Middleton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Middleton, WI)
- Class of 1979
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Third'Sketch: Still a part of the present school, this building was constructed in 1918 and moved into in 1919. Bottom Sketch:yarious additions to the school erected in 1918 have brought us to the Middleton High School as we know it today. 1 T A B 5 .X 5 E N- , y V Mx. X3 K. X X ' X X i xr X W , . fi X w N X XJ, . b , 1 'N 1 2 xx X.. -,V x . s- X X X g , , 1. x, X, LXX. 'T.5'. ji Vw?-Q -1-o bi. OQQP 553 +3713 225111, Viz? szixifzd' QQEF j0U?m193jgL gjjfef +0 Student Life 6 Homecoming 1 6 Sports 34 Organizations 58 F aoulty 90 Classmates 1 08 Seniors 142 Current Events 164 Patrons 1 66 Closing 166 m X ff!! WYE 5 .5 5 ,K Q 'Q f A P Ay aj W ILT? Eff 0 DX, 'XO : I W UF ' Q YWN S W M341 by mf! EH J gv X X my MQW X 4 Y? X03 VS -XL ,, K J 2 V X-I Xxx I V kk! .J W' af fx ,xfj Xxw ,X X X , X xg U J XX ,.4 X ,X ww N, X s t , m X X X X X N X X R V p XV v X . X Y X s X W , X X .J I ,X X J X X X - ' xy X ., X X X X N, V M .J KX M .W 1 , XM7' N, X XJ 1. X, X, . J X M x X :X , X J 'Q X4 .. 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S Jeak our tl my ii. yuletlv and clearlv: and l lv P I Y , , listen te others, even the dull and ignorant: they too have their own storv. lie at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever' your lahers aspirations, in the noisy curifusien, of life, keep peace with your soul. , With all its sham, drugery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. A it lik e , tm , i 'ig , ,gf Q f , ,, wi, ,Maj 'fmzaii' ' 4 1l' Ah- ' t 5, W WK . tit yi 1 W: v-r ' lllltfkt :Wg F' W, wmzy ,X 1 f1,f'Hwg1J:,.'vSA rv -1 ,iss at ,,,, tt: , it i fl L P ,fit t in t JT at 'warm r in--AW a 4' 'qi ' Max Ehrmann yi sift E wt? fy A at it E, 3 fi i- W n .1 U.. ig '. '- ' 1 ' N w . x , A . 3 . S ,, ' '-:'f.'549'1p. --gf, -l 4- xy., 4. ' A79 tl. Kp! 'Af' .' ' I' , .r,'1, . , , 4' fuss, svlay. 641' g 5 U P . v' .- 1 :Qi mm '- me u.. -rx if N , , ,-,-5. . .-.. -.' v- L 'Q' q fx ,, N, if Il2 f2fffL deem I -W., . Q H ' - x-....... . 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L .V W .fx Q ' , K 1 w IEIJU VIUNTHE . 2 UF. -mm' 'va' Spa.Q.cJ'1 c.lo..s5 wa.: OVW- of th'-' W'0s+ bor-I 9l'o '5if4'5 I Knut been VMTB 4' t 'k'5D'-' would o- Ra.mQ,mloa,v- OJ, Hn . . f.fma.5 inscgmd. Q10-65 O-nkliq +Y0-vw a.aopa.f- .5um- mqff' 0-nd domll' fv-oubla.. Ami dong: if , -r 4- -.. , likpir ffl gif 7x3 M Wi ian. 5 Q. capu n yd- gaw- , M 'mm M 7, M4C4VQw ff T' ' Mao' WH? UW X K Lwkcv . MX. Mi ,Elf f!, Z '- Pffbifggcw fig 4' t F W? The class of '82 proved itis unique ability by using great strength in the tug-off-war, bouncing balloons with potatoes, eating flour-coated marsh- mallows and racing through ob- stacles, all to win the 1978 Olympics. The freshmen gained 50 points due to their great enthusiastic efforts. The Senior class showed their original spirit by winning the Crazy Hatsu competition, gaining 25 points. Z0 ' sam L . s..-'Q ..,,,.WM nf Q it M ,A Q ii t y -iris :gg J i s a if Q 1 Z 'if in ' F , 1 it 1 - ! d in 1 f-f,:-- I if-E 1 ig ,X A V 9 -R -. fag 4 c x .'f I .X , it as ilk :Q if .-v NK - - 2 .gg ..V,mw M l . aflf E EL o '4 anv 'M,, F31 Red 8: White day kicked off the Homecoming week activities. Most of the school participated in the annual event, and the halls proved to be colorful. Following the Olympics on Wed- nesday, the Pie Eating Contest was held. During the course of the contest true devotion was shown when a sophomore's pie fell on the floor and he faithfully ate on. To everyone-'s joy or dispair the senior class literally filled their faces for a victory. ll Q3 BEHIND NEb5 MJT MQ 4 -If Ny . 'mfs ff Q I, mi. ff E I I I B ar fn - -V I k . ik Q1 ' 3 5 x it I s. XM! SCEUES X' , Q' 5- . .Q-nv--sy, JVM , f, gy u ag' V x -f'il5,xV, .1 x iii- ., ' ig 1 A fd ' , ' ' .f Fj ' !wE,: ' f . 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J Home WINDDUS ARADE if 5'ua.lk av 1141-gg KITS - wife 1-af With only one year of experience, the sophomore class overcame chipped, peeling paint and endless hours of work, as they brushed their way to a colorful first place in the window painting contest. The seniors, thanks to Yohann's magnificent performance, mummified their audience with an ingenious spoof on Steve Martin's King Tut. After painstaking days of hammer- ing and painting, the float judging contest brought the week's competition to a close. The junior class captured first place, with a stunning float built around the theme Ye Old Card Stake Haus. 29 me hundred gears. .. at 2 .7 QP 'L ,. .J 5, The Freshmen's Iourney Parody on Longfellow's Paul Revere's Ride Listen my children and you shall hear A tale of the freshmen, gathered near. There were ten of them, and all so shy, They looked almost all ready to ery, On that first day of their Freshmen year. A hurry of feet in the eollege halls, A Crowd of Seniors, with laughing calls, All shouting, so fearless and gay. That was all! And yet as the Freshmen saw the l They resolved right then to get in the fight, To Win the battle they'd started that day. So through the four years, the Freshmen went, From every hook, the knowledge gleaned, For through the memories of the Past, Through all their history to the last, They remembered the day their course was set, How they studied, and how they had met, Till they four happy years of school had spent. Now they as Seniors to other Freshmen say, Gel right in the fight with all your might Follow your course, always do what is right. Do the things you are told, be happy and gay, And you, too, then will be great some day. ight Florence C. Sehenek, '19 30 :man svnooi, i-:xi:oi.i,xiiex'i'. C ..., .- -'ex' llllll lllllfi Sl'INlUl5 VLAS4. Delma SL-liroesler. Walter Uurkopp. Venora PUSH, Addie llenke-l, Geo, W. Tlusclx. .ll'XlUK VLASS. Lillign Fi-gggatt, Lillian Karim-mtv. Willn-rt lin-umm. Geo. Hank, liilmuml Tie-deman. lllanvhe Pooliilge. Raymond Williams, Pearl Henry. SHl'HUMUlil'l CLASS. Lulu Haiulireclit. litlna Wutzke, Ufvlllf llfiN'l'l2l'm' Rohr-rt Lane. l'Ienry Dalimen. John Pnrvell. liznnnn Niphuhrsf Hlvlf lllith, lqlllil Tlll0lkP. l lKl'lSHM:lN ULASS. Lillian Grueu. Alice Jumlel, l-1tlwlWalm!clxaky. Alma Knoll, Alma Drives. Harry Back' lm Dome' Lucinda Brass-ingtim, Katherine Page. l f'lf'li3 llmmm' Smnley Ptl!'1'Pll. . . .. , , F o 9,.,f -H' ' A' T3 -V---- ,.,, o ,T pil- --.M NK i 627' Xi S N 3: X if f. lk Q X 'Sp if-x , wx, 4...- R+ A r ' X . . is K wi. - . ,4- wssm., wp ' 6 .. Nu' , 'u.Q i, f.' Z:.',n..?f? mi K1-3 iff- 'Q' Q! .1 2 :Q1x -Wm 2 Q rv fl 1 s Q S A ' gi ff Y i . , '. Al 'S . W . ,,A -'- V- ' if 'L 4 f V?l ?fgf if , 5... - H L fm e .-L. Course of Study. F IRST 'YEAR M W new saxnsrmz Elementary Algebra Physical Geography su-oxv ssmisrnn Elementary Algebra Physical Geography Pliysiology Grammar' Composition I, Literary Heading SECOND YEAR nas? SBIRSTEH sizcorm sigma:-a'ri.n Arithmetic Higher Algebra Ancient liiqmry Ancient. History Botany K Botamy Literary Reading Literary Reading THIRD YEAR. vmsr HEMESTKR sn H r 1-wr in German tio-rinan Geometry tivomvtrv Mediaeval History .Mlvnm:eti Ffzinpositinli lfngglish Hi-tory Theory :mtl .Krt of 'l'a-zwhing. I-'UVIITII Yli.-Kit. lu 1' rm in , X, , , th-rmzm 4g,.r,,,,,, lmyslci l'liye-tics l.itw-rntur1- l'nit.-ll States lli-at-wry I.i1:-r.itnx'e .xllI l'lt'llll lli-story x f'ivi05 lilivturit-:uh :mil Lilwrzlrv lil-:nlin-' 'l'liru1i1'lmlil. .gg . -. ,, High School Started B Vote II1 1878 On April 2, 1878, an election was held by the qualified voters of the Town of Middleton for the purpose of organizing a high school. The result of that election was 128 votes for and 87 opposed. One room was leased from the elementary school for the use of the high school for S100 annually, and the first teacher, Mr. C.E. Buell, was hired for a salary of S200. The length of the school term was three months. The first three-year high school course of study was introduced in 1890. In Iune of 1903, the town board was ordered to buy a site and build a free High School at a cost not to exceed SB5000. Thirteen years later Industrial Arts courses were added. Increased enrollment made it necessary to begin construction on a new building in 1918. Three acres of land were purchased for S1500 and on May 18 the contract for the new school was awarded for 532,480 Agriculture classes were added to the curriculum in 1941 and the farm shop was constructed the following year. In 1948, parts of the towns of Madison, Spring- field, Berry and Cross Plains and the Village of Cross Plains were annexed to the district. That same year, voters approved a loan of S475,000 for im- proving the present building by remodeling and constructing an addition. An athletic field complete with flood lights was also developed in 1948. Every morning when the clock strikes the hour of nine the students are assem- bled in a large and comodious room which receives light from all sides and is well ventilated. Artificial palms decorate the stage, and a number of large pictures adorn the walls of the room. A song, roll call, reading of notices, an interesting talk A -W 3 A if by a member of the faculty or a citizen V' LQ',i-,gig uf if of the village, or a paragraph writing by if 'B' 5. 