Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

1972 TIGERETTE CHILTON HIGH SCHOOL CHILTON, WISCONSIN VOLUME XXXVII SSllll BiMal V •y■ S8BSrafr .ijB� ,a « TABLE OF C Administration Viva! ions..... Sensations..... Vibrations..... Gyrations... Activations. Speculations . . . THERE IS A FUNDAMENTAL TRUTH TO OUR NATURE. MAN MUST EXPLORE. AND THIS IS EXPLORATION AT ITS GREATEST ASTRONAUT DAVID SCOTT 3 Nature has given to every time, place, and season splendors of its own. From sun-washed valleys to the green, rolling hills, from lily covered ponds to rippling brooks, from waving wheat fields to stately forests, this majestic land is ours to enjoy and preserve. Nature has done her part magnificently. Let us do ours. 4 5 6 jity Scholar- emofy of BMRPB Mrs. � ert liutz and Jenilff? to become cl'fec IkJib PaulaACjudua,ting Class in the Pofl973fl Administration o° O School Board-L to R: D. Holst, A.W. Larson, D. Steege, Mrs. D. Sattler, H. Compton (unavailable at time of picture). HIERARCHY C. Schuknecht, Vice Principal; A. W. Gordon, Superintendent; J. Skarda, Principal. 10 Secretaries-L to R: Mrs. Cindy Stuebbe, Mrs. Jan Mader, Mrs. Grace Geiser, Mrs. Millie Mortimer, Mrs. Mary Ann Freund. MISSING Robert Sager B.S.C.S. Biology Ecology Club Advisor Freshman Basketball Coach Varsity Football Asst. Coach Varsity Track Asst. Coach Edward Drone Physical Science Cross Country Coach Golf Coach Student Council Advisor SCIENCE AND MATH Michael Fitzpatrick Algebra II Analytical Geometry Basic Math Department Chairman Trigonometry Varsity Football Asst. Coach Wrestling Coach Richard Seider Basic Math Geometry Intermediate Math Varsity Track Asst, Coach Varsity Wrestling Asst. Coach Jeanette Eichhorst Department Chairman French I, II Forensics Coach French Club Advisor National Honor Society Advisor FRENCH Dale Voskuil John Augsburger Algebra I Chemistry Physics Department Chairman Student Council Advisor General Science 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Duane Youngsteadt Swimming C-Club Advisor Swimming Coach Linda Duncan Girl’s Physical Education G. A. A. Advisor Neil Nelson Boy’s Physical Education C-Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Varsity Football Coach Carol Werblow Home Economics II, III, IV Sally Meincn Home Economics I Senior Class Advisor John Freidel Athletic Director Department Chairman J. V. Football Coach Diane Gilow Home Economics II, III, IV F. H. A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor HOME ECONOMICS 14 Charles Schuknecht American Problems National Honor Society Advisor Tennis C™' John Freiburger Department Chairman Geography World History 9 Forensics Coach Historical Club Advisor Steve Stuebbc U. S. History 10 Baseball Coach Historical Club Advisor Christine Lax Sociology Survey World History 9 Cheerleader Advisor Historical Club Advisor HISTORY James Eisner Psychology U. S. History 11 C Club Advisor Ecology Club Advisor Freshman Football -Ass’t. Coach Historical Club Advisor Student Council Advisor Varsity Basketball Coach Floyd Marks Survey U. S. History 10 U. S. History 11 Freshman Football Coach Historical Club Advisor J. V. Basketball Coach Varsity Track Coach Marvin Hoffmann Band 1,11 Department Chairman Joan Wegner Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Patricia Wettstein Music Practice Teacher Cardinal Stritch College 15 Diane Gillig Val Sorenson English 10 English Practice Speech Teacher Cheerleader Asst. Lakeland Colleg Advisor Dramatics Director Forensics Coach ENGLISH Language as well as the faculty of speech, was the immediate gift of God. —Noah Webster Louise Harmening English 11 Forensics Coach David Thompson Applied English Department Chairman English 11 Senior English Forensics Coach Senior Class Advisor Robert Schuh English 9 Palmer Smith English 9 English 10 Forensics Coach Junior Class Advisor Swimming Asst. Coach 16 Connie Berrens, Edna Fluhr Lester Page!, Beatrice Karmalita, Sigmund Karmalita Louie Seegers, Ray Dumke CHILTON HIGH CUSTODIANS Rosemary SeU, Eunice Nennig, Vilma Geiser, Marion Westerhouse Ema Baldock, J Zahn, Esther Einolf, Delores Ott 17 I hope I haven’t hit too many wrong keys. Wouldn’t it be nice not to have my picture taken. To make this perfectly clear .. . Sabotage: Plan A-Tie all shoestrings together. My masterpiece! It’s finished? Typing I-hot rod racers. 18 Vivations Bruce Alten Keith Baltz Denise Barker Donald Bartel Peggy Beyer Sharon Biese Mike Bittner Pam Blankenship Mark Boll John Bolz Cheryl Bowe Jackie Bradley John Bradley Debra Brandenburg Anne Brandt Jim Bruckner Sue Bruckner Bonnie Buelow Steve Casper Colleen Connors Sara Cullen Ed Degeneffe Larry Dickrell Dave Diedrich new ideas and experiences Richard Dombrock Greg Elliott Dawn Everix Gregg Fagg Scott Fagg Susan Fesing Fritz Fhlug Mary Flemming Jennifer Forstner Tom Frcidel Kathy Furlano Cindy Geiger Ron Genske Cathy Gerner Carl Gilbertson 20 Jackie Gilbertson Dave Gilow Donna Graf Laura Graney Debra Groeschl Steve Grube Martha Gruber Karen Halbach Jerry Hansen Sandra Hauser Virginia Heimann Betsy Hephner found in freshmen year Mary Hephner Pat Hertel Mike Hoffmann Sue Hugo Michelle Jodar Bill Juckem Ken Kampfcr Sue Karl Gary Karls Mark Karthciser Debbie Kasper Joe Kasper Richard Kees Terry Kccs Sue Kiesner Gail Klein Jim Kleinhans Joe Kobriger Dan Koehler David Koehler Sandra Koehler Kay Koeniger Kris Koerber Donna Konen 21 Dan Kopf Sue Kopf Paul Krueger Mary Kuehnl Mary Kurscheidt John Kurtz Bruce Laughrin Jayne Lemke Gerald Lintner Jeff Lisowe Ron Lisowe Christine Loose Mary Loose Luke Ludwig Pat Ludwig Dave Mallmann Mike Mand Mary Mangan Greg Marks Larry Meyer many new faces appear Steve Michael Pat Miller Steve Mueller Mary Nadlcr Sue Nazeris Judy Ncnnig Nancy Neuber Teresa Nikolai Bonnie Orlando Jim Ott Darlene Peterson Charles Pcthan Julie Pethan Arleen Propson Virginia Rabida Ken Rach Dave Rady Candy Redig John Ricker Cheri Robertson George Roehrig Tom Roll Karen Rollmann Kim Rozman 22 Cynthia Ruffing Gail Rusch Donna Sattler Lorrie Schaefer Teddy Schcnkus Paul Schlaefer Duane Schmidt Richard Schmitz Diane Schneider Roger Schneider Jerry Schwobe Janet Skarda Glenn Solchenberger Rich Solchenberger Glenn Stache Sue Stadtmucller Rodney Stecker Wayne Stenz Lisa Stroobants Debbie Syring Ricky Urban Luann Wagner Peggy Weber Ed Wenig in the halls of CHS Jill Werbecks Mary Wettstein Keith Weyers John Widmar Debbie Woelfel Larry Wunrow Kathleen Yerkman David Zeamer Diane Zeamer Pat Bochnlein Rick Buechel Faye Giranio Faye Jobelius Not Pictured Mike L iso we Jim Nelson Pete Pfeffer Don Schwalenberg 23 Dan Amel A1 Ammcrman Audrey Arenz Carol Bechlem Pat Bechlem Jody Beyer Mary Bittner John Boll Debbie Brocker Dave Buechel Ken Buechel Marty Buechel Ken Buelow Bill Campbell Mary Champeau Kathy Connors Kim Daun Bev Depies Barb Diedrich Jeanette Diedrich Dan Ditter Denise Fox Jan Friederichs John Fuchs sophomores hove adjusted Dale Gebhart Margie Gebhart Mary Gebhart Don Geiser Paul Geiser Rita Geiser Daryl Gilbertson Bruce Gonzo Mike Grube Bob Gruber Mike Gruett Jerry Halbach 24 Larry Hedrich Cindy Herrick Ruth Herriges Julie Hertel Kathy Hertel Mark Hertel Rachel Hertel John Hinz Mike Hoerth Pete Holst Larry Jandrey Don Karl to high school life Tony Keulcr Kevin Keuler Joe Kleinhans Dave Klessig Carl Koch Dennis Kolbe Roger Kolbe Ron Kolbe Rosanne Kolbe Kathy Kommers Ann Kopf Stan Kossman Reyne Kramarczyk Linda Kramer Karlene Kratzke Cliff Kreilkamp Dick Kuchnl Ken Kuhn Cindy Lemke Don L iso we Paul Lisowe Duane Loose Rich Ludwig Bev Mallmann Mike Mallmann Kevin Maltby Bob Marques Judy Martin Jim McNeely Janice Meier Cheryl Mertz