Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

' ,J ' ,4 gf EWS' I 3. ---0 . ,E I ,, Q 'js 2 -, 1' ' ,pw J 1 .pi-- n, W l F WT' S A 'r o , y , i? 5 ur Qt g .1 1 pf, . Q 5 H rf ,3nt K 'in 7 'v 4, ns-f 5 2 4 21441,- ffl -BA' ff w , ,Ly , V .L M f, af f,, 1 f' in Q ,im -..l Ns w S In xi! ' I1 f F, , gf. 1 z , Q .4 xg arf ' ' 215- lege Wisconsin High, established to give teaching experience to University of Wisconsin seniors, also affords a superior edu cation to its high school students. Tremendous school spirit is echoed in sports events as well as in the classroom. Extra- curricular activities in speech, music, sports and many other fields furnish students with opportunities to develop natural abilities and interests. The school serves 375 students from the entire Madison area. 9' 52' if 1,f 4 , CALVIN GALE 1' Your first encounter with the Class of 1958 was our struggle to make Sophomore Shuffle a success. You stuck with us through the trials and tribulations of the Junior Prom, sharing our worries and helping us solve our problems. Your entire spring vacation was spent at school with us in our last attempt to finish Prom decorations. Once again in our senior year you patiently assisted in preserving order at our class meetings. Your constructive suggestions made suc- cesses of o11r Senior Swingand our final endeavor, the commencement exercises. Our appreciation for these things was surpassed only by our respect and admiration for you in the classroom. Your patience and under- standing always inspired from us our best work. For these reasons, we the Senior Class dedicate the 58 Baby Badger to you Mr Gale ral 1,4-9' 7075 71 N3HCY Munson SERVICE PIN D A R- AWARD BADGER BOYS STATE Ed Coombs B111 Haber Ray Hamel SERVICE PIN WHS SPEAKER man Ray Hamel AT BAPTIST CHURCH STUDENT COUNCIL GISHOLT PROFICIENCY BAUSH 8a LOMB FRENCH MATHEMATICS SPANISH I SPEAK FOR DEMCXIRACY ENGLISH 8 ENGLISH 10 SPEECH '7 HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE 8 MUSIC ALGEBRA Judy Lemon Drck Pauley Dave Wee Laurme Olson Barry Olson Pete Ross Elyse Aronson Emme Avsar Gall Lefco 1 Solverg BJorke Drck Schacht Dave Saunders Martha Stone Bob Schacht Ted Groves Pete Wolfe UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Judy Lemon Drck Reznrchek ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP Toby Mitchell REISINGER TEACHING SCHOLARSHIP Ruth Groves NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Toby Mlrchell NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CERTIFICATES Ruth Groves Dave Wee GISHOLT EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP John Youngqurst ART SCHOLARSHIP Karen Herman GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10 Lavone Stehr BIOLOGY Howard Beale SPANISH 10 Elyse Aronson PLANE GEOMETRY Chlp Trerchel LATIN 10 Dave Kmnamon AMERICAN HISTORY Mary Prmce MATHEMATICS '7 Pete Wadsack HONOR PINS Iunrors B111 Haberman Karen STATE DISCUSSION WINNERS Dave Strobel Isaksen Pete Cohen Nrck Zawackr Ray Hamel Elyse Aronson Mary Pnnce Errcka Schwenn Semors not prctured Ruth Groves Toby Mrtchell Perry Shultz 5Caro1 Youmans 1 'I I 1 I -. X ' I FINE ARTS --- Karen Isaksen BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11 - - - Ed Coombs F361-Tljf cm rs' ? fy is il 1025 21 55 'TJ OCIEQ X XATS Eva LE? Ya 57 T S 'O Yalia 'Elie Classes Acffivmeg Zig F36 S ' Iso ie ie I 0 5 301-IN 3 EDWIN B FRED Presldent Un1vers1ty of WISCODSIH X x-uw SCWO RUBER Puncxpal Wlsconsm GOLDG The concern for each 1nd1v1dua1 as a person and the a1m of developmg each student s potent1a11t1es to the fullest degree have been the trad1t1on of Wlsconsxn Hlgh School smce II was founded We hope to contmue th1s tradmon and at th same tlme provlde the best educ e at1on for IIS student populatxon to 11ve III ademo crat1c socxety LINDLEY I STILES RAYMOND MCCOOL Dean School of Educat1on Ass1stant Pr1nc1pa1 1 k n f ' f t - ...-t.f,.,' X . L v s . 1 . ' ' ' - , 4 1 o a Wxsconsm I-hgh School Fai CUM 'Tim JQC C Eamon H lame Mvsklmex 14 'E o- ' I . . C C f W3 A xl 1 f f' f- 4? lf! I K 9 -' W. . W . WSF MISS BETH ARVESON History and Social Pf0b1em5 MISS GLADYS BORCHERS ' Speech MR. ARTHUR BECKNELL - Orchestra and Voice MISS RQMA BORST - Spanish MR. R. D. BOKIL - Physical Science ! iQ Nic MR. GERALD BOTHNER - Biology and Science MR. CALVIN GALE - Advisor, Science and Physics MRS. CAROLYN COOPER - Geometry MR. PAUL GAUGER - Speech MR. JOHN DIXON - Wrestling, Track, and Assistant Football Coach W. A QR A Q- 'J Q A Q A f ' A is ff Y 1 f ie i if MR. s. K. GHOSH - Science Mlss IEAN HOARD - Engiish MRS. S. GOGIA - Science MR. JOHN JOHNSON - Industrial Arts and MR. GRAHAM HAWKS - History Mechanical Drawing A i 5 , . limi' MRs. KAREN JOHNSON - Social Studies MR. VERNON KENDRICK - Fine Arts MISS LAURA JOHNSON - French MR. JoHN KINS - Chemistry and Science MR. ERNEST JUSTICE - Band IO ?4wW MISS LOIS LANDBERG - English MR, HAROLD METZEN - B0ys' Physical Ed MR, WILLIAM LOCKWOOD - Typewriting MR, GORDON MOCK - Algebra and Advance Math MR, RUSSELL PA XTON - Ch0ir MRS. IRENE POPE - Bookkeeping MISS ALICE RHODE - Speech MISS JAY PURVES - Girls' Physical Ed MR, RUSSELL RIPPE - Boys' Physical Ed MISS EDITH ROBINSON - Math f I I Q y 1 . W, I A 2 1' MRS. PHYLLIS SCHWEBKE - Art MR. JOHN SEARLES - English MR, PAUL SCI-IUETTE - Algebra and Math MRS. JANE SHANNON - TYPing MR, PAUL SHIRES - History MRS, LOIS SIGGELKOW - Home Economics MISS IOSEPHINE SMITH - Shorthand MR, 5. SIVA - Science MISS RITA SPRINGHORN - English MISS URSULA THOMAS - German X A, ,Je- MRS, ELVA TRUMP - Reading Mrss MARY WOODWORTH - Library MRs JOAN UNDERWOOD - Speech correction MISS RITA YOUMANS - F00dS Mrss ESTHER WEIGHTMAN - Latin F, ,pc Mxss Dorothy Anderson and Mrs AUD Putnam Mrs R Lueth Offrce Staff School Nl1rSe T Mrss Anderson drrects one of Mrs Don Drck Educatronal Mr Glen Thornberg the student offrce helpers Jean Methods Secretary Janrtor Selje r , To M X -3 r LX ' ,, ,K . . 0 , ' nr fy '-- , 1 - 1 V MM -fhlxvf X' . . ' . ' . A . , . . S CHI GT-AS c EM Ra S H 7? Pzfil LX ,J X M xx, M, A i I 14:8-fi' I O.. 1 ,rm 2 1 cache GEORGE LORENZ George Didn't you hear me keeping still? Annual Staff 4: Class Vice President 4: Football Manager 2-4: Basketball Manager 2-4: Track 2-4: Hi-Y 2-4, Secretary 4: W-Club 2-4. WILLIAM SEWELL Bill Such popularity must be deserved. Annual Staff 4, Section Co-Editor 4: Prep Post Co-Editor 4: Dance Com- mittee Chairman 2: Class Secretary 1: Class President 4: Cross Country 4: Golf 1, 2, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y 4: W-Club 4: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, SUZANNE WERNER Sue Another argument for co-education. Transferred from Barnesville, Ohio 3. One-Act Play 3: Annual staff 4: Prep Post 4: Class Secretary 4: GAA 3: Y-Tri 3. O RAY HAMEL Ray What more could one ask for? All School Play 3: Annual Staff 1-4, Section Co-Editor 3, 4: Prep Post 3, 4: Student Council 2-4: Regents Scholarship 1: WHS Honor Pin 3: Badger Boys' State 3: Class President 1: Class Treasurer 4: Dance Com- mittee Chairman 3, 4: Football 1-4: Temris 1: Track 2-4: Volleyball 1- 4: Wrestling 1-4, State Meet 2, 3: Hi-Y 2-4: Orpheus 2-4: Band Presi- dent 4: President of Madison Youth Council 4: Service Pin 3. ROBERTA BEALE Bobbye An angel every Sunday: but then comes Mondav. Annual Staff 4g GAA 3: Y-Tri 1,2. HENRY BUSC H ..Hank.. A helpful man with a big heart.: capable of un- limited service. One-Act Play Stage Crew 1-4: Annual 2-4: Prep Post 1-4: Dance Commit- tee Chairman 1-4: Foot- ball 1, Manager 2-45 Wrestling Manager 3, Or- pheus 3, 4: Photogs 2-4, Vice President 3: Special Service Pin 2, EMINE AVSAR Denny What a fine world this would be, If everyone were as friendly as she. Transferred from Istanbul, Turkey 4, Annual Staff 45 Prep Post 4, Student Council 4: Philo 4, Orpheus 4, JAMES BARNARD jim Because he is himself we're satisfied. Football 3g Volleyball 1, 3: Orpheus 4, HAL CHICKER Hal A good fellow among good fellows. Football 1, 3,4g Basketball 1-3, Hi-Y 3, 45 Rifle Club 3, 4, Vice President 3,4, W-Club 3, 4, DOUGLAS CHRISTENSON Doug In a machine age, a nation needs men who know machines. Football 1,23 Golf 1: Track 1-49 Volleyball 2, Wrest- ling 3, 4, w-club 3. JANET BRYANT alan.. I always have the ad- vantage when I argue with myself. One-Act Play 1: Dis- cussion 3, 45 Red Cross 1: Y-Tri 1,2,4g Phi Delta Beta 3. JOHN CAIN John I have a mind of my own, and it takes more than a teacher to in- fluence it, Football 1,21 Track 2-4 Science Club 1. o .ak X EDWARD COOMBS ..Ed.. 