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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

DISCO MADNESS Disco dancers gyrate at New York s Studio 54 As the result of films and television the Disco fad caught fire across the country •tftK U-S PUBLIC UBRAflV % PEACE BRINGS THEM TOGETHER - Egyptian President Sadat. U S President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin clasp hands after the signing of a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel Wide World Photo . 2. 4. 22. 22. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 30. 32. 34. 35. 36. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 47. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60 62 64 65 COMPARISON OF SCHOOLS SENIORS FACULTY AND ACADEMICS Board of Education Secretaries and Cooks Bus Drivers and Custodians Special Education Foreign Languages and Music Library English Social Sciences Math Science Shop Business Art Home Economics Physical Education STUDENT LIFE AND ORGANIZATIONS Gymnasium Band Choir Torch Student Council Pep Club Trees For Tomorrow Price County Government Badger State National Honor Society Forensics High Quiz Foreign Language FHA Photo Club Prom Homecoming Sadie Hawkins Winter Carnival UNDERCLASSMAN 67. Junior Class Officers 68. Juniors 73. Sophomores Class Officers 73. Sophomores 79. Freshman Class Officers 80. Freshmen 84. SPORTS 86. Track 90. Football 94. Crosscountry 95. Baseball 96. Golf 97. Gymnastics 100. Wrestling 102. Basketball 108. ADVERTIZING 129. INDEX OLD TO NEW! SENIORS 4 ANDREWS. ROBERT BOECK. STEVE BRAGEE, SUZANNE Pep Band 3,4. Marching Band 1.2,3,4. Concert Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 4. Homecoming Court 3. BRISKE, HOWARD BARBELN, CINDY Pep Band 1.2,3,4, Marching Band 1.2,3,4, Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Girls Choir 1. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day 1. Pep Club 2,4(Vice-Prcsident) Lettermans Club 4. National Honors Society 3.4. Basketball 1,2 (manager) Volleyball 2.3.4. Class Officer-1 (vice-president, 2(secretary-treasurer. Cheerleader 3,4. Badger Girls State 3. Student Council 3. BOYER. KIM Girls Choir 1. Home Ec. Club 2. Color Guard 4. BRECKENR1DGE. RAE ANN Pep Band 2,3,4. Marching Band 1.2,3.4. Concert Band 1,2,3.4. Girls Choir 1. Concert Choir 4. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day 1. Torch Staff 4(Section Editor). National Honor Society 3.4 (secretary-3). Forensics 1,2. Student Council 1. BRUEHLING, STEVE CLAUSSEN. JEROME CHRISTIANSON. TIMOTHY Jazz Band 3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.e,r. Concert Choir 3.4. Letterman’s Club 2.3.4. Golf 1.2.3.4. CURITS. MICHEL Basketball 4. Football 4. Homecoming Court 4. DAHL. MIKE DITTEL, MARK Torch Staff 3.4. Basketball 1, Football 1. DIAMOND. DAVID Basketball 1,2,. Football 1.2. Prom Court 1. Student Council 1.2. DRAXLER, JANE Jazz Band 1.2,3,4. Pep Band 1.2,3,4. Marching Band 1.2,3,4. Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Concert Choir 2,3,4. Girls Choir 1. Price County Government Day 1. Pep Club 4. National Honor Society 3. Basketball 1,2. Prom Court 1. ENGEL. DIANA Marching Band 3.4. Treasurer 4. Girls Choir 1. Pep Club 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Color Guard 1.2.3.4 (sergent). ENGEL. TIM FENZIL LAURA FLEMING. RANDALL Jazz Band 2,3,4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3,4. Drama Club 3.4. Price County Government Day 2. Pep Club 3.4. Home Ec. Club 3.4. Letterman’s Club 4. National Honors Society 3.4. Track 4. Forensics 2.3.4. Cross Country 4. FOLEY. KAREN Jazz Band 3. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Girls Choir 1. Price County Government Day 1. Pep Club 2,3. Torch Staff 2.3.4 (Section Ed. 2. Junoir Ed. 3. Senior Ed. 4. GERMAN. JAMES Price County Government Day 1. Letterman’s Club 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 3. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 (Captian-4). Badger State 3. Prom Court 2. GERLACH, JOHN Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Prom Court 3. Lettermans Club 1.2.3.4. GRAF. ERIC Lettermans Club 1,2,3.4. Football 1.4. Track 1.2,3.4. Wrestling 1.2. GUSTAFSON. MARY LOU Marching Band 1.2.3. Concert Band 1.2.3. Trees For Tomorrow 2. Pep Club 1.2.3.4. lettermans Club 2.3,4. Gymnastics I.2.3.4. Track 1. Winter Carnival Court 2. Prom Court 3. Spanish Club 4. HECIMOVICH. BARBARA Pep Band 1. Marching Band 1. Concert Band 1. Girls Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3,4. Price County Government Day 1. Lettermans Club 2.3.4. National Honors Society 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Golf 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Who’s Who 3. HERBST. JEAN Jazz band 2.3.4. Pep Band 2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2,3,4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Choir 4. Price County Government Day 1. Lettermans Club 2.3,4. National Honors Society 3.4. Gymnastics 1.2.3. Track 1.2.3. Rifles 4. Cheerleader 2.3.4. HILGART. DEBRA Pep Band I.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2. Concert Band 1.2,3.4 (Vice-prcsident-4). Price county Government Day 1. Pep Club 3. Torch Staff 2. National Honor Society 3.4. Basketball 1.2. Track 2. Class Officer Secretary- Treasurer 3. Vice- President Elementary Tutor 4. Color Guard 2.3.4. Homecoming Court 1. Cheerleader 4 DOWNER HERBST. LESLIE Marching Band 1.2, Concert Band 1.2. Concert Choir 2.3. Track 1. Volleyball 1. HI LG ART. REBECCA Girls Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3. Basketball 1. Track 1. JARVIS. PATRICK JIRSCHELE. MARY BETH Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2,3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3,4. Concert Band 1.2.3,4. Girls Choir 1. Concert Choir 3.4. Price County Government Day 1. National Honor Society 3.4. Gymnastics 2. Volleyball 2. Elementary Tutor 4. All-State Honors Band Alternate. KEMPER. PAUL Pep Band 1.2. Marching Band 1.2. Concert Band 1.2. Concert Choir 2. Price County Government Day 1. Letterman's Club 3.4. National Honors Society 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2. Track 1. Forensics 1,2. Class Officer President 1. HII CART. WILLIAM Letterman’s Club 3.4. Track 3. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. JIRSCHELE. ANTHONY Jazz Band 3.4. Pep Band 2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Prcsidenl-4) Concert Choir 1,2,3. Price County Government Day 1. National Honor Society 3.4. Wisconsin State Honors Band 3.4. KANIKULA. THERESA Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. (secretary. Historian-3). Trees For Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day 1. Pep Club 1.2,3.4. Torch Staff 3.4 (photographer). Letterman’s Club 1.2.3.4. Gymnastics 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 Forensics 1.2. Prom Queen 3. Homecoming Court 2. Cheerleader 2,3.4 (captain-4). Badger State 3. SWCD Junior Board 2.3,4. KENNEDY. DONNA Letterman’s Club 1.2.3.4. Gymnastics 1.2.3.4. (captain-3.4). Track 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 1.2 3.4. (co-captain-4). Color Guard 1. Riffles 2.3.4. Homecoming Court 4. Cheerleader 2. KILGER. JEAN KLIEN. ROBIE Jazz Band 4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Choir 1.2.3.4. Madrigals 1.2.3. Price County Government Day 1. Pep Club 1.2.3.4(secretary treasurer-4. National Honor Society 3.4. Gymnastics 1. Homecoming Queen 4. Recorder Choir 1.2.3. KLEPEC. JOSEPH KOLAR. HOLLIS Marching Band 1.2. Concert Band 1.2. Letterman’s Club 1. Track 1. KOSHAK. MARK Pep Band 4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Track 4 t KOSHAK. RAYMOND KOVARIK. ANTHONY KRUEGER. STEVE LEMKE. DAN LAPP. TAMMY LITTLE. MARK Letterman's Club 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. LITTLE. SHERYL LUCAS. PETER □ MCCARE. EILEEN MICHALSKI. DANIEL Football 1.2. Wrestling 1 MICHALSKI. RORY MICHALSKI. WAYNE Basketball 1.2.3. Football 1.2. Baseball 1.2. MILLER. PAMELA MORAN. DEBRA Marching Band 1.2.3. Torch Staff 4. Librarian Concert Band 1.2.3. 2.3.4. Concert Choir 2.3. Girl’s Choir 1. Pep Club 2,3.4. Torch Staff 2. Track 1. Volleyball l,3(Manager- 3)Sludent Council 2.3. MORENWEISER. MARIE MORRISON. BETTI Pep Band 3.4. Marching Band 1.2,3,4. Concert Band 1,2.3.4. Girls Choir 1. Concert Choir 3,4. Leltermans Club 2,3,4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Volleyball I.2.3.4. (Captain-4) Elementary Tutor 4. Rifles 2.3.4. (Sargeant-4) Student Council 4. School Board Representative 4. NEECK. HOWARD Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Football 1,4. Wrestling 1.2. OCKER, TONI Home Ec. Club 1. Basketball 1.2.3.4. MORGAN. JOHN Concert Choir 2.3,4. Leltermans Club 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball I.2.3.4. Football 1,2.3.4. Track 1.2. Class Officer President-2. NEECK. CONNIE Color Guard 2. NETZEL. LISA OCKER, WAYNE Concert Choir 1,2,3,4. Madrigals 2.3. Lettermans Club 4. Football 1.3.4. All State Choir. OLSON. CAROL Marching Band 1.2. Concert Band 1,2. Gymnastics 1 PALECEK. RICHARD PETERSON. LANCE Golf 2,3.4. Track 1.2. Wrestling 1.2. POST. DAVID OLSON. CHRISTOPHER Pep Band 1. Marching Band 1. Concert Band 1 Concert Choir 2,3. Football 1.2. Wrestling 1.2. PATTERSON. JON Lettermans Club 2,3,4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. POETZL. RAYMOND PRITZL, KIMBERLY Pep Band 3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Girls Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3.4. RATZLAFF, CARA REAS. CHRISTINE Girls Choir 1.2. Concert Choir 3.4. Honor Guard 3.4. Student Council 4 School Board Representative 4. REAS. KEVIN Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.3. Prom King 3. ROACH. MICHAEL Price County Government Day I Letterman’s Club 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2. Football 1.2. Golf 3. Track 1.2. RAY. LINDA Letterman’s Club 2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4 REAS. CHRISTOPHER Letterman’s Club 2.3.4 Football 1. