Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1986 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Miscellaneous 2-5 Chilton High School 6 Organizations 7-26 Sports 27-47 Senior Class Photo 48 Seniors 49-59 Dedication Page 60 Senior Memories 61 1985 News 62 Juniors 63-68 Sophomores 69-75 Fashions 76 Freshmen 77-82 Academics 83-93 Baby Photos 90-91 Activities 95-103 Parent Messages 104-105 Staff 106-111 Index 112-116 Advertisements 117-128 UP WHERE WE BELONG UP AND SMILING CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 You've made it to the top! May your friendships grow. Your futures be bright, and Your memories never stop. Don't forget what you left behind And always stand proud and strong. Because here at CHS, we're all Up Where We Belong! 1. The Tigers are taking Coach Ruh for a ride. (Photo by Vercauteren) 2. Lisa Woelfel and Doreen Zahn at basketball practice. 3. Bill Suttner Ken Meyer are on their way home. 4. Randy Karls is laughing it up. 5. Missy Halbach Rose Kurscheidt at Skills Fair. 4 1. Mark Eisner, Stewart Anhalt and Brian Bancroft watch the senior class get their picture taken. 2. Bryon Groeschel (75) and Coach Sager after a victorious win against New Holstein. (Photo taken by Vercauteren) 2 SCHOOL KEEPS UP WITH CHANGE New improvements were seen in September as students started class. New lockers and more lockers were put throughout the school. A new security system was added to insure a safe school. Another addition to our school was the welcome mat donated by the class of 85. ORGANIZATIONS 8 ... SO PICK UP THAT BALL, CHILTON HIGH, . . . 3 This year the cheerleaders were under a new advisor, Ms. Bonnie Nelson. They participated in many fundraising activities such as bakesales, a computer game, and selling CHS sweatshirts. This helped cover some of the many costs. It was a very successful year since the girls worked together well and practiced hard for the Chilton Tiger teams. 1. Amy Kartheiser practicing. 2. Debbie Propson practicing. 3. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Theresa Hoerth, Kelly Schmitz, Dawn Ammerman 4. IV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Sherri Breckheimer, Renee Scherer, Tina Enneper 5. Chilton fans at homecoming pep assembly. (Photo by Andre) . . . WE'RE BACKING YOU ALL, CHILTON HIGH . . . 4. Top: Tammy Boehnlein; Middle: Tracy Heinrich, Missy Re-cha; Bottom: Debbie Wagner, Tina Lisowe. 1. Top to Bottom: Renee Scherer, Kelly Schmitz, Sherri Breck-heimer. Dawn Ammerman, Becky Blair. 2. Top to Bottom: Cindy Pethan, Amy Kartheiser, Lisa Heinrich, Debbie Prop-son, Connie Schaff, Theresa Hoerth. 3. Left to Right: Theresa Hoerth, Cindy Pethan, Debbie Propson, Amy Kartheiser, Lisa Heinrich. 9 CHESS TEAM The chess team did very well this year considering the fact that there were only 7 people on the team. Mr. Sarasin did a fine job of starting the team up again this year. There seems to be much interest at the junior high level. We hope that next year there will be a greater number interested (both boys and girls), so that we can have a winning season. TEAM MEMBERS: Coach, Mr. Sarasin Senior: Cornelia Albrecht Juniors: Guy Ploeckelmann, Jim Heus, Dan Streng, Dave Hart, Greg Garton Sophomore: Russ Seider Freshman: Jeff Kammerzelt 1. Jeff Kammerzelt Mr. Sarasin. 2. Greg Garton 3. Dave Hart 4. Dan Streng 5. Guy Ploeckelmann V O 4 -v mmm POM PON GIRLS On Saturday, November 23, they traveled to Kaukauna to a Badgerette Clinic. There they received a trophy, placing 3rd in origination. Captain of this year's squad was Pam Vogt and co-captain was Pam Woelfel. The Pom Pon squad performed to such songs as First Night , Summer of '69 , and City . 1. Group: front, left: Tracy Keuler, Pam Vogt (captain), Carol Pficl, Pam Woelfel (captain), Lynn Pendi; 2nd row: Nancy Engler, Sara Keuler, Tina Nennig, Tracy Stroo-bants, Amy Hephner, Julie Depies; 3rd row: Ann Broker, Denise Dietz, Candy Cullen, Kari Muenster, Julie Luch-terhand, Ly 2. Homecoming assembly 3. Lynn Denise 4. Carol, Candy, Karri S. Practice makes perfect girls!! 6. Carol, Karri Candy show that hard work pays. 7. Nancy Julie 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, advised by Mr. Zagrodnick, has been doing many new tasks this year. One of these is that to be a National Honor Society member, you must spend at least 15 hours per school year tutoring other students. This program has been very successful for both the tutors and the students. Again this year the NHS put on the Awards Night to induct new members into the society. 1. Robyn Wittmus Gail Nelson laughing at a photographer; 2. National Honor Society members enjoying a joke; 3. Smile Lynn Propson! 4. Bottom: Rory Wittmus, Gail Nelson, Lynn Propson, Robyn Wittmus; Middle: Mary Schneider, Tricia Bosshardt, Tracy Stroobants, Lisa Woelfel, Paula Steffes, Debbie Propson, Mr. Zagrodnick; Top: Paul Zarnoth, Steve Schucknecht, Todd Eisner, Scott Bruckner, Dan Schuknecht 1. Equipment the club maintains; 2. Dan Schierl; 3. Recorders the club uses; 4. Dave Hart Dan Schierl putting information on Channel 23; 5. Club Members: Dan Schuknecht, Dan Schierl, Todd Schneider, Kevin Lozada, Paul Hertel, Paul Zarnoth, Steve Schuknecht, Carol Pfiel, Shelly Moschel, Mr. Gillig MEDIA CLUB This is the fifth year the media club has been operating. The club has about 20 members. The students receive a l t credit for a year's worth of work, which includes filming, editing, and airing school sports, band, choral concerts, and any taping of classrooms. The club is responsible for the recording and distribution of Educational Television (ETV) in classrooms. They keep Channels 16 and 23 up-to-date. All members contribute to the care and maintenance of all equipment. AFS YEAR IN FULL SWING 3 The A.F.S. Club in Chilton High is open to any student in grades 7-12, who is interested in understanding different cultures, promote friendship, and bringing people together. This year the president of the A.F.S. Club is Judy Kopf. The vice-president is Carol Pfiel and the secretary is Missy Halbach. The annual pizza sale was held and pizzas were made on a snowy November 9th. The club had a concession stand at the football games to raise money to help students who wish to go abroad during the summer or for an entire year. 1. Karri Weninger with her Japenese family. 2. Brenda Demi at pizza making. 3. Brenda Steiner at pizza making. 4. Tammy Cullen packing pizzas. 14 I r - AFS CLUB MEMBERS: Jill Cervenka, Steve Schuknecht, Steffi Whittaker, Audrey Vlagan, Kelly Schwobe, Stacy Shaver, Tammy Jandrey, Kari Knoespel, Rebecca Vargas, Brenda Demi, Robyn Wittmus, Carol Pfiel, Shelly Moschel, Pam Schneider, Judy Kopf, Paul Zarnoth, Lisa Heinrich, Rory Wittmus, Cornelia Albrecht, Paul Hertel, Lori Rieder, Greg Garton, Aaron Abendroth, Jodi Kopf, Brenda Steiner, Deb Propson, Cindy Pethan, Kim Pauly, Nadine Steege, Gail Nelson, Connie Schaff, Missy Halbach, Karri Weninger, Tricia Bosshardt, Jenny Schaff, Kris Schumacher, Judy Kopf, Lisa Schneider. 3. Lisa Heinrich puts sausage on the pizzas. 4. Karri Weninger making pizzas. 5. Nadine Steege puts sauce on pizzas. 6. Audrey Ylagan, Stephani Wittaker, and Mrs. Skarda making pizzas. PIZZA FUND RAISING Last summer, the money raised through the sales were used to send Karri Weninger, Carol Pfiel, Missy Halbach and Kelly Schwobe to other nations to learn about their culture and lifestyles. This year our A.F.S. students form abroad are Cornelia Albrecht from West Germany and Becky Vargas from Mexico. Cornelia is staying with the Clarence Kopf family and her host sister is Judy Kopf. Becky is staying with the Gordon Wittmus family and her host sisters are Robyn and Rory Wittmus. If you are interested in getting involved in A.F.S., meetings are held during noon hour and are always open to new members. Even if you're not interested in going abroad A.F.S. is there to teach you about other cultures, so join A.F.S. to learn not only the world around you but also about yourself! HILLCREST Being a member of the Hillcrest doesn't only include writing, but many other things as well. After articles are written, they have to be proofread. The newspaper also must be designed in a process called layout. Photographers are essential to give the paper quality pictures. The Hillcrest is a good activity to be involved in bacause it can teach you many important things. 1. Group Photo: Bottom: Brenda Demi; 2nd row: Tammy Jandrey, Judy Kopf, Todd Schneider; 3rd row: Stacy Shaver, Audrey Ylagan, Stephanie Whittaker, Tammy Cullen, Paul Zarnoth, Tracy Keuler, Jill Cervenka, Toni Mueller. 2. Editor, Judy Kopf gives Stephanie Whittaker an assignment. 3. Advisor, Mrs. Stuebbe talks to Judy Kopf. 4. Tracy Keuler, Stacy Shaver, and Tammy Jandrey are busy at work. 17 STUDENT COUNCIL Freshmen: Tammy Jandrey Brenda Woelfel Jay Hertel Megan Schuknecht Kate Kobriger Bottom: Corey Milliard Shelly Schomisch Stacy Shaver Sophomores: Tony Kobriger Terrance Woelfel Kevin Schmitz Troy Neuber Bottom: Julie Depies Kari Muenster Denise Dietz Amy Hephner 18 The 1985-1986 student council at Chilton High undertook a re-evaluation of its present constitution. The council again performed its traditional activities as homecoming, Christmas tea, and Christmas food drive for the needy. The remainder of its agenda as determined by issues raised during the school year. WORKS HARD FOR YOU luniors: Lisa Woelfel Paul Hertel Brenda Steiner Tricia Bosshardt Bottom: Lisa Heinrich Kari Weninger Seniors: Milissa Halbach Tracy Keuler Candy Cullen Bottom: Shelly Moschel Tina Tyson 19 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club is very active in trips to places like Great America and MECCA Folk Fair in Milwaukee. There is also an opportunity for students to go to Mexico. The popularity of the Spanish club grows from year to year. It is a fun and educational club to join. 1. C.'oup. Bottom Pexxv I-mg, Middle; Monique Phiilip. Megan Schulcnecht, Jay Hertel, Brian Horst, Paul Hertel; 3rd row: Tammy Jandrey, Stacey Shaver. Sheri 1 Buechel; 4th row: Stepham Miiler, Chiis Mullenbach 2. Jay Hertel helps Paul Hertel tun the meeting. 