Wittenberg High School - Wittonian Yearbook (Wittenberg, WI)

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As the clouds make the sunshine brighter, tears, anxiety, fear and countless other emotions are the essence of happy living. During our Junior year we experienced the shock and sadness of losing one of our ranks to death. We remember JoAnn Jensen in our halls, classrooms, and activities. The loss of JoAnn reminds us that 'each individual has a certain place among us. Her death saddened us all. She was part of our drama. At Wittenberg we see this drama and emotion portrayed in a thousand ways each hour, each moment, each year. We see both joy and despair in the faces of our students at report card time. The excitement at our games, the spirit at our pep assemblies, the tension of our elections, and the anticipation and joy as we chose our royalty, are moments we all shared between September and June. It is on these moments we have based the Wittonian. 3 In Memory of JO ANN LYNN JENSEN With fond remembrance, we, the class of 1963, dedicate this edition of the Wittonian to our former friend and classmate, Jo Ann L7 Jensen, who passed away in December of 1961. 4 The '63 Wittonian Contents Activities - 9 Organizations Sports - 45 Faculty -6I Classes - 67 Seniors - 77 5 3 ' Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Children Congratulations, members of the Sen- ior Class. Best wishes to you in the future. It is hoped that the faculty and non-teach- ing personnel of the Wittenberg Public Schools have helped both graduating Sen- iors and underclassmen to gain a good, substantial background and to think criti- cally. Remember that one mark of an edu- cated person concerns the degree in which that individual can adjust to new situa- tions. Based on the changes which have taken place in the past quarter century, we anticipate that more than half of our present high school students will earn a living at jobs which do not even exist in 1963. May your life as an Alumnus of Wittenberg High School bring honor to you and to your community. Yours very sincerely, f' Superintendent To: Students at Wittenberg High School One of the objectives of Education is to train pupils to accept responsibility. To be a citizen in any significant sense implies taking responsibility for ones ideas and actions. Responsibility is learnedg it is not a native capacity. Sincerely. fr 2 f' fi fe 0, X ff MM W Principal Mr. and Mrs. Wickstrom and John Board of Education KWH 251113151 no oooe , f?!i1Hi?if3.iiv e Left to right: O. Hagen, E. Brekke, C. Larsen, A. Johnson, F. Vanderkoy. Office Personnel geyig My A V Axim LANA MR. KUSSEROW MRS. SHOEMAKER 7 We Appreciate BUS DRIVERS: I. Yaeger, W. Kersten, G. Dettmering, C. Ostrowski, H. Johnson, D. Hanke E. Liesch, J. Spranger, R. Borchardt, I. Yaeger. Absent: C. Bossell, H. Lorbiecki, E. Tus- kowski, B. Gorski, C. Telloch, E. Rozmenoski, S. Larson, W. Yach. MR. WESTLUND MR. ALFHEIM MRS. BOHLMAN MRS. HANSON MRS. STAI 8 .is L ,F 1 r' , 1 3 -.Ar 1 M MW, ,,,,.M..,m.M.u,h,.m,m.,W..,.HM-f,..,.-M-W- -M - - YW-----m A--A--A M-W--D-A A- MyM-mmW..m..m.JfA...VAWM.-.M1,M..f,-...,,,.,,,... ,J,,,-,,,..,,,. , ,. x x -NORBIE PAUL ANN I I Q F I Mr. Jackson: M. Formella: M. Kostka: A. Krnmins: P. Larson: A. Schoenick: J. Kosobucki: D. Wendlerg N. Groshek: J. Umland: R. Larsen: E. Berndtg Advisor Co-Editor Co-Editor Ir. Editor Ir. Editor Soph. Editor Business Manager Business Manager Sports Manager Sports Manager Photographer Photographer Production Staff The publication of this yearbook has been a challenge to all of us. It has required the cooperation of our advisor, Mr. Jackson, the students, staff, and the administration We would especially like to thank our parents who have been so understanding. The long hours of work and worry will never be forgotten. We wish to thank you who have heiped us. 007 KW QI- STANDINGg S. Wendler, D. Hanke, R. Larsen, E. Berndt, J. Meverden. SITTING L. Watter, D. Groshek, I. Schwalbach, S. Koeppen. I2 Ashenbrenner, co Mr. Janssen. ad- Vlsorg N. Groshek sports ed.g D. Wendler, feature ed.g A. Zwicki, class ed.g E. Berndt, co-editor D. Groshek, pro- duction ed.g D. editor . WiIdcat's Tale The aim of the Wildcat's Tale, our school newspaper, is to com- bine work of the Commercial and English departments in making our school better known not only to our own students. but to students of oth- er schools and parents. To achieve this we attempt to write articles that reflect school life and are interest- ing to our readers. We gain experi- ence in writing, assume responsibil- ities by meeting deadlines, and strive to be original in our reporting of the news and events of the school. I if eflfqgqff f PRODUCTION STAFF m SITTING: L. Watter, M. Formella, J. Umland, M. Kizewski, D. Miller, A. Esker. FIRST ROW J. Kosbucki, P. Powers, M. Kostka, J. Meverden, J. Schwalbach, P. Swatella, D Heg awald M. Karschney. SECOND ROW: D. Gagnon, R. Larsen, A. Kohn. G. Kiedrowski SITTING: M. Peterson, C. Kitzman, M. Formella, A. Krummins. D. Wendler, R. Larson, D. Liesch, P. Powers, A. Kohn, S. Liesch. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Advisor Mrs. Johnson, K. Oeistrich, M. Murdock, A. Johnson, L. Watter, K. Knitter, J. Umlancl, L. Brekke, N. Groshek, K. Ringstad, S. Salawater, A. Jacobson, B. Bugni, D. Ashenbrenner. SECOND ROW M. Swenson, M. Hansen, G. Sickler. One Act Play Oh, Joy! l What a Line! l Ratings: League - A Car District - A Sectional - B Pullman Hiawatha Relaxing Yes Suh Acting it up l4 'R I J r V A 5 xml :.v QC EVA 4 , 6 f .Yiieli : if tk R ilx 2 ,Vin bw ,H f Xfjll ff ,, , J X- f f E? j 'S , exif Advisors: Mrs. Incha, Mr. Janssen, Mrs. Johnson Forensics The forensics program with nine speaking events is open to all students. Contests are held at local, league, district, and state levels, with winner of each contest proceeding to the next. The experience gained in both oration and sportsmanship is a helpful asset to every participant. SITTING: M. Murdock, M. Formella, M. Hanson, P. Powers, P. Swetalla, K. Knitter, P. Havinga, D. Annonson, A. Johnson, K. Ringstad. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Johnson, S. Salawater, B. Bugni, A. Jacobson, A. Krurnins, S. Liesch, C. Kitzmann, A. Schoenick, D. Miller, D. Miller, A. Esker,D. Yach. SECOND ROW: J. Powers, M. Haanstad, D. Gag- non, D. Wendler, K. Oestrich, D. Ashenbrenner, E. Berndt, M. Peterson, R. Larsen, J. Haan stad, P. Powers, D. Day. I5 FIRST ROW: K. Oestreich, S. Wendler, D. Wendler. SECOND ROW: M. Murdock, M. Laude, L. Brekke. THIRD ROW: S. Hoppe, L. Peterson, S. Salawater, C. Thayer, A. Jacobson, M. Diestler, A. Krumins, C. Kitzmann, D. Watter. FOURTH ROW, STANDING: K. Knitter, K. Ringstad, Mr. Hein, P. Havinga, L. Jou- bert, D. Shoepke, C. Peterson, L. Reed. Blow, man, Blow! CHRISTMAS CONCERT lst Movement The Christmas Song Hands Across The Sea Frosty The Snowman Senior SPRING CONCERT The Block M Conc A Study in Lavender Concert Overture Peter Schmoll Iedermann Pleasant Valley ert March Practice makes . . . Sweet harmony. FIRST ROW: J. Wendler, B. Bugni, C. Thayer. SECOND ROW: S. Liesch, M. Peterson. THIRD ROW: L. Kizewski, C. Lnderdahl, I. Spranger, L. Schlytter, D. Kiedrowski, A. Buss, S. Hartleban, D. Spranger, M. Hansen. FOURTH ROW: E. Paulson, A. Peterson, D. Smith, D. Benson, P. Larson, E. Berndt, S. Voetz, R Larsen, D. Benson, G. VanderKooy, J. Stoltenberg. Band After rnuch hard practice and drill, Mr. Hein displayed the achievements the band had worked so hard to attain. Complicated marching figures and formations were presented at the half of the Home- coming football game and at the Spring Festival. The band members can well be proud of the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts and their fine performances. Vice-President - Paul Larson K Q Treasurer - Ken Oestreich L J Secretary ' Sally Wendler President - Rolf Larsen I K! 1 ,l iunwngwvz My .lg ,s H: vw T M , S l , . 4 ,Q ' f W 71' I7 .ff Our djiector Pausing a moment Enthusiasm and spirit is added to the pep rallies, football games, and basketball games as the pep band plays its lively tunes. A lot of credit should be given to these students who are so willing to give up their time to lead the school spirit. After the parade Pep Ba nd FIRST ROW: D. Watter, K. Oestriech, D. Wendler, D. Smith, C. Thayer, M. Peterson, S. Liesch, M. Hanson. SECOND ROW: M. Murdock, L. Peterson, S. Salawater, M. Laude, A. Jacobson, L. Schlytter, D. Spranger, J. Stoltenberg. