Appleton East High School - Lantern Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

THE LANTERN 1971 APPLETON HIGH SCHOOL EAST APPLETON, WISCONSIN VOLUME IV TABLE OF CONTENTS StudentLife.........,A.... 4 Academics............... .18 Organizations..............38 and so, we travel on. it's hard to say just how, because, for every person there's a different way to understand the breaking dawn and face the gathering wind. lnow' isn't the easiest time for us, this stepping into another year and adding and subtracting from ourselves. it requires a strength that, too often, we find absent from our lives. and so, we gaze into the past in hopes that memories will cloak away the fears. strange, somehow, that memories don't often find themselves in books; it's the circles we remember most: the tests life brought us that demanded self-examination until we knew ourselves. and the times when excellence was a tool employed to teach each one about his own, real worth. and then those moments when life could only be understood alone away from all plastioity and clamor. funny how our only real happiness always realized its beginning in a mind alone, determined to understand. we were spun by other circles, too, perhaps. the game of life re-echoed on a football field, and jubilation over honors well deserved. friends spun in circles, too, sometimes cliqueSe but still, they helped us grow. and now that we gaze back, even the one-time-bad seems painted good. sad sometimes that no one's scoreboard ticks forever. outward things must pass, and outward circles cease, but when it all has come and gone, we each will travel on, and face the gathering winds, and smile at breaking dawns, and step into the circles that spell time and life to us.-Chery1 Brunner Athletics .................. 84 Classes .................... l 12 Index ...................... 153 ' 7 v -?MNMKH$ ,, g ., 10 11 12 ion t 1ena A1 13 14 :a Vicrom MW ; z ., 3 -' -' , . 3 15 ilation Jub 6 l 18 ACADEMICS Above, Nancy Dejmek and Jerry VanderLinden let their dramatic talent show through in "She Stoops to Conquer." Below, Greg Grum- mer ponders his lines as he relaxes during the play. f Mrs. Eve Bauschek Miss Judy Boeder Mrs. Evelyn Burroughs Miss Jeanne Carlson Mr. Daniel Cibrario Mrs. M. Christopherson Modern Dance Club Drill Team F.T.A. Club Ushers Club Courier Bowling Club 20 Jeanne Douglass and Bob Buesing use much expression to portray Adam and Eve in their senior English class. Mrs. A. Hoecherl Mr. Gerald Howard Mr. James Hutchinson Mr. Ronald King Mr. John Main Forensics ABC Patriot Players Courier Ski Club Mrs. Kristin Ostrowski Mr. Del Prust Mr. John Svejda Miss Diane Woefel Mr. Paul Freund Mr. Sam Tralango Football Coach Dramatics Cheerleaders Head Track Coach Pep Club Letterman's Club 22' A Band members concentrate to strive for perfection during one of their many practices. As a result of their practicing they earned an invitation to appear in the Orange Bowl parade on Ian. 1, 1972. Mike Drinkard studies the strings of the bass during a student recital sponsored by the orchestra. Cindy Herrant and Terry Bock put together a duet for their chorus assignment. Miss Frances Bubolz Mr. Thomas J acobs Chorus Band, Student Council Drill Team Mr. Gordon Nelson Mrs. Evelyn Wilke Band Orchestra ART The potter's wheel is continually spinning as this young potter puts The imaginative minds of the art students create monsters out of sand the finishing touches on his bowl. such as this one. This type of painting makes a person delve deeply into his mind in order to find a meaning for it. Mr. Norman Sitte Mr. Joseph Perez Vincent Van Goghers Cross Country Coach Asst. Basketball Coach 23 24 A student is intently studying grammar, a vital part of a She then puts it to good use in using the correct forms of foreign language. pronunciation. For variety Latin students get the opportunity to teach the class in their own method. Miss L. Anderson Mrs. P. Anderson Mr.S.Dworatschek Mr. L. Mercier Mrs. S. Rosemond German Club Lantern French Club Latin Club, Ski Club Spanish Club This student gets his tongue into the act while trying to pronounce a word during his Spanish class. Madame Anderson goes over the important concepts of a French lesson to one of her first year classes. 25 26 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Michael Funk Ecology Club Mr. Kohlman hands back a World History test to an anxious student. Below he emphasizes a point during a lecture. Mr. Orv Koepke Volleyball 5' . 1-433"? 9-3 Mr. W. Radke Athletic Director, Baseball Coach Mr. George Croy Mr. Ken Flood Mrs. J. Holmes Mr. K. Kohlman Mr. A. Stoner Mr. L. Nagler Future Medics Asst. Swimming Coach Junior American History students view a film on Adolph Hitler during their study of World War II. A World Geography student points to Appleton, just a speck on the globe. Mr. Kohlman shows the relationships between society and the individual during an anthropology unit of World History. 27 BUSINESS Future secretaries concentrate on improving their typing skills. y; 4 Mrs. Darlene Bleck Mr. Gordon Case Miss Kathyrn Rowe Miss Darlene Sayler Publications, Business Mr. J . Schwanke Mrs. A. Sloboda Mrs. C. Sullivan Mr. Harry Taylor Dist. Ed. Club 28 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION A look of surprise comes across this sophomore's face as she dis- covers that she has only made one mistake on her typing assignment. , 3, By the end of the year these novice key punch operators will be able to produce cards by the thousands. 29 30 Mr. Donald Gee Asst. J.V. Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Mr. Robert DeJanes Electronics Club Mr. Ken Keliher Mr. Richard Lee INDUSTRIAL ARTS Above, MI. Gee shows one of his students the intricate use of a lathe. Below, Industrial Art students perfect their work by comparison with their fellow students. Mr. Ronald Odegaard Mr. Owen Reppert Mr. Robert Schultz Patriot Press Camera Club HOME ECONOMICS Using their skills learned in class, girls created the latest looks in Girls are prepared for future vocations by getting experience on fashions. knitting machines. Miss M.Van De Walle Mrs. S. Dawiedczyk Mrs. Ellen Goolsbey Miss Mary Marzolf Miss Alice Judd F .H.A. 31 PHYSICAL EDUCATION An unidentified trampolinest concentrates on movement and form as she Senior girls had the opportunity to learn the art of fencing. flies through the air. Above: Chris Mann is struck by her opponent during a bout. Mrs. D. Frantz Mr. David Black Miss Pat Moede Mr. David Hussey Miss B. Marko Mr. R. Farenholz G.A.A. Boy's Intramurals G.A.A. Gymnastic's Coach G.A.A. Boy's Intramurals k 32 AND DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. McGinnis reviews the fundamentals of driving with the sophomores before they take the big step; getting behind the wheel and putting classroom applications together on the driving range. Below, senior boys don't take birdies lightly when it comes to badminton. V Mr. Richard Anderson Mr. John McGinnis I.V. Wrestling Coach 33 34 MATHEMATICS Mr. Robert Bauman I.V. Basketball Coach Mr. William Morse Head Basketball Coach Golf Coach Mr. John Biolo Asst. Football Coach Swimming Coach to his Fourth Year Math whizzes. Mr. R. Pike Mrs. E. Borchardt Mr. R. Rudzinski Head 1V. Student Council Football Coach Mr. Biolo shows his artistic ability while explaining vectors Mrs. D. Cherry Shadowy figures appear when the overhead projector is used to explain geometry to students. Good Grief! It's Snoopy computerized! SCIENCE h x Above left: Amid flasks, pipettes, tubes, and other apparatus, this young chemist is successfully performing her lab assignment for the day. Above right: Once again, another sophomore class is learning the fundamentals of science in their biology class. Below: Physics students perfect their lab fechnique. Mr. G. Howenstine Mr. David Bayer Mrs. Martha Gilpin Mr. Gerhald Hansel Publications Photographers Mr. W. Halverson Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach Mr. Jack Burroughs Graduation Comm. Miss Karla Kiesow Girls' Swim Club Mr. Robert Hallada Science Club ADMINISTRATION Mr. Stanley H. Ore Mr. Frank J . Albrect Principal Asst. Principal School Board. Standing: Mr. Orlyn Zieman, Mr. Kenneth Sager, Mr. Carl Becker, Mr. Charles Buchanan. Sitting: Mr. John Schneider, Mrs. Patricia Danford, Mrs. Mabel McClenahan, and Mr. John McKenzie. Mr. J. Standiford Mrs. A. M. Platon Mrs. C. Brown Mrs. H. Dillon Mr. W. Kleman Mr. C. Radtke P.P.O. P.P.O. Guidance Guidance Guidance Guidance 36 LIBRARY AND OFFICE Mr. Barry Bauschek Mrs. Bonita Loeh Mrs. Jane Azzi Miss Beverly Wrobleski Library Library Library Library Mrs. Carol Behnke Mrs. Barbara Hechel Mrs. Carol Carlson Miss Judie VanEperen Office Office Office Office MAINTENANCE AND VENDING MACHINES ; 1:33 ,, 3a,? QXW w Left to right: 151: row: Mrs. Beyer, Mr. Schinke, Mr. Grishaber, Mr. Left to right: Mrs. VanderWielen, Mrs. Siewert and Mrs. Culligan. Meyer. 2nd row: Mr. Neitzke, Mr. Muck, Mr. Stoeffel. 3rd row: Mr. DeShaney and Mr. Lockery. Missing: Miss Shirley Helser, Mrs. Mary Schmidt, and Miss Terese Wisnet. 38 ORGANIZATIONS 4O REPRESENTATIVES Student Council officers: Bob Bue-sing WresJ, Gary Simpson GarlmJ, Mark Wendi UreasJ, Heidi Beckman $ecj, and Mike Drinkard Nice- PresJ discuss an important school issue at one of the weekly council meetings. Executive Committee. H. Beckman, B. Schneider, C. Kagen, M. Drinkard, L. Bauman, M. Wendi and I. Retson. VOICED OPINIONS M.. During the second semester, Mike Drinkard suc- ceeded to the post of Student Council president. Chuck Kagen tabovet was elected vice-presi- dent. Above is one of the Fond du Lac students who came to visit East for a week. The program was in collaboration with the two school's stu- dent councils. THE LANTERN Rob Leach looks up from concentration on the sports pages of the Lantern. t .. ; Ruth Bretheim helps Pam Brewer with a layout for the yearbook's Academics' section. Janet Merkel, one of the Lantern photogra- phers, takes pictures out of the dryer in the darkroom. The staif photographers were ad- vised by Mr. Hansel. Lantern editors: Bottom row: Ruth Bretheim, Robin Rohloff, Micki Mader, Rob Leach, Ann Engelman, Barb Hanstedt and F red Poppe. Second Row: Kris Anderson, Mike Midkiff and Dave Turek. 42 RECORDED MEMORIES Barb Dorzweiler goes over countless pictures and captions as part of her work on the 'Organizations' staff. Mrs. Anderson spent hours punching at the type- writer and helping editors in her position as the Lantern's advisor. Ann Engelman and Sue Hanson check over a list of names for the yearbook's index. Ruth Bretheim, Editor-In-Chief of the Lantern, looks over pictures to be used in the opening pages. 43 COURIER RECORDED THE YEARS EVENTS Geoff Gilpin enjoys a snack and at the same time obtains Sports Editors John Sinclair and Brian Borchardt look over an article which the necessary energy to complete his assignment. they collaborated on for the Courier. Mary Skarda finds that being Editor-in-Chiet of the school newspaper can be a trying and exhausting experience. Mary succeeded Bob Buesing as uchief" at the second semester. Two members of the Courier staff, Cheryl Swick and Steve Haynes, work out their problem on the magic guessing stick. GIRLS SUIT UP FOR ATHLETICS Rita Gerhardt watches a demonstration of judo skills by Bonnie Purner and her partner. During a weekly gymnastics practice, Lynn Skarda assists a fellow G.A.A. member, Toni Mueller, in a handstand on the balance beam. Awaiting their turn, G.A.A. members get into position for take oft in a swimming competition among the classes. The juniors won the con- test by tallying the highest number oftpoints. Julie Sawyers battles with her opponent for the ball during a G.A.A. basketball game. G.A.A. offered many sports for girls this year in- cluding gymnastics, badminton, and basketball. DEBATE AND ECOLOGY CLUBS The official debate team consisted of Donna Maas, Lenny Kachinsky, Ann Mancl, Chuck Kagen, Cheryl Brunner and Jan Iuracek. A special debate group composed of Lenny Kachinsky, Mike Smith koachL Mike Sullivan and Craig Swanson, met to discuss the school budget. Above photos: Ecology Club president Gary Meyer talks to club members about problems and solutions. Left: Paul Mc- Namee and Mike Meetz display an air monitoring system. FORENSICS: COMPETITIVE SPEAKING 31 x 165 Kathy Rieman accepts the trophy she won for taking first place in the local forensics meet which was held at East. Lisa Farnum concentrates on the presentation of her four-minute speech. Ian Juracek reads poetry in the interpretive Dave Schiedermayer proudly admires reading section of the tournament. the trophy he received for his efforts h in a forensics tournament. 47 48 APPLETON HIGH SCHOOL EAST Officers Rick Heinritz, V. Pres.; Lee Bauman, Sec.; Rick De Cock, Pres.; and Bob Pear- son, Treas.; conduct a Key Club meeting. Rick Heinritz and Jeff Hoerning prepare a film to be shown as a part of the program for a Key Club meeting, Rick De Cock and Dave Schutte sell donuts at a sale which helped Key Club earn money for many of its service projects. USHERS SERVED THE SCHOOL Ushers organize themselves moments before the arrival of the parents at the annual "Par- Officers Kathy Christianson W. Presj and Ann ents' Night" in November. Engelman Great work out the ushers' schedules. "I can get you a front row seat for a twenty," seems to be the meaning of the ex- Teri Paden and Sue Uehling cheerfully greet guests at pression on usher Sharon Smith's face. the door of the auditorium. 50 PATRIOT PLAYERS Gail Philippi helps out set production by adding a coat of paint to a wall. The main characters in H110 in the Shade," Walt Gander, Gary Linstad, Sherrie VanWyk and Jim Olson, rehearse on stage. The members of the casts spent many hours in rehearsal. During one of the first practices, Judy Smith, Steve Haynes and Judy Cardin go through their "Crucible" parts. Gary Simpson and Matt La Pierre confront each other during dress rehearsal for the spring play, The "Cru- cible." PRODUCED SUCCESSES Penny Orbison tries to catch up on her homework while waiting for her cue during rehearsals of "110 in the Shade." I w! t , . i For the kids on stage crew, this sight represents the confu- sion, fun and hard work spent on the final effects required for this year's plays. lane Witherell and Matt La Pierre perform in the spring play. This scene takes place in Becky Malchow works on the scenery for one of the John Proctor's tMatt La Pierret home. Jane played Proctor's wife. school plays. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Sue Iahnke and Darlene Klepps organize magazines in the periodicals room of the I.M.C. Donna Maas, Barb Bellin, and Marylin Wundrow are a few of the many students who helped Mrs. Azzi with the everyday library chores. Above: Ed Schwartz and Gene Coonen of the AVA department pro- vide helpful service to many teachers. Right: Georgjean Rosenthal and other library assistants spread the holiday spirit by decorating the I.M.C. for the Christmas season. 52 ABC MEANS YOU AND ME Many students spent hours in the commons studying. Here ABC students Will Cooper, Marva Lewis, Kevin Brown, and Vanessa Hamilton, catch up on their homework. Marilyn Forster works with ABC students Tony Rodriguez, Mike Johnson, and Will , Cooper on the ABC homecoming float. ABC's motto "We've Got a Better Chance," answered the call for Patriot spirit in the homecoming parade. 54 PRESCRIPTION FOR FMA Club members Linda Huth, Jean Schroeder, Ian Wilden- berg and Robin Rohlofi discuss the club's coming events. REWARDING CAREERS The experts, Pat Hutton, Don Bockin, Jim Boldt and advisor Mr. Croy have problems figuring out how a tape recorder operates. WINNERS OF PHOTO CONTEST First place: People-Mary Jo Bonner. 