Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

Berlin High School Mascoutin 1986 Berlin, Wl ' Volume 69 Table of Contents Faculty ....................P- 4 Spring Sports .............. P- 14 Juniors 87 ............... p. 19 Sophomores 88 ............. p. 25 Freshmen 89 ............... p. 30 Clubs ......................P- 36 Fall Sports ................P- 30 Homecoming ................. P- 56 Prom........................ P- 50 In the News in 86 ........ p. 68 Winter Sports .............. p. 70 Music ......................P- 30 The North Wing..............p. 88 Farewell Lincoln ........... P- 90 Seniors 86 ................P- 92 Foreign Exchange Students .. p. 93 End Page ................... p. 113 ■peopl Moke the Spirit of Eighty-Six Eighty-six is more than just a year and Berlin High School is more than just a school. It is the PEOPLE of BHS in Eighty-six who create a special little world everyday. This means more than just the seven hours we spend together each day when minds are thinking, hands are creating, and voices are singing. It takes more than mortar and bricks to build a school. It takes students studying, cheerleaders planning a dance, the juniors creating a prom, and football players fighting to win. BHS determines the friendships we make, the extra- curricular activities we participate in, the awards we win, and even the fun we have on weekends. The spirit of eighty-six, with a quality all of its own, makes this school a special one. It is an extension of every one of our charac- ters, our contribution to the little world we create from the first bell in August, to the last bell in May and beyond. Noncy Carr Faculty James Brakken U.W. Stevens Pomt, Here at BHS 2 yrs. Art Lorry Carlson Gustavus Aldolphus, St Pool, Mmn, Here at BHS 19 yrs. Science 9 Nancy Corr: Univ. Minn. Duluth, Here ot BHS 4 yrs. Biology, Adv Biol- ogy-H Craig Chovonec: U.W Milwaukee, Here at BHS 12 yrs Intro Novels, Brit Lit Survey, Intro Comp Adv Novels, American Novels William DeGroot: UW-Stevens Pomt at BHS 8 yeors Sociol Studies, Key Club advisor, Ski Club, Junior Class Adv James Feavel: UW Madison Teoch- mg at BHS 15 years English ond Pho- tography Junior Class Advisor James Feavel Bernord Beaman U.W. Oshkosh, UW Madison. Teaching math 22 yrs Asst Prmcipol, Trans Supervi- sor Barbara Clousen: Librarian Cheryl Coats U.W. Whitewater, Here at BHS 8 yrs Shorthand. Acct I, Auto Acct, Data Proc., Bus Mach., Off Proc. Barbara Clasen Craig Chovanec Cheryl Coats Larry Corlson Williom DeGroot 6 Don Frank Cheryl Hopson Phil Jerg Primcipal Robert Ganka, Superinten- dent Ray Kinziger Gary Knoke Don Frank : U W Oshkosh, U W Mil- waukee. Teaching Math, Physics 26 yrs Charles Gallinger U.W River FaMs; Teoching Agriculture 9 yrs. FFA, Soph Adv Mary Greisen U.W. LaCross, Teach- ing Music 12 yrs Rhythem'n'Swmg, Musical Adv Morgaret Guertler U.W LaCrosse; Teaching English 18 yrs. Forensics, Senior Adv Linda Hansen: Oakland Umv. Teoching Germon 15 yrs. German Club, Sen Adv Michael Hermonson: U.W Madison, U.W Oshkosh, Teaching Social Studies 18 yrs. V Football, Sen Adv. Cheryl Hopson: U.W LaCrosse; Teaching Phy Ed. 15 yrs Phil Jerg U.W. Stevens Point; Teoch- ing Sociol Studies 10 yrs Frosh Adv. Gary Knoke: Valparaiso Umv, U.W Oshkosh, Teaching Social Studies 21 yrs. Forensics, Frosh Adv Sandra Lother: U W Whitewater; Teaching Business 16 yrs. FBL, Jun. Adv 7 Two of Berlin High school's distinguished faculty members have decided to retire after this school year. Both have dedicated years to educate the youth of Berlin and both have had the opportunity to teach two genera- tions of students during their careers. Mr. John Wahlers, having 36 years at BHS will be remembered for his informative and entertaining math classes. Many of those who have worked with him on the yearbook staff will agree, he sure knows his stuff! Mr. Richard Crow, with 35 years teaching here will also be missed. Who's going to keep score? One of Mr. Crow's most admirable qualities is his ability to keep from flying off the handle after hearing comments about his fine feathered namesakes. The students of BHS would like to say to you — Mr. Crow and Mr. Wahlers — thank you. You're certainly something special in Eighty-six. Somethin' special in John Wohlers Richard Crow 8 Tom Lo Fontaine: UW-Oshkosh Teaching Social Studies Drivers Education 6 yeors Frosh Advisor Delores Lehman: UW-Oshkosh Teaching English 23 yrs Guidance, AFS Club, Soph Advisor John Wohlers UW-Oshkosh. UW- Modison Teaching Math, Soc Stud- ies 36 yrs Guidance, Moscoutm, Chm Senior Advisor Karen Mocaulay Dan Menden David Richmond Thomas Mackin Don Macaulay James Neumeier Chet Polka Paul Roethel Helen Rogers Steve Potter 10 Don Macaulay: U W Oshkosh, Teaching Chemistry, Biology 7 yrs. Cross Country coach CUSTODIANS Row I C Geib, W Moriearty, J. Darnick, T. Sonnentag, Row 2: B Meyer, D Zobel, C Schmudlach, M. Lane, A Chikowski, D. Erler. Row 3: D Kunde, R Martin, J. Schmidt Donavon Rossow Charles Schultz Jeanne Shohoney Karen Macaulay: U.W. Platteville; Teach- ing English 8 yrs. Cheerleading Adv Thomas Mack in U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching Music 15 yrs. Pros Adv Dan Menden: U.W. Stout; Teaching Indust Ed. 3 yrs. Softball cooch. James Neumeier: U.W. Platteville; Teach- ing Indust. Ed. 15 yrs Chet Polka U.W Stevens Point; Teaching History 33 yrs. Golf Coach, A.V. Steve Potter. U.W Whitewater; Teaching Phy. Ed. and Biology 16 yrs. David Richmond: U.W. Whitewater, U.W. Madison; Teaching Business 27 yrs. Bus. Yrbook Adv Paul Roethel: U.W Oshkosh, U.W Madi- son; Teaching Math 27 yrs Helen Rodgers: U.W. Stevens Point; Teach- ing Home Ec. 16 yrs. Donavon Rossow; South Dakota Stote Univ, Teaching Math 20 yrs. Charles Schultz: U.W Milwaukee, U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching Special Ed 16 yrs. Jr Adv Jeanne Shohoney. Denison Univ. of Ohio, Teaching Spanish I yr Jr Adv, Pom Pons, Spanish Club II Board of Education: Row 1; Joan Wucherer, Donald Wagner, Larry Clark, Felicia Page. Row 2, Charles Seaman, Ray Kinziger — Supt. Luther Olsen, Sue Yon kowski. Steve Stellmacher Marilyn Voeltner 12 Steve SteHmacher: Ripon College, Teaching Phy. Ed 9 yrs Athletic D� r. V. Football, Track Coach. Vern Tollakson: U.W Platteville, Teaching Industrial Ed. 18 yrs, J.V. Football Coach, Jr Adv. Lynn Trautschold: U.W LaCrosse, Teaching Phy. Ed 3 yrs. V Volley- ball. J.V. G Basketball Marilyn Voeltner. U.W Oshkosh; Teaching English 20 yrs. Red'n- ' Green, Frosh Adv. Kay Vogt U.W Platteville, Teaching Math, Computer Science 2 yrs. David Ziemann: Marquette Univ; Teaching English 23 yrs. Forensics, Sr Adv Donna Zietlow. U.W. Stout, Teach- ing Home Ec. 27 yrs. FHA Office Sec Mary Krebsbach, Norene Seaman 13 GIRLS TRACK Row 1: S. Minsky, K Dutcher, T Mock, R Stumpner, D Domke Row 2: K. Radke, A. Sobieski, J. Anderson, B Polk Row 3: M Micheols, A Owens, S. Resop, L. Feather ston Row 4 J Wucherer, D Neubauer, C. Horn, P Eldred. Row 5: M Lewellyn, M Markowski, S. Seaman, D Aaron. Row 6: T. Fordham, M Walters, D Sobieski, S. Dahl, Coach Prellwitz Running Away With The Championship BOYS TRACK Berlin 91 Princeton 45 Berlin 79 Oshkosh Lourdes 57 Berlin 87 Omro 49 Berlin 87 Woutomo 49 Berlin 97 Ripon 39 Berlin Relays 1st Seymour Invitational 2nd GIRLS TRACK Top Finishes: Ripon Invitational 1st Setting New School Records: Seymour Invitational 4th 100 Meters J Klick, D. Rew 11.1 Wmneconne Relays 3rd 200 Meters D. Rew 22.7 Ripon Invitational 2nd 400 Meters J LaBuda 52.3 Conference 4th 1600 Relay Verheyen, Walker, Soper, LaBuda 3:28.4 Regionals 5th 11 OH. Hurdles K. Stahl 300 Int. Hurdles D. Soper 40 4 Regional Qualifiers — Steph 400 Relay Verheyen, Johnson, Rew, Klick 43.26 ame Dahl, Cora Ham. Triple Jump J. Klick BOYS TRACK Row 1: J. Scoville, P Kuiawa, D. Rossow, R Cutts, D. Rew, M. Trochinski, P. Mehn, M VanOrnum, T. Hess, C Verheyen Row 2: J. Viertel, T Jezwmski, K Molden hauer, D Johnson, D. Hunt, P Featherston, J. LaBuda, B Johnson, W Featherston, M Bending, J. Sillanpaa, G Kasuboski, R. Cutts, M Daus, J Collier Row 3: T. Kuklinski, J. Klick, G. Walker. J Podlipec, D Soper, K Stahl, H Brasch, A Kelm Jeff Klick, Craig Verheyen, Brian Johnson, Dave Rew. Spring '85 was an exciting season for the boys track team. In conference, Berlin ran away with the points con- stantly and finished, taking the East Central Champion- ship. After winning the regionals and continuing to Sectionals, the Indians Dave Rew (100 and 200 meters), Jeff Klick (100 meters), Dave Soper (Int. Hurdles), and the 400 meter relay team qualified for state competition. It was a windy day but that didn't affect the anxiety of actually being part of the state meet in Madison. The crowd of thousands raised the spirit and excitement as the races finished. Jeff Klick took a 4th in the 100 meter It