Ron Meyers John Mittnacht Kris Moeschberger Gail Mueller Mike Mueller Pat Nelson Elroy Neuhaus Dennis Nisler getting along with people Tom Nolan Wayne Olson Sandy Ott Kay Pankratz Doug Parsons Mary Peterson Ginger Pfeffer Vicky Pingel Ann Popp Jerry Port man Cindie Ratz Rick Robertson Mary Roehrig Scott Roewer Steve Rusch Paul Salm Dave Schneider Larry Schneider Linda Schneider Sharon Schneider 26 Terry Schneider Roy Schnuell Keith Schommer Sue Schumacher Linda Schwanke Todd Schwartz Paul Selk Bill Sell Randy Stache Lori Starfeld Gerry Stenz Nancy Stenz Steve Stroobants Gary Sturtz Ken Tasch Debbie Vanne Peggy Vanne Lori Vogt Jim Voigt Jean Wagner is part of learning Cheri Ware Marty Weber Fran Weller Carla Weyers Sharon Wingers Luann Wittmann Gery Woelfel Dave Ziegelbauer Robin Zucollo Not Sue Achter Gloria Bochnlein Elizabeth Bowe Mary Flaherty Randy Gruett Kim Koeniger Pictured Dave Lisowe Duane Lisowe Sharon Richter Lois Schmidt Daryl Schroeder Mike Wagner 27 Doreen Barker Debbie Bates Karen Baumann Dave Bechlcm Roger Boehnlcin Cindy Blaylock Mike Boll Dave Bolz Rick Bolz Linda Brandenburg Bob Buhl Mary Coffeen Shirley Coffeen Pat Degencffc Lynn Dohr juniors begin to make Doug Elliott Terry Fox Keith Fran cart Tony Frank Lynn Freidel Barb Furlano Renee Gates Joe Gebhart Diane Genske Bev Gerncr Sandy Gerner Terry Gerner Don Gonzo Ann Grancy Dave Grittner Joan Hansen John Heine Pete Herrick 28 Chuck Hertel Dave Hertel Joanne Hertel Ann Hoffman Steve Hollmann Rich Hugo Kathy Kampfer Tom Karls Steve Kartheiser Mike Kasper Peggy Kaufmann Bill Kaufmann Gerry Klein Mike Kobriger Tom Koch Mike Koehler Don Kolbe Jerry Kolbe Mary Kopf Nancy Kopf plans for their future Sandy Kossman Neal Kratzke Madeline Krueger Sharon Krueger Carol Kubichka Elsie Kurtz Mike Leitner Joanne Leonhard Jim Lintner Linda Lorenz Kathy Ludwig Joan Mand 29 Karen Martin Kathy Martin John Mayer Joe McGrath Sharon McNeely Steve Meier Dale Mertz Roger Meyers Kris Moehrke Ellen Mueller Cindy Nadler Barb Nennig Lorraine Neuhaus Mark Nicolay Jim Ninedorf Barb Nohr Dean Papendieck Pearl Pethan acquired knoivledge is Rachel Pfeffer Glen Pingel Ken Propson Dan Prouty Lee Anne Rabida Mike Rach Scott Rady Bob Ratz Sue Redig Ruth Reinl Mark Reinkober Linda Richter Paul Roehrig Wayne Rollman Cindy Rozman Chuck Ruffing Paul Rusch Cathy Schaefer Jim Schlaefer Sharon Schmidlkofer Anne Schneider 30 Steve Schneider Jerry Schnuell Keith Scholz Joanne Schwobc Judy Schwobe Dave Sebora Ken Sell Mike Sieber Cindy Stache Jamie Steenport Karen Strassman Marcia Streckert forever fresh in our minds Claire Sweet Betty Thiel Dave Thompson Ruth Vogel Kris Wagner Sue Walker Mary Weber Ann Wcnig Rita Whitby Roger Woelfel Steve Wunrow Joylynn Zachowski Not Pictured Mike Baird Glenn Brandenburg John Bruckner Barb Buechel Russ Gilbertson Sandy Halbach Joe Hansen Bob Hoerth Lisa Keuler Steve Nolan Mark Peterson Barb Pohland Janncll Rachu Joan Schaff Richard Schmitz Mike Schoenborn Jean W'eber 31 Freshman Representatives: Cindy Geiger, Sue Karl, Freshman Officers: Cathy Furlano (VP), Candy Mark Boll, Debbie Syring. Rcdig (Pres), Janet Skarda (Trcas), Colleen Con- nors (Sec). Sophomore Representatives: Lois Schmidt, Linda Sophomore Officers: Pat Nelson (VP), Mary Geb-Schwankc, Sandy Ott, Mark Hertel, Kris Moesch- hart (Sec), Joe Kleinhans (Treas), John Mit-berger. tnacht (Pres). Junior Representatives: Linda Lorenz, Nancy Kopf, Junior Officers: Betty Thiel (Treas), Anne Schnei-Kathy Ludwig. der (Sec), Sharon Schmidlkofer (Pres), Terry Fox (VP) (Missing for picture). Senior Representatives: Mary Nohr, Tom Mitt-nacht, Heidi Moeschberger, Sue Pautz. Senior Officers: Rick Daun (Pres), Doreen Aebis-cher (VP), Jim Schaefer (Sec), Steve Thielman (Treas). 32 Sensations So near, so far, so many goals Doreen Aebischer Richard Baltz David Bennin William Bradley Dennis Bennin James Brandt James Bennin Patricia Brenner Roberta Allison Debra Bastian Mary Blonien Belinda Brown Patricia Baird Suzanne Bechlem Raymond Bowe Wendy Brown 34 Debra Bruckner Kathleen Burg Janet Ditter Laureen Doern Sandra Bruckner Kenneth Cullen Shelly Bruckner Jean Daun Donna Buechel Richard Daun Gary Buechel Sheri Daun Kenneth Ditter Linda Doern Everything has its beauty9 but not everyone sees it 35 Within you there is a stillness and . . . Kenneth Gasch Donald Geiser Susan Grenzer Karen Gauthier Thomas Geiser Beverly Gudex Debra Drone Leonard Gebhart Daniel Giesen Erika Haberstroh Allen Fenn Sharon Geiser Donald Goeldi Kay Fritschka Charles Geiser Marguerite Grenzer Sheila Hatchell Gare Hilbert Gerald Jaeger Allen Karls Herbert Hertel Margaret Hoffmann Jacqueline Juckem Lyle Karls Douglas Hertel Jeanne Horst Robert Juckem Gerard Kasper Ruth Juckem Kenneth Kiesner Kathleen Karl Mary Kleinhans a sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself 37 Mary Lenz Neil Maas Diane Kobrigcr Ann Kopf Jane Kuehnl Dale Lau Jacqueline Laughrin Yvonne Lemke Steven Martin Thomas McMunn Eugene Lisowc Randall Lisowe Marjorie Mand Patricia Martin Today is the first day of the rest of your life 38 The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human Cheryl Meier William Murphy Vivian Mertz Robert Nelson Pauline Meyers Heidi Moeschbcrger Glenn Mueller Patricia Nisler Kathleen Miller Donna Montero Wayne Mueller Mary Nohr Thomas Mittnacht Ann Mueller 39 Peace cannot be kept by force; James Pagel Jean Portmann Kathleen Rausch Gary Parsons Gerald Propson Dennis Rollmann Susan Pautz Jane Pfcffer Karen Rausch Nancy Rozman Clyde Peterson Mary Pfeffer Deborah Schabach Victoria Pethan Thomas Pfeffer Patricia Schabach 40 it can only be achieved by understanding Daniel Schaefer Lester Schmitz Jerome Schuh James Schaefer Joseph Schneider David Schwankc Debra Schaubs Judith Schneider Marian Schneider Timothy Schwarz Patricia Schierl Stanley Schneider Barbara Schwobc Russell Schmidt Gerald Scholz James Schwobc 4 We have reached the foothills9 yonder are the mountains James Steffes Steve Tiffany Sharon Stenz Marisol Urbina Laurie Seefeld Kathleen Sohrweidc Joseph Suttner Gerald Vanne Janice Seipel Karen Stache Sharon Tadych Paul Sket Debra Steege Steven Thielmann Pamela Vanne Ellen Voigt Marvin Wagner Darlene Veit Michael Wachter John Weber Mark Vogel Joseph Wagner Douglas Weninger Susan Woelfel Gary Winkler Kristine Woelfel Karen Wolff Grace Zeamer Not Pictured Elizabeth Bangart Jill Grabowski Jerome Isajew Joseph Kramarczyk Sue Owen Mark Thurwachter Celinda Yerkmen 43 Hi ya cutie! Well, your year is just about over. Its been quite an experience for you and everyone who has come in contact with you. Chilton was quite a change for you. There were good times! You made many new friends. You learned to tobbogan, ice skate and you almost learned how to ski! And of course there were bad times, but we don’t want to talk about semester tests or the bruises you got participating in interscholastic volleyball. You cheered everyone up with your smile and a “try it, you’ll like it” attitude. We will always remember you and we hope you’ll take fond memories of your senior year back to Chile with you. We love ya Marisol! A BIT OF CHILE Miss Maria Angelica Soledad Urbina Correa from Valdivia, Chile was Chilton Highs AFS student this year. She spent the year with the Clifford Schaubs family. 