Park Falls High School - Torch Yearbook (Park Falls, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

Student Life and Organizations .................. 3 Underclassmen ..................... 28 Sports ............................ 42 Faculty Academics ............... 62 Seniors ........................... 70 Advertising ....................... 86 Index ............................ 108 This year's editors were Mary Phillips, Marina Van Keuren, and Jean Peterson. A special thanks goes out to those students who helped with the Torch. They were Laurie and Julie Vuchetich, Neal Zirbel, Dale Van Patten, Bill Fuchs, Robin Hilgart, Brenda Miller, Janice Striegel, Mary Nesja, Jill Johnson, and Peggy Palecek. A very Special thank you to Mr. Busby. Without his help, this book would not have been published. 1 ■ A time to be born, and a time to die a time to plant, and a time to uproot the plant A time to kill, and a time to heal a time to break down, a time to build up A time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance A time to scatter stones, and a time to gather them, a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing A time to seek, and a time to lose a time to keep, and a time to cast away A time to rend, and a time to sew a time to be silent, and a time to speak A time to love, and a time to hate a time of war, and a time of peace. Hist 4m. svi i i-n 3 5 PIECES OF APRIL The 1976 Prom got underway when the class of ’77 and some under- classmen decorated the LHS gym. They did an outstanding job decorat- ing it with panels done in pastels for the sides (which were made by the art students), a real fountain and trees in the center of the floor, and a colorful rainbow over the throne. The finishing touch was made by a white candle on each table. All who attended the prom waited for 10:00 when King Tom Lobermeier and Queen Joanne Gottwald would lead the grand march to the music of the Entertainers from Ironwood. The junior attendants were Jon LaBlanc and Dolly Palecheck; the seniors were Jerry Wocelka and Jayne Neeck; sophomores were Dan Gustafson and Lori Gunderson; freshmen were Kevin Mann and Jean Koshak. Jenni Gottwald and Joe Stueber were crown bearers. The theme song, Pieces of April,” added a romantic touch for all who at- tended the sentimental affair. The prom had a wonderful turnout and everyone enjoyed themselves. Queen Joanne Gottwald and future queen Jennie Gottwald admire the pond. King Tom Lobermeier and Queen Joanne Gottwald reign over their Junior Prom. The Entertainers provided the music for the prom festivities. 6 Music was provided by Hazard. MISTY MOONLIGHT The fairly new festivity, Winter Carnival, which is sponsored by the student council, was held on January 29 of this year. The students that were interested in running for king and queen signed up and had their pictures taken to be dis- played in the front lobby. The student body then took over and voted on the couple of their choice. The results were Dale Rude as king and Debbie Wagner as queen. Primary court was Mark Symonik and Shari Martin. Secondary court was Mike Larson and Cheryl Mrotek. Crown bearers for the dance were Bobby Jirschele and Nola Koshak. The theme of winter carnival this year was Misty Moonlight. Everyone was reported to have had a wonderful time, with the entertainment by Hazard.” Queen and King for Misty Moonlight were Debbie Wagner and Dale Rude. Primary court was Shari Martin and Mark Symonik. and secondary court was Cheryl Mrotek and Mike Larson. The court has their dance. 7 HOMECOMING '76 The activities of the 1976 Homecoming started on Thursday when the student body wore a variety of different-looking hats. That night the students of LHS weaved their way through the downtown area. The destination was the athletic field where the members of the junior class built the bon fire, which was to be burned to the ground. When the spirit of the students grew to its maximum watching the Hurley foot- ball player crumble into the flames of the fire, they started the battle of the classes, which the junior class won. The following day a good portion of the students wore clothing consisting of red and white. With the hard play- ing of the football team and the grand spirit of the crowd, no wonder the Cards defeated the Hurley Midgets. The seniors and quite a few under- classmen decorated the gym for Saturday night. They had rainbow walls consisting of blues, greens, and The Park Falls Band again displays their expert talents at half-time by providing purples, and a simple decoration on entertainment and contributing to the Homecoming spirit, each table. The coronation started at 10:30 when freshman attendants David Post and Debbie Hilgart lead the procession. They were followed by sophomores Curtis Sheldon and Mary Radlinger, the junior atten- dants David Hilgart and Ann Balzar, and seniors Mike Larson and Chris Palecek. Following the senior atten- dants came King David Liebelt and Queen Laurie Hilgart. Brett Swen- son and Heather Swanson, the crown bearers, completed the procession. After the crowning, the king and queen and the other court members had the floor to themselves, while they danced to the music by Burst” from Ladysmith. Attendants lead the dancing. This photo tells the story. 8 Bill Abel poses for the camera in his costume for the snake dance. Julie Jehn helped to lead the cheers at the bon fire. The soaring flames of the bon fire got the Homecoming festivities underway. Crowds of enthusiastic students took part in the cheers. The band played an important part with its music. Mike Larson and Dolly Palacek were the senior attendants. 9 SADIE HAWKINS The girls at LHS got a chance to ask their favorite guy to the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the sophomore class, on November 12. The theme for the 1976 Sadie Hawkins dance was Magic Man. With the help of Marie Burant, Laurie Behreandt, Karen Herbst, Lisa Sheedy, Agnes Kanikula, and Carla Messerschmidt, the mood was set to perfection with silver moons and stars dangling over the heads of the students while dancing. Pizza and pop were available in the cafeteria for the students when they got hungry or thirsty after dancing to the music of Disco and Co.” Marie Burant, in charge of the af- fairs, was very pleased to see the tremendous turnout, but next year people have to eat more food! DISCO CO. provided an unusual form of entertainment for the Sadie Hawkins dance. Magic Man was the theme for the dance sponsored by the sophomore class. There was a good turnout for Sadie Hawkins and everyone had a great time dancing to popular hits. 10 s The assemblies of this year were the best we, students at Lincoln, have ever seen. The members of the student coun- cil selected the assemblies for the coming year. Along with the general assemblies we had several pep assemblies to raise the spirits of the student body. This year’s assemblies consisted of (1) James Wesly Jackson, (2) Mike and Michele, (3) Mime performance by Bruce C. Rathbun and (4) Clifford Guest. The students of LHS who helped to bring the assemblies should surely be congratulated. This is one pleasant change from the everyday school routine. James Wesly Jackson talked to the students and sang a variety of songs. “The Art Class was the title of a mime show. Students were truly fascinated by the mime performer Bruce C. Rathbun. 11 The Prince, played by Mrs. Pirrotta. receives the glass slipper that Cinderella had lost at the ball. Fairy Godmother. Margaret Romeril, tells Cinderella, Karren Engel, about her chances to go to the ball. CHILDREN'S THEATER CINDERELLA'' The Drama Club at L.H.S. wanted to do some- thing different this year, so they put on a chil- dren’s play. They chose Cinderella”. In the play, the actresses not only got the acting ex- perience but they had a lot of fun hamming it up. Cinderella was played by Karen Engel. The stepmother was Brenda Miller and her two daughters were Marina Van Keuren and Jenny Trochlil. Due to the lack of male interest, the part of the prince was played by Mrs. Pirrota. 12 Brenda Miller and her two daughters. Marina Van Keuren and Jenny Trochlil. await the coming of the Prince at the ball. THREE-ACT PLAY: OUR TOWN Our Town” by Thornton Wilder was the three-act play which was chosen by director Alyse Pirrota. The entire play takes place in Grovers Corners, New Hampshire. The play mainly revolves around Emily Webb played by Dolly Palecek and George Gibbs played by Scott Post, and their marriage later on in the play. The play ends with Emily Webb in the cemetery. Our Town” was presented to the people of Park Falls on March 25 and 26 in the St. Anthony’s auditorium. The cast and crew put a lot of time and effort to get the play to perfection. Not only should the cast be congratu- lated, but the technical crew should also be congratulated because they can make a huge difference between a well organized play and one that is not. CLOCKWISE: UPPER LEFT: George Gibbs played by Scott Post buys Emily a soda while they talk. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Abrahamson looks on as Mary Nesja does her thing on making-up one of the cast members. LOWER RIGHT: Tom Dillon sits patiently as he had to wait for someone to finish making him up. LOWER LEFT: Jenny Trochlil, playing Mrs. Soames. lets the audience know what she thinks of the lovely wedding of George and Emily. Emily Webb gets a few reassuring words from her father. Ron Kundinger. 13 Torch is a lot of work! Again this year the torch staffhas tried to make the best yearbook ever. With a staff of only eight members trying to grasp all the happenings in a school year isn’t an easy task. With this few members, the staffhas to work much harder to try to meet our deadlines so you would receive your yearbook as early as possible. The staff sponsored many successful events during the year such as a car wash, record hop, and hot dog sales to try and raise money to go towards the torch fund. Mr. Busby was advisor for the torch again this year. He put a lot of time and effort in helping the staff to put together a good book and without him the job wouldn’t have been completed. Senioreditor, Mary Phillips, rummages through negatives tor the yearbook. Mr. Busby, advisor, took time out of his busy schedule to take a trip on the river. Mary and Marina strive for the best photos and writing materials for the yearbook. 14 YEARBOOK DEDICATION Mary Nesja and Janice Striegel help with making pizzas for the record hop that the staff held. 15 BANDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LINCOLN SENIOR BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Jean Kuehl. Donna Helman. Holly Kolar, Polly Christianson, Pam Miller, Agnes Kanikula. SECOND ROW: Tammy Woodie, Lynn Balczewski. Linda Diem, Tammy Falstad. Brenda Barbeln, Patty Thibedeau. Mary Jane Radlinger. Kristie Rohrig, Carol Olson. Jean Herbst. THIRD ROW: Laurie Jeske, Brenda Hilgart, Penny Christianson, Jacci Morrison, Caroline Weber, Bernie Pritzl, Linda Boettcher, Jane Draxler. Karen Foley. Diane Schrader. Cindy Yunk. FOURTH ROW: Kelly Miller. Jean Koshak. Theresa Kanikula. Tony Jirschele. Jill Treml. Jill Johnson. Francine Hecimovich. Jenny Trochlil. John Vuchetich. Mark Koshak. Betty Morrison. FIFTH ROW: Dan Kronberger. Paul Kemper. Tom Dillon. Bill Abel. Jerry Weber. Ron Stueber. Laura Fenzl. Not only was the band thrilled at the chance to march at Green Bay but they also participated in many other events. The field competition was held at Bloomer on Oc- tober 10, in which they received a superior rating. They also received a first at the Lions competition in Wausau. Along with their marching, the band played in several concerts. Along with the marching band, there is the Pep Band. The music you hear at home wrestling matches and bas- ketball games at halftime and between J.V. and varsity matches is played by the Pep Band. The Stage Band plays a wide variety of music. They are involved in their own concerts and attend band competi- tions to compete with other bands. Officers for the year were president Sue Pepper, vice- president Tom Lobermeier, and treasurer Laurie Jeske. The band did an excellent job at the calendar drive to raise money for festival music and drums. PEP BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Jean Kilger. Cindy Barbeln. Cheri Seiger. Carla Messerschmidt. Agnes Kanikula. SECOND ROW: Ann Koshak. Lisa Sheedy. THIRD ROW: Brenda Hilgart. Joanne Gottwald. Laurie Jeske. Tammy Woodie. THIRD ROW: Tammy Meyer. Jacci Morri- son. Brenda Barbeln. Penny Christianson. Carolyn Weber. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Bolz. Julie Jehn. Tammy Falstad. Mary Jane Radlinger. Patti Thibedeau. FIFTH ROW: Mary Jirschele. Jenni Hurth. Dina Pohle. Debbie Hilgart. Betsy Hilgart. SIXTH ROW: Diane Schrader. Bernie Pritzl. Jane Draxler. Karen Foley. Sue Pepper. SEVENTH ROW: Sam Soper. Dan Gustafson, John Balczewski. Chris Olson, Barb Hecimovich. EIGHTH ROW: Kelly Miller, Kim Tollers. Jill Treml. Jill Johnson. Sally Peterson NINTH ROW: Theresa Kanikula. Jean Koshak. Francine Hecimovich. TENTH ROW: Dan Kronberger, Tom Dillon. Jeff Ocker, Tom Lobermeier. Tom Helman. Dean Nordall, Pete Kanikula. ELEVENTH ROW: Mark Kronberger. Dick Rebne. Tim Christianson. Bill Abel. Kevin Mann, Paul Kemper. Jerry Weber. Ron Stueber. 16 LINCOLN SENIOR BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Susie Thums. Mary Lou Gustafson. Jennifer Anderson. Marie Burant. Ruth Christianson. Sue Bragee, Carla Messerschmidt SECOND ROW: Sue Pepper. Betsy Pritzl. Debbie Hilgart. Leslie Herbst. Amy Vincent. Rae Ann Breckenridge. Ellen Stueber. Laurie Behreandt, Cindy Geng. Joanne Gottwald. THIRD ROW: Julie Jehn. Sandy Bolz. Tammy Meyer. Dina Pohle. Rob Weber. Jenny Hurth. Mary Jirschele. Ann Koshak. Cheri Seiger, Cindy Barbeln. Mary Lou Gustafson FOURTH ROW: Joan Yunk. Dean Nordall. Tom Lobermeier. Pete Kanikula, Tom Helman. Jeff Ocker, Patti Bixby, Sally Peterson. Kim Tollers. Bob Gelina. Lisa Sheedy. FIFTH ROW: Sam Soper. Patty Pribnow. Dan Gustafson. John Balczewski, Chris Olson. Barb Hecimovich. Lori Gunderson. SIXTH ROW: Brian Ernst. Mark Kronberger. Tim Christianson, Ron Behreandt. Ron Rebne. MEMBERS OF THE STAGE BAND. FIRST ROW: Sandy Bolz. Julie Jehn. Linda Boettcher. Bernie Pritzl. Mary Jirschele. Jenny Hurth. SECOND ROW: Tom Dillon. Patti Pribnow. Dan Gustafson, Ron Stueber. John Balczewski. Mark Kronberger. Brian Ernst. Director Mr. Nordall. Dick Rebne. Theresa Kanikula. Kelly Miller. Laurie Jeske. THIRD ROW: Kim Tollers. Tom Helman. Pete Kanikula. Tom Lobermeier. Dean Nordall. 17 SOMETHING NEW - This was a special year for the marching band. They were chosen for a half-time performance at a Green Bay Packer game. This gave them a chance to put Park Falls on the map. Their fright and anxieties were not evident in their performance. They did a fantastic job and the entire city is surely proud of their band. 18 SOMETHING OLD - AND GOOD The Madrigal singers consist of 15 members. The major event of the year was holding an early 17th century Elizabethan-style dinner. It was truly successful and is becoming a tradition at Lincoln. The members were Don Danielson, Jean Wardensky, Sam Soper, Jodi Knutson, Curtis Sheldon, Linda Boettcher, Mark Kronberger, Tom Lobermeier, Cheri Seiger, Sue Borne, Scott Post, Lori Wells, Jill Johnson, Jeff Wocelka and Maria Briske. Jennifer Anderson portrayed the court jester. 19 o CVJ CONCERT CHOIR Again this year Mr. Anderson did a superb job with Concert Choir. The peak of the year was a toilr to Washington, D.C. during Easter vacation. Not only was it a terrific sing- ing experience but they had a chance to see some of the important places that mark happenings in our country’s history. In seven days, the choir presented five concerts. This trip will surely be unforgettable, especially since the choir members raised the money for the trip them- selves. None of it would have been possible without the help and dedication of Mr. Anderson. Besides touring, the choir took part in four concerts. Rhythm, reading music and using their voices to the highest potential were some of the things the choir had to work on every day to achieve their outstanding musi- cal skills. GIRLS' CHOIR Girls’ Choir has completed its sixth year of existence. The number of the girls in this group nearly doubled from last year’s choir with close to 65 girls in it. More than half of these girls were freshmen. It was a lot of hard work for Mr. Anderson to teach these girls the correct way to sing. But it all paid off, as was evident in the three concerts the choir participated in. This was the second year that Girls’ Choir went Class A” in the music festival and also the second year they got a rating of first. The Girls’ Choir also helped raise money for Concert Choir’s trip to Washington, D.C. OFFICERS FOR GIRLS' CHOIR. Secretaries Mary Nesja and Debbie Hilgart. treasurer Martha Warshall. president Jean Peterson, and vice-president Betty Jo Diebold. 21 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CONTINUES TO GROW Junior and senior students with a grade point average of 3.5 and above are chosen along with their scholastic abilities for the Na- tional Honor Society. These students are chosen at the end of the first semester of their junior school year. As this is a national organiza- tion, two students are selected each year to compete for a Na- tional Honor Scholarship. NHS MEMBERS. First row: Tim Warner. Ron Schmidt. Jon LaBlanc. Rodney Bal- zar. John Hecimovich Second row: Lori Wells. Julie Jehn, Sandy Bolz, Tom Lucas. Tom Lobermeier Third row: Joan Ocker, Becki Feit. Francine Hecimovich, Cindy Stein. Sally Peterson. Fourth row: Jodi Wirsing, John Resar. Peter Kanikula. Dolly Palecek. Fifth row: Nancy Zipperer. Joanne Gottwald, Jane Kundinger. Janice Striegel. Penny Christianson Sixth row: Brenda Hilgart. Dee Spiller. Cindy Put- nam, Charlotte Houle. Wendy Stein. Seventh row: Roger Woddie. Dan Gustaf- son. Dave Herbst. Tom Trochlil, Dan Falstad, Brian Barbeln. 22 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club at Lincoln this year was advised by Mrs. Pirrota. They had money-raising activities such as a Stanley house party and concessions. This paid off in their trip to the North- land College theater to see The En- tertainer”. The club did something new in Lin- coln’s history. They presented Cin- derella” to the children of Park Falls. Both performances were full house. Besides the fun and satisfaction of put- ting on a children’s theater, they raised a bit of money from the small admission charges. It was the drama club advisor, Mrs. Pirrota, plus the enthusiasm of the club members that made the three-act play a success. The Prince, played by Mrs. Pirrotta. receives the glass slipper that Cinderella had lost at the ball. DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS. First row: Karren Engel, Barb Romeril. Second row: Margaret Romeril. Jenny Trochlil, Cindy Weiss. Third row: Brenda Miller, Tom Dillon, Jean Peterson. Betty Jo Diebold. Marla Miller. 23 FHA FHA MEMBERS. First row: Miss Auger (advisor. Amy Schmidt. Marla Miller. Jane Preisler. Mary Kay Herbst, Jennifer Anderson. Second row: Cindy Weiss. Ruth Christianson, Karren Engel. Karen Miller. Renee Bukachek. Donna Setterman. Lois Cain. Third row: Jean Scharp. Betsy Pritzl, Dolly Dums. Debbie Engel. Diane Schrader. Tammy Gruber. Sue Holden. Tami Scharp. The FHA Club is made up mostly of girls in home ec. classes. They work at helping people in the community and have fund-raising activities. The girls did a good job this year and had a great time at the horse show in Superior and on their trip to Mount Telemark. The advisor for the club is Miss Auger, and the president is Jennifer An- derson. SPIRIT RAISERS The job of the Pep Club is to raise student spirit and to encourage stu- dents to go to the athletic events. The members put in many hours after school and at night to make posters for upcom- ing games. Signs for football, boys’ and girls’ basketball, wrestling, and gymnastics are displayed on the walls of the school. A lot of work and fun were put into these signs the girls made. PEP CLUB MEMBERS, bottom to top: Jean Peterson. Betty Jo Diebold. Marina Van Keuren, Marla Miller, Jane Preisler. Jane Kundinger. Jeanne Schrader. Brenda Miller. 24 TOP: Student Council members join in discussion about the many different activities they took part in. BOTTOM: Sitting among other Student Council members is vice-president Ooily Palecek and secretary Julie Jehn. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council serves as the elected body representing the interests of the students before the school board and the teachers. Their other duties include selecting and setting up as- semblies. These are picked at the beginning of each year and pro- vide for the students’ entertain- ment. The council helped to set up Homecoming and Winter Carni- val events. They also decorated the school at Christmas time with a large Christmas tree. The Council is composed of 16 elected representatives, four from each class. This includes the pres- ident of each class. Members are chosen by the students them- selves. This year’s officers were Joanne Gottwald as president, Dolly Palecek as vice-president, and the secretary was Julie Jehn. 25 GERMISH CLUB - NEW AT L.H.S. The Germish Club was new to L.H.S. this year. It was made up of students in the German and Spanish classes. They held a Christmas party with the countries’ customs and foods. They held bake sales and sold tacos at local games to raise money for their club and some of the funds were used to eat at Spanish restaurants. President was Joanne Gottwald and vice-president Mike Herbst. GERMISH CLUB MEMBERS. First row: Joanne Gottwald. Dolly Dums. Jenny Trochili. Tammy Gruber Second row: Jodi Knutson. Mary Kay Herbst. Third row: Cindy Weiss. Margaret Romeril. Lori Jirschele, Betsy Pritzl Fourth row: Denise Cassidy. Debbie Engel. Brad Chafer. Becki Feit. Debbie Hilgart. Mary Nesja, Dara Larson. HEAD LIBRARIANS The librarians have many tasks working in the library. They have to be familiar with the library to know where a cer- tain book will be found. They check in and out materials and write out overdue notices. Also there is the job of putting away materials in their proper order so they may be found again. At the end of the year, an inven- tory of books has to be taken. This requires a lot of help in checking every book in the lib- rary to make certain it is in the proper place. They have to lo- cate lost books and also repair books for use next year. Mr. Burant is head librarian. He prepares audio and visual materials and checks to see they are in working order. He takes care of ordering new materials for the following year. 1976-77 LIBRARIANS: Jane Kundinger, Larry Hilgart. Jeanne Schrader. Dennis Boushon. and Barb Romeril. 