Bangor High School - Echo Yearbook (Bangor, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1985 volume:

THE ECHO Volume XLIII Editor Janet Langrehr The Class of 1985 (Senior Power) TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 Athletics 27 Seniors 55 Football 28 Seniors 56 Organization 5 Volleyball 30 Messages 64 Echo Staff 6 Boy's Basketball 32 Banquet 66 FHA 8 Girl’s Basketball 34 FFA 9 Wrestling 36 Classes 67 Forensics 10 Baseball 38 Juniors 69 Student Council 11 Boy's Track 39 Sophomores 72 High Quiz Badger State 12 Girls Track 40 Freshmen 76 B-Club 13 Cheerleaders 41 Candids 79 Band 14 State 42 Choir 15 Graduation 80 Color Guard 16 Activities 43 Football Homecoming Ads 82 Staff 17 Dance 44 Administration Football Homecoming School Board 18 Week 45 Secretaries Play 46 Custodians Cooks 19 Winter Homecoming Week 48 Bus Drivers 20 Winter Homecoming Faculty 21 Dance 49 Prom 50 Art Show 25 Candids 52 Class Wills 54 DEDICATED TO ELAINE SPREHN WITH OUR GRATITUDE We dedicate this year's ECHO to Mrs. Elaine Sprehn who has been a faithful worker at Bangor High School for the past eighteen years. She has diligently prepared and served meals as if the students were her own children. She always answers the same question, “What's for dinner, Elaine?” with a cheerful smile every day of the week. She has survived complaints on “school food (that never was half as bad as was said), late arrivals of supplies, and unexpected multitudes who have decided that today is a good day to eat, and always manages to get everyone fed, as well as leaving work with a smile and a kind word. Thank you, Elaine, we will miss you and your cooking very much. We dedicate this ECHO to you as a token of our appreciation. 1. The Sprehn Family: Elaine. Ron. Morrie. and David. 2. Elaine’s last day at work, her birthday. 3. Hard at work. 4 Mrs. Sprehn was honored at our Awards Assembly. 5. Getting ready to serve. 3 ECHO ACHIEVERS’ The 1984-85 ECHO Yearbook Staff Row 1 (L to R): S. Hoffman. G. Krueger. J. Langrehr-Editor. Row 2: M. Anderson. L. Swiggum-Business Manager, S. Stekel. Missing from the picture: D. Lawson. ECHO STAFF With the double task at hand of finishing the 1984 ECHO, as well as beginning the new 1985 yearbook, this year’s ECHO staff had their jobs cut out for them from the very beginning. Facing the additional prob- lems of a shrinking staff and diminishing funds only made the remaining staff members more determined and dedicated than ever before. The results of their efforts was the completion of not one, but two excel- lent yearbooks for Bangor High School. 6 Putting a yearbook together involves more work than simply taking a lot of pictures. The people on our staff put in more than their share of long hours and hard work. 7 FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF B.H.S. ... ??! L. to R. Row 1: J. Beron, K. Schmitt. Row 2: L. Ruedy, C. Shaw. T. Schmitz. J. Servais, K. Schmitt, J. Wells. Row 3: K. Schmitt, C. Leis. J. Krueger, L. Swenson, S. Stekel. T. Marks. Row 4: D. Niedfeldt. S. Herman. S. Hoftman, L. Arndt. B. Hansen, T. Jerome. J. Langrehr, G. Krueger. The FHA had an exciting year. They had FHA Week” which consisted of selling carna- tions for Valentine's Day, holding a Red and White Day, and hosting the “Teenage Pregnan- cy Awareness Conference. The Teenage Pregnancy Conference was our most productive project. Many young women came in and told the school about how they felt about becoming pregnant in High School. After that general session, every class went to two additional sessions to learn about different teenage problems. 8 from left to right; Mr. Tucker. C. Clements, L. Arndt. J. Langrehr, D. Servais, M. Piske, R. Plenge. M. Pfaft, Row 2: M. Davis. M. Elliott. D. Stanhope. B. Craig. D. Leis. G Hansen, D. Streeck, T. Langrehr, C. Schams. R. Swenson. S. Niedfeldt. Row 3: T. Tucker, M. Manke. S. Everson. M. Schaub. T. Hansen, U. Vaher. T. Everson. K. Becker. T. Swenson, T. Brownell. M Antony. F. Johnson, Row 4; M Sprain. C. Everson, S. Clements, J. Langrehr. J. Krueger. L. Antony, C. Wells, D. Manke. T. Coulum. R. Tenner. J. Anderson. A. Barton, B. Horstman. The Bangor Chapter has really put a lot ot hard work into this years projects. The Banquet was a success with many of the members receiv- ing recognition for their accomplishments. A dif- ferent note to end the banquet, the three senior girls, Janet Langrehr, Cis Clements and Laurie Arndt, presented gag gift to the seniors. And Doug Servais and mike Pfaff, were both re- cipients of the State Farmer Degree. Much thanks is given to Mr. Tucker for all of his hard work and dedi- cation. For all the years of his enthusiasm en- couraged many to strive to the top in all activities. 