Bangor High School - Echo Yearbook (Bangor, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

THE ECHO Volume XLII Bangor High School Bangor. Wl 54656 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 4m Winter Homecoming Dance 32 STAFF 65 Winter Awards Banquet 33 Administration 66 ORGANIZATIONS 5 State 34 Faculty 66 Echo Staff 6 Prom 36 Secretaries 73 FHA 8 Awards Day 39 Custodians Bus Drivers 74 FFA 11 Candids 40 Student Council 14 CLASSES 75 Forensics 15 ATHLETICS 41 Freshmen 76 Badger State High Quiz 16 Football 42 Sophomores 80 Marching Band 17 Football Cheerleaders 45 Juniors 84 Colorguard 18 Volleyball 46 Seniors 88 Concert Band 20 Girl's Basketball 49 Choir 21 Boy s Basketball 52 SENIORS 89 B-Club 22 Wrestling 55 Seniors 90 Winter Cheerleaders 58 Banquet 97 ACTIVITIES 23 Pep Band 59 Graduation 99 Football Homecoming Week 24 Baseball 60 Sharon 101 Football Homecoming Dance 26 Girl's Track 62 Messages 102 Fall Athletic Banquet 27 Track 63 Senior Achievements 105 Play 28 Boy’s Track 64 Patrons 107 Winter Homecoming Week 30 Closing 110 DEDICATED TO A DEDICATED PERSON To Germaine Craig: We, the members of the ECHO Yearbook staff, dedicate the 1984 ECHO to you. for all that you have done. You've been a library aide, teacher aide, administrative secretary, mother of four, a grandmother of five. You have been here since January of 1970, and for fourteen long, hard years you have helped a lot of people along the way. For all of your hard work and dedication to our school district, we dedicate this to you. Thank you. 2 THE ECHO GOES TOGETHER WITH L. Io R Row 1: J. Simpson. J. Flaten. Row 2: S. Everson, S. Herman. K Garves. G. Krueger. D Gunderson. Row 3: L. Swiggum. S. Pischke. J. Langrehr. G. Ashmore. J. Krueger The 1984 ECHO staff put a lot of hard work and dedication into this year’s ECHO. But with the help of the co-advisors, Mrs. Elkins and Mr. Romskog, and the co-editors, Jane Flaten and Joanie Simpson, it was finally put together. Selling patronage, t-shirts, and posters were some of the fund-raisers held. During ECHO week, last fall, ECHO sales were pushed, voting for ECHO queen and best legs were held, and Daisy King and Queen were crowned. 1. Bel you didn't think I could do this! HARD WORK AND DEDICATION 1. Daisy Royalty: Steve Koch and Teri Bion 2. ECHO Queen: Joanie Simpson 3. Line of duty. 4 Now. Joanie. get those papers done! F.H.A. TODAY Row 1 (L to R): J. Langrehr, L Kaiser. S Herman. G Krueger, L Arndt Row 2 8 Hansen. D Niedleldt, T Jerone. C. Clements. Mrs Lee. Advisor Row 3: J Simpson, J Krueger. L Jerome, J Sterken Row 4 L Swenson. C Leis. C Shaw. T. Schmitz. L Ruedy Row 5 K. Schmitt J. Wells. T Marks. T Browne, J. Solberg. A Oium Row 6 H Sterken, B Jerome. S Stekel. P Helgesen. 01 Schaller Row 7 A Kakaliouras. N Klos. J Bramschreiber. J. Niedteldt Bangor's FHA had a very successful year. We had a bake sale, a craft show, sold cookbooks, and sold candy after school. This year we had community involvement by taking treats to the Beron’s Vet's Home. At Halloween we made a “Safe Treats” poster which showed ideas for safe Halloween treats, and hung it at the Elementary school. The FHA worked on a point system. By earning points doing all of the activities, you earned some money for the big trip to the Chanhas- sen Dinner Theatre. The 1983-84 officers were: Gidget Krueger - President. Laurie Arndt - Vice President, Lois Kaiser - Secretary, Shari Herman - Trea- surer, and Janet Langrehr - Reporter. 8 FRIENDSHIP DOUBLES OUR JOYS AND DIVIDES OUR CARES OUR FFA IS . . L. to R Row 1: D Langrehr. J. Langrehr. D. Streeck. D. Servais. C. Clements. J. Langrehr Row 2: Mr Tucker. T Everson. C. Schams. D Stanhope. S. Neidfeldt. C Wells. D Langrehr. B Craig Row 3: C. Piske. T Hansen. B Peters. M Piske. S. Stintzi. K Becker. M Schaub. M Davis. S Nuttleman. J. Anderson. S Rentz. J. Krueger. M Manke. D Lets. L. Antony. S. Everson. S Rodenberg. U Vaher. T. Loback. M Elliott. S Stack. J Kaiser. T. Fritch. D. Fox. 11 GROWING FOR AMERICA. L to R Row 1: Junior Officers. M Pfaff. J Langrehr. D Streeck Row 2: 0. Langrehr, D. Sfreeck. R Plenge. D. Servais. Row 3 Mr Tucker. J. Langrehr. C. Clements 12 This past year the FFA has been very active with their BOAC, Food for America, and safety projects, which all received Superior ratings At the State convention Dick Langrehr will be re- ceiving a 3 Star President award, with Doug Servais and Janet Langrehr going as delegates. They will be voting for next year's state officers. This group has put in a lot of hard work to make this year such a success. 1. Quick! Jump! 2. Equity Judging Team 3. Our faithful president hard at work 4 Is that all you have to do. LeRoy? 5. Macho Man Todd 13 LEADING THE WAY Student Council kept busy this year organizing a tew dances includ- ing Winter Homecoming and the well-earned Hit 105 dance. Another project was joining the “Students Against Driving Drunk (SADD) Chapter”. The council purpose in this was to aware the student body against the dangers of driving drunk. To help them along the Dept, of Transportation presented the film, Staying Alive”. Bottom to Top. L to R. Row 1 D Sommers. J. Simpson. D Streeck. J. Flaten Row 2: C. Everson. R Kneitl. J Wolf. Row 3: J Olson. I Niedfeldt. M Hanson. S Everson. C. Wells. Row 4: T Antony, T. Oliver. D. Manke. M Wuensch. C. Leis. Row 5: M Kneifl. L. Freit. K. Stintzi. Row 6: R. Anderson. J. Niedfeldt. T. Antony, L. Schaller Not pictured. S Koch. 1. President-J, Simpson 2. V President-T. Antony 3. Secretary-J. Olson 14 SPEAKERS OF WISDOM Forensics sub-district group L to R Row 1: K. Zumach. Row 2: B. Hansen. S. Stekel. L. Swiggum, D Lawson Row 3: L LaBarre. J Langrehr Missing: D. Gunderson After lots of hard work and determination, this year's forensics team went to La Crosse for the sub- district competition. Advancing to district and, eventually, state were Scott Stekel in Prose and Brenda Han- sen in Demonstration. At the state level, Scott re- ceived an A and Brenda received a B. 15 1. Mr Cullen - Coach 2. District and State Group - S. Stekel. B Hansen. BANGORS BRAINY BEST Tammy Peters, Jill Olson, David Schaller, and Jeff Wolf were selected by the faculty to re- present Bangor in June at Badger State. They will be involved in mock government activi- ties, including the opportunity to run for office. L. lo R Row 1: T Peters. J. Olson Row 2: R. Garves. W Hoth. Alternates L to R D. Schaller. J Wolf. Alternates R. Kneifl. S Rodenburg On November 17th five Bangor seniors, un- der the supervision of Mr. Cullen, travelled to La Crosse to compete on ‘‘High Quiz Bowl. Al- though Bangor didn't win, they still had a good showing against two- time winner Hillsboro. 