3. Members listen with interest. 4. Brian Horst Chris Mullenbach 20 WJDA: WISCONSIN JUNIOR DAIRYMENS ASSOCIATION The Chilton Chapter of the Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association participated in the April 1985 district meeting which was held at the New Holstein H.S. Paul Bittner was elected as a state officer from District 2. Doug Lemke was elected as the Outstanding Junior Dairyman for District 2. 1. GROUP: Top: Randy Riemer, Randy Karls, Larry Ecker, Rick Riemer, Duane See, Kathy Gieger. Bottom: Paul Bittner, Derek Beyer, Jesse Schneider, Dean Gebhart, Sharon Karls, Jill Koehler, Doug Depies 2. Doug Lemke and his cow. 21 22 FFA The Chilton Chapter of the Future Farmers of America received the 3 star Chapter president's FFA leadership award in BOAC, Safety, and National Chapter. Chapter members competed in judging events held at DePere, Hartford-Slinger, Campbellsport, Fox Valley, and Madison. The dairy cattle team placed 1st at Hartford-Slinger, the poultry team placed 2nd at Fox Valley and Madison, and the livestock team placed 3rd at the Northeast livestock show in DePere. The FFA Alumni sponsored an annual local crops contest which allows students to view and compare crops grown in the county and an annual Career Night which allows students the opportunity to explore agricultural careers. Other activities of the FFA Chapter include a safety project entitled Salt Sand , a BOAC project called Food For America , and FFA week activities. FFA theme for 1985 was Keeping America on the Grow. 1. Rick Karls shows his calf. 2. Doug Lemke, Darren Woelfel, Rick Karls, Paul Bittner, and Vicki Lisowe at Food for America. 3. Bob Broeckel at Food for America. 4. Derek Beyer at Calumet County Fair. 5. Bernie Propson shows his duck at the nursing home. 6. Row 1: Jeff Krepline, Jesse Schneider, Bernie Propson, Ron Hauser, Larry Juckem, Rick Karis, Mark Lemke, Sharon Karls, Paul Bittner, and Wayne Meyers. Row 2: Jill Koehler, Eric Propson, Todd Hephner, Francis Lenz, Sarah Pingel, Derek Beyer, Randy Riemer, Bob Broeckel, Duane See, and Rick Riemer. Row 3: Sandy Bruckner, Deb Fesing, Wayne Casper, Randy Karls, Chris Preissner, Bill Boettcher, Larry Ecker, David Leitner, Kevin Meyers, Doug Depies, Pat Geiser, and Kevin Schmidt. Row 4: Dean Grantz, Jesse Cullen, Tammy Ludwig, Cathy Geiger, Alan Brown, Yvonne Grantz, Alan Biese, Candy Cullen, Greg Seipel, Gerry Ditter, Tom Bowe, Darren Woelfel, and David Mueller. 23 1. Michelle Eldred selecting photos to be used in the yearbook. 2. Ken Thiel Michelle Eldred working on layouts. 3. GROUP: Front. Left: Brenda Demi, Russ Seider; 2nd row: Pam Schneider. Mindy Halbach, Kris Schumacher: 3rd row: Carol Pfiel, Debbie Propson, Candy Cullen, Sandy Bruckner 4. Pam Schneider doing layouts. 5. Brenda Demi Pam Schneider taking yearbook orders. YEARBOOK STAFF The 1985 yearbook staff had only a few dedicated workers this year, most of them inexperienced. The yearbook offers opportunities in writing, layout, typing, and photography. The writers write paragraphs and captions for the pictures. Layout people design the pages. Photographers take group and action pictures, and may even have a chance to develop and print. Many people are needed in all areas. 24 TEEN INSTITUTE 1. Mi. Field, KTI advisor. 2. Sarah Pingel and Karrijo McAuly listen carefully. 3. KTI members in full swing. 4. Sherie Ludwig. 5. Lori Schmidt looks on. 6. Bonnie Propson, Lori Schmidt, Missy Cullen. Sherie Ludwig. 7. Decisions must be made! 8 Missy Cullen. The Kids in Teen Institute is an organization in which members try to find ALTERNATIVES for drinking and drugs. We are not PROHIBITION! Every year in November some of our members attend a retreat in Green Lake with other KTI members from neighboring communities. KTI sold calendars and carnations as fund raisers. The KTI is planning to have a Sadie Hawkins dance and sponsor a Jr. High Activity Night. 25 FORENSICS TEAM Storytelling: Sara Graney, Lynn Schemmer Four Minute Speeches: Tammy Cullen, Teenage Suicide : Aaron Abendroth, Agent Orange Demonstration Speeches: Greg Garton, How to Use a Camera ; Audrey Ylagan, C.P.R. Group Interpretive Reading: Rinse the Blood Off My Toga interpreted by Paul Hertel, Dan Schierl, Kevin Lozada, Dan Schuknecht, Lisa Propson The Chorus Girl interpreted by Wendy Dorn, Laurie Hoerth, Brian Blatz, Kathy Wagner Poetry: Stephani Whittaker Prose: Bonnie Propson Play Acting: Paul Zarnoth, Judy Kopf, Jill Cervenka in Harvey Shelly Moschel Carol Pfiel in Rocking Chair Blues 1. Dan Schierl, Jill Cervenka, Judy Kopf, Paul Hertel, and Aaron Abendroth wait for their forensics grades. 2. Mr. Klaeser. Audrey Ylagan, and Dan Schuknecht packing up to go home. 3. Greg Garton, Jill Cervenka, and Judy Kopf talk about their scores. 4. Tammy Cullen trying to get a few' last minute hints from Coach Plank. 5. Lynn Schemmer and Sara Graney waiting nervously for their performance. SPORTS � i The Varsity Football team didn't have a successful season, but did have a successful win over New Holstein. Mr. Sager was the head coach and Mr. Ruh was the assistant coach. Mr. Ruh describes the team as competitive, but they needed to be more aggressive. We have hurt ourselves on mental errors, and it seems to be difficult to get over that. stated Coach Ruh. Row 1; Left to Right- Jeff Hemauer, Jim Ronk, Mark Bloomer, Nick Geiser, Perry Everix and Todd Hemauer. Row 2: Aaron Abendroth, Bryon Groeschel, Kurt Zacharias, Paul Miller, Rick Riemer, Tony Kobriger, Jason Anhalt, and Tom Bailey. Row 3: Coach Sager, Tim Roberts, Pat Geiser, Dan Stadtmueller, Dean Criter, Terry Owens, Bob Woelfel, Wayne Meyers, and Doug Depies. 28 Row 1: Left to Right- Tony Cox, Troy Cox, Eric Wettstein, Corey Milliard, Tony Geier, Brian Breckheimer, Troy Bartel, and Brian Horst. Row 2: Joey Hawig, Joel Karls, Todd Schmidlkofer, Tim Bennin, Bill Engler, Troy VanGrinsven, Derek, Beyer, Scott Murphy, and Manager, Norbert Schilling. Row 3; Coach Vercauteren, Mike Sell, Allan Mueller, Randy Riemer, Brad Heiman, Dean Schmitz, Joe Keuler, Kevin Bornemann, and Coach Gasch. The JV football team became the first Chilton football team since 1970 to go undefeated. The Tigers' season was characterized by hard work and great team togetherness. It seemed that all the victories were hard-fought, but perhaps the two sweetest triumphs were the 15-8 overtime victory over Plymouth and the last minute 12-8 nailbiter at Two Rivers. The 1985 Chilton Freshman Team won only one game, a 16-2 contest with Kewaskum, but the young Tigers outgained their final four opponents with four straight games of 200 or more yards offensively- Kevin Bornemann was the top rusher with 453 yards in 88 carries while Joey Hawig netted 203 yards in 58 carries and Joel Karls ran for 167 yards in 22 carries. 29 Row 1: Left to Right- Tim Roberts, Dan Stadtmueller, Tony Kobriger, Robert Horst, Paul Nickel, Troy Neuber, and Mike Zorn. Row 2: Rick Riemer, Dave Leitner, Duane See, Doug Depies, Mark Eisner, and Tom Bailey. Row 3: Stewart Anhalt, Tim Steffes, Phil Stenz, Brian Bancroft, Coach Waitrovich and Coach Stuebbe. GIRLS SWIM TEAM INCREASES IN NUMBER -ic ■ •' Coach Julie Rach was pleased with the turnout this year. Having a few more girls this year gave the team depth. That takes a lot of pressure off the returning letterwinners. Coach Rach also added, though, that the number of girls on the team this year was one of their weak points. She explains why. Even though we had more girls than last year, it's still hard to go against another team of 25-30 girls and expect to win. Strong points of the team were the eight returning letterwinners. These girls had experience and knew what to do to improve. We had some very talented girls with a lot of energy and drive to improve, said Coach Rach. 1. Kris Bloomer Kim Youngsteadt 2. TEAM: FRONT, left: Becky Demi, Megan Schuknecht, Missy Recha, Stacy Shaver; 2nd row: Coach ] ulie Rach, Kim Youngsteadt, Kari Muenster, Nancy Engler, Cammi Jensen; 3rd row: Kris Bloomer, Tricia Bosshardt, Kris Schumacher, Jenny Schaff 3. Stephanie Miller Megan Schuknecht 4. Megan Schuknecht 30 The swim team did well this year considering there was only one senior and a team of thirteen people. We swam against many big schools and did very well at invitationals despite our size. Mr. Youngsteadt did a very fine job of coaching our young team and we thank him for all of the work that he did. Team: Coach: Mr. Youngsteadt Senior: Mike Roberts Juniors: Todd Mullins, Dan Schuknecht, Steve Schuknecht, Kevin Lozada Sophomores: Russ Scider, Chris Klaeser, Jim Thurwachter. Jim Baranv, Chris Mullenbach Freshmen: Brian Horst, Chris Streng. The 1985 girls volleyball team finished the season with an 0 and 14 record. This record is misleading because the girls played many com petitive matches during the season. Playing against Stockbridge, Kiel, Falls, and Plymouth, the Tigers were in the matches until the final point was scored. Leading players were Lori Rieder, who was named second team all conference, and Robin VanGrins ven, who received honorable men tion all conference honors. Accord ing to Coach Hartman, We are going to miss the seniors (Jodi Kopf, Lynn Propson, Beth Keuler, Wendy Steinfest, and Robin VanGrinsven) 2. Gail Nelson at the net. (Photo by Vercau because of their playing ability and also their leadership. We have 9 re turning juniors next year (who all lettered), plus we have a fine group of sophomores coming up from the junior varsity team. This will be a winning combination. 