Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

1976-1977 HILITES BARNEVELD HIGH SCHOOL BARNEVELD, WISCONSIN TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 4 MEMORIAL 5 STUDENT LIFE 6 SPORTS 34 SENIORS 54 UNDERCLASSMEN 66 FACULTY 82 ADVERTISEMENTS 90 CLOSING 104 2 A year passes — August 24, 1976 to May 31, 1977. A yearbook collects flashes and chunks, freezes them, and pieces them together. Time stops, preserved in ani- mation, waiting for the day when the book is opened and the year can begin again. The story must be as true as the faces loved, the halls walked, the chapters learned, and the insights gained. The feelings must be as real as those conjured up by an old song. Our 1977 Hilites is a journey into that world of sus- pended animation — brought to life by any human being who shared this year with students at Barneveld High School. 3 I The 1977 Yearbook Staff has dedicated this edition of Hi- lites to Mrs. Jan Swenson, music teacher with unlimited talent and know-how. She certainly is our 'Teacher of the Year. We can all be very proud of her and be glad to have her in our school. JOE MYERS Soft spoken and gentle, yet forceful and strong, The list of his accomplishments is impressive and long. A husband and daddy, a son and a brother, A businessman, a Legionnaire, and a friend like none other. We remember him most for others he cared, ---—■'At home with his family, or Memorial Days shared. At church as he read, or the fires he fought, For furnaces fixed, or the oil he brought. The legion and station are also on the list, For some of the reasons he'll be greatly missed. To go north hunting, or fishing with a son, Were some of his ideas on how to have fun. When sickness came, as usual he fought hard and long, Without any complaining he tried to be strong, But with a certain calm and dignity, he accepted his cross, For as a veteran with faith, he knew who was boss. A small man, yet a big man who never said no, Always involved and always on the go. To all of us who loved him it should be no surprise, That hefd finish first, then be on to paradise! 5 STUDENT LIFE Student life is trying to get to school by 8:10. Student life is having the opposite lunch period of your best friend. Student life is trying to get on Honor Pass to see your favorite T.V. show. Student life is getting sent to Mr. Miller's office to get a tardy slip. Student life is acting ignorant in Social Problems, just to get on Ms. Gibeault's nerves. Student life is getting 10 learning packets done in Home Ec. to pass the course. Student life is trying to stay awake for 8th hour. Student life is hustling the guys that get on Prom Court. Student life is getting kicked out of the IMC for talking too much. Student life is trying to get at least a 3.0 to get on the honor roll. Student life is spending all your money playing pool at the Student Center. Student life is trying to think of a plan for your class float in the Fair Day Parade. Student life is decorating the gym for Prom night. Student life is making plans for the weekend with some friends. Student life is waiting till the last night to start your term paper. Student life is getting called up to Mr. Miller's office for cutting a class. Student life is trying to accomplish something at a class meet- ing during an activity period. Student life is going to the IMC to see the State High School Basketball Tournaments. Student life is getting a fake report card on April Fool's Day. Student life is only having one day off for Easter vacation. Student life is trying to get in to see Mrs. Bliss about drop- ping a class. Student life is trying to get to all the meetings in one ac- tivity period. Student life is getting hungry at 9:00 and not being able to eat until 12:17. Student life is reading the graffiti on the bathroom walls. 7 “I think students like to know the rules so if they get caught or punished they know what for. However, the rules and discipline have to be fairly reasonable for people to follow.” — Flora Garfoot 1. Liz Budd and Eric Ameson discuss arrangements for an Injured Players Club . 2. Mitch Urben shows how strong he is getting from working so hard as one of the after-school jani- tors. 3. Julie Ameson checks pre- cision as the cheerleaders try out a new cheer. 4. The Teachers' All- Star Team warms up for a victory against the WISM Wizards. 5. Marilyn Swedlund and Willie Henderson work on a complicated math assignment. 6. Mr. Schave directs the pep band, playing the Theme From S.W.A.T. at a pep session. 7. Karen Ryan, yearbook editor, works on the pages for an upcoming deadline. 8 “Since we are a small school, it is important for us to really make ourselves known. The other schools really noticed when some of our boys were cheerleaders for the girls tournament game. -- Connie Robb “The talks with Mr. Miller before and after each wrestling match helped me to be a better wrestler.” -- Joe Hughes “Most teachers are concerned with helping the kids, though they each have their own idea of what ‘helping’ kids is. -- Liz Budd 1. Seniors in the building trades class work on the roof of the new tool shed. 2. Mrs. Luchsinger has a clear shot for a basket at the WISM Wizards game. 3. Willie Henderson contemplates his fu- ture as a true greaser. 4. Mr. Miller carefully tapes Gregg McSherry's ankle before football practice. 5. Jean Car- mody and Vicki Myers paint a window for their entry in the Christmas Win- dow Contest. 6. Elayne Hughes is caught off guard maneuvering the offset ma- chine. 7. Students show mixed feelings as the game draws to an end. n “School is supposed to teach you to cope with life after school so you can fit in society. Not only educational-wise, but also to get along with people and enjoy yourself. — Pam Bilse 1. Wrestler Gary Myers shows off his basketball ability. 2. Mr. O'Keefe demonstrates a water-sampling method for his class. 3. Rick Powers is caught in the act of picture-taking. 4. Mr. Paynter approaches his next class with determination. 5. On 50's Day the cheerleaders groove to the Happy Days tune. 6. The band pauses between songs at a pep session. 7. Debbie Hughes and Sally Rickey willingly pose for the photographer. 