The Classic 1965

George Nelson Tremper High School yearbook, The Classic, for the 1964 to 1965 school year.

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GEORG-E N. TR'E MPER
HIGH SCHOOL
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN

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DEDICATION

To our friend, confidant and principal.
When we needed a helping hand you were always ready
with a word of encouragement.
We consider it
our good fortune to have been students
in your school.
It is with deep felt gratitude and devotion that

We dedicate to you, this,
our 1965 annual.

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SCHOOL STARTED IN THE
OLD BUILDING BUT . • •
Although the students were attending school at Bradford, the dream of Tremper's
new building was alive. Above, Mr. Augustus is working at Bradford, the dream
has not yet become true. The other two pictures are the dream in reality. To the
left is a picture of the new spacious gym being waxed. Above to the left are the
stairs which the students climb. A true dream in themselves because they had
three floors to climb at Bradford and only two here at Tremper.

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THENEWWASONTHE WAY

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A FINE NEW TRADITION
Lost 3
Won 5
Record:
6
Madison Central
l. Tremper 13
14
Janesville
2. Tremper 21
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Madison East
3. Tremper 26
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Racine Horlick
6
4. Tremper
Madison Lafollette 21
5. Tremper 48
19
Beloit
6. Tremper 24
Racine Park
28
7. Tremper 21
7
Bradford
8. Tremper 35
Offensive Scoring: Tied with Madison
West for first place in total points scored
with 181 in 7 conference games.
Upper Picture: Quarterback Jim Trebbin
watches anxiously as a game progresses.
Lower Picture: Two Tremper players appear to be throwing blocks at the sidelines.

Coach Vern Schamale,
named coach of the year.
in the Big Eight did a
terrific job as the head
coach of Tremper's first
football team. The record
on the opposite page
shows the result of his
and the team's hard work.
The Team chose Jim
Trebbin and Tom Vena
as Co-Captains of their
team.

PRACTICE
MAKES
PERFECT!!
This addage has been used many
times in many ways but this time
it really has meaning. Through
long hard hours of practice in the
cold mornings before school our
infant team was able to finish the
season with a fine record. Cold
Weather, make-shift locker rooms,
and a rocky practice field seemed
not to dampen the spirit of these
devoted warriors as only one guy
was known to quit after the season began. Our hats are off to the
fine Tremper Trojans football
team.

Pictured above, Coach Smith gives words of encouragement and criticizes bad moves in order to make our
team a smooth running machine. To the left, "Doc"
Whitworth our able and patient trainer patches R on
Rysdam who was injured in the game the week before.
Below, to the right, the team prepares to put their
learning to use in our first game of the season.

HALF

TIME
ACTIVITIES

Gary Kuehl, the drum major, leads the Tremper Band across the field.

Entertainment of the highest class was provided
for all Tremper students this year.
A real change of pace was offered us when the band
played snappy tunes as; "Java", "Tailgate Ramble'',
"Cotton Candy" and "More".
An ensemble of the A Cappella choir was in its
finest form presenting a distinct arrangement of
"Amen". The stuc;lent ensemble consisted of Larry
Huissen, Don Jacobson, George Becker, Danny Nye,
and Paul Fenema. FRONT ROW Nancy Specht,
Sue Holicka, Diane Mancusi, and Janice Chernik.
All in all it was a year of first rate half-time at
Tremper football games.

TREMPER HIGH'S FOOTBALL
TEAM
ROW 1 (Left to right): Dennis Zander, Tim Fechner,
Bob Junke!, Alan Krueger, Dave Peters, Jim Trebbin (cocapt.), Jeff Caddock, John Stamm, Jack Mattner, Mark
Monterrnurro, Gary Lawell, Chuck Paczkowski, Coach
Verne Schmale. ROW 2: Dick Kaiser, Bill Beckstrom,
Randy Mann, Ron Coakly, Craig Harff, Dave Wyosnick,
Bill Blinten, Jim Marks, John Sargent, Frank Angotti,
John Steinbrink. ROW 3: Tom Flannery, Dave Stipanuk,
Clinton Beth, Mike Rock, Dick Langer, Dewey Reilly,

Bob Mutchler, John Paul, Ron Rysdam, John Pierce, Kim
Millager, Dick Whitworth (trainer). ROW 4: Rex Blake,
Dave Bohr, Stan Ginkowski, Tom Pepke, Bill Vareck,
Paul Remus, Eugene Sunday, Curtis Skinner, Jeff Hansen(mgr.), Dan Nye (mgr.), Coach Glen McCulloch.
ROW 5: Bob Kiss (mgr.), Tom Vena (co-capt.), Dennis
Kloet (mgr.), Tom Renne, John Wight, Dave Friddle,
Gary Hahn, Larry Seaburg, Coach Tom Fischer, Coach
Andy Smith.

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THE JUNIORS
ORDER RINGS

While still at Bradford, the
Junior Class of Tremper
picked out the style and size
of their class rings. Their
rings were the first official
rings of George . Tremper
High School. They waited
with happy anticipation for
the March day when they
were finally delivered to the
lucky Juniors.

OUR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM

The Cross Country Team consisted of the following members: BACK ROW (left to right):
Mr. Thompson, Dave Peterson, Rick Arbanella, Karl Herbrccktsmcier, Gregg Michelson,
Bob Krieser, Tim Young, Richard Vandenburg, and John Palmer. FRONT ROW: John Dagon, Dave Splitek, Earl Sharnick, Brian Kipp, Bill Sunday, and Rick Huber.

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THE RACE IS ON
The Cross Country team didn't do as well as it expected. but it has great hopes for next year. The team
showed great enthusiasm and tried their best. It is
hoped that their good sportsmanship will continue, in
the coming years.

The picture on the right shows Richard Vanderburg running
for the finish. Below. Tim Young is also heading for the finish.

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WE FINALLY
MADE THE
MOVE • • •
THERE'S
STILL
A LOTTO
BE DONE
We finally made the move to two weeks before
Christmas vacation. It was a joyous event for
most students and faculty members. Regular
hours really seemed different. The seniors especially found an adjustment difficult after
two years of split shifts. All the students seemed
a little lost even though they had been supplied with maps to find their way.

Although school was in session,
there was work to be done. Wiring
was still being done in parts of the
building. The auditorium was far
from completion.
The bleachers in the gym couldn't
be pulled out on both sides of the
gym because the middle court baskets had not arrived.
There were hardships for many
teachers, and students. Many students were especially bothered by
the inability to watch the clocks.
After the first semester the last
ones were finally set at the correct
time.
There were problems and hardship , but all seemed happy to be
in the new school.

TREMPER TROJANS SCORE BIG
IN SPORTSMANSHIP

The first Tremper basketball team opened thier basketball
season in Bradford's Gym. Although we did not have a
championship team this year, our team spirit never failed.
Only two lettermen, Walter Glass, and Jim Trebbin returned from last year; and Trebbin was forced to drop
out on doctors orders before th~ end of the season.
Every game played was exciting and full of action. Each
player went in doing the best he knew how, though sometimes his best just wasn't enough.
Our team set a fine example of sportsmanship, that all the
future teams of George N. Tremper High school should
follow.

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June Lauritsen and manager Dan Nye

Mette Petterson and manager Tom Vena

Jan Harp and manager Mike Seiger

Arlene Yordi and manager J ohn Wight

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OUR
FIRST QUEEN
AND HER
COURT

The fi\'e candidates and their campaign managers
made their way towards the platform. The crowd
waited patiently for the revealing of the queen. The
queen, Robin Stauder, was presented with a dozen
roses and a crown.
Each candidate and her campaign manager had
worked \'ery hard. They had campaign meetings
almost e\'ery night before the election, and thought
up many clever idea . The week before the chool
voted the halls were filled with posters. The candidates made speeches over the intercom and were
interviewed over W AXO radio.

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ROBIN STAUDER
AND MR.
AUGUSTUS
CHRISTENS THE
NEW HIGH
SCHOOL
Since there was no homecoming queen this year, one
of the most important events of the year was the
Christening Dance. The senior boys selected the
candidates. On Friday before the big dance the
whole school voted for a queen. At the dance that
night, the Student Council president. Jeffery Reilly,
crowned the queen, Robin Stauder.
Brlow, the Christening Queen, Robin Stauder, assisted by Mr. Augustus officially christens George X.
Tremper High School. The bottle of champagne is
broken against a pillar of the school in the commons
area. On the left. the Queen is pictured with her
court. In the lower left corner the queen and her
court is shown dancing to the music provided by
Tony Aiello.

TREMPER
BATTLES
MADISON
CENTRAL

Madison Central met Tremper at Bradford's gym
December 5, 1964. The strong determination of our
stalwart five again shone through. Even though they
didn't win, they showed great drive, and plenty of
enthusiasm. The pictures on these two pages show
the fine form and agility they displayed against Central. On the right D'arcy Byrd goes high in the air
to deliver his jump shot to the basket. Layups are also an important source of points and Walter Glass
is pictured above doing a shot. Fouls also play a very
important part in the game of basketball, and you
can always see the referee blowing his whistle, above
left.

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THE BAND PLAYS
ITS FIRST ANNUAL
CONCERT
On December 8, 1964, at 8:00 P.M. the Tremper Band presented its first concert. The band was directed by James 0.
Froseth. They had two guest artists, Mrs. Joan Beeler and
Dr. James eilson. Joan Beeler is currently a faculty member of the School of Music at Ithaca College. Dr. eilson,
an employee of Lablanc and resident of Kenosha, played a
duet with Joan Beeler. During the program the Kenosha
avy Club presented the ational, Wi consin State, and
Official avy Flags; the Western Kenosha Kiwanis Club
presented the City of Kenosha Flag and the Official Kiwanis Club Flag.

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CHRISTMAS CHORAL CONGERT
to their places after singing solo's in, "We've
Been /\. While a Wandering."

Trcmper's ;\ Cappclla Choir gave a thrilling
performance on December 13 at the Bradford
High School Auditorium. Above and below the
A Cappella Choir is shown.

l t was Trempcr's first coral concert, and it was
the start of a fine tradition.

Below. Diane Mancussi and Danny Nye, return

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Mr. Runestad directs the combined Choirs of Tremper High School.

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THE
SCHOOL
OFFICIALS
ANDA
STUDENT
BROKE THE
GROUND
That started it all. The construction companies then began work on the George N .
Tremper High School. After two years of
hard work, the school was finally ready for
2000 students. The move ended two years
of split shifts for most of the seniors.

The picture above shows the end of
the long two years. It shows the members of the school board and other officials inspecting the new school a week
before it was opened to the students.
At left, Mr. Otto Huettner, the present Deputy Superintendent of Public
Schools and formerly principal of
Mary D. Bradford, watches Laurie Seland, a future Tremper student, break
the ground for the new school.

In the upper right ph oto, Julius Goldstien, the School Board President, and
Harold Maurer, the School Superintendent, put the spade to work at the
ceremonies.
At right Alderman Vern Christiansen,
a long time supporter of the School
Board, speaks at the ground breaking.

CONSTRUCTION BY CAMOSY
The Camosy Construction Company Inc., 2604 Washington Road, was the general
contractor for the George N. Tremper High School. The school itself testifies of the
fine job that was done. The students can be proud of the beautiful building. ot only
did the Camosy Company do a fine job, but they also saw that the school was opened
a year before it was scheduled to open.

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PLUMBING DONE
BYKAEBLER
PLUMBING AND
HEATING COMPANY
Another fine job was done for the city by the Kaebler Plumbing and
Heating Company, located at 5718 7 Avenue. They installed the
plumbing for the George . Tremper High School. They also cooperated with the general contractor and helped to have the school
open sooner than it had been thought possible.

M .A.C. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
After the plans are drawn and the land is bought, what is the first
real sign of construction? The hole, of course, Tremper's first sign
of construction was accurately dug by the M . A. C. Construction
Company. This company also did the grading; making the outside
as attractive as the inside.

BROSK OFFICE &
SCHOOL SUPPLY INC.
Thanks to Brosk Office and School Supply Inc. Tremper's rooms are beautifully furnished. By quickly supplying the school with Library furniture like this, the students and faculty were ab le to enter the new school
earlier than expected.

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BROWN NATIONAL BANK

The Brown National Bank- located in the
center of Kenosha- will be most happy to
be of assistance to the students or Faculty
of the wonderful George Nelson Tremper
High School.
BROWN ATIO AL BA K
2222- 63rd Street
Kenosha, Wisconsin

VAN'S ROOFING AND SIDING COMP ANY
VA 'S ROOFING & SIDI G COMPANY
1300-40th Street
Keno5ha, Wisconsin
phone 652-2980
Van's Roofing & Siding Company is proud to
have been able to take part in the cons.truction
of new George . Tremper High School.

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A Message to a Lucky Student
You are one of an incredibly small and lucky minority of the world's people. The
American way of life is a miracle of history which you are free to enjoy, not because
of any effort on your part ... not because you deserve the better things of life but
solely because you were lucky enough to be born into it. Many are not so lucky.
More people live in huts of mud or straw than in any other kind of shelter.
More young people have a life expectancy of thirty-five years than of any higher
figure ... about half that of an average high school graduate.
More parents watch half their children die than see all their children grow to adulthood.
More people live without the help of a doctor than enjoy even the most simple medical care.
More people eat only what they grow ... and starve when there is no harvest than
obtain their food in any other fashion.
More people do not know what it is to vote than have ever voted.
The advancement of your way of life and the spreading of its benefits to others is
your future responsibility. For those who have the creative spark, ability, courage,
human kindness, stick-to-itiveness and leadership there will always be opportunities
unlimited.

SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION, KENOSHA, WISCONSIN

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RAMBLER

A WISCONSIN PRODUCT

MILWAUKEE

KENOSHA,

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SOX
'N'
SNEAKER
HOP
On January 16, the Sophomore and Junior Classes
presented the "Sox 'n' Sneaker Hop". It was an
overwhelming success with 800 students there. Held
in our cafeteria and with the Stingrays playing their
best, the students had a great time and the Classes
made $440 for the coming Prom.

A change of pace was offered during the band breaks by the Four Winds, composed of Dan
Nye, Jerry Wheeler, Don Jacobson, and Dennis Stoner.

OUR REBOUNDERS
SHOW THEIR
ENTHUSIASM
The Basketball Team of this year, pictured above, are FRONT ROW, left to right:
Paul Fennema, John Dagon, D'arcy Byrd, Tom Renne, Walter Glass. MIDDLE
ROW: Dan Nye, Bob Luskin, Dave Anderson, Mark Montemurro, Steve Genske,
Coach Britelli. BACK ROW: Coach Fisher, Larry Grams, Dennis Zander, Ron Rysdam, Kipp Johnson.
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SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL
TEAM
ROW ONE

Richard Baas
Clark Anderson
Tim Hansen
Don Bedford
Bob Wells
Tom Johnson

ROW THREE
ROW TWO
Chris Kalvonjian (mgr.)
Scott Barter
Dennis Fischer
Roger Parent
Eric Becker
Gregg Kamerad
Jim Patorek
Irving Victorsen (mgr.)

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Phillip Gold
John Levonowich
Alan Dumke
Jeff Johnson
Don Backlund
Gerry Zillmer
Glenn Berber
Greg Michelson
John Steinbrink
Ron Palmen (Coach)

HI-STYLE

Hi-Style members are, from left to right, FRONT ROW
-Linda Robinson, Judy Looker, Sandy Gascoigne, Gail
Stuyesant ; ROW 2-Barbara Cleveland, Betty Dickey,
Linda Anderson; ROW 3-Judy Mancusi, Jackie Bareika,

Cheryl Pohlman, Rose Murphy, and Patricia Bader;
ROW 4- Judy Lehrmann, Barbara Robinson, Sandy Guttormsen, Judy Hudson, Gail Schoch; ROW 5- Sus Bedore,
Betti Petersen, and Cindy Hibbard.

OFFICERS

Hi-Styles' official duty this year was to keep the
bulletin boards orderly. They also were in charge of
the Student Commons and did much to keep it
attractive.

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gail Stuyvesant
Vice President ....... ... .. .. .. Linda Robinson
Recording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . Sandy Gascoigne
Corresponding Secretary .......... Judy Looker
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Blair

Miss Mattocks 1s the advisor of this service club.

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HI-Y

Left to right the members are: FRONT ROW-John
Woodberry, Sam Spitz, Jim Roberts, David Marrese;
SECOND ROW-Art Reimer, Bob Champion, Larry
Rutkowski, John Curran, and Brion Bosman; THIRD

OFFICERS
President ... Sam Spitz
Vice-President . . . Dan Sanford
Secretary . . . Jim Haubrick
Treasurer . . . Terry Menow
Historian . . . Dave Marhese
Sergeant at Arms ... Terry Hughes

ROW-Mack Smith, Gary Fox, Jim Haubrick, Jim Rowen, Terry Hughes, Row Borden, and ST ANDING is Mr.
L. E. Schaude the club advisor.

Hi-Y played a very active role in getting our school off
to a good start. They presented a huge flag to the
school which now hangs in the gym, sponsored the Beat
Bradford pep assembly, and distributed programs at the
home wrestling meets. As can be seen, they have been
quite successful as a service club to our school.

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FIRST ROW:
Carol Beck
Mrs. McKenzie
SECOND ROW:
Carol Karber
Bonnie Eide
THIRD ROW:
Connie Cambell
Vivian Perault
FOURTH ROW:
Audrey Helgasen
Jeanette Pedersen
FIFTH ROW:
Linda ietzel
Jeanne Lill
Sharon Lunquist
Judy Murphy
Ellen Lungrund
SIXTH ROW:
Roberta Hix
Linda Hees
Linda Burt
Sue Demarco
Lynn Heck
SEVENTH ROW:
Judy Reinhard
Sue Smith
Sue Piehl
Barbara Jones
Meg Connely

TREMPER TEENS
The Tremper Teens Service Club was formally organized December 14, 1964, under
the leadership of its advisor, Mrs. McKenzie and its officers:
Carol Beck-President
Connie Cambell-Vice President
Carole Karber-Secretary
Bonnie Eide--Treasurer
Vivian Perrault-Corresponding Secretary
Tremper Teens presented the well-known Sadie Hawkins Dance; the music was
provided by the admirations. This dance is a girl ask boy affair and the turnout was
large because the girls did the asking. Another of the club's endeavors this year was
a teacher help program under which each girl offered to aid a faculty member. A
senior banquet was held in May to honor all the outgoing seniors.
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LETTERMEN
The Lettermen for this year are from left to right: BACK
ROW- Bill Lehrman, Bob Kiss, George Wedell, John
Steinbrenk, Tom Remme, John Dagon, Jim Trebbin, Dan
Nye, David Bohn, Earl Scharnik. SECOND ROW- Jeff
Caddock, Larry Gramms, Bob Steele, Randy Mann, Ron
Kokely, Bob Sternberg, Dennis Zanders, Karl Herbrecht-

smier, John Stamm, Dick Kaeser, Kipp Johnson, Dave
Wysonick, Jim Linderman. THIRD ROW- Allen Krueger, Gary Lawell, Tom Repke, Jack Mathner, Tom Vena,
Gary Topel, Bill Verrick, George Becker, Ron Rysdam.
FRONT ROW-Mark Montemaurro, Bill Blentin, Don
Jacobsen, Arbenello.

BASEBALL CANDIDATES
Our baseball team for this year is looking forward to a great season. The members of this
team are from left to right: BACK ROW-Coach Andy Smith, Gary Topel, Bob Junke!,
Jim Trebbin, Steve Genske, John Dagon. FRONT ROW-Clint Beth, Tom Flunnery, Mark
Montemurro, Gene Fox, Dick Wavero.

S-T AGE GUILD
Have you ever seen a play? Well, you probably have. In that play you saw the actors,
but there is more to a play production than the actors. There is the behind stage
workers or otherwise called the Stage Guild. They work on the props, make-up,
and costume . They regulate the lights and curtains, and build the scenery. The
Stage Guild is one of the most important parts of every play at Tremper High
chool.

