Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

Pages 2 3 4 5 6 7-26 27 28 29-33 34-39 40-45 46-51 52-53 54-55 56 57-66 67-73 74-87 88-95 96-102 103 104 105 106 107 108-115 116 Dedication Memories Superintendent and Principal Scholastic Honors Scholastic Achievement Seniors Memorium Takashi Matsumoto Senior Activities Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Student Life Mascoutin Editors and Staff Pom-Pon Clubs Music Fall Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports Honor Society and Badger Slate Average Student Senior Signatures Plays Board of Education Faculty Cooks and Custodians IN RECOGNITION This year music teacher, Mrs. Helen Goodrich, will be retiring after 17 years of teaching at Berlin High School. Mrs. Goodrich was born in Northwest Nebraska and went to Crawford High School. After graduating, she went to Drake University in Des Moines for one year, and Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln after which she married her husband Sid. She then worked in Pennsylvania for five years, Ripon for eight and then she came to Berlin in 1960. In the past she has taught elementary music, a capella Choir, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Swing Choir, and Madrigals. She sends approximately fifty entries every year for tour- nament and has had many firsts at State for her Madrigal. She has no specific plans after retirement, but does plan on spending more time with her husband on Grind Stone Island in the St. Lawrence. 2 Four years have passed for us at Berlin High School. Four years of learning, de- veloping strong friendships, and growing towards maturity. Four years that have left us with memories that we will take from here into our luture lives. These memo- ries, both sad and happy, will keep us close to our high school days forever. Everyone has had his own personal experiences which hold special meanings for him alone, but we can all share in the memories of past events in which we partici- pated as a class. Let’s journey back intime to our first year of high school. Remember how lost we were? It was a totally new experience for us. Homecoming was fun because it was the first time we hau really worked together as a class. Despite all the fun we had. we didn’t fare very well in the Homecoming competition. Our first float “We’ll Strip Them Tigers of fheir Stripes for an UnBAREable Victory, brought us a fourth. The tiger on it was so bad we had to cover it up with a blanket. Our skit was our only decent thing. Our version of “Hee Haw” pulled us a second. Before we knew it our freshman year was over. Our Sophomore year brought with it many new and exciting experiences. Home- coming was more of a success for us. By learning from our previous mistakes, we managed to pull our first first on our float, They’ll Be at tne Mercy of our W heels. Our skit based on “Happy Days” brought us a second. The big excitement of the year was the selection of the class rings. Our Sophomore year drew to a close bring- ing with it the end of our first half of our high school days. Our junior year was really great. Our class had really pulled together. Though we didn’t do very well during Homecoming, three thirds and a fourth, we sure had a lot of fun. Finally the big event we had all oeen looking forward to-prom. Our theme song “Reflections of My Life” with the main theme of “Memories” really seemed to sum up our feelings of the past events leading up to prom. Now all we can do is look back to all the planning and preparation and realize that they are only memories. Our junior year ended with the anticipation of our senior year and graduation. Our senior year, we were tough seniors, the leaders of the school... Our Home- coming was a big success. We received one first and three seconds. We also won the Homecoming game, our first victory on Homecoming during our high school years. Our basketball team also made our senior year even more exciting as they were con- tinually leading the ECC. A senior wrestler George Kafer also wrestled in the State tournaments. Our senior vear holds many memories that we will cherish and laugh about for many years. Tne memories of all the different sports events, all the friends, all the'happiness, all the tears, and most of all our working together as a class. The past holds memories, the future holds dreams. Treasure the past and make your dreams come true. Congratulations to the class of 1977, there'll never be an- other class like us. THE WISE-GUYS Row I: Jay Younglovc. Peggy Hoppa. Kerri Dehn. Pally Bnski. Tom Kramer. Row II Sue Grola. Carol Krueger. Nancy Gneiser. Debbie Morrison. Therese Piolrowski. Tom Yankowski. Craig Yedinak Row III: Luann Ladwig. Julie Tews. Cathy Wacholtz. Ann Pribnow, Keith Yedinak The top 10% of the senior class are designated as honors. The traditional Valedic- torian and Salutatorian are no longer selected. The school feels that this will give more equal recognition to all of the students that have achieved such high scholastic performance. 5 SENIOR HONORS-ACHIEVEMENTS RED ‘N’ GREEN FFA FHA DAR Jean Teske Steve Doro Wendy Grahn Ann Pribnow 6 FBL Judy Drover BOYS ATHLETICS Bill Radke BOYS ATHLETICS Rob Thomas GIRLS ATHLETICS Julie Ryan OFFICERS Trcas. J Haase, Sec J Kasuboski. Vicc-Pres. J Drover, Pres. G. Kafer. SENIORS 1977 E N Class Motto; The past holds memories, the future holds dreams! Class Song; Our last song together. Class Flower; Peace rose. Class Colors; Light blue, dark blue. 7 Craig Anderson Joe Aselson Mike Astrach Bob Bahn Kurt Barnard Mary Bartol Ed Beaman Amy Bemdt Kevin Boeck Gary Boehlke Patty Briski TRAVELED BY MANY Dave Bussing Lyle Calkins Jim Carley REMEMBERED BY FEW Judy Drover Glen Dugenske Lynn Duerr Debbie Duerr Carol Fenske LOOKIN’ FOR SOMETHING Corrine Franklin Kellie Gilliland Nancy Gneiser Wendy Grahn Sue Grota THAT I CAN BELIEVE IN Jeff Haase Cindy Gustke Jeff Guldan Cathy Hanneman Jodi Handrich Brenda Happersett Craig Hannon Sue Heintz LOOKIN’ FOR SOMETHING Jane Hershberger Sue Hibicki Wesley Hilgart Julie Hughes Eric Jansen Bonnie Jorgensen George Kafer THAT I’D LIKE TO DO WITH MY LIFE Karen Kelley Chuck Keller Jeff Kasuboski Mike Klapper Helen Kiemicki Tom Kramer Tom Koteski Ken Koehn THERE’S NOTHIN’ BEHIND ME Duane Krause Pam Krause Steve Krentz 6 Keith Kuehneman Kathy Kuharski Luann Ladwig AND NOTHIN’ THAT TIES ME Brad Lundquist Bob Malchetske Takashi Matsumoto 17 TO SOMETHIN’ THAT MIGHT Dean Mittelstaedt Debbie Moldcnhauer Dave McGregor Colleen Murton Debbie Morrison Loren Moriearty 18 Traci Myers Paul Nickolai Doris Nigbor HAVE BEEN TRUE YESTERDAY Rick Perry Kim Pin kail 19 Lori Pavelske MORROW IS OPEN Bill Radke Dave Ratter Steve Pope Dave Prahl Roxane Resop Mark Richmond AND RIGHT NOW IT SEEMS Judy Roggow Vickie Rogers Victor Rivera Sue Sattler Sheila Rudolph Teresa Schaetz Dave Schenk Debbie Schmid 21 TO BE MORE THAN ENOUGH A1 Schmude Dawn Schmudlach Dave Schultz Monica Seaman Larry Sedarski Mark Sedarski 22 Bonnie Simson Connie Simson Doug Soda TO JUST BE HERE TODAY Dan Strebelinski Jack Stobbe Rob Thomas Jeff Trcu Mike Ustruck Jeff Van 23 Denise VanOmum Cathy Wacholtz Lucy Warwick Joni Weber Sheri Weicht Alden Werch 24 Julie WUke Dora Williams Doug Winkel WHAT THE FUTURE IS HOLDIN’ IN STORE 25 HIS SPIRIT SOARS In the summer of 1976, Scott Wagner tragically lost his life in a car accident. From the entire class of 1977 and Ber- lin High School, we would like to express our deepest condolences and regrets. May God bless the family and friends of Scott Wagner, we’ll all miss him. Sincerely, The Class of 1977 Because 1 could not stop for Death. He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves And Immortality. 27 AGOODEXCHANGE Takashi was bom November 25, 1958 in Takasaki, Japan, and has two younger brothers. He enjoys playing the trumpet, basket- ball, and listening to music by the Beatles and John Denver. After returning to Japan, Takashi plans to take a college law course. “After passing my tests on English both written and oral, I knew I was coming to Berlin, Wisconsin. I was lucky and am glad to have come here. I’ve made a lot of friends and am enjoying myself very much. Everything is beautiful except the cold weather!” 