The SPY 1963

The Mary D. Bradford High School Year Book, The SPY, for the 1962 to 1963 school year.

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1963 SPY STAFF
Ann Hackbarth

Ed itor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virg inia Vecon i
Assista nt Ed itor ............ Candy Holm

Joy Karpowicz
Gail Knitter
Sue Kolmos
Bernice Kreth
Pat Lubnieiwski
Linda Neitzel
Barbara Robinson

Copy Ed itors ......... Mary Gay Turbey
Jenny Beck
Advertisements ...... . ... . Joan Simonsen
Photographer Editor ....... .. John Collins
Photographers . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan Hoffman
Mike Evans

Karen D. Smith
Yvonne Thomas
Carol Weber

Art ists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . Karl Young
Subscription Manager . . Walley Pawlowski
General Staff ..... .. ...... Diane Barnes
Connie Campbell

Adviser

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SUMMER
Summer School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Summer Formal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Badger Girls' and Boys' State . . . . . . . . . 16
Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Choral Groups ..................... 22
Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Faculty ........................... 29

TABLE OF
WINTER
Sub Deb .......................... 91
Exchange Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Trident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
G.A.A ........................... 104
School Organizations ............... 106
Spelling Bee ...................... 109
Service Clubs ..................... 111
The Junior Class .................. 116

AUTUMN
Sophomore Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Fall Festival
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Pep Club ........................ 52
School Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Language Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Wig'n Mask . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 64
The Sophomore Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

CONTENTS
SPRING
Prom ........................... 134
Variety Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
Styles
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 142
Science Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
Baseball ......................... 147
Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
Golf ...... . ................... . 149
Coaches & Captai ns ............... 150
Debate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Senior Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
The Sen ior Class ........ . ......... 160

SUMMER
The school year came to a close as the opening of
the path to summer fun became trampled by all.
Through the warm, sun-filled days we worked, babysat, swam at Paddock's, congregated at the beaches,
or just found a quiet spot to read a book. During the
cool and comfortable evenings we walked round
and round at the bike races, scooped through downtown, twisted at Dry Dock, screamed and giggled at
the carnivals, and roasted marshmallows at the
many beachparties. The summer flew as new friendships grew.

"Whee-e-e-e-e . . .

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Fun

Why does it keep rolling bockwords?

Oh well, who wonted to go swimming onywoy?

And my vocation was just beginning.

Heyl Look at this footprint.

Beginning next year's homework.

I wonder how it's spelled ... coke or cook.

I just can't get it upl

Safar-r-ril

Haw much more can this thing hold?

Summer School
Brother! Woot o heodoche.

We just got a taste of our summer vacation
when the doors of summer school beckoned
us tc enter. Our s11p to knowledge began
on June 14th with Mr. Link at the helm. We
sometimes wondered, "Oh, why am I here?"
on those nice, warm and sunny days. Our
doubts, however, were answered when our
goals were reached and the session came to
a close. Thirty-six students received their
high school diplom;:is. Our freedom was finally granted and we all began our funfllled summer.
This lost minute cramming will never do!

Well, they always soy "Don't look at
the keys!"

A HIGHLIGHT
We could've danced all

night in the

heavenly atmosphere of "Over the Rainbow." The sixth annual summer formal
was held at the Maplecrest Country Club
on June 22. We rushed home from our
vacations and some of us especially got
our driver's license so that we could take
our favorite girl to the formal. The music
of Harvey Dau flooded the ballroom
gleaming with all the colors of the rainbow.
The beginning of o wonderful evening.

Toking o brook.

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The line-up.

IN OUR SUMMER
The setting was made perfect by the
lantern lit terrace. As we munched on a
cookie and sipped our punch, we tried to
figure out who that boy was, with the
girl in blue, strolling on the golf course.
Although it rained later on 1n the evening
our spirits weren't dampened. Actually
the rain added to the magical beauty of
the evening. This 'stcrybook' evening in
June will never be forgotten.

That loving touch!

Relax .

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Shhh . My horn is trying to soy something .

THINGS TO LOOK
Winning Football Gomes

Waiting for the 7 o'clock bell

Awaiting the big decision

Helping Santo

Wrestling triumphantly

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FORWARD TO
Keith going bock to his second childhood .

Dancing

around

the Christmas

tree .

The

Hoping the boll goes in .

suspenseful

excitement

of

Watching

Homecoming.

their

v 0

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some

horns.

rooters

blow

Badger Girls) and
Boys) Representatives

Harriet Gaines

themselves. The highlights were a Variety Show, the
Inauguration at which Governor Nelson spoke, and a
legislative session in the capital chambers. Wisconsin
is the only state in the nation that uses the state capital

Last summer Harriet Gaines, a senior from Mary D.
Bradford High School, spent one week in June at the
University of Wisconsin-Madison as our representative
for Badger Girls' State. During this week she studied

for these purposes.

city, county and state government; and attended lectures on pertinent subjects. The girls set up cities and
counties in the mythical state of Badger. Elections were
held on each level and then they functioned. Each girl
was assigned a political party either Federalist or Na-

While Harriet was at Madison, David Charlton, Jerry
Grade and Ralph Cheplak, three seniors, represented
our school for Badger Boys' State at Ripon College in
Ripon Wisconsin. The Boys studied and organized the

tionalist.

same as the Girls. Their recreation included many sports.

Party

platforms

were

written

by

the

girls

David Charlton, Jerry Grade, Ralph Cheplak

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STRIKE UP THE BAND

CORNETS and TRUMPETS: BACK ROW: Bob Simons, Kurt Becker,

COLOR GUARDS:

Wayne

Bertelle. SECOND ROW : Dale Sonnenberg and Jone Mikolyzk. FRO NT

Morton,

Cheryl

Berg,

Richard

Levis,

Larry Cruthers.

FRONT ROW: Dennis Klopstein, Larry Piehl, Ken Penttinen, Ken

BACK ROW : Liz Willems,

Sue Strangberg, Aldina

ROW: Kathy Buswell, Barb Walters, Kathy Schutz, Vivian Perrault.

Lemke, George Daniels, Lupi Tijerina.

"Great" is the word which best describes our Red Devil
Band this year. Along with their director Mr. James Froseth, the band members worked many long hours to
achieve their superior rating. At our football and basketball games and school performances, they played and
marched adding the vim and vigor which everyone
enioyed. They also presented their annual Mid-Winter
Band Concert in December.
The list of their awards is certainly long. They won in
the Wisconsin State Lions Parade and were rewarded
with a trophy in Cedarburg. First place went to our band
in the Kenosha Music Round-Up, the Riverview Mardi
Gras, the Swingband Contest, and at Harvard, Illinois.

John's Military Academy in Delfleld, Wisconsin. Although
most of their time was filled with drills and practices,
they also enioyed swimming, golfing, and iust relaxing.
Our M.B.H.S. Band is really one we are proud of and
sincerely say congratulations for a iob well done!
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Haynor
VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Cruthers
SECRETARY .......................... Thom Laba
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fran Coakley
DRUM MAJOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wayne Morton
COLOR-GUARD SERGEANT . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Bushwell

Last summer, the entire band spent two weeks at St.

Regimental Band

MUSIC MAKERS

FLUTES BACK ROW: Jeonellyn Desmarais, Jackie Martelle,
Lorraine Ross, Carole Korber, Jeon Trebotich. FRONT ROW :
Kristin Boardman, Kathy Gemmell, Cindy Feick, Lindo Neou,
Lindo Totman, Lindo Sevey.

BARITONES

BACK

ROW :

Dave

Splitek,

Tom

Hughes, Jim Haubrich. FRONT ROW : Gory John·
son, Judy Whitbeck.

CLARINETS

BACK ROW : Dole

Henry, Mike

Patrick,

Jim

Williams, Rudy Krueger, Wayne Walker. ROW 2: John
Raksony, Pam Camerato, Koren Cravens, Cheryl Higgie,
Lynn Ashmus, Wes Andrade. FRONT ROW: David Grimes,
Pam Begh, Barb Becker, Caryn Bonn, Dave Penza.

TROMBONES

BACK ROW: Rodney

Froid, John

E-FLAT CLARINETS and OBOES BACK ROW :
Elliott Knettle, Carol Korps, Beth Ahrendt. FRONT

Haynor,

Gory Kuehl, Jim Tropp. FRONT ROW: Dave Pollack, Rachel

ROW : Sue Rosemann, Tham Laba.

Jornt, Tom Firchew.

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LOW WOODWINDS BACK ROW:

Bruce

Henry,

FRENCHHORNS BACK ROW: John Houghton, Richard Om-

Bill Gower,

ROW: Marty

dahl, Dave Werve, Terry Merow. FRONT ROW: Paula Erdman, Fran Coakley, Cindy Hafer, Joanne Schwaab.

Frank Ulicki.

FRONT

Surino, Gary Sahs, Ray Gerlach.

PERCUSSION BACK ROW: Jim Puntillo, Jahn Warren, Mike
Bjorn, Richard Tiierina. FRONT RCYW: Darryl Gasser, Sylvia
Snyder, Ramona Buss.

SAXOPHONES BACK ROW : Martha Ludwig, Keith

Kubert,

Marty Moskop!, Sandy Gerber. SEATED: Jim Loshek, Gene
Fletcher, Dave Stipanuk.

TUBAS BACK ROW: Dave Caputo, Roger Palmen,
Marty Ciotti, Terry Smith. FRONT ROW: Vern
Blackford, Chuck Pomerening.

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MBHS ORCHESTRA
"Practice! and more practice!" This is a familiar saying
to the students who participated in the MBHS Concert
Orchestra. With Mr. Stanley F. Nosal directing, their
performances were really enjoyed by many music lovers.
They participated in the Christmas Program, presented
programs at all four of Kenosha's junior high schools,
and also sent various members to compete in the state
music contest. Their most exciting and important presentation was their annual Mid-Winter Concert, which was
held on February 5, 1963. Several hours of professional
music were provided by the orchestra: congratulations
for a good year!

STRINGS: BACK ROW : Maryann Sepulveda, Gory Von
Charles

Pomerening,

Maureen

Meland,

OFFICERS
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thom Laba
VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Janet Hartnell
SECRETARY ........................ John Haynor
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gail Berenson
LIBRARIANS ........ Dianne Monteen and Terry Feely

Strien,

VIOLINS: BACK ROW : Janet Harp, Jomes Haubrich, Fred Bruch,

Jomes

Tropp.

ROW 2 :

Ronald

Radatz,

John Campolo, Terry Feely, Johanna Mortinoitis. ROW 2: Corio

Barbaro

Behnke,

Virginia

Robinson,

Janet

Hossforth, Gloria Pote, Kaye Harmon, Morie Hollenbeck, Janette

Hartnell. FRONT ROW: Lindo Showoluk, Mathis Moore, Bonnie

Pederson

Vaccarello, Pot Sturino.

Monteen, Koren Parent, Carolyn Mattson, Roberto Deppe.

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FRONT ROW: Lorraine Moehrke, Gail Berenson, Dione

PERCUSSION: LEFT 10 RIGHT: Mike B1oin, Sylvia Snyder, John
Warren, and James Puntillo.

INSTRUMENTS: BACK ROW: Elliot Knettle, Wes Androde, Gary
BRASS: BACK ROW: Terry Smith, Larry Cruthers, Bab Simons,

Saks, James Loshek, Keith Kubert, Michael Patrick. FRONT ROW:

Tom Firchew, Rodney Froid, John Hayner. FRONT ROW: Richard

Carol Karps, Beth Ahrendt, Linda Tatman, Linda Neau, Kristin

Omdahl, Fran Coakley, Paula Erdman, Dave Werve.

Boardman.

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The Annual Christmas Festival of Choral Music experienced
another season of success. The program was given Saturday evening, December 15 and Sunday afternoon, December 16. Both performances had the auditorium filled with a
warm, receptive audience. The directing was done by Richard Gaarder, Cornell Runestad and James Froseth. The
program was made up of the A Cappello Choir, Senior
Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Mixed Choir, Senior Mixed Chorus and Sophomore Girls' Chorus. The A Cappello Choir
was assisted by the Bradford High School String Orchestra
directed by Stanley Nosal. The singing sent chills up and
down the spines of many and the sight of the famous Singing Christmas Tree brought a hush over the entire auditorium.

A DELIGH T

OF WINTER

Getting Prep"red

Howl

SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CHOIR BACK ROW; Barbara Robinson, Linda
Meyer, Diane Katovich, Lyda Cameron, Eileen Poole, Su Ellen Sordahl, Roxanne Steitz, Patricia Gollnick, Kathleen Haubrich, Elizabeth
Wirth, Jane Stevens, Kathleen Daun, Rebecca Skelton, Sandra Ladausa, Anne Finigan, Margaret Kreger, Delores Streeter, Donna
Geliche, Kathleen Zapencki, Sharon Stein, Delora Mizer, Sarah Perkins, Jeanine Henneman, Rosemary Covelli. ROW 2: Marilee Engelson, Artrisha Wolfe, Janice Tabler, Cheryl Hollinbeck, Sharon Wickersham, Mette Pederson, Yvonne Thomas, Donna Kubley, Sandra
Gaignoni, Linda Bloxdorf, Paula Mahr, June Wohglefahrt, Diane

Blahuta, Patricia Clark, Mary Pulley, Jacqueline Echkoff, Linda Zellinger, Joanne Bush, Kathryn Maegaard, June Schlesch, Phyllis Urbanski, Deborah Henderson, Patricia Dill, Barbaro McClarty FRONT
ROW: Sandra Deming, Mary Christoffersan, Gloria Keifer, Karen
Kuhar, Trudee Hart, Cynthia Eaton, Gisela Klein, Mary Lau Denning,
Elberta Misurelli, Diane Grasser, Carol Weber, Linea Larsen, Jane
Schnuck, Kay Kreuger, Marilyn Martin, Clio Wilson, Susan Hayek,
Mary Rimkus, Janice Doerring, Kathleen Eaves, Arline Moser, Accompanist: Sandra Guttormsen.

A CAPPELLA CHOIR BACK ROW: Bill Covelli, Bruce Fry, Bob Truax,
Don Sheppard, Ray Mowery, Jerry Knospel, David Monn, Bill
Mikolyzk, Larry Weiss, Tim Margetson, Tam Irving, Tom Lebeckis,
Allon Kopp, Steve Philo, Ed Wilmington. RO W 3: Dorothy Hardin,

David Walters, Allen Bella, Roy Warnock, George Doremus, Ken
Jennings, Bruce Minshall, Roger Dubois, Keith Lindgren, Rod Pfeiffer,
Frank Nedry, Tim Olsen, Roger Schulke, Erik Boethe, Maryanne Carroll, Pat Czar ROW 2: Jean Hartnek, Mary Gundlach, Paula Erd-

SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORUS: ROW l: Margaret Pooch, Sharon
Harper, Catherine Biegler, Patricia Ianni, Diane Mancusi, Arlene
Yordi, Nancy Specht, Gail Stuyvesant, Judith Mancusi, Christine
Lampos, Ruth Bergstrom, Marilyn Smith, Janice Chernik, Norma
Leonard, Cheryl Weiss, Jane Garofalo, Cindy Rahanian, Elizabeth
DeBerge, Carol Dorece, Barbara Boker, Roberta Hix, Susan Martin.
ROW 2: Judith Spence, Carol Milward, Delores Covelli, Mory Rumachik, Linda Blair, Marsha Songdon, Judith Looker, Judith Kravis,
Rhonda Rizzotto, Carolyn Flinkow, Barbara Zuffa, Susan Holicka,
Susan Fortmann, Arleen Briggs, Ruth A. Fay, Linda Caldart, Claudia
Trecoci, Lynn Gaarder, Sheryle Dean, Lynne Corey, Diane Aideuis,
Mariam Ross, ROW 3: Jerome Sorensaen, Leonard Pflugrad, Jim

Miechowictz, Edward Springhoff, Richard Dissmore, John Williams,
Bill Sorensen, David Engstrom, Edward Juzenas, Bill Lehrmann, Frank
Sartor, James Sorensen, James laquinta, Kenneth Meier, Daniel Nye,
Harold Backe, Jerry Wheeler, Robert Sander, Harvey Sabin, Ron
Hayes, James Langerman, ROW 4: Thomas Vena, Phillip Brunner,
Gene Lyons, Ken Smith, Gerold Setter, Mike Crane, Irv Carroll, Ulf
Muntzing, Ronald Zeith, Allen Rothman, Allan Stika, Larry Huissen,
George Becker, Donald Jacobson, Dennis Stoner, Walter Glerum,
Kent Mescher, David Riutta, Gregg Meyer, Paul Fennema, Mark Whitfoot, Jessie Foster, Thomas Bellaver, Daniel Smith, James Van Zile,
William Tasky, Edwin Hardman.

SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS BACK ROW: Ellen Monson, Carol Gesbeck,
Carol Hubbard, Barbara Wagner, Donna Gordon, Janette Franke,
Wanda Burch, Paula Rine/Ii, Marian Briggs, Nancy Klein, Gerry Pascuccis, Judy Hoferitza, Kristine Winberg, Francere Streeter, ROW 3:
Paula Hicks, Joan Wendorf, Kristi Shelley, '.ynn Wendorf, Linda
Bergren, Donna Behrmann, Diane Bose, Karen Smith, Carol Minski,
Gail Arendt, Gayl Fetzer, Holly Tomei, Paulo Kortum, Danna Tracy.
ROW 2: lielani Fink, Kathleen Banks, Doris Feld, Mory Wilburn, Dione

Couillard, Virginia Bosman, Nancy Henkel, Kathleen Kibler, Sharon
Smith, Gloria Rosman, Pat Rierrer, Gail Kublic~, Sue Nichols, Kathy
Stoebig, Betty Garza, Gayle Barnett, Sharon Carr. FRONT ROW:
Kathleen Landreth, Shirley Mathis. Gloria Korve, Joyce Holm, Nancy Thomsen, Sue Schmidt, Sue Thomas, Sandro Kruso, Eileen Wosuirick, Carol Langenbach, Carolyn Houghland. Donna Fredrickson,
Judy Weber, Morty Patrick, Joan Steinhoff, Kathy Dielman, Juanita
Garza.

man, Joyce Tonck, Jeon Hollenbeck, Gail Knitter, Julie Nye, Berkie
Horris, Jennifer Modory, Gail Berenson, Sondra Workman, Dorathy
Gamberini, Lynn Griebling. FRONT ROW: Mr. Gaarder, Pot Perri,
Shirley Heppel, Jone Bower, Fron Dysart, Joann Weiss, Joyce Harp,

Roberta Petrausky, Sue Congdon, Karen Nelson, Janice Fortmann,
Kathy Goodwin, Barb Hitzemonn, Cheryl Bayle, Judy Wisch, Mr.
Runestad.

SENIOR MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW : Robert Jacobs, Tom Zorletti,
Ken Cline, Terry Huf!, Tony Vena, Garry Rice, Alan Orban, Alex Montgomery, Donny Parker, Jock Roaths, Howard Backe, Roger Chernik, Bob Baxter, Glenn Nicholls, Gory Scoville, Dave Leet, Archie
Maxwell, Charles Andre. ROW 2: Jill Portonova, Cathy Lepp, Morion
Rusch, Donna Robertson, Susan McCurdy, Carol Englund, Vero
Solomatko, Sue Lutz, Lynn Laurent, Dolores Kovero, Alice Llanas,

Nancy Koster, Bev Erickson, Delores Biercherchyslek, Sue Ardnt,
Diane Wedell, Rebecca Olivaries, Mory Pacey, Laurel Boyle. FRONT
ROW: Kathy Ruqg, Rone/le Berry, Alice Martell, Cherrie Andre, Carla
Bente, Sandro Fennema, Christine Gemmell, Mary Ebell, Elizabeth
Hubbard, Pat Roberts, Joyce Merrill, Diane Lorenz, Carol Pivovar,
Alice Sa/dona, Victoria Rudin, Shirley Cleerman. Bev Von Zile,
Donna Tarsitano, Judy Agazzi. Accompanist; Merrily Szontor

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MR. HOOPER

MR. STOCKER

Assistant Principal

Assistant Principal

OUR TOP BRASS

MR. HUETTNER
Principal

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STANDING: William Tyson, Joseph Homelink, George Pinzger, and Leslie Schlox. SEATED: Julius Goldstein,
Mrs. Mory Zicorell1, and Mrs. Francis Joeschke .

BOARD OF EDUCATION
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
DR. ROBERT L. COOLEY

HAROLD R. MAURER

Director of Secondary Education

Superintendent of Schools

OUR GUIDES
Counselors are a necessity and a friend to every student. Their helpful advice and open ear help to solve
many of our social and our academic problems. This
year we should all give special thanks to our counselors to show our appreciation for the job that they
did so well under the split shift conditions.

Miss Tenuta

Miss Khurana

Mr

Rafshal

BACK ROW : Mr Moebius, Mr. Owens, Mr Miles, Miss Khurano, Miss
Tenuta. ROW 2 : Miss Kronenwetter, Mr Poska, Mr. Hassick, Mr.

Mr . Owens

Britelli

FRONT ROW : Miss -G ripp, Mr. Davey, Mr

Rafshal, Mr. Hadler.

Fitzpatrick, Mr

Industrial Arts
Department
Left to right Mr. Maki, Mr FreeberlJ , Mr. Reppert

Left to right: Mr. Thomas, Mr. L.nk, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Linden, Mr.
Kriz, Mr Smith .

English Department

BACK ROW

left to right : Mr. Hupperts, Mr. Huetten, Miss Zeller.

Mr.

ROW 2: Miss

Hensey.

Heilman, Miss

Duda, Miss

Hagood.

FRONT ROW : Miss Lafave, Miss McKenzie.

BACK ROW: Mr. fisher, Mr. Knickrehm, Mr.
Hansen, Mr. Scropos. Mr. Thiel, Mr
ding

FRONT ROW :

left

to

Glad-

right : Miss

Bre1seth, Miss Macintyre, Miss Borzys owski,
Miss Steffen, Miss Murphy .

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L~4NGUAGE

D EPAR TM ENT

FRONT
LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Wilson, Miss Sliney,
Mrs. Foust. BACK: Mrs. Sayler, Miss Blank, and Miss
Meier.

LIBRARIANS

LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Thanos, Mrs. Chotilovicz, Miss
Reed, Miss Mogodo, and Miss Zodkovich.

BUSINESS
DEPARTMENT

FIRST ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Terrill, Miss
Campbell, Miss Poutsch, and Mrs. Karlson. BACK
ROW: Mr. Hillier, Mr. Primuth, Mr . Terrill, Mr.
Schmale, Mr. Glaeser, Miss Kronenwetter, Mr.
Young, Mr. Stuyvesant, and Mrs. Gober.

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CUSTODIANS
DESCENDING: Jerry Taylor, Mr.
Dogan, Mr. Linstrom, Mr. Clark, and
Mr. Preston.

DESCENDING LEFT: Mr. Rennick, Mr.
Willems, Mr. Folk, Mr. Lyles. DESCENDING RIGHT: Mr. Gerou, Mr. Albano, Mr. Parry, and Mr. l'v'.orchese.

ROW: Miss Gripp, Mr.
Hubbard, Mr Cosner, Mr Brittelli, and Mr. Tyne. FRONT ROW:
Miss Gouerki, Miss Speich Miss
Goerz.
BACK

MA TH DEPARTMENT
DESCENDING: Mr. Nye, Mr. Polmen,
Mr Hadler, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Moebius,
and Mr. McCarthy.

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SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT
FROM

LEFT

TO

RIGHT:

Mr. Schultz, Mr Huberty,
Mr. Hadler, Mrs. Schaeffer, Mr. Davies, Mr.

Ni·

colozzi, and Mr. Haynes.

SACK

ROW :

Miss

Trow-

bridge,

Mr.

Smith,

Mr.

Whitoker. FRONT ROW: Mrs.
Sorenson, Miss Doherty, Mr.
Poska.

OFFICE
STAFF
STANDING :

Mrs.

Schnell , Mrs.

Rende , Miss Luzar, Mrs.

Miss

SEATED : Miss

Horvat.

Goldonik,

Schewe, and Mrs. Lebekis.

VISUAL AIDS
Mr.

Hubbard

and

Mr.

Schumacher.

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Mrs.
Terry,

Hassinger,

Miss

Bockeloh , and

Miss

Muto,

Mrs.

Physical Education
Department
LEFT TO RIGHT. Miss Childs, Miss Vanderhoof, Miss
Knudson, Miss Donovan, Mrs. Henne, Mi$s Hanser

Nurse

Miss Kupferschmidt

Boys)
Physical Education
Department
BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT· Mr. Hammond, Mr.
Mortin, Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Whitworth, Mr. Reardon,
Mr. Ogelsby. FRONT ROW : Mr McCulloch, Mr. Dereszynski, Mr. Vogel.

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Social Studies
Department
BACK ROW

left to right : Mr

Thompson, Mr. Geb-

hart Mr Miles. ROW 2: Miss Stephenson , Miss Chopp,
Mr Fitzpotrick Mr Compbell FRONT: MISS Duncon .

Publication Department

Left to Right: Mr. Young , Mr Hupperts.

Home Economics
Department

Left to Right: Miss Sokolik, Miss Pointin, Miss Morris.

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Music Department

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Nosol, Mr. Goarder, Mr Froseth,
Mr Runestod

A rt Department

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Brown, Mr. Farnham, Mr. Christy.

Speech Department

LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Zeller, Mr. Davies, Mr . Glad·
ding.

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A PORTRAIT OF FALL

Our

loyol

bond

olwoys

made

us proud .

Enthusiostic boosters support our team.

And the band played on ...

A tragic moment in the game.

Grubbing it up -

It's only a dime!

what a rushl

Will it be a touchdown?

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NIGHT OUT

The Brain Trust.

On September 27, we crowded into
the high school auditorium to attend Sophomore Night. The air:i of
this annual program was to provide
incoming Sophs with informat;on
concerning the academic and extracurricular opportun1t1es at Mary
D. Bradford
The show was conducted 1n an "At
Random" style. To d scuss the aspects of h gh school life, there was
a panel of fcur faculty members
and four students. Moderator for
the evening was Mr. R. Antaromian, president of Mary D. Bradford's P.T.A. Mr. Huettner, Miss Maclnyre, and Miss Tenuta were the
faculty panelists. Represent ng the
Cheplak,
students were
Ralph
Berkie Harris, Virginia Veconi, and
Tom Laurent.

Advice from our experienced (? elders!

After the panelists completed their
discussion, monitors stationed with
microphones in the audience enabled both students and their parents to question the panel members. Gee, that was fun!
The music of the Madr•gal singers
and of our band filled the auditorium as the show was concluded.

Come on now -

let's pucker up.

Making plons for the BIG night.

The Makings of a Homecoming
The excitement of Homecoming at
MBHS wos overwhelming. Moybe the
moin reoson for ell this excitement
was the foci thot MBHS wos ogoin
going to hove fleets for their Homecoming end thot comp.:iigning could
toke place during the break between
the morning and the afternoon shifts.
Two assemblies were given as port of
the festivities. One was informal in
which the candidates :ind monogers
were introduced to the student body
as they arrived at o 'party' which
was in progress on the stoge. In the
second ossembly the girls were introduced in their formals and escorted
by their managers. After these two
assemblies it was difficult to decide
who to chose. Many didn't even hove
time to worry about who to pick because they were so worried about
finishing their floats. Campaign posters decked the rooms and halls, and
students wore togs from their heads
to their toes. It was wonderful for
the stude~t body to be working together and producing such a wonderful memory.

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The Crowning

Heave-Ho!

A Hoppv Moment

No Sitting Down on the Job

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Ellen Jarnt and Mike Vignieri

Nancy Henkel and Dick Euting

Danna Neaves and Mike Serpe

Nancy Phillips and Paul Rudin

Janet Thompson and Haward Gesbeck

"Aw, come on ond lend me o dime"

Royolty sets the pace

The line-up: 1962 Homecoming Queen and Court.

THE AFTER EFFECTS
OF THE COMMITTEE
The

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behind

Homecoming

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sisted of: BACK ROW: Ron Kirkpotrick, Mike Epstein, How ard G es-

beck, on d Barry Noll. FRONT ROW: Ruth Beier, Michele Asboth,
Virginia Veconi, ond Diane Coui lord.

The Winners

First Attendont, Noncy Phillips

Second Attendont, Lindo Adorns

THE QUEEN, Ellen Jorn!

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And here o re yo .; r profit s.

A rch ie, did y-:i u lose some money?

FALL FESTIVAL
The Foll Festival, given by the service clubs, was the first dance of its kind because not
only dancing and music were provided , but also games, practical jokes, and a carnival
atmosphere .

Whot a way to make a living!

Don't fence me in!!!!

Mr. Haynes ord his Saturday nJght sh a mpoo.

Our Powerhouse the Pink Devils
Kenosha High's sophomore team had a perfect 7-0 record this
season These boys were cooperative and worked hard together. Coached excellently by Verne Schmale and Joe Brittelli a team was put together which produced victories. The
Varsity will be dependent upon and will be helped by some
of these boys. The team elected Dan Petersen and Mike Dinges
as their co-captains.

