The Classic 1966

George Nelson Tremper High School yearbook, The Classic, for the 1965 to 1966 school year.

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IN
DEDICATION
Mr. Aubry B. Hooper was born in Brewster, Nebraska . He lived on a ranch with his family until
the age of six when he moved to Central quare,
ew York. After graduating from andy Creek High
School in ew York, he attended Ripon College
in Ripon , Wisconsin . Later he graduated with a
Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Magna Cum Laude
Honor. Then he taught mathematics at Wausau
Junior High chool until he took the assistant
principal 's job at Bradford High School in 1960.
Now , as we all know , Mr. Hooper is the assistant
principal at Tremper. Being an active member in
school activities, Mr. Hooper is a member of the
Kenosha Education Association , the Wisconsin
Education Association, and the ational Education
Association. He also belongs to the Kiwanis Club
and is an active member of the First Methodist
Church. While living in Wausau , he played the
part of " Mr. Jordan " in the Little Theatre Production , " Heaven Can Wait. "
His hobbies include reading poetry, golf, photography , and camping. His two grandchildren keep
him quite busy also .
Mr. Hooper's fami ly consists of his wife , Maude,
whom he met at Ripon College, and two married
children, Richard B. Hooper and June Mare
Schribner.

Mr . Hooper a t the time he gradua ted from high school.

'.\Ir. Hoo per a nd hi s wife, \l a ud e.

It gives the 1966 Classic Staff great pleasure in presenting this award to Mr. Aubry
B. Hooper. We feel that he truly deserves
this dedication considering his hard work
this past summer. During that time, he
assumed the job of Tremper's principal
and also completed the scheduling of programs for the students. Sincerest congratulations Mr. Hooper!'

MR. AUBRY B. HOOPER
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
TREMPER HIGH SCHOOL

SCHOOL

LIFE
As a whole, school spirit
seemed to shoot up , to sparkle, and to soar highly this
year. Without this school
spirit shown by the Trojans,
our school events and activities wouldn ' t have provided
such entertainment and enjoyment as they did. The
screaming at the football and
basketball games, the splashing at swim meets , the slamming of lockers, the stamping
of feet down the hall , and the
extraordinary food in the cafeteria helped to make this a
memorable year for the students of Tremper.

In the colored picture at the left the
Trojans are seen enjoying the homecoming pep assembly on Friday,
October 14 , 1965. During this assembl y the five queen candidates
were presented by their managers.

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FOOTBALL

This is always the beginning line-up for our hard-working football team. A wild cheer
always ro e from the stadium when our team came on the field .

Stretchine; toward the sky' That was our football team this season

stretchine; toward the skv for perfection 1

This is a hard-workine;, thirsty
member of our football team' 1

Our fabulous band was led throue;h many intricate maneuvers on the football field durine; half-time bv Don
.\Jiles, our drum major

Beth Garren

BonnieJohn on

HOM EC

Karen

euman

Lynn Swonek

Janice Peterson

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The enthusiasm of the students was really high. Never
before had there been so
much excitement at Tremper.
Campaign meetings, pep assemblies, and special days
added to the general mood .
The fact that we lost the game
didn't spoil the festivities to
any extent.
Finally came the crowning of
our very first homecoming
queen. Karen Neumann and
her court reigned over the
first dance of the school year!
The fun , excitement, and enthusiasm was a great start to
a terrific year at Tremper.

THE SPIRIT OF
HOMECOMING

\\OCLD YOC BELIE\ ETH.\ l THESE ARE TRE\IPER' CHEERLEADER.,

WOCLD YOL' BELIEVE THESE,

Tremper's first homecomine; met only one trae;edv' The loss of the football e;ame The fault was no
one's. fhe students, team, and band were all determined to win chool spirit was at its heie;ht
·!'he perfection of the entire week overshadowed this sine; le misfortune

From these ten e;irls Tremper chose it 's homecomine; queen. They certain!\' heightened the spim and enthusiasm of the week. Bottom, left to rie;ht Lynn Swonek, Karen ;-.;eumann , Cathy John ton , .Judi lemensk1; and
Audrey Hele;eson . Top. left to rie;ht. Janice Peterson; Bonnie Johnson ; Ellen Ciacom1n, Beth
Garren, and Cindy Robinson.

CHRISTMAS
CHORAL
CONCERT
The student body and the public
surely got in the real spirit of
Christmas if they went to the annual Christmas Choral Concert.
This excellent performance was
displayed by the orchestra and the
combined choirs of Tremper. Each
choir sang separately and the
finale included the singing of
carols by the massed choirs. We
want to thank the students who
placed the true meaning of Christmas in the hearts of many.

The second annual Winter Concert was presented on December 8 at 8:00 p.m. by the
Tremper High School Concert Band. One of the
highlights of the performance was the appearance of Fred Hemke, our guest soloist. He is
the assistant professor of music at Northwestern
University and is known throughout the country as a saxophone lecturer-recitalist. He has
appeared with many college, university, and
professional groups, high school bands, and
orchestras. Under the direction of Donald K.
Moely, the program was a huge success and
was appreciated by the entire audience.

ORCHESTRA
CONCERT

The first Christmas Concert to be held in the Tremper auditorium on December
18-19, 1965 , found the Tremper Orchestra and the A Cappella Choir collaborating
in a thrilling performance long to be remembered . On February 9, 1966, Mr.
Nosal and the Orchestra presented an assembly on " Perceptive Listening" as one of
a series of educational assemblies. The Orchestra's newly acquired formal attire
was first seen at it 's February 15, Mid-Winter Concert which featured four orchestra directors from the Kenosha Schools as soloists. On February 26, Tremper was
one of eight orchestras to perform in the Tremper Gymnasium at the most successful
City-Wide Orchestra Festival ever held in Kenosha . A " Superior" rating in the Class
" A" Competition of the WSMA Contest held at Tremper was taken in stride for the
second year. The second annual " Spring Concert" was one of the finest performances
of the year. Trumpet soloist, Jim Haynor and Judy Lehrmann who received the
ational School Orchestra award presented by the Western Kenosha Kiwanis Club
highlighted the May 10, Concert. T he 1966 graduation exercises held on June 9,
commenced and closed to the strains of the Tremper Orchestra .

VARIETY IS THE

Beth and Adrienne are after Pete again 1

Poor Kathy' She just couldn ' t wait until THE END!

SPICE OF LIFE

The Tremper girls ' kickline gave quite a rousing can-can'''

Steve and Jane are at it again!! Our 1966 Variety Show was emceed by Dave Markese. :\1ary
Spraker and Claire Kitchin were the co-chairmen. ~!any different crews, such as the lightin~
crew, the stage crew, and the make-up crew, helped to make the show a great success. There was
a little of everything in our Variety Show this year. inging, dancing, skits, chickenman, and even
a bed scene helped to
make this year's show enjoyable for anyone who
attended.

BASKETBALL ~~66''
Our boys worked very hard this year. All the time and effort they spent
practicing proved quite worthwhile. The assemblies and school spirit added
to the excitement of the basketball season. Our basketball team deserves all
the credit and honor that was given to them by the faculty and students.

PIN!!

Tremper 's
Matmen
(not
Batmen!) worked and struggled very hard this year. But
all their practice and hard
work after school proved
worthwhi le. Special congratulations go to Alan Kreuger ,
who deserves distinctive recognition for winning the state
championship in his classification.

THE FROGS ARE HOPP'N AGAIN

Swimmers take your marks! Remember- you only get three false starts!

This is the kind of
perfection our swim
team worked for! ! !
The crowd was tense
and excited as we
lunged ahead. The
walls
rang
with
much screaming and
shouting.

SUB-DEB'S
WINTER FORMAL

Tuesday, December
28 , was the scene of
Tremper's first SubDeb Formal. The
cafeteria was truly
to a
transformed
" Wonderland
by
Night. "

Wonderland by Night
Shades of Christmas all around.
Beams of silvery light
Snowflakes falling to the ground
Upon a joyous night.
Boughs of holly deck the halls
And cheery laughter rings
Sweet bells toll in steeples tall
While great choirs sing.
On this enchanted eve in December
When everything's merry and bright,
It's something we'll always remember,
This "Wonderland by Night."
- Joanne Robertson

WONDERLAND
BY NIGHT
Snowflakes,
stars, and mistletoe all created
the majestic atmosphere of the
dance. The
music was provided by the
Muzzy Pillizzi
Orchestra . Everyone who attended would
agree that SubDeb this year
was a large success.

BATMAN CAPERS

The Batman was the center of the theme for the dance which was sponsored by the
sophomore class. We all had the privilege of seeing the Batman during our lunch hour
when he was advertising and selling tickets for the dance .

MUSIC BY THE STINGRAYS
The Stingrays provided the live entertainment at the
dance. Batbubblers, Batrooms, and Batman himself added
to the festivities of the evening' 1
Everyone who attended had a gay and swinging
time . Batman danced quite a bit in the spotlight with some beautiful girls' Anyone could
say the dance was a huge success' 1

BOOSTER CLUB
DANCE
Booster Club sponsored " For Old Times Sake" which
was held after the Tremper-Bradford game. An enjoyable and fun-filled evening was in store for anyone
who attended. The Imperials provided the entertainment for this very successful dance .

PRESENTING THE IMPERIALS

D'ARCY BYRD MR. TREMPER

The ca ndidate for \Ir. Tremper were (top to bottom): Don Vena , Dewey Reill y, Gary Goff, Tom .Johnson, Tom Renne, D'Arcy
Bvrd , Ben Hammond , :"Jeil Guttormsen, W ay ne Andreuici .

T-rustworthy
R-esponsible
E-nergetic
M-ature
P-ersonality
E-ager
R-eliable

Y:lr. Tremper was a new addition to the acuv1t1es at Tremper this
year. The senior class sponsored the activity which created a great
deal of school spirit. The girls in each class chose one boy who they
felt should be Mr. Tremper. Three from each class who received the
largest amount of votes ran for :\fr. Tremper. The boys were allowed
to put up posters and wear buttons. Campaigning was greatl We
heard each one over the P.A. and saw each one walk through the halls
dressed in their suits. These boys were examples of character, leadership ,
ambition, and interest in school life. D'Arcy Byrd was the choice of the
entire school to be Mr. Tremper because of his wonderful personality
and interest in his school and fellow students.

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FASHIONS FOR THE
ACTION GROUP

Vonae models this cute dress while :\lark, her escort , waits. The Maybes from Carthage College provided
music while the clothes were being modeled . A lively and emertainin£1 ni11ht was provided for all who came to
the style show.

Cindy wears a
cute skirt and
sweater set
suitable for
school wear.

Nancy looks
quite casual in
this slack and
sweater outfit.

\lary is ready
for any outin11
in this casual
dress.

ALL BECAUSE
As the plot thickened Agatha Forbes, a witch,
came bounding into the room. Salem, Mass. was
the scene of this hysterical comedy about a couple,
Duff and Joan, who move to get away from her
relatives and wind up with a witch instead. Mrs.
Boggs adds a lot of humor to the play with her
psychic society organizations. Ethel, a rough and
tough maid with beautiful possibilities, meets
Flip, a wise mouth reporter, who takes advantage
of these possibilities. They fall in love and create a
lot of pandemonium on the stage.

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OF AGATHA
Dr. Randolph , a forty year old bachelor down the
street with a " kooke" for a mother , plays a femme
role very well- switching to a muscle beach
character in the end, thanks to Agatha. Thelma,
an overbearing aunt who thinks she's sophisticated
and has been married three times , chases Dr.
Randolph but in the end tables are turned and
the doctor chases her . Madame Lasolda played a
beautiful drunk and held some great comedy lines.
She played a dominating mother who was very
superstitious. Last, but not least, is Agatha; a
splendid performance by a hammy witch. She was
great and stole the show with her witty lines and
actions. Mr. VanBuren who sold the house to
them in the beginning knew this would happen
- All Because of AGATHA .

UPRESENTING
THE CAST"

Duff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Steve Holt
Joan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lynn Busche
Mr. VanBuren
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . .. Marc Colby
Mrs. Boggs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Fennema
Ethel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :\.laxine Smith
Dr. Randolph ................... . . . . . .. Tom Renne
Flipp Cannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kurt Becker
Thelma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cynthia Robinson
Agatha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ellyn Lundgren
Student Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barb Backlund
Director .. . ..... . ......... . .... .. ...... '.\lr. Holmes

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SADIE HAWKINS
QUEEN AND COURT

First Runner-Cp- .Janice Peterson

Second Runner-Up- Tina Horochena
Queen -~largie Hackbarth

The queen candidates for this year 's
Sadie Hawkins Dance were: ROW
1: L. to R.: Lynn Hill , Cathy
Hannan, .Janice Peterson, Margie
Hackbarth. ROW 2: Ellyn Lundgren , Tina Horochena , .Jackie Bareika , ue Bear.

This year Sadie Hawkins was a great success. The
jail, with Maxine Smith acting as sheriff, added
quite a bit of excitement to the night. The marriage
booth , in which a Justice of the Peace was stationed,
was also a popular spot during the evening. The
crowning of Queen Daisy Mae was the highlight
of the dance. Margie Hackbarth was crowned the
Queen Daisy Mae of 1966. All these events added
to the fun , excitement, and hilarity of this year's
unforgettable Sadie Hawkins Dance.

OUR EXCHANGE
STUDENT
DORA COBAR
Dora Cobar, our A.F .S. exchange student, joined us in August of " 65"
and left in June of " 66". During this time she lived with Sue Piehl. Below
Dora tells her story.

On April 3rd, 7948 I was born in Tiquisate, a small town owned by the
United Fruit Compan y. Here I went to a grade school where everything
was taught in English, at the s.ame time I took private classes of my subjects in Spanish. After seven years it was time for me to start the second
part of my education. For this I had to leave to Guatemala City, where
I stayed with my mother's aunt and went to the English American School.
I wasn 't the only one in my family. I have one sister who is 79 yrs. of age
and two brothers, one 76 and the other 75. We are all studying away from
home. My sister and I have been always together, and my brothers have
gone to the same school. Every year for vacations we went home and
spent the three vacation months together. Then when January came again
we had to leave home; it was always hard.
In 7964 we were transfered from Tiquisate to Bananera . Bananera was almost like Tiquisate but I
hated to leave my home town, where I lived for 76 years. Before too long I had made many good
friends.
Sports have always been my favorite hobbies. I love to swim, play softball, golf, tennis, ping-pong
and many others. Once I played in a golf tournament and I ended in third place with a score of 777.
We were all starting to play, that's why we did so bad.
In 7964 I applied for an American Field Service Scholarship. The next year I was told that I was
one of the 35 that were coming to the U.S. I was told where I was coming and all the other information. On Aug. 23, 7965, I left Guatemala City, and arrived at Miami. The year 7965-66 I spent it in
our great Tremper High School.
Dora Cobar
Dora's famil y in Guatemala.

The A.F.S. assembly presented Dora a nd
Trygve, Bradford 's exchange student.

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STU DENT COLI NCI L LEADERS
OLD AND NEW
The student council officers of the 1965-66 deserve special recogmt10n for their
hard work and efforts. Serving as the executive board, they led the council
through homecoming, and parent's night. They are-SEATED (left to right):
Bonnie Johnson , corresponding secretary; Karen Neumann , treasurer; Beth
Garren , recording secretary; Tom Renne, vice-president; and Dewey Riley,
president.

Dewey passes the gavel to Chris his successor.

The new student
council officers are
eager to take over
their respective jobs
and responsibilities.
They are SEA TED
(left to right):
Marilyn Clarke,
corresponding
secretary; Jeanne
Fennema , treasurer;
Sherry Pollard ,
recording secretary;
Ron Rysdam , vicepresident; and Chris
Henderson,
president.

MOONLIGHT

AND ROSES
Moonlight and Roses , the theme of Tremper's 1966
Prom , was held on May 13 in Tremper's e;ymnas1um.
pon entering the transformed gym , you
walked through the archway decorated with
Rowers. '.\lusic, provided by the Win Buette;en Orche tra, Aoatine; throue;h the air enchanted all of the
couples on the dance Aoor. At midnight the couples
were shown the movie "Good eighbor am ," the
title of which had been kept a ecret until then.
After the movie , the couple danced into the wee
hours of the morning. Music for the Kandlelight
Kapers was provided by
Dave Major and the
Minors. Then a breakfast
sponsored by the Wes tern
Kiwanas Club was served.
Everyone had a memorable and enjoyable evening.

KANDL

The Kandlelight Kapers also added quite a bit of
excitement to Prom. The
movie, " Good Neighbor
Sam", was shown at midnight and more dancing
followed . A breakfast was
served toward daylight,
sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club . After breakfast everyone went home for a short
nap before attending the
picnic held at Petrifying
Springs.

LIGHT

KAPERS

The atmosphere of
Kandlelight
Kapers
was quite delightful.
The decorations consisted of stars and
moons, and everything
having to do with
outer space. It was
with this atmosphere
that the Prom-goers
enjoyed some more
dancing and a scrumptious breakfast. Afterglow was a memorable
night for all.

The enior Banquet, "Do You Remember",
turned out to be a hu~e ucce . The food was
deliciou and the entertainment wa enjoyed by
all. This banquet is I on~ to be remembered in
the hearts of many seniors.

OUR SENIOR BANQUET

THE HONORED SENIORS
Dewey

Riley

Gary

Burkholder

Pete

.................. .\lost Likel y to ucceed ................... .

Myers

Jan

Best Dressed ... .... ..... .

Janice

Petersen

Behnke

...... . ..... .. Best Dancer ........... .. .

Audrey

Helgesen

.Jim

H ay nor

...... . ..... . Most Talented ..... . .... . .. .

Steve

Holt

Tom

Renne

Dave

Peters

Al

Kreuger

Dave

Markese

D 'Arcy

Byrd

. . . . ...... .. ...... . .... Most Friendly ...
. . . . . . Most Congenial .. . ..... .
.. Most Active in School Activities . ....... .
. . . . . Most Athletic

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Garren

Dora

Cobar

Veronica

Moore

Kathy

Hannan

Margie

Funniest . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .......... .
Best All Around ........... . ...... .

Beth

Hackbrath

Ellyn

Lundgren

Lynn

Heck

GRADUATION
On June 9, 1966, "Pomp and Circumstance" gained a new significance for the Tremper graduates. They marched into the gym, clad
in royal blue caps and gowns and a royal blue and scarlet red tassel.
After the pledge of allegiance and national anthem, .Jan Yi yers gave
the invocation. :\Ir. Burshtan gave the welcoming speech and Beth
Garren and Richard Steffensen gave the commencement messages.
uperintendent Maurer accepted the students and the diplomas were
given out by Dr. Raymond Pelteir, vice-president of the board of
education. Senior class president, teve Holt and '.\.1r. Burshtan a sisted him. After Richard Duncan gave the benediction, the second
year of graduates from Tremper High School recessed out of the gym.
This was the program which was
held in our gym. However there
were many smaller things which
the graduates could never forget.
:\Ir. Burshtan was speaking at
Tremper for the la t time. :\Ir.
Runestad was directing our A
Cappella Choir for the last time.
The graduates all joined together
to sing their Alma '.\later for the
last time. In fact , this was the last
time they would all be together.
None of the graduates will forget
these things, but they will be overshadowed by the future. Each
graduate must look ahead and
achieve the goal and aim that
they want in life.

VARSITY FOOTBALL

l'h c \ arsit\· Football T eam of 1965 included. FROST ROii', left to ri e;ht, Glen '.\l cCu lloch ( Back field
(:oad1).
Gan
Larsen.
\\'illi am
Jones.
Chut k
Paukowski.
Paul
Splitek. .John
Lernnow it h.
Kim C.a, cs .
. \ Ian
Kruee;er.
Da'e
Peters.
Donald
Bl arklund.
Robin
\\' cndt. .J ohn
Stamm.
Charle
Carpenter.
Dot
Whitworth.
SECO.\'D
ROW Andrew Smith (E nd Coach), Gerald
Holly . .John
Pau l,
Dave
Nef e;er.
Larry 'ieabere;.
Robert '.\lutch ler . Curt Skinner. Willi a m Beckstrom . Gerald Demske , Dewc1
Reill y, .J ohn
Sare;ent.
Ronal d
C:oaklev.
\l ar k
'.\l ontemurro ,
Denni s Zander.
Verne
Schmale
(ll cad
Coach).
THIRD
ROW Joseph Vena, Ra ndy .\l a nn . David Wyo nick , Robert .Johnson , Frank Ane;oni , David Friddle, Carl
Ri cker.
'.\lichael
Knie;ht .
Denni s
.\rnold.
.J oseph
\ a ndenbcre;.
Gerald
Zellmer.
.John
Steinbrink.
l'h omas Fi scher (!lead Line C:oad1)
FOCRTH ROW Denni
Kloet ('.\le;r.).
rh oma
Kolmos, .Jell Johnstone.
'.\lichael '>pll1 cr. .John Crump. Gordon
\\'illia ms.
Robert
Ba ker.
Dona ld
'.\lueller. Donald
\ cna.
R1tha rd Baa ·. J ames Lutz ('.\le;r.). \intent Giarnmin

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM

ROW ONE (left to right)-Ga ry Fish, Brian Buck, Pete Levonowich , Dave Iaquinta, Rich Georges, .Jack
Pautz , Ralph Bishop, Bill Anderson, Greg Nugent, Ed Tomeseski, Ni ck Carabetiss, Gary Smart. ROW
TWO .John Krumpus , George Krulatz , Dale Kolmos, Ken Lord, Dan Casidy. Bill \Vasdron, .Jim Ki ser,
Dave Vite, Chuck Christopherson, Randy Fechner, Dan Zarletti. ROW THREE Larf\ .\lattson, Cene
Russow ,

Al

ROW FOUR

Nemeth , Joe Cauthern, Bill Sorenson, Jim Segal,
Coach Bistrick, Coach Britelli, Coach .\.!iller.

Tom

Dibble,

Da'e

Hi xs,

Dave

Rutchik

VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
The 1965-66 " Trojans" were : ROW ONE- Dennis Fisher, Roger Parent, Don Bedford, Bob Luskin, Bob Wells, Alan Dumke. ROW
TWO -Greg Michelson, Don Backlund, john Dagon, Tom Renne, Ron Rysdam , Jim Pastorek, Chris Kalvonjian. ROW THREEClark Anderson , Steve Genske, D'arcy Byrd, Richie Baas, Tom johnsson, Tim Hansen. Coached by Joe Britelli and Tom Fischer.

A little help ?
Only one of the many famous "Bedford jump" shots.

SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM
The Sophomore Basketball Team consisted of: ROW ONE (left to right)-Tom
Houston, Chuck Christophersen, Dennis Bedford , Lee Dahl , George Krulatz ,
Coach Ron Palmen. ROW TWO - Ken Lord, Bob Dworak, Ben Hammond,
Scott Holmes, Crag Nugent, John Holton, Mike DeWitt, Jim Hagberg (manager).
ot pictured- Jerry Grimes, Wayne Andrucci, Jack Pautz, Dave
Brown, Chuck Carpenter.

Would you please get off my toe ?

Another Tremper victory?

If you don 't get out of my way, I'm
just gonna cry.

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SWIMMING TEAM '66

This year's coach of the sw immine; team was \lyron \Ii Iler. His assistant was.James Voss and the co-captains were Bob Sternbere; and
.John Palmer The members of the 1966 \'arsitl' Swim Team were ROW 3, L. to R.: Coach \liller, Gree; Keckler, Tom \lickewiu , Robert Sternbere;. Kim \lill ae;er. Phil Rue;e;. Carl Griswold. John \\'oodbury . .James Blackbourne, .Joe\ andenbere;. ROW 2:
Robert ')chneider. Howard I urtle, Kenneth Jacob on, John Palmer. Bruce W ee;ner, Ranch \lann , [)a,id Peters , Coach \'o s.
ROii" 7; .Jen ')orensen, .J•m Lutz, Byron Bok . .James Roberts, .John Schwan, .Jeff Peters , Burt W eisman, .J ohn Evans. !'his year'·
most valuable plaver was Ken .J acobson who was a Bie; Eie;ht Conference Champion in the 200 yard free tyle. He wa also fifth in
the ')1ate of\\ 1scon ·in in the 100 yard free tyle. The player voted most improved was Ron Dielmann who also was the only sophomore
letterman

This 1·ea r's Junior \ 'a rsity Team reall1 pulled throue;h with wins for Tremper. Ther won five out of eie;ht swimmine; meets.
On ')aturdav . .January 22, they came out second in the.Junior \ 'arsity Invitati onal out of six schools. The team was under the
superv1s1on of Coach .J ames \ oss. The wimmers thi year were ROW 3, L. to R .. (\le;r .) Bill Beckstrom, Tim Ko-, Craie;
Preston . Gary Goff, Dan \ 'ernon, Ron Dielmann, Tom Sternloff, Bill Sorensen, Ralph Bishop , Gary Hemmelin , Doue; Hawkin ROW 2: Gerald Palmer, Steve Kuczenski , Ralph Pont illo , Keith Rusechi , Ken Kane;as , .Jim Brus, Tim Sochz, John
Powell, Coach \ oss. ROW 7, .John 1lolicka. Jim I lartnell, Bob Kussow , Bart 0'\lara , Paul Bonn, Gary Smart, Stan \I asters.
John \lene;er :\OT PIC:' I LRED. Robert Bartel, Edward Greiner, .Jeff Peters, .James Reed , .Joe \'andenbere;, Bill Knickrehm
(\le;r .), Tom Rowen (\l e;r.). Ray Camosy.