28 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALBASHIAN, CONNIE-Cheerleader 3,4; Badger Girl 3. ALLEN, BARBARA-FBL 4; FHA 4; Girl’s Basketball Statistician 2. ANDERSEN, CAROL—Literary Magazine Staff 3,4. ASLESON, JOE-Football 1.2; FFA 1,2.3,4; FFA Pres. 3; FFA reporter 4. ASTRACH, MICHAEL-Football 1. BAHN, BOB—Intramural Basketball 3,4; Intramural Vol- leyball 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Sentinel 3; Intramural Arch- ery Champ 4. BARTOL, MARY—Music Toum. solo I; Music Tourn. ensemble 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,4; Volleyball 1; Class Pres. 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; FBL 4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Drama Club I; Pep Club Vice Pres. 3; AFS Treas. 4; Mascoutin Ed. 2,3,4; Mascoutin Staff 2,3.4; Red ‘N’ Green Staff 4; Girls League 1,2; Badger Girl 3; Homecoming Court 4; Boys Basketball Statistician 3; Flag Corp 4. BAUER, LINDA-Chorus 3; FHA 3,4. BEAMAN, ED—Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Student Council 1; FFA 1,2,3; Key Club 3; B-Club 3,4; Prom Court 3. BELL, DAN-Chorus 3,4; Football 4; Team Manager 4 BERNDT, AMY-FHA 3,4; Pep Club 4; FHA Sec. 4; Mascoutin Ed. 4; Prom Court 3. BOEHLKE, GARY—Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. BRISKI. PATTI-Music Toum. solo 3,4; Music Toum. en- semble 1.2,3,4; Music Toum. ensemble state 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FBL 4; Vice Pres. Spanish Club 4; Prom Court 3; Badger Girl 3. BUSSING, DAVE-Fooiball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1. CALKINS, LYLE-Football 1,2; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Crosscountry 3; Wrestling 3,4; Student Council 1; B-Club 3.4; FFA 2. CLARK, CINDY-Glee Club 1; Homecoming Court 4. COLLIER. JOHN—Oratory 1; Play-Acting 1,2; Play-Act- ing District 2; Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1; Class Treas. 1. DEHN, KERRI-Music Tourn. solo 1; Music Tourn. en- semble 1,2,3,4; Music Toum. ensemble state 2.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; FBL 4; Mascoutin Staff 2,3,4; Mascou- lin Ed. 2.3.4; Red ‘N’ Green StafT2,3.4; Red ‘N’ Green Ed. 4; Prom Court 3; Flag Corp 3,4. DORO, BARB-Glee Club 1; Track 1; FBL 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Court 4. DORO, STEVEN-Football L2.3.4; B-Club 3.4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA reporter 3; Prom Court 3; Mr. Berlin 4; Hon- orable mention-All Conference Football 4; All-American Award Football 4. DROVER. JUDY-Glee Club 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Class Vice Pres. 4; FBL 3,4; FBL Pres. 4. DUERR. DEBBIE-AFS 1,2. DUERR. LYNN-Track 2; Bowling 1.2; Smoke Signals Staff 2. DYER. BILL-Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2; B-Club 3.4; Prom Court 3: Dec. Student of the Month 4. EVANS. DAVE-Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; B-Club 3.4; FFA 1,2. FRANKLIN, CORRINE-Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track I. FUDE, JULIE—AFS 1.2. GERTH. JOEL-Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 3; Basketball 29 1,2,3,4; Golf 1.2.3.4; B-Club 2,3,4; B-Club Pres. 4. GNEISER. NANCY-Student Council 3; FHA I; FBL 3.4; Curators 3,4; AES 4; Curators Sec.-Treas. 4. Page 30 GRAHN. WENDY-Track 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBL 2,3,4; FHA Pres. 4; Red ‘N’ Green Staff 3.4. GROTA. SUSIE Story Telling 2,3,4; Story Telling Dis- trict and Slate 3; Prose 1; Music Tourn. ensemble 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Madrigal 4; Basketball Statistician 3; Volleyball timer 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club Pres. 3,4; Badger Girl 3; NHS 3.4; Who’s Who Among American Students 3. GUSTKE, CINDY—FBL 3; Attendance Office 3. HAASE, JOHN-Music Tourn. solo 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 1.2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Cross Country 4; Class Treas. 4; B-Club 3,4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boy 3. HANDRICH, JODI—Music Tourn. solo 3.4; State 3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1,2,3,4; State 2.4; Band 1,2.3.4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Student Council Sec. 4; AFS L2.3.4; FBL 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Mascoutin Staff typist 4; Flag Corp 4; Band Council 4. HANSEN. DEBBIE-Track 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2.4; Drama Club 2,3; AFS 2; FBL 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Badger Girl 3. HARMON, CRAIG—Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track IX HEINTZ, SUSIE-Play Acting 1; Story Telling 2; Volley- ball 2; Volleyball Scorekeeper 3; Intramural Volleyball 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Drama Club 2; Home- coming Court 4; Pom-Pon Squad 4; Style Show Com- mentator 2. HIBICKI, SUSAN—Glee Club 1.2; Chorus 3; GAA 1; FHA 2,3. HILGART, WESLEY—Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intramural Bowl- ing 1,2,3,4. HOPPA, BARB FBL 3; Attendance Office 3. HOPPA. PEGGY—Four min. speech 4; Demonstration 3; Prose reading 1,2; Music Tourn. solo 1.2,3,4; State 1,4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2,3,4; State 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3.4; Madrigal 3.4; Girl’s Basketball Statisician and Scorekeeper 3.4; Pom- Pon Squad 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,4; Student Council V-Pres. 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Curators 3; FBL 4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Wood Wind Choir 1; Clarient Choir 2,3,4; AFS 4; Flag Corp 3.4; NHS 3.4; Key Club 3,4; Key Club Sec. 4; Homecoming Bulletin Board Committee 3; Mascoutin Student Faculty Ed. 4; Chorus Sec. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Chorus Council repre- sentative 3; Madrigal and Swing Choir assistant director 4. HUGHES, JULIE—Glee Club 1.2; Track 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Treas. 1; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1.2. JORGENSEN. BONNIE-FHA 4; FBL 3,4; FBL Treas. 4 KAFER. GEORGE—Chorus 1.2,3; Football 1.2,4; Track 1,4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Class Pres. 4; B-Club I.2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4. KASUBOSKI. JEFF-Chorus 2.4; Football 1.2; Track 2,3; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 3,4; Class Treas. 1; Student Council 2; Key Club 3; Badger Boy 3. KELLER. CHUCK—Football 1.3,4; Baseball 1; B-Club 3.4. KELLEY, KAREN-Glee Club I; Track 1. KING, DAN—Football 1,2,3; Baseball I; Track 2. KLAPPER. MIKE—Chorus l;Team Manager 2; Wres- tling 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Sec. Key Club 3; Pres. Key Club 4 KOEHN. KEN—Football 1; Baseball 2; Key Club 2. KOTESKI, TOM-Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Football 1; Bas- ketball 1.2,3,4; Golf 1.2.3.4; B-Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3; 30 Prom Court 3. KRAMER. TOM-Chorus I; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball I.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; B-Club 3.4: Badger Boy 3. KRAUSE, DUANE-Cross Country 3; Drama Club 4; One-Act Play Cast 4. Page 31 KRAUSE, PAM Music Tourn. solo 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. KRENTZ. STEVE-Chorus 1,4; Football 1; FFA 1.2.3. KRUEGER. CAROL-FBL 3.4; Pep Club 4; Pom-Pon Squad 2,3,4; Pep Club Treas. 