3. Jodi Kopf bumps the ball to Doreen Zahn. (Photo by Vercauteren) VOLLEYBALL HAS A HARD SEASON 32 JV VOLLEYBALL Front Row-Left to Right: Kris Mallmann and Coach Komassa. Row 2: Betty Sticka and Kari Knoespel. Row 3: Michelle Biel, Michelle Bartel, and Allison Seckel. Row 4: Shelly Shomish, Lisa Ludwig, Joan Meyers, and Carla Heller. Top Row: Steffi Whittaker, Brenda Woelfel, and Debbie Wagner. The JV team did work hard this year, and the close scores showed it. The team worked hard on spiking and serving, and other various drills to improve their volleyball skills. Ms. Komassa coached the JV team for two years in a row. Each member has to want to improve herself and give everything to do their best. Ms. Komassa feels that the team did do that, 100%. 33 1) Returning letter winners: Scott Pethan, Kurt Knoespel, Mike Roberts, Kevin Scherer. (Photo by Vercauteren) 2.) TEAM: Front, left: Kevin Scherer, Chris Mullenbach, Jeff Kammerzelt; 2nd row: Coach Rocky Gazdziewski, Kevin Pethan, Mike Roberts, Kurt Knoespel, Jay Hertel, Scott Pethan (Photo by Andre) GIRLS TENNIS The Girls tennis team was small, but that enabled everyone to know each other. Most of the team were rookies, and most of the team will be graduating this spring. Despite these problems, the girls learned a great deal. Front Row-Left to Right: Tammy Jandrey Kate Kobriger, and Tammy Cullen. 2nd row: Coach Charles Schuknecht, Debbie Sturtz, Jill Cervenka, and Carla Biese. 35 Paula Steffes Tammy Cullen Jill Cervenka Tammy Jandrey Carla Biese Rose Kurscheidt Debbie Sturtz Kate Kobriger The varsity wrestling team this year had alot of individual success which contributed to the group success. Each member on the team is a devoted, hardworking member. Mr. Kowal's pep assembly speeches made us all realize the devotion involved in wrestling. Wrestling had alot of members this year, but could always use more. Row 1: Stewart Anhalt. Robert Horst. Kevin Schmitz. Bill Boettcher, Brian Breckheimer, Corey Milliard, and Tim Roberts. Row 2: Keith Schmitz. Mark Bloomer, Aaron Abendroth. Kevin Albedyll, Dean Schroeder. and Terry Owens. Row 3: Luke Gray, Randy Karls. Randy Reimer, Mike Sell, and Gary Boehnlein. 2. Practice makes perfect for C.H.S. wrestlers. 3. C.H.S. wrestling is ACTION! 4. Coach Dave Kowal puts it all together. ✓ JV GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Tammy Jandrey, Megan Schuknecht, Carla Heller, Paula Toetz, Toni Mueller. Row 2: Stephanie Miller, Michelle Bartel, Sandy Juckem, Cathy Geiger. Brenda Woelfel, Kathy Anhalt, and Coach Gilles. The JV Girl s Basketball team like the Varsity team gained alot of participants this 2. Sandy, Kathy, and Toni hard at practice. year. Their season had its ups and downs, 3. Megan and Paula show basketball isn't all work. but much improvement was noted through- out the season. Returning participants and incoming freshmen are encouraged to participate in basketball. 38 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Robyn Wittmus, Lori Rieder. Rory Wittmus. Kelly Schwobe, and Kari Knoespel. Row 2: Carol Stenson, Lynn Propson. Doreen Zahn. Robin VanGrinsven. Betty Sticka, Wendy Steinfest. Lisa Woelfel. Coach Stuebbe. Sheila Hemauer injured during the reason The varsity girls basketball team noticably improved this season. This is due to an increasing number of returning letter winners, and more participants. Positions on the court could be filled more selectively. The team started off on a good beat because of winning many games and losing by small margins. The team worked well together and had a good Robyn practices her shooting. Lori is ready to get'em Cathy looks down court 1 The JV Boys Basketball team had a comfortable number of players, many which included returning Sophomores. The boys team had a fairly successful season. They were noted for their close, suspenseful games. The team co-operation was noted as the team worked well together. This is a desirable trait that will hopefully stay throughout the season. 1. Row 1: Phil Stenz, Tom Bailey, Tim Steffes, Dave Granger, Rob Garfield, Brad Ludwig, and Troy Neuber. Row 2: Manager Debbie Wagner, Ricky Krause, Kevin Pethan, Gary Mertz, Bob Broeckel, Coach Martin, Paul Nickel, Bob Hoffman, Doug Depies, and Manager Chris Zarnoth. FRESHMAN TEAM 2. Row 1: Joey Hawig, Eric Wettstein, Coach Plamann, Peter VanFrachen, Alan Mueller, and Manager Tony Cox. Row 2: Jay Hertel, Kevin Schmidt, Dean Schmitz, Joel Karls, and Scott Murphy. 3. Coach Plamann gives some tips. 4. Work on that defense! 5. Dave, Tom, and Paul are readv for ANYTHING! JV BOYS BASKETBALL 40 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Row 1: Bob Woelfel, Bill Suttner, Ken Meyer, Jeff Hemauer, and Scott Pethan. Row 2: Manager Nick Geiser. David Hart. Guy Ploeckelmann, Mark Eisner, and Coach Eisner. Row 3: Scott Brantmeier, Scot Bruckner, Todd Eisner. Bob Krupp, Harvey Hephner, and Jim Ronk. Many returning Seniors, Juniors, and a Sophomore made the Varsity Boys Basketball team a successful and interesting season. Games were often successful by large margins. Like the JV, the Varsity also co-operated and worked well together. This is part of what amounted to a successful season. 2. Mark and Bob show their stuff on the court. 3. Harvey demonstrates our defense, while Bob waits for the rebound. 4. Todd concentrates while he goes for a shot. 5. Watch our boys in action! 6. Scott goes for the free throw. 41 GYMNASTICS This year the gymnastics team is made up of a high school varsity team and a junior high junior varsity team. The reason for the junior high team is that there are only eight girls on the high school team. These eight girls are Tricia Bosshardt, Sherie Ludwig, Tammy Hoerth, Kim Youngsteadt, Amy Hephner, Kate Kobriger, Heather Thornber, and Monique Phillip. The girls on the junior high team are Mary Butler, Aimee Horst, Jenny Lozada, Carrie Brown, Dawn Depies, Paula Mullard, Sue Butler, Lisa Pethan, Kim Owens, Anne Meyers, Lisa Hoerth, Megan Nelson, Denise Baltz, Deann Dietz, and Lynn Karls. The high school varsity team is lacking in depth and experience in gymnastics background. Whereas, the junior high team is not. The background the junior high team has is due to Ron Hansen's feeder programs. Thanks to Ron Hansen's programs, the high school varsity team is going to be very strong in the years to come. GROUP PHOTO: Mrs. Nortemann, Tricia Bosshardt, Amy Hephner, Heather Thornber, Monique Phillip, Tammy Hoerth, Kim Youngsteadt, Sherie Ludwig, Kate Kobriger, Kristi Wagner (Manager) 42 Group: Row 1: Perry Everix, Bill Suttner, Wayne Brandt, Heath Thornber, Rob Hackbarth; Row 2: Dan Hackbarth, Rob Garfield, Kevin Beil, Chad Pingel, Russ Seider, Dean Gebhart, Coach Drone. 2. Rob hopes on hole 8. 3. Bill, ready to tee-off. 4. That's QUR Palmer! 5. Way to follow through. 6. Wayne watches as the ball flies. 7. Perry concentrates on getting that ball down course. The golf team of 1985 made Mr. Drone's last year of coaching very worthwhile. Successful golfers like Wayne Brandt, Perry Everix, Bill Suttner and many others contributed to the golf teams season. The golf team is always small and could use alot more participants. This years golf team had less quanity, but a lot of quality! BASEBALL The baseball team proved to be competitive this season, in many games, despite only winning three. Late in the season, Chilton had an opportunity to defeat, arch rival, New Holstein, and knock the Huskies out of 1st place. Chilton lost, however, 9-6. The most exciting game of the season came at home against Kewauskum. Chilton came back after being down 12-0 to win 16-15. Senior leadership was provided by most valuable player and second team all conference first baseman, Wayne Brandt. Jim Skyberg was also instrumental in providing positive leadership in an otherwise long season. Scott Schneider, Doug Dedering, Kurt Zacharias and Dean Criter all had a fine season and should help next year. 1. Doug Dedering on first base. 2. Dean Criter running to first. 3. Dean Criter and Jim Skyberg. 4. Safe! S. Jerry Wozniak watching the game. 6. TEAM: Front, left: Steve Woelfel, Perry Everix, Ben Schoenborn, Dave Pethan, Wayne Brandt; 2nd row: Alan Zarnoth, Brian Nies, Jim Skyberg, Kurt Zacharias, Doug Dedering, Dean Hemauer, Dean Criter; 3rd row: Coach Mike Martin, Guy Ploeckelmann, Scott Pethan, Greg Garton, Jerry Wozniak, Wayne Meyers, Scott Schneider, Doug Woelfel. 7. Dave Pethan, Kurt Zacharias, Scott Schneider, Wayne Brandt are returning letterwinners. (Photo by Vercauteren) 44 BOYS TENNIS 1. Chris Mullenbach practicing the perfect serve. 2. CROUP PHOTO: Bottom: Rick Jaeckels, Jim Heus, Mike Dedering, Doug Dedering, Paul Hertel; Middle: Bill Tyson, Brian Engler, Ken Thiel, Chris Mullenbach, Dan Stadtmueller, Brad Ludwig; Top: Mr. Ludwig, Ben Schoenborn, Mark Eisner, Greg Garton, Dean Criter, Dan Broeckel, Kevin Pethan. 3. Mr. Ludwig watches Mark Eisner's serve. 4. Dean Criter demonstrates his skill. 5. Brad Ludwig is ready to send the ball back. 6. Jim Heus follows through. GIRLS TRACK The Girls Track Team had only a few returning letterwinners. They did as well as could be expected with only 11 girls out for the team. Even though they had no wins, everyone did her best. Coach Frostner chose Tricia Bos-shardt and Robin VanGrinsven as the most outstanding runners for the 1. TEAM: Front. Lett: Tina Enneper, Kristi Wagner, Tricia Bosshardt, Nicole DeMaster, Kim Youngsteadt; 2nd row: Kelly Schmitz. Betty Sticka, Lori Rieder, Sherri Breckheimer, Renee Scherer; 3rd row: Manager Cindy Pethan, Sandy Juckem, Lisa Woelfel, Kari Knoespel, Doreen Zahn, Sara Schierl, Coach Forstner (Not pictured are Nancy Engler, Julie Depies, . Kari Muenster. 2. Lisa Woelfel. 3. Nicole DeMaster. 4. Kristi Wagner, Doreen Zahn. 5. Doreen Zahn. 6. Renee Scherer. 