'Many his friends, none his foe: he's the boy we're proud to know. Annual Staff, Section Co-Editor 4: Student Council 2, 3: Badger Boys' State 3: Regents Scholar- ship 3: Football 1-4, Most Valuable 4: Basketball 1-4 Tennis 3, 4: Track 1-4: Volleyball 1,2: Hi-Y 2-4, Vice President 4: W-Club 2 JOHN DICKSON John Slow and easy, but he gets there just the same. All School Play 1: Prep Post 4: Dance Committee Chairman 2: Football 1: Volleyball 1: Hi-Y 3, 4. JEANNE CLAYTON Jeanne She has a smile and a kind word for all. All School Play Stage Crew 2: Annual Staff 3: GAA 3: Phi Delta Beta 3. Y Tn 1 3. PHILIP COHEN Pele Crowned with renown for rebound and touchdown, Annual staff Section Co-Editor 4: Student Council 4: WHS Honor Pin 3: Class President 2, 3: Football 2-4, Captain 4: Basketball 1-4: Volleyball 1-3: Track 2-4: Hi-Y 2-4, President 4: W-Club 2-4. in STEVE DOLLARD Steve A disposition no one should dispose of, Red Cross 1: Football 1,2: Basketball 1: Volleyball 1: Tennis 3. RANCE EDMUNDS Bucky At WHS he d1d many a thing, but he topped them all by being our Prom King. Student Council 1: Class Treasurer 2: Photogs 3, 4, Vice President 4: Prom King 3: Basketball 1-4: Cross Country 4: Track 3: Hi-Y 4: Orpheus 3, 4, President 4: W-Club 4: Annual Staff: Photography Editor 4. GODFREY CUSTER Pete His sharp, clear, and accurate reasoning is enough to confuse any- one. Annual Staff, Section Co-Editor 4: Prep Post C0-Editor 4: Student Council 2: Basketball 1-4: Volleyball 1: W-Club 4. ROY DILLABOUGH NRDY.. He is good in all-- has lots of vim- -we're sorry there's only one of him. Transferred from East 2, Football 2-4: Basketball 2-4: Volleyball 2: Track 2, 3: W-Club 2-4. gr: ' MIC HA EL GILOM EN Mike Driving slow ly is just a waste of life insurance. TIM HERMAN Tim The world was made to be enjoyed and I will make the most of it. Football 1: Tennis 1: Volleyball 1: Track 3: Orpheus 4. ANNETTA EVENSON Anne Capable of responsibility: worthy of praise. n Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4: Prep Post 4: GAA 1-3: Orpheus 3, 4, Secretary 4: Philo 4: Red Cross 1: Y-Tri 1, 3, 4: Dance Committee Chairman 3. SYDNEY FISH Lovely to look at: delightful to know. Annual Staff Section Co- Editor 4: Prep Post 3, 4, Dance 4 Committee Chairman 3, 4: GAA 1-3: Philo 3,4, Vice 5 President 4. 3 K MARY A NN HOPKINS M. She is small, but we don't mind: She has more vim than the bigger kind. Annual Staff 4: Prep Post 2, 3: GAA 1,29 Y-Tri 1. THOMAS HOVDE Tom If he can't make you laugh, you are quiet indeed. One-Act Play 1: Class Vice President 2: Track 2: Wrestling 1, 2: Hi-Y 2-4: Rifle Club 3, Treasurer 3: W-Club 1, 2. , X WILLIAM HABERMAN Bill None but himself can be his parallel, Annual Staff 4: Honor Pin 3: Badger Boys' State 3 Class Vice President 3: Dance Committee Chair- man 2, 3: Prep Post 4: Football 1: Basketball 1-4 Golf 1-4: Volleyball 1,2: Hi-Y 3, 4: W-Club 2-4. SUSAN HILGERS Sue She lets her light shine without turning the spot on her, Annual Staff 4: Pep Post 3: Dance Committee Chairman 4: GAA 1-3: Philo 2-4. JOHN K LEMM nlacku Great hopes make a great man. Volleyball 1: Rifle Club 3. RENA MASTERS Rena Her friends are many. Her foes, has she any? GAA 2, 3: Y-Tti1,2. KAREN ISAKSEN Ike Some have personality: others have intelligence: only a few have both. All School Play 2: One-Act Play 1-3: Annual Staff 2-4, Art Editor 4: Prep Post 4: Student Council 4, Rec. Secre- tary 4: Regents Scholarship 1-3: WHS Honor Pin 3: Dance Committee Chairman 2, 3: Orpheus 3, 4: Phi Delta Beta 2-4: Philo 4: AFS 3: Prom Queen 3: Madison Youth Council 3, 4. TIMOTHY JACKMAN Tim Mind, motors, and mirth--in these he has proved his worth. Annual Staff 3, 4, Section Co-Editor 4: Manager Football, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, 3: I-li-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4: W-Club 3. , ... 5- it li T ,f' .xp wg, 9.3 v- - f .zz .-rr:-ra' fra.. If . .F,:?:,,:, ,I . g j-35.-:QW i , .Wag Irgel? .-f,'.'.'.u 5.-,-A-1 -j,..Q',. u . V, ,. . ,fl 1' Z PHILIP MAYER Phil I'm the patient type. Who'll be the nurse? Transferred from Lake Forest Academy 3. Annual Staff 4: Football 4: Wrestling 3: Hi-Y 3,4: W-Club 4. SPENCER MILLER Scott When fun and duty meet, let duty take defeat. Football 1-3: Basketball 1-3: Golf 1-3: Volleyball 1-3: Red Cross 1: Orpheus 4. GAIL LEFCO Gail A good heart and mind make the perfect person. Annual Staff 3,4, Co- Editor 4: Forensics lg Prep Post 3,4g Student Council 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 4g Dance Committee Chair man 2, 3: GAA 2, 3: Red Cross 1: Phi Delta Beta 3: Philo 4: Y-Tri 2-4, Vice President 2, 3: Class Secretary 2, JEREMY MATTOX Jerry Always a ready and witty reply. Annual Staff 4, Section Co-Editor 4: Dance Committee Chairman 3: Wrestling 1-4: Hi-Y 2-4 W-Club 4. Fix NANCY MUNSON Nance Here's a girl who will not rest 'til at each task she's done her best, All School Play 2: Annual Staff 3, 4, Section Co- Editor 4: Forensics 1-4: Student Council 2-4: Regents Scholarship 2: Dance Committee Chair- man 3: GAA 1-4: Red Cross 3: Orpheus 4: Phi Delta Beta 2-4: Philo 4: Y-Tri 1-4, President 2: Library Club 2: Service Pin 3. SUSAN OLSON Susie As dependable as the Rock of Gibraltar, only more sociable. All School Play 2: Annual Staff 4: Prep Post 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: GAA 2, 3g Orpheus 4: Phi Delta Beta 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 3: Forensics 1-3, DIANNE MOTT Dianne She is quiet, but we are aware of her. GAA 2:Y-Tri1,2, HELAINE MUEHLMEIER Helenie Give her to music and you could never give a greater gift. Annual Staff, Section Co-Editor 4: Prep Post 1: Orpheus 2-4: Y-Tri 2-4: Choir President 4. MARGARET PAULEY Marge She carries with ease the qualities which please. Annual Staff 3, 4, Subscription Chairman 4: Prep Post 3.4: Dance Committee Chairman 3: GAA 1-3: Phi Delta Beta 3: Y-Tri 1-3: Philo 4. KAREN PETERSON Pete 'Blond and athletic, personality magnetic. Graduated at Semester All School Play Crew 3: Annual Staff 1-4, Copy Editor 4, Section Co-Editor 3: Prep Post 1-4: GAA 1-3: Philo 1-4: Science Club 1: Y-Tri 1-3. SUZANNE MUNZ. nsue.. Sweet, sharp, carefree and gay, Annual Staff 4: Prep POSI 3: GAA 1,2: Y-Tri 1 JANET OLWELL alan.. A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. Annual Staff 2-4, Pub- licity Chairman 4: Prep Post 3,4g Dance Com- mittee Chairman 3g GAA 1-3, Phi Delta Beta 3, Y-Trl lg Philo 1-4, President 4. 