Bangor High School - Echo Yearbook (Bangor, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

THE ECHO Volume XL DEDICATION 2 ACTIVITIES 78 STAFF 6 UNDERCLASSMEN 88 ORGANIZATIONS 18 SENIORS 104 ATHLETICS 42 PATRONS 124 TEACHER COUNSELOR AND FRIEND To Mr. Michael Schlies: We, the members of the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1982 Echo to you for all you have done for us and been to us. You have been our teacher, not only in the classroom, but also in the many aspects of growing up You have been our counselor for schools, for jobs, for our problems and our successes But most importantly, you have been our friend; someone to talk to or share a confidence with. For all this and with our greatest respect and love we dedicate this book to you. 4 NEW AND VETERAN LEADERSHIP COMBINE Superintendent T Kakaliouras Principal C. von Behren School Board A Hundt. G Niedfekit. D. Hanson. R Horstman. I Path. R lee and D Kotek 1 Mrs. J. Amann: jr and Sr High Art This year Mrs Amann won a mine-award to develop a presentation on his- tone homes in Bangor 2 Mr. B. Brewer: |r High Science Girls Track Coach Under Mr Brewer the girls' track team broke all kinds of records including their first conference championship and taking Roxie to state 3. I saw those firecrackers! 4 Mr. W. Bollech: Instrumental Musk Color Guard advisor Mr B's marching band again came home with many trophies; just as the concert band again provided many entertaining hours 5 The least they could do is let the visitors score EMPHASIZING WRITING 1 Mr. M. Cullen: English Echo and High Quiz advisor 1982 saw Mr Cullen publish Writing Across Two States, a magazine of stu- dent writing 2. What Indians? 3 Mr. C. Halverson: Social Studies Wrestling and Boys Track Coach With a young wrestling squad this year's boys did not face well in the conference but T Hundt did win a Regional Chanp- lonship 4 Mrs. G. Johnson: Soph English Forensics Coach This year Mrs Johnson’s forensics team was highly successful taking 8 people to state 10 1 Mr. L. Korb: Industrial Arts Ski Club Many worthwhile and varied projects were again produced in Mr Korb's shop 2 Mrs. D. Lee: Home E( FHA advisor Mrs Lee had a six week maternity leave and she and her husband had their first child. Heidi 3. There is no population decline in this area1 4 Mrs. C. Liska: Vocal Music Swing Choir Mrs Liska's choir and vocal groups provided many hours of enjoyable music 5 Mr. D. Lund: Social Studies Golf Coach Ass't girl's Basketball Coach Besides taking over social studies classes m his first year. Mr Lund's IV girls improved through out the year 11 CARING AND GIVING 1 Mr. R. Marks: Math Ass't Football Coach Head baseball Coach After a fast 3-0 start m baseball Mr Mark's team finished third in the conference 2 Mr. C. McClurg: Industrial Arts Mr McClurg's General Industry class had another successful business year selling the picture frames of Hazel's Nuts. Inc 3. Mr. R. Michaels: Business Girls Basketball Coach Mr Michaels' girls basketball team again went undefeated dur- ing the regular season and again won the conference This year the 5th rated girls also won a Regional Championship 12 1 Mrs. J. Rainwater English and Reading Drama Coach Mrs Rainwater, in her first year at BHS, not only did an excellent job m the classroom, but also produced 2 very enjoyable plays 2 Mr. |. Rand: Librarian Besides taking care of the library in his first year here he also su- pervised the ETN foreign language courses 3 Are they really reading' 4 Mr. C. Rasmussen: Phy-ed Athletic director Head Football Coach Mr Rasmussen as head of the athletic dept is proud of all his teams, especially the three conference champs 5. Mr. J. Ranous: Math and Computer Science In addition to his classroom duties Mr Ranous also took the math team to a third place finish in area competition 13 GIVING THEIR TIME 1 Sorry, prayer is not allowed in public schools 2. Mr. J. Romskog: Jr High Social Studies Stage Crew Mr Romskog's beautiful set designs and the excellent work of his stage crew were appreciated by all 3 Mrs. L. Sieber Phy-ed Ctrl's Volleyball Coach Mrs Sieber's volleyball team again won the Conference championship and this year added the Regional championship A Mr. M. Schlies: Guidance Counselor Ass t Football Coach As the students plainly showed; they loved their guidance counselor M 1 Mr. J. Stekel: Science Mr Stekel again this year used his wit and wisdom to entertain and educate 2 Mr. S. Tucker Biology g FFA Ass't baseball Coach In both biology and ag Mr Tucker had prize winning students 3 Mr. J. Weiland: Health Boy's Basketball Coach Mr Weiland's basketball team again showed moments of possi- bility 4 Caught with the evidence 15 DAILY ROUTINE! Custodian - Orville Flaten Custodian - Harry Bet singer Cooks-Helen Vassey and Elaine Sprehn Without the people on these two pages completing their daily routines ours would be upset every other minute We thank you Custodian-Al Wolf Bus Drivers: D. Gilbertson, A. Schroeder. E Wagner. E Schmitz, B Sprehn, D Wolf. W Wolf, D Craig. B Cavidmi Book Keepers Debbie Suchla and Cathy Clements District Secre- tary Germaine Craig 17 SUMMER JOBS 20 TALENTED TALKERS At the beginning of this year, 20 enthusiastic stu- dents set out to attend the annual Forensics Workshop at UW-L, with their coaches Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Jacobson. Here they learned about the various categories open to them from professors who often serve as judges at meets. As warm-ups for Sub-District, several students participated in the UW-L Tournaments. K. Sprain made it to the power round and placed 3rd overall in her category. Participants in the 1982 Forensics season were: S. Althoff, N. Berg, D. Gunderson, S. Hoffman, W Hoth, S. Irish, L. LaBarre, S. Langrehr, A. Loback, D Niedfeldt, V. Niedfeldt, J. Olsen, N. Piske, S. Schams, H Smith, K. Sprain, J. Streeton, K. Torgerud, C. Turmire West Salem was the host to the Sub-District contest held on March 9. Out of 19 Bangor competitors, 17 received A s and advanced to the District contest. In the District competition all but eight students were elminiated with B's The eight students who received A's at District ad- vanced to the season climax-State Competition. April 24 dawned fair and at 7:00 the eight stu- dents and their devoted coached set out for state, Madison Wi. in the schools most elegant form of locomation — the carryall When they re- turned four students had A's and four B's. Thanks to the help and dedication of their coaches the forensics students were all able to claim a very successful season. 