TREMPER WRESTLING TEAM
Presenting the Varsity Wrestling Team : ROW ONE (left to right)-Rich Pierce, Paul Splitek , Jim Linderunday ,
man , Alan Krueger, George Lubniew~ki. Dale Kolmos. ROW TWO - Coach Fox, Jon Zaph, Gene
Ron Elam, Don Urquhart, Don Mueller. ROW THREE- Manager Dave Pedersen , Rick Hartman, John
Wyss, Paul Reed , Rick Arbanella , Robin Wendt, Gene Pfeil. ROW FOUR- Dick Smith, Tim Dow,
Gordon Williams, Tom Kolmos .

The wrestling team had a fine record this year. In the state meet Tremper sent Alan Krueger, Paul
Reed, and Rick Smith to Madison. Paul Reed and Rick Smith were eliminated and Alan Krueger won
the state championship in the 127 weight class.

The sophomore wrestling
team made a fine show this
year right along with the varsity wrestlers. Their coordination, timing, and skill with
different moves made our
sophomore team capable and
strong winners. Their ability
to be as great as they were this
year will help the varsity for
Tremper next year. Confidence and strength makes good
wrestlers and that's what the
sophomore team displayed this
year.

FOURTH ROW (left to right)- Ken Lord, Greg Hansen , Chuck Anderson , Ralph Bishop, Chuck Carpenter, Tom Mickewicz, Walter
Breach, Clark Anderson , Ron Muller, Ernie Wachs, Coach Voss. THIRD ROW-Coach Adams, Carl Griswald, John Sargent, Tom
Young, Bill Waldron , Rich Mancusi , Karl Herbrechtsmeier, Don Pfarr, Jerry Demske, Gary Smart, Dan Cassity, Tim Young, Curt Skinner , Paul Bonn. SECOND ROW- Doug Townsend, Dave Peters, Dave Wyosnick , Rich Arbanella, Dave Pederson, Rick Huber, Tom
Dibble, John Serpe, Bill Skees, Rich Altergott, John Stamm, Randy Mann, Bruce Wegner, Stan Master (mgr.). FRONT ROW-Coach
Whitworth, Fred Brookhouse, Ron Platt, teve Kuzenski , Bill Anderson, John Huck, Dennis Arnold, Matt Skender, Alan Kreuger, Jim
Bruss, Ed tamm , Mark Kausalik ,John Krumpus ,Jim Hagberg.

OUR TRACK TEAM
Our track stars really brought in the wins !!

GO!

The track members kept in shape by running, exercising, and more running. Our track stars deserve
all the credit we, of Tremper, can give them.

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TREMPERS GOLF TEAM
BACK ROW (left to right)- Frank Iorio, Eric Becker, Jim Reed, Chuck Christophersen, Ken
Anderson , Dave Robinson , Richard Woodbury, Louis Iorio. FRONT ROW- John Evans, John
Wyss, Chuck Greiner, Tom Johnson , John Jolicoeur, Gary Larsen, Randy Mackey, Coach: Ronald Palmen.

OUR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
FRONT ROW (left to right)- Bob Kreuser, Jim Hagberg, Mike Dewitt, Clark Anderson , Doug
Anderson, Dave Pedersen, Rick Arbanella, Karl Herbrechtsmeier. BACK ROW- Jerry Palmer,
Steve Kuczenski , John Gentz, Brad Burden, Tim Young, Al Dumke, Tom Houghston, Gary
Adelson, Chuck Greiner. Coach: Dick Thompson.

BASEBALL
On the Baseball Team this year were : FRONT ROW (left to right)- Scott Barter, Dick Wavro, John Dagon,
Steve Genske, Mark Montemurro, Frank Angotti, John Levonowich, Clint Beth. SECOND ROW-George
Krulatz , Jerry Beth , Alan Dumke, Bob Wells, Tim Hansen, Dewey Reilly , Paul Westland. THIRD
ROW- Jeff Star (manager),
Mike
cott, Mark Kaker, Bill Kloster, Tom Kolmos, Alan Barry,
Erving Victorson, Coach Andy Smith.

TENNIS
The Tennis Team, which won the sectional and brought us our first trophy, consisted of FRONT ROW (left
to right)-Mark Bougneit, Keith Herbrechtsmeier, Steve Hartling, John Palmer, Deo.nis Halverson. SECOND
ROW-Rich Stetsin, John Hazalek, Robin Wendt, John Holton, Dave Heide, Jim Lutz, Vince Ciacomen,
Howard Turtle. THIRD ROW- Rich Baas, Bill Jones , Roger Curio, Larry Sparks, Dave
ewbery,
John .McMahon, Larry Grams, Tony Wawieroski, Coach Vern Schmale.

The Tremper Varsity Cheerleaders for 1966 included TOP ROW, L. to R.: Terri Horochena,
Kathy Hannan, Bev Netzer. MIDDLE ROW:
Kathy Smith, Audrey Feldt. FRONT ROW:
Margie Hackbarth, captain of the squad. We
of Tremper have a good reason to be proud of
our cheerleaders!

CHEERLEADERS FOR ~~66''

Our cheerleaders worked very hard to raise
money for their new uniforms!

The girls also worked quite hard at the games'

The ophomore Cheerleaders also were quite active
and peppy at this year's games and assemblies. The
girls on the squad for 1966 included TOP TO
BOTTOM : Adrienne Gerth, Debbie Shankland,
Kathy Messner, Sharon Cornell, Fay Kitchin. Many
thanks go to these girls for all their hard work!

TREMPER HIGH SCHOOL

FIRST ROW-left to right
Flutes:
Lynn Busche
Beverly Mc eil
Jackie Piehl
Donald Grover
Cathy Huff
Oboes:
eil Tatman
Mike Henoch
Clarinets:
Claire Kitchin
Roger Parent
Cathy Leys
Ray Forgianni

Don Miles

Jim Rudy
Bob Taube
Dennis Goldstein
Ray Lange
Clarinets:
Marietta Saxe
Karen Pohlman
Sally Fenske
Karen Werve
Chris Mohr

SECONDRUWFlutes:
Judy Lawell
Betty Jensen
Barbara Schuetz
Anna Splitek
Helen Harmon
Linda Wick
Mary Peterman
Alto Second Bass Clarinets :
Marcella Gray
Marcia Adelsen
Lon Swonek
Rick Benkstein

THIRDROWSaxophones :
Dick Moyer
Glenn Schnuckel
Jane Snyder

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Lynne Morrice
Dan Sanford
Gary Smart
liassoons:
Mary Spraker
Sue Hollenbeck
French horns :
Carl Kishline
Fred Brookhouse
Bob treblow
Becky Allen
Crag Tatman
Larry Simons
Clarinets:
Linda Williams

CONCERT BAND

Ginny Horning
Toni Patalocchi
Debbie Ledanski
Linda Vandenberg
Arlinda Eaton
Kristin Davey
Bob Wingate

FOURTHROWTrombones:
Doug Johnson
Stewart Ross
Kathy Fennema
Alan McNeil
Jeff Peterson
John Klinkrrfuss

Jeff Kuehl
Tubas:
John Peterman
Steve Roberts
Roger Richards
Richard Duncan

Kim Caves
Cornets:
Mike Kussow
Gary Nimmerguth
Jim Haynor
Dave Markese
Al Donsing
Paul Bonn
Dennis Arnold
Jim Brus
John Grimes

TOPROWDonald K. Moely- director
Colorguard :
Lynn Swonek
Audrey Helgesen
Barb Weise
Karen eaman
Donna Kraak
Barb Sorenson

F[FTHROWBaritones:
Doug Merow
Lorin Westplate

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Karen Strangber~
Carol Ley
Mary Borden
Terri Becker
Percussion :
Jim Ca merota
Jim Lampos
Tom Stoebig
Mike Stevesand
Paul Reed
Lynn Laakso
Alan Wolney
Gary Kautenburg
Martha Zydowski

GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
G .A.A. met every Wednesday night throughout the yea r. They participated in different sports
such as softball , basketball , volleyball , tennis, badminton, archery, and swimming. The members
were: ROW ONE (left to right)-Pat Daun, Karen Daggy, Gail Williams, Mary Gullo.
ROW TWO- Betty Anderson , Judy Martin, Cathy Kubly, Vonnae Freidrick, Janice Rudhman ,
Shirley Kazin. ROW THREE- Linda Smith, Jean Neilson, Martha Bannardt, Sue Kuczenski ,
Margaret Van Boven, Lyn Verkon. FOW FOUR- Rose Wilkomm, Elma Anderson , Carol
Claeys, Sandy Voos, Maria Gabby, Marcia, Adelson, Lynn Verkon. ROW FIVE- Sue Dickson,
Debbie Wogewechowicz, Miss Hanser, Jackie Pritchard, Jeanie Steffensen, Karen Sieberlich,
Dora Cobar.

OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer . . ......... .. .

Gail Williams
Karen Daggy
Pat Daun
........ . Mary Gullo

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ROW ONE at Back (left to right)- Scott Pierce, Bob Schneider, Bob Sternberg, Steve Genske, Tom Johnson, Ron Rysdam, Tom
Renne, John Dagen, Bill Beckstrom, John Levonowich, Richard Baas, Larry Grams, Dick Wavro. ROW TWO Bruce Wagner,
Vince Giacomin, John Sargent, Dave Peters, Randy Mann, Bob Mutchler, Karl Herbrichtsmeier, Dewey Reilly, Jeff Peters, Clinton
Beth, Frank Angotti, Kurt Skinner. ROW THREE- John Palmer, Ernest Wachs , Ron Mueller, Rick Huber, Dennis Kloet, Rick Hartmen, Paul Splitek, Dick Smith, Rick Arbanella, Bob Luskin . ROW FOUR- Bob Kussow , Dave Wyosnick, Gene Sunday, Matt kender,
Charles Carpenter, Greg Kammerad, Phil Rugg, Jerry Holly, Jim Lindermann, Al Krueger. ROW FIVE- Mark Montemmuro, John
Evans, Dave Peterson, Scott Barter, Don Bedford, Roger Parent, Jim Lutz, Gene Phiehl, Jon Zapf, Jerry Zellmer, Don Vena. ROW
SIX (front)- Robin Wendt , Keith Herbrichtsmeier, Dale Kolmos, Jack Pautz, Byron Bok.

LETTERMEN
Each boy that wins a letter in anyone of the many sports is automatically on the Lettermen Club. Therefore this club is a honor club
and each boy holds an important place both in Tremper High School
and in his community. These boys are the leaders-those who stand
out in everything that they do.

The members of Dram-Pers for this past year were : ROW 1, L. to R.: Mr. H olmes, Advisor; Sue Felkey,
a ncy Robinson, Dori s
Werwie,
all y Fenske, Kath y Leys, M aril yn C lark , Linda G uttormso n, Sa nd y
Emery, Barbara Reusch. ROW 2; Julie Petrelli , J oa n Sincla ir, Jill Byron, J eff Kuehl , Dave :V1roz,
Pat W ag ner . Lynn Fennema, Kristie Goff.

DRAM PERS
Dram-Pers presented the comedy " All Because of Agatha". The members all worked enthusiastically on make-up, sets, props, publicity, lighting, sound, and selling tickets. This all helped to
make the school play a huge success ! The participants also learned many stage directions and
procedures from Mr. Holmes which will prove to an advantage if they enter a theatrical profess10n.

OFFICERS
President . .... .. .. ... .. .... Lynn Fennema
Vice-President . .......... . .... . Jeff Kuehl
Secretary .. . .... . ... . . . .... Marilyn Clark
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kristie Goff

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USHERS GUILD
BACK ROW (left to right)- Peter Saula , Conley Yankovich, Paul Saaula, Peter Behnke. SECOND ROW- Sandy M cCauley, Maureen
O 'Connell, Lynda Ours, Ruth Wieck, Kathy Jobick , ancey Springger. FRONT ROW- Mr . DeHart, Vickie Kessinger , Sue Kucenski ,
Lynn Hill , Paulette Buckner, Joanne Stamm.

STAGE GUILD
BACK ROW (left to right)- Bob Pedley, Mack Smith, David Mroz. Jim Roberts , Dave Zink, Mr. Holmes. FRONT ROW- Mr .
Jacobsen, Alan Domes, Ilarb Resch , Mary Anderson, Lynn Heck.

The members of the Outdoorsmen were: FRONT ROW, L. to R. : Alan Szepi, Daniel Abata, Bill Foreber, Jim Platt, David Wyosnick.
BACK ROW: Mr. Huetten, Tim Wiersum, Jim DeMarco, Gary Flippo, Jim Felkey, Bob Queen, Mr. Primuth .

OUTDOORSMEN
This year the Outdoorsmen participated in such activities as fishing , hunting, and camping. While
having such fun and enjoyment on these trips, the boys in the club broadened their knowledge of the
great outdoors. The boys were headed by these officers: PRESIDENT-Alan Szepi; VICE-PRESIDENT-Bill Rullman; SECRETARY- Daniel Abata; TREASURER-Bill Froeber.

AUDIO VISUAL
BACK ROW (left to right)- Peter Blaine, Mack Smith, Dave Mroz, Larry Grams, Dave Zink, and Mr. Holmes. FRONT ROWDorothy Carey, Lynn Heck, Sue Piehl , Gordon Peters.

THE
TOP

CLASSIC
SALESMEN
The yearbook sales this year, 1966, were
terrific. With the sixty-five respresentatives
from the sixty-five homerooms, sales
reached an all time high. It was representatives like Larry George, Jessie Cates
(#I), and Bob Antaramian, the three top
salesmen, who made these sales such a
success.

F.T.A.
The F.T.A. members are (left to right) : Margaret VanBoven, Kathy Szantor, Patsy Calkins, Kathy Bundies, Mr. Thiel. SECOND ROW
- Sally Fenske, Lynn Hill, Chris Henderson, Clara Spaudling. THIRD ROW- Karen Werve, Martha Banerdt, Mr. McCabe.
FRONT ROW- Diane Highberg, jan Myers, Ann Moses.

BADGER BOYS AND GIRL
Tremper will send
three representatives
this year to Badger
Boys State at Ripon
College. They are
(left to right) Don
Backlund, Al
Donsing, and john
Beck. Badger Girls
State is held at
Wisconsin State
University at
Madison. Chris
Henderson will
attend this session.
The purpose of this
program is to
acquaint students
with state and local
governments. All of
our representatives
will benefit from this
experience.

STUDENT COUNCIL

Left to right , ROW 7: Pa m :V1ontgomery, Audrey Helgeson , Karen Newmann, Donna Kraak , Wendy Cohn, Terri Horochena, .Jud y
.Juliana, Karen Seiberlich, Sue Pabst. ROW 2: Chris Henderson , Doris Werwie , ;\lary Spraker, Linnea Larsen , .Jeanne Fennema , .Jim
Linderman, Ca rol Pulaski , Linda Fuller, Sandy Wagner , Charlotte .Jones. ROW 3: \lr. Bair (advisor), Ellen G iacomin , Lynn
Swonek, .Ja nice Stipa nuk , Lynn Hill , .Jill Da vidson , Gail Williams , Carol \lartinson , \lary Anderson , Gerrie Kubart . ROW 4: Dewey
Riley , Dennis Za nders, Dan Abata, Pete Behnke, .John chmidt, .John Dagon , Dick Wavro , \leg Conley, Barb Blasi, Kim :'-lillager,
Lynn Heck.

OFFICERS
Officers: President-Dewey Riley ,
Vice-President-Tom Renne , Recording Secretary-Beth Garren, Corresponding Secretary-Bonnie .Johnson, Treasurer-Karen Neumann.
Student Council has done a large part
to build the traditions of Tremper
High. Our first homecoming will
long be remembered and the fun of
building our spectacular float. :\!any
problems of the students were solved
Tremper
flag
and
a
large
with the school's emblem on it was
purchased for our gym.

HI-STYLE SERVICE CLUB

ROW, L. to R.: .Judy .Juliana, Nancy Wienke , Sue Bedore, Bettie Petersen, Barbara Cleveland,
\larcella Gray , Jackie Bareika, \lartha Zydowsky , Kathy Wiersum, Bonnie Tollack. ROW 2: Karen Pohlman , .Joanne
Stamm,
Paulette
Buckner,
\larilyn
Bosman,
Brenda
Allt:n ,
Brenda
Robinson,
Barbara
Drafz , Kathy
Hannan , \.larcy
Krehbiel , Donita
Frese. ROW 3: Ardith
Blackford, Susan Brus, Judy
Slemensk\ ,
Kristie
Goff,
\!aria
Gabbey ,
.Judy
;'>.lartin ,
Barbara
Reinherz ,
Sherry
Strantz ,
'.'vl.ary
Sachs. Linda Charlton. RO Mi .J: Sharon Cohen , Bev Netzer , Cindy Robinson , Donna Druktines , Cheryl
Pohlma n, Debbie Gunther , Debbie Smart, 1'\ancy Wirch, :'-.larilyn Clarke, Cheryl Perry , Vicki Kessinger,

FRONT

Becky :'\ehr . .-\dvisor : \liss \.1auochs .

OFFICERS
The officers for this past year were:
2nd Semester
1st Semester
President
Jackie Bareika
Marcella Gray
Vice-President
Jackie Bareika ................ Marcella Gray
Recording Secretary
Barbara Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . Cynthia Robinson
Treasurer
Joanne Stamm
Martha Zydowsky

Initiation was a part of high school. During initiation week the
time dragged by when you stood out from everyone else with
your loud and gaudy clothes. But it certainly proved worthwhile after all the fun you had in the club!

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Hl-Y SERVICE CLUB
President- Dan Sanford
Vice-President- M ax Smith
ecretary-John C urran
Treasurer-Gary Fox
Sargeant at Arms- Jeff Kuehl

BACK RO W, L. to R.: \ Ir. Holmes- Advisor; Dave \l attner , Art Reimer, \li lt l'\ orthway , .Jeff Kuehl , Larry Rutkowski , am Gott ,
Don \lueller, Wally Kaste·nschmidt. RO W 2: teve Reimir, Tom \l ichewi tz , \l cKay Dave Bronkow, Don Feivor , Rick
tetson .
FRONT ROW: John Curran, Pete Behnke, \l ax Smi th, Dan Sanford, .J ohn W oodbu ry, .Ji m T aube , C huck Ivy , Glenn Beth, J im
Roberts.

" For No Reason At All" was the theme of a dance sponsored by Hi-Y which turned out to be for
the best reason of all. Our first win was celebrated with dancing and laughter 'because of the advanced planning of Hi-Y. This dance was one of the happiest and most unforgettable events held
at Tremper this year. Hi-Y not only sponsored this successful dance but they made quite a bit of
money which they are using to give two $7 5 scholarships this year. Also they are giving $100
to a worthy fund. This year Hi-Y has been very active and has made Tremper proud of their
organization.

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SCIENCE CLUB

The members are, FRO,VT ROW (left to
Wick , librarian ; .J a net Ha mmond . SECOXD
' teve Roberts, a nd Richa rd Reichel.

rii.;ht):

Louise

ROW:

\Ir .

Pitsch, president; Pa t Wai.;ner, treasurer ; Linda
' icolazzi , Advisor ; Pa rin \lichaells , .Jeff Peters,

ome of the act1v1t1es of Science Club this year included a candy sale, movies , lecture, a
field trip to Chicago, and ushering at the Science Fair.

QUILL AND SCROLL
Quill and Scroll 1s the National Honor Society of High School Journalists. This year they published
"The Echo" our first literary magazine. The annual banquet was held this spring.

The members a re BACK ROW (left to right): Judy Reinhard , Vicki Tollack, Jackie Bareika, Barb Reinherz , :v!ary Jo Rudy , and
Cynthia Robinson . FRONT ROW: .Jan \lyers, Sue Greening, '.\!arc .Jerome, '.\like :Vlc'.\.1ahon, Sharon Cohen, and Chris Olson.

The officers of Aquettes are pi ctured , left to right: Linnea Larsen , Vice-president; herry Pollard, President ; Claire Kitchen , Treasurer; Peggy Bruce, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Elma Anderson , Sally Congdon , Connie Clark, Kathy Hannan. THIRD ROW: Ellen
Ambro , Sue Hasting, :Vlarcia Adelson , Michelle Taube, Ellyn Lundgren , Debbie Johnson, Char Cecil. FOCRTH ROW: Debbie
hankland, Dar Cecil , Lynn Yule , Barb orenson, Debbie Ledanski , Nancy chneider, and :Vlrs. Arfsten, advisor. TOP ROW: Kath y
Bundies, Leda Kieran, Char Garren , Donna Kraak , Diane :Vlomn, :Vlarian Winkless, Fay Kitchin. Other members are Nancy Schmidt,
and Dotty Robinson.

AQUETTES
TREMPER'S SYNCHRONIZED
SWIM TEAM
Tremper's Aquette's Club is composed of those girls who not only like to swim but who have the
ability, poise, ambition, and fortitude for perfect swimming and learning new stunts. The members this year put out many hours of practice and hard work to learn new routines. Those
students who are members of this club can be seen wearing aqua skirts and white sweaters on
Mondays. These are worn with the pride of being a member of this fine organization. Tremper
can certainly be proud of this club.

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ROW 1, L. to R.: Kathy Letsom , Ellen Giacomin, .Janice Stipanuk, Dor Vestino, Tina Horochena . ROW 2: Clara

paulding,
Donna Kraak , Barb Resch , .JoAnn Robinson , .Jeanette Olnhausen , Cathy Huff, Karen Newmann, Kathy .Jobick, Debby '.\.1oody.
ROW 3: Linda Fuller, .J a nice Letven , .Jean Rumachik , Georgia mi th , Carol Paleski, ally Fenske, Terri Horochena , Cathy Leys ,
Hollie Quann. ROW 4: Penny Pias, Audrey Feldt, Kathy 'e uma nn , Chris Henderson , Adrienne unday, Karen Strangberg, Lynda
Guttormson, Kathy Smith. ROW 5: Lynn Swonek, Sue Kemp , .J anice Peterson, Chris Forsberg, Kathy Irving , Bonnie .Johnson, Sandy
W agner.

SUB-DEB
SERVICE CLUB
The members of Sub-Deb Service Club have been very active this year. After the initiation of their
new members they began planning "Winter Wonderland '', their annual winter formal. It was a
huge success and was enjoyed by all those who attended. Sub-Deb members also participated
in the Easter Seal ;\;farch, sponsored a Teacher's Tea, held their annual senior banquet, contributed $200 toward the new band uniforms and gave two scholarships to graduating seniors.

OFFICERS
tipanuk , Vice-President-Ellen Giacomin;
The officers for this past year were: President-Janice
Recording Secretary-Dor Vestino; Treasurer-Tina Horochena; Corresponding Secretary- Kathy
Letsom.

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BACK ROW L. to R.: .Joh n Steinbrink, Ronold Rysdam , Donold Backlund, Thomas Renne, Lon Fredricksen, Robert Sternber~.
Randy 1 la ll. ROW TWO: Scott Pierce, Gary Speaker, Dewy Reill y, Robert Pedley, Dave Wiensk. Vincent Giacomin, .J ohn Stam,
.James R . Staude, Willi a m Baker, David Scoville, Kenneth .Jacobsen, Robert Kruser, \l a rk Fennema , Larry Geor~e , Gregg Ka merselt.
FRONT ROW: .J a mes Lutz, Bruce W ag ner, .J ohn Powell , Tim \l ar~etson, Steve Hartley, Rick Hartman, John W yss. Geor~e Lubniewski , Tim H ansen.

