Logan High School - Winneshiek Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

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In the future when you open this door, you'll remeet those old friends, relive those happy moments, and rewalk those noisy halls which made your three years at Logan one’s which you’ll never want to forget and probably never will. LOGAN SENIOR HIGH LACROSSE, WISCONSIN VOL. XLIV . 76 Faculty: 5 at. o7 Gia oie ei a eo) QO. YN ; ws det dye yyyeteaenaess PEECLLLLLEPPEEy ya HTELE TELLS cre bak TULULULLLL LLL ELLA) Aa Wiad «a STAN VAAN GAT To eyitittt i as CAAA E b UALRARaRRaERREREDEOT CLAMDLALLIY? SODHOMOTES = Aa ees Student Body, ¢ 2. See Seniors. .« « 26 2 eee Juniors. x 2} ke eee Music. . .. 104 E20 ZATIONS ean) eee Se SLSR GgISIEr ue ta. 7 ee Organ ivities . Act a ee A A NE Ma tions iva Lr | ee 7 9 7 i ee We knew you could do it! NUMBER ONE IN ep rom victory. We're Number The road ft i 2 i FLASHING, NO-HIT Row |: Jeff Stuhr, Mike Pfennig, Bob Kaiser, Ron Gruntzel, Gordy Rieber, Pete Kohnert, Jerry Cox. Row 2: Asst. Coach Thomas, Vince Hodgen, Pete Weber, Steve Eggen, Tom Tischer, Ken Happel, Brian Brose, Duane Williams, Doug Elton, Coach Leonard. The 1971 Logan Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Bill Leonard, may have had one of the most thrilling seasons ever experienced by a coach or athlete at Logan High School. The regular season of play ended with a dismal 4-7 record. However, when the state baseball tourna- ment play began, Logan put all their talents and skills together to build a team that would become the W.I.A.A. State Baseball Champs. Logan opened the district tournament by defeating the cross-town rival Central. They went on to overcome Westby and Cashton at the regionals. A smashing vic- tory over Ithaca and Sauk Prairie at the sectionals en- abled Logan to go on to the State Baseball Tournament at Marion, Wisconsin. Pete Kohnert pitched an outstanding game at the opening tournament to overpower Chetek 8-0. When Logan was behind 8-3 in the last of the 7th inning against Beloit Memorial, the impossible was accom- plished when Logan defeated Beloit. La Crosse Logan then became W.I.A.A. State Champs 1971 when they overpowered Chippewa Falls in the final game. i Row 1: Asst. Coach Erickson, Harry Korish, Joel Roland, Ted Larson, Gary Schmuck, Harry Helfrich, Bruce Melby, Greg Wat- son, Mike Brown. Row 2; Coach Johnson, Gary Kaiser, Dave Wapp, Jeff Laufle, Loran Meier, Steve Melcher, John Pintz, Bill Klaus. Row 3: Mike Rochester, Mark Hellerud, Terry Gruntzel, Steve Hammes, Paul Hauser, Jim Harbaugh, Billy Linder, Mike Olson, Mark Engelson. Row 4: Carl Viner, John Wells, Dave Loomis, Randy Nicholson, Randy Hembd, Larry Burr, Jim Bennett. ‘ . 2 : a8 a ie WERE sn. BEN “ Big John lets one go! Put it in third, Jim. Bill takes a winning stride. : pon Gary Schmuck, most valuable trackman. CINDERMEN COME ON STRONG High on the pole. The 1971 Logan track team, coached by Mr. Ron Johnson, was highlighted by a 4-1 duel record. The team took first-place victories at the Logan and Waukon Invitationals to bring home the first trophies since 1937 for the track team. The team finished off the year by placing fourth in the Big Rivers Confer- ence. Eight team members represented Logan at the sectional meet. Gary Schmuck and Joel Roland dem- onstrated outstanding performances throughout the season. Schmuck set a new shot put record with a distance of 53 ft., 6 inches. He also set a new team record by scoring the most points, 16734, by any in- dividual trackman. Roland was second in scoring with 107 points and was the top man in the hurdles. The team captains for the year were seniors: Joel Roland, Gary Schmuck, Bruce Melby, Greg Watson, and Harry Helfrich. + = ae © a ? va oS = L-R: Tim Sandau, Jim Stuhr, Rod Rohrer, Paul Bogie, Curt Borsheim, Tom Hafner, Mark Stuhr, Larry Bakko, Wilder, Coach Joe Thienes. Reid Harris, LeRoy PAR FOR THE COURSE During the 1971 Golf season 18 young hopefuls braved the weather of the Wisconsin spring to repre- sent Logan High School on the links. 2S Although the team managed to win only three of Tom tees off. twelve duel matches during the season, it is hoped that the competitive experience will be valuable in future years. Coach Joe Thienes looks forward to the 1972 season. =e Rod's a “swinger”. The 1971 tennis season was again high- lighted with a third-place finish in the Big Rivers Conference Match. Randy Larson, Steve Almos, Terry Sullivan, and Roger Hey- ming, all graduated seniors, performed well in the match, as they did all year. Kevin Smith, Steve Sagen, and Robin Roberts picked up additional points in the Ranger 4-8 sea- son record. Kneeling: Robin Roberts, Roger Heyming, Steve Sagen. Standing: Coach Jim Shuda, Kevin Smith, Terry Sullivan, Randy Larson, Steve Almos. What a racket! Heads up! 11 sOey Roe I: Richard Senda Peter Seielstad. Rod Ron en, Dave Harter, Don Helgerson, Harry Korish, Jeff Schlicht, Jim Harbaugh, Bill Linder, Ron Gruntzel, Steve Sagen, Cary Grabhorn, Dave Tabbert, Dan Janisch. Row 2: Mike Olson, Rick Howard, Steve Melcher, Robert Stein, Bill Poellinger, Captain Dan Harbaugh, Bruce Minor, Dave Williamson, Jeff Lokken, Captain Jeff Stuhr, Steve Peterson, ‘ Q. vc QS 4 BA ea i3' eyo A + = 2” CD eu ig St St a Mark Hellerud, Tom Tischer, Mike Merola, Coach Olson. Row 3: Coach Turnquist, Coach Antonneau, Jim Grabinski, Paul Hauser, Gary Owen, Pete Weber, John Wells, Dale Hegy, Carl Viner, Loran Meier, Curt Mosher, Mark Stuhr, Mike Solberg, Mike Fitzpatrick, Mike Hicke, Harold Simon, Coach Kempter. THE ARK IS HERE TO STAY Pride, Poise, and Execution: these words were the keys that were necessary to achieve the two goals set by the 1971 Logan Rangers. The goals set at the outset of the season were to be first: city champs, and second: conference champs. Only half of the goals were reached; a city championship was won with great honors brought to Logan. Although they failed to achieve the second goal, the Rangers made their presence known on the gridiron. The Rangers were never outhit by any of their opponents, even though lag mistakes led to close Logan losses. The Rangers of 1971 gained great respect from their rivals and the Logan Coaching Staff. 1971 was rewarding and disappointing but most of all great strides were made in building Pride, Poise, and Execution while enjoying the great game of football. 12 Winning is fun! SCOREBOARD Logan 0 Colby 30 Logan 14 Aquinas 6 Logan 0 E. C. Memorial 13 Logan 16 Wausau East 19 Logan 0 Menomonie 18 Logan 6 Chippewa Falls 30 Logan 6 Wausau West {3 Logan 12 E. C. North I) Logan 6 Central 0 Jeff Stuhr—Co-Captain, All State, All Coulee, Coulee Region Player of the Year, All Conference, All City, M.V.P., Leadership Award. Pe wage: - ‘ rs RS Pa ER ed : i “oe Pal ts Mn LE f . A Z e ee : dh Po Dan Harbaugh—Co-Captain, All Coulee, All Conference, All City, Paul Hauser—All Conference (Honorable Mention), All City. Best Back, Savage Award. Fa tight ee a a Jim Harbaugh—All Conference (Honorable Mention), All City, Don Helgerson—All Conference (Honorable Mention), All City, Outstanding Back. Senior Lineman Award. 13 Quarterback of a muddy victory. Sophomore Team, Row 1: David Denson, Steve Yeske, Mark Hanson, Daniel King, Mike Easterday, Bill Pintz. Row 3: Coach Antonneau, Tom Fitzpatrick, Peter Kroner, Jeff Olson, James Quinn, Steve Bell, David Larkin, Peter Thompson, Hal Delaney, Robert Bott, Randal Chester Pederson. Row 2: David Anderson, Dave Minor, Dave Nelson, Betsinger, Kevin Campbell, Russell Lee, Coach Turnquist. Bruce Radde, Jeff Joseph, Tom Davis, Brad Kauffman, Jeff Kohner, er a ‘i om 0 age 205 Hie Nee wees ee dyin a Li F teh A : ; ae,” ae Ss ak pet, es 6 ee ee a 7 . ihe mS Paty “s m Fey ata ae i The Tackle-Matic at work. 15 —— Row Rochester, Rick Wolfe, Le Roy Kiesling, Dave Loomis. Row 3: Don Williams, Mike Latshaw, Gary Kaiser, Mark Lindsay, Steve Hammes, Bill Klaus, Ken Happel, Paul Bogie, Coach Erickson. Outstanding runner, Dave Loomis. : ; ts , RUN. . .RUN. . .RUN The 1971 Cross Country team was built by determina- tion and willingness to win. They demonstrated this by bringing home four trophies and coming just inches away from representing Logan in the state meet. Dave Loomis proved to be the top runner by turning excellent times throughout the season, but it was a total team effort that gave the Harriers their balance to win. The Harriers, hold- ing down Sth and 6th spots all year, were ranked in the top ten in state ratings. Coach Erickson was honored by his team with a plaque as a token of their respect and admiration for the many hours of dedication he put into the Cross Country season. ae all peat cK = Battle for the ball. Just a little teamwork. RANGERS ON THE MOVE ed stop all. Right in there, Paul. The 1971-72 Logan basketball team was evidence of the saying: ‘Statistics don’t tell the score.” Statistically, the Rangers didn’t win a game in their first 16 outings. Despite all the bad luck and the disappointments, the Rangers maintained their pride and desire to win. Through thick and thin, the Logan fans gave their spirited support to the team. ‘The starting five players consisted of | senior, 2 juniors, and 2 sophomores. Senior Kenne Happel led the team in scoring. Although 67” Carl Viner missed 5 games of the season, he still ranked second in team scoring. Pete Weber and Paul Hauser as well as Curt Mosher and Steve Kremer are the returning lettermen. The Rangers, coached by Bill Leonard, are looking forward to a winning season next year. ' : ‘ ‘ mai me oe ‘i he ioe, . ) . Kneeling: Jeff Lokken, Jeff Stuhr, Kenne Happel. Standing: Dan Kremer, Vince Hogden, Curt Mosher, Mike Latshaw, Carl Viner, Pete Janisch, Mgr., Dennis Dockham, Paul Hauser, Bob Kaiser, Steve Weber, Dennis Chase, Mgr. Coach Leonard, Dan Boldan, Mgr. Jr. Varsity Team. Sitting: Robin Roberts, Cary Grabhorn, Mark Stuhr, Gert Wetzel, Jim Benesh. Standing: Curt Borsheim, Mike ne alll” 4 - 2 Aa a bec: } eee Sophomore Team: Kneeling: Dave Nelson, Pete Kroner, Dennis Jon Erickson, Steve Yeske, Bruce Kohlwey, Tom Hauser, Dave Dockham, John Roth, Doug Maier. Standing: Coach Steve Thomas, Helgerson, Kevin Campbell, Bruce Radde. 20 SKILLFUL BALL CONTROL Sig ee eee: eres = +s =: = | avian a © 2 . eee ; ae” You need “right guard” protection. 22 one Row 1: Jim Norton, Dave Lusk, Steve Lee, Ken Gross, David Denson. Row 2: Mike Powers, Gary Merfeld, Mike Fitzpatrick, Steve Bell, Mike Bittner, Greg Bennett, Don Williams, Steve Peterson, Tom Soper, Randy Hembd, Reid Harris, Doug Tyler. Row 3 Tom Marcou, Rudy Symicek, Ron Symicek, Dave Loomis, Robert Skifton, Dan Crawford, Jim Slaback, Coach Antonneau, Bill Kohlwey, Asst. Coach Kempter, Bill Poellinger, Gary Kaiser, Steve Melcher, Mike Merola, Loran Meier. WRESTLING STIMULATES ACTIVITY Great strides have been taken by the 1971-1972 sEogan wrestling team. The team has improved their duel match record from only 2 wins from the previous year to over a 500 mark record this season. Bill Poellinger, 138 pound wrestler, was undefeated in conference matches with a record of 6-0-1. Steve Melcher at 165 pounds and Ron Symicek at 112 pounds both won first place at the La Crosse State Invitational. Dave Loomis holds the record for the fastest pin, which took place in 31 seconds. The team, led by Captains Gary Kaiser and Ron Symicek, had a trademark of pride, which will be carried over to the next wrestling season by Coach Fred Antonneau and the returning grapplers. ss a ™ Se te. cg Wrestling Pep Band. Rees : SAN SSS Elevate the leg, Ron. the side and drive, Bill TEAMWORK Honnie Blackburn—co-captain WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Jeanine Ipsen ee Jenny Pierce Jodi Barney Joyce Halverson 24 Joan Elkins Debbi Chase We’re going to the top! Terri Tronick Susie Kaiser ey Monica Tronick Paula Clarkin VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Arousing school spirit was the aim Ofeethe £b97 leL972° “Varsicy Cheerleaders. They led crowds in cheering for our teams at the pep assemblies and games. They earned enough money to buy new uniforms and to attend a cheerleading camp in Decorah, Iowa for one week. They earned theirACA pins and badges at camp and also received Ist place honors in spirit competition. Finishing off the year they put on the annual Twirp and rendered their assistance to the many athletic events. Jeanine Campbell 25 Vicky Garves, Captain Barb Parnow Sandy Blank Penny Nichols Peggy Erickson 26 Patti Robison, Treasurer. POM PON GIRLS Sherry Grabinski, Nancy Wuensch. BS Sally Genz, Joann Soller. Bec RESO MRE CIT. ees amend Sandy Stetzer, Debbie Shuda. Debbie Netwal, Debbie Loughan, Krista Van Schoyck. 