The SPY 1964

The Mary D. Bradford High School Year Book, The SPY, for the 1963 to 1964 school year.

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mary d. bradford

kenosha, wisconsin

Hail to the
Kenosha High School,
Alma Mater, dear.
We thy faithful
Sons and daughter ,
Thy fair name revere.
Friend of learning,
Guide to manhood
May thy cause prevail.
Hail to thee
Keno ha High chool,
Alma Mater, hail.

FORE W ORD
Those simple words in the opposite comer
represent three years of laughter and tears,
work and play for this year's graduating seniors, and fewer years of the same for the sophomores and juniors. We hope this SPY for
1964 holds many memories which you will
find enjoyable. Among these memories are
, pages showing our championship basketball
team, pictures of our band at the Green Bay
Packer's football game, our homecoming festivities, and, of course, individual pictures of
all your friends. The PY staff worked hard
all year to put a little of their own thoughts
and feelings on every page and to make this
a book to be treasured for many years. Without your cooperation and help, however, club
pictures and action hots would not have been
possible, and, without the e, there would be
no PY. o we sugge t that, as you page through
this yearbook, you remember that you too had
a hand in its being.
Bonnie & Karin

TABLE OF

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CONTENTS

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SPY STAFF
EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bonnie Kreth
ASSISTANT EDITOR ....... Karin Smith
PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ......... Ann
Hackbarth
SUBSCRIPTION ED ITOR ....... Conney
Campbell
BUSI E S MA AGER .. Wally Pawlowski
COPY EDITORS ....... Mary Gay Turbey
Jenny Beck
PHOTOGRAPHERS ... .. ... John Laurent
Mike Evans
Jan Hoffman

ARTISTS ................... Karl Young
Jan Galligan
GENERAL STAFF ............. Pat Bader
Marc Jerome
Janice Kober
Lenea Larsen
Pat Lubnicwski
V cronica Moore

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

OTTO F. HUETT ER
Director of Secondary Education

HAROLD R. MAURER
Superintendent of Schools

BOARD OF EDUCATION
ST ANDING: Jul ius Goldstein, William T yson, George Pinzger. SEATED: Mrs. Francis
Jaeschke, Mrs. Mary Zicarelli, J oseph Hamelink, Leslie Schlax.

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Mr. Fowler, present principal of Mary D. Bradford; Mr. Augustus, past principal of Bradford,
present principal of Tremper.

HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIALS

Mr. Stocker
Assistant Principal

Mr. Hooper
Assistant Principal

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INTRODUCING ...

MR. AUGUSTUS Included among the
many smiling new faces around school this
year was that of Mr. William E. Augustus,
our new principal for the first part of the
school year.
Before becoming a member of the stafT of
Mary D. Bradford, Mr. Augustus was principal of Aurora, Ill.. Junior High School. Besides
being principal , at this school, he taught science and social studies and counseled the
boys.
His advanced schooling included Illinois
State University and the University of Colorado. He is currently \\"orking on his Doctors
Degree at the University of Illinois.
Along with his academic endeavors, Mr.
Augustus is also social-minded, being an outstanding member of the Lions Club.

AND ...

MR. FOWLER- Mr. Fowler's arrival at this
school for the later half of the year, somewhat
coincided with the arrival of the Beatles and
"Ticki-Tacki" houses. The students immediately recognized Mr. Fowler as a clever and
thinking personality, and joyfully accepted
him with smiles as a part of this school.
Mr. Fowler attended the TniYersity of Wisconsin and recei,·ed his Bachelors and Masters
degrees there. Later he attended the University
of Illinois to recei\"e his dearee in administration.
Having taught at many schools around the
country, concentrating mainly in \Visconsin,
Mr. Fowler came to us from Hin dale, Illinois, where he was the assi tant principal. The
Fowler family choose our community as their
new home because they considered it an active
community with a moving school system of
which it would be intere ting to be part.

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OUR CO UNSELORS

Mr. Valente, Mr. Owens, and Mr.
Rafshol.

Miss Khurana and Mr. Fremming.

Miss
Virginia
COUNSELOR .

Tenuta- HEAD

BACK ROW: Mr. Miles and Miss Gripp. ROW 2: Miss Kronenwetter and Mr. Fitzpatrick. FRONT ROW: Mr. Paska, Mr. Hadler, and Mr. Britelli .

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SPEECH

Mr. Gladding, Miss Zeller, Miss Baltes, Mr. Davies.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS

Mr. Kriz, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Freeberg, Mr. Carson, Mr. Reppert, Mr. Carver, Mr. Smith, Mr. Link.

ST ANDING: Mr. Schultz, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Cordincr, Mr. Paska, Mr. Carasche,
Mr. Winston, Mr. McKinna. SEATED: Mr. Schumacher, Mr. Farnum, Mr. Milske, Mr.
Hadler, Miss Doherty, Mr. Whitaker, Mr. Huberty, Miss Trowbridge.

SCIENCE

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BACK ROW: Mr. Scropos, Miss LaFave, Mr.
Schmidt, Mr. Gladding, Mr. Huetten, Mr. Stewart,
Mr. Spring, Mrs. Conrad ROW 2: Miss Zeller, Miss

Steffen , Mr. Hensey, Miss Rein FRONT ROW: Mrs.
McKenzie, Miss Breiseth , Miss Hoemann, Mrs.
McKay.

ENGLISH

SOCIAL STUDIES
BACK ROW: Mr. Greco, Mr. Gebhart, Mr.
Verwey, Mr. Draeger, Mr. Wambach, Mr. Bair,
Mr. Eaker, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Manesis FRONT

ROW: Mr. Thompson , Mr. Fitzpatrick, Miss
Duncan, Miss Stevenson, Miss Yates, Mr.
Miszczak, Mr. Miles.

MATHEMA TICS

STANDING: Mr. Bussard , Mr. Mealy, Mr. Moebius, M r. McCarthy, Mr.
Cosner, Mr. Parnell SEATED: Mrs. Huetten, Miss Speich, Miss Goerz,
Mr. ye.

LIBRARIANS

Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Zadkovich , Mr. Payne, Miss Magada, Mrs.
Chatilo\'icz. Miss Thanos.

MUSIC

Ir. Fro eth. ~Ir. >:osal. ~Ir. Rune tad

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SPECIAL HELP

PUBLICATIONS
Mr. H oltkamp, Mr. Bianchetti

Mr. Young, Miss Sullivan

VISUAL AIDS

Mr. Alli, Mr. Stai, Mr. Whitworth

Mr. Schumacher, Mr. Hubbard

DRIVER'S
EDUCATION

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CUSTODIANS

BACK ROW: Mr. Willems, Mr. Clark, Mr. Falk.
ROW 2: Mr. Rannick, Mr. Lindstrom, Mr. Yonkoski, Mr. Marchese . FRONT ROW : Mr. Preston,
Mr. Albano, Mr. Perry.

LANGUAGES

STANDING: Miss Sliney, Mrs. Faust, Miss Blank, Mr.
Fisher. SEATED: Mrs. Bayler, Miss Wilson , Miss Meier.
ST ANDING: Mrs. Galdonik, Miss Schnell, Miss Luzar, Mrs.
Hassinge r, Miss H orvat, Mrs. Selander, Mrs. Bockeloh, Mrs.
Schewe, Miss Muto. SEATED: Miss Terry, Mrs. Lebeckis.

OFFICE
STAFF

P UBLIC HEAL TH NURSE
Miss Kupfersrhmidt

GIRLS)
PHYSICAL EDUCATION

LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Sigg, Mrs. Krakow, Miss Stann ,
Miss Knudson , Miss Hanser, Miss Vanderhoof, Miss Donovan.
FROM LEFT: Mr. McCulloch, Mr. Alli, Mr. Buechel, Mr. Reardon,
Mr. Tsuchiya, Mr. Hammond , Mr. Stai , Mr. R eifsteck, Mr. Whitworth, Mr. Fox.

Bors)
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION

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ART

Mr. Farnham, Mr. Christy, Mr. Parnell SEATED: Mr. Brown .

HOME ECONOMICS

Miss Morris, Mrs. Paintin.

BUSINESS
BACK ROW: Mr. Terrill , Mr. Hillier, Mr. Primuth, Mr. Schmale, Mr. Glaesar, Mr. Young
ROW 2: Mrs. Karlson , Mrs. Terrill, Miss Pautsch, Mr. Stuyvesant FRONT ROW: Mrs.
Rorek, Miss Campbell, Miss Kronenwetter, Mrs. Gober.

It's too late to back out now.

Glug, Glug

TEACHERS
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CLUBS

\\'ith the help of ).1i s Khurana. the American
Field Sen·ice again wa the . ponsor of an exchange
student, this year from Scotland Miss Rosemary·
Carter. Rosemary \\ as. of course a Yery actiYe
member of the group. and her picture appeared
on the back of the bonds which the club sold to
rai. e money for next year· . foreign student at
Bradford High and also to send one of Bradford's
students abroad for the summer. All members of
the A.F ... Club old these bonds. called '"friendship bonds"' and the response from the students
was worthy of praise.

The way the foreign students see it.

AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE

BACK ROW: Yvonne Thomas, Pat Weiss, Rosemary Carter, Barb Maegaard, Sandy Guttormsen ,
Gail Williams, Arleen Moser. Carol Beck ROW 2:
Barbara Baker, Donna Springer, Kathy Eaves.
Cindy Holderness , Donna Tarsitano, Racine exchange student from J apan , JoAnn Weiss, J oyce

Tanck, Gail Stuyvesant FRONT ROW: Mary
Spraker, Wendy Cohn , Joanne Bush, Dave Pollock .
Racine exchange student from Brazil , Jerry Gretzinger, Tom Bellaver, Arlene Yordi. Racine exchange
student from Argentina.

AR TISTS ALLEY
Again this year the members of Artists'
Alley banded together with other art students to paint the windows of the post office. The theme was ''The rati\·ity" and
the painting was directed by Mr. Christy.
The officers were:
President ................. . Tony Vena
Vice President ...... Katie Van Harpen
Secretary ................ Libby Shipley
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terri Brown

STANDING: Mr. Christy, Jane Friedl, Annette Durdik,
Terri Brown, Linda Schlevensky, Linda Lawrence, Libby
Shipley, Margaret Conley SEATED: Sue Richardson,

Donna Casteel, Carl Young. Tony Vena, Sandy Christian. Katie Van Harpen.

BACK ROW: John Rugg. Roseanne Fanduzzi, Elberta Misurelli, Karla Hassforth, JoAnn Weiss ROW 2: Gail Hicks, Nancy Bareika, Pat H olm, Janice Stipanuk, Sharon Sonquist, Jane Martin FRONT ROW: Diane Dau, Sue Schmidt, Marty Patrick, Carol
Paleski, Linda Meyer, Conney Campbell , Nancy Specht.

BOOSTER CLUB
Pep, spirit, and loyalty- these describe the Booster
Club. The main purpose of this club is to promote
school spirit, and this makes it one of the most enthusiastic and worthwhile clubs. Boosters make
posters adYertising school activities, form booster
sections at sports events, support the cheerleaders
of Bradford High , and really get out and yell at
all the games. Booster Club members also sell

booster buttons and put on lively skits at basketball games during the half-times.
BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT ...... . ....... . . Kathy Goodwin
VICE PRESIDENT .. . ......... Marty Patrick
SECRETARY
Carol Hubbard
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY .. Pat Ianni
TREASURER ......... . .. Conney Campbell

BACK ROW: Sue Greening, Mary Jo Rudy,
Lynn Hill, J udy Hansche, Cheryl Dean, Ernie
Wachs FRONT ROW: Tim Peterson, Cheryl

Paulson, Barbara Maegaard , Dodie Covelli,
Mary Kay Christopherson, Mary Lou Denning.

BACK ROW: Dick Anderson, Jerry Gretzinger, Mr. Hubbard, Larry Thomas FRONT ROW:
Dick Principe, William I-Ierolt, James VanZile, Wendell Gregory, Mr. Schumacher.

CINEMA TICS
Cinematics is one of the smallest clubs in the
school, but its work should not be taken lightly.
These few boy , under the direction of Mr.
Schumacher and Mr. Hubbard, are responsible
for seeing that all visual aids are delivered in
working order to the various rooms where they
are to be used each day. Many hours of wheeling carts through the halls and running projectors in the basem nt of the museum are
spent weekly by the members of Cinematics in
order that the student body of Bradford High
might enjoy all the beautiful films made available to them through the Vi ual Aids Department, of which this club is a vital part.

DEBATE

JU:"IIOR VARSITY: STANDING: Bob Kiss , Jim Smith ,
K ei th Kubert , Bob Sfar iotti, T om Shields SEATED: Tim
R ose, Jeff Reilly, J ohn Kishline, Mike Evans.

VARSITY: Mr. Davies, Bill Smoler, Mark Swartz, George Anderson, Miss Baltes,
Missin g: Bob Lutter.

Very successful these two words
characterize Bradford's debate squad
this year. Under the watchful eyes of
Mr. Davies and Miss Baltes, this group
took part in many out-of-town debates, sacrificing a great many of their
Saturdays. Many long hours were
spent practicing m the Bradford
auditorium, so that the teams could
make the good showing that they did .

SOPHOMORE: BACK ROW: Gary Fox, Carla Sheehan , H elen
Ad elt, Lynn Hill , Dick Steffenson ROW 2: Dick Fleming, Sherry
Strantz, Karen K olbasnik, R oc helle Smith, D onna Stelter, Kurt
Voll ers FRONT ROW: Barbara Hindley, Barbara Schindler,
Jean Sfaciotti , Pat Valley, Dewey Reilley.

FORENSICS

George Anderson, Mike Evans FRONT
Mark Swartz, Barbara Hindley, Tom Shields.

BACK ROW: Bill Smoler, Kurt Vollers, Carol
Winkless, Jane Peterson, Coach Davies, Jeff Reilly ,

This year Bradford's forensic team
was certainly a group to be proud of.
They proved that Kenosha produces
scholastically-inclined young people
as well as athletically-inclined. Participating in the National Forensic
League's state tournament in Oshkosh, the team as a whole took the
N.F.L. traveling trophy for all-around
forensic competition in recent years.
Aside from this team trophy, two individual members also took firstsBarbara Hindley, humorous interpretation, and Tom Shields, oratorical interpretation. Many other honors were
heaped upon other members of the
team individually and upon the team
as a whole, thanks to the marvelous
coaching of Mr. John Davies.

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FUT URE N URSES

To help prepare young ,,·omen in the
nursinCT and other health field is the purpose of the "Future ::\ur es and Allied
Health Club."' During the year they make
up a Chri tmas Ba kct for a needy family,
listen to speakers who are experts in their
fields. and sec interesting mO\·ies. U nclcr
the guidance of Miss Kupferschmidt, the
school nurse, the officers were:
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Smith
Vice-President ....... June \\'ohlgefahrt
Secretary ...... . ......... Linda Tenuta
Trea urer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ginny Bosman

ROW 6: Wilodean Van Patten, Diane Bose, Darothy Att,
Eve La Combe. ROW 5: Jennifer Comer, Renee Hagerty.
Judith Hudson, Julia Lomartire, Anne Orlowski, Linda
Tyler. ROW 4: Darlene Bohmine, Diane Blaziewske , Sharon Wickersham, Charlotte Siegel, Kathy Stoebig. ROW 3:
Jane Garofalo, Pat Bader, Diana Ebling, Pam R izzo,

Gretchen Roth, Hope Schmerling, Carla Bente. ROW
2. Cynthia Eaton. Gail Willems. Delores Scott, Miss
Kupferschmidt. ROW 1: Pat Gollnick, Linda Burtt,
Karin Smith, Linda Tenuta, Ginny Bosman, June
Wohlgefahrt.

FUTURE TEACHERS

Future Teachers of America was a
very busy club this year, sponsoring
several teacher's teas and working
hard on bulletin board displays for
ational Education Week and Teaching Career Month. Other actiYities of
the group included a bus trip to
Northwe tern College campus, a pizza
party for club members a fudge sale,
and a Christmas party. Officers of
F.T.A. were :
President ............ Jane Peterson
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Tanck
Treasurer . . . . . . . . Marsha Kellman

BACK ROW: Pat Weiss, J oAnn Weiss, Kurt Maloney,
Dolly K overa, Cynthia Feick ROW 3: Donna Behrmann,
Jeanne Lill, Robin Stauder, Cheryl Segil ROW 2: Ellen

Se ~ il.

Barbara Maegaard , Nancy Winkiy, Anne Moses
FRONT ROW: Marsha Kellman, Jane Peterson, Pat
Bryant, Joyce Tanck.

G.A.A. BOARD
AND ACTIVITIES
The Girls' Athletic Association kept
busy this year with busines meetings,
ba ketball, volleyball, apparatus, banquets, and picnics. All athleticallyminded girls of Bradford High find
that this club uits their tastes Yery
\\"ell by presenting a \'ariety of sports
in which the members may participate. Meetings were held on Wednesday nights, followed by an evening of
active participation in the various
sports available throughout the year.
BACK ROW: Marilyn Martin, Judy Anderson , Karen
Cra,·ens, Judy Hansche, Miss Knudson, Judy Baietto,
Shirley Heppel SECOND ROW: Marciel Oncken, Na-

oma Shampine, Joanne Weiss, Beverly VanZile FRONT
ROW: Diane Morgan, Barbara Maegaard .

BANQUET TIME

Animated gymnastics

Broi led rattlesnake, you say?
Queens for a day

Hi-Style service club did it againthey presented a successful style show
and sponsored a smoothly run Dad's
Night. With their powder blue and
white uniforms, the girls are seen
helping out at the science fair or passing through the halls with cupcakes
for sale. Officers for the year were as
follows:
2nd Semester
President
Sue Strangberg ...... Sue Strangberg
Vice President
Rozanne Fanduzzi ... Rosmary Carter
Recording Secretary
Pau la Erdman ..... Cindy Rahanian
Corresponding Secretary
Kathy Schutz .... . ... Kathy Schutz
Treasurer
Joyce Tanck ......... Joyce Tanck
1st Semester

BACK ROW: Judy Looker, Pat Greenwald, Judy
Anderson, Sandy Guttormsen ROW 6: Barbara Robinson, Rosmary Carter ROW 5: Cindy Rahanian,
Kathy Hildewig. ROW 4: Mary Remkus, Linda
Robinson , Linda Blair, Sandy Fennema, Paula Erd-

HI-STYLE

man , Carol Englund, Sandy Gasgoigne. ROW 3:
Jane Friedl, Roseanne Fanduzzi ROW 2: Joyce
Tanck , Lois Helwig. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Huew:n,
Kathy Schutz, Sue Strangberg, Gail Stuyvesant.

BACK ROW: Mr. Davey, Jim Haubrich , Jim Schweitzer,
Armando Santas, David Anderson, FRONT ROW: Clif-

ton Beth, Leroy Copen, Dirk
T o m Yore, Mike Zalud.

Williams, Ken

H orgen.

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Hi-Y members are kept busy fulfilling- their
club duties. Se lling refreshments during the
noon periods, the club was able to present a
senior scholar hip at the end of the year. The
members a lso acted as announcers at the basketball games.

HON OR SOCIETY
Honor Society was a ycry busy group again this year,
sponsoring numerous acti\'itics to raise money for
a scholarship and for prizes to go to the winners of the
annual Spelling Bee. The winner of the Spelling Bee.
Karen Zebrowski, also reigned as queen of the Honey
Hop, another Honor Society- ponsored acti\·ity. Efforts
to raise money for a cholarship also included a car
wa h, a rummage sale, and a bake sale. The scholarship was won by Jennie Beck and was giYcn on the
basis of an essay entitled ".'.\Tothing Gold Can Stay"
and dealing with the importance of a college education.

BACK ROW: Jeff Kadlac , Earl Sharnick , Bill Smoler, Cody Shwaiko. FOURTH ROW: Mary Gunlach , Barbara Behnke, Christine Gemmell, Bernice
Kreth THIRD ROW: Sharon Tench, Pat Lubniewski, Peggy Kruse. ROW 2: Marsha Kellman, Sandy

Guttormsen, Barbara Maegaard, Mary Gay Turbey.
Janice Chernik, Frances Patterson . FRONT ROW:
Merrily Szantor, Lynn Laurent, Jeff Reilly, Jane
Peterson , Margie Koos.

INTERCLUB PRESIDENTS COUNCIL

Composed of presidents of all the
school clubs, Interclub Presidents'
Council has been a fairly active organization this year. Their major activity was sponsoring the annual
Homecoming activities. Other projects
included buying stopwatches for Thailand and purchasing and decorating
a Christmas tree for the main building. Officers were:
PRE IDENT ....... . Jane Peter on
VICE PRESIDE T .. Fred DeLacy
SECRETARY-TREASURER ...... ,
Sue Strangberg

BACK ROW: Kathy Goodwin, Diane Dau, Kim
Hammes, Sue Strangberg, Mary Gundlach, Joanne
Weiss, Jane Peterson ROW 2: Karin Smith, Bernice

Kreth, Sue ichols, Mary Gay Turbey, Cindy Holderness, Naomi Champine FRONT ROW: Kent Mescher, Fred D eLacy, Steve Philo, Jack Rose.

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A part of that hard-working ( ?) Kenews staff

Getting out a newspaper is no easy job, no matter how small the paper, and
the Kenews staff did a job well worth commendation. Deadlines were often
late, both for picture and for copy, but, ne\·e rtheless, that infom1ati\·c
newspaper always seemed to come out on time with all its pages crammed
full of amusing sidelights, interesting descriptions of activitie, and thou ghtprovoking editorials. Kenews staff members worked very hard all year and
certainly they are one of the groups in Bradford most worthy of the admiration of all the students.
BACK ROW: Sharon Gosselin, Janice Doerring,
Sharon Holman, Kathy Daun , Hope Schmerling,
Pat Bryant, Richard Duncan , Ton Hardy, Dave
Pollock. FOURTH ROW: T om Bellaver, Mary
Sturtznegger, Mark Swartz. ROW 3: Gerri Muh-

lick, Cheryl Segil, Mary J o Rudy, Linda Bosman,
Kathy Hildewig, Rick Balderson . ROW 2: Miss
Sullivan, Carla Yankovich, Nancy Thompsen, Jan
Meyers. FRONT ROW: Cindy Holderness, Sue
Nichols, Cindy Haebig, Tom Arrowood.

KEY CLUB

A pensive group.

Key Club members this year with the help of their
ad,·isor Mr. Hucttcn helped another person go to
college by the scholarship they gaYc. If you can't
tell a Key Club member by his black sweater, tic,
and pin, then you're sure to know him by the bag of
peanuts that he i holding in his hand. Selling
peanuts is one of th e ways in which K ey Club raises
the money for the aforementioned scholarship.
BACK ROW: Kurt Becker, Jeff Hansen, Larry Simons, Jim Haynor, Walter Pawlowski ROW 5: Jeff
Morton , Dave Morton, Mark Swartz, Bob Lutter,
Jeff Kadlac , David Lindley, Bob Swartz, Dave Wysonick. ROW 4: Da'e Splitek , Dave Penza, George
Becker, Dave Leet, Jim Smith, Bob Pedley ROW 3:

'l he Key Club dunking booth at the annual fall
Fe ti,·al is always a lot of fun and is well-known by
everyone. More important, however, than either the
scholarship they gi,·c or the laughter they cause is
the good will spread about the chool by all Key
Club members with their friendly smiles and helpful ways.
J ohn Grass, Marty Ciotti, Wayne Anderson, Greg
Jeffries, Jerry Hujik, Jack H oman ROW 2: Dewey
Reill ey, Lonny Malzahn , Tom Lebeckis , Tim Margetson, Bob Simo ns , Roger Chernik, Tom Arrowood
FRONT ROW: Jeff Reilley, Rod Pfeiffer, Steve
Philo, Jack Rose, Mr. Huetten.

K-CLUB

Ai iong the boys at MBHS, K-Club is active and admired. By earning
a letter through sports, a boy becomes an automatic member of this
club. K-Club members sell pennant and candy at football and basketball games; they also plan several projects with Booster Club, for
instance, working on a Homecoming float. In general K-Club members promote good school spirit by supporting all school sports activities.

OFFICERS
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fred Delacy
VICE PRESIDENT ............................. Bob Pelligrino
TREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gordon Meyers
SECRETARY . . . . . . .
. ....................... Cal Patterson
BACK ROW: Fred Delacy. ROW 3: Russ Bullamore .
Bob Zaph, Earl Scharnick. ROW 2: Bill Mikolyzk, Claud
Doud, Calvin Patterson, Bill Bader, Bob Pitts, Gordon
Meyer,
Howie Alwardt,
Ernie Virgili.
ROW 2:

Jim Jensen. FRONT ROW: Larry Weiss, Chuck Lange,
Al Becker, George Benedict, Wayne Anderson, Tom Hansen, Larry Mueller.

