Poynette High School - Pauquette Yearbook (Poynette, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

A CELEBRATION. ,. xv 7o hundred year's OF A NATION I he idea of the original thirteen colonies and their leaders was born out of a passion to be free—to chart their own destiny of building a country out of this thin fabric called Freedom. The break from England was not to come easily, as this fledgling was viewed as a ser- ious threat to the tentacles of the vast and far-flung British Empire. atriots rose from every corner of the struggling country. Help came from other European countries to add to the flame of breaking the grip of England. Farmers, fish- ermen, cobblers and men from every walk of life took up their arms to defend this new- felt right to be free. As the smoke began to clear, ideas on organizing this diversity of colonies into a coalition of united states began to take shape. The form of a Constitu- tion and Bill of Rights was molded by states- men who previously were nonexistent. mm '•iff , si I s the word spread in other parts of the world of this new country, with its vast do- main and resources, thousands of immigrants poured in to start a new life. With the added growth of population, new frontiers were needed. This stretching brought new con- flicts with foreign powers who previously had laid claim to parts of the interior. il s the gangling country continued to grow, internal disagreement erupted into a battle of economic and philosophical differ- ences. The battle was to leave scars which would heal only after generations had passed. Out of the wounds came a stronger fiber of freedom for the individual man. The country had survived as a unit and now its energies would be put to work in rebuilding the found- ing fathers' ideals. r_l_ he need for new frontiers continued as movement spread West. A rapid explosion of technological advances pointed the country into the fore as an industrialized nation. Hl s one of the leading industrial nations, this strapping, growing giant became em- broiled in the first of the World Wars. After its success with other Allied Nations, a never- before-felt boom and prosperity was followed with the shattering bust of the Great De- pression. idlflmw™ New leaders were sought to pull the Country out of its fall, while on the horizon new storm clouds were building across the oceans. ..., -__ 1 “Tv z Aiit A XX second World War was fought to pro- - tect the cause of freedom, as the now grown giant emerged to take its place as the leader of the Free World. This new role has brought with it—many challenges—many successes— THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS WE DEDICATE OUR ANNUAL TO MR. HARMS The Senior Class is proud to dedi- cate this edition of Pauquette to you, Mr. Daniel Harms. P.H.S. has benefited greatly from your time and patience as a teacher and the many hours spent directing plays. Your talent as Master of Cere- monies, announcer at sport events, and sense of humor will long be remem- bered and appreciated. The class of 1976 extends many thanks for your contributions to the success and happiness of our high school years. 3 : .MR ;.:. r A WORLD OF INDIVIDUALISM A WORLD OF INVOLVEMENT A WORLD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT A WORLD OF CONCERN A WORLD OF PRIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS....... UNDERCLASSMEN . SPORTS........ ACTIVITIES..... ORGANIZATIONS .. .9 17 35 45 77 97 Administration I «m ' - � , , V ; J'l «;s: n V°« 1 : 5‘ '? •:$ K ■u )2cf A A A ► )«� •� ? ! � ' 5 lft . A A , aa «.A cxi «o To The Senior Class of ’76: The Class of ’76 has the unique distinction of gradu- ating during the Bicentennial year of this great country. The challenges that face this nation today are as demand- ing of our people as the Revolutionary War period was for Americans of that era. I hope that the Class of ’76 accepts the challenges of today in the same spirit that was shown by their an- Mr. Noble To The Seniors: This Bicentennial year-1976-has been a busy and ac- tive one in our nation’s history as an effort to pay tribute and commemorate past deeds, development and attainment by our nation. Hopefully, it is also a time when we should project ahead to the future to formulate plans, set goals, and show concern for the route ahead. Shouldn’t similar personal concerns and thoughts apply to the class of 1976? Certainly, graduation is a cele- brative point in your life during which the past is reviewed and the future considered. Without this kind of thought, the chances of developing full potential is greatly hampered. Best of luck to the graduates of 1976 toward the attainment of a successful future. May your effort carry you to a point of achievement whereby twenty or thirty years from now you can be proud of personal progress and development. In conclusion, I would like to pay special tribute to those students who provided the necessary time and effort toward the development of the 1976 Pauquette. I am sure this production will result in countless hours of appreciation for all students and faculty of Poynette High School. Richard Hanick OUR ADMINISTRATORS STANDING: Robert Mountford, Elgie Noble, Administrator; Joan Scheider, William Bender, Jeffrey Smith. SEATED: Denise Kuhlman, Student Representative; Daniel Van Etten, Marian Hilgcnberg, LeRoy Brencman. BOARD SHOWS INTEREST This year the School Board contin- ued many of the programs instituted in past years Modular Scheduling, Open Campus, and the new Vocational Clus- ter Program are just a few. This year they have set up a committee to devel- op long-range building need priorities for the district. The board has shown interest in the student ideas through the student rep- resentative on the board. Each year the communication between students and the board has increased. We hope this trend continues in the future. Arlene Steffcnhagen Financial Secretary Donna Childs Marcia Hanson Carol Schlicsman Teachers’ Aide Secretary Secretary U ORLAND RITTER Guidance Counselor, Baseball Coach, As- sistant Football Coach. o u r OLIVER GORDON Art, Art Gub Adviser, Senior Gass Co-Ad- viser. SHEILA MERCER Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser, Plays, Assis- tant Girls Track. DANIEL HARMS JOAN VON HADEN English, Speech, Journalism, Plays, Foren- English, Forensics Coach, sics, Newspaper Adviser. 12 F a c u I t y THOMAS NICHOLSON Science, Junior Class Adviser. GARY LAIB Science, Senior Class Co-Adviser. LOIS WEBSTER Home Economics, EH A Adviser ROBERT TOMLINSON Health, Assistant Football Coach, Assis- tant Baseball Coach. GERALD WITTMUS Agriculture, FFA Adviser, Welding, 7th Grade Basketball Coach. 13 LEE MEGOW Physical Education, Athletic Director, Boys Curling Coach. MARY RICHTER Physical Education, Girls’Volleyball Coach, Pep-Club, Sync. Swimming, Cheerleader Ad- viser. VANEECE PRESCOTT MYRTLE PETERSON Business Education, AFS Club Adviser, Business Education, Annual Adviser. Newspaper Typist Adviser. ARTHUR HINTZ Instrumental Music, Band Performances. 14 WILLIS DANN Driver Education, Photo Club Adviser, Golf Coach. LAURANCE THURSTON Social Studies, Assistant Principal, Physical Education, Football Wrestling Coach. DAVID HAMSHIRE Math, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. JOHN NYMAN III Social Studies, Sophomore Class Adviser, Boys’ Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. JOHN SCHMIDT JESSIE HILGENDORF Math, Crosscountry Coach, Ski Club Advis- Librarian, SAE Adviser, er. Assistant Track Coach. DONNA CALKINS Social Studies, Girls’ Curling Coach, Student Council Adviser. 15 THEY WORK TO SER VE CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Butzen, E. Brandt, A. Breneman, R. Thayer. COOK: D. Haupt COOK: L. Cutsforth CUSTODIAN: F. Schliesman COOK: W. Sheeks � 6 Seniors SENIOR Bradley James Crawford Russell Crawford Thomas Dushek Timothy Dorshorst JoMarie DeMars Steven Hebei Elaine Hazard David Grinde Jeffrey Ingraham William Hutchinson Denise Kuhlman William MacLeish Ken Leatherberry SENIOR William McFarlane Randal McNicol Joan Meltesen David Pafford Thomas Palmer Susan Preston Roxanne Price Joseph Prochot Patricia Rasmussen Diane Rhiner CLASS SENIOR Kathleen Richolson Sandra Rohovetz Doreen Saagcr Jeff Schoencbcrg Paula Schuster Greg Smith Nola Smith Patricia Sommer Laura Steffenhagen John Steinback Roger Stoltcnberg Lucreta Sugden CLASS Danny Tomlinson Bruce Tomlinson Brian Tomlinson Elizabeth Tcschan Thomas Webster Michael Walters Debra Tompkins Mary Tomlinson Robert Wilson Randle White Deborah White Peggy Weekley STELLA ANDERSEN Student Council 4 Homecoming Court 4 Photo Club 4 Art Club 4 Ski Club 4 Synchronized Swimming 4 APS Club 4 AFS Transfer Student from Denmark 4 RONALD ANDERSON Forensics 2,3,4 Three-Act Play 1,2,3,4 One-Act Play 2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 STEVEN ANDERSON Mixed Bonspiel 1 Baseball 2 DALE BAKKEN Basketball 1,2 Football 1 Cross Country 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 FFA 4 BRENDA B1NICKI Transfer from St. Francis de Sales Annual Staff 4 Basketball 3 Class Secretary 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Synchronized Swimming 4 AFS Club 3,4 V. President 4 Ski Club 3,4 President 4 GRADUATION: LORI BRADLEY Mixed Bonspiel 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Secretary 4 Princess 4 Class Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 4 Art Qub 4 DONNA BRAITHWAITE Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Mixed Quartet 4 WIAA Curling 3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 DEBRA BREUNIG Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Madrigal 2 Swing Choir II 3 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3 Mixed Bonspiel 1,3 Homecoming Court 3 Cheer leader 4 TERRI BREUNIG Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Mixed Quartet 4 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,3,4 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 4 MARILU BRISKY FHA 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Basketball 3 TODD CASE Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1.2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Brass Choir 1,2,3,4 Jazz Ensemble 1,2,3,4 1 st at State 3,4 Boys’ Double Quartet 1,2,3,4 Madrigal 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Barber Shop 4 Three-Act Play 3,4 One-Act Play 3,4 Intramural Curling 4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 President 4 V. President 3 Ski Club 3,4 Homecoming Court 3 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 1 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,4 Track 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Photo Club 1 County Government Day 2 Synchronized Swimming 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 HEIDI CLINE Transfer from Middleton 4 JUNE 3, 1976 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2 Track 1,2,3,4 FFA 3 Reporter 3 Trees For Tomorrow 