Co-captoins, Don Petersen and Mike Dinges.

BACK ROW

from leftJ, Tom Temple, Jim Morono, Jack Mattner,

Merrill, Chuck Lindley,

Dan

Petersen, ond student manoger Bob

Tim Marks, Bob C:illohon, Scott Lindgren, Gory Lowell, Jeff Cod-

Kiss. FRONT ROW : Coach Joe Brittelli, Norm Gentry, Cody Shwaiko,

dock, ond Dove Bohr ROW 3: Ron Ze1th, Tom Vena, Tim Petersen,

Jeff Reilly

Dick Koiser, Tim Rase Tom Flannery, Don West, Ken Brugger, Dennis

Tonskey, Rex Blake, and Coach Verne Schmale. Not pictured, Phil

Pontillo

Brunner, Dan Nye, ond M:inogers, Poul Fennema and John Kishline.

ROW 2: student manager Jeff Hansen, Bill Blinten, Tim

Fechner, Jim Tinker, Tom

Pepke, Gary Wedell,

Bob Zapf, Gory

Mike Dinges, Bill Vareck, Tim Zumann, Erv Corroll, Bill

Jack Rase

Jim C. Jensen

Chuck Lang

Ernie Yunker

Jim Marrison

Jerry Grode

Dick Kormann

Larry Capen

Jim Trebbin

Dave Grimes

BACK ROW: Marks Rainey, Robert Junke!, Larry Copen, Paul Cespuglio, George Benedict,
Lee Englund, Jim Trebbin, Art Scola, Greg Jefferies, Nick Ledanski. ROW 3: Coach Whitworth, Coach Hammond, Neil Rizzota, Phil Krumpos, Leroy Copen, Jock Benedict, Dick Karmann, Jim Perez, Gil Lauritsen, Larry Weiss, Bill Reed, Jerry Knoespel, Coach Joskwich,
Cooch Mortin. ROW

2: Coach McCulloch, Jerry Grode, Dan Lenegar, Henry Turco, Ray

Neil Rizzolo

Henry Turco
Gill Lauritsen

Bob Truax

Jack Benedict

Jim Perez

Lee Englund

Chris Hansen

Larry Weiss

Hewie Alwardt

Dick Bucholz

Tom Hughes
Bob Pellegrino

George Benedict

Art Scola

Phil Krumpos

Poul Cespuglio

Mowrey, Chris Hansen, Skip Seager, Dick Bucholz, Ernie Yunker, Howard Alwardt. FRONT
ROW: Monoger Cal

Patterson, David Grimes, Bob Pellegrino, Ron Taffora, Ernie Virgili,

Jock Rose, Word Shampine, Bob Truax, Jim Morrison, Chuck Long, Jim C. Jensen, Dick
Williams.
Leroy Copen

Ron Taffora
Ernie Virgili

Nick Ledonski

Word Shampine

Skip Seager

Ray Mowrey

A new dance?

Red Devil Results
WINS 2
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS

LOSSES 6
7 VS. Sheboygan South .. 12
6 vs. Madison West ...... 20
21 vs. Janesville . ........ 13
0 vs. Madison East . ..... 12
21 vs. Racine Park . ...... 57
7 vs. Racine Horlick . .... 20
0 vs. Beloit . ........... 21
6 vs. Madison Central ... 0

Captured

Here, let me help you, you're falling.

Nap time

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Here let me help you

The record this season was poor, it's true. For some reason
things just didn't seem to click. Beside this fact the football
games were quite exciting. For example, Ron Taffora's 95
yard dash for a sensational touchdown in our game against
Sheboygan South. Bob Pellegrino, a junior, was this year's
captain and has been named captain for next year. He also
was elected by his teammates as the 'Most Valuable Player'.
Jim Perez, our star tackle, was voted to the All-Big Eight first
team. Four of his teammates - guards Neil Rizzotto and Phil
Krumpos and backs Bob Pellegrino and Larry Weiss - received
honorable mention. Next year with a considerable amount o
promising talent return ng and with school spirit bursting we
hope to climb up to the top of that :adder of Victory!

Monkey Pilel

Hey you down there! How do you expect me to
moke o touchdown

Let go will yo!

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Cheering Section
With a yell, a jump, and a smile, the cheerleaders rallied the spirits of both the team
and the crowd. The enthusiasm at the games
soared as they helped to boost our team's
morale.
Faithfully arranging our out-of-town bus
trips and cheering at all the games surely
kept these girls on the go. They also participated in a school assembly and practiced
frequently. Let's say thanks to our cheerleaders!

SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: Pot lonni, Sheryl Deon, Cheryl Weiss, Koren Rode,
Arleen Briggs.

She LOOKS like the quiet type,
but -

Does she or doesn't she?

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS:
Borb Wogner, Jenny
Shoron Smith, Kathy Goodwin, Linda Bergren.

An enthusiastic and smiling captain.

Beck,

BACK ROW: Mike Epstein, Tom Laba, Carol Volpentesta, Debbie
Henderson , June Lauritsen, Linda Neitzel, Carlene Arnoldini, Karen
Smith , Joyce Br ian . ROW 4: Linda Bergren, Bob Lepp, Frank Bramson , Jane Bower, Mickey Skurnick, Carl Gesbeck, Morty Patrick,
Lindo Caldart, Pat Ianni , Cheryl Weiss, Delores Covelli , Kent McNamar, Arleen Yordi. ROW 3: Dorothy Gamberini , Matte Pederson, Jane Stevens, Carol Milward , Diane Blaziewski, Sherly Dean,

Sharon Smith, Carlyn Cohen, Sue DeMcirca, Arlene Briggs, Gail
Stuveystant, Jean Lill. ROW 2: Kathy Dielman, Nancy Specht, Koren
Rode, Helen Sterny, Kathy Goodwin, Donna Tarsitano, Beatrice
Brotsky, Virginia Veconi, Donna Neaves, Eunice Ward, Pam Zeihen,
Katie VanHarpen, Sue Richardson, Connie Campbell. FRON T ROW:
Howard Gesbeck, Candy Holm , Ruthie Baier.

Booster Club
Best way to get it done

Hi-0 Silveri
You're sure there was suppose to be a game?

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STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council was organized in the second semester. The members consisted of the class officers and the runners-up who were elected
by each respective class body. Under the guidance of Mr. Raymond
Miles, several meetings were held. Their primary function was to organize
a functional Student Council for 1963-64. Various projects and problems were also considered and discussed by the Council such as: pep
assemblies, dances, and lunchrooms. By viewing these problems practically, the Student Council tried to further the progress and interest of
MBHS.

Student Council hopes to sponsor such o donce
next yeor.

BACK ROW: Tim Morgetson, Bob Kiss, Bill Antoromion, President; Rolph

Cheplok, Poul Rudin. ROW 3 : Jock Rose, Tim Rose, Cody Schwoiko, Jerry
Grode, Louis Cheplok. ROW 2: Mory Lou Denning, Corel Hubbord, Steve
Philo, Joyce Torsitono, Lindo Bergren. FRONT ROW : Kothy Goodwin, Joanne
Gorren, Noncy Phillips,, Jonet Thompson, Connie Compbell.

Two very octive members of Student Council.

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Interclub Presidents Council
Many students in M.B.H.S. are not aware of the lnterclub Presidents
Council's activities or their chief function. The council tries to promote
school spirit and inspire students to attend school activities. The council
had a say in how the Homecoming was to be run and how the class officers should be elected. Ralph Cheplak presided over the meetings of
this group which was l of the 4 clubs that had a float in the Homecoming parade.

Ralph and his group.

BACK ROW: Jerry Grade, Mike Epstein, Tam Hafer, Bill Antaramian, Haward Gesbeck. ROW 3: Ralph Cheplak, Tam Laba, Barry Knall, Jahn Hayner.
ROW 2: Bessie Vaughn, Janet Thompson, Joan Kerr, Kathy Urban, Paulette
Waterstradt. FRONT ROW: Ruthie Baier, Virginia Vecani, Cathy Mases,
Sharan Smith, Harriet Gaines.

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Hey don't you know she's trying to study?

American Field Service Club
ROW 3: Cindy Rohoneon, Poul Rudin, Martha Patrick, Barbara Behnke, Jane Peterson, Thomas Bellaver, June Lauritsen, Robin Stauder,
Cindy Hafer, Barb Baker, Cindy Holderness, ROW 2: Kathy Cudahy,
Sandy Guttormson, Harriet Gaines, Diane DeSeife, Pauline Water-

stradt, Donna Torsitano, Janet Thompson, Marsha Kellman, Carol Milward, Claudia Trecocci, ROW 1: Louis Cheplak, Rolph Cheplak, Doris
Feld, Peggy Weber, Bob Lepp.

Left ta right: Ruth Baier, Andrea May, Charles Brawn, Roger Whitefoot, Eve Layton, Mary Moses, Katie
Van Harpen .

Artists' Alley

A newly designed tennis racket far Ruth.

Maybe if I just cul ii all up ii will look better.

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BACK RO W: John Shannon, Jim Clark, Richard Wittenberg. FRONT ROW: Dick
Seidemann, Suson Nichols, Mr. Hupperts, Mary Sturzenegger, Mike Evans.

SIC, the newly formed "seminar in creativity," studied the original
writings of its members. Mrs. Duda and Mr. Hupperts were the
group's advisors. The members assisted in the selection of articles
for Bradlit, the school's literary digest.

This is unbelievable ..• here we go again.

Keeping an eye an Mr. Hupperts?

This International Honor Society for high school journalists is for juniors
and seniors interested in journalism. To gain entrance the members have
to be in the upper one-third of their class, be recommended by their
p ublication advisor, be approved as worthy of membership, and have
accomplished distinctive work in some phase of journalism. The new members were initiated at a candle-light ceremony in the spring.

BACK ROW: Kathy McHenry, Peggy Weber, Harriet Gaines. FRONT ROW : Ka th y Urban, Ruth Baier, Joan Kerr.

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BACK ROW: Roberto Petrousky, Lorraine Moehrke, Janet Hartnell, Koren Smith, Jone Peterson, Maureen
Meland, Jo Ann Weiss, Judy Whitbeck, Abby Friddle, Thomas Firchow, Charles Pommerening, Jomes Puntillo. ROW 2: Miss A. Speich, Koren Parent, Catherine Lepp, Jundy Mancusi, Lindo Robinson, Eileen Woswrick, Sandro Fennema, Donna Behrmann, Barb Becker, Cheryl Higgie, Cheryl Berg, Marilyn Folduot, Marsha
Kellman. FRONT ROW: Tom Bellover, Dove Werve, Joyce Tonck, Tom Lobo, Patricio Seidel, Rodney Froid,
Jomes Tropp.

The Future Teachers of America Club is a very useful
and meaningful club. The purpose of this club is to inspire Kenosha High School students to go into the field
of teaching. This club is one of the few in which a study
may be made of a career under consideration as a life
time occupation.
Guests and teachers speak to the members on the many
different types of teaching. The members also offer their
services to any teachers which need help. Officers this
year were:
President ............................. Tom Laba
Vice President and Treasurer .......... Patricia Seidel
Secretary ........................... Joyce Tanck

The "Future Nurses and Allied Health Club," is a club
that is helpful in preparing young women in the field of
nursing and other health careers. During the year they
make up a Christmas Basket for a needy family, listen to
speakers who are experts in their fields, and see interesting movies. Under the guidance of Miss Kupferschmidt, the school nurse, the officers were:
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cathy Moses
Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jane Mikolyzk
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen D. Smith
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Tenuta

BACK ROW : Ann Orlowske, June Wohlgefohrt, Sharon Wickersham, Julio Lomartire, Corio Bente,
Jone Boker, Virginia Bosman, Lindo Tyler, Kathy Stoebig, June Schnuck, Dorio Dowd. ROW 2: Potty

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Cottelino, Sharon Schend, Morion Briggs, Beverly Von Zile, Jon Scoville, Dione Bose, Dione Ebeling, Gretchen Roth, Dione Bloziewske, Ruth Ann Covelli, Betty Westwood. FRONT ROW: Jone
Mikolyzk, Cathy Moses, Lindo Tenuta.

KENEWS
The role of the school newspoper is to report the octivities and events to the student body, and Bradford's paper, the
Kenews, excellently fulfills this purpose. The
staff, composed of editors, reporters, copyreoders, ad men, and typists,
must
organize material in time for all deadlines.
Kenews is published bi-weekly in four
pages, with an eight page issue for Christmas and Graduation. Besides putting out o
paper, the staff represented the school at a
journa Iism conference at Madison, on the
television program "Rebutoll," and at an
American Cancer Society conference in Racine.

The staff and their advisor, Mr. Hupperts,
ended their year of work together with a
banquet and program at one of our local
restaurants.
THE STAFF
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Kathy Urban
NEWS EDITOR •............. Joan Kerr
FEATURE EDITOR ........... Ruth Baier
SOCIETY EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . Peg Weber

BACK ROW: Dove Pollock, Lou Martinaitis, Tom Bellover, Gary Scoville, John Collins, Jan
Hoffman, Barry Noll. ROW 2: Jean Hallenbeck, Sue Nichols, Sue Congdon, Eunice Word,
Kathy Hildewig , Cindy Holderness, Barb Hintzman, Fronk Bramson, Mike Evans. ROW 1:
Dena Mattson, Cindy Hoebig, Sue Smith, Nancy Schwartz, Ruth Baier, Kathy Urban, Peggy
Weber, Harriet Gaines, Kathy McHenry, Joan Kerr, David Charlton, Mike Zalud.

SPORTS EDITOR • . . . . . . . David Chorlton
COPY EDITORS . . . . . . . . . . Berkie Harris,
Nancy Schwartz
BUSINESS MANAGER .... Kathy McHenry
ADVERTISING MANAGERS ......••..•.
"Is it really as bad as all that?"

Harriet Goines, Mike Zalud
CIRCULATION MANAGER ...... Sue Smith
FACULTY ADVISOR ... Bernard Hupperts

"But . . . but • . . you WOULDN'T
censor this, . . . would you?"

John may be IN but he definitely looks OUT.

SPY Staff
Be careful when entering that stuffy room
in the basement of the Main Building, for
there 1s always some type of commotion
going on. Three questions con usL•olly be
heard. "Where is the layout for Page 33?"
or "Where are those pictures that were
due today?", but probably the most, "That
copy that was due 3 weeks ogo, where is
it!?". The answers con be either "It'll be
here tomorrow" or "It's lost." This room is
the SPY room. Despite all these delays
everything seems to get done and get
done well. The SPY staff, under the direction of Mr. Young and Mr. Hupperts,
works hard all year long finding and putting together material which comprises
Bradford's
yearbook,
SPY.
Mory
D.
Throughout the year staff members must
seek advertisers for the yearbook and also
handle the subscriptions of the student
body. Aside from their work, the staff
worked on the Homecoming floats and organized a section for the walking parade
representing the club. It was a hardworking yet fun-time year for those who
were on the SPY staff.

BACK ROW: Dianne Barnes, Gail Knitter, Joy Karpowicz, Linda Neitzel, Bernice Kret h, Wally

Pawlowski, Karl Young, Michael Evans. ROW 2: Pat Lubniewski, Barb Robinson, Ann Hackbarth, Jenny Beck, Karen Smith, Yvonne Thomas, Sue Kolmos, Karen D. Smith, Jan Hoffman.
FRONT ROW: Joan Simonsen, Connie Campbell, Carol Weber, Can dy Holm, Virginia Veconi,
Mary Gay Turbey, John Collins.

Ohl OHi

Candy working?

An a spiring a rtist .

Spanish skits, games,
and songs
these are
some of Spanish Club's
activities. Not only are
they fun but interesting
because various facts
about Spanish culture
and life are presented.
Meetings were held
once a month under
the direction of Mrs.
Bayler. At one of the
meetings, Helga Bernhard, our foreign exchange student from
Brazil, talked about
South America and
answered questions
concerning her topic.
The moments spent in
Spanish Club were certainly worthwhile and
helpful to Spanish students. The officers of
the club were:
PRESIDENT

BACK ROW : Barbara Baker, Pat Perri, Coralyn Flinkow, Sandy Rizotta, Linda Zellinger, Sandy Micks, Abby
Friddle, Trudi Hart, Nancy Phillips. ROW 2: Kathy Lepp, Ruth Bergstrom, Pam Begh, Dorothy Hardin, Ruth
Baier, Pat Czar. FRONT ROW: David Caddock, Hope Schmerling, Sharon Peterson, Nancy Schwartz, Janet

Nancy
Schwartz

VICEPRESIDENT ... Sharon
Peterson
SECRETARY . . . Janet
Dykeman
TREASURER . . . . Hope
Schmerling

Dykeman, Thom Laba, Tim Rose.

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EL CIRCULO ESPANOL
LE CERCLE FRANCAIS

"Bonjour" - this
is the way French
club members
greet each other
at their monthly
meetings. French
is spoken throughout the meetings,
and French
games, songs,
and plays are
enjoyed. Much is
learned about
French culture
and French people
through these activities. Pencils
that are inscribed
with a French
saying are said
as French Club's
school project.
This year, French
Club won first
place in the
Homecoming
Walking Parade
- an achievement
which the members may be
proud of. Ta conclude the school
year, the French
Tea was held at
the home of
Diane Couillard.
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Harriet Gaines
VICE-PRESIDENT
Fran Coakley
SECRETARY
Diane Couillard
TREASURER
Joan Kerr

BACK ROW : Sandy Fennema, Siellen Sordall, Wanda Burch, Marcia Dumesic, Linda Neitzel, Laurel MacKenzie, Ulf Muntzing. ROW 3: Margie Koos, Sharon Carr, Lois Helwig, Gail Stuyvesant, Cindy Haebig,
Judy Lindeman, Karen Smith, Jim laquinta. ROW 2: Barbara Dering, Ellen Monson, Gretchen Roth, Cheryl
Andre, Miriam Ross, Cindy Holderness, Mary Sturzenegger, Kathy Hildewig, Bill Smoler. FRONT ROW: Donna
Pfund, Debbie Behnke, Diane Couillard, Harriet Gaines, Joan Kerr, Beverly Van Zile, Mary Gay Turbey,
Nancy Haubrich.

"That Club" - Illa Klava displayed the true
Roman spirit in their social activities. For
Homecoming, the members marched in the
Walking Parade and carried a huge club.
They enjoyed a Christmas-pizza party, celebrated the Ides of March and Caesar's death
at their annual Latin Banquet, which was held
at a local restaurant, and concluded the
school year with a picnic. The students combined Latin with fun, and under the guidance
of Miss Meier, they experienced a terrific
year.
OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Urban
VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . Pat Janovicz
SECRET ARY .............. Barbara Yasulis
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Madsen

BACK ROW: Horry Grosso, Morsho Kellmon, Loreno Zeroz, Dovid Howes. RO W
3: Colleen Co/lahan, Eileen Warswrick, Cynthis Freick, Sandra Elftmann, Bernice
Kreth. ROW 2: Maryanne Carroll, Paulette Waterstradt, Susan Arndt, Donna Gordon, Rone/le Eddy. FRONT ROW: Gloria Faris, Carolyn Madsen, Kathleen Urban,
Barbara Yasulis, Kathy Goodwin.

ILLA KLAVA

I'm really interested, REALLY I AMl!!!ll!I!

I just don't understond ...

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The annual play presented by the Wig 'n' Mask Club was
Cheaper by the Dozen. Miss Arlyn Zeller, advisor of the club,
was very proud and pleased with the production. The members
have various duties during the production of such a play. Some
act, others take care of props and backstage direction, and
still others assist with costumes and make-up.

Well don't just sit there, do something!

BACK ROW: Sandie Christion, Koren Nelsen, Barbaro Behnke,
Kathy Stoebig, Betty Wirth, Rebecca Skelton, Tom Bellover ROW 4:
Becky Lyles, Lindo Blair, Jeanellyn Desmarais, Paulo Erdman, Diane
Dou, Koria Hassforth, Janet Hartnell, Lindo Tenuta, Roberta Petrou.sky, l.indo Robil"ISOI>, Janet Franke ROW 3; Koren Kurlis, Carole
Korber, Barbara Moses, Jane Stevens, -Helen Sterny, Nancy Specht,
Joann Farone, Roberto Hix, Lynn Ashmus, Arte<ie Yordi, Judy

Lindemann, Jone Boker, Bobbie Dorfman, Bonnie Doctor ROW 2:
Carlyn Cohen, Cindy Haebig, Jeon Lill, Paulette Woterstradt, Cathy
Lepp, Carol Kelly, Jeon Pivovar, John Wells, Mory Lou Denning,
Lynn Corey, Lindo Meyer, Pot Gollnick, Jonis Scoville, Sue !lredek,
Arline Moser, Carol Hartl, Mory Goy Turbey FRONT ROW: Bruce
Grohs, Eddie Spring-half, Jerry Owens, Ron Kirkpatrick, Berkie Horris,
Kathy Dielman, Kent Mescher, Dennis Stoner, Jim loquinto.

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Came on baby
please sit dawn.

Wig N' Mask Club presented their annual play
November 28th and 29th in Broadway style. The club
chose "Cheaper by the Dozen" as their play. The
cast of 15 aspiring actors and actresses was directed
by Miss Arlyn Zeller. The play was taken from the
book by Frank and Ernestine Gilbreth about their
father and his many time-saving devices he imposed
upon the family. It was quite humorous and many
times the audience was in 'stitches'. After the nightly
rehearsals until midnight were finished, the cast and
crew were quite proud of their product.

Well, if it isn't Miss Prim and
Proper herself!

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SOME FUN FOR THE SOPHS

Altogether now; one, two, three ...

Faculty and sophomore dance . . . and light as o
feather, too.

Though the barrier of the split-shifts kept our class apart, we acted as a strong body
while working for our Faculty game and "Sophomore" class dance. Some of the sophs
moved right in and stole the upper-classmen before the end of the first school week technique?
Though we are just the little people of the high school, surrounded by six foot guys in
letter jackets, we proved ourselves in the academic, athletic, and extracurricular fields.
A class of sophomores the school can be proud of - the class of "65."
Tim Rose
Sophomore Class President
Sophomore class officers: Tim Rose, president; Cookie Tombo, treasurer, Mory Lou Denning; se<:retory;
and Bob Kiss, vice-president.

Patrick Adamson

Nancy Bareika

Diane Aideuis

Betty Barnes

Antonio Aiello

Don Barnes

Linda Albert

Judy Barnett

Patricia Allen

Pat Barrett

Lorraine Allendorf

Vivian Basham

Sherman Alwardt

Robert Bauers

Gayle Ameche

Brent Beauchamp

Carole Amendola

Carol Beck

David Andersen

Clifford Becker

Judy Andersen

George Becker

Charles Anderson

Kurt Becker

Darrell Anderson

Sharon Becker

Edna Anderson

Thomas Believer

Gary Anderson

Gary Beltoya

Gary Anderson

Chuck Benning

Gene Anderson

Dennis Benning

Linda Anderson

Robert Benson

Lois Andrea

Jean Bentkowski

Carol Angelo

Janice Bergren

Slide rule, anyone?

Ruth Bergstrom

Ed Anglin
Bobby Appleby

Timothy Berry

Sandra Archer
Carlene Arnoldini

Maxine Biegler

Lynn Ashmus
Carole Atkins

Jerry Billen

Don Bertelle

Robert Bilger

Phyllis Aulozzi

Carol Binnie

Martin Bach

James Bjurman

Harold Backe

Vern Blackford

Patricia Bader

Dianne Blahuta

Gilbert Badillo

John Blahuta

Ronald Bailey

Linda Blair

Rick Balderson

Rex Blake
Paul Blanchard

Connie Baken

Dana Blasi

Barbara Baker

Judy Bleashka

Jeff Bommer

Michael Bleashka

Dana Barot
Velma Bard
Joan Bareika
Joe Bareika

Bill Blinten

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Charles Blodgett
Alan Blome

Gail Bloomer
Linda Blaxdarf
Susan Bohol
Tam Bohn

Dave Bohr
Kathy Baldus
Fretl Boness
Caryn Bonn

Bob Boosted!
Ann Bose
Lindo Bose
Brion Bosman

Linda Bosman

Two are better than one.

Lynn Bougneit
JoAnn Boxer
Alon Bozon

Albert Brockney

Linda Brandes

Bob Bradley

Rosary Brandoftna

Joon Brand

Gail Brecheisen

Robert Brandolise

Jeanette Bredek
James Brennan
Jerry Brewer

Barbara Burger
John Bridges

Claude Burger

Arleen Briggs

Nancy Burlingham

Joyce Brion

Linda Burtt
JoAnne Bush

Ronald Bushman
Alex Brown
Penny Brown
Ken Bruce

Mary Butler
Eddie Buttera
Michaelene Buttera
Joe Bydalek
Jeffrey Caddack

Fred Bruch

Linda Caldor!

Ken Brugger

Robert Callahan

Phil Brunner

Rejetta Calley
Lyda Cameron

Bernie Bruno
George Bryant
Pat Bryant

Pam Camerata
Conney Campbell
John Campolo
Sandra Capponi
Neoma Capps
Tom Cardinali

JoAnn Buckner

James Carey

Russell Bullamore

Ervol Carroll

Dave Bundy

Sam Cassity
Clyde Caudill
Carol Charlson
Richard Chase

Ron Burden

Louis Cheplak

Albert Burdick

Janice Chernik

Kathleen Buress

Larelie Christensen

David Christenson
Mary Christofferson
Susie Christopherson
None Ciganovich

Marty Ciotti
Adele Ciucci
Jim Clark
Patricia Clark

Terri Clementi
Jean Clifford
Carlyn Cohen
Beverly Cole

Gerry Coleman

I can't make any more mistakes because my

Randall Coleman

eraser is gone.

Jennifer Comer
Ronnie Conforti

Marsha Congdon
Richard DeGroot

Olin Conner

Bruce DeGuire

Dennis Conti

Ron DeKok

Susan Cookson

Ron DeLabio
Sue DeMarco
Sandra Deming

Lee Copen
Linda Copen
Lynne Corey

Ted DeMicchi
Mary Lou Denning
Pat DeNeve

John Costello
Dwight Coursey
Dodie Covelli
Joseph Covelli
Louise Covelli
Rosemary Covelli

Jeanellyn Desmarais
Karen DeRuiter
David Devries

Paul Cox

Naomi Cramer
Charles Crane

Wayne biCastri

Karen Cravens

Betty Dickey

Cathleen Cudahy

Kenneth Diel

Frank Curi

Cheryl Dabulski
John Dade

Diana Dielmann

Dennis Dahlberg

Patricia Dill

Harvey Dam

Mike Dinges

George Daniels
Sandi Darr
Erma Davis
Nancy Davis
Carol Davison

Carol Dishaw
Richard Dissmore
Anna Ditzler

Kathy Daun
Bill Dayma
Sheryl Dean

Adrienne Dodge

Betty DeBerge

Patricia Dodge

Cora Decker

Janice Doerring

Jay Decker

Spencer Domes

Victoria Fenn

Carol Dorece
Poul Dosemogen

Jim Fiers

Carole Doud

Carole Filips

Paul Fennema

David Droke

Anne Finigan

Kothy Drissel
Kathleen Drost

Gary Fischer
Mary Flad

Steve Duby

Tom Flannery

Elizabeth Dudeck

Gene Fletcher

Jone Duesing

Carolyn Flinkow

Margaret Duesing
Sherry Dunham

Richard Flood
Clifford Folkers

Terry Dunham

Jomes Fondrliak

Cynthia Eaton

Sue Ann Fortmann

Williom Eaton

Jessie Foster

Kathleen Eaves

Gene Fax

Diano Ebeling

Bob Fronk

Jacqueline Eckhoff

Dolores Franzen

Edward Ehnow

Bob Frotrick

Richard Ehnow

Mary Fredericksen

It's all Greek to mel

Kenneth Eich

Barboro Fredrickson

Bonnie Eide

Rick Frederking

Mork Ellefson

Dillard Free

Marilee Engelson

Nadine Freitag

David Engstrom
Dole Eppers

Rodney Frese
Allen Friedrich

Judith Erickson

Fred Froeber

Jack Espinosa

Blaine Frye

Fronk Esposito

Ronald Frye

Joe Eternicko

Thomas Fuller

Sheila Eucolono

Lynn Gaarder

Michael Evans

Frank Gobron

Dick Evenson

Leslie Galbraith

June Evenson

Jan Galligan

Jone Foto

Jone Garofolo

Ruthanne Foy

Gerold Garvin

Tim Fechner

Dennis Gascoigne
Sondra Gascoigne

Eugene Feely
Terry Feely
Linda Fellows

70 Sandro J. Gascoigne
Darryl Gasser

Annita Gresham

Dianne Gasser

Bab Grewenaw

Barbara Gast

Dan Grissam

Nick Gaudio

Cyndy Groenke

Ronald Gaulthier

Harald Groenke

Fred Geiger Jr.
Joseph Geiger

Dennis Graff

Danna Geliche

Mark Gruender

Joseph Gemignani

Vita Gulbinas

Kathie Gemmell

Mike Gumb inger

Norman Gentry

Diane Gunderson

Dick Gentz

Sue Gunderson

Tom Georges

Cathy Gutknecht

Sandra Gerber

Sandra Guttarmsen

Paul Gerlach

Dennis Haag

Karen Germa in

Linda Haag

Sandy Giagnoni

Tom Haber

Vincent Gigliotti

Lois Hach

Charlene Gilbert

Glenn Hackler

Snadra G iles

Cindy Haebig

Lee Gilliam

Cindy Hafer

I know I'm a hog but I need ill

Lonnie Gilman

Renee Hagerty

Dale Glasman

Carole Hagopian

Wally Glerum

Donna Hahn

Michael Gold

Kathleen Hains

Patricia Gollnick

Joe Hall

Connie Goade

Joe Halpin

Cynthia Goodwin

June Hamilton

Stephany Goodwin

Jeff Hammelev

Sharon Gosselin

Walter Hammond

William Gower

Terry Hanna

John Grass

Robert Hannes

John Grasty

Mike Hanrahan

Charles Gray

Charlotte Hansche

Jim Gray

Darrell Hansen

Sandra Gray

Jeffrey Hansen

Dave Greco

Bob Hanson

Sue Greco

Edwin Hardmon

Patricia Greenwald

Craig Harlf

Gayle Greisen
John Greisen

71

Kaye Harmon
Janet Harp

Judith Helgesen
Debbie Henderson
Jeanine Henneman
Bruce Henry

Ida Henry
Lorry Herde
Carl Hermans
Bob Herrmann

Jeanen Hetcler
Cynthia Hibbard
Mike Hickey
Harold Higginbottom

There has to be something in here

Lindo Hillesland

about it!

