Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

If you reflect on this year, you will have many good memories and maybe a few bad ones. You may remember a special game that you played well in. If you take time to reflect on this school year, you can see that the 1982-83 school year was quite rewarding. The band members played at the Packer show, many of our sport teams were very successful, and clubs and activities enjoyed a fulfilling year. As we look into the future we will always reflect on our high school years. We, the senior class, are proud to be the 100th graduating class of Chilton High School. 1983 Tiger Chilton High School Volume XLVIII Chilton, Wisconsin Top Left: Freshmen guys dress for the occasion. Top Middle: Donny Ecker struggles to make it through another day of history. Top Right: What’s the joke? Lower Top: Millie get to work. Middle Left: Derek enlightens his classmates again! Middle Left: The play must go on! Bottom Middle: Sheila He-mauer, waiting to return the serve. Bottom Right: Typing I comes as a thrill to the students. 2 Top Left: Ann Hephner. sweet talking her boyfriend. Top Middle: Dave Pethan — study hard! Top Right: Allison Bloomer, checking the test over once more before handing it in. Top Middle: Stacey Bradley shows the concentration needed to survive typing I. Lower Middle: Got ya, Ken Tyson! Middle Center: Mark Maurer, laugh - it was funny! Bottom Left: Junior girls smile pretty. Bottom Right: What is for chow today? 3 Top Left: “Don’t be bashful, Donny!” Top Far Right: “Say what?” Middle Left: Tim Kossman practicing his scales again! Middle Right: Tigers feel GREAT after a victory! Bottom Left: “Good Stuff, Maynard!” Bottom Right: Richard Hertel is doing his homework??!! 4 Top Left: Annette Koenig and Kelly Thiel touring the town. Top Right: “Oh good, we’re having a test tomorrow!” Middle Left: Band, mark time move — Go!!!” Middle Right: Typing II students deciding whether to do their homework or not! Bottom Left: “What’s the answer to 9?” 5 Top Right: Homecoming 1982 Middle Left: Stage Band at practice Middle Right: Seniors enjoying Open Campus Bottom Left: Volleyball Team in action. Bottom Right: Advertisements UR IIumhAHI We are here to add what we can to. not to get what we can from, life. — Sir William Oslen 6 Top Left: How’s the hamburger. Buffy? Middle Left: Kay Korb and Jill Wagner catch the summer rays. Middle Right: Quit hamming it up. Donna! Bottom Left: Wayne Hoerth, Lenny Stadtmueller, and Amy Redig stop for a snow cone at State Fair. Bottom Right: Maria Bastian working on her tan. To make a good use of life, one should have in youth the experience years, and in old age the vigor of youth. — Stanislas 1 7 Well, we finally made it. We're actually performing in front of 56,000 people on Lambeau Field! After all those 3-hour practices, 3 nights a week, it’s all done it less than ten minutes. This is a thrill that won’t be soon forgotten. On August 14, 1982, the band played as the half time show for the Bishop’s Charity game. The Packers won the Jets. For all the band members it was a worth while experience. The crowd roared with excitement as they were impressed with the entertaining performance provided by the Chilton High School Band, under the direction of Dick Gillis. IllW � 8fT 4 7 t - WA muni i im 11 Top Right: Chilton Band performs “Thor”. Top Left: Chattanooga Choo-Choo Middle Right: Lambeau Field welcomes Chilton High Bottom Left: Mr. Dick Gilles directs the band on. Bottom Right: The Marching Chilton “Soldiers”. 8 Mark Bailey Maria Bastian Mike Biese Allison Bloomer Dean Bornemann Judy Brandt Wendy Bradley Suzanne Brantmeier Jim Broker Mike Broeckel Melanie Broker Sue Buelow Derek Craig Dave Criter Diane Dorn 9 Susan Engler James Fesing Cindy Flaherty Donna Fhlug Mike Hopp John Hostettler Pete Freidel Connie Freund Charles Gebhart Dawn Gebhart Gary Juckem Joe Kampfer Leroy Geise Paul Giesen Jerry Gerner Rick Groeschel Dan Karl Debbie Keuler Kathy Hauser Roger Heimann Charlene Heller Lloyd Hemauer Pete Keuler Tim Keuler Kathy Hephner Julie Hertel Nancy Hinz Wayne Hoerth Dan Kleinhans Annette Koenig 10 Top left: Judy Brandt and Kathy Hauser concentrate before the Kewauskum volleyball game. Top Right: Chemistry students at work. Middle Left: Shelly Peik doesn't seem to like the idea of having her picture taken Middle Right: Chris Miller is all smiles as she enters the gym for the prom dance. Bottom Left: Joe Kampfer studies hard as Dan Kleinhans relaxes. Middle Bottom: Tim Trettin enjoys a rootbeer. Bottom Right: Lori Schwobe works on her clothing project. 11 Top Right: Debbie Van Grinsven hard at work. Middle Left; ‘‘Give me a break!” Middle Center: Sue Buelow whispers sweet no things to Pete Keuler. Middle Right: Wayne Hoerth spends another thrilling day in Psychology! Bottom Left: Jill Wagner caught in the act, again. Bottom Right: Nancy Weninger — show us your tongue! OPPOSITE PAGE Top Left: Yes Debbie Keuler, this is Senior English.” Top Center: Look at those teeth! Top Right: Nancy Hinz is debating whether to single space or to double space. Bottom Left: Jim Fesing makes it to another day in drafting! Bottom Center: Shelly Peik busy at her accounting. Bottom Right: Jim Veeser gets another case of the boredom blues . 12 Kay Korb Tim Kossman Mary Marks Chris Miller Jean Mortimer Jody Moschel Kim Krupp Paul Kurscheidt Andy Nadler Dave Nennig Sharon Nett Tim Owens Joan Lisowe Bonnie Mallmann Lisa Pagel Shelly Peik Rick Pethan Lori Piepenburg 13 Upper Left: Paul Kurscheidt says. “Which end is up?” Upper Right: Leroy Geise is having another great day in drafting. Middle Left: Kevin Zacharias is struggling to get his work done. Middle Right: Work! Work! Work! That’s all a part of Accounting II. says Jody Moschel. Lower Left: Lisa Popp is pretending to be busily working. Lower Right: Pete Friedel concentrates to achieve 100 words per minute. 14 Chris Pingel Lisa Popp Elroy Schneider Jeff Schneider Scott Schneider Tony Schneider Connie Propson Lyle Propson Dan Schoen Terry Scholz Lori Schwobe Len Stadtmueller Scott Propson Mike Rausch Tammy Starfeld Rhonda Stecker Ann Stenz Lisa Sticka Ana Rodriquiz Joe Ronk Tom Suttner Kelly Thiel Tim Trettin Ken Tyson Steve Schmitz Mary Schemmer Debra Van Grinsven Jim Veeser Nancy Vogel Jill Wagner 15 Bob Wagner Ivan Wenig Nancy Weninger Cheryl Woelfel Rosanna Woelfel Kevin Zacharias Ellen Ziegeibauer Kevin Schneider Marshall Hephner Don Knapp Upper Right: Nancy Hinz - Big test today? Bottom Left: Debbie Keuler and Mike Broeckel cruise through the Homecoming parade. Lower Right: Seniors participate in the parade as representatives of the 100th graduating class. 16 Senior Memories The class of 1983 started their journey through high school in the fall of 1979. Leading our class were the Student Council members. We elected Sue Engler as President, Bonnie Mallmann as Vice President, Maria Bastian as Secretary, and Tom Suttner as Treasurer. Our representatives were Len Stadtmueller, Tim Keuler, Judy Brandt and Mark Bailey. Our Freshmen Cheerleaders were Judy Brandt, Mary Marks, Chris Miller and Charlene Heller. Representing our class for the Pom Pon squad were Mary Schemmer and Kay Korb. Sue Engler again led our class as President of the Sophomore class. Other officers were held by Bonnie Mallmann as Vice President, Allison Bloomer as Treasurer, and Ellen Ziegelbauer as Secretary. Our Representatives were Tim Owens, Julie Hertel, Jill Wagner, and Maria Bastian. Our 2nd Homecoming turned out to be fairly successful. We won window display with the theme, “We’ll Turn Their Redskins Black and Blue”. Our float took 3rd place. In posters, yelling, and skit we took a close second. Sophomore year we put on our first dance, Sweet Heart Hop. February 14, Valentines Day, Charlene Heller and Ivan Wenig reigned over the dance. Other court members were Suzanne Brantmeier and John Hostettler, Judy Brandt and Kevin Zacharias, Maria Bastian and Dave Criter, Bonnie Mallmann and Tom Suttner. With the theme “Keep on Loving You”, the dance was definitely a success besides a few last minute complications. Sophomore Cheerleaders were Chris Miller, Mary Marks, Julie Hertel, Judy Brandt, and Charlene Heller. Pom Pon girls Kay Korb and Mary Schemmer. As Juniors Bonnie Mallmann was elected as President of our class. Other officers were Jill Wagner as Vice President, Allison Bloomer as Treasurer, and Ellen Ziegelbauer as Secretary. Representatives were Mary Schemmer, Maria Bastian, Mary Marks, and Nancy Weniger. Homecoming was a success for our Junior class. We won the float competition with the theme “Falls Falcons are All Washed Up”. We won the skit competition by doing a tackle off of “Stripes”. We came second in Posters and yelling. The highlight of our Junior year was our Prom. Our theme was “Open Arms”. Lori Piepenburg and Rick Groeschl reigned over the dance. Other court members were Ann Stenz and Bob Wagner, Jody Moschel and Steve Schmitz, Chris Miller and Dave Nennig, Sue Engler and Wayne Hoerth, Rick Pethan and Lisa Popp, Kay Korb and Len Stadtmueller. Cheerleaders were Mary Marks, Julie Hertel, Chris Miller, Sue Engler, Lori Piepenburg, Bonnie Mallmann, Suzanne Brandtmeier, Charlene Heller and Lisa Sticka. Pom Pon girls were Kay Korb and Mary Schemmer. We began our Senior year in the fall of 1982 with Ellen Ziegelbarer as President. Other officers were Bonie Mallmann as Vice President, Allison Bloomer as Treasurer, Maria Bastian as Secretary. Representatives were Mary Schemmer, Charlene Heller, Tim Owens, and Nancy Weniger. Homecoming was special this year, since we sponsored it. We won the poster competition but didn’t do too well in the other competitions. We did put on a successful! Homecoming. The theme song was “Its Hard to Say I’m Sorry”. Annette Koenig and Kelly Thiel reigned over the dance. The other court members were Tammy Starfeld and Mike Biese, Rhonda Stecker and Scott Schneider, Mary Schemmer and Lloyd Hemauer, Sue Buelow and Pete Keuler, Lori Schwobe and Tim Keuler, Debbie Keuler and Mike Broeckle. Cheerleaders were Mary Marks, Chris Miller, Julie Hertel, Rhonda Stecker, Lisa Sticka, Kathy Hauser, and Melanie Broker, Ellen Ziegelbauer, Charlene Heller, and Nancy Vogel. Pom Pon girls were once again, Kay Korb as Captain, and Mary Schemmer as Co-Captain. Our AFS students were Ana Rodriguez from Spain, and Derek Craig from New Zealand. The 1983 class has had many good memories throughout the years. Our class has had many good athletes and talented people. We worked together as a class to accomplish things and the many volunteering voices helped. We’ll always remember our times together at CHS. On June 5th, 1983, Chilton High School’s 100th Graduating Class received our diplomas and began new lives away from Chilton High. 17 REFLECTING ON PEOPLE Top left: Varsity volleyball girls Kelly DeMaster, Sarah Engler. Marlen Firkins. Julie Hertel, and Laurie Fitzpatrick show their winning smiles. Bottom left: Accounting students Tina Anhalt. Mike Martens, and Tracy Loose talk and think about their own facts and figures. Top Right: Michelle Schneider and Buffy Stadtmueller enjoy the fall weather. Bottom Right: Suzanne Brantmeier and John Hostettler prove to be a “cute couple. 