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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1983 volume:

Park Falls High School Torch Park Falls. Wisconsin 1982-1983 Volume 69 2 SENIORS IS UNDERCLASSMEN 19 Juniors 23 Sophomores 27 Freshmen 31 Class Officers 32 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 36 Board of Education Trees for Tomorrow 37 Administration 3$ Cooks - Custodians 39 Bus Drivers 40 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 41 Assemblies 42 Homecoming 43 Prom 46 Choir 48 Band 50 Torch 52 Student Council 53 IMC VICA 54 FBLA 55 Forensics 56 Drama 57 NHS Badger State 58 SPORTS 59 Baseball 60 Track 61 Cross-Country 62 Football 63 Volleyball 64 Golf 65 Wrestling 66 Boys' Basketball 67 Girls' Basketball 68 Gymnastics 69 Cheerleaders 72 ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX TOM AMES Pep Band 4. Marching Band 4. Concert Band 34. Letterman s Club 34. Basketball 34 (cap- tain 4). Golf 4 (captain). Bad ger Boy s State 3. Class officer I. SUSANNE BALL Pep Band 34. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Girls' Choir I. Drama Club I. Pep Club 14. FBLA 34 (Secre tary 3). President 4. State Re gion II (Vice president). JULIE BARLAND Library aid 34. ALICE BARBELN Girls' Choir I. Concert Choir 234. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day I. Pep Club 14. Letter man s Club 1234. Track 123. Volleyball 1234 (captain 4). Winter Carnival Court 2. Col- or Guard 234 (Sgt 4). Cheer leader 1234. Student Council I. LAURIE BARLAND Mixed Choir 3. Home Ec. Club 2. Elem. Tutor 2. EBLA. LINDA BOLZ Marching Band 234. Concert Band I. Girls Choir 12. Con cert Choir 34. Pep Club 4. Gymnastics I. Track 34. Vol- leyball 123. Rifles 234. FBLA 34 (Personnel Chairman). MELINDA BYERS SCOTT BRUELING DOROTHY CHARLESTON Jazz Band 4. Pep Band 234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234 (VP 4). Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day I. Pep Club 4. National Honor Society 34 (VP 4). Forensics 234. Class Officer (VP . President 4). Prom Court 2. Student Coun cil 234 (VP 4). High Quiz Bow l 4 (captain). KEVIN CUDDEBACK Marching Band 12. Concert Band 12. Basketball I. Wres- tling 23. VIC A 34 Jazz Band 1234. Pep Band 1234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Concert Choir 1234. Madrigals 34. Drama Club 34 (Director 4). Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day I. National Honor Society 34. DAN CHRISTIANSON Concert Choir 1234. Madri gals 3. Football I. KEVIN DAMROW FAITH DIEBOLD KYLE DRAKE Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day I. Letterman's Club 1234. Na tional Honor Society 34. Track 14. Wrestling 1234. Cross Country 234. Badger Boys Slate 3. LUCY EENZL Pep Band 1234. Marching Band 1234 Concert Band 1234. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day I. Pep Club 14. Letter man's Club 4. Gymnastics 1234 (captain 4). Track 1234. Rifles 34 (sargeant 4). Cross Country 1234 (captain 234) and (state participant 34). DAVE FLOWERS Track 34. BOB DURAL Letterman's Club 234. Basket- ball 1234. Baseball 1234. Football 1234. Track 1234. Elementary Tutor 4. Home coming Court 2. CHRIS EERKOVICH Concert Choir 1234. Madri- gals 4. Torch staff 4. Football I. Golf 234. Track 124 TIM EOX Track 3. Wrestling 3. KERRI FREDERICK Drama Club 234. Girls' Choir 123. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price County Government Day I. Pep Club 14. Torch Staff 234. Letterman s Club 234. Track 1234. Forensics 234. Class Officer I. Nat. US A A Award 4. Elementary Tutor 4. Cross country 1234 (co captain 4). Badger Girls State 3. Student Council 2. JODI GERLACH Marching Band 123. Girls' Choir I. Basketball 2. Elemen iary Tutor 3. Color Guard 123 DONNA HABAS Pep Club 4. Letterman s Club 34. Basketball 234. Volleyball 234 KAREN HERBST Mixed (girls ’) Choir 13. Color guard 12. RENEE GELINA Marching Band 1234. Girls' Choir I. Basketball 12. Color Guard 1234. HELEN GRIES TIM HEBERT Price County Government Day I. Letterman s Club 1234. Basketball 1234. Baseball 1234. Football 1234. LINDA HERBST Jazz Band 234. Pep Band 1234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Letter man’s Club 34. Gymnastics 1234. Track 1234 (manager). Prom Court 3. MICHELE HERRS7 Marching Band 234 (color- guard). Concert Band I. Mixed (girls') Choir I. Pep Club 14. Home Ec. Club 2 (public relations person). Vol- leyball 12. Class Officer 4 (student council). DARLA HILGART Volleyball (manager) I. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Pep Band 34. Band Treasurer 4. Class VP 4. FBIA 3. GREG HILGART Letterman's Club 234. Wres- tling 1234. VIC A 34. JOE HILGART Wrestling 124. Homecoming Court 3. VIC A 4. BECKY HERBST Pep Band 34. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234 (secretary). Volleyball 12 (manager I). FBLA 34 (Irea surer). JANE HILGART Mixed (girls') Choir 2. Con cert Choir 34. Pep Club I. Basketball 1234. Homecom- ing Court 2. FBLA 34 (VP 3). MICHELE HILGART Pep Band 34. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Concert Choir 1234. Madri gals 4. Gymnastics 123. Track 12. Volleyball 12. TODD HINTZ PETE HILGART KEITH HUGHES Football I. JENNY JEHN Pep Band 234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Concert Choir 1234. Madrigals 4. Drama Club 34. TFT 2. Price Co. Govt Day I. Pep Club 14. Letterman's Club 234 NHS 34. Track 1234. Volleyball 1234 (co captain 4). Forensics 1234. Class Of. 23. Cheerleader 34. Majorette 4. Price Co. Board Supervisor 234. School Board Rep 234. Student Council 1234 (Sec. treas. 12). PF Rev it I. Com 4 Pep Band 34. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Concert Choir 1234 (Presi dent 4). Madrigals 4. Science Club I. Track 3. KEN JAMROS Pep Band 3. Marching Band 123. Concert Band 123. Dra- ma Club I. Price County Gov- ernment Day I. Letterman s Club 1234. Baseball 23. Foot- ball 124. Track I. Wrestling 1234. Class Officer 2. (Vice president) Student Council I. THERESA JIRSCHELE Mixed (girls') Choir 123. Concert Choir 4. TRICIA KALVIN Pep Club 4. Basketball 1234. Track I. Volleyball 1234. Class Officer 24 (Sec.-treas.). DON KASHNER Price County Government Day I. Basketball I. Football I. Track 4. VICA 4 MIKE KELNHOEER VICA 4 JUDY KILOER Jazz Band 1234. Pep Band 234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Concert Choir 1234. Madrigals 4. Price Co. Gov. Day I. Pep Club 14. Lettermans Club 1234. Gymnastics 1234 (cap- tain 4). Nat Honor Society 34. Track 1234. Volleyball I. Homecoming Queen 4. Cheerleader 234 (captain 4). KIRK KNUTSON VICA 4. Lettermans Club 234. Football 1234 (captain 4). Track I. Wrestling 1234 (captain 4). Homecoming Court I. ANN KEMPER Pep Band 123. Marching Band 123. Concert Band 123. Concert Choir 1234 (Sec. 4). Price County Government Day I. Pep Club 14. Letter man's Club 1234. Nat. Honor Society 34 (treas. 