Wilton High School - Wiltonian Yearbook (Wilton, WI)

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Joe McDaniels, Robert Olson, and LaVern Lietz did not return. We started our junior year with thirty-two members. Mr. Smith was again our advisor. The class officers were: President--Harlan Englerth; Vice President-Glen Simonson; Sec- retary—Arlys Lietz; Treasurer--Joann Miller. Greg Foley, Jerry Larson, and Raymond Kratche did not return this year. Our Junior Prom was held on May 9, 1958. The gym was decorated to carry out the theme “Harbor Lights’’. Our colors were blue and silver. The Lynn Winch and Russ Nelson Orchestra provided the music. Vern Nauman and Marlene Geier reigned as King and Queen with Harlan Englerth and Joann Miller as Prince and Princess. Harlan Englerth was selected Badger Boy and Joann Miller was selected Badger GirL Our senior year started with twenty-seven members. William Bever, Ruth Fauska, Mary Jane Flock and Wayne Pasch did not return. Robert Cox left during the year. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Schraufnagel were our class advisors. The officers were: President— Glen Simonson; Vice President--Vern Nauman; Secretary—Mike Arttus; Treasurer--Jack Arndt. Betty Anderson was editor of the annuaL Here it is 1970. It has been ten long years since we graduated from Wilton High. Today we are having an alumni reunion of the Class of 1960, here in Beverly Hill. California. First to arrive was Arlys in her big Lincoln that she bought with the money she saved teaching schooL Glen is next to arrive. He liveson a farm near Wilton, raising tobacco for a living. Next to come were Mike and Juanita, they have a fair start on their family. They have fifteen Amuses trailing along behind. Here comes Harlan dressed in his Navy uniform. He has graduated from Naval Academy. Lyle and Richard are both home from the Navy. Lyle is a Commanding Officer and Richard is working for Lieutenant. All of a sudden we hear a giggling from the corner and who should it be but Darryl and Ronnie. They are great stars in Disney Land. Junior and that Tomah girl finally got hitched. Junior is now the owner of Tomah Uptown. Mae and Marlys have a partner- ship in the “Hollywood Beauty Salon.’’ They were very busy styling Kim Novae’s hair when their taxi came to get them. Caroline is here with that man she finally hooked; one of her high school flames. Ray is now operating a big farm, we always knew he liked farming. Gary has made a big celebrity of himself by traveling with that famous band. Sponsored by THUROW MOTOR SALES, Wilton, Wisconsin.

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JUANITA UDULUTCH Her hair is too dark to be an angel.” Chorus 3,4; Warrior Staff 3; FHA 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Prom Court 1; Homecoming Court 3; WiltonianStaff 4» Sponsored by RALPH L. NORTON Kendall, Wisconsin WEBB'S MOBILE SERVICE Kendall, Wisconsin NOONAN'S GARAGE Kendall, Wisconsin JAMES W. ARNDT General Insurance Agent Kendall, Wisconsin FELLAND'S SHOE STORE Sparta, Wisconsin ARENZ SHOE STORE Sparta, Wisconsin EM'S DRESS SHOP Sparta. Wisconsin FRED KRAMER'S Market Sparta, Wisconsin ALFR1EDA WEBER I want to be bashful but boys won’t let me. Chorus 4; FHA 1,2,4; Wiltonian Staff 4, Co-Editor. We started our freshman year September 7, 1956 with a total of thirty-five. Our class advisor was Mrs. Landgraf. The class officers were: President--Lyle Schindler; Vice President --Ruth Fauska; Secretary—Ken Thurow; Treasurer --Tim O’Rourke. The big event of the year was our initiation. W e gave the sophomores a return party in January. Our sophomore year began with thirty-three members. Joann Miller joined our class the second semester. Mr. Smith was our class advisor. The officers were President--Janice Denter; Vice President--Glen Simonson; Secretary -- Ruth Fauska; Treasurer--Arlys Lietz.

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Joanne and Gene have finally tied the knot and have part ownership in Tillman’s. Janice has attended the University of Wisconsin and is now teaching in LaCrosse State. Paul has followed his father’s footsteps as a missionary in Alaska. Tim is raising sheep for a living and Jack is the governor of Wisconsin. Betty has finished college and is now married to Gene and counciling their kids. Vern is a famous baseball player on the Milwaukee Braves team, Shirley is now em- ployed in the Madison Hospital. Marlene and Larry are starting on their nine kids that she always wanted. Alfrieda is still single. She just couldn’t decide which one to marry--Bob or CarL Ken is running a Ghrysler-Plymouth Garage in Milwaukee. As the day comes to an end, we think back over the past ten years and wonder what the next ten years will bring for us. We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind, leave the following things, both real and imaginary to the underclassmen. To the Juniors, we leave the privilege of being Seniors. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to make decisions and keep them. To the Freshmen, we leave our books, pencils and papers, after all, we’ve used them long enough. I, Betty Anderson, will my blonde hair to Lana Bolden. I, Hugo Arndt, will my love of Drive-Ins to Jerry Flock. 1, Mike Arttus, will my inquisitive mind to Doug Devine. I, Caroline Cox, will my cheer leading ability to my sister, Vera, now that 1 am leaving. I, Paul Crook, will my love of German to Roger Liefke. I, Janice Denter, leave my love to work on the paper to Lorraine Birkholz. I, Raymond Eckelberg, leave my quietness to Paul Udulutch. Let’s quiet down, PauL I, Harlan Englerth, leave my ability of robbing the cradle to Wynn Liersch. I, Marlene Geier, will my love to Tomah to Shirley Hericks. I won’t be needing it any more. I, Mae Goetz, will my love for the opposite sex to Carolyn Purpus. I, Shirley Grant, will my red hair to Marilyn Purpus. 1, Bernard Johnson, leave chemistry and Mr. Smith in peace. 1, Ronnie Koebernick, will my unused books to anyone who wants them. Make better use of them than 1 did. I, Arlys Lietz, will all my old boyfriends to anyone who isn’t going steady. I only need one. I, Richard Martin, will my love of hunting by Miller’s to my brother, Roger. Hope you have as good luck as 1 did. I, Joann Miller, will my musical ability to my sister, Jackie. I, Vern Nauman, leave my height to Larry Bever. Let’s make some more baskets. METROGAS INC. Sparta-Tomah, Wisconsin OSBORNE’S BEN FRANKLIN Sparta, Wisconsin HANSEN'S MEN BOYS WEAR Sparta. Wisconsin