was really neat Sen. Craig Verheyen dash and the 400 meter relay team consisting of Jeff Klick, Brian Johnson, Craig Ver- heyen, and Dave Rew, took a 1st Upon finishing the team knew they had done their best and in fact the time of 43.26 set a new state record! When asked what this day was really like for them, Jeff Klick recalled not concen- trating on the crowd during his race but close to the finish line I heard the crowd cheer- ing and someone calling my name . Other than that the guys couldn't really say what they felt except that it was really neat . Row 1: S. Petit, A. Simon, C. Jones, K. Dretske, C. Verheyen, E. Tovar, A Bushweiler Row 2: P Petit, K Brooks, S. Guden, L. Guden, C. Marks, M Trochmski, S. Krombos, P Hayes Row 3: Trainer J. Kunde, Coach Menden, Trainer M. Schry. Champs! Conference Varsity WE THEY Ripon 9 8 Omro 13 3 Wmneconne 9 3 Waupaca 17 7 Wautoma 12 2 Hortonville 12 2 Little Chute 8 9 Omro 8 4 Winneconne 17 14 Ripon 8 7 Final Con. Record: 9-1 J.V. WE THEY Omro 25 0 Winneconne 10 11 Waupaca 23 12 Hortonville 2 31 Little Chute 15 5 Omro 21 8 Winneconne 22 17 Row 1: M Gunka, S Ziemann, J. Radtke Row 2: C. Poeth, L. Buzzell, S. Rodencal, A Kurczek, J. Kasuboski, L. Pomplun. Row 3: Mgr. Todd E. Schroeder, T McGregor, L Christian- sen, A. Frost, S. Bartol, D. Tovar, Coach Wagner, Mgr K. Seaman. —. -- . i - • •- — , . 16 Batter Up! VARSITY We TheS Ripon 0 Omro 5 4 Princeton 13 3 Wmneconne 0 3 Montello 1 6 Waupaca 6 10 Wautoma 5 1 Hortonville 1 9 Little Chute 3 10 Omro 12 5 Wmneconne 6 13 Ripon 2 4 Wautoma 10 9 Omro 7 4 Final Con. Record : 5-7 Row I: J Ries, T. Smerlmg, B Lubbert, J. Kosuboski, D Neitzke, K Bloch, J Neubouer Row 2: J. Jodorski, J. Jodarski, D. Trochmski, R. Petit, R Nitz, D. Olson, S. Pearson, Coach Phelps. Row I: A. Morkofski, M. Williams, T. Feren, T. Hitchcock, J Besaw, D Bloch, E. Marks. Row 2: Coach Beulmier, J Madden, D Wilde, T Bartol, S Nighbor, J. Klawitter, K. Jorgensen, Coach Koon TENNIS Row 1: Lynette Hess, D. Blake, T. Pope, K. Butterbrodt, K. Clark, M. Moldenhauer, A Moldenhauer. Row 2: Scott Kolpin, B. Swan, J Besaw, J. Der- leth, C. Page, G Koch, J. Thompson, Coach Nikolai. VARSITY Singles Doubles Ripon 0 1 Beaver Dam 0 0 Portage 0 0 Clintonville 1 0 Ripon 2 1 Clintonville 1 1 Kimberly 1 1 Waupun 0 2 J.V. Singles Doubles Ripon 1 0 Beaver Dam 0 0 Portage 0 0 Clintonville 3 3 Ripon 1 0 Kimberly 0 0 Waupun 4 2 18 JUNIORS D Adkins S. Alexonder Anderson J. Astroch M Bortol D Bending V Berndt J. Besaw D Blake E. Blickhahn D Bloch C. Boenmg K Branski A. Bratley M. Braun B Brisk te P. Brueggen R. Brunke L. Buhrow K Butterbrodt L. Buzzed C. Chamberlin N Chier S. Chipman C. Clark D Clark K Clark 20 L. Clark T. Cotanch R. Cutts S. Day B Dexter D. Domke M. Dretske K. Dutcher M. Dutcher A Ellis K. Ewald M. Ewald L. Featherston W. Featherston S. Fox C. Fritz R. Gaertner D. Gimenez D. Gimenez S. Gravunder C. Groskreutz L. Guden M. Gunk a J. Gustke T. Hadel S. Hansen D. Hanzel T. Haskins S. Harthum G. Hatch J. Heise S. Heise T. Henrik son L. Hertzberg M. Hess R. Hieland T Hitchcock T. Hoffman J. Hollis J. Janiak T Jezwmski J. Jodarski B Johnson J. Johnson S. Kallas N Kannenberg J Kasubaski K Kasubaski J. Kasuboski M. Kelm B Kerstell M. Kettlewell K Kmziger K Kiplin R. Klawitter A Knuth R Krause P. Kujawa A. Kurczek J. LaBuda M. Lehman N. Leigh L. Leppm L. Leppm M. Lewellyn R Lichtenberg J. Londowski S. Luethe T Lyne T. Mack M. Markowski M. McGrath 21 T. McGregor S. Minsky M. Moldenhauer R. Mulder B Murk ley T. Navm M Neitzke D Neubauer L. Neubauer B Neumann T. Nicholas C. Niemuth S. Nighbor J. N,gh R. Nitz J. Nitzke D. Olson A Owens T Paez K Patchett D Paulsen S. Pearson R Petit W P k R. Piechowski M Piotrowski J. Plato D Polakowski S. Polka J. Polk L. Pomplun G Quick J. Radtke S. Rodencal 22 A Rodman T Rodgers L. Rogers S. Saltier D Schott J. Schmid D. Schmidt K Schram T.A. Schroeder T.E. Schroeder M. Schry J Scoville T. Sheridan A Skotorzak C. Smith A Sobieski A Sobieski M Spritka J. Stemler J. Strook A. Swisher G. Thada D Thom J. Thompson C. Timmerman D. Tovar T. Tracy C. Trampt M Trochinski S. Trochinski M. Verburgt C. Verheyen A. Viertel J Viertel 23 BADGER STATE REPS: Row I;C. Trampf, K Kmziger, K. Clark. Row 2; S. Pearson, G. Hatch, T. Sheriden, T. Jezwinski. 27 From the day we outline the first chapter of American History to the moment we step into the shoes that have become too small for the Seniors, us Juniors study, learn, laugh, and go nuts. Juniors lead an active life and Can't wait until I'm a Senior. , 24 SOPHOMORES C. Greening J. Gregor K. Groskreutz M. Gunk a J. Haedt P. Hansen J. Harrington R. Haskins D. Helmrick D. Hempel R. Henke T. Hendes T. Hess L. Hieland J. Hoffman S. Hoffman J. Jodarski J. Jodarski S. Johnson K. Jones J. Kasaboski K Kasuboski P. Kasuboski A Kelm T. Kettlewell J. Kleisner L. Krause R. Krebs A. Kurczek D. LaBuda L. Lmdow B Lubbert J. Lueck T. Mace A. Mark of ski R Markowski E. Marks K. Maug D. McCarthy P. Mehn C. Meyer J. Meidl 26 M Michaels L. Naparalla D Neitzke C. Nehrmg J. Neubauer S. Nitzke C. No wick i C. Paeth E. Poulsen B Pena B Polk T Pomasl B Pomplum D Posorske B Price D Putzke K Radl.ff S. Resop R. Rickert J. Ries C. Rohde T. Rogers T. Rozek J. Ruf C. Schmude T. Schoppenhorst C. Schrom G. Schry C Seamon S. Schultz T. Smerlmg M Smoody C Spencer D Steger 27 M. Steger J. Sternat A Strebelinski R. Stumpner L. Tessaro E. Tetzke T. Tracy D. Trochinski P. Trochinski T. Unke J. Van Sistme G. Vergin M. Walters G. Wettstem M White P Wilde G Wilks T. WiHiams B. Witkowski S. Zabel S. Ziemann From the first worm we cut into in Biology class to the last time we run over a boll in simulator, us Sophs study, laugh, and cruise the main drag — and not on our bikes! SafiA 29 FRESHMEN D Akin J. Alexonder K. Barnhart T. Baxter V. Belfeuil B. Bending K. Berrymon T. Besaw M. Braun P. Brewer M. Brey C. Briski J. Brisk ie K. Buhrow R. Burmeister T. Butt S. Ceman D. Chappa T. Chase M. Chier R. Chier C. Oavette C. Coats M. Cruz R. Cutts P. DeSpirito D. Dewhurst M. Dimas J. Dobson J. Domke J. Downs D. Dretske G. Drum S. Drum C. Dutcher 30 M. Edinger S. Edwards M Erchstedt T. Emons T. Erdmon S. Erickson T. Everett P. Feren C. Fink J. Gossen T. Gies M Goehrmg C. Gonyo K. Goodnature 0. Hanke M. Hansen K. Hanson S. Hanzel K. Harmson T. Haskins M. Hayes J. Herse M. Herbst B. Hoffman C. Hoffman M Hollis P Hopp E. Hreb J. Hunt S. Jezwinski V Johnson R. Jones J. Kokjpa S. Kopp 31 S. Kasubaski K. Kerstell D. Klawitter R. Kleisner D Klika P. Knoke J. Koehn T. Kollat K. Krause D. Krebs K. Krentz T. Krombos A. Krueger T. Krueger L. Kujowa M. Lawent M. Lehman L. Lemke S. Lodholz T. Londowski D. Lyne B. Malnory R. Makon C. Malson B. Manning J. Maple R. Marks B. Marvin P. Marvin S. Mattice K. McConnell M. McGrath T. Menge J. Meyer 32 L. Minsky N. Moldenhouer T. Morehouse L. Morris P. Murkley S. Murkley M. Neitzke A. Neubouer K. Nicholas S. Nowicki J. Olson J. Owens K Peschke W. Pick J. Pike S. Piotrowski S. Plato T. Polakowski T. Quirt B. Rodtke J. Recore J. Resop V. Rew S. Rickert K. Rogers S. Rogers P. Rosenthal E. Rux B. Schromer C. Schroeder D. Schroeder K Schroeder T. Schroeder T. Schroeder S. Schultz C. Seomon 33 S. Sheridon B. Simon J. Skipchak H. Snell D. Strebelinski K. Taylor K. Tetzke T. Thomo S. Timmer K. Tolakson V. Trampf C. Treder J. Treder B. Vetrome L. Wagner S. Wagner D. Wagoner C Wallace D. Werch J. Wilkes D. Wilson R. Wobschal C. Wortman E. Woyke G. Wunrow C. Yonke M. Zietlow N. Zink 34 '?xe hvne«t Are there any freshmen here? From the first day of school when we got booed in the gym to the last time we got set in the bubbler, us freshmen study, learn, and giggle. . . Being a freshman was scary, yet exciting, but thank God I made it through the year! 35 Spanish Club, German Club, A.F.S. Club SPANISH CLUB: Row 1: L. Ruf, J Besow, J Kosuboski, C Meyer, L Krause, Row 2: T Besaw, R Stumpner, K Moug, A Frost, J. Wucherer, K. Kosuboski, A. Viertel, B Neumann, Advisor Mrs. Shohoney; Row 3: C Nehrmg, C. Greening, M White, J Kleisner, L. Christiansen, K Eagen, S. Guden, C Sanders, J. Alexander, N Zink; Row 4: J. Yosick, D Posorske, K. Branske, M Moldenhauer, B. Lubbert, L Hoppa, S. Zeimann; Row 5: S. Wucherer, M Kapmg, M Kelm, J. Jodarski, C. Briski. Faith Serobe, our foreign exchange student from Africa. Karin Eickmeyer, one of our foreign ex- change students GERMAN CLUB Row 1: S. Chipmon, T Navin, A. Wagner, L. Field, B Polk, M Zietlow, S Nowicki, T. Londowski Row 2: C Marks, L. Leppm, C. Nowicki, K Radliff, M Gunka, B Peno, L Ruf, D Bnskie Row 3: Advisor, Mrs Hansen, W Pick, J Ruf, K Butterbrodt, G Hatch, K Eickmeyer, E Marks, Y Fleegal Row 4: T Krombos, A Markofski A F S CLUB Row 1: K Eickmeyer, L Christiansen, B Fronk, L Ruf, S. Nowicki Row 2: C. Nowicki, B Peno, F Serobe, K Branske, N Konnenberg, J Johnson, K