4). Volley ball 1234 (captain 4). Foren- sics 1234. Life guard 34. Prom Queen 3. Homecoming Court I. Cheerleader 1234 (captain 34). LOUIS KOTORA Cross-country 3. VICA 4. THERESE KOVARIK KEN KRUEGER Concert Choir 3. Foothjll I. NANCY LANGNER Elementary Tutor 2. TIM KRONRERGER BRAD LARSON Concert Choir 2. Letterman's Club 234. Football 124. Track 123. Wrestling 1234. Home coming King 4. DAVE LITTLE PA TTY MC KUEN Girls' Choir 12. Home Ec. Club I LISA LOBERMEIER Letterman's Club 4. Basket ball 1234. Track I. Volleyball 2 (manager). Elementary Tu- tor 3. JEFF MADER Concert Choir 34. Letterman s Club 4. Football 234. Track 34. Prom King 3- DAVID MESSERSCHMIDT Jazz Band 123. Pep Band 1234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Basket ball I. Football I. Track I. Prom Court 2. CHRIS MIKULA Lettermans Club 4 Basket ball 12. Football 3. Track 34 CHRIS PELKIN Pep Band 234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Price Country Govern ment Day I. Pep Club 14. Nat. Honor Society 34. Track 1234. Volleyball 1234. VIC A (Pres.). MIKE MOLLMAN Science Club 2. Track 34. Cross country 34. JON OCKER Concert Choir 123. Madrigals 34. Basketball I. Football I. VIC A 4 JIM POETZL Basketball 12. Track 24. VIC A 4. FBLA 3 TRACEY RACETTE Pep Band 123. Marching Band 123. Concert Band 123. Concert Choir 1234. Madri- gals 4. Drama Club 234. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price Co. Government Day I. Pep Club 14. Nat. Honor Society 34 (President 4). Forensics 234. Life guard 34. High Quiz Bowl 4. SANDY ROMINSKE Jazz Band 1234. Pep Band 1234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234 (President 4). Nat. Honor Society 34 (Treasurer 4). Track I. Volley- ball 2. Class Officer I (Presi dent) 3 (Vice-president). Stu- dent Council I. BRIDGET ROSE L Marching Band I. Concert Band I. Mixed girls') Choir 13 (President 3). Letterman s Club 4. Gymnastics 12. Track 1. Volleyball I (manager). Elementary Tutor 3. Home coming Court 4. Cheerleader 2. Cross country 23. FBLA 3. Student Council 3. PHILIP SCHMIDT Concert Choir 12. Letterman s Club 234. Football 1234 (cap- lain 4). Track 1234. Wrestling 4. Photo Club 4. Homecoming Court 4. PHILLIP ROTH Golf 12. VICA 4. FBLA 3 CHRIS SCHMIDT Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price Co. Government Pay I. Foot- ball I. Track 12. Wrestling 1234. Prom Court I. VICA 4 DEB SCHOCH Marching Band I. Concert Band I. Girls' Choir 12. Pep Club I. Volleyball I (man ager). Cross-country 4 (man ager). Color Guard 234. LAURA SHILTS Pep Rand 12. Concert Band 12. Mixed Choir 4. Gymnas- tics 123. Track 12. Class Offi- cer 2. Cross-country 3. SANDY STEIN Mixed (girls') choir 34. Letter- man's Club 23. Basketball I. Volleyball I (captain). Class Officer 3 (secretary). Elemen tary Tutor 2. Cross-country 23. DEENA STURM Girls' Choir 2. Pep Club 4. Track I. Volleyball 1234 BRYAN TROYER Letterman's Club 34. Basket- ball 34 (captain 4). Baseball 34. Prom Court 3. Badger Boy's State 3. Who's Who 3. JODI STANDEN Home Ec. Club 2 (treasurer). FBI A 34 LISA STUEBER Concert Choir 1234 (Secre- tary 2. Business Man 4). Pep Club 4. Letterman's Club 34. Basketball 1234. Volleyball 234. FBLA 34 KRIS TANNER Marching Band 234. Mixed (girls') Choir 13 (Vice-presi dent 3). Concert Choir 4. Pep Club 4. Rifles 234. VIC A (sec- retary). SUSAN VINCENT Trees for Tomorrow 2. Pep Club 4. Basketball 123 (man ager 23). Volleyball 123. Ele menlary Tutor 3. FBI A 4. MICHELE WELTE Drama Club 4. Pep Club 4. Volleyball 4 (manager). JEANNE WOELFEL Pep Band 234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Ciris' Choir I. Trees for Tomorrow 2. Price Co. Gov. Day I. Pep Club 14. Letter- man's Club 34. Nat. Honor Society 34 (Vice-president 4). Basketball 1234 (co-captain 4). Track 124. Volleyball 1234. Forensics 1234. Stu dent Council 1234 (pres 4). Who's Who 4. Outstanding HS Student 3. US A A Nat Award 4. VINCE WEINBERGER Basketball 12. VIC A 4 DAN WOOD IE Jazz Band 1234. Pep Band 234. Marching Band 1234. Concert Band 1234. Football 1234. Track 1234. Homecom- ing Court 3. CLASS MOTTO What tits behind us and what lief ahead of us are tiny matters com pared to what lies within us. Class colors maroon and silver. RANDY YUNk Class flower. white rose VIC A 4 0k _ v Mbtt Senior Class Officers Darla Hilgart (Vice president); Dorothy Charleston (President): Tricia kalvin (Secretary treasurer). Juniors Terri Abel Rebecc3 Andrews Dan Armstrong Kristine Bachar Larry Billings Maria Bixby Kurt Boettcher Robert Borne Gary Bowman Steve Breckenridge William Brunkow Robert Brusch Ellen Campbell John Cooley Melody Darrow Steve Eitrem Connie Engel Ken Engel Michael Erickson Steve Eaurot Pete Feit Randy Eelch Jay Ferkovich Callie Grennier Ellyn Gunderson Chuck Gustafson Steve Goralski Diana Herbst 19 20 Juniors Pamela Hilgart Tami Hintz Kurt Hoefferle Darren Hosey Mark Hughes Kevin Jamros Jerry Jehn Tami Juneau Andy Kalvin Karen Karshna Kris Kinnear Paul Klepac Kathy Kohlmeir Kelly Koshak Mike Kronberger Paul Kronberger 1nA Doug Lenzen Kim Lenzen Colleen Levra Jayne Lind berg Kathy Little Jeff Lit wait us Juniors Jim Luc Carolyn Luhtah Patsy Lyon Susan Mader Scott McGregor Jerry Michalski Marie Michalski Becky Michalski Mindy Moller John Mollman Tom Moser Mark Palacek Mike Palecek Cheryl Pelkin Pam Perry Raymond Peterson Lorraine PoetzI Dawn Pohle Sheryl Post Andreas Pott Jean Pritzl Sharon Radlinger Susan Rogers Jeffery Sayler Rich Scherwinski Greg Schmidt Becky Schoch Chuck Schultz 21 Juniors 22 Jo Ann Schuth I isa Seidl Lori Semenchuk Becky Singer Robin Singer Kristi Slack Pete Smith Rich Stehr Amy Steiger Cindy Taft Tom Tapplin Roxanna Tesch Diane Thompson Blane Tom Tom Treml Paul Undis Sarah Venuta Lisa Weik Missy Welte Allen Whiteaker Scott Wolter Laurie Yunk Paul Zumbrock Sophomores Dan Ames James Armstrong Stephanie Bachar David Bali Shelly Barhier Ronald Barland Becky Bell Dan Bragee James Brandt Eric Buchholz Mike Cain Richard Cooley Amy Cuddehack Jean Dezolell Kurt DezoteU Connie Draxler Laurie Draxler Mike Duhr Rich Eder Tish Eggleston Scott Engel Mary Engeldinger Kelly Falstad a A Eric Fenzl Todd Fisher Anna Mae Forbes Pal Fox Missy Fuhrman Lisa Greenwood 23 24 Cindy Gregg Cary Cries I Cregg Griesel Tom Griffin John HerbsI Bob Herbst Debra Hilgaii Cordon Hilgarl Lisa Hilgarl Randy Hilgarl Dan Hodun Carla Hoffman Aaron Holm Michele Holt Mary Hundt Sophomores Kris Kenney Robert Kitten Peter Kolzow Matt Koshak April Laack Lisa LaRose Sophomores Gin i Lemke Pan Lobermeier Robbie Lyon Mark Mader Tammy Marsh Paul Mattke Daren Mazier Greg Meisinger Chuck Michalski Renee Michalski Chris Morgan Irish Noetzel Dan Perry Carol Peterson Jerry Plyer David PoetzI Becky Pohle Suzanne Pokela Kristen Pond Kraig Pritzl Jim Radlinger