Hudson High School - True Blue Yearbook (Hudson, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

INVOLVEMENT registration .. . classes . .. TBT production night . .. chemistry .. . Pep Club is formed . .. Miss Dorwin waves aloha” and heads for Hawaii ... Pep Fests . . . Homecoming . .. AFS takes a turn at the concessions ... band entertains with a new half-time show . .. fall conventions ... seniors register for SAT . .. cross country team nets MBC .. . essay due for American Lit .. . ,Ye Olde English Muffin-n-Jam Sale .. . volleyball takes second at Sectionals . .. Stardust performed ... all school assembly ... gou- lash served for lunch --stock up on candy bars . .. Music Department presents a Christmas Concert ... semester exams ... badly needed break ... classes resume . . . Sno-Days ... history field trip ... WHHS broadcasts 7:45-8:00 am . . . Prom theme selected .. . and still more chemistry . .. final yearbook deadline . .. Raymond Con- cert .. . geometry test fifth hour--suddenly contract a mysterious illness .. . FFA ban- quet .. . Forensics team goes to State .. . Twirp ... spring fever .. . Prom night--date with someone special ... term papers due . .. Pop Concert and Art Show . .. Publica- tions banquet--new editorial boards appoint- ed ... summer job landed . . . it's Gradua- tion Day ... 76-77 school year comes to a close ... INVOLVEMENT DEDICATION . . . thank you, Mr. Ogland . . . long service . . . bud- get allocation . . . the buck stops here . . . titled superintendent . . . work . . . work . . . work . . . liaison officer . . . fifteen years of involvement . . . school and com- munity’ and . . . DEDICATION. Involvement at HI IS starts with the students. -- Student Life --4 They make contributions to culture -- The Arts --24 and rely upon teamwork. -- Sports -- 40 It means added responsibilities, -- Organizations --62 but allows for growing self-awareness -- Classes --82 through a variety of relationships. -- Faculty and Administration -- 118 Table Of Contents 3 Student Spending Adds Up STUDENT SPENDING . .. it takes money ... most of the time that takes work ... students find a variety of ways to spend money ... I want four cheese burgers --a large order of fries -- and a chocolate shake ... en- tertainment ... dances ... dates ... movies ... clothing ... denim ... adidas ... letter jackets ... necessities ... lunch tickets ... activity tickets ... locker fees ... class dues ... survey shows HHS Sophomore girls spend the most ... high school’s expensive ... STUDENT SPENDING. Student Spending 6 1. Paul Brown makes a purchase at Radio Shack. 2. The automo- bile—every student's dream. 3. Tammy Shaffer and Gail Lyksett wait on customers, Norm Richter and Mike Norelius, at the TBT bookstore. 4. Sue Kenall pur- chases a pair of Levis at the Clothes Corral. 5. Lisa Alwin rings up a tape for Pam Thorson at the Plaza Drug. Involvement: Starts With Students INVOLVEMENT at HHS ... starts with students ... means participation ... it’s time con- suming! ... mom, could you pick up my dress at the cleaners? there’s a debate meeting after school and I won't have time to! thanks . .. atten- tion Stardust cast--we will meet at seven p. m. tonight to work on act three--you should be reminded that, since tonight is dress rehearsal, Mrs. Bleskachek would appreciate it if everyone would know his lines! .. . Pep Club members, don't forget to bake your goodies for tomorrow's bake sale! ... but Mr. Heikkila--to- night’s TBT night, I just won't have time to do that report--yes, but ... it’s relating .'.. and new friendships ... yes! that’s just the way I feel--I mean if we don’t care, who will? .. the Home Ec. rooms? what are you? a sophomore? oh--a student teacher? well that explains it--they're straight down the ramp, you can't miss them ... and it's discoveries ... about yourself ... and others ... gee Tom, I never knew you cared! .. I'd like to know you better--let's talk ... hey dad, guess what--I think that maybe-- just maybe --I'm growing up after all! . . . INVOLVEMENT 1. Lynn Stadler gets help from Warren Fegeley. 2. Interested Sophomores attend J. A. assembly. 3. H. H. S. band lines up for half-time show. 4. Lewis Smothers, Kris Benoy, and Lisa Lindgren enjoy the outdoors. 5. 76-77 Homecoming Roy- alty: Tern Ritter, Denise Evjen, Les Gilbertson, Lori Zillmer, Mike Lundberg, Gary Breault, Lin- da Wallace, Karen Schumacher, Rick Pepper, Teresa Weinberg, and Jack Marshall. 7. Else Carlson instructs Joel Larson and Keri Dahl. Theme 8 PRCMiPreciciis Country Moments PROM ... candle sales and competitions ... we're working on the gym --no seniors allowed ... Terri, did you call about more pine trees? .. theme selected -- those precious country moments . . . Mrs. Bleskachek, please! 1 know I have algebra now, but I'm sure Mr. Krupa wouldn't mind me missing his class for such a good rason ... wet paint ... look out! the light's fall- ing ... Masquerade's the band ... Tonight's the Night . .. pick you up at eight ... what time are your reservations? .. two glasses of punch, please .. . the last dance ... it's May, Mr. Anton, what do I do with the rest of my Christmas candles ... at- tention Juniors -- we need everyone’s help with clean up tonight . . . would Sue T. please pick up her tree stand! . . PROM. 1. Duane Eggen ami Sue Caress descend the stairs into the rustic charm of Precious Country Mo- ments. 2. Scott Snyder and Pam Halvorson enjoy the music of Masquerade. 3. As couples drift by, Larry Sande and Leslie Nagel look on. 4. Junior class officers and their dates: Tom Harper, Lori Zillmer, Les Gilbertsen, Lynn Larson, Craig Strom and Terri Persico. Prom 10 GRADUATION: Senicrs Share Mixed Feelinss GRADUATION ... cele- bration, but ... the tears ... what do you do if your robe doesn't fit? .. time flies ... write me! .. let's see, alphabetical or- der -- K-L-M-Marson .. . the tassle keeps hit- ting me in the nose! .. open house ... it's 105° in the gym ... do you re- member the first time we met? you sat in front of me and ... final confirm- ation of college choice ... the memories ... I have a thousand thank you notes to write .. . has it really been 12 years? .. GRADUATION. 1. The Senior Class of '76 gathers for the last time. 2. Mary Ann Waalen shows her music trophy. 3. Bridget Ruemmele, Valedic- torian, addresses the audience. 4. Scott Snyder helps a fellow senior in need, Terry Penman. Graduation 11 licmecomiiigtFIcats Are Cut-Cars HOMECOMING .. . new activities ... spear the ti- gers ... hey did you hear the news? floats are out-- painted cars are in! . . spirit boosters ... skits . .. pep fest ... snake dance to Newton Field . .. cheering contest ... at- tention--more seniors are needed to put up the class bulletin board ... football- - Raiders victorious over Tigers--8-0 .. . dance ... Linda Wallace--homecom- Homecoming 12 Are In! ing queen . .. fun! .. HOMECOMING. 1. Students prop the slogan sign up at Newton field. 2. A New Rich- mond Tiger lends support to Hudson Raider Tim Klatt. 3. Sophomores take a first in the painted car com- petition. 4. Linda Wallace exclaims with surprise as sister, Sue, crowns her 76-77 Homecoming queen. 5. Juniors give a mighty tug. 6. Senior snake dance arrives at the field first. Homecoming 13 Wtrk: Mcney ami Ccnf lifts WORK ... =$ ... part-time ... full time ... sometimes ... Ben Franklin’s, may I help you? . .. conflicts ... hi boss-about Friday night would you believe that 1 think I'm go- ing to be sick? no-you don't buy that? well how about ... Sandy help me-what size waist do you think I should get for these Levi's? a 34! you've got to be kidding-just look at my waist-it's at least a 28! ... hello? Don's Mobil? could you send a tow truck up to the high school right away? my car stalled and I need a tow to Erickson's ... hey Teresa-I was thinking-we re not getting paid much for waiting on cars all night-face it-our working conditions are just not all that great-why don't we form a union? ... fired? look lady, you wanted your lawn mowed- you got your lawn mowed! well how was I to know those weeds were your prized begonias? ... it's all in a day's . .. WORK. 1. Kathy Knost prepares orders at A W. 2. Hans Hansen works in Hudson Theatre projection room. 3. Jo Ellen Puterka serves a customer at Kentucky Fried Chicken. 4. Scott Wettlesen stocks a grocery cart at Red Owl. 5. Pat Reetz checks the printing press at the Hudson Star Observer. 6. Mike Spencer cleans up at Uncle Barney's. 7. Hoyt Gimdersen checks the meat display case. Work 15 Ceps— Tec liivclved! TOO INVOLVED ... crepe soles on wool rugs ... overhead on the floor . .. lunch on your lap .. . hoc- key stick embedded in leg ... fender benders ... oh! excuse me .. . drop- ping books ... late for class .. . crutches after Phy. Ed ... parking ... (in the lot, of course!) . where's the nurse? ... TOO INVOLVED. Too Involved 16 1. Patty Vytlacil gets too involved in the TBT bookstore. 2. Being too involved led to Brad Ander- son's injury. 3. Julie Weinberg plays bumper cars with Gus's car. 4. Sandy Drumm displays her in- jury she got from being too in- volved. 5. A school barrier is broken. 