23 1. Stale material 2 Karla, talking, again 3. Yes, I'm great' FHA ON THE MOVE L to R N Piske, N Berg, S Langrehr, I Hemker, |. Simpson, K Sprain, C. Thcelker, T Davis, S. Morris, L Schaub, Mrs Lee (Advi- sor). B Leis, C Horstman, V Niedfeldt, D Olson, E. Gabrielson, ) Streeton, D. Niedfeldt, S Herman, L. Ardnt, L. Niedfeldt, D. lohnson, B Hansen. S Hanson, A Elsen. B Schmitz, I Langrehr, G. Krueger. D Becker, | Thicke, G. Allen The Bangor FHA 1981-1982 began in August when four courageous juniors traveled to the State Fair, they were Nancy Piske, Nancy Berg, Gena Allen, and Sue Langrehr Their duties were to handle the FHA Booth and hand out informa- tional materials concerning the organization Be- ing given lots of free time they also had some time for relaxation and fun Officially the year began when under the direc- tion of Mrs Lee and Karla Sprain our president, our banner took second place at the Fall Rally This years fund raisers were very successful. Solding candy both before and after school and in the fall cookbooks were sold with Donna lohnson selling the most. She sold 100 cookbooks 1 3 1 Loyal Memberws 2. 1981-1982 Officers 3 Is lhat all she does, is talk' ■4 Well, if it isn't the President 24 State Conference was again held in LaCrosse, we took the usually 4 delegates and for the first time took day delegates Our delegation includ- ed; Donna johnson, Nancy Piske, Sue Langrehr, Nancy Berg Sue Langrehr is our new District Of- ficer. Nancy Berg also gave her demonstration on outdoor cooking since she received first place on it in district competition. 1. What are you wailing for' 2. Elisabeth talking again J. Stale Convention delegates 4 Are you sure this is a meeting' 5. Elisabeth and her new mom 25 ' V The year was filled with all sorts of fun and ex- citement beginning with Roller Skating. In May many members attended the spring trip to the Old Log Theater. This proved to an exciting day for all, shopping, eating at the Red Lobster and finally attending the play, Lunch Hour . Our banquet was also very successful this year. The seniors planned the evening with all enjoy- ing it. The officers were installed through the lighting of the candle The year held many good times for the FHA members and all are looking forward to more 1 3 1. Here's (rouble 2 Is it safe? 3. Isn't the food good' 4 Karla, they aren't that bad’ 26 FFA THRIVES L-R. F-B Mr Tucker. H Olson, D Ardnt. T Manke. B Horstman. R Langrehr. D Langrehr. J Langrehr, D Langrehr, C. Piske. S. Rodenburg, D Antony, C. Scharm. M Piske, T Everson, S. Stach, D Anderson. L Antony, U Vaher, W Turnmire, R Plenge, D Streeck, P Clements, R Young. T Hundt, I ZebeN. J Kaiser, M Manke. B Peters. S. Stinzi, S. Kotek, W Iones, M Pfaff, C. Christopherson. N Hendrickson, B Langrehr, M Schmitz. R Fnet, B Axleson, S. Johnson. L. Mikshowsky, D Olson 27 1981-82 Officers-D Ardnt, T Manke, B Horstman, R Langrehr, D Langrehr. H Olson. D Langrehr, C Piske. J Langrehr V Livestock-S. Rodenberg. R Plenge, D Streeck, C Piske, D Langrehr 2. The cousins act 3. Building Our Ament an Communi- ties - Bleacher Renovation A Green Lake and Bart 5. Bruising Basketball 28 1. Soils Team: I Antony. C Piscke. S Stintzi. D Langrehr 2 Wolf Scholarship recipient P Nuttleman enjoys 3. Meats Team: D Langrehr. M. Nelson. C. Piscke, B Pe- ters, L Antony 4 Memories of Food for America The past year was a great one for the chapter The BO AC project consisted of building a plant holder for the 4M and re- building the old football bleachers Once again the chapter conducted the Food for America program, which consisted of giving coloring books, taking children to farms to show what the farms is like, and a safety program for kindergarten. The chapter's success is demonstrated by the fact that they are ranked in the top 30 of nearly 300 chapters and won the fol- lowing awards: National Chapter Award-Superior Silver, BOAC - Superior Silver, Safety Program - Superior Silver, Co- operative Program — Superior, Wisconsin Farmer —Don Langrehr and 3 Star President-Todd Manke 29 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, as the name implies, gives students their voice of opinion on de- cisions made at Bangor High School. Under the direction of president, Brian Horstman, the student council kept busy by sponsor- ing football homecoming, a Christman door decorating contest, and the annual awards night Also, to raise money to put towards a new scoreboard, the student council sold left over cardinal spirals. VISITING ADULTS L to R f to B T Schmitz. I Schmitz, M Irish, T Oliver, M Sommerfieki. M Han- sen, S. Everson, C. Schams, D Gunderson. R Kneifl, C. Clements. M Nelson, | Mashak. I Flaten. B Peters, B Horstman, K Schaller. B Horstman, D Becker, Mr Schlies, I Hauser, D Arndt, M Nicolai. D Nelton EXCELLENT PERFORMERS I to R H Smith, M Schaller, K Slratman. R Bouska The 1982 high Quiz team con- sisted of four seniors and a ju- nior alternate. Three time win- ners Winona Cotter were their opponents in a very close game. Heather Smith being a three year member and captain great- ly aided the team in their nar- row defeat Alternate Nancy Berg is not pictured. The Badger Boys and Girls representatives for 1982 are respectively, Kevin Schaller, Todd Schaller, Lau- rie johnson, and Roxanne Sommerfield. The selec- tion of these juniors by the faculty is based on their academic accomplishments, leadership abilities and many other areas. 31 1 Our team! 2 I hale standing up here 3. Where's Rox. late again' SCHOOL SPIRIT ‘ e 7u W ftte Kin tfd !To44 Wc Not Only BELIEVE, sco You Can Do It ! iou uan uo ±r We KNOW You Can! r� n Bart a S° t L d •J Ul.N't RYsr Oeiv HARD WORK PAYS OFF In the Fall the Bangor Marching Cardinals participated in four parades They came home with a 1st at Platteville Dairy Days and 2nd's at Warrens Cranberry Festival as well as in the La- crosse Oktoberfest. In the Spring the Bangor Lions Club spon- sored the marching band in Eau Claire at the Lions State Con- vention Parade 1 Marching Cardinals 2. Look at that line 3. What a performance! 33 STRAIGHT LINES 1. The guard 2. Presenting the colors. 