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Valentine
SNIPPETS of SALEM
615A- 1962 Panther
Wilmot Union High School
Yearbook, signatures
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direct from the original printing.
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66-167

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Dedication .

One of the basic aims of a good teacher
is the attainment of the respect and friendship
of his students. Mr. Frank B. Bucci has ac·
complished this and more during his years at
Wilmot.
In the classroom he has displayed his de·
sire to aid in the academic advancement of his
pupils. Throu,gh his active participation in
the sports, pro~ram of our high school, he has
professed his interest in the physical develop·
ment of our athl,et~"s,
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, Aft,e; ~~ y/hs as head foQtball coach, Mr.
But!l.ii, ~as ,decided t? lea¥~ tlt'is p!Jsition. and
devote )lis tjme;~Qtirely to:~the classroom a"-d
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dedicale;.this .~nnuah~' 1yQu, Mr. Frank,Bucci,
in appreciation of your inaJ.ly hours spent on
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Principal and his message, . . .

The advances of science have awed the world and
have changed to reality some of man's wildest dreams.
However, science with all its brilliance, lights only
a middle chapter in life. The unchanging virtues of
humility, truth, devotion to duty, and patriotism will
still play the most important part in saving the civilization which has been developed. Wherever you go and
whatever you do, let these virtues be a part of your life,
for without them all education will prove barren.
Today's casual way of thinking and living, and the
increasing desire .for the material things of life may
well lead to the decay of the civilization of which we are
so proud. The challenge for your generation is to prevent what is called progress from destroying the civilization which it has created.
Sincerely,
Marlin M. Schnurr

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Board of Education ...

The BOARD OF EDUCATION are the chosen representatives of our
high school district. We would like to thank them for the fine facilities and
opportunities which they have provided for us. From left to right: Mr.
Olson, Mr. Horton, Mr. Lake, Mr. Swenson, Mr. Stoxen, Mr. Bierdz, Mr. Badger, Mr. R. Richter, Mr. Schnurr, and Mr. M. Richter.

This year, Wilmot Union High School was admitted to membership in
the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

Our class is very proud to be the first class to graduate after having the
honor bestowed.
We are also very proud of our Board of Education, faculty, and school
administration for having prepared our school to qualify for this recognition.

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Prologue .

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The Senior Class Officers are (1. to r.) Pat Lynn, Student Council Rep·
resentative; Don Yuknis, Vice-President; Ray Cates, President; Bev Arnold,
Se,cretary-Treasurer. Mr. Heigl is the Senior Class Advisor.
We, the Senior Class of 1962, have many incidents, both large and small, to
remember.
Looking back, we all recall our freshmen year. The annual homecoming
bonfire was one of the first activities of our high school lives. Patti Carlson
and Bill Horbach were selected as attendants for the homecoming court. Later
that year, we sponsored a sock-hop in honor of the sophomores.
In our sophomore year, Tom Oberhofer and Rosann Nielsen represented
our class on the homecoming court. We gave a skit entitled "Yea, Man!" as
our contribution to the homecoming festivities. A welcoming sock-hop for the
freshmen was our main activity.
Then suddenly, with the arrival of our junior year, we became upper·
classmeu. Getting our class rings made it official. Nancy Sorenson and Dennis Hanke were our homecoming attendants, and we presented a home,coming
skit, "Man on the Street." The class play, "Grandma's Best Years," proved to
be one of the most humorous Wilmot has ever seen. Ending our third year,
we presented the annual Junior Prom, the theme being "Oriental Fantasy."
Don Yuknis reigned as king, with Sandy Shepanek as his queen. None of us
will ever forget the hard work and enjoyment that came from this event.
Eventually came our fourth and last year. Homecoming was again the
highpoint of the, year. Reigning as king and queen over the annual celebration
were Jim Dunford and Laurie Griebel. The seniors won first place honors with
their homecoming skit, "A Victory Hunt." The attendants from the Senior
Class were Tom Alby and Sandy Shepanek. For the enjoyment of the student body, the seniors gave a "Roaring 20's Dance," complete with flapper
dresses and raccoon coats. We also presented the annual Senior Class play,
"All Shook Up," as part of the activities: during our last year. Finally, the Sen·
ior Banquet climaxed our high school careers.
On May 31, 1962, 66 seniors will walk through the doors of Wilmot High,
never again to enter as students. Instead of leaving with the usual "good-by,"
in the' Oriental tradition of our class, we say "Sayonara."

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Mrs. Ruth Miller, B. S.

Mr. Frank Bucci, B. S., M. S.

Stout State College, Menomonie
Wis. State College, Whitewater
University of Colorado
Librarian
Library Club Advisor

University of Wisconsin
Biology
Physical Education, Boys
Health and Safety, Boys
Athletic Director
"A" Squad Football Coach
Track Coach
BAA Advisor

Mr. Richard Heigl, B. A.

Mr. Lawrence Stein,
B. Ed., M.A.

Western State College, Colorado
University of Wisconsin
American History
Social Problems
Senior Class Advisor
Annual Advisor
Photography Club Advisor
Audio Visual

Wis. State College, Whitewater
University of Iowa
University of Illinois
Office Machines
Machine Shorthand
Advanced Typing
Advanced Shorthand
Shorthand I
Commercial Club Advisor

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,Mr. Gene Olson, B. S.

Mr. Eugene Bilotti, B. A., M. A.

Wisconsin State College, LaCrosse
University of Wisconsin
Assistant Principal
Physics
Chemistry
Science Club Advisor
Nat'l Honor Society Advisor
Student Council Advisor

Wisconsin State College, LaCrosse
St. Norbert College
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin
English IV
Spanish I, II, III, IV
Forensics Director
Spanish Club Advisor

Mr. George Amoth, B. S.

Mrs. Darlene Carr, B. S.

Wis. State College, Platteville
Northwestern University
Band
Pep Band
Boys' Chorus
Mixed Chorus
Solo and Ensemble

University of Wisconsin
Algebra
Girls' Glee Club
Freshmen Girls' Chorus
Solo and Ensemble

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Mr. Donald Helberg, B. S.
Wis. State College, River Falls
University of Wisconsin
General Science
Agriculture
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Assistant FootbaU Coach
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Mrs. Emily R. MacDonald, B. S.

Marquette University
University of Wisconsin
English I, III
Speech
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"B" Squad Basketball Coach
"B" Squad BasebaU Coach

Ithaca College, New York
University of Wisconsin
English II, III
Newspaper Advisor
Senior Class PLay Director
Junior Class Play Director

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Mary louise Wagner,
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Wis. State College, Whitewater
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Senior Advanced Math
Geometry
General Math
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University of Wisconsin
Wis. State College, Whitewater
Home Economics I, II, III, IV
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Mrs. Leora Anderson, B. S.
Wis. State College, LaCrosse
Wis. State College, Whitewater
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Shurtleff College, Illinois
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois
University of Missouri
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Guidance Counselor
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Miss Diane Vaitkus, B. F. A.
State University of South Dakota
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Mr. Richard Hart, B. Ed.

Mr. George Schollian,
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Wis. State College, Whitewater
Typing I
Bookkeeping
Business Science
Golf Coach
Assistant Football Coach

Vanderbilt University, Tennessee
University of Wisconsin
English I
World History
Newspaper Advisor
Senior Class Play Director
Junior Class Play Director

Mrs. Shirley Schultz

Miss Louise Matthies

Secretary to Assistant Principal
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Secretary to Principal and
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Lunchroom Stall and Janitors .

Mrs. Rasch and Mrs. Tilton prepare our meals during the school year. They
are assisted by Melvin Rasch, Penny Fritch, Tom Alby, Pat Welch, Don Yuknis,
and Austin Rasch, who work in the lunchroom during the noon hour. The
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The janitors, Mr. Frank, Mr. Tilton, and Mr. Neuman, are responsible for
keeping the .classrooms and halls of our school clean. We would like to thank
them for their assistance during the past year.

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Mitchell Grasseschi 11Mitch11
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Frederick Koehnke "Fred"
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"Look out, kid!"
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Shirley Konrad 11Shir11
Queen of sarcasm ... another shower hater ... giggly.
"That's cooU"

Kendall Kube 11 Kub11
Polite ... go-getter ... reasonable.
"Yes 'um."

Joseph Laflamme 11 Li'l Joe 11
Blond streak ... crooked smile ...
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"Here's to you!"

Arthur Laskey 11Art"
Quiet at first ... dimples ... nonchalant manner.
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Patricia Lehmann 11Pat11
Gum cracker . . . short skirts
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Virgene Lois 11Jeanie11
Sweetness personified . . . nimble
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Sandy Ankiewicz
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Ellen Bierdz
Mary Bjerning

Joe Brothers
Butch Cappelli
Carol Casey
Dan Cerkoney
Carol Clark

Ed Dalton
Claudia DeBell
Judie Dicklin
Rul'h Dunford

Don Fellie
Ron Fiebelkorn

Charles Griebel
George Hackney
Jim Holtdorf

Donna Johnson
l!everly Kasken
Dave Kempken
John Kerkman

Carol Komes
Henry Komes
David Lovely
Jerry Lubeno
Betty Memler

Susie Merten
Linda Mitlevic
Rosemary Nagel
Nancy Nicpon
Linda Nielsen

38

One of the first activities
of the Junior Class was the
presentation of its homecoming skit, "Rules of Good
Sportsmanship." Linda Mitlevic and Tom Schmalfeldt
represented their class as attendants during the homecoming festivities. On November 10, the class play,
"The Great Big Doorstep"
was presented. With the arrival of class rings, the Juniors officially became upperclassmen. During the early

Tom Noonan
Jacqueline Ohop
Jim Olson
June Olson
Solly Owen

Gory Pacey
Janet Perkins
Don Pflueger
Susan Phipps
Patti Plunkett

Connie Saltz
Shirlee Schenning
Janet Schmalfeldt

Tom Schmalfeldt
Ralph Schneider
Barbaro Sha·.v

Wayne Singleton
Don Smith

spring, plans were made for
the highlight of the year the Junior Prom. The committee selected the theme,
"April in Paris," and ar·
ranged a delightful evening
for April 27.
Junior Class Officers (1. to
r.): Ellen Bierdz, SecretaryTreasurer; Mr. Helberg, Advisor; J a n e t Schmalfeldt,
President; Linda Mitlevic,
Student Council Representative; Tom Schmalfeldt, VicePresident.

Ken Sonnichsen
Tom Stafford

Jim Stein
Michele Stowell
Joy Thorsen
Nancy Tomten
Carol Venovic

Carolyn Wille
Joan Winter
Jock Wirth
Dione Wolf
Ken Zornstorff

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Jackie Baillies
Donna Barty
Virginia Bausch
Elaine Benser

Sylvia Berson
Don Besch
Liz Bierdz
Bettie Brandes
Gary Callow

John Cherven
Janice Daniels

Bill Davis
Sally Davis
Burton DeBell

Keith DelRosso

Bernadette Elverman
Dennis Faber
Henry Fleck
Dan Fleming

Barbara Fradono
Shirley Franz
Sue Gaynor
Bill Greenwald
Darlene Ha!!en

Art Hackeloer
Mary Hachmeister
Sharon Hans
Kathleen Hardt
Lynn Hilbert

42

The Sophomore Class opened its year of activities by
presenting their homecoming
skit, "Tennessee Joy Juice,"
which merited fourth place
in the competition.
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place in the traditional competition yell. Selected as
homecoming attendants were
Duane Cates and Annette
Yuknis.
The Sophomores

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Maggie Dodge,
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Council Representative; Terry Elfers, Secretary-Treasurer; Annette Yuknis, VicePresident

Mary McCallum
Barbara Nelson

(1. to r.):

Judy Nielsen
Ronnie Oldenburg
Mike O'Dea
Sharon Pabst
Mark Pelz

Sharon Petritis
Kay Porreca
Pat Porreca
Rosemary Puig
Linda Rasch

43

Carol R"usch
Ken Richards
Karen Rittmer
Roy Rohde
Bill Rozell
Fred Rudy

Ron Sarna

Wayne Schenning
Terry Senesman

Michele Simmons
Marie Sobotka
Diane Sorenson

Craig Southgate
Paul Thorn
Erick Vorpahl
Jean Walker
Ernest Whiterock
Earnestine Wilbur

CAMERA SHY:

David Williams
Annette Yuknis
Jane Zaccard
Randy Zirzow

Michael Beyer
Phyllis Figura
Mary Ellen King
Joe Michajlak

44

Marilyn Abbinanti
Harry Allender
Bruce Amborn

David Anderson
Susan Anderlick

John Arnold
Marlene Arnold
Dennis Avery
Roberta Baden
Robert Baumann

Janet Best
Beverly Bougneit

James Cason

Joe Ceremuga

John Clause
Ve!"n Cornel'

Frank Cullen
Sherrie Czyryk

Robert Damron
Frances Davis
Lauren DeRome

Donna Diedrick

Kenny Dodge
Susan Drake

Kathy Eckert
Judy Een

Henry Faber
Louis Faber
Bruce Feldkamp
Diana Ferguson
Dale Fiebelkorn

46

The Freshmen Class pre
sented the homecoming skit,
"John Cameron Swayback
Reports," as its first activity
of high school life. Russell
Tilton and Judy Krumpen
were selected as homecoming
attendants. After the Sophomore shock-hop, the Freshmen gave a return sock-hop
for the Sophomores on February 3. The enthusiasm of

Dave Fernandez
Shirley Flynn
James Fosdick
June Fradono
Louis Gandt

Karen Garski
BeJayGillman
Arlie Graham
Marilyn Grasseschi
Juanita Graumann

Michael Haley
Erik Hansen
Gail Hansen
Gary Hardt

Mary Hardt
Delbert Harris
Donna Harris

Tim Hering
Steve Hoffman
Robert Holst

Henry Hovorka
Barbara Hughes

the Freshmen has been
shown by their active participation in school activities.
Freshmen Class Officers
(1. to r.): Janice Staudenmaier, Vice-President; Kathy
Eckert, President; Mr. Schroeder, Advisor; Jim Rasch,
Student Council Representative; Larry Jerde, SecretaryTreasurer.