27 IOns Wan O W) © ® WwW) Class Officers: Dan Noel, President; Jeff Stuhr, Vice President; Patti Robison, Secretary; Wally Crook, Treasurer. REACHING FOR THE REACHABLE Fred Arttus Randy Barney Daniel Bartle David Baum Brett Betsinger Richard Bey Sharon Bittner Roy Black 30 Honnie Blackburn Jeff Blanchard Linda Boardman Daniel Bolden Robin Brauer Michael Brenengen Linda Bright David Bristow Sandra Brown Lori Buchholtz Lloyd Busby Jeanine Campbell Dan Carr Debbi Chase Dennis Chase Susan Cherry 31 32 ON THE TOP AND CLIMBING Debra Cilley Cynthia Clark Karen Clark Walter S. Crook Kathy Crowley Doug Curtis Janet Dalaska Susan Devine William Domke Darre Druschke Sue Dummer Cynthia Duncan Thomas Gerling Darlene Gilbertson Seniors hard at work? Joan Elkins John Endris Dale Erlewein Trudy Fillner Mark Francksen Constance Gavin James Geary Sally Genz 33 34 Patricia Gollnick Burt Goodenough Kim Graves Ronald Gruntzel Patricia Hadley Joyce Halverson Larry Halverson Diane Hanson Barbara Happel Kenne Happel Daniel Harbaugh Michael Hare a note Aeshna itil Joong. Margie Harris Sherree Harris No wonder we're number one! David Harter Diane Hauschildt Patricia Hauser Bonnie Hazelton Donald Helgerson Kay Henderson Sally Hendrickson Barbara Hinkley 35 Vincent Hogden Pamela Holzer Eve Jackson Debra Jacobson Dorothy Jacobson Charles Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Kimberly Johnson Sheryl Johnson A DOORWAY TO THE Ween. Robert Kaiser Susan Kaiser 36 Mary Latshaw Daniel LaFond Elizabeth Larson Debra (Hole) Kerska Linda Kime William Klaus Robert Koelbl Robert Koepcke Harry Korish Ann Lafky Lnevismmmtitaidiniiasaa ie: midtown I think I’ve got it. 37 ntrmbae Mike Latshaw YOUNG, WILD, AND FREE Jeffery Laufle Melany Lecher Robert Lenox Mark Lindsay Gary Lokken Jeff Lokken Jerry Lokken Rhonda Lubinski Julie Maack 38 Jennifer Maack Kathy Mannel Joan Marson A mind filled with memories. Sue Mattie Teresa McBain Sharon McCown Cynthia McCoy Loran Meier Debra Mekvold Steve Melcher 39 Kay Merfeld Vicky Merola Shirley Metcalf Teresa Meyer Beth Michener Carol Miller Paul Miller Mari Morkwed Jean Moser Theresa Mosey Paula Mosher Debra Netwal 40 THE REWARD OF STUDYING IS GRADUATING Mary Nichols Daniel Noel Scott Nolop Steve Nolte Jean Norton SEER Sharon O’Conner Cheryl Olson Constance Opland Marlene Page Debra Payne 41 42 Susan Pengra Steve Peterson Margaret Pettis Jennie Pierce Theresa Phillips John Pintz William Poellinger Deborah Pohlman You think you’re down in the dumps. Patsy Reardon Kim Rendler Lynn Rice Patti Robison Arnold Roiland Gregory Roesner Karen Sagen Stephen Sagen Susan Sandau Tracy Sargent Penny Schaller Jeffrey Schlicht Marianne Schoenfeld Debra Schroeder 43 44 Jeffrey Schultz Nona Schultz Patrice Schultz Donna Seiler Pamela Semlar Suzanne Servais Elizabeth Sheetz Debra Shuda Smile pretty Robert ‘a”’! Carol Sieber Harold Simon Luann Simpson | | | | Kevin Smith Debbie Snyder John Snyder Mary Lynn Soller AS TIME GOES ON Bonnie Stangl Robert Stein Cedric Steine Sandra Stetzer Lynn St. Jacque Merle Storlie Rose Strelow Elaine Strey 45 46 Mary Sullivan Debbie Svoboda Michael Swartz Ronald Symicek Rebecca Tanke Donna Taylor David Thompson Diane Thompson SENIOR POWER Harriet Strong Vicki Stugen Jeffrey Stuhr Peter Thompson Randy Thorsen Ken Thorson David Thurston Francine Tompkins Becky Topel Monica Tronick Frank Tudahl Linda Tyler Mary Valiquette Krista Van Schoyck Me run for sheriff? 47 Tracy Walters David Wapp Sue Weaver Carla Weise John Wells Kristine Werner Barbara Wheeler William Whitmer Terry Wiegand LeRoy Wilder Daniel Wilhelm Duane Williams David Williamson | Paul Wiste Steven Wittenberg Nancy Wuensch 48 ou are a chil 1¢ universe no less than the tree@§and @ te stars; You have a right to be heref_ And-whether or not it jptclearsio you, no doubt the universe | + if should. heey mee ‘ ; ao ie i y et at ’ Therefore be are whatever CAMERA SHY Leonard Anny Gene Larson Gordon Brown Scott Larson Patrick Collins Tom Maravelas David Darling Harry Meinking James DeBauche Bob Panka John Hackbart Ann Rendler Bill Harter Laura Revels Steve Hutchings Scott Solberg Gary Kaiser Bob Wilchinski Ron Krause Roger Wilchinski 49 50 SENIOR REGISTER A ARTTUS, FRED: A-General; Intramurals 1. B BARNEY, RANDY: G-General. BARTLE, DANIEL: B-General; Drama 1,2; German Club 2,3; Red Cross 1,2; Logan Log 1,2,3; Pub. Bus. 1,2; Winn. Staff 1,2. BERGET, MIKE: A-Industrial; Wrestling 1. BETSINGER, BRETT: A-General. BETSINGER, PAUL: A-Industrial. BEY, RICH: B-General. BITTNER, SHARON: B-General; Choir 3; Class Officer 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3 Pres.; Ski Club 3; Homecoming Court 3; Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Prom Committee De BLACK, ROY: B-Math and Science; Baseball 2; Intramurals 2,3; Spanish Club Ie BLACKBURN, HONNIE: B-General; Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3 Capt.; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 2,3; Drama 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Student Council Ds BLANCHARD, JEFF: A-Industrial; Rocket Club 2; Stage Crew 1,2; Cross Country 1; Ski Club 3. BOARDMAN, LINDA: A-Home Ec; Bus. Ed. Club 2; Choir 2; Home Ec 1; Office Page 3; Pep Club 2,3; Pom Pons 2,3. BOLDAN, DAN: A-Industrial; Band 3; Basketball Mgr. 2,3; Pep Band 3. BRAUER, ROBIN: B-Business; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 2,3; Color Guard 2,3; Class Officer 2; Library Aid 2,3. BRENENGEN, MIKE: A-Industrial. BRIGHT, LINDA: A-General; Bus. Ed. Club 2,3; Color Guard 2; Home Ec Club 2; Logan Log 3. BRISTOW, DAVID: B-General. BROWN, GORDON: A-Industrial. BROWN, SANDRA: B-General; German Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1. BUCHHOLTZ, LORI: B-Business. BUSBY, LLOYD: Work Study. Le CAMPBELL, JEANINE: B-Math and Science; Cheerleader 3; GAA 1,2,3 Sec.; Honor Society 2,3 Treas.; Intramurals 2,3; Office Page 3; Pep Club 3; Girls Track 2. CARR, DAN: B-General. CHASE, DEBBI: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 2; Cheerleader 3 Sec.; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 3; GAA 1; Class Officer 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Intramurals 3; Pub. Bus. 2; Pom Pons 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Winn. Staff 2,3 Sr. Ed.; Prom Committee 2; Student Council 1,2,3 Sec. CHERRY, SUE: A-Business; Bus. ED. Club 2,3; Home Ec Club 2. CILLEY, DEBBIE: A-Business. CLARK, CINDY: B-General; Bus. Ed. Club Zh. CLARK, KAREN: B-Math and Science; GAA 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; In- tramurals 2,3. COLLINS, PAT: A-Industrial; Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; LC Club 2,3; Track 1. CROOK, S. WALTER: B-General; Band - 1,2,3; Drama 1,2; Class Officer 3 Treas.; Logan Log 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club) leairacks Ik CROWLEY, KATHY: A-Business. CURTIS, DOUG: B-Industrial. D DALASKA, JANET: B-General; Honor Society 1,2,3. DARLING, DAVID: B-Industrial. DE BAUCHE, JIM: B-Math and Science; German Club 1. DEVINE, SUSAN: A-General; GAA 3; Of- fice Page 3; Pep Club 3. DOMKE, BILL: B-Math and Science; Choir 2,3; German Club 1,2,3. DRUSCHKE, DARRE: B-General; Choir 3; Color Guard 2,3; GAA _ 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Red Cross 2; Logan Log 1; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Glee Club } 2) DUMMER, SUE: B-Math and Science; Bus. ED. Club 1;Choir 1,2,3; Color Guard 1,2; GAA 1,2,3 Pres.; Honor Society 2,3; Red Cross 1,2; Intramurals 2,3 MVP. DUNCAN, CYNTHIA: B-General; Color Guard 1,2,3; GAA 1; German Club 1; Library Aid 3. E ELKINS, JOAN: B-General; Cheerleader 1,2,3 Co-Capt.; Office Page 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. ENDRIS, JOHN: B-Industrial. ERLEWEIN, DALE: Work Study. i FILLNER, TRUDY: B-General; Cheerleader 1,2,3 Co-Capt.; Drama 2,3; GAA 1,2,3 V- Pres. 1,2, Treas. 3; German Club 1,2,3; Red Cross 2; Logan Log 2,3; Office Page 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2; Gym- nastics 3; Student Council 2,3 Treas. FRANCKSEN, MARK: B-General; Photo Club 3. G GAVIN, CONNIE: B-Business. GEARY, JIM: A-Industrial. GENZ, SALLY: B-Business; Band 2; Choir 2,3; Glee Club 1; Intramurals 3; Pep Band 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 3; Winn. Staff 2; Y-Teens 2. GERLING, TOM: B-Accelerated; Band 1,2; French Club 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Track 1. GILBERTSON, DARLENE: B-General; Band 1; French Club 1; GAA 1; Pep Club ok GOLLNICK, PAT: B-Business; Glee Club L235 PepiGlubr2: GRAVES, KIM: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3, Pres.; Choir 2,3; Glee Club 1; Red Jackets 2,4 Pep Club: 2,32 GRUNTZEL, RON: B-General; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; LC Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3. H HACKBART, JOHN: B-Special. HADLEY, PATTY: B-General; Twirler 2,3; Choir 3; Glee Club 2. HALVERSON, JOYCE: B-Business; Cheerleader 3; Home Ec Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Gymnastics 3. HALVERSON, LARRY: B-General; Foot- ball 1. HANSON, DIANE: B-General; Band 1,2; Choir 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Span. Honor Society 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Winn. Staff 1,2,3 Jr. Ed., Act. Ed. HAPPEL, BARB: B-General; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 2,3; Drama 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Logan Log 1,2,3 Ed.; Winn. Staff 1; Y-Teens 1. HAPPEL, KENNE: B-General; Baseball 1,- 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Red Jackets 1,2,3; Drama 2; Forensics 3; Stu- dent ‘Council’ 1,2;3 L@ Clubs 2-3usec. Pep Club 3; Cross Country 1,2,3 Capt. HARBAUGH, DAN: B-General; Baseball 2; Choir 1,2; Football 1,2,3 Capt.; In- tramurals. 