6. One student finds a better way to occupy his class time. Too Involved 17 Students Learn By Being Invelved COURSE INVOLVEMENT . . . to be- gin with, it's the homework . . . the scheduling -- Mr. Luedtke! good news -- I only have TWO conflicts this semester . . . Mr. Ronning, NO dig is complete without hard hats! . . remember the mock convention? . . how on earth does Mrs. Qualls expect me to plan three meals on a measly two dollars? . . for the teachers it means: reorganization and re-evalua- tion of all course offerings . . . it's too bad that tree was in the way Mr. Ewing, but console yourself with two things: first, everyone else enjoyed the ski trip, and secondly, you can STILL collect collision insurance! . . watch out everybody -- the Health Careers class is administering the Mantoux test today . . . Crownie? it isn't really true, is it, that everyone who takes Plant Biology develops green thumbs? . . it's participation -- in a group or indi- vidually . . . yes Mr. Gustafson, I LIKE Oriental Lit., but last time we did yoga I limped for a week! . . gee Dad! you should feel HONORED that my Small Engines class wants to use our lawn mower at ALL, after the way you hollered at us when we fixed the car! . . a student’s favorite class? study hall, of course! . . COURSE INVOLVEMENT. 1. Ann O'Brien works hard to complete her weaving in Art. 2. Sandy Rozeski concentrates while trying Yoga in Oriental Literature. 3. Jamie Grunke takes a break from the Culture's dig. 4. Rolf Halvorson tries to out- wit the computer in Computer Math. 5. John Beer plots a pattern for his woodworking project. 6. Miss Noreen instructs her Phy. Ed. class on how to hit the bulls eye. 7. Lewis Smothers drafts a house plan. Course Involvement 18 Course Involvement 19 Community Proves Vital To ICS Crosvth COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. . . students aren't the only ones who can get involved--the commu- nity lends it's support and partici- pates, too! . . the North Hudson Pepper Fest--Vince Cardarelli named official godfather for 76- 77 and three HHS students reigned as Pepper Queen and princesses. . . Com Feed Days. . . the Plaza 94 and downtown area businesses pro- vide financial assistance for many of the extra-curricular activities . . . remember the pancake break- fast? everyone chowed down! . . Student Council did a lot to further student community relations. . . attention all Senior girls: your Lane hope chests have arrived. . . crowd participation. . . Snoball goes Hawaiian and three HHS seniors emerged as Hudson royalty . . . parents had fun while travel- ling to athetic events on the Reno- vated Raider bus. . . the business community provides jobs for many high school students. . . guest peakers lecture to classes. . . the school is part of the community too. . . COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. 1. The fans watch the Homecoming football game with anticipation. 2. Rick Peper and his sister enjoy their pancake breakfast at Sno- Daze. 3. Pepper Fest royalty, Debbie Rehder, Jill Johnson, and Jeanne Rouleau. 4. Missy McGree prepares sausage for the pancake breakfast. 5. Princess Judy Stevens, Miss Hud- son, Mary Olson, and Princess Lori Zillmer represent Hudson throughout the year. 6. Stephanie Smith looks over class ring selec- tion. Community Involvement 21 Planning Vital Tc Career Success CAREER INVOLVEMENT ... we're encouraged to plan for our future now... many H. H.S. course offer- ings provide the student with career training by doing. ..yes, Mr. Luedtke, I WANT to go to college -- I just don't want to take any classes!.. .on the job ex- perience. .. Mr. Fegely! you mean secretaries really DO have to type and take shorthand?... re- sources in the Counselor's office help students plan their futures.. .how do you expect me to make beds at the hospital when I don't even know how to make my own!... sure, I want to 22 Career Involvement serve my country, but I don't have to be bald to do it!... the Ohie Vocations Interest Survey gives Soph- omores ideas for careers ...CAREER INVOLVE- MENT 1. Senior, Lori Zillmer, studies college catalogues. 2. Rick Gay- nor views a career filmstrip in the counselors' outer office. 3. Navy Recruiter Bob Miles and Sandy Por- ter review educational opportuni- ties. 4. Secretarial Office Practice student, Jeanine Hopp, takes dic- tation from Principal, Noel Schu- macher. 5. Tom Baldwin pages through brochures before beginning to fill out financial aid forms. 6. Teresa Hoyer stops by to pick up a nursing magazine from school nurse, Lolly Hibbard. Career Involvement 23 U2TS MStardust” a Rollicking Succe STARDUST . . . tryouts in the commons . . . work on projection . . . publicity crew -- we need more pos- ters! . . okay gang -- everybody lift! the stage has to go in sideways -- try to avoid the basketball players! . . memorize your lines . . . remember, never turn your back to the audience . . . HEY MRS. BLESKACHEK -- CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? . . but Gus, I thought you were going to build me my OWN dressing room! . . . pass the word -- tell the cast to get some rest, not to eat anything that might curdle and be back here at 6:30 . . . help me with my make-up . . . where on EARTH is my costume? . . curtain calls . . . great show! . . STARDUST. 1. Judy Stevens flashes a big smile at Tony Nasvik. 2. Mary Olson, Student Director, gives some last minute tips to Rick Mann. 3. Sue McGraw adds some last minute touches to Bronwyn Jone's hair. 4. Scott Fleming challenges John Taylor to a duel. 5. Linda Nelson, Beth Ruyak, Polly Avery, Pam Halvorson, Karen Schumacher and Tracy Klatt act as the chorus in the play, saying, Descend! Destroy! Dehabilitate! 6. Alane Wood is surrounded by cast, explaining, Stu- dents, be dominated! Music Department Entertains All Ages MUSIC. . . the Fall Concert. . . aloha Miss Dorwin. . . don't forget, ensemble practice at 3:10! . . tonal memory. . . now that's a massage! . . swing choir. . . Sharon, I just can't take it any more! I've TRIED to be patient, and Mrs. Beauchamp has worked with him for hours, but after last night's per- formance I refuse to dance with him any more [--there we were in front of all those people, finishing the dance routine with the bump--wouldn’t you know Billy just had to be the star and give an extra bump! he bumped me right off the stage and now I'm on crutches for three weeks: . . a trip to H. A. R. P. . . say it with music . . .Dr. Raymond arrives--intense practice, lots of fun and the show! . . the Pop Con- cert--what a way to end the year! . . MUSIC. 28 Music 1. Miss Dorwin directs the mixed chorus in a medley. 2. The Girls' Chorus per- forms at the Christmas Concert. 3. Mu- sic students distribute carnations to their mothers at the Pop Concert. 4. Jan Lund- berg and Teresa Smith harmonize. 5. Doug Lindstrom, Karl Petters, and Pat Wells take a minute to study their music. 6. The Ensembles combine at the Christ- mas Concert to present a rendition of The Night Before Christmas. 29 Students Shew Creative expressions ART. . . ideas becoming creative expressions. . . my father really thinks I am Vincent Van Gogh, can you believe it?. . . paints, palette, pastels, pen- cils, and perspective. . . honest, I had my tapestry project all done until my cat got curious and p-u-l-l-e-d !. . . silkscreen and sculpture. . . well, maybe I did leave it in the kiln a little longer than I should have, but Mom won't mind--she likes black! ... I don't know, Mrs. Carlson, we were still working on the grass and she’d already moved up to the clouds!--the next thing I knew she was calling for help-- the sky is falling! . . . print- making, pottery, calligraphy, clay, color, and composition. . . ART. 1. Julie Delton finished work on life-size painting. 2. The art display case is filled with tapestries from the first semester Fibers class. 3. Shirley Miller waters a still life display. 4. A wide variety of color- ful oil paintings add much to the Art room walls. 5. Art students display their many talents. Musicians Perform Fcr faints CAREER INVOLVE- MENT. . .we're encour- aged to plan for our future now. . . many H. H. S. course offerings provide the student with career training by doing. . . yes, Mr. Luedtke, I WANT to go to college--I just don't want to take any classes! ... on the job experi- ence. . . Mr. Fegely! you mean secretaries really DO have to type and take shorthand?. . . resources in the Counselor's office help Students plan their futures. . . how do vou expect me to make oeds at the hospital when I don't even know how to make my own! . . . sure, I want to serve my country, but I don't have to be bald to do it! . . . the Ohio Vocations Interest Survey gives Sophomores ideas for ca- reers. . . CAREER INVOLVEMENT. BAND . . . you better believe we’re a marching band! . . who got the prize for the biggest blisters from their saddle shoes? . . don’t tell me Haak’s going to give us another lecture on how ignorance is bliss! . . take it from the top . . all those pep fests . . . Fight, fight, fight, we’re gonna win to- 1. Band performs first concert. 2. Mr. Haakenson keeps rhythm at practice. 3. Holly Offner and Jean Evenson participate in practice 4. Monty Nelson, Tim Lohman, and Sarah Duwell keep tempo through music. 5. Band members accompany choir at Christmas Concert. 6. Gail Pagel and Sonjia Lee discuss band after practice. 7. Richard Mausolf looks over music for an upcoming concert. 