12 “In a small school like Barneveld you get to know all the kids and the work is easier.” —Kermit Nyhus “During the summer I miss seeing all my friends from school.” — Julie Arneson 1. The senior girls are shown per- forming Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again at the Mother- Daughter Banquet. 2. Joan Twiton swings at the Band and Chorus Picnic held at Birch Lake. 3. Cheerleader Laura Lease receives a cream pie corsage from wres- tler Nick Kirch while Denise Theobald enjoys seeing it happen to someone else. 5. These junior boys work together in the shop. 5. Diana Kirschbaum not work- ing? 6. JoAnn Handel, playing the King in the play The Ugly Duckling, receives laughs as she snores at the beginning of an act. 7. At first glance it appears that John Twiton hides in the bushes to play hide-and-seek, but if you look more closely, you'll notice that he is checking his off-course golf shot. “On the first day of school I wondered what the band stu- dents would think about a band handbook.” — Mr. Schave 1. Rene Gagner helps hang the stream- ers for the Junior Prom. 2. Scott Myers and Jeff Ihm show off their project at the Art Fair. 3. A large group surrounds the stage as the auctioning begins at the Art Fair. 4. Steve Harwood and Mike Segebrecht check the tires of a car for their Ag class. 5. Flora Garfoot and Diana Kirschbaum are pictured with their mother, Ruth Kirschbaum, after giving the traditional response at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. 6. As the football game progressed, these kids had fun eating popcorn and talking. 7. After considerable hiding from the cam- era, Tina Pien and Adrian Powell had their picture taken at the Junior from. 8. Joel Zander is caught illustrating the fine art of eating cafeteria food. 16 “Honor pass kids go around the halls without a pass or go to the alternative room, but kids who aren’t on honor pass do the same things, so it really isn’t a privilege.’’ — Deb Brindley FAIR DAY 1976 Fair Day provided a var- iety of activities including games by the teachers, the traditional parade, the bon- fire planned by the Junior Class, and the exciting foot- ball game against Argyle which we lost by a score of 14-18. BELOW: King Bill Theobald crowns Queen Ka- ren Ryan at the dance, with Austin Carter Roundup pro- viding the music. COURT MEMBERS: Steve Kirschbaum, Mike Laddusire, Dan Czerwonka, Pat Lease, King Bill Theobald, Queen Karen Ryan, Flora Garfoot, Diane Hughes, Diana Hughes, Laura Lease. 19 20 21 JUNIOR PROM — A TIME FOR US CCXJRT MEMBERS: Senior Representative Nancy Straubhaar, Liz Budd, Ann Swedlund, Jean Carmody, Mari Thiel- bar, Lisa Budd, Miniature Queen Shayla Johnson, Queen Diane Hughes, King Jerry Monson, Miniature King Tommy Ameson, Joe Hughes, Rich Watkins, Mike Brennan, Dan Czerwonka, Todd Eveland, Senior Representative John Twiton. 22 ROW 1: Lori Moen, Mari Thielbar, Jane Theobald, Rhonda Collins, Heidi Garfoot, Joan Twiton, Diane Lease. Ann Swedlund, Patti Rue. ROW 2: Flora Garfoot, Susan Trainor, Laura Lease, Teresa Trainor, Diane Theobald, Angela Kind, Colleen Carmody, Loni Myers, Jeana Buol, Julie Ameson, Sally Rickey, Ann Schuelke. ROW 3: Sue McVay, Boyd Calvert, Tom Thielbar, Tina Pien, Sandra Trainor, Pat Lease, Rick Powers. ROW 4: Mike Laddu- sire, Gary Myers, Denise Theobald, Jean Brennan, Jerry Buol, Rich Watkins, John Twiton, Pat Brennan. ROW 5: Peggy Oimoen, Kay Calvert, Scott Archer. Director: Mr. Schave HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 24 JUNIOR BAND ROW Is Sonia Brattlie, AnnFriedli, Beth Mueller, Jelayne Hughes, Carol Clerkin, Lisa Laddusire, Mark Schaller, Tim Thielbar, Jerry Hook, Rickey Kelly, Jane Brennan. ROW 2: Emma Mieden, Julene Buol, Alice Aschliman, Linda Aschliman, Mike Theobald, Greg Norris, Carrie Reese, Patti Oimoen, Dawn Owens, Mike Ranney. Row 3: Marilyn Swedlund, Ann McSherry, Cathy Henderson, Ann Trainor, Shelly Pien, Julie Monson, Brenda Granberg, Joan Brennan, Marita Ryan, Katie Thronson. ROW 4: Lowell Thronson, Joel Zander, Lisa Brattlie, Lisa Kirsch- baum, Lisa Evans, Susie Segebrecht, Sara Gaffney, Bonnie Zemp, Rod Powers. Absent: Kevin Carden, Willie Hen- derson, Tracy Peterson, Pam Powers, Joni Richard. Director: Mr. Schave FIFTH GRADE BAND ROW 1: Julie Trainor, Anita Myers, Kimberly Helgeson, Laura Burk- halter, Teresa Dimpfl. ROW 2: Jane Brennan, Faye Owens, Monique Pien, Barby Kirch, Dawn Granberg, Carolyn Urben. ROW 3: Jan Zander, Kev- in Myers, Lisa Myers, Lori Aschliman, Doreen Doescher, Fred Long. ROW 4: Tim Theobald, Danny Aschliman, Wade Carr. Absent: Jimmy Buol, Katie Hughes. Director: Mrs. Swenson 26 SENIOR JUNIOR CHORUS ROW l:Jane Theobald, Diane Theobald, Sue Johnson, Ronda Behnke, JoAnn Handel, Susan Trainor, Teresa Trainor, Heidi Garfoot, Denise Theobald, Jeana Buol, Mrs. Swenson. ROW 2: Ann Swedlund, Viv Arndt, Mari Thielbar, Diane Lease, Janis Otto, Sandra Trainor, Patti Rue, Tina Pien. ROW 3: Ann Schuelke, Joan Hook, Nancy Straubhaar, Mary Mieden, Diana Kirschbaum, Ginny Williams, Kay Johnson. Absent: Holly Burke, Mrs. Messinger and Miss Reisdorf, Accompanists. ROW 1: Ann Swedlund and Heidi Garfoot, Accompanists. ROW 2: Lisa Laddusire, Patti Oimoen, Lisa Kirschbaum, Susie Segebrecht, Dawn Owens, Shelly Pien. ROW 3: John Carmody, Bill Sullivan, Jon Zander, Bonnie Zemp, Kelly Williams, Katie Thronson, Lisa Evans. ROW 4: Cathy Henderson, Sara Gaff- ney, Marilyn Swedlund, Rod Powers, Andrea Kind, Mrs. Swenson. F.F.A ROW 1: Mike Clerkin, Jerry Buol, Pat Lease, Dan Czerwonka, Mike Segebrecht, Gene Oimoen, Mr. O'Keefe, Ad- visor. ROW 2: Dan Roberts, Nathan Powell, Tim Sullivan, Bill Myers, Doug Brindley, Jeff Hughes, Gregg Mc- Sherry, Paul McSherry, Mitch Urben, Eric A meson. ROW 3: Wes Friedli, Joe Hughes, Rod Mueller, Tony Kirch, Gregg Ryan, Vic Williams, Jeff Zander, Jeff Jenson, Nick Kirch, Jeff Ranney. ROW 4: Jerry Zander, Rene Gag- ner, Jerry Monson, Joe Kelly, Jeff Hook, Mark DeSmet, Doug Manteufel, Pat Clerkin. ROW 5: Denny Murphy, Cal Williams, Steve Segebrecht, Steve Harwood, Dave Henderson, Reini Straubhaar. PEP CLUB ROW 1: Mitch Urben, Colleen Carmody, Paul McSherry, Steve Kirschbaum, Cindy Nechkash. ROW 2: Jeff Ranney, Charlene Gagner, Scott Carmody, Joan Twiton, Jeff Jenson, Gregg Ryan. ROW 3: Jean Brennan, Rhonda Collins, Pat Clerkin, Kermit Nyhus, Nathan Powell, Diane Clerkin, Ginny Williams, Angela Kind. Absent: Curt Behnke, Jackie Budd, Nick Kirch, Bill Myers, Tina Pien, Tim Sullivan, Denise Theobald. Advisors: Miss Reisdorf and Miss Schwichtenberg. FORENSICS ROW 1: Ann Schuelke, Vicki Myers, Pam Bilse. ROW 2: Rhonda Collins, Diana Kirschbaum, Jean Brennan. Absent: Peggy Oimoen. Advisors: Ms. Johnson and Miss Reisdorf. 