4 is? -dtf ix . Aff' d. A Y - X CAROL SCHMIDT Stella Energy, pep, enthusiasm ---look no further, she has 'em. Annual Staff 3, 4, Chair- man 4: Prep Post 3,43 Student Council 2: GAA 1-4: Y-Tri 1-3, President 3: Orpheus 4, STEPHEN SHERRY Steve Great will be his re- ward when measured according to his ability. Football 2: Basketball 1,2 Volleyball 1: Rifle Club 3, 4, President 4, PATRICIA PHILUMALEE PBI 'There is no time like the pleasant time. MARY PRINCE Mary 'The same swell gal yesterday, today and tomorrow. One-Act Play Stage Crew 2, 3: Debate 1-3: Discussion 1-4: Forensics 1-4: Annual Staff 2-4, Copy Editor 4: Prep Post 1-4: Regents Scholarship 3: Red Cross 3, 4, Secretary 3: Phi Delta Beta 1-3: Photogs 2: Y-Tri 2-4, THOMAS SMITH Tom His talents, like water-pressure, flow undiminished in every direction. Annual Staff 4: Prep Post 4: Football 3,45 Basketball 1: Tennis 1-4: Wrestling 2-4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Photogs 4: Science Club 1-3: W-Club 3,4. - JUDITH STILES Jude Ability and enthusiasm plus trustworthiness equals true service. One-Act Play 2: Annual Staff 3, 4, Section Co-Editor 4: Prep Post 4: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4: Dance Committee Chairman 2, 3, Forensics 2-4: GAA 3,4: Orpheus 4: Philo 3,42 Y-Tri 2, 3: Homecoming Queen 4: Cheerleader 4: Phi Delta Beta 3. l . JEAN SELJE Jeannie Sweet, true and pretty too. Prep Post 4: GAA 2, 3: Y-Tri 1: Library Club President 2, Rifle Club 3 Secretary 4, SUSAN SIEBECKER Sue High School days have their delights, but they can't compare to high school nights. Annual Staff 1-3: GAA 2, 3: Rifle Club 3,4: Y-Tri 1. 3 MARILYN TORMEY ..Myn.. Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and nice to think about, Transferred from Mon- terey, California 2: Graduated at Semester: Annual Staff 3: Prep Post 4: GAA 2, 3: Philo 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4. STEVE WILKIE Steve True to his friends, his work and words, All School Play 3: One- Act Play 8,45 Prep Post 3,4: Regents Scholarship 2: Rifle Club 3,4, Treas- urer 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Wrestling Manager 3: Football Manager 3: Cur- ling 3, 4: W-Club 3. QQ Q MARY STROMER --Marys To know her better is to like her better, Y-Tri 1. VALERIE TAYLOR Va1 It's nice to be natural when your're naturally nice. GAA 2.3: Y-Tri 113. WN JA NICE WOLFF yan I never let studies interfere with my education. Annual staff 4: Prep Post 3,4: GAA 1,2. IAN ZAWACKI Nicky He has the type of a mind you can sharpen your own on. One-Act Play 1: Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4: Student Council 1, 2,4, Vice President 4: Regents Scholarship 2: WHS Honor Pin 3: Dance Committee Chairman 2: Football 3: Basketball 3: Tennis 3, 4: Track 2: Volleyball 1-4: Wrestling 1: Hi-Y 3, 4: Orpheus 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Photogs 1, 2, 4, President 4. SARA WILKIE Sara A rose without a thorn. All School Play 2: Class Treasurer 1: Phi Delta Beta 2, 3: Y-Tri 1. EMILY WINCH .Emu Forever friendly: forever fun. Annual Staff 4, Section Co-Editor 4: Prep Post 4: Dance Committee Chair- man 2: GAA 2, 3 Red Cross 2: Y-Tri 4, J 18? ff 1 1 'fa' :ff I fm!!! M9-F 'Inna 'Y ,A fuk If ' 'fa Q s, a v Q f ,wait 44 f ,ff ' fn Vw ef QM'- 'Q E? ' V if ,W W' XG KX SLUMBER PA RTIES 1 if? ., ! XHXQA at Boys Oo Xb What's the matter, Pete? The Bloom of Youth You are under my control fo Oh, to be a janitor! y CMSSQS C E C1 -1- 'SLR CFYLCF FS JCTf L 2f MHJWO W2 22 'XQXXLEK I . 2 0- I O I Y if AA w KA 7' 1 A Rfwj I ' in , f f 52. W I . , X - ff z ' 'fu' 5 x 'a 2 S Z e 0 C Pr:'esiA.E1'tT E? Z 6 7 P e cz Z 6 ? fn 4 ci 6 B. Hanna, Treasurerg D. Kinnamon, Vice President: O. Marshall, Presidentg M, Hamel, Secretary, I. Siebecker, Treasurerg T. Stafford, Presidentg P, Pauley, 1-vga- n,,.3,1,,,- n , ,--,,,--,-, 72 Z 2 M 14 4 .im 'L 4 d Tt1'e'6iS1X1'k1 6 S. Bjorke, Vice President: K. Herman, Secretaryg C. Buss, President: D, Dubielzig, Treasurer, S Markvart Treasurer I Fenske V1cePres1dent D Saunders Pres1dent M Rererson Secretary 0 . E 6 9 4 ,' z ' 4 fz 4 4 e S 23 e 0 Y , an 6 4 fa 4 al XX 6 . ,' ':. ,':. Secretly' P Gould V1cePres1dent L Bernard Presrdent M Holt Secretary Y Metzen Treasurer First row C Hegrey L Dreyfus C Behind I Crayton M Lee F. Aronson M Hamer L Stamp Second row G Huebner S Sohnson M Combs A DeHaven L Brandt M Hanley Cass H Wolfe B Hanna M Gandt Thtrd row M Hastrngs B Lease I Debs S eehrnk K Ertckson L Stehr I Kravat R Hovde D Ktnnamon Fourth row Mr Kms G Isaksen D Adams T Dunn D Center B Benedrct C Brrdgman T Groves Frrst row N Lewrs K Markvart M McAndrews I Maher D Morey L Reed A Lrndsey A Nrersen Second row M1ssPurves B Wtuett N Yost D Moen D Matthtas A Whttiord Z Sechrest 3 Schmttt Thrrd row D Young, O Marshakt I Netson B Yorton S Mrtche I Petersen W Reverl C Smtth L Wordenberg Fourth row I Marquart S Rundeh C Trercher T Ltnk I Swanson M Rrrey A Schaffer S Me er D Schacht Not prctur M Dubrerzrg B Furton I Hanes-North D Ktnney P Stedman . 1 . 1 - v f s v 1 - Q - o B 9 - 1 v n 1 Q ' 2 - . 1 o 9 0 1 o H ' v ' Y A 1 A A a ix A K ,v . , 4 2 ft 1 . , . ' . ' 1 - , . . . , . , . ' U, t 1 - l Q - p o I 9 - r o Y p . . I ed: First row:I, Field, S. Matthews, S. Johnson, W. Miller, B. Mickelson, S. Endres, K. Allegar, B Lemon. Second row: A. Elkow, B. Bunders, B. Jasper, P. Green, K. Metzen, K. Froker, C. Froker J. Marsden, C. Imhof. Third row: D. Cohen, I. Henkel, A. Felt, J. MacDonald, M. Mackin, P Brauhn, F. Altpeter, G, Hartwich. Fourth row: Miss Landberg, A. Abramovitz, H. Beale, G. En lish, P, Eberrnan, B. Crane, L. Mann, J. Hoffland, P. Lillegren First row M Stone I Winch L Valentz M Volk L Zermuhlen P Res C Rusch S Osmundsen Second row M Schmldt I Slebecker I Rundell J Sherry E Schwenn K Taylor S Reynoldson I Ragsdale K Osmundsen G Castlglzone Mr Mock Thrrd row R Whrtford S Qulsltng S Plater J Reis T Wmans F Wolff T Stafford S Peckham Wessels B Ward Fourth row M Woollard R Sewell R Rezmchek G Schlotrhauer B Olson P Schultz P Wolfe P Pauley J Olson D Rlggert D Strobel Not plctured A Haberman Firsr row: 1, Busie, D. Dubiemig, C. Brake, S. Biorke, M. CLayton, N. lsaksen, M. Crark, R. Cass, K. Hoifer, M. Cohen. Second row: 3. Harrwich, B. Iacobs, B, Haase, D. Kasper, W, Gonxd K. Herman S. Ioyce S.Bng1er R, CoureH S Bauman A Heaney A Hanrey B Center Third row I Burns C Goranson P Heebrnk S Carrrer C Conkhn F Kaeser S Herman C Buss S Crane L Cunnrngharn P Amgren Mr Borhner Nor prcrnred M Grrrnrn I Mack B Manhras A Parnukcu B Reynokds C Seastone Srenr D Orson MrssWerghtrnan Second row K Krnney S Sredrnan D WoHrn S Lanier B Schachr T Herne 3 Schkey L Zerrnunren 3 Kaeser E Wrmarrrs P Neesvrg Tnrrd row 'Y Resan M Schrarn B Schwengel B Swanson K Wood H Beane M Warers T Frrsr row1T. Wukie, M. Lenz, 1. Nicnors, T. Lorenz, G. Lewis, X, Wukie, K. OXson, K. Vow Nor prcmred E Srrurh S Weber L Wessers S Wruadsen R Wo1ie a First row: P. Wade, F. Turchik, D. Armstrong, S. Morgan, E. Groves, I. Rusch, S. Markvart, I Cohen, C. Shores, M. Hanna, I. Temkin, P. Precourt. Second row: T. Fuss C. Clark B. o K. Holland, A. Henningsen, L. Winans, N. Holt, C. Benedict, G. Bohrod, J. Novorny, J. Lorin D. Saunders, P. Wadsack. Third row: J. Wilkie, C. Trump, F. Carstensen, M. Reierson, B. Treichel D. Walker, D. Bernard, P. Edmunds, K. Olson, N. Volk, Miss Springhorn. Fourth row: K. Nelson K. Gould, S. Brauhn, B. Schley, J. Fenske, D. McCaffery, S. Marquart, I. Cowan, R. Julseth, C Frederick, J, Bridgman. Not pictured: D. Yolton, J. Wiley I. Christenson First row: R. Peterson, J. Nelson, S. Hanley, Y. Metzen, B. Phillips, M. Reynolds, S. Thomas