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. RI ENOW. WAYNE ROGERS. ROBERT Concert Choir 2.3. Letterman’s Club 4. Basketball 1.2. Football L2.3.4. Track 1. Homecoming Court 4. SACK. MARK SCHMIDT. PATRICK Wrestling 1.2.4. SCHARP. TAM I Girls Choir 1.2- Secretary 2 Concert Choir 4 Trees for Tomorrow 2. Pep Club Vice President 3. President 4 Home Ec Club 1.2. Basketball manager 1. Volleyball 1 Class Vice President 3. President 4. Elementary Tutor 4 Student Council 3.4-Vice President 4. Student Council's representative to Citv Council 3.4. SCHRADER. DIANE Pep Band 1.2. Marching Band 1.2.3. Concert Band 1.2.3. Torch Staff 2.3. Home Ec. Club 1 Who's Who 4. Business skills contest 3. SELUGA. ROSE SETTERMAN. DONNA Home Ec. Club 1.2. Winter Carnival Court 1 SINGER. SANDY SMETAK. WENDY SMITH. SUSAN Capstone 4 STUEBER. ELLEN Pep Band 2.3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3,4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Girls Choir 1 Concert Choir 2,3,4 Treasurer 3.4 Madrigals 3 Trees for Tomorrow 2 Pep Club 2.3 Track 1 Volleyball 1 Class Officer Vice President 2, Secretary 4 Prom Court 2 TAFT, JOSEPH THIBEDEAU, PATRICIA Pep Band 1.2,3.4 Marching Band 1.2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2.3.4 Girls Choir 1 Pep Club 2.3 Torch staff 2.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 STEIN. BARBARA Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day 1. National Honor Society 3.4 SZCZEPKOWSKI. MARK TAPPL1N, LAVERNE Girls Choir 1.2.3.4 Concert Choir 4. Track 1 MUMS, SUZANNE Pep Band 3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4 Girls Choir 1 Concert Choir 2.3.4. Madrigals 3. Price County Government Day I Pep Club 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4 Volleyball 1 Class Officer President 3. Treasurer 4 Majorette 4 Student Council Vice President 3. VINCENT. MICHAEL VUCHETICH. JULIE Girls Choir 1. Torch Staff 1.2.3. Volleyball 3- Manager Forensics 1,2. Student Council 2.3.4- President. School Board Representative 3. WARREN. DENISE WEIBERG. JOHN VUCHETICH. JOHN Jazz Band 4. Pep Band 2. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day 1. National Honor Society 2.3. Basketball 1. Badger Boys State 3. Whos Who 3. Student Council Representative 1.4. WAGNER DANIEL WEBER. CAROLYN Jazz Band 3,4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Girls Choir 1.2 Concert Choir - 1,2,3. Torch Staff 2,3,4. Concert Band Secretary 4. WEISS. KELLY WOODIE, TAMMY Pep Band 1. Marching Band 1.2. Concert Band 1,2. Girls Choir 1. Drama Club 3. Torch Staff 4 (Typing). Business Skills Contest YOUNG. LORI TANNER. THOMAS RECORD OF STUDY HALL PASSES CLASS COLORS: CLASS SONG: CLASS MOTTO: Maroon and Silver Do You Remember Me. We are not afraid of Tomorrow for We have seen Yesterday and We love Today RECORD OF STUDY HALL PASSES Day ml w«k_ C[lAf Z 1- PUPILS WILL WRITS THEIR NAMES PLAINLY AND INDICATE THE TIME CORRECTLY BOYS GIRLS jo fit Lli ‘jfoljlt __f___ 7ruA J) £)o$i Udrfo e Jv 13 nle. 90 flW | Loa Cx l ea . IulQ;L_L f'ullu 6a,'be.! aJCtj | Jurip. I I II IOHOOL rORM «URRIV CO.. A� CAOIA. 21 FACULTY AND ACADEMICS i Top: Mr. Frokjer, Superintendent. Left to Right: Mr. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Campbell. Bottom: Mr. Ross, Principal, and Mrs. Heisler. Secretary. 23 Right: The Cooks in our new Park Falls High School. We all wish to thank them for their efforts. Below Left: Mrs. Campbell seems a lit- tle flustered as she rushes to organize materials for the move to the new school. COOKS AND SECRETARIES Above Right: Mrs. Campbell finds a place for everything in the new office. Right: Mrs. Campbell, Secretary to the Vice Principal, and Mrs. Heisler, Secre- tary to the Principal. 24 Bus Drivers: Standing Dick Welty Joe Meeks Glenn Linger Gay Palacek Bob Clementi Jim Balzer Bert Koch Front Row: Ray Stein Jerry Sheedy Art Pritzl Dave Feest Missing: Joan Cooley BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS Afternoon Janitors: Tim Petel Bill Fuchs Chris Pritzl Morning Janitors: Chip Pritzl Ed Schrader 25 Mrs. Greenwood: She has been with the Park Falls school system for 6 years. She is a guidance counselor as well as a teach- er. She also helps with the coaching of Vol- leyball and Track. Right: Mr. Knutson He is our other guid- ance counselor. He teaches and and is a Junior Class Advisor. He has been at L.H.S. for 12 years. GUIDANCE AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Left: Mrs. Soper: She has been working as a Special Ed. Aide for 5 years at Lincoln High. Right: Mrs. Reas: She has been at L.H.S. for 4 years. She teaches Special Education. 26 Left: Mr. Warshall: He has been teach- ing at Park Falls for 18 years. He spends one hour a day teaching Ger- man. Right: Mrs. Anderson: She has been teaching here for 3 years. She teaches Spanish and is the Spanish Club Advi- sor. FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND MUSIC Above: Mr. Anderson and Mr. Fonder are using their new quarters. Left: Mr. Anderson is using the time he has to whip the choir into a fine group of musicians. Right: Mr. Fonder: He has been at Park Falls for 2 years. He works with the Bands and is a freshman class advisor. 27 Mr. Burant. Librarian. The new Park Falls I.M.C. FROM AN OLD LIBRAR Y Far Page: Top Left: Mr. Burant has been at Park Falls for 12 years. He is the Librarian and A-V Director. He also spends much of his time working with the Girl’s Basket- ball team as their head coach. The remaining pictures on both of these pages are of the new library. TO A NEW INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER This Page: Top Left: Mr. Bouch£: This is his 2nd year at Park Falls High School. He spends his time teaching English and as the Varsity Football coach. Top Right: Miss Steiner: This is her 1st year at Park Falls. She is a real help to the English Department. Bot- tom Left: Miss Weber: This is her 2nd year at Park Falls. She is involved in Forensics along with her English teaching. Bottom Right: Mr. Anderson: This is his 5th year at Lincoln High as Choir Director and English teacher. OLD ENGLISH TO NEW ENGLISH Far Page: Mr. Bouch£. Miss Steiner, Miss Weber, and Mrs. Pond enjoy the new English Department in the new school. 30 31 This page. Left: Mr. Busby: This is his 7th year at Park Falls. He teaches U.S. Histo- ry, Mar Fam. and Photography. He has also found time to be our yearbook advi- sor. Right: Mr. Delwiche: His 4th year at Park Falls. He teaches Adv. Soc. St., U.S. Hist., Con. Ec. He also advises the National Honor Society. Bottom Left: This is Mr. Owen’s 2nd year at Lincoln High. He teaches History. Bottom Right: Mr. War- shall has been at Park Falls for 18 years. He teaches Cont. Iss., World Hist., Ger- man, and he is also the Student Council advisor. SOCIAL SCIENCES 32 Far Page: Mr. Busby. Mr. Delwiche, Mr. Owen and Mr. Warshall use both the old and new facilities to their best advantage. Top. Mr. Soper and Mr. Kadlecek use their new rooms in great comfort. Bottom Left: Mr. Swenson: This is his 6th. year at the school, he teaches Algebra and Geometry besides his coaching activities. Middle: Mr. Soper: This is his 29th. year at Park Palls. He teaches Math and Physics. Right: Mr. Kadlecek: This is his 5th year at Park Falls. He teaches Algebra. General Math and American History. MA THEMA TICS A SCIENCE Top Left: Mr. Les Anderson: This is his 4th year at Lincoln High. He teaches Biology and English. Middle: Mr. Gustafson: 1st year at Lincoln High. He teaches in the Science De- partment. Right: Mr. Reas: This is his 17th year at Lincoln High. He teaches Chemistry, Physics, and Timber Game. Bottom: Mr. Reas and Mr. Soper use their new facilities in the Science Department. 35 Left: Mr. Frederick: He teaches Industrial Education and has been at Lincoln High for 14 years. Right: Mr. Hermanson: He teaches Woods. Drafting, and Material Process as well as being an advisor to the Freshman Class. SHOP Left: Mr. Lilyquist: He teaches Drivers Ed. along with helping out in the Shop Depart- ment. He has been here for 7 years. Right: Mr. Swanson: He taught Sm. En- gines and Material Process. He has now left, but he spent 7 years at L.H.S. Far Page: Teachers enjoy newness of school. 36 37 Mr. Rand takes a BREATHER! Making sure they are getting down to “Business!' BUSINESS EDUCATION yftgk i k e if ! 1 If Mrs. Graf: Business, Sec. Vocational Coordinator. This is her 22nd year at L.H.S. Mr. Lustig: Business, Typing 2nd se- mester intern. Randy Rand: Typing. Accounting, Business Law, and Asst. Wrestling Coach. 3rd year at L.H.S. Miss Auger: She has been teaching here at Park Falls for 22 Miss Dohrman: She is the newest helper in the Home Economics years. She teaches Home Ec. and Independent Living. Department. This is 1st year at L.H.S. HOME ECONOMICS Mr German- He is the new Phy. Ed. teacher for men. This is his Mrs. Frokjer: She has been the girls Phy. Ed. Instructor for the first year at L.H.S. Iasl 19 years PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Frokjer gets in on a quick game of hockey. Mr. German stops to pose for the cameras. STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZA TIONS The Park Falls Band busy at work!! Above on opposite pg- the Pep Band. The Pep Band, made up of about 50 people, performs at basketball games and wrestling matches. Under the di- rection of Mr. Fonder, they help raise the spirit of the crowd. Below-on oppo- site pg- the Marching Band. The Marching Band had a very successful season this year. Taking first at a field competition in LaCrosse and first at the Homecoming parade at Stevens Point, the band also provided enter- tainment at the football games. This pg-Upper left- the Jazz Band. The Jazz Band plays at the pops concert and also participates in the Solo and Ensemble contest. Middle left- Students busy at work during the fifth hour band peri- od. Bottom left- The Maching Band out on the street, perfects their marching. Top-Right- Mr. Krueger directs the ju- nior and intermediate band. Above- Mr. Fonder, hard at work during re- hearsal. 