9 SPEAKING OF SPEAKING . . . Row 1 (L to R): D. Gunderson. S. Herman. B. Hansen. J. Servais. L. Swiggum. K. Zumach. A. Swiggum. S. Stekel. Row 2: Mr. Lee. D. Lawson. L. Bedessem. L. Freit. K. Stintzi. T Marks. L. LaBarre. J. Langrehr. L. Sondreal. D. Lawson. S. Ashmore. M. Wuensch. Row 3: T. Beron, L. Schaller. T. Everson. C. Shaw. G. Pischke. U. Vaher. M. Davis. Mr. Cullen. Missing: P. Craig. The Bangor forensics team got back on its feet this year with more participants than in the last several years. There were a couple of “firsts” for the team this year. For the first time Bangor had play-acting groups and it was the first time that they sent as many people to state as they did. A lot of hard work had gone into preparing, but it payed off as all students did a super job at all levels. State Group Top (L to R): D Lawson. D. Lawson. S. Ashmore. P. Craig. Upper Middle: L. Freit. Lower Middle: L. Bedessem. Bottom. L. Schaller. Missing: D. Gunderson. S. Herman. 10 STUDENT COUNCIL L. to R. Row 1: Mr. Stekel. T. Everson, T. Antony, R. Kneitl, J. Olson. Mr. von Behren. Row 2: T. Benson. L. Niedfeldt. C. Wells, M Sommerfield, D. Knudtson, K. Schmitt, H. Schaller. E, Nockles. M Wuensch. M Irish, L. Bedessem. T. Oliver. Row 4: B. Oliver, M Kneitl. T, Browne. J. Andrjewski, T. Hansen, L. Sondreal. J. Rentz, T. Antony. 1 L The Student Council did many things this year in order to represent everyone in the school. To hold with tradition, they sponsored the Winter Homecoming. It was held in the Elementary School gym, and was deco- rated in purple, blue, and white to match the theme song, “You’re the Inspiration.” The music was provided by Chugger, Inc. They also held a 50's-60’s dance in High School gym to raise money for the Math and Science Scholarships. Music was provided by Mr. Stekel, and some entertain- ment was also added by having four local businesses do air bands. Both evenings proved to be very successful. ii THE SIFTED GIFTED Badger Girls State Representatives Linda Swiggum. Angie Kinstler. (Alternate), and Mary Hansen. The Badger State Representatives were selected by the teachers on the ba- sis of excellence in leadership, scholastic interest, character and fitness. They at- tend a university campus for a week, where they attend leadership seminars, and participate in election campaigns. This year’s High Quiz Bowl team, cho- sen through tryouts by Mr. Cullen, gave a valient effort against last year’s champi- ons, Osseo-Fairchild. Nice job! Badger Boys State Representatives Jim Langrehr (Alternate). Kevin Borreson. and Jeff Ranous. 12 High Quiz Bowl Team members (L to R) T. Everson, Coach Cullen, J. Ranous, S. Rodenberg, P. Craig, and P. Miller. B-CLUB L. to R Row 1: T Oliver. U. Vaher. T. Anderson. D. Servais. J. Wolf. D. Schaller. T. Severson. R. Swenson. D. Gunderson. S. Hoffman. K Olson Row 2: S. Dwyer. S. Everson. C. Shaw. T. Everson. T. Beron. J. Krueger. S. Rodenberg. C. Tiona. T. Severson. B. Anderson. Row 3: R. Plenge. K. Schmitt. J. Langrehr. F. Johnson. L. Bedessem. L. Gjertsen. S. Alens. C. Leis. Row 4: J. Scafe. T White. M Irish. T. Langrehr. T. Oliver. B. Clements. S. Koch. T. Miles. Row 5: D. Lawson. P Craig. J. Olson. K. Stintzi. S. Clements. SPAGHETTI SUPPERS AND MORE The B-Club was active this year in several ways. During the Volleyball Regionals they sold concessions. Their annual spaghetti supper was held in late March at the Elementary School gymnasium and was very well-attended. With a portion of the funds that they raised, the B- Club purchased additional weights for the weight room at the High School. Plans are still under consideration for the remainder of the funds that they have raised during the school year. 13 Members of the B-Club who were not available for the group picture were: T, Antony. C. Clements. T Hansen. W. Hoth. T. Jerome. R. Kneifl. G. Krueger. L. LaBarre. S. Niedfeldt. T. Peters. M. Piske. L. Schaller. M. Wuensch. MUSICAL MONSTROSITIES L. to R. Row 1: T. Schmitz. J. Wing. L. Freit. L. Sondreal. T. Browne. L. Swiggum. A. Kinstler. M. Hansen. J. Olson. Row 2: Mr. Witt. T. Hanson. L. Schaller. J. Manke. T. Marks. J. Servais. S. Stekel. J. Solberg. D. Lee. L. Kaiser. W. Hoth. L. Betts. Row 3: L. Schaller. L. Ruedy. K. Stintzi. S. Guy. J. Andrjeski. D. Gunderson. T. Brownell. M. Schams. U. Vaher. N. Althoff, P. Lunde. T. Tucker. A. Kick. J. Torgerud. J. Hemker. T. Oliver. P. Craig. C. Clements. C. Everson. R. Tenner. T. Severson. T. Severson. S. Clements. R. Kneifl. T. Everson. T. Hansen. S. Nuttleman. M. Davis. S. Koch. G. Hansen. B. Horstman. Once again the band did an excellent job represent- ing Bangor High School. They entertained through con- certs. kept up spirits with the pep band, and competed in Octoberfest, Warren’s Cranberry Festival, and Cash- ton Fall Festival parades. Individuals from the band also competed in solo and ensemble contests. 14 THE B.O.A. CLUB . . . COLORGUARD Back row L to R. S. Ashmore. J. Kreuger. R. Garves. J. Langrehr. A. Swiggum. K. Zunach. front B. Hansen. S. Herman. G. Krueger. L Horstman 2. A winning PERFORMANCE!!! 3. On your marks, get set. THROW?? 4 Starting them young. Guys on Color Guard!! The Color Guard had a great year with many performances and parades. All of thier hard work did pay off. It was greatly appreciated!! 