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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

- v' PARK FALLS HIGH SCHOOL TORCH Park Falls, Wisconsin 1981-1982 Volume 68 2 SENIORS 24 FACULTY ACADEMICS 28 Board of Education 29 Administration 30 Bus drivers 31 Cooks-Custodians 32 UNDERCLASSMEN 33 Juniors 38 Sophomores 43 Freshmen 48 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 49 Student Council 50 Prom 52 Choir 54 Band 56 Trees for Tomorrow 57 IMC 58 Torch 60 Homecoming 62 Cheerleaders 64 FHA VICA 65 Assemblies 67 Sadie Hawkins 68 Winter Carnival 69 Bloodmobile 70 Forensics 71 Talent Show 72 Drama 73 NHS High Quiz Bowl 74 SPORTS 75 Track 77 Football 80 Cross Country 82 Baseball 83 Golf 84 Volleyball 86 Wrestling 88 Girl's basketball 90 Boy's basketball 92 Gymnastics 100 ADVERTISEMENTS 121 INDEX Senior chss officers left to right; vice-president. Wendy Seyler president. Bonnie Aresim; secreury-treesurer. Paula Ernst. A neiv Torch has been lighted. May the warmth of its fire ever rekindle the memo- ries of the past school year which have been preserved with pictures and writing. May the glow of the taper illuminate the goals and achievements which have been sought for and fought for. And may its light serve as a beacon to new sights ahead as we journey on in the path of life. Keep the fire burning as the Torch is passed on. Craduation Faces of old, and faces of new. People we know, and people we knew, Crowing together, then drifting apart. Always an ending, now a new start. At graduation we'll all grow nearer. And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final good-byes, One last embrace, and one more cry. A Keep in touch and a Promise I will A remember when but better still. A place in my heart you'll always stay This is what's said as we go our own way. Bonnie Arasim Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Marching Band 1234, Girl's Choir 1, Con- cert Choir 1234, Mad- rigals 4, Student Council Rep. 4, Torch Staff 1, Volleyball 1, Class Officer 4 (Pres.) Trees for Tomorrow 2, Who's Who 3, Ger- man Band 34 Julie Armstrong Concert Band 1234, (Sec. 4) Pep Band 234, Marching Band 1234, Torch Staff 4, FBI A 4, Cross Country 4 (manager) Life Guard 34. Mark Armstrong Letterman's Club 1234, Basketball 1234, Baseball 1234, Foot- ball 1234, Homecom- ing Court 4 Ron Balczewski Track 3, Trees for To- morrow 2, High Quiz Bowl 4, Library Aide 3 Bob Ball Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 24, March- ing Band 1234, FBLA 4, VICA 4, (Pres.) Track 23, Life Guard 3 Rolf Balzar VICA 4 Charlene Barbeln Concert Band 12, Pep Band 2, Marching Band 124 (colorguard 4), Pep Club 12, Stu- dent Council 234, Torch Staff 12. FBLA 4, NHS 34, Letter- man's Club 234, Vol- leyball 123, Cheer- leader 234 (Capt. 34) Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2 4 Jeanne Becker Marching Band 2,3 (Honor Guard 3, Sgt. 4), Torch Staff 234, FBLA 4, Elementary Tutor 4 Wayne Billing Track 1 Linn Bowman Concert Choir 234, Drama 4, Madrigals 4, Gymnastics 34 (captain 4), Cheer- leader 34 (captain 4), Elementary Tutor 4 Laura Briske Girl's Choir 12, Con- cert Choir 2, FHA 4, Volleyball 123, Ele- mentary Tutor 234 Holly Bergdorf Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, Trees for Tomorrow 2 David Boland Drama 3, Science Club 234, Torch Staff 23, FHA 3, VICA 4, Basketball 12, Track 3, Library Aide 234 Bonnie Brimstein Girl’s Choir 1, FHA 4, Elementary Tutor 4 Laura Brunkow 5 Matthew Burant Letterman's Club 34, Football 12, Wres- tling 1234 Lennie Cain Wrestling 12 Deborah Chafer Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 34, March- ing Band 1234, Span- ish Club 1, Torch Staff 12, German Band 4 Susan Bukachek FHA 1 Lee Cain V1CA 4, Track 1, Wrestling 12 Kelly Canovan Girl's Choir 1, Con- cert Choir 1234, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 1, Torch Staff 3, High Quiz Bowl 4, Forensics 1, Elemen- tary Tutor 2 Gary Cooley VIC A 4, Letterman's Club 3, Basketball 1234, Football 13 6 3 f Cherie Diem Marching Band 234 (colorguard), FHA 4 (Vice-Pres.), Gymnas- tics 12, Track 1, Ele- mentary Tutor 3 John Draxler Football 1, Wrestling 1, Elementary Tutor 4 Bruce Daniels Concert Choir 1234, Student Council 2 (Pres.), Letterman's Club 2, Cross Coun- try 23, Basketball 1234, Football 1, Price Co. Gov. Day 3, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Phy Ed. Assistant 34 Tim Donner Concert Choir 1234, VIC A 4, Letterman's Club 34, Basketball 1, Football 1234, Track 3, Wrestling 12, Trees for Tomorrow 2, Ele- mentary Tutor 3 Scott Duzell Letterman's Club 34, Football 134, Track 34, Elementary Tutor 4 7 Daniel Eitrem Elementary Tutor 4 Bev Erickson Paula Ernst Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 34, March- ing Band 1234, Girl's Choir 1, Pep Club 2, Torch Staff234, Class Officer 4 (Sec Treas.), TFT 2, Lifeguard 34 Andy Ferkovich Jim Engel Concert Band 123, Pep Band 2, March- ing Band 123, VICA 4, Boy's BB 12, Letter- man's Club 234, Track 2 (manager) Scott Erickson Letterman s Club 4, Boy's BB 123, Foot- ball 124, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2, Lifeguard 3 Karen Everly Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 1, Student Council 1 (Sec.), Elemn. Tutor 1234, Library Aide 12 Hillary Ferkovich FHA 4, Elem. Tutor 4 B Kris Fischer Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, Elem. Tutor 3 Debbie Fleming Marching Band 1234, FHA 4 (Exec. Comm.), Gymnastics 14, Track 12, Volleyball 123 Lauri Foley Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Jazz Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, German Band 34, Concert Choir 13, Drama 234, Pep Club 23, Student Council 1, Torch Staff 34 (Photo-ed. 4), Girl's BB 1, Home- coming Court 3, For- ensics 34, Elem. Tu- tor 4, Who's Who 3, Lifeguard 3 Bill Gehrman Letterman's Club 234, Boy s BB 1234, Base- ball 234, Football 1234 (Capt. 4) Holly Goethlich Spanish Club 1, VICA 4 Keith French Elem. Tutor 3 Mark Gerlach Letterman's Club 34, Football 1234 Bob Graf Science Club 34, FBLA 4, Letterman's Club 234, Boy's BB 12, Football 1234, Track 1234 9 Michelle Crennier Girl's Choir 123, Concert Choir 4, Vol- leyball 1, Girl's BB 1, Track 1 Glenda Gruber Volleyball 1, Girl's BB 2, Elem. Tutor 3 Teresa Gustafson Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, Pep Club 12, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 23, Letter- man's Club 4, Volley- ball 123, Gymnastics 1234 (Capt. 4), Track 12, Cheerleader 4, Co- lorguard 234 Amy Herbst Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Marching Band 1234, Girl's Choir 12, Con- cert Choir 12, Torch Staff 4, Cross Coun- try 2, Track 1, Foren- sics 234, Elem. Tutor 4, Who's Who 34 Dawn Gruber V1CA 4, Volleyball 12, Elem. Tutor 3 Amy Gunderson Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234 (Majorette 4), Girl's Choir 1, Concert Choir 1234 (V.P. 4), Student Council 1, Volleyball 2 Jerry Habas Football 12 Chris Herbst Girl's Choir 12, Pep Club 12, Torch Staff 3, FHA 24 (Sec. 2), FBLA 4, Track 12, Elem. Tutor 4 10 Jerry Herbst Letterman's Club 1234, Boy's BB 1234, Baseball 1234, Foot- ball 1234, Track 1234, Homecoming Court 2, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, Badger State 3 Doug Hilgart Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Jazz Band 1234, German Band 34, Student Council 1, Football 1, Class Officer 3 (V.P.), From Court 1, Winter Carnival Court 3 Mary Hilgart Mike Hilgart Marching Band (co- lorguard) 1234, Girl's Choir 12, FHA 4 (Exec. Comm.), Gym- nastics 2 (man.), Girl's BB 1, Track 12, Elem. Tutor 34 Rex Hilgart Tim Hilgart Cross Country 2 VIC A 4 n Don Jirschele Julie Jirschele Jazz Band 2, Concert Concert Band 1, Choir 1234 (V.P. 3, Mixed Choir 4, Girl's Pres. 4), Madrigals 14, Choir 12, FBLA 4, FBLA 4, Elem. Tutor Volleyball 2, Girl's 4 BB 1, Track 124, Elem. Tutor 3 Chris Juneau Letterman’s Club 1, Gymnastics 1, Cross Country 1, Track 1, Elem. Tutor 1 Dennis Kennedy Football 123 Laura Koeppen Spanish Club 12 (V.P. 2) Letterman's Club 3, Gymnastics 1, Track 3, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, Library Aide 34 Mary Kelnhofer Marching Band 4, Girl's Choir 1, Con- cert Choir 1234, Dra- ma 3, Madrigals 4, Pep Club 1, Cross Country 2, Track 12 Ed Klepac Karol Koshak Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234 (Guard Sergeant 34), Pep Band 234, FBLA 4 (Treas.J, Concert Choir 234, Madrigals 4 Letterman’s Club 1234, Gymnastics 1234 (Capt. 4), Track 1234, Cheerleader 234 12 John Kronberger Boy's BB 1234, Foot- ball 13, Price Co. Gov Day 1, TFT 2 Crystal Kundinger Concert Band 12, Marching Band 1234, Mixed Choir 4, Girl's Choir 12 (Sec. 2), FHA 4 (Sec.), FBLA 4, Girl's BB 1 Tony Kundinger FHA 4 John Lindberg Concert Choir 34, Letterman's Club 4, Football 1234, Home- coming Court 3, For- ensics 34 Chris Little Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 4, Letter- man's Club 1234, Cross Country 4, Girl’s BB 123, Track 1234, Homecoming Court 1, Prom Court 1, Elem. Tutor 4. Mary Lindberg Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, FBLA 4 Dave Little Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Jazz Band 34, German Band 34 1J Allen Lobermeier VICA 4 Brian Mader Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Jazz Band 1234, German Band 34, Prom Court 3 Becky Marsh Letterman's Club 34, Volleyball 4, Girl's BB 3, Homecoming Court 4, Cheerleader 4 Lonny Merten Wayne Mader Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Jazz Band 34, German Band 34, Prom Court 3, Price Co. Gove. Day 1 Kelly Martin Marching Band 1234, (Honor Guard Srg. 23), Girl's Choir 2, Spanish Club 1, Torch Staff 34, Letter- man's Club 1234, Gymnastics 1234 (Mgr. 234), Cross Country 1234 (capt. 4), Track 1234, Life- guard 34 Patty Meyer FHA 123 (Treas. 