Sonya Hutcheson
Marty lndika

Larry Jerde
James Johnston
Patsy Johnston
Marion Jones
Sharron Jones

John Kach
Laurel Kaskin
Barbara Kisner
Judy Krumpen
Monica Kucharzyk

47

Connie LaFayette
Diana Larson
James Lasko
Susan Lehmann
Dan Lois
Ellen Meinke

Sharon Maruca
Francis Matthews
Joan Mattis
Ruby Merriman
Patrick Mizzen
Jean Moe

Dianna Mooney
Edward Mueller
Joanne Muller
Phil Muller
Margaret Nasello
Leon Nelson

Terry Nickels
Don Nordmeyer
Richard Nuyttens
Linda Oetting
Kathy O'Neil
Fred Pagel

Beverly Pallmig
Gloria Paoli
Bob Pawlowski
LeRoy Peterson
Jim Pflueger
Harry Platts

Donna Plowman
Bill Porter
Richard Prange
Sandy Puzerewski
Jim Rasch
Michael Rausch

Eliza Renwick
Douglas Reynolds
Paul Richter
Marsha Rittmer
Sandy Robers
Mardell Rozell

Kathleen Rudy
Charles Russell
Frank Russell
Charlene Rupp
Eileen Ryan
Linnea Sattersten

48

Kenneth Schenning
Florence Schipper
Barbara Schmalfeldt
Raymond Schuerman
Moura Sexton

Bill Shepanek

Robert Sherlin
Cathy Sherman
Barrie Smeeth

Karen Smith
Leon Smith
Ricky Snyder

Jackie Sokolski
Cynthia Stanislawski
Janice Staudenmaier

Diane Stopa
Walter Stopa
Sandra Stoxen

Ellen Strasburg
Rolland Strasburg
Frank Straukas
Kenneth Swenson
Bill Thorsen
Russell Tilton

Calvin Trussell
Bob VanEvery
Dwight Vorpahl
Steve Voltz
Bob Wayne
George Weaver

Charles Yanke
Raymond Zaccard
Jack Zarnstorff
Cheryl Zinke
Bill Ziolek

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1

Row I: L. M:itlevic, L. Rasch, S. Ankiewicz, J. Rasch. Row II: L. Siffring, P. Lehmann, L. Griebel,
M. Noonan. Row III: P. Lynn, C. Stohr, D. Yuknis, J. Brothers.

The Student Council, which meets on
Tuesdays, consists of one representative
from every class and organization in
school. Through these represent<;~tives,
the student body is able to express its
wishes. In addition to patrolling tbe
halls every day at noon and after
school, the Student Council plans the
Christmas Party and School Picnic.
Many of the achievements during the
past year are due to the work of the
Student Council.

Student Council Officers (1. to r.): Mr. Olson, Advisor;
Pat Lynn, Vice·President; Linda Mitlevic, Secretary; Don
Yuknis, President.
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Panther Flash

Row I: M. McCallum, L. Muller, B. Kasken, E. Bierdz, S. Ankiewicz, C. Sherman. Row II: R. Robinson,
D. Ehlert, M. Dodge, N. Sorenson, D. Johnson, C. Casey Row III: P. Lehmann, M. Bjerning, M. Noonan,
L. Nielsen, C. Elverman, J. Brothers.

The Panther Flash took on a new look
this year both in name and content. Un·
der the direction of their advisors, the
staff members issued a publication five
times during the school year, giving the
student body and faculty an account of
the year's activities as they occurred.

Panther Flash Editors and Advisors (1. tor.): Mr. Schollian,
Darlene Ehlert, Assistant Editor; Mrs. MacDonald; Maggie
Noonan, Editor-in-Chief.

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Panther 1962 .

Ro'N I: S. Weyrauch, R. Robinson, D. Ehlert, E. Bierdz, J. Morgan. Row II: C. Kempken, L. Siffring,
B. Arnold, S. Shepanek, R. Cates, N. Sorenson. Row HI: C. Casey, L. Griebel, M. Briggs, M. Noonan,
C. Elverman, S. Zamal.

The pages of this yearbook have been
planned and constructed by a group of Seniors
who have worked long and hard to produce a
publication of fine quality. ·Through the use
of pictures and summaries we have captured
the numerous events of the school year, and
now we submit to you the PANTHER of 1962.

Annual Editors and Advisor (1. to r.): Marsha
Briggs, Assistant Editor; Mr. Heigl; Nancy Sorenson,
Editor-in-Chief.

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Annual Editors . . .

Ray Cates
Sports Editor

Maggie Noonan and
Sandra Weyrauch
Business Managers

Sandy Shepanek
Art Editor

Darlene Ehlert
Senior Picture Editor

Laurie Griebel
Activities Editor

Carol Kempken
Underclassmen Picture Editor

Janet Morgan
Music Editor

Beverly Arnold
Chief Typist

LeRoy Siffring
Photographer

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Gitls' Athletic Association

Row I: R. Baden, L. Mitlevic, L. Muller, F. Davis, D. Jaske, M. Nasello, E. Strasburg, J. Krumpen, E. Ryan, S. Berson, J. Zaccard, K.
Eckert, K. Porreca, D. Stopa, J. Moe.

Row II: M. McCallum, S. Robers, L. Kaskin, M. Rittmer, P. Plunkett, R. Robinson, E. Bierdz, B. Schmalfeldt, S. Maruca, C. Schaetten,
M. Pfaff, D. Ehlert, B. Brandes, K. Rittmer.
Row Ill: G. Hansen, D. Larson, M. Hachmeister, S. Gaynor, L. Hilbert, L. Bierdz, A. Yuknis, M. Dodge, L. Rasch, G. Kruzan, S. Kaskin,
K. O'Neil, N. Nicpon, F. Schipper, L. Sattersten, D. Diedrick.
Row IV: C. Lafayette, S. Stoxen, B. Kisner, S. Konrad, P. Welch, J. Baillies, L. Nielsen, C. Wille, B. Arnold, N. Sorenson, P. Fritch, D.
Johnson, D. Wolf, J. Shannon, M. Simmons, M. Sobotka.
Row V: P. Lehmann, L. Griebel, S. Hans, M. Noonan, V. Lubeno, P. Porreca, S. Gehring, J. Nielsen, M. Briggs, J. Staudenmaier, S.
Zamal, J. Lovely, C. Elverman, B. Shaw, C. Venovic, M. Sexton,

This year, the program of the G.A.A.
was conducted on a basic plan. The advisor and a committee organized a point
system which encouraged the girls to
take part in athletic activities both in
and out of school. After earning a
specific number of points, the girls were
eligible for a letter, bar, or medal. Tournament games for girls were run
through the G.A.A. also.

G.A.A. Officers (1. to r .) : Darlene Ehlert, Vice-President;
Mrs. Anderson, Advisor; Maggie Noonan, Student Council Representative; Mary Pfaff, Secretary-Treasurer; Charlene Elverman, President; Roberta Robinson, Point Secretary.
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Boys Athl·etic Association
1

Row 1: D. Crichton, J. Sokolski, B. Amborn, B. Baumann, L. Jerde, L. LaFlamme, T. Senesman, K. Kube, L. Siffring< H. Hovorka, J.
Cason, E. Mueller, J. LaFlamme, R. Cates, J. Rasch.
Row II: M. Beyer, K. Schenning, D. Lois, T. Hering, M. Haley, J. Schmalfeldt, L.
Koehnke, P. Lynn, D. Hanke, R. Zirzow.

Faber, T. Schmalfeldt, D.

Prange, M.

Rasch,

F.

Row Ill: M. Pawlik, J. Dunford, D. Shaw, U. Cappelli, R. Schneider, M. lndrika, K. Zarnstorff, T. Elfers, T. Alby, D. Yuknis, B. Minnis,
D. Bauman.
Row IV: T. Noonan, J. Kerkman, M. O'Dea, H. Fleck, D. Cates, J. May, R. Sarna, H. Mate, L. Thornton, A. Rasch, F. Lasko, R. Tilton,
D. Kempken, B. VanPatten.
Row V: B. Alby, S. O'Neil, D. Flucke, C. Stohr, J. Brothers, J. Olson, T. Oberhofer, G. Sheen, E. Hans, E. Sattersten, D. Faber, E.
Dalton, W. Schenning.

Membership in the B.A.A. is open to
all boys interested in sports. The club
meets on the first Tuesday of every
month. Besides raising funds for sports
equipment, the B.A.A. selects the homecoming king every fall. Through the
B.A.A. letters are awarded to boys for
achievement in sports. An active intramural program was initiated this year.

B.A.A. Officers (1. to r.): Tom Schmalfeldt, VicePresident; Tom Alby, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Bucci, Ad·
visor; Don Yuknis, Student Council Representative; Ray
Cates, President.

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Wilmot Homemakers of Tomorrow .

Row I: S. Weyrauch, A. Paoli, F. Davis, D. Jaske, K. Eck~rt, M. Kucharzyk, C. Rausen, R. Dunford, M. McCallum.
Row II: S. Petritis, B. Schmalfeldt, J. Morgan, B. Brandes, K. Rittmer, C. Elwood, L. Hilbert, L. Rasch, M. Bach·
meister. Row III: A. Yuknis, J. Baillies, M. Dodge, G. Kruzan, S. Kaskin, K. O'Neill, P. Fritch, C. Schaetten, M.
Pfaff, D. Ehlert. Row IV: J. Kaskin, D. Wolf, M. Hardt, P. Welch, D. Johnson, J. Shannon, S. Jones, V. Lois, C.
Kempken, J. Best. Row V: M. Stoweii, G. Paoli, M. Mueller, S. Stoxen, S. Franz, B. Nelson, L. Griebel, J. Lovely,
S. Gehring, M. Sexton.

The W.H.T. is a club comprised of
girls who are enrolled in Home Economics. These girls learn about the home
and how to get along with people. The
main activity of the organization this
year was a field trip to Chicago. The
girls attended a style show at Marshall
Fields, and toured the Avon Company
and Patricia Stevens.

W.H.T. Officers (I. to r.): Laurie Griebel, Student Council
Representative; Maggie Dodge, Vice-President; Christine
Schaetten, Secretary-Treasur.er; Sandy Weyrauch, President;
Mrs. Wagner, Advisor.

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Library Club ...

Row 1: C. Brown, A. Paoli, K. Smith, D. Harris, F. Davis, P. Mizzen, J. Perkins. Row II: D. Stopa, S. Voltz, E.
Benser, K. Hardt, J. Davis, M. Hachmeister, D. Johnson. Row III: C. Kempken, J. Shannon, M. Simmons, P. Lehmann, V. Lubeno, J. Lovely, T. Helmick.

The Library Club members are scheduled to take care of charging out books,
shelving, and assisting with daily records. Besides these daily activities, the
members process new books and organize bulletin boards with the aid of the
advisor. The purpose of meetings, which
are held on the fourth Thursday of the
month, is to learn and discuss library
procedures and problems. Senior members who have served at least two years
are awarded pins.

Library Club Qfficers (I. to r.): Mary Hachmeister, VicePresident; Janet Lovely, Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Lehmann,
Student Council Representative; Mrs. Miller, Advisor; Theresa Powers (not shown), President.

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Science Club .

Row 1: K. Smith, F. Davis, P. Plunkett, B. Schmalfeldt, C. Sherman, C. Yanke. Row II: D. Avery, P.
Muller, P. Fritch, B. Arnold, E. Hansen, J. Arnold, J. Stein. Row III: C. Griebel, J. Lovely, B.
Elverman, F. Lasko, S. O'Neil, C. Stohr, D. Pflueger.

The Science Club is an organization
which helps students become aware of
the various advances made in the field
of science. Members may conduct experiments for their personal observation
of scientific theories if they desire.

Science Club Officers (l. to r.): Barbara Schmalfeldt,
Patti Plunkett, Mr. Olson, Advisor; Jim Stein, John Arnold,
Beverly Arnold.
·

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Panther Photo Club .