18 Juniors: “Young And The Restless” Left: Julie Bancroft smiles pretty. Top right: Ron Biese studies intensely. Bottom right: Rick Hanke caught in the act. Philip Anhalt Tina Anhalt David Augsburger Julie Bancroft Fawn Bangart Jim Bangart Mike Bankenbusch Ann Biese Denise Biese Ron Biese James Bittner Mark Bittner Gary Boll Stacey Bradley Carla Brandenburg Mark Brandenburg Mike Brantmeier Alan Buechel Donna Criter Todd Criter 20 “Another World” Top: The Accounting Class if full of attention. Bottom: Jenny Keuler takes it easy. Roman Daun Kelly De Master Brenda Dedering Debra Dietz Ron Ditter Jeff Doss Wallace Fhlug Marlene Firkins Laurie Fitzpatrick Rose Fuchs Kris Garfield Amy Gasch Gerald Geise Lora Geiser Jeff Gerner Paul Gilbertson Jeff Goeldi Karen Goeser Beth Greene Michelle Greene Daniel Gruett 21 “That’s Incredible!” Bottom left: Jeff Gerner concentrates on his work. Top right: Kelly Knoe-spel, Ann Wingers, and Mike Martens discuss their accounting procedures. Bottom right: Ann Hephner is multi-talented. Karri Jaeckels Traci Kanpfer David Kiesner Jennifer Keuler Peggy Keuler Kelly Knoespel Amy Kobriger Kim Kopp Judy Korb Scott Kossman Wayne Kress John Kurscheidt Ronald Habermann Dan Halbach Jode Hemauer Rick Hanke Bonnie Hansen Ann Hephner Paula Herrick Joseph Hertel Richard Hertel Kevin Hoerth 22 “Different Strokes” Lisa Last Jodene Leitner James Liebau Brian Loose Tracy Loose Randy Mallmann Sherry Mallmann Mike Martens Bonnie Meier Connie Michaelson Pam Miller Sandy Miller Robert Meuer Gerald Meyer Grant Mortimer Kenneth Mueller Lorna Mullard James Neuber Angie Novotney 23 “Happy Days” Keith Oakley Karie Pendl Tina Pingel Jolene Portmann James Rausch Todd Rieder Beth Rozman Paul Sartori Cindy Schabach Dean Schabach Bob Schlaefer Kevin Schmahl Wendy Schmid Michelle Schmitz Michelle Schneider Penny Schoen Lisa Schuh Gary Schwobe Dave Sell Beth Stadtmueller 24 “Gimme A Break” Far left: Lorna Milliard has the school spirit. Middle left: Jeff Doss is excited about phy ed. Middle right: Rose Fuchs and Karie Pendl paint a scene in the commons. Far Right: Michelle Schneider putting the annual together. Bottom right: Brenda Dedering is just thrilled with taking timings. Amy Steenport Mark Steffes Kristi Stenson Mike Sticka Dawn Stojanovich Dan Stroobants Mike Sturm Ron Sturtz Dori Thiel Kathy Totzke Amy Trettin Dan Werbeckes Brian Wettstein Ann Wingers Sue Woefel Karl Zacharias Rob Winkel Steve Van Derea Mike Barany Lisa Last Beth Nugent 25 Sophomores: Enough Is Enough! This page, upper: Amy Redig enjoys another day in Biology. Bottom: Lisa Propson and Holly Heimann study in the library. Opposite page, left: Wendy Neuber. Michele Scholz. and Don Ecker drop their pants for us! Upper: Steve Meyer glances our way. Bottom. Karen Hertel pretending to do her homework. Karen Albedyll Paul Bangart Vicky Bangart Bill Bankenbusch Bill Bargholtz Cheryl Beil Connie Biese Robert Biese Tom Biese Beian Blatz Connie Boehnlein Bryan Boll Kim Bonlander Candy Brandenburg Wayne Brandt Carie Brickl Kim Brantmieir Mark Broker Russ Broker Cheryl Bub 26 Turn Me Loose! Tom Criter Jim Cullen Lynn Diener Wendy Dorn Don Ecker Karla Engler Sarah Engler Nicole Fitzpatrick Mike Forestner Matt Fox Conrad Fritschka Jeanne Geise Dan Gerner Randy Giesen Therese Groeschl Robin Hansen Jeanne Hawig Holly Heimann Carrie Heller Dean Hemauer Christina Hephner 27 Born To Be Wild! Jim Keuler Kathy Keuler Sue Kiersten Steve Kiersten This page, top: Nick Kartheiser shows off his new teeth. Middle: Connie Biese and Cheryl Beil studying hard with Theresa Groeschl in the background. Opposite page, left: Sarah Engler poses for her picture. Right: Carole Kolbe. Diane Schommer. and Donna Karls form a totem pole. Ruth Hephner Tim Hephner Karen Hertel Laurie Hoerth Jim Hosstettler Gerald Karls Phyllis Kress Vernon Last Peggy Leary Douglas Lenke 28 Don’t Stop Believing! Lenny Meyer Kevin Mueller Jane Nadler Kathryn Nehmer Terry Lisowe Vicki Kisowe Sara Marks Lisa Martin Pat Maththes Mark Maurer Paula Meyer Steve Meyer Barb Nett Karen Neuber Wendy Neuber Kerry Owens Mary Parsons Stacey Peik Dave Pethan Gale Ploeckelmann 29 Linda Popp Lisa Propson Pete Propson Amy Redig Pat Roberts Mike Satori Jill Schisel Gena Schley Rob Schmidlkofer Julie Schmidt Laura Schmitz Bob Schneider Ben Schoenborn Dale Schoenung Michele Scholz This page, upper left: Maggie Suttner looks over her English test. Upper Right: Steve Woelfel finally gets around to finally cleaning his locker. Middle: Julie Wagner tries to liver up the crowd. Opposite page, upper: Mike Forstner at work on his drafting board. Lower: Vernon Last hard at work. 30 Someday, Someway! Joyce Stache Micheal Stenson Troy Stiefvater Maggie Suttner Terri Tadych Brad Theil Darlene Van Deraa Chris Vickman Julie Wagner Marti Wagner Mary Weber Rick Weber Chris Wettstein Janet Woelfel Steve Woelfel 31 Brenda Blatz Mark Bloomer Daniel Boll Koren Bonlander Thomas Bowe Scot Bruckner 32 Mark Carlson Candice Cullen Douglas Dedering Gerald Ditter Troy Duchow Todd Eisner Nicholas Geiser Daniel Goeser James Gray Bryon Groeschl Rochelle Habermann Robert Hackbarth Milissa Halbach Keith Heimann Christine Heller Jeffrey Hemauer Shelia Hemauer Harvey Hephner Sharon Karls Beth Keuler 33 Robert Krupp Rose Kurscheidt Lisa Loose Julie Luchterhand Ray Mallmann Bridget Mand Pamela Martens Stephen Meier Wayne Meyers Paul Mueller Shelly Moschel Rick Miller 34 Scott Mullard Kelly Ott Terry Owens Lynn Pendl Gena Pilon Carol Pflel William Pingel Bonnie Propson Christine Propson Lynn Propson Todd Propson Kenneth Roberts 35 Kevin Schmidt Heath Thornber Tina Tyson Brian Schmitz Robin Vangrinsven Tab Vangrinsven Casey Schneider Lauri Vanne Pamela Vogt Doug Schneider Scott Walkowiak Pamela Woeful Lynn Schneider Mary Schneider Maria Schneider Scott Schneider James Schumacher Daniel Siebert Daniel Starfeld Paula Steffes Wendy Steinfest Mark Stenz Tracy Stroobants Debra Sturtz 36 Robert Woelful Todd Woeful Gerald Wozniak Kurt Zacharias Lisa Zastrow 37 3a Without ideas, without effort, without scholarship, without philosophical continuity, there is no such thing as education. — Abraham Flexner ROW 1: John Augsburger. Science; Barbara Borns, Home Economics; Roberto Calderon, Spanish; Edward Drone, Science. ROW 2: James Eisner, History; Michael Field, History; Diane Gillig, English; John Freidel, Physical Education; Richard Gillis, Instrumental Music. ROW 3; Pat Flemming, Business Education; Henry Gillig, English; Dan Hartman, Business Education; Robin Hasselquist, English; Clara Hedrich, Agriculture. 39 The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. — Emerson ROW 1: Cathy Hilton, Librarian; Frederick Klaeser, English; William Kolarik, Industrial Arts; Floyd Marks. History; Gary Ludwig, Guidance. ROW 2: Corinne Nortemann, Physical Education; Joe Landry, Special Education. ROW 3: Candy Peterson, Home Economics; Nancy Reich, Vocal Music. ROW 4: Richard Mauk, Guidance; Ed Rollman, Math; Robert Sager, Science; Russell Sarison. Art. 41 The better part of every man’s education is that which he gives himself. — James Russell Lowell ROW 1: Clarence Scherer, Industrial Arts; Earl Sticka, Drivers Education; Robert Schuh, English; Richard Seider, Math. ROW 2: Laurie Westphal, Special Education; John Zagrodnik, Hisory; David VandeVoort, Industrial Arts; Dale Voskuil, Science and Math. ROW 3: Sue Schneider, Reading; Steve Stuebbe, History; Duane Youngsteadt, Physical Education. 42 43 That’s what education means — to be able to do what you’ve never done before. — George Herbert Palmer ROW 1: Dr. W. I. DeMaster, Superintendent; Mr. Charles Schukneckt, Assistant Principal; Mr. James Skarda, Principal. ROW 2: SCHOOL BOARD: Seated: Mrs. Bev Kossman, Mr. Richard Bosshardt, and Mrs. Ellen Miller. Standing: Mr. Sam Kopf and Mr. William Engler, Jr. CUSTODIANS: Seated: Mrs. Edna Fhlur and Mrs. Dorothy Mullard. Standing: Mr. Wilmur Loose, Mr. Roland Woelfel, and Mr. Wally Mit-tag. ROW 3: COOKS: Mrs. Kathy Kolbe, Mrs. Janet Keuler, Mrs. Bev Wittmus, and Mrs. Pat Miller. AIDES: Mrs. Eileen Buelke and Mrs. Jean Seider. SECRETARIES: Seated: Mrs. Pat Stenz, and Mrs. Mary Ann Freund. Standing: Mrs. Milly Mortimer. Ms. Karen Roberts, and Ms. Sharon Miller. CUSTODIAN: Mrs. Benita Dohr. 44 45 REFLECTIONS OF ACTIVITIES Top Left: Keith Oakley. Tim Keuler, Mike Sturm. Kevin Zacharias. Karl Zacharias, and Paul Giesen have a great time at Prom. Top Right: Mrs. Peterson. Ms. Hasselquist, and Mrs. Hedrich brew up a Tiger victory. Bottom Left: Co-Captain Mary Schemmer explains how great the CHS Pom Pon squad is as Mr. Skarda accepts the winning trophies from Captain Kay Korb. Bottom Right: Julie Hertel persuades Brian Wettstein to continue his career as George M. 46 Left: Lynn Propson guides Lisa Propson to the dressing room for a quick costume change. Top Right: Keith Oakley and Bob Schlaefer are interviewed by Brian Wettstein during the junior skit. Bottom Right: Seniors Mary Schemmer, Ann Stenz, Charlene Heller, Lisa Popp, Kelly Thiel, and Len Stadmueller rode a “Happy Trail” at Homecoming. 