3 Wrestling 1,2,3 Rcgionals 1,2,3 Sectionals 2,3 - Art Club 4 RUSSFLL CRAWFORD Junior Honor Society 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 Badger Boys’ State 3 JO MARIE DE MARS FHA 2,3,4 Historian 4 State Convention 3 Mixed Bonspiel 1 TIMOTHY DORSHORST THOMAS DUSHEK Chorus 2,3 1st at State 3 Madrigal 2,3 Swing Choir 3 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3 WIAA Curling 1,2,3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,3 Annual Staff 4 Badger Boys State Alternate 3 Football 1 Golf 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Mixed Quartet 4 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2 Homecoming Court 2 Cheerleader 2,4 Cheerleading Clinic 2 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2 MICHAEL FANSEL Transfer from Fall River 2 FFA 2 DANIEL FISK Intramural Curling 4 Mixed Bonspiel 3,4 Student Council 2,3 National Honor Society 3 Badger Boy’s State 3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Class V. President 2 Class Treasurer 1 MARK FRANK Chorus 1,2,3,4 Madrigal 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Football 1 Track 3 FFA 3 Wrestling 1,3,4 Photo Club 3 JULIE GABBEI FHA 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Typist 4 LYNN GABBEI FHA 4 EDYTHE GEHIN Chorus 1,2,3,4 Madrigal 2 Solo . Ensemble Contest 3 Track 1,2 GARY GRAY Football 1 CHRIS GR1NDE One-Act Play 3 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2 DAVID GRINDE Chorus 1,2,3,4 Boys Double Quartet 3 Solo Ensemble Contest 3 Baseball 2 ELAINE HAZARD Transfer from DeForest 2 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3,4 Clarinet Choir 4 FHA 4 Student Council 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Typist 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Head Typist 4 National Honor Society 3 AFS Club 3,4 ROBYN ELSING STEVEN REBEL CLASS NIGHT: Band 1,2 Chows 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2 1st at State 2,3 Girls Double Quartet 1,2,3 Mixed Quartet 2 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Woodwind Choir 1,2,3 Three-Act Play 4 Chorus 1 Play Helper 2,4 Madriga 3_ j ' Forensics 1,2,3,4 WIAA Curling 2,3,4 Swing Choir 2,3,4 Three-Act Play 2 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3 One-Act Play 2,3A Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Barber Shop 3 Mixed Bonspiel 2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Student Council 3 Student Council 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Treasurer 3 Representative to School Baseball 1,2,3,4 Princess 4 Board 4 Basketball 1 Class President 2 Librarian 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Synchronized Swimming 1,2 Junior Honor Society 1,2 National Honor Society 3.4 Badger Girls’ State 3 Track 3,4 PEGGY HILL JEFFREY JOHNSON Photo Cli$b 1 Transfer from San Antonio, Chorus 1,2,3,4 | ' DAR Award 4 Texas 2 1st at State 3 WIAA Curling 3,4 Forensics 2,3,4 Boys’ Double Quartet 2,3,4 Intramural Curling 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Madrigal 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 2 Swing Choir 3,4 Spanish Club 4 National Honor Society 3 Barber Shop 1,2 President 4 Basketball 2,3 WIAA Curling 3,4 AFS Club 3,4 SAE 2,3,4 Intramural Curling 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 V. President 3 President 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Synchronized Swimming 2,3,4 Golf 2 JAMES KUTZKE Show Chairman 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 AFS Club 3,4 Madrigal 2 Ski Club 3,4 Swing Choir i,3 RONALD KNUTESON Mixed Bonspiel 4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2.3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Student Council 1,2 WILLIAM HUTCHINSON Basketball 4 FFA 3,4 President 4 Wrestling 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Baseball 1,2,3.4 Basketball 1 Football 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 VICKY KOHLER FHA 4 Parliamentarian 4 Mixed Bonspiel 2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 JEFFREY INGRAHAM Volleyball 3,4 PETE KUTZKE Football 1,2 FFA 2,3,4 Basketball 2 DENISE KUHLMAN Transfer from Watertown 2 Football 2 DARBY JOHNSON Band 1,2,3,4 PATTY LARSON Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Madrigal 2 Mixed Bonspiel 1 Student Council 2 Swing Choir II 3 KEN LEATHERBERRY Newspaper Staff 4 WILLIAM MAC LEISH Chorus 3 WIAA Curling 2,3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Newspaper Staff 3 'Junior Honor Society 1 Football 1,2 Track 1,2 WILLIAM MC FARLANE Chorus 1,2,3 Boy’s Double Quartet 2 Mixed Quartet 2 Madrigal 2 Solo Ensemble contest 1,2 WIAA Curling 1,2,3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Golf 3,4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 AFS Club 4 Chess Club 2,3 RANDY MC NICOL Newspaper Staff 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 JUNE 1, 1976 Art Club 4 JOAN MELTESEN Transfer from Rio 3 Chorus 3,4 CONNIE MICHAEL Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,3,4 Jazz Ensemble 3,4 Chorus 1 MIA 2,3,4 President 4 Historian 3 State Convention 3 Fall Rally 3,4 JAMES MIELKE Homecoming Court 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Baseball 2 Football 1,2,3,4 THOMAS OLSEN ROBERT ONSTAD Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3.4 Brass Choir 3 Jazz Ensemble 3,4 Tliree-Act Play 2 Intramural Curling 4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Homecoming King 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Editor 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Regionals 4 Sectionals 4 Class President 1,3 DAR Award 4 County Government Day 2 DAVID PAFFORD Chorus 4 Mixed Bonspiel 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2,4 FFA 2 Sentinel 2 Wrestling 1,2 THOMAS PALMER Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1 2,3,4 Art Gub 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 SUSAN PRESTON One-Act Play 1 FHA 3,4 Reporter 4 State Convention 3 Fall Rally 3,4 ROXANNE PRICE Band 1 Solo Ensemble Contest 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Girls’ Double Quartet 4 Swing Choir II 3 Swing Choir 4 CLASS COLORS: Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Forensics 1,2,3,4 Librarian 1,2,3,4 Junior Honor Society 2 National Honor Society 3,4 SAE 3,4 Secretary Treasurer 4 AFS 3 Photo Club 1 AFS Club 3,4 KATHY RICHOLSON Transfer from Madison East 3 Synchronized Swimming 4 PHA 2,3,4 Secretary 4 State Convention 3 Fall Rally 3,4 WlAA Curling 3 Mixed Bonspiel 1 Basketball 2,4 Ski Club 4 JOSEPH PROCHOT SANDY ROHOVETZ Chorus 1,2,3,4 Forensics 1 Annual Staff 4 PATRICIA RASMUSSEN librarian 2,3,4 FHA 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 V. President 4 j Synchronized Swimming 1,2,3 State Convention 4 JL Fall Rally 3,4 $5 DIANE RH1NER Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Jazz Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Woodwind Choir 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4� ¥ Triple Trio 2,3 Girls’ Double Quartet 4 Madrigal 4 DOREEN SAAGFR Chorus 1.2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Girls’ Double Quartet 1,2,3,4 Madrigal 4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Forensics 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Honor Society 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 Badger Girls' State 3g - Basketball 2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Class V. President 4 JEFFREY SCHOENEBERG Basketball 1,2,3 football 1.2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Sentinel 3,4 PAULA SCHUSTER Chorus 1 r Swing Choir II 3 Solo Ensemble contest 4 Forensics 1,2,3,4 WIAA Curling 3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 | Mjxe Bonspie L2j3A Student Council 3 Annual Staff 4 Associate Editor 4 Librarian 2,3,4 AV Equipment 4 Junior Honor Society 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 Badger Girls State Alternate 3 Volleyball 4 FFA 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 GREG SMITH Newspaper Staff 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3 President 3 FFA 2 Art Club 3,4 NOLA SMITH Pep Club 2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 1st at State 3 Triple Trio 2,3,4 Girls’ Double Quartet 1,2,3,4 Madrigal 2,4 Swing Choir 3,4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1 2,3,4 Forensics 1,2,4 Three-Act Play 2,3,4 One-Act Play 2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 2,3,4 Annual Staff 1,4 Librarian 2,3,4 AV Equipment 4 National Honor Scoiety 3,4 Volleyball 4 Basketball 4 RED, WHITE, AND BLUE PATRICIA SOMMER Transfer from Middleton 3 Chorus 3,4 Newspaper Typist 3 KIM SOPI1A Ski Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Football 1,3,4 Track 1 FFA 2,3,4 V. President 3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading Clinic 2 JOHN STEINBACK Band 1,2 Pep Band 1,2 Play Helper 1,2,3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2 Football 1,2,3 FFA 4 PEGGY SOPHA Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls’ Double Quartet 1,2,3,4 1st at State 3 Mixed Quartet 4 Swing Choir 3 M Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 WIAA Curling 3,4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court 1 Homecoming Queen; 4 Newspaper Typist 4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 Junior Honor Society 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Secretary 1 County Government Day 1 DEAN STAHL Student Council 1 Basketball 1 Class Secretary 2 LAURA STEF Pep Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Intramural Curling 1 ROGER STOLTENBERG One-Act Play 3 Mixed Bonspiel 3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Prince 4 Junior Honor Society 1 National Honor Society 3 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Gub 3 Class President 4 Class V. President 1 County Government Day 1 Art Gub 1,2,3,4 LUCRETA SUGDEN Transfer from Sun Prarie 4 Band 4 Forensics Play Helper 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Track 4 Art Gub 4 Synchronized Swimming 4 ZABETH TESCHAN Student Council 2,4 Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 2,4 Newspaper Typist 4 BRIAN TOMLINSON Band 2,3 Wrestling 1,2 BRUCE TOMLINSON Chorus 2 Intramural Curling 2 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1 DANNY TOMLINSON Mixed Bonspiel 2 3,4 Student Council 1 Homecoming Court 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 President 4 MARY TOMLINSON ' I HA 1,2,3,4 B Song Leader'4 State Convention 3 Fall Rally 3 J Three-Act Playi .2 One-Aet Play 1,2 Play Helper 3 Art Gub 3,4 Betty Crocker Award 4 DEBRA TOMPKINS ib 1,2,3,4 FLOWER: RED ROSE Chorus 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3 Girls' Double Quartet 3.4 Madrigal 2.4 Solo Ensemble Contest 2,3.4 Forensics 1,4 Thrce-Act Play 3 One-Act Play 4 Play Helper 2,3 W1AA Curling 4 Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Mixed Bonspicl 2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Typist 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Associate Editor 4 Librarian 2,3,4 AV Equipment 4 Junior Honor Society 1.2 National Honor Society 3,4 SAE 4 MICHAEL WALTERS One-Act Play 3 Mixed Bonspiel 2,3 Junior Honor Society 2 Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3 Track 3,4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 THOMAS WEBSTER Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Editor 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Golf t.2.? 