M. HOII, R. Engler. D. Marsen, J. Stedman, Mrs. K. Johnson. Second row: Mr. Schuette, J. Cascio, D. Urban, P. Michie, R. Machotaka, R. Ofstie, G. Vergeronr, J. Field, P. Schwenn, I. Martin, J. King, D. Allen. Third row: A. Quisling, G. Osmundsen, D. Waskow, S, Mackin, D. Schley, M. Srahmann, J. Schmidt, M. Ferrera. P. Gould, D. Duncan, L. Schultz, L. Ber- nard. 019 -13 f sfrscrs of ELECTRICITY Up0 ' HMMM THEY mm HAVE 'rue Hamm eoov 'ruszown IT mn- I-II V HAS Dome IT AGAIN' AND WE WONT EVER 32 GO BACK EITHER 'I' i WISCONSIN I-IICI-I PT 5 ALWAYS ALERT PHYLLIS AND FRIEND QTEWT1 as C Qld tvs Gil WV.. N Q J fd!! G9 E Q - k 0- ' o : V N1 I ff 1 N,,,7..i ar r ' bg Y X ' Frrst row K Isaksen J Marquart N Zawackr J Strles M Rrley J Olson G Lefco Second row S Bjorke P Gould M Dubrelzrg B Lease N Munson E Avsar W Gould J Ragsdale Thlrd row Mrs Johnson P Schwenn B Jacobs R Hamel S Qurslmg S Marquart M Lee A Hennmg sen Mr McCool Fourth row J Kravat B Reznrchek P Cohen T Groves R Wolfe D Schacht O Marshall P Mayer Presrdent Strles presrdesl WV f' Commrttee rn sesslon As usual the Student Councrl was the center of student lrfe ThlS year Councrl s tradrtronal projects rncluded the book ex change mrxer telephone drrectory Famrly Nlght class electron and the marntenance of the bulletrn board Among other note worthy projects Councrl planned leadershrp meetrngs and a varrety of assemblres es tablrshed the school code acqulred a school flag and handled drrves for AFS Polro and CARE All rn all the year was very success ful and the members are grateful to the advrsors Mrs Johnson and Mr McCool for all the help they gave OFFICERS President JUDY STILES Vrce Presrdent NICK ZAWACKI Recordmg Secretary KAREN ISAKSEN Correspondrng Secretary GAIL LEFCO Treasurer JOHN MARQUART Parlramentarran MIKE RILEY Sergeant at Arms JIM OLSON U I 0 p e 9 1 In o 9 1 . g s g - Q I 0 I I I l I 9 I 0 I ' I ' P 0 9 I Q , a Q 1 n I s p u I ' 1 s 1 n g o I ' . a - 3 I n - n v v o v - 1 I 1 . , . . I , I u . t . ' V , . J ,J 0 I 'I' 1 4 . V A u I A I f I J . - V 1 I . . 3 - Q I Q 1 I I O I - M t,s,, M , 4, 72 A U . 3 I ' . 'A 'i - - 5 - o - - - - Vn, r 4 QM, 17' I X . 2-r - 2 . Frrst row C Schmrdt M Hastrngs N Lewxs J Freld M Stone M Combs M McAndrews Sara Johnson J Srebecker M Hamel B Beale Second row S Olson J Olwell K Isaksen K Peter son K Peterson S Hllgers A Evenson G Lefco S Munz A Sechrest H Muehlmerer J Debs E Schwenn M PIIHCC M Pauley B Hanna M1ss Landberg Thrrd row P Mayer R Hamel G Isaksen J Mattox B Reznrchek P Cohen J Nelson B Sewell J Strles T Jackman Fourth row J Marquart J Olson N Zawackl H Busch B Edmunds T Dunn T Groves G Lorenz B Haberman P Custer T Smrth E Coombs Long nrghts after school Saturday afternoons rn the staff workroom and deadlrne worrres descrrbe the struggles of the creators of WHS yearbook Take a prcture of Y Have you frnrshed the wrrte up on 'P Where s the dummy? Has the copy been sent 1n'P Thls IS the famrlrar conversauon for all staff members Only after long hours of plannlng and workrng evenrngs before the deadlrnes drd the annual reach completlon As each deadlrne was met the staff found the pages slowly moldrng mto a book At rts frmsh rt became a prcture folro that the students w1ll cherrsh for years along wrth therr memorres of the school STAFF Co Edrtors GAIL LEFCO ANNETTA EVENSON The B18 Three Business Manager NICK ZAWACKI Art Edrtor KAREN ISAKSEN Photography BUCK EDMUNDS Sectron Edrtors ACIIVIIIBS EMILY WINCH NANCY MUNSON Classes SUE WERNER, JERRY MATTOX Faculty HELAINE MUEHLMEIER, TIM JACKMAN Senrors SYD FISH, RAY HAMEL Social JUDY STILES BILL SEWELL Sports PETE COHEN, ED COOMBS Eduonal Staff f 3 ' . gf a P 4 1 V I Zak Zfwzga . ., r W ws D- ua- econu iv- ' Pei-eggvsu V Nx' you--1 - l I . , Martha ' vemon. 5 Oper, K. HO urns. mum row - S. F . . V- - . FY . ' . Fmt row: S. Bilsxe ws' l. l0Yce, Z Muehlrneier, Cowon. S. Hilgers, mince, K. isaksenvy ayxot' B. Owen' L. Drey K- Metzen, - R Hama' S. L Seng, M- T Smuh' V. xwmrfora, E. Avwkberg, Tumi roi tviunz, s. Wemex ayiof, n. Busch- ' The first issue Schmidt, Miss Largs M. Tofmey' . N. Zawacki' K. Sewell, l. Mauox' of this Year? PFSP P Custer. S- SU vlu C' Goganwn-K L Dicks0Y1- C' Post came out near the 5. Wilkie. S. Kfahetlv B. Rewlche ' end of the first semester, but Ylaberman, P- C0 because of the optimistic determina- tion of the staff and its co-editors, Bill Sewell and Pete Custer, every issue was a success, , Publications covered sports, club news, student council activities, and special humor and feature articles, Miss Landberg was the Prep Post advisor, ... 1 fsn 357 ' Q-7 - 'V ff ,, M A tj sz. i. I :X s , , I , ' QQ . is B , Kasper Second tow. P' 3 6 5 L DICYNS' L' . ' . ' X - ' . ow- 3- Soyce' Bgxlsier D' saspex . w' X- Macmma w- S. Scmey' H First Y ' Gym, l. gtrii to ' Second YO ' Miss WOOCN Zermllmen' Beale. Every two weeks, under the direction of our librarian, Miss Woodworth, the members of the Library Club gathered to discuss books they had read and to talk about how the library is run. In the spring they took a field trip to the University Library, which they found very interesting, Fi rstrow: M. Dubielzig, S. Fish, K. Peterson, K, Isaksen, S. Hilgers N Munson K Alle .gr G Huebner, C. Rusch, W. Miller, I. Field, Miss Weightman. Second row, K. Hermag Clik- D. Dubrelzrg, M. Hamel, J. Olwell, K. Froker, C. Froker, P, Gfeen I Siebecker E' Agar A -Ev. ' T ' . . D ' ' - - . . en- lson h1rdrow., G. Lefco, N. Lewis, 1, Debg, M. Hastings. S. Herman. J. Stiles' M- Pauley, B ease, S. Heebink, K. Erickson, D, Morey, A. Whitfordl 5. Johnson. ' . 35 . This yjargllst interesting bers 3 busy an . ,five mem one for the rhlffy ' ls. - b for gli' f-Kick vice Clll . dance, he of rhe WH?fSx:5th the Homvecognltfy Next' came tncarouselu It started Omed with the ald O herd in the hbTary' Miss Weighfman Off- H prese nt-FaCuny Tea 1 on Mal'Ch mst' traditional pare f the Philo f0fma . me 0 was the we ' Or. was the club 5 Spons 1 b : : I -'LQ 'fa FV C' v . - 141 bb- SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Vice President, Emine Avasarg Secretary, Jane Debsg President, Karen Isakseng Treasurer, Gretch FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Secretary, Sarah Johnson, Vice President, Syd Fish, Treasurer, Mimi Hastings, Not pictured: Pr ' Janet Olwell, en Huebner esident, Frrst row T Jack man G Lorenz, P Cohen E Coombs P May er Second row G Cast rgllone R Hamel G Isaksen,I Mattox Adams I Meyer, Srmth Thrrd row M Schuette, O Marshall J Drckson, N Zawackr G Schlotthauer, J O1 son J Nelson S Plater H1 Y rs a Chrrsuan organrzatron represenung clean lrvrng clean speech, clean sports and scholarshrp Thrs year s H1 Y held a turkey con test before Thanksgrvrng whrch cap tured the attentron of everybody con nected wrth Wrsconsrn Hrgh School Besrdes many rnterestrng meetmgs Presrdent PETE COHEN Vrce Presrdent EDDIE COOMBS Secretary GEORGE LORENZ 38 Fourth row M Woollard, Sewell C Smith T Groves W Revell M Rrley, T Smrth, D Center J Mrtchell Frfth row D Schacht J Marquart J Swanson J Peterson Lrnk B Edmunds T Dunn B Haberman P On Guard i H1 Y has done rt agarnl f Pauley Mr Kendrrck througho t tl' ,ea actrvrtre 0' the group thrs year rncluded co spon sorrng of the Homecomrng dance and puttmg up the Chrrstmas :ree The club also won the Lrttle Brown Jug Tournament rn March Mr Ken duck and Mr Schuette acted as sponsors of thrs year s club Treasurer TIM IACKMAN Chaplarn PHIL MAYER Frrst row W Miller M McAndrews Second row K Lsaksen, E Avsar, S Olson J SelJe,J Sules Thlrd row C Schmldt H Mue1hme1er,M Pr1nce A Aronson M Hamel N Munson, A Evenson S Qurslxng Frfth rowJ Barnard, B Rezntchek I Swanson,M Rrley H Busch Mr Jusuce Srxth row T Herman B Edmunds S M111SI,J Nelson Orpheus rs the school s musrc club whtch rs desrgned to promote and marntarn rnterest rn muslc and provxde more opportumues for the performer and the hstener The btggest acuvlty for thrs year's Orpheus Club was Us annual varlery show at Scanlon Hall The theme of thrs year s show was Monrtor and turned out a to be a huge success Money taken rn on ucket sales an was used for Summer Musrc Clrmc Scholarsh1ps and records for the hbrary The tradmonal Orpheus plc mc ended the year s HCUVICICS Mr Jusuce was the club s advrsor Presrdent Buck Edmunds Treasurer Ntck Z.awack1 V1ce Prestdent Oz Marshall and at the prano Sec retary Ann Evenson 4 J . - , L . L, v T Y' ' I O f. 4 Q ' 1 ' ' ,f ff? ,, at a+ 1 4 4 53 l ' my D I lm if ,S . 