Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

$Vu 01£aacoutin Station ia 3e3tcatc ) to tlve memory of out j tie«3 and leac wx, 01Lx. Don oftanic. cflw tWiorua Ire lieu laMoJkl UA vSiff remain vJitlr UA UttOutjlvOut tlt€ XCbt of OUT £u2€A. EDUCATORS JODY REIF: U.W. Osh- kosh, U.W. Madison, Teaching Spanish 6 years, Pom Pon, Spanish Club DAVID ZIEMANN: Marquette Univ; Teach- ing English 23 yrs., Fo- rensics, Sr. Adv. WILLIAM DEG ROOT: UW-Stevens Point, BUS 9 yrs. Social Studies, Key Club Adv., Ski Club, Ju- nior Adv. LYNN MENDEN: U.W. LaCrosse; Teaching Phy. Ed. 3 yrs. V. Volleyball. J.V. G. Basketball MARILYN VOELT- NER: U.W. Osh-kosh; Teaching English 21 yrs., Red 'n' Green, Frosh Adv. JAMES NEUMEIER: U.W. Platteville, Teach- ing Indust. Ed. 16 yrs. 2 Teachers Principal Robert Ganka Superintendent Ray Kinziger CHERYL COATS: U.W. Whitewater, BHS 9 yrs. Shorthand, Acct. Auto. Acct. Data Prox., Bus. Mach., Off. Proc. MICHAEL HERMAN- SON: U.W. Madison, U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching Social Studies 19 yrs.. Varsity Football coach, Senior Adv. and Guid- ance STEVE STELL- MACHER: Ripon Col- lege, Teaching Phy. Ed. 10 yrs.. Athletic Director, Varsity Football and Track Coach, B-Club CRAIG CHOVANEC: U.W. Milwaukee, Teach- ing English 13 yrs. Foren- sics NANCY CARR: Univ. Minn Duluth, Teaching Biology 3 yrs.. Science Club CHARLES GAL- LENGER: U.W. River Falls, Teaching Agricul- ture 10 yrs. FFA and Soph Adv. Teachers 5 JAMES FEAVEL: U.W. Madison, Teaching Eng- lish and Photography 16 yrs., Jr. Adv. DON FRANK: U.W Oshkosh. U.W. Milwau- kee, Teaching Math Physics 27 yrs., Senior Adv. JOAN HANRAHAN: U.W. Stout Teaching Home Economics 2 yrs. KAREN MACAULAY: U.W. Platteville. Teach- ing English Reading 9 yrs.. Macoutin Frosh. Adv. VERN TOLLAKSON: U.W. Platteville, Teach- ing Ind. Arts 19 yrs.. J.V. Football, Jr. Adv. TOM MACKIN: U.W. Oshkosh. Teaching Mu- sic 16 yrs., Frosh. Adv. A Teachers DAN MENDEN: U.W Stout, Teaching Ind. Arts 4 yrs.. Softball Coach RICK KOON: U.W, Stout Teaching Ind. Arts 8 yrs., Frosh. Adv.. Base- ball Coach FRAN KUBICK; U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching Learning Disabilities 7 yrs., Frosh Adv. MARGARET GUERT- LER U.W La Crosse, Teaching English 19yrs., Forensics, Sr. Adv. CHET POLKA U.W. Stevens Point, U.W. Madison. Teaching His- tory 34 yrs., Golf Coach, Curators Club. Audio Vi- sual, Soph. Adv. PAUL ROETHEL: U.W. Oshkosh U.W. Madison, Teaching Math 28 yrs., Sr. Adv. Teachers S CHERYL MOCADLO: U.W. Madison, Teaching Math and Science 1 yr. Student Council ROBERT PRELLWITZ: U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching History 1 yr., Var. Basket- ball, Girls Track and As- sit. Football Coach GARY KNOKE: Valpar- aise and Oshkosh Univer- sities, Teaching S.S. 22 yrs.. Forensics KAY VOGT: U.W. Plat- teville, Teaching Math and Computer Sci. 3 yrs.. Pep Club LEE BORN: River Falls and Stout Universities, Director of Guidance, first yr in Berlin DONALD DEM1CK Northland College, Teaching Politics, Eco- nomics, and S.S. 1 yr.. Var Basketball Coach, Frosh Adv. CUSTODIANS: ROW 1: C. Boening. A. Chi- kowski, M. Lane, C. Schmudlach ROW 2: C. Geib, T. Sonnentag, D. Erler.J. Darnick Row 3: R. Martin, W. Moriearty, B. Meyer, D. Zabel, D. Kunde 6 Teachers MICHAEL SCHULZ: St. Norbert and U.W. Eau Claire, Teaching all music courses 1 yr., Soph Adv. KEVIN MOLL: U.W. Stevens Point and U.W. I.aCrosse, Teaching all an courses 1 yr., Jr. Adv. DON A VON ROSSOW South Dakota St., Teach- ing Math and Computer Sci. 21 yrs.. Soph Adv. BARBARA CLASEN: Ripon College. Librarian for 21 yrs., Curriculum Committee SANDRA LOTHER: U.W. Whitewater, Teach- ing Business 17 yrs., FBL, Jr. Adv. BERNARD BEAMAN: U.W. Oshkosh, U.W Madison, Teaching Math 22 yrs., Asst. Principal, Trans. Supervisor COOKS: ROW 1: B. Helstad. E. Krause. R. Leone ROW 2: J. Miller, C. Neubauer, R. Kettlewell, M. Johnson Teachers 7 LARRY CARLSON: Gustavus Aldolphus, St. Peter, Teaching Science 20 yrs., Frosh Adv. CHARLES SCHULTZ: U.W. Milwaukee and Oshkosh, Teaching Spe- cial Ed. 17 yrs., Jr. Adv. DOLORES LEHMAN: U.W. Oshkosh and Northern Mich.. Guid- ance TOM LaFONTAINE: U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching S.S., Driver's Ed., 8 yrs.,Jr. Adv. DON MACAULAY: U.W. Oshkosh, Teaching Chem, Bio. 8 yrs.. Cross Country Coach, Jr. Adv. STEVE POTTER: U.W Whitewater, Teaching Phy. Ed. and Bio. 17 yrs. DONNA ZIETLOW Stout Univ., Teaching Home Ec. 30 yrs.. FHA. Senior Adv. KAREN ROSSOW: Li- brarian Aide 8 Teachers OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mary Krebsbach and Norene Seaman DAVID RICHMOND: Whitewater and Madison Univs., Teaching Busi- ness 28 yrs. Bus. Yrbk. Adv., Frosh Adv. HELEN ROGERS: U.W. Steven Points, Teaching Home Ec. 17 yrs. LINDA HANSEN: Oak- land Univ., Teaching German 16 yrs., German Club, Senior Adv. CHERYL HOPSON: U.W. La Crosse. Teach- ing Phy. Ed. 16 yrs. BOARD OF EDUCATION: ROW 1: G. Johnson, S. Haase. L. Kafer.J. Wu- cherer, C. Seaman ROW 2: Supt. R. Kinziger. L. Clark. N. Simon, L. Olson Teachers 9 Roxanne Krause is employed at Hardee's. Tim Wallaca and Randy Mulder are both Main Street workers. What are you doing tonight' Working. This is a common response heard here at Berlin High School. Many students have after school and weekend jobs. The most common reason to work is that students have to get money from somewhere and most parents won t just give it. The money students earn from these jobs is used in many different ways. Some students just use their money to go out and have a good time. Other students stash every dime and penny away for their future education, or that car that they want so bad. Then they won't have to share with mom and dad anymore. Most underclassmen have a harder time getting jobs than upperclassmen because of lack of transportation, and in most cases not being old enough. But some of these underclassmen babysit for neighbors and friends, or do yard work and other small jobs. Some students are fortunate enough to have their job right at their own home as in farming. Seniors Andy Sobieski and Paul Brueggan work on the family farm with their parents. Other students even start their own business. An example of this is the many students at our school who have become interest- ed in the DJ business. They have started their own or bought someone elses. Besides working at home and self-started businesses, there are many different kinds of jobs held by other students at BUS. In the Berlin area some of the largest employers are the Green Tree Mall, Hardee's and the Main Street Restaurant. We talked to some of the students who work at the Main Street Restaurant and they for the most part seem to enjoy their jobs. Some of the positions held are short order cook, dishwash- er, bus person and waitress. The employees say that their boss considers them just one big family and this helps them to work better. A common job for a male in this area is to be a carryout boy or shelf Stocker at one of the local grocery stores such as Sentry, Greening or Super Valu. When speaking with some of the boys they seem to enjoy their jobs but say when working long hours, they really get tired from all the running around. They have to be polite and smile at the customers even if they don't have the energy anymore. Berlin students even travel outside the area to find jobs. For example, senior Michelle McGrath works at the A W restaurant in Wautoma, and junior Kerri Jones is employed by McDonald's of Ripon. When talking with students we found some of the most uncommon jobs. Some of them were cleaning WISS station by Kari Branske. furniture delivery by Jim Kasuboski. and office work and straightening at Nigbor Furs done by I.ana Pomplun. Most students seem to feel that having a job during high school has been an advantage for them. They feel they will be better prepared for what is ahead when they start career hunting after school. Shane Luethe and Peter Kasuboski are employed at Greenings. Shelly Bartol and Jenny LaBuda are employed at Greenings. Julie W'ucherer works at Ben Franklin. Troy Hitchcock and Lisa Leppin work at Jeff s Pizza. Working Studenti II This group was out and about on a Saturday night. Welcome to the night life with the students of BHS. There are many different personalities in our student body and so students participate in many different nighttime activities, because of our varying Wisconsin climate, people's activities change as the weather does. When students stay in the Berlin area at night they are limited for social activity. So many students make their own fun. Some students just hop in the Car and cruise town until they find some friends at Hardee s are just downtown. School dances and games are weekly activities and are regularly attended events for some students. Most feel this is a good time. Students who have their license often go outside the area for entertainment such as to Oshkosh shopping, out to eat, or to the movies. Going outside the area can be interesting even if it's just doing nothing or road tripping.” Becoming more common is home entertainment using the new VCR. Many students just invite friends over to watch a movie. They have small home parties with food and beverage. Whatever the type of entertainment enjoyed by students, ev- eryone loves to be with friends! DOUBLE Greg and Scott Drum We have some unique and interesting people roaming the halls at BUS and among this group of unique individuals is six sets of twins. Yes. right here at BUS. Some of these people you may see every day and not even realize that one or the other is a twin. The freshman class has its own Cristie and Catie Chase. Cristie and Catie enjoy doing pretty much the same things and spend much of their time together. Both participated in volleyball and basketball. Horses are also enjoyed by both. They are a lot alike but classmates consider Catie the more outgoing of the two. Sophomores Greg and Scott Drum are quite different from one another. For about 5 years Greg has been interested in dirt bikes. He is now thinking of racing one. On the other hand Scott is known for his interest in running. He has had the opportunity to run at state in both cross country and track. Amy and Ann Kurczek are twins who spend much of their time together. They especially enjoy being together in the sum- mer months. They don't look anything like each other but share Amy and Ann Kurczek Cristie and Catie Chase 14 Twins TAKE many of the same interests such as volleyball and softball. Jenny and John VanSistine are twins with distinctions. Jenny, a junior, likes to listen to music, go to concerts