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Table Of Contents Faculty Academics-6 Seniors-18 Student Life-38 Underclassmen-46 Organizations-64 Sports-80 Advertisement-100 Index-122 Dedication This years Torch staff would like to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Edward Busby. Mr. Busby has been at Lincoln for five years. He has taught history. Marriage and Family Living and Pho- tography. He has been yearbook advi- sor and has done a majority of the photography work for the torch in the past. This years staff, and staffs of the past, would like to thank Mr. Busby for all the trials and tribulations he has put up with in order to make the yearbooks of the last five years a success. Without the help and guidance of Mr. Edward Busby, there would be no yearbook. 2 The Roads And now the snow is falling and I am coming to a crossroads in my life. The roads of strength and weakness divide before me. They go deep into these woods. Which one shall 1 wander on? Which one shall I take? It is not an easy question. These snowflakes hide the smoothness of their stones. These trees they hide the passage of their trails. These two roads twist and turn — I can not see their ends. Which one shall I take? I have wandered down the middle for so many, many years. Small decisions I have made, but never this great need to choose. Oh, which road shall I wander on? — Ellis Felker Celebrate the sunset and the sunrise the cold and the warm the sounds and the silences the voices of the children. Celebrate the dreams and hopes Which have filled the souls of All decent men and women. We shall lift our glasses and toast with tears of joy. — Leonard Nimoy L Cracked reflections of the past breaking into my todays. Looking onward to my tomorrows, and still farther to the future. ____ � iagct fted up. U C “Scientificalfl. k eakinsM D “SI 111 I!1 ' E “What theorem is this?” h� w 4 “I’m not going to tell .. . two . . cha cr H “That's absolutely wrong. Add-two and uh hue Lo “Okay you lucky people. nderson Mr. L. Anderson M ite-iusby TT£ Mark time, Harch.” M “But anyhow ’ N “I’m so unorganized.” 0 “Guys, watch our mouths ’ P “WhatVa noun?” JCt T lfs is a basketball.” jByj rc flat.” Cheer nutsoi iictation0 es,- clase. the smallest violin in the worli fcfipitely needs a tune-up.” £h up people. « t welded-it to WHAT?” fidsbon md so (ot M r nH| 29. Miss TimiB; 30. Mr. VanKuSI 31. Mr. Warshall .32. Mrs. Swenson 33. Mrs.«Sopcr 34. Miss. HanMm_ 3 jmmibBi This Butternut, Wis., na- tive came to L. H. S. 17 years ago. George Warshall received his education at Northland College and UW Superior. He was the stu- .dent council advisor. This Anoka, Minn., na- tive came here one year ago. Randy Rand received his education at UW Superior. He was the assistant wres- tling coach. He likes all sports. A� ■ ] Cindy Greenwood has been here for four years. She received her degree at UW Superior. Mrs. Greenwood was the head volleyball and assistant track coach. Some of her interests include read- ing and skiing. The Tree For the past five years Gary Lilyquist has taught shop and driver’s education. This Min- neapolis, Minn., native re- ceived his degree at UW Stout. Some of his interests are hunt- ing, fishing and trapping. A former student of UW River Falls, Craig Swenson has been here for four years. Coming from Hudson, Wis., he has interests in fishing and softball. He was also the head wrestling and track coach. £ Ken Granstrom was born in Supe- rior, Wis. He attended college at UW Superior. Mr. Granstrom has been teaching at L. H. S. for the past six years. His main interest is remodeling his house. Betteanne Frokjer has been here for 17 years. She received her education at UW LaCrosse and Gustavus Adolphus College. Mrs. Frokjer was born in Fairmont, Minn, and has interests in knitting and fishing. V l!ftr A former student of the Universities of Madison and Missouri, Reginald Delwiche has been teaching at L. H. S. for three years. Coming from Rock- ford, 111., he has devel- oped such interests as golf and ice fishing. Mr. Delwiche was also involved with N. H. S. -IF 7 A former student of UW Superior, Orwell Soper has been teaching at L. H. S. for 27 years. Coming from Supe- rior, Wis., he has developed such inter- ests as reading and being outdoors. Mr. Soper was also a senior class advisor. hr For the past 28 years Jim Van- Keuren has been teaching biology. This Virginia, Minn., native re- ceived some of his degrees at UW River Falls and UW Madison. Mr. VanKeuren was also a head junior class advisor and school health coor- dinator. His main interest is collect- ing Nazi war relics. Lynne Seifert has been here for one year. She received her education at UW Eau Claire. Miss Seifert was born in Orlando, Florida, and likes to fly small airplanes. A former student of UW Whitewater, Mike Tichkowski has been here for one year. Coming from Milwau- kee, Wis., he has inter- ests in hunting and fishing. In addition to teaching at L. H. S. for 16 years, Roger Reas has also been a senior class advisor. Born in Park Falls, he then went to UW Superior and Tuskeegee In- stitute. Outside of teaching, Mr. Reas is also interested in hunting, fishing, and hik- ing. Ed Busby was born in San Gabriel, Cal. He received his education at Valparaiso Uni- versity and UW Eau Claire. Mr. Busby has been teaching here for four years. During his stay at Lincoln he was the yearbook advisor. A few of his hobbies are photography and fishing. As head football coach and boy’s physical educa- tion director Lou Pirrotta has been teaching here for five years. He received his education at Mankato State University. Mr. Pir- rotta was born in Cam- den, N. J., and has inter- ests in the areas of sports and construction. Ll 1 i A V Janet Kneer has been teaching here for two years. She received her degree at UW Eau Claire. Mrs. Kneer was born in Eau Claire, Wis., m and is interested in music and sew- Art Anderson has been teaching at L. H. S. for three years. Born in Oak Park, 111., he then went to the Universities of Illinois and Ken- tucky. Mr. An- derson is interest- ed in swimming and water skiing. Sharon Hanson came to L. H. S. two years ago. She received her education at UW Eau Claire. She was the girl’s assistant bas- ketball coach and a freshman class advisor. Her hobbies include Richard Resar has taught here for one year. He received his degree at UW Stevens Point. His hobbies in- clude fishing and hunting. This Delavan, Wis., native came to L. H. S. 21 years ago. Jean Graf received her degrees at UW Whitewater and UW Eau Claire. Some of her hobbies include golf and fishing. Of Knowledge li.ii—ijiv i ..iii i il ala ul. k ki f. w A former student of UW Superior, Maureen Timmerman has been here for one year. Coming from Superior, Wis., she has developed such inter- ests as reading, tennis and roomball. Kris Anderson has been teaching at L. H. S. for two years. She received her de- gree at Westleyon Universi- ty. Some of her interests are needlework and cooking. ta A former student of UW Madi- son, Ken Abrahamzon has been here for almost two years. Com- ing from Hawthorne, Wis., he has developed an interest in trout fishing. Mr. Abrahamzon was also involved in forensics. Patrick Sweeney was born in Hillsboro, Wis. He majored in English at UW Madison. He has taught at L. H. S. for one year. A few of his interests are running and golfing. Duane Swanson has been teaching at L. H. S. for five years. Born in Washburn, Wis., Mr. Swanson then went to UW Stout. Outside of teaching, Mr. Swanson is also in- terested in hunting and fishing. Grew At Jii, ih. i U. A former student of Eau Claire, Menominee and Superior, Russ Knutson has been teaching at L. H. S. for ten years. Coming from Dunn County, Wis., he has an interest in refinishing antiques. For the past 12 years Bruce Freder- ick has taught shop. This Virginia, Minn, native received his degree at Bemidji State. He was the freshman football coach. He is inter- ested in hunting and In addition to teaching at L. H. S. for two years, Alyse Pirrotta has been involved in drama and foren- sics. Born in Chi- cago, 111., she then went to Mankato State University. Along with teach- ing, Mrs. Pirrotta is also interested in reading and in- terior design. This Racine, Wis. native came to L. H. S. nine years ago. Tony Burant went to college at UW Superior. He was the school librarian, athletic direc- tor and JV basketball coach. Some of his hobbies include pottery. Fishing and reading. Lois Auger was born in Ashland, Wis. She went to college in Duluth, Minn. Miss Auger has been teach- ing at L. H. S. for 20 years. During her stay at Lincoln she has also been involved in FHA. A few of her hob- bies are collecting antiques and arts and crafts. years. She was born in Muncie, Indiana. In addition to teach- ing Mrs. Soper is in- terested in crafts. Ralph Hermanson has been here for one year. He received his degree at UW Stout. Mr. Hermanson likes to hunt and fish. Terry Swenson has been teaching gymnastics for three years. This Glenwood City, Wis. native received her degree at UW River Falls. Mrs. Swenson was the girl’s head track coach. Her interests include sew- ing and officiating for girls athletics. Les Anderson was born in Lombard, 111. He received his education at UW Eau Claire. He has been here for two years. His interests include hiking and photography. Gary Kadlecek has been here for almost four years. He received his education at Med- ford Junior College and UW Stevens Point. Mr. Kadlecek was born in Phillips, Wis., and has interests in hunting and fishing. Lincoln High School A. Our Roots Mr. Ross has held the po- sition of principal at L. H. S. for seven years. He has tak- en an active part in improv- ing our education facilities. As in the past years Mr. Frokjer and the school board have played a vital part in the administration of our school system. Mr. Ross, Principal Mr. Frokjer, Superintendent Deb Christianson, Sec. Velda Heisler, Sec. Shirley Erickson, Sec. Loretta Jehn, Sec. Left: Lloyd Swalve, Vocational Education Coordinator; Above: Board of Education, standing (1 to r), H. Frokjer, Superintendent; T. Miller, R. Hoffman, O. Teeters, G. Tabbert, R. Larson. Seated (I to r), J. Peterson, St. Council; L. Draxler, L. Dane, L. Hardzinski, E. Rickert, D. Tomczak, St. Council. IS Mmm Mmm . . . Good Gladys Schneider Ethel Poetzl Ann Balzar Olive Hickey Many times the cooks at L. H. S. are taken for granted, but we really appreciate them. In the morning they provided us with hot cereals, toast, pancakes, milk and a variety of juices. They also provided a well-balanced noon lunch. The cooks of L. H. S. are hardworking. They not only prepared the meals, but they also dusted the ledges and railings around the school. Clean, Cleaner, Cleanest The overall appear- ance of any school is due to the hardwork of custodians and their helpers. It seemed like the students were al- ways losing personal items such as gloves, hats, and shoes. They also lost or seemed to lose their text books, notebooks and folders. To the dismay of some students the janitors usually found them. At various times of the year; such as dur- ing football, wrestling, volleyball, basketball, and track the janitors took on extra chores. We would like to thank the L. H. S. cus- todial staff for main- taining the appearance of the school this past year. Ollie Seidl Head Custodian Ed Schrader Harold Pritzl Day Custodian Frank Kovarik Tony Kovarik 16 Corning And Going Hank Roberts Butternut Lake 34 years Bud Hanson Kaiser Ten years Supervisor Jerry Sheedy E. of P.F. Old 182 Four years Mechanic Ray Stein River Rd. F.. White City 18 years Dick Derbst Eis. S. City Nine years Jim Balzar Fifield S. Five years Sandy Martin Kindergarten Three years Mae Hanson Sp. Ed. Kind. Eight years Joe Meeks Pike Lake Kind. Three years Glenn Linger Nine Mile Shuttle Two years Roy Jirschele Kennedy (p.m.) Two years Bob Martin Springstcad One year 17 SENIORS JENNIFER ANDERSON BILL AYNES Band 1-3, Choir 3-4, Forensics 1-4, GAA 12, Drama 3, Torch 4, FHA 3, Madrigal Jester 2-4, 3-Act play 3 LYNN BALCZEWSKI Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, GAA 12, Forensics 1-4, Girls Choir 1, Nat'l Honor Soc. 34, Class officer 1, Tutor 3, Trees for Tomm. 2 ANN BALZAR Girls Choir 12, FHA 12, Homecoming Ct. 3 20 SANDY BOLZ Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Stage