BACK ROW-Left to Right: David Engstom, Jack
Madner, James L. Sorenson, Jim laquinta, Jim Norris,
David Mroy, Jim Staude, FRONT ROW-Christine Hen-

dersen, Adrian Sunday, Pat Bader, Toni Walerstradt,
Cheri Paulson, Meg Connolly. Instructor: J ohn Eaker.

BACK ROW-Left to Right: Mike Larson, John Thome,
James L. Sorenson, David Engstrom, David Mroy, James
Norris, Tim Champion, Harvey Sabin, John Eaker ; Ad-

visor. FRONT ROW- Peter Blaine, Gary Himmeleiv,
R onald Streich, Craig Stervart, Luana Halm, Sue Pabst,
John Parker, Tim Eaker.

AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT
The Audiovisual Department is a very important part of education. They care for
films, tape recorders, the language lab, slide projectors, and many other facilities of
this nature. The department is responsible for seeing that all the material is to the
classroom on time. They help the teachers run their machines if he or she has not
had the experience. The Audiovisual Department has become very important and
will be even more important in the years to come, when films increase their popularity with the teachers as a means of educating the students.

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OUR BAND WENT TO
THE WORLD'S FAIR

On June 30, 1964, the Kenosha High School Band left for New York City
to play at the World's Fair. Being one of the only two bands invited from
Wisconsin, the Kenosha Band then existed of both the Tremper and Bradford Bands. They played on July 3 at the U.S. Pavilion. Again on July 5, a
Sunday, they played a concert at the Tiparillo Pavilion (picture left ), and a
selected few ( 40) taped certain Sousa Marches for television viewing
throughout the fair. Besides playing at the Fair they also were given time
to tour the Fair by themselves, and on July 4, toured the United Nations,
Empire State Building, and took a boat trip around Manhattan Island. In
order to go on this trip the band members had to earn about $20,000, so
they washed and waxed cars, and received donations from Kiwanis Club
and other Kenoshans, Mr. Froseth is the able director.

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They are left to right, BACK ROW
-Bob Paterson, Gene Sunday, Janyce
Gray, Dennis Arnold, Tom Wiarda:
MIDDLE ROW-Alan Donsing, Larry Piehl, Gary
immerguth, Dave
Markese, Jim Haynor: and FRONT
ROW-Bob Streblo\,, and Terry Merow.

BACK ROW Jackie Piehl, Cathy Huff, Kathy
Pollock, Donald Grover. MIDDLE ROW
Carole Karber, Lynn Busche, Linda Severy,
Jackie Martelle. FRONT ROW-Richard Bass,
Neil Tatman, and Mike Henoch.

BACK ROW-Janice Weisman, Barb
Wickersham, Karen Pohlman, Christine Mohr, Sally Fenske, and Lon
Swonek. MIDDLE ROW-Sue Piel,
Martha Zydowsky, Scott Barter, Karen Werve, Cathy Legs, Roger Parent,
Pam Camerota, and Kristin Davey.
FRONT ROW-Claire Kitchin, Ray
Forgianni, Caryl Bonn, Karen Cravens, Jim Williams, and Don Miles.

MARCHING
Left to right are, Lynn Laakos, J im Lampos,
Darryl Gasser, Conney Campbell, and Tom
Steebig.

Color Guard, BACK ROW- Kathy Letsom, Barb Sorensen, Carol Ley, Linda Perrault; MIDDLE ROW- Lynn Swonek,
Tina Horochena, Karen Neumann, Karen
Strangberg, and Vivian Perrault. FRONT
ROW Donna Kraak, and Audrey Helgesen.
Lower Left is pictured left to right, BACK
ROW Dick Moyer, Lynn M orrice, Tim
Nichols; FRONT ROW Glenn Schnuckel, James Loshek, and Dave Stipanuck.

Above are, BACK ROW, left to right,
Robert Scruggs, Dave Splitek, Garry Lawe!!. FRONT ROW-Doug Johnson,
Kathleen Fennema, Kim Caves, Gary
Kuehl, Mike Warford, and Jeff Kuehl.

BACK ROW left to right, William Lange,
Dennis Fischer, Karen Smith, Marcella
Gray, Mary Spraker, Ray Lange. MIDDLE
ROW- Bob Wingate, Carleton Werve, and
Bruce Henry. FRONT ROW James Rudy, and Daniel Sanford.

BAND
BACK ROW, Left to Right Dennis Klopstein,
Steve Roberts, Roger Richards, Richard Duncan and Vern Blackford. FRONT ROW-Imogene Steele and Hal Onscrud.

The season's record was four wins and only four
losses. This could have been much better, but the
varsity team was plagued with injuries throughout
the season. This was apparent by an early season
tournament with ex-state champion Coleman. Our
team came in second by 3 points. Our placements

in tournaments were as follows; Milwaukee PulasKi
Invitational-second; Mundelein Quadrangular-second; Big Eight-Third, Regionals- fourth; Sectionals-fourth. Tremper sent three boys to the state
meet, but only placed one. They were Al Krueger,
Earl Shamick, and Jim Linderman.

TREMPER MAT-MEN

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The Varsity, lower left hand side, are, FRONT ROW-Dave
Splitek, Al Krueger, Jim Linderman, John Gentz, and Earl Scharnick. TOP ROW are Coach Fox, Bill Sunday, Jim Loshek, Russ
Bullamore, Gary Lawell, Bob Steele, Mark Gruender, Jim Gray
and Dewey Reilly.
The junior varsity, not pictured were, Rich Arbanella, Alan Berry,
Ron Elam, Ken Giannotti, Wayne Hackler, Rick Hartman, Tom
Kolomos, Gary Labanow, George Lubniewski, Don Mueller, Dave
Pederson, Gen Pheil, manager, Tom Pitts, Tom Rasico, Gene Fox,
Jeff Reilly, manager, Kurt Skinner, Dick Smith, Paul Splitek, Mike
Stefani, Gene Sunday, Don Urquhart, C. J. Waites, Robin Wendt,
Gordon Williams, Jack Wyss, and John Zaph. Coach was Mr.
Schande.

Members of Caduceus Club are, FRONT ROW, Left to
right-Gail Williams, Patty Bader, Sandy Gascoigne, and
Julie Lomartire. SECOND ROW Cindy Synder, Karen
Colombo, Pat Valley, Janet Haggarty, Cindy Eaton, Kathy
Drissel, Jenny Comer, Brenda Jaehne, Barb Cleveland;
THIRD ROW-Cathy Cudahay, Linda Burtt, Bonnie

Hartung, Kathy Nolan, Sharon Wichersham, Linda Petersen, and Kay Harmon. BACK ROW-Linda Kreuser,
Kathy Hansen, Sue Kekic, Peggy Kruse, Carla Sheehan,
Anne Orlowski, Jeri Wisch, Roberta Remus, and Miss
Kupferschmidt.

CADUCEUS

OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ... Julie Lomartire
VICE PRESIDE T ... Gail Williams
SECRETARY ... Patricia Bader
TREASURER . . . Sandy Gascoigne

The Caduceus Club of Tremper was very active this year. To give its
members a better idea of just what a nursing career would mean, they
toured both K.T.I. Practical Nursing, and St. Lukes Hospital. The
advisor, Miss Kupferschimdt, shown at left, is always willing to answer any
questions presented to her about nursing.

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QUILL & SCROLL
TOP ROW, left to right: Sue Greening, Penny Pias.
SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Rudy, Vickie Tollack, Jackie
Bareilla, Judy Reinhard, Cindy Robinson, Barb Mead, and

faculty advisor, Miss Sheila Sullivan. Not pictured are
Wally Pawlowski, President and Linda Bosman, Secretary.

Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society whose purpose is to encourage and
reward individual achievement in journalism.

AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE
The American Field Service's chief activity is the
encouragement of better relations abroad. Each year
an effort is made to send a student abroad to spend
the summer visiting a foreign country. Effort is also

made to bring a foreign student here so that the
students may learn about the customs and manners
of that country.

Members of the A.F.S. pictured in the BA.CK ROW,
left to right: Mary Jo Rudy, Bettie Peterson, Kathy Szantor, Kathy Anderson, Kathy Hannan, Donna Stelter,
Lynne Morrice. FRONT ROW: Gail Williams, Diane
Miller, Terry Horochena, Chris Olson, Brenda Allen,
Sharon Cohn, Kris Davey. Other members are: Tom Bel-

)aver, Barb Blasi, Barb Cleveland, Andrea Denninger, Von
Fredrikson, Christine Hendersen, Barb Johnson, Claire
Kitchin, Janice Letven, Barb Mathes, Jan Myers, Jeanette
Ohnhausen, Cheryl Perry, Mary Spreker, Vickie Tollack,
Cindy Robinson, Sue Greening, Jan eilson. Miss Khruna
is advisor.

Members are left to right, FRONT ROW-Betty Tilerson, Barb Cleveland, Gail Stuyversa, Mette Pederson, Chris
Lampos, Judy Murphy, Sue Heyek, Sue Felkey, Diane Miller, Sandy Ervory, Kinsa Guttormson, Barb Mathes, Cindy
Holurison ; ROW 2-Joan Sinclaie, Mary Sebery, Marcy
Krebbeul, Sara Weber, Chris Hendersen, Margaret Campbell, Brenda Robinson, Linsa Charlton, Doris Werwie,
Jrigrid Baehr, Cathy Leys, Sally Feuske, Diane Modery,

Miss Barbara Johnson, Advisor; ROW 3-Jon Mason,
Jeff Keuhl, Dorey Johnson, Jim laquinta, Bill Lange, Al
Koehman, Kent Midcher, Dan Sanford, Jack Mattuer,
Tim Eaker, Gary Keuhl, Marty Zadowski, Bill Ruthman,
Jim Staude, Toni Fox, JoAnn Stamm, Brenda Allen, Paulette Backmer, Meg Counely, Joe Tinen, Mr. John Holmes,
Advisor.

DRAM-PERS
Dram-pers presented a very fine play, You Can't Take It With
You, this year. The student Director for this play was Dyann Miller. Mr. Holmes, and Miss Barbara Johnson are the advisors to
this club. At right, Mr. Holmes teaches techniques in Drama.

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Left to right, TOP ROW: Patsy Smith, JoAnn Robertson, Sharon Spence, Janice Stipanuk (Treasurer), Ellen
Giacomin, ROW 5: Janice Peterson (Recording Secretary), Chris Forsberg, Sue Kemp, Karen Neumann, Charotte Jones, Carol Hultenius. ROW 4: Bonnie Johnson, Audrey Feldt, Renee Covelli, Penny Pias, Cathy Johnston

(Corresponding Secretary}, Carol Paleski. ROW 3: Nancy
Haubrich, Dor Vestino, Kathy Letrom, Tina Horochena,
Jane Stevens. ROW 2: Kathy Kueuser (Vice President},
Carolyn Flinkow (President}, Diane Mancusi, Mary Anne
Rumachik. ROW 1: Sharon Michaelis, Yvonne Thomas,
Pat Lubniewski, Nancy Specht, Janice Chernik.

Sub Deb this year sponsored
a dance, "Just for Old Times's
Sake". They invited the students of Bradford High. The
Bradford Boosters club presented the Brown Jug to the
Tremper Booster club. It is
the traveling trophy for the
Bradford Tremper Basket Ball
games. Tremper won the game
that preceded the game.

TENNIS TEAM CANDIDATES

These are the Tennis Team Candidates for this year. They are all fine players and we are sure
many will make the team. They are expertly coached by Mr. Schmale. The Candidates are
from left to right: FIRST ROW- Vince Giacomin, Larry Hackl, Dave Heide, Rick Stetson,
Howard Turtle, Ken Gianotti, R obin Wendt, SECOND ROW-Coach
Schmale, Keith Herbrechtsmeier, J oe Ziccarelli, Don Mueller, Neil Tatman, Pete Behnke, Rick Balderson, Mark Bougneit, Gary Labanow, Larry
Grams, Jeff Hansen, Phil Olsman. THIRD ROW-Jim Blackbourn, Joe
\(
Vandenberg, Allen R othman, Steve Holt, Dan ye, Don Jacobson, Bob Kiss,
John Palmer, J ohn Helwig, Dick Baas, Gary Himmelein.

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SCIENCE CLUB
Pictured above from left to right are, FIRST ROW-Mr.
Nicolazzi, Sandy Gascoigne, Susan Hayek, and Jim Row-

en; SECOND ROW-Gary Hahn, George Becker, Kent
Mescher, Jerry Setter, Pete Behnke, and Jeff Reily.

The Science Club was very helpful this year by ushering at this year's Science Fair
held at Bradford High School in March.

G.A.A.
Members are left to right, FRONT ROW-Joyce DeBrun, Sue Harvey, Marilyn Martin, Judy Anderson, Karen Cravens, Gail Williams, Karen Daggy, Connie Federman, Grace Melito, and Geri Moeller; SECOND ROW
-Linda Fuller, Arlene Mosher, Cheryl Seaberg, Pat
Daun, Duila Girard, Mary Gullo, Linda Barley, Jessie
Cates, Betty Anderson, Sandra Pence, and Janet Wolf;
THIRD ROW-Jean Nutsen, Jeanette Bredek, Rose

Gibbs, Judy Parker, Claire Kitchen, Doris Werwie, Sandra Wagner, Beverly Netzer, Adrienne Sundy, Marcia Adelson, Catherine Kubly, Jean Steffenson, and Miss Hanser; FOURTH ROW- Jeanine Henneman, Delora Mizer, Elma Anderson, Sherry Stranty, Carol Clayes, Sherry
Pollard, Marilyn Bosman, Pat Maurey, Judy Martin, Donna Kubly, and Marlene Vlachina.

''CLASSIC'' STAFF
Pictured is the Classic Staff who worked hard this year to get this yearbook to you. Although,
there were many difficulties, the staff never gave up. Pictured left to right, BACK ROW:
Wendy Paulson, Copy editor; Barbara Johnson, Art editor; Kathy Resch, Assistant circulation manager; June Wagner, Copy editor; George Lubniewski, Publicity editor; and Advisor
Mr. Terrill. SEATED: Editor-in-Chief, Pat Lubniewski; Pat Bader, Business Manager; Chris
Olsen, Layout editor; Beth Keuffer, Assistant editor. Not shown are Jan Galligan, and Richard Lassen; Photographers, and Veronica Moore; Circulation Manager.

The Classic Salesmen for 1965 were :
Pat Allen
Kathy Anderson
Linda Andrews
Patty Bader
Lou Bailey
Thomas Bellaver
Linda Bosman
Pat Bryant
Linda Burtt
Jessie Cates
Betty Dickey
Carole Drexel
Sue Finn
Caroleyn Flinkow
Sue Felkey
Joanne Fennema
Ruthanne Faye
Vonda Friedrick
Terry Garcia
Cyndy Groenke
Sandy Gascoigne

Pat Greenwald
Terry Hanna
Roberta Hix
Doris Hardin
Jim Iaquinta
Bob Kreuser
Gary Kuehl
Mike Larsen
Pat Lubneiwski
Jim Lutz
Cheryl Law
Ellen Lingren
Robert Luskin
Bill Lange
Dyane Miller
Thelma Moeri
Kent Mc amar
Pat Merritt
Jeff Morton
Dale Miller
Kathleen Mentink

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Lee Nichols
George Nimmerguth
Judy Nealy
Roberta Poppe
Sue Piehl
Gloria Pringle
Bob Ruppa
Barbara Robinson
Jim Rowen
Barb Schindler
Sharon Spence
Koleen Sharp
SuEllen Sardare
Pam Strange
Barb Thomey
Mary Lou Thomey
Georgia Wood
George Wedell
Betty Westwood
Gail Williams
Teresa Wallace

TEMPEST STAFF

Below is the Tempest Staff, the people which make the bi-monthly Tremper ewspaper. The
staff members are listed by row from left to right starting with the FRONT ROW. Editor,
Barb M ead : editor, Vici Tollack ; feature editor, Judy Reinhard ; sports editor, Gene Tappa ;
editorial editor, Mary Jo Rudy ; ick Shankland ; Sharon Halman ; Sue Greening ; Barb Reinherz ;
Sharon Michaelis ; Pat Greenwald ; Linda Bosman ; copy editor, Jan Myers ; Penny Pias ; Jackie
Bareika ; Rick Balderson ; Mike Evans ; Jean Reinke ; Dennis Haag ; Jan Smith ; Tom Bellaver ;
James Jasen. Miss Sheila Sullivan is the advisor.

TEMPEST SALESMEN

Above are the people who sell the Tempest. They are listed in no particular order: Cindy
Groemke; Linda Burtt; Pat Greenwald; Judy Nealy; Ron Bailey; Jessie Cates; Kathy Kreuser; Rob Luskur; Dyann Miller; Ken Macnamara; Betty Dickey; Mary Lou Thcmey; Ellen
Lundgren; Gary Kuehl; Jim Rowen; June Hamilton; Paul Gerlock; Pam Hollenbeck; Sandy
Gray; David Mattner; Jim Fiers; Pete Behnke; Connie Clark; Elma Anderson; Doug Beine;
Linda Sevey; Kathy Hannan; Joanne Schwaab.

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FRONT ROW-June Lauristsen, Cathy Cudahy, Gail
Stuyvesant, Sandy Guttorrnsen, Diana Dielmann, Sandi
De Kok, Barb Backlund, Maria Gabby, Marilyn Thomas,
Roberta Poppe. SECOND ROW-Dyann Miller, Max
Smith, Mary Anderson, Sue Le May, Barb Thomey, Linda

Ward, Marilou Thomey, Carol Hultenius, Cheryl Perry,
Mary Kreuser, and Kathy Wiersum. BACK ROW-Dale
Petts, Jerry Setter, Bob Kiss, Dan Nye, Craig Harff, and
Allen Rothman.

JUNIOR RED CROSS
OFFICERS
President-Bob Kiss
Vice President-Mary Jo Rudy
Secretary-Linda Burtt
Treasurer-Karen Strangberg

The annual membership campaign combined with the
school chest drive were the main activities of the Junior Red
Cross this year. Mr. Nye is the Advisor.

FRONT ROW-Susan Hayek, Judy Andersen, Joanne
Stamm, Margaret Van Boven, Susan Champion, Jan
Heintz, Carol Ley, Karen Strangberg, Claire Kitchin,
Linda Sevey; SECOND ROW-Bettie Petersen, Margo

Phillips, Kathy Szantor, Mary Jo Rudy, Kathy Hannan,
Kathy Pollock, Vicki Fenn, Anne Orlowski, Patty Bader,
and Ingrid Baehr.

Members are, left to right, ROW 1: Dorathea Vestino,
Tina Horachena, Audrey Helgesen, Sherry Perri, Margie
Hackbarth, Kathy Smith, Terry Horachena, Doris Werwie; ROW 2: Karen Strangberg, Claire Kitchen, Audery
Feldt, Sharon Spence, Pat Allen, Bev Netzer, Sandy Wagner, Barb Mathes; ROW 3: Vivian Perrault, Kathy Hannan, Karen Kube, Cindy Eaton, Cathy Drissel, Patty Bad-

BOOSTER
CLUB
The big job for Booster Club this year was to
boost the spirit of this year's teams. They are
responsible for the large turn out at this years
Wrestling Meets, and to add a little color to
the basketball game with Bradford, they made
a huge Trojan horse which our players ran
through at the beginning of the game.

er, Kathy Pollack, JoAnn Stamm, Gail Phillips, Bonnis
Tollock, Anita Arbanella, Barb Johnson, Brenda Allen,
Chris Henderson, Barbara Cleveland; R 0 W 4: Richard
Veibouse, Peggy Kruse, Diane Stiever, Linda Parrault,
Sue LaMay, Bill Blinton, Ernie Shacks, Sue DeMarco,
Sharon Richter, and Linda Burtt.

