Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

MISSING MISSING 3 GOOD TIMES AT CHILTON HIGH P-1 Brenda enjoying her coke during her free hour. P-2 Cheerleaders during homecoming cheering. Boy are we enthusiastic !! P-3 Senior girls try to do something constructive ! Page 5 P-1 What's the occasion, Mr. Voskuil? P-2 Junior Varsity football during their game against New Holstein. P-3 Jill Cervanka and Kevin Lozada marching in the band for Memorial Day. P-4 Barb Nett and Laura Schmitz eating again! P-5 What more is there to do than to sit in the dunking tank! P-6 Nicole Keuler watching a guy walk past! P-7 Ben Schoenborn ready to throw the pitch. 4 s T 1984 NEWS Calumet Country Tavern League Opposed to Age 21 ( Drinking Law VOPlGSSQ WilliQITlS lOSGS MiSS AnriGrica crown Michael Jackson influences entertainment C.H.S. Band Does Green Bay Golf Team| Finishes With Excellent Record Reagan Landslide wFerraro’s Challenge Baby Fae’s Baboon Heart Facelift for Statue of Liberty Successful Tour For Concert Choir Mrs. Gandhi is iQSSQSSinQted Chilton High School Pom Pon Squad attends State Fair Slaying of 21 at the McDonald’s in San Ysidro, CA 1984 Olympics Bombing of the U.S. embassy annex in Beirut William Schroeder becomes world's second recipient of artificial heart Nine die in tornado in Bameveld area Challenger astronaut moves through space Kareem Abdul-Jabbar set scoring record in pro I basketball Kathryn Sullivan, the first J woman to walk in space Inflation low Employment up Ethiopian Famine Toxic Gas Cloud i in India Breakup of Ma Bell Where's the Beef?' David, the bubble boy , died Chicago Cubs won a divisional championship, then became 1the first team ever to blow a 2-0 lead in a league championship playoff Interest rates stay stubbornly high Vicky Bangarl Fwi Paul Bangarl Ju c6 e Bill Bankenbusch Karen Albedyll tydlf-£OMu t Jody Barnett Bill Bargholtz No Photo Available ClyfvJJbuYUL HjybAmi l Chris find Hephner 1? uliu Ruth Hephner SrtnJck M. Mcrno dc Sierra Brenda Hernandez Tim Hephner Jim Hostettler Karen Hertel Laurie Hoerth Dave Pethan Gale Ploeckelmann Amy Rediq Maa. ujOo r� _ Peter Propson TtfdJli, Sa Ctatu fcJr Mike Sarton Bas Schiphorst yut AkUxf Jill Schisel 'fUi0 £cksr«Jd€JL0 . Rob Schmidlkofer lulie Schmidt Laura Schmitz tf C l; CM er Ricky Weber TPa v 6UMxa Mary Weber Julie Wagner Christine Vickman 7akl+ Uotlfzl Janet Woelfel CJU. Chris Wettstein Steven Woelfel Alan Zarnoth Paul Zastrow SENIOR MEMORIES ' a i! 1 i rj p •. 4 In the fall of 1981, a new freshman class started their years at Chilton High. Leading our class as student council members were Donna Karls, president, Lori Sell, vice president, Karen Hertel, secretary, Ruth Hephner, treasurer, and Sara Engler, Nicole Fitzpatrick, Maggie Suttner, and Gerry Karls as representatives. Our freshman cheerleaders were Carrie Heller, Sara Marks, Stacy Peik, and Lori Sell. Our only representative for the pom pon squad was Wendy Neuber. Dean Hemauer lead our class through our sophomore year as president with the help of Nicole Fitzpatrick, vice president, Lori Sell, secretary, Ruth Hephner, treasurer, and our representatives were Sarah Engler, Mary Parsons, Stacy Peik, and Maggie Suttner. This was our second Homecoming and we won the cheering competition. Sophomore year we put on our first dance. Sweet Heart Hop. February 12, Linda Popp and Steve Meyer reigned over the dance. Other court members were Lori Sell and Mark Maurer, Kim Brantmeier and Brad Thiel, Carrie Heller and Dave Rethan, Barb Nett and Pete Propson. The theme was Young Love . Our cheerleaders that year were Julie Wagner, Barb Nett, Jane Nadler, and Stacy Peik. Our representatives for the pom pon squad were Wendy Neuber, Kim Brantmeier, Carrie Heller, and Lori Sell. As juniors, Maggie Suttner was elected president of our class. Other officers were Lori Sell, vice president, Mary Parsons, secretary, Ruth Hephner, treasurer, and our class representatives were Nicole Fitzpatrick, Karen Hertel, Stacy Peik, and Jim Skyberg. The highlight of our junior year was our prom. Our theme was Heaven , by Bryan Adams. Laura Schmitz was crowned queen and Dan Gemer, king. Other court members were Sarah Engler and Wayne Brandt, Therese Groeschl and Tim Hephner, Laurie Hoerth and Dean Hemauer, Maggie Suttner and Kevin Mueller, Amy Redig and Lenny Meyers, Kerry Owens and Chris Wettstein. Cheerleaders were Amy Redig, Sara Marks, Sarah Engler, Mary Weber, Carrie Heller, and Julie Wagner. Added to this year's pom pon squad were Karla Engler and Carie Brickl. We began our senior year in the fall of 1984. To lead us through the final year, we selected Maggie Suttner for president, Ruth Hephner as vice president, Barb Nett as secretary, and Stacy Peik as treasurer. Representing us on the student council were Nicole Fitzpatrick, Karen Hertel, Mary Parsons, and Lori Sell. That fall, Homecoming had a special meaning for our class, because it was the last dance our class would ever sponsor. Our uptown window display took first place and the Class of 85 was printed on the plaque in the main hallway to show that we had won the overall competition of skits, posters, and cheering. Donna Karls and Ron See served as the royal couple of our dance. The theme song was Hard Habit to Break. The remaining court members were Karen Hertel and Paul Bangart, Carol Kolbe and Steve Woelfel, Mary Parsons and Bas Schiphorst, Stacy Peik and Troy Stiefvater, Brenda Hernandez and Brian Baltz, Cheryl Bub and Bryan Boll. Our cheerleaders that year were Julie Wagner and Carol Kolbe. Added to that years pom pon squad were Carrie Heller, Sara Marks, Barb Nett, Amy Redig, and Mary Weber. There were many other memories we'll never forget. We lost a dear friend, Tom Criter and we became friends with A.F.S. students, Brenda Hernandez from Honduras and Bas Schiphorst from Holland. On June 9, 1985, Chilton High's 102nd graduating class received their diplomas and began new lives away from Chilton High. 17 JUNIORS Douglas Dedering Gerald Ditter Troy Due how Todd Eisner Kevin Albedyll Dawn Arnmerman I a sen Anhalt Chris Bailey Theresa Bangart Carla Biese Paul Bittner Brenda Blatz Mark Bloomer Darnel Boll Keren Bonlander Thomas Bowe Scot Bruckner Mark Carlson Candy Cullen 19 Nicholas Geiser Daniel Goeser lames Gray Bryon Groeschl Rochelle Habermann Robert Hackbarth Missy Halbach Keith Heimann Chris Heller Jeft Hemauer Sheila Hemauer Harvey Hephner Sharon Karls Beth Keuler Tracy Keuler Kurt Knoespel Jodi Kopl 20 Judy Kept Sara Kossman James Kramarczyk Bob Krupp Rose Kurscheidt Lisa Loose Julie Luchterhand Ray Mallrnann Bridget Mand Pamela Martens Stephen Meier Wayne Meyers Paul Mueller Shelly Moschel Dave Mueller Rick Miller Scott Mullard Brian Nies 21 Terry Owens Lynn Pendl Carol Pliel William Pingel Bonnie Propson Chris Propson Lynn Propson Todd Propson Kenneth Roberts Michael Roberts James Ronk Kevin Schmidt Brian Schmitz Doug Schneider Lynn Schneider Maria Schneider Mary Schneider Scott Schneider Debbie Schumacher 22 Jim Schumacher Daniel Siebert Daniel Starteld Paula Steltes Wendy Steirifest Mark Stenz Tracy Stroobants Debr a Sturtz Heath Thornber Tina Tyson Laurie Vanne Robin Van Grinsven Tab Van Grinsven Pamela Vogt Pamela Woelfel Robert Woeltei Todd Woelfel Gerald Wozniak Kurt Zacharias Lisa Zastrow 23 SOPHOMORES Todd Hemauer Roy Hephner Tom Hanke Stacy Heimer! Paul Herlel Jim Heus Teresa Hoerth Ricky Jackets Larry luckem Brian Diednch Lisa Ecker Michelle Eldred Brian Engler Perry Everix Sheila Fesing Larry Freund Rick Fritschka Greg Garton Pat Geiser Margie Goeser Dean Grantz Bob Greul Dave Hart Lisa Heinrich Brian Michdelson Chris Moxon Brian Mueller Gail Nelson Mike Nugent Bob Oney Idmie Oakley Knn Pauly Cindy Pethan Robert Koehler Brenda Korb Jill Korb Barb Kurscheidt Mark Lemke Kevin Lozada Sherrie Ludwig Terry Ludwig Todd Ludwig Ken Meyer Rick Karls Amy Kartheiser Nicole Keuler Marc Klaeser Kawn Knapp Ellen Pethan Scott Pethan Guy Ploeckelmann Debbie Propson Bernie Propson Lori Rieder Scott Riemer Connie Schaft Jenny Schaff L ari Sehuknecht Steve Sehuknecht Kris Schumacher Kelly Schwobe Greg Seipel Steve Schelfhout Kevin Scherer Dan Schierl Sara Schierl Julie Schisel Kelly Schmitz Lisa Schneider Pam Schneider Todd Schneider Dean Schneider Judy Sell Nadine Steege Brenda Steiner Dan Streng Bill Suttner Ken Thiel FRESHMEN Kathy Anhalt Stewart Anhalt Thomas Bailey Brian Bancroft William Bangart James Barany Jessie Barnett Sue Bartel Michelle Beil Nathan Beyer Lon Biese Kristine Bittner Steve Boehnlein Tarnmie Boehnlein Sandy Boll Corey Bowe Shern Breckheimer Robert Broeckel Ann Broker Brad Broker Brian Carlson Christine Casper Jamie Christopherson Tammy Cullen 31 Nicole DeMaster Tanya Dernier Douglas Depies Julie Depies Denise Dietz Julie Dietz Larry Ecker Mark Eisner Nancy Engler Tina Enneper Debra Fesing Robbie Garfield Dean Gebhart Catherine Geiger Sara Graney Yvonne Grantz Debbie Greuel Daniel Hackbarth Melinda Halbach John Heiberger Tracy Heinrich Gregg Heller Amy Hephner Tammy Hoerth 32 Robert Hoffmann Robert Horst Jay Juckem Sandra Juckem Julie Keuler Sara Keuler Teresa Kiersten Mike Kisolek Christopher Klaeser Kari Knoespel Tony Kobnger Jill Koehler Ricky Krause Gary Kress Alan Lefeber Randy I-efeber David Leitner Susan Liebau Tina Lisowe Brad Ludwig Tammy Ludwig Kns Mallmann David Mand Kari Jo McAuly 33 Linda Meier Gary Mertz Kevin Meyers Mark Miller Kan Muenster Chris Mullenbach Robert