15 A NOTEWORTHY GROUP Row 1 (L to R): L. Kolterman. D. Gunderson. A . Kinstler. B. Sommerfield. J. Lee. C. Graves. B. Sommers. S. White. L. Swenson. J. Wing. K. Steege. Row 2: D. Lawson. T. Schmitz, L. Schmidt. L. Sondreal. L. LaBarre. D. Lawson. M. Scale. F. Johnson. L. Swiggum. P. Craig. M. Wuensch. N. Johnson. Row 3: L. Jerome. T. Peters. J. LaBarre. K. O’Heron. S. Stekel. M. Irish. T. Anderson. D. Manke. C. Clements. L. Bedessem. T. Browne. T. Marks. Mrs. Liska. Row 4: D. Lee. V. Knudtson. J. Solberg. L. Horstman, S. Herman. T. Severson. D. Clements. T. Schams. L. Freit. K. Zumach. S. Ashmore. M. Sommerfield. G. Krueger. Missing: D. Gunderson. Bangor High School’s senior choir had another busy year. Solo and ensemble contest was one of the many highlights of the school year. From the choir, a record number of entires were sent to state, including the newly formed vocal jazz choir, “The Moonlighters.” Also among the activities was the large group contest where the choir re- ceived a first in Class B. Annual activities included Harvest Fest, Winter Concert, and Spring Con- cert, which was said to be the best in the last twenty years. The Moonlighters Row 1 (L to R): L. Swiggum. L. Freit. B Sommers. D. Lawson. M. Davis. S. Herman. S. Ashmore, D. Manke. L. Bedessem. Rc ' 2: J. LaBarre, D. Gunderson. J. Solberg. L. Horstman, L. Schmidt. M. Wuensch. Row 3: D. Lee. M. Irish. J. Scale. D. Gunderson. T. Schams. Lawson. 16 ADMINISTRATION High School Principal Craig von Behren District Administrator Gene Wellman Bangor District School Board L to R: Shirley Servais. Kenneth Wolf. Maynard Stratman. Thomas Bramschreiber. Robert Gollnik. Doris Kotek. Ervin Nuttleman. KEEPING US ORGANIZED Mrs. Ruth Leis, High School Secretary Mrs. Sue Stickney, Guidance Secretary BANGORS BACKBONE 20 Ray Thompson BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Row 1 (L to R): Mr. Korb-lndustrial Arts. Ski Club; Mrs. Wall-Special Education. Cheerleader Advisor; Mrs. Lee-Home Ec. FHA Advisor; Mrs. Amann-Jr. Sr. High Art; Miss Schultz-Health. Special Education Aide. Girls Basketball and Volleyball Coach; Mr. Ranous-Math and Computer Science. Math Team Advisor. Row 2 Mr. Addington-Social Studies. Basketball Coach. Assistant Football Coach; Mr. Marks-Jr. Sr. High Math Baseball Coach; Mr. Romskog-Jr. High Social Studies. Stage Crew and Yearbook Advisor; Mr. Lee-Jr. High English. Drama and Forensics Coach; Mr. Stekel-Science. Student Council Advisor. Row 3: Mr. Lund-Social Studies; Mr. Michaels-Business Education; Mr. Tucker-Biology. Agriculture. FFA Advisor. Assistant Baseball Coach; Mr. Brewer-Jr. High Science. Girls Track Coach. Assistant Football Coach; Mr. Witt-Jr. Sr. High Band. Jazz Band. Colorguard Advisor. Row 4: Mrs. Elkins-Media Director. Yearbook Advisor; Mr. McClurg-Industrial Arts; Mr. Rasmussen- Physical Education. Athletic Director. Head Football Coach; Mr. Cullen-English. Forensics. High-Quiz Bowl Advisor; Not Pictured Mrs. Liska- Sr. Jr. High Choir. Jazz Choir; Mr. Andraska-English, Reading. 21 23 24 ART MAKES A SHOWING In conjunction with the Spring Concert this May, the Art Department held a Student Art Show in the lobby of the gymna- sium. Among the students winning awards in the show were Angie Kinstler, Terry Beron, Dave Schaller, and Kelly Olson. On October 27th and 28th Terry Beron, Kelly Olson, and Shannon Pischke competed and placed in the Valley View Mall’s Young People's Art Show. THE BEAUTIES . . . ■ I L. to R. Row 1: K. Becker. T. Hansen. D. Servais. T. Anderson. R. Plenge. U. Vaher, T. Oliver, S. Rodenberg. S. Niedfeldt. Row 2: Mr. Addington, D Schaller. J. Wolt, M. Piske, R. Kneifl. T. Everson. T. Antony, T. Severson. Mr. Brewer. Row 3: Mr. Rasmussen. M. Pfaff. M. Irish. T. Oliver, S. Koch, B. Clements. J. Ranous, T. Severson. Row 4: M. Elliott. L. Schaller. J. Andrjeski, C. Everson, B. Horstman, P. Wittmershaus. T. Swenson, N Althoft. Row 5: B. Craig. D. Leis. J. Brueggeman, G. Hansen, M. Sprehn. T. Hansen. The hard work and determination finally paid off for the football team. This year’s team finished the season with a 5-4 record. Co-captains were Shanon Rodenberg and Terry Antony. Award win- ners were: Most valuable player: Tim Hansen-Offense Rod Plenge-Defense 1st team all-conference: Tim Hansen-Offensive back and Defensive back 2nd team all-conference: Jeff Wolf-offensive guard; Rod Plenge-offensive tackle and defensive tackle Honorable mention: Terry Antony-Linebacker 28 . . AND THE BEASTS Bangor 6 Mel-Min 0 Bangor 21 Seneca 12 Bangor 6 DeSoto 34 Bangor 28 New Lisbon 0 Bangor 32 Necedah 0 Bangor 6 Hillsboro 12 Bangor 12 Wonewoc 14 Bangor 0 Cashlon 27 Bangor 28 Royall 18 ■ 29 BANGOR’S NET-WORK L. to R. Row 1: A, Swiggum. J. Niedfeldt-manager. N. Klos-manager, Coach Schulz, D. Gunderson-stats, T. Brown-stats. B. Sommer- field. Row 2: S. Alens. J. Olson, K. O'Heron, T. Jerome, G. Krueger, W. Hoth, L Gjertsen, J. Kolterman, T. Peters, K. Stintzi. The ’84-’85 volleyball team had their best sea- son ever this year. Even though they lost the con- ference championship to Wonewoc, they later de- feated that same team to become regional champs. Although they had a disappointing loss at the sectional tournaments, first year coach, Miss Schultz, definitely had a team to be proud of. They ended the season with a 10-3 record. Award winners were: Gidget Krueger-most im- proved, Brenda Sommerfield-Spark Plug Award, Tammy Jerome and Jill Olson-M.V.P.'s and first team all-conference, Tammy Peters-second team all-conference, and Wendy Hoth-honorable men- tion. Bangor 2 West Salem Bangor 3 Wonewoc Bangor 1 New Lisbon Bangor 2 Necedah Bangor 2 Hillboro Bangor 3 Royall Bangor 2 Cashton Bangor 1 Wonewoc Bangor 0 New Lisbon Bangor 3 Neceday Bangor 3 Hillsboro Bangor 3 Royall Bangor 2 Cashton i J ? 