KEY CLUB
Key Club began the year by initiating fourteen new members. This was a very "formal" initia tionsuit, tie, white gloves and spats-although the traditional peanut races were also held . If you ca n' t
tell a Key Club member by his black sweater, tie, and pin, then you're sure to know him by the
bag of peanuts that he is holding in his hand . elling peanuts at Tremper 's football and basketball
games is one of the many ways the club raises money for the scholarship it gives annually to a deserving senior Key Club member. Key Clubber's were also seen helping build Tremper Homecoming
float and ushering at the Kenosha Invitational Debate Tournament. The Key Clubs main project
for the year was raising enough money to send a deserving handicapped student to camp this summer. They held a very successful car wash and the necessary funds were raised . .Jackie Brown, of
Homeroom 106, was unanimously chosen by the membership to attend Camp Waubeek near the
Wisconsin Dells for two weeks in .July. More important, however, than either the scholarship or the
worthy project, is the laughter they cause and good will the Key Club members spread about the
school with their friendly smiles and helping ways .

OFFICERS
Key Club officers for 1965-66 school year were John
Reilly, vice-president, and.John (Smilie) Steinbrink, treasurer.

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tam , president, Tom Renne, secretary, Dewy

CLASSIC STAFF

This year's Classic taff included the following members; SEA TED, L. to R.: Lynne :Vlorrice- Faculty Editor; Vickie Kessinger- Photography Editor; Becky Nehr- Copy Editor; Darlene :Vleyer- Subscription Editor; Cheryl Perry· Social Director;
Cindy Robinson - Layout Editor; '.\leg Conley- Art Editor; Chris Henderson- Asst. Layout Editor. STANDING: Bob Antaramian- Head Photographer; Dennis Spitz-Ass' t. Photographer; .Jim Staude-Business and Ad :Vlanager; Chris Olson- Editor-inChief; '.\lr. Terrill - Advisor; Ken Lord- A s't. Photographer; Carol Hains Ass't. Layout Editor; Linda Fromm- Ass't. Art
Editor; .Joy VanHarpen- Typist. Not pictured , Carol Thomey- Ass 't. ubscription Editor.

The representatives who sold the Classic in their homerooms were: FRONT ROW, L. to R.: .Joy VanHarpen , Pat Farrell , .Jessie
Cates, Sherry Pollard, .Jan Heintz , Lynda Dworak, .Janet Brand, Gayle Verkon , :V1argaret VanBoven, Sue Kuczenski, Renita
Struthers, .Julie treck , .Judy :'vlartin , Becky Nehr. ROW 2: Carol Hains, Pat Nord, Patricia Pufont, andra Covington , Leda
Kieren , Barb Leitch , Kathleen Bundies, Koleen Sharp, :Vlary EvanhoIT, Kathy Irving, Barbara Hall , Dora Cobar, Donna teller.
ROW 3: Lynn Fennema, .Judy Slemensky, Pat Ellis, Larry George , Bill Cairns , Richard Lassen, Bob Antaramian, Debbie mart,
Ronald Rysdam, Vonae Friedrich, Linda Zirbel, Shirley .Johnson , Linda Marquissee, Kathy Larson, Chris Batassa. Not pictured:
Sandy Pence, Jim Staude, Kathy Sentiere, Dennis Spitz, Peggy Bruce, :Vlarilyn Barber, :Vlary Seibert, Barb Duban , Kathy Letsom , Carol Coffelt, Bob Kruser, Lynne :'vlorris, Clark Anderson , Beth Keuffer, Chris Olson, '.\lary Griffith, .Judy Reinhard , Darlene
Dryer, Nancy :'\liner, Barb Voight, Larry Olson, Pat Botts, Dave Ward , and Cindy Robinson.

TEMPEST STAFF

FRONT: .Judy Reinhard. ROW 1, L. to R.: :VI. .J . Rudy , P. Wagner, S. Greening, .J. Bareika , Advisor, \lrs. Hoeft. ROW 2: A.
Anderson , :\.!. :Vlc:\.lahon,
Cohen, B. Reinherz . ROW 3: B. Buege, K. \larasca lso, D. \tiller , D . La rsen . ROW 4: E . Ambro , B
Robinson , L. Pitsch , D. Shankland . ROW 5: D. \licha los, .J . \lc\l a hon , L. Buskerk . .\ . :'\emeth. I) W a rd . ROW 6.· B Cohen ,
R. Taft , B. Burden, \!.Jerome. \!embers not pictured a re : \I Northwa y, Dan Zarletti , Penny Pi as, .J a n \levers .

The Tempest furnished bi-weekly papers for students who purchased a yearly subscription for
$1.25. Co-editors were Jan Meyers and Mary Jo Rudy. The editorial editor was Pat Wagner;
feature editor-Judy Reinhard; sport editor-Mike McMahon; exchange editor-] ackie Bareika;
copy editor-Barbara Reinherz; circulation editors-Penny Pias and Sharon Cohen; photography
editors-Jon McMahon, Milton Northway, Don Zarletti, Ray Dean; advertising editors Jackie
Bareika, Dave Lyons; business manager-Sue Greening. This group was under the direction of
Mrs. Ferne Hoeft, their advisor.

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BOOSTER CLUB

FRONT ROW, L. to R. : Barbara '.\lorrow, Ann Wente , Cathy Wade, Nancy Sin~er, Vickie Kes sin~er,
Barbara Resch. ROW 2: Tina Horochena, '.\lary Sachs, Sue Pabst , Barbara Witt, Koleen Sharp, '.\lary
Evanoff. ROW 3: Dorothea Vestino , Kathy \ 'ieth, Jill Brion , Linda Ward, Sue Kuczenski , Sandy
Voelz . ROW .J:
'a nd1
W agner,
Brenda
Robinson ,
Diane Stieber,
Debbie
Brenneman,
Karen
.Jobick. ROW 5: ue Le :\! av, Kathv Lehmann , Kathy Szantor, Lvnn Hill.

FRO.\'T ROW, L. to R. : Vicki .Juga, Audrey Helgesen,
'.\.lessner, 'andy '.\lcCauley. ROW 2: Terri Horochena,
Chris Batassa, Arlinda Eaton, Debbie Besck. ROW 3:
der on, Linda Vandenber~. '.\l arv Borden,
Karen Friedrich, Carol '.\l artinson. ROW
Tollack , Barbara Drafz.

ue Felkey, Fay Kitchin , Bev Netzer, '.\.lathy
Sue Weiner , Pat Valley , \lary Anderson ,
Kathy .Jobick, Clara Spauldin~ , Chris HenVicki Walleg. ROW 4: Susan H astin~, Debbie Ledanski ,
5: Kristie Goff, Diane
coville, Adrienne Gerth, Bonnie

Booster Club officers for this
past year were: President
Tina Horochena; Vice-President Kathy Hannan ;
ecretary- Dorothea Vestino: Treasurer-Sa ndy
Wagner.
'.\lr.
Short and '.\tr. '.\lartyn were
the advisors.

Everyone had a
happy time at the
Brown .Jug Dance,
which was sponsored by Booster
Club.

A big "sigh of relier' was given after the dance ended. It was a huge success and was enjoyed b)' everrone
who attended.

CADUCEUS
The officers of Caduceus C lub were: President-Gai l Will iams; Vice-president- Barbara Cleveland;
urer-Roberta Remus.

ecretary-Gerri Wisch; Treas-

Members this year included: FR ONT R O W: Miss Kupferschmid t, Adv isor; Roberta Remus, Gail Willia ms,
Gerri Wisch, Carol Claeys. R OW 2: Bonnie H artung, J udith Alix, Kath)' M e sner, Linda Ibsen, G igi
Batassa, Shirley Kazin. R OW 3: Patti Revik, Linda H arvey, Pat Valley, C harlene Cecil.

Caduceus Club has been very active this year. They had a speaker from the Evanston
School of Nursing visit them and tell them about a career in nursing. A tour of Kenosha
Hospital and of K.T.I. Practical Nursing School and a trip to Southern Colony in
mon
G rove kept the members quite busy.

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FRONT ROW, L. to R.: .\lrs . .\lcKenzie, advisor; Barbara chindler, Ellyn Lundgre , Lynn Heck, haron onquist, Audrey Helgesen,
ROW 2: Patricia Daun, .\lagaret Campbell , .\lartha Banerdt , Judy Reinhart, Sue Felkey. ROW 3: Vicki Tollack, Cail Phillips, Pat
Prange, Dora Cobar. ROW 4: .\lary .Jo Rudy , .\largo Phillips, Cheryl Blankenship, Karen Seiberlich, .\larian Winkless. ROW 5:
Claire Kitchin , .\laxine Smith, Sherry Pollard, Sally Congdon , Charlene Ceci l, Barbara Backlund, Sue Greening, Sue
Conley.

mith , .\leg

TREMPER TEENS
This year Tremper Teens sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, " Please Don 't Eat the Daisies."
It turned out to be a huge success and a delightful evening for any couple who attended. The marriage
booth and the jail added to the festivities of the night. The girls also ushered two nights for the
Woman 's Club at Lance Junior High when the 1966 Follies were presented .

OFFICERS
The officers for 1966 were: President-Lynn Heck; Vice-President-Ellyn Lundgren; Correspondmg Secretary- Sharon Sonquist; Recording Secretary- Barbara Schindler; Treasurer-A udrey He!gesen.

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DEBATE AND FORENSICS
Tremper's Debate Team, coached by Julie Ann Baltes, had a very successful year. The Varsity Team
is pictured above left to right: John Schmidt, Chris Henderson, Ellyn Lundgren, Dick Steffensen and Barb Schindler. They can be very proud of their Wisconsin record, 23 wins of 32 debates.
They participated in SIDL and the NFL debate at Carroll College. One addition to Tremper's
collection of trophys was the second place trophy from the Carthage College Invitational Tournament which 30 teams from Wisconsin and Illinois attended. The members of this team should
be highly commended for their hard work.
These are the novice and junior varsicy debacers. FRONT ROW (lefc co righc): Dave Scoville, Dyann \liller, Jan Letven, Sue Weiner,
.Jeff Parry. SECOND ROW: Terry Lensome, Linda Charleton, Brenda Allen. THIRD ROW: .Jim Blackbourn, Georgia Pierce, Barb
Backlund, and Everett Sennholz. \like Knighc, \-like Kussow, and \-like Lill were also on chese learns.

The National Forensic League is an honorary organization for speech students. The members pictured above are: FROST ROW, L.
to R. : .Janice Letven , Diane Miller, Sue Weiner , .Jeff Parry. ROW 2 : Terq Lettsome, Chris Henderson , Linda Charlton. ROW 3:
Georgia Pierce, Ellyn Lundgren , Barbara Backlund, Everett Sennholz. ROW 4: .Jim Blackbourn , Dick Steffensen , .John ~chmidt ,
Dave Scoville. \!embers not pictured are: Barbara Schindler. Beth Garren, \like Knight, \like Lill , \like Kussow .

Many Tremper students participated
Kathy Hannan, and Chris Henderson.

m

forensics,

including

three

state

winners:

Ellen

Giacomin,

"Hey kids! Do you remember being stuck in the snow, the policeman, strawberry pie, room 214 ,
ram , diversified literature (John's "Playboy'', "Fanny Hill", "Samulsen"?), "Big Boy", the knife,
the snow blower, rides in the car, the great kids from St. Joe's, the never-ending battle of clashing
personalities, apples, and all the fun , discussions , jokes, and laughs. "

Those who participated
in
forensics
were
FRONT ROW, L. to R. :
Diane \liller, Sue Weiner,
Sue Felkey. ROW 2: Terry Lettsome, Linda Charlton, Brenda Allen, Chris
Henderson. ROW 3: Ellyn
Lundgren,
Cindy
Robinson , Barbara Backlund ROW 4: Dick ' teffensen , .John
chmidt,
Dave coville. Others not
pictured were
Ba rbara
Schindler, Tina
Horochena, Kathy Hannan ,
Kurt
Ellen
Giacomin,
Becker, Ellen Ide, Lynne
Fennema , Beth Garren.

AMERICAN
FIELD
SERVICE

American Field Service has been very
active this year. They are corresponding
with a school in the Phillipines and they
raised money through the Big
ister
Campaign for a Tremper student to take
part in the summer program . The officers
for this year were: Pres. -.\lary Spraker;
Vi ce-pres . .Jan .\! yers; Secretary-.\lary
.Jo Rudy ; Treasurer-C hris Henderson.
The members of the club are: ROW 7:
C. Olson , D . Cobar, S. Piehl , V. Tollack.
ROW 2: K. Davey, L. :Vlorrice, K. Fennema, B. Taske. ROW 3: .\!. Banerdt,
C. Henderson, 0 . Werwie .J . Nielson.
ROW 4: R. Wiech , .J. tamm, .\!. Rudy ,
.J . .\1 yers, P. Rovik . TOP ROW: C. Kitchen, K. Szantor, . Greening , 0 . Stelter .

These girls were the ca ndidates for Big ister: FRONT ROW, L. to R. : Sally Congdon• , Marilyn Pedersen, Nancy Wir ch,
.\laxine Smith, .Jeanne Fennema, and
Sherry Pollard . ROW 2: Kristie Goff, Pat
.\!erritt* , Terri Horochena, .\lary Kreuser , Brenda Robinson , Kathy Wiersum Big Sister, Georgia Smith , and Vicki
Kessinger* .
•Runners-up

RED CROSS

The red cross again this year conducted an annual collection along with a campaign to collect
money for a disaster chest. This is a main reason for the function of this organization.

OFFICERS
President . . . . . . . . . . . . Cathy Leys
Vice-President . . .. Vonae Friedrick
Secretary . . . . . . . . . Sherry Pollard
Treasurer . . . . . . . . Kathy Wiersum

SEA TED in back of the officers are : (left to ri~ht). '. Wagner, B. G reisen,
Charelton , L. Charlton, .J . De-Bruin, B. Bocklund, •.
Greening , K. Szantor, A . .\loses, K. Vieth. Seated on SECOND ROW are F. Kitchen , .\!. Phillips, D. Larson, S. \!cCauley , P . .\lerritt,
D . Werwie, .\!.Taube, K. Seiberlich , . Piehl, K. Canterbury, \!. Thomey, N . chmit, .\!. Petersen, D . \litchell. 1st STA.\'Dl.\'C.J . Davidson, C . Coffelt, S Bear, L Guttormsen , Emery, C . Perry, .\I. Krueser, .J . Fennema . LAST ROW ta ndin~ L. Ward , P
Buckner, L. Bauer, S . Fenske, E. Ambro. Gregg Kamerad is absent.

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ROW 7, L. to R.. \like
Henoch, Bev \.fcNeil, Don
Grover,
Lynne
Busche .
ROW 2: Don Miles, Claire
Kitchin , Dennis Goldstein,
Mary praker.

ROW 7, L. to R.: .Judy
Lehrman, Georgia Smith,
Shari Cornell, Keith Nelson. ROW 2: Adrienne
Gerth, Cinda Sommers,
uzanne
Kevin \.le Kay,
Hostnick, .Janice Rudhma n . ROW 3: Imogene
teele, Ray Sanders, .Jim
ipel , Hal Onserud.

L. to R.: Gary Kautenberg, Martha
Zydowsky , Mike Stevesand, Jim Camerota. These four students worked very
hard to make the music have some swinging rhythm!

G. N. TREMPER
ORCHESTRA
OF

1966
Kathy Fennema is at the piano.

ROW 7, L. to R .. Peter
Behnke, :'I.lolly Sordahl,
Barbara
Fish,
Helen
Schad,
Debbie
Smart,
Dave Newberry. ROW 2:
Yvonne Hansche, Ruth
Wieck, Fay Kitchin , Linda
VanHorn , Pam Poppe.
ROW 3: Tom Rascuros ,
Joe Campolo, Gary Totts.

ROW 7, L. to R. : Greg Tatman,
Fred Brookhouse, Bob Strehlow, Larry Simons. ROW 2: Jeff Kuehl,
Doug .Johnson, Stuart Ross, Alan
Mc eil. ROW 3: Dick Duncan,
Paul Bonn, .Jim Haynor, Dave M.arkese. Mr. osal is the director of this
fine group.

OUR
ADMINISTRATION

The education of a caveman, like himself, was very crude. The
stress was on physical labor-how to survive with nature. From
those days we have come a far way. Education was first given by
parents, then in country schools, and finally in great complicated
institutions. In the first two types there was no need for a ruling
body, but Tremper is an example of the latter. Tremper consists of
more than 2,000 students, 90 faculty members, a kitchen, custodian,
and office staff, and to rule these we have three fine administrators.
Mr. Burshtan is the principal; Mr. Hooper makes out the schedules;
and Mr. Kranen takes care of attendance. Standing behind these
men is the School Board, which governs all the schools in Kenosha,
Joint District# 1.

The chool Board: TOP ROW (left to right)-Or. Peltier, Vice President; Mr.
ten ; :\lr. Pinzger, President; Mrs. Jaeschke.

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chlax; Mr. Goldstein . BOTTOM ROW- Mr . Met-

\Ir . Kranen

\tr. Hooper

Mr . Burshtan

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BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTM ENT

:\Jr. Schmale

:\1r. Peuerson

Business education covers such classes as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and work
experience classes. Its main goal is to teach these students secretarial work and sales
work for getting part time jobs and full time jobs when out of school. It is an effective
aid for these students whether or not they go on for further schooling. Basically, these
are "tool" subjects, which aid in producing better-adjusted citizens.
:\!rs. Leatherman

:\lrs. Houghton

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\Ir. Primuth

\Ir. Terrill

\Ir. Stuyvesant

\.!rs. Terrill

\.Ir. Glaeser

:'\!rs. Harte

.\Ir. Frank

.\!rs. Gelling

:vi r. H uetten

Mr. Hansen

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M r. Hensey

ENGLISH , SPEECH,

:-.I r. Pi per

FOREIGN LANGUAGE, AND READING
M iss Ma ttocks
M iss M eier

The English, speech, foreign language, and reading department 's aim is to
have the student develop
an appreciation for that
field of culture in which
they are interested. Mr.
Gladding is chairman for
our schools largest department .

Miss Wilk

\ l r . Pen irk

\ ! rs. \ lrKenzie

\lr Holmes

\ !rs. Faust

\l rs. Hoeft

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'.\I iss Baltes

'.\Ir. Gladdin~

'.\liss Hu euen

'.\Jr. Thiel

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MATH DEPARTMENT AT TREMPER

Mr. Ada ms

Mr. M ea ly

The math department provides both a portion of the background for further study and the understanding and skills of
basic mathematical competence.

Mr.
.\Ir. Darula

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ye

Mr . Palmen

Mr. Fearing

;-.1r. Bussard

;-.1r. Short

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SCIENCE TEACHERS AT TREMPER

.\Ir. Cordiner

The science teachers at Tremper worked hard this year broadening the students interest in the fields of biology, chemistry,
physics, and other accelerated courses. Science fair projects,
worked on in the classes, helped to make the science fair a big
uccess.

:\Ir. Farnam

.\Ir. l\'ico lazzi
.\lr. Hadler

:Vlr. Huberty

:VI iss Pike

:Vlr. Rorvig

Mr. Smith

:Vfr. Glynn

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\Ir . Gebhart

\1 r. Fischer

\Ir. Draeger

\Ir. Thompson

Mr. Wambach

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Mr. Deusterbeck
Mr. Rafshol

:\1rs. '.\1cCulloch

SOCIAL SCIENCES
The social sciences play a vital part in the
curriculum at Tremper. American History, World History , Economics, and
Social Problems are interesting and important subjects being taught. It teaches
the student about his own government
and other governments which is a vital
part of Jiving in a democracy . Mr. Gebhart is the department chairman.
Mr. Bair

:\Ir. :\1cCabe

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT
The Industrial Arts Department at Tremper provides training in wood
working, machine shop,
printin~, electricity, power mechanics, and engine
overhaul. The teachers in
this department advise the
male students in a vocation that is worthwhile
and educational. This education provides the students for better opportunities for jobs and also is
a good background for
future work in this area.

\Ir. Del !art
\Ir Ca ner

\Ir Carlson
\Ir. Freeberg

\Ir. Leinwand

\Ir . Kri1

\Ir . Jacobse n

HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
\I rs Rothrork, permanent substitute for \I rs.
Peterman.

The Home Economics Department trains the girls in the areas
which will be so important when bringing up her (the girl's)
future family. Cooking and sewing are skills learned by practice
and careful guidance.
\!rs . Paintin

TREMPER

Mrs. Arfstan
\-Ir. :\.lcCulloch, Boys' PE Department Chairman
:-.tiss tann

Mr. Miller

These gym teachers instruct the
boys and girls in learning how to
make themselves more physically
fit. They teach the students tumbling, apparatus, tennis, baseball,
swimming, volleyball, basketball,
and many other sports. We owe
these teachers a lot for trying to
make us physically fit.

Doc Whitworth, Drivers Education

Miss Hanser, Girls' PE Head

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PHY. ED. DEPARTMENT
Mr. Fox- Coach and Teacher

~Ir . Voss-Coach and Teacher

Miss Palmer- Coordinator of Hea lth

MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Each music department gave special awards to the outstanding
person in each field . .Jim Haynor
received the band award; Dave
Peters, the choral award; and
Judy Lehrman, the orchestra
award. All members in the music
departments deserve special credit
for their hard work.

All of the music departments
worked hard this year practicing
for concerts, performances, and
contests. Every person worked in
making the music program a huge
success at Tremper.

~Ir. Moely-

Band Director

~Ir . Nosal -

:\Ir. Runestad -Choral Director

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Orchestra Director

OUR LIBRARIANS

This year our librarians were L. to R.: :-.!rs. Cox (secretary), :-.lrs. Callahan, and :-.Ir. Payne, the head librarian.

OUR NURSE: MISS KUPFERSCHMIDT

ART DEPARTMENT
With the continuous display of art work near the
art rooms all the students
know that the work of this
department is excellent.
These teachers guide the
art students, many of whom
will go further into art
after graduation, so that
they might use their talent
to the best of their ability.

:\Ir. Farnham

:\Ir. Christy

BASIC ACADEMICS
Basic academics is taught to
students to give them a well
rounded background in all
areas.

:\Ir. Olsen, ocial tudies
:\Ir. Spalato, Basic Academics
:\Ir. Bistrick, Special Education
:-.,1iss Yelach ,
ment.

ocial Studies replace-

With some training in all areas of
learning the students in Basic Academics enter into one area previously
studied, after they have graduated.

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The Guidance Department consists of BACK ROW: :\Ir. Hooper (head counselor), :\Ir. Hadler, Mr. Wambach, Mr. Owens, \.Ir .
Valente. FRONT ROW: Coach Brittelli , \liss Donovan, and \liss Khurana .

GUIDANCE COUNSELORS
Among those students helped by these counselors
were juniors. These students had the opportunity
to order their class rings this year. A Trojan head
can be seen on the hand of many of them.

PROFESSIONAL STAFF INDEX
A
Adams, .\1r. . .
Arfsten, \!rs .

Leinwand, .\Ir

. . .. . . .

.\lath
Physical Education
B

Bai r, .\1r.
Baltes, .\liss
Bistrick, \Ir .
Brittelli, \Ir .
Burshtan , \Ir.
Bussard, Mr.

Social Studies
Speech
Special tducation
Guidance
Principal
.\lath

c
Callahan, Mrs.
Carlson, Mr.
Carver, \Ir .
Christy, .\Ir.
Cordiner, \Ir .

Librarian
Industri al Arts
Industria l Arts
Art , C hairman
Science

.\I
.\I attocks, .\I iss . ..
.\lcCabe, .\Ir.
.\lcCulloch, .\Ir.
.\l cCulloch, .\lrs .
.\le Kay, .\[rs.
.\l cKenzie, .\!rs.
.\lea ly, .\Ir .
.\leier, .\liss
.\1iller, \Ir .
.\l oely, .\Ir.
N

F
Soence
Art
Language
\l ath
Social Studies
Ph ys ica l Education
Language
Industria l Arts

G
Gebhart, :\Ir.
Gelling, .\1rs.
Gladding, .\1r.
Glaeser, .\Ir.
Glynn, .\lr.

ocial Studies Chmn.
English
English, Chairman
Business Education
Science

H
Hadler, .\Ir.
Science, Chairman. Guidance
English
Hansen , :\tr.
Physical Ed., Chmn.
Hanser , :\liss ........ .
English
Ha rte, ;\[rs.
English
Hensey, :\Ir.
English, Publica tions
Hoeft , Mrs.
Speech
Holmes, :\Ir.
Assistant Principal , Head Counselor
Hooper , .\Ir.
Business Education
Houghton , Mrs.
Science
Huberty, Mr. . .... . ... . ... .. .
English
Huetten, .\-1iss
English
Huetten, :\Ir.