Row I. A. Paoli, J. Daniels, P. Plunkett, R. Schuerman, D. Lovely. Row II: S. Petritis, C. Sherman,
V. Bausch, B. Smeeth, J. Stein, L. Siffring. Row III: C. Kempken, C. Casey, M. Bjerning, B.
Elverman, F. Lasko, C. Stohr.

The Panther Photo Club meets
the third Thursday of every month.
In addition to regular meetings,
members have extra time to work
in the dark room. Through their
meetings, the members learn to become better in taking, developing,
and printing pictures.

Panther Photo Club Officers (1. to r.): LeRoy Siffring, Student Council Representative; Carol Casey, Vice-President; Mary
Bjerning, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Heigl, Advisor; Charles
Stohr (not shown), President.

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Los Matadores del ldioma .

Row 1: C. Southgate, S. Pabst, E. Bierdz, P. Plunkett, J. Schmalfeldt, S. Ankiewicz, L. Hilbert. Row II: L.
Bierdz, M. Hachmeister, V. Bausch, S. Shepanek, C. Kempken, J. Stein, L. Nielsen. Row III: M. Briggs, F.
Lasko, J. Cherven, H. Mate, D. Kempken, S. O'Neil, J. Nielsen.

The Spanish Club was newly organized this year. Membership in
the organization is open to those
students taking Spanish II, III, or
IV. As part of the homecoming
celebration, the Spanish Club gave
a skit which merited third place.
The organization also presented a
skit, "Don Juan and the Mistletoe,"
at the Christmas Party.

Spanish Club Officers (Front): Sandy Ankiewicz, Student
Council Representative; Ellen Bierdz, Treasurer. (Middle):
Janet Schmalfeldt, Secretary; David Kempken, Sergeant-at·
Arms; Carol Kempken, President. (Back): Mr. Bilotti, Advisor;
Shane' O'Neil, Vice-President.

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Commercial Club .

Row 1: R. Nagel, L. Mitlevic, D. Ehlert, C. Clark, S. Schenning, B. Memler, C. Schaetten. Row II: N. Sorenson,
M. Pfaff, J. Thorsen, P. Welch, S. Konrad, D. Johnson, N. Nicpon. Row III: C. Wille, L. Nielsen, B. Shaw,
J. Brothers, C. Venovic, S. Gehring, S. Owen.

The Commercial Club consists of those
students desiring to become better acquainted with office procedures. Sending letters and questionnaires to various
business firms in the area was the main
project of the organization this year.

Commercial Club Officers (I. to r.): Nancy Nicpon,
President; Mr. Stein, Advisor; Barbara Shaw, Student
Council Representative; Carol Komes, Secretary-Treasurer.

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National Honor Society .

Row 1: Carol Kempken, Sandra Shepanek, Nancy Sorenson, Beverly Arnold.
Row II: Donald Yuknis, Shane O'Neil, Mitchell Grasse,schi.

A faculty committee selects
members of the N.H.S. on the basis
of their character, scholarship,
leadership, service, and other
traits. The purpose of the society
is to encourage students to develop
good scholarly habits, to take part
in worthy service, and to lead all
things that advance our school.
The main activity of the N.H.S.
this year was inducting new members into the organization at an
initiation ceremony on March 23.

National Honor Society Officers (1. to r.): Mr. Olson, Advisor; Shane O'Neil, Treasurer; Mitchell Grasseschi, President;
Don Yuknis, Vice-President; Sandy Shepanek, Secretary.

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In some cases, the owner is noted.
In some cases, there are signatures but these signatures are not
searchable.
Researchers should look for a relative's signature in the collective.
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Football ...

"A" Squad' Football Team. Row I: D. Yuknis, T. Alby, R. Cates, J. Kerkman, D. Hanke,
Captain; J. Dunford, F. Koehnke, Mr. Helberg, Assistant Coach. Row II: Mr. Bucci,
Head Coach; D. Flucke, D. Faber, E. Sattersten, B. Van Patten, D. Cates, P. Lynn.
Row III: A. Rasch, L. Thornton, M. Rasch, T. Elfers, T. Oberhofer, T. Schmalfeldt, T.
Noonan. Row IV: M. Pawlik, R. Zirzow. W. Schenning, D. Kempken, E. Dalton, J.
Olson, M. Grasseschi, Mr. Hart, Assistant Coach.
·

The 1961-62 Panthers roared off to a brilliant start, winning six of their first seven
games. This year's team, which was a scrappy, fighting unit, was led by a pair of hard-running
backs, Captain Dennis Hanke and Jim Dunford. This being Coach Frank Bucci's last year as
head football coach, the boys were filled with an extra incentive for victory.
Again this season, the Panthers played nine games instead of the usual eight. They added St. John's Military Academy in a non-conference tilt and defeated them, 19-6.
In the Southern Lakes Conference the team wound up with a 5-3 record, giving Wilmot
a tie for third place.
End Don Yuknis and Center Pat Lynn, both Seniors, merited first team all-conference
honors. Dennis Hanke was named to the all-conference second team, and Jim Dunford, Ray
Cates, and Tom Schmalfeldt received honorable mention.

Wilmot 7-East Troy 0
Wilmot 26-Badger 0

Wilmot 19-St. John's 6*
Wilmot 13-Mukwonago 7
Wilmot 13-Delavan 41
Wilmot 14-Elkhorn 20
*Non-Conference

Wilmot 26-Big Foot 6
Wilmot 6-Burlington 0
Wilmot 6-Whitewater 7

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The "A" Squad Cheerleaders took on a new look this year both in outfits and cheering routines.
After attending a cheerleading clinic in Janesville, the girls taught the student body new cheers to add to
the support of our teams. The cheerleaders are (l. tor.): Sandy Shepanek, Maggie Dodge, Annette Yuknis,
Carol Komes, and Linda Mitlevic. The cheerleaders' ajvisor is Mrs. Anderson.

Sandy Shepanek, who has
been a cheerleader for four
years, is the only senior on the
squad. The student body and
faculty congratulate Sandy on
a job well done.

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Basketball . . .

"A" Squad Basketball Team: Row 1: K. Sonnichsen, L. Thornton, T. Alby, D. Yuknis, Captain; T. Schmalfeldt,
R. Cates, M. Rasch, W. Greskiw. Row II: Mr. Schroeder, Coach; D. Pflueger, J. Wirth, G. Sheen, E. Satter·
sten,\T. Noonan, D. Kempken, A. Rasch, Manager.

Coach Dale Schroeder predicted a 50-50 season for
this year's team and his prediction ran true. The team's
over-all record was 9-9 for regular season play. The Panthers always played a hard-fighting game, even though
the opposing team usually had a height advantage. Coach
Schroeder is to be credited with doing a fine job with
this year's team.
The student body, led by the cheerleaders, showed
spirit and enthusiasm which is so important to the team.
Senior forward, Don Yuknis, was named to the first
string all-conference team and placed high in the individual scoring race.
Wilmot 39--Union Grove 37
Wilmot 41-Whitewater 32
Wilmot 40-East Troy 45
Wilmot 45-Mukwonago 48
Wilmot 49-Burlington 48
Wilmot 48-Elkhorn 67
Wilmot 64-Delavan 50
Wilmot 53-Salem Central 84
Wilmot 42-Big Foot 40

Wilmot 56-Badger 55
Wilmot 47-Whitewater 43
Wilmot 50-East Troy 58
Wilmot 48-Mukwonago 54
Wilmot 49-Burlington 51
Wilmot 43-Elkhorn 59
Wilmot 53-Delavan 50
Wilmot 50-Big Foot 58
Wilmot 65-Badger 57

Tournaments:

Coach Dale Schroeder
and Captain Don Yuknis

Wilmot 55-Mukwonago 42
Wilmot 59-Salem Central 77
Wilmot 35-Burlington 49
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"B" Squads .

"B" Squad Football Team: Row I: J. Sokolski, R. Prange, M. O'Dea, J. May, R. Sarna, T. Hering, D. Healy,
R. Strausberg, D. Anderson. Row II: D. Creighton, M. Beyer, D. Mueller, J. Rasch, B. Amborn, L. Faber, L.
Jerde, H. Fleck. Row III: J. Zarnsdorff, R. Tilton, M. Rausch, R. Alby, M. Andrika, Coach D. Schroeder, H.
Mate, D. Lois, L. LaFlame, T. Krumpen, R. Baumann.

"B" Squad Basketball Team: Row I: R. Baumann, L. Jerde, T. Hering, H. Fleck, T. Krumpen, D. Cates, G.
Callow, J. Rasch. Row II: Mr. Shelton, Coach; F. Rudy, M. Indrika, R. Alby, M. O'Dea, W. Schenning, R.
Tilton, M. Pelz, W. Minnis, Manager.

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First Team (clockwise): Kathy Eckert, Connie LaFayette, Judy Nielsen, Kathy O'Neil, and Sharon Kaskin.

Second Team (1. to r.): Sandy Ankiewicz, Sandy Rasch, Linda Rasch,
1\Iarsha Rittmer, and Linda Oetting.

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Baseball ...

"A" Squad Baseball Team: Row I. D. Hanke, T. Alby, R. Cates, Captain; W. Nasello, T. Krumpen, G. Callow. Row H: L. Siffring, Manager; F. Koehnke, T. Schmalfeldt, G. Pacey, D. Faber, J. Kerkman, D. Kempken, M. O'Dea, R. Schneider, Mr. Miller, Coach.

The 1961 Baseball Team had a fine season. It was the first year of coaching for Mr.
Loren Miller. The team had a record of seven wins and five losses, giving the Panthers a
third place berth in the Southern Lakes Conference.
1961 Record:
Wilmot 2-Union Grove 4
Wilmot 7-Mukwonago 2
Wilmot 9~St. Joseph's 1
Wilmot 4-East Troy 3
Wilmot 4-Burlington 3
Wilmot 1-Salem Central 15
Wilmot 3-Badger 1
Wilmot 4-Burlington 8
Wilmot 3-Whitewater 1
Wilmot 1-Elkhorn 5
Wilmot 2-Delavan 0
Wilmot 2-Big Foot 3
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Track ...

Track Team: Row I. D. Shaw, G. Hockney, A. Laske,y, T. Noonan, J. Dunford, D. Yuknis, D. Hanke, R.
Zirzow, D. Baumann, T. Alby, .J. Schmalfeldt., E. Dalton, J. Wirth. Row II: P. Muller, E. Hansen, J. Sokolski,
K. Swenson, T. Hering, C. Russell, T. Senesman, K. Dodge, L. Jerde, L. LaFlamme, F. Rudy, Mr. Bucci, Coach.
Row III: E. Mueller, T. Elfers, D. Anderson, K. Sonnichsen, H. Mate, D. Lois, J. Rasch, M. Haley, L. Faber,
K. Schenning.

The 1961 Wilmot Panthers Track Team caught fire in the latter part of the season and finished second in the conference meet. Senior Greg Bush, high hurdler, was the only individual
from Wilmot who participated in the state meet.
19tH Record:
Wilmot 58 1/3
Wilmot 45 1/5
Wilmot 77
Wilmot 70 1/2
Wilmot 89
Wilmot 54

Delavan 59 2/3
Mukwonago 99 1/2

Union Grove Hi

NMNA 27

East Troy 511/2
Burlington 28
Badger 67

Burlington 43

Wilmot 29
Badger 25
Burlington 10

Delavan 29
Elkhorn 23
East Troy 6

Burlington 41

Conference Meet:
Mukwonago 73 1/2
Whitewater 26
Big Foot 18 l/2

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Golf Team ...

Golf Team. Row 1: P. Richter, J. Ceremuga, D. Re'Ynolds, B. Greenwald, H. Allender, R. Baumann, R. Nuyt·
tens, W. Singleton. Row II: W. Shepanek, H. Fleck, M. Beyer, L. Thornton, D. Schick, J. Addams, D. Fellie,
W. Greskiw, J. Stein, M. Pelz, Mr. Hart, Coach.

This year's Golf Team, coached by Mr. Hart, launched its
season with a victory over East
Troy and should do well in the
competition.

Starters: (1. to r.) H. Fleck, M. Beyer, L. Thornton. D.
Schick, J. Addams.

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"Oriental Fantasy" was the theme of the Junior Prom
on April 28, 1961. Members of the Junior Class transformed
our school gym into an exotic, Oriental wonderland, complete
with colorful murals, a gold buddha, Geisha Girls, and a large,
walk-over bridge. The Juniors efforts were rewarding in that
the 1961 Prom was one of the most successful Wilmot has
ever seen.
Royalty
King-Donald Yuknis
Queen-Sandra Shepanek
Court
Pat Lynn and Rosann Nielsen
Lynn Thornton and Pat Lehmann
Gary Sheen and Laurie Griebel
Eldon Hans and Maggie Noonan
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Homecoming ...

October 6, 1961
Wilmot 6 - Whitewater 7

Royalty
King-Jim Dunford
Queen-Laurie Griebel
Court
Tom Alby and Sandy Shepanek
Tom Schmalfeldt and Linda Mitlevic
Duane Cates and Annette Yuknis
Russell Tilton and Judy Krumpen
Skit Competition
1st Place-Senior Class
2nd Place-Speech Class, 1st Hour
3rd Place-Spanish Club
4th Place-Sophomore Class
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Senio,r Class Play . . .