45 1972 HONOR STUDENTS Debra Steege-Valedictorian Patricia Schabach-Salutatorian Mary Nohr Edward Rollmann Joseph Schneider Kristine Woelfel The Betty Crocker Award went to Patricia Schabach. Debra Steege received the DAR award. SPECIAL A WARDS FOR SENIORS Representatives to Badger Boys and Badger Girls State were Tom Mittnacht, Debbie Steege, and Gary Parsons. Cherly Meier was alternate and went in place of Debbie. A Ken Gasch and Heidi Moeschberger were elected flag raisers. f On August 29, 1968, the Freshman Class was welcomed to Chilton High by Mr. Neilson. Although it was to be a year of uncertainty for most of us, we had excellent help from our advisors, Mrs. Schuknecht and Mr. Fochs, and from our officers, Laurie Seefeld-President, Sue Pautz—Vice President, Pat Schierl—Secretary, and Mary Nohr—Treasurer. Representatives were Kris Woelfel, Jerry Schultz, and Mary Pfeffer. Our first important moment was Homecoming on October 18. Our float “We’ll Knock ’Em Dead” won 4th prize. Our class gained recognition when Ken Gasch and Rick Baltz represented us at state in track. Nita Gilbertson, Debbie Schabach, Pat Schabach, Heidi Moeschberger, Debbie Drone, and alternate, Darlene Veit, were freshman cheerleaders. As Sophomores, we had new experiences, and likewise, new leaders. It was during this year that we met our two advisors who would accompany us through the rest of our high school days, Mrs. Meinen and Mr. Thompson. Class leaders were Ken Gasch—President, Rick Daun—Vice President, Cheryl Meier Secretary, and Mary Nohr—Treasurer. Representatives were Tom Mittnacht, Jerry Schultz, Kris Woelfel, and Dan Schaefer. October 10,1969, was our second Homecoming. Although our float “Dead Ringer” didn’t win an award, our spirit won the pep assembly “Spirit Award.” Climax of the year was Sweetheart Hop held February 14, 1970. Pat Brenner was crowned queen as she and her escort, Jerry Schultz, reigned over the “Age of Aquarius.” Members of the court were Jean Daun—John Weber, Sue Pautz—Rick Daun, Laurie Seefeld—Doug Hertel. Honors that year went to Kris Woelfel, attending state forensics, and Stan Schneider, attending state music festival. Cheryl Meier reigned over the first Snow Festival, and Debbie Drone was on the JV Cheering squad, with Pat Schabach and Heidi Moeschberger as alternates. Our first experience as upperclassmen was to elect Junior officers-Tom Mittnacht President, Rick Daun-Vice President, Cheryl Meier-Secretary, and Pat Brenner—Treasurer. Representatives were Debbie Steege, Doreen Aebischer, Kathy Burg, and Mary Kleinhans. “Our Brief Shining Moment” occurred on May I, 1971. Crowned Junior Prom King and Queen were Stan Schneider and Heidi Moeschberger. Members of the court were Steve Thielmann-Sue Pautz, Tom Mittnacht-Mary Kleinhans, Tim Schwartz-Mary Pfeffer. Tom Pfeffer-Pat Brenner, A1 Fenn-Jean Daun. Awards that year went to John Weber. All-Conference Football, and to Randy Lisowe in Wrestling. Gary Parsons and Tom Mittnacht were Badger Boys State delegates, and Cheryl Meier went to Badger Girls State. Debbie Drone and Heidi Moeschberger were on the Varsity Cheering squad, and Pat Schabach was captain of the JV’s. Debbie Steege, a member of our 5-High team, spent the summer as an AFS student in Greece. Finally our long wait ended, we were Seniors. Our “special” classmate was Marisol Urbina from Chile. Our pretty Chilean friend stayed at Chilton all year and fit in well with our life style. Officers for the year were Rick Daun-President, Doreen Aebischer Vice President, Jim Schaefer—Secretary, Steve Thielmann—Treasurer. Representatives were Mary Nohr, Heidi Moeschberger, Sue Pautz, and Tom Mittnacht. Honors went to Herb Hertel in breaking the school cross country record; to John Weber, Glenn Mueller, Lcn Gebhart, and Tom McMunn who made football All-Conference. Debbie Drone, Captain, and Pat Schabach were Varsity Cheerleaders. “We’ve Only Just Begun” was the theme of a very special Homecoming. The Seniors won the yelling contest, the skit competition, and first prize for our float “Chilton’s Pride Will Tan Their Hide.” Homecoming was held in conjunction with the opening of Main Street. Queen Judy Schneider reigned over the festivities with King Rick Baltz. Members of the court were Sue Pautz-Tim Schwartz, Jane Pfeffer-Steve Thielmann, Ann Kopf-Charlie Geiser, Darlene Veit-John Weber. On June 4,1972, our class led by valedictorian Debra Steege and salutatorian Patricia Schabach decked graduation caps and gowns for that final walk in an old pattern of life-high school. 48 Chilton’s Reigning Royalty Queen Heidi and King Stan Chilton’s Junior Royalty Donna and Kevin FOR OISE BRIEF SHINING MOMENT On May 1, “for one brief shining moment,” Queen Heidi Moeschberger and King Stanley Schneider reigned over the 1971 Junior Prom. Included on their Court of Honor as pictured were Tom Pfeffer and Pat Brenner, Tim Schwarz and Mary Pfef- fer, Sue Pautz and Steve Theilmann, Mary Kleinhans and Tom Mittnacht, Jean Daun and A1 Fenn. The junior couple was Donna Criter and Kevin Schneider. Music for the occasion was provided by the Marlin Zimmerman Orchestra. Mary Pfeffer and Tim Schwarz Pat Brenner and Tom Pfeffer Jean Daun and A1 Fenn Sue Pautz and Steve Theilmann Mary Kleinhans and Tom Mittnacht One Brief Shining Moment Heidi Mocschberger and Stan Schneider Where once it never rained till after sundown, By 8 a.m. the morning the fog had flown. Don’t let it be forgot that once there was a spot. For one brief shining moment, that was known as Camelot. 51 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Sophomores won school window display. Chilton’s top entertainment-Rachel Welch and Jackie Gleason. Chilton Trigress-Laurie Seefeld. Bottom to Top: Ann Kopf and Charlie Geiser, Jane Pfeffer and Steve Theilmann, Darlene Veit and John Weber, Sue Pautz and Tim Schwartz, and Queen Judy Schneider and King Rick Baltz. Homecoming festivities began with an enthusiastic pep assembly where class skits, pep signs, and yelling contests were judged. A parade was held in conjunction with the opening of Main Street. Several city and state dignitaries, Alice in Dairyland, Miss Calumet along with the community, viewed the parade. The Tigers added the finishing touch by defeating New Holstein 33-0. During half time, Tom Mittnacht, Student Council president, presented the window display and float prizes. Placing first in the float competition was the Senior Class with their winning theme, “Chilton’s Pride Will Tan Their Hide”. Winners of the uptown and school window displays were the Juniors and Sophomores respectively. Precision marching by the band to “Hello Broadway” completed half time entertainment. A dance and coronation followed the game. On our way to V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. At half time, last year’s queen, Donna Ludwig crowned Judy Schneider our new 1971-72 Homecoming Queen. CHS band led the parade. Queen Judy and King Rick Tiger team “rates” HIGH on KFIZ-TV. 53 Herbie Schneider and his orchestra provided music for the dance. King Larry Schneider and Queen Mary Gebhart. Dan Amel and Kay Pankratz, Mark Hertel and Kris Moeschberger Joe Kleinhans and Sandy Ott, Linda Schwanke and Gery Woefel. On February 19 Queen Mary Gebhart and King Larry Schneider reigned over “Colour My World.” Last year’s queen Sandy Kossman had the honor of crowning the new queen. Music was provided by the Glass Fog. YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Linda Lorenz. Kathy Martin, Pearl Pethan rehearse a scene from the play. Cast and Crew hard at work. Left to Right: Tom Mittnacht, Kathy Martin, John Mittnacht, Linda Lorenz, Keith I rancart, Lori Starfeld. Pearl Pethan, Rick Robertson. Left to Right: Joe McGrath, Joanne Hertel, Scott Roewer, A1 Ammer-man, Ann Schneider, Jim McNeely, Cindy Stache. Mike Seiber. The 3 act comedy play was presented to the public on May 14 and 15 under the direction of Mrs. Dianne Gillig. The story revolved around the Vanderhof