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hein, K. Ringstad, P. Havinga, D. Benson, P. Larson, C. Peterson, D. Schoepke, L. Reed, R. Larsen, D. Benson, G. VanderKooy. A' ' ,fivxifmfu 4, 2 . ' .' .1-QQA, it fi . qtllwipftffff if W 7? it -Jn , . H. ii it W l - - A . r A X pf 1- 1 QQ , I xy . J 3 , ' A... I I SEATED: Meatta Murdock. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hein. M. Swenson, B. Groshek, J. Krolow, G. ,bb Slckler, E. Berndt. S. Bloecher, S. Westlund, W. Krueger, A. Ostrowski, G. Wyman, D. Gol- omski. SECOND ROW: R. Stoltz, S. Wogsland, P. Larson, K. Oestreich, R. Larsen, Liesch, D. Wendler, M. Peterson, D. Benson, G. Kiedrowski. W L A , G 5 .x A J Jr' W I NJX ' vfiflfwifif R nwnofust stftlfr QQ. YOX9' we . -Q .si in fihgkff A W. 3,5 W My Q , V x J 1 Nr'f4A7j,J'k.'vc !V ' of Cjx xv, Jffri K f Ajigfzelwy XD, Lf ,Eff Qjf 'kzfQr-D5 KF,- yy SENIOR QUARTET yt, 'fl 73 .yfujg 'V , .. Q W f' L X fyk The Wittenberg High School fl 3 U Men's Chorus is one of the few in 46, X7 the conference. It has made a -75 fine showing for itself. In the '29 xii! fi 1962 Spring Festival, it received a Class A lst. The boys especial- ' . ly enjoy singing lively spirituals . and Barbershop harmony. Their v P Q., hard work and past record is some- itlfxq thing to be proud of! ' QL The Senior boys' quartet has al- so won recognition in the four years Zvi AA they have sung together at the solo K A y and ensemble events and school! ac- , , pi' D T tivinies. 1 n u f A - 'T 2 pf T in nf ' Mike, Doug, Kenny, Rolf 1 . V 'O X CQ! I U Y f 47, J I9 N' in f -B 'lit ' Nl fs A6 nc M AX! 'X f fill i RAP 1 I a.fwe,fMf+ Lgatgyl, wtf- T r all Lf rf 5 T M Wfl . in tm s ...M . A t M NL An V J ff A FIRST SOP. - FIRST ROW: J. Bloecher, A. Esker, P. Havinga, K. Knitter, S. Hoppe, M. Diestler, J. Spranger, J. Wichman, G. Wnitewing, L. Kizewski, Suchomski. SECOND ROW: F. Tuffs, A. Johnson, L. Konkol, A. Jacabson, D. Mattson, S. Easker, S. Holowinski, T. Osypowski, V. Zenda, P. Panko, M. Jelinski, T. Bembenek, D. Hartleben, Accompanist: K Ringstad. Girls' Chorus L L SECOND SOP. - FIRST ROW: M. Kostka, L. Watter, L. Watter, B. Doering, D. Hanke, G. Haines, M. Murdock. SECOND ROW: D. Hanke, D. Hanke. C. Blum, K. Wienandt, V. Kriesel, P. Wienandt, J. Kosobucki. THIRD ROW, STANDING: Mr. Cowles, S. Wendler, D Neuman, A. Krummins, D. Miller, K. Blum. 20 - X l reps-ij ALTO - FIRST ROW: M. Formella, S. Salawater, S. Van Order, M. Schulist, D. Gruna, S. Hokstra, D. Yach, D. Aanonson, L. Brekke, K. Hartleben, C. Inderdahl, B. Guralski. SEC- OND ROW: A. Flees. B. Kurzewski, R. Diestler. THIRD ROW, STANDING: S. Garvin, B. Bugni, S. Liesch, D. Groshek, P. Swettella, M. Karschney, J. Wolff, I. Detmering, M. Crick, C. Foth, D. Bricko, D. Miller, S. Hartleben. As members of Girls Glee Club, we remember how nervous we were before concerts, and how proud we felt after a good performance. There were also the many hours of practicing, and the patience of Mr. Cowles when we just couldn't be quiet. Most of all, there was the enjoyment of having a new song sound just right! Our Mr. Cowles CHRISTMAS CONCERT: Inexcelsis Deo Christmas Bells Are Ringing SPRING CONCERT: God So Loved The World Give On The World, Thy Peace At Eventicle It Shall Be Light Sing everyone Twilight Interlude ' 2 I FIRST ROW, SITTING: N. Schulz, K. Knitter, M. Diestler, S. Hoppe, S. Wendler, M. Murdock, M. Laude, A. Ostrowski, S. Bloecher. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Mr. Cowles, Advisor, K. Ringstad, F. Tuffs, Dy Havinga, J. Spranger, J. Wickman, L. Kizewski, D. Hanke, D. Hanke, L. Watter, L. Watter, D. Golomski, S. West- lund. SECOND ROW: A. Esker, A. Johnson, L. Konkel, I. Bloecher, P. Wienandt, K. Wienandt, A. Krumins, V. Kriesel, P. Lorbiecki, E. Berndt, G. Sickler, E. Paulson. THIRD ROW: B. Bernarde, Arla Jacobson, M. Jelinski, P. Panko, D. Miller, A. Schoenick, C. Blum, R. Larsen, P. Larson, J. Haanstad. Alto Section Robed The music department plays a very important part in the activities of W. H. S. The hours of prac- tice, sour notes and more practice hold memories for all of us. Under the direction and guidance of Mr. Cowles, the music department has performed outstandingly at the Christmas Concert, Solo and Ensemble events, and The Spring Festival. 22 A if Boys Section Practice, Practice. FIRST ROW, SITTING: G. Wyman, D. Wendler, M. Peterson. D. Wyman, K. Hartleben, D. Aananson, L. Brekke, B. Guralski, S. Garvin, D. Watter. FIRST ROW, STANDING: L. Klingbile, G. Kiedrowski, W. Krue- ger, J. Stenson, J. Kosobucki, M. Kostka, S. Van Order, M. Hanson, L. Schlytter, M. Formella, Mr. Cowles Advisor. SECOND ROW: G. Cowles, N. Cappel, D. Benson, M. Crick, B. Bugni, C. Kitzmann, S. Liesch, S Hartleben, C. Inderdahl. THIRD ROW: D. Liesch, K. Oestreich, M. Swenson, B. Groshek, F. Wolff, D. Bric ko. C. Foth, D. Groshek, M. Karschney, S. Salawater, G. Haines, S. Harvey. SPRING CONCERT O Sacred Head Now Wounded Within My Heart Breathes Music O Lovely Night Accompanist - ANITA KRUMINS CHRISTMAS CONCERT Sing The Glad Tidings Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley Behold Now Praise The Lord 7 vi -. 23 il iw S .. I3 Y I , an 'Hi 2 'Y ig. 1. A Q vi., if , new 5522221 Madrigal Time out. SITTING: Steve Riedl. STANDING: Dean Gagnon, Roger Penske, Mr. Cherry, Advisor, Alfred Kielman, Harvey Meverden, Dale Fand- rey. Libra ry Cadets Library Cadets provide a distinct service for the school by helping the library to operate smoothly and efficiently. The girls also receive valuable personal training in the use of library facilities. The club is es- tablished for the purpose of teach- ing the students how to operate the various machines used in the visual aids field. The students will op- erate the machines for the instructors in their classes and any other classes which they may be called to do so, and to make prints for the overhead projector. In the Libr ary SITTING: G. Cychosz, R. Kizewski, V. Wierzba, P. Swetella, E. Nievinski, M. Karschney, K. Kriesel. STANDING: A. Zywicki, R. Wierzba, D. Miller, R. Diestler, P. Panko, P. Lor- biecki, M. Crick, P. Powers, I. Milanowski, P. Buss, C. Pike, M. Kizewski, Mrs. Johnson. Majorettes KNEELING: S. Van Order, B. Doering, M. Kostka. ' Q STANDING: D. Aanonson, alt., M. Crick, D. Hanke, G. Haines, D. Hanke, alt. E mf' .f ' Marching baud Band library Snaps Get that beat! 'hm 1 Tchaikovsky Laughing Wfics 25 Football Representatives We made it! I l C1355 Sweethearts H '62 Homecoming HOMECOMING COURT Queen: Sally Wendler King: Frank Bohlman Seniors: Mary Diestler, Donald Liesch Juniors: Geraldine Schulist, William Groshek ' Sophomores: Kathy Hartleben, Greg Cowles Seniors! Remember Leo? Freshmen: Audrey Flees, Tom Stoltenberg Juniors! First Place. Half time formation F,H,A, float Yea! Seniors Orchestra Stan Ness Freshmen and Sophomores Sally and Frank Moon River Homecoming was a time for greeting old friends. Alumni returned to join us in cheering our team, and enjoyed the dance after the game. Planning and decorating floats gave spirit to the occasion. The home- coming floats seem to be better each year. They were an indication of the undying faith of Wittenberg's loyal students. The colorful pa- rade was the best in the opinion of many and proved to be a success. During the half time our band had the opportunity to perform the formations that they had practiced diligently. Enthusiasm ran high at the parade, game, and dance. The parade October 12 1962 At the game Juniors and Seniors Sophomores - 2nd place Freshman float F.F.A. Float fi 1 41 A i k 28 Presentation of the Court Sayonara For a few magic moments, the evening was transformed into an Oriental wonderland. The cherry tree, the enormous fan and tinkle charms all added to the mystic mood of the evening, The day of preparation, the anxious moments and the excitement came to a climax as Frank Bohlman and Janice Kosobucki were crowned King and Queen of the 1962 Junior Prom. The royal court consisted of Kay Kluck, Duane Bohlman, LaVonne Halverson, Berhnard Christionson, Pat Swatalla, Norbert Groshek, Margie Kostka, Mike Buss, Sandy VanderKoy, Den nis Hegewald, Anita Krumins, Jeff Haan- stad, Dan Swatalla, Diane Hanke, Kathy Hartleben and Greg Cowles. JUNIOR PROM - May 4, 1962 King Frank and Queen Janice 29 The Coronation 62 Prom Any ideas? Smile, Everyone u n i o r P r o That's our Mr. T. m See anything, Mr. Cutts? Cherry blossom time Punch time '62 Prom 30 'Huw 3 3 ma,-,Mmwmm ummm - 1 M,,.,M ,,., ,,,,,.,L,.,....u..fM.4L,,. M, M , ,,-, Q1 ,,hff,.1 , , , 1 SITTING: M. Kostka, L. Brekke, M. Diestler, K. Knitter, P. Swetalla. STANDING: R Hubert, P. Larson, D. Kiedrowski, S. Bloecher, D. Benson, G. Wyman, G. Kiedrowski. Student Leaders President Mary