2 Q U 1 - P o I I I l ' 9 0 ' ' Fourth row: R. Hamel, D. Schacht, O. Marshall, T. Groves, A. Abramovitz, J. Marquart, N. Zawacki, Q I . . . Z Q . U u - ' . v ' 1 v U ' ' in ... . . . . . . F335 . . ' Sk ,, T , rr . . . . . J E f 1 5 1' 7 . . . . f 1 ' , o a V' J' 5 ,D S . ' . ., . . ' . 1 D I Maher. V' 'V becker C, xsuw--' ' Reznichek, U. ' reno - - , sie ' - B. First r0W1 B' Yngchrnitt, M' 63261: 5 Olson. L' Valeuu' - . 6 9 ' second Yew. Third row: K' Isa S Abramovliz' . 0 - Marshall. M- Riley 606012 40 When fourth hour rolled around each day this year, band music filled the corridors of W,H,S, The music was full of the spirit and enthusiasm of all the seventy memb of the Senior Band. This enthusiasm was present when the Band presented the annual Thanksgiving and Christmas programs as well as the concerts given at the Memorial Union throughout the rest of the year. Each time, the audience thrilled to the much 0 Under the direction of Mr. Becknell, this year's orchestra was one of the finest ever. The music was produced with an unusual amount of quality and finesse. The programs in which the orchestra performed were the Christmas, Midwinter, and Spring concerts. First row: N. Munson, H. Muehlmeier, T. Groves, M. Prince, S, Quisling, D. Moen, C. Sch- midt, M. Volk, A. Aronson. Second row: J. Engler, R. Cottrell, W. Gould, K. Herman, L. Drayfus, S. Matthews, B. ward, A. Abramovitz, S. Olson, T. Resan, 1, Bilsie, O. Marshall. Third row: Mr. Becknell, A. Nielsen D. Schacht N, Zawacki A, S haffer M Hamel S Herman, I l 1 C l O I 9 K B. Mann, G. Castiglione, P. Mack- in, J. Marquart, T. Herman, N. Zawacki, C. Schmidt, P. Braun, Mr. Justice, -v--wt, I ' -'wc - ' '-- U Schulz. J 2 Evemon' B. Jainlrseler' M' Pffnce. Erejwfus' S' Maffhews w D amard' A- Schaffer is Third '0W: B Edm essels' M- Hamel ' ' Riggerr O unds' 5- Mille ' ' Z 5 ' fi P, improved brass and woodwind sections. In February, the band took a trip to Stoughton and gave a fine performance for the school, an experience that proved highly enjoy- able for all concerned. Mr. Justice is the director of the Wisconsin High Band, Ray Hamel is President, Karen Isaksen is Vice President, Sue Olson is Secretary, and Tim Herman is Treasurer, Eau! Under the direction of Mr. Justice, the Freshman Band has shown great improvement over last year's band. It helped the Senior Band out at pep assemblies, football and basketball games. During the year, the Freshman Band also participated in a senior high concert and the annual junior high concert in the spring, vt-if First row: M. Clark, D. Wollin, A, Hanley, C. Conklin, K. Kinney, M. Lenz, K. Olson, T. Wilkie. Second row: R. Cass, S. Bauman, E. Williams, R. Wolfe, N. lsaksen, C. Jasper, L, Wessels, T, Volk, J. Schley, Third row: B. Matthias, K. Wood, J. Mack, B. Schwengel, J. Carrier, B. Swanson, M. Schram, L, Cunningham, B. Schacht, B. Haase. 4I 7071 First row: N. Lewis, S. Matthews, C. Rusch, P, Reis, K. Olson, J, Olwell, S. Bauman, M. McAndrews, J, Schmitt. Second row: I. Field, S, Bjorke, K. Markvart, B, Lemon, K, Hoffer, B. Willet, L. Zer- muhlen, D. Mott, J. Marsden, P, Philamulee. Third row: S. Laufer, M. Volk, L, Reed, E. Schwenn, W. Gould, A. Nielsen, I, Selje, B. Schacht, M. Woollard, C. Buss, I. Carrier, Fourth row: B. Cass, P. Neesvig, P. Green, M. Combs, H. Muehlmeier, D. Schacht, O. Marshall, B. Reznichek, J. Mac- donald, H. Busch, T, Smith. This year the choir presented several out- standing performances enjoyed by the faculty, students, and parents alike, Different sections of the choir played a very important part in In February and April the choir gave programs S. Bjorke, K. l-loffer, S. Bauman, W. Gould, D, Wollin, . I. Engler, N. Isaksen, S. Stedman, I, Joyce, This was the second year for the Madrigal Singers at Wisconsin High. They gave a num- ber of excellent concerts for the Y, W,C,A. , several sororities and a variety of other groups. As their name suggests, the group sings Mad- rigals, which are songs written in a style such that every part sings a melody, I. Marquart, S, Olson, D. Schacht, H. Muehlmeier, T. 42 Groves, N. Munson, O, Marshall, M. McAndrews, both the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, First row: G. Huebner, J. Siebecker, D. Wollin, S. Stedman, A. Evenson, J. Engler, K. Allegar, M. Stone, J. Nichols, M. Lenz, D. Dubielzig. Second row: R, Resan, B. Jacobs, K. Metzen, K. Stehr, Leslee Zermuhlen, N. Isaksen, J. Joyce, R, Cottrell, W. Miller, C. l-legley, R. 1-laase. Third row: J. Swanson, J. Marquart, N. Zawacki, K. Taylor, K. Froker, M. Tormey, C. Froker, N. Munson, S. Olson, K. Isaksen, S, Larson, Mr, Paxton. Fourth row: P. Lillegren, T. Groves, H. Beale, V. Tay- lor, L. srehr, S. Reynoldson, I. Stiles, M. Hanley, M. Pauley, M. Prince, J, Debs, B. Hanna, 33415 at the Memorial Union which were also very successful. Rehearsing at 8:00 A.M. three mornings of every week, and with Mr. Paxton's endless pa- tience, the choir had a year that was very worthwhile in terms of both enjoyment and ac- complishment. 1 ' B. Jacobs, N. Zawacki, T. Smith, P. Schutz, P. Resan QDX' - - A - First row: A. Nielsen, M. Combs, J, Selje, K. Froker, J. Stiles, E. Schwenn, Second row: S. Matthews, K. Metzen, L. Reed, K. Isaksen, G. Huebner, The Senior High Girls' Ensemble, the Boys' Ensemble, and the Fresh- man Girls' Ensemble were made up of members from the regular choir. They sang at the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies and at con- cem throughout the year, . W. v Mr, Justice and the student teachers have prepared the eighth grade for next year's freshman band by teaching them the basic fundamental skills of music. The seventh grade band is made up of students who are just beginners, but they, too, are showing great promise for the future, Both groups partici- pated in the traditional spring concert, presented for their parents, First row R Engler, A Qutshng S Hanley, P Schwenn, P Gould M Ho1t,J Nelson Second row D Waskow Y Metzen, L Schu1tz,B Phillips M Ferrera, J Schmidt, D Schley, S Mackin, S Thomas, D Duncan Third row J Stedman,J Cascio, J King D Marsden, M Stahmann, R Machorka J Mart1n,J Fields, R Peterson Volk J Brrdgman D Bernard J Novotny P Precourt I Loring Thrrd row A Henningsen C Clark S Marquart C Trump K Nelson K Gould Fourth row B Treichel C Benedict R Jul seth D Saunders B Schley J Carstensen L Winans . I ' U . . 