2337. CG. Glubeslee.s. Homecoming Court 3. HARE, MICHAEL: B-Industrial; Band 1,- 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. HARRIS, MARGIE: B-General; Choir 2,3; French Club 1,2,3 Sec.; Honor Society 2,3; Winn. Staff 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2. HARRIS, SHERREE: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3, V-Pres.; Red Cross 1; Pep Club 1,2; Pom Pons 2. HARTER, BILL: A-Industrial; Baseball 1, Mgr.; Wrestling 2. HARTER, DAVID J.: B-Industrial; Basket- ball 1,2; Choir 1; Football 1,2,3; In- tramurals 3; LC Club 2,3; Track 1. HARTER, RANDY: A-Industrial. HAUSER, PATRICIA: A-Business; Home Ec Club 3; Glee Club 1. HAZELTON, BONNIE: B-General; Band 1,2; Lab Ass’t. 2; Honor Society 1,2,3 Sec. HELGERSON, DON: B-Math and Science; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3 All-City; In- tramurals 2; LC Club 2,3; Ski Club 3; Wrestling 1,2; Homecoming Court 3. HENDERSON, KAY: B-General; Glee Club es HENDRICKSON, SALLY: B-Business; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Pep Club 1. HINKLEY, BARB: A-Business; Band 1,2; German Club 2; Library Aid 1,2; Pep Band 1,2. HOGDEN, VINCE: B-General; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; LC Club 3. HOLZER, PAM: A-Business; Cheerleader 2 Library Aid 3; Pep Club 2. HUTCHINGS, STEVE: A-Industrial. A JACKSON, EVE: Work Study. JACOBSON, DEBRA: B-General; Band 1,- 2,3; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Red Cross 1,2,3; Logan Log 1,2; Orchestra 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Span. one Society 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3 V- res, JACOBSON, DOROTHY: B-Business; Color Guard 1,2; Office Page 3. JOHNSON, CHARLES: Work Study. JOHNSON, KIM: B-Accelerated; Band 1; French Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Home Ec Club 2; Honor Society 1,2,3. JOHNSON, LIZ: A-Business; Glee Club 1. JOHNSON, SHERYL: B-Business; Band 1,2,3; Red Cross 2,3; Library Aid 1,2; Logan Log 1; Pep Band 1,2,3. K KAISER, BOB: A-General; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2; LC Club 1,2,3. KAISER, GARY: B-General; Football 1; German Club 1,2; LC Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3 Capt.; Wrestling 1,2,3 Capt. KAISER, SUE: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 2, Sec.; Cheerleader 3; GAA 2,3; In- tramurals 2,3; Office Page 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Track 3; Ski Club 3; Y-Teens 2. KERSKA, DEBRA: B-Accelerated; Band 1,2; Lab Ass’t. 2; Cheerleader 2; Choir 2,3; EP Band 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2 res. KIME, LINDA: A-General; Glee Club 1,2; Red Cross 2; Pep Club 2; Pom Pons 2. KLAUS, BILL: B-General; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; German Club 1,2,3; LC Club 2,3; Tennis 1; Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3 Capt.; Student Council 3. KOELBL, BOB: A-Industrial; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. KOEPCKE, ROBERT: B-Math and Science; Badger Boy’s 2; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 2,3; Debate 1; Drama 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Ski Club 3. KORISH, HARRY: B-Industrial; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; LC Club 2,3; Track 2; Homecoming Court 3. KRAUSE, RON: B-General; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1; Cross Coun- try 1. B LAFKY, ANN: B-General; Choir 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Y- Teens 2. LAFOND, DAN: B-General; Football 1; Red Cross 1; LC Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2. LARSON, GENE: A-Industrial. LARSON, LIZ: B-Math and Science; Glee Club 1; Color Guard 1,2,3; Library Aid 3. LARSON, SCOTT: B-General. LATSHAW, MARY: B-General; Color Guard 1,2,3;GAA 1,2,3 V-Pres.; Pep Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Red Cross 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Homecoming Court 3, Queen. LATSHAW, MIKE: B-General; Basketball 1,2,3; LC Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Track 1; Cross Country 1,2,3. LAUFLE, JEFF: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 3; Football 1; Intramurals 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. LECHER, MELANY: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 3; GAA 2; Pep Club 1,2; Pom Pons 1,2. LENOX, ROBERT: B-Math and Science. LINDSAY, MARK: B-Math and Science; Badger Boy’s State 2; Basketball 1,3; Choir 1,2; Red Jackets 2; Golf 2,3; In- tramurals 3; Cross Country 2,3. LOKKEN, GARY: B-General; Track 1; Wrestling 1. LOKKEN, JEFF: B-Math and Science; Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; LC Club 2,3; Winn. Staff 3; Homecoming Court 3. LOKKEN, JERRY: B-Accelerated; French Club 1,2,3; Golf 1; Intramurals 2,3, All- State Team; LC Club 1; Wrestling 1. LOOMIS, DAVID: B-Science; Choir 2; Drama 2; German Club 1; LC Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3 Capt.; Ski Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. LUBINSKI, RHONDA: B-General; French Club 1,2; Home Ec Club 2; Glee Club 1. M MAACK, JENNIFER: B-Home Ec; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Home Ec Club 1,2,3. MAACK, JULIE: A-Home Ec; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Home Ec Club 1,2,3. MANNEL, KATHY: B-Math and Science; Lab Ass’t. 2,3. MARAVELAS, TOM: B-Industrial; Track 3. MARSON, JOAN: B-Business; Library Aid 3; Pep Club 2. MATTIE, SUE: B-Business; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 1,2,3, Sec. MCBAIN, TERESA: A-Business. MCCOWN, SHARON: B-General; Badger Girl’s State 2; Color Guard 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Red Cross 2,3; Logan Log 1,2; Pep Club 2; Span. Hon. Society 2; Spanish ee 1,2 Treas.; Y-Teens 2; Student Coun- Cllse MCCOY, CINDY: B-General; Color Guard 1,2 Sgt.; GAA 1,2; Home Ec Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. MEIER, LORAN: B-General; Baseball 1; Choir 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; LC Club 2,3; German Club 1; Track 2,3; Wrestling 1253; MEINKING, HARRY: A-Industrial. MEKVOLD, DEBBI: B-General; Bus. Ed. Club 3; Color Guard 1. MELCHER, STEVE: A-Industrial; Baseball 1; Rocket Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; LC Club 2,3; Track 2,3; Wrestling De. MERFELD, KAY: A-General. MEROLA, VICKY: A-Business; Y-Teens 1; Glee Club 2,3. MERRELL, GARY: B-General. METCALF, SHIRLEY: B-Business; Office Page 2. MEYER, TERESA: B-Business; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. MICHENER, BETH: B-General; Cheerleader 3; Choir 3; Glee Club 1,2; GAA 1,3; Home Ec Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 1; Y-Teens 1; Homecoming Court 3; Gymnastics 3. MILLER, CAROL: B-Math and Science; Glee Club 1; GAA 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3. MILLER, PAUL: B-General; Baseball 1,2; Football 1; Red Cross 1. MORKWED, MARI: B-Math and Science; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 3; Orchestra 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; Pep. @lubelz.o) MOSER, JEAN: B-Home Ec; Lab Ass’t. 3; Home Ec Club 3. MOSEY, TERRY: B-General; Choir 3; Home Ec Club 2,3 Sec .; Ski Club 3; Gymnastics 3. MOSHER, PAULA: B-General; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1; Pep Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Homecoming Court 3. re . ae , eee N NETWAL, DEBBIE: B-General; Band 3; Choir 3; Glee Club 2; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pub. Bus. 1,2; Pom Pons 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Winn. Staff 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 1. NICHOLS, MARY: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 2,3; Logan Log 3; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1. NIGHTINGALE, ROBERT: A-Industrial. NOEL, DAN: B-General; Choir 1,2,3; Red Jackets 1,2,3; Drama 1,2,3; Forensics 1; Class Officer 3, Pres.; Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 3; Winn. Staff 3. NOLOP, SCOTT: Work Study. NOLTE, STEVE: B-Business. NORTON, JEAN: B-Business; Glee Club I. O O’CONNOR, SHARON: B-Business; Choir 3 Glee Club 2; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2 ec: OLSON, CHERYL: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 1; Color Guard 1,2,3; GAA 1; Honor Society 2,3; Red Cross 1,2,3 Sec.-Treas.; Library Aid 1,2; Office Page 2,3; Y-Teens 2; Winn. Staff 3, Typist. OPLAND, CONNIE: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2. FE PAGE, MARLENE: B-General; Glee Club 2; GAA 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Span. Honor Society 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3. PANKA, BOB: A-Industrial; Golf 1,2. PAYNE, DEBBIE: A-Business. PENGRA, SUE: B-General; Home Ec Club 3; Red Cross 1; Pep Club 1,2,3 V-Pres.; Ski Club 2,3; Winn. Staff 2; Student Council 2,3; Glee Club 2. PETERSON, STEVE: B-Industrial; Football eos e-Club. 233. PETTIS, MARGARET: B-Business; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 3. PHILLIPS, THERESA: Work Study. 51 SENIOR REGISTER PIERCE, JENI: B-General; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2. PINTZ, JOHN: A-Industrial; Football 1,2,3; LC Glub:32Track 1,2. POELLINGER, BILL: B-General; Football 122-3 Gr Glube23y lreas:. Track: ih2: Wrestling 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Student Council 1. POHLMAN, DEBBIE: B-General; Cheerleader 1,2 Capt.; Pep Club 1,2,3. R REARDON, PATSY: B-Business; Choir 3;GAA 3; Office Page 3; Glee Club 1,2. RENDLER, ANN: B-Language; Glee Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; German Club 1,2,3 Sec.; Red Cross 1,2,3 V-Pres.; Intramurals 2,3. RENDLER, KIM: B-Business; Glee Club 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3. REVELS, LAURA: B-Business; Logan Log 2 Rep Glues: RICE, LYNN: B-General; French Club 1; Honor Society 2,3. ROBISON, PATTI: B-Business; Choir 2,3; Color Guard 1; Class Officer Pons 3, (ireast-s) Winns tatt @l12.4-8 bdr Homecoming Court 3; Glee Club 1; Stu- dent Council 3; Prom Chairman 2; In- tramurals 3. ROESNER, GREG: B-Industrial; Baseball 2: Ski Club 2,3. ROILAND, ARNOLD: Work Study. S SAGEN, KAREN: B-Business; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band TED SAGEN, STEVE: B-General; Basketball 1,2; Choir 3; Football 1,2,3; German Club 1,2,3; LC Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Tennis 1o2°32-Ski2 Club) 233-9 Winns Stat 3: Homecoming Court 3. We left Central in the mud. SANDAU, SUE: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 1,2,3; Color Guard 1, 2; Drama 2,3; German Club 1,2,3, Pres.; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Pub. Bus. 3; Winn. Staff 3, Copy Ed. SARGENT, TRACY: A-Industrial; Baseball le2eae SCHALLER, PENNY: A-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 1; Glee Club 2,3. SCHLICT, JEFF: B-General; Baseball 1; Lab Ass’t. 3; Football 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Wrestling 1; Student Council 1,2,3, Pres. SCHOENFELD, MARIANNE: B-General; Choir 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Library Aid 3, Pres.; Glee Club 1. SCHRODER, DEBBIE: B-Math and Science; Lab Ass’t. 3; Logan Log 2,3, Sports Ed. 2. SCHULTZ, JEFF: B-General; Wrestling 1. SCHULTZ, NONA: B-Business; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 3; Winn. Staff 3, Typist; Y-Teens 2,3. SCHULTZ, PATRICE: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 3; Color Guard 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; Honor Society 2,3. SEILER, DONNA: B-General; Home Ec Club 3; Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1. SEMLAR, PAM: B-General; Pep Club 1,2. SERVAIS, SUE: B-General; Band 1,2; French Club 1,2,3, Treas.; Pep Club 1. SHEETZ, LIZ: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 1,2. SHUDA, DEBBIE: B-General; Bus. Ed. Club 3; Choir 3; Home Ec Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 2,3; Homecoming Court 3: SIEBER, CAROL: A-Business; Library Aid 2; Glee Club 2. SIMON, HAROLD: B-Industrial; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 3. SMITH, KEVIN: B-General; Basketball 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Red Jackets 1,3; Drama 2,3: German Club 1; Intramurals 3; LC Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Tennis 1,2,3. SNYDER, DEBBIE: B-Business; Lab Ass’t. 3 SNYDER, JOHN: B-Math and Science; Football 1,2; LC Club 2; Track 1,2: Wrestling 1. SOLBERG, SCOTT: A-Industrial. SOLLER, MARY: B-Business; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3; Office Page 3. STANGL, BONNIE: B-Math and Science; Lab Ass’t. 1,2; Choir 3; Glee Club 2; Color Guard 1; GAA 1; Log Bus. Staff 3; Pep Club 3; Winn. Staff 3. STE IN, ROBERT: B-General; Basketball 1,2; Choir 2,3; Red Jackets 2,3; Drama 2; Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3; LC Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Track 1,2; Homecoming Court 3, King; Student Council 1,2,3. STEINE, CEDRIC: B-Math and Science; Football 2. STETZER, SANDI: B-General; Bus. Ed. Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 1, Capt. 2; Winn. Staff 3. ST. JACQUE, LYNN: B-General; Honor Society 1; Office Page 3. Deiat MERLE: B-Math; Spanish Club STRELOW, ROSE: B-General; Color Guard _ 2,3; Spanish Club 1. STREY, ELAINE: B-Home Ec; Home Ec Club 3. STRONG, HARRIET: B-Home Ec; Color Guard 1; GAA 1,2,3, Sec.; Home Ec Club 1,2,3, Pres. STUGEN, VICKI: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3; Home Ec Club 2,3. STUHR, JEFF: B-Math and Science; Badger Boy’s 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; All-City Team 2,3; All- Coulee Team 2,3; Big Rivers Conf. 2,3; Honorable Mention All-State 2; All-State First Team 3; MVP 2,3; Savage Award 2; Leadership Award 3; Capt.; LC Club 1,2,3, V-Pres.; German Club 1,2; Class Officer 3,. V-Pres.; Pep Clubea: Homecoming Court 3; Student Council 3. SULLIVAN, MARY: B-General; Color Guard 2; French Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Home Ec Club 2; Red Cross 1,2,3, Pres.; Pep Club 1. SVOBODA, DEBBIE: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3; Glee Club 1,2. SWARTZ, MIKE: B-Industrial; Intramurals 2,3; Wrestling 2. SYMICEK, RONALD: A-Industrial; LC Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3, Capt. ip TANKE, REBECCA: B-General; Cheerleader 2,3, Capt.; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3, V-Pres.; Twirler 2,3; Gymnastics 3; Student Council 3. TAYLOR, DONNA: A-Home Ec. THOMPSON, DAVE: B-General; In- tramurals 3. THOMPSON, DIANE: B-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 1,2; Choir 3; Color Guard 1; Red Cross 2,3; Office Page 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3, V-Pres.; Glee Club 2. THOMPSON, PETER: B-General; German Club 3. THORSEN, RANDY: B-Industrial; Basket- ball 1; Golf 1,2,3; Intramurals 3; LC Club 23, THORSON, KEN: B-Math and Science; Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2. THURSTON, DAVID: B-Industrial; Stage Crew 1,2,3, Student Director; Winn. Staff 3; Photo Club 3. TOMPKINS, FRAN: A-Business; Bus. Ed. Club 3. TOPEL, BECKY: B-Business; Choir 3; In- tramurals 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons rh Co-Capt.; Winn. Staff 1,2,3, Layout E TRONICK, MONICA: B-General; Cheerleader 2,3; Choir 3; Glee Club 2; Intramurals 3; Office Page 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Winn. Staff 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Gymnastics 3. TUDAHL, FRANK: B-Math and Science; French Club 2,3. TYLER, LINDA: B-Business; Band 1,2; French Club 1; Pep Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,3; Pom-Pons 3. Vv VALIQUETTE, MARY: B-Business; Choir 3; Red Cross 2; Intramurals 3; Pep Club lyecd, prom: Pons 162-3 Cup Homecoming Court 3; Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 3, V-Pres. VAN SCHOYCK, KRISTA: B-General; Band 1,2; Lab Ass’t. 2; French Club 1,2,3, Pres.; Honor Society 1,2,3, V-Pres.; Pep Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pom Pons 3. W WALTERS, TRACY: A-General. WAPP, DAVID: B-General; Lab Ass’t. 3; Intramurals 2,3; LC Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. WEAVER, SUE: B-Business. WEISE, CARLA: B-Business; GAA 1,3; Pep Club 2; Pom Pons 2. WELLS, JOHN: B-Accelerated; Badger Boy’s 2; Lab Ass’t. 3; Choir 1,2,3; Red Jackets 1,2,3; Drama 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 3; LC Club 2,3, Pres.; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 3. WERNER, KRIS: B-Business. WHEELER, BARB: A-Business. WHITMER, BILL: B-General; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3. WIEGAND, TERRY: B-Math and Science; Drama 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Winn. Staff 3; Photo Club 3. WILCHINSKI, BOB: B-Industrial; Football ig: WILCHINSKI, ROGER: B-General; Baseball 1; Bus. Ed. Club 3; Intramurals 152-3: WILDER, LEROY: B-General; Band 1,2,3; Rocket Club 1,2,3, Pres.; Golf 1,2,3; Ger- man Club 1,2,3; Logan Log 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3; Winn. Staff 1,2. WILHELM, DAN: B-General; Football 1,2; Intramurals 3; Track 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. WILLIAMS, DUANE: B-General; Baseball _ 2,3; Intramurals 2,3. WILLIAMSON, DAVID: B-General; Foot- Dalle 234 Le Club3: WISTE, PAUL: B-Math and Science. WITTENBERG, STEVE: B-Accelerated; Badger Boy’s 2; French Club 1; Ski Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pres.; Intramurals 3; Logan Log 3; Student Council 1,2,3. WUENSCH, NANCY: B-Business; In- tramurals 3; Pep Club 3; Pom Pons 3. Terry’s in a pressing situation. 53 Ui A £ = = Vivations And the winner is . Kim Bittner Douglas Bjorge Richard Black Ronni Boe Paul Bogie John Boland Linda Bolen Curt Borsheim Gary Brenengen Steve Brown Larry Burr Julie Butler Diane Butterfield Debbie Campbell Walter Carter Penny Ceason Robert Christenson Paula Clarkin Cindy Allison Bruce Ammerman Thomas Arentz Brent Atchison Jane Alysworth Debra Backeberg Larry Bakko Jody Barney Christine Baumgartner Carl Becker Irene Behm Sally Bendel Jim Benesh Charles Beranek Debra Beyer Dennis Cox Dan Crawford Laura Cronk Linda Daffinson Lori Davidson Mark Denny Douglas Dickenson Gail Dingeldein Lynn Duckworth Steve Eggen Mark Ekern Colleen Elland Debra Ellis Edward Endris Mark Engelson Dave Erdman Mike Fitzpatrick Mike Flottmeier Lorrie Frederick James Freeman James Fried Lee Ann Gaines Vicki Garves Michael Genz Karen Ghelfi Patricia Ghelfi Kim Gilster Yvonne Goyette Cary Grabhorn Jim Grabinski Sherry Grabinski John Gross Terry Gruntzel Leota Gunderson Joyce Hagen Janet Halverson Linda Halverson Steve Hammes ov 58 John Hanson James Harbaugh Beth Harnisch Sandra Harnisch Charles Harris Reid Harris Keith Harter Mary Hartley Pam Hartley Kent Haugen Dona Hauser Paul Hauser Richard Hauser Dale Hegy Mark Hellerud Randy Hembd Michael Hicke Rick Howard A junior firing squad. Randy Hubert Debra Hutchison Jeanine Ipsen Dan Iverson Mike Jacobson Dan Janisch Mary Jansky June Johnson Mary Johnson Mike Johnson Cheryl Kaiser Who’s next? FORWARD EVER, BACKWARD NEVER Nancy Lambert Kris Lappin Barb Lawrence Kathy Lee Steve Lee William Linder Jerry Lindvig Debra Loughan Paul Kast Dave Kehr Sandra Kelly Julie Kendhammer Nancy Kiesling Vicki Knobloch Jean Kohner Chris Kottmer Amy Kowalke Becky Krajewski Cynthia Korgman Steve Lachman 59 John Luhman David Lusk Susan Mahlum Debra Maier George Maravelas Gene Martell Jim Mason Gerry McNeill Robert Melbo Gary Merfeld Joan Merrell Diane Meyer Sue Meyer Patsy Meyers Mark Michener Bruce Minor Mike Moen Nancy Morris Dan Morrison Terri Mowery Randy Nicholson Jayne Nielson Keith Nolte Andrea Olson Debra Olson Donald Olson John Olson Mike Olson Terrence Olson Gary Owen Patrick Owen John Page Therese Page Patricia Panek Steve Pederson Laurel Peek David Peloski Judy Pendleton Dan Peterson Steven P. Peterson Jim Pintz Paula Pintz Teri Prescott Debra Proksch David Rhodes Robbin Ritter Rick Roach Some real snow bunnies. Robin Roberts Mike Rochester Randy Rochester Rod Rohrer Linda Roth Chris Rucinski Deone Russell James Sackmaster Tim Sandau Connie Sharpf Don Schmitt Eric Schonsberg Dave Schultz Sandra Schultz Peter Seielstad Jim Severson Vicky Shawley Gary Shephard Robert Skifton Jim Slaback Luann Slaback Stanley Sokolik Mike Solberg Joann Soller 61 62 Mary Soper Tom Soper Joe Stall Ron Stark Mike Stolpa Mark Stuhr Dave Tabbert Diane Taylor Peggy Teachout Michael Thompson Tom Tischer John Tomten Terri Tronick Sandra Twinde Barbara Twite Douglas Tyler Julaine Tyler Sandy Updike Sandy Van Dyck Debbie Van Riper Dennis Van Riper Carl Viner Jim Viner Edna Waller NYS. me Va ba y. Ay iM Christy Walters Steve Wardwell Pete Weber William Wesley Gert Wetzel Dean Whitewater Barbara Williams Don Williams Crystal Willingham Cheryl Wisland Dirk Wolff Sharon Wood Ellen Wright Steve Wurzel Gary Zimmerman CAMERA SHY Jim Ammerman Ray Bailey Jeff Blanchard Joan Byrne Sally Holtet Earl Johnson Paul Johnson Brian Jorgenson William Kohlwey Greg Lachman Kay Pataska Steve Petrosik Patsy Pippin Jerold Prestwood Lori Secor Luann Simpson Kim Zierfus Ions t ina Oo) (e) © Patrick Alland Debra Ammerman Judy Ammerman Dale Anderson David Anderson Kristy Anderson Shirley Arentz Steve Arentz Nick Armoto Bill Arttus Bonita Bakko Julie Barney Rhonda Barney Sue Baumgartner Susan Bebee Katherine Behm Steve Bell Mary Benesh Greg Bennett Tammy Benson Michael Berg Randal Betsinger Mike Bittner Judy Blackman Sandra Blank Susan Blank Cheryl Boardman Teri Boe Cathy Boshcka Robert Bott Turn around, ee look at me. John Bright Susan Brose Cheryl Brown Cheryl Bullock Kelly Burke Kevin Campbell Doug Casper Susan Chase Terry Cherry Carol Christopherson Patsy Cole Vicky Collins Byron Cooper Cheryl Copus Nancy Copus Anthony Culbert Tom Davis Vicki Davis Jeff De Bauche Hal Delaney David Denson Barbara Dingeldein Dennis Dockham Kris Domke Linda Domstrich Ted Dungar Mike Easterday Andy Ehlo Patty Ekern Everett Ellis Jon Erickson Peggy Erickson Cheryl Evenson Dennis Faas Ken Faas Darwin Fillner Wayne Fischer Tom Fitzpatrick Rebecca Foellmi Jan Friske 67 68 Carl Gunderson Debra Hackbart Carolyn Halverson Mark Halverson Judy Hanson Mark Hanson Rose Ann Harbaugh Barbara Harnisch Tom Hauser Leanne Hazelton David Helgerson Karen Henderson Joanne Hendrickson Bonnie Henthorn Robin Heslip Jae Hicke Dan Hinds Maxine Hofer Dawn Hove Linda Howard Vicki Howard Steve Hunnin gs Randy Hutzenbuehler Lori Iverson Pam Gabrielson Diane Gaines Linda Gleason Sean Goggin Alden Goyette Ken Gross Carol Kofta Bruce Kohlwey Jeffrey Kohner Richard Konichek Karen Kopcezynski Terrance Korish Paul Kottmer Don Krajewski Sue Krajewski Peter Kroner Scott La Fleur Brian Lafky Steve Jensen Eileen Johnson Jackie Johnson Janet Jorgenson Jeff Joseph Jayne Juen Debra Kaiser Debra Kane Brad Kauffman Karen Kebbe Roger Keenan Mary Sue Keil Gary Kerska Le Roy Kiesling Daniel King Robert Kloety Gerry Kobbs Kathy Koelbl 69 70 David Larkin Debra Lawrence Russell Lee Kathy Lehrke Don Leitner Dawn Lightner Stephan Linhart Dennis Lokken Sandra Loughan Jeff Maack Jill Mannel Andrew Maravelas Thomas Marcou Rebecca Martin Debra Mattie Mike McKinney Kevin Meil Sandy Melby Susan Mengel Patty Mercier Mike Merola Richard Meyer Beth Miller Glenn Miller Julie Miller Linda Miller David Minor Laurie Morkwed Betty Moser Anna Mosey Curt Mosher Gary Mowery Jeanne La Liberty ‘: qn Fes . oy. Debra Mueller David Nelson Susan Netwal Penny Nichols Mary Nielsen Steve Noben Laurie Nolte James Norton Mary Jo Numsen Hope Olson Mary Oost Steve Parker Barbara Parnow Vicki Pederson Patty Pehler Paul Pendleton Jim Pengra Curtis Peterson Linda Peterson Teresa Poellinger Mike Powers Pat Powers Jean Prestwood Diane Prise James Quinn Bruce Radde Donna Reget Vergil Revels Vicky Revels Wanda Ritter Steve Rochester John Roth Randy Roth Roxanne Russell Vickie Russell Nancy Ruud Richard Sandau Rhonda Schiffer David Schroder Gordon Schultz 72 2 POSS ES Ft tery, Ser a SUF A PHEAETEL AREY Gy Eta gy te, wi wi CATNVI IEE, tag wan She doesn’t seem to fit. SO MUCH TO SAY, SO Who ate the liver? Judy Stetzer Jon Stolpa Diane Stone Barbara Storlie Kim Strelow Sue Striegel Sue Svendby Connie Svoboda Ken Swanbeck Rudy Symicek Mike Talle Vicki Taylor Ronald Schultz Susan Schultz Judith Scoville Gail Severson Steve Sheetz Cathie Shinault Richard Smith Shaune Smith Teri Snyder Jeff Smolek Steve Soller Susan Soper Steve Spears Jackie Spedl Connie Staats Jeff Stancil Jennifer Standen I want my money back! 73 John Terpstra Roy Theisen Debbie Thiede Cheryl Thompson Peter Thompson Jeff Tweeten Jayne Tyler Judy Valiquette Donald Vanderhoff Clarence Vandershaaf Sharon VerHagen Kathy Wehrkamp Peggy Welch Ken Whitewater Lili Wilson Jeryl Wittenberg Richard Wolfe Ray Wurzel Steve Yeske Laura Zierke CAMERA SHY Mike Burrow Robert Christensen Jeff Fagan Linda Forer Mary Jansky Beth Knothe Steve Kremer Pam Lau Dennis Leitner Doug Maier Olaf Mathison Judy Moen Rita Morris Ken Nolte Jeff Olson William Olson Dale Pederson Chester Peterson William Pintz Sandy Robertson Marge Ruesgen Wayne Sackmaster Jeff Seidel Randy Smith Barb Stegen Milton Strong Mark Thorson Marla Walters SPIRIT OF °74 I should have known better! + ee iis 29, 197] MEMORY O D CLASSMATE TEMBER QA. OUR SCHOOL DEPENDS ON GOOD LEADERSHIP Mr. Balts, Superintendent of La Crosse Schools. Mr. Weess, Principal of Logan Senior High School. ions ore] o one = = 7s ONE ; Ard Nar, 7 SN m as ° . ve eee ° A ° ° oe , Eun ° CA Geesierin é) 78 Wait, I don’t understand. K. Feuling: Library Aid. J. Hall: Secretary to the Principal. R. Martin: Guidance Director. A. Rinartz: Secretary to the Guidance Counselors. A. Peterson: Guidance Counselor. J. Smith: Attendance Clerk. J. Fendt: Drivers Ed., World Affairs. And you don’t step on the gas! D. Ricci: Shorthand I II, P. Typing, Secre- tarial Science, Bus. Ed. Club, Co-Adviser, Pom-Pons, Adviser, Winneshiek, Adviser. MENS J. Shuda: Typing, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Bus. Ed. Club, Co-Ad- viser, Tennis Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach. To rethread or not to rethread. Who switched the signs? SKILLS FOR THE FUTURE Making a “good” cut. A. Bronson: Recordkeeping, Typing, Finance Director. G. Koch: Machine Shop I II. A real professional. E. Good: Mech. Drawing III, III. F. Antonneau: Cab. Making I II, Wrestling Coach, Asst. Football Coach. 