Olsen, .\Ir.
Owens, .\Ir.
p

Guidance
Vice Principal
Industrial Arts, Chmn.
Nurse

Khurana, :\liss
Kranen , :\Ir. . .
Kriz, \ 1r.
Kupferschm idt , :\l iss
L

Leather man, Mrs.

Business Education

Home Economics. Chairman
.\lath
Librarian. Head
Lane;uagc
Business Education
Home Economics
Science
Language
Business Education

R
Social Studies
Science
Home Economics
\lusic, Choral

Rafshol, .\Ir.
Rorvig, \Ir.
Rothrock, .\!rs.
Runestad, \Ir.

s
Schmale, \Ir .
Short, .\Ir.
mith , .\Ir. A
tan n, .\!is
Stuyvesant, .\Ir.

Business Education
\l ath
Science
Physical Education
Business Education, Chairman

Terrill , \Ir.
Terrill, .\!rs.
Thiel , .\Ir.
Thompson, .\Ir .

T
Business Education, Publica tions
Business Education
English
ocial Studies

v
Guidance
Physical Education
peech Therapr

Valente, .\Ir . . ..
Voss, \Ir.
Vukelich , \Ir. .

w

Industrial Arts
K

ocial Studies
Guidance

Paintin. \!rs.
Pal men, .\Ir.
Payne, .\Ir.
Penick, \Ir .
. . .. . . . .
Petterson, .\Ir.
. . .. . . . .
Peterman, \!rs.
Pike, \liss
Piper, \Ir . ..
Primuth, \Ir .

.J
.Jacobsen, .\-Ir.

Science
.\lusic. Chmn., Orchestra
\l ath, Chairman

0
.\lath
Industrial Arts
Guidance
Social Studies
ocia l Studies

Farnam, .\Ir.
. . . . . .. . .
Farnham, :Vlr.
Faust, Mrs.
Fearing, .\Ir .
Fischer, .\lr. . . . . . . . . . . .
Fox , Mr. . .
Frank, :\Ir.
Freeberg, :\1r.

English
Social Studie ·
Physical Education, Chmn
Social Studies
English
English
.\l ath
Languae;e
Physical Education
.\lusic, Band

icolazzi, \Ir .
Nosal, .\Ir.
Nye, \Ir .

I)

Darula, \Ir .
DeHart, .\lr. ..........
Donova n, .\1iss
Draeger, .\Ir.
Dusterbeck, .\Ir.

.. Industrial Arts

ocial Studies. Guidance
Dri,ers Education
Languages

Wambach, .\Ir.
Whitworth, .\Ir.
Wilk, \liss
\'

Yelach, \liss

ocial Studies

SENIOR OFFICERS

From left to right : \1argie Hackbarth, vice-president; John Sargent, treasurer;
Cathy.Johnston, secretary; Steve Holt, president.

These four students were elected by the senior student body to
plan graduation and to have the traditional Senior Banq uet and
Dance. Also they led the students in many activities whi le participating in many themselves. After they leave us we can be
assured they will always be leaders. Many sincere thanks to
these students and the best of luck in the future.

Abata, Da niel J.
Adell, Helen S.
Altendorf, Lorra ine:'-.!
Ancevic, :'vi ark S.

Andersen , Dennis A
Anderson, Katherine I
Anderson, Thomas L.
Andrews, Linda :'-.!.

Angoui , Daniel
Angoui , Franklin H .
Arbanella , Anita F
Arries , Richa rd L.

Backlund , Ba rba ra J.
Bailey, Linda .) .
Bailey, Rebecca .).
Banks, Virgil D.

Bareika, .Jacquelyn A.
Barengo, Pauline K.
Bear, usan.J .
Beckstrom , William M .

Bedore, usan L.
Behnke, Peter R .
Beine, Douglas
Belongia. Kathy A.

Bernhardt , Thomas K.
Beth, Clinton L.
Biddle, Larry
Blair,.James

Blankenship, Cheryl A.
Blasi , Barbara A.
Blaziewske, Timothy A.
Bohdanowi z, Peter \I .

Booth, James \1.
Bothe, Barbara A.
Bowker, Richard
Brand, Janet L.

Brankow , David W .
Bredek, William C.
Brewer,.Judy A.
Broadway, Floyd \1.

Brown , 'a ndra L.
Bruce, Peggy 0.
Brus, Susan E.
Bucholz, James R.

Burkholder, Cary V.
Busche, Lynn N.
Cairns, William A
Calkins, Darlene R.

Campolo, .J oscph F
Canterbury, Kandice :VI.
Caracciolo, :Vlichael J.
Cates,.Jessie R .

Cenl. Charlene
Cecil, Darlene
Charlton, Linda
Cleveland, Barbara A

Coakley, Ronald R .
Cohn, Wendy L.
Cole, Beverly :VI.
Conley, :Vlargaret E.

Covelli, Renee S.
Creie;hton, Robert B.
Curnes, Ronalyn L.
Curran,.John T.

Dae;e;y, Karen :VI.
Dae;on ,.John P.
Daun , Patricia L.
Debruin , .Joyce :VI.

Dekok, Sandra L.
Dicello, Frank.)
Dode;e. Rick K
Drae;e, Linda

Dreyer, Darlene
Dud eck, :\.lan ha
Duller, Kenneth
Duncan, Richard R.

Dworak, Karen F.

Feldt, Audrey F.

Ehlert, Dean

Ehnow, Richa rd W .

Eide, Ka ri e A.

England , Charles W .

Evans ,.John R.

Fanning, Sharon K.

Felkey, Susan C.

Fennema, Ka thleen.) .

Fennema , Lynn D .

Finn , Mary P.
Flannery, Connie .J .
Forsberg, Christine C.
Foster, Larry .J .

Farrell , Patricia T.

Fox, Charles L
Fox, Cheryl L.
Fox, Gary S.
Fox, Toni

Friedrich, Karen R.

Fox, William L.

Fredericksen, Lon

Frei. Fred W .

Froeber William E.

Fuller, Thomas P.

Garren, Elizabeth P.

Garza, Paula

Gately. Ruth.) .

Genske, Steven T.

Gerth, Charmayne L
Giacomin, Ellen L.
Giles, Donna.J .
Golwitzer, Gary A.

Friddle, David L.

Centz,john.J.

Gott , Samuel L.
Grams, Gloria
Grams, Larry
Grass, Carma Lee

Gray,.James
Grav,.Janyce A
Gray, :\larcella A.
Green, Linda.).

Greenin11, usan K.
Grimes, Kathleen R.
Grimshaw.Joann G.
Grobe, .Jean :VI.

Gumbinger, :\1ichael E.
Hackbarth, '.l.lar11ery .J.
Ha11en, David H
Hahn, Brian K.

H alm, Luana E.
Hamsin11 , Lawrence E.
H annan, Kathleen A.
Harris , William F.

Hartman, Richard W.
Hartnell, :\lary :\.1.
Hauptmann, William L.
Hayne~. :\1arilyn

Haynor , .James E.
Heck , Lynn E.
Heide, Elaine P.
Heide, Roxanne L.

Heintz, Janice K.
Helgesen , Audrey M .
Helwig , .John B.
Highber~ , Dianne

Hill , Lynn E.
Hines , Shirley
Holt , Stephen B.
Holtman , Nancy L.

Horochena , Tina E.
Huber, Richard.] .
Hucker , Wallace L.
Ide , Edward F.

Irving, Kathryn L.
Ives , Dennis B .
.James, Sandra M .
.Jensen, Judy A.

.Jensen,.June '.\I.
.Jerome, '.\!arc D .
.Johnson, Bonnie K .
.Johnson, Shirley A.

Johnston , Ann
Johnston, Cath y
.Jones, Charlotte A .
.Ju~a , Vicki L.

.Juliana, Judith A.
Kaiser . Joyce ,\I.
Kammerzelt , Larry E.
Kazin , Shirley A.

Keckler, Kip
Kemp , Susan A.
Kessler, Frederick A.
Keuffer, Elizabeth.).

Kivisto, Larry .J.
Klockow, Dorothy ,\I.
Kloet , Dennis A.
Koblenski , Rosemary

Kolmos, Barbara A.
Kopf, David W.
Koprovic, David K.
Kramsvo~el, Robert.] .

Krehbiel , :Vlarcelyn
Kriofsky , Carol A.
Krueger, Alan.J.
Kruse, Kathryn A

Kubart , Gerrie L.
Kussow , Robert
Lacombe, Richard
Lahti , David.).

Lange. Ravmond E.
Lange, William C.
Lane;er, Richard A.
Lannoye, Terry :'..: .

Larsen , Linnea .\I.
Laudonio, Cynthia A.
Lauzon , William.) .
Lehrmann ,.Judith A.

Letsom. Kathleen C.
Linderman ,.James A.
Luckas, Kathleen T.
Lundgren , Ellyn K.

Lundskow , Donn A.
Luskin , Robert G.
Lyons, Leonard L.
.\1ackey, Rand y T.

.\laee;aard, Donald C .
.\laki, Dan iel\\'.
:\lann , Randolph.).
:\l anthei. Charlene A

.\.lare;et on, Geon;ia L .
.\.larkese, David
.\.larocchi, Robert
.\.lartin, Roberta E.

:'\lartin on, Carol L.
:'\lc:'\lahon, :'\l1chael
.\.le 'eil, Beverly .\.I.
.\.lc:\"eil, Pamela I.

.\.f entink, Craie; W .
.\.liles, Donald L.
.\.fillae;er, Kimberly I.
.\.filler, Diane E .

.\.liller, Janice
.\.liller, Shirley A .
.\.lillie;an, Greg A .
.\.lilligan, Kathleen A.

Miner , ancy.J .
.\.link, Linda.).
Moeri , Charles T.
Moeri , Thomas

.\.1olette, Linda K
.\.lontemurro, .\.fark A.
M onu;omery, Pamela .J .
.\.1 oore, Danny/\

,\loore, Veronica D.
,\lorrill , Barbara J.
Morris, Phillip .J ·
Morrison , Edward

,\loses, Anne E.
,\foyer, Richard H .
.\lroz, David
.\1urphy, Rose ,\l.

:'vlutchler, Robert E.
,\1 yers, .Janice E .
Nehr, Rebecca A.
Nelson , Raymond E.

Neumann , Karen K.
Nevoraski . Loreen A.
:'\ielson , .Joan
Nimmere;uth, Geore;e G .

Nord , Patricia A.
Norris, Linda S.
orthway, ,\lilton A.
Oechler, Kristine L.

Olsen, Donald
Olsen, Larry T.
Olson, Carol.) .
Ostlund. Jonnie L.

Pabst, Susan.).
Pacetti, :'\eil I)
Packard . Diane
Paleski , Carol A.

Palmer, John W.
Palmer, ;-iichael F.
Parsons, Robert
Paul ,.John

Pavlovich , :Vlaureen C.
Pedley, Robert T.
Perri, Anthony G.
Peter, Cheri A.

Peters, David .J.
Peters,.Jelfrey.J.
Petersen, Bettie .J.
Peterson, .Janice :\1.

Pft u~rad , Cheryl
Pias, Maxine.).
Pias, Penelope L.
Picken , Cathleen R.

Piehl, Susan C.
Pierce, John R.
Pierce, Richard S.
Platt, .James E.

Pohlman , Cheryl L.
Pohlman , Rozanne'.\!.
Poppe, Pamela .J .
Potter, Sandy

Powers , Lloyd W .
Pran~e . Pa trici a A.
Pufont , Victor H .
Quarders. Karen S.

Queen , R.obert A.
Qui~ley , :\.lary L.
Reichel. Richard R.
Reilly , Dewev I.

Reimer. Arthur L.
Rein , Vicki A.
Reinhard , .Judith L.
Reinke , Pa tricia L.

Renne, Thomas S.
Richards, Ro~er K.
Ritchie, Keith
Robbins , Robert A.

Roberts . Diane
Robertson.Jo ,\nn
Robinson. Cynthia .J.
Robin on . Dorothy_J

Rock, :\.Iichael D
Roemer, Paul
Rudy, :\.lary.Jo
Rullman , Billy I.

Rutkowski, Larry.) .
Rypczvn ki, Christine
R yshkus, Eugene.).
abby, teven A .

Sanford, Daniel L.
ar1:1ent,.John D .
aula, David:\.!.
Savaglio, Anna :\.!.

chindler, Barbara L.
chmidt . .John R .
chmitz. Mary
chneider, Robert A.

chnuckel, Glenn W .
Schwan. John E.
cruggs, Robert P.
eaberg, Cheryl A.

Seaben~, Frederick L.
Seiberlich, Karen.) .
enek, Barbara .J.
Sentieri, Kathryn

Serpe,.John A.
' haffer , :1.lichael C.
Sheehan, Carla R.
Sieger,.John F.

Sigger, Henry H .
Simons, Larry E.
Sinclair,.Joan
kender , :l.latthew

Skilbeck, Robert G.
Skinner, Curtis A.
' lemensky,.Judith A.
Smart, Deborah A.

Smith, Katherine L.
mith , :I.lack F.
mi th , Patsy D .
mith , uzanne I.

Snyder, Cynthia
onquist, haron L.
orensen , Barbara M.
Sorensen, Richard

peaker, Gary I) .
Spence, Sharon L.
pencer, Lenore .J .
praker, :-.lary K

' prin~er , Barbara

J.

Sprin~er , Ronald E.

tamm , .John H .
Stan~e . Pamela J.

' teffensen , Richard J.
' tei~man , Judith ,\ .
te her , Donna .J.
' ternber~. Robert L.

Stewart, Bruce
Stipanuk, .Janice C .
trantz , Sherry L.
Strauon, Sharon

treblow , RobertJ
treck ,.J ulie
'1rei1, .Jean L.
Struthers, Claudia.) .

t

turino , :\lary Ellen
Sunday, Eugene R.
urrau , Cheryl 0.
Swonek, Lynn :\I.

'zantor, Kathleen A.
Szepi , Alan R.
Szurovecz, Eleanor :\1.
Taube, :\1ichelle A.

Techert , Leota D.
Templin , William D
Tews, Jeanne \I
Thomas, Daniel D.

Thomey, \.larilou
Tinker, Betty.Jo
Tollack , \ickie T.
Torgerson , David B.

Tower, Susan L.
Traylor, \.1icheal K.
Valley, Patricia A.
Vernon , Gloria Sue

\, estino, Dorathea C .
Vita.Jill
Walden, Robert A.
Wallace, Teressa L.

Warnock, Patricia \I.
Waterstradt, Antoinette
Wavro, Richard T.
Webb, Patricia

Weber, Lynne
Weisman, Burton l.
Weiss, Patricia .J.
Wells, Charles E.

Westland, Thomas C .
Weston, .John :\
Wiemelt , tar

Wienke, :'\ancy H .
Wilcox , :-VI ichael L.
Wilda , Linda R.

Williams , Gail 0.
\.\'illiams , Robert.).
Willis, Dorothy
Wills , Russell T.

Winr;ate, Robert A.
Wrir;ht , Gregory T.
Wyosnick, David R.

Yance, Kendall~ .
Yule, Nancy :-VI.
Zander , Dennis W .

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Zarovy, Thomas P.
Ziccarelli , Frank C.
Ziesemer, David A.

Ziminski , Richard
Zink , David 0.
Zirbel , Linda L.

Zoromskis, Martin J.
Zuhde, :Vlary
Zydowsky, Martha A.

Cobar, Dora
Lehto, Dennis
Unger, Alice

Ditzler, Anna
:'\.loore, Donna
Amo, Donna
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JUNIOR OFFICERS

From left to right: M a ry Kreuser, treasurer ; Don Vena , president ; .Maxine
mi th , secretary; .J ohn teinbrink , vice-president.

This year the junior class, directed by these officers, were
very success[ ul and very busy making prom the most unforgettable night it turned out to be.
Thanks to their hard work the students of Tremper had a
wonderful and memorable year.
ot only were they busy
making prom so splendid but they selected the class rings.
They were active participators in school activities and enlivened the school spirit of the entire student body . Many
thanks to these junior officers for making such a successful
year!

Adelsen, Gary
Adelsen , \larcia
Allen , Brenda
Altergou , Richard
Anderson , Charles
Anderson , Clark

Anderson , Elizabeth
Anderson, Elma
Anderson . .Jeffrey
Anderson , Keith
Anderson, Kenneth
Anderson , Mary

Andresen , Patricia
Andrews, Cheryl
Angelo , .Joann
Antaramian , Kenneth
Antaramian, Robert
Arbanella, Richard

Arnold, Dennis
Aulozzi , James
Baas, Richard
Babel , Dwight
Backe, Hazel
Bachlund , Donald

Bailey, James
Baker, William
Balk, Daniel
Balk, Janice
Banerdt , ;>. !artha
Barber, \larilyn

Barker, Buddy
Barry, Alan
Bartell , Robert
Barter, Alan
Bastian, William
Batassa , Christine

Bauers, Terry
Beck,.John
Beck, Thomas
Becker, Eric
Beckman, Charles
Beckstrom , Catherine

Bedford, Donald
Beine, ;>.lark
Beiser, Deborah
B'elliveau , Robert
Benson, Linda
Berger, Glenn

Ber11gren , a ncy
Beth , Gerald
Beth , Glenn
Bishop, Terrie
Blackbourn , James
Blachford , Ardith

Blaine, Peter
Blazewicz, Daniel
Block, Nancy
Bode, .Jeff
Boehme, Paul
Bok, Byron

Borland , David
Bosman , :V!arilyn
Botz , Patricia
Bougneit, Carol
Bougneit, '.\-lark
Bougneit, William

Brandes, James
Breilin~ , Robert
Brekeller, Elsa
Bria , John
Britten, Dale
Brown , Freddie

Brown , Mary
Bruno, Philip
Buckelew, Marylene
Buckner, Paulette
Bullamor, Henry
Bundies, Kathleen

Buskirk, Larry
Calkins, Patsy
Campa11na, .Jean
Campbell, Cyma
Campbell, Margaret
Caracciolo, Howard

Carey, Dorothy
Carlson, Charles
Carver, Thomas
Casteel, Billy.Jean
Caves, Kim
Cherny, Steve

Chervenick, Anna
Christensen, Mark
Christian, Donald
Christianson, John
Cikel, Sharon
Claeys, Carol

Clark, Constance
Clarke, Marilyn
Clausen, Cindy
Coelin, Dennis
Cohen, Sharon
Cohler,.James

Colby, Mark
Co lby, Susan
Congdon, Sally
Con ley, Corana
Connell, Douglas
Cotton, Alice

Coulman, Dorie
Cowen, Wilma
Cox, Vicki
Crump,.John
Dade, Kenneth
Dase , .Janet

Davidson, .Jillian
Davis , Dennis
Deangelis, Alfred
Deangelis, Susan
Debettignies, George
Demske, Gerald

Demske, Karen
Denninger, Andrea
Dissmore, Linda
Dissmore, Richard
Ditzler, Wanda
Domenk, \lichele

Donsing , Alan
Dorey , Allen
Dorey , Arleen
Dorey, Kathleen
Dougherty , Richard
Doutre, \larlene

Dow , Timothy
Dowell, Dennis
Drafz, Barbara
Drissel, .J ames
Drost, Charles
Druktines, Donna

Drysdale, Keith
Dumke, Alan
Dunford , Daniel
Durst, Harold
Elah, Ronald
Ellis, Patricia

Ellison , andra
Emery, Gregory
Emery, andra
Enhoff, Ellen
Evanoff, Andrew
Evanoff, ;-,tary
Evermon, Lenna

Falbo, :'\lichael
Fanning, Bryon
Feivor, Donavon
Fennema , Jeannie
Fennema . '.\lark
Fenske, Sally

Finn, usanne
Fischer, Dennis
Fish, Barbara
Flannery, .Jerry
Flores, Roselinda
Forbes, Terrance
Forester, Peter

Foriganni , Ravmond
Foster, Edward
Foster, \ 'iola
Franco.Jose
Franco. Ruby
Franke, Robert

Franklin, Linda
Franta! , Terrence
Frederick , .Judith
Free, Alton
Frese, Donita
Friedrich, Vonae
Frye, Carol

Fu~ate, Gail
Fuller, David
Fuller, Linda
Furloni, Richard
Gabby , '.\larie
Garcia , Ronald

Garcia, Terry
Gardner , Sandra
Gardynecki, Linda
Garren, Charlotte
Gayheart,.James
Gei~er, ;-,tae
Geissman, Howard

Gemmell , Alan
Gentz, Colleen
Gentz, David
Geor~e . Lawrence
Geor~es, Patricia
Gerber, James

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Gerber, Renee
Giacomin, Vincent
Giannotti, Kenneth
Gibbs, Thomas
Giombetti, Kathleen
Goff, Kristie
Gold, Philip

Granger, Randolph
Gratioi, Lois
Gray , Edward
Gregor, Belinda
Greisen , Betty
Griffith, ~lary Ann

Grimes, Annette Lynn
Griswold , Carl
Grover, Donald
Grube, William
Guinther, Deborah
Gullo, ~!ary
Guttormsen, Linda

Guttormsen, Neil
Guy, William
H aag, David
Haag , Rudy
Hackl , Larry
Haggarty , .Janet

Hall , Randall
1 lallers, Kenneth
I la llmark ,.Janese
Halverson , Dennis
Hammond , ~lichael
Hansche, Yvonne
Hansen , Grei;i;

H a nsen, Kathy
Ha nsen . Lew ·
Hansen . Robert
Hansen , Timothy
Hapanowicz, Linda
Harp, Franklin

Harper , Dennis
H a rris , Janice
Hartung , Bonnie
Harvey , Linda
Harvill , Evonne
Haubrich , Elwood
Hawkins, Susan

Hayden, Linda
Hays, Colleen
Hebior , Linda
Heg, Cheryl
Heg, France
Heide, David

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Heinzen, Joe
Hellen , Elaine
Henderson , Christine
I lenoch , :'vi ichael
Hensgen, David
Hensgen , Rita
Herbrechtsmeier, Karl

Herbrechtsmeier, Keith
H erman, Bruce
I lerma nn , Diane
I lerma ns , Gloria
Hess, Cheryl
Hill , Kenneth

Hillesland, Louis
Hinkfuss , Eileen
Hoaglan , W a nda
Hollatz , Lind a
Hollenbeck , Pa mela
Hollenbeck , Susie
Holly , Gerald

Holtz , Gary
Hoppe . John
Hopper, Gary
1-lorne, .J a mes
1lorochena, Terry
Ho tnick, Susan

Hubbard , Clifford
Huff, Catherine
Ide , Tracy
Ingbretson , Barbara
Iorio, Frank
Iorio , Louis
Irving , Richard

lsenga y, Carol
Ishmael , David
Ive , Robert
Ivv, Charles
Jacobson , Kenneth
Jensen , Betty

.Jensen, .Jeanne
.Jensen, .Judith
.Jeranek, William
Jobick , Kathryn
Johnson , Douglas
.Johnson, .Jay
.Johnson, Karen

.Johnson , Robert
Johnson , Thomas
.Johnstone, .Jeffrey
Jones, William
Jordan , Kathleen
Judeika , David

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Kalvonjian, Chris
Kameral , Gregg
Kammerzelt , Ronald
Kant , Erich
Kastenschmidt , Walter
Ka usalik , Beth
Kausalik, .Janice

Keckler, Gregg
Kellman , .Jill
Kessinger, Vicki
Ketler, David
Kieren , Leda
Kitchin , Claire

Klabunde , Richard
Knight , Michael
Koker , Mark
Kolmos , Thomas
Koprovic, William
Kos , Timothy
Kosloske, Cheryl

Kraak , Donna
Kraemer, Lonnie
Kramsvogel , Kay
Kresse! , Gerald
Kressel ,.John
Kreuser, '.\lary

Kreuser, Robert
Kriz, Peter
Krueger , Bonnie
Kubly , Catherine
Kuczenski , Susan
Kuehl, Jeffrey
Kuzek,.James