Open house Chester Cwiertnia Stevens Point Chorus 32 The Student Council is an organization designed to promote better student and teacher relations. This year the Student Council has con- ducted parents night, the annual Christmas program, the assembly programs, and sev- eral dances. The T. A. P. campaign was a great success. The week was filled with ex- citement and class rivalry as each class tried to make its sweetheart, queen. The cam- paign ended with the dance and crowning of Marge Kostka, the Sr. representative, as queen. Members of her court were Geri Schulist, Jr., Diane Kostka, Soph., and Lynn Schyletter, Fresh. The council is now working on a program to have a foreign exchange student attend Wittenberg. With the help of the other or- Pres. Mary Diestler, Vice-Pres. Gary Kiedrowski, Treas. Karen Knitter, Sec retary Linda Brekke. ganizations we hope to achieve our aim in the near future. T. A. P. Court These are Student Council members? FIRST ROW: S. Bloecher, M. Kostka, M. Diestler. L. Brekke, K. Knitter, D. Kiedrowski. SECOND ROW: G. Kiedrowski, P. Larson, G. Wyman. FIRST ROW: N. Schulz, K. Knitter, M. Diestler, Vice-Pres. S. Hoppe, M. Hanson, K. Hart leben, L. Brekke, Treas. B. Guralski, M. Formella, G. Wyman, S. Westlund, D. Liesch, R. Larsen, S. Bloecher. SECOND ROW: A. Krumins, Reporter, J. Spranger, A. Jacobson, D. Hanke, S. Wendler, D. Hanke, P. Panko, D. Groshek, M. Karschney, Sec., D. Wendler, M. Peterson, W. Krueger, G. Cowles, P. Larson, K. Oestriech, Pres. Tri M ' s We the members of Tri-M's are honored to belong to this national society. We look back with pride on our achievements during the past year. The hard work, practice, and patience that went into preparing our Christ- mas tour, which was a success and the fun we had at our parties, Tri-M's will always bring back some of the best memories of our high school years. Initiation You never looked better, Mr. Hein! Isn't this sweet?? This is a switch! ! 34 SEATED: K. Oestriech, I. Haanstad, G. Sickler, D. Spranger, R. Newcomb. STANDING: M Swenson, E. Berndt, M. Formella, J. Kosobucki, P. Powers, R. Larsen, D. Liesch, D. Benson. Missing: M. Paulson. C.A.R.C. CARC, Carbonaro Amature Radio Club, is a group of students learning the tech- niques of Ham radio operation. It is one of the largest and most active in this area. Several adults of the area are also members. OFFICERS Ken Oestriech WN9CMT Dennis Spranger K9AEG Ernie Berndt WA9BIP Ron Newcomb K9ABD Rolf Larsen WN9BVM Ernie, Ron, Ken, and Denny 35 ..,,.,,,' ., O O 0 Lette rmen of W - . J ' . - - w.me.:1c 7.11. . . . 7,1 .1 +5 . 7,-g. . VL.,L . .M-, -, - - ...M , fiZf?35?f.c:.miuS?-K ' A 0 ZHE1, wf . Q rg, f ,wg J W v ! Q ? 2 F ! 1 S . W X A xg Y +1 , i:5fE:'fj': 2135755 1. 'E 'Gif' K- :k.:f.i.,.3.i, . -1.- K J -- -f f ff , ,- . gg-ggi. K.. f V , YA .4 . .ra .v F . rw... f ,W . . . 3, fr 'ly me mx? D. X ' W. Q Q E 5 2 X .L H5f?.yZ5?'E' 'H -W' 25.3 52252152 gffisisfzsxa .12 ,W .fr ,.,.,.. ... ,,. we fffvers, whiff.. . A.mAA. AL.AVAi , ' Qs 'I W 1 7 H grim . 5 fig:-fi ff-:Qi . .,.:.L.-,-W-., , A S - i 3 V' . 4-10 -5'fas'-'C 6. 5. 'l:'zaE-,Q V . ' . ' 1. : H ff.z5:,z ,' -3 ' A 'A Q 5 , A v he-+. ai' .3 5 Q 5 S f -Y.. S 'x '-,f-Wifi ,.f, fy EX 'sf If N M. - ' rw .. . 5 fi.-Swiw 5.5 if . . . 1- .- i ..h, 4.53 ,X I ,K .KVA , Ni U., ' 1 Q I -- . N .51 f a 5 was 1? 9 v. or 2 XT' fi 4. .T ' 51,42 - f rife W rs . Q ez R , S X W 2 fm . . gy is . P eff y . . . T . 5 f 1 5 5 f I f ' 1. us gy. 521+ 5512. Q 5 .2 M 3.2.2. ga, Ng Ks: who W' 1 ,EW 3 1' f .f gin , , fwf- ACROSS: S. Strong, J. Haanstad, E. Berndt, F. Bohlman, D. Liesch, W. Groshek, M. VanOrder, D. Low, P. Larson, M. Shoemaker, M. Buss, M. Swenson, D. Hegewald, B. Kassube, J. Armstrong. G. Sickler, A. Ostrowski, A. Bender, J. Shoemaker, K. VanderKooy, C. Peterson, S. Westlund, R. Shalewski, I. Krolow, G. Cowles, S. Bloecher, D. Verkuilen, D. Owen, R. Rozmarynowski. 36 N. Groshek, Dairy Herd Improvement Association Pres., G. Kiedrowskig V. -Pres., J. Eskerg Sec. - Treas., D. Kiedrowskig Reporter, R. Fothg Sentinel- Reporter, R. Schoepke. Working together for the improvement of our dairy herds, as the name implies, is the aim of our organization. Testing milk and keeping accurate records are steps toward reaching our goal. Witten- berg, with 58 members is the third largest such or- Dean Gagnon ganization in Wisconsin. Registered Calf Winner ROW ONE. SITTING: D. Adams, R. Spranger, H. Fredock, R. Fenske, J. Jacobson, R. Penske, D. Gagnon, G. Milanowski, D. Balthazor, J. Rozmarynowski. SECOND ROW: Mr. Doering, B. Groshek, N. Groshek, D. Koepsel, D. Kiedrowski, R. Schoepke, R. Foth, G. Podjaski, A. Ostrowski, R. Esker. THIRD ROW: D. Neuman, V. Beyersdorf, J. Boda, D. Gagnon, R. Well- er, D. Boda, L. Starr, I. Esker, G. Kiedrowski, D. Hegewald, D. Day. FOURTH ROW: H. Boreen, R. Shalewski, V. Skinner, D. Verkuilen, I. Rozmarynowski, G. Groshek, G. Kulas, H. Filtz, R. Borchardt, A. Perterson, T. Linke, D. Hegewald. FIFTH ROW: K. Day, L. Zywic- ki, D. Podjaski, R. Halowinski, A, Jacobson. T. Schrader, D. Spranger. W. Belunas, R. Wierz ba, D. Grulkowski, D. Brahmer. 37 SITTING: H. Roth, A. Cherek, D. Ostrowski, R. Weller, B. Pucall, B. Panko, A. Eckstin, W. Beluinas. STANDING, FIRST ROW: R. Fenski, D. Mientke, I. Boreen, T. Schrader, C. Thorson, D. Gagnon, V. Skinner, D. Grukowski, I. Rozmarynowski. SECOND ROW: R. Schal ewski, T. Linke, D. Verkilen, G. Groshek, D. Boda, D. Kiedrowski, A. Hartlaben, R. Wierz- ba, K. Day. Future Farmers of America SITTING: G. Milanowski, A. Boreen, I. Boda, V. Beyersdorf, D. Brahmer, L. Iubert, D. Spranger. STANDING, FIRST ROW: D. Balthazar, H. Fredoch, D. Gagnan, A. Peterson, L. Zywicki, D. Podjaski, J. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: R. Spranger, G. Kulas, H. Filtz, R. Stoltz, D. Hegawald, R. Borcharclt, R. Hollawinski, D. Adams, R. Fenski. 38 'KJ' SITTING: I. Esker, R. Young, N. Groshek, G. Kiedrowski, D. Hegewald, K. VanderKooy, M Buss, I. Armstrong, D. Klabunde. SECOND ROW: J. Diestler, M. Dombeck, V. Furmanek, D. Neuman, D. Koepsel, B. Groshek, M. Peterson, L. Long, R. Rozmarynowski, D. Ciesle- wicz, J. Wesolowski, A. Jacobson, D. Day. THIRD ROW: P. Powers, R. Esker. A. Ostrowski, G. Podjaski, L. Starr, D. Schoepke, R. Weller, F. Bohlman, C. Cieslewicz, E. Rozmarynow- ski, H. Osypowski, R. Foth. Wittenberg Chapter Vocational Agriculture is a very important sub- ject in our high school. This year the Wittenberg Chapter has 104 members making it one of the largest in the state. It is also a history making event in that this is the first time the chapter has ever gone over the 100 Soil judging team. mark' F. F. A. Sweetheart Cattle judging team, Pres., N. Groshek, V. -Pres., A. Jacobson Sec., B. Groshek, Treas., J. Esker, Re- porter, R. Esker, Sentinel, G. Kiedrowski, Advisor, Mr. Doering. 39 X wr fs... f F.H. . 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' 4 r LA-v V. .. .S S . s I. , qi 1 'X .. - . , . . 3 .. ,Q .4 gi' . , , r , -fwfr ' -' .5z.i,fii2is2i ,. -- , :-. . -V :asuxeiza ., :. f52f5535:'x::' - - ir f I-'f r :P Green Lake 1962 SITTING: S. Koeppen, I. Bloecher, J. Kosobucki, I. Milanowski, V. Wierzba, M. Diestler, I. Spranger, S. Wend- ler, P. Powers, L. Watter, J. Unland. STANDING: M. For'- mella, P. Swetalla, M. Kost- ka, D. Groshek, I. Schwalbach P. Panko, M. Karschney, A. Zywicki, M. Kizewski, J. Mev erden, S. Hoppe, D. Hanke, D Hanke. Seniors Norbert Groshek - FHA Beau SITTING: S. Salawater, A. Jacobson, B. Bugni, K. Ring- stad, D. Matson, C. Kitzmann, A. Schoenick, M. Jelinski, P. Stelter, K. Blum. STANDING, FIRST ROW: M. Hanson, D. A-nnonson, K. Hartleban, P. Havinga, K. Hanke, M. Fur- manek, F. Tuffs. SECOND ROW: K. Watter, L. Konkol, M. Murdock, R. Diestler, R. Cherek, B. Doering, S. Esker, K. Kriesel. Sophomores SITTING: J. Christenson, B. Hanson, D. Seefeldt, M. Kohn, K. Knitter, L. Brekke, B. Zer- omski, P. Lorbiecki, A. Esker, J. Peterson, G. Kosobucki. STANDING: D. Verkuilan, P. Bronk, A. Fredoch, P. Wierz- ba, R. Kizewski, R. Wierzba, G. Chchosz, L. Watter, V. Kriesel, D. Miller, P. Wanta, P. Buss, C. Bently. Juniors FHA OFFICERS SITTING: B. Suchomski, B. Kurzewski, A. Flees, T. Oso- powski. M. Schulist, L. Peter- son, A. Littlewolf. STAND- ING: J. Esker, D. Gruna, P. Pukall, V. Zynda, A. Johnson, G. Whitewing, C. Lnderdahl. Freshmen The F. H. A. took pride in participating in its var- ious projects this year. The initiation party, dem- onstrations, degree program, and our visit to The Homme Home for the Aged at Christmas time, all hold precious memories. The annual Mother-Daugh ter Banquet and the Green Lake Convention ended a successful year. WW T IE1f Mrs. Netzel and Mrs. Sazama, Advisors 4I SITTING: D. Groshek, M. Karschney, A. Schoeneck, G. Cyshocz, M. Ielinski, D. Matteson, M. Loude, G. Haines, M. Schulist, S. Harvey, D. Bricko, C. Blum. STANDING, FIRST ROW A. Jacobson, K. Ringstad, R. Olieni, T. Osopowski, J. Spranger, S. Wendler, P. Swatalla, B. Bugni, S. Salawater, D. Aanonson, D. Havinga, D. Hanke. SECOND ROW: D. Seefeldt, B. Hansen, P. Pukall, I. Kosobucki, G. Kosobucki, M. Kostka, M. Furmanek, G. Gorski, F. Tuffs, R. Diestler, S. Koeppen. THIRD ROW: B. Doering, J. Christianson, D. Verkuilen, C. Bentley, M. Popp, L. Kizewski, M. Kohn, A. Johnson, R. Cherek, I. Esker, A. Esker, J. Um- Konkol land. L. . Second Chi1dhood?! ? SOCCCI' Huddle? Olympic Team??? Ups and downs 42 This year the G. A. A. sponsored the Homecoming dance, Moon 5 River. A swimming party and roller skating party were also in- cluded in the activities for the year. M. Karschney, Pres., D. Groshek, V.