Row I: Mrs. MacDonald, L. Siffring, R. Cates, D. Ehlert, R. Robinson, Mr. Schollian.
Row II: N. Sorenson, C. Elverman, M. Noonan, M. Briggs. Row III: E. Sattersten,
D. Yuknis, D. Flucke, S. O'Neil, F. Lasko.

"All SHOOK UP"
Little Annie Schultz, fresh from a turkey farm, enters college. Eager to be different,
Annie promptly changes her name to Anastasia. Then she decides to share an off-campus pad
(a room) with Peggy, who is a beatnik freshman (for the third time). Anastasia is caught up
in a dizzy whirl of poetry readings, work on the college newspaper, and the lead in the dramatic society play "Epitaph for Everything," by the campus's leading beatnik. The dramatic
society play seems to be successful until Dean Worthy proclaims it to be "shocking." Then
the real fun starts. Anyone associated with Anastasia stands the chance of being expelled
from college. She loses all her friends and decides to leave school. Fortunately an investigation is held, proving Anastasia to be innocent, and she and her friends are permitted to
stay at Bull U.
CAST
Myrtle Hoffstrom .................................... Roberta Robinson
Miss Strong arm ...................................... Maggie Noonan
Anastasia Schultz .................................... Nancy Sorenson
Peggy Kern ......................................... Darlene Ehlert
Dean Worthy ........................................ Don Yuknis
Alister Katzenmeier .................................. Shane O'Neil
Professor McToshmore ............................... Marsha Briggs
Mr. Snoop ........................................... LeRoy Siffring
Benjie .............................................. Danny Flucke
Gardner Shackett .................................... Frank Lasko
Pierre Sebourin ..................................... Eric Sattersten
Professor Grudge .................................... Ray Cates
Student Director-Charlene Elverman

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Row 1: Mr. Schollian, J. Schmalfeldt, E. Bierdz, S. Ankiewicz, Mrs. MacDonald.
Row II: C. Wille, N. Nicpon, D. Lovely, C. Casey, J. Olson. Row III: J. Brothers, T.
Stafford, C. Griebel, T. Noonan.

"THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP"

When 01' Man River floats the aristocratic big doorstep to their tumbledown shack,
Mrs. Crochet feels that her dreams of a home may really come true. At least they have
the doorstep to a home! Now she wants the home more than ever, for Mrs. Crochet fears
her family may break up. Then they hear of a place about to be sold for $60.00 back
taxes. Mr. Tobin, with an eye on Topal, offers to lend them the money next payday. But
as he brings the money, Mr. Tobin is attacked by Topal's former suitor and badly injured.
Now the Crochet's sole hope is in Mr. Crochet's brother, a prosperous river captain, and he
really does show up. He gives them the check but it bounces! Eventually, as if in answer
to Mrs. Crochet's moving prayers, they miraculously get a house to fit the doorstep.
CAST
Mrs. Crochet ......................................... Carol Casey
Mr. Crochet ......................................... Joe Brothers
Mrs. DuPre .......................................... Carolyn Wille
Evvie ............................................... Ellen Bierdz
Topal. .............................................. Linda Nielsen
Fleece .............................................. June Olson
Elna ................................................ Sandy Ankiewicz
Mrs. Beaumont Crochet ............................... Janet Schmalfeldt
Arthur .............................................. David Lovely
Mr. Tobin ........................................... Charles Griebel
Tayo ................................................ Tom Stafford
Uncle Dewie ......................................... Tom Noonan
Student Director-Nancy Nicpon

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The annual all-school Christmas Party was held on
December 21, 1961. As part of the entertainment, the
Spanish Club and First Hour Speech class presented
skits. The main attraction of the evening was the debut
of the faculty quartet, consisting of Messrs. Amoth, Anderson, Heigl, and Holte. Dancing followed the distribution of gifts by the Student Council Representatives.

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School Picnic . . .

The 1961 school picnic was held on May 22.
After eating, the students participated in field
games competition between classes. Following the
contests, the championship baseball games were
played. The Junior girls and Sophomore boys were
victors.

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Band ...

The Wilmot High School Band, under the direction of Mr. George Amoth, consists of
those students with an interest in instrumental music. The officers this year are: Don
Pflueger, President; Richard Perkins, Vice-President; Janet Schmalfeldt, Secretary; Mary
Bjerning, Treasurer; Joseph Brothers, Student Council Representative; Carolyn Wille,
Librarian.
The band played at pep meetings, football games, and basketball games. It also
marched at the Homecoming game. Beside3 these activities, the band played at a midwinter concert and at a spring concert.
During the spring months, the solo and ensemble groups participated in the district
music contest at Whitewater. Those receiving a first place rating in Class A went to the
state contest at Madison. Also, the entire band took part in a concert and marching competition at Madison later in the spring.
Janet Schmalfeldt, student director, received the Lynn Davis Award at the end of
the year.

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Pep Band .

Row I: J. Sokolski, S. Merten, J. Mattis, B. Kisner, C. Wille, M. Bjerning, F. Schipper, J. Schmalfeldt, K. Hardt,
D. Lovely. Row II: T. Mattis, R. Hansen, C. Venovic, L. Nelson, N. Richter, D. Pflueger, R. Tilton, J.
Pflueger, A. Hackeloer. Row III: Mr. Amoth, H. Hovorka, J. Brothers, R. Perkins, D. Avery.

Band Officers: (Front) Mary Bjerning, Treasurer; Janet Schmalfeldt,
Secretary; Carolyn Wille, Librarian; (Back) Mr. Amoth, Advisor; Dick
Perkins, Vice-President; Don Pflueger, President; Joe Brothers, Stud.ent
Council Representative.

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Girls Glee Club ...
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Row I: D. Plowman, J. Ohap, S. Weyrauch, B. Kasken, D. Hagen, D. Ferguson, J. Zaccard, P. Plunkett, K.
Porreca, R. Nagel, C. Rausch, D. Jaske, G. Straukas. Row II: E. Bierdz, J. Baillies, C. Schaetten, K. Rudy, L.
Rasch, S. Gaynor, C. Komes, S. Merten, L. Renwick, M. Sobotka, R. Mooney, A. Yuknis, J. Thorsen. Row III:
S. Drake, B. Nelson, D. Sorenson, M. Lackey, M. King, P. Porreca, B. Hughes, S. Owen, J. Winter, J. Stauden·
maier, M. Bjerning, V. Lois, M. Simmons.

Boys Chorus ...
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Row I: C. Brown, ~<'· Cullen, F. Matthews, C. Griebel. Row II: L. Nelson, D. Hanke, K. Zarnstorff, R.
Schneider, J. Dunford. Row III: J. Brothers, P. Lynn, G. Weaver, D. Flucke, D. Faber.

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Mixed Chorus .

Row I: B. Bougneit, F. Schipper, C. Venovic, J. Matts, K. Hardt, K. Eckert. Row II: C. Wille, F. Rudy,
F. Cullen, E. Hansen, S. Voltz, D. Lovely, M. Hardt. Row III: F. Matthews, N. Richter, D. Pflueger, J.
Brothers, T. Helmick, L. Nelson, R. Perkins.

Freshme,n Girls' Chorus . . .

Row I: F. Davis, S. Czyryk, D. Mooney, S. Hutcheson, M. Nasello, S. Robers, J. Moe. Row II: M. Kucharzyk, J. Muller, V. Cornell, B. Bougneit, S. Lehmann, B. Schmalfeidt, D. Stopa. Row III: S. Stoxen, C.
LaFayette, L. Oetting, E. Strasburg, G. Paoli, E. Meinke, K. O'Neil.

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Triple Trios .. .,

4th Hour Triple Trio: (Clockwise) Carol Rausch, Kathy Rudy, Rhoanna Mooney, Madschen Lackey, Sue Gaynor,
Marie Sobotka, Annette Yuknis, Donna Barty, Linda Rasch.

Freshmen Triple Trio. Row
1: Sandy Robers, Dianna Mooney, liza Renwick. Row II: Beverly Bougneit, Diane Stopa,
Judy Een. Row Ill: Barb Schmalfeldt, Sue Lehmann. Row
IV: Connie LaFayette, Kathy
O'Neil, Vern Cornell.

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Whitewat,er Music Festival . . .

Janet Schmalfeldt, Carol Venovic, Russell Tilton, leon Nelson, Norman Richter, and Don Pflueger were first place win·
ners at the Whitewater Contest on March 24, 1962.

Results of the Whitewater Contest
Class A

Janet Schmalfeldt
Janet Schmalfeldt
Donald Pflueger
Carol Venovic
Ellen Bierdz
Leon Nelson
Mary Bjerning

Cornet
Piano
Baritone Horn
Saxophone
Piano
Baritone Horn
Cornet

Class B

Triple Trio (4th Hour)
Jim Pflueger
Marie Sobotka
Darrell Perkins
Kathy O'Neil
Leon Nelson
Florence Schipper
Theresa Mattis
Barbara Kisner
Carolyn Wille
Kathy Hardt
Kathy Eckert
Susan Merten
Russell Tilton
Norman Richter
Liza Renwick
Double Trio (6th Hour)
Girls' Quartet
Joe Brothers

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Class C

Saxophone Quartet
Triple Trio (Freshmen)
Beverly Bougneit
Joan Mattis
Marischen Lackey
Lirida Oetting
Boys' Quartet
Elaine Benser

Soprano
Mezzo Soprano
Piano
Mezzo Soprano
Oboe

1
2
3
3
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4

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Baritone Horn
Alto
Drum
Piano
Saxophone
Cornet
Saxophone
Clarinet
Soprano
Cornet
Alto
Clarinet
Trombone
Saxophone
Flute
Tenor

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Class and Annual Advisor . . .

The Senior Class o£ 1962 would like to express its appreciation to Mr.
Richard Heigl for his help and guidance during the past two years as our
class advisor. Through him, we have learned that no matter what we
attempt to do, cooperation is a most important factor for success.
The Annual Staff would also like to thank Mr. Heigl for the many hours
that he has put into the production of this yearbook. Without his assistance, it would not have been possible'to produce this PANTHER of 1962.

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Don Yuknis and Maggie
Noonan were given the Spade
and Spoon award last spring.
These awards are given to the
best all-around students, the
girl receiving the spade and
the boy the spoon.

Janet Schmalfeldt and Dave
Kempken are the representatives at Badger Girls' and Badger Boys' State. Badger Boys'
State and Badger Girls' State
are for those students interested in learning more about
their government.

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Forensics ...

These are the students who participated in the local Forensics contest.
under the direction of Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Shelton, and Mr. Bilotti.

They were

These are the students who participated in the League Forensics contest
at Delavan. Mr. Bilotti is the Forensics coach:
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Marsha Briggs, Frank Lasko, and Theresa Powers represented
Wilmot at the District Forensics contest at Whitewater. Marsha and
Theresa also competed in the State Forensic contest

Theresa Powers was the only student from Wilmot to
receive an "A" rating at the State Forensics contest. We would
like to congratulate Theresa for a job well done.

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These are the students who were initiated into the National
Honor Society on March 23, 1962: (front) Carol Casey, Sandra Weyrauch, Ellen Bierdz, Sally Owen; (middle) Marsha Briggs, Janet Schmalfeldt, Nancy Nicpon; (back) Dave Kempken, Gary Pacey.

Carol Casey, Maggie Noonan, Nancy Sorenson, and Marsha
Briggs represented Wilmot at the Journalisti,c Editors' Conference
last fall in Madison. The girls, who were accompanied by Mr. Schollian, learned many new techniques to use in school publications.

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Lettermen ...

Row I: B. NaseUo, L. Siffring, M. Beyers, F. Koehnke, J. Schmalfeldt, T. Elfers. Row II: R. Cates, D.
Schick, T. Schmalfeldt, R. Schneider, M. Rasch, J. Kerkman, D. Bauman. Row III: H. Fleck, U. Cappelli, A. Rasch, D. Kempken, D. Yuknis, S. O'Neil, L. Thornton. Row IV: T. Noonan, T. Alby, J.
Dunford, D. Hanke, R. Zirzow, M. Pawlik, D. Fincke. Row V: P. Lynn, J. Olson, W. Schenning, T. Oberhofer, G. Sheen, E. Sattersten, D. Faber, E. Hans.

Don Yuknis and Pat Lynn
were named to the all-conference football team. Don was
also named to the all-conference basketball team. We
would like to congratulate both
of them for receiving this
honor.

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Each year a Senior girl is selected
for the D.A.R. Award. She is chosen
for her good citizenship, service, dependability and leadership. This year's
DAUGHTER OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION is CAROL KEMPKEN.

JANET LOVELY was the winner of
the Betty Crocker's "HOMEMAKER OF
TOMORROW" award. To qualify for
this award, Senior girls taking Home
Economics take a written examination.
The girl with the highest score receives
this award.

Each year the LYNN DAVIS AWARD
is presented to the student ·who has contributed the most to the band in the
past year. This year the award went to
JANET SCHMALFELDT.