Carolyn Hinkfuss
John Hix
Roberta Hix

Dove Harper

Bill Hoefer

Sharon Harper

Allen Hoefert

Bill Harris

Alan Hoff
Barbara Hoffman

Dorothy Ho rrison
Susan Hart
Trudee Hart

Don Harter
Tom Hartley
Mory Hartnell

Susan Holicka
Cheryl Hollenbeck
Morie Hollenbeck
John Hollister
Patricio Holm

Roy Holm
Erika Haubrich

Sharon Holman

Gary Haubrich

Mike Holterman

Jim Haubrich

Jeff Holtman
Linda Hopper

Alex Horochena
Kathy Haubrich

John Houghton

Nancy Haubrich

Alice Housman

Paula Haubrich

Pot Hubbard
Judith Hudson

Susan Hayek
Ronald Hayes
Mortin Heberling

Roy Huff
Dove Hughes
Terry Hughes
Tom Hughes
Larry Huissen
Kenneth Hulen

Henry Heckel

Jock Hultenius

Shirley Hedges

Richard Hyser

Linda Hees

Patricio Ianni
James laquinto

Linda lne
Iris Irvine
Elaine Heide

Carol lstvanek

Lourie Heide

Loretto Jackson

Bob Heinzman

Roger Jackson

Trovis Jackson
Dona ld Jacobson
Lindo Jacoby
Lorry Janiak

Wolter Jonkiewicz
Jomes Jasen
Judith Jecevicus
Margaret Jensen

Richard Jensen
Kipp Johnson
Neola Johnson
Peggy Johnson

This is a hot dog?

Sandro Johnson
William Johnson
Ann Johnston
Jim Jolicoeur

Barbaro Jones
Cynthia Klocon

Cheryl Jones

Karen Klocon

Bill Jorgensen

Margaret Kloppo

Rachel Jornt

Gisela Kle in
Werner Klein
Bernard Klinkhammer

Lynn Jugo
Koren Julius

Bob Kloet
David Klopstein

Jack Jung

Dennis Klopstein

Robert Junke!
Dove Jurgens

Fron Justus
Ed Juzenos

Jeon Ann Klotz

Jeff Kadlec

Joan Klotz

Dennis Kaiser

Rosemary Kiowa

Richard Kaiser
Phillip Konios
Dole Kangas

Kathy Knopp

Willie Kant

Priscilla Knopp

Carole A. Korber

Donald Knoedler

Dione Kotovich

Ronald Kazin
Sue Kekic

Maxine Knowles

Conrod Kelley

William Kollman

John Kellum

Dave Konrad

Marguerite Kelly

Dennis Keitel
Fred Kessler

Kenneth Kopesky

Patricio Kick

Carol Korbel

Gloria Kiefer

Bonito Ko rd us

Earlomond Kieren
Leslee Kime
Brion Kipp

John Koronkiewicz

John Kishline
Bob Kiss
Ello Kitchens

73

Kathleen Kascak
Wendy Kovochik

Mork Lassen

Martin Kowolsky
Linda Kroa i

Leanne Laurent

Judy Kraus

June Lauritsen

Margaret Kreger

Milton LaViolette

Kathy Kreuser

Cheryl Law

Linda Kreuser

Gary Lowell

Dave Krueger

Gary Lawler

Faye Krueger

Corl Lawrence

George Krueger

Dennis Lawrence

Koy Krueger

Sondra Lawrence

Robert Krueger

Bradley leach

John Krusa

Bill Lehrmann

Peggy Kruse

Koren Lehto

Karen Kubo

Cynthia Leigh

Sheila Kubarth

Jim Leischow

Donna Kubly

Ray Lemnus

Tadeusz Kubicki

Adrienne lenfestey

Marilyn Kucherd

Jim Leo

Franklin Kuczenski

Dennis Leonard

Gary Kuehl

Linda Leonard

Smile! It won't hurt!

Brian Kuester

Luana Leonard

Diana Kufahl

Norma Leonard

Karen Kuhar

Carole Leppanen

Karen Kurklis

Glen Letourneau

Zoenna Kwas

Joyce Letourneau

Troute Kwinkenstein

Mory Levonowich

Gary Labanow

Larry Lichtenberg

Darlene Ladousa

Helen Lienau

Sandra Ladousa

Jeanne Lill

Christine Lampos

Bill Linda!

Sandra Landau

Tim Linda!

Dennis Landro

Barb Lindos

Ron Lane

Scott Lindgren

Joe Lang

David Lindley

Dale Langer

Linda Lindner

Ellen Langer

LeRoy Linton

James Langerman

Georgia Lococo

Tim Lannoye

Diane Leef

Linea Larsen
Mike Larsen

74

Julia Lomartire
Judith Looker

Roland Loney

Jack Meitner

Jomes Loshek
Ronnie Lovelady

Lynn Matye
Art Mourer

Christine Low

Richard May

Patricio Lubniewski

Barbara McClarty

Guy Luedeke

Gory McCombs

Jomes Lumpp

Bill M.cCoy

Joyce Lundin

Donald McElvaney

Linda Lura

Marlyn McKenzie

Eugene Lyons

Kent McNamar

Carol Macal

Colleen McNeil

Claudia MacKay

Maureen McNeil

Tom Maddux

Michele Mecum

Robert Madison

Pat Meeter

Norman Madison

Judie Mehlum

Gerald Madsen

Kenneth Meier

Barbara Maegaard

Grace Melita

Kathryn Maegaard

Kathleen Mentink

Kurtis Maloney

Terry Merow

Diane Mancusi

Kent Mescher

"If l had a hammer

Gregory Meyer

Judith Mancusi
Jomes Marano

Linda Meyer

Chuck Marcoe

Sharon Michaelis

Patrick Marifjeren

Jerry Michels

Jimmy Marks

James Miechowicz

Linda Markwald

Bill Mielke

Ann Marron
Jacqueline Martelle

James Miethke

Jerry Martin

JaAnn Migliana

Kathy Martin

John Mika

Diane Mielke

Marilyn Martin

Kathleen Mika

Susan Martin

Jane Mikolyzk

Gloria Martinez

Geraldine Miles

Betty Marx
Jan Mason

Bette Miller

Michael Mason

Glenn Miller

Donald Miller

Sheila Mason

Paul Miller

Mike Matrise

Robert Miller
Carol Milward

Paulette Matson
Patricia Mottern

75

Elberta Misurelli

Keith Muir
Larry Muller
Ulf Muntzing
Terry Murphy

Sondra Mutchler
Peggy Myers
Pete Nance
Chuck Navoicjick

Sharon Noydihor
Judy Ann Nealy
Daniel Neau
Lindo Neau

Changing of the coiffure.

Wo rre n Nedry
Lindo Neitzel
Arleen Nelson
Clark Nelson

Dove Mitchell

Derold Nelson

Delora Mizer

Diane Nelson

Carole Modica

Linda Nelson
Kenneth Nephew

Christine Moeller
Mory Moeller
Roger Moeller

Walter Nesgood
Thelma Moeri

Dove Nethe rly

Paulo Mohr

Lee Nichols

Mike Molinaro

Tim Nichols
John Nickl
Gregory Niles

Clarence Manta

Steve Nissila

Richard Moore

Kathy Nolan

Francisca Moroles

Linda Noonan
George Nordstrom

Delores Moran
Dione Morgan

Gory Morrill

Mike Norman
Daniel Nye
JoAnn Obertin
MoryKoy Ogden
Marlo Olesen

Gaye Morse

David Olson

David Morton

Ron Olson

Jeff Morton

Ellen Oquist
Dione Orgo nist
John Organ isl

Lucille Marton

Anne Orlowski

Arline Moser

Tom Orlowski

Barbara Moses

Gory Osborn
Jim Ostlund
Diane Otto
Richard Ours

Diane Mostenan
Vicki Mount
Gerri Muhlick

Ronnie Owens
Word Ozenne
Leonard Palmer
Leslie Panko

Lenore Porent
Kathy Parise
Mike Parker
Rick Parmentier

Karl Parry
Sophie Pasterski
Donald Pate
Peggy Patnaude

Dick Patterson
John Patterson
Carleen Paul
Dale Pavlovich

OOps! Wrong door!!!
Walter Pawlowski
Steve Peck
Jeanette Pedersen
Mette Pedersen

Kristie Plaisted

Nancy Peil

Kurt Pia isted

Sondra Penrod

Eric Platt

Dave Penza
Tom Pepke

Dennis Plowman
Carol Polanin
Greg Polzin

Frank Perion
Vivian Perrault

Dennis Pontillo

Louie Perri

Peggy Pooch

John Perry

Eileen Poole

Sam Perugini

Al Petersen
Dan Peterson
Jerry Peterson
Patricia Peterson

Robert Popp
Roberta Poppe
Guy Poteliunos

Patricia Peterson

Roberta Peterson
Tim Peterson
Judy Petra usky
Lorry Petricek

Carolyn Potter
Gay Powers
Thomas Powers

John Petrick

Anne Petts
Dale Petts
Bob Pfaff
Kenneth Pfeiffer

Garry Praninsky
Edward Prasil
Timothy Predny

George Pflugrad
Leonard Pflugrad
Patricia Phillips
Barbara Piekos
Lawrence Piehl

Lynda Prell
Sue Prim
Jack Principe

Darlene Pierangeli
Quickery Pilat
Cheryl Pileski
John Pitzer

John Principe

Janie Pivovar

Gloria Pringle

Bruce Pleiss

Gayle Prowse

Robert Puder

Lorraine Ross

John Pursell
Claudia Quarders

Miriam Ross
Allen Rothman

Kathy Rafferty

Jim Rowen

Cindy Rahanian

Ellen Rubenstein

John Raksany

Gary Rubenzer

Lynn Randel

Linda Ruebsamen

Marleen Reagan

John Rugg

Mary-Lee Reams

Walter Rugg

Bill Rego

Linda Ruhle

Jeffrey Reilly

Mary Anne Rumachik

Linda Reimers

Joe Russell

Dean Reinke

Mike Rutkowski

Paul Remus

Harvey Sabin

Hector Rendon

Jenice Sadowski

Ronald Renzulli

Ronnie Sadowski

Claudia Rhey

John Saldana

Edelgard Richter

Frank Saliture

Sharon Richter

Robert Sander

Mary Rimkus

Pat Sanders

Just killing time.

Dave Riutta

Frank Sartor

Rhonda Rizzotto

David Soula

Dean Robbins

Joe Savaglio

Odis Roberts

Tomasina Savaglio

Marty Robertson
Barbara Robinson

Joe Scalzo

Glenda Robinson

Ronnie Schabowsky

Kathleen Robinson

Earl Sharnick Jr.

Elsa Scalzo

Unda Robinson

Richard Sche11d

Kathy Robleski

Sandra Schilling

Karen Rode

Bill Schindler

Richard Rode

June Schlesch

Koy Roeder

Rita Schlitz

Kathy Roemer

Peggy Schmerling

Janet Rogers

Greg Schmidt

Bonnie Romano

Pat Schmidt

Paul Romanowski

Barbara Schmitz

Tim Rose
Wayne Rosing

Jerry Schnaare

Michael Rosko

78

Jane Schnuck
Gail Schoch

Kathy Schrei
Carl Schroeder
Robert Schuldt
Terry Schultz

Bob Sirrell
Rebecca Skelton
Sandra Skelton
Gary Skovronski

Mary Schumacr.er
Cindy Schuster'
Richard Schutz
Joanne Schwaab

Rueben Slater
Dan Smith
David Smith
Karen Smith

Carol Schweitzer
Ti mo thy Scott
Veto Scott
Robert Scriver

Kenneth Smith
Lawanna Smith
Leonard Smith
Marilyn Smith

JoAnne Sebena
Mary Seefeld
Goodie Seelau

Molly Snyder
Do .e Sonnenberg
SeE Ilen Serda h I
Bill Sorensen

Ellen Segil

Cheryl Segil
Nancy Sentieri

James Sorensen
Jerry Sorensen
Ken Sorensen
Gene Sovich

Gary Sepanski
Maryann Sepulveda

Studying hard(ly.)

John Serjern
Elaine Serum
Gerald Setter
Linda Sevey

Noncy Specht
Robert Specht
Judith Spence
Sam Spitz

Robert Sfasciotti
James Shaffer

Diana Spitzer
Jeanie Spitzer
Dave Splitek
William Sprague

Nichole~ Shankland
Tom Shannon

Lindo Showoluk
John Shear
Do le Shostak
Cody Shwaiko

Dove Springer
Edward Springholf

Siegfried Siebeneich
Bill Siepert
Tom Siewert
Bill Sigman

Dave Stebnitz
Bob Steele
Ted Steigman
Judie Stein

Dick Sigman
Sue Simons
John Sinclair

Linda Stein
Ronald Stein
Sharon Stein
Sue Steinseif.er

Dick Singer

Linda Starr
Robin Stauder

79

Sue Ellen Swiotko
Stan Szefranski
Janice Tobler
Bonnie Tolley

Raymond Tankersley
Bill Tonskey
Gene Tappa
Alex Ta rsito no

Richard Taskonis
Grace Taylor
Tom Temple
Sharon Tench

Dig that cra-a-azy necktie!!!

Louann Tennant
Joanne Terwall
Bob Testard
Jim Sharp

Roxann Steitz
Suzan Thomas

Helen Sterny

Yvonne Thomas

Jane Stevens

Dona Thompson
Steve Thompson

Patricia Stevens
Dale Stevenson
Ken Stich

Jerry Thorne
Allan Stika

Vonda Tidwell

David Stipanuk

Richard Tijerino

Janice St. John

Jim Tinker
Larry Tolliver

Nancy Stone
Dennis Stoner
Delores Streeter

Carmello Tomba
Gary Topel
Jim Trebbin
Claudia Tresroci
Carol Treu
Harold Truox

Freddie Strickland

Pekka Trunkhohn

Jim Strupp

Judy Tucker

Marty Sturino

Raymond Turcek
Linda Turner
Lindo Tyler

Pot Sturino

Fronk Ulicki

Gail Stuyvesant

Tom Upham

Pot Sullivan

Phyllis Urbanski
Jim Uttech
Banadene Vaccarello
Kathleen Valastik

Bill Sunday

Sue Valeo

Carol Sunday

Mike VanBendegom
Richard VonBoven

Judy Sutkiewicz

A. Lloyd Vandenberg
Carole Von Horn
Betty Swo nson

Glen VonKommen

John Swanson

Willodean VonPatten
Gory VonStrien

Robert Swortz

Leone Vantine
Jomes VanZile
Bill Vareck
John Vena

Thomas Vena
Sandy Vengrin
Richard Verbonse
Rudy Victoria

Eddie Vite
George Vogler
Ernest Wachs
Susan Wachs

Mary Wade

Young monl You're NOT payi ng attention

Russell Wade, Jr.

to the le5'on !

Calvin Waites

C. J. Waites

Sandy Wakefield

Richard Wiemelt
John Wight

Judy Waldron

Judy Wightman

Lindo Wakefield

Harry Walker

Linda Wilburn
Dennis Wilcott
Elizabeth Willems

Jerry Wallo
Bill Wolters

James Williams

John Warnock

John Williams

Fred Washington

Louise Williams

Carol Weber

George Wedell
Pat Weekly

Edwin Willmington

Jan Weisman

Lynn Willmore

Cheryl Wiess
Erna Weiss

Clio Wilson

Ted Wellens
Dole Wellman

Dennis Wilson

John Wells
Bernadette Wember

Charles Wiltshire
Leslie Winberg

Melissa Wember

Ken Wendorf
John Wermske

Jerilynn Winsor

Carleton Werve
Donald West

John Wisinger

Betty Wirth

Betty Westwood
Jell Weyrauch
Jerry Wheeler
Mark Whitefoot
Marla Whitefoot
Joh Whitehead

Cheryl Witt
Peggy Wilt'
June Rae
Wohlgefahrt

Joe Whitney
James Whitrock

Artrisha Wolle

Sharon Wickersham
Jerry Wicklund

Don Wolfe
Roseanne Wolle

Dennis Wiederkehr

Georgia Wood
Carla Yankovich
Ruth Lynne Yockey
Arlene Yordi
Karen Young
Karl Young
Julie Zonia
Kathy Zapencki
Bob Zapf
Lawrence Zdanowicz
Karen Zebrowski
Allen Zellmer
Linda Zeltinger
Ron Zenefski
Joe Ziccarelli
Georgiana Ziehr
Dennis Zielinski
Sandy Zielsdorf
Ronald Zieth
Barbara Zuffa
Frank Zuicarelli
Tom Zumann
Jerry Zuzinec

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IN MEMORIAM
Will

share

thy

All That breathe
destiny. The gay

will laugh
When thou art gone, the solemn
brood of care
Plod on, and each one as before
will chase
His favorite phantom; yet all these
shall leave
Their mirth and their employments,
and shall come
And make their beds with thee.
Thanatopsis - Bryant

David Jacques
Timot hy Hannon

Yet

not to

thine

eternal

resting

place
Shall thou retire alone, nor couldst
thou wish
Couch
more
magnificent.
Thou
shalt lie down
With patriarchs of the infant world
- with kings,
The powerful of the earth - the
wise, the good,
Fair forms, and hoary seers of ages
past,
All in one mighty sepulchre.
Thanatopsis - Bryant

83

As usuo I, loaded with books.

Not quite high enough

Taking a Look
Is it cold?

Good to the very lost bite

Watching!

84

Through these doors poss the hoppiest people in the
world.

Listening!

,L4 t the Sophomores.

Whot goes up must come down!I

Do you hove ony finger bowls?

Crowd-go zing

85

Smile! You're on Candid Camero .

My! How interesting.

Oh, you must be kidding.

I use the toothpaste for people who can't
brush ofter every meal.
Now for the five minute gulp.

We learn how to make big
circles, little cirlces, all kinds
of circles.

86

How sweet it is .

YOU don 't think we'd have THAT much home-

If only he would hove coiled last night.
C:>ncentrotion

Figaro! Figaro! Figaro!

87

FORMAL
"It starts in a dream world
. . . ," and Sub Deb's annual winter formal certainly did! As we entered the
lavender and purple decorated gym, an enchanting
melody

by

the

William

Giese Orchestra lured us
onto the dance floor. Smil"No, I'm not missing o strop."

Stepping lightly to the donce.

ing couples danced to not
only the soft, swaying numbers but also to some
swinging twists, cha-chas,

Mind leaving your telephone number?

Whet a way to be autographed!

and even a few polkas.
While taking a survey of
the gym, we gazed at the
twinkling snowflakes and
sparkling icicles suspended
above our heads, and, of
course, we couldn't miss
the
towering
flocked
Christmas tree in the center of the floor. A friendly snowman and some
yummy
refreshments (or
was it the Freshman servers?) invited us to enter the
girls' gym and sit out a
dance. When the final

So what if it doesn't hove a star!

strains of music began, it
hardly seemed
possible
that our 'Wonderland By
Night" was over.

Roxanne introduces her industrious
members.

That's not the way to sign my name.

"Core to g o steody with me?"

92

LOOK ' ·t'
1 s olive !

Only her hair
. d resser knows!

93

All he needs ·IS a basketball and a net.

WORLD
Kathy Urban participated in the American Field Service summer
program, spending three months in Istanbul, Turkey. She left
on June 15 aboard the AFS ship Seven Seas; ten days later
Kathy and her group f1ew from Amsterdam, Holland, to meet
their new "families" in Istanbul and throughout Turkey . Kathy's
family consisted of a mother and father, two brothers, ages 18
and 15, a sister 17, a grandmother, and a 13 year old maid .
Her father owned a small yardgoods store in Istanbul and a
500 acre hazelnut farm on the Black Sea . At first the family
lived in an old Turkish mansion, but they later moved to an
ultra-modern apartment.
Kathy spent most of her summer in Istanbul, each weekend
taking trips with her friends to surrounding islands. She enjoyed
swimming each day in Marmara Sea, going to Turkish nightclubs, and eating the delicious Turkish food.
But in Kathy's opinion the most important factor contributing
to her rewarding summer were the people, which she describes
is her favorite Turkish word as "Tak!" "terrific."

Kathy Urban, 1962 Summer Exchange Student.

Sulton Ahmet Mosque in the heart of Istanbul.

Parade in Istanbul showing the native costume of Turkey

Area where all the kids went swimming every day

Here ore some of the friends that Kathy met lost summer.

in the Marmara Seo.

IThe

94

boy

on

the

right

was

her

"older

brother.")

TRAVELERS
After an exciting trip from Marilia, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Helga
Bernhard arrived in Kenosha on August 31. She resided with
the Melvin Monteen family and the Harvard Smith family
and Diane, who was Helga's "sister."
Helga became acquainted with many new elements 1n
Kenosha. In Marilia the climate is warm, and no snow ever
falls there When Helga saw snow here for the first time,
she remarked, "I like it; it's very cute." Our Brazilian also
statd that our meals are "less spicey and different." Helga
was thrilled to select her courses since students in Brazil are
not allowed this privilege.
Since there are few lakes in Brazil, Helga really noticed and
admired the lakes in this area. She thought that "ice-skafng
was fun - although I fell several times."
As an AFS student, Helga has learned much about the
human race and commented that "in general, people ore
the same everywhere, especially teenagers.

Helga Bernhard,

1962-63 Foreign Exchange student.

Studying hard with her sister Diane.

Helga with Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Smith

Mr. Smith shows and tells Helga about the printi ng
world.

Helga and the Melvin Manteen family

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Red Devil Fish
Our swimming team was quite impressive this year. Coached by Mr.
Martin, four boys qualified for the
State meet.
The talented swimmers were:
John Hartnell
Diving
Gerry Rode
Free Style
Larry Weiss
Back Stroke
Tom Yore
Diving
BACK ROW: Roger Polmen, John Miller, Lorry Weiss, Eliot Knettle, Jerry Grode, Bruce Minsholl, Keith Lindgren, Dick Oos, John Rutkowski , John Hoynor. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Boder,
Terry Tower, Jim Jensen, Rolond Piller, Jeff Boldauf, Worren Nedry, Tom Yore, John Hortnell, Poul Wombolt, Don Delaney, Terry Honno, Bob Brugger . FRONT ROW: Guy Poteliunas, Tim Lindel, Pat Marefern, Kurt Becker, Bob Boosted! , Bill Walters, Pete Johnson,
Mike Bleashka, Lloyd Vandenberg, Bob Sternberg.

John Hartnell, captain of this year's
swimming team, will hand his responsibilities over to John Miller.
Gerry Rode was chosen 'Most Valuable Swimmer' and Geoffrey Baldauf was acknowledged as 'Most
Improved Swimmer.' This year there
were 12 lettermen of which 5 will
be returning next year.
LETIERMEN
Seniors:
Goeffrey Baldauf
Jerry Grade
John Hartnell
John Haynor
Bruce Minshall
Gerry Rode
Larry Weiss

Juniors:
Jim Jensen
John Miller
Terry Tower
Tom Yore
Sophomores:
Tim Lindi

Well, your fingers would hurt too if you
had to walk on them all day.

Heyl You're all wet.

I'm gonna let Hertz put me in
the driver's seat.

Will someone
down I

PLEASE

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me

M.B.H.S.
Mat Men
As usual, M.B.H.S. wrestlers had a
good season, ending as fourth in
the Big Eight. Their record of wins
and losses was as follows: 8 wins,
4 losses, 1 tie. They placed first
in the state reg ion a Is and a Isa f1 rst
in the state sectionals. Roy Warnock was third in the state at 120
pounds. There were three qualifiers
for the state championship: Roy
Warnock, Ernie Virgili, and Jim
Perez.
This year's captain was Roy Warnock and the captains for next
year ore Fred Arbonello and Ernie
Virgili. Managers were Col Potterson and Eric Bothe. This was a team
Hammond could be proud of Coaches Glen McCulloch and Bruce
especially with fourteen lettermen.

BACK ROW: Coach Hammond, Richard Markese, David Splitek, Dave Lindley, Jim Clork,
Bob Steele, Bill Gray, Dick Hyser, Lenard Palmer, Jim Gray, Gene Tappa, Jon Mason, Cooch
McCulloch. ROW 2: Russ Bullamore, Mark Gruender, Jeff Hansen, Ernest Virgili, Jim Perez,
Roy Warnock, Gary Lawler, Bob Zoph, Gene Fox, Ron Hayes, Fred Arbonella, Cal Patterson - Manager. FRONT ROW: Earl Schornick, Larry Copen, Bob Schwartz, Gary Mcrill,
Ralph Cheplak, Paul Rudin, Brad Leach, Ron

Krok,

Louis Cheplak, John

Rutkowski,

Mori II.

Watch those tricky legs.

A match of might and wit.

What a chunk of chacolote -

eh, Poul?

"CHEESE •.. "

Dan

Cross Country
Our hard working, long distance
runners placed fifth in the Big
Eight and tied for fifth in the state
sectionals. Coach Thompson commented on his team as being "a
very good team which did the best
of its ability." He also felt that time-

wise it was the best team he had.
Joe Perez was captain and Junior
Fred Arbanella was named 'Most
Valuable Player.' This year's team
included 5 lettermen with 3 lettermen returning next year.

On the run

LETIERMEN
Seniors
Juniors

Joe Perez
Larry Lapoint
Fred Arbanella
Claude Doud
Dick Oas

Debbie Drake's ardent fans

BACK ROW: Jim Whyte, Ed Springhaff, Jack Sarensen, Allen Wil-

Thompson. ROW 2: Earl Schornick, Brion Kipp, Louis Cheplak, Claude

son, Dave Leet, Larry LaPaint. ROW 3: Jahn LaBell, Richard Rade,

Doud , Richard Principe. FRONT ROW: Joe Perez, Fred Arbonello.

Dick Oas, Spencer Dames, Jeff Hammelev, Anthony Aiello, Coach

Mitch Urbanski

Jock Benedict

Basket Makers
The basketball season this year was very exciting. The gym
was always packed with enthusiastic MBHS supporters, young
and old. For the first time in quite a while we had our own
boy cheering section which added to the spirit. Our team tied
for third place in the Big-Eight conference. Coach Britelli
stated, "Overall the team was successful, a break here or
there would have helped." We all can agree that a break
would have helped especially in the two games we lost by
one point in the beginning of the season. Our basketball team
pleased its fans with the exciting game at Racine Pork in
which we beat this first place contender team. Danny Hines,
chosen captain and 'Most Valuable Player,' was named to
the All-Big Eight first team. This year's team had 12 lettermen
and 8 will be returning next year to begin another breathtaking season.

LETTERMEN Seniors: Jack Benedict, Mike Espstein, Tom Hafer,
Danny Hines. Juniors: Wayne Andersen, Bill Mikolyzk, Bob
Pellegrino, Bab Pitts, Bob Truax, Mitch Urbanski, Lorry Weiss.
Sophomores: Jim Trebbin.

Cooch Joe Britelli

Bill Mikolyzk

Top
to
bottom,
Wo yne
Andersen,
Lorry
Weiss,
Tom
Hofer, Bob Truox.

Jim Trebbin

Top to bottom, Bob
Pellegrino, Mike Epstein, Bob Pitts, Donny
Hines.

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BACK ROW: Manager Fronk Bramson, Tom Hofer, Jim Trebbin, Mike Epstein, Mitch Urbanski, Jock Benedict,
Lorry Weiss, Cooch Joe Britelli. FRONT ROW: Bob Truax, Wayne Anderson, Captain Donny Hines, Bob

Pitts, Bob Pelligrino, Missing: Bill Mikolyzk.