32 Band night! ... all right-- who put the gum in the drum major's whistle? . . don't we ever get new uni- forms? . . shut up and wet your reed! . . tune up . . . and a one, and a two . . . that jazz band really swings! . . guess what you guys! I just found out we're marching behind the horses again! . . . BAND. CHORUS: Row 1: Teresa Smith, Leslie Lein, Lori Enloe, Gail Pagel, Cindy Orf, Mike Bakken, Doug Lindstrom, Karl Spott. Row 2: Cathy Taylor, Cheryl Feyereisen, Nancy Cassutt, Minda Smith, Michelle Beauchamp, Kent Christiansen, Chris Grass, John Martin. Row 3: Beth Bauemfeind, Angela Welton, Mary Olson, Karen Schumacher, Alane Wood, Jim DeWitte, Ken Weeks, Dave Ellis. Row 4: Jean Evenson, Nancy Ray, Becky Scobey, Terri Graven, Jan Lundberg, Karl Petters, Tony Nasvik, Kevin Fox. GIRLS CHORUS: Row 1: Dawn Olson, Sue Foust, Lori Martin, Desiree Armonio, Wendy Johnson, Leila Olson, Lori Lee, Misty Hogland, Shari Johnson, Carol DeWitte, Lucy Turner, Kathy McGraw. Row 2: Valerie Asher, Kriss Graven, Nancy Ritter, Kelly Lund, Sue Evans, Caroline Breault, Kim Kinney, Barb Raymo, Linda Pihlstrom, Mary Cardarelli, Stephanie Smith, Mary Karras. Row 3: Carol Nerby, Georgia King, Claire Calderwood, Linda Hillstead, Lori Zillmer, Louanne Alwin, Katie Burke, Sue Johnson, Diane DeRosier, Carol Moody, Brenda Barber. Row 4: Kathy VanAllen, Holly Offner, Bev Duval, Sherry Lewis, Jean Johnson, Debbie Brown, Teresa Addington, Julie Jen- sen, Sheila McGaver, Keri Jacobs, Ann O'Brien, Shelby LaValley, Brenda Verdugt. 34 CHORUS: Row 1: Jim Matz, Skip Manton, Paul Brown, Lois Mickelson, Cindy Penman, Kim Davis, Peggy Johnston. Row 2: Larry Hilden, Jeff Enloe, Gay Llewellyn, Pam Hal- verson, Kristen Poss, Phyllis Blihovde, Denise Thomas. Row 3: John Matz, Tim O'Brien, Margi Bertelsen, Judy Stevens, Audrey Glasbrenner, Katie Burke, Lori Heffron. Row 4: Hans Hansen, Wayne Orf, Becky Benoy, Lori Hawksford, Lisa Utto, Julie Mann, Cathy Hahn. Chorus 35 SWING CHOIR: Row 1: Pam Halvorson, Dave Ellis, Mary Olson, Hans Hanson, Gail Pa- gel, John Matz, Leslie Lein (accompanist). Row 2: Michelle Beauchamp, Larry Hilden, Alane Wood, Jim Matz, Katie Burke, Wayne Orf. Row 3: Margi Bertelsen, Kevin Fox, Judy Stevens, Karl Spott, Lori Heffron, Tony Nasvik, Beth Bauernfeind, Rick Gaynor. 1. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Row 1: Mary Karras. Row 2: Sheila McGaver, Holly Offner, Brenda Barber, Lisa Utto. Row 3: Sue Foust, Jean Johnson, Gay Lle- wellyn, Minda Smith, Becky Benoy. 2. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Row 1: Cathy Taylor, Cindy Penman, Karen Schu- macher. Row 2: Nancy Cassutt, Denise Thomas, Phylis Blihovde. Row 3: Teresa Smith, Terri Graven and An- gela Welton. 3. MENS' ENSEMBLE: Row 1: Doug Lindstrom, Kevin Gratz, Mike Bakken, Jim Matz, Kevin Fox. Row 2: Rick Gay nor, Karl Spott, John Martin, Larry Hilden. Row 3: Kent Christenson, Hans Hansen, Chris Grass. Ensembles 36 1. MAJORETTES: Jill Johnson, Julie Jen- sen and Cindy Penman. 2. Head Majorette, Cindy Penman, con- centrates as she skillfully performs a fire baton routine. 3. FLAG GIRLS: Karen Kask, Kelly Cope- land, Sonja Lee, Lucy Turner, Holly Off- ner, Carrie Hahn, Diane Badzinski, Anne Goosen, Margi Bertelsen, Jean Evenson, Cheryl Feyereisen, Mary Willman, Bonnie Coleman. DRUM MAJORETTE: Angela Welton. MAJORETTES: Julie Jensen, Jill Johnson, Cindy Penman. Row 1: Dale Armbruster, Lois Michaelson, Sarah Duwell, Monty Nelson, Scott Fleming, Jody Erdman, Kevin Gratz, Lori Brande, Kathleen Dunaski, Tim Lohman, Etoug lindstrom. Row 2: Rolf Halverson, Randy Vredeveld, Maureen Ruemmele, Dave Filipiak, Rick Peper, Lynn Larson, Sue Foust, Gay Llewellyn, Jim Amdahl, Bruce Smith, Tom Hoel, Carl Malmquist, Alane Wood, Rick Gaynor, Ken Bauer, Dave Rolke. Row 3: Sandy Zappa, Stuart Brettingen, Kathy Knost, Alice Hoseid, Doug Krattley, Debbie Johnson, Doug Jones, Dan Willi, John Lindeberg, Beth Bauemfeind, Pat Reetz, Peggy Reidel, Jeff Sundberg, Jim Hollerud, Wendy Johnson, Teresa Slater. Row 4: Matt Richie, Gail Pagel, Kris Kadidlo, Denise Thomas, Tammy Peterson, Julie Cudd, Kathy Willi, Pat Hoel, Jim Comfort, Terri Ecker, Lisa Brown, Becky Benoy, Kirsten Poss, Renee Vickerman, Brad Coulter, Curt Wilhelmson. Row 5: Mark Crimmins, Jon Berglund, Lisa Utto, Jody Larson, Sandy Roseski, Phyllis Blihovde, Carol Amdahl, Nancy Van Allen, Kim Tellander, Judy Bakke. Row 6: Karen Kask, Sonja Lee, Nancy Ritter, Jean Evenson, Cheryl Feyereisen, Kelly Copeland, Holly Offher, Julie Stenfors, Mary Willman, Carrie Hahn, Margi Bertelsen, Diane Badzinski, Lucy Turner, Bonnie Coleman, Anne Goosen. 39 Injurie FOOTBALL . . . pass the pigskin . . . no! no! no! if I’ve told you once I've told you a million times -- OUR goal post is at the other end! . . start cracking pads . . . say you're sorry, skinny! . , 81 - 18 -- 43 -- hike! . . . yea but coach, she'd make a great quarterback. . . practice at 3:15, rain or shine . . . like they say in old Tarzan movies, tough bananas . . . doctor's orders -- use the whirlpool for an hour...my first mistake was in assum- ing that the kid could remember the plan from the bench to the field! everything was going fine till he got out to the huddle, and then the little runt literally bellowed at the top of his lungs, HEY COACH, WAS THAT A FAKE PASS TO THE LEFT OR TO THE RIGHT? it was then I realized never to take anything for granted! . . well at least we won Homecoming! . . Shakey's here we come! . . FOOTBALL. Knit Raiders FOOTBALL: Row 1: Dan Moravec, Sandy Z ppa, Stewart Brettfngen, Mark Waznik, Jeff Malean, Tom Dabrurzi, Joel Larson, Tim Klatt, Dale Johnson, Fred Windolff, Gary Edholm. Row 2: Jack Marshall, Dave Johnson, Norm Richter,'Terry Caldervvood, Tom Harper, Brett Fehr, Dan Krueger, Dave Sapdberg, Duffy Harper, Karl Granberg, Te jy Ritter, Jon Polak, Ron kapar� ; MarCel Hoaglan,'Pete Hemstock, Bill Har- per, Les Gilbertson. Row 3: Bob Hutchinson, Coa� h Ka-didlo, Coa'ch Scheffen, MarkRiemenschneider, Rick Martinek', Mike McGipley, Pat Crawford, Tim Strom, jeff Dabtu zi, KevinJ adidlo, Tom Nickleby, Graig Nasvik, Ralph Raymo. Gary Breault, Mike Lundberg, Rick Peper, Coach Lee, Coach Rasmussen, Brett Sommers. 2 . ’«'• y.xsK Varsity Football 42 1. Dave Sandberg hustles through the hole. 3. Six points — AL- RIGHT! 4. Raiders attempt a first down. 5. Coach Parfitt talks over the game plan with Allen Larson. 7. John Waznik scrambles for an extra yard. 8. Allen Larson evades the opponent. Harriers Take Conference CROSS COUNTRY . . . kick it in; sprint it out . . . come on, boys, you have the potential . . . if we want to go to Sectionals, we have to work . . . let's run around Dorwin's . . . Mr. Krupa, I passed a guy back there who was rolling down a hill . . . I'd ap- preciate this golf course a lot more if it was used only as a golf course . . . we're sorry we're late, Coach, but Miss Dorwin made us run in time to Up a Lazy River . . . think positive and build that attitude . . . CROSS COUNTRY. 1. Hudson Harriers, Eric Timm, Mark Crimmins, Lowell Johannsen, and Pat O'Keefe hustle to place in the meet. 2. Harrier captain, Doug Killian, nears the finish line in first place. V i ’■ S i Row 1: Pat O'Keefe, Mark Crimmins, Lowell Johannsen, Eric Timm, Doug Killian, Paul Merchak, John Kromer, Craig Quilling. Row 2: John Rutherford, John Gilbertson, Rick Mann, John Lindeberg, Dan Wjllie, Jeff Dommeyer, Jeff Sandberg, Rolf Halvorson, Bob Weigel, Coach Cross Country 44 JV Plays Lens Season BOYS GIRLS JV BASKET- BALL . . . Coach Shaw, red, white and blue? Isn't that a little too patriotic? . . come on get those arms up! . . Coach Jaster . . . what’s my nickname . . . jailbird . . . that game was close! . . you deserve a break today at McDonald's . . . Pretzel, V and Buns . . . well it's finally over . . . next year's varsity - hopefully! . . BOYS GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Wins Mount Fcr Varsity Squads BASKETBALL . . . how do you expect me to guard a guy that looks like the Green Giant? . . shoot for OUR team ! . . defense, remember? . , you got to give 120% -- not 20% ... I said dribble, not drool! . . confidence . . . but Coach, you told me a Foreward couldn't run backwards! . . when the buzzer sounded, she got off the bench and put on a half-time perform- ance! . . accuracy counts . . . BASKETBALL. Row 1: Matt Richie, Doug Rose, Pete Hem- stock, Bob Branchfield, Karl Petters, Tim Klatt, John Schullo. Row 2: Coach Heidenreich, Jon Poluk, Les Gilbertson, Dave Johnson, Randy Vredeveld, Norm Rich- ter, Jack Marshall, Kevin Staberg, Randy Conom, Dennis Saathoff, Coach Parfitt. Boys Basketball 46 1. Randy Conom concentrates on dribbling around E. C.-MeDone 11 Mack. 2. Jack Marshall sets up to sink a shot. 3. Dave Johnson wrenches the ball from a Stillwater opponent. 4. Linda Stensgaard shoots from the outside. 5. Karen McSorley perseveres despite oppos- ition's aggressiveness. Girls Basketball 47 Gropplers Triumph Again! WRESTLING. . . when I said pin him, I didn't mean with a safety pin!. . . two former HHS wres- lers coach the team. . . I'm sorry I threw that guy across the gym, but that's the way they do it on All- Star Wrestling. . . are you sure you're supposed to GAIN weight? . . lost our invitational by only 1 2 point. . . hunger pains. . . do we have to wrestle off? . . victory at Rice Lake. . . coach, now that we beat River Falls--off come the beard and moustache. . . 3rd in conference. . . Dave and Larry wrestle at state. . .WRESTLING. Row 1: Ken Knefelkamp, Tony Bevers, Pat O'Keefe, Jim Hallen, Larry Boumee- ster, Phil Rose, Greg Wilcox - son. Row 2: Randy Dana, Tim Lomnes, Lee Kenall. Row 3: Coach Livermore, Jerry Rose, Brian Wert, Fred Windolff, Ralph Raymo, Craig Nasvik, Dave Burger, Dave Iverson, Eric Hollar, Coach Boumeester. 