and, of course, go shopping. John, a sophomore, has interests that lie in hunting, the movies, and he also likes guns. Seniors Dan and Dave Gimenez never find any problems being twins because No one ever believes we are twins!” Dan, who thinks he is the better looking twin, is interested in spons. On the other hand Dave, the more intense of the two, is involved in mechanics. Two Extremely individual” twins are seniors Lisa and Lori Leppin. Firstborn Lisa is more outgoing and always feels like going for it.” Lori is a more reserved person and enjoys writing and reading poetry. Yes, we have six sets of twins at BUS but we also have twelve very different and unique people. Twins 15 KEV FBL ™ AFS ART FFA PEP SKI B- CL UB DRAMA CURATOR SPANISH GERMAN BHS POWERED SKI CLUB: Row 1; D McCarthy, G. Hatch, S. Fox. J. Wucherer, M. Lewellyn, T. Na- vin. Row 2; S. Cujak, B. Pena. M. Edinger.J. Skipchak. L. Field. L. Krause. Row 3;J. Nitz, M. Lewellyn, D. Schutte, R. Leigh, D. Kolpin, K. Maug. M. Walters, K. Radliff. Row 4; L. Leppin, R. Burmeister, C. Ver- heyen, G. Jodarski, M. Hess, B. Hermanson. Row 5; K. Tollakson, M. Walters, D. Petras- zak,J. Londowski B-CLUB: Row l; D. Bloch, G. Hatch.J. Ries.J. Chikowski, S. Fox. S. Nigbor, R. Piechowski, P Kujawa. S. Yonke, K Patchett Row 2; L. Guden, P. Wilde, B. Polk, P. Kujawa. S. Lodholz.J. Kawuboski, D. Domke, S. Gravunder, B. Walker, M. Lewellyn.J. Wucherer Row 3; L. Voeltner. M. Michaels. J. Jodarski. D. Neubauer. T. Mack, A Kurczek. A. Sobieski. H. Brooks. K. Butterbrodt. M. Schry, M. Piotrowski Row 4; T. Haskins. T. Cotanch. L. Neubauer. J.Jamak. C. Verheyen.J. Scovillc. C. Smith. M. Lehman, T. Hitchcock, S. Pear- son, D. Thom Row 5; L. Morris. K. Peschke.J. Treder. S. Drum. S. Piotrowski. B. Bending. S. Wagner. C. Hoffmann. M. Williams Row 6; W. Featherston, B. Price. B. Johnson, J. Besaw. T Hess, S. Rodencal. S. Bartol, J. Thompson AFS; Row 1; C. Greening, L. Christiansen, L. Field, S. Cujak, N. Zink, S. Nowicki Row 2; C. Meyer. K. Eagan, J. Olson, B. Pena, V. Belfeuil, V. Johnson Row 3; C. Nowicki, C. Nehring, A. Markofski.J. Ruf Ingrid Ehrlich came to Berlin through the AFS program from Neenah, WI. She is from Felsberg, Germany that has a popu- lation of 10,000. It is near Kassel, which has a population of 220,000. Ingrid is stay- ing with the Ron Kolpin family. What she likes about going to a smaller school is that is it is more personal. But she dislikes the closed campus and hates the fact that Phy. Ed. is required. Her likes and hobbies include the sym- phony and musicals. She also likes to swim and go to movies. She was on the JV swim team and Pom Pon squad at Neenah. Ingrid also plays trumpet in band. Ingrid attended high school at Kassel, which has 13 grades. Her future plans after completing the 13 grades is to major in chemistry. We wish you luck and happiness in the future. 18 AFS Of Culture GERMAN CLUB: Row !; M. Zietlow Row 2; M. Braun, A. Markofski, J. Ruf, S. Nowicki Row 3; E. Marks, B Pena, I). Briski, C. Nowicki, L. Field, Adv. L. Hansen. A. Kelm SPANISH CLUB Row 1; D. Kolpin, D. Posorske, C. Meyer, J. Kleisner, C. Paeth, D. Durrant, S. Cujak. K. Branske Row 2; B. Neumann. A. Viertel, K. Kasubaski, S. Murkley, K. Nicholas. L. Minsky, K. Wiese. D. Hanke, C. Wilde Row 3; T. Baxter, V. Belfeuil, T. Besaw, V. Johnson, S. Ziemann.J.Jodarski. B. Marvin, M. Brey. C. Nehring Row 4; Adv. Reif, S. Hansen, J. Gelhar, N. Zink.J. Dobson,J. Londowski, M. Kelm.J. Yasick.J. Andersen, M. Dahl, D. Petraszak Spanish, German 19 IGNITING FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Row 1; J. Strook. Y. Fleegal, S. Minsky, C. Fritz. Adv. D. Zictlow Row 2; K. Schmudlach, J. Fugmann. T. Tracy, C. Boening, K. Branske, J. LaBuda. A. Kurczek Row 4;J. Londowski, C. Perez. L. Buh- row, R. Krause. M. I.ewellyn, A. Sobieski FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS: Row 1; Adv. S. Lother, M. McGrath, S. Luethe, D. Tovar, J. Chikowski, J. Haedt, M. Steger, K. Jones, E. Blickhahn, S. Pearson Row 2; T. Hoffman, C. Wilde. A. Viertel.J. Scoville, D. Briski, R. Stumpner, H. Brooks. S. Minsky. J. Johnson, P. Kujawa, S. De Castro Row D. Hempel, D. Dewhurst. T. Everett. T. Rogers, S. Harthun, T. Rozek, J. Jodarski, D. Dur- rant, T. Schroeder, B. Murkley, C. Smith Row 4; D. Bending, C. Boening. T. Tracy, T. Schoppenhorst, L. Guden, T. Hitchcock, N. Barnes, T. Haskins, L. Pomplun, R. Krause Row 5; M. Walters, A. Sobieski, A. Kurczek. J. Kasuboski, M. Williams, S. Hansen, M. Trochinski, L. Wagner, B. Dexter, K. Branske 20 FHA. FBI. THE FUTURE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Row 1; Adv. C. Gallinger, M. Gunka. R Rickert, K. Krentz, T. Thoma. M. Hollis. R Piechowski Row 2; S. Wagner. K. Buhrow, L. Lemke, S. Yonke. D. Thom, R. Markowski, J. Kasubaski, D. LaBuda. M. Gehring, C. Dutcher Row L. Rogers, S. Klawitter, T, Chase. T. Schroeder. C. Yonke, T. Kettlewell. K. Kiplin, P. Morkley, B. Manning, C. Fink Row 4; A. Briskie. S. Kallas. S. Rogers. R. Klawitter, K. Kasuboski. R. Branke, T. Krombos, T. Gies. C. Malson Row 5; B. Briskie, J. Radtke. S. Rickert, J. Maple, K. McConnell. T. Tracy. V. Berndt. L, Burrow. T. Smerling. R. Lichtenberg Row 6; D. Polakowski. R. Malson, P. Brueggen. A, Sobieski.J. Heise. D. Clark. M. Verburgt. B. Dexter, C. Chamberlin Row 7; E. Tetzke, P. Thoma, B. Resop, R, Sobieski. D. Werch. J. Gasson. B. Kerstell, T. Mack Row 8; J. Boening. D. Strebelinski FFA 21 VOCAL CURRENT FORENSICS: Row 1; M. Mol- denhauer, J. Janiak. L. Leppin, K. Krause Row 2; K. Weise. M. Olson, D. Christiansen. D. Bris- kie, K. Clark MOCK TRIAL: Row 1; S. Cu- jak, M. Walters, T. Robinson, I. Ehrlich, M. Hess Row 2; K. But- terbrodt, L. Leppin Row 3; A. Markofski, B. Lubbert, J. Ya- sick, G. Hatch 22 Forensics. Mock Trial CHARGED UP AUDIO VISUAL: Row 1; C. Hoffmann, L. Wagner. B. Gallert, N. Barnes, S. Minsky, R. Stumpner, Adv. C. Polka Row 2; S. Ziemann, D. Helmrick. R. Brunke, T. Unke, L. Christiansen, T. Haskins. W. Pick, S. Brunke Row J; M. Trochinski, A. Sobieski, A. Kurczek. S. Dowell. A. Swisher. B. Lubbert, T. Schroeder, J. Olson Audio Visual 23 FREELANCE RED 'N' GREEN STAFF: Row 1; Photography EditorJ. Kasubaski. Reporter L. Leppin, Editorial Page Editor K. Branske. ReporterJ. I.aBuda. Reporter S. Bartol Row 2; Copy Editor S. Polka, Spons Editor L. Neubauer. Editor-in-Chief S. Pearson CIRCUIT ilbfuj jufifiii dotU Ma if' dJu ai noti X mxqL uud COOpiiOdii)! iftctt W sltUi MiC UO 0 ' tfy a- UffiuMtfi X jtiu fri' xU XuMj « dtifiniif dle d sh uM f Mu toUft MMiti diOiUMi. dMuuinJ- MunatOAfiM U yiocuf {hi XcJuM Of sHH df a'tu yd V iiiit dc JiatJi ffysucA- Yf aMowJJu M uif of Jii M tic U ud MfoCt. 05 u dtuM iltuf J cOuJfriJ jt fi fiU0t jj6uUuui Arfvd io Jiavt mcuiOtJ Jm uduzj d a umMnec- 3hiL+JiJ nia UA 4 JtfHdd ajbu Jkjlc Xc MfrMf Wi. Mu MudiM UUdlthJ Xtuu vottfd jU .yfic mUui-cMu iiJj. Jifijjt dAad Mu n o xmlf £rutK) .Aid U-nci Aiu nou+i Miof Mu UviMi cY Mu. rfarfLMiiL4. W jUfuiOj idui y kucotM iOl f Jufjl Ulin sMtlf? ffulu. JjlJLllUCUj) JltAJ st - XjHC UJi dioUcaii Mui X'oof' ulvtJ sifi u-...... ujo c. — IflicfulL dcMy Senior at'i tdt-far YEARBCX)K STAFF: Row 1; M. Coleman, L Wagner. M. Schry. M. Walters, C. Briski, Y. Fleegal Row 2; C. Nehring.J. Olson, C. Nowicki, T. Everett, T. Baxter Publications 2S INDIAN VIGOR SCIENCE CLUB: Row 1; K. Peschke, T. Kollat. M. Schry. T. Londowski, M. Zietlow Row 2; J. Dobson, M. Lehman, J.Janiak CURATORS: Row 1; R Stumpner. J. Olson, S. Brunke, T. Haskins. Adv. C. Polka Row 2; D. Helmrick. M. Coleman. X'. Pick, C. Fritz, J. Strook 26 Science Club. Curators ARTISTIC FLAIR DRAMA CLUB: Row 1; S. Johnson, I. Ehrlich, M. Moldenhauer, M. Hess, R. Jones, J. Davis, L. Christiansen Row 2; Adv. K. Moll, W. Pick. J. Olson. T. Rob- inson. J. Skipchack. T. Mack Row 3; B. Pomplun. G. Potter, D. Christiansen, N. Zink. K. Paulsen ART CLl'B: Row 1; M. Coleman. B. Hoffman. Adv. K. Moll.J. Olson Row 2; K. Barnhart, S. Rickert, M. Feather- ston, B. Pena I ama Club. An Club 27 BEACH BASH ’87 Welcome to Beach Bash '87! No. not in Florida. Right here at Berlin High School! Students enjoyed the opportunity to break out their beach wear in the middle of winter and dance the night away. 28 Beach Ba h SPARK OF LIFE January 28, 1987, saw the first annual Student Council Blood Drive held at BUS. This is the first time anything of this nature has been attempted as an in-school function. I'nder the direction and support of Mrs. Jerrie Dahl-Fitzger- ald, the Student Council laid the groundwork for the event, which turned out to be more successful than anyone ever dreamed. Super Valu donated all of the sandwich-making materials needed for the canteen. At 7:00 a.m. the morning of the drive Student Council members came to butter, cut, and wrap sand- wiches. Council members were also responsible for the most important part of the event — recruiting donors. The Madison based Red Cross team arrived at 10:50 to begin setting up. It was assisted by volunteers from the community who helped in set-up. registration, collection and serving food in the canteen area. The drive was held from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and in this time ninety-one students and faculty members signed up and donated blood. By the end of the afternoon the Red Cross had collected 69 units of blood. This was 19 pints over the 50 which it had hoped to collect. We asked some students if they would donate again: Senior Dawn Domke said, This was my fifth time!” Senior Kari Branske stated, Yah, only if I get fed. Senior Shawn Pearson, who was unable to donate, said, I think more people would have given if it hadn't been on a game day. I would have. Student Council Treasurer Michelle Schry commented. It really made me feel a great deal of pride in the students here. Seeing them all pull together made all of the hard work worth- while. As a whole the project was a tremendous success. Hopefully future classes will make this worthwhile event a lasting tradition at BHS. Senior Mike Gunka waits for the chance to give blood. Even faculty members like teacher. Mr. Demick. got in on the blood drive. BLxxi Drive 29 CLUBS WITH KEY CLUB: Row 1; K. Verheyen, K. Klinzinger. C. Wilde, K. Clark Row 2;J. Shipchak. T. Navin. L. Field. C. Hoffman, T. Schroeder, C. Briski. K. Peschke. Y. Fleegal Row 3; M. Hess. M. Lawent. D. Dewhurst, M. Lehman, C. Gonyo, R. Burmeister. N. Moldenhauer, L. Morris. D. Briski Row 4;J. Scoville. D. Tovar, B. Neumann. A. Viertel, S. Mulder.). Londowski, T. Kollat. T. Londowski Row 3; R. Kleisner, M. Walters. M. Moldenhauer. J. Gelhar Key Club is a community service program. The Key Club has sponsored many activities