Band 34, GAA 12 Student Council 34(Sec. 4), Kardnal 1, Class Officer 23, Letterman’s Club 1-4, Girls BB 2, Track 1- 4, Volleyball 2-4, Cheerleading 34, Prom Ct. 3 DENNIS BOUSHON Librarian 3 Each And WAYNE BIXBY Basketball 124, Baseball 3, Football 12, Track 1 MICHAEL BOECK DON BRUCH MARIA BRISKE Band 12, Girls Choir 1, Pep Band 2, Madrigals 34, Choir 2- 4 MARK BOURGEOIS Kardnal 1, BB 1, Football 1 BILL BRIMSTEIN 21 Every One Of Us JIM BUKACHEK ► BRAD CHAFER Lettermans Club 34; Football 34; Mgr. Wrestling 4, Track 1- 4, Mgr. 2-3 JOHN CHILDS Lctterman’s Club 2-4, Wres- tling 1, Football 1-4 PAM CHRISTIANSON TERRY CHRISTIANSON Forensics 3, Girls Choir 1 DON DANIELSON Band 12, Debate 2, Choir 1-4, TFT 2, Student 1-3, Letter- man’s Club 4, Torch 1-3, Kard- nal 1, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 34, Foot- ball (Mgr) 1-3, Track 12, Class Off. (Pres.) 2, Forensics 1-3 A. Vis. 1-4 22 Must Make BETTY JO DIEBOLD Forensics 23, Band 23 (Honor- guard), Girl Choir 123, Choir 34, Drama 23, Madrigals 4. Pep Club 23, Kardnal 1, Torch 4 (See. Editor), 3 Act Play 3, Class Officer 3, Choir Officer 34,(VP 3, Sec 4) CLIFFORD DIEBOLD Football 12 LINDA DIEM Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, Girls Choir 1, Torch 4, Girls BB 3, Gym. 23, Track 2, Let- terman’s Club 23 TOM DILLON Band 1-4, Choir 34, 3-Act play 3, Pep Band 1-4, Drama 34, Kardnal 1, Stage Band 2-4, Forensics 2-4 TERRI DONLIN Girls Choir 12, GAA 12, Letterman’s Club 34, Girfs BB 234, Track 234, Volleyball 234 23 Our Own Ripples DAVE ENGEL DAWN ENGEL Football 1 LINDA ERICKSON Girls Choir 34, German Club 1 BRIAN ERNST Band 1-4, Choir 34, Golf 2-4, Pep Band 12, Debate 23, Sci- ence Club 23, Track 1, Stage Band 1-3 DAN FALSTEAD TFT 2, Forensics 12 BECKY FEIT Germish Club 3, Torch 4(Sec Ed), Band 1234 (CGI-3 Sgt. 4), Nat’l Hon. Soc. 34, GAA 12, Girls BB 2-4, Class Off 3(VP) 24 In The River KYLE GRAF Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Wres- tling 1-4 LORI GUNDERSON Band 1-3, Pep Band 12, Choir 3-4, Drama Club 12, GAA 12, GAA Bowling 12, TFT 2, Girl’s Choir 1, Prom Court 2 KATHY GUSTAFSON VB 23 GAA 12 Cheerleader 34 Class Off. (Sec) 1 Kardnal 1 Track 2 Band 1 (CG) L. Club 34 DAN GUSTAFSON Stage Band 134 Pep Band 1-4 Prom Ct. 2 Band 1-4 L. Club 34 Nat’I Hon. Soc 34 FB 1-4 Wrestling 1-4 Track 1-4 LORI HEIZLER Choir 34, Girls Choir 12, GAA 1, Letterman's Club 34, Girls BB 2, VB 1-4, Track 12 FRAN HECIMOVICH Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3, GAA 12, Choir 34, Stage B. 12, For- ensics 4, Torch 4 (Sec Ed), Nat'l Hon Soc 34. Class Off. 3. Li- brar. 2 TOM HELMAN Band 34 (VP 4), Pep Band 34, Prom Court 3 (King), Track 34, Lettermans Club 34, Base- ball 34, Stagehand 34 25 Of Life BRENDA HERBST Girls Choir 1-3, Drama 3, Pep Club 2, Prom Ct. 3 DAVE HERBST TFT 2, Student Council 4, Lct- tcrman’s Club 2-4, BB 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Class Officer 4(Prcs.). Badger Boys State DAN HILGART Choir 2-4, Madri- gals 4, Torch 12, Kardnal 1 ■ DAVID F. HILGART DAVID HILGART Football 12, Track I, Prom Ct. 3 DEBBIE HILGART Girl’s Choir 1-3 (Sec. 3), Volleyball 1-3, German Club 1 26 We Must Welcome CHARLOTTE HOULE Girls Choir 12, Torch 4, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 34, Gymnastics 23, Class Off. 1 (Pres), Student Council 1-3 RON ISHAM Lcttcrman's Club 2-4. Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1- 4, Football Capt. 4 JULIE JEHN VB 2-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1- 4, GAA 12, St. Council 1-4 (Pres. 4), Lettermans Club 34, Kardnal 1, Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 34, Gymn. 1-4, Track 1-4, Stage Band 2-4, Cheerleader 34(Capt 4) TFT 2, BGS 3, Forensics 1 PETER KANIKULA Band 1-4, (Pres 4), Pep Band 1-4, Choir 4, Kardnal 4. Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 34, Football 12. Track 1-4, Class Officer 4(VP) LEE ANN KOSHAK Girls Choir 124 27 The Future ■CHERYL MALEK Girls Choir 1 SHARI MARTIN Band 1-4 (Hon. Gd. Sgt), For- ensics 1-4 Choir 123, Drama Club 12, GAA 1, Pep Club 1, Gym. 12, Girls BB 34 (mgr). Track 1, Winter Carnival Ct. 3 1 DOUG LANGNER DONNA LUKE 28 Remembering KELLY MILLER Volleyball 23, Band 1-4, GAA 12, Kardnal I, GAA 12, Track 14. Pep Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Choir 34, Girls Choir 2 WAYNE MORGAN Lctterman’s Club 234, Homecoming Ct. I, BB 1-4, Football 1-4 (Capt. 4), Baseball 1-4, Track 1-4 MARLENE MORENWEISER MARY NESJA Art Club 13, French Club I, Track 1, Girls Choir 23 (sec 2), German Club 3, Drama Club 13, Pep Club 13, Karnal 4 PETER NETZEL 29 It Will Soon Be LISA NISSEN Band 2(riflcs), Girls Choir 1, Choir 2-4, German Club 12, Girls BB 3, Homecoming Ct. 4 JOAN OCKER Recorder Club 4, Girls BB 3, Homecoming Ct. 4, Choir 34, FHA 3, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 1-4, Orchesis 4 JEAN (PETERSON) GOTTWALD Girls Choir 123(VP 1, Pres.23), Choir 4, Drama Club 234, GAA 12, Pep Club 3, Torch l-4(editor 34), FHA I, 3-Act Play 3, Girl BB 3(mgr), Tutor 3, Student Council 1-4, School Board 34, Forensics 2 SALLY PETERSON Band 123, Pep Band 123, For- ensics 4, GAA 2, Torch 24(Sec. Editor 4), FHA l(Scc), Kard- nal 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 34 30 The Past BILL PRIBNOW Choir 34, Drama Club 2-4, Gcrmish Club 3, Forensics 2-4, Madrigals 4, Student Tutor 4 RANDY RAY DEBBIE PONSHOCK Band 12, GAA 12, Girls BB 2 JON RESAR Debate 2, Science Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Torch 4, Lct- terman’s Club 4, Nat’l Hon Soc 34, Football 1-4, Track 134. Forensics 2, Badger Boys State 3, TFT 2 JANE PREISLER Band 1-4 (CG), Drama 12, Pep Club 12, Torch 1, FHA 1-3, Girls Choir 12, Girls BB 23, Track 12. Class Officer (Trcas. 1, Sec. 4) MARK RICHARDS Choir 1-4, Madrigal 12 KAY PRITZL Band 2(CG), Torch 4. Class Officer 2(Sec) JOHN REAS Kardnal 1, Football 123, Track 1 31 A Journey DAWN ROMINSKE Art Club 23, Story telling 1, Spanish Club 12, Choir 3, Li- brarian 23, Forensics 23. Pep Club 12, Prom Ct. 2 RON SCHMIDT TFT 2, Lctterman’s Club 4, Kardnal 4, Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 34, Football 1-4,Track l.PromCt. 1 32 Of A Thousand KIM TOLLERS Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Stage Band 34, Drama Club 2, Ger- mish Club 3, GAA 12, Pep Club 1, Letterman’s Club 2-4, Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 4, Track 124 MICHAEL TOM 33 Miles DON TOMCZAK TOM TROCHLIL Student Council 34 (VP 4), Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 34 Torch 4, Letterman's Club 34, Football I, Track 3, Wrestling 1-4, Bd. of Ed. 4 MARIN VAN KUEREN BGS 3, Girls Choir 1, Choir 234, Drama Club 234, 3-Act Play 3(Stud. Dir), Forensics 1- 4, Pep Club 234, Torch 34 (co- Editor 3), Librarian 12, Kard- nal 4 34 Begins With ROB WEBER CURT Band 123, BB 1- WEHRMAN 4, Stage Band 12, Lcttcrman's Club 234, Baseball 234 (Capt. 4) Football 1-3 Homecoming Ct. 4 JEAN WEIBERG Girls Choir 123, GAA 12, Kardnal 1 WENDY WEI- BERG Girls Choir 1, GAA 12, Kardnal 1 RANDY WEINBERGER BB 2, Football 1 LORI WELLS Volleyball 23. Band colorguard 1, Girls Choir 12(Pres. 2), Choir 234 (Pres. 4), Drama Club 1, GAA 1. Madrigals 34, Kardnal 4, Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 34, Prom Ct. 1 35 A Single Step ■ RON WESTPHAL Torch 4, BB 1 JODI WIRSING TFT 2, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 34, Homecoming Ct. 2 ROGER WOODY Letterman’s Club 34, Nat’l. Hon. Soc. 34, Football 123, Wrestling 1-4 KEN ZIERER Officers of the Senior Class Were: Dave Herbst, President Peter Kanikula, Vice-President Jane Preisler, Secretary-Treasurer The students danced all night to the band “Punk”. Saturday, April 23rd, 1977 was the evening of the Junior Prom. Music was provided by “Punk” and the theme was Precious and Few. For the centerpiece a silhoetted couple stood beneath a shimmering sphere covered with hundreds of small mirrors that danced light off every corner of the streamer wrapped gym. The couples enjoyed themselves during the Grand March. 1 f Dale Rude and Debbie Wagner keep step as the band plays on. The 1977 Prom court consisted of King- Tom Helman and Queen-Sandy Bolz; Senior attendants, Rick Larson and Brenda Kron- berger; Junior attendants Dave Hilgart and Brenda Herbst; Sophomore attendants, Steve Mikula and Mary Radlinger; and Freshman attendants, Dave Diamond and Jane Draxler. Crownbearers were Jake Schmidt and Missy Messerschmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Lilyquist and Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks served as chaperones. Start This Is Cardinal Country Freshman decorate their hall as others look on with interest. Above: The band caught up the step and set the pace for the Homecoming game. Below left: King Rob Weber and Queen Joan Ocker stop to pose for a quick picture. Below right: And who said they couldn’t dance. The bonfire reaches the peak of its bright- ness as the Ashland dummy” burns. Above: The Cardinal team is ready for the action. Below: Dan Gehrman escorts Lisa Nisscn to the coronation ceremony. The Homecoming festivities of 1977, started off with a battle between class spirit on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Each class was to decorate a part of the school. On Sept. 29, everyone took part in the traditional snake dance and bonfire. On Friday, the 30th, the stu- dents wore their school colors; red and white. Friday night the Cards took on the Ashland Oredockers. On Saturday, the Homecoming dance took place. The court consisted of King and Queen, Rob Weber and Joan Ocker; Freshman attendants, Denise Messerschmidt and Jim Kron- berger; Sophomore attendants, There- sa Kanikula and Mark Little; Junior attendants, Jean Wardensky and Har- old Olson; Senior attendants, Lisa Nissen and Dan Gehrman; and crown- bearers, Jodi Warren and Patrick Herbst. 4} Finish I Will Come After ut ranm ■ r N Ac A % The students enjoyed themselves as they danced to the music of “Twist.” 4% Sadie Hawkins this year took place on December 3, 1977. It was a time for the girls to get courage and ask their favorite guy. Everyone enjoyed themselves with the refreshments that were provided by the Sophomore class. On the west end, the gym was decorated with a large rainbow with clouds and rain- drops depicting this year’s theme “Your Rainbow Will Come After the Storm.” Couples were moving through the bleachers as they tried to get to the dance floor. “A Rainbow Will Come After the Storm was the theme for the Sadie Hawkins dance. 44 Duffy and Steve get it together. Saturday, January 28, 1978 student council held their annual Winter Carnival. This year’s theme was “A Winter’s Wish;” and the music was provided by the “Dimensions.” The decorations consisted of two pine trees in the middle of the gym, along with white streamers on which hung snowflakes. ABOVE: The court for Winter Carnival consisted of Jane Preisler and Tom Thums for secondary court; Mary Lou Gustafson and Ron Isham for primary court; and Queen and King were Lori Wells and Ron Schmidt. BELOW: Students relax during a brief intermission while the band, “Dimensions”, took a break. 