4., UKbon Grand Prize: Placeerike Midkiif. Be1ow First place: Things" Mike Midkiff. Camera Club members created this display, and they also showed their own photography in another display case. PRINTING AND ELECTRONICS CLUBS John Wiegand demonstrates the useful- ness of an oscilloscope at an Electronics Club meeting. Electronics Club: Bottom row: Mr. Delanes; Lemke, R; Werner, C; Colling, S; Orbison, D; Biesterveld, M; LaPin, F; Back row: Hamel, I; Klapper, R; Sutter, I; Schroeder, E; Becker, P; Wiegand, J; Menning, C; McGowan, P; Heimmermann, M. Watrin Jim Murphy and Rich Cooney concentrate on the operation of a printing machine. Printing Club: Mr. Odegaard; Sloane, T; Murphy, I; Lichtenwalner, S; Managen, R; Lim- pert, D. SCIENCE CLUB INTRODUCED PROJECTS 5 h: ' Above and right: Bill Everson and Katie Behl give a demonstration for the benefit of the other Sci- ence Club members. Donna Wysocky demonstrates tWheatstone Bridge' to Bruce Richardson and Dennis Mancl, members of Science Club. Each club member worked on a science related project throughout the year. 57 FTA AND FHA PLANNED CAREERS Above: FHA club members B. Boldt, D. Franske, S. Franske and President J. Lamm work on one of the club's projects. Below: A FHA meeting. FHA was responsible for selling milk to students during the noon hours. Above: Jane Lamm and Sue Gasper wait for a customer during a lull in the business. Left: Jody Burkhardt and Anne VanderZanden, FTA members, board the bus in White- water where the group went for a seminar. Above: Ianet Merkil, club President, conducts a Future Teacher's Meeting. 58 VINCENT VAN-GOGH-ERS Connie Wickman and Peggy Knapton set up shop in the commons making wire flowers for an Art Club sale. -eew, Ms wmwm 3 e . 1'"""' i Amy VanGroll and Joan Kessler encourage Dennis Miller to buy an Art Club Christmas card. Three different styles of cards were made by the club members. A character from Sesame Street appears on the homecoming sceneecompliments of Art Club. 59 Diane Berkley, German Club president, plans the yeafs events. Enjoying the fruits of their labor are German Club members deft ther, D; Meyer, Do; Mitchell, D; Miss Anderson; Swick, C; Bellin, B- I to rightk Jensen, L; Nelson, J; Jansen, M; Buss, S; Miller, Su; Gun- Sponberg, P; and Voelz, P. 60 AA 4', Mrs. Anderson enjoys dinner in a French atmosphere with a few French Club members. UN PEU DE FRANCAIS Krista Olson, hostess of the French Club dinner, checks on the warming food. 4' . ! , The delicacies of French cuisine are en- "1 '6 ., French Club members, Ginny Ward, joyed by two happy members of French Nancy Richman and Anne Cron- Club, Anne Ziemer and Kate Des Marais. l! miller wait in line for their turn at , :3 the F rench food. 61 Spanish Club members lived dangerously at their club dinner. Mrs. Rosemond, I club advisor, assures Nancy Moder and Mary Bonner that Mexican sauces donlt eat through the stomach lining. tIl'ellri Mas: takes a well-deserved break before going on to e nex ourse. UN POCO DE ESPANOL This was the scene at the Spanish Club dinner in February at Tippy's Taco House. The wide variety of dishes including tacos, tamales, and tortillas, made it difficult to decide which ones to try iirst. Anne VanderZanden is the club's president. Vicki Pawer and Tom Mills pass through the smor- gasbord line to a new world of Mexican foods. LATIN CLUB BURIES RELICS In early spring the Latin Club decided to observe the process of aging. In these pictures, club members and advisor, Mr. Mercier, bury several relics to be "re- discovered" in later years. Although the conditions weren't exactly the same as they were in ancient Rome, the results should be interesting. Latin Club president, Barb Langman, discusses the more enjoyable sides of Latin at a club meeting. 63 64 SKI CLUB: THINK SNOW Even ski club uses the method of parliamentary procedure to conduct its business! John Allen, presiding officer, calls for the vote. Over the shoulder of an observing skier, the common scene of apparent chaos comes into view. Many skiers take refuge in the ski chalet while re- generating energy for the next dOthill ride. VICTORY WAS RIGHT UP THEIR ALLEY Following a long period of careful consideration, this determined bowler concludes that the only remaining solution is to try again. After the ball is gone, there is nothing to do but hope, wonder, and pray. Diane Berkley watches her ball roll towards the pins on straight course. An unidentified member of Bowling Club attempts to strike over the one remaining pin. A.F.S. INTRODUCED The cliche expression of hWhat is it?' is captured on Mr. Ore's face Mrs. hO' takes a break between cheers at the faculty basketball game as Anne Cronmiller served the main course at the A.F.S. dinner. held at West. Nancy Richman chuckles at Krista Olson's cool expression as they are both caught by the camera during the A.F.S. dinner. Mary Heztel performs with her guitar in the A.F.S. sponsored folk concert. NEW FRIENDS Disillusionment would be the only word to describe my reactions at A.E. with 1800 co-educational students, no dress code, diversity of subjects, and teachers minus graduation gowns. AE. was a great change from 750 single-sex students, prescribed uniform, basic subjects and gown-wearing teachers. Along with this, when one wakes up at 6:45 in order to go to school, something should be done with your education system. School in New Zealand begins at 9:20, and we have a 15 minute break in the morning, 1V3 hours for lunch, and leave school at 3:25. We don't have study halls or independ- ent study, much to my disappointment. The biggest problem I found was the winter in Wis- consin, or ttorture' as it was for me. When you come from a climate where you have never experienced temperatures below 30 degrees, a Wisconsin winter is somewhat of a new experience. When I left New Zea- land we had a bad winter'Z days of snow for a mas- sive total of 2", and school was closed on the second day. As a conclusion, I'd like to say that this experience at A.E. is one I'll never forget, and the people at East, Appleton and the U.S.A. have surpassed my greatest expectations. A final word would be that I hope that next year's football team finds a better kicker than the hopeless clod they had this year. Kim McDonald Debbie Gunther was chosen from this area to go abroad this summer as an A.F.S. student. Kim McDonald, alias nN.Z.", was our A.F.S. student from New Zea- land. He stayed with the family of Mike Sullivan. At the left are N.Z.'s reactions to East, Appleton and the U.S.A. Mrs. Bauschek glances at the scoreboard as the seconds tick away at the A.F.S. faculty game. 67 The students of dance gather arounri their teacher, club president Debbie Weyenberg. The girls line up in preparation for a dance exercise. GRACEFUL MOVEMENT THROUGH MODERN DANCE Modem dance officers Laura Yahr Gtandinm and Debbie Weyenberg demonstrate an exercise of grace and beauty. k "Express yourselves!" Many variations of self-expression come out in this "machine" routine. PATRIOT PADDLERS Elegance and precision are important parts of a successful water performance. Members of the Davita Swim Club work together for the desired formation. Davita swimmer, Iean Jensen, comes up for air. 69 Georgiann Bravick and Chris Groves perform with other members of the drill team and the marching band to put on a half time show for the homecoming game. W Nancy Dejmek, drill master, accompanies the drill team down College Avenue during the homecoming parade. UNIFORMS John HEd" Brewer dives into the waiting arms of Bebeau, P; Hoerning, I; Rogers, E; and Sinclair, I; members of the boys' cheerleading squad. Boys not present are Kagen, Drinkard, and Orbison. Varsity cheerleaders. Dafoe, J; Orbison, P; Christianson, K; Wiegman, G. teap- taint; Wagner, I; Klitzke, I; Sawyers, J. 70 Varsity cheerleaders huddle together to cheer in warmth at the last football game of the season. JV cheerleaders. Fischer, L; Hoffman, V; Karras, N; Davis, I; Einspahr, D; Uehlein, S; Lyscio, I. Drill Team. Bottom row: Jacquot, I; Derouso, D; Malueg, D; Turkow, mans, Mi. Mrill masten; Arthur, S; Von Allmen, C; Kelderman, L. C; Groves, C; Bravick, G; Nelson, La; Heuvelmans, Mo. Second row: Third row: Miller, L; Skarda, L; Mueller, A; Pike, N; Polakowski, L; Griesbach, I,- Seifert, L; Weiss, P; Stachowiak, B; Kulhavy, R; Heuvel- Moder, N; Dietz, L; Mach, C. 71 '72 ORCHESTRA TUNED UP Orchestra. First row: Kurka, Iu; Tilley, L; Dejmek, L; Michler, I; Vlossak, T; Mills, T; Kruger, G; Noppe, 1. Second row: North, M; Ruth, L; Krueger, W; McDowell, I; Brandt, B; Park, L; Michler, S; Paull, T; Rogers, S; Raisler, I; Luckow, B; Kurka, Ie. Third row: Lappen, M; Bel- lin, B; Hensel, L; Groves, C; Skutley, S; Malliet, B; Bretheim, R; Guither, C; Plait, J; Witherell, 1; Donahue, D; Hardt, D; Wolff, K; Berrens, W. Fourth row: Glassman, P; Vander Zanden, FOR THE SEASON A; Pruno, S; Cronmiller, A; Brouillard, T; Muck, L; Verhagen, V; Larson, V; Grunert, V; Ken- ney, S; Kruger, S; Ziesmer, B; Hanson, D; Miller, Ma; Krell, F; Fifth row: Dell, S; Nelson, J; Mann, C; Koester, R; Hanson, D; Mrs. Wilke, Gander, W; Klose, D; Koopman, A; Strebe, L; Boeing, I; Honk, C; Gillis, C; Haynes, S; Kenney, M; Neuman, S; Mainwaring, S; Olson, Ra; Bockin, D; Jesse, T; Ottman, I. ' 1w?- , -0 .. . W1 Above: A student teacher directs an orchestra practice session. Right: Al- though the members of this ensemble practiced under awkward conditions, the young musicians suffered through with the goal of perfection in mind. 74 PRACTICE Concert Chorale. First row: Hintz, T.; Besch, T.; Piette, C.; Kling, P.; Kauth, 1e.; LeClaire, V.; Lillge, F.; Witthuhn, 1.; Young, N. Third L.; 1ensen, M.; Miles, 1.; Kugler, D.; Harrant, C.; Schuh, D.; Combes, row: Mass, D.; Eoldt, S.; DeYoung, T.; Mowry, 13.; Linstad, G.; Bock, 1.; Headson, P. Second row: Neitzke, L.; Trunk, A.; Baumann, 1...; Er- T.; Olsen, 1.; Verhoeven, G.; Utchig, B.; Van Wyk, S.; Callahan, V. rington, D.; Andringa, D,; Patterson, L.; Morrin, D.; Purdy, T.; Collar, Nancy Young and Miss Bubolz work on the Chorus float for homecoming. HHHHH m H H! H HHH Swing Chorus. First row: Buhner, L.; Piette, C.; Ward, G.; Witthuhn, 1.; Glassman, P.; Kling, 1...; Bock, N.; Gambsky, G.; Harrant, C.; Krueger, Kay; Kugler, D.; Baumann, Lu, Jensen, M.; Lappen, M. Second row: De- MADE PERFECT Ill... .5 V.; cw Mixed Chorus. First row: Dehatt, D.; Bock, N.; Franzke, S.; Pagel, B.; Quimby, S.; Wienandt, N.; Smyrneos, D.; Deschler, L. Campshure, C.; Sauter, Ma.; Bonnell, D.; Gordon, K.; Hanamann, Third row: Aspan, M.; Knapton, 1.; Splichal, L.; Albrecht, 8.; Much, S.; Hoovers, B. Second row: Hankwitz, C.; Bloomer, C.; Delain, K.; K.; Paull, L.; Forseth, V.; Kuse, S. Young, T.; Young, N.; Hutchins, P.,' Linstad, G.; An- dringa, D.; Olsen, 1.; Kloes, D.; Van Wyk, 5.; Bock, T.; Patterson, L.; Hanneman, S.; Collar, P.; Mass, D.; Boldt, 8.; Dell, S.; Kenney, M. The finished product: "Flatten 'Em." 75 HARD WORK YIELDED 'K9QL5 The Pep Band grooves to the sound of "The Horse." The band's contribution to the float competition took second place in general overall competition. Wind Symphony. First row: Bretheim, B.; Anderson, K.; Verkuilen, B.; Sorcic, B.; Sloane, T.; Lappen, 1.; Hoerning, 1.; Malliet, B.; Vollmer, S.; Hardacker, 1.; Flatt, 1L; Guither, C. Green,1.;Verkuilen, M.; Thomas, S.; Beckman, B.; Haynes, 8.; Second row: Wysocky, D.; Buesing, B.; Engelman, A.; Wenzel, Winski, P.; Gillis, C.; Kohl, S.; Beckman, M.; Kohl, De.; Kloes, D.; W.; Donahue, D.; Witherell, 1.; Sager, 5.; Bowen, P.; Ertl, E.; Koopman, A.; Strebe, L.; Boeing, 1.; Houk, C. Fifth row: Mr. Tesch, L.; Sawyers, 1. Third row: Groves, C.; Zieman, A.; Boers, Jacobs; Mainwaring, S.; Riehl, K.; Olson, B.; Wendt, M.; Neuman, D.,' Gambsky, G.; Schultz, 1.; Berry, L.; Boldt, 1.; Bohl, D.; Otis, L.; S.; Peot, R; Beyer, S.; Henning, D.; Mader, M.; Warner, B.; Gan- Rowland, 1.; Huelsbeck, B.; Brockman, 1.; Brunner, C.; Kruger, S.; der, W.; Kieffer, D.; 1esse, T.; Ottman, 1.; Bockin, D.; Smith, Sc. Ziesmer, B.; Spina, D. Fourth row: Krueger, Bri.; Skutley, S.- I 76 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES Mike Kenney, the marching band's drum major, signals to the hand during the homecoming half-time performance. ab: G $' I 3'. 1a .. .3, W, 2 iOaL E; .V I9 Concert Band. First row: Burkhardt, 1.; Linstad, P.; Wagner, Gall, N.; Sager, 1.; Sinclair, 1i. Fourth row: Mancl, D.; Neuman, P.; Uehlein, S.; Grummer, K.; Tremmel, G.; Hoppe, 1.; Froelich, D.; Klevesahl, K.; Iacquot, 1.; Derouso, D.; Wilson, K.; Watters, A. Second row: Schwandt, L.; Olsen, L.; Isotalo, B.; Stachowiak, M.; Nowak, S.; Solberg, C.; Verkins, B.; Gleason, T.; McNamee, B.; Duthie, S.; Kohl, B.; Broadway, D.; Mills, D.; Donahue, P.; P.; Simpson, G.; Kenney, M.;Bermann,1.;McGregor,1.;Schmitz, Radloff, Y.; Hanstedt, B. Third row: Armitage, V.; Savage, A.; K.; Pierson, F.; Remus, B.; Thorson, R. Fifth row: Mr. Jacobs; O'Conner, C.; Johnson, K.; Gambsky, G.; Schmidt, P.; Hoeft, B.; Poppe, F .; Sheets, K.; Huhn, M.; Lutzewitz, S.; Golz, B.; Savage, Paulie, P.; Kunschke, T.; Kenney, S.; Sipple, D.; Fischer, L. K.; 3.; Costello, P.; Dratz, S.; Conkey, M. 77 MARCHING FORWARD Patriot Band. First row: Mass, 1e.; McArt, K.; Mancl, K.; Celsor, mer, B.; Ormson, 1.; Loescher, 1.; Grunert, M.; Wulterkens, P.; K.; Quall, S.; Deeg, S. A.; Seidler, C.; Heronimus, 1. Second row: School, B.; Kneice, K.; Vander Zanden, V.; Verhagen, S.; Schmitt, Oliver, A.; O'Connel, B.; Rogers, B.; Wehrman, D.; Cherkasky, M.; P.; Smith, Carla. Fourth row: Van Vreede, D.; Mortell, C.; Belch, 1.; Tate, T.; Thompson, 1.; Warner, D.; Frank, B.; Schroeder, C.; Kappell, Dafoe, B. Fifth row: Maas, 10.; 1enket, T.; Belch, 1a.; Boettcher, N. D. Third row: Buckner, F.; Grishaber, M.; Saer, L.; Probst, G.; Pal- Mr. Nelson is the director. The East Marching Band is doing its part in "dumping" pollution. Green Bay Packer exhibition game in September. The band was honored to present its "March Against Pollution" at a 78 TO NEW HORIZONS Trumpeters Mike Kenney, Chuck Gillis, and Gary Simpson wait for their entrance during a Jazz Ensemble rehearsal. The Jazz Ensemble goes through one of their numbers during a also sponsored the annual spring Jazz Festival. rehearsal. The jazz band performed in the Clark Terry Concert and 80 STRIVING FOR IMPROVEMENT . . . Trumpeter Clark Terry of the Tonight Show, guest artist, Mark Wendt prachces w1th the Jazz Band for the Clark Terry Concert whlch was performed with the Wind Symphony and the Jazz Ensemble, held at the Lawrence Chapel. in a concert sponsored by the East Band Department. '- Color Guard. Front row: I. Colenso, R. Bretheim, L. Tesch, D. Boers. Back row: B. Hanstedt, P. Linstad, K. Anderson, P. Wagner, B. Sorcic. LETTERMEN WERE HONORED Above and left: Lettermen served the crowds which came out for refreshments during the basketball games. 81 82 Mike Schift, alias Wild Bill Morse, gets carried away by faithful team members in the junior skit for Pep Week. Seniors Anne Zieman, Lori Granger, Sharon Abel and Kathy Mueller work on Pep Week decorations in the gym foyer. For accumulating the most spirit points during the week the Class of '71 was awarded the Spirit Award. LOYAL EAST This year's Pep Club officers are tbottom Iowt K. Mueller, P. Brewer and L. Miller. Squad Leaders are tstandingt S. Kohl, P. Weiss, R. Kut- havy, L. Skarda and R. Armitage. Sophomore Sue Uehlein works after school to decorate the school's main entrance for Pep Week. PATRIOTS Nancy Verkuilen and Gail Purchatzke paint signs after school. Pep Club signs were an expected part of every sports event. Georgiana Bravick and Sandi Kohl working in the coat check get their first business of the evening from Steve Ziven. Pep Club members volunteered their time, equipment and energy for a good turnout at their two downtown car washes last fall. Kathy Mueller, Rick DeCock and Nancy Dejmek coach the audience in a skit performed at a pep rally. 83 84 ATHLETICS Q VICTORIES ELUSIVE THIS YEAR Although the record didn't show it, East played an exciting brand of football. Senior Bob Gary Gabriel demonstrates his open field lack- Mahloch, who was named All Conference, falls before startled opponents after a spec- ling skill. Gabe is a junior and will be one to tacular interception. watch next year. nick of time. game underway. Kim not only kicked off but boot'ed field goals. 