5 THE NEW BAND ROOM The Park Falls High School Band has something to be proud of. Since the be- ginning of the second semes- ter, the band has rehearsed in a brand new practice room. The design of the room is especially designed for the Band and it is twice the size of the old band room. The Band presented two concerts in the new school, a pop’s concert and a spring concert. For the Pop’s Concert, the band played music for all ages. At the Spring Concert, the band presented its festi- val numbers. CHOIR IN THE NEW SCHOOL Advanced Girls Choir opp. pg. L. to R. Bottom Row- Mitch Hil- gart. Melinda Byers, Jackie Kil- gar, Lori Carlson, Chris Weber, Mary Lynn Hilgart, Karen Herbst. Kelly Canovan, Lisa Stueber, Tami Scharp, Sara Byers. Carolyn Weber, Bonnie Arasim, Eileen McCabe. Judy Kilgar, Karol Koshak, Elaine Weber, Suzie Thums. Joyce An- drews, Natalie Jirschele, Christy Reas, Jane Draxler, Anne Kemper, Betti Morrison. Laura Briske, Barb Hecimovich, Tracy Racette, Amy Gunderson, Carla Seifert. Lexi Sheldon, Mary Jirs- chele. Jean Herbst. Kris Miller, Cara Ratzlaff. Girls Choir top bottom 1. to r.- Karie Fredricks, Cherly Little. Beth Seitz. Michelle Grennier. Ann Seifert. Michelle Carlson. Jane Hilgart. Suzanne Ball. Rene Standon. Karen Herbst, Mary Scanlon, Rene Gilina, Missy Tap- plin, Patti Mikuen. Chris Herbst. Alice Barbeln. Julie Jirschele. Jackie Ponshock. Tonia Wirsing. Jodie Gerlach. Crystal Kun- dinger, Debbie Schock, Amy He- best. Karol Koshak. Linda Boltz, Theresa Jirschele, Michelle Her- best, Coleen Ferg. Litia Hosie, Natalie Jirschelle. Mary Heiberg. Jean Woofel, Kelly Martin, Brid- get Rose. Lynn Kundinger. Middle Left- Mr. Anderson Dir- ects the Choir to Success. Middle- Asectional. Bottom left- Watch Me! Concert Choir Officers: Wayne Ocker. Cara Ratzlaff. El- len Stueber, Sara Byers. 49 YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. Busby. The Torch Advisor. Karen Foley. Senior Editor. Joyce Andrews. Junior Editor. I°I[;hpStaffDAb0re leot: Si,tting eft t0 Barb Thibedeau. Laurie Schrader, Mr. Busby, Tom Roach Dave Boland Paula Ernst ts as? E ker' p ,u ™b,d“u'je,n ■- chir ” Bottom Right: Torch meeting in full swing. AT WORK The 1979-1980 Torch Staff spent many long hours of hard work to put together a book filled with treasured memories. Throughout the year there were dead- lines to meet. If one of these were missed there would not be a book. Everyone had to work very hard to meet each deadline. The Torch Staff consists of about 20 peo- ple, which include Photographers, Typ- ists, and Staff Members who design the pages of the book. At the present time the Torch is in running for the “Big E” Award. Above: left to right, Mr. Busby going crazy Weber and Patti Thibedeau find a place on after a hard meeting. Karen's hard at work. Trying the floor to touch up a lay out before it's sent out. not to look too out of it. Carolyn The bottom row is a series of pictures in the new Darkroom. With all the new space the Torch Staff should become more efficient and productive. SCHOOL LA W This years Student Council consisted of twenty members. Out of these twenty, three are elected by the students one is appointed by the English Teacher, and one is the class President. Throughout the year, the Student Council raised money for scholarships for two deserving Seniors at the end of the year. One way we raised money was sponsoring the annual Winter Carnival. This years Council worked very hard solving some of the problems of the new school. The prob- lem most debated was the question of having a smoking area for the new school. Some other prob- lems we faced were the concessions in the new school, the seating arrangement in the new gym, and many other problems. The Student Council would like to thank our ad- visor, Mr. Warshall, and Mr. Ross for their many hours of help and support. Officers: Julie Vuchetich, Tami Scharp, Jenni Jehn. Above: Mr. Warshall is advisor for the Student Council. Below: Julie Vuchetich president of Student Council spends many hours of her time with school problems. Solving the Old and attacking the New. Student Council members: (1. to R.) Row 1: Sandy Rominski, Gigi Roach. Alice Barbeln, Julie Vuchetich, Christine Reas. Row 2: Teresa Gustafson, Charlene Barbeln. Doug Hilgart. Steve Rominski. Row 3: Jeanne Woelfel, Kristen Graf. Sara Byers, Tom Christianson, Row 4: Mary Jo Beahrandt, Jenni Jehn, Betti Morrison, John Vuchetich, Tammy Scharp. Bruce Daniels. Promotion for Winter Carnival. 5iude.n Ccana I l Jmlc r Den dev lank MK5JC fcy Fire Auxilary Gyni Sinjjes Februari A fife Couples • S :3C' J-ZC 3-SC SPIRIT RAISERS The Pep Club is made up of High School Students. Every Wednesday night they work hard at bringing up the Spirit of the Student Body by decorat- ing the halls. They try and give equal support to all sports. Pep Club Officers: T. Scharp, C. Barbeln, J. Kilger. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Suzy Thums, Paula Ernst. Trey Racette, Faith Ann Diebold, Jean Woeffel. Terry Michalski, Ann Kemper. Bev Engel. Laura Fenzl, Judy Kilger. Tami Scharp. Mary Gustafson. Charlene Barbeln. Cindy Barbeln. Sheryl Stehr. Sue Bragee. Theresa Kanikula. Pam Miller. Joyce Andrews. Jackie Kilger. Pep Club supports all activities. Many hours are spent by Students to Raise The School SPIRITS! 53 SCHOLASTIC A CHIEVERS PRICE COUNTY GOVERNMENT DA Y This year was the first year the Lincoln High Students participat- ed in an economic competion. Members of the team were: John Vuchitch, Jean Herbst, Jean Kilger, Theresa Kanikula, Mark Koshak, Tony Jirschele. These six students spent two and a half hours analyzing case study prob- lems to demonstrate their under- standing of general economic principles. The team was placed against 48 other teams from Wis- consin Schools. Mr. Ross, served as procter for the test. He admin- istered the test and oversaw the work of the team. The team had a chance of winning $400 and other prizes. Mr. Delwiche sponsered the team which consisted of orga- nizing the details of their prepara- tion and helping them prepare an study for the event. Each fall a number of Sophomores are selected to go down to Phillips and participate in Price County Government Day. The students learn about the various County Government positions. Then each student had a chance to spend the afternoon with one of the County Officers. The that attended the 1979 County Government Day and the positions they held were as follows: Amy Gunderson-Clerk of Circuit Court John Kronberger-County Judge Lisa Pritzl-Highway commissioner Shari Rolnik-Parole Officer Brian Perry-Vetran’s Service Officer Jill Piresler-Corner Karla Seifert-County Welfare Officer Carol Temby-Agricultural Agent Wendy Saylor-County Economist Steve Rominski-County Board Chairperson Charlene Babbeln-Count Clerk Tom Neek-District Attorney Elaine Weber-County Nurse Lynn Wshatka-Register of Deeds Scott Erickson-County Sheriff Roger Palecek-County Treasurer Laura Koeppen-County Zoning Administration Wayne Madar-County Forester Jerry Herbst-County Surveyor 54 BADGER STATE LIBRARY This year two girls and three boys attended Badger Girls and Badger Boys. Theresa Kanikula and Cindy Barbein were the girls that were chosen for their scho- lastic ability and extracurricular activity. The girls attended Bad- ger State from June 10 to June 16. Each girl there ran for offices. Cindy was elected to County Su- pervisor and Theresa held the Deputy County Clerk position. The three boys that attended Bad- ger Boys State were Jim Gehr- man, Jon Patterson, and John Vu- chetich. The boys went from June 16 to June 23. The boys were also chosen on a basis of scholastic ability and extracurricular activ- ity. Badger State brought many fine young people together. All that attended had a good time and had the chance to participate in a great learning experience. Pic- tured at the left are the Badger State representatives. Back row from left to right, Jim Gehrman, Jon Patterson, and John Vuche- tich. Front row: Theresa Kani- kula and Cindy Barbein. This year the students of Park Falls High School had the chance to use a brand new library. The new library is a lot bigger and more modern than the old one. The library is under the direction of Mr. Burant. The library do ev- erything from returning books to the shelves to checking books in and out, to filling catalogue cards. Some of the library aides are also in charge of setting up of the audio-visual equipment. The li- brary aides give up their study hall to work in the library. Al- though the school doesn’t offer any credits for this work, we greatly appreciate it. Pictured at the right are this years library aides. 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Delwiche is the National Honor Soci- ety Advisor this year. Back Row: John Vuchtich, Tony Jirschele. Paul Kemper. Paul Kanikula, Bob Charel- ston. Tom Christianson. 3rd Row: Mark Koshak, Barb Hecimovich. Suzy Thums, Diana Engel. Laura Fenzel, Bev Engel. Lee Erickson. 