Jones Row 3: C Greening, M. White, K Eagen, E Hrebik, D Trochmski, C Horn, K Kosubaski, L. Leppm, Advisor, Mrs Lehman Row 4 B Keliher, J Jamak, T Kalupa, M Michaels, G Koch, D Rossow, S Mirocle, $. Newbold Row 5: E Nitz, M Muscovitch, J. Tmcher, P Curran, G Hatch, J. Hatch, J Umbreit, B Gallert, Y. Fleegal 37 Mock Trial, Science Club MOCK TRIAL Row I: L Neubouer, M Kaping, L. Ruf, G Hatch, J Ruf, Row 2: Advisor Mr Feovel, S. Guden, L. Leppin, A Knuth, K Butterbrodt, C. Horn, L. Leppm, J. Hatch, J. Yasick, Advisor Mr Knoke SCIENCE CLUB Row I: T Moorehouse, P Knoke, J. Jamak, C. Trompf, C Greening, M White, L Christiansen, C Meyer, J. Owens, M. Schry, Row 2: N Zink, J. Yasick, M Zietlow, P Brewer, Row 3: J Tincher 38 Audio Visual, Pep Club AUDIO VISUAL; Row 1; S. Miracle, G. Koch, M. Verburgt, S. Minsky, S. Ziemann, C. Verheyen, Advisor, Mr Polka Row 2; S. Newbold, S. Krueger, T. Unke, L. Haywood, B. Frank, L. Leppm, A. Knuth, J. Chikowski Row 3; E. Nitz, M. Muscavitch, D. Chappa, H. Brooks, J. Vasiak, B Lubbert, E. Marks. PEP CLUB, Row I; L. Hoppa, S. Alexander, J. Janiak, L Neubauer, M. Braun, K Maug, D. Lyne Row 2, K Dutcher, T. Hoffman, D. Neubauer, C. Wilde, A. Viertel, B Neumann, K Butterbrodt, K. Eickmeyer, J. Kasuboski Row 3; D. Klika, S. Kasuboski, J. Strook, K. Branske, L. Guden, M. Kelm, C. Christenson, C. Meyer, T. Mack, K. Kinziger 39 A TRed n' Sjteot 5— yev sp. Berlin High School 2� E Huron Berlin, W1 54923 Row 1: J. LaBuda, A Chier, Row 2: J. Kasu- boski, A Brooks, Row 3: K Branske, P Eldred Row 4: L. Leppm, S. Hoffmann, Row 5: B Fronk, G. Koch, Standing S. Pearson 40 Mascoutin Row 1: S. Chipman, L. Wagner, M Zietlow, C Hayes, S. Wucherer, P Eldred, Row 2: M. Markowski, T Mack, J. Vasick, M Schry, R Brunke, E Nitz, E Kirchhoff, L Rickert, Advisor J. Wohlers 41 Sr Editors: C Hayes, S. Wucherer, Jr. Editors: M Markowski, J. Yasick KEY CLUB: Row I: K. Clark, K. Kinziger, C. Verheyen. Row 2: P. Wilde, J. Alexander, K. Barnhart, K. Hanson, N. Moldenhauer, S Murkley, C. Gonyo, E. Nitz Row 3: J. Scoville, J Plato, D. Tovar, A. Viertel, S. Bartol. Row 4: C. Chamberlin, B Newmann, M Piotrowski, C Wilde, T. Moorehouse, P Knoke, S. Sheridan, K. Eickmeyer, T. Lon- dowski Row 5: M. Michaels, D. Trochmski, G. Koch, N. Zink, C Briski, S Heise, M Braun, L. Field, L. Krause, Y. Fleegal. Row 6 J. Hatch, T. Bartol, D Dewhurst, M Trochmski, T. Greening, E. Tovar, G. Koch, J. Umbreit, J. Chikowski, S. Pearson, D. Wilde, L. Neubauer, K Peschke Students for the Better The Key Club is a youth exten- sion of the Berlin Kiwanis Club. The group functions mainly for the benefit of others. This year the Key Club helped on a Special Day for Special People where handi- capped children got together to play games and have a day of fun. The club also raked lawns for the elderly and had a car wash to raise funds for local charities. The Student Council is a group of students chosen by the rest of their classmates. The Council is re- sponsible for such things as getting the bubbler fixed in the girls locker room, cleaning the trophy cases, and helping B-Club activities. FUTURE BUSINESS LEAD- ERS: Row 1: A Rieck, C. Kiplm, C. Sanders, M So- bieski, M. Trochinski, D. Dretske, J. Krueger, K Darnick, L. Pomplun, E. Tovar, Ms. Lother Row 2: J. Sims, K. Vergm, T. Rog- ers, D. Dewhurst, T. Green- ing, P Curran, C. Wilde, K Knuth, C. LaFlur, D. Jez- wmski, L. Rickert, M Mar- kowski, M McGrath. Row 3: S. Luethe, T Sheridan, T. Hitchcock, S. Newbold, S. Miracle, B Newmann, D. Tovar, M. Piotroski, J. Kasuboski, S. Minskiy, R Krause, D. Briskie. Row 4: C. Chamberlin, P. So- bralski, J. Klick, J. Sillan- paa, C. Hayes, M Schmudlach, C. Verheyen, L. Leppm, A Knuth, K. Dutcher, C. Fredrick, A Brooks. STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1: G. Koch — Pres , K. Clark — V. Pres., S. Alexander, P Eldred. Row 2: Frosh — M. Zietlow, T Besaw, J. Olson, C. Gonyo, C. Hoffman Row 3: Soph — P Wilde, C Meyer, J. Kleisner Row 4: Juniors — K Kmziger, K Kasubaski, M. Schry, W. Pick. Row 5: Seniors — K Barnard, C. Horn, A Soda, S. Hoffman. Clubs for the Future FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row I: Mrs Ziet- low, C. Hayes, F. Serobe, S. Miracle, J. Strook, M Schmudlach, S Newbold Row 2: C. Marks, C. Fritz, K. Thoma. 43 Drama Club, Art Club DRAMA CLUB: Row 1; L. Leppin, G. Koch, J. Olson, A Knuth, S. Cuiak, K. Jones. Row 2; M Hess, K. Butterbrodt, K Krause, T. Mack Row 3, B. Pomplun, M White, N Zink, T. Rogers, G. Wettstem. Row 3; M Moldenhauer, S. Alexander, B. Keliher, K Kmziger, J. Janiak, T.E. Schroeder, S. Schultz ART CLUB Row I, K Barnard, L Bowen, L. Rickert, B Lubbert. Row 2, V. Wuske. K Viertal, S. Rickert, K Krause, S. Resop, M. White, K Eagan, C. Greening, L. Ruf. Row 3, J. Olson, M. Schry, J. Strook, D. Trochinski, M. Coleman, B. Pena, S. Cuiak, B. Frank Row 4; K Peschke, K Ewald, M. Michaels, J. Thompson, J. Umbreit, G Koch, K Eickmeyer Row 5; T.E. Schroeder, C. Page, T Sheridan, S. Pearson 44 M A S H Cast: Chris Page — Hawkeye Doug Rossow — Trapper Stephanie Alexander — Hot Lips Wayne Pick — Fronk Burns Joson Ries — Radar Brian Keliher — Col. Blake Brenda Pomplun — Father Mulcahy Director: J Brakken Student Directors: Cora Ham, Gretchen Koch Curators, FFA CURATORS CLUB: E. Nitz, M Muscavitch, M Michaels, G. Koch, Adv C. Polka, J. Urn- bnet. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row I: R. Rickert, L Hargrave, S. Chier, B Resop, T. Fordham, Mr Gallenger, Adv. Row 2: R Bending, R Shrock,K Schmidt, T. Tracy, C. Boenmg, C. Buhrow, J. Anderson, L. Hoppa, K. Krentz, C. Rogers. Row 3: K Kiplm, M. Gunk a, P Wieske, K. Seamon, D. Piechowski, J. Polk, P. Rew, M. Goehnng, D Thom, A. Sobieski, S. Kasuboski, M Kettlewell Row 4 L. Fameree, K Damck, V Berdnt, L Burhow, M Lehman, M Hansen, K Kasuboski, R. Markowski, M Gunka, T Smerling, J. Viertel, J Brown, S Kallas Row 5: T Rodgers, R Mulder, M Dretske, K Schram, L. Lemke, B Hoffman, J Neubauer, S. Krueger, R. Piechowski, R Lichtenberg, C. Chamberlin 46 SKI CLUB Row I: D Rossow, S. Fox, J. Thompson, G Hatch, G. Koch, J Umbreit, D. Trochinski, M Mi- chaels. Row 2: M Kelm, S. Gravunder, B Bending, J. Hunt, N Chier, J. Wu- cherer, K Kasubaski, T. Fordhom, L. Fa- maree, C. Morks, K Thoma, L. Hoppa. Row 3: B Simon, M Chier, J. Skipchak, D. Dretske, M. Edmger, R. Chier, L. Field, J. Jo- derski, L. Krause, M McGrath, S. Alex- ander, K Kmziger, C. Butterbrodt, K. Eick- meyer, G. Wettstein, A. Kelm, S Dowell B-CLUB: Row I: S. Hoffman, E. Tovar, M. Sobieski, M Trochinski, J Sillanpaa, P. Featherston, R Bondowksi, J. Madden, T. Kuklmskr, C. Sanders, A Simon, P Eldred, C. Marks, S. Miracle, C. Hayes Row 2: T. Jezwinski, S. Wucherer, S. Guden, T. McGregor, S. Gravunder, T Jezwinski, C. Harn, T Bortol, M Kapmg, L. Neubauer, D Neubauer, A Sobieski, A Kurczek, B. Polk, M Walters, T. Disterhaft Row 3: K Tollakson, D Wilde, P. Kujawa, S. Vonke, A Brooks, G. Koch, J Monearty, G. Kasubaski, T Mack, M. Lehman, W Featherston, T. Cotanch, L Guden, J Klick, S. Wagner. Row 4: T Hitchcock, M. Williams, K. Patchett, C Smith, J Andersen, T. Fordham, D. Trochinski, G. Koch, D Rossow, G. Hatch, C. Page, J. Thompson, T. Feren, S. Fox, J. Ries, D. Bloch 47 That Keep Us Busy. 49 Cross Country MEET B Portoge 5 Moyvdk Inv 3 Beffcr� Inv 2 Compbelhporl I Loconto 3 Appleton Xovier I Morkeson ond Westfield I Woupoco Quod 1 Oshkosh North and Soupun I State quoWiers Greg Kasubask Scott Drum Row I T. Hess, R Cutts, S Drum, M. Von Ornum, S. Piotrowski, Row 2 L. Christiansen, R Cuffs, G. Kasubaski, K. Moldenhauer, J. Erler, M Gunka, T Mack, Row 3 J. Moriearfy, P. Eldred, J Andersen, T. Fordham, A Owens Row 1 D McCorthy, J. Downs, J. Olsen, J. Ries, C. HoHmon, P DeSpir- ito Row 2 Coach Polka, M. Edmger, E. Marks, J Chikowski, D. Bloch, S. Nigbor, R Bondowski, J. Madden Golf and stuff Berlin 189 Ripon 184 Berlin 181 Ripon 184 Berlin 172 Waupaca 204 Berlin 172 Waupaca 182 Berlin 181 Little Chute 163 Berlin 192 Little Chute 177 Berlin 195 Hortonville 197 Berlin 175 Hortonville 186 Berlin 173 Winneconne 175 Berlin 166 Winneconne 174 Berlin 178 Omro 181 Berlin 170 Omro 166 51 VARSITY WE THEY Ripon 3 0 Laconia 2 1 J.V. Omro 3 0 Ripon Oshkosh Lourdes 0 3 Laconio Woutomo 2 1 Omro Markesan 1 2 Oshkosh Lourdes Waupaca 1 2 Woutomo Little Chute 1 2 Markesan Green Loke 2 1 Little Chute Winneconne 1 2 Green Lake HortonviHe 0 2 Winneconne Omro Inv. 2nd place Hortonville WE 3 3 3 0 1 2 0 3 I 3 THEY Row I Coach Trautschold, C. Verheyen, A. Simon, C. Sond- ers, Row 2 D. Hanzel, mgr, G. Koch, A. Sobieski, A. Kurczek, L. Krause mgr. Row 3 T. Haskins mgr, L. Neubauer, L. Gu- den, S. Gravunder, M. Schry mgr, Row 4 S. Guden, T. Co tonch, T. McGregor, M. Kelm Row I B. Radke, M. Walters, B. Polk, M. White, S Ziemann, Row 2 C. Paeth, R. Stumpner, A. Frost, B. Gelhar, Row 3 