47 A Tomb With A View A Tomb with a View is set in a sinister old library, presided over by a portrait of a grim, mad old man. There a dusty old lawyer (Dave Elliot) reads a will (involving millions of dollars) to an equally sinister family. Oliver Tomb is locked up in a cage because of his wolflike tendencies. Marcus Tomb (Brian Wettstein) wanders around in a toga of Juluis Caeser, and his sister Dora (Kathy Totzke) is a gentle old lady who plants more than seeds in her garden. And then there’s Lucien (Mark Bailey) the baby of the family, who conducts “experiments” in his laboratory. At the end of the first Act we see the death of Freda Montjoy (Kate Hephner) and, by the third Act there are more corpses left than live members. But how does the snotty little sister Emily (Sandy Criter) fit in, and what about the maid (Mary Meier), who beieves the old man. Mr. Tomb himself, is still alive? Finally, with only Nurse Franklin (Lori Gonzo), the seductive Monica Tomb (Sarah Engler), and the author of romantic novels (Joe Hertel), he nurse let her identity loose. She openly murdered the family, but she was outwitted by Monica who stabbed her as the curtain fell. 48 50 A Night To Remember The 1982 Junior Prom with its pink, silver, and blue decorations proved to be a night to remember. With music provided by “Coast”, the juniors had no problem dancing the night away. At 10:30 p.m. the grand march took place. With the theme song, “Open Arms”, playing softly in the background, Bonnie Mallmann, president of the junior class, announced the court and the 1982 king and queen, Rick Groeschl and Lori Piepenburg. May 8th was a night filled with fun and romance for many juniors as well as the other classes and won’t be forgotten for a long time. Pg. 50 Top left; The 1982 Prom court; Rick Pethan and Lisa Popp. Bob Wagner and Ann Stenz, Steve Schmitz and Jody Moschel. Top right. Dave Nennig escorts Chris Miller into the gym. Bottom; Junior Queen Cullen, Queen Lori Piepenburg, King Rick Groeschl, and Junior King Hoerth. Pg. 51, Top Left; Wayne Hoerth and Sue Engler share a dance together. Middle; The 1982 Prom court, Dave Nennig and Chris Miller; Len Stadt-mueller and Kay Korb, Wayne Hoerth and Sue Engler. Bottom left; Rhonda Stecker and Tim Owens sharing the night together 51 Students Fire-Up For Homecoming Spirit week started the 1982 Homecoming off to an interesting start, Wednesday many people dressed in jersey, hat, and array of buttons. Thursday’ was clash day, and Friday was Blue and Gold Day. The Pep Assembly started off by announcing the winners of Posters, which were the seniors. The class skits were next. The winners were the juniors, with the theme “Real Tigers”. The sophomores won the cheering. Following the assembly was the parade. The High School Band put on a Pre-Game show, while Mr. Skarda dedicated the new flag pole. The half-time event included the Pompon girls doing a routine to “Jump”. Also Annette Koenig and Kelly Theil were chosen to reign over the 1982 Homecoming. Also the winners of the uptown window display were chosen, which were the sophomores. Top Right: Juniors get into the Homecoming spirit with their posters. Middle Right: Lisa Sticka announces the next homecoming skit to be performed. Bottom Left; Chris Miller waits patiently for the senior posters to be put up so she can get down to some serious toilet papering. Bottom Right: Sophomore girls imitate “umpa's” during their skit. 52 Top Left: Brian Wettstein reports for “Tiger People. Top Right: Debbie Dietz interviews some Tiger People. Middle Right: Seniors show their toilet papering abilities. Bottom Left: “Zack attack. Middle Bottom: Lloyd Hemauer and Mary Schemmer make their way to the gym. Bottom Right: Pete Keuler and Sue Buelow dance to the music of Prophet. 53 Top Left: FFA Float attempts to win the float competition. Top Right: Lori Piepenburg and Rick Groeschl dance the night away. Bottom Left: 1981 Homecoming Queen crowns Annette Koenig 1982 Homecoming Queen. Bottom Right: Lori Schobe and Tim Keuler walk down the gym floor during grand march. 54 Top Right: The perucssion section gets into Homecoming. The 1982 Homecoming Court: Bottom Row: Rhonda Stecker, Mary Schemmer, Tammy Starfeld. Lori Schwobe. 2nd Row: Scott Schneider, Sue Buelow, Annette Koenig, Debbie Keuler, Tim Keuler. Top Row: Pete Kealer, Lloyd Hemauer, Kelly Theil, Mike Biese, Mike Broekel. Bottom Left: Lynn Schaefer, Sue Buelow. Annette Koenig. Debbie Keuler, Tammy Starfeld, Rhonda Stecker, Lori Schwobe, Mary Schemmer. 55 George “M” George who? This question was raised by many of those who attended the 1982 musical. Well, many of their questions were answered, November 12, 13, and 14 when Chilton High School put George M. Cohan’s life story on stage directed by Ms. Diane Gillig. The Yankee Doodle kid was played by Brian Wettstien. The other three Cohan’s were played by Jim Neuber as Jerry, Carol Dolbe as Nellie, and Wendy Dorn as Josie. Julie Hertel and Lisa Propson portrayed Georgie’s two wives, Ethel and Agnes, respectively. Other supporting lead characters were Debbie Dietz as Fay Templeton and Mike Barany as Sam Harris. The stage was full with dances and music as the chorus sang such songs as: “Give My Regards to Broadway”, “Over There”. Others who helped make the show a success were Mr. Gillis as Pit Band Director, Miss Reich as Music Director, and Mrs. Weber as Pianist. Top Right: Brian Wettstien (George) gives it the Cohan touch. Bottom Left: Jim Neuber(Jerry) always leaves them laughing. Middle Right: “What happens to cat’s can Happen to canines”. Madame Granaide (Judy Kopf) slyly exclaims. The Pit Band includes: Front Row: Tim Kossman, Jeff Schneider, Carrie Brickl, Stacy Peik, Kathy Totzke, Tracy Keuler; Bottom Row: Director Mr. Gillis, Mary Parsons. Kelly Thiel, Ellin Ziegelbauer, Roger Hiemann, Susan Engler, and Ruth Hephner. 56 The Grand Old Cast-Front Row: Ellen Ziegelbauer. Brian Blatz, Lisa Propson, Mike Barany, Julie Hertel, Keith Oakley, Mary Marks, Holly Hiemann. 2nd Row: Bob Schlaefer. Sarah Engler, Wendy Dorn. Brian Wettstien, Carol Kolbe, Jim Nueber. Debbie Dietz, Jeff Goeldi. 3rd Row: Julie Wagner. Angei Novotney. Laurie Hoerth, Karie Pendl, Lynn Propson. Judy Kopf, Gina Pilon, Derek Craig. 4th Row: Amy Steenport. Cindy Schabach. Michelle Schneider, Peggy Leary, Lisa Martin. Kris Stenson. Tina Pingel, Beth Nugent. Dori Theil, Julie Bancroft. Joyce Stache, Gena Schley, Mary Weber, Cheryl Beil. Ma TempletonfHolly Heimann), Freddie(Bob Schlaefer). and Rose(Ellen Ziegelbauer) all agree it’s a good script, but Fay TempletonfDebbie Dietz), seems to think differently on the top left photo. EthelfJulie Hertel), and George give their regards to Broadway, on the top picture. On the left Ethel. George, Josie (Wendy Dorn). Jerry and Nellie(Carol Kolbe) sing Twentieth Century Love. 57 All The Right Moves The fall of 1982 proved to be a highly successful season for the Tigers. They took second place in Conference action with a 4 wins, 2 loss record. The second loss was to Two Rivers who went on to become Division 3 State Champs. Of course no season would be complete without a victory over New Holstein. This year the Tigers pulled it off with a 10 to 9 finish, in overtime. The Tigers also won in overtime against Kewauskum. The Tigers tried their best against Two Rivers with tremendous fourth quarter scoring in their final game. The Tigers were led by Kevin Zacharias, who was awarded most valuable player in defense and leadership. Offensively it was Dave Criter gaining the yardage that helped put the Tigers on the board. Bottom left: Dan Werbeckes works hard to keep a New Holstein player from advancing. Top right: Mike Sturm goes out for a pass at practice. Top left: Dave Sell at practice on the blocking dummies. Top right: Bob Wagner blocks out for Dave Sell. Row 1: Manager Gary Juckem, Tim Keuler, Pete Freidl, Karl Zacharias, Mike Broeckel, Rick Pethan, Rick Groeschel. Wayne Hoerth, Kevin Zacharias. Row 2: Dave Sell, Len Stadtmueller, Bob Wagner. Kelly Thiel. Pete Keuler, Mike Barany, Tony Schneider, Scott Propson. Row 3: Coach Marks, Tom Suttner, Keith Oakley, Gary Schwobe. Dan Werbeckes, Bob Schlafer, Mike Sturm, Coach Sager 58 59 J.V. Record Misleading The 1982 J.V. Football Team struggled through the season, battling hard with a tough defense but they just couldn’t muster up much offense. Defensively the Tigers were led by linebacker Mark Maurer, tackles Brad Stein, Kevin Hoerth, and Troy Stiefvater. Offensively they depended heavily on the running of Dave Pethan, who had success following the blocking of Dean Schabach, Dean Hemaurer, Dan Gerner, Maurer, and Stiefvater. The team ended the season with a 1-6 record. Freshmen Off To Good Start The 1982 Freshman Football Team finished the season with a record of 4 and 2. Because of a fine offensive line, the offensive ground attack was virtually unstopable. The defense was just as tough, as they recorded two shutouts during the season. Coaches Mason and Landry are projecting a successful future for this ball club. J.V.-Top Row: (Left to Right) Coach Marten, Bill Barghotz, Rick Hertel, Todd Reider, Jeff Gerner, Roman Daun, Ron Sturtz, Brad Stein, Joe Hertel, Bob Cullen, Dean Schabach. Pat Roberts, and Mgr. Mike Sartori. Middle Row: Coach Stubbe, Ben Schoen-born, Kevin Hoerth, Jim Bittner. Jim Sky-berg, Mathew Fox, Dave Pethan, Steve Woelfel, Chris Wettstein. Tim Hephner, Brian Boll. Bottom Row: Mgr. Rick Weber. Ron Habermann, Mike Stinson, Alan Buechel, Mark Maurer, Brad Thiel, Dean Hemaurer, Dan Gerner, Troy Stiefvator, and Jim Cullen. Fresh.-1st Row: Heath Thornburg, Scott Mullard, Rick Mueller, Jim Kramarczyk, Jerry Wozniak, Kurt Knoespel, Mgr. Doug Schneider. 2nd Row: Kurt Zacharias, Troy Duchow, Terry Owens, Bob Woelful, Kevin Albedyll, Mark Bloomer, Mgr. Kevin Schmidt. 3rd Row: Mike Roberts, Bryon Groeschel, Nick Geiser, Jeff Hemaurer, Wayne Meyers, Jason Anhalt, Tab Van-Grinsven, Dave Mueller. 4th Row: Jim Ronk, Todd Eisner, Harvey Hephner, Tom Boll, Paul Mueller, Brian Schmitz, and Coaches Mason and Landry. 60 Boys Swim Top: Seated: Derek Craig, Tim Owens. Row 2: Coach Youngsteadt, Brian Blatz, Lisa Martin, Ben Schoenborn, Mike Sturm, Pete Freidel, Kevin Zacharias. Top: Mike Roberts, Kurt Zacharias, Mike Forstner. Middle left: Mike Sturm surfaces for some needed air during a strenuous workout. Middle right: Tim Owens concentrates intently as he prepares for a successful dive. Bottom: Mike Forstner and Karl Zacharias work on getting started quickly. 61 Tigers Finish Strong The Girl’s Varsity Volleyball team started off with a poor first half of the season. They came back in the second half to win four out of six games. One of the thrillers was beating Kewaskum: 15-13, 12-15, 18-16. The girls made it to the championship round in regional action, losing only to state bound Sheboygan Falls. This was the furthest advancement every by a CHS girls volleyball team. Kathy Hauser and Sue Engler were captains of the team. Kathy was also elected on the first team all-conference team and most valuable by her teammates. Cindy Schabach was voted most improved. The Junior Varsity posted a 2-10 record. Leading spikers were Sarah Engler and Robin Van Grinsven. Setting the offense were Lisa Propson and Nicole Fitzpatrick. Two upset wins over Two Rivers were the highlights of the years. The 1982 Varsity Volleyball team: Top Row: Judy Brandt,Kathy Hauser, Lisa Sticka, Sue Engler. Julie Hertel. Bottom Row: Laurie Fitzpatrick. Kelly De-Master, Marlene Firkins, Jenny Keuler; Cindy Schabach; Front: Coach Co-rinne Nortemann. Bottom Left: Kathy Hauser spikes the ball as Julie Hertel (35) and Cindy Schabach (23) get ready for the return. Bottom Right: Lisa Propson (20) sets the ball.as Lisa Sticka (42) begins her approach to spike. 