K-TEENS

nder the fine leadership of their officers, K-Teens were able to help in
presenting the Christmas Formal. They also sponsored the Sadie Hawkins
dance and held an alumni tea at which they were in charge of kitchen
cleanup. Officer of this year's group were:
1st Semester
2nd Semester
Mary Gundlach .............. President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Gundlach
Ann Hackbarth ............ Vice President ............ Ann Hackbarth
Karla Jensen .......... Recording Secretary .......... Judy Lindeman
Jennifer Modory ........ Corre ponding Secretary ........ Roberta Hix
Donna Tarsitano ............ Treasurer ............ Donna Tarsitano
FIRST ROW TOP TO BOTTOM: Karen
Rode, Linda Hees, Linda Burtt, Jeanne Lill,
Mary Williams, Liz Willems. ROW 2: Sheryl
Dean, Roberta Hix, Mary Langer, Conney
Campbell, Carol Beck, Miss Morris SLA TI G

UP: Judy Lindaman, Ruth Grove, Sylvia Snyder SLA TING DOWN: Donna Tarsitano.
Jennifer Modory, Karla Jensen, Ann Hackbarth,
Mary Gundlach.

ILLA KLAVA
The Latin Club is made of members of the third and fourth year
Latin class. The meetin<Ys arc held
in the cla s. The officers of this
year's club were: Pre ident, Eileen
\Vaswrick; Vice President, Sue
Arendt; Secretary, Marsha Kellman; and Treasurer, Bonnie
Kreth.

BACK ROW: Miss Meier, Fred Bruch , Don Jacobson,
Linda Robinson , Linda Tyler, Eileen Waswrick, Sheri
Koble ke, Pete Becker. Tom Hartley M I DDLE ROW:
J oanne Weiss, Colleen Callahan, Jackie Martelle, Janice
Kober, Luanna Fleming, Marsha Kellman , Linda Neau,

Ed W illmington FRONT ROW: Bonnie Kreth , Sue
Arndt, Paulie Waterstrat, Cindy Rahanian , Sue Holicka ,
Pat Mattern, Kathy Gemmel, Linda Blair, Karen DeRui ter, Pat Lubniewski.

SOPHOMORE
CHEER LE ADERS: Margie Wagner,
Barbara Huntoon. Barbara
Serpe,
Sandy
Goodwin, and Kathy
Smith.

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\' I C T 0 R Y-That is the familiar cheer at
any Football, Basketball, or Wrestling events. The
six varsity cheerleaders uphold the tradition of stirring the souls of the fans at all home and away
games. From the moment these peppy cheerleaders
are first seen on the floor. until they leave, the spirit
of the crowd and of the team is bol tercel.
The varsity cheerleaders, led by captain Linda Bergren, seem to know when the crowd wants to cheer
and what their favorite cheers are. Their enthusi-

asm has ne,·er dwindled; e\·en at the worst moments
they are ready to cheer the boys on to fight harder.
These hardworking but ,·i\'acious girls also sponsored a clan e called the Victory Dance. It celebrated the Basketball team's capture of the Big
Eight Title and a perfect season of eighteen straight
wins. The girls donated the finds to the United
States Olympic Fund.

V ARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Dean, Linda Bergren, Karen Rode, Carlene Arnoldini.
Pat Perri. (In Front} Jennie Beck.

QUILL AND SCROLL

Oage Thompsens was the scene of the annual Quill and Scroll banquet. This club
is part of an international organization
formed to provide recognition for the outstanding high school journalists. All members must have a high scholastic average
and must be recommended by the advisor
of their respective journalistic organizations. At the annual banquet new members were initiated formally into the club
and Mr. Brown of the Kenosha Evening
News spoke, answering questions from the
audience and presenting clearly the various aspects of journalism.

BACK ROW: Tom Arrowood, Kathy Hildewig, George Anderson, Wally Pawlowski,
Linda Bosman , Karin Smith ROW 3: Ann Hackbarth, Conney Campbell, Janice Doerring, Mary Gay Turbey ROW 2: Bernice Kreth, Miss Sullivan, Susan Nichols, Cindy
Haebig FRONT ROW: Cindy Holderness.

The Junior Red Cross members were selected from their third or eighth hour
classes, and this year, as in the past, Red
Cross spon ored a membership and fund
drive. The money collected by the donating students was used for a school chest
which contained educational and sports
objects which were sent to disaster areas.
Leaders of the group were President Rodney Fraid and Advisor Mr. , ye.

J
There's nothing cheap about Wally!

JUNIOR RED CROSS

BACK ROW: James Loshek, Bob Frank, Rodney
Fraid, Vaughn Voight, Jeff Reilley, Gary Beltoya,
Tim Rose, Peter Behnke. ROW 2: Pat Henshaw,
Sandie Christian, Donna Turner, Barbara Maegaard, Judy Hansche, Jeanellyn Desmaris, Pat Bader, Linda Sevey, Carol Olson, Diane Mancusi, Jan-

ice Doerring, Joyce Tanck FRONT ROW: Mary
Levonowich, Carol Polanin, Chris Lampos, Linda
Charlton, Sandy Archer, Eve LaCombe, Jane Mikolyzk, Pam Begh, Pauline Garza, Pam Strang,
Louise Williams, Lyda Cameron, Claudia Quarters.

BACK ROW: Dewey Reilly, Ann Orlowski. Charles
Crane, Ed Springhoff, SuEllen Sordahl, Jerry Setter.
Jeffrey Reilly THIRD ROW: Pat Gollnick, Bettie Peterson , Peter Behnke , Kathy Zapencki, Maryann Sepulveda, June Lauritsen. Sandy ]. Gascoigne ROW 2: Mr.

Winston, Linda Meyer, Nancy Germinaro, Carol Milward , Judy Hudson, Sue Hayek , Jeanne Lill, Marilyn
Strash , Karen Kolbasnik FRONT ROW: Miss Doherty,
Barbara Maegaard, George Becker, Mary Gay Turb y.
Barbara Behnke, Kent Mescher, Mr. McKenna.

SEMINAR
By starting the year ofT with an all-out candy
sale, Seminar earned enough money for a senior cholarship and for science faic prizes. SC'rninar is a club for students taking chemistry:
meetings arc held twice a month. Seminar won
first place in the Homecoming Walking Parade,
had an annual Christmas party, and held a funfilled toboggan party in January. A program exchange was hdd with a group of students from
Milwaukee; at this meeting, the auests discussed
their winning science fair projects and enjoyed
rcfrc hments. Seminar members worked busily
with the science teachers to make the Science
Fair a success also this year.
OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT .... . ....... Mary Gay Turbcy
VICE PRESIDENT .......... Kent Mescher
RECORDING SECRETARY ............. .
Barbara Maegaard
CORRESPO:'\DIJ\'G SECRETARY ....... .
George Becker
TREASURER ............ Barbara Behnke
ADVISORS .... Miss Doherty, Mr. McKcnna,
Mr. Winston

SPY STA FF
The motto of the SPY staff this year could very
well ha\·e been: Cheer up' \\'e're only two deadlines
behind! Working well into June, members of the
staff cropped picture . wrote copy, and drew layouts
which should ha\'e been turned in by the first of
January. They finally got the book finished and sent
to the publisher, however, m spite of constant
pla~ues. such a . lo t pages. no pictures, and unBACK ROW: Marc Jerome, Mike Evans, John
Laurent, Jan Hoffman , Linea Larsen ROW 2: Pat
Lubniewski , Pat Bader, Jan Galligan, Veronica

returned copy. Officers of this year's staff included:
EDITOR ...................... Bernice Kreth
ASSISTANT EDITOR .......... Karin Smith
PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR .... Ann Hackbarth
BUSINESS MANAGER ...... Wally Pawlowski
SUBSCRIPTION MA TAGER . Conney Campbell

Moore, Beth Keuffer, Jan Kober, Mr. Young.
FRONT ROW: Karin Smith, Bernice Kreth, Ann
Hackbarth, Conney Campbell, Wall y Pawlowski.

SPY
SALESMEN

In Bradford High there are a great number of students who are willing to accept responsibility and aid their fellow students by doing so. Among this group
are the SPY Salesmen, who made it possible for you to rccciYc this book. Each
salesman was issued a book. and he was held completely responsible for either
the money or the receipts in the book itself. The SPY Salesmen this year arc to
be congratulated for the fine job they did when they accepted this challenge.

BACK ROW: Roger Chernik, William Herolt, Dale
Henry, Dave Pollock, Richard Dissmore, Ken Blonien, Bob Frank ROW 2: Wanda Burch, Sherry
Strantz, Beth Keuffer, Cheryl Blankenship, Linda

Se,·ey. Judy Weber. Kathy Hannon. FRONT ROW:
Rosemary Ritacca, Donna Springer, :\ancy Tudjan.
Donna Manthei, Pat Allen, Margaret Kreuger, Jane
Mikolyzk, Barbara Behnke, Carolyn Stibb.

\

STAGE GUILD
The officers of this year·s stage guild were
as follows:
Stage President - Dave Engstrom
Social Pre idcnt - Jim laquinta
Vice President - Paulette \Vaterstradt
Secretary-Trca urer
Linda Blair

BACK ROW: Mr.
icolazzi, John Tresvic, George Becker, David Mory, Bill Herolt, Bob Krueger ROW 2: Bob
Pedley, Toni Waterstradt, Cheryl Andre, Cheryl Sur-

ratt, Linda Blair FRONT ROW: David Engstrom, Jim
faquinta.

One of the main aims of this year's Student Council was to enable students to
have a larger say about school affairs and
school rules. Of course, no major changes
were made in the school because of the
work of this group, but all the members
used much ingenuity in trying to present
to the faculty and student body an efficient student government, such as is often
seen on a college campus.
Activities of the student council varied
from decorating a Christmas tree for the
annex to erecting a "suggestion box" on
the first floor of the main building. By using this box to \"Oice their opinions, students who are not members of student
council were able to criticize or make suggestions anonymously to the faculty and
student leaders of the school.

STUDENT COUNCIL

BACK ROW: Tom Shannon , Cheryl Weiss , Diane Ebeling, Mary Lou Denning, Dick Holm ROW 3: Pat
Greene, Pat Rasch, Barbara Mead , Rita Cole, Gary

Speaker ROW 2: Tim Rose, Margie Koos. FRONT
ROW: Jenny Beck, Archie Maxwell, Linda Bergren.

SUB-DEB
Sub-Deb, with the a istance of K-Teens and HiStyle. ao-ain presented their annual Christmas formal as their main acti,·itv of the year. Other act1v1t1e includ d acting as chairman for the Fall
Festirnl and building a homecoming float, which
won fir t place. The faculty tea, an event also
ponsored by thi club. was a highlight of the year.
one which both teacher and stud nts enjoyed.
:\1rs. Paintin led the group this year as faculty ad ,.i or and many thanks go to her for all the hours
of help she gaYe the girls. Officers of Sub-Deb
were:
2nd Semester
1st Semester
Pre ident
Lynn Laurent
Kathy Kibler
Vice President
Lynn Laurent .... . .... ... .... Hope Schmerling
Recording Secretary
Karen Parent ................... Barb Walters
Corre ponding Secretary
Jeanette Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Schlevensky
Treasurer
Pat Perri ....................... Eunice Ward
BACK ROW: Carol Weber, Janice Chernik, L orraine R oss, Diana Ebeling. ROW 3: Yvonne Thomas, Diane Mielke,
ancy Specht, Sharon Michaelis, Arleen Yordi ROW 2: Kathy Kraiser, Jeanette
Frank, Barb Walters, Sandy Krusa, Pat Gollnick,

Girls! You're not paying attention!

Sharon Schultz, Lynn Schlevensky FRONT ROW:
Miss Paintin, Brigitta Vollers, Pat Perri, Kath y Kibler, Lynn Laurent, Sharon Carr, Pat Lubniewski, Jan
K ober, Hope Schmerling.

MORE
CLUB
ACTION

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BACK ROW: Charlene Cecil, Diane Mielke,
Mary Ogden, Mary Louise Williams, Carole
Filips, Nancy Bareika, Gayle Ameche, Pat
H olm ROW 4: Barbara Sorenson , Linda Shawaluk, Kathy R oemer, Mary Lou D enning,
Marlene Follack, Kathy Hannan ROW 3: Diana Dielman, Linda Zeltinger, Kathy Baldus,
Diana Ebeling, Mary Moeller, Betty Dickey
ROW 2: D onna Tracy, Shirley Hansen, Nancy
Thomsen, Sally Yule, Mary Gundlach , J oyce
Holm, Kathy Ostlund, Sue Schmidt, Ann
Hackbarth FRONT ROW: Kim Hammes,
Earl Kieren, Gail Bloomer, Marsha Congdon,
Carol Beck

TRIDENT

Tis for trust
R is for rhythm
I is for initiative
D is for diving
Eis for endurance
N is for neatness
T is for timing

I just can't get it up any higher!

These are the characteristics required for membership ir.
Trident, Bradford's girls' swimming club. This year Trident members could be recognized out of the water as well
as in it. Every Wednesday they proudly walked the halls
in new uniforms of navy blue skirts and blazers.
Because the large bi-annual water show was held last year,
the girls this year worked primarily towards Parents' Night,
a water show and demonstration presented for parents
and friends of the members. Despite the absence of elaborate costumes and expensive scenery, the audience enjoyed the many and well-executed numbers.
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BACK ROW: Mr. Whitaker, Frank Miller, K ent
Mescher, Ken Blonien, R. C. Simmons, Alex Montgomery, Mr. Hadler ROW 2: Sandy Workman, J o-

anne Weiss, Judy Petrausky, Sue K ekic, Peggy Schmerling FRONT ROW: John Peska, J ean Tappa,
Tom Lebeckis, Rick Sorenson, R oy Lemnus.

USHERS CLUB

That smiling young man who handed you
your program at the class play was not
there accidentally; he was a member of
Bradford's little-known Ushers Club. This
club ushers in the auditorium for nearly
all school events. With the expert aid of
:Mr. Whitaker and Mr. H ad ler, the e stu dents give up many of their e\"enings to
make your visits to the auditorium as
pleasant as possible.

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WIG)N MASK
Under the guidance of Miss Zeller, the Wig 'n Mask
club of Mary D. Bradford High presented as their annual play Anastasia. Other activities of this group included a formal initiation of the elite of group into the
international Thespians society, a field trip to Chicago
to see the play How to Succeed in Business Without
Really Trying, a float for the homecoming parade, and
acting as ushers for the Kenosha Little Theatre presentations.

Now do you understand why I
wanted to be in this play?

BACK ROW: Allen Rothman, Kent Mescher, Dennis
Stoner, Bill Lange, Miss Zeller ROW 2: John Wells, Jerry
Wheeler, Jim Iaquinta, Sandy Workman, Sharon Son-

quist FRONT ROW: Sue DeMarco, Linda Burtt, Karen
Kurklis, Sue Hayek, Sue Falky, Jeanellyn Desmaris.

CONCERT BAND STOR Y

Music is said to be a universal language. Our concert band has pre ented that language to us this year in grand tyle. We have seen or heard the band in parades, at
their concerts, at graduation, on the football field, at our home basketball games,
and even on television.
The concert band is actually three in one: a concert band, a marching band, and
a swing band. Each band excels in its own field. The awards won by these musical
groups during the past year are as follows:
1st Place-Youth Band Competition
Kenosha Music Round-Up

ational Youth Band Champions
South Milwaukee Festival of Music
(Concert Band Competition )

Best of Show Award and Superior Rating
(Stage Band Competition)
Milwaukee Boys' Club Stage Band Contest

State VFW Champions
(Concert Band Competition )

Superior Rating-Concert Band
Competition
Wisconsin School of Music Contest

Bet Appearing Band on Parade
Cedarburg Festival of Music
1st Place-Parade Competition
East Troy, \'\' isc. Loyalty Day Parade

During the football season the band was active at our home games. At each halftime a new and exciting drill was performed for our enjoyment. The band was the
featured band for the half-time entertainment for the Chicago Bear-Green Bay
Packer Professional football game. They appeared on a sixteen state television hookup.
The impression that our band has left on us will long be remembered. Cono-ratulations to a fine school group- the Bradford Band.
BAND OFFICER
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Firchow
Vice-President ...... . .... Kenneth Lemke
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sylvia Snyder
Drum Major ................ Gary Kuehl
Color Guard Sergeant .... Susan Strangberg
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BACK ROW: Dave Splitek, Dennis Barnes, Tom Hughes
FRONT ROW: Judy Whitbek
BACK ROW: Tom Firchow, James
Trapp, Rodney Fraid SECOND ROW:
Gary Kuehl, Dave Pollock FRONT
ROW: Rachel Jornt, Jim Workman,
Lee Weiss.

BACK ROW: Lupi Tijerina, Bob Simons, Ken
Lemke, K en Pentinen, Dick Levis, George
Daniels FRONT ROW: John White, Dave
Houghton, Dave Markese, Don Caputo, Jim
Raynor.

BACK ROW: Linda Tatman, Linda Sevey,
Lorraine R oss, Jean Trebotich, Linda Neau,
Carole Karber, Jackie Martelle FRONT ROW:
Doug Devon, Kathie Gemmell, Cynthia Feick,
Beverly McNeil, Lynn Busche, Sue Buss.
BACK ROW: Dave Caputo, R oger Palmen ,
Vern Blackford, Marty Ciotti FRONT ROW:
Larry Piehl, Richard Duncan, Dennis Klopstein .

BACK ROW: Richard Omdahl, John Houghton, Bob Strehlow, Terry Merow, Larry Simons
FRONT ROW: Leone Vantine, Paula Erdman, JoAnn Schwaab.

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BACK ROW: Pam Begh, Pam Camerota, Lynn Ashmus, Mike
Patrick Dale Henry, Martha Zydowski, Sue Piehl, Marty Sturino
SECOND ROW: Phil Blankley. Cheryl Higgie. Linda Burke.
Dave Grimes, Caryn Bonn, Robert Specht FRONT ROW: Jim
Williams, Wayne Walker, Don Miles, Karen Cravens, Barb Becker, Dave Penza.

Ray Lange, Mary Spraker, Wayne Gerlach, Beth Ahrendt.

BACK ROW: Dan Sanford, Karen Smith,
Dolly Erskine, Marcella Gray, Carl Werve
FRONT ROW: Bob Wingate, Mike Cesario,
Frank Ulicki.

Jim Loshek, David Stipanuk, Dick Mooyer.
Joan Huhold, Sandy Gerber, Keith Kubert

BACK ROW: Lynn Swanek. Jane Mikolyzk.
Liz Willems THIRD ROW: Jeanellyn Desmaris, Sue Strangberg. Tina Horochena SECOND ROW: Karen Neuman, Kathy Letson
FRONT ROW: Barbara Walters. Kathy Schutz.
Vivian Perrault.

Jim Puntillo, Mike Bjorn, Darryl Gasser, Sylvia
Snyder, Carolyn Stibb.

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"O HOW SHALL I RECEIVE THEE?))

With uplifted hearts and voices, the Bradford choirs sang both cheery and inspiring
Christmas carols on December 14 and 15.
The Annual Christmas Festival of Choral
Music was directed by Cornell Runestad
and James 0. Froseth. This year the program was centered around a general
theme- the hymn, "O How Shall I Receive Thee?" Just like a novel builds up to
a climax, the program was climaxed by
the awesome living Christmas Tree and
by the massed choirs' singing "Oh How
Shall I receive Thee?" Needless to say, the
program was excellent and certainly

stirred the holiday spirit in each spectator
and participant. The six choral groups
performing in the program were A Cappella Choir, the Brass Choir, Senior Girls'
Chorus, Sophomore Mixed Choir, Sophomore Girls' Chorus, and Senior Mixed
Chorus. To be able to provide such a
successful show, the groups began practicing
last fall; and only after a great deal of
hard work and self-sacrifice (not to mention the hot lights and crowdedness on
stage ) did they achieve their perfection in
singing. Congratulations for the terrific
concert!

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BRADFORD CHOIRS
A Cappella

BACK ROW: Dave Riutta, Kent Mescher, Alex M ontgomery, Alan Kopp, Roger DuBois, Jim Iaquinta, Paul
Fennema, Ken Meier, Howard Backe, Torn Irving, Tim
Olson, R od Pfeiffer, Ed Wilmington, Dennis Stoner,
George Becker, Don Jacobson, Larry Huissen, Ulf Muntzing, Dick Holm, Gerald Setter ROW 3: Pat Perri, Jane
Bower, Pat Reimer, Cindy Rahanian, Janice Chernik,
Judy Wisch, Arleen Briggs, JoAnn Weiss, Shirley Heppel,
Steve Philo, Dan ye. Jerry Wheeler, Harold Backe, Tom

Lebeckis, Dave Remus, Gary Scoville ROW 2: Judy
Looker, Diane Mancusi , Donna Behrman , Jennifer M odory, Barbara Zuffa, Sandy Workman, Pat Czar, Gail Knitter, Paula Erdman. J oan Hansen, Joyce Tanck, Mary
Gundlach, Janet Wegner, Ruthanne Faye, Mickey Skurnick, Sue Fortman FRONT ROW: Judy Mancusi, Karen
Nelsen, Marilyn Smith.
ancy Specht, Dorothy Hardin,
Kathy Goodwin, Sue H olicka, Chris Lampos, Pat Ianni,
Carol Polanin, Karen Smith, Cheryl Weiss, Judy Kraus.

Senior Girls

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Senior Mixed

Sophomore Mixed

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ORCHESTRA
This year's orchestra was a very active group, attending the V.F.W. State Con\'ention, performing
on channel 10 Milwaukee television attending the
Mid-Winter Clinic at the University of Wisconsin,
and presenting the annual winter and spring concerts here in Kenosha. These concerts were highlighted during the season by the artist in residence
of Kenosha, Mr. Fethi Kopuz. Besides taking part
in all the aforementioned activities, the MDBHS orchestra also somehow found the time to attend the
Kenosha County Fair and to travel to the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee where they were the
only high school orchestra present. They were truly
a busy group and were recognized as such by a dinner given in their honor and sponsored by a prominent Kenosha Service Club.

BACK ROW: Ray Lange, Wayne Walker, Dave Stipanuk, Keith Kubert , Jim Loshek, Jim Williams, Mary
Spraker FRONT ROW: Beth Ahrendt, Jean Trebotich,
Linda Neau, Linda Tatman, Wayne Gerlach.

BACK ROW: Ken Lemke, Bob Simons, Lupi
Tigerina, Marty Ciotti, Rodney Fraid, Gary
Kuehl, Tom Firchow FRONT ROW: John
Houghton, Joanne Schwabb, Paula Erdman,
Terry Merrow.

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ST ANDJ/\'G: Darryl Gasser,
SEATED: Sylvia Snyder.

Mike

Bjorn ,

Jim

Pun ti lie

BACK ROW: Janet Harp, Debbie Smart, Barb
!rich,
Marie Hollenbeck, Cindy Cernak, Johanna Martinaitis,
Karla Hassforth , Bob bie Poppe ROW 2: Kaye Harmon ,
Gloria Pate, Karen Parent, Donna Salerno, Pam Poppe,
Jeanette Pedersen FRONT ROW: Harold Teising, Ed
Salo, Pete Behnke, Joe Campolo, Terry Feeley. John
Campolo.

MORE ORCHESTRA SECTIONS

BACK ROW: Jim Koloen , Kathy Ventura, Barbara Behnke,
Greg Orban, Virginia Robinson , Maureen Meland, Dave Wade
FRONT ROW: Linda Shawaluk, Bonnie Vaccarello, Mathis
Moore, Judy Lehmann, Pat Sturino.

Jim Trapp, Ken Stenzel , Gary Van Strein, John Koloen,
Richard Steffensen.

SUMMER

Havin g a sw inging summer

Taking it easy

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Last summer, Mary Gay Turbey, one of our
seniors, represented Mary D. Bradford at Badger Girls State at the University of Wisconsin
in Madison during the week of June 15-22. She
was selected for this honor by members of the
American Legion Auxiliary and school officials.
Badger Girls State, which is sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary, is a "mythical"
state in which each girl or "citizen" is given an
opportunity to participate in our form of government. From across the state, 448 girls gathered to study the machinery of our government
and its operation. The girls themselves actually
organized a government, elected officers, and
fmmed parties and committee . The highlights
of the week were a Variety Show, the Inauguration at which Governor Reynolds spoke, and
the legislative session in the capitol chambers.
Mary Gay commented that Badger Girls State
offered her a wonderful opportunity to "learn
by doing" and that she found out how important government and good citizenship really are.