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Practicing Kennedy's physical program?

Mommy-he stole my football.

Which one has the Toni?
Togetherness.

What a wicked smile!

At least I have you.
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Mrs. Wagner and friend.

Smile, Pat. We're having our picture taken.

Take pictures much?

My bubble gum is stuck on the ceiling.

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Our happy principal.

When did you have your
teeth capped?

Innocence . . .

On the count of three, sing!

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The wild animals are moving in.

This was our pTom queen?????

Oh, such language!

We play basketball the hard way.

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R-R-R-Rip!!!!!

Say Ah·h-h~h-h·h·h.
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Oh, Tommy! You crushed the little black ant.

Walk much?

Sh-h-h-h! I'm supposed to be on a diet.

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Who do these shapely specimens belong to?

Charleston, anyone?
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They cut my pay check again.
Dig those cra.zy Ipana smUes.

Deep in thought . . . .
Is this line straight or is
my sight faUing me?

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Class Will ...
We, the Senior Class of 1962, being of sound mind and endowed with certain traits, possessions, and talents which we generously bequeath to our fellow students at Wilmot High
School, do declare this to be out last will and t9stament.
John Addams wills his golfing ability to
Bill Shepanek.
Thomas Alby wills his excellent behavior
in Social Problems class to David Lovely.
Beverly Arnold wills all her hair pins,
bobby pins, and hair spray to Connie LaFayette.
Deane Bauman wills his smooth track
running to Don Pflueger.
Marsha Briggs wills her song, "I'm So
Smart," to the future Seniors.
Patti Carlson wills her ability to ski to
Billy Kunz.

George Holst leaves his artistic ability
to the Freshmen Class.
Judy Kaskin wills her quiet ways to John
Kerkman.
Carol Kempken wills the pleasure of
writing skits to next year's Spanish Club
President.
Fred Koehnke wills a Ford to anyone who
feels it is a good car.
Shirley Konrad leaves a toothless comb
to Jane Zaccard in hopes that she can use it to
"rat" her hair.
Kendall Kube doesn't will anything-all
he wants is his two front teeth.

Ray Cates wills his mathematical ability
to any student who doesn't know a logarithm
from a cosine.

Joe LaFlamme wills his weak will power
to Ed Dalton.
Art Laskey wills his blonde hair to Liz
Bierdz.

Ed Dorociak leaves many uneaten sandwiches to anyone who is hard up for a lunch.
Jim Dunford wills his physique to Bob
Baumann.
Darlene Ehlert leaves her athletic abilities to Florence Schipper.
Charlene Elverman wills her mischievous
ways to Linda Rasch.
Cheryl Faber wills her green hair to Joan
Winters.
Dan Flucke wills his way with women to
Charlie Brown.

Frank Lasko wills his skill on the volleyball court to Leon Nelson.
Pat Lehmann wills her clothes to her sister, Sue, because she wears them anyway.
Virgene Lois wills her shyness to Diana
Mooney.
Janet Lovely wills a locker big enough
for two to Marlene Arnold.
Pat Lynn wills his cure-all cough medicine to Annette Yuknis.

Penny Fritch wills her soggy dish rag to
Ronnie Anderson.
Sandra Gehring wills her gym clothes to
Sonja Hutcheson.
Mitchell Grasseschi wills his Hudson to
Mr. Bilotti so that he will know how it feels
to drive a good car.
Laurie Griebel wills her Social Problems
tests to anyone who is brave enough to decipher them.
Dennis Hanke wills his fancy foot-work
on the football field to Dennis Faber.
Eldon Hans wills his walk to Art Hackeloer.
Sue Hoffman wills her ability to talk in
second hour assembly to any freshman who
thinks he can get away with it.

Janet Morgan wills her hair bows to Linda
Oetting.
Mae Mueller wills her many bottles of
Lady Clairol to Virginia Lubeno.
Bill Nasello wills his curly hair to Mr.
Holte.
Rosann Nielsen wills her red hair to Barb
Nelson.
Maggie Noonan wills her ability to contact
the spirits to June Fradono.
Tom Oberhofer wills his position in the
Panther line to Calvin Trussell.
Shane O'Neil is not leaving anything to
anyone. Instead, he is putting his money into
traveler's checks and taking it with him.
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Arlene Paoli wills her library experience
to anyone who feels they could take her place.
Mike Pawlik, the unknown artist, wills
his sport posters to next year's cheerleaders.
Richard Perkins wills his ability to stun
girls to Bill Greskiw.
Mary Pfaff leaves three dollars to Jim
Olson in hopes that it will cover the cost of
his useless phone calls to Union Grove.
Theresa Powers wills her ability to break
a foot to any future Senior who wants to add
eight days to his Christmas vacation.
Austin Rasch wills his willingness to help
to any Junior who tires easily.
Melvin Rasch wills his ice cream conemaking ability to Marilyn Grasseschi.
Roberta Robinson wills her ability not to
talk in Mr. Stein's classes to Carol Clark.
Eric Sattersten leaves his skis to John
Arnold.
Christine Schaetten leaves her absentee
slips, especially the unexcused one, to Mr.
Olson.
David Schick wills all his broken golf
clubs to Danny Lois.
Jim Schmalfeldt wills his used Air Force
book covers to Eileen Ryan.
Janice Shannon wills her red Pontiac to
Wilmot High School.
Don Shaw wills his driver's permit to any
Sophomore girl who is flunking Drivers' Education.
Gary Sheen wills his good behavior habits and all his social visits with Mr. Schnurr
to Tom Schmalfeldt.
Sandy Shepanek wills a reserved seat on
the bus to Doug Reynolds.
LeRoy Siffring wills his ability to see in
the dark to Jim Stein.
Nancy Sorenson wills the dried-up rubber
cement left from this year's annual to Ellen
Bierdz.
Charles Stohr wills his ability to sell magazines to Ken Sonnichsen.
Gerrie Straukas wills her phony excuses
to her brother, Frank.
Lynn Thornton wills his ambition to be
a mortician to Mike O'Dea.
Pat Welch wills her hair nets to any girl
who is going to work in the lunchroom next
year.
Sandy Weyrauch wills all fifty-nine inches
of her height to Maura Sexton.

Don Yuknis wills his "good" training habits to Tom Noonan.
Sandy Zamal wills Ricky Janus her horse
so that he may get to school without any
trouble.
Skip Zirzow wills his love for school and
homework to Dave Fernadez.
To Mr. Amoth we leave a tuning fork for
the Barber Shop Quartet.
To Mrs. Anderson we leave a padlock for
the cage in the girls' locker room.
To Mr. Anderson we leave a padlock for
his Volkswagen.
To Mr. Bilotti we will a free pizza at Marino's.
To Mr. Bucci we leave our thanks for the
fine football teams he's given us during our
four years in high school.
To Mrs. Carr we leave a pair of roller
skates so that she can skate from the music
room to the math room.
To Mr. Hart we leave a lipstick brush to
clean his typewriters.
To Mr. Heigl we leave the will power to
stay on the right subject in his Social Problems classes.
To Mr. Helberg we leave any money left
in our treasury to pay off his car.
To Mr. Holte we leave a can of moth spray
for his raccoon coat.
To Mrs. Jedele we leave the hope of having another "Morpheus" in next year's Latin
class.
To Mrs. MacDonald we leave an automatic dishwasher to use at her future parties.
To Mrs. Miller we leave a scooter so that
she can collect her fines quicker.
To Mr. Miller we leave all the math books
we can find in hopes that he will appreciate
some good reading.
To Mr. Olson we leave a bigger office so
that he can have room for all his absentee
notes.
To Mr. Powers, our faithful guidance
counselor, we leave the many pamphlets and
notices that he so kindly gave us.
To Mr. Schollian we will a whip for next
year's Senior Class Play cast.
To Mr. Schroeder we will a megaphone
so that he can yell louder at the referees.
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To Mr. Shelton we will a pair of track
shoes in hopes that he can catch a girl on the
U. of W. campus.
To Mr. Stein we will a bottle of No-Doz for
the Advanced Shorthand Class next year.
To Miss Vaitkus we leave a "Board of
Education" to use on her forward students.
To Mrs. Wagner we leave hoping that her
family begins with a boy.
To Mr. Schnurr we leave a special thank
you for "letting us off the hook" after our Junior Slop Day.
To Miss Matthies we leave an automatic
stamp-licker for all the letters she mails.

'l'o the Lunchroom Staff we leave a new
set of hats for the boys in hopes that they will
wear them next year.
To the Juniors we leave the thrill of being "Big Seniors" and the thought of leaving
afcer four wonderful years.
To the Sophomores we leave the privilege of being upperclassmen and receiving
your class rings.
To the Freshmen we leave knowing that
you have three ye?.rs ahead and hoping that
you make the most of them, because they go
by all too fast.
After four years of study, sports, and activities, we leave Wilmot High School with the
sad realization that never again will we enter
your halls as students. Neither the knowledge we have acquired nor the friendships
we have made will be easily erased from our
minds. vVe will miss you, Wilmot High, but
we will never forget you ...

To Mrs. Schultz we leave an extra large
mail bag so that she can carry all the letters
and packages easier.
To the Janitors we leave an automatic
sweeper for the new building.

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Class Prophecy . . .
Dear Beulah:
Just thought I would drop you a line and tell you about my world trip.
Wait until you hear about all the people I met that we went to school with.
It hardly seems like ten years since we graduated. Everyone asked how
Mitch's medical practice was working out. I've heard that he has become a
very successful specialist. Have you heard from him lately?
I started my trip by touring Europe. My first stop was England. While
in London, I met Frank Lasko. He loves talking so much that he is now
the head filibuster in Parliment. Frank was attempting to defeat a bm.
proposed by Mae Mueller and George Holst for the elimination of fog. The
bill was eventually passed despite Frank's protests.
From England I went to Sweden where I met who else but Eric Sattersten. He is now operating his own ski lodge, "Swede's Ski Slopes." Roberta
Robinson and Austin Rasch help Swede by making artificial snow. Evidentally his hours working at the Wilmot Ski Hills (plug) really paid off.
After leaving Sweden, I went to Rome, Italy. Bill Nasello has opened
up his own pizzeria. Mrs. Wagner's Home Economics Class must have encouraged Bill to enter the culinary arts.
I flew from Italy to Madrid, Spain, and signed up for a planned tour.
Carol Kempken was the hostess on my bus. She said that she enjoyed her
four years in Mr. Bilotti's Spanish class so much that she became a translator for American ambassadors. She was interpreting for Deane Bauman
and Pat Lynn. They entered politics so that they could investigate some of
the world problems that we discussed in Mr. Heigl's Social Problems class.
Sandy Shepanek is also in Spain. She is a commercial artist for a large
business firm in New York-Schaetten, Schick, and Schmalfeldt, Inc., manufacturers of the Better Bitter Butter Pill. Chris, Dave, and Jim started this
corporation after discovering the need for weight-gaining pills for those people who took too many courses at Vic Tanny's.
I traveled on to Bonn, Germany, and registered in a small hotel. The
clerk was none other than Lynn Thornton. He greeted me saying, "Good
afternoon, friend. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! And you are my friend. Ha! Ha! Ha!
Ha! Ha!" His opening line from that speech class skit must have really
stuck with him. He rang for a bellboy to carry the luggage to my room.
Kendall Kube appeared in shorts just like those he wore for the Senior Class
homecoming skit. He still uses his favorite saying, also-"Yes, 'urn."
After organizing my things, I went to a little restaurant down the street
from Lynn's hotel. The waiter seemed so familiar, but I couldn't place him.
Then I realized it was Skip Hans with a moustache. He served German root
beer while singing folk songs. I finished my meal and returned to the hotel.
After a good night's rest, I boarded a plane for Japan. It didn't seem possible that I was almost halfway around the world.
Arriving in Tokyo, I decided to go directly to an authentic Japanese
restaurant. Sandy Gehring, Judy Kaskin, and Arlene Paoli were all Geisha
Girls who waited on tables. After our prom, the girls took this job seriously
as their life's work.
Down the street from the restaurant I had my hair styled by Pat Welch.
She has opened up her own Japanese beauty shop.
The next morning I attended classes at a Japanese college. Janet Lovely was teaching a course in "Red Cross Procedures." Ed Dorociak and Cheryl
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I left the college and took a bus to the Japanese baseball park. While
watching the game, I noticed Ray Cates coaching the Japanese players. After
attending IBM school (IBM stands for Itty-Bitty Monsters), Ray was transferred to the newly formed U. S. Athletic Corps.
Since the Olympic Games were being held in Melbourne, Australia, I
boarded a luxury liner for that city the next day. During my voyage, I came in
contact with the social director, Theresa Powers. Mrs. Anderson's gym class
brought great enjoyment to Theresa; therefore, she is now trying to help
others receive the same pleasure that she did from athletics.
In the evening I went to a dance in the ship's ballroom. You'll never
guess who was the drummer in the band-Dick Perkins. Dick started his
own band and hired Shane O'Neil as the director. The group calls itself
"Perkins' Perky Players." If nothing else, they're loud.
We reached Melbourne early the next day, so I took in a few of the sights
before going to the Olympic Games. I approached an ice cream parlor and
purchased a cone. Mel Rasch and Penny Fritch were the proprietors of the
fountain. Penny wiped tables while Melvin made cones-just like the Wilmot lunchroom ten years ago.
The Olympic Games were about to begin so I hurried to the stadium.
Danny Flucke was selling programs outside the gate; I could hear his voice
above the noise of the entire crowd. After purchasing tickets, I entered
the stadium and secured a seat with the aid of the head usher, Art Laskey.
The first event was track competition. Darlene Ehlert represented the
United States in the high hurdles. She broke four world records in this event
alone. The next contest was weight-lifting. Jim Dunford also broke a world
record by pressing the 500-lb. bar-bell 155 times. He is so well-developed
that he has replaced Charles Atlas on the covers of magazines.
That evening I spent a quiet hour or two in front of my television set.
One of the main guest groups on a variety show was a trio consisting of
Sandy Weyrauch, Virgene Lois, and Gerrie Straukas. Singing in the Wilmot chorus encouraged these girls to go on in music. They have just released a new record that promises to be a hit-"I Can't Give You Anything
But Money, Honey." Between guests, Shirley Konrad did a commercial for
the Better Bitter Butter Pill, manufactured by Schaetten, Schick and Schmalfeldt, Inc. That product really gets around, doesn't it???
Horse races were first on my agenda for the following day. After looking over the entries for the first race, I placed a bet with the teller, Joe
LaFlamme. Ironically enough, the horse that I bet on was owned and trained
by Sandy Zamal, and the jockey was Gary Sheen. Unfortunately, none of the
horses which I played yielded any gain for me. Maybe I'm just not lucky
like some other people ...
Because my vacation time was running out, I left the next morning for
the West Coast of the United States on a jet plane. Laurie Griebel and Pat
Lehmann were the stewardesses on the flight. Upon landing in Los Angeles,
California, I rented a car from Don Shaw's Friendly Rental Service and began
driving back to Wisconsin.
As long as I was in California, I decided to visit Rosann Nielsen in
Disneyland. She is now the owner and operator of the flying-saucer ride.
I continued my journey home, and on the way, I made a stop in Hollywood. I was permitted to see two of motion pictures' greatest actors, Maggie
Noonan and LeRoy Siffring, rehearse a love scene together. Seeing them
on the stage reminded me of practice for the Senior Class Play. Tom Oberhofer, the stage manager, viewed the entire rehearsal from the wings-I
wonder why ...