16 L. to R Row 1: C. Thielker. G Ashmore. S. Irish Row 2: S. Stekel, Advisor Mr Cullen. M Nelson. AND THE BAND MARCHES ON . . . L. to R Row 1: L. Swenson. B Hansen. J. Flaten. T Schmitz. P Wuensch. J Krueger. R. Garves Row 2: S Hoffman. D Lee. L Kaiser. W Hoth. D. Servais. U Vaher. J. Olson. J. Ranous. L. Kolterman. S. Stach. J. Wolf. B. Craig. K Borreson. N Althoff. N Tichenor. K Garves. T Schams. L Swiggum. M Hansen. Row 3: J. Langrehr. G. Krueger. J. Simpson. S. Nuttleman. S. Koch. M. Davis. T. Hansen. T. Everson. R Kneifl. R. Tenner. S. Irish. T Antony. D. Schaller. f. Severson. T. Severson. S. Niedfeldt. T. Oliver. S. Stekel. J. Hemker. P. Craig. C. Clements. J. Torgerud. L. Ruedy. J. Wing. S Herman. S. Ashmore. L. Horstman. I The band marched through a busy year. They participated in the Oktoberfest. the Cashton Fall Festival, and the Warrens Cranberry Festival Pa- rades, placing third in the Warrens and Cashton parades. Under the leadership of their new direc- tor, Mr. Ted Witt, the marching band saw all of their hard work pay off with a very successful year. TEAMWORK AND DEDICATION . . The Colorguard started out slow and unorganized, but, under the new advise- ment of Mr. Witt, the colorguard learned many new things and moved on to a suc- cessful year. With Janet Langrehr as Ser- geant and Joanie Simpson as assistant, the guard worked hard, putting in many long hours. Devotion and personal belief were the keys to the crowd-pleasing re- sults. 1. A little added flare. 2. Ya! 3. Lookin' good! 4 No fair! Lori doesn't have to a Queen Ann! 5. Dallas - Bangor style. 18 IT PAYS OFF L. to R Kneeling J Langrehr. B Hansen. L. Swenson, J Krueger. Standing: R Garves. S Ashmore. G. Krueger. J. Simpson. S. Herman. L Horstman 19 CONCERT BAND L to R Row 1 M Hansen. J. Olson. L Swiggum. A Kinstler. T Schams. N Tichenor Row 2: U Vaher. D Servais. T Schmitz. D Lee. L Kaiser. S Hoffman. J Flaten. W Hoth. Mr Witt Row 3: S. Stekel. C. Clements. P Craig. J Torgerud. T Oliver. J. Hemker. S Neidfeldt. L. Ruedy. D Gunderson Row 4 T Everson. T Hanson. R Kneifl. M Davis. S Nuttleman. S. Koch. S Irish. S. Elsen. R Tenner. T Antony. D Schaller Row 5 N Althoff. S. Althoff. L. Kolterman. J Wolf. T. Severson. T Severson. P Wuensch. S Stach. J Ranous. K Borreson. B Craig. Under the new supervision of Mr Witt, the Concert Band has improved. Their Christmas Concert was a huge suc- cess. At a Class B Band contest, our Concert Band took second place. 1. Concentrating on new technique. 2. Listen to your tuning note 20 BACH TO BOOGIE Choir (I to r.) Row 1: K. O'Heron. V. Knudtson. J. Gruntzel, A Kinstler, M Hansen. L. Schmidt. L. Bedessem Row 2: L Horstman. D Lee, L. Gjertsen. J. Mashak, S. Elsen. M Wuensch, P Craig. L Swiggum. K Zumach. Row 3: L. Gjertsen. S Herman. J. La Barre, D Lawson. T. Peters. L LaBarre. G Krueger. M Sommertield. L Jerome. S Ashmore Row 4: T Severson. D Lawson. M Davis. T Anderson, S. Irish. P Wuensch. D Clements. D Gunderson. J. Scate. T. Schams. B. Sommers. The choir saw a lot of new changes this year. Along with the addition of the jazz choir and new chairs, they also pur- chased a new stereo system. Because there were twelve freshmen who wanted to par- ticipate in solo and ensemble contest, the twelve looked at the styles of music that they could do and chose to sing jazz songs. This year we had four stu- dents accepted to the Corian Festival. They were Shawn Irish, Darrin Gunderson, Tammy Peters, and Paula Craig. Bangor also had several people who participated in the state solo and ensemble con- test. They were Mary Hansen for her solo, and the triple trio of Lynda Gjertsen, Tammy Pe- ters, Angela Kinstler, Lisa Horstman, Deanna Lee, Shari Herman, Laura Jerome, Linda Swiggum, and Gidget Krueger. 21 Jazz Choir (I. to r.) Row 1 M Wuensch. B Sommers. L. Schmidt Row 2: J LaBarre. J. Scate. T. Schams. S Ashmore Row 3: L Bedessem. M Davis. M Irish. D. Lawson. L. Gjertsen B-CLUB SUPPORTS THE ATHLETES L. to R. Row 1: J. Simpson. D. Schaller. P Freit. J Wolf. P Wuensch, D. Langrehr. T Peters. J. Olson. W Hoth. D. Servais Row 2: K Garves. T Bedessem. J. Platen. J Krueger. B. Craig. S Everson. M Hansen. T Miles. Advisor-Mr Rasmussen Row 3 S Hoffman. G Krueger. B Langrehr. N Smith. T Bion. T Hansen. S Niedfeldt. S. Everson. D Langrehr. K. LeMoine Row 4 L Antony. A Barton. U Vaher. T Beron. R Plenge. C Piske. D Streeck. S Stach. M Nelson Row 5: S. Stintzi. D Niedfeldt. C Clements. S Herman. L. Arndt. L. Kaiser. L. Gjertsen. D Gunderson. R Kneifl. T Antony. S Rodenberg. T Severson The spaghetti supper was once again the B-Club’s main fund raiser and proved to be quite successful. Along with the supper went a raffle and the club plans to put the money towards the weight room. 1. Jill, it won't bite 2. Can you find the vegetable in the picture? 3 Here all the while we thought it was homemade! 22 THE CRAZIER . 1. What grade did you say you were in? 2. Acting your age once again 3. Is that Joanie or is it her Grandma? 4 A better view ot Norman 5. You can dress them up. but you can't take them anywhere. 6 Who taught you Darrin? 