7. Kari Muenster. BOYS TRACK The coaches for the boys track team were Floyd Marks and Robert Sager. Our MVP was Jeff He-maurer. The team was led by their co-captains. Dean Hemauer and Chris Wettstein. State qualifiers this year were Jeff Hemaurer in the 400 meter dash and the mile relay team consisting of Jeff Hemaurer, Kurt Knoespel, Mike Roberts and Bob Woelfel. The boys that ran on the team worked extra hard to meet their goals. 1. TEAM: 1st row, left: Phil Stenz, Kevin Schmitz, Terry Woelfel, Tony Kobriger, Todd Hemauer, Ricky Krause, Tim Roberts; 2nd row: Manager Jodi Kopf, Aaron Aben-droth, Scott Pethan, Guy Ploeckelmann, Tony Vickman, Mike Zorn, Kevin Scherer; 3rd row: Chris Wettstein, Dean Hemauer, Kurt Zacharias, Kurt Knoespel, Jeff Hemauer, Bob Woelfel, Nick Geiser, Steve Boehnlein 2. Aaron Abendroth (Photo by Vercauteren) 3. Kevin Scherer 4. Kurt Knoespel Mike Roberts (Photo by Vercauteren) 5. Tim Roberts 47 CLASS OF 86 SENIORS s - Kevin Albedyll Cornelia Albrecht Dawn Ammerman Jasen Anhalt Qyouj Booing Christine Bailey HajnjfrJLVt, Theresa Bangart ( ajU PcuJL Carla Biese Paul Bittner Brenda Blatz Mark Bloomer Daniel Boll Koren Bonlander Thomas Bowe Scot Bruckner Mark Carlson Och QaAlir jLMg; Candice Cullen Doug Dedering Gerald Ditter Troy Duchow Todd Eisner Nicholas Geiser Qryvr Bryon Groeschl Rochelle Habermann Robert Hackbarth Milissa Halbach mann No Photo Available Christine Heller Jeffrey Hemauer Sheila Hemauer SKiiajctl KojUcl 2-6 0 Harvey Hephner Sharon Karls Beth Keuler cW %Qoo Jwjfr ruMfuQ fa7) . Tracy Keuler Kurt Knoespel 5 Sara Kossman Robert Krupp Julie Luchterhand Rose Kurscheidt Kr?nasn 5L HkfYYllkL TjAXtlAD Pamela Martens Bridget Mand yAttOC 772UJL LOaq t- PaXsS 2 £A Stephen Meier Wayne Meyers Paul Miller Shelly Moschel David Mueller Richard Mueller 1 JLfUui' 0 Juxmft Scott Mullard Brian Nies Terry Owens + 56 UJ ClVULtL Bonnie Propson Christine Propson Lynn Propson n .JLA Kenneth Roberts Michael Roberts James Ronk Douglas Schneider Brian Schmitz Kevin Schmidt Maria Schneider Mary Schneider Lynn Schneider Scx C S JuAa James Schumacher Debbie Schumacher Scott Schneider Paula Steffes Daniel Starfeld Daniel Siebert (jJerKif,- fy aAk 5tSATU TftixoS3 SbLo foom ) Tracy Stroobants Wendy Steinfest Debra Sturtz Robin Van Grinsven U3 ?q Ky l ar C) 6, Q Laurie Vanne Rebecca Vargas Pamela Vogt d(uxt 3o3Xjood Lisa Zastrow 'fhsrrO X). JUJtXjJfrJ Pamela Woelfel Kurt Zacharias Robert Woelfel tyAfisY’ 'lOcfyma Gerald Wozniak A FRIEND When I was lost and very alone, When my heart was filled with strife, Out from nowhere you came along, And somehow touched my life. And at this time when life was dark, And my soul was beginning to tear. You took my hand, and walked with me and showed me someone cared. Feelings inside me were hard to let out, but somehow you opened my eyes. And now I'm free, just like a dream, my heart is able to fly. And time will tell where we must go, and time will lead us through, For the love of friends strong and sure likethefrh khope its safe to reach out to you, tope these words don't offend, it I can't let you go, without ;ting you know, I thank you for my friend. SENIOR MEMORIES � The fall of 1982 was a milestone in the history of our class. With Mrs. Barbara Borns and Mr. William Kolarik advising us, we elected as class officers Tracy Keuler, president; Maria Schneider, vice-president; Judy Kopf, secretary; and Dawn Ammerman, treasurer. Terri Bangart, Sheila Hemauer, Terry Owens, and Jim Ronk served as our class representatives. Performing on the pom pon squad was Pam Vogt. The responsibility of leading our class through our sophomore year was Pam Woelfel, with assistance from Maria Schneider as vice-president, Paula Steffes as secretary, Tracy Stroobants as treasurer, and Candy Cullen, Ken Roberts, Mary Schneider, and Tina Tyson as our representatives. The climax of our sophomore year came in February with the planning of Sweetheart Hop. King Robert Woelfel and Queen Sheila Hemauer enhanced the theme Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You. The court members included Tracy Keuler escorted by Todd Eisner, Pam Martens escorted by Terry Owens, Lynn Schneider escorted by Harvey Hephner, and Maria Schneider escorted by Jim Ronk. Spirit came alive with cheerleaders Candy Cullen, Keith Heimann, Sharon Karls, Kurt Knoespel, and Tina Tyson. Pom Pon girls representing our class were Tracy Keuler, Pam Vogt, and Pam Woelfel. Ready to begin our junior year at Chilton High, Mary Schneider had the obligation as president. Serving as vice-president, Kurt Zacharias; secretary, Robin VanGrinsven; and treasurer, Sheila Hemauer. Aiding the officers were representatives Candy Cullen, Missy Halbach, Tracy Stroobants, and Tina Tyson. On May 4, 1985, we reached the highlight of the year with our junior prom. With the theme Up Where We Belong , Nick Geiser and Rose Kurs-cheidt reigned over the festivities. The royal party consisted of Robin VanGrinsven and Bryon Gioeschel, Missy Halbach and Jeff Hemauer, Tracy Stroobants and Wayne Meyers, Lisa Zastrow and Rick Mueller, Pam Vogt and Heath Thornber, and Carol Pfiel and Kurt Zacharias. Chosen as Badger girls were Missy Halbach and Lynn Propson. Chosen as Badger boys were lodd Eisner and Kurt Zacharias. A moment we will never forget is when Todd Eisner scored 1000 points in basketball. Maintaing spirit within our class as cheerleaders were Candy Cullen, Sharon Karls, Julie Luchterhand, Shelly Moschel, Carol Pfiel, Debbie Schumacher, Tina Tyson, and Lisa Zastrow. Performing on the pom pon squad were Tracy Keuler, Lynn Pendl, Pam Vogt, and Pam Woelfel. The fall of 1985 brought the beginning of the end. We chose Mary Schneider as president to lead us through our final year. As vice-president, Tracy Stroobants; secretary, Tina Tyson; treasurer, Candy Cullen. Representing the class were Missy Halbach, Tracy Keuler, Shelly Moschel, and Wendy Steinfest. Homecoming was a successful event with Queen Pam Woelfel escorted by Troy Duchow. Court members dancing to the theme Forever were Brenda Blatz and Jason Anhalt, Sara Kossman and Paul Bittner, Lynn Pendl and Scot Bruckner, Chris Propson and Scott Schneider, Tina Tyson and Ken Roberts, and Becky Vargas and Mark Bloomer. Representing us on the cheerleading squad was Dawn Ammerman. Pom pon girls performing for us were Candy Cullen, Tracy Keuler, Julie Luchterhand, Lynn Pendl, Carol Pfiel, Tracy Stroobants, Pam Vogt, and Pam Woelfel. Our AFS students were Cornelia Albrecht from West Germany and Becky’Vargas from Mexico. AFS students abroad for the summer were Missy Halbach and Carol Pfiel. With the loss of our classmates Troy Bangart and Todd Woelfel, our class supported and comforted one another. The memories of them will remain with us forever. The years we spent at Chilton High have been a most significant chapter to the story of our future success. On June 8, 1986, Chilton High School's 103rd graduating class received their diplomas. We the graduating class of 1986 will be forever grateful to our alma mater, Chilton High School. THE ANSWERS YOU'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR SHOULD YOU EAT THAT LITTLE SPRIG OF PARSLEY THEY SERVE IN RESTAURANTS OR NOT? 1. Parsley is for decoration. Do you eat the decorations in your house? 2. No; save it for the rabbits. — Carla Biese 3. 1 guess if it turns you on you should. — Koren Bonlander 4. No, because it looks like a bunch of poisonous weeds. — Mary Schneider 5. Yes, because it puts hair on your chest. — Todd Schneider 6. Yes, because its on your plate, and Mommy always say, Eat everything on your plate. — Jeff Peters 7. Absolutely not. Research shows that parsley causes cancer. — Marty Nessman. HAS ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 16 EVER EATEN BRUSSEL SPROUTS VOLUNTARILY? 1. Yes, I like them. — Troy Neuber 2. No, I always find worms. — Carla Biese 3. Not if they had a brain. — Mary Schneider 4. Yes, it was either brussel sprouts or liver. — Shelly Moschel 5. I have. But a word to the ones who haven't, DON'T! — Kay Pendl 6. Sure, at gun point. — Jim Barany 7. No! They are too gross to be real! — Shelly Habermann 8. Not if they know what's good for them. — Debbie Sturtz DO SPACE ALIENS HAVE NAVEL LINT? IS IT WHITE LIKE OUR? 1. 1 really don't know if space aliens have navel lint and I doubt if it's white like ours, but it's hard to give an answer, because I never saw an alien with his shirt off. — Koren Bonlander 2. No, because they don't have navels. — Mary Schneider 3. Considering aliens are green, so is their navel linit. — Shelly Moschel 4. Yes, they do, but it is rainbow colored. — Bobbi Jo Blatz 5. No, from what I saw E.T. didn't have a navel. — Mike Hart 6. I don't know. I've never seen an alien's navel and I don't want to either!! — Paul Nickel 7. No, it's blue. — Jim Thurwachter 8. No, they told me they clean their navels daily. — Gregg Heller 9. No, because aliens are hatched from eggs. — Tim Steffes 10. What do you mean like ours? I don't have navel lint! I don't even know what it is. — Dan Stadtmueller 11. Yes they have navel lint, but it's purple. — Wendy Steinfest IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT BLACK JELLY BEANS? 1. Ask Ronald Reagan, he's the expert! I only know what they say about green jelly beans. 