SPEECH AND FORENSIC
Pictured above Left to right is the Varsity debate team and the champions of "Rebuttal" the
Debate TV program: John Kishline, Robert Kiss, Carol Beck, Tim Rose, Jeff Reilly is absent.
Miss Baltes was the debate coach.

Below is the Novice Debate team. Members are, left to right: BACK ROW: Phil Brunner, Lee
Nichols, Jeanne Terwall, Sherry Pollard, Allen Rothman, Martha Zydowsky, Sara Weber, Pat
Adamson. ROW 2: David Scoville, Brenda Allen, Christine Henderson, Karen Cravens, Georgia
Pierce, Michael Lill. ROW I: Barbara Malthes, Sharon Holman, Terri Horochena.

In the National Forensic League are,
BACK ROW Joan Terwall, Hellen
Adelt, John Schmidt, Kurt Vollers,
Dewey Reilly, Carla Sheehan; ROW
2-Georgia Pieicc, Gary Fox, Barbara
Schindler, Michael Lill, David Seo·
ville, Richard Steffensen; FRONT
ROW-Tim Rose, John Kishline, Carol Beck, Robert Kiss. Absent were
Jeffrey Reilly, and Michael Evans.
The Junior Varsity Debate Team was
made up of, BACK ROW-Kurt Vollers, Barbara Schindler, Dewey Reilly,
Richard Steffensen; FRONT ROW
-Helen Adelt, John Schmidt, Carla
Sheehan, and Gary Fox.

This year's Forensic Contestants were,
BACK ROW-Tim Rose, Gary Fox,
Linda Sevey, Robert Kiss, Barbara
Schindler, Kathy olan, Richard Steffensen; FRONT ROW-Carla Sheehan, Helen Adelt, John Schmidt, Diane
Miller, Linda Charlton, and absent
were Elizabeth Garren, Jerry Wheeler,
and Jeffrey Reilly.

Members are left to right, in the above left picture,
Marie Hollenbeck, Janice Rudhman, Sussane Hostnick, and Sally Condon.
In the picture above right, are, BACK ROW, Hal
Onserud, Imoge ne Steele . FRONT ROW- Bonnie
Vaccarello, Judy Lehrmann, and Georgia Smith.

Shown above are, ST ANDING, Neil Tatman, Carol Karber, Linda Severy, Jackie
Martell, Mike Henock ; BOTTOM ROW
- Ray Lange, Don Miles, Carlton Werve,
Jim Williams, and Mary Spraker.
At right are BACK ROW- Pamela Poppe, Roberta Poppe, Peter Behnke, David
Newberry, John Campolo and Jeanette
Pedersen ; FRONT ROW- Debbie Smart,
Sue Sandberg, Janet Harp, Yvonne Hansche, and Barb Fish.

At left are ST ANDING, Dave Markese, Jim Hayner, Gary Kuehl, Jeff Kuehl; FRONT ROW- Larry
Simons, Vern Blackford, and Robert Strehlow.

One of the greatest honors that could be bestowed upon
a musical group was given to the combined orchestras of
Tremper and Bradford early this fall. They were invited
to play at the Mid-West Band Clinic in Chicago. They
invited the Tremper A Cappella Choir to accompany them,
and the two groups presented a program long to be re-

membered. The crowd gave them a standing ovation as
a tribute to their fine performance. Mr. Nosal, director,
is pictured at work as usual. As an extra treat, they were
guests at a banquet at the Sherman House and saw My
Fair Lady at the Palace Theatre.

TREMPER AND BRADFORD
ORCHESTRAS
COMBINED
FORA
THRILLING
CONCERT
Darryl Gasser, Tim Lampos, Conney Campbell.

FRONT ROW-John Palmen, Kim Milligan, Mandy
Mann, Captain Bill Walters, Dave Peters, Bob Steinberg,
Bob Schiender, Ken Jacobson; SECOND ROW-Jeff
Peters, Bill Lehrmann, Kipp Kecker, Jim Blackbourne,

John Evans, Bob Bartel, John Woodbury and Coach Miller. THIRD ROW-Coach Voss, Jim Lutz, Kurt Becker,
Dave Klopstein, Byron Bois, Jim Roberts, Bruce Wegner,
Tom Mickewig, Randy Steagall, Howard Turtle.

THE
FROGS

This 1964-65 swim team, the first George elson Tremper High School
swim team, set a fine example this year. Although they did not have a
perfect record, the team was never defeated in their home pool. They
finished the season with a total of 3 wins, and only 4 loses.
This year's captain was Bill Walters. The Main Coach was Mr. Miller,
he was assisted by Mr. Voss.
Team members not pictured in the team picture, are George Becker,
Tom Bernhardt, John Helwig, Jim Oslund, Joe Vanderburg, Lynn Randoll, Sam Cassity, Carl Griswald, Keith Herbrechtomeier, Tracy Ide,
Jeff Vardi, John Parker, Victor Pufant, Phil Rugg, John Schman, Jeff
Sorensen, and Burt Weisman.

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KEY CLUB
The biggest event of the year for Key Club took place
when they received their charter, becoming an official member of the Key Club Inter National. Pictured above receiving
the key club banner are: Left to right, Gene Tappa, Treasurer; Audrew Pendl, district Club chairman; Jack Zacks,
from a visiting Key Club,; Pat Sherman, District Key
Club governor; Ralph Ruffalo, past President, Kiwanis
Club Western Kenosha, and Barry Farnham Tremper's
advisor.
The charter members are: Pat Adamson, Kurt Becker,

Paul Fennema, Jan Galligan, John Grass, Jeff Hansen,
Jim Haynor, Don Jacobson, Bob Kiss, Jack Mattner, Don
Miles, Wally Pawlowski, Tom Renne, Dewey Reilly, Larry
Simons, Dave Splitek, Gary Speaker, John Stamm, Gene
Tappa, Dave Wyosnik, J eff Reilly, Bill Baker, Mark Fennema, Vince Giacomin, Tim Hansen, John Steinbrick,
Rich Hartman, Larry Kovisto, Randy Mann, Bob Sternberg, Tom Hartley, Gary Lawell, J erry Setter, George Lubneiski, and Bob Redly.

Shown at right is Mr. Hooper, one of the assistant principals of Tremper High. He is the scheduler of classes for
students at Tremper. Most of his summer months are
spent preparing the schedule for all teachers and students.
Due to an eye operation, Mr. Hooper was absent during
December and January. He returned in February to begin scheduling for the 65-66 school year. Below is Mr.
Wegner, the other assistant principal. His work is chiefly
with the tardy and absent.
Mr. Augustus is shown on page five of this book.

OUR ADMINISTRATION

PHYSICS AND BIOLOGY

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Science is very important in the schools today. Physics, the science which deals with matter and energy, is taught by Mr. Farnam and
Mr. Hadler. In addition to teaching Mr. Hadler acts as a counselor. Mr. Farnam is pictured below; Mr. Hadler, to the right. On
the left is Mr. Smith who teaches biology,
the science of plants and animals.

At right Mr. Huberty, waits patiently to
begin his Biology.

Mr. icolazzi, an advanced Biology teacher, is busily engaged in helping his students.

PERHAPS THESE SCIENCE

If there are any future scientists roaming the halls
of George Nelson Tremper High School it is probably due to the encouraging words of Tremper's
science department. These dedicated teachers were
always there to help anyone who wanted help.

Below, Mr. Glynn, a chemistry teacher seems to be worried
about his students. "Do they really understand?"

TEACHERS
WILL
PRODUCE A
GREAT
FUTURE
SCIENTIST

Mr. Hensey, an English teacher, shown above
looks disgusted, but in reality he never gives up.
Mr. Piper, an English teacher has just finished
a discussion of Macbeth, and seems to be asking, "Are there any questions." Mr. Piper also
teaches Spanish.
At right Mr. Valente 1s waitmg m his guidance
office ready to counsel any one, day or night.

Pictured above is the office staff, they are from left to
right ; Mrs. Lucille Goldnik, Mrs. Carol Hessinger, Mrs.

Nancy Draeger, Mrs. Mary Fedynik; SEATED,
Francis Lebeckis, and Mrs. Lucia Selander, manager.

DEDICATED ARE THE
TEACHERS, COUNSELORS, AND
THE
OFFICE
STAFF

Mrs.

Two of the teachers that teach in the language department are pictured on this
page. On the right is Mrs. Conrad, who is
correcting her Spanish papers. She teaches
English besides Spanish. Below, Miss Sovde helps a student with her French lesson.
Besides teaching French, she is also an English teacher. On the left, are some typical
students studying their assignments before
the bell rings.

A FINE NEW MUSICAL
TRADITION

The directors of our two instrumental organizations, Band and Orchestra, are Mr.
Froseth and Mr. osal respectively. These
two men have put in hundreds of long
hours patiently leading their groups towards perfection. One school hour a day
is devoted to Band and Orchestra practice.
It is these hours cf practice that make our
band and orchestra the fine performing
groups that they are. It is during these
hours of practice that they review again
and again the numbers they play so well
at the con erts during the year. Tremper
High should be proud of these two dedicated leaders and grateful that they chose
our school for bestowing their knowledge
and talents.

OUR
DEDICATED AND
HARD WORKING
TEACHERS
ART DEPARTMENT
1. Mr. Christy*
2. Mr. Farnham

HOME ECO OM I CS
1. Miss Gorman
2. Mrs. Paintin*
I DUSTRIAL ARTS
1. Mr. Carlson
2. Mr. Carver
3. Mr. DeHart
4. Mr. Freeberg
5. Mr. Kriz*
6. Mr. Schaude

MATHEMATICS
1. Mr. Adams
2. Mr. Bussard
3. Mr. Darula
4. Mr. Fearing
5. Mr. Mealy
6. Mr. Tye*
7. Mr. Palm en
8. Mr. Short

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
1. Mr. Glaeser
2. Mrs. Houghton
3. Mrs. Pautch
4. Mr. Petterson
5. Mr. Primuth
6. Mr. Schmale
7. Mr. Stuyvesant*
8. Mr. Terrill
9. Mrs. Terrill

MUSIC
1. Mr. Froseth
2. Mr. osal·*
3. Mr. Runes tad

E GLISH, SPEECH, READING, and
FOREIG LA GUAGE

PHYSICAL EDUCATIO

(Boys)

1. Miss Baltes*

2. Mrs. Conrad*
3. Mrs. Faust
4. Miss Gelling
5. Mr. Gladding*
6. Mr. Hsnsen
7. Mr. Hensey
8. Mr. Holmes
9. Mr. Huetten
10. Miss Huetten
11. Miss Leggitt
12. Miss Mattocks
13. Mrs. McKay
14. Mrs. MeKenzie
15. Miss Meier
16. Mrs. Moore
17. Mr. Piper
18. Miss Prioletto
19. Miss Sovde
20. Miss Sulivan
21. Mr. Thiel

1. Mr. Fox
2. Mr. McCulloch*
3. Mr. Miller
4. Mr. Voss
5. Mr. Whitworth
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Girls)
1. Miss Hanser*
2. Mrs. Koeber
3. Miss Stann
SCIENCE
1. Mr. Cordiner
2. Mr. Farnam
3. Mr. Glynn
4. Mr. Hodler*
5. Mr. Huberty
6. Mr. Nicolazzi
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SCIENCE (continued )
1. Mr. Smith

2. Mr. Whitaker
SOCIAL STUDIES
1. Mr. Bair

2. Mr. Draeger
3. Mr. Duesterbeck
4. Mr. Eaker
5. Mr. Fischer
6. Mr. Gebhart*
7. Miss Johnson
8. Mr. McCabe
9. Mrs. McCulloch
10. Mr. Miszczak
11. Mr. Rafshol
12. Mr. Thompson
13. Mr. Wambach

LIBRARY
1. Mr. Payne*
2. Mrs. Callahan
PUBLIC HEAL TH NURSE
1. Miss Kupferschmidt
BASIC ACADEMICS
1. Mr. Holkamp

2. Mr. Bis trick
GUIDA CE (Full-time)
1. Miss Khurana

2. Mr. Kreis
3. Mr. Owens
4. Mr. Valente
5. Mr. Brittelli

* Department Chairman

These are our teachers. Their faces
show their dedication, concern, enthusiasm, happiness, and love for their students. We are grateful for their labors
to make u better citizens of our community and country.

MATH
ON THE
MOVE

Math, one of the three basic courses of a student's curriculum, is
represented at Tremper by: Geometry (plain and modern), 'Advanced Algebra (plain and modern), Solid Geometry and Trigonometry (plain and modern), and refresher Arithmetic. Math
also shows up in many of the science and business courses offered
here. The blackboard and the opaque projector are two invaluable
aids in the presentation of these courses. Mr. Adams is pictured ,
far left, drawing the basic geometric figures of his students. Mr.
Darula, at his right, is shown using his blackboard for the students' favorite purpose, assigning homework . Mr. Bussard, above,
is using the opaque projector to present difficult concepts in a
clearer fashion.

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TREMPER'S COUNSELORS

The counselors are one of the students' greatest helps. They help each pupil
individually to plan their future. The students can bring all their problems
to their counselor and the counselors are always wi lling to help. Tremper's
counselors are from left to right: SEATED: Mrs. Galoonik (receptionist)
and Mr. Brittelli: ST ANDING, Mr. Kries, Miss Khurana, Mr. Wambach,
Mr. Hadler, and Mr. Owens. Mr. Valente is not pictured.

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AND THESE ARE THE
STUDENTS THEY HELPED!

'

TRADITIONAL
AND MODERN
MA THEMATICS
BOTH TAUGHT
As our school has a two school tradition, Bradford and
modem Tremper, there are two types of math taught
in Tremper High. The traditional is the math that has
been used for years. The modern has basically the same
theorems, but it has some added concepts, on the theory
that sets it apart from traditional math.

Mr. Fearing draws a diagram for
his geometry students.

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At left: Mr. Mealy gives his students
an assignment in geometry. At right
Mr.
ye, the Mathematics Department head, explains a concept to his
fourth year students.

Mr. Bussard explains an algebra problem
to his students.

HISTORY
BECOMES
MORE AND
MORE IMPORTANT

Social Studies is becoming more important
every day. Now, in addition to the required
American History, the students must also take
World History or Geography. At the extreme
left is a picture of Mr. Eaker who teaches American History and Audio-visual. To the right of
Mr. Eaker is Mr. Miszczak, and then Mr. Duesterbeck. Mr. Meslhak teaches Comparative
Government and World History; Mr. Duesterbeck, World History and Geography.

Mr. Biar on the left explains the concepts of
Social Problems and American History to his
classes.

On the right Mr. Fischer waits patiently for an
answer to his question. He teaches World History and Geography.

Mr. McCabe, American History and
Economics teacher, corrects some papers while his students are also busy at
work.

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AND THEN WE ATE

December 7, the date of our move from Bradford to Tremper, was also the
date on which many students experienced one of the new occurrences of life at
Tremper. This was the closed lunch hour. The kitchen was not completely
done when we first arrived so we were required to bring sack lunches. This
monotonous affair ended on January 4 when the first warm meal was served.
This consisted of spaghetti, salad, bread, milk, and a dessert. The reasonable pnce and wide variety of foods attracted many students causing some
confusion around the meal ticket purchasing window and in the serving
lines. However, once everyone became used to process, the meals were served
without delay.

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Mr. Fox supervises a study hall.

AND THEN CAME STUDYING
Mrs. Callahan helps a student locate information for his
term paper.

Some students get together on a research
project.

Mr. Miller answers Mr. Wegner's request to see a student from his study
hall.

THE BUSINESS
DEPARTMENT
OPENED THE YEAR
WITH SOMETHING
NEW

While the Business Department has most of the
same faces it had last year, it has introduced a new
co:irse into its curriculum. Notehand-Typing, a
course for college bound students, was offered for
the first time this year. There were other courses also such as typing, shorthand, and sales.
After moving to Tremper the students taking business courses, found brand new equipment which
helped the teachers. The shorthand rooms were
equipped with tape recorders and ear plugs so students could take dictation at their own speed of
writing. Above Mr. Primuth gives some helpful
typing pointers. At left, Mr. Schmule explains notehand to pupils.

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Mr. Stuyvesant
sales.

as

he

teaches

Above, Mrs. Houghton demonstrates shorthand on her new
blackboard. At right, Mr. Glaesar seems to be waiting for an important phone call, but in reality
is correcting papers.
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(AUDITORIUM.J

The Classes

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS
The sophomore class of this year will have the honor of being the first class having completed
three full years at George N. Tremper High School. It is a great honor to be part of this new
and beautiful school.
The youngest class is very proud of the fine effort put forth by the Sophomore team, and the
fine sportsmanship displayed at the games by the many new students.
The Sophomore class is represented by (right to left) Donald Backlund, President; Paul
Splitak, Vice President; Marilyn Pedersen, Secretary; and Maxine Smith, Treasurer.

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Gary Adelsen
Marcia Adelsen
Janice Balk
Martha Banerdt
Marilyn Barber
Dennis Baring
Brenda Allen
Sara Allmon
Buddy Barker
Buddy Barker
Donald Barnes
Alan Barry
Betty Anderson
Charles Anderson

Alan Barter
Robert Bartell
Bill Bastian
Christine Botssa
Clark Anderson
Elma Anderson
Terry Bavens
John Beck
Eric Becker
Charles Beckman

Keith Anderson
Jeffry Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Mary Anderson
Donald Bedford
Mark Beine
Patricia Andresen
Chetyl Andrews
Joann Angelo
Dennis Arnold
Robert Bellivau
Glenn Berger
James Aulozzi
Richard Baas
Dwight Babel
Hazel Backe
Nancy Berggren
Gerald Beth

Don Blacklund
Ingrid Baehr
James Bailey
Daniello Balk
Glenn Beth
Dave Bielen
James Blackbourn

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Gerri Wisch
Peter Blaine
Nancy Block

Charles Boehm
Bryon Bek
Marilyn Bosman

Patricia Botz
Mark Bougnet
William Bougneit
Howard Caracciola
Charles Carlson
Mary Jo Cash
Billy Casteel
Anthony Boubonis
James Brandes
Robert Breiling
Ann Marie Chervenick
Donald Christian
John Christianson
Carol Claeys
Elsa Brekellar
John Bria
Freddie Brown
Constance Clark
Judy Clark
Mary Clarke
Dennis Coelin
Mary Brown
Philip Bruno
Marylene Buckelew
Sharon Cohen
James Cohler
Susan Colby
Jean Campagna
Paulette Buckner
Henery Bullamore
Kathleen Bundies
Sally Condon
Corana Conley
Wilma Cowen
Vicki Cox
Larry Buskirk
Charlotte Gaiser
Patsy Calkins
Denneth Dade
Janet Dase
Kristin Davey
Jill Davidson
Jean Campogna
Cammile C<;tmpbell
Margaret Campbell

Diane Duerr
William Dumesic
Alan Dumke

Danny Dunow
Harold Durst
James Eckert

Patricia Ellis
Sandra Ellison
Ronald Elam

Gregory Emery
Sandra Emerg
Mary Evanoff
Rdbin Davies
Freman Davis
Alfred Deangelis
Susan DeAngelis
Lenna Evermon
Michael Falbo
Donavoh Feivor
George Debehignig
Daren Demske
Andrea Denninger
Sandy Dicklin
Mark Fennema
Sally Fenske
Gerald Fermani
Linda Dissmore
Wanda Ditzler
Keith Drysdale
Michele Domnek
Carlini Filibbo
Kandad Filibs
Susanne Finn
Michele Domnek
Alan Donsing
Allen Dorey
Arleen Dorey

Dennis Fischer
Jerry Flannery
Gary Flippo
Kathleen Dorey
Richard Dougherty
Marlene Dovtre
Kathleen Downey
Sharon Flood
Gerald Fonk
Terrance Forbes

Barbara Drafz
James Drissel
J acquehne Dritchard
Charles Drost

Peter Forester
Raymond Forgianni
Larry Foster
Linda Franklin
Judith Frederick
Altonio Free