62 Top left; Judy Brandt concentrates as she attempts another great serve. Bottom left; Junior Varsity team: Bottom row; Carrie Heller, Kathy Keuler, Sarah Engler, Maggie Suttner, Lisa Propson, Nicole Fitzpatrick. Top row; Judy Kopf, Wendy Steinfest, Robin Van Grinsven, Lynn Propson, Pam Vogt, Sheila Hemauer. and Coach Dan Hartman. Middle right; Robin VanGrinsven shows her spiking form. 63 We’re All Legs Top, Girls Swim Team: Row 1: Coach Beth Mortimer. Beth Keuler, Kerry Owens, Theresa Groeschl, Michele Scholz, Kim Brantmeier. Row 2: Karie Pendl, Angie Novotney, Suzanne Brantmeier, Lori Peipenburg, Sue Bue-low. Peggy Keuler. Middle left: Kerry Owens opens her mouth again for another breath! Middle right: Coach Mortimer tries to analyze the team situation. Bottom: “Peep”. Buelow, Brantmeier. — celebrate a victory. 64 I Girl’s Tennis Top left: Annette Koenig smiles as she prepares to hit the ball. Middle right: Pam Martens watches for pointers as Donna Karls shows her tennis ability. Bottom, Girls Tennis Team: Row 1: Tracy Keuler, Charlene Heller. Annette Koenig, Debbie Keuler, Shelly Peik, Lynn Pendl. Row 2: Coach Mrs. Kolbe, Michelle Schmitz, Pam Martens, Allison Blommer, Carol Kolbe. Donna Karls, and Julie Wagner. 65 66 Team Proves To Be Exciting At All Times The 1982-83 Chilton Varsity Basketball Team performed at a high level of performance throughout the year. Although the squad lost some tough games to Kiel and Falls at the horn, it showed its true character at all times. Defense was the item that was on display at all games as the Tigers needed to be aggresive to stay with the tough competition in our conference. Dave Nennig proved to be an outstanding defensive player in all situations. Todd Eisner was a force in the middle that altered opposing teams offensive ideas. All other members of the team worked hard to contribute to the team concept of defense. The running game of the Tigers proved to be a real treat for the fans to enjoy. The best display of this aspect of the game was during the second half at Falls when the Tigers ran wild over the Falcons. Todd Eisner’s passing ability was a deciding factor in this part of the offense. Dave Sell and Dan Werbeckes were an integral part of the team offense with an outside and inside game. Ivan Wenig played a steadying role at both ends of the court. Dave Nennig and Todd Eisner proved to be dominating forces offensively in most ball games. Coach Eisner was also ready and willing to use a bench led by Todd Rieder, Ken Mueller, Steve Meyer, and Randy Mallmann. Despite losing a fine group of seniors,Coach Eisner feels that the basketball program is looking up in the future for CHS. Ui JH 4 J Opposite Page. Top Left: Varsity Basketball Team, Row 1: Jeff Schneider, Dave Sell. Karl Zacharias, Dan Werbeckes. Don Knapp, Randy Mallmann, Ken Mueller, Phil Anhalt. Row 2: Bob Schlaefer. Steve Meyer, Lloyd Heamuer, Todd Eisner, Todd Rieder, Dave Nennig, Ivan Wenig, and Head Coach Mr Jim Eisner. Bottom Left: Randy Mallmann extends his good left hand to block an opponent's shot. Above Left: Dave Nennig shows that good defense is a matter of footwork and concentration. Above Right: Todd Eisner uses h� s lanky frame to dump in another easy rebound shot. Bottom Left: Steve Meyer jumps to intercept another downcourt pass. 67 Squad Works To Improve The Junior Varsity squad, under the direction of Coach Martin, worked hard and long to improve throughout the year. Although their record was not successful as far as wins and losses, the boys hustled all of the time to stay as competitive as possible. Ball handling and shooting skills were always being worked on as a team and as individuals. Coach Martin hoped that the skills and attitudes that the team worked on would lead to more success in the future. Top left: The Tiger squad works hard for rebounding position as another shot is fired at the basket. Top Right: Dean Hemauer concentrates on sinking another free throw. Bottom: Kneeling. Bryan Boll, Dan Korb, Chris Wettstein, Pete Propson, Wayne Brandt. Kevin Mueller. Row 2: Conrad Fritschka, Dean Hemauer. Bob Schlaefer. Roman Daun, Bill Bargholtz. Bob Schlaefer. Steve Woelfel, Gerald Karls, and Coach Mike Martin. 68 Frosh Remain Competitive Because the freshman squad lacked height, they used their quickness and fine outside shooting to remain competitive. Captain Jim Ronk led the team in scoring, and according to Coach Mason, “He should become an outstanding player with continued improvement.” Harvey Hephner, Kurt Knoespel, and Nick Geiser worked hard both defensively and on the boards. Robert “Bony Woelfel and Scott Bruckner were the team’s playmakers. Dan Starfeld, Keith Heimann, Rick Mueller, and Jerry Wozniak also contributed significantly, despite limited playing time. Top left: Jim Ronk displays his passing form as one of his many fine talents. Top right: Row 1: Bob Woelfel, Rick Mueller. Jerry Wozniak. and Coach Mason. Row 2: Scott Bruckner, Nick Geiser. Jim Ronk. Harvey Hephner, Kurt Knoespel, Keith Heimann. Bottom left: Kurt Knoespel breaks through the lane for an easy layup attempt. Bottom right: Bob Woelfel eyes the basket for a jumper from the toaster. 69 Young Team Improves; Team Upsets Two Rivers The Wrestling Team, headed by Dave Kowal, had a .500 season. We had some very good wrestlers led by Wayne Hoerth. This team also had a number of freshmen and sophomores which made for a young team. The coaches thought the team showed good improvement through the year. This improvement was highlighted by our first victory ever over Two Rivers. We anticipate some success in the WIAA Tournament series which leads to state meet. We also hope this year sets the stage for the maturing of our younger wrestlers, who we feel have a good future. Varsity Wrestling Team, top: Row 1: Dave Pethan, Terry Owens, John Hostettler, Jim Veeser, Jason Anhalt. Heath Thornburg, Jeff Doss. Row 2: Diane Schommer-Manager. Mike Broeckel, Mark Mauer, Dave Criter, Wayne Hoerth, Kevin Hoerth, Jeff Hemauer, Coach Kowal. Bottom: John Hostettler refuses to let go 70 Top: Dave Criter struggles for a pin. JV Wrestling Team. Middle left: Row 1: Sara Marks-Manager. Marshall Hephner. Scott Mullard, Robert Horst, Row 2: Jim Skyberg, Jim Hostettler, Mike Sticka. Coach Field. Middle Right: Heath Thornburg tries to escape. Bottom: Dave Criter nails his opponent to the mat. 71 Girls Struggle Through Season The Girls Varsity Basketball Team did not have as successful of a season as they would have liked to, but this did not stop them from trying. The lack of ball handling and shooting skill costed the team some personal achievements. Leading scorer and rebounder was Lori Piepenburg. Jodi Leitner was 2nd in rebounding, and the best defender was Kelly DeMaster. Kelly was also leading assist along with Tracy Loose. The J.V. Team did not have a successful season either, but the team learned a great deal. The team was young, having 3 sophomores and 7 freshman. Many of the girls came to the first practice with no experience ever in basketball. Coach Ripp said that the girls had little experience, but they were eager to learn and they came a long way. 72 Opposite page: 1982 1983 Girls J.V. Basketball Team, left, Row 1: Karen Hertel. Row 2: Pam Woelfel, Sheila Hemauer. Row 3: Assistant Sandy Mathes, Ruth Hephner, Pam Martens. Lynn Pendl, Manager Sara Koss-man. Row 4: Candy Cullen, Lynn Propson. Robin Van Grinsvan, Coach Mary Ripp, Gena Schley, Manager Wendy Steinfest. Top right: Lori Peipenburg pivots to keep the ball away from her oponent. Bottom right: Pam Woelfel brings the ball down the court while Sheila Hemauer stands nearby, ready for a pass. This page: 1982-1983 Girls Varsity Basketball Team, top, Row 1: Kelly DeMaster, Tracy Loose. Amy Redig, Lori Peipenburg, Annette Koenig. Row 2: Manager Debbie Van Grinsvan. Wendy Bradley, Jodi Leitner, Dori Thiel. Coach Steve Stuebbe. Left: Tracy Loose tries for two. Above: Jodi Leitner reaches to get the ball from the opponent. 73 74 Boys Work To Improve Top Right: Row 1: Pat Roberts, Bob Schlaefer, Wayne Wrigley, Joe Hertel, Dan Werbeckes, Brian Woelfel, John Nadler, Row 2: Coach Floyd Marks, Paul Giesen, Pete Freidel, A1 Brouchoud, Roman Daun, Paul Dedering, Tom Suttner, Bob Wagner, Assistant Coach Robert Sager. Middle left: Tim Owens fights to stay ahead of an opponent coming off the turn. Middle: Roman Daun extends fully to complete another successful jump. Middle right: Paul Dedering starts the routine of completing another successful discus throw. Bottom: Bob Schlaefer concentrates to complete another ride over the bar. The 1982 season proved to be a rebuilding year for the boys track squad. Brian Woelfel and Paul Dedering provided senior leadership for the entire group. Coach Marks and Sager worked hard to improve the skills of each individual track member. Roman Daun in the high jump and Bob Wagner in the long jump improved greatly throughout the year. Paul Dedering ended his athletic career by achieving the honor of competing at the state meet in his event, which was the discus. Girls Pull Together Top left: Mrs. Nortemann spots Pam Miller as she gracefully goes over the vault. Top Right: Row 1: Carrie Heller, Darlene Van Deraa. Row 2: Sarah Englei. Laura Schmitz. Lisa Propson, Pam Miller, Ellen Ziegelbauer. Row 3: Assistant Coach Ron Hansen, Carol Pfiel, Chris Miller. Lisa Sticka, Karen Albedyll, Coach Corinne Nortemann. Bottom left: Lisa Propson concentrates on her beam routine. Bottom right: Lisa Sticka displays her flexibility on the beam. The girls gymnastics team worked hard to overcome some difficult obstacles. Some difficulties encountered were a small team, girls were spread thin in certain events, depth proved to be hard to overcome in meets, and there were more injuries and illness on the squad. Despite these challenges, the girls worked harder than most people knew to succeed. Because of the demands of the sport, it was progress in inches instead of leaps and bounds. Coach Nortemann felt that individual progress was more important than team success because of the lack of numbers. 