2. Sometimes it all depends on the climate you're in. — Dan Gilbertson 3. Yes, they do give you an instant aphro. — David Mand 4. No, I heard it is a big rumor. — Julie Depies 5. No, it isn't. They don't stunt your growth, they just make your tongue black. — Cindy Schneider JUNIORS Aaron Abendroth Steve Anhalt Bobbi Bangart Jenny Bankenbusch Lynn Baus Kevin Beil Alan Biese Kris Biese Becky Blair Kris Bloomer Bill Boettcher Tricia Bosshardt David Brandenburg Scott Brantmeier Jeff Brenner Corey Brickl Dan Broeckel Alan Brown Sandy Bruckner Jill Cervenka NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Dean Criter Jesse Cullen Melissa Cullen Rob Daun Mike Dedering NO PICTURE AVAILABLE TOP FIVE CHOICES GROUPS MALE SINGERS RECORDS 5. Duran Duran 5. Bryan Adams 5. Invasion of your privacy 4. Survivor 4. Weird Al 4. Theatre of pain 3. Forever 3. Rick Springfield 3. Pyromania 2, Motley Crue 2. Sting 2. Reckless 1. Kiss 1. Bruce Springsteen 1. Chicago 64 Brenda Demi Brian Diedrich Lisa Ecker Michelle Eldred Perry Everix Larry Freund Rick Fritschka Greg Garton Pat Geiser Margie Goeser Dean Grantz Bob Greuel Tom Hanke Dave Hart Ron Hauser Stacey Heimerl Lisa Heinrich Todd Hemauer Roy Hephner Paul Hertel Jim Heus Terry Hoerth Rick Jaeckels Larry Juckem 65 Ron Juckem Rick Karls Amy Kartheiser Nicole Keuler Marcus Klaeser Dawn Knapp Bob Koehler Brenda Korb Jill Korb Barb Kurscheidt Peggy Lang Mark Lemke Kevin Lozada Sherie Ludwig Terry Ludwig NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Todd Ludwig Ken Meyer FIVE CHOICES FOOD 5. Big Mac 4. Italian 3. Mexican 2. French Fries 1. Pizza RESTAURANTS 5. Mr. Cs 4. Pizza Hut 3. Rocky Rococo 2. McDonald's 1. Hardees PETS 5. Bird 4. Fish 3. Horse 2. Dog 1. Cat 66 Brian Mueller Todd Mullins Gail Nelson Mike Nugent Jamie Oakley Bob Oney Kim Pauly Cindy Pethan Ellen Pethan Scott Pethan Guy Ploeckelmann Bernie Propson Debbie Propson Lori Rieder Connie Schaff Jenny Schaff Steve Schelfhout Kevin Scherer Dan Schierl Sara Schierl Julie Schisel Kelly Schmitz Lisa Schneider Pam Schneider Todd Schneider Dean Schroeder 67 Dan Schuknecht Steve Schuknecht Kris Schumacher Kelly Schwobe Greg Seipel Judy Sell Nadine Steege Brenda Steiner Dan Streng Shaunda Stuart Bill Suttner NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Ken Thiel Bill Tyson Mark Van Frachen Tony Vickman Kathy Wagner Karri Weninger Robyn Wittmus Rory Wittmus Darren Woelfel Doug Woelfel Lisa Woelfel Doreen Zahn Paul Zarnoth Diana Zastrow Gail Zastrow 68 SOPHOMORES Kathy Anhalt Stewart Anhalt Tom Bailey Brian Bancroft Bill Bangart Jim Barany Sue Bartel Michelle Beil Nathan Beyer Lori Biese Kris Bittner Steve Boehnlein Tammie Boehnlein Sandy Boll Sherri Breckheimer Bob Broeckel Ann Broker Brad Broker Brian Carlson Chris Casper James Christopherson Tammy Cullen Nicole DeMaster Tanya Dernier 70 Doug Depies Julie Depies Denise Dietz Julie Dietz Karen Dombrowski Larry Ecker Mark Eisner Nancy Engler Tina Enneper Debra Fesing Robbie Garfield Dean Gebhart Catherine Geiger Sara Graney David Granger Yvonne Grantz Debbie Greuel Dan Hackbarth Melinda Halbach John Heiberger Tracy Heinrich Gregg Heller Amy Hephner Tammy Hoerth 71 Bob Hoffmann Bob Horst Jay Juckem Sandy Juckem Julie M. Keuler Sara Keuler Teresa Kiersten Chris Klaeser Kari Jo Knoespel Tony Kobriger Jill Koehler Ricky Krause Gary Kress Alan Lefeber David Leitner Susan Liebau Tina Lisowe Brad Ludwig Tammy Ludwig Kris Mallmann David Mand Kari Jo McAuly Linda Meier Gary Mertz 72 Kevin Meyers Mark Miller Chris Muellenbach Kari Muenster Tina Nennig Martin Nessman Troy Neuber Paul Nickel Bob Nies Brad Oney Jeff Peters Kevin Pethan Chad Pingel Rick Riemer Tim Roberts Lynn Schemmer Renee Scherer Lori Schmidt Keith Schmitz NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Kevin J. Schmitz Cindy Schneider Dennis Schneider James Schneider Allison Seckel 73 Duane See Russ Seider Pam Siebert Scott Sohrweide Dan Stadtmueller Tim Steffes Carol Stensn Phil Stenz Betty Sticka David Tadych 74 SOPHOMORES MUST TAKE HG D This school year marks the beginning of a new educational program entitled Human Growth and Development. Sophomores are required to participate in the course. However, as stressed by Mr. Skarda and the instructor, who is Miss Nelson, any parent may request that his child be temporarily removed from the course during the times when sensitive topics are discussed. All topics discussed in the course are centered around the idea of a family and of the relationship encountered by teens among family, friends, boy girl-friends, and other people encountered in the process of social interaction. The program was developed because many people were concerned with the changes that teens are going through and they wanted to help teens better understand and deal with these problems. FRESHMEN Kerry Aebischer Michelle Bartel Troy Bartel Tim Bennin Derek Beyer Brian Biese Bobbi Jo Blatz Gary Boehnlein Kevin Bornemann Pam Bo we Brian Breckheimer Sherry Buechel Wayne Casper Julie Christopherson Tony Cox Troy Cox Evelyn Dedering Becky Demi Sue Ditter Bill Engler 78 John Engler Charles Freund Ross Fritschka Tony Geier Danny Gilbertson Missy Hanna Mike Hart Joey Hawig Brad Heimann Carla Heller Denise Heller Sherry Heller Donald Hemauer Glen Hephner Todd Hephner Jay Hertel Amy Hoerth Brian Horst Tammy Jandrey Kathy Jannsen 79 April Kiernan Kate Kobriger Shannon Kramarczyk Jeff Krepline Cammi Jensen Jeff Kammerzelt Joel Karls Randy Karls Joe Keuler Mike Keuler Marjorie Kress Rhonda Lefeber Francis Lenz Penny Loose Brian Ludwig Lisa Ludwig Joan Meyers Brian Miller Stephanie Miller Alan Mueller Laurie Mueller Toni Mueller Corey Mullard Scott Murphy Dawn Oakley Minda Oney Kay Pendl Monique Phillip Cynthia Pingel Nick Pingel Sarah Pingel Chris Preissner Eric Propson Melissa Recha Randy Riemer John Ronk Norbert Schilling Todd Schmidlkofer Dean Schmitz Dean W. Schmitz 81 Brian Schneider Gary Schneider Jesse Schneider Todd Schneider Shelly Schomisch Megan Schuknecht Elizabeth Schumacher Mike Sell Stacy Shaver Randy Steege Wayne Steinfest Patti Stein Chris Streng Heather Thornber Paula Toetz Peter Van Frachen Troy Van Grinsven Debbie Wagner Eric Wettstein Brenda Woelfel David Zahn Christine Zarnoth Doug Fesing 82 ACADEMICS CONCERT CHOIR The Chilton High School Choir, under the direction of Miss Nancy Reich, prepared for the Winter Vocal Concert, which was held at 7:30 p.m., on December 8, at St. Mary's Church. Mrs. Terry Weber was the pianist. The choir studied and prepared a wide variety of high quality music for this performance. The Concert Choir worked on many different types of music, several of which were actually college level. Some of the pieces included: Praise to the Lord; Blessing, Glory and Wisdom; Ave Maria; and Gloria in Excelsis; etc. The choir also performed the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah. Miss Reich stated that the Concert Choir has done an exceptional job this year. Two special pieces of music were performed. One was a duet entitled Watts Nativity Carol. The other was the solo, He Shall Feed His Flock, from Handel's Messiah. 1. 1st row: Sharon Karls, Paula Stcffes, Julie Dietz, Connie Schaff, Amy Kartheiser. 2nd row. Becky Blair, Shelly Habermann, Chris Propson, Allison Seckel. 3rd row: Brenda Steiner, Debbie Propson, Carol Stenson. 4th row: Terry Hoerth, Jill Cervenka, Sandy Juckem, Sue Bartel. (Photo by Vercauteren) 2. 1st row: Terry Kiersten, Tammy Hoerth, Debbie Greuel. Maria Schneider, Judy Kopf. 2nd row: Tammy Cullen, Cindy Schneider, Lori Schmidt, Kathy Wagner. 3rd row: Linda Meier, Lisa Zastrow, Nicole DeMaster, Candy Cullen, Kris Mallmann. 4th row: Sue Liebau, Julie Luchterhand, Chris Bailey, Denise Dietz. (Photo by Vercauteren) 3. 1st row; Todd Mullins, Jim Schneider, Mark Miller. 2nd row: Todd Schneider, Brad Oney, Paul Hertel. 3rd row: Ken Roberts, Bryon Groeschl, Terrance Woelfel, Jim Thurwachter, Doug Woelfel 4th row: Paul Miller, Kevin Schmidt, Troy Duchow, Don Hemauer, Jamie Oakley, (Photo by Vercauteren) 1. Warming up the voice before practice. 2. HONORS CHOIR: 1st row: Lisa Zastrow, Candy Cullen, Julie Luchterhand, Maria Schneider, Judy Kopf; 2nd row: Jill Cervenka, Paula Steffes, Debbie Propson, Terry Hoerth, Sharon Karls; 3rd row: Brad Oney, Todd Schneider, Mark Miller, Troy Duchow, Kevin Schmidt, Paul Miller, Jim Thurwachter, Don Hemauer, Terrence Woelfel 3. Performance Time!!! (Photo by Vercauteren) 4. Tracy Keuler assists Mrs. Weber, playing the piano. (Photo by Vercauteren) 5. Concert Choir singing at the 1985 Winter Concert held at St. Mary's Church. (Photo by Vercauteren) 6. Practice makes perfect! 7. Trying for perfection. 85 MADRIGAL Madrigal Singers: 1st row: Amy Kartheiser, Debbie Propson, Brenda Steiner, Jill Cervenka, Shelly Habermann, Maria Schneider, Tammy Cullen, Judy Kopf. 2nd row: Todd Mullins, Jim Thurwachter, Terrance Woelfel, Todd Schneider, Brad Oney, Paul Hertel, Jim Schneider, Mark Miller. (Photo by Vercauteren) This newly formed group, called the Madrigals, also performed at the Winter Concert. They sang Deck the Halls, God Rest You Merry Gentlemen, Fum Fum Fum, Wassail Song, Good Christian Men Rejoice, Audience Carol. GIRLS CHOIR Girls Choir: 1st row; Sherry Heller, Debbie Wagner, Pam Bowe, Shelly Schomisch, Judy Sell, Kathy Jannsen, Evie Dedering, Penny Loose. 2nd row: Cindy Pingel, Toni Mueller, Kathy Wagner, Becky Vargas, Dianna Zastrow, Julie Christopherson, Carol Stenson, Missy Recha. (Photo by Vercauteren) The Girls Choir sang the following songs for the Winter Concert: Rocking Carol, A Christmas Carol, Come and See the Christ Child, Gesu Bambino, Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Night Song, (under the direction of student director, Judy Kopf) Moravian Carols, I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day, Audience Carol. THANKSGIVING DAY 1. Tony Cox and Laurie Mueller help at the dinner. 2. Joe Keuler washes dishes. 3. April Kiernan Nick Pingel inspect their food. 4. Lisa Heinrich Cindy Pingel prepare food. 5. Kevin Bornemann Shelly Schomisch prepare trays. 6. Chris Zarnoth Patty Stein. 7. Mrs. Eldred and others enjoy the meal. Many students that have foods class with Mrs. Borns, prepared food for Thanksgiving Day. Senior citizens from the area were invited to take advantage of this meal. Besides eat, they sang Christmas Carols and had a great time. This Thanksgiving dinner was aired on the news. 87 CONCERT 1. 