4; Co-Captain of Pom-Pon Squad 4; Miss Berlin 4; NHS 3,4. KRUSE, DON-Football 1,2; Track 4; Tennis 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Team Manager 1; Wrestling 1. KUBLE. MARY-Plays 2; Track 2; Volleyball 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; FBL 3.4; Prom Queen 3; Pom-Pon All. 4. KUHARSKI. KATHY-Prose 3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble l,2,3,4; Glee Club I; Chorus 2,3.4; Basketball 2; Volley- ball 2,4; Spanish Club 3; Mascoutin I D. Staff 4. LADW1G. LUANN-Music Tourn. solo 1,4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1,4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 4; Cheerleader alt. 2; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: AFS 2,3.4: FHA 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; One-Act Play Cast. LAMARCHE. PAM-FBL 3; FHA 1.2.3.4; Badger Girl Alt. 3. LANGENHORST, TOM-Music Tourn. solo 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Football 3; Basketball 3; Track 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Cross Country 3.4; Trapshoot Club 2.3,4; B-Club 2,3.4; Trapshoot Club V-Pres. 3; Trapshoot Club Pres. 4. LEPPIN. PEGGY-FBL 3.4; FHA 4; Girl’s Basketball Statistician 2. LIND, STEVE-Chorus 3.4; Football 1.2,3; FFA l,2,3,4. MALCHETSKE. ROBERTFootball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; B-Club 2,3,4. M ATSUMOTO, TAKASHI Music Tourn. solo 4; Music Tourn. ensemble 4; Chorus 4; Madrigal 4; AFS 4; Chess Club 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4; Swing Choir 4. McGREGOR. DAVE Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Football 1; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3. MORIEARTY, LOREN-Band l,2,3.4; Jazz Band 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Team Manager I; Radio Club 2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; School Newspaper 3; Camera Club 3; German Club 1,2. MORRISON. DEBBIE-Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4; Flag Corp 3,4; Music Tourn. solo 1,2,3,4; State 2,3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1,2,3,4; State 2,3.4; Music Camp 2; Glee Club 1; Glee Club accompaniest 1; Chorus 2,4; Chorus accompanist 2,3,4; NHS 3.4; Com- mended PSAT-NMSQT Student 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Superior Honor Roll 1,2.3,4. MURTON, COLEEN—Declamation 1,2; Play Acting 4; District 1,2,4; Music Tourn. solo 1,2,3.4; State 1.2,3,4; Mu- sic Tourn. ensemble 2,3.4; State 2,3.4; Band 1,2.3,4; Chorus 4; Volleyball 1.2,3; FHA 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3.4; Curator Pres. 3. MYERS. TRACI-Music Tourn. ensemble 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 3.4. NICKOLAI, PAUL Music Tourn. solo L2.3.4; Music Tourn. ensemble 2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Madrigal 2.3.4; Swing Choir 3,4. NIGBOR. BOB -Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Wres- tling 2,3.4; FFA 2,3; B-Club 3.4; Homecoming Court 4. NIGBOR. DORIS-Music Tourn. solo 4; Chorus 4; Track 1,2,3.4; Class V-Pres. 3: Class Sec. 2; Pep Club 3.4. NOWICKI, TERRI-Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; State 2,3,4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4; State 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Pom-Pon Squad 3.4; 31 Student Council 4; FBL 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; GAA 1,2; Flag Corp 1.2.3.4; Mascoutin I.D. Start ; Wis. State Honors Band 3; Wis. State Honors Orchestra. OTTMAN, TOM-Basketball 1,2,3. PAULSEN, PERRY—Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; B- Club 3,4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Prom Court 3. PAVELSKI. LORI—Music Toum. solo 3; Music Tourn. ensemble 3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; FHA 1,2; Mascoutin Start 3; Bus. Manager of Mascoutin 4; Member of Red ‘N’ Green 2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2.3.4. PERRY. RICK-Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2.3; Base- ball 1.2,3; B-Club 2,3,4; Pop-a-top Snowmobile Club 1,2,3,4. PIOTROWSKI, THERESE—Music Tourn. solo 1.2,3.4; State l,2,3,4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1.2.3.4; State 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2.4; Jazz Band 1.4; Madrigal 4; Swing Choir 4; NHS 3.4; Chorus Pres. 4; Wisconsin Honors Band 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Accompanist-Glee Club 1. Chorus 2,4; Music Toum. solo and ensemble 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4. PRIBNOW. ANN—Play Acting 1; Story Telling 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Music Toum. solo 4; Music Toum. ensemble 1,2,3,4; State 2,4; Glee Club 1; Volleyball 2; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Drama Club 2; FBL 3.4; FBL Sec. 4; Band Council 3,4; Mascoutin Staff 2.3,4; Typing Editor 3.4: Prom Court 3: Pep Band 3.4; DAR 4. RADKE. BILL—Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Track I; B-Club 1.2.3.4; B-Club Sec.-Treas. 3.4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boy 3; Tom Guden Award 3; Homecoming Court 4. REILLY. TIM—Football 1: Baseball 2; Wrestling 1; Trapshooter’s Club 1. RESOP. ROXANE—Glee Club 1; Member of Girl’s League 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; FBL 3.4. RICHMOND, MARK—Music Tourn. solo 3,4; Music Tourn. ensemble 4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Madrigal 4; Golf 1,2; Drama 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; AFS Pres. 3.4; Mascoutin Staff 4; Art Editor of Mascoutin 4; One-Act Play Cast 3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Christmas Play 1; All School Play 2; Mu- sical 3. ROGERS. VICKIE—Poetry 1; District 1; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Toum. ensemble 1,2,3,4; State 3; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; FHA 1,4. ROGGOW, JUDY—Music Toum. solo 4; Music Toum. ensemble 2,3,4; State 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 1; FHA Sec. 3; Pep Club Sec.-Treas. 3. RYAN, JULIE—Band 1,2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Pom-Pon Squad 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Golf 4; Volleyball 1; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; State Office 3; FHA 2,3,4; FBL 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; B-Club 4; AFS Sec. 2; Sgt.- at-Arms FHA 2; Mascoutin Sports Editor 4; Prom Court 3. SATTLER, SUSAN—Glee Club I; FHA 1,2; FBL 4. SCHENK. DAVID—Baseball 4. SCHMIDT. DEBBIE-Glee Club 1. SCHMUDE, ALAN—Cross Country 2,3. SCHULTZ, DAVE—Football 2; Basketball 2; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Team Manager Basketball 2; B-Club 3,4; BHS Rocket Club 2; Member of Red ‘N’ Green 2,3,4. SEAMAN. MONICA-Trapshooting Club 2. SEDARSKI. LARRY—Cross Country I; Wrestling 1,2. SEDARSKI. MARK—Boy’s Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1; School Paper 1; HNS Year Book 1; Latin I. SIMSON, BONNIE-Track 3.4. SIMSON, CONN IE-Volley ball 4. 32 SODA, DOUG-Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 3. SPOEHR. LISA-Music Toum. solo 2,3,4; State 3,4; Mu- sic Toum. ensemble 1.2.3.4; State l,2,3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Pom-Pon Squad 1; High School Rodeo 1,2,3,4. STOBBE. JACK-Football I; Wrestling 1,2,3. STREBELINSKI, DAN-Cross Country 3; FFA I.2.3.4; Trapshooting 4. TESKE, JEAN-Glee Club 1; Track 1; Cheerleader 2.3; Class V-Pres. 1,2; FBL 3; FHA 1,2.3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Re- porter FHA; Pres. FHA; Treas. FHA; Member of Red ‘N’ Green 2.3,4; Prom Court 3. TEWS, JULIE-Music Toum. solo 1,2,3,4; Music Tourn. ensemble 1,2,3,4; State 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Class Sec. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3.4; V-Pres. AFS 3.4; Member of Mascoutin Staff 4; NHS 3.4. THOMAS. ROB-Mixed Chorus 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Pop-a-top Snowmobile Club 1,2,3,4; B-Club 2,3,4; Member of Red ‘N’Green 3.4; Sports Editor of Red ‘N’ Green 4; Prom King 3. TREU, JEFF-Football 1,2; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Bad- ger Boy Alt. 4. USTRUCK. MIKE-Spanish Club; Sec. Spanish Club. VAN ORNUM, DENISE-Ex. Speaking 1; District 1; Mu- sic Toum. solo 1,4; Music Toum. ensemble 2,4; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; FHA 4; FBL 4; Pep Club 4; GAA Bowling 2.3. WACHOLTZ, CATHY Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Toum. ensemble 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Jazz Band 1,2.3,4; FHA 1. WEICHT, SHERI GAA Bowling 2. WILKE. JULIE—Track 2; AFS 1.2; FHA 2,3.4; V-Pres. FHA 3; Prom Court 3. WILLIAMS. DORA -Glee Club I; FHA 1.2.3; Spanish Club 3. WINKLE. DOUG-Football 1; Golf 1.2.3; B-Club 3.4; Member of Red ‘N’ Green 4. WISNIEWSKI. SARA-Music Tourn. solo I.2.3.4; State 3,4; Music Toum. ensemble I.2.3.4; State 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 2,3.4; FBL 3; Member of Red ‘N’ Green; Prom Court 3. YANKOWSKI, TOM-Forensics Debate 1,2; Extemp. Speech 1,2,3; Music Tourn. solo 1.2.3.4; Music Toum. en- semble 3; State 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 3; Jazz Band 3,4; Golf 1; Key Club Treas. 