such as a movie theater, a canned food drive, and a community scholarship. It has also co-sponsored an air-band jam. The members have also worked at the openings of the Berlin Historical Museum and baseball diamond. They helped with Special People Day and they sell popcorn at the football games. They also have a special leaf raking project for the elderly. VITALITY PEPCLl'B: Row 1; K McConnell. J Maple. T Rozek. P Wilde. B Neumann, B. Marvin. M Brey Row 2; L Morris, E. Hrebik. D. De whurst, V. Belfeuil, T. Schroeder. T. Besaw, J. Recore. T. Butt. W. Pick Row 3; M. Michaels. S. Sheridan. C. Wilde, D. Tovar. T. Morehouse, J. St rook, J. Koehn, D. Klawitter, M. McGrath. K. Barnhart The Pep Qub tvhich was started last year is now up to 30 members. President Patti Wilde said. 1 think we have better participation, but we need more ideas for future projects. The Pep Club's goal is to increase the total school spirit. To do this it makes signs to support the athletic events. It also sells pom pons, T-shirts and pins. A project which it has in the process now is a hoop for the basketball players to run through at the beginning of the game. This year the Pep Club aslo announced the 1986 Homecoming Court. SENIOR TRIVIA What is the most common surname in the senior class' What is the most common girl's first name in the senior class? What is the most common boy's first name in the senior class? What contest has the class of 1987 remained undefeated in? What senior girl was a baby diaper model? Who are the tallest and shortest seniors' What senior cheerleaders have been members of the squad all four years? What number of seniors graduated at semester.' What senior graduated with the highest grade point average? What senior had run at the state track meet three years in a row? What senior was all-conference in two sports? What senior has had works published? What senior as a junior was Junior Athlete of the Year ? What senior has gone to state in forensics three in a row.' Answers follow on following page. i pillions for tne----gB— Vt Best Sellers Fruit: apple Vegetable: potato V'1’ •J Frozen (ood: Minute Maid Orange Juice ■ 1986 model car;.J' ' ‘) F'onl Escort ; ’.'V ,j Toy: Cabbage b Patch Kids Candy bar. Snickers Jj Ice-cream flavor;-.A wV vanilla IS Answers to senior trivia Clark. Michelle. David. Yelling Contest. Kari Branski. Shawn Pearson — tallest. Teresa Mack — shortest. Julie Wucherer and Jeanne Johnson. Two. Karen Kinziger. Brian Johnson. Caren Verheyen, Lori Leppin. Mike Williams. Kellie Clark July 19, 1986 was the day when Miss T. became Mrs. Men- den. Mr. Menden popped the question on June 30, 1983, and so they got married this summer in Wisconsin Rapids at St. Law- rence Church. Mr. Menden says, that he is treated differently now that he is married. Students do not accuse him of going out with other faculty members anymore. Mrs. Menden says, that she is not treated in an other way by the students although students still call her sometimes Miss T. , but they are learning! Good luck to both of them with their marriage and private life and of course, in their sport activities and teaching at B.H.S. WATT’S This year. B.H.S. was privileged to add four new faces to its teaching staff. They include Mrs. Macadlo in Chemistry and Math. Mr. Demick in Social Studies, Mr. Schultz in Music and Mr. Moll in Art. Also after the retirement of Mr. Crow, we received a new guidance director by the name of Mr. Born. So far, all the new teachers are enjoying our school and teaching here. I enjoy it here quite well, the students are very acceptive of what I do, replied Mr. Demick. Tm happy here. I like it very much. The students are very cooperative, hard-work- ing and are interested in quality work, Mr. Schultz said. All the teachers are enjoying teaching in a small town. It's small enough to meet kids personally, Mrs. Macadlo says. Mr. Born replied, I enjoy this school because of the friendly atmo- sphere and people take time for each other; not like the big city where it is more stressful and crazy.” Mr. Moll feels that B U S. is a new challenge for him and he added. I m impressed with the wide range of talented students. Welcome to B.H.S. and the best of luck to all of you. NEW This year has brought a few changes to old faces . It has brought a new position for Mr. Hermanson in Guidance and Mr. Prellwitz in Social Studies. It has also brought the long awaited reunion of Miss Reif to our Spanish Department. Mr. Hermanson is one of the new guidance counselors this year. He is enjoying his new position very much. ”1 like the change of pace. It's nice to stay in class part of the day and one part in the Guidance Department. When asked if he misses teaching all his classes he replied. No, I'm teaching my favorite class. 20th Century Wars. Mr. Prellwitz had a change as well. Besides being the coach of the Boys Varsity Basketball and Girls Track, he is now a teacher in the Social Studies Department. This is Mr. Prellwitz's first year teaching and he likes it very much. I enjoy the challenge, he says. It was not that difficult for him to adjust to the new position but, It was difficult getting used to learning material. It's a challenge to keep the students involved, he concluded. After being away from B.H.S. for one year. Miss Reif returned as our Spanish teacher. In the meantime she was at L'W-Madison earning her Masters Degree. When asked why she decided to go back. Miss Reif said I wanted the extra literature knowledge and a raise in pay. It was not all fun and games in Madtown, as she recalls, it was hard to get back into studying and taking tests but I'm more organized since I have returned. The best of luck to these teachers in their new positions. Mrs. Macadlo. new in the Chemistry department Nice catch, Jbh. Chris Boening joins the Ghost busters as an honorary member. Brad Resop and Katin Johnson three wheel in Patti Wilde on Satur- day chore dut at her home. Mrs. Zietlow enjoys some time with students to talk Student Life V7 VOCAL INTENSITY FRESHMEN CHOIR: Row 1; S. Hartman, C, Kruegar, M. Mulder, J. Pankratz. K. Paulsen, J. Fugmann. A. Schram, G. Potter, C. Smith Row 2; D. Kolpin, K. Schmudlach. D. Christiansen. J. Bartol, J. Lange. J. Tracey, T. Rhodes. J. I.ondowski. K. Wiese. J. Andersen Row S;J. N’itz. T. Ellis. M. Calabresa. S. Brunke. J. Swenson. C. Grissom, S. Clark, J, Hoinacki, M. Olson, M. Lewellyn. C. Young, G. Westerbeek GI.EE CLUB: Row 1; T. Kollat. S. Hoffmann, T. Rogers, P. Wilde, S. Jewinski, D. Klawitter, S. Rickert Row 2; C. Seaman. T. Polakowski. S. Mattice. V.Johnson, L. Morris, A. Briskie, C, Groskreutz Row S; K Barnhart J.Jodarski, H. Brooks. C Briski, B. Pom- plun, V. Belfeuil. C. Nowicki, W. Pick 8 Freshmen Choir, Glee Club MADRIGAL: T. Lyne. S. Sattler, D. Anderson. X'. Pick, K. Butterbrodt, S. Hansen, C. Timmerman, S. Pearson, K. Kinziger, B. Johnson, K. Clark, C. Rohde, M. Braun, J. Thompson. S. Polka, D. Lyne Madrigals S9 CONCER I BAND; Row 1; K. Clark, A. Wagner, B. Pomplun, S. Sheridan, L. Morris.J. Kleisner, D. Anderson. D. Krebs. D. Christiansen, D. Kolpin. G. Potter, K. Chase. K. Paulsen Row 2;J. Johnson. L. N’eubauer, C. Meyer, P. Knoke. T. Morehouse, S. Mulder, C. Niemuth. T. Kollat. J. Dobson,J. Londowski. T. Rhodes. T. Londowski.J. Davis, C. Chamberlin, N. Bloch, M. Lehman, L. Christiansen. B. Polk Row 3; S,Johnson. M. Gunka. D. Posorske. V. Trampf, T. Schreoder. K. McConnell. A. Schram. D. Schutte, G. Albright,J. Lueck, D. Bloch, K. Kinziger. P. I Spirito. S. Fox. J. Ries. C. Grissom, R. Burmeister, P. Wilde. J. Hoinacki, M. Featherston, J. Pankratz. 1. Ehrlich. T. Be saw, M. Calabresa, N. Moldenhauer. M. Zietlow, T. Robinson. D. N’eubauer Row 4; J. N'itz.J. Olson. T. Navin, L. Field, S. Clark. R. Kleisner. B. Hermanson, C. Rhode, D. Olson, C. Gonyo. S. Sanders. A. Kelm. Director T. Mackin. D. Erb, B. Simon, M. Edinger. D. Demick. J. Fox. L. Fyrlund. J. Treder. J. Resop. C. Coats, R. Krebs, K. Block. P. Mehn. B. Johnson DRUM MAJORETTES: Bottom; Kellie Clark. Top; Linda Neubauer to Concert Band. Flap At Rifles FLAGS AND RIFLES: Row 1; C. Mever. M. Gunka, J. Johnson. B. Polk. L. Guden, C. Niemuth Row 2; V. Trampf. Dir. D. Kramer. Asst. Dir. P. Paulsen. P. Knoke. K. Nicholas. T. Na- vin.J. Londowski Row 3; B. Pomplun. S. Ziemann Row 4; K. Butterbrodt, D. Flanzel. A. Schram. N. Bloch. G. Pot- ter. N. Kannenberg Row 5; C. Wilde. J. VC'ucherer. A. Viertel Concert Band. Flags Rides 41 MUSICAL CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1; P. Knoke, V. Trampf, D. Neubauer, T. Navin, T. Besaw. K. Krause. S. Alexander, T. Lyne, C. Paeth, L. Field. T. Mack Row 2; K. Kinziger, A. Ellis, J. Resop, S. Bartol, S. Polka, J. Kleisner, L. Neubauer, C. Timmerman, M. Lawent, C. Nie- muth, M. Braun, K. Butterbrodt, S. Ziemann. K. Clark Row 3; M. Braun, S.Johnson, C. Rohde.J. Thompson, C. Hoffmann. R. Kleisner. P. Mehn, S. Hansen. S. Pearson. J. Besaw, S. Sattler. R. Krebs, D. Lyne, K. Tollakson. L. Christiansen, C. Meyer Row 4; S. Murkley. D. Anderson, D. Posorske, C. Gonyo, T. Tracy, C. Seaman, M. Lehman, B. Simon, T. Rodgers. M. Edinger, W. Pick. R. Burmeister. B.John- son, M. Hayes, P. DeSpirito, J. Davis, K. Berryman. S. Gravunder 42 Concert Choir MOVEMENT SWING CHOIR: Row 1; C. Rohde. T. Lyne, J. Besaw Row 2; D. Neubauer, S. Sattler. R. Burmeister, C. Gonyo, C. Niemuth Row P. Knoke. K. Tollakson. K. Clark. C. Timmerman, S. Alexander, R. Krebs, M. Braun Row 4; M. Edinger, K. Butterbrodt, P. DeSpirito. K. Kinziger, S. Pearson SWING CHOIR BAND: Row 1; M. Lehman. J. Olson. D. Anderson Row 2; C. Grissom, D. Olson. P. Mehn, L. Christiansen Row 3; M. Smoody Swing Choir. Swing Choir Band 43 DYNAMIC I visited the strangest little town recently, Dogpatch, USA. It's filled with 63 of the most unique characters I've ever seen. After entering the town I came upon a very pretty young lady carrying of all things a pig. She said her name was Moonbeam McSwine, though she looked an awful lot like senior Marcia Braun. The girl seemed quite nice but the smell was enough to knock you over! Next, I walked past a small creek where several guys were fishing. I decided to stop and chat with them. A tall, lean fellow resembling senior Shawn Pearson spoke. Ah's Abner Yokum. Everybody jest calls me Li'l Abner, though. An' these is my cronies, he added, nodding toward the other fishermen. 