D C Everest High School - Everette Yearbook (Schofield, WI)

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.. W --iq CHEERLE DI CLUB The goals of the Cheerleading Club are to perfect the members in the technique of cheer- leading and to promote school spirit by ac- quainting the girls with school cheers. The highlights of the year come with the tryouts when competition for a position on the cheer- leading squads takes place. OFFICERS: Peggy Abel, Presidentg Marcy Schulz, Secretary. S NIOR COUNCIL ROW ONE: Cheryl Scott, Stephanie Braatz, Pam Priller. Rowan, Bob Alexjun, Jim Werner, John Kosobucki, Larry Mark Gresens, Tom Altman, Alleen Delikowski, Marcie D1'1SC01LDaveGieS1ef, Del Reeds- Dorshak, Mary Abel. ROW TWO: Dan Van Mourik, Larry 86

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FORENSIC ROW ONE: Mrs. Stanke, Advisor, Kathy McNamara, Ann Sternberg, Sue Wachtel, Diane llerch, Keith Martin, Kathy Filieger, 'l'errie lrick, Linda Dreger, Nancy Baranowski. ROW TWO: Theresa Ogiba, Stephanie Braatz, Teddi Wal- ters, Janie Neuendank, Jack Roberts, Randy Kaiser, lien- nis Meyer, Cheryl Howe, Kathy Staszak, Lois Wenzel. Forensics is designed to encourage stu- dents to develop their speaking and oral read- ing abilities. Students may try their skill in one of a variety of areas-original or non- original oratory, public address, four minute speech, declamation, interpretive reading of poetry or prose, and play reading. Anyone may enter a forensic contest provided he agrees to practice with his coach. Students have an opportunity to compete in local, sub- district, district, and state competition. Stu- dents in interscholastic competition receive participation certificates. Those who have par- ticipated for three years receive letters, for four years-a medal. l ROW 'l'l-llilflli: Susan France, Sue Kort, Jayne Alurkowski, Cindy lioeske, Jeanne l'rban, David Hung, Marcia Jac- ques, Cathy Sattler, Betty Tabaka, l.ou Ann lluranceau, Glenda Rick. ROW FOUR: Greg Schoenfeldt, llarvey Kurtz, Gary France, Ken Berg, lleugles 'l'ietz, Jim Werner, Ger- ald France, Jeff Geiger, Jean Kurt, John Krueger. Forensic students practicing for a tournament. 85

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ECL B ,N ,sp gf , S . . p . , i its mL..L ,A 5 . S ir W W .S tx ROW ONE: Mark Johnson, Mark Gresens, Kermit Traska, Roger Richardson, John Payne, Del Reeds, Jerry Gerstl, .lack Helding. ROW TWO: Paul Jensen, Dan Kennedy, Henry Wanserski, Larry Bembcnck, Mike Narlock, Ken Juedes, Larry Driscoll, Allen Jozwiak. ROW THREE: Gary The main purposes of the E,' Club are: to promote Eg Kaminski, Fred Decker, Lyle Fust, Dennis Dobeck, Bob Peterson, Dick Nicolaison, Gary Schoenborn, Greg Schoen- feldt. ROW FOUR: Gary Desotelle, John Voght, Lorin Sev- ert, Dan Pregont, Randy Strachan, Scott Helding, Thomas Wwfa Webste r. X greater participation among students in athleticsg to help QT M5 FIA! effect better sportsmanship in competitiong and to create H20 enthusiasm for further education. The clubs motto is: Bet- ter students through athletics. Q-0f7C1L To be a member of the club, a student must possess a major letter in any sport and he must keep the training rules set by the club. The officers for the year were: Jerry Gerstl, Presidentg Dan Kennedy, Vice-Presidentg Mark Johnson, Secretaryg Mike Narlock, Treasurerg Larry Driscoll, Reporter. W KU