'pix I c the students, occupy the first twenty min- iI iB3' sg 1 d tri ' ' , A - ni Q W -L . .Rx - . u es an cons 1 u e morning exercises, W I - if i4 , '13 after which the daily program begins. - 5 3 .f M Q IEE 2-ff,-'f E F3 1905 Catalog ,, if ' c gi' ---. la f fi F mf- L' 5-.iii Tar' V: And you think homeroom is bod now! f ' - .Grp-QT, 5 ,- .ug ' -1 ,li A ga . - 1 4 'e 8 it Q --T -1 -1 ' 'I 5 fr21e i ff- wa, s a .1 a FFFFFE -v igil - l P 11 . f .i, 511' 3 I. . g g lg: V1 'l -NH t , P ' .. -- --- '31 'z-. ,K X 'L Q 'fag I Y ' -SLN- ,.. ' . ' 1 A 1 life . 1 .- 'NEW-l ll H- l l0.7L'DUl lN 'Y' ' RT - - - G J.s'uci.!..14-ol-61? rages! Wxy!VrON'fl N 33 sau EE Boys' Cross Country Team. Il. to r.I, ROW 1: B. Cassidy, M. Nutter, R. Theil, B. Goebel, S. Kelly, I. Dur- bin, S. Ehlke. ROW 2: I. Minor, R. Wilson, F. Hill, I. Friend, R. Smith, K. Brink. NOT PICTUHEDI M. Tolzmann. This yearis Boys' Cross Country Team was only the second one in Middleton's history to go to sectionals. In Badger Conference ac- tion, Middleton tied for 3rd with Stoughton. Roland NVilson received a three-year letter award and Ioe Friend received a four-year award. Ioe and Frank Hill shared the captain award. Frank al- so received the Most Valu- able award. Freshman Mike Tolzmann was elected Most Improved. CBCCEUDLJHELX 36 i .IX 1 J . 1- mccurr- fads sn! N4 Lrq'S f ' This year's Girls' Cross Country Team fielded an- other strong team capturing second place in Badger Conference. Although the team was unable to attend sectionals because of a fourth place finish at re- gionals, they look forward to next year as everyone on the team will be returning. Donna Kratcha was elected most valuable, and Laurie Luetschwager received the sportsmanship award. Girls' Cross Country Team. tl. to r.j, HOW 1: I. Beckman, A. Lindas, I. Malliet. HOW 2: R. Hill, L. Peter- son, D. Kratcha, L. Hollfelder, L. Luetschwager, Mr. Thompson teoachj. 3 7 ff' fc .Wap V Stk gs' W S 1 K My MX,.f sh' ' '4rW,x: la d .- i 'sf fHsw,11-s. X X Vx 4 ' Jen ' YS Z he K 'L 'iw .. f.. 4 1.1. 3. The Middleton Girls' Tennis Team was a young but spirited team and ended with a 316 record which reflected their inexperience, but not their enthusiasm. The IV team had a record of 6-3 even though eight of the nine players were new to the team. The leading Varsity winner was Tami Link, who also won the Most Valuable Player award. Marcia Keeney recorded the second most wins, and on IV, Cathy Ziegler, winner of the Most Improved award, posted the most wins, with Dana Brink and Iody Duesler close behind. The winner of the sportsmanship award was captain Peggy Smith. All in all, coaches Ruth Marion and Tad Dunn were pleased with the MHS Netters' season. ' I I I Y I lk 5 wwvfkxz -1- a 1.94 Lxifxfimi Varsity Girls' Tennis. Iup- per left, l. to r.I, P. Smith, T. Link, C, Ziegler, K. Giese, S. Moynihan, M. Keeney, D. Schmidt, Ruth Marion feoachj. IV Girls' Tennis. flower right, l. to r.I, S. Schmel- zer, H. Acker, K. Blanda, M. Ripp, A. Koberle, D. Brink, C. Ziegler, N. Gay, I. Duesler, C. Link, Tad X Dunn Icoaehj, . i fm .' fx If L ',' 'x ,if , . vpvsefw 'f .,, 1 as ,Q 9 1 K- 'I 1' . I .. age.. . wi ll am. Ipeoptet 2+-s mobs! Youve 3214115 -1 D-C sn Eqlishn Bd 15 3, killlf. XIAJZO, wt-tee XM oqmxvgwunmf QU-Il i Nm pa., vm owl' We U' TEW5 V Y-,wit W Y9':Efr-L f! wgptcdzhauawwmwd' s 6 l 4-Af mv1 'LY0-wt be and wdk hbffvnf t 'mo M N Llm'F'. l W Mn uv-JJ W ZW- gg MDN ty. M'. I X v Q . 'Q Y ffvwa-VL lf 5 ,.,.............- .. .... ... ... .,.....,.a... ......, .. fmltlmll l M... HW.. ,..,,.. .-..-....,.,,. .. -. A -M I f ? . By ending the year with a 2-3-1 record. the freshmen football team indicated they had mastered the fundamentals of football. Coach Cramer feels they will help the varsity team in years to t come. The IV Football team had an extremely successful record this season of 6-1. breaking their I former freshmen record of 9-2. The efforts put forth by coaches Tom Iohnson and Bob Dettwiler I assure a strong and successful varsity team next year. IV Football fl to rI HOW1 D Scherschel D Ramsey P Motiff I Milltr B Hellen brand I Solncr I Friend N Wirth BOW 2 D Scher schel R Drrscn T Cushman Woods A Mirtin I Stop pleworth T Mayo I P d gham fmanagcrj M Nonn ImanagerI ROW 3 Bob Det twiler fcoachj Tom Iohnson coaehj B Boxxersock T Hanson T Emery T Gixol F' Hlawicki I Asplin D McGinnis I Btatz T Vir nes C Reisdoif M Lanham M Runk f ' 1. ln vig e 'I' I I . ' . S . , . , . ' N' B. Nonn, I. Xfaeger. P. . , . e , . a - 1. 'z 2, . ' . . FROSH Freshmen Football. Il. to r.I. HOW 1: I. Kiilsgaard, I. War- hus, M. Hogan, M. Parr. B. Bauman, M. Luthenan, M. Hoffman, M. Ripp, I. Mahis. HOW 2: D, Stormer, R. Reis- dorf. T. Mroehek, G. Faust. T, Hannon, S. Dugan, S. Neale. D. Sarhacker, D. Ro- gan, K. Maly, M. Middleton. ROW 3: D. Bowes, I, Bowar, R. Dresen, M. Helt, D. Walsh, K. Dresen, I. May- nard, L. Hanson, R. Heuer, B. Ostrander, A. Swanson. S, McDonald, G. Pavia, M. Schmitz fmanagery BOW 4: Russ Shaub fcoachj, Doc Cramer fcoachj. Harry Niel- sen Icoachj. :a.'5,A1Af10L OW Yom MQW' 5 AMMYOQ wtio-ref 1-,Wm ,gmac L I A , - ' gs8Midd1SfOH Opponents . 1. - 0 gi, U is 21 Portage I ' Ianesville Parker 7 sf x ii I , 1 . Stoughton 0 ' ' . ,M i i t Monroe 13 7 J 2 Fort Atkinson 7' t 4' fe U A is X Monona Grove 14Q tto fi 4 gilt ' .gf 27 Edgewood O 1 e X 6 . .N x Sauk Prairie gui e A r gas? 10 Oregon 35 5 3 S 5 1.4 A, 5 F. V V . .,. K Q K A A X 4 if x K 2 V . g pg www S,1gfxiA?!.jf, f u ? i,x.,g Nag' .5 . i xii .2 L 554: 'A f 'I f ' Q A W , Q Q. . . f.,-Vzjah mszf , 1 1' 'Y ,f 'W '. . 91 we gg,-fl'Rg'3i RW ff'- i Q? ,t., gui if I Q ii? 'fx' ' -5 t 4 17 4 HK' 'fy' Q43 me eh., li r . 2,1 K x -v 4 A ' ,t't V3j jiff - ' ' ' ,, i - 'f fio.:11.i - .3 ,, Q 1 le +- - - Y V M 3 ' 5 5 , ? . A if ,lriiggt 1 ff fda t T , 3 51 L gk P it N-x .Uv Q ki Q, g R M55 ,NQQ J I , L: 3 A ,rt fi 1 4, 3 v Q A 2 ij k.hV vi . kk Y gf' V Q S A AVV: AA K Q' 1 . 1. f LL.L ff S 1' Q QQ 1 as N V Y w Mg X . F 5 Q X ' sr-q W ffl 34 5--wt I.. 9 .X Q x , iF P vw' 4 Q Varsity Boys' Volleyball Team. fl. to r.I, ROW 1: R. Sarbacker, L. Marques, T. Bellissimo, I. Ma- her. ROW 2: I. Coyle, C. Owensby, T. Sielaff, I. Snethen, Q. Kalscheur. ROW 3: Dan Relph fhead coachj, T. Hanson, M. Owensby, Larry Henderson fcoachj. Y 5 2 , --W, 5 ze - 4 1 ,elf 11 yr '- l . el'. , r?.,.llrr 1 ' N T7 ' . ,, ,W ,W ' X . :U If ' . 6 . IV Boys' Volleyball Team. fl. to r.I, ROW 1: R. Maher, S, McNamara, V. Morkri, R. Dah- men, I. Mrochek. ROW 2: T. Sieb, T. Baitinger, D. Maki, M. Grey, T.I. Hanson. ROW 3: W. Salzmann fmanagerj, I. Heuer, R. Schaefer, D. Richgels, A. Sharp, Larry Henderson fcoachj. gear X N 4-U--.... ,,,,--w.'-W W. 'ti p Q -s ABOVE . 2 2 F 5, 'ff as ,,,,'f'r-' '-2'-5 4 With the help of illustrious AFS student Lu Marques, the 1978 Varsity Volleyball team achieved the best season record in recent years. Tournament ac- tion shifted from LaFollette to Memorial to Portage, and back home again for the Conference Tournament and WIAA Region- als. For the first time in its his- tory, the team finished better than .500 for the year. Iunior Varsity put on an un- precedented and promising show this season with a remarkable 22- 2 record, placing them right on top of the Conference. X Z ' V f - . The '78 Girls' Golf team swung into action in 6 matches and 2 tournaments including the Madison In- vitational. According to Coach Glenn Nording, the girls' record included wins against Baraboo and Madi- son LaFollette. Girls' Golf Team. fl. to rj, C. Cox, A Blaschke, L. Esser, V. Hanson NOT PICTURED: M. Hamilton. 