7 And they claim to be our teachers! 8 Invasion of the Pillow People! 9 We always knew that the Indians were dummies! The Football Homecoming for the 1983-84 year was a huge success at B.H.S. Many students participated in the activities which were going on during the week, such as, Baby-Kid, Grub, and 50's day. Fun night, also went well with many students, faculty, and parents taking part in the fun and ended with every- one crowding around the Bon-fire with the Cheerleaders and Band to raise their spirits. The an- nouncement was finally made of who the King and Queen were: Queen Dawn Langrehr and King Paul Freit. 24 THE BETTER!! The Seniors had asked many other units to partici- pate in the parade this year. Not only to have it last long- er but to have the commu- nity feel they were a part of the Homecoming. Mr. Jones was asked to pull the court members through the parade, with Ray Horstman serving as the Parade Mar- shall. The clowns were a special addition from three senior girls. As the game drew near, the excitement mounted. With four overtimes and the score ending up to be 18- 12 the Cardinals came out victorious. 25 TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART L. to R ; S. Stach, T Bedessem, D Streeck. N Smith, T Garves. 1983 Queen D Langrehr. 1983 King Freit. K Klos. T Bion, P Wuensch, K Garves, C. Piske, (In Back) 1982 Queen C. Dwyer. 1982 King B Hass The 1983 Football Homecoming Dance was held on the following Satur- day night after the game against the Wonewoc Indians. With the gym deco- rated in shades of red. the dance start- ed at 8:00 p.m. with D.J.'s Terry An- tony. Jeff Wolf, and Forry Hansen. The court entered the gym to the song The Delta. Last year's King and Queen, Brian Hass and Cindy Dwyer crowned the 1983 King and Queen: Paul Freit and Dawn Langrehr. The Royalty Court then proceeded to dance to the theme song “Total Eclipse of the Heart. 26 FALL ATHLETIC BANQUET The annual Fall Athletic Banquet was held on Thursday, November 10, 1983 in the Elemen- tary School gym. It was an evening that many athletes involved in fall sports had waited for - an Evening of Recognition. Awards were given to many athletes as proof of their hard work and determination of success. 1 Just another award Jill Olson -MVP (Volleyball) 2. Now what do I do with It? Gidget Krueger - Most Dedicated Player (Volleyball) 3. Football players receiving their awards 4 Mrs Palkowski's choir Do you take requests? 27 Harken to the voices graven.” With these words of doom still echoing in the wings, the Drama Department dropped the cur- tain on a most successful and chilling presentation of, The Fall of the House of Usher, by Edgar Allen Poe. Roderick Madeline Usher (Scott Stekel, Jill Olson) are the ill-fated brother and sister, whose tragic end climaxes a most mysterious dramatic production. With the help of The Stranger (Shawn Irish) and Roderick’s fiancee, Lenore, (Wendy Hoth), Roderick comes to the reality of his fate and the end of his life. 1 Townsfolk at the Raven Inn 2. Household helpers and friends 3. Madeline, The Stranger. Lenore and Roderick 4 Do you always look like that when you don't gel enough sleep? 5. Ushering in a new me! 6 You paint my nose. I'll paint yours. 28 MYSTERY AND SUSPENSE AT BHS 1 Now's your chance for revenge Mr Brewer 2. The Walls — Steve. Janei. Mark and Kathy 3 Did you paint that all by yourself? - Without the computer7! 4 Shawn in thought - take note 5 You always were afraid of girls, but this is ridiculous! 29 THE SMILE HAS LEFT YOUR EYES L lo R L Bedessem. T Oliver. J Olson. D. Servais. C Thielker. S Stekel. A Sagen. J. Dunnum. D Antony. J. Simpson. P Wuensch, N Tucker. D Langrehr, P Freil. D Gunderson, R Kneifl. A Kmstler. J. Krueger Once again the Student Council did an excellent job decorating the gym for the Winter Homecoming Dance. This year's theme was The Smile Has Left Your Eyes. The 1983 King and Queen. Dean Antony and Jerri Dun- num, crowned the 1984 King and Queen, Paul Wuensch and Joanie Simpson. 1. The court 2 The 1984 King and Queen 3 The Crown Bearers AN EXCITING HOMECOMING WEEK This year's Winter Homecoming Week was an exciting one! We had three days of activity; Wednesday started it off by having Pride Day. Thursday was School Spirit Day, and Fri- day was the traditional Black and Red Day. although some of us dressed in Punk. Santa came to our Pep Rally, also, which made our week more exciting. 32 ATHLETIC TALENT HONORED 1. Well, what do we do next year? 2. Smile, it's not that bad 3. You call that a team? On March 22, 1984 at 8:00 the athletes of the 1983-84 winter season were honored at an awards banquet at the Elementary School. After a pot-luck dinner, awards were given out to the students participating in boys’ and girls’ basketball, wrestling, and cheerleading by their respective coaches. 4 Anticipation! 5. Mr Winchell admires the conference wrestling trophy. 6. Paul and Dave walk away with their awards. 33 BANGOR’S BEST Bangor showed its pride, school spirit, and talent well this year in various activities by sending a num- ber of students to state competitions. In sports events, Tim Hansen, a junior, represented the wres- tling team, and Dawn Langrehr, as a senior, compet- ed in the two-mile run as a track team member. The forensics team was represented by Scott Ste- kel in prose and by Brenda Hansen in demonstration. Also with a good showing was the music depart- ment with three state entries: Mary Hansen, who competed in piano solo and vocal solo, and the triple trio, which was made up of Lynda Gjertsen, Tammy Peters, Angela Kinstler, Shari Herman, Lisa Horst- man, Deanna Lee, Gidget Krueger, Laura Jerome, and Linda Swiggum. 