1 asked out of curiosity, Is it your day off from work today? All of them smiled at each other and then gave me a real funny look. Abner provided an answer, “No, we's don't work. All we's like doin' is sleepin' 'n fishin'. I then moved on. I hadn't gone far when a cheerful girl looking much like senior Tanya Lyne, carrying a pail of worms said, Howdy to me. Hi, I replied. Ah's Daisy Mae.” she said. LI'L ABNER CHARACTERS Appassionata von Cinemax ... Carrie Timmerman Marryin' Sam ..................... Wayne Pick Earthquake McGoon ...............Jon Thompson Daisy Mae ......................... Tanya Lyne Pappy Yokum .............................. Brian Johnson Mammy Yokum .................. Lynn Christiansen Li'l Abner ...................... Shawn Pearson Senator Jack S. Phogbound ........ Scott Hansen Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale ........ Craig Rohde General Bullmoose ........................ Matt Lehman Evil Eye Fleagle ................Jacques Besaw 44 Musical MOMENTUM She could tell I was looking at her pail with curiosity, so she said. Ah's taken these worms to Li'l Abner. Ah's bin chasin' that Abner boy (o' the longest time, but Ah ain't bin able to catch 'im yet. She was on her way and I moved on. As I got closer to the center of town. I heard more music. Some of the Dogpatchers were singing about some guy named Jubilation T. Compone. I found out later from the Justice of the Peace called Marryin' Sam, who really reminded me of senior Wayne Pick. Jubilation T. Cornpone was the greatest fightin' general and military strategist the confederacy ever knew. he told me. I was getting hungry so I went and had some lunch at the local restaurant. After my lunch I walked back into the street and observed people scurrying around all excited about something. I found out from Mayor Dawgmeat, who actually looked like senior Steve Sattler, that the U.S. government had selected Dog- patch as the most unnecessary place in the whole world and were going to build a nuclear test plant on it. The people of Dogpatch found a way to make their town useful and went on living day by day. Musical 4) A BRIGHT FLASH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1; B. Neumann, M Braun. T.Janiak. G. Hatch. K. Kinziper Row 2; C. Trampf, L. Gu- den. N'. Chier, A. Ellis. C. Verheyen. M. Schry Row };J. Besaw, D. Anderson. T. Robinson.J. Yasick. K. Clark, M. Moldenhauer Absent from the picture were S. Alexander, T. Jezwinski, S. Pearson. W. Pick. S. Polka. J. Wucherer TOP lov, of SENIOR CLASS: Row I. M. Schry. K. Clark. C. Verheyen. M. Braun, S. Chipman Row 2; S. Alexander. C. Trampf. B. Neumann, K. Kinziper. J. Johnson, J. Wu- cherer Row 5;J. Besaw. D. Bloch. J.Janiak.J. Yasick. M. Moldenhauer. S. Polka 46 National Honor Society. Top H R. I. Pieces The writing still remains on the board in this classroom The Lincoln building was constructed in 1909 for use as a teachers school. The granite was quarried from the Berlin quarries. The third floor of the building was originally used for the County Normal Teachers School. The second floor was used for the elementary and the first was a gym or recreation type room. The teachers school closed in the 1930's but the Lincoln building was continuing to be used for the elementary. In 1963 Clay I-amberton was built and the elementary was moved there leasing the Lincoln building empty. The high school needed more rooms and expanded into the Lincoln building. In 1985, the addition to the high school. North Wing, was started. In May 1986. the Lincoln building was shut down. One month later the building was torn down. The space is now being used for a teacher student parking lot. A final good-bve to the Lincoln building. Lincoln Building 17 GOV T IN MOTION STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1; S. Alexander, K. Clark, K. Kinziger. M. Schry. Adv.; C. Macadlo Row 2; J. Nitz. M. Olson. T. Besaw, P. Wilde. C. Mever. S. Cujak. B. Pomplun. K. Kasubaski. A. Viertel. L. Voeltner Row 3; B. Brooks, B. Murkley. B. Behnke.J. Olson, M. Lehman. J. Ries. C. Gonyo, C. Hoffmann The Student Council is an organization of student representa- tives voted in by the student body. Its main objective is to work with the Student Steering Committee. It hears complaints from the students and help to make the school a better place. One of the larger projects that the Student Council is handling is a student bloodmobile with the help of the Junior Womens Club. Other activities that the Student Council does includes selling pop and popcorn at basketball games and wrestling meets. This organization promotes school spirit by making signs, decorating the football field for homecoming, and cleaning the trophy cases. Student Council is an active representation of B.H.S. stu- dents at work for the better merit of our school. 48 Student Council Student Life 49 Prom 1986 was truly A Night To Remember. It began as a dream but became a reality through the help of many people. Our dream was built only of paper, paint, and wood, but it was all ours. Our journey to Camelot was a long one. We had our problems along the way like, falling paper, dripping paint, and a sagging sky. The day of prom was a mad rush; there were so many things to do. First we had to finish our dream and then it was off to who knows where. We ran from the flower shop to the hair dresser. There were final fittings of tuxedos and those dress shoes that never seem to fit. There were broken zippers, rips, and tears, but we made it through. Camelot came alive on Saturday. April 19.1986. The Enchant- ed Forest was filled with true royalty. Proud parents and students looked on as the reigning king and queen with their court entered our little world. The court jester and magician made the fantasy seem so real. We danced as the music of Excalibur filled our starry night. When the lights began to dim in this fantasy world, we were off to the bright lights and wild parties. We danced and ate pizza until the sun began to peek over the horizon. Prom 1986 slowly began to dim as dresses and tuxedos were shed. What started as only a dream had become our shining little place in the world and was truly A Night To Remember --- (( ommillee C( lx airmen bid+bid+bid+bid -o-o V - 2 o 5T -c o IT o- a- (Iecoraliny . . . Ofufatue (Alexander ' f ejresl menls. } rtnlmy • • • • . Monica tyflarLoJa QWuay JZwellyn uU,c,l, .... 0 ofislruchon • • )Ha 11 rJroclnntLi j urchasiny . . PROM COURT Steve Sattler. Tammy McGregor, Jim Polk. Roxanne Krause. Paul Kujawa, Jeanne Johnson, Shawn Pearson, Doreen llanzel. Queen Lori Voeltner, King Andy Sobieski, Ni- chole Chier. Travis Jezwinski. Nancy Kannenberg, Scott Nigbor, Cindy Niemuth. Scott Hansen. Shelly Bartol, Jon Thompson, Anissa Viertel, David Bloch Prom M REMEMBER? I was afraid of tripping over the bridge.” When Andy was walking during the grand march, all of the guys bowed at his feet. Julie Hollis falling down the steps at Silver- cry st. We came out of church and there was a limo sitting there. 1 was just kidding when I said my dad had hired it. but Jon INSISTED that we get in. The whole congregation stared as Jon tried to convince me it was really ours for the evening. Glass 1987 ________ would like to recognize the efforts of our president, Connie Trampf, during prom and throughout the rest of the year. Connie, you made our prom A Night To Remember REMEMBER? Wiffer stripping at post prom. Chip's infamous ticket. While we were eating dinner, I cut into my chicken, my knife slipped, hit my rice, and it flew all over the table! The grease spot on Troy Hitchcock's tux BE- FORE prom even began. The tree people. My dinner all over the front of my dress before pictures. it Prom 53 'ee. e HEAT HOMECOMING COI RT: Row 1: Becky Polk, Annisa Viertel, Caren Verheyen, Tammy Cotanch, Jeanne Johnson, Nancy Kannenberg. Michelle Braun, Dawn Kolpin Row 2 Robert Henke. Scott Nigbor, Dave Thom. Mike Williams, TravisJe winski, Paul Kujawa, Scott Wagner, Brian Brooks Mr. Berlin, Travis Jezwinski, Miss Berlin. Jeanne Johnson Homecoming First place Senior float Junior Spirit Homecoming S5 Indian Power to the rescue 56 Homecoming Strategic Huddle on the sidelines Homecoming 1986 was a whole new experience. This year a new program was set up that cut out activities which didn't promote school spirit. Class competition was limited to skits, floats, a noon hour activity, and the yelling contest. This was done in an effort to emphasize school spirit and unity. Our noon hour activity took place on Thursday. The activity was a balloon toss. The crowd cheered as four participants from each class tried their luck. Some were successful and the luck of others ended in wet clothing. Spirit day included crazy day, dress up day. and red and green day. Participation was minimal, but we had some really interest- ing people roaming the halls at BHS. We even had Father Pick and Scott ' Rambo Hansen fighting for the bodies and souls of BHS students. Thursday night's bonfire and pep rally sponsored by the Stu- dent Council were a big success. Unity touched all those present when our foreign exchange student Sergio De Castro lit the fire. Friday's pep rally was the highlight of the week. The excite- ment started when a group of Senior girls donned men's briefs and spelled out BERLIN INDIANS R 1. The Sport teams were announced and the crowd cheered them on. The skits highlighted the afternoon. The Freshmen took us on a journey to the Wizard of Steilmacher with hopes of success. The Sophomores kept us guessing with the Wheel of Football as Vanna bounced from one letter to the next. The Comet hit as the Juniors tried for success. The teachers then showed true sport with their rendition of wrestling. The Seniors took a successful first place with their special guests Pee Wee Hermanson and President Reagan. The gym silenced as we awaited the announce- ment of Mr. and Miss Berlin. Surprised faces were seen and hugs exchanged as Travis Jezwinski and Jeanne Johnson became Mr. and Miss Berlin for 1986. The football game was a great disappointment to all when we were sadly defeated by the Waupaca Comets. The Berlin March- ing Chiefs, however, dazzled the crowd with another spectacular performance. The Seniors ran away with the spirit award by taking first in the skit, float, and for the fourth consecutive year, the yelling con- test. Friday night we danced to the mi sic of Mayday and Saturday night BHS was once again rocked by the music of Excalibur. Homecoming 57 WE BUILD - J.V. CHEERLEADERS: S. Murkley, S. Nowicki, C. Seaman, M. Braun, J. Koehn, T. Morehouse VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS: J. Jamak. J. Kleisner. J. Wucherer. A. Briskie, C. Meyer.J. John- son, A. Strebelinski, D. Neubauer 58 Cheerleaders EXCITEMENT WRESTLING CHEER LEADERS: J. Haedt, T. Haskins. S. Hoff- man, K. Barnhart, J. Resop. T. Mack Cheerleaders Y W CW-VOLTACr POM PONS SQl'AD: Row 1: N. Chier Row 2; D. Hanzel, K. Clark Row 3; L. Krause. P. Knoke, C. Niemuth Row 4; M. Gunka. C. Greening, N. Barnes. K. Nicholas Row 5; K. McConnell. A. Vier- tel, C. Wilde, T. N'avin. M. Piotrowski, M. White POM PONS TRI-CAPTAINS: N. Chier. D Hanzel, K. Clark 60 Pom Pons GLORY DAYS! BOYS TRACK: Row 1; M. Beitzke.J. Treder, P. DeSpirito, C. F'ink. D. Wilson. B. Bending, M. Fiichstedt, S. Piotrowski, S. Drum. M. GoeFiring Row 2; A. Kelm. M. Bending. J. Gregor, C. Schram. M. Smoody. D. Hempel. G. Willis. P. Mehn. B. Price, J.Jodarski, T. Hess.J. CFiikowski Row 3; D. Gimenez, C. Smith. P. Kujawa, B. Johnson. T. Paez. W. Featherston. T. Jezwinski. R. Cutts, D. Thom. Row 4; P. Astrack, D. Hunt, D. Rossow, K. Molderhauer. C. Verheyen. J. Klick, J. Erler It was very exciting track season for the boys team. Again, they ran away with the Conference title, but that wasn't all! They did an excellent job at the Regional and Sectional meets and then won the state title!! At the beginning of the season Coach Stellmacher, knew the guys had the talent and the potential to challenge for the state championship. Competing at the state meet were Jeff Klick in the 100 meter. 