Wilton High School - Wiltonian Yearbook (Wilton, WI)

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Vera Cox quiet and meek, An occupation soon will seek, She usually has little to say, And goes very quietly on her way. Rosalyn Flock who's nickname is Mutzi, Someone told her it rhymed with Footzi. She likes work, and she likes noise. She says she likes girls, but, I'll bet she likes boys. Rose Gallagher a busy girl. Keeps everyone near her in a whirl. She wants to be a telephone operator in a large town So leaving home soon won't make her frown. Marilyn Granger who is really swell At basketball games can really yell. We know that she is really keen And surely she can fulfill her dream. Nancy Gruen who likes to drive, Keeps the town always alive. A receptionist she wants to be, Answering calls for you and me. Paul Kruse next in line In all sports does real fine. In football he is one of the best And usually comes through in a test. Robert Leis a quiet lad, Leaving school won't make him sad. Going out is his favorite past time, Kendall, Tomah and where was it last time. Randy Martalock landky and tall, His favorite sport is basketball. After school he heads for town. Usually has a smile but sometimes a frown. Lorrie Meacham who keeps her eye, On that certain older guy, Has a smile as catching as can be She hasn't decided what she'll be. Lester Nauman, a constant pest, Never lets anyone stay at rest. While in school, he's usually quiet But after hours, he could cause a riot. Marilyn Purpus, is full of fun Especially when her work is done. To Madison she'll go next year, With telephone operating as her career.

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CLASS POEM The years have passed so swiftly by, Our good old years at Wilton High. The memories we have of thee, We the class of 63 Nora Anderson a cheerful lass. Is the only blonde in our class. At cheerleading she is tops, Her vivacious way never stops. Myron Arttus a country lad, Gets permission from his dad. To take the Chevy to the show And so to Elroy he will go. Ronnie Ballwahn our athletic star, Takes his Ford both near and far. To work at Tillman's is his aim To carry on the Ballwahn name. John Barden who lives in town, Just talking about school makes him frown. It seems that making noise is his aim We see him do it at every game. Doris Bever short and sweet Sweeps her fellow right off his feet, Doing the twist is her delight She can twist right through an entire -ght. Diana Boetzel a friendly lass, Likes to talk in Home Ec class. At all times she keeps her eye On that certain handsome guy. Patti Bray who likes to have fun, Keeps that certain guy on the run. Always up and on the go, She always has a kind hello! Judy Buchholz attractive and neat, Keeps him always on his feet. One of her future life ambitions. Is to go to school and become a beautician. Our annual editor Betty Burt, Believes some boys are great big jerks. To Minneapolis for nursing she plans to go. And she’ll make a good one this we all know.

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Mike Rice, with bright red hair, Wherever there's news, he's always there. He likes to talk as we all know, And he is always on the go. Bob Schendel, who drives a Chevy, To keep up with him would make you dizzy. No special girl claims his heart Of them we think he wants no part. Gwen Stone, a quiet gal, Has always been a loyal pal. Wedding bells for her will ring. Bringing with them all good things. Patti Sullivan who’s full of pep, Thinks some boys are really hep. But of others she wants no part. She's not dumb, she's just smart. Charles Udulutch, a dark haired guy Lets only a few girls go on by. He thinks of only one as before. But she's undecided as any sophomore. Diane Wadephul, with hair of red. By being friendly can get ahead. A waitress is her aim in life, But she'll still make some guy a wife. Jean Wadephul, the class whiz, Always scores in every quiz. President of our F.H.A., Can always get things done the right way. Sharon Waege, who loves to cheer, Secretary in her senior year. Always busy and full of pep. It's hard to get her out of step. Carl Winchell, who has his own car, Takes his girl both near and far. No one knows his aim in life, Maybe it's to find a perfect wife.