3. One down, how many more' 4 Present arms! 34 PERFECT FORMATIONS The guard of 1981-82 again proved themselves to be nothing less than spectacular They began the year with only three veterans and ten new-comers, but finished with a guard of experienced and tal- ented achievers. Their hard work has definitely paid off with suc- cessful performances year-round Keep up the good work!! 1. Formation one, two, three, four 2. What a line! 3. Smile lean 4 Hard work's reward 3S THE CROWD PLEASERS L to R.. F. to B K. Torgerud. D Gunderson. S. Hansen. | Otsen. N. Tichnor. N Churchwe� . B Horstman. K Carves I Schmitz I Johnson L Pierce. A. Eken.S. Schams, V. Nn-dfeldt. U. Vaher, D Serva� . S. Niedfeklt. K Schaller. M Nicola.. S Moms. R Stark. P Hansen. W Betsmger.' N. Everson. P Piske N Berg. T. Davis. S Torgerud, D Langrehr. W Hoth. | Mashka. I Flaten. S. Hoffman. L Kaiser T Hansen R Kne.fl . r I SCHa!T cS.?n8e- R BOUSka’ M Stha er' R Mlmoa 1 S,ree,on D Kne,fl' S Hanson- S « • c Clements. C Schams S Elsen S Insh. T Antony. D Schaller. Mr Bollech. S Althoff. L. Koltermann. T Olvier, E Gabrialson. | Wolf, S Stach, M Scafe, I Syverson C Huhn P Wuensch. T Severson. S. Alen 1 2 1. Mr Bill and his crowd pleasers 2. Hard at work agam 26 The Bangor High concert band consisted of a group of hard working, dedicated members and a great direc- tor. Supported by the Music Backers, fellow students, and the community, the concert band had a very successful year Their concerts were well attended and enjoyed by all. 1 2 1 It isn't that bad is it? 2 Tater, you're behind two mea- sures 3. All that work is finally paying off 37 FIRE UP THE FANS At pep rallies and games the pep band again lived up to its name getting both players and spectators fired up. Coaches often commented that having the pep band there was worth 10 points 38 1. Getting the pep rally going 2. It may be cold but they sound good 3. Concentration SONG BIRDS ENTERTAIN 1 R Stark. N Churchwell, S. Hansen, S Schams. T. Schaller, S. Stekel, K. Spram. V. Niedfeldt, J Dunnum, L Johnson, P Hansen, S Irish. S. Torgerud, R lohnson 2 Swing Choir 3. L Lunde, V Pischke, J. Thicke, L. LaBarre, W Lunde. K landt, L TNI, D Langrehr, M. Koskovich, D Kast, L Gjertsen, G. Oliver, M Nelson. S Ahhoff, B Hass, S. Schams, D lohn- son. C. Dwyer. S Hansen, N Churchwell, T Bedessem, C Clements. R Stark. P Freit, C. Manke, T Schaller. I Peters. B Horstman, J Hemker, J Dunnum, R Sommerfield, V. Niedfeldt. K Sprain. D. Anderson, S. Torgerud. B Flaten, S. Irish, S. Stekel, P Hansen. R. lohn- son, P Nelson, K Torgerud, L. Syverson, B Schmitz Under the new direction of Mrs. Cin- dy Liska, the 1982 version of the Bangor Choir continued and expand- ed its tradition of excellence New to vocal music was the addition of a swing choir which was enjoyed by lis- teners and singers alike Highlights of the year included district and state contests, the Viterbo trip, and enter- taining at Valley View � B 4 Sg v ’ 1 | V § V v« • r A, V' V • f.' V X 4 4 41 � iri r' 1 i V n T’Jr ( ■. 1 STATE SUCCESSES Ciris Triple Trio V. Niedfeldt, |. Hemker. R Sommerfield. ) Dunnum. S. Torgerud, K. Sprain. D Anderson S Schams L. Iohnson Playing and studying music is a source of personal enjoyment; but for a select few there is also the reward of competing with the finest musicians in the state The peo- ple featured on these pages spent many hours striving for that goal. Congratulations Girls' Triple Trio-State second Trombone Duet —State first. 40 Trombone Duel - Mike Sc ha Her and Rose Bouska 1. PIANO SOLOISTS Wendy Hoth-State first Kim Torgerud-State first Sharon Hansen - State first Not pictured - Piano Duet Sharon and Mary Hansen-State first 2 VOCAL SOLOISTS Robert Johnson - State first Laune Johnson - State second 41 ATHLETICS LOSING RECORD, WINNING SPIRIT Row 1: B Hass. 1. Peters, T Hundt. M Pfaff. D Niedfeldt. M Schaller. ). Hauser. I. Mikshowsky, B lohnson, K Clements. D Arndt, S Plenge, P Hass. T Leis. Row 2: Coach Marks, T Oliver, D. Schaller, D Servais, C. Piske, C. Oliver, K Schaller, B Horstman, B Chapiewsky, P Nuttleman. T Schaller, P Friet. C Manke, T Severson, D Streeton, Coach Schlies Row 3: K Becker. C Schams, R Kneifl, D, Streeck, M Scafe. D Gunderson, S Rodenberg, I Wolf, P Wuensch, S Niedfeldt, T Antony, T Hansen, R Plenge, T Everson, Coach Rasmussen With 42 fired-up players the Bangor Cardi- nals began their football season. Coaches Rasmussen, Schlies, and Marks led the Cards through their 8 game season. The Cards won their only 2 games played on Cardinal turf In spite of the season record, 2 players were named to all-conference teams: Dennis Niedfeldt received 1st team honors and Steve Plenge was named to the 2nd team With 17 freshman and 4 sophomores out the Cardinals began a Ju- nior Varsity team The J.V. played 4 tough games and finished a disappointed 0-4. 1. Get that ball 44 45 TROPHY TIME Row 1: Becky Horstman, Sheryl Torgerud, Mary Nicolai. Kim Torgerud, Debby Kneifl Row 2 Laurie lohnson. Coleen Huhn. Coach Seiber, Elisabeth Gabnebon, Peggy Meyer The Varsity volleyball team got their names in the record books once again, capturing the Conference Championship for the second consecutive year, then travelling to Cashton to capture the Regional Crown as well. 46 1. There's no T' in team 2. Concentrate now Deb BEGINNING BUMPERS Row 1: Gidget Krueger. Tammy lerome. Sherri Her- Tammy Peters. Wendy Betsinger. Coach Sieber, Jill man. Betty Schmitz, Lisa LaVarre, Tammy Bedessem, Olson. Rhonda Rhodes. Dawn Langrehr, Dana Sara Hoffmann. Wendy Hoth Row 2: Vicky Niedfeldt, Gunderson The 1981 junior Varsity Volleyball team had a very good season capturing their own Conference Title With four juniors and two Sophomores providing leadership for a talented bunch of Fresh- man, the Varsity Conference Title should be theirs if the talent comes back. 1. What team work! 2. Oh look, a volleyball' 48 BOOSTING MORALE This year's squad of football cheerleaders had a tough assignment in trying to keep spirits high and the crowd cheering in spite of a losing record. They worked well as a unit and did manage to keep the interest high Bangor High, Bangor High It's the school for which we stand Bangor High, Bangor High It's the best school in the land Faithful we, will always be. We will fight to get ahead. Loyalty to Victory for our colors Black and Red Bangor High, Bangor High It's the best school in the land Faithful we, will always be, we will fight with all our might. Loyalty to victory for our colors. Fight, Fight, Fight. 1 L. Johnson. D Becker, S. Torgerud. R Sommer- field. I Schmitz 2. Sheryl and the band work together a9 HOMECOMING DAZE Homecoming week always means a little crazi- ness and this year was no exception. Lots of people took part in days like hat and shades, the pep rally and the traditional bonfire. 1. Sue always was a little old-fashioned 2. Mellow Mr Halverson 3. You stick out your tongue for doctors, not photogra- phers 4 Our hopes were ablaze too 50 FRIDAY The big day arrives and everybody gets out early to put finishing touches on their floats before the parade. Then it's the parade, highlighted by the Marching Cardi- nals and the court. Later that night we play Hillsboro close, but wind up on the short end of a 13-0 score. 