BACK ROW: Tom Veno, Don Nye, Steve Smith, Tom Hughes, John Roksony, Mike Gold, Bob Kiss, Poul Fenne-

ma, Ken Smith, Cooch Whitworth. FRONT ROW: John Kishline (manager), Ron Zieth, Morty Ciotti, Peter
Chotilovicz, Bob Junkel, Kip Johnson, Leroy Copen, Richard Braily.

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Some Foney Tribbli ng

Finger-tip Control

Modern Dance

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TRIDENT

BACK ROW: Gail Ameche, Cynthia Petrick, Louise Williams,

Mory Moeller, Carol

Lindo Showoluk, Alberto Poppe, Joanne Woodbury, Sheila

Kathy Ostlund , Diano Dielmonn, Gail Bloomer, Sue Smith ,

Filips, Carol

Beck, Ann

Hackbarth,

Feldt, Charlene Gilbert, Dione Miekle, Pot Holm, Dionna

Kristie Plaisted, Mory Lou Denning . IN WATER (BACK TO

SEATED: Mory Ogden,
Joyce Holm, Kathy Roemer, Lindo Zell inger, Sue Schmidt,

FRONT 1: Sandy Hort, Kim Hammes, Joanne Garren, Nancy

Ebeling,

Solly Yule, Earl Kieren.

Thomsen, Mory Gundlach, Ei leen Swan, Nancy Henkel.

Splash! and another and another - altogether there are forty of
them when the Trident members enter the pool. Trident is a swimming club composed of girls who not only like to swim but who
have the ability, poise, ambition, and fortitude to perfect their swimming and to learn new stunts. With only seven former members,
Miss Childs - the new advisor - selected and taught their thirty
new members the stunts which were used in their water show. In
spite of all their practices, the gi rls managed to squeeze in a few
parties. They enjoyed a joint splash party with the MBHS Swimming
Team and also a private splash party. To conclude the school year,
a progressive d inner was given . Th is is definitely an organization
which our school can be proud of!

Marching into Fontosylond.

For Trident members, the biggest event of the year was
their water show - "AQUA DAZE IN A WORLD OF
COLOR ." A water show is presented bi-annually and
is a performance which the entire school eagerly anticipates. Beginning their work in January, the girls
selected a theme, planned the numbers to concide
with the music, and practiced, practiced, practiced!
Special recognition is due for the new sets which the
members painted colorfully and artistically. The swimming numbers were divided into four main categories:
Frontierland, Fantasyland, Adventureland, and Tomorrow land. Group swimming and several duets and
solos were presented to an appreciative audience.
Congratulations for a terrific show!
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT . ..... . ... . .... ... ..... Nancy Henkel
VICE-PRESIDENT .................... Eileen Swan
SECRET ARY ..................... Mary Gundlach
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Thomsen
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY .... Joanne Garren
"Get out Henks -

time for the shawl"

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AQUA DAZE IN A WORLD OF COLOR

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Girls) Athletic

Hey you with the comero, what gives?

The Girls' Athletic Association was formed by the Girls'
Physical Education department of Mary D. Bradford High
School. The many sports which the girls participated in
were: Basketball, archery, bowling, softball, and trampoline.

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Association

Now let's see ... if we ploy our defense right maybe we con at least make a few points.

Come on now ... that's not lair

Presenting sharp-shooter Noami.

BACK ROW : Steve Peck, Don Jocobson, Judy Weber, Koren Nelsen,
Sue Congdon, Bonnie Doctor, Sue Bredek, Elizabeth Hubbard, Carlene Arnoldini. ROW 4: Roberto Petrousky, Borboro Moses, Carol
Korber, Gloria Faris, Julie Nye, Pot Roberts, Jenny Beck, Kathy McHenry, Donna Springer, Nancy Swartz, Dione Ebling. ROW 3: Don
Nye, Barbaro Buege, Lindo Tenuta, Mory Wilburn, Morsho Congdon,

Yvonne Thomas, Lynne Ashmus, Mette Pederson, Joanne Faraone,
Bonnie Scf>oefer, Sandy Alcott, Pot Ianni, Carol Gesbeck, Bob Kiss.
ROW 2: Kent McNomoro, Sharon Gosselin, Pot Allen, Dione Mancusi, Dione Couillard, Nancy Henkel, Cynthia Holderness, Pot Boder,
Kathy Drissel, Sue Richardson, Bill Smoler, Bob Lutter. FRONT ROW:
Tom Lobo, Joyce Holm, Cheryl Weiss, Tim Rose.

RED CROSS

'Would you like to contribute?" This is a question which each student
hears during the Junior Red Cross' fund drive. Every fall and spring,
the Red Cross sponsors a members'iip and fund drive. Membership cards
are distributed to donating students, and the money collected is used
for a school chest which contains educational and sports objects that
are sent to a disastor area. Obviously, this club is one well worth participating in. Members are appointed from each second or ninth hour
class.
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ....................................... Thom Laba
VICE-PRESIDENT ................... ... ............ Joyce Holm
SECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ Tim Rose
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheri Weiss
ADVISOR .......................................... Mr. Nye

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Stage Guild

Stage Guild is a newly formed organization which assists in the stage
productions at MBHS. Mr. Nicolazzi
is the advisor to this hard-working,
industrious group. Without their able
assistance the assemblies and plays
could not have run as smoothly as
they did.

BACK ROW: Clint Johnson, Robert Krueger, Jim loquinto, Chorles Andre. MIDDLE ROW: Melody Hess, Mr. Nicolozzi, Kathy Lepp, Paulie Woterstrodl, Koren Smith. FRONT ROW: David

Engstrom, George Molinaro.

Ushers
BACK ROW: Dick Seodemon, Louis Smith, Jock Sorenson, Jim Tillmon, Tom Arrowood. MIDDLE ROW:
John Pestka, Lee Watkins. Alex Montgomery, Tom Lebecki, Jim Louzor, Ron Kirkpatrick. FRONT
ROW: Gloria Faris, Tom Lobo, Fron Dysart, Pol Seidel, Dione Monleen.

The Ushers Club has the job of
directing activities in the MBHS
auditorium. Activities include: all
MBHS events, Friday night lectures, Kenosha, Symphony Orchestra, and other civic events.

HONOR SOCIETr

BACK ROW: Harry Grasso, Ken Horgen, Barbara Behnke, Christine

Doris Feld, Kathy Goodwin, Mary Gay Turbey, Jennifer Modory-,
Janet Thompson, Randy Jensen. ROW 2: Bob Lutter, Jane Peterson,
Ann Hackbarth, Harriet Gaines, Peggy Weber, Howard Gesbeck,
Virginia Veconi, Jack Mertz, George Doremus, Cheyrl Bock, John
Rose. ROW 1: Tom Olgart, Mox Proia.

Gemmell, Sue Thomas, Bernice Kreth, Sue Kolmos, Ron Kirkpatrick,
Mike Zalud, Dole Henry. ROW 4: Michele Asboth, Mory Szontor,
Kathy Urban, Fran Dysart, Linda Tatman, Jenny Beck, Renelle Eddy,
Sylvia Snyder, Kathy McHenry, Margie Koos, Bill Wiegand. ROW
3: Sue Arndt, Diane Blaziewski, Mory Gundlach, Pat Wamboldt,

Busy! Busy! Busy! and that's exactly what
Honor Society was this year. By sponsoring
the Spelling Bee and Honey Hop, the members earned money for a scholarship and
encouraged correct spelling throughout the
student body. A bake sale and the publication of the Honor Roll were industriously included in their activities. The monthly meetings were interesting - especially those with
guest speakers. Under the guidance of Miss
Steffen, the club worked hard and still had
fun.
OFFICERS

FIRST SEMESTER
Jenny! What are you doing?

PRESIDENT ............ Howard Gesbeck
VICE-PRESIDENT ............. Max Proia
RECORDING SECRETARY .. Virginia Veconi
TREASURER ............... Tom Ohlgart
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ......... .
Peggy Weber

SECOND SEMESTER
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . Janet Thompson
VICE-PRESIDENT ........ George Doremus
RECORDING SECRETARY ... Harriet Gaines
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Rose
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ......... .
Kathy Urban
One for you and one for you

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OH! I'm so glad!

Spelling Bee

Barbara Robinson won Honor Society's annual Spelling Bee and reigned as Queen at the Honey Hop.
The Spelling Bee was held in the high school auditorium on February 21. The Honey Hop was held on
the following night in the school gym. Second place
went to Linda Blair and third place went to Gary
McCombs. An interesting occurance is that all the
winners were sophomores this year.

Please don't ask me to spell chrysanthemum.

The 1963 Spelling Bee Queen, Barbaro Robinson (center) and her escort; Gory McCombs (left) and his dote;
Lindo Blair (right) and her dote.

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Spy Salesmen

BACK ROW: Pot Wamboldt, Wonda Burch, Dione Bose, Dione Bloziewske, Carol Korber, Joyce Letourneau ,
FRONT ROW: Pot Cottelino, Kim Hammes, Betty DeBerge, Nancy Haubrick, Linda Morkwolt .

Spy Salesmen, this year, worked through their second and
ninth hour homeroom periods. They were guided by the
able hand of Mr. Young and by the Spy staff. Selling yearbooks is not the easiest job in the world and they certainly
contributed their part toward a successful Spy.

Relax ... with a Spy, too.

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K-Club

BACK ROW: Bill Ba der, Bill Gray, Lee Englund, Mike Epstein, Chuck
Longe, J im Trebbin, Lorry Weiss Sr., Lorry Weiss Jr . ROW THREE:
Dick Williams, John Miller, Jim Perez, Sky Seager, Lorry LoPoint,
Tom Hofe r, Tom Hughes, J im Jensen , John LoBell , Freddie Delacy.
ROW TWO: Jerry Grode, Elliot Knettle, Roland Pillar, John Hort-

nell, Don Miller, Bruce Minshall, Dennis Morrill, Ron Kirkpatrick, Joe
Perez, Doug Copplon, Col Potterson, Tom Hansen . FRONT ROW:
Terry Tower, Tom Yore, Henry Turco, Dick Bucholz, Jock Rose, Tim
Lindel, Gory Morrow, Bob Zapf, Cooch Reardon .

The K Club is a very active club among the boys at our
school. Boys who nave received letters through athletic
sports at school become automatic members of the club.
The boys sell pennants, candy at football and basketball
games, plan several projects with Booster Club, and generally promote school spirit.

Look at the boys' spirit
their little finger)

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Sub-Deb

Sub-Deb was very active this year. They had
bake sales and helped guide and patrol the
Science Fair. Their annual Christmas Formal
was presented in the school gym on December 27. The formal entitled "Wonderland by
Night" was lovely and enchanting . The flocked
tree in the center of the gym completed the
picture. Miss Heilmann is the group's advisor.

BACK ROW: Linda Schlevensky, Brigitta Vallers, Kathy Kibler, Eunice Ward, Sandra
Kruse, Pat Reimer. ROW 4: Janette Franke, Sharan Schultz, Pat Perri, Danna Gordon, Dione Blaziewski, Sharon Corr. MIDDLE ROW: Wonda Burch, Barb Wolters,
Lindo Laurent, Hope Schmerling, Janice Kober, Karen Parent. ROW 2: Dolly Savaglio, Margie Wells, Cheryl Boch, Linda Adams, Sue Mortensen, Roxanne Ricker.
FRONT ROW: Phyllis Swan, Sue Von Horpen, Nancy Alfredson, Jean Hollenbeck,
Candy Anderson, Miss Heilmann .

Tim eating Sub Deb's goodies

Samples of MBHS
Sweet little helpers

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BACK ROW: Marilyn Tolduto, Sandro Fennema, Rosanne Fonduzzi, Paulo Erdman, FIFTH ROW: Sue Riemer,
Joyce Tonck, FOURTH ROW: Cindy Christensen, Marilyn Lemke, Koren Stamm, Lei Fink, Dione Couilord,
THIRD ROW: Helga Bernhard, Nancy Schwartz, SECOND ROW: Carol England, Lois Helwig, FIRST ROW:
Kathy Heldewig, Joyce Harp, Sue Strongberg, Kathy Schutz.

Hi Style
Hi Style, one of the hard working girls' service clubs are MBHS, sponsored a style show
this year called Premiere. The girls paraded in clothes sponsored by various clothing
stoi;;es in Kenosha. The club also participated in the Fall Festival and entered a joint float
with Hi-Y in the Homecoming celebrations. Hi Style was advised by Miss Linda Gripp, a
new teacher at MBHS.

Stepping out ... ?

A highly successful Pre miere performance.
The newest thing for school.

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Among the many activities of K Teens this
year was Sadie Hawkins, a prom for poor
people. It was a highly successful activity this
year. You can always tell a K Teen by her
friendly smile above a white blouse and green
skirt or by her school spirit and her sense of
responsibility. The club's advisor for this past
year was Miss Jan Guarke.

I heard you soy thotl

K-Teens

I wonder if I should osk

BACK ROW : Lindo Bergren, Gloria Faris, Koria Hossforth. ROW
FIVE : Gerry Pascucci, Susan Drogoncewicz, Donna Torsitono. ROW
FOUR: Ruth Grove, Sylvia Snyder, Sandy Micks. ROW THREE :

to Sod ie Howkins ... ?

Jennifer Modory, Debbie Behnke, Mory Howard. ROW TWO: Koria
Jensen, Sharon Smith, Alice Seaver, Mory Gundlach. FRONT ROW:
Lynn Griebling, Joan Wendorf, Janel Thompson, Miss Gourke.

BACK ROW: Dave Chorlton, Ron Kirkpatrick, Larry Weiss, Tim Morgetsan,
Chuck Lang, Mark Swartz, Dave Leet. ROW 4: Gary Johnsen, Bab Kiss, Jim
Jensen, Greg Jefferies, Chris Hansen, Lou Mortinaitis, Jerry Hujik, Rod Pfeiffer,
Wayne Marton. ROW 3: Bab Lutter, Curt Becker, Bill Smoler, Jack Mattner,
Lee Rasmussen, Roger Chernik, Tom Arrowood, Pete Becker, John Hayner.
ROW 2: Mr . Haynes, George Doremus, Marty Cieoti, Jock Mertz, John Gross,
Tom Labeckis, Wayne Anderson, Jerry Grode, Jack Rase, Jim Smith, Bab
Swartz. FRONT ROW: John Schmelling, Tom Hafer, Bab Henkel, Steve Philo.

"Who is that guy with the big smile and large box of peanuts?" A Key Club member - naturally. Along with the
peanuts, the Key-Clubbers also sold football programs at the
games. Key Club promoted a scholarship drive - HELP A
SCHOLAR WITH A DOLLAR - and was able to award two
scholarships to deserving seniors. Their other services included
ushering on Career Day and working ot the Sabine Oral
Vaccine Clinic. In the spring, Key Club participated in the annual Key Club Convention and held a banquet at Carthage
College . Several parties were given during the school year.
With Mr. James D. Haynes os their advisor, the boys strived
to achieve good citizenship through their service projects.
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Hafer
VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . Bob Henkel
SECRETARY ................•.............. Steve Philo
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Schmelling
ADVISOR .......•................ Mr. James D. Haynes

Huh?
A "Key" member at work.

KEY CLUB

HI-Y
Oh, what the chorus line could do
with those!
BACK ROW: Richard Williams, Earl Schornick, Mike Zalud, Joe Perez.

The Armenian rug peddler himself!
Just fulfilling their club duties really keeps Hi-Y members on their
toes. During our brief noon period, they could be seen rushing
over to the Annex to sell milk to the student body.
The proceeds from this sale were used for o senior scholarship ct
the end of the year. Two American flags were presented to MBHS
by this service club this year. At the basketball games, Hi-Y members announced the scores and the players who made them . They
also stocked the trophy case duirng the year and kept the Hi-Y
room operating. Under the guidance of Mr. Dovey, Hi-Y members
experienced another good year.
OFFICERS
First Semester
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . • . . . Bill Antaramian
VICE-PRESIDENT • . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skip Seager
SECRETARY . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Lepp
TREASURER . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ron Krok
Second Semester
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . Skip Seager
VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Ron Krok
SECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . Keith Lindgren
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Scott Lindgren

ROW 6 : Russ Bullomore, LeRoy Copen, Tom Yore, Ken Horgen. ROW 5 :
Fred Arbonello, Dick Bucholz, Mr. DoYey, Bruce Anthonsen. ROW 4:
Lee Englund, Bab Lepp, Larry Copen, Mike Epstein. ROW 3: Tom Laurent, Bill Antoramian. ROW 2: Scott Lindgren, Bruce Ladewig. FRONT
ROW: Ronnie Krok, Skip Seager, Keith Lindgren.

JUST WORK WHILE A JUNIOR

"I like Bosco."

As the class of '64 entered its second year at M .B.H.S.,
it was faced with the problem of split shifts, along with
the rest of the student body. After a slow start, the class
officers were elected during the second semester.
Shortly after elections, work was begun for the forthcoming prom, "Spring Fantasy." There was a large turnout by members of the junior class to work on the prom
committees. All in all, we looked forward to and enjoyed

"And what is the next case, Dr. Kildare?"

a successful prom. Mr. Kriz, the faculty coordinator,
guided and helped us to make prom night an evening
to remember.
We hope to achieve the success we did as sophomores
while preparing f.or our senior year at M .B.H.S.

Tim Morgetson, Vice-president; Jock Rose, President; Lindo Bergren, Treasurer; Carol Hubbard, Secretory .

Jack Rose
Junior Class President

Bonnie Adelsen

Gary Axelson

Diane Adelsen

Howard Backe

Judy Agazzi

Bill Bader

Douglas Ahlert

Lucille Bognoll

Beth Ahrendt

Judy Baietto

Sisto Albonito

Michoel Bailey

Sandy Alcott

Jane Baker

Marilyn Allen

Kath leen Banks

Bill Andresen

Edword Barengo

Howard Alwardt

Goyle Barnett

Richard Andersen

Richard Baumgorten

George Anderson

Bob Baxter

JoAnn Anderson

Julie Baxter

Judith Anderson

Jenny Beck

Wayne A. Anderson

Allon Becker

Woyne L. Anderson

Borbaro Becker

Cheryl Andre
Bruce Anthonsen
Morie Aquillen
Carol Becker

Fred Arbanella

Jerry Becker
Rosie Becker
Porn Begh

Goil Arendt
Susan Arndt
Thomos Arrowood
Rich Aulozzi

Borboro Behnke
Donna Behrmann
Clifford Bell
Alon Bello

You missed a spat!

Gerald Belongia
George Benedict
Corio Bente
Connie Berg

John Bergo
Roy Bergquist
Linda Bergren
Dave Bernhardt

Verneol Berry
Arthur Bessel
Jim Bisiorek
Mike Bjorn

Bruce Blankley
Sandro Blazewicz
Diana Bloziewske
Ed Block

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Dave Callan
Ken Campagna
Dave Caputo
Sue-An Carey

Sharon Carr
Tom Carrel
Charles Cash
Steve Cossily

Donna Casteel
Craig Castana
Patricia Cattelino
Mary Caudill

Dreana Cernohorski
Patricia Cesario
Paul Cespuglio
Nol I don't want to see what you're learning in wres-

Roger Chernik

tling.

Joseph Chovan

Ken Blonien
Darlene Boehme

Doug Christensen

Pete Bogda novic

John Christensen

Carrie Borden

Penny Christensen

Diane Bose

Sandie Christian

Virginia Bosman

Nancy Christoffersen

Lynne Botz

Ken Cimon

Jane Bower

Kenneth Cline

Laurel Boyle

Shirley Cleerman

Maxine Brand

Steve Clark

Sue Bredek

Robert Clark

Jeffrey Brennan

Donna Clark

Nina Brown

Sue Cohler

Terri Brown

Kenneth Colby

Larry Brownell

Joyce Cole

Jonnifer Bruce

John Cole

Fronk Bruch

Bob Collins

Louis Bruenning

Donald Colvin

Bob Brugger

Susan Congdon

Carl Brugger

Gory Cookson

Barbaro Buege

Larry Copen

Wonda Burch

Cesare Covelli

David Coddock

Merle Crone

Colleen Callahan

Dennis Curnes

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Kathleen Currey
Pat Czar
Ed no Do rracatt
Bab Darula

Muriel Dase
Diane Dau
Jim Davey
Arlyn Davis

Jerry Davis
Robert Dean
Mory DeBettignies
Frank DeFurio

Roger DeKok
Larry Delobio
Freddie Delacy
Looks Good ... Hows it taste?

Don Delaney

Chuck Estill

Robert DeMicchi
Bill Dickey

Pete Falcone

Linda Dickinson

Rosanne Fanduz.zi

Kathleen Dielman

Joonne Faraone

Bonnie Doctor

Jim Farrell

Bobbie Dorfman

Sheila Feldt

Claude Doud

Cynthia Feick

Vernon Dougherty

Sandra Fennema

Darla Dowd

Thomas Fi rchow

Sue Dragancewicz

Sharon Fischer

Ron Dryfhout

Luana Fleming

Roger DuBois

Ruth Fondrliak

Marcia Dumesic

Cheryl Fontaine

Annetta Durdik

Rodney Froid

Mory Ebell

Janette Franke

Karen Eckman

Bonnie Franzen

Renelle Eddy

John Fredericksen

John Elwell
Carol Englund

Sandra Fredericksen
Anita Freerking

Paula A. Erdman

Jane Friedl

Paula Erdman

Bruce Fry

Beverly Erickson

Judy Fuhrer

Sharon Ernst

Gloria Fugate

Dan Ervin

Jane Fulmer

119

Judy Gapko

Judith Homsing

Joe A. Garcia

Janet Hondschuh

Chere Gardner

Steve Hannahs

Tim Geary

Henry Hannes

Roy Gerlach

Jeon Hensen

Christine Gemmell

Thomas Hanson

Nancy Germinaro

Dorothy Hardin

Donald Gibney

Karin Harestad

Jerry Gilewski

Sandy Hart

Lon Gillman

Dick Hartkopf

Gary Gilman

Carole Hartl

Gretchen Glerum

Eddie Hartnek

Kathy Goodwin

Brian Hartnell

Donna Gordon

Bruce A. Hartnell

Tim Gosselin

Jeanne Hasselback

Diane Gotsche

Karla Hassforth

Charles Haubrich

Dennis Graumann
Dave Graves

Mark Haukedahl

Adele Gray

Robert Hawley

Les Grebetz

David Hawes

Martha Gregory

Laurie Heal

Jerry Gretzinger

Beverly Heather

David Grimes

Ronnie Heintz

Nancy Grobe

Roger Heinzman

Maureen Gradney

.•. but it's traditionlll

Bruce Grohs
Harry Grosso
Alan Grotsky

Bebe Grotsky
Ruth Grove
Kathy Guelfi
Barbara Guess

Joan Gunderson
Mary Gundlach
Ann Hockba rth
Ron Heidinger

Kathie Hall
Tim Hamelink
Kim Hammes
Joan Hamsing

120

Rick J. Helton

Cindy Holderness

Lois Helwig

Joyce Holm

Charles Henderson

Richard Holm

Dale Henry

Roger Holm

Shirley Heppel

Joan Holmes

Mike Herbach

Diane Holachwost

Tom Herman

Kenneth Horgen

Mary Hernandez

Carol Hubbard

Marilyn Herolt

Sue Hucker

William Herolt

Ter ry Huff

Bob Herrmann

Jerry Hujik

Sally Herstedt

Becky Hunziker

Raleigh Hewitt

Jim Huxhold

Paula Hicks

Sharon lngbretsan

Cheryl Higgie

Jo nice Ingram

Mel Higgins

Sharon lngrouille

Sandra Irvine

Richard Higgins

Thomas Irving

Kathy Hildewig

Kathleen Jahnke

Larry Hill

Ruth Jankiewicz

Barbara Hitzemann

Judy Haferitza

Andy Janota

Sharon Hoff

Greg Jefferies

Jan Hoffman

Bonnie Jensen

Frank Hoffman

Jack Jensen

James M . Jensen
Just one more for the road?

Jim C. Jensen
Karla Jensen
Randall Jensen

Tom Jensen
Mike Jerome
Robert Jewell
Larry Johnson

Patrick Johnson
Jim Jorgensen
Roberta Jorgensen
Lorraine Julius

Gary Kaldenberg
Joy Karpowicz
David Karrer
Edward Kaucic

121

Lillian Koski
Nancy Koster
Dolores Kovera
Merrie Kraok

Kathleen Kranski
Gordon Krebs
Bonnie Kreth
Jim Kriofsky

Dennis Krippner
Paul Kriz
Ron Krok
Anita Kromm

Dick Krueger
Pat Krueger
Rudy N . Krueger

Yes, I know I didn' t come with you .

Sherwin Kruger

Sondra Krusa
Kathy Kruse
Keith Kubert

Coro! Kelley

Gail Kublik

Morsho Kellmon
Mike Kelly
Bob Kelps

Judith Laba
John LaBelle
Eve LaCombe

Mortin Kepler

Skip LaDousa

Mike Ketler
Ralph Keuffer
Kathleen Kibler

LaVerne LaFayette

Ca role Kirby
John Kiser

Pat Lafitte

Kathy Kleinschmidt

Donna Lone

Sally Klopstein

Jack Lane

Kenneth Knapp

Chuck Lange

Gail Knitter

Nancy Lange

Da le Knoedler

Lowell Larsen

Gerald Knoespel

Bob Laudonio

Detlef Knueppel

Lynn Laurent

Carol Knutson

Gil Lauritsen

Janice Kober

Linda Lawrence

Sheri Kobleski

Sherrie Leadingham

Jim Kolkmann

Tom Lebeckis

Sue Kolmos

Nick Ledanski

Marjorie Koos

Dave Leet

Alan Kopp

Dennis Lehto

122

Michael leinenweber
Kenneth Lemke
Daniel Lenegar
Diane Lento

Catherine Lepp
Jahn Lesko
Richard Levis
Virginia lewis

Lorna Lichtenberg
Sandra Lillie
Judy Lindemann
Keith Lindgren

Robert Linstroth
Allan Litz
Lorry Loback

You short-changed me!

Lucrezia Locante

Fred Lokken
Diane Lorenz
Mary Lovren

Archie Maxwell

Bab Lutter

Anita McDowell
Bonnie McHenry
David Mel ntosh

Dan Luzar
Becky Lyles
Judy Lyon

Maureen Meland

Cheryl Mack

Terry Hammes
James Mentek
Joe Merlo

Charles Madsen

Joyce Merrell

Ron Madsen

Tom Merritt

Ronnie Malsch

Gordon Meyer

Lonny Malzahn

Pam Meyer

Donna Manthei

James Meyers

Tim Morgetson

Sandy Micks

Alyce Martell

Bill Mikolyzk

Jane Martin

Ray Miladin

Jay Martin

Pam Milloger

Johanna Mortinaitis

Rodney Millar

Don Martinelli

Dale Miller

Emma Martinez

Frank Miller

Judy Marx

John Miller

Lindo Mathews

Morie Miller

Shirley Mathis

Gary Mink

Tom Matrise

Don Minkey

123

Sandra Minors
Gary Mitchell
Mary Mackobee
Jennifer Madory

Ellen Monson
Alexander Montgomery
Spence Montgomery
Mathis Moore

Patrick Moron
Bill Marrill
Lindo Morrill
John Morrow

Ann Mueller
Larry Mueller
Robert Munroe

Royalty!I

Leo Murawski

Kathy Ostlund

Bernie Nedewski
Julie Neely

Dorothy Ott

Donita Neisius

Thomas Otto

Karen Nelserr

Ken Owsichek

Mary Lou Nelson

Janice Pallister

Judy Neu

Roger Polmen

Glenn Nicholls

Karen Parent

Sue Nichols

Danny Parker

Don no Nicolazzi

John Paricka

Carol Nies

Tom Pasquoli

L. C. Noel
Frank Novosel

John Passarelli
Gloria Pate

Dick Oas

Marty Patrick

Darlene O'Donnell

Michael Patrick

James Ohmstead

Calvin Patterson

Beckie Olivares

Frances Patterson

Susan Olsen

Jim Paulsen

Tim Olson

Don no Pauschert

Richard Omdahl

Tom Pavelick

Marciel Oncken

Judie Pavlovich

Borba ra Oqu isl

Thomas Pawlowski

Alan Orban

Dick Payette

Joseph Orender

Carol Payne

Morion Orlowski

Donna Peil

124

Tony Pontillo
Marcetto Ponzio
Pat Popejoy
Jill Partonova

Sten Post
Janet Presley
Richard Principe
Sharon Probst

Gene Pulera
Sharon Pulero
Jomes Puntillo
Richard Quonn

Jock Raaths
Gory Raeburn
Marks Roiney
Why look worried?