1st row; Amy Hoerth, Debbie Schumacher, Kate Kobriger, Kari Muenster, Amy Hephner, Carla Biese, Sara Keuler, Tracy Keuler. 2nd row: Dean C. Schmitz, Todd Schneider, Bonnie Propson, Carla Heller, Dean W. Schmitz, Brian Horst, Bill Bangart, Alan Mueller, Rob Daun. 3rd row: Koren Bonlandcr, Brenda Woelfel, Bobbi Bangart, Corey Mullard, Margie Kress, Gary Schneider, Beth Blank, Megan Schuknecht, Robyn Wittmus. 4th row: Michelle Beil, Becky Vanne, Lori Biese, Nancy Engler, John Heiberger, Brian Bancroft, Tom Bailey, Keith Schmitz, Dan Hackbarth, Troy Neuber, Phil Stenz (Photo by Andre). BAND Above: 1st row: Mike Keuler, Kurt Knoespel, Steve Boehnlein, Dan Schierl, Gerry Wozniak, Jay Hertel, Paul Hertel. 2nd row: Judy Kopf, Gary Kress, John Engler, Cammi Jansen, Jim Schneider, Paul Zarnoth. 3rd row: Dan Gilbertson, Joel Karls, Joey Hawig, Kevin Schmitz, Dean Gebhart, Chad Pingel, Guy Ploeckelmann. (Photo by Andre) Left: 1st row: Tammy Boehnlein, Audrey Gasch, Gail Nelson, Jodi Kopf, Beth Keuler, Michelle Bartel, Toni Mueller, Nadine Steege, Rory Wittmus, Heather Hemauer, Penny Loose. 2nd row: Becky Demi, Lynn Schemmer, Sara Graney, Nicole DeMaster, Pam Vogt, Beth Mortimer, Kevin Lozada, Jenny Bankenbusch, Tanya Dernier, Jill Cervenka. 3rd row: Terri Bangart, Kristi Wagner, Kathy Porto, Joan Meyers, Stephanie Miller, Stephanie Whittaker, Audrey Yla-gan, Doreen Zahn, Lori Rieder, Lisa Ludwig, Kay Pendl. 4th row: Julie Keuler, Tina Enneper, Stacy Shaver, Julie Christopherson, Chris Zarnoth, Laurie Mueller, Debbie Wagner, Brenda Demi, Kerry Aebischer, Kari Knoespel (Photo by Andre) The band performed its annual halftime show on Oct. 18, 1985, during the football game against Kiel. This year's show combined the junior high band with the high school band for the middle two songs. This made approximately 160 people on the field at one time. The shows opener was Diablo. This song contained a trumpet duet played by Koren Bonlander and Brian Bancroft. Next were two stand still numbers. Then the show closed with the classic William Tell Overture. The annual Winter Concert was held on Dec. 15, 1985, in the main gym. The concert had both Christmas music and some more off-the-wall music as part of the program. HONORS BAND 1st row: Tammie Boehnlein, Lori Biese, Audrey Ylagan, Koren Bonlander. 2nd row: Megan Schuknecht, Bonnie Prop-son, Jodi Kopf, Carla Biese, Tracy Keuler, Pam Vogt. 3rd row: Joey Hawig, Gerry Wozniak, Jim Schneider, Guy Ploeckelmann, Paul Hertel, Brenda Demi. 89 06 1. Todd Eisner 2. Bryon Groeschl 3. Candy Cullen 4. Dan Starfeld 5. Lynn Pendl 6. Pam Vogt 7. Brian Nies 5. Mark Carlson 9. Kurt Knoespel 10. Scott Schneider 11. Missy Hal-bach 12. Dan Siebert 13. Julie Luchterhand 14. Jim Schumacher 15. Bill Pingel lo. Troy Duchow 17. Maria Schneider • 16 1. Jerry Wozniak 2. Paula Steffes 3. Pam Martens 4. Jodi Kopf 5. Tina Tyson 6. Kevin Schmidt 7. Scott Bruckner 8. Dawn Ammer-man 9. Koren Bonlander 10. Rob Hackbarth 11. Shelly Moschel 12. Dave Mueller 13. Wendy Stein-fest 14 Debbie Sturtz 15. Laurie Vanne 16. Chris Propson 17. Steve Meier 15. Jasen Anhalt iAava AVM DNOl V HIAIOD 3A,HOA CLASSES 1. Mr. Schuknecht's 2nd hour history class listens attentively. 2. Mr. Hartman talks to Doug Woelfel. 3. Pam Martens Lynn Schneider 4. Eric Wettstein 5. Julie Schisel Sherrie Ludwig 6. Becky Demi, Denise Heller, Bobbi Jo Blatz, Heather Thornber, Minda Oney, Amy Hoerth, Carla Heller, Kate Kobriger, Michelle Bartel created this homemade quilt as part of a sewing project. (Photo by Vercauteren) 7. Shannon Kramarczyk 8. Sue Liebau 9. Jay Juckem 92 COLORGUARD Colorguard is involved in many performances with and without the gold band. They performed at the Packer Game, Indianapolis 500 parade, Milwaukee parade, Minneapolis Aquatennial parade, Chilton parade, and 1. GROUP: 1st row: Cindy Schneider, Sara Schierl, Nadine Steege; 2nd row: Jodi Kopf, Kathy Anhalt, Linda Meier, Gail Nelson, Doreen Zahn, Connie Schaff, Betty Sticka; 3rd row: Julie Dietz, Tammy Hoerth, Allison Seckel, Karri Weninger, Debbie Schumacher; 4th row: Tina Enneper, Tammy Cullen, Chris Bittner, Kari Knoespel, Pam Schneider (Photo by Andre) 2. 1st row: Toni Mueller, Megan Nelsen, Paula Mullard, Dawn Depies, Cheryl Brantmeier, Carla Heller, Jean Bittner; 2nd row: Laura Meyer, Becky Blatz, Patty Stein, Tristin Schreiner, Tonya Gudex, Carrie Brown; 3rd row: Pam Halbach, Amy Lisowe, Aimee Horst, Ellie Lutz, Melissa Heiman, Michelle Bartel; 4th row: Julie Schmitz, Sue Mader, Tammy Lisowe, Debbie Wagner, Barb Seckel, Lisa Pauly (Photo by Andre) 3. Michelle Bartel concentrating. 4. Sara Schierl Cindy Schneider 5. Aimee Horst focuses on counting. 6. Jean Bittner does floor routines. 94 PROM '85 . . The big weekend began Friday after school when the students started to change the gym into a glamorous ballroom for Saturday evening's dance. The final touches were added on Saturday morning and the gym gleamed with lighted balloons and shining stars. The theme of the night was Up Where We Belong. The theme song was I Can't Fight This Feeling. Everyone danced to the music of Tango until 12:00. Crowning took place at 10:30 p.m. and Rose Kurs-cheidt and Nick Geiser reigned as queen and king. Sunday morning came with a long clean up, which we were commented on, and it followed with a good days sleep. 1. Robin Van Grinsven, Bryon Groeschel, Missy Halbach. Jeff Hemauer, Rose Kurs-cheidt, Nick Geiser, Lisa Zastrow, Rick Mueller, Pam Vogt, Heath Thornber, Tracy Stroobants, Wayne Meyers, Kurt Zacharias, Carol Pfiel. 2. Pam Vogt, Jeff Hemauer, Rose Kurs-cheidt, Missy Halbach, Carol Pfiel, Kurt Zacharias making himself comfortable, Lisa Zastrow, Tracy Stroobants. 3. Paula Steffes dancing. 4. Missy Halbach Cyriack Stahl (miniature king) dancing. % .. . A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Heath Thornber Pam Vogt Kurt Zacharias Carol Pfiel Bryon Groeschel Robin Van Grinsven Wayne Meyers Tracy Stroobants Jeff Hemauer Missy Halbach Rick Mueller Lisa Zastrow Nick Geiser (King) Rose Kurscheidt (Queen) 97 HOMECOMING WEEK IS FULL OF SPIRIT Spirit Week began on Tuesday, with a tug-o-war during the noon hour. The winning classes were the sophomore boys a tie between the freshmen and senior girls. Dress Up days began on Wednesday with Clash Day . Thursday's theme was 50's Day , and Friday was Blue Gold Day. The sophomore class had the largest number of people who dressed up. At the pep assembly on Friday, sophomores won best skit best posters. Juniors won the yelling contest. FFA was winner of best float, We'll Skin the Pants Off Them and freshmen won the window display, We'll Blow Them Away. 1. Pam Woelfel was crowned 1985 Homecoming Queen by Donna Karls. (Photo by Vercauteren) 2. Even the teachers took part in the Homecoming parade. (Photo by Vercauteren) 3. Sophomore class telaxing after a lot of hard work for spirit week, -t Dave Zahn is dressed for Clash Day. Court: Left to Right: Becky Vargas Mark Bloomer, Lynn Pendl Scott Bruckner, Brenda Blatz Jason Anhalt, Tina Tyson Ken Roberts, Sara Kossman Paul Bittner, Pam Woelfel Troy Duchow, Chris Propson Scott Schneider. 2. Tony Kobriger Terrance Woelfel showing a little skin in the sophomore skit, which took first place. (Photo by Vercauteren) 3. Terrance Woelfel Tony Kobriger show their spirit when they came in these outfits on Clash Day . 99 “WE ARE THE TIGERS 1. Court: Lynn Pendl Scot Bruckner; Chris Propson Scott Schneider; Sara Kossman Paul Bittner; Tina Tyson Ken Roberts (missing); Brenda Blatz Jason Anhalt; Becky Vargas Mark Bloomer; Pam Woelfel Troy Duchow 2. Juniors do We Are The Tigers 3. Bob Oney shows a little leg on Spirit Week's, Clash Day. 4. Brian Diedrich? 5. Kari Knoespel waves to the crowd in her 50's costume. 100 Everybody yell for the Tigers! (Photo by Vercauteren) 2. Tim Roberts giving his all for the sophomore class in the tug-o-war competition. 3. The FFA float won first prize in the float competition. The float was pulled by a team of Rick Riemer's horses. (Photo by Vercauteren) 4. Amy Kartheiser shows that she can be a real dasher during spirit week. 101 UP WHERE WE BELONG Sweetheart Hop was a magical night for not only the sophomores, but for the whole school as well. Sweetheart Hop was a night that created suspense as students waited for the crowning of Amy Kartheiser and Todd Ludwig. 1. 1985 SWEETHEART HOP COURT: Queen Amy Kartheiser King Todd Ludwig; 2nd row: Tricia Bosshardt Tony Vickmann, Cindy Pethan Bill Suttner; 3rd row: Todd Hemauer Kelly Schmitz, Lisa Ecker Brian Diedrich, Kelly Schwobe Scott Brantmeier 2. Todd escorts Amy down the aisle for everyone to see. 3. Sheila Hemauer, 1984 Sweetheart Hop queen, congratulates Amy with a hug. 4. Tricia Tony waiting for their turn to walk through the crowd. 5. Kelly Todd are ready to have fun. 6. 1st row: Lisa Ecker, Amy Kartheiser, Tricia Bosshardt, Sheila Ha-mauer, Cindy Pethan, Kelly Schmitz, Kelly Schwobe; 2nd row: Brian Diedrich, Todd Ludwig, Tony Vickmann, Bob Woelfel, Bill Suttner. Todd Hemauer, Scott Brantmeier 102 HARVEY ! Myrtle Mae Simmons .........Jill Cervenka Veta Louise Simmons ......Judy Kopf Elwood P. Dowd .............Dan Schierl Miss Johnson .............Tammy Cullen Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet .....Lisa Martin Ruth Kelly R.N.............Sara Engler Duane Wilson ...................... Dan Schuknecht Lyman Sanderson M.D........Paul Hertel William R. Chumley M.D. . . Brian Blatz Betty Chumley ............Lisa Propson Judge Omar Gaffney .......Paul Zarnoth E.J. Lofgren ............. Kevin Lozada Harvey ..........................Harvey DIRECTOR .............. Dianne M. Gillig STUDENT DIRECTOR . Kris Schumacher TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Dan Siebert STAGE MANAGER . . Nicole Fitzpatrick Costumes Nicole Fitzpatrick Jennifer Schaff Ms. D. M. Gillig Actors Lights Dan Siebert Curtain Nicole Fitzpatrick Stage Dan Siebert Guy Ploeckelmann Steve Schuknecht Sandy Bruckner Chris Moxon Nicole Fitzpatrick Jennifer Schaff Tammy Cullen Paul Hertel Make-up Nicole Fitzpatrick Jennifer Schaff Ms. D. M. Gillig Actors Sound Dan Siebert Jennifer Schaff Guy Ploeckelmann Props Tammy Cullen Nicole Fitzpatrick Actors Ms. D. M. Gillig Usherettes Becky Blair Terry Hoerth Sherri Ludwig Lori Schmidt 1. Group: Back, left: Tammy Cullen, Kevin Lozada, Lisa Martin, Dan Schuknecht, Dan Schierl, Brian Blatz, Paul Zarnoth Front, left: Sara Engler, Jill Cervenka, Paul Hertel, Judy Kopf, Lisa Propson 2. Judy Kopf Sc Sara Engler 3. Nicole Fitzpatrick doing Brian Blatz's makeup. 