- Pres., J. Schwalbach, Sec., P. Lorbiecki Treas. Girls' Athletic Association SITTING: C. Foth, D. Miller, J. Schwalbach, M. Crick, C. Kitzmann, K. Blum, D. Miller, A. Zywicki, R. Kizewski, M. Kizewske, J. Meverden. STANDING, FIRST ROW: S. Liesch, V. Kriesel, S. Hoppe, P. Lorbiecki, M. Diestier, A. Krumins, L. Brekke, K. Knitter, B. Zor- omski, L. Watter, E. Nievinski, J. Milanowski. SECOND ROW: P. Powers, K. Hartleben, D. Kostka, P. Wierzba, P. Bronk, D. Miller, G. Lukasko, J. Starr, V. Wierzba. L. Schyllter, M. Hansen, B. Bernardi. THIRD ROW: D. Watter, I. Peterson, D. Gruna, S. Halawinski, P. Buss P. Wanta, K. Kriesel, S. Esker, M. Murdock, C. Inderdahl, S. Foth, C. Low. 43 gr.. :S 5, V 1,34 as ' We MW' es' + Portrait of Judy Shampoo Plus Egg 2 T. A. P. Campaign GAA Working and Playing Serious Operation Tri-M's Officers FFA Welding Workshop FHA Candy Tree 44 i -.1 V 1 w 1 'WWWWW mm-mmuwmwmfwfwm, FIRST ROW, SITTING: D. Day, D. Owen, G. Sickler, D. Liesch, S. Strong, S. Bloecher, M. Buss, G. Wyman, M. Van Order, Mr. Bugge. FIRST ROW, STANDING: C. Inderdahl, R. Bev- ersdorf, D. Hegewald, S. Riedl, L. Starr, F. Wolff, D. Ashenbrenner, D. Golomski, D. Swa- tella, G. Cowles, S. Westlund, I. Rozmarynoski. SECOND ROW, STANDING: D. Spranger, T. Stoltenberg, D. Boda, R. Trezbiatowsli, R. Sellner, R. Phelps, D. Hegewald, D. Gagnon, H. Meverden, D. Owen, G. Milanowski. Batter Up! Q giiiiiif f dffff 1 15 i - f hw - Q ff . 55 In the dugout. What a pose! 46 xi ' CKK....11 lf The Long, Long Trail 5 1 I 1 - -I X A Q .. 4 What next, boys? SITTING: F. Bohlman, M. Swenson, P. Ritter, A. Ostrowski, P. Larson, K. VanderKooy, I. Arrnstrong, J. Haanstad, B. Groshek, I. Esker, B. Kassube. SECOND ROW: Coach, Mr. Jani- go, W. Krueger. G. Groshek, L. Reed, D. Bensen, R. Esker, S. Voeltz, L. Kiingbiie, R. Esker A. Bender, J. Boreen. THIRD ROW: N. Groshek, P. Powers, V. Skinner, R. Shaiewski, D. Verkuilen, M. Haanstad, J. Goskowicz, S. Fish, M. White, B. Neuske. FOURTH ROW: D. Baithazor. I. Riedl, D. Smith, D. Spranger, I. Powers, S. Whitewing, R. Garvin, D. Adams. 47 VARSITY FOOTBALL, SITTING: Coach Mr. Aton, I. Krolow, A. Ostrowski, J. Shoemaker, F. Bolhman, D. Low, N. Groshek, D. Hegewald, J. Armstrong, S. Bloecher, ROW II: J. Schmidt, C. Peterson, Managers. C. Inderdahl, M. Van Order, S. Westlund, J. Haanstead, M. Buss, D. Liesch, P. Larson, W. Groshek, S. Strong, M. White, S. Riedle, ROW III: D. Ashenbrenner, M. Shoemaker, I. Haleen, G. Cowles, D, Whitewing, A. Bender, D. Williams, D. Swatella, I. Stenson, D. Verkuilen, L. Reed, O. Brown. Go! Team! Go! The boys of the Wittenberg football the team put forth their very best efforts. team started the season with a schedule of This year's games brought about a fine seven games. Despite the fact that they show in attendance and school spirit. were without most of their veteran players, Starting Eleven 48 FRESHMEN, SITTING: D. Spranger, D. Brahmer, R. Penske, D. Balthazor, G. Milanowski, R. Holewinski, R. Hubert, D. Smith. ROW II: A. Buss, F. Wolf, T. Stoltenberg, D. Hege Wald, A. Peterson, R. Sellner, R. Beversdorf, D. Adams. ow, Coach, Now? Witt . Opp . Witt . Opp 13 Bonduel 26 0 Wautoma 14 19 Iola O 12 Manawa 20 6 Weyauwega 7 7 Waupaca 20 20 Marion 7 Ready for action 49 Senior f X Stars J. Armstrong M. Buss N. Groshek J. Shoemaker D. Low Co-Captains Don Liesch Frank Bohlman Coach AYO11 and Bllgge Managers: C Peterson and I Schmldt JUDY MARY Football SALLY Cheerleaders KAREN SHARON LINDA FIRST ROW: R. Penske, D. Gagnon, I. Riedl, G. Milanowski, D. Balthazar, A. Peterson, R. Rozrnarynowski, D. Verkuilen, R. Shalewski, G. Groshek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bugge, K. Day, J. Rozmarynowski, V. Skinner, A. Bender, F. Bohlman, D. Hegewald, R. Golomski, M Shoemaker, N. Groshek, A. Ostrowski, B. Kassube. C.W.C. Champs F11 PiHChl Where'd he go! ?I? A11 set? 52 KNEELING: D. Balthazor, A. Peterson, R. Rozmarynowski, D. Verkuilen, R. Shalewski, G. Groshek. STANDING: Mr. Bugge, M. Shoemaker, N. Groshek, A. Ostrowski, B. Kassube. Witt. 37 41 40 41 42 Tops on the Mat Amherst Marion Iola Weyauwega Waupaca Tigertou Rosholt Opp. Witt. 8 5 10 33 8 10 10 ll 20 19 5 14 Marshfield Amigo Wis. Rapids Stevens Point Amigo Bouduel Manawa OPP 42 5 as 26 20 17 29 Let's go!! 53 .after WILDCATS NIP 'PACA IN THRILLERg Wildcats Will Pair: WAUTOMA HERE TUESDAY. FEB. 12 Marion Here Friday Wittenberg 77, Ma-nawa 75 Wildcats 61, Waupaca, 59 Wy' X In a nip and tuck battle last In a thrill-backed finish at tl lttlenberg Upsets ,tl-lesflay 9VeI'llY'1g at the local gym local gym S - night, the Wi Amherst 3 he loingsgxlmcats ganna Manawa tenberg Wi paca Five Jeff Haar shot from a 59-59 their six was Ha: the ever throws for the Scor to tak Wai T . . dmmm . he Wittenberg Wildcats opene 62-63 basketball season wi' pressive 58-50 victory over y rated Amherst live. Trailin ghout the first half, the Wild tied the score midway througl ,i third quarter. It was a see- baittle the rest of the Way, til with only two minutes re- aining in the finial stanza, two hick baskets by Jeff Haanstad and of third most of i led a tset, but ng and antage. lanawa Man- Doting l line game to a gan tar Strom fireg Cowles put Wittenberg ahead had 7 to stay. C0Wl Steve Strong a-nd Don Liesch befg 'lpowered the Wittenberg attack Ilwith 24 and 15 points respectively. Bill JhStrong was 8 for 8 from the foul line. th Pitt and Oberman each had 14 hrupoints to lead Amherst. we witl Wittenberg will play at Marion fevf jveganext Friday in another CWCfq1n-gal? winner Viiienberg Ta ke :imp npr- Sl MHQE ie in mc enson and i rg alll . . horit baskets DON g Llfeull ' 1 two Chality Lu-:SCS Sgggslad '------' -4l' I r cats came out on top stron? ' ' - the top scorer of the Swenson 'A ---- ' ' 27 points, coming on Westlund . . . .... - d 9 free throws. COVVSQQSI ,... .,......,. E - n I Showed good Scoring ofa C ..... 'Ong had 20 points for Wittenberg 63, Amherst 52 Coach Jon Aton's Wildcats ran up their third consecutive CWC ' o 1-behind iight. ughout much IUP- victory with a C win over Amber The V' erioci Fal- lore for one porl hour Stroi xat Iola Friday evening Ther owo standings CENTRAL WISCONSIN CONFERENCE 4Final Slandingsl W L- W L 8 8 Wauinma 15 1 Waupaca Weyauwega 12 -floia-Scand. 5 ll Wittenberg 10 6 Amherst 3 13 Manawa S B Bonduel 3 13 Marion 8 8 Friday Nighi'5 Results: Bonduel 46, Iola-Scandinavia 41. Wittenberg 67, Manawa 61. Wautoma 44, Waupaca 35. Marion 53, Amherst 50. ... Wildcats '74, Iola-Scandy 66 The Wildcats edged the Iola- Scandinavia Thunderbirds 74 to ue winners, followed by D. Liesch 'ith 19, his personal high for the ear. Both Swenson and Haan- a t h 15. Cowles rounded .qfh ' e 8 points on four for A 4 .7 23 Dil HC- fflul ll were 57 fouls called in the conite 1- to ilaansl that saw six players foul out. TW mi . qllzfrtel ildcats lost both starting f th 955 nificenti ards, Mike Swenson. and i'heWi1d- .. Four aanstad with five personal flly t055AG5 tigurcs. second half action Pl ,lished with had llf L fourth quarter with thrf nior guard Strong hi mores in the lineup, Jints incluf and Gafff tlund, Greg Cowles free throw Wlfh 13 pol coach Jon Atonls rter. Stev Wittenber to their Slim 3 pf rough whef LiCSCh .... wage for their fifth cwc for 4 from teh Swenson 4 1 pw and their in-. Haanstad's 1 Haanstad ., 3 5 C GARY Dn. DAVE 'P0int rc, enfberg out re Strong .. ,..,,....,.. 