26 FORENSICS PRODUCES FLUENT SPEAKERS FORENSICS MEMBERS. First row: Julie Vuchetich, Jenni Hurth. Second row: Terri Christianson, Laurie Vuchetich. Polly Christianson Third row: Rae Ann Breckenridge, Penny Christianson, Marina Van Keuren. Theresa Kanikula, Betty Jo Diebold, Tom Dillon. Fourth row: Paul Kemper, Jennifer Anderson. Marla Miller, Brenda Miller Marla Miller demonstrates techniques she uses in macrame. The Forensics meets this year were held on March 12 - Subdistrict, March 26 - District, and State on April 23. The different categories and members were: Declamation - Penny Christianson and Karin Martin; Demonstration - Marla Miller and Marina Van Keuren; Ex- temporaneous - Betty Jo Diebold; 4-Minute Speech - Karren Engel and Agnes Kanikula; Oratory - Brenda Mil- ler, Lauri Vuchetich, and Terry Christ- ianson; Significant - Polly Christianson and Julie Vuchetich; Poetry - Tom Dil- lon, Rae Ann Breckenridge, Paul Kemper; Prose - Bill Pribnow, Theresa Kanikula, and Jennifer Anderson; Storytelling - Shari Martin and Jenni Hurth. The students put a lot of hard work into preparing their speeches and stories and learned a lot from their ex- periences. 27 28 29 Left to right: Leslie Herbst. Debbie Hilgart. Jean Herbst. Jennifer Hurth. Becky Hilgart. Mary Jirschele. Left to right: Jeffrey Koshak, Hollis Kolar, Tony Kovarik, Sue Kohlmeier, Joe Klepac, Peter Lucas, Alan Rose, Richard Kobussen, Ray Koshak, Mark Little. Back row, left to right: Mike Roach, Bob Rogers. Lori Young. Front row: Mark Sack, Tammie Woodie. Pat Schmidt. (MISSING FRESHMEN) Brad Angen. Donald Carden. De- nise Cassidy, Edith Drebenstedt, Marty Eheler, Mark Koshak. Toni Ocker, Carol Olson. Kim Pritzl, Cara Ratzlaff, Linda Ray, Barb Romeril, Tami Scharp. Diane Schrader. 30 Back row, left to right: Tim Christianson Second row: Renee Bukachek. Calvin Brunkow. Mike Dahl. Front row: Scott Canovan. Lois Cain. Rene Calkins. Jerome Claussen. Kneeling, left to right: Dale Spiller, Wendy Smetak. Barb Stein. Standing: Sandy Singer. Susan Smith. Ellen Steuber. Back row, left to right: Dave Diamond. Third row: Craig Engel. Bill Donlin Second row: Tom Yunk. Jane Draxler. Front row: Diana Engel. Mark Dittle. Back row, left to right: Pam Bruehling. Patty Beil. Rae Ann Breckenridge. Bob Andrews. Jeff Barland. Steve Bruehl- ing. Front row: Sue Bragee. Cindy Barbeln. Howard Briske. Kim Boyer. 31 Q 5 LU OZ Back row, left to right: Larry Tachovsky. Wayne Ocker, John Morgan, Rory Michalski. Third row: Wayne Michalski, Howard Neeck, Mark Szczepkowski. Second row: Tom Tanner. Craig Stuempges. Chris Olson, Rick Palecek. Front row: Jeff Lueloff. Joe Taft. Dan Michalski. Jeff Martin. Left to right: Paul Kemper. Robbie Klein, Tony Jirschele, Jim Hilgart. Pat Jarvis. Kay Hilgart. Bill Hilgart, Donna Ken- nedy. Jean Kilger. Theresa Kanikula. Back row, left to right: Karen Kilger, Sandy Klein. Pam Miller. Betty Morrison. Connie Neeck. Front row: Lisa Net- zel. Jean Lobermeier. Mary Meives. Tammy Lapp. Lynn Loula. 32 Back row, left to right: Eric Graf. John Gerlach. Randy Fleming. James Gehrman, Wayne Rienow. Third row: Ted Fleming. Barb Hecimovich. Tammy Gruber. Karen Foley. Ray Poetzl. Second row: Kevin Reas. Mary Lou Gustafson. Laura Fenzel. Dave Post. Front row: Tim Engel. Greg French. Christopher Reas. Lance Peterson. Back row, left to right: John Vuchetich. Lori Young. Third row: Tammie Woodie. LaVerne Tapplin, Patricia Thibedeau. Suzanne Thums. Second row: Denise Warren. Mike Vincent. Geri Woodie. John Weiberg. Front row: Carolyn Weber. Julie Vuchetich. Kelly Weiss. Dan Wagner. 33 ( } LU Q£ O o Back row, left to right: Jeff Stein. Dan Thompson. Steven Tollers. Joe Zuraff. Front row: Renee Stueber. Jenny Trochlil. Jill Treml. Penny Tyree. Left to right: Linda Boettcher, Sue Borne, Rod Behreandt. Terry Barland. Ron Behreandt. Laurie Behreandt. Brenda Barbeln, Patty Bixby. 34 Back row, left to right: Mark Kronberger. Tim Kendrick. Third row: John Jehn, Ron Klein. Dan Kronberger First row: Jean Koshak. Deb Kronberger. Lori Jirschele, Jodi Knutson. Aggie Kanikula. Left to right: Tom Ratzlaff. Richard Rienow. Patty Pribnow. Mark Sales. Dick Rebne. Betsy Pritzl. Mary Radlinger. Margaret Romeril. Left to right: Gary Eitrem. Carl Drebenstedt. Dave Greenwood. Bill Fuchs. Scott Drake. Rich Engel. Bob Gelina. 35 OBack row: Dale Langner, Mark Hilgart. John Gustafson. Jerry Isham. Doug Hilgart. Second row: Nancy Greenwood. Donna Helman. Jean Golomb. Jackie Heiderer. Marie Hogue. Carin Ferg. Karen Herbst. Front row: Jody Isham. Ruth Langner. Pam Kundinger. Brenda Gruber. Chris Heisler, Sue Holden. Back row, left to right: Harold Olson. Jeff Marsh. Jed Owen. Kevin Mann. Jeff Ocker. Rob Michalski. Second row: Marla Miller. Jean Mrotek. Karen Miller. Diane Noetzel. Jaccy Morrison. Steve Mikula. Front row: Pam McGuirk, Dara Larson. Carla Messerschmidt, Cheryl Mrotek. Jean Oswald. Joan Oswald. 36 Left to right: Jeff Camp, Bill Daniels. Tony Ciokiewicz. Dan Detko. Robert Cowart. Back row, left to right: Curt Sheldon. Second row: Sam Soper. Neil Zirbel. Front row: Peter Sporer, Mary Singer. Lisa Sheedy. Laura Sieger. Back row: Joe Palacheck, John Peterson. Keith Schmidt. Second row: Randy Seidl. Amy Schmidt. Dina Pohle. Andrea Post. Front row: Laurie Schroeder. Jean Scharp. Debra Peterson. Wendy Setterman. Back row: Jerry Washatka. Jeff Wocelka. Dale Van Patten. Second row: Martha Warshall, Jean Wardensky. Front row: Cindy Yunk. Sue Rabb. Cindy Weiss. Joan Yunk. (MISSING SOPHMORES): Patricia Donlin. Jeff Donner. Tammy Meyer. Tim Smith. Jeff Tapplin. 37 CA) O' Left to right: Dave Spiller, Tim Smith. Dave Kelnhofer. Frank Schroeder. Tom Thums. John Karl. John Singer. Jeff Striegel, Frank Kovarik. Front left: Linda Erickson, Dawn Engel. Teresa Donlin. Front right: Rod Donner. Sherry Dirrigle, Brian Ernst. First row: Marina Van Keuren. Kelly Miller, Carrie Morgan. Second row: Joan Ocker, Mary Nesja. Third row: Wayne Morgan. Steve Olson. 38 Left to right: Ann Koshak, Jeanne Kuehl, David Engel. Dawn Lueloff. Pete Kanikula. Mark Kundinger. Kristy Rohrig. Back row: Dennis Boushon, Don Bruch, Dennis Carden. Mark Bourgeois. Second row: Bill Brimstein. Jim Bukachek. Sandy Bolz. First row: Bradley Chafer. Maria Briske. Left to right: Brenda Herbst. Ken Zierer. Francine Hecimovich. Dan Gustafson. Kathy Gustafson, Lori Heizler. Kyle Graf. Tom Helman. 39 Top row: David L. Hilgart. Ron Isham, Dave Herbst, Larry Hilgart. David F. Hilgart. Front row: Dan Hilgart. Charlotte Houle. Debbie Hilgart. Julie Jehn. Left to right: Ann Balzer. Lynn Balczewski. Steven Belcher. Don Ball. Dianne Bergstrom. Brian Barbeln. Bill Aynes. Wayne Bixby, Jennifer Anderson. Front row: Rob Weber. Roger Woody. Randy Weinberger. Second row: Steven Bixby. Paul Warren. Lori Wells. Third row: Ron Westphal. Curt Wehrman. Jodi Wirsing. Julie Woodie. 40 Back row: Tim Warner, Bill Pribnow, Tom Trochlil. Steven Walker, Randy Ray. Mark Richards. Fourth row: Jim Sharp. Ron Schmidt. Kim Tollers, Jon Resar, Tom Warner, Bob Rognstad. Third row: Cindy Setterman, Julie Taft. Linda Robinson. Don Tomczak, John Reas. Mark Wagner. Second row: Jane Preisler, Wendy Weiberg. Cindy Stein, Michael Tom. Flrat row: Debbie Ponschock, Kristy Rohrig, Jean Weiberg. Kay Pritzl. Back row: Dan Olson. Dan Falstad. Dan Gehrman. Becky Feit, Mike Fry. Third row: Tim Michalski. Dave Engel. Jean Peterson. Bev Lapp. Brenda Miller. Second row: Doug Langner. Shari Martin. Joyce Oswald. Donna Luke. Front row: Tom Dillon. Dawn Lueloff. Sally Peterson. Linda Diem. Peggy Palecek, Cheryl Malek. 41 S 7 y ie 43 GIRLS' TRACK '76 Park Falls 57 - Ashland 45 Park Falls 57 - Ladysmith 32 Park Falls 20 - Tomahawk 85 Park Falls 17 - Rhinelander 88 Park Falls 47 - Ashland 58 Park Falls 33 - Medford 72 Park Falls 63 - Phillips 42 Park Falls 61.5 - Ondossagon 56.5 Park Falls 61.5 - Eagle River 16 Park Falls 59 - Hurley 46 Park Falls 60 - Mosinee 45 Park Falls 43 - Lakeland 62 The girls’ track team placed third at the conference meet in the 1976 season. Four girls placed at regionals. They were Dina Pohle -1 st, long jump, Nancy Greenwood - 2nd, 100-yard dash, Sandy Bolz - 2nd, high jump, and Mary Singer - 2nd, 440 run. Sandy and Nancy both placed second at sectionals which qualified them for state com- petition. Sandy placed 6th and Nancy took 7th. The track team had an overall record of 5-5 in confer- ence dual meets. With a strong underclassmen force, Lincoln should see more action from the girls’ track team. Cindy Geng looks pleased with her jump even before she lands. Nancy Greenwood is trying to pour it Right before the gun goes off, Mary Singer on in the last few feet of her race. tries to aet her thoughts together. First row: Mary Singer, Linda Diem. Jane Preisler, Tammy Falstad, Dina Pohle. Agnes Kanikula. Second row: Jean Wardensky, Renee Stueber. Amy Schmidt, Donna Van Patten. Sandy Bolz, Cindy Geng. Patty Bixby, Glenda Graf Third row: Brenda Barbeln. Dee Spider, Joan Yunk, Tammy Meyer. Cindy Putnam. Cathy Gustafson. Terri Donlin, Julie Jehn, Mary Radlinger. Marie Burant. 44 BOYS' TRACK '76 The 1976 boys’ track team put forth all they had to give our high school another sport in which we excel. This year’s team was coached by Mr. Pirrota. The members put in a lot of hard work and dedication to do as well as they did this year. We should all congratulate this fine team and their coach for an exceptional job. Sheer concentration is shown by Tim Greenwood as he goes over the high jump. 45 Mr. Kadlecek shows the team how to make a chip shot. Cardinal Golfers As in the past years, coach Gary Kad- lecek headed up the 76-77 Cardinal golf team. Even though everyone gave their best, they didn’t have a very successful year. The Cardinals played on area courses where they competed against other con- ference and nonconference teams. Home matches were held at the Park Falls Country Club. The 76-77 team had an added twist this year with the addition of a girl member. Barb Hecimovich took a lot of razzing from fellow golfers and her coach, but she persisted and hopes to be on next year’s team. Can Mr. Kadlecek do it again? Tim Christianson stands motionless watching his putt. Kevin Mann really has to hit this putt hard to send it on its way. Members of the golf team were, bottom row: Dick Rebne, Bill Abel, Tim Christianson, Barb Hecimovich; top row: Ron Kundinger, Kevin Mann, John Hecimovich, Brian Ernst. 