Brookfield East High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, WI)

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FIRST ROW: Chris Allen, Kathy Kallas, Cheri Owings, Laurie Sappa, Ellen Epp, Nancy Spindler, Pat Korns. SECOND HOW: Linda Svatik, Sue Eberle, Vicki Hermann, Mr. Ludlow ladvisorj, Keith Timm, Patty LaBarbera, Fay Kupka. ART CLUB Where would this coun- try be without art in all forms? Where civilization be, for that matter? Art is the essence of our daily life. From the alarm clocks that wake us up to the houses we live in, and the cars we drive, art is in- volved in all we do. We think art, eat art, walk art, talk art, we are art! Interested in Germany, the language, the people, and the customs of the country? Or does your family have a German background that may interest you? The club for you is the German club. Through parties, slide presen- tations, and guest speakers, members learn about the German heritage. GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Kroehn, Rosemary Naegle, Heidi Weber, Heidi Lerner. SECOND ROW: Lisa Lagerman, Pam Garnick, Ray Yank, Bill Langdon, Mr. Twellmeyer tadvisorj. 1. I fx V iw

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EQUESTRIAN CLUB Equestrian Club IS In addition to meeting after school once a week club members participate ln many rides throughout the year They enjoy each other s company and gain experience in horsemanship FIRST FlOW lgomg upl Debbie Steffan Judy Highum Glory Woods Pam Ertl Pam Garnik Linda Crawford SECOND ROW Jane Grinyer Patty Peschel Cindy Pozza Mary Hall Therese LaMathe THIRD ROW Pam Couffer Karen Boebel Marcia Thurnbauer Rosanne Hansen FOURTH ROW Mary Ann Pollack Mary Raasch Lori Sapa Mary Reindeer Teresa Calvin Mrs Maki lAdvlsorl EL CASTELLANO Cathy GaIIagher,Julie Rennebohm, Dana Butterfield, Barb Kemberllng Spanish newspaper? Well El Castellano doesl Its Tom Kowalczyk, Julie Kamerling, Cecilia Hurtado, Cheryl Kordas Mr dedlcated members Work hard to produce every edmon Tousignant lAdvisorl, Carol Kordas, Linda Liljenfeldt, Beth Murel Deb ble Hurley

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FIRST ROW: Larry Freigang, John Engel, Scott Thompson, Roger Lenahan, John White, Jim McCartan, Jim Mitschrich, John Bessey. SECOND ROW: Jim Engel, Greg Spurrier, Brent Nelson, Greg Jacob, Scott Harms, Mark Peschman, Gary Sutherland, Dan Radler, Frank Davies. THIRD ROW: Mark Wiegand, Bob Daniels, Glenn Calhoun, Mark Huntzinger, Mike DeBauche, John Faupl, AI Sapa, Fritz Mielke, Steve Barth. FOURTH ROW: Kurt Cash, Jon Kirn, Mark Stich, Dan Adams, Carl Erck, Steve Cerqua, Dave Schwiesow, Randy Kusch, Tim Flanner, John Litzow, Ken Wills. Remember sitting in seventh hour on Friday afternoons and finding your nose being assaulted by the aroma of freshly made popcorn? It was the Lettermen at work! They sell popcorn and soda at football and basketball games to raise money to buy LETTEFtIVIEN'S CLUB SPARTA FIRST ROW: Barb Kemberling, Cathy Gallagher, Rhonda Voss, Chris Geisinger, Lynn Waldhuetter, Kathy Jensen, Chris Sutton. SECOND ROW: Kathy Deegan, Kris Korte, Linda Wunder, Julie Pemble, Debbie Williams, Kathy Strapp, Tami Krueger, Peggy Ove. THIRD ROW: Kathy Toohey, Sandy Grove, Steffi Hoffman, Sue Kiedrowski, Audrey Moran, Ann Nemcek, Jean Cramton. FOURTH ROW: Ms. Chris Frank iadvisorj, Ann Christman, Linda Erck, Eileen Kuffel, Karen Bartelme, Kathy West- more, Jeannie Neier, Joan Las Casas. NOT SHOWN: Ms. McCarthy iad- visori. sports equipment. Sparta members participate basically in the same ac- tivities as the Lettermen, with a few exceptions-one be- ing the addition ofa bit of female flair! To be eligible in this new club girls need a grade point average of 2.5 or better, and they must be active in two junior varsity or one varsity sport.