Scott Rekoski Mike Rose Debbie Schmidt Kelly Schmidt Lori Schneider Mike Schrader Michael Schroeder Kim Seery (trenJj Setterman Oenis Setterman John Severi Mike Seven Keith Sheedy Cun Sims Sophomores Jane Slack Brenda Smetak Jim Smith m Jenny Sow a Kelly Stein Darrel Sturm Kelly Taft Barb Thier Don Thier Sylvia Thomas Brian Thompson Patty Thums Victoria Weborg Mike Wolter Sharon Zierer Julie Zumbrock 26 Freshmen Beth Albert Peter Anderson Chris Armstrong Bill BjII PjuI Bjrbeln Judy Borland Jon BoUnd Jerry Bourgjrd John Bourgjrd 27 Mike Fuhrmjn Jill Gsvin Shjwne Grennier 28 Freshmen Cindy Griffin Bill Gruber Becky Hamm Elizabeth Harris Mike Hebert Jenni Heisler P.J. Herbst Kris Hilgarl Scott Hilgarl Tina Hintz Shannon Hoefferle Pam Isham Ron Jerroll Jeff Jorgenson Mary Kalvin Dennis Kelnhofer John Kenney Robert Klepac Mike Koshak Jackie Koiora Debbie Kronberger Tammy Kundinger Michelle Leitl David Lenzen Debbie Lenzen Freshmen Dan Levra Carol Lind berg Susan Little Joe Litwaitis Paul Lueloff Tim Lueloff Brian L use her Erin Mader Bill Merten Kenneth Meyer Paul Michalski Sara Miller Michelle Mollman James Moore Bill Neeck David Niehoff Paul Noetzel Shane O'Donnell Steph O'Donnell Tim O'Donnell James Pankratz Shane Peterson Mark Petska Joe Poetzl Dave Pohl Don Roach Dan Rose Treene Roth Tom Sargeant Mike Scanlon Edie Schmidt 29 Gene Schneider Jean Schneider Barb Schultz Brian Scott John Semenchuk Bon Series Bruce Smetak Andrea Smith Dory Spiller Dawn Sturm Wallace Swaney Shelly Szelagowski David Szymik Mike Tapplin Norman fetch Pete Venuta Jo Anne Vrablec Dave Walatek Gary Wartgow Donny Weinberger Charles Welle Brian Wirting Jody Wolfe Larry Wollnet Joseph Woodie Freshmen 30 Class Officers Junior Class Officers Pres Becky Schoch. V. Pres. Terri Abel. Secretary Treasurer Amy Larson Freshmen Class Officers. Pres. Paul Noetzl. V. Pres Mike Hebert. Secretary-Treasurer Mary Kalvin Sophomore Class Officers Pres Lori Schnieder. V. Pres Bob Herbst. Secretary Treasurer Patty Thums. photo not available Faculty Above left Mr. Kadlecek. Mr . Eckroad. Above right Mr . Back row. (left to right): Mr Butby. Mr Kadlecek. Mrs Harri . Mr Pelwiche. tested. Mr Frokjer. Mr. Swenson. Inset: Mr Orwell Soper. Warshall School Days - Reading And Writing .... Sealed. Mr Bouche'. Ms Weber. Standing: Mrs. Pond. Ms. Steiner. Left to right: Mr Rea . Mr . Swenson. Mr Fitzgerald. Mr S. Soper Faculty MUSIC Left to right Mr George. Mr Rugen. Mr Krueger BUSIMSS ED Left to right Mist Grahn. Mr Rand And Arithmetic; Taught By The PHY ED Back, left to right: Mr Owen. Mr German, fronti Mrs Frokjer. COUNSELORS Left to right: Mrs. Greenwood. Mr. Knutson Mrs. Swenson 34 Faculty Left to right. Mr Frederick. Mr Poplin. Mr Clark. Mr. Jordan. Mr. Me Farlane. Mr Burant and Mrs. Bouche' Rule Of A Hickory Stick!!’’ 35 Left to Right. Mrs. O. Soper. Mrs. Lokken. Mrs Gundelach. Mrs. Reas Mr Granstrom and Mrs. Dicka. Board Of Education First row (left to right), 6 Ocker. J. Jehn. 6. Tabbert. L Dane. W Preisler Second row (left to right), M Peterson. J. Saunders. C. Wiita. L Draxler. S. Radlinger (student member). L Schmidt Trees For Tomorrow Front row (left to right), L. Anderson. £. Gunderson. C. Pelkin. E. Campbell. K. Karsh na. J. Abel. S. Rogers. Second row (left to right), C Gustafson. K. Boetcher. P. Undis. J. Ferkovich. A Kalvin. M. Kronberger. K Hoefferle. D Armstrong. S. Reas. Principal Mr Ross Vice Principal-Mr. Fitzgerald 37 Cooks Custodians 38 '7 love vacuuming! Don't you?” Bus Drivers On The Road Again 39 ACTIVITIES U rah rah Park fa b High! Way to go Pep Band! We gotta get a good seat guys! Assemblies The big D made of human flesh. This year s pep assemblies were a tremendous success. The student body cooperated very nicely and everyone got into the spirit A special thanks to everyone who helped get these events organized. 41 Well, what do you want for ChristmasK Homecoming The Homecoming festivities started on Monday, otherwise known as Hush Day. Dan Woo- die was crowned Mr. Hush. Punk and Prep Day followed with the majority of the people participating. Red and White Day was topped off with a spir- ited pep assembly. On Friday was the Powder Puff Game. After the Cardinals played Fri- day night, the dance started. The King and Queen were Brad Larson and Judy Kilger. The at- tendants were: seniors Phil Schmidt and Bridget Rose, ju- niors Chuck Gustafson and Kathy Little, sophomores Bob Herbst and Cindy Gregg, and freshman Mike Hebert and Shelly Szelagowski. Taking lime out for a flow dance. Let's Go to the Hop! Students enjoying the dance. Jinxer Junior Attendants left to right: Bryan Troyer t Linda Herbs!. Mike Kitten i Karen Herbst. King and Queen Jeff Mader 6 Ann Kemper. Joe Hilgarl S Dana McElyea. Senior Attendants: Matt Burant S Charlene Barbeln The 19$2 Prom was definitely a suc- cess. The dance was under way in the early evening hours. Music was provided by Roadsters. After the dance, the movie Under the Rain- bow was shown and a breakfast of pancakes and sausage was served to all who attended. 43 Concert Choir Front row M. Hilgart. B Schoch. K. Little. M Byers. S. Rogers. K. Tanner. K. Bachar. C Grennier. A. Kemper. O. Sturm. L. Yunk. Second row. L. Hosey. 5. Post. C. Lindberg. P Hilgart. P. Thums. T. Jirschele. L. Boh. B Smetak. T. Hintz. L. Stueber. T Racette. A. Barbeln. C. Gregg. J. Jehn. J. Hilgart. J. Kilger. A. Steiger. Third row.- D. Hosey. S. Peterson, S. Eitrem. J. Woodie. K. Sims. J. Plyer. N. Tesch. M Erickson. J. Mader. D Lobermeier. D. Levra. D. Sturm. Fourth row. M. Mader. M. Schrader. G. Meisinger. G. Schmidt. T. Hintz. D Christianson. G. Schneider. D. Johnston. T. Fisher. D. Lee. M. Wolter. C. Morgan. C. Ferkovich. For the first time in four years the Park Falls Madrigals returned to pro- duce and perform the Elizabethan Banquet. Lords and Ladies of the Courte were dressed in full costume and performed music of the Elize- bethan era. A complete meal was served during the performance and the entire cafeteria was decorated to resemble an Elizabethan Banquet Hall. Front row (left to right): T. Racettc. M. Bytrs. T. Hintz. K. Bachar. C. Gregg. J. Kilger. Second row: M. Hilgart. B Schoch. $. Peterson. G. Schmidt. T Hintz. 0 Sturm. A. Steiger. J. Jehn. Third row: G. Meisinger. M Schrader. D. Lee. M Erickson. C. Ferkovich. BELOW. Officers (left to right) L. Stueber. T. Hintz. M. Erickson (standing). A. Kemper Concert Choir started the year in high gear with a concert in mid-October. From there it was a quick step into the Christmas Sea- son and the Christmas Concert. The high- light of the Christmas Season was the joint performance of Handel's Halleluia Chorus from the Messiah. performed by the High School Band and Concert Choir. Director. Mike Rugen. The Concert Choir is looking forward to a very active Spring with performances throughout the community and Solo En- semble Contest. Concert Choir and Mixed Choir would like to wish the Class of 83 all the luck in the future. 