45 Today Gregory Abel William Anderson Joyce Andrews Debbie Barland Mary Jo Behreandt Brad Bever Kenneth Bragee John Braunreiter Paul Brunkow Mark Burant Sara Byers Larry Cain Laurie Carlson Barbara Charleston Robert Charleston Thomas Christianson Russell Ciokiewicz Brian Cuddeback Jane Diebold Christopher Drake William Dryer Beverly Engel Cindy Engel Tammy Engcldinger Lee Erickson Richard Ernst Michael Falstad Anne Fcnzl Gregory Fenzl Joseph Flowers 48 We Follow . . . Linda Foley James Gelina Bob Gcrlach David Gcrlach James Golomb Kirsten Graf Angela Griffin Jeffery Habas Mary Heiberg Edward H el man James Hcrbst Carol Hilgart Kathryn Hilgart Scott Hilgart Peter Hintz Gary Hoefferle Cindy Hogue Eric Holm Jeffery Holt Josef Jcskc Natalie Jirschclc Michael Kalvin Paul Kanikula Jacqueline Kilger Steven Koenig Barbara Kronberger David Kronberger James Kronberger Kenneth Kundinger Natalie Kundinger 49 Tomorrow Tammy Kundingcr Jill Larson Cathie Lobermcier Lori Lobermeier Robert Mader Robin Mahn Arnold Marten Denise Mcsserschmidt Rochelle Michalski Terri Michalski Gregory Miller Howard Miller Jeffery Miller Michael Morenweiser Rick Morgan Shawn Morgan Sandra Morrison Joseph Oswald Renee Pohle Christopher Pritzl Ronald Rebne Gigi Roach Richard Rogers David Rolnik Michael Rominske Richard Scanlon Kevin Scharp Mary Schmidt Scott Schmidt Mike Scott 50 We Lead Steve Schwartz Glenn Seitz Lexi Sheldon Lonnie Singer Raymond Skawinski Edward Smith John Smith Kim Sporer Cheryl Stchr Deborah Steiger Kevin Stein Tracey Stein Cheri Stupp Louis Tatroc Ann Temby Margaret Trochlil Carol Undis Robert Walasek Kathryn Wallner Amy Wartgow Michael Wassner Christine Weber Carl Wagner Carol Wchrman Lori Weinberger Kathryn Weis Sharon Weis Kelly Witt Sharon Woody Donna Yunk 51 FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Anton Allaback John Allaback Rocky Balzar Paul Bixby William Bukachek Gregory Damrow Gary Duzell Joseph Feit Robert Hammcrstrom Pamela Hcrbst Dennis Jarvis James Kelnhofer Daniel Kobussen Gerald Koshak Rodney LaPlant Daniel Lee Timothy Little Erich Mader Earl Newell Brenda Pritzl Robert Sack Max Thompson Daniel Treml Dawn Wagner Wayne Yunk FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS WERE: President - Rick Morgan Vice-President - Dave Kronberger Treasurer - Robert Charleston Secretary - Joyce Andrews If You Don’t Robert Andrews Cindy Barbeln Kim Boyer Suzanne Bragee Rae Ann Brcckenridgc Pam Bruehling Lois Cain Rene Calkins Tim Christianson Jerome Claussen David Diamond Mark Dittel Jane Draxler Edith Drebenstedt Diana Engel Timothy Engel Laura Fenzl Randy Fleming Karen Foley James Gehrman John Gerlach Eric Graf Tammy Gruber Mary Lou Gustafson 53 Get The Task Barbara Hecimovich Jean Herbst Leslie Herbst Debbie Hilgart Rebecca Hilgart William Hilgart Jennifer Hurth Anthony Jirschele Mary Beth Jirschele Theresa Kanikula Paul Kemper Donna Kennedy Jean Kilgcr Sandra Klein Joseph Klcpac Richard Kobusscn Hollis Kolar Mark Koshak Raymond Koshak Anthony Kovarik Mark Little Lynn Loula Pater Lucas Jeffery Martin 54 You Like - Mary Meives Rory Michalski Wayne Michalski Pamela Miller Marie Morcnwciscr John Morgan Betti Morrison Connie Neeck Howard Neeck Lisa Netzel Toni Ocker Wayne Ocker Carol Olson Christopher Olson Richard Palccek Jon Patterson Lance Peterson Raymond Poetzl Kimberly Pritzl Cara Ratzlaff Linda Ray Christine Reas Kevin Reas Michael Roach 55 Like The Task Robert Rogers Barbara Romeril Alan Rose Tami Scharp Patrick Schmidt Diane Schrader Rose Scluga Donna Setterman Sandra Singer Susan Smith Barbara Stein Ellen Stueber Joseph Taft Thomas Tanner LaVerne Tapplin Patricia Thibedeau Suzanne Thums Mike Vincent John Vuchetich Julie Vuchetich Denise Warren Carolyn Weber John Weibcrg Kelly Weiss 56 You Get Tammy Woody Lori Young SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Bradley Angen Jeff Barland Steve Bocck Howard Briskc Steve Brucling Calvin Brunkow Renee Bukachck Scott Canovan Donald Carden Denise Cassidy Michael Dahl William Donlin Marty Ehclcr Craig Engel Ted Fleming Greg French James Hilgart Patrick Jarvis Robie Klein Susan Kohlmeier Steven Krueger Tammy Lapp Dan Lcmkc Jean Lobcrmcicr Jeffrey Lueloff Daniel Michalski Michael Petroski David Post Christopher Reas Wayne Rienow Mark Sack Wendy Smetak Craig Stuempges Mark Szczepkowski Mike Tatroe Daniel Wagner Geraldine Woodie Thomas Yunk Sophomore class officers were: Secretary-treasurer - Cindy Barbcln President - John Morgan Vice-President - Ellen Stucber Some Sophomore girls do some last minute studying before class. The Steeper William Abel Shelley Anderson Brenda Barbeln Laurie Behreandt Patricia Bixby Linda Boettcher Suzanne Borne Marie Burant Andy Calderwood Polly Christianson William Daniels Daniel Detko Patricia Donlin Darlene Dums Deborah Engel Karren Engel Brenda Engeldinger Tammy Falstad Carin Ferg Robert Gelina Jean Golomb David Greenwood Nancy Greenwood Brenda Gruber 58 The Hill John Gustafson Nancy Hall Jacqueline Heidcrcr Donna Helman Mary Kay Herbst Douglas Hilgart Mark Hilgart Marie Hogue Susan Holden John Jchn Agnes Kanikula Jodi Knutson Jean Koshak Daniel Kronberger Mark Kronberger Ruth Langner Dara Larson Kevin Mann Jeffrey Marsh Pamela McGuirk Carla Messerschmidt Rob Michalski Karen Miller Marlene Miller 59 The Harder Lou Morenweiser Jacqueline Morrison Cheryl Mrotek Diane Noctzel Jeffrey Ocker Jean Oswald Joan Oswald Jed Owen Joseph Palachck Debra Peterson John Peterson Dina Pohle Andrea Post Mary Radlinger Thomas Ratzlaff Richard Rebnc Mark Sales Jean Scharp Amy Schmidt Keith Schmidt Kimberly Scott Wendy Settcrman Lisa Sheedy Curtis Sheldon 60 We Climb Laura Sieger Darlene Singer Mary Singer Samuel Soper Jeff Stein Renee Stueber Steve Tollers Jill Treml Jennifer Trochlil Theresa Vanderslice Dale Van Patten Jean Wardensky Martha Warshall Cynthia Weiss Timothy Weiss Cindy Yunk Joan Yunk Neal Zirbel Joseph Zuraff 61 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Shannon Angcn Thomas Armstrong Jean Balczewski Rory Balzar Rodney Behreandt Ronald Behreandt Anthony Ciokiewicz Robert Cowart Mark Cuddeback Jeffrey Donner Scott Drake Gary Eitrem Richard Engel William Fuchs John Gutknccht Carla Hcislcr Karen Hcrbst Lori Jirschclc David Kaschner Timothy Kendrick Ronald Klein Deborah Kronberger Pamela Kundingcr Steven Mikula Jean Mrotek Harold Olson Patricia Pribnow Betsy Pritzl Susan Rabb Richard Rienow Margaret Romeril Lori Schrocder James Seidl Wanda Smctak (Kundingcr) Peter Sporcr Jeff Tapplin Dan Thompson Penny Tyree Jerry Washatka Jeffrey Wocelka Joseph Zuraff Junior class officers were: President - Aggie Kanikula Vice-president - Jodi Knutson Secretary-treasurer- Marie Burant “Do you actually know what your'e doing?” Ain’t she cute! Photo Essay By Marla Miller Each person in Mr. Busby’s photography classes is required to make an essay of at least six pictures. The purpose of the essay is to put together, as effectively as possible, a series of pictures that tell a story. The student is to use as many techniques as he she can that have been covered in the class over the semester. Of all the essays handed in, this one by Marla Miller seemed to be the best done. She used the old “getting caught in the class passing notes” dilema. Has this ever happened to you? VMS New Outlook For Torch Staff ABOVE: Students that worked on the yearbook were FIRST ROW: Cindy Weiss, Debbie Engel and Patty Thibcdcau; SECOND ROW: Lee Erickson, Carolyn Weber, Diane Schrader, Linda Diem, Joyce Andrews and Charlotte Houle; THIRD ROW EDITORS: Marina Van Keuren, Jean Gottwald, Becki Feit, Julie Vuchetich, and Betty Jo Dicbold; FOURTH ROW EDITORS: Pam Bruehling, Karen Foley, Jean Koshak and Jean Balczewski. BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Busby was again the Advisor for Torch this year. Jean Peterson Gottwald was the Senior Editor. Junior Editor was Jean Koshak. 66 The darkroom - Jodi’s home away from home. The 1978 Torch was notable for several reasons; it came out on time, it was published out of state and it was headed by Jean Peterson Gottwald. In addition to taking on the re- sponsibility for the 1978 Torch, Jean was responsible for pulling things together in the 1977 Torch. Many students were un- aware that had it not been for Jean’s effort the 1977 and 1978 books would never have been published. We all owe her our thanks. In order to prepare our staff we attended a workshop in Rice Lake where we were exposed to ideas for our yearbook design and photography. Our staff averaged about twentyfive persons but the bulk of the book was produced by about ten people who consistently went beyond what was required of them. We had our share of problems with this book but we hope it justifies the efforts that went into it. Here comes another headache for Mr. Bus- by Jean did a lot of work as Junior Editor. Camera happy people for the Torch were Jon Resar, Don Tomc- zak, Jodi Knutson, Brenda Miller and Dale Van Patten. 67 Student Govm’t The student council has complet- ed another successful year. Our first major event was helping the classes set up the Homecoming activities.We also sent two repre- sentatives to the City Council and the School Board meetings. Pam Miller and Dave Diamond were on the City Council and Don Tomczak and John Jehn were on the School Board. Winter Carnival this year was on January 28. Our theme was “A Winter Wish.” The last thing we did before the end of the year was giving out two scholarships to two deserving sen- iors. ABOVE: Officers for Student Council were TOP: President Julie Jehn, BOTTOM: Vice-President Don Tomczak and Secretary- Treasurer Sandy Bolz. BELOW: Representatives for Student Council were FRONT ROW: Debbie Steiger, Peggy Trochlil. Rick Morgan and Arnold Marten. SECOND ROW: Julie Vuchetich, Jenny Hurth, Pam Miller, John Morgan and Dave Diamond. THIRD ROW: Mary Radlinger, Jean Koshak, John Jehn, Aggie Kanikula and Jed Owen. FOURTH ROW: Julie Jehn, Sandy Bolz, Don Tomczak, Dave Herbst and Jean Gottwald. 68 Pep Club was an organization made up of girls who met once or twice a week. They made signs and posters with the intention of arousing school spirit among all the students from grades 9-12, along with teachers. Our spirit signs supported the following sports: wrestling, boys and girls basketball, gymnastics, volleyball, boys and girls track, football, and golf. Great enthusiasm and school spirit has been shown this year by the many girls who volunteered to do the work in making this organization a success. We hoped all the work this organization has done this year has helped our teams reach their goal of winning seasons. FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. Any girl in grades 9-12 can par- ticipate in FHA. Our meetings were every other Tuesday night after school in the Home Ec room. Our advisor was Ms. Au- ger. FHA works for the benefit of the school and community. FHA puts on hot dog sales, bake sales, and other money making pro- jects. Once a month the FHA club got together and played bingo with the people at the Park Manor Nursing Home. Girls Get Into Action FRONT ROW: Karen Foley, Suzy Thums, Patti Thibcdcau, Mary Lou Gustafson, Theresa Kanikula, Marie Hogue. BACK ROW: Ellen Stucber. Pan Miller. Cindy Barbcln, Jean Kilger, Jean Wardcnsky, Marina Van Kcurcn, Agnes Kanikula. FIRST ROW: Tammy Woodie, Karen Miller, Lee Erickson, Tammy Kundinger. SEC- OND ROW: Kim Boyer, Laura Carlson, Angie Griffin, Bev Engel, Sharon Weiss, Debbie Barland. THIRD ROW: Linda Foley, Joyce Andrews, Terry Michalski. “Noted” For ABOVE: 1st ROW: Lynn Balczewski. Jacci Morrison, Carolyn Weber. Tammy Woodic, Patti Thibedcau, Agnes Kanikula. 2nd ROW: Ann Fenzl, Tammy Falstad, Leslie Herbst, Brenda Bar- bcln. Pam Miller, Jean Herbst. 3rd ROW: Lee Erickson, Jackie Kilgcr, Hollie Kolar, Gigi Roach, Kristen Graf, Renee Pohle, Julie Jehn. Sandy Bolz, Linda Boettcher, Jane Draxlcr, 4th ROW: Amy Wartgow, Kelly Miller, Sarah Byers, Jean Koshak, Theresa Kanikula, Jill Treml, Tony Jirschclc, Peter Kanikula, Kim Tollers. 5th ROW: Paul Kemper. Steve Schwartz, Sharon Woo- die, Laura Fenzl. 6th ROW': Tim Christianson, Kevin Mann, Jim Golomb. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1st ROW': Chris Weber, Carla Messersch- midt, Ann Koshak, Cindy Barbeln, Jean Kilgcr, Lisa Sheedy. 2nd ROW: Carol Olson, Rochelle Michalski, Betsy Pritzl, Debbie Hilgart, Rac Ann Brcckenridge, Ellen Stueber, Barb Kronberger, Lori Bchrcandt. 3rd ROW: Karen Foley. Diane Schrader, Mary Jo Bchrcandt, Denise Messerschmidt, Jenni Hurth. Mary Jirs- chele, Sharon Weiss, Mary Lou Gustafson, Sue Bragcc. Sue Thums. 4th ROW: Bob Gclina, Patti Bixby, Mike Rominskc. John Vuchetich. John Braunrcitcr. Bill Dryer. Mark Koshak, Betty Morrison. 5th ROW: Patti Pribnow, Kim Pritzl, Bill Andersen, Sam Soper, Dan Gustafson. 