Mary Gay Turbey: Our representative to the 1963 Badger Girls State.

"BECKr" AND "BUCKr" BADGERS
During last June, Bill Smoler and Bob Lutter
attended Badger Boys State as representatives
of Mary D. Bradford. Badger Boys State, sponsored by the American Legion, was held at
Ripon State College and drew about 400 boys
from across Wisconsin. While studying the
government of our state, counties, and citie ,
the boys learned how a democratic system works
in practice and the significance of those twin
tools of democratic procedure- discussion and
participation.
In the mythical state of Badger, elections
were held, and each boy as igned to a political
party, either the Federalist or Iationalist Party.
Bob was elected the Supreme court Ju tice, and
Bill was selected the Campaign Chairman of
the Federalist Party. In a special law course, the
boys learned about the different types of law
and became "graduates of law." Among the
speakers talking about our government were
Governor Reynolds and Chief Justice Horace
Wilkie. A \'ariety of activities were available to
the boys; they participated in track meets,
baseball, basketball, and football. Bill agreed
with Mary Gay on the interesting and educational qualities of this experience. He said, "It
was a wonderful experience." Bob felt that it
was worthwhile and a great privilege.
Bill Smoler and Bob Lutter:
Our Badger Boys State Representatives.

OUR BAND INVADES

GREEN BAY

Left-Left-Left

One of the most important and exciting football
games of the year was the Chicago Bears-Green
Bay Packer's game. Although the Packers lost it
was a memorable experience for all attending, especially the members of the M.B.H.S. band.
The day was filled with anticipation, excitement,
and general enthusiasm. It began at 6 a.m. and
the long tenuous bus trip followed. The band arrived in Green Bay at about noon. The anticipation mounted until after the very well-performed
half time • when everyone was now able to en joy
the end of the game. A perfect day was drawing
to a close when a dinner banquet was given for
the band by the Packers.

The band in action

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FALL

SCOTTISH GLOBE TROTTER
This year's foreign exchange studcn t was the very
10\·cly Mis Rosemary Carter from Scotland. She
spent her school year in America with the Stuyvesants, a typical Kenosha family. Rosemary attended basketball games, football games, and other
school activities with her American friends and
commented that she enjoyed them all. At the end
of the year, Rosemary was trying to think of a way
to thank all the students of Bradford High for
their kindness toward her during her stay in Kenosha, when she hit upon the loudspeaker, that
familiar piece of equipment in ewry room of the
school. By giving a short speech over the loud
speaker during announcements time, Rosemary impressed all the students even more, and they a ll
realized just how lucky they were to ha\·e gotten
to know that wonderful Scottish girl.
Miss R osemary Carter, exchange student 1963-64.

Hard at work
Taking part in the annual Style Sha"

Rosemary and her American family

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OUR GLOBE TROTTER
Mark Swartz was one of forty-four American high
school students sent to Denmark under the auspices of the American Field Service Summer Program. After leaving the United States at the end
of June, Mark sailed to Denmark and stayed in
Tonder, Denmark, a small town about three miles
north of the Danish-German border.
Mark lived with the Neil. en family, which consisted of the Fathcr- Sigvald, the Mother- Maja,
and two boys Jamn who was seventeen and Ole
who was eleven. Since Jann was a junior in a Danish high school, Mark was able to accompany Jann
to school several times and to sec the Danish educational system in operation. Mr. Neilson wa a
captain in the Royal Danish Anti-Aircraft Artillery
Service. Mark li\'ed with the :\'cilscn family for
seven weeks and toured part of Germany and
Denmark on bicycle with the family.
Spending approxim ately a week in Denmark's capital city, Copenhagen, Mark was able to sec many
of the sights. In general, Mark noted the relaxing
atmosphere and less hectic life in Denmark and
really liked it!

Mark Swartz, 1963 Summer Exchange Student.

The apartment house in which Mark lived .
The
vald.

eilsen family- Jan , Ole, Maja, and Sig-

A windmill in the city of Copenhagen.

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AUTUMN

First day in gym.

Queen Kathy enters her Royal Rambler.

Let's see, where will I sit?

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Lloyd, Tim, and Cal at the Bike Races with

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Surprise!! No crumpled fender.

What a football team ! ! ! ! !

Ow! It never kicked me back before!

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Gary M orn.1I wins a gam.
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Don't \ook now, Jerry , but somebody's
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Tell Me More

K-E- -0- 5-H-A
The rush is on

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COLLEGE NIGHT

I can't help it if I flunked!

"College ight" is a program designed to advise students in general college planning and provide information on specific colleges. This year it was held on Thurs.,
Oct. 24, and began with a general session presided over
by Miss Virginia Tenuta, head guidance counselor at

MBHS.
Mr. Augustus, Principal, and Mr. Otto Huettener, Coordinating Principal, gave a brief over-all view of college planning. Following this, students were given the
opportunity to speak with representatives from the
two colleges of their choice.

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The cross country team of MBHS
ended its season by adding to its
many awards another first place
trophy. They received the trophy
by defeating Racine Park in a
dual team meet. Earl Sharnick
was elected next year's team captain. This year's captain and most
valuable player was Fred Arbanella.
The boys who were chosen lettermen were Fred Arbanella, E a r 1
Sharnick, Fred DeLacy, Dave
Leet, Bill McCoy, and Ed Springhoff.

BACK ROW (I. to r.): Wayne Anderson, Jerry Hawley, Fred DeLacy,
Dave Leet, Ed Springhoff, Spencer Domes FRONT ROW: Coach Thompson, Jim Koleon, Fred Arbanella, Dick Huber, Bill McCoy.

Coach Thompson said of this
year's team, "It was the best team
I had in ye~rs. I just wish more
boys would go out for cross country."

In the Big Eight competition the
team tied for third place w i th
Janesville.

CROSS COUN TRY
Lakeshore Champs
BACK ROW (I. to r.) Brian Kipp, Dave Leet, Coach Thompson, Claude
Doud, Bill McCoy FRONT ROW: Ed Springhoff, Fred DeLacy, Fred Arbanella,
Earl Sharnick.

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First attendant Holly Tomie

Second attendant Barb Wagner

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HOMECOMING COMMITTEE

BACK ROW: Bonnie Kreth, Eileen Waswrick, J ane Peterson, Kathy Goodwin FRONT
ROW: Karin Smith, Steve Philo.

Beaming roya lty: K athy Good wi n and
Dave Leet

This is a float?

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ariots.

The thinker

LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Falcone, Holly Tomei, Dave
Leet, Her Majesty Kathy Goodwin, Skip Ladousa,
Barb Wagner.

More congratulations

Sue Strangberg and Tim Margetson

Holly Tomei and Pete Falcone

Barb Wagner and Skip Ladousa

HOMECOMING HOPEFULS
A successful homecoming was held October 11 after weeks of campaign meetings, building floats,
and attending assemblies. The evening was clear
and cold, the crowd was as happy and excited as
the queen candidates, and, to make everything
just perfect, our team beat Racine Park. After the
game, a dance was held in the school gym,
whose walls gyrated with the music and buzzing of
a group of happy, proud kids.

K athy Goodwin and Dave Leet
Carol Hubbard and Peter Chatilovicz

ancy Thomsen and Keith Lindgren

Linda Bergren and Kenny Horgen

RED DEVIL FOOTBALL

Dennis Zander, Coach Whitworth ROW 2: Coach Jaskwich, Marks Rainey, Jack Rose , Tim Fechner, Gil Lauritsen , Ron Taffora, Ernie Virgili, Mike Dinges, Tom
Hughes, Cody Shwaiko, Jim Trebbin , Keith Lindgren,
Bob Zaph, Coach Greco ROW I: Jeff Caddock , Bob Pellegrino, Dick Kaiser, Bob Truax, Jim Jensen, Jim Schweitzer, Leroy Copen, Nick Ledanski, Howie Alwardt, Jerry
Hujik, Chuck Lange, Larry Weiss.

ROW 5: Bob Kiss , Jeff Hansen, Gary Lawell, Ken Duller,
George Wedell , Randy Mann, Tim Rose , Dick Williams,
Cal Peterson, Dan ye ROW 4: Tom Temple, Jim Kuzik,
Tom Flannery, Dave Wosnick, Jack Mattner, Frank Chianelli , Larry Matalas, Ron Coakly, Bill Blinton, Bill alik,
David Bohr, Tom Pepke, David Logan ROW 3: Coach
Hammond, Ron Zeith, Greg Jefferies, Jerry Knoesple,
Tom Vena, Jim Marano, Tim Peterson , Lupi Tigerina,
Don West, Bruce Anthonsen , Carl Schroeder, Rex Blake,

The M.B.H.S. football team was full of "vim
and vigor" and tied for fifth place in the Big
Eight Conference. Although they started the
season well, the team was stymied by many
major injuries. Yet, the games were exciting
and always packed with large crowds of
boosters. Bob Pellegrino was the football captain this year, and Ernie Virgili was elected the
"Most Valuable Player."
GRIDIRON RES LTS
WI S 3
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
MBHS
!l3

LOSSES 3
TIES 2
18 vs . Rockford Auburn ... 18
28 vs. Madison Central
0
21
0 vs. Beloit ....... .
0 v . Madison East . . . . . . 19
19 vs. Racine Park . . . . . . . 13
7 vs. Janesville . . . . . . . . . . 6
19 v . Racine Horlick . . . . . . 19
7 vs. Madison West . . . . . . 20

THE PINK DEVILS

BACK ROW: Tom Renne, John Stamm (co-captain ), Dewey Reilley, Dave Friddle, Ray Bruck, Kurt
V ollers. Russ M oran . Jim Bucholz, Bill Unger, John
Paul, J ohn Sargent THIRD ROW: Coach J oe Britelli,
Mark Ancevic, Alan Frueger, Larry Seaburg, Dave Lahti , Armando Santos, Frank Angotti, Ed Wells, Ron
Grimes, Dennis Kl oet (mgr. ), Lee Wagner (mgr.),
Coach Verne Schmale SECOND ROW: Dick Langer,

The Kenosha High Sophomore team for
the '64 season had lots of spirit and drive.
Although they had a 'middle of the road
season' the Pink Devils were faithful in

Mike Rock , Gary Frondrilak, Dave Peters, Bill Beckstrom, Clinton Beth, Jack Homan, Jim Gemignani, LeRoy Nalley, Frank Inman FRONT ROW: Carl Jackson, Don Urquhart, Jerry Sevixck , John Dagon, George
Lawrence, Richard Jessen, Ray Roberts, Dan Sikora,
Tom Pascucci, Vince DeMarino, Mark Montemurro (cocapt.).

their practicing and will contribute much
to next year's high School teams. They
ended the season with a 2-4-1 record.

FOOTBALL BRUISERS
RECEIVE A WARDS

The climax of the football season was
the annual recognition dinner which
was held on No\'ember 20 at Brittle's. During the past fifteen years, the
Uptown Businessmen's Association
has sponsored this event. Approximately, a hundred players, coaches,
busine smen, and fathers were present.
According to Larry Weiss, all enjoyed the "good food."

"Yes, I still have all my teeth!"

Senior Ernie Virgili was named the
most valuable football player by his
teammates and was credited by Coach
Jaskwhich for being "the finest linebacker in the Big Eight" this season.
"The '63 squad ranked among those
to be remembered," J ask which said.

"If I have a squad that always works hard, are gentlemen, and have the urge to win, then win or lo e, I'm
the winner." He also awarded 33 team member their
letters. Trainer Dick Whitworth pre ented three mock
trophies designated as "Training Room Awards,"
recognizing the recipients as having used the most tape.
Larry Weis and Jim Jen en recei\·ed the trophic \\'ith
Jack Rose claiming the top prize.

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FALL FESTIVAL

The MBHS service clubs held the second annual Fall Festival on October 26, 1963. As well as contributing a booth for some fascinating
entertainment, each club worked on the preparation and management
of the festival. The decorations were taken care of by K-Teens, and HiStyle was in charge of refreshments. Working on tickets was Key Club,
and clean-up was done by Hi-Y. Since dancing, music, games, practical jokes, and a carnival atmosphere were available to the students, it
was no wonder that all had a terrific evening.

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WINTER

I want to hold your hand.

Better pull him out!

Extension duo

ACTION

Peek-a-boo

Dunk it, Mitch! Dunk it!

Smile, or I'll tickle you!

IN WINTER
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BACK ROW : Jim W orkman , John Palmer, Kipp Yule,
D ave Bundy assista nt manage r, K en Brugge r, Jim Ostlund,
Coach R . Tsuchiya, Coach A. Buechel, Tom Yore, Guy
Poteli nas R O W 2: J ohn H elwig, Bill Lehrman, Bob Sternberg, Bill Wa lters, Mike Bleashka, J ohn Schmelling, Bill
Bader, M anager, T erry T ower, J ohn M'iller, Captain Jim

Jensen, Keith Lindgren, Roger Palmen, Spencer Domes,
Warren Nedry FRONT ROW: Ed Ide, J ohn Schown,
Paul R oand y, Kip K eckler, Tom Bernheart, Bill Wamboldt, J ohn Hackbarth , T om Bergo, Randy Mann, Victor
Plont.

BRADFORD FISH
This year's record of two wins and
eight losses doesn' t do credit to our
swimming team. It doesn' t show that
this group kept up their spirit and determination even when the going got
rough . Nor does. it tell of the tremendous improvement our boys made. Basing the rank on spirit, hard work,
and improvements, the 1963-64 swimming team was A-1. Thanks should go
to coaches Tsuchiya and Buechel.

Zapf, Cal Patterson manager, Dick Hyser, Jim Linderman,
Coach Fox KNEELING: Gary Morrill. Ernie Virgili, Captain, Fred Arbanella, Co-captain, Earl Scharnick.

Coaches McCulloch and Fox have a right to be proud of
the team they worked with this year. LEFT TO RIGHT
STANDING: Coach McCulloch, Allen Krueger, Bob

KENOSHA MA TMEN

As a team, Kenosha scored 68 points, tying Fort Atkinson for first place. Individually our wrestlers did equally well. Earl Scharnick took first place at 112 pounds.
At 145 Gary Morrill also took a first. First place at 154
went to Bob Zapf, and Jim Linderman, Dick Hyser,
and Ernie Virgili all took seconds in their respective
weight classes. Russ Bullamore also did quite well, taking a fourth place in his class.

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The reigning royalty of the 1964 Honey Hop were:
left to right: Pat Valee , her escort Jeff Kadlac,
Karen Zebrowski, her escort Jeff Reilly , and Mary
Sturzeniger, her escort Jim Fowler. This year all
three classes were represented by the winners.
As something new this year we had a Hootenanny.
The New Liberty Singers, two Barber Shop Quartets

and a duet from the U. W .K. provided the folk songs.
Emcee Randy J ensen kept us dancing to many of the
popular songs of the day. Among the most popu lar
recording groups was the Beatles.
Chairman Steve Philo and co-chairman Jane Peterson did a great job on this dance.

HONEY HOP
The Royal Dance

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah

SOPHOMORE REBOUNDERS

BACK ROW: Coach Greco, Bob Luskin, Dennis Zander, Larry Grams, Russ Moran,
Armando Santas, Mark :1\Iontemurro FRONT ROW: Tom Roders, Jim Magnino,
John Dagon, Jim Schweitzer, Bob Wiersum, Steve Genske.

Coach Greco's Pink Devils ended the season with two wins
and ixteen losses. Although the record itself wasn't too
encouraging, the Sophs showed marked improvement towards the close of the season. "The boys worked hard and
will definitely be assets to the two Varsity teams next year,"
was Coach Grcco's comment.

Practicing with the varsity.
T hese girls cheered the Pink Devils
through thick and thin.

BIG 8 CHAMPIONS

BACK ROW: Coach Britelli, Paul Fennema, Larry
Weiss, Bill Mikolyzk, Mitch
rbanski , Allan Zuehlsdorf, Ken Horgen, John Raksany, Coach Verwey

FRONT

ROW: Bob Pitts, Jim Trebbin, Kipp
Johnson, Wayne Anderson, Pete Chatilovicz, Bob
Pellegrino, Walter Glass.

A PERFECT RECORD
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha
Kenosha

76
74
67
74
67
67
67
63
76

Wauconda
Brookfield
Beloit
Madison Central
Janesville
Horii ck
Madison East
Madison Central
Salem Central

74
62
47
54
62
53
40
54
48

Kenosha 93
Kenosha 91
Kenosha 85
Kenosha 101
Kenosha 71
Kenosha 70
Kenosha 77
Kenosha 86
Kenosha 77

East Troy
Madison West
Park
Beloit
Janesville
Horii ck
Madison East
Madison West
Park

77

67
58
72
61
56
41
53
64

Just practicing ...

CHAMPS

As you can sec by the extreme ly one-sided results on the facing
page, our basketball team really showed the oppo ition who was
the champ this year. Each game was a thrill -packed spectacle of
skill and sportsmanship. Records were shattered right and left by
the seemingly unconquerable Red DeYil , number one in the state's
Big Ten teams and undi puted leader of the Big Eight Conference
throughout the season. The mighty De\·ils, however, did have one
night of bad luck this season during the tournament play in South
Milwaukee. Meeting the Park Panthers and hoping for •a third win
over them, Kenosha's team met with a heart-breaking defeat in a
three minute overtime. Te\·erthcless, Kenosha fans left the 10111
that night with the assurance that their team was STILL best in the
state.

AT WORK

But this is for real!

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She loves you, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah.

0
12.

Hey! How about a ride?

A common sight at any dance.

Must I?

This year students at Mary D. had quite a few
good reasons to hold a victory dance; our basketball team; the wrestling team; our tennis team.
Our sophomores were finally getting the "feel'' of
high school life, while our junior were rejoicing
because they were no longer the "babies of the
school." About this time the seniors were looking
forward to graduation. Enough reasons for a victory dance? We thought so.

Smile, Susie!

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THE REL UCTANT DEB UTANTE
On April 16-17, the Senior class play, entitled T/1<
Reluctant Di butantc by William Douglas Home. was
presented in the Mary D. Bradford Auditorium. The
scene of the two-act play was laid in Jimmy Broadbenfs apartment off Washington Square in New York
City. It was a comedy about a young girl who was being forced by her social-minded parents to ha\'e a
coming-out ball with hundreds of guests.

I

"Unbelicveab le !"

The pre entation of the play entailed a great amount
of work which was gi\·en willingly by Mr. Holtkamp
Director, Mrs. \Vaytashek Co-Director, the cast, and
the crews. They certainly did their part, and we extend
our "thanks" to them.
CAST:
Jimmy Broadbent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rod Fraid
Sheila . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Johanna Martinai tis
J ane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeri Drove
Mabel Crosswaite . .. ........... . ... Marjorie Koos
Clarissa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Gundlach
David Bullock ....................... James Smith
Da\·id Hoylake-Johnston . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Copen
Mrs. Edgar .............. ...... Hope Schmerling

SPRING

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A real swinging sophomore

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AS
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TURKISH

DELIGHTS

Gaye Ihsan Kopuz

Guzin Erdeniz

This year Bradford High was privileged to have as students the two
daughters of Kenosha's distinguished musician in residence, Mr.
Fethi Kopuz. Having discovered that it would be necessary to remain in the United States for one more year, Mr. Kopuz sent word
to Turkey that his daughters should join him here in Kenosha and
attend Bradford High School for this school year. The girls, Guzin
and Gaye, were overjoyed at the prospect of going to school in
America and immediately began to make arrangements for the
trip.
During the school year both girls made many new friends and were
well-recieved by the entire student body. New experiences faced
the girls once they were settled in their temporary home-eating
hamburgers, preparing hot dogs, and participating in such everyday American sports as volleyball, basketball, baseball, and golf.
Guzin and Gaye were both just a little reluctant to leave when the
time came. Their comment was, "We are anxious to get back to
our old friends, but we are unhappy to leave our new friends."
These two girls certainly are going to be mis ed at Bradford next
year by all who knew them and appreciated their smiling and
friendly ways.

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We come to town, folks!

"K)) TEENS) SADIE HAWKINS

Sue and Larry set the pace

Jethro and Orphan Annie
kick up their heels in a citified dance

Beautiful Sue Strangberg reigned
as Queen Daisy Mae this year at
the annual K Teens Sadie Hawkins poor people's prom. Anything
from blue jeans to clodhoppers
was in style, and both were frequently seen. The guys wore vegetable corsages, which by the end
of the dance were either eaten or
mangled.
Every self-respecting
male whether sophomore or senior, took full advantage of the
girls opening doors and paying for
the evening. This casual evening
provided laughter and fun for all.

((A MOMENT IN MAY))

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Do you remember our Junior Prom?

A royal exit

Queen Linda and King Tim.

Why K eith, what a lovely bouquet!
Our hard-working Kiwanis hosts.

Pat Ianni, Conney Campbell, Pat Perri, Linda
eitzel, Tim Rose, Danny Nye, Terry Huff, Greg
Jefferies.

Scattered showers failed to dampen the spmts of
the more than 360 couples attending the 1964
Prom. Members of the Junior Class had transformed the Eagles Club Ballroom into a flowering
pastel garden for a magical "Moment in May.
Prom-goers danced to the music of The Tophatters from 8 until 12 with the crowning of King
Tim Rose and his queen Linda Neitzel highlighting the evening. Following a premier showing of
"The Brass Bottle" at the Orpheum Theater, the
weary couples returned to find a night club atmosphere surrounding the Eagles Club. The Kenosha Kiwanis Club, who sponsored the Afterglow,
again provided a delicious meal and excellent entertainment. Following this, there was more dancing and breakfast for those who desired it. With
the rising of the sun, another successful prom had
come to an end.

I used my best penmanship.

Crowds and more crowds.

Hey, it's raining!

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F

L

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I

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Lovely Sue Strangberg comments on the fashions.

Kathy and Jerry in datetime
clothes

Pat looks like she's ready for
a swinging time.

This year Hi-Style Sen·ice Club did another outstanding job on their annual fashion
how,
"Spring Fling." The high school auditorium was
decorated with pastel carnations and, as the curtain
opened to mu ic provided by Mr. Gladding at the
organ, Sue Strangberg and Cindy Rahanian described the spring- fashions of 1964. The beautiful
flowers and the delicate arch on stage were outdone
only by the lovely fashion models, mostly members
of Hi-Style Club itself. This colorful event will be
remembered by all as one of the best performances
in the high school year.

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Gail models more sportswear

Larry's set for action

Roseann's ready

Golfing's his cup of tea

Don't fall . Barb!

They don't look
much like models.
but they sure can
sing!

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•

Lakefront Stadium was the scene of the Big Eight track
meet this year, and Bradford High came out of the competition in second place due to outstanding performances by
the many fine athletes of this team. Runners such as Fred
DeLacy, the Lindgren brothers, Wayne Anderson, and Larry
Weiss contributed much to the success of the team, but without the stable performances turned in by the rest of members
the high rank in Big Eight competition would have been impossible. Congratulations to a spirited group of athletes of
whom Kenosha can be very proud.

TRACK TEAM

Hey kid! You're wanted on the telephone!

BACK ROW: Tony Aiello, John Raksany, Jim Huber, Dick Kaiser, John Sargeant, Bob Wedel, John
Stamm, Gary Beltoya, Ron Grimes ROW 3 : Freb
Arbanella, Earl Sharnick, Bob Pelligrino,, Dave Wysonick ROW 2: Alan Kreuger, Rick Hartman, Den-

ms Klopstein , Ed Springhoff, Scott Lindgren, Dennis Conti, Lee Copen, Greg Schmidt, Bob Pedley
FRONT ROW: Larry Weiss, Bob Zeismer, Freddie
DeLacy, Wayne Anderson, Greg J effries , Jack R ose,
Bob Pitts.

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Bradford High's baseball team didn't wm the championship
this year, but they did get first runner up. They ended the
season with 15 wins and only five defeats.
Howard Alwardt was this year's captain. Wayne Schnell did
most of this year's pitching although Richard Baumgarten,
Chuck Lange, and Mitch Urbanski were also called upon.
Among the most notable hitters were Ernie Virgili, Jim Trebbin, Richard Baumgarten, and Gordy Meyers.
"Here, catch!"'