Nies Tina Nennig Troy Neuber Paul Nickel Gordon Olsen Brad Oney Jeffrey Peters Kevin Pethan Chad Pingel Ricky Riemer Tim Roberts Lynn Schemmer Renee Scherer Lori Schmidt Keith Schmitz Kevin Schmitz Cindy Schneider Dennis Schneider 34 James Schneider Allison Seckel Duane See Russell Seider Pamela Siebert Scott Sohrweide Dan Stadtmueller Tim Stetfes Carol Stenson Phil Stenz Betty Sticka David Tadych James Thurwachter Michelle Trettin Tammy Van Deraa Rebecca Vaime Kristi Wanger Stephanie Whittaker Terrance Woelfel 35 Audrey Ylagan Kim Youngsteadt Mike Zorn REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES” P-1: Koren Bonlander rules the mob at CHS P-2: Band members show their enthusiasm P-3: Does your mother know her best sheets are missing? P-4: Smile! CHS loves you! P-5: What happened, he's studying! P-6: Lori Reider keeps pace P-7: Students enjoy the library P-8: Seniors have a good time ACADEMICS STAGE BAND Group: Left: Rob Daun, Julie Keuler, Kevin Mueller, Jeanne Hawig, Lynn Pendl. Robyn Wittmus. Bonnie Propson, Maggie Suttner; 2nd row: Carrie Brickl, Dean Hemauer, Bob Hackbarth, Jerry Wozniak, Kurt Knoespel, Jim Schneider, Tom Bailey, Bobbi Bangart, John Heiberger, Corey Brickl, Koren Bonlander, Ruth Hephner, Stacy Peik, Carrie Heller, Jim Keuler; Top row: Jodi Kopb Kevin Lozada, Joe Hawig, Kevin Schmitz, Guy Ploeckelmann, Dean Gebhart, Brian Engler, Brenda Hernandez, Tracy Keuler, Heath Thomber Stage band practices at night whenever they get the chance. They performed at the Chilton Catholic School and at the Chilton Elementary School. Concert at Chilton Elementary School. Trumpet players wait patiently for their turn to play. GREEN BAY On August 25, the large crowd of 56.000 Packer fans witnessed a half-time show that many people will remember for a long time. The Chilton High School Band and Color Guard presented the show at the Bishop's Charities Football game, where the Packers played the Indianapolis Colts. The 160 member unit was lead onto the field by Dean Schmitz, Drum Major. Mr. Gilles. who designed and directed the show, helped students to prepare for the eveni since the middle of last school year. A lot of new members were recruited to make this the greatest show on earth ' Rehearsals were held since the last day of school, right up until the show every Monday and Wednesday night from 7:00-9:00 p.m. A lot of effort and hard work was put into this show by many people. BAND TRAVELS TO 59 MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKIND” The 1984 85 Chilton High School band activities included the Chilton Memorial Day Parade in May, the Chilton Summerfest Parade in June, the Milwaukee City of Festivals Parade on June 22, the Minneapolis Aquatennial Torchlight Parade on July 24, 1985. Koren Bonlander (trumpet), Maggie Suttner (clarinet), and Jodi Kopf (flute) attended summer music camp at UW-Green Bay. Carie Brickl received a Band-Booster scholarship for private instruction at Lawrence University. The 1984 85Gold Band members include: Oboe: Kevin Lozada, and Dan Streng. Flute: Karen Hertel, Beth Keuler, Lynn Pendl, Jodi Kept, Rory Wittmus. Jill Cervenka, Tricta Bosshardt, Kns Biese. Gail Nelson, Nadine Steege, Tanya Dernier, Tammie Boehnlein, Sherri Broeckheimer, Jenny Bankenbusch, Kris Bloomer; Bassoon: Judy Kopf, and Gary Kress; Clarinet: Maggie Suttner, Sherry Karls, Terri Bangart, Pam Vogt, Lori Rieder, Kelly Schwobe. Kris Schumacher, Lynn Schemmer, Kristi Wagner. Sara Graney, Julie Keuler. Nicole DeMaster, Kan Knoespel, Stephanie Wittaker, Audrey Ylaqen; Alto Bass Clarinet: Chris Hoik r Brenda Demi, Julie Dietz, Paula Meyer, Pam Martens, Debbie Fessing, Tina Enneper; Alto Tenor Bari Sax: Jeanne H.iwig. Bonnie Propson, Lauri Vanne, Robyn Wittmus. Kevin Mueller. Chris Bailey, Bill Bangart. and Robbi Daun; French Horn: Dean Hemauer, Tracy Keuler, Carla Biese. Debbie Schumacher, Kari Muenster, Sara Keuler, Kim Youngsteadt, Amy Hephner; Trumpet: Jim Keuler, Stacy Peik, Carrie Heller. Ruth Hephner, Nicole Fitzpatrick, Mike Stenson, Mary Parsons. Scott Schneider. Sheila Hemauer, Tom Bowe, Keren Bonlander. Jenny Schatf. Kim Pauly, Corey Brickl, Bobbi Bangart, John Heiberger, Lori Biese, Tom Bailey, Brian Bancroit, Michelle Beil. Nancy Engler, Dan Hackbarth, Phil Stenz, Keith Schmitz, Troy Neuber, Becky Vanne; Trombone: Carie Brickl. Paul Bangart. Bob Hackbarth. and Jim Schneider; Baritone Horn: A1 Zarnoth. Gerry Wozniak. Kurt Knoespel. Paul Zarnoth. Dan Schierl. Chns Mullenbach. Steve Boehnlein; Tuba: Brian Engler, Paul Hertel, Dean Criter, and Dan St.jdtmueller. Percussion: Lisa Martin. Jane Nadler, Brenda Hernandez, Guy Ploecklmann, David Hart. Steve Schuknecht, Dean Gebhart, Rob Garfield, Kevin Schmitz, Chad Pingel, and Joe Hawig. The percussion section hamming it up' One minute until show time ( HS Band marching to the beat! Maggie Suttner presents Mrs. Skarda with band Nervous?1 Another fine performance! There were twenty-two members in the Girls Choir this year. Sue Bartel was president and Tina Lisowe was secretary. They performed at the Winter Concert, the Pops Concert, the Honors Choir at New Holstein, the Solo Ensemble at Kewaskum, and at the Large Group Festival. P-1: The Chilton High Girls Choir practices as Miss Reich leads them on the piano. P-2: The Girls Choir at the 1984 Christmas Concert. P-3: Carol Stenson and Cindy Schneider rehearse their music. Group consists of: Sue Bartel (president), Michelle Beil, Sandy Boll. Nicole DeMaster, Julie Dietz, Sheila Fesing, Jeanne Geise, Tracy Heinrich, Tammy Hoerth, Sandy Juckum, Terri Kiersten. Sue Liebau. Tina Lisowe (secretary). Kan Jo McAuly, Linda Meier, Cindy Schneider. Allison Seckel. Julie Seipel. Carol Stenson, Michelle Trettin, Darlene VanDeraa, Tammy VanDeraa 42 CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir had 47 members. The president was Lisa Propson and the secretary was Wendy Dorn. The choir performed at the Winter Concert on December 9, at the Pops Concert on May 19, at the Honors Choir at New Holstein on January 12, at the Solo Ensemble at Kewaskum on February 23, and at the Large Group Festival. This was Wendy Dorn's third year at summer music camp in Madison. Holly Heimann attended an Honors Choir Camp at Caroll College in Waukesha. Holly was chosen through audition to sing in the State Honors Choir. One hundred of the top voices throughout the state are chosen to be in this choir. The choir sings under a nationally known master conductor and performs for the state music convention. This performance was held in Madison along with the Honors Band and Honors Orchestra on October 28. Being selected a State Honors Choir member is the highest honor given to a high school music student. Group: Left: Sue Kiersten, Shelly Habermann, Lon Schmidt, Candy Cullen, Vernon Last, Jesse Cullen. Tom Biese, Paul Miller, Kevin Schmidt. Becky Blair, Terry Hoerth, Connie Biese, Denise Dietz, Julie Luchterhand, Judy Kopf, Todd Woelfel, Jim Hostettler. Peggy Leary. Lisa Propson. Debbie Propson. Kathy Wagner. Kris Mallmann, Maria Schneider, Tammy Cullen. Todd Ludwig, Mark Miller, Rob Schmidlkofer. Carol Stenson, Jill Cervenka, Amy Kartheiser. Connie Schaff, Wendy Dorn, Lisa Zastrow. Holly Heimann. Debbie Greuel, Brad Oney, Todd Schneider, Paul Zastrow, Sharon Karls. Laurie Vanne, Paula Steffes. Chris Propson. (not pictured are Chris Bailey Dawn Ammerman) P-1: Tenor section listens to their opening note; P-2: Alto. Lisa Propson, strives for perfection: P-3: Lisa Zastrow. Wendy Dorn, Holly Heimann, Maria Schneider concentrate on another new piece of music; P-4: 1984 Christmas Concert NEW YORK D.C. TOUR Concert Choir went on a long awaited tour to Washington D.C. and New York. The choir which consisted of fifty-two members spent the better part of the school year fund raising to finance the jor points of interest were the Arlington Cemetery, Lincoln Memorial, School of Juliard, Statue of Liberty, and many houses of the stars . trip. The choir which is directed by Miss Nancy Reich, performed four major concerts. These concerts were in New York at Yankee Stadium, in New Jersey, in Pittsburg, and in Maryland. The choir also did some sight-seeing. Some ma- P 1: I Love New York was what choir members were saying. P-2: Carol Kolbe and Julie Wagner alter a long night and an early morning. P-3: Concert Choir members sang at the Brewers game, a! Yankee Stadium, in New York. 44 P-1: Concert Choir singing in the National Cathedral P-2: Concert Choir on a tour of New York P-3: Capital of United States, Washington D.C. P-4: The bus ride was half the fun'!! Back row - Lisa Zastrow, Laurie Hoerth. Cheryl Bub, Brian Blatz. Front row • Julie Wagner. Carol Kolbe, Dean He-rnauer and Wendy Dorn. 45 CLASS TIME P-1: Parents waiting to see their child's teacher during parent teacher conferences. P-2: Juniors, Chris Bailey. Robin Van Grinsven, and Sara Kossman hard at work. P-3: Chilton High School band and color guard during performance at Packer game. P-4: Kevin Scherer and Bernie Propson. P-5: Bob Oney doing what he does best. P-6: -Smile! P-7: Band marching down Madison Street. P-8: Mrs. Hedrich helps Scott Riemer locate the answer to a reading quiz question. P-9: Mark Van Frachen getting his homework done. 46 P-1: Spanish Class: Greg Garton. Chris Schumacher, Tammy Cullen, and Senor Calderone. P-2: Band practices lor a parade. P-3: Sophomores goofing off as usual. P-4: The band watching the first half of the Packer-Colt football game. P-5: Ms. Gillig's English class. P-6: Nicole DeMaster practices during dress rehearsal. P-7: Sandy Bruckner. Lisa Schneider, and Dawn Knapp with the stuffed animal projects. 