1 1 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 1 30 JUNIOR BUMPERS « e ; Kisrsifir s — The Junior Varsity Volleyball players had another re- spectable season, finishing with a record of 8-6. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they can look forward to playing on the varsity team in future years. 31 BANGOR BUCKET BOYS L. to R. Front: M. Piske. B. Clements, S. Koch, T Oliver, J. langrehr, T. Oliver. D. Schaller. L. Niedfeldt. manager. Back: Todd Tucker-manager, Coach Addington, T. Beron. K. Olson, C. Tiona, T. Severson, R. Kneifl, Coach Hauser This year's Boys' Varsity Basketball team fin- ished with a successful season. They reached and accomplished their goal of beating last year's re- cord. The high point of the season occurred dur- ing the middle of the season when the Bangor boys had won the last four out of six games with conference contenders. Congratulations for striv- ing to build, and accomplishing a quality program, boys! Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor 29 Onalaska Luther 54 New Lisbon 39 Necedah 38 Hillsboro 39 West Salem 36 Onalaska Luther 52 Royall 52 Cashton 64 Brookwood 45 Wonewoc 41 Necedah 44 Hillsboro 33 C.-F.C. 61 New Lisbon 54 Royall 50 Cashton 49 Brookwood 73 Wonewoc 42 Mel-Min 54 46 42 42 57 34 67 47 57 46 39 45 50 63 61 46 57 68 56 32 SHOOTING STARS L. to R. Front: T. Brownell, G. Hansen. D. Streeck, A. Kick, D. Manke, R. Tenner. Back: Coach Hauser, J. Torgerud. M. Sprehn, S. Nuttleman, L. Schaller. M. Irish, P. Wittmershaus, T. Hansen. Bangor 38 Luther 31 The Junior Varsity Boys' Basketball team fin- ished with a winning season this year. Their grand total arrived at 11 wins out of 18 games. Ten of these wins were over conference contenders. Congratulations, boys, on a winning season. You Bangor 42 New Lisbon 39 deserved it! Bangor 46 Necedah 30 Bangor 48 Hillsboro 36 Bangor 43 West Salem 47 Bangor 45 DeSoto 47 Bangor 39 Royall 28 Bangor 46 Cashton 42 Bangor 29 Brookwood 26 Bangor 24 Wonewoc 34 Bangor 41 Necedah 28 Bangor 38 Hillsboro 25 Bangor 34 C-F.C. 49 Bangor 41 New Lisbon 45 Bangor 38 Royall 46 Bangor 37 Cashton 46 Bangor 45 Brookwood 27 Bangor 38 Wonewoc 22 33 KINDA AWESOME The varsity girls basketball team had many goals set for this season. A few of them were: Scenic Bluffs Conference champs, winning the Viroqua Tournament, playing and beating Whitehall at Regionals, and making it to State. Their season was very successful. With a 10-0 conference record, they out-scored their opponents 634-290, advancing to tournament play. Supported by their fans, color guard, and band, they had all the help to make their season's finish a successful one. Beating twice Regional Champs, the White- hall Norsemen, by 6 points in overtime led them to capture the Regional Championship. Finally, they met up with the Fall Creek Crickets, who later became Class C State Champs, and finished their season with a defeat of 53-48. CARDINALS, HOW DO YOU FEEL?! L to R Row 1: L. Sondreal, A. Swiggum, L. Bedessem, T. Schmitz, K. Stintzi. Row 2: L. Gjertsen, J. Krueger. Coach McHolland. S. Everson. L. Freit. The 1985 season was one of hard work and ac- complishments for the Bangor High School JV Girls' Basketball team. Through the expert coaching of Miss Cheri McHolland, the girls became a tightly-knit group to whom teamwork was an important asset. Being a small team worked to their advantage since each member of the team was a capable player. In fact, two players, Kelli Stintzi and Lori Freit, also played for the Varsity squad. Their season record of 12 and 4 illustrates just what hard work and a high level of team spirit can accomplish. 35 L to R. front row. T. Hansen. J. Krueger, F. Johnson. C. Wells. S. Niedfeldt, T. Langrehr, Back Row Mr. Robinson, T. Antony. D. Servais, J. Wolf, S. Rodenberg. R. Swenson and S. Asplin. This year was very exciting with two of our wrestlers going to state. And also that of having a different coach to get use to. But these 11 wrestlers made B.H.S. very proud with their placings at tournaments with such a small squad. These wrestlers had to put up with COLD buses and many other distracting people! The statisti- cians for these mat men were Janet Langrehr and Me- lanie Sommerfield. This Team of hard working men de- serve much recognition. J6 WRESTLING MANIA WIPIQNSHI Dave Schroeder, Todd Swensen The JV this year was small, but they proved that small can be still powerful. They