1), VICA 4 (Sec.), Foren- sics 2, Library Aide 3 14 Mark Michalski VICA 4 (Sec.), Wres- tling 1 Kristin Miller Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, Concert Choir 123, Pep Club 12, FBLA 4, Letterman's Club 2, Gymnastics 123, Vol- leyball 12, Elem. Tu- tor 23 Timm Morgan Tom Neeck Concert Choir 1, Concert Band 1234, Football 12, Track 23 Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, ]azz Band 1234, German Band 34, NHS 34, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, Badger State 1 15 Kathryn Page Science Club 234, Volleyball 2, TFT 2, forensics 13, Art Club 3, Library Aide 1234 Brian Perry Letterman's Club 234, Cross Country 2, Boy's BB 1234, Base- ball 1234, Football 14, Coif 3, Homecoming Court 4, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2 Jill Preisler Spanish Club 12, Pep Club 12, Letterman's Club 1234, Gymnas- tics 1, Volleyball 1234 (Capt. 4), Girl's BB 34, Track 1234, Class Of- ficer 123 (Sec Treas.), Prom Court 3, Price Co. Gov. Day 2, Life- guard 23, Swimming Tutor 34 Tom Roach Drama 34, Science Club 3, Student Council 1, Torch Staff 2, V1CA 4. Li- brary Aide 2 Roger Palecek Barb Poetzl Girl's Choir 12, Let- terman's Club 34, Volleyball 1234 Science Club 234, VIC A 4. Volleyball 2, Girl's BB 1, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2, Art Club 3, Library Aide 2 Betty Pritzl Girl's Choir 1, Con- cert Choir 1234, Elem. Tutor 1234 Shari Rolnik Steve Rominske Concert (Pres. 4), Marching, Pep, Jazz Band 1234, German Band 34, Concert Choir 4, Science Club 23 (V.P.), Student Council 1234 (Pres. 4), Torch Staff 1234, Wrestling 12, Class Officer 1 (Pres.), Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2, Badger State 3, High Quiz Bowl 4, Who's Who 3 Bob Rose Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Con- cert Choir 12, Torch Staff 4, FBLA 4, Let- terman's Club 234, Cross Country 234, Golf 1, Track 123 Wendy Sayler Mary Scanlon Concert Band 1234 Mixed Choir 4, Girl s (V.P. 4), Pep Band Choir 12, FHA 3 1234, Marching Band (Sec.), FBLA 4, Elem 1234, Torch Staff 1. Tutor 3 Gymnastics 1, Class Officer 4 (V.P.), Homecoming Court 4, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2, All-State Honors Band 4 Eric Sharp David Schluter VICA 4, Football 12 Brian Schmidt VICA 4, Football 124 Laurie Schrader Concert Band 12, Marching Band 12, Torch Staff 123, FBLA 4 (Reporter), VICA 4, Letterman’s Club 2, Girl s BB 12 (Man.) 17 18 Barb Schroeder FHA 34, Elem. Tutor 3 Kathy Semenchuk Science Club 34, Let- terman's Club 234, Girl's BB 234, Home- coming Court 2, High Quiz Bowl 4, Foren- sics 2 Anne Severt Marching Band 4 (Honor Guard), Girl's Choir 12, Pep Club 12, Torch Staff 34, V1CA 4 (Pres.), Cross Country 4, Track 1234, Elem. Tutor 4, Art Club 34 (V.P.) Dean Slack FHA 4, Boy's BB 12, Football 13, Track 3, Elem. Tutor 4 Karla Seifert Girl's Choir 1, Con- cert Choir 1234, Dra- ma 1234, Spanish Club 12 (Pres. 2), Madrigals 4, Torch Staff 1234 Or. Ed. 3, Sr. Ed. 4), FBLA 4, NHS 34, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, Badger State 3, TFT 2, High Quiz Bowl 34 (Capt. 4), Forensics 1234, Li- brary Aide 4 Doug Setterman Letterman's Club 34, Boy's BB 123, Foot- ball 2, Track 234 Patrick Shilts Matt Spencer Science Club 2, Let- terman's Club 34, Football 123, Track 4, Wrestling 14, Prom Court 2, TFT 2, Spe- cial Ed. Tutor 4 Rob Spoerl Randy Stein Carol Temby Drama 1, Spanish Club 12 (Sec.), Torch Staff 12, Gymnastics 123, Volleyball 2, Track 1, Price Co. Gov. Day 1, Forensics 1, Elem. Tutor 3 Scott Thiel Boy's BB 12, Golf 1, Elem. Tutor 4 Steve Stehr Letterman's Club 34, Football 1234, Home- coming Court 1 Kevi Taft Concert Choir 1234, Madrigals 4, FHA 4, Cross Country 1, Boy’s BB 1, Baseball 4, Track 4 Barb Thibedeau Concert Band 1234, Pep Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Club 12, Student Council 34 (V.P. 4), Torch Staff 123, FBLA 4, NHS 34, Class Officer 3 (Pres.) Prom Court 3 John Treml VICA 4. Baseball 34. Wrestling 234 19 Mary Venuta Concert Band 12. Pep Band 1, Marching Band 12, Concert Choir 123, FHA 4 (Pres.), Prom Court 2, Elem. Tutor 4 Lynn Washatka Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Ger- man Band 4, FBLA 4, Letterman's Club 34, Volleyball 1234 (Capt. 4), Girl's BB 1234, Track 134, Class Officer 12 (V.P.), Price Co. Gov. Day 1, Badger State 3 Jeff Weik Concert Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, Pep Band 234, Jazz Band 4, German Band 34, Science Club 2 Chuck Woelfel Letterman s Club 234, Boy's BB 1234, Foot- ball 12, TFT 2 Tom Waltenberg Concert Choir 234, Madrigals 4, Boy's BB 2, Baseball 4, Elem. Tutor 23 Elaine Weber Concert Band 1234 (Treas. 34), Pep Band 1234, Marching Band 1234, German Band 34, Jazz Band 3, Girl's Choir 1, Concert Choir 1234 (Treas. 34), Pep Club 12, Torch Staff 1234, FBLA 4 (Pres.), NHS 34, Volleyball 12, Cross Country 4 (Man.), Price Co. Gov. Day 1, TFT 2 Joe Weiss Karen Woodie Girl's Choir 13, Con- cert Choir 24, Pep Club 1, Torch Staff 3, FHA 24 (Treas. 4), Elem. Tutor 4 20 GUESS WHO?! Can you guess who these baby faces’’ be- long to? They 're all faces of seniors, but not as you may recognize them today! See how many you can identify. Answers are on the bottom. but no peeking! etnua Areyy 6 JM 9 rajuadg neyy £ iJajiaS p Jr Q aysuiuioy aaatg g u f f i p yy (qog iy) ouAe iy ueug f J I9M  u! !3 Z 8uoj)suijy atjnf j I. Li uri Foley Z Bonnie Arasim J. B. Gruber. K. Michalski, K. Seifert, J. Armstrong, (B. Herbst, D. Hilgart), K. Page 4. L. Washatka 5. Rommske 5. Debbie Fleming 6. Paula Ernst 7. Amy Herbst 8. R P. Ernst, L Washatka Mr. Anderson Mr. Bouche Mr. Burnnt Mr. Delwiche Mrs. Frokjer BOARD OF EDUCATION Front row; left to right, Mr. Rickert, Mr. Jehn, Jenny Jehn, Mr. Tabbert, Mrs. Dene beck row: Mr. Peterson. Mr. Ocker, Mr. Drexler. Steve Rominske. Mr. Schmidt. The Board of Education meets once a month to dis- cuss and decide issues concerning the functioning of the school district. It deals with technical, educational and financial issues. The Board also sends delegates to represent it at district and state conventions. Every year the Student Council chooses two representatives to attend the Board meetings. Representatives this year were Jenny Jehn and Steve Rominske. Mr. Orville Teeters was first elected to the Board of Education in 1971 and was planning to retire after completing eleven years of service to our school dis- trict. Always a friend of education, he will be missed. Mr. Orville Teeters was first elected to the Board of Education in 1971 and was panning to retire after completing eleven years of service to our school dis- trict. Always a friend of education, he will be missed. 26 COOKS AND CUSTODIANS The cooks at our school are greatly appreciated by the students and faculty. Getting here early in the morning, our faithful cooks prepare not only breakfast, but lunch as well. They spend hours cooking and washing dishes for al- most 900 people. Our custodians are very busy all day and often times at night. They do daily cleaning and spend hours cleaning up after wrestling match- es, volleyball and basketball, and all other extracurricular activities. Cooks: (left to right) Carol Severt. Marge Leitl, Joan Walker, Dina Erickson. Sue Heisler, Ethel Pritzl, Audrey Stein. 30 Custodians: Chip Pritzl, Ed Schrader. Bill Fuchs BUS DRIVERS Art Pritzl Jerry Sheedy R y Stein 31 JUNIC .. ' )RS Jehn, President; Sandy Rominske, Vice President Sue Ball Alice Bar be In Julie Borland Laurie Bar land Chris Barylski Cindy Barrett Rich Benz Linda Bolz Melinda Byers Michele Carlson Dorothy Charleston Dan Christianson Kevin Cuddeback Kevin Damrow Tim Hebert Karen Herbst Linda Herbst Michele Herbst Becky Herbst Darla Hilgart Dave Hilgart Greg Hilgart Jane Hilgart Joe Hilgart Michele Hilgart Peter Hilgart Lydia Hosey Keith Hughes Ken Jamros Jenny Jehn Teresa Jirschele Tricia Kalvin Don Kaschner Mike Kelnhofer Ann Kemper Judy Kilger Mike Kitten Kirk Knutson 35 Ken Krueger Lynn Kundinger Nancy Langner Brad Larson Dave Lee Ann Leitl Jim LeTourneau Lisa Lobermeier Jackie Luhtala Jeff Mader Dana McElyea Patty McKuen Eric Obernberger Jon Ocker Scot Palecek Stephanie Palecek Chris Pelkin Jeff Peterson Tim Peterson Jim Poetzl 36 Bridget Rose Phil Roth Janis Scharp Chris Schmidt Phil Schmidt Debbie Schoch Sandy Stein Lisa Stueber Deena Sturm Kris Tanner Bryan Troyer Vince Venuta Sue Vincent Vince Weinberger JoAnn Weis Teresa Weis Michele Welte Tanya Wirsing 37 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers: Sheryl Post, Vice President Sharon Rad linger. President Lisa Weik, Secretary-Treasurer Kris Bachar Larry Billing Marii Bixby Kurt Boettcher Bob Borne Gary Bowman Scott Bruehling Bill Brunkow Bob Brusch Ellen Campbell John Cooley Melody Darrow Steve Eitrem Connie Engel Ken Engel Mike Erickson Steve Faurot Pete Feit Jay Ferkovich Callie Grennier Ellyn Gunderson Chuck Gustafson Jim Helman Diana Herbst 39 40 John Mollman Tom Moser Mark Palecek Mike Palecek Cheryl Pelkin Pam Perry Ray Peterson Lorraine Poetzl Dawn Pohle Sheryl Post Andy Pott Jean Pritzl 41 Becky Singer Robin Singer Kristi Slack Pete