3.4; Top 5% PSAT Test. YEDINAK.CRAIG-Football I; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Base- ball 1.2.3.4; B-Club 3.4. YEDINAK. KEITH Football 1,2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Wres- tling 1.2.3.4; Pop-a-top Snowmobile Club 1.2.3.4; B-Club 1.2,3.4. YOUNG. DONNA-Attendance Office 4. YOUNGLOVE. JAY-Baseball 2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; B- Club 2,3.4; V-Pres. B-Club 4; Prom Court 3; NHS 3.4. ZAMZOW. SHARON-Music Toum. ensemble 1; Glee Club 1.2; Track 2; FHA 2.4; FBL 3.4; Pep Club 4. JUNIORS T. Boudreau M. Brewer K. Briski B. Brooks D. Brooks K. Brueggen L. Buhrow B. Butzin L. Carpenter D. Chappa S. Chier G. Chikowski M. Childs J. Chionchio D. Christenson 35 D. Kepner I. Kiemicki R. Klimke D. Korn P. Kramer D. Kringel S. Kublc V. Kuhneman J. Kuranda J. LaBuda B. Lynk B. Matthias D. Matthias R. Mattice T. McCarthy D.Johannes M.Johnson P. Johnson K. Kamps J. Kapp C. Kasuboski D. Moldcnhauer J. Moldcnhauer M. Muscavitch S. Myer K. Ncckash C. Nehrbass K. Kasuboski S. Keck K. Keller N. Keller 36 S. Fude E. Gilliland J. Goodrich A. Gonyo S. Grahn K. Grambsch D. Griswold J. Groth R. Guldan D. Gustke S. Hallman F. Hayes M. Helmrick M. Hess J. Hoeft 37 D. Page L. Page B. Patchett J. Paul J. Piepiorka D. Petraszak D. Pierce A. Piotrowski S. Polakowski D. Prellwitz R. Recore P. Reed D. Resop R. Resop W. Resop 38 D. Sommerfeldt C. Sonnentag S. Sponholtz J. Sprague J. Spritka D. Tessaro J. Tetzke B. Thompson J. To Hard N. Trochinski L. VanOrnum G. Wagner T. Wallace A. Weiske H. Werch P. Wesner L. Wiecki R. Wilson L. Wucherer D. Wiski 39 B. Alien L. Allen T. Anderson L. Andrews S. Barnes S. Barnowske J. Baxter B. Bednarek S. Behm L. Belfeuil R. Bitney J. Blake J. Block L. Boeck B. Boucier R. Boudreau D. Bray M. Brey R. Brey D. Brodcr F. Buelow D. Button R. Carley G. Chappa M. Chier B. Chipman V. Cujak M. Darnick M. Dean J. Dehn J. Dietz P. Dister ha ft D. Doan E. Dolata M. Doro C. Drecktrah C. Drover J. Duerr K. Dusso C. Dych S. Eagen T. Eagan K. Eld red R. Emerson D. Ewald 41 R. Ewald B. Fabricuis R. Fortnum L. Feder T. Fralish S. Frank P. Franklin R. Garza T. Gies A. Gross T. Gilliland C. Gonyo K. Grambsch C. Grota T. Grota M. Gurkowski B. Haase R. Ilajek C. Hanneman J. Helmuih L. Hess T. Hilgart G. Hobbs B. Hockenhull C. Hogan J. Hoppa K. Jezwmski D. Johnson L. Kapp J. Kepner R. King L. Klapper B. klimke D. Koehn J. Koscher L. Kraft M. Krause A. Krentz D. Kretzmann P. Kuble R. Kurczek D. LaBuda J. Laude D. Lee P. Leigh 42 S. Leppin M. Liberatore E. Luedtke P. Luzens P. Lynk D. Malson L. Malzhan T. Malzhan R. Martin R. Mattice T. McCarthy R. Meisner B. Mirr T. Melchor S. Merline C. Meyer V. Milan D. Moriearty P. Moriearty P. Morrison L. Murach L. Murton K. Neitzke J. Nelson R. Nelson M. Newbold D. Nigbor S. Nighbor L. Nitzke M. O’Connor G. Olson R. Ottoway P. Ottman K. Parsons T. Parsons M. Pederson T. Phelps P. Pinkall A. Pope V. Putzke B. Radke B. Radliff R. Ragenoski C. Richmond C. Richter 43 L. Schilder L. Schmid M. Schmudlach J. Schubert P. Simson M. Skotarzak P. Sobralski D. Sommerfeldt G. Stahl V. Stark T. Stemler K. Stobbe J. Thompson M. Ustruck C. VanOmum 44 45 1979 FRESHMEN R E S H M E I OFFICERS Pres. J. Dimas. V- Pres. J. Wilke. Treas. C. Williams Sec. J. Kasuboski. 46 J. Boudreau L. Brewer B. Broder W. Brock B. Brooks S. Brueggen K. Beulow D. Bussing M. Butt M. Calabresa V. Carley M. Chase L. Chier T. Chier R. Chipman 47 D. Ewald S. Fabricius J. Field K. Gable D. Gaertner D. Garza M. Grahn B. Griswold J. Gropp R. Haase G. Harmcl B. Harmon M. Helm rick M. Hess S. Holdorf 48 J. Krentz M. Krueger J. LaBuda G. LaMarche L. Lawcnt L. Lehnhoff L. Lehman S. Lesniak M. Lind T. Magdanz G. Marks E. Mattice M. McGregor M. Meisner J. Meyer 49 T. Piotrowski M. Podoll L. Polly C. Pongratz P. Pope P. Quinn B. Radke G. Ratter A. Resop A. Resop P. Resop V. Resop K. Richmond S. Rivers G. Rodencal D. Petraszak V. Pick S. Pierce J. Pionke S. Nowak M. O'Kon M. Oleson D. Osterberg A. Pederson R. Petit 50 J. Smerling J. Smith P. Spoehr K. Stobbc D. Taylor S. Thomas D. Thull B. VanOrnum L. VanSistine J. Vcrburgt L. Verhcyen S. Viertel J. Wallace T. Wallace M. Warren P. Weeks K. Wells J. Wiesender M. W'ikle J. Wilke H. Wilkum C. Williams J. Williams N. Williams K. Wilson R. Wilson M. Witte B. Wuske M. Yesse C. Zable L. Zable P. Zakowski 51 STUDENT LIFE ! ! ! 52 ! !! STUDENT LIFE !! ! 53 THROUGH OUR EYES Although it seems only yesterday, it has been four years since we entered BHS as freshmen. Now we must move on in life, but we will always cherish our memories and good times. BHS has imbued us with many impressions, most that have changed us for the better. We leave behind the memories of our last year in pictures and print as a remembrance of our senior year at BHS. MARY KERRI CO-EDITORS: MARY RARTOL-KERRI DEUX 54 WE BIND THE BOOK MASCOUTIN EDITORS Row I: K Eld red, J. White. H Werch. B. Haase Row 2: A. Bcrndt A. Pribnow. K Dehn. M Bartol. P Barnes Row 3: Mr Wahlcrs. L. Pavelskc. M Richmond. P. Hoppa. P. Kramer MASCOUTIN EDITORS MASCOUTIN STAFF Row I: J. Verburgt. S. Oilman. A. Zakowski, D. Christensen, C. Grota. A. Reill . D Weis Row 2: G. Resop. K Briski. L. Polly. B Bednarek. B Boucier. J. Thompson. K. Neit kc. K Stobbc Row 3: 1 Kicmicki. D. Schmudlach. J. Frank. T. Doro. J. LaBuda. L. Van Ornum. J. Osheim. A. Schommer. J Handrich Row 4: K Kuharski. J. Kuranda. J Zarnott. R Guldan. C. Johannes. J. Sprague 55 SHAKE, STEP, BOOGIE POM PON Row I K Slobbe. P Kramer. D Koehn. K Eld red. J Thompson. M Kuble Row 2 L. Drover. S Grahn. ( Drover I Andrews. L Niizke. K Michels Row 3: D Prellwiiz, S Heiniz. P Hoppa. T Nowicki. H Werch Row 4 C Krueger. J R an 56 WE PRINT THE PRESS RED ‘N’ GREEN STAFF Row I: J Drover. S Wisniewski. W. Grahn. J Teske Row II A Schommer. C Johannes. S. Bicking. L. Pavelskc. Row III: D. Wmkel. D. Schultz. R. Thomas. M. Bartol. K. Dehn The purpose of the Red ‘N’ Green is to inform readers, create a close tie between the administration, faculty, and students, and to give readers an opportunity to voice opinions. It is published monthly by the Berlin Journal Co. and is circulated free to students. EDITORS Seated: J. Teske Editor-in-Chicf Stand- ing: K. Dehn-Copy Editor. M. Bartol Editorial Editor; S Bicking Photography Editor Missing: R Thomas Sports Editor LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! The Audio Visual Department, headed by Mr. Roethal plays a very important part in helping make classroom work more interesting to the students. The boys who work in the A.V. room have many jobs, such as checking out equipment, making minor repairs and assisting of any problems arise. A.V. CREW Row I: S Salisbury. C. Christenson. J Verburgt. R Dean. G Bnkmg Row 2: B Shanahan. S Fude, S Jezwinski. Mr Roethel. D Pierce. P Reed. P Pope DRAMA CLUB Row I: D. Prahl. S. Salisbury. J. Goodrich. L. Wuchcrcr Row 2: C Rodgers. P Kramer, L. Ladwig Row 3: K.Gable. L Schubert. D Krause. M Richmond. S. Keck. Miss Schicl The Drama Club assists the drama program—the senior class play, the musical and the one-act play. They help with the lights, props and building the scenes. 