29 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Carrie Reese, Mike Theobald, Lindsey Czerwonka, Randy Oimoen, Bill Ameson. ROW 2: Wes Friedli, Jeana Buol, Susan Trainor, Patti Dimpfl, Deb Hughes. ROW 3: Mari Thielbar, Mike Brennan. ROW 4: Diana Kirschbaum, Dan Thousand, Pam Bilse. Absent: John Carmody, Sally Rickey, Vicki Myers. Advisor: Mr. Miller. NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW 1: Jane Theobald, Lori Moen, Gregg McSherry, Ann Swedlund. ROW 2: Mari Thielbar, Pat Brennan, Todd Eveland, Rick Powers. Ad- visor: Ms. Johnson 30 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Mari Thielbar, Teresa Trainor, Gary Myers, Flora Garfoot. ROW 2: John Twiton, Karen Ryan, Ann Swedlund, Pat Lease, Lori Moen, Mike Brennan. ROW 3: Denny Murphy, Jerry Zander, Pat Brennan, Rick Powers, Dan Thousand, Diana Kirschbaum. Absent: Peggy Oimoen. Advisor: Mrs. Baumgartner YEARBOOK STAFF ROW 1: Heidi Garfoot, Deb Brindley, Bev Moyer, Joan Hook, Flora Garfoot. ROW 2: Diana Kirschbaum, Jean Brennan, Teresa Trainor, Sue McVay, Karen Ryan. John Twiton and Rick Powers, Photographers. Advisor: Miss Sch wichte nberg DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Lisa Budd, Ginny Williams, Ronda Behnke, JoAnn Handel, Sally Rickey, Cindy Nechkash, Deb Hughes, Diana Hughes. ROW 2: Teresa Trainor, Liz Budd, Sue Johnson, Ann Swedlund, Diane Theobald, Bette Zemp, Janis Otto. ROW 3: Harry Nordby, JeanCarmody, Mari Thielbar, Heidi Garfoot, Loni Myers, Jerry Zander, Mike Brennan. Absent: Jean Brennan, Colleen Carmody, Diane Clerkin, Charlene Gagner, Joan Twiton. Advisor: Ms. Johnson THE CAST OF “THE UGLY DUCKLING” Ronda Behnke, Queen JoAnn Handel, King Liz Budd, Princess Camilla Mari Thielbar, Chancellor Mike Brennan, Carlo Jerry Zander, Prince Simon Ms. Johnson, Advisor Ann Swedlund, Student Director Sue Johnson, Ducibella Ginny Williams, Prompter 32 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS ANTONIO VALADARES I am from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. During the six months that I spent in Barneveld, I learned many dif- ferent ways of life and different ways of teaching and learning. I picked up a lot of American customs that helped me to understand life in the United States. I have a lot of friends here and we had a good time together. It was a valuable experience for me and I'll never forget Barneveld and it's people. JOSE GERARDO SILLER (They call me Jose Big Taco ) I live at the Bill Myers home. I enjoy them very much. They have helped me with everything. I like the small town atmosphere where everyone knows each other. There are a lot of nice people in Barneveld. The school is great—with a lot of nice kids and great people running the school. I enjoy the weightlifting program here, as in Mexi- co I didn't do much of it. I also like running. I have made the 100 Mile Club and am thinking about the 500 Mile Club. I like all the people and kids of Barneveld and will always remember you forever. Thanks a lot for all the enjoyment. SPORTS 34 Sports is practicing every' night after school. Sports is trying your hardest during a game but coming out on the short end of the score. Sports is being a cheerleader when no one else cheers along. Sports is going to the Athletic Banquet. Sports is checking the Dodgeville Chronicle and the Mt. Horeb Mail every Thursday for your picture. Sports is going to the student center after a game. Sports is playing in a cloud of dust during a football game. Sports is winning a game by a last second shot. Sports is having some of the best players out with injuries. Sports is going to Wrestling Tournaments in Janesville to support Pat Lease. Sports is rivalry between basketball and wrestling. Sports is having the guys cheer for you at a game. Sports is representing Bameveld and really wanting to do your best. Sports is getting a chance to play after sitting on the bench. Sports is a 'cream pie corsage.' Sports is fouling out of the game and being mad at yourself for it. Sports is thinking the referees are rotten when you couldn't do a bet- ter job yourself. Sports is having a Code of Conduct. Sports is a team performance. Sports is an individual performance. Sports is being introduced at a pep session. Sports is pride. Sports is getting blue and white striped Adidas tennis shoes because everyone else has them. Sports is something to do on a Friday night. Sports is trying to stay modest when others say Good Game. Sports is seeing the coaches try their hardest. Sports is really caring whether or not you win the game. EAGLES REMAIN ENTHUSIASTIC DESPITE RECORD ROW 1: Vic Williams, John Twiton, Eric A meson, Pat Lease, Gregg McSherry, Dan Thousand, Bill Theobald, Gary Myers, Rick Skogen, Mike Clerkin, Gene Oimoen. ROW 2: Jerry Monson, Jerry Zander, Jerry Buol, Dan Czerwonka, Rodney Mueller, Todd Eveland, Rich Watkins, Cal Williams. ROW 3: Mike Laddusire, Doug Manteu- fel, Tom Thielbar, Tony Kirch, Mark DeSmet, Jeff Zander, Dave Henderson. ROW 4: Scott Carmody, Curt Behnke, Steve Kirschbaum, Nick Kirch, Bill Myers, Wes Friedli, Pat Clerkin, Mitch Urben. ROW 5: Coaches Clerkin, Van Hout, and Miller. Absent: Mike Segebrecht. WON--3 LOST--7 BHS OPPONENT 0 Pecatonica 14 30 New Glarus 8 14 Argyle 18 28 Blackhawk 27 6 Belleville 14 14 6 Holy Name Brodhead 8 19 16 Juda 20 NON-CONFERENCE 0 Potosi 19 0 Shullsburg 20 SENIOR PLAYERS ROW 1: Mike Clerkin, Gene Oimoen, John Twiton, Dan Thousand, Gary Myers, Eric Ameson, Vic Williams. ROW 2: Gregg McSherry, Bill Theobald, Pat Lease. ROW 3: Rick Skogen. Absent: Mike Sege- brecht. 