86 l l l l Senior Gary Haugen brings in the pigskin in the East's foreign exchange student from New Zealand, Kim "N. Z." McDonald, gets the Scenes like this were quite familiar to senior Q. B. Scoit Smith. He worked well under pressure. In an alert defensive play three Pats bury ballcarrier. ' "' 1:5m2i'1MWtstzz- rwtwawza . ' 13: mm .3, P213 421,211: , wmjm mam; . .. m. . wa v T; 65?, 1 Q8 ?;n Junior Varsity Bottom row: Rehfeldt, D.; Reynolds, A.; Volpintesta, M.; Kasper, 1.; Grunert, M.; Clark, B.; Seipel, D.; Ray, E.; Bonnell, D. Second row: Sieth, 8.; Miles, 1.; Meighan, K.; Huebner, M.; Costello, P.; Hackbarth, S.; Rochon, B.; Hardt, D. Third row: Coach Pike; Wor- den, D.; Hoover, S.; Kuchenberg, D.; Gendron, K.; Fischer, B.; Hutchinson, B.; Vandenberg, 1.; Coach Gee. Fourth row: Jens, Senior Varsity Bottom row: Pollard, 1.; Gross, D.; Davis, 1.; Heinritz, M.; Skutley, T.; Guyette, P.; Kafura, K.; Mahlock, E. Second row: Reistad, P.; Thomas, 8.; Gabriel, G.; Grimmer, D.; Andringa, D.; Heiting, G.; Deitzen, K.; Staron, H.; Coach Biolo. Third row: Ebel, 1.; Ciske, 1.; Heinritz, B.; Peterson, B.; Hintz, B.; Meetz, M.; Klevesahl, G.; Schmidt, T.; Brown, 1.; Coach Prust. Fourth row: Horn, Tweetums; M.; Pettegrew, 1. ; Harvey, F . ; Hoffmann, G.; Van Handel, D.; Schinke, 1.; Jenneman, D.; Purchasko, D.; Schwartz, T.; Dafoe, B.; Wolter, 1.; Otto, M.; Sommei', T.; Isotalo, E.; Hassell, D.; Rink, D. Top row: Stary, M.; Krejcha, B.; Weyenberg, B.; Vallard, D.; McLennan, B.; Anderson C. Boots, M.; Lappen, 1.; Krause, S.; Gee, B.; Henning, D.; Hansmann, D.; VanderLinden, 1.; MacDonald, K.; Smith, 8.; Coach Halverson. Fifth row: Turkow, L.; Johnson, M.; Plamann, D.; Haugen, G.; Gullixon, H.; VandeWeghe, C.; Gardner, 1.; Heinritz, D.; McDonald, B.; Neuman, S. Top: Pearson, B.; Anderson, L. FAIR YEAR FOR NETTERS Jeff Hoerning about to score on Neenah. Bottom row: Torkelson, G.; Retson, 1.; Lawson, S.; Schutt, D.; Hoerning, I.; Decock, R.; Ehlke, S.;Troeme1, I. Lawson, H. Top row: Coach Koepke; Choudoir, M.; Nissen, S.; 89 90 FINE FINISH FOR HARRIERS Senior Tim Werner, who was East's top man this year, was rewarded for his work by winning a spot in the state meet. Out in front are some of East's top runners who helped East take Senior Pete, alias "Wolf", alias "The Mighty Burner", alias "Duck", third in both the Conference and Regional meets. Ducklow leads a herd of hurrying harriers. Bottom Row: Bungert, M; Bleier, M; Werner, C; Mauthe, R; Uehl- Malley, D; Ducklow, P; Top Row: Gradt, P Mng; Vanden Brandt, ing, T; Middle Row: Becker, D; Oliver, A; Koester, R; Groves, G; B; Palmer, D; Werner, T,- Dingeldein, J. 91 It was a season of glories for the wrestling team. The team achieved team earn an enviable record but it also took the conference meet. a superb 9-1 record, the best in the conference. Not only did the Here, is Greg Grummer in a moment of triumph. Ed Brewer fights hard to gain sympathy irom the crowd. After coaxing from Coach Buelow, Ed murdered his foe. Co-captain Dennis VandeBurgt prepares for his match. Dennis was 15-3-2 for the season. Bottom: VandeBurgt, B.; Liethen, G.; Lawson, S.; Brewer, 1.; G.; Pionke, D.; Dietzen, K. Fourth row: Head Coach Gee; Kamps, Kindschi, P.; Sanders, B.; Turkow, L.; Huelsbeck, D.; Butler, I. M.; Combs, B.; Dingledein, 1.; Guelinger, G.; Grunert, M.; Pollard, Second row: Lawson, D.; Honk, B.; Neuman, S.; Schmidt, T.; lens, 1.; Asst. Coach Anderson. Fifth row: Grunert, B.; Isotalo, E.; Val- M.; McDonald, 0.; Brown, 1.; VandeBurgt, D. Third row: Scheets, lard, D.; Ray, E. B.; Plamann, D.; Reistad, P.; Huelsbeck, B.; Verkuilen, M.; Gabriel, 93 This year the swim team logged a fabulous 10-1 record. It also saw sented East in the medley relay at state, is seen here winning the five of its members go to the state meet. Dave Henning, who repre- breast stroke in a home meet. 1 Rf ; , h L f :1r Greg West starting the backstroke, an event that he competed in at state. Dave Sprissler in good form. and in the medley at state. Eric Rogers sucks in air so he won't burn out in the butterfly. Eric swam both individually Out in front, Bill Beckman fights off all comers. That a way, Bill! Bottom row: Weyenberg, D.; Henning, D.; Allen, 1.; Rogers, E.; Hutchison, 3.; Warner, B.; Rehfeldt, D.; Bendron, K. Second row: Berkley, 1.; Kundiger, R; Volpintesta, M.; Davis, 1.; West, G.; Kuchen- berg, D.; Orbison, D.; Beckman, B. Third row: Reynolds, A.; Hau- gen, D.; Luckow, V.; Ciske, B.; Lindsley, D.; Friedman, M.; Burla- ment, M.; Sprissler, D. Fourth row: Winske, P.; Cipriani, 1.; Van Asten, P.; Kirk, D.; Sutheimer, T.; Martines, C.; Stary, M. Absent: Coach Biolo. 96 GYMNASTIC SEASON GREAT It was a great year for the muscle men who compiled a fantastic 11-1 Hall, 1.; Maloney, M.; Klein, G. Back: Moe, M.; Chady, D.; Barndt, dual meet record, best in the conference. Front: Lemke, D.; Wagner, T.; Verstegen, M.; Bebeau, T.; Carlson, D.; Kamine, P.; Coach Hussey. 1.; Lawson, B.; Bebeau, P. Middle: Mgr. Fuerst, G.; Gladfelter, 1.; Junior Mike Maloney demonstrates the skill that got him third in both the sectional and state meets. Although the musclemen make it look easy when they perform, many long hours have gone into perfecting their routines. Senior Bill Lawson does an L-support on the p-bars. Bill qualified third at sectionals to go to state. After a hard practice, Pete Bebeau rests on the sidehorse which he went to the state meet on. Coach Hussey spots Iim Wagner as he is about to go into his routine on the horizontal bar. Jim also went to state. 98 EAST BATTLES IN NEW CONFERENCE One, two, three, or even four weren't enough to stop the conference's top scorer, Nick Milhaupt, from getting his two points. Teamwork was the team's trademark this year. Here senior Jim Williams breaks towards the basket to get the ball from the pivot man Pete Haas. Senior Dan Kohl jumps high above Neenah's tallest men for the score. A lOO Front: Head Mgr., Wendt, M; Asst. Coach, Perez, 1; Head Coach, Morse, B; Mgr., Koester, R. Back: Bauman, L; VanderLinden, I; mkm, 'ww Front: Sommer, T; Baldwin, J; Smith, M. Back: Seeley, C; Kelley, T; Vandenberg, J; Huebner, M; Van Handel, D; VandenBrandt, B; Williams, 1; Werner, D, Siranghoener, L; Milhaupt, N; Haas, P' Kohl, D; Bergsbaken, J; Smith, St; Werner, I; Ehlke, S. Anderson, C; Heinritz, D; Hoffmann, G; Retson, I; Retson, T; Mgr., less Miles. I Bruce Krueger prepares to hit a hole in one. Wow! The divot went further than the ball. SENIOR LEAD STROKERS Front: Klevesahl, G. Middle: Krueger, B; Paden, C; Sku'dey, T; Kelley, T; Pierson, C. Stein, D; Starr, B; Coach Morse. Back: Smith, M; 102 Junior Jeff Bergsbaken hurls a strikeout. It was not only good pitching but a total team effort that brought East an overall 16-5 record, a tie for the conference title, and berth in the state tournament. Sophomore Dan Heinritz beats the ball to the bag. Young players Senior Scott Smith blasts a triple. Consistent hitting was one of the like Dan give East a promising future. team's strong points. Front: Schneider, J; Voelz, G; Werner, D; Bauman, L; Vander- D; Heinritz, M; Allen, I; Pearson, B; Coach Radtke; Kafura, K; Moder- Linden, I; Meyer, Do. Back: Anderson, C; Bergsbaken, J; Hassell, son, P; Smith, S; Heinritz, D. 103 104 Tim Werner and Doug Palmer exchange the baton and help win the Conference Relay distance medley. Tim went on to State in the mile. Dave Malley, holder of the school record in the 880, makes the ex- change with Bill Vanden Brandt in the 2 mile relay. After taking the baton from Dan Plaman, Randy Leach prepares to Senior Pete Ducklow sets a torrid pace in the mile to leave all op- gobble up the track. ponents far behind. Jim Vandenberg watches approvingly from the high jump as Randy tured the school record in the high hurdles and went to the State Leach leads his West rivals in the 180 yard low hurdles. Randy cap- meet in the long jump. 106 Sophomore Gary Hohnberger promises to be one of East's top dis- tance men. Gary broke the sophomore record in the mile. Front: Mowry, D; Biesterveld, P; Kern, P; Denil, M; Vandenberg, I; Plamann, D; Gabriel, G; Plamer, D; Hopfensperger, T. Second: Coach Freund; Koester, R; Mauthe, R; Gee, R; Ciske, J; Stratton, I; Muench, D; Schinke, I; Pettegrew, I. Third: Coach Halverson' l Uehling, T; Bleier, M; Werner, C; Johann, I; Gloudemans, D; Becker, John Dingeldein, East's premier 440 man receives the baton from Don Mowry, a promising sophomore. D; Schumacher, M; Malley, D; Ducklow, P. Third: Coach Fahren- holz; Cipriani, 1; Weyenberg, D; Leach, Ro; Kunstman, I; Petrasko, G; Hohnberger, G; Vanden Brandt, B; Green, 1. Fourth: Mgr. Kositzke, B; Volpintesta, M; Neuman, S; Leach, Ra; Shiff, M; Werner, T; Dingeldein, I; Peterson, R. NETTERS SHOW YEAR OF IMPROVEMENT Coach LaFountain; Verkins, R; Freeman, B; Peterman, C; Ernest, I; Hart, D; Schmidt, D. Tate, T; Friedman, M; Peot, R; Heeren, T; Krueger, W; Ernie Dingeldein and Tim Heeren coordinate their efforts John Ernest demonstrates his sizzling forearm smash. John in a doubles match. was East's top tennis player. 107 A G.A.A. netter smashes the ball to her opponent. The extramural S. Downey begins her game with a perfectly executed serve. Ac- team was coached by Miss Marko. curate serves are essential to a good game. TENNIS: FIRST OF GIRUS FALL SPORTS S. Patti follows through on a good serve to S. Downey. The extra- schools. The team went on to enjoy a fine season. mural program gave the team a chance to play with girls from other 108 As B. Schommer attempts a freethrow, her opponents anxiously await the rebound. J. Wagner, a student referee, watches for viola- tions. Students took turns refereeing the games on Thursday nights. BASKETBALL ENJOYED BY MANY K. Zeegers outjumps her opponent as S. Skutley awaits the tipoff. M. Becker sets up the play. The girls increased their basketball ability by playing each week. i ? :3 110 As an unidentified G.A.A. netter follows through after an overhand this year at East, was enjoyed by over thirty-five members of G,A.A smash, her teammate watches intently. Badminton, a popular sport in single and double tournaments held throughout the year. WATCH THE BIRDIE At left: Two members of G.A.A. attempt to finish a last minute game before the gym closes. At right: With wrist bent, eyes up, and posi- tion established, an enthusiastic badminton player returns the shut- tlecock to her opponent. Field events, as well as running events, play an essential part of a With a look of concentration, Zeeglers, K. clears the hurdle. Kathy well-rounded track team Here, Miller, P. practices throwing discus. went on to compete in the 70-yard 10w hurdles at the state meet held at East. EAST HOSTS STATE TRACK MEET At one of the many after school practices, a member of the Appleton meet at Pickett Field, in which nine records were broken. One East track team attempts to clear the high jump. The track team, hundred and seven schools throughout the state qualified two under the expert coaching of Miss Moede, went on to enjoy an ex- hundred and eighty girls to participate in the state track meet. cellent season. This year, East hosted the W.I.A.A. state girls track 111 CLASSES 114 Abraham, S. Achtexberg, R. Achterberg, D. Albrecht, M. Alexander, J. Andexson, C. Apitz, D. Armitage, V. Aspan, M. Bailin, S. Bain, B. Balch, Io. Baldwin, 1. Barker, J. Barndt, T. Bazile, K. Beauvillia, L. Bebeau, T. Bel-mke, S. Berkley, I. Barrens, W. Besseit, S. Bessettu, S. Bierman, D. Biesterveld, P. Birkholz, I. Blank, P. Blank, S. Bleier, M. Bloomer, F. Boettcher, N. Bohatschek, S Boldt, B. Boldt, L. Boldt, S Bonnell, D Bork, D Boucher, G Bowman, A. Boyle, K Brandt, M. Brasch, R Bravick, P. Brechlin, G. Brewer, R. Brown, G. Bruce, 5. Buckner, F, Bueche, B. Buelow, R, Burmeistex, B. Bursiein, L, Bushman, G Bushman, I. Byrns, S. Calmes, E Calmes, N. Cardin, Iu. Carlson, D. Celsoz, K. Chady, D Cherkasky, M. Chevalier, W. Christensen, V, Chudy, R. Church, K. Conway, L Coon, D. Costello, P. Cowling, M. Cowling, P. Cramer, D. Crowell, C. Curtis, C. Dafoe, W. Damon, W. Davis, Ii. DeBruin, J. Dehart, P. DeLain, K. Dempsey, I. enil, M. Derouso, D. Deschler, L. Des Mania, K. De Young, B. Dieball, D. Dietzen, Da. Dominowski, D. Donahue, P Donnelly, T. Darn, K, Dorow, J. Doule, D. Doule, K. Dralz, S. Driessen, G. Ducklow, N. Duss, L. Duthie, S. Ebben, S. Edge, M. Ehlert, M. Eichinger, P. Eick, Einsphar, D. Emrick, S. Engelman, B. Erbach, D Erickson, M. Ermexs, R Errinqton, D. Farah, Co. Farrell, S. Feavel, J. Ferris, J. Fischer, L. L. Fischer, R. Forslund, T. Forster, Iu. Forster, M. Frank, B. Franzke, S. Freeman, B. Frey, Friedman, M. Froehlich, A. Fuerst, Ca. Gall, N. Garrett, I. Garrity, M. Gaspar, B. Gee, B. Gehxt, L. Gendron, K Gerrits, K. Gevelinger, T. Giese, . Gilberlson, R. Gill, M. Glaser, R. Glassman, P. Gloudemans, D. Golz, R. Gomm, . Gooding, Ia. Gordon, K. Goss, W. Graham, J. Gtassi, I. Greene, D. Greene, I. Grail, L. . Griedl, L. Grishaber, C. Gxishaber, H. Gxishaber, J. Groves, G Gtummex, K. Grunexl, M. Gudwer, C. Guither, J. Gutschow, D. Guyette, A. Hackbarth. 5- Hager, D. Hamilton, H. Hankey, S- Hankwilz, D- Hanneman, K- Hansman: 1- 115 116 Hanson, Dari. Hardt, D. Hardy, R. Harp, S. Harvey, F . Hassell, De. Haugen, D. Haynes, S. Haza, MV Heegeman, D. Heater, W. Heim, D. Heiman, G. Heimmermann, M. Heinritz, D. Heinriiz, G. Heller, I. Hering, Sa. Heronimus, I. Healing, D Herwig, I. Heuvelmans, Mo. Hibbard, C. Hiefpas, D. Hiles, Y. Hilgendorl, L. Hinlz, ML Hoeft, B. Hoerning, C. Hoff, Hoifman, Ca. Hoffman, M. Hoffman, V. Hoffmann, G. Hohnberger, G. Holz, M. Hoover, S. Hopfensperger, C. Hopfensperger, D. Hoppe, E Hoppe, I. Horn, M. Howard, M. Huebner, M Hueltner, D. Hunsinger, L. Huntley, D. Hurlbutf, C. Hurley, D Hurley, Te. Hutchinson, B. Hutchison, L. Isotalo, E Jacobson, S. Jacquot, J. Ienkel, T. Ienneman, D. Jens, M. Jesse, M. Iilek, D. Iochman, R. Johnson, Ier. Johnson, K Jonnscn, P. Josephs, E. Kafura, J. Kamine, R Kappell, De. Kart, C Kauas, N. Kasper, J. Kauth, Je. Kebezlein, J. ehl, Kehxing, L. Keller, I. Kelly, R. Kempen, M. Kennedy, L. Kenney, Kern, P Kellner, B. Kilsdonk, J. Kimball, N, Kirk, A. Kirk, D. Kiser, K. Klein, G. Klepps, N . Knaus, K Kneice, D. Keopsel, G. Koester, R. Kohl, B Kohl, K. Koopman, A. Kosiizke, Hi. Kositzke, R0. Kramer, T. Kraus, R. Krejcha, B. Kroiss, L. Krueger, C. Krueget, Kat. Kruger, G. Kuchenbecker, T Kuchenbexg, D. Kuehmsted, B. Kugel, M. Kuhnke, S. Kundiger, R. Kunschke, T. Kuntsman, P. Kuntsman, S. Kunz, C. Kurka, Ie. Kuse, Laabs, S. Laehn, T. Lamm, Langman, B LaPien'e, M. Lappen, C Lappen, M. Laxson, Mi. Lautenschlager, D. Lawson, H. Lazowski, L Le Mieux, R. Lemons, D Lillge, Dr. Lindlolf, L. Lindsley, D. Lison, R. Lochner, K. Locke, D. Loescher, I. Lubinski, D. Luckow, B. LuMaye, R. LuMaye, S. Lyscio, I. Macs, Ie. Mans, 10. Mach, C. Mackin, M Mahloch, Ia. Mahloch, Ie. Malley, D. Maloney, A. Maloney, K. Malueg, D. Mancl, D. Mancl, I. Mancl, K. Mangan, G. Marks, P Martines, M. Marx, K. Matieson, H. Maukhe, R. Mchl, K. McClenahan, W. Mc Dowell, I. McGregor, I. McLennan, R. Meetz, K. Meighan, K. Meinhardh 1- Menning, C. Merkel, Debr. Merkel, Do. Mexkel, Ia Melcher, J. 117 118 Meyer, Ca. Meyer, Dou. Miles, J. Miller, M. A. Miller, Mi. Mills, D. Mills, TV Mirek, J. Moderson, P. 09, M. Monday, R. Mooney, M. Morin, D. Morlock, A. Mortell, C. Mortimer, T. Nabbefeld; K. Nelson, M. Neuman, S. Newlin, MV Nicholls, A. Nickel, J. Norquist, T. Novak, R. Novak, S. Nutting, S. O'Connell, B. hman, C Oliver, A. Ormson, J. Otto, R. Ottone, C. Paden, C. Park, L. Parihie, S. Patti, S. Pauli, L. Pennell, D. Peierman, C. Peters, D. Petersen, L. Peterson, N. Peterson, P. Petrasko, G. Pettegtew, I . Pierson, C. Pike, N. Polakowski, L. Polakowski, N. Pompa, I. Preimesbelger, M. Probsi, G. Prune, R. Radloff, Y. Raisler, I. Rassel, D. Ray, E Rehfeldt, D. Rehmer, S Reinke, V. Raiiz, M Retson, J. Rekson, T. Reynolds, A. Reynolds, T. Ribble, E. Ribble, K. Richie, R. Hiemen, K. Rink, D. Rochon, R. Rodriguez, A. Rogers, R, Roqexs, S. Hoovers, B. Bosenthal, S. Rather, L. Rowland, K Ruseh, B. Sager, I. Sandgren, P. Sauer, A. Sauer, G Sauler, Ma. Savage, A. Schaefer, E. Schaefer, I. Scheibe, V. Schiedermayer, D. Schiesl, I. Schinke, I. Schmalz, G. Schmidt, D. Schmidt, M. Schmidt, P. Schmitz, K. School, B. Schreiier, G. Schroeder, C. Schxoeder, D. Schroeder, E. Schroeder, Ia. Schuh, D. Schultz, Sa. Schultz, J, Schumacher, M. Schwartz, T. Schwartzbauer, S. Secot, R. Seidl, C. Seidl, R. Seidlex, C. Seipel, Da. Severson, F. Shannon, R. Shefka, K. Siebers, B. Sinclair, Ii. Skaxda, J. Sloboda, N. Smifh, B. Smith, Carl Smith, Carla Smith, M. W. Smith, Re. 