1 Tim Hansen 2 Dawn Langrehr 3 Scott Stekel and Brenda Hansen ART SHOW Several Bangor student artists were very busy this year. They spent a weekend in May participating in the La Crosse Society of Arts and Crafts show in Valley View Mall, and were very successful. Robby Kneifl, Terry Beron, and Shannon Pischke set up a booth, and displayed many of their drawings and paintings made during the year. Robby. Shannon, and Terry, along with the other Bangor Art students, ended the school year with the 11th Annual Art Show in the school lobby. 1 A charcoal portrait ol Michael Jackson was Shannon Pischke's biggest project this year She had prints made ot her drawing and sold 45 copies of it during the Valley View Mall Art Show She also received a First Place ribbon for it at the Bangor Student Art Show 2 Robby Kneifl. Shannon Pischke. and Terry Beron were the three students who participated in the La Crosse Art Show at Valley View Mall 3 Some of the best pictures which were at the Mall Show 4 Winter Hunger ' and “Great Horned Owl by Robby Kneifl 35 FAITHFULLY 1984 PROM COURT Excitement filled the air April 30th at 8:30, when DJ Scott Piernott began the music for the presentation of the court. Nobody yet knowing who was King and Queen, (including the court) the music began to play and the court entered the gym, decorated with light and dark blue, gray and purple. Helium balloons along with the bridge in the middle of the floor added to the beauty of the night. Mrs. Elkins announced the couples as they en- tered and lined up on both sides of the bridge. Then the long awaited moment came and Scott Niedfeldt and Laurie Arndt were crowned King and Queen of the 1984 Junior Prom. 1 Aren't they cute? 36 1. Shari Herman and Terry Beron 2. Jill Olson and Rob Kneifl 3. Michelle Anderson and Tim Oliver 4 Tammy Peters and Rod Plenge 5. Cecilia Clements and Mike Piske 6 Dana Gunderson and Tim Hansen 7. 1984 Junior Prom King and Queen Scott Niedfeldt and Laurie Arndt 8 1983 King and Queen Vincent Koskovich and Lynda Gjertsen 37 1. What's it feel like to wear a real dress? 2. Aren’t you just a little nervous. 3. Angels! 4 When do we go down the steps9 5. Hi Mom!! 6 Congratulations. 7 Now it's time to have some HARD WORK PAYS OFF On May 19, 1984, the second annual awards assem- bly was held. Three students: Shannon Pischke, Robbie Kneifl, and Terry Beron received awards for their artistic talents. Other awards that were given were the Presi- dent's Academic Achievement Award that went to Scott Stekel, Shawn Irish, and Charlotte Thielker. Joanne Simpson won the Bsiness Education Scholar- ship, Sharon Hansen was recognized as receiving two renewable scholarships to Viterbo: a $900 Department and a $500 Diocesan. Sharon, along with Ginnie Ash- more, shared a $300 High Quiz Bowl Scholarship. On May 14, 1984, the first annual honors picnic was held at the Bangor Village Park. The picnic was put on by the teachers for those students who were on the honor roll for three consecutive quarters. Activities that went on were volleyball and softball games, as well as a water fight. 39 THE WAY WE WERE 40 THE FULL DECK OF CARDS L. to R Row 1: C. Piske. D Streeck. M Piske. D Servais. J Wolf. R Severson. R Plenge. P Wuensch. R. Kneifl. T. Everson. S. Stach Row 2 P Freit. S. Niedfeldt. T Oliver. D Schaller. T Antony. T Hansen. T Anderson. K Becker. S. Rodenberg. U Vaher Row 3: Coach Redmond. T Oliver. N Althoff. S. Koch. B Craig. T Severson. J. Ranous. M Pfaff. B Clements. S Nuttleman. Row 4: Coach Brewer. T White. C Wells. M Elliot. D. Leis. F Johnson. Coach Rasmussen The football season of 1983-84 began with 35 fired-up players. Coaches Rasmus- sen, Brewer, Lund, and Redmond led the Cardinals through their 9 game season. The two games that were won were played on Cardinal territory, one of them being our Homecoming game, which made it even more meaningful. 1. Football team line-up 2 Look me in the eye. buddy! 42 LOW RECORD, HIGH SPIRITS West Salem 26 Bangor 6 Seneca 32 Bangor 0 DeSoto 47 Bangor 9 New Lisbon 21 Bangor 0 Necedah 18 Bangor 22 Hillsboro 18 Bangor 6 Wonewoc 12 Homecoming Bangor 18 Cashton 38 Bangor 0 Royali 20 Bangor 0 1 Team Captains: Carl Piske. Paul Wuensch 2 Most Valuable: Offensive-Terry Antony. Defensive- Shannon Rodenberg 3. 2nd Team All-Conference: Terry Antony and Rod Plenge Honorable Mention Jeff Wolf. Shannon Ro- denberg 44 KEEPING SPIRITS HIGH Top to bottom. L to R T Peters. T Bedessem Bottom: M Hansen. J. Platen. W Hoth. T Bion The 1983 Football Cheer- leaders started out the year with their new advisor, Mrs. Palkowski. She brought with her many good ideas and changes. There were many new faces on the squads but with every- one pulling together, the sea- son turned out great. Some of the tasks the cheerleaders had to struggle through were: Fun Night and Parents Night. 1. Advisor - Mrs Palkowski 2. On the count ot ten. turn and shoot! Top to bottom, L to R: M Wuensch, B Sommerfield Bottom: D Gunderson, L. Schmidt. L Bedessem BANGOR’S BUMPERS Front Row, L to R: G Krueger. W Noth. T Jerome. T. Peters. J. Olson Back Row. L. to R: S Dwyer, D Langrehr. Coach Halverson. T Bedessem. K O'Heron, Veteran coach, Mr. Halverson, again led the volleyball team to a winning season. Even though they weren't conference champs, the girls had another fine year at the net. Award winners were: 1st team all-conf., D. Langrehr; 2nd team all- conf., J. Olson; Honorable Mention, T. Peters and T. Jerome; MIP, J. Olson; Spark Plug, D. Lan- grehr; and Most Dedicated, Gidget Krueger. 1 Are they really concentrating? Bangor 3 Cflfch ton Bangor Bangor 1 3 New Lisbon Hillsboro Bangor 3 Nocednh Bangor 3 a Royall Bangor i Wonewoc Bangor 3 Cashton Bangor 1 New Lisbon Bangor 3 HWsboro Bangor 1 Net edah Bangor • 1 West Salem Bangor 2 Royall Bangor 1 Wonewoc SPIKE ’EM 1. Know what? 2. Reach for the sky 3. Line of defense 4 Triple threat 5. Over it goes 47 J.V. NETTERS Front Row. L to R J Wing. B Sommerfield. J Gruntzel. M Wuensch. L. Schmidt. Back Row. L to R J. Krueger. A Swiggum. L Niedfeldt L Bedessem. L. Gjertsen. J LaBarre. S. Alens. Coach Sommerfield. Missing: A. Kinstler. K. Zumach The J.V. Volleyball team, under first year coach Roxanne Som- merfield. had a good season with a record of 8-6. Being a young team, they had a lot to learn, but they improved as the year progressed. 