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Hillcrest 1968 Hillcrest Colby High School Colby, Wisconsin 1968 Table of Contents Dedication Administration Class of '68 Class of '69 Class of '70 Junior High Activities Athletics Ads Dedication We at Colby High School have been provided with a magnificent educational system. We have been endowed with a complex of buildings and a faculty that rival those of much larger cities. But just as a nation cal'! be no greater than its people, Colby High School would be an empty, meaningless thing if it were not for its students. The students of a school lend life, meaning, and an identity to what otherwise would be a dark, empty shell with no purpose for existence. There­ fore, the annual staff of Colby High School dedicates this 1968 edition of Hillcrest to you, the student body. One that has, through its participation in all phases of chool activities and its demonstration of school spirit, helped make Colby High School the great institution of learning that it is. A Year Is a Long Time - Too Long to Forget. .. ADMINISTRATION School Board Mr. G. J. Wiedenhoeft Mr. Ansel Messer Mr. E. H. Boss Clerk President Treasurer The Board of Education of Colby Public Schools has the responsibility of overseeing the complete education­ al program of the school. They serve as a policy making body, determining the best policies to facilitate the opera­ tion of the school system. Among their many duties are ap­ proving a budget for each school year, providing transportation for students, providing a hot lunch program, em­ ploying sufficient educational staff to accommodate the pupil population, making certain all buildings are prop­ Dr. J. W. Koch Mr. T. R. Grammer Director erly equipped and maintained, as well as keeping abreast of educational Director happenings and trends in order to keep pace with the demands of today's ed­ ucation. The Board of Education meets reg­ ularly every month and in addition has many special meetings during the year as needed. While their duties are many and their hours long, the Colby Board of Education is pledged to providing the finest educational opportunities and advantages for the youth of the school district. Mr. W. C. Pinter Mr. Calvin Schultz Director Director Administration Mr. Boe ttcher Mr. Boettcher received his Bachelor's Degree at W.S. U. Stevens Point and his Master's Degree at the University of Wyoming. As the executive officer of the School Board, he submits budgets and plans the spending of money in our district. Mr. Boettcher also carries out the policies dictated by the School Board. Mr. Schwartz Mr. Schwartz accepted his dutie as principal at Colby High School early last summer. lie received his Bachelor's Degree at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota and his Master's Degree at the University of Minnesota. As principal, his major duties are the following: su­ pervision of the Junior and Senior High School; development of the curriculum; bus transportation; and the unpleasant, but necessary, task of discipline. Mr. Schwartz comments that he enjoys working with the students and faculty of Colby High School. Mrs. Hibbard As supervisor of the elementary grades, Mrs. Hibbard's duties vary. She sets up parent-teacher conferences, co­ ordinates curricula, and, in general, keeps classes from kindergarten to ninth grade running smoothly. Mrs. Hibbard received her Bachelor's Degree at W.S. U. Stevens Point and her Master's degree at W.S. U. Superior. Guidance Mr. Haavi sto As guidance counselor for the Senior High, Mr. Haavisto's services are invaluable to the students of C.H.S. His duties consist of arranging individual class schedules, testing, and of course, offering advice about college and careers to unde­ cided seniors. Students waiting to see Mr. Haas or Mr. Haavisto can browse and enjoy the comforts of their new waiting room. Mr. Haas Junior High School students with questions and prob­ lems can come to Mr. Haas for answers. In addition to his duties as Junior High Guidance Counselor, Mr. Haas is also assistant principal. In this position his main jobs are sched­ uling of classes and handling the federal program. Faculty "One more wise crack Frances and I'll ..........." "If those two 'assistants', Mr. Neitzel and Mr. We tberg would have kept their fingers off this!!!!" OKAY, gang, one big cheer for the teachers--Aw come on you guys, report cards come out next week. MRS. MARGARET ARMSTRONG MISS DELORES BEAUDETTE MRS. CA THERINE BEILFUSS English 11 & 12 Chorus Jr. High Social Studies WSU River Falls St. Thomas WSU Stevens Point MISS BERNICE BRINK MRS. MARIE CARRUTHERS MRS. FAITH CASKEY Math, Girls Physical Education Special Education English 9 & 11 WSU Stevens Point WSU Milwaukee & Stevens Point Northland College "Eat up! We're not going to get anything at