Laakso , Lynn
Lambrecht , Drew
La:'l.lielle, Linda
Lampos , .James
Lancour,.Judith
Langnes, Carol

Larsen , Gary
Lassen, Richard
Lawell,.J udith
Lawler, Sandra
Lawler, Susan
Lawrence, Lillian
Laybourn, Leah

Lee, Robert
Leech ,.James
Legler, Alex
Lehmann, Kathleen
Lehto, Barbara
Le'.\ lay, Susan

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Leonard , Nancy
Lettsome , Terry
Letven , .Janice
Levonowich ,.John
Ley , Carol
Leys , Cathy
Lill , :-.Iichael

Lo back, Betty
Loback , Beverly
Loeffler , Dale
Londo , Norman
Loodaboue;h, Harry
Lootans, :Vlichael
Lowrance , William

Lowry, Dwayne
Lubniewske, Geore;e
Lundber(\ , Cheryl
Luska, Robert
Lutz, Fames
Lyons , David
Mackay , Claude

:Vladsen, Warren
Maedke, Patricia
Makarewicz, Susan
Mancusi , Richard
Manlick, Katherine
Marescalso, Kathleen
:V1arquissee, Linda

Martin , David
Martin , .Judith
Massie, Cheryl
Mathes , Barbara
Mattner , David
Mattner, Lynda
Matus, Ronald

Maxey , .James
McCauley, Sandra
McDowell, Koreen
McHenry, Edward
McKeown, Christine
Mecum , Margaret
Mecum , Shelley

Merritt, Patricia
Meyer, Darlene
Michaelis, David
Michelson, Gree;ory
Mickewicz, Thomas
Miller , Stephen
Mitchell , Diane

138

Mlekush, Gary
Moddes , Ronald
Modica, Sherry
Moeller , Geraldine
Mohr , Christine
Monnier, Robert
Moody , Debra

Morrice, Barbara Lynne
Moser , Anita
Mowrey, Patricia
:'vlueller, Donald
Muller, Ronald
Naegeli , Roger
Na rdi , Jeffrey

Ned weske, Patricia
Neff, Sandra
Nefzger, David
Nelson , Anita
Nelson , Larry
ephew , Bonita
Netherly , David

Netzer, Beverly
Neumann , Kathleen
ewberry , David
Nielsen , Gayle
Nielson , Jean
Norlander, Steven
Norris, Susan

O ' Connell , Maureen
O ' Connell , Patrick
Olnhausen, .Jeanette
Olson, Dennis
Olson, Christine
O ' eil , Dennis
O ' Neill , David

Onderud , Hal
Orender, Daniel
Osborn, Robert
Ostlund , Keane
Otto, Carol
Ours, Lynda
Paczkowski , Charles

Padula, Mark
Pagliaroni, David
Palermo, Russell
Parent, Roger
Parkhurst, Gregory
Pastorek, .James
Paterson, Robert

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Paura , Victoria
Pavlat, :-Vlary
Pedersen , David
Pedersen, Marilyn
Perrault, Linda
Perry, Cheryl
Peters , Cordon

Petersen , Kent
Petersen , Linda
Petersen, Mary
Petkovic, Dimitrie
Petrello, .Julie
Pfarr , Donald
Pfeil , Eugene

Phillips, Cail
Phillips, Margot
Piehl , .J acqueline
Pierce, Georgia
Piller, Leslie
Pinzger , :-Vlichael
Pitts , Brenda

Pitts , Thomas
Pl utchak , Susan
Pohlman, Karen
Pollard , Sherry
Pollock, Kathleen
Potts , .) oseph
Powell , .John

Powers, Thomas
Pritchard ,.) acq ueline
Puntillo, Rosemary
Quann , Hollie
Radoy , .James
Rains , Shirley
Rasico, Thomas

Rausch , Douglas
Reedy , Steven
Reeves , andra
Reich , Cary
Reinherz, Barbara
Remus, Roberta
Resch , Barbara

Resch, Kathleen
Revoy , Donna
Richardson , Carol
Rivers , Tomette
Roberts, .James
Roberts, tephen
Richards , Lela

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Robinson , Brenda
Robinson, Walter
Rovik , Patti
Rowe, ylvia
Rudhman , .Janice
Rudy , James
Rugg , Phillip

Rumachik ,.Jean
Russell, Evonne
Rutchik,.James
Rysdam, Ronald
Sachs, Mary
Sandberg, Susan
Saula , Paul

Saula, Peter
Savaglio, Eugene
Saxe, Marietta
Schadd, Hellena
Schmidt, Harold
Schmidt, Susan
Schmidt, Tina

Schmit, Nancy
Schuch , Leo
Schumacher, Judith
Schutz, Loreen
Scott, Michael
Scoville, David
Scruggs, Edward

Seiberlich, Kenneth
Sereno, Richard
Sharp, Koleen
Shipton, Judy
Shuemate,.James
Shumway, Mark
Siebert, Mary

Sigman, Deborah
Smith, Cary
Smith, Georgia
Smith, Glen
Smith, Kathleen
Smith, Maxine
Smith, Pamela

Smith, Patrick
Socha, Donna
Soens, William
Sommers, Janet
Sorensen, Jeffrey
Sorenson, William
Spaulding, Clara

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Spitzer, ~lichael
Splitek, Paul
Stamm, .Joanne
Stankus, Gerald
Starr, .Jeff
Staude, .James
Steagall , Randy

Steele, l mm;ene
Stefani , Michael
teffensen , .Jeanne
teinbrink , .John
tetson , Richard
Stewart, Larry
Stieber, Diane

toebig , Thomas
Strangberg, Karen
Struthers, Renita
Sunday, Adrienne
Swacker, Susan
Swanson, Betty
Swanson, Julie

Swentesky, Lawrence
Swonek , Lon
Talley , Cherie
Tallman , Thomas
Tanking, Susan
Tashek , Gary
Taske, Bonnie

Tatman , Neil
Taylor, Danny
Techert , William
Thomas, Keith
Thomey , Barbara
Tomey , Carol
Thompson, Linda

Thompson , Patricia
Tihen,.Joseph
Tollack, Bonnie
Toomey , .John
Toth, Edward
Towle, David
Turtle, I loward

Tworek, I lenry
Uhlich , Kurt
phill, Stephen
Uttech, ~larilyn
VanBeckum, Raelyn
VanBendegom,.James
Van Boven, Margaret

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Vandenbern; , .Joseph
Vandenber11, Richard
Vanderford, :'\lan~arct
\ anderwall, Olevia
Vanslyke , Gerald
Vaue;hn. Catherin
Vena , Albert

Vena, Donald
Verkon, Gayle
Victorson, Irvine;
vieth, Kathryn
Vi11nieri , Anthony
Vlackina, Barbara
Voelz , Sandra

Vo~el, Bonnie
Voi~ht , Barbara

\'oilers, Peter
Wachs , Patricia
Wa~ner,.June

Wa11ner , Sandra
Wakefield , John

Walker , Gerald
Walker , Sandra
Walli11. Linda
Ward , Charles
Ward , Linda
Wawierowski, Anthony
Weber, Sara

Wee;ner, Bruce
Weiner. Susan
Wells , Robert
Wendt , Robin
Werve, Beth
Werve, Karen
W erwie. Doris

Westland, Paul
Westwood , andra
Whitbeck, James
White, Dawn
White , ;.1ichael
Whitney, Ellen
Wiarda, Thomas

Wieck , Charlotte
Wienke, David
Wiersum , Kathryn
Wiersum, Timothy
Wilbik, William
Wilcox, Thomas
Williams, Gordon
J.

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Williamson , Edward
Willis , Coleen
Willkomm, Rosemary
Wincek . Kathleen
Winkless , ;\.larian
Wirch , Nancy
Wisch,.Jeraldine

Wolf,.J a net
Wood, Thomas
Woodbury , .John
Woodruff, Sandra
Woodward , Bonnie
Worthington , Gary
Wynstra , David

Yankovich , Conley
Youne; , Timothy
Yule , Lynn
Zarletti , ;\.lichael
Zellmer , Gerald
Zimmer , Gerald
Zimmerman , Beverly

Zuhlke, Joanne

Did your bed look like this
when you woke up and decided it was time to vote for
Beth?

A maionty picked Karen for
Homecoming Queen.

Here is one of those little ole individual
posters for Lynn 1

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Gee, we really had great school
spirit! These four went to the game
at Horlick.

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Our boys' practice karate too! 1

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What is it Kim, The food or the e;irl' '

Ah , a spice of En~land models a poster'

One-half pint isn ' t enou~h for .Jeff' He needs two
and at the same time'

Initiation separates the boys from the
men?!?

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS

From left to ri~ht: Debbie Barndollar, treasurer; Dave Iaquinta, vicepresident ; Gary Goff, president ; Arlinda Eaton, secretary.

These were the four students elected by the sophomore student body to represent their class. These officers execute
and carry out the duties asked of them.
They sponsored a dance which was largely attended by the
student body and which proved quite successful. We must
commend these students for their hard work and the time
and energy they spent in making this year very satisfactory.

Abrego , Sara
Acerbi , Thomas
Ade, Stephen
Ahlgren , Rita V.
Aker, Sandra
Alik , .Judith A.
Allen , Rebecca
Ambro , Ellen
Anderson , Linda
Anderson , Scott
Anderson, William
Andreucci , Wayne
Andrews, Donna
Andrews , .J oAnn
An!jelici , Theresa
Angelo , William
Anglin , Brenda G.
An!jlin , Linda
Angotti , Anthony
Antrim , Arthur C.
Applegate , Sandra
Archer, .James
Archer , Lynn
Ashby , Richard
Ausse , Henry
Ayers , Kathryn
Baas, Gayle
Babel, Diane
Badtke, Karen
Bailey, David
Barndollar, Debora
Barndollar, Doris
Barnes, Donald
Barnes, Karen
Barr, Kay

Batassa, Angela
Batassa , \larilyn
Bathe, Richard
Bauer, Linda
Bauers, Sandra
Becker, Therese
Bedford , Dennis
Behnke, Peter
Behringer, Linda
Benisch , Barbara
Benkstein, Richard
Bennett, Patricia
Benoit, \larcia
Benson, Robert
Berger, Arthur
Berry , James
Biddle, Donna
Birch , Gary
Bishop, Ralph
Blackbourn,.Janis
Blagg, Thomas

147

Bleicher, Katherine
Block, Charles
Boehm, Charles
Boehme, Wayne
Bonn , Pa ul
Borden , \l a ry
Borecky, Sandra
Boring;, Daniel
Boubonis, Tony
Boyl a n, '.\:ancy
Bra nd , Gary
Breach , Walter
Breilin~ . Kathleen
Brennan, Robert
Brenneman , Debra
Brennen, :-Vlark
Brion ,, Jill
Britten , Darlene
Britten , \larlene
Broadway, :-Vlarjorie
Broesch, \larlene

Brofka, Carol
Brofka, Teresa
Broka w, Kim
Brookhouse, Frederick
Broomfield , Robert
Brown , David
Brown, Gloria
Brown , .J acq uel i ne
Brown, Thomas
Brunner, Daniel
Brus, J ames
Buck, Bri an
Buege, Betsy
Buelow , Barbara

Bugno, :-V1ichael
Burbank, Allan
Burbride;e, Nancy
Burden, Bradley
Bure;ess, Lester
Burkee, Christine
Burt, Anne
Busche, Carole
Buttera , :\icolas
Camerota , .James
Camosy, Ray
Campbell , Barbara
Cappelen, Deborah
Capps , David
Carlson, .James
Carlson , .Janet
Carlson , Van
Carpenter, Charles
Carpentier, .John
Cassity, Daniel
Casto , .Joseph

148

Cecchini, Dennis
Cecchini, \, almina
Chaput, Janet
Charlton. Sandra
Christensen, Nora
Christian, Anthony
Christian, Dennis
Christiansen, David
Christophersen, Charles
Chulew,.Joseph
Chulew, Samuel
Claeys,.James
Cleveland, Carolyn
Coffelt, Carol
Cohen, William
Colson, Karen
Conley, David
Connell, '.\larilyn
Conrad, Richard
Cook, Gladys
Cornell, Sharon

Covine;ton, Sandra
Cox , Robert
Crane, Robert
Curio, Roe;er
Curtis, Terry
Dabbs , Sandra
Dahl , Lee
Dase , Barbara
Davies, Robin
Davis, Catherine
Deau , Raymond
Decker, .Joanne
Demarco, .James
Denn ine;, Roe;er

Desnoyers, Bill
Dewitt, '.\I ichael
Dibble, John
Dicello, John
Dickey, David
Dielmann. Ronald
Dixon, Susan
Dober , Paula
Domes, Alan
Donais,.Janet
Dorey , Susan
Dorff, Donald
Doud , ~l itchell
Doue;hert v . .John
Dowdy , Janet
Dreyer, :\ orma
Duban , ,ree;ory
Dubaniewicz , Linda
Duerr , Dianne
Dumesic, William
Dunn, Roe;er

149

Dvorak , :Vlichael
Dworak , Robert
D zian , Deborah
Easterd a y, Valene
Eaton , Arlinda
Echols , William
Ehmke , Bonita
Eisen , :'\larc
Engstrom , Gary
Ernst , Charles
Ervin , Deborah
Eucalano , Peggy
Fannini;, Sheila
Farmer, Robert
Fechner, Randy
Feckler, Robert
Feivor, Linda
Felkey, .James
Fiers, Dale
Filips, Randall
Finke, John

Fischbach, Randall
Fish , Gary
Fonk, Elizabeth
Fonk, Gerald
Forsberg , Paul
Fox , Charles
Fraley, Coleen
Franco, Ruben
Franzen , Donald
Frei , Ruth
Fries, Beverly
Fromm , Linda
Fui;ate, Gary
Furno , Henry

Galbrath , Nancy
Garcia, Luis
Gaudio , Kathleen
Gellathy, Susan
Gentz , David
Geon;es , Richard
Gerth , Adrienne
Girard , Bernard
Girard, Leroy
Glass, Deborah
Goff, Gary
Goi;ola , Patricia
Goldstein, Dennis
Gollnick , Lynn
Gonzales , Anna
Goroski, Allan
Gosselin, Theodore
Graham , Sandra
Gramkow , Connie
Granger, Robert
Green , Richard

150

Greiner, Ede;ar
Grimes, .J ohnn y
Grissom, David
Grobe, Connie
Gross, Edna
Grover, .\lare;aret
Grulich, Aue;ust
ll aae;, Gail
l laae;, William
Haebie;, Terry
1!aebie;, Toni
I !ae;bern;, .J ames
I lains, Carol
Hale, Carol
I !all, Barbara
Hall, .\!ichael
Ha lpin , Anthony
Hammond, Benton
Hammond,.Janet
Hamsine;, Penelope
I !ancock, Steven

H andy, Kathy
H anra th , Larry
H an en, Sandra
Hanzal ik ,.J ohn
I larff, Kurt
Harmon , H elen
Hartley, Steven
H artnell , Floyd
Hartnell , .J ames
I lasti ngs, .J ames
H asti ngs, Susan
H aubrich, Beth
Haubrich, Dennis
I !awk ins , Barba ra

Hawkins, Dou~la
Hawkins, Ellyn
Haynes, .Janice
H ebior, Judith
Heckel, Christine
H eckel, .J ames
Hees , Deborah
H el~esen, Barbara
H enke, Eileen
H enry, Reese
Hettenbach, Susan
Hibbard, Dan iel
Hillary, Janice
Hind s, Robert

Hi x, Gary
H oar, Robert
Hoefert , Sandra
Hoff, Donald
H olderness, Patricia
H ol icka, .John
I !olland , Paul

151

Holman, Gregory
Holmes, Scott
Holtman , Peggy
Holton ,.John
Hornine; , Vire;inia
Hou ton , Thomas
Howe, Cheryl
Hubbard , Leonard
Hubbard , :\lary
Huck , .John
H ue;hes, Doue;las
Huissen, :\lary.Jo
laquinta, David
Iaquinta , frank
Ibsen , Linda
Ide, Ellen
Ishmael , :\lary
.Jackson,.James
.Jacoby, Carol
.Jaehne, Gussie
.Jakubowicz, Patricia

.Janas, Diana
.Janis, Geore;e
.J ecevicus, Suzanne
.Jensen, Pamela
.Jobick, Karen
.Johnson, Daniel
.Johnson, Debra
.Johnson, Donna
.Johnson , :\lare;aret
.Johnson, Susan
Johnston, Ruth
Jolicoeur, John
.Jones, Rita
Jones, Sherry

.Jones, Susan
.Juliana, Patrick
Kaiser , Charlotte
Kaiser, .James
Kaldenbere;, :\lary
Kamm , Willow
Kane;as, Kenneth
Karabetsos, Nichol
Kausalik, :\lark
Kautenbere; , Gary
Kautzer, Karen
Keitel , Ronald
Kelley, Shirley
Kessine;er , Diana

Kessler, Robert
Kirby, Janice
Kishlinc , Carl
Kitchin, Fay
Kivi, Karen
Klappa, William

152

Klawitter , Susan
Klinkerruss , .John
Knickrehm , William
Knudsen , \lary
Kober, Wayne
Kohlhagen, Clark
Kohlhagcn , ;\lark
Kollman , \-lichael
Kollman , Thomas
Kolmos , Dale
Kopesky, Nancy
Kosman , Victor
Koster, Linda
Kraiss, .John
Kraning , Carol
Kranine;, Nancy
Kreorsky , Ellen
Kriederman , Kenneth
Krulatz , George
Krumpos , .John
Kuba, Phillip

Kubarth, Wendy
Kuczenski , Steven
Kudrick, Peter
Kurklis, Susan
Kusso, Darrell
Ladewig, Larayne
Lahti , Linda
Lamb, \,lartha
Lancour , Ernestine
Lani~er , Lynne
Langnes, Craig
Lapp, ;\lark
Larscn,.Janice
Larsen, Vickie

Larson, Cynthia
Larson, Deborah
Larson, Kathy
Larson. Lynn
Lasky, Dianne
Laughlin, Dennis
Laurent, Linda
Lauzon, Bever!)'
Law, Gayle
Lea, Linda
Lea , \lary
LeClair, Gloria
Ledanski, Deborah
Ledanski,.Joan
Lehman. \latthew
Leibhan, Colette
Leisner, Renee
Le"itch, Barbara
Le:'.!ay. Larry
Lconard,.Judy
Levonowich. Peter

153

Lewis , :\lary
Lightsey , Billy
Lindas, Sue
Lindeman , Robert
Linderma n, Debra
Linkus , William
Llanas, Ernest
Lober , Carola
Loetz , David
Lord, Kenneth
:Vlaas, Gregory
:\lacik, Keith
:\lalcewicz, Frank
Maloney , Tim
:\lalsch , Richard
:\lanisca rco , Elaine
Mann , Dianne
Manthei , Linda
:Vlan;etson , Robert
:\larks, Ollie
Marquissee, Kathrine

:\lartin, Carl
Martin , Christine
Martinez, Dolores
Masters , Stanley
Matrise, Rosemary
\lattner, Susan
Mattson , Lawrence
Maurer , Douglas
:Vlaurer, Susan
:VlcCay, Kevin
McCool , Paul
McCrary , Ronald
:VlcCune, Katherine
McDermott, Laurel

\ lc\lahon, .Jonathan
:\lc:\"eil , Alan
:\lecum, Deborah
\leiers, .Jane
\lenges, .John
;\I erow, Doublas
:\lerritt, Kathy
:\lessner, Katherine
:\letcalf, David
\!eyer , Lon
:\!eyer, Shirley
Michalos , Perrin
:\liholic, Cheryl
:\liles, Bonnie
:Vliller, Cynthia
\>link, Ruth
:\litchell , Kenneth
:\loddes, :\larie
:\loddes, Wayne
:\1olette, Arthur
:Vlolinaro, Mark

154

Monnier , .James
Montem urro, Don
Montemurro , Susan
Moore, Steven
Moreland , Teresa
Morrow , Barbara
Morton , Dean
Moses ,.Jane
Mostenan, Sharon
Munson , Richard
Myers , .Jeffrey
Myers , Mark
Nealy, Mary
eely, Lanny
Neitzel, Terry
Nelsen, Timothy
Nelson, Charles
Nelson, Cheryl
Nelson , Keith
Nemeth, Albert
Nerdrum, Marshall
Nichols, Randy
Nielsen , Gary
Nimmerguth , Linda
orwood, Fonda
Nugent, Gregory
Nuutinene, Keith
Obenauf, Diane

Oberholtzer, Daniel
Olsen, M a rilu
Olson , Dale
Olson, Margaret
Oltean , Leland
Omara , Bartley
Oquist, Kelly

Oquist, Roxa nne
Ortiz, Ferdinand
Owens, Earl
Owens, Jerr y
Pa lmer, Gerald
Pa lmer , Shari
Panasewicz, Louis
Parham , Ro~er
Parker, Deborah
Parker, Dolph
Parker, Jerry
Parker, Thomas
Parkinson, Dennis
Pa rry, Jeffry
Parsons, Cheryl
Patalocchi , Antoinette
Paura, :\lickey
Pautz, .Jack
Pederson , Paula
Peplinski , Rose
Person, Carol

155

Peterman , .John
Peterman, Mary
Peterson , .Jeffrey
Pettey, Sally
Pfefferle, Sue
Pfeiffer, Larry
Phillips, Hollis
Piekos , Linda
Piela, Shirley
Pierce, Harold
Pitsch , Louise
Pittman, Sharon
Pitts, :Vlichael
Pitzer, Loretta
Platt , Ronald
Polanin , Julia
Pontillo, Ralph
Preston , Craig
Preston , Roseanna
Price , Barbara
Przybylski , Gerald

Pufont, Patricia
Quarders, Gerald
Quardokus, John
Queen, Richard
Quick , Judy
Rasico , Sandra
Rasmussen , Thomas
Reed,.James
Reed , Paul
Reeves , Jack
Reichel , .) ordon
Reimer , Steven
Rein, David
Reindl, Douglas

Richards, Michael
Richwine, Stella
Ricker,'.\' eil
Robinson , David
Robinson , Nancy
Robinson , Peggy
Rock , Patricia
Rosenfeldt , Dewey
Rosko , Pamela
Roskres, Thomas
Rosmann , Ronald
Rowen, Tommy
Ruebsamen , Patricia
Rusecki, Keith
Russo, Eugene
Rutchik, David
R ypczynski, Karen
Sanders, Raymond
Savaglio, Anthony
Scalise, .Janet
Schaefer, Barbara

156

Schani, David
Scherer, :Vlichael
Schiller, David
Schmickel, .John
Schmickel, Robert
Schmit, Patricia
Schmit, William
Schmitz, David
Schmitz, Eugene
Schmunck,.James
Schneeberger, Dean
Schneider, Nancy
Schonscheck, .Joyce
Schroder, Gary
Schuetz, Barbara
Schumacher, Curtis
Schutz, Janet
Schweitzer, Schuyler
Scott, Jennifer
Scoville, Diane
Scuflham, Patricia

Seiberlich, Sandra
Sennholz, Everett
Secpe,Joy
Serpe, Rose
Shankland, Deborah
Siebert, Rick
Siegal, .James
Sieger, Robert
Siewert , Susan
Sikorsky, Harold
Singer, Nancy
Skees, William
Skender, Kathleen
Smart , Gary

Smith, Linda
Snyder, .Jane
Snyder, Leslie
Socha, Gerald
Socha, Timothy
Sommers, Cynda
Sordahl, \folly
Sorensen , Lawrence
Sorensen , William
Sovich, Karl
Sparks, David
Spitz, Dennis
Splitek, Anna
Stachon , David
Stamm, Edward
Starr, Kim
Starr, \1 ichael
Stauder, Kathleen
Sternloff, Thomas
Stevens, Kathryn
Stevesand, \lichael

157

Stiles, Richard
Streeter , Rochell e
Strasser, Patsy
Strehlow , Cha rl es
Strunk , Beverly

Stubbs, Pa trick
Studdard , Lanny
Stukel , Annette
Suggar , Astrio
Szurovecz, Eileen
Tackett , Terry

Taft, Richard
Tait, Patrick
Tatman , Gregory
Taube, Deborah
Taube, Robert

Taylor, Larry
Terwall , Barbara
Testard , Richard
Thomas, Robert
Thomey, Ann
Thompson, David

Thorn, Linda
Timms, Ted
Tomaszewski , Edward
Totts, Gary
Trotter, Danny

Trotter, Mary
Tushowski, Roselinda
Updyke , Darlene
Vanbendegon, Robert
Vandenberg, Linda
Vanderpoel , Kenneth

VanHarpen , Joy
Vanhorn , Linda
Vanlone, Charles
Velardo , Karen
Vena , Joseph

Verkon , Lynn
Vernon, Daniel
Victorey, Andrew
Vite, David
Vlahovic, Steve
Volpentesta , Carolyn

158

Wagner, Patricia
W agner, Susa n
Waldo , Susan
W aldron, William
W a lli g, Victoria

Ward , David
Weber , Candice
Wedell , Daniel
Wedell , James
Weise , Barbara
Weisman , Robert

Wellens , Victoria
Wente, Ann
Westplate , Lorin
White, Greg
White , Judy
White, Victoria

Wick , Linda
Wiegert , Pamela
Wightman , George
Wilkinson, Richard
Williams , Kenneth

Williams , Linda
Williams , arah
Williams , Teresa
Wilms , Karen
Witt , Barbara

Woucehowicz, Debra
Wolfe , Dennis
Woodbury, Richard
Young , Thomas
Zabel, Pamela
Zabel, Steve

Zalubowski , Karen
Zaneck , Charlene
Zarleui , Daniel
Ziccarelli, Antoni
Zielinski , Cyril

Zietz, Nancy
Zuehlsdorf, .Jan is
Zuhde, Margaret
Zuicarelli, Patricia
Wade, Catherine

159

IN MEMORIAM

LOU! .JAMES KOPE KY

Lzfe is eternal ...
and death is only a horizon.
Rossiter W. Raymond

160

IN MEMORIAM

PHILLIP RYGIEL

Death hath no more
dominion over him.