75 Even Season The 1982 golf team finished the year with an even record 7-7-1. Coach Ed Drone said the team had improved as the season progressed. The three returning lettermen were Bob Reider, Ken Mathes, and Karl Zacharias. Zacharias was the Team Metalist, with an average of 43.62. The recipient of the Koch golf scholarship was captain, Bob Reider. The team did well in different tournaments, receiving a 3rd in the conference tournament and a 2nd in regionals. Upper right: Karl Zacharias “digs” for the ball. Middle left: Varsity Golf Team. Row 1: Karl Zacharias. Grant Mortimer. Row 2: Brain Schumacher. Todd Reider, Ken Mathes, Bob Reider. Standing. Coach Ed Drone. Bottom right: JV Team, standing: David Sell, Joe Hertel. Sitting: Lloyd Hemauer. Mike Martens, Dean Hemauer. 76 Young Netters Improve The Boy’s Tennis team ended the season with a 4-6 record. Returning letters winners were Kevin Zacharias and Myron Geiser. Kevin took a second place in Conference meet, he was voted as Most Valuable to the team. One of the highlights of the year was Chilton beating Plymouth for the second consecutive year. The team was small but worked hard for a good season. Top left: Myron Geiser in action. Bottom left: John Rollmann and Kevin Zacharias playing doubles. Middle right: Tennis Team, kneeling: Scott Schneider, Matt Fox, Ben Schoenborn, Ken Hoffmann, Carsten Som-merage. Standing, Tim Owens, Kevin Zacharias. John Rollmann, Myron Geiser. Mike Sturm, Kevin Schmahl, Coach Gary Ludwig. Bottom Right: Mike Sturm moves back for a hit. 77 78 Pg. 81, 1982 Varsity Baseball team: Dave Sell, Karl Zacharias, Dan Werbeckes 2nd row; Pete Freidel, Kevin Zacharias, Tim Trettin, Dave Nenning, Pete Keuler, Kellen Thiel, and Dave Criter; Top row. Asst, coach Louie Mason, Terry Criter, John Rollmann, Bob Rieder, Myron Geiser, Nick Lietner, Coach Mr. Martin. Bottom left; Dave Criter asks if he’s safe. Bottom right; One more run for Nick Lietner. Pg 73, Top left, “Give me your best shot,” Myron Geiser waits for the pitch. Top right. Mr. Martin, Karl Zacharias tell Bob Reider to pitch them right in there. “Hey batter, batter Swing”, Shouts Karl Zacharias. Tigers Finish With Winning Season The Chilton Tiger Baseball team started the season with seven returning letter-winners; Nick Leitner, Dave Nennig, John Rollman, Terry Criter, Dave Criter, Tim Trettin, Myron Geiser, and Bob Reider. Terry Criter was awarded the Most Valuable Player, and according to Mr. Marten, Dave Nennig was the most improved player. Dave Criter was awarded the Batting Award with an average of .355. Karl Zacharias was awarded the Golden Glove Award with a fielding percentage of .963. Dave Criter was voted to the 1st Team All-Conference while Tim Trettin, Karl Zacharias, and Terry Criter were voted to the 2nd Team All-Conference. The Tigers closed with a 10-9 record. Good Luck Next Year Guys! 79 Young Team Strives For Improvement. The girls 1982-83 Track team showed much improvement throughout the year. Mary Meier was the only girl to participate at the State Track meet. Several girls went on to the sectional meet, including; Mary Meir, Tina Pingel, Cindy Schabach, Kathy Hauser, Cheryl Beil, Tina Anhalt, Lisa Sticka. The team was young so many of the members will be back next year to continue the team’s success. The Varsity coach was Mrs. Watry and Assistant coach was Mrs. Hanzel. Top Row 1: Coach Mrs. Watry, All. Coach Mrs. Hanzel, Carrie Heller, Kerry Owens, Cindy Schabach. Tori Bossahardt. Kathy Hauser, Manager Chris Hephner, Row 2: Debbie Van Grinsven, Tina Pingle, Tina Anhalt, Lisa Sticka, Mary Meier, Dawn Kalinka, Kelly Knoespel, Cheryl Beil, Diane Schom-mer. Middle: Kathy Hauser uses all her strength to stay ahead of her opponent. Bottom: left: Debbie Van Grinsven keeps her pace as she strives for a good time. Bottom Right: Cindy Schabach winds up to throw the discus. 80 The Centennial of Chilton High School made the job of putting together an annual a little more important. The staff under the direction of Dan Hartman and editors Julie Hertel and Mary Marks, worked hard to meet deadlines despite much criticism given to them because of the late arrival of the ’82 annuals, including articles in local newspapers. The criticism didn’t damper the staff’s spirit and they managed to get the annuals out by 1983! The book was highlighted with the opening and senior sections being color. The staff sold ads to raise money for the yearbooks. New ideas added to the book this year were a 12-page supplement with spring sports and activities and a History section to reflect back on Chilton High School’s 100 years. Top: Julie Hertel smiles at the thought of another work session. Middle: Row 1: Ruth Hephner, Kris Garfield, Mary Schemmer, Michele Schneider, Maggie Suttner. Row 2: Maria Bastian, Julie Bancroft, Brenda Dedering, Mary Marks, Dori Thiel, Julie Hertel, Jim Neuber, Amy Gasch. Not Pictured: Karen Hertel and Nancy Weninger. Bottom: Maria Bastian and Nancy Weninger work diligently at getting the ad section done. 81 AFS Enjoys An Active Year The A.F.S. Club has been very busy this year by hosting two A.F.S. students for the year, Derek Craig and Ana Rodriguez. Derek is from Manurewa, New Zealand and is staying with the Roger Geiser family. Ana is from Salinas, Spain and is staying with the Wayne Weiting family. Four students from Chilton went abroad during the 1982-83 school year. Dawn Gebhart spent the year in Geraldine, New Zealand. Three students participated in the summer program. Ellen Ziegelbaurer spent the summer in Turkey, Julie Hertel spent it in Caracas, Venezu- ela, and Brian Wettstien spent his summer in Johannesburg, South Africa. The A.F.S. Club hosted many other activities throughout the year including selling soda at the football and basketball games. The club also had its annual pizza sale in which they sold a record number of pizzas. Officers of the Club were Ellen Ziegelbaurer, president, Bob Schlaefer, vice president, and Kelly DeMaster, secretary. The Club’s advisor is Mr. Chuck Schuknecht. Above Left — Ana’s Host Family: (seated) Barb Weiting, Danny, Wayne Weiting, (standing) Denise, Debbie, Ana Rodriguez, and Deanne. Above Right — Dawn Gebhart, Ellen Ziegelbauer, and Bob Shlaefer check a list hoping that they got a student for A.F.S. Week. Bottom Right — Jim Neuber, Michele Schneider, and Angie Novotney are all finalist for the Summer Program. 82 Top Center — The Chilton High School A.F.S. Chapter. 1st Row: Derek Craig, Bob Schlaefer, Jim Neuber, Advisor Chuck Schuknect; 2nd Row: Judy Kopf, Jodi Kopf, Kelly DeMaster, Debbie Dietz; 3rd Row: Amy Steenport, Julie Bancroft, Ruth Hephner, Mary Parson; 4th Row: Shelly Peid, Angie Novotney, Karen Hertel; 5th Row: Ellen Ziegelbaurer, Charlene Heller, Ro-sanne Woelfel. Missing: Julie Hertel. Briget Mand, Brian Wettstein, Michele Schneider, Ana Rodriguez, and Sarah Engler. Bottom Left — Derek’s Host Parents: Roger Geiser and Lois Geiser (seated) Derek Craig (standing) Above: The A.F.S. Returnees — Ellen Ziegelbaurer, Brian Wettstein, Julie Hertel, Dawn Gebhart. 83 Top. Row 1: Steve Schuknecht, Andy Nadler. Tina Anhalt, Bonnie Meier. Shelia Heamuaer, Row 2 Maggie Suttner. Michelle Schneider, Stacey Bradley, Julie Bancroft, Peggy Keuler, Beth Keuler, Row 3 Wendy Schmid. Sara Marks. Barb Nett. Sue Engler, Mary Schemmer, Amy Steenport, Row 4 Todd Reider, Guy Plockamann, Pete Keuler, Wayne Kress, Ron See, Mike Stenson, Bottom Row 1 Suzanne Brantmeier. Kathy Totzke, Jean Mortimer, Tracy Keuler, Carie Brickl, Kelly DeMaster. Kevin Mueller. Carrie Heller. Row 2 Jim Neuber. Mike Barany, Jody Kopf, Nancy Weninger, Tracy Loose, Ellen Ziegelbauer, Mary Parsons, Stacey Peik, Ruth Hephner. Donna Karls, Row 3 Jim Keuler. Roger Heimann, Pete Freidel. Lloyd Hea-mauer, Mark Bailey, Kelly Thiel, Tim Kossman, Jeff Goeldi, Jeff Schneider, Tony Schneider, Bob Schlaefer, Opposite Page. Top, Row 1: Rose Fuchs, Laurie Fitzpatrick. Karie Pendl, Angie Novotney. Michelle Scholz, Kim Brantmeier, Row 2 Charlene Heller, Theresa Groeschl, Nicki Fitzpatrick, Pam Vogt. Karla Engler. Row 3 Shelly Schmitz, Kris Garfield, Ann Hephner, Lori Sell, Jane Nadler. Lynn Pendl, Row 4 Brenda Dedering, Beth Nugent, Dean Hemauer, David Keisner. Mike Bankenbush, Lisa Martin. Middle: Row 1 Terri Bangart, Allison Bloomer, Jason Anhalt, Rob Hackbarth, Sharon Karls. Row 2 Chris Heller. Bonnie Propson, Laurie Vanne, Bob Woelfel, Scott Schneider, Tom Bowe, Brian Engler, Gerry Wozniak, Row 3 Paula Meyer, Carla Bise, Lisa Sticka, Harvey Hephner, Kurt Knoespel, Ray Mallmann, Brian Schmitz, Ron Riese. Bottom Left: Mr. Gillis tries to control the band. Bottom Right: Row 1 Karen Hertel, Mary Weber, Amy Trettin, Traci Kampfer, Lorna Mullard, Coren Bonlander, Judy Kopf. Row 2 Jeanne Hawig, Donna Criter, Denise Biese, Dawn Ammermann, Chris Bailey. Terri Todych, Janet Woelfel, Sherri Karls, Row 3 Alan Zarnoth, Paul Bangart. Lori Piepen-burg, Kelly Knoespel, Sandy Miller, Sharon Nett, Ann Biese. 84 Band Achieves New Goals The Chilton High School Band, consists of approximately one-third of the student body. The band was involved in many different activities including winter concert, band-a-rama, spring concerts, individual solo practice for solo ensemble, and practices for the marching shows. After the long hard practices for the Packer Show, the band decided not to do a program during the football season, but instead did a well performed half-time concert during a basketball game. In December Mr. Gilles and the band were notified that they were one of 20 bands picked to march in the Indy 500 parade in May. Because of the high cost, the band participated in many fundraising activities to help finance the trip. During the winter season the band practiced hard for the Music Festival in March. They played three Class A selections. Other than class rehearsals, Mr. Gilles held sectionals to help groups who were having difficulty. Besides group practices, it was also important for each member to put in individual practice time. Is all this practice worth it? is the question often asked. The question can be answered as Mr. Gilles looks back on how the band has improved over the years. Each student is not always rewarded with an individual award, but with the satisfaction of their audience as best they can and growing as an individual musician. Girls Choir: Row 1: Sherri Mallmann, Chris Prop-son, Sharon Karls, Paula Steffes, Lynn Schneider, Pam Woelfel. Row 2: Lisa Last, Lynn Diener, Gena Pilon, Lori Vanne, Vicki Bangart, Kim Kopp. Row 3: Chris Hephner, Jeanne Geise, Kristi Stenson, Candy Cullen, Rose Kurscheidt, Roxanne Haber-mann. Row 4: Ann Wingers, Judy Kopf, Lisa Zas-trow, Donna Fhlug, Carol Neuhaus, Missy Green, Tina Pingel. At right: Featured soloists at the Christmas Concert: Row 1: Debbie Dietz, Ana Rodriguez. Row 2: Holly Hiemann, Julie Hertel, Brian Wett-stein. Top: Mike Barany. 