6 3 5 Long led the .bounded the i. ,iderbirds 49-26 54 STANDING: S. Westlund, E. Berndt, I. Haanstad, S. Bloecher, Coach Aton, C. Peterson, Manager, S. Strong, S. Voelz, G. Cowles, B. Groshek. KNEELING: D. Ashenbrenner, M. Swenson, D. Liesch, G. Sickler. Varsity Basketball Coach Jon Aton came up with a spectacular season by bringing the predicted last place team among the leaders. The spirit and will to win was outstanding among the players and gave the Wildcats courage during the many tense moments the season offered. They're Off! 55 OPP. 50 41 27 58 71 79 63 54 75 52 63 66 79 76 59 55 50 61 Amherst Marion Tigerton Ioia Waupaca Weyauwega Wautoma Bonduel Manawa Amherst Marion Iola Waupaca Weyauwega Wautoma Bonduel Gillet Manawa WITT 58 60 87 79 54 69 41 63 77 63 77 74 61 60 51 49 60 67 W 5 A See that Ref?? I got it! gg... l . 41 In it goes. Mighty Atlas Don't do it! . 4: if it Looking for something? Watch it, Shortyl 56 3 B I Q t ' 6 l 3 I' S 0 I' 6 I' S KAREN SHARON LINDA S ALLY MARY I UDY As cheerleaders for both football and basketball, the girls have worked especially hard rnaking new cheers and perfecting old ones. A special tribute should be given to Mrs. Bugge. who has done so much to help the cheerleaders this year. Smile, everyone. Oh! they hurt. Mary - Captain 57 STANDING: Coach Ianigo. KNEELING: N. Cappel, Manager, M. Haaustad, T. Stoltehberg, L. Koeppen, D. Spranger, M. Van Order, D. Day, D. Spranger, R. Beversdorf, L. Reed. WITT 33 42 41 42 37 . OPP. WITT. OPP. J u n I O r 28 Amherst 15 45 Amherst 41 Marion 32 25 Marion ' 25 Tigerton 44 28 Iola-Scand. Va 35 Iola-Scand. 22 40 Waupaca 40 Waupaca 24 63 Weyauwega 54 Weyauwega 51 35 Wautoma 24 Wautoma 26 60 Bonduel 36 Bgmduel 37 47 Gillett 40 Manawa 35 42 Manawa Sink it! Jump high. 58 33 38 40 26 Mary Kathy - Susan Gloria - Lynn - Carol Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Memories of Cheerleading Tryouts. . . Nervous hands . . Anxious hearts and faces . . Then sadness or joy The first game . . The well remembered nervous heart and hand The first inevitable mistakes Then relief We won The hours of grueling practice The hints from Mrs. Bugge The aching muscles Games pass . . Some good and some bad . . . The sometimes unpeppy pep rallies The enthusiasm shown when needed Finally the feeling of accomplishment Of being there no matter how the boys played Of cheering them to victory And cheering them up after defeat And most of all the pride of being a cheerleader. 59 Mrs. Bugge - A and B team cheerleader advisor. Get that jump! It's mine! Senior line up. Sports and Spectators These are Football players ?? Tired??? Camera bugs Those warm football nights 60 E r ! JON ATON LaCrosse State College Bachelor of Science Civics, World History, U. S. History Basketball, Football Coach Freshman Class Advisor CAROL BUGGE Mankato State College Bachelor of Science Physical Education Secondary and Elementary GAA, Cheerleading, Sophomore Class Advisor GORDON BUGGE Mankato State College Bachelor of Science Physical Education, Secondary and Elementary Assistant Football Coach Head Wrestling, Baseball Coach Freshman Class Advisor MERTON CHERRY Highlands University, New Mexico Bachelor of Arts Industrial Arts, Crafts Sophomore Class Advisor Drivers Training Instructor JOSEPHINE CHERRY Highlands University, New Mexico Bachelor of Arts Elementary 5 and 6 Spanish GORDON COWLES Central State College Bachelor of Science Chemistry, Physics Chorus, Girls Glee Club Tri M13 Advisor ' 62 ' - out :fu-fence to JM 'L0 W A: Www 5 as Q aw? Q iw effigy I w !g4o.,WJ4.wVguM-7,,1f47e ilfwlfvf FLOYD DOERING River Falls State College University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science 5 Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America D. H. I. A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor ROGER HANSON University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Stout State College Bachelor of Science Industrial Arts, General Science, General Math Junior Class Advisor RODGER HEIN Central State College Bachelor of Music Band, Junior Band Junior Class, Band, Tri M's Advisor MARY INCHA Marquette University Bachelor of Science Bachelor of History English 9-10 Sophomore Class Advisor THOMAS JACKSON Marquette University Purdue University Master of Science Business Education Senior Class, Yearbook, Maroon Star Advisor My K X DONALD JANIGO fum V Northland State College W 'YI LVN ff 1 U Q Bachelor of Science AMW V ' Biology, U. s. History 0 Wir K i Freshman Class Advisor 5 U 'MN NJJ Basketball Assistant r A s ful ,y Coach if .'ff'W1 Nw.. L X 63 4' ' My f 9 N JJ x Y ,HW Wa-4 XXV QM A A tl id' if , F ,lf 'WW N E- nveeanz ' AAU .4 'AJ EJ f,a,:f6i f W Mario' L EUGENE IANSSEN Marquette University St. Norbert College Bachelor of Arts Junior.and Senior English Senior Advisor Maroon Star Advisor 1 JOSEPH MILLER Central State College Bachelor of Science Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry, Math 4, Junior Class and Math and Sci- ence Club Advisor ANDREW NELSON Central State College, Luther College, University of Wis- consin Extension, Bachelor of Arts, Latin, Social Science, Sophomore Class Advisor ARLENE SAZAMA University of Wisconsin Central State College Bachelor of Science Home Economics 9 and 10 F. H. A. Advisor 64 EVA RAE JOHNSON Virginia Junior College Central State College Bachelor of Education English 10, High School Librarian, Forensics and One-Act Play Advisor Senior Advisor ii BERTHA NETZEL Central State College University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Arts Home Economics, F. H. A Advisor, Freshman Advisor 5,- 1bL WILMARTH THA YER s 'Q Central State College University of Wisconsin Q Q C University of Oklahoma ,'b7'i hs Bachelor of Education N Q Master of Science in Education ia g V C R Physical Science ' If . W Guidance Counselor 1 Q Junior Class Advisor A ,,,, 1 C , S GERALD JACKSON t C ':'i . , - Wisconsin State College I r ,,,s F .,,'. Winona State College R ,s s A Arizona State College University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science Master of Science Here comes Math IV! Tom and Betsy , Q I I1 I' s S s c t, I O Take five n OH NO! I Baritones, Wake up! Nothing personal. Adios! 65 W Gangway! The Big Boss gorry, no boys! Pleasant. Oh dear! IRTIHHIOH- Screwing around Our Teachers Teamwork 31-Huey No! ! I Iron hand Conference??? 66 'TKT 5 MMrWW1w0r'WylnMIhMllIi' f1M1rftl4w?'1r'vOII?f:4l!5!k'9',:0 Some of Us Are Freshmen Adams Balk Balthazor Bensen Beversdorf Beyersdorf Beyersdorf Boda Borchordt Boreen Bossel Brahmer CLASS OFFICERS fqfvmi H FHIZ R FIIRUS ' iff : J Flees H Fredock D Gagnon J Goskowlcz Q I, 2 -e.h,,kf , wg ff I Grulkowskl D Gruna ug gf Pres Tom Stoltenberg, Treas Mary Ann Schuhst Sec Sharon Hoekstra V Pres Harvey Hegewald Hoekstra Halewinski Holewinski Hubert Inderdahl Jacobson Johnson Joubert King Kizewski 68 Finding Out What It's All About J. Powers P. Pukall I. Riedle L. Schlytter ll9f5f5Li'3iS??fiEfV1f2l1' 5 EKESIQESLQVE- ?gW9ggiWL33E5k'P Q?fg'f sam'-ws-vfw V-Mu1 :rfs zaaxzisszf4?1, UA '1' Mafgfxffwf-wifi' amen ., or mmm r f ,rsffghgw JW1 9:1 7 saw . , - -.giiliiriiw .. . .HM I fm 1, I .. M. 2 .aa W 'Q ..... link f 55 iff jrefsigsijvfifi' ' ' E., r agefg..-. :-- ,gen 1 , H ' ' . ' A , Peterson L , Peterson L. Koeppen G. Kulas B. Kurszewski F. Laube M. Laude A. Little Wolf V. MacIntosh H. Meverden G. Milanowski D. Miller T. Osypowski E. Paulson CLASS ADVISORS 0 0 O D. Podjaski M. Popp Ei.. ... H . . ,..... We f -ff . L. Reeds L. Reeds M. Schulist S. Schwartzkopf 'Si552iisfisevisfiigffisfvoife, ., ,, SK S2 -is s gl Q 'mf- :ZI Z Mr. Atom Mrs. Netzel ,. is A Mr. al' , .1 . R- Selmer D. Smrth L- Senovlch D- Spfaflgef f . 4 iZ,,75iETfiV' ' .,... . .... ' 5 ,'sf. A R. Spranger so sr ' tg gf- A I T . Stoltenberg .. .. 'i'..V::Q., .lgffl A ' ' I ,',.' 1 . J- Stoltz ' . M ,. 6 .W B . gr 1 . :5 ,- ' Suchomskl 1- A ...,. W .V1 . . A . . ,..... was G. Var1derKoy 1 X ji 'ffr ' QV l C. Weller W ,. A G- Whifewing VET' ts J- Wichman . 1 F Wolff 'A A. Woller 1 'A if V ' D. Wym an is 69 Class of l966 . , J S f--L:L 161555 - ws, gi? .. U. - A f 1.,-'ig-5 :-7 I 5 5 , 5 - L,..k :.k, ' 5 no - , z - D' Yach V- Zyflda - ' A V , V Q Lf . . . I I', :. Manx Fffg l ' J. Zlenert L. Zywlckl , w if L ,L T Chrislma-S PHIIY Noon hour boredom 1 7. 1 9 Study. Study, Study Surprisedif? sg Oh! that initiation party 70 Class of I96 D. Aanonson R. Diestler B. Doering R. Penske S. Foth W. Beliunas T. Bembenek B. Bernarda S. Bloecher K. Blum D. Boda J. Boreen J. Boreen B. Bugni N. Cappel A. Cherek R. Cherek G . Cowles CLASS OFFICERS M. Crick K. Day S. Esker C. Falkowski M. Furmanek D. Gagnon 1- fy sy Wy Q 5f2f .1 8 ffl S s is .5 4 :ggi K isis 2 13 s . Q... . .. .,.. all E Q ws . sk g ss. 1 Q 6. X Q f.w:.w V. Pres. D. Verkuilen, Sec. K. Hartleben, S l llv S' Pres. S. Westlund, Treas. D. Williams Z nl, .... R- Garvin G- Gfoshek 6 SS' G. Gorski D. Grulkowski L1 J. Haleen ' ii 5 SK'V D. Hanke . ' M M- HHHSOH fm. S . f G n'.' W . H Q-jg A- Haffleben A D. Hameben K. Hartleben f D. Havinga R. Helmeid D. Hupe C. Innerdahl A. Jacobson M, Jelinski 7l Q, fm 1- f M. f. ,.,. f-.5 1 :fs E ,, ,V E ., E 7 12- 'V ,.