Mory Reber

Kenneth Penttinen

Koren Reener

Steve Perion

William Reid

Josephine Perez

Patricia Reimer

Patriciz Perri

Dove Remus

John Pestka

Sergio Rendom

Gary Petersen

Jordon Rhey

Sheron Petersen

Judi Richards

Bonnie Peterson

Suson Richordson

Jane Peterson

Edwin Rice

Cynthie Petrick

Gary Rice

Jomes Pfeiffer

Jahn Ridley

Rod Pfeiffer

Sten Rimkus

Danna Pfund

Paula Rinelli

Steve Philo

Rosemarie Ritacco

Mory Ann Piencikawski

Gerald Rizza

Potricia Pierongeli

Joe Rizzo

Ola M::ie Pitts

Ken Rizzotto

Robert Pitts

Patricia Roberts

Carolyn Pivovar

Judy Robertson

Ruth Pivovar

Gwenn Robinson

Robert Plew

Virginia Robinson

Edward Polachek

Lawrence Rodiguez

George Polanin

Jack Rose

Dovid Pollock

LeRoy Rosenbefg

125

Gretchen Roth

Jon is Scoville

Gloria Rowe
Vicki Rudin

Alice Seavert
Patricia Seidel

Kathleen Rugg

Ronnie Selin

Steve Rumachik

Michael Serpe

Marion Rusch

Naoma Shampine

Gary Sohs

Kristie Shelley

JoAnn Sakalauski

Thomas Shields

Alice Salc:lona

Philip Shierk

Jim Salerno

Libby Shipley

Rozann Salerno

Donna Shirling

Sandra Schacht

Kris Siedjack

Bonnie Schaefer

Margo Sieger

Terri Schinske

Mike Sieger

Linda Schlevensky

R. C. Simmons

John Schmelling

Bob Simons

Hope Schmerling

Marilyn Skurnick

Susan Schmit

Ken Slater

Ray Schnell

Cheryl Smith

Johnny Schroeder

James Smith

Sharon Schultz

Sharon Bruns

Holly Schumacher

Danny Culbertson

Ka t hleen Schutz

Janice Champion

Gory Scoville

Isabelle DiCello

Jon Smith
We've got the arsenic. Where's the old lace?

Koren Smith
Karen D. Smith
Mary Smith

Mike Smith
Robert Smith
Sandy Smith
Willie L. Smit h, Jr.

Willie Smoler
Sylvia Snyder
Terry Socha
Robert Soens

Vera Solomatko
Joan Spino
Donna Spr inger
Twy la Stonich

126

Sherry Stauder

Lewis Torgeson

David Steagall

Barbara Toth

Dan Stein

Terry Tower

Joan Steinhoff

Donna Tracy

Dick Steinseifer

Carol Traina

Jerry Stern

Jim Trapp

John Stevens

Robert Truax

Jane Stich

Jean Trebotich

Kathy Stoebig

Barbara Tucker

Tam Stoner

Mark Tudjan

Susan Strangberg

Nancy Tudjan

Sue Stratton

Mary Gay Turbey

Randy Streblow

Dave Urbanek

Francere Streeter

Mitch Urbanski

Ron Struthers

Jeri Urove

Mary Sturzenegger

Dean Van Daalwyk

Dennis Suchorda

Katie Van Harpen

Bob Swecker

Beverly Van Zile

Mark Swartz

Frank Vasquez

Lynne Sweet

Rafalita Vasquez

Sharon Swenson

Walter Vaughn

Linda Symons

Anthony J. Veno

Mary Szantor

Joseph Verbas

Sue Tabbert

Jim Vernon

Ronnie Taffora

We're on nextl!

Joyce Tanck
Donna Tarsitana
Lindo Tatman

Larry Tegel
Elvira Tenuta
Linda Tenuta
Kathy Terwall

Darlene Theriault
Annabelle Thomas
John Thomas
Lawrence Thomas

Sue Tho~
John Thomey
Nancy Thomsen
Holly Tomei

12 7

Patrick Victoria

Vandevere Wiemelt

Mary Vines

Bruce Wiersum

Ernest Virgili

Barb Wilda

Bill Vita

Barbara Williams

Vaughn Voight

Richard Williams

Brigitta Vallers

Allen Wilson

Barbara Wagner

Judith Wisch

Jane Wagner

Leonard Wisneski

Don Walden

Anthony Witkauskis

John Walker

Rosemary Witt

Tom Walker

Stanley Wojtyn

Wayne Walker

Joanne Woodbury

Diane Wallig

Sandra Workman

Barbara Walters

Barbara Wright

David Walters

Fred Yanel

Eunice Ward

Thomas Yore

Bonnie Yuergens
Kipp Yule
Ran Word

Sally Yule

Eillen Waswrick

Micheal Zaiud

Paulette Woterstradt
Lee W. Watkins
Cathy Zander
Dave Zapf
Lawrence Woters'tradt
Clarence Webb

Larry Zapf
Terry Zapf

Laura Webb
Judy Weber

Mary-Jane Weber
Hey, what happened to all the girls?

Diane Wedell
Connie Weiss
JoAnn Weiss

Lawrence Weiss
Bill Wells
John Wenberg
Lynn Wendorf

Steve Wente
Roger Wermeling
Stephen Weston
Judy Whitbeck

Mary White
Gail Whitefoat
Emma Whiteside
William Whittenberg

128

Pam Zeihen
Lorna Zeroz
Robert Ziesemer
Roy Zieth
Sharon Zilowis
Koren Zils
Alon Zuehlsdorl
Barbaro Dering
Tom Fredericksen
Dione Godlewski
Elizabeth Hubbard
Joyce Reeves
Kathleen Robinson
Lupi Tijerino

This is the absolute end!!!

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SPRING

SPLENDOR

SADIE HA WKIN)S DANCE
"Really! You can't possibly be that
hungry!" Many girls could be heard
laughing and groaning at the same
time when they saw their date calmly munching on the lovely corsages
that the gals had made. Sadie Hawkins - K-Teens' annual Girl Ask
Guy Dance - was some night to
remember! With the girls forking
out money for the tickets and
food, using their own car and gas,
and acting as the gentlemen well, what more could a guy ask
for?
As the moment of the crowning
drew near, excitement seemed to
fill the crowded gym. This year's
Queen Daisy Mae was Kathy Goodwin; the first-runner-up was Joeanne
Garren and second runner-up was
Rosanne Fanduzzi The 1963 Sadie
Hawkins Dance was one of the most
successful and most fun-filled dances
of the year! What a blast!

Queen Daisy Moe and her royol court: Rosanne Fonduzzi, Kathy Goodwin ~ Queenie}, ond
Joanne Gorren .

And they
taste so good,

"Do you reolly think it's going
to rain?"

too.

"So this is your l.D. card
tee-heel"

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f>rorn IJecorators

This year's Prom could not have been so beautiful and so
successful as it was if it wasn't for the Prom Decorating
Committee. These kids put in more hours then the promgoers themselves. Without Mr. Farnham's and Mr. and
Mrs. Rudy's help and time everything wouldn't have run
as smoothly as it did . Although there were about 54
students signed up there were really only a handful of
students doing the actual work.

BACK

ROW :

Karen

Nelson,

Sandy

Christion,

Darlene

Boehme, Johnne Mortinoitis, Virginia

Lewis, ROW 2: Lynn

Wendorf, Jenny Beck,

Janet Fortman,

Lynn

Laurent,

Dally

Kovero, Donna Torsitono, Donna Pouchirt, Dione Bose, Donna
Gordon, FRONT ROW : Mickey Skurnick, Jone Bawer, Lindo
Bergren, Judy Weber, Mory Goy Turbey, Jone Friedl, Pot
Lafitte,

Eunice Word, Renelle Eddy,

Patrick, Kathy Goodwin.

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Kathy Dielman, Marty

Complete with pansies, geraniums, shrubbery, grass, a fountain, and even a draw-bridge, the Junior Prom - SPRING
FANTASY - was the spectacular of the year. Luckily, the
weather coincided with the occasion and was just perfect. After all their plans and work, the Junior class, along with the
rest of the student body, was all set to enjoy this wonderful
evening. At midnight, everyone trooped over to the Orpheum
Theater to watch "Tammy and the Doctor" starring Sandra
Dee, and then returned for the afterglow - food, entertainment, and fun . When the last dance was over, breakfast was
served and then off to see the sun come up and to go on an
old-fashioned picnic! To discourage the picnickers, it began to
rain but it didn't ruin any of the fun on May 3, 1963.

Scrumptious food

Well, this way I can scratch my
knees if I want to.

Sign-up time

What? Me worry?

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Time for refreshments.

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Tired feet.

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Hey, 1 see you up there.

One of mony heorty hondshokes.

138

Our Beautiful Afterglow
Kiwanis Club again made our biggest event of the
year complete. The Afterglow, which is now considered
a natural affair of Prom, was a great success. The
movie which was arranged for Promgoers was a Hollywood Premiere. When we returned to the Eagles Club
the setting was just like a nightclub full with actual
nightclub acts. All the Kiwanis men worked hard in
preparation for the Afterglow and many stayed late
to get our food ready. Through Afterglow our night
merrily continued to dawn.

Is it all right if I came back far
seconds?

Toot-a-loo

Those happy, untiring Kiwanis men.

And the girls thought their feet hurt!

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"TAKE FIVE))
The annual Variety Show which is the work of the Bradford High
School Swing Band was presented on March t and 8. With his
spicy remarks, Wayne Morton put the audience in a jovial mood
for an evening of excellent entertainment. The Swing Band
furnished both relaxing and swinging music and the group was
really the hit of the show. Some very talented boys displayed
their stupendous dancing abilities in the Boys' Can-Can. An
extremely touching version of the Cinderella story was portrayed
by an all male Comedy Group. Other numbers included the
girls' chorus line, a jazz group, several soloists, a barbershop
quartet, the girls' trio, and several humorous skits. All in all, the
show was an outstanding display of cooperation and work
- thanks to all those who participated in this year's Variety
Show!

Kennedy has a rocker; Jahn has a
stool.

Doesn't Poopsie have pretty knees?

When we don't earn enough cutting
hair we sing.

And the band played an ...

Where'd that beautiful baby go?

Sally's at it again!

The Sisty Uglies with the Lady Clairol specialty hair-dos.

The mast touching moment in the show.

"Bubbly Music" by the
swing band

Our guys with right angles like the Can.Can.

Premiere
Hi-Style presented 'Premiere' its annual spring fashion show
on April 6. The models seemed to step from the pages of
Vogu e and the young men assistants walked out of he pages

of Esquire . The clothes were donated by the prominent stores
of Kenosha. The show was a great success with the mode ls
wearing all the latest fashions.

Our own Fronk Sinatra

Smile pretty

Just st rolli ng alo ng

Our lovely e mcee

Wotch your step

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The Clothes We Wore

Spring -

to the Prom

Summer - to t he Beaches

Anytime -

Holiday Att ire

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to the Casual Ploces

Science Fair
Mary D. Bradford High School opened it's annual Science Fair in the
Boys' Gym on March 24. Experiments, exhibits and demonstrations were
done by students from MBHS and Salem Central High School. Judging
of the projects was done on Sunday afternoon of the 24th just before the
Fair was opened to the public. Students worked very diligently on these
projects and some received cash prizes as a reward . After the Fair was
over many students brought their projects up to Marquette University in
Milwaukee for the Fair opening on Wednesday, March 27th .

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but let thot other stuff settle then you'll find it.

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BASIC PRINCIPLE
F AERODYNAMICS

Here chick, chick, chick, chick.

SEMINAR
By starting off the year with on all-out candy sole, Seminar
earned enough money for a senior scholarship and for Science
Fair prizes. Under the guidance of Miss Mary Doherty, meetings
were held twice a month. Colorful scientific movies were shown,
and the annual Christmas party was held in December. Two outstanding guest speakers spoke to Seminar students: Mr. William
Smart, on organic chemist, discussed organic chemical research,
and Professor Gottlieb talked about the aspects of the New Civil
Defense Methods.
At Homecoming, Seminar participated in the Walking Parade .
At their annual Science Fair, Seminar members worked long
hours along with Miss Doherty to make this event a success. Since
the club members ore students taking chemistry or physics, they
usually enter the Fair. Prizes and certificates were awarded to
Science Fair winners at Science Awards night which was held at
St. Joseph H.S. Definitely, this club experienced a busy and worthwhile yeorl

Steady, now.

OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ................................ Jerry Grode
VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Shannon
RECORDING SECRETARY ................ Mory Goy Turbey
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Candy Anderson
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ............... Gail Berenson
ADVISOR ............................. Miss Mory Doherty

BACK ROW : Jomes Jorgensen, Koren
Nelson, Jerry Owens, Jeff Tenwinkll,
Barbaro Behnke, Joanne Weiss, Vero
Solomotko, Janette Franke, Kathy Stoebig. ROW 4: Rolph Cheplok, William
Smoler, Fronk Bramson, Howard Gesbeck, Koria Hassforth, Judy Lindemann,
Susan Hort, Maryann Sepulveda, Jonis
Scoville, Dale Henry. ROW 3: Fronk
Brusch, Diano Bloziewske, Jone Peterson, Joyce Tonck, So.ndy Workman,
Barbaro Hitzeman, Donna Behrman,
Sandy Fennema, Sue Mortensen, Carole
Englund, Koren Parent, Hoay Grosso.
ROW 2: Lou Mortiniotis, Cody Swoiko,
Jennifer Modory, Pot Czar, Melody
Hess, Kathy Schutz, Lindo Tenuta, Mory
Gundlach, Bill Sonnenberg. SITIING:
Jerry Grode, Gail Berenson.

"We come to help you!" -

"I'm a klepto when it comes to money."

Really?

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BACK ROW: Don Jacobson, Bob Kiss, Bernie Beck, Bob Olsmon .
ROW

2: Al

Becker, Tom

Hensen, Steve Philo, Ron

Zieth .

FRONT ROW: Clarence Mento, Morty Ciotti, George Doremus,

Gordy Krebs, Cooch Schmale.

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Coach Schmale's racketeers served some impressive
records this year. His team took first place in the
sectionals, with Steve Philo winning the singles title
and Bernie Beck and Bob Olsman the doubles title.
Bernie and Bob also took first place in the State
while the team ranked second. Bob Olsman left the
team in the hands of Steve Philo for next season.
Bernie Beck was named "Most Valuable Player."

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Bradford High's baseball team won the state baseball championship. They won by beating the Big
Eight title holder, Madison Central, 2-0. Their proud
coach, Andy Smith beamed, "The kids were itching
to play. They knew they could do it." Before winning
the title they had beaten the defending champs, Eau
Claire, 5-0.
Bradford's record for the season was 15-4 Bill
Hansche, Doug Cappelen, and Don Keating were
named to the tournament all-star team.
Doug Cappelen was captain of this year's team and
will leave these champs to Howie Aldwart. Bill Hansche
was named "Most Valuable Player."

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BACK ROW: Bill Hansche, Al Zuehlsdorf, Jack Benedict, Chuck

Lange, Richard Baumgarten, Haward Aldwort, Mitch Urbanski,
Bill Gerber, Don Keating, Doug Cappelen, Coach Smith. ROW

2: Larry Weiss, Bob Truax, Ray Mowrey, Jim Trebbin, George
Benedict. FRONT ROW: Tom Laba, Ernie Virgili, Gordy Meyers,
Larry Mueller, Wayne Schnell, Bob Lutter.

Track
Although this year's track team didn't
win any championships, all of its members showed great spirit and drive. They
are a group to be proud of! Many of
these athletes will return for another season to back up their school. We are looking forward to a year of great achievement!

BACK ROW: Ken Smith, Fred Arbonello, Dick Kaiser, Gilbert Louritson, Lorry Weiss,
Art Scola, Bob Pitts, Jerry Knospel, Jim Whyte, Lee Englund, Dick Klopstein. ROW

4: Dove Bohr, Dove Leet, Allen Wilson, Don Lenegor, Don Peterson, Bob Ziesemer.
ROW 3: Norm Gentry, Leroy Copen, Ron Kirkpatrick, Ed Springhoff, Tom Veno,
Bob Pelligrino, Gory Skrovronski, Ken Brugger. ROW 2: Hector Rendon, Jim Jensen,
Jack Rose, Greg Jeffries, Joe Perez, Wayne Anderson, Tim Rose, Bryon Kipp, Greg
Schmidt, Colvin Potterson, Jock Molner, Fred Delacy. FRONT ROW: Louis Cheplok,
Bob Coral, Sergio Rendon, Tony Aiello.

But I can't touch the groundll

Don't step out of the circlelll

ls it that much work???

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Turf Diggers
This year's golf team showed promise, their downfall being that they couldn't be consistent. They
hod a record of 3-6 for dual matches. A second
in the sectionals qualified them for the State. Terry
Huff was medalist with a 76. In the sectionals,
these golfers placed ninth out of twenty-four
teams for the State. The season was successfully
closed with the team tieing for fifth place in the
State. Jim Morrison was named "Most Valuable
Player" and also was captain this season. Terry
Huff, will toke over the responsibilities of captain
next year. Letter winners were Jim Morrison, Barry
Noll, Mike Lovren, Terry Huff, Kipp Johnson and
Pete Chotilovicz. This is Cooch Palmen's first year
as golf coach ond this is the team's third best
showing in the Stole. The other two times were in
1956 and 1957. Polmen wos o member of those
teams.

BACK ROW: Cooch Polmen, Pete Chot ilovicz, Mike Lovren, Ken Horgen, Jock Sorenson, Cody Shwoiko, Ken Meyer, Paul Feneko, Bill Mikolyzk. FRONT ROW: Bra d ley
Leach, Jim Meyers, Kipp Johnson, Terry Huff, Jim Morrison, Barry Noll.

A mig hty swing

Captain and 'M V P,' M orrison

M i ke Lovren

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Doug Coppelen -

Bob Olsmon - Tennis

Baseball

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Jim Morrison -

Football

Dick Bucholz - Track

Golf

DEBATE

Next year's debate and forensics team has a
very bright future. With only three departing
seniors, they are bound to quality once again
Jim and Tom participate in
the WBBM-TV debate tournament.

in the quarter finals of the NFL state tournament, the first two meets of the WHSFA district, regional, and state meets, and the WBBMTV debate tournaments.

And in conclusion, I would
like to soy ...

BACK ROW: Cooch J. D. Davies, Bob Lutter, Mork Swartz, Bob
Swecker. ROW 3: Jim Farley, R. C. Wittenberg, Tom Ohlgort, George
Anderson. ROW 2: Carol Beck, Robert Sfociotti, John Shannon, Eddie

Alright, Evans, go away with your camera.

Block, Jone Peterson, Tom Shields, Bill Smoler, Jim Jensen, FRONT
ROW: Robert Kiss, Jeff Reilly, Ruth Bergstrom, Tim Rose, John Kishline, Michael Evans.

FORENSICS
The individual participants of the forensic
league worked very hard on their speeches,
debates, and programs. Seven out of nine
qualified for the Wisconsin Forensic Association, and they each received a gold or a silver
medal. Jane Peterson received a first in the
Extemporaneous Speaking Division at the state

Just a minute, I can't read
my notes.

meet. Next year should be even more rewarding for the juniors and sophomores of
this year show much promise.
Tim Rose hos 1ust begun to
talk and talk and talk.

BACK ROW: Mr. Davies, coach, Tom Ohlgort, George Anderson,
Wayne Morton. ROW 2 : John Shannon, Jone Peterson, Keith Kubert,

Jim Jensen, FRONT ROW: Bob Kiss, Jeff Reilly, Ruth Bergstrom, Ed
Block, Bill Smoler, Tim Rose, Gregory Mason.

A very pensive group to watch on television.

SENIOR
Even the weather cooperated to give
the Seniors a Wednesday night to remember. The Senior Banquet was a great
success with its delicious turkey and
grand entertainment. Students, teachers,
and school officials all enjoyed the wonderful night.

A few words from the Senior Closs President,
Bill Antoromion .

Remember that little ploy by Mr. Gladding?

Mory D. Bradford scholarship winners.

Kenosha's finest combo.

Please poss the rolls from that table.

CHOW TIME
Many happy faces were seen around
the hall when the scholarships were
presented to the deserving winners.
When all was over, the Seniors looked
forward to graduation with even greater anticipation.

What a group of hungry eaters!

Somebody's toking a picture of the
photographer!

Another group of scholarship winners.

What a cute place cord.

They're going to tuxedo junction, core to go
along?

Gradu
Ex er
A view at tomorrow's educators and
leaders.

For

Class

That sun sure is hot today,
isn't it?

"Ohhhh, say can you see

Is there anyone here who
believes he should not graduate?

Boys, put those caps back
on!

156

at ion
czses
Here come the
ospiring 1963
groduotes.

the

of '63
Quick, dod, toke o picture
of me .

Just th ink, it took twelve
yeors of school to get th is

for .

See whot I got, Word?

Pretty soon I' ll hove my tossel on the right side.

157

Gregory Mason speaks about the adult
delinquent.

Excellence is pursued by Wayne
Morton.

The end of the beginning .

Mr. Huettner introduces our guests of
honor.
Turn that sunlight out!

158

1s61-1963
o!lll J!ONDRgD AND 'fJi!RD
yE,}.R oF GR;.vV;. TES

""~ p.,.t. s.,,,l
1~A~

$""' 6, 1963 at # p. J;f.

SOME SATISFACTION AS A SENIOR

I don 't knowl

Do you wont to go to Sub Deb now?

We, the students of the 1963 graduating class of Mary
D. Bradford High School, have gained invaluable training for the future through the guided leadership of the
administration and inwardly, through the conscientious
work of the students themselves.
Who will forget the days of our sophomore life when
we were sold elevator passes and other necessities by
those "big" seniors who caroused the halls in their "K"
jackets, or the exciting basketball games which really
made us feel like part of the school when we cheered .
During our junior year, we were amazed at the capabilities of the wrestling team led by Bob Reed .

This is our year, a year which we shall always remember. Ellen as Homecoming Queen, Danny Hines and Jack
Benedict leading the basketball team and student body
to heights of great school spirit, the Variety Show, the
Senior Banquet, and Graduation - these are b1.1t a few
of the many thrills which will always remain in our
hearts, never to be forgotten.
Thank you for the honor of being Class President of such
a fine group of scholars, athletes, and "just plain"
friends.
Bill Antaramian
Senior Class President

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jerry Grode, vice-president; Joyce Torsitono, treasurer; Ellen Jorn!, secretory;
and Bill Antaromion, president.

WI LAARON,
Dale
LIAM D.
Lincoln
Band 1

ALBANO, PAUL l.
Pie - Washington

A BR.A HAMSON,
G.
RONALD
Ron Washington

ALLI, BEITY J. coln

ALLEN, BARBARA

ANDERSON,
RICHARD H.
Dick - Lincoln Bond 1,2; Science
Fair 2

ADAMS,
LINDA
B. - Lynn - Lincoln
Sophomore Mixed Choir
1; Wig 'n Mask
1; Senior Girls
Choir 2; Sub Deb
2,3, Queen Daisy
Mae 2; A Cappello
Choir
3,
Secretary; Homecoming
Candidate, Second Attendant 3; Seminar 3; Prom Committee 2; Science
Fair 3

ANDRADE, WESLEY D. - McKinley - Sophomore
Wrestling
1,2;
Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Swing
Band 2,3; Variety
Show 2,3

ADAMS,
PATRICIA M. - Pat Lincoln - Sopha·
more Mixed Choir
1; Senior Girls'
Choir 2; G.A.A.
3; Kenews 3; Spy
Salesman 3; Science Fair 1; Red
Cross
Representatives 3

ADEL, KAREN M.
- Washington Junior Red Cross
2; Spy Salesman
2, Student Council Alternate 1,2;
Prom Committee

Lin-

ANTARAMIAN
WILLIAM
R.
Bill - McKinley Student Council 1,
2,3; Hi-Y Club 1,2,
3, K Club 2,3; Elks
Leadership
Contest, First Place;
Varsity
Football
Manager
1,2,3;
Basketball
Announcer;
Variety
Show 2; Kenews 2,
3; Wig 'n Mask
2;
Student Announcer 2

ANDERSEN, CANDACE
S. - Candy - Lincoln
- Wig 'n Mask 1,3; Red
Cross Representative 3;
Seminar 2,3; Sub Deb
2,3; Wig 'n Mask Christmas Play 1; Ke news
Salesman 3, Publicity
Crew,
"I
Remember
Mama"; Fall Festival
Committee 3; Committee Chairman for Christmas Formal 3; Science
Fair 2

AGAZZI,
MARY
A. - Mar - McKinley

ALFREDSON,
NANCY
A. Washington Spy Salesman
1,2,3;
Ke news Sa Ies mo n 1,2;
Wig 'n Mask 1; Seminar 2; Red Cross Representative 1,2,3; Sub
Deb Club 2,3; Prom
Committee 2; Foll Festival Chairman 3; Assistant
Manager
for
Homecoming
Candidate; Science Fair 2

ANDERSEN,
NANCY
L.
McKinley
1' 2 ' 3 ' G.A.A.
ANTES, DELORES G.A.A.
L'
Board 2,3; Sophomore
E _ D
·I
ee -;;- in- Symphonic Choir; Sen~~nchers Clu~tu;~ ior Mixed Choir
Booster Club l;
G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spy
Salesman 3; Variety Show Committee 1; Spanish
Club
1;
Bond
Color Guard 1

A NT 0 N ET T I,
SHARON

ASBOTH,
MICHELE A. - Mickey
- Washington Ken e w s
1,2,
French Club 2;
K-Teens 2,3; Honor Society 3

AUSEN, CHARMAYNE L. - Chor - Woshington Junior Red Cross 2,3
BAAS, LARRY R. - Lenny - McKinley - Band 1,2;
Sophomore lootboll; Varsity footboll 2,3; Sophomore
basketboll, Vorsity basketball 2; Sophomore baseball;
Varsity baseball 2,3; Golf 3; Student Council 1; KClub 1,2,3; Seminar 2; Science Fair; Sophomore
Night
BAIER, RUTH E. - Lincoln
Artists' Alley 1,2; President 3; Booster Club 1,2,3. Secretary 3; Wig 'n Mask
1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Kenews 1,2,3; Feature Editor
3; Prom Committee Chairman 2· Quill and Scroll 3;
Sodie Hawkins 2; Homecoming Committee 3; InterClub Presidents' Council 3
BAIN, MARGARET A.
Red
Lincoln
BALDAUF, GEOFFREY D - Lincoln - Swimming 1,2,3
BALTES, MICHAEL C.
Tuna
McKinley
Sophomore football; Variety Show 2,3; Latin Club; Seminor 2; Science Fair 2; Student Council 1
BARNES, DANNE L. - DeeDee - Lincoln - Spy 1,
2,3; Spy Salesman 2; Prom Committee 2; Kenews
Representative 1, Red Cross 1; Student Council 2;
GA.A . Swimming 1
BARROWS, SHERRILL A - Sherrie - McKinley
G.A.A. 1,2,3

BECK, BERNARD A. Boomer Lincoln 1,2,3; SophoTennis
more
bosketboll
l;
Vorsity bosketboll 2;
Cross Country 1,2; Hiy 1,2; K-Club 1,2,3;
Science Foir 2, Honoroble Mention; Pool Instructor

BECK, DONN K.
Rink
Lincoln
Swimming 1; Seminor

BEAUCHAMP,
ORA - Sondy

BEHNKE, DEBORAH L. - Benks - Lincoln - Booster
Club 1,2; Trident 1,2; Sophomore Symphonic Choir;
Senior Girls Choir 2; K-Teens 2,3; Homecoming Committee 3, Co-designer of homecoming !loot; Student
Council Alternate 2; Pool Instructor 2,3; French Club
2,3; Trident 2; Science Fair 2; Voriety Show 3
BEINE, LINDA M. - St. Joseph - G.A.A. 1
BENEDICT, JOHN A. - Jock - McKinley - Vorsity
footboll 1,2,3; Varsity bosketboll 1,2,3; Vorsity boseboll 1,2,3; K-Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Seminor 3
BENSON , KRISTI L. - Lee - Lutheran High
BERENSON , GAIL J. - Lincoln - Orchestra 1,2,3,
Treasurer 3; Red Cross Representative 1; Variety
Show 1; Sophomore Girls Chorus 1; A Cappello
Choir 3; Se~ior Girls Choir 2; Sophomore Night 2,3;
1961 Commencement; Awards Assembly 1,2,3; Homecoming Assembly 1,2; Organist 2,3; Science Fair 2,3,
3rd place Physics Exhibit 3; Assistant Librarian 2;
Homecoming Parade 3; Madrigals 3; Seminar 3,
Secretary 3, French Club 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3;
Cinematic 2,3
BERG, CHERYL D. - Lincoln - Band 1,2,3; Orchestra
2,3; Brass Choir 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Seminar 2
BERNHARD, HELGA - lnstituto de Educacao Monsenhor Bicodo <Brazil American Field Service .Exchange Student; Hi-Style Club 3
BERTELLE, ALDINA B. - Dina - Lincoln - Wig 'n
Mask 1,2,3, Secretary 2. President 3; Thespians 2,3;
Band color guard 3; Booster Club 1; Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2; "I Remember
Moma" 1; "Old Lady Shows Her Medals" 1; "Corn Is
Green" Crew; "Cheoper By the Dozen" 3; Inter-club
Presidents' Council 3; Student Council Alternote 2

SAN-

BIERDZ, BARBARA A . - Barbs - Friedens Lutheran
High
BlfRZYCHUDEK, DOLORES J. - Dee
Lincoln Student Council 1; Spy Salesman I; Junior Red Cross
Representative 2; Kenews Salesman 2, Kenews 2; Variety Show 2; Senior Mixed Choir 3
BLANCHARD, LOIS J. - Lo - Lincoln
BLEASHKA, DAWN C. - Cathy - Washington
Booster Club 1,2

BLOXDORF, ARTHUR G - Art - McKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2; A Cappello Choir 3
BOARDMAN, KRISTIN R. - Bish
McKinley - Bond
1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Artists' Alley 2,3; Makeup Committee, Variety Show 2
BOCK, CHERYL D. - Cherie
McKinley - Honor
Society 3; Spy Salesman 3; Student Council Alternate
1,2; Kenews Representative l; Science Fair 1,2; Sub
Deb 3; Homecoming Assembly 2; Assistant manager,
Hom~coming 3; Red Cross Alternate 3; G.A.A. 1,2,
Sports Demonstration 1
BOETTCHER, ERIC
Friedens Lutheran - Spy Salesman 2; Trock 1; Advertising Soles Closs Treasurer

BOHAT, JOHN
McKinley

BOETTCHER,
LEEN - Kathy

KA TH-

E.