1. The freshmen managed to limp along 2 The sophomores tailed to chew up the judges 3. Action from the game ENDLESS LOVE On October 9, after the Hillsboro game, the 1981 Football Homecoming Dance was held. The Homecoming Court came into the gym under pink and white streamers to the theme, Endless Love . Re- freshments were furnished by the Pep Club and the music was provided by our resident D.J. Brad Chapiewsky K Torgerud, K. landt. A Elsen, T Davis 1981 Queen P lerome, 1982 Queen S Morris, 1981 King | Elsen, 1982 King D Arndt, K Clements. D Niedfeldt. P Hass, M Schaller 52 2. A happy group 3. Are they dancing' 4 Keeping watch FALL SUCCESS STORY VOLLEYBALL CHAMP5 1981-82 Volleyball Conference and Regional Champs The second annual Fall Athletic Banquet was a successful reward- ing evening for many There was more enthusiasm this year be- cause of the volleyball team's. Regional Championship Many people enjoyed the potluck meal and were happy for the volleyball team's achievements. Football awards were also pre- sented including captain, MVPs, all-conference and letters. Al- though the football team didn't enjoy the success of volleyball; their enthusiasm for the night's festivities was contagious S3 1 OH 2 Something else lo sil around and collect dust 3 But Coach, it says Mike Varsity Volleyball “T 1 WonowiK 2 Cashton 3 Net edah 3 HilWxxu 2 Nev I isbon 3 Royal I 2 Wonewo� West Salem Cashton Net edah Hisboro New Lisbon Royall Football Awards MVP Offence - Dennis Niedteldt V olleyball Awards Captains - Mary Nicolai Kim Torgerud MVP-Kim Torgerud Conference Awards 1st team - Dennis Niedfeldt 2nd team —Steve Plenge 54 IMPROVEMENT The 1981-82 basketball season proved to be a successful one for the JV as they achieved a 8-1 conference record and a 12-4 overall record. Under the first year coaching of Mr. Dave Lund, this young squad accomplished a great deal and also made many people proud of them FANTASTIC AGAIN P Meyer, L Johnson, M Nicolai, S. Torgerud, K. Torgerud. I Thill, D. Langrehr, B Schmitz, Coach Michaels, C Huhn, R Sommerfield, C Allen A second straight conference championship . . A second straight undefeated regular season . . . A Regional Championship. With those kinds of stats it is obvious that girls' basketball has some fan- tastic athletes, good coaching and a solid program. This year the community backed the girls by at- tendance and sending the entire team to Madison for the state tourney after their narrow loss to Pepin in sectional play. We all still believe that the best team wasn't playing in the state tournament. 1 Dawn gets one away 2 Tears of |oy 3 The power and the ice. 4 We had a few fans 5 Now where did that thing go? 6 You got her Kim 7 Aquinas was good —we were better 8 No one allowed inside 9 The scrapper 10 Bashful' 56 HIGH HOPES AND HUSTLE This year Bangor's Boys Buckets team, coached by )im Weiland was again successful. They fin- ished the season 9-7, but they were always ex- citing, especially Homecoming when they defeat- ed conference leading New Lisbon in a double overtime. This year the team played in two tournament games Bangor defeated the Mel-Min Mustangs, but then lost to the Cashton Eagles. The Cardi- nals are looking to an even more improved record next year 59 JV BOYS BASKETBALL I V Team L to R. F to B F Hansen. B Horst man. B Chaptewsky. R Langrehr. L. Peters. Coach Shea, T Schaller. S Stintzi, B Hass. G Oliver. P Hansen 1. On your mark, get set 2. Position 3. He can fly? 4 We re running circles around them CRAPPLERS ELIMINATE RECORDS F Row T Hansen, T Antony, T Hundt, B. Lengrehr, P Freit, M Nelson, D Langrehr, S. Niedfeldt, T Ander- son, B Row Coach Halverson, D Anderson, C. Bockomy, |. Wolf, K Schaller. D, Servais, C Christopherson, R Swenson, P Wuertsch. D Arndt, R Plenge t You're going down, chump 2 That'll teach him! 3. 3 points-near fall This year s young wrestling squad was a thrill to watch. The team compiled a 5-4 dual record, won the Granton tournament and placed third in the conference. With all but one wrestler returning next year and led by Regional Champ Tim Hundt the Car- dinal grapplers should be contenders. 61 62 1. Sometimes you pay 2. Here I come 3. You ain't goin’ nowhere' 4 Just a little more 5. Now what, coach? 6 Roll him' KEEPING SPIRITS HIGH This year the varsity basketball cheerleaders worked hard to lead the large number of fans. The squad worked hard and kept the crowds cheering. They also did a fine job making signs, making it possible to have pep rallies and setting up fan buses They not only lead basketball but they cheered for wrestling and they prepared events for parents night of both the boys and girls basketball teams 1 Cel your act gogether! 2. Basketball cheerleaders L. Syverson. I Dunnum, D Becker, B Horstman. T. Bedessem. L Schmitz 3. Stand up, give a cheer 4 The line up 64 This years Winter Homecoming was a festive occasion after the boys basketball team knocked off undefeated New Lisbon 78-72 in a double overtime. The dance mu- sic was provided by stereo equipment run by our DJ'S Fudd and Chip The theme Sweet Dreams proved true for many. A NIGHT OF SWEET DREAMS 67 WINTER ATHLETICS AUTOGRAPHS Bangor Cardinals Carts Basketball 1981-62 1st Team All-Conference: Peggy Meyer(U). Mary Nicolai Kim Tor� erud Pt -- . — . Aft-Conference Honorat fe Mention Laurie Johnson, Sheri Torgerud Wisconsin Stare purnal All-Area Team Kim Torgerud Peggy Meyer. Mary Nicolai United Press international Aft-State Kirn Torgerud. Peggy Meyer Mary Nicolai Captains Marv Nfc olai Kim Torgerud, Peggy Meyer MVP Mary Nicolai, Kim Torgerud, Peggy Meyer MIP Laurie Johnson Spark Plug Award Sheri Torgerud UPI State Ranked ffS - ___ Scenic Bluffs hampions 18-0 Wisconsin diss C Record 36 consecutive wins WiAA Regional Champions W I A A.A Sectional Representative School Record. Most wins in a year-21 Best winning Percentage- 95 5 Career points Mary Nicolai - 69 | Career reboun fc, Mary Mcolai 600 i year reboods, Mary Nicolai - 278 i vear assists. Kim Torgerud - 105 v 'ar steals. Peggy Meyer - 124 year field goal percentage. Peggy me free throws. Mary Nicolai- i me most points, Mary Nicolai-27 Bangor 63 66 65 50 58 18 37 58 54 66 78 51 Luther Mkboro Brook wood New Lisbon Royal Cashton Wonewoc Necedah Hillsboro Brook wood New Lisbon Cashton 1st Team Ail-Conference. Kevin Stratman Hustle Award Todd Manke Captains Mike hafter Kevin Stratman Rebounds. Scott Bedessem, Kevin Stratman, Todd Manke, Pete Nuttleman mip f$te Hass Kevin Stratman Hass Steve Plenge, Bang.. 6. West Salem 3 one woe 48 50 Iquw 58 Bwe edah 63 52 Sparta Hillsboro 58 logan 77 New List on | 50 Roy all 60 Wonewoc 66 North Crawford 2 Ne edah(0 53 BRF 67 Hillsboro 59 New Lisbon Weston au Royal 18-0 W.IA.A Sub Regional 6 Mel-Min W I.A.A. Regional 67 I New Lisbon 40 W hitehaH WIAA. Sectional Opp 49 30 37 49 18 37 19 49 20 28 49 46 0 39 30 44 29 2H Wrestling MVW Dale Arndt MIW Dick Langrehr MOW Cart Christopherson Most Promising Rookie Terry Antony Dual Meet Record 5-4 Ac omplishments: Team: 1st Place Granton Tournament 3rd Place Conference Aft but 2 team records tiroken Individual Dale Arndt —Granton Champion 2nd Conference Scott