2nd Row: Dan Michalski. Mary Jirschele. Rea Ann Breckenridge, Carolyn Weber, Cindy Barbeln. Sara Byers. Ann Fenzel. Sharon Woodie, 4th Row: Barb Stein, Jean Kilger, Jean Herbst, Patti Thibe- deau, Ann Temby, Debbie Hilgart. National Honor Society consist- ed of thirty-one members who were able to maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or above. Mr. Delwiche served as advisor to the National Honor Society. At this time, the National Honor Society is planning to have a guest speak- er come to address the National Honor Society. FORENSICS Standing: Mrs. Pond, Miss Weber, Ann Kemper, Miss Steiner. Patty Meyer, Carol Undis, Joyce Andrews, Jim Jorgenson. Jean Woefel. Steve Kreuger, Amy Herbst, Laura Fen- zel, Theresa Kamkula. Bill Dryer. Sitting: Sharon Wies, Terry Michalski, Kelly Witt. Lee Erikson, Lexi Sheldon, Karla Seifert. Students giving speechs. Forensics consists of people who have the guts and who are brave enough to get up in front of an audience and speak. Each person picks from a various as- sortment of catagories, the type of speech he will do. Some of the catagories are: Interpetive Theater, Interpetive Reading, Prose, Story Telling, and Dem- onstrations. This years Foren- sics Advisors are Mrs. Pond, Miss Weber, and Miss Steiner. Forensics is fun. HIGH QUIZ BOWL SPANISH CLUB ) V W This year Mr. Warshall is in charge of the High Quiz Bowl Team. Students were given a chance to take a test to deter- mine who would be on the team. The test consisted of gen- eral questions. The 4 highest people and alternates were cho- sen to make up the High Quiz Bowl Team. The team Consist- ed of three Juniors: Sharon Woodie, Tom Christianson, and Eric Mach (alternate), and two Seniors: Jean Herbst, and John Vuchtich. The team appeared on the High Quiz Bowl Show. Spanish Club this year was mostly made up of first year students. Officers were Karla Seifert (Pres.), Laura Koeppen (Vice-Pres.). We held taco sales after school and at athletic games. Any one can join as long as you are a first year Spanish Students: Kelly Witt, Lucy Fenzl, Karla Siefert, Kris Mi- chalski, Pam Miller 58 FHA PHOTOGRAPHY With the move into the new school and photography studio student interest in a photogra- phy club has been rekindled. Club plans include sponsoring photo contests open to students and faculty of the high school as well as upgrading the equip- ment available to the students. Future plans include setting up to take pictures of students who attend school dances and pro- viding pictures of sporting and other events for sale. Club membership is open to any students who wish to be- long and who have a knowl- edge of photographic pro- cesses. Adults who work in the school may join the club on an associate basis. Future Homemak- ers of America is an organization in which the members learn to apply the homemak- ing instructions they have received to the problems of everyday living. This year we will have many fund raisers for extra things to do. Miss Au- ger is the advisor. 59 Too Much Heaven” was the theme of the 1979 Junior From. The king and queen were Kevin Reas and Theresa Kanikula, who are in the upper left corner. The Sen- ior attendants were Tim Weiss and Dina Pohle, pictured in the upper right corner. The Junior attendants were John Gerlach and Mary Lou Gustafson, pictured center left. The Sophomore attendants were Brad Bever and Mary Heiberg, pictured center right. The Freshman attendants were Doug Hilgart and Chris Little, pictured in- side lower right. The crown bearers were Ryan Scharp and Becky Draxler, pictured lower left. The colors chosen to decorate the gym were silver, blue, and white. Streamers of these colors crisscrossed the ceiling and hung down the sidewalls. Huge silouettes were placed along the sidewalls. A beauti- ful fountain was used as a centerpiece. The couples danced to the music of Prime Choice.” It was a Prom to be remembered. The parents help cheer the team on to a victory. Cardinal Power! The pep assembly on Friday helped get the team psyched-up. The Cardinals came out victorious in their Homecoming game! The Homecoming festivities began early Monday morning as the queen candidates and their campaign crews becan campaigning. Tuesday was Hat Day. Also the students elected the Homecoming queen. Wednes- day was Backward’s Day. Thursday was Fabulous Fif- ties Day and “Happy Days” were here again. That evening the band participated in the annual snake dance. Then the students moved to the bonfire where the cheerleaders led cheers and Mr. German gave a pep talk. Friday was Red White Day. During the afternoon the students and team were psyched up at the pep assembly. The Cardinals defeated the Toma- hawk Hatchets in the Homecoming game. After the game, the students danced to the music of “Sturgeon- etti” in the gym. Serving as the 1979 Homecoming court were: Kurt Knutson and Ann Kemper, the Freshman attendants, pictured in the middle row, middle picture. Jerry Herbst and Kathy Semenchuk, the Sophomore atten- dants, pictured middle row, end picture. David Gerlach and Debbie Steiger, the Junior attendants, pictured bottom row, left end. Mitch Curtis and Donna Kenne- dy. the Senior attendants, pictured in the middle and Bob Rogers and Jean Kilger. the Homecoming King and Queen, pictured in the right hand corner. The crownbearers were: Mark Morgan and Missy Mes- serschmidt. f SADIE HA WKINS t WINTER CARNIVAL Above: Fire provides the beat. Below: Everyone had a good time and will remember the night. Craig and Debbie. This One’s For You. Student Council presented its Win- ter Carnival Dance on February 2, 1980. They chose for the theme “Win- ter Wonderland.” Fire provided the music as many students attended the first dance in the new school. The 1980 Winter Carnival Court consisted of: Jean Herbst and Mike Roach, 3rd run- ners-up; Barb Hecimovich and John Gerlach, 2nd runners-up; Carolyn We- ber and Kevin Reas, 1st runners-up; and Debbie Hilgart and Craig Engel, King and Queen. Crownbearers were Charlie Kotke and Amy Andrews. Below: The guys anticipate a dance with their favorite girl. Lower Right: Mr. Ross oversees the incoming students. UNDER CLASSMEN JUNIORS Class Officers: Secretary-Treasurer. Michelle Becker: Vice President. Cheryl Stehr: President. Mary Jo Bchreant Greg Abel Joyce Andrews John Austgen Rocky Balzar Deborah Barland Scott Barylski Michelle Becker Mary Jo Behreandt Brad Bever Greg Damrow 0. Jane Diebold Christopher Drake William Dryer Gary Duzell Beverly Engel Paul Bixby Ken Bragee John Braunreiter Paul Brunkow Mark Burant Sarah Byers Larry Cain Brenda Camp Laurie Carlson Barbara Charleston Robert Charleston Thomas Christianson Russ Ciokiewicz Brian Cuddeback . lfca 68 Cindy Engel Tammy Engeldinger Lee Erickson Richard Ernst Hans Eyvindsson Michael Falstad Joe Feit Anne Fenzl Greg Fenzl Joseph Flowers Linda Foley Jim Gelina Bob Gerlach David Gerlach Jim Golomb Kirsten Graf Angela Griffin Jeffrey Habas Robert Hammerstrom Mary Heiberg Edward Helman James Herbst Pamela Herbst Carol Hilgart Kathy Hilgart Scott Hilgart Peter Hintz Cindy Hogue Eric Holm Jeff Holt Dennis Jarvis Joe Jeske Natalie Jirschele Michael Kalvin Paul Kanikula James Kelnofer Jackie Kilger Daniel Kobussen Steve Koenig Gerald Koshak Barbara Kronberger David Kronberger James Kronberger Ken Kundinger Natalie Kundinger Tammy Kundinger Scott LaPlante Jill Larson Dan Lee Tim Little Cathie Lobermeier Lori Lobermeier Erich Mach 70 Terri Michalski Jeff Miller Greg Miller Howard Miller Pat Mischker Rick Morgan Shawn Morgan Sandra Morrison Earl (Skip) Newell Joseph Oswald Renee Pohle Chris Pritzl Ronald Rebne Gigi Roach Richard Rogers David Rolnik Michael Rominske Bob Sack Richard Scanlon MW Kevin Scharp Mary Schmidt Scott Schmidt Ronald Schoch Steven Schwartz Mike Scott Glenn Seitz Lexi Sheldon Lonnie Singer Ray Skawinski Ed Smith Kim Sporer Cheryl Stehr Deborah Steiger Kevin Stein Tracy Stein Louie Tatroe Ann Temby Max Thompson Dan Treml Carol Undis Barbara Voda Dawn Wagner Robert Walasek Katy Wallner Amy Wartgow Mike Wassner Joseph Watkins Christine Weber Carl Wegner Carol Wehrman Lori Weinberger Kathy Weis John Smith PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Sharon Weiss Dave Whiteaker Kelly Witt Bridget Wood Sharon Woody Donna Yunk 72 Class Officers: President. Bruce Daniels; Vice President. Lynn Washalka; Secretary- Treasurer. Jill Preisler SOPHOMORES David Boland Bonnie Brimstein Laura Briske Laura Brunkow Rudy Buechner Susan Bukachek Matthew Burant Lee Cain Lennie Cain ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE IV I ■ Kelly Canovan Deborah Chafer Gary Cooley Greg Cooley Charles Damrow Jeffey Damrow Bruce Daniels Cherie Diem Sherry Doerr Tim Donner John Draxler 74 Scott Duzell Marshall Eheler Daniel Eitrem James Engel Beverly Erickson Scott Erickson Mike Hilgart Hollis Goethlich Bob Graf Michelle Grennier Dawn Gruber fl • I A ■iki allll 3 Paula Ernst Coleen Ferg Andrew Ferkovich Hillary Ferkovich Kris Fischer Debbie Fleming t Lauri Foley Keith French William Gphrr Douglas Hilgart Mary Hilgart Glenda Gruber Amy Gunderson Teresa Gustafson Jerry Habas Amy Herbst Chris Herbst Jerry Herbst Rex Hilgart Timothy Hilgart Vicki Hirtreiter Wayne Holt Don Jirschele Julie Jirschele James Jorgenson Bonnie Juneau Christine Juneau Mary Kelnhofer Dennis Kennedy Edward Klepac Laura Koeppen Karol Koshak John Kronberger Crystal Kundinger Kelly Martin Tony Kundinger Betty Langner John Lindberg Mary Lindberg Chris Little David Little Allen Lobermeier PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Paul Lueloff Philip Lueloff Jacob Luhtala Brian Mader Wayne Mader t w Kristin Miller Timm Morgan Jeffrey Nakaplau Tom Neeck Sandra Ocker Janice Olson Kathryn Page Roger Palecek Brian Perry Barbara Poetzl Jackie Ponshock Jill Preisler Betty Pritzl Lisa Pritzl Joseph McKuen Lonny Merten Patricia Meyer Brian Michalski Kristine Michalski Mark Michalski Roger Rekoski Debra Rienow Thomas Roach Shari Rolnik Steve Rominske Robert Rose Wendy Sayler Mary Scanlon Eric Scharp WHOOPS! David Schluter Brian Schmidt Laurie Schrader Barbara Schroeder Bruce Schultz Karla Seifert Kathy Semenchuk Doug Setterman Anne Severt Thomas Singer Dean Slack Matthew Spencer Robert Spoerl Steve Stehr Randy Stein Kevin Taft Carol Temby Barbara Thibedeau Scott Thiel Jon Treml N I Mary Venuta Lynn Washatka Elaine Weber Amy Weiberg Jeff Weik Joe Weiss Chuck Woelfel Karen Woodie Thomas Woodie JoAnn Zierer Class Officers: Secretary-Treasurer. Kerri Frederick: Vice President. Dorothy Charleston: President. Sandy Hominske FRESHMEN Lon Balczewski Julie Barland Laurie Barland Cynthia Barrett Richard Benz Linda Bolz Scott Bruehling Melinda Byers Michele Carlson Barbara Carter Dorothy Charleston Daniel Christianson Kevin Cuddeback Kevin Damrow Timothy Dane Mark Davis Faith Ann Diebold Kyle Drake Robert Dural Todd Duzell Robert Effinger Donna Engel Lucy Fenzl Christopher Ferkovich David Fleming David Flowers Kerri Frederick Renee Gelina 80 Jodi Gerlach Steve Grassel Helen Gries Donna Habas Timothy Hebert Don Heisler V-s Therese Kovarik s'. Tim Kronberger Kenneth Krueger Lynn Kundinger Nancy Langer Brad Larson David Lee Ann Leitl Lisa Lobermeier Jaqueline Luhtala Jeffrey Mader k Michael McCabe Patricia McKuen Dave Messerschmidt Christopher Mikula Mike Mollman Eric Obernberger Jon Ocker Scot Palecek Stephanie Palecek Christine Pelkin Jeffrey Peterson Timothy Peterson James Poetzl Timothy Poetzl Louie Pritzl Heide Provost Tracy Racette 82 Laurie Radlinger Sandy Rominske Bridget Rose Philip Roth Bettejane Sales Janis Scharp .