4 PEGGY WFFKLEY DEBORAH WHITE Pep Club 1,2,3,4 1 HA 1,2 Mixed Bonspiel 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Typist 4 Cheerleader 4 RANDAL. WHITE Chorus 3,4 Swing Choir 3 Mixed Bonspiel 1,2,3 Student Council 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Track 3,4 Gass V. President 3 Chorus 2,3 WIAA Curling 1,2,3,4 ROBERT WILSON Intramural Curling 1,2,3,4 Intramural Curling 3 Homecoming Court 4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 Junior Honor Society 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 Citizenship Award 1,2,3 Photo Club 2,3,4 SAE 3 - ' Art Club 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Intramural Tennis 1,2,3 BILL WOLLSCHLAGER Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Brass Choir 3,4 Jass Ensemble 1,2,3 Football 1 Track 1,4 Ski Club 3,4 CINDY YOUNGS Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 FHA 1,2,3 Mixed Bonspiel 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Typist 4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Cheerleading Clinic 2 FERN ZUHLK1 FHA 4 SENIOR CLASS 31 AS FRESHMEN 1972 Brenda Binicki Donna Braithwaitc Debby Breunig Terri Breunig Julie Gabbci Steve Hebei Jim Crawford Robyn Rising Lynn Gabbei Peggy Hill Denise Kuhlman Rlaine Hazard 32 Roxanne Price Nola Smith Peggy Wcekley Diane Rhiner Sandy Rohovctz Peggy Sopha Danny Tomlinson Dcbby Tompkins Tom Webster Randy White Debbie White 33 Ron Anderson Vickie Kohler JoMaric DeMars Paula Schuster Jim Mielke John Steinback Lucreta Sugdcn Liz Teschan BACK ROW: Roger Stoltenberg. President; Brenda Binicki, Secretary; Doreen Saager, Vice-Pres- ident. FRONT: Terri Breunig, Treasurer. 34 Underclassmen BACK ROW: D. Colvin, A. Dillingham, L. Cutsforth, K. Dushek.R. Boehm, M. Dahl, M. Brisky, Mr. Nicholson. SECOND ROW: K. Bender, R. Caldwell, M. Brasda, C. Anderson, S. Anderson, D. Crawford, S. Bergquist. FRONT ROW: J. Bricde, J. Cline, C. Dorshorst, R. Branton, L. Ash- more, D. Brue, B. Barger, L. Collins. ABSENT: R. Anderson, D. Deetz. “WE’LL TRAP A VICTORY” One hundred and eight students comprised the 1975-1976 Junior Class at P.H.S. The Juniors represented a wide range of interests, with many joining the various clubs, as well as almost fifty participating in some phase of music. Representing our class on the Home- coming Court were Rad Caldwell and Carrie Luessman. Aided by Mr. Nichol- son our class adviser, our Float Com- mittee constructed a fine float entitled “We’ll Trap A Victory.” Out of the clear blue sky a brilliant idea came to light. Mr. Hamshire’s homeroom No. 211, surprised no one as it bolted down the $3 first prize in the Homecoming window decoration competition. The winning theme: ‘Thou Shalt Defeat Verona!” The Junior Class of this year has every right to look back with pride on its first three years in high school, and to anticipate a fine senior year at P.H.S. CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Carrie Luessman; Treas. Barb Ohnesorge; Sec. Don- na Mountford; Vice-Pres. Cindy Sopha. 36 BACK ROW: Mrs. Calkins, J. Halvorson, M. Haas, J. Fecht, D. Germain, R. Icenogle, J. Gardner, S. Jamieson. SECOND ROW: W. Knuteson, R. Frank, K. Koepp, T. Gehrkc, K. Hansen, R. Hall, J. Jay, R. Herman, C. Graef. FRONT ROW: D. Hebei, L. Johnson, M. Klaila, D. Holi, K. Johnson, C. Herschleb, S. Falk, D. Hebei, J. Hall.T. Kasprzak. ABSENT: N. Johnson, D. Kutz. BACK ROW: Mrs. LaFave, R. Onstad, D. Manke, D. Ledin. J. Nehls, G. Leaf, B. Lindner, D. Peterson. SECOND ROW: D. Mountford, P. Morse, S. Pafford, R. Noble, A. Reible, L. Mountford, B. Nofsingcr, N. Paskey, R. Prescher. FRONT ROW: R. Porter, C. Luessman, B. MUlard, E. Olson, B. Ohnesorge, B. Midthun, L. Peat, M. Lake, J. Lawer. ABSENT: C. Roth. BACK ROW: Mr. Hamshire, V. Showers, B. Waugh, T. Schoeneberg, G. Steinhauer, G. Tomczak, M. Wolff, D. Smith, B. Wolff, M. Shumate. SEC- OND ROW: T. Shaw, R. Woodward, K. Seymour, T. Walters, C. Sopha, L. Schmidt, L. Van Etten, M. Trotter, B. Welch. FRONT ROW: J. Soerfass, R. Wagner, T. Wiese, T. Tomlinson, J. York, R. Showers, S. Scott, D. Waugh, K. Walters. 37 BACK ROW: N. Bednarik, R. Crawford, K. Breunig, P. Bublitz, T. Case, T. Breneman, D. Bakken, S. Bock, F. Cook, R. Dernell, Mr. Harms. SEC- OND ROW: S. Burgess, R. Deetz, H. Dillingham, J. Colvin, R. Arnold, M. Bradley, H. Crawford. FIRST ROW: D. Brue, R. Branton, G. Blackburn, S. Brisky, T. Bishop, D. Cuff, D. Brendel, W. Dorhorst, L. Barger, L. Colstad. ABSENT: L. Blanchard “CREAM OF VERONA ” CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas. Steve Burgess, Seer. Suzi Wade, Vice-Pres. Kim Breunig, Pres. Tegwin Case. The Sophomore Class returned this year with 104 eager students, who quickly showed their originality. Their float, “We’ll Cream Verona,” received Honorable Mention. Our Homecoming representatives, Larry Kaschinske and Suzi Wade did a fine job. Our Class was extremely active in all types of PHS activities, and sports. Mr. Nyman and our Class Officers guided us to a very successful year. In- deed, the next two years at PHS should prove to be very fulfilling for our class. 38 BACK ROW: T. Frye, G. Gunderson, T. Herman, M. Hanson, J. Hollendyke, C. Grinde, L. Kaschinske, R. Gabbei. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Von Haden,K. Koeppel.J. Frye,M. Kaltenberg, K. Koepke, J. Johnson, A. Gordon. FRONT ROW: K. Fiske, D. Germain, L. Hock.C. Klaila, A. Fisk, S. Hustad. ABSENT: L. Gehrke, L. Gabbei. BACK ROW: P. Palmer, S. Paske, M. Ohnesorge, M. Leaf, A. Murray, A. Qualle, P. Nelson, J. Mountford. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hintz, J. Kutzke, T. Miles, B. Lehr, L. Martin, J. Lindner, B. Martin, J. LaFave. FRONT ROW: D. Puntney, D. McCredie, P. Lloyd, D. Miller, R. Onstad, G. Kutzke,M. MacLeish,C. Manthe. ABSENT: P. Neess. BACK ROW: R. Stoltenberg,R. Stine, L. Saager.R. Reek,M. Steingraeber, J. Repka, M. Shumate, R. Weekley, Mr. Nyman.THIRD ROW: P. Thies- sen, J. Roesch, J. Schuster,T. Terry, J. Tompkins, J. White, M. Ritt, R. Rhiner. SECOND ROW: G. Tomlinson, J. Rassmusen, P. Scott, S. Urban, W. Wilson, J. Singleton, P. Staplemann. FRONT ROW: J. York,S. Sanford, K. Rohovetz,N. Sammons, B. Turner, S. Wade,T. Thurston. 39 BACK ROW: T. Elsing, D. Gray, B. Gorman, A. Dorn, B. Cblvin, S. DeMars, L. Collins, J. Elphick, Mr. Kuehl. SECOND ROW: M. Brocket, M. Dahl, M. Curtis, M. Brodeur, S. Brendel, C. Anderson, L. Dykstra, M. Falk, D. Ashmore, V. Breunig. FRONT ROW: J. Dushek, A. Delfosse, J. Funk, L. Gates, C. Corning, T. Cuff, J. Brasda, S. Bisbee. “WE RE GOING FOR A VICTORY ” When 96 freshmen entered Poynette High School they had to adjust to many new things, one of which was modular scheduling. Our first big event of the year was Homecoming. We were represented on the Homecoming Court by Dan Seaman and Vicki Breunig. Mr. Megow’s homeroom won second place for its window, “Well Winnie the Pooh Out of ’em. Mr. Megow’s room, also, won the Freshmen Volleyball Tourna- ment, which was held at the beginning of the year. If the next three years go as fast as this year went, 1979 doesn’t seem quite so far away. CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: Jay Johnson, Vicki Breunig. KNEELING: Nancy Mountford, Darcey Hendrickson. 40 1W Mi BACK ROW: G. Linderwell, D. Kutzke, J. Lawry, D. Jay, S. Larson, E. Knuteson, T. Knokc, B. Hill, L. Johnson. SECOND ROW: K. Kocpp, H. Ledin, D. Lange, W. Hebei, J. Hanick, R. Haas, A. Johnson, B. Krusel. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Webster, M. Haney, D. Hendrickson, B. Hahn, J. Kasprzak, J. Johnson, R. Koepp, P. Hoyheim, W. Kasprzak. ABSENT: L. Johnson. BACK ROW: Mr. Megow, M. Miller, R. McMillan, J. Midthun, E. Roth,C. Minick, J. Richter. SECOND ROW: T. Michael, N. Mounttord, S. Priske, K. MacDonald, J. MoU, R. Megow, S. Martin. FRONT ROW: J. Millard, P. Mountford, R. Ohnesorge, K. Peterson,C. Neess, O. Ritt, R. Roth. BACK ROW: D. Tessmer, D. Steinhauer, D. Seaman, D. Tessmer, P. Shaw,M. Schoeneberg, K. Waugh, P. Smith. SECOND ROW Mr. Garske, F. Schmidt, R. Squires, R. Woodward, M. Schmidt, D. Trotter, M. Walters, R. Zintzner, N. Sugden. FRONT ROW: L. Schroeder, L. Wiese, C. Teeter, G. Trotter, R. Waugh, D. Stahl, R. Steinle, J. Waugh. WINDOWS 2nd i HONORABLE MENTION 3rd WINNERS OF HOMECOMING SENIOR FLOAT 1st PLACE 2nd PLACE Boy, do I have gas! Danish Delite!! What’s in this hotdog!! The plastic surgeon goofed. This beats teaching!!! 43 Sports n JL .e� K — : i . • .' TT 'v’� Vi «� w � « «o )iof a 4 ; a + oj wf 1 ♦ � 4 ' v% « BACK ROW: R. Weekley, G. Gunderson, T. Miles, K. Sopha, T. Webster, T. Case, R. Onstad, R. Icenoglc. THIRD ROW: J. Repka, M. Shumate, C. Grinde, R. Stoltenberg, J. Kutzke, J. Mielke, B. Onstad, R. McNicol. SECOND ROW: R. Caldwell, B. Lehr, D. Manke, J. Johnson, R. Gabbei, T. Palmer, G. Smith, J. Schoeneberg, R. White, D. Tomlinson. FIRST ROW: J. White, B. Palmer, M. Ohnesorge, L. Kaschinske, G. Tomczak, S. Ur- ban, M. Steingraeber, J. Halvorsen, S. Panetti, J. Crawford, C. Grinde. VARSITY FOOTBALL HAS OUTSTANDING SEASON 1975 STATISTICS This year’s football team got it all together and finished in second place, with an overall record of 6-2. This was the finest record a Poynette football team has had since 1969. The team was led by All-Conference running back Dan Tomlinson, who fin- ished the season with 1012 yards. He, also, won the conference scoring battle, with 108 points and 21 touchdowns overall. Also making All Conference were Chris Grinde—linebacker, Scott Panetti—tackle (offensive and defensive), and Roger Stoltenberg-end. Those making All Conference second team were: Roger Stolten- berg—defensive end and Dan Tomlinson—defensive halfback. Those who received honorable mention were: Jody Halverson-linebacker, Jim Kutzke-guard, Greg Smith quarterback, Kim Sopha—defensive guard, and Tom Webster—center. The season started off as expected, with the Indians trouncing Johnson Creek, 48-13 in a non-conference game. The next two games were lost, however, to DeForest and Waunakee, the latter team taking first place in the conference. The team, anchored by the seniors on the squad, pulled together and won the remain- ing five games. POYNETTE 48 JOHNSON CREEK 13 POYNETTE 14 DEFOREST 21 POYNETTE 0 WAUNAKEE 30 POYNETTE 32 LODI 14 POYNETTE 34 VERONA 12 POYNETTE 34 WIS. HEIGHTS 6 POYNETTE 28 MCFARLAND 26 POYNETTE 41 WATERLOO 18 BACK ROW: Coach Hamshire, B. Lehr, M. Steingraeber, B. Palmer, C. Grinde, M. Shumate, L. Kaschinske, M. Ohnesorgc, G. Tomczak, R. Gabbei, J. White, Manager H. Crawford. FRONT ROW: D. Manke, R. Caldwell, R. Onstad, J. Johnson, T. Miles, G. Gunderson, S. Urban, J. Repka, Man- ager, D. Germain. JUNIOR VARSITY “OFF N’ KICKING” The Junior Varsity football team had a very successful season, with a 6-1 record. Coaches Bob Tomlin- son and Dave Hamshire molded this team into a good football team. Their efforts paid off to give the team a winning season. The ex- periences gained should be a factor in the varsity’s season next year. BACK ROW: Mr. Pieper, Coach, M. Miller, K. Waugh, P. Smith, T. Elsing, D. Tessmer, D. Seaman, J. Midthun, G. Johnson, D. Miles, M. Garske, M. Brockel, Coach, Nyman. SECOND ROW: S. Heblc, G. Jescke, K. Koepp, J. Dushek, A. Kaltenberg, R. Megow, C. Steingraeber, T. Pafford, B. Gor- man, J. Kotnik, J. Tompkins, K. Koepke, R. Shumate, C. Olson, Manager, H. Ledin. FRONT ROW: S. Tomlinson, R. Waugh, D. Anderson, K. Halvorsen, M. Childs, R. Gray, R. Onstad, K. Gehrke, J. Cook, D. Cibulka. FRESHMEN-EIGHTH GRADE TEAM GAINS EXPERIENCE The Freshmen-Eighth Grade Foot- ball Season came to a close against a hard fighting McFarland Team. Throughout the season the squad showed much teamwork and friend- ship. All of the schools they played were bigger, but our team gained a great deal of experience. 