58 BHSHEADQUARTERS Student Council is the go-between for the students and the Administration. This year they were active by helping to promote the new school and open campus. They raise money for senior scholarships. Sec J Hand rich. Pres A. Pribnow. V. Pres P Hoppa. Treas B Sobralske STUDENT COUNCIL Row I: J. Handrich. A. Pribnow. S. Heintz. P. Hoppa Row 2: S. Jezwinski. A. Kreni . R King. L. Wiecki. B Sobralske. J Meyer Row 3: E. Dolata. L. Andrews. P Kuble. B White. C Meyer. T. Doro. T. Nowicki, E Kramer. K. Ciable 59 WE BACK THE BEST Pep Club has been busy this year promoting school spirit. Among other things they make signs and put on pep assemblies. PEP CLUB Row I: S Meyer. S. Keck. J While. P. Briski. B Doro. T Nowicki, S. HeinU. C Krueger. L. Polly. G. Resop. V. Putzkic Row 2: B Thompson. L. Hess. L. Mal han. J. Thompson. K Stobbe. B Haase. M C hier. T. McC arihy. M. Doro. C. Meyer. L. Pavclske. J. Tews Row 3: T. Doro. J. Sprague. C Meyer. P Barnes. J. Dye. L. Wiecki. J. Zarnott. C. Johannes. R Guldan. I) Resop. A Pribnow, S. Wisniewski Row 4: H. Werch. J Handrich. K Dchn. A. Berndu M. Ruble. J. Ryan. L. VanOmum. E. Gilliland. J. Labuda, J. Trank. P Kramer. P Hoppa. D. Nigbor. J. Roggow SO FAR AWAY SPANISH CLUB Row I: S Grota. I) Weiss. P Kramer. P Krause. J Pionkc. C Rogers. V WolfT. R Ragcnoski. Mr tidwards Rim 2: J Paul. P Briski. J Wicsendcr. I). Gar a. D Dye. K Stobbe. P Moriearty.C Grola. J Bliskcy. L. Weiner Row 3 M Sehmudlaeh. C. Waters. M. Ustruck. D. Warner. L. Ladwig. A Pederson. L. Kafer. L Belfcuil. R Ottawa) FOREIGN STUDENT CLUB Row I: N. Gneiser. K Bondowski. J Goodrich. T Matsumoto. L. Mal han. B Boucicr Row 2: L. Polly. L. VanOrnum. J. Frank. J. LaBuda. K. Neit ke. C. Rogers. D. Prahl Row 3: Mrs. Schrocder. V. Stark. L. Ladwig. P Hoppa. M Richmond. J Tews. J Handrich. M. Bartol 61 TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS The Curators have been busy during the Bicentennial year. They have been studying the history of our community. CURATORS Row I: J. Fdwards. C. Sonnentag. Mr Polka Row 2: B Bcdnarek. B Boucicr. K Bondowski. I. Wucherer. N. Gnciser. J. Kuranda. D. Degncr, G. Resop Missing from picture. I Hess Future Business Leaders is interested in promoting and fostering business careers. Club members visit one of two local businesses to observe some of the activities of the business. A tour of a large business office is made in the spring of the year. FBI. Row I D. Christensen. A Prihnow. A Gonyo. J Handrich. K Dehn. M Ruble, W. Grahn. P Hoppa Row 2: K Kuharski. C Krueger. B Doro. T. Nowicki. N. Gnciser, D. VanOmum. S. Zamzow. S. Saltier Row 3: C. Page. J Sattlcr. L Clark, D McGregor. S Ottman, D Hansen. B Jorgensen. P Leppin Row 4 J Drover. P Briski. R Resop. S Grahn. P Barnes. B. Gilliland. S. Hochne. D Resop Row 5: Mrs. Jodarski. Mrs Lothcr 62 PILLSBURY DOUGH GIRLS I MA Row I: M Doro, T. Gilliland. P. Lynk. A. Pope. S. Barnowski. V. Cujak. L. Verhcycn. C. Dusso. B Nigbor. M Doro Row 2: Mrs. Zeillow, C. Gable. C. Zabcl. D. Thull. K Bondowski. D VanOrnum. S. Zam ow . L. Bauer. J Kuranda. Mrs. Butler Row 3: C Rogers. G Rodcnsal. C. Schenk. J. Meyers, D. Hansen. B. Jorgensen. P. Leppin. P LaMarchc. L. Lad wig. A. Zakowski Row 4: L. Polly. V Put kic. G. Resop, C. Meyer. B Haase. D Button. R King. V. Wolff. K. Briski. W. Grahn Row 5 J Hoppa. M. Liberatore. B Griswold. J. Verburgt. B. Boucier. B Bednarck. J. Ryan. J. Wilke. J. Roggow. A Berndt Row 6: J Kirchoff, L. Emerson. L. VanSistine. L. Allen, R. Carlcy, R Wilson. E. Kramer. B. Klimke. L. Kraft Future Homemakers is a club which concentrates on cosmotology, fashions, and cooking. They earn money by having bake sales or other various things. 63 FARM LIVING IS THE LIFE FUTURE FARMERS Row I: A. Janes. D Korn. L. Vetrone. J. Dchn. F. Hayes. G. Wagner Row 2: D Chappa. K Domke. S. Lind. E. Rodencal. L. Buhrow. J. Schenk Row 3: S. Fordham. M Lind. M. Podoll. M Chase. M. McGregor. C Anderson. D. deSt Auhin. D Monerity Row 4: R. Ewald. R Brey. S. Anderson. D. Christensen. L. Jarmusch. A. Yahr Row 5: P akowski. B Mirr. I). Gustke. C. Andersen. B Fiockenhull. K. Grambsch. VI Brcy. J Blake Row 6: M. Muscaviich. F. Buelow. M. Schmudlach. T. Rodgers 64 B-Club is made up of Varsity letter winners. The purpose of the club is to promote athletics. They raise money for various projects, such as senior scholarships. B-Club sponsors Homecoming and many other dances. B CLUB Row I: N. Keller, S. Mcrlinc. D. Rcsop. L. VanOmum. E. Gilliland. T. Doro, J. White, J. Ryan, J. Nigbor, K. Barnard Row 2: T. Langcnhorst. S. Hallman. S. Doro, T. Kramer. J. Dchn. B Radkc. Row 3: J. Gcrth. S. Dyer. J. Chionchio, R Hollmaicr. J. Nelson. D. Jezwinski. S. Sponholt . “THE OPENING OF A NEW DOOR” Key Club is a junior form of Kiwanis. The club provides services for the community. They make money by operating the concession stands. However, their main purpose is not to make money. KEY CLUB Row 1: D. Nigbor, L. Polly. L. Lawent. J. Kepner, L. Klapper. R. Ottawa). Row 2: E. Hoppa, S. Dozier. A. Krentz. S. Grota. Row 3: Mr. Chovancc. E. Jansen. D. Kepner. R. Gable. M Klapper. D. Ewald. R Boening. D. Pierce. Mr. Ziemann. Row 4: D. Sommcrfeldl, T. Yankowski. J. Shanahan. A. Deitz, P. Hoppa. J. Deitz. 65 WE LL FIGHT TO THE FINISH Medical Careers is available to all girls interested in health fields. The club gives the girls a chance to see what goes on in different medical professions. MEDICAL CAREERS Row 1: L Polly. K Rohde. Y Schmudlach, MissGucrtler Row 2: G. Rcsop. V Put kie. A. Schommcr. C. Sonncmag. V. Wolff DEBATE Row I: M Krause. L. Polly. P Kramer. J Hoeft. L. Wucherer. C Weiss. R Martin. Miss Schiel Debate resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States. The Debate team competes in 4-6 invitational tournaments per year. They compete in 2 divisions: Novice (first year debaters) and Junior Varsity. 66 MUSIC IS THE 67 “KRAMER’S KHORUS LINE” FLAGS Row 1: J. Hand rich. K Michels. K Dehn. J. Tews. R Petii. T Nowicki. J LaBuda. S Keck. Row 2: P Hoppa. A Gonyo. M Ustruck. S. Myer, M. Bartol. D. Morrison. L. Page. C. Drover. D. Becker. V. Stark RIFLES D. Prellwitz. P Barnes. S. Wisniewski. B Klimke. Drum Major M. Nowicki. “PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC” JAZZ ENSEMBLE Row 1: P Bnski. L. Wiecki. B Haase. J Tews. L. Kafer. D. Gaertner. C. Drover. Row 2: T Piotrowski. T. Schaet . K. Wachollz. S. Barnes. T. Parsons. J Sprague. L. Nnzki Row 3: R. Fortnum. M. Peterson. S. Jezwinski, J. Goodnch. J. Shanahan. A. kretzmann. T. Yankowski. Mr. Kramer. Row 4: J. Nelson. D. Morrison. M. Nowicki, L. Spoehr. S. Fude. D. Warner. 69 THE GIFT OF SONG GLEE CLUB Row I: T. Coleman. L. Keck. M. Kruegar. K Gable. L Lawent. A Behm. B Nigbor. L Hoppa. K. Rogers. B. Nigbor. L. Lehman Row 2: K Wells. L. Brewer. R. Doro. M Doro. C. Doro. P. Dyer. C. Williams. E. Kramer, P. Weeks. M Helmrick. S. Holdorf. L. Polly Row1 3: D. Becker. D. Krause. S. Schommer. L. Verhcyen. R Pent. L. VanSistine, M. Warren, P Barry. C. Jorgenson. P Quinn. J. Meyer. L Hoppa MADRIGAL Row I: B. Haase. C. Meyer. L. Keck. E. Kramer. L. Wucherer, D. Prellwitz. L. Malzhan. V Rogers. S. Grota. P Nickolai Row 2: P. Hoppa. T. Piotrowski. B Mathias. M. O’Connors. J. Nelson. J. Goodrich. M. Richmond. T. Matsumoto. P Johnson 70 SING OUT LOUD AND STRONG C HORUS Row I: P Monenty, J. Kcmpncr. J Handrich. S. Grota. D. Weiss. L. Schmudc. V. Rogers. M. Witte. B VanOrnum. K Richmond. T. Matsumoto. C. Meyer, R. Guldan, M Bartol. J. Tews. A Krcntz Row 2: K Rhode. D. Wuskc. L. PaveLske, L. Mal han. C. Groia. T. McCarthy. P Kramer. I) Prahl, M O’Connors. J. Nelson. W Hilgart, A Gross, S. Lind. J Dehn. B Haase. K Barnard. D Prellwitz Row 3: D. Morrison. T Piolrowski, R King, V Stark. L. Ladwie, K. Stobbe. T. Boudreau. P Zakowski. C. Weiss. D. Bell. P Johnson. R Hollmicr. S. Hallman. H Werch K Bondowski. T. Doro. D. Krtngle, D. Nigbor Row 4: R Kurczck. P Krause, C. KasuK ski. J. Tetzkc. B Mathias. C Murton. K Kuharski. T Myer, C Drecktrah. I) Krct mann. J BltKk. P Nickolai, B Brooks. D. Brooks. J Goodrich, M. Richmond. D. Page. J KasuK� ski. P Hoppa. C. Meyer. S. Mcrline, I). Tessaro, S. Fortnum -4 “WE’LL PLAY BAND Row I: T Piotrowski. C. Murton, C. McGregor. A Pribnow Row 2: S Mycr, J. Teskc, K F.ldrcd. P Franklin, M Chicr, L Weiner. S. Pierce. A. Resop Row 3: S Barnes. C. Franklin, A Piotrowski, P. Hoppa, V. Stark. V. Resop. R King. M. Hanoi. D. Degner. Row 4: L. Kraft, D. Collier. D Tessaro. K. Michaels. A. Krentz. L. Beltleul. K. Wacholtz, T. Schact . J Sprague. S. Barnes. J. Chionchio. L. Nitzke. Row 5: D. Wilde. M FI elm nek. D Becker. P. Weeks. L. Emerson. M Wilde. B Klimke. J. Frank. L. Drover. P. Zakowski. J. Nelson Row 6: (Standing) D. Morrison. B. Shanahan. M. Niemulh. L. Spoehr. T. Malzhan. R. Resop. M. Nowick i. S. Fude. D. Behm. N. Williams 72 FORYOU” BAND Row I: J. Hand rich. K Dchn. A. Gonyo. L. Page Row 2: S Thomas. M Doro. L. Keek. B Chipman. R Pent. D Prellwitz. S. Wisniewski Row 3: M. Ustruck. T. Nowicki. D Gaertner. L Kafer. M Vicrtel. C. Drover. J Tews. L. Wiecki. P Bnski. Row 4: B. SobraLski. M Dean. T Parsons. C Christensen. T Piotrowski. B Haase. K. Wells, D Krause. K Jezwmski. L. PaveLske. J. Roggow. S. Keek, L. Wuchcrcr. Row 5: P Johnson. T. Yankowski. E Kramer. L. Chier. L Moneam. M. Brey. J Shanahan. G. Bclfeuil. R Chipman. J. Schactz. D Kretzmann. M Pederson.R. Forinum, G. Doro. J. Goodneh. S. Jezwinski. 