79 80 “Evil Knievel” rides again. L. Mieden: Biology, Choir, Glee Club, Musical Produc- tions (vocal). D. Diener: Band, Music Ap- preciation, Colorguard Twirlers Adviser, Musical Productions (instrumental). Will she or won't she? J. Molstad: Girls’ Physical Education, Cheerleaders, Adviser, G.A.A., Advis- er, Gymnastics, Adviser. G. Erickson: Boys’ Physical Education, Cross Country Coach, Track, Asst. Coach, Boys’ Intramurals, Adviser. M. Cameron: Art I II. L. Neuhaus: Home Economics I, I], II], Home Economics Club, Adviser. 7) 2a “What bitter broth!” : Self Portrait by Wagner. I know everything you’ve wanted to know about books. A WORLD OF COMMUNICATION M. Wagner: French II, Ill, IV, French Club, Adviser. O. Peterson: Librarian, Library Club, Advis- er. G. Jergens: German I, II], Ill, Advanced Biology, German Club, Adviser, Sound Crew and _ Stage Crew, Adviser. K. Aspenson: Spanish II, HI, IV, Spanish Club, Adviser. It WILL Work. Pretty as a picture. 81 fy’ h iv as ' Wy Pe : f af SP f x f rn a 4 i ta ov ad f n , FOF Ar ie ny : 4 STUDIES. TODAY. {ie . ‘ ) ; aed ’ KV YAN Ap ! May I help you” J. Thienes: Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Sr. Math, Student Council, Adviser; Golf Coach. R. Sauer: Geometry, Algebra II], Advanced Math. E. Kolcinski: Biology. E. Eggett: Geometry, Algebra I, Trigonometry. D. Kempter: Chemistry, Physics, Sr. Science, Asst. bl Nateait Coach, Asst. Football Coach. The only way is up. 82 “Keeping a tight ship.” OUR ACTIONS TOMORROW wen we a Ld] me: § ‘ai BE sas et a 3 é “Do you think Ill need a pass?” R. Johnson: U.S. History, Athletic Directorembnacks |Goachieecksn Club, Adviser. S. Thomas: U.S. History, Asst. Baseball Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach. D. Turnquist: American Problems, World Affairs, Asst. Football Coach. U. Olson: Consumer Ed., Modern History, Football Coach, Co- chairman of Homecoming, Prom Adviser. M. Haugen: American Problems. “There must be a better way!” “Did anyone read the assignment?” 83 84 “At last, a quiet moment!” “Turn the page!” WHAT’S WISDOM WITHOUT WORDS “This can’t be right.” F. Guenther: English 10. E. Vollenweider: English 10. : C. Allen: English 11. A : ; i W. Leonard: English 11, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. eran P. Mahoney: English 12, Dev. Writing World Literature, Logan Log, Adviser. V. Hentges: English 12, Speech I, Dramatics, Adviser; Forensics, Ad- viser. L. Hanson: Work Study. D. Fregin: Work Study. M. Stark: Work Study. “Tea for too. . .oris it two?” Mr. Don Fitzpatrick, Custodian Mr. Philip Phelps, Custodian Mr. Tom Formanek, Custodian MEN OF DETERMINATION Mr. Otto Butzman, Custodian Mr. James Coady, Custodian Mr. John Bristow, Engineer 85 Badger Boy and Girl State: Steve Wittenberg, Bob Koepcke, Mark Lindsay, Jeff Stuhr, Sharon McCown, John Wells. Gyrations Prom royalty takes a walk. 88 A view from above. Prom for the seniors is beautiful, but for the Juniors it is a lot of hard work. Many things have to be done in preparation. Ordering the various items such as invitations, memory books, and all decorations are just a few of their tasks. “You'll Never Walk Alone” was the theme of Prom °71. The decorative motif was a beautiful park with many colorful flowers. The main attraction of the night was the coronation and the Grand March. King Joel Roland and Queen Candy Butzman led the March. It was a night full of memories which we’re sure no one will ever forget. Entering Wonderland. Row : Bruce Melby, Linda Swanbeck, Debbie Flottmeier, Pete Kohnert. Row 2: Randy Larson, Janet Walters, Mary Colgan. Merlin Thompson. Row 3: Brian Brose, Diane Mosher, King Joel Roland. Queen Candy Butzman. Lynette Ross, Alan Outcelt. YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE How about these two? Autographs Anyone? 89 90 oR et Sea Le ae ed 8 pigs ° ‘ Row 1: Queen Mary Latsh aw, Patti Robison, Monica Tronick, Mary Valiquette. Row 2: Debbie Shuda, King Bob Stein, Jeff Lokken, Harry Korish, Bill Poellinger. Row 3: Jeff Stuhr, Paula Mosher, Beth Michener, Sharon Bittner. Row 4: Don Helgerson, Dan Harbaugh, Steve Sagen. Smile pretty, girls. Colorful trees and the chill of the air with the excitement of football games bring to mind the season of fall. Thus, “Color My World” was chosen as the 1971 Homecoming Theme. Homecoming night began with the parade which was followed by the football game. Even though we lost this game, the team, never losing their spirit, fought hard from beginning to end. The night ended with the Homecoming dance where Mary Latshaw, escorted by Bob Stein, was crowned Queen of the fes- tivities. These happy memories remain forever. HOMECOMING ’71 Happiness is... . Queen Mary Latshaw. Monica Tronick and Patti Robison. COLOR MY WORLD Debbie Shuda and Paula Mosher. Sharon Bittner, Beth Michener and Mary Valiquette. 91 SENIORS FIRST PLACE JUNIORS TREIRDSe EAC SOPHOMORES SECONDSBEAGE 92 A happy class of ’72. BEHIND THE SCENES A real pumpkin head! Sandy working??? Guess who? 94 TWIRP IN 72 “You are Everything’’ set the theme for TWIRP week of February 7-12, 1972. Chivalry was reversed, as the girls ceded to the demands of their dates. The girls set the week’s activities in motion by displaying the name of their date on a tag. This was followed by “sweater day” at which time the girls wore one of their date’s sweaters. The girls demonstrated their creativity by making decorative goodie bags for their dates as well as matching garters. The hands of time were set back when the girls displayed a baby picture of their date. The week’s activities culminated in a dance to which the girls escorted their dates. As an added highlight to the evening, a TWIRP court was chosen randomly from name tags in a barrel. After an evening of music and dance, the girls treated their dates to dinner. Hats off to the cheerleaders for a job well done. Getting together with TWIRP. Ce “a A Ny “a Front Row: Lynn Duckworth, Marlene Page, Jim Mason, Linda Bolen, Reardon, Jane Bluske, Keith Nolte, Russell Lee Dennis Robinson, Janet Jorgenson. Back Ros: Mike Olson, Patsy YOU ARE EVERYTHING TWIRP is everything. Have a heart! 95 ) _O = Oo rw © Row 1: Mary Soller, Terri Mosey, Nona Schultz, Patsy Reardon. Row 2: Joan Merell, Laura Cronk, Cheryl Wisland, Patti Hadley, Honnie Blackburn. Row 3: Robin Brauer, Debbie Ellis, Bonnie Stangl, Ann Lafky. Row 4: Diane Hanson, Becky Topel, Patti Robison, Beth Michener, Jennifer Maack. Row 5: Kim Graves, Monica Tronick, Sharon Bittner, Debbie Netwal. Row 6: Jim Pengra, Mike Powers, Kenne Happel, Rick Howard, LeRoy Kiesling. Row 7: Mike Genz, Steve Row |: Julie Maack, Amy Kowalke, Debbie Chase, Paula Clarkin. Linhart, Mr. Mieden, Terry Olson, Greg Lachman. Row 8: Steve Row 2: Janet Halverson, Irene Behm, Debbie Shuda, Gail Dingeldein, Wardwell, Bob Koepcke, Bob Stein, John Wells. Barbara Twite. Row 3: Margaret Pettis, Mary Valiquette, Margie Harris, Terri Tronick. Row 4: Debbie Olson, Sandy Harnisch, Sharon O’Connor, Sandy Van Dyke, Darre Druschke.Row 5: Mari Morkwed, Sally Genz, Debbie Jacobson, Judy Pendleton. Row 6: Bill Domke, Barb Happel, Diane Thompson, Marianne Schoenfeld, Gary Owen. Row 7: Loran Meier, Randy Hembd, Randy Nicholson, Steve Sagen, Andrew Maravelas. Row 8: Dan Noel, Kevin Smith, Curt Mosher, Mark Michener. 98 Ps oe f Z ' ag i t | ; , Jackie Johnson, Debbie Kaiser, Nancy Copus, Susan Blank. Row 2: Sue Brose, Debbie Thiede, Kristy Anderson, Suzi Schultz, Connie Svoboda, Robin Heslip, Judy Scoville. Row 3: Eileen Johnson, Terri Page, Linda Domstrich, Sharon Ver Hagen, Penny Schaller, Jean Norton, Terry Prescott. Row 4: Linda Peterson, Cheryl Boardman, Sue Svendby, Patti Mercier, Sue Netwal, Betty Moser, Debra Backeberg. Row 1: Vicky Garves, Sandy Blank, Penny Ceason, June Johnson, Colleen Elland, Mary Soper. Row 2: Judy Blackman, Peggy Erickson, Sandy Melby, Jennifer Standen, Shirley Arenz, Barb Harnish. Row 3: Barb Dingeldein, Joyce Hagen, Sue Bumgartner, Donna Hauser, Debbie Proksch, Barb Stegen. Row 4: Mr. Lloyd Mieden, Vicki Merola, Kelly Burke, Karen Gelfi, Lee Ann Gaines, Diane Gaines, Lori Iverson. aS Row 1:Dan Noel, Kenne Happel, Mark Michener, Kevin Smith, Steve Wardwell, Bob Koepcke, Bob Stein, John Wells. Row 2: Kim Graves, Mari Morkwed, Nona Schultz, Robin Brauer, Honnie Blackburn, Barb Twite, Debbie Jacobson, Barb Happel. GEEE CLUB Mr. Lloyd Mieden has again displayed his talent for directing music through this year’s vocal music department. They not only put on the usual Christmas Spring concert but also, through their combined effort and hardwork, produced the famous Broadway Musical ‘‘Oklahoma”’. Vocal groups were very active during the holiday season. The Choir performed at the Ecumenical Service at Viterbo along with 13 other area choirs and at the Baccalureate Service for Graduation. The Redjackets sang on invitation, at city functions. The Choir again enjoyed their trip to Minneapolis for the Ice Capades. It was a very successful year. RED JACKETS Row I: Rhonda Barney, Patti Pehler, Debbi Maier, Jeryl Wittenberg, Carol Kofta, Nancy Ruud. Row 2: Paul Pendleton, Sheryl Johnson, Morkwed. Steve Soller, Theresa Poellinger, Laurel Peek, Gail Severson. Row 3: eres ote Row I: Sandy Melby, Becky Martin, Nancy Morris, Karen Sagen, Debbie Jacobson. Row 2: Gary Kerska, Mark Hanson, Paul Bogie, Terry Meyer, Kent Haugen, Jim Mason, Wally Crook. Row 3: Raymond Wurzel, Mike Merola, Robin Roberts, Scott La Fleur, John Terpstra, Mike Hare, Larry Bakko, LeRoy Wilder. Row 4:Steve Wurzel, Brian Lafky. TWIRLERS Under the direction of Majorette Backy Tanke, the twirlers lead the marching band at parades and at half time shows for the football and basketball games. This year’s stage band has decided to call themselves “Jazz Lab 72.” Competition at Delevan, Wisconsin and a first place at the La Crosse Area Talent Show were among their achievements. Some of their charts included selections from Buddy Rich and Stan Kenton. ‘Jazz Lab 72” is under the direction of Mr. Donald Diener. Patty Hadley; Peggy Welch; Becky Tanke, H. Majorette; Cheryl Wisland. SWING BAND Row I: Jim Mason, Walter Carter, Rhonda Barney, Linda Bolen, Roberts, John Terpstra, Mari Morkwed, Wayne Fisher, Terry Meyer, Steve Soller, Mark Hanson, Theresa Poellinger, Sheryl Johnson. Row Karen Sagen, Kent Haugen, Debbie Jacobsen. 