37 I GIRLS GAIN EXPERIENCE FOR THE COMING YEAR Won--3 Lost--9 BHS OPPONENT 1 Argyle 2 1 Albany 2 0 Belleville 2 2 Black Hawk 0 0 Brodhead 2 1 Juda 2 0 Monticello 2 2 New Glarus 0 2 Pecatonica 1 0 0 Argyle Albany 2 2 0 Belleville 2 NON-CONFERENCE 0 Delavan 2 SUB- REGIONALS 0 Belmont 2 0 Mineral Point 2 38 SENIOR PLAYERS: Lori Mo en and Kay Calvert 1 39 EAGLES ENGAGE IN TOUGH SEASON VARSITY ROW 1: Rick Skogen, Mark DeSmet, Cal Williams, Gregg McSherry, Todd Eveland, Eric Arneson. ROW 2: Joe Kelly, Pat Clerkin, Jerry Zander, Gene Oimoen, Mike Clerkin. Not Pictured: Coach Clerkin. 40 WON - - 1 LOST -- 16 B.H.S. OPPONENT B.H. S. OPPONENT 58 Argyle 68 41 New Glarus 62 24 Belleville 59 47 Brodhead 62 46 Brodhead 88 59 Albany 7S 26 Holy Name 56 45 Argyle 82 41 New Glarus 65 55 Pecatonica 56 41 Albany 81 58 Blackhawk 76 NON -CONFERENCE 61 Pecatonica 67 49 Wise. Heights 63 67 Juda 70 62 Monticello 66 TOURNAMENTS 51 Holy Name 30 59 Fennimore 76 41 VARSITY: Coach Luchsinger, Liz Budd, Ginny Williams, Jean Carmody, Diane Clerkin, Vicki Myers, Mari Thiel- bar, Rhonda Collins, Joan Twit on, Patti Dimpfl. EXTRA EFFORT PULLS OUT GOOD SEASON JUNIOR VARSITY: Jackie Budd, Jeana Buol, Joan Twiton, Susan Trainor, Rhonda Collins, Sandra Trainor, Vonee Arndt, Debbie Hughes, Bette Zemp, Diane Brindley. Not Pictured: Coach Jim Myers WON -- 8 LOST - - 6 B.H.S. OPPONENT B.H.S. OPPONENT 36 New Glarus 22 38 Belleville 49 33 Belleville 58 34 Albany 18 33 New Glarus 24 64 Brodhead 62 23 Blackhawk 53 59 Blackhawk 58 38 Argyle 42 61 Monticello 41 53 Albany 29 40 Argyle 53 44 Brodhead 61 TOURNAMENTS 60 Monticello 47 44 West Grant 48 43 WRESTLERS TAKE PRIDE IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS ROW Is Pat Lease, Steve Kirschbaum, Bill Myers, Nick Kirch, Rich Watkins, Joe Hughes, Gary Myers, ROW 2: Jeff Hook, Dan Czerwonka, Dave Henderson, Rod Mueller, Mitch Urben, Tony Kirch. Absent: Tom Thielbar. Coaches: Mr. Miller and Mr. Van Hout 44 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Debbie Hughes, Cindy Nechkash, Diana Hughes. ROW 2: Vonee Arndt, Lisa Budd, Julie Ameson. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Jane Theobald, Flora Garfoot. ROW 2: Denise Thebald, Laura Lease. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW Is Joan Twiton, Tina Pien. ROW 2: Jean Brennan, Rhonda Collins, Angela Kind. ROW 1: Amy McSherry. ROW 2: Diane Brindley, Jean Buol, Colleen Carmody. 1977 BASEBALL ROW 1: Pat Lease, Mike Clerkin, Todd Eveland, Dan Thousand, Pat Clerkin, Jeff Zander. ROW 2: Jeff Ranney, Tony Kirch, Jerry Zander, Tim Sullivan, Dan Roberts, Gene Oimoen. Coach Clerkin not pictured. GOLF ROW 1: Mike Brennan, Mike Laddusire, Gary Myers, Tom Thielbar. ROW 2: Rick Powers, John Twiton, Pat Brennan. Coaches Antonson and Shinko not pictured. Golf letters were awarded to John Twiton, Rick Powers, Gary Myers, Mike Brennan, Mike Lad- dusire and Tom Thielbar. Mike Brennan was awarded the Most Valuable Player award for the '77 season. The golf team won four dual meets — two against Mar- shall, one against New Glarus and one against Monticello. The sea- son record of 4-7 was the best record in the golf team's history. The team also set a new school record in the W1AA Regional at Dodgeville and a school record for an individual with Mike Bren- nan shooting a 44 and 42 for an 18-hole score of 86 in the re- gional tournament. TRACK ROW 1: Liz Budd, Denise Theobald, Laura Lease, Angela Kind, Diane Brindley, Jean Brennan. ROW 2: Diane Clerkin, Jane Theobald, Patti Dimpfl, Mari Thielbar, Diane Lease, Joan Twiton. Coaches Luchsinger and Myers not pictured. 50 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW Is Todd Theobald, Bob Kirch, Mark Sullivan, Rick Mueller. ROW 2: Dean Manteufel, Jesse Straub- haar, Joel Zander, Willie Henderson. ROW 3: Randy Oimoen, Bill Arneson, Lindsey Czerwonka. Coach Hell- pap not pictured 8TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Karla Swenson, Marilyn Swedhmd, Julie Handel. ROW 2: Tari Thielbar, Lori Nechkash, Lori Myers. 52 ROW 1: Troy Burkhalter, Tom Zander, Tim Thielbar, Steve Man- teufel, Dennis Schlimgen, Dean Reeson. ROW 2: Willie Hilst, Brian Carden, Scott Myers, John Carmody, Mike Theobald, Jeff Ihm, Jeff Brindley. ROW 3: Randy Oimoen, Bob Kirch, Rick Mueller, Willie Henderson, Lindsey Czerwonka, Nathan Powell, Dean Manteufel, Ken Schlimgen, Doug Hughes. Coach Van Hout not pictured WRESTLING 7TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS ROW Is Bridget Reese. ROW 2: Dawn Owens, Carrie Reese, Patti Oimoen. ROW 3: Cathy Henderson, Sara Ame- son, Susie Segebrecht. 6TH 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW Is David Budd, Randy Moyer, Wayne Gagner, Steve Manteufel, David Owens, Ricky Kelly. ROW 2: Willie Hilst, Tom Zander, Jeff Evans, Bill Sullivan, Tim Thielbar, Tracy Peterson. ROW 3: Jon Zander, Brian Carden, John Carmody, Scott Myers, Greg Norris, Jeff Brindley, Mike Owens, Coach: Mr. Hellpap. 53 SENIORS 6 54 Senior Year is counting the days until graduation. Senior Year is going to Social Problems. Senior Year is getting on the bus at 5 a. m. to go to Minneapolis. Senior Year is ordering graduation announcements. Senior Year is trying to get comfortable to get a little sleep for the bus ride to Minneapolis. Senior Year is not being able to wait to get out of school. Senior Year is thinking about all the good times we've had throughout all our school years. Senior Year is getting sick from the smell of .rubber at the UniRoyal Tire Factory on the class trip. Senior Year is feeling like you're the most important part of the school just because you're a Senior. Senior Year is trying to decide what to do. Senior Year is trading pictures and name cards with everyone else in the class. Senior Year is making plans for the future. Senior Year is doing a skit for the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Senior Year is trying to think of something to will to someone else for the school paper. Senior Year is feeling rushed in everything you do toward the end of the year. Senior Year is having the news report over the weekend for Social Problems. Senior Year is finding a decent baby picture of yourself for the Yearbook. Senior Year is carrying 5 1 2 credits in order to graduate. Senior Year is taking the Betty Crocker test. Senior Year is practicing the class song for graduation. Senior Year