- ' 7 '1fl1liElhlvgsff - ,w ssl-. ,. A ' f 7 A Q ,. Some of Us Are Sophomores . . . D. Owen W. Pukall ..2vr..-..-- .2.f .....221sfLs22E,,g. we .rwsfsslfssewf - . as W -- W2 'sz 3:-ssgaifs arm- f 22 D. Owen L. Reed 213122132 122 .12..3.s2.s2.mmwf .m2.:.f 21:2 .s21s21:.fmmm ARK... ,...,.,. . . fr-A Q-fA-f' .... Q21 .fsmmm .. f lsesz.. .152 r21Q1s2152 2122151 .... ... .,. ..L.., .,.., . . 522222222 .. .--..-. .-' 15211222 2152192122 -Pg. wi.121s21122 11122255 .. .. .. ,..,,.. . ...og .wigs . ..f2g.112gA.2 SL :21212 2 .2-f4- 1. ..':g --.. 111 lsr 122 .1221av-121:2. f :s5gfm:.f ......f..- 2s..r.2P2..v..f...v..S..s..f-,-1.2H2...- ...if .. .sfvifq L :'2:'w : 5 W'2:1f5ii iiiSfL -W2. as L. s ss M K W. rw. 2 'fx i 22538 X S X .X s .. .Q ,. .,-.H 28 . 4 .. .sf ,Y M -nr S S. .Q 4. K. s S rs Q s'- i112 .1 gn 2 ,Saw-gagggsggwls sz.. nm gym Q is far.. .. . ' . me .yr ia we 2 Es' 'K' WRJH 'saw ' my we , . 5 ...,,.. 2. .... .. .. . E X KS . 'fn 9 9:65 ., .. :V 2 Filsikliigi F'MiZ'215 Ysili 54 355 if J 363 . .Egg lim r.. s ,ww if 5 Z .,,.:: 21:2 . KS251:2i1f122 1s221r. 325, 7SFX.:f35T?55I.f:f5iLf?fff5i Zi5s2:.2fQ.2fz. D . Neuman R. Nueske D. Kiedrowski C. Kitzman L. Klingbile L. Konkle C. Kriesel T, Linke G. Low G. Lukasko D. Matteson Mientke R. Milanowski M. Murdock D. R. Olenik D . Ostrowski CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Cherry Mrs. Bugge Mrs. Incha Mr. Nelson K- Rimgsfad J- ROZmafYHOWSki l D H- Roth S' Salawafef A. Schoeneck R- S11-a1GWSki .... ig! v. skimmer :.1' '- r1'1:1.22i ii' 2':12'f zf. -E .-Y.21i. 212122121 ..ff' D' 5121311261 J - Staff P 0 Stelter -A f' J- SISHSOU ...... D. Sweralla 1 R. aff fr2i2.22.aQg252g-.2. F. Tuffs 72 E. Panko R. Phelps H. Revels S. Riedle There's So Much To Do 4' 'va it i R35 N 4 h,., Tarzan in . .rr..r r C. Van Order D. Verkuilen S. Voelz D. Waiter R. Weller S. Westluncl P. Wienandt R. Wierzba D. Williams Not Shown Orville Brown Tom Schradir Tom Tonkens Sidney Whitewing Allen Eckstein Preparing the wolf meat ff- +1 25 as 'infgag' +4 M' 3 53, Kff' af ENN Q if 'fer 1-f mfr wifi ' fi? i , .l W .aa a i .r r Lights ?I Hmm! Very Interesting! 73 Qthers Are Juniors N. Ayres D. Benson C. Bentley C. Blum L. Brekke D. Bricko P. Bronk J. Buchkowski P. Buss R. Cherek I. Christianson C. Cieslewcisz Cychosh D , Day CYUITI J. Dettmerlng CLASS OFFICERS Pres., J. Haanstad, Sec., G. Schulist, V Pres., G. Wyman, Treas., B. Kassube Golomski D. Hegewald Hansen B. Kassube G. Kiedrowski R. Kizewski K. Knitter M. Kohn G. Kosobucki V. Kriesel A. Krumins P, Larson S. Liesch I. Littlewolf P. Lorbiecki C. Low 74 There's So Little Time Left M . Shoemaker I . Smith in J. Mankel , M D. Miner M ZZ' ISM 1. -fi.. ,. . A ll - stro ' 2 .--' .,:. ' ff? L WS .1 ' ' L?K'7i' j f . f V, is 'I1 I . OSU.'OWSk1 . fc- f .ye ' ff M. Paulson V ' J . Peterson fi' C Pike 144 S- Rledl ,vb 2 .1 P. Ritter i3AAiV ik V:A R. Rozmarynowski f.-qs1f'g.ijifz , G ' Schulist Q A D Seefeldt Y ,'tt, i CLASS ADVIS ORS h A . ---. fy Q 2 . L -1 ',', , , g R. Starr S. Strong M. VanOrder D. Verkuelen J. Thorson S. Vanderkoy P. Wanta L. Watter Q S. .1- W ,ff Y .4 491. , ..,, t ,.,.,E5k in , tw-5 Q,-.,,.' , .. rg L57 Q ' ' , ,. W-.. , . .. ,553 - M , . , . -f 'fiesze iw? 5 ,. .,,. . . .. , eg.. 7, .asm - vfwff S2 S 3 . t .M . X Yr Mr. Hein Mr. Miller Mr. Thayer Mr. Hanson M. White K. Wienandt D. Whitewing P. Wiersba Kg R. Wiersba, J. Wolff, P. Yenter, B. Zoromski ' 75 Class of I964 W. Krueger W. Groshek C. Peterson G. Wyman A. Bender M. White C. Pike G. Goeden A. Kielman Not Shown Individually D. Falkenstein A. Stuart E. Berndt L. Long D. Cieslewicz Full speed ahead! Gulp! I X Chemistry Candy Sale 76 Miss Wittenberg gf. ,Qin t7,'QiQ23?'2, V .Q . li 4' lm?i,2re1:Sa2Ss,.h A A C The Line - Up S , .Jn z ,ffm .nl 9 i w - ' :YY-f ' ff' ' X - ,,wL,wwmwwwmmwuumfqv1' ,, W,,,,,,MM,,,,,N ,, ,, MARGARET KOSTKA, Betty Crocker Award f Award Winners NORB ERT GROS HEK, Badger Boy State f K4V?X ' tfti M4 qf J gif f A 'Lf M V tff, flflblfil f ffl M X if , ft! QL' ,, , , L' I . W A MARY FORMELLA, Wing L Mtttfmlf Badger Girl State, and D. A.R. W pk' J N XX 1' X7B,X fwfr , F MVN gy Ajfijigjyx Ngjv X! in fyfyw i bfX57'1M qs ANQ. gy ' Ni, X W 0 JC' G 0,3 Q . Vqgvv XIX ,xv 5 'X U74 PK ,Qb'Sb !N F-L ,Q QSM is f X' dxf X, Q' ,fMf,?3y,9f W VG i2?6i2fE. 5.1535 w W1 I DO '-'SM m -MWQQQMZ 1' .- , .Mi yJENDLER,, viii ct r , , J , UH Q img of A QVm3 QJMma if C5-9' 'Ck 0, .', ,I I 0 is , H4 M VL x. Q -U1.,.,L,,-Q C, ,, X A Q .51f1z,TWd5a:?W31f5f,W+FfMgp5jig mtr,f11i1fM3f? JB , - JoA s5f, ,Q 6791, 'NJ W.5L,,,V 1 , X VL, , 1 - ML, Q, in-JL WW fe-WG mug jeg 45,6116 1J,::AQg3GROSEK bib ,g UJpv1.u,,w dw ZJQQQ fu WQ.f?Efj?-5- LQ, ' Q QV f f' Wim 4? fy 3 5 'QLD ' Li3'5fwf LI SSIT A Omv Lk' Xfaxiffjfi ' 'I T-,Q31bdRICxf A15.DscQ?T5i?i9 Nkcefxfllil xcw-epfzgji . ' icviqplk 06 O- Om JOYCE UMLAND x f 0 ' WLC, LONNA WATTER Pm Og SALLY WENDLER 79 'A 5:7 fi ,Wim ,WLUQ I W. 2 Q HQ ,,, kj, 4.1 ,, Q 11 ff 7W16.aZ.,fQ ,fgyvl W - A ,i.1VfA' A S MW :ff Af 'iLf ' ' f D bf ff , 760 fha ' Gflffxi 9. if ff.fzfZ'j WAXLZ gk ,',, MA ' C fff'f, f M ffm- f SLU., Z ff ff fee 54 L! JOHN ARMSTRONG .Qu QQ Q N Wm? DAVID ASHENBRENER X3-du iw-X XB mA MW Tiwk 'QR 'X Y X N 'Xl-xX4ZxJxr Agxfx-,X wb ,VX N JL ffX5Qf14,fQXmuMx Q3M3Q3im Min W BiwX 'X X,XTgN'XxKiJNrL, b xrwx . X' , N XJ EEjGSHMAN MXNN Mmm IOANNE BLOECHER 47 ,L ILLW Uv W' Mfr f Jwiw W H. 1 1 fb my f , ,Q JV uw fl V JM fy, 1 1 I AME l 0111! ,, ,f W V' xx J ' K , , . L! 56711-JJ lu v U L lgof P f f 15.1 1, Y A , 4 V ' M f' A , 1, -59 , F-rfb k ' 7 QL 'J ski, U , ,f f F 5 f J . J ANLAXLI 'J 'H V4 ,I f X h fl. Lk. ,, , f 1, 1, N, , . , . M ,V- .,, 1-ww. i 4' Q - .M M lvfiih Swim vi fx wil wi jfb N-QQQJQ LV. UAW Kwikwvxf C v .fo 7' Qiswf J x fQ 'LpK QM- K -Q! jf ,ip f ,ff X J kfjxj-J KW C A x J-fy of -4 ' J MICHAEL Buss Down th Aisle e DALE FANDREY JEROME ESKER 8I MARY DIESTLER W A WWA , MARILYN F ORMELLA LkVf '1 X I My f QW, f DE P 4 1 if RONALD Pegg! ff Lf f o I! N gm!! Ii7k2Viji?j '!Zf'7M I V f A ,aff 2 ffif w,ff1f f 5' 'X 1 gpg JL aft!!! fl!! J A gf Dfb U , jx 0 SUSIE GARVIN VALERIAN FURMANEK Among Us There'lI NORBERT GROSHEK BEVERLY GURALSKI Nary a Smile 1 ISHARRON HOPPE DORIS H ANKE 1 X I if 5.. 'YT-Q91 k V 'DONNA HANKE ALAN IAYCOBSON H , , . MARLENE KARSCHNEY DIANE KLUCK I 1' Q4 DONALD KLABUNDE MARIAN KIZEWSKI We're Remembering Classes SHARON KOEPPEN 84 RICHARD KOEPSEL Games and Dances MARGARET KOSTKA IANICE KOSOBUCKI ALLEN KOHN JOE KROLOW 85 :V . ,, g,,, RULF LKRSEN Q fl 4 MERLIN MATZ. 9 1, VX s 5' k x , .xv -V rx -J' -f - J.. fi 5- DONALP LOW 2, 1. l 4 1 86 X-, DONALD LIESCH .J K I, Mft QL, x ' , M W' fQgff7 if 49 C ff' Z' 1:14 Y, 4' 'fs W K, if .Cf Y ,F ., ,... 5 4:5 EV' R-' 'Z , A 45? Q 3 I n S? if f' i' ,swf f I ff f? 7 Qfd, T Good b efl f fx ,f .ie aff 1, if , 'V ' J rf f' 7 Q! ff' L! 1 5- . Xp ,f' , ' A' Cf V fy W- w, QM - .gi my In G Q' CK.: ' J' 9 JEANNETTE MEVERDEN ' L I 1 W 3 JULIE MILANOWSKI High School Romances ELAINE NIE VINSKI RONALD NEW COMB 87 DUANE NEUM AN KENNETH OES TREICH Y , 4 A N J g , ymqq -fQ!n,X HENRY OSY POWSKI MARGARET POWERS f if PATRICIA PANKO XX. Entered to LARRY RAMM wffdfyb uf' fl rfhg QP' ' 'U NX-' ,, fl!! hy' . J X f i I. in A YV, W , V V-ff A : J I .4 I , if ' R uf: JXYM JC44-H fV j!.,v' 1 525' Af.-f' S--5 . EUGENE ROZMARYNOW SKI Complete Our R Education JEROME SHOEMAKER l ,Mfg f R , JQQSNE SCHWALBACH I RICHARD SCHOEPKE GARY SICKLER X J 89 I , X , I 2 ' , I f , ,4 Q J 5 fem Q9 r X EY HY fr' Q. wiv... E X, -LB A A - 1 DENNIS SPRAN GER RON STOLTZ , ve .. N T' . 315, R :Q cipx, -. ei ix S H Q-Q.: VR fs gee . fee, X . I X qiskxl X ci. Y 'iE,J-rx-L. Exe -Ex XFX .x C3 XX ff xxx e N, X A xxx, QE E sexes JAMES SPRANGER We Rest Assured JOHN SWENSON JUDY SPRANGER 90 PATRICIA SWATELLA We've Done Cur Best LEROY W ANT A KENNETH VANDER KOOY 9I IOY UMLAND LONNA WATTER A wQwwpw RIGHARD WELLER 1 , ' . X W 4' JACK WESOLOWSKI A0 WWW AIM gf! WMM WI I ixfw HM Rmb W SALLY WENDLER L, A' I C QM 1 4 DOUGLAS WENDLER ow NWe Goto VIRGINIA WIERZBA .KX S ' K x , 1 L, GISJQGA WLU KUUJUQL X I w 1 ! 1 X 1 Lfffwvlj WL iw . 