46 Baseball 1976 This year’s baseball team was coached by Mr. Armstrong. The members put a lot of hard work in at their practices, and it showed when they were pitted against some pretty tough teams. It was an exciting sea- son for everyone involved, and next year we’ll be looking for more of the same. BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS - 1976 SUMMER SEASON. Front row: Tom Armstrong. Randy Briske. Jim Washatka. Mark Nissan. Dave Herbst. Ron Isham. Rob Weber. Back row: Coach Armstrong, Wayne Morgan. Steve Olson. Cary Bever. Bill Dirrigle. Jerry Weber. Mike Lar- son. Rory Michalski. TEAM US THEM Ondossagon 11 3 Mosinee 3 16 Washburn 4 5 3 6 Lakeland 0 8 Tomahawk 8 7 Medford 7 4 Hurley 7 5 Ondossagon 23 9 Phillips 9 3 Mosinee 3 5 Lakeland 3 10 Tomahawk 14 14 Ashland 9 6 6 7 Washburn 19 3 1 2 Medford 9 3 Hurley 15 4 Phillips 14 13 47 Girls' Volleyball Goes To State The girls’ volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Greenwood, had their most successful season by being the first Park Falls team to qualify for the state competition. The girls ac- complished this by beating Ladys- mith in the sub-regionals, Hurley, Phillips and Tomahawk at region- al, and Mondovi, Barron and Black River Falls at sectionals. At state the girls placed 4th. They had a 7-3 conference record placing second behind Lakeland. Congratulations for a job well done. Park Falls 11 Ladysmith 15 16 14 15 7 Park Falls 15 Tomahawk 6 15 8 Park Falls 15 Eagle River 4 15 2 Park Falls 15 Phillips 9 15 3 Park Falls 16 Hurley 14 1 15 15 5 Park Falls 15 Ashland 6 15 8 Park Falls 11 Lakeland 15 15 9 15 11 Park Falls 4 Eagle River 15 15 0 15 12 Park Falls 15 Phillips 7 15 4 Park Falls 12 Hurley 15 13 15 Park Falls 13 Ashland 15 13 15 Park Falls 15 Lakeland 10 3 15 10 15 Sub-Regionals: Park Falls 4 Ladysmith 15 15 7 15 11 Regionals: Park Falls 15 Hurley 12 15 2 Park Falls 15 Phillips 4 15 6 Park Falls 15 Tomahawk 7 15 8 Sectionals: Park Falls 15 Mondovi 12 15 6 Park Falls 8 Barron 15 15 0 15 13 Park Falls 9 Black River Falls 15 15 9 State: Park Falls 13 Lancaster 15 15 9 Park Falls 6 Pewaukee 15 3 15 Park Falls 14 Sturgeon Bay 16 3 15 Mrs. Frokjer pays close attention while the Cardi- nal girls volley the ball. Sometimes difficult moves have to be made to rescue the ball, and Jean Wardensky did this one well. MEMBERS OF THE TEAM THAT WENT TO STATE. First row: Cindy Geng, Coach Green- wood. Karen Martin (Manager). Second row: Cathy Gustafson, Dolly Palechek. Julie Jehn. Pat Bixby, Glenda Graf. Third row: Cindy Putnam. Jean Wardensky. Terry Don- lin, Lori Heisler, Sandy Bolz. 48 JV VOLLEYBALL MEMBERS. First row: Peggy Palecek. Trish Donlin, Debbie Hil- gart. Laurie Behrant. Brenda Barbeln. Mary Singer Second row: Kristy Rohrig. Pam McGuirk. Jill Treml. Marie Burant. Mary Radlinger. Renee Stueber. Tammy Meyer. Dianne Noetzl. Third row: Marie Hogue. Nancy Greenwood. Jean Koshak. Kelly Miller. Martha Warshall. Jacci Morrison. Denise Cassidy. Dara Larson. Becky Hilgart. Susie Thums. Pam Miller. Betty Morrison. Jane Draxler and Kay Kilger are resting and cheering on the freshman volleyball players. All eyes are on the ball! You can really see the team effort exerted by the JV members. The girls’ JV volleyball team had a very successful year. They won 17 games and lost 13. They took 8 of their sets against opposing schools, losing only 4. In many of the games lost, the teams were only separated by 2 points. With a relatively new squad of girls, they put out a fine effort and represented our school to the best of their ability. We’ll be look- ing forward to seeing these girls next year and hoping they will keep up the good work. Denise Cassidy has the perfect form for a back shot. 49 CARDINAL FOOTBALL This year’s football team was coached by Mr. Pirrota and the assistant coaches were Mr. Campbell and Mr. Sil. The team beat Hurley at our Homecoming game which made the night a pleasant one. They won four games and lost four games, which is a .500 season. The JV football team is the hopes of our future conference titles and standings. The guys put their techniques and experiences into their games, which they did very well. They practiced with the Varsity squad at times which provided a chance for some com- petition at their practices. After all, they will be the ones to take the places of the Varsity members who graduate, and again we can expect another exciting year from our Cards. The Cardinal defense tries to hold back the Mosinee Indians. VARSrTY SQUAD MEMBERS. First row: Dave Campbell. Tim Greenwood. Jeff Treml. Dale Rude. Kurt Rohrig, Jerry Weber. Ron Meyer Jim Washatka. Pat Palacek. Second row: Ed Engel. Dave Liebelt. Joel Kendrick. Mike Larson. Rodney Balzar. Gus Tarr. Mike Hammerstrom.'Dan Wagner. Tom Lobermeier. Dan Gehrman. Third row: Roger Woody. Ron Isham. Scott Post. Jeff Striegel. Dave Greenwood. John Reas Rob Weber Dan Gustafson. Dan Olson Fourth row: Wayne Morgan. Dan Detko. Steve Olson. Tom Warner. Jon Resar. Ron Schmidt. John Child's Back row; Coach Campbell. Christopher Pirrotta, Coach Pirrotta. Coach Szelagowski. 50 Practice Makes Perfect The freshman team this year was introduced to the moves, plays, and techniques of the competitive sport football. They put this information into use when they scrimmaged against the JV team, which was to help improve their weak points. So when they did have their games, these weak points were not so weak any longer. Next year they will be ready to hold a position on the JV squad or possibly the Varsity team. Both sides line up for a Cardinal offensive play. Joel Kendrick and Ed Engel try to get an opponent that's in their way. 51 AUTOGRAPHS 53 Rick Larson tries to maneuver his man over onto his back. WRESTLERS CONTINUE PACE Coaches Swenson Lilyquist watch the action. Coached by Mr. Lilyquist and Mr. Cox, the JV wrestling squad com- piled a season record of 11-3. Tour- nament champions were Kyle Graf, Don Tomczak and Dan Gustafson. Also placing in the tournament were Chris Reas, Mark Szcep- kowski, Rick Engel, Joe Palacheck and JefTStriegel. Letter winners this year were the four JV team captains: Kyle Graf, Don Tomczak, Dan Gustafson, and Jeff Striegel. Pat Schmidt also wrestled a couple of fine matches at the varsity level. Coach Swenson feels that such fine wrestling performed by this year’s JV match will surely help continue the varsity standing next year. MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD. Front row: Jerry Washatka. Doug Phillips, Rick Larson, Tim Smith, Roger Woody, Jim Washatka Back row: Dave Campbell, Mark Hilgart, Jeff Treml, Tim Greenwood, Ron Meyer. Mike Larson, Joel Kendricks. 54 The 1977 varsity wrestling team placed first in conference this year with an overall record of 13-0. This is the second straight year that the Cards have gone undefeated (29-0) and won the conference title. The team was also champion of the Spooner In- vitational, the Ladysmith Team Invi- tational, and the WIAA Regionals. Sophomore Jerry Washatka had the best season of his career with a thirty and five record. This included 15 pins, which earned him the Cardinal Headhunters’ Award. Jerry placed first at the WIAA Sectionals and went on to place fourth in the Wisconsin State wrestling meet in Madison. Other Cardinal standouts were Tim Smith, who placed second in confer- ence; Jim Washatka, who was reg- ional champion; Mark Hilgart, who was regional champion; Jeff Treml, who was second in conference; and Ron Meyer, who was regional champion. (Note: Mr. Swenson has, in four years, compiled an overall record of 49-9 in dual meets.) Rick Larson is all concentration while trying to defeat this logger opponent. Jerry Washatka has little trouble keeping his man under control. WRESTLERS WHO ATTENDED THE ANNUAL BANQUET. Bottom row: Sandy Bolz. Jerry Washatka. Doug Phillips. Rick Larson. Tim Smith. Roger Woody. Dave Campbell. Jim Washatka, Mark Hilgart, Kathy Gustafson. Back row: Jacci Morrison, Kyle Graf, Don Tomczak, Dan Gustafson. Jeff Treml, Ed Engel. Tim Greenwood, Ron Meyer, Mike Larson, Scott Post, Joel Kendrick, Lynn Balczewski. 55 Linda Diem hopes her routine will bring her a good score. MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY GYMNASTICS. On the floor: Mary Singer. Jean Geng. Donna Kennedy. Glenda Graf. On the beam: Linda Diem. Sue Pepper. Julie Jehn, Nancy Zipperer. Dee Spiller. Cindy Geng. 56 CARDS GYMNASTICS The varsity gymnastics had a good season ending with an overall record of seven wins and three losses. The girls came in first out of six teams at the Cadott invitational. They came in fourth out of twelve teams at Rice Lake, and third out of nine teams at Altoona. Dee Spiller went to sectionals on parallel bars and represented Park Falls quite well. Nancy Zipperer, Glenda Graf, Dee Spiller, Cindy Geng, Julie Jehn, and Mary Singer all received letters for their year’s performance. Coach Chris Stroud was proud of the way the girls performed and is looking forward to another good year. MEMBERS OF THE JV GYMNASTICS TEAM. First row: Betsy Pritzl, Tammy Falstad, Marie Burant. Second row: Cheryl Mrotek, Wendy Setterman. Mary Gustafson. Karen Herbst. Theresa Kanikula. Third row: Carol Olson. Agnes Kanikula. Andrea Post. Jean Kilger. Jean Herbst. 57 Wavnp Mi £?JTYc?AS £{iTBAy’ F.ir?t r0w: Dave Greenwood, Dave Herbst. Dan Gehrman. Second row: Rory Michalski, JonVaBlanc 3U Warren' teve Olson, Ron Isham. Third row: Coach Szcelagowski. Ron Stueber. Jerry Weber. Mike Hammerstrom. It sure looks like Jon LaBlanc will have control of this tip. CARDINAL BASKETBALL The Cards this year were coached by Mr. Szelagowski, who did a fine job getting the Cards started on a winning streak. This was his third year as head coach. Our Cards provided us with another exciting season and once again made us proud to be represented by them. They put all of their techniques to- gether in a game, and came out look- ing pretty good. Congratulations on a job well done! 58 JV FRESHMAN Once more the J V team displayed their talents in basketball. They did a fine job, and we’re sure that their coach, Mr. Longrie, had something to do with that. Next year, thanks to his coaching and the boys them- selves, we may have some new faces on our varsity team. The freshman team was intro- duced to some new moves and plays during their practices. They put it all together very nicely in their games. The coach was Mr. Burant. We’re looking forward to hearing some exciting things about these boys in the years to come. JV TEAM MEMBERS. First row: Sam Soper. Scott Drake. Dick Rebne. Joe Zuraff. Mark Sales. Second row: John Gutknecht. John Gustafson. Tom Armstrong. Bill Daniels. Rob Weber. Mark Kronberger. Third row: Coach Longre. Keith Schmidt. Rick Rienow. Dan Detko. Curtis Sheldon. John Jehn. Steve Mikula. FRESHMAN TEAM MEMBERS. First row: Mark Little. Rory Michalski, John Gerlach. John Weiberg. Second row Manager . Mark Dittel, Rick Kobussen. Mike Dahl. Alan Rose. Rick Palacek. Manager —. Third row John Vuchetich. John Morgan. Paul Kemper. Dave Diamond. Mike Roach. Bob Rogers. BELOW: Ron Isham dribbles around an op- ponent while Jerry Weber watches to see if he needs any help. 0 'r 59 AUTOGRAPHS 60 2ND YEAR GIRLS' BASKETBALL This was the second year for girls’ basketball here at Lincoln. Because of this, the team had to put in a lot of hard work to do as well as they did. The Varsity team had almost an equal record of wins and losses. Many of the girls on this year’s Varsity were play- ing for our school for their first time. This added greatly in leadership and in cooperation. The girls practice evenings at the elementary school. Anyone who went and saw their practice sessions also saw the degree to which these girls put everything they had into the game. Besides Varsity, there was a JV and a freshman team. These two teams practiced with the Varsity team, often having scrimmages against the diffe- rent teams. If this many girls continue to show interest in basketball, we should have some very fine teams next year. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. Back row: K. Kilger, Susie Thums. Pam Miller. Cara Ratzlaff, Tammy Gruber. Kim Pritzl, Betty Morrison. Coach Hanson. Front row: Ellen Stueber. Tammy Scharp, Donna Kennedy. Leslie Herbst. K. Kilger. Linda Ray. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS. Top row: Shari Martin. Mary Herbst. Amy Schmidt. Denise Cassidy. Becky Feit, Coach Bradkey. Second row: Jill Treml. Cindy Yunk. Teri Donlin. Front row: Barb Hecimovich. Dolly Palacheck. Cindy Putnam. JV MEMBERS. Back row: Debbie Hilgart. Jane Draxler, Toni Ocker. Joan Ocker, Betty Morrison. Jane Preisler Second row: Trish Donlin. Ruth Christianson. Becky Hilgart. Debbie Engel Front row: Darlene Singer, Cindy Barbeln. 61 63 A new house is going up at the Soper's, and Mr. and Mrs. Soper are building it themselves. “Fishing'' is no doubt on the mind of Mr. Lilyquist. Mr. Abrahamson stops carrying logs to pose for the photographers. Mr. Fredrick brings logs into his house to stoke the fire. 64 Oecorating for the Madrigal dinner took a lot of time, and Mr. Anderson did a lot of work. Our new Spanish teacher. Mrs. Anderson, looks quite happy about something. Mr. Granstrom gives a critical eye to a pitcher one of his students made. Mr. Ross shows that even principals are human as he builds his greenhouse. After a day at the office. Mrs. Heis- ler sits back in her easy chair. Needlecrafts is one of the things Miss Auger teaches in her classes. Mr. Knutson looks just about worn out from sawing trees. Debbie Christianson enjoys playing their piano. 