Niedfeldt -Granton Champion, 3rd Conference Tim Hundt 3rd Conference, Regional Champion Sectional Qualifier ■ evin Schafter - 3rd Conference ( art Christopherson - 3rd Conference Dk k Langrehr - 3rd Conference Terry Antony - 3rd Conference 69 BANGOR, HOT DOGS, APPLE PIE AND CHEVROLET The 1982 Cardinal baseball team under the direction of coaches Rod Marks and Steve Tucker finished the regular season with a 7-6 record. When the regular season ended they competed in the sub-regional tournament. Their hopes to advance were dashed by a tough Cashton team by a score of 5-1. F-B. L-R: L. Dessner, T lies, K Clements, C Piske, J. Wolf, T Schaller, B Hass, S. Stach, Mr Tucker, P Wuensch, M Schaller, P Hass. B Horstman, K Schaller, L Peters, D Nliedfeldt, Mr Marks 70 1 He's out1 2 Ready for the throw i. Freeze Frame FIRST TIME EVER I dson. P Meyer. K Torgerud. M Nicolai. D Kneifl, L Schmitz. Mr Brewer. D Langrehr. S Torgerud. S Hoffmann. W Hoth. L LaBarre, C Clements. T Peters. R Sommerfield, M Hansen. T Bedessem. S Herman, D Niedteldt. G Krueger. L. Arndt. L. Johnson. M Sommer field 2. Roxie's state form 3. Deb breaks the tape 4 Cis. watch out she is getting closer 5. Dawn leads the way 71 For the first time in the history of Bangor High School the girls' track team won the conference championship These girls, under the direction of Coach Bruce Brewer, continued to improve throughout the season. This championship also made it a clean sweep-three girls' sports and three championships. The team broke 11 of 16 school records, 20 class records, had 10 qualifiers for sectionals, and Roxie Sommerfield qualified for state. GREAT YEAR. 1. Unhhh! 2. Advice for the 800 meter relay 3. What a jumper 4 Wendy, there is no one behind you; that should tell you someting 72 RECORD BREAKERS L Thill. D Anderson, P Nelson, T Hundt, D. Langrehr. Mr Halveson. R Kniefl, D Antony, T. Severson, T Antony, D Schaller This year boys' track was huge, while un- expected success. The team tripled in size which did much to improve team morale Mr Halverson again coached the team and brought out some excellent performances. At conference 4 men placed in six events At regionals Tim Hundt took an individual championship. 1. Sour grapes 2. Leader of the pack 3. Strive 4. Man! They must have just waxed the track 5. The pace setter 73 YOU HAVE TO PROVE YOURSELF L. to R . F to B P Hass, T Manke. S. Plenge, B Chapiewsky, T. Schaller, T. Hundt, C Rassmussen, D Arndt, K Clements, D Niedfeldt. K Stratman. M Schaller, P Nuttleman, B Horstman 1 The 1982 B-Club was successful again this year in its spir- it and fund-raising promotion of selling jerseys and T- shirts. The B-club uses the profit from these sales to sponsor their summer trip to a Brewer game 1. Dennis in form 2. Pete earning another letter 74 75 1 Girls Track 1982 MVP-Rovamie Sommerfield MJP —Laurie Schmitz MDP - Laurie lohnson of the year - Tamm s C' lirvftdtiooa! @ GFT 3rd Invitational @ Bangor 1st Walker Invitational @ New Lisbon 2nd Pre-Coulee Invitational (u) GET . 3rd rence— 1st (137% pts) Won 7 events and a totai of 10 all-con- medals Conference lampions were Dawn Langrehr - 1600 and 3200m runs. Roxanne Sommerfield - 100m Hurdles and 200m dash Kim Torgerud-High lump Tammy Peters-Long lump 800m Relay Team of Tammy Peters Peggy Meyer Kim Torgerud. Roxanne Sommerfield Regional - 10 qualifiers m 9 events for sectionals. 83 pts 3rd place Sectionals - 56 pts 4th place I 1st place - Roxanne Sommerfield - lOOm Hurdles 2nd place-80On Relay team of lammy Peters. Peggy Meyer Torgerud, Roxanne Somr 3rd place-Kim Torgerud - High lump Tammv Peters-40 m Dash Roxanne Sommerfieki - 300m Hurdles Dawn I angrehr - 3200m Run 4th place - Laurie S hmrtz - 100m Hurdles Dawn langrehr -800m Run iNXAm Relay Team of Wendy Hoth, Kim Torgerud, Dawn Langrehr, Tammy Peters 5th place - Sheryl Torgerud - Discus Boys Track 1982 MVP-Pat Nebon MIP — Don I angrehr •Most Dedicated-Tim Hundt LJLJ ference Place Winners Pat Netson - 3rd 400m, 5th Long lump fun Hundt - 2nd 800m fL on Langienr - 6th 100m and 100m hurdles 1600m Relay Team — 2nd place Sectional Participants Tim Hundt - 800m 4th place 1600 meter relay team of Terry Antony, Don Langrehr, Ten Pat Nelson - 3rd place Class Records Broken 330 yd. low Hurdles - Freshman - Dave SchaMer 47.35 440 yd. Dash - Freshman - Terry Antony 58 18 880 yd Run - lunior - Tim Hundt 2 06 36 V-hool Records Brokne Mile Relay Team-3 42.19 (Tim Hundt. Don Langrehr Terry Antony Par Nelson) J 130 yd low ‘Air dies - Pat NeHon - 44 15 State Quafcfier - Roxanne Sommerfield - 100m Hurdles 11 of 16 School records broken. 20 dass records broken. Captains Mary Nicolai, Kim Torgerud. Peggy Meyer laurie Schmitz. Debby kmefl Regular Season Record-7-6 Overall Record-7-7 1st Team all-conference - Pete Hass, 76 ACTIVITIES OPEN ARMS T Hundt and R Rhodes B Horstman and L Thill T Schaller and L Johnson King C Streeper and Queen M Koskovich 1981 Royalty S Plenge and R Bouska Crownbearers C. Rhodes and C. Young I Dunnum and K Sc haller R Sommerfield and G diver B Horstman and B Hass The 1982 B.H.S. junior Prom featured as it theme Open Arms. The festive evening was highlighted by presenta- tion of the 1982 court and royalty. Queen, Michelle Koskovich and King Chad Streeper. Under a false ceiling of purple, lavender and white, the band. Pacesetters, played the theme. 1. Relax Brian 2 Praying not to step on her dress 3. Lisa, pay attention 4 Look up The floor won't move 5. Smile Todd 80 4 1. Confidence 2. Dancmg? 3. Did you hear about . ... I 4 $7 00 for this? 5 Is that a look of joy or pain' 6 Do you think anyone is going to dance' MOMENTS TO REMEMBER LONG HOURS HONORED Students work many long hours throughout the year without recognition of the hard work and dedication involved. Awards night is a special night to recognize these students and their accomplishments. 1 Chorus students recteve their letters from Mrs liska 2. Mr Bill passes out 4 year plaques 3. Forensics awards are handed out by Mrs lohnson 4 kim recieves the Chopin Piano award 5. Bob is honored with the LaCrosse Foundation Music Scholarship 6 Mary recieves the Business education award 7. Pete is honored with the Sommerfield Scholarship. 83 HERE COME THE BRIDES Here Come The Brides” was this year's fall production This comedy, directed by Mrs. Rainwater, enjoyed two accom- plished performances. As the curtain opens, )immy (M Schaller) is seen lounging around, enjoying the checks he re- ceives form his Uncle Dan (D Langrehr) The checks suddenly get larger when Uncle Dan thinks jimmy has gotten married! Now it's up to jimmy to find a bride Things got pretty sticky . . . and funny! But as the curtain fell, everything had worked out for jimmy and his brides. The stage crew, under the expert direction of Mr Romskog, constructed a befitting living room scene for the play. 84 4 Cast C. Huhn. V Niedfekit. S. Stekel, S Althoff. S. Hanson. H Smith. M Schaller. S Hansen. D langrehr. K Sprain, and N Churchwell 1 'Tell us jimmy - or start saving your money to buy a toupee 2 Really Scott, I don't think you’re quite my type 3. It looks just peachy, don't you think so? A guess she was looking for a match. 