48 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT The student council is a 32 member group that coordinates Homecoming, plans and carries out Christmas Tea, and administers school elections in spring. President Maggie Suttner, Vice-President Lori Sell, and Secretary-Treasurer Nicole Fitzpatrick were the officers this year. SENIORS: Front: Ruth Hephner, Maggie Suttner, Nicole Fitzpatrick, Barb Nett, Stacy Peik, Karen Hertel, Mary Parsons, Lori Sell JUNIORS: Front: Sheila Hemauer, Kurt Zacharias, Mary Schneider, Robin Van Grinsven, Tina Tyson, Candy Cullen; missing is Missy Halbach, Tracy Stroobants P-l: Senior members P-2: Student council president. Maggie Suttner, takes control during a meeting. P-3: Council members discuss a topic betore taking a final vote. P-4: Junior members 50 COUNCIL SOPHOMORES: Front: Gail Nelson, Karri Weninger, Kelly Schmitz, Doreen Zahn, Paul Hertel, Kris Schumacher, Brenda Steiner, Tricia Bosshardt FRESHMEN: Front: Kari Muenster, Kari Knoespel, Sue Liebau, Amy Hephner, Michelle Beil, Sara Graney, Keith Schmitz, Bob Broeckel PI: Sophomore members P-2: Steve Woellel and Robert Schneider take part in Ih'.- Christmas Tea. P-3: Connie Boehnlem. Sherry Karls, and Karen Neuber toast to their last Christmas Tea. P-4: Freshman members SI AROUND THE WORLD WE GO The Chilton High AFS club's primary goal is to foster interest and understanding of all peoples of the world. Foreign students who attend Chilton High School and Chilton students who visit foreign countries receive partial financial assistance through the fund raising activities of both the student and adult chapters. Every year there is either an AFS week or weekend in which Chilton students host other AFS students attending schools in the Milwaukee area. The motto of the AFS organization is: Walk Together Talk Together O ye nations of the Earth Then, and only then, shall there be peace — Sanskirt P-1: Diane Schommer with her Greek sisters. P-2:AFS club members: Front left: Debbie Propson, Kris Schumacher. Connie Schalt, Bas Schiphorst, Brian Blatz, Brenda Hernandez. Paul Zastrow, Mr. Schuknecht (Advisor), Jodi Kopf. Mary Parsons, Becky Blair, Carol Piiel, Tammy Cullen, Jenny Schalt, Kelly Schwobe, Steve Schuknecht. Jill Cervenka. Denise Dietz, Julie Keuler, Kris Bittner, Greg Garton; missing from photo are Diane Schommer. Missy Halback P-3: Mary Parsons with her Indonesian family 52 - P-1: Jodi Kopf, host sister of Brenda Hernandez from Honduras and Bas Schiphorst from Holland with host brother. Brian BJatz P-2: Brenda Hernandez and Bas Schiphorst P-3: Chilton AFS president. Bemie Vogt and vice-president. Greg Gallon, talk with AFS returnees Mary Parsons, Julie Moehn. and Diane Schommer, about their summer trips abroad during the annual welcome and potluck supper. P-4: Karri Weninger and Mr. Skarda during an interview. One must go through many interviews before being accepted to go abroad. P-5: Diane Schommer (to Greece). Mary Parsons (to Indonesia), and Sarah Engler (to Columbia) 53 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society makes themselves available to service various school activities. Next year NHS members will spend at least 15 class hours per school year in tutoring other students. Lett: Lisa Propson, Tracy Stroobants, Mary Schneider, Nicole Fitzpatrick, Lynn Propson, Kurt Zacharias, Gerald Karls, A1 Zarnoth, Mr. Zagrodnick, advisor Missing: Todd Eisner, Pam Woelfel, Scott Bruckner. MIND OLYMPICS Members: Advisor, Mrs. Poppy. Paul Hertel. Mark Van Frachen. Aaron Abendroth, Greg Garton, Kari lo McAuly, Bob Greuel. Glenn Hephner. Chris Streng Chilton's Mind Olympics teams are practicing solving problems creatively. District competition on March 30 was the first inter-school competition. Mind Olympics is designed to encourage and reward creativity and originality. POM On August 5 the pom pon squad competed with 45 other squads at the Wisconsin State Fair. On December 1 they travelled to Kaukauna to a Badgerette Clinic. The captain of this year's squad was Kim Brantmeier and Lori Sell was co-captain. PON Squad members were in the dunk tank on Sunday and Monday at the Calumet County Fair. It was very cold and I'm proud of them for doing this, said Mrs. Pagel, the advisor. Those who participated in the dunk tank were Wendy Neuber, Kim Brantmeier, Mary Weber, Karla Engler, Lori Sell, Amy Redig, lulie Depies, Pam Woelfel, Pam Vogt, Carrie Heller, Barb Nett, Kari Muenster. GIRLS P-1: Squad practicing in cafeteria P-2: CHS and NHHS pom pon girls can't hold back as they perform for the audience at a Chilton-New Holstein basketball game P-3: Team: Row 1, Left: Julie Depies, Carie Brickl, Mary Weber, Carrie Heller, Row 2: Barb Nett, Sara Marks, Tracy Keuler, Lori Sell, Kim Brantmeier, Wendy Neuber, Row 3: Amy Redig, Pam Woelfel, Pam Vogt, Lynn Pendl, Kari Muenster, Karla Engler, Denise Dietz 56 TO Barb Nett concentrating on her steps to make the routine look good. STATE 57 Practice makes perfect! Lefl: Candy Cullen Tina Tyson doing pep songs during an assembly JV Football: Top: Capt. Linda Meier. Carol Stenson (MASCOT), Julie Dietz, Tina Enneper, Tina Lisowe Football cheerleaders at practice, discussing pep assembly. Capt. Candy Cullen leading the students during the snake dance at Homecoming pep assembly. Varsity Football Cheerleaders:(photo not available) Carol Ptiel, Shelly Moschel, Candy Cullen. Kelly Schmitz, Tina Tyson WE RE LOYAL TO YOU, CHILTON HIGH The cheerleaders attended a clinic in Green Bay on November 3rd. They sponsor a carnation sale in February. They participate in Parent's Night for all sports and they participate at all pep assemblies. Cheerleaders raised enough money last year to buy the varsity football cheerleaders rain jackets. The football cheerleaders take alot of time to do the Homecoming pep assembly and they put footballs out on the lawns of the football players. They also decorate the office. The varsity football cheerleaders also give cookies to the football players on Parent's Night. The varsity basketball, wrestling, and junior varsity cheerleaders sold candy bars as a fund raiser for about two weeks. The varsity basketball cheerleaders got new uniforms. 58 WE RE GOLD AND WE RE BLUE, CHILTON HIGH Varsity Basketball: Top: Capt. Julie Wagner, Carol Kolbe. Candy Cullen. Shelly Moschel, Carol Pfiel. Lisa Zastrow, Cindy Pethan JV Basketball: Back to front: Lisa Heinrich, Capt. Debbie Propson, Amy Kartheiser, Connie Schatf, and Judy Sell. Cindy Pethan psyching up for the game. Varsity Wrestling: Top: Capt. Kelly Schmitz, Sharon Karls, Debbie Schumacher. Julie Luchterhand, Ann Broker. Becky Blair Our advisor, Ms. Gillig, helping us out. Thank you!! Candy Cullen. Carol Pfiel, and in the Top: Shelly Moschel and Carol Pfiel back Carol Kolbe doing school song at practicing a mount before a game, a pep assembly. 59 ■ HILLCREST STAFF GOES WHERE THE ACTION IS The Hillcrest staff met in their newly built Hillcrest room , complete with assignment board and message board. Editor, Judy Kopf, attended a workshop in Eau Claire for a week. The staff attended a spring conference in Oshkosh. IT HILLCREST STAFF Ms. Hasselquist. Advisor Judy Kopi, Editor Carrie Brick I Jim Cullen Wendy Dorn Tracy Keuler Lisa Propeon Jill Schteel Todd Schneider Debbie Schumacher Jim Skyberg Pam Woettel Paul Zarnoth Gale Ploeckelinann Rob Schmidlkofer Brenda Demi Tammy Cullen Robby Daun. Photographer Ms. Hasselquist spoke on layout design to those attending a fall workshop- tor yearbook and school newspaper staffs. Those attending from Chilton were Brenda Demi. Tern Bangart, Judy Kopf. Gale Ploecklmann. Lisa Propson. Rob Schmidl-kofer. and Jeanne Hawig. 60 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club's membership in-' teased to 15 members this year. Mrs. Pfiel-Woelfel. the advisor, assists the library aides whenever they run into problems while doing their tasks. Some of their duties are to shelve and file materials, put up bulletin boards, help others to find what they need, work on the computer, put out new newspapers and magazines, etc. Members earn either a C or C credit by working in the library during their study hall. P I: Cindy S'hneider. Linda Meier. Belly Stk lca, Sandy Jwkem, Tammy Ho«r1h, Tracy Heinrich Chris Casper. Lisa Schneider. Mrs. l iwI-Woelfel. Allison S .:kel, Cathy Geiger, Mindy Hdibach. and Rob Nies. I ' A: Linda Meier shelving books, P 3: t 'indy Schneider shelving book--. I-M: Tammy Hoerlh shelving books. P ! : Lisa Schneider putting out new newspa- I '■ib. I' r : Rob Nies puts up new bulletin hoard. MEDIA CLUB This is the fourth year the media club has been operating. Over the years, it has increased in quality, equipment, and people. This year the club has 20 members. The students receive a V2 credit a year for their work with filming, editing and airing school sports and band and choral concerts. The club also tapes educational television shows for the high school and the elementary school and they keep Channel 23 up to date. P-1: Left and up: Shelly Moschel, Dan Siebert, Dan Streng, Dan Schuknecht, Jim Skyberg, Chris Mullenbach, Ben Schoen-bom. Dan Schierl, Scott Bruckner, Steve Schelfhout. Kevin Lazada. P-2: Chris Mullenbach making the