1 , 1 s , L 3 W qi! J A XLXJV L M! IW Q Ov ,JV Lf DL, w 3fM If M JUL? W 9 'J ,fd fp'Vd1uWyfM3 fy wewyi WMM Yw5fg T VMW4WM7gl'iy UMW jfffygcbbqf 0 IW LLKMELMJ P ZW XJ President Rolf Larsen Secretary DeAuna Groshek Senior ARMSTRONG, JOHN: After four years of faithful service . . . I'm laid off. FFA l,2,3, 4: W Club 2,3, 4: Prom Court 1: Senior Class Play 4: TAP Court 2: Homecoming Court 2: Track 1, 2,3,4: Football 1, 2,3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. ASHENBRENNER, DAVID: May I live all the days of my life. One Act Play 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Forensics 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Baseball 2,3, 4: Track 1: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. BLOECHER, JO ANN: The unspoken word never caused trouble. FHA 1, 2, 3,4: GAA 1,2,3, 4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2,3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: TAP Committee 1: Prom Com- mittee 3. 6 BOHLMAN, FRANK: Frankie Why let the devil have all the fun. FFA 1, 2,3,4: W Club 2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4: DHIA 1: Prom King 3: Prom Court 4: Track 1,2,3, 4: Football 1,2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Homecoming King 4: Prom Committee 3. BUSHMAN, ELAINE: When a fella breaks a date, he usually has to, when Elaine breaks a date she has two. Transfer from Stevens Point. Senior Class Play 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2,3, 4: Tri-M's 3, 4: FHA 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. BUSS, MICHAEL: Mike Stand back, ladies, don't shove. FFA 1,2,3,4: W Club 2,3, 4: DHIA 1: Prom Court 2, 3: Homecoming Court 3: Baseball 1, 2,3, 4: Football 1,2,3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. Director CHEREK, ROBERT: Quiet! Yes, in school. FFA 1,2, 3, 4: Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer: Prom Com- mittee 3. DIESTLER, MARY: After all her work is done, she still has time for loads of fun. FHA 1,2,3,4: GAA 1,2,3,4: Newspaper 2: Senior Class Play 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4: Band 1,2,3, 4: Pep Band 2: Solo-Ensemble 1, 2,3, 4: Tri-M's 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: TAP Court 3: Homecoming 2, 4: Class Secretary 2: Cheerleader 2,3, 4: Prom Committee 3. ESKER, JEROME: He may seem bashful, but that's the way to hide the mischief in him. FFA 1,2,3, 4: DHIA 1,2,3,4: FFA Secretary 2, Treasurer 3: Green- hand Degree, Chapter Farmer: Student Council 1: Track 1,2,3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3. FANDREY, DALE: I don't bother wom- en, women don't bother me. Glee Club 1: Prom Committee 3. FORMELLA, MARILYN: Mary Look into her eyes and you see an angel, look again and you see an imp. Annu- al Staff 3,4: Newspaper 4: Forensics 3, 4: One Act Play 4: Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 1,2,3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-M's 3, 4: Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1,2,3,4: GAA l,2,4: TAP Com- mittee 3: Class President 3: Badger Girls' State: Prom Committee 3. FOTH, RONALD: Ron Ithoughtl caught myself studying. DHIA 1,2,3, 4: FFA 1,2,3, 4: Greenhand Degree: Chapter Farmer: Track 1: Prom Com- mittee 3. Senior FURMANEK, VALERIAN: Val School would be interesting if it weren't for books. DHIA 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4,P1'om Committee 3. GARVIN, SUSIE, Although she came late, she's a good friend to all. Transfer from Sparta. Senior Class Play 4, Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, State Music Festival 4, Prom Committee 3. GROSHEK, DE ANNA: Dede Boys are a great bother, but I don't mind being bothered. Annual Staff 4, News- paper 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 3, FHA 2, 3, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Secretary 4, Homecoming Court 3, Prom Commit- tee 3. GROSHEK, NORBERT: Norbie I'1l be around until my dad's gas runs out. Newspaper 4, Forensics 4, One Act Play 4, Senior Class Play 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Music Clinic 2, DHIA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sentinel 3, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer, W Club 2,3, 4, Prom Court 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2,3, 4, Badger Boys' State, Prom Committee 3. GOULEE, GILBERT: Gil All I want out of school is me. W Club 4, Track 1, Football 1, 2, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Prom Committee 3. GURALSKI, BEVERLY: Bev Gener- ally speaking, she's generally speak- ing. Transfer from Stevens Point, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Chorus 3,4, Tri-M's 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Directory HANKE, DONNA: Blond hair, blue eyes and a bundle of fun. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, GAA 1, 4, Prom Committee 3. HANKE, DORIS: Dory Quiet as an angel and ever so good. Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 4, Prom Committee 3. HOPPE, SHARON: Sherrie What would I tell my grandchildren if all I did was study. One Act Play 4, Senior Class Play 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Clinic 2, FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Prom Court 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. IACOBSON, ALAN: He's a quiet lad, we don't know whether he's good or bad. DHIA 1,2,3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, State Convention, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, Track 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. KARSCHNEY, MARLENE: Mickey She has a mind of her own and a voice to voice it. Newspaper 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, One Act Play 4, Library Cadet 4, Student Council 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Tri-M's 3, 4, Secretary 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2,3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree, FHA Conven- tion, GAA 1,2,3, 4, President 4, Prom Court 2, Class Secretary 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. KIZEWSKI, MARIAN: She's an upright, downright, and all right girl, Senior Senior Class Play 4, Library Cadet 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Demonstration 4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree, FHA Convention, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. KLABUNDE, DONALD, Don l know a lot, if only l could think of it. DHIA 2, FFA 2, 4, Prom Committee 3. KLUCK, DIANE: De DE Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 3, 4, FHA 1, 4, GAA 1,3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Prom Committee 3. KOEPPEN, SHARON: Sherry Shy and sweet, someone you would love to meet. Annual Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4, Glee Club 1, FHA 1,2,3, 4, Historian 4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree, GAA 4, Class Treasurer 3, Prom Committee 3. KOEPSEL, RICHARD: Dick Not lazy, just don't feel like working. DHIA 4, FFA 4, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer, Prom Committee 3. KOHN, ALLEN: Frequently with my brain I think a thought. DHIA 1,2, 3, FFA 1, 2,3, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Degree, Wrestling 1, Prom Committee 3. KOSOBUCKI, JANICE: Iannie Oh for the wings of an angel, then I could really travel. Newspaper 4, Senior Class Play 4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Glee Club 2,3, 4, FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Demonstrations 3, 4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Convention, GAA 1,2,3, 4, Prom Queen 3, Prom Court 4, TAP Committee 3, Class Vice-President 1, Prom Committee 3. Directory KOSTKA, MARGARET: Margie lf I had the wings of an angel, they would look awfully funny on me. Class Sec- retary 1, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Library Cadet 3, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Chorus 2,3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Demonstrations 3, 4, Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees, FHA Convention, FHA Chorus, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 1, TAP Committee 2, TAP Court, Prom Committee 3. KROLOW, JOE: l major in business, monkey business. Glee Club 4, W Club 4, Football 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. LARSEN, ROLF: Don't disagree with me, of course l'm right! Math SL Science Club 2,3, 4, One Act Play 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, Forensics 1,2, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Student Council 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dixieland Band 1, 2,3, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Tri-M's 1,2,3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1,2,3, 4, Madrigal 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, W Club 3, Class Treasurer 1, Class President 2, 4, Football 1, 3, Track 2, Wrestling 1,2, Prom