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I left the studio and again started on my journey eastward. ·A short
distance outside of Hollywood, I came to a golf course. John Addams and
Arnold Palmer were battling it out for first place in the Men's Invitational
Golf Tournament. John was leading by six strokes when the game was called
because of darkness.
After a good night's rest, I again started on my way. By this time I
was so tired of eating in restaurants that I purchased some groceries in a
super-market so that I could prepare my own evening meal. Patti Carlson was
the check-out girl. Her being in this store reminded me of the Sentry (another plug) in Twin Lakes.
While preparing for dinner, the door bell rang. When I answered it,
I almost fell over. Charles Stohr was selling magazines door-to-door. He
told me that he is now the number one magazine salesman in the country.
After finishing my meal, I tuned in a local station on the television set.
A baseball game was in progress; Charlene Elverman was pitching for the
Los Angeles Dodgers . She had struck out Tom Alby, Fred Koehnke, and
Dennis Hanke of the New York Yankees. Since I am not a very avid fan of
baseball, I turned on the radio instead.
The disc jockey, Mike Pawlik, was about to play the hit song in the
nation, "The Elephant Stomp," recorded by Don Yuknis. Don has been
very popular with the teenagers since Janice Shannon became his business
manager.
By the next morning I had driven as far as Des Moines, Iowa. The
city appealed to me so much that I thought maybe I would look for a job.
I entered a prosperous business firm and requested to see the personnel
manager. The receptionist in the office was Mary Pfaff. She informed
me that Skip Zirzow was president of the company. He is now such an
efficient businessman that he needs two private secretaries (one for each
knee). His stenographers, Bev Arnold and Sue Hoffman, really enjoy their
jobs.
Luckily, Skip's corporation was in need of a company nurse. I took the
position and returned to Wisconsin to pack my belongings. On the highway I passed Janet Morgan. She still has her little red Rambler American but
now it has a few more accessories - 10 children!
Well, Beulah dear, I could go on and on like this, but time is running
short. I am leaving tomorrow for my nursing position in Des Moines. It is
going to seem funny to be working with some of the kids from Wilmot. Don't
forget to write soon and tell me about your experiences as a third grade
teacher.
Sorens
P. S. Remember the problem Mr. Heigl had with his back after water skiing?
He's found a solution--chair skis.

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Senior Index . . .
John Addams (Page 18)
Transferred from Rockford East High School, Rockford, Illinois as Junior.
Golf 3, 4; "W" Club 3, 4; Class Play 4; Intramurals 3, 4.
Thomas Alby (Page 18)
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4;
Forensics 4; "W" Club 4; Annual Staff 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer
4); Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Beverly Arnold (Page 18)
Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Forensics 1; Science Club 4
(President 4); Commercial Club 1, 2; Paper Staff 1, 2; Annual Staff 4 (Chief
Typist); Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Typing Award 2; Class Play
3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Deane Bauman (Page 18)
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; "W" Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; BAA 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4.
Marsha Briggs (Page 19)
Forensics 1, 4; Spanish Club 4; Commercial Club 1; Annual Staff 4 (Assistant
Editor); Pep Club 1; GAA 1, 4; NHS 4; Class Play 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 4; Badger State 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Jour. Ed. Con£. 4.
Patricia Carlson (Page 19)
Class Vice-President 2; Cheerleader 1; Commercial Club 1; Pep Club 2; GAA
1, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Mixed Chorus 1.
Raymond Cates (Page 19)
Class President 4; Class Student Council Representative 2; Class Vice-President 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4);
"W" Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 (Sports Editor); BAA 1, 2, 3, 4 (VicePresident 3, President 4); Football Honorable Mention Award 4; Class Play
4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Edward Dorociak (Page 19)
BAAl.
James Dunford (Page 20)
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Honorable Mention Award 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4.
Darlene Ehlert (Page 20)
Forensics 2; Photo Club 2, 3; Commercial Club 1, 2, 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual
Staff 4 (Senior Picture Editor); Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); WHT
4; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Charlene Elverman (Page 20)
Photo Club 1, 2 (Vice-President 2); Commercial Club 1, 2; Paper Staff 4; An-

nual Staff 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Class Play 4 (Student Director);
Intram.?rals 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1.
Cheryl Faber (Page 20)
Commercial Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; WHT 2; Girls' Chorus 1.
Dan Flucke (Page 21)
Football 1, 4; Baseball 1, 2 (Manager); Forensics 4; "W" Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Photo Club 2; Science Club 2, 3; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1,
2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 4; Boys' Quartet 4; District Music Contest 4.
Penelope Fritch (Page 21)
Forensics 4; Science Club 4; Commercial Club 1; Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4;
WHT 4; Dramatics Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1.
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Sandra Gehring (Page 21)
Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; WHT 3, 4; Class Play 4; Triple
Trio 1; Girls' Chorus 1; District Music Contest 1.
Mitchell Grasseschi (Page 21)
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Forensics 1; "W" Club 4; BAA 2, 3; NHS 3,
4 (President); Mixed Chorus 1, 2; District Music Contest 1, 2.
Laurie Griebel (Page 22)
Forensics 3, 4; Commercial Club 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 1, 2; Annual Staff 4 (Activities Editor); Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3); WHT 1, 2, 4
(Student Council Representative 4); Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen
4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1.
Dennis Hanke (Page 22)
Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,
4; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Second String All-Conference Football 4;
Homecoming Attendant 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 1.
Eldon Hans (Page 22)
Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; BAA 1, 2; Prom Attendant 3.
Sue Hoffman (Page 22)
Forensics 1; Commercial Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Triple Trio 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2;
District Music Contest 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 3.
George Holst (Page 23)
Transferred from Ela-Vernon High School, Lake Zurich, Illinois, as Sophomore.
Judith Kaskin (Page 23)
Commercial Club 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; WHT 4; Girls' Chorus 1.
Carol Kempken (Page 23)
Forensics 4; Spanish Club 4 (President 4); Photo Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4
(Underclassman Picture Editor); WHT 1, 4; NHS 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Class Play 3, 4; D.A.R. Award 4.
Fred Koehnke (Page 23)
Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track 3; Forensics 4;
"W" Club 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Shirley Konrad (Page 24)
Photo Club 1, 2; Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Shorthand
Award 3; Class Play 4; Mixed Chorus 1.
Kendall Kube (Page 24)
BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1.
Arthur LaFlamme (Page 24)
Class President 1; Football1, 2, 3; Track 1; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4.
Arthur Laskey (Page 24)
Track 4; Forensics 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
Band 2.
Frank Lasko (Page 25)
Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Photo Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3);
Science Club 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 1, 2; Paper Staff 2; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dramatics Club 2; Class Play 3, 4.

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Patricia Lehmann (Page 25)
Commercial Club 3; Paper Staff 3; GAA 1, 2, 3,. 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 3);
Library Club 2, 3, 4 (Student Council Representative 2, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 3); Prom Attendant 3; Class Play 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus
1; District Music Contest 1.
Virgene Lois (Page 25)
Forensics 4; WHT 1, 2, 4; Class Play 4; Triple Trio 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1 ,3, 4;
District Music Contest 1, 3, 4.
Janet Lovely (Page 25)
Forensics 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Photo Club 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; WHT
2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Student Council Representative 3); Band 1, 2; Betty Crocker Award 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 1, 2.
Patrick Lynn (Page 26)
Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 3; Class Student Council
Representative 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Student Council 4 (Vice-President 4); "W" Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; AllConference Football 4; Prom Attendant 3; Class Play 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4;
Boys' Chorus 4.
Janet Morgan (Page 26)
Annual Staff 4 (Music Editor); WHT 3, 4.
Mae Mueller (Page 26)
Commercial Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; WHT 3, 4.
William Nasello (Page 26)
Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 4; Class Play 4;
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1; District Music Contest 1.
Rosann Nielsen (Page 27)
Student Council 3; Commercial Club 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 1, 2; Annual Staff
4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; WHT 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Prom Attendant 3;
Class Play 3; Intramurals 3; Girls' Chorus 1, 4.
Margaret Noonan (Page 27)
Forensics 4; Student Council 3 (Secretary 3); Commercial Club 1, 2; Paper
Staff 2, 3, 4 (Editor 4); Annual Staff 4 (Business Manager); Pep Club 2; GAA
1, 2, 3, 4 (Student Council Representative 4); WHT 2, 3 (Student Council
Representative 3); Library Club 3; Spade Award 3; Prom Attendant 3; Class
Play 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Jour. Ed. Con£. 4; Girls' Chorus 1.
Tom Oberhofer (Page 27)
Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2.
Shane O'Neil (Page 27)
Football 1, 3, 4 (Manager 3, 4); Basketball 1 (Manager); Baseball 1, 2; Forensics 1, 4; Spanish Club 4 (Vice-President); "W" Club 3, 4; Science Club 3,
4; BAA 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Treasurer); Class Play 4; Badger State 3; Boys'
Chorus 1; District Music Contest 1.
Arlene Paoli (Page 28)
Photo Club 4; WHT 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Mixed Chorus
1; District Music Contest 1, 2, 3.
Michael Pawlik (Page 28)
Football 1, 4; Track 1, 4; Forensics 4; "W" Club 4; Photo Club 3; Pep Club
3; BAA 4; Dramatics Club 2; Class Play 4; Boys' Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3.

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Richard Perkins (Page 28)
Track 2; Forensics 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Award 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4.
Mary Pfaff (Page 28)
Transferred from Mindoro High School, Mindoro, Wisconsin, as Sophomore.
Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 2, 3, 4 (VicePresident 4); WHT 2, 4.
Theresa Powers (Page 29)
Forensics 1, 3, 4 (State Winner 4); Paper Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Dramatics Club
1; Library Club 4 (President 4); Intramurals 1; Triple Trio 1, 2, 3; Girls'
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Mass Chorus 2; District and State Music
Contests 1, 2, 3, 4.
Austin Rasch (Page 29)
Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3 (Manager 4); Track 1, 2, 3; "W" Club 4; Photo
Club 1, 2; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3.
Melvin Rasch (Page 29)
Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Forensics 4; "W" Club 4;
Photo Club 1, 2; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Roberta Robinson (Page 29)
Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2; GAA 1, 2, 3,
4 (Point Secretary 4); Class Play 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Eric Sattersten (Page 30)
Class President 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; "W"
Club 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Award 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Intramurals 1,
2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Boys' Quartet 4.
Christine Schaetten (Page 30)
Science Club 4; Paper Staff 4; GAA 4; WHT 3, 4 (Secretary-Treasurer 4);
Class Play 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Girls' Chorus 3, 4.
David Schick (Page 30)
Football 1; Basketball!; Track 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 4; "W" Club 2, 3,
4; Photo Club 2; Science Club 3; BAA 1, 2; Band Award 3; Intramurals 4; Band
3.
James Schmalfeldt (Page 30)
Football 1, 2 (Manager); Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 4; "W" Club 2, 3, 4;
Science Club 3; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Janice Shannon (Page 31)
Forensics 1, 4; GAA 4; WHT 4; Dramatics Club 2; Library Club 4; Girls'
Chorus 2, 3; District Music Contest 2.
Don Shaw (Page 31)
Football1, 2, 3; Track 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4.
Gary Sheen (Page 31)
Basketball 1, 3, 4; "W" Club 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3.
Sandra Shepanek (Page 31)
Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 4; Spanish Club 4; Commercial Club 1;
Annual Staff 4 (Art Editor); GAA 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4 (Secretary); Homecoming
Attendant 4; Prom Queen 3; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1.