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Rose Armitage-Volleyball 2, 3;Lati1-1 Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, G.A..A 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Siaif4; Ushers' Club 3, 4. John Arnold-Football 2, 3, Latin Club 3; Science Club 4, Pep Club 12.3 Arnie Arts-General Course. Kathleen Ashel-Genetal Course. B Marge Ballard-General Course. Alice Barlow-General Course. Daniel Barndt-Football 2; Track 2, 3. Pat Bartelt-Band Club 2, 3. Paul Bartelt-Band Club 2,3. Gary Barth-Bowling Club 3; Latin Club 2, Science Club 4; German Club3 Lee Bauman-Band Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4' Cour- ier 4; Cxoss Country 2, 3; Executive Committee 4, Latin Club 2' Tri-M 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4, Key Club 3, 4 4Sec ;; Letiennan' 5 Club 3, 4 4396. L National Honor Socieiy3, 4; Orchestra 3, Student CouncilZ, 3, 4; Track .3. Pete Bebeau-Cheerleading 4' Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4' Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Mary Jo Bechler-Ecology Club 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, G...AA 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3;Lib1'a1y Staff 4, Student Council 4. Catherine Becker-General Course. He1di Beckman-ABC Club 4' Band Club 2; Executive Committee 4;Fre11ch Club 3' Student Council 2, 3, 4 1591:. ;; Vinceni Van Goghers 3, W..A S. C. Delegate 4. William Beckman-Band Club 2, 3, 4' Key Club 4, Let- terman's Club 4' Ski Club 2, 3, 4' Swim Team2 , 3, 4; Pep Band 2,3,4 Katie BehI-French Club 2; Future Medics 4; Future Teachers 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 4-Alt. Ecology Club 4 Bath Bellin-Bowling Club 4; Delia Club 3; German Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Modern Dance 2, 3, 4; iV.PJ Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4 4Sec3. Diane Berkley-Bowling Club 4; German Club 2, 3 iTreasJ, 4 Great Girl's Swim Club 4; Lantern 4; Ush- er's Club 3, 4. Linda Berry-Band ClubZ, 3, 4; G...AA 2, 3, 4' German Cl uh 3, 4, Girl's Swim Club 3;Gym11asfics 3, 4' Girl's Swim Team 4;Gi11's Track 3, 4. Terri Besch-Bowling Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Future Medics . Richard Biese-General Course. Nancy Birling-General Course. Nancy Bock-Chotus 4; G.A.A. 2, 3. Tezry Bock-Chorus 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Swing Chorus Don Bockin-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Future Medics 4; Orchestra C1 b 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2; Track 3; ep Band 2, 3, 4- Marching Band 2, 3, 4. Jim Boldt-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 4; Future Medics 2, 3 4; Orchestra Club 3, 4; Student Council 4. 142 Brian Borchardt-Courier 4, Golf 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 3. R0255 Borchardt-Debaie 2; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Steve Boucher-General Course. Darlene Bowden-G. A. A. 2, 3, Library Staff 4, Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2. Georgiann Bravick-AFS 2, 3' Drill Team 2, 3, 4' Pep Club 2, 3, 4' Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. Mary Bray-Co-op. John Brewer-Cheerleading2 3, 4, Football 2' Pep Club 3; Key Club 3, 4, 5111 Club2 3, 4' Student Council 2' T1ack2, 3, 4; WrestlingZ, 3,4 . Ruth Bretheim-AFS 3; Badger Girl's State 3-Alf.; Band Club 2, 3, 4 4PresJ; Delia Club 3; Color Guard 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4 Ureasm German Club 2, 3, 4; Lantern 3, 4 Oiditorvin-Chien; National Honor Society 3, 4; Orchestra Club 3, 4; Quill '11 Scroll 3, 4; Stage Band 4. Pam Brewer-ABC 4; AFS 2, 3, 4 iPresJ, Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sec. -T1eas.;:,i Graduation Committee 4' G. A. A. 2, , Lantern 2, 30ndex Ed L 4 iAcademics Edd; Quill' 11 Scroll 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Studeni Council 4- Ali. Fred Brooks-Debate 2, 3; Electronics Club 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis 3; Latin Club 2, Trees for Tomorrow 2 Barb Brouillard-Co-op. Sherry Brower-Pep Club 2, 3, 4' Ski Club 4' Usher' s Club 2, 3, Nathan Brunner-Band Club 2; Cross Country 2; Foren- sics Bob Buesing-ABC 3; Badger Boy's State 3; Band Club , 3, 4; Courier 2, 3, 4 iEd.-In-ChieD; Executive C0111- mittee 4 WresJ; Golf 2; Tri-M 3, 4; Flag Raiser 3; W.A.S.C. Delegate 4; Trees for Tomorrow 2; Key Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Orchestra Club 3; Quill 'n Scroll 3, 4; Stage Band 2; Student Council 4 iPresJ. Linda Buhner-AFS 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; German Club 4. Ann Bungert-Genetal Course. Doug Burhans-Printing Club 4; Ski Club 4. Nancy Busch-Secretarial Co-op. Greg Buss-General Course. Steven Buss-Football 2; German Club 4. James Butler-Fooihall 3; Homecoming Court 4; Wres- tling 2, 3, 4 Randy Calder-Football 2. Arne Carlson-General Course. Charlene Christensen-Courier 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Library Staff 3. Kathy Christianson-Band Club 2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4 4Queeni; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Usher's Club 2, 3, 4 Ralph Clark-General Course. Dale Claypool-Drill Team 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Student Council4 Jacquelyn Colenso-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Color Guard 3, 4. Patrick Collar-Chorus 4. Vicki Coon-Bowling Club 2. Gene Coonen-General Course. Richard Cooney-Football 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Gymnastics 2; Printing Club 3, 4; Track 4. Willard Cooper-ABC 4; Wrestling 4. Julian Coronel-Tennis 4. Dennis Cox-General Course. Paula Crupi-Chorus 2, 3, 4. D Jane Dafoa-Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; G.A.A. 2; Modern PROMOTING gazes 2; Student Council 2-Alt., 3, 4; Ushex's Club 2" Batty Damsheuser-General Course. Brad Dawson-Ski Club 4. Righard DeCock-Football 2; Volleyball 3, 4' Latin Club 2;Key 0111122, 3, 4; Sk1 Club2 3, 4. Karen Deeg-GWAA 2,3,4; Girl's Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Ronald Deeg-Football 2; Pep Club 2, 3' Gymnastics 2; Track 4. Jean DeGroot-Bowling Club 3; Chorus 2; G. A. A. 2, 3; Student Council 4;Vi11cent Van Goghexs 3; Co-op. Linda Dejmek-Tti-M 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4. F Chris Farah-Basketball 2; Student Council 2. Drew Farmer-Cross Country 2, 3; Student Council 4; Txack 2. Daniel Fast-General Course. Tom Feld-General Course. Gary Fitz-General Course. Val Forseth-Chorus 4. Jacquelyn Forster-AFS 2; French Club 2; Graduation Cognmitlee 4; Student Council 4; Vincent Van Goghezs 2, , 4 Charles Foster-Genexal Course. Daniel Foth-General Course. John Frailing-General Course. Deborah Franzke-Choxus 2; Courier 4; Future Home- makers 3, 4; Latin Club 2. Mary Frederick-Bowling Club 3; Chorus 2, 3; G.A.A. 3; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Patriot Players 2. Sharon Fredrick-G.A.A. 2; Girl's Swim Club 2; Pairiot Playexs 2, 3. Tom Frinak-General Course. Dave Frost-ABC 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Courier 4. Colette Fuerst-Chorus 2; G.A.A. 2; Modern Dance 2; Distributive Education 2, 3, 4. Gary Fuerst-Gymnastics 3, 4. Nancy Fuhrmann-Bowling Club 3; Courier 3; G.A.A. 2; Girl's Swim Club 2; Gymnastics 2; Ski Club 2, 3 Vincent Van Goghers 2, 3, 4 Darlene Fulcer-Chorus 2, 3; G.A.A. 2. G Judie Gallenberger-Pep Club 2; Ski Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Co-op 4. Gail Gambsky-AFS 2, 3, 4; Band Club 2, 3, 4; Delia Club 33. German Club 3, 4; Patriot Players 2, 3; Student Counci Walt Gander-Band Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Courier 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2;T1'i-M 3, 4; Trees for To- morrow 2; Lantern 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Orchestra Club 4; Patriot Players 2, 4; Swim Team 2. Larry Garrity-General Course. Sue Gauerke-Courier 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. Porn Genske-Band Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Girl's Swim Club 2. Ann Gerhardt-Band Club 2, 3, Cheerleading 2; Pep Club 2, Flag Raiser 4, Graduation Committee 4, G. A.A 2, 4; Student CouncilZ, 4; Track 2. Dan Gerrits-General Course. George Gevalingar-Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Allen Gilbertson-Genexal Course. John Gill-Bowling Club 2. Chuck Gillis-Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Stage Band Geoffrey Gilpin-General Course. Barbara Gloudemans-Band Club 2; German Club 4. PATRIOT SPIRIT Charles Goodrich-Choxus 4. Michael Goss-General Course. Lori Granger-AFS Club 2; Pep Club 2, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. James Green-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Debate 2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4. Robert Green-Community Concern 3. Donald Gross-Football 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Key Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Track 3, 4. James Groth-Genexal Course. Chris Groves-AFS Club 2, 3, 4; Band Club 2, 3, 4; Tri- M 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Graduation Commitiee 4; Home- coming Court 4; Trees for Tomorrow 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; Orchesha 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Gary Gullixon-Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4; Track 2; Wrestling 2, 3. Neal Gunderson-Community Concern 3; Delia Club 3; Football 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Ecology Club 3, 4. Daniel Guyetta-Eleclronics Club 3; Volleyball 3. H Peter Haas-Basketball 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Track 2- Shirley Hanamann-Chorus 2, 3, 4; Future Homemak- ers 2, 3. Jonathan Hanges-General Course. David Hansmann-Badger Boy's Siale 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2. Jed Hardacker-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2. Michael Harp-General Course. Cynthia Harrant-Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 2, 3, 4. Laurie Hartzeim-Chotus 2, 3; Ski Club 2; Student Council 3. Gary Haugen-Foolball 2, 3, 4. Konnnth Havel-General Course. Nancy Hawkins-AFS Club 2, 3; French Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Usher's Club 3, 4. Peggy Hendson-Bowling Club 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cout- ier 3. Pamela Haarden-General Course. Steven Heckert-General Course. Baverly Heegeman-German Club 2, 3, 4. Timothy Heeren-Debate 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Letterman's 4. RuffEHeiden-Pep Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Student Coun- c1 , Fredrick Heinritz-Football 2, 3, 4; Flag Raiser 3; Key Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. Eug-no Heiting-General Course. Patricia J. Helms-General Course. Patricia M. Helms-Pep Club 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Modern Dance 2; Patriot Players 2; Ski Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Thespians 2. David Henning-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Swim Team 2, 3, 4 Cheryl Hernke-General Course. Miriam Heuvelmans-ABC Club 3; Drill Team 2, 3, 4 4Drill Mastexk Business Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Girl's Swim Club 2; Modern Dance 2, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. Robert Hintz-Football 2, 3, 4. Team: Hintz-Bowlinq Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. Robort Hoeppner-Ski Club 2. Clayton Hoerauf-Student Council 4. Jeffry Hoerninq-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. Scott Hoffman-Wrestlinq 2. Mary Hofius-Girl's Swim Club 2, 4; Pairiok Players 2; Vincent Van Goghers 2, 3, 4. Deborah Hoovez-Girl's Swim Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Patxiot Players 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3. Daniel Hoppe-General Course. Steven Horn-Football 4; Printing Club 4. Deborah Huebnex-General Couxse. Daniel Huelsbeck-Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Gregory Huelsbeck-Camera Club 4. Linda Hulsey-eruch Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Timothy Hurley-Genexal Course. Pamela Hutchins-Bowling Club 2; Chorus 2, 3; Patriot Players 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghers 2. Ann Huycke-Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Future Medics 4; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3; Track 3. I Pamela IngalIs-Bowling Club 2, 3; Modern Dance 2, 3. Beverly Isotalo-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 2, 3, 4. J Alice Jahner-General Course. Susan Jahnke-Future Teachexs 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Li- brary Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 2. Marianne Jansen-Future Homemakers 3. Jeanne Jensen-Pep Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girl's Swim Club 2, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4. Linda Jensen-Future Homemakers 2, 3. Thomas Jesse-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Or- chestra Club 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. Carol Johann-German Club 2, 4. David Johnson-Genexal Course. Debra Jolette-G.A.A. 2. Robert Jonen-General Course. Jeffrey Josephs-Studeni Council 2, 4. Nick Jurgensen-Swim Team 2; Vincent Van Goghers. K Leonard Kachinsky-AFS Club 3; Courier 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3 4Captainx 4 4Captaink Trees for Tomorrow 2; Ski Club 4; Student Council 3, 4. Kim Kafura-Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. Linda Kalwitz-General Course. Dale KappelI-Pxinting Club 3, 4. Pamgla Karras-Bowling Club 2; Pep Club 2; Ski Club 1 James Kauth-Bowh'ng Club 3; Wrestling 2, 3. Kathy KeberleinwFulure Teachers 2; G.A.A. 2, 4; Mod- em Dance 2; Spanish Club 2, 4. Michael Keller-Gymnastics 3; Swim Team 2. Rebecca Kelly-Foxensics 2; Girl's Swim Club 2. Holly Kennedy-General Course. Steven Kersten-General Course. Joan Kesler-Courier 3; Latin Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Vincent Van Goghers 2, 3, 4. Paul Kessler-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Trees for Tomorrow 2; Key Club 3; Siudent Council 2; Track 2, 3. Paul Kindschi-Pep Club 3; Key Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4 UreasJ; StudentCounci12, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4 4Cath. Steven Kirk-Track 2. Gary KIevesahl-Foolball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Letter- man's Club 3. Mary Klinkert-Spanish Club 3; Future Medics 2, 3. Bette Knaack-Genexal Course. Gary Knaberbauer-General Course. William Knabenbauer-Chorus 4. Peggy Knapton-Foxensics 3; Vincent Van Goghers 4. Vernon Knight-Spanish Club 2, 3; Wrestling 3. Mark Knowlton-Genexal Course. Michael Kobussen-General Course. Jeffrey Kocher-Genexal Course. Margaret Koehler-Business Club 2. Pamela Koeppe-General Course. Lana Koester-Band Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3; Color Guard 3. Daniel Kohl-Baskelball 2, 3, 4; Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4. Jeffrey Koller-Genexal Course. Scott Krause-Band Club 2, 3; Basketball 2; Football 4; Latin Club 2; Track 2. Susan Krause-Vincent Van Goghers 4. Frederick Krell-Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Becky Kriehn-Vincent Van Goghers 4. Charles Kruckeberg-Football 2; Priming Club 2, 3, 4. Bruce Krueger-Badger Boy's State 3; Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 areasJ; Football 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. Mary Krueger-General Course. Wayne Krueger-Tennis 2, 3; Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4. Susan Kruger-Band Club 3, 4; Delia Club 3; French Club 2; German Club 3, 4. Wendy Kruse-Genexal Course. Diane Kugler-Chorus 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Patriot Players 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghers 4. Darlene Kuhnke-Library Staff 4; Vincent Van Goghexs Marlene Kuhnke-Lantern 4. Ruth Kulhavy-AFS Club 3; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3-Alt.; Swim Team 4; Ush- er's Club 3, 4. ' James Kunstman-Football 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Lantern 3; Track 2, 3, 4 Judy Kurka-Couxier 3; Tri-M 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Girl's Swim Club 3; Library Staff 3; Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4. Sheela Kuse-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. Christopher Lalley-Debate 4; French Club 4,- Jane Lamm-Bowling Club 2, 3; Futuxe Homemakers 2, 3, ; Vincent Van Goghers 2; Future Teachers 4; G.AA 2 Michele LaPierre-AFS Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Modem Dance 3; Ski Club 3. John Lappen-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Key Club 4; Letterman's Club 4; Ski Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Walter Larson-Forensics 2; Latin Club 2. Richard Last-Bowling Club 3, 4. Bruce Laux-Chorus 2, 3, 4. Robert Laux-Vincent Van Goghers 4. Susan Laux-Band Club 2, 3. William Lawson-Bowling Club 2; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2. Robert Leach-Camera Club 4; Football 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; Flag Raiser 4; Graduation Com- mittee 4; Key Club 2; Laniern 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 4. 