BASEBALL TEAM
BACK ROW: Mark Motimour, H oward Alwardt,
Eugene Fox, Gary Topel, Richard Baumgarten,
Vince DeMarino, Coach Andy Smith; ROW 2 Bob
Truax, Bob Lutter, George Benedict, Mitch Ur-

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banski, Jim Trebbin, Ernie Virgili ; FRONT ROW:
Wayne Schnell, Chuch Lange, Gordy Meyers, Tom
Flannery, Don Maegaard, Bill Blinten.

Although the aolf team this year did not set any world records, they did thc111seh-es proud by showing their spirit and
drive throughout the entire season. Under the leadership
of Coach Palmcn and Captain Terry HufT, this group of
boy~ practiced daily on many of the various courses
throughout the county. The efTects of these long hours of
practice were clearly shown by the improvement which was
to be seen in the play of the great majority of the team
members. ince many key player will be rcturninrr next
year, the two teams arc expected to again make our school
proud.

FORE!

GOLF TEAM

BACK ROW: Coach Palmen , Bob Simons. Gary
Burkeholder, Terry Huff, Leo Gallo, Gerald Setter,
Cody Shwaiko FRONT ROW: Kipp Johnson , Ken

H orgen , Bill Mikolyzk, Tim Nichols, Peter Chatilo,·irz. Ken Meyer, Bradley Leach.

Kiss. FRONT ROW: Marty Ciotti, Gordon Krebs, Steve
Philo, Bob Robinson.

BACK ROW: John Percy, Rich Gardner, Steve Holt. ROW
3: John Helwig, Peter Behnke, John Palmer. ROW 2:
Tom Bergo, Kip Keckler, Don Jacobson, J eff Hansen, Bob

RACKETEERS

Big Eight Champions

The tennis team this year certainly was a group of
which the school could rightly be proud. The Big
Eight Conference title fell to Bradford due to the
efforts of such outstanding players as Gordon Krebs,
Steve Philo, Al Becker, Tom Hansen, and others. Besides taking their own conference title, these racketeers
placed fourth in the state, another praiseworthy feat.
Congratulations to these fine players and their coach,
Mr. Schmale.

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SENIOR
BANQUET
The Senior Banquet, held at Holy
Rosary Hall, was a tremendous success
again this year, due to the untiring
efforts of Mr. Moebius and his staff of
students and teachers. After a delicious
meal of turkey, dressing, and all the
trimmings, the seniors were ready to
sit back in their scats and watch the
entertainment and presentations of
scholarships. The entertainment included such acts as; a barbershop
quartet, a beautiful folk singer, and a
Jazz combo, each exceptional in its own field.
Later scholarships were presented to deserving
graduates by Miss Tenuta and Mr. Davey. Everything had then been completed, and the seniors
were dismissed with the knowledge that this had
truly been a night to remember.

Mr. Moebius, the man behind the scenes.

Scholarship winners

Getting the old "evil eye"

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THE

FINAL
HOUR

The final hour of our high school
lives was a time of joy, and yet it was
also a time of sorrow. Tears of joy
and sadness were abundant as were
the proud smiles of both the parents
and the graduates.
Jane Peterson and Steve Philo gave
us thoughts to keep in our hearts and
to guide us along the right path. In
this same vein is the Kenosha FourWay Test, which we shall all remem ber.
In that final hour we said good-bye
to our friends, teachers, alma mater,
and the life we had lived for three
years. We left to face the adult world
armed with knowledge, memories, and
hope.

I pledge allegiance ...

Lend me your ears

What time is the next bus?

Standing room only

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CLASSES

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

STANDING: Pat Greene, Sandy Goodwin, Cindy Robinson. SEATED: Gary Speaker.

students who attended obtained much satisfaction and enjoyment from this dance.
Also the class officers participated in helping other school organizations in the promotion and ·sale of tickets to activities
which they sponsored.

Before telling of the activities of the
Sophomore Class and its officers during
the school year, I would like to thank our
counselor, Mr. Parnell, and all of the
other counselors. I would especially like
to thank Mr. Palmen for his help. These
counselors and advisors were of invaluable assistance to the Sophomore Class
Officers throughout the year and their
work was deeply appreciated.

I would like to take this opportunity to
thank the other class officers for their
hard work during the year. Vice President
Cindy Robinson, Treasurer Pat Greene,
and Secretary Sandy Goodwin worked
hard all year and certainly fulfilled the
duties which went with the faith which
was placed in them by the students m
their election.

Our work throughout the year was hampered by the split shifts, but I think our
accomplishments follow in the fine tradition of class officers. We attended various
school activities and encouraged others to
attend as well. I think the school spirit of
this year's Sophomore Class was one of
the best in the history of Bradford High
School. Although we did not sponsor as
many events as I would have liked, our
year-end dance was a huge success, financially as well as in the enjoyment field. The

Finally I would like to thank the members of the Sophomore Class for their support of all school events and for the fine
school spirit which they showed all year.
Respectfully submitted,
Gary Speaker, President
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Dan Abata
Linda Adams
David Ade
Gary Baker
Nick Bal trus
Dean Banks
Helen Adelt
Mary Aiello
Gary Aker
Jackie Bareika
Pat Bareika
Pauline Barengo
Bob Alholm
Mark Ancevic
Linda Andersen
Carol Barnes
Jerry Bascombe
Ted Bativinski
Anita Anderson
Charles Anderson
Deborah Anderson
Walter Baxter
Irene Beals
Sue Bear
Jerry Anderson
Karen Anderson
Kathy Anderson
Willard Beasley
Brenda Beauchamp
Donald Becker

Keith Anderson
Tom Anderson
Marleen Andrecci
John Becker
William Beckstrom
Sue Bedore
Linda Andrews
Dan Angoth
Frank Angotti
Pete Behnke
Doug Beine
Kathy Belongia
Anita Arbanella
Jean Arendt
Richard Arries
Dennis Berning
George Benefiel
Linda Benson
Virginia Augart
Jon Baas
Barbara Backlund
Linda Berg
Tom Bergo
Lois Berkovitz
Linda Bailey
Rebecca Bailey
Peter Bailor
Donald Bernhardt
Tom Bernhardt
Pat Berry

Pat Bertog
Roger Bery
Clinton Beth
Judy Brewer
Floyd Broadway
Mary Broesch
Larry Bitdle
Pat Bitter
James Blair
Chris Brown
Larry Brown
Sandra Brown
Cheryl Blankenship
Phil Blankley
Ann Blautz
Peggy Bruce
Ray Bruch
Richard Bruno
Tim Blaziewske
Leomard Bloom
Jan Bogdanovich
Susan Brus
Carolyn Bryant
Jim Bucholz
Pete Bohdanowicz
Mary Bohm
Barbara Bonette
Kinga Bucko
Linda Burke
Ruth Burke

Henry Bonn
Ralph Bonn
Candace Bonnette
Gary Burkholder
Sara Burnett
Lynn Busche
Jim Booth
Dennis Boring
Dave Borland
Sue Buss
Micky Buttera
Joe Bydalek
Barbara Bothe
Kathie Bouterse
Judy Bouwma
Darcy Byrd
William Cairns
Darlene Calkins
Rich Bowker
Janet Brand
Charles Brandes
Charles Calley
Bill Caluaresi
Cecil Cammeron
David Brankow
Richard Brau
William Bredek
Margaret Campagna
Marilyn Campbell
James Campbell

Janet Campolo
Joe Campolo
Kandy Canterbury
Wendy Cohn
Rita Cole
Sharon Coleman
Dora Cantrell
Don Caputo
Mike Caraccioco
Linda Collom
Karen Colombs
Carol Canatser
Dorothy Carey
Joe Carlino
Mike Carroll
Cleve Coney
Margaret Conley
Kathy Conner
Dale Casteel
Rick Casteel
Jackie Caudill
Jerry Costello
Renee Covelli
Fred Cowen
Jessie Cates
Charlene Cecil
Darlene Cecil
Charles Crane
Dennis Crawshaw
Bob Creighton

Cindy Cernar
Mike Cervenak
Mike Cesario
Pat Cristiano
Peggy Culver
Frank Curi
Sue Champion
Linda Charleton
Carol Childers
Donna Curnes
Don Cutler
Dale Daggy
Carol Christian
Donna Christianson
Jackie Church
Karen Daggy
John Dagon
Linda Degostino
Bill Cibrario
Barbara Cleveland
Phil Cline
Susan Dahlberg
Mary Darrell
Pat Daun
Ron Coakley
Pat Cody
Chris Coe
Bobb Davidson
Diane Davis
Mary Davis

Tim DeBartelo
Gloria DeBartolo
Ida DeBartolo
Karen Dworak
Jacqueline Eckhoff
Dean Ehlert
Joyce Debruin
Gene Decker
Bernadette Degrand
Ed Ehnow
Karie Eide
Ann Ellis
Sandy DeKok
Larry DeLabio
Dale Deloria
Charles England
Delores Erskine
Theresa Fabian
Angie Delucca
Vince DeMarin
Vicky DeMoe
Yolanda Falcon
Paula Falduto
Byron Fanning
Don DeSeife
Douglas Devan
Frank DiCello
Sharon Fanning
Pat Farrell
Linda Feely

Tom Diel
Ken Diller
Rick Dodge
Jack Feest
Sherrill Feest
Audrey Feldt
Jerome Dombraski
Mina Dorr
Linda Drage
Susan Felkeg
Kathy Fennema
Lynn Fennema
Darlene Dreyer
Ron Drigot
Martha Dudeck
Margaret Fictum
Kris Filipo
Edwina Fink
Sue Duhr
Barbara Dumesic
Mike Duncan
Mary Finn
Richard Flad
Connie Flanning
Dillard Duncan
Terry Dunkan
Linda Dworak
Larry Flemming
Dick Flemming
Richard Flood

Marlene Follak
Gary Fondrialak
Danny Foote
John Gentz
Pam Gerber
Richard Gerber
Cris Forsberg
Marge Fosbinder
Sandy Foth
Wayne Gerlack
Frank Germinaro
Rose Germinaro
Bill Fox
Charles Fox
Cheryl Fox
Charmayne Gerth
Tom Gesler
Ellen Giacomen
Gary Fox
Ruth Ann Fox
Georgette Franze
Susan Gibas
Carol Gibney
Alan Gilderstern
Lon Fredericksen
Larry Frederking
Jim Frederking
Donna Giles
Stan Ginkowski
Linda Giovanelli

Pat Fredrickson
Claudia Frey
Dave Friddle
Duila Girard
Walter Glass
Bob Glinski
Karen Friedirch
William Froeber
Leo Gallo
Peggy Godlewski
John Goergen
Gary Golwitzer
John Galuich
Jean Gapko
Ricky Garamer
Alfred Gomez
Sandra Goodwin
Sandy Goodwin
Beth Garren
Pauline Garza
Sam Gascoigne
Doris Goroski
Lorraine Gorski
Sam Gott
Ruth Gately
Steve Genske
Tom Gentes
Larry Grames
Larry Grams
Carma Grass

Janice Gray
Jim Gray
Marcella Gray
Sue Hamblen
Bill Hamilton
Kathy Hannen
Diane Green
Pat Greene
Ed Greening
Judy Hansche
Wayne Hansen
Donna Harbor
Susan Greening
Barbara Greeno
Wendell Gregory
Frances Hardin
Dave Harper
Donna Harper
John Grey
Susan Griffiths
Kathy Grimes
Barbara Harrison
Dauine Hartung
Sue Harvey
Ron Grimes
JoAnn Grimshaw
Jean Grobe
Larry Harvill
Reed Haukedahl
Lynne Hawley

Sharon Gustavus
Cathy Gutnecht
Elaine Haarstick
Jerry Hawley
Marilyn Haynes
Jim Haynor
Sharon Haas
Tom Haber
John Hackbarth
Earl Heart
Lynn Heck
Maritte Heckerkunst
Margie Hackbarth
Richard Hag
David Hagen
Jeff Heide
Janice Jeintz
Audrey Helegsen
Brian Hahn
Donna Hahn
Gary Hahn
John Helwig
Gary Hemnelein
Janice Henderson
Paula Hains
Cindy Halldin
Luana Halm
Don Henn
David Hensgen
Diane Hermann

Mary Heser
Kathryn Hesse
Gail Hicks
Howard Hughes
Carol Hultenius
Barbara Huntoon
Larry Hiegert
Betty Higginsbottom
Lynn Hill
Joan Huxhold
Kathy Hyde
Edward Ide
Les Hilleshiem
Barbara Hindey
Doreen Hinds
Mary Ingram
Frank Inman
Pat Iorio
Shirley Hines
Theresa Hines
Alan Hix
Kathy Irving
Jane Itrich
Dennis Ives
Al Hoefert
Kurt Hoefert
Al Hoff
Ray Ivy
John J ackmann
Carl Jackson

Gregory Hoff
Luana Holm
Jim Holman
Ruth Jackson
Kathy Jacob
Maureen Jacobs
Tom Holmgren
Steven Holt
Michael Holterman
Brenda J aehne
Darlene Jakover
Jim Jalensky
ancy Holtman
Jack Homan
Lina Horochena
Sandy James
Geri Janas
James Jasen
Judy Hotavis
Dave Houghton
Rick Huber
Glenn Jenkins
Janice Jenkins
Melodie Jensen
Elaine Hubbard
Lu Huckcr
David Hudson
Marc Jerome
Dick Jessen
Cindy Johnson

Barbara Johnson
Bonnie Johnson
Gary Johnson
James Kirby
Allan Kirkpatrick
Margaret Klappa
Shirley Johnson
Vicki Johnston
Cathy Johnston
Bernard Klinkhammer
Dorothy Klockow
Dennis Kloet
Carol Jones
Charlotte Jones
Josh J ossart
Eddie Knudson
Norman Kober
Rosemar :<:oblenski
Vicki Juga
Judy Juliana
Jack Jung
Karen Koessl
Karen Kolbasnik
Leslie Kolberg
Kathy Jung
T om Junke!
Brian J uskiewicz
Mike Koller
Barbara Kolmos
John Koloen

Betty J uzenas
Joyce Kaiser
Sue Kalleo
Chuck Konz
Ken Kopesky
David Kopf
Diane Kammerzelt
Larry Kammerzelt
Larry Kammerzelt
Rita Korf
Gwen Kordus
Gary Koslica
Dale Kangas
Denise Kanges
Shirley Kazin
Renee Kraak
Priscilla Krahn
Bob Kramsvogel
Kipp Keckler
Lydia Kelly
Susan Kem
Dennis Krohn
Ned Kromn
Al Krueger
Sarah Kennedy
Pat Ketchum
Beth Keuffer
Gerrie Lvn Kubart
Marsha Kuhar
Mike Kurklis

Jim Kuzik
Richard La Combe
Donna LaDousa
Sue Lidik
Barbara Lindas
Jim Linderman
Mark Ladwig
David Lahti
Janice Landree
Denise Linstroth
J ean Lococo
Linda Loef
Brenda Lang
Bill Lange
Ray Lange
David Logan
Susan Lord
Helen Lovelace
Di k Langer
Chris Larsen
Linnea Larsen
John Lowman
Kathy Luckas
Bob Lugg
Linda Larson
Mechelle Laube
Cindy Laudonio
Wayne Lumley
Lynda Lund
Ellyn Lundgren

J ohn Laurent
Bill Lauzon
Mary La Violette
Donn Lu ndskow
Bob Luskin
Eugene Lyons
George Lawrence
Marlysc Lawson
Lillian Lecce
Lee Lyons
R oger Macal
Randy Mackey
Sandra Leech
Judy Lehrmann
Cynthia Leigh
D on Margaard
Jim Magnino
R ose Majewski
K enneth Lenfestey
Jim Lesko
Kathy Letsom
Dan Maki
Lerne Maki
Sharon Malsack
Pam Lewis
Audrey Leys
Tim Lich ter
Dale Malsch
Joanne Malzahn
Randy Mann

Charlene Manthei
Chuck Marcoe
Georgia Margetson
Darrel Meyeld
Wally Meritt
Sue Merritt
Gary Markes
David Markese
Bob Marocchi
Craig Metik
Susan Metten
Pam Meyers
Charles Marshall
Dan Marshall
Mary Marshall
Linda Miechowicz
Don Miles
Clyde Millard
Calvin Martin
Darryl Martin
Roberta Martin
Diane Miller
Donna Miller
Jan ice Miller
Irma Martinez
Carol Martinsin
Pat Martinson
John Miller
Kay Miller
Shirley Miller

Walter Martinson
Dennis Massie
Larry Matalas
Gerald Milliar
Greg Milligan
Kathy Milligan
Jim Matera
Larry Mattioda
Gary Mattioli
Kim Milligan
Nancy Mills
Nancy Miner
Gary Matye
Russell McCarthy
Mac McHalfui
Linda Mink
John Moedt
Jim Moehrke
Beverly McNeil
Colleen McNeil
Linda McNeil
Charles Moeri
Thomas Moeri
Linda Molette
Pam McNeil
Maria Medrano
Paul Mehnert
Bob Mollenhauer
Mark Montemurro
Danny Moore

Jerry Moore
Richard Moore
Veronica Moore
Connie Nickerson
Sue Nielson
Gary Nimmerguth
Russ Moran
Barbara Morrill
Phillip Morris
Barbara Nokes
Mike Nolan
Pat Nord
Vincenza Morrone
Luther Mosley
Richard Moyer
Linda Norris
Milton Morthway
George Novakovic
Bob Mutchler
David Mroz
Mike Murphy
Dave O'Connor
Kristine Oichler
Juaquin Olivares
Rose Murphy
Yvonne Nail
John Naekroz
Don Olsen
Jerri Olsen
Larry Olsen

Leroy alley
Rebecca Nehr
Joan eilson
Carol Olson
Dave Olson
Julie Olson
Roger Neilson
Darlene elson
Jim Nelson
Barbara Oquist
Greg Orban
Jim Ortiz
Ray elson
Robert Nelson
Dave etherly
Jack Osterman
Jonnie Ostlund
Joyce Overson
Karen eumann
James eumiller
Loreen Nevoraski
Sue Ozanne
Ward Ozanne
Susan Pabst
Gary ichols
Linda ichols
Ruby Nichols
Neil Pacetti
Diane Packard
Jerry Padc

Anita Pagels
Donna Pagels
Pat Palermo
Janice Peterson
Dale Petts
William Pfarr
Carol Paleski
John Palmer
Mike Palmer
Vicki Pfund
Maxine Pias
Penny Pias
Jim Papanek
iichelle Pariseau
Gail Parker
Kathy Pickens
Susan Piehl
Emily Pieniekowski
Judy Parker
Tom Parscenka
Bob Parsons
Linda Pierangeli
John Pierce
Richard Pierce
Paul Pasciak
Tom Pascucci
John Paul
Evelyn Pike
Helen Pitts
Sandy Pitts

Cheri Paulson
Dale Pavlovich
Robert Pedley
Ruth Plaiss
Jim Platt
Cheryl Pohlman
Sue Pelsley
Donald Pence
Judy Perona
Rosanne Pohlman
Mike Pollock
Sue Pooch
Tony Perri
Linda Perugini
Cheri Peters
Tim Popp
Pam Poppe
Bud Powers
Dave Peters
Jeff Peters
Betti Petersen
Cheryl Powers
Pat Prange
Jack Principe
Bruce Petersen
Dori Petersen
Vern Petersen
Duane Priske
Willard Puckett
Victor Perfont

Susan Pugh
Leo Puig
Randy Pulera
Otis Roberts
Ray Roberts
J oAnn Robertson
Bob Queen
Bob Querns
Shirley Questard
Liliane Robertson
Bob Robinson
Cindy Robinson
Chuck Rains
Bonnie Ramme
Pat Rash
Cindy Robinson
Dorothy Robinson
Jack Robinson
Diane Redlin
Bob Reibenbach
Richard Reichel
Linda Rochau
Mike Rock
Tom Roders
Art Reimer
Dewey Reilly
Nickey Rein
Paul Roemer
Bonnie Romano
Jeff Roost

Judy Reinhard
Pat Reinke
Ricardo Rendon
Mark Roppuld
Wilma Rosenberg
Sandy Rosenfeldt
Tom Renne
Bruce Rice
Roger Richards
Chyrel Rowen
Mary Jo Rudy
Bob Ruebsamen
Pat Richie
Bob Richter
Earlene Ridley
Jim Ruebsamen
Betty Ruffalo
Bill Rullman
Ann Rimkus
David Rinaldi
Linda Rinelli
Tim Runde
Paul Rusch
Tim Rush
Pat Risinger
George Robbins
Robert Robbins
Larry Rutkowski
Eugene Ryshkus
Steve Sabby

Dennis Sadowski
Alan Sagat
Bob Saldana
Roger Schulz
John Schwan
Carol Schweitzer
Gilbert Saldana
Donna Salerno
Nick Salerno
Jim Schweitzer
Delores Scott
Jim Scott
Frank Saliture
Edward Salo
Dan Sanford
R bert Scruggs
Cheryl Seaberg
Larry Seaberg
Armando Santos
John Sargent
Anna Savaglio
Robert Sebetic
Larry Seefeld
Lori Seelandt
Gloria Savaglio
Susan Savaglio
Ron Schabowsky
Karen Seiperlich
Mike Sell
Barbara Senek

Christine Schacht
Jim Schiller
Barbara Schindler
Kathy Sentieri
Barbara Serpe
Bill Sesser
John Schlick
Linda Schmelling
Karen Schmickel
Jerry Sivick
Jean Sfasciotti
Mike Shaffer
John Schmidt
Mary Schmitz
Bob Schnaar
Carla Sheehan
Greg Sheehan
Jerry Shidagis
Robert Schneider
Glenn Schnuckel
Jan Scholler
Jim Shidagis
Bruce Shilts
Benny Sicilia
Janice Schuelke
Irving Schultz
Karen Schultz
Ursula Siebeneich
Henry Sigger
Bill Sigman

Trudi Sigman
Dan Sikora
Ray Sikorsky
Barb Sorensen
Jerome Sorensen
Rich Sorensen
Joan Sinclair
Elly Skarakis
Matt Skender
Margaret South
Gary Speaker
Sharon Spence
Robert Skilbeck
Curtis Skinner
R onald Slater
Lenore Spencer
Linda Spitzer
Mary Spraker
Rueber Slater
Judy Slemensky
Debbie Smart
James Springer
Ron Springer
John Stamm
Dan Smith
Gary Smith
Kathy Smith
Pam Stange
Richard Steffensen
Diane Steinmetz

Larry Smith
Mac Smith
Patsy Smith
Dennis Steinseiffer
Donna Stelter
Ken Stenzel
Richard Smith
Roberta Smith
Rochelle Smith
Bob Sternberg
Carolyn Stibb
Janice Stipanuk
Sue Smith
Cecilia Snyder
Cindy Snyder
Laura Stone
Linda Stover
Robin Strang
Jack Soderberg
Bill Soens
Susan Soens
Sherry Strantz
Marilyn Strosh
Sharon Stratton
Arden Sonnenberg
Sharon Sonquist
Alice Sorensen
Robert Strehlow
Julie Streck
Dolores Streeter

Jean Streib
Claudia Struthers
Mary Ellen Sturino
Audrey Thompsen
Bruce Thompson
Brigitte Thrams
Brian Sucharda
Wally Sugger
Eugene Sunday
Betty Tinker
Jane Tijerina
Gerald Tillemans
Barbara Sundquist
Bev Sundquist
Dare! Suokko
Mary Tobalski
Vickie Tollack
Janet Tomon
Cheryl Surratt
Barbara Swanson
Jim Swanson
Mike Tooley
Dave Torgerson
Bobbie Torrey
Lynn Swonek
Kathy Szantor
Eleanore Szurovetz
Sue Tower
Doug Townsend
Mike Traylor

Tony Tarsitano
Leota Techert
Harold Teising
Bill Tritt
Karen Tritt
Harold Truax
Bill Templin
Jane Tennau
Pat Tenuta
Shirley Truax
Derrick Turner
Donna Turner
Ron Tenuta
John Tesevic
Joyce Tharp
Richard Tuttlewski
Barbara Ulrich
Bill Unger
Daniel Thomas
Linda Thomas
Richard Thomas
Don Urquhart
Pat Valley
Mary Vasquez
Ronald Thomas
Shelby Thomas
Marilou Thomey
Bob Vinci
Kathy Ventura
Sue Vernon

Dorathea Vestino
James Vincent
Jill Vita
Erna Weiss
Lee Weiss
Pat Weiss
Kurt Vollers
Ron Uranak
Ernest Wach
Sandy Weiss
Eddie Wells
Bernadette Wember
David Wade
Lee Wagner
Victoria Wagner
Linda W ermske
Klein Werner
Tom Westland
Ted Waite
C. J. Waites
Bob Walden
John Weston
Sandy Westphal
Dick White
Mike Waldo
Lori Waldron
Deborah Walker
Joy Whitehead
Darlene Whyers
Diane Whyers

Paul Walker
Terry Wallace
Don Walther
John Whyte
Star Wiemelt
Nancy Wienke
Bill Wambolt
Helen Ward
Pat Warndok
Bob Wiersum
Linda Wierzbicki
Doris Wiginton
Dave Wasmundt
Antoinette Waterstradt
Jim Watkins
Mike Wilcox
Linda Wilda
Russell Wills
Linda Watkins
Sharon Weaver
Leroy Webb
Elain Williams
Gail Williams
Robert Williams
Lynne Weber
Margaret Wegner
Burt Wesiman
Sue Willems
Bob Wingate
Lois Wisecup

Kathy Wohlgefahrt
Robin Wojnicz
Jim Workman
William Yurchak
Pat Zaleski
Sherry Zampanti

~-

James Worthey
Greg Wright
Ron Wright
Dennis Zander
Cveta Zdravkovic
Dave Zink
Walter Wrixton
Dave Wyosnick
Ken Yance
Linda Zirbel
Marty Zoromsky
Mary Zuhde
Roy Ynclan
Pat Young
Nancy Yule
Frank Zuicarelli
Mary Zwarycz
Martha Zydowsky
Priscilla Yunk
Mark Yunken

Look to the future, sophomores!