6th ROW: Ron Bchrcandt, Brian Ernst, Ron Schoch. Performance This year, the Lincoln High band has had to adjust to a new director. Neverless, Mr. Tichkowski keeps the band going strong. Over the summer the marching band put in many hours of work preparing for street and field competition as well as the half-time field shows. The hard work paid off as the band came home with two first place from the Bloomer street and field competition in Bloomer, Wi. A third place trophy was received from the Eau Claire homecoming parade competition. The band also wrapped up a first place trophy at the Medford Mink Festival Parade. As the school year progresses, the band works on concert music to put on various concerts during the year. These include a Christmas concert, a Pops concert and a Spring concert. As spring nears, band members prepare for the annual music festival. Members have their choice of annual playing solos or ensembles. They compete first at district competition, and those who qualify go on to state. The band ends the year with the annual Memorial Day parade held in Park Falls. Do you guys write your own music? Fun! Pep Band members were, FIRST ROW: Agnes Kani- kula, Carla Mcsscrschmidt, Barb Kronberger, Cindy Barbcln, Rac Ann Brcckcnridgc. SECOND ROW: Lisa Shccdy, Ann Koshak, Jean Kilger, Lynn Balczewski, Carolyn Weber. THIRD ROW: Mary Radlingcr, Leslie Herbst, Patti Thibedeau. FOURTH ROW: Tammi Fal- stad, Li.ida Diem, Anne Fenzl, Donna Helman. FIFTH ROW: Dina Pohle, Jane Draxler, Karen Foley. SIXTH ROW: Sandy Bolz, Jean Herbst, Amy Wartgow, Sarah Byers. SEVENTH ROW: Julie Jehn, Mary Jirschclc, Betsy Pritzl, Debbie Hilgart. EIGHTH ROW: Kelly Miller, Jean Koshak, Kim Tollers, Denise Mcsscrsch- midt, Mike Rominski. NINTH ROW: Jill Treml, Paul Kemper, Tony Jirschclc, Bob Gelina. TENTH ROW: Ellen Stueber, Bob Mahn, John Braunreiter, Theresa Kanikula, Kevin Mann. John Vuchetich, Jenny Hurth, Bill Dryer. ELEVENTH ROW: Laurie Bchreandt, Lau- ra Fenzl, Patti Pribnow, Patti Bixby. Dan Gustafson, Tom Helman, Ron Schoch, Pete Kanikula, Tim Chris- tianson, Tom Dillon. Every year members from each section of the band get together to form a Pep Band. They played popular, entertaining music to liven up the audience and our own Cardinal teams. This year the Girl’s Choir performed in the Fall, Christmas and Spring Shows. Officers of the group were Diane Noetzel, Tami Scharp and Kelly Witt. Girl’s Choir members were, FIRST ROW: Tracy Stein, Kelly Witt, Kathy Lobcrmeier, Renee Pohle, Carol Un- dis, Dawn Wagner, Tammy Lapp. Tami Scharp. SEC- OND ROW: Carolyn Weber, Chris Reas, Kim Sporcr, Missy Tapplin, Lee Ann Koshak, Sue Koehlmeir, Laurie Carlson, Cheryl Stehr. THIRD ROW: Peggy Trochlil, Denise Mcsscrschmidt, Mary Schmidt, Linda Erickson, Donna Yunk, Julie Taft, Lori Schrocder, Natalie Jirs- chclc. Our Music Specialists The Lincoln High Jazz Ensemble this year consisted of a brass section with trumpets, trombones, valve trombone and tuba. Alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones provided the woodwind section. The rhythm section consisted of pianists, drummers, and bass guitarist. The Jazz Ensemble plays various aspects of music such as swing, blues, and jazz; upbeat tempos such as rock and boogie. Going to the music festival was our major goal this year. Members of the Jazz Band were, FIRST ROW: Julie Jchn, Linda Boettcher, Jean Herbst. SECOND ROW: Sandy Bolz, Jane Draxlcr, Mary Jirschclc. THIRD ROW: Kelly Miller, Agnes Kanikula, Theresa Kanikula. FOURTH ROW: Tom Ftelman. Kim Tollers, Bob Gelina, Mike Rominskc. FIFTH ROW: Tom Dillon, Laura Fenzl, Dan Gustaf- son, Pete Kanikula, Tim Christianson, Patti Pribnow. As in the past, Madrigals have had yet another successful year. This year’s Madrigal group, comprised of 15 members from Concert Choir, was selected by Mr. Anderson at spring tryouts. In December, the group hosted a very suc- cessful 17th Century Elizabethan-style dinner. People re- sponded well since a near capacity crowd attended both the Friday and Saturday night performances. Second semester the Madrigals practiced harder than ever as they prepared for contest. They sang a French song called Reveillez-Vous Tous Amoureux, Class A. Ginette Carlson helped with the pronunciation of the French. Mr. Anderson was very pleased with the overall Madrigal per- formances throughout the year and would like to have as good a group next year. The 1977-78 Madrigal singers were. FIRST ROW: Jeff Wocclka, Bill Abel. Wayne Ockcr, Mark Kronberger. Jenny Hurth, Lori Wells, Betty Jo Diebold, Jodi Knutson, Polly Christianson. SECOND ROW: Dan Hilgart. Joan Ocker, Curtis Sheldon, Jean Kilger, Maria Briske. Bill Pribnow. Andrea Post. Jennifer Anderson. Let’s Make Music! Election of officers . . . Lori Wells, presi- dent; Tim Smith, vice-president; Betty Jo Diebold, secretary; Renee Stueber, treasur- er $6,000 on our magazine sale . . . “Mystic Trumpeter” and “Snake Baked A Hoccake,” Jean Kilger's original “Take One Step at a Time” and Dan Hilgart with “Let It Be” at Fall Show . . . “Hodie Chris- tus Natus Est“ at the Christmas Concert Packed houses of 700 people . . . Sun- day evening rehearsals in January and Feb- ruary .a trip to Chippewa Falls to hear Paul Christiansen’s Concordia Choir . .. choir exchanges at Phillips and Prentice . . Tryouts for All State Choir in Eau Claire Choir tour to West Bend. Belvidere, Ottawa, Mason City, St. Louis and Wash- ington; “Heilig”, “Kingdom of God”, “Only Begotten Son”, “Rejoice Believers”; Cher- ryvalc, Chinatown, Lincoln’s tomb, the Ho- lidomc, the Arch, Sunday mass with Bishop Wurm at the Old Cathedral . . . solo and ensemble contest at Lakeland . . Spring show . . . Graduation. ABOVE RIGHT: Many times the girls had to go down to the bandroom to work on their part. ABOVE: Mr. Anderson really puts his heart and mind to his conducting. LEFT: The tenors and basses are shown putting forth their best effort. 74 75 Of Premium Quality . . . The National Honor Society is a national organization that recog- nizes juniors and seniors who have kept a grade point average of 3.5 and above. These students are se- lected at the end of the first semes- ter of their junior year. Students are chosen by their scholastic abilities only. Each year two students are select- ed or nominated to compete for a National Honor Scholarship. ABOVE: Mr. Delwiche was the new NHS advisor. BELOW: NHS officers were Ron Schmidt, Becki Feit, Julie Jchn and Jon Resar. National Honor Society Members were: FIRST ROW: Polly Christianson, Margaret Romcril, Tom Armstrong SECOND ROW: Jean Koshak, Jean Wardcnsky, Kevin Mann, Jed Owen THIRD ROW: Jenny Trochlil, Carla Messerschmidt, Jill Treml, Agnes Kanikula, John Jehn FOURTH ROW: Jean Gottwald, Lori Wells FIFTH ROW: Sandy Bolz, Julie Jehn, Francine Hecimovich, Cindy Stein, Charlotte Houle SIXTH ROW: Becki Feit, Lyn Balczewski, Jodi Wirsing, Joan Ocker SEVENTH ROW: Tim Warner, Dave Herbst, Ron Schmidt, Pete Kanikula 76 Serving as library aides for 1977-1978 were Scott Canovan, Greg Damrow, Edith Dreben- stedt, Larry Hilgart, Sandy Klein, Rob Klein, Barb Romeril and Jean Wardensky. Students volunteer to work in the library during their free period. They su- pervise the circulation desk: checking in out library materi- als, making out over-due notices and replacing materials on the shelves. Greg Damrow and Larry Hilgart were responsible for audio-visual equipment. They video-taped programs during the evenings, repaired broken equip- ment and helped set up the sound system for games and assemblies. The school awards V� credit for each year worked. Some of the people who kept up our library were Edith Drcbcnstcdt. Mr. Burant and Jean Wardensky. Forensic: public debate of formal argumentation, also public plat- form speech of various kinds. Each year students at Lincoln are invited and encouraged to participate in a statewide pro- gram of public platform speaking experiences. These are divided into several catagories, and range from solo performances in extempore speaking, prose and poetry read- ings and oratory to such group work as play acting and interp theatre. A sub-district contest is held at one of the area schools, judges are imported from surrounding colleges and awards of A, B or C are given. The sub-district was held in Prentice, the district in Superior. Students who have received an “A” in these contests travel to the state competition held near the end of April at Madison. Forensics team members were, FIRST ROW: Julie Vuchetich, Karen Engel. SECOND ROW: Marina Van Kueren, Jennifer Anderson, Jodi Knutson. THIRD ROW: Laura Fenzl, Theresa Kanikula, Joyce Andrews. 77 Racing Towards A Victory The track team had a very successful season, having a 4-2 dual meet record. Mile relay set a new school record with a 3:35.9. Members consisted of Wayne Morgan, Eric Graf, David Herbst, and Kurt Roh- rig At Regionals, Dave Green- wood placed first in three events; the high jump, the high hurdles, and the long jump. Taking second place was the mile relay. At sectionals, Dave went on to place first in the high jump and the high hur- ABOVE: Jon Resar runs hard in another 440 yard dash. BELOW LEFT: Members of the dies, and second in the long track team were, BACK ROW': Coach Pirrotta, Kurt Rohrig. Wayne Morgan, Steve Olson, jump. Dave placed first at Herbst. Jon Resar, Dave Kashncr, Pete Kanikula. and Brad Chafer, manager. MID- state in the high jump. Overall, lJcdJ°!fn' Kylc Graf- lohn Morsan- Mark and Sam Soper. q orMt cAocnn I RONT ROY : Keith Schmidt, Dave Greenwood. Jeff Martin, Tom Helman, Jerry Washtka, a great season. David Post and Dan Detko 82 This year’s girls track team had many exciting wins. In the Conference Tournament the Car- dinals placed fourth out of twelve schools. In the 100-yard dash, Nancy Greenwood placed sec- ond. Glenda Graf placed first in two events. She ran the 110 yard hurdles in 15.15 seconds and the 220 yard hurdles in 30.25 sec- onds. The 880 relay team also placed first, with a time of 1:524. It consisted of Nancy Green- wood, Julie Jehn, Holly Kolar, and Donna Kennedy. At Regionals the team placed first. Glenda Graf placed first in the 110 and 220 hudles. At sec- tionals Glenda also placed first in both hurdles. The 1977 track team placed eighth in state. Glenda placed first in the 110 yard hurdles, with a time of 15.47. Also, she placed first in the 220 yard hurdles with a time of 29.9 seconds. Overall, a very good season. ABOVE: LaVerne Tapplin takes the lead in the hurdles. BELOW LEFT: Smooth handoff by Renee Stueber to Tammi Meyer. BELOW RIGHT: At a conference meet, Pat Bixby jumps fourteen feet. 83 Cards Strike ’Em Out ABOVE: Members of the baseball team were. STANDING: Mr. Armstrong, coach; Jerry Weber. Paul Kemper. Wayne Morgan. Steve Olson. John Morgan. Rob Michalski. David Herbst. and John Hildebrand. KNEELING: Rory Michalski. Ron Isham. Rob Weber. John Gerlach, Tom Armstrong. Tom Hclman.and Bob Charleston, manager. BELOW RIGHT: Steve Olson puts all he has into his bat. Coach Armstrong’s Cardinals achieved another winning season by compiling a 10-8-1 record in overall standings. Outstanding individual performances by Tom Armstrong and Rob Weber who made All-Con- ference selections; and Ron Isham, Honorable Men- tion; highlighted the season. With many returning let- termen for next years team, Coach Armstrong expects a highly successful season. 84 This year the golf team participated in fourteen matches. The team played at least two matches per week and a third match was often played. In addition, there was usually a tournament on Saturday. Those matches were usually held out of town. They consisted of nine holes of play, except tournaments which were eighteen holes of competition. The record produced by the 1977 team was the best since the team of 1971. With improved play for 1978 the team has a good chance to win the conference champion- ship. Coach Kadlecek says that the experience gained from the 1977 season will be the key to success for the 1978 season; the entire varsity team is returning. The team placed third in the lumberjack conference. This years golf coach was Mr. Kadlecek. Cardinals Golf Up To Par Golf members were, STANDING: Bill Donlin, Tim Christianson, Kevin Mann, and Ron Schock. KNEELING: DickRebne. Lance Peterson, Barb Hecimovich, and Ron Rebne. 85 Football ... You Bet ABOVE: Members of the varsity and jv football teams were, FRONT ROW: John Peterson, manager; Dan Gustafson, John Childs, Ron Schmidt, Steve Olson, Ron Isham, Wayne Morgan, Dan Gehrman, Dave Herbst, Jon Resar, Kyle Graf. MIDDLE ROW': Mr. Stewart, Jim Gehrman, Mark Hilgart, Keith Schmidt, John Patterson, Dave Diamond, John Gerlach, Dave Greenwood, Tom Armstrong, Dan Detko, Dave Kashncr, Jed Owen, Mark Kronbcrgcr, John Jchn. John Gustafson. BACK ROW: Coaches Campbell. Szclagowski, and Pir- rotta; Wayne Michalski. Wayne Reno, Tom Yunk, Steve Krueger, Chris Olson, Curtis Sheldon, Bob Rogers, John Morgan. Mark Little, Steve Bruchling, Kevin Reas. BELOW' LEFT: John Patterson feeds the Loggers some mud. The Park Falls Cardinals had another high- ly spirited and competitive season by posting a 3-2 conference mark. The team had many out- standing individual performances, but team effort proved to be the winning element. Early season losses dimmed the outlook, but a final show of strength in the last games show prom- ises for next year. Few starters will be lost through graduation, giving us high hopes for the future. 