Committee 3. LIESCH, DONALD: Donnie Dear hunting, that's for me. Math Sc Science Club 3, 4, One Act Play 4, Senior Class Play 4, Band 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Tri-M's 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 3,4, W Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Prom Court 1,2, Homecoming Court 1, TAP Court 3, Class President 1, Class Vice-President 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3. Senior LOW, DONALD: Butch In my lock- er my books do lie. They're at rest, but am I? W Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 4: Prom Committee 3. MATZ, MERLIN: He burned the mid- night oil, so what if it was gasoline. Math 3: Science Club 1: Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2,3, 4: Music Clinic 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. MEVERDEN , JEAN ETTE: Jeanne She appears quiet, but we wonder some- times. Annual Staff 4: Newspaper 3, 4: FHA 1, 4: GAA 1,3,4: C1358 Vice- President 2: Prom Committee 3. MILANOWSKI, JULIE: Mischief meet thy maker. Library Cadets 4: FHA 1, 2,3, 4: Parliamentarian 4: GAA 1,2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. NEUMAN, DUANE: You'll have to excuse me, I'm the quiet type. DHIA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer: Wrestling 1, 3: Prom Committee 3. NEWCOMB, RONALD: Ronnie Mis- chief brewing count me in. Math 8: Science Club 2,3,4: Football 1: Bas- ketball 1, 2,3, 4: Prom Committee 3. NIEVINSKI, ELAINE: I may live with- out music, poetry or walking, but who in the world can live without talking. Library Cadet 1,4: FHA 4: Junior Degree: GAA 1: Prom Court 1: Prom Committee 3. OESTREICH, KENNETH: Ken Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it all day. Math 8: Science Club 2,3, 4: One Act Play 3, 4: Forensics 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Pep Band 1, 2,3, 4: Director Band I, 2,3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dixie- land Band 2,3, 4: Glee Club l,2, 3, 4: Tri-M's 2,3, 4, President 4: Solo En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigal 3, 4: State Music Festival 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. OSYPOWSKI, HENRY: Don't study your lessons, lessen your study. FFA 1,2,3, 4: Track 1: Basketball l,2: Prom Com- mittee 3. PANKO, PATRICIA: She'slight-headed very light-headed, in fact she's blond. Senior Class Play 4: Library Cadet 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-M's 3, 4: Solo Ensemble l,2,3, 4: FHA 1,2,3, 4: GAA l,2: Prom Com- mittee 3. PETERSON, MICHAEL: Mike To- night I have the little Red Volkswagen again. Math 8: Science Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Forensics 1,2, 3: Senior Class Play 4: Band 1,2,3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2,3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-M's 2,3, 4: Solo Ensemble 1, 2,3, 4: Music Clinic 3: Madrigal 2, 3, 4: State Music Festival 3, 4: FFA 1, 2,3,4: Degrees Greenhand, Chapter Farmer: Prom Committee 3. POWERS, MARGARET: Peg I'm just a good little girl in a big naughty World. Transfer from Clinton. News- paper 3, 4: Forensics 3, 4: One Act Play 4: Library Cadet 4: FHA 3, 4: Demonstra tions 3, 4: Junior Degree: GAA 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. RAMM, LARRY: Just a quiet guy who can't be beat. Band 3, 4: Pep Band 4:. Solo Ensemble 3, 4: Music Clinic 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. ROZMARYNOWSKI, EUGENE: A man is known by the silence he keeps, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: DHIA 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3. Senior SCHOEPKE, RICHARD: Dick So liVe and don't be in a hurry about it. Band l,2,3, 4, Pep Band 2,3, 4, DHIA 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, FFA 1,2,3, 4, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer, Star Greenhand, Dairy Farming Award, Prom Committee 3. SCHWALBACH, JANE, Janie lwas cut out to be an angel, but someone stole the pattern. Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 3, 4, FHA 1, 2,3, 4, Junior Degree, GAA 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 4, TAP Committee 3, Prom Committee 3. SHOEMAKER, JEROME, Shooey Good things come in big packages too. W Club 3, 4, Track 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. SICKLER, GARY: OH! The mischief lurking in those eyes. One Act Play 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, W Club 4, Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Prom Committee 3. SPRANGER, DENNIS: Denny Little man with all the muscles. Math 85 Science Club 3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1, FFA 1, DHIA l,2, Green- hand Degree, Prom Committee 3. SPRANGER, JAMES, Tiny Hard work never hurt anyone, but why take the chance of being the first victim. Prom Committee 3. SPRANGER, JUDY: She's shy, you have to whistle twice. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1,2,3, 4, Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Directory Dixieland Band 2,3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-M's 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1,2,3, 4, GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Cheerleader 4, Prom Committee 3. STOLTZ, RONALD: Ronnie I'm the thinkiest thinker that ever thunk. Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 3, 4, FFA 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. SWENSON, JOHN: Mike I'm always ready to ham it up. Transferred from Shawano. One Act Play 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Chorus 3,4, Glee Club 3, 4, W Club 4, Track 2,3, 4, Basket- ball 2,3, 4, Prom Committee 3. SWETALLA, PATRICIA: Red When troubles a brewing, guess who's doing the stirring? Newspaper 3, 4, Forensics 3, Senior Class Play 4, Library Cadet 3, 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Solo-Ensemble 1, FHA l,2,3, 4, GAA 1,2,3, 4, Prom Court 3, Prom Committee 3. UMLAND, JOY: Full of fun and mis- chief too. lOy's a girl who's never blue. Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Forensics 4, One Act Play 4, Senior Class Play 4, Glee Club 1,2, FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Demonstrations 2, 3, 4, Junior, Chapter, State Degree, Recreation Chairman 3, Vice-President 4, GAA 4, TAP Committee 3, Prom Committee 3. VANDERKOOY, KENNETH: Kenny Whenever I feel like working, I just lie down until the feeling goes away. DHIA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer, Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Senior WANTA, LEROY: Icame, lbluffed, I graduated. Wrestling 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. WATTER, LONNA: Blond, blue eyes and loads of fun. Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 45 One Act Play 45 Senior Class Play 45 Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Glee Club 1,2,3, 45 FHA 1,2,3, 45 GAA 45 Prom Committee 3. WELLER, RICHARD: Dick If silence were golden I'd be a millionaire? DHIA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1,2,3, 45 Prom Committee 3. WENDLER, DOUGLAS: Doug Al- ways ready for a bit of fun, but never shirking when work's to be done. Math Sc Science Club 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 2,3,45 Forensics 1, 2,3, 45 One Act Play 1,2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Librarian 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1,2,3, 45 Tri-M's 2,3, 45 Solo Ensemble 1,2,3, 45 Madrigal 3, 45 State Music Festival 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 3. WENDLER, SALLY: Not shy, not bold, not short, not tall, just a pleasant mingling of them all. Newspaper 15 Student Council 35 Band 1,2,3, 45 Pep Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 45 Tri-M's 2, 3, 45 Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 3, 45 State Music Festival 35 FHA 1,2,3, 45 GAA 1, 2,3, 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Prom Committee 3. WESOLOWSKI, JOHN: Jack School is easy, only you have to study! Chorus Director 25 Glee Club 25 DHIA l,2,35 FFA 1,2, 3, 45 TAP Court 35 Prom Committee 3. WIERZBA, VIRGINIA5 Ginger Quiet and unassuming, but always on the job. Library Cadet 45 FHA 2,3, 45 GAA 1, 2,3, 45 Prom Committee 3. WOGSLAND, STEVEN: Steve I'm leaving, l've waited 12 years for this day. Chorus 15 Glee Club 1, 45 Prom Committee 3. YOUNG, ROGER: Squeal of the wheels, blast of the horn, here comes Roger as sure as you're born, FFA 1, 2,3, 4, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer5 Prom Committee 3. ZYWICKI, ANNETE: Always happy, always gay5 we hope that she will stay that way. 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