«I . - PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE - AVAILABLE Christopher Schmidt Philip Schmidt Debbie Schoch Beth Seitz Joseph Setterman Jodi Standen Renee Standen photo not Sandra Stein not shown not shown Raymond Tatroe Lisa Stueber Deena Sturm Kristen Tanner Pat Tapplin Vincent Venuta Susan Vincent Lori Wassner Vince Weinberger Jo Ann Weis Teresa Weis Tanya Wirsing Jeanne Woelfel Brian Wood Daniel Woodie Mark Yates Randy Yunk SPORTS OLD TO NEW GIRL S TRACK ’79 Kneeling L. To R.: Mary Singer. Kirsten Graf. Theresa Gustafson. Kris Juneau. Rochellel Mi- chalski, Bonnie Juneau. Chris Little. Theresa Kanikula. Jill Preisler. Standing: Donna Kennedy Aggie Kanikula. Debbie Engel. Karol Koshak, Denise Cassidy. Amy Schmidt. Sandy Morrison’ Carol Undis, Barb Kronberger. Lori Lobermeicr, Kelly Martin. Jean Herbst. Mary Heiberg Come on Rochelle. What would we do without timers. Many People come to cheer on our Cards. One Happy Fan. Our Faithful timers. Heading Home! BOY’S TRACK ’79. Bottom Row L.R.: Tim Little. Eric Graf. Mark Little. Jeff Donner. Bob Graf. Jon Patterson. Dave Post, Jerry Herbst, Mike Scott, Greg Fenzl. 2nd Row: Man. Bob Charleston, Jerry Washatka. Bill Dryer, Rick Morgan, Jim Gehrman, San Soper, Marty Eheler. Jed Owen. Man. Mike Calvin, dr a Row: Mark Hilgart, Kieth Schmidt. Dave Greenwood. Curt Sheldon, Dave Kaschner. Enthused Spectators. Dave does it again. J. V. AND FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Park Falls 15 9 Hayward 11 15 Park Falls 15 14 Northland Pines 7 16 Park Falls 15 15 Ladysmith 6 10 Park Falls 15 7 Medford 7 15 Park Falls 15 15 Tomahawk 9 9 Park Falls 10 15 Lakeland 15 8 Park Falls 10 7 Drumond 15 15 Park Falls 16 15 Medford 14 8 Standing: Jenny Jehn. Jeane Woefle, Chris Pelkin, Trish Calvin, Deena Sturm. Faith Diebold, Kneeling: Sandy Stein, Sue Vincent, Linda Boltz, Alice Barbeln. Michelle Herbst, Ann Kemper. Park Falls 11 3 1 Hurley 15 15 15 Park Falls 8 8 15 Hayward 15 15 10 Park Falls Northern 12 7 15 Pines 15 15 9 Park Falls 8 16 1 Phillips 15 14 15 Park Falls 10 9 Ladysmith 15 15 Park Falls 8 4 3 Phillips 15 15 15 Park Falls 9 11 15 Lakeland 15 15 12 Park Falls 3 0 8 Bayfield 15 15 15 Park Falls 15 15 15 Tomahawk 12 13 11 Park Falls 10 16 15 Ashland 15 14 9 Park Falls 1 10 5 Drummond 15 15 15 Park Falls 10 14 15 Medford 15 16 5 Park Falls 15 11 11 Medford 1 15 15 Standing: Shari Rolnick, Lau- ra Briske, Elaine Weber, Amy Gundersen, Glenda Gruber, Barb Poetzl, Kneeling: Char- lene Barbeln, Kathy Page, Re- nee Pohle, Lauri Carlson, Kris Miller. Carol Undis. Sitting: Cindy Engel, Chris Fischer Theresa Gustafson, Carol Temby, Colleen Ferg. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BUMP! SET! SPIKE! Jackie Kilger. Donna Kennedy. Bridget Wood. Jill Larson. Jill Preisler. Betty Morrison. Mrs. Reas. Sandy Morrison. Barb Kron- berger, Linda Ray. Michelle Becker. Lynn Washatka, Cindy Barbeln. Volleyball is a very physical sport. It takes a lot of determination and confidence to succeed. Even though the girls did not have a very successful season their deterin- ation was shown by close scores. The team is growing every year. If you want to join find out when and have fun. Park Falls Hayward Park Falls Northern Pines Park Falls Phillips Park Falls Hurley Park Falls Ladysmith Park Falls Phillips Park Falls Medford Park Falls Lakeland Park Falls Bayfield Park Falls Tomahawk Park Falls Ashland Park Falls Drummond Park Falls Medford Park Falls Phillips 4 5 7 15 15 15 7 9 12 15 15 15 13 8 12 15 15 15 10 6 6 15 15 15 15 15 15 6 4 8 11 8 13 15 15 15 5 15 15 15 7 9 4 5 2 15 15 15 6 14 7 15 16 15 7 9 17 15 15 15 16 11 13 14 15 15 9 6 8 15 15 15 15 9 4 12 15 15 7 13 15 15 89 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: S. Erickson, C. Woeffle, P. Jarvis S Krueger. J. Patterson, B. Rogers, W. Ocker. J. Morgan. M Cur- tis, K. Bragee, E. Holms, G. Cooley. Middle row: E. Graf W Rienow, T. Donner. J. Herbst, B. Graf, E. Mach. M. Little. S Schmidt. J. Damrow, S. Brueling. D. Gerlach, M. Burant. S. Stehr, Back row: Coach Bouche’, J. Gehrman, K. Reas, J Kron- berger, P. Kanikula, R. Morgan, M. Scott. J. Gerlach. B. Gehr- man, M. Armstrong, T. Woodie, E. Scharp, G. Miller. Coach German, and Coach Armstrong. 90 The 1979 Cardinal football team was a scrappy, young team, that was prone to rookie mistakes. The Cards were a physical team that could play with anyone, but because of many youthful errors, the Cards beat themselves in cru- cial situations. Although errors were made the young Cards were able to learn and improve from those inopportune mis- takes. By the end of the season, the Cards had reached their peak, and they were playing at the top of their game. Because of the strong leadership from the senior lettermen, Jim Gehr- man, John Patterson, John Morgan, and Mark Little, the young Cards have established a sturdy foundation to build on for the future. “Look out for the Cards in 1980!” Left: Cards show their skills, center left: Practice hard boys! Lower left: Football coaches left to right: Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Bouche' and Mr. Ger- man. Below: Cards are touchdown bound. V I, I, Park Falls SCOREBOARD 8 Hayward 26 3 Stanley-Boyd 21 10 Phillips 6 8 Lakeland 36 28 Tomahawk 21 0 Ashland 26 3 Medford 32 7 Eagle River 14 21 Hurley 19 J.V. GET THAT BALL OVER THE LINE Standing: Coach German, Jerry Herbst, Tim Morgan. Mike Falstad, Greg Miller, Scott Schmidt, Mark Arm- strong, Tom Woodie. Scott Erickson, Kneeling: Dennis Kennedy. John Lindberg, Mathew Burant, Mathew Spencer. Tim Donner, Steve Stehr, Mike Scott. The 1979 J.V. team was most- ly made up of sophomores, with a few freshman and juniors. The Quarterback Tim Herbert (freshmen) showed great prom- ise for the future. He threw two touchdown passes in the victo- ry over Tomahawk. Tim Don- ner (sophomore) had great strength as a running back. Others that helped the team are Jim Gehrman (senior) and Mark Armstrong (sophomore) Coach German says one weakness the team had was the inability to practice together. Over all, though, he says the sophomore class has great ptential. Phillips 14 Park Falls 6 Lakeland 28 0 Tomahawk 14 22 Lakeland 32 6 Northland Pines 6 8 92 FRESHMAN YEA! Back row: Coach Bruce Frederick. Dan Christianson, Ken Krueger. Dan Woodie, Don Kaschner, Keith Hughes, Jon Ocker, Bob Dural. Coach Chick Owen. Middle row: Man- ager Mike Herbst. Chris Ferkovich. Doug Setterman. Dennis Kennedy. Kirk Knutson. Dave Messerschmidt, Chuck Damrow, John Lindberg, Phil Schmidt. Front row: Brad Larson. Joe Setterman. Kevin Holt, Chris Schmidt, Ken Jamros, Tim Peterson. The 1979 Freshman Football Team, though short in num- bers, was long in heart. The 2-6 record fails to show the effort and dedication the Freshmen put into the season. After going 1-1 the first two games, we lost our fine quarterback, suffered injuries to key players, and spent the rest of the season shifting players to field a team. Standouts were our co-captains Dave Messerschmidt and Kirk Knutson, our “mighty mite” Brad Larson, and dependable Chris Schmidt. The Freshmen are looking forward to J.V. and Varsity Football next year where they feel the same dedi- cation will pay off with a win- ning record. Park Falls Phillips 0 20 Lakeland 14 6 Tomahawk 30 0 Prentice 6 8 Medford 21 8 Northland Pines 24 8 93 POURING IT ON! Lucy Fenzel takes time out for a picture. bottom left to right; Carrie Fredrichs, Mary Schmidt, Laura Fenzel, Mary Kelnhofer, Kelly Martin, Rochelle Michalske, Lucy Fenzel, Standing: Bill Dryer, Greg Genzel, Bruce Daniels, Rex Hilgart, Coach Kadlecek, Bob Rose, Wayne Billings. Chris Drake, Brian Perry. Above; Running on to Victory!! 94 Cross-country has greatly improved from last year. Some of the better runners are, in the boys, Bob Rose and Bill Dryer, and in the girls, Laura Fenzel, Lucy Fenzel, and Kelly Martin. At sectionals this year Bob Rose placed 5th and Bill Dryer 6th of 105. Mr. Kadelech says he hopes to improve next year and to have more people. BASEBALL PL A YERS HIT IT OFF Top Row L. to R.'