86 Top: Swing Choir, Row 1: Wendy Dorn, Julie Hertel, Debbie Dietz, Laurie Hoerth, Row 2: Holly Heimann, Carol Kolbe, Peggy Leary, Melanie Broker, Brian Wettstein. Row 3: Keith Oakley, Jim Neuber, Brian Blatz. Row 4: Mike Barany, Bob Schlaefer. Bottom: Concert Choir, Row 1: Holly Heimann, Kristi Stenson, Dan Seibert, Kelly Ott, Vernon Last, Cindy Schabach, Lisa Propson, Lynn Propson, Julie Wagner, Row 2: Wendy Neuber, Ana Rodriguez, Maria Schneider, Cheryl Bubb, Gerry Geise, Brian Wettstein, Paul Zastrow, Peggy Leary, Joyce Stache, Gena Schley, Diane Schommer. Row 3: Fawn Bangart, Ellen Ziegelbauer, Julie Hertel, Russell Broker, Tom Beise, Conrad Fritschka, Melanie Broker, Debbie Dietz, Mary Weber, Cheryl Beil. Row 4: Chris Bailey, Sue Kursten, Connie Biese, Wendy Dorn, Brian Blatz, Mike Barany, Jim Hostettler, Laurie Hoerth, Carol Kolbe, Tina Pingel. Minneapolis Here We Come! The 1982-83 Concert Choir highlighted its year with a tour to Minneapolis. The choir raised money by selling M M’s and ornaments. The choir held their first concert at St. Mary’s during Christmas. A Spring Concert was also performed. The choir participated in group festival and solo ensemble at Plymouth. Concert Choir worked hard and long to improve their performance throughout the year under the direction of Ms. Reich. Members worked on check offs, sectionals, and individual voice lessons to improve the overall sound of the choir. The year proved to be successful and enjoyable to all choir members. 87 “From One Extreme To Another” On cold Friday nights, C.H.S. cheerleaders had it rough when their teeth were chattering and their knees were knocking. But all of this was forgotten when a touchdown was scored or the game was won. On the other hand, the girls didn’t look at all glamorous when the heat in the gym took it’s roll. Everything was worth it, though, when the extra basket was made or a pin to win the meet was completed. The girls helped boost the school spirit tremendously this year. 88 Above right: Rhonda Stecker’s winning smile proves that cheering is not all bad. Middle left: Kathy Hauser leads a cheer during a pep assembly. Middle right: Varsity Basketball Squad Top to Bottom: Rhonda Stecker, Julie Hertel, Mary Marks, Kathy Hauser, Chris Miller, and Shelly Schmitz. Bottom: Jodi Hemauer and Jenny Keuler fire up during another exciting wrestling match. Top left: Wrestling Cheerleaders Jodi Hemauer, Karri Jaeckels. Tracy Loose, and Marlene Firkins. Top Right: Chris Miller announces at an assembly. Bottom left: Junior Varsity Squad from top to bottom are Stacey Peik, Jane Nadler, Barb Nett, and Julie Wagner. Bottom Right: Football Squad Front: Lorna Mullard and Rhonda Stecker. Row 1: Jolene Portmann, Lisa Sticka, Ellen Ziegelbauer. Row 2: Rose Fuchs, Shelly Schmitz, Charlene Heller. Melanie Broker, and Nancy Vogel. 89 Stage Band Strutts Their Stuff Stage Band: Kneeling Mark Bailey. Row 1: Heath Thornburg, Ellen Ziegelbauer, Suzanne Brantmeier, Lloyd Hemauer, Kathy Totzke, Kevin Mueller. Row 2: Tracey Keuler, Jody Kopf, Roger Heimann, Tony Schneider, Jeff Goeldi, Jeanne Mortimer, Carrie Brickl. Row 4: Jeff Schneider, Jim Neuber, Jim Keuler, Mary Parsons, Kelly Thiel, Bob Schlaefer, Donna Karls, Ruth Hephner, Stacey Peik, Carrie Heller. Middle: Jeff Schneider plays a mean set of drums. Bottom left: Heath Thornburg and Jody Kopf concentrate intently during a practice session. Bottom Right: Kathy Totzke and Suzanne Brantmeier lead the sax section. 90 Council Fights For “Senior Week” Left: Council President Allison Bloomer and Ellen Ziegelbauer discuss ways to save “Senior Week.” Bottom, Row 1: Terry Owens, Jim Ronk, Judy Kopf. Terri Bangart, Sheila Hemauer. Tracy Keuler, Lynn Pendel, Maria Schneider. Row 2: Dean Hemauer. Maggie Suttner, Ruth Hephner, Lori Sell, Stacey Peik, Nicole Fitzpatrick. Sarah Engler. Row 3: Bob Schlaefer, Angie Novotney, Rose Fuchs, Bonnie Meier, Julie Bancroft, Jim Neuber, Jolene Portmann. Row 4: Maria Bastian, Nancy Weninger, Mary Schemmer, Ellen Ziegelbauer. Allison Bloomer, Bonnie Mallmann. Not Pictured: Tim Owens. 91 FFA Has Active Year The Chilton Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is an active youth organization comprised of 60 members. Projects and activities of the chapter include: showing animals at the county fair, a petting farm at the fair and the Farm Home, annual crops contest sponsored by the FFA Alumni, the XMAS meeting at which the green hands were installed and the creed speaker chosen. Also, an apple pie and cherry pie social was put on for faculty members and area businessmen. Their highest honor achieved this year was that of David Meuer who received his American Farmer degree. Top: The Future Farmers from the area get together for a conference. Middle: The FFA Club, row 1: Marshall Hephner, Mike Biese, Gary Juckem, Doug Lemke, Rick Weber. Row 2: Mrs. Hedrich, Dan Bengart, Randy Knaus, Tom Biese, Donny Ecker. Row 3: Jolene Portmann, Gary Schwobe, Bob Meuer. Dave Keisner. Row 4: Chuck Gebhart, Rick Hertel, Gerry Ditter, Dan Goeser, Jeff Beyer. Row 5: Wally Fhlug, Kevin Schmidt, Mike Schaefer, Mark Steffes. Row 6: Ron Ditter, Sue Buechel, Ron Habberman, Bonnie Hansen, Jerry Meier. Bottom: Bob Meuer — Secretary, Bonnie Hansen — Reporter, Brian Bub, Sue Buechel — Historian, Gary Schwobe — President. 92 Look Out Mexico-Here We Come! This year the Spanish club evolved around the trip to Mexico,-Planned for the summer of 1983. To help finance the cost, the club held bake sales and sold calanders. Not only did they raise money for the trip, the Spanish Club study’s the language more intensely than regular classes. They also study cultural events, such as “Day of the Dead”, Chrismtas, Easter Ect. Club members get use out of the language by conversing with other students. Top row 1: Alan Zarnoth, Jim Skyburg, Jeff Goeldi, Mike Sturm, Senor Calderon. Row 2 Sara Kossman, Terri Bangart, Cornn Bonlander, Pam Martins, Chris Heller, Vicki Lisowe, Row 3 Wendy Steinfest. Ana Rodriguez. Peggy Keuler, Stacy Bradley, Bridget Mand, Pam Woelfel, Robin Van Grinsven. Bottom: Row 1, Karie Pendl, Stacy Bradley, Brenda Dedering, Amy Gasch, Row 2 Lynn Diener, Bridget Mand. Chris Heller, Terri Bangart, Robin Van Grinsven, Pam Martins all meet to discuss their future trip to Mexico. 93 Staff Improves Style The Hillcrest staff experimented with various forms and styles to improve the quality of the paper. The paper now actually looks like a real newspaper with pictures and detailed articles. With the writers working independently on their articles, they are much more detailed and of better quality. The newspaper contains a variety of articles ranging from trivia questions to current events within the school. There is always something to interest everyone. I Above: Hillcrest Staff, Row 1: Robin Van Grinsven, Judy Kopf, Kathy Totzke, Advisor - Ms. Robin Hasselquist. Row 2: Karie Pendl, Kim Krupp, Shelly Peik. Row 3: Lisa Martin, Rose Fuchs. Below: Ms. Hasselquist listens to Rose Fuchs as she plans the next issue. Opposite page: National Honor Society, Row T. Advisor — Mr. Zagrodnik, Karl Zacharias, Mike Sturm, Amy Gasch, Advisor — Mr. Rollmann. Row 2: Ann Hephner, Karie Pendl, Rose Fuchs, Kathy Totzke, Laurie Fitzpatrick, Pam Miller. Row 3: Maria Bastian, Kim Kurpp, Jodi Leitner, Ivan Wenig, Jerry Gerner, Grant Mortimer. 94 95 Getting It Together The 1982-83 Pom Pon Squad practiced many long hours to put together routines for basketball and football games. The squad consists of 19 girls, under the supervision of Sandy Pagel. The captain and co-captain of the squad were Kay Korb and Mary Schemmer. The Pom Pon squad traveled to Denmark to compete with 10 other schools and their Pom Pon squads. The Chilton squad won 3rd place trophy for originality and 1st place in speed-learning. The squad worked hard to finish off the year successfully. The 1982-83 Pom Pon Squad: Row 1- Tina Anhalt, Captain Kay Korb, Co-Captain Mary Schemmer, Debbie Dietz; Row 2- Kris Garfield, Traci Kampfer, Amy Kobriger, Judy Korb, Bonnie Meier; Row 3- Angie Novetney, Beth Roz-man, Amy Trettin, Sue Woefel; Row 4- Kim Brantmeier, Carrie Heller, Wendy Neuber; Row 5- Lori Sell, Michelle Scholz; Row 6- Pam Vogt. Top Left: Michelle and Kay exchange looks. Middle Left: Amy Kobriger poses for a picture. Middle Right: Kay, Amy, and Pam pose at the end of the Christmas routine. Bottom Left: Kim, Sue, and Amy Kobriger dance to the routine. 97 sr 3 Sequence at left, Amy Steenport tries to persuade Michelle Schneider to take a quick dip after timing for a boys swim meet. Amy got her way and Michelle got all wet. Top, Sherry Karls pauses for a moment to check out the clock in hopes that the period is almost over. Left Either we are so tricky that Pat Roberts did not notice that we took his picture or he was totally absorbed in his work. Above, “I’m going to kill you guys if that picture goes in the annual!!!’’ Sorry Lori but we just couldn’t resist. Club Promotes Spirit The Pep Club’s job is to promote school spirit. The 1982-83 Pep Club did just that by selling many items dealing with the Tigers. The club sold “I love the Tigers” key chains, and “Tiger” jerseys and sweatshirts. The club also made posters to promote football and basketball games. Wendy Bradley serves as president and Mrs. Peterson is club advisor. I Top Right: 1982-83 Pep Gub. bottom row, Dori Thiel, advisor Mrs. Peterson. Michelle Schneider, 2nd row, Nancy Hin2, Wendy Bradley, Lisa Schuh, 3rd row. Brenda Dedering. and Amy Gasch. Bottom left: Brenda Dedering shows her school spirit. Bottom right: Amy Gasch and Lisa Schuh work diligently on a poster 99 Left: Dave Criter. Tim Trettin, and Jim Brocker discuss a plan of attack for an upcoming weekend. Right: Therese Groeschel prepares for another day in band. Congratulations Seniors THE LAW OFFICE OF ENGLER, ONDRASEK, CASPER, TWOHIG SC Chilton, WI Top left; Mark Broker works on his art project. Top right; Tim Hephner shows his studying ability. Middle right; Chemistry students uses all they’ve got to figure out the next problem. Bottom Left; Laurie Vanne, Pam Woelfel, and Tracy Keuler pose for a picture. Bottom right; Terry Owens practices his Spanish. 