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J obn jf. J!ennebp
1917-1963
35th President of the United States

" Ye, the heart of the world weighs heavy with
the helplessness of tears,
For the man cut down in a Texas town in the
summer of his years.
And we who stay must not ever lose the
victories that he won,
For wherever men look to freedom, then his
soul goes riding on.
Lord, his soul goes riding on."

- English ballad in
honor of the
fallen chief

141

IN MEMORIAM

Angela (Angie ) Delucca

"Fear no more the heat o' the sun
or the furious winter's rages;
Thou thy worldly task hast done,
Home art gone and ta' en thy wages:
Golden lads and girls all must,
As chimney-sweepers, come to dust."
" FIDELE"-William Shake peare

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IN MEMORIAM
...................
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. . ·:·:..:·:-:·:·:-:·:·.·:·:·:-:-:-:···
·.·.· ·.·..·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.
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··:-:·:-:-:·:·:-:·:··-:·:·:·:-

. . . . . . . . . ..... .
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Michael Tooley

" Fear no more the lightning flash,
Nor the all-dreaded thunder-stone;
Fear not slander, cen ure rash ;
Thou hast finish'd joy and moan:
All lovers young, all lovers must
Consign to thee, and come to du t."
"FIDELE"- William Shakespeare

143

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Conney Campbell, Secretary; Danny
President.

ye, Vice President; Pat Tanni. Treasurer ; Tim Rose,

As another year of high school passes, one
begins to realize the worthiness and potential of our junior class. Though only
the junior "men" of our school, our juniors have excelled in scholarship. Many
of our boys comprised the strength of our
athletic teams and debate squads. Other
members of the junior class went on to
win honors in the science fair and spelling
bee.

Since this is the last year the junior class
of Kenosha will consist of one body together in one school, we have given ourselves a worthy, noteful. and momentous
send-off.

One of our social highlights of this year
was the junior prom, the largest in Brad-

Tim Rose, Junior Class President

The event was especially decorative and
fun-filled. This exciting evening could
not have been possible, however, without
the generous help of our class advisors.
Mrs. Karlson and Mr. Kriz.

ford high history.

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Patrick Adamson
Tony Aiello
Linda Albert

Lula Aldrich
Gayle Ameche
Carole Amendola

David Andersen
Edna Anderson
Gary Anderson

Gary Anderson
Gene Anderson
.Judy Anderson

Linda Anderson
Lois Andrea
Carol Angelo

Ed Anglin
Bob Appleby
Carlene Arnoldini

Lynn Ashmus
Mike Autkowski
Phyllis Aulozzi

Marty Bach
Harold Bache
Robert Bacus

Connie Baken
Barbara Baker
Rick Balderson

Pat Bader
Gilbert Badillo
Ron Bailey

Velma Bard
J oan Bareika
J oe Bareika

Nancy Bareika
Betty Barnes
D on Barnes

Judy Barnett
Pat Barrett
Bob Bauers

Brent Beauchamp
Carol Beck
George Becker

Kurt Becker
Sharon Becker
Tom Bellaver

Gary Beltoya
Barb Bennett
Chuck Benning

Bob Benson
Jean Bentkowski
Jan ice Bergren

Tim Berry
Don Bertelle
Maxine Biegler

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Jerry Billen
Jim Bjurman
Vern Blackford
Dianne Blahuta
John Blahuta
Linda Blair
Rex Blake
Paul Blanchard
Mary Bleashka
Mike Bleashka
Paul Blinten
Chuck Blodgett
Alan Blome
Gail Bloomer
Linda Bloxdorf
Thomas Bohn
David Bohr
Fred Boness
Kathy Boldus
Caryn Bonn
Ann Bose
Linda Bose
Brian Bosman
Linda Bosman
Heather Bothe
Lynn Bougneit
Alan Bozon
JoAnn Bozon
JoAnn Boxer

Carlene really yells up a storm!

Prom Royalty-Linda Neitzel and Tim Rose.

Albert Brackney
Robert Bradley
Tim Bradley
Joan Brand
Robert Brandalisa
Linda Brandes
Rosary Braudofina
Gail Brecheisen
Jeanette Bredek
.Jim Brennan
Jerry Brewer
John Bridges
Arleen Briggs
Joyce Brion
Alex Brown
Penny Brown
Ken Bruce
Fred Bruch
Ken Brugger
Phil Br• •nner
Bernadette Bruno
George Bryant
Pat Bryant
JoAnn Buckner
Russell Bullamore
Dave Bundy
Ron Burden
Kathy Buress

Barbara Burger
Claude Burger
Nancy Burlingham
Sharon Burns
Linda Burtt
Joanne Bush
Eddie Butera
Jeff Cad dock
Sue Cairo
Linda Caldart
Rejetta Calley
Lyda Cameron
Pamela Camerota
Conney Campbell
John Campolo
Neoma Capps
Tom Cardinali
James Carey
Ervol Carroll
James Carter
Sam Cassity
Pete Chatilovicz
Janice Chernik
Lorelie Christensen
David Christenson
Mary Christopherson
Susie Christopherson
Nancy Ciganovich

Marty Ciotti
Adele Ciucci
James Clark
Pat Clark
Terri Clemente
Jean Clifford
Carlyn Cohen
Beverly Cole
Gerald Coleman
Randall Coleman
.Jennifer Comer
Marsha Congdon
Olin Conner
Dennis Conti
Susan Cookson
Lee Copen
Lynn Corey
John Costello
Dwight Coursey
Dodie Covelli
Joe Covelli
Louise Covelli
Rosemary Covelli
Paul Cox
aomi Cramer
Karen Cravens
Cathy Cudahy
Cheryl Dabulski

John Dade
Dennis Dahlberg
Harvey Dam
George Daniels
Sandra Darr
Kay Daun
Bill Davies
Erma Davis

Nancy Davis
Bill Daymo
Sheryl Dean
Betty DeBeige
Cora Decker
Jay Decker
Bruce DeGuire

Ronald DeKok
Ron DeLabio
Sue DeMarco
Ted DeMicchi
Sandra Deming
Pat DeNeve
Mary Lou Denning
.Jeanellyn Desmarais

Karen DeRuiter
Wayne DiCastri
Betty Dickey
Linda Dickinson
Jerry Wickland
K en Diel
Patricia Dill

Diana Dielmann
Michael Dinger
Carol Dishaw
Anna Ditzler
Adrienne Dodge
Pat Dodge
Jan Doerring
Spencer Domes

Carol Dorece
Paul Dosemagen
Carol Doud
David Drake
J oe Drender
Carol Drexem
Kathy Drissel

Kathleen Drost
Steve Duby
Margaret Duesing
Sherry Dunham
Tim Eaker
Cynthia Eaton
Kathy Eaves
Diana Ebling

Richard Ehnow
Kenneth Eich
Bonnie Eide
Marilee Engelson
Paul England
David Engstrom
Guzin Erdeniz

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Judy Erickson
Joe Eternicka
Sheila Eucalano
Dick Evenson
Ruthanne Faye
Jane Fato
Tim Fechner
Linda Fellows

Terry Feeley
Paul Fennema
Jim Fictum
Jim Fiers
Carole Filips
Anna Finigan
Gary Fischer

Mary Flad
Don Flatley
Tom Flannery
Gene Fletcher
Carolyn Flinkow
Cliff Folkers
James F ondrliak
Sue Fortman

Eugene Fox
Bob Frank
Delores Franzen
Mary Fredericksen
Richard Frederking
Barb Fredrickson
Rodney Frese

Allen Friedrich
Fred Frober
Lynn Gaarder
Frank Gabron
Jan Galligan
.Jane Garfolo
Sandra Gascoigne
Sandy Gascoigne

Darryl Gasser
Di<.nne Gasser
Barb Gast
ick Gaudio
Fred Geiger
Joe Geiger
Joe Gemignani

Kathie Gemmell
Norman Gentry
Richard Gentz
Tom Georges
Sandy Gerber
Paul Gerlach
Sandy Giagnoni
Vince Gigliotti

Sandy Giles
Donna Geliche
Lonnie Gillman
Lawrence Girand
Mike Gold
Pat Gollnick
Cerise Gomez

149

Connie Goode
Cynthia Goodwin
Stephany Goodwin

Sharon Gosselin
John Grass
Sandra Gray

Dave Greco
Sue Greco
Pat Greenwald

Gayle Greisen
Annita Gresham
Bob Grewenow

Don Grissom
Cynthia Groenke
Harold Groenke

Dennis Groff
John Grosty
Robert Grover

Mark Gruender
Vito Gulbinas
Mike Gumbinger

Diane Gunderson
Sandra Guttormsen
Renee Hagerty

Joe Halpin
June Hamilton
Jeff Hammel en

Carol Hagopian
Kathy Hains
Joe Hall

Walter Hammond
Terry Hanna
Mike Hanrahan

Charlotte Hansche
Bob Hanson
Darrell Hanson

Jeffrey Hanson
Doris Hardin
Ed Hardman

Kaye Harmond
Janet Harp
Sharon Harper

Dorothy Harrison
Bill Harris
Trudee Hart

Tom Hartley
Mary Hartnell
Gary Haubrich

Jim Haubrich
Kathy Haubrich
.Nancy Haubrich

Ericka Haubrich
Sue Hayek
Ronald Hayes

150

Marty Heberling
Shirley Hedges
Linda Hees

Laurie Heide
Bob Heinzman
Debbie Henderson

Jeanine Henneman
Lois Hach
Cindy Haebig

Bruce Henry
Ida Henry
Larry Hertle

Carl Hermans
Bob Herrmann
Barbara Hershaw

Cynthia Hibbard
Roberta Hix
Frank Hlapcik

Dennis Haag
Linda Haag
Bill Hoefer

Barbara Hoffmann
Sue Holicka
Cheryl Hollenbeck

Marie Hollenbeck
John Hollistei
Pat Holm

Ray Holm
Sharon Holman
Jeff Holtman

Linda Hopper
Alex Horochena
John Houghton

Alice Housman
Pat Hubbard
Roy Huber

Judy Hudson
Ray Huff
Terry Hughes

Tom Hughes
Larry Huissen
Jack Hultenius

Dick Hyser
Pat Ianni
Jim laquinta

Linda Ine
Iris Irvine
Carol Istvanek

Carole Jackman
Loretta Jackson
Roger Jackson

Travis Jackson
Don Jacobson
Sandra Jakovec

151

Larry Janiak
Walter Jankiewicz
Judy Jeceiucas
Margaret Jensen
Bill Johnson
Darlene Johnson
Kipp Johnson
Neala Johnson

Peggy Johnson
Barbara Jones
Cheryl .Tones
John Jones
William Jorgensen
Rachel Jorn t
Lynn Juga

Karen Julius
Bob Junke!
Fran Justus
Ed Juzenas
Jeff Kadlac
Dick- Kaiser
Willie Kant
Carole Karber

Diane Katovich
Ronald Kazin
Dennis Keitel
Sue Kekic
Conrad Kelley
John Kellum
Marguerite Kelly

Fred Kessler
Pat Kick
Gloria Keifer
Brian Kipp
John Kishline
Bob Kiss
Ellia Kitchens
Cynthia Klacan

Gisela Klein
Dennis Klopstein
David Klopstein
Jean Klotz
Joan Klotz
Rosemary Kiowa
Kathy Knapp

Priscilla Knapp
Bill Kollman
Dave Konrad
Gaye Kopuz
Carol Korbel
Bonita Kordus
Kathy Kascak
Wendy Kovachik

Linda Kraai
Judy Kraus
Marge Kreger
Michael Kriese
Kathy Kreuser
Linda Kreuser
David Krueger

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George Krueger
Faye Krueger
Kay Krueger
Robert Krueger
John Krusa
Peggy Kruse
Karen Kuba
Sheila Kubart
Donna Kubly
Tadeusz Kubicki
Marilyn Kuchera
Frank Kuczenski
Larry Kuehl
Brian Kuestei
Diana Kufahl

Karen Kuhar
Karen Kurkeis
Zoe Kwas
Sandra Landau
Darlene LaDousa
Sandra LaDousa
Ron Lane
Dale Langer

Mary Langer
Jim Langerman
Tim Lannaye
Christine Lampos
Ralph Larrabee
Mike Larsen
Linea Larsen

Mark Lassen
Joann Laurent
June Lauritsen
Cheryl Law
Gary Lawell
Gary Lawler
Dennis Lawrence
Judy Lawson

Milton Laviolette
Bradley Leech
Bill Lehrmann
Karen Lehto
Jim Leischow
Ray Lemnus
Adrienne Lenfesty

Dennis Lenord
Linda Leonard
Luana Leonard
Carole Leppanen
Joyce Letourneau
Mary Levonowich
Larry Lichtenberg
Helen Lienau

Jeanne Lill
Sherri Linderman
Dave Lindley
Linda Lindner
Rosemary Lindow
Leroy Linton
Georgia Locaco

153

Diane Loef
Julia Lomartire
Jake Lonetree
Judy Looker
.Tames Loshek
Christine Low
Pat Lubniewski
Guy Luedeke
Jim Lumpp
Joyce Lundin
Linda Lura
Tom Lux
Carol Macal
Tom Maddux
Robert Madison
Jerry Madsen
Barbara Maegaard
Dale Magness
Kurt Maloney
Diane Mancusi
Judith Mancusi
Jim Marano
Pat Marifjeren
Linda Markwell
Ann Marron
Jackie Martelle
Kathy Martin
Marilyn Martin

Sue Martin
Gloria Martinez
Betty Marx
Jon Mason
Sheila Mason
Pat Mattern
Jack Mattner
Lynn Matze
Dick May
Maureen McCarthy
Barb McClarty
Gary McCombs
William McCoy
Don McElvaney
Marlyn McKenzie
Bernard McKeown
Pat McNabow
Kent McNamara
Maureen McNeil
Barbara Mead
Michelle Mecum
Pat Meeter
Kent Meier
Grace Melito
Kathy Mentink
Terry Merow
Kent Mescher
Gregory Meyer

Linda Meyer
Sharon Michaelis
Jerry Michels
Jim Miechowicz
Diane Mielke
Bill Mielke
James Miethke
Delora Miger
Jane Mikolyzk
Bette Miller
Paul Miller
Carol Milward
Christine Moeller
Mary Moeller
Thelma Moeri
Paula Mohr
Jim Mailman
Francisco Morales
Diane Morgan
Bill Morrill
Gary Morrill
Gaye Morse
David Morton
Jeffrey Morton
Lucille Morton
Arline Moser
Barb Moses
Dianne Mostenan

Gerry M uklick
Keith Muir
Larry Muller
Ulf Muntzing
Judy Murphy
Terry Murphy
Tom Murphy
Sandra Mutchler
Peggy Myers
Peter Nance
Chuck Navoichick
Sharon Naydihor
Judy Nealy
Daniel Neau
Linda Neau
Warren Nedry
Donita Neisius
Linda Neitzel
Arleen Nelson
Derald Nelson
Diane Nelson
Linda Nelson
Susann Nelson
Walter Nesgood
Lee Nichols
Timothy Nichols
Mike Nickey
John Nickl

Greg Niles
Kath Nolan
Linda , oonan

Dan Nye
JoAnn Obertin
Mary Ogden

Jim Ohmstead
Marla Olesen
Ellen Oquist

Dianne Organist
John Organist
Anne Orlowski

Jim Ostlund
Diane Otto
Diane Pabst

Leonard Palmer
Leslie Panka
Lenore Parent

Kathy Parise
Mike Parker
Bruce Parrott

Karl Parry
Don Pate
John Patterson

Richard Patterson
Carlene Paul
Tom Pavelick

Wally Pawlowski
Jeanette Pedersen
Mette Pedersen

Nancy Peil
Sandra Penrod
David Penza

Ton Pepke
Frank Perion
Vivian Perrault

John Perry
Louie Perry
Jerry Peterson

Kay Peterson
Pat Peterson
Tim Peterson

.Judy Petrausky
Larry Petricek
John Petrick

Ken Pfeiffer
Cheryl Pflugrad
George Pflugrad

Leonard Pflugrad
Barbara Piekos
Larry Piehl

Darlene Pierangeli
Cheryl Pileski
Quickery Pilot

156

John Pitzer
Janice Pivovar
Bruce Plaiss

Kris Plaisted
Eric Platt
Carol Polanin

Greg Polzin
Dennis Pontillo
Margaret Pooch

Eileen Poole
Bob Popp
Robert Poppe

Guy Poteluinas
Gay Powers
Tom Powers

Garry Praninsky
Ed Prasil
Lynda Prell

Sue Prim
Gloria Pringle
Gale Prowse

Robert Puder
John Pursell
Claudia Quarders

Joe Russell
Carol Rasmussen
Marlene Reagan

Cindy Rahanian
John Raksany
Jynn Randel

Bill Rego
Jeff Reilly
Linda Reimers

Dean Reinke
Paul Remers
Hector Rendon

Ron Renzulli
Claudia Rhey
Sue Richards

Edelgard Richter
Sharon Richter
Linda Richwine

John Ridley
Mary Rimkus
Dave Riutta

Pam Rizzo
Rhonda Rizzotta
Dean Robbins

Barbara Robinson
Glenda Robinson
Kathy Robinson

Linda Robinson
Martin Robinson
Kathy Robleski

157

Karen Rode
Richard Rode
Lawrence Rodriguez
Kay Roeder
Kathy Roemer
Janet Rogers
Tim Rose
Wayne Rosing
Mike Rosko
Lorraine Ross
Miriam Ross
Allen Rothman
Jim Rowen
Ellen Rubenstein
Gary Rubenzer

Linda Ruebsamen
John Rugg
Walter Rugg
Linda Ruhle
Harvey Sabin
.Tan ice Sadowski
John Saldana
Bob Sander

Pat Sandero
SuEllen Sardahl
Frank Sartor
David Saule
.Toe Savaglio
Tammy Savaglio
Elsa Scalzo

.Toe Scalzo
Earl Sharnick, .Tr.
Carol Schaufel
Richard Schend
Sandra Schilling
June Schie.sch
Rita Schlitz
Andy Schmelling

Peggy Schmerling
Greg Schmidt
Pat Schmidt
Jerry Schnaare
Kathy Schrei
Carl Schroeder
Gail Schoch

Mary Schumacher
Dick Schutz
Terry Schultz
Joanne Schwaab
Tim Scott
JoAnn Schena
Gudrin Seelau
Cheryl Segil

Ellen Segil
Maryann Sepulveda
John Serjern
Jerry Setter
Linda Sevey
Bob Sfasciotti
James Shaffar

158

Tom Shannon
Linda Shawaluk
John Shear
Karen Shepard
Cody Shwaiko
Rita Sicilia
Siegfried Siebeneich
Kristine Siedjack
Bill Siepert
Dick Sigman
Sue Simons
John Sinclair
Rebecca Skelton
Sandra Skelton
Dennis Skowronski

Gary Skovronski
Daniel J. Smith
Dave Smith
Karen Smith
Ken Smith
Lawanna Smith
Marilyn Smith
Steve Smith

Dale Sonnenberg
Bill Sorensen
Dave Sorensen
James L. Sorensen
James M. Sorensen
Ken Sorensen
Gene Sovich

Bob Specht
Nancy Specht
Judy Spencer
Sam Spitz
Diana Spitzer
David Splitik
Bill Sprague
Barbara Springer

Bernard Springer
Dave Springer
Ed Springhoff
Linda Starr
Robin Stauder
Bob Steele
Don Stein

Linda Stein
Ron Stein
Sharon Stein
Sue Steinseiffer
Roxann Steitz
Helen Sterny
Jane Stevens
Pat Stevens

David Stepanuk
ancy Stone
Dennis Stoner
Fred Strickland
Bill Sunday
Marty Sturino
Pat Sturino

159

Gail Stuyvesant
Carol Sunday
Judy Svtkiewicz
.T ohn Swanson
Bob Swartz
Sue Ellen Swiatko
Stan Szafranski
Janice Tabler
Bill Tanskey
Gene Tappa
Richard Taskanis
Grace Taylor
Tom Temple
Sharon Tench
Joanne Terwall
Bob Testard
Carolyn Thomas
Marilyn Thomas
Sue Thomas

Yvonne Thomas
Steve Thompson
Jerry Thorne

Vonda Tidwell
Larry Tolliver
Carmella Tomba

Gary Topel
Jim Trebbin
Claudia Trecioci

Carol Treu
Judy Tucker
Ray Turcek

Linda Turner
Richard Tijerina
Linda Tyler

Frank Ulicki
Tom Upham
Phyllis Urbanski

Jim Uttech
Bonnie Vaccarelli
Kathy Valastik

Sue Valeo
Mike VanBendegon
Dick VanBoven

Lloyd Vandenberg
Carole VanHorn
Glenn VanKammen

Willadean VanPatten
Gary VanStrien
Leone VanTine

James VanZile
Bill Vareck
John Vena

Tom Vena
Sandra Vengrin
Richard Verhanse
Rudy Victoria
Eddie Vite
Doreen Vizenar
Sue Wachs
Anita Wainio
Linda Wakefield
Sandie Wakefield
Judy Waldran
Harry Walker
Roxine Wallner
Jerry Wallo
Bill Walters
Carol Weber

George Wedell
Pat Weekly
Jan Weisman
Cheryl Weiss
Ted Wellens
Dale Wellman
John Wells
Louise Wember
Melissa Wember
John Wenberg
Ken Wendorf
Carleton Werve
Donald West
Betty Westwood
Jeff Weyrauch
Jerry Wheeler
Mark Whitefoot
Marla Whitefoot
Jim Whitrock

Pam Whyteford
Sharon Wickersham
Richard Wiemelt

Judy Wightman
Liz Willems
.Jim Williams

John Williams
Mary Louise Williams
Ed Willmington

Lynn Willmore
Dennis Wilson
Clio Wilson

Charles Wiltshire
Lessie Winberg
Carol Winkless

Jerilynn Winson
Betty Wirth
John Wisinger

Cheryl Witt
Peggy Witt
June Wohlgefahrt

Artrisha Wolfe
Georgia Wood
John Wright

Lila Wynne
Carla Yankovich
Arlene Y ordi

Karl Young
Julie Zani!
Kathy Zapencki

Bob Zapf
Tom Zarovy
Karen Zebrowski

Ron Zieth
Allen Zellner
Linda Zeltinger
Ron Zenefski
.Joe Ziccarelli
Georgiana Ziehr
Dennis Zielinski
Sandra Zielsdorf

John Zizich
Pat Zimmerman
Jerry Zuzinec

Tom Zumann
Barbara Zuffa

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Jan, Jeff, and Tom-Bradford's answer to The Three Stooges.
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JUNIORS
Singing foursome- Dan Nye, Jerry Wheeler, Don Jacobson, Dennis Stoner.

Judy Mancusi, at it again!

AT WORK AND PLA r
Ed Springhoff-master referee

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165

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Carol Hubbard, Secretary; Pat Perri, Treasurer; Bob Pelligrino, Vice President ; Jack R ose,
President.