Smith Rich Stehr Amy Steiger Cindy Taft Tom Tapplin Rocky Tesch Diane Thompson Blane Tom Scott Wolter Laurie Yunk Paul Zumbrock Paul Undis Sarah Venuta Jamie Voda Paul Warner Paul Weber Lisa Weik Missy Welte Allen Whiteaker 42 FRESHMEN Freshmen Class Officers Carol Peterson. Vice President. Lori Schneider. President; Cindy Cregg. Secretary-Treasurer David Ball Ron Barland Becky Bell Dan Bragee Jim Brandt Steve Breckenridge Mike Cain Dennis Carden Richard Cooley Tony Costello Amy Cuddeback John Davis Rich Dragovich Connie Draxler Laurie Draxler Harold Du hr Richard Eder Patricia Eggleston Scott Engel Mary Engeldinger Kelly FaTstad Eric Fenzl Todd Fisher Anna Mae Forbes I , 71 i k.oiTriL flU.i W ; Mi AT E IL 1 Gregg Griesel Tom Griffin John Herbst Bob Herbst Deb Hilgart Gordon Hilgart Lisa Hilgart Randy Hilgart Dan Hodun Aaron Holm Michele Holt Troy Hosey Mary Hundt Anita Jablonski Sheri Johnson Dan Johnston Kris Kenney Bob Kitten Peter Kolzow Matt Koshak Mike Kuzek April Laack Elizabeth LaRose 45 P ul Mattke Daren Mazier Greg Meisinger Charlie Michalski Renee Michalski Chris Morgan Diane Mosey Pat Noetzel Dan Perry Kelly Schmidt Lori Schneider Mike Schrader Carol Peterson Jerald Plyer David Poetzl Becky Pohle Suzanne Pokela Kristen Pond Kraig Pritzl Jim Radlinger Scott Rekoski Mike Rose Steve Scherwinski Debbie Schmidt 46 Mike Schroeder Kim Seery Brenda Setterman Denis Setterman John Severt Mike Severt Keith Sheedy Curt Sims Jane Slack Brenda Smetak James Smith Jenny Sowa Kelly Stein Darrel Sturm Kelly Taft Patty Thu ms Lori Tom Tom Treml Mary Wagner Dan Warren Victoria Weborg 47 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council consisted of 16 members. Out of these, 12 are elected by the various classes and 4 are the class presidents. Student Council works hard during Home- coming, handling the election of the queen. They do various things to raise money for scholarships which go to de- serving seniors on class day. On February 18, the Student Council sponsored a blood- mobile for the 2nd year in a row. Standing left to right; Bonnie Arasim. Charlene Barbeln. Dorothy Charleston. Jenny Jehn. Jeanne Woelfel. Mr Warshall; Middle row; Lori Schneider. Deb Schmidt. Calli Grennier, Lori Semenchuk. Sharon Radlinger; Sitting; Amy Steiger. Steve Rominske, Barb Thibedeau. FBLA Front row; left to right. Miss Grahn. S.Ball. J.Hilgart, E. Weber. L.Schrader. K.Koshak second row: S.PosL T.Abel Sdtadlinger S.Seidl. MScanlon. 7 third row P Kalvin, D.Hilgart, C.Barbeln. J.Becker, L. Washatka, B Thibedeau fourth row B Rose. D.Engel. P Perry, K. Karshna, L.Kundinger, J.Standen fifth row. S.Palecek, J.Lutala. PLyon sixth row; BHerbst. K.Seifert, M.Wehy, S.Larson. M.Welty. L.Stueber. D.Schmidt back row; J.Armstrong. C.Diem, J.OIson. L.Bolz. D.Hilgart, A.Barbeln. FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America, is one of the newest organizations. FBLA sponsored Turkey of the year , in which the students and faculty were allowed to vote for whom they thought was the biggest turkey. Mr. Delwhiche was the winner! FBLA was involved in much more also. They had a roller skating party with FHA. During the Christmas season they sang at the nursing home and hospital. FBLA officers were Elaine Weber, president; Jane Hilgart, vice-president; Suzanne Ball, Secretary; Karol Koshak, Treasurer; and Laurie Schrader, reporter. 49 Dan Armstrong. Dave Messerschmidt. Greg Miller, Brian Mader. Sam Herbst. Wayne Mader, Barb Thibedeau. Sammy Jo Tremi Jill Preisler, Cindy Engel, Dorothy Charleston, Sue Rogers. Lost in Love was the theme of the 1981 Prom. The king and queen were Wayne Mader and Barb Thibedeau. The senior attendants were Greg Miller and Cindy Engel. The junior attendants were Brian Mader and Jill Preisler. Chosen to be sophomore attendants were Dave Messerschmidt and Dorothy Charleston and the freshman attendants were Dan Arm- strong and Sue Rogers. The crown bearers were Sam Herbst and Sammy Jo Treml. The gym was decorated with colorful streamers and a rainbow was put behind the king and queen's throne. Covering the windows was a sunset with a couple walking down the beach. The centerpiece consisted of a fountain deco- rated with flowers and floating swans. The couples danced to the music of Neptune from Green Bay. The 1981 Prom was very success- ful. The perfect couple Sue and Dan Neptune Sam and Sammy Jo The court is nervously waiting for the procession. Setting the mood. front row; left to right. K.Koshak, L.Stueber. L.Boltz, S. Rogers, S.Venuta, MGrennier. BPritzl. KBachar. L. Bowman. C.Grennier. J.Kilger o AGu etrson second row; BSmetak. MHilgart, BSchoch. TRacette. K.Canovan. ABarbeln. K.Seifert. P.Hilgart. S.Eitrem D Ball M Byers. C.Barrett J.Jehn. A.Kemper. B Arasim, K Woodie third row; D Hosey. S.Post. G.Schmidt. M.Schrader, M.Carlson, C.Sims. GFerkovich. M Erickson, D.Sturm. J.Plyer. J.Lindberg back row; M.Mader. J.Mader. DJirschele, E Weber. B Daniels. K Krueger. S.Rominske C.Morgan. K.Taft. D.Lee. M.Wolter. DJohnston. T.Fisher 52 Concert Choir worked very hard all year which really paid off in the end with a concert tour to New York City. Concert Choir was also host for their 2nd Annual Choral Festival held during November. Even under new management it was good to see that the Concert Choir hadn't lost its touch. Mr. Ru- gen says that he is very excited about next year's choir and that their potential is very high. Front row left to right. R.Tatroe. T.Jirschele. D.Mosey. K.Taft. M Hunt. L.Draxler. S.Stein. D.Thompson. BSetterman. D.Poetzl. C.Pond second row; L.Hosey, R Michalski. PThums. A.Forbes. C Tanner. M Holt. L.Tom. A.Cuddeback. S.Bachar. LBarland. B Michalski third row. M Darrow. DSchmidt. C. Lit tie. L.Poetzl J.Jorschele. S.Pokela. PNoetzl. K.Herbst. M.Scanlon. T Marsh. CDraxler. C Gregg. BRose back row.MFurhmann. D.Engel. L.Yunk. D.Herbst. K.Frederick, A.Laack, L.Greenwood. K.Falstad. C.Kundinger. C.Deim. D.Hilgart. G.Meismger. J.Radhnger. One of the changes that took place this year was the develop- ment of Mixed Choir. In the past the choir was all females but this year some very interested males joined also. The future for Mixed Choir looks very strong. 53 BAND It's been one of those days. Drum Major directing the band in Sing. Sing, Sing. This year the Park Falls High School Band had to adjust to a new director. Nevertheless, Mr. Krueger kept the band performing in their fine tradition of excellence. Both Marching and Concert Bands had a great year. They started out with a very productive marching season, travelling to Minnesota for compe- tition and placing fifth overall. Doug as his usual self They also traveled to Merrill for a field show competition where they received a second. The band's second annual “Deutsch Fest was held in January and was a great success. Through- out the year the Concert Band per- formed Christmas, Spring, and Pops concerts. 54 Having problems Wendy? Don 't look so glum! Mr. Krueger leads the band! What's going on back there?! Pep Band: front (L-R) L. Seidl. B Herbst. S. Ball. K. Kenney. L. Fenzl. W. Sayler. Back (L-R) P Ernst. K. Pelkin. L. Foley, B. Arasim. D. Charleston. M. Erickson. K. Jamros. B Mader. K. Bachar. B. Rose, S. Rominske, D. Messerschmidt. A. Herbst, D. Chafer. D Hilgart, D. Little, T. Racette, J. Weik, T Hintz. M Byers. D Woodie, K. Koshak, C. Schmidt. C. Pelkin. E. Weber. J. Kilger. 5. Rominske. J. Armstrong. Left to Right: Kerri Fredrick, Sue Vincent, Tracy Racette, Alice Barbeln, Lucy Feml, Mike Kitten, Melinda Byers, Lon Balczewski, Boh Effinger, Chris Schmidt, Kyle Drake. Eric Obernberger. During the latter part of thel980- 81 school year, 14 students, accom- panied by Mr. Les Anderson, at- tended a 3-day workshop at Trees for Tomorrow Environmental Cen- ter at Eagle River. The groups were involved with stream guaging ex- periments and learning about dif- ferent aspects of the environment from specialists in the fields of for- estry, wildlife management, soil conservation, and water engineer- ing. Steve Rominske, Jerry Herbst, and Tom Neeck were chosen for Badger Boy's State, and Karla Sei- fert and Lynn Washatka were cho- sen for Badger Cirl's State, They were all chosen for their scholastic ability and extra-curricular activi- ties. The boys went to Ripon on June 16-18. The girls went to Madi- son on June 7-13. Back; Jerry Herbst, Steve Rominske. Front. Lynn Washatka, Karla Seifert. Missing; Tom Neeck. 56 First row left to right; Patsy Lyon, Roxanne Tesch, Kathy Page Top row; Laura Koeppen, Kris Michalski. Lisa Lobermeier. This year our library was again run efficiently and conservatively. For this we can thank Mr. Burant and his aides. The aides voluntarily gave up their study halls to work there, even though they didn 't get any credits for it. Our school library has again proven itself in its ability to provide informative materials as well as books for enjoy- able reading. The library is frequently used by students during their study halls. Mr. Burant is the head librarian. S. Rom in skc, P Ernst, K Bechet. A. Herbst. L. Yunk, C Gregg. M Byers. K Slack, C. Grennier. T Able. B Schoch. S. Rogers. K Seifert. M Erickson. The Park Falls Torch staff traveled to Rice Lake for a yearbook seminar This year's Torch staff was headed by Karla Seifert, Sr. Editor, Melinda Byers, Jr. Editor, and Mr. Busby, Torch advisor. Many people don't realize how much is involved in completing a yearbook. Many long hours of hard work and coo- peration from the staff were put into the book. Everyone on the staff, whether in- volved in layout design, photography, or typing, put forth their best effort to make this year's book something they could be proud of. HOMECOMING 1981 Homecoming Court: King and Queen Brian Perry and Becky Marsh, Crownbearers; Zachary Novitt and Jenny Pritzl, Senior Attendents; Mark Armstrong and Wendy Sayler. Junior Attendents, Dan Woodie and Cindy Berrett, Shophomore Attendents; Scott McGregor and Becky Schoch. Freshman Attendents; Dan Bragee and Anna Forbes. 