143 Debra Lacker-Latin Club 2. Vera LeClaire-Choxus 4; Future Homemakers 2; Ger- man Club 2, 3. Richard Lemke-Eleckonics Club 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. David Lenz-General Course. Marva Lewis-ABC Club 4; Bowling Club 4; G.A.A. 4; Modern Dance 2, 3, 4. Steven Lichtenwalner-Pxinting Club 3, 4. Dale Lillge-General Couxse. Daniel Limpert-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Print- ing Club 4. Gary Linstad-Chorus 4; Football 2. Barbara Lowe-Bowli.1g Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Library Staff 4. John Lyons-General Course. M Daniel Mahony-General Course. Donna Maas-Chorus 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4. Robert Mahlock-Baskeihall 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4; Track 4. David Mahr-Camera Club 4; Courier 3; Tennis 2, 3; Science Club 4; Laniern 3; Library Staff 3; Siudent Coun- cil 2; Swim Team 3. Robert Managan-General Course. Anne Mancl-Debate 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Trees for To- morrow 2; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Usher's Club 3, 4. Jacqueline Mangan-Latin Club 2; Libxaty Staff 3. Christianns Mann-AFS Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3; Modern Dance 3; Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4; ?;?;Mt Players 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4 John Marks-General Course. James Martin-General Course. Barbara Mauthe-Pep Club 2. Glenn McCann-General Course. Terrance McClone-General Course. Jeffery McCrory-Genexal Course. Kenneth McDonald-AFS Club 4; Football 4; Golf 4; Letterman's Club 4; Ski Club 4. Patrick McGowan-Band Club 2, 3; Electronics Club 4. Myrtle McMahon-Chorus 2; Library Staff 3. Paul McNamee-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3; Stage Band 3. Michael Meatz-Football 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3; Ecology 3, 4. Kris Meltz-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; GirYs Swim Club 4; Track 4. William Mereness-General Course. Deborah Merkel-Courier 2, 3; Sec. Coop. Janet Merksl-AFS Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 3, 4; French Club 2; Future Homemakexs 2; Pep Club 2; Lantern 4; Library Staii 3. Susan Metko-Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girl's Swim Club 2; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Cleve Meyer-General Course. Gary Meyer-AFS Club 2; Camera Club 2; Ecology Club 4; French Club 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Suence Club 2; Swim Team 2. Gretchen Meyer-General Course. Steven Meyer-Bowling Club 3, 4. Stephen Meyer-Genetal Course. Judith Michler-Orchestza Club 2, 3, 4. Timothy Milbach-General Course. Nick Milhaupt-Badger Boy's State 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Latin Club 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Lettexman's Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Track 2, 3. 144 Dana Miller-Electxonics Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Key Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Dennis Miller-General Course. Leslee Miller-AFS Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 4V.P.;; Graduation Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Lantern 3; Modem Dance 2; Ski Club 2; Student Council 2; Ecology Club 3. Sally Michler-Homecoming Court 4. Daniel Misevicz-General Course. John Moe-Gymnastics 2. Steven Moericke-Genexal Course. Steven Morlock-General Course. Susan Morrissey-French Club 2. Steve Mortimer-General Course. Leslie Muck-Bowling Club 4; Camera Club 3; German Club 4; Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4. Kathryn Mueller-AFS Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Usher's Club 2, 3, 4. James Murphy-General Course. Gordon Murray-General Course. N Laurie Nelson-Chotus 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 4; Patriot Players 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Stage Band 3, 4; Studeni Council 3; Thespians 3, 4. Lori Nalson-Bowling Club 3; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Gymnastics 2; Student Council 2. Julane Neuman-Band Club 2; French Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Library Staff 3. David Hieuwenhuis-Bowling Club 3, 4. John Noffke-Genezal Course. 0 Larae O'Connell-Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3. Deana Ohman-Latin Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Library Staff 4. John Ohman-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Busi- ness Club 2. Christine Oldham-Trees for Tomorrow 2. Steve Olivex-General Course. Lynda Olmstead-Science Club 4. James Olson-Electronics Club 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2; Future Medics 2, 3; German Club 2; Patriot Playexs 4; Ski Club 3. Randall Olson-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Pep Club 4iGexman Club 2; Orchestra Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4,- Trac 2. Russell Olson-Thespians 3. Penny Orbison-AFS Club 3, 4 4V.PJ; Badger Girl's Skate 2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3 4SecJ; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Flag Raiser 4; G.A.A. 2, 3 axeasJ, 4 Oatesm Gymnastics 2, 3 4CapU, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Marshall Award. P Larry Patterson-Bowling Club 3; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Aides 2. Paul Paulie-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Forensics 2, 3; Student Council 4. Robert Pearson4Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4 UreasJ; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Swim Team 3. Valerie Pegel-General Course. Reid Peot-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2; Volley- ball 4; Tennis 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. Jeannine Peterik-Food Service Co-op. Betsy Plach-Genexal Course. WORKING Joe Polakowski-General Course. Gary Popp-Basketball 2; Track 2, 3. Jerry Pozolinski-Chorus 2; Gymnastics 2; Wrestling 4. David Pritzl-General Course. Bruce Probst-Basketball 2; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3 Gymnastics 2; Volleyball 3. Jo Process-Studenl Council 4. Gail Purchatzke-Cheerleading 2; Pep Club 2; GJLA. 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4 CheasJ; Girl's Swim Club 3, 4; Gymnastics 2. Thomas Purdy-Debate 4; Forensics 4; Tennis 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. I 0 Dennis Quimby-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. Shirley Quimbey-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. R Michael Rank-Camera Club 3. Michael Recker-General Course. ? Beverly Reid-ABC Club 4; Bowling Club 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Future Teachers 2; Modem Dance 3, 4. Linda Remter-General Course. j Randy Remua-General Course. 4 Suzanne Rettler-ernch Club 3, 4; Future Homemak- 3 an 2; G.A.A. 2; Vincent Van Goghets 4. Toni Reynolds-AFS 3; Camera Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; GJKJX. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. Brandon Ribble-General Course. Gloria Ribble-Genera! Course. Wayne Richling-Bowling Club 2; Elech'onics Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Lalin Club 2; Wrestling 2, 4. Debra Ritchie-Couxier 3; Lantexn 3; Student Council 3-A1t., 4-Alt., DE. Co-op 4. Michail Ritchie-General Course. 4 Ronald Roberts-General Course. Eric Rogers-Cheerleading 4; Football 2, 3; German Club 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2 3 4. l I Geotjean RosenthaI-Bowling Club 2; Courier 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2; Graduation Committee 4; Patriot Players 2; Spanish Club 2, 3 UnresJ, 4; Student Council 3, 4. Larry Rothe-General Couxse. Sue Rothe-General Course. X Jeffrey Rowland-Band Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 2; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. David Ruggles-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Sanders-Wrestling 2, 3, 4. John Santner-General Course. Melissa Sauter-Food Service Co-op 4. David Scanlan4Wrest1ing 2. 4 Kenneth Schaeffer-Bowling Club 4; Golf 4; Vincent Van Goghers 4; Wrestling 2. Kerry Schaefer-Bowling Club 3, 4. Nancy Schaefer-Band Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2. Patricia SchaefeFGeneral Course. Richard Scheibe-Power Mechanics Co-op 4. Paul Schilchez-General Course. Kathleen Schilling-Futuxe Homemakers 3, 4. Richard Schinke-Cross Country 2; Electronics Club 2, 3; Track 2. Barbara Schmidt-General Course. HA RD Eurt Schmidt-Foolball 2, 3; Studeni Council 4; Wres- tling 2. errence Schmidt-Footbal! 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. 2311 SchmolI-G eneral Course. tichard SchoenfeId-Bowling Club 3, 4; Electronics Club 3; Printing Club 3. teven Schommer-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 4. Illichael Schreiter-Genexal Course. Eregory Schroeder-Electronics Club 3. :ynn Schtoeder-ABC Club 3; Vincent Van Goghexs 4. lrthur Schuh-Electronics Club 2; Trees for Tomorrow anet Schultz-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 3, heila Schultz-Orchestra Club 2, 3, 4. ane Schumachel-Latin Club 2, 3; Girl's Swim Club 2; Vincent Van Goghers 3. :dward Schwartz-Audio-Visual Aides 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4. 3amela Sealy-Studenl Council 4. :enneth Secor-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. .uinda Sedo-ABC Club 3; Vincent Van Goghers 4. Wichael Seibert-General Course. l'ohn Seidl-General Course. Kenneth SeidI-General Course. Ilayton Short-Chorus 4; Audio-Visual Aides 3, 4; Pa- triot Players 2. 101111 Sinclair-Bowling Club 2; Cheerleading 3, 4; Cout- is! 4; Executive Committee 3; Science Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Graduating Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Counci12, 3. Iean Simon-Courier 2, 3, 4; Lantern 3. Sue Sipple-AFS Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Gradua- tion Committee 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3. Mary Skarda-Couriet 3, 4 Editork Latin Club 3 4V.PJ. Thomas Skutley-Football 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Thomas Sloane-Tennis 2, 3, 4; Printing Club 2, 3, 4. Joann Smith-Bowling Club 2. ay Smith-Genetal Course. ark Smith-Football 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Cfreasj; Ski Club 3, 4. ark Smith-Latin Club 2. indy Smyrneos-Future Homemakers 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Patriot Players 2, 3; Co-op 3, 4. ehorah Snell-Bowling Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2. ennis Sonkowsky-General Course. one Sonkowlky-Genetal Course. arla Sonnleitnar-General Course. ichael Sonsthageaneneral Course. ichae! Sprangers-Vincent Van Goghers 3. hillip Springer-General Course. avig Sprissler-Volleyball 3; Ski Club 3; Swim Team : :lIike Stammet-General Course. Barb Stanelle-Co-op 4. Teannie Steiner-ABC Club 3, 4; Electronics Club 2; Forensics 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghexs 3. Larry Steward-Foolball 2; German Club 2, 3; Track 2. Gloria Still-General Course. Diane Stoeffel-General Course. Christine Stoegbauer-General Course. Richard Stoeger-Genetal Course. Michael Strader-Genexal Course. Donald Stratton-Bowling Club 3, 4. Gary Strebs-Bowling Club 4. Stephen Strebe-Wrestling 3. Nancy:1 Strover-French Club 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Gogh- ers . Craig Swanson-Band Club 2; Community Concern 3; Courier 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 4; Flag Raiser 4; German Club 3; Patriot Players 4; Student Council 4. David Syring-Bowling Club 2. T David Tate-Camera Club 2, 3, 4 apresx Courier 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Aides 2, 3; Lantern 2, 3, 4; Patriot Play- ers 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghers 4. Lynn Tesch-Band Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Color Guard 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 4; Lantern 3; Modem Dance 4. Joseph Thomas-ABC Club 4; Bowling Club 4; Wres- tling 4. Scott Thomas-Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; LeHerman's Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4, Gary Thyssen-General Course. James Tideman-ABC Club 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Patrick Players 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Thaspians Stephen Tillman-Football 2; Track 3, 4. Joseph Treiber-Ecology 3, 4. Judy Treichel-Genexal Course. James Troemal-Baskeiball 2; Volleyball 3, 4; German $1151: 2; Key Club 3, I; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Ski Club Jeffrey Trombley-General Course. Ann Trunk-General Course. Larry Tullberg-Genetal Course. Lawrence Turkow-Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. U Rosemarie Ulmen-Futuxe Homemakers 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Usher's Club 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghers 4. V Gary Van Bcker-Genexal Course. Paul Van Asten-Camera Club 3; Audio-Visual Aides g, 4; Orchestxa Club 2; Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Ecology lub 4. Dennis VandeBurgt-Wresth'ng 2, 3, 4 4Co-Caplaix0. Diane Vandenberg-General Course. Harlan Vandenberg-General Course. Mary Vanden Elzen-Community Concern 3; Library Staff 4. Jerry VanderLinden-Badger Boy's State 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Leiterman's Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Track 2. John A. Vander Weilen-General Couxse. John L. Vandet Wailen-General Course. Betty VandeVoort-Genexal Course. Charles VandeWeghe-Fookball 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3,4. Amy Van Groll-Future Medics 2, 3; Library Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Vincent Van Goghers 4. Diane Van Handel-General Course. Robert Van Heuklon-General Course. Steven Van Rcoy-Geneml Course. Stephen Van Rossum-General Course. Donald VanRyzin-Bowling Club 2, 4. Robert Van Ryzin-Bowling Club 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4. Sherrie VanWyk-Chorus 2, 3, 4; Patriot Players 2, 3, 4. Michael Verhagen-General Course. Gregory Verhoeven-Bowling Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. Nancy Verkuilen-Band Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. John Vermeern-General Course. Elaine Vincent4Genexal Course. Linda Visseis-Girl's Swim Club 2; Vincent Van Gogh- era Gary Voelz-General Course. Jan Vollbrecht4Couriex 3; Lantern 3; Student Council 3; Co-op 4. Cynthia Von Ailmen4Drill Team 2, 3, 4; CI'reasJ;French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghers 3. Marvin Vosters-Electronics Club 4. W Wayne Wachiowiak-Genexal Course. James Wagner-Lalin Club 2; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Mary Waldhart-Lalin Club 2; German Club 3; Girls' Swim Club 2; Library Staff 3. Scott Walker-Band Club 2, 3, 4, Roger Watters-General Course. Kim Webb-General Course. Christine Weber-Bowling Club 3; Futuxe Homemakers 2; Science Club 4; Future Medics 4. Betty Wege-General Course. Randall Weigt-General Course. Lynn Wenzel-General Course. Bruce Warner-Printing Club 4. Conald Werner-Basketball 2, 3, 4. Timothy Werner-Basketball 2, 3; Cxoss Country 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Track 3, 4. Deborah Weyenberg-Forensics 3, 4; Modem Dance 2, 3, 4 Ellen Whitman-Ganeral Course. Stephan Whitman-General Course. Doris Wheaton-General COUJSB. James Williams-Basketball 2, 3, 4; Fooiball 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Letterman's Club 3. Connie Wichman-Future Medics 4; Student Council 4; Ecology 4. Gloria Wiegman-dCheerle-Iding 2, 3, 4 4Captaink Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Ugh- ex's Club 4. Mark Winkler-Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. Phillip Winski-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Letter- man's Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Gary Winters-Wtestling 4. Jean Witthuhn-AFS Club 4; Chorus 3, 4; Ecology 4. Kris Wittman-Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2; Vincent Van Goghers 4. Stephen Wolff-Bowling Club 2; Football 4; Ski Club 2. James Wolfinger-Football 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3. Joseph Wolter-General Course. Donna Wysocky-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3: Science Club 4; Future Medics 2, , 4; G.A.A. 2. Y Laura Yahr-Communily Concern 3; Modern Dance 4. Nancy Young4ABC Club 3; AFS Club 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girl's Swim Club 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 3; Studonk Council 3. William Youngor-General Course. 