supported the varsity teammates greatly. This year the squad of both varsity and JV had a tough season but showed everyone how good they could wrestle. Good luck next year in your tough season that awaits you. 17 BANGOR SLUGGERS Row 1 (L to R): T. Oliver. J. Wolf. D. Schaller, B. Anderson, T. Beron. Row 2: L. Freit-Stats. S. Koch. T. Oliver. R. Tenner. J. Torgerud. B. Clements, T. Severson. T. Marks-Stats. Row 3: C. Everson. P. Wittmershaus. T. Swenson, C. Tiona. P. Turnmire, N. Althoff. Row 4: Coach Tucker. T. Hansen. T. Tucker. T. Brownell. Coach Marks. Bangor Bangor Bangor 4 Bangor 4 Bangor 8 Bangor 4 Bangor 12 Bangor 16 Bangor 5 Bangor 3 Bangor 3 Bangor 2 Bangor 14 Bangor 4 Bangor 2 IE� -' Royall Necedah Hillsboro Cashton Wonewoc Royall New Lisbon New Lisbon Brookwood Brookwood Hillsboro Necedah m Cashton Wonewoc Brookwood 5 4 17 9 2 0 10 15 3 3 in The 1985 baseball team had another respectable season, finishing with an 8-7 record and third in the conference. The hard work and dedication of Coach Marks, Coach Tucker, and the players paid off with a season the Cardinals can be proud of. Captains: Tim Oliver, Dave Schaller, and Jeff Wolf. High Batting Average: Jeff Wolf (.457) MVP: Jeff Wolf All Conference: 1st team- Dave Schaller (OF), Tim Oliver (2B). 2nd team- Jeff Wolf (P). Honorable Mention- Todd Oliver (C). 38 BANGOR TRACKSTERS Row 1 (L to R): Coach Hauser. L. Schmidt-Stats. S. Rodenberg, M. Piske. L. Schaller, R. Kneifl. Row 2: D. Lawson, U. Vaher. T. Severson. T. Everson. D. Pischke. K. Olson, S. Nuttleman, T. White. M. Irish. D. Schroeder, S. Broers. Tying for 4th place in the conference this year, the boys’ track team has a great deal to be proud of. They competed against some of the top area teams this season, and, under the skillful coaching of Mr. Ron Hauser, always scored points in their various events. The mile relay team, consisting of Lyle Schaller, Todd Everson, Mark Irish, Robbie Kneifl, and Shanon Rodenberg, won the confer- ence, regionals, and placed 4th in the sectionals. They also set a new school record. As an individual, Mark Irish scored over 100 points during the season. Having 13 team members receive letters was the culmination of a very successful season for the Bangor Tracksters.” BORN TO RUN Row 1 (L to R): T. Peters, C. Clements. J. Olson, T. Miles. Row 2: B. Sommerfield, Manager-M. Kneifl, L. Sondreal, Coach Brewer, K. Stintzi. S. Clements, Manager-S. Lonkoski, M. Wuensch. This year’s Bangor Girls’ Track Team had a very suc- cessful season, doing well at both sectionals and regionals against some very tough competition. Two girls qualified for State Competition. These were Larissa Sondreal in the long jump and Brenda Sommerfield in the low hurdles. Congratulations, girls, on your supreme show of effort and accomplishments! 1. Pouring it on. 2. What’s slipping? 40 KEEP THAT SUPER SPIRIT UP! FIFTIES DRESS UP DAY Basketball Cheerleaders: K. Schmidt. T. Marks. D. Nied- feldt, S. Alens. The 1984-85 winter cheerleaders did an excellent job at keeping the spirits of the basketball and wres- tling fans up during the long seasons. Cheering at games and at matches, setting up pep rallies, and decorating the halls and buses were among the ac- tivities that they did under the supervision of Mrs. Wall their adviser. Wrestling Cheerleaders: C. Leis, L. Arndt, L. Kaiser, J. Servais, C. Shaw. 41 STATE QUALIFIERS The Bangor Cardinals did themselves proud in the 1984-85 school year with sending a record number of participants to their respective state competitions. They included: 2 in track, 2 in wrestling, 16 vocal and instrumental entries, and 9 forensics students. The newly formed Moonlighters were also among the state entries. Row 2 (L to R): D. Lee. L. Horstman, J. Solberg, K. Zumach, L. Freit. Row 2: T. Marks, D. Lawson, D. Gunderson, L. LaBarre, J. Wing. Row 3: G. Krueger. S. Herman, D. Gunderson, S. Ashmore. M Irish, D. Lawson - Vocal and Instrumental. WE’VE GOT TONIGHT L lo R.. K Becker and T. Peters. T Hansen and D. Gunderson. U. Vaher and C. Turnmire. K. Kinstler, 1983 King and Queen D. Langrehr and P. Freit. T. Jerome and S. Rodenberg. M. Wuensch, J. Wolf and L. Horstman, S. Niedfeldtand W. Hoth, T. Everson and J. Langrehr. The 1984 Fall Homecoming Dance was a success for all in attendance. The representatives on the homecoming court were Janet Langrehr escorted by Todd Everson, Carol Turnmire escorted by Ulo Vaher, Tammy Peters escorted by Ken Becker, Lisa Horstman escorted by Jeff Wolf, Wendy Hoth escort- ed by Scott Niedfeldt, and Dana Gunderson escort- ed by Tim Hansen. The crownbrarers were Kelly Kinstler and Marshall Wuensch. Tammy Jerome and Shanon Rodenberg were crowned the 1984 Homecoming Queen and King. The 1983 King and Queen were Paul Freit and Dawn Langrehr. This homecoming was a little different then ones from the past as the class picked the girls and the football team picked the guys. Then the whole school voted on the king and queen. Also the deco- rations for the dance were nothing less then unusual- ly. But never the less cute!!! 44 HOMECOMING WEEK The Football Homecoming week was a big success. Some of the biggest high points were the Homecoming parade and Fun Night. Fun Night consisted of an air band competition that many people participated in. There was also a competitive spirit between classes with relays and pudding-eating contests. The week was topped off with a bon fire and the announce- ment of the king and queen. 