200 meter, and the 400 meter relay; Doug Hunt in the shot put; Scott Drum in the mile; Brian Johnson in the 100 meter and the 400 meter relay; and Travis Jezwinski and Craig Verheyen in the 400 meter relay. After winning the state meet. Scott Drum described himself as feeling relieved, glad that they had not let Coach Stellmacher down. Brian Johnson described himself as just feeling great! Coach Stellmacher felt very happy for the athletes. They exper- ienced what very few individuals get the chance too. 62 Track GIRLS TRACK: Row 1; P. Eldred, C. Harn. T. Fordham, M. Kaping, D. Neubauer, P. Knoke, S. Minsky, T. Mack Row 2; J. Anderson, J. Owens, M. Walters, B. Polk. S. Lodholz, E. Kujawa. K. Nicholas, S. Kapp, L. Morris Row 3; Coach Preilwitz, T. Polakowski, M, Michaels. J. Jodarski, P. Wilde, A. Owens, M. Piotrowski, A. Sobieski, S. Hanzel The girls track team did well this season. By the end of the season they had reached their full potential as a team. The team finished third in the Conference meet, and fourth at Regionals. with Cora Harn, Jennifer Jodarski. and Dianne Neubauer advanc- ing to the Sectional meet. Coach Preilwitz stated the highlights of the season were the third place finish at Conference and the girls running up to their capability, breaking seven school records. STATE TRACK CHAMPS: J. Klick. T.Jezwinski, Coach Stell- macher, C. Verheyen. S. Drum. B. Johnson Track 6i Even though the cross country team got off to a slow start, the overwhelming enthusiasm and desire to win, as Captain Ron Cutts stated, contributed greatly to their success. This success was proven when the boys placed first in conference and region- al. Scott Drum, one of the runners named All-Conference, de- scribed his feelings about their season as. Fantastic! Other runners named All-Conference were Ron Cutts and Marci Mi- chaels. The boys finished their season as state qualifiers. The girls were not as successful placing fifth in conference and regionals. Marci Michaels, one of the runners named All-Conference CROSS COUNTRY Row 1; R. Cutts. D. Wilde, M Michaels. G. Potter.J. Owens. P. Wilde, J.Jodarski. R. Cutts Row 2; S. Zabel. T. Hess, S. Piotrowski, S. Drum, M. VanOrnum, R. Cutts. M. Neitzke. S. DeCastro, J. Lueck 64 Cross Country IN FULL SWING GOLF. Row 1 ;J. Ries. D. Bloch, S. Nigbor, J. Downs. C. Hoffman, Coach Polka. J. Olson Row 2; S. Sanders, J. Wendt. M. Dahl, M. Edinger, J. Chikowski, D. McCarthy, E. Marks, P. DeSpirito The golf team finished its season with a record of 7-15 in Conference play. Named team captains were David Bloch and Scott Nigbor. Nigbor commented. The season went all right but it should have gone better. Everybody didn't contribute at the same time. We always had one good score and the rest were average. The Conference meet was held October 4th at Waupaca. The team placed fourth out of eight teams. They competed in the State meet at Wisconsin Rapids on October 11th. In this meet they placed seventh out of eight teams. Mark Edinger stated, At the beginning of the year we looked like championship material. But, as the season progressed we had problems sticking together to bring in scores good enough to beat the big teams. Team honors went to Mark Edinger, who was named most improved player and David Bloch who received the Pope-Winkel Leadership Award. Coach Polka commented, Going to Wisconsin Rapids for the State Tournament was the high point of our season. I knew from the beginning that our team members would be contenders in the Conference meet. We began very well and I was cautiously optimistic about future matches. The pressure of the importance of playing well in key matches brought our consistency down. We regret losing the senior members, but are looking forward to next year's participants. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1;D. Domke, J. Radtke, C. Verheyen, M. Walters, B Polk, M. Schry Row 2; T. Haskins, T. Cotanch, A. Frost, A. Sobieski, L. Neubauer, H. Brooks, L. Guden, Coach Menden 66 Volley ball CHALLENGE FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: Row 1; Coach Chappa, S. Mulder. N. Schultz, T. Haskins, D. Fink. M. Olson Row 2; D. Christiansen, M. Featherston, J. Hoinacki, C. Chase, A. Schram, M. Calabresa The volleyball season this year was full of emotional ups and downs for both the J.V. and Varsity. The J.V. volleyball team definitely had an emotional up when it became Eastern Central Conference Champs. Varsity team members Ann Frost and Linda Ncubaucr stated that the team was like it was on a roller coaster and it was a time when the team really had to pull together. The Varsity team, led by co-captains Caren Verheyen and the team played aggressively and worked very hard. The hard work was rewarded as Tammy Cotanch was awarded an All-Conference Honorable Mention, Linda Neubauer was named Best Offensive Player and gained an All-Conference Hon- orable Mention, and Caren Verheyen made the All-Conference team and was named Best Defensive Player. misfortune for Tammy Cotanch was fracturing her ankle n end of the season. Becky Polk and Michelle Walters felt that there was talent on the team and that they wanted to thank the Scm ear the lot of ors for their help in their la st year on the team Coach i Vlenden ft ■It that Volley bill 67 FIELD OF 68 Football The 1986 football season had its ups and downs. The Varsity squad was very disappointed when it finished the season with a record of 4-5 overall. TheJ.V. team finished about the same at 5-3 overall. The Freshmen team on the other hand was very success- ful finishing the season with being undefeated. First team All Conference honors went to Tony Paez, David Thom, and Keith Patchett. Captains leading the Varsity squad were David Thom, Paul Ku|awa. Mike Williams, and Travis Jezwinski. Team honors went to Corey Schram, who was named Mos Valuable Underclassman, Wayne Featherston, named Mos Valuable, and Keith Patchett, named Most Improved. Featherston commented, This season was very disappointing because we should have been returning champions. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1; S. Plato, S. Wagner, S. Nitzke, B Bending, J. Kasabaski. M. Williams, D. Wilson, K. Tollakson, J. Jo- darski. M. Bending Row 2; S. Fox. J. Hunt, J. Scoville. T Paez, S. G.menez. C Schram, W Featherston, A. Sobieski, D Werch Row 3. M. Hayes, B. Disterhaft, S. Yonke, M. Lehman, M. Chier, W. Price, T. Chase, J. Thompson, T. Tracy, M. Eichstedt Row 4; R. Henke, T. Quirt, T. Henriksen. K. Patchett. A. Neubauer, S. Rogers. P. Kujawa. M. Hollis. C. Yonke Row 5; R. Piechowski, B. Simon, Coach Tol- lakson. Coach Menden, Coach Stellmacher, Coach Prellwitz, Coach Hermanson, C. Smith. D. Thom, W. Price ENERGY J.V. FOOTBALL: Row 1; S. Plato, B. Bending, J. Kasuboski, D. Wilson. K. Tollakson, M. Bending, S. Nitzke Row 2,J. Hunt, S. Gimenez, S. Wagner, D. Werch, M. Hayes, M. Chier, T. Chase. T. Tracy Row J; Coach Mork, M. Eichstedt, T. Quirt. A. Neubauer. S. Rogers, M. Hollis, C. Yonke, C. Fink, B. Simon, Coach Tollakson FRESHMEN FOOTBALL; Row 1; S. Thom, S. Carlson.J. Zuege, C. Gallert, S. Clark.J. Tracy.J. Fox.J. Splitt.J. Bartoi, B. Hermanson, L. Schultz, S. Mlodzik Row 2; Coach Felsmen, G. Jodarski, S. Collier, B. Brooks, E. Derlcth, C. Grissom, M. Hess, R. Fleegal, J. Davis, J. Braun, Coach White Football 69 HIGH POWERED FRESHMEN BASKETBALL: Row 1; L. Schultz. M. Dahl. S. Clark. D. Wilde, S. Sanders, J. Bartol.J. Splitt Row 2; R. Fleegal. G. Jo- darski, C. Grissom. E. Derleth. B. Brooks. M. Hess, J. Braun, Coach Lenz 70 Boys Basketball POWER DRIVEN BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL: S. Zabel.J Jodarski, S. Plato.J Kasuboski.J. Polk, W Featherston, D. Thom, Coach Prellwitz, S. Pearson. D. Trochinski. S. Hansen, M. Williams, P. Kujawa. D, Demick This year's basketball season has its ups and downs for the various teams. The freshman team ended the season with a record of 14-1. Coach Tom Lenz stated. It's hard work and a good defense system gave the team the number one position in the conference. The J.V. team had a difficult season and ended up with a record of 6-13 overall. Coach Scott Bartol felt, The team made the most of the talent it had.” The highlight of the J.V. season was winning the Holiday Tournament. The varsity also had a tough season. Coach Bob Prellwitz described its 8-12 record as one with its ups and downs. But as a whole the team played well. Captains for the season was seniors Mike Williams and Shawn Pearson. Most Valuable: Dave Thom Most Improved: Steve Plato Boys Basketball 71 DRIVING FORCE FRESHMEN BASKETBALL: Row 1; D. Fink, N. Krebs. T. Haskins, G. Potter, R, Stumpner Row 2; M. Walters. C. Chase, S. Brunke, M. Calebrasa, C. Chase, Coach Hoffmann J.V. BASKETBALL: Row 1; D. Klawitter. T. Schroeder, V. Trampf, K Hanson. M. Featherston Row 2; B. Radtke, V. Rew. K, Berryman. J. Heise.J. Hoinacki, Coach Trochinski ■ 2 Girls Basketball ELECTRIFIED! GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I; S. Jezwinski, K Krause. A. Forst. B Polk. L. Kujawa. M Walters. B Gelhar. S. Bartol. Coach IX-mick Row 2; K. Peschke, B Walker. L. Guden. J. Kasubaski. S. Gravunder. H. Brooks. L. Morris, Coach Jerry Trochinski The basketball season went very well for all the girls teams. The freshman finished out the season with a record of 8-6. Coach Paula Hoffmann commented. The team seemed to improve towards the end of the season! The J.V. team finished a great season on top of the East