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

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-A, 1 - -A-- f ,-S SENIORS-FIRST ROW: Diane Van DorfiSweethearti, Kevin Koplin, John EngeIiPres.j, Brian Thorson, Tom Browne, Jim Horneck, Tim Flannerfpt. Sec.i, SECOND ROW: Steve Cerqua, Rick Schim, Chuck Wenzler, Ken Wills, John Kirn, Gordy Stover. THIRD ROW: Mark Stich, Larry FreigangfV.P.j, Jim Twitchell, Jack GiesenschIag,Jim SanteIIeQSec.J, Kurt Cash. FOURTH ROW: John Schmitz, Randy Kusch, George Kanavas, Doug Milway, Kevin Kelly, Fritz Meilke. FIFTH ROW: Dave Abresch, Tom Plantikow, Tom Curtis, Dennis Miller, Al Sapa, Andy Moy. SIXTH ROW: Bob Maki, Mark Wiegand, Jim Schumann, Bob Killy?, Jett Hieder, Erv Matsche. ,,lrp,. ,,1' CL -.- Truly one of the most active clubs in the school, the Key 'a' '-X Club has involved itself in all parts of Brookfield East's 'I' E school life. The club has even formed its own entertainment, Q 5 showing cartoons, and comedies fThe Marx Brothers and , J American Qraffittii. One major event was the Beer Can 'LA ,J Spectacular , when dealers from miles around came to buy, QQN 'poly' sell, and trade beer cans. The club's big project this year was --., ,..f to get the Ecology Center off to a start by providing a pond for birds and keeping the area in its natural state. JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Jim Dorman, John Magliocco, Arthur Hoidyke, Ray Lyntske, Tim Brass, Bruce Kirchoff. SECOND ROW: Bob Daniels, Frank Davies, Jim Leuzinger, Paul Nemcek, Dick Roy, Charlie Yee, THIRD ROW: Mark Murray, Dan Adams, Jim Engel, Bob Blersch, Chris Panaro, Marty Dougherty. FOURTH ROW: Steve Hampton, Dave Winkle, Randy Ott, Tim Wild, Rick Wiegand, Mike DeBauche.

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Many students aspire to become the kind, considerate and dedicated people we all know as teachers. Dedicated they are, for who else sits up late nights and keeps busy over weekends correcting assignments but teachers? They constantly dream up new ways Xl ll to liven up classes and make them interesting. In hoping to become like these teachers, Future Teachers of America traveled to other schools and the Academy of Basic Education this year. Officers: Beth Murel, Debbie Hurley, Kathee Tuttle. NOT SHOWN: Debbie Jacobson Jill Zabojnik, Marilyn Meyers. g f 3 SHE I USINESS UTURE EADERS MERICA CCD FBLA members participated in a variety of activities this year to develop their leadership qualities. As well as visiting business to discover what the world of stock markets and mergers is all about, the club held contests of skill, did philanthropic activities for Elmbrook Hospital, and were ac- tive in the March of Dimes: quite the active club. FIRST ROW, Going Up: Sue Pfieffer, Mary Moliter, Laura Jacob, Mrs. Parker ladvisorl. SECOND ROW, Going Up: Mary Chetney, Pam Schmid, Mary Lenahan.