Acts XXII

161

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

BECKSTR0.\1 , WILLIA.\1 M . -Bill- LincolnAthletic Award 3; Letterman 3; Intramura l
Council 3; Football 1,2,3; Swimming 2 .
BEDORE , USA L. - Sue- Lincoln- Honor Roll
3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3.
BEHNKE , PETER R. -Pete- Lincoln- Science
Fair Winner 1,3; Senior Science Scholarship
Medical Award ; Junior Academy- ! st place
Regionals ; A.F .S. I ; Dram-Pers 1; Orchestra
1,2,3; cience Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3;
Tennis 1.
BEINE , DOUGLASJ . -Doug- Lance.
BELONGIA, KATHERI E A. -Ka thy-Lanceophomore Choir 1; Graduation Usherette 2.
BEN ET, ELLE M . -St . .Joseph's.
BE SON , LI DA :Vl.- Los Angeles, California.
BERNHARDT, THOMAS K. - Tom- McKinley
- Letterman 2,3; Swimming 2,3; Tennis 2.
BETH , CLINTO
L. - Clint- Lincoln- Hi-Y 1;
Letterman 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2.
BIDDLE , LARRY A. - Washington .
BLAIR , JAMES R. - Jim- Lance- A Cappella
Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1.
BLA KENSHIP , CHERYL A. - Sherry- Washington - Honor Roll 1,2,3; Science Fair 1; Prom
Committee 2; Booster Club 2,3; Classic Salesman
2; Tremper Teens 3.
BLASI , BARBARA A. -St . .Joseph's- A.F.S . 2,3;
Booster Club 3; Red Cross 2,3; Student Council 3.
BLANIEWSKE , TIMOTHY A. -Tim- LancePhysical Fitness Award 3; Intramural Basketball

ABATA , DANIEL, .J. - Dan- Lance- Outdoorsmen 2,3- Secretary ; Student Council 3; Track 1,
2; Intramurals 2,3.
ADEL T , HELE ,
.- Lance- Honor Roll 3;
N .F .L. Degree of Honor 2; Forensic Oratory
Award 2; Forensics 1,2; Debate 1,2.
AL TENDORF, LORRAINE , .\1. - Lori- McKinley- Honor Roll 3.
A.\10 , DO
A, R. -Lance.
A CEVIC , Y1ARK , . -Lincoln- Football 1.
ANDER EN , DE ' IS A. - Den- Kenosha Christian- Baseball 2; Intramurals 2,3.
A DER 0 , KATHERL E J . -Kathy- Lincoln
- A.F .. 2; Senior Girls Choir 2,3; Sophomore
Girls Choir 1; Classic Salesman 2.
A ' DERSO , TH0.\1AS L. - Tom- Lance- A
Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Cross
Country 1.
A DREWS , LI DA :'v1.- Lyn-Lance- Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Graduation Usherette 2; Spy
Salesman 1.
A 1GOTTI , DANIEL R. -"Anchovie" -Lance.
ANGOTTI , FRANKL!
H .-Frank-Lance-Intramurals 1,2,3; Audio-Visual 3; Letterman 2,3;
Baseball 2,3.
ARBA ELLA, A ITA F. - Lance- Honor Roll 3;
Typing- Honorable .M ention 3.
ARRIES , RICHARD E . -Rich-Lance- Honor
Roll 1,2,3.
ATWOOD , JEFFREY B.-Jeff- Bolivar, Missouri
- 3rd Place in Optimist Oratorical Contest 2;
Basketball 1; Golf 1 .
BACKLU D , BARBARA .J. - Tinker- LincolnScience Fair 2; A.F.S. 1; Sophomore Choir 1;
enior Girls Choir 2; Dram-Pers 3; Forensics 3;
Red Cross 1,2,3; Tremper Teens 3;
.F.L. 3;
School Play- Student Director 3.
BAILEY , LI DA .].- Lincoln- Graduation sherette 2.
BAILEY , REBECCA J.-Becky-Lincoln-Caduceus 3; G .A.A. 2.
BA KS , DEAN - Lance- Baseball 1.
BAREIKA, .JACKIE A. - McKinley- Honor Roll
3; adie Hawkins Queen Candidate 3; Graduation Usherette 2; Hy-Style 3, Secretary- 1st
Semester, President- 2nd Semester; Quill and
croll 2,3; Tempest taff, Advertising Manager 2,
Exchange Editor 3.
BARENGO, PAULINE K.-Ringo- McKinley .
BARR , INA K. -Lance.
BEAR , SUSA .]. - Sue- Lincoln-Sadie Hawkins
Queen Candidate 3; A.F.S. 1; Booster Club 1;
Red Cross 3.
BEAUCHAMP, BRENDA F.-Frenchy- Lance.
BECKER, K RT- School Play 3.

3.

BOLDA OWICZ , PETER M. - Pete- Lincoln.
BOOTH , .JAMES .\1.- Jim- Lincoln- Outdoorsmen 3.
BOTHE , BARBARA A. - Be-Barb- Lance- Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Office Receptionist 3;
G.A.A. 1.
BO TERSE , KATHIE A. - McKinley.
BOWKER , RICHARD A. - Lance.
BRA D ,.JANET L. - McKinley.
BRANKOW , DAVID W . -Lance- Science Fair 1;
Hi-Y 3.
BREDEK, .JEANETTE D . -Jeanie-McKinleyG .A.A. 2.
BREDEK, WILLIAM C. -Bill- McKinley.
BRE AMEN , LINDA S.-Bren- Lincoln- Student Council 3.
BREWER , .J DY A. - Jud-Lance-School Store
Manager 3; District Education Office 3.
BROADWAY, FLOYD M . -Lincoln- Intramural
Swimming 3; Freethrow Contest 2.
BROW , ALEXJ.-Lincoln.
BROW , SANDRA L. - Sandie- Friedens Lutheran.
BRUCE , PEGGY 0 . -Lance- Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Aquettes 2,3- Secretary; A Cappella
Choir 3; Senior Girls Choir 2.
162

BR S, S SA
E. -Sue- Lincoln- Booster Club
1; Hi-Style 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1.
BUCHOLZ, JAMES R . -Buck- Lance- Football

C RNES , RON ALY L. - Ronna-St. Joseph 's.
C RRAN , JOHN T. - Lincoln- Honor Roll 2;
Scholarship for Marquette; Science Fair 1,2,3;
Junior Academy of Science 2,3; A Cappella Choir
2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Madrigal 2; Hi-Y 2,3;
Swing Band 2,3; Variety how 1,2,3.
C TLER, DO ALD- Don- Lance.
DAGGY, KAREN- Lance- Typewriting Contest
Pin 3; G .A.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. Vice-President.
DAGO , JOHN P. -Lance- Honor Roll 3; Letterman Club 1,2,3; tudent Council 2,3; Baseball
1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Cross-Country 2; Football

1.

B RKHOLDER , GARY V. -Hurks- LincolnScience Fair 1; Science Club 1; tudent Council 3.
B RLI GHAM ,
DAVID
A. -Lance- Cross
Country 2- Manager; Track 2.
B SCHE, LY N
.- Bush- Lance- Shorthand
Contest Pin 3; Band 1,2,3; Dram-Pers 1,2,3;
Orchestra 3; Student Council 2; School Play 2,3.
BYRD , D 'ARCY D. - D' -Lincoln- Athletic Award
3; Letterman 2,3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3;
Football 1; Mr. Tremper 3.
CAIRNS , BILL- Lance- Sales Class Trophy 3;
Sophomore Choir 1; Classic Salesman 3.
CALKI S, DARLENE- Lance.
CAMPOLO , JOSEPH F . -Lincoln- Orchestra 1,
2,3- Vice-President 3.
CA TERBURY, KANDICE M . -Kandy- McKinley- Booster Club 1; Red Cross 2,3.
CARACCIOLO, MIKEJ. - Lance.
CATES, JESSIE R. - Lincoln-Classic Salesman 2,
3; Top Sales 3; G.A .A. 1,2.
CECIL, CHARLENE- Char- Lance- Aquettes 1,
2,3; Caduceus 3; Tremper Teens 3.
CECIL, DARLENE-Dar- Lance-Aquettes 2,3.
CHARL TO , LINDA £.-Lance- Advisory Board
2; Dram-Pers 2,3; Forensics 2,3; Future Teachers 3; Red Cross 1,2,3; Debate 3; Tempest Salesman 3.
CLEVELAND , BARBARA A. - Barb- LanceHonor Roll 2,3; Sadie Hawkins Queen Candidate
2; A.F .S. 2; Booster Club 2; Caduceus 2,3; Student Council.
COAKLY, RONALD R. -Hoss- Lincoln- Letterman 3; Prom Committee 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Track 1.
COBAR, DORA E. - Guatemala- A.F .S. Exchange
Student; A.F.S. 3; G .A.A. 3; Tremper Teens 3;
Classic Salesman 3.
COHN , WENDY L.-Lincoln- Honor Roll 2,3;
A.F.S. 1; Booster Club 1,2; Sophomore Choir 1;
Student Council 3; Prom Committee 2.
COLE , BEVERLY M. - Bev- McKinley.
CONLEY, MARGARET E. - Meg- Lance- Art
Club 1; Audio-Visual 2; Classic Staff, Art Editor
3; Dram-Pers 1,2,3 ; Stage Guild 1,2,3; Tremper
Teens 2,3; Ushers Guild 1,2,3; Graduation
sherette 2; Prom Publicity Chairman 2; Dedication Usherette 2; A.F.S . 1,3; Library Assistant
2; Variety Show 1,2 ,3.
COSHENET, LARRY J.-Zion Benton.
COWEN , FREDERICK C.-Fred- Lincoln.
COVELLI , RENEE .- Lance- G.A.A . 1,2; Red
Cross 2; Sub-Deb 2.
CREIGHTON, ROBERT B.-Lincoln- Track 1;
Intramural Wrestling 1.

1.

DAUN , PATRICIA L. - Lance- Honor Roll 3;
Shorthand Contest Pin 3; Typewriting Contest
Pin 3; Prom Committee 2; G .A.A. 2,3 ; Red
Cross 3; Tempest Staff 1.
DEBRUIN , JOYCE M. - Joy-Lance- A.F .S. 1;
Audio-Visual 1; Booster Club 1,2; A Cappella
Choir 2,3; ophomore Choir 1; G .A.A. 2,3; Red
Cross 3; Tempest Staff 1.
DEKOK, SA DRA L. - Sam-Lance-Booster
Club 1; Senior Girls Choir 2; Sophomore Choir
1; Red Cross 2; Tempest Salesman 1.
DiCELLO , FRANK- Lincoln .
DRAGE , LI DA L. - Lance.
DREYER, DARLE E D. -Dar-Lance- Science
Fair 1; Classic Salesman 1; Dram-Pers 1.
DUBAN , BARBARA L. - Barb- St. Joseph High
School- Audio-Visual 3.
D LLER, KEN ETH E. -Crunch- LincolnFootball 1.
DUNCA , RICHARD R . -Dick- Lance-Honor
Roll 1,2,3; Tuba olo, Class A; Brass Choir,
Class A; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Tempest taff
1.
DWORAK, KAREN F. -Washington- G.A.A. 1,
2.

EATON , SA DRA J. - So- Lincoln- G.A .A. 1,
2; Red Cross 1; Tempest Salesman 1,2.
EHLERT, DEAN J . -Deano- Lance.
EHNOW, RICHARD W. - Bino-WashingtonBasketball 3; Track 3; Volleyball 3.
EIDE, KARIE A. -Lincoln.
E GLAND , CHARLES W .-Chuck-~lcKinley.
EVA S, JOHN R. -St. Mary's- Letterman 2,3;
Golf2 ,3; Swimming 2,3.
FARRELL, PATRICIA T.-Pat-La- LincolnClassic Salesman 3.
FA LEY, COLEE A. - Lance.
FELDT, AUDREY F.- Aud - Washington- Booster Club 2,3; Dram-Pers I ; Sub-Deb 2,3; School
Play 2; Cheerleader 2,3 .
FELKY,
SA
C. -Sue- Lincoln- Honor Roll
3; Booster Club 2,3; enior Girls Choir 2;
Sophomore Choir 1; Classic Salesman 2; DramPers 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; Tremper Teens 2,3;
Prom Committee 2.
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GOLWI TZE R, GARY A.-La nce.
GOTT, SAM E L A.-Washington- Hi-Y 3.
G RAM S, G LORI A J. - Detroit- H onor Roll 3.
G RA~I , LARRY D. -Lincoln
Band 1; Letterman 1,2,3; T empest taff 2; Basketball 1,2; Tennis
1,3.
G RASS, C AR~l A L. - La nce- cience Fair 2, First
Prize.
GRAY , J AME T.-Jim- Lincoln- Wrestling 1,
2,3.
G RAY ,.JA YCE A.-:Ja n- La nce- Band 1,2.
G RAY , ~!AR CELLA A.-Linco ln- Ba nd 1,2,3;
Hi-Style 2,3- President.
G R EEN , LI DAJ. - Lake Geneva- Band 2,3.
G RE ENING, S SAN K. - usie- Lance-Science
Fair 2; America n Field Service 2,3; Booster Club
1; Quill and croll 2,3; Red Cross 3; T empest
Staff 2,3-Business M a nager ; Tremper T eens 3.
G RIM ES, KATHLE EN R. -Kathy-Friedens Luthera n School- Booster Club 3.
G.-:Jo- W ashingtonG RIMSHAW , JOAN
Honor Roll 3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3; Booster
Club 1; A Cappella Choir 3; enior Girls Choir
2; Sophomore Choir 1; Dram-Pers 3; Red Cross
1.
G ROBE , JEA
IE M . -Jean- Lincoln- Band 1,
2 ,3- President.
GUMBINGER, N1ICHAEL E. -Mike- Lincoln .
HACKBARTH, MARGERY J. - Margie- Lance
- Class Vice President 3; Honor Roll 3; Queen
Daisy M ae 3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3; Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Booster Club 1,2; A Ca ppella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Student
Council 2; Sub-Deb 2; Cheerleading- Captain 2,

FE NEMA , KATHLE EN J - Kathy-La nceHonor Roll 1,2,3; American Field ervice 3;
Band 1,2,3; Dram-Pers 3; Orchestra 3; School
Play 3.
FE NEN1A , LYNN D. -Fen- La nce- Dram-Pers
1,2,3, President; Forensics 3; Student Council 1;
chool Play 2; Sophomore C hoir 2; Classic Salesman 3; Tempest alesman 2,3.
FINN , MARY P. -Pat- Lincoln- Classic alesman 1; Student Council 3.
FLANNERY, CON IE J - Lance-Classic alesman 1.
FORSBERG , CHRISTI E C.- Chris- LanceBooster Club 1; Sub-Deb 2,3; Tempest Staff 1.
FOX, CHARLES L. - Chuck- Lance- T ypewriting Contest Pin 2; Red Cross 2.
FOX , CHERYL L. - Foxie- ~lcKinley- Sopho­
more Girls Choir 1; G. A.A. 1.
FOX , G ARY . -Lance- Honor Roll 1,2,3; Badger Boys State Representative 2; Camera Club,
President 3; Forensics 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Tempest taff 1; Swimming 2.
FOX, TONI J . -Miami- Vocal Solo Contest Pin
Held 3; Senior Girls Choir 3; Forensics Play 3;
Dram-Pers 3; School Play 2.
FOX , WILLIAM L. - Bill- Lance- Wrestling 2;
Red Cross 3.
FREDERICK E , LON L. - Fred- Lincoln- A
Cappel la Choir 2; ophomore Choir 1; Baseball
1; Basketball 2.
FREI , FRED W . -Lance.
FRIDDLE , DAVID L. - Fritz-Lance- Letterman
3; Football 1,2,3.
FRIEDRICH , KARE K. - Lincoln- Booster Club
1; Dram-Pers 1.
FROEBER, WILLIAM E. -Bill- WashingtonOutdoorsmen Club 2,3.
FULLER , THOMAS P . -Tommy-McKinley .
GARRE , ELIZABETH P. -Beth- LincolnAF Big Sister Candidate 2; DAR Good Citizen
3; Honor Roll 3; Booster Club 1; Forensics 1;
Student Council 2,3 , Secretary 3; Variety Show
1,2,3; Queen Daisy Mae 2.
GARZA , PA LA- Lance- enior Girls Choir 3,
President; ophomore Girls Choir 1; Red Cross
1; Science Fair 1.
GATELY, R TH ].- Lincoln- Honor Roll 1,2,3.
GENSKE , STEVEN T. - Steve- Lance- Letterman
2,3 ; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3.
GE TZ , JOHN J. - St. Mark 's- Cross-Country 3;
Wrestling 1,2,3.
GERTH , CHARMAY E L. - Charm- LanceTempest Staff 3.
GIOCOM IN, ELLEN L. - Lincoln- Booster Club
1; Forensics 3; Red Cross 2; Student Council 2,3;
Sub-Deb 2,3, Vice-President; Variety Show 1.
GILES , DONNAJ.-Donn- Lance.

3.

HAGEN , DAVID H. - Dave- Lance- Regimental
Band 1 ,2,3.
HAHN , BRIAN K. - Lance- Honor Roll 1,2,3;
Science Club 1,2,3.
HALM , LUANA £ . -Lance- Typewriting Contest
Pin.
HAMSING , LAWRENCE E. -Larry-LanceTypewriting Contest Pin 3; Outdoorsmen 3.
HANNAHA , NANCY B. -Mickie- Lance- Typewriting Contest Pin 3.
HANNAN , KATHLEEN A. -Kath-LincolnHonor Roll 3; Carthage College Scholastic Scholarship; Typewriting Contest Pin 3; " A" in State
Forensic Contest 3; A.F .S. 2; Aquettes 1,2,3;
Booster Club 1,2- Secretary 3- Vice President;
Dram-Pers 1; Forensics 3; Hi-Style 3- Corresponding Secretary; Sophomore Girls Choir 1;
Variety Show 3; Graduation Usherette 1; Cheerleading 2,3.
HARTMAN , RICHARD W. - Rickity- FriedensAthletic Award 3; Key Club 2,3; Letterman 3;
Track 1,2,3 ; Wrestling 1,2,3.
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IVES, D ENNIS B.-"Crash"-Lance.
JACKM ANN ,JOHN A.-Lance.
JA E HN E, BRENDA S.- Lance-Caduceus 2; Student Council 2,3.
JAMES, SANDRA M . -Sandy-Lance- Honor
Roll 2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore
Choir 1; Dram-Pers 2.
JENSEN , J NE M .-Green Bay-T ypewriting
Contest Pin 3; G. A.A. 3; Red Cross 3.
JEROME , MARC D. -Lincoln- Quill and croll
3; Tempest Staff 3.
JESSEN , RICHARDJ . -Lincoln.
JOHNSON , BONNIE K. - Lance- AFS Big Sister
2; Honor Roll 2,3; Homecoming Queen Court 3;
Caduceus 2,3; Red Cross 2; Student Council 3,
Corresponding Secretary 3; Sub-Deb 2,3.
JOHNSON , SHIRLEY A. -Lincoln- Red Cross 2;
Classic Salesmen 2.
JOHNSON , ANN- M cKinley-Honor Roll 3;
Typewriting Contest Pin 3.
JOHNSTO , KATHLEEN K. - Cathy-Lincoln
- Class Secretary 2,3; Honor Roll 3; Booster
Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Bradford Prom
Queen 2; Sophomore Choir 1; Sub-Deb 2,3.
JONES , CHARLOTTE A. -Lincoln- Student
Council 3; Sub-Deb 2,3; Tempest Salesmen 2.
JUGA , VICKI L. - Lance- Booster Club 3.
JULIANA , A. - Judy-McKinley- Booster Club l ;
Senior Girls Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; HiStyle 3; Red Cross 1,2; Student Council 3.
KAISER , JOYCE M. - Lance.
KAMMERZELT, LARRY E. -Lance- Science
Fair 2.
KAUSALIK , KEN ETH J. - Ken- St. Joseph 'sA Cappella Choir 1 ,2.
KAZIN , SHIRLEY A. - Lincoln- Caduceus 3.
KECKLER , KIP.
KEITEL , DENNIS L. - Lincoln.
KEMP , SUSAN A. - Sue- Lance- Sub-Deb 2,3;
Prom Committee 2.
KETLER , DAVID R .-Lance.
KEUFFER , ELIZABETH J. - Beth- McKinleyTypewriting Contest Pin 3; Classic Staff 1,2Assistant Editor; Forensics 1; G .A.A . 1; Advisory
Board 2.
KIRBY , JAMES M . -Jim-Lance- Sophomore
Mixed Choir 1 ,2,3.
KIVISTO , LARRY J .-Lance- Hall Monitor 3.
KLOCKOW , DOROTHY M . -Dot- LanceG.A .A. 2; Tempest Staff 3.
KLOET, DENNIS A.-McKinley-Athletic Award
1 2 3 . Letterman 2 3 · Hall Monitor 3; Basketball
' ' '
' '
1; Football 1,2,3 ; Intramural 2,3.
KOBER , NORMAN .
KOBLENSKI , ROSEMARY C.-Rosie- Lincoln.
KOLM OS , BARBARA A. -Lance.
KOPROVIC , DAVID K.-Lance.