127

LeRoy Siffring (Page 32)
Basketball 2 (Manager); Baseball 3, 4 (Manager); Forensics 4; "W" Club 3, 4;
Science Club 2, 3; Photo Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, Student Council
Representative 4); Annual Staff 4 (Photographer); Class Play 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4.
Nancy Sorenson (Page 32)
Transferred from Marshall High School, Chicago, Illinois, as Junior. Forensics 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 (Editor);
GAA 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Play 3, 4; Intramurals
3, 4; Jour. Ed. Conf. 4.
Charles Stohr (Page 32)
Football 1, 2, 3; Forensics 1, 2; Photo Club 2, 3, 4 (Student Council Representative 3, President 4); Science Club 4 (Student Council Representative);
Pep Club 2; BAA 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2; Class Play 3; Top Magazine Salesman 1, 4.
Geraldine Straukas (Page 32)
Forensics 2; Commercial Club 1; Pep Club 2; GAA 2; Dramatics Club 2; Shorthand Award 3; Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4.
Lynn Thornton (Page 33)
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4;
Forensics 4; "W" Club 2, 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3; Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2.
Patricia Welch (Page 33)
Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; WHT 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Triple
Trio 1; Girls' Chorus 1; District Music Contest 1.
Sandra Weyrauch (Page 33)
Annual Staff 4 (Assistant Business Manager); WHT 3, 4 (President 4); NHS
4; Class Play 3; Intramurals 1; Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4;
Mixed Chorus 2; Mass Chorus 2; District and State Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4.
Don Yuknis (Page 33)
Class President 2; Class Student Council Representative 3; Class Vice- President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Baseball 1; Track
2, 3, 4; Forensics 4; Student Council 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, President
4); "W" Club 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Student Council Representative 4); NHS
3, 4(Vice-President); Spoon Award 3; All-Conference Football 4; All-Conference Basketball 4; Prom King 3; Class Play 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Sandra Zamal (Page 34)
Forensics 4; Photo Club 3; Pep Club 2; GAA 2, 4; Library Club 1, 2.
Raymond Zirzow (Page 34)
Class Student Council Representative 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,
2; Baseball 1; Track 4; "W" Club 3, 4; BAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

128

Compliments of

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KENOSHA
COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICES
Member F.D.I.C.
Kenosha's Oldest and Largest Bank

Established 1852

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62

KENOSHA EVENING NEWS

132

THE BURLINGTON NATIONAl BANK
Burlington's New and Most Convenient Bank
Complete Banking and Trust Services
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Auto Banking -

Parking

4% Interest on Savings Certificates

For the Finest In
Italian Foods Try Our Spaghetti and Ravioli

MARINO'S PIZZA HOUSE
New Munster, Wis.

Highway 50

Wheatland Line- Tel. KEllogg 7-4722

133

VESEl'S SUPER MART
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
Telephone TR 7-2221
QUALITY MEATS- FANCY FRUITS- VEGETABLES
GROCERIES and FROZEN FOODS

MERTEN MOTORS
VOLKSWAGEN
OLympic 4-9121

5204 60th St.

Kenosha, Wisconsin

134

Compliments of

DIX BUS SERVICE
Salem, Wisconsin

BURLINGTON NEW CAR DEALERS1 ASSN.
CHAMPION MOTOR CO.
Rambler - Studebaker

CUNNINGHAM BUICK CO.
Buick - Oldsmobile

HUMPHREY SALES, INC.
Chevrolet - Pontiac

BURLINGTON MOTORS
Mercury - Lincoln

MILLER MOTOR SALES
Dodge - Plymouth

ROMMEL-SHALLOCK MOTORS
Your Friendly FORD Dealer

135

Compliments of

Compliments of

First National
Bank

Fairview Dining Room

Antioch, Ill.

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Drinks the Finest - Food the Best

(

Rollie & Jo s Resort
1

Delicious Varieties of Economical
Turkey Treats

Cottages - Boats - Bait
Visit the Tame Deer Free

Roasted-Ready-to-Eat
Or To Roast

East Side Lower Twin Lakes
Lake Elizabeth

Folly Turkey Form

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

136

Congratulations to the

Dairy Queen

Class of 1962

Burlington, Wisconsin

Harvey & Dorothy Timmer

Compliments of

Compliments of

Faber Brothers

Kaelber Plumbing
and Heating Co.

Carpenter Contractors
Silver Lake, Wisconsin

5718 - 7th Avenue

Phone TU 9-5771

Kenosha, Wisconsin

137

CAMP lAKE
TRADING POST

Licensed in Illinois and Wisconsin
Telephone 312 - 395 - 4000

Camp Lake, Wis.
Groceries and Lunch Counters

Strang Funeral Home

Gifts- Toys

Ed. R. Strang
Sporting Goods - Dry Goods
1055 Main Street, Antioch, Illinois
TU 9-4783

Compliments of

LAKESIDE RESORT
Camp Lake, Wis.

138

Antioch Savings and
loan Association

Compliments of

Riverside Inn

950 Main Street
Wilmot, Wisconsin
Antioch, Illinois
Freddie Orgelstrand, Prop.
"Where Saving is Rewarding"

Lorenz's

Carey Electric and
Plumbing Shop

SMART COUNTRY HOUSE
Restaurant - Lounge

Wiring - Plumbing

Rooms for Private Parties

Heating - Contractors

Antioch, Illinois
Antioch, Illinois

Hwy. 41- 173

Compliments of the

State Bonk of Antioch

139

Phone 395-4211

Congratulations to
the Class of 1962
and

GOOD LUCKI

Good Luck!

lake Mary Resort

Shore Gardens Resort

Motel - Dining Room

Frank Gaik - Walter Mlynarczyk
Twin Lakes, Wis.

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Phone TR 7-9180

Phone: TR 7-9191

11

Coffee Cup

11

Jim s

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Standard Service

Spaghetti - Sandwiches - Chicken

Greasing- Washing- Repairing

Open All Year

Twin Lakes, Wis.

From 6:00 A. M. to 2:00 A. M.

1

Phone TR 7-2022
140

FOX VALLEY FLORISTS
Wilmot, Wis.

Phone UN 2-3221

Call us any day of the year or for that extra special occasion.
You'll like our choice flowers.
Bedding Plants, Cut and Designed Flowers, Flowering Plants

"Shoes by George"

Compliments of

Erickson's Sewing Center
382 Lake Street

The Lake Region's Newest, Most Modern
Family Shoe Store

Antioch, Ill.

Phone: Antioch 395-1112

Rts. 59 and 173

Trevor Standard Station

Don Pittman Motors, Inc.
845 Main St.

Antioch, Ill.

Greasing- Washing- Repairing

Antioch, Ill.

Phone Antioch 395-4400

Trevor, Wisconsin

141

Congratulations
Compliments of

Segols & Elliotts

Kenosha Notional Bonk

"Fashion Apparel"
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Kenosha, Wisconsin

) -~~~~~~~vv~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-"-

lsermonn Bros.

"Wisconsin's Outstanding Store
for Women"

Men's Clothing and

Lepp and Company

Freeman Shoes

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Kenosha, Wisconsin

>

Hansen Funeral Home
Alvin T. Hansen
1880- 1962

Compliments of

Phone OL 4-2136

Gander Mountoin Inc.
1

Kenosha, Wisconsin
Wilmot, Wisconsin
24 Hour Ambulance Service
Large Parking Lot in Rear

142

Bruch Funeral Home

Compliments of

24 Hour Ambulance Service

T.V. Engineers

3503 Roosevelt Road, Kenosha, Wis.

3416 Roosevelt Road

Phone Kenosha 2-8298

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Good Luck from

Benson Oi I Company

Bob Mink

Hwy. 45 and 50, Bristol
Jewels by
6621 - 39th Ave., Kenosha

King of Diamonds
Phillips Petroleum Dist.

6221- 22nd Ave., Kenosha, Wis.

The Brown National Bank
of Kenosha
Packers Outlet

A Complete Banking Service

Our Phone Number is OLympic 4-3575
Use Our Free Park Area with
Complete Line of
Meats, Frozen Fruits and Vegetables
for Hotels, Restaurants and Institutions

Convenient Entrance To Bank Lobby

Hours:
Week Days 7:30 a.m. to 12 Noon- 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday 7 a.m. to 12 Noon

McDougall Hardware
Farm Implements

2111- 63rd Place

Jacobsen Lawn Mowers

Kenosha, Wis.

Wilmot, Wis.

143

UN 2-2532

Rausch

Sonnies

Building Supplies Company
Live Bait and Sporting Goods
Cement and Lightweight Blocks

Lunches

and Concrete Products

Wilmot, Wisconsin

Phone UN 2-2341

Wilmot, Wis.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-

Wi Imot Stage Stop

Wilmot Drug Store

Charcoaled Steaks
WE THANK YOU FOR

Cocktail Lounge

YOUR PATRONAGE

Phone UN 2-5241

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Frank Krisko

County Electric Sales
and Service

GROCERY and MEAT MARKET

Elmer Kaphengst, Sr. and Jr.
Electric Heat
Wiring- Carpenter Work
Refrigeration - Gifts - Cards and
Novelties
Appliances and Paints

Home Made Sausage - Smoked
Meats - Corned Beef
UN 2-3551

Wilmot, Wis.

Salem, Wis.

Phone VI 3-2501 or KE 7-2259

Congratulations

Twin lakes Pharmacy

To the 1962 Graduates

Prescriptions - Drugs - Sodas
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Frank and Madelyn Wheeler

Phone TR 7-2003

144

Towne Variety

Compliments of

The Store of Friendly Service

Bush s Certified Foods
1

919 Main Street

Trevor, Wisconsin

Antioch, Ill.

King S
1

Compliments of

REXALL DRUG STORE
Main Street

Bloss Mink Ranch

Antioch, Illinois

Salem, Wisconsin

BROSK OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLY, INC.
"'·

Since 1924
5810 Seventh Avenue, Kenosha, Wis.
School - Office - Institutional - Church - Hotel- Motel
Furniture and Equipment
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES
(we take trade-ins)
Greeting Cards - Stationery - Gifts
Phone - Kenosha OLympic 4-2193

Barden S
1

Hillside Inn

DEPARTMENT STORE

Dinners - Sandwiches

Kenosha, Wis.

TU 9-4430

Since 1889

Kenosha's Home of Well-Known
Nationally Advertised Merchandise of
Better Quality

Camp Lake, Wisconsin

145

Lots of fun if you're over 21

Hildebrandt's Dept. Store

Compliments of

Bamboo Hut

Everything for Everyone

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

PIZZA

Phone TR 7-2456 for Carry-Out

Twin Lakes Barber Shop

Al's Boat Shop

Open Tues. Thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed Mon. except on holidays

Century Inboard and Mercury Outboard Motors
Alum. - Wood - Fiberglass Boats
Sporting Goods, Hunting and Marine Supplies
Inside Storage and Repair Service

John Indrika, Prop.
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Phone TR 7-2462

Twin Lakes, Wis.

THANK YOU

Twin takes Beaute Studio
Virginia Thorn, Prop.
Open Tuesday Through Saturday
Evenings: Tuesday and Thursday
Compliments of

Phone TR 7-2434
Twin Lakes, Wis.

RICHTER'S

SENTRY FOODS
Phone TR 7-2484

Dr. Fred C. Mayer

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Dentist
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
Phone TR 7-2727

146

Larson & Hofner
Aldens Catalog
Sales Store

"The Stag Shop"
Open 9 to 9

241 E. Chestnut St.

"Fashion Firsts"
For Men and Boys

Burlington, Wis

Phone 763-2495

Burlington, Wis.

Aluminum Products
CONGRATULATIONS
Telephone TRiangle 7-2550

AND

Twin Lakes Construction Co.

GOOD LUCK
TO ALL THE

General Contractors

WILMOT

Estimates Furnished
Wm. Krumpen

GRADUATES

Bassett, Wis.
\

CHEESE - HICKORY MEAT
at

Compliments of

Ray Bacon's

Klondike Corners

Rt. 2, Box 15A

Salem, Wis.

Phone Vlnewood 3-3921

Phone OL 8-8558
Compliments of

Julius Urban

Rode's

Custom Tailoring - Men and Women

2204 Roosevelt Road

Cleaning - Pressing - Remodeling

Kenosha, Wisconsin
2230 Roosevelt Road, Kenosha, Wis.