is wishing you had studied harder at times. Senior Year is getting lectures about responsibility. Senior Year is earning money on work-study, but being away from school a lot of the time. Senior Year is not being able to believe that this is our last year at BHS. Senior Year is crying at graduation, realizing that you didn't really want to leave after all. Senior Year is being happy to graduate and looking forward to what the future has in store for you. Eric Ameson There are those kids who stay home and study - - and there's my type too. Pam Bilse Live every second of the day to its fullest, for every second of the day is a second of your life. Pat Brennan There is no such thing as an un- derestimate of average intelli- gence . Deb Brindley It's good to know that friendship is like sunshine. A bright new dawn always follows the lonely dark- ness. Kay Calvert Keep smiling and everyone will wonder what you've been up to. 56 Mike Clerkin Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone. Flora Garfoot If there's a will, there's a way . . . and I'll be sure to find it. Joan Hook A smile reflects a happy heart - - and a heck of a good time. Diana Kirschbaum Some girls blush when they shouldn't but most girls don't blush when they should. 57 Pat Lease Keep quiet and people will think you are a philosopher. Gregg McSherry If you ain't gonna lead me into temptation, I'm gonna go find it. Sue McVay Love is an act of faith, and who- ever is of little faith is also of lit- tle love. Mary Mieden Life, so they say, is but a dream. So dream away to find yourself a little more each day. Lori Moen Time flies by so fast, but leaves its shadow behind. Bev Moyer Happiness consists not of having, but of being; not of possessing, but of enjoying. Denny Murphy It is better to make the world smile at what you say than to laugh at what you do. 58 Gary Myers There is often a reward for finding something; but never for finding fault. Gene Oimoen This has been a big dream, and somebody forgot to wake me up. Peggy Oimoen With every rainbow comes a cloud and a storm. Rick Powers Men are seldom blessed with good fortune and good sense at the same time. Karen Ryan We promise things according to our hopes and dreams, and per- form things according to our fears. Ann Schuelke Happiness isn't something you ex- perience, it's something you re- member. 59 Mike Segebrecht If all 1 did was study in school, what should I tell my children? Rick Skogen Believe only half of what you see and nothing of what you hear. Nancy Straubhaar It matters not who you are thought to be, but what you are. Reini Straubhaar Why talk if there's nothing to say? Bill Theobald A football field isn't the only place you need a good line. 60 Dan Thousand It takes a wise man to discover a wise man. Lori Thousand The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular rea- son for being happy except that they are. John Twiton He who has knowledge in every- thing spares nothing. Antonio Valadares Live in the present that you may be ready for the future. WHEN WE WERE YOUNG AND RESTLESS 62 1. Remember Lori M., Peggy O., Flora G., and Debbie S. in 7th grade? 2. Bill T., Pat L., and Gregg M. have their pictures taken before leaving on the bus. 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann S. , Kay C., Deb B. , Cindy D., Tami T., Karen R., Nancy S. , Mary M. , and Joan H. paused for a picture during the 5th grade class trip to Stonefield. 4. FRONT TO BACK: Deb B. , Bev M. , Julie H. , Nancy S. , Pam B., Lori T., Sandy W., Flora G., Ann S., Mary M. , Joan H., and Kay C. gathered for a picture at Sandy s birthday party when we were freshmen. 5. Gary M. , Mike M. (Cl. of '76), Todd E. (Cl. of 78), and Eric A., lead a parade down Jenniton Avenue. ROW 1: Ann Schuelke, Gregg McSherry, Peggy Oimoen, Nancy Straubhaar, Lori Thousand, Bill Theobald. ROW 2: Reini Strabhaar, Mike Clerkin, Kay Calvert, Pat Brennan, Mary Mieden, Dennis Murphy. ROW 3: Diana Kirschbaum, Lori Moen, Pat Lease, Joan Hook, Deb Brindley, Mike Segebrecht. ROW 4: John Twiton, Bev Moyer, Rick Powers, Sue McVay, Karen Ryan, Dan Thou- sand. ROW 5: Vic Williams, Pam Bilse, Gary Myers, Flora Garfoot, Eric Ameson, Gene Oimoen. ROW 6: Rick Skogen. 63 GRADUATION Mr. Tom Shinko, Speaker OFFICERS: John Twiton, President; Lori Moen, Treasurer; Rick Powers, Vice President; Flora Garfoot, Secretary. BADGER STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Rick Powers, Lori Moen, Denny Murphy, Diana Kirschbaum. Underclassmen life is having required classes to fill up your schedule. Underclassmen Life is sponsoring record hops to earn a little money. Underclassmen Life is bumming a ride from someone else when you want to get somewhere. Underclassmen Life is picking a class representative for Homecoming Court. Underclassmen Life is thinking you'll never get through high school. Underclassmen Life is not wanting to work because it's Monday. Underclassmen Life is trying to figure out why the Seniors think they're so important. Underclassmen Life is being on a split lunch period. Underclassmen Life is being sent to the office for goofing around when you're sure you didn't do anything wrong. Underclassmen Life is being sent to the office for goofing around but wanting to make it look like you didn't do anything wrong. Underclassmen Life is going to graduation and realizing that you'll miss some of the Seniors. Underclassmen Life is studying for tests. Underclassmen Life is not studying for tests. Underclassmen Life is feeling disbelief that you made it through another year. Underclassmen Life is feeling that you're overworked. Underclassmen Life is being treated like a child. Underclassmen Life is being treated like a grown up if it's convenient. Underclassmen Life is trying to do as little as possible. Underclassmen Life is feeling safe because there aren't any detentions. Underclassmen Life is feeling that teachers are always wrong. Underclassmen Life is thinking about the future. Underclassmen Life is picking on other kids even though you wouldn't like to be picked on. Underclassmen Life is having to stay after school (a detention!?) Underclassmen Life is being up to your knees in crepe paper for