H AU PTMAN, WILLIAM L. - Bill-McKinl ey.
HA YN ES, MARIL Y S.-Lincoln.
HAYNOR, JAMES E.-Jim- Lincoln- H onor
Roll 3; Kiwanis Music Award 3; Ba nd- President 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2; Orchestra 2,3; Stage
Band 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3; Science Fair 1.
H ECK, LYN E. -Lance- Honor Roll 3; Booster
Club 1; Senior Girls Choir 2; Stage G uild 3;
Student Council 3; Tremper T eens 2,3-President.
HEIDE , ELAINE- Lincoln.
HEIDE , ROXANNE L. - Roxy-Kemper HallSenior Girls Choir 3.
HEINTZ , JANICE K. -Jan- Lincoln- Red Cross
2; shers Guild 1; Classic Salesman 3.
HELGESEN , A DREY M . -Aud- Lance-Senior
Advisory Board 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Band Colorguard 2,3; G. A.A. l ; Student
Council 3; Tremper Teens 2,3- Treasurer; Tempest Salesman 2; Variety Show 1,2,3.
HELWIG , JOHN B.-Jack- Lincoln- Homecoming Campaign M?nager 3; Band 1; Science Club
3; Swimming 1,2; Track 1 ,2.
HIGHBERG , DIANNE S.- Lincoln- Honor Roll
1; Future Teachers 3.
HIGGINS , KEYE C. -Rufus- St.Joseph.
HILL, LYNN M. - McKinley- Honor Roll 1 ,2,3;
Carthage Scholarship; Typewriting contest pin 3;
Advisory Board 2,3; Candidate for Sadie Hawkins
3; Booster Club 1 ,2,3; Senior Girls Choir 2;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Forensics 1; Future
Teachers 3; G .A.A. 1; Red Cross 1,2,3; Student
Council 3; Ushers Guild 3; Debate 1; Homecoming Committee 3.
HIMMELEIN, GARY S. -Hemi- Lance- AudioVisual 2; Swimming 3; Tennis 2.
HINES, SHIRLEY A. -Lincoln .
HOEFURT, K RT A. -Lance.
HOLLISTER, JOHN D .-Cochise- Lincoln- Basketball Intramurals 3; Gymnastics Intramurals 3;
Asst. Gym Instructor 3.
HOLT, STEPHEN B. -Steve- Lance- President
3; Dram-Pers 3; Student Council 3; Tennis 1,2;
School Play 3.
HOLTMAN ,. ANCY L. - Lance.
HOROCHENA, TINA E. - Lincoln- Honor Roll
2 3· Second Runner-up for Sadie Hawkins 3;
Ba~d Colorguard 1,2,3; Booster Club 2,3- President; Forensics 3; Student Council 2; ub-Deb 2,
3- President.
HUBER, RICHARD J . -Rick- Lance-Letterman
2,3; Cross-Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling
2.3 .
H CKER , W . LEE- Lance.
IDE, EDWARD E. - Ed- Lance- Swimming 1,2;
Track 1.
IRVING , KATHRYN L. - Kathy-Lance-Typewriting Contest- Pin 3; Sub-Deb 2,3.
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KOPF , DAVID W . -Lance-A Cappella Choir 2,
3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 2.
KRAEMER , LARRY A. - Lar- Lance.
KRAM VOGEL , ROBERTJ - ogel-Lance.
KREHBIEL , :\lARCELY
S.-:Vfarcy-Chicago,
lll. - Booster Club 3; enior Girls Choir 3;
Dram-Pers 2,3; Hi-Style 3; One act play contest

LINDERMAN , JAMES A.-Jim-Lincoln-Third
in State Wrestling Meet; Letterma n 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Cross-Country 1; Track 1,2;
Wrestling 1,2,3.
LONDO, NORMA - Lincoln.
L KAS , KATHLEEN T.-Kucie-Lance-Honor
Roll 3.
L NDGRE , ELLYN K. -Lanceational Forensics 3; Science Fair- Honorable Mention 2;
adie Hawkins Queen Candidate 3; Aquettes 2,3;
enior Girls Choir 2; Tremper Teens 2,3, Vice
President 3; School Play 3; Varsity Debate 3;
Variety Show 3.
LUNDSKOW, DO A.-Lincoln.
L SKIN , ROBERT G.-Bob-Lincoln-Scholarship Offered by Western Michigan University;
Letterman 3; Red Cross 1; cience Club 1,3;
Basketball 1,2,3 .
LYONS , LEA ARD L. - Lee- Lincoln- Honor
Roll 1; Science Fair 2.
MACKEY, RANDY T. - Mac- Lance-Science
Fair 2; Golf 1,2,3.
MAEGARD, DONALD C. -Don- Lance- Booster Club 1; Baseball 1.
MAKI , DANIEL W . -Mac- Lincoln- Swimming

2.

KROMM , EDJ. - Lincoln.
KR EGER, ALAN J . -State Wrestling Champion
3; Letterman 1,2,3- President; Football 1,2,3;
Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3-Ca ptain.
KRUSE , KATHRYN A N- Kathy- Arlington
Hts., Ill.
KUBART, GERRIE L. - Kubie- Lance-G. A.A.
1; Red Cross 2; tudent Council 3; Invitation
Committee for Homecoming 3.
K 'ORICK, A
C.-Ann-Salem.
KU SOW , ROBERT M . -Kuse- SheboyganHonor Roll 3; NSF Scholarship 2; First at State
:\fusic Festival 2; Band 1,2,3 ; Dram-Pers 1,2;
Forensics 1,2 ; Hi-Y 3; Letterman 3; Science Club
3; Student Council 1,2; Tempest Staff 2; Swimming 3.
LACOMB , RICHARD W . -Richie- McKinley.
LAHTI , DA YID .]. - Dave- Lincoln- Baseball 1,
2; Football 1.
LALOND , TIMJ-Chicago.
LANGE , RAYMOND
E. -R.E. - McKinleyBand 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3.
LANGE, WILLIAM C. - Bill- Washington- Classic Salesman 2; Band 1,2; Dram-Pers 1,2.
LANGER, RICHARD A. -"Ace" -Lance- Science
Fair 1; Football 1 ,2.
LANNOYE, TERRY N.-Lance.
LARSEN , LINNEA M . -Lincoln-Kiwanis Music
Award 3; Aquettes 2,3, Vice President 3; Booster
Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir
1; Student Council 3.
LARSEN , MICHAEL D. - Mike- Lincoln .
LADONIO , CYNTHIA A - Cindy- Lincoln.
LA ZO , WILLIAM J . -Bill-Lance-Honor
Roll 1,2 ,3; cholarship offered at Milwaukee
School of Engineering; tate Sectionals Chemistry
Test 1; Red Cross 3; Gymnastics Club 2,3;
Baseball 1; Intramural Wrestling Championship
2.
LEHRMANN, .JUDITH A. - Judy- Lance-Honor Roll 3; Kiwanis Music Award 3; Sophomore
Choir 1; Hi-Style 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; String
Quartet 3.
LEHTO, DENNIS L. - Denny- Lincoln- Hi-Y 3;
Red Cross 3.
LETSOM , KATHLEEN C . -Kathy-Lincoln-·
Honor Roll 3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3; Band
Colorguard 1,2,3; Classic Salesman 3; Sub-Deb
2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3.

3.

MALSCH , DALE A. - Doc- Lance.
MANN ,
RA DOLPH
J - Randy- LanceA Cappella Choir 2; Sophomore Choir 1; Key
Club 2,3; Letterman 2,3; Outdoorsmen 2; Football 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.
MANTHEI , CHARLENE A. - Char- Lance- Elks
Award 3; Booster Club 1,2.
MARGETSO , GEORGIALEE- Georgia- Lincoln-Honor Roll 3; Science Fair 2; Sophomore
Choir 1; Variety Show 1.
MARKESE, DA YID R. - Dave- Lincoln- Class
A Trumpet Solo 1,2,3; Class A Trumpet Quartet
3; Class A Brass Quintet 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Hi-Y
1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3 ; Variety Show Emcee 3.
MAROCCHI , ROBERT- Hairlip- WashingtonStudent Council 3.
MARTIN, DARRYLJ.-Lance.
MARTIN , ROBERTA £. - Lincoln.
MARTINEZ , IRMA-Lance.
MARTINSON , CAROL L. - Lance-Booster Club
3; Student Council 3.
McMAHON , MICHAEL .J .-South Bend, Indiana
-Honor Roll 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Tempest
Staff 3; Golf 2.
McNEIL , BEVERLY M. - Lincoln-Band 1,2,3;
Booster Club 1,3; Orchestra 3; Variety Show 1.
McNEIL, PAMELA !.-Pam-Kemper Hall.Junior Class Advisory Board 2; Classic Salesman
1; Red Cross 1; Tempest Staff 1.
MENTINK, CRAIG W.-Lance.
MILADIN , RAYMOND £.-Lincoln-Art Club 3.
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MILES , DONALD L. Don- Lance Honor Roll
1,2,3; Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Kiwanis Music
Award 3; Band 1,2,3, Drum Major 3; Ke y Club
2,3; Orchestra 2,3.
MILLAGER , KIMBERLY !.- Kim- Lance- Athletic Award 3; Letterman 2,3; Student Council
3; Football 2; Swimming 2,3.
MILLER, DIANE E . -Dyann- Lincoln-Forensic
State Winner 2; A.F.S . 2; Booster Club 1;
ophomore Choir 1; Classic Salesman 2; DramPers 2,3; Forensics 2; Debate 3;Quill and croll
3; Red Cross 2,3; Student Council 3; Tempest
taff 2,3; Tempest Salesman 3; Prom Committee
2; Science Fair 2; School Play 2, Student Director; Homecoming Committee 3; FL 3.
MILLER , JANICE R . -Lincoln- A Cappella
Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1.
MILLER , SHIRLEY A. - Lance.
MILLIGAN , GREG A. -Mill - Lance.
MILLIGAN , KATHLEE A. -Kathy- McKinley.
Ml ER , ANCY J - Lance-Caduceus 2,3.
MINK, LI DA J - Lynn- Washington- Band !,

MYER , .JANICE E. .Jan- Lance- Badgers Girls
State Representative 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; A.F . .
2,3-Vice President; Future Teachers 3-President ; Quill and croll 2,3-President; Tempest
Staff 1,2,3, Editor 2,3.
NEHR, REBECCA A.-Becky-Lincoln-Library
Assistant 2; Classic Staff Copy Editor 3; Future
Teachers 3-Historian; G.A.A. 1; Hi-Style 3;
Graduation sherette 2; Classic Salesman 3.
NELSON,.JAME E. -Lance.
NELSO , RAYMO D E . -Lance.
NEU , DOROTHY A. - t. .Joseph High School.
NE MANN , KARE K.-"Tiger" -Lance- AFS
Big Sister Candidate 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Homecoming Queen 3; horthand Contest Pin 3; Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Band Colorguard 1,2,3;
Booster Club 1; Student Council 2,3-Treasurer;
ub-Deb 2,3; Variety Show 2.
EVORASKI , LOREE - Laurie- Lance.
NICHOL , GARY L. - Lance- Art Club 1,3.
IELSO ', .JOA ' -:Joannie- Lance.
NI:\1:\1ERGCTH , GEORGE G.-Gary-Lincoln
- Homecoming Campaign :\lanager 3; Classic
Salesman 2; Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Variety
Show 2,3; Brass Choir 3.
NORD,
PATRICIA
A. - Pat-Lance-Classic
Salesman 3.
ORRIS, LI DA .- Lin- Lincoln- Honor Roll
1; G.A.A. 2.
NORTHWAY , :V1IL TO - :Vfilt- McKinley- Hiy 3; Tempest Staff3 .
N 'TTALL , RALPH R . -Lance.
O 'CO NER , DA YID L. - Dave- Lance.
OECHLER, KRISTI E L. - Kris- Frieden's Lutheran chool, ophomore 1; Senior Girls Choir
2,3; G.A.A. 1.

2.

MOERI , CHARLES T. - Chuck- Lincoln.
MOERI , THOMAS C . -Tom- Lincoln- lntramural Basketball and Volleyball 3.
MOLETTE, LINDA K. - Lance.
MO TEMURRO, MARK A. - Lance- Athletic
Award 3; Letterman 2,3; Student C~uncil 2;
Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2 ,3.
MONTGOMERY, PAMELA J - Pam- Lincoln
- olo Ensemble Contest 2,3; Booster Club 1;
A Cappella Choir 2,3; ophomore Choir 1; Red
Cross 2; Student Council 3.
MOORE , DA NY A. -Dan- Lance- lntramural
Basketball and Volleyball 3.
MOORE , DO NA T. - Lincoln- Caduceus 3.
MOORE , VERO ICA D. - Ronny- McKinleyHonor Roll 3; A Cappella Choir 2,3 ; Sophomore
Choir 1; Classic Staff 1,2; G.A.A . 3.
MORRILL , BARBARAJ .-Barb-Lincoln.
MORRIS, PHILLIP J-Lance.
MORRISO , EDWARD A.-Ed-Rhinelander.
MOSES , ANNE E.-Lincoln- cience Fair 2; Future Teachers 1,3, Treasurer 3; Red Cross 3.
MOYER , RICHARD H . -Dick- Lincoln-Band
1,2,3; Hi-Y 2; Tempest Salesman 3; Swing Band
2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3.
MROZ , DA YID- Dave-McKinley- cience Fair
2; Audio-Visual 2,3; Dram-Pers 2,3; Stage Guild
1,2,3- Stage Manager.
M RPHY , ROSE M.-Murf- :\IcKinley- Art
Club 3; Hi-Style 1,2; Prom Committee 2.
MUTCHLER, ROBERT E. -Bob- Lincoln- Athletic Award 3; Letterman 3; Variety how 3;
Football 2,3; Track 2; Winter Sports Chairman
3.

OL E , DONALD C.-Frieden's Lutheran School.
OLSE , LARRY T. - McKinley.
OLSO , CAROL J - Lincoln- enior Girls Choir
2; Sophomore Choir 1; Red Cross 1.
ORTIZ,JA:\IES R . -Lincoln .
OSTLAND, .JONNIE L. - Jon-Lance-Honor
Roll 3; Typewriting Contest Pin 3.
PABST, SUSAN J - Sue- Lance-Booster Club
1,3; Student Council 3.
PACETTI , EIL D.-Lance.
PACKARD, DIANE :\1.-Di-Lance-Honor Roll
3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3; Typewriting Conte t
Pin 3.
PALESKI, CAROL A. - Lincoln- Booster Club I ;
Dram-Pers 2; Student Council 3; Sub-Deb 2,3;
Graduation sherette 2.
PALMER , .JOH
W . - Lincoln- A Cappella
Choir 2,3; ophomore Choir 1; Letterman 2,3;
Cross-Country 3,2; wimming 1,2,3; Tennis I,
2,3.
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- Senior Girls Choir 2; Red Cross Rep . 1.
POPP, TIMOTHY A. -Tim- Lincoln.
POTTER ,
SANDRA J. - Sandee- Kalamazoo ,
Michigan.
POWER , LLOYD W . -Bud- Lance.
PRANGE , PATRICIA A. -Pat- Lance- Honor
Roll 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 3; Senior Girls
Choir 2; Sophomore Choir 1; Tremper Teens 3;
Prom Committee 2.
P FONT, VICTOR H . -Vic- Lance- Athletic
Award 2,3; wimming 2,3.
Q ARDERS , KAREN S. -Katie- Lance.
QUEEN , ROBERT A. -Bob- Lance- Camera
Club 3, Vice President; Outdoorsmen 2,3.
QUIGLEY , MARY L. - Mar- Lance.
REICHEL ,
RICHARD
R. -Dick- LincolnSophomore Choir 1,2; Dram-Pers 2; Ham Radio
3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Science Club 3; Stage
Guild 2; Tempest Staff 3.
REILLY , DEWEY !. - Lance- Athletic Award 2,
3; Badger Boys State Representative 2; Elks
Award 3; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Scholarship for
Colgate University; Optimist Award 3; Debate 1,
2,3; Key Club 1 ,2 ,3; Letterman 2,3; Red Cross 1;
Science Club 1; Student Council 2,3, President 3;
Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1 ,2.
REIMER , ART L. - Lance- Audio-Visual 1; A
Cappella Choir 2 ,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Hi-Y
2,3.
REIN , VICKI A. -Lincoln.
REINHARD , JUDY- Lincoln- Quill and Scroll
2,3; Tempest Staff 2,3; Tremper Teens 2,3; Echo
Staff 3.
REINKE , PATRICIA L. - Pat- Lincoln- Honor
Roll 2,3 ; Shorthand Contest Pin Held 3.
RENNE , THOMAS S. -Big "Tom"- LincolnScholarship for Carthage College; A Cappella
Choir 2; Sophomore Choir 1; Dram-Pers 3; Key
Club 1,2,3 , Secretary 3; Letterman 2,3; Student
Council 3, Vice President 3; Variety Show 2,3;
Basketball 2,3; Captain 3; Football 1,2,3 .
RICHARDS , ROGER K. - Lance- Honor Roll 1,
2,3; Band 1,2,3; Variety Show.
RICKET , CARL M.-Shelbina- Athletic Award
1 ,2,3; Letterman 2,3; Basketball 1; Football 1 ,2,
3; Track 1; Wrestling2,3.
RITCHIE , KEITH D . -Ritchie-Lance-Art Club

PAL.MER , ~1ICHAEL F. -Lincoln- Honor Roll
3; Madrigal, Class A 2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3;
ophomore Choir 1; Baseball 1.
fAR ON , ROBERT- Bob- Lance.
JOHN
H . -Johnnie- Lance- Athletic
PA L,
Award 1,2,3; Football 1 ,2,3.
PAVLOVICH , :V1AUREEN C. -Moe- Lance.
PEDLEY, ROBERT T. - Bob- Lincoln- Variety
Show 3; Science Fair 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3; tage
Guild 1 ,2,3 ; Track 1.
PERRI , ANTHONY G . -Tony- Lance.
PETER , CHERI A. -Lincoln- G .A.A . 1,2,3; Library Assistant 3.
PETERS , DAVID J .- Dave- Lincoln- Athletic
Award 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; A Cappella
Choir 2,3, President 3; ophomore Choir 1;
Letterman 2,3; Football 1 ,2,3; Swimming 2,3 ;
Track 1 ,2,3 , Co-Captain 3.
PETERS , JEFFREY ].- Jeff- Lincoln- A Cappella Choir 2,3; ophomore Choir 1; Letterman
2,3; cience Club 1,2 ,3; Swimming 1 ,2 ,3.
PETERSEN , BETTIE ].- Lance- Elks Award ,
First Place Constitution Contest; Honor Roll 1,
2,3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3; Science Fair 1,
Third Place; A.F .S. 1,2; Dram-Pers 2; Hi-Style
2,3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Red Cross 2,3;
cience Club 1; Prom Committee.
PETERSEN , DORIJ . -Deej - Lincoln.
PETERSO , JA ICE M . -Lance-Homecoming
Court 3; Sadie Hawkins Queen Candidate, First
Runner Up; Booster Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2;
Sophomore Choir 1; ub-Deb 2,3, Recording
ecretary 2.
PFL GRAD , CHERYL L. - Cleo.
PIA , MAXI E J . -Max- Frieden's Lutheran
chool-Booster Club 3.
PIAS , PENNEY L.-Lance-A.F.S. 1; Art Club
1; Dram-Pers 1; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Stage
Guild; Sub-Deb 2,3; Tempest taff2,3 .
PICKE , CATHLEEN R. -Cathy- LincolnG.A.A. 1; Tempest alesman 3.
PIEHL, SUSAN C. -Sue- Lance- American AFS
Sister 3; A.F.S . 3; Audio-Visual 3; Band 1 ,2;
Future Teachers 3; G.A.A. 3; Tremper Teens 2,3;
Variety Show 2,3; Science Fair 2; Classic alesman 2.
PIERCE, JOHN R.-Lance- Football 2.
PIERCE, RICHARD S.-Scott-Lincoln-Athletic
Award 3; Award for Junior Madrigal 2; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Choir 1; Key Club 3;
Letterman 3; Wrestling 2,3.
PLATT, JAMES E.-Jim-McKinley-Outdoorsman 3.
POHLMAN,
CHERYL
L.-Cherie-LanceBooster Club 1; A Cappella Choir 3; Senior Girls
Choir 2; Hi-Style 2,3; Graduation Usherette.
POHLMAN, ROZANNE M.-Cookie-McKinley

3.

ROBBINS , ROBERT A. -"Alr'- Lance-Honor
Roll 3.
ROBERTS, DIANE K.-Seneca, Wisconsin- Future Teachers 3.
ROBERTSON , JO ANN- Joey-Lance-Honor
Roll 3; Senior Girls Choir 3; Student Council 2;
Sub-Deb 2,3.
ROBINSON, CYNTHIA J . -Cindy- Lance-Class
Vice President 1 ,2; Candidate for Homecoming
168

- Athletic Award 1; T ypewriting Contest Pin 1;
Football 1.
SCHNAARE , ROBERT G.-La nce.
SC HNEID E R , ROBERT A. - chneid- LanceAthletic Award 2,3; Letterman 3; Swimming 1,2,3.
SCHN UC KEL , G LE N W . -Schnuck 's- LanceBand 1,2,3.
SCHWN , JOHN E. -B.J .- McKinley-Athletic
Award 3; T ypewriting Contest Pin 3; Swimming
1,2,3.
SCRUGG , ROBERT P. -Bob- Lance- Band 1,
2,3.
SEABERG, CHERYL ANN- Peanuts- LanceSwimming 1.
SEIBERLICH , KAREN J .- Lance-Honor Roll
2,3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3; G .A.A. 2,3; Red
Cross 3; Student Council 3; Tempest Salesman 3;
Graduation Usherette 2.
SENEK , BARBARA J .- Barbra- Lance- Honor
Roll 3.
SENTIERE, KATHRYN A. - Kathy- LincolnScience Fair 2.
SERPE, JOHN A. - Lance- Track 2,3.
SHAFFER , MICHAEL C. -Mike- Lincoln .
SHEEHAN , CARLA R. -Lincoln-Badger Girls
State Representative (alternate) 2; Booster Club
1,2; Caduceus 1,2; Forensics 1,2.
SHOSTAK, DALE L. - McKinley .
SIEGER, JOH F. -Arze- Flint, Mich.
SIGGER , HENRY H. - Hank- Lance.
SIKORSKY, RAYMOND- Lance.
SIMON , LARRY E. -Lar- Lincoln-Badger Boys
State Representative (alternate) 2; Science FairHonorable Mention 1; Band 1,2,3; Key Club 1,
2,3 ; Orchestra 2,3; Variety Show 3.
SINCLAIR, JOAN D. -Lincoln- Dram-Pers 1,2,3.
SKENDER, MATTHEW- Buzz and Matt- Lincoln- Letterman 2,3; Track 2,3.
SKILBECK, ROBERT G . -Bob- Lance- Hi-Y 2.
SKINNER, CURTIS A. -Andy- Lincoln- Athletic
Award 2,3; Letterman 2,3; Football 2,3 ; Track
2,3- Manager; Wrestling 2.
SLEMEN KY , J DITH
A.-Judy- LanceShorthand Contest Pin 3; Hi-Style 3.
SMART, DEBORAH A. - Debbie-Lance-HiStyle 3; Orchestra (Secretary and Treasurer) 1,2,
3; Classic Salesman 3; Science Fair 3; Variety
Show 3.
SMITH , KATHERINE L. - Kathy or SmittyLincoln- Typewriting Contest Pin 2; Booster
Club 1,2,3; Sub-Deb 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3.
SMITH , MACK F. -Lance- Designed Homecoming Float and Backdrop for Christmas Concert 3;
Audio-Visual 3; Hi-Y 2,3; Science Club 3; Stage
Guild 3.
SMITH , PATTY D .-Pat- Lance-Honor Roll 2,
3; ub-Deb 2,3; Red Cross 3; Prom Publicity
Committee 2.