This year's senior class has been handicapped to
some extent by the split shift and its separating
effect upon the student body. However, we have
tried to overcome this hindrance and proceed accordingly.

musical program, and this year's seniors were an
i,rnportant part of this annual high point. Seniors
were also prominent in the fields of debate and
forensics as they helped to make their respective
teams a success. This year's championship basketball team was paced by a fine group of senior athletes which resulted in state-wide recognition for
our school and community.

While there are some students who try to isolate
themselves from act1v1t1es and responsibilities,
the class of '64 has had a sufficient number of students who have thought enough of their school to
participate in activities and make use of their talents. As class president, I feel that, while it is
sometimes necessary for students to get a job which
the split shift makes so readily available, others
take advantage of this opportunity and use it as
an excuse for not participating in school affairs.

Despite their importance, extracurricular activ1t1es
are not the main function of a high school. A football letter or a band medal won't result in a diploma. In the foremost area of academic studies,
once again, members of the senior class established a fine record.
In spite of the sometimes disheartening circumstances and a similar lack of cooperation, I feel
that this year's graduating class can be proud of its
achievements.
Jack Rose, Senior Class President

The achievements of this year's graduating class
runs the gammit from academic to musical to athletic. Bradford has always been well-known for its

166

ADELSEN, BONNIE L.
Lincoln - Spanish Club 1,2;
G.A.A. 3; Wig 'n Mask 3;
Make-up Committee 'Anastasia'.
ADELSEN, DIANE - Dee Washington.
AGAZZI, JUDITH L. - Judy - M cKinley Student
Council 1 ; Sop homore Girls'
Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir
2; Booster Club 3; Homecoming Committee 3.
AHLERT, DOUGLAS E.
Lincoln .

ANDERSON, RICHARD T. - Andy Salem - Cinematics.
ANDERSON, GEORGE M . - McKinley
- Kenews 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3; N.F.L. 1,2,
President 3; Seminar 2; Band Announcer
2,3; Prom Committee 2; lnterclub Presidents Council 3.

ANDERSON, JOA N C. - J o - M cKinley - G.A.A. 1; Red Cross 1; SPY
Salesman 1.
ANDERSON, JUDITH A. Judy Lincoln - Hi-Style 2,3; Wig 'n Mask 3 ;
'Anastasia' Crew.

AHRENDT, ELIZABETH B.
Beth Washington Band 1,2,3, Council 3; Orchestra 2,3; Variety Show
Committee 1,2; Prom Committee 2; Booster Club 3;
Homecoming Assistant Manager 3.
ALCOTT, SANDRA D.* Sandy
St.
Catherine
- G.A.A. 3; Red Cross 2,3 ;
Graduation Usherette 2.
ALLEN, MARILYN J.
Lincoln - G.A.A. I.
ALWARDT, HOWARD W.
- Hubba - Lincoln - K
Club.

ANDERSO , WAYNE A.
- Andy - Lincoln
Key
Club 1,2,3.
ANDRE, CHERYL ].
Cherie - McKinley - Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior
Mixed 2,3; G"raduation Usherette 2; French Club 2; Stage
Guild 3; G.A.A. 1 ; Science
Fair 2.
A DRESE , BILL W.
Lincoln .
ANTHONSEN, BRUCE M.
- Washington - Hi-Y 1,2,3;
Football 1,2,3; Track 1 ; Basketball 1.
AR DT, SUSAN G. - Sue
- Washington - Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1; Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Latin Club 2,3, Vice
President 3; Honor Society 2,
3; SPY Salesman I.
ARROWOO. , THOMAS L.
- Lincoln - Key Club 1,2,3;
Ushers Club 2; Quill and
Scroll 2,3; Kenews 2,3, Editor
3.
AULOZZI, RICHARD D. Ri ck - M cKinl ey - Basketball Manager 1,2.
AXELSON, GARY D. - Ax
- Lincoln.

BABICH;, BARBARA T . - Barb - J. E. Murphy - Senior Girls' Choir 3.
BACKE, HOW ARD A. Lincoln A Cappella 3 ;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Chofr 2.
BADER, WILLIAM J. - Bill - Lincoln Swimming
Manager 1,2,3 ; K Club 2,3.

BAGNALL, LUCILLE C. - Lucky - McKinley.
BAIETTO, JUDITH A. - Judy - St. Joseph.
BAILEY, MICHAEL H. - Mike - Lincoln.

BAKER, JANEE. - Washington.
BAKER, JANE I. - Lincoln - Artist Alley 3; Future Nurses 2; Wig 'n Mask 2; Seminar 2.
BANKS, KATHLEEN R. - Kathe - Lincoln Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir 2; Red
Cross 1.

BARENGO, EDWARD P. - Lincoln.
BAXTER, ROBERT - Bob - McKinley.
BECK, JENNY G. - Lincoln - Sophomore Girls'
Choir 1, President 1 ; Sophomore Cheerleader 1;
Booster Club 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 1,2; SPY salesman 1 ; S.I.C. 2; Seminar 2; Wig 'n Mask 2; Quill
and Scroll 2,3; SPY 2,3 ; Science Fair 2 ; Honor Society 2,3; Student Council 2,3, Secretary 3; Varsity
Cheerleader 2,3; Prom Queen 2.

BECKER, ALLAN R. - Big Al - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; Key Club 2,3; Graduation Usher 2; K
Club 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Science Fair 2,3.
BECKER, BARBARA A. - Barb - Lincoln - Band 1,
2,3; Science Fair 2 ; Seminar 2; Future Teachers 2,3; Variety Show Committee Chairman 2,3.
BECKER, CAROL A. - Lincoln - G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 2.

BEGH, PAMELA J. - Pam - McKinley - Band 1,2,3;
Future Teachers 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Science Fair 2.
BEHNKE, BARBARA A. - Barb - Lincoln - Seminar 1,
2,3, Treasurer 3; Science Fair 1,3; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Student
Council 1; G.A.A. 3; Kenews Representative 3; SPY Salesman 3; Wig n Mask 1,2,3; 'Corn is Green' Cast; 'Cheaper
by the Dozen' Cast; Honor Society 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3.
BEHRMANN, DONNABELLE E. - Donna - Lincoln Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Science Fair 2; Future Teachers 3; Booster Club 3.

BELL, CLIFFORD G.
Cliff - Lincoln.
BELLA, ALAN E. - Payson - Washington - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Red Cross 2; Homecoming Committee 2.
BELLANTO IO, CHRISTINE A. Poochie - Stambaugh.

BELONGIA, GERALD A.
BE EDICT, GEORGE A. Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball
1,2; Football 1,2,3; K Club 2,3.
BENTE, CARLA M. - Friedens - Future urses 1,2,3;
Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3.

BERG, CONNIE J. - Lincoln - Spanish Club !.
BERGO, JOHN M. - Bergs. - Washington - Student Council I.
BERGREN, LINDA J. - Washington - Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 3; Booster Club I 2 3 · K Teens 2 3 ·
Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming 'Qu~en Candid~t~
3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir
2; Student Council 2,3, Treasurer 3; Interclub Presidents Council 3.

BERNHARDT, DAVID G. - Friedens - Band.
BERRY, VER EAL J. - Jeanie - Washington Senior Mixed Choir 2; G.A.A. 3.
BESSEL, ARTHUR W. Elgin Friedens
Football 1 ; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track I.

BISIOREK, JAMES A. - Jim - Lincoln.
BJORN, MICHAEL L. - Mike
Wa hington - Band
1,2,3, Assistant Section Leader 2, Section Leader 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Swing Band 2,3; Variety Show 2,3; Future
Teachers 1; Kenews Salesman I.
BLA KLEY, BRUCE R. - Washington.

BLAZIEWSKE, DIANA L. Lincoln Sophomore Girls'
Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3; Sub Deb 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Seminar 2; Booster Club 2; Future urses 2,3;
Science Fair 2,3; Prom Committee 2; SPY Salesman 1,2,3.
BLO IE , KE
L. Buck Washington Ushers
Club 2,3; Red Cross 3.
BOEHME, DARLE E K. - Dar - Friedens - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; Prom Committee 2; Science Fair First
Place 2; Future Nurses 3; Red Cross 2.
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BORDE , CARRIE A. Lincoln Graduation
Usherette 2.
BOSE, DIA E L. - McKinley - Kenews Salesman
1; Prom Committee 2; Future Nurses 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2; Seminar 2; Stage Guild 2; Senior
Girls' Choir 2,3; SPY Salesman 2.
BOSMAN, VIRGINIA L. - Ginny - Friedens Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3;
Future Nurses 1,2,3, Treasurer 3.
BOWER, JANE N. - Lincoln - Booster Club 1,2,3;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Wig
'n Mask 2; Red Cross 1; Yariety Show 2,3; Prom
Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 3.
BOYLE, LAUREL L. - Lincoln - Spanish Club 1.2;
Red Cross 1 ; Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Booster Club 3.
BRAND, MAXINE L. - McKinley - Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1 ; Science Fair 3.

BREDEK, SUSAN D. - Sue - McKinley - Wig 'n Mask
2; Red Cross 2; Variety Show 2.
ERE NAN, JEFFREY D. - J eff - Lincoln - Student
Council, Stage Guild; SPY Salesman.
BROWN, INA A. -Lincoln.

BROW , THERESA L. - T erri - Washington - G.A.A.
1; SPY Salesman 2; Artists Alley 3, Treasurer 3.
BROWNELL, LARRY C. - Lincoln.
BRUCE, JENNY A. - Swinger - Lincoln - Red Cross 2.

BRUCH, FRA CIS C. - Fred - Friedens - Student
Council 1; Seminar 2; Golf 3.
BRUENNI 'G, LO IS E. - Louie - McKinley.
BR GGER, CARLL. - Bugs - Washington - Band 1,2.

BRUGGER, ROBERT D. - Bob- K Club 3.
BUEGE, BARBARA A. - Barb - Lincoln - Red Cross
2.
B RCII, WA:'\DA R . McKinley Red Cross I;
French Club 1,2; SPY Salesman 1,2,3; Sophomore Mixed
Choir I; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3; Sub Deb 2,3; Booster Club
3.

CADDOCK, DAVID M. - Dave - Lincoln - Spanish Club 2; A Cappella 3; Red Cross 2.
CALLAHAN, COLLEEN A. - McKinley - Wig 'n
Mask 2; A.F.S. 3; Latin Club 2,3; G.A.A. 1; Kenews
Representative 1.
CAMPAGNA, KENNETH M. - Lincoln.

CAPUTO, DAVID L. - Dave - McKinley - Band
1,2,3 ; Stage Guild 1; Variety Show 1; Science Fair
1,3.
CAREY, SUEAN - Suzy - Lincoln.
CARR, SHARON L. - Shari - McKinley - Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3;
French Club 2; Sub Deb 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2.

CARTER, ROSEMARY - Rosie A.F.S . Foreign Exchange Student from Scotland.
CASTEEL, DONNA R. - Washington - Artists Alley 3.
CASTON A, CRAIG R. - McKinley.

CATTELI 0, CAROLYN - Sis - J. E. Murphy.
CATTELINO, PATRICIA J. - Pat - Kelley - Future
Nurses 1,2; Band 1,2,3, Secretary 1, President 3; SPY Salesman 2; Kenews Representative 3; Spanish Club 1.
CERNOHORSKI, DREANA

CESARIO, PATRICIA - Pat - Washington.
CHAMPION, JANICE
CHERNIK, ROGER C. Lincoln - Key Club 1,2,3;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Red
Cross 3.

CHOVAN, JOE M. - Washington.
CHRI STE SE~ , JOHN M . - Stephen F. Austin.
CHR ISTE SEN, PENNY L. - Washington .

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CHRISTIAN, SA DIE L.
- Lincoln - Wig 'n Mask 1,
2,3, Vice Pres·ident 3; Artists
Alley 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Red Cross
3.
CHRISTOFFERSEN, NANCY ]. - Nan - Lincoln.
CIMON, KENNETH ]. Seymour - M cKinley.
CLARK, DON AL. - Washington - Student Council 1.
CLARK, ROBERT E. - Earl
- Lincoln.
CLARK, STEPHE
M. Steve - Lincol n - Swimming
1; Golf 1; Seminar 2 ; Honor
Society 2; Prom. Committee 2;
Science Fair 2.
CLEEREMAN, SHIRLEY A.
- Shirl - Lincoln - Senior
Mixed Choir 1.
COHLER, SUE A. - McKin·
ley.

COLBY, KENNETH W. - Ken - Lincoln - Sophomore Football 1.
COLE, JOHN L. - Stud - Washington.

CONGDON, SUSAN M. Sue - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1 ; A Cappella
2; Wig 'n Mask 1; Kenews 2 ;
3;
Kenews
Representative
Seminar 2 ; Prom Committee
2.
COPEN, LARRY A. - Copes
- Washington - Hi-Y 1,2,3 ;
K Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2;
Wrestling 1, 2,3.
CORTEZ, MARIA E.
Mary - Washington
Science Fair 2.
CULBERTSON, DANNY G.
- Rebel - Lincoln.
CZAR, PATRICIA A. - Pat
- James Whitcomb Riley Span-ish Club 2; Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1; A Cappella 2,
3; Seminar 2,3; Science Fair
4th Place 2.
DARRACOTT, EDNA L.
Lincoln.
DARULA, ROBERT A.
Bob - McKinley - Band 1.
DASE, MURIEL]. - St. Joseph .

COLE, JOYCE Z. - Washington.
COLVIN, DONALD L. - Don cille.

Griggs-

DAU, DIANE L. - McKinley
- Kenews 3; Seminar 1; Wi[
'n Mask 1,2; Booster Club 2,
3; H<;mor Society 3; Graduation Usherette 2; Prom Committee 2; Interclub Presidents
Council 3.
DA VIS, ARLY L. - Butch
-Lincoln.
DEAN, ROBERT L. - Carthage Community.
DEBETTIGNIES, MARY E.
Bunny Lincoln French Club 1,2.

DEMICCHI, ROBERT G. - Bob - Lincoln - Science Fair 5th Place 2.
DICKEY, WILLIA E. - Bill - Lincoln.

DOCTOR, BONNIE L. - McKinley Wig 'n Mask 2; Red Cross 1,2; Variety
Show 2; Graduation Usherette 2.
DORFMAN, ROBERTA A. - Bobbie Lincoln Wig 'n Mask 1,2; Student
Council 1; A.F.S. 1; Spanish Club 1;
Ushers Club 2; Seminar 2; Science Fair 2.

DEFURIO, FRANK
DEKOK, ROGER G. - Rog
-Lincoln.
DELACY, FREDDIE - Star
- Lincoln - Track 1,2,3; K
Club 1,2,3, President 3; Interclub Presidents Council 3,
Vice President 3; Red Cross
1 ; Kenews Salesman 3; Cross
Country
3;
Homecoming
Committee 3.
DELANEY, DONALD L. Lincoln Swimming 1,2,
3; Track 1; K Club 3.

DOUD, CLAUDE H. - Lincoln - Cross Country 1,2,3;
Track 1,2,3; K Club 2,3 .
DRAGANCEWICZ, SUSAN
L. Sue - Lincoln - K
Teens 2,3.
DRYFHOUT, RONALD J. Ron - Friedens.
DUBOIS, ROGER 0. Moose
Washington
Sophomore Mixed C h o i r I ;
A Cappella 2,3; French Club

2.
DUMESIC, MARCIA A. Marsh - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1 ;
French Club 2; Prom Committee 2; Red Cross 3; Seminar 3; A.F.S. 3; Science Fair
1,3 .
DURDIK, ANNETTA L. McKinley
Sophomore
Girls' Choir I ; Artists Alley
3; A.F.S. 3.
EB ELL, MARY E. - Sophomore Girls' Choir I ; Senior
Mixed Choir 2,3.
ECKMAN, KARE
M. Lincoln Red Cross I ;
G.A.A. 1 ; Sophomore Girls'
Choir 1.

EDDY, RONELLE M. - WashingLatin Club 2; Seminar 2;
ton Prom Decorating Committee 2;
Graduation Usherette 2; Science
Fair 2; Honor Society 2,3; Homecoming Assistant Manager 3.
ELWELL, JOHN C. - McKinley.
ENGLUND, CAROL A. - Cookie
Lincoln Sophomore Girls'
Choir; G.A.A. 1; Senior Mixed
Choir 2,3; Seminar 2; Future Teachers 2,3; Wig 'n Mask 2,3; Hi-Style
2,3; A.F.S.
ERDMAN, PAULA A. - Bird Lincoln - Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,
3; Wig 'n Mask 1; Variety Show
Committee 3.

FA DUZZI, ROSANNE - McKinley Color Guard 1; Variety Show 1,3; HiStyle 2,3; Booster Club 3; Sadie Hawkins
Second Runner-Up 2; Prom Decorating
Committee 2; French Club 1,2; Science
Fair 2; Future Teachers 3; Senior Class
Play Crew 3.
FARAONE, JOEANN G. - J o - McKinley - Student Council 1; Junior Red
Cross Representative 2; Spy Salesman 2;
Wig 'n Mask 2; Booster Club 3; Senior
Mixed Choir 3.

FARRELL, JAMES ].-Lincoln.
FEICK, CYNTHIA A. - Cindy - LinG.A.A. 1; Concert Band 1,2,3;
coln Latin Club 2; Seminar 2; Honor Society
2,3; Future Teachers 3; A.F.S. 3.

ERDMAN, PAULA I. - Washington Sophomore Mixed Choir;
A Cappella Choir 2,3 ; Boos t er
Club 3; Hi-Style 2,3, Secretary 3.
ERICKSON, BEVERLY A. - Beve
- McKinley - G.A.A. 1,2.3; Choir
1,2,3; Student Council 1; Spy Salesman 1,2.
ESTILL, CHARLES D. - Chuck McKinley Sophomore Wrestling
Team.
FALCONE , PETER R. Falcon
- Baltimore - Booster Club 1,3;
Football 1; Sophomore Baseball;
Homecoming Campaign Manager 3;
Variety Show 3; Premiere Sty 1 e
Show 2,3.

FELDT, SHEILA M . - Detroit Trident 2,3; Wig 'n Mask 3; "Anastasia" 3.
FENNEMA, SA DRA L . - Sandy
Lincoln Sophomore Girls'
Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3;
French Club 2; Seminar 2; Future
Teachers 2; Hi-Style 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2; Science Fair 2.
FIRCHOW, THOMAS W. - Firch
- Washington - Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Swing Band 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3; Band President 3;
Future Teachers 2,3.
FISCHER, SHARON A. Shari
Lincoln
Sophomore Girls'
Cho'ir;G.A.A. l.
FO TAINE, CHERYL L. - McKinley.
FRAID, RODNEY R. Rod McKinley Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3, Manager 3; Future Teachers 2,3; R ed Cross 3; Swing Band
2,3; Variety Show 2,3.
FRANKE, JANETTE H. - Jan Lincoln - Wig 'n Mask 2; Future
T eachers 2,3; A.F .S. 3: Sub Deb 2,3,
Corresponding Secretary 3; Seminar
2; Sophomore Girls' Chorus 1 ; Senior Girls' Chorus 2,3 .
FRANZEN, BONNIE C.
Lincoln K enews Salesman 3; Wig
'n Mask 1; Artists Alley 3.

FREDERICKSEN, SANDRA L.
- Freddy - Lincoln - Red Cross
1; SPY Salesman 2 ; G.A.A. 2,3.
FREERKING, GAIL
FRIEDL, JANE A. - Washington
Student Council 1; Booster
Club 2 ; Seminar 2; French Club 2;
Hi Style 2,3.
FRY, BRUCE T. Washington
- Football 1; Wrestling 1,3 ; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella
2.
FUGATE, GLORIA K. - Lincoln.
FUHRER, JUDITH S. - Judy Washington - Red Cross 1; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Student
Council I ; Booster Club 1,2 ; Wig
'n Mask 1; G.A.A. 2,3; Seminar 2.
FULMER, JANE
GAPKO , JUDITH L. - Washington .

GEARY, TIMOTHY A. - Tim coln.
GEIGER, FRED H. - Lincoln.

GILLMAN, LON - Roosevelt. '
GLERUM, GRETCHEN H.
Gretch Lincoln Sophomore
Girls' Choir I .
GODLEWSKI, DIANE S. - McKinley.
GOODWIN, KATHRYN M . Kathy Washington Cheerleading 1,2 ; Booster Club 1,2,3,
President 3; Student Council 1,2 ;
SPY Salesman I ; Kenews Salesman
1 ; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1;
A Cappella Choir 2,3 ; Sadie Hawkin's Queen 2; Honor Society 2,3;
Homecoming Queen 3; Interclub
Presidents' Council 3 ; Prom Committee 2; Latin Club 2.
GORDON, DONNA M . - Washington - Sophomore Mixed Choir
I; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3; Sub Deb
2,3; Kenews Salesman I; SPY Salesman 1; Science Fair 2,3; Graduation
Usherette 2.
GOSSELIN, TIMOTHY G. - Tim
- McKinley.
GOTSCHE, DIANE L. - Gotch McKinley Student Council 1;
Graduation Usherette 2; K enews 3;
Prom Committee 2; Kenews Salesman 1.
GRAY, DORA A. - Babe - McK inley.

Lin-

GEMMELL, CHRISTINE M. - Chris McKinley - Senior Mixed Choir 2 ; Honor Society 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3.
GERLACH, RAYMOND K. - Ray McKinley - Concert Band 1,2,3 ; Variety
Show 2,3.

GRETZINGER, JERRY E. - Washington - Cinematics 1; A.F.S. 1; Audio-visual 1,2,3.
GRIMES, DAVID L. - McKinley- Band 1,2,3.
GROBE, A CY A. - Lincoln.

GROCHOWSKI , PATRICIA L. - Miami Beach.
GROHS, BRUCE A. - Lincoln.
GROSSO, HARRY A. - Lincoln - Honor Society
2,3; Seminar 2; Latin 2.

GROTSKY, ALAN P. - Al - McKinley.
GROTSKY, BEATRICE - Bebe - Lincoln - Booster
Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1; Wig 'n Mask 2; R ed Cross 1;
Assistant Homecom ing Manager 3; H omecoming Committee 2; Prom Committee 2; Science Fair H onorable Mention 2.
GROVE, RUTH A. - Lincoln - K-Teens 2,3.

GUESS , BARBARA L. - Barb - Washington - A.F.S. I.
GU DLACH, MARY L. - Guns - Lincoln - Student
Council 1 ; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella Choir
2,3; Trident 1,2,3; H onor Socie ty 2,3, Secretary 2; Sem inar
2: K-Teens 2,3, President 3.
GUTNECHT, ALICE M. - M cKinley.

HACKBARTH, AN1 L. - McKinley - Wig 'n Mask 1;
Seminar 1; Future urses 1.2 ; SPY Salesman 1; H onor Society 2,3; K-Teens 2,3, Vice President 3: Trident 2,3; SPY
2,3, Photography Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3.
HALL, KATHRYN H. - Kathie - McKinley - Red
Cross 1 ; Kenews Salesman 2; Red Cross 2; Student Council 3.
HAMMES, KIM M. - Lincoln - Red Cross 1,2; Trident
1,2,3, President 3; SPY Salesman 2; Interclub Presidents
Council 3; Prom Committee 2.

HAMS I G, JOAN A. - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,3.
HAMSING, JUDITH A. - Judy - Lincoln HANDSCHUH, JANET L. - Jan - Friedens.

176

G.A.A. 1,3 .

HANNAHS, R. STEPHEN - Steve - Lincoln
Football 1,2; Student Council 1; Booster Club 3;
Variety Show 2; Track 1.
HAN ES, HENRY M. -Hank-Lincoln.
HANSEN, JOA E. - Hans - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir, Wig 'n Mask 1; Spanish Club
1, Secretary; Prom Committee 2; A Cappella Choir
2,3.

HANSE , SHIRLEE M. - Kittens Waukegan
- Future urses 2; Wig 'n Mask 1; Stage Guild 3;
Trident 2,3; Le Circle Francais 2.
HA SO , THOMAS R. Tom Lincoln A.F.S. 1; Tennis 1,2,3; K-Club 1,2,3.
HARDIN, DOROTHY N. - Dodie McKinley
- Spanish Club 2; Sophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella 2,3; Science Fair 1 ; Seminar 1.

HARESTAD, SIGNE-KARIN - Karin - McKinley Kenews Representative 2; Wig 'n Mask 2; Red Cross Alternate 1.
HARTKOPF, RICHARD J. - Dick - Homestead High.
HARTL, CAROLE A. - McKinley - French Club 1; Kenews R epresentative 2; G.A.A. Bowling 1; Wig 'n Mask 2.