Donita Frese
Richard Fronce
Jose Franco
Ruby Framco
Richard Fruing
Carol Frye

Gail Fugate
Linda Fuller
Fichard Furloni
Maria Gabbey
David Gahart
Clifford Galster

Ronald Garcia
Linda Gardyneck
Charlotte Garren
Jay Gascoigne
Joseph Gaudio
James Gayheart
Mae Geiger

Patricia Georges
Lawrence George
Colleen Gentz
David Gentz
James Gerlach
Vincent Glocomin
Rose Gibbs
Kathy Giombelti
Bernard Girard
Gary Gitziaff
Kenneth Giannotti
Philip Gold
James Granger
Lois Gratiot
Ed Gray
Belinda Gregor
Betty Greisen
Nancy Gresham
Mary Ann Griffith
Annette Grimes
Carl Griswold
Edna Gross
William Grubelo
Deborah Guinther

Linda Guhormsen
Neil Guttormsen
William Guy
David Haag
Rudy Haag
Cathy Haagenson

Wayne Hackler
Gary Hahn
Randall Hall
J anese Hallmark
Michael Hammond
Nicholas Hannes

Gail Hanrath
Gregg Hansen
Kathy Hansen
Llewellyn Hansen
Robert Hansen
Robert Hansen
Timothy Hansen

Linda Hapanowicz
Robert Harcarik
Brenda Hargett
Dennis Harpe
Harpi Franklow
Janice Harris
Regina Harris

Bonnie Hartung
Linda Harvey
Al Haubrich
Susan Hawkins
Colleen Hays
Lynd~ Hebior
Cheryl Heg
Francis Heg
Dave Heide
Elaine Hellen
Christine Henderson
Michael Henoch
Rita Hensgen
Keith Herbrechtsmeier
Karl Herbrecktsmeier
Bruce Herman
Gloria Hermans
Cheryl Hess
Betty Higginbottom
Kenneth Hill
Louis Hilleslon
Eileen Hinkfuss
Wanda Hoaglan
Linda Hollatz

Pamela Hollenbeck
Gerald Holly
John Hoppe
Terry Horochena

Sharon Houstsinger
Cliffory Hubbard
Catherine Huff
Tracy Ide

Barbara Ingbretson
Frank Iorio
Michael Traylor
Carol Isengay

David Ishmael
Patricia Istranek
Bob Ives
Charles Ivy
Thomas .T ohnson
Jeffrey Johnstone
William Jones
Kathleen Jordan

Chris Kalvonjian
Gregg Kamerad
Erick Kant
Louis Kapesky

Ken .Jacobson
Betty Jensen
Jeanne Jensen
Waite Kastenschmidt
Ronald Keitel
Jill Kellman
Vickie Kessinger
Judith Jensen
William Jeranek
William Jeranek
Leda Kieren
Claire Kitchin
Richard Kiebunee
Terry Kleinschmidt
Kathryn Jividen
Kathryn Jobick
Barbara Johnson
Mike Knoght
Mark Koker
Thomas Kolmos
Louis Kobesky

Douglas Johnson
Karen Johnson
Robert Johnson
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Judith Lawell
Sandy Lawler
Susan Lawler
Lillian Lawrence

William Lawrence
Leah Laybourn
Robert Lee
James Leech

Alex Legler
Kathleen Lehmann
Barbara Lehto
Susan Lemay

William Koprovic
Susan Korklis
Timothy Kos
Valerie Lentz
Terry Lettsome
John Levonowich
Carol Ley
Cheryl Kosloske
Donna Kraak
Lonnie Kraemer
Cathy Leys
Michael Lill
David Lindow
Betty Loback
Kay Kramsuogel
Gerald Kresse!
John Kresse!
Robert Kreuser
Harry Lookabaugh
Michael Lootans
Swayne Lowry
Mary Kreuser
Peter Kriz
Bonnie Krueger
Robert Kruser
George Lubniewski
Robert Lucky
Robert Luska
Catherine Kubly
Susan Kuczenski
Drew Lambrecht
Linda Lamielle
James Lute .
Cheryl Lundberg
David Lyons
James Lambos
Carol Langhes
Gary Larsen
Richard Lassen
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Betty Mabrey
Herbert MacDonald
Claude Mackay

Pat Maedke
Susan Makarewicz
Katherine Manlick
Anthony Marescalco
Linda Marquissee
David Martin

.Judith Martin
Cheryl Massie
Barbara Mathes
David Mattner
Lynda Mattner
Melvin Mat~r

James Maxey
Sandra McCooley
Kathryn McCune
Edward McHenry
Bernard McKeown
Christine McKeown

Margaret Mecum
Shelley Mecum
Gregory Mercier
Patricia Merritt
Darlene Meyer
Lon Meyer
David Michaelis

Gregory Michelson
Thomas Miekewicz
Stephen Miller
Thomas Miller
Diane Mitchell
Gary Mlekush
Sherry Modica
Gerri Moeller
Robert Monnier
Debra Moody
Lynne Morrice
Anita Moser
Pat Maurey
Warren Mudsen
Donald Mueller
Jeff Nardi
Sandra Neff
Anita Nelson
Larry Nelson
Bonita Nephea
Marshall N erarum
Beverly Netzer
Kathleen Neumann
David Newberry

Gayle Nielsen
Jean Nielson
Roger Noeleh
Susan Norris
Patrick O'Connell
David O'Neil

Dennis O'Neil
Hal Onserud
Diane Ostlund
Jeanette Olnhausen
Dennis Olsen
Chris Olson

Lynda Ours
Danny Orender
Robert Osborn
Charles Paczkowski
Mark Padula
Mark Padula

David Pagliaroni
Russel Palermo
Roger Parent
Roger Parham
Thomas Parker
James Pastorek
Paterson Bob

Wendy Paulson
Marilyn Pederson
Linda Perrault
Cheryl Perry
Gordon Peters
Linda Petersen
Mary Peterson
Dimitre Petkovic
Julie Petrelli
Eugene Pfeily
Donald Pharr
Margot Phillips
.T acqueline Piehl
Georgia Pierce
Leslie Piller
Michael Pinzger
Thomas Pitts
Susan Plutchak
Sherry Pollard
Kathy Pollock
.T oseph Potts
Thomas Powers
Karen Pohlman
Hollie Quann

.James Radoy
Shieley Rains
Thomas Rasico
Douglas Rausch
Sandra Reeves
Carol Reid

Barbara Reinherz
Roberta Remus
Barbara Resch
Kathleen Resch
Donna Rerog
Carol Richardson

Tometta Rivers
James Roberts
Stephen Roberts
Brenda Robinson
Judith Rosenberger
Dewey Rosenfeldt

Patti Rovik
Sylvia Rowa
.Janice Rudhman
James Rudy
Jim Rudy
Phillip· Rugg
Jean Rumach

Robert Ruppa
Evonne Russell
James Rutchik
Ronald Rysdam
Susan Sandberg
Paul Saula
Peter Saula
Eugene Savaglio
Marietta Saxe
Helen Schadd
Michael Scherer
.James Schiller
Richard Schindler
Harold Schmidt
Nancy Schmidt
Susan Schmidt
Tina Schmidt
Judith Schumacher
Michael Scott
David Scoville
Frederick Seaberg
Richard Sereno
John Serpe
Cheryl Seaberg

Koleen Sharp
Judy Shipton
James Shuemate
Mark Shumway
Kenneth Sieberlich
Mary Siebert

Joan Sinclair
Kathleen Skender
Curtis Skinner
Judith Slenensk
Georgia Smith
Glen Smith

Kathy Smith
Maxine Smith
Pamela Smith
Patrick' Smith
Donald Sommers
Janet Sommers

Jack Sorensen
Jeffery Sorensen
William Sorenson
Edward Soruggs
Clara Spaulding
Michael Spitzer
Paul Splitek

Janice Spring
JoAnn Stamm
J oAnne Stamn
Jim Staude
Randy Steagall
Imogene Steele
Michael Stefani
Jeanne Steffensen
John Steinbrink
Richard Stetson
Larry Stewart
Diane Stienber
Thomas Stoehig
Karen Strangberg
Sherry Strantz
Renita S tru the rs
Adrienne Sunday
Sue Swacker
Julie Swanson
Lourence Swentesky
Lon Swonek
Cherles Szarafinski
Elaine Szydel
Cherie Talley

Thomas Tallman
Gary Tashek
Neil Tatman

Danny Taylor
William Techert
Keith Thomas

Barbara Thomey
Carol Thomey
Patricia Thompson

.Joseph Tihen
Bonnie Tollack
.John Toomey
Gayle Verkon
Irving Victorson
Kathryn Vieth
Tony Vignieri
Edward Toth
David Towle
Howard Turtle
Barbara Vlackina
Sandra Voelz
Bonnie Vogel
Barbara Voight
Kurt Uhlich
Stephen Uphill
Marilyn Uttech
Peter Vollers
Erwih Von der Ehe
Patricia Wachs
June Wagner
Margaret VanBoven
.James VanBendegam
Joseph Vandenburg
Sandra Wagner
John Wakefield
Gerald Walker
Sandra Walker
Margaret Vanderford
Gerald Vanhorn
Gerald Van Slyke
Linda Wallig
Linda Ward
Mike Warford
Anthony Wawierowski
Elen Veler
Albert Vena
Donald Vena
.Tames Wedell
Susan Weiner
Robert Wells
Robin Wendt

Thomas Wood
John Woodbury
Sanda Woodruff

Bonnie Woolward
Gary Worthington
Dave Wynstar

David Wyosnick
John Wyss
Conley Yonkovick

Katheleen Wersum
Beth Werve
Karen Werve
Doris Werie
Timothy Young
Lynn Yule
Jon Zapt
Paul Westland
James Whitbeck
Dawn White
Michael White
Michael Zarletti
Jerome Zellmer
Gerald Zimmer

Ellen Whitney
Thomas Wiatha
Barbara Wickersham
Charlotte Wieck

Dave Wienke
Timothy Wiersum
William Wilbik
Thomas Wilcok

Edward Willianson
Kathleen Wincek
Marion W inkless
Jeraldine Wisch

Nancy Winch
William Wiygul
Gregory Wright
Janet Wolf

Bemerly Zimmerman

FACULTY
AT WORK

The faculty although they can't pound learning
into their students sometimes wish they could.
They try to put across their points and to influence their students to desire learning. They
also try to prepare them for their roles in the
future as citizens, wives, husbands, and Americans. Above; Mr. Runestad teaches the art of
singing. Right; Miss Gorman talks to her home
economics class.

Above, right ; Mr. Farnham shows his students an
art form. Above, left: Miss Sullivan corrects English papers. Below, right ; Mr. Rafshol explains a
fact in American history. Below, left ; Mr. Thiel
helps his seniors better understand their own language.

JUNIORS

The Juniors are a fun loving group of students who are
caught in a web of "in-betweenness." They are not Seniors and the leaders of the school; they are not Sophomores, the underdogs.
The Junior officers are trying to combat this "in-be-

tweenness". They want the best Prom possible. They will
be setting the tradition for the Proms to come. The
officers are left to right Cathy Johnston, Secretary ; Cynthia Robinson, Vice President; Dave Speaker, President;
and Lynn Swonek, Treasurer.

Daniel Abata
Helen Adelt
Wayne Allen
Lorraine Altendorf
Mark Ancevic
Dennis Andersen

Kathy Anderson
Tom Anderson
Linda Andrews
Dan Angotti
Frank Angotti
Anita Arbanella

Richard Arries
Barbara Backlund
Linda Bailey
Rebecca Bailey
Virgil Banks
.T ackie Bareika

Pauline Barengo
Walter Baxter
Kathy Belongia
Sue Bear
Brenda Beauchamp
William Beckstrom
Sue Bedore

Pete Behnke
Doug Beine
Tom Bernhardt
Pat Berry
Terrie Bishop
James Blair
Cheryl Blankenship
Dana Blasi!
Tim Blaziewski
Pete Bohdanowicz
Jim Booth
Brenda Burgess
Dave Borland
Kathie Bouterse
Richard Bowker
Barbara Bothe
Timothy Bradley
David Brankow
Bill Bredek
Linda Brenaman
Judy Brewer
Floyd Broadway
Chris Brown
Sandra Brown

Peggy Bruce
Susan Brus
James Bucholz
Gary Burkholder

David Burlingham
Lynn Busche
Darcy Byrd
William Cairns

Darlene Calkins
Marilyn Campbell
Joseph Campolo
Kandie Canterbury

Michael Caraccido
Dorothy Cary
Ricky Casteel
Jessie Cates
Donald Cutler
John Dagen
Karen Daggy
Dale Dassy
Jacqueline Caudill
Charlene Cecil
Darlene Cecil
Bob Champion
Darlene Dreyer
Patricia Daun
Joyce DeBruin
Sandra Dekok
Susan Champion
Linda Charlton
Larry Choshenet
Barbara Cleveland
Donald Deseife
Frank Di Cello
Rick Dodge
Linda Drage
Clinton Beth
Ron Coakley
Wendy Cohn
Beverly Co1e
Kenneth Duller
Michael Duncan
Richard Duncan
Karen Dworak
Karen Colombo
Margaret Concey
Renee Covelli
Frederick Cowen
Linda Dworak
Liz Edwards
Karrie Eide
Dean Elert
Bruce Crane
Robert Creighton
Ronna Curnes
John Curran
Paulette Ellsworth
Serelda Ellis
Charles England
John Evans

Karen Friedrich
Bill Froehar
Thomas Fuller
Elizabeth Garren

Paula Garza
Ruth Gately
Steven Genske
John Gentz

Charmayne Gerth
Karen Germain
Ellen Giacomin
Donna Giles

Stanley Ginkowski
Duila Girard
Walter Glass
Robert Glinski
Byron Fanning
Pat Farrell
Sharon Fawning
Audrey Feldt
John Go_ergen
Gary Goldwitzer
Doris Goroski
Samuel Gott
Sue Felkey
Kathy Fennema
Lynn Fennema
Jim Fictum
Larry Grams
Carma Grass
Marcella Gray
Janyce Gray
Margaret Fictum
Kristie Filips
Mary Finn
Richard Flad
Susan Greenberg
Kathleen Grimes
JoAnn Grimshaw
Jean Grobe
Connie Flannery
Danny Foote
Chris Forsberg
Margaret Fosbinder
Sharon Haas
Margie Hackbarth
David Hagen
Brian Hahn
Charles Fox
Cheryl Fox
Gary Fox
Toni Fox
Donna Hahn
Joseph Hall
Paula Hams
Marilyn Hanes
Fred Frei
Lon Fredericksen
Claudia Frey
David Friddle

Nancy Hannahs
Kathy Hannan
Sherry Hargett
Susan Harvey
Larry Harvill

Jim Haynor
Lynn Heck
Elaine Heide
Roxy Heide
.Janice Heintz
Audrey Helgesen

.John Helwig
David Hensgen
Dianne Hermann
Lynn Hill
LaVonne Himberg
Shirley Hines

Kurt Hoefert
John Hollister
Thomas Holmgren
Stephen Holt
Nancy Holtman
Tina Horrochena
Richard Huber

Wallace Hucker
Howard Hughes
Carol Hultenius
Catherine Hyde
Ed Ide
Mary Ingram
Kathryn Irving
Dennis Ives

Maureen .Jacobs
Larry .J acubowicz
Brenda Jaehne
David .Jahnke
Geraldine .Janas
Sandra James
Marc .Jerome
Bonnie Johnson
Shirley Johnson
Cathy Johnston
Charlotte Jones
Judith Juliana
Vicki Juga
Dave Jurgens
.Joyce Kaiser
Shirley Kazin

Kip Keckler
Sue Kemp
Beth Keuffer
James Kirby
Larry Kivisto
Dennis Kloet

Dorothy Klokow
Norman Kober
Rosemary Koblenski
Barbara Kolmos
David Kopf
David Koprovic

Michael Kurkles
Larry Kraemer
Robert Kramsuoge
Marcy Krehbiel
Carol Kriofsky
Ned Krommi

Alan Krueger
Kathy Kruse
Gerrie Kubart
James Kuzik
Larry Kummerzelt
Donna La Dousa
Daniel Lahti

Tim Lalona
Raymond Lance
Raymond Lang
Bill Lange
Terry Lannove
Linnea Larsen
Cynthia Lavdonio
William Lauzon
Sandra Leech
Judith Lehrmann
Kathy Letsom
James Linderman
Thomas Loetz
Donn Lundskow
Kathleen Luckas
Lynda Lund
Ellyn Lundgren
Robert Luskin
Leonard Lyons
Randy Mackay
David Mackese
Mike Mac Mahon
Donald Maegaard
Rose Majewski

Daniel Maki
Sharon Malsack
Dale Malsch
Jo Anna Malzahn

Randolph Mann
Charlene Manther
Georgia Margetson
Connie Marquardt

Robert Marocchi
Darryl Martin
.Terry Martin
Roberta Martin

Carol Martinson
Irma Martinez
Beverly McNeil
Pamela McNeil

Thomas Moeri
Christine Mohr
Linda Molette
Mark Montemurro

Crais Mentink
Michael Kirklis
John Miler
Danny Moore
Veronica Moore
Phillip Morris
Ed Morrison
Don Miles
Greg Milligan
Kathy Milligan
Jeffrey Morton
Anne Moses
Dick Moyer
David Morz
Kimberley Millagan
.Terry Millar
Diane Miller
Rose Murphy
Robert Mutchler
Janice Myers
Rebecca Nehr
Donna Miller
Janice Miller
Shirley Miller

Darlene Nelson
James Nelson
Robert Nelson
Dorothy Nevi

Nancy Miner
Linda Mink
Charles Moeri

John Palmen
Michael Palmer
Judith Parker
Robert Parsons

Paul Pasiciak
John Paul
Dale Paulovich
Cheri Paulson

Bob Pedley
Sharon Pence
Toni Perri
Cheri Peter
Loreen Nevoraski
Karen Neumann
Gary ichols
David Peters
Jeff Peters
Bettie Peterson
Bruce Peterson

Roger Nielsen
Joan Nielsen
Geroge Nimmerguth
Dori Peterson
Janice Peterson
Cheryl Pflugrad
Maxine Pias

Pat Nord
Linda Norris
Milton Northway
David O'Conner
Penelope Pias
Cathleen Picken
Susan Piehl
Kristine Oeckler
Donald Olsen
Larry Olsen
Carol Olson
John Pierce
Richard Pierce
Sandra Pitts
John Osterman
Jonnie Ostlund
Susan Pabst
Neil Pacetti
James Platt
Cheryl Paulman
Rozanne Pohlman
Diane Packard
Rosemary Pagliaroni
Pat Palermo
Carol Paleski
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Pamela Montomer
Tim Popp
Pam Poppe

Maureen Poulovich
Lloyd Powers
Pat Prange
Victor Pufont
Suellyn Puhr
William Puis

Karen Quarders
Robert Queen
Robert Querns
Mary Quigley
Dewey Reilly
Vicki Reim

Art Reimer
Judith Reinhard
Pat Reinke
Thomas Renne
Bruce Rice
Roger Richards

Richard Reichel
Earlene Ridley
Keith Ritchie
Robert Robbins
Diane Roberts
Jo Ann Robertson
Cynthia Robinson

Dotty Robinson
Jack Robinson
Robert Robinson
Mike Rock
Paul Roemer
Mark Roppuld
Cheryl Rowen
Mary Rudy
Robert Ruebsamen
Charles Ruins
Bill Rullman
Tim Runde
Larry Rutkowski
Gene Ryshkus
Eugene Ryshkus
Steve Sabby
Dan Sanford
Anna Savaglio
Jim Scott
Barbara Schindler
Karen Schmikel
John Schmidt
Mary Schmitz
Robert Schmore

Robert Schneider
Glen Schnuckel
Karen Schultz
Roger Schulz
John Schwan
Tom Selena

Lawrence Seefeld
Lori Seelandt
Karen Seiberlick
Barbara Senek
Kathryn Sentier
Robert Senuggs

Michael Shoffer
Carla Sheehan
John Sieger
Henry Sigger
Trudy Sigman
Raymond Sikorsky

Larry Simons
Matthew Skender
Robert Skilbeck
Judith Slenensky
Deborah Smart
Gary Smith
Katherine Smith

Lawrence Smith
Mack Smith
Patsy Smith
Richard Smith
Suzanne Smith
Cynthia Snyder
Rick 'Sorensen
Sharon Sonquist
Gary Speaker
Sharon Spence
Lenore Spencer
Mary Spraker
Barbara Springer
Ronald Springer
John Stamm
Pamela .Stange
Judy Stein
Robert Sternberg
Patricia Stevens
Bruce Stewart
Richard Steffensen
Judith Steigman
Dennis Stienseifer

JoAnn Terwall
Jeanne Tews
Betty Tinker
Daniel Thomas

Linda Thomas
Marilou Thomey
Vickie Tollack
Dave Torgerson

Susan Tower
Donald Urguhart
Pat Valley
Gloria Vernon

Dorathea Vestino
Jill Vita
Kurt Vollers
C. J. Waites

Bob Walden
Michael Waldo
Lorraine Waldron

Janice Stipanuk
Sharon Stratton
Donna Stelter

Robert Strehlow
Jean Streit
Claudia Struthers
Mary Sturino
Paul Walker
Teressa Wallace
Terrie Wallce
Eugene Sunday
Cheryl Surrati
Barbara Swanson
Lynn Swonek
Patricia Warnock
Entoinet Watersteadt
Richard Wavro
Kathleen Szantor
Alan Szepi
Eleanor Szurovecz
Michelle Taube
Burton Weisman
Charles Wells
John Weston
L_e ata Techerk
William Templin
Jane Tennant
Lorentha Tennant
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Tom Westland
Star Wiemelt
Nancy Wienke
.James Wierzbicki
Dennis Zander
Thomas Zarovi
Frank Ziccarelli
Michael Wilcox
Linda Wilda
Barbara Wilhelm
Gail Williams
David Ziesener
David Zink
Linda Zirbel
Bob Williams
Dorothy Willis
Russell Wills
Bob Wingate
Martin Zoromseis
Mary Zuhde
Richard Zuhde
Mary Wisinger
Ron Wrig;ht
Ken Yance
Nancy Yule
Martha Zydowsky
Barbara Blasi
Raymond Nelson

SENIORS

The Senior Class has finally reached an end to the years
of secondary education. They must meet the challenges
of the world, but first they must graduate. The Seniors
elected June Lauritsen, Secretary; Arleen Yordi, Treasurer; Tim Rose, President; Dan Nye, Vice-President to

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sezve as planners for this event. (Pictured left to right
below.} They plan to have a fine commencement ceremony. They will be setting a tradition that may be followed for years, and they hope to plan it so effectively
that it will be followed for years.