101 Alpine realty i L BUILDERS Don Stcege Ruth Stcege Route 4 Chilton, WI 53014 Phone 414-849-4411 W2175 Hwy. 151 Congratulations Seniors Open Every Night New Holstein Best Wishes Graduates PHOTOGRAPHY •319 N. MAIN ST., BRILLION, WIS. 54110 756-2345 Weddings • Commercial • Portraits APOTHECARY SHOP ( fcsaZf) Your Rexall Stores Chilton-Wisconsin-New Holsteir Ph°ne Phone 849-9313 898-5741 Congratulations From To All The Graduates Congratulations You Finally Made It. AUSTINS ROBERT J. ASP, D.D.S. 507 Main Street Hilbert, WI. 54129 853-3212 102 DR. MICHAEL S. BAUS D.D.S., S.C. DR. PATRICK E. CURRY D.D.S. Good Luck In The Future AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO-INC Phone: 849-9319 Congratulations Class Of ’83 DON BALTZ INS. SERVICES LTD. oj E S S 1 O A a. MEMBER _( PTA L 714 Court Street Chilton, W1 53014 ‘'TT;777 Phone: 849-4534 Congratulations From BAUMANN JENSON SHOE STORE Congratulations Best Wishes Class Of ’83 LAW OFFICES OF donural-u Uf icini Industrial — Commercial — Residential — Farm Wiring Motor Sales and Repairing BONK, LUTZ, HERTEL BURNETT MCDERMOTT BRANTMEIER ELECTRIC, INC. 50 E. Main St. Chilton, Wis Donald Brantmeier Dial 849-2533 442 E. Breed St. Chilton, Wis. 53014 Congratulations Seniors The Future Is Yours JOHN BUTZ PHARMACY After Hours Call David Maile 849-4076 Congratulations Seniors! C.B. MACHIE SERVICE INC. Machining, Welding Electrical S. Park Street Chilton, Wis. Business Home Phone: 849-4891 Phone: 849-4282 104 Congratulations Class Of ’83 Jeff C.J. SCHNEIDER TRUCKING, INC. Jericho Cedarburg Dairy , i «ig d(iiui2kkfal j2iSi i}Ailtf i? f v k-1 v rat-■ ii. - Milk Hauler For Hillside Div. CARNATION CO. Milling Division Manufactures Of Quality Milk Replacers For Your Livestock Chilton, Wis. Best Regards 849-2346 Restaurant-Cocktail Lounge Open 7 Days BILL ELAINE GOESER GOOD LUCK SENIORS! DRS. RANDY BLAKE, HANS KALINKA, DOUG JOHNSON, Letterpress Offset CALUMET VETERINARY SERVICE, LTD Chilton, Wis. lalumet printing 5 s ' ' Jompany - Wallace Widmar. Prop. Dial 414-849-3041 105 Congratulations BLOOMER REALTY 110 E. Chestnut Chilton, WI. 53014 (414)849-2523 Congratulations Class Of 1983 CHILTON FOOD MART Congratulations CHILTON LIONS CLUB Chilton, WI 53014 “We Serve” Chilton, WI. 53014 CHILTON MALTING COMPANY, INC. CHILTON MEAT SERVICE 137 East Main Street Chilton, WI. 53014 Tel: (414) 849-2338 TWX: (510) 388-9231 102 W. Main St. Tel: 849-2831 John Widmar, Prop. CHILTON FURNITURE MART, INC CARPETING • FURNITURE • WALLPAPER • DRAPERIES CHILTON, WISCONSIN 53014 PHONE 414 - 849-9023 106 Congratulations Seniors CHILTON METAL PRODUCTS Compliments Of CHILTON MILLWORK -Quality Building -Doors -Sash -Special Millwork CHILTON UPHOLSTERY SHOP Furniture Re-Upholstering Custom Auto And Truck Upholstering Dean Papendieck 107 Congratulations Graduates Compliments Of DR. BADRI GANJU, M.D. CHILTON SURGICAL CLINIC 451 E. Brooklyn St. Chilton, Wis. 53014 Follow the crowds to. .. Continental Studios Artists in Photography The studio that offers the senior what he wants.. .quality and variety. Capture that special year with a Senior portrait from Continental Studios. Portraits remember. . .people forget. — TWO LOCATIONS — Continental Studios of Chilton 54 West Main Chilton, Wl 53014 849-7000 Continental Studios of Oshkosh 421 North Main Oshkosh,Wl 54901 233-0200 Good Luck Congratulations Class Of ’83 CHUCK SUE’S Downtown Quinny .'Colonial Studios! 1 PHOTOGRAPHY 1 14 W Mom St Chilton. Wli 53014 Congratulations Seniors PORTRAITS COMMfftC Al IStO 4riOM of NOrOCtA HS WSVDIMGS OSf CAtOS •� OCHUf£S Phone 849 9727 LARRY ADAMS Larry Adams Sommercial Bank Colonial Studios Uz Good Luck Seniors ' A Full Time Trust Department To Serve You Cooperative Service Oil Company 21 Railroad Street Chilton, Wisconsin 53014 COUNTRY COBBLER SHOE REPAIR 18 N. STATE STREET, CHILTON 849-9415 EXPERT Congratulations Class Of ’83 DAVE ANNA’S FISHERMAN’S INN lft i Good Luck Hwy 151 Brothertown 109 DAUN SERVICES, INC THE COMMUNITY CHAUFFER Always Show Your Class Congratulations Class Of ’83 DENO’S STEAK 'Hirk HOUSE 853-3015 Dave And Cindy Berth And Congratulations All The Girls At The WILFORD W. ELLIOTT DAIRY QUEEN 621 N. Madison Attorney At Law Chilton Wis. 12 W. Main St. 849-2345 110 Congratulations Senior’s £2 yjk Farm � Home Supply See Us For All Your Farm, Home, And Auto Needs Compliments of Congratulations Seniors Chilton Eagles 1288 —bar open daily —cater to banquets, weddings, meetings Join Now Become One Of Us FISH TALE INN Charles And Marion Westenberger, Prop Stockbridge, WI On Hwy. 151 To Hy. EE, Left. Good Luck Seniors THE FLOOR CENTER 534 W. Main St. Hilbert, Wis. m FRIEDERICHS REAL ESTATE AGENCY 217 N. Madison St., Chilton Wi. 53014 Brokers REACH FOR THE DOUBLE G’s J.J. (Schimmel) Friedrichs Terry Friederichs HILLSIDE DIVISION Compliments Of RT 1 CHILTON FOLEY COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF MOZZARELLA, PROVOLONE S STRING CHEESE. CONGRATULATIONS” lias 44 Walnut St. jQieat l WdvvSm §£ oqgs (1 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION III Congratulations From FRANZOI FRANZOI, S.C. CHILTON Wl. 245 MADISON Congratulations Class Of ’83 From The HEADQUARTERS 439 W. Main St. Hilbert, Wis. CALUMET MEATS Homemade Sausages Custom Processing Quarter Halfs Of Beef Chilton Wis. Phone: 849-4713 HINGISS IMPLEMENT, INC. 61 E. Chestnut Chilton, Wisconsin 53014 (414) 849-9307 Congratulations Seniors Compliments Of RON R. KORB ACCOUNTANT “Hang In There!!” DR. JAMES KNAUF M.D. Good Luck Seniors THE LOOSE BAR 249 E. Main St. Chilton WI. 849-2955 113 FEED YOUR FEATHERED FRIENDS Congratulations Class of S3 Compliments of DR. C.A. KOBRIGER GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '83 849-9667 THE KICK SHOPPE Best Wishes Grads DR. GARY M. PARSONS STAFF It’s Taken 100 Years For CHS To Turn You Loose, So Lease A Hold On Success, And Stick A Feather In Your Cap. You Made It. 251 EAST MAIN STREET CHILTON, WISCONSIN Old Oak Shop. inc. 9 w ™ e ‘ne GifHSallery N3271 hwy. 57 COMPLIMENTS OF M-B COMPANY, INC. OF WISCONSIN (414) 775-4507 (414) 849-9808 V-—' Matt’s Plbg. Htg., Inc. GENERAL PLUMBING WATER. SYSTEMS. SOFTNERS. HEATERS. ELECTRIC SEWER CLEANING. HOT WATER HEAT % FURNACE REPAIR 1200 PARK ST. PHONE: 849-2313 CLARK MILLS RT. 1 MATT MUHOWSKI CATO. Wl 54205 0wner 28 W. MAIN STREET CHILTON, Wl 53014 115 RELUEK HAIR DESIGNS 26 W. Main Street Chilton, WI 53014 849-4491 Hair Care For The Entire Family JEANNE KEULER, Owner Congratulations Seniors! Best Wishes From PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION ROD’S ZEPHER’S CAR WASH (Maple Chestnut St.) 849-9232 SCHMIDT’S CLOTHING Family Clothing Center North Side Shopping Center Chilton, Wis. Best Wishes Seniors! SCHNEIDER’S GAMBLES STORE Congratulations Class Of ’83 Compliments Of J.J. SCHLAEFER OPTOMITRIST 116 i rEIDIR'S M M-'JEwa ZYA NEW HOLSTEIN CHILTON Best Wishes To The Class Of ’83 SCHNEIDER’S KLOTEN OASIS BOB SCHWIDERSKI BUICK-PONTIAC GMC-TRUCKS 516 N. Madison Chilton, Wis. 53014 Compliments Of SOHRWEIDE INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations From The Congratulations Class Of ’83 STEENPORT HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING epr -State Bank of Chilton 117 SUGAR SPICE BAKE SHOPPE I SPECIALTY CAKES • PASTRIES • DOUGHNUTS • COOKIES • ASST BREADS x 849-2615 Compliments Of JOHN R. SUTTNER ACCOUNTANT 42 W. MAIN ST. AL and FRAN STEINER CHILTON Stay Happy-Stay Healthy Congratulations Graduates From DR. RANDY T. THEILER, M.D. THIEL’S GREENERY SHOP 451 E. Brooklyn St. Chilton, Wis. 53014 North Of Chilton On Hwy 57 849-2222 Congratulations Class Of ’83 THIELS REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS Congratulations Seniors UNITED PETROLEUM Real Estate Auctions 849-2222 939-1666 In The Real Estate And Auction Business Since 1919 Full Time VERCAUTEREN PUBLISHING, INC. 19 East Main St., Chilton, WI Gary And Linda Vercauteren, Publishers Read The Chilton Times-Journal For The Latest High School News And Sports 118 Best Wishes To Class Of ’83 Compliments Of VERNS CHEESE Good Luck Seniors D D EQUIPMENT CO., INC. P.O. Box 161 West Main St. Chilton, Wis. 53014 Phone: 849-9304 Compliments Of Best Wishes CHILTON FLOWER’S South Side Shopping Center GIFTS “Flowers For All Occasions” 638 N. Madison St. Chilton, Wis. Phone: 849-2541 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations Seniors! SENIORS MARCAL’S FAMILY RESTAURANT BUFFET REDWOOD BAR 128 E. Chestnut, Hwy 57 Chilton, WI HWY 57 Home Cooking And Carryouts 119 A Albedyll, Karen 26, 75 Albedyll, Kevin 32, 60 Ammermann, Dawn 32, 84 Anhalt, Jasen 32, 70, 60, 84 Anhalt, Phil 20, 67, 69 Anhalt. Tina 18, 20, 80. 84, 97 Augsburger, Dave 20 B Bailey, Chris 32, 84, 87 BAILEY, MARK 9, 19, 48. 49, 84, 90 Bancroft, Julie 20, 57, 81, 83, 84, 91 Bangart, Fawn 20, 87 Bangart, Dan 92 Bangart, Jim 20 Bangart, Paul 26, 84 Bangart, Theresa 32, 84, 91, 93 Bangart, Troy 32 Bangart, Vickie 26, 74 Bankenbusch, Mike 20, 84 Bankenbusch, William 26 Baraney, Mike 25, 57, 58, 76, 84, 87 Bargholtz, William 60, 68 BASTIAN MARIA 7, 9, 81. 91, 95 Beil. Cheryl 26, 28, 57, 80, 87 Beyer, Jeff 31, 92 Biese, Ann 20, 84 Biese, Carla 32, 84 Biese, Connie 26, 28, 87 Biese, Denise 20, 84 BIESE, MIKE 9, 92 Biese, Robert 26 Biese, Ron 20, 84 Biese, Thomas 26, 87, 92 Bittner, Jim 20, 60 Bittner, Paul 20 Bittner, Mark 32 Blatz, Brenda 32 Blatz, Brian 26, 57, 61, 87 BLOOMER. ALLISON 3, 9, 65, 84, 91, 128 Bloomer, Mark 32, 60 Boehnlein, Connie 26 Boll, Bryan 26. 60, 67, 68 Boll, Daniel 32 Boll, Gary 20 Bonlander, Kim 26 Bonlander, Koren 32, 84, 93 BORNEMANN, DEAN 9 Bowe, Thomas 32 Bradley, Stacey 3, 20, 84, 93 BRADLEY. WENDY 9, 73, 99 Brandenburg, Candy 26 Brandenburg, Carla 20 Brandenburg, Mark 20 BRANDT. JUDY 9. 11, 12 Brandt, Wayne 26, 68 Brantmeier, Kim 26, 64, 84, 94 Brantmeier, Mike 20 BRANTMEIER, SUZANNE 9, 18, 64, 84, 90 Brickl, Carrie 26, 56, 84, 90 Brocker, Mark 26, 99 BROCKER, JIM 9 BROECKEL, MIKE 9, 16, 58, 70 BROKER. MELANIE 9, 87. 89 Broker, Russell 26, 87 Bruckner, Scott 32, 67, 69 Bub, Cheryl 26, 87 Buechel, Al 20, 60 Buechel, Sue 64, 92 BUELOW, SUE 9, 12. 53, 55 C Carlson, Mark 32 CRITER, DAVE 9, 70, 71, 79, 96 Criter, Donna 2, 84 Criter, Sandy 48, 49 Criter, Tom 27, 123 Criter, Todd 20 CRAIG. DEREK 2, 9, 57, 61. 83 Cullen, Candy 33, 72, 76 Cullen, Jim 27, 60 Cullen, Robert 60 D Daun, Roman 21, 60, 68, 75 DeMaster, Kelly 18, 21, 73, 62, 83, 84 Dedering, Brenda 21, 25, 81, 84, 99, 93 Dedering, Doug 33 Deiner, Lynn 27, 76, 93 Dietz, Debbie 21, 53, 57, 76, 82, 83, 87, 97 Ditter, Gerald 33, 92 Ditter, Ron 21, 92 DORN, DIANE 9 Dorn, Wendy 27, 57, 87 Doss, Jeff 21, 24, 70 Duchow, Troy 33, 60 E Ecker, Don 2, 27, 26, 92 Eisner, Todd 33, 60, 67, 69 Elliott, Dave 48, 49 Engler, Karla 27, 84 Engler, Sara 18, 27, 28, 48, 49, 57, 62, 75, 83, 91 ENGLER, SUE 10, 51, 56, 62. 84 Engler, Brian 84 F Fesing, Jim 10, 12 FHLUG, DONNA 7, 10, 76 Fhlug, Wallace 21, 92 Firkins, Marlene 18, 21, 62, 89 Fitzpatrick, Laurie 18, 21, 62, 84, 95 Fitzpatrick, Nicole 27, 62, 84, 91 FLAHERTY, CINDY 10 Forstner, Mike 27, 30 Fox, Matt 27, 60 FREIDEL, PETE 10, 14, 48, 61, 74. 79, 84 FREUND, CONNIE 10 Fritschka, Conrad 27, 68, 84 Fuchs, Rose, 21. 