Wilton High School - Wiltonian Yearbook (Wilton, WI)

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Larry Arndt, our class devil, ln teasing girls loves to revel, Full of mischief is he, Always happy full of glee. Richard Arttus, a chemistry pest, Never gives Mr. Ray a rest. Telling jokes he is the best Around the girls he is full of zest. Verdell Beier, in sports is a whiz, But not so hot in taking a quiz. ln football he got banged around Spent some time lying on the ground. Larry Bever, our basketball star Always going with his car. The road to Tomah he keeps hot, And keeps his girl in her spot. Larry Berner, who likes to dance Always known to take a chance. He finds plenty uses For making excuses. Lana Bolden, our Homecoming Queen Always smiling she is seen. She keeps the boys in a whirl A very nice all around girl. Judy Brandau, quiet but OH MY: She is going strong with a certain guy, Always a smile for everyone Happy, gay, and full of fun. Rick Buchholz, quite a guy Around the girls he isn 't shy, He goes with a certain girl And she is always in a whirl. Linda Cox, a friendly lass Always keeps up with the class, In Home Ec she is a whiz And always tops in a quiz. Bonnie Creviston, a red-haired lass Keeps the laughter in our class. She's lots of fun and friendly too, And she's never sad or never blue. 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY BURNSTEAD'S MARKET 0606 Doug Devine, our class artist In school work he tries his hardest, ln study hall he creates a fuss Where Doug is, that's a must. Helen Eckelberg, full of cheer This is Helen through the year. Somewhat quiet, somewhat shy, She'll get over it by and by, Ed Fick, our Prom King Still possesses his class ring. In class he tries to stay on top, In working hard he doesn't stop. Bob Granger, tall and thin At basketball he likes to win. He gives his girl quite a whirl She is a lucky, lucky girl. Don Kruse our class riot, ls never known to keep quiet Sometimes late for classes In the rush he breaks his glasses. Sandy Larson, always blushing, To Home Ec she's usually rushing. Smiling, happy, and full of fun She's good medicine for everyone. Barb Marco, her one ambition ls to become a beautician. Always happy with a grin Barb's got what it takes to win. Roger Martin, with no remorse, Wants to join the Air Force. His ambition is to be an M. P, We'll just have to wait and see. Jim Meseberg, our class shorty Thinks his new car is kind of sporty With his hair dark and wavy He'll go off and join the Navy. Carol Noth, full of fun, ls a friend to everyone To be an office worker is her aim, We hope that this will bring her fame TOMAH CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION F ARMER'S XL MERCHANT'S BANK

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To Miss Thompson we leave all our forensics speeches. We're glad to get rid of them. To Mr. Troug we will a better ability to hit ALL the pins when demonstrating how to bowl. To the office personnel, janitors, and cooks we leave W. H. S. in peace and quiet. I, Larry Arndt, will the ability to keep a good conversation going to Curtis Briske. Let's get talk- ing Curtis! I, Richard Arttus, will the right to be the joker in Chemistry Class to David Raabe. I, Verdell Beier, will my clowning ways to Lorrie Meacham. Let's try it Lorrie! I, Larry Berner, will my ability to Rock 'n Roll to Gerald Harmel. I, Larry Bever, will the fun that I have at parties to anyone that can take it. I, Lana Bolden, will my ability to be on the Prom and Homecoming courts to Ruth Ferris. Let's march Ruth! I, Judy Brandau, will my knack for being friendly to everyone. I, Richard Buchholz, will my basketball ability to Jim Bever. Let's get shootin' Jim! I, Linda Cox, will my big brown eyes to Beverly Bell. I hope you will be able to see things bet- ter than I did. I, Bonnie Creviston, will my red hair to Elaine Pasch. On one condition, you give your pretty black hair to me. I, Douglas Devine, will my little sister to anyone who will take good care of her. I, Helen Eckleberg, will my quietness to anyone who can be as great a pretender as I. I, Edward Fick, will my good looks to myselfg after all they do belong to me! I, Robert Granger, will my height to Adrian Nading. You need it to be a good basketball player, Adrian! I, Shirley Hericks, will all my old boyfriends to anyone who needs them, since I don't think I'll be needing them anymore. I, Ted Kobernick, will my ambition to get my homework done to Grayson Zuhlke. Let's not over- do it, Grayson! I, Don Kruse, will my witty mind to Betty Burt. Make good use of it, Betty! I, Sandy Larson, will my blush to my sister Sharon. It would be too cruel to wish it on anyone else. I, Barbara Marco, will my love of Kendall and the boys there to Marilyn Purpus. Good luck, Mar- ilyn! I, Roger Martin, will my love for school and teachers to Charles Udulutch. I never did have much use for them anyway. I, Jim Meseberg, will my ability to keep the road hot to Tomah to Jim Farmer. Step on it, Jim! I, Carol Noth, will my popularity in Tomah to Sharon Dexter. Have fun, Sharon! I, Roger O'Gara, will my industrious mind to Bob Pasch. Get busy! I, Shirley Olson, will my blond hair to Patti Johnson. Mine's natural, Patti! I, Howard Sanborn, will my reckless driving to Paul Meseberg. Don't take too many sharp curves, Paul! I, Vivian Schendel, will my love for teasing a certain bookkeeping teacher to all his future students. Have as much fun as I did! I, Leon Schindler, will my argumentive ways to Norbert Leis. I, Bill Schriver, will my ability to pester others to my brother Dale. He's an angel now! I, Juris Valters, will my traveling ways, especially to Milwaukee, to Lester Nauman. Now you're a Traveling Man ! I, Ted Welch, will my chemistry notebook to anyone who will fill it up, Believe me, you've got a lot of writing to do! I, Lowell Zellmer, will my knack for finding fun outside of school to Duane Switz. Careful, Duane! CLASS TESTATOR Af I Signed, sealed, published and declared as our last will and testament by the above class testator, in our presence, WITNESSES:

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Roger O'Gara, our quiet one, Likes to have a lot of fun. He wants to be an engineer, And he'll succeed - never fear. Shirley Olson, our class blond, The girl of which we're very fond. Stout lnstitute is within her reach For Home Economics, she wants to teach. Howard Sanborn, a freshman's ideal In an argument he'll give you a deal. An auto mechanic he'd like to be But we'll just have to wait and see. Vivian Schendel, our class brain, Stout State College is her aim. Comes the weekend she's never late, He will never have to wait. Leon Schindler, quite a guy, Around the girls he isn't shy. Always causing lots of commotion Leo's the one to start things in motion. Bill Schriver, a comical lad, One will never see him sad. Bill si always in a tizzy, To follow him would make one dizzy. Juris Valters, a handsome lad, Leaving school will make him glad. Making noise and having fun After all his work is done. Ted Welch, who likes to drive, To be a mechanic he will strive. Ted is really very smart Of the girls he wants no part. Lowell Zellmer, tall and lean On the basketball floor is really keen. He loves to drive his father's car It will take him near and far. we The lounge of the Hotel Kickapoo Gardens was the scene of the reunion of the 1962 Wilton Alumni As we arrive in our taxi, driven by Robert Granger, who should we meet at the doorg a great sur- prise but Rick Buchholz, who has been in France visiting Vivian Schendel, who is now a famous French Home Economics teacher. Vivian has acquired many high honors for her outstanding teaching ability. As we walk into the lobby we hear an announcement by the doorman, Larry Berner. There is an emergency telephone call for Linda Cox and Larry was wondering if we had happened to have seen her. So we began to look for her through her friends and old classmates. The first people we meet were two of her best friends, Sandy Larson and Helen Eckelberg. Sandy is a beautician at the famous salon, owned by Roger O'Gara in Chicago. Helen is married and is raising her family, and that, believe me is a job by itself, Then we meet two pests of the class, Don Kruse and Jim Meseberg. Don has been married for four years. Long Years, Don says. Poor old Don, he really seems hen-pecked. Jim Meseberg is the same old tightwadg but he's spending his money on his brand new home and 72 Ford. He is really enjoying life. Next we meet the former Barb Marco and Carol Noth. They, too, are both married and are work- ing also. Barb is a stenographer and Carol has her own Comedy Show on T,V, - The name, Oh Carol. Be sure and tune in. Edging our way through the crowd to our table, who should we come across, but the owner and his two assistants. The owner, who else but Doug Devine and the two assistants none other but his two best pals, Lowell Zellmer and Toby Bever. This is just what they always had in mind and see for yourself, Where there's a will, there's a way! Lowell and Toby are also assistant basketball coaches for the University of California. This isn't a surprise. There stood a few of the old pals, Howard Sanborn and Teddy Koebernick, Howard owns his own huge dairy farm down in our own home state of Wisconsin, He really keeps himself busy farming and raising his family. Ted joined the Navy after he finished school and it sounds like he's going to make a career of it. The waitress came in, guess who, Shirley Olson. She must like waitressing as she's still sticking to the same type of job she had in high school. But her main occupation is being a Home Economics