73 FALL 74 75 76 77 SNAP, SMASH, VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: D Bell. R Fortnum. J Haase. G Kafcr. T Gics. L Fcdcr. J Dimas. B Radke. P Johnson. R Hollmaicr. M Dean Row 2: Coach Edwards. B Hockenhull. T McCarthy. S. Hallman. R Martin. R 78 CRACKLE, CRUNCH, Bitncy. S. Dyer. B Nigbor. J Bitncy. S. Doro. C. Keller. Coach Hcrmanscn. Coach Morley Row 3: T Kramer. R Thomas. R Boudreau. J. Block. G. Chikowski. D Jezwmski. B Brooks. D iezwinski. J. Nelson TEAM WE THEY •Two Rivers 0 36 Waupaca 0 13 Little Chute 14 38 Winneconne 0 36 Hortonville 0 20 Omro 12 6 New London 0 20 Rjpon 6 22 79 Non-conference game “HEROES TO BE” DeaiT L°Feder S ran'k ?Me� T' T GieSo B Radkc' H Youn lov'- P- P'nkall. J Bax.er Row 2: K Dusso. M J.V. FOOTBALL WE THEY Ripon 6 14 Waupaca 0 27 Little Chute 0 36 Winneconne 14 20 Hortonville 12 0 Omro 6 12 New London 12 27 “Our team underwent frequent personnel changes from the beginning of the season to the end. Our practice time as a group was limited. Yet we were able to come up with respectable performances. In terms of effort we had a very successful season.” Coach Chovanec 80 MIGHTY FRESHMEN Z7T777 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL WE THEY The freshmen this year did learn a lot. 0 15 hut they did not learn two things. They 22 0 did not learn how much they must 6 36 sacrifice to win and so they did not learn 6 26 how it feels to win. There is a lot of talent 0 8 in this class and when they learn the first 6 36 of these two, the second will also be theirs. Coach Tollakson FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row I Mgr M Klicka. G. l.aMarchc. A Rcsop. D. Dye. E. Dimas. J Dimas. B Brooks. G. Wallace. J Dimas. J. Vcrburgt, Mgr R. Nickolaisen Row 2: M Bun. G Ratter. M Calabresa. S. Nowak. J Krentz, D Osterberg. J. Boudreau. D Keller. B Dean. B. VanOrnum Row 3: Coach Tollakson. B Kramer. M. Doro. K Buelow. D. Behm. T. Magdanz. R Chipman. P Resop. T Wallace. J. Gropp. Coach Hermanson SI GOLF Row I: A. Janes. M. Wine. C. Hoppa. M. Pederson. R Nickolaisen Row 2: Vlr. Polka, C. Olson, G. Bicking. D Page. K. VanSisline. R Resop. J. Gerth. T. Kotcski Missing J. Ryan. S. Sponholt MEET GOLF FINISH Oshkosh West 1st of 2 Little Chute 2nd of 6 New London 3rd of 6 Berlin 2nd of 2 Berlin 2nd of 6 Berlin 1st of 2 Waupaca 2nd of 6 Appleton East 2nd of 2 Oshkosh West 2nd of 2 Ripon 3rd of 6 Oshkosh 2nd of 2 Hortonville 3rd of 6 Waupaca 4th of 6 The golf team enjoyed playing on one of the finest courses in the country—the new 18-hole Mascoutin Golf Club. Although the team showed improvement in dual meet competition this year, it did not improve on last year’s standing in conference play, finishing third again. Julie Ryan was the first BHS girl to compete on the golf team. Mr. Polka X2 RUNNING WILD CROSSCOUNTRY Row I: J. Tollard. J. Haase. T. Trcdcr Row 2: K Barnard. B Sobralskc. J. Wilke. T. Langcnhorsl. D Nigbor. D Krcumann, M Krause. D. Soda. C Weiss. D Kruse Row 3: Mr Englcbert. D. LaBuda. B Harmon. G. Doro. P Reed. C. Drecktrah. M. Nowicki. T Piolrowski CROSS COUNTRY Our team this year was characterized by a hard working group of young runners who steadily improved as the season progressed. Mr. Englebert MEET FINISH Berlin 2nd of 3 Oshkosh North Invitational 7th of 7 New London 3rd of 4 Mayville Invitational 13th of 15 Berlin 3rd of 4 Little Chute 3rd of 3 Berlin Invitational 6th of 7 Laconia Invitational 11th of 12 Campbellsport 8th of 9 Conference 8th of 9 Regional 8th of 10 X3 SERVE-SPIKE-SET FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL Row I: k Gable. K Rodgers. L Keck, C. Wells. M Helmrick. S. Thomas Row 2: L. Emerson. J. Kirchhoff. K. Klatt. J. Field. L. Hoppa. L. Polly. V. Resop. Mrs. Winkcl. Coach K4 J.V. VOLl.EYBALL Kneeling: S Mcrlinc, E. Gilliland. B Thompson. J. Zarnott. C. Jacobs. C. Richmond. C. Yahr Standing: B Simson. Manager. S. Fordham. M Hclmnck. C. Meyer. M. Chier. G Rcsop, R Chipman. Mrs. Neibuhr HUSTLE AND BUMP VOLLEYBALL Our team had a good season, a slow start but finishing strong. We finished conference play with 3 wins and 4 losses. 85 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: N. Keller. J Paul. L Wuchcrer. C McGregor. J Nigbor B Haase Standing: B Simson. Manager. K. Kurharski. B Matthias. P Hoppa. S. Hoehnc. J. Dye. D. Sommcrfcldt. D. Rcsop. Mrs. Winkcl. Coach WE’VE GOT SPIRIT YES WE DO FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS I) Krause. R Wilson. L. VanSislinc. S. Schommcr. A Pererson. D Thull J V. CHEERLEADERS Row I B White Row 2: D. Button. L. Murton Row 3: K Jezwinski. L. Hess. M Young 86 WE SAY SPIRIT YOU SAY GOT IT H7 88 YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY J.V. BASKETBALL Row I: C. Dusso. D. Baxter. A. Bchm. M. Liberatore, C. Yahr. S. Pierce Row 2: D. Broder, L. Nitzkc. B. Kiimke. M. Verheyen, J. Smcrling. C. Williams. C. Richmond. V. Resop. Coach Niebauer VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: J. Nigbor. J. Paul L. Wuchercr. J. Drover Row 2: Coach Krynik. N. Keller. M. Helmrick. M Bartol. J. Ryan. D Resop. T. Boudreau. J. Dye. C. Meyer WE RE NUMBER ONE!!! “My feelings towards the Varsity Basketball squad are the most positive I’ve ever had in bas- ketball. When the season began, 1 had no idea our team could develop into a Conference Champ. It has been gratifying to observe the improvement of each of our players over the sea- son. Our Seniors have developed a winning tradition for our Juniors to challenge. In addition to a conference championship, our team ended the season with eight straight wins at home. This should also provide incentive for our Juniors to want to keep that streak going. But most of all, we played together. The biggest compliment that can be paid to this team is that they had no first team All-Conference selections. As the old saying goes, “There is no I in team.” . , and our TEAM really showed that.” aC er® DATE OPPONENT VARSITY JV. WHERE WE THEY WE THEY Nov. 12 Menasha 42 67 37 52 Home Nov. 18 Waupun 53 60 34 50 Away Dec. 3 Winneconnc 56 61 31 47 Away Dec. 10 Hortonville 59 61 28 44 Away Dec. 14 Wautoma 52 51 39 36 Away Dec. 17 Little Chute 70 49 38 45 Home Jan. 7 New London 74 67 45 54 Away Jan. II Campbcllsport 51 45 49 50 (O.T.)Home Jan. 14 Omro 65 43 61 43 Home Jan.21 Ripon 52 72 49 46 Away Jan. 28 Waupaca 59 49 52 45 Home Jan. 29 Winneconnc 55 48 36 58 Home Feb. 4 Hortonville 51 42 34 22 Home Feb. 8 Little Chute 60 55 53 65 Away Feb. 11 New London 52 50 41 34 Home Feb. 18 Omro 47 55 47 20 Away Feb. 19 Ripon 51 44 64 45 Home Feb.25 Waupaca 57 51 53 41 Away Varsity Conference Totals 10 wins 4 losses Co-Champs Varsity Season Totals 12 wins 6 losses J.V Totals 10 wins 8 losses REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 1977 DATE OPPONENT WE THEY WHERE Mar. 3 Winneconnc 61 57 Winneconnc Mar. 5 Omro 42 40 Omro Mar. 7 Little Chute 56 59 Omro EEC CHAMPS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: B. Sobralske, R. Thomas. D. Page. R. HoIImaier. B. Radke. G. Doro. D. Soda. Coach Jerg. Row II: D. Evans. G. Chikowski. S. Sponholtz. J. Gerth, M. Hess, T. Koteski. T. Kramer. C. Yedinak 90 WE’RE REACHING FOR THE TOP FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Row I: M. Butt, D. Bussing, M. Calabrcsa, A. Resop, B. Kramer, M. Niemuth, J. LaBuda, J. Dimas, E. Dimas, P. Pope Row II: Mgr. K. Richmond, M. Kiicka, J. Wilke, R. Chipman, D. Behm, T. Magdanz, P. Zakowski, P. Resop, B. Shanahan, coach Falk J.V. BASKETBALL Row I: J. Ducrr. H. Younglovc. B RadlifT. D. Warner. D. Hardel. B Radke. A. Rocha, Coach Neuemier Row II: E. Dolata. J. Nelson. C. Drecktrah. J. Block. D. Kretzmann. M. Skotarzak. R Boudreau PINNING AND WINNING VARSITY WRESTLING Varsity J.V. We They We They Nov. 18 Waupun � 11 44 15 45 Nov. 23 Oshkosh West 39 22 44 26 Dec. 3 Winneconne 38 18 17 39 Dec. 4 Reedsburg Toum. i F 3rd out of 8 Dec. 10 Hortonville 30 10 49 Dec. 14 Lourdes 22 30 48 9 Dec. 17 Little Chute 28 27 37 19 Jan. 7 New London 25 22 28 27 Jan. 8 Seymour Toum. 5th out of 8 Jan. 14 Omro 33 24 18 Jan. 21 Ripon 30 2m 50 15 Jan. 28 Waupaca 28 24 24 33 •Non-conference 92 VARSITY WRESTLING Row I: Mgr A. Janes. G. Wagner. J. Younglove. J. Dehn. L. Calkins. J. Haase. G. Kafer Row II: B Malchetske. D. Jezwinski. D. Jezwinski. L. Feder. B. Lundquist. P. Paulson. Coach Carlson PUSH’EM OVER, TURN ’EM OVER JV WRESTLING Row I: J. Boudreau, C. Christiansen, D. Dye, B. Dean, K. Dusso, R. Eagan Row II: B. Hockenhull, C. Van- Ornum. D. Sommerfeldt, R. Bitney, M. Dean, D. Kepner Row III: J. Kasuboski, S. Jezwinski, C. Olson, B. Harmon, D. Oster- berg, S. Novak, Coach Potter 93 CHEERLEADERS Row I: C. Albashian Row II: P Krause Row II: S. Meyer. P Barnes VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row I: K. Dchn, J. Zamott. S. Wisniewski. J. White Row II: P Bnski. S. Keck 94 LET’S GET FIRED UP KRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Row I D. Krause, D. Thull. R Pent Row II: C. Jorgensen. S. Brueggon. L. Van Sistine J V CHEERLEADERS Row I: D Button, L. Hess. K. Jez- winski. Row II: M. Young. B White. L. Murton 9$ THE WINNING RACKET TENNIS Row I: D Mahon. J Baxter. S. Frank. M Viertcl. R Boudreau. M. Pederson Row 2: C Richmond. D Sommerfeldt. J Moldenhaucr. G. Doro. J. Chionchio. D. Schultz. Coach Mr Knoke TENNIS OPPONENT Lourdes Lourdes Oshkosh West Wis. Rapids Assumption Horicon Ripon Horicon Gintonville Wis. Rapids Assumption Mayville Mayville WE THEY 1 6 2 . 5 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 1 6 1 8 5 4 0 7 0 7 7 LET’S HAVE A VARSITY BASEBALL Row I: L Calkins. B N.gbor. B Radkc. B Lundquisp. R Koscher. J Younitlove J E. Beaman Coach Vcm Tollakson arsity Baseball tea itsircu in ______________________ Although this record seems not too encouraging, the Indians never s a. ---------M-----------d� c Coach lollakson’s men had the attitude—win or lose, we know that “The Indians Are Great.” LITTLE CHATTER! Haase Rim 2: D Bussing. R Thomas. B. Jezwinski. D. Evans. C. Ycdmak. D Buhrow. K Yedinak. M Resop. WE varsity baseball THEY WE THEY •Fond Du Lac 0 8 •Beaver Dam 0 4 •Markesan 13 7 Hortonville 5 0 Winneconne 4 0 New London 4 5 Omro 5 4 Ripon 1 5 Ripon 3 5 Omro 5 2 Waupaca 3 2 Winneconne 3 2 (12 inn.) Little Chute •Non-conference 9 2 ••Ripon ••Tournament 0 3 WE RE MOVING UP TO THE TOP J V BASEBALL WE THEY Beaver Dam 1 17 Wautoma 0 2 Ripon 6 10 Winneconne 0 3 Omro 18 2 New London 1 9 Waupaca 13 2 Little Chute 2 14 Hortonville 3 14 Winneconne 1 15 Ripon 1 9 Omro 16 6 100 J.V. BASEBALL 1976 Row I: D. Griswold. J. Hclmulh. T Mal han. J Schaets. A Rocha. K VanSislinc Row 2: Coach Ziemann. J Ducrr. S Jczwinski. R Nicholaiscn. D Page. T. Rodgers. S. Bchm Row 3 R Mcisner. K Olson. R Resop. J BkK'k. J. NeLv� n. S. Sponholt OUR ROADRUNNERS BOYS’ TRACK Row I: Coach Chovanec. S Rogers. R Behm. R Bnney. Coach Englebert Row 2: C. Weiss. V Parker. B Sohralskc. R Fonnum. T Kramer. J. Kasuboski. M. Dean. P Reed. J. Haase. D Krel mann Row 3: T Treder. T Wallace. B Over. D Pelrazak. T l-angenhorst. D. Lesniak. B. Stoddard. S Kin iger. M Nowicki Row 4: Mgr. A Janes. T McCarthy. R Inda. S Dver. P. Johnson. J Bnney. D. Jezwinskt. J. Dahl BOYS’ TRACK 1976 WE THEY Titan Inv.—no place Oshkosh N. 52 75 Madison W.—no place Omro 47 80 Berlin Relays-7 of 8 Princeton 42 85 Conference Quad.-4th New London 49 78 Ripon Inv. 9 of 12 Wtnneconne 30 97 Rick Ernst Inv.-6th Ripon 37 90 Conference (FS) 7 of8 Hortonville 39 88 ECC Conference 8th Regionals—5 of 9 1 boy advanced to state 101 I AM WOMAN GIRLS TRACK Row I: Coach Hopson. Coach Doro Row II: C. Meyer. C. Meyer. M. Doro. A. Reilly. K. Jezwinski. T. McCarthy. M Chier, D. Button, L. Murton. B. White. B. Simson Row HI: C. Kasuboski. D. Nigbor, D. Prellwitz. L. VanOmum. J. LaBuda. J. Frank. S. Grahn, L. Wucherer, D. McGregor. M. Verheycn, L. Nitzke. K. Barnard Row IV: D. Sommcrfeldt. S. Mcrline. M Helmrick, T. Boudreau. E. Gilliland. C. Johannes. T. Doro. J. Zamott. J. White. S. Fortnum, C. McGregor TRACK-1976 OPPONENT Omro Conference Quadrangular New London Triangular Winneconne Triangular Freshmen Sophomore Meet Conference Meet Regionals Sectionals PLACED First Fourth First Second Second Third Third Sixth Eighth Mar) Helmrick qualified for State in 110 yd. hurdles. Mary Helmrick placed fifth in State Girls 110 yd. hurdles 102 POLITICAL POWER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I Debbie Morrison, Peggy Hoppa. Row II: Sue Groia, Carol Krueger. Thcrcse Piotrowski. Row III: Julie Tews, Tom Kramer, Jay Younglovc, Tom Yankowski BADGER STATE Row I: Jody White. John Goodrich. Lisa Wucherer. Scott Jezwmski. Row II: Greg Doro. Rick Hollmaier 103 THE AVERAGE STUDENT 104 SENIOR SIGNATURES '9 Connie DouqUs Roxane Joseph Barbara. LT ,oWas Vickie tuh e C+r.l Perry JuJy Robert y3eth ft,chare Sheilq fcurt Li'n J T resa ward Amy David So San M ‘ e - - ffiej Ji,-—• LL;. lr_i 'n R V T?M7 U Sn I G n ■of Uur of SoSaH Mi ralP £• • I jenny Day Debbie Kevin Petty tin Vewn Cinc y Mark flonioq Da vie Kern Vj f°r.. e DJbara Dcvid Connie James J« ty Alan , J-.hn OmIJW« o l trk • D-ntJ Corfcrt ° d Cqthy sA ''® !. 'nise e tack buey frlliaftl - 'Jk. Hi Robert Sheri fcc-k Rancyjef t'« tUII'C a t Oora JM Sosahf Jeffrey Sar oel Wendy H nael J Tr J . rj,„ n0 J ,' TefferJOinc y Aider! DonnqC.ndyJ , � •«� SWW� Wg W? i “ e 7 £k.Wg Oa.g £ ,?c. C««y K '+h Susat) Jay Jdr?e- Je� df ousatf Charle-S I Barbara Daniel Pe-ayV Miohae °n” ‘e a n°Tdt:: n . r rn sr ve flarv Dunn K ™lee,n David « p elq feliy fyjy Donald luqnrt Dehb Draolley 7W «tt-r W D hb-Sfc. C°' forest D « r£' Lodd ■ rtsDJrsDeP pwtok n r IF THEY COULD SEE US NOW This vcar’s One-Act Play, SPOON RIVER ANTHOL- OGY , was cast by John Goodrich, Duane Krause and Paula Kramer with Sara Keck, Mark Richmond and Linda Schu- bert as musicians. This year’s play was more traditional be- cause it originally was a poem by Edgar Lee Masters The three A’s earned at the subdistrict contest brought the conference traveling trophy back to Berlin, but the one A and two B’s received in District eliminated them from continuing. 106 WE PLAY BY THE RULES SC HOOL BOARD Sealed. Donald Wagner. Clerk Adeline Kafer. Ray Kinziger. Pres Henry Stark Jr. Liras. Harvey Gelhar Standing. Tom Butterhrodt. Ray Spirra. Roger Field. Lulber Olsen. Bill Bush :dthat our School Systi I, and wished that the I u up to a little better Mr. Harvey Gelhar ends nine years of service to the Berlin School System. Throughout these years, he has been a very dedi- cated member and has been involved in several committees. He was the chairman of the personal planning committee, involved in negotiating the contracts for the teachers, and served as treasurer of the Berlin School District Gelhar would like to thank the administratioi Mr. help and su they sb Mr. Gjejh; the school r have been they are now. all the that 1't have could d than 107 108 UN DAVID MORLEY WILLARD KLATT MARILYN SCHIEL LINDA HANSEN VERN TOLLAKSON DENNIS KRAMER JAMES FEAVEL DELORES SCHROEDER STEVE POTTER SANDRA KRYNIK SANDRA LOTHER CRAIG CHOVANEC CHARLES SCHULTZ DONNA ZIETLOW DONAVON ROSSOW CHESTER POLKA RUTH JANSSEN GARY KNOKE DAVID ZIEMANN MARGARET GUERTLER PAUL ROETHEL BARBARA CLASEN JERRY BUTTKE JAMES NEUME1ER LARRY CARLSON DAVID RICHMOND RICHARD CROW M2 ANDRI W HALBACH EDSONTAG JAMES