43 Girls' Varsity Volleyball. fl to r.J, ROW 1: S. DeY0ung M, Bellissimo, D. Zingg, C Sarbacker, S. Wood. HOW 2 S. Feller, A. Neperud, K Schachte, F. Day. ROW 3: I Widmcr fmanagerj, R. Wood C. Bridge, Mary Else fcoachj NOT PICTUREDI S Schubert. jqgax IV Red Girls' Volleyball. fl. to r.I, HOW 1: C. McCormick, C. Dunham, D. Rowe, M. Haugen. ROW 2: C. Coyle, H. Esser. D. Hanna, T. Angell, S. Gran- ger, Mary Ellen Detert fcoachI. IV White. fl. to r.I, HOW 1: Iohnson, C. Trautman, P. Weiss. ROW 2: M. Mack, B. Shelbraek. HOW 3: K. Runk, C. Shelbrack, B. Wendt, Ia- net Michels lcoaehj. Although the Girls' Varsity Vol- leyball team did not have an out- standing season this year with its 4- 8 record, they did show signs of im- provement throughout the season. The IV Red had a successful sea- son not only with their 7 and 4 record, but also in attitude, sports- manship, and teamwork. Team leadership came from all class lev- els, freshmen through junior. The IV White was not as fortu- nate with its 5 wins to 6 loss record, but the team felt the year provided a good learning experience. 45 SFP' 5 Sf 5'1wh'Qh'wNf t S3 sgisbf-QQQFSSQSTYQ in 'G Q wswfwiires 19 E: x X Q Q Q Xi Q The Girls' Gymnastics Team, flawless in ef- ' ii fort, unparalleled in performance, and perfect in EX 'S form, dominated action on and off the floor. The RJ outstanding routines of Emmy Coan, Sue Sutter, P3 I Ioanne Puls, and Kathy Blanda laid the founda- N I Sxtions for this year's spirited team, and next E S year's team should be a smashing success. 5 4 5 33 '33 M Q N P3 e lov t wk wif QWW W Wwmii My 'cv- E! IC Wil' ,Www S stiff' Mya' YW 4t it HW .f +-nf---WA--f..4 :fw-www,lm...-,.m,..K.. .,,,,W,m Q. f. a..1'.zi. mc w.,... Girl's Gymnastics Team. ll. to r.J, ROW1: K. McGill. P. Conklin, D, Blankenhzzim, HOW 2: I. Widmer Imunagcrj, L. Schca. Iurilyn Mal- liet. I. Puls, F. Conn, K. Colletii. Iulift Sutter Icouchj. HOW 3: M. Frisch. S. Sut- ter. P. Dahmen. D. Hanna. E, Coan. T. I-lnwkus, Barb Nash Icoaurhj. ROW 4: D. Schwartz. K. Blanda Iuaptainj. Sutter. D. Amans. N, Gay, I. Ciebell. Mary Ann Slack Icomzhj. 47 fa L I A A Freshmen Boys' l'3g5sketba1ll fl. lo ry HUVV 1: K. Milly, I Mabis, H. Bauman, M. Dahlk T. Yarns. T. 'Psalm HOW sf 5' T. Hannon, I. Boyvfvr. E. Leaw- son, N. Moynihanx B. Tupp, 9. a' C. Thiel. Kaulura. D. Sar- backfgr. HOW 3: Harry Niulf' son fmzozirzhj, TD. Paulismzh. R. g Heuer, M. Marking, M. Parr. M. Hogan, S. Nuzrlmr, M. Nul- tqr, Fran MnGuire Cigoachl. Eres'lnmun 'C3irlsf Bagkmhall. ' V fl. to rl, HOW 1: B. Marlin, 3 P. Post, K, Canfield, I. Simon, A. Colby. HOW 2: I. Strick- Qrl, K. Runk, E. Luvellf, Duh- llid Zinku frzmllzhj. A ' A 1 ' I . f ,. W if 14 A J 1 1 , ,M. '-as-WW, U, 'W-W-u.,,,,,, if Wi m l Q ' tx 4 ' S... . - X is K K I l ' ,i. . ..... KX l . S A . W Qs- fm 4 A in 1',zf?h 4. 4 2 X 5? X ' ,,..n-nu--...Q V h if ...Y ff Q Q. ...fa it Q.. in ,f QU ff' W XM Amr fi in ' 1 1 .. I , if xx ., v E K E95 3,4-P' 414' 4. ' , . ' , ' if 1 V , ? inf ,M ' ' :fr V 4 VV Rf I K 3 ' . f- , . x ' .W M A5 'f T--Q1 mf 5 I 55 I A , ,x VMI. N, wb f x l 1 'Ek V2 hd sv I Girlz' Vanity Cngcu Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. fl. to r.j, HOW 1: A. Neperud, L. Ripp, A, Brown, D. Kratcha, C. Garfoot. ROW 2: Sandy Skubal fcoachj, C. Coyle, M. Hamilton, C. Krantz, L. Gilles. HOW 3: C. Bridge, A. Purcell, C. Cox, L. Brabender. 50 v Although the girls were a young team with only one senior member they fought hard and tough finish ing 5th in Conference with a 3 9 rerord and 5 10 overall This was a building year for the girls and the experience they acquired will assure us of a strong foothold in conference competition next year. The skillful leadership which Cindy Krantz exhib- ited will be carried on through up-coming seniors Margie Hamilton and Kathy Bridge, along with the other ambitious members. Ji YI Nw,-N M . sg 'fi f J. if 5 , ,,t,Wnr-. Boys' Varsity Basketball. fl. to rj, HOW 1: M. Krantz, 1, Bybee, T. Sielaff, I. Martin, F. Volker. HOW 2: T. Weber, S. McNamara, B. Hellen' brand, M. Urban, Dick Sar- baeker fcnachl. ROW 3: R. Wilson, G. Stillman, D. Statz, B. Farrell, A. Adler, P. Hady. NOT PICTUREDI Friend. Y fx ,f i NQQQ ,vfzlgwk ii'i B . .- X f4..5.jh' 2 J, .Q Q ., Q T W l- s., ' 'B X 1 ,B lli V 5 'F' wif arf' ' 5mgm6,:?g if 3 3 mf' f A S Sl X - 1: :fix-DA Y' Y? 21 Q x X 5 . my . - . ' Y- K . , .x ,. Q , -3' ..,, -- f .,3?x..xxs -- i -S1'fv..rRiks32x M N . Nfl! SE 9 4' s w 4 . Vu' -4 , wwxm Q f 1 . T-fs? '3?i':'7f5 '05 'f'fQ'.z x W an 'CT J? 1 . 'H 1 , f' 1 -f fry AVN . he , j 1, 5 H . x 'Q A 1 , 2 2 'V W1 -...M ,QQ W M M ---.X Vi V V i ,L A Y., 5 2 4 Q 5 ,r- , I Q W ff'- if , ff ,.,W,, ,, Q , , ' W M V Y , , is-ff f ' k if , W I 5 X A f ff 2 N -2 S':nkg' Y - f 'Y-S 'S 1 . k , k . , ' vw - , ' .. . . -is. , 1, M. A ii. ' -X X xxffl SX I It li v4 K X ff .-TSN ' V . , , I ,A X.. , 9 1 ' -f I 1 Vilxw K I M an I Y W . 0 K F 4 K' 'I Q V. - R , fl xy if Y I i K K u SX ' I X i y. K., i e y y X .I R I I - I X A K ,. A All three wrestling squads did a great job throughout the winter months. They ended the season with an impressive 23-15 overall record under the guidance of coaches Nyles Tolzmann and Steve Helstad. Broken down, it was: Varsity 6-7g IV 8-7: Frosh 9-1 fbest frosh record ever!I Dave McDermid was honored with both the Most Valuable Player award and the award for most takedowns. Reggie Ziegler received recognition for most pins and best conference record. JV and frosll IV!Frosh. fl to rj ROW1 I Maynard M Tolzmann T Utter C Fellom D Fargen A Swanson I Her kert, S. Dugan L Hansen G Tolzmann G Wagner ROW2 D Kalscheur C Finley S I-lellenbrand D Iackson, D Russell B Nonn I Miller I Diebold K Bear D Scherschel E Endres T Zirk T Mayo K Burcar, R. Schaffer 1 33 L fr v L.-1.33 98-Dean Kalscheur 11- 8-1 105-Tom Utter 8-14-0 112-Bob Nonn 11 11-O 119-Iohn Diebold' 21- 8-0 126-Todd Zirk 11- 7-1 132-Dave McDermid ' 16 5-0 138-Casey Finley 8-15-0 145-Mike Swanson 8-14-0 155-Andy Swanson 8-14-0 167-john Miller 5- 8-1 185-Reggie Ziegler ' 15- 9-1 HWT-Eugene Endres 3-11-O Congratulations to Iohn Diebold, Dave McDermid and Reggie Ziegler who through hard work and determination were able to qualify for Sectionals. 'Regional Champ Madison Champ 'Badger Conf. Champ Varsity. fl. to nl, HOW 1: D. Kalscheur, T. Utter, B. Nonn, I. Diebold, T. Zirk. D. Mc:Dermid foo-Captainl. ROW 2: C. Finley, Steve Helstad tcoachj, M. Swanson, D. Russell, I. Miller, R. Ziegler foo-oaptainj, S. Dugan, E. Endres. 55 1 1918 DDU 'U Ii ! -an fw 1946 ff' A ' A . ' ?MTr,AQ 3 W k.L. R1 an 1' -k,,L ,T Q Q Q ,W, m V I 5 5? , J4 J . Wmi. X V Q, 'SIG 2. i L , . 1918 nnherful sam uf... 64' JW b 59 899 Q Of UF Ill HJ QM UW 4795 59 N5 MQVWTQQ if MEN 'W M .5 ' 1 gf' 5 W Q25 NK A Uciyff JOJ7vUfV'xLQ9J 'M W w if WW wfw Mfyy fy 7 ln the fall, the Literary Magazine Club announces the deadline for sub- mitting poems, stories, and sketches. In spring, many hours are spent typing, typing, and retyp- ing materials. Finally, in late spring, Middleton's future Shakespeares can see their works in print. Lit. Mag. Staff. tl. to r.J, HOW 1: L. Cale, D. Post. ROW 2: B. La- secki, I. Hough, Maribeth Mo- han tadvisorj, D. Zingg. NOT PICTUHED: C. Ballweg, C. Sharpe. Pep Club is basically a service club. They make homecoming posters and banners and a monthly sports calendar which appears in the window outside the main office. This year they gave the Cardinal mascot a badly- needed facelift , Pep Club. fl. to rj, ROW 1: L. Brabender, C. Krantz. ROW 2: S. Ziegler, I. Faust, I. Maier, D. Klemens, K. Walsh, Maribeth Mohan tadvisorj. 60 he 'Ah C QQ Q' A f. b if .L n. s I EP i.. fab 'Bifida , -1 SKY!!-k lg., N- - Second Hour. fl. to r.J, ROW 1: D. Woodlee, S. Gannon, C. johnson, B. Farrell, M. Urben. ROW 2: C. Cox, N. Gay, L. Gust, B. Clampitt, F. Hill, D. Dahl, Art Donisch fad- ,,,,,,, visorl, K. Welda. ROW 3: I. Romens, L. Buehl, C. Krantz, M. Swanson, K. Blanda, D. Paske, M. Foye. Middleton's school newspaper The Card- inal Scroll is written and produced by two journalism classes. Members of the classes write the news stories, feature sto- ries and editorials that appear in each is- sue. In addition, cartoons are created and drawn by members of the classes. The classes alternate in producing each issue of the pa- per typing laylng out and headlining the pages Eighth Hour. fl. to r.j, ROW 1: Art Donisch fad- visorj, I. Erpenbach, E. Peterson, B. Ziegler. ROW 2: P. Hady, S. Sutter, A. I-laberland, P. O'Connell, D. Laufenberg, D. Welch. ROW 3: A. Adler, M. Volk, M. Harris, P. Mei- cher, P. Webster, K. Vogel. 