H. Brooks, J. Radke, D. Posorske, Coach Lehr owow-wwooo Volleyball 9.9 « Row 1 J Sillonpao, C. Schramm, M. Smoody, J. Kasuboski, M Williams, C. Verheyen, M Bending, D Giminez, J. Jodarski, S. Fox, S Nitzke Row 2 D Rossow, J. Scoville, T. Paez, S. Qmenez, D Hunt, W. Featherston, K. Tollakson, E. Paulsen, T Wallace, B Witkowski, B Disterhaft, S. Yonke Row 3 B. Hermanson, M. Lehman, T. Disterhaft, T. Jezwmski, J. Viertel, J. Thompson, T. Tracy, K. Patchett, T. Jezwmski, R Henke, T. Kuklinski, T. Henrikson, R. Piechowski Row 4 Coach Tollakson, Coach Hermanson, A Kelm, C. Smith, P. Kujawa, R Nitz, D. Wilde, P. Featherston, T. Smerlmg, D Thom, Coach Mork, Coach Prellwitz, Coach Stellmacher VARSITY WE THEY Weyauwega 32 9 Kiel 0 14 Wautoma 38 20 Ripon 7 6 Waupaca 44 8 Little Chute 18 13 Winneconne 7 8 Hortonville 34 16 Omro 6 0 Final Record 7 2 EAST CENTRAL CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS JUNIOR VARSITY WE THEY Omro 22 12 Laconia 14 12 Wautoma 7 0 Ripon 6 14 Waupaca 28 0 Little Chute 28 6 Winneconne 6 14 Hortonville Final Record 5-3 12 20 Junior Varsity Row I: M. Smoody, J. Kasuboski, M Williams, C. Schram, M Bending, J. Jodarski, S. Fox Row 2: S Nitzke, J. Scoville, S Gtmenez, R Piechowski, B Disterhaft, R Henke, T Smerlmg Row 3: Coach Mork, J Thompson, T. Tracy, K. Pachet, A. Kelm, C. Smith, J. Gregor, Coach Tollakson. Football '85 This season, although not pre- dicted to be conference contend- ers, the Indians overcame their lack of size with speed and deter- mination and proved to be on top of things. The early loss of Ted Kuklinski (Indians biggest player) could have been a setback howev- er the big win over Berlin's arch- rivals, Ripon, showed the team's strength. The impressive win over Little Chute turned all heads to- wards the exciting explosive team and once again Berlin's tradition of playing good football was carried on. the boys really dug down and got it — Coach Stellmacher Freshmen Row I: M McGrath, C Wallace, S. Wagner, J. Briske, T Schroeder, D. Werch, K. Tollakson, J. Hunt. Row 2: J. Meyer, M Hayes, M Goehmg, R. Kleisner, C. Yonke, B Bending, C. Fink, T Chose, C. Dutcher Row 3: Cooch White, T. Quirt, M. Hollis, M. Eichstedt, 5. Plato, M. Chier, 0. Wilson, B. Simon, K. Schroeder, Coach Felsmen. were all the fashion this year. Powder-puff took place in the even- ing despite sprinkling and wind. Unfortunately the traditional Bon- fire and the snake dance were cancelled for the second consecu- tive yeor. Seniors defeated the Juniors in a tough game to gam the victory. The fifth and fmol day in this spirited week was Red 'n' Green doy. Everything from painted hair to the over-sized t-shirts were worn as expressions of the increased school spirit. The pep assem- bly brought skits and fun to the eventful week. Juniors carried awoy first place with their skit Friday Night Live . Freshmen took 2nd with their version of Leove It to Beaver , Seniors took 3rd, ond sophomores 4th Juniors also won the yeNmg contest. The Seniors possessed the Winning Formula in the window with Ju- niors, Frosh, ond Sophomores finishing respectively. Seniors took 1 st for their Flying high version of the float Spirit of BHS . Over all the class of '86 won the Spuit Award for the third consecutive year. Fridoy evening the level of tension over the field was immense and despite the explosive performance by the Morchmg Chiefs , the Indians lost the tough 7-8 battle with the Wmneconne Wolves. Even though in the eyes of the Indian tons, within the crowd of 2000 present, the Indian team is always the best. onday, October 14th, kicked off spirit week with annual color day Seniors Wml displayed white in every manner imaginable, while Juniors showed their w V % pride in wearing green Sophomore spirit was dressed m red, and freshmen wore purple. Toga Day followed on Tuesday Styles varying from Polish toga to the newest in the fashion scene, the floral print toga were in view. With Wednesday The Return of The Nerds excitement was increasing in anticipation of Friday evening In addition Thurs- day was Dress Up Day Sweaters, dresses, suits, and even tuxes ond prom dresses r 59 Together We Traveled to TM tS t m s : And Spent the Reigning King and Queen, Sabrina Chier and Bruce Schramer Night In the City Of Lights ?T ■■Hi Reigning On Court: Kris Kirk, Amy Moldenhauer, Steve Wagner, Ann Soda, Craig Verheyen, Sara Guden, Trent Jezwinski, Angie Brooks, Sabrina Chier, Bruce Schramer, Monica Troch.nski, Doug Wilde, Angie Simon, Lon Hargrave, Gretchen Koch, Tim Bartol, Kim Darnick, Kevin Tollakson, Amy Klepmger, Doug Hunt. A Night In Paris. e landed in Paris in April — on the W 27th, 1985. Our class of 1986, being a little extra ordinary chose an extraordinary theme. We spent a Night In Paris under the glamour of the city lights and the famous Eif- fel. Proud parents and curious spectators looked on as the ten court couples took part in the “Grande March and our king and queen said a few words. “Heaven by Bryan Adams sounded through the city and once again the hoops swayed and the trails flew as we danced the night away with the music of “Ordinary People 61 hanging our mural painting our store fronts Bryan Adams singing Heaven goldfish in the fountains scraping paint painting 69 in the street wishing upon a penny in the fountain LaFleur Flower Shop Lonnie eating a goldfish 1 ust as prom had its moments, so did fr the day after ... j Pink satin and blue taffeta were now wrinkled messes, bow ties and cum- berbuns were missing, the streets of Paris were empty and littered with limp flowers and bouquets. As tired eyes watched the sun come up, the new day of craziness and recuperation began. I he morning stretched from the sock hop and limbo stick to ploying football, taking a jeep ride, going for a swim, catching some rays, or just plain sleeping. The day was one to re- member and a definite memory of prom weekend itself! 63 Storting o trend in prom fashion dancin' , � Air Band Contest ti,� first annual ------ aub and 65 The Spirit of . Students make big move to North wing X W wC I i qt LJ O i vJ I IU O Berlin happy with tie for ECC titl lie p n leYeoutf°r Halley-S c SV'0 A e e P , o eS o Sports; Winter '85-'86 POM PONS Row I; A Viertel, C. Wilde, L. Buz- zeli, C. Niemuth, M. White, D Domke, Row 2; T No- vm, M Piotrowski, B. Neu- mann, L. Krause, N. Chier, D Hanzel.K Clark, K But- terbrodt, N Barnes, C. Greening J. V. BASKETBALL: Row 1; M Wal- ters, L Kuiawa, P Wilde, B Gelhar, T. Unke Row 2; Coach Trautschold, K. Peschke, H. Brooks, A. Frost, S. Ziemann, R. Stumpner, Man K. Krause 72 VARSITY BASKET- BALL: Row I; S Hoff- mon, B Polk, M Bortol, S. Guden, B Walker Row 2, Mgr B Briske, L. Neubouer, S. Gro- vunder, J. Kasuboski, A Brooks, L Guden, T Cotanch, Coach Han- rahan, Trn. C. Hayes VARSITY J.V. Berlin 24 Lomira 41 Berlin 28 Lomira 26 Berlin 25 Osh. Lourdes 56 Berlin 37 Osh. Lourdes 26 Berlin 40 Laconia 44 Berlin 27 Laconia 31 Berlin 32 Little Chute 43 Berlin 31 Little Chute 34 Berlin 51 Omro 27 Berlin 45 Omro 17 Berlin 33 Ripon 50 Berlin 31 Ripon 27 Berlin 53 Waupaca 33 Berlin 30 Waupaca 19 Berlin 29 Markes an 58 Berlin 36 Woutoma 17 Berlin 41 Baraboo 49 Berlin 37 Winneconne 36 Berlin 35 Woutoma 44 Berlin 26 Hortonville 51 Berlin 35 Winneconne 43 Berlin 26 Little Chute 36 Berlin 21 Hortonville 52 Berlin 41 Omro 16 Berlin 22 Little Chute 43 Berlin 35 Ripon 29 Berlin 37 Omro 29 Berlin 36 Waupaca 33 Berlin 38 Ripon 43 Berlin 44 Woutoma 32 Berlin 30 Waupoco 51 Berlin 31 Winneconne 33 Berlin 50 Woutoma 46 Berlin 25 Hortonville 47 Berlin 52 Winneconne 42 Berlin 26 Hortonville 47 FROSH BASKETBALL: Row 1; D. Klawitter, T. Kol- lat, T. Schroeder, V. Trampf Row 2; Coach Hoffmann, A Krueger, B Radtke, S Sheridan, K. Berryman, S. Jezwinski, D. Klika. 