1. On the count of three attack! 2. Wait a minute! What are we playing here? 48 FANTASTIC AGAIN L to R. Row 1 S Hoffman. K Stintzi. T Jerome Row 2: T Peters. L. Arndt. W Hoth. G Krueger Row 3: Coach Michaels. D Langrehr. J Olson. S Dwyer. C. Clements. Assistant Coach Brewer The Girls Basketball team start- ed out the season with hard work and many dreams Dreams of ex- tending the conference winning streak to 40 games, of winning conference regionals. and going on up to state With these dreams on their minds they continued their hard work throughout the season The team had two victories over each conference team, except Wonewoc. who put up a tough fight to defeat us the second time around With this defeat it stopped their streak at 35 games Their overall record was 17-4. losing to Wmona-Cotter. West Salem, and Whitehall m regionals. With their fast-paced game they gained a share of the conference title 49 YOUNG, BUT GOING STRONG L Io R Row 1: A Swiggum. M Hansen. V. Knudtson, B Sommerfield Row 2: L. Schmitt, J Krueger. T Schmitz. C Leis, S. Everson Row 3: Manager K. Stintzi. L Bedessem. L. Gjertsen. K. O'Heron. S. White. Coach Brewer The 1983-84 J.V. Girls' Basketball season was a very successful one. Under the expert coaching of Mr. Bruce Brewer, the young team ended the year with an impressive 13-5 record and an even more impressive 10-0 conference record. 1. The team in action. 2. Out of my way! 51 BANGOR’S BASKET MEN Back (I. to r ): T. Oliver. T. Beron. R. Kniefl. T. Severson, C. Tiona. K. Olson. P. Freit. J. Langrehr. Front (I. to r ): S. Koch. T. Oliver. Coach Redmond. Coach Stekel. M Piske. D. Schaller. The Boys’ Basketball team started off their season on the right track 2 wins in their first three games. Led by Coach Pat Redmond, with As- sistant Coach Joe Ste- kel, the team ended their season with a 2-16 sea- son. On the team were 1 senior, 7 juniors, 1 soph- omore, and 3 freshmen. The young team kept their spirits high and were always striving for a win. The coaches and team are looking for a successful season next year with the help of the experience they've got- ten this year. 1. We've got 'em outnumbered. 2. An easy two points. 3. WHERE'S THE BALL?? 52 Bangor 42 Brookwood Opp 41 37 Wonewoc 75 47 New Lisbon 45 31 Onalaska Luther 49 38 Hillsboro 61 33 Cashton 62 49 Necedah 70 36 Royall 75 57 Brookwood 69 38 Wonewoc 44 56 New Lisbon 73 31 Hillsboro 73 37 Cashton 77 35 Necedah 49 42 Royall 74 Most Valuable Player - Todd Oliver Most Improved Player - Paul Freit Co-Captains - Dave Schaller. Paul Freit 1. No left turn, only right! 2. Look mom I can fly like a bird. 3 I don’t believe this! 4 I’m faster than a locomotive. 5. It’s suspended in mid-air J.V. DRIBBLERS L. to R. Front: D Manke. K. Borreson. R. Tenner, T Langrehr. J. Torgerud. D Streeck Back: W Young, B. Clements. T Wagner. C, Tiona. S. Nuttleman, S. Koch, M Irish. « This year the J.V. Basketball team, under Coach Joe Stekel, end- ed their season with a 7-10 record. Even though it wasn’t a winning year, the team kept up their winning spirit and good attitude. 1. Go for it. 2. The coach cleans up! 54 YOU CANT PIN US DOWN!! Wrestling this year had many successes, with five wrestlers, Mike, Bruce, Tim, Terry and Paul, winning at Conference, and with having Tim Hansen go to State. All of this could not have been pos- sible without the hard work of all the wrestlers and the dedi- cation of Coaches Halverson and Hundt. Thanks to every- one involved, this year was full of satisfaction and pride. 1. Now don't walk away or- nery! 2. What style! 3. No time for napping. Mike 4 Yes Master! 5. Gotcha now. Chump! 6. This winning stuff is get- ting to be a habit. 7. The trophy speaks for it- self. 8. Get outta my face! CHAMPS L. to R Row 1: T Hansen. T. Antony. J. Wolf. R Plenge. D. Servais. R Swenson. P Wuensch. Coach Halverson Row 2: B. Langrehr. M. Nelson. R Langrehr. J. Krueger. S. Niedfeldt. B Craig 1. One more win at conference 2. Another Cashton wrestler bites the dust 3. Just try to get out of this one! 56 L. to R Row 1: C Wells. R Mulder. D Stanhope. D Leis. M Manke. S Rodenberg Row 2: Coach Halverson. D Schroeder. A Barton. M Manke. T. White Missing: Coach Hundt 57 RAISING OUR SPIRITS The Winter sport season kept the cheerleaders busy. Wrestling cheerleaders helped cheer the wrestling team on to a successful season. The Basketball cheerleaders did a great job of keeping school and team spirit up throughout the basketball season. 58 SPIRIT BOOSTERS L. to R Row 1: S. Koch. J. Wolf. T Antony. P Wuensch. S. Stekel. S. Irish. L Ruedy. Mr Witt Row 2: K. Garves. J. Flaten. P. Craig. M Hansen. T Schams. L. Kolterman Row 3 S. Elsen. R Tenner. T. Oliver. J. Torgerud. N Tichenor. D. Lee Row 4: T Severson. N Althoff. T. Severson. L. Kaiser. B Craig. J Hemker. A Kmstler Row 5: S Althoff. T. Schmitz. C. Clements. W Hoth. J. Olson. D Servais. S. Nuttleman. L. Swiggum. J Ranous. Row 6: T Everson. S Niedfeidt. R. Kneifl. D Schaller. D. Gunderson. S. Hoffman. T Hansen. K Borreson. U. Vaher. M Davis Thanks to the pep band, there was not a lack of enthusiasm at the basketball games and wrestling matches this year. Under the direction of Mr. Witt, the band gave a good showing for the fans and players alike. 1 Concentrate on that music 2. Look! Up in the sky! 59 BANGOR’S BEST? . . L. to R Row 1: J. Wolf. P Fnet. L Antony. D Streeck. C. Piske. S. Stack Row 2: W Hoth. T Oliver. B Anderson. M Elliott. T Oliver. T Severson Row 3: Tenner. J. Krueger. S. Koch. B Craig. N Althoff Row 4 Mr. Tucker. B Clements. F. Johnson. T. Collum. J. Torgerud. Mr Marks 2 1. Baseball 2. What an arm! 60 1. Jeff in action. 