49 BACK ROW: Coach J. Schmidt, D. Bakken, D. Smith, G. Linderwell, S. Jamieson, W. Midthun, T. Walters. FRONT ROW: A. Gordon, K. Fiske, G. Blackburn, T. Breneman, S. Burgess, Manager J. Hollendyke. AZTALAN STATE PARK Indians of more advanced culture than surrounding tribes occupied a village on this site around the ar BOO They were strangers to this region and their cannlbnhsm made then unsntlsfaclory neighbors The strength of their stockade walls proves thicyllvcd in a hoetBr. world. The original village hnn a population of about SOp. The area enclosed by the stockade contained about 21 acres and within the stockade were corn- fields as well as houses and temples. Eventually the village was de- stroyed hy other local Indian tribes, leasing no known survivors of the AzfUan people. POYNETTE POYNETTE 33 DEFOREST 22 VERONA POYNETTE POYNETTE 17 JANESVILLE 46 WATERLOO POYNETTE 26 MCFARLAND 40 POYNETTE WAUNAKEE POYNETTE 21 lYNETTE I WESTFIELD POYNETTE J54 RIO • ' ■ POYNETTE 37, W. HEIGHTS BACK ROW: R. Stoltenberg, M. Walters, D. Peterson, B. Hutchinson, R. White, D. Tomlinson; Manager R. McMillan, Coach J. Carelli. FRONT ROW: B. Midthun, M. Brisky, D. Smith, R. McNicol, G. Smith, C. Grinde, M. Haas. This year’s Varsity Basketball squad had an exciting season inspite of its win-loss record. They had challenging games and bad breaks, especially early in the season, losing to Deforest and Lodi by close scores. The Indians kept spirit and determination even in the face of tough competition. The nucleus of the attack was by the five returning letter-winners: Randy McNicol, Greg Smith, Dan Tomlinson, Roger Stoltenberg, and Chris Grinde. The team worked hard and put forth many hard weeks of practice. Even with the excellent coaching of Mr. Carelli and the potential of the team, they just couldn’t seem to put it all together. VARSITY HAS CHALLENGING SEASON BACK ROW: J. White, J. Repka, R. Gabbei, R. Weekley, M. Ohnesorge, C. Grinde, Coach Hamshire. FRONT ROW: K. Rhincr, J. Johnson, G. Gunderson, T. Miles, J. Kutzke. J.V. PROVES STRONG The Junior Varsity Basketball team consisted en- tirely of Sophomores. They started off the season with high hopes and ended it with many victories. The boys worked hard in practice and it paid off for them later in competition. With the coaching of Mr. Hamshire and the team’s dedication, they proved to be strong. Sportsmanship was always shown on and off the court. 54 BACK ROW: D. Seaman, D. Tessmer, J. Midthun, T. Elsing, Coach Mr. Kuehl. FRONT ROW: Manager H. Ledin, K. Waugh, J. Johnson, J. Dushek, Manager R. McMillan. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshmen Basketball Team this year was greatly improved over last year. Losing some players to wrestling, there were only seven players left on the team. They were coached by Mr. Kuehl, and after six games allowed 222 points, while scoring 198. They have high hopes for their future years in basket- ball at Poynette High School. 55 BACK ROW: J. Hollendykc, T. Case, J. Jay, J. Kutzke, B. Onstad, J. Halvorscn, R. Icenogle. SECOND ROW: D. Jay, J. Tompkias, R. Reek, G. Tomczak, D. Brue, M. Frank, L. Johnson, R. Prescher, D. Fisk, B. Lehr, P. Smith, M. Brocket. FRONT ROW: R. Caldwell, M. Haney, G. Black- burn. J. Gardner, H. Crawford, R. Megow, R. Onstad, R. Onstad, J. Moll. THE MIGHTY GRAPPLERS RETURNING LETTERMEN 56 CHftRLIADf S ROBYH DEBBIE KIM PATTI «eSr 2—u. The Wrestling team got off to a slow start, but came around toward the middle of the season. The Varsity was comprised of 5 seniors, 4 juniors, and 3 sophomores. At a four-team tournament at Wautoma, Poynette placed second behind Westfield by one point. Other teams involved were Wautoma and Tri-County. At the Markesan Tournament, the team placed fourth out of eight teams with 1 first, 3 seconds, 4 thirds, and 2 fourths. Then at the Marshall Tourney 2 seniors were injured for the season. The team placed fourth overall with 3 seconds, 1 third, and 5 fourths. In our dual matches, we did better than during the previous years by winning 5 and losing 7. At Conference we finished last but had one person placing who was Jody Hal- vorsen at 155 lbs., receiving third place. This year for the first time a Poynette Wrestler, Bob Onstad, at 112 lbs., advanced to Sectionals. Coaches for this year were Mr. Thurston, Head Coach, and Mr. Miller, Assistant Coach. SENIOR AND JUNIOR BASEBALL PLAYERS. BACK ROW: D. Smith, M. Haas, T. Palmer, D. Tomlinson, G. Smith, R. McNicol, J. Kutzke. FRONT ROW: J. Gardner, R. Icenogle, S. Scott, R. Caldwell, B. Onstad, J. Johnson. “Absent: C. Grinde, R. Stoltenberg, J. Schoenebcrg. SWING INTO A WINNING SEASON This year’s Baseball Team looked forward to an out standing season and hoped for a Capitol Conference Title. Varsity consisted of nine returning letterwinners who helped guide the team to many victories. A very successful season was obtained under the coaching of Mr. Ritter. 58 SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN BASEBALL PLAYERS. BACK ROW: M. Hanson, C. Grinde, M. Shumate, L. Kaschinske, J. Midthun, R. Week- ley, B. Lehr. FRONT ROW: T. Elsing, K. Koepp, J. Kasprzak, R. Megow, G. Gunderson, J. Kutzke, D. Seaman, P. Scott. 59 CX « V • I TRACK TEAM: BACK ROW: L. Saager, R. White, M. Walters, R. Gabbei, D. Tessmer, S. Jamieson, B. Palmer. Mr. Nyman. THIRD ROW: J. White D. Bakken, J. Hollendyke, S. Burgess, T. Breneman, M. Brockcl, T. Case, G. Linderwell. SECOND ROW: J. Rassmusen, A. Gordon, G. Blackburn, P. Nelson, J. Mountford, P. Staplemann, K. Waugh, L. Johnson. FRONT ROW: O. Ritt, L. Martin, T. Wiese, D. Brue, T. Walters, B. Midthun, K. Fiske, Mr. Schmidt. 0-60 IN 2.5 This year’s Track Team was greatly improved over past performances due to the trackmen’s dedication, good coaching, and a new weightlift- ing program involving the Universal Gym. With guidance from the returning lettermcn, Todd Case, Jim Crawford, Randy White, and Mike Walters, the loss of several strong performers last year was not noticed so prominently. The team is still very young and relatively inexperienced, but the future looks very bright for the team. BACK ROW: ADVISER: Mr. Dann, M. Ohncsorge, G. Steinhauer. D. Peterson.T. Schoeneberg.T. Webster, G. Tomczak. FRONT ROW: J. Du- shek, J. Funk, T. Delfosse, S. Urban, T. Dushck, K. Hanson. The golf squad was made up of twelve members. This was a considerable number compared to previous years. Although the team consisted of only two seniors and the rest being underclassmen, it had a pretty good season. After several practices in the gym, it finally became dry enough for the boys to go outside and really practice their swing. With all the experience gained by the younger members under the guidance of Mr. Dann, next year’s team should prove to be even stronger. VARSITY: B. MacLeish, T. Dushek, Coach Megow, S. Hebei, T. Webster. OTHERS: J. Mountford, R. Palmer, R. Stolten- berg, K. Hansen, T. Delfosse, M. MacLeish, J. CURLING AT ITS BEST The 1975-76 boys curling season started with a very optimistic outlook. Four return- ing senior lettermen made up the team with Bill MacLeish, skip, Tom Dushek, third, Steve Hebei, second, and Tom Webster, lead. The Varsity completed its league sched- ule with a 5-1 record and defeated Portage in the play-off for the championship. Poy- nette also finished as runner-up in the First Event at the Wausau Bonspiel. Sectionals and State Playdowns loomed ahead as the Varsity set and accomplished its goals one at a time. The underclassmen will have to work harder to fill the shoes of this year’s seniors. Larry Kaschinske, Randy Branton, Rollie Stoltenberg, and others appear ready to step in. Funk, B. Hahn. J.V.: L. Kaschinske, B. McFarlane, Coach Megow, R. Stoltenberg, R. Branton. 63 BACK: C. Lucssman, B. MacLeish. FRONT: L. Kaschinskc, A. Qualle. The “guys and “gals of “76 Mixed Curling, had a very excellent season. Each team worked hard as it accomp- lished its goals; also, the teams enjoyed each others company as they curled. The Seniors of this year did a very fine job and will be missed next curling season. Next year’s teams will keep things running as they were this year. BACK: D. Braithwaite, T. Dushek. FRONT: D. Mountford, R. StoF tcnbcrg. “GUYS” AND “GALS” OF MIXED CURLING i i : � .. - S J.V.: Skip, A. Qualle; Lead, D. Mountford, Second, K. VARSITY: Lead, B. Ohnesorge; Second, D. Braithwaite; Third, P. Sopha; Adviser, K' -PP. Third, S. Wade. Mrs. Calkins; Skip.C. Luessman. FEMININE LOOK OF CURLING BACK ROW: P. Sopha, C. Luessman, B. Ohnesorge, D. Braithwaite. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, K. Kocp- kc. K. Dushck, D. Mount- ford, D. Kuhlman. SEC- OND ROW: J. Schuster, S. Wade, K. Koepp, R. Herman, A. Qualle. FRONT ROW : D. Tomp- kins, N. Mountford, D. Hendrickson, R. Ohne- sorge, E. Roth, D. Rhiner. For the second year, Lodi, Pardeeville, Portage, and Poynette girl curlers competed in a lettered sport with a conference of their own. Graduating five mem- bers from last year’s Varsity and J.V. teams, many positions needed to be filled by the incoming girl curlers. An inter-club was formed and practiced 4 times a week, curling both 7 a.m., the early shift, or at 4 p.m. the late shift. From the inter-club the Varsity and J.V. teams were selected. The Varsity had a record of 4-2, losing both games to Portage, taking second place. The J.V.’s finished in second place in their competition also. Going to Wausau for the Invitational Bonspiel proved to be a “truly great” experience, with Varsity girls bringing home the 1st place trophy for the 1st event. The new addition for the girls this year was the chance to have competition on the State level of Curling. 