grade. P-3: Ben Schoenbom and Jim Skyberg takin' it easy. P-4: Dave Smiley'' Mueller hard at work. MEMBERS: Dave Mueller, Jim Heus, Paul Hertel, Stacey Hei-merl, Dave Hart, Scott Bruckner, Shelly Moschel, Dan Siebert, Dan Streng, Dan Schuknecht, Jim Skyberg, Chris Mullenbach, Ben Schoenbom, Dan Schierl. Scott Bruckner, Steve Schelfhout, Kevin Lazada, Tom Bailey, Mike Nugent, Todd Schneider; Advisor, Mr. H. Gillig 62 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is for students in grades 9-12. Anyone can join. They don't have to be in Spanish class. The Spanish club has many activities. In the summer of 1985, some of the members are going to Mexico. There is an annual trip to the Milwaukee Folk Fair. In the winter, we meet at Xavier High School tor another folk fair, and meet with students from other clubs. A taco dinner is planned for funding our trip to Mexico. We celebrate many cultural holidays and we make pinatas at Christmas. If you would like to have a fun time and learn, the Spanish Club is for you! Pictured above are Jim Skyberg, A1 Zamoth, Greg Garton, and Paul Hertel 63 YEARBOOK STAFF GOES TO DE PERE TO LEARN ABOUT, SEE, AND USE OTHER CREATIVE IDEAS mtki V On September 20, the yearbook staff traveled to DePere for a conference sponsored by Jostens. Mr. Bosshardt and Mr. Voskquil talked with the yearbook photographers about cameras and taking photos. Gail Ploecklrnann, Patty Matthies, Shelly Moschel, Carol Pfiel, and Mi's. Pfiel-Woelfel took a photography class offered by Moraine Park. It lasted five weeks and was held at New Holstein High School. On October 25, the Calumet County Press Association sponsored a workshop at Chilton High School from 9:30-12:00 for area yearbook and school newspaper staffs, P-1: Carla Biese in DePere. P-2: Layout staff P-3 Photographers if � VI1U ft o ft YEARBOOK ROOM IN THE LIBRARY IS MORE CONVENIENT FOR STAFF TO WORK DURING STUDY HALLS STAFF: Mrs. Pfiel-Woelfel, advisor, Julie Wagner, editor, Gale Ploecklmann, photography editor, Terri Bangart, Carla Biese, Connie Boehnlein, Tammie Boehnlein, Candy Cullen, Brenda Demi, Nicole Fitzpatrick, Rochelle Haberman, Jeanne Hawig, Laurie Hoerth, Michele Kalota, Sherry Karls, Chris Klaeser, Carol Kolbe, Jill Korb, Bridget Mand, Sara Marks, Patty Matthies, Shelly Moschel, Bob Oney, Mary Parsons, Carol Pfiel, Debbie Propson, Russ Seider, Lori Sell, Jim Skyberg, Tracy Stroobants, Debbie Sturtz, Maggie Suttner, Robin Van Grinsven, Karri Weninger, Gail Zastrow, Kelly Schmitz, Wendy Dorn P-1: Tracy and Candy at DePere P-2: Copy stafi CHILTON WJDA 1984-85 Nineteen members hosted the 1984 state convention and dairy show at Chilton. We placed third in the forage contest. Doug Lemke placed tenth in the individual dairy show and first place in butter fat and milk production. Gary Schwobe and Bob Meuer were the first place demonstration team on the district level. 66 P-1: Jeff Beyer receiving his classification score while showing at the State WJDA Dairy Show. P-2: Doug Lemke, WJDA president, competing in the State WJDA Dairy Show. Received 10th place. P-3: Jeff Beyer was seated in one of the top five places in the state dairy show for awhile. P-4: Three members of the Chilton High School forage management contest team display the third place trophy which they won in the Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association competition. Pictured are Ron Habermann, Tom Biese, and Eric Pagel. Rick Karls also took part in the contest. CHILTON FFA 1984-85 F-1: Bob Meuer, Bob Schneider, Terry Lisowe were delegates to the State FFA Convention. P-2: Ron Habermann, State FFA Ofticer • Representing Section 9. P-3: Doug Lemke and Paul Bittner, delegates the Washington Leadership Conference being welcomed by National Vice-President Rhonda Schuller. Held in Washington. D.C. P-4: 1984 Awards Trip Members (Mt. Rushmore): Mark Bittner. David Kiesner. Greg Seipel, David Brandenburg. Paul Bittner, Gerald Meyer Jr., Gerald Meyer Sr.. Rick Karls. P-5: Officers elected by the Chilton High School Future Farmers of America chapter: Doug Lemke. president; Tom Biese, reporter; Terry Lisowe. vice-president; Paul Bittner, secretary; Randy Knaus, BOAC representative; Len Meyeis, treasurer; Kevin Schmidt, safety chairman; Jeff Beyer, historian; Robert Schneider, sentinel. FFA Members: Bill Bankenbusch, Jeff Beyer, Kevin Beil. A1 Biese, Robert Biese, Ron Biese. Tom Biese, Mark Bittner, Paul Bittner. David Brandenburg. Mark Brandenburg, Al Brown, Sue Buechel, Bob Cullen. Jesse Cullen. Gerald Ditter, Don Ecker, Gerald Geise, Dan Goeser. DanGruett. Ron Haberman, Dan Halbach, Bonnie Hansen, Robin Hansen, Ron Hauser, Stacey Heimerl, Richard Hertel, Larry Juckem, Ron Juckem, Rick Karls, David Kiesner, Randy Knaus, John Kurscheidt, Doug Lemke, Mark Lemke, Terry Lisowe, Brian Loose. Robert Meuer, Gerald Meyer. Len Meyers, Wayne Meyers, Jolene Portmann, Todd Propson, Scott Riemer, Kevin Schmidt, Robert Schneider. Dale Schoenung, Gary Schwobe. Greg Seipel, Mark Steffes, Mike Sticka, Dan Stroobants. Ken Thiel. Tab Van Grinsven. Darren Woelfel New Members: Randy Giesen. Ron See, Tim Hephner, Bob Krupp, Byran Boll, Vicki Lisowe, Bernie Propson, Bob Koehler, Sherri Breckheimer, Robert Horst, Cathy Geiger, Tammy Ludwig, Terry Ludwig, Dean Gebhart, Bob Broeckel, Larry Ecker, Doug Depies, Kevin Meyers, Paui Nickel, Jeff Peters, Duane See, Allen Lefeber, Jay Juckem, E eb Fesing, Jill Koehler, Rick Riemer, Chris Hephner, Steve Meyer, Vicky Bangart, Cheryl Beil, Connie Biese. Sharon Karls, Gordon Olsen, Bob Biese SPORTS BOYS TRACK KEEPS PACE The 1984 boys track team showed enthusiasm and sportsmanship. There were three freshmen and seven sophomores who lettered. Seniors that contributed to the team effort were Roman Daun, Jeff Goeldi, Keith Oakley, and Bob Schlaefer. The most valuable performer and leading point winner was Dan Wer-beckes who was also a state participant in discus. TEAM Bob Schlaefer, Nick Geiser, Bob Woelfel, Jeff Hemauer, Kurt Knoe-spel, Guy Ploeckelmann, Mike Roberts, Mark Bloomer, Chris Wettstein, Bryan Boll, Jodi Kopf, Keith Oakley, Dan Werbeckes, Jeff Goeldi, Dean Hemauer, Kurt Zacharias, Scott Pethan, Tony Vickmann, Aaron Abendroth 70 GIRL’S TRACK The girl's track team had a difficult and trying season. They had both their share of pleasant surprises and frustrating disappointments, but the individuals on the team enjoyed their experiences and learned more about themselves. They displayed self-discipline and courage. TEAM Doreen Zahn Robin VanGrinsven Kelly Knoespel Beth Keuler lulie Luchterhand Kelly Schmitz Tricia Bosshardt Lori Rieder Lisa Woelfel Kris Bloomer Ann Forstner (Coach) Tracy Keuler Carie Bnckle Kerry Owens (Missing Irom group photo) 71 A t- JV BASKETBALL The JV basketball team showed alot of promise. Aggressive defense by Bill Suttner, Scott Pethan, and Perry Everix was encouraging. Mark Eisner, Scott Brantmeier, and Guy Ploeckelmann provided most of the scoring. Too many turnovers and poor shooting were weaknesses that need work. ''Ballhandling and shooting are offensive skills that need improvement,” said Coach Martin. Showing improvement as the season progressed were Dean Criter, Aaron Abendroth, Greg Garton, Ken Meyer, Brian Engler, and Steve Schelfhout. There are a number of boys who can have an impact on the varsity next year, but in order for that to happen, improvements must be made, said Martin. P-1 Team:Guy Ploecklmann. Brian Engler, Perry Everix, Jamie Oakley. Bill Suttner, Steve Schelfout, Coach Martin, Dean Criter, Scott Pethan. Ken Meyer, Scott Brantmeier, Greg Garton. Aaron Abendroth. Mark Eisner P-2: Ken Meyer practices his right-handed layup in warm ups while Perry Everix gets the rebound: P-3: Scott Brantmeier dribbles in for a left-handed layup in warm-ups before a game with Kiel; P-4: Ken Meyer and Steve Schelfout walk off the court after losing to Hilbert, 72 Freshman Basketball Team: Coach Pla-mann. Paul Nickel. Rick Riemer, Bob Broeckel. Phil Stenz, Tim Steffes, Kevin Pethan. Gary Mertz, Bnan Bancroft. Doug Depies, Tom Bailey. Robbie Garfield. Brad Ludwig. Troy Neuber VARSITY £ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Chilton varsity basketball team continued its winning ways with its second consecutive winning season during the 1984-85 school year. The Tigers' offensive average was down slightly from the previous season, but improved defense helped to bring success. The season-long leaders in offense and defense were Todd Eisner and Steve Meyer. Eisner also became the first Chilton player to score over 1,000 points in his career. P-l: Team: Standing: Nick Geiser (Manager), Dean He-mauer, Steve Woelfel, Scott Bruckner, Todd Eisner, Harvey Hephner, Steve Meyer, Jim Ronk. Coach Eisner; Kneeling: Kurt Zacharias, Bob Woelfel, Rick Mueller, Wayne Brandt. Jeff Hemauer, Bill Bargholtz. P-2: The Tigers in a victorious game against the Brillion Lions. P-3: An “ordinary practice” for the Tigers 73 BOYS TENNIS The 1983-84 Tiger tennis squad ended up with a 4-6 record. Voted most valuable player by his teammates was Mike Sturm, who played no. 1 singles throughout the year. The most improved player award went to Paul Hertel. The finest showing of the year came when two freshmen, Dean Criter and Greg Garton, won second place medals in the tough doubles competition. Other players who helped out the team throughout the year were Kevin Schmahl, Mike Barany, Todd Criter, Patrick