family, who lived in New York. Each member of the family had their own distinct individualism and feelings on life, which made it hard for Alice Vanderhof’s and Tony Kirby’s, her fiancee, family to understand the other’s point of view. Cast Penny. Essie . . . Kathy Martin Rheba . . . Linda Lorenz Paul . . . Richard Robertson Mr. De Pinna . . . Randy Stache Ed . . . John Mittnacht Donald . . . Keith Francart Martin Vanderhof. . . . . . . Tom Mittnacht Alice . . . Joan Hertel Tony . . . Joseph McGrath Henderson . . . James McNeely Kolenkov . . . Donald Gonzo Gay Wellington . . . Lorie Starfeld Mr. Kirby . . . Michael Sieber Mrs. Kirby . . . Cynthia Stache Three G-men . . . Dan Prouty Allan Ammerman Scott Roewer Olga . . . Anne Schneider 55 Robin as Madame Arcati conducts a seance. Kim does a pretty mean ghost imitation. Scott and Tom transport Madame Arcati. IS THERE ANYBODY THERE . . . BLITHE SPIRIT was the name of the play pfesented at Chilton High on December 18 and 19,1971. In the play the Novelist wants some background for his latest novel and to acquire this, he invites Madame Arcati and some friends for a seance. During the seance Charles’ first wife is brought back and causes confusing and frustrating experiences for the novelist. It’s too late for Charles to do anything about his first wife, when his second wife is killed by mistake. His first wife is angry she didn’t get Charles to be with her but instead, got his second wife. They both want to go back to the spirit world and Charles wants to be rid of them as well. He calls in Madame Arcati and with another seance the wives are sent back and Charles is free of the confusion and frustration of their haunting spirits. The famed Novelist Charles Condomine—Scott Rady His 2nd wife Ruth—Jo ann Hertel His 1st wife—now dead—Kim Rozman Doctor Bradman—Tom Mittnacht Mrs. Gillig and Pearl Pethan worked diligently to direct the play. Mrs. Bradman—Karen Stache Madame Arcati—Robin Zucollo Maid Edith— Rose TColbe Student Director—Pearl Pethan Technical Student Director—Dan Prouty Crews arc essential to a play, Peggy Weber worked on make-up. Cindy and Joanne share a drink and a scene. 56 The Nonnberg Abbey Nuns, Row 1,1-r: Bev Gudex, Lauieen Doern, Debbie Bruckner, Karen Gauthier, Judy Schneider, Claire Sweet, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Betty Thiel, Cindy Stache, Ann Graney, Cindy Ratz. Row 2: Margie Mand, Kathy Sohrweide, Jane Pfeffer, Kathy Karl, Janet Ditter, Kay Fritschka, Donna Montero, Sharon Stenz, Joanne Hertel, Sheri Daun, Peggy Vanne, Sue Nazaris, Lois Schmidt, Debbie Bastian. THE HILLS ARE ALIVE Leading Nuns, left-right: Sister Margaretta-Sheri Daun, Mother Abbess-Joanne Hertel, Maria Rainer-Cheryl Meier, Sister Bertha-Judy Schneider, Sister Sophia-Betty Thiel. THE SOUND OF MUSIC This year a musical once more returned to the Chilton High School stage. “The Sound of Music”, a true story of the Von Trapp family, was presented by the music department under the direction of Miss Wegner, Mrs. Harmening, and Mr. Smith. Debbie Schaubs was the student director. The leading roles, including the children, were split to enable more people to participate. The cast for April 22 was: Maria—Cheryl Meier, Captain Von Trapp-Gary Winkler, Liesl—Yvonne Lemke, Friedrich—Dennis Mader, Louisa-Mary Nohr, Brigitta —Mary Deschler, Kurt—Chuck O’Neil, Marta—Nancy Grittner, Gretl—Lori Gonzo. The April 15 and 20 cast was: Maria-Debbie Steege, Captain-Alien Fenn, Liesl—Kris Moeschberger, Friedrich—Jeff Euclide, Louisa—Linda Martin, Brigitta-Donna Steege, Kurt-Joe Graney, Marta—Kim Bosshart, Gretl— Patty Karl. 57 “Maybe if we all sing loud enough, we won’t hear the thunder.” Maria and the children. Franz-Rick Robertson, Captain-Gary Winkler, Elsa-Heidi Moesch-bcrger, Frau Schmit-Lori Starfeld, Max-Don Goeldi, Ursala-Carol Kubichkia. Admiral Von Schreiber-Mike Sieber, and Rolf-Dan Proudy and Liesl-Yvonnc Lcmke. Maria and the Captain Cheryl and Gary the Captain. ’ 7‘ 58 Pat Schabach, Ken Sell, Sharon McNeely, Don Goeldi, Glen Pingel, Nazi Soldiers, 1-r: Glen Pingel, Ken Buechel, Ken Sell, Peter Holst, Rita Geiser, Keith Francart, and Heidi Moeschberger. and Dan Proudy-Nazi messenger boy. 59 Badger Ballads and Manager. Chicago Percussion Trio. CHS HAPPENINGS Dr. Huebner-Presidential Aid. Mr. Naidl and Friends. Gyrations AFS, Row 1, 1-r: Vivian Mcrtz, Cindy Ratz, Ann Graney, Theresa Gerner, Cindy Stache, Mike Schoenborn, Doreen Aebischer. Row 2: Jan Friederichs, Linda Schwankc, Sue Schumacher, Sandy Ott, Mary Weber, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Sharon McNeely, Sue Walker, Kathy Burg, Robin Zucollo, Peggy Weber. Row 3: Sharon Schneider, Rusty Gilbertson, Lynn Dohr, Betty Thiel, Ann Hoffmann, Karen Baumann, Debbie Schaubs, Sue Karls, Donna Sattler, Linda Lorenz, Marisol Urbina, Pat Schabach. Row 4: A1 Am merman, Mary Strass-man, Kathy Kampfer, Yvonne Lemke, Mary Kleinhans, Judy Schneider, Jan Seipcl, Cheryl Meier (Sec.), Mary Nohr, Barb Nohr, Barb Nenning, Carol Kubichka. Row 5: Tom Mittnacht, Rick Robertson, Pat Bechlem, Joanne Hcrtel, Janet Ditter, Sharon Stenz, Steve Martin, Joanne Leonard, Debbie Steege (V.P.), Heidi Moeschberger (Pres.), Sheri Daun (Treas.), Debbie Syring, Kristy Moeschberger. DEBBIE GOES TO GREECE On June 22, 1971 Debbie Steege, AFS Americans Abroad—Summer Program participant began an adventure that will never be forgotten. She spent the summer as a Greek-maybe typical, maybe not. Mr. and Mrs. Efthimnios Veleris, Yana-16, and Christiana-11, of Athens, became her family. They lived the leisure life of a Greek family on the seaside for the summer. Mythology came “alive” when she could stand in the middle of ancient temples but Debbie found out that there was much more to that small country than “oldness”. The modern Greek spirit, a conglomerate of vitalism, fatalism, energy, good food, music and sunshine, was a far more important thing to experience; it could only be experienced by living it. September 2 saw Debbie back with her American family and friends but already wishing she could go back and try to recapture a spirit. 62 Row One, 1-r: Laureen Doern, Jean Daun, Linda Doern, Kathy Karl, Mary Weber. Row Two: Bcv Gudex, Wendy Brown, Donna Montero, Liz Bangart, Karen Stache, Ann Kopf, Ann Hoffman, Kathy Kamp-fer. Row Three: Jane Pfeffer (Treas.), Darlene Veit, Debbie Bastian, Clare Hilbert (V.P.), Kris Moehrke, Kay Fritschka, Mark Vogel (Pres.), John Mittnacht, Jerry Schnuell. Row Four: Karen Gauthier, Pat Schierl, Nancy Rozman, Laurie Seefcld, Kathy Rausch, Karen Rausch, Sue Pautz (Sec.), Jean Horst, Russ Gilbertson, Don Gonzo. DEVELOPING THEIR TALENTS 63 March on Tigers Row One: Sheila Hatchell, Pam Vanne, Debbie Schaubs, Carol Bechlem, Sharon Mc-Neely, Carol Kubichka, Jamie Stecnport, Mary Loose. Row Two: Lynn Freidel, Joanne Hertel, Judy Schwobe, Barb Poh-land, Janet Skarda, Kathy Furlano, Gail Rusch, Kathy Conners, Debbie Woelfel. Row Three: Kathy Ludwig, Nancy Kopf, Barb Schwobe, Bev Depies, Ann Wenig, Sue Karl, Cindy Ratz, Ann Hoffman, Carla Weiers. Row Four: Clare Hilbert, Mary Roehrig, Margie Gebhart, Sharon Schmidl-kofer, Joanne Schwobe, Mary Nohr, Peggy Weber, Kris Moeschbcrger. Row Five: Kathy Schaefer, Anne Schneider, Karen Baumann, Heidi Moeschbcrger, Pat Nelson, Rachel Hertel, Richard Schmitz, Roger Schneider, Len Gebhart, Row Six: Jerry Scholz, James Schlaefer, Joe Suttner, Ken Buechel, Steve Meier, Larry Schneider, Debbie Syring, Joe Kasper. Row Seven: Dean Papendieck, Kathy Miller, Jody Beyer, Cheri Robertson, Rick Ludwig, Kim Daun, Renee Gates, Peggy Vanne, Linda Richter. Row Eight: Cheryl Meier, Joe Kleinhans, Dave Scbora, Stan Schneider, Mr. Hoffman. PEP BAND Row One: Joe Suttner, Pam Vanne, Kim Daun, Kathy Ludwig. Row Two: Jody Beyer, Rich Ludwig, Sheila Hatchell, Joanne Hertel, Mary Nohr. Row Three: Mary Roehrig, Stan Schneider, Dean Papendieck, Jerry Scholz, Jim Schlaefer. 