2. Get ready. LeRoy 3. Come on. Jeff. run. 4 Our faithful statisticians. 5. We don't have all day! 61 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE Girl’s track, under the supervision of Mr. Brewer, had another success- ful year. They hosted the 3rd annual Cardinal invitational and were, again, victorious. They also won several other meets, both within and outside of our conference. A season of hard work paid off for Senior Dawn Langrehr who advanced to state in the two-mile run. E .yn i n |Q 1. The thrill ol victory! 2. Tammy, where is everyone? L to R Row 1: T. Peters. C Clements. J. Olson Row 2: Coach Brewer. D Langrehr. B Sommerfield. V Knudtson, L. Bedessem, L Gjertsen. M Wuensch. T Miles. 62 63 FLEET FOOTED CARDS The 1984 boys track team had a successful year under the supervision of Coach Halverson. The team may have been small, but they were mighty. L to R Row 1 Coach Halverson. T Hansen. S. Rodenburg. Row 2: S. Nuttleman. S Broers. U. Vaher. M Irish. R Kneifl. S. Irish. Row 3 P Wuensch. T Severson. T. Anderson. D. Lawson. T. Everson 1. I think I can I think I can! 2. Is it that heavy. Chugger? 3. And they're off! 4 Coming down the home stretch. 64 STAFF ACTIVE ADMINISTRATION Front L to R: Thomas Bramschreiber. Kenneth Wolf. Arnold Hundt. Doris Kotek Row 2 Maynard Stratman. Peter Solberg. Ervin Nuttlemen 66 N Wmchell-District Administrator WORKING WONDERS 1. Mrs. Amann-Jr. Sr. High Art 2. Mrs Brewer-Enghsh. Reading. Drama Director 3 Mr Brewer-Jr High Science. Girls Track Coach. Assistant Girls Basketball Coach. Assistant Football Coach 4 Mr Cullen-English. High Quiz Bowl Coach. Forensics 5 Brew at his best 67 ALWAYS THERE TO HELP 1. Mrs. Elkins-Librarian. Echo Staff Advisor. Foreign Language Advisor 2. Mr Halverson-Social Studies. Wrestling Coach. Boys track Coach. Girls Volleyball Coach 3 Mrs. Hanley-English 4 Mr Korb-lndistnal Arts. Ski Club 5. Man or Ape? 68 1. Mrs. Lee-Home Economics. FHA Advisor 2 Mrs Liska-Vocal Music. Swing Choir. Jazz Choir 3. Mr Lund-Social Studies 4 Mr Marks-Jr. Sr High Math. Baseball Coach 5 Think you’re smart don't ya? 69 TRAINING AND TEACHING 1. Mr McClurg-Industrial Arts 2 Mr Michaels-Business. Girls Basketball Coach 3 Mrs Palkowski-Special Education, Cheerleading Advisor 4 Mr Ranous-Math and Computer Science. Math Team Advisor 5 Mr Rasmussen-Physical Education. Athletic Director. Football Coach 70 1 Mr Redmond-Health. Boys Basketball Coach. Special Educa- tion Aide. Assistant Football Coach 2 Mr Romskog-Jr High Social Studies. Stage Crew. Echo Staff Advisor. Student Council Advisor 3 Mrs Sieber-Physical Education. Student Council Advisor 4 Mr Stekei-Science 5. Here comes the Band 71 1 Mr Tucker-Biology. Agriculture. FFA Advisor. Assistant Base- ball Coach 2. Mr Witt-Instrumental Music. Colorguard Advisor 3 Mr Rasmussen receives the ECHO dedication 4 Bangor High School and proud of it! 5. What does it smell like to you Korb? 72 1. Ruth Leis-High School Secretary 2 Germaine Craig-District Secretary 3 Patty McCrery-Guidance Secretary 4 Dorothy Wehrs-Bookkeeper 5. Helen Vassey and Elaine Sprehn-Cooks 73 CARDINAL HELPERS We count on these people everyday to make our lives easier. When we need to get to school they are always there to help. Thanks for all that you do each and every day to make this place more exciting. 2 Al Woll-Custodian 3. John Bright-Custodian 4 Arlene Christopherson-Special Ed Bus Driver Missing-Harry Betsinger-Maintenance 74 FANTASTIC FRESHMEN L. Bedessem L Bells S Ashmore At the beginning of the year the freshmen learned more about the way of high school. They found themselves with detention and progress reports. These 48 lively students received three new students: Dawn Anderson, Bryan Allen, and Chris Tiona. The class officers are as fol- lows: President-Steve Koch; Vice President- Leslie Bedessem; Secretary- Jackie LaBarre; Trea- sure- Theresa Schimtz. Student council members are; Steve Koch, Connie Leis, Todd Oliver, and Michelle Wuensch. I. Gjertsen W Grabhorn The freshmen at their finest!! J. Gruntzel J Hemker 76 ON THE WAY UP . . . M Irish F Johnson J. Kneifl V Knudtson S Knoch 1 Todd Don't worry you look wonderful! C Loback D Manke T. Schmitz C. Shaw 78 CLASS OF '86 ; t No longer the underclassmen, the sophomores were ready to face new and exciting things. Driv- ing and getting their class rings were part of it. Elected as class officers were President-Paula Craig, Vice President-Mindi Orange, Secretary- Angela Kinstler, and Treasurer-Linda Swiggum. Student Council representatives were Mary Han- sen, Curt Wells, and Lisa Niedfeldt. P Craig S Dwyer M. Elliott S Everson S Everson D Fox Mi A Kinstler D Knudtson J Kolterman 1. So that’s where Paula gets her brains! 2. What's the big attraction? J. Krueger J Krueger J. Langrehr D. Lawson N Lee BACK FOR ANOTHER TRY . . . M Pfaff J. Ranous S. Rentz 1. If this is what Geometry is like I think I’ll stay a little kid. 2. These insects are driving me buggy! 82 HOPE WE MAKE IT! D Stanhope J. Sterken L Swiggum C. Wells T White K. Zumach StlPHQMQRES 1. The gruesome twosome 2 Janet, you CAN stand up! THREE DOWN, ONE TO GO! 1. OK, boys, follow the leader time. 2. Study time in the library. The Junior class president, Jeff Wolf, led us through the 1983-84 school year with the help of the other officers: Vice President David Schaller, Secretary Lisa Horstman, Treasurer Doug Servais, and the Student Council members: Darrin Gunderson, Cis Clements, Robbie Kneifl, and Jeff Wolf. At the beginning of the year the Juniors had a magazine sale that was very successful. Then the Prom was the major thing to think about. It took a lot of very hard work, but it turned out to be one of the best proms ever. D. Clements T. Everson R. Garves D. Grabhorn 84 M. Olson T. Peters S. Pischke MAKING A FRIEND TAKES A MOMENT BEING A FRIEND TAKES A LIFETIME SENIORS LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT Samuel