Prom. Underclassmen Life is a time you'll remember years from now. Underclassmen Life is trying to grow up. Underclassmen Life is feeling that the teachers pile on too much work. Underclassmen Life is not believing all the rumors you hear. Underclassmen Life is being told It's for your own good. Underclassmen Life is FUN of a sort. JUNIORS — CLASS OF ’78 ROW Is Cindy Nechkash, Liz Budd, Jean Carmody, Ann Swedlund, Viv Amdt, Bette Zemp, Heidi Garfoot, JoAnn Handel, Rhonda Behnke. ROW 2: joe Hughes, Scott Archer, Harry Nordby, Rich Watkins, Mike Brennan, Jerry Monson, Jeff Hughes, Rod Mieller. ROW 3: Ginny Williams, Vicki Myers, Diane Clerkin, Diane Lease, Diane Theobald, Mari Thielbar, Teresa Trainor, Lisa Budd. ROW 4: Jerry Zander, Boyd Calvert, Todd Eveland, Jerry Buol, Rene Gagner, Joe Kelly, Jeff Hook, Dan Czerwonka. Absent: Holly Burke, Diane Hughes. Advisors: Mr. Paynter and Mrs. Bliss SOPHOMORES — CLASS OF ’79 ROW 1: Janis Otto, Sue Johnson, Diana Hughes, Debbie Hughes, Sandy Brindley, Jane Theobald, Sally Rickey. ROW 2: Connie Robb, Patti Dimpfl, Julie Arneson, Vonee Arndt, Laura Archer, Loni Myers, Dan Roberts. ROW 3: Tom Thielbar, Steve Segebrecht, Mark DeSmet, Steve Harwood, Tony Kirch, Doug Brindley. ROW 4: Cal Williams, Mike Laddusire, Doug Manteufel, Dave Henderson, Adrian Powell, Jeff Zander. Advisors: Ms. Gibeault and Mrs. Gainey FRESHMEN — CLASS OF ’80 ROW Is Diane Brindley, Jackie Budd, Jeana Buol, Colleen Carmody, Tina Pien, Debbie Moyer, Susan Trainor, Denise Theobald. ROW 2: Patti Rue, Joan Twiton, Mitch Urben, Wes Friedli, Steve Kirschbaum, Bill Myers, Nick Kirch, Paul McSherry. ROW 3: Jean Brennan, Angela Kind, Kay Johnson, Laura Lease, Sandra Trainor, Charlene Gagner, Beth Thronson, Rhonda Collins. ROW 4: Nathan Powell, Jeff Jenson, Scott Carmody, Gregg Ryan, Tim Sullivan, Pat Clerkin, Kermit Nyhus, Jeff Ranney. Absent: Curt Behnke. Advisors: Mr. Anton son and Mrs. Luchsinger. OFFICERS: Colleen Carmody, President; Jean Brennan, Vice President; Patti Rue, Secretary; Jackie Budd, Treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: Nancy Friedli, Alice Aschliman, Linda Aschliman, Lea Nechkash, Lori Nechkash, Lori Roberts, Lori Myers, lisa Salis, Phyllis Buckingham. ROW 2: Mike Straubhaar, Todd Theobald, Jesse Straubhaar, Mark Sullivan, Kevin Carden, Doug Hughes, Dale Johnson, Rick Mueller, Ronee Arndt, Jim Ryan. ROW 3: Ken Schlimgen, Julie Handel, Karla Swenson, Tari Thielbar, Marilyn Swedlund, Emma Mieden, Lisa Brattlie, Julene Buol, Glen Archer. ROW 4: Brad Kind, Joel Zander, Dean Manteufel, Lindsey Czerwonka, Randy Oimoen, Jeff Ryan Kenton Powell, Willie Henderson, Bill Ameson. Absent: Bob Kirch. Advisors: Mrs. Grunow and Mrs. Skinrood. SEVENTH GRADE ROW Is Mike Owens, Tim Ryan, Carrie Reese, Patti Oimoen, Lisa Laddusire, Frank Straubhaar, Jeff Brindley, Jeff Evans, Jeff Ihm, ROW 2: Kathy Brindley, Susie Segebrecht, AnnTrainor, Dawn Owens, John Carmody, Scott Myere, Shelly Pien, Mike Theobald, Greg Norris, Bill Sullivan. ROW 3: Bonnie Zemp, Lisa Evans, Sara Ameson, Katie Thronson, Lisa Kirschbaum, Sara Gaffney, Ann McSherry, Jon Zander, Brian Carden. ROW 4: Kelly Wil- liams, Angela Ameson, Andrea Kind, Cathy Henderson, Mary Lou Ameson, Troy Burkhalter, Rod Powers, Willie Hilst. Absent: Joni Richard. Advisors: Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Baumgartner. OFFICERS ROW 1: Ann Trainor, Secretary. ROW 2: Rod Powers, President; Brian Carden, Vice President; Jon Zander, Treasurer. SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Lowell Thronson, Steve Robb, Jelayne Hughes, Wayne Gagner, Mark Schaller, David Owens, Penny Nechkash, Justin (Tom) Zander. ROW 2: Timothy Thielbar, Shelley Johnson, Sonia Brattlie, Keven Hughes, Dean Reeson, Rickey Kelly, Susie Sullivan, Elisa Bernhardt, Mrs. Vinje. Absent but pictured at left: Kevin Urben, Randy Moyer. 76 ROW 1: Patti Nechkash, Sue Moyer, Dave Budd, Dennis Schlimgen, Tracy Peterson, Jon Ameson. ROW 2: Ann Friedli, Beth Mueller, Julie Monson, Mike Ranney, Steve Manteufel, Jerry Hook. ROW 3: Brenda Granberg, Joan Brennan, Marita Ryan, Carol Clerkin. Absent: Pam Powers. FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Fred Long, Carolyn Urben, Kathem Hughes, Faye Owens, Laura Mieden, Lori Asch- liman, Pam Dim, Monique Pien. ROW 2: Anita Myers, James Buol, Danny Aschliman, Kimberly Helgeson, Teresa Dimpfl, Julie Trainor, Lisa Myers, Doreen Doescher, Jane Bren- nan. ROW 3: Dawn Granberg, Dennis Williams, Jan Zander, Kevin Myers, Todd Evans, Wade Carr, Tim Theobald, Scott Gaffney, Mr. Hellpap. Absent: Laura Burkhalter. 77 FOURTH AND THIRD GRADES ROW 1: Doug Williams, Brian Lerdahl, Karla Handel, Rick Dim, Matt Archer, Michael Ceely. ROW 2: Eddie Carmody, Michael Ameson, Dolores Lease, Julie Hook, Pam Evans, Steve Norris. ROW 3: Ann Williams, Mike Tomaw, Brad Carden, Kim Czerwonka, Lynn Salis, Toni Eveland, Keith Carden, Mrs. Kalscheur. Absent: Jimmy Ranney, Tammy Williams. ROW 1: Tadd Owens, Jerrod Jabs, Kathleen Collins, Mila White, Ram Rue, Rex Salis, Jill Wright, Ke- vin Moyer, Bobby Sullivan. ROW 2: Todd Thielbar, Rachael Reese, Kathy Segebrecht, Melissa Schall- er, Steve Ranney, Matt Bernhardt, Tammy Buckingham, ROW 3: Robbie Newberry, Kirsten Thronson, Beth Harwood, Kristin Homb, Tina Ameson, Kerry Ojibway, Mark Ryan, Eric Zimmer, Mrs. Harpold. 78 ROW 1: Jerry Wright, Lonny Moyer, A. T. Ameson, Michael Hemer, Doug Kelly, David Aschliman, Kyle Carden, Shawn Helgeson, Danny Paulson, Amy McSherry. ROW 2: Richie Newberry, Kari Ameson, Jill Myers, Patty Moyer, Kristi Fargo, Erin Gaffney, Carissa Peterson, Lori Salis, Scott Kimplin, Duaine McVay. ROW 3: Mrs. Moll, Kurt Annen, Laura Homb, Kathy Brattlie, Myles Gagner, John Thronson, Cindy Hilst, Lee Myers, Nathaniel Ameson, John Judd, Mick Bernhardt. 