Central Conference. Their season record was 11-3. First year Coach |erry Trochinski said of the team. They accomplished what it was set out for them to do. Congratulations to the varsity team that had a great season. They finished the season one game short of the state tournament. This was the first time any Berlin team has gone this far into the season. I’nder its new Coach Don Demick the varsity squad put together a 12-13 overall season. ... the girls played hard and I was proud of that.” Demick remarked after an improving season. TEAM CAPTAINS: Shelly Bartol. Sarah Gravunder MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Lynn Guden BEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Lynn Guden BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER Shelly Bartol SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Becky Polk Girls Basketball 7 3 DYNAMIC VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD: Row 1; S. Wahner. R. Cutts. J. Lueck, S. Luethe, B. Bending, S. Nitzke Row 2; S. Fox. M Lehman, D. Wilson, B. Witkowski, M. Lehman, B. Price. Coach B. Felsmann 74 Wrestling CHAMPIONS This year’s wrestling squads had a very good season. ThcJ.V. squad ended its season with a 7-2-1 record. The coach commented, The team had a very good season. We went against some tough competition and fared well. It was really good to see a lot of fresh- men out for the season. The Varsity squad finished at the top of the East Central Conference. Taking All-Conference honors were Brian Bending, Scott Wagner. Shannon Fox. and John Lueck. Overall the team finished with a 10-0 record in Conference competition. Scott Wagner, John I.ueck. Shane Luethe and Scott Nitzke all took first place honors in Regional competition with Shannon Fox and Brian Bending both receiving seconds. In Sectional competition Scott Wagner was the only team member to place and he received a third. John Lueck said, Omro had tough matches all the way through. Each weight class was even. Brian Bending commented, Omro was the most imponant match. Winning conference for me was an accomplishment. When talking to team members and asking about Coach Felsmann they seemed to feel that his coaching was strict but that he usu- ally tried to be fair. He coaches hard for a win and makes the squad train hard to get what they want. And that success has surely shown through this season. J.V. WRESTLING SQl’AD: Row 1; B. Hermanson, P. Murkley, L. Fyhrlund, L. Lemke.J. Tracy, K. Tollakson Row 2; M. Bending, M. Hollis. M. Eichstedt, S. Gimenez, S. Collier, J. Fox SWING Wl VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1; D. Olson, T. Hitchcock, M. Williams Row 2; E. Marks. R. Klawitter, S. Nigbor. R Nitz.J. Jodarski, A. Markofski Row 3; Coach Koon, T. Fercn. D. Wilde. T. Bartol, J. Madden, D. Bloch J V BASEBALL: Row 1;J. Meyer, K Bloch, J. Kasuboski, T. Smerling, B. Lubbert, C. Gonyo Row 2; M Edmger, K. Tollak� )n, J. Rics, K. Krentz, A. Neubauer, M. McGrath Row 3; G. Drum, J. Hunt, D. Trochinski, S. Plato, M Daniels, Coach Bculmeyer 76 Baseball TH POWER VARSITY SOFTBALL: Row I, M Schry, C. Marks, M. Tovar, A. Simon, C. Verheyen, T. McGregor, S. Rodencal, D. Tovar, J. Kunde Row 2, D. Schwersinski, L. Guden, J Radtke, S. Bartol, J. Kasuboski, M. Trochinski, D. Trochinski, S. Guden, A. Kurczck, Coach Menden J.V. SOFTBALL: Row 1; S. N’owicki, T. Besaw, L. Minsky, D. Klawitter, S. Ziemann, T. Kollat Row 2; T. Tracy, S. Johnson. B. Schramer, C. Paeth, M. Gunka, L. Christiansen Row 3; Coach Menden, S. Kallas, A. Frost,J. Gustke. V.Johnson, T. Haskins, T. Has- kins Softball 77 NETTING A VICTORY TENNIS: Row 1; J. Collier. T. Londowski. T. Schroeder. K. Peschke. J. Besaw Row 2; Coach Nikolai, S. Sheridan, K. Eickmeyer, G, Hatch. K. Butterbrodt. J. Thompson, K. Kinzinger, M. Moldenhauer, B. Simon Most teams feel victorious if they win the ECC title or maybe even State, but the tennis team was happy with its first win in six years. Team members felt that more enthusiasm was building on the team and that in the future the team could only get stronger. 78 Tennis Gina Albright Jeanne Andersen Jeff Bartol Bill Behnke Nancy Bloch Craig Bosveld Eric Bowen James Braun Brian Brooks Susan Brunke Missy Calabresa Scott Carlson Connie Chamberlin Gerri Chappa Catie Chase Crist ie Chase Denise Christiansen Steve Clark Jeff Cole Steve Collier Hope Covill Matt Dahl Greg Darnick Kris Darnick Jeff Davis Erik Derleth Pete Doro Becky Doro Terri Ellis Dave Erb Martha Featherston Dyan Fink Roy Fleegal Jason Fox Jamie Fugmann Lynn Fyhrlund Charles Gallert 80 Freshmen Jarin Gelhar Lori Gelhar Brent Greening Craig Grissom Tom Guden Eugenia Gustke Steve Hansen Sarena Hartman Tammy Haskins Brett Hermanson Brian Hess Matt Hess Jessie Hoinacki Aaron Janes Greg Jodarski Kathy Johnson Shawn Kasuboski Brett Kettlewell Dawn Kolpin Nicole Krebs Carol Krueger Jason Lange Rachel Leigh Mindy Lewellyn Jodi Londowski Debbie McClelland Kevin Mertens Scott Mlodzik Michelle Mulder Eric Nigbor Julie Nitz Missy Olson Jill Pankratz Karen Paulsen Donna Petraszak Germaine Potter Brad Resop Tammy Rhodes Steve Sanders Kathy Schmudlach Angie Schram Lance Schultz Nicole Schulz Danette Schutte John Schwartz Cassie Smith Chris Smoody Larry Spencer Josh Splitt Freshmen 81 Peter Steger Rachel Stumpner Joe Swenson Steve Thom Peter Thoma Jon Tracy Theresa Treder Marty Trochinski Micki Walters Jason Wendt Ginger Westerbeek Danny Wheaton Krista Wiese Don Wilde Mike Wilkum Chris Willis Sherry Wilson Christine Young Jeff Zuege 82 Freshmen Joanna Alexander Darlene Arndt Karen Barnhart Tammy Baxter Valerie Belleuil Brian Bending Kelly Berr man Tammy Besaw Michelle Braun Pam Brewer Missy Brev Claudine Briski Jeff Briskie Kory Buhrow Ron Burmeister Tina Butt Scott Ceman Donna Chappa Tim Chase Matt Chier Rhonda Chier Chuck Coats Roger Cutts Paul DeSpirito Debbie Dewhurst Jodi Dobson Jodi Domke Joel Downs Duane Dretske Greg Drum Scott Drum Corey Dutcher Mark Edinger Mike Eichstedt Tracy Emons Terry Erdmann Shannon Erickson 84 Sophomores Tammy Everett Peter Feren Corey Fink Josh Gassen Tammy Gies Mike Goehring Cory Gonyo Kim Goodnature Diane Hanke Marc Hansen Kelly Hanson Tish Haskins Mike Hayes Jill Heise Mike Herbst Brian Hoffman Chris Hoffmann Matt Hollis Pam Hopp Ellen Hrebik Joel Hunt Shannon Jezwinski Valerie Johnson Rose Jones Joann Kalupa Sara Kapp Stacey Kasubaski Donna Klawitter Rob Kleisner Debbie Klika Paige Knoke Jennifer Koehn Tricia Kollat Kim Krause Dawn Krebs Kevin Krentz Terry Krombos Sophomores 85 Ann Krueger Tammy Krueger Elizabeth Kujawa Molly Lawent Mike Lehman Leon Lemke Sherry Lodholz Tammy Londowski Dale Lyne Cheryl Malson Randy Malson Brad Manning Jenny Maple Ron Marks Becky Marvin Pat Marvin Sherry Mattice Karen McConnell Matt McGrath Travis Menge Jim Meyer Laurie Minsky Noel Moldenhauer Tina Morehouse Lisa Morris Pat Murkley Sherry Murkley Mike Neitzke Arnie N'eubauer Kim Nicholas Sue Nowicki Jim Olson Ginger Oppor Jenny Owens Kari Parsons Kelly Peschke Wendy Pick Julie Pike Steve Piotrowski Steve Plato 86 Sophomores Tammy Polakowski Tom Quirt Becky Radtke Jennifer Recore Jodi Resop Vicki Rew Sue Rickert Kendall Rogers Paul Rosenthal Emma Rux Becky Schramer Chad Schroeder Tricia Schroeder Troy Schroeder Carri Seaman Sheila Sheridan Bill Simon Jason Skipchak Holly Snell Glenn Sponable Debbie Strebelinski Jim Taube Kim Taylor Kevin Tetzke Tyler Thoma Shawn Timmer Kent Tollakson Vicki Trampf Casey Treder Jeff Treder John Van Sistine Berme Vetrone Lori Wagner Scott Wagner Dan Wagoner Corey Wallace Doug Werch Julie Wilkes Doug Wilson Chad W'ortman Sophomores Dan Achterberg Leonard Anderson Paul Astrack Nicole Barnes Keith Bell Mike Bending Kevin Block Greg Brey Richard Brey Diane Briski Amy Briskie Heidi Brooks Luis Chapa Jay Chikowski Lynn Christansen Corey Clinch Mary Coleman Sara Cujak Mark Daniels Paul Datta Jodi Davis Brian Disterhaft Charles Domke Shawn Dowell Dina Durrant Karen Eagen Laura Field Yvonne Fleegal Ann Frost Bonnie Gallert Brenda Gelhar Steve Gimemez Robert Goodnature Chris Greening Jeff Gregor Kevin Groskreutz Michelle Gunka “X) Juniors Jodi Haedt Renee Haskins Doug Helmrick David Hempel Robert Henke Tracy Herides Tom Hess Lynn Hieland Sara Hoffmann Jeff Jodarski Jennifer Jodarski Shari Johnson Misti Johnston Kerri Jones Jon Kasuboski Ken Kasuboski Peter Kasuboski Andy Kelm Tyler Kettlewell Jan Kleisner Cynthia Klimke Kara Klinger Lisa Krause Rick Krebs Amy Kurczek Dan LaBuda Brian Lubbert John Lueck Andy Markofski Rich Markowski Ed Marks Kelley Maug Dan McCarthy Peter Mehn Jason Meidl Carleen Meyer Marci Michaels Laura Naparalta Cathy N'ehring Duane Neitzke James Neubauer Scott Nitzke Cindy Nowicki Connie Paeth Rebecca Pena Becky Polk Tony Pomasl Brenda Pomplun Debra Posorske Juniors 91 Bill Price Dana Putzke Kim Radliff Sharon Resop Ray Rickert Jason Ries Tanya Rogers Craig Rohde Tammy Rozek Jim Ruf Tammy Schoppenhorst Corey Schram Greg Schry Carl Seaman Tony Smerling Mike Smoody Marietta Steger Jim Sternat Angie Strebelinski Rene Stumpner Linda Tessaro Eugene Tetzke Tom Tracy Doug Trochinski Peter Trochinski Tina Unke Mark Van Ornum Jennifer Van Sistine Gina Vergin 92 Juniors Michelle Walters Gary Wettstein Missy White Patti Wilde Gene Willis lien Witkowski Scott Zabel Sue Ziemann Juniors 9} Becky Polk Showing The Wold How To Bake I I I I I Jason Meidl What's The Matter.'' I l i Don't You Dare! SPIRITED SERGIO This years B.H.S. Rotary student, Sergio de Castro (better known as Serge ), is staying with the Michael Chier family. Seventeen year old Serge is from Vitoria, Brazil which has a popula- tion of 400.000 people. A few differences between Berlin and Vitoria are the weather and the way people live (cus- toms). But I like to know (experience) different things, he added. Sergio enjoys jogging, swimming, and play- ing soccer. His other interests include talking with people, going to parties, driving, reading cartoons at night and above all playing the gui- tar. When asked what he likes about B.H.S. he replied. The extra-activities like trips, games, dances, the teachers and everyone here. ' Even though Serge is enjoying himself here, he does miss his family, friends, his girlfriend and the sun from back home. Although Sergio is a Senior at B.H.S.. he has already completed a semester of college at home. When he returns to his home in Vitoria. Serge intends to finish college for Business Ad- ministration. start to work and live in his city. 