61 We ul 5 ,ef A Savage Dilemma Sarah Carlson Creg Ciese Su Dillet Iaye Maynard Tom Dowling Ron Sweeney Mark Edelstein Barb Zander Pam Elver Fred Christensen Richard Christensen fdireotorj ul ft 7 N Stage Crew Cluh. fl, to r.J HOW 1: I. Kuehn, I. Kjorlie T. Peterson, I. Thiel, S Moynihan, A. Cypris, R. Lau- fenberg. ROW 2: T. Dowling R. Wirth, S. Carlson, B. Zan- der, T. Sieb, D. Post, L, Cale HOW 3: I. Kampschaer, W Salzmann, R. Sweeney. C Ciese, R. Lackore, P. Bissett T. Sieh, M. Edelstein, Rich- ard Christensen ladvisorj NOT PICTUHED: A. Sharp. 6.3 . Debate Team fl. to r.J, ROW 1: M. Mc- Donald, D. Zingg, B. Lasecki, Ed Van Ravenstein fcoachl. BOW 2: C. Dresang, B. Riddle, C. Gale, K. Schachte, M. Leut- schwager, I. Manzo, P. Elver, Ioan Leannah fcoachj, I. Kermicle. HOW 3: H. Halverson, S. Griffin, G. Tolzmann, S. Norton. NOT PICTUBED: G. Ballweg. 64 The Middleton High School Debate squad spent a busy 1978- 1979 season averaging two week- end tournaments a month. Dur- ing the first week in Ianuary the team traveled to Appleton for an overnight tournament. While there, Mark and Hoyt captured the third place trophy. Another highlight of the season was the Badger Conference Tournament The varsity squad tied for first but were edged out of winning the conference trophy by five speaker points. To finish off the season, the debators plan to reunite and throw a debate party complete with food and various interesting planned ac llVlllPS 1 Y - sk I XY' IISOLIIDS Hill Ill FIIIIIS iiilllllll l X. Forensics came through strong this year, and did well in their conference. They participated in state, district, and sub-district meets. At their meets the forensics members performed in different areas, some of which are play acting, poetry, prose, and story- telling. The Appleton overnighter will long be a topic for many future tales. Although there were plenty of ner- vous stomachs, they were far out- weighed by all the laughs. Forensics Team. tl. to r.j, ROW1: Elsa Lawrence tadvisorl, B. Zander. C. Dresang, K. Schachte, D. Post, L. Te lander, K, Meicher. ROW 2: I. Early, I. Esser, M. Edelstein, G. Giese. G. Ballweg, I. Kuehn, Louise Watson tadvisort. 65 G rman Club tx P N P F7 The German Club had a great year, as always. They started out with a sumptuous feast at Frausie's. As usual, there were many bruised shins and aching bodies as a result of their at- tempts at soccer, which were accompanied by a surprise attack by the sisters of the stick l The club sponsored two dances, one for Halloween and the other for Valentine's Day. Going along with this theme, their Valentines flower sale stirred many a ro- mance. This year, Germany was brought close to home when German students participated in an exchange program. In the winter months, Ballweg improved a little on cross-country skis, but Moubry regressed. And then there was the major activity . . . EATING! Who can forget those fabulous gummi bears? French Club was really into a lot this year. There was the pic- nic, a la rancaise with cheese, bread, and grape juice. Who can forget the famous ugormet cuisine bake sales, including a new twist of yogurt and bagels? There was a slide show of Tour de Bretagne on bicycles with a side trip to Paris. How about the annual folk festival in Milwaukee? Of course, the lan- guage teachers got disoriented in the crowds. but loyal students came to the rescue. Future plans include a ski trip. Since French Club can't afford the Alps, they'll have to substitute Blackhawk. Moneymaking activities such bake sales, a T-shirt sale, and a candy sale highlighted Spanish Club's year. The money was used for the annual foreign language club Christmas party. Re- member those exciting prizes picked out by the club advisors? There were socks! And flashlights! And socks! And flashlights! And even roin ponchosll To celebrate spring, Spanish Club will eat out at a Mexican or Spanish restaurant. Keep your eyes open for those cute waiters! To top it off, two visitors, one from Argentina, and the other from Spain, came to show slides and speak about Spanish-speaking countries. A000 ,....,-nn-f I .gy KA ..t., k German Club. fl. to r.j, HOW 1: L. Hollfelder, P. Pieper, W. Salzmann, M. Moubry, I. Ballweg, K. Hellen- hrand, Frau Gierke fadvisorl. BOW 2: B. Maier, D. Blankenheim, R. Wirth, K. Vogel, R. Wood P Sanftle- hen, I. Ziegler. ROW 3: D. Swiggum, I. Heuer, M. Hartman, G. Niebuhr, I. Hilgers, M. Niebuhr, Ziegler. Schwartz. French Club 44 French Club. fl. to r.I, HOW 1: C. Esser, T. Thiede, Mme. McNown faclvisorj, D. Zingg, A. Cepress, K. Lok- ken, I. Kermicle. HOW 2: S. Malsbary, L. Esser, M. Malsbary, I. Kermicle, K. Eid, K. Bindley, G. Arneson. NOT PICTURED: C. Dillard, K. Backus, E. Coan, I. Malliet. panis Club h - Spanish Club. Il. to r.I, ROW 1: I. Acker, N. Krueger, P. Amaturo, S. Meicher, Sehorita Wampole fadvisorj M. Bellissimo. ROW 2: K. Rogeberg, W. Barry, M. Shaffer, A. Arntsen, D. Post, I. Early, A. Kleinsmith NOT PICTUREDI L. Telander, S. Moynihan, I. Kosminsky, L. Gale. 6 7 'fi' Math Team. Il. to r.I, HOW 1: B. Zander, P. Pieper, C. Williams, T. McDonald, K. Hellen- hrand, Tan See Lim. HOW 2: K. Bindley, A. Lindas, D. Brink, I. Denner, R. Wirth, M. Mouhry, I. Baillweg. M. Mzilshury, M. Guetz- kow, I. Stilen. HOW 3: I. Kermicle, I. Early, I, Kuehn, M. Eclelstein, I. Mrochek, T. Dowling, R. Buechner, M. Luetschwziger, I. Thiel, R. Lackore, R. Duhmen, D. Tesch, K. Pluim. NOT PICTUHEDI C. Block, S. Brown, I. Brumm, K. Burcar, D. Douthitt, H. Halverson, B. Lasecki, R. Schea, A. Sharp. Club advisors are Ierry Mrochek frightI, Al Demmin tfzir rightj. hiiw- X? QNX if This year's thinkers enjoyed such exciting mo- Varsity one, Ieff's perfect scores Uohns not so good ments as getting lost at LaFollette High, noisy bus rides oneIg and, of course, their valiant but fruitless attempts to and strangely quiet bus rides from the meets, a sec- at recruiting cheerleaders. ond place finish for IV team one, a fourth place for E tit EQHWDBL GH YL-I ftltllltltllllllfll on an 4 in. The Medical Related Career Club is a service-related organization whose goal is to learn more about medical-related ca- reers. Some members have received their Red Cross First Aid Certificates and have studied CPR. They volunteered their ser- vices at the bloodmobile in Middleton. Other activities included a trip to Memorial High Career Center to study career require- ments in their chosen fields and a tour of the MATC facilities for medical-related studies. Medical Related Career Club. ll. to r.I, Veronica Weber tadvisorl. D. Dischler, I. Mier, C. Nolden, M. McDonald, T. McDonald, N. Cray. 0 0 JJ -r Chess Club. tl. to r.I, SEATED: K. Burcar, I. Manzo. M. Mazursky, R. Buechner. STANDING: T. Nomura. A. Sharp, I. Lukas, R. Schea. I. Dur- bin, K. Colbert, D. Carlson, Iay Bruce fadvisorj, C. Arneson. NOT Q ' w 4 - PICTUREDJ K. Morkri, G. Wil- liams, D. Azen, I. Kuehn, R. Smith. The Middleton Chess Club is a member of the Southern Wisconsin Chess Association. The club N sponsors a five-member team to participate in tourna- -Q ments throughout the year. 69 NESS IS THE PRESERVP-.T THDREAU N FFA. fl. to r.j, HOW 1: I. Urben, I. Pertzhorn, N. Maier, S. Hellenbrand, I. Hellenbrand, M. Hellenbrand, L. Lokken. HOW 2: Ron Koci fadvisorj, V. Cushman, N. Ripp, S. Zander, T. Bergman, S. Andreas, L. Hellenbrand, Mary Murphy fadvisorj. BOW 3: B. I-linricks, I. Widmer, W. Harpole, B. Peters, K. Acker, K. Wagner, C. Meier, I. Breunig, D. Buechner, M. Buechner, K. Spahn, M. Roth, T. Hillebrand. As usual, the FFA stepped in and became involved. Of course some people, Ma to be exact, had to take this literally. She stepped into Ito help a student?J the creek . . . up to her neck. Meanwhile, the members were diligently working to clean up the Pheasant Branch Creek. Remember the famous fruit and cheese assembly line? As for the roll- erskating, some members can still feel the results. Koci's Crazy Co-op class received in-school and on-the-job agribusiness train- ing. The FFA showed its style during their basketball and volleyball games. As always, the trip to lag Lake was successful. Favorite events were falling in the lake, canoeing, leadership activities, falling in the lake, vol- leyball, and, you guessed it-fallng in the lake! Chapter members take part in FFA week activities, State FFA Convention, Dis- trict Leadership Conference, Farm Forum, judging Team Contests and various con- servation projects in the county and state. 