147

Co rl' s Store

Gamble's

Fountain- Film- Baby Needs- Toys
Home Remedies- Veterinary Products
Papers - Magazines - Cosmetics

Authorized Dealer
"The Friendly Store"

TUcker 9-9891

Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Ed and Carrie Braund, Owners

Bauman Hardware Co.
Schultz Skelgas Service

General Hardware

Silver Lake, Wis.

Plumbing Supplies- Water Systems

Plumbing, Heating and Appliances

Electrical Supplies

Arthur Schultz, Prop.
Silver Lake, Wisconsin
TU 9-5552

Wheatland KE 7-4887
Phone TU 9-4353

Best Wishes from

Dairy Queen

Chicago Tavern

Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Silver Lake, Wis.

Phone TU 9-9861

H. E. Williams

Bill's

Groceries and Meats
STANDARD SERVICE
General Merchandise
Silver Lake, Wisconsin
Silver Lake, Wisconsin
Phone TU 9-9861
Phone TU 9-4182

148

TOWN 'N COUNTRY SHOPP.ING CENTER
11 FINE STORES TO SERVE YOU

Ace Hardware
Connolly's Jewel Tea
Holleb's Fashion Center
Maurer's Flowers
Norge Village
Serto Furniture
Spiegel's
Tots & Teens
Town 'N Country Liquor Store
Warner's Cleaners
Wilson's Variety Store
4600- 75th Street

Kenosha, Wisconsin

149

The Angei S
1

Solem Electric

Dining Room - Cocktail Lounge
Formerly Our Country Club

Hwy. 83- Salem, Wis.

Hours: 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.

Sales and Service

Phone VI 3-2111
Milt Raditz, Jr.

Cater to Parties

Wiring and Motor Repair- Appliances

Hwy. 83 and Wilmot Road

Admiral - Zenith - General Electric

Phone UN 2-9191

John Bobula & Sons
Installations - Cleaning - Repairing

Johnson's

Power Machine Digging - Elec. Rodding

Service Station and Garage

Sewerage and Septic Systems
Contractors

Phone VI 3-5551
Hwy. 83

Phone KEllogg 7-4848

Salem, Wisconsin

Burlington, Wis.

Burlington
Consumers Cooperative

Towne & Country lanes
Air Conditioned

763-3521

Phone 763-7333

Burlington, Wis.

264 Pine St., Burlington, Wis.

BR 9-3311
Genoa City, Wis.

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Compliments of

DRY GOODS

Bonk of Burlington

Ready-to-Wear

Serving the Community Since 1872

Burlington, Wis.

Member of F.D.I.C.

Phone 763-3575

150

Compliment$ of the

B & K Shoe Store

lakes Area Advertisers~ Inc.

Good Shoes for the Entire Family
for Over 37 Years

PUBLISHERS
Phone Antioch 404-1404

524 Milwaukee Avenue
Burlington, Wis.

Seors Roebuck & Co.
1

lyons-Ryan Ford

Burlington, Wisconsin

Antioch, Ill.

Shop at Sears and Save

Kenosha, Wis.

Fritzi S Sausage Shop

Silver lake Grill

Everything Home Made

Fine Food - Quick Service

Hwy. 50- 1 Mile East of Fox River

Low Prices

Route 2- Box 74- Salem, Wisconsin

Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Wagner & Juranek

Insurance for Your Every Need
Auto - Fire - Life - Hospital
All Casualty Coverages

1

Clothing and Furnishings for
Men and Boys

Gerold M. Siebert

Formal Wear Headquarters

Real Estate and Insurance
Siebert's Hotel

Burlington, Wisconsin

Phone VI 3-4411

Salem, Wisconsin
151

Compliments of

Antioch Lumber & Coal
Company, Inc.

Nick's Shell Service

Everything to Build Anything
See Our New Display Rooms

Phone UN 2-3911
Trevor Road and Highway SA

Dial 395-0015 - 395-0016
Antioch, lllinois

Trevor, Wisconsin

Twin Lakes Garage

Garb's

Lawrence H. Kempken, Prop.

Handbags - Luggage - Gifts
Repairs on All Makes of Cars
Start Your Travels Thru Life with Luggage
From GARB'S

Greasing- Washing- Towing Service
Twin Lakes

Kenosha, Wis.

TR 7-2777

Compliments

Waukegan, Til.

One Hour 11 Martinizing 11

CLASS OF 1962

The Most in Drycleaning
Carl C. Seemann

Decker's Tavern

388 Lake Street

Camp Lake, Wis.

Phone Antioch 395-0311

The Klass Men's Store

Barnstable Dept. Store

Stanley Toton

Clothing for the Family

921 Main Street

Antioch, lllinois

Antioch, lllinois

152

Mrs. Young's Snack Shack
Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Young's Gift Shop
and Penny Arcade

Hamburgers, French Fried Shrimp,
Steak Sandwiches, Baked Ham,
Bar-B-Q

Phone TRiangle 7-2313

Fountain Service
Opposite Public Beach

Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Young

Phone TR 7-2644

'

Compliments of
Congratulations and Best Wishes from

Meinhardt Bank

Twin Lakes
Recreation, Inc.

Burlington, Wis.

Bowling Instructors Leagues and Open Bowling
Twin Lakes Ballroom
Phone TR 7-2616 or TR 7-2065

Home of Teen-Age Dancing

Fair Lady

Available for Weddings, Parties and
Social Affairs

BEAUTY SHOPPE

Phone TRiangle 7-2722

Tinting and Hair Cutting
Twin Lakes, Wis.

153

Chas. and Em's
Candy - Ice Cream - School Supplies

MONTGOMERY WARD

Variety Store

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Wilmot, Wisconsin

Congratulations

Mayer Drug

Class of 1962

Kenosha, Wis.
"Your Prescription Store"

Camp Lake Nursing Home

5537 Sixth Avenue

TUcker 9-4321

Bell Dressed Men Are Well Dressed Men

Brass Ball

Bell Clothing House, Inc.

LOUNGE-RESTAURANT

6th Avenue - Corner 56th

Facilities for Banquets and Private Parties

Kenosha, Wisconsin

Salem, Wisconsin

Phone OL 4-3527

VI 3-3711

Compliments of

Wilmot Auto Service
Harm Garwood, Mgr.

Ideal Bakery

Phone UN 2-9181

Center Lake Woods, Wisconsin

154

Best Wishes To the Class of 1962

"Our Prayer"
For the past, present and future
May our efforts be for the good of
All people. Our weaknesses and failures
Be forgiven. Our successes accomplished
With humility. And may we HELP
YOUR CHILDREN TO FOLLOW
The paths of righteous living
Throughout their lives.

Compliments of

Ed Dicklin Enterprises
Twin Lakes, Wis.

Rollin' Wheels Roller Rink

Cement Work - Builders
Box 296

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Phone TR 7-2450

"Is Your Treasury Fund Low?"
Plan a special party for your church, school
or group organization. For information call
TR 7-2272 or TR 7-9175
We welcome parents and guardians at all times.
No charge when accompanying children or
party groups.

Hansen's Paint Store

Boats - Cottages

DUR-0-PLASTIK
For Walls of Distinction

Holoubek's Resort
Located on Lake Elizabeth - (Lower Lake)

Phone TRiangle 7-2266

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Phone Numbers TR 7-9173- TR 7-2510

Since 1921

Mariondale Farms

. C & l's Place

Distributor of
Golden Guernsey Dairy Products
King Sun Orange Juice
Jones Dairy Farm Products

Twin Lakes, Wis.
TRiangle 7-9192

(Next to Sentry)

Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
155

Best Wishes Graduates ...

Clarke's Drive In

"Gifts That Are Treasured"

Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Live Bait,

from

Tackle, and Fishing Licenses

C. S. Hubbard

Studio Girl Cosmetics- Films

Jeweler and Engraver
705 - 58th St.

Trevor, Wisconsin

Kenosha, Wis.

Van's Boot House
Boats and Motors For Rent
Fishing Baits of All Kinds

Robert F. Horton

Silver Lake, Wis.

General Contractor
Phone UNderhill 2-3252
"Your Satisfaction Is Our Guarantee"
Compliments of

Wilmot, Wisconsin

Al's Zesto Drive Inn
Twin Lakes, Wis.

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Robel -Swatek
Shell Gasoline with TCP and

Chiappetta Clothing

Furnace Oil with 50A - 5X

Kenosha, Wisconsin
Silver Lake, Wis.
KE 7-4832

156

TU 9-4111

Congratulations Class of '62

Hartnell Chevrolet Co.

Polze Shell Service

Salem, Wisconsin

Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Phone VI 3-3311

Phone TU 9-8401

KE 7-2261

Where you can buy with confidence

IMONTGOMERY WARD f

Schmidt Implement Co.
John Deere Farm Equipment
Since 1935

STORE FOR THE HOME
AND FAMILY

Salem, Wisconsin

Burlington, Wisconsin

Silver Lake Barber Shop
and Sports Shop

Bassett Hardware

Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Stanley Stoxen, Prop.

Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat.
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

General Hardware, Plumbing and Heating
Phone TR 7-2055

Three Barbers
Francis O'Neil- Dennis O'Neil- Henry Andre

Bassett, Wis.

"Look Your Best- For the Woman Who Cares"

Insure In Sure Insurance
with the

Ruth Ann's Beauty Service

Schenning Insurance Agency

Loth Building - Silver Lake, Wis.

Silver Lake, Wis.

Open Tuesday and Thursday Afternoon
Closed Wednesday Afternoon

Notary Public

Shop Phone TU 9-4654

Phone TUcker 9-5143

Hours 9 A.M.- 5 P.M.

157

S & J Grill

Hicks Gas
TWIN LAKES CO.

Breakfasts - Lunches - Dinners
Home Cooking
Take Out Orders
Pizzas

Bottle and Bulk Gas
Heating and Appliances

Henry J. Mack
··Box 627

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Phone TR 7-2433

Phone TR 7-2444

Compliments of

C Stop

Ernie S Boats and Baits

PIZZAS

Silver Lake, Wis.

Silver Lake, Wis.

1

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Village Cleaners
Chuck s Service Station

Louis Mowen

1

Formal Rental

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Twin Lakes, Wis.

TR 7-2707

'

Wisconsin Southern Gas
Compliments

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
Natural and L. P. Gas

Village Variety Shop
Twin Lakes, Wis.
John and Mary Bobis, Prop.

158

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Steve and Bea's

MY'S

Bayview

Kenosha, Wis.

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Compliments of

Scherrer Construction Co., Inc.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
New Munster and Burlington, Wis.

Silver Lake State Bank
Silver Lake, Wis.
Small Enough To Serve You Better- Large Enough
To Serve You Best
"The Bank That Satisfied Customers Built"
Member F.D.I.C.

160

Paddock Lake Lumber Co.

Holtdorf

Salem, Wisconsin

Electric Appliance Sales and Wiring

Building Materials - Distributors for
Crown Aluminum Sidings - Remodeling

G-E Appliances - Speed Queen
Phone TU 9-4311

Call Us for Estimates
Silver Lake, Wisconsin

Compliments of

Gehring Well Drillers

Bakke Electric Company

Wells and Water Systems
Electric Wiring Sales and Service
Twin Lakes, Wis.

Hotpoint and RCA Appliances

TRiangle 7-2694
Waterford, Wisconsin

Meals - Swimming - Boats - Cottages

Boats

Kitchenette Apt.

Pete's Benedict Lake Resort

Oakland Resort

Picnic Grounds - Tavern

Powers Lake, Wis.
Tavern - Dining - Picnic Tables

Agnes Mazurk and Sons, Prop.
Genoa City, Wis.

Rooms

Phone BR 9-6336

Phone BR 9-8998

Nippersink Manor Resort

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Genoa City, Wis.
Wishes the Class of 1962
Best of Luck in the Future

Kenosha's Largest Jewelers
58th St.

161

Kenosha, Wis.

Best Wishes

Elmer J.Knudtzon

A & A Refrigeration

REAL ESTATE

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Phone TR 7-2382

Phone TR 7-2011

Ackerman's Resort

Chas. Harbaugh

Lumber Co.

Caters to Parties - Outings - Banquets

Twin Lakes, Wisconsin

Lounge - Dining Room - Hotel - Motel

SPRING GROVE LUMBER CO., INC.

Twin Lakes, Wis.

"Quality Products"
"Courteous Service"

Phone TR 7-2601

Phones: TRiangle 7-2131 and 7-2132
Wayne Cavanaugh, Prop.

Laundromat
SELF-SERVICE

Compliments of

Twin Lakes, Wis.

We Met Inn

Wash 20 Lbs.- 35c
Extract 3 Loads- 10c
Dry- 10c

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Open 7 Days A Week Including Holidays

The Weather Vane

Compliments

Twin Lakes, Wis.

Village Realty

Luncheon - Dinner

Hazel Olson

Sunday Breakfast

Real Estate - Insurance

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Sunday from 8 a.m.
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Phone TR 7-2686

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