4. Paul Zarnoth, Judy Kopf, Sc Jill Cervenka. 5. Jennie Schaff doing Dan Schierl's makeup. 6. Jill Cervenka, Brian Blatz, Judy Kopf, Dan Schierl, Paul Hertel, Sc Paul Zarnoth. 7. Paul Hertel Sc Judy Kopf. 8. Brian Blatz Sc Jill Cervenka. 9. Kris Schumacher helping Tammy Cullen with her sleeves. 103 To: Daniel Siebert Congratulations. As you take another step forward in life, we wish you success and happiness. We are proud of you. -Dad Mom To: Danny Boll Just stay the way you are and you will be able to face the future in whatever you choose to do or be. Love, Mom and Dad To: Kurt Knoespel We're proud of you for your past accomplishments, and we re wishing you the best in your future. Love, Mom and Dad To: Maria Schneider We wish you much success with your future endeavors. Keep a song in your heart. Best Wishes, Mom Dad To: Robin VanGrinsven To our loving daughter. Congratulations Robin. You gave us a lot of many good memories and fun. Best of luck in your future. We love ya sweetheart. -Mom Dad ■ g | | | | • - To: David Mueller Congratulations. We're very proud of you. We wish nothing but the best for you in your future years. Keep on smiling. -Love Your Family BT To: Lynn Pendl Congratulations, Good luck and Be Happy. You deserve the best. We love you. -Mom Dad, Karie, Kay, Mark To: Brian Nies You've laid the groundwork for a great future. We re very proud. Congratulations Bri and best of luck to ya. Love, Mom Jay To: Paul Steffes Congratulations on your achievements in high school. Best of luck in your future. Love, Mom Dad To: Pam Vogt We hope you'll treasure your high school years, _________________ especially the friends, teachers good times in We are very proud of you and hope your future Band Pom Pon's. Congratulations Love, Mom To: Troy Duchow Here's to your silly grin and finding good in everyone. Don't change. Good luck in your future. We're proud to be your parents. Love, Mom and turns out to be all you hope for. We love you. -Mom and Dad ly. G nber To: Becky Vargas You have been a great addition to our family. Good luck in all your future plans. Always remember Chilton with friendship and love. -Mom, Dad, Robyn, Rory and Wade To: Robert Hackbarth With your integrity and intelligence, there is nothing you can't conquer. Thank you for all the joy you've given me. Congratulations and Best Wishes. Love Always, Mom To: Julie Luchterhand May all your dreams come true. We are proud of you. God Bless You. We love you and will always be here for you! -Mom Dad To: Jim Schumacher Congratulations Jim. A lot of trying times and also fun times, but you made it. All our love, Mom and Dad Dad Vnri'iVAVAViWAW To: Sharon Karls Congratulations to our loving first born. We are very proud of you. We wish you happiness and good luck in the future. Love always. Mom Dad To: Carol Pfiel We love you, Carol. We thank God for you all our loved ones. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide you always. Remember in prayer — AFS, FGBMFI, Campus Crusade for Christ. Love, Mom Dad To: Laurie Vanne The magic time has come. Four years have passed quickly with good memories and bad. Dad I wish you all the best and may all your dreams come true. To: Koren Bonlander Congratulations Kori. We hope all of your dreams for the future come true. We love you very much and are very proud of you. Happiness always. Love, Mom Dad 104 To: Dawn Ammerman Congratulations!! I am so very proud of you. You indeed LIGHT UP MY LIFE.” Love You, Mom To: Wendy Steinfest May your enthusiasm get you what you want. I'm proud of you and will always be here for you. Congratulations to a very special lady. God Bless. Love, Mom To: Scot Bruckner Congratulations! Good luck in the years ahead. Be yourself and always keep your head on straight. We all love you. -Mom, Dad and the family To: Kevin Schmidt You are special! One of God's unrepeatable miracles. We love you and are proud of you. We wish the best for you in the future. Love Prayers, Mom Dad To: Mark Carlson Where did these years go? They seemed long to you, but not to us. Give life your best. That's all you can do. Love Always, Mom Dad To: Jodi Kopf Good luck to a very active and fun young lady. We wish you a very bright future. Love, Mom Dad To Pam Martens Congratulations to a super daughter. We hope you achieve your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad Molly To: Tina Tyson Congratulations on everything you have accomplished over the years and Best of Luck in whatever your future may hold! You've made us very proud of you! Love you. Mom Dad To: Bill Pingel Congratulations on the hard road you have endured and Good Luck on future decisions. Love, Mom Dad To: Shelly Moschel Your dreams await you; only you can make them come true. May your life be fulfilled and richly rewarded. You've made us proud. -Mom Deb To: Missy Halbach Your accomplishments have made us proud of you. Always remember: You get out of life what you put ' lindy dreams come true in your future m, Dad Gail ure plans. Our be forgotten, ud Bowl Game.' We To: Scott Schneider Congratulations and best wishes for a bright and happy future. For our number one son. -Mom Dad To: Nick Geiser We are so proud of you. We hope the future holds only good things. Don't ever change, we love you just the way you are. Love, Dad Patty To: Daniel Starfeld Congratulations. Good luck in the future. May all your dreams come true. We will always be proud of you Son. Love, Mom Dad To: Lynn Schneider Congratulations and best wishes to you in the future. May all the dreams come true for our “baby. Love, Mom Dad To: Terry Owens Congratulations. May your future hold everything you noped for. We'll always be there to back you with our Love. P.S. Kerry - We missed the invitation to your book, you're our special Middle Baby ! We re proud of both of you! Love, Mom Dad To: Tracy Keuler You've made us very proud of you. Your musical ability and achievements will take you far - GO FOR IT! Love, Mom, Dad Jill To: Jerry Wozniak Congratulations! You've made us very proud of you with all of your accomplishments. Good luck in the future. Love, Mom Dad To: Todd Eisner Congratulations! You've shown us what committment can do. Reach for the stars! We're proud of you. Love, Mom Dad To: Candy Cullen Well, we made it. Thanks for being my best friend. Just remember I love you and I'll always be here for you. Good luck at S.L.C. Love, Mom To: Steve Meier Congratulations! Here's wishing you success in your future in whatever you decide -Mom Dad To: Keith Heimann To a great son, our best wishes in the future, for a successful life. Love, Mom Dad 10S 1. Mr. Augsburger: Chemistry Science 8 2. Mrs. Boms; Foods I, Foods II, Intermediate Foods 3. Mr. Calderone; Spanish II, III, and IV 4. Mi. Eisner; Civics, Non-Western World History, Psychology, Varsity Boys Basketball Coach 5. Mr. Field; Geography World Affairs, Sociology 6. Mrs. Eltink; Accounting I, Typing I, Office Procedures 7. Mr. Freidel; Phy. Ed., Director of Athletics 8. Dr. Dick Gilles; High School Gold Band. Jr. High Blue Band, Marching Band, Color Guard, Pep Band, Stage Band 9. Ms. D. Gillig; English 10, Speech and Drama, Forensics lo! Mr. Gillig; Applied English, English 7, English 8, Media Club 106 l Mr Mailman; lyping 1 II, Personal Typing, Consumer Math, Record Keeping Accounting II 2. Mrs. Hasselquist-Stuebbe; English 8 English 11 3. Mrs. Hedrich; Vo-Ag 7 8, 1 Forestry Horticulture, Animal Science, Agronomy, Farm Shop, Farm Management, FFA, WJDA 4. Mr. Fred Klaeser; Senior English, Applied English, English 11, Forensics 5. Mr. William Kolarik; Exploratory Industrial Ed., Cabinet Making Building, Construction, Senior Class Advisor o. Ms. Karen Komassa; Learning Disabilities 7-12, J.V. Volleyball Coach 7. Mr. Knollenburg; Jr. High Guidance Counselor 8. Ms. Lori Ann Ogle; Multicatagorical ED LD, Sophomore Class Advisor 9. Mr.Mike Martin; Jr. High Health, Elementary Phy. Ed., Varsity Baseball Coach, JV Basketball Coach 10. 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Dr. DeMaster; Superintendent 3- School Board Members include: Ellen Miller, Bev Kossman, Sam Kopf, Richard Bosshardt, Terry Fox in Abendroth, Aaron 5, 2o, 28, 36, 47, 64 Aebischer, Kerry 78 Albedyll, Kevin 36, 50 Albrecht, Cornelia 15, 50, 61 Ammcrman, Dawn 8, 9, 50, 91, 104 Anhalt, Jasen 28, 50, 61, 91, 99. 100 Anhalt, Kathy 38, 70, 94 Anhalt, Steve 64 Anhalt, Stewart 5, 29, 36, 70 Bailey, Christine 50, 84 Bailey, Tom 28. 29, 40, 70, 75, 88 Bancroft, Brian, 5, 29, 70, 88 Bangart, Bobbi 64, 88 Bangart, Theresa 41, 50 Bangart, William 70, 88 Bankenbusch, Jenny 64 Barany, James 70 Bartel, Michelle 33, 38, 78, 94 Bartel, Sue 70, 84 Bartel, Troy 29, 78 Baus, Lynn 64 Beil, Kevin 44, 64 Beil, Michelle 33, 70, 88 Ociuiin, Tin 70 Beyer, Derek 21, 23, 29, 78 Beyer, Nathan 70 Biese, Alan 23, 64 Biese, Brian 78 Biese, Carla 3, 35, 50, 88, 89 Biese, Kris 64 Biese, Lori 70, 88, 89 Bittner, Jean 94 Bittner, Kristine 70, 94 Bittner. Paul 21, 23, 50, 61, 99, 100 Blair, Becky 9, 64, 84, 103 Blank, Beth 88 Blatz, Becky 94 Blatz, Brian 103 Blatz, Brenda 50. 