46 Mixed Choir What? This year the Mixed Choir was greatly involved in vocal development and tonal balance. This the second year that male voices were included in 7th hour choir and these voices added depth to an already delightful choral sound. Performances this year have included a concert in mid-October and a Christmas Concert. The spring promises to include Left to right: Debbie Kronberger. Becky Mi at least One more, chalski. Kelly left. After the group shot Now that was funny Mixed Choir: front row (left to right) B. Chafer. P Isham. A. Forbes. B Setterman. S. Zierer. K. Taft. J. Poetzl. J. Severi. B Scott. B Harris. S. Grennier. $. Little, second row. M Mo lman. A. Cuddeback. L. Poetzl. M. Hundt. M. Holt. M. Moller. S O Donnell. G. Griese . G. Griesel. D. Thompson. $ Hoefferle. V. Weiborg. D. Hilgart. B Michalski. third row. L. Tom. J. Gavin. M Leiti R Michalski. D. Herbst. L. Wollner. P. Noetzi J. Moore. D. Kronberger. K. Kohlmeier. E. Schmidt. J. Schneider. S. Miller. The Band Marches On!! This year's Park Falls High School instrumental music pro- gram has been a big success. The Marching Band prepared a field show which they took to competition in various locations. Also. this year the German Band and Snickle- fritz organized the annual Deutsch Fest which gave the town a taste of German food and dance. This year's Jazz Band also performed a Valentines' Day Sweet Heart Con- cert for the community. This past year has been very busy, but rewarding. This year's Pep Band consisted of members from every grade The above photo was taken at a winter sports pep assembly held during school. 46 Officers left to right. P. Charleston. P Hilgart. B. Herbst. S. Rominske. Jazz Band hard at work preparing for the Valentines' Pay Sweet Heart Concert PFH.S Ccmcwdr Bo jcL 'Moie?' Torch The joyful job of checking! This year's Torch staff was headed by Laurie Yunk and Kris Bachar. co- editors. and Mr. Busby. Torch advi- sor. Although the staff was sparse we managed to get things done. This year was an experiment-having co- editors and at times the pressure really built up. There were two Sen- iors on this years staff. Kerri Freder- ick (typist) and Chris Ferkovich (ad- vertising). They deserve a big thank you from the whole Senior class! Also from the whole staff of under- classmen. that -mile will gel you placet. Darrel! Shane. Bill, and Deb work diligently on the index. The beginnings of the Great Pyramid Now. look Darrel, this it how its done ✓ Ronom row (left to right), Kris Bachar. Darrel Sturm. John Severi. Chris Ferkovich. Shane O Donnell. Laurie Vunk. second row Debbie Kronberger. Stephanie Bachar. Kris Hilgart. Third row. Michelle Leitl. Bill Gruber top Becky Chafer Park, falls high school q anas uaa i'oo AM.-xoo P.W. (PPloOAJLj £j sy.cjbl ! The Bloodmobile is Coming! CW Q1 Fiday, f W + American Red Cross Mr Warshall ha been the advisor for the Student Council for the past several years. The 1982-S3 school year was marked by an ambitious and active Student Council. Under the guidance of Mr. Warshall. and council officers Jeanne Woelfel. Dorothy Charleston, and Shar- on Radlinger. the student representa- tives sponsored the 3rd Annual Blood- mobile. The council has a total of 16 members, four from each class. These selected students proved to be the diplomatic link between the administration and student body, and have encouraged students to become more active within school activities. Student Council representatives pictured above are: Front row: K. Schmidt. D Kronberger. E. Mader. $. Szelagowski. O. Schmidt. Second row: L. Schneider. C. Crennier. M. Herbst. S. Radlinger. (Sitting) J. Woelfel. O Charleston. J. Jehn. Mr Warshall. and B Schoch. 52 VICA VICA. the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is a nation-wide organization dedicated to providing students with the opportunity to demonstrate and further develop the competencies important to success in industrial occupations. Also, VICA has a goal of inspiring and develop- ing leadership ability in students. One way VICA accomplishes these goals is by holding a National Skills Olympics. The Skills Olympics is a statewide compe- tition between schools in the various in- dustrial and vocational fields. At Park Falls High School all students in the Advanced Power Mechanics. Voca- tional Graphics. Capstone Metals, and Ad- vanced Building Trades classes are VICA members. This is only the second year students from Park Falls High School have been involved in the VICA organization, but they are ex- pecting a good showing in the skills com- petitions. Front row. left to right: D. Hilgjrt. Mrs. Karthna. 7. Peterson. Mr. Jordan, second row.- T. Fox. P. Roth. S. Palacek. P Hilgart. (hiding) D. Kaschner. J. Ocker. I. Pritzl. Not pictured are several faculty members and numerous students who have been involved with the development of the local chapter of VICA. IMC Front row (left to right): C Griffin, t Barland. M. Michalski. J Barland. Eitrem. The IMC. like other departments this year, has been busy planning a curriculum. It is the goal of the IMC to have a planned program of study that will instruct all stu- dents in the proper use of the IMC row, B. Ball. J. Boland. S. for the core courses in the cur- riculum. A major addition to the IMC this year has been four Apple comput- ers. The computers were pur- chased with Federal funds to be used in the Business Education and Mathematics departments. When the computers are not in the classroom, they are made available for student use. Working as aides in the library this year were: Andy Kalvin. Patsy Lyon. Lisa Lobermeier. Steve Ei- trem. Jodi Gerlach. Julie Barland. Allen Whiteaker. Angie Griffin. Jon Boland. Pete Venuta and Bill Ball. 53 This was an exciting sound year for the Park Falls chapter of Future Business Leaders of America. In addition to the regular activities and fund rais- ing schemes. members of the chapter assisted the Park Falls Revitalization Steering Com- mittee by typing surveys and providing secretaries for their meetings. This year the chapter really put Park Falls on the map by host- ing the Region II Leadership Conference on Saturday. Feb- ruary 12. 1983. This honor was bestowed upon Park Falls be- cause Susanne Ball was elected as the 1982-83 Region II Vice President. From row (left to right): Mi,, Grahn. S Palacek. B Herb,,. S. Ball S. Po„. and D Ball Second row: I. Kundinger. A. Forbes. L Barland. K Kenny. L laRose. D. Engel Third row, J Luhtala. 