page Twenty-eight

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