145 LEADING STUDENT LIFE Z Christine Zeegers-Latin Club 3; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Ann zieman-Band Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G,A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Usher's Club 2, 3, 4. Ann Ziemer-Couzier 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Vincent Van Goghers 3, 4, Steven Ziven-AFS Club 2; Badger Boy's State 3; Bowl- ing Club 4; Cheerleading 3; Courier 2: Executive Com- mittee 2; Tennis 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Nalional Honor Society 3; Student Counci12, 3, 146 SPONSORS OF THE 1971 LANTERN The staff of the 1971 Lantern wishes to thank the following patrons for their generous support in making this publication possible. ARTISTS; SUPPLIES RENEITA ART CENTRE AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS SERVICE AND SUPPLY BEHM MOTORS MILHAUPT SAFETY SERVICE VAN STEEN FORD BANKS NORTHERN STATE BANK BEAUTY SHOPS ALEXS BEAUTY SALON NEW HOUSE OF BEAUTY CANDY SHOPS RUSSELUS CANDIES CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS AVENUE DRY CLEANERS PEERLESS LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS CONCRETEeREADY MIX MURPHY CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORP. DANCE STUDIO BEVERLY LEMKE DANCE STUDIO DISCOUNT STORES JOE THE TRADER ELECTRIC COMPANIES WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN POWER CO. 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WATER SOFTENING AND CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT CULLIGAN WATER 147 PATRIOT LEADERS Patriot Leadership Award The highest honor at East, the Patriot Leadership Award, is presented annually to one senior who shows outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership, charac- ter and service. This year's recipient of the coveted award was Ruth Bretheim. Ruth served as Editor-In-Chief of the Lantern, presi- dent of the Band and treasurer of Modern Music Mas- ters. She was also a member of State Honors Band, and a member of National Honor Society in her junior and senior years. Besides the Patriot Leadership Award, Ruth also received the V.F.W. Womens' Auxiliary Good Citizenship Award, the Greg Menn F oundation Award, and the John Philip Sousa Band Award. Ruth Bretheim Tim Werner Chris Groves Penny Orbison Leonard Kachinsky V.F.W. Good Rotary Club D.A.R. Good ROTC Scholarship Citizen Award Scholarship Citizen Award Speech Award Jerry VanderLinden Sue Jahnke Marianne Jansen Don Werner Bill Kuehmsted Award A.E.A. Scholarship City College of American Legion Cosmetology Award Outstanding Athlete 148 RECEIVE RECOGNITION National Honor Society: First Row aeft to IighD Beckman, H; Groves, C; Cronmiller, A; Rohloft, R; Dafoe, I; Bellin, B; Purchatzke, G. Second Row: Kurka, J; Dejmek, L; Richman, N; Zieman, A; Young, N; Simpson, G. Third Row: Engelman, A; Maas, D; VanWyk, S; Ander- son, K; Moder, N; Siefert, L; Kachinsky, L. Top: Wendt, M; Ehlke, S; Sinclair, 1; Rogers, E; Hansmann, D; Werner, T; Houser, J; Ducklow, P. Not pictured: Bauman, L; Bretheim, R; Buesing, R; Gander, W; Ziven, S. Greg Menn Foundation Award The Greg Menn Foundation Award was established in 1970 by Mr. and Mrs. John Menn, in honor of their son Gregory, a former student at Appleton East. The award is to be given annually to a student who has excelled in one of the fine arts'music, drama, art, photography, debate or forensics. Because this is the year Greg would have graduated, there were four recipients of the award. They were Sherrie VanWyk, Jim Tideman, Tod Galloway and Ruth Bretheim. STUDENTS HONORED : Wisconsin Honors Scholarships Barbara Bellin John Houser Linda Hulsey Wayne Krueger Iim Kunstman Ann Ziemer Boyd Foundation Scholarships Lee Bauman Darlene Bowden Nancy Young 150 FOR PARTICIPATION David Schiedermayer Georjean Rosenthal Linda Buhner Marshall Award Ken Haferbecker German Club Award Outstanding Sophomore Award Schulz Music Schulz Music Choir Award Orchestra Award Sherrie VanWyk Linda Dejmek 11; k Rose Endter Linda Hulsey Gary Meyer Sylvester Nielsen Award French Club Award French Club Award 151 Trees for Tomorrow East sophomores attending the Trees for Tomorrow Camp in Eagle River found this trunk gnawed down by a beaver. The East dele- gates to the camp were seated from left, Bill Ciske, Kim Grummer and Thomas Mills. Standing, from left, are Dave Schiedermayer, Kris Tjossem, Sandy Hering and Miss Kiesow. Davis, J. Neuman, S. ealm Ehlke, S. Richman, N. Siefert, L. Elm Stranghoener, L. Simpson, G. Wendt, M. 152, 153 A Abel, Sharon 82, 128 Abraham, Susan 114 Achterberg, David 114 Achterberg, Ron 114 Albrecht, Mr. Frank 36 Albrecht, Mark 114 Albrecht, Steve 75, 128 Alexander, Julie 114 Alksnis, Ron 121 Allen, John 64, 95, 103, 128 Allen, Robert 121 Alton, John 128 Anderson, Albert 128 Anderson, Cammy 114, 121 Anderson, Curtus 88, 100, 103 Anderson, John 121 Anderson, Kris 76, 80, 128 Anderson, Miss Linda 24, 60 Anderson, Lorman 88, 128 Anderson, Mrs. Patricia 24, 25, 61 Anderson, Mr. Richard 33, 93 Andrews, Beverly 128 Andringa, Don 74, 75, 88, 121 Apitz, David 114 Armitage, Rose 82, 128 Armitage, Virginia 77, 114 Arnold, John 128 Arthur, Susan 71, 121 Arts, Amy Ascher, Kenneth 121 Ashel, Kathleen 128 Aspan, Mary 75, 114 Azzi, Mrs. Jane 37, 52 B Bailin, Stuart 114 Bain, Bruce 114 Balch, James 78 Balch, John 78, 114 Baldock, Bradley 121 Baldwin, Jeffery 100, 114 Ballard, Beverly 128 Ballard, Marge 128 Ballard, Steven 121 Barker, Jeffrey 114 Barlament, Michael 95, 121 Barlow, Alice Bamdt, Daniel 128 Barndt, Thomas 96, 114 Bartelt, Patricia 128 Bartelt, Paul 128 Bartelt, William Barth, Gary 128 Bauman, Lee 48, 74, 100, 103, 128 Bauman, Mr. Robert 34 Baumann, Linda 121 Bauschek, Mr. Barry 37 Bauschek, Mrs. Eve 22 Bayer, Mr. David 35 Bazile, Kathleen 114 Beaudo, Denise 121 Beauvillia, Lynn 114 Bebeau, Peter 70, 96, 97, 128 Bebeau, Theodore 96, 114 Becher, Maron 108, 128 Becker, Catherine 128 Becker, Mr. Carl 36 Becker, Douglas 91, 106, 121 Becker, Laura 121 Beckman, Heidi 128 Beckman, Maude 76, 121 Beckman, William 76, 95, 128 Behl, Kathryn 57, 128 Behm, Robert Behnke, Mrs. Carol 37 Behnke, Steven 144 INDEX Bellin, Barbara 52, 60, 72, 128 B91115, Cindy Bender, Patricia 114 Berg, Christine 114 Bergman, Mary 114 Bergsbaken, Jeffrey 100, 102, 103, 1 1 Berkley, Diane 60, 65, 128 Berkley, Gary Berkley, Jeffrey 95, 114 Bermann, Jeffrey 77, 121 Berrens, Wanda 72, 114 Berry, Linda 76, 128 Besch, Terry 74, 128 Beschta, Debra 121 Bessekt, Sheila 114 Bessette, Stuart 114 Bestor, Cheryl 121 Beyer, Beverly 121 Beyer, Mrs. 37 Beyer, Susan 76, 121 Bierman, Denis 144 Bierman, Donald 144 Biese, Richard 128 Biesterveld, Mark 56, 121 Biesterveld, Peter 106, 114 Biolo, Mr. John 34, 88, 95 Birkholz, Barbara 128 Birkholz, Joanne 114 Birling, Nancy 128 Birling, Susan 121 Bissing, Barbara 121 Black, Mr. David 32 Blank, Peggy 114 Blank, Scott 114 Bleck, Mrs. Darlene 28 Bleck, Rockie Bleier, Bruce Bleier, Craig 121 Bleier, Mark 91, 106, 114 Bloomer, Frank 75, 114 Bloomer, Susan 121 Bock, Nancy 74, 128 Bock, Terry 23, 74, 75, 128 Bockin, Donald 54, 73, 76, 128 Boeder, Miss Iudy 22 Boeing, Julienne 73, 76, 121 Boelter, Randall 121 Boers, Denise 76, 80, 121 Boettcher, Nolan 78, 114 Bohaschek, Steven 114 Bohl, David 76, 121 Boldt, Barbara 58, 114 Boldt, James 54, 76, 128 Boldt, Larry 114 Boldt, Richard Boldt, Susan 74, 75, 114 Bonnell, David 75, 88, 114 Bonner, Marylo 62, 121 Boots, Michael 88, 121 Borchart, Brian 44, 129 Borchart, Mrs. Emily 34 Borchazt, Robert 121 Borchart, Ross 129 Borchart, Thomas 129 Boreson, Vicki 121 Bork, Debra 114 Bosin, Mark 121 Boucher, Diane 121 Boucher, Grace 114 Boucher, Steven 129 Boushley, Debra 121 Bowden, Darlene 129 Bowden, Steven 121 Bowen, Paula 76, 121 Bowers, Thomas Bowman, Ann 114 Boyle, Kathleen 114 Brandt, Brian 72, 121 Brandt, Melinda 114 Brash, Robert 114 Braun, Peggy 121 Bravick, Georgiann 70, 71, 82, 128 Bravick, Paula 114 Bravick, Richard 121 Bray, MaryAnn 129 Brechlin, Gerrie 114 Bretheim, Ruth 72, 76, 80, 129 Brewer, John 70, 92, 93, 129 Brewer, Pamela 82, 129 Broedway, Diana 77 Brook, Patricia 121 Brockman, Debra 121 Brockman, Gerald 76, 121 Brooker, Richard 121 Brooks, Fred Brooks, Lynn 121 Brouillard, Barbara 129 Brouillard, Tina 73, 121 Brower, Rhonda 114 Brower, Sherry 129 Brown, Mrs. Carol 36 Brown, Gayle 114 Brown, Jeffrey 88, 93, 121 Brown, Kevin 53 Browne, Nancy 121 Bruce, Sharon 114 Brunner, Cheryl 46, 76, 121 Brunner, Nathan 129 Bubolz, Miss Fran 23, 74 Buchanan, Mr. Charles 36 Buchman, Patricia Buckner, Floyd 78, 114 Bueche, Barbara 114 Bueche, Denise 121 Buelow, Rebecca 114 Buesing, Robert 23, 76, 129 Bueto, Wendy Buffington, Charmaine 121 Bugler, Dennis Buhner, Linda 74, 129 Bungert, Ann 121, 129 Bungert, Michael 91 Burhans, Douglas 129 Burke, Carol 121 Burkhardt, Joanna 58, 77, 121 Burmeister, Bruce 114 Burns, Kathrine 121 Burroughs, Mrs. Evelyn 22 Burroughs, Mr. Jack 35 Burstein, Laurie 114 Burton, Barbara 121 Busch, Nancy 129 Bushman, Donald Bushman, Gerald 114 Bushman, Jeffrey 114 Bushman, Joseph 121 Buss, Greg 129 Buss, Steven 60, 129 Buss, Tom 121 Butler, James 93, 129 Byrns, Sandra 114 C Calahan, Victoria 74, 121 Calder, Randy 129 Callaway, Steven 121 Calmes, Ellen 114 Calmes, Helen 121 Calmes, Nicholas 114 Campshure, Cathleen 75, 121 Cannon, John 121 Cardin, Ianeine 121 Cardin, Judith 114 Carlson, Ame Carlson, Mrs. Carol 37 Carlson, Dale 96, 114 Carlson, Miss Jeanne 22 Carpenter, Elizabeth 121 Case, Mr. Gordon 28 Casey, Claude 129 Cate, Catherine 121 Celsor, Karen 78, 114 Chady, Douglas 96, 114 Chapman, Patricia Chavalier, Wendy 114 Cherkasky, Miles 78, 114 Cherry, Mrs. Donna 34 Choudoir, Michael 89, 121 Christensen, Charlene 129 Christensen, Valerie 114 Christianson, Kathleen 49, 70, 129 Christopherson, Mrs. Monica 22 Christopherson, Shirly Chudy, Christine 129 Chudy, Robert 114 Church, Kim 114 Cibrazio, Mr. Daniel 22 Cipriani, John 95 Ciske, John 88, 106, 121 Ciske, William 95, 114 Clark, Bruce 88, 114 Clark, Jaclyn 121 Clark, Keven 121 Clark, Ralph Claypool, Dale 129 Cloud, Kathryn 121 Coenen, Timothy 121 Colenso, David Colenso, Jacquelyn 80, 129 Collar, Patrick 74, 75, 129 Colling, Steven 56, 121 Combes, Jean 74, 121 Combs, Randy 93, 121 Conkey, Mark 77, 121 Conway, Lee 114 Coon, Diane 114 Coon, Vicki 129 Coonen, Gene 52, 129 Cooney, Richard 56, 129 Cooper, Willard 53, 129 Coronel, Fernando 141 Coronel, Julian 129 Coronel, Lewis Costello, Patrick 77, 88, 114 Cowling, Mary 114 Cowling, Patricia 114 Cox, Dennis 129 Cramer, Dan 114 Cronmiller, Anne 61, 72, 121 Crowell, Carol 114 Crowell, Sinda Kay 121 Croy, Mr. George 26, 54 Crupi, Paula 130 Culligan, Mrs. 37 Curtis, Craig 114 D Dafoe, Jane 70, 130 Dafoe, William 78, 88, 114 Dale, Susan 121 Damon, William 114 Damsheuser, Betty 121, 130 Damsheuaex, Gary Danford, Mrs. Patricia 36 Davies, Scott 121 Davis, 111171, 114 Davis, John 88, 95, 121 Dawiedczyk, Mrs, Sandra 31 Dawson, Bradley 130 Dawson, Sheryl 121 DeBruin, Deborah 121 DeBruin, Jeanne 114 DeCock, Richard 48, 83, 89, 130 Deeg, Karen 130 Deeg, Ronald 130 Deeg, SallyAnne 121 Deeg, Susan Ann 78, 122 Deeg, Susan K. 122 DeGroot, Glen DeGroot, Jean 130 DeGroot, Pauline 122 Dehart, PaQricia 75, 114 DeJanes, Mr. Robert 30, 56 Dejmek, Linda 72, 130 Dejmek, Nancy 22, 70, 83, 130 Dekleyn, Ianet 130 DeLain, Kathryn 75, 114 Dell, Susan 73, 75, 130 Deltgen, David 122 Dempsey, James 114 Dengel, Mary 130 Denil, Michael 106, 114 Denil, Richard 122 Denil, Robert 122 Derouso, Donna 71, 77, 114 Deschler, Constance Deschler, Lynn 75, 114 DeShaney, Mr. 37 DeShaney, Wendy 130 DesMarais, Katherine 61, 115 DeVries, Luann 122 DeYoung, Barbara 115 DeYoung, Christina 74, 75, 122 Dieball, Deborah 115 Diedrich, Diane 122 Dietz, Lynn 71, 130 Dietzen, Daniel 115 Dietzen, Diane 130 Dietzen, Kurt 88, 93, 122 Dietzen, Ruth 130 Dillon, Mrs. Helen 36 Dingeldein, Ernest 122 Dingeldein, John 91, 93, 106, 130 Dohr, Debra 122 Dominowski, Daniel 115 Dominowski, James 130 Donahue, Deborah 72, 76, 122 Donahue, Pamela 77, 115 Donnelly, Thomas 115 Dorin, Cynthia 115, 130 Dorin, Daniel 122 Dom, Kenneth Doro, Joseph Dorow, Jeffrey 115 Dorzweiler, Barbara 122 Douglass, Jean 23 Doule, Christine Doule, Daniel 115 Doule, Kathryn 115 Doule, Patrick 108, 130 Downey, Susan 122 Dratz, Stephen 77, 115 Driessen, George 115 Drinkard, Michael 23, 122 Ducklow, Nan 155 Ducklow, Peter 91, 104, 106, 130 Dumbauld, Randolph 130 Dunsirn, Judith 122 Dunsirn, Susan Duss, Linda 115 Duthie, Sara 77, 115 Dvorachek, Beverly 122 Dworatschek, Mr. Stephen 24 E Ebben, David 130 Ebben, Steven 115 Ebel, James 88, 122 Edelman, Charlene 122 Edge, Michael 115 Eftedahl, Diane 130 Eh1ert, Michael 115 Ehlinger, Jane 122 Ehlke, Sean 89, 100, 122 Eichinger, Paul 115 Eick, Debra 115 Eick, Victoria 122 Einspahr, DeAnn 71, 115 Eisch, Dennis 130 Eisch, Thomas 122 Emmer, Patrick 122 Emmers, Bruce 130 Emrick, Scott 115 Endter, Rose 130 Engelman, Ann 49, 76, 130 Engelman, Bari 115 Erbach, Daniel 115 Erbach, Katherine 130 Erickson, Debra 130 Erickson, Michael 115 Erickson, Stanley Erlinger, Beth 122 Ermers, Randy 115 Ernest, John 107, 122 Errington, Deborah 74, 115 Ertl, Ellyn 76, 122 Everson, Bette 122 Everson, Steven 122 Everson, Wi111am 57, 130 F Fahrenholz, Mr. Richard 32, 106 Farah, Christopher 130 Farah, Connie 115 Farah, Cynthia 122 Farmer, Drew 130 Farmer, Scott 122 Farnum, Lisa 47, 122 Farrell, Susan 115 Fast, Daniel 131 Fay, Micheal Feavel, Jeffrey 115 Feld, Thomas 131 Fenlon, William 122 Ferguson, David 122 Ferris, Joseph 115 Finger, Rick Fischer, Linda K. 77, 115, 122 Fischer, Linda L. 71, 115 Fischer, Montie 122 Fischer, Ronald 88, 115 Fitz, Gary 131 Flood, Mr. Kenneth 26 Forseth, Alan 122 Forseth, Valerie 75, 131 Forslund, Terese 115 Forster, Jacquelyn 131 Forster, Judith 115 Forster, Marilyn 53, 115 Foster, Charles Foster, Steven 122 Foth, Danie1 131 Frailing, John 131 Frank, Barbara 78, 115 Frantz, Mrs. Dianne 32 Franzke, Deborah 