2; Wally Crook, Larry Bakko, Mike Hare, LeRoy Wilder, Robin 101 102 Mm. a 7 ‘ : y. Row I: Kim Strelow, Kelly Burke, Lili Wilson. Row 2: Robin Brauer, Mary Latshaw, Pat Schultz, Sergeant; Darre Druschke, Rose Strelow. Row 3: Edna Waller, Cindy Duncan, Kris Kottmer. Row 4: Linda COLOR GUARD Rifles, flags, colors, and formations make up Logan’s distinguished Color Guard. The Color Guard not only presents the colors at games and marches with the band in the parades, but they also compete with area color guards. Color Guard competitions are judged by competent judges who take off points for being out of step, out of place, or for dropping equipment. On the other hand, groups receive points for order, effects, timing and flagwork. Mr. Diener does, indeed, work long and hard for the benefit of Logan, and Logan is very proud of his leadership and the Color Guard. Gleason. Row 5: Sharon McCown, Sue Meyer, Cheryl Olson, Gail Dingeldein, Laurie Nolte, Liz Larson. In Step? ee He pes Pie eS = eer, we artes S 2 ‘ofa LIF - =. he . . 4 eee a7-5 es os ', eee AS EA %; Vivations Staff: Terry Wiegand, Debbie Thiede, Robin Heslip, Rhonda Barney, Steve Linhart, Peggy Erickson, Jackie Spedl, Becky Martin, Dan Noel, Patti Robison. Photographers: Rhonda Barney, Dave Thurston, Terry Wiegand. 106 WINNESHIEK Many long, hard hours were put forth by the Winneshiek Staff in order to make this year’s annual the best ever. The backbone of any yearbook is, of course, the photography. Our dedicated photographers, Terry Wiegand and Dave Thurston, combined their talents in order to record the events of the past year through pictures. Workshops were spent by the rest of the hard- working staff in creating new and different layouts, writing imaginative captions and headings, cropping pictures, typing, and proofreading. It is our hope that the 1972 Winneshiek will be a book to remember and cherish always. Patti Robison, Editor-in-Chief. Class Editors: Debbie Chase, Robin Heslip, Steve Linhart, Mark Michener. — Jackie Spedl, Carol Kofta, Edna Waller, Debbie Thiede, Division Editors: Diane Hanson, Jeff Lokken, Debbie Netwal. Nancy Morris, Peggy Erickson, Cathie Shinault. 107 Roce 4 rs Pad ¥ ‘a ae é- _ sy ty ig gs — “oe i ot ; oS ng! ty ene. UL Gate. LALO tee = 4 No Mies 4 ™ aa “— Pe a” , i © “ © : . gt - E - BR a ODES EBL RS Front row: Gert Wetzel, Sue Svendby, Debbie Schroder, Rebecca David Schroder. Back row: Linda Bright, Richard Konichek, Barb Martin, Trudy Fillner, Mary Nichols, Jackie Spedl, Linda Domstrich, Happel, Honnie Blackburn, Dan Bartle, Sandy Twinde. LOGAN LOG Getting it together. The Logan Log has been a proud tradition of Logan Senior High for many yea rs. Its main objectives has always been to keep the student body informed of school events, school policies, and also of student’s views. Through the hardworking staff, assisted by student effort and Miss Mahoney, our paper has continued from the past to the present. This year’s Editor-in-chief is Barb Happel, and the Feature Editor is Honnie Blackburn. ° Behind the scenes. Row |: Pam Hartley, Mary Sullivan. Row 2: Cheryl Kaiser, Debbie Maier. RED CROSS Red Cross is a very important organization in our schools today. During the Christmas Season, the Red Cross prepares packages of ‘‘cheer’’ to send to the lonely soldiers in Viet Nam. The Red Cross is there when a sick student is in the hospital and also when entire families are in need of assistance because of fire or flooding. The Red Cross is here to help. Row 3: Debbie Jacobson, Debbie Campbell, Sharon McCown. Row 4: Sheryl Johnson, Diane Thompson. PUBLI- CATIONS The Business Staff kept busy throughout the year soliciting ads for the Log, distributing the Logs to students and other schools, and promoting the sale and distribution of the Winneshiek. In addition, the staff un- dertook the responsibility of selling the Sophomore and Junior pictures. Dan Bartle served as the Business Manager, with Mr. Shuda as the advisor. +, al ‘[n gt gsns te mgt Dan Bartle, Sue Sandau, Linda Domstrich, Bonnie Stangl. 109 LAB ASSISTANTS Row 1; Jeanine Ipsen, Laurel Peek, Jeff Schlicht, Sue Sandau, Patrice Scultz. Row 2: Debra Schroder, Jean Moser, John Wells, Larry Bakko, Curt Borsheim, Dave Wapp, Mary Nichols. OFFICE PAGES Row 1: Joan Elkins, Patsy Reardon, Jeanine Campbell, Susan Kaiser, Mary Soller, Trudy Fillner. Row 2: Susan Devine, Cheryl Olson, Dorothy Jacobson, Sandy Twinde. 110 : £ : PHOTO CLUB Photo Club was formed to develop an interest in advanced photography. In order to achieve darkroom experience and for lack of facilities at Logan, several members enrolled in a photography course at W.W.T.I. The Club was involved in slide presentations and print competition throughout the school year. Row I: Karen Clark, Dave Thurston. Row 2: Bill Domke, Bob Koepcke, LeRoy Wilder, Mark Franksen, Rhonda Barney, Terry Wiegand. STAGE AND SOUND CREW This organization deserves much more credit than it receives. The workers of this club, under the guidance of Mr. Jergens, are respon- sible for many unnoticed happenings. They were the creators of the lighting effects for the silhouette show at the Christmas concert. They are respon- sible for minor repairs on the equip- ment of the school. Through the help of these people, the projectors, the record players, and the equipment in micaloM.Cy are kept in ef- ficient,operating condition. Jim Fried, Gary Zimmerman, Stan Sokolik, Dave Thurston. 111 ae i o™ Row |; Bob Stein, Patti Robinson, Dan Noel, Trudy Fillner, Becky Chase, Terri Tronick, Susie Schultz. Row 3: Bill Klaus, John Wells, Tanke, Robin Heslip, Peggy Erickson, Rose Ann Harbaugh. Row 2: Kenne Happel, Steve Eggen, Pete Weber, Curt Borsheim. Tom Tischer, Mary Valiquette, Sharon Bittner, Sue Pengra, Debbi STUDENT COUNCIL Student council donates materials to I.M.C. In the spring of last year the students of Logan chose to elect Jeff Schlicht as the President of the Organization to represent YOU the students. This Organization is your Student Council. With Jeff Schlicht at the helm, eagerly followed by Mary Vali- quette, Vice President; Debbi Chase, Secretary; and Trudy Fillner, Treasurer; YOUR Council gives you representation in school affairs. Because of a lack of sufficient complaints, the Student Council has seen limited action this year. The Council Presi- dent is one of the few people to speak at the Graduation exercises in the spring. Because years pass and students leave, the leadership will, as every year, be handed down to the next year’s leaders under the guidance of Mr. Thienes. 112 Steve Wittenberg, President; Krista Van Schoyck, Vice-President; Bottom: Sue Dummer, Patti Robison, Mary Latshaw, Karen Clark. Jeanine Campbell, Treasurer; Bonnie Hazelton, Secretary. Row I; Sue Sandau, Jeanine Campbell, Lynn Rice, Bob Koepcke. Row 2: Krista Van Schoyck, Bonnie Hazelton, Carol Miller, Darre Druschke, Mari Morkwed, Debbie Jacobson, Marlene Page, Margie Harris. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is a selec- tive organization composed of students who have not received a grade lower than a B for three consecutive quarters. The club’s objectives have always been to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy q leadership, and to encourage the ‘v development of character. Mr. Sauer we se anabgil advises the Organization. This rope symbolizes an honor student? 113 Drama Club is composed of people interested in just about everything. Theater and speaking play an im- portant part, but it also gives you a place to unwind. A musical is planned for later this year and forensics com- petition is also on the agenda. Newly elected officers are Dan Noel, Presi- dent and Bob Koepcke, Secretary- Treasurer. Anyone can join Drama Club because having fun and learning while doing it is something everyone can do. The Drama Club wants you. This is tradition? DRAMA CLUB ee ‘ates “ — . ee cia oe ae Row I: Sue Sandau, Honnie Blackburn, Vicki Collins, Terry Wiegand, Barb Happel, Steve Wardwell, Terri Mosey, Bob Koepcke. Row 2: Trudy Fillner, Dan Noel, John Wells, Kenne Happel. — 7 cd — ae 3 ete om nie Deal ee ae sia _ 2% Marianne Schoenfeld, Kathleen Feuling, Janet Jorgensen,Liz Larson, Norma Penshorn, Joan Marson, Pam Holzer, Cheryl Thompson, Robin Brauer, Cindy Duncan. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club has many new facilities for the students to use and enjoy this year, and the name has been updated to Instructional Material Center (IMC). Books are still the basic tools for school learning, and reading is still a basic skill; but school library materials now involve sound, motion, and color in films and tapes. The job of the library aides is to keep the library running smoothly, and the aides have done more than their share this year. The girls work under the direction of Mrs. Peterson. A new tree for a new library 115 HABLA USTED ESPANOL? ys _ ’ ‘ S ie cael “sere Maxine Hofer, Paul Pendleton, Gary Kerska, Sandy Loughan, Peggy Teachout, Nancy Ruud, Becke Tanke, Robert Melbo, Peggy Erickson, Marlene Page, Ann Lafky, Steve Linhart, Vicki Collins, Jim Freeman. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to familiarize the members with the customs, literature, and the Spanish language and arts. As a means of recognizing high achievement in the Spanish language, the Club also sponsors the Spanish Honor Society. Membership in this society is open to students in Spanish classes who obtain two A’s and a B in three semesters of work. The Spanish Club also hopes to stimulate interest in the Spanish language by sponsoring a Spanish movie open to any Spanish students or families in the city. Some of the activities they plan on for this year are field trips, parties, and Spanish speakers. Spanish Honor Society: Diane Hanson, Cindy Allison, Debbie Beyer, Debbie Jacobson, Marlene Page. 116 be te i a . ms 2 se : i 4 + wr ¥ ae his Be Row I: Laurie Nolte, Bonnie Bakko, Tammy Benson, Susie Servais, + Le Kim Johnson, ‘ Mary Benesh. Row 2: Sandy Melby, . 2 ‘ ° ee Ger a , Debbie Thiede, Jackie Spedl, Jeanine Ipsen, Laurel Peek, Teri Boe. Row 3: Steve Soller, Marianne Schoenfeld, Barb _ Happel, Krista Van Schoyck, Margie Harris, Honnie Blackburn, Mary Sullivan. PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? 5 Yvonne Goyette, Vice Pres.: Krista Van Schoyck, Pres.; Susie Servais, Treasurer; Sandy Melby, Secretary. The Logan Senior High French Club was quite active this year in sponsoring bake sales, car washes, and candy drives. The profits were used to buy modern equipment and materials for classroom purposes. Also, several students par- ticipated in “‘Le Jour Francais’’ at the Universi- ty of Wisconsin, La Crosse. During the Christmas season a number of French students gathered at Mlle. Wagner’s house for coke and cookies and for a discussion in French of French Christmas customs. The discussion was led by a native Frenchman. After refreshments the group sang French Christmas carols at several of the teachers’ homes. Plans were also made by the Club for the annual picnic with the Spanish Club and for a French Club banquet. 118 SPRECHEN SE DEUTSCH? te 0 - Sue Sandau, President; Gert Wetzel, Treasurer. Oe Below: Trudy Fillner, Bill Domke, Barb Harnisch. Above: LeRoy Wilder, Becky Martin, Sue Sandau, Pete Thompson, Karen Kopezynski, Kathy Lehrke. German Club is open to any German student or to any person who has completed two years of German. Members become acquainted with the use of the German language and with the customs of Germany. German Club enables the student to become more interested in the German people through their involvements with German pen pals. The Club attended ‘““German Day” at LaCrosse State University. Some of the other highlights of the year included a Christmas Party. Mr. Jergens, the advisor, instructed the Club in the art of playing “‘schaapskopf” (sheephead). Row 1: Harriet Strong, Barb Lawrence, Donna Seiler, Debbie Shuda, Jean Moser, Pam Hartly. Row 2: Julie Maack, Vicky Knobloch, il. mee il | I) i f Debby Van Riper, Jennifer Maack, Terry Mosey, Beth Michener, Patti Hauser, Joyce Halverson. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Donna Seiler, Vice-President; Harriet Halverson, Treasurer. aa ul ite Strong, President; Terry Mosey, Secretary; Joyce The Home Economics Club is open to all girls taking homemaking courses. Activities include fund raising such as recipe books, food and candle sales; and learning new skills such as sewing, knitting, textile painting and other handicrafts. Mrs. Neuhaus is the advisor, and meetings are held every Monday afternoon after school. 119 120 Steve Pederson, Nancy Morris, Jeanine Ipsen, Debbie Proksch, Sandy Twinde, Steve Linhart, Francine Tompkins, Vicki Stugen, Roger Wilchinski, Sherree Harris, Sandy Stetzer, Kim Graves, Debbie Mekvold, Liz Sheetz, Connie Opland, Jayne Nielsen, Kim Gilster. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB The Logan Business Education Club is open to all students who are interested in the business field. Members are acquainted with the business world through numerous field trips and guest speakers. Through various money-raising projects, the Club members were able to share in the profits. The Organization is looking forward to becoming a chartered member of the Future Business Leaders of America. Mr. Shuda is the adviser of this Organization. Jeanine Ipsen, Secretary; Sherree Harris, Vice President; Kim Graves, President; Francine Tompkins, Treasurer. ake Row 1: Sharon Bittner, Sue Pengra, Patti Robison. Row 2: Trudy Fillner, Terri Tronick, Monica Tronick, Joan Elkins, Debra Netwal, Linda Tyler, Sue Mattie, Sally Genz, Becky Topel, Debra Shuda, Joanne Soller, Sally Bendel, Debra Chase, Paula Clarkin, Jeanine Campbell, Susie Kaiser. Row 3: Laurie Morkwed, Debra Hutchison, Honnie Blackburn, Jeanine Ipsen, Barb Parnow, Peggy Erickson, Sue Blank, Jennie Pierce, Judy Valiquette, Mary Valiquette, Judy Pendleton, Nancy Wuensch, Lida Boardman, Sandy Stetzer, Krista Van Schoyck, Peggy Teachout, Sherry Grabinski, Vicki Garves, Sandy hoe Debbie Loughan, Treasurer; Patti Robison, Secretary; Sue Pengra, Vice-President; Sharon Bittner, President. Hard at work. ee on: Fiat seh Oe. ae RS, oor is Blank, Penny Nichols, Vicki Howard, Jayne Tyler, Sue Svendby, Debra Kane. Row 4; Vicki Taylor, Colleen Elland, Becky Tanke, Jody Barney, Mari Morkwed, Mary Nichols, Barb Happel, Beth Michener, Joyce Halverson, Diane Hanson, Bonnie Stangl, Shaune Smith, Debra Thiede, Linda Howard, Sandy Van Dyke, Liz Sheetz, Bob Stein, Kenne Happel, Jeff Stuhr, Steve Sagen, Dave Wapp, Ron Gruntzel, Harry Korish, Sue Brose, Ellen Wright, Linda Domstrich, Jill Mannel, Carol Christopherson, Sue Krajewski, Debra Ellis, Cathy Shinault, Janet Jorgenson, Nancy Ruud, Sue Devine. PEP CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club is to develop unity among the classes. Each year Pep Club sponsors the Homecoming dance. The members spend the day of the game in preparation for the parade and dance. The Pep club is also responsible for organizing the bus trips for the various athletic events. The funds are raised through selling pep ribbons. School spirit is promoted through the pep assemblies. 121 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G.A.A. (Girl’s Athletic Association) offers girls a chance to par- ticipate in sports and learn how to compete in a sportsmanlike manner. Some of the sports included in the program were field hockey, bowling, tennis, basketball and football. The club met every Wednesday night with Mrs. Molstad as their advisor. The annual pizza party. 122 Row 1: Judy Scoville, Betty Moser, Linda Domstrich, Karen Kebbe, Robin Heslip, Carol Miller, Ann Lafky. Row 2: Carla Weise, Kathy Wehrkamp, Jayne Tyler, Vicki Howard, Becky Martin, Judy Hanson. Row 3: Patsy Reardon, Darre Druschke, Debbie Kaiser, Karen Clark, Barb Parnow, Sue Svendby, Sue Devine. Janet Jorgenson, Point Taker; Jeanine Campbell, Secretary; Sue Dummer, President; Mary Latshaw, Vice-President; Trudy Fillner, Treasurer. Row 1; Gary Merfeld, John Luhman, Steve Melcher, Dave Loomis, Don Helgerson, Steve Sagen, Gary Kaiser. Row 3: Dave Harter, Vince Dave Wapp, Kenne Happel, Jeff Lokken, Jeff Stuhr, Kevin Smith. Hogden, Ron Gruntzel, Randy Thorsen, Paul Bogie, Bill Poellinger, Row 2: Dan Janisch, John Wells, Bob Stein, Dan Harbaugh, Bill Klaus, Bill Linder. Row 4: Mike Latshaw, Harry Korish, Jeff Schlicht. ae. CLUB The Letterman’s Club is the Organization of the athletic set of the school. These scholarly athletes not only represent our school on the fields, courts, and mats, but they also perform other school services. In the past year this club has sold the Ranger T-shirts so often seen in the halls. The Letterman’s Club also sponsors the refreshments and renders their assistance at the football and basketball games. During the course of the year the Organization has been arranging for a large sign to be constructed and placed at Copeland Park distinguishing Logan as the 1971 State Baseball Champs. This club and its supervisor, Mr. Ron Johnson, is proud to represent our school anywhere and anytime. Could this be spiked? Bill Poellinger, Treasurer; Kenne Happel, Secretary; Jeff Stuhr, Vice President; John Wells, President. 123 | NISSEN . . j “S a In perfect form. Row I: Marlene Page, Judy Scoville, Janet Jorgenson, Kim Johnson, Judy Pendleton. Row 2; Betty Moser, Jeryl Wittenberg, Linda Domstrich, Debbie Ellis, Becky Tanke. Row 3: Terri Page, Joyce Halverson, Diane Butterfield, Sandy Van Dyke, Vicky Graves. Row 4: Sue Svendby, Trudy Fillner, Joan Elkins, Monica Tronick, Beth Michener, Terri Mosey. GYMNASTICS Girls competitive athletics has become a reality at Logan. Coached by Mrs. Molstad, the Gymnastic team competed with area schools in floor exercise, balance beam, uneven bars, and vaulting. With an enthusiastic beginning, the girls eagerly look forward to next year with the advantage of one year’s experience. Wait, the other way. 124 SET eae Bonnie Bakko, Diane Hanson, Sue Pengra, Sharon Bittner, Dan Noel, Terri Mosey, Steve Sagen, Bob Koepcke, Dan Wilhelm, Steve Wittenberg. SKI CLUB Since most of the members of the Ski Club were new to the slopes this year, every time they hit the hills something fun and different occurred. Mt. La Crosse became a “second home”’ for this happy group. Whether or not you were an expert “‘snowplower,”’ you were sure to find a good time on the hills. i, Y ie Who was there first? Snowflakes up my nose. What now? 125 A ALLAND, PATRICK 66 ALLISON, CINDY 56,116 AMMERMAN, BRUCE 56 AMMERMAN, DEBRA 66 AMMERMAN, JIM AMMERMAN, JUDY 66 ANDERSON, DALE 66 ANDERSON, DAVID 15,66 ANDERSON, KRISTY 66,99 ANY, LEONARD ARENTZ, SHIRLEY 66,99 ARENTZ, STEVE 66 ARENTZ, THOMAS 56 ARMOTO, NICK 66 ARTTUS, BILL 66 ARTTUS, FRED 30 ATCHISON, BRENT 56 AYLSWORTH, JANE 56 B BACKEBERG, DEBRA 56,99 BAILEY, RAY BAKKO, BONITA 66,101,117, 125 BAKKO, LARRY 10,56,100,110 BARNEY, JODY 24,56,121 BARNEY, JULIE 66 BARNEY, RANDY 30 BARNEY, RHONDA 66,100,101, 106,111 BARTLE, DANIEL 30,108,109 BAUM, DAVID 30 BAUMGARTNER, CHRISTINE 56 BAUMGARTNER, SUE 66,99 BEBEE, SUSAN 66 BECKER, CARL 56 BEHM, IRENE 56,98 BEHM, KATHERINE 66 BELL, STEVE 15,22,66 BENDEL, SALLY 27,56,121 BENESH, JIM 20,56 BENESH, MARY 66,117 BENNETT, GREG 22,66 BENNETT, JIM 8 BENSON, TAMMY 66,117 BERG, MICHAEL 66 BERGET, MIKE BERANEK, CHARLES 56 BETSINGER, BRETT 30 BETSINGER, RANDAL 15,66 BEY, RICHARD 30 BEYER, DEBRA 56,116 BITTNER, KIM 56 BITTNER, MIKE 22,66 BITTNER, SHARON 30,90,91, 98,121,125 BJORGE, DOUGLAS 56 BLACK, RICHARD 56 BLACK, ROY 30 BLACKBURN, HONNIE 24,31,98, 99,108,114,117,121 BLACKMAN, JUDY 66,99 BLANCHARD, JEFF 31 BLANCHARD, JEFF BLANK, SANDRA 26,66,99,121 BLANK, SUSAN 26,66,99,121 BOARDMAN, CHERYL 66,99 BOARDMAN, LINDA 27,31,121 BOE, RONNI 56 BOE, TERI 66,117 BOGIE, PAUL 10,16,56,100, 123 BOLAND, JOHN 56 BOLDAN, DAN 19,31,100 BOLEN, LINDA 56,100,101 BORSHEIM, CURT 10,20,56, 110,112 BOSHCKA, CATHY 66 BOTT, ROBERT 15,66 BRAUER, ROBIN 31,98,99,102, 115 BRENENGEN, GARY 56 BRENENGEN, MICHAEL 31 BRIGHT, JOHN 67 BRIGHT, LINDA 31,108 BRISTOW, DAVID 31 BROSE, SUSAN 67,99,121 BROWN, CHERYL 67 BROWN, GORDON BROWN, SANDRA 31 BROWN, STEVE 56 BUCHHOLTZ, LORI 31 BULLOCK, CHERYL 67 BURKE, KELLEY 67,99,102 BURR, LARRY 56 BURROW, MIKE BUSBY, LLOYD 31 BUSH, KEN BUTLER, JULIE 56 BUTTERFIELD, DIANE 56,124 BUTTERFIELD, GINGER BYRNE, JOAN Cc CAMPBELL, DEBBIE 56,109 CAMPBELL, JEANINE 25,31,110, 113,121,122 CAMPBELL, KEVIN 15,20,67 CARR, DAN 31 CASPER, DOUG 67 CARTER, WALTER 56,101 CEASON, PENNY 56,99 CHASE, DEBBI 25,31,98,107, oy It’s not hard to outslide the bluffsliders. 112,121 CHASE, DENNIS 19,31 CHASE, SUSAN 67 CHERRY, SUE 31 CHERRY, TERRY 67 CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT CHRISTENSON, ROBERT 56 CHRISTOPHERSON, CAROL 67, 121 CILLEY, DEBBIE 32 CLARK, CINDY 32 CLARK, KAREN 32,111,121 CLARKIN, PAULA 25,56,98,121 COLE, PATSY 67 COLLINS, PATRICK COLLINS, VICKY 67,114,116 COOPER, BYRON 67 COPUS, CHERYL 67 COPUS, NANCY 67,99 COX, DENNIS 57 CRAWFORD, DAN 22,57 CRONK, LAURA 57,98 CROOK, WALTER 32,100,101 CROWLEY, KATHY 32 CULBERT, ANTHONY 67 CURTIS, DOUG 32 D DAFFINSON, LINDA 57 DALASKA, JANET 32 DARLING, DAVID DAVIDSON, LORI 57,100 DAVIS, TOM 15,67 DAVIS, VICKI 67 DEBACHE, JEFF 16,67 DEBAUCHE, JAMES DELANEY, HAL 15,67 DENNY, MARK 57 DENSON, DAVID 15,22,67 DEVINE, SUE 32,110,121,122 DICKENSON, DOUGLAS 57 DINGELDEIN, BARBARA 67,99 DINGELDEIN, GAIL 57,98,102 DOCKHAM, DENNIS 19,67 DOMKE, BILL 32,98,111,118 DOMKE, KRIS 67 DOMSTRICH, LINDA 67,99,108, 109,121,122,124 DRUSCHKE, DARRE 32,98,102, 113,122 DUCKWORTH, LYNN 57 DUMMER, SUE 32,113,122 DUNCAN, CINDY 32,102,115 DUNGAR, TED 67 E EASTERDAY, MIKE 15,67 EGGEN, STEVE 7,57,112 EHLO, ANDY’ 67 EKERN, MARK 57 EKERN, PATTY 67 ELKINS, JOAN 33,110,121,124 ELLAND, COLLEEN 57,99,121 ELLIS, DEBRA 57,98,121,124 ELLIS, EVERETT 67 ELTON, DALE ENDRIS, EDWARD 57 ENDRIS, JOHN 33 ENGELSON, MARK 8,16,57 ERDMAN, DAVE 57 ERICKSON, JON 20,67 ERICKSON, PEGGY 26,67,99, 106,107,112,116,121 ERLEWEIN, DALE 33 EVENSON, Se ha 67 FAAS, DENNIS 67 FAAS, KEN 67 FAGAN, JEFF FEULING, KATHLEEN 115 FILLNER, DARWIN 67 FILLNER, TRUDY 25,33,108, 110,112,114,118,121,122,124 FISCHER, WAYNE 67,100,101 FITZPATRICK, MIKE 12,57 FITZPATRICK, TOM 15,22,67 FLOTTMEIER, MIKE 57 FOELLMI, REBECCA 67,99 FORER, LINDA FRANCKSON, MARK 33,111 FREDERICK, LORRIE 57 FREEMAN, JAMES 57,116 FRIED, JAMES 57,111 FRISKE, JAN 67 G GABRIELSON, PAM 68 GAINES, DIANE 68,99 GAINES, LEE ANN 57,99 GARVES, VICKI 26,57,99,121, 124 GAVIN, CONNIE 33 GEARY, JIM 33 GENZ, MICHAEL 57,98 GENZ, SALLY 27,33,98,121 GERLING, TOM 33 GHELFI, KAREN 57,99 GHELFI, PATRICIA 57 GILBERTSON, DARLENE 33 GILSTER, KIM 57,120 GLEASON, LINDA 68,102 GOGGIN, SEAN 68 GOLLNICK, PAT 34 GOODENOUGH, BURT 34 GOYETTE, ALDEN 68 GOYETTE, YVONNE 57,117 GRABHORN, CARY 12,20,57 GRABINSKI, JIM 12,57 GRABINSKI, SHERRY 27,57,121 GRAVES, KIM 34,98,99,120 GROSS, JOHN 57 GROSS, KEN 22,68 GRUNTZEL, RON 7,12,34,121, 123 GRUNTZEL, TERRY 8,16,17,57 GUNDERSON, CARL 68 GUNDERSON, LEOTA 57 H HACKBART, DEBRA 68 HACKBART, JOHN HADLEY, PATTI 34,98,101 HAGEN, JOYCE 57,99 HALVERSON, CAROLYN 68 HALVERSON, JANET 57,98 HALVERSON, JOYCE 24,34,119, 121,124 HALVERSON, LARRY 34 HALVERSON, LINDA 57 HALVERSON, MARK 68 HAMMES, STEVEN 8,16,57 HANSON, DIANE 34,98,107,116, N20, 125 HANSON, JOHN 58 HANSON, JUDY 68,122 HANSON, MARK 15,68,100,101 HAPPEL, BARBARA 34,98,99, 108,114,117,121 HAPPEL, KENNE 16,19,34,98, 99,112,114,121,122 HARBAUGH, DAN 12,13,34,90, 123 HARBAUGH, JAMES 8,12,13,58 HARBAUGH, ROSE ANN 68,112 HARE, MIKE 34,100,101 HARNISCH, BARBARA 