Dupont, Ben Schoenborn, Jim Heus, and Brian Engler. Lisa Martin again did a fine job as the team manager. TEAM PHOTO: Kevin Schmahl, Todd Criter, Mike Barany, Mike Sturm, Ben Schoenborn, Gary Ludwig (Coach), Jim Heus, Paul Hertel, Lisa Martin, (manager), Dean Criter, Brian Engler 74 GIRL’S TENNIS P-1: Lisa Martin relaxes. P-2: Lisa Marlin returns ball. P-3: Paula Stefles getting ready to serve. P-4: Donna Karls — It’s cold out here.” P-5: Tennis team. P-6: Julie Wagner in action. The 1984 girl's tennis team had a good year, though their record, 1-9, didn't show it. Many games were lost due to forfeits, because of the lack of girls out for the team. Senior, Julie Wagner, was rated number one in singles, with junior, Paula Steffes, senior, Lisa Martin, and freshman, Lynn Schemmer, rated numbers two, three, and four respectively. Seniors, Donna Karls and Carol Kolbe led the team in doubles, while junior, Pam Martens and freshman, Tina Nennig were rated as number two. Coach Carol Kolbe stated, “Some of these girls have been out for the team since they were freshmen, and it was nice of them to end their senior year with some wins. TEAM: Paula Stefles Julie Wagner Donna Karls Carol Kolb Lisa Martin Pam Martens Tina Nennig Lynn Schemmer GOLF SEASON ings. The Tigers won their first golf trophy ever by winning the W.I.A.A. Regional Tournament. They set a school record of 325 for the 18 hole contest. Karl Zacharias set an individual 18 hole school record of 73 at the tournament. Co-captains of the golfers were Grant Mortimer and Karl Zacharias, who was also team medalist for the third straight year, finishing the season with a 41 average. Other lettermen were Todd Rieder, Dave Sell, Wayne Brandt, and Bill Suttner, who was also the runner up medalist. The junior varsity’s record was 12-4-2. The Tiger golfers of 1984 were Kevin Beil, Scott Brantmeier, Perry Everix, and Bob Hackbarth. TEAM: Perry Everix. Bob Hackbarth. Kevin Beil. Scott Brantmeirer, Row 2: Grant Mortimer, Karl Zacharias, Dave Sell. Bill Suttner. Row 3: Todd Rieder. Wayne Brandt, Mr. Drone Our golf season of 1984 was the finest season we've had in my tenure as golf coach,” stated Coach Drone. The overall record was 24-4-2. The team finished in a second place tie at the conference tournament and in the stand- P-1 Steve Woelfel ducked a high and inside pitch in the bottom of the second inning at Monday's Chilton boy’s baseball game against Sheboygan Falls. P-2 Ben Schoenbom pitches for the Tigers. P-3 Kurt Zacharias pitches while Scott Schneider looks on. P-4 The team watches faithfully. BASEBALL The 1984 baseball team finished out the season by losing a total of nine games by more than ten points. The team missed going to state (West Bend for the baseball Quarter Semi and Championship Final) by one game. Hitting improved at the end of the season with the Tigers getting 57 hits in their last six games enabling them to get so far in the tournament. Nice try guys! P-5 Back row (1-r) are coach Mike Martin, Scott Schneider, Wayne Brandt. Dave Pethan, Karl Zacharias, Ben Schoenbom, A1 Zamoth, and Doug Dedering. In front (1-r) are Kurt Zacharias, Steve Woelfel, Dean Criter. Jim Ronk, Todd Eisner. Steve Meyer. Jim Skyberg, and Greg Garton. P-6 Coach Martin gives his advice to Kurt Zacharias. P-7 Wayne Brandt awaits the pitch. P-8 Tigers rejoice after a victory. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Tigers finished out the season with two wins, seven losses overall. The team had an excellent defense this year, but seemed to be struggling on the offensive side. Tim Hephner finished second overall in the conference with the most yards per carry on an average. Highlighting the football season was an exciting 12-6 victory over arch rival New Holstein on Homecoming night. P-1 Team: Left: Bryon Groeschl, lim Ronk, Harvey Hephner, Todd Eisner, Jeff Hemauer, Terry Owens, Dan Gerner, Paul Miller. Kurt Zacharias, Dean Hemauer. Mark Maurer, Brad Thiel, Dave Pethan, Tim Hephner, Wayne Meyers, Jason Anhalt, Steve Woelfel, Jim Cullen. Jim Skyberg, Coach Sager P-2: All work and no play: P-3: The Tigers tuning up their offense J 78 FOOTBALL JV Team: Left: Scott Brantmeier. Greg Garton, Troy Du-chow. Wayne Meyers. Jason Anhalt, Aaron Abendroth. Guy Ploeckelmann, Paul Miller. Dean Criter, Ken Theil, Bnan Schmitz, Nick Geiser. Brian Engler (Manager), Assistant Coach Kolarik, Perry Evenx, Todd Hemauer. Luke Moxon. Pat Geiser, Jim Ronk, Coach Stuebbe P-3: Chilton's freshman back Terrance Woelfel (31) made a big gain on a 4th down play to set up the only score of the day in a game with Plymouth; P-3: A pair of Kiel tacklers put the wraps on Chilton junior varsity running back Jason Anhalt Freshman Team: Left: Troy Neuber, Alan Lefeber. Mike Zorn. Doug Depies, Phil Stenz, Robbie Garfield (Manager), Stewart Anhalt, Randy Lefeber. Tony Kobriger, Dan Stadtmueller. Terrance Woelfel. Brian Carlson. Ricky Krause, Jim Schneider. Mark Miller. Paul Nickel, Bnan Bancroft, Mark Eisner, Keith Schmitz, Bob Hoffman, Jim Barany, Robert Horst, Tim Roberts, Jamie Christopherson, Coach Vercauteren, Kevin Meyers, Tim Steffes. Kevin Pethan, Dave Leitner, Duane See, Bob Broeckel, Steve Boehnlein. Tom Bailey, Rick Riemer, Coach Gasch 79 Team: Front: Betty Sticka, Kari Knoe-spel. Coach Ripp. Robyn Wittmus, Rory Wittmus, Renee Scherer, Mindy Halbach, Kelly Schwobe, Dawn Am-merman The team did a very good job considering the size of the team; we hardly had enough players for a team. Each girl worked very hard and tried to get other girls to go out for the team. Coach Ripp and Varsity Coach Stuebbe worked very hard to make each girl a good basketball player. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL P-2: Betty Sticka wins the jumpball at the start ol the game. P-3: Coach Stuebbe and Kan Knoespel observe the game. 80 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL P I: Team: Bottom left: Sheila Hemauer. Lynn Propson, Robin Van Grinsven, Lisa Woellel, Lori Rieder. Wendy Steinfest, Coach Stuebbe P-2: Everyone reach lor the ball. 20, Lynn Propson, 52, Wendy Stein fest, 40, Robin Van Gnnsven P-3: Wendy Steinfest fights for the ball and Robin Van Grinsven is there to help P-4: Sheila Hemauer draws a foul going to the basket for a layup P-5: Robin Van Grinsven prepared to take a shot P-6: Coach Stuebbe used a chalkboard to get some points across to the team during the game against Kewaskum The girls varsity basketball team, playing with no senior participants had to struggle all season long against older, more experienced teams. The experience (actor was too much to overcome as the Tigers could muster wins only against Kiel and Stockbridge. The bright aspect of the season for the girls was the continued learning and development of all six members of the squad. Lisa Woelfel and Lori Rieder both developed confidence in their offensive skills, Robin Van Grinsven and Wendy Steinfest became strong rebounders and Robin also led the team in scoring. The scoring chores were shared by Lynn Propson who showed confidence and intelligence in finishing as the Tigers second leading scorer. Maybe the most significant development for the team was the maturing of Sheila Hemauer as the team's point guard and defensive leader. 81 GIRLS SWIM TEAM DOVE” INTO THE 1984 SEASON I 82 The '84 season was quite an eventful season for the girls swim team. There were only eight girls out for the team this year. Even though we didn’t win any meets. we did very well. Four team records were broken. The 200 yd. medley relay record was broken by Kari Muenster. Tricia Bosshardt. Kris Bloomer, and Kim Youngsteadt. Kris Bloomer made records in the 50 yd. freestyle and the 500 yd. free, backstroke. P-l: Kim Youngsteadt looks at her coach for instructions. P-2: Sitting: Kris Schumacher. Tricia Bosshardt. Sara Keuler. Nancy Engler. Kim Youngsteadt. In water: Jenny Schaff. Kris Bloomer. Kari Muenster (not shown) P-3: Tricia Bosshardt: P-4: Sara I k i P-1: Rick Fritschka positions himself on the diving board for a perfect dive. P-2: Team: Top left: Steve Schuknecht, Tony Vickman, Mike Roberts, Dan Schuknecht, Coach Youngsteadt, Brian Blatz, Brian Diedrich, Marcus Klaeser, Bas Schiphorst, Chris Klaeser, Jim Barany, Mike Forstner is missing P-3: Brian Blatz and Dan Schuknecht get a little advice from Coach Youngsteadt 83 The girls varsity volleyball team completed its season with a one win, thirteen loss record. Co-captains of the team were Carrie Heller and Lisa Propson, whose effort and enthusiasm was a definite plus to the team. Lori Rieder, Cheryl Beil, Robin Van Grinsven, and Sheila He-mauer were the top hitters. Lynn Propson worked hard being a setter, and could be counted on in crucial situations. The highlights of the year were the matches with second place Plymouth which proved to everyone that Chilton could play good volleyball. Coach Hartman is looking forward to next year when eight letter winners will be returning. These girls should form a solid nucleus for a competitive team next year, stated Coach Hartman. Team: Mr. Hartman, Judy Kopf, Cheryl Beil, Lisa Propson, Robin Van Grinsven, Wendy Steinfest, Maggie Suttner, Stacy Peik, Doreen Zahn, Brenda Steiner, Lori Rieder, Jodi Kopf, Sheila Hemauer, Carrie Heller, Lisa Propson (missing) GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL P-1: Lori Rieder; P-2: Doreen Zahn; P-3: Team; P-4: Robin Van Grinsven P-5: Sheila Hemauer