48 Varsity Wrestling Row 1: Robin Beauchamp, Kevin Richie, John Werlein, Randy Brettingen, Scott Paul- son, David Spott, Ken Knef- elkamp, Brad Larson. Row 2: RickUlman, Jim Jensen, Kirk Fletcher, Jeff Enloe, Kyle Amundson, Tom Wells, Karl Oestereich, Scott Pres- ton. Row 3: Coach Liver- more, Craig Lee, Perry Sco- bey, Mike Bakken, Mark Riemenschneider, Drew Lam- kin, Val Klages, Kent Frank- lin, Barry Nordstrand, Bill Westerdahl, Craig Peterson, Coach Boumeester. J. V. Wrestling 49 Swimmers Shew Petentia! SWIMMING ... if you ever want to be competitive, you're going to have to give up your life preservers! . . . all I know is somebody yelled dive and he made an attempt from the locker room ! . . . no, Mom, I wasn't out late last night -- I tell you, it's the chlorine . . . laps, laps, and more laps . . . dive clean . . . Lucy Turner swims at Sectionals . . . in order to improve her stroke, the coach told her to pretend she was a butterfly and she hasn’t been down yet! . . . SWIMMING. Row 1: Bob Samuelson, Dan Halvorson, Billy Walsh, Jim Fruit, Greg Beauchamp, Alan Heffron, Gerry Ferguson, Jim Brown. Row 2: Dan Kirkpatrick, Jon Berglund, Jay Dommeyer, Eddie Olson, Blaine Strom, Doug Jones, Stewart Brettingen, Sandy Zappa, John Waznik. Row 3: Jim McPhetres, Nina Serios, Dan Willie, Jeff Dommeyer, Rick Mann, Carl Granberg, Dan Scholz, Dan Demkhe, Scott Boummeester, Paul Kramer, Mark Waznik, Nathan Zilz, Coach Lindgren. Row 1: The backstroke brings Dan Willie to finish. 2. Nate Zilz flies into a good lead. 3. Pool side jive. 4. Kathy Willie butterflies to victory. Row 1: Cathy Anderson, Christy Olson, Mary Cudd, Karen Lee, Dee Dee Curtis, Brenda Barber, Kris Kadidlo, Barb Slight, Margi Bertelsen, Betsy Setzer, Kathy Willi. Row 2: Beth Ruyak, Kim Kapaun, Vicki Lewis, Ann Mueller, Pam Pagel, Jane Nickleby, Carolyn Breault, Brenda Rose, Tracy Kotz. Row 3: Sheri Olson, Julie Stenfors, Nancy Ritter, Lucy Turner, Terry Weigel, Megan Barrett, Anita Schlief, Lenore Doyone, Kim Bates. Girls Swimming 51 Track Teams fiustle Tcsvard Succes TRACK ... if you think I'm going to run another lap, you’re crazy! . . Cramergesic? I'm not using that stuff, it stains your socks! . . my shin splints are killing me . . . cool it with your spikes . . . lengthen your strides . . . get that arm moving . . . you can do it, you've got potential . . . push it! . . boys take 2nd in con- ference . . . girls 880 relay goes to state . . . dedication and team work, that's all it takes . . . hoi . . . get going, you bunch of cupcakes! . . TRACK. ■ Fleming, John Matz, Paul Merchak, Tuma, Brett Feht, John Gilbertson, Tony Nasvik, Jeff Sundberg, Gary Breault’ Doug Killian, Dennis Saath- off, Dale Dahlke. Row 3: Coach Krupa, Carl Granberg, Craig Nasvik, Bob Wetzel, Kevin Staberg, Dan Willi, Tom Cornelissen, John Lindeberg, Tom Hoel, Brad Sawyer, Coach Ewing. Track 52 erry Lewis, Carolyn Breault, Gail Pagel, Vicki Halvorson uenise Vandenbe Benoy, Debbie Kromer, Tracy Cameron, Beth Ruyak, Lucy Turner. Row 3; Coach Sjoquist, Kathy Holm, Ellen Barrett, Donna Rogers, Chris Norell, Debbie Johnsofc, Candy Hayes, Jean Johnson, Jackie Hayes, Colleen Kinney, Coach Konrath. V- • 1. Kevin Staberg, most valuable parti- cipant, receives a trophy from Coach Ewing. 2. Dale Dahlke sails over the hurdles. 3. Tom Comelissen winds up to throw the discus. 5. Chris Norell at- tempts to clear the high jump. 7. Debbie Johnson and Carolyn Breault rest during a track meet. 8. Kelly O'Brien is victorious again as she crosses the finish line. Girls Track 53 Gymnasts Leap Lieher Than Ever GYMNASTICS . . . flying free . . . torn ligaments . . . but doc, I can't miss prac- tice, tomorrow's our meet! . . perfect 10.00 . . . I didn't fall! the beam moved! . . your routine needs more dance movements . . . practice in your sleep . . . Rice Lake In- vitational, that's a big one! . . devotion and concentration. . . spot me!. . point your toes . . . we've got the team that's on the beam -- GO GYMNASTS! . . oh, my gosh, I can't wait till next year! . . GYMNASTICS. 1. Debbie Mickschl gives the judges a smile after finishing her routine. 2. Jodie Toutant moves gracefully on the beam. Row 1: Tami Olson, Katie Rozeski, Benita Verdugt, Paula Serios, Jill Johnson, Melody Hoaglan, Sheri Ol- son. Row 2: Lisa Anderson, Tami Hoaglan, Rachel Al- len, Lisa Evenson, Kim Ka- paun, Jodie Toutant, Vicki Lewis. Row 3: Coach Vezina, Debbie Mickschl, Valerie Patterson, Judy Hoel, Lori Enloe, Julie Kramer, Tami Johnson, DeeDee Curtis, Coach Schneider. Gymnastics 54 - Vclleyballers Capture First At Fegicnals VOLLEYBALL . . . bump- set-spike . . . slam it down their throats. Bionic . . . call it . . . keep your eyes on the ball . . . when I said bump, I didn't mean with your hip . . . get excited . . . kill it . . . o. k., you guys, win this one and it's State . . . fix up . . . jump around . . . Miss Noreen, I'm sorry about my ankle, but I was trying to jump over the net to shake our opponent's hands, and ... we showed the guys they're not the only ones that can bring back a trophy . . . VOLLEYBALL. 1. Karen McSorley back up Cari Dahl as she jumps to return the ball. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Jodie Toutant, Cheryl Feyereisen, Kathleen Granberg, Debbie Kro- mer, Connie Hoseid, Kendra John- son. Row 2: Coach Noreen, Denise Vandenberg, Joni LaVenture, Cari Dahl, Jan Avery, Karen McSorley, Lynn Larson, Ellen Barrett, Lynn Peterson. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Renee Vickerman, Kris Benoy, Sue Foust, Cheryl Ponath, Nancy Cassutt, Polly Avery. Row 2: Coach Sjo- quist, Gail Pagel, Beth Bauernfeid, Nadine Schmitz, Vickie Halverson, Debbie Johnson, Kelli Hansen, Tracy Cameron, Nancy Rebholz, Jenny Feldmann, Mary Jo Norris. Volleyball 55 Sluggers, Swingers Face Difficult Seascns BASEBALL . . . okay, now swing! . . hot dogs . . . ball two, strike one . . . and it's a ground ball to left field . . . coach? coach! --I’m sorry! I never MEANT to hit you! I guess I overswung . . . apple pie . . . slide . . . I've got it! I'VE GOT IT! - - I missed . . . pop fly . . . and Chevrolet . . . foul . . . what do you mean the bats are in your mother's car and on their way to Minneapolis? . . home run . . . where’s my glove? . . BASEBALL. 2. A determined John Rose fields the ball. 3. Hudson's own Tom Her- per. Eat your heart out, Hank Aaron. VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Coach’,BS ?rnanJ' Tim KTatff Jerry ' RoSe, Doug Rose, John Rose, Jeff Malean, Gary Edholm, Greg_ Holland. Rov r 2: Mark Preston, Les Gilbertson, Dave Johnson, Lon Gilbertson, Scott SnydeT, Kevin Kadidlo, Mike Richie, Tom Harper. . ] 56 GOLF ... do you mean to tell me I don't even get my own caddy? I'm a senior! . . FORE . . . let me see -- I think I'll use a nine iron on this one! . . if you've gotta slice -- do it when I’m not looking! . . as I look at it, when you're putting -- one of two things can happen -- you'll either make it or you'll miss it! . . okay, let's go -- hey wait a minute! where's Paulson? -- gee, I don't know coach, last time I saw him he was still in the sand pit! . . GOLF. GOLF TEAM: Row 1: K.C. Hansen, Tim Lonfrtan, Jy kj Werlein, Bill Herpl Dave Sleel, Matt Richie, Randy Conom, Steve Aadinglton. Row g: Coach Lee, Richard Foss, Jay Dommeyer, Dave Kramer, Terry Calderwood, John Docken, Rick Mann, Mark Crimmons, Jim McMahon, Bill Westerdahl, Lance Averill, Rick Swanson. 1. Joe Richie concentrates on a difficult putt. 2. Mark Christofferson takes a careful swing. Golf 57 Netters Serve Up 1-11, 7-C TENNIS . . . our serve ... no love lost between opponents . . . smash. . . Judie and Jill go on to sec- tionals ... got your sweatbands? . . but if you're right-handed and the ball is coming to- ward your right -- how on earth do you manage to return it backhand? . . I'm not kidding! if I have to spend another hour hunting for my racket, you'll be play- ing the doubles match yourself! . . practice against the backboard , . . net ball . . . the weaker sex -- ha! . . TENNIS. 1. John Waznik, Bob Ulman, Roif Halvorson, Joe Larson, Kent Christensen, Bob Branchfield, Rick DeWitte. 2. Joel Larson puts his all in- to returning the ball. 3. Rolf Halvorson returns the ball. 4. Judie Anderson reaches to make a smash. 5. The score goes to 40-15 with Sarah Kelly's return ball. 6. Coach Janowski, Julie Lewis, Colleen O'Connell, Sarah Kelly, Judie Anderson, Carrie Horne, Jill Waalen, Katie Kelly, Carol Koelln, Shari Home, Marie Velken, Patti Johnson. Boys Tennis 58 Football Golf Amery St. Croix Central River Falls Baldwin Prescott Mondovi Prescott Durand Mondovi New Richmond Ellsworth River Falls Ellsworth Eleva Strom Duran Baldwin New Richmond Spring Valley MBC Regionals HHS OPP 2nd of 3 1st of 3 1st of 3 184-178 2nd of 3 1st of 3 3rd of 4 Amery 2nd of 3 2nd of 3 6th of 9 5th of 8 4th of 10 X-Country Menomonie HHS OPP 8 -36 Simley 0 -32 Mondovi 16 -34 Ellsworth 24 -16 Prescott 12 - 6 New Richmond 8 - 0 Duran 0 -20 Baldwin 0 - 6 River Falls 8 -16 Mattherhom Baldwin Menomonie River Falls Mondovi Hudson Invit. Ellsworth New Richmond River Falls Menomonie E.C. Regis Amery HHS OPP 5th of 10 16-47 2nd of 13 1st of 3 1st of 8 15-44 1st of 3 1st of 3 Amery 1st of 3 Unity WIAA Regionals 2nd of 10 WIAA Sectionals 6th of 9 MBC Champs HHS OPP Chippewa Falls New Richmond 23 -28 22 -30 North St. Paul 49 -12 Pine City 49 - 9 Osceola 36 -24 Park-Cottage Grove 48 - 9 River Falls 36 -16 Ellsworth 26 -28 Mondovi 39 -15 Baldwin 41 - 8 Durand 41 -18 Menomonie 47 - 3 Rice Lake Invit, . 