86 SCOREBOARD We 20 Marathon They 6 0 Medford 32 0 Colby 14 30 Hurley 6 0 Ashland 34 0 Lakeland 6 20 Phillips 13 23 Northland 8 ABOVE: The agony of defeat. BELOW: Members of the Freshman football team were. ERONT ROW: Rick Rog- ers, Glen Seitz, Paul Bronkow, Mike Kalvin, Rob Madcr. Paul Kanikula, Dan Treml, Gary Duzell. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Drake, Scott Schmidt, Steve Koenig, Mark Burant, Eric Mack, Brad Bever, Ken Gragec, Greg Miller, Chris Pritzl, Bob Charleston, Jeff Miller, Jim Kronberger. BACK ROW: Joe Jeske, Jim Kelnhofer, Jim Gclina, Bill Ander- son, Bill Dryer, Tom Yunk, Dave Kronberger, Joe Feit, Dave Gcrlach, Rick Morgan, Shawn Morgan, Mike Fal- stad, Rick Ernst. The thrill of victory. 87 Volleyball Spikes to Victory The members of the varsity volleyball team were. BACK ROW: Marie Hogue, manager; Pat Bixby, Sandy Bolz, Jackie Morrison, and Coach Greenwood. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Hclbcrt. manager; Lori Hcisler, Trish Donlin, Lori Behrcandt, and Jean Wardenski. FRONT ROW: Julie Jehn, Mary Singer, Dara Larson, and Terri Donlin. This years volleyball team had an- other successful season. The girls worked hard at the practices held ev- ery night from 3:30 — 5:00. Mrs. Greenwood, who coached the team, looks forward to next season which she thinks will be as good as, if not better than this years. VOLLEYBALL SCORES We 3 Tomahawk They 0 0 Ladysmith 3 3 Northland 3 1 Bayfield 2 5 Phillips 0 2 Hurley 3 4 Ashland 1 1 Lakeland 5 TOURNAMENT GAMES 2 Tomahawk I 0 Colby 2 1 Auburndale 1 2 Phillips 0 88 The team is ready to return a volley. Members of the J.V. volleyball team were, BACK ROW: Dina Pohle, Cara Ratslaff, Betty Morrison, and Coach Greenwood. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Barbcln, Aggie Kanikula, and Linda Ray. FRONT ROW: Mary Beth Jirschclc, Donna Kennedy, Brenda Barbcln, and Leslie Herbst. Terry Vanderslice jumps to set. ABOVE: Sandy Bolz blocks a spi- ke.LEFT: Members of the fresh- man volleyball team were, BACK ROW: Sandy Morrison, Cindy Hogue, Carol Undis, Lexi Shel- don, Barb Kronberger, and Coach Greenwood. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Engel, Denise Messersch- midt, Renee Pohle, and Jill Lar- son. FRONT ROW: Ann Temby, Gigi Roach, and Kirsten Graf. 89 With The Red . . . You think you got him? Well, let's see. What poise! Look out guys. I've got my super keds on tonight. Varsity Basketball team members were: FRONT ROW: Jeff Ocker, manager. Bill Daniels, Tom Arm- strong, Ron Isham. John Gustafson BACK ROW: Keith Schmidt. Rob Michalski. Paul Warren. Dave Greenwood, Dan Gehrman, John Hall, Wayne Morgan, Dave Herbst, Coach Szelagowski. The Cards picked up the pace this year as the completed their season with a conference record of 7-4 and an all around record of 12-6. Dave Greenwood and John Hall set the pace for the game scoring with averages of 18 and 13 points respectively. The Cards were seldom outranked by other teams. They always showed more spirit as they came home victorious game after game. The players seemed to play better when they had more fans backing them and the packed stands at home games proved that. The Varsity team was coached by Mr. Szelagowski. With The White . . . Boys who played on the JV squad were: Coach Burant. John Gerlach, Mike Roach, Bob Rogers, Paul Kemper, Dave Diamond. Jon Patterson. John Morgan, Rory Michalski. Mark Little, Mike Kalvin, manager. The Junior Varsity had an exceptionally great season ever seen by the Cardinals fans. Coach Burant brought the Cards to an undefeated season with a 10-0 conference and 18-0 all around record. Midway through the season, the Cards showed their best team work as they eased by the Hurley Midgets 92-33. John Gerlach led the Cards in the game scoring 35 points. The Cardinal Freshmen started their high school basketball careers with a fine 10-2 record. The Cards only fell to Phillips and Tomahawk in very close games. The Freshmen and JV teams look like they have great players for our future varsity squads, and they look like they will produce tough teams to beat. LEFT: Our JV was Hot! BELOW: See how easy il is? 91 Julie works as hard during warm-ups as hard as she docs during Where can she go from here? her routine. Gymnastics Teams Girls who performed on the varsity gymnastics team were: TOP: Theresa Kanikula, Jean Herbst, Mary Lou Gustafson, Mary Behreandt, Julie Jehn MIDDLE: Donna Kennedy, Mary Singer BOTTOM: Kirsten Graf, Lisa Singer, Agnes Kanikula This year our gymnastics team showed great strength with only three losses in their dual meet season. For invitational competition our class B team took fourth behind three class A teams at Cadott’s meet. At Altoona they took second out of ten teams. Each of the events; balance beam, uneven bars, vaulting and floor exercise, were strong this season. Julie Jehn, the team captain, specialized in floor exercise. Mary Singer and Donna Kennedy were ex- cellent all-around gymnasts. The Varsity gymnasts who competed on beam were: Jean Herbst, Mary Lou Gustafson, Agnes Kanikula; vault: Donna Ken- nedy, Mary Singer, Theresa Kanikula and Kirsten Graf; uneven bars: Mary Lou Gustafson, Jean Herbst, Mary Singer and Donna Kennedy; floor ex- ercise: Julie Jehn, Mary Singer, Donna Kennedy and Theresa Kanikula. The team’s future looks very good, losing only one senior, Julie Jehn, and being backed by an excellent Junior Varsity. Tumbles On! Junior Varsity gymnasts were TOP ROW: Debbie Steiger, Gigi Roach. Mary Jirschcle BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Engel. Terri Vanderslice, Katie Wallner The wrestling squad consisted of, FIRST ROW: Bob Mahn. Manager; Jerry Washatka. Chris Reas. Ron Behreandt. Pat Schmidt, Tim Smith, Roger Woody. SECOND ROW: Bob Charleston, manager; Don Tomezak. Kyle Graf, Dan Gustafson. Mark Hilgart, Steve Olson. As expected, due to heavy graduation loss the previous year, the varsity wrestling team received their first defeat in over two years. Though in a rebuilding year, the team compiled a respect- able 9-4 record and took top honors at both the Spooner and Edgar Invitationals. Individual championships went to Chris Reas (Spooner and Edgar), Pat Schmidt (Edgar), Roger Woody (Edgar, 3rd in Regional), Don Tomezak (Spooner, Edgar. 4th in Regional), Jerry Washatka (Spooner, Edgar, Conference, Re- gional, 4th in Sectionals), Tim Smith (Spooner. Edgar, Confer- ence, Regional, 3rd at Sectionals, State Qualifier), Mark Hilgart (Edgar, Spooner, Conference, 2nd at Sectionals, State Qualifi- er). Mr. Swenson felt that the excellent performances turned in by both the young and old members of the team will insure the success of the team in the future. Coached by Mr. Rand and Mr. Roe, the junior varsity wres- tling team compiled an impressive 13-1 record. Besides duel meets, the team also competed in our own annual J.V. tourna- ment and the Wisconsin Rapids Invitational (16 teams). Mr. Rand felt that the fine job done by this year's very young team will pay-off in the years to come. Mr. Swenson and Mr. Rand dedicated a lot of their time to the wrestlers. 94 Stick ’Em With A Pin . . . ABOVE: And that's the plan Got it? BELOW: JV Wrestlers were: FIRST ROW: Chris Reas. Scott Hilgart, Chris Pritzl. Paul Bixby, Bill Hilgart, Brad Bever. SECOND ROW: Craig Engel. Mike Falstad, Eric Graf. Joe Palachcck, Steve Koenig, Shawn Morgan. You're no match for Donny. 95 Girls who played on the Varsity squad were FRONT ROW: Becky Feit. Barb Hecimovich. Betty Morrison Jane Draxler. Amy Schmidt, Coach Bradkey BACK ROW: Jean Wardensky, Trish Donlin, Terri Donlin, Nancy Hall, Jill Treml, Linda Ray. ■ The girls Basketball team showed promise, but was unable to get everything together in order to be consistent. The Varsity girls were coached by Miss Bradke and the JV by Miss Hanson. The Cardinals finished fourth in the conference standings with a record of 3- 5. Their overall record was 3-8. At sub-regionals the Cardinals defeated Phillips and went on to regionals where they lost to Ladys- mith. Next year the Cardinals will lose only two seniors, so the returning members have a good chance to take conference. % The Varsity girls warm-up before the game. V I«OT OR Y m Jill doesn’t look quite ready for that ball. ABOVE: Amy Schmidt attempts to chalk up another point for the Cards. BELOW: JV Girls Basketball members were FIRST ROW: Jackie Kilgcr. Kathy Lobcrmcier. Debbie Hilgart, Ann Tembe. Rachcllc Michalski SECOND ROW: Toni Ocker. Mary Schmidt, Jill Larson, Sandy Morrison THIRD ROW: Peggy Trochlil, Kim Pritzl, Barb Kronberger. 97 ABOVE LEFT: Wrestling Cheerleaders were (Top to Bottom) Jean Koshak, Mary Radlinger, Martha Warshall, and Lynn Balczewski. ABOVE RIGHT: Football cheerleaders were FIRST ROW: Donna Kennedy and Mary Singer. SECOND ROW: Jean Kilgcr and Theresa Kanikula, THIRD ROW: Jean Herbst and Julie Jehn, FOURTH ROW: Andrea Post and Nan- cy Greenwood. BELOW: The football cheerleaders work hard at raising student spirit. We’re Loyal Park Falls 98 To You High . . . Cheerleaders must represent school spirit and sportsmanship so, crowd control is a big part of a cheerleader’s job. They must try to stop all booing and nasty chants by involving the crowd in cheers. Cheerleading tryouts are during March of the year prior to actual involvement. The cheerleaders are under the athletic code from the moment they are chosen until the end of their cheering season. For basketball and wrestling this is one full year including the summer months. All squads start practice during the summer and have one to two long practices each week. Cheerleaders’ duties frequently go beyond cheering, such as planning pep assemblies and parent’s night, making posters and locker decorations, raising school spirit, and run- ning numerous errands for the coaches. For all this involvement the girls do not receive a letter towards a letter jacket. ABOVE RIGHT: The wrestling cheerleaders pep up the crowd. BELOW: The basketball cheerleaders were Kathy Gustafson, Sandy Bolz, Donna Helman and Re- nee Stueber. Sprinqslead Pcaltij Co. HOMES - LAKE PROPERTY - ACREAGE • BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PARK FALLS STATE BANK PARK FALLS INSURANCE AGENCY 1 1 1 DON LUKE Realtor SPRINGSTEAD RT 182 PARK PALLS. WIS. 54532 REALTOR phone 715 583 4474 ENHELDERS READY TO WEAR 155 South 3rd Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 Park Falls “It’s a store for Tots, Teens, Ladies!” JACK STEHR SONS General Contractor Certified Soil Test to the Completed, finished home, we can Provide all Requirements Certified Soil Testing-Back Hoe Hauling Springstead Route-Park Falls Phone: 715-583-4555 762-MI - % FINE FOOD cockIaus BLODGETT V'o tr Hosts Helmut ami Jouu llicgcrf Rti) iiiul Gcorgi Sfinn er Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and AMC Jeep, Inc. We sell the best and service the rest. Highway 13 South 102 AL SCHLITZ - BUILDER RON ERNST LUMBER NEW HOMES-ADDITIONS- REMODELING Cabinets and Formica Work Springstead Building Material for Building Better Homes Box 38 - Fifield Phone: 762-2225 583-4476 Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 PARK FALLS OIL COMPANY 289 South First Street Phillips “66” Products-Wholesale Tires Snow Plowing Phone: 762-3353 FIFIELD, WISCONSIN 54524 715-762-3469 715-762-4663 WELL DRILLING JOHN HOLT Shady Knoll Rt. PARK FALLS, W1S PHONE 762-4427 THIRD GENERATION OF WELL DRILLING Neon Plastic Routed Painted Signs Stan Gail Sayler Phone 1-715-762-4350 Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 Compliments of PINK SILHOUETTE HEGSTROM’S JEWELERS Division Street Park Falls Phone: 762-4539 170 South Fourth Avenue Park Falls Phone: 762-4306 103 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 If you enjoy music come to ... KAMM MOTORS, INC. HOUSE OF MUSIC Buick - Pontiac - GMC Park Falls, Wi Division Street Park Falls Best Wishes From ... 