0 f o n , - 0 n ' l 0 l o g q Q . o e , g I ' , l D Q o First row: E, Groves, D. Walker, B, Hole, M, Hanna, Second row: J, Temkin, J. Rusch, N. Holt, N. Y Tr1 the hrgh school Y W C A Club presented Turkey Trot the frrst after game danee of the year They also pre sented the Parent Faculty tea rn February Under the drrecuon ofM1ss Woodworth and Mrss Robrnson the dub had many rnterest mg meetlng They met on the second Thursday of each month OFFICERS Presldent MARY JANE COMBS Vrce Pres1dent ZONA SECHREST secretary ARDITH DEHAVEN ..l-1 Fxrst row S, Johnson, K, Allegar, A. Hanley, J. Bryant, 5 Matthews, 5econd row I, Btlsxe, D Jasper A. Evenson, H. lNlU6lllI'Il61.6l', N Munson, I bchley, E, Wrnch, C. Hegley, Mtss Robxnson. Thrrd row MISS Woodworth, B. JBSPCI, J. bllerry, M. Hanley, M Combs, A Nrelsen, E. Wrllrams, A, Sechrest, A, DcHaven. 'ad . ------ V M M, 3 Treasurer --------- SUE MATHEWS X , rx First row: B, Yolton, L. Woldenberg, President , T. Groves, Secretary-Treasurer, B. Benedict, I. Macdonald. Second row: Mr. Gale, T. Volk, C. Goranson, B. Schacht, D. Young, T. Lo- renz, Vice President, J, Kravat, Promoting the study of science, realizing that it is a living, fascinating story - these are the goals of the members of Science Club, Individual projects, the showing of films after school, and several field trips have helped the club members to gain wider knowledge in the wonder- ful field of science, The members are grateful to Mr, Gale, the advisor, for the interest and guidance which he has shown. Q t Vice Yresidem' B' at: s. WV Sufatl hh Sec,e,tarY Yr,i2waCy1. Busch. T ' Smal President' N. ' H' Cafneta Benedxd- ns' Lat Zdrnundsz MY' K1 The purpose of Photogs is to improve skills in photography and pro mote interest in the hobby, Under the leadership of Mr. Kins, the club took many field trips, including a visit to the University Photog- 46 raphy Laboratory. The club also sponsored a photography contest. We First row: T. Wilkie, B. Jacobs, R, Cass, T. Lorenz, Secretary, J. Seljeg A, Nielsen, J, Schmitt, M, Volk, President, J. Maher. Second row: Mr. Johnson, J, Kravat, M. Schram, T. Volk, S, Reynoldson, D. Moen, M. Hanley, M. Lee, B. Mickelson. Third row: Treasurer S. Wilkie, Vice President, H. Chicker, T. Smith, P. Schultz, B. Edmunds, Executive Officer, First row. Se ' E' Ar Cond Pow OUSOH D S. Sherry, B.Yolton, P, Lillegren, D, Strobel, S. Peckham, B, Ward. Rifle Club is one of the many popular clubs in WHS fOr both b0yS and girls. Under the lead- ership of Mr, Schuette, the club meets every Saturday morning at the University Rifle Range to improve their skill and win awards for their achievements. elatecumf Cla,-A, 514. Ab ' ' Slrobel 1 A. 1-lame rafflovitz E 1 J. Macdo yy J. Br' ' - Schwe nald, T yarn, J. nn' Af. Prim ' Groves S B 16 Ce, , ' - ' This year's question for debate was: ' B' Haase, P J' bchley, Pjorffe' W. Gould RESOLVED: that direct U. s. ' Neesvfg. ' bchulfl. A N? I- Bilsre. economic aid to individual countries should be limited to technical lelsefl. M assistance and disaster relief. This year's discussion group was very successful in reviewing the topics of Segregation and The United States Foreign Policy. 47 t Vega we 775474 Ge t Sen OVERTQNES Presented in December THE TURTLE DOVE by Alice Gerstenberg THE POT BOILER by Margaret Scott OIIVCI Harriet Hetty Margaret Maggie - - Setting - - The Angel ----- The Dead - The Unborn Setting - - 48 Lerlaru Wessels Diane Wollin Kathie Allegar Mary McAndrews - - - Harriet Goodrich's penthouse . THE CLOAK - Elyse Aronson - - Ann Hanley - Alan Scheffer A green height among the hills, by Alice Gerstenberg Mr Suds David Strobel Miss Wouldby Lavone Stehr Mr. Inkwell - ' ' Stephen Wilkie Miss Ivory ----- Karen Herman Mrs. Pencil - - - - Erika Schwenn Mr. Ruler ------ Alan Scheffer Mr. Ivory - - - Aaron Abramovitz Setting ------ A rehearsal stage. The Gong Bearer Judy Maher Chorus Sue Reynoldson Chang Sut Yen Howard Beale Mandarian ----- Jeffrey Kravat Kwen-Lin ------- Jill Weber The Property M an - Charles Goranson The Goddess of Fate - -Ann Hanley Setting ----- A Chinese garden, Presented in March THE MAKER OF DREAMS HE DEARLY DEPARTED by O1iPh3m Down by Stanley Houghton Mrs. Slater ------ - Jill Weber Mrs. Johnson - - - - Ruth Cottrell Pierette ------ Dianne Wollin Pierrot - - - - - ' HOwa1'd Beale Manufacturer ---- Henry Beale Henry Slater - - Aaron.Abramovitz Setting - U D - - - Room in an Old Ben Johnson ----- Steve Wilkie Abel Merriweather - - Tom Wilkie Charles Slater - - Charles Seastone Setting ---- A small house in the lower middle class district. cottage, Socwl B1 1 TQZJ I o- i O SZ Ui 1: e i 1 Sevvel fu ,fj X7 'NJ' r I ff? :spd ' 1 L I ' Wa Y ' Za Know aa ,ff . gill oy-S Enteilamm C31 Praise go Buddha School was off to a good start this year, thanks to the Student Council Mixer, Getting to Know You , which was held on September 27. An authentic Indian dance by Carol Benedict and singing by the Madrigal Group provided the entertainment. Dancing was to the music of the Flat Tops, while a huge Buddha with flashing eyes watched over the festivities. Pr. - ulj Y ,. was had Turk by all afre ey Trot , s who anelld I the Sl. pollgore ed bef 27 oughron gem d by Y'Tri . e on NOV em 3 , V- 1 x Us . 1 'ir r 451 if-K qi ffQ' ff, I ' ,X ,WC . ,, it 'AL . 1. , ' ' fu' 257267 ' LJ ' . -, i Af- ry T B I EX Q A ' fl , Shgyefl Frollckmg He ' th Donal lei Stardust was the theme of the 1957 Fresh- gef in Y man Frolic, which was held October 11, The decorations consisted of a bright pink mural on which were black silhouettes of a jazz band with three dimensional stars suspended from the ceiling. 50 eg Stars 1 Qui CYGS ' dna in x ft 706' Vfwaga ,pi ,Asa-Q fa 'LJ 1, x Wisconsin High Monroe on January if y. f' The Stroll celebrated the basketball victory over 10 with Pre-Prom, sponsored by the junior class, The theme, Mood Indigo, was carried out with sil- houettes of the junior class decorating the walls of the gym. 4 19 o The music was provided by Henry Busch, WJ, The '58 Post- Shuffle was given by the sophomores after the Fort game on February 7, The theme of Night Watch proved to be very interesting, Colorful and oddly shaped eyes and clocks were hung on the walls of the gym. Henry Busch again provided the music, 704:44 Idfofs' Deli ghr 0 lvatch I haf beat! I- f ,- Y With Around the World in Eighty Days as its theme, Soph- omore Shuffle was held on Decem- ber 7, The background depicted Japan, Spain, France, and the United States. A large red weather balloon hung from a mul- ti-colored ceiling. Couples danced to the music of the Playboys, The entertainment was provided by Mary Caruthers, a singer- comedienne, and a mock bullfight per- formed by the second year Spanish class. A11 will remember this 3.3 if' '- Y A 1 is 7 -'ss x P Shuffle as being a succes ful one. h. ls s C up Q 5' 3 .. I 7 aaa-aff When a Queen and a Captain meet, they're a pair that can't be beat! We could have danced all night- Dancing in I he dark an R7 Wamecamazg 7 95 7 Peelva The efforts and hard work of Hi-Y and Philo were displayed at the Homecoming Dance on October 18. The gym had been completely transformed into a football fantasy, appropriately entitled Kick-Off. Jerry Blake's Band supplied the music for this gala affair. The dancers were surrounded by life-sized reproductions of the football players, displayed on the walls. At eleven o'clock Judy Stiles was crowned Homecoming Queen, a perfect way to draw a wonderful evening to a close. .bO0X L 'sauhf 12 wxxn9,. we are . 