73 looking forward to a record that ac- tually shows the team's effort — Coach Prellwitz Berlin's Varsity Basketball team did not receive a record which showed how well they played. Despite the losing re- cord, the Indians gained valu- able experience under their new coach Mr. Prellwitz. Because the Indians' games were lost within a three to four point margin, Coach Prellwitz expressed feelings of frustra- tion and he felt that the close games were, because the strength in all the teams of the ECC The Indians' hard work did not go to waste, however. Ex- perience and knowledge of the ways of a new coach should be- come vital in the coming years, and Prellwitz says, ”1 am looking forward to next season and a record that actually shows the team's effort. Stuffin' Buckets JUNIOR VARSITY, Row I: J. Jodarski, M Daniels, S. Zobel, J Kasuboski Row 2: Coach Bartol, K Block, J. Chikowski, S Hanson, D. Trochinski, J Polk, Mgr A Kelm 74 VARSITY: Row I: Mgr T Hitchcock, Train. J. Kunde Row 2: T Bartol, J. Modden, P. Featherston, D. Thom, M Williams, J. Sillanpaa, Coach Prellwitz, P Kuiawa, W. Featherston, D. Wilde, J. Polk, S. Hanson, S Pearson VARSITY Berlin 57 Markesan 77 Berlin 41 Waupun 67 Berlin 35 Hortonville 41 Berlin 56 Ripon 59 Berlin 80 Wautoma 66 Berlin 40 Pacelli 35 Berlin 44 Wis Dells 50 Berlin 47 Marshall 52 Berlin 56 Little Chute 58 Berlin 57 Wmnecomme 61 Berlin 58 Omro 51 Berlin 58 Waupaca 54 Berlin 54 Ripon 50 Berlin 58 Wautoma 61 Berlin 68 Little Chute 59 Berlin 62 Wmneconne 66 Berlin 54 Omro 47 Berlin 56 Waupaca 40 SUB-REGIONAL Berlin 74 Westfield 29 JUNIOR VARSITY Berlin 40 Markesan 43 Berlin 40 Waupun 34 Berlin 48 Hortonville 56 Berlin 33 Ripon 43 Berlin 40 Wautoma 51 Berlin 23 Pacelli 41 Berlin 51 Wis Dells 79 Berlin 61 Marshall 57 Berlin 60 Little Chute 47 Berlin 48 Winneconne 44 Berlin 47 Omro 63 Berlin 57 Waupaca 49 Berlin 41 Hortonville 64 Berlin 56 Ripon 60 Berlin 56 Waytomco 60 Berlin 57 Little Chute 66 Berlin 56 Wautoma 60 Berlin 57 Little Chute 66 Berlin 41 Winneconne 64 Berlin 56 Omro 40 FROSH: Row I R Bur- meister, J. Meyer, M. Herbst, M Dimas, P Despinto, S. Plato, C. Coats. Row 2: Coach Lenz, K. Schoeder, D. Wilson, M Edmger, T. Quirt, M. Hollis, A Neubauer, M Chier, T. Krombos, J. Olsen Man. 75 BHS Wrestlers VARSITY WRESTLERS: Row I; S. Wagner 98, R Cutts 105. J. Lueck 112, S. Luethe 119, G. Kasuboski 126, S. Fox 132, Coach Felsman Row 2, Coach Youngbauer, C. Verheyen 138, S Nitzke 145, T. Disterhaft 155, D Hunt 167, M Lehman 185, B. Price HWT, Coach Kasubaski VARSITY: Berlin 35 Hortonville 29 Berlin 27 Neenah 30 Berlin 39 Ripon 27 Berlin 42 Wautoma 13 Berlin 62 Little Chute 3 Berlin 42 Wmneconne 21 Berlin 41 Oshkosh West 17 Berlin 24 Omro 31 Berlin 36 Waupaca 24 Berlin 24 Waupun 33 Keil Toun. 4th Waupun Toun 5th E.C.C. 2nd Regional 1st J.V. Berlin 36 Hortonville 45 Berlin 20 Neenah 48 Berlin 24 Ripon 38 Berlin 39 Wautoma 21 Berlin 57 Little Chute 13 Berlin 35 Wmneconne 30 Berlin 29 Osh West 35 Berlin 45 Omro 12 Berlin 42 Waupaca 39 Berlin 19 Waupun 45 76 J.V. WRESTLERS: Row 1; Coach Youngbauer, J. Skipchak, J Hunt, D Allen, M McGrath, Coach Felsman Row 2; R Cutts, D Lyne, B Bending, C. Fink, S. Krueger, M. Lehman Row 3; J. Tincher, L. Rogers, B. Witkowski, M Hayes, M. Eich- stedt, Coach Kasu- baski 77 Eighty-six And Spirit Mix V FTBL CHEERLEADERS: L. to R S. Polka. D Neubauer, J. Jomak, S. Bartol, J. Wucherer, J. Johnson, D. Trochmski. V. B-BALL CHEERLEADERS: L. to R J. Wu- cherer, D Neubauer, J. Johnson, L. Voeltner, J. Jamak, D Trochmski. 78 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: L. to R T. Mock, S. Hoffman, S. Polka, J. Haedt, K Kasubaski. FROSH CHEERLEADERS: L. to R C. Seaman, M Lawent, P Knoke, M Braun, S. Murkley, J. Koehn 79 In Our World Music mokes the world go around, and in the little world we create within the walls of BHS each day, music makes OUR world go around. The ding . . . ding . . . ding ... of the announcements tells us of upcoming concerts. Again we are reminded of flute music filtering from the practice rooms, base drums vibrating the build- ing and eminent voices drifting from the Little Theatre. An announcement of the dance on Friday starts us jamming and our feet cut Footloose! The Sinatras, the Springsteens, and the Rockettes of BHS contribute to our little world and don't let the final ding . . . ding . . . ding ... of the announcements end the music in our lives. CONCERT CHOIR: Row I: D. Posorske, S Johnson, K. Kmziger, T Navin, S. Bartol, T. Frodham, S Polka, S Alexander, A Simon, J. Da- vis, L Christiansen, C. Meyer, K Clark, N Barnes Row 2: A Ellis, C. Timmerman, L Hess, G. Koch, C. Harn, L. Famaree, L. Neubauer, D Neubauer, R Resop, V Wuske, J Moriearty, N Leigh, M Braun, C. Niemuth, T. Lyne. Row 3: C Rhode, J. Besaw, T. Tracy, J. Thompson, J Hatch, K Moldenhauer, F Serobe, S. Gravunder, L Guden, A Moldenhauer, K Berryman, K. Butterbrodt, K Eickmeyer Row 4 P Mehn, P Kasuboski, K Kirk, T Bartol, S. Pearson, M Lehman, S Hansen, T. Rodgers, R. Krebs, J. Sillanpaa, B Johnson, S. Sattler, B Keliher, W Pick. 80 MADRIGALS G Koch, W Pick, N Leigh, K Moldenhouer, K Kinzinger, B Keliher, R Resop, T Bortol, C Horn, B Johnson, M Broun, S. Pearson, C. Timmerman, S. Sattler, T. Lyne, K Kirk 81 Fiddler On The Roof CAST Tevye, the dorymon Kns Kirk GokJe. his wife Cora Horn Hfc daughters Tzeitel .. Gretchen Koch Model - Tanya Lyne Chovo Novo Leigh Shpmtze Stephorwe Alexander fteftie .. Angie Simon Yente. the matchmaker Kathy Butterbrodt Motel, the todor Wayne Pick Perch . the student Boon Johnson Lazar Wolf, the butcher Boon Kekher Mordcha. the emkeeper Scott Hanson Rabb« ..... i. „1, Ten Bortol Mendel, his son Steve Sattler Avrahm ............ Jon Thorr son Nochum Jocques Besow Gronmo Tzettel Stephorwe Alexander Frumo-Sorah Saro Pofco Constable Jen SiNonpoo Fyedko Came Tmmermon The Fiddfo Trocey Fordhom Russian sokker 0 1 Jon Hatch Russian sokfcer e2 Pete Kasuboski Russion sokker 03 ..... Pete Mehn Russian sokker 04 Matt Lehmon GLEE CLUB. Row 1: S. Hoffmann, M. Spntka, P. Teske, T Rogers, K. Thoma, T. Mack, C. Groskreutz, D. Dretske Row 2: J. Jodarski, J. Kleisner, B Pomplun, S. Cujak, C Paeth, A Kurczek, A. Strebelmski, S. Ziemann, R. Haskins, T. Hoffman, L. Field, C. Nowicki, V Wuske Row 3: A Brately, K Ewald, M Markowski, D. Putzke, S Chier, H Brooks, P Wilde, L. Hertzberg, S. Trochinski, D. Durrant, A. Kurczek FRESHMAN CHOIR: Row I: S. Murkley. C. Seaman, P Knoke, V. Trampf, K Krause, M Lawent, J Alexander, D Lyne, P Despmto, T Emons, D Hanke, K Hanson, D. Strebelmski Row 2: S. Eridkson, J Kalupa, T Besow, K Nicholas, T Kollot, S. Mattice, R Burmeister, K Tollakson, A. Neubauer, M Hayes, D Klawitter, T. Londowski, N Moldenhauer, S. Nowicki Row 3: R Chier, T. Polakowski. M Braun, V Johnson. L. Morris. M. Lehman, R Kleisner, C. Gonyo, C Hoffman, T Schroeder, V. Rew, B Malnory, W Pick, B Schromer, V Belfeuil Row 4: C Briski. M Brey, K Barnhart, J. Resop, S Plato, S. Piotrowski, K Schroeder, B Simon. M Edinger, S Jezwinski, S. Lodholz, K Peschke, J Dobson, L. Kuiawa, S Hanzel, K Berryman, B Radtke Rhythm and Swing CHOIR BAND Row I: R. Resop, L. Fameree, T. Fordham, K. Kin- ziger, L Christiansen Row 2 M Michoels, P Mehn, B Dexter 85 SWING CHOIR: Row I: G. Koch, J. Besaw, D. Neubauer, K Kirk, P. Knoke, B Johnson, C. Ham, J Sillanpaa, C. Fredrick, A Simon, J. Hatch, T. Lyne Row 2 B Keliher, M Braun, P Despirito, N. Leigh Row 3: C. Timmerman, T. Bartol, J. Dobson Row 4: S. Sattler, K. Clark. Chief Entertainers The blizzard that covered us with 12- 15 inches of snow on Sunday, Dec. 1, will always be remembered by the 1 10 members of the Marching Chiefs. December 1 st was the date picked for the band to perform at the Green Bay Packer vs. Tampa Bay football game. An uncountable number of hours were spent by the band in putting to- gether the show — complete with an explosive fireworks display. Hours of sketching by Mr. Mackin, hours of re- hearsing music . . . lifting, dragging, and tugging at flags, rifles, tubas, and basses from the old band room, across the crowded parking lot ... down the flight of stairs ... between bulldozers digging up the circle ... down an- other tiresome flight of stairs to lower campus . . . hours spent listening to Mr. Mackin's stupid megaphone . . . hours of guide up freshmen! .. . and Mrs. Kramers unending clap . .. clap ... clap ... The snowy day before showtime had to have been the most nerve-racking when the flags and rifles turned the snow-covered football field into a snowy maze of footprints and designs. Despite all of this the band did not perform. The Marching Chiefs realized the only thing left to do was to curl up in front of the T V. and watch the Packers defeat the Buccaneers in the Snow Bowl 21-0. There was something to justify this nasty disappointment, however, and that was the Spring Fling competition in Orlando, Florida. Because Florida's cli- mate does not include Wisconsin bliz- zards. 