Queen 3; Junior Prom Court 2; Science Fair 2;
A.F.S . 2; Booster Club 1; Senior G irls Choir 2;
Sophomore Choir 1; Classic Staff 3, Layout Editor; Dram-Pers 2,3; Hi-Style 3, Recording Secretary; Quill a nd Scroll 2,3; Tempest Staff 2,3;
Ushers G uild 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Classic
Salesman 3; Tempest Salesman 3; Tempest alesman 3; School Play 3.
ROBINSON , DOROTHY J. - Dotty-LanceAquettes 2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore
Choir 1; Madrigals 1,2,3; G. A.A. 1,2.
ROBINSON , ROBERT
L. - Bob- Sophomore
Choir 1; Tennis 1.
ROCK , MICHAEL D.-Rock- Football 1,2 .
ROEMER , PA L £ . -Lance- Swimming 1,2.
ROPPULD , MARK- Lance.
RUDY , MARYJO- Lance- Honor Roll 3; A.F.S.
2,3; Booster Club 1; Sophomore Choir 1; Quill
and Scroll 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Tempest
Staff 1,2,3, Editorial Editor 2, Co-Editor 3;
Tremper Teens 3; Graduation Usherette 2.
RUEBSAMEN , ROBERT A. -Bob- Lance.
RULLMAN , BILLY 1.- La nce- Outdoorsmen 2,
3, Vice President 3; Student Council 3; Variety
Show 2 ,3.
R TKOWSKI , LARRY ].- Washington- Honor
Roll 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3.
RYPCZYNSKI , CHRISTINE L.V. - Chris- St.
Joseph 's High School.
RYSHKUS , EUGENEJ . -Gene- Lance.
SABBY, STEVEN A.-Ebbits or Freddie- Lincoln
- Regimental Band 1.
SANFORD , DANIEL L. - Dan- Lance- Badger
Boys State Representative 2; Honor Roll 2; Red
Cross Leadership Training Camp- Master of
Ceremonies 2; Band 1,2,3; Dram-Pers 2; Hi-Y 1
- Treasurer, 2-Vice-President, 3-President;
Red Cross 3; Swing Band 1,2,3; School Play 2;
Football 1.
SARGENT, JOHN D. -Sarge- Lance- Athletic
Award 2,3 ; Honor Roll 2,3; Letterman 3; Class
Treasurer 3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.
SA LA, DAVID M. - Mike- Lincoln-Booster
Club 2,3.
SAVAGLIO, ANNA MARY- Lincoln-G.A.A. 1,
2.
SCHILLER, JAMES A-Dingbat- Lance.
SCHINDLER, BARBARA L.-Barb- Kemper
Hall- State Forensic B Rating 2,3; National
Forensics Member 2,3 ; A Cappella Choir 3;
Senior Girls Choir 2, President; Sophomore Choir
1; Forensics 1,2 ,3; Tremper Teens 2,3, Secretary 3.
SCHMIDT, JOHN R.-Lance- Advisory Board 3;
Degree of Distinction NFL 3; Forensics 1,2,3;
Student Council 3; Track 1.
SCHMITZ, MARY £ .-Shorty- Lance.
SCHMOLDT, BRUCE H. - Medford High School
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~1ITH, SUZANNE-

STRANG, ROBIN G.-Bunny-Lincoln.
TRANTZ, SHERRY L.-Lance-Honor Roll 1,
2,3; horthand Contest Pin 3; T ypewritine; Contest Pin 3; Dra m-Pers 1; Forensics 1; G.A.A .
2,3; Hi- tyle 2.
TRATTON , SHARO
.J. -Sherri- Lincolnophomore Gym Assistant 2,3.
TREBLOW , ROBERT J .-Stralo- Lance-Fitness Award 3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Student Council 3; Variety how 3.
STRECK, .JULIE AN - Washington-Classic
Salesman 3; Senior Girls Choir 1,2,3.
STREIT,JEAN L. - Lincoln-G.A. A. 2.
STR THER , CLA DIA .J . -Lance- Honor Roll
2,3; Shorthand Contest Pin 3.

ue- Lance-A.F.S. 3; Senior Girls Choir 2; ophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Future Teachers 3-Secretary; Red Cross 2,3;
Tremper Teens 2,3; Prom Committee 2.
ONQ I T , HARON L. - Lincoln- Honor Roll
1,3; Booster Club 1; Dram-Pers 1,2; Tremper
Teens 2,3-Corresponding-Secretary.
SORE SEN , BARBARA ~1. - Barby- Lance­
Aquettes 1,2,3; Band Colorguard 2,3; Booster
Club 1,2,3; ophomore Choir 1; Red Cross 1.
SOREN EN , RICHARD D. -Rick- Lincoln- A
Cappella Choir 2; ophomore Mixed Choir 1;
Ushers Guild 1.
ORICH , EUGENE L. -Gene- Washington .
PEAKER , GARY D. -Lincoln- Class President
1,2; Key Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1.
SPENCE , SHARO L. - Lincoln-Honor Roll 3;
Art Club 2,3; Booster Club 2; Student Council
3; Sub-Deb 2,3; Tempest Staff 2,3; Tremper
Teens 2,3; Cheerleading 2.
PENCER , LENOREJ . -Lenny- McKinley.
PRAKER, MARY K. - Lincoln- Elks Award 2;
Honor Roll 1,2,3; Sadie Hawkins Court 3; Coproducer of Variety Show 3; Science Fair 1- first
place, 2- fourth place; A.F .S. 1,2,3- President;
Band 1,2,3; Booster Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3;
Science Club 1,2,3- ecretary; Student Council
3; Variety Show 2,3.
PRINGER , BARBARAJEAN- Barbie- Lance.
PRINGER,
RONALD
E. - Ron- FriedensGymnastics Club 3.
TANN , JOHN H . -Lance- Athletic Award 2,3;
Key Club 1,2 ,3- President; Letterman 2,3; tudent Council 2; Football 1-Co-Captain 2,3;
Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1.
STANGE, PA.MELA ].- Pam-Lincoln-Sophomore Girls Choir 1; General Girls Choir 2,3President; Classic alesman 2; Red Cross 1,2.
STARR , JEFFERY G. - McKinley- Baseball ~fan­
ager 2,3.
TEFFEN EN, RICHARD ,]. - Lance- Honor
Roll 2,3; Red Cross County Council 1,2,3President; Forensics 1,2; Orchestra 1; Debate 1.
STEIG.MAN ,J DY A. -Lance.
STEINSEIFER, DE
IS D.-Lance.

STURINO, MARY ELLE - Lance- ophomore
Girls Choir 1; Senior Girls Choir 2,3.
SWANSO , BETTY A. -Washington.
S
DAY , EUGENE R. - Dick- Lincoln- Athletic
Award 1,2,3; Regamental Band 1; Concert Band
2; Letterman 3; Football 2; Wrestling 1,2 ,3.
S RRATT , CHERYL DEE- Cher- Lincolnenior Girls Choir 3; Sophomore Mixed Choir
1; Stage Guild 1; General Girls Choir 2.
SWONEK , LY N .MARIE- Lincoln- Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Court 3; Band Colorguard
1,2,3- Sergeant; Booster Club 1; Student Council
3; Sub-Deb 2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3.
SZANTOR, KATHLEEN A.-Kathy-LincolnHonor Roll 1,2,3; Shorthand Contest Pin 2,3;
Typewriting Contest Pin 3; Business Award 2;
A.F.S . 2,3; Booster Club 3; Future Teachers 3;
Red Cross 2,3; Sophomore Girls Choir 1.
SZEPI , ALAN S. -Al-Lance-Honor Roll 3;
Outdoorsmen 2,3- President.
SZ ROVECZ , ELEANOR M . -Elly- LanceKiwanis Music Award 3; Senior Girls Choir 2,
3- Secretary; Sophomore Choir 1; Wig n' .Mask 1.
TA BE , MICHELLE A. - Mickie- Lance- Aquettes 2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore
Choir 1; Red Cross 3; cience Club 1.
TECHERT, LEOTA D. - Lee- Lincoln.
TEMPLI , WILLIAM D.-Bill-Lincoln.
TEWS ,.JEAN M . -St.Joseph's High School.
THO.MEY, MARILO
H.-Lincoln- Red Cross
2,3.
TI KER , BETTY.JO-Lance.
TOLLACK, VICKIE T. - Kemper Hall- Honor
Roll 3; A.F.S. 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Tempest
Staff 2-Co-Editor, 3- Editor; Tremper Teens 3;
Kenews Staff 1.
TORGERSON , DAVID B.-Torgie-Lincoln.
TOWER, SUSAN L.-Tow- Lance-Honor Roll
3; Backdrop for Christmas Concert 3.
TOWNSEND , DO GLAS E. -Doug-LincolnAthletic Award 2,3; Letterman 3; Basketball 2;
Cross-Country 3; Track 2,3-Captain.

STELTER, DONNA .J.-Lincoln-Honor Roll 1;
A.F.S . 2,3 ; Senior Girls Choir 2; Sophomore
Choir 1; Forensics 1; Classic Salesman 3.
STERNBERG , ROBERT L. - Lance-Athletic
Award 1,2,3; Most Valuable Swimmer 2; Swim
Team Captain 3; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Letterman 1,2,3; Student
Council 3; Swimming 1,2,3.
TIPANUK, .JANICE C. -Lance-Honor Roll 1,
2; Booster Club 1; Student Council 3-Committee Chairman; Sub-Deb 2-Treasurer, 3- President.
170

TRAYLOR , .MICHAEL K. -Mike Lance.
RQ HART, DONALD K. -Don- LincolnLetterman 3; Football 1; Golf I ; Wrestling 2,3.
VALLEY , PATRICIA A. -Pat McKinley-Honor Roll 1,2,3; Second in Spelling Bee I ; Booster
Club 3; Caduceus 2,3; Senior Girls Choir 2,3;
Forensics 1; Science Fair 1,2.
VER 0 , SUSAN G.-Lance-Sub-Deb 3; Wig
n' Maskl.
VESTINO , DORATHEA C.-Dor-Lincoln-Advisory Board 3; Booster Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3;
Sub-Deb 2,3, Secretary 3; Red Cross 1; Prom
Committee 2; Tempest alesman 2.
VITA , JILL A. -Lincoln .
WACHS , ER EST M. -Ernie- McKinley- Booster Club 2,3; Track 2,3, Manager.
WACHS , PATRICIA A. - Lance.
WALDE , ROBERT A. - Bob- Lincoln-Gym
Assistant 3; Student Council 3.
WALKER, PA L A. - Lance.
WALLACE , TERESSA L. - Terri- Lance- Aquettes 1; Audio-Visual I ; Senior Girls Choir 3;
Sophomore Mixed Choir 1,2; Classic Salesman
2; Red Cross 1, Treasurer; Tempest Staff.
WARNER , VICKI A. -Vic- Kemper Hall.
WAR OCK , PATRICIA M . -Pat- Lance.
WA YERSTRADT, A TOI ETTE K. - ToniLincoln- Stage Guild 1,2.
WAVRO , RICHARD T. - Dick- St. .Joseph's High
School- Letterman 2,3; Student Council 3; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2.
WEBER , PATRICIA L. - Pat- Armijo High
School.
WEBER, LYN E T. - Washington .
WEISMAN , B RTON I. - Burt- WashingtonAthletic Award 3; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Sophomore Mixed Choir 1; Letterman 3; Swimming 1,
2,3.
WEISS , PATRICIAJ. - Patt-McKinley.
WELLENS , HAROLD M . -Ted-Lincoln.
WELLS, CHARLES E. - Eddit- Lance- Football

WILLIS , DORTHY F. Dore-G urnee Township
High School-Library Assistant 2; Library :'vfonitor 3.
WILLS , R
ELL T.-Russ-Lance-Red Cross
2; Freethrow Contest 2; Intramural Volleyball 3.
WILSON , GERALD R.-Jerry- Rochester, Minnesota-Ushers Guild 3; Ham Radio 3, President.
WINGATE , ROBERT A. -Winnie- Lance- Band
1,2,3; Booster Club 1; Classic Staff 1; Stage
Guild 1; Tempest Staff 1; Swing Band 1,2,3;
Variety how 1,2,3.
WRIGHT , GREGORY T. -G reg- Lance-S tudent Gym Instructor 1,2,3; Gymnastics Club 2.
WRIGHT , RO ALD W. - Ron- Lance.
WOLFE , NATHANIEL LEE- :'vlcKinley.
WYOS ICK , DAVID R. Dave- Lance- Athletic
Award 2,3; Key Club 1,2,3; Letterman 2,3;
Outdoorsmen 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.
YA CE , KENDELL S. -Kenn- Lincoln-Swimming 1.
Y LE , ANCY M . -Lincoln .
U PER, ALICE .J . -Typewriting Contest Pin
Held 3; Red Cross 1; cience Club 1.
ZA DER, DEN I
W. - .Jonas- Lincoln-Athletic Award 2,3; Letterman 2,3; tudent Council
3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Captain;
Golf 1,2.
ZA ELLA, ARTH R J - Art- Huryley, Wisconsin-Ham Radio 2; Basketball 1,2 ; Track 1.
ZAROVY, TOM P.-Lance.
ZEUSCHNER , CAROL A. - Morton Grove, Illinois- Senior Girls Choir 3.
ZEU CHNER , J DITH L. - Judy- Racine Luther High chool- Honor Roll 1; enior Girls
Choir 3; G.A.A. 3; :'v1ixed Chorus 1,2; Bowling
1,2; Basketball 1,2.
ZICCARELLI , FRANK G.-Zick-Lance.
ZIESEMER, DAVID A. -Dave- Lance-Baseball
I.

ZIMINSKI , RICHARD M . -Dick- St. .Joseph's
High School- Football 1,2.
ZI K, DAVID 0.- Lincoln- Homecoming Queen
Campaign Manager 3; Audio-Visual 3; Stage
Guild 3.
ZIRBEL, LINDA L. - Lance- Student Council 2,
3; Classic Salesman 3.
ZOROMSKIS , MARTI
.J . -Marty-LanceK.T.I. Scholarship .
Z HDE, MARY J - :'viar- Lance- Honor Roll
2,3; Typewriting Contest Pin Held 3.
Z HLKE, JOA
F.- Josie-Lance- Red Cross

I.

WESTLAND , THOMAS C. - Tucker- LincolnBand 1.
WESTO , JOHN A. - Lincoln.
WIEMELT, STAR L. - Lance- Red Cross 3.
WIENKE , NANCY H. - McKinley-Science Fair
2; A Cappella Choir 3; Senior Girls Choir 2;
Future Teacher 1,3, Vice-President 3; Sophomore
Choir 1; Hi-Style 3.
WILDA , LINDA R. - Lin- Lance.
WILLIAMS, GAIL D.-Lincoln-Honor Roll 3;
A.F.S. 1,2, President; Caduceus 1,2, Vice-President 2, President 3; G.A .A. 1,2,3 , Secretary 2,
President 3; Red Cross 2; Student Council 3;
Classic Salesman 2.
WILLIAMS, ROBERT J . -Bob- Lance.

3.

ZYDOW KY , MARTHA A. -:\.1arty- LanceConcert Band 1,2,3 ; Booster Club 1,2; DramPers 2,3; Variety Show 2,3; Hi- tyle 2,3, Treasurer 3; School Play 3; Orchestra 3.
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Velida Reid , Harry Dawson,
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Howard Stollini;, David Mink ,
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Phone 657-9413
5921 6th. Avenue "A"
Down town Kenosha

"LET'S GO BOWLING"
BEST WISHES

at

TO
"TREMPER"

GUTTORMSEN'S "46"
LANES

BOWMAN ICE CREAM

ALL KENOSHA'S STUDENTS

of Superior Flavor

BOWLING HEADQUARTERS

3114-64th. Street

Phone 654-5396

Kenosha, Wisconsin

5160 6th. Avenue
Downtown Kenosha

THE SPOT
Kenosha's Most Popular
Drive-In Restaurant
Owned and Operated by
Harold DuBois
Corner at 75th. and 22nd.
Kenosha, Wisconsin

GOTIFREDSEN NICOLL

Phone 654-9294

Kenosha's Jewelers Over 115 Years
Downtown Kenosha

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UPTOWN
Corner of
22nd and 63rd.
Ph . 658-1383

WEST
Corner of 39th
and 75th Street
Ph . 654-7793

FORREST PARK
60th St. at
40th Avenue
Ph . 658-1353

VILLA CAPRI PLAZA
2105 North
22nd Avenue
Ph. 658-4661

PLEASE PATRONIZE
OUR ADVERTISERS ...
Thanks to Their Generous
Support, It Is Possible for You
the Students, to Purchase the

MEDICAL CENTER
12th Ave. & 60th. St.
Ph . 654- 7793

Classic Yearbook at Discount
Prices.
THE 1966 YEARBOOK STAFF

Fashion Center of Southern Wisc.

A. B. SCHMITZ AGENCY INC.
711-5 7th. Street
Kenosha, Wisconsin
COMPLETE

WATERTOWN
KENOSHA
JANESVILLE
BEAVERDAM

INSURANCE SERVICE
Phone 65 7-5855
Roger F. Schmitz
Roger A. Schmitz

Nationally Famous Fashion
Apparel

COMPLIMENTS OF

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio11

FIR,ST
NNI'ION . ~L BANK OF KENOSHA

Corner 6th and Sbth

657-6141

Triangle
APPLIANCE AND
FURNITURE MART, Inc.
"A pleasant place to shop for all
your household needs"
3813 Roosevelt Road
657-5143

FREE PARKING

COMPLIMENTS OF

DOWNTOWN KENOSHA

Erl. 1852

PEPSl·COLA

To the Tremper
Student Body

Come Alive ...
You)re in the Pepsi
Generation!

Mountain'DeW
"KENOSHA'S OUTSTANDING"
BANK

KENOSHA NATIONAL
BANK
"The Bank That Progresses with
Kenosha"
"For Those Who Do Not Mind
Paying a Little Bit Less"
PIGGLY
2215-80th St.

625-5 7th. Street
Phone 658-815 7
Member of the F.D.I.C.

... leaders in the design and nianufacture
of quality stainless steel

SANITARY FITTINGS· VALVES· PUMPS
...with complete facilities for engineering and
installin~ Auton1atic Processing, Gleaning and Ice
Crea1n Mix Ingredient Batch Weighing Syste1ns.

LADISH

TRI-CLOVER

KENOSHA,

CO.

DIVISION

WISCONSIN

TOWN 'N COUNTRY
SHOPPING CENTER

•••••••••••••
ACE HARDWARE

BILL OF FARE

Bridal Registration

RESTAURANT

Gift Department

CONNOLLY~EWELFOODSTORE

Known in Kenosha for

UNION DRUG

Friendlier Service

FLORENCE'S

NORGE

TOTS TO TEENS

LAUNDRY &

Name Brands You Can Depend On

CLEANING VILLAGE

SERTO'S

TOWN 'N' COUNTRY

FINE FURNITURE

LIQUORS

WERNER'S

WILSON'S

CLEANERS

VARIETY STORE

10 Stores To Better Serve You.

Compliments of

ANACONDA AMERICAN BRASS CO.
Kenosha Division
Kenosha, Wisconsin

CAMOSY
CONSTRUCTION

general contractor

COMP ANY, INC.
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2604 Washington Road *-Kenosha, Wisconsin
1229 Glen Rock Avenue-Waukegan, Illinois

Compliments of

EATON YALE & TOWNE INC.
DYNAMATIC DIVISION
3122 14th Avenue
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN

Compliments of
SULLIVAN-BECKER MACHINE CO.
Incorporated 1923
6705-14th Avenue
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Serving Industry for 43 Years

ANDREW LUMBER
COMPANY INC.
4800- 75th. Street
Kenosha, Wisconsin
"Our Greatest Asset ...
Your Goodwill"
Phone 654-5358
Steve Holt, Senior Class President

AMERICAN STATE
BANK
3928-60th. Street
658-3231

NEWBERRY
ABSTRACT
COMPANY

EXCAVATING-

Kenosha, Wisconsin
M-A-CCONSTRUCTION INC.

Compliments of

4502 38th. A venue

PLUMBING

654-6794

and

KAELBER

HEATING
COMPANY

LAKE SHORE
MOTORS,
INC.
654-5327
8124 S. Sheridan Road
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Dodge, Chrysler, and
Imperial

MACWHYTE
COMPANY
Manufacturers of

Wire Rope Slings
Aircraft Cable
Assemblies -

Tie Rods

Founded 1896
Kenosha, Wisconsin

HUNTOON BUICK
COMPANY
1101-60th. Street
Phone 654-3514

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"Extra care makes it
extra goad"

LIENAU'S
TOWN & COUNTRY
MOTORS
Kurt E. Lienau-Owner
652-7063
4512-7 5th. Street
USED CARS

6813 29th. Avenue
Phone 658-813 7

BUSINESS SPONSOR
I. J. BEAR & SON, INC.

Realtors

Insurors

GORDEN LUMBER & SUPPLY
2929-75th Street

715-56th Street

658-8191

BODE BROTHERS COMPANY

GREENING'S CLOTHES SHOP

6 Floors of Fine Furniture

Menswear

Downtown Kenosha

In the Uptown Shopping Center

Compliments of

HASTINGS, WARD & HOGAN, INC.

Clyde "Red" Ellis

Insurance

Cement Contractor

5520-6th Avenue

CITY LUMBER AND SUPPLY
COMPANY
Quality & Service
6908-29th Avenue

COMMUNITY DISCOUNT CENTER
3600-52nd Street
658-1691

HUB LANES
6214-22nd Avenue
Open Bowling Sunday Afternoon, 1 to 5

ARNOLD P.JOHNSON, INC.
General Contractors
7012-30th Avenue

DIESTLER MOTORS

KREGER BROTHERS INC.

1235 Sheridan Road

2902-63rd Street

"Mr. Plymouth of Kenosha"

Concrete Construction

JULIE ANN FABRICS

THE LEADER STORE

"Fashions by the Yard"

657-7515

6210-22nd Avenue

Downtown Kenosha

BUSINESS SPONSOR
LEONARD LEMAY & SONS SALES

RILEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

5419 Washington Road

Rt. 1, Box 447E

Used Cars & Travel Trailers

694-2850
RODE'S CAMERA & PHOTO

LEONARD AGENCY

SUPPLIES INC.

Insurance & Real Estate

2204 Roosevelt Road

Downtown Kenosha

654-2410

MID CITY MOTOR SALES

SEGAL'S

John H . Angotti

5709-6th Avenue

3001 Roosevelt Road

657-6506

MANNY'S MUSIC

Compliments of

5905-6th Avenue "A"

FRANK SMANIOTTO, JR.

657-5013

10501-39th Avenue

PERRY & DAVE'S A & W DRIVE IN

GEORGE STEVENS AND SON, INC.

30th Avenue & Roosevelt Road

Real Estate and Insurance

654-8922

628-56th Street

THE RANCH RESTAURANT

STEVEN JACOBS AGENCY

Charcoal Beef Burgers

7506-22nd Avenue

7500 Sheridan Road

Writing all forms of Insurance

LEO WALKOWSKI & SON
Lawn and Garden Center
2930-75th Street

PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS
R. W. ASHLY M.D.
Eye, Ear, Nose, & Throat

THOMAS B. LANE D. D. S.
6124 Sheridan Road

5711-8th Avenue

654-2426

HAROLD A. BJORK M.D.
GENE F. ARMSTRONG, M.D.

DR. CHESTER A. SATTLER

GILBERTS. WADINA M.D.

654-0755

JOHN T. GARREN M.D.

L. T. SCHLENKER, M.D.

6124 Sheridan Road

6530 Sheridan Road

657-9680

657-3126

DR. B. SPALDING HILL M.D.

GEORGE C. SCHULTE M.D.

625-5 7th Street

1202-60th Street

657-6232

657-6611

DR. D. L. HEYDEN

E. J. SENTIERE D.D.S.

Optometrist

6302-22nd Avenue

7533-22nd Avenue

652-7956

W. C. KLEINPELL M.D.
1202-60th Street

DR. WELSCH
DR. DAVIS

657-7360

DR. WILSON

6401 Sheridan Road

PAULK. ELLEFSON O.D.

LEGAL PATRONS
IRVING M. BERENSON

CHARLES J . RICHARDS

V. J. LUCAREL

MAURICE SCHMERLING

DAVID L. PHILLIPS

W. A. SHELDON

BUSINESS PATRONS

AL & BERTS HARDWARE

JOHNSTON HARDWARE

ALLENDALE FOOD SHOP, INC.

HERBERT'S JEWELERS

ALPHA BETA PHI

N. E. K. TRENCHING SERVICE

BAUER'S SERVICE

KIMCE CLOSED CLUB

BURTON KLEMP CORPORATION

LUCILLE'S, INC.

CHIAPPETA

MACHINERY & FACTORY EQUIPMENT

THOMAS J. DALE JEWELER'S

MAXWELL'S CAMERA SHOP

EASTERDAY PAINT & CHEMICAL CO.

NEHLSEN'S SPORTING GOODS

ECIVRES CLUB

PETER'S CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION

FALCONE'S MOBIL SERVICE

PETERSEN SHEET MET AL

FARMERS' COOPERATIVE SUPPLY CO.

PHILLIPS GIFT SHOPPE

FULMER MOTORS INC.

ROHRER'S SUNNYSIDE PHARMACY

GALLO REXALL PHARMACY

SUNNYSIDE FLORISTS

GATEWAY PATTERN & MACHINE, CO. INC.

TENUTA'S DELICATESSENT

HARBERT AUTO PARTS

THOMSON & McKINNON

HIGH SPEED SERVICE

THE TWEEN TEEN SHOP

BILL JEPSON MOTORS

UNIVERSAL PONTIAC, INC.

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e MARLIN
BUILT BY AMERICAN MOTORS
"Where Quality Is Built In ...
Not Added On"
Detroit

Milwaukee

Kenosha

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

CONGRATULATIONS TO MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS

SNAP-ON TOOLS CORP.-Kenosha, Wis.

Each student at Tremper will remember this year
for a special reason. Each reason will be different,
each important. With this yearbook, I hope that
the Classic staff has brought to your attention the
glorious and exciting parts of '65-'66. In future
years I hope this book will make those wonderful
moments of high school even more wonderful for
you.

Chris

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