The girls JV volleyball team finished off the season with a record of 1-13. It was certainly a learning experience for both myself and the team. Our record was surely not indicative of the performance of the girls, stated Coach Komassa. The team consisted of six freshmen and ten sophomores. Co-cap-tains wre Ellen Pethan and Debbie Propson. Top servers on the team were Jill Korb, Gail Nelson, and Robyn Wittmus. The highlight of the year was the win against Plymouth. The girls played well and gained confidence in themselves. Many matches were dropped by only two or three points. The girls really worked together as a team and played well. GIRLS JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Bobbi Banqart, Betty Sticka. Kris Mailmann, Ellen Pethan. Ms. Komassa, Rory Wittmus, Stephani Whittaker, Nadine Steege, Debbie Propson, Brenda Demi. Robyn Wittmus. Michelle Beil. Allison Seckel, Gail Nelson, Connie Schaff, Jill Korb Team in a huddle Debbie Propson Gail Nelson Gail Nelson Kris Mailmann 85 JV WRESTLING Team: Left: Coach Neuber. Keith Schmitz. Tim Roberts, Kevin Albe-dyll, Duanne See. Dean Schroeder. Todd Hemauer. Bob Oney The junior varsity squad was unable to win many of their meets due to forfeiting points at weight classes where we had no wrestlers. The squad participated in four tournaments and did quite well at each considering the number of wrestlers they had. 86 Kevin Albedyl! tries to release himself from the grip which Kewas-kum opponent had on him during their 155 pound match. Team: Top left: Coach Kowal, Mark Bloomer, Jim Skyberg, Todd Ludwig-(Manager). Scott Sohrweide, Mark Mauer, Brad Theil, Dianne Schom-mer (Manager), Terry Owens, Jason Anhalt, Dave Pethan, Kevin Schmitz, Robert Horst, Stewart Anhalt, Steve Boehnlein, Alan I efeber Coach Dave Kowal expressed satisfaction with the performance of Chilton's young varsity wrestlers. “These guys never quit on themselves, even when faced by older and stronger opponents. They will be ready for the challenges ahead next year, stated Coach Kowal. Seniors Mark Maurer, Jim Skyberg, and Dave Pethan provided fine leadership to the freshman loaded squad of twenty. Terry Owens compiled a regular season record of 18-0! Conference champions were juniors Terry Owens and Mark Bloomer; seconds went to Mark Maurer and Alan Le-feber. Mark Bloomer tries his hardest to wrestle his way to a pin. VARSITY WRESTLING 87 Al Lefeber got his pin at 4:37 of the match. Bottom: Ben Peterson, a former Olympic champion, explains a move to Mark Mauer while other team members watch. GYMNASTICS The gymnastics team had a good season, although they didn't have much depth. They had three gymnasts from previous years who made most of the scoring. They were Laura Schmitz, Karen Albedyll, and Tricia Bosshardt. They had many freshmen who formed a strong JV Team. The highlight of the season was the annual invitational that the team has hosted for seven years. This year they took the first place trophy. Individual placings were: Tricia Bosshardt — bars — 1st Laura Schmitz — bars —3rd Karen Albedyll — vault — 5th Laura Schmitz — beam — 3rd Karen Albedyll — beam — tie for 5th Laura Schmitz — all around — 6th Tricia Bosshardt — all around — 5th P I: Team: Top: Coach Nortemann, Lynn Schemmer, Tammy Hoerth, Sherie Ludwig. Michelle Beil, Knsti Wagner, manager, Karen Albedyll, Tricia Bosshardt, Nicole DeMaster. Connie SchneiderOV coach), Nadine Steege. Laura Schmitz P-2: Laura Schmitz posing on floor exercise P-3: Returning letter-winners: Tricia Bosshardt. Karen Albedyll. Laura Schmitz P-4: Tricia Bosshardt performing on the beam exercise 88 CROSS- COUNTRY Cross country started up again this year at CHS after taking a three year rest. Cross-country is a sport in which you need essentially two things to be successful. One is that you have to be fast and two, you have to control your breathing (or pace) so that you don't get too tired during the long course. The participants who brought cross-country back to CHS this year were Kevin Albedyll, Brian Blatz, Kurt Knoespel, Scott Pethan, Mike Roberts, Kevin Scherer, Heath Thornber, Jim Thurwachter, Julie Luchterhand and our foreign exchange student Bas Schiphorst. In cross-country you need seven boys for a boys team and seven girls for a girls team. Rochy Gazdziewski, the coach, was glad that enough boys went out for the sport and hopes that next year more girls go out for the team so Chilton can have a girls cross-country team. The Tiger runners didn't finish first in any of the meets this year, but they did well considering the more experienced teams they went up against. The Tigers were mainly led this year by the strong running of Kurt Knoespel, Mike Roberts, Scott Pethan, and Kevin Scherer. P I: Group: ott Pethan. Kurt Knoespel. Brian Blatz. Bas Schiphorst. Roc ky Gazdaewski. Kevin Scherer. Julie Luc hterhand. Mike Roberts. Heath Thornber. Jim Thurwachter. P-2: Mike Roberts; P-3: Heath Thornber; P-4: Kurt Knoespel. 89 SaiXIAIXOY SWEETHEART HOP 84 Tonight I Celebrate My Love”, was the theme of the sophomore's Sweetheart Hop. As the song played softly in the background. Bob Woel-fel and Shelia Hemauer were crowned King and Queen by last year's royal couple, Steve Meyer and Linda Popp. Members of the court included Tracy Keuler escorted by Todd Eisner; Maria Schneider escorted by Jim Ronk; Lynn Schneider escorted by Harvey Hephner; and Pam Martens escorted by Terry Owens. The sophomore class spent many hours preparing and the dance was very successful. P-1: Shelia and Bob; P-2: Court members pose for a picture before going to the dance; P-3: Taking time out to relax; P-4: Linda and Steve crown Shelia and Bob; P-5: The royal couple dance the night away. 91 LOVE BEYOND THE STARS The 1984 prom was definitly a night to remember. With music provided by Top Secret and the theme song Heaven by Bryon Adams playing softly in the background, the junior class added excitement and romance to the evening. At 10:30 the grand march took place. The 1984 court and king and queen, Dan Gemer and Laura Schmitz was announced. With Love Beyond the Stars as • theme, prom was a night remembered by many. 1984 PROM COURT: Therese Groeschl and Tim Hephner Sarah Engler and Wayne Brandt Laurie Hoerth and Dean Hemauer Kerry Owens and Chris Wettstein Maggie Suttner and Kevin Mueller Amy Redig and Lenny Meyers Queen Laura Schmitz and King Dan Gemer Lori Mueller and lason Schneider P I: Court awaits coronation ot kinq and queen: P-2: King Dan Gemer crowns Queen Laura Schmitz: P-3: Prom court caught up in the excitement of the evening; P-4: King and Queen dance the night away. P-1: Top row - Laurie Hoerth. Sarah Engler, Tim Hephner, Therese Groeschl, Kevin Mueller, Maggie Suttner, Kerry Owens, Amy Redig. Bottom row - Dean Hemauer. Wayne Brandt, Queen Laura Schmitz, King Dan Gemer, Chris Wettstem. Lenny Meyers. P-2: Therese Groeschl and Tirp Hephner make their way through the crowd. P-3: Maggie Suttner and Kevin Mueller are all smiles for the camera. P 4: Laurie Hoerth and Dean Hemauer - you ought to be in pictures! P-I Mary Parsons escorted by Bas Sohiphorst. P-2 Lawrence Welle they're not! Try again, gang! P-3 Homecoming court watches the pep assembly from a sale distance. P-4 Kevin Mueller portrays Michael Jackson lor the Senior skit. P-5 Students dressed in western costumes as part of homecoming festivities are front-left-Came Brown. Becky Blaire, Terry Kiersten. Back-left- Michele Kolata, Sherie Ludwig. Terry Hoerth. Shelly Habberman. Kathy Wagner. — 95 P I Wendy Dorn and Laurie Hoerth Toga lor the Tigers. P-2 Mr. Sager and team members watch the game. P-3 The Cheerleaders start the snake dance. P-4 Stacy Peik escorted by Troy Stielvater. P-5 Koren Bonlander and Nick Geiser are in on spirit week. P-6 Karen Hertel escorted by Paul Ban-qart. P-7 Junior skit. r p 0 ? foTi 5SI P I Donna Karls is crowned Homecoming Queen. P-2 Seniors begin snake dance. P-3 Brenda Hernandez escorted by Brian Biat2. P-4 Wayne Brandt is '’Boy George P-5 Dave Pethan (20) tells 34 to stop . P-6 Kim Bon-lander and Vicki Bangart show their toga. P-7 Donna Karls escorted by Ronald See. P-1 Carol Kolb© escorted by Steve Woelfel. P-2 CHS Cheerleaders post Spirit Footballs on varsity players' lawns. P-3 Sophomores portray the 25,000 Dollar Pyramid for their skit. P-4 Sexy freshmen cheerleaders show their legs off during their skit. P 5 Homecoming court during halftime. 98 MURDER AT THE VICARAGE Murder at the Vicarage” kept everyone in suspense. It was a who-done-it” play with everyone keeping an eye on everyone else. You see, Colonel Protheroe was murdered, and everyone had a motive. Miss Marple (Judy Kopf) and Inspector Slack (Patrick Dupont) are responsible for solving the murder. In the end, Lawrence (Mike Sturm) set up Ann (Sarah Engler) to murder the Colonel. The play was successful due to the director, Ms. Gillig, the actors, the actresses, and numerous crew members who worked very hard in putting the whole play together. P I: Miss Marple tells Griselda. the Vicar, and Dennis what she thinks happened. P-2: Miss Marple let's the Vicar in on her suspicions. P-3: Lawrence begins to look guilty. P 4: Ann begins to confess. P-5: Miss Hawes tells the inspector about a noise she heard last night. CAST: JeH Goeldi. Karie Pendl. Paul Hertel, Rose Fuchs. Kathy Wagner, Kathy Totzfce, Judy Kopf, Lisa Martin, Sarah Engler, Mike Sturm, iill Cervenka. Brad Stein, Patrick Dupont, Brad Stein SWEETHEART HOP 83 P-1: 1983 Sweetheart Hop Court.Leh: Steve Meyer. Linda Popp. David Pethan. Carrie Heller. Kim Brantmeier. Brad Thiel. Barb Nett. Pete Propson, Lori Sell, Mark Maurer. sitting: 1962 Queen Judy Korb and King Randy Mallmann P-2: Queen Linda Popp and King Steve Meyer with Judy Korb and Randy Mallmann P-3: Queen Linda Popp and Steve Meyer 100 STAFF 1. Mr. H. Gillig English 7, 8. 