5. We re going to surprise Uncle Dan —Tee hee hee 6 Don't leave just yet 7. Ah The life of Riley 8 It's lovely but what is it? 9 Curtam Call 85 GOSH, ALL HEMLOCK 1. ' Roses are red, violets are blue, you better watch out, or my mom'll get you! 2 Tm not doing the dishes Once a week is enough 3. Play with you toys kiddies. 4 I shore do like you a lot, Hiram 5. Hiram has the measles 6 No. he doesn't that's just lipstick’ 7. Oooooh, Dormy’ 8 you ain't even in long pants yet! 9 Dottie likes to play dolls with her new friends 10 Hiram and Wdly playing Old Maid 11 I've been aimin' to shoot someone all day 86 IT'S THE SPRING PLAY! Great Smokies, a one-act hillbilly comedy, made for a very successful spring drama pro- duction. In the play. Pa Schlepper (Don Langrehr) was courting the Widow Daisy Snodgrass (Karla Sprain). Each of them had teen-age children, and were afraid that the other would not marry if faced with the re- sponsibility of raising teenagers. To solve the problem, they made their children dress up and act like little boys and girls, making for some very humorous situations. Things got complicated when Hiram's (Scott Stekel) girl friend Lizzie (Nori Churchwell) showed up and found him in short pants, with Dottie (Colleen Huhn), a not-so-little girl, looking for his big, strong, help But after a false case of mea- sles, and Zeke (Paul Hansen) running around with a shotgun looking for someone to shoot, everything pulled together for a happy ending Much of the credit must go to the director, Mrs. Rainwater, and stage manager, Mr. Romskog, for their long, dedicated hours of work 87 AND SO WE BEGIN At the beginning of the 1981-82 school year, the Freshmen found themselves in a very strange situa- tion. With progress reports and de- tention on their minds they fought to keep themselves alive. S. Allen B Anderson M Anderson T Anderson 90 1. Working? ?? 2 Are they contagious? L Horst man W Noth S. Hoffmann L. Hass T Hengel S Herman T jerome L. Katser R Kneifl 2 1 Hey. I was here first' 2 BOR-mg 3 Quick' What's the answer' 91 JUST THREE MORE YEARS These 52 energetic students sought leadership from their class officers: president, Todd Everson; vice-presi- dent, Dave Schaller; treasurer, Jill Olson; and secretary, Dana Gunderson Representing them on Student Council were Robby Kneifl, Cecilia Clements, Chuck Schams, and Darrin Gunderson. These Freshmen are looking forward to their next 3 years at B.H.S. L. Koltermann G. Krueger G Krueger I LaBarre 1. I've heard of a hang-up before, but this is ridiculous! 2. Typical . 92 1 Winning 2 Who put her on top 93 SECOND YEAR SUPERSTARS S. Althoff I. Antony C. Ashmore T. Bedessem T. Bion L Dessner S. Elsen S. Everson 1. Studying, I'm sure 2. Working Hard 3. I think I need help 4 Who do you think you are? 94 I Flaten S. Hansen M Kick I Kaiser 1 2 3 P Freit S. Irish V Koskovich K Carves B Langrehr This Is going to be a great day Really Shawn, what would you do without your hands' We re not going to talk to you today lane SOPHOMORE SUCCESS The sophomore class excitedly began their second year at B H.S. as they were no longer the underclassmen. The class was led by president Sam Althoff, vice-president Shawn Irish and secretary-treasure loanne Simpson Mike Nelson, jane Mashak, Jane Flaten and Brian Peters were the sopho- more student counsil representatives. Having completed two years at B H.S. they anxiously await the coming years. 1 Hard at work of course 2. I look like this every morning1 3 4 5 3 Langrehrs, yeah'! 4 Are you sure you know how to do this? 5 I didn't do it. Honest1 6. What a body!! 7. No one s' listening Mr Tucker D Langrehr R Langrehr W. lunde M. Manke I Mashak R Mulder M Nelson D. Olson � 6 D Parkinson B Peters C Piske S. Stach S. Stekel S Stintzi Not Pictured S. B|orkman C Clements L G|ertsen D Johnson ). Simpson N Smith D Sommers N Tichenor B Wells P Wuensch 97 PROM YEAR PEOPLE 98 99 1 You gotta be kidding 2 Do I reaHy have to eat this?’ THE LAST YEAR IS HERE C Oliver L. Peters V Piske N. Piske R Rhodes R Ruckhetm 100 1 Aren't you supposed to be working' 2 No applause, just throw money’! T Sc haler B Schmitz R Stark C Streeper I Thicke L Thi R Sommerfieki I Streeton L Syverson S. Torgerud M Williams 1. The streamers still aren't even!! 2 Ho Hum. this place is such a rist’ 3. Greg. I didn't know you were that type!! SENIORS LIKE A CHILD The Class of '82 Flower-Blue tipped white rose Motto-We have opened the door the world lies before us. Paula Anderson Dale Arndt Brian L AxeKen Rosalie Bouska Kenneth Clements 104 1 Exercising your tongue Rose' 2 Still hard at work WE BEGIN TO WALK ON OUR OWN Robert Freit Ron Cjertsen 1. Snack time again 2 You two are supposed to be in step! 105 WE HAVE BEGUN Cynthia Horst man 106 1 Julie and Teresa give Sieber hers 2. In the dark again TO FIND OURSELVES Kim landt Bryan Johnson Robert W Johnson Scott Johnson Dons Kast Deborah Kneifl 1 Giddeyup. Schmitty' 2 I heard that THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT Timothy Leis Teresa Manke 1 lohn's new study method 2 So what's a penny here or there 108 OF OUR YOUNG LIVES Mary J Nicolai Peggy Meyer DeAnn Nelton Todd Manke Susan I Morns Senior Shirt Frolics FOLLOW YOUR DREAM Dennis L Niedtelt Howard Olson Mark Pfaff 1 Are they seniors or aged freshmen 2 I've heard of sharing but this is ridiculous 110 TAKE ONE STEP AT A TIME Lori Pierce I t Steven Plenge Michael Schaller Sue Sc ha ms Lon A Schaub Laune Schmitz 111 Getting the day started NOW IS THE TIME TO Kimberly A Torgerud lames Wells 1 Karla joins Pete to read the class history 2 I'll bet they aren't talking about English 112 SHOW THE WORLD WHAT YOU CAN DO 113 1 A not so unusual pose 2. Ruth Jr BANQUETING 82 SENIOR BANQUET May 14. 