PATRICK L. ADAMSON
LULA M. ALDRIDGE
PATRICIA A. ALLEN
SHERMAN L. ALWARDT

GAYLE A. AMECHE
DAVID H. ANDERSON
JUDITH L. ANDERSON
GARY ANDERSON

GARY ANDERSON
GE E T. ANDERSON
LINDA L. A DERSON
SUSAN W. A DERSON

CAROL A. ANGELO
SANDRA J. ARCHER
MICHAELYN J. ASHMUS
PHYLLIS A. AULOZZI

MAR TIN G. BACH
H.-\ROLD A. BACKE
P.\TR!Cl.\ BADER
GILBERT T. BADILLO

ROlliALD W. BAILEY
BARBARA L. BAKER
RICHARD A. BAODERSON
JUDY A. BARNETT

ROBERT BAUERS
GEORGE P. BECKER
THOMAS A. BELLAVER
TIMOTHY R. BERRY

JERRY B. BILLEN
VER A. BLACKFORD
LINDA J. BLAIR
REX M. BLAKE

WILLIAM BLI 1'EN
PA UL ]. BLA CHARD
GAIL E. BLOOMER
LINDA D. BLOXDORF

DAVID G. BOHR
THOMAS A. BOH
KATHERINE S. BOLDUS
CARYNL. BON

BRIAN R. BOSMAN
LINDA J. BOSMAN
HEATHER]. BOTHE
LYNN A. BOUQNEIT

JOANNE M. BOXER
ALA' E. BOZON
ROBERT 0. BRADLEY
ROSE BRA:\DOFIN;\

JAMES F. BRENNAR
GAIL BRECHEISEN
JERRY BREWER
ARLEEN J. BRIGGS

JOYCE L. BRION
KENL. BRUCE
PHILLIP A. BRUNNER
PATRICIA A. BRYANT

JO ANN BUCKNER
KATHLEEN A. BURESS
RONALD E. BURDEN
BARBARA BURGER

NANCY A. BURLINGHAM
LINDA C. BURTT
JEFFREY CADDOCK
SUSAN M. CAIRO

PAMELA A. CAMEROTA
CONNY CAMPBELL
JOHN P. CAMPOLO
SAMUE'L R. CASSITY

JANICE CHERNIK
DONNA MAE CHRISTIANSON
JEAN L. CLIFFORD
CARLYN COHEN

JENNIFER R. COMER
MARSHA M. CO GDON
SUSAN C. COOKSON
DWIGHT M. COURSEY

ROSEMARY COVELLI
NAOMI CRAMER
KAREN I. CRAVENS
CATHLEEN R. CUDAHY

KATHLEEN A. DAUN
JAY R. DECKER
SUSAN R. DeMARCO
PATRICIA A. DeNEVE

BETTY LU DICKEY
DIANA M. DIELMANN
ADRIENNE D. DODGE
PATRICIA M. DODGE

CAROLE E. DOUD
DAVID DRAKE
CAROLE E. DREXEL
KATHERINE L. DRISSEL

KATHLEEN A. DROST
MARGARET K. DUES! G
DIANA J. DUNFORD
TIMOTHY J. EAKER

CYNTHIA M. EATON
KATHLEEN A. EAVES
RICHARD W. EHNOW
KENNETH L. RICH

BONNNE L. EIDE
DAVID J. ENGSTROM
SHEILA M . EUCALANC
MICHAEL D. EVANS

JUNE E. EVENSON
RICHARD D . EVENSON
JANEE. FATL
RUTHANNE FAY

TIM G. FECHNER
LINDA M. FELLOWS
VICTORIA A. FENN
PAUL A. FENNEMA

JAMES K. FIERS
CAROLE ]. FILIPS
GARY E. FISCHER .
MARYL. FLAD

TOM L. FLAN ERY
DON T. FLATLEY
CAROLYN S. FLI KOW
CLIFFORD N. FOLKERS

ROBERT T . FRANK
DELORES A. FRANZEN
MARY FREDERICKSE
ALLEN FRIEDRICH

FRED L. FROEBER
EUGE E FOX
JAN P. GALLIGAN
SANDRA L. GASCOIG E

DARRYL E. GASSER
DIANNE E. GASSER
NICK J. GAUDIO
THOMAS E. GEORGES

PAUL E. GERLACH
WALTER P. GLERUM
JOHN R. GRASS
JOHN G. GRASTY

CHARLES P. GRAY
SANDRA L. GRAY
ED GREENING
PATRICIA A. GREENWALD

GAYLE A. GREISE
BOB GREWENOW
CYNTHIA S. GROENKE
HAROLD V . GROENKE

SANDA J. GUTTORMSEN
DENNIS R. HAAG
RENEE A. HAGERTY
KATHLEE M. HAINS

JOE F. HALL
WALTER C. HAMMOND
JOSEPH J. HALPIN
JUNE E. HAMIL TON

TERRY A. HANNA
JEFF B. HANSE
BOB HANSON
CRAIG R. HARFF

KAYE L. HARMO
JANET R. HARP
THOMAS B. HARTLEY
MARY M. HARTNELL

JAMES H. HAUBRICH
KATHERINE A. HAUBRICH
NANCY A. HAUBRICH
PAULA HAUBRICH

SUSA J. HAYEK
LINDA L. HEES
DEBBIE L. HENDERSON
JEANINE E. HE
EMAN

BRUCE N. HENRY
LARRY HERDE
CARL J. HERMANS
CYNTHIA A. HIBBARD

ROBERTA I. HIX
BILL R. HOEFER
SUSAN E. HOLICKA
CHERYL HOLLENBECK

MARIE E. HOLLENBECK
SHARON L. HOLMAN
JEFF J. HOLTMAN
JUDITH A. HUDSON

ROY HUFF
TERRY M. HUGHES
LARRY P. HUI SSE
ROGER L. JACKSO

DONALD A. JACOBSON
LAWRENCE J. JANIAK
MARGARET K. JENSEN
KIPP A. JOHNSON

MARGARET J. JOH SON
BARBARA C. JO ES
KAREN L. JULIUS
LYNNE. JUGA

RICHARD H. KAISER
WILLIAM E. KANT
CAROLE A. KARBER
RONALD J. KAZIN

SUSA M. KEKIC
DEN IS KEITEL
EARLAMOND M. KIEREN
JOHN R. KISHLINE

ROBERT KISS
MARGARET KLAPPA
DAVID KLOPSTEIN
DE NIS KLOPSTEIN

ROSEMARY KLOWA
KATHERINE KNAPP
WILLIAM D. KOLLMAN
CAROL L. KORBEL

KATHLEEN M. KOSCAK
MARTIN A. KOWALSKY
LI DA M. KRAAI
KATHLEEN M. KREUSER

LINDA M. KREUSER
DAVID P. KREUSER
FAYE KRUEGER
GEORGE KRUEGER

MARGE KRUEGER
ROBERT E. KRUEGER
JOH J. KRUSA
PEGGY A. KRUSE

KAREN A. KUBA
SHEILA K. KUBARTH
DONNA M. KUBLY
FRANKLIN L. KUEZENSKI

GARY W. KUEHL
GARY]. LABA OW
DARLE. E A. LADOUSA
CHRISTI E H . LAMPOS

DALE LANGE
RONALD W. LANE
JOE F. LANG
MICHAEL D. LARSEN

MARK LASSEN
JUNE A. LAURITSEN
CHERYL LAW
GARY A. LAWELL

GARY J. LAWLER
SANDRA L. LA WREN CE
WILLIAM H. LEHRMANN
KAREN J . LEHTO

JIM E. LEISCHOW
LUANA M. LEONARD
MARYE. LEVONOWICH
HELEN B. LIENAU

JEANNE M. LTT.L
LINDA L. LINDNER
JULIA M. LOMARTIRE
JUD ITH M. LOOKER

JAMES R. LOSHEK
PATRICIA LUBNIEWSKI
ANDREA J. LUNDIN
CLAUDIA R. MacKAY

THOMAS MADDUX
DALE A. MAGNESS
KURT J. MALONEY
DIANE J. MANCUSI

JUDITH K. MANCUSI
ANN J. MAR TELLE
KATHLEEN A. MAR TIN
MARILYN J. MARTIN

SUSANK. MARTIN
JONG. MASON
MICHAEL L. MATRISE
PATRICIA A. MATTERN

JACK MATINER
GARY McCOMBS
KE T McNAMAR
BARBARA MEAD

MICHELE MECUM
GRACE MELITO
KATHY MENTINK
TERRY MEROW

KE T MESCHER
SHARON A. MICHAELIS
WILLIAM P. MIEIKE
DIANE MORGAN

PAUL J . MILLER
DELORA MIZER
CAROLE A. MODICA
CHRISTINE D. MOELLER

MARYL. MOELLER
THELMA A. MOERI
MIKE A. MOLINARO
JEFFREY MOR TON

ARLINE N. MOSER
BARBARA J. MOSES
DIANE M. MOSTENAN
KEITH A. MUIR

LAWRENCE C. MULLER
JUDITH E. MURPHY
SA DRA L. MUTCHLER
JUDY A. EALY

DA IEL P. EAU
LI DA S. NEITZEL
LEE E. NICHOLS
TIM C. NICHOLS

JOHN A. NICKLE
GREG R . NILES
KATHLEEN NOLAN
JAMES NORRIS

DANIEL E. NYE
ELLEN OQUIST
ANNE M. ORLOWSKI
JIM K. OSTLUND

DIANE J. OTTO
LESLIE PA KA
KARL J. PARRY ·
RICHARD L. PATTERSON

CARLEEN M. PAUL
WALTER PAWLOWSKI
METTE J. PEDERSEN
THOMAS E. PEPKE

VIVIAN L. PERRAULT
JANE PETERSO.
JERRY A. PETERSON
JUDITH P. PETRAUSKY

LARRY PETRICEK
DALE PETTS
KE PFEIFFER
BARBARA PICKOS

LAWRENCE R. PIEHL
KRISTIE L. PLAISTED
CAROL J. POLANIN
GREGG POLZI

ROBERTA POPPE
GAY POWERS
LI DA PRELL
GLORIA PRINGLE

CLAUDIA A. QUARDERS
CAROL RASHMUSSEN
LY N RANDEL
JEFFREY M. REILLY

DEAN REINKE
PAUL R. REMUS
SUZANNE R. RICHARDS
EDELGARD C. RICHTER

SHARON K. RICHTER
LI DA E. RICHWINE
ODIS L. ROBER TS
BARBARA A. ROBINSON

GLENDA ROBINSON
KATHLEEN J. ROBINSON
LINDA M. ROBINSON
KATHERINE ROBLESKI

KAY S. ROEDER
KATHY ROEMER
BEYERL Y ROGERS
JANET A. ROGERS

TIM H. ROSE
MICHAEL J. ROSKO
MIRIAM ROSS
JAMES L. ROWEN

GARY L. RUBE ZER
JOHN E. RUGG
LINDA I. RUHLE
MARY A NE RUMACHIK

JOE E. RUSSELL
HARVEY SABIN
FRANK A. SALITURE
EARL CHARLES SCHARNICK, JR.

CAROL SCHAUFEL
PEGGY]. SCHMERLING
JERRY D. SCHNAARE
GAIL N. SCHOCH

KATHLEEN SCHREI
TERRY SCHULTZ
CYNTHIA J. SCHUSTER
RICHARD A. SCHUTZ

JOANNE SCHW ABB
JOANN SEBENA
MARY I. SEEFELD
NANCY L. SENTIERI

GERALD SETTER
LINDA L. SEVEY
JAMES L. SHAFF AR
JOHN R. SHEAR

BILL SIEPERT
BILL L. SIGMAN
RICHARD SIGMAN
JOHN R. SINCLAIR

DANIEL J. SMITH
DAVID SMITH
KAREN J. SMITH
SUELLEN J. SORDAHL

DAVID R. SORENSEN
JAMES SORENSEN
JIM SORENSEN
KENNETH R . SORENSEN

WILLIAM SORENSEN
NANCY J. SPECHT
JUDY A. SPENCE
SAMUEL F. SPITZ

DAVID SPLITEK
BERNARD D. SPRINGER
DAVID G. SPRI GER
LINDA J. ST ARR

ROBIN STAUDER
ROBERT W. STEELE
LINDA L. STEIN
CATHLEEN A. STERLI G

HELENE. STERNY
JANE A. STEVENS
TOM SIEWERT .
DAVID M. STIPANUK

GAIL S. STUYVESANT
WILLIAM G. SUNDAY
CAROL R. SU DAY
BETTY SWANSON

WILLIAMS. TANSKEY
GENE T. TAPPA
SHARON L. TENCH
JOANNE K. TERWALL

CAROLYN L. THOMAS
MARILYN L. THOMAS
YVONNE R. THOMAS
GARY L. TOPEL

PHYLLIS J. URBANSKI
BONADENE VACCARELLO
MICHAEL P. VAN BENDEGOM
RICHARD H. VAN BOU EN

LLOYD VANDENBERG
CAROLE S. VAN HORN
BILL VARECK
JOHN P. VENA

THOMAS J. VENA
RICHARD G. VERBONSE
SUSAN M. WACHS
LINDA L. WAKEFIELD

SANDRA L. WAKEFIELD
HARRY E. WALKER
ROXINE D. WALLNER
WILLIAM WALTERS

GEORGF B. WEDELL
DALE C. WELLMAN
MELISSA M. WEMBER
KE. WENDORF

CARLETON E. WERVE
BETTY J. WESTWOOD
JERRY WHEELER
MARK E. WHITEFOOT

SHARON A. WICHERSHAM
JERRY S. WICKLUND
JOHN K. WIGHT
JUDY A. WIGHTMA

ELAINE WILLIAMS
JIM WILLIAMS
MARY WILLIAMS
LYNN WILLMORE

CAROL WINKLESS
CHERYL WITT
PE
Y WITT
DO WOLFE

GEORGIA WOOD
CARLA YA KOVICH
ARLE E YORDI
KARL YOUNG

TOP ROW: KATHY ZAPENCKI, KAREN ZEBROWSKI, ALLEN ZELL ER, GEORGIANA ZIEHR, DENNIS ZIELINSKI, SA DRA ZIELSDORF. BOTTOM

FACULTY
It has been said that the high school years are the
happiest years of a person's life. If this is true then
the people who make them the happiest must be
teachers and friends. The teachers have. guided and
instructed the seniors for the past three years. They
have tried to give the students an appreciation of
the wonderful things in life. At right Miss Johnson
teaches world history. Below Mr. Gebhart instructs
his senior class in the principles of American government.

ROW: SUSAN ZIELSDORF, CAROL BECK, LORETTA JACKSON, ROBERT POPP, ALLEN ROTHMAN,
SCHERYL NELSO .

Giving Students an education in the many areas of art,
literature, and beauty and interesting them in the world
are the objectives of the teachers on this page. Left above,
Mr. Christy shows students an art form. Above right
Mrs. McCulloch teaches social problems. Below left, Mr.
Hansen teaches literature. Below right Mr. Payne shows
a student the world of information in the library.