10 2. Mr. Steven A. Stuebbe U.S. History, World Area Studies, JV Football, Girls Varsity Basketball 3. Mrs. Clara Hedrich Vocational Agriculture 7-12, FFA advisor, WJDA advisor, FFA Alumni advisor, Ag Advisory Council secretary 1. Dick Gilles Instrumental Music 7-12. Pep Band, Marching Band, Solo Ensemble, Honors Band, Color Guard, Stage Band 2. Mrs. Susan Plank Grade 12 Applied English, Forensics 3. Miss Nancy Reich Vocal 7-12, Vocal ensembles 1. Mrs. Boms Food I. Food II, Intermediate Food. Advanced Food 2. Ms. Dianne Gillig 3. Mr. E. Drone I.P.S., General Science. Goll 105 1. Robert Sager Biology, 8th grade Science, Football Coach, Track Coach 2. Mr. John Freidel Athletic Director. Physical Education 3. Mr. Gary Ludwig Counselor • grades 7,8,9 Junior High Advisor, Tennis Coach 1. Mr. W. Kolarik Advanced Woods. Exp. Ind., General Woods, Inds. Study Woods 2. Mr. Schuknecht American Problems 3. Mr. Augsburger Chemistry, Science 8, Science Dept. Chairman r i 106 P-1: Eileen Buelke, Library Aide P-2: Barb Gudex, Aide School Board Ellen Miller, Bev Kossman, Sam Kopf, William Engler, Richard Bosshardt Secretaries Karen Roberts, Mary Ann Freund, Millie Mortimer, Pat Stenz Cooks Alice Bartel, Janet Keuler, Karen Loose Custodians Wilmer Loose, Wally Mittag, Dan Kopf 107 ADVERTISING v ...® «.« 40 O' RELUEK HAIR DESIGNS 26 W. Main Street Chilton, WI. 53014 849-4491 Hair Care For The Entire Family Jeanne Keuler, Owner Congratulations And Best Wishes. Class Of '85 KOLBE SEED FARMS N4176 Irish Road Chilton, WI. 53014 849-2952 Compliments Of J fc B SERVICE Madison Street Chilton, WI 53014 849-2274 Best Regards. Congratulations ... AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. Class Of '85 31 E. 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Seniors Good Luck PICHEE PHOTOGRAPHY Main Street Chilton, WI. 53014 Congratulations Seniors — The Future Is Yours. Rep. By Merlin Lemke CHILTON MONUMENT WORKS Andile PHOTOGRAPHY ■319 N. MAIN ST., BRILLION, WIS. 54110 104 Main St. Chilton, WI. 53014 849-2834 Senior Portrait Specialists 123 WITH LOVE To: Karen Hertel Congratulations • Your 18 years with us went too fast, good memories. Dance class, Forts, Friends, Hiwela, basketball, cottage and homecoming. We are proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad To Bob Schneider Good luck and God bless all your future undertakings. Mom and Dad To: Bill Bargholtz You did very well in completing your education. Now all you learn will be because you want to not because you have to. Good luckl Dad and Mom To: Carie Brickl Do all that you can do - Be all that you can be - Dream all that you can dream - Congratulations to a very special young woman. Mom and Dad To: Karen Neuber I hope you enjoyed your high school years. Congratulations and Best Wishes. Mom and Dad To: Jim Keuler You've made us very proud of you! May your trumpet take you to the top! Remember, we're always here if you need us! All our love, Mom and Dad To: Tom Biese Stay just the way you are, don't change for anyone or anything! Good luck in whatever your future holds! We love you! Mom, Dad, and Ann To: Carol Kolbe Congratulations on your achievements. Your endurance and enthusiasm will bring you a successful future. We are proud of you and will always be here for you! With love, Mom and Dad To: Wendy Jo Dorn YOU'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN ... You came, you saw, you conquered Seider’s tests, Reich's concerts and the hearts of your friends and teachers. We're proud you're OURS! Mom and Dad To: Brenda Hernandez Congratulations - Hope you enjoyed your stay in Chilton and the farm. Mom, Dad and Jodi To: Linda Popp Congratulations! Here's wishing you success in the profession you decide to go in to. Love, Mom and Dad To Stacy Peik Good Luck to you whatever your future may hold - may all your dreams come true. Congratulations to our baby. Mom and Dad To: Julie Wagner Congratulations on your education and best wishes in the future. We know you will make it all the way. Mom and Dad To: Timothy Hephner Good Luck in your future. Your father would be proud if he was here to see what a fine man you have made of yourself. Love, Ma To: Cheryl Beil Congratulations. We've had our ups and downs, but we made it. We are proud of you! Love you always. Mom and Dad To: Laurie Hoerth May all your dreams and wishes come true in the years ahead. We love you. Your family To: Holly Heimann To our loving daughter, who has brought many good memories throughout your school years to us. Best of luck in your future. Mom and Dad To: Alan Zarnoth Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Mom and Dad To: Amy Redig Congratulations AIR; we are very proud of you. Best wishes for a bright and happy future. Mom and Dad Left: Laura Schmitz find Barb Nett Above: Kim Bonlander, Diane Schommer. Sara Marks, Amy Rediq, Kim Brantmeier, Barb Nett • Homecoming '84 THANK YOU I wish to extend a special thank i w to the yearbook staff for their cooperation in putting this memory book together: to (tail Plocckclmannfphotography editor) and Julie W agner (Yearbook editor) for their dedication. their organization, and their leadership: to the Student Council for their generous donation of two 1)1-101) I ujica cameras: to the students and staff of CHS for their cooperation: to Dan Hartman for his encouragement and his instruction on developing and printing photos. to the Apothecary Shop for photography supplies and developing service: to Jostens representatives lid fast and Milo Barnaby for their guidance and service: to the Chilton Times Journal for some of their photos: to Mr Richard Bosshardl and Mr. Dale Voskuil for their instruction to the photograph � staff on how to use a camera: to the Hillcrcst for some of the body copy: to the ( alumet County Press Association for holding a workshop at ( 'Itilton to anc yearbook staffs in the count} some advice and helpful hints: to I’att} Matlhies. Carol Pfiel. Shelly Moschel. and (iail Ploeckelmann lor then interest and time in attending five photography classes sponsored by Moraine Park Technical Institute: to Mr. Skarda. Dr. DcMuster, and the members of the school board for their support and to the advertisers and student body because the yearbook is financed solely on ads and student sales. Mrs. Pfiel- W oclfcl d visor INDEX Abendroth, Aaron 25. 55, 70, 72. 79 Albedyll. Karen 8. 88 Albedyll, Kevin 19. 86. 89 Ammerman. Dawn 19 Anhalt, lason 19. 78. 87. 79 Anhalt. Kathy 31 Anhalt. Steve 25 Anhalt. Stewart 31. 79, 87 Bailey. Chris 19. 40. 46 Bailey Tom 31,38. 40. 79 Bancroft. Brian 31.40. 79 Bangart. Bill 40 Bangart, .Bobbi 25. 40. 85. 38 Bangart. Paul 8. 40. 94. 96 Bangart, Terri 19, 40. 60. 65 Bangart. Vicky 8, 67. 97 Bangart, William 31 Bankenbusch. Bill 8. 67 Bankenbusoh. lenny 25. 40 Barany, Jim 31. 79. 83 Barany. Mike 74 Bargholtz. Bill 8. 73. 110, 124 Barnett. Jessie 31 Barnett. Jody 8 Bartel, Sue 31 Beil.Cheryl 8. 67, 84. 124 Beil. Kevin 25. 67. 76 Beil. Michelle 31, 40. 51. 85. 88 Beyer, Jeff 8, 66. 67 Beyer. Nathan 31 Biese. A1 25. 67 Biese. Carla 19. 40. 64. 65 Biese. Connie 8. 67 Biese, Kns 25. 40 Biese. Lori 31. 40 Biese, Robert 8. 67 Biese. Ron 67 Biese. Tom 8, 66 67. 124 Bittner, Kns 31 52 Bittner. Mark 67 Bittner. Paul 19 67 Blair. Becky 25, 52. 95. 59 Blatz. Brenda 19 Blatz. Brian 8, 45. 52. 94. 89. 83. 97 Bloomer. Kns 25. 40, 71.82 Bloomer, Mark 19. 70. 8 MB COMPANY Chilton Office 1200 Park 849-2313 New Holstein Office 1615 Wisconsin Ave. -898-4261 Boehnlem . Connie 8. 51. 65 Boehnlem. Steve 31. 40. 79. 87 Boehnlem. Tammie 31. 40, 65 Boettcher. Bill 25 Boll. Bryan 8. 67. 70. 94 Boll, Daniel 19 Boll. Sandy 31 Bonlander. Kim 9. 97. 124 Bonlander. Koren 19. 36. 38, 40. 96 Bosshardt. Tricia 25. 40. 51. 88. 71, 82 Bowe. Corey 31 Bo we. Tom 19, 40 Brandenburg. Candice 9 Brandenburg. Dave 25, 67 Brandenburg. Mark 67 Brandt. Wayne 9. 73. 76. 77. 92. 93. 97 Brantmeier. Kim 9. 56. 100. 110. 124 Brantmeier, Scott 25. 72. 76, 79 Breokheimer, Sherri 31, 67. 40 Brenner. Jeft 25 Brickl Carie 9. 38, 40. 56. 60. 71. 124 Bnckl. Corey 25. 38. 40 Broeckel. Bob 31. 51 67. 79 Broeckel, Dan 25 Broker. Ann 31, 59 Broker. Brad 31 Broker. Russ 9 Brocker. Mark 9 Brown. A1 67 Bruckner. Sandy 25. 47 Bruckner. Scot 19, 54. 73. 62 Bub. Cheryl 9. 45, 94 Buechel. Sue 67 Carlson. Bnan 31. 79 Carlson. Mark 19 Casper. Christine 31. 61 Cervenka. Jill 4 . 25, 40. 52. 99 Chnstopherson. Jim 31. 79 Cnter. Dean 25. 40, 72. 74. 79 Cnter, Todd 74 Cullen. Candy 19. 50. 59. 65. 110 Cullen. Jesse 25, 67 Cullen, Jim 9 Cullen. Robert 9. 67 Cullen. Tammy 31. 47. 52. 60 Cullen. Jim 60. 78 127 Daun. Robert 25, 38. 40. 60 Dedering. Douglas 19. 77 DeMaster. Nicole 32, 40, 47, 88 Demi. Brenda 25. 40, 60. 65, 85 Dernier. Tanya 31. 40 Depies, Douglas 32. 67. 79 Depies, Julie 32, 56 Diednch. Bnan 26. 83 Diener. Lynn 9 Dietz, Denise 32. 52. 56 Dietz, Julie 32. 40, 58 Ditter. Gerald 19, 67 Dorn. Wendy 9. 45. 60, 65, 96. 124 Duchow. Troy 19. 79 Dupont . Patrick 99 Ecker, Don 9, 67 Ecker. Larry 32, 67 Ecker, Lisa 26. 