1st of 8 Hudson Invit. 2nd of 8 MBC 3rd of 8 Chippewa Falls New Richmond JV OPP 12 -42 24 -20 Prescott 62 - 2 Cottage Grove 54 - 0 River Falls 18 -31 Ellsworth 16 -33 Mondovi 49 -13 Baldwin 66 - 6 Durand 41 - 8 Menomonie 54 - 0 MBC 3rd of 8 Boys' HHS OPP R. Falls 35 -48 Quad. 3rd of 4 Menomonie 48 -35 White Bear 40 -43 N. St. Paul 34 -49 Mariner 30 -53 R. Falls 38 -45 Simley 36 -46 Tartan 19 -65 C. Heights 70 1 2-101 1 2 Invit. 5th of 6 Park 52 -120 St. Thomas 21 -62 Simley 69 -100 Girls' HHS OPP River Falls 32 -50 Simley 110 -58 Sibley 25 -58 Stillwater 74 -89 White Bear 31 -52 River Falls 46 -36 Mariner 41 -42 Memorial 46 -37 Cottage Gr. 39 -80 Simley 66 -17 Swimming Wrestling 60 Scoreboards Varsity Volleyball J.V. Volleyball Tennis Volleyball HHS OPP Baldwin 41 -15 New Richmond 17 -31 Durand 30 -43 River Falls 58 - 23 Ellsworth 36 -54 Prescott 47 -41 Mondovi 42 _ 39 Baldwin 25 -29 New Richmond 32 -48 Durand 40 -34 River Falls 64 -33 Stillwater 30 -44 Ellsworth 47 - 38 Prescott 41 -48 Mondovi 39 - 54 Amery 46 -33 'Boys’ Basketball JV OPP Baldwin 21 -27 New Richmond 21 -29 Durand 17 -35 River Falls 31 -14 Ellsworth 20 -21 Prescott 16 -18 Mondovi 25 -26 Baldwin 27 -36 New Richmond 11 -23 Durand 30 -21 River Falls 36 -23 Stillwater 35 -36 Ellsworth 39 -30 Prescott 24 -32 Mondovi 36 -40 Amery 61 -34 Girls’ Basketball HHS OPP Chippewa Falls 56 -31 Stillwater 47 -51 River Falls 62 - 56 Mondovi 53 -49 Durand 47 -48 Baldwin 66 - 36 Ellsworth 67 -51 E.C. North 38 -57 Prescott 71 -52 N. Richmond 54 -36 River Falls 48 -47 Mondovi 50 -47 Durand 52 -59 Baldwin 57 - 34 Ellsworth 45 -31 •Prescott 54 -61 N. Richmond 56 -42 Menomonie 45 -49 MBC Co-Champs HHS OPP Conference Record 8-7 Regional Champs 2nd at Sectionals JV OPP Conference Record 4-4 Boys' HHS OPP River Falls 1 -8 Durand 0 -9 Ellsworth 1 -8 Amery 0 -9 Baldwin 4 -5 Mondovi 6 -3 River Falls 1 -8 Durand 1- -8 Ellsworth 2 -7 Amery 3 -6 Baldwin 4 -5 Mondovi 3 -6 Girls' HHS OPP White Bear Lake 0 -9 White Bear Mar. 6 -3 Amery 7 -2 River Falls 6 -3 New Richmond 8 -1 Amery 7 -2 Ellsworth 8 -1 New Richmond 9 -0 River Falls 7 -2 S Track Boys' HHS OPP WSU-Stout 2nd of 4 Simley 76-41 Hudson Tri. 2nd of 3 Menomonie Quad. 1st of 4 Simley Invit. 4th of 4 Hudson Tri. 2nd of 3 Unity 74-58 Hudson Quad. 1st of 5 N.R. Relays 2nd of 15 Hudson Quad. 1st of 5 Chip. Falls Invit. 3rd of 15 Falkon Relays 3rd of 8 J.V. Conference 3rd of 8 Menomonie Invit. 4th of 5 MBC 2nd of 8 Regionals 5th of 8 Girls' HHS OPP Mahtomedi Invit. 2nd of 4 Baldwin 68-37 Simley Invit. 12th of 13 Hudson Tri. 2nd of 3 St. Croix Central 1st of 2 Prescott 41 1 2-61 1 2 River Falls Invit. 7th of 17 Ellsworth 1st of 2 N.R. Relays 6th of 13 J.V. Conference 4th of 8 MBC 5th of 8 Scoreboards 61 2 3® Spanish Club Clam Trip Tc Mexicc SPANISH CLUB. . . hey, guys! we've been at this car wash for four hours and here comes our second car!. . . hurry up and rinse that car off before the soap dries!. . . gee, there's nothing like a paste fight when you're making pinatas. . . we've got it made!. . . only $12, 000 more to get to Mexico. . . Mexico, here we come!. . . you mean we have to speak Spanish? in Mexico?. . . boy, did I ever get a lecture from my dad about Acapulco!. . . DON'T DRINK THE WATER!. . . Adios, Amigos. . . SPANISH CLUB. Row 1: Kathy Strom, Kathy McGraw. Row 2: Carrie Behm, Linda Seim, Natalie Wilcoxson. Row 3: Sue McConaughey, Sue Kenall, Jodie Toutant, Desiree Ar- monio. Row 4: Anita Schlief, Valerie Patterson, Coll- een O'Connell, Dan Moravec, John Rawlings. Row 5: Lori Enloe, Yvonne Bundy, Cindy Monturiol, Karen Asher, Mary Anderson. Row 6: Kathy Rivard, Bonnie Coleman, Laura Vindal, Tammy Johnson. Row 7: Son- ja Ellertson, Beth Hinzman, Fran Schilling, Lisa Ban- ning. Row 8: Gail Lyksett, Bev Vandenberg, Robin Winter. Row 9: Kelli Hansen, Mary Cardarelli, Gay Llewellyn, Tammy Peterson. Row 10: Debbie Kromer, Barb Slight, Jan Lundberg, Michele Beauchamp, Eric Timm. Row 11: Mrs. Amunson. 1. Debbie Kromer takes a break at car wash. 2. Span- ish Club members assemble pinatas. 64 Spanish Club German Club Sells Calendars GERMAN CLUB. . . Guten Tag!. . . to me, all the houses in Germany look like gingerbread. . . my mom said she didn't care how far in debt the German Club is--she's not baking one more spritz cookie. . . say, does anybody know what we are raising this money for?. . . how about a Kaffeestude!. . . are we ever going to have a meet- ing?. . . I had so much trouble selling Advent cal- endars--! knocked on her door, said Guten Tag, and she started screaming at me in Swedish!. . . all right, who ate all the stuff for the bakesale?. . . GERMAN CLUB. Row 1: Minda Smith, Shari Horne. Row 2: Colleen O'Con- nell, Paula Serios. Row 3: Chris Peterson, Carol Koelln. Row 4: Julie Mann, Julie Lewis. Row 5: Jina Delton, Jean Ann Badzinski. Row 6: Lenore Doyone, Carrie Horne. Row 7: Leslie Lein, Pam Halverson. Row 8: Brenda Bar- ber, Jackie Hayes. Row 9: Kris Kadidlo, Sonja Lee. Row 10: Mary Jo Janse, Diane Badzinski. Row 11: Bronwyn Jones, Terri Ecker. Row 12: Angela Welton, Kathy Holm. Row 13: Nancy Van Allen, Kathy Hoel. Row 14: Kim Tellander, Cindy Orf. Row 15: Rick Mann, Nadine Schmitz. Row 16: Mr. Schu- bert. Denise Vandenberg, Jeff Dommeyer, Rick Mann, Susan Derr, Debbie Ohrt, Dorothy Cumming, Jill Stensfors, Peggy Johnston, and Sue Kenall traveled to Marktoberdorf, Germany dining the summer of '76. German Club 65 AFS Spensers Fereian Weekend A. F.S. . . . I'm not telling a lie, there is a meeting tonight!. . . Bronwyn and Desiree teach H. H. S. students new customs. . . exotic foreign coun- tries. . . help, I lost my passport. . . national competition. . . congratulations Matt, Gail, and Minda. . . we still need more families for the A. F. S. weekend. . . stock up on bandaids, the walk-a-thon is coming up. . . everyone get his goodies ready for the bake sale tomorrow! . . . can't wait to try for an A. F. S. trip when I'm a junior. . . A. F. S. Shari Home and Minda Smith plan for the A. F. S. weekend while Janette Owens looks on. W HT IPT ZZE. rii%r Row Is Julie Horne, Carrie Home, Carol Koelln, Colleen O'Connell, Julie Stenfors, Bron- wyn Jones, Desiree Armonio, Shari Home, Peggy Johnston. Row 2: Judie Anderson, Leslie Lein, Kelli Hansen, Lisa Iind- gren, Carrie Hahn, John Rawl- ings, Shelby LaValley, Tammy Peterson. Row 3: Pat Wells, Ellen Barrett, Mary Jo Norris, Rose Kinney, Janette Owens, Lori Frye, Cathy Hoel, Sue Ken- all, Lori Heffron, John Taylor, Jackie Hayes, Lori Enloe, Mrs. Widvey. 66 A. F.S. Future Farmers Shew Premise F. F. A. . . . are you sure parlia- mentary procedure isn't a way you milk cows?. . . Jackie and Kathi brought back new ideas from the National Convention. . . I wonder what Mr. Jordan meant when he said I should be in the roller derby. . . I do more wrestling at the concession stand than the wrestlers in the match! . . . look lady, there's no such think as a seed to grow eggs, hens lay eggs! . . . a club made up of rural and non-rural people. . . F. F. A. Row i: Mark McDaniel, Tom Wells, Ken Knefelkamp, Chuck Enloe, Dave Swenson, Ron Martin, Dan Beer. Row 2: Mr. Jordan, Rick Reams, Tim Lomnes, Mike Bakken, Hoyt Gunderson, Fran Kinney, Brian Deloy, Sheryl Gunder- son, Joel Eby, Vicki Deal, Kim Cameron, Bonnie Rey- nolds, Monica Broderson. Row 3: Jim Matz, Randy Strobush, Mark Crimmins, Kathi Mabie, Dale Johnson, Mark Riemen- schneider. 1. Bonnie Reynolds helps serve at the H. H. S. basket- ball game. 2. Wayne Orf lends a hand at the wrestling concession stand. F.F.A. 67 Forensics Sends Several To State FORENSICS. . . it’s not so much hot air as cool conversations. . . but how can I participate in it if I don't even know what it is? . . storytelling, prose, and extemporaneous. . . when you've got a lot to tell the world, this is the place to do it!. . it's not funny! what would you do if some kid came into YOUR his- tory class with something that looked like a card- board ladder and said, Hi, Mr. Bowman. I'm on the Forensics team! Mr. Scheffen said you'd let me demonstrate my guillotine on you--oh, don't worry, it's perfectly harmless! --what could I do? I couldn't turn him down! what? and have everyone think I was being a marsh- mallow over a little card- board guillotine while my class was shouting for blood?!. . aw, come on! cut the laughing and just pass the bandaids. . . but Mrs. Dikkers, what do you mean we're staying over- night in Madison? all I've got with me is my speech! . . FORENSICS. 68 Forensics Row 1: Shelby LaValley, Kim Da- vis, Alane Wood, Angela Welton, Natalie Wilcoxson, Jean Anne Bad- zinski, John Docken. Row 2: Bon- nie Reynolds, Diane Badzinski, Pam Halvorson, Dawn Milkes, Ka- ren Kalland, Jill Johnson, Robin Winter. Row 3: Skip Manton, Ed Hawksford, Kelly Lund, Nancy Ray, Mary Olson, Lynn Peterson, Mr. Scheffen, Mrs. Dikkers, Polly Avery, Sally Simpson, Tammy Peterson, Tony Nasvik. 1. Forensic members Jill Johnson, Kim Davis and John Docken share a moment of light relief. 