1982 8:00 pm Ramada Inn LaCrosse, Wl On the above date the members of the Class of 1982, their families, faculty members and adminis- trators enjoyed the annual Senior Banquet This year the banquet was held at the Ramada Inn where we had our choice of chicken or Salsbury steak for an entree. After the excellent meal faculty members presented many of the awards won by this outstanding class. Among them were: co-valedictonans: salutatoriam attendance LaCrosse Scholarship 8EA Scholarship: Yearbook Dedication forensics drama high quiz bowl: VFW Award: R Bouska K Stratman S. Morris D Street on M Sc halier R Bouska to Mr. Schlies S. Schams. H Smith. K Sprain. K Torgerud K Sprain D Langrehr R Bouska. M Schaller H Smith, K. Stratman K Sprain S Plenge I. Mrs Rainwater has the spirit 2 Don and Heather show Mr Schlies he won't be forgotten J. Pete, our witty emcee After the class history was read by Karla Sprain the finale of the banquet was reserved for Apprecia- tion Gifts to the faculty Among the gifts present- ed by Teresa Davis and lulie Hendrickson were: 1 5 1 More clothes for Mr Michaels 2. Brilliance or for Mr Schfces 3. Travelling rainwater for Mr Brewer A A pinkslip for a pink slipper 5 Mrs Rainwater becomes an official Brewer fan 115 A FOND FAREWELL TO SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Anderson, Paula: Art Fair—1,2,4; Basketball — 1,2. Arndt, Dale: Basketball — 1, B-Club —3,4; FFA—1,2,3,4; V. Pres. — 4; Football — 1,3,4; Football Homecoming King —4, Student Council —4; Winter Sports Home- coming Court —4, Wrestling — 3,4; MVP —4. Axelsen, Brian: Drama Club—1,2,3,4; Echo Staff —2,4; FFA-4. Baumer, Russell: Ski Club-1,2, Tutoring-1,2. Bouska, Rosalie: Badger Girls State-3; Band-1,2,3,4, Pep Band—1,2,3,4, Band Council Secretary —4; Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble—1,2,3,4; State Music Con- test-2,3,4, Basketball - 1,2; Co-Valedictorian - 4, High Quiz Bowl —4, Math Team —2,3,4; 1st Team All-Conf—3; 2nd Team All-Conf—4; Prom Queen — 3. Clements, Ken: Baseball —2,3,4; Basketball— 12,3; Foot- ball — 1,2,3,4, Football Homecoming Court —4. Clements, Phil: Basketball-1; FFA-1,2,3,4 Davis, Teresa: Band - 1,2,3,4, Pep Band-2,3,4, District Solo and Ensemble—1,2,4, FHA—1,2,3,4, State Con- vention—3; Football Homecoming Court —4; Pep Club —2; Pom Pon Squad —2. Elsen, Annette: Band — 1,2,3,4; Pep Band —2,3,4; Clari- net Choir-2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble-1,2,3, 4; State Music Contest —3; Basketball —1,2,3, Boys Basketball Stats —4, Drama Club —3,4; Echo Staff — 1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4 Flaten, Brian: Choir —2,3,4; Swing Choir —4; Tutor- ing-1. Freit, Bob: FFA— 1,2,3,4, Acres for Wildlife —4 Gabrielsen, Elisabeth: B-Club —4; Band —4; Pep Band —4; Pep Band —4; FHA —4; Volleyball — 4. Gjertsen, Ron: Golf —4; Wrestling—1,2,3; 3rd Place Mel-Min Wrestling Tourney —3; 3rd Place New Lis- bon Weight Tourney —2,3,4. Hanson, Sally: Band — 1,2,3,4; Pep Band —2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble—1,2,3,4; State Music Contest — 2,3, Drama Club-1,2,3,4; Echo Staff-4; FHA-1,2, 3,4; Forensics-2,3; Pigeon Lake Rep.-3,4; Plays- 1,3,4; Pom Pon Squad —2; Who's Who Among American High School Students - 3. Hass, Peter Baseball - 2,3,4; 1st Team All-Conf .-4; MVP —4, Co-Captain — 4; Basketball —1,2,3,4, MIP — 4; Rebound Award —4, Football —1,2,3,4, Football Homecoming Court —4 Hauser, John: FFA —2; Football — 1,2,3,4, Student Council-4; Wrestling - 2,3; 3rd at Conf .-2; 3rd at Regionals-2. Hemker, John: Hendrickson, Julie: Band - 1,2; Basketball - 1,2; Gradu- ation Comm.-4, FFA-2; Pigeon Lake Rep.-3,4; 4th Place and $100 Scholarship - 4; Prom Comm - 3; Ski Club—1,2,3,4; Student Council—1,2. Hesse, Ken: Tutoring—1,2,3,4 Horstman, Cindy: Choir - 1,2, District Solo and Ensem- ble—1; Colorguard—1; FHA—1,2,3,4; Forensics —3; Pigeon Lake Rep-2,3,4; Stage Crew-1; Tutor- ing-1,2. Jandt, Kim: Choir-2,4; Colorguard - 2; Football Homecoming Court-4; Pep Club-2; Prom Court —3; Student Council —2,3; V Pres.— 3. Johnson, Bryan: Basketball - 1,2,4; Football - 1,2,3,4; Winter Sports Homecoming Court —4 Johnson, Robert: Band—1,2,3,4; Accompaniest — 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band—1,2,3,4; Brass Choir —3,4, District Solo and Ensemble—1,2,3,4, State Music Contest —3,4; Choir—1,2,3,4; Swing Choir —4; Class Sec. Treas.— 2; Drama — 3; Echo Staff — 3; Forensics — 3; State — 3; Golf —2; Music Camp —2,3; Viterbo College Music Scholarship — 4 Johnson, Scott: FFA-1,2,3,4, Football -1,2,3,4; Prom Court —3; Winter Sports Homecoming King —4. Kast, Doris: Band-1, Choir—1,2,3. Kneifl, Deb: Band — 1,2,3,4; B-Club —4; Cheerleading — 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff-2,3, Pep Club-2,3; Track-1,2, 3,4; MIP-3, Volleyball - 1,2,3,4. Koltermann, Jeff: Basketball - 2,3; FFA-1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 4. Kotek, Stephen: Class pres. -2; FFA-1,2,3, Student Council -1,2. Langrehr, Don: Band - 1,2,3,4; Pep Band - 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Choir —2,3,4; Woodwind Choir —4; Drum Major —4, District Solo and Ensemble — 2,3,4, State Music Contest-3; B-Club-3,4, Basketball - 1,3,4; Stats-4; Countryman Staff-3,4; Drama Club-2,3, 4; Plays-3,4, Echo Staff-2,3,4, Co-Editor-4; 118 FFA-1,2,3,4; Treas.-3; Sec.-4; State Farmers De- gree—4; Scholarship — 4; Golf—1; Library Asst—3; Pep Club-4; Student Council-2,3; Track —3,4; Most Dedicated-3; Tutoring-2; Who's Who Among American High School Students-4. Lazarescu, Lynette: Tutoring-3,4 Leis, Tim: Baseball-3; Football-2,3,4 Manke, Todd: Basketball-1,2,3,4; Captain-4; Hustle Award-3,4, Rebound Award-4; B-Club —3,4; FFA— 1,2,3,4; Sentinal-3; Pres.-4; Prom Court-3; Youth Governs The County Day —4 Meyer, Peggy: Basketball-1,2,3,4; Captain-4; Spark Plug Award-3; MVP-4; 1st Team All-Conf. - 3,4; All-Area-4; U P I All-State (Hon. Mention)-4, B- Club-4; Colorguard - 2,3,4; |r Prom Court-3; Pep Club -1,2,3; Student Bus Pres.-4; Track-3,4; Volleyball-3,4; 2nd Team All-Conf.-4; Winter Sports Homecoming, )r. Class Rep - 3. Mikshowsky, Larry: FFA—1,2,3,4; Football — 1,2,3,4; Prom Court —3. Morris, Sue: Band—1,2,3,4; Pep Band — 1,2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble-1,2,3,4, State Music Contest- 2; FHA— 1,2,3,4; State Convention — 2; Football Homecoming Queen —4; Salutatorian — 4; Class Sec. Treas. - 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students —4. Nicolai, Mary: Band - 1,2,3,4; District Solo and Ensem- ble-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Band Council-4, Basketball-1,2,3,4; MIP-3; MVP-3,4; Captain-4; 2nd Team All-Conf -2; 1st Team All-Conf. - 3,4; All-Area - 3,4; U P.I. All-State (Hon. Mention)-4; Basketball Homecoming Rep - 1; B-Club-4; Cheerleading-1; Echo Staff-4; Forensics-3; Prom Court-3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Student Council Sec. Treas —4; Track —2,3,4; Volleyball—1,2,3,4; Captain —4; 1st Team All-Conf. — 3,4. Niedfeldt, Dennis: Baseball - 1,2,3,4, Hon. Mention All- Conf.-1.4; Basketball-1,3; B-Club - 2,3,4; Choir- 4; Swing Choir —4; FFA—1,2; Football — 1,2,3,4; MVP Offense-4; 1st Team All-Conf -4; Coulee Region Hon Mention-4 Nuttleman, Pete: Basektball— 1,2,3,4; Football — 2,3,4; Prom Court —3; Math Team — 4; 2nd Team All- Conf.—4; Sommerfield Scholarship —4. Olsen, Mary: Colorguard- 1,2,3,4; Captain-4; FHA — 1,2,3, Pep Club - 1,2,3. Olson, Dawn: Echo Staff —2; FHA —3,4 Olson, Howard: Class Pres —1; FFA—1,2,3,4; Treas.