Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

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Dances, fundraisers, and spirit week kept Student Council very busy this year. In the fall they at- tended a workshop at Richland Center where they learned activi- ties such as organization of the school's government and ways of improving the school. They put on the annual fall Homecoming activities and dance with the Senior class. A mix up with the D.J. at Homecoming enti- tled the Student Council and Senior class to free DJ. services which they put to use in January on the Turnabout dance. They also, for the first time, sold carnations for Valentines Day. It was a success, and they will prob- ably do it again next year. Student Government Left to Right Row 1 K Riley Vice Presi I I G I I I e dent, C. Hitchock, Presidentg T: Bruha, Sec- Pride Future Homemakers of America this year met and discussed the dif- ferent careers that the members were interested in, in the Home Economics related fields. This year they sold candy, for a fundraiser. The money earned went toward sending four representa- tives of the club to the District Conference Convention in Green Bay. At one convention Kim Rains took fouth place by reciting the FHA creed. In order to join this group mem- bers paid a 55.00 due. They said it was well worth the cost to be in this group, celebrating its 40th anniver- sary this year. Officers were: Presi- dent, Denise Wilde, V. President, Kim Rains, Treasurer, Barb Paschp Secretary, Karrie Kledehn. retaryg A. Trlebs, Treasurer. Row 2: J. Ott, D. Shepard, L. Schendel, L. Barbour, T. Thompson. Row 3: B. Subera, D. Green, K. Thompson, A. Preuss. Row 4: Y. Peterson, M. Haney, T. Schmidt, A. Krahenbuhl. Ad- visor: Mr. Preuss. Left to Right: First Row: Mrs. Murray, B. Finn, B. Bennett, j. Benish, J. Koca, L. Cox. Pasch, K. Rains, K. Kledehn. Second Row: B.

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Around The World The main objective of the AFS club this year was to encourage Royall students to go abroad and host exchange students at Royall. Their second objective was to encourage Royall stu- dents to expand their horizons through travel and new exper- iences. They began to accom- plish these goals with a trip to the Twin Cities in the fall, where they toured a renovated mansion area and the University of Min- nesota, and saw a play. After the experience of big city life, the club made plans for spring ca- noe trips in order to explore the great out-of doors. Left to right: Front row: R. Ambort, D Green, K. Ahlstrom, L. Schendel, K Bradley, K. Rains, K. Bunk First row: T Schreier, E. Kortbein, A. Houzner, S Chase, L. Flasher, A. Winchell, 1. Neer- gaard-Petersen, E. Schmidt Second row: C. Houzner, S. Schnurr, A. Preuss, j. Ol- son, L. Brown, G. Albrecht, Mr. Flasher Third row: K. Thom son, S. Splittgerber M. Cook, L. Miller, j. Bradley, K Thompson, Fourth row: M. Kranz, D Murphy, D. Polstin, T. Garvin, S. Rob- erts, G. Arndt. Top left: Matt Preuss and ,lens Neergaard Peterson in Homecom- ing parade. Top right: Michelle Kranz and Lynette Miller enjoy- ing spaghetti at AFS supper. Bot- tom left: Eric Schmidt, Jens Neer- gaard Peterson, Matt Preuss, and Todd Schmidt, AFS brothers Bottom right: jens makes a pass. 4.1 26 '

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Bulls Eye An archery club has been ad- ded to Royall's extracurricular activities. This year the advisors were Principal Runyon and Mr. Melbostad. The club had thirty- five members. Most of which were boys. Some members involved themselves in a car painting fun- draiser at Mark Rudig's in Mauston. The club raised fifty dollars for new targets, one of which was donated to them by a sporting good store. Archery met only twice as of March due to unavailability of facilities. Well Spoken Forensics unfortunately had very little student participation in 1986 probably because it involves memori- zation and speaking ability-just plain hard work. Participants choose their own per- formance subjects whether it be poet- ry, solo play acting or prose reading. To prepare for the season, the team attended a forensics conference at UW-LaCrosse. Advisors Kueppers and McHenry said The convention was a great help , students learned performance techniques. Square Roots Advisors Hawes and Calkins' math team had a total of 14 members this year, with at least two representatives from each class. The team competed successfully at several events, and LaVonne Todd- made All Academic team. 28 Left to right, bottom to right: Row one: S. Lee, Runyon, L. Thompson, M. Lenski, M. Birch. B. Vieth, D. Miller, P. Warsaw, R. Bender, R. Row four: S. Schultz, B. Thompson, R. Mur- Tracy. Row two: S. Pruess, J. Ott, R. Marshall, phy. R. Brunner, D. Carey. Row three: Advisor M. N Left to right, bottom to top: A. Triebs, J. Wolf- WilS0r1- gram, T. Wilson. Row two: P. Ellsworth, C. Bottom to top-left to right: Row one: C. Milne, Schnurr, K. Bunk. Row three: A. Vieth, L. M. Wildes, B. Steinke, I. Ott, S. Board. Row Schendel, J. Beres, M. C1ruen, Row four: K. two: T. Wilson, K. Alhstrom, A. Schachtely, S. Calkins, A. Houzner, Advisor, R. Hawes