0. Meisinger. B Ball. T Kalvin Schmidt. J. Standen Left to right: Becky Herbs!. Susanne Ball. Stephanie Palacek. (standing). Sheryl Post. 54 Drama £ ! Ko,',A ,y 1“ M SchnuJ' M y ■ V-K Pe,en Metier. recond row Jh Trecey Kecerie. th.rd row Mr, Hem,. Jenny Jehn. Kerri Frederick. Greg Schmidt. Mike Erickson (photo by He,eld) Armstrong. Algernon. Flowers for Algernon earned Park Falls drama students a finalist plac que at the Wisconsin State Theatre Festival. Charlie, played by Jim Arm strong, was the retarded young man who became brilliant through an experimental operation by Dr. Straus Greg Schmidt and Professor Nemur • Tracey Racette This operation had only been performed once before on a mouse named Algernon. Alice Kinnion ■ Jenny Jehn played Charlie's teacher and friend. Kerri Frederick was the lab technician. When Algernon dies. Charlie realizes his intelligence and life are also threatened. In a moving last scene Charlie, again retarded, places flowers on Algernon's grave and sets out on his own last journey wiser in the values of friendship and the quality of life. Amy Steiger directed the play and Mike Erickson. Daren Mazier. Mike Wolter. Dan Rose. Mary Jane Wagner and Deb Schmidt were the crew. Charlie, this machine will do many things for your mind.” (photo by Herald) How welch very cerefully Ctofc. ' - Cherlie i, receiving in.trucion, from the lab technician, (photo by Herald). National Honor Society Front row. (left to right): M Bixby. J Woe fel. K. Drake. $ Rommske. J. Ferkovich. C Pe kin. second row J. Jehn. A Kemper. M. Herbs!. M Byers. F. Campbell. M. Kronberger J Abel. K Bachar. J. Kilger. F Diebold. third row S. Post. L. Semenchuk. F. Gunderson. D Charleston, T Raccette C Pelkm G. Schmidt. K. HoeUerie. Badger State The 1981-83 National Honor Society consisted of twenty- four students, who maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or above. The group involved II seniors and II juniors with Tracey Racette serving as President. Doro- thy Charleston as Vice-president, and Ann Kemper as trea- surer. Mr. Delwiche was the faculty advisor. pictured in the photograph to the left are the Badger State Representatives: Front row (left to right) Jenny Jehn. Kerri Frederick Back row (left to right) Kyle Drake. Tom Ames. Bryan Troyer. 57 Baseball I9S1 Bate ball Team: From row Tom Ames. Jeff Litwaitus. Mike Kronberger. Bill Oehrman Brian Perry. Mark Armstrong, and Paul Weber Back row, Coach Larson. Bobby Dural. Tim Hebert. Bryan Troyer. Jay Ferkovich. Jerry Herbs!, and Coach Armstrong Hit Me With Your Best Shot ” The wind up and the pilch. This year's Baseball Team record. 23-6. was the best ever. The team was regional champ and sectional champ. Also they were conference champs for the third year in a row. This year was their first year to state. All Conference first team players were Mark Armstrong. Bill Oehram. Jerry Herbst. Brian Perry. Tim Hebert. Bryan Troyer. and Mike Kronberger. Honorable mention. Bob Dural. Terrific job guysll Track Front row left to right. Alice Barbeln. Sheri Johnson. Kris Kenney. Sharon Kadlinger. [Hen Camp Ml Cindy Gregg, Second row, Karol Koshak. Linda Boh. Chris little. Lucy Fenll Judy Kilger. Lynn Washatka Third row Coach Swenson. Kelly Martin Ann LeHI. Kerri Fredrick. Jill Printer. Jenny Jthn. r Give it all you have LucyI Jerry t Jay getting ready for the meet The girls' track team did very well last year. They tied for first in the confer- ence duel meets with a record of five wins and one loss. The captains were Jill Preisler and Chris Little. New school records set during the season were: Ann Leitl at discus 104 feet 5 inches. Ellen Campbell in 110 meter low hur- dles- 16.5 and in 300 meter low hur- dles -49.6. Judy Kilger in 400 meter run- 62.3, and Lucy Eenzl in 1600 meter run- 5:40.7 and in 3200 meter run- 12:03.9. The boys’ track team placed sixth in the conference last year. Mr. German blames this on a lack of upper class- men. In the conference meet team cap- tain Jerry Herbs!, also MVP. placed third on pole vault. The 1600 meter relay team, consisting of Jerry Herbst. Bob Graf. Pat Schilts. and Jerry Jehn placed third also. Pat Schilts placed fourth in the 800 meter run. Greg Coo- ley placed fifth in discus. Scott Duzell placed sixth in shot put. and Mike Se- ven. a freshman, placed sixth in the 1600 meter run. Eye Of The TigerV' Girts' Cross Country left to right G. Lemke. M Mollman. K. Kenney. L. Fenzl Back row. D. Oh What a Beautiful Morning Schoch. L Dural. C. Gregg. M Kalvin. K. Fredrick. Get Set! Coach Jordan had to be content with individual success this season. Both the boys and girls finished with 1-4 conference records. Lucy Fenzel. Kerri Fredrick and Kyle Drake were named to the Lumber Jack All Conference team. Also, for the second consecutive year Lucy Fenzl qualified for the State meet. According to Coach Jordan, recruit- ing will be the key for the next sea- son. The team had the talent this year but not the numbers. More depth will be needed to become a top challenger in our conference. Beady for the big race! Boys' Cross Country team left to right. E. Fenzl. T. Fox. J. Severi. T. Peterson Back row.- M. Moll man. K. Drake. M Schrader. S. Peterson. 61 The Fighting Cards! Varsity i J. V. Teams left to right Coach Bouche. K Knutson. P Schmidt. K Jamros. D. Kaschner. B. Dural. J Mader. B. Larson. T Hebert. D Woodie. J. Ferkovich. second row K. Engel. P. Warner. K. Hoefferle. M Kronberger. 6. Bowman. D. Lenzen. P Feit. R. Stehr. R. Fetch. C. Gustafson, third row Coach Knutson. M. Palecek. M. Koshak. M. Severi. K. Jamros. J. Jehn. M. Hebert. D. Johnston. S. Goralski. S. McGregor, fourth row-. Coach German. T. Griffin. K. Print. R. Cooley. B. Herbs!. D Armstrong. C. Morgan. D. Bragee. M. Rose. D. Sturm The 1982 P. F. Cardinals The anticipated record for the 1982 Cards looked rather bleak at the on set of the season with only three starters coming back from the contending ’81 team. Coach Bouche' had to fill seven- teen positions with young and inexperi- enced ball players. With this type of situation, the '82 record could easily have been 0-9 or 1-8. but with strong leadership from K. Knutson. P. Schmidt, and T. Hebert, the Cards surprised themselves and many people who came to watch them perform. The stiff competition that the Cards faced, along with the inexperience the team had. helped the team to develop strong character. Because of this, this season was very successful. The real surprise to the area came when the '82 campaign was ended with a 4-5 record. Many people realized it was an uphill battle with the onslaught of injuries to key people. Reflecting back on the sea- son. the fans perceived that if a few breaks would have gone the Cards way. it could have easily been a 7-2 season. Congratulations to all the Cards for giv- ing Park Falls another exciting football season. Special Congratulations go to Kirk Knutson. Jay