65 BACK ROW: R. Herman, J. Schuster, T. Herman, D. Tompkins, T. Case, K. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: D. Kuhlman, A. Dillingham, C. Koepke, K, Koepp, K. Dushek, D. Braithwaite, K. Bender. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, S. Wade, T. Thurston, D. Mountford, E. Roth, K. Koeppel, C. Anderson, Adviser, Mrs. Calkins. SECOND ROW: C. Luessman, B. Ohnesorge, R. Haas, L. Gates, M. Schmidt, N. Mountford, P. Lloyd, D. Rhiner. FIRST ROW: L. Colstad, R. Ohnesorge, D. Henrickson, P. Hoyhcim, L. Hoch, K. Brcndcl, R. Porter, C. Teeter, P. Sopha. ABSENT: A. Qualle, J. Brasda, C. Herschleb, L. Dykstra. SWEEPIN’ V’ A SLID IN’ BACK ROW: T. Case, M. Shumate, R. Weekley, S. Jamieson, B. Palmer. FOURTH ROW: Adviser Mr. Megow, B. MacLeish, J. Johnson, T. Webster, M. Haas, G. Grinde. THIRD ROW: G. Linderwell, K. Hansen, T. Miles, G. Tomczak, D. Fisk, T. Schoenebcrg, L. Kashinske, R. Stoltenberg. SECOND ROW: J. Funk, T. Delfosse, B. Hahn, R. Megow, G. Steinhauer, J. Halversen, R. Boehm, J. White. FRONT ROW: M. MacLeish, R. Branton, J. Moll, T. Walters, T. Wiese, T. Dushek, S. Urban, J. Mountford. ABSENT: S. Hebei, B. McFarlane, B. Onstad, R, Wtyte, M. Ohnesorge, J. Kutzke. 66 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMERS: BACK ROW: J. Richter, L. Sugden, S. Pafford, S. Andersen, D. Hebei, P. HUI, B. Binicki. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Richter, M. Lake, D. Cuff, L. Barger, P. Lloyd, B. Millard, K. Richolson. FRONT ROW: L. Peat, N. Johnson, A. Johnson, T. Cuff, L. Gates, J. Brazda, W. Hebei. DON’T MAKE WAVES Three months of hard work for the Synchronized Swim team paid off in March when the water show was a big success. The show was comprised of songs from the sixties and there was a variety of music among the numbers. The girls all had a good time while improving their swimming skills. The team was joined by an enthusiastic group of girls from the middle school. They all enjoyed their work in the show. Everyone’s only regret was that Todd Case could not join the group for the show because of an injury. 67 WE KEEP MOVING RIGHT BACK ROW: Coach, Mr. Garske; M. Kaltenberg, D. Kuhlman, L. Mountford, M. Schoeneberg, C. Graef, T. Herman, R. Herman, T. Shaw,T. Case. FOURTH ROW: S. Pafford, M. Lake, R. Noble, C. Sopha, K. MacDonald, K. Dushek, B. Barger, M. Schmidt, D. Saager, C. Dorshorst, THIRD ROW: S. Brendel, L. VanEtten, K. Walters, J. Hanick, V. Breunig, P. Shaw, C. Minick, J. Briede, L. Schmidt, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach, Miss Mercer ;S. Brisky, J. LaFave, N. Sugden, C. Teeter, R. Woodward, N. Mountford, D. Ashmore, K. Bender, S. Priske. FRONT ROW: P. Hoyheim, R. Ohnesorge, D. Hendrickson, L. Johnson, W. Kasprzak, L. Ashmore, T. Bishop, L. Barger, D. Cuff. After coming off a season of winning conference, re- gional, and sectional, the Girls’ Track Team was really ready to move along this year. Our new coach, Mr. Garske and assistant coach, Miss Mercer generated a great deal of enthusiasm for the sport of Girls’ Track, which accounted for the large number of girls on the team. The many returning letterwinners provided the experience and know how needed in helping out the un- derclassmen. All in all, the girls enjoyed an exciting and re- warding season. 68 ON, RIGHT ON, RIGHT ON. “Walking Tall” Returning Letterwinners Kv dimk 69 JUMPING TALL Assistant Coach: Sarah Hilgenberg BACK ROW: C. Minick, T. Shaw, P. Shaw, J. LaFave, M. Schoeneberg. FRONT ROW: D. Ash- more, M. Kaltenberg, S. Priske, M. Falk. ABSENT: J. Hanick, S. Brendel. In November, 30 girls started the long hard season of Basketball. Since this is the girls' first full year, of basket- ball, many skills had to be learned. With their coach Mrs. LaFave and assistant coach, Sarah Hilgenberg, the long, tedious hours of drill work were made bearable. The skill and knowledge obtained cannot be measured by the win-loss column. The girls gained a lot of valuable skill and experience. With the majority of the team composed of under- classmen, some with height, the girls basketball team will be a team to contend with in the future. Doreen Saager finished her senior year as high scorer with 131 points. RUNNING FAST POYKETTE P ffKTTl POYKETTE BACK ROW: L. Van Ettcn, C. Sopha, R. Noble, D. Ledin, P. Schuster, L. Mountford, K. Wal- ters, N. Smith. FRONT ROW: J. Hall, L. Schmidt, J. Briede, D. Saager, L. Ashmore. Coach Mrs. LaFave 71 BACK ROW: D. Tompkins, Manager, K. Dushek, R. Herman, L. Mountford, R. Woodward, N. Smith, M. Lake, R. Noble. SECOND ROW: S. Pafford, D. Rhiner, K. Johnson, D. Waugh. FRONT ROW: L. Schmidt, B. Ohnesorge, C. Luessman, J. Briede. Umpire Mrs. LaFave 72 CALL FOR IT! Shouts of “I’ve got it” and “Call for it” were phrases often heard from the girls on the volleyball team. They worked and played well together as a team—on and off the court. This year the Junior Varsity came back with many good Sophomore members. They also added a fine group of Freshmen players. Although this was the first year for the Freshmen, they showed great promise for the future. The Varsity started out with a whole new line-up this year. All but one of last year’s team graduated. Among the group of Juniors and Seniors there were many good players and spirited members. The highlight of the season for the team was second place honor in the sub-regional tournament which was held in Poynette this year with Pardeeville and Rio as opponents. Coach Mrs. Richter BACK ROW: T. Thurston, R. Ohnesorge, N. Mountford, K. Brendel, M. Schmidt, S. Priske, S. Wade, Mrs. Richter, Coach. SECOND ROW: D. Hendrickson, C. Teeter, T. Herman, M. Kaltenberg, M. Schoene- berg, J. Schuster, J. Hanick. FRONT ROW: P. Lloyd, C. Minick, J. LaFave, D. Miller. 73 TOP TO BOTTOM: L. Steffenhagen, C. Youngs, J. Hall, T. Tomlin- son, T. Case, C. Sopha. FOOTBALL SPIRIT RO USERS 74 LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Breunig. L. Barger WREST- LING CHEER- LEADERS GET IT ALL TO- GETHER 75 76 LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Breunig, L. Bradley, C. Youngs, D. White, T. Tomlinson, R. Woodward. VARSITY AND J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS EXCITE EVERYONE LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Teeter, S. Brisky, T. Case, R. Woodward. 11 i!� C« tuft Activities l 1012 yards. 34-12 IS ALL WE NEED TO SA Y Homecoming started off on the run this year with the “Challenging Chicken Chase Contest” sponsored by the Poynette FFA. The victorious winners of this ex- citing, spine-tingling event were none other than our illustrious Male Faculty. This team consisted of: Mr. Megow, Mr. Hanick, Mr. Schmidt, and Mr. Garske. Following the “Challenging Chicken Chase Contest”, the cheerleaders led the Pep Rally in the elementary gym, which started off with a “bang” when Mr. Thurs- ton received a pie in the face. Afterwards the players and the Court were presented to the spectators by Mr. Thurston. A blazing bonfire continued to spark our “Indian spirit.” Thanks to the FFA and the community, our bonfire was a success. Leading the parade was our “Head Honcho”, Mr. Hanick, followed by the cheerleaders. After weeks of practice, the band fell into step. Close behind came the football players and the floats. With the great teamwork of our Varsity Squad, we had a happy ending to this day with a victory over Verona. “DON’T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME” L. Kaschinske, S. Wade, B. Wilson, S. Anderson, R. Stoltenberg, L. Bradley, B. Onstad, P. Sopha, S. Panetti, D. Johnson, R. Caldwell, C. Luessman, D. Seaman, V. Breunig. As the sun went down, our Homecoming Dance majestically started. The Grand March was at 10:15 with Queen, Peggy Sopha, and King, Bob Onstad leading the procession. Mountains and a brilliant sun were the background as the court walked through the snow covered peaks. “Hard Labor” played our theme. 80 81 THE SOUND This year the Poynette High School Band was greatly improved under the leadership of its new di- rector, Mr. Arthur Hintz. The Concert Band presented sev- eral concerts this year. These in- cluded annual events such as: The Pop Concert, The Christman Con- cert, and The Solo and Ensemble Contest. For The Mid-winter Con- cert, the band performed “The Sleepy Hollow Elementary School Band.” This was a new experience for the band members since it was their first try at aleatoric music. Also, there was one new addition this year-the band played an ex- change concert with Westfield High School. This year proved to be very suc- cessful for the band. Under the di- rection of Mr. Hintz, the band aimed for the best sound of music. BACK ROW: L. Johnson, C. Sopha, M. Ohnesorge, D. Nodich, R. Caldwell, R. lcenogle. THIRD ROW: F. Schmidt, T. Mitchael, R. Haas, K. Koeppel, A. Johnson, P. Nelson, G. Gunderson. SEC- OND ROW: J. Schuster, R. Noble, C. Manthc, E. Roth, W. Hebei, P. Mountford. J. LaFave, D. Mount- ford, D. Puntney. FRONT ROW: D. Ledin, C. Luessman, E. Hazard, K. Dushck, S. Jamieson, S. Wade. J2 OF MUSIC BACK ROW: R. Megow, T. Thurston, J. Mountford, L. Johnson. T. Case, K. Hansen, A. Gordon. THIRD ROW: D. Smith. R. Onstad. M. Kaltenbcrg, P. Smith, R. Stoltcnberg, C. Gracf, R. McMillan, D. Lange, G. Linderwell, K. Rhincr. SFCOND ROW: M. Falk, S. Brendcl, R. Ohnesorgc, L. Sugdcn, K. Brendcl, N. Mountford, D. Miller, D. Rhiner. FRONT ROW: K. Kocpkc, L. Hoch. T. Case K. Bender, D. Kuhlman. N. Smith. BAND OFFICERS: STANDING: D. Smith, Vice-President; B. Onstad, Presi- dent. SITTING: R. Noble, Secretary; C. Luessman, Junior Representative; N. Mountford, Freshmen Representative; R. Onstad, Quartermaster; D. Puntncy, Sophomore Representative; D. Kuhlman, Senior Representative; S. Jamieson, Quartermaster, Director, Mr. Hintz. SOLO ENSEMBLES: BACK ROW: E. Hazard. D. Ledin.C. Luessman, K. Koep- pel, M. Falk, L. Hoch, P. Mountford, R. Caldwell, J. Nodich. FOURTH ROW: P. Smith, M, Kaltenberg, K. Brendel, K. Dushek. D. Kuhlman, N. Smith, S. Bren- del, C. Sophs, R. Noble, R. Stoltenberg. THIRD ROW: J. Schuster, S. Wade, K. Koepke, D. Mountford, G. Gunderson, D. Smith, R. Ohnesorge, N. Mountford. SECOND ROW: T. Case, R. Icenogle, E. Johnson, A. Gordon, K. Hansen, T. Case, L. Johnson. FRONT ROW: D. Punt- ney, C. Manthc, R. McMillan, C. Graef, D. Rhincr, D. Miller. 84 COLOR GUARD: K. Dushek, K. Koep- ke, K. Brendel, S. Wade, S. Brendel. SAX QUARTKT: D. Rhiner, R. Stoltcnberg, C. Graef, D. Miller. JAZZ ENSEMBLE: BACK ROW: D. Mount- ford, G. Gunderson, D. Smith, R. Onstad. SEC- OND ROW: R. Icenoglc, L. Johnson, A. Gor- don, K. Hansen, L. Johnson, T. Case. FRONT ROW: T. Case, R. McMillan, C. Graef, D. Rhin- er, D. Miller. CLARINET CHOIR: BACK ROW: W. Hebei, K. Kocppel, A. Johnson, C. Manthe. FRONT ROW. D. Ledin, E. Hazard, C. Luessman, R. Noble, J. Schuster, F. Roth, R. Schmidt. 