60 Above: Scott McGregor and Becky Schoch. Below: Mark Armstrong and Wendy Sayler. Above: Dan Woodie and Cindy Barrett. Below: Zachary Novitt and Jenny Pritzl. Homecoming Queen Candidates Freshmen: Dan Bragee and Anna Forbes The Homecoming festivities this year included Psyche 'em out day, clash day, Hush day, hat day, and of course Red and White day. Thursday night was the annual Snake Dance led by the Park Falls Marching Band and the cheerleaders. The snake led to the bonfire, which was spon- sored by the Junior class. Mr. Semling and Mr. Larson gave pep talks and the cheerleaders led spirit-raising cheers. The Cardinals defeated the Phillips Loggers in the Homecoming game on Friday night. After the game the students were invited to a dance, sponsored by the Senior class, with music provided by Road Starr. 61 FHA, Future Homemakers of America, is an organization in which the members learn how to deal with homemaking. They learn how to successfully handle any problems that may arise during any living, working day. This year, as others, FHA held several fund raisers and had a rollerskating par- ty. The members of FHA would like to thank Miss Auger for all her time spent as their advisor. Michelle Holt, Tammy Marsh. Tony Kundinger, Dean Slack. Kevin Taft. Laura Briske, Diane Herbst, Bonnie Brimstein, Mary Hilgart. Debbie Fleming. Chris Barylski, Shari Johnson. Hillary Ferkovich, Barb Thier, Barb Schroeder, Kelly Taft. Crystal Kundinger. Mary Venuta. Cherie Diem, Sharon Zierer Voc V eV Ihdo RHkJ Clubs 9 A e ic4 It's all happening in VICA-the national organization for trade, in- dustrial, technical and health occu- pations education students. Mem- bers are part of a national group of skilled youth on the move toward future career goals. Members can compete in VICA occupational and leadership skill contests to show the world who's making it happen. State and national VICA programs. You can be part of what's happen- ing by supporting VICA. 64 Top row, right to left, Glenda Gruber. Holly Goethlich, Shari Rolnik. Janice Olson, Bottom row, Patty Meyer, Anne Severt, Betty Langner Ooh la la! and they 're off! PEP ASSEMBLIES JV iaf can I say? Juggling boxes??? below left. Mrxiern Statue of Liberty CHRISTMAS TURNABOUT Above: For once see things on my side. Below: Whit a sweet couple Above: The 2nd American Bandstand Be- low: We painted these smiles on before we came. Freshman boys really get into these things. This year's sophomore dance, entitled Christmas Turnabout was set in a Christmas-like atmo- sphere. Admission was five cents for every inch of of the guy's height. ROADSTARR provided rock and roll music for the occa- sion. There was a marriage booth and also a jail. Both were big attrac- tions. Decorations included Santa and Mrs. Claus as well as a giant window display of a couple in a one-horse sleigh. Since many stu- dents attended the dance, it was a success. Below. The devil rrude me do it! FROSTY FANTASY FESTIVAL f K kKA rtiK firSU°T. TT Donn Becky Schock. Second court; Mark Michahk Lynn Kundinge, °‘ K° h k 4 Denn Kennedy Fourth court. Jeff Damrow A Jane Slack. Fifth court Dean Slack A Diane Mofey. The 1982 Winter Carnival, Frosty Fantasy Festival , was sponsered by VICA, FHA FBLA. A school election was held Friday January 29, to determine who would be attendents King Queen, which was not announced until 11:00 P.M. Saturday January 30. The band was CC Ryder. Door prizes were given out, such as a personalized station- ary certificate from the graphic depart- ment, a free oil change from the auto department, and a box of candy from the FHA. Thanks to all who attended and participated at Winter Carnival. BLOODMOBILE Miss Weber has her blood tested. Take it easy, Bob! Amy Steiger helps out. Thursday, Feb. 18, the Red Cross Bloodmobile was at the high school for the second year. This year we re- ceived a total donation of 100 units with 67 first time donors and only 16 deferrals. To be eligible to donate, a person had to be at least 17 years of age and have parental consent if under 18 years of age. The Bloodmobile is run through the Student Council with members doing the various jobs nec- essary throughout the day. This year, the Seniors won the contest between the Juniors and Seniors to see which class could get the highest percentage of eligible donors to donate. For their efforts, the Senior class received $25 for the general class fund. Thanks to everyone who cared enough and gave up some of their time in order to don- ate. It is hoped that next year's Blood- mobile can be as big of a success, if not bigger, than this year's. Your real age. please!! ' Dave Flowers gives his share to help out the Red Cross. Front row: B.Herbst, J. Armstrong, B Smetak, K. Fredrick, 2nd row. Catch Pond, A Whitaker. Lin™erg,,K 3rd row D. Charleston, J. Jehn, A Kemper, J. Woefel. Coach Steiner. 4th row: C. Pelkin, L. Semenchuk, A. Steiger. T. Racette. K Krueger FORENSICS It takes a lot of practice to be good. Forensic members are people who have tal- ent and courage to speak in front of an audi- ence. There are many categories to perform, such as Interpretive Theater, Prose, Play Act- ing, and Poetry. This year the local elimination was held on March 4. The subdistrict competition was held on March 9, in Phillips. The Superior district was March 28. State finals were April 23 and 24 at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. This year's advisors were Mrs. Pond, Miss Weber, and Miss Steiner. Above Coach Pond gives her interpretation. Below: Doro- thy and Jeanne read through their parts. TALENT SHOW The Senior Boys' Chorus Line. To protect their reputations we chose to keep their names concealed!! Helen — our poster girl. The Social Ineptitudes turn it on! This years' annual Talent Show had various entries such as ballet, singing, air bands, and play acting. There were money prizes given to all the contes- tants. The Grand prize winner was the Unroyal finished Ballet, and their rendition of Swan Lake. The other entries were as follows: Betty Pritzel, Tanya Wirsing, Bosse Christianson in singing. The grade school dancers, junior high dancer, Chris Stroud and Eberhard Schwarzbauer, and Aerobic dancers. The Social Ineptitudes made their second appearance and the Go Go's, an air band, also attended. All in all the even- ing was quite enjoyable. The beauteous swan makes hist?!) en- trance. DRAMA Drama Coach Mrs. Harris. Bad Witch! To Burn a Witch, a play set in the days of the Salem Witch Trials, was Park Falls High School's entry for Drama Festival this year. Jenny Jehn and Melinda Byers played the parts of two young girls accused of witchcraft. Kerri Frederick and Linn Bowman were their accusers. Park Falls hosted the District con- test, the first major drama happening in the new auditorium. Nine schools presented plays. Seven, including Park Fall's To Burn a Witch, went on to sectional competition. Above: Melinda Byers pointing an accusing finger. Below: Melinda Byers and Kerri Frederick spiff- ing up. Above. Let's confess, they'll kill us if we don t. Below The lighting crew, Mike Wolter and Mike Schroeder. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS members are: 1st row (L-R), Tracey Racetle, Ann Kemper. Charlene Barheln. Melinda Byers, Barb Thibedeau. 2nd row (L-R), Jeanne Woelfel. Chris Pelkin, Sandy Rominske, Dorothy Charleston 3rd row (L-R) Tom Neeck, Roger Palachek, Steve Rominske, Kyle Drake. A cumulative grade point average of 3.5 was maintained by 21 students, making up the 1981-82 National Honor Society. The group consisted of 9 Srs. and 12 Jrs. with Steve Rominske serving as Pres., Jeanne Woelfel as V.P., and Barb Thibedeau as Sec., Melinda Byers as Treas. Mr. Delwiche was the faculty advisor. HIGH QUIZ BOWL This year our High Quiz Bowl team had a very successful sea- son. In Oct. they defeated Supe- rior H.S. with an overwhelming victory. They then defeated Clo- quet H.S. However, in the third round, for the second year in a row, they were defeated by Phil- lips H.S. The High Quiz Bowl team won a total of $750 worth of scholarships, given to a stu- dent who is attending the Uni- versity. Our Park Falls competitors: (L-R) Ron Balczewski, Karla Seifert, Steve Rominske, and Kathy Semenchuk. BOYS' TRACK The highlight of the 1981 boys' track season was the sur- prise victory at the Welker Invi- tational held in Ashland. The boys gathered numerous firsts and seconds. The seniors pro- vided strong leadership in dis- tance running. Greg Fenzl sup- ported the team in the 2-mile race and Bill Dryer in the 1-mile race. Bob Charleston and Mike Highes competed in shot put. Gary Duzell and Tim Little ran in the 440 run and in relays. Top row, left to right. Coach Clark, T.Little, C.Duzell, S.Duzell, J.Herbst, P.Schmidt. B.Dural. D.Woo- die, M.Hughes. B.Charleston, R Morgan. M Kalvin. Middle row: Coach German, G.Fenzl. P.Kanikula, S.Wolters, D.Setterman, B