RHRICHA PHILIP JERG JAMES EDWARDS JOHN WAHLERS FACULTY NOTES MR. BERNARD BEAMAN-U.W. Oshkosh B.S.: Curriculum Committee: Sophomore Class Advisor U.W. Madison M.S.; Basic Geometry: Attendance: MR. LARRY CARLSON-Gustavos Adolphus Col- Assistant Principal: Bus Patrol Advisor: Trans- lege. St. Peter. Minn. B.A.: U.W. Oshkosn. M.S.: portation Supervisor Science 9: Head Wrestling Coach: Curriculum Com- MR. GUY BULL—Carroll College B.A.: Biology 10: mittee; Freshman Class Advisor Advanced Biology: Curriculum Committee: FTA MR. CRAIG CHOVANEC-U.W. Waukesha: U.W. Advisor; Science Dept. Chairman: Junior Class Milwaukee. B.S.: Intermediate Comp.: Amer. Short Advisor Story: Lit. Survey: Head J.V. Football Coach: Key MRS. CARYL BUTLER-U.W. Madison B.S.; Club Advisor: Assistant Track Coach: Forensics As- Home Economics 9; Foods I; Textiles I; FHA Advi- sistant: Sophomore Class Advisor sor; Curriculum Committee: Home Economics Dep. MR. RICHARD CROW U.W. Madison. B.S.: New Chairman: Chairman of Sophomore Class Advisors Mexico Highland Univ. M.S.: Chemistry: Guidance MR. JERRY BUTTKE-Stout State Univ. B.S.: In- Counselor: Student Council Advisor: freshman dustrial Arts 9; Woodworking II: Drivers Education; Class Advisor ID FACULTY NOTES MR. JAMES EDWARDS—Pasadena College B.A.; The Univ. of Texas of the Permian Basin M.A.; Spanish I, II. Ill, IV; Spanish Club Advisor; Head Football Varsity Coach; Chairman of Foreign Lan- guage Dept.; Junior Class Advisor MR. STEVE ENGLEBERT-U.W. Madison B.S.; Basic Algebra; Chemistry; Head Cross-Country Coach; Head Track Coach; B-Club Advisor; Junior Class Advisor MR. JAMES FEAVEL—U.W. Fox Valley; Layton School of Art, Milwaukee: U.W. Oshkosh. Cert. Pro. Photographers Assoc. B.S.; Basic English: Youth Speaks; Man Car; Science Fiction: Stage Crafts; Acting; Creative Writing: Photography; Auv. Pho- tography: Dramatics Assis.; Drama Club Advisor: Literary Mag. Advisor and Manager; Junior Class Advisor MR. DON FRANK—U.W. Oshkosh; Purdue Uni- versity; U.W. Madison; Univ. of Wyoming B.S.; M.S.; Algebra I; Math IV; Basic Physics: Honors Physics; Curriculum Committee. Senior Advisor MRS. HELEN GOODRICH-Drake Univ. Neb. Wesleyan: B.F.A.; Glee Club; A cappella Choir; Madrigal Singers Advisor: Sophomore Class Advisor MS. MARGARET GUERTLER-Univ. of La- crosse: B.S.; U.W. Platteville; Man and Woman; Detective Mystery; Mass Media; Intro, to Lit.: Biog- raphy; Basic English: Forensics Assistant: F.N.A. Advisor; Senior Class Advisor MRS. LINDA HANSEN—Oakland Univ.. Mich. B.A.; German I. II. III. IV MR. ANDREW HALBACH-U.W. River Falls B.S.; U.W. Madison; U.W. Platteville; B.S.; Cons. N. Res; Horticulture; P. and S. Science; N. and A. Science; Agriculture II; Forestiy Club; FFA: Agriculture De- Cartment Chairman; Freshman Class Advisor 1R. MICHAEL HERMANSON-U.W. Madison B.S.; U.W. Oshkosh; Guidance. M.S.: Western Civ.; Famous Infamous Persons: Amer. Wars; WWII; U.S. His.; Football Assist.; Cont. Problems: Americ. Rev.; Wis. History; Sophomore Class Advisor MRS. RUTH JANSSEN—Milwaukee-Downer Col- lege B.A.; U.W. Madison; U.W. Oshkosh: Marauette Univ.; U.S. His.; Civil War; Amer. Presidents; West- ern Movement; Amer. Minority Groups; Wis. His- tory; History Social Problems; Forensics Assistant; Social Studies Chairman; Curriculum Committee; Junior Class Advisor MR. PHIL JERG-U.W. Stevens Point: B.S. Black Studies; Value Clarifications; Social Studies 9; Cul- tures of Asia; Cultures of Africa; Constit. Bill of Rights; Honors Economics; Junior Class Advisor; Head Varsity Basketball Coach: Head Tennis Coach MRS. MARGARET JODARSKI-U.W. Whitewa- ter; B.E.; M.S.; Office Procedures; Office Machines; Accounting; Data Processing; Office Simulation; Shorthand: F.B.L. Advisor: Business Ed. Chairman: Senior Class Advisor MR WILLARD KLATT-U.W. Eau Claire B.S.; U.W. Madison. M.S.; Consumer Econ.; Cont. Prob- lems; Ecology; D.E. Coordinator; Ecology Club; Pressure Groups; History Social Problems: Junior Class Advisor MR. GARY KNOKE-Va. Paraiso Univ. B.A.; U.W. Oshkosh M.S.; U.S. History; Con. Bill of Rights; Social Studies 9; Cultures of Latin America; World Cultures of Africa; Cold War; Famous Infamous People; Forensics Assist.; Curriculum Committee: Pep Club Advisor; Freshman Class Advisor MR. DENNIS KRAMER-U.W. Stevens Point: U.W. Green Bay B.A. of Music; Music Department Chairman; Pep Band; Freshman Class Advisor MISS SANDRA KRYNIK-U.W. LaCrosse: B.S.; Phy. Ed.; Girls Basketball Coach; Curriculum Com- mittee: Intramurals; Senior Class Advisor MRS. SANDRA LOTHER-U.W Whitewater B E.: Record Keeping; Beginning Bookkeeping; Typing II; Junior Class Advisor MR. DAVE MORLEY—U.W. LaCrosse: B.S.; M S.; Football Assist.; B-Club Advisor: Phy. Ed. Chair- man; Athletic Director; Intramurals; Freshman Class Advisor MRS. DEBBY NEIBUHR-Millikin Univ. B.A.; Univ. of Illinois. General Math; J.V. Volleyball Coach: J.V. Basketball Coach MR. JAMES NEUMEIER—U.W. Platteville. B.S.: MAT; Metals I. II. III. IV; Woods I; Head J.V. Bas- ketball Coach: Ind. Arts Dept. Chairman; Junior Class Advisor MR. CHET POLKA-U.W. Oshkosh; U.W. Stevens Point. B.S.; U.W. Madison. M.S.: West, Civ; Cont. Problems; Local History; Ancient Cultures; World Religions; Golf Coach: Currators Club Advisor: Sophomore Class Advisor MR. STEVE POTTER—U.W. Madison: U.W. Whi- tewater: B.S.; M.S.; Biology 10; Wrestling Assist.; 114 FACULTY NOTES Sophomore Class Advisor Mft. DAVID RICHMOND—U.W. Whitewater: U.W. Madison, M.S.: Typing I; Personal Typing; Mascoutin Bus. Manager; Freshman Class Advisor MR PAUL ROETHEL U.W. Oshkosh; U.W. Madison; B.S.; M.S.: Algebra II: A.V. Coordinator; Curriculum Committee; Senior Class Advisor MRS. HELEN ROGERS-U.W. Stevens Point; B.S.; Home Economics 9; Foods II; Textiles II, III MR. DONAVON ROSSOW-South Dakota State Univ.. B.S.; Black Hills State Teachers College; U.W. Oshkosh; Geometry; Basic Algebra: Algebra I: Pom- Pon Coach; Math Department Chairman; Senior Class Advisor MISS MARILYN SCHIEL-U.W. River Falls; B.S.: Int. Speech; Det. Mystery; Basic English: Intro. Lit; Advanced Speech: Debate Coach; Freshman Class Advisor; Drama Club; Drama Assist. MRS. DOLORES SCHROEDER-Ripon College: DePaul Univ.; U.W. Oshkosh; B.S.; U.W. Madison: Northern Michigan Univ.; M S.; Ind. Research: In- ter. Comp; Amer. Novel; 20th Century Drama; Guidance Counselor; AFS Advisor; Curriculum Committee; NCA Re-Eval. Chairman; Sophomore Class Advisor MR. CHARLES SCHULTZ-U.W Milwaukee; B.S.; Special Ed.; J.V. Football Assist.; Forensics As- sist.: Sophomore Class Advisor MR. VERN TOLLAKSON—U.W. Platteville; B.S.; Drafting I. II. Ill; Woods I; Ind. Arts 9; Head Varsity Baseball Coach; Junior Class Advisor MRS. MARILYN VOELTNER-U.W. Oshkosh: Journalism I: Publications I. II; Myths Epics: Adv. Comp.; Basic English: Intro. Lit.; Publicity Director; Chairman of English Department; Freshman Class Advisor; Curriculum Committee; Black American Lit.; Lit. Survey; Red ‘N’ Green MR. JACK WAHLERS—U.W. Oshkosh: B.S.; U.W. Madison: Psychology; Guidance Counselor; Mas- coutin Advisor; History of Soc. Prob.; Vocational Preview; Chairman of Senior Advisors MRS. CAROLINE WINKEL-U.W. LaCrosse. B.S.; Phy. Ed.; Girls’ Volleyball Coach MR. DAVID ZI EM ANN-Marquette Univ.; B.A.: M.A.; Man Violence; Man Future: Basic English; Intro. Lit.; Det. Mystery: Adv. Grammar; Br. Short Story: Br. Novel; Lit. Survey; Science Fic- tion; National Honor Society; Head J.V. Baseball Coach; Head Forensics Coach; Key Club Advisor: Senior Class Advisor MRS. DONNA ZIETLOW-Stout State Univ.: B.S.: M.S.; Boys’ Foods; Family Living; Home Furnish- ings; Child Care; FHA Advisor; Senior Class Advisor MR. EDWARD SONTAG-U.W. River Falls. B.S.; Agriculture Survey: Milk and Meat Animals; Soils; Feeds; Conservation; Horticulture: Small Pets and Animals; FFA Advisor; JPA Advisor IIS THE WORK NEVER ENDS CUSTODIANS Row I: J. Darnick. C. Svendbv. A. Chikowski. C. Schmudlach. T Sonneniag Row II R Zabel. J Bums. B Meyer. O. Gaylord. R. Shanahan 116 COOKS Mrs. Johannes. Mrs. Zabel. Mrs. Zamzow. Mrs Krause. Mrs. Lesniak. Mrs. Helstad. Mrs. Sc breeder