25, 84, 91, 94, 95, 89 G Garfield. Kris 21, 81, 84, 97 Gasch, Amy 21, 81, 93, 95, 99 GEBHART, CHARLES 10. 92 GEBHART, DAWN 10, 82, 83 Geise, Gerald 21 GEISE, LEROY 10, 14 Geise, Jeanne 27, 76, 87 Geiser, Nicholas 33, 60, 67, 69 Geiser, Lora 21 Gerner, Dan 27, 60 Gerner, Jeff 21, 22, 60 GERNER, JEROME 10. 95 GIESEN, PAUL 10, 47, 74 Gilbertson, Paul 21 Giese, Randy 27 Goeldi, Jeff 21, 57. 84, 90, 93 Goese, Dan 33, 92 Gray, Luke 33 Greene, Beth 21 Greene, Michelle 21, 76 Gonzo, Lori 48, 49 Groeschl, Bryon 33, 60 GROESCHL, RICK 10, 51, 54, 58 Groeschl, Theresa 27, 28, 64. 84, 96 Gruett, Dan 21 H Habermann, Ron 22, 60, 92 Habrmann, Rochelle 33, 76 Hackbarth, Robert 33 Halbach, Dan 22 Halbach, Melissa 33 Hanke, Rick 20, 22 Hansen, Bonnie 22, 92 Hansen, Robin 27 HAUSER, KATHY 10. 11, 62. 88 Hawig, Jeanne 27, 84 Heimann, Holly 26, 27, 57, 75, 87 Heimann, Keith 33, 67, 69 Heimann, Roger 10, 56, 84, 90 Heller, Carrie 27, 63, 75, 80, 84. 90, 97 Heller, Charlene 10. 65, 83, 84. 89 Heller, Chris 33, 84, 93 Hemauer, Dean 27, 60, 67, 68, 96, 84, 91 Hemauer, Jeff 33, 70, 60 Hemauer, Jodi 22, 88, 89 HEMAUER, LLOYD 10, 53, 67, 69, 76, 84, 90 Hemauer, Sheila 2, 84. 33, 63, 84, 72 Hephner, Ann 3, 22, 84, 95 Hephner, Kate 48, 49 Hephner, Cathy 10 Hephner, Chris 27, 76 Hephner, Harvey 33, 60, 67, 69, 84 HEPHNER, MARSHALL 16, 71, 92 Hephner. Ruth 56, 28, 72, 81, 83, 84, 91 Hephner, Tim 28, 60, 99 Herrick, Paula 22 Hertel, Joe 22, 60, 74. 76 HERTEL, JULIE 10, 18, 46, 57, 62, 76, 81, 83, 87, 88 Hertel, Karen 26, 28, 72, 81, 83, 84 Hertel, Rick 4, 22, 60, 92 HINZ, NANCY 10, 12, 16,99 Hoerth, Kevin 22, 60, 70 Hoerth, Laurie 28, 56, 87 HOERTH, WAYNE 7, 10, 12, 51, 58, 70 HOPP, MIKE 10 Hoestettler, Jim 28, 71, 87 HOESTETTLER, JOHN 10, 18. 70 120 J Jaeckels, Karri 22, 89 JUCKEM, GARY 10, 58. 92 K Kalinka, Dawn 80 KAMPFER, JOE 10, 11 Kampfer, Traci 22, 84, 97 KARLS. DAN 10 Karls, Donna 28, 65, 84 Karls, Gerald 28, 68 Karls, Sharon 28, 33, 86, 98 Kartheiser, Nicholas 28 KEULER, DEBBIE 10, 12, 16, 55, 65 Keuler, Beth 33, 84 Keuler, Jim 28, 84, 90 Keuler, Jenny 21, 22, 62, 88 Keuler, Kathy 62, 28 Keuler, Peggy 22, 64, 84, 93 KEULER, PETE 10, 12, 53, 58, 79, 84 KEULER, TIM 10. 47. 54, 58 Keuler, Tracy 34, 45, 65, 84, 90, 91, 99, 128 Kiersten, Steve 28 Kiersten, Sue 28, 84 Kiesner, Dave 22, 92 KLEINHANS, DAN 10, 11 KNAPP, DON 16, 67, 69 Knaus, Randy 28 Knoespel, Kurt 34, 60, 67, 69, 84 Kobriger, Amy 22, 94 KOENIG, ANNETTE 5, 10, 54, 55, 65, 73 Kolbe, Carol 28, 57. 65, 87 Kopf, Jodi 34, 62, 83, 84 Kopf, Judy 34. 22, 56. 57, 62, 76, 83, 84, 90, 94 Kopp, Kim 22, 76 Korb, Dan 28, 68 Korb, Judy 91, 97 KORB, KAY 7, 13, 46, 51, 97 Kossmann, Sara 34, 62, 73 Kossmann, Scott 22 KOSSMANN, TIM 4, 13, 56 Kramarczyk, Jim 34, 60 Kress, Phyllis 28 Kress, Wayne 22 Krupp, Kim 13, 94 Krupp, Robert 34 Kurscheidt, John 22 KURSCHEIDT, PAUL 13, 14 Kurscheidt, Rose 34, 86 L Last, Lisa 23, 25, 86 Last, VErnon 28, 30, 87 Leary, Peggy 28, 57, 87 Leitner, Jody 23, 73, 94 Lemke, Douglas 28, 92 Liebau, Jim 23 LISOWE, JOAN 13 Lisowe, Terry 29 Lisowe, Vicki 29, 93 Loose, Brian 23 Loose, Lisa 34 Loose, Tracy 18, 23, 73, 84, 89 Luchterhand, Julie 34 M MALLMANN, BONNIE 13, 91 Mallmann, Randy 23, 67 Mallmann, Ray 34, 84 Mallmann, Sherry 86 Mand, Bridget 34, 93 MARKS. MARY 13, 57. 81, 88 Marks, Sara 29, 71, 84 Martens, Mike 18, 22, 76 Martens. Pamela 34, 65, 73, 93 Martin, Lisa 29, 57, 61, 84, 94 Matthies, Patricia 29 Maurer, Mark 3, 29, 60, 70 Meier, Bonnie 84, 91, 97 Meier, Steve 26, 34 Meuer, Robert 23, 92 Meyer, Gerald 23, 92 Meyer, Paula 29, 84 Meyer, Steve 29, 67 Meyers, Lennie 29 Meyers, Wayne 34, 60 Michaelson, Connie 23 MILLER, CHRIS 11, 13, 51, 52, 75, 88, 89 Miller, Pamela 23, 75, 94 Miller, Paul 34 Miller, Sandy 23, 84 Mortimer, Grant 23, 76, 94 MORTIMER, JEANNE 13, 84, 90 MOSCHEL, JODY 13, 14, 51, 128 Moschel, Shelly Mueller, David 60 Mueller, Ken 23, 67 Mueller, Kevin 29, 68, 84, 90 Mueller, Richard 60, 67, 69 Mullard, Lorna, 23, 25, 84, 89 Mullard, Scott 35, 60, 71 N NADLER, ANDY 13. 84 Nadler, Jane 29, 84. 89 Nehmer, Kathryn 29 NENNIG, DAVE 13, 51, 67, 79 Nett, Barb 29, 89 NETT, SHARON 13, 84 Neuber, James 23, 56, 57, 81, 82, 83, 84, 87, 90, 91 Neuber, Karen 29 Neuber, Wendy 19, 26, 29, 87, 90 NEUHAUS, CAROL 86 Novotney, Angie 23, 57, 64, 97, 82, 83, 84, 91 Nugent, Beth 25, 57, 84 O Oakley, Keith 24, 46, 47, 57. 87 Ott, Kelly 35, 87 Owens, Kerry 29, 64, 80 Owens, Terry 35, 60, 70, 91 OWENS. TIM 13, 51, 61, 74, 76 P PAGEL, LISA 13 Parsons, Mary 29, 56, 83, 84, 90 PEIK, SHELLY 11, 12, 13, 65, 83, 94 Peik, Stacy 29, 56, 84, 89, 90, 91 Pendl, Karie 24, 25, 57, 64, 84, 93, 94 Pethan, David 3, 29, 60, 70 PETHAN, RICK 13, 51, 58 Pfiel, Carol 35, 75 PIEPENBURG, LORI 13, 51, 53. 74, 73, 84 Pilon, Gena 35, 57, 86 PINGEL, CHRIS 15 Pingel, Tina 24, 57, 80, 86, 87 Pingel, William 35 Ploeckelmann, Gale 29 Popp, Linda 30 POPP, LINDA 30 POPP. LISA 14, 15, 47, 51, 128 Portmann, Jolene 24, 89, 91, 92 Propson, Bonnie 35, 84 Propson, Chris 35, 86 PROPSON. CONNIE 15 Propson, Lisa 26, 30, 47, 57, 62, 76, 87 POPPSON, LYLE 15 Propson, Pete 30, 68 PROPSON, SCOTT 15, 58 Propson, Todd 35 R Rausch, Jim 24 RAUSCH. MIKE 15 Redig, Amy 7, 26, 30, 73 Rieder, Todd 24, 60, 67, 76, 84 Roberts, Ken 35 Roberts. Mike 35, 60, 61 Roberts, Pat 30, 60, 61 Roberts. Pat 30, 60, 74, 98 RODRIQUIZ, ANA 15, 86, 87, 93 Ronk, Jim 35, 60, 67, 69, 91 RONK, JOE 15 Rozman, Beth 24, 94 S Sartori, Mike 30, 60 Sartori, Paul 24 Schabach, Cindy 24, 56, 62, 80, 87 Schabach, Dean 19, 24, 60 Schaefer, Debra 35 Schaefer, Mike 35, 92 SCHEMMER. MARY 15, 46, 47, 53. 55, 84. 91, 97 Schisel, Jill 30 Schlaefer, Bob 24. 47, 57, 67. 68. 74. 82, 83, 84, 87, 90, 91 Schley, Gena 30, 47, 73, 87 Schmahl, Kevin 24, 76 Schmid, Wendy 24, 84 Schmidlkofer, Rob 30 Schmidt, Julie 30 Schmidt, Kevin 36, 60, 92 Schmitz, Brian 36, 84, 60 Schmitz, Laura 30, 75 Schmitz, Michelle 24, 84, 88, 89 SCHMITZ, STEVE 15, 51 Schneider, Casey 36 Schneider, Doug 36, 60 SCHNEIDER, ELROY 15 SCHNEIDER, JEFF 15. 56. 67, 84, 90 SCHNEIDER, KEVIN 16 Schneider, Lynn 36, 86 121 Schneider, Mary 36 Schneider, Maria 36, 87, 91 Schneider, Michelle 18, 24, 25, 57, 81, 82, 84, 98, 99 Schneider, Robert 30 Schneider, Scott 76 SCHNEIDER, SCOTT 15, 55, 84 SCHNEIDER. TONY 15. 58, 84, 90 SCHOEN, DAN 15 Schoen, Penny 24 Schoenborn, Ben 30, 60. 61 Schoenung, Dale 30 Scholz, Michele 26. 30, 64, 84, 97 SCHOLZ, TERRY 15 Schommer, Diane 28, 30, 70, 80, 87 Schuh, Lisa 24, 99 Schumacher, Jim 36 Schwobe, Gary 24, 92 SCHWOBE, LORI 11, 15, 51. 54, 55. 98 See, Ron 30, 84 Seipel, Julie 30 Sell, Dave 24, 58, 67, 76, 79 Sell, Lori 30. 84, 91 Seibert, Dan 36, 87 Skyberg, Jim 30, 60, 61 Stache, Joyce 31, 57, 87 Stadtmueller, Beth 7, 18, 24 STADTMUELLER, LEN 7, 15. 47. 58 Starfield, Dan 36 STARFELD, TAMMY 15, 55 STECKER, RHONDA 15, 51. 55. 88, 89 Steenport, Amy 25, 57, 83, 84, 98 Steffes, Mark 25, 92 Steffes, Paula 36, 86 Stein, Brad 60 Steinfest, Wendy 36, 62, 73, 93 Stenson Stenson, Kristi 25, 57, 87 Stenson, Mike 31, 60, 84 STENA. ANN 15, 51 Stenz, Mark 36 STICKA, LISA 15, 52, 62, 75. 80, 84, 89 Sticka, Mike 25, 71 Stiefvater, Troy 31, 60 Stojanovich, Dawn 25 Stroobants, Dan 25 Stroobants, Tracy 36 Sturm, Mike 25, 47, 58, 76, 93, 94 Sturtz, Debra 36 Sturtz, Ron 25, 60 Suttner, Maggie 30, 31, 62, 81, 84, 91 SUTTNER, TOM 15, 58. 74 T Tadych, Theresa 31, 84 Thiel, Brad 31, 60 Thiel, Dori 25, 57, 81, 73 THIEL, KELLY 5, 15. 47, 56, 58, 79. 84. 90 Thornberg, Heath 36, 60, 90 Trettin, Amy 25, 84, 97 TRETTIN, TIM 11, 15, 79, 96 Totzke, Kathy 25, 57, 84, 90, 94 TYSON, KEN 3, 15 Tyson, Tina 36 V VanDeraa. Darlene 31 VanDeraa. Steve 25 VAN GRINSVEN, DEBRA 12, 15, 73, 80 Van Grinsven, Robin 36, 62, 73, 93, 94 Van Grinsven, Tab 36, 60 Vanne, Laurie 36, 84, 86 VEESER, JIM 12. 15, 70 Vickmann, Chris 31 VOGEL, NANCY 15, 89 Vogt, Pam 62, 36, 84. 97 W WAGNER. JILL 7. 12. 15 Wagner, Julie 30, 31, 57, 65, 87, 89 Wagner, Marti 31 WAGNER. ROBERT 16, 51, 58, 74 Walkowiak, Scott 36 Weber, Mary 31, 57, 84 Weber, Ricky 31, 60, 92 WENIG, IVAN 16. 67. 94 WENINGER, NANCY 12. 16, 81. 84. 91 Werbeckes, Dan 25, 58, 67, 74, 79 Wettstein, Brian 25, 46, 47, 53, 56, 57, 86, 87 Wettstein, Chris 31, 60, 67, 68 Wingers, Ann 22, 25, 86 Winkel, Rob 25 WOELFEL, CHERYL 16 Woelfel, Janet 31, 84 Woelfel, Janet 31, 84 Woelfel, Pam 36, 73, 86. 93 Woelfel, Robert 37, 60, 67, 79, 84 WOELFEL. ROSANNA 16, 83 Woelfel, Steve 30, 60, 31, 68 Woelfel, Sue 25. 97 Woelfel. Todd 37 Wozniak, Gerald 37, 60, 67, 69, 84 Y Youngsteadt, Kira 128 Z Zacharias, Karl 25, 47, 58, 67, 76, 79, 94 ZACHARIAS, KEVIN 14. 16, 47. 58, 61, 76, 79 Zacharias, Kurt 37, 60, 61 Zarnoth, Alan 31, 84, 93 Zastro, Lisa 37, 86 Zastrow, Paul 31 ZIEGELBAUER, ELLEN 16, 56, 57, 75, 82. 83. 84. 87, 89. 90. 91, 128 122 In Loving Memory Of Tom Criter It’s hard to understand What you must have been going through. The pain and hurt inside Which you showed to only you. People cut you down Without thinking what might be. Now it’s not only you But us who pay the fee. I hope you will forgive us Now that you are gone away. You left when there was still So many things to say. I know it’s way too late to say What should have been said before. I only now can pray for you And the pain you feel no more. — Laurie Hoerth ■ You may often hear many high school students ask what their next high school year will be like. Some students wonder what classes they should take next year and ask upperclassmen for advice. Many students look forward to their next high school year with excitement and anticipation. To those of you wondering, we asked a few students of what was important in each of their high school years. - Open campus is great! - We have to think about next year. - We’re treated more like adults. - We have a different variety of classes to take. - We’re on the top of the pile! - We’ll be seniors next year. - A year to live it up. - We are upper classmen now. - our junior prom. - We finally get some respect. 126 - We can finally drive. • Our Sweetheart Hop. - We can get our class rings. • One year behind us, three to go. - We’re not “little freshmen” anymore. - We’re big high school students now. • We can to go High School activities. • High School is a little tougher than Junior High. - I can go out more now. - We don’t like being called “little freshmen.” Top left: Lisa Popp and Kiera Youngsteadt enjoy a moment of rest during sewing. Top right: Julie Hertel and Ellen Ziegelbauer give us their best smiles. Middle left: Jody Moschel looks very thoughtful during a basketball game. Middle right: Allison Bloomer executes another perfect cut during class. Bottom: Lynn Pendel and Tracy Keuler share in the excitement of just goofing around. 128