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES
ADAMSON, PATRICK L.-Pat-Lincoln-Honor
Society 2,3; Key Club 3; Tempest Salesman 3;
Sportsman Club, Booster Club 3.
ALDRIDGE, LULA M.-G.A.A.; Sub Deb; Hall
Monitor.
ALLE , PATRICIA A.-Pat-Lincoln-Red Cross
1,2; Spy Salesman 1,2; Booster Club 3; G.A.A. 3.
ALWARDT, SHERMA L.
AMECHE, GAYLE A.
aych-Lincoln-Aquettes
3.
A DERSO , DAVID H.-Dave-Lincoln-Hi-Y
2,3; Basketball 2,3.
A DER 0 , GARY C.-McKinlyA DERSON, GARY L.-Lincoln- tudent Council 3; Booster Club 3.
A DERSON, GE E T.-Lincoln-Golf 1.
A DERSEl'I,
JUDITH
L.-Judy-LincolnG.A.A. 1,2,3, board 2,3, Vice-President 3; cience
Fair 2.
A DERSO , LI DA L.- McKinley- G .A.A. 2;
Senior Girls Choir 3; Boo ter Club 3; Hi-Style 3.
ANDERSON, SUSAN W.-Central High SchoolG.A.A. 2.
A GELP, CAROL A.-"Philsie"ARCHER, SANDRA J.- andy-McKinleyASHMUS, MICHAEL YN J.-"Ash"- LincolnBooster Club 2,3 ; Winn ' mask 1, Orientation Usher 2; Student Council 3; Red Cross Representative 1; Band 1,2; Spy Salesman 2.
AULOZZI, PHYLLIS A.-" anny"-LincolnBACH, MARTIN G.-McKinleyBACKE, HAROLD A.- Lincoln- A Capella Choir.
BADER, PATRICIA A.- Patty-Lincoln- Red
Cross 1 2; Future urses 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Prom
Committee 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Booster
Club 3; Stage Guild 3; Spy 2; Tremper Yearbook
(Classic) 3, Business Manager 3; Hi-Style 3.
BADILLO, GILBERT T.-"Gibby"BAILEY, RO ALD W.- Ron- LincolnBAKER, BARBARA L.-L i n c o 1 n- Sophomore
Mixed Choir, Secretary; Win n' Mask 1 ; Spanish
Club 1; A.F.S. 1,2; Senior Girls Choir, Secretary;
Graduation Usherette 2; Prom Decoration Chairman; A Cappella Choir 3; Student Council 3.
BALDERSON, RICHARD A.-Rich- Kenews 1,2;
Tempest 3.
BARNETT, JUDY A.-Bars-McKinleyBA ERS, ROBERT J.- Bob- LincolnBEAUCHAMP, BRENT F.-LincolnBECK, CAROL S.- Lincoln-Wig n' mask 1
"Cheaper by the Dozen"; Trident 1,2,3, VicePresident 2; Debate 1,2,3; K-Teens 2,3; Honor

160

Society 2; A.F.S. 2; Kenews salesman 2.
BECKER, GEORGE P.-Pete~ Lincoln Key Club
1,2,3; Stage Guild 1,2,3; Sophomore Choir;
A Cappella Choir 2,3; Madrigals 1,2,3; Pool Assistant 2; Seminar 1,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3;
A.F.S. 1,2; Swimming 2,3; cience Fair 1,2;
third place 2; Latin Club 2,3; Kcnews 1; Variety
Show 3.
BECKER, KURT W. Lincoln Band 1; Key
Club 1,2,3; Swimming 1,3; Science Fair 2.
BEISER, RICHARD Rick-Lincoln.
BELLA VER,
THOMAS
A.-Tom-LincolnSophomore Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2;
\Vig and Mask 1; Kencws 1,2 ·Tempest 3; Science
Fair 1,2 ; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3.
BERRY, TIMOTHY R.-Tim-Lincoln.
BILLEN, JERRY B.-Shorty-McKinley.
BLACKFORD, VER
A.-Stroke-McKinleyBand 1,2,3 ; A.F.S. 1,2; Student Council 3.
BLAIR, LINDA ].- Lincoln Stage Guild 1,2, Secretary Treasurer 2; Sophomore Mixed Choir;
Senior Girls Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3; HiStyle 2,3, Treasurer 3; Wig and Mask 2; Seminar
1,2 ; Science Club 3; Spelling Bee, second place 1.
BLAKE, REX M. -The Kid- McKinley-Sophomore Football ; Varsity Football 2,3; Track 1,3 ;
Swimming 3.
BUNTEN, WILLIAM E. -Bill- Lincoln-Football 1,2,3; Booster Club 2,3; Baseball 1,2, manager.
BLA CHARD, PAUL ].- Lincoln-Spy 2.
BLOOMER, GAIL E. McKinley- Trident 1,2,3;
Future Teachers 1.
BLOXDORF, LI DA D.- Leela- McKinleySophomore Girls Choir; Senior Girls Choir 2;
A Cappella Choir 3; Tempest salesman 3.
BOEHM, DO TALD Dean- McKinley.
BOHR, DAVID G.- Dave Lutheran High, RacineSophomore Football; Varsity Football 2,3; Track

2.
BOHN, THOMAS A.- Tom Zion-Benton H.S.Tennis 2.
BOLDUS, KATHERINE S.-Kathy-McKinleyTrident 2; Aquettes 3.
BONN, CARY L.- McKinley-Band 1,2,3.
BURGER, BARBARA A.- BarbBOSMA , BRIAN R.- Hi-Y 2,3; Student Council
3; Wig and Mask 1.
BOSMAN, LINDA JEAN- Bosie-Lincoln-Booster Club 2; Tempest ad manager 3; Quill and
Scroll 2,3; Prom Committee 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Classic salesman 3.
BOTHE, HEATHER ].- Mouse- Kemper HallStudent Council 3; Spy Salesman 2; Tempest
Salesman 3.
BOUQNEIT, LYNN A.ope-McKinley.

2,3; president 3; Sadie Hawkins Candidate 2;
Senior Mixed Choir 2, Band, Orchestra 3 ; Junior
Secretary.
CAMPOLO, JOH P.-Lincoln- Orchestra 1,2,3.
CAREY, JAMES- Lincoln.
CASH, CHARLES A.- Chuck- McKinley.
CASSITY, SAMUEL R.--Sam- Lincoln- Band 1.
CHERNIK, JA ICE N.- Lincoln-:--Sophomore
Mixed Choir A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sub-Deb 2,
3; Honor Society 2,3.
CHRISTIANSON, DONNA MAE- Don- Union
Grove H .S.- Student Council 3.
CLIFFORD, JEAN L.- Lincoln.
COFFELT, TWILA M.-Albany, Missouri.
CORE , CARLYN- Lincoln- Wig n' Mask 1;
Booster Club 1 ; Spy Salesman 1 ; Red Cross Alternate 1.
COLBY, KENNETH W.-Ken- Lincoln.
COMER, JEN IFER R.- Jenny- Lincoln- Future Nurses 1,2,3; Red Cross Alternate 1.
CONGDON, MARSHA M. -"Crow"-LincolnSophomore Mixed Choir ; Trident 1,2; Aquettes
3; Student Council 3; Senior Girls Cho;r 2; Tempest Salesman 3; Red Cross 1,2,3.
COOKSON, SUSAN C.-Sue- Lincoln-Artists
Alley 2,3.
COVELLI? ROSEMARY- Rosie-Lincoln-Sophomore Girls Choir ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Senior
Girls Ckioir 3; G.A.A. 2,3.
COURSEY, DWIGHT M.-Lincoln-Regemental
Band 1,2,3.
COX, PAUL D.-McKinley.
CRAMER, AOMI R.- Lincoln.
CRANE, CHARLES E.-Chuck- McKinley.
CRAVE S, KARE !.- Lincoln- Future Teachers
1; Prom Committee Chairman 2 ; G.A.A. 1,2,3;
G.A.A. Board 2, president 3; Band 1,2,3.
CUDAHY, CATHLEEN R.-Cathy-LincolnA.F.S. 1,2; Spy Salesman 1; Graduation Usherette
2; Student Council 3; Prom Committee 2; Future
Nurses 3; Wig n' Mask 2; Booster Club 2.
DADE, JOHN M.--Lincoln.
DARR, SANDRA-Dee, Dee-McKinley-Regemental Band 1,2,3.
DAUN, KATHLEEN A.-Kay-WashingtonKenews 2; Tempest Exchange Editor 3; Sophomore Girls Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Senior
Girls Choir 3.
DECKER, JAY R.-Lincoln.
DeMARCO, SUSAN R.-Sue-Linco!n-Booster
Club 1,3; Red Cross 2; Wig and Mask 2; Prom
Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 1,2;
Graduation Usherette 2; Ticket Chairman-"Anastasia".
DeNEVE, PATRICIA A.- Pat-Lincoln-Booster
Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3.

BOX-DEN
BOXER, JOANNE M. McKinley.
BOZO , ALAN D. Bozo-Lincoln Sophomore
Basketball l.
BRACK EY, ALBERT K. Al- Lincoln .
BRADLEY, ROBERT 0.- Bol>-Lincoln.
BRA D, JOAN M.- McKinley.
BRANDALISE, ROBERT- Bob- McKinley.
BRANDOFINA, ROSARY A.- Rose- Lincoln.
BRENNAR, JAMES F.- Jim- Lincoln.
BRIGGS,
ARLENE
].- Lincoln- Sophomore
Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3 ; Booster
Club 1,2,3 ; Sophomore Cheerleader ; Varsity
Cheerleader captain 3 ; Madrigals 1,2,3 ; Prom
Committee 2.
BRION, JOYCE L.- Lincoln- Booster Club 1,2,3;
Prom Committee 2; Future Nurses 1; Artists Alley
2.
BRUCE, KEN L.- Lincoln-Booster Club 1;
Wrestling 3.
BRU NER, PHILLIP A.- Phil- Lincoln- Sophomore Mixed Choir ; Sophomore Football ; Track
1; Gymnastics Team 1,2 ; Debate 3.
BRYANT, PATRICIA A.- Pat- McKinley- Future urses 2 ; Future Teachers 2; Kenews 2 ;
Booster Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Spy
Salesman 1,2; Kenews Salesman 2,3; Red Cross
2; Wig and Mask 2; Prom Committee 2; A.F.S.
2; Monitor 3.
BUCKNER, JO A N-Luther L. Wright H.S.G.A.A. 3; Latin Club 3.
BULLAMORE, RUSSELL C.- Russ- LincolnWrestling 1,2,3; K-Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2.
BURESS, KATHLEEN A.- Kathy- McKinley.
BURDEN, RONALD E.-Ron-Lincoln-Hi-Y 2,
3.
BURLINGHAM, NANCY A.-Lincoln-Spy Salesman 1; Kenews 2; Tempest Salesman 3.
BURTT, LINDA C.-Lincoln-K-Teens 2,3; Future Nurses 2,3; Wig n' Mask 2,3; Prom Decorating Committee 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Publicity Chairman-"Anastasia"; Booster Club 3;
Homecoming Committee 2.
BUSCHE, RICHARD M.-Delavan-Darien H.S.,
-Student Council 3; Choir 3.
CADDOC_K, JEFFERY W.-Jeff-Lincoln-Football 1,2,3; K-Club 2,3; Prom Committee 2.
CAIRO, SUSAN M.-Sue-Saint Joseph-Sophomore Girls Choir.
CAMEROTA, PAMELA A.-Pam-Lincoln-Band
1,2,3; Variety Show Committee 1.
CAMPBELL, CONST A CE E.-Conny-Lincoln
-Booster Club 1,2; Student Council 1,3; K-Teens
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2,3; K-Club 2,3 ; Baseball I.
FELLOWS, LI DA M.- Lincoln
tee 2: Yearbook Sale man 2,3.

Prom Commit-

FE
, VICTORIA A. Vicki- Lincoln- enior
Mixed Choir 2; Spy Salesman 2; K-Teens 3.
FE NEMA, PAUL A.- Moose Lincoln Football Manager 1 ; Sophomore Basketball; Sophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Key
Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Student Council 3;
Golf 1,2,3; Science Fair 2.
FIERS, JAMES K.- James- Lincoln-Sophomore
Baseball 1.
FILIPS, CAROLE ].- Phil- McKinley- Trident
1,2; "Water Show" and "Parents ight"; Booster
Club 1; A.F.S. 2 ; Tempest Salesman 3; Prom
Committee 1; Aquettes 3.
FISCHER, GARY E.-Lincoln- Regemental Band
1,2,3; Foreman, Printing 3.
FLAD, MARY L.- Lips-Lincoln.
FLA NERY, TOM L.-Lincoln- Football 1,2,3;
Baseball 1,2,3.
FLATLEY, DON T.- Washington.
FLI KOW, CAROL Y
S.-Lincoln-Wig n'
Mask I; Spanish Club 1; Sophomore Mixed
Choir; Senior Girls' Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3;
Student Council 3.
FOLKERS, CLIFFORD N.- Cliff-Lincoln.
FROEBER, FRED L.- Rusty-Lincoln.
FR YE, RO ALD L.- Ron-Lincoln.
FULLER, THOMAS P.-Tom-McKinley.
FRA K, ROBERT T. Bo
Lincoln-Spy salesman 2; Red Cross 2.
FRANZE , DELORES A.- Washington.
FREDERICKSE r, MARY M.-Freddy-Lincoln.
FRESE, RODNEY W.- Rod Lincoln- Sophomore Choir; Red Cross.
FOX, EUGENE R.-Gene-McKinley-Baseball
1,2,3; Wrestling 1,3; Gym Assistant 3.
GALLIGAN, JAN P.-Froggie-Lincoln-Prom
~ublicity Committee Chairman 2; Key Club 2,3;
Spy, Artist 2; CLASSIC Photographer and Photography Editor 3; Gym Assistant 3; Science Fair
2, fourth place.
GASCOIGNE, SA DRA L. Sandy- LincolnHi-Style 2, secretary 3; Seminar 2,3; Science Fair
2; Future urses 3; Spy Salesman 1; Kenews
Salesman 2; Future Teachers 3, Classic salesman
3.
GASSER, DARRYL E.-Lincoln-Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Variety Show 3; Swing Band 3.
GASSER, FIAN E E.-McKinley-Sophomore
Girls Choir Senior Girls Choir 2.
GAUDIO, ICK ].-Lincoln.
GEIGER, JOSEPH G. Lincoln.

DICKEY, BETTY L. Bee Lincoln- Trident 2;
Aquettes 3; Senior Girls' Choir 2; Hi-Style 3.
DIELMA
, DIANA M.- Pickles-McKinley
Trident 1,2, Aquetles 3, Vice-President 3; Red
Cross 1; G.A.A. I ; Booster Club 3; Trident Water
Show 1,3; Parents' Night 2.
DODGE, ADRIEN E D.- Mickey-LincolnG.A.A. 1,3.
DODGE, PATRICIA :M. Pat- Washington-Trident 1,2.
DOUD, CAROLE E. - Lincoln.
DRAKE, DAVID A.- Buch-Lincoln- Student
Council 3.
DREXEL, CAROLE E.- Greendale H.S.
DRISSEL, KA THERINE L.-Kathy-LincolnRed Cross I; Booster Club 3; Future urses 2,3.
DROST, KATHLEEN A.- Lincoln.
DUESING, MARGARET M.-Peggy-Lincoln.
DUNFORD, DIANA J. Farmington HighG.A.A. 2,3; Choir 3; Student Council.
EAKER, TIMOTHY ].- Tim- Hamilton H.S.Cinematics 3, projectionist; Stage Guild 3;
Track 3; Key Club 3.
EATON, CY THIA M.- Cindy-Lincoln-Sophomore Girls Choir 1; Future Nurses 2,3; Booster
Club 3.
EAVES,
DATHLEE r
A.-Kathy-LincolnSophomore Girl's Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2,
3; A.F.S 3.
EH row, RICHARD W.- Dino-Washington.
EICH, KE
ETH L.- Ken- St. Joseph H.S.
EDIE, BO TNIE L. Lincoln.
ELLEFSOX. MARK F.- Lincoln.
E GSTROM,
DAVID
].-McKinley-Stage
Guild 1,2,3: Wig n' Mask 1,2,3; Sophomore
Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Pool Assistant 1,2; Projectionist 2,3; Seminar 2; InterClub President Council 2.
EUCALANO, SHEILA M. McKinley.
EV ANS, MICHAEL D. Mike- Lincoln-Debate
1,2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; S.I.C. 1,2; Spy 1,2; Kenews
1,2; Tempest 3.
EVENSO , JANE E.-Lincoln-Booster Club 3;
Wig n' Mask 2; Prom Committee 2.
FATO, JA EE.- Lincoln.
FAY, RUTHA r TE--Lincnln-Sophomore Mixed
Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Madrigals 1,2; Science Fair 2.
FECH ER. TIM G. Fcchs Lincoln-Football 1,
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3; Wrestling 1; Band 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Key
Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; K-Club 3.
HARFF, CRAIG R. Lincoln-Football 3: Spy
salesman 2.
HARMON, KA YE L.-Lincoln Orchestra 1,2:
Spy salesman 2: Future urses 3.
HARP, JA ET R. Jan Lincoln Orchestra 1,2,
3; Prom Committee 2: Sadie Hawkins Candidate
2; Kenews Salesman 1,2: Student Council 3;
Booster Club 3: Hi-Style 3.
HARRIS, WILLIAM F.-Bill Lincoln.
HARTLEY, THOMAS B.-Tom Lincoln Kenews 2; Wrestling 2; Latin Club 2 ; Key Club 3.
HARTNELL, MARY M . -McKinley.
HA BRICH, JAMES H.- Jim- McKinley- Hi-Y
2.3; Corresponding Secretary 3; Orchestra 1,2;
Homecoming Committee 3; Science Fair 1,2,3.
HAUBRICH, KATHERINE A.-Kathy-Lincoln
Sophomore Girls Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2;
A Cappella Choir 3; Science Fair 2 ; Booster Club.
HAUBRICH,
A rcy A.- an e e LincolnFrench Club I; Spy Salesman 1; Booster Club 1,
2; Sub Deb 3.
1.
PA ULA-Lincoln-Trident
HAUBRICH,
'
Booster Club 2,3 .
HAYEK, SUSA r J.-Suzi-McKinley- Sophomore Girls Choir ; Senior Girls Choir 2; Wig n'
Mask 2; Seminar 2; Science Fair 1,2,3; Science
Club 3.
HECKEL, HE RY ].- Butch- Lincoln.
REES, LINDA L.- Lincoln-A.F.S. 1; Kenews 1;
K-Teens 2,3, Treasure 3; Graduation Usherette
2; Prom Committee 2; Tempest Salesman 3.
HENDERSO , DEBBIE L.-"Dumb Debbie"McKinley- Sophomore Girls Choir; Senior Mixed
Choir 2; Senior Girls Choir 3; G .A.A. 2 ; Booster
Club 2; Wig n' Mask 1.
HENNEMA , JEANINE I.-Binger-McKinleySophomore Girls Choir ; Future urses 1; G.A.A.
2; Senior Mixed Choir 2: Senior Girls Choir 3;
Spy Salesman 2; Red Cross 1.
HENRY, BRUCE N.-Lincoln-Band 1.2,3; Science Fair 2.
HERMANS, CARL J.-Freidens.
HIBBARD, CY THIA A.-Cindy-Lincoln-Science Club 2,3; Hi-Style 3.
.
HIX, ROBERTA I.-"Hixie"-Sophomore Mixed
Choir; Wig n' Mask 1; Senior Girls Choir 3; KTeens 2,3; Science Fair 2,3.
HOEFFER, BILL R . -Friedens.
HOEFERT, ALLE W.-Al-McKinley.
HOLICKA, SUSA
E.-Sue-Lincoln-Sophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Honor Society 2,3 ; Latin Club 2; Madrigals 1,2.
HOLLE BECK, CHER Ylr--Frieden Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2.