4-Q . .. Tl F7 X AQEF ' . '- 332 .flbgryf bmw rfFk'f.f: gi? -ffm? tb,- L J! . f 2,4 .eo.,rf.,, 10, , 9 X A f 5 Q 5,11 f I 5 wi-greg' s. fill I Saul . creek OTM dealt lh la lY E? AJ ds' PBM FBLA has had a busy year. What can be more inviting than the smell of popcorn on Tuesday afternoons? Remember the crazy trip to Iowa? five people in a room? and Mr. Relph play- ing pirate at Long Iohn Silvers? This year FBLA will compete in Regionals at LaFollette, State at Green Bay, and the National Convention in New Orleans. The group showed its talent when it went rollerskating and bowling with the FFA. Wouldn't it be possible to at least give a few points for gutter balls? Of course they'll all remember-MILK! I FBLA. ll. to r.I, ROW 1: N. Wagner Ltreasurerl, P. Bueehner Ifund raiserI, S. Helt Isecretaryl. K. Meieher lreporterj, D. Hellenbrand Ivice presidentI, K. Meinholz lpresidentj, K. Meinholz, I. Kalsoheur. ROW 2: A. Eisner. E. Kostetzki, I. Spahn, D. Warner. B. Roth, D, Bueehner. M. Kuehn, I. Klubertanz, Dan Relph ladvisorI. HOW 3: B. Bowersock, K. Aeker, I. Doe, D. Hellenbrand, C. Shelbrack, D. Hellenbrand, N. Meinholz. Linda Tuffree ladvisorj. NOT PICTUHHD: B. Meinholz, T. Helleckson, I. Bowar. 71 i 5 l l x HIIIIUQI ff' trapped underground Xl X1 Annual Staff. tl, to r.j, HOW 1: Bill Hamilton jsports editorj, Kathy Wilken, Tom Linley tadvisorj, Bev Bonge jasst. advisorj. ROW 2: Steve Ehlke, Amy Lindas, Debbie Post, Mary jo Moubry, janet Ballweg feditorj, jeanne Heindel, Lisa Gale, Karen Wilken. ROW 3: jim Maher, jeff Brezovar, Mary Hartman, julie Schwartz, john Kuehn. NOT PICTURED: Fred Ballweg, Tom Hanson. 72 Annual Photographic Division. fl. to r.j, ROW 1: Tris Sieb fin ovenj, Andy Sharp, Tom Peter- son. ROW 2: Rob Maher, Mark Edelstein, Doug Swiggum. NOT PICTURED: Kurt Brink. W, -.Q - 1. 'ffff ,, 55' . f. t X ,.+w' : ..,k tk K V -,L . , 'Y f N .I 5 1 J'- .Q xg-' 5 '55 rg Eirsffig rin fi' f' ' T 'f i-il::f' Rumor has it that the Annual Staff was last seen in the pit trying to find their way back to reality. Although they had some tense mo- ments, such as the mad race to the Hilldale post office, there were some fascinating extracurricular activities to help maintain the staff's insanity. Ieff provided the staff with his 101 interpretations of Hello Dolly! While, at the same time, the 1979 BELCH-OFF was being held. Food played an important role in the success of the staff's perfor- mance. Meetings usually began with Bill's entrance of I'm hungry. Who's going to get something to eat? and ended with Bonge's trips to McDonald's fwhere the now extinct cherry pie contained an aver- age of three cherriesj or to Ioey's Deli fhome of the infamous re-ap- pearing sausagej. Mona and MI sang their way to fame while Wiggy made her bid for the artist of the year. The photographers managed to endure through Tris' attacks of Suesutteritis and Rob's BIC OFF!! Thursday night orgies in the darkroom provided the well-deserved moments of relaxation for the notorious flashers All in all, the year came to a frezied close as deadline fever spread through the staff. At last report, head honcho Linley was headed for his new resi- dence in Mendota we hope he recovers. 73 AFS Club was involved with many activities. They held their annual pizza sale this fall and raised money for the American Field Students. With the help of willing volunteers, the club was able to create hundreds of delicious pizzas. Also, this fall Mary Lasecki returned home after spending a year in Spain and told the AFS Club about her many experiences abroad. In Ianuary Deb Zingg left for a stay in New Zealand. 74 nl 'I W1 N431 + wi AFS Club. ll. to r.J. BOW 1: A. Lindas, I. Iohnson, A. Arnsten. BOW 2: Tan See Lim, Rhonda Wampole fadvisorj, Luis Carlos Marques. lWe're small but growin'!!!1 The Steinhoff family hosts the AFS student from Brazil, members of the family-fl. to r.l, HOW 1: Bev and Neal. BOW 2: Paul, Mark, Lu, Iohn and Tom. Our exchange students See Lim and Lu are both Seniors at Middleton. See Lim is from Malaysia. He is very interested in science and math and is on the Varsity Math Team. Lu is from Brazil. I-Ie enjoys people and is in AFS to get to know people and their language bet- ter. In the fall Lu was on the Varsity Volleyball Team and at the end of the season was honored with the most valuable player award. Tan See Lim stays with the Mayo family-fl. to rj, Nancy, Don. See Lim, Curt and Tim. 75 The Distributive Education program and DECA Club have been very busy this year In February Middleton Mayor Dan Ramsey signed a proclamation officially decl arlng DECA week District competition went very well at UW Whitewater and also at the State competition which was held at the Olympia Hotel Resort in Oconomowoc National competition was held in Houston Texas this year DECA organized a successful canned food drive once again this year held a Iob interview at West Towne Mall in Ianuary and participated in the Career Expo which was also held at West Towne At the Career Expo each pro spective Co op student spent a day at a business learning about its operation and management 1 N DEGA Club. Il. to rj, ROW1: G. Gibbons, S. Boehmke, I. Anvoots, L. Busch, P. Diebold, L. Black, L. Denson, I. Renz. HOW 2: Sue Lau- fenberg Iadvisorj, T. Utter, B. Sakrison, I. Diebold, I. Kuehn Ipresidentj, I. McGhee Ivice president of civic activitiesj, I. Pierstorff Ivice president of social activitiesj, C. Schuchardt, K. Walsh. HOW 3: R. Swingen, T. Weber, E. Essert, M. Frisch, H. Acker, I. Geller, C. El- liott, I. Daleo, S. Andreas, K. Acker, E. Lawrence, L. Lukas, T. Landgraf, D, Gillitzer. HOW 4: M. Ripp, D. Shultz, D. Schwartz, W. Nie- muth, L. Richgels, V. Topp, T. Frederick, C. VonBehren, T. Angell, I. Herwig. HOW 5: G. Boehnen, I. Schulenberg, S. Ballweg, I. Brezo- var, T. Pearce, D. Wirth, T. Weger, G. Ward, I. VonBehren, I. Hansen, B. Thornton. OFFICERS NOT PICTURED: C. Brown Ivice president of publicityj, G. Shultz Ivice president of financej. .Mir , Mfpf LM2 1 ZZQZMM f2LQi49...... I-wlghi .3 K T ki ZZ? f 7 , V, .QW wig leaders. flop, l. to rj, HOW 1: C Blomquist, I. Puls, P. Funck HOW 2: G. Zander, D. Acker. IV Football Cheerleaders fmiddle, l. to r.j, HOW 1: C. Es- ser, T. Hawkos. ROW 2: C Henning, B. Havel, P. Dahmen, S. Sutter, P. Esser. ROW 3: C Felland. Varsity Football Cheerleaders fbottom, l. to rj, ROW 1: R. I ' Fisher. HOW 2: I. Ciebell, C Black, S. Sutter, D. Amans ROW 3: D. Woodlee, C. Hellen- brand. HOW 4: R. Krahn. Freshmen Football Cheer- W 2 LJ, 77 C , t f A ,. ., Q ., Vfply 1 J, 3' fl H 1' ,fr -r fn: K 1 . ,iff fi .4 , ,f ,3 23.2 is gl I L ., 4. , L ga L ff f,,,y,i.e,.g .a -e , Q 1. ,ffl -1+ new f a W- I Aw-. f-U.,'f- was .f .5 5,1 .V , . , T, verve, ., .W T , rn X ' ,V J . A 4 CV 4. , ,Q V. F if. M, i, ,1 . .f 'A ' J 4' If I ' X . ',-' f .f',.'.f it .Eff t' T141 Q- f vi ' s , L -'wp Q, A ' J . , I.. fl f V f V, V I' af' f y I' ff fy .. at .1 , .T ,f 1 I C. --if ' fe' if ,- 3' E4 .ff 4' Q Lf' '3 i ' r , 1- fe ' Q Wai' V + J' .1.,Q,f l I 4 fi ,g . 4 , ' T 5 5 !..'fl 'i f ' 1' 1 ' ff' tc ' .4 Q., L ' ' Ki I I fr l gi , I f 'Te . I W I l :v,.f YL, l The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. ftop to bottom, l. to r.j: S. Schmelzer, D. Woodlee, W. Griffin, C. Black, R. Fischer, C. Hellenbrand. L 0 0 V S Cp O TJ U t t 'll it T 9 . OOO J s - U on 3, it . - . The IV Basketball Cheerleaders. ftop to bottom, 1. to r.j: C. Esser, I. Duesler, C. Zander, P. Esser, C. Henning. The Freshmen Basketball Cheerleaders. ftop to bottom, l. to r.J: C. Blomquist, I. Hoffma n, G. Zander, P. Funck D Acker fxdS95y,UgffyjOjfjWwgvf?j5'jy Q l gjyj LP MQMW fr QJTQQQWPWT 433' K5MXQQWvCLfWVVX' 1 f W MvQ9lQ'x!JpiwWb Wofkg , pr Wok Qi WE MQUJWZAMN W ww ggi JQNGJNL The Varsit rest in eerleaders. ftop to bottomj: I. Kluber anz, C. f McGill, I. Daleo. ye' 0 'Egan ef' ' V The Freshmen Wrestling Cheerleaders. fl. .j: M. A - sfield, K. Patenaude, R. Stewart. NOT PICTUHED: S. Hagen. X OWN fxjfwvx VWIC.. R ll F SXNJU X W 7,, ,, 1-Qs, YQ Ng , fn 4 'x X jx r I1 . K !m:':1!,' A V 6 'QR N Q., W -n fvwf x f When Ski Club thinks snow, someone up there listens. Record snowfalls made for ex- cellent skiing conditions, and Ski Club mem- bers couldn't have been happier. During Ianu- ary and February, Middleton's skiers headed for the slopes at Devil's Head and Winter- green. The peak of the season was the trip to Michigan in the middle of February. Who knows? We may have future Olympic cham- pions in our midst. mt' :NRS 1 l 1 5 I ' . N P L.- 'Q L f Q 'i E - 4 F I . 