2. Alane Wood demonstrates her speaking ability at the Forensics Tea. Debaters Speak On Denal Deform DEBATE. . . let me say this about that. . . what's a goal case. . . no Mr. Scheffen, she's the negative--I'm the af- firmative. . . yes, he definitely has a firm grasp on the obvious. . . this is'nt your flow sheet--it's your laundry list, what do you mean I'm going first affir- mative? I thought you were! can we both go second? . . what's an L. D. C. ? . . Mr. Scheffen, please, PLEASE don't cry! I realize the meet's tonight, but everyone from my mom to my dog is hunting for my one hundred notecards. . . districts at River Falls. . . DEBATE. Row 1: Robin Winter, Mary Sue Merchak, Dianne Bad- zinski, John Docken, Sue Kenall. Row 2: Sarah Kelly, Sally Simpson, Rick Mann, Jeff Sundberg, Jeff Dom- meyer, Mr. Scheffen. 1. Diane Badzinski states her plan on penal reform. 2. John Docken emphasizes his negative attack. Debate 69 Telesecpe Club Clans Sun Snct Crearam TELESCOPE CLUB . . . just look at that star! . . attention Tslescope Club: due to the fog, the meeting previously scheduled for tonight has been cancelled . . . let’s plot constellations I . . on a clear day -- you can see forever! . . very funny -- who left the lens cover on the telescope? . . . Miss Hughes, when did you say the next solar eclipse would be? . . yes Virginia, there is a Big Dipper! . . TELESCOPE CLUB. 1. Jim Beier studies vari- ous constellations. 2. Jim DeWitte works on the sun spot program. Row 1: Jim Beier. Row 2: Jim DeWitte, Jon Ber- glund, Dan Scholz, Miss Hughes. Telescope Club 70 AV Plays The Son s AUDIO VISUAL . . . they want a projector in room 213 . . . the ma- jorettes want their tapes . . .Mr. Cassutt said he was running all over this building trying to find the video-tape machine!. . . , Mrs. Bleskachek had it! . . . how do you expect to see anything with the lights on? . . . reports have it, by way of Mrs. O'Brien, that someone’s been using the P. A. sys- tem again to get their friends out of class! . . hey Art? this is 109 -- could you switch the sta- tion to KDWB? . . AUDIO VISUAL. 1. Tom Arndt gather AV e- quipment to be delivered to the History Department. 2. Scott Preston checks over the PA system before the upcom- ing basketball game. Row 1: Tom Arndt, Tony Bauer, Lewis Smothers, jim Beier. Row 2: Fred Glasbren- ner, Val Klages, David Rohlke, Tim Lomnes, Kirk Fletcher, Scott Preston, Skip Manton, Dennis Wegner. AV 71 TBT Vcices Student Opinions T. B. T. . . . a bi-weekly publication . . . the bookstore. . . Kathi, don't tell me we're in the hole again!. . . WCVSPA Conference--merit award, third place. . . the fall concession stands. . . I could have died! I was hurrying and I turned around with the hot coffee too quickly--I smashed right into Gus and he passed out! then to top it all off--he blistered so fast they had to call a doctor down from the stands to treat him!--I think it was then I realized the fast food service isn't all it's cracked up to be! . . . editorial board meeting--C lunch. . . production night. . . as always, it's hectic! . . . pass the goop. . . surprise, Julie! it's your turn to bring dinner. . . T.B.T. gets a face lift with FORMATT heads. . . Randy's black eye? oh, nothing much-- he and Diane had a slight disagreement about how the editorial should be written- -I guess Diane convinced him!. . . where's the story for page two?. . . Shelby, what did you want me to squeeze? ... I know tonight's the deadline and we're running a bit late, but if anybody's not doing anything, I could really use some help with my trig. . . publications banquet and awards. . . T. B. T. 1. EDITORS: Clockwise: Mr. Gustafson, Ken Weeks, Mary Merchak, KeUi Han- sen, Kathi Mabie, John Lendeberg, Dave Burger, Julie Delton, Sally Simpson, Kathleen Dunaski, Shelby LaValley, Randy Conom, Diane Badzinski. 2. Mr. Gustafson reviews Sally Simpson's sten- cil. 3. Diane Badzinski, Craig Lee and Rick Mann work Thursday night to ass- emble the paper. 72 T. B. T. 1. BUSINESS STAFF: Row 1: Kathi Mabie, Sara Duel. Row 2: Janet Fina, Debbie Mickschl, Gail Lyksett, Debbie Sanden, Lisa Brown, Julie Wein- berg, Diane DeRosier, Tammy Shafer, Betsy Set- zer, Janette Owens, Rose Kinney. 2. PRODUCTION STAFF: Row 1: Rick Mann, Judy Anderson, Shirley Miller, Lisa Lindgren, Debbie Casaw, Bonnie Coleman, Eric Timm, Robin Winters, Sarah Kelly, Jeff Sundberg, Joane Stowik. 3. Julie Delton makes headlines for the upcoming issue. 4. REPORTERS: Row 1: Shari Home, Maureen Ruemmele, Craig Lee, Matt Richie, Jim Mc- Mahon, DanScholz. Row 2: Kathy Hblm, Jenny Feldmann, Cindy Orf, Jill Johnson, Joe Richie, Tracy Klatt, Terri Persico, Jackie Kinney, Jean Ann Badzinski, Lois Michaelson. Row 3: Lori Hawksford, Doug Killian, Keri Behm, Gary Ed- holm, Carl Granberg, Sandy Zappa, Leslie Lein, Jackie Hayes, Karl Petters, Tom Cornelissen. Annual Staff Ties Year Together ANNUAL. . . memory makers. . . yearbook philosophy: Life Is One Big Deadline!. . . has any- body seen the faculty pages?. . . A Year To Re- member ”... you guys, the pop bottles are really piling up again! who's willing to try to sneak them back into the lounge? . . everybody think! we need heads for baseball and golf. . .where are the facul- ty pages? . . you write the copy and I'll do the lay- out. . . gab sessions and movie talk. . . the laughter. . . the work! . . the good times. . . Does Anyone Know Where The Faculty Pages Went To?. . Miles brought the senior pictures! . . somebody help! this picture only crops two ways--either Tom keeps his head or Lori loses her left side! . . OKAY! NOW I'VE HAD IT! I'VE BEEN HUNTING FOR THE FACULTY PAGES ALL YEAR--NOW SOMEBODY MUST HAVE SOME IDEA WHERE THEY ARE!— check the discard box--I FOUND THEM! I FOUND THE FACULTY PAGES! okay, very funny you guys-- come on now, level with me--WHO STUCK THE FACULTY PAGES IN THE DISCARD BOX?!. . . I don't know! all I said was that I'd just drawn up the final layout, and she choked out a hallelujah” and fell to the floor. . . distribution of yearbooks. . . await the inevitable rush or criticism and listen carefully for a FEW words of approval. . . ANNUAL. 1. Kathy Anderson rushes to meet the next deadline. 2. Debbie Brown helps Jean Ann Badzinski write the copy for the Cross Country page. 3. Cathy Taylor awaits customers at the Year- book Bake Sale. 4. Karen Schumach- er, Beth Hinzman, and Teresa Wein- berg revel in one of the many year- book activities. 74 Yearbook Row Is Natalie Wilcoxson, Kathy Anderson, Sally Simpson. Row 2: Paula Serios, Terri Persico, Angela Welton, Mrs. Haugen. Row 3: Beth Hinzman, Karen Schumacher, Ter- esa Weinberg, Ed Hawksford, Patti Johnson, Debbie Brown. Not Pictured: Jean Ann Bad- zinski, Cathy Taylor. Yearbook 75 Library Aides Serve Students LIBRARY AIDES. . . silence is golden. . . check the vertical file. . . Mrs. Ronnigen, we'll need some more help at the desk! re- member a week ago, when I told you about the term paper rush? it just hit--papers are due tomorrow!. . . the card catalog? it’s on your right, next to the conference room. . . I swear I'm telling you the truth! Dewey Decimal isn't the name of a Disney cartoon character!. . . you want to find a source on WHAT sub- ject? . . empty the bookdrop. . . HEY! WAIT A MINUTE! don’t you want your book stamped? . . LIBRARY AIDES. Mrs. Ronningen, Kim Nerby, Louanne Alwin, Donna Rogers, Yvonne Bundy, Teresa Adding- ton, Kathy Rivard, Lori Enloe, Tammy John- son, Terri Barr. 1. Aides Yvonne Bundy and Kathy Rivard assist Mike Bakken. 2. Louanne Alwin empties the book drop. 76 Library Aides Council Clans School Events STUDENT COUNCIL. . . helping to form better relationships between students and the faculty. . . hey! there's a guy who wants to have his name added to the Homecoming Queen list--I told him he'd have to wait until the King Kold contest, but he insists on running for Homecoming Queen!. . . sure, Mr. Schumacher, if you let us put a stereo in the commons we'll let you play your Jimmy Dorsey records. . . could I pass these ballots out? it'll only take a minute. . . hurry up with the pancakes--there's a guy who looks like he's about to eat the table. . . when you said we were going on the rampage, I didn't think you meant we were going to hold our meeting on the ramp. . . meetings, decisions, and planning. . . STUDENT COUNCIL. Row 1: Joe Richie, Dave Johnson, Pat O'Keefe, Tom Wells, Lori Zillmer, Teresa Weinberg. Row 2: Mike Lundberg, Lori Heffron, Mrs. Qualls, Margi Bertlesen, Julie Best, Pat Wells, Colleen O'Connell. 1. Dave Johnson escorts Mike Lundberg during the Council- sponsored Sno-Days. 2. Colleen O'Connell and Pat Wells address invitations to the Student Council Regional Fall Conference held in Chippewa Falls. Eaidaires l adiate Spirit RAIDAIRES. . . our first fun raiser--the car wash. . those 6:30 a.m. practices are killing me! . . has any- body seen my bloomers? . . exchange performance with New Richmond. . . 2-3-4-kick! . . would all Raidaires please report to the gym at this time. . . AARRRTT-- Turn The Music Down! . . and remember--SMILE! . . Mrs. Ronningen! can you check our routine now? . . we've got the Boogie Fever . . . good times at Stout. . . pajama party at Schneider's. . . Gunner, leader of the pack. . . RAIDAIRES. 1. Row 1: Sue McConaughey, Cathy Hahn, Mrs. Ronningen, Pam Halvor- son, Lori Zilmer. Row 2: Sonja Lee, Kim Davis, Beth Schneider, Lynn Stadler, Dana Appleton, Sheila McGaver, Ann Katner, Beth Ruyak, Col- len Bevers, Tracy Klatt, Pam Thorson, Lori Frye, Lori Heffron. 2. Pam Halvorson performs a new step as the Raidaires watch closely. 3. Raidaires anxiously await their introduction. 