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Your one stop shopping center 709 North Third Avenue in Park Falls Phone: 762-3381 Park Falls start the graduate with a share account SOUTH 9TH STREET PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 PHONE 715-762-4642 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from your CREDIT UNION 105 “CREDIT UNIONS HELP PEOPLE” Grade Contractors Road building - Airports Excavating - Clearing Landscaping - Dragline Service KOSHAK CONSTRUCTION CO. 762-4646 Park Falls HOMESTEAD MOTEL BAR - CAFE Featuring ( HHH) Helen’s Huge Hamburgers Fifield, Wisconsin Phone: 2-3870 PARK FALLS QUICK MART SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT Robert Anderson, Authorized Merchant Citgo Self Service COMPLETE CATALOG STORE APPLIANCES - HOME Chilled Beers Wines IMPROVEMENTS Milk CARPETING - FURNITURE - Hours: 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. CLOTHING TOOLS RECRETIONAL EQUIPMENT DIAL 762-3217 126 S. 3rd AVE. PARK FALLS All Your Building Needs New, Remodeling, Homes and Commercial Congratulations to the Class of ’78 LEN SCHMIDT SONS HOME BUILDERS AUTO PAGTS OF I 56 A' ?K W FALLS PARK FAUS. WISCONSIN 5455J DANNY IfcE Manager bo� Tel 762 3717 JOHNSONS, INC. Plumbing, Heating, Home Appliances Bulk Bottle Gas-Fuel Oil-Car Wash Park Falls, Wisconsin FLAMBEAU PAPER COMPANY BOB'S BOOB TUBE Curtis Mathes Sales and Service Phone: 762-4446 224 Second Avenue North MONTGOMERY WARD Best of Luck From Ratzlaff Sales Agency 224 N. Second Av. Park Falls 762-2481 DIAMOND OIL CO. Dave Kathy Diamond PIGGLY WIGGLY Fresh meats, produce and bakery Store Hours Mon. - Sat. 8:00 - 9:00 Jobber Products 514 S. Third Avenue Park Falls, Wi. 54552 Phone: 762-3355 Sun. 8:30 - 5:00 Free Parking Your Senior Photographers for 18 Years For the finest in Senior Portraits. Compliments of NORTHERNAIRE STUDIO AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANC AUTO HOME HEALTH LIFE Phone: 2-3752 Park Falls 108 Frank Woldt, Agent Park Falls, Wi BUDGET HOME SUPPLY, INC. DR. E.C. MILLER Optometrist Leahy Clinic Building Park Falls Phone: 762-3966 or 339-2242 Cash and Carry Home Center Highway 13 South Park Falls Phone 762-2040 Compliments of akeland avings and Loan Association POST OFFICE BOX 70 PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 TELEPHONE (715) 762-2421 VINCENT VINCENT Ford Authorized Sales Service We have the right car for you! Park Falls, Wisconsin DANIELSON'S GARAGE It’s a good thing to do FAMILY RESTAURANT Phillips 66 - Sno Jet North on Hwy. 13 Park FAIls, Wi Phone: 2-4261 Highway 13 South Park Falls, Wi Phone: 762-3551 “BUD” EMOND General Contractor Phone: Box 60A 762-4224 Park Falls, Wi 109 HILGART’S Fifield, WI ANDERSON’S MUSKY HAVEN RESORT East of Fifield on Highway 70 PARK FALLS CLEANERS 156 4th Av. North Park Falls, Wi COMPLIMENTS OF Pick Up Days: Tuesday Friday TURNEY REAL ESTATE PARK THEATRE For the best in Movie Entertainment North 2nd Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-3503 Emma Turney, Real Estate Broker 163 North 4th Avenue PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 Notary Public Topographic Maps Public Stenography Appraisals Telephone 715 762-3251 Home or Office no GUNDERSON’S CHEQUAMEGON BAIT SHOP Serving the Pike Lake Chain Area Phone: 762-3532 STEIGER MOTOR SALES, INC. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Park Falls Phone: 762-3686 MOBIL Quality oil products with the price to match. JIM HERBST Distributor Phone: 762-4034 MURPHY CLINIC, LTD. 500 BIRCH STREET PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 5455S James L. Murphy, M.D. James G. Sargeant, M.D. Elias T. Evvindsson, M.D. Su,«ron SAM NEECK AND SONS CONTRACTORS Park Falls, Wisconsin WOLLERMAN, LTD. Fifth Av. South Plumbing - Heating Whirlpool Appliances “Where a Flush always beats a full house.” Park Falls Phone: 2-4626 Residence: 2-4032 LAKE NEWMAN SUPPER CLUB Off 182 on Beautiful Lake Newman Serving Fine Food Drinks Salad Bar With All Dinners Phone: 762-2525 in D. J.’s FOREST LODGE on Pike Lake East of Fifield on Highway 70 “Having a Party?” Then roll out the barrell with the guys at We like our chicken finger licking’ good! Kentucky fried hiekeit South Highway 13 Park Falls, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1978 PRITZL BEVERAGE VALLEY MOTEL North Highway 13 Park Falls Phone: 762-4614 BUSINESS • RECREATIONAL . RESIDENTIAL PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 5455? . Office 762 2232 For the Best Results in your washing, go to RITEWAY CLEANERS In Downtown Park Falls Owned Operated by Myron Greater 112 LAWRENCE SETTERMAN SAND GRAVEL Fifield, Wi Phone 762-3419 We can handle any size order. TIMBERLINE LUMBER, LTD. North Highway 13 Park Falls Phone: 762-3255 Compliments of the NORTHWOOD’S INN BALL MOTOR SUPERIOR MUFFLER SHOP Dodge Cars Trucks Jonsered Stihl Power Saws Lifetime Warranty on Superior Muffler, pipes Labor Park Falls Phone: 762-4616 Dining - Cocktails Bowling Highway 13 70 762-3030 Fifield, Wi STEIN’S BAR Highway 70 Jet. 144 East of Fifield 113 THE BAR Joyce Fran Brinkman Corner of highway 13 182 Phone: 762-3136 Pizzas-Tacos-Beef Burgers STATE FARM INSURANCE Darrell G. Holm-Representative Auto-Life-Fire-Health Highway 13 South Office Phone: 762-4802 Park Falls GOOD FISHING GOOD HUNTING CON’S FRONTIER INN We dispense only the finest in prescription drugs. ON SCENIC ROUTE 182 AND THE FLAMBEAU FLOW AGE RD. SOUTHWEST OF MERCER TUCKERS WALGREEN AGENCY BEER • FOOD LIQUOR PHONE 583-4400 Drug Store 224 Division St. SPRINGSTEAD RT. PARK FALLS, WIS. Park Falls Phone: 762-3283 HOLIDAY STATION RADIO 98 AM - FM WNBI Discount Store South Highway 13 Park Falls, Wisconsin South Highway 13 Park Falls, Wi Phone: 762-3221 114 Quality Floral Service M k ;j | IDLE HOUR RESORT hwx :«, ;.•. • Mnn dxzii. OLoral and rzen louiE Charles Joan Noetzel Nancy and Peter Cress Shady Knoll Route Fifield, Wisconsin Ph 715-762-2159 700 SOUTH Fourth Avc PARK Falls. Wio 549S2 Phone: 762-3872 SERVICE ASSOCIATES SOUTHSIDE SPORTING Your Serving dealer for LIQUOR, LTD. Zenith-Sylvania-RCA Victor- Motorola Park Falls Park Falls, Wi Phone: 762-4727 Call 762-4811 115 JESKE’S REXALL DRUG STORE 138 North 2nd Avenue Park Falls, Wisconsin JOHN H. JEHN Beth Hilgart’s Manager HOUSE OF FASHION m TiJr% n n M Hwy. 13. 1135 4th Ave. S. 1 nun r Park Falls. Wl 54552 Phnn«' 715 762 3273 The home of Unisex Hairstyling in Park Falls Dial - 762-2301 DOUBLE - E - RESORT F. V Weber S Sons, Ino. Ultra Modern Cottages on Boot Lake Edward Edith Trombley Springstead Route Park Falls, Wi Phone: 583-4477 175 SO 5TH AVE , PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 5455? PAL CAFE RADIO SHACK Good Food Fast Service Downtown Park Falls C E Eletronics Your fully stocked store for steroes, T.V.s, C.B.s, Antennaes, and Electronic parts Sales and Service . [ CAREFREE CRAFTS Yarn and Craft Supplies Hobby Ceramics 150 North 2nd Avenue Park Falls Phone: 762-2535 117 PRICE COUNTY S LARGEST BANK I insuring your future insures ours FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PARK FALLS, WISCONSIN 54552 PHONE 715 762-2411 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’78! HICK'S LANDING Northern Wisconsin’s Finest Food Located 1 mile east on 70 - 3 Vi south Fran Erma Hicks - Hosts Phone: 762-7673 NORTHLAND EQUIPMENT SUPPLY CORP. BOB'S SUPER SERVICE Park Falls, Wi Nothing runs like a Deere Mobil Products Fifield, Wi 54524 118 WHICH CRAFT MUSKY JACKS Crafts-Ceramics-Supplies-Imports on Highway 13 North Pike Lake East of Fifield Park Falls, Wi on Marian Bukachek, Prop. Highway 70 Poured Concrete Foundations Other Cement Work 2 OCKER CONSTRUCTION DISCOUNT GROCERIES MEATS MERCHANDISE Donald J. Ocker and Sons Hicks Road Fifield, Wi Phone: 762-3846 Shop our large spacious store. HOLIDAY VILLAGE Park Falls THE LAST RESORT STUEBER'S BEVERAGE Springstead 200 South 6th Av. Park Falls, Wi Bar - Boats - Cabins Phone: 762-3773 119 FLAMBEAU LUMBER CO. Park Falls, Wi COAST TO COAST STORES Lumber, paint, farm needs, insulation, free home planning service Let us help put your dreams into action. Bud and Pat Nissen Division street Park Falls, Wi Phone: 762-3993 . • ■ £ V j t RONALD H1LGART KATHLEEN H1LGART HILGART REALTY, INC. “All types of real estate” Shady Knoll Rte. Phone Park Falls, Wis. 54552 715 — 762-4765 Feit's Bowling Lones We have the products which meet every necessity. OPEN YEAR AROUND %' GUSTAFSON’S IGA Park Falls, yiil' tr7 V J one 715-762-4565 l C r Park Falls, Wisconsin KOCH’S DEPARTMENT STORE AND STYLE SHOP Park Falls, Wi The style center of the North FREE READS Adults Young People’s Library Librarians: Patricia Pawl Alice Vincent City Hall Park Falls, Wi Phone: 762-3121 120 CLEARY’S The Wisconsin Grade A Milk Ice Cream Company EMIL NORK SONS, DISTRIBUTORS 149 Paddock Av. Phone: 762-3944 BUDGET CAFE in Downtown Park Falls Phone 762-3680 This spot is being dedicated to HANK ROBERTS who is retiring after 33 years of serving our district as a bus driver. Farewell to a very dedicated man. NOVITZKE FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors 322 Sherry Av Park Falls, Wi Phone: 762-3287 TO THE GRADUATE May you know The happiness of being loved By those you hold most dear, The wisdom of enjoying life, The blessing of good health, And may you know contentment That surpasses wordly wealth. AM. Best Wishes From The Residents and Staff of 121 PARK MANOR Freshman Holt, Jeffrey Jarvis, Dennis 49 Jeske, Josef Jirschele, Natalie .... 49, 87 49, 72 Abel, Gregory Allaback, Anton Allaback, John 48 Kalvin, Michael Kanikula, Paul Kelnhofer, James 49, 87, 91 49, 87 87 Andersen, William .... 48, 71, 75, 87 Kilger, Jacqueline . . . 45, 49, 70. 75. 97 Andrews, Joyce 48 52 66 69. 75, 77 48 69 Kobussen, Daniel Balzar, Rocky Barland, Debbie Koenig, Steven Koshak, Gerald 49, 87, 95 Behreandt, Mary Jo 48, 7L 92 Kronberger, Barbara 49, 71, 72. 89, 97 Bevcr. Brad 48, 87, 95 Kronberger, David . . . 49, 52, 75, 87 Bixby, Paul 95 Kronberger, James 49, 87 Bragee, Kenneth ... 48, 87 Kundinger, Kenneth 49 Braunreiter, John 48. 71, 72 Kundinger, Natalie 49 Brunkow, Paul Bukachek, William ... 48, 87 Kundinger, Tammy La Plant, Rodney .... 50, 69 Burant, Mark ... 48. 87 Larson, Jill 50, 89, 97 Byers, Sarah 48 70, 72, 75 48 Lee, Daniel Cain, Larry Little, Timothy Carlson, Laurie 48, 69, 72 Lobermeier, Cathie 50, 72, 97 Charleston, Barbara . . . . 48 Lobermeier, Lori .... 50 Charleston, Robert .... 48, 52, 84, 87, 94 Mach, Erich 75, 87 Christianson, Thomas 48 Mader, Robert 50, 87 Ciokiewicz, Russell . ... 48, 75 Mahn, Robin 50, 72. 94 Cuddeback, Brian 48 Marten, Arnold 50, 68 Dam row, Gregory Messerschmidt, Denise 50, 71, 72, 89 Diebold. Olive Jane . . . . 48 Michalski, Rochelle . .. 50, 71, 97 Drake, Christopher 48, 87, 95 Michalski, Terri 50, 69 Dryer, William 48, 71, 72, 87 Miller, Gregory 50, 87 Duzell, Gary 87 Miller, Howard 50 Engel. Beverly . . . 48, 69 Miller, Jeffrey 45, 50, 75, 87 F.ngel, Cindy 48, 89, 93 Morenweiser, Michael 50 Engeldinger, Tammy 48 Morgan, Rick 50, 52, 68, 74. 75, 87, 95 Erickson, Lee 48. 66, 69, 70 Morgan, Shawn 50, 87 Ernst, Richard . . . 48, 87 Morrison, Sandra 39, 45, 50, 89, 97 Falstad. Michael 48, 87, 95 Newell, Earl Feit, Joseph . . . 45, 87 Oswald, Joseph 50 Fenzl, Anne 48, 70. 72 Pohle, Renee 50, 70, 72, 89 Fenzl, Gregory 48 Pritzl, Brenda Flowers. Joseph 48 Pritzl, Christopher . . . 50, 87, 95 Foley, Linda . . . 49. 69 Rebne, Ronald 50, 85 Gelina, James . . . 49. 87 Roach, Gigi 50, 52, 70. 89, 93 Gerlach, Bob 49 Rogers, Richard 50, 87 Gerlach, David 39, 45. 49, 87 Rolnik, David 50 Golomb, James 49, 70. 75 Rominske, Michael 50, 71, 72, 73 Graf. Kirsten 45, 49, 70, 89, 92 Sack, Robert Griffin, Angela . . . 49. 69 Scanlon, Richard ... 50 Habas, Jeffrey 49 Scharp, Kevin 50 Flammerstrom, Robert Schmidt, Mary 50, 72, 75. 97 Heiberg, Mary . . . 49. 88 Schmidt, Scott 50, 87, 106 Helman, Edward 49 Schoch, Ronald 71, 72, 85 Herbst, James Herbst, Pamela 49 Scott, Mike Schwartz, Steve 50 45 51 70 75 Hilgart, Carol 49 Seitz, Glenn 51. 87 Milgart, Kathryn . . . 49, 75 Sheldon, Lexi 51. 75, 89 Hilgart, Scott . . . 49, 95 Singer, Lonnie 51 Hintz, Peter 49 Shawinski, Raymond 51 Hoefferle, Gary 49 Smith, Edward 51 Hogue, Cindy . . . 49, 89 Smith, John 51 l22 Holm, Eric 49 Sporer, Kim 51, 72 Stehr, Cheryl 51, 72 Steiger, Deborah 51, 68, 75, 93 Stein, Kevin . . . 51 Stein, Tracey 51, 72 Stupp, Cheri . . 51 Tatroe, Louis . . . 51 Temby, Ann 51, 89. 97 Thompson, Max Tremi, Daniel . . . 87 Trochlil, Margaret 39, 51, 72, 97 Undis, Carol 51, 72, 89 Wagner, Dawn ...12 Walasek, Robert . . . 51 Wallner, Kathryn 51, 93 Wartgow, Amy 51, 70, 72 Wassner, Michael . . 51 Weber, Christine 51, 71 Wegner, Carl . . . 51 Wehrman, Carol . . . 