John Althoff LeRoy John Antony Virginia Mane Ashmore Tammy Jo Bedessem Teresa Marie Bion Lon R. Dessner 1. We always knew you had a little flash in you! As the Freshman class became one, together we faced the challenges of High School life. Being the rookies of BHS the year still presented some fun. For the first time we were able to at- tend dances and were part of Winter Homecoming. Sports and other extra- curricular activities were also an added part of that first year. 90 1 Ginnie’s new reading technique 2. Excitement at its height 91 WE’VE GROWN . . . Lynda Jean Gjertsen Sharon Kay Hansen Shawn Daniel Irish Dawn Johnson James Donald Kaiser Mildred Veronica Kick i There's a iittie kid m No longer at the bottom of the heap, the everyone class Qj .34 had ta| gn a step up jftg ig er towards our final destination. Anticipation of drivers licenses helped us through the year. Two accidents by classmates added a little hesitation to this excitement, but didn’t stop us for long. 92 Vincent John Koskovich Dawn Julie Langrehr 1. I’m happy! 2 Paul shows off some of that old Senior charm Bruce William Langrehr Jane Mane Mashak Mark David Manke Richard Henry Langrehr MATURED . . . AND ARE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE David Olson 94 Debra Mane Parkinson Carl Harvey Piske As a graduating senior. I now look back on all the happy memories my friends and I have shared. We have grown to care for one another in a very special way. Teri Bion As their last week tumbled onward, many of the seniors voiced their sadness, as their last day approached. For most of the seniors the past four years spent here were very fulfilling and worthwhile. READY TO CHALLENGE uift sy LffTU 1. Stand back-PRO at work! 2. Excellent!!! Class Motto: .. If you have built cas- tles in the air. your work need not be lost; that is where they should be Now put foundations under them Class Colors: Maroon and Gray Class Flower Burgundy Rose 95 Shawn C. Stach Scott F. Stekel Scott C. Stinzi . . THE WORLD Making a friend takes a moment, being a friend takes a lifetime!! Friends laugh at your silliest jokes, put up with your worst moods, go along with your craziest idea, and always see the best in you. This year, as the class of 1984 graduated there were many good- byes to be said. But the good-byes held nothing to the HELLO said to the world awaiting the graduates. “As we graduate and go our separate ways I hope my class- mates realize the importance of our friendships and of keeping in touch. Tammy B. % FOOD FUN AND FAREWELL i On May 18, 1984, faculty, ad- ministration, parents and seniors gathered at the La Crosse Radis- son for the annual Senior Ban- quet. After an excellent meal, Scott Stekel introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Cullen, who spoke on life’s challenges. A tape by Sharon Hansen describing her experiences in Brazil was played. Scott Stekel was recognized for being the most dedicated dra- ma student, and Sam Althoff was presented with his $100 prize from the VFW Voice of Democra- cy contest. Students involed in Forensics and High Ouiz Bowl were also recognized, as well as the class valedictorian, Scott Stekel, and salutatorian, Shawn Irish. After that the students took over the show with Jane Mashak reading the class history and Tammy Bedessem, Duane Streeck and Paul Wuensch giving the teachers appropriate gifts. The banquet ended with Shawn Irish thanking everyone for at- tending, and inviting them to graduation. 1. Tammy reads the letter to the bank 2. Mr. Cullen challenges 3. Scott receives the drama award. May 20, 1984 saw the class of 1984 make their final appearance at Bangor High School. The afternoon was filled with many emotions, from being excited to laugh- ing and crying. As they took their final steps in the High School auditorium many of the seniors were nervous, thinking about their future, or just waiting to be out on their own. Speakers for this special event were Scott Stekel, Shawn Irish, Lynda Gjertsen, and Kris Garves. The guest speaker was Mr. Winchell. All of these stu- dents hold many memories, experiences, and adven- tures as they graduate from Bangor High School. SHARON This past year Bangor High School had a student in the exchange program. Sharon Hansen, a Senior, spent a year in Brazil. Sharon lived in Penapolis, Brazil with two families. The first family was the Maschiettos. While she lived there, she attended a public school with a very relaxed format. The second family she stayed with were the Fiuzas. During her stay with them she attended a private school with a firmer atmosphere and a more structured format. Sharon thought that the high point of her year in Brazil was the opportunity to travel and meet other people in different cultures. She found that all people have dreams and ambitions, no matter where they are in the world. 1. Sharon Hansen, our exchange student to Brazil 2 Sharon with her first exchange family, the Maschiettos 3 Sharon with Alexandro Morais and his family Mr Morais was an exchange student from Brazil at Bangor High School in 1971. 