64 Color guard consisted of Pat Nelson, Kathy Schaefer, Clare Hilbert and Cheri Robertson. SONG IS BEAUTIFUL GIRLS GLEE CLUB (below). Row 1: (1-r) Cindy Ratz, Kay Koeni-gcr, Donna Montero, Debra Bruckner, Margie Mand, Virginia Hei-mann, Kathy Karl, Laureen Doern. Row 2: Beverly Gudex, Kathy Sohrweide, Pat Schierl, Yvonne Lemke, Lois Schmidt, Debra Bas- MIXED CHORUS (Above), Row 1: (1-r) Randy Gruett, Kenny Bue-chel, Keith Francart, Glen Pingel, Gary Winkler, Ken Sell, Don Goeldi, Mike Seiber, Dan Prouty, Peter Holst. Row 2: Claire Sweet, Linda Martin, Heidi Moeschberger, Debbie Stecgc, Sharon Schmidl- tian, Nancy Rozman, Shelly Bruckner. Row 3: Lynn Dohr, Kathy Kampfer, Karen Strassman, Linda Richter, Deborah Bates, Sharon Stenz, Judy Schneider, Janet Ditten. 66 kofer, Sheri Daun, Kristi Moeschberger, Joanne Hertel, Cheryl Meier, Sue Nazaris. Row 3: Rita Geiser, Doreen Barker, Lori Star-feld, Sharon McNeely, Debbie Schaubs, Betty Thiel, Robin Allison, Mary Nohr, Kay Fritschka, Peggy Vanne. TRIPLE TRIO: (1-r) Cheryl Meier, Joanne Hertel, Kristi Moesch- Nohr, Heidi Moeschberger, Claire Sweet, berger, Debbie Steege, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Sheri Daun, Mary 67 Row One, 1-r: Mike Kasper, Mark Nicoly, Steve Rusch, Jerry Schuh, Tom Mittnacht, Doug Hertel, Randy Lisowe. Row Two: Mike Boll, Don Gonzo, Stanley Schneider, John Mittnacht, Russ Gilbertson, Dave Hertel, Jim Steffes, Steve Thielmann. Row Three: Ken Gasch (Sec.-Treas.), Dennis Rollmann, Gary Kasper, Bob Buhl, Gerry Klein, Tom McMunn. Herb Hertel, Bob Nelson, Paul Sket (Pres.). Row Four: Dean Papendick, Mark Reinkober, Joe Wagner, Glen Mueller, Charlie Geiser (V.P.), Rick Baltz, Jerry Isajew, Rick Daun, Tim Schwartz, Gary Parsons C CLUB SPONSORS COWGIRLS 68 Pat Schabach Mary Kopf Lori Vogt VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Pat, Debbie, Mary, Lori, and Lisa. Debbie Drone, Captain. GO-FIGHT-WIN We’re loyal to you Chilton High! Lisa Keuler FROSH CHEER LEADERS-Kneeling, 1-r: Janet Skarda. Standing: Cindy Geiger, Sue Karl. Top: Peggy Weber, Lisa Stroobants. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS- Kneeling, 1-r: Cindy Ratz. Standing: Pat Bechlem, Sandy Ott. Seniors, Pat Schbach and Debbie Drone, leading the Senior Section in a rousing cheer. ECOLOGY CLUB-Row One: Rita Gieser, Cindy Ratz, Kris Moehrke, Mary Weber. Row Two: Karen Stache, Laurie Starfeld, Sharon McNeely (Sec.-Treas.), Theresa Gerner, Cindy Stache. Row Three: Kathy Raush. Robin Zucollo, Kathy Kampfer, Keith Fran- cart (Pres.), Patty Bechlem, Carol Kubichka, Mary Kopf, Tom Mitt-nacht. Row Four: Steve Thielman, Rosey Kolbe, Rich Robertson, JoAnn Leonhard, A1 Ammerman, Vicky Pingel, Karen Strassman, Lynn Dohr. Missing: Steve Martin (V.P.). PROTECT YOUR ETSVIROISMETST Mr. Voskuil and Mr. Sicder, Chess Coaches, taking time out for a match. CHESS TEAM-L-R: Doug Elliott, Jerry Isajew, Luke Ludwig, Russ Gilbertson, Greg Elliott, Steve Theilmann. CHECK! CHECKMATE! 71 FFA (Fr.-Soph.)-Row One, 1-r: Ed Wenig, Bill Juckem, Daryl Schroedcr, Jerry Halbach. Row Two: Ron Lisowe, Gerald Lintner, Gary Karls, Mike Wagner, Ken Tasch. Row Three: Dave Buechel, Dave Klessig, John Hinz, Duanne Loose, Roy Schnuell, Duane Lisowe. Row Four: Dave Koehler, Ken Rach, Don Geiser, Bob Gruber, Don Lisowe. HELPING TO BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES FFA (Jr.-Sr.)-Row One, 1-r: Steve Meier, Wayne Mueller, Rick Bowe. Row Two: Dale Mertz, Joe Schneider, Jim Bennin, Ken Cullen, Steve Theilmann. Row Three: Mike Baird, Lyle Karls, Don Geiser, Glen Miller, Lcn Gebhart. Row Four: Jim Lintner, Joe Wagner, Lester Schmitz, Mike Koehler, Tom Rach, Tom Geiser, Ken Keisner, Bob Juckcm. 72 FHA OFFICERS Row One, I-r: Sue Bechlem, Kathy Karl, Theresa Gerner, Jane Kuehnl. Row Two: Pat Baird, Sharon Geiser, Barb Buechel. Row Three: Barb Schwobe, Pauline Meyers. Row Four: Diane Kobriger. Sharon Geiser Presented Crisco Award at FHA Style Banquet and Show. FHA SPONSORS CHRISTMAS TEA Row One, 1-r: Janice Meier, Jean Portmann, Laurie Graney, Peggy Kaufmann. Row Two: Karen Stache, Diane Schneider. Ann Hoffman, Ann Graney, Cindy Stache, Sherry Schneider. Row Three: Sue Woelfel, Audrey Arenz, Mary Kurscheidt, Karen Halbach, Lu Ann Wittman, Donna Konen, Mary Jean Nadler, Janice Seipel, Nancy Neuber. Row Four: Marion Schneider, Ruth Juckcm, Joan Hansen, Lorraine Ncuhaus, Ann Mculler, Jackie Juckcm, Kris Woelfel, Lynn Dohr, Cindie Ratz, Karen Strassman. 73 FFA Parliamentary Procedures Team: L-R: Dave Klessig, John Hinz, Gary Karls, Dick Kuehnl, Mr. Danielson. Advisor. Wayne Mueller and his FFA Project. Participation in the Groups Activities Dave Klessig and his FFA Project. FHA Folk Group performing at FHA Style Show, Group consists of (1-r) Cindy Stache, Ann Graney, Dianne Heimann, Judy Rausch, Mrs. Gilow, Bonnie Schreiner, Joyce Wagner. Seated are Kathy Karl and Marilyn Juckem. Pat Schabach and Mary Flemming modeling at FHA Style Show. 74 MEMORIZED DECLAMATION: (l-r) Mrs. Lutterman, Coach; Robin Allison, Debbie Syring, Peggy Weber, Heidi Moeschber-ger, Laurie Sccfcld. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH: (l-r) Mr. Sticka, Coach; Dan Koehler, Doug Elliott, Keith Francart, Rick Robertson, A1 Ammerman. PLAY ACTING: (l-r) Jackie Gilbertson, Tom Mittnacht, Pearl Pcthan. Missing: Mrs. Gillig, Coach. ORIGINAL ORATORY: (l-r) Mr. Thompson, Coach; Pat Schabach, A1 Fenn, Debbie Steege. STUDENTS SPEAK OUT THROUGH FORENSICS PROSE AND POETRY: (l-r) Mary Loose, Karen Bauman. Missing: Mrs. Eichhorst, Coach. FOUR-MINUTE SPEECH: (l-r) Diane Schneider, Mr. Freiburgcr, Coach; Marisol Urbina. PUBLIC ADDRESS: (l-r) Claire Sweet, Mr. Smith, Coach; Linda Lorenz. SIGNIFICANT SPEECH: (l-r) Carol Kubi-chka, Mrs. Harmening, Coach; Cindy Stache. 75 How Many Books Are Missing? LIBRARY CLUB—Row One, l-r: Chris Loose, Jean Portman. Row Two: Sharon Geiser, (Sec.-Treas.), Kathy Kommers, Pat Baird. Row Three: Jane Kuehnl, Karen Stache, Donna Buechel, (V.P.), Vicky Pcthan. Row Four: Karen Rausch, Ellen Voigt, Rosey Kolbe, Sheri Daun, (Pres.), Ruth Juckem. OUT! OUT! FRENCH CLUB-Row One, l-r: Jennifer Forstner, Roger Schneider, Sharon McNcely (Treas.). Row Two: Anne Schneider (Pres.), Doreen Aebischer, Larry Hedrich, Carol Kubichka. Row Three: Alan Am-merman, Karen Baumann, Scott Roewer, Jean Horst, Rita Whitby. Row Four: Lynn Freidel (Sec.), Rick Robertson, Keith Francart, Betty Thiel (V.P.), Linda Lorenz. GAA (Freshman)-Row One, 1-r: Mary Ellen Kuehnl, Debbie Groes-chel, Lisa Stroobants, Candy Redig, Debbie Kasper, Denise Barker. Row Two: Mary Fleming, Michelle Jodar, Mary Wettstein, Sue Karl, Sue Hugo, Mary Kurscheidt, Pat Ludwig, Julie Pethan. Row Three: Sue Kopf, Sharon Biese, Sue Kiesner, Sue Bruckner, Colleen Con- nors, Laurie Schaefer, Pat Hertel, Kathy Gerner, Nancy Neuber. Row Four: Jayne Lemkc, Sandy Hauser, Ann Brandt, Sue Nazcrris, Cheri Robertson, Kim Rozman, Sue Stadmucller, Cindy Geiger, Martha Gruber, Pam Blankenship, Donna Koncn. DEVELOPING GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP GAA (Sophomores)-Row One, 1-r: Carla Weyers, Sue Schumacher, Jeanette Diedrich, Karleen Kratzke, Cindy Ratz, Ann Popp, Rita Geiser, Sharon Schneider. Row Two: Sandy Ott, Laurie Starfeld, Cheri Ware, Rachel Hertel, Terri Schneider, Jody Beyer, Peggy Van-ne, Janice Meyer, Bcv Depies. Row Three: Kathy Hertel, Mary Geb- hart, Pat Nelson, Jan Friederichs, Luann Whitman, Carol Bcchlem, Jean Wagner, Barb Diedrich, Bcv Mallmann, Robin Zucollo. Row Four: Denise Fox, Pat Bechlem, Vicky Pingcl, Rosanne Kolbe, Sharon Richter, Julie Hertel, Judy Martin, Lori Vogt, Cindie Lemke, Mary Roehrig, Cindie Herrick. 