65 Mrs. Graf relaxes a bit after teaching typing all day. Finishing touches are being done by Mr. Del- wiche to his new house. L Her last year at Lincoln, Miss Watenphul packs up her books. Mr. Busby finds time to take a river trip. Collecting clothing and weapons from the World Wars is one of Mr. Van Keuren's hobbies. Taking care of plants is a big job. but Mrs. Frokjer uses loving care. Mr. Anderson sits proudly in front of his sketches. Music takes up more than school hours for Mr. Nordall. 66 Mrs. Greenwood finds time away from students' problems to relax at home. Mr. Kadlecek hopes he will get a big one as he starts out on a day of hunting. Mr. Swanson almost got away from the pho- tographer. Mr. and Mrs. Pirrotta try to spend as much time as possible with It looks like another wrestler will come out of the Swenson family, their children. Mr. Longrie looks over some of the papers his sophomore English students have handed in. Mr. Burant leaves his work at the school and does some work with his pottery. Mrs. Kneer gives the photographer a 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FOR THE 1976-77 YEAR: Mr. Frokjer. A Miller. R Hoffman. J. Teeters. G. Tabbert. R. Larson. Jean Peterson. L. Draxler. L. Dane. L. Hardzinski. E. Rickert (President). Don Tomczak. Mr. Frokjer has more than school responsibilities. Here he is taking care of his cattle. The school board plays a much more important part in running our school than most students realize. The board is made up of nine elected members, Mr. Frokjer, and two student council members who were Don Tomczak and Jean Peterson. The board has to decide everything that goes on with school financing and student activities. One important thing the school board did this year was to organize a citizens’ committee for planning the new high school. 68 BUS DRIVERS: J. Sheedy. H. Roberts. S. Martin. M. Hanson. L. Hanson. J Meeks. G. Lindgin. R. Stein. R. Jirschele. J. Balzar. COOKS - O. Hickey. G. Schneider. A. Balzar SERVICES AT LHS Bus drivers are depended on for more than transport- ing students to school. They also transport fans and players to games and matches and students to other extra-curricular activities. The cooks at Lincoln are up early preparing delicious breakfasts and then work through the morning making well-balanced lunches for students and teachers. Although there is no picture for the custodians, they still should get a lot of credit for all the work they do. This year’s custodians were Ollie Seidl, Chip Pritzl, Ed Schrader, and student helpers. Loretta Jehn is the bookkeeper for our school district. t? © ; i i ■ Shirley Erickson is secretary to Mr. Frokjer. 69 71 SANDRA CLAUSSEN JOHN BALCZEWSKI Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 1234, Forenscis 1234, Band 1234, Price County Gov't. Day 1, Class President 2, Student Council 2, Track 2, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Drama 2, Badger Boys' State 3, Science Club 34, NHS 3 RODNEY BALZER Track 1, Wrestling 12, Football 1234, Price County Gov't. Day 1 72 GAA 12, Class Secretary 1, FHA 12, Pep Club 2, Kardinal 2, Forensics 2, Torch 2 PENNY CHRISTIANSON Concert Choir 4, Band 1234, Pep Band 124 Kardinal 12, Forensics 124, Honor Society 34, Trees for Tomorrow 2 CYNTHIA CUDDEBACK Pep Band 123, Band 1234, Gymnastics 1 RICHARD DEZOTELL SHEILA DIAMOND GAA 12, AFS 23, Field Hockey 3 CATHERINE FERG CAROL DILLINGER GAA 3, Forensics 3, Co-Ed Volleyball 4, Winter Carnival Court 3 CONNIE DRAKE Girls' Choir 12, GAA 12 Color Guard 12, Track 12, Class Secretary Treasurer 123, Photography Club 4, TERRY FLEMING ROBERT DRAXLER EDWARD ENGEL Football 4, Track 1, Wrestling 4, Letter Club 1, Homecoming Attendant 1 ALAN GAULKE RANDALL ENGEL CINDY GENG Band 1234, Pep Band 24, Color Guard 34, Rifle Squad 34, Girls' Choir 1, Volleyball 234, Track 1234, Gymnastics 234, Cheerleader 34, GAA 123 73 GLENDA GRAF |EAN GENG Girls' Choir 123, Concert Choir 34, GAA 123, Track 1, Gymnastics 12, Prom Court 1 MARK GIEDE Band 12 CYNTHIA GOETHUCH DIANA GOLOMB Concert Choir 4, Girls' Choir 4, Pep Band 3, Band 123, GAA 12 Rifle Squad 234, Concert Choir 234, V. Pres. 4, Vice President 4, Girls' Choir 1, Swing Choir 2, Track 1234, Volleyball 1234, Gymnastics 1234, Captain 4, Cheerleading 234, Captain 4, Letter Club 234, GAA 123, Secretary 2, Prom Court 2, Winter Carnival Queen 3 TIM GREENWOOD Choir 4, Basketball 2, Wrestling 34, Track 234, Football 34, Letter Club 234, Winter Carnival King 3, Prom Attendant MARY GRIES Girls' Choir 1, Concert Choir 2, Color Guard 3, GAA 123, Forensics 2 CHERYL HABAS GAA Volleyball 12 JOANNE GOTTWALD Pep Band 1234, Band 1234, Color Guard 1234, GAA 123, Track Manager 12, Gymnastics Manager 23, Badger Girls' State Rep. 3, Student Council 1, Secretary Treasurer 3, Pres. 4, Class Officer V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, NHS 34, County Gov't. Rep. 1, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Drama 3, Prom Queen 3, German Club 4, Teenager of Month 4, Torch 24 MIKE HAMMERSTROM Football 14, Basketball 124 74 ELIZABETH HARTWAY Band 1, Photography Club 1, Class Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 1 JOHN HECIMOVICH Football 1, Golf 1234, Captain 4, NHS 34 CHRISTINE HERBST KURT HILGART LAURIE HILGART Concert Choir 1234, Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 1234, Concert Band 234, Color Guard 12, Rifle Squad 34, Homecoming Queen ROBIN (LEMKE) HILGART Girls' Choir 12, Triple Trio 12, Concert Choir 34, Gymnastics 123, Volleyball 123, Track 1, GAA 123, Rifle Squad 2, Cheerleading 3, Torch 4 MICHAEL HERBST Concert Choir 4, Science Club 34, German Club 4, Trees for Tomorrow 2 SUSAN ISHAM Girls' Choir 123, Concert Choir 4, FHA 23, Homecoming Court 2 BRENDA HILGART Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Trees for Tomorrow 2, NHS 3 JILL JOHNSON Concert Choir 34, Madrigals 4, Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 23, Band 1234, GAA 1, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Kardinal 2 75 |IM JOHNSON Basketball 12, Wrestling 3, Torch Staff 4, Photo Club 34 JOEL KENDRICK Football 1234, Captain 4, Wrestling 123, Track 12, Letter Club 123 PATRICIA KOBUSSEN Girls' Choir 1, FHA 3, Drama Club 3, Forensics 3 BILL KOSHAK Football 1, Basketball 2 BRENDA KRONBERGER Concert Choir 34, GAA Archery 3, GAA Volleyball 3 76 JAMES KRONBERGER Basketball 12, Football 34 JANE KUNDINGER Band 1, Pep Club 4, NHS 34, Photo Club 4, Library 4, Trees for Tomorrow 2 RON KUNDINGER Golf 1234, Co-Captain 4, Manager Freshman Football Team 1, Photo Club 34 JON LaBLANC Track 1, Class President 1, Student Council 1234, Basketball 1234, County Gov't. Rep. 2, Concert Choir 4, Badger Boys' State, Science Club 3, Baseball 2, National Honor Society 34 JAMES LANNIGAN MICHAEL LARSON Football 1234, Basketball 12, Baseball 1234, Wrestling 34, Track 1, Homecoming Court 4 RICHARD LARSON Student Council 1, Football 12, Spanish Club 1, Photography Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Wrestling 1234, Captain 4, Letter Club 1234 DAVID LIEBELT Football 1234, Basketball 12, Student Council 4 THOMAS LOBERMEIER Concert Choir 34, Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 34 THOMAS LUCAS National Honor Society 34 IOSEPH MARTIN Choir 4, Football 1, Basketball 12, Track 12, Photography Club 234 KAREN MARTIN Forensics 1234, I Act Play 23, Student Council 1, Color Guard 12, Sargeant 34, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Volleyball Manager 234, Track 2, GAA 2, Drama President 3, Gymnastics Manager 34, NHS 34, Badger Girls' State 3 RONALD MEYER Band 12, Track 1, Wrestling 1234, Football 1234, Letter Club 234 DOLLY PALECEK JILL MILLER Concert, Choir, GAA, FHA, Girls' Triple Trio, Girls' Choir DEAN NORDALL Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 1234, Track 3, Basketball 1 COLEEN OBERNBERGER Girls' Choir 1, Concert Choir 234, Secretary 4, Gymnastics 12 MARLENE OLSON Girls' Choir 2, Concert Choir 34, GAA 23, Drama Club 3, FHA 23 SANDRA OSWALD Girls' Choir 12, Concert Choir 34, Girls' Triple Trio 2 Girls' Choir 1 Pres. 1, Girls' Triple Trio 1, Volleyball 234 Captain 4, Basketball 34 Captain 4, N.H.S. 3, Concert Choir 34 Pres. 4, Track 2, Cheereleader 3, DAR Rep. 4, Student Council 1234, V-Pres. 4, GAA 123, Price County Gov't. Day 1, Kardinal Staff 12, Forensics 2, Trees for Tomorrow 2 PATRICK PALECEK Football 1234, Track 1, Basketball 12, Prom Court 1 SUE PEPPER Band 1234, Pep Band 4, Color Guard 123, Majorette 4, Band President 4, Gymnastics 1234, Track 2, Cheerleading 34 LINDA PETERSON Band Color Guard 234, Pep Band 1, Spanish Club 1, Kardinal 2, Torch 2, GAA 123, GAA Bowling 12, Photo Club 4, Class President 4, Student Council 1234 DOUGLAS PHILLIPS Basketball 1, Wrestling 34, Photo Club 34, Torch Staff 4 78 MARY PHILLIPS Girls' Choir 123, Swing Choir 1, Band 12, Pep Band 12, GAA 123, Pep Club 1, Kardinal 1, Torch 123, Senior Editor 4, Forensics 12 SCOTT POST Kardinal 1, Swing Choir 12, Madrigals 24, Concert Choir 1234, Wrestling 1234, Football 14, Men's Choir 4, BERNADINE PRITZL Stage Band 234, Pep Band 234, Concert Band 1234, Gymnastics 1, Track 1, National Honor Society 3 )OAN PRITZL Girls' Concert 1, Concert Choir 234, Kardinal 12 CINDY PUTNAM Track 234, Volleyball 4, Basketball 34, Letter Club 34, NHS 34, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Price County Gov't. Day CARRIE REAS Girls' Choir 2 Officer, Choir 34, Band 1, GAA 23, FHA 123 DALE RUDE Football 1234, Track 123, Basketball 123, Letter Club 34, SANDI SACK Girls' Choir 12, Concert Choir 34, GAA 12, FHA 12 MICHAEL SCHMIDT Wrestling 2 JEANNE SCHRADER Choir 1, Band 2, Color Guard Forensics 3, Pep Club 1234, Pres. 34, Track 1 79 WENDY STEIN JOHN SCHWARTZ Football 123, Basketball 12 CHERI SIEGER Madrigals 4, Concert Choir 4, Girls' Choir 1234, Band 1234, Pep Band 34, Color Guard 234, Volleyball 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Track 4 BRENDA SINGER Volleyball 3, GAA 123, Forensics 24, Torch 12, Kardinal 1, Co-Editor of Kardinal 2, Spanish Club 1, Price County Gov't. Day 1, National Honor Society 34, JAN STRIEGEL GAA 23, Pep Club 4, FHA 2, NHS 34, Co-Ed Correspondent 23, Winter Carnival Court 2 RON STUEBER Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 4, Football 12, Basketball 1234, MARK SYMONIK Concert Choir 4, Men's Choir 4, Band 12, Pep Band 12 DEE SPILLER Girls' Choir 1, Concert Choir 4, Gymnastics 1234, Track 1234, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Class Vice President 4, Price County Gov't. Day Rep. 1, NHS 34, Kardinal Reporter 2, REA Youth Congress Rep. 4, SCS Jr. Board Rep. 4 JEFFREY TAFT Trees for Tomorrow 2, Concert Choir 4, Men's Choir 4 80 CUS TARR Basketball 1, Football 234, Letter Club 4, Photo Club 3 JEFFREY TREML Band 1, Pep Band 1, Wrestling 1234, Football 1234, Letter Club 34 DONNA VAN PATTON Color Guard 23, Rifle Squad 4, Girls' Choir 12, Track 1234, Volleyball Manager 34, GAA 123, Co-Ed Volleyball 4, AMY VINCENT Band 1234, FHA 123, Vice President 2, Track 2 LAURIE VUCHETICH Price County Gov't. Day 1, Kardnal 1, Co-Editor of Kardnal 2, Pep Club 12, Spanish Club 1, Torch 12, Section Editor 4, Forensics 124, GAA 123, Sec.