.Coach Armstrong, K. Bragee, J. Gelina, D. Gerlach, R. Michalski, J. Morgan, T. Armstrong, R. Morgan, Bottom: D. Herbst, T. Little. M. ARmstrong. J. Gerlach. M. Little. M. Szczepkowski, J. Kronberger. Ironwood (2) 0- 0 P.F. (0) Medford 5 P.F. 15 Tomahawk 28 P.F. 3 Ashland (2) 2- 9 P.F. 6-3 Lakeland 3 P.F. 1 Phillips 7 P.F. 1 Medford 13 P.F. 5 Hurley (2) 11-10 P.F. 8-3 Tomahawk 3 P.F. 23 BESSEMER TOURNAMENT Lakeland 4 P.F. 2 Hurley (2) 1- 1 P.F. 2-1 Phillips 4 P.F. 21 Ashland (2) 2- 9 P.F. 9-2 After Three Winning Seasons, glorified by last year’s 20-5 record the Cards are in a re- building year. Six of the starting Lettermen had graduated and two Ju- niors returned as Sen- iors co-captains of the team. Tom Armstrong and Rob Michalski are the Teams Seniors. The Cards were tied with Lakeland for First Place in the Conference. The team was built of good base runners and excel- lent hitters. Overall, as always a GREAT SEA- SON. 95 FOOOOOOOOR!!! Park Falls Golf team ended up with a 15.5 total point record this year and this put them 5th. in the Conference. Two Park Falls players went to the State Golf Tournament in Green Lake. Barb Heci- movich represented the women by plac- ing 3rd. at the Hayward Sectionals. Greg Abel tied for 1st. at the Park Falls Sec- tionals to qualify for the men. % IT TAKES GRACE Both the Junior Varsity and the Varsity Gymnas- tics Teams were very successful this year. They finished off the season with a 5-2 record in dual meets and they made a definite showing at the invitational meets. Varsity Gymnastics averaging first place for the season were: Danna Kennedy-All-around, Vault, Balance Beam; Bridget Wood-Floor Exercise: and Mary Jo Behreandt-Uneven parallel Bars. Theresa Gustafson, Mary Gustafson, Mary Jo Behreandt, Donna Kennedy. Bridget Wood. Gigi Roach. Chris Miller, Theresa Kan- ikula, Carol Koshak. Kristen Graf, Carol Temby. Mosinee Ladysmith Phillips Medford Medford Rhinelander Phillips Park Falls won lost lost won lost won lost won lost won won lost lost won Invitational at Altona 4th out of 6 Teams Invitational at Marshfield 3rd out of 7 Teams POISE CO-ORDINATION AND DETERMINATION Junior Varsity Gymnasts Averaging first place for the season were: Judy Kilger-All around and Floor Exercise, Lucy Fenzl-Vaulting, Mitch Hi- gart-Balance Beam, and Cindy Engel-Uneven Parallel Bars. Park Falls Mosinee won lost Ladysmith lost won Phillips lost won Medford lost won Medford lost won Rhinelander won lost Phillips lost won Left to right Karen Herbst, Jodi Gerlack, Bridget Rose, Mitch Hilgart. Linda Herbst, Jenny Jehn, Lucy Fenzl. VARSITY WRESTLING YOU’VE GOT TO PIN TO WIN This years wrestling team was very successful again fin- ishing with an 11-2 overall re- cord and a perfect 6-0 confer- ence record. The team was led by senior captains Chris Reas, Craig Engel, and Jim Gehrman. The Cardinals had 4 conference champions - Pat Schmidt, Chris Reas, Bill Hilgart, and Craig Engel. Jim Gehrman and Bill Hilgart were both sectional champions and represented Park Falls in the state tourna- ment. Coach Swenson was pleased with this years team stating that all twelve of the varsity wrestlers contributed to the team. The five seniors were our big winners. The juniors were consistant, and the 3 freshman improved as the year pro- gressed. This years conference championship was the fourth in five years for the Cardinals. With 7 returning varsity per- formers and an undefeated JV team, the Cardinals should be strong again next year. Dual Meet Results Park Falls Ironwood 0 70 Northland Pines 0 60 Auburndale 13 25 Athens 28 25 Stevens Point 16 31 Phillips 8 41 Lakeland 12 49 Flambeau 21 29 Glenwood City 18 33 Ladysmith 33 13 Tomahawk 16 31 Ashland 8 41 Standing: Coach Swenson. Chris Ferkovich, Craig Engel, Bill Hilgart. Scott Hilgart, Jim Gehrman. Eric Mach, Mike Hughes, Coach Rand. Coach Rowe. Kneeling: Tim Peterson. Kyle Drake, Chris Drake. Chris Schmidt, Chris Reas, Pat Schmidt. J.V. WRESTLING GET OUT FROM UNDER Standing: Lee Cain, Kirk Knutson, Mike Falstad, Jon Treml, Ken Bragee, Greg Cooley, Steve Koenig, Kneeling: Brad Larson, Ken Jamros, Larry Cain. Steve Ro- minski, Joe Hilgart, Greg Hilgart, Matthew Burant, Lenny Cain. The Junior Varsity Wrestlers finished the season with an im- pressive 11-0 season record. In- cluded in these wins were 6 Conference Matches which brings Park Falls consecutive conference win streak to 18. Leading the team in wins were: Larry Cain, Mike Falstad and Ken Bragee. Others who had outstanding success were: Ken Jamros, Steve Rominski, Joe Hilgart, Greg Hilgart, Matt Burant, Kirk Knutson, Jon Treml, Greg Cooley, and Steve Koenig. 102 PUT THAT BALL THROUGH THE RIM At this time the Cardinals re- cord is 7-6 in the conference and 7-10 for the year. The squad has 7 seniors and 7 un- derclassmen. They have had an up and down year losing 6 of their first 7 games and then coming back to win 7 of their next 11. Leading scorers at this time are Chuck Woefel with 15 point average, Gerlach with 8.3 points per outing. Next up on the schedule is tournaments and the young Cards are hoping to put it all together and play their best ball of the year. Park Falls Hayword 62 54 Phillips 49 63 Rhinelander 77 65 Lakeland 46 44 Winter 57 55 Ashland 59 32 Tomahawk 79 52 Northern Pines 56 71 Medford 49 53 Hurley 36 50 Phillips 43 74 Lakeland 56 69 Wausau Newman 63 60 Ashland 39 40 Tomahawk 83 63 Medford 53 52 Northern Pines 54 46 Hurley 74 82 V - Standing: Coach Fitzgerld, Jon Patterson. Jeff Miller. Mitch Curtis, Chuck Woefee Steve Shwartz, Greg Able. Paul Kemper, Mike Roach. Coach Bouche. Kneeling: Mike Kalvin. John Morgan. Rick Morgzn, Jerry Herbst, Jim Kronberger, Mark Little Mark Burant. UP AND IN Standing: Rochele Michalski, Mary Schmidt, Cathy Lobermeier, Betti Morrison. Cathy Seminchuk, Barb Hecimovich, Kneeling: Lynn Washatka, Jill Larson. Linda Ray, Lori Lobermeier, Ann Temby. JUMP JUMP! The Girls Basketball Team was in a transition year under first year coach Tony Burant. A great deal of time was spent in learning fundamentals and try- ing to get everyone a lot of playing time. The Varsity and Junior Varsity ended the sea- son with identical records, 6-11. Hayward Park Falls won lost Stanley Boyd won lost Medford lost won Northland Pines won lost Hurley won lost Mercer won lost Phillips won lost Lakeland won lost Northland Pines won lost Tomahawk lost won Hurley won lost Ashland lost won Lekland won lost Medford lost won Phillips won lost Tomahawk won lost Ashland lost won Sub-Regionals: Ashland won lost 103 J.V. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL START OFF ON THE GOOD FOOT Standing: Jim Engel, Gary Cooley, Scott Erickson, Doug Setterman. Tom Waldenburg, Bob Graf. Bill Gehrman, Coach Bouche’. Kneeling: Mark Armstrong, Tom Woodie, Jon Kronberger. Brian Perry, Bruce Daniels, Dave Boland. Park Falls Hayward 49 51 Phillips 45 48 Rhinelander 63 47 Lakeland 69 57 Winter 51 72 Ashland 57 68 Tomahawk 62 58 N. Pines 53 64 Medford 46 37 Hurley 42 72 Phillips 56 57 Lakeland 46 49 Newman 66 59 Ashland 53 51 Tomahawk 51 47 Medford 65 54 N. Pines 53 54 Hurley 52 71 Park Falls Phillips 42 24 Lakeland 61 33 Prentice 82 40 Ashland 80 34 N. Pines 62 44 Medford 55 52 (ot.) Phillips 82 46 Lakeland 53 45 Ashland 58 31 Tomahawk 50 58 Medford 50 43 N. Pines 48 36 Standing: Coach Gustafson, Bob Dural, Vince Weinberger, Jon Ocker, Chris Mikula, Vince Venuta, Don Kaschner, Dave Messerschmidt, Kneeling: Jim Poetzl, Kevin Cuddeback, Brian Wood, Dave Lee, Dave Hilgart. Coming off a strong 9-3 Freshman season in 1978-1979, the Sophomores anticipated a duplication of this feat. As J.V. they had to work harder for a win than some of their taller opponents; it was for this reason that it was impari- tive for the J.V. to play well all the time. Outside of three games in the eighteen game schedule, the J.V. were in every one right up to the last buzzer. Many of the opposing teams consisted of experienced Junior ball players, which sooner or later took its toll on the young and inexperienced Cards. The Cards, made up of all Sophomores and one Freshman, were exciting to watch no matter if they won or Tost. With growth, maturity and experience this Cardinal team will be a team to watch in the future. The Freshman Boys finished with a 1-11 win-lost record. The only win came at home against Tomahawk. Al- though our record was disappointing we did make much improvement as the season went on, as can be seen in the scores. Leading scorers for the year were Tim Dane and Vince Weiberger. Vince Venuta was the top rebounder and a consistent scorer. J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing: Susan Vincent, Jane Higart. Trish Kalvin, Jean Woefel, Rene Gelina. Kneel- ing: Sandy Stein, Michele Carlson, Lisa Lobermeier, Lisa Stueber. 105 A UTOGRAPHS A UTOGRAPHS LINCOLN HIGH AD VER TIZING BOLZ OIL COMPANY Charles M. Bolz Your Citgo Oil Distributor. Shady Knoll Route Park Falls, Wis. 54552 Phone: 762-4822 PARK FALLS MOTEL The Park Falls Motel patronizes the Lincoln High School Class of 1980 Come On John Advertize! SOUTH SIDE SPORTING LIQUOR, LTD. Park Falls, Wis. Phone: 762-4727 TURNEY REAL ESTATE 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 FLAMBEA U LUMBER COMPANY Complete line of building and supplies Phone: 762-2002 Park Falls, Wis. SEARS AND ROEBUCK AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT Norman and Linda Cooper, Authorized Merchant Complete Catalog Store STATE FARM INSURANCE Darrel G. Holm-representative Auto-Life-Fire-Health Hwy. 13 South Office Phone 762-4802 Park Falls TOWN AND COUNTRY Dale and Laura Tyre The Finest in Cocktail and Dining Hwy. 13 Park Falls 112 SUBURBAN FURNITURE Flexsteel, La-z-Boy, Sealy Mohawk Carpet we help keep America moving Terry JoAnn Ides Owners 1 Mile E. on HWY182 Park Falls. Wis. 54552 BALLS PARTS UNLIMITED Balls parts unlimited. 4th Avenue South Park Falls, Wis. 762-2431 H R BLOCK PARK THEATER The Income Tax People of Park Falls Phillips 762-3636 or 339-3174 For the Best in Entertainment and the most Recent Movies. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Park Falls, Wis. FIRST NATIONAL BANK INSURANCE FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY . WISCONSIN .4 “Insuring your needs for the Future.” All right in the First National Bank Building. Phone: 762-2411 114 HOLIDAY VILLAGE TIMBERLINE LUMBER, LTD. Shop Our Large Spacious Store Hwy. 13 South Phone: 762-2022 Plan Design Service Building Materials Floor Covering STUDIO OF FINE ARTS DANIELSON ’S Compliments of Danielson’s Service Phillips 66, Kawasaki Snowmobiles The Studio of Fine Arts North on Hwy. 13 Park Falls, Wis. 762-4267 Alfred and Marion Weiss DIAMOND OIL COMPANY Dave Kathy Diamond 275 N. 5th. Park Falls, Wis. Phone 762-3355 GALLAGER AND NALIED LAW OFFICE 164 Division St. Park Falls, Wis. Phone: 762-4323 STUEBER’S BEVERAGE 200 South 6th Avenue Park Falls, Wis. Phone 762-3773 IIS We Dispense only the finest prescription drugs. TUCKERS WALGREEN AGENCY Drug Store, 224 Division St. Park Falls Phone 762-3252 KOCH’S DEPARTMENT STORE AND STYLE SHOP Park Falls, Wis. The Style Center of the North. DOUBLE COLA BOTTLE CO. 709 North Third Avenue Park Falls PAL CAFE Good Food Fast Service Downtown Park Falls JOHNSON’S, INC. Plumbing, Heating, Home Appliances Bulk Bottle Gas-Fuel Oil-Car Wash Park Falls, Wisconsin Best Wishes from BEN FRANKLIN North 2nd. Avenue Park Falls, Wis. WOLLERMAN, LTD. Fifth Ave. South Park Falls, Wis. Plumbing Heating Whirlpool Appliances “Where a flush always beats a full house.' Phone: 762-4626 Residence: 762-4032 BIEGY’S PRICE COUNTY GLASS All Kinds of GLASS For Every Purpose Upholstery - Fabrics - Drapes Fine Food Cocktails Downtown Park Falls Price County Glass Co PARK FALLS. WIS 54552 Your Hosts: Helmut and Joan Biegert Ray and Georgi Spencer. T W Ritzer, Proprietor ■ Phone 715-762-2010 Compliments of BUCKHORN TAVERN HEGSTROM’S JEWELERS Division Street Park Falls, Wis. 762 4539 Ten Miles East on 182. SINGER’S TAP KACKAL SHACK 8 Miles East of Park Falls on 182. Cold packaged goods to go, Home cooking, Special everyday. SERVICE ASSOCIATES Service Associates Your Serving Dealer for Zenith RCA Park Falls, Wis. Call 762-4811 GUSTAFSON’S IGA Arnie, Ernie, and Oscar Park Falls, Wis. (715) 762-4272 Compliments of the HOUSE OF MUSIC Jack Gloria Armstrong BLODGETTS CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE and AMC JEEP, INC. We sell the best and service the rest. 762-3223 PARK FALLS QUIK-MART Citjgo Self-Service Chilled Beverages Milk Hours: 7AM to 11PM HOLIDAY STATION Discount store South HWY 13 Park Falls, Wis. m L€ LCTHES LCSET mmm PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN Neon Plastic Routed - Painted Signs giq 4 Stan Gail Sayler Phone 1 715 7624350 Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 BLKACHEK PONTIAC BUICK GMC IN PARK FALLS PUBLIC LIBRARY Congratulations to the Class of “1980” „ .... BllICK V j B KACMEK Compliments of LAKELAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PRITZL BEVERAGE North Hwy. 13 Park Falls Phone 762-4614 Post Office Box 70 Park Falls, Wis. Phone 762-4823 RICE’S EDGEWOOD BAR AND HALLS Highway 13 South Park Falls, Wisconsin 119 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN PARK FALLS OIL CO. 289 South First Street Phillips “66” Products, Wholesale Tires, Snow Plowing. Why is our parking lot so empty? Because we’re so fast! Try us out! HOUSE OF FASHION The Home of Unisex Hairstyling in Park Falls South Highway 13 Park Falls, Wis. Dial: 762-2301 STEIGER MOTOR SALES INC. Chrysler-Plymouth International Trucks 120 CB Headquarters Philco Park Falls Phone: 762-3686 Curtis Mathes TV Admiral and Tappan Appliances “SoS 006 SALES and SERVICE Phone 715-762-4448 224 2nd Ave. North Park Falls, WI. 54552 MONTGOMERY WARDS PIZZA HUT Ratzlaff Sales Agency. Let Yourself go to Pizza Hut. Highway 13 South Park Falls, Wis. 54552 SWIMMING POOL Swimming lessons, public swimming, and lots of fun. Park Falls, Wis. 54552 2nd Avenue North Park Falls, Wis. 54552 762-2481 PARK MANOR TO THE GRADUATES 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 surpassed world wealth A.M. Best wishes From the Residents and Staff of Park Manor. 121 SAUNDER’S BUDGET HOME SUPPLY, INC. MORNING GLORY Emil Nork Son Cash and Carry Home Center Highway 13 South, Park Falls Phone 762-2040 149 Paddock Ave. Park Falls. Wis. 54552 Phone 762-3944 BALL MOTOR SUPERIOR MUFFLER SHOP Jonsered Stihl Power Saws Lifetime Warranty on Superior Mufflers, Pipes, Labor Park Falls Phone 762-4616 AMERICAN FAMILY® INSURANC E Frank Woldt, Agent Park Falls, Wis. Best of Luck from PIGGLY WIGGLY Fresh meats, produce, and bakery store hours Mon.-Sat. 8:00-9:00 Sun. 8:30-5:00 Free Parking 11! ■ I«! I • t f- •! ™ • ' • Ii «ili: I i li, . 1 i 11 Qxe tuM frunt w and I • PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN S4SS2 For the Finest In Printing Full Service Creative Printers 500 Court Park Falls, Wis. 123 A W Congratulations to the class of 1980 VALLEY MOTEL FAMILY RESTAURANT It’s a good thing to do KOSHAK CONSTRUCTION Highway 13 South Park Falls, Wis. Phone: 762-3551 Dirt Movers and Land Levelers The Number one best in this area. IDLE HOUR RESORT KIRBY VACUUM BJS ENTERPRISES Park Falls, Wis. 54552 Charles Joan Noetzl Shady Knoll Route Fifield, Wisconsin Phone: 762-3872 124 Good Luck Class of “80” HILGART REALTY Hilgart Realty, Inc. All Types of Real Estate’ Shady Knoll Route Park Falls. Wis. 54552 Phone: 762-4765 BUSINESS • RECREATIONAL . RESIDENTIAL U SHOPPEX FURNITURE Quality Carpet and Furniture at Everyday Low Prices 159 SOUTH FIRST STREET PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 54552 PHONES • Office 715 762-2232 tHome 715 762-4612 OLD ABE” REALTY COZY TOWN Violet M. Kanikula The House Chicken Built For all your Real Estate Needs Route 1 Box 45 Park Falls, Wis. 54552 Phone: Office (715) 762 3713 Home (715) 762-3191 Joseph and Norma Wagner, Proprietors Phone: 762-3831 Fifield, Wis. 54524 PARK FALLS STATE BANK PARK FALLS INSURANCE AGENCY 115 South 3rd Avenue Park Falls. Wis. 54552 Phone: 715-762-3266 RADIO 98 AM FM - WNBI Progressing with the Northland Park Falls, Wisconsin ENHELDER’S READY TO WEAR “It’s a Store for Tots, Teens, and Ladies” Park Falls, Wis. O DONNEL S SHOE STORE Park Falls, Wisconsin Phone: 762-4477 SCHNEIDER’S TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Furniture Hauling Park Falls, Wis. Phone: 762-4645 VINCENT VINCENT Ford authorized sales service “We have the right car for you” Ford Mercury dealer since 1916. Park Falls, Wis. DIXIES TREASURE CHEST Gifts Antiques Erika Carden F.A. WEBER SON INC. CRESS FLORAL Lithographers 175 South 5th ave. Quality service with the professional touch. Park Falls, Wis. 54552 Phone: 762-3707 126 BUD EMOND CONSTRUCTION, INC. General Contractors Box 60 A Park Falls, Wis. 762-4224 BOB’S NORTHERN PINES RESORT Bob Kathy LaPorte HILGART’S IGA Fifield, Wis. 54552 Overlooking Beautiful Butternut Lake Beer Battered Fish every Friday Serving your favorite sandwiches and Homemade Pizza every night. CREDIT UNION Congratulations to the Class of 1980. Start the graduate with a share account. BOB’S SUPER NORTHWOODS INN SERVICE Dining Cocktails, Bowling. Mobile Products. Fifield, Wis. 54524 Highway 13 70 Fifield, Wis. 54524 762-3030 HOMESTEAD MOTEL HICKS LANDING Featuring (HHH) Helen’s Hamburgers. Fine Foods and Cocktails. Fifield. Wis. 54524 Phone: 762-3970 Fifield, Wis. 54524 RON ERNST LUMBER MUSKY HAVEN For the Best Answers to Your Building Problems. Box 38 Fifield, Wis. 54524 Phone: 762-2255 East of Fifield on Highway 70 MUSKY JACKS Refreshments Grill on Pike Lake ST. CROIX East of Fifield on Highway 70 Highway 13 South Park Falls, Wis. 54552 128 INDEX SENIORS, JUNIORS, FRESHMAN, FACULTY SENIOR CLASS Andrews, Robert-5 Barbeln, Cindy-5, 47, 53, 55, 56 Boeck, Steve-5 Boyer, Kim-5, 62 Bragee, Suzanne-5, 47, 53 Breckenridge, Rae Ann-5, 50, 51, 56 Briske, Howard-5 Brueling, Steve-5, 90 Brunkow, Calvin-6 Cain, Lois-6 Calkins, Rene-6 Canovan, Scott-6, 55 Cassidy, Denise-6, 86 Christianson, Tim-6 Claussen, Jerome-6 Curtis, Mitchell-6, 63, 90 Dahl, Mike-7 Diamond, David-7 Dittel, Mark-7, 51, 59 Draxler, Jane-7, 49 Drebenstedt, Edith-7, 55 Effinger, Rick-7 Eitrem, Gary-7 Engel, Craig-7 Engel, Diana-8, 56 Engel, Tim-8 Fenzl, Laura-8, 47, 53, 56, 59, 62 Fleming, Randall-8 Fleming, Ted-8 Foley, Karen-8, 50, 51 French, Gregory-8 Gehrman, James-8, 55, 87, 90 Gerlach, John-8, 60, 90, 95 Graf, Eric-8, 87, 90 Gustafson, Mary Lou-9, 47, 53, 60, 61 Hecimovich, Barbara-9, 49, 56 Herbst, Jean-9, 49, 4, 56, 58, 86 Herbst, Leslie-9 Hilgart, Debra-9, 56 Hilgart, James-9 Hilgart, Rebecca-10 Hilgart, William-10 Jarvis, Patrick-10, 59. 90 Jirschele, Anthony-10, 54, 56 Jirschele, Mary Beth-10, 49, 56, 62 Kanikula, Theresa-10, 47, 53, 55, 60, 61, 86, 50, 54 Kemper, Paul-10, 56 Kennedy, Donna-10, 63, 86 Kilger, Jean-11, 47, 54,56, 63 Klein, Robert-11, 55 Klein, Sandy-11 Klepac, Joseph-11 Kobussen, Richard-11 Kolar, Holly-11 Koshak, Jeffrey-11 Koshak, Mark-11, 54, 56 Koshak, Raymond-12, 59 Kovarik, Anthony-12 Krueger, Steve-12, 90 Lapp, Tammy-12 Lemke, Dan-12 Little, Mark-12, 87, 90 Little, Sheryl-12, 49, 59, 95 Lucas, Peter-12 Lueloff, Jeff-13 Martin, Jeffrey-13 McCabe, Eileen-13, 49, 59 Michalski, Daniel-13, 56 Michalski, Rory-13 Michalski, Wayne-13 Miller, Pamela-13, 47, 53, 62 Moran, Debra-13, 55 Morenweiser, Marie-14 Morgan, John-14, 90, 95 Morrison, Betti-14, 23, 49, 53 Neeck, Connie-14 Neeck, Howard-14, 90 Netzel, Lisal, 14 Ocker, Toni-14, Ocker, Wayne-14, 49, 90 Olson, Carol-15 Olson, Christopher-15 Palecek, Richard-15 Patterson, Jon-15, 55, 62, 87, 90 Peterson, Lance-15 Poetzl, Raymond-15, 59 Post, David-15, 59 Pritzl, Kimberly-15 Ratzlaff, Cara-16, 49 Ray, Linda-16 Reas, Christine-16, 23, 49, 52 Reas, Christopher-16 Reas, Kevin- 16, 60, 90, 91 Rienow, Wayne- 16, 90 Roach, Michael- 16 Rogers, Robert- 16, 63, 90 Sack, Mark- 17 Scharp, Tami- 17, 47, 49, 53, 62 Schmidt, Patrick-17 Schrader, Diane- 17 Seluga, Rose- 17, 59 Setterman, Donna- 17 Singer, Sandy- 17 Smetak, Wendy- 17 Smith, Susan- 18 Stein, Barbara- 18, 56 Stueber, Ellen- 18, 49 Szczepkowski, Mark- 18. 56 Stueber, Ellen- 18, 95 Taft, Joseph- 18 Tapplin, La Verne- 18, 49, 59 Thibedeau, Patricia- 18, 50, 51, 56 Thums, Suzanne- 18, 47. 49, 53, 56, 62 Vincent, Michael- 19 Vuchetich, John- 19, 52, 54, 55, 56, 58 Vuchetich, Julie- 19, 52 Wagner, Daniel- 19 Warren, Denise- 19 Weber, Carolyn- 19. 