85 ADD SOME MUSIC CHORUS: BACK ROW: R. Wcekley, T. Case, J. Kutzke, D. Grinde, D. Peterson, D. Smith, M. Ohnesorge, J. Johnson, D. Nodich, G. Gunderson, T. Miles, M. Hanson, T. Rising. FOURTH ROW: M. Kaltenberg, C. Graef, B. Welch, K. Dushek, D. Saager, N. Smith, D. Breunig, R. Rising, E. Geh- in, D. Rhincr, S. Rohovetz, P. Sopha, D. Seaman. J. Midthun. THIRD ROW: K. Walters, J. Hall, J. Briedc, W. knuteson, L. Ashmore, D. Holi, K. Johnson, R. Woodward, T. Tomlinson, C. Luessman, D. Waugh, L. Johnson, K. Kocpp, M. Lcdin. SECOND ROW: J. Schuster, K. Koepke. P. Bub- litz, J. Lindner, T. Thurston, E. Knuteson, S. Brisky, S. Hustad, R. Haas, V. Breunig, J. Hanick, E. Roth, B. Hahn. BOTTOM ROW: D. Putney, C. Teeter. R. Woodward, D. Ashmore, M. Falk, M. Schmidt, S. Priske, D. Miller, D. Hendrickson, R. Ohnesorge, K. Koeppcl, J. Waugh, A. Fisk, C. Dorshorst. PIANO PLAYERS AND ACCOMPANISTS: STANDING: K. Koepke, T. Case, J. Lindner, T. Thurston, K. Seymour, L. Hoch, D. Hebei, C. Anderson, D. Waugh, D. Puntney D. Ledin. SEATED: D. Hebei, N. Smith. D. Mountford, J. LaFavc, K. Brendel, S. Wade. TO YOUR DAY CHORUS: BACK ROW: J. Mountford, R. Onstad, M. Trotter, J. White, T. Schoeneberg, L. Kaschinske, L. Saager, S. Hebei, S. Paske, M. Shu- mate J Repka.S. Jamieson, R.Icenogle. FOURTH 1ROW: R. McMillan, R. Porter, D. Hebei, B. Ohncsorgc, D. Johnson, R. Price, T. Breunig, D. Braithwaite. J. Meltcsen, P. Larson, D. Tompkins, D. Ledin, L. Van Etten, R. Noble. THIRD ROW: P. Smith. S. Pafford, D. Mountford, M. Lake, L. Mountford, K. Seymour, L. Barger, J. Lawer, L. Schmidt,C. Sopha, K. Breunig, R. Herman, K. Koepp. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, C. Man- the, L. Colstad, L. Hoch, P. Hoyheim, D. Lange, A. Reible, N. Gehin, R. Arnold, S. Wade, J. Elphick, D. Hebei, T. Case, T. Knocke. BOTTOM ROW: M. Curtis, K. Brendel, P. Mountford, L. Wiese, W. Hebei, P. Lloyd,C. Anderson, N. Mountford, L. Dykstra, S. Brendel, M. Schoeneberg, J. LaFave, F. Schmidt, C. Minick. The Poynette High School Chorus came back bigger than ever this year. It started the year with the Pop Con- cert, singing many contemporary songs. Solos were sang, and Mr Harms was, once again our Master of Cere- monies. . Next, there was the Christmas Concert to prepare for in a very short time. The Chorus sang many Christ- mas songs and a few selections from “The Messiah.” The program ended with the audience joining in singing “Silent Night.” After Christmas, there was the Mu- sic Festival to look forward to, which was held at Wisconsin Heights this year. The Chorus gave its last perform- ance at the graduation ceremony in June. 87 SOPHOMORE TRIPLE TRIO: BACK ROW: K. Koepke, P. Lloyd, K. Brendel, S. Wade, R. Arnold, T. Case. THIRD ROW: D. Punt- ney, L Lindner, T. Thurston, L. Barger, M. Kaltenberg. SECOND ROW: J. Schuster, P. Bublitz, S. Brisky. FRONT ROW:K. Koeppel, L. Hoch, C. Manthe. JUNIOR TRIPLE TRIOS: BACK ROW: D. Mountford, R. Porter, L. Mountford, N. Smith. THIRD ROW: K. Wal- ters, D. Waugh, S. Pafford, C. Sopha. SECOND ROW: R. Noble, C. Luessman, L. John- son, B. Welch. FRONT ROW: A. Reible, J. Briede, C. Graef, D. Hebei. FRESHMEN TRIPLE TRIO: BACK ROW: C. Anderson, S. Brendel, D. Hebei. SECOND ROW: E. Knuteson, F. Schmidt, P. Mountford. FRONT ROW: E. Roth, M. Falk. BARBERSHOPS (BOYS AND GIRLS): BACK ROW: L. Johnson, B. Welch, T. Case, D. Braithwaite. FOURTH ROW: M. Lake, R. No- ble, D. Puntney, J. Schuster, T. Breunig. THIRD ROW: A. Reible, D. Mountford, S. Brisky, P. Bublitz, R. Elsing. SECOND ROW: K. Walters, C. Graef, J. LaFave, J. Lindner, P. Sopha. FRONT ROW: J. Johnson, T. Case, D. Smith, R. Icenoglc. CLASS A GIRLS’ DOU- BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET: B. Hahn, M. Ledin, D. Seaman, R. BLE QUARTER: BACK McMillan, P. Smith, L. Johnson, K. Koepp, M. Curtis. ROW: N. Smith, D. Tompkins. THIRD ROW: D. Rhiner, D. Ledin. SEC- OND ROW: R. Price, D. Saager. FRONT ROW: P. Sopha, J. LaFave. 89 SING A SONG MADRIGAL NO. 1: BACK ROW: D. Saager, N. Smith, C. Sopha, D. Rhiner, S. Jamieson, J. Johnson, T. Case, P. Mountford, D. Mountford, D. Tompkins, R. Noble. FRONT ROW: L. Johnson, D. Smith, D. Peterson, L. Saager. SOPHOMORE MADRIGAL: BACK ROW: K. Brendcl, M. Hanson, J. Schuster, L. Kaschin- ske, T. Case, J. Repka. SECOND ROW: P. Lloyd, G. Gunderson, D. Putney, M. Shumate, P. Bublitz. FRONT ROW: M. MacLeish, J. La- Fave, J. Mountford, S. Brisky, J. White. FRESHMEN MADRIGAL: BACK ROW: T. Elsing, C. Minick, R. MacMillan. THIRD ROW: E. Roth, K. Koepp, L. Dykstra, T. Knoke, D. Seaman, E. Knuteson. SECOND ROW: W. Hebei, M. Curtis, P. Smith, N. Mountford. FRONT ROW: S. Brcndel, H. Ledin, M. Schmidt. SWING CHOIR 1: BACK ROW: A. Reible, J. Johnson, R. Noble, T. Case, S. Pafford, J. Repka. FOURTH ROW: B. Welch, M. Shumate, P. Bublitz, R. Icenogle, C. Graef, M. Trot- ter. THIRD ROW: N. Mountford, T. Schoeneberg, N. Smith, L. Saager, R. Herman, D. Peterson. SECOND ROW: R. Price, R. Onstad, K. Brendel, P. Smith, W. Knuteson, D. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: L. Johnson, J. LaFave, D. Mountford, S. Wade GUITAR STUDENTS: K. Koepp, L. Mountford, S. Wade, C. Sopha, R. Noble. SPINNING WHEEL The Swing Choir started the year by singing at the Owl’s Nest. They also per- formed at the 4-H Achievement Night in Lodi and in November at the Pop Con- cert. Then they began learning choreo- graphy for the songs “Spinning Wheel” and “What kind of Fool Am I?” They spent many long hours preparing for the Solo and Ensemble Contest, which was held at DeForest this year. They had the opportunity to sing at MATC for half an hour, in April. In May they sang at Portage. Many new members were added. The year was a very busy but successful one. SWING CHOIR 2: BACK ROW: K. Koepp, R Weekley, K. Koepke, J. White. FIFTH ROW: M. Lake, S. S. Paske, K. Walters, M. Hanson. FOURTH ROW: L. Van Etten, L. Kaschinske, C. Sopha, T. Miles. THIRD ROW: D. Puntney, J. Mountford, M. Kaltenberg, G. Gunderson. SECOND ROW: M. MacLeish, P. Mountford, H. Ledin, E. Knuteson, D. Seaman. BOTTOM ROW: K. Brendel, D. Hebei, S. Wade. STANDING: R. Anderson, D. Manke, L. Sugden, D. Cuff, J. Steinback, N. Smith, S. Hebei, K. Walters, L. Hoch, M. Hanson. KNEELING: D Harms, R. Onstad, R. Megow. DOPE “DOPE” traveled to sub-district one-act compe- tition at Waunakee on October 27. There it re- ceived a very respectable “B” rating. “DOPE” was one of three plays presented at the Festival of one- act plays in the High School Little Theater on November 4. Although it did not travel too far in competi- tion, the cast and crew of “DOPE” think of it as a very successful year for their play. Mr. Harms di- rected the play and the cast was as follows: LOUIE ........Dan Manke CELEE ........Katy Walters HUM...........Randy Megow MARK..........Ron Onstad PORSE.........Ron Anderson 1st Woman.....Nola Smith 2nd Woman.... Dana Cuff CREZELL.....Linda Hoch Stage Crew: Steve Hebei, Lucky Sugden, Mike Hanson, John Steinback. � 2 STANDING: S. Mercer, T. Case, R. Porter, D. Tompkins, D. Puntney, D. Smith, L. Van Etten, D. Kuhlman, C. Manthc, D. Brue. SITTING: S. Brendel, D. Waugh. ONE ACTS Mr. Kuehl directed “The Happy Journey to Camden and Trenton”, the adventures of a family on a vacation auto- mobile trip. Below is the cast and production staff. MA KIRBY.........Betti Welch PA KIRBY......... Mark Trotter ARTHUR ..........Reed McMillan CAROLINE.........Jami Hanick BEULAH...........Linda Ashmore Stage Manager .... Stuart Jamieson Production staff included Karen Brendel, Kris Koepke, Sue Brendel and Doug Stahl. “Anybody For Tea” was directed by Miss Mercer. In this play six old spinster ladies did anything to get the hand- some police inspector to their home, even murder. Below is the cast: CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.....Dane Brue DENNIS O’FINN........Dan Smith MISS HILDEGARDE......Debby Tompkins MISS BIRDIE..........Laurie Van Etten MISS AMANTHA.........Renee Porter MISS LUCY............Denise Kuhlman MISS NETTIE .........Diane Puntney MISS ELIZABETH.......Cindy Manthe KRAMER...............Todd Case 93 NO CRIME IN THE STREETS CAST OF CHARACTERS Frankie Helen Angie Mary Lou Mrs. Dane .... Gloria Ritchie Stephanie Lou Glasses Mrs. Givia .... . . . . Paula Schuster Blockbuster . . . . “Baby” McAllister Scott Urban Ben Vera BACK ROW: Mr. Harms, Adviser, D. Manke. SECOND ROW: D. Puntney, N. Smith, B. Welch, L. Sugden, D. Peterson, J. Halvorsen, T. Case. FRONT ROW: D. Smith, T. Case, D. Cuff, L. Hoch, R. Onstad, M. Hanson, S. Urban. ABSENT: P. Schuster. BACK ROW: S. Burgess, T. Breneman, S. Jamieson, R. McMillan, D. Brue, R. Anderson, D. Ledin, B. Welch, D. Tompkins, L. Sugden. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Von Haden, Adviser; R. Noble, K. Walters, D. Mountford, S. Pafford, R. Price, D. Kuhlman, N. Smith, D. Saager, Miss Mercer, Adviser. FIRST ROW: D. Puntney, P. Hill, L. Ashmore, D. Rhiner, W. Dorshorst, N. Sammons, D.Cuff, P. Mountford, L. Hoch.C. Manthe. This year’s forensic team got off to a good start at the regional meet in Columbus. The twenty-eight members of the team were very enthusiastic and everyone did exception- ally well. Everyone had a lot of fun practicing and per- forming. A good deal of experience was gained by new mem- bers that will prove to be an asset to them in years to come. Mrs. Von Haden did a great job in coaching the team along with the aid and assistance of Mr. Kuehl, Miss Mercer, and Mr. Harms. FORENSICS 95 Let me show you the way! Now where did that other line go? ‘� Alias Donald Duck. I'm all dried up! 'Power Sweepers’ a I have this friend......... 96 Organizations FULL OF CHEER This year the Pep Club was busy. Posters had to be made for all the sports. Shakers and buttons were sold to help keep our organization on its feet. There was also the gym to decor- ate for Homecoming. The plans were so elaborate that we really had to use our heads. Yet there was time to scream and yell at the game. BACK ROW: P. Bublitz, K. Breunig, A. Qualle, R. Woodward, D. Tompkins, P. Shaw, J. Colvin, J. Roesch, R. Herman, T. Case, T. Herman, T. Shaw, E. Welch. FIFTH ROW: J. Hanick, E. Roth, T. Knoke, J. Hall, L. Schmidt, C. Sopha, R. Noble, V. Breu- nig, J. Elphick, M. Schoeneberg, L. Mountford, C. Minick, K. Seymour. FOURTH ROW: D. Hebei, D. Mountford, N. Smith, C. Anderson, J. Lawer, M. Kaltenberg, S. Falk, C. Herschleb, K. Koepke, K. Johnson, A. Dillingham, K. Walters, R. Porter, L. Van Et- ten, S. Pafford. THIRD ROW: K. Mac- Donald. C. Teeter, N. Mountford, R. Woodward, E. Knuteson, S. Priske, T. Thurston, J. Lindner, M. Klaila, K. Koeppel, R. Arnold, M. Lake, D. Lange, D. Puntney. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Richter, B. Martin, P. Lloyd, L. Barger, S. Brisky, J. LaFave, M. Falk, T. Bishop, S. Hustad, C. Anderson, M. Schmidt, D. Rhiner,C. Luessman, T. Tomlinson, D. Miller. FRONT ROW: C. Manthe, L. Colstad, P. Hoyheim, P. Mountford, L. Hoch, W. Knuteson, D. Hebei, L. Steffcnhagen,D. Youngs, D. White, D. Hendrickson, R. Ohnesorge, A. Fisk, K. Brendel, S. Wade. 98 BACK ROW: C. Grinde, J. Johnson, L. Kaschinske, M. Shumate, R. McNicol, T. Case, T. Webster, D. Tomlinson, M. Trotter, R. Gabbei, R. White, J. White. FRONT ROW: Adviser Mr. Garske, R. Noble, C. Sopha, J. Hall, J. Briede, L. Schmidt, K. Walters, L. Ashmore, L. Johnson. AB- SENT: B. Onstad, J. Kutzke. The club started the year early by selling ads during the summer for the football programs. Many merchants from the surrounding areas bought ads which enabled them to put money into the treasury. When the 1975-76 school year started, the club changed its name from “Lettermens Club” to Varsity Club” and they also revised the constitution. One of the first projects of the year was the selling of white tube socks with orange and black stripes. They seem- ed to be in great demand at P.H.S. because all forty-eight pair were sold. A “foul indicator” was made for Waterloo by the club under the supervision of Mr. Garske, the adviser. They showed support for the Poynette Basketball team by buying an ad to go into the tournament program. VARSITY CLUB 99 We feel that it is time for Mrs. Ohnesorge to be recog- nized for all the work she does for us. Many of you may not know it, but Mrs. Ohnesorge is a necessary extra-hand to our library system. Without her it would be impossible for Mrs. Hilgendorf and Mrs. Schereck to run the libraries efficiently. Mrs. Ohnesorge processes all books, magazines, and AV materials for all the libraries of Jt. District No. 10 after the materials have been catalogued by Mrs. Hilgendorf and Mrs. Schereck. She is always there when people are in need —at the circulation desk, searching for the right magazine, a book needed for a report, or any other material that a student or teacher needs. But most important, she always has a kind word for a teacher or student. SIGHT 7V SOUND Have you ever seen a teacher frantically trying to get a machine to work as the time slowly dwindles away? Then the teacher gives up and calls, “HELP”! Hopefully one of the five trained students in Audoi-Visual equipment can come to the rescue. Limited time and other class responsibilities causes teachers to have frustrating moments with the machines. This is now eliminated because the students know exactly how to operate the ma- chines. They not only save time for the teacher but gain valuable learning experience in the area of AV materials. Teachers are now able to show AV media without any problems, thanks to these students. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Tompkins, D. Rhiner.N. Smith, S. Jamieson, and D. Manke. too BACK ROW: S. Rohovetz, C. Herschleb, D. Tompkins, N. Smith, D. Kuhlman. FRONT ROW: D. Rhiner, D. Cuff, B. Martin, R. Woodward, R. Price. THE BOOK-EES The Student-Librarians’ program gives interest- ed students an opportunity to serve the school, to expand their knowledge, to use their special talents, and to work with others. It helps students to gain poise, courtesy, and a sense of responsibility. Some standards for qualification are: a love of books, punctuality, common sense, neatness, cleanliness, and a willingness to serve others. Mrs. Hilgendorf, as well as helping students find materials, shows the student librarians how to work around the library. The Poynette High School library would never run as efficiently with- out our faithful librarian. BACK ROW: A. Dorn, T. Case, F. Schmidt, A. Qualle, D. Tompkins. SECOND ROW: K.Koepke, A. Dillingham, S. Pafford.C, Anderson, S. Falk C. Herschleb, Mrs. Hilgendorf. FIRST ROW: S. Wade, P. Hill, L. Ashmore, R. Haas, L. Hoch, R. Price, J. Brasda, C. Manthe. HELPING IS OUR BUSINESS Students in Action for Education is an organization to help students discover new career opportunities and to aid other students. This year the members of S.A.E. were involved in parent-teacher conferences, careernights and, also, set up a collection of Campbell’s Soup Labels to purchase audio- visual equipment for the grade schools. We hope that Dekor- ra, Arlington, and Poynette grade schools will all benefit from this project. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Qualle, L. Ashmore, P. Hill, R. Price, L. Hoch. N a t • i 0 n a 1 J u n • i o r BACK ROW: M. Trotter, R. Price, S. Rohovetz, D. Rhincr, D. Tompkins, D. Kuhlman, D. Ledin. D. Smith. SECOND ROW: P. Sopha, B. Binicki, P. Hill, D. Saager, N. Smith, S. Andersen, R. Crawford, Mrs. LaFave, adviser, FRONT ROW: L. Van Etten. D. Mount- ford, D. Hebei, R. Noble, B. Welch, K. Walters, C. Sopha, C. Luessman. ABSENT: D. Fisk, B. Wilson. The combined membership of the Junior and National Honor Societies was 49 members this year. Eligibility for Honor Society is not only taken from scholastic achievement, they are eval- uated by the faculty in Leadership, Character, and Service. A banquet was held on March 11 in recognition of these students. BACK ROW: S. Burgess, T. Breneman, J. Tompkins, M. Shumate. L. Kaschinske, J. Johnson, P. Smith, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW W. Hebei, E. Knuteson, K. Koepke, F. Schmidt, C. Minick, A. Qualle, N. Bednarik, D. Puntney. FRONT ROW: P. Mountford, K. MacDonald, L. Hoch, K. Koeppel, S. Wade, K. Brendel, W. Dorshorst. ABSENT: T. Cuff. 103 HONOR SOCIETY PHOTO CLUB TAKES TO THE AIR The Photo Club got off to a flying start this year as one of its members took the aerial shots which were used in this annual. The members of Photo Club spent a lot of time taking pictures of various school events for use by the Annual Staff and area newspapers. Members learned a lot about the art of photography from behind the camera and in the darkroom, under the direction of the club adviser. Mr. Dann. The Photo Club has a good variety of fine camera and darkroom equipment which can really benefit a stu- dent in learning a valuable skill and have lots of fun do- ing it. So, for anyone interested in photography, the Photo Club is a good place to come and see what de- velops. 104 ONE THIN DIME BACK ROW: M. Haas, J. Fecht, G. Tomczak, R. McNicol, J. Kutzke, G. Smith, T. Webster, D. Tomlinson, R. White. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harms, N. Paskey, K. Walters, L. Sugden, T. Shaw, D. Tompkins, B. Welch, M. Brisky, K. Leatherberry. FIRST ROW: D. White, C. Youngs, R. Porter, L. Ashmore, M. Brisky, B. Onstad, T. Olsen, W. Midthun. The 1975-1976 “Poynette High Press” continued to express the views and hap- penings to the students of Poynette High School. Its indepth coverage and fantastic format made the “Poynette High Press” one of the best school newspapers in the area. For one thin dime you can be in- formed of the happenings at P.H.S. Co- editors, Tom Webster and Bob Onstad led the Journalism class in the publication of this great newspaper. Mr. Harms teaches the journalism class and acts as the news- paper adviser. LEFT ROW: D. Tompkins,D. White, J. Gabbci. HEAD TYPIST: C. Youngs. CENTER ROW: H. Crawford, D. Puntney, P. Sopha, Mrs. Prescott. RIGHT ROW: H. Dillingham, K. Sey- mour, C. Luessman, E. Hazard. 105 HAPPINESS IS WORKING TOGETHER We the workers, in order to make a more perfect annual will work in vain. We will try to bring you something new for your brain to remember always. It has not been easy to do with such a little crew. But here it is our little book, just waiting for you to look. Co-Editors Bob Wilson Business Managers Peggy Hill Brenda Binicki Donna Braithwaite Assistant Editor Nola Smith Associate Editor Other Staff Members . .Tom Dushek, Sandy Rohovetz Todd Case, Doreen Saager Sports Editor Typists Denise Kuhlman, Ron Anderson Kim Sopha Donna Braithwaite Liz Teschan Junior Representatives .... Sophomore Representatives . . Steve Burgess, Todd Breneman Photographers Gary Tomczak Kathy Koeppel Adam Gordon Gordon Underwell Freshmen Representative . . BACK ROW: D. Smith, K. Sopha, T. Case, D. Tompkins, E. Hazard. SECOND ROW: N. Smith, B. Binicki, D. Braithwaitc, D. Kuhlman, S. Bur- gess, T. Brencman, Mrs. Peterson, D. Tomlinson. FRONT ROW: J. Johnson, P. Hill, S. Rohovetz, K Koeppel, P. Sopha, L. Teschan, D. Rhiner, C. Sopha. ABSENT: T. Dushek, D. Saager, R. Anderson. 106 Our Photographer Bob Wilson JOY IS A PERFECT ANNUAL The annual staff, a group of dedi- cated workers, is proud to have worked on the 1976 Pauquette. We have given hours on end to try and out do all previous annuals. The annual now completed for another year leaves a lot of relief for many. There were long hard hours ahead in August but now they are all behind. This may be the last annual for the class of ’76, but it will never be the final one of Poynette High School. As long as there are people who care, there will always be an an- nual. ' 107 OUR SCHOOL GOVERNMENT BACK ROW: President T. Case, B. Onstad, R. Megow, D. Seaman, B. Gorman, T. Breneman. SECOND ROW: R. Stoltenberg, Secretary L. Bradley, S. Hebei, AES Student S. Andersen, Treasurer C Luessman, C. Bender, Vice-President R. Noble, D. Smith, J. Gardner. FRONT ROW: School Board Representative D. Kuhlman, E. Knuteson, D. Miller, T. Thurston. 108 BACK ROW: L. Teschan, Treasurer; R. Noble, Vice-President; T. Case, President. FOURTH ROW: D. Kuhlman, School Board Representative; M. Frank, S. Andersen, E. Hazard. THIRD ROW: J. Briede, C. Sopha, D. Mountford, Secretary; J. Gardner. SECOND ROW: J. Kutzke, M. Kaltenberg, M. Shumate, P. Bublitz. FRONT ROW: B. Gorman, L. Johnson, D. Tessmer, C. Minick. At the end of the 1974-75 school year a president, vice-president, and school board representative were voted into office. Then in the 1975-76 school year, 1st and 2nd semester representatives were elected from the four homerooms of every class. These nineteen members plus their adviser, Mrs. Calkins made up the Student Council. This organization represented the student body and saw to it that its ideas were brought to the attention of the Board and Administration. Student Council has made sure that every year the Homecoming activities run smoothly. It maintains the pop machines in the commons, runs a con- cession stand at the basketball games, and gives scholarships to graduating seniors. It tries to make PHS the best it can possibly be. IN THE FIRST F: J. Steinback, L. Saager, K. Sopha, J. Waugh, M. Wolff, J. Jay, G. Gunderson, M. MacLeish. IN THE SECOND F: D. Mankc, J. Nehls, D. Bakken, J. Brasda, R. Caldwell, R. Frank, B. Nofsinger, L. Gabbei. IN THE A: R. Crawford, D. Rhiner, K. Fiske, R. Branton, R. Branton, D. Germain, B. Gorman, R. Waugh,C. Corning. FRONT ROW: Officers: B. Hutchinson, B. Waugh, B. Lindner, D. Waugh, B. Wolff, J. Gardner, K. Rhiner, Mr. Wittmus, Adviser. FARMING FOR THE FUTURE 1975-1976, the bountiful years, made our Future Farmers work hard. Over the past year our activities ranged from the formal FFA Banquet to the informal FFA Banquet and the very informal Challenging Chicken Chase Contest. There were times of rough water, and times of calm seas but our proud FFA’ers stuck together. Let it not be said