HART ELL, BRIAN G. - Lincoln.
HART ELL, BRUCE A. - Bones - Lincoln.
HASSELBACK, JEANETTE C. J eanne McKinley
- Student Council 1; Red Cross 1,2; Kenews Salesman 3.

HASSFORTH, KARLAN M. - McKinley - Wig 'n Mask
1,2; French Club 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Prom Decoration
Committee 2; Booster Club 3; Future Teacher& 3; Kenews
1.
HAUBRICH, CHARLES 0. - Charlie - Lincoln - Seminar 3; Summer Science Institute.
HAWLEY, ROBERT R. - Bob - McKinley.

HEAL, LAURIE J. - Lincoln.
HEATHER, BEYERL Y A. - Bev - Englewood High F.H.A.
HEI TZ, BO NIEL. - Louie - Lincoln - G.A.A. 3.

177

HELWIG, LOIS - Lo - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed
Choir ; Hi-Style 2 & 3; A Cappella Choir 2; French Club
2; Wig and Mask 3; Spy salesman 1 ; Red Cross Representative 1.
HE RY, DALE - Washington - Band 1,2,3; Seminar
2; Honor Society 2,3.
HEPPEL, SHIRLEY M . - "Hippo" - McKinley - A
Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; G.A.A. 2,
3 ; Madrigals 2,3 .

HERBACH, MICHAEL N. - Mike - Lincoln - Track 1.
HERMAN, THOMAS E. - Herm - McKinley.
HERNANDEZ, MARY L. - Washington - Sophomore
Girls' Choir; Red Cross I ; sherette - Graduation.

HEROL T , MARIL Y M. - Washington.
HEROLT, WILLIAM E. - Bill - Washington
Guild 2,3; Audio-Visual 1,2,3; Kenews Salesman 3.
HERMA
, ROBERT J. - Herm - St. J oseph .

Stage

HERSTEDT, SALLY B. - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1.
HEWITT, RALEIGH L. , Jr. - Football 1; Wrestling 1,2.
HICKS, PAULA S. - Chip Washington - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3.

RIGGIE, CHERYL . - Cher - Washington Band 1,2,3; Variety Show Committee 2; Hi-Style 2,
3; "Cheaper by the Dozen" Committee 2; Wig 'n
Mask 2; Prom Committee 2; Future Teachers 2;
Seminar 2.
HILDEWIG , KATHLEEN F. Kathy McKinley - Hi-Style 2,3; Kenews 2,3, Exchange Editor; French Club 2; S.I.C. 2; Quill and Scroll 2,3;
Science Fair 1.
HILL, LAWRENCE E. Larry Lincoln Science Fair.

HILLARD, PATRICK L. Pat Lincoln Band 1,2,3.
HOFERITZA, JUDITH A. - Fritz McKinley
- Sophomore Girls' Chorus ; Red Gros~ Representative 1, Senior Girls' Chorus 2; Kenews 2,3, Ad Manager 3.
HOFF, SHARO - McKinley.

HOFFMAN. FRANK].
HOFFMAN, JA S. - C. M. - Lincoln - SPY 1,2,3 ,
photographer; Ke news 1. 2,3, photographer; Science Fair
1,2,3.
HOLDERNESS, CY THIA A. - Cindy - McKinley French Club 2; A.F.S. 2,3, Treasurer 3; Kenews 2,3, Society Editor 3; S.I.C. 2; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Red Cross 2;
Interclub Presidents' Council 3; Science Fair 1.

HOLM, JOYCE M. - Washington - Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3; Trident 2,3; Hi-Style 3;
Graduation Usherette 2; Red Cross 2, President 2.
HOLM, RICHARD C. - Dick - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1 ; A Cappella Choir 2.3; Seminar 2; Variety
Show 2,3; Student Council 3; Sophomore Orientation 3;
Science Fair 2; Madrigal 2,3 .
HOLM, ROGER W. - Washington - Audio-Visual 2,3.

HOLOCHWOST, DIANE F. - Washington.
HOPPA, DOROTHY M. - Doris - P. J. Jacobs.
HORGEN, KENNETH L. - Ken - Washington - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 : Sophomore Football 1 : Basketball
1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Honor Society 2,3.

HUBBARD, CAROL L. - Hubs - McKinley - Student
Council 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; A.F.S. 1,2,3,
Secretary 3; Red Cross 1; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class
Secretary; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3; Science Fair Honorable Mention 2.
HUBBARD, ELIZABETH A. - Bootsie - McKinley Red Cross, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Booster Club, Senior
Mixed Choir, Sophomore Mixed Choir.
RUCKER, SUE A. - Susie - McKinley - Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2.

HUFF, TERRY W. - Lincoln - Golf 1,2,3, Captain 3 ; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed
Choir 2,3; K Club 2,3; Booster Club !.
HUJIK, GERALD ]. - Jerry - Lincoln - Sophomore Football 1; Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Key Club
1,2,3; Seminar 1; K Club 3; Science Fair 1,2,3; Honor Society 3.
HUNZIKER, REBECCA M. - Becky - Washington.

INGBRETSO , SHARON E. Sherri Lincoln.
INGRAM, JANICE S. - Iron River.
INGROUILLE, SHARON L. Washington Red Cross 3.

IRVI E, SAN'DRA K.
Sandy
Menomonie
High- Spy Salesman 2.
IRVI G, THOMAS E.
Tom
Lincoln
Sophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3.
ISRAEL, LA WRE CE C. - Larry - Lincoln
Wrestling !.

JEFFERIES, GREGORY ]. - Greg - Washington
- Sophomore Football; Varsity Football 2,3; Track
1,2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; K-Club 3.
JENSE , BO
IE A. - Bon - Lincoln - Wig
'n Mask 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Science Fair 2; Booster Club
3.
JE SEN, JACKY. - Washington - Wrestling!.

JENSEN, JAMES C. - Jimmy Jet - Football 1,2,3; SwimminE( 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3; K-Club 2,3.
JENSE , JAMES M. - Jim - Lincoln - Debate 1,2;
Forensics 1.2,3, State Champion 1; National Forensic League
1,2,3; Student Council Alternate 1; Spy Salesman 2; Band
Announcer 2,3; Red Cross 2.
JENSEN, KARLA ]. - Washington - K-Teens 2,3 , Secretary 3; Science Fair 2.

JENSEN, TOM D. - Washington.
JOH SON, LARRY W. -McKinley.
JOH SO , PATRICK M. - Pat - Lincoln.

JO ES, JAMES
JORGENSE , JAMES S. ence Fair 2; Seminar 2.
JULIUS, LORRAINE D. - Seminar 2; A.F.S. 2.

Washington Rainey -

Sci-

Lincoln

KALDE BERG, GARY E. Lincoln Sophomore Football.
KARPOWIC Z, JOY S. Woody Lincoln
A.F.S. 1; Spy 2; Kenews Salesman 3.
KA CIC, EDWARD M. - Ed - Washington
Seminar 2.

KELLEY, CAROL M. - Kelly - St. Joseph.
KELLMAN, MARSHAK. - Washington - A.F.S.
1,2; Wig 'n Mask 1; Future Teachers 2,3, Treasurer
3; Latin Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Honor Society 3; Seminar 1; Science Fair 1,3.
KELLY, MICHAEL G. - Washington.

KELPS, ROBERT P. - McKinley - Baseball 1;
Band 1.
KEPPER, MARTIN R. - Friedens.
KEUFFER, RALPH L. Butch McKinley Golf 1,3 .

KIBLER, KATHLEEN F. - Putsy - Sub Deb 2,3, President 3; Senior Girls' Chorus 2,3.
KLEINSCHMIDT, KATHLEEN A. - Kathy - Lincoln.
KLOPSTEIN, SALLY A. - Lincoln.

KNAPP, KENNETH E. - McKinley.
KNITTER, GAIL I. - M cKinley - Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Spy 2; Senior Madrigal 3.
KNOESPEL, GERALD L. - Jerry - Lincoln - Sophomore Football ; Varsity Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Sophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella 2; K-Club 3.

KNUEPPEL, DETLEF A. - Det - Washington.
KNUTSON, CAROL A. - McKinley.
KOBER, JANICE R. - Jan Lincoln Student Council 1; Spy 3; Spy Salesman 1,2; Latin
Club 2,3; Sub Deb 2,3, Reporter 3; Interclub Presidents' Council 3; Debate 1; Science Fair 2.

KOBLESKE, SHARON R. - Sheri - Lincoln
Seminar 2; Latin Club 3.
KOERTH, PATRICIA].- Pat- Washington.
KOLMOS, SUE E. - Lincoln - Honor Society 2,
3; Spy 2; Spy Salesman 2; Homecoming Election
Committee 3.

KOOS, MARJORIE E. - Margie - McKinley Seminar 1 ; Wig and Mask 1 ; Debate, NFL 1; Spy
Salesman 1,2; French Club 2; Prom Committee 2;
H onor Society 2,3; President 3; Interclub Presidents'
Council 3; Class Play 3.
KOPP, ALAN ]. Washington Sophomore
Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Science Fair;
Red Cross.
KOSTER, NANCY L. - Lincoln - Senior Mixed
Choir 2.

KOVERA, DOLORES I. - Dolly - Washington
- Senior Mixed Chorus 2 ; Senior Girls' Chorus 3;
G.A.A. 2,3; Science Fair 2; Future Teachers 3;
Wig and Mask 3.
KRAAK, MERRIE L. - Mer - Lincoln - Spanish Club 1; Booster Club 1,2; Spy Salesman 2; Wig
and Mask!.
KRANSKI, KATHLEEN A. - Kathy - Washington.

KREBS, GORDON R. - Gordy - Washington - Cross
Country 1; Tennis 1,2,3; K-Club 1,2,3; Key Club 3.
KRETH, BERNICE ]. - Bonnie - Washington - Seminar 2; Spy 2,3 editor 3; Honor Society 2,3; Latin Club
2,3, Treasurer 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Interclub
Presidents' Council 3; Science Fair 2; Quill and Scroll 3.
KRIZ, PAUL ]. - Lincoln - Student Council 1; Kenews
!.

KROK, RONALD P. - Lover - Washington - Wrestling 1,2; Sophomore Football ;· Variety Show 2,3; Hi-Y
Club 1,2,3; Homecoming 2.
KROMM , ANITA]. - Dusty - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,3;
Wig and Mask 3; A.F.S. 3.
KRUEGER, PATRICIA]. - Pat- McKinley.

KRUEGER, RICHARD W. - Dick - McKinley.
KRUEGER, RUDOLPH N. Rudy McKinley
Band 1,2; Sophomore Football.
KRUGER, SHERWIN - Krugs Lincoln Sophomore Football; Science Fair 2; Homecoming 3.

KRUSA, SA DRA A. - Sandy - McKinley - G.A.A.
1,2,3; Sub-Deb 2,3; Seminar 2; French Club 2; Sophomore Mixed Choir; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3; Variety Show
2; Science Fair 2.
KUBERT, KEITH A. - Kuby - Friedens Lutheran Band 1,2,3; Red Cross 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Swing Band 1,
2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3; Assembly M .C. 3; Forensics 2,3;
Debate 3; Swing Band Student Director 3.
KUBLIK, GAIL F. - Kubic - McKinley - Sophomore
Girls' Chorus; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3; French Club 2;
Wig and Mask 2; Honor Society 2; Science Fair 2; Graduation Usherette.

LABA, JUDITH A. - Judy - Washington - Prom
Committee 2; Graduation Usherette 2.
LABELLE, JOHN P. - Lincoln - Spanish Club
1; R ed Cross 1,3; K Club 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3.
Evie Washington
LACOMBE, EVE E. G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses 3; Graduation Usherette 2.

LADOUSA, TERRENCE F. - Skip Washington.
LAFITTE, PATRICK G. - Pat - Lincoln - Hiy 1,2,3; Variety Show 2,3; Science Fair 1,3; Prom
Committee 2.
LANDREE, JANICE.

LANE, DO NA J. - McKinley - Honor Society 2; French
Club 2; Prom Committee 2; Kenews 2,3, Copy Editor 3.
LANE, JOHN J. - Jack - McKinley - Wrestling 1,2;
Golf 1,2.
LA GE, CHARLES E. - Chuck - Lincoln - Key Club
2,3; K Club 2,3; Sophomore Football 1; Football 1,2; Sophomore Baseball 1 ; Baseball 2,3.

LANGE, NANCY K. - Nan - Washington.
LAURENT, LYN
J. - Washington - Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Senior Girls' Choir 3; Honor Society 2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Sub Deb 2,3, Vice President 3.
LAURITSEN, GILBERT P. - Gil - Lincoln - Football 1,2,3 ; Track 1,2,3; K Club 1,2,3 .

LAWRENCE, LINDA L. - Washington - Artists Alley.
LEADINGHAM , SHERRIE L. - Antigo.
LEBECKIS, THOMAS L. - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Ushers Club 2,3,
President 3; Interclub Presidents' Council 3; Cross Country
1,2.

LEDANSKI, NICHOLAS L. - NICK - Lincoln - Wrestling 1; Football 1,2,3; K Club 3.
LEET, DAVID L. - Dave - Washington - Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3; K Club 3; Variety Show 2; Key Club 1,
2,3; Homecoming Manager 3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Senior Mixed Choir 2.
LEHTO, DEN ISL. - Lincoln.
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LEINE WEBER, MIKE J. - Lincoln - Spanish Club l.
LEMKE, KE NETH B. - Lemsk - McKinley - Band
1,2.3. vice-president 3; Orchestra 3; Swing Band 2,3.
LENEGAR, DANIEL W. -- Dan - Lincoln - Football;
Wrestling ; Track; K Club; K ey Club.

LENTO, DIANE P. - Lentz - Washington - G.A.A.
2,3; Red Cross 1; SPY Salesman 1; Wig 'n Mask 2.
LEPP, CATHERINE J. - Cathy - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1 ;
Future Teachers 2; Stage Guild 2; Sophomore Girls' Choir
2; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3; Wig 'n Mask 2; Spanish Club

2.
LEVIS, RICHARD G. Big Rich Washington
Spanish Club 1; Swing Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3.

LEWIS, VIRGINIA L. - Ginny - McKinley Club 3.
LICHTENBERG, LORNA L. - McKinley.
LILLIE, SANDRA K. - Sandy - Lincoln.

Booster

LINDEMANN, JUDITH L. - Judy - McKinley - KTeens 2,3; Wig 'n Mask 2; Seminar 2; French Club 1,2;
Booster Club 3; Future Teachers 3.
LINDGREN, KEITH N. - Lingo - Washington - Football 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3, President 3; Variety Show 2; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella 2; Senior Mixed Choir 3, President 3; Homecoming
Manager 3; lnterclub Presidents' Council 3; K Club 1,2,3;
Booster Club 2,3.
LORENZ, DIANE M. - Washington - Sophomore Girls'
Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2.

LOVELADY, RONNIE M. - Lincoln.
LOVREN, MARY L. - Lover - Washington
Spanish Club 1; Wig 'n Mask 2; Variety Show 2.
LUTTER, ROBERT N. Bob McKinley
Key Club 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Student Council 1 ; K Club 3; Badger Boys' State;
Honor Society 2,3.

LYLES, REBECCA L. Becky McKinley G.A.A. 1; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Wig 'n Mask 2;
Graduation Usherette 2; Kenews Representative 3.
LYON, JUDITH M. - Kitten - Rufus King High.
MADSEN, RONALD C. - Ron - McKinley.

MAKI, VIRGINIA A. - Ginger - Luther L. Wright G.A.A. 3.
MALSCH, RONALD F. -Lincoln.
MALZAHN, LON R. - Lincotn - Key Club 2,3.

MANTHEI, DONNA L. - Lincoln - G.A.A. 2; Science
Fair 2; Prom Committee 2; Booster Club 3.
MARGETSO , TIMOTHY G. - Tim - Lincoln - Key
Club 1,2,3; A Cappella 1,2, section leader 2; Junior class
President; Student Council 1,2 ; Sophomore Football ; Basketball 1,2; Madrigals 1; Homecoming Queen Manager 3;
Science Fair 2; Kenews Salesman 1.
MARTANEZ, EMMA

MARTELL, ALYCE L. - Lisa - Washington - G.A.A.
2; Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3.
MARTI , JA E M. Janie McKinley French
Club 1,2; Booster Club 3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Variety Show 1; Prom Decorating Committee 2.
MARTIN, JOY R. - Washington.

MARTINAITIS, JOHANNA Jo Maine Township
- Orchestra 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Kenews 2; Booster Club 3;
Wig 'n Mask 3; Senior Class Play 3; French Club 1.
MARTI ELLI, DOMENIC J, JR. - Don - Washington - Red Cross 2; Spy Salesman 1,2; Kenews 2; Graduation Usher 2.
MARX, JUDY A. - Red - McKinley.

MATHEWS, LI DAE. - Lincoln - G.A.A. 2.
MATRISE, TOM A. - McKinley.
MAXWELL, ARCHIBALD Archie Lincoln
- Student Council 3, Vice President 3; Booster Club;
Spanish Club; Sophomore Football; Golf Team 3;
Interclub Presidents' Council 3.

McINTOSH, DAVID J. - Dave - Washington.
MELAND, MAUREEN C. - Lincoln Student
Council 1; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Orchestra 2,
3; Future Teachers 2; SPY Salesman 1; Kenews
Salesman 3.
MERLO, JOSEPH C. - McKinley.

MERRELL, JOYCE W. McKinley Senior Mixed
Choir 2.
MEYER, GORDON A. Gordie McKinley K
Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Student
Council 1; SPY Salesman 1 ;
Science Fair 2; Red Cross !.
MEYER, PAM
MEYERS, JAMES M. Meyz- Washington.
MICKS, SANDRA L. - Sandy - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2;
Spanish Club 2; K-Teens 2,
3.
MIKOLYZK, WILLIAM B.
- Bill - McKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; A Cappella 2 ; Sophomore Basketball
1; Basketball 2,3; K Club 2,3.
MILLAGER, PAMELA A.
- Pam - Lincoln - G.A.A.
1; Artists Alley 3.
MILL.ER, FRANK A.
Tank - Washington - AudioVisual ; Baseball 2; Ushers
Club 2,3; Swimming 3; Band
1,2,3.

MITCHELL, GARY L. McKinley - Sophomore Baseball 1.
MODORY, JEENIFER A. Jenny - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; A Cappella 2,3; Seminar 2; Science
Fair, Fifth Place 2 ; Kenews
Salesman 2; K-Teens 2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Honor Society 2,3 .
MONSON, ELLEN M. Lincoln - French Club 1,2;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ;
Senior Girls' Choir 2; Graduat'ion Usherette 2.
MONTGOMERY, ALEXANDER Al Lincoln Ushers Club 2,3; Senior Mixed
Choir 2 ; A Cappella 3; W restling !.
MOORE, MA THIS - Debo
- McKinley - Orchestra 1,
2,3 ; Basketball Manager 3.
MORAN, PATRICK T. Pat - McKinley - Baseball
1 ; Basketball 1 ; Band 1.
MORRILL, LINDA L.
Windy Washington
G.A.A.
MORROW, JOHN B. - J.
B. - Lincoln - Red Cross 2;
Science Fair Honorable Mention 2 ; Graduation Usher
2; Seminar 2.

MILLER, MARIE
MINK, GARY

MINK, KENNETH L. ington.
MINKEY,DON

Ken -

Wash-

MUELLER, LARRY L. Ears - McKinley - Baseball
1,2,3; Basketball 1 ; K Club 3.
MUNROE, ROBERT A. Bob - McKinley.
NEELY, JULIE A. Blue
Springs.
NELSEN, KAREN S. - Nels
Lincoln Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella
2,3; Wig 'n Mask 1,2; Red
Cross 1,2; K enews 1,2; Prom
Committee 2; Seminar 2;
A.F.S. 2; Variety Show 2,3.
NELSO , MARY LOU Lincoln.
NEU, JUDITH W. - Judy
- Washington.
NICHOLLS, GLE • E. Pokey Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior
Mixed Choir 2; Science Fair

2.

NICOLAZZI, DONNA M. seph - Future Teachers 3.
NORRIS, JAMES - Jim.

St. Jo-

NICHOLS, SUSAN K. Nichols - Lincoln - Wig 'n
Mask 1; Kenews 2,3,
ews
Editor 3; Senior Girls' Choir
2; Graduation Usherette 2;
Spelling Bee 2nd Place 1;
Student Council 1; S.I.C. 2,3,
Secretary 2, Chairman 3; Prom
Committee 2; Red Cross 2;
Interclub Presidents' Council 3; Quill and Scroll 3.

OAS, RICHARD E. - Hoy-0 - WashTennis 1; Cross Country 2,3;
ington Swimming 1,2,3; K Club 2,3.
O'DO NELL, DARLENE S. - Butch Washington.

OLSEN, SUSAN R. - Sue - Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1.
OLSON. TIMOTHY L. - Tim - McKinley A Cappella 2,3; Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; Seminar 2; Variety Show
2,3.
OMDAHL, RICHARD A. Dick McKinley Orchestra 2; Band 1,2,3;
Science Fair Honorable Mention 1.
0 CKEN, MARCIEL V.
Marcy - Lincoln - G.A.A.
1,2,3, Treasurer 3 ; Graduation Usherette 2; Seminar 2.
ORBAN, ALAN A. - Al Washington - Spanish Club
1 ; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ;
Senior Mixed Choir 2,3.
ORLOWSKI , MARIA
V.
- Washington.
OSTLUND, KATHY-A NE
Kathy McKinley Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; G.A.A. 1 ;
Trident 2,3.

OTT, DOROTHY E . - St. Joseph High School - Spanish Club 2; Future Nurses 3.
OTTO, THOMAS ]. - Lincoln.
OVERSON, CURT G. - Lincoln - Sophomore Baseball;
Basketball 2.

OWSICHEK, KEN D. - Oscheck - Washington.
PACEY, MARY A. Pace Washington - G.A.A.
1 ; Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Seminar 2; Science Fair Honorable Mention 2; Booster Club
3; Spanish Club 2; Homecoming Parade 2.
PALLISTER, JANICE M. - Jan - Lincoln - Sophomore Girls' Choir 1.

PALMEN, ROGER H. - Duhh - McKinley - Band 1,
2,3; Swimming Team 2,3; K Club 3; Variety Show 1.
PARENT, KAREN V. - Lincoln - Orchestra 1,2,3, Vice
President 3; Sub Deb 2,3, Secretary 3; Future Teachers 2,
3, Secretary 3; Seminar 1; Graduation Usherette 2.
PARICKA, JOHN J. - Buzz - Washington - Wrestling
1; Audio Visual !.

PASQUALI, THOMAS C. - Squirrel-Lincoln.
PASSARELLI, JOHN - Washington.
PATE, GLORIA ]. - J eanne - Washington tra 1,2,3.

PATRICK, MARTHA A. - Marty - Lincoln So'phomore Mixed Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2;
Wig 'n Mask 1; Booster Club 1,2,3, Vice fresident
3; Graduation Usherette 2; A.F .S. 1; Prom Decoration Committee.
PATRICK, MICHAEL R. - McKinley - Band 1,
2,3; Orchestra 1,2 ; Variety Show 1,2.
PATTERSON, CALVIN A. - Cal - Lincoln Sophomore Football Manager 1; Football Manager
2,3 ; Swimming 1; Wrestling Manager 2,3; Track Manager 2,3; K Club 2,3, Secretary 3.

PATTERSON, FRANCES J. - Fran - Washington
- H onor Society 3.
PAULSEN, JAMES C. -Jim - Lincoln.
PAUSCHERT, DONNA M. Friedens Red
Cross 1; Prom Committee 2; A.F.S. 3; K enews
Salesman 2 ; SPY Salesman 2; K enews 3; Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1.

Orches-

PAYNE, CAROL J.
PEIL, DONNA R. - Washington.
PELLEGRINO, ROBERT E. - Bob - Washington - KClub 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Student Council 1,2; Football 1,2,3, Captain 2.3; Sophomore Basketball I; Basketball
2,3; Track 1,2,3; Sophomore Vice-President; Inter-Club, I.

PENTTI E , KE
ETH L. Washington Band
1,2,3; Wrestling 3.
PERRI, PATRICIA C. - Washington - Sophomore Girls'
Choir; A Cappella Choir 2.3; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleading 3; Booster Club 3; Sub Deb 2,3; Senior Class Treasurer.
PESTKA, JOH J. - Jack - Lincoln - Ushers Club
2,3.