110 Eisner, Mark 32. 72. 79 Eisner, Todd 19, 54, 73, 77, 78, 91 Eldred, Michelle 26 Engler. Brian 26, 74. 40, 72, 38. 79 Engler, Karla 9, 56 Engler. Nancy 32, 82. 40 Engler, Sarah 10, 53, 92, 93. 99 Enneper. Tina 32, 40. 58 Everix. Perry 26. 72. 76. 79 Fesing, Debra 32, 67, 40 Fesing, Sheila 26 Fhlug. Wallace 10 Fitzpatrick. Nicole 10, 65. 54, 40. 50 Forstner, Mike 10 Freund, Larry 26 Fritschka. Conrad 10 Fritschka. Rick 26. 83 Fuchs. Rose 99 Garfield. Robbie 32. 40, 79 Garton. Greg 26. 47. 53, 79. 55. 72, 63, 52, 55 Gebhart, Dean 32. 67. 40. 38 Geiger. Catherine 32. 67, 61 Geise. Jeanne 10 Geiser. Nick 20. 70. 96. 73. 79. 2 Geiser. Pat 26, 79 Gerner, Dan 10, 92. 93. 78 Giese, Gerald 67 Giesen, Randy 1G, 67 Goeldi, Jeff 70. 99 Goeser, Dan 20, 67 Goeser. Margie 26 Graney. Sara 32. 40. 51 Grantz, Dean 26 Grantz, Yvonne 32 Gray. James 20 Greuel, Bob 26, 55 Greuel. Debbie 32 Groeschel, Bryon 2, 20, 78 Groeschel, Therese 10. 92. 93 Gruett, Dan 67 Habermann. Rochelle 20, 65, 66. 67, 95 Habermann. Ron 67 Hack barf h. Bob 20, 38. 40, 76 Hackbarth. Dan 32, 40. 67 Halbach, Melinda 32. 61 Halbach. Missy 20. 50 Hanke. Tom 26 Hansen. Bonnie 67 Hansen. Robin 10, 67 Hart. Dave 26. 40, 62 Hauser. Ron 67 Ha wig, Jeanne 38, 10, 65, 60. 40 Ha wig, Joe 38. 40 Heiberoer, John 32, 38. 40 Heimann, Holly 10. 124 Heimann. Keith 20 Heimerl, Stacey 26. 62. 67 Heinrich. Lisa 26 Heinrich. Tracy 32. 61 Heller. Carrie 10. 84. 100, 56. 38, 40 Heller. Chris 20, 40 Heller. Gregg 32 Hemauer. Dean 10. 45. 70, 92, 93. 73. 40. 78, 38 Hemauer. Jeff 20. 73, 70. 78 Hemauer. Sheila 20. 84. 91. 81. 40, 50 Hemauer, Todd 26. 79. 86 Hephner, Amy 32, 40. 51 Hephner. Chris 1 L 67 Hephner, Harvey 20, 91, 78. 73 Hephner. Roy 26 Hephner, Ruth 11. 38, 40. 50 Hephner. Tim 11. 67. 92. 93. 94. 124. 78 Hernandez. Brenda 4. 11, 53. 94, 97, 124. 40. 38. 52 Hertel. Karen 11. 94, 96, 124. 40. 50 Hertel. Paul 26. 74, 99. 55. 40. 63. 51, 62 Hertel. Richard 67 Heus, ]im 26, 62. 74 Hoerth. Laune 11. 45. 65, 92. 93. 96. 124 Hoerth, Tammy 88, 61, 32 Hoerth. Theresa 26 Hoerth. Terry 95 Hotfmann, Bob 33. 79 Horst, Robert 33. 67. 87. 79 Hostettler, lim 11 Jaeckels, Ricky 26 juckem. lay 33, 67 luckem. Larry 67 Juckem. Ron 29, 67 luckem. Sandy 61. 33 Kalota. Michele 11. 65 Karls. Donna 11. 75. 94. 110, 97 Karls. Gerald 11. 54 Karls. Rick 26, 27. 66, 67 Karls. Sharon 20. 59. 67 Karls. Sherry 11. 40. 65, 51 Kartheiser. Amy 27 Kartheiser. Nick 11 Keuler, Beth 20. 40. 71 Keuler. lim 11. 124, 38. 40 Keuler, Julie 33. 38, 40. 52 Keuler. Kathy 11 Keuler, Nicole 4, 26. 27 Keuler. Sara 33. 40. 82 Keuler Tracy 20. 60. 71. 91. 38. 40. 56 Kiersten. Steve 12 Kiersten, Sue 12 Kiersten. Teresa 33. 95 Kiesner, Dave 67 Kisolek. Mike 33 Klaeser. Chris 33, 65. 83 Klaeser. Marc 26. 27. 83 Knapp. Dawn 26. 27 Kr.aus. Randy 12. 67 Kncespel. Kari 33, 40. 51 Knoespel. Kelly 71 Knoespel. Kurt 20. 40. 70. 89. 38 Kobnger. Tony 33. 79 Koehler. Bob 67. 26. 27 Koehler. Jill 33. 67 Kolbe, Carol 12. 44. 45. 65. 75. 94, 98. 124 59 Kopf, Jodi 20. 53. 70. 84, 38. 52, 40 Kopf. Judy 60. 84. 99. 40. 21 Korb. Brenda 26, 27, 110 Korb, Dan 12 Korb. Jill 26. 27. 65, 85 Kossman. Sara 46. 21 Kress. Gary 33. 40 Kress. Phyllis 12 Kramarczyk, James 21 Krause. Ricky 79. 33 Krupp. Bob 21. 67 Kurscheidt, Barb 26. 27 Kurscheidt, John 67 Kurscheidt, Rose 21 Last. Vernon 12 Leary. Peggy 12 Leteber. Alan 33, 67. 79, 87 Lefeber, Randy 33. 79 Leitner. David 33. 79 Lemke, Doug 12. 66. 67 Lemke. Mark 26. 27. 67 Liebau, Sue 33. 51 Lisowe. Terry 12. 67 Lisowe, Tina 33 Lisowe. Vicki 12. 67 Loose. Brian 67 Loose. Lisa 21 Lozada. Kevin 4. 26. 27. 48. 40. 62. 38 Luchterhand, Julie 71. 89. 21. 59 Ludwig, Brad 33 Ludwig. Sherie 27. 95. 88 Ludwig. Tammy 33, 67 Ludwig, Terry 27 Ludwig. Todd 27. 87 Mallmann. Kns 85, 33, 110 Mallmann, Ray 21 Mand. Bridget 65. 21 Mand. David 33 Marks. Sara 12. 65. 110. 124. 56 Martens. Pam 75, 91, 40, 21 Martin. Lisa 12. 74. 75, 99, 40 Martin. Mike 77 Matthies. Patty 12. 6 4. 65 Maurer. Mark 13. 78. 87. 100 McAuly. Kari Jo 33, 55 Meier. Linda 34. 58, 61 Meier. Steve 21 Mertz, Gary 34 Meuer. Bob 66. 67 Meyer, Gerald 67 I I I Meyer. Ken 27. 72 Meyer. Paula 13, 40 Meyer, Steve 13. 67, 73. 77. 91, 100 Meyers. Kevin 67. 34. 79 Meyers. Leonard 13. 67. 92. 93 Meyers. Wayne 21. 67. 78. 79 Michaelson. Brian 27 Miller. Mark 34. 79 Miller. Paul 78, 79 Miller. Rick 21 Moehn. Julie 53 Mortimer. Grant 76 Moschel. Shelly 64. 65. 62. 59. 21 Moxon. Chris 27 Mueller, Brian 27 Mueller. Dave 62. 21 Mueller. Kevin 13. 92. 93. 95. 38. 40 Mueller. Lon 92 Mueller. Paul 21 Mueller. Rick 73 Mueller. Steve 13 Muenster. Kan 34, 82. 56. 51. 4(3 Mullard. Scott 21 Mullen bach. Chris 34. 40. 62 Nadler. Jane 13. 40 Nehmer. Kathryn 13 Nelson. Gail 27. 40. 51, 85 Nennmg. Tina 34. 75 Nett. Barb 4. 13. 48. 124. 100. 50. 56 Neuber. Karen 124. 51 Neuber. Troy 34. 79. 40. 13 Neuber. Wendy 56. 13 Nickel. Paul 34. 67, 79 I I Nies, Brian 21 Nies. Robert 34. 61 Nugent. Mike 27 Oakley, janne 27. 72 Oakley. Keith 70 Olsen. Gordon 34. 67 Oney, Bob 27. 46, 65, 86 Oney. Brad 34 Owens. Kerry 13. 71, 92, 93 Owens, Terry 22, 78. 87. 91 Pagel, Eric 66 Parsons, Mary 13. 53, 65. 94. 95. 40, 50. 52 Pauly, Kim 27, 40 Peik. Stacy 13. 84, 94. 96. 124. 38. 40, 50 Pendl, Lynn 40, 22. 38. 56 Peters. Jeff 34, 67 Pethan. Cindy 27, 59 Pethan, Dave 14, 77. 97, 78. 87, 100 Pethan. Ellen 28, 85 Pethan, Kevin 34. 79 Pethan, Scott 28. 70. 72, 89 Pliel, Carol 22, 52, 59. 64. 65 Pingel, Chad 34, 40 Pingel. William 22 Ploeckelmann. Gale 14. 60, 64, 65 Ploeckeimann. Guy 28, 70, 72, 79, 38, 40 Popp. Linda 14, 91, 124. 100 Portmann. Jolene 67 Propson. Bernie 46. 67, 28 Propson. Bonnie 22. 38. 40 Propson, Chris 22 Propson. Debbie 28. 52. 65. 85 Propson. Lisa 14, 54, 60, 84 Propson, Lynn 22. 54, 81, 84 Propson, Pete 14, 100 Propson, Todd 22. 67 Redig. Amy 14, 56. 92. 93. 94, 100, 124 Rieder. Lon 28, 36, 71. 84. 40. 81 Rieder. Todd 76 Rierner. Rick 34, 79. 67 Riemer, Scott 28, 46. 67. 125 Roberts. Mike 22. 70. 83, 89 Roberts, Ken 22 Roberts. Patnck 14 Roberts, Tim 34. 79. 86 Ronk. Jim 22, 73, 77. 78, 79. 91 Sartori. Mike 14 Schaff. Connie 28, 52. 85 Schaff, Jenny 28, 40. 52. 82 Schelfhout. Steve 28. 62. 72 Schemmer. Lynn 34. 40. 75. 88 Scherer. Kevin 46. 89, 28 Scherer. Renee 34 Schierl. Dan 28. 40. 62 Schierl, Sara 2. 28 Schiphorst, Bas 14. 52, 53, 83. 89, 94. 95 Schisel, Jill 14. 28 Schlaefer, Bob 70 Schley. Gena 14 Schmahl, Kevin 74 Schmidlkofer, Rob 14, 60 Schmidt, Julie 14 Schmidt, Kevin 22, 67 Schmidt. Lori 34 Schmitz. Brian 22. 79 Schmitz, Dean 39 Schmitz. Keith 34. 40, 51, 79. 86 Schmitz. Kelly 28. 51. 59. 65. 71 Schmitz, Kevin 34, 40. 38, 87 Schmitz. Laura 4. 14. 48. 92, 93, 124, 88 Schneider, Cindy 34, 61 Schneider. Connie 88 Schneider, Dean 28 Schneider. Dennis 34 Schneider, Doug 22 Schneider. Jim 35, 38, 40. 79 Schneider. Jason 92 Schneider, Lisa 28, 47. 61 Schneider, Lynn 22, 91 Schneider, Maria 22, 91 Schneider. Mary 22. 50. 54 Schneider. Pam 28 Schneider. Robert 15, 67, 124, 51 Schneider, Scott 22, 40. 77 Schneider. Todd 28, 60 Schoenborn, Ben 4. 15. 74. 77. 62 Schoenung, Dale 15, 67 Schommer, Diane 15, 53, 124. 87, 52 Schroeder. Dean 86 Schuknecht, Dan 28, 62, 83 Schuknecht, Steve 28. 40, 52. 83 Schumacher, Kns 47, 52, 40. 51, 28. 82 Schumacher, Debbie 22. 40. 59, 60 Schumacher, Jim 23 Schwobe, Gary 66, 67 Schwobe, Kelly 28. 40, 52 Seckel, Allison 35. 61. 85 See. Duane 35, 67, 79. 86 See. Ron 15. 67. 94. 97 Seider, Russ 35. 65 Seipel, Greg 28. 67 Seipel. Julie 15 Sell. Dave 76 Sell. Judy 29 Sell. Lon 15, 65, 100, 50. 56 Siebert. Dan 23. 62 Siebert. Pam 35 Skyberg, Jim 15, 60, 65. 77. 62. 63. 78. 87 Sohrweide, Scott 35, 87 Stadtmueller. Dan 35, 40. 79 Starfeld. Dan 23 Steege, Nadine 29, 40, 85. 88 Steffes. Mark 67 Steffes, Paula 75, 23 Steffes. Tim 35. 79 Stein, Brad 99 Steiner, Brenda 29. 51, 84 Steinfest. Wendy 23. 81, 84 Stenson, Carol 35, 58 Stenson. Mike 15. 40 Stenz, Mark 23 Stenz. Phil 35. 40. 79 Sticka, Betty 35. 85, 61 Sticka, Mike 67 Stiefvater. Troy 15. 94. 96 Streng. Dan 29. 40, 62 Stroobants, Dan 67 Stroobants. Tracy 23, 50, 54. 65 130 Ylagan, Audrey 35. 40 Youngsteadt, Kim 82, 35. 40 Zacharias. Karl 76, 77 Zacharias. Kurt 77. 70. 50. 23. 78. 54. 73 Zahn, Doreen 29. 51. 71. 84 Zamoth. A1 16. 77, 124. 63. 54. 40 Zamoth, Paul 29. 40 Zastrow. Gail 29, 2, 65 Zastrow. Lisa 45, 59. 23 Zastrow. Paul 16. 52 Zorn 35. 79 Sturm, Mike 89. 74 Sturtz, Debbie 23, 65 Suttner, Bill 29. 72. 76 Suttner. Maggie 15. 65. 84. 92, 93. 41. 38, 50, 40 Tadych, David 35 Tadych, Theresa 15 Thiel. Brad 15, 78, 87. 100 Thiel. Ken 29. 67. 79 Thornber. Heath 23, 38, 89 Thurwachter, Jim 35. 89 Trettin. Michelle 35 Tyson, Bill 29 Tyson. Tina 23, 50, 58. 110 Van Deraa, Darlene 15 Van Deraa. Tammy 35 Van Frachen, Mark 29, 46. 55 Van Grinsven. Robin 23. 46. 65, 71.84, 81. 50 Van Grinsven. Tab 23 Vanne, Becky 40 Vanne, Laurie 23, 40 Vickman, Chris 16 Vickman. Tony 29, 70. 83 Vogt. Pam 23, 40. 56 Wagner. Julie 16. 44. 45. 65. 75. 110. 124, 59 Wagner. Kathy 29. 95. 99 Wagner. Kristi 35. 40. 88 Weber. Mary 16. 56 Weber. Ricky 16 Weninger, Karri 29. 51. 53. 65 Werbeckes. Dan 70 Wettstein. Chris 16, 70. 92. 93 Whittaker, Stepham 35. 40, 85 Witlmus. Robyn 29. 40, 85, 38 Wittmus, Rory 29. 40, 85 Woelfel, Bob 73. 23. 70, 91 Woelfel. Darren 29, 67 Woelfel. Doug 29 Woelfel, Janet 16 Woelfel. Lisa 29, 71. 81 Woelfel. Pam 23. 60, 54, 56 Woelfel. Steve 16. 51. 73, 77, 78, 94. 98 Woelfel. Terrance 35, 79 Woelfel. Todd 23 Wozmak. Gary 40 Wozniak. Gerald 23 Wozmak. Jeff 38 131 JDOTEN5|