77 GAA (Seniors)-Row One, 1-r: Ann Kopf, Erika Haberstroh, Kathy Burg, Laureen Docrn, Laurie Sccfeld, Linda Doern, Vickie Pethan. Row Two: Kathie Karl, Pat Brenner, Doreen Acbischcr, Ann Mueller, Sue Woelfel, Karen Stache, Wendy Brown, Marisol Urbina. Barb Schwobe. Row Three: Sue Bechlem, Vivian Mcrtz, Pauline Meyers, Mary Kleinhans, (Sec.-Treas.) Jean Horst, Shelly Bruckner (VP), Bcv Gudex, Nancy Rozman.Pat Schierl, Ruth Juckem, Dianne Kobriger. Row Pour: Kris Woelfel, Yvonne Lemke, Judy Schneider, Sharon Stenz, Janet Ditter, Marion Schneider, Sandy Bruckner, Debbie Schabach, Darlene Veit, (Pres.) Pat Martin, Mary Hoffman. (Junior)-Row One, 1-r: Mary Weber, Judy Schwobe, Peggy Kaufman, Sue Walker, Pearl Pethan, Sue Redig, Nancy Kopf, Kris Wagner. Row Two: Sandy Haibach, Jamie Steenport, Kris Moehrke, Lisa Keuler, Sharon McNeely, Ann Hoffman, Joanne Schwobe, Karen Martin, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Shirley Coffen, Doreen Barker. Row Three: Rita Whitby, Dianne Genske, Ann Schneider, Cindy Nadler, Renee Gates, Kathy Ludwig, Cindy Stache, Carol Kubichka, Ruth Reinl, Ann Wennig, Claire Sweet, Mary Coffen. Row Four: Barb Poland, Joanne Hcrtcl, Joan Hansen, Jean Weber, Joan Schaff, Cathy Schafer, Cindy Rozman, Linda Richter, Debbie Bates, Lynn Dohr, Betty Theil, Karen Strassman. 78 Jeanne Horst showing good bowling form. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Advisor-Mrs. Glenn Flemming Editor—Debbie Schaubs Ass’t. Editor—Cheryl Meier News—Sharon McNeely, Claire Sweet Feature-Heidi Moeschberger, Anne Schneider Sports-Tom Mittnacht, Scott Roewer Art—Laurie Seefeld, Jamie Steenport Production—Kris Woelfel, Mary Pfeffer Sheri Daun, Betty Theil, Linda Lorenz Copy Reader—A1 Fenn Distribution—Jean Weber HILLCREST-Row One, 1-r: Linda Schwanke, Cheri Ware, Barbara Buechel, Sharon McNeely, Joan Mand. Row Two: Joanne Hcrtel, Jane Kuchnl, Betty Thiel,Claire Sweet, Linda Lorenz, Pat Schabach. Row Three: Heidi Moeschberger, Anne Schneider, Debbie Schaubs, Cheryl Meier, Joan Schaff, Jamie Steenport, Karen Baumann. Row Four: Laurie Seefeld, Kris Woelfel, Kris Moeschberger, Jean Weber, Mary Pfeffer, Sheri Daun, Scott Roewer, Lori Vogt, Larry Hedrich, Tom Mittnacht. 79 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Row 1: (I-r) Barbara Buechel, Pat Brenner, Doreen Aebischer, Mary Nohr (Sec.), Pat Schabach. Row 2: Karen Stache, Betty Thiel, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Linda Lorenz, Anne Achneider, Theresa Gerner, Cindy Stache, Sue Walker. Row 3: Janice Seipel, Mary Kleinhans, Mary Pfeffer, Kris Woelfel, Debbie Steege (Pres.), Heidi Moeschbcrgcr (VP), Claire Sweet, Karen Bauman. Row 4: Tom Mittnacht, Steve Theilmann, Russ Gilbertson, Dennis Rollmann, Gary Parsons, Mike Seiber, Jim Schlaefer. NHS SPONSORS COLLEGE-TECH DAY Senior boys considering the Armed Forces. College Technical School Day, sponsored by the National Honor Society, was held on Friday the 24th of September from 1 P.M. to 3 P.M. Tom Mittnacht, general chairman was chosen to co-ordinate the program with advisors Mrs. Lutterman, Mr. Schutnecht, Mrs. Nottberg, and Mr. Seim. Other chairman heads were as follows: correspondence--Mary Pfeffer room assignments-Theresa Gerner publicity-Russ Gilbertson hospitality-Pat Schabach clean-up-Doreen Aebischer Representatives from 85 state and private colleges, vocational and technical institutes, as well as the Armed Forces were present to furnish information to students. Juniors and Seniors, as well as interested Sophomores and parents, were given the opportunity to talk with representatives about their after-high-school plans regarding further schooling or the Armed Forces. All in attendance were given an excellant opportunity to explore the possibilities of a career they have chosen and the training or schooling necessary. so STUDENT COUNCIL-Row One, 1-r: Doreen Aebischer, Betty Thiel, Nancy Kopf, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Linda Schwanke, Sandy Ott, Candis Redig. Row Two: Joe Kleinhans, Kathy Ludwig, Linda Lorenz, Sue Karl, Mary Gebhart, Kathy Furlano, Cindy Geiger. Row Three: Sue Pautz (Sec.-Trcas.), Lois Schmidt, Pat Nelson, Debbie Syring, Janet Skarda, Heidi Moeschberger, Mary Nohr, Anne Schneider. Row Four: Jim Schaefer, Steve Thielmann (V.P.), Terry Fox, Tom Mittnacht (Pres.), Kris Moeschberger, John Mittnacht, Mark Hertel. CHS CONTRIBUTES $1000 The Student Council is an elected group of students that represent the student body. Their main purpose is to create a good understanding between students, administration, and the community. One of their major projects this year was the raising of money for the New Hope Center. The goal was $1,000 which was met only with the support of the entire student body. Among the fund raising projects were the raffle, ping pong tournament, band concert and individual organization projects. 81 C.H.S. tops $ 1,000 goal. EIGHTH HOUR ANNUAL STAFF—(1-r) Row 1: Sharon Krueger, Schabach, Darlene Veit. Row 3: Charlie Geiser, Mary Kleinhans, Sue Walker, Carla Weyers, Kathy Burg, Judy Schwobe, Mary Weber. Janet Dittcr, Sharon Stenz, Sheri Daun, Mark Vogel. Row 2: Doreen Aebischer, Judy Schneider, Jeanne Horst, Pat INGENIOUS HEADLINE NO. 431 Editor Asst. Editor Bus. Manager Admin. Fac. Editor Sports Editors Class Editor Art Editor Asst. Editor Photographers Typists Copy Editor Consultant Advisor Debbie Steege Sue Walker Heidi Moeschberger Sheri Daun Doreen Aebischer, Jeanne Horst Pat Schabach Mark Vogel Clare Hilbert Charlie Geiser, Don Goeldi Sharon Stenz, Judy Schneider, Janet Ditter, Kathy Burg, Mary Klienhans Pat Brenner Debbie Schaubs Miss M. Wepner There was to have been a co-assistant editorship. Paula Lutz would have shared this title with Sue Walker. Not pictured: Robin Zucollo, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Sharon McNeely, Carol Kubichka, Cindy Stache. ANNUAL STAFF-(l-r) Row 1: Debbie Bastian, Margie Mand, Pat Brenner, Mary Nohr. Row 2: Ann Kopf, Marisol Urbina, Debbie Bruckner, Debbie Schaubs. Row 3: Sue Bechlem, Clare Hilbert, Don Goeldi, Debbie Steege, Heidi Moeschberger. 82 Activations FROSH FOOTBALL Row One, 1-r: Dave Diedrich, Steve Grube, Rick Solchenberger, Tom Freidel, Jim Bruckner, Gary Karl, Glenn Stache, Paul Krueger, Larry Dickeil, Jim JGeinhans. Row Two: Duane Schmidt, Dave Mallmann, George Reohrig, Charles Pethan, Dan Koelher, Mike Hoffman, John Bolz, Pete Pfeffer, Mark Boll, Keith Baltz, Mike Mand, Jim Ott, Ron Genske. Row Three: Coach Eisner, Jack Widmar, Scott Wunrow, Tom Roll, Paul Schlaefer, Dave Giiow, Keith Weyers, Steve Miller, Jeff Lisowe, Larry Meyer, Dan Kopf, Joe Kasper, Joe Kobriger, Jim Nelson, Coach Marks. LITTLE TIGERS HA VE GOOD SEASON The Chilton Freshmen started the season strong, but injuries played a key role in some later defeats at the hands of strong conference competition. Outstanding defensive plays were rewarded by membership in the “Red Apple” Club. Leaders in this club were Mark Boll, Jeff Lisowe, and Larry Meyer. Offensively John Bolz led the ground gainers with 331 yards in 60 carries, for an average of 5.5 yards per carry. Frosh Scores Chilton 12 Appleton Xavier 12 Chilton 12 Stockbridge 6 Chilton 12 Plymouth 8 Chilton 16 Kiel 24 Chilton 8 Sheboygan Falls 20 Chilton 0 New Holstein 8 84 JVS FINISH EXCITING SEASON JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Chilton 12 Fond Du Lac Springs 6 Chilton 38 Appleton Xavier 6 Chilton 22 Luxemburg-Casco 12 Chilton 14 Plymouth 6 Chilton 0 Kiel 15 Chilton 12 Sheboygan Falls 14 Chilton 28 New Holstein 12 J.V. FOOTBALL Row One, 1-r: Dave Buechel, Daryl Gilbertson, Fran Weller, Elroy Neuhaus, Mark Hertel, Mike Mallmann, Marty Buechel, Paul Selk, Paul Geiser, Tom Nolan, Gary Woelfel, Steve Rusch. Row Two: Roger Kolbe, Paul Salm, Ron Kolbe, Mike Wagner, Dave Buelow, Gary Sturtz, Don Karl, Jim Voigt, Larry Schneider, Peter Holst, Randy Stache, Cocha Friedel. Row Three: Ass’t. Coach Werblow, Tony Keuler, Stan Kossman, Keith Schom-mer, Larry Hedrich, Bruce Gonzo, Ron Meyers, Joe Kleinhans, Paul Lisowe, Mike Hoerth, Kevin Keuler, Cliff Kreilkamp, Jerry Stenz. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Row One, 1-r: Stan Schneider, Mike Wagner, Steve Thielman, Ken Gasch, Tom McMunn, Ken Cullen, Tim Schwarz, John Weber, Paul Sket, Rick Baltz. Row Two: Coach Neil Nelson, Bob Hoerth,Chuck Hertel, Glen Mueller, Len Gebhart, Charlie Geiser, Jim Schaefer, Bob Ratz, Mike Leitner, Dave Bechlem, Jerry Klein, Dave Sebora, Dave Grittncr. Row Three: Paul Rochrig, John Mayer,Joe Gebhart, Don Kolbe, Roger Meyer, Dave Thompson, Jerry Kolbe, Tom Koch, Mike Kobriger, Paul Rusch, Coach Fitzpatrick, Coach Sager. OUR BOYS 86 DID SHINE FOOTBALL STATISTICS US THEM Algoina 41 6 Kewanee 0 13 Kiel 35 7 Luxemburg 29 6 New Holstein 33 0 Plymouth 39 0 Sheboygan Falls 34 0 Southern Door 28 0 Sturgeon Bay 47 7 87 TIGER POWER Tigers gaining All-Conference status: Tom McMunn, John Weber, Glenn Mueller, Rick Baltz, Len Gebhart. John Weber, Tackle All Conference-Defensive Tackle 1971 Channel 5 All Star Charlie Geiser Center Tom McMunn, Fullback All Conference-Offensive Back, Defensive Linebacker Ken Cullen Guard Tim Schwartz Halfback 88 PARENT’S NIGHT, October 15, 1971 at C.H.S. Len Gebhart, Guard All Conference-Offensive Guard Glenn Mueller, Tackle All Conference-Offensive Tackle 89 TIME WILL TELL! F RESHMEN BASKETBALL, Row 1, 1-r: Mark Kartheiser, Dave Steve Miller, Jeff Lisowe, Larry Meier, Rich Dombrock, Coach Mallmann, Jim Ott, Bruce Alten, Pete Pfeffer, David Rady, Larry Sager. Wunrow. Row 2: Steve Kasper, Larry Dickrell, Mike Hoffmann, 90 JV BASKETBALL, Row 1, 1-r: Rober Kolbe, A1 Ammerman, Rich- Larry Hedrich, Don Karls, Mike Mallmann, Elroy Neuhaus, Dennis ard Ludwig, Scott Roewer, Mark Hertel, Dennis Nisler. Row 2: Kolbe, Gary Sturtz, Ron Kolbe, Coach Floyd Marks. TIGER TRAINING CAMP Heads Up!! Here it comes!! CHS 39 St. Lawrence JV SCOREBOARD 31 CHS 27 Sheboygan Falls 58 CHS 42 St. Catherine 48 CHS 48 Plymouth 56 CHS 36 Lux-Casco 44 CHS 31 Kiel 47 CHS 45 New London 41 CHS 42 New Holstein 38 CHS 44 Southern Door 55 CHS 41 Plymouth 49 CHS 42 Sturgeon Bay 51 CHS 48 New Holstein 49 CHS 35 Kewaunee 58 CHS 32 Kiel 48 CHS 39 Valders 40 CHS 36 Sheboygan Falls 43 CHS 36 Appleton East 45 CHS 40 Algoma 90 9 VARSITY BASKETBALL, Row 1, l-r: Fran Weller, Chuck Hertel, Jerry Schuh, Jim Schlaefer, Mark Nicolay, Rick Bolz. Row 2: Mike Kasper, Steve Kartheiser, Dave Bechlem, Mark Reinkober, Tony Frank, Dave Grittner, Paul Rusch, Jim Lintner, Coach Eisner. 92 Only five minutes and it’s all over! Top Left: Senior Jerry Schuh in an attempt for two. Top Right: Senior Paul Sket stretching to sink it. Left: Coach Eisner giving last minute instructions. Lower Left: Sophomore Fran Weller jumping for a basket. sim it V-V-VARSITY SCOREBOARD Chilton 74 St. Lawrence 59 Chilton 23 Racine St. Catherine 73 Chilton 54 Lux-Casco 53 Chilton 58 New London 77 Chilton 56 Southern Door 69 Chilton 54 Sturgeon Bay 57 Chilton 63 Kewaunee 74 Chilton 69 Valders 71 Chilton 42 Appleton East 53 Chilton 58 Sheboygan Falls 87 Chilton 60 Plymouth 67 Chilton 52 Kiel 69 Chilton 48 New Holstein 57 Chilton 60 Plymouth 83 Chilton 63 Sheboygan Falls 68 Chilton 58 New Holstein 71 Chilton 62 Kiel 79 Chilton 50 Algoma 70 93 Coach Eisner giving the team some pointers during practice. HEY! BLUE BLUE SHOOT FOR TWO! akes two points for the Tigers. Fran Weller showing how easy it is to “come up” with two points. 94 WOMEN'S LIB IN SPORTS TOO! GIRLS INTERSCHOLASTIC VOLLEYBALL-Row 1: (1-r) Jean lem, Erika Habcrstroh. Row 3: Claire Sweet, Cindy Herrick, Bcv Weber, Mary Coffeen, Barb Pohland, Peg Kaufmann. Row 2: Pat Mallmann, Lori Vogt, Anne Schneider. Martin, Marisol Urbina, Kris Woelfel, Sandy Bruckner, Sue Bcch- Schedule Standing’s Oct. 19 Varsity—Kiel Varsity—lost J. Varsity-Kiel JV’S—lost Oct. 30 Varsity-New Holstein-lost Varsity-Plymouth—won Nov. 9 Varsity-Lux. Casco-won Nov. 17 Varsity-New Holstein-won J. Varsity-New Holstein JV’S-lost Nov. 20 Varsity—Hilbert—won J. Varsity-Hilbert JV’S—lost 95 AND AWAY WE GO • • • The Cross Country Team had a successful season this year. Led by the strong running of returning lettermen Herb Hertel, a Senior, and Mike Kasper, a Junior, the CC team defeated approximately 60% of the team they ran against. Senior letterman Gary Kasper and Junior Mark Rein-kober, his first year out for the sport, added strong finishes for the “Blugolds.” Other lettermen and point getters were Senior, Dennis Rollmann and Juniors, Dean Papendieck and Don Gonzo. Juniors Russ Gilbertson and Mark Nicolay, with Sophomore Mike Mueller, rounding out the team, saw limited competition with the varsity but ran well in J.V. competition. Coach Ed Drone was pleased with the progerss showed by his team and felt the third place standing in the conference was indicative of the overall strength of the Packerland Conference. Front Row, left to right: Mark Nicolay, Mike Mueller, Gary Kasper, Dennis Rollmann, Mike Kasper. Second Row: Coach, Ed Drone, Mark Reinkober, Dean Papendieck, Don Gonzo, Herb Hertel, Russ Gilbertson. 96 Front Row, left to right: Dan Lorenz, Steve Rozman, Dexter Sattler,Gordie Grube, Ken Gasch, Charlie Geiser, Jim Ratz. Second Row: Coach-Neil Nelson, Sam Kopf, Bob Ratz, Mike Kasper, Jerry Klein, Dave Maas, Assistant coach-Floyd Marks. Third Row: Rick Baltz, Ken Schommer, Don Gonzo. TRACKS TO SUCCESS On your mark. Get set. Go ...! Although Chilton’s 1970 track squad lacked the necessary depth for a highly successful win-loss record, it did have a number of individuals who showed championship form. Junior sprinter, Rick Baltz and Ken Gasch, were con-sistant point getters all year. In 1970, school marks were set in the following events: Jeff Schumacher-2 mile-10:23.4-against Sheboygan Falls Ken Gasch, Dexter Sattler, Dan Lorenz, Rick Baltz—Mile Relay—3:27.6-Regionals Jim Ratz, Gordie Grube, Steve Rozman, Ken Gasch-880 Relay—1:30.8-Regionals Rick Baltz finished the season with a fine run at the State meet in June and placed third in the Class “B” 440. The mile relay team also qualified for the state meet and finished with a fine fifth place performance. Ken Schommer was also a qualifier in the pole vault- 12M”—at Appleton Patriot Relays. A shot put record of 50’5V4” was set by John Weber at the Sheboygan Falls Duel Meet. 97 A SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR The girls swimming team, with Mrs. Depies as coach and Mr. Youngsteadt as advisor, had a successful first year. Chilton Defeated Appleton East, Two Rivers, Manitowoc, and Sheboygan. Chilton’s first and only upset took place in home waters against Menasha. Sectionals were held in Sheboygan with the result of Jackie Gilbertson, Jennie Forst-ner, and Peggy Vanne going on to state which was held in Beloit. The season ended with a five and one record. TEAM POSITIONS 220 yd. Medley Relay—Jenny Forstner Sue Stadtmueller Kim Daun Patty Bechlem 220 yd. Free Style— Peggy Vanne Lynn Freidel 100 yd. Individual Medley—Jackie Gilbertson Colleen Connors 50 yd. Free Style-Patty Bechlem Rachel Hertel Diving-Peggy Vanne 400 yd. Free Style—Peg Kaufman Kathy Connors 50 yd. Butterfly—Jackie Gilbertson Jamie Steenport 100 yd. Free Style-Kim Daun Terry Nicolai 50 yd. Back Stroke-Jennie Forstner Lynn Freidel 100 yd. Breast Stroke-Sue Stadtmueller Bev Mallmann 200 yd. Free Style Relay-Rachel Hertel Rachel Pfeffer Jamie Steenport Colleen Connors STATE RESULTS Jackie Gilbertson—50 yd. Butterfly 10th place 32.7 sec. Jennie Forstner- 50 yd. Back Stroke 12th place 34.6 sec. Peggy Vanne-Diving 127.60 points Girls Swimming Team Row One, 1-r: Advisor, Duane Youngsteadt, Peggy Kaufmann, Jackie Gilbertson, Rachel Hertel, Coach. Mrs. Dale Dcpics. Row Two: Bev Mallmann, Colleen Connors, Jenny Forstner, Sue Stadtmueller, Peggy Vanne. Row Three: Kim Daun, Pat Bechlem, Terry Nicholai, Jamie Steenport, Rachel Pfeffer, Kathy Connors. 