45 M A S H B.H.S. put forth yet another great play this year. In the fall of ’84, the Senior High presented a play version of the popular TV series M A S H . It was directed by Mr. Dan Lee, and the stage setting was designed and built by Mr. Jim Romskog and his stage crew. 1. Tom's listening for worms again. 2. I didn't say Simon Says. 3. Hey. Mom! Send money for nylons. 4. Catch a fallen star. 5. Let’s get it together, girls. 6. Kiss me. kick . .. opps! I mean quick. 7. Dana, haven't you heard of sharing? 46 47 WINTER HOMECOMING L to R. L. Gjertsen. B. Clements. L. LaBarre. D. Schreoder. L. Kaiser. T. Severson. G. Krueger. D. Schaller. J. Simpson. P. Wuensch. M. Anderson. D. Servais. D. Knudtson. L. Antony, L. Freit. L. Schaller. YOU’RE THE INSPIRATION R. to L. B. Clements and L. Gjertsen, D. Schroeder and L. LaBarre, T. Severson and L. Kaiser. 1984 King and Queen. J. Simpson and P. Wuensch. G. Krueger and D. Schaller. and D. Servais and M. Anderson. L. Antony and D. Knudtson. L. Schaller and L. Freit. 2. The 1985 king and Queen Gidget Krueger and Dave Schaller. 3. What women they think they are!!!! The Student Council had a different task to put on this years Homecoming. The Dance was held at the Elementary. It was a success though. The D.J. was Chugger Inc. 49 I CANT FIGHT THIS FEELING Prom Court L to R: D. Stanhope. D. Knudtson, B. Craig. A. Kinstler, M. Elliott. M. Hansen, M Leis, A. Novak. 1984 Queen I. Arndt, Queen M. Sommerfield, King J. Krueger. 1984 King S. Niedfeldt. L. Jerome. M. Pfaff, L. Neidteldt. K. Borreson. S. Everson, J. Anderson. This year's Junior class reflected the cur- rent trend by getting back into the formal Prom tradition. With pastel streamers en- closing the dance floor, and the music pro- vided by Gogi's Musical Wheels, the atmo- sphere was set for the Prom theme. I Can't Fight this Feeling. The highlight of the even- ing was the crowning of Queen Melanie Sommerfield and King Jeff Krueger by last year's royalty. Laurie Arndt and Scott Nied- feldt. Another earlier attraction was the arri- val of the entire court in two limousines rent- ed for the occasion by the male court atten- dants. The fact that the dance was well- attended is evidence that all the hard work and planning on the part of the Juniors was successful and appreciated by all. 50 1985 Prom King Jeff Krueger escorting Queen Melanie Sommer- field. JUST THE WAY WE WERE!!! As the editor of the 1985 year book (Echo). I hope that you are pleased with the out come and contents of this Echo. The Staff was very small this year, but accomplished much, and were very productive. Without the dedication of these people we would not be able to have produced this book. I would like to thank all of the students that helped this school accomplish such great tasks. I hope that people have learned that you are not taught only by books but the people that surround you. The Echo Staff at this time would like to thank the advisors, for without them we might not of had an Echo. I hope that your memories of B.H.S. will always stay with you when you glance through this book. Keep these memories going in the l985 cho. Janet Langrehr 1985-Editor BEING OF SOUND MIND . . . I STEVE ALLEN hereby will my perfect driving record to Wayne (Crash) Young. I BRIAN ANDERSON hereby will my gym locker to Jim Brueggeman, may he keep the stench alive. I MICHELLE ANDERSON hereby will my errorless typing abilities and unused supply of whiteout to Mrs. Ruth Leis. I TOM ANDERSON hereby will my ability to wander the halls and not get caught to anyone willing to use it. I TERRY ANTONY hereby will my ability to draw apes on chalkboards and not get caught to upcoming shop students. I LAURIE ARNDT hereby will my ability to stay sober, and to stay out of trouble to my good friend Sonia. I KEN BECKER hereby will my toga to Chris (Fuzz) Tiona. I TERRY BERON hereby will my long hair to Clark Graves. I CECILIA CLEMENTS hereby will my ability to strike down the attitude of the band to Paula Craig. I DAVE CLEMENTS hereby will my shop abilities to Mr. Korb, may he use them on all the little underclassmen. I TODD M EVERSON hereby will my official BHS toga to Nick Althoff. who will use it to the best of his ability. I RUTH GARVES hereby will my ability to lead the colorguard to Kathy Zumach, I know she'll use it well. I DALE GRABHORN hereby will my friends to Tim Hansen. I DANA GUNDERSON hereby will my short, fat, overweight dog to Chris Tiona, may he have fun with it. I DARRIN GUNDERSON hereby will my ability to sing loud, trying to block out the rest of the tenor section, and still sound good, to Dean Manke. I BRENDA HANSEN hereby will my colored