3 3 3 Ll 3' Q ' ' e Symphony Orchestra. fl. to r.I, HOW 1: N. Krueger, M. Haugen, K. Cunningham, M. Bellissimo. I. Bauman, K. Kenber, 1. R. Krahn, N. Koberle, I. Thiel, M. Harris, R. Writh. ROW 2: L. Schea, R. Schea, B. Feist, I. Daleo. L. Gale, K. 3' S. Schmelzer, T. Baitinger, T. Dowling, I. Baer, P. Bissett, A. Sharp. ROW 5: S. Ehlke, T. Sieb, R. Maher, D. Faust, T. , I Maher, I. Schmidt, P. Sanftleben, S. Feller, R. Lackore, I. Early. BOW 4: M. Sherwood, T. Brieske, T. Pearce, C. Cox, I ' S. Schmelzer, T. Baitinger, T. Dowling, I. Baer, P. Bissett, A. Sharp. HOW 5: S. Ehgke, T. Sieb, R, Maher, D. Faust, T. Peterson, B. Ladd, K. Brink, B. Riesch, L. Linley, T. Helleckson, M. Rainey. NOT PICTURED: P. Arntsen. I 211353 . Beginners Band. fl. to r.l, HOW1: L. Marques, M. Laufenberg, C. Legris, M. Kaskowski, I. Maly. HOW 2: Yu Schwuli, A. Ellefson, M. Brown, K. Laufenberg, D. Schmidt, A. Chris- tianson. ROW 3: D. Laufenberg, I. Denner, C. Meinholz, T. Peterson, L. Meinholz, M. Schmitz, Vern Pie- per fdirectorl, A. Adler, S. Shields. -4113 Varsity Band. fl. to rj, ROW 1: K. Quackenbush, M. Huitt, G. Zander, L. Lawson, L. Wendel, D. Sommers. ROW 2: T. Thomas, E. Rogers, M. Knight, A. Voss, M. Davis, I. Falkenstein, I. Hoffmann, D. Gall. HOW 3: I. Esser, M. Davis. T. Thoman, P. Post, M. Rainey, E, Lovell, I. Bischoff, I. Simon, L. Stillman, M. Marking. BOW 4: H. Zander, S. Schubert, I. Esser, T. Sieb, D. Wise, A. Ottelien, M. Clauss, Iayne Pike ldirectorj, Vern Pieper ldirectorj. HOW 5: E. Lawson, B. Ostra- nder, M. Luthanen, M. Cutlip, M. Parr, B. Bowersock, D. Sarhacker, A. Schmitz, S. Neale, C. Riewe, P. Pieper, K. Doesen. 83 SSN NMR ' ' Symphonic Band. fl. to r.I, HOW ' 1: D. Champagne, M. Mack, C. Garfoot, L. Busch, L. Helt, N. Koberle. ROW 2: B. Dahmen, C. Kopp, T. Cushman, L. Dohm, M. Silvia, W. Fowell, D. Hinrichs. ROW 3: T. Hinrichs, S. Spencer, L. Peterson, I. Feiler, B. Miller, L. Nolden, B. Kesley, Mr. Pieper. ROW 4: T. Hawkos, M. Krae- mer, S. Klubertanz, R. Lukas, S. Schara, I. Douglas, W. Niemuth, S. Robinson. NOT PICTURED: P. Fowell, D. Raemish. 0 o - Concert Band. fl. to r.I, ROW 1: Mr. Pieper, K. Krahn, I. Bischoff, G. Gibbons, K. Burcar, I. Bauman, K. Cunningham, L. Gale, D. Cooley ROW 2: I. Ladd, B. Butcher, S. Hottmann, M. Rainey, B. Riddle, I. Bybee, I. Early, P. Boison, L. Ostrander. HOW 3: T. Mayo, D. Schu- mann, D. Laufenberg, M. Finke, C. Black, A. Neperud, S. Feller, M. Frank, L. Kampe, I. Howman, K. Middleton. ROW 4: C. Zander, M Schlimgen, P. Costanzo, G. Ballweg, I. Heindel, A. Knezevic, K. Hiteman, I. Pliner, I. Krause, S. DeY0ung, D. Hanna, D. Maki. HOW 5 M. Bellissimo, B. Ladd, C. Kelly, I. Simon, C. Gavol, I. Kermicle, D. Brink, S. Schmelzer, I. Thiel, D. Post, T. Peterson. ROW 6: B. Ziegler S. Paske, K. Wilken, R. Dahmen, G. Stillman, P. Hady, R. Fisher, S, Spellman, Y. Champagne, G. Giese, R. Peters. BOW 7: M. Harris, C Sarbacker, D. Levy, T. Baitinger, A. Sharp, K. Kurtz, L. Linley, C. Gale, I. Iohnson, R. Laufenberg. HOW 8: K. Brink, T. Hanson, T. Sieb A. Cook, P. Lippert, I. Schwartz, A. Schlimgen, T. Dowling, T. Helleckson, B. Hamilton, I. Larson. R. Hlavacka, D. Pillar, N. Wirth. T 5 55555 553 ' 'f -4-... -r M' W - ,...-W.m-fn Q . ......-.N-,....f hge' 5 ,, - ...amd Stage Band. fl. to rj, HOW 1: Y. Champagne, I. Larson, S. DeYoung, C. Gale, S. Paske. ROW 2: R. Krahn, T. Sieb, M. Rainey, R. Dahmen. HOW 3: T. Peterson, T. Bellissimo, K. Brink, Vern Pieper fdirectorj. .f.f4Z1efjfQf0, aw .ff .Jfjlfff 'Ek ' am' vii? X . 35, M '1' 2 B HS Q? X' - - ,,, . m.,,., Neg, f rf ., Q' GX wfggvx ff Q QDTQR N V50 aaa . - - 9 Tm?'J :fir .J Q , . A 11 A l K-.K Freshmen Choir. ll. to r.I, ROW 1: I. Woodlee, I. Hoffman, L. Wing, C. Link, A. Dewoskin, I. Puls, I. Bischoff, A. Arntsen, I Esser, K. Colletti, P. Welda, T. Thomas, C. Zander, D. Acker, A. Brandt, A. Cimino. HOW 2: Iayne Pike fdirectorl, R. Ball, M MCNier, M. Duren, S. Stotts, I. Widmer, C. Blomquist, M. Brooks, R. Lang, P. Sedlmayr, I. Strickert, T. Reeve, N. Hetzel, M. Huitt K. Runk, A. Smith. ROW 3: T. Poehlman, C. Van Ruth, D. Gausmann, T. Brieske, I. Herkert, S. Carlson, A. Swanson, D. Sarbacker T. Brunner, I. McCann, B. Bauman, D. Ziegler, P. Hellenbrand, S. Dooken, H. Clarke, D. Dresen. BOW 4: L. Hanson, R. Reisdorf M. Tolzmann, I. Maynard, I. Padgham, C. Niebuhr, K. Brunner, F. Ballweg, D. Pawlisch, I. Wirth, S. McDonald, M. Marking, I Mabis, Bob Mirshak fdirectorj. neon-gigs. iw .QrlOO0U 0 fi ' 41 M fest Treble Clef. fl. to r.I, HOW1: L. Telander, I. Brumm, S. Brown, C. Felland, P. Rogers, P. Esser, M. Kuehn. HOW 2: B. Shelbrack, P. Elver, M. Laufenberg, C. Cutrell, M. Peck, C. Henning. ROW 3: N. Ripp. K. Morkri, D. Cuetzkow, M. Hartman, K. Plien, N. Kalscheuer. ROW 4: K. Kalscheur, L. Westphal, C. Hellenbrand, L. Moseng, C. Shelbrack, R. Cashwell, Bob Mirshak fdirectorj. I fj ie. :Uuuuuf-1 U'--' 'gf' DD E ' Chorale. fl. to r.I, ROW 1: B. Riesch, D. O'Neil, W. Fowell, B. Sherwood, T. Hanson, B. Nonn, I. Palmer, I. Mier, I. Mabis. BOW 2: S. Blucher, C. Haberland, M. Noll, I. Meier, D. Sedlmayr, S. Schmidt, I. Swiggum, D. Scherschel, D. Rasmussen, B. Austin, L. Smolker, D. Wood, P. Costanzo, P. Conklin. HOW 3: L. Martin, D. Blucher, D. Brink, L. Linley, S. D'Orazio, I. Ziegler, D. Rowe, M. Sherwood, M. Kraemer, H. Ellis, D. Hanna, K. Wilken, B. Zander, M. May. HOW 4: Iayne Pike ldirectorl, B. Collins, C. Palmer, I. Duesler, I. Ohlrogge, D. Edington, I. Bilek, I. Foss, M. Emerson, I. Kampschoer, S. Criffen, K. Morrow, C. Kopp, T. Parisi. 87 Wvanfvwnn 000000686 6 A ,Q Lx ,QQ-v:9QNy+Q,Qy E n- .TQIYIVQQOQ lv-.v,1sLQQ:4?, : ,Q:?:? 'W M I ky Vhkyy W , VAVV wh, W i,,,,M,,, ,. ,,, .,,, 0'-0 ' Concert Choir. fl. io r.I, ROW 1: R. Wirth, I. Bauman, K. Meicher, M. Sohoepp, T. Link, C. Sarhacker, S. Dillett, I. Stark, S. Keller, M. Ripp, S. Schmelzer, M. Kenney, L. Black, C. Zander, K. Blanda, K. Welda, R. Krahn. BOW 2: K. Conklin. I. Lundey, D. Schumann, T. McDonald, I. Schwartz, V. Niesen, K. Cunningham, C. Cox, I. Mackey, I. Lystad, L. Westphal, P. Elver, C. Cale, C. Esser. K. Colletti, I. Ciebell, L. Wood. ROW 3: H. Halverson, R. Maher, T. Baitinger, R. Sweeney, A. Sharp, P. Motiff, I. Kuehn, I. Minor, C. Owensby, T. Hanson, F. Volker, M. Owensby, L. Esser, I. Maynard. HOW 4: I. Brezovar, M. Mutter, I. Padgham, D. Niesen. I. Maher, M. Brooks, D. Swiggum, R. Hellenbrand, B. Hellenbrand, N. Wirth, D. Tesoh, T. Mayo, I. Ziegler. NOT PICTURED: D. McDermid, B. Farrell, L. Esser S. Cannon, L. Desparte, I. Solner, M. Flanagan, C. Iohnson, M. Rowe, D. Cundlzich, R. Dahmen, D. Iackson, L. Iackson, I. Schmidt, T. Thiede. v P, : I 'LS .- I A 'V I E3 I 88 N If ff I I If 4 I SSN. E '- CS P: Chamber Singers. fl. to r.I, HOW 1: Iayne Pike Idirectorj, D. Sed- lmayr, I. Stark, I. Bischoff, L. Dcspartc, C. Zander. HOW 2: S. Dillett, D. Iackson, I. Ziegler, T. Brieske, S. McDonald, D. Zieg- ler, C. Cale. HOW 3: V. Niesen, P. Elver, R. Dahmen, D. Eding- ton, M. Marking, I, Padgham, D. Hanna, D. Schumann. '! 1 as .5 ,, 1 , x r kj, ' ATX-jx I ,XL AXQA VJANN ,U ,N Q VX? ,JI kia? A U6 '.X,,iv X501 g 2' Choraliers. Il. to r.I, ROW 1: M. Mutter, L. Esser, S. Schmelzer, I. Brezovar, D. McDermid, I. Ciebel, A. Sharp, M. Schoepp, K. Cunningham, C. Owensby, I. Bauman, R. Maher, K. Meicher, P. Motiff. HOW 2: T. Baitinger, K. Blanda, M. Owenshy, I. Lundey, L. Westphal, I. Mackey, C. Iohnson, I. Maher, I. Maynard. HOW 3: N. Wirth, M. Ripp, T. Hanson, T. Link, D. Swig- gum, L. Black, M. Brooks. x, I D X I U UKJCIUJ I X I WJ XLRSD' ' X Q QC N' WW PU' ff ' I ' I SXSW .. IL' , Lg ' is I xii :V I SEP EI G ,L ix Jw L., X X gf Cs me ie , Lf Q . N SK' RX 6' :X X975 I-W U V Xkiiii' Jn I Mgt? RX I x?AQXI,X3lL5I15 X ' M HTEEUH Hllll ,M Lmf .f K' ' f 90 WM- wr aimosr ms juniorg ? I hop!- TJ. UF cm w.-W., -that new ear l I I is as Fused 35 Wi! '?ou'N hqvzf fb HGV! Anqhg Plfg' mqgsnf, I . as- Q-w.s5M' 3 I'lI and 'dau 4+ 'win we. 5 'F' 0 4 ' f FACULTY A QL, fmmm ETAFF , , , i 1 if Doris Schroeder-Assistant Principal Iames Stillman-Principal S2 Dennis Wicklund-Assistant Principal Marvin D1-:Young-Assistant Principal ,W Q Sl udeni Sounding Board rank ll HOW 1: Glenn Pavia, Ieff Caplan, jim Stillman fprincipalj. HOW 2: Ieff Bybee, Carolyn Henning, Diane Warner, Chris Hartoonian, Coleen Legris. BOW 3: Cale Meyer fadvi- sorl, Dennis Tesch, Barb Havel, Yohann Champagne, Peggy Smith. NOT PICTUBED: Ion Padgham. Q oredh oi Education Q 1 a l l i I a. Board of Education. fl. to r.l, HOW 1: Lee Swanson, lim Ripp, Barbara Carlson, Hoyt Halverson. BOW 2: Ralph Neale fsuper- intendentj, Ben Benson, Ed Murphy, Barbara Iensen, Lynn Ansfield, Ralph Larson, Stan Woods. - Edna Aeschliman: Food Service. Mike Austad: Biology, Lu Baitinger: IMC. Sue Barteliz Speciul Education. Vaughn Bender: Custodian. Beverly Bongo: English Survey, English Comp. Beverly Bonge: Asst. Yearbook Advisor. Patty Brill: lntro. Soc. Studies, Women Am. Soc. Christina Brodey: Dru wing Skills, Cerumics I, if Z 'IKM 4 q,q L I 4 ng I We 5 2 ii: 1 n , L PICTURE p4oT AVAILABLE 5 El 345 X . lay Bruce: Applied Moth, Algebru l. . Ronald Brunner: Custodian. . Richard Christensen: Geometry, Busic Al- gcbru l. Eunice Christianson: Food Service, Legertha Champagne: Supervision Aide. . Lee Clingan: Accounting, Off. Mach., Typing I und ll, Recordkpg. Gregg Cramer: English Survey, English Skills. Student Support. Iames Croxson: Music Survey, Orchestra-Be ginning, Symphonic, Concert, Eileen Crubaugh: Food Service. 