-

BOHM, RICHARD A. Former - Washington
- Student Council 3,
Varsity Football 1,2

BONN, BUTCH
BOSE, BETTY J. - Bets - Lincoln - Red Cross 1,2
BOSE. EILEEN B. - 'I' - Washington
BOSE, SHARON S. - Wosh'ngton - Spy Salesman
2,3; Science Fair 2

BOTHE, ERIK P. - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir
l; A Cappello Choir 2.3; Track 2,3, Student Manager; Wrestling Student Manager 3
BOUGNEIT, KATHLEEN M - Kathy - McKinley
BRABANT, KAREN K. - Koy - Washington
Spy
Representative 1; Prom Committee 2
BRAND, THOMAS J. - Tom - Lincoln

BREDEK, JUDITH L.
Judy
McKinley
Senior Mixed Choir 2, Wig 'n
Mask 1; Sophomore Girls Chair I
BRENAMAN, NANCY J. -- Br,;n - Lincoln
BRIGGS, MARIAN E - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Chorus 1; Senior
Girls Chair 1,3; Junior Red Crass 1

BROWN, CHARLES W. - Charlie - Lincoln
Alley 2
BROWN, ROBERT A. - Lincoln
BROWNELL, PATRICIA A. - Pat - Lincoln

Gym Assistant 2; Artists

BRUCE, WILLIAM - Bruce - Lincoln
BRUNO, JA.MES M. - Jim - Lincoln
BRUNO, RODNEY P. - Lincoln

BUCHHOLZ, JOHN A. - Ster - Lincoln
BUCHMAN, KIM A - St. Lawrence
BUCHOLZ, RICHARD E. - Dick - McKinley - Varsity Footboll 1,2,3;
Sophomore Bosketboll l; Track 1,2,3, Captain 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3; K-Club 2,3,
Vice President 3

BUGALECKI, DON J. - Bug - Washington
BULLAMORE, DAVID H. Dave Lincoln BURGESS, DORIS -

Wrestling

l

BURLINGHAM, KAREN R.
Lincoln
G.A.A. 2
BUSS, RAMONA M.
Mone - McKinley - Bond 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,
3; Variety Show; Advanced Soles Closs, Secretory 3
BUSWELL, KATHLEEN A. - Kathy - McKinley - Student Council 1,2;
Bond 1,2,3, Color Guard Sergeant 3; American Field Service 3; Committee for Variety Show

CAIRO, CAROl C. - Washington
CALDART, JOHN D. - Fuzz - Friedens Lutheran High Grids 1
CALDER, CYNTHIA A. - Cindy - McKinley

Grounded

CALKINS, GERALDINE M. - Jerri - Lincoln
CAMPOLO, JANICE L. - Jon - Washington
CANAAN, GREGORY A.
Greg - Iowa - Grant High

CAREY, KATHLEEN M. - Kathy - Washington
CARROLL, MARYANNE - Washington - Illa Klave 2,3, Wig 'n Mask
1,2,3; Thespians 3; Sophomore Mixed choir l, Senior Girls' Choir 2;
A Cappello 3; Junior Classical League 2,3, "Old Lady Shows Her
Medals" l
CAYO, BARBARA E. - K. 0. - Lincoln - Trident l; G.A.A. 1

CERNY, LARRY C. - Cern - McKinley
CHARLTON, DAVID R. - Lincoln - Jr. Varsity Debate 1,2; Red Cross l;
Kenews 1,2,3, Sports Editor 2,3; American Field Service 2,3; Badger
Boys Stole 2; Seminar 2; Spanish Club 3; Key Club 2,3; Graduation
Usher 2; Creative Writing Club 3; Sophomore Qrientotion Guide 3; 3rd
Place, Elks' Leadership Contest
CHEPLAK, RALPH F. Ill - Chep - Lincoln - Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,
2,3; Baseball l; Junior Class President; Prom King; Inter-club Presidents
Council 2,3, President 3; American Field Service 2,3, Vice-President 2,
President 3; Seminar 2,3; Student Council Alternate 2; Vice-President
Student Council 3; Badger Boys Stole 2, Graduation Usher 2; Spy
Salesman 2; Sophomor~ Night 3; K-Club 3, Sophomore Orientation
Guide 3; Career Doy Host 2, Prom Committee 2

CHIANELLI, KATHLEEN M. - Kathy - Washington
CHRISTENSEN, GEIRGIANNE H. - DeeDee - Washington
CHRISTIANSON, CYNTHIA J. - Cindy - McKinley - Spanish Club 1,2,
Vice-President 2; Wig 'n Mask 1,2; 'I Remember Mamo' Cost; Bond
Color Guard !.2; Hi-Style 2,3; Seminar 2.

CHRONINGER, JUDITH A. - Judi - Washington
CLARK, GENELL - Lincoln - Senior Girls Choir 2; Seminar 2
CLARK, JAMES B. - J.B. - Lincoln
Kenews 1,2,3; Creative Writing
Club 3

CLEMENTS,
NIS W.
Salem

COAKLEY, FRANC! NE M. - Fran
- Toulon - Band
1,2,3,
Treasurer
3; Variety Show
2; Orchestra 1,2,
3; French Club 3,
Vice President 3

DENWest

C 0 HEN,
SUZANNE
E.
Suzy - Lincoln Wig 'n Mask I;
French Club 1,2;
Spy Salesman 2;
Red
Cross
2;
Graduation
usherette 2; Stage
Senior
Crew
Class Play 3

COLLINS,
DONNA M. Dann
- Washington

COLLINS,
JOHN
R. Johnny Spy
McKinley Salesman
1,3;
Kenews Salesman
1; Seminar 2; Spy
2,3;
Photographer; Kenews 2,
3; Red Cross 1;
Science Fair 2

CONSTANTI,
ANTHONY G.
Gil Washington Gym Instructor 1,2,3; Science Fair 2; Golf

2

COVELLI, WILLIAM A.
Bill - Washington
Sophomore
Class
President;
Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; A Cappello 2,3; Sophomore
Football
1;
Varsity
Football 2; Sophomore
1;
Prom
basketball
Committee; Honor Society 3
COSTEUO,
- Lincoln

MARY

COUILLARD, DIANE l.
- McKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Kenews 2; Senior Girls
Choir 2,3; Hi Style 2,3;
French
Club
2,3;
Homecoming Assembly
3; Booster Club 1

K.

COZAD, CAROL A. Washington

COVELLI , RUTH ANN
- Lincoln Booster
Club I; G.A.A. 1,2,3;
Future Nurses 2,3; Spy
Salesman 3

CURIO, RONALD
E.
Ran
Washington
Council
Student
1; Ha nor Society

2

DAHL, JANE B. Lincoln - G.A.A.
1,2,3

DAHLBERG, RITA
J. - Washington
- Science Fair 2

CRUTHERS, LARRY R.
Cruds Friedens
Lutheran - Band 1,2,3;
Swing Band 1,2,3; Science Fair 1,3; Orchestra 2,3; Brass Choir 2;
President of Brass Section of Orchestra; Variety Show 1,2,3

DASE,
JOANNE
T. - Jo - St. Joseph - Red Cross
Alternate

DEBUS,
WAYNE
H. Northwestern Prep

DELABIO, KATHLEEN R. - Kathi
McKinley
Booster Club 1,2;
Red Cross 2

DELAP,
BONNIE
D. - Lincoln

DEMARCO, SHEILA A.
Wash
ington

DESEIFE,
DIANE
R.
Friedens
Lutheron Wig
'n Mask 2, Sem1nor 2; Americon
Field Service 2,3;
Artist
Alley
3;
Coreer
Doy
Choirmon 2; Science Foir 2

DETERT,
RICHARD M.
Rich
- Woshington Sophomore Bosebo 11 1

DICELLO,
CASSANDRA
F.
Cossie Lincoln
Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Student
Council Alternote
2; Wig 'n Mosk

DEZOMA, DIANA
S. - Lincoln

2

DOREMUS, GEORGE E.
- Lincoln - Key Club
2,3, K Club 2,3; Vorsity Tennis 2,3; A Coppella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir l; Seminor 2; Spanish Club 2,
Honor Society 2,3
DILETTI, DIANNE M. Red
Woshington
Cross 2,3; Booster Club
1

DUBERSTINE,
LINDA
LU - Duby - Lincoln
G.A.A. Bowling 1,

2,3
DOMES,
Lincoln

DOMES, CHERYL R. Woshington - Student
Council Alternate
1;
Spy Salesmen 1

EAVES, JOEL T.
Lincoln
Sophomore Mixed
Choir l

DYSART,
FRANCES M. Fronnie McKinley
A
Coppello
Choir 2,3; Student Council 1;
Honor Society 2,
3; Americon Field
Service 2; Sodie
Howkins
Condidote 3; Modrigols

EDWARDS,
CAROL J. Ed Lincoln Band
Color Guord 1,2;
Future
Teochers
Club 1; Booster
Club l; Spy
So I es man
3;
Sponish Club 1

RENA

J.

-

DYKEMAN, JANET G.
Lincoln - Wig 'n
Mosk 1; Ke news Repre2; Science
sentotive
Foir 2; Kenews 2; Senior Mixed Choir 2;
Sponish Club 3; Secretary 3

EIDE, SHELBY J.
- Jeonnie - Lincoln

ELFTMANN,
SANDRA
S.
Sondy - Poducoh
Spy Solesmon
1,3; Lotin Club 2,
3; Science Foir 2

ENGLUND,
LEE
0. Oliver McKinley Hi-Y
1,2,3;
Student
co u n c i I l, 2;
Track 1,2,3; Footboll
Vorsity
3

ENGSTROM, KATHLEEN D. - Kothie - Lincoln Sophomore Girls Choir
EPSTEIN, MICHAEL E. - Crow - Lincoln - Cross
Country I ,2; Sophomore Bosketboll 1, Vorsity Bosket .
boll 2,3; Hi-Y I ,2,3, Homecoming Committee Choir
man 3; Prom Committee 2, Student Council 1,2;
Booster Club 2,3; K-Club 2,3
ESTES, TOMMY J.
Washington
EUTING, RICHARD T.
Euts - St. Joseph - Footboll
I ,2; Bosketball I ,2; Base boll 1,2; Semi nor 2; Homecoming Manoqer 3; Science Fair 2, Student Council
1; Spanish Club I; Voriety Show 2,3

EVANS, DONNA L. - Donnie - Wilmot High
Red
Cross Representative
FABIAN, ELAINE J . - Washington - Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Spanish Club 2,3
FABIAN, JEAN P -- Woshington - Sophomore Girls
Choir
FABIAN, JOAN - Washington - Sophomore Girls
Choir

FARIS, GLORIA J. McKinley
Sophomore Girls Choir I;
Wig 'n Mosk I; Seminor 2; G.A.A. 1; KTeens 2,3; Honor Society 2; Ushers 3; Red
Cross Representotive 3;
Science Fair, First Place
2; French Club 2; Lotin
Club 3; Commencement
Usherette ~

FALDUTO, MARILYN J.
- St. Joseph - G .A.A.
1; Red Cross Representotive 2,3; Future
Teochers 2,3; Wig 'n
Mosk 2; Hi-Style 3;
1962
Commencement
Exercises; Prom Committee 2; Senior Mixed
Choir 2

FEELY, ANNETTE M. - Nettie
Lincoln, McKinley Soonish Club I; Sophomore G rls Choir 1; Booster
d, b 1; Senior Mixed Choir 3; Sodie Howkins Condid1te 2; Cinemotic 1,2; Kenews Representotive 3;
Creotive Writing Club 3
FELD, DORIS - McKinley - Sophomore Symphonic
Choir I; Ke news 2; Student Council 2; Semi nor 2;
French Club 2; Senior Girls Choir 2,3; Americon
Field Service 2,3, Secretary 3; Honor Society 2,3;
Science Fair, 1st Piece 2; Projectionist 1,2,3; Groduation Usherette 2
FELDT, WILLIAM - Bill
FETZER, GAYL M. - Red - Lincoln - G.A.A. I ,2;
Senior Girls Choir 2,3; Prom Committee 2; Red Cross
Representotive 2

FINK, DIANE L. - Dee - McKinley - G.A .A. 1,2;
Senior Mixed Choir 2, Red Cross Representotive 2
FINK, JUDITH A. - Judi - McKinley - Senior Girls
Choir I; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Voriety Show 2; Wig
'n Mosk 2,3; G.A.A. 2; Spy Solesmon 2; Kenews
Solesman 2
FINK, LEILANI S. - Lee - McKinley - Kenews 1,2,3,
Ad Monoger 2; Wig 'n Mosk l; Hi-Style 2,3, Vice
President; Senior Girls Choir 1; Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; Quill end Scroll 2,3; Semi nor 2
FIRMAN! , TOM 0. - Fir Mon

FARLEY, JAMES P. Fearless - McKinley Debate 1,2,3; lnterclub
President's Council 2,3;
Usher's Club 2,3; Seminor 3

FOLKERS, SHARON L - Lincoln
FORGIANNI, RUTHANN J
Woshington more Choir I, Senior Mixed Choir 2,3
FRANTAL, FRANK G -- Lincoln
FREDERICK, SHARON A.
McKinley

Sopho-

FREDRICKSON, DONNA M. - Freddie
Solem G.A.A. 2,3; Sophomore Girls Choir I; Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Senior Girls Choir 3
FRI ODLE, ABBY J
Ab - McKinley - GA.A. I;
Sophomore Symphonic I; Seminor 2; Future Teochers
3; Spanish Club 3, Science Foir Honorable Mention
2; Alternote Red Cross Representative I
GAINES, HARRIET M. -- Lincoln
Booster Club l;
Student Council Alternate 1; Trident 2; American
Field Service 2.3; Honor Society 2,3; Kenews 2,3,
Advertising Manager 2,3; French Club 2,3, President
3; Nationol Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award Nominee 2, Badger Girls' Representotive 2; Prom Committee Choirman 2, Quill and Scroll
2,3; Third Piece Elks Leodership Contest 3; lnterclub
Presidents Council 3, Secretory-Treosurer 3
GAMBERINI, DOROTHY V
Dot - Woshington
Prom Committee 2; Booster Club 1.2,3, Sophomore
Cheerleoder 1; Vorsity Cheerleader 2; Future Nurses
1; Sponish Club 2, Seminar 2; Student Council 2;
lnterclub Presidents Council 2; Sophomore Girls
Choir 1; Senior Girls Choir 2, A Cappello 3, Sophomore Night 2; Assistont Compoign Monager 3, Science Foir 2; Commencement Usherette 2; Float Committee 3; Cinemotics 1

GARNERO, FRED J. Porpoise Lincoln Prom Committee 2; Spy
Salesmen
2;
Future
Teachers
1;
Stage
Crew l; Booster Club
1,2; Red Cross Alternate 2; Student Council Alternate 1

GARLAND, JANICE J,
- Jan - Washington

GARREN, JOANNE H.
- Joanie - Lincoln Sophomore Girls Choir
1; Student Council 1,2;
Trident
1,2,3, Secretary; Variety Show 2;
Prom
Committee
2;
Seminor 2; Science Foir
2; Graduation Usherette 2; Boaster Club 1

GARZA, BETIY - McKinley - Sophomore Girls Choir
1; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Senior Girls Choir 3;
G.A.A. 1,2,3; Boaster Club 1,2, Red Cross 2
GARZA. JUA TA - McKinley Sophomore Girls
Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir; Senior Girls Choir
GEDGAUDAS. WALTER Kite St Joseph
GERBER, BILL D.
Getts - Lincoln - Varsity Basketball 2,3: Ushers Club; K Club; Sophomore Baseball 1; Spy Salesman 3; Seminar; Student Counci;
Basketba' 2

GERBER, VALERIE J - Val - Washington
GEROLMO, SAM
GEROU, HERBERT J - Washington - Assistant Manoger of Swimming Team
GESBECK, CAROL A. - Lincoln - Sophomore Girls
Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Senior Girls Choir 3;
Red Cross 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,3; Prom Committee
2; Spy Salesman 2: Graduation Usherette 2, Senior
Girl Scouts 1,2,3, President 3

GESBECK, HOWARD S. - Lincoln - Debote l; Student Council Alternote 1; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2,3, President 3, Booster Club
3, Vice President 3; Inter-club Presidents Council 3; Seminor 3; Prom
Committee 2 Homecoming Committee 3; Homecoming Monoger 3
GILLIS, SANDRA L. - Dobie
McKinley
Lotin Club 2; Seminor 2,
G .A.A. 1,3
GODLEWSKI , MARY C - Hot Lips - McKinley

GORELIK, STEPHEN L. - Steve
Woshington
Seminor 2, Kenews
Solesmon 2,3; Spy Solesmon 2,3; Cinemotics 3; Sc'ence Foir, Honoroble
Mention 2; Wrestling 2; Swimming l; Audio-Visuol 3
GRADE, JERRY L. - McKinley - Bond l ; Honor Society 2; Key Club 2.
3; Seminor 3, President 3; K-Club 3, lnterclub Presidents Council 3;
Tolent Show l ; Prom Committee Choirmon 2; Badger Boys Stole 2;
Footboll 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Trock 1,2 3
GRAY, BARBARA E
Lincoln

GRAY, WILLIAN V - Bill - Lincoln - Wrestling 1,2,3
Pobo
Woshington
GRAZIANO. JOE M.
GREATHOUSE, JOYCE

GRIEBLING, LYNN L. - Grieb - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir l ;
A Coppello Choir 2,3; Science Foir 2; K-Teens 2,3; Voriety Show 2
GRIMES, DAVID M. - Dove - Lincoln - Footboll 1,2,3; Trock 1,2,3;
Red Cross; K-Club; Gym Assistont 1,2,3
GRISWOLD, SHARON L. - Lincoln - Bond l; Future Teochers 2; Seminor 2

GROCHOWSKI, JOANNE M. - Lincoln - Sophomore Girls Choir l;
Senior Girls Choir 2; A Cappello 3; Wig 'n Mosk 1,2; French Club 1,2;
Thespions 2,3; American Field Service 2,3; Science Foir First Ploce 2;
Seminor 2.
GROSS, ADELPHIA E. - Del - Lincoln - G.A.A. l; Senior Mixed Choir
l; Sophomore Girls Choir l
GROVES, PAUL M. - Washington
Hi-Y l; Foat ball 1,2; Wrestling 1;
Track 1; Student Council 2; Junior Class Vice-President; Science Foir 2;
Prom Committee Chairman 2; Boy Scouts 2,3; Red Cross Representative 1; Kenews Alternate 2; K Club 1,2; Homecoming Committee 2;
Student Council Alternate 2

GROVES, TERRY A. - Washington - Sophomore Footboll 1; Varsity
Football 2,3; K-Club 2,3
GULBRANDSEN, LAURA l. - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spy Salesman 3
GUY, KENNETH R. - Ken - Lincoln

HACKBARTH, TOM R. - McKinley
HAEBIG, SUZANNE M. - Sue - Lincoln - G.A.A. 2
HAFER, THOMAS D.
Lincoln - Student Council 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3,
President 3; Foctboll 1; Basketboll 1,2,3; K-Club 2,3; lnter<lub Presidents Council 3, Vice-President 3; Americon Field Service 3

HALLENBECK, JEAN C. Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Booster Club 1; A Coppello Choir 2,3; Sub Deb Club 2,3, Secretory 3,
Vice-President 3, Homecoming Condidate 3; Prom Committee Chairmen
2; Voriety Show 2,3; Americon Field Service 2,3; Kenews 3; Science
Foir Second Piece 2
HAMILTON, ELAINE C. - Lincoln
HANKS, JAMES R. - Jim - Woshington

HANLON, PATRICIA L. - Pot
Beloit Cothol1c
HANSCHE, BILL A. - Woshington - Baseboll 1,2,3
HANSEN, CHRISTIAN P. - Hans - Lincoln - Boseball l; Bosketbol
Footboll 1,2,3; Key Club; K-Club 3

l;

HANSIS, CAROL L. - Red - Greenfield
HARBACK, DENN S M. - Denny - Woshington
HARP, JOYCE-ELLEN - Joyce - Lincoln - Sophomore M.xed Choir 1,
A Coppello 2,3; Hi-Style 2,3; Foll Festive Plonning Committee 3; Spy
Solesmon 3

HARRIS, BERKIE R. - Berk - McKinley - A Coppello Choir 3; Kenews
1,2,3, Copy Editor 2,3; Quill ond Scroll 3; Wig 'n Mosk 1,2,3, Treasurer
3; Thespions; Booster Club 1,2,3; Artists Alley 2, Secretory 2; Sophe>more Night 2,3; "I Remember Momo" Cast 1; Science Foir 1,2; Seminor 2; Prom Committee Choirmon 2
HARTNEK, JEAN A. - Hort - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Student Council Alternote 1; Wig 'n Mosk 1,3; Booster Club 1; Semi nor
2,3; French Club 2,3, A Coppello 2,3; Americon Field Service 3;
Creotive Writing Club 3
HARTNEK, PHYLLIS L. - Phyl - Woshington

HARTNELL, JANET E. - Jan - Lincoln - Wig 'n Mosk 1,2,3; Orchestro
1,2,3; Future Teochers 3; Student Council 2; Orchestro Vice-President 3;
Sophomore Girls Choir 1; Thespians 2,3
HARTNELL, JANICE C. - Jon - McKinley
HAYNOR, JOHN

HEIBL,
WILLIAM F.

HEIDE, CHRIS P.
- Lincoln - Student Council 1;
Spanish Club 3

HENKEL, NANCY
R. Henkel
Lincoln - Trident
1,2,3,
Treosurer
2,
President 3;
Dad's Night 2;
Water Show 1,3;
Sophomore
Mixed Chorus 1;
Senior Girls Chorus 2,3, Secretory
2,3; Homecoming
Committee 2, Secretory
2;
Red
Cross 2,3, Secretory
2;
Sadie
Howkins
Candidate 2; Runner
up;
Graduation
Usherette 2; Seminar 3, Science
Fair 3; Homecoming Candidate 3

HENKEL, ROBERT
J. - Hinks
Lincoln - Debate 1,
2; Tennis 1,2; K
Club 2; Key Club
1,2,3, Vice President 3; Seminar 2

HEROLT, DENNIS
L.
Washington

HOLDSWORTH,
CANDACE L. - Candy McKinley

HOEFT, DARRELL M.
Washington

HOFF, CRAIG C.
Chick
McKinley
Operative fitness 1; Future Teachers 1; Booster Club l

HOFFMAN, JOHN
Jock - McKinley

T.

HOFF, GARY P. - Lincoln Science Fair;
Seminar 2

HOLMES, EVELYN
L. - Evie - Lincoln
Booster
Club 1; Red Cross

1

HESS, MELODY

HOLMGREN, SUSAN R. - Sue Washington
Red Cross 1; Science Fair 1,2

HORNE,
SHARON A. - Sherry
- St. Joseph

HOLM, CANDACE L.
- Candy - Lincoln
Booster
Club
1,2,3,
Sophomore
Secretory
1, Treasurer 3; Wig 'n
Mask 2; Junior Red
Cross
3;
Sophomore
Night 2; Graduation
Usherette
2;
Prom
Committee 2; Spy 2,3,
Co-Editor 3, Spy Salesman 2

HOUGHLAND,
CAROLYN B.
McKinley
Sophomore
Girls
Chorus 1; Senior
Girls Chorus 2,3;
G.A.A. 1; Future
Nurses 3; Semi·
nor 2

HOWARD, MARY
K. Lincoln Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; French
Club 1,2; Wig 'n
Mask
1,2;
K
Teens 2,3; Graduation
Usherette
2; Prom Committee 2

HUBER, FRANCES
E. Smiles Friedens Luthero n
Wig 'n Mask
1,2, G.A.A. 3

HUFF, KATHLEEN
L. Kathy Friedens Luthe re n
- Student Counci I Alternate 1;
Wig 'n Mask 2

HUPP, JANE J. Jonie - McKinley

HUXHOLD,
E. - Hux coln

JIM
Lin-

HUXHOLD, PHILLIP W. - Hux McKinley

/RV/NG, ROBERT

JACKSON,
ROBERT G.
Bob Lincoln

JELIER, WILLIAM M.
Bill - Washington
JANOVICZ,
PATRICIA
F. - Pot - Washington - Latin Club 2,3,
Secretory 3; Spy 1,21
Honor Society 2

JACOBS, ROBERT S. Joe - Lincoln - Football 2 1 Senior Mixed
Choir 2,3; Spy Salesman 3

JENSEN, AUDREY J. Lincoln Peanuts Ke news 1; G.A.A. 1,2,

3

JECHOREK, JOHN
- Washington

JEPSON,
CAROL
J. Lincoln Booster Club 1;
Graduation
Usherette 2

E.