98 Row 1, 1-r: Dean Papendeick, Don Gonzo, Mike Boll, Russ Gilbertson, Gary Parsons, Tom Mittnacht, Ken Gasch, Dave Hertel. Row 2: Coach Youngsteadt, Tom Freidel, Cliff Kreilkamp, Bruce Gonzo, Jim Nelson, Ron Genske, Dave Deidrich. Row 3: Jim Bruckner, Greg Elliot, Paul Salm, Jim Voigt, John Mittnacht, Stan Kossman. TIGER TANKMEN HA VE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Russ Gilbertson, State qualifier in 100 yd. Butterfly. Senior tankmen rest after practice!!! CHILTON SWIMMING 1971-1972 CHS 76 Ashwaubenon 19—Sheboygan North 73 CHS 45 Appleton East 50 CHS 75 West Bend West 43—Plymouth 23 CHS 73 Menasha 44-Sheboygan South 51 CHS 49 Manitowoc 46 CHS 47 Sturgeon Bay 48 CHS 79 Plymouth 28—Two Rivers 58 CHS 65 Sheboygan South 30 CHS 67 Ashwaubenon 22 CHS 61 Two Rivers 33 99 First Bow, left to right: Jerry Isajew, Guy Roewer, Mark Nicoliy. Second Row: Jim Steffes, Russ Gilbertson, Dave Hertel, Tom Mittnacht, Gary Parsons, Charles Schuknccht-Coach. Third Row: Bob Nelson, Rich HugwfDoug Wenniger, Doug Parsons, Bruce Gonzo. TENNIS OUTLOOK GOOD The 1971 tennis team finished its second year of play with a very commendable record of 8 wins, 4 losses, and no ties. At the sub-sectionals in Manitowoc, both singles and doubles players lost in their first round to Sheboygan North. North. During the year, the Tigers compiled an impressive 53 points, to their opponents 26. What isn’t shown is the fact that out of the 9 schools the team played during their regular season, 8 were larger than C.H.S. C.H.S. 3 NET SCORES Fond du Lac 4 C.H.S. 4 Appleton East 3 C.H.S. 4 Manitowoc J.V. 3 C.H.S. 6 J.F.K. Prep 1 C.H.S. 7 Plymouth 0 C.H.S. 7 Kimberly J.V. 0 C.H.S. 5 Waupun 0 C.H.S. 2 Fond du Lac 5 C.H.S. 2 Kaukauna J.V. 5 C.H.S. 2 DePere Abbot Penning 4 C.H.S. 6 Plymouth 1 C.H.S. 5 Waupun 0 Letter winners on the team include: juniors, Jerry Isajew, Bob Nelson, Jerry Schuh, and Jim Steffes; and sophomore, Mark Nicolay. All of these boys will be returning for ’72 play. The returning lettermen, plus a very good group coming up, leave Coach Schuknecht with an extremely optimistic outlook for the future. 100 FORE! A HOLE IN ONE Varsity Team-Left to Right: Ed Drone-Coach, Bob Thompson, Rick Daun, Mark Reinkober, Dave Thompson, Tom Koch. A hole in one??? The 1971 Tiger golf team had a slow start, losing their first three conference games, but suddenly bouncing back to win four of the next five. The heartbreaking loss was to Conference Champions, Kiel, by only one stroke. The final standings in order were Kiel, Plymouth, Chilton, New Holstein, Sheboygan Falls, and Luxemburg-Casco. C.H.S. 187 Plymouth 177 C.H.S. 190 New Holstein 186 C.H.S. 175 Kiel 170 C.H.S. 181 Luxemburg-Casco 218 C.H.S. 182 Sheboygan Falls 183 C.H.S. 182 Plymouth 186 C.H.S. 167 New Holstein 175 C.H.S. 168 Kiel 167 C.H.S. 171 Luxemburg-Casco 197 C.H.S. 170 Sheboygan Falls 183 Also, at the conference meet in Luxemburg, the Tigers finished with a 365, 18 hole total to take third place. Varsity letter winners for 1971 include: seniors. Bob Edens, and Bob Thompson;junior, Rick Daun;sophomores, Tom Koch, Mark Reinkober, and Dave Thompson. During the year, Dave and Tom alternated from varsity to junior varsity. Individual Season Averages Bob Thompson, team medalist 43.79 Mark Reinkober 44.93 Bob Edens 45.86 Rick Daun 45.93 Dave Thompson 48.57 Tom Koch 48.92 Junior Varsity Team-Left to Right: Ed Drone-Coach, Karl Koch, Al Ammerman, Jim Schlaefer, Terry Fox, Dave Thompson, Tom Koch. 101 First Row, left to right: Jerry Isajew, Mike Schmidlkofer, Mark Salm, Rick Daun, Tom McMunn, Dan Keuler, Paul Sket, Bob Edens. Second Row: Steven Stuebbe-Coach, Chuck Hertel, Jim Schlaefer, Mike Kobrigcr, Mike Kasper,Roger Kolbe.Rich Ludwig,Ron Kolbe, Paul Selk, Don Geiser, Mark Hertel-Manager. BASEBALL GAINS NEW COACH The Chilton High School baseball team ended its first season under new head coach, Mr. Stuebbe with a 4 win and 8 loss record. In what must be described as a rebuilding year, the Tigers were plagued by general inexperience and lack of hitting power. Despite these obstacles the team began to jell toward the end of the summer, and came to its peak in a 3 to 2 victory over tough Campbellsport team. (The Tigers were the first Packer-land Conference team to beat Campbellsport). Senior catcher, Dan Keuler was elected Most Valuable Player on the basis of steady defensive play and a .394 batting average. Another valuable senior lost to graduation, who lead the pitching staff with a 2.04 Earned Run Average, was Mike Schmidlkofer. The batting championship trophy went to junior, Tom McMunn, who used an eight game hitting streak to up his final average to .440. Of the ten men who earned varsity letters, six will return to the 1972 squad. The lettermen are: seniors, Dan Keuler, Bob Edens, Mark Salm, and Mike Schmidlkofer;juniors, Rick Daun, Jerry Isajew, Tom McMunn, and Paul Sket; sophomore, Mike Kobriger; and freshman, Roger Kolbe. Team captains, chosen by Coach Stuebbe on the basis of leadership and spirit, were Dan Keuler and Mike Schmidlkofer. BATTING BOX C.H.S. 1 New Holstein 2 C.H.S. 0 Campbellsport 3 C.H.S. 5 Sheboygan 9 C.H.S. 1 Kiel 2 C.H.S. 11 Elkhart Lake 1 C.H.S. 7 Elkhart Lake 5 C.H.S. 5 Plymouth 2 C.H.S. 0 New Holstein 3 C.H.S. 6 Sheboygan Falls 12 C.H.S. 3 Campbellsport 2 C.H.S. 9 Kiel 3 C.H.S. 3 Plymouth 9 C.H.S. 2 ♦Kiel 5 denotes tournament play. 102 VARSITY WRESTLING, Row 1,1-r: Mike Grube, Ed Degeneffe, Ed Wenig, Keith Scholz, Randy Lisowe, Dave Bolz, Roy Sch-nuell. Row 2: Coach Fitzpatrick, Mike Wagner, Paul Roehrig, Joe McGrath, Jerry Sch-nuell, Joe Wagner, Mike Leitner, Jercy Klein, Coach Seider. FIRST PARENTS NIGHT A SUCCESS What a predicament! Careful Ref! How much longer can I keep this up? 103 JR. VARSITY WRESTLING, Row 1, 1-r: John Ricker, John Bolz, Jim Kleinhans, Terry Kees, Paul Lisowe, Rich Bucchcl. Row 2: Bob Gruber, John Mayer, Mike Wachter, Dave Ziegelbauer, Manager Jack Widmar. Getting the mat ready. Introduction of Parents at match. Mr. Nelson referees J.V. matches. Getting nervous? ? Tiger Wrestlers placed 8th in the Packerland Conference Tournament. Individual champion was Senior Randy Lisowe (126) for the 2nd year in a row. He was also voted “Outstanding Wrestler” of the tournament by opposing coaches. Fourth place went to Junior Gerry Klein (unlimited). The team placed 7th at the Regional Tournament. Senior Joe Wagner (185) placed 4th. Randy and Gerry placed 2nd, qualifying for the W1AA Sectional. Cheerleaders, Pat Bechlem, Sandy Ott, Cindy Ratz, Alternates Sharon Krueger and Ann Wenig, did a fine job this year. They also put on our first Parents Night. Senior Mike Wachter at practice. 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