58, 131 Franzke, Sara 58, 75, 115 Frederick, Mary 131 Frederick, Sharon 131 Fredericks, Cheryl 122 Freeman, Bruce 107, 115 Freund, Mr. Paul 106 Frey, William 115 Freyberg, Karen 122 Frielbel, Mary 122 Friedman, Mark 95, 107, 115 Frinak, Thomas Froehlich, Anne 77, 115 Frost, David 131 Fuerst, Carla 115 Fuerst, Colette 131 Fuerst, Gary 96, 131 Fuhrman, Daniel 122 Fuhrman, Nancy 131 FulceI, Darlene Fulcer, Linda 122 Funk, Mr. Michael 126 G Gabel, Brian 122 Gabriel, Gary 86, 88, 93, 106, 122 Gaffney, Ann Gall, Nancy 77, 115 Gallenberger, Judie 131 Galloway, Tod Gambsky, Gail 74, 76, 77, 131 Gander, Walter 73, 76, 131 Ganzel, Susan 122 Gardinier, Rodney 122 Gardner, James 88, 122 Garrett, James 115 Garrity, Larry Garrity, Mary 115 Garrow, Robert 122 Gasper, Barbara 115 Gasper, Sue 58 Gauerke, Susan 131 Gee, Blenann 115 Gee, Mr. Donald 30, 88, 93 Gee, Richard 88, 106, 122 Gehrt, Lauren 115 Gendron, Kim 88, 115 Genske, Fem 131 Gerhardt, Alan 122 Gerhardt, Ann 131 Gerhardt, Rita 45, 122 Gerlach, Bxigette 122 Gerrits, Danie1 131 Gerrits, Keith 115 GerIits, Sue Ellen 122 Gevelinger, George 93, 131 Gevelinger, Thomas 115 Giese, Cindy 115 Gilbertson, Ronald 115 G111, John 131 G111, Margaret 115 G111, Rodney 122 Gillis, Charles 76, 79, 131 Gilpin, Geoffrey 44 Gilpin, Mrs. Martha 35 Gjerald, Paul 122 Gladfelter, Jeffrey 96, 122 Glaser, Randal 115 Glassman, Patti 73, 74, 115 Gleason, Thomas 77, 122 Gloudemans, Barbara 131 Gloudemans, C. 115 Gloudemans, David 106 Gollnow, Shirley 122 G012, Robert 77, 115 Gomm, Mark 115 Gonnering, Jeffrey Gooding, Janis 115 Gooding, Jere Goodrich, Char1es 131 Goolsbey, Mrs. Ellen 31 Gordon, Kim 75, 115 Goss, Michael 131 Goss, Wendy 115 Gosse, Ierrold 122 Gosz, Barbara 122 Gradl, Paul 91, 122 Graham, Jamie 115 Granger, 1.01182, 131 Grassi, John 115 Green, James 76, 106, 131 Green, Robert 131 Greene, Deborah 115 Greene, Jeffrey 115 Greil, Louis 115 Greselin, Joseph 122 Griedl, Linda 115 Griesbach, loan 71, 122 Grimmer, Don 88, 122 Grinols, Nancy Grishaber, Carla Grishaber, Henry 115 Grishaber, Jean 115 Grishaber, Mark 78, 122 Grishaber, Mr. 37 Grist, Charles 122 Gross, Donald 88, 131 Groth, James Groves, Christine 70, 71, 72, 76, 131 Groves, Gary 91, 115 Grummer, Gregory 22, 92 Grummer, Kimberly 77, 115 Grunert, Brad Keith 73, 93, 122 Grunert, Marc 78, 88, 93, 115 Gudwer, Christine 115 Guither, Carol 72, 76, 115, 122 Guither, James Gullixon, Gary 88, 131 Gunderson, Neal 131 Gunther, Debra 60, 122 Gutschow, Denice 115 Guyette, Anne 115 Guyette, Daniel 132 Guyette, Mary 122 Guyette, Paul 88, 122 H Haas, Peter R. 99, 100, 132 Hackbarth, Steven 1. 88, 115 Hafeman, Roger A. 122 Hager, Deborah L. 115 Hall, Charles 122 Hall, James B. 96, 122 Hallada, Mr. Robert 35 Halverson, Mr. Wesley 35, 88, 106 Hamblin, Arthur 1Ke11y1 122 Hamblin, Ellen K. 122 Hamel, Jon E. 56, 122 Hamilton, Hugh 1. 155 Hamilton, Vanessa 53 Hanamann, Joseph M. 132 Hanamann, Shirley A. 75, 132 Hanges, Jonathan M. 132 Hankey, Douglas 1. 123 Hankey, Steven 1. 115 Hanks, Gregory Hankwitz, Cynthia L. 75 Hansel, Mr. Gerald 35 Hanneman, Kathy A. Hanneman, Shirley 75 Hansen, Renee 122 Hansen, Susan 122 Hansman, John 115 Hansmann, David 88, 132 Hanson, Carl 122 Hanson, Darice 73, 116 Hanson, Darroy 122 Hanson, Iacklyn A. Hanstedt, Barbara 77, 80, 122 Hardacker, Ied 76, 132 Hardt, David 72, 88, 107, 116 Hardy, Randy 116 Harp, Michael 132 Harp, Steven 116 Harrant, Cynthia 23, 74, 132 Hartzheim, Laurie 132 Harvey, Cheryl 122 Harvey, Floyd 88, 116 Harwood, Barbara 122 Hassell, Dennis 88, 103, 116 Hassell, Diane 123 Haugen, Donald 95, 116 Haugen, Gary 86, 88, 132 Hauser, 1111 123 Havel, Debra 123 Havel, Kenneth D. Hawkins, Nancy 132 Hawley, Mark 123 Hayes, Michael 132 Haynes, Steven 44, 73, 76, 116 Haza, Marta 116 Headson, Peggy 74 Headson, Susan 123 Hearden, Pamela 132 Hechel, Mrs. Barbara 37 Heckert, Steven 132 Heegeman, Beverly 132 Heegeman, Dorothy 116 Heegeman, James 123 Heeren, Timothy 107, 132 Heeter, William 116 Heidan, Ruth 132 Heim, Dawn 116 Heiman, Georgina 116 Heiman, Susan 123 Heimmermann, Mark 56,116 Heinritz, Daniel 77,88,100,103, 1 16 Heinritz, Gregory116 Heinritz, Michael 88,103,123 Heinritz, Rick 48, 88, 132 Heinz, Deborah 123 Heiting, Eugene 132 Heiting, Gary 88, 123 Helf, Kim 123 Heling, Gary 123 Heling, Mark 123 Heller, James 116 Heller, Richard G. Hellestad, Daniel 123 Helms, Geraldine 123 Helms, Patricia 132 Henning, David 76, 88, 94, 95, 132 Hansel, Lisa 72, 123 Hering, Sandra 116 Hering, Susan 132 Hemke, Cheryl 132 Heronimus, Iill 78, 116 Herren, Harry 132 Herding, Douglas 116 Herrmann, Jaye 123 Hertel, Mary 123 Herwig, Joanne 116 Herwig, Robert G. Heuvelmans, Miriam 71, 132 Heuvelmans, Monique 71, 116 Hewitt, Thomas 123 Hibbard, Carrie 116 Hibbard, Thomas 1. Hieptas, Deborah 116 Hiles, Yevonne 116 Hilgendori, Lynne 116 Hintz, Martin 123 Hintz, Michael 116 Hintz, Robert 88 Hintz, Teena 74, 132 Hoecherl, Mrs. Alexandra 23 Hoeit, Betty 77, 116 Hoeppner, Robert K. 132 Hoerauf, Clayton 132 Hoerning, Chuck 116 Hoeming, Jeffery 56, 70, 76, 89, 132 Hoff, Daniel 116 Hoffman, Cathy 116 Hoffman, Cheri L. Hoffman, Michael 116 Hoffman, Scott 132 Hoffman, Victoria 71, 116 Hoffmann, Gary 88, 100, 116 Hofius, Mary 132 Hohnberger, Gary 106, 116 Holmes, Mrs. Janice 26 Holston, Jeffrey 123 Holz, Marjorie 116 Hoover, Deborah 116, 132 Hoover, Steven 88 Hopfensperger, Cheryl 116 Hopfensperger, Debra 116 Hopfensperger, Jean 123 Hopfensperger, Thomas 106 Hoppe, Chris 132 Hoppe, Daniel 133 Hoppe, Ellen 116 Hoppe, Jody 7'1, 116 Horn, Michael 116 Horn, Steven 88, 133 Hottenstine, Deborah 123 Houk, Cynthia 73, 76, 123 Houk, Derrick Houser, Iohn 133 Howard, Mr. Gerald 23 Howard, Mavis 116 Howenstine, Mr. George 35 Huebner, Deborah 133 Huebner, Michael 88, 100, 116 Huebner, Thomas 123 Huelsbeck, Daniel 93, 133 Huelsbeck, Gregory 133 Huelsbeck, William 76, 93, 123 Huettner, Daniel 116 Huhn, Michael 77, 123 Huhn, Patrick T. Hulsey, Linda 133 Hunsinger, Linda 116 Hunter, George 123 Huntley, Diane 116 Hurlbutt, Cynthia 116 Hurley, Deborah 116 156 Hurley, Terri 116 Hurley, Timothy 133 Hussey, Mr. David 32, 96, 97 Hutchins, Pamela 75, 133 Hutchinson, Mr. James 23 Hutchison, Brad 88, 95 Hutchison, Jeff Hutchison, Linda 116 Huth, Linda 54, 123 Hutton, Patricia 54, 123 Huycke, Ann 133 I Ingalls, Pamela 133 Isotalo, Beverly 77 Isotalo, Ernest 88, 93, 116 J Iabas, Scott 123 Jacobs, Mr. Thomas 23, 76 Jacobson, Stephanie 116 Jacquot, Joanna 71, 77, 116 Jahner, Alice 133 Jahnke, Susan 52, 133 James, Mark D. Jansen, Marianne 60, 133 Ienkel, Todd 78, 116 Jenneman, Donald 88, 116 Jens, James 123 Jens, Michael 88, 93, 116 Jensen, Jeanne 69, 133 Jensen, Linda 60, 133 Jensen, Michael 74, 123 Jensen, Robert M. Jeske, Gary 123 Jesse, Mark 116 Jesse, Thomas 73, 76, 133 Jilek, Debra 116 Jochman, Roger 116 Johann, Carol M. Johann, John 106 Johnson, David Johnson, Gloria 123 Johnson, James 123 Iohnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Jeri 116 Johnson, Joseph micld 123 Johnson, Kristine 77, 116 Johnson, Michael 53, 88, 123 Johnson, Patrick 116 Jolette, Debra 133 Ionen, John 123 Ionen, Robert A. Jones, Cindy 123 Ioosten, Jacqueline 123 Josephs, Evelyn 116 Josephs, Jeffery M. Iudd, Miss Alice 31 Juracek, Janis 46, 47, 123 Iurgensen, Nick 133 K Kachinsky, Leonard 46, 133 Kachinsky, Margaret 1. Kaiura, Iody 116 Kafura, Kim 88, 103, 133 Kagen, Charles 46, 123 Kalwitz, Linda 133 Kamine, Nancy 123 Kamine, Peter 96, 116 Kamps, Michael 93, 123 Kappell, Dale 78, 133 Kappell, Debra 116 Karr, Curtis 116 Karras, Nancy 71, 116 Karras, Pamela 133 Kasparek, Dianne 123 Kasper, John 88, 116 Kauth, James 133 Kauth, Jerrold 74, 116 Keberlein, John 116 Keberlein, Kathleen 133 Keddell, Daniel 123 Kehl, Jeffrey 116 Kehring, Larry 116 Kelderman, Elizabeth 71, 123 Keliher, Mr. Kenneth 3O Keller, James 116 Keller, Michael 116 Kelly, Mary 116 Kelly, Rebecca 133 Kelley, Robert 1Tim1 100, 101, 116 Kelpinski, L. 123 Kemkes, John 116 Kempen, Mary 116 Kennedy, Holly Kennedy, Linda 116 Kenney, Michae173, 75, 77, 79, 123 Kenney, Susan 73, 77, 116 Kern, Paul 106, 116 Kersten, Steven 133 Kesler, loan 59, 133 Kessler, Paul Kettenhofen, Mary 123 Kettner, Barbara 116 Kettner, Paul 123 Kieffer, Daniel 76, 123 Kielbasa, Frank 1Mike1 123 Kielbasa, Jean 123 Kiepke, Sharon 123 Kiesow, Miss Karla 35 Kilsdonk, Jeanie 116 Kimball, David 123 Kimball, Nona 116 Kindschi, Paul 93, 133 King, Joanne 123 King, Mr. Ronald 23 King, Roxanne 123 Kirk, Andrew 116 Kirk, David 95, 116 Kirk, Steven A. Kiser, Karen 117 Klapper, Randy 56, 123 Klein, Dianne 133 Klein, Gary 96, 117 Kleman, Mr. Walter 36 Klepps, Darlene 52, 123 Klepps, Nancy 117 Klevesahl, Gary 88, 101, 133 Klevesahl, Karen 77, 123 Kling, Lori 74, 123 Klinke, Dan L. Klinkert, Mary 133 Klitzke, Judy 70, 123 Kloes, David 73, 75, 76, 123 Knaack, Bette 133 Knabenbauer, Gary 1. Knabenbauer, Linda 134 Knabenbauer, William 134 Knapp, Ann 123 Knapton, Jeffrey 75 Knaptond Peggy 59, 134 Knaus, Karen 117 Kneice, Kathleen 78, 117 Knight, Vernon 134 Knoll, Richard 123 Knoll, Susan 123 Knowlton, Mark E. Kobussen, Michael R. Kocher, Jeffrey S. Koehler, Margaret 134 Koepke, Mr. Orville 26, 89 Koeppe, Pamela 134 Koepsel, Gerald 117 Koester, Lana 134 Koester, Randolph 73, 91, 100, 106, 1 17 Kohl, Anthony 123 Kohl, Bonnie 77, 117 Kohl, Daniel 99, 100, 134 Kohl, Deborah 76, 123 Kohl, Kathleen 117 Kohl, Patti 134 Kohl, Sandra 76, 82, 83, 123 Kohlman, Mr. Keith 26, 27 Keller, Bradley 123 Keller, Jeffrey 134 Koopman, Ann 73, 76, 117 Korth, Heimo E. Kositzke, Rick 106, 117 Kositzke, Robert 117 Kraft, Kathy 1. Kramer, Teresa 117 Kraus, Ronald 117 Krause, Audrey 123 Krause, Dean A. Krause, Luann 123 Krause, Rose E. Krause, Scott 88, 134 Krause, Susan 134 Krejcha, Brian 88, 117 Krell, Frederick 73, 134 Kriehn, Becky 134 Kroiss, Karen 123 Kroiss, Linds 117 Kruckeberg, Charles 134 Krueger, Brita 76 Krueger, Bruce 101, 134 Krueger, Christine 117 Krueger, Douglas 123 Ktueger, Douglas L. Krueger, Jeffrey 134 Krueger, Karen 117 Krueger, Kay 74, 123 Krueger, Mary 134 Krueger, Wayne 72, 107, 134, 150 Kruger, Gail 72, 117 Kruger, Susan 73, 76, 134 Kruse, Wendy 134 Kuchenbecker, Tom 117 Kuchenberg, Daniel 88, 95, 117 Kuehmsted, Barbara 117 Kuehnl, Michael 123 Kugel, Michael 117 Kugler, Diane 74, 134 Kugler, Joseph M. Kuhnke, Arlene 123 Kuhnke, Darlene 134 Kuhnke, Marlene 134 Kuhnke, Susan 117 Kulhavy, Ruth 71, 82 Kundiger, Rex 95, 117 Kunschke, Todd 77, 117 Kunstman, James 106, 134, 150 Kunstman, Peggy 117 Kunstman, Susan 117 Kunz, Cary 117 Kurka, Jean 72, 117 Kurka, Judy 72, 134, 149 Kurrasch, Richard H. Kuse, Belinda 117 Kuse, Sheela 75, 134 L Laabs, Steven 117 Laehn, Todd 117 Lalley, Christopher 134 LaLonde, Jeffrey 123 Lamm, Betty 117 Lamm, Jane 58, 134 Langman, Barbara 63, 117 LaPierre, Matthew 50, 51, 117 LaPiene, Michelle 143 LaPin, Frank 56, 123 Lappen, Cheryl 117 Lappen, John 76, 88, 134 Lappen, Mary 72, 74, 117 Larson, Mark 123 Larson, Michael 117 Larson, Valerie 73, 123 Larson, Walter 132 Last, Richard 134 Lautenschlager, Diane 117 Laux, Bruce E. Laux, Kevin 123 Laux, Robert L. Laux, Susan 1Margorie1 134 Lawson, Harold 89, 93, 117 Lawson, Scott 89 Lawson, William 96, 97, 134 Lazowski, Linda 117 Leach, Randall 104, 105, 106, 123 Leach, Robert 42, 43, 106, 135 Leavitt, Ronald 123 Lecker, Debra 135 Lecker, Katherine L. Lecker, Sandra 123 LeClaire, Vera 74, 135 Lee, Mr. Richard 30 LeMieux, Linda 123 LeMieux, Ronald 117 Lemke, Michael 124 Lemke, Richard 56, 96 Lemons, Dianne 117 Leveille, David 124 Lewis, Marilyn 124 Lewis, Marva 53, 135 Lichtenwalner, Steven 56, 135 Liebmann, Joe Liethen, Gary 93, 124 Li1lge, Dale 135 Lillge, Drew 117 Lillge, Faye 74, 124 Limpert, Daniel 56 Lindloff, Laurel 117 Lindsley, Douglas 95, 117 Linstad, Gary 51, 74, 75, 135 Linstad, Penny 76, 80, 124 Lippert, Mary K. Lison, Raymond G. 117 Locke, Christine 124 Locke, Diane 117 Lockery, Mr. 37 Loeh, Mrs. Bonita 37 Loescher, Ion 78, 117 Lowenhagen, Carla 124 Long, Harry 124 Lowe, Barbara 135 Lubinski, Craig 124 Lubinski, Diane 117 Luckow, Barbara 72, 117 Luckow, Sandra 124 Luckow, Verne 95, 124 LuMaye, Richard 117 LuMaye, Stephen 117 LuMaye, William 124 Lundgren, Kirk 124 Lutzewitz, Steven 77, 124 Lyons, John 135 Lyscio, Julie 71, 117 M Maas, Donald 46, 52, 74, 75, 135, 149 Maas, Jeri 62, 78, 117 Maas, Ioseph 78, 117 Mach, Charlene 71, 117 Mackin, Michele 117 Mader, Michelle 43, 76, 124 Mahloch, Lane 117 Mahloch, Jean 117 Mahloch, Robert 86, 88, 135 Mahony, Daniel L. Mahr, David 135 Main, Mr. John 23 Mainwaring, Sharon 73, 76, 124 Malchow, Rebecca 51, 124 Malley, David 91, 104, 106, 117 Malliet, Barbara 72, 76 Maloney, Amy 117 Maloney, Kathleen 117 Maloney, Michael 96, 124 Malueg, Debra 71, 117 Managan, Ellen 124 Managen, Robert 135 Mancl, Anne M. Mancl, Dennis 57, 77, 117 Mancl, Janey 117 Mancl, Karen 78, 117 Mangan, Gail 117 Mangan, Jacqueline L. Managen, R. 56 Mann, Christianne 32, 73, 135 Manteufel, Robert 124 Marko, Miss Barbara 32, 108 Marks, James A. Marks, John 135 Marks, Patrick 117 Martin, Bruce 124 Martin, James 135 Martines, Mario 95, 117 Marx, Kathryn 117 Marx, Mary 124 Marzolf, Miss Mary 31 Matteson, Robin 117 Mauritz, Donna 124 Mauthe, Barbara 135 Mauthe, Debra 124 Mauthe, Robert 91, 106, 117 Maves, David 124 Mavroif, Terry 124 McArt ,Krisin 78, 117 McCann, Glenn A. McClenahan, Mrs. Mabel 36 McClenahan, William 117 McClone, Terrence R. McCrory, Jeffery 135 McDonald, Kenneth 93, 135 McDonald, Kim 67, 87, 88 McDonald, Robert 88 McDowell, Judith 72, 117 McGee, Karen 124 McGinnis, Mr. William 33 McGlin, Jeanette 124 McGlin, Pamela 56, 124 McGowan, Patrick 135 McGregor, John 77, 117 McKee, Anne C. McKenzie, Mr. John 36 McLennan, Robert 88, 117 McMahon, Myrtle 135 McNamee, Paul 46, 77, 135 Meetz, Kathy 117 Meetz, Michael 46, 88, 135 Meighan, Kevin 88, 117 Meinhardt, Judy 117 Meitner, Andrew C. Meitner, Mary 124 Meltz, Kris 135 Menning, Craig 56, 117 Mercier, Mr. Larry 24, 63 Mereness, William 135 Merkel, Deborah 117 Merkel, Debra 135 Mexkel, Donald 117 Merkel, Janet 42, 58, 135 Merkel, Joan 117 Metcher, Jean 117 Metcher, Nicole 135 Metko, Susan 135 Meyer, Catherine 118 Meyer, Cleve 135 Meyer, David 124 Meyer, Donna 60, 124 Meyer, Douglas 103, 118 Meyer, Exa 118 Meyer, Gary 46, 135, 151 Meyer, Gretchen 135 Meyer, Mr. 37 Meyer, Stephen 135 Meyer, Steven 136 Miceli, Steven Michler, Iudith 72 Mich1er, Sara 72, 118 Midkiff, David 136 Midkiff, Michael 43, 124 Mielke, James 118 Mielke, Ronald 118 Milbach, Garry M. Milbach, Timothy Miles, Iess 74, 88, 100, 118 Milhaupt, Nicholas 98, 100 Miller, Dana 136 Miller, Dennis 59, 136 Miller, Diane 124 Miller, Leslee 71, 82, 135 :25; Miller, Marlene 73, 118, 124 Miller, Michael 118 Miller, Patricia 111, 124 Miller, Stacy 124 Miller, Susan Marie 60, 124 Miller, Toni 45 Mills, David 77, 118 Mills, Thomas 62, 72, 118, 152 Mirek, Jerome 118 Mischler, Sally 136 Misevicz, Daniel 136 Mitchell, Dale 60, 124 Moder, Nancy 62, 71, 124, 149 Moderson, David 124 Moderson, Paul 103, 118 Moe, John D. Moe, Marc 96, 118 Moede, Miss Patricia 32, 111 Moericke, Steven 136 Mogenson, Cathryn 124 Monday, Richard 118 Mooney, Marilyn 118 Morin, Augustine Morin, David 74, 118 Morlock, Andrew 118 Morlock, Steven 1. Morrissey, Patricia 124 Morrissey, Susan 136 Morse, Mr. William 34, 100, 101 Mortell, Catherine 78, 118 Mortimer, Steven 136 Mortimer, Thomas 118 Mowry, Barbara 74, 124 Mowry, Donald 106, 118 Much, Kathleen 75, 118 Muck, Leslie 73, 136 Muck, Mr. 37 Muck, Peggy 124 Mueller, Antonia 71, 124 Mueller, Kathryn 82, 83, 136 Mue11er, Terry 118 Muench, David 106, 124 Murphy, Bonnie 124 Murphy, James 56 Murray, Gordon J. N Nabbefeld, Kay 118 Nabbefeld, Lisa 124 Nackers, Dennis 124 Nagler, Mr. Leonard 26 Naranjo, Rene 124 Neitzke, Mr. 37 Neitzke, Ranae 74 Nelson, Mr. Gordon 23, 78 Nelson, Ie'ssie 60, 73, 124 Nelson, Laurie 71, 136 Nelson, Lori 136 Nelson, Mark 118 Neuman, Iulane 136 Neuman, Sheila 118 Neignan, Steven 73, 76, 88, 93, 106, 4 Neumann, Diane 77, 124 Newlin, Marjorie 118 Nicholls, Ann Marie 118 Nickel, George H. Nickel, James 118 Nielsen, Mary 124 Nieuwenhuis, David 136 Nissen, Steven 89 Nodtvedt, Gisle Sarlaup 136 Noffke, James L. Nofike, John 72, 136 