Graf. R.Balcweski, D. Boland. B.Dryer, B.Ball. Bottom row: B. Larson, P.Un- dis, K.Jamros, M.Palacek, S.McGregor, A.Pott, J.Jehn, P. Warner. Above: What grace?! Below: Ron hussies to- ward the finish line. Mike really gives it his all! Another easy win ?! Up and over! What a Jump! GIRLS' TRACK Track' hardworking captains! Above: Sectional qualifiers Below: Nice jump. Judy! Top row, (l-r) R. Michalski. M Schmidt. L. Lobermeier. J. Larson. L. Koeppen. A Barbeln. C. Little, M Carlson. C. Undis. J. Preisler, A. Leitl. Middle row. (l-r) L. Washatka, E. Campbell, S. Radlinger. K. Koshak, S. Post, K. Martin, J. Jehn, J. Woelfel, C. Pelkin, K. Frederick. Bottom row, (l-r) J. Kilger, S. Larson. B. Singer, A. Severt, L. Fenzl, A. Larson. The 1981 Girls Track Team was the first undefeated-un- tied team in school history regular season. They were Lumperjack Conference Dual Meet Champions, Lumber- jack Conference Meet Cham- pions, WIAA Regional Champions and WIAA Sec- tional TRI-Champions. The seniors provided much lead- ership, and helped to make the year really successful. Captains were Jill Larson and Rochelle Michalski. Coaches Terri Swenson and Cindy Greenwood did a fine job in making Park Falls High School proud of their girls track team. 76 Left to Right, front row: Coach Bouche, T.Donner, C.Cooley, S.Duzell. M.Gerlach, J.Damrow, S.Stehr. B.Gehrman, T.Woodie, M. Arm- strong, J.Herbst 2nd row: Assis. Coach Semling. S.Ericson. B.Schmidt, J.Mader, K.Jamros, B.Dural, P.Schmidt, D. Woodic. T.Hebert, B.Perry, J.Lindberg 3rd row: Assis. Coach Larson, J.Jerkovich, G.Bowman, S.Mc Gregor, K.Jamros, R.Stehr. B.Honey, C.Gustafson, J.Kronberger, C.Mikula. K.Knutson 4th row: J.V. Coach German, D.Lenzen. M Kronberger, S.Wolter, P.Kronberger. J.Cooley, K.Engel, M.Palachek, DHosey, D.Armstrong Captain B.Gehrman, Coach Bouche, Cap- Chris Morgan showing his macho tain J.Herbst image Coach Bouche', J.V. Coach German, Assis. Coaches Larson and Semling The 1981 Cardinal Football Season proved to be one of the most successful in Park Falls history. Even though it was not an undefeated season, the team had the winningest season ever. (8-1) This year's Cardinal team had a number of firsts: 1) Most wins in one season 2) Most T.D. passes in one game (four) 3) First 1000 yd. runner (1211 yds) and 4) 13 players selected All Confernece. They are: 1st team. B.Gehrman, J.Herbst, S.Duzell, J.Damrow and S.Stehr 2nd team: T.Woodie, T.Donner, G.Cooley, M.Gerlach and K.Knutson Honor- able Mention: T.Hebert, M.Armstrong and B. Perry The 1981 Football season should be remem- bered for it's achievements and individual honors well deserved, but also for bringing back to Park Falls the excitement of winning to our foobtall program. Congratulations to the players that made the 1981 Football season one to be remembered. 77 Scott Duzell- All District Defense and Offense J y Herbst- All District Defense Back, All Line, Conference Lineman of the Year. State Defensive Back, Player of the Year Dis- trict I Scott showing one of his many great talents. Smile pretty for usll This year's Freshman team was not strong in number with 15play- ers. But what they lacked in num- ber they more than made up for in strength, with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. The team showed excel- lent potential, with five of the play- ers advancing to play on the J.V. team. Sexy legs!! Standing, right to left. Coach Fredrick, R Cooley, T. Costello, D. Johnston, C. Pritzl, M. Rose, D. Sturm, Coach Armstrong. Kneeling; D. Setterman, B. Thompson, C. Meisinger, C. Griffin, D. Bragee, M. Wolters. B. Herbst, J. Armstrong. CROSS COUNTR Y POURS IT ON! Sanding: K Minin, K. Kenney, C Lemke. L. Shills, L Fenzl, A. Seven. K Frederick Seiled K Schmidt, L. Lobermier, Jennifer Jordan (mascot). S. Stein, ft. Rose. Team captain Lucy Fenzl and co-captain Kelly Martin. LETS WIN!!! Warming up for a big meet??! 80 A young squad paced the team to 6 consecutive wins before falling to three conference teams. Next year looks bright as they come back with almost all returning letterman. A three point loss to Ashland sent them to 4th in the conference. Record: dual meets= 3-3, conference= 1-3, overall= 5-3, with a first place at the Ondossagon Invitational. The Boy's Cross-Country team started out strong this year, by mid season they were 2-2 with a 3rd place finish at the Winter Invitational. A few close meets were lost by a matter of a few points or seconds. Record: dual meets= 2-5, conference= 0-5, overall=2-5. Counting up scores. Standing: B. Rose. M. Severt, J. Setterman, K. Drake, T. Peterson. M Schrader. E. Fenzl, Coach Jordan. Kneeling: M. Mollman, J. Severt, L. Kotora, A. Calvin. Boy, that was rough! BATTER UP!!! BASEBALL 1981 The Park Falls Cardinal baseball team had one of its most successful teams in history. After sharing the Lumberjack Conference Championship two of the past three years, this was the first team to win an undisputed championship as they posted a 9 and 1 record in confer- ence play. (15-9 for the season) This team also achieved their best finish yet in the E. ]. Oas baseball tournament in Bessemer as they copped 2nd place in a 12 team tournament. The Cardinals added to their laurels by winning the Regional Tournament in Park Falls and being edged in sectional play at Toma- hawk by Hurley, the team that continued to the state tournament. Go, Bob, got Nice catch. Jim! Definitely a homerun. Standing left to right. Coach Larson, T. Hebert, M Armstrong, B. Gehrman, B. Dural, k. Morgan, Coach Armstrong. Kneeling, D. Armstrong, J. Helman, J. Tremi, J. Kronberger, R. Rebne, B. Perry. K. Jamros, M. Kronberger. All Conference honors went to Jim Kronberger, Mark Armstrong, Bill Gehrman, Rick Morgan, Jerry Herbst, and Mike Kronberger. Honorable mention was given to Brian Perry, Bob Dural, and Tim Hebert. Jim Kronberger was select- ed as the Most Valuable Player in the Conference. 82 The Golf Team had an outstanding season. For the fourth consecutive year a member of the team went to the State Tournament! Michelle Carlson repeated her performance to go to state again in 1981 by placing first at the Rice Lake Sectionals. Michelle placed 15 in a field of 50 at the State Tournament. Park Falls finished sixth in the confer- ence. Nice shot, Michelle! Mike and Chris, both confident in their strings. Left to right: Chris Ferkovich, Mike Kitten, Kurt Hoefferle, Michelle Carlson, and Ray Peterson. 83 Another good bump by Lynn Wj- Mrs. Greenwood peps up the team, shatka. VOLLEYBALL The Park Falls team defends its title. Bottom row, left to right B Poetzl. J Preisler. L. Washatka. B Marsh. Middle row. Coach Greenwood. A.Kemper. A.Barbeln, D.Habas. Manager Greenwood. Top row: J.Woelfel. L.Stueber. J.Jehn. D.Sturm. The 1931 Volleyball season ap- pears to be a tough year when ob- serving the number of wins and losses, but actually, at all three lev- els of competition most of the matches had to be decided by the final third game. Again this year, the teams would win a beginning game of the match only to go down in defeat in the final game. High points in this years season were taking 2nd place at the Mercer Invitational, defeating D.C. Everest in the Lakeland Invitational, and having three team members make the All-Conference Teams; Jill Preisler on 1st team, Lynn Wa- shatka on 2nd team, and Becky Marsh honorable mention. Front row. (left to right)-L. Bob, P. Perry, S Radtinger, K. Karshna, ]. Pritzi Middle row, M Bixby, 5. Vincent, C. Pelkin. B. Schoch, T Abel, Back row; P. Kalvin, S. Post, S. Larson, A. Larson, L. Poetzl, C. Pelkin, L. Weik. Way to back her up, Becky! An hour detention for her! Twinkle Toes! The freshman volleyball photo was unavailable. The team consisted of: Trish Noetzl, Becky Pohle, April Laack, Deb Schmidt, Deb Hilgart, Anna Forbes, Syl- via Thomas, Brenda Setter- man, Connie Draxler, and Tammy Marsh. Plejise Lord, let us winV 85 WE RE BIG, WE RE BAD, Left to right; front row: Kyle Drake, Ken Jamros, Chris Schmidt, John Mollman, Brad Larson, back row: Matt Burant, Greg Hilgart, Kirk Knutson, John Treml, Greg Cooley Get him on his back! TEAM SCORES 60 Wausau Newman 6 24 Auburndale 25 33 Medford 25 63 Eagle River 0 7 Merrill 49 29 Wausau West 24 37 Phillips 18 24 Lakeland 22 19 Tomahawk 33 Way to stay on top! Get him. Matt! Way to go, Keven! And the winner is AND WERE BOSS!!! Left to right, front row: Chuck Schultz, Tim Peterson, Andy Kelvin, Kevin lamros, Beck row: Tim Fox, Dennis Kennedy, Den Bregee The Park Falls wrestling team was 7-3 overall and 5-1 in the conference which was good enough for second place this year. The Cardinals did not have a heavyweight or a 112 pound wrestler which was the main problem all year. Brad Larson and John Mollman usually gave Park Falls an early lead in the light weights. Chris Schmidt, Ken Jamros, Kyle Drake, and Matt Burant would hold their own in the middle weights. Greg Hilgart, Kirk Knutson, John Treml, and Grey Cooley would try to get a big enough lead so the forfeit at heavyweight wouldn't hurt. Looks painful! Ciris' basketball in the Lumberjack Conference this year has shown marked improvement. All the teams ex- hibited better fundamental skills which resulted in closer games and more balance in the conference. The Cards were a relatively young team with only three seniors, six juniors, and one sophomore. Their style of play was marked by agressive defense, a fast breaking offensive, and generally