78 Raidaires Cheerleaders Spark Enthusiasm CHEERLEADING. . . tryouts, all right! . . teddy bear. . . practice, practive, practice. . . camp, learn how to boogie. . . Bring out the Raiders! . . . triple mount. . . smile. . . hoarse voices. . . Did you get the announce- ments in on time? . . pepfests. . . bake sale. . . Raiders 1. . . Mrs. Konrath, where did you say our money was? . . I have to get my uniform dry cleaned again! . . McDonalds. . . C'mon gang, sell those hats and scarves! . . Parents Night. . . tournaments. . . good times. . . CHEERLEADING. 1. Junior Varsity: Katie McGuire, Holly Offner, Georgia King, Barb Wallace, Lucy Turner. Not Pictured: Mary Will- man. 2. Varsity Basketball: Julie Weinberg, Linda Wallace, Terri Graven, Lynn Larson, Michele Beauchamp, Julie Cudd, 3. Terri Graven jumps for joy after seeing our school score. 4. Varsity Wrestling: Teresa Weinberg, Karen Schumacher, Lisa Lindgren, Sandy Drumm, Nancy Cassutt, Kendra John- son. Cheerleaders 79 H-Clufo Wcrks at Games H-CLUB. . . we only have HOW MUCH in the kitty? . . I'm sorry about the ceil- ing Mr. Lee--I guess I put too much pop- corn in the popper and turned the heat up too high and the next thing I knew the top of the popper was flying through the ceiling. . . taking tickets. . . once a month meetings ... a canoe trip on the St. Croix. . . patrolling the games. . . H-CLUB. 1. Craig Nasvik and Rick Peper sell popcorn to former H-Club President, Mike Richie. 2. H-Club member Bob Hutchinson punches Paul Hauser's ticket for one of the last home games. H-Club: Row 1: John Waznik, Sandy Zappa, Sam Rose, Tom Dabruzzi, Joel Larson, Carl Granberg, Les Gilbertson, Rick Peper, Mark Waznik, Dennis Saathoff, Tim Klatt, Mark Crimmins. Row 2: Lowell Joh- annsen, Tony Nasvik, Eric Timm, Craig Nasvik, Jeff Ma- lean, Gary Edholm, Randy Co- nom, Gary Breault, Dale John- son, Terry Ritter, Doug Killian, Blaine Strom. Row 3: Mr. Lee, Tim Strom, Tom Comelissen, Kevin Kadidlo, Jeff Dommeyer, Dave Johnson, Jack Marshall, Kevin Staberg, Tom Close, John Lindeberg, Bill Harper, Mr. Kadidlo. 80 H-Club Pen Club Stages Cemeback PEP CLUB. . . first year as a club. . . At- tention Pep Club members: bring paint and brushes to the meeting tonight . . . balce sales, selling jewelry and cookbooks raised money for the ultimate goal--sweaters. . . last night at the wrestling match we had the fans so fired up that they all went BANANAS! . . whose locker didn't get decorated? . . I've been to so many athletic events that I've become an expert!. . numbers dwindled, but spirit grew. . . PEP CLUB. 1. Jan Lundberg leads a Pep Club sing-a-long during Homecom- ing activities. 2. Mary Karras and Nancy Ray transfer enthusi- asm into spirited signs. Pep Club: Helen Amundson, Mary Anderson, Karen Asher, Lisa Banning, Michele Beau- champ, Karla Behm, Carolyn Breault, Claire Calderwood, Nancy Cassutt, Becky Cudd, Julie Cudd, Sandy Drumm, Bev Du- val, Lynn Erdman, Jean Evenson, Janet Fina, Lori Frye, Audrey Glasbrenner, Terri Graven, Carrie Hahn, Pam Halverson, Deb- bie Jacobson, Julie Jensen, Jean Johnson, Kendra Johnson, Mary Karras, Debbie King, Georgia King, Jody Larson, Lynn Larson, Lori Lee, Lisa Lindgren, Jan Lundberg, Gail Lytoett, Theresa Madden, Katie Mc- Guire, Mary Merchak, Carol Moody, Cindy Monturiel, Mary Jo Norris, Ann O'Brien, Holly Offner, Mary Olson, Gail Pagel, Cindy Penman, Nancy Ray, Karen Schu- macher, Tami Shaffer, Minda Smith, Kim Tellander, Lucy Turner, Nancy Van Allen, Barb Wallace, Julie Weinberg, Teresa Weinberg, Angela Welton, Kathy Westerdahl, Kelly Worrell. Pep Club 81 Seniors Accent New Responsibilities SENIORS ... the rowdy bunch ... we sure showed them ... finally got the cowbell ... coining phrases ... experiencing real life ... voting ... more work and less time ... Miss Hudson and escort ... pre- paring to leave ... the potential is there ... my paycheck's gone--tom or row is Monday and I won't get paid until Saturday! loan me five ... a time of deci- sion-making ... I'd give anything for a good night’s sleep ... going to college? how can I? I can't even figure out the application form ... measuring for cap and gown ... Big Macs help Seniors work, Mr. Vail ... we love phy. ed. ... you took a good Senior picture (ha, ha, ha) ... go bananas! ... just think, only two months, three days, four hours, and six minutes until I'm an adult! ... look out world, here we come ... SENIORS. Jim Addington Chris Ahrens Lisa Alwin Roger Amundson Judith Anderson David Armbruster Desiree Armonio Diane Badzinski Tom Baldwin Seniors 84 Julie Bauer Michele Beauchamp Terri Beaudry Sandy Beer Karla Behm Kris Benoy Margaret Bertelsen Anthony Bevers Tom Blair Phyllis Blihovde James Bliven Larry Boumeester Robert Branchfield Lori Brande Gary Breault Seniors 85 Sue Caress Katie Burke Terry Calderwood David Burger Randy Conom Therese Checklund Kent Christensen Tom Close Seniors 86 Debbie Brown Ellen Brooks Thomas Comelissen Julie Cudd Dale Dahlke Kimberlee Davis Julie Delton Teresa Dickman Mike Drumm Kathleen Dunaski Shari Ebben Robin Ellertson Barbara Erdman Margaret Erdman Denise Evjen Linda Fenn Fred Glasbrenner Seniors 88 Jim Frye Anne Goosen Clarence Greeno Tim Frye Kathleen Granberg James Grunke Leslie Gilbertson Chris Grass Sheryl Gunderson Terri Graven Carrie Hahn Kevin Fox Kim Franklin Scott Fleming Rolf Halvorson Pamela Halvorson Thomas Harper Paul Hauser Hans Hansen Kathleen Hayes Greg Hradnansky Lynn Hecimovich Tom Hoel Steve Holl Seniors 89 Margaret Johnston Bronwyn Jones Doug Jones Seniors 90 Eric Hollar Barbara Hollerud Jeanine Hopp Julie Horne Constance Hoseid Ann Huston Kendra Johnson Steven Johnson Julie Jensen Andy Johnson Dale Johnson Paul Kremer Timothy La PI ante Seniors 91 Kevin Kadidlo Mary Karras Sarah Kelly Susan Kenall Doug Killian David King Frances Kinney Mary Kinney Val Klages David Klatt Kathleen Knost Lynn Larson Shelby Lav alley Joni Laventure Lori Lee Judy Lein Charlene Lewis Mike Lewis lisa Lindgren Michael Lundberg Mike McCombie Seniors 92 31 it Dawn Milkes Shirley Miller - 1-V� Lori Mi 11 in Robert Mitchell Tom Nickleby Linda Nelson Bruce Nerby Tony Nasvik Leslie Nagel Tim O'Brien Tammy Norelius Donna Norell Seniors 94 - i-'-f st Debbie Olson Mary Olson Cindy Penman Richard Peper Lawrence Perseiis Therese Persico Lynn Peterson Spencer Porter Todd Peterson Jo Ellen Puterka Ralph Raymo LuAnn Raymond Nancy Ray Tim Reams Seniors 95 Pat Reetz Debbie Rehder Bonita Reynolds Terry Ritter Sally Simpson Teresa Smith Michael Spencer Larry Sande Debra Scholz Karen Schumacher Elizabeth Scobey LouAnn Scobey Seniors 96 Jerry Rose Jeanne Rouleau Lowell Samuel Kevin St'aberg Lynn Stadler Randy Stensgaard Judy Stevens Joanne Stowik Mark Sutter Seniors 97 Rick Swanson Julie Swenson Cathy Taylor Randy Teed James Thorson Kirk Vandeberg John Ulman Seniors 98 Cindy Vandenberg Denise Vandenberg Randy Vredeveld Patty Vytlacil Greg Trapp Greg Tulgren Brian Verdugt Linda Wallace Jodi Trudell Pam Thorson j • ■jT Teresa Weinberg Brian Wert Steve Wettleson Kathryn Willi Dan Willie Alane Wood Donna Zastrow Julie Zezza Lori Zillmer Nathan Zilz Renate Aspen, Peter Ault, Ellen Barrett, Tim Blaisdell, Debbie Casaw, George Con- over, Sandy Deal, Jon Gilbertson, Mark Holland, Theresa Hoyer, Kris Johnson, Leif King, Mike Lamkin, Joe Meulmans, Dave Nelson, James Norvold, Robert Pollock, Rhonda Rutherford, Jeffery Shaffer, Mike Torkildson, Pat Wells, ftian Willie, Kay- lene Yoder. Seniors 99 Juniors Discover Nesv Dimensions JUNIORS ... only one more year until we're Sen- iors ... Mrs. Sjoquist, how am I supposed to know what binomials are when I don't even know my multi- plication tables! ... what! the Sophomores beat us in Homecoming events! ... I've never heard of It’s a Long and Winding Road -- I guess I'm not up on mod- em songs ... why do I have to take the PSAT test if I want to be a janitor? ... I yelled so hard at the pep fest that I'm sure I saw Mrs. Konrath quaking ... Mr. Grubbs, he bought twenty boxes of Toddles and now he wants a refund and his doctor bill paid! ... don’t be a chicken, ask that guy to Twirp--the worst he can do is say no ... please don’t throw me off the ramp--I don’t want to be remembered as being scraped off the floor ... if you can’t tell me if we had a chemistry quiz, who can you tell? ... after all the work I put into this Prom, I'd better get asked! ... JUNIORS. L. Alwin R. Alwin C. Amdahl K. Amundson K. Anderson M. Anderson D. Appleton B. Annis T. Arndt K. Asher L. Averill J. Avery P. Bailey T. Barr B. Bauemfeind G. Beauchamp J. Beer J. Beir J. Berglund C. Beavers D. Bjornstad K. Brathall S. Brettingen M. Brodersen L. Brown 100 Juniors J. Dommeyer S. Drumm J. Dulon D. Dux T. Ecker R. Edgar G. Edholm D. Ellefsen C. Enloe J. Enloe L. Erdman J. Evenson K. Cameron C. Carlson N. Cassutt K. Copeland P. Crawford M. Crimmins B. Cudd J. Cabruzzi C. Dahl T. Dahlby V. Deal C. DeWitte J. DeWitte M. Dobis J. Docken L. Evenson B. Fehr J. Feldmann C. Feyereisen J. Fina M. Fleming K. Fletcher K. Franklin B. Frantsi ]• Franz L. Frye M. Gartmann C. Granberg H. Gunderson M. Gustafson C. Hahn K. Hansen D. Harmon B. Harper L. Hawksford J. Hayes K. Heffron L. Heffron P. Hemstock K. Hilden L. Hilden 102 Juniors L. Hillstead M. Hoaglan T. Hoaglan C. Hoel G. Holland K. Holm S. Home B. Hovaldt T. Huber T. Jacobs M. Jagg D. Jansen J. Jensen L. Johannsen C. Johnson Juniors 103 B. Kinney K. Kinney R. Kinney D. Klatt T. Klatt T. Klatt J. Klint K. Knefelkamp T. Kotz B. Kramer J. Kramer D. Krattley D. Kromer D. Krueger D. Lackey J. Lackey J. Larson D. Lee S. Lee L. Lein 104 Juniors C. Lewis S. Lewis J. Lindeberg D. Lindstrom T. Lohman T. Lomnes A. Loughney J. Luebke