86 BAND: Rifles: L Guden, C Niemuth, B. Polk, C. Sanders, Drum Maiors: L. Neubauer, K. Clark, S. Guden, S. Wu- cherer, J. Johnson, S. Chier Row 2: S. Chipman, R Kleisner, A Kelm, K Berryman, T Navm, L. Fields, J. Olsen, T. Pomasal, R Bondowski, J. Kunde, D Olsen, C. Rohde, C. Gonyo. Row 3: L. Krause, R Resop, S. Johnson, J. Owens, D. Durrant, L. Morns, S. Sheridan, L Bowen, J. Kleisner, B Pomplun, A Wagner, L. Hess Row 4 C. Klimke, V. Trampf, P Knoke, D Putzke, M Gunka, J. Maple, K Kerstell, K. McConnell, T. Schroeder, D. Klawrt- ter, D Posorske Row 5: J. Dobson, T. Kollat, J. Tmcher, T Rogers, H Brooks, T. Londowski, J Davis, L. Christian- sen, S Honzel, L. Fameree, M. Lehman, T. Moorehouse. Row 6: G. Vergm, D Neubauer, N Moldenhauer, T. Ford- ham, M Zietlow, T Besaw, S. Polka Row 7: P Wilde, K. Berryman, K Tollakson, R. Burmeister, P Despirito, J. Ries, K. Moldenhauer, K. Kmziger, T. Feren, D. Bloch, S. Fox, J Lueck. Row 8: T. Quirt, J. Treder, J. Resop, C. Coats, K Bloch, P Mehn, J Madden, B J Johnson, J. Polk, K Kirk, B Keliher, T Feren Row 9: B Simon, M. Edmger, D. Achter, E Nitz, D. Piechowski, K Krause Row 10: Flags: C. Marks, A Viertel, G. Rucks, D Domke, C. Meyer, D Trochmski, K Butterbrodt, A Moldenhauer, A Brooks, N Chier, P Curran, M Kapmg, A Chier, j Wucherer, S. Hoffman 87 The North Wing An Addition to Eighty-Six 89 Farewell Lincoln The character of the Lincoln build- ing cannot be seen in pictures, but in the mind of everyone who has been a part of Lincoln, the true character is vivid. Whether it's your recollection of one of Mr. Ziemann's English classes with hornets humming overhead, the art room's unique wall display of junk, or Mr. Knoke's recollection of the Upper Level Quintet singing Sha Na Na, these characteristics made Lincoln come alive. This life lingered through years and years of educa- tion and now along with 86 we must bid the Lincoln goodbye. • Mr. Degroots second door drums vibrating the floor the tram-way (the warmest part of the school) flute music filtering up from the practice rooms (undoubt- edly Amy M. or Lynnette H.) ancient porcelain toilets in the Lincoln bathroom the art room's unique wall display of junk art students pounding clay pesty hornets lights rattling overhead Mr. La Fontaine's door slamming as a blunt hint to musi- cians downstairs Mrs. V's rattling heat distributor the emergency exit as a sneaky route to the lunch line for the hungry band students (Mr. Mackin never knew) Mr. Ziemann's Herman Bertha (will they go down with the Lincoln building?!?!) 90 91 92 Faith Serobe our friend from South Africa and Karin Eichmeyer our friend from Ger- many. Foreign Students Every day I have a new experience. I see something new, or eat something new, or learn something every day! explains Karin Eichmeyer, our Rotary Exchange Student from Germany. Karin comes from the city of Bad Salzuflen (54,000 people), in Germany. She has two older brothers at home and be- sides her mother, her father manufactures candy. Karin has enjoyed her stay in America. She enjoyed getting together with other ex- change students and going to the scheduled dances. In comparison to her school at home, BHS had some surprises. The clubs and activi- ties, sports and especially CHEERLEADERS surprised her. Karin feels that people are very open at BHS and Faith Serobe agrees people are friendly everywhere. Faith Serobe, our A.F.S. exchange Student from South Africa comes from the capitol, Johannesburg She has two older brothers and an older sister With three-million people in Johannesburg and the apartheid govern- ment of South Africa, Berlin is quite different. I expected a place like New York. I didn't even know Wisconsin, says Faith. Karin and Faith both agree that Wisconsin is a nice place and the snow is great, but the cold is intolerable. On returning home. Faith will attend col- lege for social work and Karin has two more years of schooling before going on to college. Whatever the girls decide for their future BHS wishes them Good Luck. 93 Senior Achievement Awards Cora Ham Girls Athletics Esther Tovar F.B.L. Sharon Wucherer Yearbook Craig Verheyen Boys Athletics Brian Keliher Music Amy Moldenhauer D.A.R. Doug Hunt Boys Athletics 94 Top 10%, National Honor Society TOP 10%: L. Rickert, A. Moldenhauer, L. Ruf, C. Sanders, S. Guden, C. Marks, S. Wucherer. Row 2, B. Keliher, T. Feren, M. Michaels, A. Zink, T. Jezwinski, J. Kunde, T. Feren, C. Verheyen. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: L. Rickert, J. Moriearty, J. Kunde, A. Zink, D. Rossow, Craig Verheyen. Row 2: B. Keliher, L. Ruf, T. Feren, C. Marks, S. Guden, M. Michaels, A Moldenhauer, S. Wucherer, C. Sanders, S. Hoffmann. Row 3: T. Feren, T. Jezwinski, J. Tincher, D. Dewhurst, T. Greening, J. Sillanpaa. 95 We'll pursue our own lives, and go our separate ways. But somewhere down the road, we'll think of these great days. When we dp we'll smile, 'cuz our memories are great. ture sails on, ate reat. hmbbJI We ve been through many things, from Freshman year to now. And in my mind I know, we'll keep in touch somehow. Maybe not in writing, but always in our heart. Timothy Anderson Karen Barnard Kimberly Berryman Billie Boening Rick Bondowski Cynthia Brewer Kurt Buhrow Jeffrey Brown Susan Chappa Amy Chier Sabrina Chier Jeffrey Collier Scoff Clark Toni Coyle Paffi Curran 9 n Dan Dewhursf Kim Danick Thomas Disterhaft Matt Doro Karin Eickmeyer Debra Dretske Peggy Eldred Thomas Feren Tracey Fordham Cheryl Fredrick Daniel Gravunder 99 Sara Guden Lonnie Hargrave Bemie Gustke Cora Ham 100 Lynnette Hess Sandra Hoffmann Douglas Hunt Dacy Jezwinski Melissa Kaping Gregory Kasubaski Carmen Kiplin Edward Kirchhoff Trent Jezwinski Teresa Kalupa Brian Keliher Scott Kasuboski Jeffery Klick 101 Joseph Kunde Christine LaFleur Lisa Lawler Sara Lee Tawnya Mace Lori Lodholz James Madden Catherine Marks Shelly Miracle Jane Moriearty Mike Muscavitch 103 Kenneth Moldenhauer Kristen Morris 104 Rhonda Resop Liza Rickert Annette Rieck Doug Rossow 105 Bruce Schromer Ken Seaman Pomelo Teske Kimberly Thomo 106 Kevin Tollakson John Tincher Jason Umbreit Monica Trochinski Trina Viertel Steven Wagner Dawn Trochinski Mary Esther Tovar Craig Verheyen 107 Douglas Wilde SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Alan Young Doug Bosveld Ron Chappa Sharon Gimenez Leonard Hoppa Kathleen Keip Scott Krueger Allen Zink Jeff Markowski Brian Novak Julie Reed Brian Svendby Paul Weiski Robert Stobbe Jerry Neubauer WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT YOUR FRESHMAN YEAR? Shelby Newbold: Not being able to open my locker on the first day. Kris Morris: The HUGE school, the HUGE Seniors, the HUGE amounts of homework! I felt so little. Marybeth Sobieski: I remember doing Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz. That was pretty scary when you're a Freshman. By the way Stelly, what's the price for a College skit? Monica Trochinski: Seeing how the Homecoming activities went. Cathy Hayes: I remember going to the Cafeteria so I could stare at a guy that I had a crush on. WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT YOUR SOPHOMORE YEAR? Dawn Trochinski: Fracturing my knee while cheerleading. Doug Wilde: Toilet papering all the houses. Deana Bunker: Two days after I got my license I dropped the transmission in my car. First out of 3 times. Shelly Theimer: Hating Biology. Liza Rickert: All the frogs in Biology. 108 WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT YOUR JUNIOR YEAR? Allen Zink: The overnight trivia contest. Ed Nitz: T H O U G H T. P O L I C E. 2:00 runs in the snow, sleeping under tables, unending pizzas, and finding the teachers location. Lucy Ruf: The first Friday night after I got my license, and the 'nice policeman'. WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT YOUR SENIOR YEAR? Tim Greening: Dressing up as a cheerleader for Powder Puff. Monica Trochinski: How great Homecoming was and how late of a start on our float, with a first yet. Marybeth Sobieski: Steve Wagner's snowy front yard in the middle of August ... — Frosh daze ... behind the wheel ... simulator . .. my first date — lake parties .. . Birthday parties ... parties just for fun — overdue books . . . deadlines ... Adv. Comp. — M A S H . . musicals . .. “I've cooked your clothes and cleaned your food — Kuk's crutches ... Senior Foods .. Sara Lee's burning towel — Greg Kush's forgotten track shorts... Footloose ... burnin' zerks — the fertilized “R ... revenge ... I Love Life In Berlin — Powder Puff Champs ... nerd day ... Winning the Spirit Award three years in a row SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANDERSEN. TIM - A I BARN M®, KARElfor Glee Club 2, Chorus I, Softball li Student Council 4; Spanish Club p,2; Art«ub 3,4, Pres 4 BAlfeOL, TIM C- $o) s Ens. 1,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3a Madrigal 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Foot- Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1A3 A Golf 3,4; Audio Visual 1,2,3; B Club 7®,3,4, key Club 2,3,4, Prom Court 3, Home- coming Court 4 BENDING, RICK — Golf I; Track 1, FFA 1,2,3.4 BERRYMAN, KIM — Solo Ens. 1,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Basketball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 1,4, Wrestling Mgr. 3,4, Audio Vi- sual 3; Pep Club 4, B Club 4, Key Club 3,4; Art Club 4, Mascoutin I D 3 BOENING, BILL — FFA 1,2,3.4 BONDOWSKI. RICK — Solo Ens 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4; Cap 3.4, Audio Visual 3,4; B Club 1,2,3.4, Key Club 1,2,3,4; All Conf. Golf 4, Who's Who of Am. High School Students 4 BOWEN, LORI — Band 1,2.3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Art Club 4, Sec 4 BREWER, CINDY — Chorus 1; Track 2 BROOKS, ANGIE — Band 1,2, C.C 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1; Pom Pon 2; Flags 1.2.3.4, Pep Club I; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, FBL 4, B Club 3,4, Red N' Green 4, Photo Ed. 4, Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4 BROWN, JOE — FFA 2,3,4 BUHROW. KURT — FFA 1.2,3,4 BUNKER. DEANA — C.C. 1.2, FBL 3 CHAPPA, SUE — Chorus 1 CHIER, AMY — Basketball 1; Volleyball I; Pep Club 4; Key Club 3; Mascoutin I D. 2.3.4, Red N' Green 2,3,4; Copy Ed 3, Ed. in Chief 4 CHIER, SABRINA — Solo Ens. 1,2; Jazz Ens. 