tense and exciting games. The departure of starters Lynn Washatka and Kathy Semenchuk will leave the Cards with some important roles to fill for next year. The Cards will need to find a control guard and a strong side forward to be truly com- petitive next year. Statistically, the Cards should end up about .300 for the year and probably in 4th place in the conference. The strong scoring ability of the girls has put four girls in the conference scoring race: Michele Carlson and Kathy Se- menchuk are in the top ten race, and Ellen Campbell and Lynn Washatka are in the top five race, with Lynn bat- tling for 1st place honors. All in all, it has been a great year. Coach Burant looks forward to working with the girls again next year. First row (L-R): Amy Lirson, Lorraine Poetzl, Sharon Radlinger. Second row: Sheryl Post, Debra Hilgart, Rebecca Pohle, Missy Welte. First row (L-R): Ellen, Campbell. Second row: Michelle Carlson, Lynn Washatka. Third row. Donna Habas, Lisa Stueber, Kathy Semenchuk. Fourth row. Jeanne Woelfel, Patricia Kalvin. Jill Preisler, Jane Hilgart. Tricia Kalvin stretches out to make a shot. Kathy Semenchuk going for two. Above: Park Falls girls battle Tomahawk team. Below: Michelle Carlson shoots for 2. Above: Go for it Kathyf Below: Jill Preisler making a free throw. The girl's team warming up for a big game. GOING TO THE TOP!!! ArmJrZ LR R nJnTrTRD7‘d POe.,Zl' J°hn SeLVer' StCOnd r°W: Bn“n Peny- Boh Du,“l Jerry Herhsl' BiU Carman, John Kronherger Mark HeZr , TomZe Zc F u' Gaulke and Mr. Semhng. Gary Cooley. Bryan Troyer. Chock Woetfel. Tint Dane. Tim Team Scores As Of 2 15 82 57 Hayward 45 79 Iron wood 37 56 Winter 51 73 Phillips 48 70 Lakeland 50 72 Ashland 44 58 Tomahawk 33 58 Wausau Newman 4c 55 Medford 56 ot 68 Northland Pines 40 51 Rhinelander 49 85 Northwestern 55 71 Phillips 61 Above: Nice shot. Chuck Below. Anticipation!! Above: Good thing Medford uses Right Guard Below: Fire up!! THEY CAN'T BE STOPPED!!! Front Row (I to r): Chuck Gustafson. Mike Hughes, Mike Kronherger, Jerry Jehn. Kurt Hoefferle. Paul Weber. Second row: Dan Armstrong. Doug Lenzen, Scott Wolter. Pete Feit. Scott McGregor, Coach Mr Gaulke. This year's boy's basketball team en- joyed their finest season in several years. 3 year starters Chuck Woelfel and Jerry Herbst again lead the Cards in the re- bounding and scoring depts. as well as fiving the team direction and leadership ill Gehrman also had taken a starting spot this year and has been one of the steadying forces on the squad. The other starters have been juniors Tom Ames, who leads the team in FT. and Bryan Troyer who is the teams leading FG % shooter. Top reserves for the Cards have been Gary Cooley. Brian Perry, and Mark Armstrong. Below: Shoot for 2! Above: JV's M Kronberger overcomes his opponents. Below: Guard him, Tom!! Above: Laying down on the job? Below: Jump!! DAZZLE 'EM WITH GRACE!!! Front: Linn Bowman. Second row: Sue Rogers. Karol Koshak. Laura Shilts, Judy Kilger. Lucy Fern! Third row: Linda Herbst. Debbie Fleming, Teresa Gustafson. Beautiful presentation Sue! Both the Junior Varsity and Varsity gymnasts turned in fine performances this season to give them a very successful year. As in the past, the girls did exceptionally well against a lot of tough Class A competition. They were led by team cap- tains, Karol Koshak, Teresa Gustafson, and Linn Bowman. Judy Kilger always turned in great per- formances and came away with firsts and sec- onds at every meet. The gymnasts are looking forward to a very successful year in the 82-83 season. 92 GYMNASTICS Varsity Gymnastics Scoreboard PF Guest 75.76 Medford 60.20 84.15 Ladysmith 54.59 81.79 Rhinelander 89.34 81.55 Lakeland 61.53 75.57 Rice Lake 72.98 81.94 Mosinee 95.81 83.36 Medford 77.12 The girl's gymnastics team stretching out before a meet. Does this look like the Park Falls faculty7 See if you can guess some of your teachers. 1. Mr. Owen, 2. Miss Weber, 3. Mr. Krueger, 4. Mr. Reas, 5. Mr. Bouche, 6. Mr. McFarlane, 7. Mr. Clark, 8. Mr. S. Soper, 9. Miss Steiner, 10. Mr. Busby, XI. Mr. O. Soper, 12. Mr. Delwiche, 13. Mr. Rand, 14. Mr. Cranstrom, 15. Mrs. Swenson, 16. Mr. Fitzgerald. % 1. Mr. Anderson 2. Miss Auger J. Mr. Bouche 4. Mr. Burant 5. Mr. Busby 6. Mr. Clark 7. Mr. Delwiche 8. Mr. Drexler 9. Mr. Frokjer 10. Miss Gehrt 11. Mr. German 12. Miss Grahn 13. Mr. Granstrom 14. Mrs. Harris 15. Mr. Jordan 16. Mr. Kadlecek 17. Mr. Krueger 18. Mr. MacFarlane 19. Mr. Owen 20. Mrs. Pond 21. Mr. Rand 22. Mr. Reas 23. Mr. Rugen 24. Mr. Orwell Soper 25. Mr. Scott Soper 26. Miss Steiner 27. Mr. Swenson 28. Mrs. Swenson 29. Mr. Warshall 30. Miss Weber a. All the more power to ya! b. Last one out turn out the lights. c. Born to suffer! d. When I was a born e. Never assume anything. f. Okay, start your running. g. Quiet i. Ready, begin. j. Not to worry . k. How do? l. Behave! m. Don't burn it! n. Oh horsefeathers! o. Slow, quick-quick, slow. p. Stuff junk. q. Okay people . . r. Oh sugar! s. We'll do it ness time. t. Gosh darn that Rackabrackafrass . . u. New York or bust! v. Just imagine this . . . w. Put your combs away. x. Pardon? y. Th. 8:17 z. I don't want to talk above you. aa. Oh come on now! bb. Take that notebook out. cc. Okay, sure . . dd. Back in the grades . . . J- J 10. bb 2. w 17 x 3 e 18. 1 4. J 19. t 5. r 20. z 8 21 b 7. c 22. n 8. cc 23. u 9. f 24 dd 10. m 25. b 11. $ 20. aa 12. i 27 y 13. v 28. o 14. q 29. k 15. a 30 p Can you guess what these things are: All of them are common things you see everyday in school, except you probably don't notice them. Try your luck and see how well you know your school! These are the bolts on your locker. Left: an outlet. Right: design of water fountain. This is a keyhole on the pay-phone. The hands of a clock look a little different up close. 98 TORCH STAFF 1981-1982 Advisor ................................ Advertising ........................... Photographers .......................... Typists ................................ Artists ................................ General Staff . . Laurie Yunk, Amy Herbst, Mr. Busby Sr. Editor ...................................Karla Seifert Karla Seifert Index .................................Steve Rominske .............................. Lauri Foley, Anne Severt, Kelly Martin ........... Elaine Weber, Julie Armstrong, Jeanne Becker, Paula Ernst .............................................Anne Severt, Amy Herbst Mike Erickson, Calli Grennier, Chris Slack, Kris Bachar, Steve Rominske, Cindy Gregg, Kerri Frederick Special thanks to Kathy Semenchuk for helping out with the typing. Last year when I called the first meeting, the turn-out was wonderful. By the time school started in the fall, the membership had really dropped. As the year progressed, the staff dwindled to a few faithful members. We put a lot of hard work into this book to get it out on time. I've spent countless hours working on the book to see that it turned out for you; and also for me. I’ve tried my hardest to produce a yearbook that will best represent 1981-1982.1 hope you like it. KQjJLa_ ct 99 Karla Seifert JOHN SCHROEDER CARPENTR Y-MASONR Y Butternut, WI 54514 715-769-3131 PARK FALLS BUILDING SUPPLY Hwy 13 North P.O. Box 187 Building Material 762-3255 Contracting ST. CROIX Hwy 13 North Park Falls, WI 54552 SERVICE ASSOCIATES Your Servicing Dealer For Zenith And RCA Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4811 DANIELSON'S SERVICE Authorized Dealer For Phillips 66, Kawasaki, Briggs Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4261 PRITZL BEVERAGE Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4614 SOUTH SIDE TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4727 101 BUTTERNUT LUMBER AND HARDWARE SMART'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Maytag Dealer Butternut, WI 54514 715-769-3611 Butternut, WI 54514 715-769-3620 MIDLAND SERVICES WAGNER FORD SALES Seeds - Feeds - Fertilizers The North! 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Plumbing, Heating, Home Appliances Bulk And Bottle Cas, Fuel-Oil, And Car Wash A W Park Falls, WI 54552 Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3551 Congra tula tion s To The Class Of '82 From: DR. RICHARD M. ROWE NISSEN HARDWARE HANK Optometrist Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3993 O'DONNELL 'S SHOE FEIT'S BOWLING LANES STORE Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4477 Bowling All Year Around Fully Air Conditioned Stop In And See Bob Mary 104 Compliments Of JEANS 'N THINGS SUBURBAN FURNITURE Factory Closeout Flexsteel, La-z-boy, Sealy And Mohawk Carpet Bob Hilgart, Owner Terry And JoAnn Ides Park Falls, Wl 54552 Park Falls, WI 54552 IDLE HOUR RESORT BUCKHORN TAVERN Charles And Joan Noetzl Fifield, Wl 54524 715-762-3872 10 Miles East On 182 PARK FALLS OIL CO. Q dodge cars DODGE TRUCKS DODGE IMPORTS CHRYSLER K PLYMOUTH Star Rt. 41 Park Falls, Wl 54552 WHHL WAY DODGE CHRYSLK And PlYMOUTH Phillips 66 Products HIGHWAY 13 NOITTH Firtci-o. Wisconsin 54524 HOMI 710 702-2710 Neon Plastic Routed Painted Signs Compliments Of s , r| Stan Gail Sayler ft} lIt Phone 1-715-762-4350 OltlK Park Falls, Wisconsin 54552 GRUENER WALD Fish Fry Fridays All Kinds Of Gatherings Park Falls, WI 54552 105 Congratulations Class Of 1982! From Ron And Kathy Hilgart CENTURY 21 REALTY AND PARK FALLS SHOE STOP Park Falls, WI 54552 BUTTERNUT RESORT Congratulations, Graduates BEN FRANKLIN We Bring Variety To Life Park Falls, WI 54552 MONTGOMERY WARDS Ratzlaff Sale Agency Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2481 We Help Keep America Moving BALL PARTS UNLIMITED Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2431 106 PARK FALLS STATE BANK AND INSURANCE AGENCY 115 South 3rd Ave. Best Wishes Graduates Park Falls, Wis 54552 715-762-3266 RON ERNST LUMBER For The Best Answers To Your Building Problems. Fifield, Wis 54524 715-762-2225 HICK'S LANDING Fine Food And Cocktails Fifield, Wis 54524 BOB'S SUPER SERVICE COZY TOWN Joe And Norma Wagner Mobil Products Fifield, Wis 54524 Fifield, Wis 54524 715-762-3831 107 HOUSE OF FASHION D D TIRE AND BATTERY Styling For Men And Women For All Your Complete Hair Needs Herb And Ted Damrow Park Falls, Wl 54552 715-762-2301 Park Falls, Wl 54552 715-762-7525 STATE FARM INSURANCE Darrell G. Holm - Rep. Auto-Life-Fire-Health BUSINESS • RECREATIONAL • RESIDENTIAL .  