-Treas. National Honor Society 34, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer, REA Youth Congress Rep,, Prom Committee 3, Winter Carnival Committee 3, Student Council - - JAMES WASHATKA Football 1234, Wrestling 1234, Track 1, Baseball 123 DANIEL WAGNER Football 1234, Basketball 1 DEBRA JEAN WAGNER Band 12, Price County Gov't. Day 1, National Honor Society 34 JERRY WEBER Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Stage Band 2, Letter Club 34, Football 1234, Basketball 1234 Baseball 234, Track 134 81 NANCY ZIPPERER RANDY WEISS Kardinal 1, Photo Club 4, Football 123, Track Manager 3 MARY YUNK FHA 123, Forensics 1, Girls' Choir 12, Concert Choir 34, GAA 123, Color Guard 234, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Gymnastics 1234, Volleyball 23, Track 12, N.H.S. 34, Vice President 3, KATHLEEN ZURAFF Band 1, Kardinal 1, Art Club 4 SENIORS NOT PICTURED: CATH CECIL jOE HILGART CARL HINTZ CLAUDE JARVIS RICHARD LAPP LINDA MIKULA WAYNE ROBINSON KURT ROHRIG JOE ROSE BELOW: An enthusiastic Ron Kundinger is ready for graduation. CLASS OF 76-77 The Colors of the Class of 76-77 were Powder Blue and Silver. The Class Flower was the White Rose. The Class Motto: A man cannot discover new oceans unless he has courage to lose sight of the shore. In Memory Of DEBBIE KENNEDY 83 OLDIES Pictured on these two pages are old- ies but goodies” of the class of’77. See if you can match the faces with faces you are used to seeing in the halls in school. You’ll find the answers on the bottom of the page. See how many you can get right. ANSWERS: 1 - Betsy Hartway. 2 - Jill Johnson. 3 - Penny Christian- son. 4 - Jeff Treml. 5 - Dave Campbell. 6 - Joe Martin, 7 - Sandy Oswald. 8 - Brenda Kronberger. 9 - Cheri Seiger. 10 - Brenda Hilgart. 11 - Karen Martin. 84 98 86 87 MACGREGOR LITHO, INC. 88 500 Court Park Falls, Wisconsin SPILLER'S SERVICE P.O. Box 111 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone: 762-4435 STUEBER'S BEVERAGES 200 S. 6th Avenue PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN PHONE: 762-3773 HILGART REALTY All types of real estate Ronald Hilgart, Sr. Kathleen Hilgart Ronald Hilgart, Jr. Shady Knoll Rte. Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 715 - 762-4765 Your Hosts: Helmut, Joan, Ray Georgie For Fast Efficient Service . . . SUPER DRIVE INN South Highway 13 Park Falls, Wisconsin Compliments of HEGSTROM'S JEWELERS Division Street PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone: 762-4539 89 JOHNSONS, INC. Plumbing, Heating, Home Appliances Bulk Bottle Gas - Fuel Oil - Car Wash PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Highway 13 South PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN PHONE 762-3551 FAMILY RESTAURANT ANDERSON'S MUSKY HAVEN RESORT East of Fifield on Highway 70 Grading Contractors HARTWAY'S DAIRY invites you to try our complete line of Wisconsin fresh dairy products delivered daily throughout the Park Falls, Butternut, and Phillips area. Telephone: 715 - 762-4109 Road Building - Airports Excavating - Clearing Landscaping - Dragline Service KOSHAK CONSTRUCTION CO. R.F.D. 1 Park Falls, Wis. ST. ANTHONY'S Fr. Froelich FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Reverend Click PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Donald R. Gerlach O'DONNELL'S SHOE STORE COAST TO COAST STORES BUD and PAT NISSEN Park Falls, Wisconsin Division Street Phone: 762-4477 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone: 762-3993 AAA ELECTRIC SERVICES, INC. Division Street Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-4048 If no answer Phone: 762-4792 RON ERNST LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL FOR BUILDING BETTER HOMES Box 38 Fifield, Wisconsin Phone: 762-2225 At Timberline our service is first class . . . Timberline Lumber, LTD. North Highway 13 Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-3255 IDLE HOUR RESORT CHARLES AND JOAN NOETZEL Shady Knoll Route Fifield, Wisconsin PHONE: 762-3872 DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING CO. SCULLY'S 709 N. 3rd Ave. Park Falls Division Street PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN DIXIE'S TREASURE CHEST 219 N. 2nd Ave. Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 Phone 715 - 762-4771 x Distinctive Giftware Antiques Erika Carden Compliments of GAMBLE-SKOGMO Your one-stop shopping center in PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone 762-3381 92 BLODGETT Chev - Olds - AMC Jeep Phone 715 - 762-3224 PARK FALLS, Wl We have the right car for you! VINCENT VINCENT Park Falls, Wisconsin GUNDERSON'S CHEQUAMEGON BAIT SHOP 18 miles east of Fifield on Forest Road 144 SERVING THE PIKE LAKE CHAIN AREA Phone: 762-3532 PINK SILHOUETTE 170 South 4th Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin PHONE: 762-4306 SOUTH SIDE SPORTING LIQUOR, INC. PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone: 762-4727 SERVICE ASSOCIATES VOUR SERVICING DEALER FOR ZENITH AND RCA North Highway 13 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone: 762-4811 COMPLETE NEW HOMES REMODELING SERVICE BUD EMOND General Contractor Box 60A Phone: Park Falls, Wis. Office 762-4224 54552 O'CONNELL'S WAREHOUSE SALES Highway 13 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN WARTGOW'S GROCERY Corner of Saunders and Cedar Store hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m.-Monday thru Saturday 9 a.m.-l 2 noon, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.-Sunday 93 Phone: 762-3142 138 North 2nd Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin JESKE'S REXALL DRUG STORE J MARKET, INC. 277 5th Avenue South Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 (formerly Grafs) PETE'S BUCKHORN TAVERN BEN FRANKLIN North 2nd Avenue 10 miles east of Park Falls PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN on Highway182 1ou ou rv Country The Finest in Cocktails and Cuisine! Highway 13 Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone 762-3909 PRITZL'S BEVERAGE CO. We have products which meet every necessity . . . North Highway 13 GUSTAFSON'S IGA Park Falls Phone: 762-4614 Park Falls, Wisconsin PARK FALLS OIL COMPANY 289 South 1st Street Phillips 66 Products, Wholesale Tires Snow Plowing Phone 762-3353 STEIN'S PLACE, INC. Liquor - Wine - Beer Gas - Pizza Phone 762-3577 No job too big; no job too small. SAM NEECK AND SONS CONTRACTORS 96 Park Falls, Wisconsin FREE READS Adult and Young People's Library SEARS Librarians: Patricia Pawl Alice Vincent City Hall Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-3121 Robert and Addie Anderson 126 South 3rd Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 Phone: 762-3217 Living Insurance From Equitable DANIELSON'S GARAGE THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U.S.A. Phillips 66 - Sno Jet North on Hwy. 13 - Park Falls, Wl Phone: 762-4261 AL PETLOCK — REPRESENTATIVE 414 3rd. Ave. South PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Phone: 762-3660 If you enjoy music come to . . . HOUSE OF MUSIC Division Street PARK FALLS THE BAR JOYCE AND FRAN BRINKMAN Corner of Highways 13 182 Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 PHONE: 762-3136 PIZZAS — TACOS — BEEF BURGERS KITCHEN Opens at 5:00 p.m. -- Closes at 1:00 a.m. FIFIELD, WISCONSIN 54524 RESAR BROS. INC. Food Store Groceries and Meats Phone 762-4554 Park Falls, Wl 54552 LARSON'S FIFIELD IGA Wm. Hilgart Highway 13 Fifield, Wisconsin Furniture - Floor Coverings Lamps - Decor Pieces 150 N. 2nd Avenue PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN PHONE: 762-2323 PIGGLY WIGGLY Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday — 8 - 9 Sunday - 8:30 - 5 MONTGOMERY WARD Ratzlaff Sales Agency 224 N. 2nd Ave. Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-2481 STATE FARM INSURANCE DARRELL G. HOLM - Representative Auto - Life - Fire - Health Highway 13 South Park Falls Office Phone: 762-4802 Northland Implement and Appliance Co. North Highway 13 Park Falls, Wisconsin CLARK OIL Open 24 hours a day for your convenience. Phone: 762-4442 The Special Regular Open 24 hours a day. Park Falls, Wisconsin HOLIDAY STATION DISCOUNT STORE STEIGER MOTOR SALES, INC. Chrysler - Plymouth International Trucks Park Falls South Highway 13 Park Falls, Wl 54552 PHONE: 715 762-3686 I insuring your future insures ours FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY ■ FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 545S2 PHONE 715 762-2411 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77! 99 TUCKER'S Walgreen Agency Drug Store We dispense only the finest in prescription drugs. 224 Division Street Park Falls, Wisconsin PHONE: 762-3283 YOUR SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 16 YEARS KOCH'S Features Clothes For Teens, Especially Jeans PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN FOR THE FINEST IN SENIOR PORTRAITS Compliments of Northernaire Studio Phone 2-3752 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Compliments of ENHELDER'S Ready to Wear Infants' - Children's Wear — and -- Ladies' - Teens' Division St. Park Falls, Wisconsin 100 WOLLERMAN, INC. 5th Avenue South Plumbing - Whirlpool Appliances Heating You Are Invited To Where a Flush always beats a full house. Park Falls Phone: 762-4626 Residence: 762-4032 «ii FEIT'S BOWLING LANES BAR RESORT BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC PINSETTER Custom Fitting Drilling by Jerry Zimmerman Recreation Room Pool Pin Machines OPEN YEAR 'ROUND PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Stop in and see Bob llamay Phone 762-4565 A Year-Round Family Resort tit Park Falls Credit Union SOUTH 9TH STREET PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 54552 PHONE 715 762 4642 start the t graduate with a share account Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from your Credit Union CREDIT UNIONS HELP PEOPLE 101 NORENE BEAUTY SHOP WAUSAU HOMES LARRY ROTH Wausau Homes Dealer 342 S. 4th Ave. Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-4292 Closed Mon. and Sat. p.m. MID-TOWN BEVERAGE DEPOT CHEESE HOUSE Hwy. 13 South P.O. Box 86 Party Headquarters” PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 Beer - Wine - Liquor - Pop - Cheese Party Snacks Pizzas PARK FALLS INSURANCE AGENCY STATE BANK BUILDING Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 Phone 715 762-3266 102 PETERSON of PARK FALLS, LTD. REALTORS LaVerne Peterson P.O. Box 227 Real Estate Broker PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 JOHN HOLT Well Drilling Shady Knoll Rte. Park Falls, Wl 54552 Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-4110 MOTEL Highway 13 - North Edge of Town Wall to Wall Carpeting Hot Water Heat Room Phones TV - Air Conditioning Clarence Peter Bushman CLARK AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 156 South 4th Avenue Park Falls, Wis. Phone: 762-3717 BUDGET HOME SUPPLY, INC. TOM SAUNDERS General Manager Highway 13 South PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 Phone: 715 - 762-3916 Air Conditioned Cable Color TV THE NORTHWOOD'S NEWEST MOTEL PARK FALLS MOTEL THE FINEST AREA FOR Snowmobiling - Hunting - Fishing - Skiing HOME OF OLD ABE REALTY North Hwy. 13 715 - 762-3191 Peter Violet Kanikula Park Falls, Wis. 54552 Compliments of MASON MOTEL HI-WAY CAFE Hwy. 13 South - Park Falls, Wl. TOWN Joseph Norma Wagner proud YOURSELF The House Chicken Built Phone: 762-3831 Fifield, Wis. 54524 VALLEY MOTEL 24 Units Phone 762-3245 Hwy. 13 South PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Located third door north of City Hall, Telephone 715 762-3251 right on Highway 13. Home or Office. TURNEY REAL ESTATE CLEARY'S Emma Turney, Real Estate Broker Wisconsin Grade A 163 North 4th Avenue PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 