that we never had fun, for the joy of this year will last forever. In the spring when the crops were planted our organization started anew. Election of officers was first on the agenda. Summer rolled around bringing warmth to the earth, signaling the fair. With spirits high our Chapter invaded the Columbia County fair grounds. The excitement was halted with an occasional water fight, or run around the grounds. Prizes had been awarded from Champions to last place. The turning of the leaves meant back to school and work. Livestock judging took up most of the time. Homecoming came next with our Chapter building the biggest bonfire ever. We, also, started a new tradition-the “Challenging Chicken Chase.” At six o’clock the chickens were released, filling the crowd with joy and amusement. The float for the parade was fun to work on but hard work, too. Vol- unteers stayed until 12:30 only to see the masterpiece fall apart in the parade. Fun- ny as it may sound, our sow just got tired of standing around. The parade was saved by an FFA member, as she led the pig down the street. Snow signaled Fruit Sales. Hopes were high to pass our 590 total cases of last year. With enthusiasm high, our goal was almost doubled. Prizes were given as our sales were completed. As the year ended we summed up our achievements, looked back, and laughed. no Duroc Judging Team THE FINISH Dairy Judging Team START The A-Maze-Ing FFA li=n_ Junior Livestock Judging Team Bon Fire Tractor Operators 111 RECIPE FOR: FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA By: Mrs. Webster 22 members evenly blended 1 leader, diced to perfection A pinch of hope A barrel of work Salt and pepper to season. BACK ROW: A. Dillingham, E. Hazard, C. Michael, P. Schuster. THIRD ROW: J. DeMars, P. Rasmussen, S. Preston, R. Arnold, S. Larson. SEC- OND ROW: B. Krusel, L. Wiese, N. Sugden, M. Brisky, C. Anderson, P. Morse. FRONT ROW: L. Johnson, P. Hoyheim, J. Gabbei, M. Tomlinson, Mrs. Webster. Absent: L. Gabbei, B. Kohler, F. Zulke. In a large mixing bowl, add 22 students and one leader. Blend until mixed well, beat for one year. Add a pinch of hope and barrel of work, beat to their hearts content. If you find it needs seasoning add salt and pepper. It may look unorganized,but its only the be- ginning of our hard working future homemakers. Combined with all their activities and fun was hard work at the football eat stand. Thanks to the effort put forth by this mixture of students, many cold and hungry people were made happy. Eat Stand where FHA’ers work. Pillsbury Hall on Green Lake. Add sugar and spice to make every- thing nice. Give a pinch of this and pinch of that, but keep in mind there has to be some fun. Send the officers to Green Lake to learn and hope they come back full of ideas. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Kohler. M. Tomlinson, P. Rasmussen. M. Brisky, P. Schuster, P. Morse, J. DcMars, S. Preston. CENTER: C. Michael. 1)3 BACK ROW: H. Dillingham, H. Crawford, B. Welch, K. Dushek, E. Hazard, R. Noble, D. Kuhlman, T. Thurston, S. Pafford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Prescott, adviser; P. Hill, C. Sopha, D. Rhiner, M. Klaila, B. Ohnesorge, N. Sammons, P. Mountford, L. Hoch, C. Manthc. FRONT ROW: C. Luessman, K. Johnson, S. Andersen, K. Bender, B. Binicki, M. Lake. At the beginning of the year, AFS club had a hay- ride to welcome Stella to Poynette. It turned out to be a great success, for the night was beautiful and every- one had a good time. A bike hike and picnic had, also, been planned but because of rain it had to be cancelled. It was rescheduled in the spring. The annual AFS candy sale started in March and went through April. Part of this money was contribu- ted to help send a Poynette High School student to an- other country in the summer of 1977. Money obtained from the candy machine in the commons was still used to bring a foreign exchange student to Poynette. The club was busy this year and everything ran smoothly under the guidance of its adviser, Mrs. Pres- cott. Mr. Bender, Kari Bender, Mrs. Bender, Stella Andersen, Bill Bender. FRIENDS OF THOSE FROM AFAR 115 SPECIAL DELIVERY FROM DENMARK mm Dear PHS’ers, I wish to thank everybody who made my stay here so very special and, of course, everybody who in the first place made it possible for me to come. It has been a great experience for me to come over to the United States of America. I am very happy here, and I am glad that I came to such a nice, friendly place as Poynette. It is hard to find some words that express my feelings. It is just that I have been enjoying my life here very much. It has been great to learn about your community, your way of living, and your country. I hope I gave you a little idea about life in Denmark. My home here is in Arlington. I am living with the Benders. I feel like a member of the family and I am happy here. My sister is Kari Bender. This Christmas vacation she took me skiing. It was the first time I have ever been on skis and she had a lot of problems trying to make me stand on my skis instead of lying on the snow. 1 like to though, so I became a member of the Ski Club and went skiing (lying in the snow). In Denmark I live on Fyn, the second biggest island in Denmark. There are about five hundred islands in Denmark, but only a hundred of them are inhabited. I live in the country just by the shore. In the summer I can be found in the water or ly- ing in the sun, if I don’t have to work or do dishes. Here I am out for synchronized swimming, which I enjoy. The climate in Denmark is very similar to the climate in Wisconsin. We usually don’t get temperatures under zero, but we have ice and snow in the winter. I only have one sister, Kirsten, she is thirteen years old, and we used to have fun together. She and I went horseback rid- ing together. I have my own horse at home, his name is Pimpernel. My sister has a donkey, but we share the horse. Jokum (the donkey) only does what he wants to do, and usually he does not feel like working. Here I also had the chance to go riding to- gether with Kari. It was fun, but different; at home I ride English, here it was with one hand and Western. My father is a carpenter and he has his workshop at home. I liked to go fishing with him. My mother is a kindergarten teacher and works in Assens, a town about nine miles from Logismoseskov (that is where 1 live). My mother and 1 like to go shopping, a thing I also have been enjoying here. Last year I graduated from school at home. Our school system is different from yours. We start in school when we are seven years old and after ten years we graduate. By us a class is about twenty-two persons, the class has its own classroom, and it is the teachers who move around, not the pupils. It was a little strange for me here in the beginning to move around alter each class. I like it though, in that way you meet a lot of different people. It was also nice to be able to choose the subjects you wanted. At home I had to have a lot of subjects and I could not choose. Last year I had to have German, English, Danish, math, science, history, geography, biology, and physical exercises; I had French as an extra subject. The games, (football and basketball) have been a lot of fun going to and cheering with the cheerleaders and everybody else is great. In Denmark the school does not arrange activities like football (soccer) and basketball. If you want to play these things you have to join a club. Half of my stay in Poynette is already over now; I do not know where the time has gone; it seems it is just running. In July I have to go home; I do not really want to think about it now. It is strange to think about; I mean, that you have to leave and you do not know when you can come back again. But, I am glad I had the chance to come, and I want to say thank you to all of you. Love, 17 Stella May Anderson MEXICO HERE WE COME! BACK ROW: M. Trotter, M. Schmidt, D. Kuhlman, A. Quaile, J. Schuster, K. Koepke, J. Hanick, S. Brendel, R. Onstad. SECOND ROW: W. Hebei, M. Lake, P. Hill, L. Ashmore, S. Wade, D. Cuff, D. Waugh, M. Brodeur, K. Brendel, P. Mountford. FRONT ROW: ADVISER, S. Mercer, A. Fisk, L Hoch, J. Millard, R. Roth, J. Kasprzak, M. Curtis, K. Peterson, C. Manthe. Spanish Club started the year with the building of the float for the Homecoming parade. It took a great deal of time and many hours of hard work to build this year’s float. The theme was, “We’ll lay an ‘A-patch’-ee on their tribe.” During the year bake sales and a variety of activities were sponsored. The main event of the year for many was the trip to Mexico. A group of students, some of whom were not Spanish Club members, Miss Mercer and other adult chaperones left on April 15 for a fun-filled bus ride to Mexico. Once in Mexico the fun began. Tours and excitement filled each of the ten days. This was a trip that will long be remembered by the many students and adults who participated. 118 Waugh, B. Ohnesorge, S. Anderson, L. Schmidt, Adviser, Miss Mercer. DOWN HILL ALL THE WAY I BACK ROW: B. Palmer, S. Jamieson, R. Stoltenberg, T. Palmer, T. Case, T. Schoeneberg, J. White, R. Boehm, T. MUcs, C. Grinde. M. Haas. SIXTH ROW: J. Halversen. D. Grinde, R. Prescher, R. Dernell, R. Deetz, W. Wilson, G. Stcinhauer, T. Walters, T. Case, T. Shaw, K. Dushck. I IFTH ROW : P. Bublitz, K. Breunig, M. Schoeneberg, R. Noble, T. Breunig, T. Tomlinson, L. Schmidt, C. Sopha, J. Elphick, J. Lawer, D. Kuhl- man, D. Puntney. FOURTH ROW: K. Seymour, T. Thurston, J. Lindner, M. Lake, E. Roth, K. Koepkc, S. Wade, D. Waugh, R. Megow, B. On- stad, M. Schmidt, N. Mountford. THIRD ROW: B. Wilson, L. Schroeder, L. Ashmore, P. Hill, B. Binicki, K. Bender, K. Johnson, L. Van Etten, S. Anderson, S. Pafford, S. Bergquist, E. Gehin. SECOND ROW: Adviser, Mr. Schmidt, J. LaFave, T. Bishop. S. Hustad, J. Kasprzak, L. Dykstra. B. Hill. J. Millard. R. Wagner, D. Lange, L. Wiese, K. Brendel. FRONT ROW: J. Bricde, B. Ohnesorgc, J. Hall, C. Teeter, L. Hoch, R. Haas, W. Kas- przak. L. Johnson, P. Hoyheim, D. Hendrickson, R. Woodward, R. Ohnesorge, L. Johnson, B. Hahn. Even though Ski Club had a late start due to bad weath- er, it was an enjoyable season. This was only the second year for the Ski Club, but it managed to be one of the largest clubs in the school. With trips to Devil’s Mead and Cascade Mt., there was plenty of skiing for all. BACK ROW: D. Lcdin, R. Stoltenberg, D. Smith, B. McFarlanc, C. Grindc, J. Crawford, T. Palmer, R. Stoltenberg, M. Walters, G. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Gardner, S. Pafford, K. Walters, R. Porter, M. Ritt, P. Weeklcy, C. Sopha, A. Dillingham, J. Colvin, J. Roesch. SECOND ROW: F. Cook. J. Rasmussen, O. Ritt, R. Megow, R. McNichol, L. Bradley, C. Herschleb, S. Andersen, A. Rcible, Adviser, Mr. Gordon. FIRST ROW: M. Bradley, L. Sugden, M. Tomlinson, B. Barger, D. 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