JOHNSON,
GARY L. Lincoln Seminar
2 1 Key Club 2,3;
Bond 1,2,3

JOHNSON,
THOMAS 0.
Johnson
Washington

JORNT, ELLEN J.
- Washington Closs
Sophomore
Secretory; Wig 'n
Mask 1; Junior
Red
Cross
1;
Booster Club 1;
Sophomore
Symphonic
C ho i r
Treosurer 1; Spy
Salesman 1: Student Council 2 1
Senior Girls Chorus 21 Sophomore
Night 21 A.F.S. 2,
31 Advanced Ticket So lesmo n 21
Graduation
Usherette
21 Prom
Decorations Committee 21 Homecoming Queen 3

JENSEN, ROBERT D. McKinley Cinematic
Club 1,2

JOZWIAK, MARILYN S. - McKinley

JUNG, BRIGITTE H.
Cookie - McKinley - Sophomore Girls Choir 1; Seminar 2; Kenews 2; G.A.A. 1
JUZENAS, WALTER E. - Ape - Washington
KAMINSKI, JOANN A . - Jake - Washington
KAMMERZELT, JANET J.
Jan - Lincoln

KANAS, DENNIS
KANOCZ, EVELYN - Evie
Lincoln - Red Cross 2;
Spy Salesman 2; Kenews Salesman 3; Usherette for
Graduation 2; Invitation Committee for Prom 2
KAPLAN , JEROME A. - Jerry - Lincoln
KARMANN , RICHARD J. - Dick - Varsity Football
1,2,3; Sophomore Basketball; Sophomore Baseball
Varsity 2,3; Band 1; K Club 2,3; Prom Committee ;
A Cappello Choir 2; Red Cross Representative 2,3;
Kenews 2,3; Spy 1

KASTMAN, BRIAN L. Lincoln

KARPS, CAROL A. Arpie Karpie McKinley Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 2,3; G.A.A.
1,2, Secretory 3; Future Teachers 1; Ushers
Club 3; Variety Show
Committee 1,2; Science
Fair 1st Place 2
KEATING, DONALD R. - Keats - Lincoln - Sophomore Baseball; Varsity Baseball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 2; K Club 2,3; Ushers Club 2; Future Teachers 1;
Student Council Alternate 1; Spy Salesman 2; Seminar 2; Spanish Club 1; Science Fair 2; Sophomore
Night
KELLER, SANDRA K. - Sandy - Washington - Spy
Salesman 1,3; Kenews 1,2; Ticket Sales l; G.A.A. 2;
Sophomore Night 2
KENDERS, DIANE M. - DeDe - Lincoln - Senior
Girls Choir 2; Sophomore Mixed Choir
KERR, JOAN - Lincoln - Band 1; Red Cross 1;
Kenews 2,3, News Editor 2,3; Wig 'n Mask 2,3; French
Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Prom Committee 2; Homecoming Committee; lnterclub 3; Quill and Scroll 3; A.F.S.
Club 3

KESSLER, RICHARD A. - Dick - Friedens Lutheran
KEXEL, WILLIAM A - Washington
KIBAR, WAYNE L. - McKinley
KIRKPATRICK, RONALD K. - Ron - Washington
Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; K Club 2,3; Spanish
Club 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Homecoming Assembly Committee 3; Seminar 2; National Honor Society 2,3;
Wig 'n Mask 3; Spy Salesman 3

KAUTZER, JAMES E. Jim - Lincoln

KISHLINE, GREGG A.
Lincoln - Student Council l;
Science Fair 1,3 Red Cross 1,3; Kenews 3
KLEIN, NANCY J
None
McKinley
GA.A. l;
Sophomore Mixed Choir l; Senior Girls Choir 2,3;
Seminar 3
KLEM, THOMAS J - - Washington
KLEN, MICKEY
Mouse
McKinley

Washington - Sophomore
KMACK, WILLIAM A.
Swimming l
KNETTLE, ELLIOTT
Lincoln - Science Fair l;
Bond 1,2,3, Orchestra 3; Swimming 2,3; Variety
Show 3
KNUTSON, NANCY M.
Knuts - Lincoln
Trident 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Spy Salesman 2; Kenews
Salesman 1,2,3; C-Shop 3
KNUTSON, PAUL R. - tvicKinley

KOBER, LOUISE M. Lou - Lincoln - Sophomore Girls Choir l;
Red Cross 2; Wig 'n
Mask 1; Senior Girls
Choir 2; Future Teachers 2

KOBER, CAROLYN J.
- Friedens Lutheran
Senior Mixed Choir 2;
Red Cross 2,3

KOOS, ROBERT A. Washington

KORONKIEWICZ, ALAN P. - McKinley - Seminar 2
KORTUM, PAULA K. - P.K. - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir l; Senior Girls Choir 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3;
Wig 'n Mask 2; Kenews Representative 2
KOZAK, DIANE S - Washington - Red Cross Representative 3
KRUMPOS, PHILLIP J. - Lincoln - K-Club 2,3; Ushers
Club 3; Footboll 1,2,3; Trock 1,2,3; Student Council
1,2

KRUSE. JAMES G. - Jim - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir l; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Junior Printers
2; Student Council 2
KUTZKE, GARY C.
Kutz - Lincoln - Red Cross 3
KWICINSKI, CHESTER G. Chet Washington
- Red Cross Representative 3; Spy Salesman 3
LABA, THOMAS J. - Thom - McKinley - Band 1,2,
3; Secretary 3; Orchestra 1,2,3, President 3; future
Teachers 1,2,3, President 3; Ushers Club 2,3, President 3; Booster Club 2.3; Spanish Club 1.3; Swing
Band 2,3; Variety Show 2.3; lnterclub Presidents
Council 3; Red Cross 3 President 3

LABA, TOM J. - Washington
Baseball Manager 2,3; K-Club
LADEWIG, BRUCE 0 . - Lad - Lincoln - Wrestling 2.3; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 3; Red Crass l
Washington G.A.A. 1,2,3, G.A.A.
LANGENBACH, CAROL L. Board 3; Student Council 1,2; Spy Salesman 3; Kenews Salesman 3,
Spanish Club 2; Senior Girls Chair 3; Pool Assistant 3

LAPOINT, LARRY J. - Dusty
Lincoln - Track 1,2; Swimming l; Crass
Country 2,3; Student Council l; Pram Committee 2; K-Club 3, Pool Instructor 1,2,3
LARSEN, RUTH M. - Tully - Future Teachers 2; Artists Alley 1,2,3
LARSON, MARY B. - McKinley

LAST, VIOTORIA E.
Vicki - Wig 'n Mask 2,3
LAURENT, THOMAS
Tam
LAURIN, SANDRA A. - Sandi - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club l

LAWELL, BRIAN C. - Lincoln
LAYTON, EVE M. - Edie - McKinley - Artists Alley 3, Treasurer 3
LEMAY, CHARLES D. - Chuck - Friedens Lutheran

LEMKE, MARILYN J. - Mar - Friedens Lutheran - Kenews Representative l; Senior Mixed Chair 2; Hi-Style 2,3, Secretary 3
LENEGAR, MARY - Mor
Lincoln
Spy Salesman 2
LEPP, ROBERT D. - Lincoln
Spy Salesman l; Booster Club 3; Swimming 1,2; Seminar 2; Hi-Y 2,3; Secretary 3; American Field Service 3;
Student Council Alternate l; Science Fair 2

LICHTENBERG, DONNA R. - McKinley - Sophomore Girls Choir l;
Senior Mixed Chair 2
LICHTER, VIVIAN" M. - Viv - Washington - Sub-Deb 2,3, Vice President 3; Red Cross Representative 2; Wigs 'n Mask 2
LIKES, JUDYTHE C. - Judy - Washington - Wig 'n Mask 2; Boaster
Club 1,2; Student Council Alternate 1,2; Red Cross Representative 2;
Graduatiin Usherette 2

L NDSTROM, JEANNE E
Jeannie - Lincoln Junior High - Wig 'n
Mask 2, S ~iar Girls Chair, Graduation Usherette 2
LIPN CKI SOPHIE M .
Lincoln
Student Council Alternate
L.ANAS ELISA M. - A ice
McKinley
Spanish Club 1, Red Crass
1 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Sophomore Girls Chair, Senior Mixed Chair 2,3;
Student Council Alternate 2; Future Nurses 2

LO CICERO. BOB A.
Bobby Jae
McKinley - Basketball 1,2; Foat
ball Manager ?.3; Student Council 2; Baseball 1
LODUHA, SUSAN JO, M.
Sue Sue
McKinley - Spy Salesmen 3;
Red Cross Alternate 1
LOETZ, GARY W
Wash ngton

LONEY, TOM
LOVELL, JOHN W - Washington
Washington LOVREN. MICHAEL G.

K-Club, Golf Team 1,2,3

McKinley - Footbal 1; Honor SociLUBNIEWSKJ, JOHN C. - Pete
ety 2
LUCKAS, GEORGETIE J. - George - St Joseph
LUDWIG, MARTHA A. - Marty - Washington - Band 1,2,3; Red
Cross Representative 2,3, G.A.A. 3; Variety Show 1

LUECK, ROBERT C. - Bob - Lincoln
Red Cross 1
LUNDGREN, JON C.
Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1: Senior
Mixed Choir 2; Spy 2; Seminar 2; Sophomore Swimming Team
LUPI, LOU ANN - Lou
Friedens

LUTZ, SUSAN E - Sue
Lincoln - Sophomore Girls Chorus 1; Senior
Mixed Choir 2,3; G.A.A. 2
MADISON. SHARON J.
Sherrie
Lincoln
McKinley
Orchestra 1,2 3; Latin Club 2.3,
MADSEN, CAROLYN J.
Vice President 3; Honor Society 3

MADSE
FRAN
J. - McKinley

MAJEWSKI, HARRY M. - Lincoln
Grounded
Grids 1,2, Secretory 2

MAKI, PAUL W.
- Moc - Washington - Science
Fair 2

MAKOUSKE,
BARBARA - Barb
McKinley
G.A.A.
1,2,3,
Booster Club 1,2;
Color Guard 1,2

MANCUSI,
DAVID R. Red
Top - Lincoln American
Red
Cross 3

MANN,
DAVID
N. Dove McKinley
B9oster Club 1 2,
3, Booster Club
A
President 3;
Cappello Choir 2,
3; I nterclub Presidents Council 3;
Wig 'n Mask 1,2

MARS, BILL WashSophomore
ington
Baseball 1

MARTIN, JOHN K.
St. Joseph K Club
2,3; Swimming 1,2

MARCH, BARBARA

MARCINKUS, JUDY A.
Washington
Sophomore Girls Chorus 1; Spy Salesman 2;
Graduation
Usherette
2

MARTINAITIS,
LOUIS
E. - Greek - Maine
East - Seminar 3; Golf
3; Key Club 2,3; Baseball
1;
Sophomore
Track 1; Football 1,
2; Kenews 3

MATHSON,
DONALD H.
Washington

MATICH, VICTOR
A. Vrbim Lincoln - Sophomore Basebo 11 1

MATIOX,
JEAN
A. Jeanie Washington
1,2,3;
Orchestra
French Club 2;
G.A.A. 3

MARUCA, PATRICIA A.
- Pot - Lincoln
MATTSON,
DENA
E.
Deonnie
McKinley - Student
Council 1; Wig 'n
Mask 1; Booster
Club 1, Kenews
2, 3;
Assistant
Homecoming
Manager 2; Prom
Committee 2

MATZUR, JAMES
I. - Teddy - Lincoln

MAY,
ANDREA
D. Lincoln G. A.A.
1, 2;
French Club 2;
Alley
3;
Artist
Red Cross Assistant
3;
Booster
Club 1

MAYES, LeROY I.
- Lee - Washington

McCRORY,
RUTH
N - Lincoln

McCARRON,
GEORGE
F.
Junior Lincoln
- Cinematics 2

McCURDY,
SUZANNE F.
Sue
- Washington
Se n i o r
Mixed
Choir
3;
Spy
Salesman 1; Science Fair 1

McHENRY, KATHLEEN M.
Kathy
- Lincoln - Honor
Society
3;
A F.S 2,3; Qu l
and Scroll 2,3,
Treasurer; Wig 'n
l;
Red
Mask
Cross
3;
Spy
Salesman 3; Kenews 2 3, Business Manager

McPHERSON, VIRGINMcIA L. - Ginger
Kinley Cheerleader
1;
Sophomore
Girls
Choir,
President
1;
Booster
Club
1,2,3;
Wig 'n Mask 1,2; Trident 2,3; Sub Deb 3;
Senior Mixed Choir 2;
Student
Council
1;
Prom Committee 2

MELLONE, GERALD R.
- Mellon - Lincoln 1,2;
Student Council
Band 1,2; Football 1,2,
3: Track 1,2; Wrestling
l; K Club 2,3; Key
Club 1; Prom Commit2;
Homecoming
tee
Committee

McNEIL, GAIL M. Mic - Washington Sophomore Girls Choir
1; Senior Mixed Chair
2; Future Teachers 2;
Ke news Salesman 1
MELDAHL, CHUCK

MERTZ, JOHN M. Jack - Friedens - Key
Club 2,3; Honor Society 2,3

MITCHELL,
CAROL
J.
Mitch
Washington - Kenews
2,3
Ke news
Representative 1,
2,3; ·G.A.A. 2,3;
Sophomore Night
2; Wig 'n Mask

MINSKJ,
CAROL
J. - Carol Jean
- Washington Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; Senior
Girls Chair 1,2;
Council
Student
Representative;
Future
Nurses;
Prom Queen 2;
Prom
Committee

MINSHALL, ROBERT B. - Mitch Lincoln
Red
Cross 2; Sophomore Mixed Choir
1; Senior Mixed
Choir 2, President
2; A Cappello 3;
Swimming
1,2,3;
K Club 2,3; Kenews 3

McKENZIE, LAUREL J
LaCrosse
Cent ra I
High
French
Club 3

METTEN.
CHRISTINA
V. - Chris - McKinley
Red Cross Representative 1; Spy Salesman 1
MILLER, VIRGINIA L. - Ginger McKinley
Booster Club 1;
Student
Council

A It e r n a t e

2;

Spanish Club 1,2;
Wig 'n Mask 2,
Se n i o r
Mixed
Choir 2

MILLER,
DANIEL
P. Lincoln Swimming 1,2; K
Club
1; Homecoming
Committee 1; Ke news 1;
Science
Fair
1;
Spy 1; Pool Assistant 1

MODORY, LOUIS
J. - St. Joseph

MOEHRKE, LORRAINE M. - Lincoln
Orchestra 1,
2,3, Quintet 3; French Club 1; Future Teachers 3;
Projectionist 2,3; Graduotion Usherette 2; Homecoming Semi-Finalist 3; Homecoming Parade 3
MOLINARO, GEORGE J
Washington Stage
Guild 3; Stage Manager 3
MONTEEN. DIANNE J. - Lincoln - French Club 2 3,
American Field Service 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3, Ushers
Club 2,3; Red Cross 1; Homecoming Queen Nominee
MONTICELLI, MICHAEL A. - Muntz
McKinley

Don
Friedens Lutheran
MOORE, DONALD R.
MORRILL, DANIE R. - Dan - Washington
Wrestling 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Gym Instructor
MORRILL, DOROTHY
MORRISON, JAMES C.
Curly - Lincoln
K Club
1,2,3, President 3; Football 1,2,3; Gall 1,2 3; Basketball 1,2

MORTENSEN,
SUSAN
J. Lincoln Sub
Deb 2,3; Seminor 2,3;
Booster Club 1; Wig 'n
Mosk 1,2; Prom Committee 2; Science Foir
5th place 2; Pool Assistont 3

MORTON, WAYNE C.
Salty Mart Lincoln
Band
1,2,3,
Drum Major 3; Key
Club 1,2,3; Swimming
Team 1; Pool Assistant
1; Variety Shaw 3;
Science Fair 1,2; Student Council Altemote

1•

MOSELEY, JOHN A.
Mose - St. Joseph

MOSES, MARY CATHERINE - Cathy Lincoln G.A.A. 1,2; Booster Club 1; Future Nurses 2,3, Vice
President 2, President 3; Artists Alley 2,3, Secretary 3,
French Club 2; Seminor 2; lnterclub Presidents Council 3; Red Cross Alternate 2,3
MOSKOPF, MARTIN G. - Morty - Friedens Lutheran
Band 1,2,3; Variety Show 2,3; Prom Afterglow
Committee
MOWREY, RAY A. - Moose - Lincoln - Footboll 1,
2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; K.Club 2,3; Sophomore Class
Vice President; Booster Club 1; lnterclub Presidents
Council 2,3; Science Fair 2; Prom Committee 2; Sophomore Mixed Chorus; A Cappello Choir 3, President
3; Seminar 2; Homecoming Assembly; Student Council 1,2,3; Co-Captain of the Sophomore Football
Teom
MUNSON, JOHN H. Munce Washington Baseball 1,3; K.Club.
MURPHY, JOHN J. - Murph - Washington - Track
1; Football 1
NAEGELI, SANDRA H - Sandy - Friedens Lutheran
- Seminar 3; Graduation Usherette 2
NANCE, DIANNE R. - Dee - McKinley
Spanish
Club 1; Wig 'n Mask 1; Booster Club 1; Variety Show
Ticket Committee 1,2; Band Colorguard 1,2,3
NEAVES, DONNA R. - Raye
McKinley - A Cappello 2,3; Sophomore Mixed Chair; Prom Committee
Co-Chairman; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3;
Representative to Wisconsin State Foir, G.A.A. 1,2;
Sports Demonstration 1; Awards Assembly 2; Sophomore Night 3; Student Council 2; Science Fair 1; Red
Cross Alternate 1; Homecoming Committee 2; Homecoming Assemblies 2; A Cappello Madrigals; Homecoming Float Committee 2

NEDRY, FRANK A.
Washington Latin Club;
Sophomore Baseball l; A Cappello Choir 2,3
NEITZEL, ROBERT M
Bob
Lincoln
NELSON, LINN K. - Lincoln
N CHOLS, DOR S S - Susie
Lincoln

NOLL, BARRY J - Horlick - K Club 1,3; Golf 1,2,3;
Usher's Club 2,3; Prom Committee 2; Homecoming
Committee 3, Inter-club President's Council 3; Quill
and Scroll 2,3, President 3; Kenews 1,2,3
NOTO, FRANCIS A . - Notes
McKinley
NOVAK, JOAN L. - Washington - Student Council
Alternate 1,2, Spy Salesman 2
NOVAKOVIC, MONIKA - Washington

OAKES, MARGARET D.
- Marge - friedens
G.A.A. 1,2,3; President
3; Red Cross Representative
l;
Kenews
Representative l

NYE, JULIE ANN C Jules
Lincoln
Sophomore Symphonic
l; A Cappello 2,3;
French Club 1,2; Red
Cross Representative l,
2,3; Booster Club 3,
SecreCorresponding
tary 3; Spy Representative 1,3; Sophomore
Night 3; Seminar 2;
G.A.A. l; Science Fair
2, Honorable Mention;
of
Property
Crew
'Cheaper By the Dozen;' Wig
'n Mask;
Madrigals 3; Spelling
Bee 3

ODLAND, JERRY L. Lincoln Animal Sophomore football I

OGREN, JERRY J.
Buzz - McKinley
O'HANLON, DEAN S. - Lincoln
OHLGART, THOMAS N Lincoln
Seminar 2;
Wig 'n Mask Play l; Honor Society 2,3, Treasurer 3;
Debate 1,2,3
OHM, FRITZ W. - Friedens

OLSEN, RONALD F.
Ron - McKinley
OLSMAN, ROBERT C. - Ol's - Lincoln - Tennis
1,2,3, Captain 3; Sophomore Basketball l; Key Club
2,3; K Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee Chairman 2 Science fair 2; Latin Club l; Red Cross 2,3; fall festival
3; Operation fitness l
OWENS, JERRY
Washington
Wig 'n Mask 3,
Seminar 3; Red Cross Representative 3
OWSICHEK, JIM

OVERSTREET, NANCY L
McKinley
Sophomore Girls Choir; Red
Cross Representative
PACZKOWSKI, MARYAN M. - Mary - Lincoln
Wig 'n Mosk 1
PALMER, JO ANNE D. - Joan - Lincoln

PARMENTIER, DAVID R. - McKinley
GERALDINE D. Gerri Woshington - Sophomore
Mixed Choir, Secretary; Senior Girls Choir 2,3; Wig 'n Mosk 1,2;
Booster Club 1; Student Council 1,2; Sophomore Night 2; K-Teens 2,3;
Prom Committee 2; Sadie Hawkins Candidote 2; Groduotion Usherette 2;
Seminar 3
PATTERSON, MERLE E. - Lincoln

~CU§I

PAVLOVICH, JUDIE K. - Lincoln
PAWLOWICZ, STANLEY J - St. Joseph
PEARLMAN, LEE F. - Woshington

PEREZ, JAMES - McKinely - K-Club 2,3; Vorsity Football 2,3; Sophomore Football; Varsity Wrestling 2,3
PEREZ, JOSEPH - Little Joe - McKinley - Hi-Y Club 2,3; K-Club 2,3,
Secretary 2; Spanish Club 2; Cross-Country 2,3, Captain 3; Track
1,2,3
PESSIN, MYRON S. - Sullivan - Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1

PETERSEN, KATHY J. - Kothee - McKinley
G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club
1; The Carn is Green 2; Wig 'n Mask 2,3; Student Council 1
PETERSEN, SHARON L. - Pete - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spy Salesman
1,2
PETERSON, PATRICIA A. - Petey - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2,3

PETRAUSKY, ROBERTA J. - Babbie - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed
Choir; A Coppella Choir 2,3, Section Leader 3, Librarian 3; Future
Teachers 3; Ushers Club 3; Creative Writing Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3; Awords Assembly 3; Library Assistant 3
PETRICEK, FRANK M. - Pete - Lincoln - Band 1,2; Junior Printers 2;
Variety Shaw 1,2
PHILLIPS, JEFFREY R.
Jeff - Lincoln - Student Council 1,2; Junior
Red Cross 1,2; Key Club 2,3; K-Club 2,3, Ke news Representative 1; Golf
1; Basketball Manager 1,2,3

PHILLIPS, NANCY M
Lincoln
Booster Club l; Student Counc1 l;
Alternate 2; Wig 'n Mask 1; Red Cross 1,2, K Teens 2,3, Secretory 3;
Spanish Club 3, 1st Runner-up Homecoming 3; 1st Runner-up So die
Howkins 2; Prom Committee 2; Graduation Usherette 2
PICKOS, RICHARD T. - Rick - Washington - Foot boll 1; Wrestling 1;
K-Club 1,2,3; Student Council Alternate 2'
PIERSON, KENDALL A
St Joseph

PILLER, ROLAND P. - Roi - Lincoln - Swimming 1,2,3
PITSCH, PATRICIA A. - Trisha - Lincoln
PROKOP, GERALDINE V
Geri
Waukegan Township - Wig 'n Mask
2; Wig 'n Mask Ploy 2; Spy Salesman 1,2,3; Homecoming Assembly
Committee 3; G.A.A. 2

PLAIT, BARBARA A. - Barb
McKinley
Bond Color Guard 1,2
PLOUS, ANN L - Lincoln - Booster Club 1; Wig 'n Mask 1; French
Club 1,2; Variety Show 2, Prom Committee 2; Science Fair 3rd Place 2
POMERENING. CHARLES L. - Chuck - Bond 1,2,3, Orchestra 2 3:
Electronics Club 2, Vice President 2; Variety Show 1; Stage Crew
Chairman 1; Swing Band 2,3; Future Teachers

PONTILLO, FRANK E. - Zorro - Wash'ngton
PONTILLO, LORETIA
POOLE, CAROLYN I. - Carol - Washington

PORTER, VIRGINIA A.
Ginger - Washington - G.A.A. 3; Girl
Scouts 1,2,3
PRELL, SANDRA J. - Sandi - McKinley - Sophomore Girls Choir 1:
Booster Club 1; Science Fair 1,2, 3rd Place 2; Seminar 2, Variety Show
2; Prom Committee 2
PUCCI, BERNARD L. - Lincoln

PUTRYNSKI, MICHAEL M. - Mike - Lincoln
RADATZ, RONALD C. - Rabbit - McKinley - Orchestra 2,3
RASCH, ROBERT L - Bob - St. Joseph

RASMUSSEN, LEE
W. - Ross - Lincoln
Key Club
1,2,3; Sophomore
Mixed
Choir;
Football
1, 2;
Track 1,2

REDLIN, SANDRA
L. Sandy Friedens Lutheran

REMUS, TIM R. Uncle - Lincoln

RESCHKE,
ROBERT F. Albert
McKinley
Basketball
1,2;
Golf 2; Bond l;
Baseball 1; Future
Teachers
l;
Booster Club 3

RICHIE,

HENRY

RICKER,
R 0 XANNE M - Rox
St Joseph GA.A. 1,2; SubDeb 2,3, Corresponding
Secretory 2, President
3, Prom Committee
2,
Science
Fair 3, lnterclub
Presidents Coun·
cd 3; Homecom·
ing Committee 3;
French Club 2

ROBERTSON,
DONNA
L. - Joke - McKinley
Sophomore
Girls
Senior Mixed
Choir;
Choir 2,3, Treasurer 3;
Red Cross Representative 2, Alternate 3; Stu·
dent Council Alternate
2; Spy Salesman 3

RIEMER, SUSAN K. Sue
McKinley Bond l; Student Council 1,2; Hi-Style 2,3;
Seminar 2

RI LEY, DIANE L. coln

Lin-

ROBBINS, JUDY

RIZZOTIO, NEIL

ROEMER, SUSAN
C. - Sue - Mc·
Kinley - Variety
Show 2; Sophomore Girls Choir;
Se n i o r
Mixed
Choir

ROHDE, SHARON
A. Boy View
High - G.A.A.

ROSEMANN, SUZANNE R. - Sue
McKinley
Bond 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Sem·
inor 2; Spy Soles·
man 2, Kenews
Representative 2,
3; Variety Show
1,2; Pool Assistant
3;
Student
Council Alternate
l; Prom Commit·
tee
2;
Science
Fair 2, 5th Place

RODE, GERRY L.
Rode - Washington
Sophomore Football l;
Varsity Swimming 1,2,
3; K.Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y
1; Swimming Instructor;
Student Council Alternate 2

ROSENBAUM,
ALLEN L. - Rosi
- Lincoln - Football 1,2

ROSERA, BOB R.
Butch
McKinley

ROSMAN,
GLORIA A. - Gia
McKinley Senior Girls Choir

ROTUNDA,
TOM
W.
McKinley

ROVER.
LARRY
R.
Lincoln

RUBJERG,
DAN
A. - Lincoln

RUDIN, PAUL W.
- Skip - Woshington Wrestling 1,2,3; Spy
Salesman 2; Seminor 2,3; K Club
2,3; Prom Committee 2; Homecoming Monager

RUGG,
LAWRENCE A. - Larry - St Joseph

RUTKOWSKI,
JANICE - Jan
Woshington

3

RUTKOWSKI, JOHN C.
Rut - Washington
Track I; Wrestling
1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3; K
Club
1,2,3;
Booster
Club 3, Homecoming
Monager 3

SERPE, MICHAEL J. Serp
Woshington Boseboll
I;
Footboll
Manager 1,2; K Club
2,3; Homecoming Monoger 3; Ke news 1,2 ·
Homecoming
Committee 1,2

SEAGER, SCHUYLER F
- Skip • McKinley Vorsity Footba1 2 3; K
Club 2,3; Track 1,2,
Wrestling 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3,
S~ience
Foir 3; Latin
Club 1; Seminar 3; IntercIub
Presidents
Council; Foll Festival 3

SEXTON,
MARGARET
L. Peggy Marquette - Red Crass 3

SELIGA, VINCENT S.
- Weiner - Washirgton
SHAMPINE,
WARD
R.
Shamps - Lincoln
- Football 1,2,3;
K Club 1,2; Sophomore Baseball I;
Spy Salesman I;
Booster Club 2;
Fa 11
Festival,
Master ,pf Ceremonies 3; HomeAssembly
coming

3

SHEPARD, DONALD L. - Don Washington
Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; Senior
Mixed Choir 2; A
Coppello 3

SHIRLING, JAMES
W.
Jim
North Chicogo Sophomore
Golf
1; Varsity Cross
Country; K Club

SHAMLIN, DONALD R
- Missisip - Lincoln

SHOWN, RAY

SIMONS,
NANA
R. - McKinley
Sponish Club 2;
Wig 'n Mosk 3

SIMONSEN,
JOAN
M.
Shortie - Lincoln
Sophomore
Mixed Choir I,
Senior Girls Choir
2; Spy 3

SLAFTER, CAROLE J.
Washington - Sub Deb 2,3,
Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 2; Science Fair 2; Seminar
2; Homecoming Committee 3 Wig 'n Mask 2; Pram
Committee 2
SLAGOSKI, TIMOTHY E
Slugga
Racine Lutheran
SLOWEY, JOHN R. - Jack - Lincoln - Proiectianist 1,2,3
SMITH, BETTE A - Washington - Sophomore Girls
Choir 1; Senior Mixed Chair 2; Prom Committee 2;
Graduation Usherette 2; Science Fair 2, Wig 'n Mask

2

SMITH, DIANA K - Smitty - Lincoln
SMITH, LINDA L. - Lagan
SMITH, LOUIS
SMITH PATRICIA J - Pat - Lincoln

SMITH, SUSAN E. Sue McKinley
Sophomore Girls Choir
1; Student Council 1;
Senior Mixed Choir 2;
Future Teachers 2, Secretary 2; Junior Red
Cross 2; Graduation
Usherette 2; Kenews 2,
3, Circulation Manager
3; Trident 3

SMITH, SHARON K. Smitty McKinley Sophomore Symphonic
Choir 1; K Teens 2,3,
Vice President 3; Booster Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2,3; Cheerleading
Squad 1,2,3, Captain
3; Senior Girls Chair
2,3, President 3; Interclub Presidents Council
2,3

SMOLIK, CrlERYL F - St Joseph
SNELL, HAROLD R. - McKinley - Sophomore Mixed
Chair 1; Red Cross 1; Spanish Club 1; A Cappello 2
SONNENBERG, WILLIAM H. - Warren - Lincoln Sophomore Symphonic Chair 1; Senior Mixed Choir
2; Male Chorus 1; Seminar 3; Science Fair 3
SORENSEN, JACK D. - Duke - McKinley - Cross
Country 3; Kenews 2; Spy Salesman 3; Ushers Club
3; Varsity Golf Team 2,3

SASSY, DONALD E. - Don - Lincoln
SABBY, WALTER L. - Wally - Lincoln
SADOWSKI, PHYLLIS A. - Phyl - Washington
SALITURO, SAM M. - Sal - Lincoln - Sophomore
Baseball 1; Spanish Club 1,2

SMITH, TERRY L. - Lincoln - Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Science Fair

2

- G.A.A 2

SAVAGLIO, ANTOINETTE R.
Dolly - McKinley Sub Deb 2,3; Booster Club 1; Wig 'n Mosk 1,2; Senior Mixed Croir 2 Student Council Alternote 2; Spy
Sales!" n 3; Pra'l1 Committee 2, Advonced Sales Representative ,

SAVAGLIO, BRUCE J
Montebello
SCHEND, SHARON A.
Friedens - Future Nurses 3
SCHEYE. ELA NE S
The Kid
Lincoln - Student
Council 1, GA.A 2; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Wig 'n
Mask 1,2, National Thespian Society 2,3; Trident
Watershow 1

SCHUELKE, ROGER G
Washington - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; A Cappello Choir 2,3
SCHUTZ, DENNIS N. - Denny - Lincoln
SCHWANKE. JENNIE L. - Lou - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1
SCHWARTZ, NANCY E. -- Lincoln - Hi Style, Secretary 2,3; Kenews 1,2,3, Copy Editor 3; Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; Senior Girls Choir 2; Red Cross 3;
Spanish Club 2.3, President 3; Sadie Hawkins Candidate 2, InterClub Presidents Council

SCHWER, JAY C.
Washington
Wrestling 1,2; Key Club 2;
Student Council 1,2;
Operation Fittness 1;
Spy 1; Ke news 1; Gym
Instructor 1