Milk Ice Cream Co. 27 years experience in the real estate field Emil Nork Son, Distributor for quality service -- whether buying or selling PHONE: 762-3944 Notary Public Topographic Maps Appraisals Public Stenography 104 149 Paddock Ave., Park Falls, Wisconsin KAMM MOTORS, INC. South 4th Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-4080 PAL CAFE Open 5:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Fri. Sat. - 24 Hrs. Division St. PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 Carry Outs LAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT POWER CO. THE HOMESTEAD Motel - Bar - Cafe 159 Division Street Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-4000 FIFIELD, WISCONSIN 54524 Phone: 715 - 762-3870 Your Hosts HELEN BUD OCKER CONSTRUCTION Donald J. Ocker and Sons Phone: 715 - 762-3846 Hicks Road FIFIELD, WISCONSIN 54524 POUREDCONCRETE FOUNDATIONS OTHER CEMENT WORK Come to your new HOLIDAY VILLAGE Groceries - Clothes Merchandise 105 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 77' NORTHERN PINES From RESORT EAGLE POINT RESORT THE BUDGET CAFE Hbjtajfl Life, Health, Group Insurance, BlViljln Annuities, Pension Plans Home Cooking Good Food Fast Service Open Daily COFFEE 10c JIM KRONBERGER SALES REPRESENTATIVE P.O. Box 257 Park Falls, Wis. 54552 Bus: 762-4838 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Res: 762’3942 J Q f P J Th°rP Financial Services John H.Jehn “Better Known As Booper , Manager i Awnihir 1135 4th Ave. South Park Falls, Wl 54552 Phone: 715 - 762-3273 Fine Food and Cocktails HICKS' LANDING RUSTY'S MOBILE HOME SALES Hwy. 13 FIFIELD, WISCONSIN 54524 PHONE: (715) 762-3865 Fifield, Wisconsin ---U-- Springstead Realty Co. HOMES - LAKE PROPERTY - ACREAGE BUSINESS PROPERTY AL SCHLITZ - BUILDER New Homes - Additions - Remodeling Cabinets and Formica Work SPRINGSTEAD Don Luke, Realtor Springstead Rt. 182 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 Phone: 715 583-4476 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN Telephone 583-4474 Pf AHOW GOOD FISHING GOOD HUNTING Con’s Frontier Inn On Scenic Route 182 and the Flambeau Flowage Rd. Southwest of Mercer Beer - Food Liquor Phone: 583-4400 CON SEIFRID VIRG EV'S Springstead Rt. Park Falls, Wis. (Live Music 4 Nights Weekly) Phone: 583-4489 mm KNOLL LOOSE BIG MUSKIE RESORT Housekeeping Cottages - Swimming - Fishing Family Playground - Food Phone: 583-2210 Springstead Route 182 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 A RESORT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY located on beautiful McDermott Lake stocked with • MUSKIES • NORTHERN PIKE • BASS • BLUEGILLS • CRAPPIES 17 miles east of Park Falls on Hwy. 182 IT'S EASY TO REACH! LAKE NEWMAN RESORT Shady Knoll Rte. Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 107 FRESHMAN CLASS 1976-77 Andrews, Robert Lapp, Tammy 32 Angen, Bradley 31 Little, Mark 30, 59 Barbeln, Cindy 16, 17, 31, 61 Lobermeier, Jean 32 Barland, Jeff 31 Loula, Lynn 32 Beil, Patty Lucas, Peter 30 Boyer, Kimberly Lueloff, Jeffrey 32 Bragee, Suzanne 17,31 Martin, Jeffrey 20,32 Breckenridge, Rae Ann ... 17,27,31 Meives, Mary 32 Briske, Howard 31 Michalski, Daniel 32 Bruehling, Pamela 31 Michalski, Rory 32, 58, 59 Bruehling, Steve 31 Michalski, Wayne 32 Brunkow, Calvin 31 Miller, Pamela 16,32,61 Bukachek, Renee 24, 31 Morgan, John 32, 59 Cain, Lois Morrison, Betti 16,32,61 Calkins, Rene 31 Neeck, Connie 32, 96 Canovan, Scott 31 Neeck, Howard 20, 32, 96 Carden, Donald 31 Netzel, Lisa 32 Cassidy, Denise 26, 61 Ocker, Toni 29,61 Christianson, Tim 16, 17, 31, 46 Ocker, Wayne 20,32 Claussen, Jerome 31 Olson, Carol 16,57 Dahl, Michael Olson, Christopher 11, 16, 17, 32 Diamond, David 31, 59 Palecek, Richard 20, 29, 32, 59 Dittel, Mark 31, 59 Peterson, Lance 33 Donlin, William ... 20, 29, 31 Poetzl, Raymond 33 Draxler, Jane Post, David 33 Drebenstedt, Edith Pritzl, Kim 61 Eheler, Marty Ratzlaff, Cara 20, 29, 57, 61 Engel, Craig 31 Ray, Linda 61 Engel, Diana 31 Reas, Christine Engel, Timothy Reas, Christopher 33 Fenzl, Laura 16,33 Reas, Kevin 33 Fleming, Randy Rienow, Wayne 33 Fleming, Ted Roach, Michael 30, 59 Foley, Karen Rogers, Robert 30, 59 French. Gregg 33 Romeril, Barbara 12,26 Gehrman, James 33 Rose, Alan 30, 59 Gerlach, John Sack, Mark 30 Graf, Eric Scharp, Tami 24, 61 Gruber, Tammy 26, 27, 33, 67 Schmidt, Patrick 30 Gustafson, Mary Schrader, Diane 16,24 Hecimovich, Barbara 11, 16, 17, 33, 46, 61 Setterman, Donna 24 Herbst, Jean Singer, Sandi 31 Herbst, Leslie ... 17,30,61 Smetak, Wendy 31 Hilgart, Debbie J 16, 17, 30, 61 Smith, Susan 31 Hilgart, James 32 Spiller, Dale 31 Hilgart, Kay Stein, Barbara 31 Hilgart, Rebecca Stueber, Ellen 17,31,61 Hilgart, William Stuempges, Craig 32 Hurth, Jennifer 16, 17, 27, 30 Szczepkowski, Mark 32 Jarvis, Pat Tachovsky, Larry 32 Jirschele, Mary 16, 17, 29, 30 Taft, Joseph 32 Jirschele, Tony 16, 25, 29, 32 Tanner, Thomas 32 Kanikula, Theresa 16, 17, 27, 32, 57 Tapplin, LaVerne 33 Kemper, Paul 16, 27, 32, 59 Tatroe, Mike 33 Kennedy, Donna Thibedeau, Patricia 16,33 Kilger, Jean 16, 17, 32, 57, 61 Thums, Suzanne 17,33,61 Kilger, Karen Vincent, Mike 33 Kilger, Kaye Vuchetich, John 16,25,33 Klein, Robie 32 Vuchetich, Julie 27,33 Klein, Sandy Wagner, Daniel 33 Klepac, Joe Warren, Denise 33 Kobussen, Richard Weber, Carolyn 16,33 Kohlmeier, Susan Weiberg, John 33, 59 Kolar, Hollis Weiss, Kelly 33 Koshak, Jeffrey Woodie, Geri 33 Koshak, Mark Woodie, Tammy 16,29,30,33 Koshak, Raymond Young, Lori 20, 29, 30, 33 Kovarik, Anthony Yunk, Tom 31 Krueger, Steven 108 SOPHOMORE CLASS 1976-77 Abel, William 9, 16, 20, 34, 46 Anderson, Shelley Angen, Shannon Armstrong, Thomas 34, 59 Balczewski, Jean 20, 34 Balzar, Rory Barbeln, Brenda 16, 34, 44, 49 Barland, Terry Behreandt, Laurie ... 17,34,49 Behreandt, Rodney 34 Behreandt, Ronald Bixby, Patricia 17, 34, 44, 48 Boettcher, Linda 16, 17, 20, 34 Borne, Suzanne Bruesewitz, Cindy 35 Burant, Marie 17, 35, 44, 49, 57 Calderwood, Andy Camp, Jeff 37 Christianson, Polly 16, 20, 27, 35 Ciokiewicz, Anthony 37 Cowart, Robert 37 Cuddeback, Mark Daniels, William ... 20,37,59 Detko, Daniel ... 37, 50, 59 Donlin, Patricia 49, 61 Donner, JefT Drake, Scott 35, 59 Drebenstedt, Carl 35 Dums, Darlene ... 24, 26, 35 Eitrem, Gary 35 Engel, Debbie 24, 26, 35, 61 Engel, Karren 24, 35 Engel, Rick 35 Engeldinger, Brenda 35 Falstad, Tammi ... 35, 44, 57 Ferg, Carin 36 Fuchs, William 35 Gelina, Robert 17,35 Golomb, Jean 36 Greenwood, David 35, 50, 58, 61 Greenwood, Nancy ... 36, 44, 49 Gruber, Brenda 36 Gustafson, John 36, 59 Gutknecht, John 36, 59 Heiderer, Jacqueline 36 Helman, Donna 16,36 Heisler, Carla 36 Herbst, Karen 36, 57 Herbst, Mary Kay 24, 26 Hilgart, Douglas 36 Hilgart, Mark ... 36. 54, 55 Hogue, Marie 36, 49 Holden, Susan 24, 36 Isham, Jerry 36 Isham, Jodi 36 Jehn,John 20, 25, 35, 59 Jirschele, Lori 26, 35 Kanikula, Agnes 16, 35, 44, 57 Kendrick, Timothy 35 Klein, Ron 35 Knutson, Jodi 19, 20, 26, 35 Koshak, Jean ... 16,35,49 Kronberger, Dan 16,35 Kronberger, Debbie 35 Kronberger, Mark 16, 17, 19, 20, 35, 59 Kundinger, Pamela 36 Langner, Dale 36 Langner, Ruth 36 Larson, Dara ... 26,36,49 Mann, Kevin 16, 17, 36, 46 Marsh, Jeffrey 36 McGuirk, Pamela 36, 49 Messerschmidt, Carla ... 16, 17, 36 Meyer, Greg 36 Meyer, Tammy 16, 17, 20, 44, 49 Michalski, Rob 36, 59 Mikula, Steven 36, 59 Miller, Karen 24, 36 Miller, Marlene ... 24, 27, 36 Morrison, Jacqueline 16, 36, 49, 55 Mrotek, Cheryl 17,36 Mrotek, Jean 36, 57 Noetzel, Diane 36, 49 Ocker, Jeffrey ... 16, 17, 36 Olson, Harold 36 Oswald, Jean 36 Oswald, Joan 36 Owen, Jed 36, 91 Palacheck, Joseph 37 Peterson, Debra 37 Peterson, John 37 Petroski, Michael 37 Pohle, Dina 16, 17, 37, 44 Post, Andrea 20, 37, 57, 63, 64 Pribnow, Patti ... 11, 17,35 Pritzl, Betsy 16. 17, 24, 26, 35, 57 Rabb, Sue 37 Radlinger, Mary 16, 35, 44, 49 Ratzlaff, Tom 35 Rebne, Richard 16, 17, 35, 46, 59 Rienow, Rick 35 Romeril, Margaret ... 12,26,35 Sales, Mark 35, 59 Scharp, Jean 24, 37 Schmidt. Amy 24, 37, 44, 61 Schmidt, Keith 37, 59 Schroeder, Lori 37 Seidl, James 37 Setterman, Wendy 37, 57 Sheedy, Lisa ... 16, 17, 37 Sheldon, Curtis 13, 19, 20, 37 Sieger, Laura 37 Singer, Darlene 61 Singer, Mary 37, 44, 49, 56 Smetak, Wanda Smith, Timothy Soper, Samuel 16, 17, 19, 20, 37, 59 Spiller, Daniel Sporer, Peter 37 Stein, Jeff 34 Stueber, Renee ... 34, 44, 49 Tapplin, Jeff Thompson, Daniel 34 Tollers, Steve 34 Treml, Jill 16, 34, 49, 61 Trochlil, Jennifer 12, 13, 16, 26, 34 Tyree, Penny 34 Van Patten, Dale 37 Voda, Dianne 37 Wardensky, Jean 19, 25, 37, 43, 44, 48 Warshall, Martha ... 21,37,49 Washatka, Jerry ... 37, 54, 55 Weiss, Cynthia ... 24, 26, 37 Weiss, Timothy 37 Wocelka, Jeffrey ... 19,20,37 Yunk, Cindy ... 16,37,61 Yunk, Joan ... 16,37,44 Zirbel, Neal 15,37 Zuraff, Joe 34, 59 109 JUNIOR CLASS 1976-77 Anderson, Jennifer Aynes, Bill ......... Balczewski, Lynn ... Ball. Donald ........ Balzer, Ann ......... Barbeln, Brian ...... Belcher, Steven ..... Bergstrom, Diane ... Bixby, Steven ....... Bixby, Wayne ........ Bolz, Sandra ........ Bourgeois, Mark Boushon, Dennis ... Brimstein, William Briske, Maria ....... Bruch, Donald ....... Bukachek, James ... Carden, Dennis ...... Chafer, Bradley .... Childs, John ........ Christian, Pamela Christianson, Ruth Christianson, Terry . Dane, Cheryl ........ Danielson, Donald Diebold, Betty Jo ... Diebold, Clifford Diem, James ......... Diem, Linda ......... Dillon, Tom ......... Dirrigle, Sherry .... Donlin, Teresa ...... Donner, Rod ......... Draxler, Richard Engel, David ........ Engel, Dawn ......... Erickson, Linda ..... Ernst, Brian ........ Falstad, Daniel ..... Feit, Becky ......... Fry, Mike ........... Gehrman, Dan ........ Graf, Kyle .......... Gunderson, Lori ----- Gustafson, Daniel ... Gustafson, Kathy ... Hecimovich, Francine Heizler, Lori ....... Helman, Tom ......... Herbst, Brenda ...... Herbst, David ....... Hilgart, Dan ........ Hilgart, David F. ... Hilgart, David L. Hilgart, Deborah M. Hilgart, Lawrence .. Hoefferle, Patricia .. Houle, Charlotte ... Isham, Ron .......... Jehn, Julie ......... Kanikula, Peter Karl, John .......... Kelnhofer, David ... Koshak, Ann ......... Koshak, Lee Ann ... Kovarik, Frank ...... Kuehl, Jeanne ....... Kundinger, Mark ... Langner, Douglas ... ............ 17, 19, 20, 24, 27, 40 .............................. 40 ....................... 16,40,55 .............................. 40 ...............................40 ............................22, 40 .............................. 40 ...............................40 ...............................40 ...............................40 16, 17, 22, 25, 39, 43, 44, 48, 55, 90 .............................. 39 ............................26, 39 .............................. 39 ....................... 19,20,39 .............................. 39 .............................. 39 ............................. 39 ........................... 26, 39 ............................39, 50 .............................. 39 ..................... 17,24,39,61 ........................... 27, 39 ............ 19,20,39 ... 13,21,23,24,27,39 .................. 39 .................. 39 ......... 16,41,44,56 13, 16, 17, 20, 23, 27, 41 .................. 38 ..... 38, 43, 44, 48, 61 .................. 38 ..................41 ..................38 ..................38 ........... 17,38,46 ..............22, 41 ..... 22, 26, 41, 61 ................. 41 ............. 41, 58 ..............39, 55 .............. 17,20 16, 17, 22, 39, 50, 55 39, 43, 44, 48, 55, 90 ........... 16,22,39 ..... 20, 39, 43, 48 ......... 16, 17, 39 ................. 39 ..... 22, 40, 47, 58 ............ 20, 40 .............. 