51 Weinberger, Lori . . . 51 Weis, Katherine ... 51 Weiss, Sharon 51, 69, 71 Witt, Kelly 51, 72 Woody, Sharon 51, 70 Yunk, Donna 51, 72 Yunk, Wayne . 87 Sophomores Andrews, Robert ............................... 53 Angen, Bradley .............................. Barbeln, Cindy ...... 44, 53, 57, 69, 71, 72, 89 Barland, Jeff ............................... Boeck, Steve ................................ Boyer, Kimberly ......................... 53, 69 Bragee, Suzanne ......................... 53, 71 Breckcnridge, Rae Ann ............ 3, 53, 70, 72 Briske, Howard .............................. Bruehling, Pamela ....................... 53, 66 Bruehling, Steve ...............................86 Brunkow, Calvin ............................. Bukachek, Renee ............................. Cain, Lois .....................................53 Calkins, Renee ................................ 53 Canovan, Scott .............................. Carden, Donald .............................. Cassidy, Denise ............................. Christianson, Tim ........... 53, 70, 72, 73, 85 Claussen, Jerome .............................. 53 Dahl, Michael ............................... Diamond, David .......... 39, 40, 53, 68, 86, 91 Dittel, Mark ...................................53 Donlin, William ...........75, 85 Draxler, Jane . 39, 41, 53, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 96 Drebenstedt, Edith ...................... 53, 77 Eheler, Marty ............................... Engel, Craig .............................46, 95 Engel, Diana ...................................53 Engel, Timothy ................................ 53 Fenzl, Laura ................ 53, 70, 72, 73, 77 Fleming, Randy ................................. 53 Fleming, Ted ..................................... Foley, Karen ........... 39, 44, 53, 66, 69, 71, 72 French, Greg ..................................... Gehrman, James ............................ 53, 86 Gerlach, John ...................... 53, 84, 86, 91 Graf, Eric ................................ 53, 95 Gruber, Tammy .................................. 53 Gustafson, Mary Lou .... 39, 45, 53, 69, 71, 92 Hecimovich, Barbara ............ 54, 57, 75, 85, 96 Herbst, Jean ........... 54, 70. 72, 73, 89, 92, 98 Herbst, Leslie ..................... 54, 70, 72, 75 Hilgart, Debbie ................ 39, 54, 71, 72, 97 Hilgart, James ................................... Hilgart, Rebecca .......................... 54, 75 Hilgart, William .......................... 54, 95 Hurth, Jennifer ........ 54, 68. 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 Jarvis, Patrick .................................. Jirschele, Anthony ..................... 54, 72, 75 Jirschele, Mary Beth ....... 54, 71, 72, 73, 89, 93 Kanikula, Theresa . 42, 54, 69, 70, 72, 73, 77, 92, 98 Kemper, Paul ........... 46, 54, 70, 72, 75, 84, 91 Kennedy, Donna ..................... 54, 89, 92, 98 Kilger, Jean ........... 54, 69, 71, 72, 73, 75, 98 Klein, Robie ..................................... Klein, Sandra ...................................54 Klepac, Joseph ..................................54 Kobussen, Richard ..........................46, 54 Kohlmeier, Susan ................................72 Kolar, Hollis .......................... 45, 54, 70 Koshak, Jeffrey .................................. Koshak, Mark .............................. 54, 71 Koshak, Raymond ...........................;. 54 Kovarik, Anthony .......................... 16, 54 Krueger, Steven ................................ 86 Lapp, Tammy .....................................72 Lemke, Dan ....................................... Little, Mark ................... 42, 54, 82, 86. 91 Lobermeier, Jean ................................. Loula, Lynn .................................... 54 Lucas, Peter ................................... 54 Lueloff, Jeffrey ................................. Martin, Jeffrey ........................ 54, 75, 82 Meives, Mary ....................................55 Michalski, Daniel ................................ Michalski, Rory .................... 55, 84, 90, 91 Michalski, Wayne .......................... 55, 86 Miller, Pamela .............. 3, 55, 68, 69, 70, 75 Morenweiser, Marie ............................. 55 Morgan, John ....... 55, 57, 68, 75, 82, 84, 86, 91 Morrison, Betti .................... 55, 71, 89, 96 Neeck, Connie ............................. 55, 111 Neeck, Howard .......................... 55, 75, 111 Netzel, Lisa ................................... 55 Ocker, Toni ................................55, 97 Ocker, Wayne ....................... 55, 73, 74, 75 Olson, Carol ........................... 45, 55, 71 Olson, Christopher ..................... 55,75,86 Palecek, Richard ...........................55, 75 Patterson, Jon ..................... 55, 86, 90, 91 Peterson, Lance ........................... 55, 85 Petroski, Michael ................................ 123 Poetzl, Raymond .....................................55 Post, David ........................................ 82 Pritzl, Kimberly ....................... 55, 71, 75, 97 Ratzlaff, Cara ............................. 55, 75, 89 Ray, Linda ................................. 55, 89, 96 Reas, Christine ................................ 55, 72 Reas, Christopher ...............................46, 94 Reas, Kevin .....................................55, 86 Rienow, Wayne .......................................86 Roach, Michael ...................................9, 55 Rogers, Robert ............................. 56, 86, 91 Romeril, Barbara ....................................56 Rose, Alan ..........................................56 Sack, Mark ..................................... Scharp, Tami ................................... 56, 72 Schmidt, Patrick ....................................94 Schrader, Diane ............................ 56, 66, 71 Seluga, Rose ........................................56 Setterman, Donna ....................................56 Singer, Sandra ......................................56 Smetak, Wendy .................................. Smith, Susan ....................................... 56 Stein, Barbara ................................. 56, 57 Stueber, Ellen . . 3, 56, 57, 69, 71, 72, 74, 75, 99 Stuempges, Craig ............................... Szczepkowski, Mark ............................. Taft, Joseph ........................................56 Tanner, Thomas ......................................56 Tapplin, LaVerne ....................... 56, 72, 82, 83 Tatroe, Mike ................................... Thibedeau, Patricia . 56, 66, 69, 70, 71 Thums, Suzanne ..................... 39, 56, 69, 71, 75 Vincent, Mike .......................................56 Vuchetich, John ............................ 56, 71, 72 Vuchetich, Julie ....................... 56, 66, 68, 77 Wagner, Daniel ................................. Warren, Denise ......................................56 Weber, Carolyn ......................... 56, 66, 70, 72 Weiberg, John .......................................56 Weiss, Kelly ........................................56 Woodie, Geraldine .............................. Woodie, Tammy .............................. 57, 69, 70 Young, Lori ................................ 57, 74, 75 Yunk, Thomas ........................................86 Juniors 12« Abel, William ......................... 58, 73, 75 Anderson, Shelley ......................... 58, 89 Angen, Shannon .................................. Armstrong, Thomas ................. 76, 84, 86, 90 Balczewski, Jean ...........................66, 75 Balzar, Rory .................................... Barbeln, Brenda ....................... 58, 70, 89 Behreandt, Laurie ............. 58, 71, 72, 75, 88 Behreandt, Rodney ............................... Behreandt, Ronald ......................... 71, 94 Bixby, Patricia ............... 58, 71, 72, 83, 88 Boettcher, Linda .................. 58, 70, 73, 75 Borne, Suzanne ............................ 58, 75 Burant, Marie ............................. 58, 62 Calderwood, Andy ................................58 Christianson, Polly ............... 58, 73, 75, 76 Ciokiewicz, Anthony ............................. Cowart, Robert .................................. Cuddeback, Mark ................................. Daniels, William ...................... 58, 75, 90 Detko, Daniel ......................... 58, 82, 86 Donlin, Patricia ............... 3, 58, 75, 88, 96 Donner, Jeffrey .................................44 Drake, Scott .................................... Dums, Darlene ...................................58 Eitrem, Gary .................................... Engel, Deborah .............................58, 66 Engel, Karren ............................. 58, 77 Engel, Richard .................................. Engeldinger, Brenda .............................58 Falstad, Tammi ........................ 58, 70, 72 Ferg, Carin .....................................58 Fuchs, William ..................................62 Gelina, Robert .................... 58, 71, 72, 73 Golomb, Jean ....................................58 Greenwood, David .......... 39, 58, 81, 82, 86, 90 Greenwood, Nancy ...........................58, 98 Gruber, Brenda ..................................58 Gustafson, John ....................... 59, 86, 90 Gutknecht, John ................................. Hall, Nancy ............................... 59, 96 Heiderer, Jacqueline ............................59 Heisler, Carla .................................. Helman, Donna ......................... 59, 72, 99 Herbst, Karen ................................... Herbst, Mary Kay ...........................45, 59 Hilgart, Douglas ................................59 Hilgart, Mark ......................... 59, 86, 94 Hogue, Marie .................. 59, 69, 74, 75, 88 Holden, Susan ..............................59, 112 Isham, Jodi ..................................... Jehn, John ................ 59, 68, 74, 75, 76, 86 Jirschele, Lori ................................. Kanikula, Agnes . . 59, 62, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 76, 89, 92 Kaschner, David ........................... 82, 86 Kendrick, Timothy ............................... Klein, Ronald ................................... Knutson, Jodi ............. 59, 62, 67, 73, 75, 77 Koshak, Jean . 59, 66,67, 68, 70, 72, 76, 98, 99, 112 Kronberger, Daniel ..............................59 Kronberger, Deborah ............................. Kronberger, Mark .............. 59, 73, 74, 75, 86 Kundinger, Pamela ............................... Langner, Ruth ...................................59 Larson, Dara .............................. 59, 88 Mann, Kevin ............... 44, 59, 70, 72, 76, 85 Marsh, Jeffrey ..................................59 McQuirk, Pamela .................................59 Messerschmidt, Carla .............. 59, 71, 72, 76 Michalski, Rob ........................ 59, 84, 90 Mikula, Steven ......................... 39, 40 Miller, Karen ......................... 59, 63, 69 Miller, Marlene ....................... 39, 45, 59 Morenweiser, Lou ................................60 Morrison. Jacqueline 60, 70, 88 Aynes, William 20 Mrotek, Cheryl . . . . 60 Balczewski, Lynn .... 18, 20, 70, 72, 76, 98. 99 Mrotek, Jean 62 Ball, Donald 20 Noetzel, Diane . . . . 60 Balzer, Ann 20 Ocker, Jeffrey .... 60, 80 Barbeln, Brian 20 Olson, Harold Belcher, Steven 20, 37 Oswald, Jean 60 Bergstrom, Diane . . 20, 37, 63, 118 Oswald, Joan 60 Bixby, Wayne Owen, Jed . 60, 68, 76, 82, 86. 108, 113 Boeck, Michael 21 Palacheck, Joseph 60. 95 Bolz, Sandra .. 18,21,39,40,68,70,72,73,76,88, Peterson, Debra . . . 60 89. 99 Peterson, John .... 60, 86, 112, 114, 117 Bourgeois, Mark 21 Pohle, Dina 60, 72, 89 Boushon, Dennis 18. 21 Post, Andrea 60, 73, 75, 98 Brimstein, William . . . . 21 Pribnow, Patricia 71, 72, 73 Briske, Maria 21. 73. 75 Pritzl, Betsy 71, 72 Bruch. Donald 21 Rabb, Susan Bukachek, James .... 18, 22, 114 Radlingcr. Mary . . . . . . 39, 41, 60, 68, 72, 98, 99 Carden, Dennis Ratzlaff, Thomas 60 Chafer, Bradley 18, 22. 82 Rebne, Richard . . . 60, 85 Childs, John 22, 37, 86 Rienow, Richard Christian, Pamela 22 Romeril, Margaret 76 Christianson, Ruth .... 18, 22 Sales. Mark 60 Christianson, Terry 22 Scharp, Jean 60 Danielson, Donald 18, 22. 75 Schmidt, Any .... 60, 96, 97 Diebold, Betty Jo .... 18, 23, 40. 66, 73. 75 Schmidt, Keith .... 60. 82, 86. 