Ferkovich. Phil Schmidt, and Tim Hebert for making All-Conference. Varsity Volleyball team: front rote left to right: A. Kemper. A. Barbeln. D. Habas. S. Radlinger. middle row: J. Jehn. A. Leitl. T. Kalvin. L. Steuber. back row. Coach Greenwood. D. Stuem. J. Woefel. M. Bixby Freshman Volleyball team. front row left to right. P. Burhans. S. Miller. B. Hamm. T. Roth, middle row: J. Vrablec. K. Hilgart. B. Alberi. S. O' Donnell, back row. S. Grennier. J. Heisler. D. Sturm. S. Little Volleyball M --m—— J. V. Volleyball team, front row left to right, D. Hilgart. B. Pohle. A. Forbes. K. Falstad. P. Noetzl. middle row: D. Schmidt. F. Mader. L. Poetzl. A. Lar- son. V. Weborg. back row. Coach Grahn. S. Post. 7. Abel. S. Szelagowski. K. Karshna The season began on a very strong note with three returning starters: Alice Barbelh. Jenny Jehn. and Ann Kemper, joined by two other return- ing letter winners: Donna Habas and Ann Leitl. Early predictions placed the Cardinal girls in contention for the Conference title. Unfortunately, the predictions were far from accu- rate. The team rarely played a con- sistent match and defeated only four opponents. According to Coach Greenwood. We never came to- gether as everyone expected. It was a long emotional season, but the girls were always good sports and good friends. Alice Barbeln placed second team All-Conference and Deena Sturm and Ann Kemper were given Honor- able Mention. Teamwork was the key to a winning season for the Junior Varsity volley- ball team. Even after a number of personnel changes, the squad kept its team spirit and with energy and determination Bnished the year with a 8-4 record. This is the first year that the Junior Varsity team consist- ed of freshmen, sophomores and ju- niors. Concentration on the fundamentals of bumps, sets, spikes, and serves enabled the squad to put it all to- gether during their games. Improve- ment was seen in every player, and the squad should look forward to a very successful season next year. The Freshman Volleyball team had a good season this year. They are a great group of girls and will prove to be a future asset to the Junior Varsi- ty squad. Also, this was the first year that Freshman members were pro- moted speaking directly of Erin Mader and Shelly Sczelagowski. Great season galsl Freshman hard at workI Golf Dan The Man Ames. Look at that form! This year’s golf team did a fair job of playing even though their con- ference rating wasn’t as high as could be expected. The team s se- ries of Stale representatives came to a halt in spite of good efforts by both the players and Coach Del- wiche. IM front row (,rf1 to tight) J Litwaitis. ft Peterson. L Semenchuck. C. Ferkovich. P kolzow Back row: S. Wolter. 1 Ames. D Mazier. P Undis. M Wolter. D Ames Is it gonna make it? WRESTLING front row left to right: C. Welle. P Venula. J. Bourgard. A. Kalvin. C. Schultz, hack row B Neeck. M. Koshak. S. Hilgart. P. Noetzel. D. Levra. The main goal of this year's Junior Varsity wrestling team was to improve each week. Coach Rand felt that this goal was attained and he was very pleased with the effort put forth by the team. Leadership on the team came from juniors Andy Kalvin and Chuck Schultz. The remainder of the team consisted of very talented sophomores and freshmen These wrestlers should contribute greatly to the success of Park Falls wrestling in the fu- ture. They are. Chuck Welle. Pete Venula. John Bourgard. Bill Neeck. Matt koshak. Scott Hilgart. Paul Noetzel and Dan Levra. front row left to right: K. Jamros. K. Meyer. B Larson. J Mollman. C Schmidt. J. Hilgart. back row. K. Jamros. K. Drake. G. Hilgart. K. Knutson. J. Cooley. P Schmidt. Joe Hilgart counting lights!' (below) Greg and Ken 'All tied up! The Park Falls wrestling team is undefeated in dual matches this year with a 5-0 record. The Cards are in first place in the Lumberjack Con- ference with a Vz game lead over Tomahawk and Lakeland The Cards have a very well balanced team with a very representative wrestler in each weight class. Junior Kevin Jamros and freshman Ken Meyer provide strength in the light weight matches Senior Brad Larson and John Mollman. a junior, fol- low this with experience and talent at 11J and 119. Seniors Chris Schmidt. Joe Hilgart. Ken Jamros. Kyle Drake. Greg Hilgart. and Kirk Knutson usually end any hopes other teams might have of staying with the Cards. New- comers John Cooley and Phil Schmidt are im- proving fast in the upper two weights 65 Boy's Basketball Left to right: Coach Fitzgerald. M kronherger. B Herhst. J. Ferkovkh. B Dural D Armstrong. B Troyer. J. Hebert. D Lenzen. T. Ames. S. McGregor. J. John. Coach Oaulke. (kneeling D Poetzl. J. Severt) Photo by the Herald Front row left to right M Severt. J Bourgard. M Hebert. R kitten. G. Griesel second row: D Ames. P Herbst. S. Walter. J. Fisher. G. Griesel. Coach Gaulke After 13 games the Cardinals find themselves at 11 -J and in first place in the Lumberjack confer- ence. After an opening loss to Rhinelander. Park Falls reeled off nine straight victories including upsets of Ashland and a one point victory over Lakeland on a last second shot by Jay Ferkovich which capped a great comeback that saw the Cards trailing by six points with less than 2 min utes to play The victory streak ended at Med ford as the local team lost in an overtime. After the loss another win streak was started with wins over Northland Pines and Ironwood. The Iasi Five games of the season will determine who will win the title as four teams including Park Falls are in the running. Front row. left to right J. Litusaitis. B Wirsing. C Armstrong. J. Foley. S Frederick. Second row: J. Felt. D. Neihoff. G. Schneider. D Roach. J. Moore. Coach Neil Hogmann 66 Girls' Basketball Go for it Sharon! left to right: I lobermeier. I. Poetzl. A. Larson. S. Pott. S Radlinger. £ Mader. second row, £ Campbell. L Slueber. J. Hilgart. I Kalvin. J Woelfel. O Habas This year's girls' basketball team is made up of six seniors, five juniors, and one freshman. The team has adequate heighth in Trish Kalvin. Jeanne Woelfel. and Jane Hilgart. Their ball han- dling chores will rest with Ellen Campbell and Lisa Stueber. The team will have better bench strength than it has in the past, but the real question will be the front line. With the conference obviously improved, the Cards are going to need to come up with a cohesive unit that can play aggressive defense and pa- tient offense if they are to be successful at all. Their biggest problem may well prove to be their own shooting ability - from the floor or from the line. Gosh! I with it were the! easy during the game! left to right: O Hilgart. S. Szelagowski. I. Our at. M. Kalvin second row, Coach Szelagowski. B.Pohle. £■ Schmidt. S. Linle. Girls' Gymnastics The gymnasts got off to a tough start this season, with only 2 returning letter win- ners but finished the year on top as in the past. Seniors Judy Kilger and Lucy Fenzl did outstanding jobs as our two all- arounds. Our sophomores were Anna Forbes. Kelly Taft. Sharon Zierer. Mary Hundt, and Michele Holt. Freshmen who put out Fine performances were Sara Mill- er. Dori Spiller. Beth Harris, and JoAnn Vrablec. We are looking forward to a win- ning season again next year. from row left to right: K. Taft. S. Miller. M Hundt. I. Fenzl. second row. M Holt. A Forbes. S. Zierer. J. Vrablec. J Kilger Please don I let me fell! Up. Up. Over!!! Such grace and skill!! The J.V. showed lots of potential and will really help to round out the Varsity squad next year. Their potential grace and quali- ties will help them win future meets. 