J. Lundberg G. Lyksett K. McConaughey M. McDaniel T. Me Done 11 M. McGinley M. McPhetres Juniors 105 J. Matz P. Merchak J. Meulemans D. Mitchell C. Moody D. Moody M. Murray B. Nelson M. Nelson S. Nelson J. Owens B. Pagel K. Petters J. Poluk P. Potratz S. Pratt J. Rawlings K. Reams N. Rebholz M. Richie N. Richter P. Tiedel M. Riemenschneider K. Roessler J. Roettger D. Rogers D. Rolke B. Rose D. Rose J. Rose S. Rozeski R. Russell P. Rutherford B. Ruyak D. Saathoff Juniors 107 D. Sandberg D. Snaden B. Schillinger B. Schneider D. Scholz J. Schullo C. Schweitzer J. Scrivner N. Serios B. Setzer T. Shafer R. Slater B. Slight M. Smith B. Spangenberg L. Stensgaard B. Strandquist R. Strobush B. Strom T. Strom J. Sullivan J. Sundberg D. Swenson J. Taylor D. Thomas E. Timm J. Titmarsh 108 Juniors J. Toutant M. Trapp J. Trieb L. Utto R. VanAllen R. Vickerman L. Waldroff M. Waznik D. Wegner J. Weinberg A. Welton K. Werlein B. Westerdahl C. Wilhelmson K. Windolff R. Winter S. Woodworth K. Worrell K. Yoder L. Youngberg NOT PICTURED: T. Bauer, D. Bergstrom, D. Fergu- S. Zappa son, Greeno, B. Koelln, G. Lozier, K. McConau- ghey, D. Nelson, K. Nerby, M. Ostertag, L. Reiter, V. Sherley, K. Spott, M. Whiteagle, T. Whiteagle, R. Yocum. Scphcmcres Experience New Eeainninfis SOPHOMORES ... where's the down ramp? . wow! my first pep fest! .. we really showed the Jun- iors in homecoming! .. Mr. Heidenreich, why do your palms get so sweaty every time its MY turn to drive--now just sit back and relax!--please Mr. Heidenreich, don't cry!-- I'm sure that once Mr. Schumacher hears our ex- planation--well, he'll pro- bably understand! I'll ad- mit that maybe I should have tried to get the car off the sidewalk before I put it in reverse but hea- ven! I never dreamed the car would go that far ! Be- sides, I'm sure his office must be insured! .. and remember! if you want to continue living your lowly form of existence--never talk back to a Senior ... remember Jr. High? those were the good old days . .. please go over modus tol- lens again; I don't quite understand ... what's the Sophomore battle cry?! ... SOPHOMORES. T. Addington J. Amdahl H. Amundson B. Anderson R. Apel L. Appleton D. Armbruster V. Asher P. Avery J. Badzinski J. Bakke M. Bakken L. Banning B. Barber K. Bauer M. Beaudry D. Beer J. Beer R. Beer K. Behm S. Belisle B. Benoy G. Benoy J. Best R. Bodesheimer S. Boumeester S. Boyd M. Brackley T. Brathall C. Breault R. Brettingen P. Brown B. Brozek C. Bruegger C. Brunelle Y. Bundy C. Calderwood T. Cameron M. Campbell M. Cardarelli J. Clay J. Colbeth Sophomores 110 R. Cole B. Coleman J. Comfort J. Costello B. Coulter T. Dabruzzi R. Dana S. Dardine B. Davison B. Deloy J. Delton D. Derosier T. Dierks J. Dommeyer L. Doyone J. Drexler P. Duray B. Duval S. Du we 11 T. Ebbe R. Ebben J. Eby T. Ecker L. Eggers S. Ekblad S. Ellertson D. Ellis L. Enloe L. Erdman S. Evans D. Filipiak R. Foss S. Foust K. Frazier J. Fruit T. Frye R. Gaynor L. Germain A. Glasbrenner T. Goosen K. Gratz K. Graven Sophomores 111 B. Halverson V. Halverson K.C. Hansen P. Hanson D. Harmon R. Harper J. Hartman L. Harwell E. Hawksford C. Hayes T. Hayes T. Hennet B. Hinzman M. Hoaglan P. Hoel G. Hollar S. Holm J. Hopp C. Home M. Hoseid T. Houman B. Hutchison K. Jacobs D. Jacobson M. Jagg M. Janse J. Jensen D. Johannsen D. Johnson G. Johnson L. Johnson M. Johnson P. Johnson S. Johnson T. Johnson W. Johnston K. Kadidlo L. Kearns G. King C. Kinney J. Kinney Sophomores 112 M. Knost C. Koelln S. Kosa D. Kramer D. Larakin A. Larson J. Larson M. Larson J. La Venture C. Lee M. Lee J. Lewis D. Lindstrom G. Llewellyn J. Lomnes K. Lund B. McCarthy S. McGaver B. McGlothlen K. Me G raw K. McGuire J. McMahon J. Malean C. Malmquist J. Mann J. Marson D. Martin L. Martin R. Martin L. Mellum J. Meulemans L. Michaelson K. Monio C. Monturiol D. Moravec A. Mueller D. Munkelwitz C. Nasvik S. Nelson C. Nerby K. Nerby D. Norell Sophomores 113 C. O'Connell A. Odegard H. Offner D. Olson L. Olson C. Orf M. Ostertag C • Otlo V. Patterson M. Penman D. Perseiis E. Persico D. Peterson K. Peterson T. Peterson T. Peterson L. Pihlstrom C. Ponath K. Poss S. Preston B. Quale B. Raymo R. Reams G. Rehder G. Reynolds J. Richie K. Richie N. Ritter K. Rivard D. Roessler J. Rouleau K. Rozeski K. Rozeski M. Ruemmele J. Rutherford P. Ste. Marie B. Sandberg F. Schilling A. Schlief K. Schmidt N. Schmitz R. Schwertel Sophomores 114 NOT PICTURED: R. Francis, K. Halvorsen, J. Hollerud, L. Hoyer, S. Johnson, B. Quinliven, S. Reiter, B. Shedore, J. Sipe, L. Smothers, J. Van- DeBerg. L. Seim P. Serios M. Shedore T. Slater B. Smith S. Smith B. Sommer J. Sou ter J. Spott D. Steel J. Stenfors C. Stewart K. Stewart D. Stilley K. Strom M. Stuhr D. Swanson K. Tellander T. Terwilliger K. Thompson D. Thorson M. Torkildson S. Triebold L. Turner R. Ulman K. VanAllen N. VanAllen T. Vandeberg M. Velken B. Verdugt L. Vindal B. Wallace J. Wasnik K. Weeks B. Weigel T. Wells S. Wettleson N. Wilcoxson S. Williams M. Willman F. Windolff L. Witte S. Wittek J. Ye lie K. Zezza Sophomores 115 Facultv Fields Views en Teaching, Tec TEACHING. . . red ink . . . is it pink slip time already?. . . oh groan. I've got Commons again . . . calculators. . . this weekend? grading papers . . .grade scan sheets give me a pain in the neck . . .work. . .work. . . work. . . the little mon- sters are at it again. . . busy. . .why can't every class be like my first hour class. . .don't ask me, it's Monday. . . and more red ink. . .why is it so hard to follow along?. . . no pen? no points. . .re- warding. . . mental frus- tration. . . challenging . . .depressing. . .to err is human. . . objec- tives. . .unit plans. . . will Friday ever come? . . .are you sure Friday is coming?. . .as twenty- four voices sing out as one . . .discipline. . .meet- ings, and more meetings . . .themes. . .tests . . .and red ink. . .cri- sis. . .headache. . .joy . . . overpowering. . . encompassing. . .fatig- uing. . . TEACHING. ELLEN JASTER DWIGHT JORDON HELEN HUGHES RONALD JANOWSKI Faculty 116 JILL KONRATH DONALD KRUPA DAN KUKUS DAVID UNDGREN Faculty 117 JOYCE DIKKERS Faculty 118 MILDRED NOREEN MARY O'BRIEN LARRY PARFITT RAENELL PETZ ISABEL QUALLS ROBERT RENGSTORF MARGARET DORWIN JOHN EWING WARREN FEGELY GLORIA GAYNOR Faculty 119 JOANN RONNINGEN Faculty 120 MARVIN GRABAU ROBERT SCHEFFEN NANCY SCHERMERHORN WOLFRAM SHUBERT STEVE SHAW WILLIAM GRUBBS RICHARD GUSTAFSON STEVE HAAKENSON KATHY HAUGEN ROBERT HEIDENREICH LOLLY HIBBARD SARAH SJOQUIST GERALD HEIKKILA STEVE TYVOL Administraticn And Help Are Involved ADMINISTRATION AND HELP . . . but, Mrs. Hilden, I NEED a second helping -- after all. I'm 5'5 and growing . . . oh, Mr. Vail, I'm just going to step outside a minute -- honest -- do I look like the type who would skip out? . . . boy oh boy, if I have another day like this. I'm going to have to see the school psychologist . . . Mrs. Kaiser -- oh, Mrs. Kaiser . . . the Annual staff needs these names announced -- pret- ty please . . . Mrs. Nasvik just told me I have fifty-two overdue books . . . according to Mr. Schumacher, we have just overspent our budget by $2.52 . . . but Mrs. Rose, my mother has a very youthful voice -- really! . . . oh, Mr. Janitor, someone goofed again and leaned against the file lock -- but we know you will open it for us -- right? . . . please, Mrs. Gillstrom, just get me home -- it's been a long year . . . ADMIN- ISTRATION AND HELP. ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Ogland, Mr. Schumacher, Mr. Vail. COUNSELORS: Mr. Luedtke, Miss Crownhart. PSYCHOLOGIST: Mr. Dubrow. SECRETARY: Mrs. Kaiser. BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Scheel, Mrs. Livermore, Mrs. Gillstrom, Mr. Averill, Mrs. Fern, Mr. Donelson, Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Broderson, Mrs. Wilk, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Atkins, Dick Fey, Mrs. Timm, Mrs. Dresler, Dan Miller, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Lindquist. COOKS: Mrs. Jenson, Mrs. Hilden. AUDIO-VISUAL: Art Forester. SECRETARIES: Mrs. Rose, Mrs. McGrew. AIDES: Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Trapp, Mrs. McGinley. JANITORS: Mr. Ebbe, Mr. Zank, Mr. Blyton, Mr. Snow, Mr. Matz. Help 123 INVOLVEMENT . . . dreams that started in Ripon . . . oh, the planning! . . meetings with Ron . . . busy, busy, busy! . . so much advice, so little a action . . . new ideas: line art, moduu- lar design, word association copy, theme, involvement and Formatt . . . WCVSPA conference at Eau Claire . . . hey, Gusl see what I'm doing? I'm re- turning the camera we borrowed -- what's wrong? -- don't you remember? -- last September when we started tak- ing candids! -- well, yes --it did have a lens cover -- the neck strap? oh, yeah, that -- it's probably in the Annual Room! -- give me a little time to hunt it up -- thanks, Gus, we really appreciate it! --oh Gus? -- ne more small thing: thef-stopdial cameoffthelast timeldrop- pedit butdon'tworry, Milesassuredmeit canbe fixed -- BYE!, .nine months of intensive labor . . . Karen . . . Teresa . . . Beth . . . Natalie . . . Angela . . . Jean Ann . . . Patty . . . Maria . . . Ed . . . Paula . . . Kathy . . . Terri . . . Cathy . . . you're great . . . Mrs. Haugen, our fearless leader . . . okay, Kath, now it's your turn -- we'll be waiting to see what you come up with . . . hey, you guys, we put a yearbook together! . . remember? . . see ya, Sal . . . goodnight Deb . . . and that's . . . INVOLVEMENT.Page 61