29,40 ......... 40, 87, 96 ..... 21, 26, 40, 49 .............. 26,40 ..................................22, 40 ......................... 40, 47, 50, 58 9, 16, 17, 22, 25, 40, 44, 48, 56, 63, 64 ......................... 16, 17, 22, 39 ...................................... 38 .......................................38 ............................. 16, 17, 39 ...38 16, 39 ...39 ... 41 Lapp, Beverly ....... Lueloff, Dawn ....... Luke, Donna ......... Malek, Cheryl ....... Martin, Shari ....... Michalski, Tim .... Miller, Brenda ...... Miller, Kelly ....... Morgan, Carrie .... Morgan, Wayne Nesja, Mary ......... Nissen, Lisa ........ Ocker, Joan ......... Olson, Dan .......... Olson, Steven ....... Oswald, Joyce ....... Palecek, Peggy ...... Peterson, Jean....... Peterson, Sally ..... Ponshock, Debbie .. Preisler, Jane ...... Pribnow, Bill ....... Pritzl, Kay ......... Ray, Randy .......... Reas, John .......... Resar, Jon .......... Richards, Mark ...... Robinson, Linda .. . Rognstad, Robert Rohrig, Kristy ...... Scharp, James........ Schmidt, Ron ........ Schroeder, Frank Schultz, Debra ...... Setterman, Cindy .. Singer, John ........ Singer, Randall ----- Smith, Douglas Smith, Timothy C. .. Spiller, David....... Stein, Cindy ........ Striegel, Jeff ...... Taft, Julie ......... Thums, Tom .......... Tollers, Kim ........ Tom, Michael ........ Tomczak, Donald .. Trochlil, Thomas .. Van Keuren, Marina Vuchetich, Daniel .. Wagner, Mark ........ Walker, Steven Warner, Thomas . .. Warner,.Timothy ... Warren, Paul ........ Weber, Robert ....... Wehrman, Curt Weiberg, Jean ....... Weiberg, Wendy ... Weinberger, Randy Wells, Lori ......... Westphal, Ron ....... Wirsing, Jodi ....... Woodie, Julie ....... Woody, Roger ........ Zierer, Kenneth______ ..........................41 ......................39, 41 ..........................41 ..........................41 ................7, 20, 41, 61 .........................41 .... 11, 12, 15,23,24,27,41 ........... 16, 17, 20, 38, 49 ........................... 38 .............. 38, 47, 50, 58 ........... 13, 15, 21, 26, 38 .......................... 20 .............. 20, 22, 38, 61 ......................41, 50 .............. 38, 47, 50, 58 .........................41 ..................... 11,41,49 15, 21, 23, 24, 25, 41, 68, 103 .............. 16, 17, 22, 41 ..........................41 .............. 24, 41, 44, 61 ......................20, 41 ..........................41 ..........................41 ......................41, 50 ..................... 22,41,50 ..................... 20, 41 ......................... 41 ..........................41 ..................... 16,41,49 ......................41, 96 ................... 22, 41, 50 ........................... 38 ..........................41 ..........................41 ............................38 20, 38, 54, 55 ...........38 ......22, 41 ......38, 50 ...........41 ......................38 .............. 16, 17, 41 ......................41 .......... 25, 41, 55, 68 .................. 22,41 11, 12, 14, 20, 24, 27, 38 ......................41 ......................41 ......................41 .................. 41, 50 ..................22, 41 ..................40, 58 ... 16, 17, 40, 47, 50, 59 ......................40 ..................41, 89 ..................... 41 ......................40 ............ 19,20,22,40 ......................40 .................. 22, 40 ......................40 ...... 22, 40, 50, 54, 55 .................... 39 110 SENIOR CLASS 1976-77 Ambright, Nancy .......................................... 72 Balczewski, John ................................ 16, 17, 72 Ball, Gregory .............................................72 Balzar, Rodney .................................. 22, 50, 72 Campbell, David ......................... 50, 54, 55, 72, 84 Christianson, Penny ..................... 16, 20, 22, 27, 72 Claussen, Sandra .................................... 72, 95 Cuddeback, Cynthia ........................................72 Daniels, Gwenn ...................................... 20, 90 Dezotell, Richard ........................................ 72 Diamond, Sheila .......................................... 72 Dillinger, Carol ......................................... 73 Drake, Connie .............................................73 Draxler, Robert ...........................................73 Engel, Edward ................................... 50, 55, 73 Engel, Randall ............................................73 Ferg, Catherine ...........................................73 Fleming, Terry ............................................73 Fuchs, Christine ..........................................73 Gaulke, Alan ............................................. 73 Geng, Cindy ................. 17, 43, 44, 48, 56, 63, 64, 73 Geng, Vera Jean ................................. 20, 56, 74 Giede, Mark .............................................. 74 Goethlich, Cynthia ....................................... 74 Golomb, Diana .............................................74 Gottwald, Joanne ..................... 6, 16, 17, 22, 26, 74 Graf, Glenda ........................ 20, 43, 44, 48, 56, 74 Greenwood, Tim ...................... 20, 45, 50, 54, 55, 74 Gries, Mary Ann .......................................... 74 Habas, Cheryl .............................................74 Hammerstrom, Mike ............................... 50, 58, 74 Hartway, Elizabeth .................................. 75, 84 Hecimovich, John .................................... 22, 75 Herbst, Christine ........................................ 75 Herbst, Michael .......................................... 75 Hilgart, Brenda ............................. 16, 22, 74, 85 Hilgart, Kurt ............................................ 75 (Lemke) Hilgart, Robin ................................... 75 Hintz, Carl ............................................ Isham, Susan ............................................. 75 Jarvis, Claude ......................................... (Hilgart) Jeske, Laurie ................. 16, 17, 75, 89, 110 Johnson, James ............................................75 Johnson, Jill ............................... 16, 19, 76, 84 Kendrick, Joel .............................. 50, 54, 55, 76 Kennedy, Debbie ...........................................83 Kobussen, Patricia ....................................... 76 Koshak, Bill ............................................. 76 Kronberger, Brenda .............................. 20, 76, 85 Kronberger, James ........................................ 76 Kundinger, Jane ............................. 22, 24, 26, 76 Kundinger, Ron .............................. 13, 46, 76, 82 LaBlanc, Jon ................................ 20, 22, 58, 76 Lannigan, James ...........................................76 Lapp, Richard ............................................ 20 Larson, Michael ..................... 79, 47, 50, 54, 55, 77 Larson, Richard ................................. 54, 55, 77 Liebelt, David .................................. 50, 71, 77 Lobermeier, Thomas ....... 6, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 50, 77, 90 Lucas, Thomas ................................... 22, 77, 110 Marsh, Leroy ..............................................77 Martin, Joseph .................................. 20, 77, 85 Martin, Karen ............................... 20, 48, 77, 85 Meyer, Ronald ............................... 50, 54, 55, 77 Michalski, John .......................................... 77 Miesbauer, Christine ................................... Mikula, Linda .......................................... Miller, Jill .........................................20, 78 Nordall, Dean ................................... 16, 17, 78 Obernberger, Colleen ............ Olson, Marlene ................... Oswald, Sandra ................... Palacheck, Christine ...........9, Palecek, Patrick ................ Pepper, Susan ................... Peterson, Linda .................. Phillips, Douglas ................ Phillips, Mary .................. Post, Scott ...................... Pritzl, Bemadine ................. Pritzl, Joan .................... Putnam, Cindy .................... Reas, Carrie .................... Robinson, Wayne .................. Rohrig, Kurt ..................... Rose, Joseph ..................... Rude, Dale ...................... Sack, Sandi ...................... Schmidt, Michael ................. Schrader, Jeanne ................. Schwartz, John ................... Seidl, Randy ..................... Sieger, Cheri .................... Singer, Brenda ................... Spiller, Doreen .................. Stein, Wendy .................... Striegel, Janice ................. Stueber, Ronald .................. Symonik, Mark .................... Taft, Jeffrey ................... Tapplin, John .................... Tarr, Gus ....................... Treml, Jeffrey ................... Van Patten, Donna ............... Vincent, Amy ..................... Vuchetich, Laurie ................ Wagner, Daniel ................... Wagner, Debbie ................... Washatka, James ................. Weber, Jerry .................... Weiss, Randy .................... Yunk, Mary ...................... Zipperer, Nancy .................. Zuraski, Cathy (Mrs. Roger Cecil) Zuraff, Kathleen ................ ....................... 20, 78 .........................78 ............... 20, 78, 85 13, 20, 22, 25, 48, 61, 78 ....................... 50, 78 ........... 16, 17, 56, 78 ........................ 78 ............... 54, 55, 78 ....................... 14, 79 ... 13, 19, 20, 50, 55, 79 ............... 16, 17, 79 ....................... 20, 79 ...... 22, 44, 48, 61, 79 ...............20, 79 50 ...... 7,50,79, 110 ................... 79 ................... 79 .......... 26, 27, 79 ................. 80 ................... 80 16, 17, 19, 20, 80, 85 ................. 80 ... 20, 22, 56, 57, 80 ............. 22, 80 ...................... 15,22,80 ...................... 16,58,80 ........... 7, 20, 80 ............. 20, 80 ................81 ............. 50, 81 ... 50, 54, 55, 81, 84 ..............44, 81 .................81 17, 27, 81, 100, 110 ................81 ............7, 50, 81 ...... 50, 54, 55, 81 ...... 47, 50, 58, 81 ...... 29, 82, 87, 96 ............. 20, 82 .......... 22, 56, 82 ................ 20 ................82 111 TEACHERS 1976-77 Abrahamson A. Anderson .. K. Anderson .. L. Anderson .. L. Auger ..... A. Burant .... E. Busby ...... D. Christianson J. Cox ....... K. Davem .... R. Delwiche .. B. Frederick .. B. Frokjer --- J. Graf ...... K. Granstrom . C. Greenwood S. Hanson V. Heisler G. Kadlecek .. J. Kneer ..... R. Knutson ... G. Lilyquist .. M. Longrie ... D. Nordall ... A. Pirrotta ... L. Pirrotta ... R. Reas ...... R. Ross ...... A. Soper...... O. Soper...... D. Swanson ... C. Swenson J. Van Keuren G. Warshall .. N. Watenphul ..... 13,64 ...........65 ...........65 .........66 ... 15, 24, 65 ...........67 14, 15, 63, 66 .......... 65 ...........64 ...........64 .........66 .......... 64 .........66 .........66 48, 67 ...........65 ......46, 67 ...........67 .......... 65 ......54, 64 ......59, 67 ...... 17,66 12, 13, 23, 67 ......50, 67 .......... 64 .......... 65 ...........64 ...........64 ...........67 ......54, 67 ..........66 ...........64 .......... 66 IONS FOOTBALL GAME AT LAMBEAU FIELD ON OCTOBER 3rd, 1976 ' • • -t •. •• • • � • . . . 'i ■ . ; ✓ . • • • % • • i J. • • • v • ' . •. r: • ■ . • • . i m � • ' • , « • V i . • . - . • • A. - - . • i, y • • • . • J_« . .. . t • . • , . • • • • • • ■ : ■ • ‘ . • . • • 4 - • t . I.- •:. x • •••