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Chorus 1; Pom Pon 3, Rifles 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Queen 2 CLARK, SCOTT — FFA 3,4 COLLIER, JEFFREY — Solo Ens. 1,2; Cho- rus 1; Basketball 1,2,3; C.C. I, Track 3, Tennis 4; Audio Visual 3,4; Red N' Green 3 COYLE, TONI — Softball 1,2; FBL 3 CURRAN, PATTI — Solo Ens. 1A3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1; Pom Pon 3,4; Flogs 3,4 AFS 3,4; FBL 3,4;SVtCkib !;2,3,4; Bus. World 3 RNICK, KIM — Forensics h Volleyball 1.2 ; 3 tbai V?-3,4; Volleyball Mgr 3, Audio VTsuaT3,4, FBL 1,2,3,4, B Club 1,2,3W; Prom Court 3 DEWHUPS DAN — Football 1; FBL 4, Key Club 2,3,4, Ngtoonu Honors Society 3,4 DISTERHAFT, TOM — foytbgll 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,4; FFA 1, B Club 3,4 DORO, MATT — FFA 1.2,3,4 DRETSKE, DEBBIE — Glee Club 2,3,4. Bas- ketball I; Flags I; FBL 2,3 EICKMEYER, KARIN — Foreign Exchange Student; Track 4, Pep Club 4, German Club 4; AFS 4; Key Club 4; Art Club 4, One Act Play 4; Ski Club 4 ELDRED, PEGGY — Band 1,2; C.C. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4, C.C. Cap. 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4, Span- ish Club 1,2,3, B Club 1,2,3,4, Photo Ed Mascoutin 4; Red N' Green Photo Ed. 4; Senior Play 2; Homecoming Court 4 ERLER, JEFF — C.C. 3,4; Track 4, C.C. Cap. 4 FAMEREE. LISA — Band 3,4, Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir Band 4; Track 4; FFA 3,4 FEATHERSTON. PAT — Chorus I; Football 1,2,3,4; Bosketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Football Cap. 4; B Club 1,2,3,4 FEREN, TIM — Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4, Jazz Ens 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball I; Baseball 1,2; Musical Orchestra 3,4; National Honors So- ciety 3,4, Rotary Student of the Month 4; Who's Who of Am. High School Students 4 FEREN, TOM — Solo Ens. 1,3,4, State 3, Jazz Ens 2; Band 1 ?c Musical 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4, National Honors Society 3,4; B Club 4, Rotary Student of the Month 4 FORDHAM, TRACEY — Forensics 1, Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4, Jazz Ens. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; C.C. 2,3,4; Volleyball I; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Cap. 4, FFA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Pres 3, Vice-Pres 4; B Club 2,3,4, Solo Ens. State 3,4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4 FRANK. BECKY — Audio Visual 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, Spanish Club 1,2; FSC 1,2,3,4, FBL 4, Art Club 4, Red N' Green 4 FREDRICK, CHERYL - Solo Ens. 2,3,4, Band 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2 3,4; Basketball I, Pom Pon 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, FBL 3.4, FFA 2 GOEHRING, BARB — FFA 2 GRAVUNDER, DANIEL — Basketball 1; FFA 3.4 GREENING. TIM — Band 1, Track 1. FBL 4, Key Club 4, National Honors Society 3,4, World Affair Seminar 3; Business World 3 GUDEN, SARA — Band 1,2; Chorus 1, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Cap. 4, Rifles 1,2,3,4, Ri- fle Cap 3,4; Class Vice-Pres 2,3; Spanish Gub 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3; Prom Court 3; HomecomidgHCoiJrt National Honors Society 4 HARGRAVE, LON — Football 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court HARN, CORA — Solo Ln . I AM. Cho- rusT, a3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4; C.C. 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, MVP Track 2.3; MVP C.C 13 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4. Audio Visual 1,2; AFS 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Track State HATCH, JON — Solo Ens. 3,4, Chorus 1,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4, Foot- ball 1; Tennis 3,4; Audio Visual I, German Club 1,2; AFS 4; Key Club 4; Ski Club kl ,2,3,4; National Merit Scholarship Semifin- Mfet, Rotgry Student of the Month 4, Mock Trial 3,4 HAVES, CATHERINE — C.C 1,2,3, Basket- ball Tr. 3,4, Audio Visual 4, Pep Club I, FBL 4, FHA 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Mascoutin Staff 1,2,3,4, Jr. Sen- ior Ed. 3,4 HAYWOOD. LAURA — Track 2, Audio Vi- sual 4 HENKE, JIM — FFA 1,2,3.4 HESS, LYNNETTE — Solo Ens. 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2; Chorus 1,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 HIELAND, JOHN — Football 3 HOFFMANN, SANDRA — Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track I; Cheerleader 1,3, Flags 3,4, Student Council 1.2.3.4, B Club 4, Mascoutin I D 1,2,3; Red N' Green 4 HOPPA, LEONARD — Chorus 1. Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 4, FBL 3; FFA 2,3,4, Ski Club 3.4 HUNT, DOUG — Football 1,2,3,4, Wres- tling 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football Cap. 4, B Club 2,3,4; Prom Court 3 JEZWINSKI. TRENT — Football 1.2,3,4. Basketball 1,2; Track I, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3; AFS 4, B Club 3,4, Key Club 3; National Honors Society 3,4 KALUPA, TESS — Chorus 1; Basketball Mgr. 1, German Club 1,2,3; AFS 3,4; FBL 4, Mascoutin I.D. 3 KAPING, MELISSA — Chorus I; Track 1.2.4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Cap 3; Flags 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, B Club 1,2,3,4, Key Club 3, Homecoming Court 4, Mock Trial 4 KAUS8ASKI, GREG — Wrestling 1,2,3,4, - C.C. 2,3,4; Track 3,4, C.C. Cap 4, Wres- tling Cap 4, B Club 1,2,3,4 KELIHER, BRIAN — Solo Ens 1,2,3,4, Jazz Ens 1,2, Bond 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 2,3,4, Swing Choir 4,3,4, Musicu 2.3.4, AFS 4, Drama Club 4. N.H.S 3,4; School Ploy 3,4, National High School Mu- sic Institute at Northwestern Univ KIPLIN, CARMEN — Spanish Club 1; FBL 3.4, FFA 3 KIRCHHOFF, ED — Mascoutin Layout Staff 4 KIRK, KRIS — Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigol 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4, Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Boseball 1,2, Audio Vfcuol 3; Spanish Club 4, B Club 3,4, Key Club 3; Prom Court 3, Badger Boy State Rep 3; Musical 2,3,4 KLICK, JEFF — Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2.3.4, FBL 4; B Club 2,3,4, State Track 3 KOCH, GREG — Band 1,2, Audio Visual 1,3,4; AFS 4. Curators 4. FBL 4. FFA 4, B Club 4, Key Club 4; Art Club 4, Ski Club 2.3.4, Mock Trial 4 KOCH, GRETCHEN — Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent Council Rep 1,2,3,4, Pres 4, Sec 3; Pep Club 4, AFS 4; FFA 4, B Club 4, Key Club 4, Drama Club 3,4, Red N' Green 3,4, Ed. Page 4; School Play 3,4; Prom Court 3; Miss Berlin 4; Homecoming Court 2,4, Student Director 3,4; State Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4 KRUEGER. PAT — FFA 1,2,3.4 KRUEGER, SCOTT — Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Audio Visual 1,2,3,4, FBL 4, FFA 2,3,4 KUKLINSK Mus.c I; Solo Ens I; _Q.hor.MJi I, Football Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 1,2,3,4, Audio Visual 1,Z FBL 3. B Club 2,3,4, Key Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4 3,4, Audio Visual 2,3,4; German Club KUNDE, JOE — Solo Ens 1,2,3,4; Jazz 1,2,3,4; AFS 4, Curators 3,4; Key Club 4, Ski Ens 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Club 3,4; Drama Club 4, Mascoutin Layout Musical 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4, Basketball Staff 3, Copy Ed 4, Hugh O'Brian Delegate 1,4; Softball Mgr. 1,2,3,4, Audio Visual 2; School Play 4 1,2,4; Curators I; B Club 2,3,4, Badger Boy NOVAK, BRIAN — Football 1; Basketball 1; State Rep. 3; NHS 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 LAFLEUR, CLAUDINE — Track 1, Basket- PAGE, CHRIS — Football 1,2, Basketball ball 1; Volleyball 1, Audio Visual 4; FBL 4 1,2; Golf 3,4; Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4, Audio LEE, SARA — Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Pep Visual 3, B Club 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4 Club 2; FBL 3 PIECHOWSKI, DAN — Band 1,2,3,4; Cho- LODHOLZ, LORI — Glee Club 2, Chorus 1; rus 1, Football 2, FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA State Volleyball 1; Spanish Club 1,2; AFS 1,2 Farmer Degree 3 MACE, TAWNYA — Band 1,2,3,4, Pep QUICK, JAMIE — Basketball I, Art Club 4 Band 1,2,3,4, All Conf. Band 3; Solo Ens. RESOP, BRIAN — Football 2, FFA 1,2,3,4, 2,3,4; John Philip Sousa Award 2; Track 2; Sentinel 4 Basketball Stats 2,3, Cheerleader 1; Pep RESOP, RHONDA — Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4, Club 1; Prom Court 3, NHS 3,4; Who's Who Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1,4, Among Am. HS Students 3 Madrigal 3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Basketball MADDEN, JIM — Solo Ens. 3,4, Band 1,2, Volleyball 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4, State Solo 1.2.3.4, Chorus 1; Football I; Basketball Ens. 