GEO-HOL

GEORGES, THOMAS C.-Georgios-LincolnCross Country 1; Baseball 1; Seminar 1; Wrestling

2.
GERLACH, PAUL E. -McKinley.
GILEWSKI, JERRY A. Lincoln.
GIRARD, LA WREN CE D.-Larry-Logan J.H.S.
GLERUM,
WALTER
P.-Wally-LincolnA Cappella 2.
GOLD, MICHAEL A. Mike-Lincoln-Basketball 1,2,3.
GRASS, JOHN R.- McKinley-Key Club 2,3; Science Fair 1,2.
GRASTY, JOHN G.-Lincoln.
GRAY, CHARLES P.
huck- Lincoln.
GRAY, SANDRA L.-Sandy- Lincoln.
GREENWALD, PATRICIA A. -Pat- Lincoln
Hi-Style 2,3; G.A.A. 3; Tempest 3; Tempest salesman 3.
GREISEN, GAYLE A.- Lincoln- Graduation Usherette 2; Hall Monitor 3; Science Fair 2.
GREWENOW, ROBERT D.- Bob- Lincoln.
GROENKE, CYNTHIA S. Cindy-McKinleyG.A.A. 1; Prom Committee 2; Booster Club 2;
Science Club 3.
GROENKE, HAROLD V.-Gornks-LincolnScience Fair 3; Bookroom 1,2,3.
GRUENDER, MARK A.- Robin Hood-McKinley- Wrestling 1,3.
GUMBINGER, MIKE E.- Lincoln.
GUTTORMSEN, SANDRA J.- Sandy-LincolnA.F.S. 1,2; Hi-Style 1,2,3; Honor Society 2;
Sophomore Girls Choir; Senior Girls Choir 2;
A Cappella Choir 3; Booster Club 3.
HAAG, DEN IS R.- Denny- Lincoln- Tempest
3.
HAAG, LINDA R.- Lin- Lincoln.
HAGERTY, RENEE A.- Lincoln-Future Nurses

2.
HAINS, KATHLEEN M.- Kathy-Lincoln.
HALL, JOE F.-Joe the Pro-Friedens-Student
Council 3; Chairman, Dress and Ethics Committee 3.
HALPIN, JOSEPH ].- Joe-Lincoln.
HAMMO D, WALTER C.-Jvfoose-Lincoln.
HAMILTON, JUNE C.-Lincoln.
HAN A, TERRY A.- Buckwheat- JohnstonSwimming 1,2,3.
HANSEN, DARRELL D.- Lincoln.
HA SE , JEFF B.- Hans-Football manager 1,2,
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1,2 ; Red Cross 1; K enew3 Salesman 1; K enews
1; K-Teens 3; Orches tra 3; Variety Show Committee 3.
KAZIN, RO ALD J. Ron- Lincoln Prom Committee 1,2 ; H all M onitor 3.
KEKIC, SUSAN M . Sue-Lincoln- Ushers Club
2, Secretary 2 ; Science Fair 2 ; Science Club 3.
KE SLER, FRED A.- Lincoln.
KIEREN, EARLMOND MARIE Earl McKinley-Trident 1,2 ; Aqucttes 3.
KIPP, BRIA P.- Lincoln-Cross Country 1,2,3 ; KClub 2,3 ; Student Council 3 ; Track 1,2,3 ; Semina r 2; Booster Club 2.
KISS, ROBERT S. -Bob--K ey Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Student Council 1,2,3 ; R ed Cross 1,2,3;
Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 1; Sophomore VicePresident ; Football manager 1,2,3 ; Sophomore
Basketball ; Basketball 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3 ; Badger
Boys State Representative 2.
KISHLINE, JOHN R.- Lincoln- Debate 1,2,3;
Basketball Manager 1,2,3.
KLAPPA, MARGARET A. -Porkey- Washington.
KLOPSTEIN, DAVID S.- Lincoln- Swimming 3;
Golf 3.
KLOPSTEIR, DE NIS ].- Lincoln- Band 1,2,3 ;
Track 1,2,3 ; Football 1; Wrestling 3.
KLOWA, ROSEMARY ].- Lincoln.
KNAPP, KATHERINE A.- Kathy- Lincoln-Red
Cross 1; G.A.A. 1.
KOLLMAN, WILLIAM D.- Bill-Lincoln.
KOPESKY, KEN ETH E.- Ken- Lincoln.
KORBEL, CAROL L.- McKinley.
KOSCAK, KATHLEEN M.- Kathy- LincolnTremper Science Club 3.
KOWALSKY, MAR TIN A.- Marty-McKinley.
KRAAI LI DA M .-McKinley- Graduation Usherette 2.
KREGER, MARGARET A.- Marg Friedens
Lutheran- Sophomore Girls' Choir 1; Spy Salesman 2. Lab Assistant 3. Graduation Usherette 2.
KREUSER, KA THLEE
Y.- Kathy- LincolnSub Deb 2,3, Secretary 3 ; Graduation Usherette
2; Hall Monitor 3.
KREUSER, LINDA M.- Lincoln.
KREUGER, GEORGE-McKinley.
KRUEGER, ROBERT E.- Bob--Lincoln- Student
Council; Stage Crew.
KRUSA, JOH ].- McKinley.
KRUSE, PEGGY A.- Lincoln- Honor Society 2,3;
Booster Club 3 ; Future urses 3 ; Science Seminar
3.
K BA, KAREN A. -Lincoln- G.A.A. 3; Booster
Club 3, Secretary 3 ; Hall Monitor 3 ; Usherettes

HOL-KUB

HOLLE rBECK , MARIE E. -McKinley- Orche tra 1,2,3, ecretary 3; Future Nur cs 1 : Science
Fair 2.
HOLLI TER, JOH D. -Mr. Dope-Lincoln.
HOLMA , SHAR01 L. -Sherry-K enews 1,2 ;
T empest 3, Business M anager 3.
HOL TMA r, JEFF ].- R ed- McKinley.
H U DSO : J U DITH A.- Judy-Lincoln- Future
Nu rses 2 : Seminar 2,3; Hi-Style 3.
H U FF, ROY W. -Friedens Lutheran .
H GHES, TERRY M . -Lincoln- Hi-Y 2,3.
HUISSE , LARRY P. Friedens Lutheran
ophomore Mixed Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Madrigal 2,3; K ey Club 3.
IAQ I TA, James P. Quinn y-McKinleySophomore Mixed Choir ; A Cappella Choir 2,3;
French Club 1,2 ; tage Guild 1,2,3; President 3 ;
Wig n' Mask 1,2 : D ram-Pers 3.
IR.VI E, IRIS M . Menomonie J .H .S. JACKSO , ROGER LEE-Lincoln.
JACOB ON, DO ALD A. -Jak c LincolnSophomore Mixed Choir ; A Cappella Choir 2,3 ;
treasurer 3 ; Key Club 3 ; Variety Show 2,3 ; Science Club 3; Science Fair 2,3; Student Council 3,
Vice-Pr~sident 3 ; Varsity Basketball Manager 2 ;
Varsity Tennis 1,2,3 ; K-Club 2,3.
JANIAK, LA WRE CE J.-Maniak-McKinley.
JASEN, JAMES M . -Jim- McKinley- Tempest 3 ;
Gymnastics 2.
JENSEN, MARGARET K.- Marg- LincolnHonor Society 2,3 ; Booster Club 3.
JOHNSO r,
KIPP
A.- McKinley- Sophomore
Basketball ; Varsity Basketball 2,3 ; Golf 2,3 ; Captain 3 ; Sophomore Golf; K-Club 1,2,3 ; Style
Show 2; Science Fair 2.
JOHNSO , MARGARET J.- Peggy- McKinleyRed Cross 2; Graduation Usherette 2.
JONES, BARBARA C.- Barb -Lincoln.
JO ES, JOH PAUL-Millport, Alabama.
JUGA, LYNN E.- Lincoln- Red Cross 1.
JULIUS, KAREN L.- McKinley-Booster Club 3.
JUNKEL, ROBERT H.- Bob- Lincoln- Football 1,2,3 ; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 1,2,3 ; K-Club
3.
KAISER, RICHARD H.- Lincoln- Football 1,2,3;
Varsity Track 1,2,3.
KANT, WILLIAM E. -Willi- Lincoln-Band 1.
KARBER, CAROLE A. -Lincoln- Band 1,2,3;
Student Council 3 ; Wig n' Mask 1 ; Spy Salesman

3.
KUBARTH, SHEILA
Spy 1.
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Lincoln

Science Fair 2;

LOSHEK, JAMES R. Jim-Lincoln- Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 1,2.
LUB TIEWSKI ,
PATRICIA Pat- McKinleyYearbook 1,2,3, Editor 3; Honor Society 2; Sub
Deb 2,3; Latin Club 2.
MACKAY, CLAUDIA R.-Cookie-McKinley.
MADDUX, THOMAS Louis-Lincoln.
MAGNESS, DALE A. Grayslake Community High
School.
MALONEY, KURT ].-Lincoln-Future Teachers
1; Tremper Science Club 3.
MANCUSI, DIA E J. Di Lincoln Red Cross
1,2,3; Sophomore Symphonic 1; A Cappella 2,3;
Madrigal ; Seminar 2; Science Fair 1,2.
MA CUSI, J DITH K. Judy-Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3; Wig n'
Mask 1; Hi-Style 3; Future Teachers 1; Science
Fair 2; Sophomore Madrigal I ; A Cappella Madrigal.
MARKS, JIMMY R. McKinley-Football 1,3.
MARTELLE, AN
J. Jackie Lincoln Wig n'
Mask 1; Spy Salesman 1; Variety Show 1,2; Band
1,2,3; Orchestra 3: All-City Orchestra 3; Illa Klava 2,3.
MAR TI , KATHLEEN A. Kathy- Lincoln.
MAR TI , MARILYN J. Lincoln-Sophomore
Girls Choir 1; G.A.A. Board Member 1,2,3; Seminar 3; Science Fair 1,3; Red Cross Alternate 2.
MARTIN, SUSAN K. Sue Lincoln Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Senior Girls Choir 2; A Cappella 3; Science Fair 1,2.
MASON, JON G. "Mase" Lincoln Student
Council 3; Varsity Wrestling 1,2; Booster Club.
MATRISE, MICHAEL L.-"Mouse"-McKinley.
MATTERN, PATRICIA A.-Pat McKinleyLatin Club 2.
MATTNER, JACK A.-"Hoss"-McKinley-Football 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Stage Crew 2,3; Drama Club 2,3; Track 1; Band 1; Drama Club Play
2; Seminar 2.
McCOMBS, GARY E.-Lincoln.
McNAMAR, KENT N.-"Mac"-Lincoln-Seminar 2; Red Cross 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Prom
Decorating Committee 2; Graduation Usher 2;
Science Fair 2; Homecoming Committee 2; Spelling Bee 2; Tremper Young Democrats' 3, Vice
Chairman 3.
MEAD, BARBARA B.-Barb--Kemper Hall-Tempest 3.
MECUM, MICHELE D.-Lincoln.
MEETER, PAT-"Meats"-Lincoln-Golf 1.
MENTINK, KATHLEEN R.-Kathie-Lincoln.
MESCHER,
KENT
J.-Lincoln-Sophomore
Mixed Choir; A Cappella 2,3; Wig n' Mask 1,2,
3; Seminar 2; Ushers 2,3; Student Council 3; Inter-Club Presidents 2; Badger Boys State 2.

KUB-MES
KUBLY, DO NA M. Lincoln-Sophomore Girl's
Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir 2; A Cappella Choir
3; G.A.A. 3; Science Fair 2, First Place.
KUEHL, GARY W. Lincoln Band 1.2,3; Drum
Major 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Hi-Y 3; Student Council 3; Science Club 3; Baseball 1; Red Cross 1;
Swing Band 1,2,3; Science Fair Winner 1,2,3.
Variety Show 1,2.3.
KCEZENSKI , FRA KLIN L. Frank.
LABO OW, GARY J. Lincoln-Science Fair 3;
Tennis 3.
LADOUSA, DAR.LE E A.-Dar Lincoln Science Fair.
LAMPOS, CHRISTI E H. Chris-McKinleySophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Madrigal 1; A Cappella Choir 2; Red Cross 2; Spellir.g Bee 1,2.
LANE, RO ALD W.-Ron-Lincoln-Band 1,2.
LA G, JOE F. Joe.
LANGER, DALE R. Lincoln Seminar 1,3.
LARSEN, MICHAEL D. Mike-Audio Visual.
LAURITSEN, JU E A. Lincoln-Booster Club
1; A.F.S. 1,2; Student Council 3; Treasurer 3;
Senior Class Secrdary; Young Democrats 3,
Treasurer 3; Seminar 2; Prom Committee 2;
Graduation Usherette 2.
LAW, CHERYL J. Lincoln.
LA WELL, GARY A.- Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3;
Wrestling 1,2,3; K-Club 2,3.
LAWLER, GARY J. Lincoln-Wrestling 1,2;
Stage Guild 1; Kenews Salesman 2 ; Tempest
Salesman 3.
LAWRENCE, SA DR.A L.-Sandy.
LEHRMAN, WILLIAM H.- Bill- McKinleySophomore Mixed Choir 1; Seminar 1; Student
Council 3; Swimming 2,3.
LEHTO, KAREN ].- Lincoln-Spy Salesman 1.
LEISCHOW, JIM E.
LEONARD, LUANA M.-"Lou"-Lincoln-KTeens 2,3.
MARY
E.-Lincoln-Prom
LEVONOWICH,
Committee 2; Red Cross 2; Graduation Usherette
2; Kenews 1.
LIENAU, HELEN B.-G.A.A. 1.
LILL, JEAN E M.-Lincoln-Booster Club 1,2;
Wig n' Mask 1; K-Teens 2; Seminar 2; Red Cross
2; Future Teachers 2; Student Council 3, Constitution Committee 3.
LINDNER, LINDA L.-McKinley.
LOMARTIRE, J LIA M.-Julie-Lincoln-Future Nurses 1,2,3; President 3; Science Seminar 3.
LOOKER; JUDITH M.- Judy-Lincoln-Sophomore M}xed Choir 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3; HiStyle 2,3.
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NORRIS, JAMES Jim- Lincoln-Student Council 1; Stage Guild 3; Booster Club 3; Audio-Visual

MIC-POL

3.

MICHAELIS, SHARON A.-Lincoln-Sub Deb
2,3; G.A.A. 3.
MIEKE, WILLIAM P.-Bill-Lincoln.
MILES, GERRI-"Tiger"-McKinley.
MODICA, CAROLE A.-Lincoln.
MOELLER, CHRISTINE D.-Chris-LincolnYoung Democrats 3; K-Teens 3.
MOELLER, MARY L.-Lincoln-Trident 1,2;
Water Show 1; Aquettes 3, Treasurer 3; Pool Assistant 1,2,3.
MOERI, THELMA A.-Tremper Science Club 3;
Science Fair 3.
MOLINARO, MIKE A.-"MOE"-Lincoln.
MORGAN, DIANE ].-"Little One"-G.A.A. 1,2,

NORMAN, MICHAEL T.- Mike-McKinley.
UHALL, RICHARD C.- Dick-New Lisbon
High School.
NYE, DANIEL E.-Dan-Lincoln-Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1, President 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3;
President 3; Football Manager 1,2,3; Sophomore
Basketball; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Tennis 1,3;
Red Cross 1,2,3; Prom Committee Chairman 2;
Style Show 2; Variety Show 2; Junior Class Vice
President; Senior Class Vice President; Future
Teacher 1; Science Fair 2.
OLSMA , PHILIP S.-Phil-Northwestem Military.

OQUI T, BARBARA ].-Lincoln.
ORLOWSKI, ANNA M.-Anne-McKinley-Future Nurses 1,2,3; Seminar 2; Science Club 3;
Honor Society 2.
OSTLU D, JIM K.-Oss-McKinley-Swimming
1,2,3.
OTTO, DIANE J.-"Di"-Lincoln.
PANKA, LESLIE A.-Les-McKinley.
PARRY, KARL J.
PATTERSO , LYNNA J.-Grosse Pointe High
School-G.A.A. 1.
PATTERSON, RICHARD L.-Dick-Lincoln.
PAUL, CARLEE M.-St. Joseph -G.A.A. 1.
PAWLOWSKI, WALTER D.-Wally-LincolnSpy 1,2; Sales manager 1, Business Manager 2;
Key Club 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Stage Guild
1; Spy Salesman 2; Tempest 3; Kenews Representative 2.
PEDER EN, JEA ETTE E.-Lincoln-Orchestra
1.2,3.
PEDERSE , METTE J. Lincoln- Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1, President 1; Booster Club 1; Wig
n' Mask 1; Red Cross Representative 1; Senior
Girls' Choir 2; Prom Committee 2; Graduation
Usherette 2; Tempest 3; Student Council 3.
PEPKE, THOMAS E.-Tom-Lincoln-Football
1,2,3.
PERRAULT, VIVIAN L.-Vivi-Lincoln-Wig
n' Mask 2,3; Booster Club 2,3, President 3; Band
Colorguard 1,2,3, Sergeant 3; Red Cross 2.
PETTERSON, JERRY A.-Pete-Lincoln.
PETRAUSKY, JUDITH P.-Jucy-Lincoln-Ushers Club 2.
PIEHL, LAWRENCE R.-Larry-McKinleyBand 1,2,3.
PLAISTED, KRISTIE L.-Kris-McKinley-Trident 1,2; Aquettes 3.
POLANIN, CAROL ].-Jane-Sophomore Girls'
Choir; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Wig n' Mask 2;
Tremper Dram-pers 3.

3.
MORTON, JEFFREY D.-Mort-McKinley-Key
Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3.
MOSER, ARLI E H.-Nena-Lincoln-Sophomore Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2;
G.A.A. 2,3; Wig n' Mask 1; A.F.S. 2; Hall monitor 3.
MOSES, BARBARA J.-Barb-Lincoln-Wig n'
Mask; Red Cross 1,2,3; Student Council 3.
MOSTENAN, DIANE M.-"Joe"-Lincoln.
MUIR, KEITH A.-"Nose"-Lincoln-Wig n'
Mask 1.
MULLER, LAWRENCE C.-Larry-Lincoln.
MU TZING, ULF C.-Swede-Peckham Junior
High Milwaukee-Trench Club 1; Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; A Cappella 2,3.
MURPHY, JUDITH E.-Judy-Centerling, Michigan-Prom Committee 2; Spy Salesman 2; Graduation Usherette 2; K-Teens 3.
MUTCHLER, SANDRA L.-Sandy-Lincoln.
NA VOICHICK, CHARLES D.-Chuck-McKinley.
NEALY, JUDY A.-Lincoln-Red Cross 1.
NEAU, DANIEL P.-Patrick-McKinley.
NEITZEL, LINDA S.-Booster Club 1,2,3; Wig n'
Mask 1; Student Council 3; Seminar 2; French
Club 1; Prom Queen 2; Kenews 1, Spy 1; Spy
Sales 1,2.
NELSON, CHERYL S.-J.E. Murphy H.S., Hurley
Wisconsin-Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; French Club
2,3; G.A.A. 2.
NICHOLS, LEE E.-"Tootsie"-Waukegan Township High School.
NICHOLS) TIM C. Lincoln-Band 1,2,3; Science Fair 2; Golf 2,3.
NICKLE, JOHN A.
NILES, GREG R.-McKinley.
NOLAN, KATHLEEN M.-Kathy-Lincoln-Student Council 3; Kenews Salesman 1.
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ROBLESKI, KATHRI E R.- Katt- Lincoln.
ROEBSAME , LI DA M.- Lincoln.
ROEDER, KAY S.-McKinley.
ROEMER, KATHY-McKinley- Future Teachers 2; Trident 1,2; Aquettes 3, president 3.
ROGERS, BEVERLY J.- June- Hyde Park, Chicago.
ROGERS, JA ET A.- Jan- Lincoln.
ROMANOWSKI, PAUL S.-Lincoln.
ROSE TIM H.- Lincoln-Class President 1,2,3;
Debate 1,2,3 ; Forensics 1,2,3; Cidel 3; Rebuttal
3; N.F.L. 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; InterClub Presidents Council 1,2,3; Student Congress
2 3 · Student Government Day 2; Red Cross 1,2,
3;' 'Prom Committee 2; Football 1, manager 2;
Track 1; Spanish Club.
ROSKO, MICHAEL J.- Mike-Lincoln.
ROSS, MIRIAM L.- Mimi-Lincoln-Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1; French Club 1; Booster Club 2;
A.F.S. 2; Prom Committee 2.
ROTHEMA I, ALLEN C.- Al-Lincoln- Sophomore Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2,3; Wig
and Mask 1; Science Fair 1; "Anastasia" 2; Thespians 1,2.
ROWEN, JIM L.- Jimmer- Lincoln-Red Cross
2; Hi-Y. 3; Science Club 3; Booster Club 3.
RUBENZER, GARY L.- Ruby- Lincoln.
RUGG, JOH E.- Lincoln- Booster Club 2,3.
RUHLE, LI DA K.- McKinley.
RUMACHIK, MARY ANNE-Lincoln-Sophomore Mixed Choir; Sub-Deb 3.
RUSSELL, JOE E.- Lincoln.
SALDA A, YSIDRO J.- Junior-Lincoln.
SALITURE, FRANK A.- Mckinley.
SA ULA, DAVID M.-Mike-Lincoln-Booster
Club 2,3.
SCHARNICK, EARL C.-McKinley-Cross Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3.
SCHINDLER, BILL P.-McKinley.
SCHMERLING, PEGGY J.- Lincoln-Prom Committee 1; Ushers Club 2; Science Fair 2.
SCHNAARE, JERRY D.- Lincoln.
SCHOCH, GAIL N.-Shorty-Lincoln-Hi-Style 3;
Spelling bee 1; Science Fair 1,2.
SCHREI, KATHLEEN L.-Kathy-McKinleyProm Committee 1.
SCHULTZ, TERRY L.-Lincoln-Student Council 3; Seminar 2; Booster Club 3.
SCHUSTER, CY THIA J.-Cindy-Lincoln.
SCHUTZ, RICHARD A.-McKinley-Swim Manager 3.
SCHWABE, JOA TNE G.-Jo-Lincoln-Concert
Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Brass Choir ; Wig n'
Mask 1.