59 SOUTH FIRST STREET PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 54552 ’ Park Falls, Wl 54552 715-762-3218 PHONES • Office 715 762 2232 Home 715 762-4612 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Jim Kronberger Park Falls, Wl 54552 715-762-4838 A M E R l Cfl N FA Ml LY« HILLTOP MOTEL AMERICAN FAMILY INS. Art And Marge Schmidt Best Wishes To All Graduates Park Falls, Wl 54552 715-762-4764 Park Falls, Wl 52552 715-762-4594 NORENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 342 South 4th Ave. Closed Mondays NORTHWOODS SUPPER Park Falls, W1 54552 715-762-4292 CLUB Hwy 13 Jan and Madelin Kashner NOVITT'S CUSTOM The Finest Food And Cocktails PROCESSING Fifield, WI 54524 715-762-3030 Fresh Meats, Homemade Sausages, And Smoked Meat Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4602 PARK FALLS PUBLIC LIBRARY 7- V Cong ra tula ti on s Class Of 1982 i Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3121 J AUTO PARTS OF PARK PARK MANOR FALLS Your Complete Automotive Supply Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3717 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. Anna Maneck 110 Ill SAUNDER S HOME CENTER INC. Cash And Carry Home Center Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2040 THE FARK FAUS CLINIC M-F 9am-s' TMoRS $ + Sam-M© Puowt: ib -3880 7W - V33 _ Uwy I8«a fcCRoSS PROM Nursing HOME PARK FALLS MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL Swimming Lessons, Public Swimming, And Lots Of Fun Park Falls, WI 54552 5 4 r a. ENHELDER'S It's A Store For Tots, Teens And Ladies Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4814 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Fast Food, Fast Service Try Us! Hwy 13 South Park Falls, WI 54552 SHOPPEX FURNITURE Quality Carpet And Furniture At Everyday Low Prices Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2664 Professional Seri ice by Service Professionals CB Headquarters Philco — Sony — Craig SALES and SERVICE Phone 715-762-4448 224 2nd Ave. North Park Falls, WI. 54552 A| Box 109 Park Falls. Wisconsin 184 2nd Avenue North 54552 GUSTAFSON'S IGA THEA lTthes Arnie And Ernie ( LCSET Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4272 Sarah Krug Manager (715) 762-3042 PARK THEATER HOUSE OF MUSIC For The Best Entertainment And The Most Recent Movies Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3503 Jack And Gloria Armstrong Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3313 RADIO 98 AM AND FM F.A. WEBER AND SON, INC. Progressing With The North Park Falls, Wl 54552 Lithographers Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3707 'SH 15 COMMUNITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 V Lakeland Office WARTGOW DRUGS Paying Highest Legal Rates On Saving Accounts Low Cost Home Loans To Buy Or Build Walgreen Agency Prescriptions Filled Promptly Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3283 Locally Operated Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2421 114 HILGART'S IGA Fifield, W! 54524 PARK FALLS MOTEL Congratulations Class Of 1982! NORTHEND MACHINING AND WELDING Ron Yunk, Owner Docks, Boat Lifts, General Welding And Machining Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2308 PIGGLY WIGGLY Open: Mon.-Sat. 8:00-9:00 Sun. 8:30-5:00 Park Falls, WI 54552 DOUBLE COLA BOTTLE CO. Park Falls, WI 54552 115 MARK'S TAXIDERMY Mark Botka, Taxidermist Park Falls. WI 54552 715-762-2843 Phone T ' J I l( t 244 DIVISION ST. • PARK FAILS, WIS. 54552 Congratulations Class Of '82 THOMAS J. NALEID, S.C. ATTORNEY AT LAW SCHEIDER'S TRANSFER Local And Long Distance Hauling And Freight Business Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4645 A A FUHRMAN INSURANCE AGENCY ALAN A FUHRMAN AGENT Best Wishes For The Future VAN AUKEN BOOKKEEPING AND INCOME TAX SERVICE DICK MICHALSKI RAY MICHALSKI MICHALSKI BUILDERS General Contractors 116 BOB'S NORTHERN PINES RESORT i ° Bob And Becky LaPorte Overlooking Butternut Lake Beer Batter Fish Every Friday §jL 4 jjg Serving Your Favorite Sandwiches And Homemade Pizza Every Night f mra i Congratulations Class Of 1982 From VALLEY MOTEL COOPER 'S MASON MOTEL Best Wishes Park Falls, Wl 54552 Rod And Marilyn Cooper 715-762-3245 Park Falls, Wl 54552 715-762-3780 I insuring your future insures ours FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. PHONE 715 762-2411 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING P.O BOX 250 PARK FALLS. WISCONSIN 54552 PRICE COUNTY S LARGEST BANK 117 ERIKA'S BLUMENHAUS Flowers For Every Occasion Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-2159 All Kinds of GLASS For Every Purpose I phulstrry - Fabrics - Drupe PBi me Price County Glass Co PARK FALLS. WIS 54552 T W R.liter Proprietor ■ Phone 715-762 2010 STUDIO OF FINE ARTS Compliments Of: Fred And Marion Weiss Park Falls, WI 54552 DIXIE'S TREASURE CHEST Gifts For Every Occasion Free Gift Wrapping Park Falls, WI 54552 FLAMBEAU PAPER CORP 715 - 588-3115 Pike Lokft 'Pine Fs'iert Lo j€ LAC DU FLAMBEAU. WISCONSIN 54538 tjk idav ■ •Ik ood N«nk Wood toy ond Lm lH|Mm L BIEGY'S Fine Food And Cocktails i v Park Falls, WI 54552 flzZ Sue Ken Head Shady Knoll Road Your Hosts: Helmut And Joan Fifield, Wisconsin 54524 Phone (715) 762-3028 «U.I VmiSmS «3 ,, ‘h tM Mi GUNDERSON'S BAIT SHOP HI-WAY 13 AUTO CLINIC STAR ROUTE A BOX ®7 FIFIEL.O. WlS 54324 Best Wishes Class Of '82 Park Falls, WI 54552 ROB Bt Ruth Haase RhONC 71S339 3653 MUSKY JACK'S HOMESTEAD MOTEL Refreshments And Grill Featuring (HHH) Helen's Burgers East Of Fifield On Hwy 70 Fifield, WI 54524 715-762-3970 119 NORTHERN STATE BANK Butternut, WI 54514 With Offices In: Mason, Melien, Glidden, Ashland The Number 1 Bank In The North Because Of Service Compliments Of: NORTHERN EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY CORP. Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-4442 HOPPE'S MARKET BUECHNER SALES AND SERVICE INC. Butternut, WI 54514 Your Yamaha And Artie Cat 715-769-3746 Snowmobile And Suzuki Dealer Butternut, WI 54514 715-769-3950 120 FRESHMEN Ames, Dan-44 Armstrong, James-44, 79, 54 Bachar, Stephanie-44, 53 Ball, David 44, 52, 106 Barland, Ronald-44 Bell, Rebecca-44 Bragee, Daniel-44, 60, 61, 79 Brandt, James-44 Breckenridge, Steven-44 Cain, Michael-44 Carden, Dennis-44 Cooley, Richard-44, 79 Costello, Anthony-44, 79 Cuddeback, Amy-44, 53 Davis, John-44 Dragovich, Rich-44, 60 Draxler, Connie-44, 53, 54, 60 Draxler, Laurie-44, 53, 54 Duhr, Harold-54 Eder, Richard-44 Eggleston, Patricia-44 Engel, Scott-44 Engeldinger, Mary-44 Falstad, Kelly-44, 53 Fenzl, Eric-44, 81 Fisher, Todd-44, 52 Forbes, Anna Mae-44, 53, 60, 61, 47 Fox, Patrick-44 Fuhrman, Melissa-44, 53 Corski, Starri-44 Greenwood, Lisa-53, 84, 44 Gregg, Cindy-43, 53, 45. 58, 59 Griesel, Gary-45 Griesel, Gregg-45 Griffin, Thomas-45, 79 Herbst, John-45 Herbst, Robert 45, 79 Hilgart, Debra-45, 53, 49, 47 Hilgart, Gordon-45 Hilgart, Lisa-45 Hilgart, Randal-45 Hodun, Daniel-45 Holm, Aaron-45, 67 Holt, Michele-45, 53, 64 Hosey, Troy-45 Hundt, Mary-45. 53 Jablonski, Anita 45 Johnson, Sheri-45, 64, 54 Johnston, Daniel-45, 52, 79 Kenney, Kris-45, 40, 54, 55 Kitten, Robert-45 Kolzow, Peter-45 Koshak, Matthew-45, 54, 55 Kuzek, Michael-45 Laack, April 45, 53 LaRose, Elizabeth-45, 54 Lemke, Gini 45, 80 Litwaitis, Jeffrey-45 Lobermeier, Daniel-45, 65 Lyon, Bobbie-46 Mader, Mark-46, 52 Marsh, Tammy-46, 53, 64 Mattke, Paul 46 Mazier, Daren-46 Meisinger, Gregory-46, 53, 79 Michalski, Charles-46 Michalski, Renee-46, 53 Morgan, Chris-46, 52, 77 Mosey, Diane-46, 53, Noetzel, Patricia-46, 53, 66 Perry, Daniel-46 Peterson, Carol-43, 46, 54 Plyer, Jerald-46, 57 Poetzl, David-46, 53 Pohle, Rebecca-46, 54 Pokela, Suzanne-46, 53 Pond, Kristen-46, 53, 54 Pritzl, Kraig-46, 79 Radlinger, James-46, 53 Rekoski, Scott-46 Rose, Michael-46, 54, 67, 79 Scherwinski, Steve-4 Schmidt, Debbie-46, 49, 53, 54 Schmidt, Kelly-46, 54, 80 Schneider, Lori-43, 46, 49, 54 Schrader, Michael-46, 52 Schroededer, Michael-47, 81 Seery, Kim-47 Setterman, Brenda-47, 53, 54 Setterman, Denis-47, 79 Severt, John-47, 81 Severt, Michael-47, 81 Sheedy, Keith-7, 47 Sims, Curt-8, 47, 52 Slack, Jane-9, 47, 58 Smetak, Brenda-10, 47, 52, 54 Smith, James-11, 47 Sowa, Jennifer-12, 47 Stein, Kelly-13, 47 Sturm, Darrel-14, 47, 52, 79 Taft, Kelly-15, 47, 53, 64 Tatroe, Rose-16, 47, 53 Thier, Barbara-17, 47, 54, 64, Thier, Donald-18, 47 Thomas, Sylvia-19, 47 Thompson, Brian-20, 47, 79 Thums, Patty-21, 47, 53 Tom, Lori-22, 47, 53 Tremi, Thomas-23, 47 Wagner, Mary-25, 47, 54 Warren, Daniel-26, 47 Weborg, Victoria-27, 47 Wolter, Michael-28, 47, 52, 69, 79 Zierer, Sharon-29, 47 Zumbrock, Julie-30, 47, 54 SOPHOMORES Abel, Terri-39, 51, 58, 59, 85, 49, 62, 67, 54 Andrews, Becky-39, 54 Bacher, Kristine-39, 52, 58, 59, 54, 55 Armstrong, Dan-39, 50, 51, 77, 82 Billing, Larry-39, 57 Bixby, Maria-39, 54, 85 Boettcher, Kurt-39 Borne, Robert-39 Bowman, Gary-39, 77 Bruehling, Scott-39 Brunkow, William-39 Brusch, Robert-39 Campbell, Ellen-39, 80, 76, 54 Cooley, John-39, 77 Darrow, Melody-39, 53, 41 Eitrem, Steven-39, 52 Engel, Connie-39, 106 Engel, Kenneth-39, 77 Erickson, Mike-39, 52, 58, 59. 