— 4. Pfaff, Mark: B-Club-4, FFA-3,4; Football-4 Pierce, Lori: Band—1,2,3,4; Pep Band —2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble —4; Echo Staff —2; Ski Club —2; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents — 3. Plenge, Steve: Badger Boys State—3; Band — 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4, District Solo and Ensemble - 3,4, Basketball -1,2,3,4, B-Club-3,4; Football - 2,3,4, 2nd Team All-Conf —4; Golf — 1,2,3,4; 5th Place at Conf.-3; Prom King-3; Stage Crew-1; VFW Scholarship - 4 Schaller, Mike: Americas Outstanding Names and Faces —4; Badger Boys State (Alt.) —3; Band —1,2,3, 4; Pep Band -1,2,3,4, Brass Choir-1,2,3,4, Band Council Pres —4; District Solo and Ensemble—1,2,3, 4, State Music Contest — 2,3,4; Choir—1,2,3; Base- ball—1,2,3,4; Hon. Mention All-Conf.— 3; 2nd Team All-Conf — 4; Co-Captain — 4; Basketball — 1,2,4, Cap- tain-4; B-Club-1,2,3,4; Pres -4, Century III Lead- ers Scholarship — 4, DAR Award —4; Drama —2,3,4, Football —1,2,3,4, Captain —4, Football Homecoming Court —4; High Quiz Bowl —3,4, High Quiz Scholar- ship-4; Honor Student Luncheon-4; Class Pres.- 3; Math Team-3,4; Math Assoc, of America Fina- list—3,4; Nat'l. Merit Scholarship — 4, Viterbo Pre-En- gineering Scholarship — 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students —4 Schams, Sue: Bans—1,2,3,4, Pep Band — 1,2,3,4; Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble—1,2,3,4; State Music Con- test—3,4; Clarinet Choir —2,3; Woodwind Choir —4; Choir-3,4; Swing Choir-4, Triple Trio-3,4; Forensics — 2,3,4; State—3,4; Pep Club—1,2; Pom Pon Squad — 1,2; Volleyball — 1. Schaub, Lori: FHA-1,2,3,4; Library Asst.-3; Tutor- ing—1,2; Youth Governs The County Delegate —4 Schmitz, Laurie: Band — 1,2,3,4; Pep Band — 1,2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble—1,4; Basketball—1; Cheerleading-1,2,3,4; Forensics-2; Pep Club-1,2, 3, Track-1,2,3,4, Volleyball - 1,2. Smith, Heather: Boys Basketball Stats—3,4; Football Stats —4; Wrestling Stats-1,2,3, B-Club-4; Colorguard — 4; Countryman Staff —4, Drama Club-1,2,3,4; Echo Staff-2,3,4, Co-Editor-4, FHA— 1,2,3,4, Forensics — 2,3,4; State —2,3 State —2, 4; UW-L Tourney — 3,4; High Quiz Bowl —2,3,4; Captain —3,4, Honor Student Luncheon —4; Library Asst .-3; Math Team — 3, Nat'l. Meric Scholarship- 4, Pep Club-2,4; Pigeon Lake Rep -4; Plays-1,3, 4, Pom Pon Squad —2; Prom Court —3, Scholarship to Univ. of Dallas —4; Stage Crew—1,2; Track —3; Tutoring-1,2; Youth Governs The County Dele- gate—4. Sprain, Karia: Badger Girls State-3; Choir -1,2,3,4, 119 Swing Choir —4; Triple Trio —3,4; District Solo and Ensemble — 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest —4; Cheerleading - 3; Drama - 1,2,3,4; Echo Staff-1; FHA-1,2,3,4; Forensics-1,2,3,4; State-1,2; Pom Pon Squad—1,2, Prom Court —3. Stratman, Kevin: Badger Boys State-3; Basketball - 1, 2,3,4; MVP—4; 2nd Team All-Conf. —4, All-Coulee Region (Hon. Mention)-4; B-Club- 1,2,3,4; Choir- 1,2,3; Co-Valedictorian - 4; Golf-1,2,3,4; MVP—1, 2,3,4; Conf. Medalist — 2,3; 2nd in Conf.— 4; High Quiz Bowl —4; Math Team — 3,4; 2nd Team All- Conf. — 3. Streeton, Dale: Band-1,2,3; District Solo and Ensem- ble-3, State Music Contest —3; Football-4 Torgerud, Kim: Badger Girls State (Alt.)-3; Band-1,2, 3,4, District Solo and Ensemble-1,2,3,4, State Music Contest-1,2,3,4, Piano Contest—1,2,3,4; Basket- ball—1,2,3,4; MIP—3; MVP Captain — 4; 2nd Team All-Conf.-3; 1st Team All-Conf.-4; All-Area-4; U P.I. All-State (Hon Mention)-4, Basketball Home- coming Court-4, Accompaniest - 1,2,3,4, Echo Staff —2,3,4; Bus. Mgr —4; Football Homecoming Court-4; Forensics - 2,3,4, State-2,3,4; UW-I Tourney-2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Track - 1,2,3,4. MIP MVP —2; 1st Team All-Conf. —2,3,4, Volleyball-1,2,3,4; MVP Capt.-4; 1st Team All- Conf—4, Who's Who Among American High School Students —4 Wells, Jim: Art Fair-3; Basketball - 1. Wuensch, Jane: Wuensch, Jean: Basketball-1,2; Manager-3,4; Class Treas—1; Sec. Treas. — 3; V. Pres.— 4; Colorguard — 4, Drama -2,3; Math Team-2,3; Track-3. Young, Rodney: FFA-1,2,3,4 Zebell, Jim: FFA — 1,2,3,4 ELISABETH The 1981-82 school year had a new face at BHS Elisabeth Gabrielson, a Norwegian exchange student from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, stayed with the Norman Berg family during the school year Almost everyone is involved in extracurricular activities at a school like ours and Elisabeth was no exception. Volleyball is not the easiest game to play, but Elisabeth did a very good job! Elisabeth was also involved in FHA and Band In FHA she served on many committees, gave talks, and participated in the annual trip Band kept her very busy, as she was involved in both marching and pep band. We wish her the best of everything always. 121 MEMORIES ARE FOREVER LEST WE FORGET — a new principal — Harvest fest — Volleyball - Conference Champs -Regional Champs — a new librarian — a new Brewer fan — 2 great plays — a new vocal music teacher — Marching Band trophies — 2 Homecoming dances — Boys Basketball —upsetting New Lisbon — Girls Basketball - Undefeated Conference Champs again! -Regional Champions - all-state - Mary, Kim, Peggy — Open Arms — Tim - Regional Wrestling Champ — Girl's Track-Conference Champs — Roxie to state track meet — unpaid summer job to finish yearbook — state music awards — 8 state forensic contestants — FFA Banquet — FHA Mother-Daughter Banquet — Elisabeth — rolling cars — Badger Boys and Girls-Kevin, Todd, Roxie and Laurie — Pep band spirit explosions — pyramids — We love Schlies signs — Mr. Bill's pamper and pacifier — firecrackers at Graduation — Pete's speech — PARTIES!!!! 1. They call this office help? 2. Look at me-I did it! 3. Driving to paydirt. 4. What Smoxe? 5. Tandem trouble. 6. I didn't touch the net 7. Prudent student. 8. Man in a hurry. 123 GOLD PATRONS These Patrons Support the Bangor High School Echo and become Gold Patrons with our largest contribution ot $50.00. Without their generosity much of this year's book would have been impossible BOSSHARD, SUNDET ASSOCIATES SUITE 500 SCHNEIDER BLDG. 115 5TH AVE. S. LA CROSSE, Wl 54601 DAMMEN STUDIO MAY WE PHOTOGRAPH YOU?'' 407 N. WATER ST. SPARTA, Wl. 54656 ECONOMY PRINT SHOP ECONOMY SHOPPER LACROSSE COUNTY COUNTRYMAN 153 S. LEONARD STREET WEST SALEM, Wl 54669 FARMERS STATE BANK 1606 COMMERCIAL STREET BANGOR, Wl 54614 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BANGOR, Wl 54614 486-2727 WEHRS CHEVY 1-90 HWY 162 BANGOR, Wl 54614 SILVER PATRONS Contributions of $25.00 qualify these patrons as our Silver Patrons. We appreciate their help and recommend that you support these patrons and their businesses. 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