PEC-SCH

PECK, CURTISS S.-Steve-Racine LutheranRed Cross 1,2, President and Secretary; Student
Council.
PETRICEK, LARRY E.-"Mr. P"-LincolnRegimental Band 1.
PETTS, DALE G.-Lincoln.
PFEIFFER, KEN ETH A.-McKinley.
PICKOS, BARBARA L.-Lincoln.
PITZER, JOHN R.-Lincoln.
POLZIN, GREG I.-Friendens Lutheran-Science
Club 3.
POPP, ROBERT J.-Bob-Lincoln.
POPPE, ROBERTA L.- Bobbi-Lincoln-Orchestra 1,2,3; Trident 1,2; Kenews Salesman 1; Red
Cross.
POWERS, ANN HUSTON-Bay- Sandia High,
Lincoln High.
PRINGLE, GLORIA J.- Lincoln- G.A.A. 3.
PROSTKO, EDWARD A.-Lincoln.
RANDEL, LYNN M.-Red- Lincoln-Science
Fair 1; Gymnastics Club.
REACH, JIM-St. Joseph High School.
REILLY,
JEFFREY
M.-Jeff-Lincoln-Red
Cross 1,2,3; Spy Salesman 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3 ;
Vice President 3; Honor Society 2,3; Treasurer
2, Vice President 3; Student Council 3, President
3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3, Manager 2,3.; Tennis 1,2,3; Forensic Team 1,2,3; Debate 1,2,3; Science Seminar 2,3, Recording Secretary 3; Science Fair 1,2, Third Place 1, First Place 2.
REMUS, PAUL R.- Lincoln-Football 1,3.
RICHARDS, SUZANNE R.-Sue-McKinleyStage Guild 1; Library Aide 3.
RICHTER, EDELGARD C.-Lincoln.
RICHTER, SHARON K.-McKinley-Sophomore
Girls Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Booster Club
1,3; G.A.A. 1; Prom Committee 2; Graduation
Usherette 2.
RICHWINE, LINDA C.-Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
ROBERTS, ODIS L.-Larry-Lincoln.
ROBINSON, BARBARA A.-Barb McKinley-Spy
1; Hi-Style 2,3; Sophomore Girls Choir; Science
Club 3.
ROBI SON, GLENDA S.-Glen-Lincoln.
ROBINSON, KATHLEEN ].-Kathy-McKinley
-G.A.A. 2,3; Student Council 3.
ROBINSON LINDA M.- Lincoln- Future Teachers 1; Wig' and Mask 1; Hi-Style 2,3; President 3;
Graduation Usherette 2.
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SCO-THO
SCOTT, TIMOTHY R.-McKinley-Seminar 1;
Tremper Science Club 3.
SEBENA, JoANN R.-Lincoln.
SEEFELD, MARY K.-Friedens Lutheran.
SENTIERI, NA CY L.- Lincoln.
SETTER,
GERALD
T.- Lincoln- Sophomore
Choir 1 ; A Cappella 2,3; Seminar 2; Science Fair
2; Golf 2; Tremper Science Club 3.
SEVERY, LINDA L.-Seve-Lincoln-Concert
Band 1,2,3; Wig n' Mask 1; Orchestra 3; Red
Cross 2; "Cheaper By the Dozen" 1; "The Dear
Departed" 3; Student Council 3; Spy Salesman
2; Science Fair 2; Seminar 2.
SHAFFAR, JAMES L.-Lincoln.
SHA KLAND, NICHALOS B.-Nik-LincolnTempest 3.
SHEAR, JOHN R.- Jon-Lincoln.
SHOSTAK, DALE L.-McKinley.
SIEGER, MICHAEL A.-Siegs- St. Josephs.
SIEFERT, BILL- Lincoln.
SIEWERT, THOMAS A.-Tom-Lincoln-Band
1.

SIGMAN, BILLY L.-Bill-Lincoln.
SIGMA , RICHARD A.-Dick-Arroyo High.
SINCLAIR, JOH R.-Lincoln-Science Fair 2.
SKROWRONSKI, DE NIS L.-McKinley.
SMITH, DANIEL J.-Dan-Lincoln-Sophomore
Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Seminar 2;
Prom Committee 2; Student Council 3; Tempest
3; Science Fair 2; Tempest Salesman 3.
SMITH, DAVID A.-Dave-Lincoln.
SMITH, KAREN ].-Lincoln-Band 1,2,3; Spy 1;
Booster Club 1,3; Science Fair 2.
SORDAHL, SuELLE ].-Sue-Lincoln-Sophomore Girls Choir; French Club 1; Wig n' Mask 1;
Seminar 2; Science Fair 1,2, 5th Place 2; Science
Club 3.
SORE SE , DAVID R.-Ozzie-St. Josephs.
SORENSEN, JEROME W.-Butch-LincolnChoir 1,2.
SORENSE , KENNETH R.-Lincoln.
SORENSEN, JAMES L.-J. L.-McKinley-Sophomore Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir; Projectionist.
SORE SE r, WILLIAM-McKinley-Sophomore
Mixed Choir.
SPECHT, NA CY J.-Spec-Lincoln-Booster
Club 1,2; Sub Deb 2,3, Treasurer 3; Wig n' Mask
1; A Cappella Choir 2,3, Secretary 3; Sophomore
Mixed Choir; Madrigals 2,3.
SPENCE, JUDY A.-Lincoln-Prom Committee 1;
Sophomore Mixed Choir; Senior Mixed Choir 2;
Folder Salesman 3.
SPITZ, SAMUEL F.-Sam-Lincoln-Hi-Y 2,3.
SPLITEK, DAVID F.-Dave--Lincoln-Concert
Band 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3;

Cross Country 3; Track 3.
SPRINGER, BERNARD D.-Bemie- Lincoln.
SPRINGER, DAVID G.- Dave-Lincoln.
STARR, LINDA ].- Lincoln.
STAUDER, ROBIN M.- Robs- Lincoln- Future
Teachers 1,2,3; A.F.A. 1,2,3.
STEELE, ROBERT W. Bob- McKinley- Wrestling 1,,2,3; K-Club 2,3.
STEIN, DO ALD C.- Lincoln.
STEIN, LI DA L.- Lincoln-Spy Salesman 1.
STERLI G, CA THLEE
A.- Cathy-Antioch,
Illinois.
STERNY, HELEN E.- Lincoln-Booster Club 1;
Wig n' Mask 1; Kenews Salesman 1; Spy Salesman 1; Science Fair 1; K-Teens 2,3; Red Cross

2.
STEVENS, J A E A.- Lincoln- Sophomore Girls
Choir 1; Booster Club 1,2,3; Wig n' Mask 1; Spy
Salesman 1; Senior Girls Choir 2 · Prom Commit.
'
tee 2; Graduation sherette 2; Science Fair 2;
4th Place 2.
STEVE S, PATRICIA ].- Washington.
STIPANUK, DAVID M.-Lincoln- Band 1,2,3;
Orchestra 2; Swing Band 1; Football 3.
STUYUESA T, GAIL S.-"Tiger"-LincolnFrench Club 1; Booster Club 1,2,3; Hi-Style 2,3,
Presiden_t 3; A.F.S. 1,2; Sophomore Mixed Choir
1; Student Council 3; Red Cross 1; Prom Committee 2; Style Show 2,3.
SUNDAY, CAROL R.-Lincoln-Wig n' Mask 2,
3; Booster Club 2,3; Prom Committee 2.
SUNDAY, WILLIAM G.-Bill- Lincoln-Band
1,2; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 3.
T ANSKEY, WILLIAM S.-Stanley-LincolnSophomore Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Football
1.

TAPPA, GE E T.-"Tarpon"-Lincoln-Ushers
Club 2; Newspaper 2,3, Sports Editor 3; Key
Club 2,3, President 3; Student Council 3; Prom
Committee Chairman 3; Wrestling 1.
TE CH, SHARO L.-McKinley-Kenews Salesman 1 ; Honor Society 2, Secretary 2; Prom Decorating Committee 2; Student Council 3.
TER WALL, JOANNE K.-Jody-Lincoln-Science Fair 2, Debate 3.
TESTARD, ROBERT !.-Bob-Lincoln.
THOMAS, CAROL Y L.-Everette High School,
MaryviUe, Tennessee.
THOMAS, MARILYN S.-Everette High School,
Maryville, Tennessee.
THOMAS, YVON E R.-Lincoln-Sophomore
Girls Choir 1; Red Cross 1,2,3; Spy Staff 1, Senior Girls Chorus 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2;
Sub Deb 2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Wig n'
Mask 1.
THORNE, JERRY W.-Lincoln-Track; Hall
Monitor 3.

TIN-YOU
TINKER, JIM R.-Lincoln- Sophomore Football
1 ; Sophomore Baseball 1.
TOLLIVER, LARRY A.- Lincoln.
TOPEL, GARY L.- McKinlcy- Varsity Baseball
2,3.
TRAVIS, CAROL A.- Antioch Township High
School, Antioch, Illinois-Choir 1,2.
Tl~EBBI , JAMES
N.- Jim-Lincoln- Varsity
Football 1,2,3; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity
Basketball 1,2,3; K-Club 1,2.
UPHAM, TOM A.-McKinley.
URBANSKI,
PHYLLIS
J.- Lincoln- Student
Council 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Senior Girls Choir
2; Soph~more Girls Choir 1; Booster Club 2.
UTTECH, JIM W.-Friedens Lutheran.
VACCARELLO, BON AD ENE-Bonnie- Lincoln
-Orchestra 1,2,3; Tempest Salesman 3.
V ARECK, WILLIAM E.- Bill- Lincoln- Football 1,2 13; Track 1,2,3.
VA
BENDEGOM, MICHAEL P.- Mike- McKinley.
VAN BOUEN, RICHARD H.-Van-LincolnBradford Regamental Band 1,2; Tremper Regamental Band 3.
VANDEBERG,
LLOYD
A.-Lloyd- Lincoln
Swimming.
VAN HORN, CAROLE S.-"Toot!"-LincolnF.N.A. 3.
VENA, THOMAS ].-Wiener-McKinley-Choir
1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.
VENA, JOHN P.-McKinley.
VERBONSE, RICHARD G.-Butch-LincolnBooster club 3.
VICTORIA, RUDOLPH- Rudy- McKinley.
WACHS, SUSAN M.- McKinley.
WAITES, C. ].-Rabbitt-Lincoln-Wrestling 1,2,

WELLMAN, DALE C.-Friedens Lutheran.
WEMBER, MELISSA M. Mike-Lincoln .
WERDOI~F, KENNETH J.- Ken-Lincoln.
WERVE, CARLETON E.- Carl- McKinleyBand 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Orchestra 3; Hi-Y;
Swing Band 2,3.
WESTWILD, BETTY J.- Lincoln- Future Nurses
1.

WHEELER, JERRY L.- Wheels-Lincoln- Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Wig n' Mask 1,2; Red
Cross 1,2,3; A Cappella 2,3; Drampers 3; Prom
Committee 2; Variety Show 2; Style Show 2;
Class Play 1 ; Science Fair 2.
WHITEFOOT, MARK E.-McKinley-Sophomore Mixed Choir.
WICHERSHAM, SHARON A.- Sherry-McKinley-G .A.A. 3; Future Nurses 2,3; Sophomore
Girls' Choir 1 ; Senior Mixed Choir 2; Prom Committee 2.
WICKLUND, JERRY W.-Lincoln.
WIGHT, JOHN K. Wighty- Lincoln-Student
Council 3; Football 3; Track 2,3.
WIGHTMAN, JUDY A.- Lincoln.
WILHELM, DENNIS P.
WILLIAMS, JAMES E.- Jim-Lincoln-Band 1,
2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Swing Band 1,2,3; Student
Director 3; Variety Show 1,2,3.
WILLIAMS, ELAINE M.-McKinley.
WILLIAMS, JOHN C.-McKinley.
WILLIAMS, MARY L.-Louise-Lincoln-Trident 1,2,3; K-Teens 2,3; Red Cross 2; Senior
Mixed Choir 2; Pool Aid 2; Kenews Salesman 1;
Artist Alley 3; Yearbook Salesman 3.
WILLMORE, LY N M.-Lincoln-Spy Salesman
1; Science Fair 2.
WI KLESS, CAROL M.-Edgerton High School
-Kenews 2; Drama Club 3; Band 2; Senior
Girls' Choir 3.
WISI GER, JOH R.-Washington.
WINSOR, JERILYN R.- Jeri-G.A.A. 2.
WITT, CHERYL J.-"Wit"- Lincoln- Artists'
Alley 2,3; Booster Club 3.
WITT, MARGARET M.- Peggy-Lincoln.
WOOD, GEORGIA M.-Lincoln-Tempest Salesman 3; Hall Monitor 3.
YA KOVICH, CARLA J.-Lincoln-Kenews 1,2;
Quill and Scroll 1.
YORDI, ARLE rE A.-Yord-Lincoln-Sophomore Mixed Choir 1 ; Senior Girls' Choir 2; Booster Club 1 ; Wig n' Mask 1; Prom Committee 2;
Graduation Usherette 2; Sub Deb 2,3; A.F.S. 2,3;
A.F .S. Candidate 2; Student Council 3; Secretary
3; Senior Class Treasurer 3; Honor Society 2.
YOU G, KARL 0.- Lincoln-Spy 1,2; Artists Alley 2; Science Fair 1,2.

3.
WAKEFIELD,
LINDA
L.-Lynn-LincolnG.A.A. 2,3; Graduation Usherette 2.
WAKEFIELD, SANDRA LEE !.-Sandie-Lincoln-Science Fair 2.
WALKER, HARRY E. -Bud- Lincoln.
WALL ER, ROXINE D.-Salem Central.
WALTERS, WILLIAM R.-Bill-Lincoln-Swimming 1,2,3.
WASHINGTO , FRED L.-Tremor-Lincoln.
WEDELL, GEORGE B.-Bud-McKinley-Sophomore Football 1, Varsity football 2,3; Track 1,2,
3; K-Club 2.
WEISMAN, JANICE L.- Kandy- WashingtonBand 1; Booster Club 1.
WELLENS, HAROLD M.- Ted- Lincoln.
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ZAPENSKI, KA THLEE M.- Kathy- McKinley
- Spy 1; Sophomore Girls' Chorus; Seminar 2,3,
Treasurer 3; Future Turses 3; Prom Committee

1,2.
ZEBROWSKI, KARE L.-Lincoln-Spelling Bee
First Place Winner 2.
ZELLMER, ALLE T L.- Lincoln.
ZICCARELLI, JOE M.-McKinley- Wrestling
Team.
ZIEHR, GEORGIANA L.- Georgie-Friendens.
ZIELI SKI, DE NIS E.-Denny-Lincoln.
ZIELSDORF, SA DRA L.-Sandy- Lincoln.
ZUEKSDIRFM, SYSAB N.-Susie-St. Josephs.

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The dedication of George Nelson Tremper High School took
place on the afternoon of May 16, 1965. Mr. Angus Rothwell, the State Superintendent of Public Schools, was the
main speaker. During the ceremonies Mr. J0seph Flad,
architect of the school, formally presented the building to
Kenosha. It was accepted by Mr. Julius Goldstein in behalf
of the school board, by Mr. William Augustus for the faculty, and by Jeff Reilly for the students. A portrait of
George N. Tremper, which was later hung in the Commons
Area, was presented to the school by Camosy Construction
Co. Throughout the afternoon the public was allowed to
tour the new building. They were assi ted by the student
council.

STUDENT COUNCIL
FIRST ROW seated (left to right): K. Robinson; B. Garren; M. Congdon; L. Zirbel;
C. Campbell. SECOND ROW: A. Yordi; J. Robertson; M. Pedersen; L. Bushe; E. Giacomin; C. Flinkow; L. Sevey; C. Henderson; J. Lill; L. Neitzel; B. Moses; J. Wagner; K.
eumann. THIRD ROW: C. Karber, Sec. ; J. Lauritsen, Treas.; J. Wight; B. Kiss; B.
Kipp; P. Bryant; G. Stuvvesant; J. Reilly, pres.; D. Jacobson, V. Pres. FOURTH ROW:
K. Herbrechtsmeier; D. Smith; D. Reilly; J. Stamm; J. Hall; D. Drake; B. Lehrmann;
D. Gasser; K. Mescher; K. Vollers; D. Vena; G. Tappa; J. Mason; T. Schultz; G. Kuehl;
V. Blackford; Not pictured: G. Andersen; L. Ashmus; B. Baker; K. Becker, B. Bosman;
H. Bothe; B. Cleveland; S. Hayek; D. Werwie; P. Fennema; P. Greenwald; J. Hanson; J.
Aalpin; G. Janas; T. Horochena; R. Krueger; M. Montemurro; K. Nolan; M. Smith; J.
Sorensen; S. Tench; P. Urbanski.

YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU
The Dram-Pers Players presented
"You Can't Take It With You" as
this year's school play. This three
act play was directed by Mr. John
R. Holmes, who assisted by Dyann Miller the student director.
Although the scene was set in the
summer of 1936 it was a comedy
enjoyed by all.

CHEERLEADERS
VARSITY
Arlene Briggs, Captain
Kathy Hannan
Audrey Feldt
Marjory Hackbarth
Kathy Smith
Sharon Spence

SOPHOMORE:
Terry Horochena
Mary Kreuser
Sandy Wagner
Jill Davidson
Beverly Metzer

TOP SALESMEN
Georgia Wood and Jim lquinta are shown looking at a yearbook and
discussing their sales strategy, which yielded them the top CLASSIC
sales position from 65 homerooms. In the background is another top
sales story-the Distributive Education sho,vcase.

SADIE HAWKIN
That cra:ty dance with blue jeans, sloppy sweat shirts,
and vegetable corsages known as Sadie Hawkins was
presented by Tremper' Teens as one of the first annual dances. The
highlight of the
cv ning was the
of Beth Garren, Queen Daisey

VARIETY SHOW
The variety show this year was
given the name "Dizzy Atmosphere." It was produced by the
Tremper Concert Band. The acts
included everything from a Swing
band to a chorus line.

The first annual Senior Banquet
was held on May 22 in Tremper's
cafeteria with a Hawaiian accent.
For the two hundred-forty students
that were present the highlight
was the presentation of the time
capsule which contains some of
their articles and which will be
opened ten years from now at the
class reunion. The Master of Ceremonies was Jeff Reilly, who also
gave the invocation, and Tim Rosr
gave the Senior Farewell. Fourteen
students received Tremper High
Scholarships, and eighteen received
scholarships of their own. The
banquet ended with a dance in the
commons area.

SENIOR BANQUET

This year's prom, "Oriental Splendor," was
put on jointly with Bradford on May 7,
1965. The prom took place in the Eagles
Ballroom with music by the John Bunic
Orchestra. Later those attending saw a
movie and returned for the traditional
After-Glow sponsored by the Kenosha
Kiwanis Club. The "double court" consisted of Gary Speaker and Carol Sunday
from Tremper, and Leo Gallo and Cathy
Johnston from Bradford. Other Tremper
court members were Cindy Robinson and
Larry Petriek, and Lynn Swonek and Gary
Kuehl. Faculty co-chairmen were Mrs.
Terrill and Mr. Fitzpatrick.

ORIENTAL
SPLENDOR

GRADUATION

The first graduation exercises of Tremper took place
in Tremper's gymnasium on June 9, 1965. Sharon
Tench and Earl C. Scharnick, Jr. were speakers. Carol
Beck gave a speech titled "Purpose, Direction, Action,
and Success." Robert Kiss gave the Commencement
Message. The diplomas were awarded by Mr. Julius
Goldstein to the approximately 500 students while Mr.
William E. Augustus called off the names. The 1965
graduating class chose royal blue and scarlet as their
colors, the white rose for their flower, and their motto
was, "From this beginning may our example be looked
upon with honor."