PETERSON, SHARON K. - Pete - Lincoln - Spanish Club 1,2; Treasurer 2; G.A.A. 1,2 ; Prom Sign-Up Committee 2.
PETERSON, JA E E. Petie - Lincoln - Seminar
1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Vice-President 3; Future Teachers 2,3, President 3; lnterclub President's Council 3, President 3; Student Council Alternate 1; Science Fair 1,3; Badger Girls' State alternate ; Debate 2; Forensics 2,3; American Field Service 2,3; Homecoming General Chairman '.:l.
PETRICK, CYNTHIA S. CindyWashington Junior R ed Cross 2; Trident 2.
PFEIFFER, RODNEY G. - Butch - Freidens Lutheran
Sophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Key
Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Madrigals 1,2,3.
PFU D, DO NA R . - McKinley - French Club 1,2;
G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses I.
PHILO, STEPHEN E. - Steve - Lincoln - Honor Society 3; Key Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3; lnterclub
President's Council 3; Sophomore Basketball; A Cappella
Choir 2,3, President 3; Sophomore Mixed Choir, President;
Student Council 1; Homecoming Committee 3; Variety
Show 1,2.

PIE CIKOWSKI, MARY AN
M. Washington.
PIERA GELi, PATRICIA L. - Patti - Washington - Stage Guild 2, Treasurer; Graduation Usher.
PITSCH, RITA D . - St. J oseph High School
Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 1; Science Fair 3.

PIVOVAR, CAROLY
M. - Carol - Washington - Seminar 2; Wig and M ask 2; Sophomore Girls'
Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3.
PIVOVAR, RUTH A. - Ruthie - Washington.
POLANIN, GEORGE- Washington.

POLLOCK, DAVID B. Bruce Lincoln Band 1,2,3; Kenews 2,3; A.F.S. 3; Variety Show 3,
Producer.
PONZIO, MARCETTA - Moose - McKinley
Sophomore Girls' Choir.
POPEJOY, PATSY E. - Pat-Lincoln.

PORTANOVA, JILL M. McKinley G.A.A.
3; Wig and Mask 3; Sophomore Girls' Choir; Senior
Mixed Choir 2.
PRESLEY, JA ET A. - Presley - McKinley G.A.A. 2.3; Sophomore Girls' Choir.
PRINCIPE, RICHARD J. - Washington - Cross
Country 2; Audio-Video 3; Student Council I ; Stage
Guild!.

PROBST, SHARON A. Washington Sophomore
Choir; G.A.A. 3.
PULERA, EUGE E L. - Gene - McKinley.
PULERA, SHARO
N. Washington Wig and
Mask 2; Spy Salesman I; Graduation Usherette 2; Red
Cross 3.

PUNTILLO, JAMES - Jim - Washington - Band I,
2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Swing Band 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3.
QUA N, RICHARD A. - Rick - McKinley.
RAATHS, JACK H. - Roach - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3; Science Fair 2 ;
K enews Salesman; Seminar 2.

RAEBURN, GARY L. -Lincoln.
RUGG , KATHLEE M. - Kathy more Girls' Choir; Senior Mixed Choir.
RAUSCH, GARY L. - Lincoln .

Lincoln -

REBER, MARY L. - Washington.
REENER, KARE D. - Blonde - McKinley.
REIMER, PAT

190

Sopho-

REMUS, DAVID F. - Uncle Remus - Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3.
RENDO , JOSEPH S. Lincoln Track 2,3:
Band 1,2,3.
RICE, EDWIN

RICE , GARY R. Gar - McKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3.
RICHARDS, JUDITH A. Judi Washington
-A.F.S. 1.
RICHARDSON, SUSAN K. - Susie - Washin~ton
- Red Cross 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3; Wig 'n Mask
2; Artists Alley 2; Prom Committee 2; G.A.A. I;
Science Fair 2; School Play 2.

RINELLI, PAULA A. Jerry McKinley Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Senior Girls Choir 2,3.
RITACCA, ROSEMARIE - Rosie McKinley Student Council 1; Kenews Representative 2; Prom Committee

2.
RIZZO, GERALD J. -

Washington.

ROBERTS, PATRICIA M. Pat Lincoln Red
Cross 2; Kenews 1,2; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Kenews Salesman 1.
ROBINSO , VIRGI IA A. - Ginny - McKinley - Orchestra 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,3; Science Fair 2.
ROSE, JOHN M. - Jack - Lincoln - Key Club 2,3;
Honor Society 2, Vice President 2; K Club 2,3, Secretary
3; Interclub Presidents Council 1,2,3; Sophomore, Junior,
Senior Class President.

ROTH, GRETCHEN L. McKinley Future Nurses
1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Wig 'n Mask 3; Science Fair 2;
Sophomore Orientation 3; Graduation Usherette 2.
RUDIN, VICKY L. - Vic - Washington - G.A.A. 1,2,
3; Future Nurses 1,2 ; Kenews Salesman 1; Senior Mixed
Choir 2 ; Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; SPY Salesman 1 ; Red
Cross 1,2.
RUMACHIK, STEVEN G. - Lincoln.

RUSCH, MARION E. - Mar - Lincoln - Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Student Council 1.
SAHS, GARY F. - Washington - Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; A Cappella Accompanist 1,2.
SAKALAUSKI, JOANN M. - Saki - Washington - Kenews 1,2; Booster Club 3; Graduation Usherette 2.
191

SALDANA, ALICE - Al - McKinley Sophomore Girls' Choir
1 ; Spanish Club 1; Senior Mixed
Choir 3.
SALERNO, JAMES J. - Jim Washington - Spanish Club 1,2.
SALERNO, ROZANN J. Lincoln SPY Salesman 2 ; K enews
Salesman 2.
SCHERER, LEON J. Lee McKinley - Band 1,2 ; C ross C ountry 1 ; Seminar 2 ; Variety Show 3.

SCHMIT, SUSAN J. - Sue - M cKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior
Girls' Choir 2,3, President 3; Trident 2,
3 ; Booster Club 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2.
SCH ELL, RAYMOND W . Wayne
- Washington - Baseball 1,2,3 .

SCHROEDER, .JOHN A.
Lincoln
Sophomore Baseball 1.
SCHULTZ, SHARON L.
Lincoln
G.A.A. 1 ; Sub Deb 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2.

SCHLEVENSKY, LINDA K. Lynne - M cKinley - Sub Deb 2,
3 ; Artists' Alley 3 ; R ed Cross 3.
SCHLOSSER, NORMA J. - Washington.
SCHMELLING, JOHN P. - Lincoln - Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1,2,
3 ; Key Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 1,2, 3 ;
Band 1.
SCHMERLING, HOPE H opeless - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1; Band
1 ; Spanish Club 1,2, Treasurer 2 ;
Wig 'n Mask 1,3; Seminar 2 ; Sub
Deb 2,3; Future Nurses 3 ; Graduation Usherette 2; Kenews 2,3; Senior Class Play 3.

SCHUMACHER, HOLLY M .
McKinley.
SCHUTZ, KATHLEEN R.
Kathy - Lincoln - Student Council 1 ; French Club 1 ; Seminar 2 ;
Hi-Style 2,3 ; Variety Show 2,3;
Band Colorguard 1,2,3.
SCOVILLE, GARY R. - McKinley - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ;
Spanish Club 1 ; Senior Mixed
Choir 2 ; A Cappella 3 ; Kenews 1,2,3 ; Science Fair 1,2 ; Booster Club 3 ; Future Teachers 3 ; H omecoming Committee 1.
SCOVILLE, JANIS A. - Lincoln
- Wig 'n Mask 2 ; Future Nurses
2 ; SPY Salesman 2; Kenews 1 ; Science Fair 2,3 ; Seminar 2.
SEAVERT, ALICE A. Al Lincoln - K-Teens 2,3.
SELIN, RONALD - Ron - Lincoln.
SERENO, JAMES J. - Jim - J.
E. Murphy Basketball 1,2,3 ;
Baseball 1,2 ,3 ; Football 1.
SHAMP! E,
NAOMA
L.
Shamps - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2,
3, President 3 ; Interclub President's
Council 3.

SHELLEY, KRISTE J. - Kris Washington Sophomore Girls'
Choir I; Senior Girls' Choir 2,3;
Kenews Salesman 2.
SHIELDS, THOMAS W . Sequoya - Lincoln - A.F.S. I; SPY
Salesman I ; Debate 1,2,3 .
SHINSKE, TERRI A. - Shinsk Lincoln.
SHIPLEY, ELIZABETH J. - Libby - Lincoln - Wig 'n Mask I;
Booster Club 1,2; Red Cross 1; Artists Alley 3, Secretary 3; Interclub
Presidents' Council 3.
SHIRL! G, DONNA S. - North
Chicago - G.A.A.
SIEGEL, CHARLOTTE L.
Char - Janesville - Future urses
3; Honor Society 3.
SIEGER, MARGARET M.
Margo Elk Mound
Senior
Mixed Choir 3.
SIMMONS, ROBERT C. R.
Ushers Club 3;
C. Lincoln Graduation Usher 2; Science Fair
2.
SIMO S, ROBERT F. - Simo - Lincoln - Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3.
SKILBECK, LARRY C. McKinley
Sophomore Football 1; Sophomore
Track 1; Senior Mixed Choir 2.

SMITH, JANICE E. Jan
Washington.
SMITH, JIM M. Smitty
Washington Key Club 1,2,3;
A.F.S. 1,3; Debate 3; Senior Class
Play 3.
SMITH, KAREN A. - Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Red
Cross 1 ; Kenews 1 ; Senior Girls'
Choir 2; Future Teachers 2; A Cappella 3; Science Fair 2.
SMITH, KARIN D. Madison
West - Future urses 1,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3; SPY 2,3, Assistant Editor 3; French Club 2; Seminar 2; Stage Guild 2; lnterclub
Presidents' Council 3; Homecoming
Committee 3; SPY Salesman 3;
Quill and Scroll 3.
SMITH, MARY A. -Lincoln.
SMITH, SANDRA J. - Sandy
Lincoln - G.A.A. I.
SMITH, WILLIE L. - McKinley
-Track; Cross Country; Wrestling.
SMOLER, WILLIAM W. Bill
- Lincoln - Key Club 1,2,3; French
Club 2; Seminar 2; Red Cross 2;
Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; Badger
Boys' State 2; Honor Society 3.

SHURNICK, MARILYN S. Mickey
Lincoln Sophomore Cheerleader;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Booster Club
1,2; Science Fair 2; Seminar 2; A.F.S. 1;
A Cappella 2,3; Variety Show 2,3.
SLATER, KE NETH D. - McKinley.

S YDER, SYLVIA J. - Washington - Band 1,2,
3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Kenews 1; Booster Club 1; KTeens 2,3; Science Fair 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Honor Society 2.
SOENS , ROBERT L. - Bob - Lincoln.
SOLOMATKO, VERA McKinley French
Club 1,2; Seminar 2; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Sophomore Girls' Choir 1.

SPRI GER, DONNA L. - Don - Freidens Lutheran - Red Cross 1,2; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Senior Mixed Choir 3; Kenews 1; Booster Club;
A.F.S. 3 ; Class Play 3.
STANICH, TWYLA J. - Lincoln.
STAUDER, SHARON Sherri Lincoln
G .A.A. 1; Graduation Usherette 2; Wig 'n Mask 3.

STEAGALL, DAVID R. - Bullets - McKinley.
STEINHOFF, JOAN M. Joannie Washington
Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir 2; Future
Nurses 1; Homecoming Committee 3; Trident 2; Prom
Committee 2.
STERN, JERRY P. Jer McKinley Band 1;
Spelling Bee 1 ; Science Fair 2.

STEVE S, JOHN A. - Lincoln - Regimental Band 1,
2,3; Swing Band 2,3.
STICH, JAME M. - Washington.
STOEBIG, KATHRY R. - Stoe - McKinley - Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior Girls' Choir 2; SPY Salesman
1; Seminar 2; Wig 'n Mask 2,3; Future urses 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Red Cross 3.

STRANGB!':RG, SUSAN M. Sue Student
Council 1; Band Colorguard 1,2,3, Sergeant 3; HiStyle 2,3, President 3; Variety Show 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Interclub Presidents' Council 3, Secretary 3; Seminar 2.
STRATTON, SUE A. Washington
Student
Council 1.
STREETER, FRANCERE M. - Fran
McKinley - Scphomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir
2; G.A.A. 2; Seminar 2.

STURZE EGGER, MARY C. - Sturtz - Washington - A.F.S. 1,2,3; Honor Society 2; Kenews 2,
3; S.I.S. 2,3; French Club 2; Debate 1; Seminar 2.
SWACKER, BOB - Student Council 3, President 3.
SWARTZ, MARK A. - Washington - A.F.S. 1,
2,3, Vice President 3; Honor Society 2,3, Treasurer
3; Key Club 2,3; Debate 1,2,3; M.D.B.H.S. Foreign
Exchange Student to Denmark 2.

SWENSON, SHARON L. - Peanuts.
SYMONS, LINDA K. Lin Washington G.A.A. 1.
SZANTOR, MARY L. Merrily Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Spanish
Club; Honor Society.

TABBERT, SUSAN C. - Lincoln.
TALBOTT, THEODORE J. - Ted - York Catholic - Wrestling 3.
TANCK, JOYCE E. - Jet - Lincoln - Red Cross
1,3; Hi-Style 2,3, Treasurer 3; Future Teachers 1,2,
3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3; French Club 2; Seminar 1; A.F.S. 3; Science Fair 2; A Cappella 2,3;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Sophomore Orientation
3.

TARSITANO, DONNA F. - Tars - McKinley - Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Kenews 1; Booster Club 2,3; A.F.S.
1,2,3, President 3; Senior Mixed Choir 2; K-Teens 2,3,
Treasurer 3; Interclub Presidents' Council 3; Prom Committee 2 ; Homecoming Committee 3.
TATMAN, LINDA L. - Tate - Lincoln - Band 1,2,
3 ; Orchestra 2,3; Honor Society 2 ; Seminar 2 ; Future Teachers 3.
TENUTA, ELVIRA - McKinley.

TENUTA, LINDA A. - Washington - Wig 'n Mask 2;
Red Cross 2; Future Nurses 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3;
Seminar 2.
TER WALL, KATHLEEN A. - Kathie - Lincoln.
THERIAULT, DARLE EM. - D olly- McKinley.

THOMAS, ANNABELLE H. - Ann - J. E. Murphy.
THOMAS, JOH E. - Jack - McKinley.
THOMAS SUSAN M. - Sue - M cKinl ey - G.A.A.
1; French Club 1 ; Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Senior
Girls' Choir 2,3; Honor Society 2.

THOMSEN, NANCY L. Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1, Secretary 1; Senior Girls' Choir
2; Senior Mixed Choir 3, Secretary 3; Trident 1,
2,3, Treasurer 2; Homecoming Candidate 3.
TIJERINA, LUPI Washington Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 3 ; Swing Band 1,2,3 ; Variety Show 1,2,3 ;
Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1,3.
TOMEI, CONCETTA Holly McKinley Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir 2;
Kenews Salesman 2; Booster Club 3; A.F.S. 3; Wig
'n Mask 3; First Attendant to Homecoming Queen

1· frnm f1nmmiHr~ ~·

TORGESON, LEWIS C. - Butch - Washington - Seminar 2; French Club 1,2 ; Baseball I .
TOTH, BARBARA R . Babs Lincoln Prom
Committee 3.
TOWER, TERRANCE B. Tortise M cKinley Swimming 1,2,3; K Club 2,3; SPY !.

TRACY, DONNA E. - Tracy - McKinley - Spanish
Club 2; Booster Club 3; Seminar 2; Trident 3.
TRAI A, CAROL A. - Lincoln.
TRAPP, JAMES E. - Jim - Lincoln - Band I 2 3 · Swing
Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3, President 3; Inter~l~b Presidents' Council 3; Future Teachers 2.

TREBOTICH, JEAN F. - Washington - Band I ,
2,3; Orchestra 3; Booster Club 3; Future Teachers 3;
G.A.A. I.
TRUAX, ROBERT L. - Bob - McKinley - Basketball; Baseball Football; K Club.
TUDJAN, NA CY B. lance - Bakersfield
Student Council I; Red Cross 3.
TURBEY, MARY GAY - Turbs - McKinley
Seminar 1,2,3, Recording Secretary 2, President 3;
Honor Society 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; SPY 2,3,
Copy Editor 2,3; Interclub Presidents' Council 3;
Wig 'n Mask 1,2; French Club 1,2; A.F.S. 3; Red
Cross I; Kenews Salesman 2,3; SPY Salesman 1; Variety Show 2; S.I.C. 2; Student Council 1; Prom Committee 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Badger Girls'
State 2; Science Fair Winner I .
URBA SKI, MITCHELL P. - Mitch - Lincoln
- Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; K Club 1,2,3 .
VAN HARPE , KATHLEEN T. - Katie - Lincoln - French Club I; Student Council 1; A.F.S. I,
2,3; Booste r Club 2,3; H omecoming Assistant Manager 3; Science Fair 2; Artists Alley 2,3; Prom Committee 2.

VANZILE, BEVERLY J. - Bev - McKinley - G.A.A.
1,2,3; G.A.A. Board 2,3; G.A.A Secretary 3; French Club
2; Future Nurses 1,2; Booster Club 3.
VAUGHN, WALTER V. - McKinley.
SenVENA, ANTHONY J. - Tony - McKinley
ior Mixed Choir 3, Vice President 3; Artists Alley 2,3.

VERBOS, JOSEPH G. - Joe - Luther L. Wright - Basketball I.
VER ON, JAMES C. - Jim - S.I.C. I.
VIRGILI, ERNIE J. - Washington Football 1,2,3;
Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; K Club 1,2,3.
196

VOIGHT, VAUGHN D. - Lincoln.
VOLLERS, BRIGITTA - Gitta - Lincoln - Sub Deb 2,
3; Red Cross 1.
WAGNER, BARBARA E. McKinley Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Senior Girls' Choir
2,3; Sophomore Class Treasurer.

WAGNER, JANE C.
WALDEN, DONALD M. - D on 1.
WALKER, THOMAS R. - Lincoln.

Lincoln -

Swimming

WALKER, WAYNE F. - McKinley - Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 3; A.F.S. 3; Swing Band 3.
WALLIG, DIANE R. - Martha - Washington
G.A.A.
WALTERS, BARBARA L. - Barb - Lincoln
Band Colorguard 1,2,3; Sub Deb 2,3; Red Cross
2; Variety Show 1.

WALTERS DAVID H. - Dave - Lincoln - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; A Cappella 2; Tennis 1.
WARD , EUNICE M. - Eunie - Lincoln - Red
Cross 1,2 ; Booster Club 1,2,3; Seminar 2; Science
Fair First Place 2; S.I.C. 2,3; Prom Committee 2;
Kenews 2,3, Business Manager 3; Sub Deb 2,3, Treasurer 3.
WARD, RONALD G. -Ron-Richwood.

WASWRICK, EILEEN M. - Mike - Lincoln Student Council 1; Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 2; SPY Salesman 2; Latin Club 2,3, President 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Senior Girls' Choir 2; Seminar 1; Interclub Presidents' Council 3; Honor Society 3.
WATERSTRADT, PAULETTE S. Paulie Lincoln
- A.F.S. 1,2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Stage Guild 2,
3, President 2, Vice President 3; Future Teachers 2; Interclub Presidents' Council 2; Latin Club 2,3; Artists Alley 3; G.A.A. 2; Wig 'n Mask 2.
WEBB, CLARENCE G. - Bird - Washington.

WEBB, LAURA J. - Jeanie - Washington.
WEBER, JUDITH L. - Judy - Lincoln - Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; Student Council 1 ; Seminar 2; Senior Girls'
Choir 2; Prom Committee 2; Red Cross 2; Kenews Salesman 2,3; Science Fair 1; Wig 'n Mask 1.
WEBER, MARY JANE Friedens Lutheran - Sophomore Mixed Choir 1.
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WEDELL, DIANE L. - Penny Lincoln - SPY Salesman 1 ; Graduation Usherette 2; Senior Mixed
Choir 2,3; Prom Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 3; Kenews 2.
WEG ER, JANET L. - Jan Long Island - A Cappella 1,2,3;
G.A.A. 3.
WEISS, JOAN W. - Jo - McKinley Sophomo~e Girls' Choir
1; A Cappella 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,
Vice President 3; Seminar 2; Future Teachers 2,3; Booster Club 3;
Ushers Club 3; Latin Club 2,3;
A.F.S . 3.
WEISS, LA WRE CE A. - Larry
- Lincoln - A Cappella 1,2; K
Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball
1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Track 1.

WHITEFOOT, GAIL J. - McKinley.
WHITESIDE, EMMA R. - Lincoln.

WIERSUM, BRUCE M. - Lincoln.
WILLIAMS, BARBARA L. - Lincoln.

WENDORF, LYNN L. - Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Booster Club
3; Senior Girls' Choir 3 ; Ken ews
Salesman 1,2; Graduation Usherette 2; Red Cross 1.
WERMELI G, ROGER L .
Worm McKinley Sophomore
Baseball ; Sophomore Basketball ; Band
1.
WHITBECK, JUDITH G. - Pebbles McKinley Band 1,2,3;
Variety Show Committee 1,2, Cochairman 3; Future Teachers 2;
Brass Choir 3.
WHITE MARY J. - McKinley Kenews Salesman 2.

WILLIAMS, RICHARD F.
Dick - Lincoln - Band 1; Hi-Y
2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3·
'
Football Manager 1,2,3.
WISCH, JUDITH D. - Swish
Friedens - Sophomore Mixed Choir
1; A Cappella 2,3; Science Fair 2,
3; Red Cross 1,3; G.A.A. 1,2, Board
Member 2; Prom Committee 2.
WISNESKI, LEONARD J , Jr. Lenny - McKinley - Science Fair
1,2.
WOODBURY, JOANNE - Jo Lincoln Student Council 1 ; Kenews
Salesman 1; Trident 2,3.
WORKMAN, SANDRA L. - Sandy Washington Sophomore
Mixed Choir I ; A Cappella 2,3;
G.A.A. 1; Seminar 2; Variety Show
2; Science Fair 2; Wig 'n Mask Play
1; Ushers Club 3.
Y ANEL, FRED M. McKinley
- Red Cross 2; Sophomore Football I.
YORE, THOMAS W. - T - Lincoln - Sophomore Football I ; Sophomore Baseball I ; Swimming 1,2,3;
K Club 2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Secretary
3; Fall Festival 2,3; Science Fair 2.
YUERGENS, BONNIE L. - Washington.

YULE, KIPP - Football 1; Swimming 1,2,3; A.F.S. 2.
YULE, SALLY L. Lincoln Trident 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Variety Show 2; Sophomore Mixed
Choir 1; Senior Mixed Choir 3.
ZALUD, MICHAEL W. - Mike
- Washington - Sophomore Basketball 1 ; Sophomore Football 1;
Sophomore Track 1; Hi-Y 2,3; Latin Club 2; Kenews 1,2; Honor Society 2.
ZANDER, CATHY M. - Lincoln
- Graduation Usherette 2.
ZAPF, David T . - Dave - Salem
Central.
ZEIHEN, PAMELA A. - Pam Booster Club 1,2,3; Student Council
3; Graduation Usherette 2.
ZEROZ , LORNA M . - Washington - Latin Club 2; Red Cross 1;
Kenews 2; Prom Committee 2.
ZIESEMER, ROBERT A. - Zeke
- Lincoln.

ZIETH, RAY - Lincoln - Basketball, Football.
ZILS, KAREN L. - McKinley.

ZOROMSKY, SHARON L.
Share - Lincoln - G.A.A. 1,2,3,
Board 2,3.
ZUEHLSDORF, ALAN M. - McKinley - Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball
1,2,3; K Club 2,3.

BLAZEWICZ, SANDRA A. dy - St. Joseph.

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ancy Johnston
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Piasecki Funeral Home

Chiappetta

Pofahl Linoleum and Paint Store

John R. DiCello

Fred P. Rudy Company

Dickelman's

Sixth AYenue Beauty

Doctor's Park Pharmacy

Steye's Standard Service

Ernst's Stationery and Supplies

Sunnyside Florists

Frandsen Pharmacy

George Timm and Company

Gallo Rexall Pharmacy

Town and Country Alignment Service

Gateway Pattern

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General Drugs

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WAXO Radio

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"Heavens no, I

Mitch tips it in for
another point.

"Here, catch!"

The end of a victorious season.

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"So what's with you, buddy?"

"I'll be glad when she can
dress herself. "'

Hey Roger, where's your horn?•

"E-e-e-k!!"
" I can too touch my toe."'

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