feather from colorguard to Sara Ashmore. I TIM HANSEN hereby will my Beatle's song “Strawberry Fields Forever to Mr. von Behren, may he listen to it often. I LARRY HASS hereby will my partying ability to Wayne Young. I SHARI HERMAN hereby will all of my colorguard frustrations to Janel Krueger. I SARA HOFFMAN hereby will my red lighter to Mr. von Behren. I LISA HORSTMAN hereby will my freedom from the Bangor nut house to Ruth Leis. I WENDY HOTH hereby will my driving ability to some poor, unfortunate sophomore. I TAMMY JEROME hereby will my shy intellectual ways to Lori Freit. I LOIS KAISER hereby will my ability to keep the wrestling bus warm and the motors going at all times to next year's wrestling cheerleaders. I ROBBY KNEIFL hereby will my height and hyper ways to Bubba Brownell, may he use them wisely. I LISA KOLTERMAN hereby will my pigeon-toed walk to Karen Schmitt. I GIDGET KRUEGER hereby will my wardrobe and out-going personality to Heather Schaller. I LISA LABARRE hereby will my fighting strategies and my ability to make numerous new friends to Dana and Darrin Gunderson and Sara Hoffman. I JANET LANGREHR hereby will my great times at Pigeon Lake (Kickapoo) and my giggles to Mr. Tucker, may he use them wisely in the future. I DIANE NIEDFLEDT hereby will my cheerleading abilities, yelling, and teaching others patiently to Tabetha Marks and maybe you'll become captain. I SCOTT NIEDFELDT hereby will my bad experience at state wrestling to Dennis Robinson, may he never forget it. I TIM OLIVER hereby will the respect I get to Paula Craig. I JILL OLSON hereby will my Rod Marks, to Mr. Robert Michaels, keep an eye on him. I KELLY OLSON hereby will my ability to hustle in basketball practice to Chris Tiona. I MARIANNE OLSON hereby will my braces to Norman Lee to improve his smile. I TAMMY PETERS hereby will my coaching ability to Ms. Dawn Schultz, may she use it wisely. I SHANNON PISCHKE hereby will my perfect attendance to the underclassmen. I MIKE PISKE hereby will my chest to any girl that has a smaller one than I do. I ROD PLENGE hereby will my toga to Cory Everson. I SHANON RODENBERG hereby will my roadmap to all of those who end up in Black River Falls and New Lisbon. MIKE SCAFE - no will I DAVE SCHALLER hereby will my never-miss baseline set shot to Randy Tenner, may he use it often. I CHUCK SCHAMS hereby will my driving record to Cis Crash Clements, may she never want it. I BIG DAVE SCHROEDER hereby will my solar calculator and my nickname “BIG DAVE to Dave Fox. I DOUG SERVAIS hereby will my curly hair and dimples, also my wrestling skills, to Darin (little Howdy) Streeck. I TIM SEVERSON hereby will my basketball hands to next year’s team, maybe they can catch the ball. I RICHARD SWENSON hereby will all my accidents to Chuck Schams, may he crash through them safely. I CAROL TURNMIRE hereby will my great amount of knowledge about shop classes to Todd Caulum. I ULO VAHER hereby will my driving skill and ability to Todd Oliver, may he learn how to park. I JEFF WOLF hereby will my chewed bubblegum from the '85 baseball season to Coach Marks in trade for a can of Skoal. 54 WE’RE THE LUCKY ONES!!! Kenneth Carl Becker 2. Smile Marianne!!!! 3. I Said, I wanted to talk to von Klink!! 9. Lois Don’t look so Happy. NO MORE B.S. AT . . J Brenda Kay Hansen Larry Paul Hass NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Dale Grabhorn Darrin Lee Gunderson ogRiq. ..WceK, Dana Lea Gunderson Timothy David Hansen 58 BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL!!! Shari Lynn Herman Sara Jane Hoffmann Lisa Marie Horstman 59 Wendy Sue Hoth Tamara Jane Jerome ois Gerrianne Kaiser UNDERCOVER Robert Paul Kneifl Lisa Ann Koltermann Gidget Sue Krueger Lisa Marie LaBarre Janet Lea Langrehr Diane Louise Niedfeldt This class started getting along 4 years. There were many hello’s the first time everyone was together. Scared of the older people in school this class stuck to- gether. Then in no time we here are ready to graduate from this BIG school and enter the big world that awaits us all. These stu- dents will always have fun when together. The time had come to say good-bye but the first hello’s will be remembered. ANGEL’S??!! Scott Andrew Niedfeldt Timothy John Oliver Jill Ann Olson Marianne Renee Olson Calvin Kelly Olson Tammy Michelle Peters 61 WORKING FOR THE WEEKEND Michael Wayne Scare David Paul Schaller Charles David Schams AS TIME GOES BY Timothy Paul Severson Ulo Hager Vaher As the class of 1985 we bring to close our last years at B.H.S. Here we learned many new ways of getting along with our fellow classmates. We have all proven that each is his or her own Person and not one thing should be able to change that. May the joy of happiness touch each and everyone of you always!!! 