68 Hang in there! Football — Wrestling lop to bottom K. Schmidt. S. Roger . P Thum . M Wagner. J. Kilger. L. Left to right D McElyea. S Larson. P Perry. Top. Karthna Schneider Basketball 69 Torch Staff 1982-1983 Advisor Co- Editors Advertising Typists Artist Index Photographers General Staff . Mr. Bushy Laurie Yunk. Kris Bachar Laurie Yunk. Kris Bachar. Chris Ferkovich. Jean Pritzl. Amy Steiger. Brian Thompson. Greg Meisinger Debbie Kronberger Laurie Yunk. Chris Hilgart. Mr. Busby Kerri Frederick. Cindy Taft Shane O'Donnell Michelle Leitl. Becky Chafer. Stephanie Bachar. Shane O'Donnell. Bill Gruber. Jon Boland. Debbie Kronberger. Dave Poetzl. Greg Meisinger. John Severt. Lisa LaRose, Cindy Greg. Darrel Sturm. Special Thanks to Therese Kovarik for the help in the printing process. Also, special thanks to Jenny Jehn for helping us meet our final deadline. At the beginning of the 1982-83 school year Kris and I thought that editing the Torch as Juniors would be fairly easy. As the year went on we found out we were wrong. This book was an experiment for Kris and I. A year ago we were just general staff, now we find ourselves co-editors of a several thousand dollar book. It's been hard. Some Seniors weren't very happy with the Juniors running the show, which made it extra hard, but we survived. Our staff was small, but they were the best staff we could have asked for. They put in a lot of time and effort. They deserve everyone's thanks. We hope you enjoy this year's TORCH. Congratulations Seniors! 71 RON ERNST LUMBER For The Best Answers To Your Building Problems Fifield. Wl 54524 715-762-2225 BOB S SUPER SERVICE Mobile Products Fifield. Wl 54524 SAUNDER S HOME CENTER, INC Cash And Carry Ftome Center Park Falls. Wl. 54552 715-762-2040 insuring your future insures ours FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC PHONE 715 762-2411 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PO BOX 250 PARK FAILS. WISCONSIN S4552 PRICE COUNTY'S LARGEST SANK PHONE 715 782-2411 F .0 BOX EBO f 1 FTK EXXLLEt W SCDA O A 73 STEIGER MOTOR SALES INC Compliments Of GRUENER WALD Used Cars And Trucks International Harvester Fish Fry Fridays All Kinds Of Gatherings Park Falls. Wl 5455-? Park Falls. 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Becky 27. 47. 50-51 Christianson. Patty 27. 47 DU linger. Debra 27 Dragovich. Rich 27 Dural. Lori 27. 48-49. 61. 67 Feit. John 27. 62. 66 Fenzl. John 27. 48-49 Foley. Jim 27. 62. 66 Frederick. Shane 27. 62. 66 Fuhrman. Mike 27 Gavin. Jill 27. 47 Grennier. Shawne 27. 47. 63 Griffin. Cindy 28 Gruber. Bill 28. 48-49. 50-51 Hamm. Becky 28. 48-49. 63. 65 Harris. Beth 28. 48-49. 47. 61. 68 Hebert. Mike 28. 31. 42. 62. 66 Heisler. Jenni 28. 63 Herbst. P.J. 28. 62. 66 Hilgart. Kris 28. 48-49. 50-51. 63 Hilgart. Scott 28. 62. 65 Hintz. Tina 28. 48-49 Hoefferle. Shannon 28. 47 Isham. Pam 28. 47 Jorgenson. Jeff 28 Kalvin. Mary 28. 31. 48-49. 61. 67 Kelnhofer. Dennis 28 Kenney. John 28 Klepac. Robert 28 Koshak. Mike 28 Kotora. Jackie 28 Kronberger. Debbie 28. 47. 48-49. 50-51 Kundinger. Tammy 28. 48-49 Leitl. Michelle 28. 47. 50-51 Lenzen. David 28. 62 Lenzen. Debbie 28 Levra. Dan 29. 46. 62. 65 Lindberg. Carol 28. 48-49 Little. Susan 29. 47. 63. 67 Litwaitis. Joe 29. 62. 66 Lueloff. Paul 29 Lueloff. Tim 29 Luscher. Brian 29. 55. 62 Mader. Erin 29. 63. 67 Merten. Bill 29. 47. 62 Meyer. Ken 29. 62. 65 Michalski. Paul 29 Miller. Sara 29. 47. 48-49. 63. 68 Mollman. Michelle 29. 47. 61 Moore. Jim 29. 62. 66 Neeck. Bill 29. 62. 65 Niehoff. David 29. 62. 66 Noetzel. Paul 29, 31. 62. 65 O Donnell. Shane 29. 48 49. 50-51 O'Donnell. Steph 29. 63 OVonnell. Tim 29. 46. 62 Pankratz. James 29 Peterson. Shane 29. 46. 60. 61 Petska. Mark 29 Poetzl. Joe 29. 47. 48-49 Pohl. Dave 29 Roach. Don 29. 62. 66 Rose. Dan 29, 48-49. 56 Roth. Treene 29. 47. 63 Sargeant. Tom 29 Scanlon. Mike 29. 62 Schmidt. Edie 29. 47. 67 Schneider. Gene 30. 62. 66 Schneider. Jean 30. 47. 48 Schultz. Barb 30 Scott. Brian 30. 47. 62 Semenchuk. John 30. 62 Series. Ron 30. 66 Smetak. Bruce 30. 62 Smith. Andrea 30 Spiller. Dory 30. 48-49. 68 Sturm. Dawn 30. 46. 48-49. 63 Swaney, Wallace 30 Szelagowski. Shelley 30. 42. 48-49. 63. 67 Szymik. Dave 30 Tapplin. Mike 30 Tesch. Norman 30. 46. 62 Venuta. Pete 30. 62. 65 Vrablec. JoAnne 30. 48-49. 63. 68 Walasek. Dave 30 Wartgow. Gary 30. 48-49. 62 Weinberger. Donny 30. 62 Welle. Chuck 30. 48-49. 65 Wirsing. Brian 30. 62. 66 Wolfe. Jody 30 Wollner. Larry 30. 47 SOPHOMORES Ames. Dan 23. 64. 66 Armstrong. Jim 23. 48-49. 56. 62 Bachar. Stephanie 23. 50-5 Ball. David 23 Barbeir. Shelley 23. 47 Barland. Ron 23. 60 Belle. Becky 23 Bragee. Dan 23. 62 Brandt. Jim 23 Buchholz. Eric 23 Cain. Michael 23 Cooley. Richard 23. 62 Cuddeback. Amy 23. 47 Dezotell. Jean 23 Dezotell. Kurt 23 Draxle. Connie 23. 48-49 Draxler. Laurie 23. 48-49 Duhr. Mike 23 Eder. Richard 23 Eggleston. Tish 23 Engel. Scott 23 Engeldinger. Mary 23 Falstad. Kelly 23. 43. 63 Fenzl. Eric 23. 61 Fisher. Todd 23 Forbes. Anna 23. 47. 48. 63. 68 Fox. Pat 23 Fuhrman. Missy 23 Greenwood. Lisa 23 Gregg. Cindy 24. 42. SO-SI. 60. Griesel. Gary 24. 47 Griesel. Gregg 24. 47 Griffin. Tom 24. 62 Herbst. John 24 Herbst. Bob 24. 31. 42. 62 Hilgart. Deb 24. 47. 63. 67 Hilgart. Gordie 24 Hilgart. Lisa 24 Hilgart. Randy 24 Hodun. Dan 24 Holm. Aaron 24 Holt. Michele 24. 47. 68 Hundt. Mary Sue 24. 47. 48. 68 Jablonski. Anita 24 Johnson. Sheri 24. 48-49. 60 Johnston. Dan 24. 62 Kenney. Kris 24. 48-49. 60. 61 Kitten. Rob 24 Kolzow. Pete 24. 64 Koshak. Matthew 24. 48-49. 62. Laack. April 24. 48-49. 60 LaRose. Lisa 24. 48-49. SO-SI Lemke. Gini 25. 48-49. 61 Lobermeier. Dan 25 Lyon. Bob 25 Mader. Mark 25 Marsh. Tammy 25, 48. 52 Mattke. Paul 24 Mazier. Daren 25. 56. 64 Meisinger. Greg 25. 50-51. 46 Michalski. Chuck 25 Michalski. Renee 25. 47. 48 Morgan. Chris 25. 62 Noetzet. Patricia 25. 48. 63 Perry. Dan 25 Peterson. Carol 25. 48-49 Plyer. Jerry 25 Poetzl. David 25. 50-51 Pohle. Becky 25. 48-49. 63. 67 Pokela. Sue 25 Pond. Kristen 25. 