SCHWARZ,
ANDREW
J.
McKinley
Grounded Grids 1

SCOLA, ART M.
Sonny Washington
- K Club 1,2,3; Sophomore Football 1; Varsity 2,3; Basketball 1;
Kenews 1; Track Varsity 1,2,3; Red Cross
1; K Club Salesman 2

SCOTT CAROLE A. - L'ncoln
SCOVILLE, WILLIAM A. - Wilie - Washington Clay
SPANN. SHIRLEY - Jap - Washington - GA.A.
Volleyball
SPENCER, WILLIAM J. - Bill - Lincoln

SPITZER, LORETTA M
Chuckles - Friedens Lutheran - Red Cross Representative 3; G.A.A. 3
SPIVEK. JOHN F. - Friedens - Baseball 1; Track 2.
3; Red Cross 3; Seminar 3
STAMM, KAREN L. - Lincoln - Seminar 2: Hi-Style
2,3, President 3; lnterclub Presidents Council 3
STANCATO, DONNA F. - Stinkie - Washington Sophomore Girls Chorus I; Booster Club 1; Red Cross
1; Wig 'n Mask 1 Student Council 2; Sophomore
Class Treasurer Senior Class Secretary Senior Mixed
Chorus

STAPLETON, JIMMY D.
Bunker Hill
STEAGALL, JIM A. - McKinley
STEAGALL, SALLY R
Sal
McKinley

STEIN, KENNETH C. - Ken
Onarga Military - Band 1,2,3
STORLIE, DANNY L. - Dan - Lincoln - Grounded Grids I 2
STRUSS, FRANK J. - McKinley

STULGAITIS, CHARLOTIE T. - Char - McKinley - Pool Assistant 2,3;
Red Cross 2; Senior Girls Choir 2; Spanish Club 2; Girl Scouts 1,2,3.
SWAN, EILEEN J, - Washington - Trident 1,2,3, Vice-President 3,
Water Show 1,3, Dad's Night 2; Pool Assistant 2,3, G.A.A. 1,2,3; Athletic Demonstration 1
SWAN, PHYLLIS K. - Phyl - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2.3; Sub Deb 2,3,
Secretary 3

SWANEY, LOWELL A. - Red - Washington
SWANSON, VIRGINIA L.
Vir - Washington - G.A.A. 2; Sophomore Girls Choir I; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Boaster Club 1
SZANTOR, LAWRENCE M. - Larry - Lincoln - Soohomore Symphonic
Choir 1; Mole Chorus I; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Red Cross Alternate 1;
Spanish Club 2; Graduation Usher 2

TARSITANO, JOYCE V - Tars - McKinley - Student Council l,
Booster Club l; Sophomore Girls Choir, Vice President 1: Ke news Salsman l; Prom Committee 2; Spy Salesman 2; Wig 'n Mask 2, Senior
Mixed Choir, Vice President 2; Homecoming Committee; Campaign
Manager
TATE, CAROL J. - Lynwood
TENWINKEL, JEFF L. - Nick - McKinley - Seminar 3

THOMAS, KAREN L. - McKinley - Band 1,2,3, Variety Show Committee
l; Sophomore Night l ,2,3
THOMPSON, ALLAN A. - Al
Lincoln - Spy Salesman 3; Cinematic
1,2,3; Football l; Proiectionist l ,2,3
THOMPSON, GARY

THOMPSON, JANET E. -- Washington
Sophomore Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Spy Solesmon 1; Student Council 1,3, SecretoryTreosurer 3; Seminar 2, Secretory; American Field Service Club 2,3;
Honor Society 2,3; K-Teens 2,3, President 3; Science Foir 2,3; Choirmon
Career Doy 2; Homecoming Queen Condidote 3
THORPE, ALLAN
Al - Washington
THRAMS, ULRICH G.
Ole
Washington - Boys Choir 1; Sopho·
more Mixed Choir 1

TILLMAN, JAMES G. - Jim - L.nco/n - Ushers Club 3; Science Foir 2,3
TRECROCI, ERNEST P. - Ernie
McKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir,
Vice President; Wig 'n Mosk 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Kenews 1,2, Editor
2; Spanish Club 2; Booster Club 2, Prom Committee 2; Spy Solesmon 2;
Red Cross Alternote 2; Thespians 3
TREDUP, DENNIS C
McKinley

TR/BUR, DIANE L. - McKinley
TURCO, HENRY P - Turks - McKinley
Student Council l; Americon
Field Service I, Prom Committee 2; Varsity Foot boll 1,2,3, Trock I ,2;
K-Club 2,3
TUTLEWSKI, JANISE C . - J.T. - Lincoln

URBAN, KATHLEEN A. - Kathy - Lincoln - Booster Club I; Wig 'n
Mosk I; Ke news I ,2,3, Feoture Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3; Honor Society 2,3, Secretory 2, Prom Committee 2; French Club 2,3; Lotin Club 2,
3, President 3; A.F S Exchonge Student lo Turkey, A.F.S. Club 2,3, VicePresient 3; lnterclub President's Council 3; Elk's Youth Leodership
Winner 3; Sophomore Night 2; Quill ond Scroll 2,3; Red Cross Representotive I; Student Council I; Homecoming Committee 3; Creotive
Writing Club 3
USINGER, CAROL L. - Fiedens Lutheron - G.A.A. 2,3, 1962 Commencement; Wig 'n Mask I
UTIECH, KATHLEEN H. - Tootie - McKinley - G.A.A. 1,2.3, Treosurer
3; Wig 'n Mosk I; Red Cross Represenlotive 2; Prom Committee 2;
Sophomore Girls Choir, Science Foir 2

VAN BOVEN, JOANNE M. - JoJo - Lincoln - Co/orguord 1,2; Red
Cross Alternate 1; Ticket Committee Variety Show 2
VAN HAR PEN, SUSAN P. - Sue - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1; Sub Deb 2,3;
Booster Club 2,3; Kenews Solesmon 1; Spy Solesmon I; Sophomore
Night 2; Prom Committee 2
VAN LONE, JAMES R. - Von - McKinley - Boys' Gym Instructor 1,2,3;
Operolion Fitness Night 1; Gymnostic Club I ,2,3

VANWIE, RONALD D. - Ron - Lincoln
VAUGHN, BESSIE L. - Betsy - G.A.A 1,2,3, Boord 2,3. President 3;
lnterclub President's Counc,/ 3; Sports Demonstration 1, Science Foir 2;
Homecoming Porade 3; Homecoming Committee Co-Choirmon 3; Prom
Committee 2
VAUGHN, SHELIA R. - McKinley

VEALE,
WAYNE
W. - Bill - Lincoln - Swimming

1

VECONI,
V I RGINIA M. - Virg
Lincoln
Booster Club 1,2,
3,
Vice-President
2; Wig 'n Mosk
2; Honor SoCiety
2,3, Secretory 3;
Red Cross 3; Spy
1, 2, 3,
Business
Monoger 2, Editor 3; Sophomore
Night 2,3; Groduotion
Usherette
2; Prom Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 3;
Inter-club
Presidents Council 3

VIGNIERI,
MIKE
D. Finger McKinley Spy
Solesmon 1; Prom
committee
2;
Homecoming
Compoign
Manager 3

VIRGILI, CLARICE
J.
Clair
Washington
G.A.A.; Wig 'n
lv\ask

VOIGT, CAROL J.
Tri-Country
G.A.A. 1,2,3

WALKER, SHARON M.
- Sherrie - Lincoln Prom
Committee
2;
G.A.A. 1,2,3, Graduation Usherette; Science
Fair

VOLPENTESTA,
CAROLE J. - McKinley G.A.A. 1; Sophomore
Mixed Choir l; Senior
Girls Choir 2; A Coppello 3; Booster Club
1,2,3; Seminor 2; Wig
'n Mosk 2

VOL PEN DEST A,
MICHAEL M. Lincoln
Sophomore Mixed Choir
1

VON
GUNTEN,
SUSAN M. Sue
Washington - Hi-Style
2,3

WALLACE, LOWELL N.
Lincoln Wig 'n
Mosk 1,2,3; Baseball 3
WAMBOLDT, PATRICIA
J. - Pat - Friedens Honor Society 3; Spy
Salesman 3

WAGNER, JOHN A . Jack - McKinley

WAMBOLDT,
PAUL H. - Friedens Swimming
1, 2, 3;
Science
Foir 2

WARD, BARBARA
L. - Barb - Lincoln
Booster
Club 1; Wig 'n
Mask 1; French
Club 2,3

WARNOCK, ROY
V. - Washington
Hi-Y; K Club;
A Capp e 11 a;
Wrestling 1,2,3

WARNOCK,
WAYNE

WARREN, JOHN
M. Sticks Washington
Band 1,2,3, Section
Leader
3;
2, 3,
Orchestra
Section Leader 3;
Swing Band 2,3;
Variety Show 2,3

WATERSTRADT,
JAMES

WAVRO,
JOAN
M. - Washington
Homecoming
Committee
1,2;
Booster Club 1;
Kenews Salesman
l; Trident 1,2; Student Council 2;
Red Cross 1; Sophomore
Mixed
Choir 1; Senior
Mixed Choir 2; K
Teens 2,3; Prom
Committee Chairman 2; Graduation Usherette 2.

WEBER,
MARGARET
A
Peggy - Lincoln
- Honor Society
2,3; Wig 'n Mask
1,2;
Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1;
American
Field
Se r v ic e
2,3,
Treasurer 3; Kenews 1,2,3, Society Editor 3; Quill
and Scroll 2,3,
Secretory 3; Red
Cross 1; Semi nor
2, Corresponding
Secretory
2;
Homecoming Committee 2

WEISE, JOAN L.
- Lincoln - Senior Mixed Choir
2;
Sophomore
Night 2; Booster
Club 1; Graduation Usherette 2;
Prom
Committee
2; Student Council
1;
Student
Council Alternate
2

W I D M A R,

WEISS, LARRY

WELLS,
MARGERY J. - Mui Lincoln
Sub
Deb Club
2,3;
Student
Council
2; Booster Club
l; Closs Treasurer 2

WELLS, SCOTT

C 0 N-

STANCE M.
Connie
- Washington - Red
Cross Representative 2

WIEGAND,
WILLIAM
P. - Bill - Madison
West - Honor Society
3, American Field Service 3; Cross Country 1

WHYTE, JAMES A. Lincoln - Trock 2,3;
Cross Country 3; Science Fair 2, Honorable
Mention

WENDORF, JOAN E.
- Swen - McKinley Sophomore
Mixe d
Choir 1; Senior Girls
Choir 2,3; Booster Club
l; Wig 'n Mask 2; K
Teens 2,3; Prom Committee 2; Variety Show

WERVE, DAVID G. Dove - McKinley Bond
1,2,3; Variety
Show 1; Future Teachers 3, Orchestra 2,3

WIEMELT,
GAIL
K. - Washington

WIERZBICKI, JOANNE F. - Jo Lincoln
HiStyle 2; Sophomore Girls Choir
1; Senior Mixed
Choir
2;
Spy
Salesman 3

WIERSUM, JANET H.
- Jon - McKinley
Spanish
Club
1,2;
Booster Club 1; Student Council Alternate
2; Senior Mixed Choir
2
WILBURN, MARY
N. - Willie McKinley
G.A.A. 1,2, SophMixed
omore
Choir 1; Senior
Girls Choir 2,3;
Kenews Salesman
3; Red Cross Representative 3; Student Council 2;
Graduation
Usherette 2

WIN BERG, KRIS

WINTHER, ELEDA
L. - Lincoln

WIRCH, GARY J
Lincoln
Dick
McKinley
WITTENBERG. RICHARD C
Kenews 1,2,3; Debate 1.2.3; Creative Writing Club 3
WOLF. DENNIS R
Lincoln
WOLFE, RICHARD E - Dick
McKinley

WOLLER, ROBERT M. - Friedens
WOOD, BARBARA J.
Babbie
Lincoln
Tigar
McKinley
YANKUS, RUTH ANN
YASULIS, BARBARA J
B"rb
McKinley
GAA
1,2; Future Teachers 2; Seminar 2; Boaster Club 2
Sophomore Night 2; Cheerleader 2, Homecominr
Parade 2; Latin Club 2,3, Treasurer 3.

ZAMPANTI,
LUCHYNE
L. - Zam - Washington - GAA. 1,2,3

YOUNGERMAN,
SUZANNE R. Sue Washington Sophomore Girls Choir l;
Senior Mixed Choir 2

ZELLMER, DONNA L. - Lincoln
ZIMMERMAN, JEANETTE M. - Aquinas. LoCrosse
ZUHDE, FRANK E - Lincoln
ZUHDE, SANDRA L.
Kitten - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,
2; Cinematic l; Red Cross l

LURA, DICK D - Lincoln
BRYSKE, DAN
DEBARTELLO, PETE
PETERSEN, PETE

Ushers Club 3

ZARLETTI, THOMAS D.
Zar Lincoln Sophomore Choir
l;
Cinemotics 2;
Senior
Mixed Choir 2,3

Camera Shy
Andre, Charles E.
Barengo, Robert R.
BasHam, Jimmie D.
Becker, Edward J.
Bell, Sandra K.
B1nninger, Gilbert C.
Blaney, Lon L.
Bouterse, Keith A
Brackney, Joseph
Brandofina, Michael P.
Bryske, Daniel J.
Cabell, Alonzo H.
Cafferty, David J.
Campolo, Michael A
Cappelen, Douglas A
Carlson, David C.
Coester, Craig W.
Conlee, Edward E.
Connelly, Brian J.
Covelli, SaraJane
Davis, Terrence A
DeAngelis, Louis A
Donley, Colleen
Droste, Peggy J.
Eppers, Dennis J.
Ernst, Tim P.
Fortmann, Janice A.
Gassittie, Gene P.
Gerl, Timothy J.
Germinaro, Stella R.

Goldstein, Paul L. E.
Grissom, Gary D.
Haag, Bernard J.
Haarstick, Dave L.
Heidinger, Ronald M.
Hale, Doug B.
Hansche, Jeffrey R.
Hanzalik, Woodrow
Hartnell, John L.
Harvey, Geraldine C.
Haubrich, James C.
Havlin, Al T.
Hawley, Gretchen G.
Henderson, Charles J.
Hines, Daniel
Homes, Robert E.
Hoppe, Fred W.
Horn, Thomas L.
Jennings, Kenneth E.
Jesperson, William P.
Johnson, Clint F.
Jones, Larry C.
Kastman, Kenneth R.
Keating, Patricia S.
Kissee, Donald W.
Klemm, George D.
Koos, David P.
Kraning, Richard H.
Kuhnley, James R.
LaCombe, James L.

Lafayette, Lavina J.
Leach, Robert F.
Lesko, John
Lewis, Dale R.
Linstroth, Delores J.
Lauzon, James A.
Lui, Peter E.
Lumpp, Michael G.
McKeand, Robert L.
f..Aarotz, Dennis A.
Mascarette, Dominic L.
Mason, Gregory S.
Meier, Neil S.
Millard, Marie
Miller, Darlene M.
Morrone, Robert G.
Mortensen, Bill R.
Mueller, James R.
Murphy, Troy W.
Nelson, Loren E.
Nissila, Victoria M.
Norton, Daniel T.
Oldani, Bob P
Oquist, Delmont D.
Parker, Jerry A.
Pasquali, Frank L.
Perone, Guy
Pietkiewicz,Suzanne M.
Pivovar, Ruth A.
Proia, Max

Pugh, Sharon J.
Reagles, Gary D.
Reeves, Joyce M.
Rowe, Michael B.
Ruberg, Gail C.
Ruffolo, Alan L.
Sobol, Gary J.
Schafer, Paul S.
Schutz, John A.
Schwartz, Craig A.
Seidemann, Richard F.
Shannon, John K.
Shilts, Larry J.
Steward, Rochelle B.
Tenuth, Joseph F.
Thompson, Tyrone P.
VanHorn, Carl A
VanHorn, Roger D.
Vita, Frank J.
Wagley, Linda K.
Watts, Carlyn
Whitefoot, Rodger W.
Wieck, Edwin C.
Woynilko, Frank J.
Young, Gary G.
Yunker, Ernie G.
Zalubowski, Ronald J.

Best Wishes from
Your Official School Photographer

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and support. The waistband is extra longlasting, too.
The new Jockey Power-Knit T-shirt is made
to take a beating without losing its shape.
The fabric is packed with extra yarn. The
smooth Seamfree collar is nylon reinforced
as well .
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Cooper's, Incorporated
Kenosha, Wisconsin

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HOW TO WRITE A SUCCESS STORY
Let's start with a brief description of the Hero of your Success Story .
He or she can be a machine operator, a housewife, a store clerk, a teacher , a
clergyman, a union official , or engaged i n any activity you may select . To wr i te
a truly successful story, however, you must endow the Hero with four essential
c: iaracteri sties .
The Hero of a Success Story has a willingness to learn . For the Hero there is
no final graduation - only a series of Commencements that bring with them new
lessons to be mastered .
The Hero of a Success Story has an unending desire to succeed in whatever he
undertakes . The phrase " just as good " is not in his vocabulary . " Better than "
are his favorite words and the yardstick by which he measures hi s work .
The Hero of a Success Story welcomes responsibility . For just as exercise develops muscles, so responsibility develops the man or woman . The degree of your
Hero' s success will be governed by the respons i bility he or she is willing to
shoulder .
The Hero of a Success Story al ways gives more than he gets . He is too busy
with important things to measure accurately his own worth . His greatest satisfaction comes from being of real serv i ce to his fellow men .
It is never too early nor too late to begin your Success Story . Writing it will
not be easy because success is never easily captured . But your chances of authoring your own Success Story are greater in the United States than they would be
in any other country in the world .

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CONGRATULATIONS TO MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS

SNAP-ON TOOLS CORP.
Kenosha, Wis.

PLASTERING

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4711-85 Street

OL. 2-6697

MAN'S I NALi ENABLE RIGHTS
The essence of Americanism is found in the Declaration of Independence; namely, that man is endowed by his Creator with certain
inalienable rights; among them the right to life and liberty. This is
the rock upon which our American freedom was founded.
The Constitution and the Bill of Rights were sets of prohibitions.
They were prohibitions of what the people had learned to fear in
the old countries -

overextended government. They Ii mited govern-

ment more than it had ever been limited before.
Government was limited to the function of protecting the people
from destructive forces. As a consequence of this Ii mitation of government, creativity and productivity were free to flourish. This was
the source of the American Miracle.
Many of us have forgotten the real reasons for the freedom and
the outburst of creative energy that has made America a great nation -

let's understand them and help others to do so.

THE KENOSHA MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION

STORES
60th Street & 40th Avenue
4824 Sheridan Road
2324-64th Street

PLANT OFFICE
6415-28th Avenue

UNION

DYE

•YOUR LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED FABRIC CARE SPECIALISTS•

DOWNTOWN
5708 Seventh Avenue

COIN LAUNDRY
6824 Sheridan Road

First in Personal Service
Phone 01. 7-3175

AUTOGRAPHS ...

Member F.D.l.C.

KENOSHA' S FOREMOST STORE SINCE 1889
Downtown Kenosha

Compliments of

THE AMERICAN BRASS COMPANY

ANA~NDA
from mifle to corlsumer
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Kenosha Branch

Best Selection of
Fuel in Kenosha
Coal
Fuel Oil
Heating Equipment
Phone OL. 7-717

McNEIL FUEL CO.
6337 ~ 14 Avenue

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CONGRATULATION
CLASS OF '62
OL. 4-3591

710 58th Street

KENOSHA NATIONAL BANK
625 -

57 Street

OL. 8-8157

TRIANGLE APPLIANCES
& FURNITURE MART
Kenosha's Largest Selection of Name

Brand Appliances and Furniture
3813 Roosevelt Road

OL. 75143

KENDALL SHOE STORE
" Where Good Shoes Are Properly Fitted"

6208 -

22 Avenue

OL. 2-3751

ELLIOT'S FASHION APPAREL

5614 Sixth Avenue

GROTSKY & BERENSON

7523 -

22 Avenue

OL. 2-1596

OL. 40209

T. V. ENGINEERS

Ol. 76159

3416 Roosevelt Road

GUTTORMSEN'S 46 LANES

Ol. 45396

5160 Sixth Avenue

THOSE

FOR

DO NOT

WHO

PAYING

MIND
A LITTLE BIT LESS
FEATURING HESS MEATS

PIGGLY WIGGLY
3820-52 Avenue

2215-80 Street

'' W~ Yow WANT THE R.it.e.st''
Fannie M.ae Candies
Russel Stover Candies
Whitman Chocolates
Hallmark Cards

Genuine Hummels
Uhle's Tobacco
Sasieni, Comoy, GBD Pipes
Domestic & Havana Cigars

HOMEMADE Ice Cream ... Good FOOD
In the Heart of Kenosha at Rambler Drive -

24th Avenue

SEWER MASTERS
Bill Thomas -

Ray Staudt

COMPLETE SEWER SERVICE

OL. 73710 or OL. 75297

2822-52 Street

:PENNEY'S

~ L W A'Y S .. f I R S T : Q U A L I T Y ! .
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J. C. PENNEY CO.

702 -

58th STREET

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RODE'S CAMERA SHOP & PHOTO
SUPPLIES, INC.

2204 Roosevelt Road

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OL. 42410

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Phon• OL 1..a137

6113

29th

Avenue

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HARDWARE
STORE

YOUR
DOWNTOWN

MAIN HARDWARE, INC.
VIGANSKY'S TELEVISION &
APPLIANCE COMPANY
3611 Roosevelt Road

606 57th Street

OL. 7-7433

Kenosha, Wisconsin

OL. 81666

LAKE SHORE MOTORS, INC.
West Division

Sheridan Motors

5909-52 Street

5919 Sheridan Road

OL. 23030

OL. 25097

8124 Sheridan Road

OL. 45327

UPTOWN BAR AND RESTAURANT
FINE ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD
6216-22 Avenue

OL. 49123

KINNEY SHOE STORES

WILSON'S T.V. & RECORD CENTER
6206-22 Avenue

OL. 23723

5602 Sixth Avenue

OL. 79814

SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY
BENSON OIL COMPANY
6621 -

620 -

39 Avenue

56 Street

OL. 4-0421

ON THE SQUARE

Kenosha, Wisconsin
OL. 7-6677

PAIELLl'S BAKERY,
INCORPORATED

ISERMANN BROTHERS
614-618 56 Street

6020 -

39 Avenue

OL. 46471

OL. 7-5931

MUG 'N' BRUSH
BARBER SHOP
The Latest In Hair Styles

2103 -

91 Street

7426 -

SUNSET MOTORS

40 Avenue
1320 -

52 Street

OL. 7-5600

BELL DRESSED IS WELL DRESSED
KENOSHA'S QUALITY
MEN'S STORE
SINCE
1904

BELL CLOTHING HOUSE
VALEO'S SAUSAGE SHOP
5002 -

22 Avenue

6th Avenue

Corner 56th Street

OL. 7-6484

BRUCH FUNERAL HOME

3503 Roosevelt Road

OL. 2-28298

RUFFALO DECORATING COMPANY
OL. 4-0217

3401 Roosevelt Road

Kenosha's Largest Jewelers

JORNT BROTHERS
HARDWARE

5006 Seventh Avenue
Corner 58 Street and 7th Avenue

OL. 7-9613

ARNOLD P. JOHNSON, INC.
SUNNYSIDE T.V.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS

7102 Thirtieth Avenue
7514 -

30 Avenue

OL. 45426

Telephone Olympic 88428

SE GALS
READY TO WEAR

MARY ANN'S BEAUTY SALON

5709 -

Sixth Avenue

OL. 7-6506

2022 Fiftieth Street
Phone OL. 76658

BERNACCHI
FOREST PARK PHARMACY
60th Street at 39th Avenue

OL. 81353

LAWRENCE JEWELERS

Four Locations in Kenosha, Wis.
5727 -

6th Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin

CITY LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP

OL. 8-8400

5901 Sixth Avenue
6908 -

29 Avenue

OL. 7-6166

BODE BROTHER'S COMPANY

~RDITURE CO.

Established over 60 years
Six Complete Floors of
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Home Furnishings & Carpeting

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6209 22nd AVE. •

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Complete Home Furnishers

Interior Decorating Service
5431 Sixth Avenue

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OL. 8-8126

COMPLIMENTS OF

CERTIFIED GROCERS
Cl ass of 1963

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS
ALBERT T. CHRISTIANSEN
HEATING -

COOLING

MIDTOWN BAR & RESTAURANT

WELDING

7006 Sheridon Rood

2112 -

14 -

52 Street

BOBUSCH FURNITURE COMPANY

OLIVER'S BAKERY INC.

5000 Seventh Avenue

3526 Roosevelt Rood

CRYSTAL'S MEN SHOP

PIASECKI FUNERAL HOME

5520 Sixth Avenue

2002 -

52 Street

DICK'S BARBER SHOP

THE RANCH RESTAURANT

3033 60 Street

7500 Sheridon Rood

GREENING'S CLOTHES SHOP
6304 -

22 Avenue

KENNETH H. JUNG AGENCY
2206 -

60 Street

LA FAIRE BEAUTY SALON
3119 -

60 Street

THOMPSON CONCRETE BLOCK COMPANY
3506 -

67 Street

WADE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
1630 -

50 Street

PATRONS
Barr Furniture and Appliances

Jurik Food Shop

Berger Chef Drive-In

Kiddy Korner

Book Mart

Leader Store

Brosk Office and School Supply, Inc.

Leo Walkowski & Son

Carl's Market

Mike's Barber Shop

Charles Curtiss Insurance Agency

Mr. Paul 's Barber Shop

Chiappetta, Inc.

Nehlsen 's Sporting Goods

Contour Hosiery, Inc.

Nickerson Linoleum Shop

Crema Rug Company

North Shore General Mdse. Co.

Dickelman Toy Shop

Peggy Geddes

I. J. Bear & Son, Inc.

Phillips Gift Shoppe

Doctors Park Pharmacy

Phillipson Woodcraft

Ernst Stationery & Supplies, Inc.

Pofahl Linoleum & Paint

Flatley's Sausage Shop

Potthast Sheet Metal

Frandsen Pharmacy

Sam Bianco Barber Shop

Gallo Rexall Pharmacy

Fred P. Rudy Co.

Garb's Guys N Dolls Barber Shop

Sikorsky Realty

John Blatter Standard Service

Sunnyside Florists

John Bruzas Agency

Tyson's Cycle and Sport Shop, Inc.

John R. DiCello Agency

Julius Urban

John's Old-Fashion Sausage Shop

Vanity Shop

Johnston Hardware, Inc.

William's Sausage Shop
Wisconsin Fuel Co.

DENTAL PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS
D. W. Baumgartner, D.D.S., M.S.

Thomas B. Lane, D.D.S.

Orthodontist

6124 She rido n Rood

6106 Sheridan Rood

A. E. Pacetti, D.D.S.
Kenneth E. Ditthardt, D.D.S.
7533 -

3804 -

60 Stree t

39 Avenue

George C. Gabe, D.D.S.

F. S. Przlomski, D.D.S.

General Dentistry

5925 Sixth Avenue A

625 -

57 Street

Kenneth Reed
Roger M. Hammond, D.D.S.
1202 -

7533 -

22 Ave nue

60 Street

W. H. Talley, D.D.S.
Warren A. Johnson, D.D.S.
6820 -

3311 Roosevelt Rood

14 Avenue

OPTOMETRY PROFESSIONAL
SPONSORS
The optometri st is one who practices the art

DRUG STORE SPONSORS

and science of vision care. He is trained and
l i censed to make tests to determine vision
efficiency. When inefficiencies are found , he
prescri bes and fits corrective lenses, or provi des visual training , to conserve and im -

Kenosha Prescription Laboratory, Inc.

prove the pat ient's comfortable and efficient
seeing .
624 -

57 Street

Mayer Drug

Dr. Leon Regner
Optometrist
6215 -

5537 Sixth Avenue

22 Avenue

Heinze and Associates, O.D.
2215 -

63 Street

MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS
The Kenosha County Medical Society is a voluntary
organization of Doctors of Medicine who reside and
p ractice in Kenosha County, dedicated to the promotion of the science and art of medicine and the
b etterment of health.
This society is a component organization of the
State Medical Society of Wisconsin and the American Medical Association.

Harold A. Bjork, M.D. & Gene F. Armstrong, M.D.

Wm. A. Mudge, M.D.

Radiology

Internal Medicine & Cardiology

6530 Sheridon Rood

6530 Sheridon Rood

Morris Siegel, M.D.

Boyd Horsley, M.D.

Physician & Surgeon

Internal Medicine

3900 -

6530 Sheridon Rood

75 Street

Edwin H. Barnes & Walter C. Rattan, M.D.

L. T. Schlenker, M.D.

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Orthopedic Surgery

6530 Sheridon Rood

6530 Sheridon Rood

Cecil C. Morrow, M.D.

G. Larsen & Ralph G. Burnett, M.D.

Allergic Diseases

Physician & Surgeon

6336 Sheridon Rood

6219 -

22 Avenue

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