3s 90 the Ca This fldjestjc 'W A look into the future was presented by the senior class on April 18. Giant satellites hung from the ceiling carrying out the theme of Satellite Swir1. The main event of the evening was the announcing of the Prom Queen by the King. gdlfyd gmt Bl me See to ol '50 -S' da 1700267 9 ?' This year's Annual Dance was one of the Gam' year's very best, with Bongo Beat as the theme of the dance, Wisconsin High students and their guests from Monona Grove danced amidst a jungle atmosphere. The high point in the evening was Y Q E' atui ations ' M C09 the presentation of the '58 BABY BADGER dedication to Mr. Gale, xx Rollicking music, horses on the run, Side shows a- plenty, a tunnel of fun, Pretty girls dancing, Play Boys playing, Bright balloons popping, everyone say- ing - Philo throws a good party, we confess. This year's 'Carousel' was a hugh success! Guess who bought the tickets! xg... ix Ro und and Round Wore r O96 O 55 Q00 p QFTS .Z WS: Eeaecfoflbs n' A A Q' Sophomore fullback Pete Pauley breaks through the Monona Grove line for a sizable gain. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS Quarterback Dick Smith takes to the a the Monona Grove eleven, TEAM RECORD Waupun - - Stoughton - - Middleton - - Fort Atkinson Monona Grove Monroe ------ 7 Jefferson - - Edgerton - - Y z - -6 ---as ir against J i i., In the clear momentarily, Pete Cohen looks for a path to the Monroe goal line. - 6 --32 --20 --'1 --6 4 P' A' 9 m, fin-x r an First row: Mgr, H. Busch, J, Reis, O. Marshall, P. Mayer, J. Meyer, J. Nelson, Mgr. G. Lorenz. Second row: S. Plater, D. Adams, P. Heebink, J. Olson, P. Pauley, P. Cohen, E. Coombs, D. Smith R, Hamel. Third row: Head Coach Hal Metzen, T. Groves, J. Prospects were on the dim side as the 1957 grid season began at W. H.S. Coach Hal Metzen greeted only eight re- turning lettermen, all of them backs or ends. In addition, the inexperienced team found its hardest games at the top of the Schedule, All things considered, the Badger Preps were a solid favorite to wind up in the Badger Conference cellar, With other ideas in mind, however, the team buckled down and produced a pleasant surprise for fans, coaches, and M5112 Ed Coombs drives for his first of three scores Krcking with Dick Smith holding, Phil fThe Toep against Edgerton. Mayer boots one of the four extra points against Edgerton. .Q , ff , . J ' ' Lk . mf g 1k- Lw1 x Peterson, T. Link, R. Dillabough, T. Dunn, J. Marquart, M. Woolard, Ass't Coach Halvorson. Fourth row: C. Smith, M. Riley, J. Rundell, P. Wolfe, C, Treichel, W. Revell, B. Yolton, D. Schacht. players alike. The gridders wound up with a 6-2 season and a 5-2 conference record and third place in the Badger League. Add to this the fact that they won every home contest and a result was a very fine season. Pete Cohen was elected honor- ary captain and Ed Coombs was chosen most valuable player, Twenty-eight letters were awarded, only six of them to seniors, Our plans for nex year? CHAMPIONSHIP! !! CONFERENCE STANDINGS WINS LOSSES Fort Atkinson - - - - '7 - - - 0 Stoughton - - - - - 6 - - 1 WHS ---- - 5 - - - 2 Middleton - - - 4 - - - 3 Monona Grove - - - 3 - - - 4 Edgerton - - - - 1 - - - 6 Jefferson - - - 1 - - - 6 Monroe - - - - 1 - - - 6 Ed Coombs on pass defense in the end zone as Pete Cohen comes up to assist. W3 r .gfzw xi' 454711103 'L' :gym ,n'4F '1'm,..u.a7..4W 19 We Q wff ,qt ca., www' .av A L X0 W C . 'nm E ,i l K 7 , I , M X 1 X . x B 4 MR. Cu. , V :i. 2 4' Q. 5? !f 65, QE' Q M E M M- Y V , aff, X an if .ik , YA , 5, 41- 3 Q, ,. y 3 F rs M' ,D ff +,. J 'K D 24 4 aw if E Aa 1' i 1 IM dum Cross country is a sport that consists of running 2. 2 miles over golf courses or parks. This fall Wisconsin High fielded a cross country team for the second time in its history, The only returning man from last year's squad was Captain Buck Edmunds. Coach Sam Mylin did some quick recruiting, and at one time the Preps fielded ten men in a meet. At mid- season the harriers were hit by the flu, which cut the team to one man. The team made a comeback and placed 14th in the state. The Preps were paced by captain-elect Joe Swanson with two firsts and Captain Buck Edmunds with a pair of thirds in dual meet competition with Central and the West B's. Q, iQ' qs P' x are 'Q' S x mf rm ,,,.f,,7 ...-.....,a awlsa.. 4 First row: I. Carrier, B. Sewell, E, Wes- sels Second row J Swanson B Edmunds F Kaeser Wisconsin High School was represented by four curling rinks this year Tom Resan Jim Rundell, Dave Strobel and Aaron Abramovrtz were the skips Coached by a student teacher, Mr Dengel the rrnks competed against city schools and participated in numerous bonspiels Top picture C Buss M Schram, T Resan Wilkie Middle picture L Woldenberg B Yol ton J Rundell Not pictured A Scheffer B Benedict A Abramovitz S Peckham T Winans P Lillegren S Quizhng Not Not pictured D Young pictured D Strobel . 1 . , . , 0 ,L gy 'Af . . . u D . X . . . ' I 5 wh. - . Y ,Q W ':'A sl ' : . , . ' . ,T. - Ze - - - - . - 0 A . . . . . un , I ,1 , . , . . . . . :ll QA, 41 M1 1 t 2 4 x if N I J - -' I , 9 X 5' ' ful New ' l t Eff Tis. , at ' is 3 Q'-sf :talk H' . 0- .s . o 1 1 o . g o a s K , . . , . I . g bl CONFERENCE STANDINGS SEASON RECCRD W L WHS 56 Sauk City 31 WHS 47 Stoughton Ft. Atkinson 14 0 WHS 43 Stoughton 38 WHS 44 Middleton Monroe 10 4 WHS 41 Middleton 40 WHS 61 Edgerton Middleton 7 7 WHS 40 Ft. Atkinson 51 WHS 41 Ft. Atkinson Stoughton 7 7 WHS 65 Brookfield 51 WHS 35 Monona Grove Wisconsin High 6 8 WHS 54 Monona Grove 53 WHS 47 Monroe Monona Grove 6 8 WHS 56 Monroe 51 WHS 51 Jefferson Jefferson 4 10 WHS 55 Jefferson 57 WHS 41 Wauwatosa Edgerton 2 12 WHS 64 Edgerton 74' 71 First row: Assistant Coach Jerry Herling and Coach Hal Metzen. Second row: John Marquart, Whit Revell, Pete Wolfe, Don Center, Bill Haberman, Buck Edmunds, Roy Dillabough, Pete Custer, Chip Treichel, Craig Smith, Pete Cohen, Dick Smith and Ed Coombs. A lack of height plagued the Badger Preps again this year. Although only averaging 5'10 per man, the Preps had the best defense in the conference and at one point the second best defense average in the state. Wisconsin High started fast by taking six out of its first seven games, including two victories by one point. The balance of the season was almost a complete reversal, overtime decisions over Edgerton in the last game of the season. The Preps had balanced scoring from the five starters - Bill Haberman, Roy Dillabough, Pete Cohen, Ed Coombs and Dick Smith - and fin- ished with a 6-8 conference record good enough for a fifth place tie. Entering subregional tournament play on March 6, the squad lost to a rough Middleton five, 57-47. Recovering quickly they defeated Prairie Du Sac 56-45 and earned the right to play for consolation honors at Reedsburg. Despite a late rally, however, they lost their final game to Wisconsin Dells 58-52. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS NAME Wolfe Olson Plater Pauley Heebink Swanson Shacht Altpeter Adams B111 ainsx b Habef S 8 Snot ai: all ar Stoufhan ,ries gal'-0 8121-O for . vooviav U- 6 -111177 Day! P Qfodddlexon- 4 W n W meaty I-V SCORES Sauk City 21 Stoughton 41 Middleton 35 Fort 27 Brookfield 37 Monona Grove 33 Monroe 41 Jefferson 27 Stoughton 35 Middleton 38 Edgerton 36 Fort 28 Monona Grove 45 Monroe 40 Jefferson 21 Wauwatosa 62 Edgerton 38 First rowg S, Plater, P. I-leebink, D. Adams, D. Schacht, T. Stafford A. Felt. Second row: D. Riggert, F. Altpeter, P, Wolfe, J. Swanson, P051-HON pq-5 P. Pauley, J. Olson, Coach Rowlands. Center 133 Guard 110 Guard 99 Forward 90 The Junior Varsity basketball squad had a disappointing over-all Forward 64 season record of 5 wins as against 11 losses. However, Wisconsin Carrrer 19 High served Edgerton its only two losses of the year, thus causing Forward 12 that team to share the championship with Monona Grove, After Cerner 4 losing 6 of the first 7 games, the jayvees bounced back and played Guard 2 500 ball, 63 is Hampered by a poor turnout, the Wisconsin High wrestling team did not have a very successful season this year, With no one to wrestle at the weights of 180 lbs, and heavyweight, Coach Dixon had to forfeit 10 points for every match, and as a result, the team could win very few, The over-all record for the Preps was 3 wins and 11 losses. However, there was one bright spot in the person of Ray Hamel, who followed in his brother's footsteps and went on to win the State Wrestling Meet at 120 lbs, , with a perfect record of 25-0. Other major letterwinners include: Gary Castiglione, 103 lbs , Glenn Lewis, 112 lbs , Monroe Wollard 128 lbs Jerry Matrox, 136 lbs , Tom Smith 145 lbs , Doug Christenson, 155 lbs , and Tom Link, 165 lbs WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS SEASON RECORD 8 Stoughton 13 East 17 Middleton 9 Fort Atkinson 1 '7 Central 12 Monona Grove 28 Middleton Jefferson Central Stoughton West Fort Atkinson Monona Grove Jefferson D Olson G Castiglione, G Lewis R Hamel D Cohen J Mack G Isaksen M Wollard J Mattox T Smith C Bridgman, T Link Coach Dixon Managers Dave Kinnamon Jeff Kravat . . . . . 23 . , , 22 . 9 11 13 12 13 RAY HAMEL DICK SMITH Because of a WIAA rule thrs year s volley ball team must not mclude varsrty basketball players As a result, Coach Metzen frnds only one returnrng letterwlnner, Ray Hamel to burld around The tentatrve schedule has the Dtstrrct Meet set for March 27 and the Badger Conference Meet for March 31 Both are at Monona Grove med gt- l ED COOMBS TCM SMITH PHIL MAYER 601064 Growmg every year rn popularrty at WHS IS tenms Thrs year four lettermen are back to lead the racket squad They are Ed Coombs Ph1l Mayer, Drck Smrth and Tom Smrth Instead of havrng a conference meet to determme a league champ plans are bemg lard for a round robrn schedule as rn football or basketball P fail y Y i K, PZ X 1 5 1 PETE CO1-IEN Th1s year's track team rs faced wrth several prob lems. The squad lacks experrence, Pete Cohen be mg the only returmng letterwrnner. In addrtron, the COHSIIUCIIOH at Camp Randall appears to have the team stranded wtthout practrce facrlmes, Mr, Malverson, who wxll assume the coachrng dutres thrs year, has scheduled several meets, mcludrng the Badger Conference Meet on May 16 at Fort Atkrnson. 1 BILL HABERMAN Mr, Metzen wrll greet only one returnmg letter wrnner, B111 Haberman, on Ih1S year's golf team. In addrtron there does not seem to be any excepuonal talent among underclassmen, For these reasons the golfers appear to have a long sprrng ahead of them. Among therr matches rs the Badger Conference Meet set for May 16. . of S t S . - - Aft- LQ L. .-it n :v,,.g. ,. f .. .. .,g1'ff 1,11'.f,g',12C,::fSE5:1-4.1. r- .Q 7,1-v--vu x-'mart--r:1..E I 1. ,.,,.r3g ,351--....,'gm-7. , 'fait 'Ta Q -122111,Lqtznyiggiilizaqgillz C , Ll 1 51:2--3'..-g:.,.-1.,-.i::-- ' ' fa ., ,tqw-3,...:3.m,..l2: 23 t X - .1 .--,tu-H r 5 --.. ff. y s 2 . 3ir:w::::11::.:b:::. '31 4 w . , . - -2 - I . A I ' Y E . . . . u . . . l . , 0 . Instrumental in the organization of ath- letics are the coaches. With them rests the planning and personnel problems of every team, Wisconsin High athletics were for- tunate in having several exceptionally fine coaches to lead them this year. Mr, Met- zen, our regular coach, again took the football, basketball, volleyball, and golf teams. His assistant was Mr. Dixon, who also coached the varsity wrestling squad, Other coaching duties were assumed by student teachers. Among these were Jim Halverson, varsity track, Jerry Herling, varsity basketball assistant and junior var- sity volleyballg Dave Rowland, junior var- sity basketballg and John O'Boy1e, freshman basketball, Coach Metzen and Coach Dixon we-1 ko on Nev Next week we've got to get organ- ized! George Lorenz demonstrates the spirit and hustle that brought him to the top of the managerial profession. sa ank sl H l the Plesse ms. Pgfsch turns out Ptogxa Stand back! Jerry Mitchell guards the last towel with his life, Last minute instructions! Pacing up and down the confines of the man- ager's room like caged animals, the Wisconsin High Athletic Department's unsung heroes carry out their duties with the greatest of inefficiency Handing out towels, printing programs, taping injured players, preparing uniforms and running errands for coaches are only a few of the duties of a manager, Reigning supreme over this elite group is George Lorenz, assisted by his left and right hand men, Hank Busch and Jerry Wheezer Mitchell, Manager cohorts are Nick Zawacki, George Schlotthauer, and Dave Cohen, 67 ,mix I X f N ' I 'Za Q I Q 11 E' Q' I ?'x.v - . f X J ' at 37 X Xhvfg 1,3 'A 4 t...-if mga- - Qi-J' lf ' 3 l I X 5 2 l -? ,i2Q' ' ,' A 1 -xg W f, 2' Q X 2 gl A I 'iqnx fi' vi L,V, A ,V ,Q- Four blondes and two brunettes - what a com- bination! These six girls make up the cheerlead- ing section of Wisconsin High School. Judy Stiles, Sue lsleebink, Karen Herman, Jeanne Field, Gret- chen Heubner and Marilyn Tormey were hard at work practicing right along with all the football team during the summer. Through wins and los- ses alike, the whole season was a success. With the exception of Judy and Marilyn, who are graduating, the cheerleaders are looking forward to many victories next year. r,l WN PI' R N -nfl f--M, Z. N df ,I .. 5, W K mil Q .C -x J' 1ff'. ? A: far ,4 rtmf f E 's fa 'Q I K ny First row: N. Lewis, S, Matthews, K. Markvart, N. Yost, M. McAndrews, J. Siebecker, K. Metzen, W, Miller, Second row: A, Evenson, C. Schmidt, G. Lefco, A. Nielsen, B. Hanna, J. Olwell, M. Gandt, A, Del-Iaven, J, Schmitt, M, Hamel, B. Mickelson. Third row: Miss Purves, E, Winch, N. Munson, M. Tormey, M. Dubielzig, B. Lease, S. Heebink, K. Erickson, K. Froker, C. Froker, K. Osmundsen. Fourth row: M. Hastings, S. Siebecker, K. Peterson, S. Fish, K. Isaksen, V. Taylor, I Selje, M. Pauley, Olson. I ' I 4 I I - , 4 Uh ss .9 i i il M 2 r , 00 5560 M155 PURVE5, Girls' Athletic Instructor G.A.A. Awards Under the direction of Miss Purves, G.A,A, members have engaged in numerous athletic activities throughout the year, For participation in each activity girls receive points leading to special awards.. Top award is the G,A,A, pin given for 500 points. Other awards include the V given for 300 points and the G, A, A, emblem for l0O points, A bowling medal is also given to the girl with the highest individual average in that sport, l 4 X' .41 Karen Marky B Elev aff 5 C I Schmm en Wins and hamplonshlp T V olleyball me K Markvan dag Q wh a ta1nS am C P 6 ue: Gam, Lease Z- Secmest ' iq 3 Mary Jane Cornb bully T111 S and Judy Sul hand an a free thI0 S SPO1' Cs g1r1 I tak fest I s have dzscovered es a lot of time when 5 11 at wendy Mule: mes her S N master the Baskeiball eaprams were Ish lgzigng . hmut and A 1 Yost I 50 W 1 'T 4 , lf, Tr ns m some CNW SPUUE' Sules Se 11 and Carol Sch d J I I Judi! f Pracuce. Teams IS both a a about th m1 t tnes for a spare at the Plaza whet xrty glrls bowled each Wednesday - e Spflflg sport. :Q fps rf' ' 4 A s , , s . ' . M , ' LF C ' , . X 4 ' , s A 4 f . ff :isdn - 7 fx- .. 4, ,I J swim ,. ,I , , n fin.. , A 140 fa: Y? , ,Q ' ' . ' -vf ' . -,. ..- .4 is ' si ss ,Q , . ' 4 ' , ,V f , 1 5.11, f . 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