49, 50, 51, 56 Woodie, Tammy- 20, 50, 62 Young, Lori- 20 Tanner, Tom- 20 JUNIOR CLASS Abel, Greg- 68 Andrews, Joyce- 47, 49, 50, 51, 53, 68 Austgen, John- 68 Balzar, Rocky- 68 Barland, Deborah- 68 Barylski, Scott- 68 Becker, Michelle- 50, 51, 67, 58 Behreandt, Mary Jo- 52, 67, 68 Bever, Brad- 60, 61, 68 Bixby, Paul- 68 Bragee, Ken- 68, 90, 95 Burant, Mark- 68 Byers, Sarah- 49,52, 56, 68 Cain, Larry- 68 Camp, Brenda- 68, 71 Carlson, Laurie- 49, 68 Charleston, Barbara- 66, 68 Charleston, Robert- 56, 68, 87 Christianson, Thomas- 52, 56, 58, 68 Ciokiewicz, Russ- 68 Cuddeback, Brian- 68 Damrow, Greg- 68 Diebold, Jane- 68 Drake, Christopher- 68, 94 Dryer, William- 68, 87, 94 Duzell, Gary- 68 Engel, Beverly- 47, 53, 56, 68 Engel, Cindy- 69 Engeldinger, Tammy- 6i Erickson, Lee- 56, 69, 71 Ernst, Richard- 69 Eyvindsson, Hans- 69 Falstad, Michael- 69, 90 Feit, Joe- 69 Fenzl, Anne- 56, 69, 94 Fenzl, Greg- 69, 87, 94 Flowers, Joseph- 69 Gelina, Jim- 69, 95 Gerlach, David- 63, 69, 90, 95 Gerlach, Bob- 69 Golomb, James- 69 Graf, Kirstin- 52, 62, 69, 86 Griffin, Angela- 69 Habas, Jeffrey- 69 Hammerstron, Robert- 69 Heiberg, Mary- 49, 60, 61, 69, 86 Helman, Edward- 69 Herbst, James- 69 Herbst, Pamela- 69 Hilgart, Carole- 69 Hilgart, Kathy- 69 Hilgart, Scott- 69 Hintz, Peter- 69 Hogue, Cindy- 69 Holm, Eric- 69 Holt, Jeff- 70 Jarvis, Dennis- 70 Jeske, Joe- 66, 70 Jirschele, Natalie- 49, 70 Kalvin, Michael- 70, 87 Kanikula, Paul- 56, 70, 90 Kelnhofer, James- 70 Kilger, Jackie- 47, 49, 53, 70 Kobussen, Daniel- 70 Koenig, Steve- 70 Koshak, Gerald- 70 Kronberger, Barbara- 70, 86 Kronberger, David- 70 Kronberger, James- 70, 90, 95 Kundinger, Ken- 70 Kundinger, Natalie- 70 Kundinger, Tammy- 70 LaPlante, Scott Larson, Jill- 70 Lee, Dan- 70 Little, Tim- 69, 70, 87, 95 Lobermeier, Cathie- 70 Lobermeier, Lori- 70, 86 Mach, Erich- 70, 90 Mader, Robert- 70 Mahn, Robert- 70 Marten, Arnold- 70 McCabe, Nancy- 70 Messerschmidt, Denise- 70 Michalski, Rochelle- 70, 86, 94 Michalski, Terri- 47, 53, 71 130 SOPHOMORE CLASS Miller, Greg- 71, 90 Miller, Jeff- 71 Miller, Howard- 71 Mkschker, Pat- 71 Morgan, Ricky- 71, 87, 90, 91, 95 Morgan, Shawn- 71 Morrison, Sandra- 71, 86 Newell, Earl- 71 Oswald, Joseph- 71 Pohle, Renee- 71 Pritzl, Chris- 25, 66, 71 Rebne, Ronald- 71 Roach, Gigi- 52, 62, 71 Rogers, Richard- 71 Sack, Bob- 71 Scanlon, Richard- 71 Scharp, Kevin- 71 Schmidt, Mary- 71, 94 Schmidt, Scott- 66, 71 Schoch, Ronald- 71 Schwartz, Steven- 71 Scott, Mike- 71, 89, 90 Seitz, Glenn- 71 Sheldon, Lexi- 47, 49, 71 Singer, Lonnie- 71 Skawinski, Ray- 71 Smith, Ed- 71 Smith, John- 72 Sporer, Kim- 72 Stehr, Cheryl- 47. 53, 67, 72 Steiger, Degorah- 63, 72 Stein- Kevin- 72 Stein, Tracey- 72 Tatroe, Louis- 72 Temby, Ann- 56, 72 Thompson, Maz- 72 Treml, Dan- 72 Undis, Carol- 72, 86 Voda, Barbara- 72 Wagner, Dawn- 72 Walasek, Robert- 56, 72 Wallner, Katy- 66, 72 Wartgow, Amy- 72 Wassner, Mike- 72 Watkins, Joseph- 72 Weber, Christine- 49, 72 Wegner, Carl- 72 Wehrman, Carol- 72 Weinberger, Lori- 72 Weis, Kathy- 72 Weiss, Sharon- 47, 72 Whiteaker, Dave- 72 Witt, Kelly- 72 Wood, Bridget- 72 Woody, Sharon- 56. 58, 72 Yunk, Donna- 72 Arasim, Bonnie- 49, 74 Armstrong, Julie- 74 Armstrong, Mark- 74, 90 Balczewski, Ron- 74 Ball, Robert- 74 Balzar, Rolf- 74 Barbeln, Charlene- 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 74 Becker, Jean- 50, 51, 74 Bergdorf, Holly- 74 Billing, Wayne- 74, 94 Boland, David- 50, 74 Brimstein, Bonnie- 74 Briske, Laura- 49, 74 Brunkow, Laura- 59, 74 Buechner, Rudy- 74 Bukachek, Susan- 59, 74 Burant, Matthew- 74, 90 Cain, Lee- 74 Cain, Lennie- 74 Canovan, Kelly- 49, 74 Chafer, Deborah- 74 Cooley, Gary- 74 Cooley, Greg- 74. 75. 90 Damrow, Charles- 74 Damrow, Jeffrey- 74, 90 Daniels, Bruce- 52, 73, 74, 75, 94 Diem, Cherie- 74 Doerr, Sherry- 74 Donner, Tim- 74, 90 Draxler, John- 74 Duzell, Scott- 75 Eheler, Marshall- 75 Eitrem, Daniel- 75 Engel, James- 66, 75 Erickson, Beverly- 75 Erickson, Scott- 54, 75, 90 Ernst, Paula- 47, 50, 53, 75 Ferg, Coleen,- 49, 75 Ferkovich, Andrew- 75 Ferkovich, Hillary- 75 Fischer, Kris- 75 Fleming, Debbie- 75 French, Keith- 75 Gehrman, William- 75, 90 Gerlach, Mark- 75 Goethlich. Hollis- 75 Graf, Bob- 75, 90 Grennier, Michelle- 49, 75 Gruber, Dawn- 75 Gruber, Glenda- 75 Gunderson, Amy- 49, 54, 75 Gustafson, Theresa- 52, 75, 86 Habas, Jerry- 75 131 Herbst, Amy- 49, 75 Herbst, Chris- 49, 59, 75 Herbst, Jerry- 54, 64, 75, 90, 95 Hilgart, Douglas- 52, 60, 75 Hilgart, Mary- 49, 75 Hilgart, Mike- 75 Hilgart, Rex- 76, 94 Hilgart, Timothy- 76 Hirtreiter, Vicki- 76 Holt, Wayne- 76 Jirschele, Don- 76 Jirschele, Julie- 76 Jorgenson, James- 59, 76 Juneau, Bonnie- 76, 86 Juneau, Christine- 76, 86 Kelnhofer, Mary- 76, 94 Kennedy, Dennis- 76 Klepac, Edward- 76 Koeppen, Laura- 54, 76 Koshak, Karol- 47, 49, 76, 86 Kronberger, John- 54, 76 Kindinger, Crystal- 49, 76 Kindinger, Tony- 76 Langner, Betty- 76 Lindberg, John- 76 Lindberg, Mary- 76 Little, Chris- 60, 76, 86 Little, David- 76 Lobermeier, Allen- 76 Lueloff, Paul- 76 Luhtala, Jacob- 76 Mader, Brian- 76 Mader, Wayne- 54, 76 Martin, Kelly- 49, 76, 86, 94 McKuen, Joseph- 77 Merten, Lonny- 59, 76 Meyer, Patricia- 59, 77 Michalski, Brian- 77 Michalski, Kristine- 77 Michalski, Mark- 77 Miller, Kristin- 49, 77 Morgan, Timm- 77 Nakaplau, Jeffrey- 77 Neeck, Tom- 54, 66, 77 Ocker, Sandra- 77 Olson, Janice- 77 Page, Kathryn- 55, 77 Palecek, Roger- 54, 77 Terry, Brian- 54, 77, 94 Poetzl, Barbara- 77 Ponshock, Jackie- 49, 77 Preisler, Jill- 54, 73, 77, 86 Pritzl, Betty- 77 Pritzl, Lisa- 54, 77 Rekoski, Roger- 77 Rienow, Debra- 77 Roach, Thomas- 50, 77 Rolnik, Shari- 54, 55, 77 Rominske, Steven- 52, 54, 66, 77 Rose, Robert- 77, 94 Sayler, Wendy- 54, 77 Scanlon, Mary- 49, 77 Scharp, Eric- 77, 90 Schluter, David- 78 Schmidt, Brian- 78 Schrader, Laurie- 50, 51, 78 Schroeder, Barbara- 78 Schultz, Bruce- 78 Seifert, Karla- 49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 78 Semenchuk, Kathy- 63, 78 Setterman, Doug- 78 Severt, Anne- 49, 78 Singer, Thomas- 78 Slack, Dean- 78 Spencer, Matthew- 66, 78 Spoerl, Robert- 78 Stehr, Steve- 78, 90 Stein, Randall- 78 Taft, Kevin- 66, 78 Temby, Carol- 54, 78 Thibedeau, Barbara- 50, 51, 78 Thiel, Scott- 78 Treml, Jon- 78 Venuta, Mary- 78 Washatka, Lynn- 54, 73, 78 Weber. Elaine- 47, 49, 50, 51, 54, 78 Weiberg, Amy- 78 Weik, Jeff- 78 Weiss, Joe- 78 Woelfel, Chuck- 78, 90 Woodie, Karen- 59, 78 Woodie, Thomas- 78, 90 Zierer, JoAnn- 78 FRESHMAN CLASS Balczewski, Lon- 66, 80 Ball, Suzanne- 49, 80 Barbeln, Alice- 47, 49, 52, 66, 80 Barland, Julie- 66, 80 Barland, Laurie- 66, 80 Barrett, Cynthia- 80 Benz, Richard- 80 Bolz, Linda- 49, 80 Bruehling, Scott- 66, 80 Byers, Melinda- 49, 80 Carlson, Michele- 49, 80 Carter, Barbara Charleston, Dorothy- 79, 80 Christianson, Daniel, 66, 80 Cuddeback, Kevin- 80 132 Damrow, Kevin- 80 Luhtala, Jacqueline- 82 Dane, Timothy- 66, 80 Madar, Jeffrey- 82 Davis, Mark- 66, 80 McCabe, Michael- 66, 82 Diebold, Faith- 47, 53, 66, 80 McKuen, Patricia- 49, 82 Drake, Kyle- 80 Messerschmidt, Dave- 82 Dural, Robert- 80 Mikula, Christopher Duzell, Tood- 80 Mollman, Mike- 82 Effinger, Robert- 80 Obernberger, Eric Engel, Donna- 66, 80 Ocker, Jon- 66, 82 Fenzl, Lucy- 62, 80, 94 Palecek, Scot- 82 Ferkovich, Christopher- 66, 80 Palecek, Stephanie- 66, 82 Fleming, David- 80 Pelkin, Christine- 82 Flowers, David- 80 Peterson, Jeffrey- 82 Frederick, Kerri- 49, 66, 79, 80, 94 Peterson, Timothy- 66, 82 Gelina, Renee- 49, 66, 80 Poetzl, Timothy- 82 Gerlach, Jodi- 49, 66, 81 Pritzl, Louie- 82 Grassel, Steve- 81 Provost, Heidi- 82 Gries, Helen Racette, Tracey- 47, 49, 53, 82 Habas, Donna- 81 Radlinger, Laurie- 83 Hebert, Timothy- 81 Rose, Bridget- 49, 83 Heisler, Don- 81 Roth, Phillip- 83 Herbst, Karen- 49, 81 Sales, Bettejane- 83 Herbst, Linda- 81 Scharp, Janis- 83 Herbst, Michele- 49, 81 Schmidt, Christopher- 83 Herbsy, Rebecca- 81 Schmidt, Philip- 83 Hilgart, Darla- 81 Schoch, Debbie- 49, 83 Hilgart, Greg- 81 Seitz, Beth- 49, 66, 83 Hilgart, Jane- 49, 81 Setterman, Joseph- 83 Hilgart, Joseph- 81 Standen, Jodi- 66, 83 Hilgart, Michele- 49, 81 Standen, Renee- 49, 83 Hilgart, Peter- 81 Stein, Sandra- 66, 83 Hintz, Todd- 81 Stueber, Lisa- 49, 66, 83 Hosey, Brian- 81 Sturm, Deena- 83 Hosey, Lydia- 49, 66, 81 Tanner, Kristen- 83 Holt, Kevin- 81 Tapplin, Pat- 83 Hughes, Keith- 81 Tatroe, Raymond- 83 Jamros, Kenneth- 81 Venuta, Vincent- 66, 83 Jehn, Jennifer- 47, 52, 81 Vincent, Susan- 66, 83 Jirschele, Theresa- 49, 66, 81 Wassner, Lori- 66, 83 Kalvin, Patricia- 81 Weinberger, Vince- 83 Kaschner, Don- 81 Weis, JoAnn- 66, 83 Kelnhofer, Michael- 81 Weis, Teresa- 66, 83 Kemper, Ann- 47, 49, 53, 63, 81 Wirsing, Tanya- 49, 66, 83 Kilger, Judy- 47, 49, 53, 81 Woelfel, Jeanne- 47, 49, 52, 53, 83 Kitten, Michael- 82 Wood, Brian- 83 Knutson, Kirk- 82 Woodie, Daniel- 83 Kotora, Louis Yates, Mark Kovarik, Therese- 82 Yunk, Randy- 83 Kronberger, Tim- 82 Krueger, Kenneth- 82 Kundinger, Lynn- 49, 66, 82 FACULTY Langner, Nancy- 82 Larson, Brad- 66, 82 Anderson, Mr. Art- 27, 30, 49 Lee, David- 82 Anderson, Mr. Les- 35 Leitl, Ann- 66, 82 Armstrong, Mr. 90, 91, 95 Lobermeier, Lisa- 82 Auger, Ms.- 40, 59 in Bouche- Mr.- 30, 31, 90. 91 Burant, Mr.- 28, 29, 55 Busby-, Mr.- 32, 33, 50, 51 Campbell, Mrs. 23, 24, 63 Delwiche, Mr. 32, 33 Dohrman-, Ms.- 40 Fitzgerald- Mr.- 23 Fonder, Mr.- 27, 45 Frederick. Mr.-36 Frokjer, Mr.- 23 Frokjer, Mrs.- 41 German, Mr.- 41, 90, 91 Graf, Mrs.- 38 Granstrom, Mr.- 39 Gustafson, Mr.- 35 Heisler, Mrs.- 23, 24 Hermanson, Mr.- 36 Kadlecek, Mr.- 34, 94 Krueger, Mr.- 45 Lilyquist, Mr.- 36 Lustig, Mr.- 38 Owen, Mr.- 32, 33 Pond, Mrs.- 31 Rand, Mr.- 38 Reas, Mr.- 35 Reas, Mrs.- 26 Steiner, Ms.- 30, 31 Soper, Mr.- 34, 35, 47 Soper, Mrs.- 26 Swanson, Mr.- 36 Swenson, Mr.-34 Warshall, Mr.- 27, 32, 33, 52 Weber, Ms.- 30, 31 134 WORLD SfcRIfcS ACTION Pirates Phil Garner slides into third and is tagged by Orioles Rich Dauer The series was won by the Pittsburgh Pirates GOLD on the s RUSSIAN LIGHT ARMOR - Russian soldiers atop an armored personnel carrier take part in a soviet offensive on the outskirts of Kabul. Afghanistan. A TOAST - President Carter offers a toast to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, during a state dinner in honor of her visit to the United States. FIRST U.S. AMBASSADOR TO CHINA - Leonard Woodcock presenting his credentials to Ulanhu. Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress 1979-199 CURREN EVENTS 7: CAMBODIAN REFUGEES - Andre Kmetz, an International Rescue Committee worker, receives a refugee boy from his mother at one of the camps for Cambodian refugees evacuated from the Thai-Cambodian border © BRADSHAW IN FORM Terry Bradshaw cocks arm to pass during Super Bowl XIV action Bradshaw led the Pittsburgh Steelers to their fourth Super Bowl win • ‘ I L .' - 4 A ' 2 ' . +■ V' % • - A % V V . • ‘ . ■ ■ • A . ■ ' , , „ . • - A‘- - •- - v- - A ‘ - - . tit _. A A A V + - ' - 4 ' - a «i M •. ■ - - - ‘ . � • - « ■ ■ - ”V ’ m «► « ' T - 5 .A A - . ' ■� r V - • f x jf -v V ' - - -V .a . v- � — ✓ -r • . S • ✓ V t • -' -- - ■ ' '' - ' • - - w , • . • V - '1 - - . . • ■ . . . - - . V • Hr m X - . ' - - _ -W - A