95 Mary Dahmen: Clerir:al!Sccretary, Al Demmin: Algebra l. Anal. Geometry, Trig., Elem. Functions. Mary Ellen Detert: Algebra l and ll, Rhonda Dix: Drawing Skills, 3-D Art l. Arthur Donisch: Drama Lit., journalism, Engl. - A Survey, Oral Comm. Tad Dunn: U.S. Geog., West Civ., Asia, Rec. Am. Hist. Nancy Dwornik: Spanish lV. Charles Eilberz Title IVC. Duane Ellerz Woodworking l, Machine Wood N if W2 .4 W1 ' EIB 345 . Mary Else: Phys. Ed. , Harlan Englerth: Biology, Adv. Biology, Chemistry. . lim Folz: Custodian. . Gail Garland: Spanish I and V. . jerry Gerickc: Custodian, . Carla Gierke: German I, II, III, and IV. . Nancy Gloe: IMC. . Ken Haak: U.S. History, Intro. Soc., Asia Economics. . Cindy Hacker: English. Z QL-L Nj .. f - is ,L Ya, Linda Hall: Clerir:al!Sccretary. Mary Ann Harker: Intro Math, Geometry. Ioan Hawkos: Clothing, Food, Creat, SL, Adv. Fashion. Tom Hawkos: Machine Woodworking, lndus- trial Woodworking. Carol Hellenbraml: Cl0rical!Secretory, Karen Hellenbrand: Teacher Aide, Larry Henderson: General Science, Algebra l Mary Hennen: Speciol Education. Iacklyn Heuer: Food Service. ,sun U! ref fi ,gjf i 1-:W d . ll alfa X wk A-. A. ,N LY . f , 1 2 ll 345 ,pdf an 5? Tom Iohnson: Cont. Soc. Pr., Intro Soc., Sem Soc. St. Marcia Kartman: Clerical!Secretary. Betty Keeney: Family Liv., Explor. Child, You and Your S, Inter. Des., Food. Ron Koci: Horse Mgt., Animal Sci., Ag. Mgt., Ag. Co-op, Dairy Beef. Mark Kolan: Guidance. Ike Lanz: Industrial Plastics I and II. Sue Laufenberg: Advertising, Retail Mdse., Market Mgt., Sales, Market Co-op, Intro Market. Elsa Lawrence: English Lit., Survey, Comp. Ioan Leannah: Engl. Lit., Engl. Survey, De bate, Poetry. 4' . l i C R l g li ff, ll , 1' 7 . rs! '- Earl Lochner: Dist. Curr., Intro Math, Algebra Gerhard Luetschwagerz Physics, Chemistry Ted Lundey: Off. fob Tr., Accounting, Co-op Typing HI, Bus. Off. Practice Mitzi MacGowan: Read. St. Sk. Dev. Head ing, Crit. Reading. Ruth Marion: Exploring Childhood, Student Support. Steve Martin: Wild and Crazy l and ll, Intro. to King Tutanl-zhamun. Iulie Mathison: Clerical!Secretary. Billy Maybee: Custodian. Fran McGuire: English Survey, Lit., and .i 'NMR wsww gs fx.. . 345 Comp. J.. . . ..,,, 9 5 x 95.2 lr' tt F l ' . :.55f3gl Q .wks M..-qui .fa-su-mug' 9' f 1 HIE awww Q S -qv' lim McKee: Custodian. Adonis McLain: Ceramics I and II, Adv. Ce- ramics I and II. Hope McNown: French I, II, III, IV, and V. Gale Meyer: Guidance. Robert Mirshak: Choirs-Freshmen, Treble Clef, Concert. Bill Mitchell: Oral Comm., Acting Techniques. Maribeth Mohan: Adv, Comp. I and II. English Lit. Ierry Mrochek: Geometry, Probability. Mary Murphy: Nat. Res. Mgt., Ag Farm Mgt., Horticulture, Adv, Nat. Res. 5. 74 F- Y isiziigggimii 1 Barbara Nash: Phys. Ed Diane Nason: Title lVf Harry Nielsen: Arch. Drawing, Mech. Draw ing, General Metals Kate Noble: Clerieal!Seeretary. Glenn Nording: Driver Education. Freda Ostermeyer: Food Service, Vern Pieper: Bands-Varsity, Concert, Begin- ners, Symphonic. Iayne Pike: Chorale, Intern. Linda Plumer: Clerical!Seeretary. 'aw' 345 EIB! 345 L i T 'N' in-ua' 3 91251, fi ' Hg 5 - Y ,mv Q' 4 i Marguerite Rawles: Typing l and ll, Short- hand, Recordkeeping. Dan Relph: Typing l and ll, Career Explor You and Your 5, Basic Business. Bernice Rongstad: Biology. Ierry Salo: Intro SOC., You and Your S. Ian Sarbacker: Library Aide. Dick Sarbacker: Phys. Ed, Gary Sater: Psychologist. Russell Shaub: Special Education. Tim Shekey: AV Aide. MACHO MAN!!!! Ms. Clingon in hor Sunday best PIG POWERFYU 4 39 and hfilding! School Casanova Gd H7 , g Dr. lookyl and Mr. Hydu N Do you understand now? th olighjf Sffdn Q tal 7 5 1 ar- .CJ :Q ww f 4 fri, ,,,n4 nv What's wrong with my tics? 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Andy Swanson Scott Swingen Laura Tallard Steve Tallard Anita Taylor Chris Thiel Ty Thoman Theresa Thomas Mike Thompson Grant Tolzmann Mike Tolzmann Bob Topp Tracy Utter Iohn VanHaren Georgia Vitense Dawn Von Behren Freshmen Not Pictured Are: Patricia Amaturo Donald Anderson Stewart Angell Brad Chandler Ierry Christianson David Dahmen Timothy Dohm Dale Dresen Kirk Dresen Shawn Dugan Gary Faust David Gausmann Iohn Gerke Dirk Gootjes Kathleen Grob Ieff Hammer Martin Hellenbrand Don Helt David Ziegler Greg Ziegler Regina Hill William Hohlstein Greg Holmes Rhonda Holtz Chris Hood Richard Iohnston Doug Kalscheur Rona Kalscheur Michelle Kaskowski Amanda Kelly Iames Kiilsgaard Todd Knor Vince Kruchten Lynn Lawson Terri Lewis Iohn Mabis Scott McGrath Iulia Mohs Chris Mulac Michael Needham Ann Ottelien Shawn Paar Iames Rabyor Michael Schmitz Elizabeth Schubert Connie Schulenburg Scott Sheilds Donna Small Bobby Stough Iacqueline Strickert Thomas Swadley Dan Walsh Ioseph Warhus Simon Wilkes David Wirth Thomas Wirth Todd Yates Fenfan Yu Ioan Zander Ann Voss Gary Wagner Mark Walkowski Iulie Wallin Dave Warner Brendan Weiss Polly Welda Dawn Wells Maria Wells Lisa Wendel Oscar Wendt Maureen Westphal Iill Widmer Greg Williams Lori Wing lack Wirth Owen Wirts Dawn Wise Sandy Wood Iennifer Woodlee Gwen Zander Helen Zander Todd Zander Diane Zentner ,- Sophomore Class Of- ficers. fl. to rj: Kris Beekman Qtreasurerj, Carolyn Henning lpresidentj, Iill Malliet fviee presidentj, Patty Esser fsecretaryj, Karen Aeker Kevin Aoker Linda Acker Nancy Acker Sue Andreas Gene Arneson lim Asplin Bobby Austin Dave Azen Ieff Baer Tom Baitinger Steve Ballweg Wende Barry Kris Beekman Diana Bergeman Diane Blankenheim Susie Blucher Paul Boisen Bob Bowersoek Kathy Brabender lim Brewer Dana Brink Susan Brown Betty Buekmaster 122 SUPHGMGRES X , f .fwfin -M, 'V fkmlh if X .,.i.... . 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Iohnson Iulie M. Iohnson Dean Kalscheur Kurtis Kleven Edward Knor Todd Krattiger Donald Kruchten Ieffrey Lanham Ieffrey Larson Allan Laufenberg Michael Lawson Michael Maier Terry Maier Daniel Maki Michael McDermott Steven Meritt Iana Meyers William Michels Glen Miller lack Miller Michael Miller Toshi Nomura Marcel Nonn Robert Nonn Scott O'De1l Eric Padrutt Scott Pedracine Gary Racek Bruce Ramsden Craig Reisdorf Ruth Renz Ieanette Roessler Stephen Schara Darrell Scherschel Andy Schmitz Annette Simon Marjorie Simon Alan Statz Iohn Statz Richard Thayer Cary Von Behren Ion Von Behren Donald Waldrop Gregory Ward Timothy Weger Lorraine Willey Thomas Zander Susanne Zanglein fr X ,A . 'fb Nm.. its-f N W if if at xx f' 'W Lf,,,f if k ff ,WL ,, P Z9 KX ll iN l ff' im f I x. L 'Yin C W ,M 'Jiffy , x 'x 1 ' Q ,,, Q' '4 K l ' if lf? 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IISSIBIIHIIIIEEIIJ U5 E.. Torn: w4Lsn+ Cue:-bm,1I -Pun? Qredf gm sins -I-0 mis I 'Phase Rm exe. 5. wen-fhems Qll-0O..qS +f'i8- and anal:-ni 'Egg well hang Q, good .5u,mme,f Gnd 1'll Pmbonn., S-me you M' p'23-34' I -es, fraud? CU ESQ Alice Acker julie Acker Allan Adler Diane Amans Iody Anvoots Ellen Bachmann Kay Backus janet Ballweg Clifford Bass Thomas Bellissimo Paul Bisseti Kathleen Blanda Deborah Blucher Susan Boehmke Lori Brabender Kurt Brink Ioaline Brumm ,...w'f:f ya.,-fin, Michael Buechner Phyllis Bnechner Lisa Buehl Theresa Busch Yohann Champagne Kimberley Cofield Anne Cook Carrie Cox Iames Coyle Vicki Cushman Donald Dahlk Frances Day Lisa Denson Diana Dischler Patrick Donisch Pamela Elver 145 Elaine Engelbergar Susan Erb Ion Erpenbach james Esser Richard Esser Brian Farrell David Faust jill Faust Rebecca Faust Grant Feist Michael Flanagan Ieffery Foss Steven Fralka Ioseph Friend ,fa N95 ,U ,,,-W--wwf, -H ,,,. W, fi . , 6 an J' l 'ww I if DJ 2 ,,,1g'5f., 37 . 1 . 