home." MR. FRED CASKEY Biology 1 & 2 Northland College We've had so many injuries that we're signing up anybody. MR. LARRY FRL Physics, Algebra I WSU Eau Claire MRS. EVELYN FAHRENBACH MRS. VIRGINIA FISCHER MR. RUSSEL GAARDER 7th & 8th English General Science, Biology Algebra I & 2, Trigonometry WSU Stevens Point WSU Stevens Point WSU Eau Claire MR. TOM GAMMEL MRS. GAIL GRUENBERG MR. RICHARD GUNDERSON Boys Swimming Advanced Typing, Bookkeeping Boys Phy. Ed. Macalester College WSU Marquette Winona State College "Oh no! This is for 'little' Stevie." MRS. ELAINE HAAS English 1, Speech W.S. U. Eau Clair MRS. JOYCE HAA Y!STO MISS JEAN HERMAN MRS. KATHLEEN HINKS Personal Typing, Shorthand Girls' Phy. Ed. Home Economics W.S. U. Whitewater W.S.U. La Crosse Stout State University "• ·5 THE !SON AL tr MR. STANLEY JARZIN MR. ROSS JESSE MR. ELMER JOHNSON Driver's Ed., Biology Algebra 1, Geometry Consumer Ee., Am. Problems W.S. U. Superior W.S. U. River Falls Oklahoma State University ~ MRS. MARGRET JOSEPH MR. SELMER NELSON MRS. JANICE NOMADY Art Welding, Power Mechanics French WSU Madison University of Minnesota WSU Stevens Point re Lo I~, Cu Zn Ga Ru Rh Pd A9 Cd Rt O, I, Pt A I I MR. CHARLES NOMADY MR. HARVEY OLUND MR. JOIIN PANKO Chemistry, Physics Industrial Arts World History WSU Stout WSU Stout WSU Stevens Point MRS. EVELYN POEHNELT MR. JAMES RICKARD Special Reading "Does your teacher REALLY let you Band do that?" is the favorite comment of Taylor County Teacher's College WSU Milwaukee our substitute teacher, Mrs. Brunker. MRS. HARRIET SCHWARTZ MR. DON STEFFEN MRS. CAROL SUBERA Home Ee., Family Living English 10 Agriculture, Industrial Arts St. Cloud State College W.S. U. River Falls Stout State "Hey, listen to this!" MR. STEVE SUBERA American History W.S.U. La Crosse MR. BILL SWEDA MRS. MARY TENNIS MR. DUANE TESKA General Math, Science Librarian Boys' Phy. Ed., Driver's Ed. W. S. U. River Falls College of St. Teresa W.S. U. River Falls, Kansas State MRS. DOROTHY THIEME MISS JUDY WANDREY MR. DUANE WEBB 8th & 9th Fnglish Speech Clinician WSU Stevens Point Metal Working WSU Eau Claire Stout State "It's not fast, but it's efficient." "Coffee, tea, or milk?" MRS. KAREN WINKLER Jr. High Social Studies WSU Stevens Point If you ever see a walking stack of "You know we don't allow any cleats books; it's Mrs. Umhoefer. MISS RUTH ANN ZOELLN ·R in school." 7th & 8th Math Saint Norbert College Secretarial Staff MRS. WILDE Mrs. Wilde is the voice you most often hear coming over the P.A. system with the announcements. She has worked here at CHS for two years and she handles many jobs such as taking care of locker keys, schedules, and lunch tickets. When asked if there was any comment she had about her work, she quickly replied, "There's never a dull moment." MISS MILLER Following her graduation from Colby High School, Chris became a secretary in the Colby School District. Among her varied duties as district secretary to Mr. Boettcher are: paying bills, taking care of the payroll, filling out state reports, sending district letters, and preparing a report for the school board each month. Chris has a beautiful new office this year and says she likes it very much. MISS CLINE Starting her first full year as secretary at Colby High School, Miss Cline's duties include checking attendance records, selling lunch tickets, taking care of insurance, and making announcements. Miss Cline has previously worked at the Elementary School, the Marshfield Clinic, and the Radke Insurance Agency. Maintenance Engineers Alex Hilber, Gramps Schultz, and Royal Awe are the men that keep our school building in smooth running order. Always ready with a quick smile or a good word, they are among the most liked people on the Colby High School staff. Culinary Wizards With this year's new kitchen facilities, cooking should be simplified; but then feeding 700 hungry students is never easy. The cooks that serve us so faith­ fully are Mrs. Ida Faming, Mrs. Helen Brehm, Mrs. Laura Lenhard, Mrs. Evelyn Herman, and Mrs. Marjorie Brehm. CLASS OF '68 Mr. Noma(ly, Mrs. Caskey, Mr. Haavisto, and Mr. Webb are the senior class advisors. The officers are Mary Lamont, secretary; Gerald Brecke, president; Helen Denzin, vice-president; and Ann Umhoefer, treasurer. SUSAN ALLMANN PAULA ANDERSON JUNE ATCHERSON ROBERT AYER ROGER BALLERSTEIN BARBARA BAUER KAREN BEDNAREK BETTY BEISNER DANEIL BENDER CHERYL BINNING SANDRA BLASEL REBECCA BLUIIM RONALD BOSS GEORGIA BRANDT GERALD BRECKE TOM BROWN MARY LEE BRUNKER TERRY COLE GIACOMINA COLOCCI BETTY DEARTH HELEN DENZIN JIM DIEDRICH BARBARA ENGEL GEORGE FECKER CONNIE FIRNSTAHL WALTERETTE FITENSE JERRY FLINK GENE FRANE BARBARA FROME DONNA FROME JOE GABRJEL JOIIN GEIGER NEIEL GILBERT DON GIPP Miss llerman told her that TO CII rootball was safer.
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