North, Michele 72, 124 Norquist, Thomas 118 Novak, Richard 118 Nowak, Steven 77, 118 Nutting, Steve 0 O'Brien, James 124 O'Connell, Bonnie 78, 118 O'Connell, Larae 136 O'Connor, Colleen 77, 124 Odegaard, Mr. Ronald 30, 56 Offenbicher, John Ohman, Carleen 118 Ohman, Deanna 136 Ohman, John 136 Oldham, Christine 136 Oliver, Andrew 78, 91, 118 Oliver, Steventon 136 Olmstead, Dennis 128 Olmstead, Lynda 136 Olsen, Laurie 77, 124 Olson, James 51, 74, 75, 136 Olson, Krista 61, 66, 124 Olson, Randall 73, 76, 136 Olson, Russell 136 Olson, Sharon 124 Orbison, Ann P. 1Penny1 51, 70, 136, 148 Orbison, Dean 56, 95, 124 Ore, Mr. Stanley 36, 66 Ormson, James 78, 118 Ostrowski, Mrs. Kristin 23, 66 Otis, Laura 76, 124 Ottman, James 73, 76, 124 Otto, Richard 88, 118 Ottone, Charles 118 Overesch, Mary 124 P Paden, Curtis 101, 118 Paden, Terese 49, 124 Pagel, Bonnie 75 Palmer, Douglas 104, 106, 124 Palmer, Richard 78, 91, 124 Paltzer, Cynthia 124 Park, Elizabeth 72, 118 Parthie, Sue 118 Patri, Paula 124 Patti, Sharon 108, 118 Patterson, Larry 74, 75, 136 Paulie, Paul 77, 136 Paull, Lorraine 75, 118 Paull, Thomas 72, 124 Pawer, Vicki 62, 124 Pearson, Robert 48, 88, 103, 136 Pegel, Valerie 136 Pellegrini, Debra 124 Pennell, David 118 Feet, Reid 76, 107, 136 Peotter, Patricia 124 Perez, Mr. Joseph 22 Peterik, Jeannie A. Peterman, Craig 107, 118 Peters, Diane 118 Petersen, Lynn 118 Petersen, R01188, 106, 124 Peterson, Candi 124 Peterson, Nancy 118 Peterson, Peggy 118 Petrasko, George 106, 118 Pettegrew, James 88, 106, 118 Phillippi, Gail 50, 124 Phillips, Susan C. Pierre, Peter 124 Pierson, Clifford 77, 101, 118 Piette, Colleen 74, 75, 124 Pike, Nancy 71, 118 Pike, Mr. Richard 34, 88 Pionke, Don 93, 124 Pionke, Matthew Pimer, Bonnie 124 Plach, Betsy 136 Plamann, Danie188, 93, 105, 106, 124 Platon, Mrs. Anne 36 Platt, Jacqueline 72, 76 Polakowski, Joseph 136 Polakowski, Lynn 71 Polakowski, Nancy 118 Pollard, Jeffrey 88, 93, 124 Pompa, Joseph 118 Ponedel, Joel E. 157 Popp, Gary 137 Poppe, Fredrick 43, 77, 124 Pozolenski, Gerald Preimesberger, Mark 118 Priebe, Randy Pritzl, David 137 Probst, Bruce Probst, Gary 78, 118 Process, 10 Elizabeth Pruno, Roland 118 Pruno, Sandra 73, 125 Prust, Mr. Del 23, 88 Prusynski, John M. Prusynski, Patrick Purchatzke, Ga1183, 137, 149 Purchasko, D. 88 Purdy, Mary 125 Purdy, Thomas 74, 137 Pumer, Bonnie 45 Q Quall, Sue 78, 125 Quella, Debra 125 Quimby, Dennis 137 Quimby, Shirley 75 R Radlofi, Renee 125 Radke, Mr. William 26 Radlofi, Yvonne 77, 118 Radtke, Mr. Claude 36, 103 Raisler, John 72, 118 Ramsey, William 125 Handles, Deborah 125 Rank, Michael 146 Rappold, Jeffrey 125 Rassel, Dennis 118 Rauen, Thomas 125 Ray, Earl 93, 118 Racket, Michael 137 Rector, Mark 125 Redenz, David F. Redenz, Karen R. Redenz, Steven G. Rehbein, Miss Dorothy Rehfeldt, David 88, 95, 118 Rehmer, Susan 118 Reid, Beverly 137 Reinke, Lorrie 1. Reinke, Michael 125 Reinke, Victoria 118 Heistad, Paul 93, 125 Reitz, Beverly 125 Reitz, Michael 118 Remter, Linda 137 Remter, Sherry 125 Remus, Randy 77 Renn, Frances 125 Reppert, Mr. Owen 30 Resch, Sally 125 Retson, Jeffrey 40, 89, 100, 118 Retson, Thomas 100, 118 Rettler, Jeffrey 125 Rettler, Suzanne 137 Reynolds, Andrew 88, 95, 118 Reynolds, Toni 137 Reynolds, Traci 118 Ribble, Brendon 137 Ribble, Elsa 118 Ribble, Gloria 137 Ribble, Kevan 118 Richardson, Bruce 57, 125 Ritchie, Randy 118 Richling, Wayne 137 Richman, Nancy 61, 66, 125, 149, 152 Riegert, Sherry 137 Riehl, Janice 125 158 Riehl, Kathy 76, 125 Riemen, Kathy 47, 118 Rink, Daniel 88, 118 Ritchie, Deborah 137 Ritchie, Michael I. Ritchie, Randal Roberts, Deborah 125 Roberts, Ronald 137 Robertson, Shirley 125 Rochon, John 125 Rochon, Robert 88, 118 Rodriquez, Antonio 53, 118 Rogers, Eric 70, 95, 137, 149 Rogers, Rebecca 78, 118 Rogers, Susan 72, 118 Rohlf, Evan 125 Rohloff, Gail 125 Rohloff, Robin 43, 54, 125, 149 Romenesko, Noreen 125 Ronk, Robert 93, 125 Hoovers, Barbara 75, 118 Hoovers, David 125 Rosemond, Mrs. Stephanie 24, 62 Rosenthal, Georjean 52, 137, 151 Rosenthal, Sandra 118 Rothe, Larry 137 Rothe, Sue 137 Bother, Lynda 118 Rowe, Miss Kathryn 28 Rowland, Jeffrey 76, 137 Rowland, Kim 118 Rozmarynoski, Daniel 125 Bucks, Sandra 125 Rudzinski, Mr. Raymond 34 Ruggles, David 137 Busch, Brian 118 Busch, Timothy 125 Ruth, Lynn 72, 125 S Saari, Susan 137 Sager, James 77, 118 Sager, Mr. Kenneth 36 Sager, Susan 76, 125 Sanders, Robert 93, 137 Sandgren, Paul 118 Santner, John M. Sass, Roberta 125 Sauer, Allan 119 Sauer, Gary 119 Sauer, Linda 78, 125 Sauter, Mark 75, 119 Sauter, Melissa 137 Savage, Anne Marie 77, 119 Savage, Stephen 77, 125 Sawyers, Julie 45, 70, 76 Saylez, Miss Darlene 28 Scanlan, David 1. Schaefer, Elizabeth 1Beth1 119 Schaefer, Judy 119 Schaefer, Kenneth 137 Schaefer, Kerry 137 Schaefer, Nancy 137 Schaefer, Patricia 137 Schaefer, Susanne 125 Schefe, Peggy 125 Scheibe, Richard 137 Scheibe, Thomas C. Scheibe, Victoria 119 Scheid, Rhonda Schiedermayer, David 47, 119, 151, 152 Schiesl, Jeffery 119 Schiff, Mike 82 Schilcher, Paul 137 Schilling, David I. Schilling, Kathleen 137 Schinke, James 88, 106, 119 Schinke, Mr. 37 Schinke, Richard 137 Schmalz, Gerald 119 Schmidt, Barbara 137 Schmidt, Clyde 125 Schmidt, Dieter 107, 119 Schmidt, John A. Schmidt, Kurt 138 Schmidt, Mary 119 Schmidt, Raymond 125 Schmidt, Robert 125 Schmidt, Terrence 88, 93, 138 Schmit, Pamela 77, 119, 125 Schmitt, Paul 78 Schmitz, Kurt 119 Schmoll, Jean 138 Schneider, Ben 40 Schneider, Jerry 103, 125 Schneider, John Schoenfeld, Richard 138 Schoenke, Susan L. Schoepke, Kathleen M. 125 Schommer, Bonnie 109, 125 Schommer, Steven 138 School, Bonnie 78, 119 Schreiter, Gary 119 Schreiter, Linda 125 Schreiter, Michae1 138 Schroeder, Carla 78, 119 Schroeder, David 119 Schroeder, Earl UIJ 56, 119 Schroeder, Gregory 138 Schroeder, James 119 Schroeder, Jean 54, 125 Schroeder, Lynn 138 Schuh, Arthur 138 Schuh, Diane 74, 119 Schuh, Glen Schultz, Janet 76, 118, 136 Schultz, Mr. Robert 30 Schultz, Sandra 118 Schultz, Sheila 138 Schulz, Janine 1 Schumacher, Iane 138 Schumacher, Joann 125 Schumacher, Michael 106, 119 Schutt, David 48, 89, 125 Schutt, Debra 125 Schwandt, Lorre 77, 125 Schwanke, Edward 52 Schwartz, Terrance 88, 119 Schwartzbauer, Steven 119 Sealy, Pamela 138 Secard, Mary 125 Secor, Kenneth 138 Secor, Richard 119 Sedo, Linda 138 Sedo, Honda 1. Seekins, Jacqueline 125 Seeley, Charles 100 Seidl, Cynthia 119 Seidl, John 138 Seidl, Kenneth L. Seidl, Robert 119 Seidler, Carla 78, 119 Seifert, Lynn 71, 125, 149, 152 Seipel, David 88, 119, 125 Seipel, Diana M. Severson, Frank 119 Shannon, Rachel 119 Shannon, Scott L. Shearier, Steven 125 Sheets, Robert 1Keith1 77, 93, 125 Shefka, Kathryn 119 Shiff, Michae1 106, 125 Short, Clayton 138 Sicard, Earl 125 Siebert, Michael 1. Siebers, Bruce 119 Sieth, Steven 88 Silwert, Mrs. 37 Simon, Jean 138 Simpson, Gary 40, 50, 77, 79, 125, 149, 152 Sinclair, Barbara 125 Sinclair, Jim 77, 119 Sinclair, John 44, 70, 136, 149 Sipple, Susan 77, 138 Sitte, Mr. Norman 22 Skarda, Jane 119 Skarda, Lynn 45, 71, 82, 125 Skarda, Mary 44, 138 Skutley, Susan 72, 76, 125 Skutley, Thomas 88, 101, 109, 138 Sloane, Mary 125 Sloane, Thomas 56, 76, 138 Sloboda, Mrs. Annette 28 Sloboda, Nancy 119 Smalley, George 1. Smith, Barbara 119 Smith, Carl T. Smith, Carla 78, 119 Smith, Joann 138 Smith, Judith 50, 125 Smith, Kay 138 Smith, Mark 138 Smith, Mark S. 138 Smith, Mark W. 101, 119 Smith, Michael 46, 100, 125 Smith, Patricia 125 Smith, Reed 119 Smith, Robert 138 Smith, Scott 76, 87, 88, 103, 138 Smith, Sharon 49, 125 Smith, Steve 100, 125 Smith, Toni 119 Smyrneos, Cindy 140 Smyrneos, Diana 75, 119 Snell, Deborah 138 Solberg, Curtis 77, 119 Solis, Nancy 125 Sollberger, Gary L. Sommer, Cynthia 119 Sommer, Thomas 88, 100, 119 Sonkowsky, Dennis 138 Sonkowsky, Gene 138 Sonnleitner, Carla 138 Sonnleitner, Jay F . Sonsthagen, Gail 119 Sonsthagen, Michael 138 Sorcic, Barbara 76, 80, 125 Southwell, Gilbert L. Speener, Roxanne 138 Spence, Barbara Jean 125 Spilman, Debra 119 Spina, Daniel 76, 125 Splichal, Laurence 75, 125 Sponberg, Patricia 60, 125 Sprangers, Jane 119 Sprangers, Michael 139 Spreeman, Janet 119 Springer, Carl 125 Springer, Phillip 139 Springstroh, Keith 125 Sprissler, David 94, 95, 139 Sprister, LouAnn 125 Sprotte, Glenn 119 Stachowiak, Beth 71, 77, 119 Staedt, Patricia 125 Stammer, Michael 138 Standifotd, Mr. Justin 36 Stanelle, Barbara 139 Stark, Stephen 125 Stark, Wendy 119 Staron, Henry 88, 125 Starr, Brad 101, 119 Stary, Mitchell 88, 95, 119 Steen, Douglas 119 Stein, Daniel 101, 119 Stein, Michele 119 Steiner, Jeannie 139 Steinfeldt, Susan 139 Stelow, Diane M. Stelow, G. 119 Stelzer, Kordula R. Stemhagen, John W. Stevenson, Frances 119 Steward, Kenneth W. Steward, Larry 119, 139 Stickney, Joan 125 Still, Diane 125 Still, Gloria Steffel, Mr. 37 Stoegbauer, Christine 139 Stoeger, Bradley 119 K Stoeger, Patti 119 Stoeger, Richard 139 Stoffel, Diane 139 Stoffel, Paula 126 Stoffel, Richard 119 Stohl, Lisa 119 Stoner, Mr. Alan 26 Strader, Michael 139 Strand, Mark 119 Stranghoener, Laurence 100, 126, 152 Stratton, Donald 106, 139 Strauch, Dennis L. Strauss, Charles 126 Strebe, Gary D. Strebe, Leann 73, 76, 126 Stroess, Cynthia 119 Stroess, Dana 126 Strover, Nancy 139 Stumpf, Carol 139 Stumpf, Elizabeth 119 Sturm, Elizabeth 126 Sturm, Mary 126 Sturtevant, Jane 119 Stushek, Kurt 119 Sullivan, Bridget 126 Sullivan, Mrs. Caroline 28 Sullivan, Mike 46, 119, 126 Sullivan, Molly P. Sutheimer, Thomas 95, 119 Sutter, Terrance 56, 119 Svejda, Mr. John 23 Swanson, Craig 46 Swick, Cheryl 44, 60, 119, 126 Swick, Julie E. Syring, David L. T Taff, Pamela 126 Talbot, Tina 119 Tate, David 139 Tate, Timothy 78, 107, 119 Taylor, MI. Harry 28 Tesch, Lynn 76, 80, 139 Tetzlaff, Jacquelyn 119 Thomack, Robert Thomack, Russell 119 Thomas, Ioeseph 139 Thomas, Scott 76, 88, 139 Thompson, Carol Thompson, John 78, 119 Thorson, Russell 77, 126 Thyssen, Gary 139 Tideman, James 139, 149 Tilley, Iohn Tilley, Linda Lee 72, 126 Tillman, Stephen 139 Timmer, Jean 119 Tjossen, Kristine 119, 152 Torkelson, Gerald 89, 119 Torkelson, Thomas Townsan, Mark 119 Tralango, Mr. Sam 23 Treder, Kelly 126 Treder, Scott 119 Treiber, Joseph Treichel, Carl 119 Treichel, Judy 139 Treichel, Linda 126 Tremmel, Gail 77, 126 Toremel, James 89, 139 Trombley, Jeffrey Trunk, Ann 74, 139 Tullberg, Larry 139 Tummett, Susan 120 Turek, David 43, 126 Turkow, Cheryl 71, 120 Turkow, Lawrence 88, 93 U Uehlein, Susan A. 77, 82, 119 Uehling, Susan 126 Uehling, Thomas 91, 106, 120 Ulman, Louis 126 Ulmen, Rosemarie 139 Utschig, Laurine 126 Utschig, William 74, 126 V Vallard, Dennis 88, 93, 120 Vallard, Steven 139 Van Acker, Xina 126 Van Asten, Paul 95, 139 Van Belkom, Edward A. Van Boxtel, David 126 VandeBurgt, Dennis 93, 139 VandeBurgt, Richard 93, 126 Vandenberg, Anne 126 Vandenberg, Diane 139 Vandenberg, Harlan 139 Vandenberg, James 88, 100, 104, 105, 106, 120 Vanden Bloomer, Kenneth 120 Vanden Brandt, William 91, 100, 106, 120 Vanden Elzen, Mary 139 Vanden Heuvel, Faith 120 Vander Linden, Bradley 126 Vander Linden, George 126 Vander Linden, Jerry 22, 88, 100, 103, 139, 148 Vander Linden, Mark 126 Vander Lois, David 120 Vander Wielen, Christopher 120 Vander Wielen, John A. 139 Vander Wielen, 101m L. 140 Vander Wielen, Mrs. 37 Vander Wyst, Loraine 120 Vander Wyst, Lucina 126 Vangeer Zanden, Ann 58, 62, 73, 1 Vander Zanden, Vicki 78, 120 Vande Voort, Betty 40 Vande Voort, Donna 126 Vande Voort, Randal 120 Van De Walle, Miss Mary 31 Vande Weghe, Charles 140 Van Dinter, Jane 126 Van Dinter, Richard 120 Van Eperen, Miss Judie 37 Van Groll, Amy 59, 140 Van Handel, David 100, 120, 88 Van Handel, Diane 140 Van Handel, Donna 126 Van Handel, Kenneth 126 Van Handel, Laurie 126 Van Handel, Mary 126 Van Handel, Richard 120 Van Handel, Wayne 120 Van Heuklon, Richard Van Heuklon, Robert 140 Van Rooy, Patrick M. Van Rooy, Steven Van Rossum, Stephen 140 Van Rossum, Susan 126 Van Ryzin, Donald 1. Van Ryzin, Robert 140 Van Stippen, Henry 120 Van Vreede, Douglas 78, 120 Van Weddingen, Linda A. Van Wyk, Sherrie 51, 74, 75, 140, 149, 151 Verhagen, Michael 140 Verhagen, Nancy 126 Verhagen, Sandra 78, 120 Verhagen, Vicki 73, 120 Verhoeven, Gregory 74, 140 Verkins, Robert 77, 107, 126 Verkuilen, Michael 76, 93, 126 Verkuilen, Nancy 76, 83, 140 Vermeern, John 140 Verstegen, Mark 96 Vick, Barbara 126 Vincent, Elaine 140 Viola, Joseph J. Vissers, Laura 126 Vissers, Linda 140 Vlossak, Taresa 1Terry1 72, 126 Voelz, Gary 103, 140 Voelz, Pamela 60, 120 Vogl, Rebecca 126 Voight, Denise 126 Vollbrecht, Dan 120 Vollbrecht, Ian 140 Vollmer, Sandra 76, 126 Volpintesta, Mark 88, 95, 106, 120 Von Allmen, Cynthia 71, 140 Vosters, Marvin 140 Vruwink, Randal 120 W Wachowiak, Ricky 126 Wachowiak, Wayne T. Wagner, Connie J. Wagner, James 96, 97, 140 Wagner, Julie 70, 108 Wagner, Patricia 77, 80, 126 Waldhart, Mary 140 Walker, Scott 140 Walter, Joseph 140 Waltman, Mark D. Ward, Virginia 61, 74, 126 Warner, Diane 78, 120 Warner, Robert 76, 95, 126 Washechek, Gail 126 Wassmann, Anthony 126 Wassmann, Mory A. Watson, Mary Lou 120 Watters, Jeanine 120 Watters, Michael 77, 120 Watters, Roger 140 Webb, Kim W. Weber, Christine 140 Weber, June 120 Weber, Randy 120 Wege, Betty 140 Wegner, Julie 126 Wehrman, Deborah 78, 120 Weigt, Randall H. Weiner, Neil P. Weiss, Margaret 71, 82, 126 Wendi, Mark 40, 76, 80, 103, 126, 149, 152 Wenzel, Lynn 140 Wenzel, Wendy 76, 126 Werlein, Jeffery IA Werlein, Vicki 120 Werner, Bruce R. Werner, Charles 56, 91, 106, 126 Werner, Donald 99, 100, 103, 140, 148 Werner, Jack 100, 126 Werner, Martha 120 Werner, Mory 120 Werner, Timothy 90, 91, 106, 140, 148, 149 West, Gregg 94, 95, 126 West, Peggy 120 West, Sharon 120 Westbrook, Meri 126 Westfahl, Dawn 120 Weyenberg, Deborah 68, 95, 140 Weyenberg, Ellen 120 Weyenberg, Richard 88, 120 Wheaton, Doris 140 Wheeler, Mark 120 Whipple, Byron 126 Whitman, E11en 140 Whitman, Steven F. Wichman, Connie 59, 140 Wicinski, Jeffery 126 Wiegand, John 56, 126 Wiegand, Robert 126 Wiegman, Gloria 70, 140 Wienandt, Bonnie 120 Wienandt, David 75 Wiese, Maury 140 Wildenbert, Jan 54, 126 Wilke, Mrs. Evelyn 23, 73 Willer, David L. Williams, Charles 120 Williams, James 99, 100, 140 Williams, Marion 126 Wilson, Cynthia 120 Wilson, Kerry 77, 120 Wilson, Randall A. Wilson, Richard 120 Winkler, Mark 141 Winkler, Patricia 120 Winski, Phillip 76, 95, 141 Winski, Susan 120 Winters, Gary 141 Wisneski, Samuel 1. Witherell, Jane 51, 72, 76, 126 Witt, Marlene 120 Witter, Cheryl 120 Witthuhn, Gale 120, 141 Witthuhn, Jean 74 Whittman, Kris 141 Woelfel, Miss Diane 23 Woldt, Linda 126 Woldt, Patricia 120 Wolff, Kathleen 72, 120 Wolff, Stephen 141 Wolfinger, James 141 Wolfinger, Wendy 126 Wolter, James 120 Wolter, Joseph 88 Worchester, Barbara 126 Worden, Ardis Ann Worden, Donald 88, 120 Wright, Alethea 126 Wright, Susan 126 Wrobleski, Miss Beverly 37 Wrolstad, Bradley 120 Wuethrich, Mark 120 Wulterkens, Joyce 120 Wulterkens, Patricia 78, 120 Wunderlich, John 126 Wundrow, Marilyn 44, 126 Wyman, Debra 126 Wysocky, Donna 57, 76, 141 Y Yahr, Laura 68, 141 Young, Gilbert 126 Young, Nancy 74, 141, 149, 150 Younger, William 141 Z Zabel, Rick R. Zak, Jeffery 126 Zeegers, Christine 141 Zeegers, Kathleen 108, 111, 120 Zeegers, Mark 126 Zetzman, Frank 126 Zick, Margaret 120 Zick, Marie 120 Ziegler, Karen A. Zieman, Ann 76, 82, 141, 149 Zieman, Christine 126 Zieman, Mr. Orlyn 36 Ziemer, Ann L. 61, 141, 150 Ziesemer, Bruce 73, 76, 126 Ziven, Steven 83, 141, 149 Zoelk, Elizabeth 126 Zoelk, Kathryn 120 Zu1eger, Daniel 120 Zuleger, Sandra 120 159 L14 160 The Lantern Staff wishes to thank all those who helped in any way with the production of this book. Cover Design Linda Dejmek Division Pages John Dingeldein Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Patricia Anderson Business Advisor Miss Kathryn Rowe 1971 LANTERN Staff Editor-in-Chief Ruth Bretheim Assistant Editor- in -Chief Micki Mader Academics Editor Pam Brewer Organizations Editor Kris Anderson Boys Sports Editor Rob Leach Girls Sports Editor Robin Rohloff Classes Editors Micki Mader Barb Hanstedt Index Editors Ann Engelman Sue Hansen Head Photographer Mike Midkiff