'T would like to say thank you for everything. I just love all of you, Serge concluded. We would like to wish you the best in all you do. Serge. You will definitely be missed. Joe Anderson Jeff Astrach Michelle Bartol )6 Seniors David Blake !;d Blickhahn David Bloch Christine Boening Joseph Boening Kari Branske Marcia Braun Beckie Briskie Paul Brueggen I.isa Buzzell Craig Chamberlin Nichole Chier Seniors O’ Sarah Chipman Kellie Clark Leanne Clark Tammy Cotanch 98 Seniors Kerry Ewald Myron Ewald Wayne Featherston Senior 99 Terri lladel Scott Hansen Doreen Hanze! Sheri Harthun Tracy Haskins Grej; Hatch Jetf Heise Sharon Heisc J m Scntor Julie Hollis Julie Janiak Travis Jezwinski Sherry Kallas Nancy Kannenbcrj: Jim Kasubaski Senior 101 Kay Kasubaski Jackie Kasuboski Laurie Kasuboski Karen Kinziger Kevin Kiplin Robert Klawitter 10’ Senior� Lori l.eppin Melissa I.ewellyn Russ Lichtenberg Shane Luethe Tanya Lyne Teresa Mack Monica Markowski Michelle McGrath Sherry Minsky Seniors 10 former and Aiunana dfor ver and ■ ■ ■ • • • the Class fm7 Always the Class of 192 7 Michele Moldenhauer Randy Mulder Robert Murklet Cynthia Niemuth Scott Ntgbor Robert Nitz 106 Seniors John Nitzke David Olson Antonio Paez Mary Rose Piotrowski James Plato David Polakowski Seniors 10? Ginny Quick Jackie Radtke Toni Robinson I'Co Rogers Steve Sattler Dave Schaff !0H Seniors Ann Skotarzak Chip Smith Amy Sobieski Andy Sobieski Mary Spritka Jon Stemler Seniors 109 Jayne Strook Alan Swisher George Thada Diana Tovar Tammy Tracy Connie Trampf 110 Seniors Matt Trochinski Sue Trochinski Mark Verburgt Caren Verheyen Anissa Viertel Lori Voeltner Amy Wagner Beth Walker Tim Wallace Cindy Wilde Mike Williams Julie Wucherer Seniors 111 SENIOR ACHIEVERS Music and Forensics Kellie Clark Yearbook Monica Markowski D.A.R. Connie Trampf Red 'n' Green Shawn Pearson F.B.L. Todd A. Schroeder Girls Athletics Caren Verheyen Boys Athletics Mike Williams 112 Senior Achievement Awards igniters of ‘87 |V A To the Class of 1987: As a class, we have certainly shared things that have helped us grow — our fear of seniors, our embarrassing mistakes, our first big heartache. Although we have learned, grown, and changed we did it successfully because we did these things together. By sharing both the happy and sad moments, we have grown closer. Each of us has passed many of life's challenging tests here at BUS. Although the future holds many more of these trials, we have made it this far. And with the strength of, love for and belief in each other, we will meet other challenges and succeed. So, when we recall all of those times , let's remember them with a smile. The sad ones cannot be changed, so let us take them for what they were. And let us learn and grow from them. The special times are those we shared with one another. Let us keep all the memories and let us Never Say Goodbye to what we have shared as the Class of 1987. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Class President, Connie Trampf; Secretary, Ann Skotarzak; Vice- President. Monica Markowski; Treasurer. Nichole Chier ALEXANDER, STEEANIE — Solo Sc Lns. 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2.3.4: Swing Choir 4; Student Council Rep. 1.2.5,4; Pres. 4; Secretary V Pep Cub 5.4; Vice-Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2. Member of One Act Play 5; NHS 5.4; Musical 4,4 ANDERSEN. JOE - FFA 1.2.M ANDERSEN. JULIE — Solo A Ens. 1; Band 1.2; C.C. 1.2,3; Basketball 1; Track Track I.2,3.4; A.V. 5. B Club 2.5.4 ANDERSEN. DEWEY - Solo Env 4; Band 4; Chorus 4; Madrigal 4. Swing Choir 4 ASTRACH. JEFF - FFA 1.2.4.4 BARTOL. SIIE1.LY — Solo Sc Ens 2; Glee Club 2; Chorus 1.4.4; Basketball I.2.M. Softball 1.2.4.4; Team Cape Basketball 4; Cheerleader 1.4; Pep Club 4; B Club 4.4; Kev Club 1.2.4. Ren N Green I; Prom Court 4, State Solo Sc Ens 2 BENDING. DAWN - Glee Club 2. Chorus 1. Cheerleader I; EBL 4; Key C lub 2 BERNDT, VERONICA - FHA � . B Club 2.4.4 BESAW.JACQUES — Soto Sc Ens. 4.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Swing Chou 4.4. Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,4.4; Team Capt 4. Spanish Club 1.2.4.4. B Club 2.3,4; Kev Club 4. Vice-Pres Spanish Club � . Rocarv Student of the Month 4 BLOCH. DAVID — Solo A: Ens. 1,2; Jaz Ens 1. Band 1.2.3.4. Chorus I, Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2.4.4. Golf 1.2.3.4; Team Capt. 4; B Club 2.4.4, Prom Cxxirt BOF.MNG. CHRIS - AFS 4 EBL 4; FHA l FFA 2.4.4 BOENING. JOE - FFA 1 BRANSKE.'KARI - Volleyball 1 Class Officer Pres 1. Pep Club 4; Spanish Club I.2.3.4; AFS 1.2,3, FEB 4; FHA 4. Art Club 2; Treas. 2; Ren N Green 2.4.4. Editorial Page 4; Student Steering 1.4 BRAl N. MARC IA —- Solo Sc Ens. 1,2,3.4; Chorus 2.4.4. Madrigal 2.3.4. Swing Choir 4,4; Basketball 1.2; Pep Club 3; Kev Club 2.4 BR1SKIE. BECK IE - Softball 1.2; Team Mgr Bas- ketball 3; Cheerleader 2; Pep Gub 3; FFA 2.3.4; Art Club 2.3.4 BRl EGGEN. PAI L - FFA 1.2.3.4 BRl NKE. ROB - A.V 4.4; FFA 4.4; Mascoutin Copv Sc Layout 4.4 BUHROW, LANA — FHA 4. FFA 2.3.4 BITTERBRODT. KATHY - Solo Sc Eas. 1.2.4.4; Jaz Ens. 1. Band 1,2; Chorus 1.2.4.4; Madrigal 4; Swing Choir 4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. Pom Pon 4; Flags 2.3.4; PepOub 4; Spanish Club 1,2.5: B Oub 4.4; Key Club 2; Mock Trial 1,2.5.4; Swing Court Instr. 1.2; School Pla 1.2. Business World 4. World Affairs Seminar 2 BI ZZELL. LISA - Glee Club 1; Softball 2; Pom Pon 2.5; Spanish Club 1 CHIFR. NICOLE — Band 1.2. Pom Pon 2.5.4. Squad Capt. 4.4; Flags 1.2.3,4; Class Treas. 1.2.3.4. Prom Court 3 CHIPMAN. SARAH — Solo Sc F is. 1.2; Band 1.2.5; Volleyball 1. A.V. 4, German Club 2.3. Mascoutin I D 2.4 CLARK. CARMELLA - C.C 1; Track I CLARK. DAN - Basketball I. Baseball 1.2.4.4; Wrestling I. FBL 1; FFA 1.2.3.4 CLARK. KF.LLIF — State Forensics 1,2,3.4; District Forensics 1.2.3.1; Solo Ens. 1.2.3.4; State Solo St Ens 2.3. Band 1.2.4.4; Chorus 1.2.4.1; Madrigal 4; Swing C hoir 3.4; C.C. 1. Tennis 1.2,1; Basketball I; Pom Pon 2.3,4; Student Council Rep. I.2.3.4. Vice- Pres. M; Treas. 2; Kev Club 1,2.3.4; Pres 4,4; Pom Pon Capt 3,4; Drum Major 4.4. NHS 3.4. All-State Band Alternate 3. N E W. Honors Band 2; Badger Girl State Rep. 4 CLARK. LEANNE - Basketball I. Track 1; FHA 1 COTANCH. TAMMY - Basketball 1.2.4; Volley- ball 1,2.3.4; Team Capt. 4; B Club 2.4,4. Homecom- inc Court 4. Badger Girl State Rep. 3 DE CASTRO. SERGIO - Band 1; C.C 4. AFS 4. FBL 4 DEXTER. BOB - FBL 4; FHA 1 DOMKE, DAWN — Forensics I. Solo Sc Ens. I. Band I; Chorus 1.2; Basketball I; Vollevball 1,2.4, Track 1.3.4; Pom Pon 2.4; Flags 1.2.3,4; Squad Capt 4; Class Vice-Pres 1.4; Sec. 2; A.V 4; Spanish Club 2,3; AFS 1. B Club 3.4 ELLIS. ANGIE — Solo Sc Ens. 2,3.4; Glee Club 2; Chorus 1.3,4. Spanish Club 2; AFS 2; NHS 4 EWALD. KERRY - Glee Oub 2.4.4; I BE 4. Art Oub 2.5 FEATHERSTON WAYNE - Football 1,2 3.4; Basketball 1,2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. B Club 2,3,4 FOX. SHANNON — Solo Si Ens. 3,4. Jazz Ens 4; Band 1.2.3,4, Football 1.2.5.4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Team Capt. 4; Track 1.2.3.4; B Club 3.4; An Gub 3; Member of One Act Play 3 FRITZ. CARRIE — Solo Sc Ens. 1. Band 1. Tennis 2. Volleyhall Mgr 2. Pom Pon I; A.V. 2.3.1. Pep Club I; Spanish Club 1; AFS 1.2.3.4; Curators 2.3.1; FBE 1,2.3,4; FHA I.2.3.4. Art Club 1. Pres, of FHA 4; Set Of Curators 3 GRAVUNDER. SARAH Band 1; Chorus 1.2,3.4; C.C. 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Team Capt. 4. Member of One Act Play 2.4,4 GROSKREITZ. CHERYL - Glee Oub 2,5.4 Gl’DEN. LYNN - Solo Sc Ens. 2; Band I; Glee Club 2. Chorus 1.3; Basketball 1.2,3.1; Volleyball 1.2.3.1. Softball 1.2.3.4; Rifles 1.2.3.4; Class Pres. 2; Pep Gub 3; FBI. 4. B Gub 2,3.4; Key Club 2.3; Homecoming Coun 2; NHS 3 GUNKA. MIKE - Baseball 2; Wrestling 2; C.C. 2.3.4; A.V I; FFA 2.4.4; Pres 1; Sec. 4. B Club 2.4.4 HADEL. TERRI — Mascoutin LD. 2 HANSEN. SCOTT - Chorus i.2.3.4; Madrigal 4. Football 1. Basketball 1,2,3.4: Track 1; Spanish Gub 4; FBL I. Prom Coun 3 HANZEL. DOREEN Volleyhall Mgr. 2.5; Pom Pon 2.4,4; Flags 4; Prom Court 4 HARTHl‘M. SHERI — Chorus 1; PepCIub 4; Span- ish Club 4. FBL 4; FHA 4; FFA 5.1 HASKINS. TRACY - Volleyball Mgr. 4.4; Softball Mgr. 2.3.4. A.V. 4.1; German Gub I. Curators 4; FBL 4; FHA 2.5.4; B Gub 4 HEISE. JEFF - Football 1. Baseball 1; FFA 1.2.4.� HE1SE. SHARON - Chorus 1; Key Club 3 HENRIKSON. TEDD - Football 1.2.4,� ; Basket ball 1 HESS. MICHELLE — District Forensics 1. Pep Gub 2; Kev Club 1.2,4.4; Drama Club 2.5; Mock Trial 2.4; School Plav 2,4.4 HITCHCOCK. TROY Chorus 1. Football 1; Has ketball 1.2. Baseball 1.2.3.4;Team Mgr. for Basketba- 114 Senior Activities I 1. Baseball Team Capt. 1, A.V. 2; FBL I; FTA 1.2; B Club 1.2.3; Member of One Act Play 1 HOFFMAN. TAMMY - Glee Gub 2.4; Ghwus 1. Pep Gub 3; FBL 4; Kev Club 2 HOLLIS. JULIE - Sk. Club 2.3.4 JANTAK,Jl'I.IE — Forensics 1,2.4.� . District Foren- sics 1.2.3; C heerleader 2.3.4; Squad Opt. � . Pep Gub 3; Spanish Club 1,2. AFS 1.2.� ; B Club 4. Drama Club 2.3; Science 3.4; School Plav 3; Hugh O Bncn Youth leadership Delegate 2 JEZW1NSK1. TRAVIS - Football 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1.2; Track 2.3; l earn Capt for Football 4; Mr Berlin 4; Homecoming Coun 2.4; Badger State Rep � IODARSK1.JEFF - Football 1; Baseball 1.2,4.4: B Club 4. Sk. Club 2,4.4 JOHNSON. JEANNE - Solo Sc Ens 1,2.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Chorus I. Cheerleader I.2.3.4. Rifles I.2.3.4. Spanish Gub 1,2; AFS 4; FBL 4. B Gub 4; Prom C oun 4. Miss Berlin � ; Homecoming Court 1.4 KALLAS. SHERRY - Softball 1.2, Vollevball Mgr I; FFA 1.2.4.4 KANKENBERG. NANC Y - Solo Si Ens. 1.2. Band 1.2; Chorus I. Pom Pon 2; Flags 1.2.4,4. Pep Gub 2; Spanish Club 1,2.4. � , AFS 4. Prom Court 4. Homecoming Court 4 KASUBASKI. JIM - FFA 1.2.4,4 KASl BASKI. KAY - Glee Gub 2; Basketball I. Cheerleader 2.4; Student Council Rep. 2,3.4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club I.2.3.4. AFS I.2.3.4. Ski Gub 4; Who Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4.4 KASl BOSKI.JACKIE - Chorus ICC 1. Basket- ball 1,2 4.4. Softball 1.2.4,4; Gass Pres. 2; Pep Gub 3; Spanish Gub 2.4. FBL 4,4; B Club 4.4, Red N Green Staff 2.4.4. Photography Editor � KELM. MERI C horus I; Vollevball 1.2.4; A V 1,2. Pep Gub 5; Spanish Club 2.3.4; FBL 4. B Club 4,� . Key Club 2.3 KERSTELL. BETH - FFA � .4 KINZIGER. KAREN — Solo Sc Ens 1.2.3.4; State Solo Si Ens. 1.2.3; Jazz Ensemble 1; Band 1.2,4.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Madrigals 2.3.4; Swing Choir i.2,3.4; Tennis 4.4; Student Council Rep. 2.3; Sec. 4; Pep Club 3; Key Gub 2,3.4; Treas. 3.4; Ski Gub 2.3; School Play 4; Badger Girl State Rep. 3. NHS 3,4. Bu- ness World Rep 4 K1PLIN KEVIN — Forensics 1.2,3,4; State Foren- sics 3.4. Football 1; Tennis 1.2.3,4, Football Mgr. 2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; FBL 4. FFA 1.2.3.4 KRAUSE. ROXANNE - FBL 4.