90, 106 Diebold, Clifford 23 Schroeder, Lori 72 Diem, James 23 Scott. Kimberly . . . 44. 60 Diem, Linda . 18, 23. 66. 72 Seidl, James Dillon, Thomas . . . 23, 72, 73, 75 Setterman, Wendy 60 Donlin, Teresa 18. 23, 88. 96 Sheedy, Lisa 7, 60, 72 Donncr, Rod 23, 108 Sheldon, Curtis 60, 73, 74, 75, 86 Draxler, Richard 18, 23 Sieger, Laura 61 Engel, David 24, 37 Singer, Darlene . . . . 61 Engel, Dawn 24 Singer, Mary 61, 88, 92, 98 Erickson, Linda 24, 72 Smetak, Wanda . . . Ernst, Brian 24, 71, 75 Soper. Samuel .... 61, 71. 82 Falstad, Daniel 18, 24, 37 Sporcr Peter Feit, Becky 18, 24. 66. 76. 96. 97 Stein, Jeff 61 Fry, Mike 24 Stueber. Renee .... 61, 75, 82 Gehrman, Daniel .... 24, 42, 43. 81, 86, 90 Tapplin, Jeff Graf, Kyle ... 25. 82. 86. 94 Thompson. Daniel Gunderson, Lori . . . 18. 25, 74. 75 Tollers, Steve 61 Gustafson, Daniel 18, 25, 71, 72, 73, 86, 94 Treml, Jill .. . . 3, 61, 70, 72, 76, 96. 97 Gustafson, Kathy 18, 25, 99 Trochlil, Jennifer 61, 76 Hall, John 18. 81. 90 Tyree, Penny Hecimovich, Francine . . . 18. 25, 75, 76 Vanderslice, Theresa 61, 89, 93 Heizler, Lori 18. 25, 88 Van Patten, Dale 61, 67 Helman, Thomas . 18, 25, 39, 40. 72. 73, 82, 84 Wardcnsky, Jean 61, 69, 75, 76, 77, 88, 89, 96 Herbst, Brenda 26. 39, 41 Warshall, Martha . . 61, 75, 98. 99 Herbst. David . 18, 26, 36, 40. 68, 76, 82, 84, 86. 90 Washatka, Jerry . . . 82, 94 Hilgart, Daniel 18, 26, 73, 74, 75 Weiss, Cynthia 61, 66 Hilgart, David F Weiss, Timothy . . . . 61 Hilgart, David L 26, 39, 40 Wocelka, Jeffrey 73, 75 Hilgart, Deborah ... 26. 110 Yunk, Cindy 61 Hilgart, Lawrence .... 18. 26 Yunk, Joan 61 Hoefferle, Patricia .... 26, 75 Zirbel, Neal 61 Houle, Charlotte . . . 18. 27, 66, 76 Zuraff, Joseph .... 61, 62 Isham, Ronald . 18, 27, 39, 45, 63, 81, 84, 86, 90 Jehn, Julie .... 18. 27, 68. 70, 72, 73, 88, 92, 98 Seniors Kanikula, Peter ... 18, Karl, John 27, 36, 70, 72, 74, 76, 82 27 Anderson, Jennifer 18, 20, 73, 75, 77 Kelnhofer, David 27 125 126 Koshak, Ann ....................... 18, 27, 71, 72 Koshak, Lee Ann ...................................... 27, 72 Kovarik, Frank ............................ 16, 28 Kuehl, Jeanne ..............................................28 Kundinger, Mark ........................... 18, 28 Langner, Douglas ............................... Lapp, Beverly ..............................................28 Luke, Donna ............................................... 28 Malek, Cheryl ..............................................37 Martin, Shari ............................. 18, 28 Michalski, Timothy ........................................ 29 Miller. Brenda . .................. 18, 29. 67, 108 Miller, Kelly ................. 29, 70, 72, 73, 75 Morenweiser, Marlene ................................. 29, 63 Morgan, Carrie ............................................ 29 Morgan, Wayne .18, 29. 37, 39, 82. 84. 86. 90 Nesja, Mary .................................... Nissen, Lisa .................. 18, 30, 42, 43, 75 Ocker, Joan ....... 18, 30, 39, 42, 73, 74, 75, 76 Olson, Daniel ............................. 18, 30 Olson, Steven ............. 18, 30, 82, 84, 86, 94 Oswald, Joyce ......................... 30, 63, 108 Palacek, Peggy .............................. 30 (Peterson), Gottward, Jean ... 15,30,40,66,68,76 Peterson, Sally ............................................30 Ponshock, Debbie .......................... 30, 114 Preisler, Jane .................... 18, 31, 36, 45 Pribnow, William .......................31, 73, 75 Pritzl, Kay ............................... 18, 31 Ray, Randy ................................................ 31 Reas, John ................................................ 31 Resar, Jon .................... 18, 31, 67, 82, 86 Richards, Mark ............................ 31, 75 Robinson, Linda ...............................32 Rohrig, Kristy ............................ 32, 112 Rominske, Dawn ...............................32 Schmidt, Ronald . 18, 32, 39, 44, 45, 76, 86, 106 Schroeder, Frank .............................. 32 Schultz, Debra ................................. Singer, John ...............................................32 Singer, Randall ............................................32 Smith, Douglas ................................. Smith, Timothy C .............................. 18,33,75,82,94 Stein, Cynthia ........................ 18, 33, 76 Striegel, Jeffrey ......................... 33, 37 Taft, Julie ............................... 33, 72 Thums, Thomas ......................... 18, 33, 45 Tollers, Kim .................. 18, 33, 70, 72, 73 Tom, Michael ................................... Tomczak, Donald ........... 34, 37, 67, 68, 94, 95 Trochlil, Thomas ...........................34, 108 Van Keuren, Marina . . 18, 34, 66, 69, 74, 75, 77 Vuchetich, Daniel ..........................................34 Wagner, Mark ...............................................34 Walker, Steven .............................................34 Warner, Thomas ............................ 18, 35 Warner, Timothy ....................... 18, 34, 76 Warren, Paul ...............................35, 90 Weber, Robert ......................... 35, 42, 84 Wehrman, Curtis ........................................... 35 Weiberg, Jean ............................. 18, 35 Weiberg, Wendy ............................ 18, 35 Weinberger, Randy ..............................35 Wells, Lori ........... 18, 35, 45, 73, 74, 75, 76 Westphal, Ronald ............................... Wirsing, Jodi ......................... 18, 36, 76 Woody, Roger .............................. 36, 94 Zierer, Kenneth ................................36 Faculty Abrahamzon, Mr................................. 12 Anderson, Mrs.................................. 12 Anderson, Mr. A ................................74 Anderson, Mr. L .......................... 11, 14 Auger, Miss ................................... 13 Burant, Mr............................ 13, 77, 91 Busby, Mr...........................2, 10, 66, 67 Christianson, Debbie .......................... 15 Delwiche, Mr................................8, 76 Fredrick, Mr.............................. 13, 41 Frokjer, Mrs.....................................8 Graf, Mrs...................................... 11 Granstrom, Mr....................................8 Greenwood, Mrs..........................8, 88, 89 Hanson, Miss .................................. II Heisler, Mrs................................... 15 Hermanson, Mr.................................. 14 Kadlecek, Mr.............................. 14, 85 Kneer, Mrs..................................... 11 Knutson, Mr................................... 13 Lilyquist, Mr...............................8, 41 Pirrotta, Mrs.................................. 13 Pirrotta, Mr.......................... 10, 82, 86 Rand, Mr....................................8, 94 Reas, Mr....................................... 10 Resar, Mr...................................... 11 Ross, Mr....................................... 15 Seifert, Miss ................................. 10 Soper, Mrs..................................... 14 Soper, Mr........................................8 Swalve, Mr..................................... 15 Swanson, Mr.................................... 12 Sweeny, Mr................................ 12, 45 Swenson, Mrs................................... 14 Mr..........................................8, 94 Tichkowski, Mr.............................71, 104 Timmerman, Miss ............................... 12 Van Keuren, Mr...................................8 Warshall, Mr.....................................8 1977-78 Torch Staff Advisor ..................... Mr. Busby Senior Editor ............... Jean Peterson Gottwald Junior Editor ............... Jean Koshak Faculty Accdcmic ............ Sally Peterson, Francinc Hccimovich. Co-Editors Seniors ..................... Betty Jo Dicbold, Editor; Charlotte Houle, Linda Diem Student Life ................ Julie Vuchetich, Editor; Diane Schrader. Cindy Weis, Debbie Engel, Debbie Hilgart Underclassmen Karen Foley, Pam Bruehling, Co-Editors; Lee Erickson, Joyce Andrews, Sarah Byers. Jean Gottwald Organizations ............... Jean Koshak. Marina Van Kueren. Co-Editors; Patty Thibcdeau, Carolyn Weber Sports ...................... Becky Feit, Editor; Karrie Herbst, Debbie Engel Advertising Jean Gottwald. Editor; Jean Koshak. Sally Peterson, Fran Hccimovich, Jennifer Anderson, Julie Vuchetich. Kay Pritzl, Diane Schrader, Cindy Weis, Debbie Engel. Debbie Hilgart. Pam Bruehling. Karn Foley, Lee Erickson, Joyce Andrews, Sarah Byers, Sue Holden, Joan Oswald, Patty Thibcdeau, Carolyn Weber, Becky Feit, Karrie Herbst, Betty Jo Dicbold, Charlotte Houle, Linda Diem, Jean Balczcwski Index ....................... Jean Balczcwski, Editor; Jean Koshak. Jean Gottwald, Patty Thibedeau, Carolyn Weber, Diane Schrader, Pam Bruehling Photographers Brenda Miller, Jodi Knutson, Jean Gottwald, Jon Resar, Don Tomczewski, Dale Van Patten Typists Sally Peterson, Diane Schrader, Jean Gottwald. Betty Jo Dicbold, Charlotte Houle, Kelly Miller Art Work .................... Marie Burant I would like to say a special thank you to Dan Dctko, Mark Kronbcrger and Marla Miller for letting the staff use pictures they took in their photography class. I sincerely hope that the many hours of hard work put into this book are justified in helping all of you remember all those special times in your 1977 - 1978 year at Lincoln. My deepest thanks go out to those who helped in making this book a reality. Senior Editor Jean Peterson Gottwald 127 Autographs AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A UTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS CARDINALS AT SECTIONALS AND STATE! The CARDS did it! They went to Madison for the first time in the history of Park Falls basketball. By many accounts their victory over Winneconne was a highlight of the State Basketball Tourna- ment. After a regular season record of 14-6 the CARDS went on to win Sectionals at Spooner. Friday night Park Falls met Arcadia, winning 72-65 in a hotly contested game. Saturday the CARDS played against Osseo-Fairchild, the top rated team in the state, scoring 80 points to Osseo’s 67 in an exciting, tension charged game. Dave Herbst led the CARDS in their assault from the free throw line. Rob Michalski, Dan Gehrman, John Flail, and David Greenwood made it look easy as they con- The CARDS return from State, trolled the boards. A measure of the excitement generated was the student involvement in supporting the CARDS. Three full busloads of students went to Spooner to support the team and fully half of them came back so hoarse they couldn’t speak. The following week at Lincoln High School de- fies description. Over 800 tickets were sold at the school, poster contests were held, there was a pep rally (which Mr. Gehrlach will long remember), and many speeches were made. WE WERE ON OUR WAY TO STATE! Wednesday morning the team left for Madison to prepare themselves to meet Winneconne. They had beaten Number 1, now it was time for Number 2. The game against Winneconne was played at 7:00 Friday evening. The CARDS came from be- hind to tie the game with less than a minute to play. Winneconne stalled, hoping to put the game away with their last shot. With less than 10 seconds re- maining Winneconne shot- and missed! That put the game into overtime. After another attempt by Winneconne to slow the game John Hall moved in to steal the ball and drew a foul. John made the first shot of his one and one putting Park Falls ahead 56- 55. Dave Greenwood pulled in the ball when John missed his second shot and drew a foul. Dave put the ball through for two more and iced the game. Final score 58-55. By Saturday afternoon the pressures and injuries of the last few games began to take their toll. De- spite a good team effort the CARDS came up short against a tough Elkhorn team. Throughout the tournament they played like the champions they are. This years Basketball season will be discussed by the people of Park Falls for years to come. Thanks to the team for putting so much of themselves into the season and a special thanks to Coach Szela- gowski and Mr. Burant, the Assistant Coach, for the guidance and support they gave. Coach Szelagowski receives Class B trophy, 2nd place. Sectional champs! U-RA-RA! Michalski-Elkhorn imam

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