79 FIRST GRADE ffllffllSflPllff «iii ni k. J ROW 1: Catrina Schweiger, Shayla Johnson, Jeremy Amble, Joe O'Keefe, Ted Tilley, Jim- my Harpold, Rodney Rue. ROW 2: Pam Williams, Tonya Olson, Lana Salis, Suzi Stauffer, Erika Doeseckle, Tonya Pien, Ellen Wolenec, Melanie Schaller, Cheryl Brattlie. ROW 3: Frank Clerkin, Scott Owens, Jon White, Kevin Dim, Jeremy Judd, Jamie Knight, Tom Ar- neson, Mitchell Burkhalter, Bret Owens. ROW 4: Mrs. Jabs, Danny Doescher, Scott Johnson, Chad Sickels, Chris Brindley, Mike Granberg, Brett Evans, Kevin Fargo, Mrs. Martin. Absent: Jason Jabs, Kathy Jo Buckingham, Lynn Evans, Nick Danz. 80 KINDERGARTEN ROW Is Wayde Pollock, Marc Arneson, Jeff Hughes, Matt Johnson, Todd Carr. ROW 2: Amie Schlimgen, Pam Olday, Robyn Annen, Brenda Evans, Erin Shea, Amie Arneson. ROW 3: Teresa Ranney, Kenny Miller, Erik Krueger, Jason Bernhardt, Eric Homb, Jason Carden, Mrs. Jabs. Faculty is getting mad and yelling at a class because it's Friday and they're too rowdie. Faculty is listening. . Faculty is caring too much. Faculty is not answering a questionnaire. Faculty is preparing students for life. Faculty is trying your hardest and not getting anything back. Faculty is trying your hardest and getting a lot back. Faculty is too many papers and not enough time. Faculty is not knowing how to run a projector. Faculty is being corrected by a student. Faculty is saying it's going to be all right even though it isn't, but somehow knowing it will be right anyhow. Faculty is feeling Barneveld's students are pampered. Faculty is smoking when the students can't. Faculty is not letting another opinion have equal time. Faculty is thinking there's always room for improvement. Faculty is growing along with your students. Faculty is making students take showers for their own good. Faculty is sending a student to the office and hating it. Faculty is sending a student to the office and loving it. Faculty is giving what you have for others. Faculty is wearing white socks. Faculty is trying to establish mutual respect. Faculty is having the same outfit as one of the students. Faculty is sitting down at 5:30 with someone who really needs to talk. Faculty is just not getting through. Faculty is having a group of students call you at midnight. Faculty is being hated. Faculty is being called Bob, P. R. or Bum. Faculty is being trusted. Faculty is not being trusted. Faculty is having graduates return to visit you. Faculty is complaining to Mr. Thielbar about the bells not working. Faculty is communication. Faculty is faulty without the c . 83 BOARD OF EDUCATION Everyone has to agree that the 1976- 77 school year had a lot of kinks which needed to be worked out—from budget allocations to a sp- lit lunch period—but the administration and faculty helped make it smooth sailing for every- one. ROW 1: Mary Ann Myers, Vice President; Dale Theobald, President; Ralph Oimoen, Clerk. ROW 2: Tom Hodgson; Russ Moyer, Treasurer. Mr. Thielbar, District Administrator Mr. Miller, Assistant Administrator 84 Mrs. Baumgartner, IMC Coordinator Mr. Antonson, Science 85 Mrs. Swenson, Chorus; Jr. Band Ms. Johnson, English Mr. Paynter, Industrial Arts Mrs. Olson, English, Spanish Mrs. Grunow, Math Mr. Schave, Band Mrs. Skinrood, Social Studies Mrs. Owens, Aide; Mrs. Gainey, Home Economics 86 Ms. Gibeault, Social Studies Mrs. Luchsinger, Phy. Ed., Health 87 Ms. Dannemiller, Psychologist 88 JANITORS: Gordon Forbes, Agnes Schulenberg, LaVeme Forbes, Virginia Forbes Eileen Arndt, Bookkeeper; Bonnie Homb, Assistant Elayne Hughes, Secretary COOKS: Shirley Brindley, Alice Carden, Viola Berg Ray Vollen, Day Janitor 89 congratulates the 1977 Bameveld Hiah School Senior Class Best Wishes for the future! Established 1896 Barneveld Ridgeway Mon -Thurs 8-4pm. Fri 8-8:30 Member FDIC 90 STATE BANK OF MT. HOREB PHONE: 437-5566 MT. HOREB, WI 53572 WHERE FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS SERVE EACH OTHER. MEMBER F.D.I.C. TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT! BANKING HASN'T ALWAYS BEEN THOUGHT OF AS ENJOYABLE, BUT TODAY YOU'LL FIND US INTERESTED IN YOU AND YOUR PROBLEMS AS YOU BEGIN BUILDING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE. STOP IN, TALK WITH US AND FIND OUT WHY THE STATE BANK OF MT. HOREB HAS DOUBLED IN SIZE THESE PAST FIVE YEARS FARMER’S INTERNATIONAL, INC. P.O. BOX 67 -- HWY. K. BARNEVELD, WI 53507 PHONE: 924-5211 or 437-8633 SALES -- SERVICE NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL GEHL LELY-ROTERRA BRILLION WESTGO L-F-GEORGE ATHENS MCKEE BROTHERS PHOTO LAND STUDIOS AWARD WINNING PHTOOGRAPHER| specializing in INDOOR and OUTDOOR environmental portraits 165 No. Iowa St. Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone: 935-5121 9 lilr'nr- let Ph X £ uvd 11 j IN M. | Picture Taking [ PHOTOGRAPHY BY JERRV JUHWTft FIRST ACE HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING 100 Main St. Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone 437-3333 or 437-3338 FOR ALL YOUR photographic needs see us 1st wedding seniors portraits pets passports groups reunions families ! 130 No. Chestnut I Platteville, WI I 53818 Phone: 348-6012 BARNEVELD IMPLEMENT INC. 'If You Want Service, Buy From Us. Case -- New Idea -Fox -- Hesston -- Brady Knight Barneveld, WI 53507 Phone 924-4221 CENTRAL SOYA BARNEVELD FEED GRAIN Barneveld, WI 53572 HOLLANDALE FEED GRAIN Hollandale, WI 53544 MASTER MIX FEEDS Fertilizer -- Seeds Weed Sprays Chemicals Custom Spraying Congratulations Seniors! HALLADA MOTORS FORD MERCURY INTERNATIONAL Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone: 935-2352 F.J. “WOODY” ERICKSON Insurance Agent State Farm Insurance Company Auto, Life, Fire and Health 610 West Fountain Street Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone: 935-5622 QUAD COUNTY CO-OP Your Complete Farm and Home Supply Headquarters Home Office Barneveld, WI 53507 Phone 924-4781 Branch Office -- Blanchardville, WI 53516 Phone 535-4213 WALLY’S FOLLY 5 J Food and Locker Kathy - Mary - Wally 120 E. Main St. Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Barneveld, WI 53507 Phone 924-2911 Phone: 437-5733 NORSK GOLF BOWL HI POINT STEAK HOUSE Cocktails and Food 8 lanes bowling 9 hole golf course sandwiches You'll Enjoy Hwys. 18 151 Ridgeway, WI Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone: 924-2819 Phone: 437-3399 Closed Mondays and Tuesdays THE SS RANCH The Home of Shick Shack Chief (A.H.C. Perm Reg. No. 51092) Breeders of Appaloosa Horses Rt. 1 Barneveld, WI 53507 ,, A Arnie Kirschbaum : •. Owner and Trainer Phone: (608) 924-6744 or(608) 437-3450 KALSCHEUR’S FINE FOOD STORE “THE MEATING PLACE” Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone: 437-3081 JONES HARDWARE HOOTERVILLE INN Keith Ev Hirsch Jumbo Burgers Hardware - Paint Speed Queen Washers Water Systems Beer -- Wine -- Liquor Ice -- Cheese -- Carry-Outs Phone: 437-5256 Phone: 924-4154 Blue Mounds, WI 53517 THEODORE I. ARNESON Real Estate Broker Barneveld, WI 53507 PIGGLY WIGGLY 1122 N. Bequette Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone 935-5666 BLUE MOUNDS CHEESE CO. Hwy. 18 - 151 West Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone 437-8600 WITTE HAAG REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Curt, Russ and Dixie 108 E. Main St. Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 437-3443 Gambles A R FREDRICKSON OWNER 207 E. Main Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone: 437-5433 Congratulations Graduates Of 1977 Wisconsin Power G Light Company ARNESON AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATION Barneveld, WI 53507 Registered Holstein -- Fresian Cattle Vacant Land and Residential Lots FIELD SILO EQUIPMENT Madison Silo Van Dale Silo Unloaders Bunk Feeders Roto Feeders Barnomatic Hedlund Barn Equipment Badger Hwy. 18 - 151 Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Professional Horseshoer v TgW if 1 Trainer” JMP 1 1 V I ARNIE KIRSCHBAUM Route 1 Barneveld, WI 53507 Appointments Kept Prompt Service Over 24 Yrs. of Experience Phone: or (608)924-6744 (608)437-3450 Carry Outs Bill and Terry Meili, Prop. Mazomanie, WI STAUFFERS SONS INC. CITGO Blue Mounds, WI 53517 409 West Main Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone: 437-5599 Phone: 437-8188 For All Your | Printing Advertising Needs THE DODGEVILLE CHRONICLE 1 THE AD-VISOR 106 W. Merrimac St. Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone: 935-2331 THE PEOPLES STATE BANK Mazomanie and Arena FDIC -- $40,000 Maxomanie Phone 795-2516 Arena Phone 795-2650 Congratulations Seniors EGGUM JOHNSON RIDGEWAY LUMBER CO. Building Material, Paints, Cememt, and Lime Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 For all your building and remodeling needs Phone 437-3366 or 437-3330 924-3142 AYERS FUNERAL HOME KARAKAHLINN W. J. AYERS L. J. AYERS Licensed Lady Assistant Complete Home Furnishings Furniture Store - 924-3211 Funeral Home - 924-3132 STEAKS RIBS -- SEA FOOD 15 Miles West of Madison On Hwy 18-151 Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 437-5545 IOWA COUNTY SURGE HEIBEL TRUE VALUE We install pipelines, bulk tanks, water softners, and all Surge equipment 334 N. Iowa St. Dodgeville, WI 53533 935-3441 Hardware Sporting Goods Featuring True Test Paint Dodgeville, WI 53533 KONTRY KITCHEN 106 N. Iowa St. Dodgeville, WI 53533 935-3149 KALSCHEUR IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. Hwy. 18-151 East Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 Phone 437-5501 DODGELAND HARVESTORE INC. Route 1, Box 8 Dodgeville, WI 53533 IOWA COUNTY LIVESTOCK MARKETING CO-OP Affiliated With Farm Bureau Auction Sales Every Thursday Feeder-Breeder Sale 3rd Friday Each Month Phone: (608)935-3393 R.F.D. 1 Dodgeville, WI 53533 Phone 935-5614 99 DODGEVILLE STATE MILLIES BLUE MOUNDS BANK INN Dodgeville, WI 53533 Beer and Liquor Carry-Outs, 1 Sandwiches, Chicken Or Shrimp The Friendly Bank in a Basket Member FDIC Phone: 437-9422 UNION 76 HIDDEN VALLEY LAGESON OIL COMPANY FARM SPORTS AREA Barneveld, WI 53507 Self Service Station Bulk Service Fuel Oil, Gas, Oil, and Grease New Engines - - Clutches Carburetors Parts and Service for Blanchardville, WI Chapparrel, AMF Polaris Phone: 523-4233 Phone: 924-2221 j ROMIE’S TRANSFER BLANCHARDVILLE j WE WILL DO YOUR HAULING IF YOU WILL GIVE US A CALL CO-OP OIL Phone 924-5517 or 924-6433 We appreciate your Bulk Petroleum Hardware business throughout the years Blanchardville 523-4293 and hope Hollandale 967-2117 ! we'll see more of you! THOUSANDS SOLON PIERCE COMPANY Complete Auto Service tIdimtimc 526 Springdale Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 pniNHivbi Phone 437-9433 or 437-8121 ■ ST 1 BARNEVELD HEATING SHEET METAL, INC. Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Mechanical Contracting Duane A. Kittleson President P.O. Box 36 Barneveld, WI 53507 MYERS OIL CO Petroleum Products and Furnace Repair PATRONS BARNEVELD Ellis-Arneson Insurance Company Barneveld Cheese Factory Pioneer Inn MOUNT HOREB Keller Trading Company Hoff's Drs. Guenver and Sutter Duane's Coiffures Miladay Beauty Shop Bergey Jewelers Nature’s Way Olson's Flowers Gilbertson Pro Hardware Bert's Transport Oil Dick's Quality Meats and Grocery Anderson's and Skol Beverage Ben Franklin Klusendorf's Valkyrie Archery Lanes Darlene's Beauty Salon Village Inn Motel Ellestad Funeral Home Drs. Grove and Hooks DODGEVILLE Bob's Electric Jack's Texaco Ladd's Color Spot The Shoe Box Ben Franklin The Corner Drug Store Clark's Electronics Johnson T.V. Stereo Campbell's The Gentry Shop Inkwell Printers Dodgeville Veterinary Service Huddle Cafe Mr. Duane's Coiffures Dodgeville Travel Service HOLLANDALE Ron Hazel's Blarney Stone Hollandale Clinic Beauty Boutique BLANCHARDVILLE King's Klothes Hitching Post Skaife Bros. Market Processing Saether Furniture Blade-Atlas SPRING GREEN Duren's Boutique Dairy Bar The Winsted Shop Spring Green Paintin' Place Louis' Shell and Rainbow Foods The Spring Green Beauty Salon ARENA Oasis Drive-In Jack's Never Inn CROSS PLAINS Frank's Market Feiner Furniture 1977 . . a school year that was, and always will be remembered. It was a year that changed your life — and will continue to influence you existence. What you learned changed your feelings and actions. The process began when you anticipated the next day — planning and dreaming what you would see, feel, think, and do. Then, that tomorrow turned into today, and throughout you applied yourself as much as you were able, anticipating the realization of your dreams. When today fades, and yesterday is but a memory, you wish you could change the way an event went, or you are satisfied with your performance and would not change it — even if you could. Then you start planning for tomorrow. Every day you live you rediscover a truth of life: Today reflects yesterday and will build your tomorrow.