63 YOU’RE THE Lisa Horstman- You’ve worked hard and deserve the best. We're very proud of you. Good' luck and love. Love, Mom and Dad Cis, we are very proud of you and all your achievements. We wish you lovingly life’s best and happiness always. May God walk with you. Love, Dad and Mom Jill Cherish those High School Days! Keep making our life beauti- ful! As you travel through life, may your heart always hold a sunbeam and may you find a rainbow al- ways. Love, Mom Terry Antony- We are very proud of you, and wish for you whatever you wish for in the future. Love always, Mom and Dad Ulo- You have done the right stuff and we are proud of you for that, so keep on doing it. Mom and Dad 64 INSPIRATION 65 WE CAME TO EAT — BUT THAT’S NOT ALL WE GOT! 68 ALMOST ON TOP 69 SOON OUR TIME WILL COME. . . D. Leis M. Manke T. Miles P. Miller B. Mulder The Junior year started fast and furiors with magazine sales. As the year progressed, the time came for the planning of Prom. After a lot of agruments and hard work everything finally came together for a great night, of excitement. The time for the final year is approaching, as we start are way to the big world that is awaiting us. 70 . . . BUT UNTIL THEN. . . D. Stanhope L. Swiggum C. Wells T. White K. Zumach 1. Two Stars from M A S H? 2. Dan’s to good for the other two.!! 3. Melanie’s. Camera shy? 71 WE’RE NOT BABIES ANYMORE. . . T. Caulum B. Clements S. Cleveland The sophomores looked forward to the school year with anticipation of what was to come. Among the things they looked forward to were buying class rings and driving. Class officers were: President-Connie Leis, Vice President-Kris Schmitt, Secretary-Brenda Sommerfield, and Treasurer-Amy Swiggum. M. Davis L. Gjertsen w. Grabhorn BUT WE JUST ACT THAT WAY!! J. Gruntzel J. Hemker V. Knudtson S. Koch J. LaBarre T. Langrehr 73 K. Schmitt T. Schmitz C. Shaw B. Sommerfield 1. Oh. Pardon me. 2. An oil sheik from Bangoria? 3. Should I or shouldn’t I? 4. I’m not doing any- thing wrong! B. Sommers D. Streeck L. Swenson A. Swiggum R. Tenner C. Tiona J. Torgerud P. Turnmire T. Wegner S. White M. Wuensch W. Young 1. Sophomore homecoming float. 2. Born to compute. 3. Meeting of the ladies aid society. THE CLASS OF 1988 . . . The class of ’88 entered the halls of BHS with anticipation of what was to come in the next four years. Though ner- vous and excited, they soon adjusted to the life of a high school student. Elected as class officers were: Lori Freit- President, Kelli Stintzi-Vice President, Lyle Schaller-Trea- surer, and Cory Everson-Sec- retary. 76 . . .INVADES B.H.S. T. Hansen B. Horstman A. Kick J. Langrehr P. Lunde J. Jerome N. Johnson J. Manke T. Marks A Oium 77 D. Pischke G. Pischke L. Schaller L. Schaller K. Schmitt T. Tucker J. Wells P. Wittmershaus 1. Don’t bug me. I’m trying to get some work done. 2. Are you sure that’s true?? 3. Don’ talk to me! J. Servais T. Shaw J. Solberg L. Sondreal M. Sprehn S. Stekel K. Stintzi 78 GRADUATION May 26, 1985 was the date of Bangor High School’s graduation this year. After the Seniors marched in to the song, “We Are the World, Dave Schaller, Jill Olson, and Cis Clements delivered the graduation speeches, and Robby Kneifl read a poem. Diplomas were handed out by school board members, Shirley Servais and Tom Bramschreiber. 80 DAY 81 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1903 18th and Commercial Sts. • Bangor, Wl. 54614 • 608-486-2386 With Offices at Mindoro and St. Joseph Ridge Main Office-Bangor Lobby: Drive Up: Mon - Sat 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Mon - Thur 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM Phone: 486-2386 269-3114 784-6799 Fri Thur 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM Sat - Thur 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM Member F.D.I.C. FASHION CROSSROADS WHERE FASHION AND VALUE MEET UPDATED FASHIONS In All sizes Junior 3-13 Missey 6-20 Large sizes 38-46 New Merchandise Every Week Downtown Sparta Owner - Lorraine Rau Phone - 608-269-5488 JOHN BOSSHARD AND ASSOCIATES Complete Legal Assistance John Bosshard Sabina Bosshard Michael J. Colgan James McNeilly, Jr. Daniel C. Arndt David Blackey Jeff Brinkman John Brinckman Mary Lansing Offices at Bangor, Sparta, and La Crosse RUDD-FULLER CHIROPRACTIC, LTD. DR. JODY R. RUDD DR. SHARON A. 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Hamilton, West Salem, Wl Leithold’s 116 S. 4th, La Crosse, Wl Salem Floral 110 S. Leonard, West Salem, Wl Charlotte's Bridal La Crosse, Wl Linse Farm Service 1625 Commercial, Bangor, Wl Seeger Surge 150 S. Leonard, West Salem, Wl Chapiewsky's Inc. 1618 Commercial, Bangor, Wl Log Cabin Rt. 2, Bangor, Wl Sparta Lumber (Home Builders) Sparta, Wl Coffee Cup Cafe 1535 Commercial, Bangor, Wl Metro Sports La Crosse, Wl Sprehn's Feed Mill 1719 Commercial, Bangor, Wl Community Camera La Crosse, Wl Coulee Farm Supply West Salem, Wl Ellickson's Studio, Inc. La Crosse, Wl New Villa La Crosse, Wl Our Own Hardware Sparta, Wl P R Awards La Crosse, Wl Stratman’s Implement Appliance 1515 Pearl, Bangor, Wl Tralmer’s Sales Service, Inc. 1501 Commercial, Bangor, Wl West Salem Drugs West Salem, Wl The ECHO Yearbook staff members wish to thank all of the area busineses that have showed us their support by placing ads in our 1985 ECHO. 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