5 W Q 2 , 'Y 4 44 Suzann Gannon Carol Gavol Nancy Gay Melanie Graham Kara Gray Robert Greaney Debra Guelzkow Daniel Gundlach Laurie Gust Ann Haberland Patrick Hady Hoyt Halverson jeffrey Hanson R. Thomas Hanson Wesley Harpole Margaret Harris Mary Hartman Ann Heaney Thomas Helleckson Deborah Hellenbrand Debra Hellenbrand Ivan Hellenbrand Kay Hellenbrand Lois Hellenbrand Ronald Hellenbrand Sue Halt james Hensen Bruce Hilde-wig Francis Hill 148 1 qf '-.K Swanee, how l love ya, how I love ya . . . NV ,fb Aulv FH K 1 if ' ja.. ww W' Q.f'Nr.9 , ,. ,. 'K'1' t ' if Z Z , WZ?, ,,,, k,, A www m,, ,k,.L 15 -'IRNA V, W' 'fir We , . R I 661-99 Qmaf' , ,,.,A if , i-'rf' wsfnn j tbbxg if VL! fv A04 V ff' 59 46 is LOA!- 0 enter Class it C8113 THE WHITE HOUSE wnuusnrns October 27, 1978 Dear Mr. Erpenbach: The President has asked me to thank you tor your kind invitation to participate in your graduation exercises. Most regrettably, it will not be possible For him to 1 t b ith p an o e H you on this important occasion. He wants you and your classmates to know, though, how much he appreciates your thoughtfulness. He sends his very best wishes upon your graduation and for the years ahead. Sincerely, 1:45 Fran Voorde Deputy Appointm nts eeretary A k gy: V u , 5. ,W E311 4,516 QPQI gb, CESEA ps,- The Class of '79 wishes to thank its advisors-Mr. Mro- chek and Mr. Zirk--for their devoted time and patience throughout these past four years. William Hinrichs Stephen Holmquest Steven Hottmann Laura jackson Donna Ienness Ieff Iensen Craig johnson Erik Johnson Michelle Iolin Darlene Kalscheur lean Kalscheur Kathleen Kalscheur Quentin Kalscheur William Kalscheur Gregory Kam Scott Kelly james Kjorlie 150 9. r f 'Hi U., Ann Kleinsmith Danette Klemens Nancy Koberle Rose Koenig Nancy Kraemer Robin Krahn Cynthia Krantz Iames Kuehn I, Roger Lackore Christy Larson Kathy Larson Barbara Lasecki Debra Laufenberg M ary Laufenberg Susan Lehman Mark Liebetrau 5 W Paul Steinhoff- You little devil, you! Sw W' Andy-At the l-till. Roger Lackore-Hiding out Sue Lehman and Laurie Gust-One of their better moods. Mary Hartman, Ianet Ballweg, Invader , and Mary lo Moubry. lim Maher and Iaye Maynard No explanation needed! Hot In-fm?? 25 fy- if v 't W xy, is Senior reincarnation of Pearl Geometry from a different perspective? H arbor, Remember the 007's of MHS? Wally Gator Schulenberg, Quentin Kink Kalscheur, janet Wiggy Ballweg, Bill Feta Peters, Disco Al Adler, Mary Mona Hartman, Kyle Hot Lips Dean, Q- jeff Funky Hanson, Mary Laufty Laufenberg, Rock Sarby Sarbaoker, Tom Kojak Helleckson, David Buckwheat Faust, Debby Dark Hellenbrand, Debby Light Hellenbrand, Mike Swanee Swanson, Mike But Padrutt, jon Wild Erp Erpenbach, Julie Wea- sel NVeiss, Hoyt f'Hoyt Halverson, Mark NubS Nie- buhr, Mike Hingy,' Ringwood. QQ OC C UPIQ 5 Lunch!! I TH PKC' 'film Diane Amans Cindy Krantz-Number one in the side pocket, Hspfme Cadet 153 Tamela Link Dale Lochner Mark Luetschwager Michelle Lukas Ioan Lundey David Luthanen Iulie Lystad Iill Mackey L. james Maher Iudiih Maier Deborah Maki Iacqueline Malliet Maryann Malsbary Luizcarlos Marques William Mash Michael May Iaye Maynard David McDermid if. 'fl' 3 . sfx A iii! S- F ,-: Q Q E M i'lii +5 ! i i ! E ,..l i hhii ik iaii ri,a aaaia i i M i i i ' ' .if 46-Q, do in i I r Theresa McDonald Iames Meicher Ioan Meier Brenda Meinholz Karen Meinholz Kristi Meinholz Rex Meredith Ronald Miller Katherine Morkri Mary Io Moubry Larry Murdock Mark Niebuhr Wendy Niemuth Corinna Niesen David Niesen Cheryl Nolden Iames Nygren Peggy O'Connell james Ohlrogge Michael Padrutt Daniel Paske Donald Pertzborn William Peters Ellen Peterson R. Mark Phillips Iulie Pierstorff Iudine Renz Lisa Richgels Michael Ringwood Kevin Ripp Mary Ripp 3- --s K s.. a 'Q lllg Q 'W 4, 1- S ,-Q IQ! Charles Roessler Ianet Romens Lynn Ross Michael Roth Michael Rowe Steven Rowe Steven Rowley Sarah Sanders Rock Sarbacker Riani Schea Amanda Schlimgen Iudith Schmidt Melinda Schoepp Susan Schubert Walter Schulenberg Dyanne Schumann 157 I Q - , x PM-tri f'Q59Tf.Uf 4,111 nl X X, kfL,,,,,,,2v M , FA'-1 QX 5 KS' :'g,fs ! y 1 can I wi F, may Fa as am ifiilifhzg f : l,T+ , -gm ff , 4 M X ix ,X I . , . ,X 1, J.,-R, X1--A ,Hn Q f C' N 158 gf: fi 6 W-4 5 1? Q x. X R TXX, T Q, 39 A Em ,3 L V f N921 1.-...-L. ll X 1- . ' CT r - ,X + n , f Q 1 5 x . Q 3: - x T yr, . 1 W .,. ,wg , V W fig-b ff? Q9 '11-SQ 7 x-1, t at fA S or , ttc Diane Schwartz Iulie Schwartz 1 Kathleen Schwartz Lori Schwartz Ross Seymour Cynthia Shelbrack Iolene Shukala Charles Simon Marla Simon Margaret Smith Leslie Smolker U Af .. r 575.- 3 ...t 5' AE i .5 ' Q W f 2 slr. nk, F fx l I 3 gig fl L, sl l ffl' 4- 1-in lm X KN 51 jf LJ ,WF 'lil X' 5 E '- ,A c W , 1 K W' I fr, .5 ,, Hr, V ev l : 44 3. 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Iohn Paul I is selected in the shortest conclave in recent history and dies 34 days later Iohn Paul II of Poland becomes the new pontiff breaking the 455 year tradition of Italian popes . . . john Re- volta starts the Disco craze Cleveland, Ohio slides into default Eric and Beth Heiden continue their successes in world speed skating China invades Viet Nam New hopes seen for Mid-East peace Sen. Hubert Humphrey dies of cancer at age 66 . . . A hot air balloon makes it across the Atlantic for the first time . . . S6 million stolen at IFK Airport-largest theft in U.S. history . . . New York Yankees win World Series . . . 25,000 acres of valu- able land destroyed in CalifGrnia fires . . . Lee Dreyfus is elected governor of Wisconsin Pittsburgh wins the Super Bowl . . . the American dollar plunges on the world market Among this year's deaths: Edgar Bergen, Golda Meir, Norman Rockwell, Will Geer, Karl Wallenda, Robert Crane, Iohn and Nelson Rockefeller, Totie Fields, Charles Boyer .. . Marriages: Christina Onassis, Patricia Hearst, Donny Osmond, Princess Caroline Fa- mous celebrities: the Bee Gees, Steve Martin, the Blues Brothers, Billy Ioel . . . TV: Muppets, Mark 8 Mindy, Roots: The Next Generations, Holocaust, Three's Company Movies: Saturday Night Fever, Superman, Grease, Heaven Can Wait, Foul Play, Animal House Toga, toga, toga k at the ev yt 3 ell f' I Sf.Qfjf3'33fI2 fe 'V I9 Otfro yfu ov. 7: Lee S. Dr ,gf eyfus, former Univers ity of Wisconsin-Sfev Q, s,:oQ K bit ens Point chancellor ' C ' fig f Q, X of ,,, t Keio rf . K 5700, W ' et effger ,Q o by , IS elected governor of Wiscor '---Sfafe Journal photo by L. Roger 1 ,900 in fines to the state for 179 12 - Eight West High School students D.C. after running 2,000 miles to raise Cape from 3 Waukesha Cammy ations of nursing home regulations are arrested for possession of mairgu- money for epilepsy. room that ended in 3 Shootout in lbetweenJam:aryandApril,1978. ana. A murder charge against Barbara Son Juno 21, is fmmd guilty 0 fmffmfm ffl? killing Hfiflif' 3- 3980 is counts of first degree murder. Striking railroad workers halt the I3 ln- Nancy Potts, 21, the fiancee of dismissed and she is charged mth kill- Lfs raxl system to 42 states, irr Kenny Ray Heichoff, is reported miss- mg Gerald Davies, a witness against 9 - Five probes plunge tm lg Wisconsin, and then encounter ing, just two days before their planned her in the Berge case. Venus' atmosphere, transmitting al temporary federal court or- marriage. Reichhoff was convicted of to scientists at the NASA Space :ending many of them back to the 1974 murder of two Adams County 18 -- The Wisconsin State Journal pu- ter at Mountain View, C351 men and was acquitted by a second blishes the first in a three part series jury trial in October I9?7. by reporter Anita Clark about a Madi- io -. The University gf wgscor 'ope John Paul I, elected in the son teen-age prostitute and her family. Madjsgn holds its fan Semggter C at conclave in history in August, 14 -- The body of Nancy Potts, 21, is Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif. and four mance-ment exercises at the Um, his sleep after a 3?day reign, found in the trunk of her car in a heav- persons in his party are shot and killed sity Field House, rtest in modern history. ily wooded area just north of Friend- atan airstripin Guyana. ship. t 12 - Dale Cattanach, state Depa Madison teachers' contract expires mem of 'pf-aggpoygagon Secretary, l f at midnight. ' signs to be l I5 M- Madison teachers agree to con- s Wisconsin Student Amocia- t' ' ' ' nsors its first toga party, an estimated 16,000 bed- lx - s ee rants to the field near Lot 50 mue workmg without a contract but teil union leaders they could call a strike if the school district made any changes in th ' elr paychecks or working conditions. come state auditor. Cleveland teeters near bankruptc 14 The Wkconsm Power , '- A and Li .,,,,, Nqny . 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