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4, Base- REW, PAUL — FFA 1,2,3,4 ball Cap 4; Audio Visual 3,4, B Club 2,3,4, RICKERT, LIZA — Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4, Glee Key Club 3,4, All Conf Golf 4, Band Trees Club 2,3, Chorus 1; FBL 4; Art Club 3,4, 4 , «, Mascoutin Layout Staff 3; Layout E FFA 1,2,3,4 C| NHS3,4 FFA 1.2 3,4 ffljpCK, ANNETTE - FBL 4 1 wSON, DON — FFA 1,2,3,4 JpfflQSSOW. DOUG - Chorus 1. Football MARKHAM, VIRGINIA — Glee Club,? 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2.3,4. AFS 4. B Club 3,4; FHA MALNORY, QMHT — MAI N BRIAN — FBL 3,4 . CATHERINE — Jazz Ens. 2, Band I 1,2 3,4, Chorus I; BasketboH I; Volleyball 1,2,3, Softball 1.2.3,4, Basketball Mgr 2,3; Pom Pon 3,4, Flags 2,3,4, AFS 1,2,3,4; Cu- rators 1.2,3,4; FBL 4. B Club 3,4; Ski Club 3.4, Mascoutin Typing Staff 4, NHS 3,4; Who's Who Among Am. HS Students 4 MICHAELS, MARK — Solo Ens 1,2.3,4, tate Sok Ens 1,2,3; Jazz Ens. 1,2, Band 1.2.3.4, Swing Choir 3,4, Orches Ya 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3; AFS 4, Curators 4, Key Club 4; Art Club 4; Ski Club 3,4, NHS 3.4 MIRACLE, SHELLY — Glee Club 2,3; Bas- ketball Mgr 1,2,3; Audio Visual 4, AFS 4. FBL 3,4, FHA 1,2.3.4, B Club 2,3,4; FHA Treas. 2, Vice Pres 4 MOLDENHAUER. AMY — Solo Ens. 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 2, Chorus 1,4; Tenms 2,3; Pom Pon 2,3, Flags 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4, Student Council Rep 1, Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4, Wm- terfest Court 1; NHS 3,4, All-State Band 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Flag Cap. 3,4; State Solo Ens. 1,2.3,4 MOLDENHAUER, KEN — Solo Ens 1.2,3,4; Jazz Ens. 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1.2.3.4, Madrigal 4. Swing Choir 1,2,3,4, Basketball ’ ,2,3; C.C. 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4, B Club 1,2.3,4 MORIEARTY, JANE — Solo Ens 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 3,4; CC 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; C C Cop. 2.4, FBL 3. B C 2.3.4, MVP C.C. 3 MORRIS. KRIS — Pep Club 2,3,4, German Club 1,2,3, AFS 3, Curators 3 MUSCAVITCH, MIKE — Football 2. Base Ml� 1; Golf 1, Audio Visual 4; Spanish CkiL pc 4; Curators 4, FBL 3,4, FFA 1,2 TP JERRY — FFA 1,2,3,4 Nf .f Tt BY — Glee Club 2 Chorus I; Basketb Httgr1 sual 4, AFS 3.4, FBL 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; B Club 3,4 NITZ, ED — Band 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1; ck I; Tennis 2,3; Student Council Rep ISk. Club 2,3,4, NHS I RUCKS, flNA — Bond 1.2,3.4. ChorJBM Ba tboll I, Sottb , 1,2, Flags 2,3,4 RUF. LUCY — Forensics 4, C.C. , Track 1, Audio Visual 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Ger- man Club 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4, Mascoutin Staff 3; NHS 3,4, Mock Trial 2.3.4, Who's Who Among Am. HS Students 4 SANDERS. CINDY — Solo Ens 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Chorus 1, BasketboH 1,2; VoHeyball 1,2,3,4, Track 1; Rifles Cap. 3.4, Rifles 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4; FBL 4, B Club 4, Ski Club 1,2,3; Mascoutm Staff 1,2,3, NHS 3,4; Who's Who Among Am HS Students 4 SCHMIDT, KEVIN — Footboll 1; FFA 3,4 SCHRAMER, BRUCE — Football 1,2, Base- ball 1,2; Prom Kmg 3 SCHMUDLACH, MICHELE — Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1; AFS 3.4. FBL 2,3,4. FHA 2,3.4 SCHULTZ, MONIKA — Track 1,2; Pom Pon 2,3, FBL 3 SEAMAN. KEN — Softball Mgr 1.2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4 SEROBE, FAITH — Chorus 4; AFS 4, FHA 4 SCHROCK, RANDY — Football 1, Wres- tling 2; FFA 1,2,3,4, Sec. FFA Tractor Driv- ing SILLANPAA. JIM — Solo Ens 1,2,3,4. Jazz Ens 1,2, Bond 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, 1,2.3,4; For ♦hoH 1,2.3 4; Bos 2,3, Football Cap 4;. Bsketball Cap 3,4 Audio Visual 3, FBL 4; pCIub 3,4, Badger Boys Rep 3, World Ab fair Seminar 3, Musical 2,3.4, NHS 3,4; Potate Solo Ens 2,3 ■pON, ANGIE Solo Ens 1,2,3,4. gJU Chorus 1,2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4 Vo “ :.3,4fneyball 1.2.3.4M Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Class Treas 1,2; Class Vice- Pres 4, Spanish Club I, FBL 3,4, B Club 3,4 SOBRALSKI, PAUL — Football 1,2. FBL 2,4 SODA. ANN — Basketball l; %froll I Student Council Rep 3,4; AjM Visual 3; Mascoutin Staff 2,3, Prom CouUf STROOK. JULIE — Spanish CJukJj 2.3.4, Art Club 4, MascouJi Staff 4. Library Club 1,2 TESKE, PAM — Glee Club 2,4. Softball 1.2, E6L 3 MLW W THIEMER, MICHELLE - Bosketball Spanish Club 2, Art Club THOMA, KIM — Glee Club 2,1,4; Chorus I ji Audio Visual 3, Curators 4, FHA 3,4; Ski Club 4 TINCHER, JOHN — Solo EnsJ| Jazz Ens 1,2, Band 1,Z3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4 v Football L2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4, C C 3, Wrestling Cap 4, Audio Vi- sual 1,2, AFS 4 B Club 3,4; Science Club 4; NHS 3.4 ; TOLLAKSON. KEVIN — Football 1.2,3,4, d. 4, Wrestling 1, - rom Court 3 La TO . Ak MARY — Basketball 1,2; Volley- ball 1; SotrbolL 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1, FE1L 2.3.4, P Club 3,4. Key Club 3,4 1; Softball I 2,3.4, Cheerleader 1; FBL 2.3.4, BfciuL 3 4. Key Club 3,4 TR0CHNSK1, DAWN — Glee Club 2, Trock 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4, Cap 4. Flags 4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Volleyfefall Cap. 4, Pom Pon 2; Class Pres. 1, Se AFS 4, B Club 4, Key Club 1,2,6,4; Art Club 4, Ski Club 4. Who's Who Among Am. HS Students 4 TROCHINSKI, MONICA — Glee Club 2,3, Chorus 1, Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Class Treas 1,3.4; FBL 3,4; FFA 3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Prom Court 3 UMBREIT, JASON — Jazz Ens. 1,2; Band 1,2,3, AFS 4, Curators 4; Key Club 4; Art Club 4, Sk. Club 1,2,3,4 VERGIN, KIM — Track 1,2; FBL 3,4 VERHEYEN, CRAIG Chorus 1; FootbaH 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Cap. 4; Track Cap 4, B Club 1.2.3.4, Prom Court 3, Mr Berlin 4; Home- coming Court 2,4; Badger Boy State Rep. 3, NHS 3,4; State Track 2,3 VIERTEL, TRINA — Chorus 1; Volleyball I; Track 1; Art Club 3,4 WAGNER. STEVE — FootbaH 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Cap. 4; FFA 1,2,3; B Club 1.2.3.4, Prom Court 3 WILDE. DOUG — Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, BasebaH Cap. I, Class Treos. 4; B Club 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Co irt 3, Homecoming Court 1,3; Winterte r C xirt 1,3 WUCHEREC SHARON — Solo Ens. 2,3; Flute Choir 3, Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; C.C. 2; Volleyh ill I; Basketball I; Trock 1; Cheerleocer 2.3, Cap. 2, Rifles 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1 2,3. AFS 1.2. Spanish Club 4, B Club 2.3.4, key Club 2, Mascoutin Staff 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4 ■VUSKE. VAI I - £ — Solo Ens. 1,2,3,4, Glee Ck- 3 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Art Club 4 YOUNG. Ai - Football I. FFA 1,2.3,4 ZINK, ALI FN — Science Club 4. NHS 3.4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, B Club 3,4, Kev Club 2,3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 17 All Conf. Volleyball 4 SOBIESKI, MARY BETH — Solo Ens. 1; . A jt- I As people say a picture tells a thousand words, we hope this yearbook tells ten-thousand words. For the past year we have combined laughter, smiles, events, and spirit in Mascoutin '86. We hope the reflections in the waves spark your memory so the story goes .., I'm sailing away Set an open course for the Virgin Sea. For I've got to be free Free to face the life that's ahead of me. Come sail away, come sail away with me. On board I'm the captain So climb aboard. We'll search for tomorrow On every shore, And I'll try, try to carry on. I look to the sea Reflections in the waves spark my memory. Some happy some sad. I think of my friends And the dreams we have. We'll live happily forever So the story goes Come sail away, come sail away with me. We'll try our best To carry on ... Being in the spirit, Monica dressed herself and her Cabbage Patch in matching to- gas during Homecoming spirit week. Being herself, Lynnette Hess was chosen from many applicants to be part of the McDonald's All-American High School Band. Shelley Miracle, making herself a clown, enjoys making others laugh at Nursing Homes and Hospitals. 115 Sailin' On a