101 STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART Dear Ginnie, Twelve down. Five to go. Viterbo's waiting, Then New Mexico!! Love, Mom, Dad, and Sara Jane Mashak: Believe in yourself and any- thing is possible. We love you. Dad, Mom, Mike, Karen, Chris Joanie: May life be good to you. Joan. You have worked hard and de- serve the best. I'm proud of you. Love, Mom Millie: Congratulations on a job well done. Good luck in the future. Love, Mom and Dad ►- Dawn Langrehr: Weare proud to be your par- ents. We feel such pride in all you’ve done. Just be yourself and you'll succeed. Love, Mom and Dad 102 Duane: We are happy and proud to have you as our son. Keep working hard and you will succeed in life. Love you! Mom and Dad Jim Kaiser: Congratulations, Jim, we knew you could do it. Best of luck in the future. Love. Mom and Dad Sandra Elsen: Don't walk in front of us. We may not follow. Don’t walk behind us, We may not lead. Walk beside us, And just be our friend. Love, Mom and Dad Sharon Hansen: We are proud of your accom- plishments. Continue the good work. Mom and Dad Wayne Turnmire: Life is what you make of it. Above all - always remember - we love you. Mom and Dad Dear Teri, Always keep your priorities out front and within reach. Keep God in your heart and keep your mom and dad and our memories in your pocket, so you can reach them whenever needed. Love, Mom and Dad Brian Peters: Loads of luck in your future years on the road you choose! Love, Mom and Dad 103 To our son, Dick Langrehr: Only yesterday you were a bouncing baby boy. Now you’ve grown to be a fine, young man. Continue to make us proud. Love ya! Mom and Dad Tammy Jo Bedessem: What a wonderful daughter you've been! Hang on to your goals and make your dreams come true. You can do it. We love you! Mom and Dad NGDR, SERVE! GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN I, Sam Althoff, will my earrings to Jeff Wolf and Rod Plenge. I, LeRoy Antony, will my height to Cis Clements. I, Ginnie Ashmore, will my ability to stack dishes to my sister, Sara. I, Tammy Bedessem, will my ways of cutting in the lunch line to Mary Kneifl. Use them wisely, or else. I, Teri Bion, will my vast wardrobe to Mary Hansen. I, Lon Dessner, will my broken guard rails to Todd Fritsch. I, Sandy Elsen, will my new instrument to Terry Antony and Dave Schaller. I, Shelley Everson, will my lunch work to Michelle Wuensch. I, Jane Flaten, will my cheerleading voice to next year’s squad, and they had better use it. I, Kristin Garves, will my ability to play football on the stairs to Janet Langrehr. I, Lyn Gjertsen, will my seven layer salad splurges to Sara Hoffman. I, Jim Kaiser, will my fishing skills to Pinky. I, Millie Kick, will my innocent ways to Jody Wells. I, Dawn Langrehr, will my ability to run cross country, from the dam to town, to Jeff Wolf. I, Dick Langrehr, will my red convertible to Shanon Rodenberg. I, Ronnie Mulder, will my bad jokes to Mike Pfaff. I, Carl Piske, will my comb and ALL my hair to Mike Davis. I, Joanie Simpson, will my flirtatious ways to Jeff Wolf. I, Dianne Sommers, will my lack of height to Chris Tiona. I, Shawn Stach, will my nickname, Nutsie, to Todd Oliver. I, Scott Stekel, will my Bones T-shirt to Joel Torgerud. I, Duane Streeck, will my quiet ways to Rod Plenge. I, Charlotte Thielker, will my quiet and intellectual ways to Jodi Wells and Karla Schmitt who are in desperate need. I, Marla Wuensch, hereby will my body to Chris Tiona. I, Paul Wuensch, will my nickname, Chugger, to Tom (Ralph) Anderson. 105 These Patrons support the Bangor High School Echo and become Cardinal Patrons with our largest contribution of $50.00. Without their generosity much of this year’s book would not have been possible. Thank you. BOSSHARD, SUNDET ASSOCIATES Suite 500 Schnieder Bldg. 115 5th Ave. S. La Crosse. Wl 54601 COULEE REGION ENTERPRISES Bangor. Wl 54614 486-2882 DAMMEN STUDIO 'May We Photograph You? 407 N. Water St. Sparta. Wl D M GIFTS AND CRAFTS 115 N. Leonard St. West Salem. Wl 54669 FARMERS STATE BANK 1606 Commercial Street Bangor, Wl 54614 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bangor. Wl 54614 486-2727 GENUINE AUTO PARTS OF WEST SALEM 124 S. Leonard St. West Salem. Wl 786-1800 MID-TOWN RESTAURANT 111S. Water St. Sparta. Wl 269-7211 RUDD-FULLER CHIROPRACTIC Dr. Jody Rudd-Dr. Sharon Fuller West Salem. Wl 54669 WEHRS CHEVY 1-90 162 Bangor. Wl 54614 O cr Q — Z —I KhDCOZCO I-ICZYCO RED AND BLACK PATRONS Contributions of $25.00 qualify these patrons as our Red and Black Patrons. We appreciate their help and recommend that you support these patrons and their businesses. Altoff's Shoe Store Bangor, Wl 486-2945 Lakeview Foods West Salem, Wl 54669 Art's Repair Truck Service West Sale., Wl 786-2796 Leithoid's 116 S. 4th St. LaCrosse, Wl Bangor Drug 1542 Commercial Bangor Lorraine’s Mode O'Day Sparta. Wl 269-5488 Bangor Farm Imp. Bangor, Wl 54614 Production Credit Assoc. West Salem, Wl 54669 Bangor Lumber Company Bangor, Wl 54614 Reinhart Inst. Foods, Inc. LaCrosse, Wl 56401 Coulee Ford, Inc. Bangor, Wl 54614 Ross of LaCrosse Furnitore LaCrosse. Wl 54601 Cresent Jewelers 429 Main LaCrosse, Wl S S Liquidators West Salem, Wl 54669 Dr. Chris Kerbaugh, DDS West Salem, Wl 54669 Tom’s Standard 234 N. Leonard West Salem Dr. David Scott, DDS West Salem, Wl 54669 Union State Bank West Salem, Wl 54669 Evans Implement West Salem, Wl 54669 Valley Vision Center 318 Main LaCrosse, Wl Farmer's Co-op Supply Shipping Association West Salem, Wl 786-1100 Village Inn Bangor, Wl 486-2741 Foss Locker Plant Sparta, Wl 54656 West Salem Drug West Salem. Wl 54669 Hansens IGA Bangor, Wl 486-2626 Zimmerman Driving School, Inc. LaCrosse, Wl 54601 108 ECHO PATRONS These patrons gave their support to the Echo with $10.00 contributions. We appreciate their support and urge you to support them. Arentz Shoes of Sparta Mark Jewellers Band Box Cleaners Laundry Inc. Metro Sports Bangor Variety Store Mountain Electronics Bill Bateman, M.D. Newburg's Men’s Wear Borreson's Ben Franklin New Villa Casey's OK Hardware Pamida Discount Store Chapiewsky’s Inc. Paramount Photo Charlottes Bridal Shop Ray’s Barber Shop Chip's Bar Rowley's Office Equipment Coffee Cup Cafe Seeger Surge Curt’s Barber Shop Sparta Our Own Hardware Denson’s Super Service Body Spies Country Market Ellickson's Studio The Peacock Green’s Family Shoe Store Wesco Shopping Center Jameson Office Supply Wellmount Inc. John's Union “76” Westview Inn Karl’s Sport Shop WLXR is Country Hit 105 LaCrosse Paper and Box Co. 109 Ufc- - • iJ -« ' X . y ,., 7 Z a vT. aS � � w -., v I ' V ' -'- £ -r v:’. . x, • .r u. '$!!£■ . - � v. | j 3Ua - _ t . JtS v rr. .'. ,..J,,ub cw -- w ihB • ScC--. . ..v iWti