� ; FHA 4. Prom Court 3 KUJAWA. PAUL — Football I.2.4.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Team Capt. for Football 4; FBL 4; B Gub 1,2,3. � ; Prom Court 4; Homecoming Court 4 KURC ZEK. ANN - Glee Club 2.3; Chorus I; Bas- ketball I; Vollevball 4. Softball 2.3.4; Track I. A.V. 4; Spanish Gub 2. FBL 4; FHA 4; B Club 5.4 LABUDA. JENNY - Glee C lub 2; Chorus 1. FHA I; Red N' Green 2.4.4; Copy Editor LEPPIN. USA - A.V 1.2.3; AFS 1.2.4; Red N Green 3.4. Mock Tnal 2,3.4 LF.PP1N, LORI — Forensics 2,3,4; District Forensics 2; State Forensics 2.3; A.V. 2.4,4; German Gub 1,2,4; AFS 23. Curators 2; FBL 3.4; Kev Club 2; Mock Trial 3.4 LEWELLYN. MISSY - Basketball 1.2.3; Glee Gub 2; Track 1.2.3,4; Spanish Qub 2; B Gub 2,3.4 LIGHTEN BERG. RUSS — Football 1; FFA 1.2.3.4 LUETHE. SHANE — Baseball I; Wrestling 1.3.4; Team Capt 4. FBL 3.4; Pres. 4; FFA 2; B Gub 1.2.3.4 LYNE, TANYA — Solo Ena. 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4. Madrigal 3.4; Swing Choir 1.2.3.4. Cheer- leader 2; Hep Gub 3: Curators 1.2; Key Gub 1; Art Club 1.2.3. Mascoutin Staff I. State Solo A: F.ns. 1.2.3.4 MACK. TERESA - Glee Gub 2.3. Chorus 1.4. C.C 2; Volleyball Mgr. 1. Track Mgr 2,3.4. Cheerleader 3.4; Squad Capt 4; Student Council Rep 1.2; Hep Gub 3. FFA 3.4; B Club 2.3,4. Mascoutin I D. 2.3 MARKOV! SKI, MONICA-Solo A Ens 1.2; Glee Gub 1.2.3; C.C 2; Track 1,2.3; Class Vicc-Pres. 1,4; FBL 3.4; Mascoutin Staff 2.3.4. Mascoutin Editor 4; Who'S Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3 MC GRATH. MICHELLE Basketball I. Softball 1,2; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; FBL 2.3.4; Ski Gub 3 MINSKY. SHERRY - Chorus I; Track Mgr 2.3.4. A V 2.3.4; FBL 2.3.4; FHA 4 MOLDENHAUER. MICHELLE — Solo A Ens. 1.2; Band 1,2, Chorus 1; Tennis 1.2.3.4. Spanish Gub 1,2; Key Gub 1.2,3,4; Drama Gub 2.3; School Play 1.2.3.4 MI LDER. RANDY - Football 2. FFA 1.2.3.4 MURKLEY. BOB - W restling 1.2; Student Coun- cil Rep 1.2.3.4. A V. 2; FBL 4 NAVIN. TAMMY - Solo Ens 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 3; Madrigal 1.2,3.4; Pom Pon 3.4, Flags 4. German Gub 3; AFS 1.2.3.4; Kev Gub 4 NEXTZKE. MICHELLE - A V 3. FBL 1.2. FHA I NEUBAUER. DIANNE - Solo A Ens. 1.23.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Swing Choir 2.3,4. Vol- leyball 1; Track 1.2.3.4. Cheerleader 3,4; Squad Capt 4; Pep Club 3; B Club 2.3,4 NEUBAUER. LINDA — District Forensics 4; Solo A Ens 1.23.4; State Solo A Em. 2; Band 1.2.3,4; Drum Major 3.4. Glee Gub 2; Chorus 1.3,4; Basket- ball 1.2.3, Volleyball 1,2.3.4; Hags 2. Baseball Mgr 3.4; MVP Volleyball 4. Pep Club 3. Pres. 3. B Gub 3.4; Key Gub 3.2; Red N Green 4; Sptirts Editor 4, Mock Trial 2,3.4; Orchestra 2.4 NEUMANN. BECKY - Forensics 2; Glee Gub 2; Volley ball 1; Pom Pon 1; Pep Gub 3.4; Spanish Gub 2.3.4. FBL 1. Key Gub 2.3.4 NICHOLAS. TODD - Football 1.2; Baseball 1.2; Wrestling 1; FBL 3; FFA 2.3 MEMITH. CINDY - Solo A Ens 1.23.4. Ja z Ensemble 1,2; Band 1,23.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Swing Choir 4; Pom Pon 3.4; Cheerleader 2. Rifles 1.23.4; Pep Club 4. Spanish Gub 4. Prom Court 3 NIGBOR. SCOTT - Chorus 1 Basketball 1.2; Base- ball 1.2.3.4; Golf 1,2.3.4; Team Capt. 4; FBL 4; B Gub 3.4. Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4 NFT . ROB - Football 1.23. Basketball ; Baseball 1.23.4. Wrestling 1. B Club 1 OLSON. DAVID — Band 1.23,4. Swing Choir 4. Baseball 1.2.3; VC'resthng 1; Golf 23; Kev Gub 2 PAEZ. TONY - Football 1.23.4; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1.23.4; Spanish C.luh 3 PEARSON. SHAW N - Solo A Ens. 1.23.4; Band 1.2: Chorus 1.23.4; Madrigal 3,4; Swing Choir 4. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.4, Team Mgr. for Football 1; Team Capt. for Basketball 4. FBL 4. B Gub 4; Kev Club 1.2.3; Art Club 2,3; Red N' Green 2.3.4. Sports Edittw 3; Editor-in-chief 4. Prom Court 3; Badger Bo Stare Rep. 3 PEREZ. CECILIA - 1HA 4 PETIT. ROGER - Baseball U PIECHOWSKI. RON —Chorus I. Football 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.23,4; B Club 4; National FFA Convention 2 PIOTROWSKJ. MARY - Glee Gub 2. Chorus 1. Track 3. Pom Pon 3.1; Cheerleader 2; Pep Gub 3; FBL 3; B Club 4; Key Gub 2 POLAKOWSK1. DAVID - Baseball I; Spanish Gub 1.2; FFA 3.1 POLK,JIM — Solo A Ens. 3. Band 1.2.3; Football I; Basketball 1.23.4; FFA 1.23.4; Prom Court 3 POLKA. SARA — Forensics 1.4. State I. District 1; Solo A Ens. 1.2,3,4. Scate 1.2,3,4. Band 1.2.3.4. Chorus 1,2,3.1. Madrigal 2,4; Swing Choir 4. Cheerleader 2,3. Curarors I. Red N Green 4. copy Editor 4. All-Scare Band A Orchestra 2,3 POMPLUN, LANA Volleyball I. Softball 1.2; FBL 2.3.4. FHA 2 QUICK. GINNY — Band I FBL i. FFA I RADTKE. JACKIE — Volleyball 1.2,3.4. Soft- ball 1,2,3.4; FFA 2.4. Kev Club i. Ski Gub f ROBINSON. TONI — Band I; Science Gub 4; Mock Trial 4 RODGERS. TIM Chorus 1.2.3.4: FFA 2,3.4. Mix k Trial 4 RODENCAL, SUSAN BaskcthalJ I. Volleyball I; Softball 1.2.3.4. FBI. 4. B Club 3.4 RODMAN AMY - Band 1; Track 1. Vollevball 1; FBL 3.4 ROGERS. LEO — Giorus I. Wrestling 3. FFA 2.3.4 SATTLER. STEVE —- Solo a Ena. 3.4; Chorus 1.23.4. Madrigal 3.4; Swing Choir 3,4; Basketball I; Baseball 2.3.1; W restling 2. A.V. 1; FFA 1.23.4. Prom Court 3 SCHMIDT DALE - FFA 1.23.4 SniRAM. KEN - Band 1. FFA 23.4 SCHROEDER. TODD A - Basketball 1.2; CC. 1.2; Track 3; FBL 3.4. Kev Gub 3.4 SCHROEDER TODD E - Wrestling 1.2; Softball Mgr 1.2; A.V. 3.4; FFA 2.3 Art Club 2.3; Drama Club 23 SCHRY. MICHELLE - Volleyball Tr. 3.t. Softball Tr. 2.3.4. Student Council Rep 3. Student Council Trcas 4; B Gub 2,3.4; Art Club 2.3,4; Science Club 3,4; Pres. 4. Mascoutin Art Editor 3.4; NHS 3,4 SCOV1LLE. JOEL - Football 1.23.4; Basketball 1; Track 1.23.4; FBI. 4. B Gub 3.4, Kcv Gub 3.4 SHERIDAN. TIM —Jan Ens. I. Band I; Basketball 1.2; Golf 1. Football Trainer 4; FBL 3.4. Art Gub 3; Badger Bov State Rep. 3 SKOTARZAK. ANN - Gass Sec. 4; FBL 3,4 SOBJESKI. AMY - Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 1.23.4; Track 2.3,4; A.V. 4. Spanish Club 2. FBL 3.4; FHA 4. FFA 2; B Gub 2.3.4 SOBIESKI. ANDY Football 1.4; FFA 1.23.1; B Gub 4; Prom King 3; Homecoming Court 1 SPRITKA MARY - Glee Gub 23 ST ROOK. JAYNE — Pep Gub 3,4; Spanish Club 1. Curators � ; FBL 4. FHA � SW'ISHER. ALAN —Chorus l; Baskcthall 1; A.V. 4; FFA 1 THADA. GEORGE - W restling 1 THOM. DAVE - Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.23,4; Baseball I; Track 3.4; Team Capt. for Foot- ball 4; FFA 1.2.3.4. B Club 3.4; Homecoming Court 4 THOMPSON JON Solo Ens. 2.3 Chorus 1.23.4. Madrigal 4; Swing Choir 4. Football 1.23,4, Tennis 1.23.4. l earn Capt. 3: Spanish Club 3; FBL 4; B Gub 1.2.3.4. Kev Gub 3. Art Gub 3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3 TIMMERMAN. CARRIE - Solo F.ns 1.23.4. Chorus 1,2.3,4. Madrigal 3,4;Swing Choir 1.2.3.4. Track I. AFS 1,2,3; An Gub2.StareSok Em. 2.3 TOVAR. DIANA — Glee Gub 2. Chorus 1; Vollev- ball 1.2; Softball 1.23.4. Pep Club 3.4; FBE 2.3.4; B Gub 4. Kev Gub 23.4; Mascoutin Staff 4; Who s Who Among American High School Students 4 TRAC.Y. TAMARA - Softball 3. AFS 4. FBI. 4. FHA 4; FFA 23.4. Mascoutin Staff 3 TRAMPF. CONNIE - Solo Ens. 2. State Solo Sc F.ns 2, Glee Gub 2, Chorus 1. Basketball 1; fJass Pres 3.4; Kev Gub 3; Science Gub 3; NHS 3; DAR Good Citizen Award 4 TROCHINSKI. MATT - Basketball I, Track 2.3.4. A.V. 4. FBL 4; FFA 4 TROCHINSKI. SUE - Glee Gub 2.3; Art Gub 2 VERBI RGT. MARK - Wrestling 1.2.3; FBL 3. FHA 4; FFA 3.4 VKRHEYF.N. CARF.N - Vollevball 1.23.4; Soft- ball 1.2.3.4. Team Capt for Volleyball 4. A.V. 3; Pep Club 3. .Spanish Club 3; FBL 23; B Gub 2,3.4; Kev Gub 1,23.4; Fiomecoming Court 4. NHS 3.4 VIERTEL. ANISSA - Glee Gub 2. Pom Pon 3.4. Cheerleader 1.2; Flags 3.4; Student Council Rep. 4; Pep Qub 3. Spanish Qub 3.4. FBL 3.4; Key Gub 1.23.4. Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4 VOELTNER. I.ORI - Track 1. Cheerleader 2.3. Student Council Rep. 4; FBL 3; FHA 4; B Club 4; Prom Queen 3 WAGNER. AMY — Solo 6c Ens. 1.2.4. Band 1.23.4: German Gub 3 W ALKER. BF.TH - Basketball 1.23.4; Vollevball 1.2; Softball 2; B Gub 3.4 WILDE. CINDY — Glee Club 2; Pom Pon 3.4; Flags ♦; Pep Gub 3.4. Spanish Gub 4. FBL 23.4. Kev Gub 1,23.4; Mascoutin Staff 4 WILLIAMS. MIKE - Football 1.23.4; Basketball 1,2.3.1. Baseball 1.23.4; Team Capt for Basketball Football 4; BCitib 2.3.4; FFA 4. Homecoming Court 4 WICHERER. JULIE - Band 1. Glee Gub 2; Cho- rus 1; C.C 1; Basketball 1. Track 2; Cheerleader 1.23.4. Flags 3.4. Spanish Gub 3; B Gub 3.4; Key Gub 2; Ski Gub 1.23.4; NHS 3.1 YASICK. JEAN — A.V. 2.3. Science Club 3. Mock Trial 1.2.3.4; Mascoutin Staff 2.3.4; Editor 4; Ty ping Si layout Editor 3.4 YONKE, SCOTT - Football 1.23.4 Basketball 1; FFA 3.4. B Gub 3.4 Senior Activities 113 As you look through this yearbook I hope it brings bac k memories for each and every one of you. The Mascoutin staff has tried to combine the interests and happenings of all the students at BUS into one image that can be enjoyed and treasured by all. Without the help of many hardworking and cooperative individuals this publication would not have been possible. First there is our Advisor Mrs. Macaulay. This was your First year on the job and I know that you've spent sleepless nights worrying about deadlines, pictures and stories. Seems like that is all part of yearbooking. Mr. Sponholtz, our photographer, has had to put up with inconvenient time schedules, people late for pictures and not cooperating, and countless retakes. Thanks for being so cooperative. Some individuals that played a small but important role in the publication were Mrs. Voeltner and members of the Red 'n' Green. They always helped with story ideas and a picture that was needed here or there. Thanks for letting us hassle you once in a while. Also thank you to Mrs. Coats who always seemed to have Mascoutin staff members running in and out of her room using her equipment. A special thank you and recognition go to the members of the Mascoutin staff. I know that I was a grump and impatient sometimes but let's just say that goes with the job. You guys were great even when I made you do crazy things like type when you didn't even know how or use that proper cropper that seemed to have no purpose at all. Everyone of you was needed and wanted even if sometimes it didn't seem that way or you weren't recognized for the effort you put into your work. Last but not least, a thank you to the student body and faculty of Berlin High School. Without you this yearbook would not be pos- sible because there would be no memories and you are the individuals who give energy to the Mascoutin of 1987. Thank you, Mascoutin Editor 116 r.tliror's Page nv