48-49 61 Pritzl. Kraig 25. 62 Radlinger. Jim 25 Rekoske. Scott 25 Rose. Mike 25. 48-49. 62 Schmidt. Debbie 25. 48-49. 52. 56. 63 Schmidt. Kelly 25. 48-49. 52. 69 Schneider. Lori 25. 31. 48-49. 52. 69 Schrader. Mike 35. 61 Schroeder. Mike 25. 61 Seery. Kim 25 Setterman. Brenda 26. 47. 48 Setterman. Denis 26 Severt. John 26. 47. 50-51. 61 Seven. Mike 26. 62 Sheedy. Keith 26 Sims. Cun 26 Slack. Jane 26 Smetak. Brenda 26. 48-49. 46 65 Smith. Jim 26 Sowa. Jenny 26. 47 Stein. Kelly 26 Sturm. Darrel 26. 50-51. 62 Taft. Kelly 26. 47. 48. 68 Thier. Barbara 26 Thier. Don 26 Thomas. Sylvia 26. 47. 48 Thompson. Brian 26 Thums. Patty 26. 31. 48. 69 Tom. Lori 26 Way. Jim 26 Wagner. Mary 26. 56, 48-49, 69 Warren. Dan 26 Weborg. Vickie 26. 47. 63 Wolter. Mike 26. 56. 64 Zierer. Sharon 26. 47. 48. 68 Zumbrock. Julie 26. 48-49 JUNIORS Abel. Terri 19. 31. 36. 48-49. 63. 69 Andrews. Becky 19. 48-49 Armstrong, Dan 19. 36 Bachar. Kris 19. 46. 48-49. 50-51 Billings. Larry 19 Bixby. Marie 19. 48-49 Boettcher. Kun 19. 36 Borne. Joe 19 Bowman. Gary 19. 62 Breckenridge. Steve 19 Brunkow. Bill 19 Brusch. Bob 19 Campbell. Ellen 19. 36. 48-49. 60. 67 Cooley. Jon 19. 65 Darrow. Melody 19. 46 Eitrem. Steve 19 Engel. Connie 19 Engel. Ken 19 Erickson. Mike 19. 46. 48-49. 56 Faurot. Steve 19 Feit. Pete 19. 62 Fetch. Randy 19. 62 Ferkovich. Jay 19. 36. 59. 60 Goralski. Steve 19. 62 Grennier. Callie 19. 46 Gunderson. Ellyn 19. 36. 48-49 Gustafson. Chuck 19. 36. 42. 62 Herbst. Diana 19. 47 Hilgart. Pam 20. 46. 48-49 Hintz. Tami 20. 46 Hoefferle. Kurt 20. 36 91 Hosey. Darren 20. 46 Hughes. Mark 20 Jamros. Kein 20. 62. 65 Jehn. Jerry 20. 48-49. 60. 62 Juneau. Tami 20 Kalvin. Andy 20. 65 Karshna. Kerry 20. 36. 63. 69 Kinnear. Kris 20 Klepac. Paul 20 Kohlmeier. Kathy 20. 47 Koshak. Kelly 20 Kronherger. Mike 20. 36. 59 Kronberger. Paul 20. 60 Kundinger. Dan 20 Larson. Amy 20. 31. 63. 67 Larson. Stacy 20. 69 Lenien. Doug 20. 62 Lenzen. Kim 20 Levra. Colleen 20, 47 Lindberg. Jane 20 Little. Kathy 20. 42 Litwaitis. Jeff 20. 59. 64 Lucas. Jim 21. 48-49 Luhtata. Carolyn 21 Lyon. Patsy 21 Mader. Sue 21. 48-49 McGregor. Scott 21. 62 Michalski. Becky 21. 47 Michalski. Jerry 21 Michalski. Marie 21 Moller. Mindy 21. 47 Mollman. John 21. 65 Moser. Tom 21. 48-49 Palacek. Mark 21. 62 Palacek. Mike 21 Pelkin. Cheryl 21. 36. 48 49 Perry. Pam 21. 69 Peterson. Ray 21. 64 Poetzl. Lorraine 21. 63. 67 Pohle. Dawn 21 Post. Sheryl 21. 63. 67 Pott. Andy 21 Pritzl. Jean 21 Radlinger. Sharon 21. 36, 48-49. 52. 60. 67 Rogers. Sue 21. 36. 46. 48. 69 Say ter. Jeff 21 Scherwinski. Rich 21 Schmidt. Greg 21. 46. 48-49. 56 Schoch. Becky 21. 31. 48-49. 46. 52 Schultz. Chuck 21. 65 Schuth. Jo Ann 21 Seidl. Lisa 22. 48 49 Semenchuk. Lori 22. 48-49. 64 Singer. Becky 22 Singer. Robin 22 Slack. Kristi 22 Smith. Pete 22 Stehr. Rich 22. 62 Steiger. Amy 22. 46. 48-49. 52. 56. 69 Taft. Cindy 22 Tapplin, Tom 22 Tesch. Roxanna 22 Thompson. Diane 22. 47. 48-49 Tom. Blane 22 Treml. Tom 22 Undis. Paul 22. 36. 48-49. 64 Venuta. Sarah 22 Voda. Jamie 22 Warner. Paul 22. 62. 60 Weber. Paul 22. 48-49. 59 Weik. Lisa 22. 48-49 Welle. Missy 22 Whiteaker. Allen 22 Wolter. Scott 22. 64 Yunk. Laurie 22. 46. 50-51 Zumbrock. Paul 22 SEMORS Ames. Tom 3. 48-49. 57. 59. 64. 66 Balezewski. Lon 3 Ball. Susanne 3. 48-49. 54 Barbeln. Alice 3. 46. 48. 60. 69 Barland. Julie 3 Barland. Laurie 3 Benz. Rich 3 Bolz. Linda 3. 46. 48. 60 Brueling. Scott 4 Byers. Melinda 4. 48 49. 46. 57 Charleston. Dorothy 4. 48-49. 52. 55. 57 Christianson. Dan 4. 46 Cuddeback. Keven 4 Damrow. Keven 4 Dane. Tim 4 Diebold. Faith 4 Drake. Kyle 5. 57. 61. 65 Dural. Bob 5. 59. 62. 66 Elfinger. Bob 5 Engel. Donna 5 Fenzl. Lucy 5. 48-49. 60. 61. 68 Ferkovich. Chris 5. 46, 55. 50-51. 64 Flowers. Dave 5 Fox. Tim 5. 61 Frederick. Kerri 6. 50-51. 55. 56. 57. 60. 61 Gelina. Renee 6. 48 Gerlach. Jodi 6 Gries. Helen 6 Habas. Donna 6. 67 Hebert. Tim 6. 59. 62. 66 Herbst. Karen 6. 43. 47 Herbs!. Linda 6. 43. 48-49 Herbst. Michele 7. 48. 52 Herbst. Becky 7. 48-49. 54 Hilgart. Darla 7. 17. 48-49. 54 Hilgart. David 7 Hilgart. Greg 7. 65 Hilgart. Jane 7. 46. 67 Hilgart. Joe 7. 43. 65 Hilgart. Michele 7. 46. 48-49 Hilgart. Pete 8 Hintz. Todd 8. 46. 48-49 Holt. Kevin 8. 48-49 Hosey. Lydia 8. 46 Hughes. Keith 8 Jamros. Ken 8. 62. 65 92 Jehn. Jenny 8. S3. 48-49. 56. 57. 60. 69. 46 Jirschele. Teresa 8. 46 Kalvin. Tricia 9. 17. 67. 65 Kaschner. Don 9. 63 Kelnhofer. Mike 9 Kemper. Ann 9. 43. 69. 55. 57 Kilger. Judy 9. 43. 46. 48-49. 57. 60. 69. 68 Kitten. Mike 9. 43 Knutson. Kirk 9. 63. 65 Kotora. Louis 9 Kovarik. Therese 10 Kronberger. Tim 10 Krueger. Ken 10 Kundinger. Lynn 10, 48-49 Langner. Nancy 10 Larson. Brad 10. 43. 63. 65 Lee. David 10. 46 Leill. Ann 10. 60. 65 Little. Dave II Lobermeier. Lisa II. 67 Luhtala. Jackie 11. 54 Mader. Jeff 11. 43. 63 McElyea. Dana 11. 43. 69 McKuen. Patty 11 Messerschmidt. David 11. 48-49 Mikula. Chris 13 Moll man. Mike 13. 60. 61 Obernberger. Eric 13 Ocker. Jon 13. 46 Palacek. Stephanie 13. 54 Palecek. Scot 13 Pelkin. Chris 13. 48-49. 57 Peterson. Jeff 13 Peterson. Tim 13. 61. 65 Poetzl. Jim 13 Poelzl. Tim 13 Pritzl. Louie 13 Provost. Heidi 13 Racette. Tracey 13, 46. 55. 56. 57 Radlinger. Laurie 13 Rominske. Sandy 13. 48-49. 57 Rose. Bridget 14. 43. 54 Roth. Phillip 14 Scharp. Jan is 14 Schmidt. Chris 14. 65 Schmidt. Phillip 14. 43. 63. 65 Schoch. Debbie 14. 48. 61 Seitz. Beth 14. 48-49 Setlerman. Joe 14 Shills. Laura 15. 47 Standen. Jodi 15. 54 Stein. Sandy 15. 47 Stueber. Lisa 15. 46. 67 Sturm. Deena 15. 63 Tanner. Kris 15. 46. 48 Troyer. Bryan 15. 43. 57. 59 Venuta. Vincent 15 Vincent. Sue 16 Weinberger. Vince 16 Weis. Jo Ann 16 Weis. Teresa 16 Welle. Michele 16 Wirsing. Tanya 16 Woelfel. Jeanne 16. 48-49. 53. 57. 67. 55 Woodie. Dan 16. 43. 48 49. 63 Yunk. Randy 17 FACULTY Mr. Bouch'e 33. 63 Mrs. Bouch'e 35 Mr. Burant 35. 53 Mr. Busby 33. 50 Mr Clark 35 Mr. Delwiche 33 Mrs. Dicka 35 Mr. Frederick 35 Mrs. Frokjer 33. 34 Mr. George 34 Mr. German 34. 63 Miss Grahn 34. 63 Mr. Granstrom 35 Mrs. Greenwood 34 Mrs. Harris 33. 56 Mr. Jordan 35. 53. 61 Mr. Kadlecek 33 Mr. Knutson 34. 63 Mr. Krueger 34. 49 Mr. McFarlane 35. 53 Mr. Owen 34 Mrs. Pond 33. 55 Mr. Poplin 35 Mr Rand 34 Mr. Reas 33 Mrs. Reas 36 Mr. Rugen 34. 46 Mr. O. Soper 33. 70 Mr. S. Soper 33 Miss Steiner 33. 63 Mr. Swenson 33 Mrs. Swenson 33. 34. 60 Mr. Warshall 33. 52 Miss Weber 33 Mr. Ross 37 (administration) Mr. Fitzgerald 37. 66 (administration) Mrs. Dane 36 (Board of Ed.) Mr. Draxler 36(Board of Ed.) Mr. Jehn 36(Board of Ed.) Mr. Ocker 36(Board of Ed.) Mr. Peterson 36. 37 (Superintendent) Mr. Saunders 36(Board of Ed.) Mrs. Preisler 36(Board of Ed.) Mr. Schmidt 36(Board of Ed.) Mr. Tabbert 36(Board of Ed.) Mr. Wiita 36(Board of Ed.) Mrs. Campbell (Secretary) Erickson. 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