68,99,118 HARNISCH, SANDRA 58,98 HARNISH, BETH 58 HARRIS, CHARLES 58 HARRIS, MARGIE 35,98,113, 117 HARRIS, REID 10,22,58 HARRIS, SHERREE 35,120 HARTER, BILL HARTER, DAVID 12,35,123 HARTER, KEITH 58 HARTER, RANDY HARTLEY, MARY 58 HARTLEY, PAM 58,109,119 HAUGEN, KENT 20,58,100,101 HAUSCHILDT, DIANE 35 HAUSER, DONA 58,99 HAUSER, PATRICIA 35,119 HAUSER, PAUL 8,12,13,19,58 HAUSER, RICHARD 58 HAUSER, TOM 20,68 HAZELTON, BONNIE 35,113 HAZELTON, LEANNE 68 HEGY, DALE 12,58 HELGERSON, DAVID 20,68 HELGERSON, DON 12,13,35,90, 123 HELLER, ROBERT HELLERUD, MARK 8,12,58 HEMBD, RANDY 8,22,58,98 HENDERSON, KAREN 68 HENDERSON, KAY 35 HENDRICKSON, JOANNE 68 HENDRICKSON, SALLY 35 HENDRICKSON, TOM HENTHORN, BONNIE 68 HESLIP, ROBIN 68,99,106,107, 22 HESS, GARY HICKE, JAE 68 HICKE MICHAEL 12,20,58 HINDS, DAN 68 HINKLEY, BARBARA 35 HOFER, MAXINE 68,116 HOGDEN, VINCENT 7,19,36,123 HOLTET, SALLY HOLZER, PAM 36,115 HOVE, DAWN 68 HOWARD, LINDA 68,121 HOWARD, RICK 12,58,98 HOWARD, VICKI 68,121,122 HUBERT, RANDY 58 HUNNINGS, STEVE 68 HUTCHINGS, STEVE HUTCHINSON, DEBRA 58,121 HUTZENBUEHLER, RANDY 68 I IPSEN, JEANINE 24,58,110, 117,120,121 IVERSON, DAN 58 IVERSON, LORI 68,99 J JACKSON, EVE 36 JACOBSON, DEBRA 36,98,99, 100,101,109,113 JACOBSON, DOROTHY 36,110, 116 JACOBSON, MIKE 58 JANISCH, DAN 12,19,58,123 JANSKY, MARY 58 JENSEN, STEVE 69 JOHNSON, CHARLES 36 JOHNSON, EARL JOHNSON, EILEEN 69,99 JOHNSON, ELIZABETH 36 JOHNSON, JACKIE 69,99 JOHNSON, JUNE 58,99 JOHNSON, KIM 36,117,124 JOHNSON, MARY 58 JOHNSON, MIKE 58 JOHNSON, PAUL JOHNSON, SHERYL 36,100,101, 109 JORGENSON, BRIAN JORGENSON, JANET 69,115, 121,122,124 JOSEPH, JEFF 15,69 JUEN, JAYNE 69 K KAISER, CHERYL 58,109 KAISER, DEBRA 69,99,122 KAISER, GARY 8,16,17,22,23, 123 KAISER, ROBERT 7,19,36 KAISER, SUE 25,36,110,121 KANE, DEBRA 69,121 KAST, PAUL 59 KAUFFMAN, BRAD 15,69 KEBBE, KAREN 69,122 KEENAN, ROGER 69 KEHR, DAVE 59 KEIL, MARY SUE 69 KELLY, SANDRA 59 KENDHAMMER, JULIE 59 KERSKA, DEBRA (HOLE) 37 KERSKA, GARY 69,100,116 KIESLING, LEROY 16,69,98 KIESLING, NANCY 59 KIME, LINDA 37 KING, DANIEL 15,69 KISH, DEBRA KISH, CHARLES KLAUS, WILLIAM 8,16,17,37, 22 KLOETY, ROBERT 69 KNOBLOCH, VICKI 59,119 KNOTHE, BETH KOBBS, GERRY 69 KOELBL, KATHY 69 KOELBL, BOB 37 KOEPCKE, ROBERT 37,86,98,99, 111,113,114,125 KOFTA, CAROL 69,100,107 KOHLWEY, BRUCE 20,69 KOHLWEY, BILL 16,22 KOHNER, JEAN 59 KOHNER, JEFFREY 15,69 KONICHEK, RICHARD 108 KOPCZYNSKI, KAREN 69,118 KORISH, HARRY 8,12,37,90, 121,123 KORISH, TERRANCE 69 KOTTMER, CHRIS 59,102 KOTTMER, PAUL 69 KOWALKE, AMY 59,98 KRAJEWSKI, BECKY 59 KRAJEWSKI, DON 69 KRAJEWSKI, SUE 69,121 KRAUSE, RON KREMER, STEVE 19 KROGMAN, CYNTHIA 59 KRONER, PETER 15,20,69 IE LACHMAN, GREG 98 LACHMAN, STEVE 59 LAFKY, ANN 37,98,116,122 LAFKY, BRIAN 69,100 LAFLEUR, SCOTT 69,100 LA FOND, DAN 37 LALIBERTY, JEANNE 70 LAMBERT, NANCY 59 LAPPIN, KRIS 59 LARKIN, DAVID 15,70 LARSON, ELIZABETH 37,102,115 LARSON, GENE LARSON, SCOTT LATSHAW, MARY 37,90,91,102, 135122 LATSHAW, MIKE 16,17,19,38, 123 LAUFLE, JEFF 8,38 LAWRENCE, BARBARA 59,119 LAWRENCE, DEBRA 70 LECHER, MELANY 38 LEE, KATHY 59 LEE, RUSSELL 15,70 EBS LEVE22,59 LEHRKE, KATHY 70,118 LEITNER, DENNIS LEITNER, DON 70 LENOX, ROBERT 38 LIGHTNER, DAWN 70 LINDER, WILLIAM 8,12,20,59, 123 LINDSAY, MARK 16,38,86 LINDWIG, JERRY 59 LINHART, STEVE 70,98,106, 107,116,120 LOKKEN, DENNIS 70 LOKKEN, GARY 38 LOKKEN, JEFF 12,19,38,90, 107,122 LOKKEN, JERRY 38 LOOMIS, DAVE 8,16,17,22,23, 121 LOUGHAN, DEBRA 27,59,121 LOUGHAN, SANDRA 70,116 LUBINSKI, RHONDA 38 LUHMAN, JOHN 60,122 LUSK, DAVID 16,22,60 M MAACK, JEFF 70 MAACK, JENNIFER 39,98,119 127 MAACK, JULIE 39,98,119 MAHLUM, SUSAN 60 MAIER, DEBBIE 60,100,109 MAIER, DOUG 20 MANNEL, JILL 70,121 MANNEL, KATHY 39 MARAVELAS, ANDREW 70,98 MARAVELAS, GEORGE 60 MARAVELAS, TOM MARCOU, THOMAS 22,70 MARSON, JOAN 39,115 MARTIN, REBECCA 70,100,106, 107,108,118,122 MASON, JIM 60,100,101 MATHISON, OLAF MATTIE, DEBRA 70 MATTIE, SUSAN 27,39,121 MCBAIN, TERESA 39 MCCORMICK, RENEE MCCOWN, SHARON 39,86,102, 109 MCCOY, CINDY 39 MCKINNEY, MIKE 70 MCNEILL, GERRY 60 MEIER, LORAN 8,22,23,39,98 MEIL, KEVIN 70 MEINKING, HARRY MEKVOLD, DEBBIE 39,120 MELBO, ROBERT 60,116 MELBY, SANDY 70,99,100,117 MELCHER, STEVE 12,22,23,39 123 MENGEL, SUSAN 70 MERCIER, PATTY 70,99 MERFELD, GARY 22,60,123 MERFELD, KAY 40 MEROLA, MIKE 12,22,70,100 MEROLA, VICKY 40,99 MERRELL, JOAN 60,98 METCALF, SHIRLEY 40 MEYER, DIANE 60 MEYER, RICHARD 70 MEYER, SUE 60,102 MEYER, TERESA 40,100,101 MEYERS, PATSY 60 MICHENER BETH 24,40,90,91, 98,119,121,124 MICHENER, MARK 60,98,99, 107 MILLER, BETH 70 MILLER, CAROL 40,113,122 MILLER, GLENN 70 MILLER, JULIE 70 MILLER, LINDA 70 MILLER, PAUL 40 MINOR, DAVID 15,70 MINOR, BRUCE 12,60 MOEN, JUDY MOEN, MIKE 60 MORKWED, LAURIE 70,121 MORKWED, MARI 40,98,99, 100, 101,113,121 MORRIS, NANCY 60,100,107, 120 MORRIS, RITA MORRISON, DAN 60 MOSER, BETTY 70,99,122,124 MOSER, JEAN 40,110,119 MOSEY, ANA 70 MOSEY, TERRY 40,98,114,119 124,125 MOSHER, CURT 12,19,70,98 MOSHER, PAULA 40,90,91 MOWERY, GARY 70 MOWERY, TERRI 60 MUELLER, DEBRA 71 N NELSON, DAVID 15,20,71 NETWAL, DEBRA 27,40,98,107, 121 NETWAL, SUSAN 71,99 NICHOLS, MARY 41,108,110, 121 NICHOLS, PENNY 26,71,121 NICHOLSON, RANDY 8,60,98 NIELSON, JAYNE 60,120 NIELSON, MARY 71 NOBEN, STEVE 71 NOEL, DANIEL 30,41,98,99, 106,112,114,125 NOLOP, SCOTT 41 NOLTE, KEITH 60 NOLTE, KEN NOLTE, LAURIE 71,102,117 NOLTE, STEVE 41 NORDSTROM, DAVID NORTON, JAMES 71 NORTON, JEAN 41,99 NUMSEN, MARY 71 O’CONNOR, SHARON 41,98 OLSON, ANDREA 60 OLSON, CHERYL 41,102,107, 110 OLSON, DEBRA 60,98 OLSON, DONALD 60 OLSON, HOPE 71 OLSON, JEFF 15 OLSON, JOHN 60 OLSON, MIKE 8,12,20,60 OLSON, TERRY 60,98 OLSON, WILLIAM OOST, MARY 70 OPLAND, CONNIE 41,120 OWEN, GARY 12,60,98 OWEN, PATRICK 60 Ie PAGE, JOHN 60 PAGE, MARLENE 41,113,116, 123 PAGE, THERESE 60,99,124 PANEK, PATRICIA 60 PANKA, BOB PARKER, STEVE 71 PARNOW, BARBARA 26,71,121, 122 PATASKA, KAY PAYNE, DEBBIE 41 PEDERSON, CHESTER 15 PEDERSON, DALE PEDERSON, STEVE 60,120 PEDERSON, VICKI 71 PEEK, LAUREL 60,100,110,117 PEHLER, PATTY 71,100 PELOSKI, DAVID 60 PENDLETON, JUDY 60,98,121, 124 PENDLETON, PAUL 71,100,116 PENGRA, JIM 71,98 PENGRA, SUE 42,121,125 PENSHARN, NORMA 115 PETERSON, CURTIS 71 PETERSON, DAN 61 PETERSON, LINDA 71,99 PETERSON, STEVE J. 12,22,41 PETERSON, STEPHEN P. 61 PETERSON, RODNEY PETROSIK, STEVE PETTIS, MARGARET 41,98 PHILLIPS, THERESA 42 PIERCE, JENI 24,42,121 PINTZ JIM 61 PINTZ, JOHN 8,41 PINTZ, PAULA 61 PINTZ, WILLIAM 15 PIPPIN, PATSY POELLINGER, BILL 12,22,23, 42,90,123 POELLINGER, TERESA 71,100, 101 POHLMAN, DEBBIE 42 POWERS, MIKE 16,22,71,98 POWERS, PAT 71 PRESCOTT, TERRY 61,99 PRESTWOOD, JEAN 71 PRESTWOOD, JERALD PRISE, DIANE 72 PROKSCH, DEBBIE 61,99,120 Q QUINN, JAMES 15,72 R RADDE, BRUCE 15,20,72 REARDON, PATSY 42,98,110, 122 REGET, DONNA 72 RENDLER, ANN 118 RENDLER, KIM 42 REVELS, LAURA REVELS VERGIL 72 REVELS, VICKY 72 RHODES, DAVID 61 RICE, LYNN 43,113 RITTER, ROBIN 61 RITTER, WANDA 72 ROACH, RICK 61 ROBERTS, ROBIN 11,20,61,100,101 ROBERTSON, SANDY ROBISON, PATTI 27,30,43,90,91,98, 106,112,113,121 ROCHESTER, MIKE 8,16,61 ROCHESTER, RANDY 61 ROCHESTER, STEVE 16,72 ROESNER, GREG 43 ROHRER, ROD 10,12,61 ROILAND, ARNOLD 43 ROTH, LINDA 61 ROTH, JOHN 20,72 ROTH, RANDY 72 RUCINSKI, CHRIS 61 RUESGEN, MARGE RUSSELL, DEONE 61 RUSSELL, ROXANNE 72 RUSSELL, VICKIE 72 RUUD, NANCY 72,100,116,121 S SACKMASTER, JAMES 61 SACKMASTER, WAYNE SAGEN, KAREN 43,100,101 SAGEN, STEVE 11,12,43,90,98,121, 123,125 SANDAU, RICHARD 12,72 SANDAU, SUE 43,107,109,110,113, 114,118 SANDAU, TIM 10,12,61,118 SARGENT, TRACY 43 SCHALLER, PENNY 43,99 SCHARPF, CONNIE 61 SCHIFFER, RHONDA 72 SCHLICHT, JEFF 12,43,110,123 SCHMITT, DON 61 SCHOENFELD, MARIANNE 43,98,115, 117 SCHONSBERG, ERIC 61 SCHRODER, DAVID 72,108 SCHRODER, DEBRA 43,108,110 SCHULTZ, DAVE 61 SCHULTZ, GORDON 72 SCHULTZ, JEFF 44 SCHULTZ, NONA 44,98,99,107 SCHULTZ, PATRICE 44,101,110 SCHULTZ, RONALD 73 SCHULZ, SANDY 61 SCHULTZ, SUSAN 73,99 SCOVILLE, JUDITH 73,99, 122, 124 SECOR, LORI SEIDEL, JEFF SEIELSTAD, PETER 12,61 SEILER, DONNA 44,119 SEMLAR, PAM 44 SERVAIS, SUZANNE 44,117 SEVERSON, GAIL 73,100 SEVERSON, JIM 61 SHAWLEY, VICKI 61 SHEETZ, ELIZABETH 44, 121 SHEETZ, STEVE 120 SHEPARD, GARY 61 SHINAULT, CATHIE 73,107,121 SHUDA, DEBBIE 27,44,90,91, 98,119,121 SIEBER, CAROL 44 SIMON, HAROLD 12,44 SIMPSON, LUANN 44 SKIFTON, ROBERT 61 SLABACK, JIM 22,61 SLACBACK, LUANN 61 SMITH, KEVIN 11,45,98,99, 123 SMITH, RANDY SMITH, RICHARD 73 SMITH, SHAUNE 73,99,121 SMOLEK, JEFF 73 SNYDER, DEBBIE 45 SNYDER, JOHN 45 SNYDER, TERI 73 SOKOLIK, STANLEY 61,111 SOLBERG, MIKE 12,61 SOLBERG, SCOTT SOLLER, JOANNE 27,61,121 SOLLER, MARY 45,98,110 SOLLER, STEVE 73, 100,101,117 SOPER, MARY 62 | SOPER, SUSAN 73,99 SOPER, TOM 22,61 SPEARS, STEVE 73 SPEDL, JACKIE 73,106,107, 108,117 STAATS, CONNIE 73 STALL, JOE 62 STANCIL, JEFF 73 STANDEN, JENNIFER 73,99 STANGL, BONNIE 45,98, 108, 121 STARK, RON 62 | STEGEN, BARB 99 STEIN, ROBERT 12,45,90,98, me 99,112,121,123 | STEINE, CEDRIC 45 STETZER, JUDY 73 | STETZER, SANDRA 27,45,120,121 | ST. JACQUE, LYNN 45 | STOLPA, JON 73 STOLPA, MIKE 62 | STONE, DIANE 73 | STORLIE, BARBARA 73 | STORLIE, MERLE 45 | STRELOW, KIM 73,102 | STRELOW, ROSE 45,102 | STREY, ELAINE 45 STRIEGEL, SUE 73 | STRONG, HARRIET 46,119 | STRONG, MILTON | STUGEN, VICKI 46,120 STUHR, JEFF 12,13,19,30,46 86,90,121,123 |) STUHR, MARK 10,12,20,62 | SULLIVAN, MARY 46,109,117 SVENDBY, SUE 73,99,108,121, 122,124 | SVOBODA, CONNIE 73,99 |} SVOBODA, DEBBIE 46 )}SWANBECK, KEN 73 SWARTZ, MIKE 46 | SYMICEK, RONALD 22,23,46 SYMICEK, RUDY 22,73 1p TABBERT, DAVE 12,62 TALLE, MIKE 73 TANKE, BECKE 24,46,101,112, } 116,121,124 TAYLOR, VICKI 73,99,121 TEACHOUT, PEGGY 27,62,116, 121 TERPSTRA, JOHN 74,100,101 THEISEN, ROY 74 THIEDE, DEBBIE 74,99,106, 107,117,121 THOMPSON, DIANE 46,98,109 THOMPSON, MICHAEL 62 THOMPSON, PETER J. 47 )THOMPSON, PETER S. 15,74, , RANDY 47,123 THORSON, MARK THORSON, KEN 47 i a MS It happened one day in chemistry class. THURSTON, DAVID 47,106,111 TISCHER, TOM 7,12,62,112 TOMPKINS, FRANCINE 47,120 TOMTEN, JOHN 62 TOPEL, BECKY 27,47,98,121 TRONICK, MONICA 25,47,90, 91,98,121,124 TRONICK, TERRY 25,62,98,121 TWEETEN, JEFF 74 TWINDE, SANDRA 62,108,110, 120 TWITE, BARBARA 62,99 TUDAHL, FRANK 47 TYLER, DOUGLAS 22,62 TYLER, JAYNE 74,121,122 TYLER, JULAINE 62 TY LER, LINDA 27,47,121 U UPDIKE, SANDY 62 Vv VALIQUETTE, JUDY 74,121 VALIQUETTE, MARY 27,47,90, 91,98,112,121 VANDERHOFF, DONALD 74 VAN DYCK, SANDY 62,98,121, 124 VANRIPER, DEBRA 62,119 VANRIPER, DENNIS 62 VANDERSCHAAF, CLARENCE 74 VANSCHOYCK, KRISTA 27,47, 113,117,121 VERHAGEN, SHARON 74,99 VINER, CARL 8,12,19,62 VINER, JAMES 62 W WALLER, EDNA 62,102,107 WALTERS, CHRISTY 63 WALTERS, MARLA WALTERS, TRACY 48 WAPP, DAVID 8,48,110,121, 122 WARDWELL, STEVE 63,98,99, 114 WEBER, PETE 7,12,19,63,112 WEAVER, SUE 48 WEHRKAMP, KATHY 74,122 WEISE, CARLA 48,122 WELCH, PEGGY 74,101 WELLS, JOHN 8,12,48,68,98, 99,110,112,114,122 WERNER, KRISTINE 48 WESLEY, WILLIAM 63 WETZEL, GERT 20,63,108,118 WHEELER, BARBARA 48 WHITEWATER, DEAN 63 WHITEWATER, KEN 74 WHITMER, BILL 48 WIEGAND, TERRY 48,106,111, 114 WILCHINSKI, BOB WILCHINSKI, ROGER 120 WILDER, LEROY 10,48,100,101, 111,118 WILHELM, DAN 48,125 WILLIAMS, BARBARA 63 WILLIAMS, DON 16,22,63 WILLIAMS, DUANE 48 WILLIAMSON, DAVID 12,48 WILLIGGHAM, CRYSTAL 63 WILSON, LILI 74,102 WISLAND, CHERYL 63,98,101 WISTE, PAUL 48 WITTENBERG, JERYL 74,100, 124 WITTENBERG, STEVE 48,86,113, 125 WOLFE, RICHARD 16,74 WOLFF, DIRK 63 WOOD, SHARON 63 WRIGHT, ELLEN 63,121 WUENSCH, NANCY 27,48,121 WURZEL, RAY 74,100 WURZEL, STEVE 63 N¢ YESKE, STEVE 15,20,74 Z ZIERKE, LAURA 74 ZIERFUS, KIM ZIMMERMAN, GARY 63,111 wh Oe Ne on Go , Ghana. py K eg F A dunking eee teen vis : sf cS ( yr gf Nb a | | iV ye os ; jv Wa Je a ae Vv y 1. at Vpifu ¥ foe 130 Qos , yee WT Goh RS wt AUTOGRAPHS ns od A . 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