54, 55, 40 Faurot, Steven-39 Feit, Peter-39 Ferkovich, Jay-39, 77 Grennier, Calli-39, 52, 51, 58, 59, 49. 67, 54 Gunderson, Ellyn-39, 54 Gustafson, Charles-39, 77 121 Helman, James-39, 82 Herbst, Diana-39, 53, 66 Hilgart, Pamela-39, 52, 54 Hintz, Tami- Hoefferle, Kurt-39 Hosey, Darren-39, 52, 77 Hughes, Mark-04 Jamros, Kevin-40, 65, 75, 77, 54 Jehn. Jerry-40, 51, 75, 54, Juneau, Tami-40 Kalvin, Andrew-40, 81 Karshna, Karen-40, 85, 49, 63, 42 Kinnear, Kristine-40 Klepac, Paul-40 Kohlmeier, Katherine-40, 41 Koshak, Kelly-40 Kronberger, Michael-40, 51, 82, 65, 77 Kronberger, Paul-40, 77 Kundinger, Danny-40 Larson, Amy-40, 85, 76 Larson, Stacy-40, 85, 76, 49, 62 Lenzen, Douglas-40, 77 Levra, Colleen-40 Lindberg, Jane-40 Little, Kathleen-40, 53 Lucas, James-40, 66, 54 Luhtala, Carolyn-40, 49 Lyon, Patsy-40, 57, 49 Mader, Susan-40, 54 McCreger, Scott-40, 60, 61, 75, 77 Michalski, Jerry-41 Michalski, Marie-41 Michalski, Rebecca-41, 53 Mollman, John-41 Moser, Thomas-41 Palecek, Mark-41, 61. 75, 77 Palecek, Mike-41 Pelkin, Cheryl-41, 85, 54. 55 Perry, Pamela-41, 85, 79, 63 Peterson, Raymond-41, 53, 85 Poetzl, Lorraine-41, 53, 85 Pohle, Dawn-41 Post, Sheryl-38, 41, 52, 85. 76. 79 Pott, Andreas-41, 75 Pritzl, Jean-41, 85 Radlinger, Sharon-38, 41, 31, 85, 65, 76, 49, 67, 54 Rogers, Susan-41, 52, 50, 51, 58, 59, 63 Rominske, Keith-41 Sayler, Jeffrey-41 Scherwinski, Richard-41, 66 Schloch, Rebecca-41, 52, 58, 59, 60, 61. 85, 54 Schmidt, Gregory-41, 52, 31, 54, 55 Schultz, Charles-41 Schuth, Jo Ann-42 Seidl, Lisa-42, 49, 54, 55 Semenchuk, Lori-42, 49 Singer, Rebecca-42, 76 Singer, Robin-42 Slack, Kristi-42, 59, 41 Smith, Peter-42 Stehr, Richard-42, 77 Steiger, Amy-42, 49, 63, 67. 54 Taft, Cynthia-42 Tapplin, Thomas-42 Tesch, Roxanna-42, 57 Thompson, Diane-42, 53, 54 Tom, Blane-42 Undis. Paul-42, 75, 54 Venuta, Sarah-42, 52 Voda, Jamie-42 Warner, Paul-42, 75 Weber, Paul-42, 54 Weik, Lisa-38, 42, 85, 54 Welte, Melissa-42, 49 Whiteaker, Allen-42 Wolter, Scott-42, 75, 77 Yunk, Laurie-42, 53, 58, 59, 42 Zumbrock, Paul-42 JUNIORS Ames, Tom- Balczewski, Lon-34, 56 Ball, Suzanne-34, 52, 56, 85, 76, 49, 62. 54 Barland, Julie-34 Barbeln, Alice-34, 52, 56, 85, 76, 49, 62, 54 Barland, Laurie-34, 53, 49 Barylski, Chris-34, 64 Barrett, Cynthia-34, 52, 60, 61 Benz, Richard-34 Bolz, Linda-34, 52, 85, 49, 54 Byers, Melinda-34, 52, 56, 58, 59, 54, 55 Carlson, Michele-34, 52, 83, 76 Charleston, Dorohty-34, 50, 51, 49, 54, 55 Christianson, Daniel-34, 57 Cuddeback, Kevin-34 Damrow, Kevin-34 Dane, Timothy-34 Diebold, Faith-34, 110 Drake, Kyle-34, 81, 56, 65 Dural, Robert-34, 82, 78, 75, 77 Effinger, Robert-34, 56 Engel, Donna-34, 53, 49 Fenzl, Lucy-34, 56, 80, 65, 76, 54, 55, 35 Ferkovich, Ghristopher-34, 52, 83 Flowers, David-34 Fox, Timothy-34 Frederick, Kerri-34, 53, 56, 80, 76 Gelina, Renee-34, 54 Gerlach, Jodi-35, 54 Gries, Helen-35 Habas, Donna-35, 84 Hebert, Timothy-35, 78, 77 Herbst, Karen-35, 53 Herbst, Linda-35, 54 Herbst, Michele-35, 54 Herbst, Rebecca-35, 49, 23, 45, 55 Hilgart, Darla-35, 49, 23, 54, 55 Hilgart, David-35 Hilgart, Gregory-35 Hilgart, Jane-35, 52, 49 Hilgart, Joseph-35 Hilgart, Michele-35, 52, 54 Hilgart, Peter-35 Holt, Kevin-35, 54 Hosey, Brian-35, 80, 77 Hosey, Lydia-35, 53 Hughes, Keith-35, 36 Jamros, Kenneth-35, 82, 77, 54, 55 Jehn, Jennifer-33, 35, 52, 60, 61, 31, 85, 84, 76, 49, 62, 63, 28, 54, 37 Jirschele, Teresa-35, 53 Kalvin, Patricia-35, 85. 49 Kaschner, Donald-35 Kelnhofer, Michael-35 Kemper, Ann-35, 52, 85, 63, 54 Kilger, Judy-35, 52. 60, 61. 76, 63, 54, 55 Kitten, Michael-35, 56, 83 122 Knutson, Kirk-35, 54, 77 Kotora, Louis-36, 81 Kovarik, Therese-36 Kronberger, Timothy-36 Krueger, Kenneth-36, 52 Kundinger, Lynn-36, 49, 54 Langner, Nancy-36 Larson, Brad-36, 75 Lee, David-36, 52 Leitl, Ann-36, 76 LeTourneau, James-36 Lobermeier, Lisa-36, 57, 80 Luhtala, Jackie-36, 57, 80 Mader, Jeffrey-36, 52. 77 McElyea, Dana-36 McKuen, Patricia-36 Messerschmidt, David-36, 50, 51, 54, 55 Mikula, Christopher-36, 77 Mollman, Michael-36, 57 Obernberger, Rric-36, 56 Ocker, Jon-36 Palecek, Scot-36 Pelkin, Christine-36, 85, 76, 54, 55 Peterson, Jeffery-36 Peterson, Timothy-36, 57, 81 Poetzl, James-36, 80 Poetzl, Timothy-36, 57 Pritzl, Louie-36 Provost, Heidi-36 Racette, Tracey-37, 52, 56, 54, 55 Radlinger, Lauri-37 Rominske, Sandra-33, 37, 54, 55 Rose, Bridget-37, 53, 80, 49 Roth, Phillip-37 Scharp, Janis-37, 49 Schmidt, Christopher-37, 56 Schmidt, Phillip-37, 61, 79, 75, 77 Schoch, Debbie-37, 31, 54 Seitz, Beth-37, 54 Setterman, Joel-37, 81 Shilts, Laura-37, 80 Standen, Jodi-37, 49 Standen, Renee-37 Stein, Sandra-33, 37, 53, 80, 33 Stueber, Lisa-37, 52, 84, 49 Sturm, Deena- 37, 84 Tanner, Kristin-37, 53, 54 Troyer, Bryan-37, 61 Venuta, Vincent-37 Vincent, Susan-37 Vincent, Susan-37, 56, 85 Weinberger, Vince-37 Weis, JoAnn-37 Welte. Michele-37, 49 Wirsing, Tanya-37, 66 Woelfel, Jeanne-37, 84, 76, 49, 54 Woodie, Daniel-37, 60, 61, 75, 77, 54, 55 Yunk, Randy-37 SENIORS Arasim, Bonnie-4, 5, 2, 49, 23, 3, 54, 55 Armstrong, Julie-4, 80, 49, 22, 67, 54, 55 Armstrong, Mark-4, 60, 61, 82, 79, 65, 77. 23 Balczewski, Ron-4, 57, 75 Ball, Bob-4, 106, 75, 67, 54, 55 Balzar, Rolf-4 Barbeln, Charlene-4, 49, 62, 54 Becker, Jeanne-5, 49, 54 Bergdorf, Holly-5 Billing, Wayne-5 Boland, David-5, 75, 66 Bowman, Linn-5, 52, 62, 63 Briske, Laura-5, 64 Brunkow, Laura-5, 66 Buechner, Rudy-6 Bukachek, Susan 6 Burant, Matthew-6 Cain, Lee-6 Cain, Lennie 6 Canovan, Kelly-6, 52 Chafer, Debbie-6, 54, 55 Cooley, Gary-6 Cooley, Greg-7, 78. 77 Damrow, Charles-7 Damrow, Jeffrey-7, 77 Daniels, Bruce-7, 52, 110 Diem, Cherie-7, 52, 64, 49, 54 Donner, Tim-7, 79, 78, 77 Draxler, John-7 Duzell, Scott-7, 79, 78, 65, 75, 77 Eitrem, Daniel-8 Engel, Jim-8 Erickson, Beverly-8 Erickson, Beverly-8 Erickson, Scott-8, 79, 78, 77 Ernst, Paula-8, 58, 59, 23, 3, 54 Everly, Karen-8 Ferkovich, Andrew-8 Ferkovich, Hillary-8, 64 Fischer, Kris-9, 115 Fleming, Debbie-9, 64, 23, 54 Foley, Lauri-9, 81, 23, 67, 55 French, Keith-9 Gehrman, Bill-9, 82, 77 Gerlach, Mark-9, 77 Goethlich, Holly-9, 64, 66 Graf, Robert, 9, 75 Grennier, Michelle-10, 52 Gruber, Dawn-10 Gruber, Glenda-10, 64, 23 Gunderson, Amy-10, 52, 54 Gustafson, Teresa-10, 62, 63, 54 Habas, Jerry-10 Herbst, Amy-10, 58, 59, 23, 54, 55 Herbst, Chris-10 Herbst, Jerry-11, 56, 78, 65, 75, 77, 22 Hilgart, Douglas-11, 54, 55 Hilgart, Mary-11, 110, 64, 54 Hilgart, Michael-11, 115 Hilgart, Rex-11 Hilgart, Timothy-11 Hirtreiter, Vicki-11 Holt, Wayne-11 Jirschele, Donald-12, 52 Jirschele, Julie-12, 53 Juneau, Christine-12 Kelnhofer, Mary-12, 52, 61 Kennedy, Dennis-12 Klepac, Edward-12 Koeppen, Laura-12, 57, 76 Koshak, Karol-12, 52, 76, 49, 63, 54, 55 Kronberger, John-13, 65, 77 Kundinger, Crystal-13, 53, 64, 49, 54 Kundinger, Tony-14, 115, 64 Langner, Betty-13, 64 Lindberg, John-13, 52 Little, Chris-13, 80, 76, 54 Little, David-13, 54, 55 Lobermeier, Allen-14, 57, Luhtala, Jacob-14, 77 Mader, Brian-14, 50, 51, 22, 54, 55 Mader, Wayne-14, 50, 51, 22, 67, 54, 55 Marsh, Becky-14, 60, 61, 85, 84, 62, 63 Martin, Kelly-14, 80, 11, 76, 67, 54 Merten, Lonny-14 Meyer, Patty-14, 64 Michalski-Brian-15 Michalski, Kris-15, 57, 23, 66 Michalski, Mark-15 Miller, Kristin-15 Morgan, Timm-15 Neeck, Tom-15, 54 Ocker, Sandra-15, 61 Olson, Janice-15, 64, 49 Page, Kathryn-16, 57, 23 Palecek, Roger-16 Perry, Brian-16, 60, 61, 82, 79, 77 Poetl, Barbara-16, 57, 84 Preisler, Jill-16, 50, 51, 110, 112, 85, 84, 65, 76 Pritzl, Betty-16, 52 Roach, Tom-16 Rolnik, Shari-6, 16 Rominske, Steve-17, 52, 56, 59, 49, 22, 23, 28, 54, 55 Rose, Bob-17, 81, 113. 54 Sayler, Wendy-17, 60, 61, 3, 67, 54, 55 Scanlon, Mary-17, 53, 49 Scharp, Eric-17 Schluter, David-17 Schmidt, Brian-17, 60, 79, 77 Schrader, Laurie-17, 1110, 49 Schroeder, Barbara-18, 64, 66 Seifert, Karla-18, 52, 56, 58, 59, 61, 49, 22, 23 Semenchuk, Kathy-18 Setterman, Douglas-18, 75 Severt, Anne-18, 80, 64, 76, 54 Shilts, Patrick-18 Slack, Dean-18, 64 Spencer, Matthew-18, 61, 22 Spoerl, Robert-19 Stehr, Steve-19, 77 Stein, Randal I-19 Taft, Kevin-19, 52, 64 Tern by, Carol-19, 66 Thibedeau, Barbara-19, 50, 51, 49, 54 Thiel, Scott-19 Treml, Jon-19, 82 Venuta, Mary-20, 61, 64, 22 Waltenberg, Thomas-20 Washataka, Lynn-20, 65, 56, 85, 84, 76, 49, 23, 54 Weber, Elaine-20, 52, 80, 49, 22, 54, 55 Weik. Jeff-20, 22, 54, 55 Weiss, Joseph-20 Woelfel, Chuck-20 Woodie, Karen-20, 52, 64 Woodie, Tom-21, 77 Zierer, JoAnn-21, 110, 64 FACULTY Mr. Les Anderson-25, 50 Mrs. Les Anderson-50 Miss Auger-25 Mr. Bouche'-25, 77 Mr. Burant-25, 57 Mr. Busby-25, Mr. Clark-25 Mr. Delwiche-25 Mr. Drexler-25 Mr. Frederick-25, 79 Mrs. Frokjer-25 Miss Gehrt-25 Mr. German-25, 75, 77 Miss Grahn-26, 49, 67 Mr. Granstrom-26 Mrs. Greenwood-26, 84 Mrs. Harris-26 Mr. Jordan-80, 81, 26 Mr. Kadlecek-26 Mr. Knutson-26, 29 Mr. Krueger-26, 67 Mr. Mike Larson-82 Mr. McFarlane-26 Mr. Owen-25 Mr. Ocker-25 Mrs. Pond-27 Mr. Rand-27 Mr. Reas-27 Mrs. Reas-27 Mr. Rugen-27 Mr. O. Soper-27 Mr. S. 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