61, 99, 100 Blatz, Bobbie Jo 78 Bloomer, Kris 30, 64 Bloomer, Mark 28, 36, 37, 51, 61, 99, 100 Boehnlein, Steve 36. 47, 70, 89 Boehnlein, Tammy 9, 70, 89 Boettcher, William 23, 36, 64 Boll. Daniel 51, 104 Boll, Sandy 70 Bonlander, Koren 51, 88, 89, 91, 104 Bornemann, Kevin 29, 78, 87 Bosshardt. Tricia 12, 15, 19, 30, 42, 46, 64, 102 Bowe, Pam 78, 86 Bowe, Thomas 23, 51 Brandenburg, David o4 Brandt, Wayne 44 Brantmeier, Cheryl 94 Brantmeier, Scott 41, 64, 102 Breckheimer, Brian 29, 36. 78 Breckheimer, Sherri 8, 9, 70 Brenner, Jeff 64 Brickl, Corey 64 Broeckel, Dan 45, 64 Broeckel, Robert 23. 40, 75, 70 Broker, Ann 7, 11, 70 Broker. Brad 70 Brown, Alan 23, 64 Brown, Carrie 94 Bruckner, Sandy 23, 24, 64, 103 i Bruckner, Scot 12, 41, 51, 61, 91. 99, 100, 105 1 Buechel, Sherry 78, 20 Carlson, Brian 70 Carlson, Mark 51, 90, 105 Casper, Christine 70 Casper, Wayne 23. 78 Cervenka, Jill 15, 17, 26, 35, 64, 84, 85, 86, 103 Christopherson, Jamie 70 Christopherson, Julie 78, 86 Cox, Tony 29, 40, 78, 87 Cox, Troy 29, 78 Criter, Dean 28, 44, 45, 64 Cullen. Candice 11, 19, 23,24, 51, 61, 84, 85, 90, 105 Cullen, Jesse 23, 64 Cullen. Melissa 25, 64 Cullen, Tammv 14, 17, 26, 35, 70, 84. 86, 94, 103 Daun, Rob 64, 88 | Deciding. Doug 44. 45. 51 I Dedering, fcvelyn 75. 8o Dedering. Mike 45. 54 § DeMaster. Nicole 4o. 70, 54 f( Demi, Bec y 30. 75 | Demi, Brenda 14. 15, 17, 24. o5, 5° |« Dernier, Tanya 70 Depies. Dawn 94 Depies. Doug 21. 23, 28 2° 40 71 H . Depies. Julie 11. 18. 71 Dicdrich. Brian o5. 100. 102 I Dietz. Denise 11 15. 71. 54 ® Dietz. Julie 71, 84, 94 S, Ditter, Geiald 23. 51 El Ditter. Sue 75 n . J Dombrowski, Karen 71 U Duchow, Troy 52, ol. 84. 85, 90. 90. 100. 104 Ecker, Lairy 21. 23. 71 Ecker, Lisa 85, 102 Eisner. Mark 5. 29. 41. 45. 71 Eisner Todd 7. 12. 52. ol. � 0, 105 Eld red, Michelle 24, o 5 Engler, Billy 78 Engler. Brian 45 Engler, John 79, 8° Engler. Nancy 11, 71. 88 Engler. Sara 103 Enneper, Tina 8. 46, 71. 94 Everix, Perry 28. 44, o5 Fcsing, Debra 23. 71 Fesing. Doug 82 Fitzpatrick. Nicole 103 Freund, Larry o5 Fritschka. Rick o5 Freund. Charles 7° Fritschka. Ross 79 Garfield, Robbie 40, 44, 71 Carton, Greg 10. 15. 2o. 44, 45 65 Geier. Tonv 29, 79 Geiser. Nick 28, 41. 47. 52. ol. 90 97. 1Q5 Geiser, Pat 23. 28, o5 Gilbertson, Danny 79. 8° Gocser Margie o5 Graney. Sara 2o Granger, David 40. 71. 75 Grantz. Dean 23 o5 Grant vonne 23. 71 Gray. Luke 36. 52 Greuel. Bob 65 Greuel. Debbie 71. 84 Groeschj. Bryon 5. 28, 52. ol, 84. 90. 9o. °7 Habermann. Rochelle 52. 84. 86 Hackbarth. Robert 44. 52. 9j 104 Hackbarth, Dan 44, 71. 88 Hal bach, Missy 4. 15, 19, 52. 89. Q0, 96, 97. 105 Halbach. Melinda 24, 71 Hanke. Tom o5 Hanna Missy 79 Hart, Dave 10, 41, o5 Hart. Mike 7° Hauser Ron 23. 65 Hawig, Joey 2, 2°. 40. 79 89 Heiberger, John 71, 88 Heimann, Brad 29, 79 Hermann, Keith 52, ol. 93, 105 Heimerl, Stacey 65 Heinrich. Lisa °. 15. 19. c 5, 87 Heinrich. Tracy 9, 71 Heller, Carla 33. 38. 7« 88. 94 Gebhart, Dean 21, 44. 71, 89 Geiger, Cathy 21. 23. 71 Geier. Kathy 38 Heller, Christine 53 Heller. Greg 71 Heller, Sherry 7 ?. So Heller. Denise 7 5 Hcmaucr. Don 7°. 84. 85 Hemauer. Jeff 4 28. 41, 47. 53, ol. 96, 97 Hemauer, Dean 44. 47 Hemauer, Sheila 53, 102 Hemauer, Todd 4, 28, 47, o5, 102 Hemauer. Heather 42 Hephner, Amy 11. 18. 42. 71. 88 Hephner, Harvey 41, 53. 61 Hephner. Roy 65 Hephner. Glen 79 Hephner, Todd 23, 79 Hertel. Jay 3. 18. 20, 34. 40. 79. 89 Her tel, Paul 15. 19. 20. 26. 45. 65. 84. 86. 89. 103 Heus, Jim 45. o5 .Hoerth, Amy 79. 88 Hoerth, Tammy 71, 84, 94 Hoerth. Teresa 8, 9. o5, 84, 85. 103 Hoffmann, Robert 40. 72 Horst. Aimee 94 Horst. Brian 20. 29. 79, 88 Horst. Robert 29, 3o, 72 Jaeckels, Rick 45, 65 Jandrey. Tammy 15, 17. 18. 20. 35, 38, 79, 93 Jannsen, Kathy 79. 8o Jensen, Cammi 30. 38. 80. 89 Juckem, Jay 93 Juckem, Larry 23. 65 Juckem. Ron oo Juckem. Sandra 38, 46, 72. 84 Kammerzelt, Jeff 10. 34. 80 Karls, Joel 29, 40. 80, 89 Karls, Randy 4. 21. 23, 3o. 80 Karls. Rick 23, 06 Karls, Sharon 21, 23, 53, 61, 84. 85. 104 Kartheiser. Amy 8, 9, 66, 84, 86, 101, 102 Keuler, Beth 32, 53 Keuler, Joe 29, 80, 87 Keuler, Julie 72 Keuler. Mike SO. 89 Keuler, Nicole 6o Keuler, Sara 11. 88 Keuler, Tracy 11, 17, 19. 53. 61. 85. 88, 89, 105 Kiernan, April 80, 87 Kiersten, Teresa 72, 84 Klaeser, Christopher 72 Klaeser, Marc 66 Knapp. Dawn 66 Koehler. Bob 06 Koehler, Jill 23. 72. 21 Knoespel, Kari 15. 33. 39. 46, 72. 94. 100 Knoespel, Kurt 34. 47. 53. 61, 89, 90. 93. 104 Kobriger, Kate 18, 35, 42, 80, 88 Kobriger. Tony 18, 28, 29, 47. 72, 99 Kopf. Jodi 15. 32. 47. 53, 89. 9 t 04, 105 Kopf, Judy 7. 15. 17. 2o. 54. ol. 84. 85. 80, 89. 103 Kerb. Brenda lo Korb, Jill 32, 06 Kossman. Sara 54, ol, 99, 100 Krause. Ricky 40. 47, 72 Krepline, Jeff 23. 80 Kress, Gary 72, 89 Kress, Margie 80, 88 Krupp, Robert 41, 54. 93 Kurscheidt, Barb oo Kurscheidt, Rose 4. 54, 61. 9o. 97 Kramarczyk. Shannon 80. 92 Lang, Peggy 20. oO Lefebei. Alan 72 Lefeber, Rhonda 3. 80 Leitner, David 23, 29, 72 Lemke, Mark 23. 06 Lemke, Doug 23 Lenz, Francis 23, 80 Liebau, Susan 72. 84, 92 Lisowe, Tina 7, 9. 72 Lisowe, Vicki 23 Loose. Lisa 54 Murphy. Scott 2$, 40. £1 Loose, Penny 80. 8o Lozada. Kevin 06, 103 Luchterhand. Julie 11. 54, 61, 84. 85, 00. 104 Ludwig. Brad 40. 45, 72 Ludwig, Brian 80 Ludwig, Lisa 33, 80 Ludwig, Sherie 25. 42, 06, 02. 103 Ludwig. Tammy 23. 42, 72 Ludwig, Terry 66 Ludwig, Todd 37, 6o. 102 Lutz, Ellie 04 Nelsen. Megan 04 Nelson. Gail 15, 32. 67, 4 Nenning. Tina 11, 73 Nessman. Martin 73 Neuber. Troy 18. 20, 40. 73. 88 Nickel, Paul 29. 40. 73 Nies, Robert 16, 73 Nies, Brian 44, 55, 00. 104 Nugent. Mike o7 Madei, Sue 94 Mallmann, Kris 33, 72. 84 Mallmann, Ray 54 Mand, Bridget 54, 93 Mand, David 72 Martens. Pam 54. 61, 01, 92. 105 Martin. Lisa 103 Me Auly. Kari Jo 25, 72 Meier. Linda 72, 84. 94 Meier, Steve 55. 1, 105 Mertz. Gary 40. 72, 75 Meyer. Ken 4, 41, oo Meyers, Joan 33. 80 Meyers. Kevin 23, 73 Meyers, Wayne 23, 28, 44, 55, 61. 9o, 07 Michaelson, Brian 66 Miller, Brian 80 Miller, Laurie 87 Miller, Mark 73, 84, 85, 8o Miller, Paul 28, 55. 84 Miller, Stephanie 20, 30, 38, 80 Moschel Shelly 15. 1 . 55. 61, 01. 105 Moxon, Chris 66, 103 Mueller. Alan 20. 40, 80. 88 Mueller. Brian 67 Mueller, Dave 23, 55, 01. 104 Mueller. Laurie 81 Mueller. Rick 55, ol, 9o, 07 Mueller, Toni 17, 38. 81, 86, 04 Muenster, Kari 11, 18. 30. 46, 73. 88 Mullard. Corey 18, 20, 36, 81. 88. 93 Mullard. Paula 04 Mullard, Scott 55. °3 Mullenbach, Chris 20. 34, 45. 73 Mullins. Todd 16, 67. 84. 86 Oakley. Dawn 16. 81 Oakley. Jamie o7. 84 Oney. Bob 67. 100 Oney, Brad 73. 84. 85, 80 Oney. Mind a 81 Owens, Terry 28. 3o. 37. 55. 61. 105 Pauly, Kim 3, 15. 67 Pauly, Lisa Pendl, Kay 81 Pendl, Lynn 11. 56, ol. 0.90. 100, 104 Peters, Jeff 73 Pethan, Cindy 9, 15. 4o, 67, 102 Pethan. Dave 44 Pethan, Ellen o7 Pethan. Kevin 34. 40, 45, 73 Pethan, Scott 34. 41, 44, 47. 67 Pfiel. Carol 11. 15. 24, 5o. 61, 06. 97. 104 Phillips. Monique 2, 20, 42. 81 Pingel Bill 5o. 0. 105 Pingel. Chad 44. 73. 75. 80 Pingel, Cindy 81, 86, 87 Pingel. Nick 81, 87 Pingel. Sara 23. 25, 81 Ploeckelmann, Guy 10. 41, 44, 47, o7. 80, 103 Preissner, Chris 23, 81 Propson. Bernie 23. 67 Propson, Bonnie 25. 56, 88. 89 Piopson, Chris 5o, 61. 84. 91, 9 Ptopson, Debbie 8. 9, 12, 15, 24, 32, o7. 81. 84. 85. 8o Propson. Eric 3. 23. 81 1’iopson l.ynn 12. 32. 39. 5o. 103 Kfi'ha. Missy 9. 30. 81 8o Riedet Lori 15. 32. 39. 4o. o7 Riemor. RanJv 21. 23. 29 3o. 81 Riemer. Ricky 21. 23. 28 29 ”3 101 Roberts. Ken 5o, ol, 81. 90 ioo Roberts. Mike 34. 47, 56 Roberts. Tim 28 29, 36. 47. 73. 101 Ronk. Jim 28. 41. 56. ol, 81 Si hah. Connie °. 15. o7. 94 Si half. Jenny 15. 30. o7. 103 Sihelfhout. Steve o7 Schemmer, Lynn 7. 11. 2o. 73 Scherer, Kevin 34. 47. 67 Scherer, Renee 8. 4o, 73 Schierl. Dan 7, 26. o7, 80, 103 Schierl, Sara 46, o7. 94 Schilling. Norbert 29, 81 Schisel. Julie 67 Sihmidlkofet. Todd 29. 81 Schmidt. Kevin 23, 36, 57. 84, 85. 91. 105 Schmidt. Lori 25. 73, 84, 103 Schmitz, Brian 57 Schmitz. Dean C. 81. 88 Schmitz. Dean W. 29. 40. 81. 88 Schmitz, Julie °4 Schmitz. Kelly 8. 9, 46. o7. 102 Schmitz. Kevin 18. 47, 73, 89, °9 Schmitz, Keith 3o. 73. 88 Schneider, Brian 82 Schneider. Cindy 5. 73. 84. 94 Schneider, Dennis 73 Schneider. Doug 57 Schneider, Cary 82, 88 Schneider, Jesse 21 23 82 Schnieder, Jim 73. 84. 8o 89 Schneider, Lisa 15. o7 Schneider. Lynn 57. ol. 82 105 Schneider. Maria 57. ol. 84. 85. 8o. 9 y 104 Schneider, Mary 7. 12, 57, ol Schneider, Pam 15, 24. o7. 94 Schneider, Scott 44, 57, 61. 90, 90, ioo, 105 Schneider, Todd 17, 67, 82, 84, 85. 86. 88 Schoenborn, Ben 44. 45 Schreiner, Tristan 94 Schomisch, Shelly 18, 33. 82. 86, 87 Schroedcr. Dean 36, o7 Schumacher. Debbie 57, 88, 93, 94 Seikel, Allison 33, 73, 84, 94 See. Duane 21. 23. 29, 74 Seider. Russell 24. 44. 74 Seipel. Greg 23. 08 Sell. Judy 08, 8o Sell. Mike 2°. 3o. 47, 82 Shaver. Stacy 15, 17, 8, 30, 82 Siebert. Dan oo. 103. 104 Siebert, Pamela 74 Skyberg, Jim 44 Sohrweide. Scott 74 Schumacher. Elizabeth 82 Schumacher, Jim 57, 90. 104 Schumacher, Kris 15. 24. 30. 68, 103 Schuknecht, Dan 12. 2o. 31. o8. 103 Schuknecht. Megan 18 20, 30, 38, 82, 88. 89 Schuknecht. Steve 12, 15, 08. 103 Schwobe, Kelly 15. 39, 68, 102 Seckel, Barb 94 Stadtmueller, Dan 28. 29, 45, 74 Starfeld. Dan °o, 105 Steegc, Nadine 15, 32, 08, 94 Steege. Randy 82 Steffes, Paula 12. ol. 84. 85, 90, 91, 9o. 104 Steffes, Tim 29. 40, 74 Stein. Patty 82, 87, 94 Steiner. Brenda 14, 15, 1°, 32, 68. 84. 86 Steinfest, Wayne 82 Steinfest, Wendy 32, 39. 91. 105 Stenson. Carol 39. 74, 84. 8o Stenz. Phil 29, 40, 47. 74. 38. °9 Sticka, Betty 33, 39. 4o. 74. 04 Streng. Chris 82 Streng, Dan 10. 68 Stroobants, Tracy 7, 11. 12. ol. 9o. 07 Stuart. Shaunda 68 Sturtz, Debbie 35. 91. 104 Suttner, Bill 4. 41, 44, 08. 102 Tadych, David 74 Thiel. Ken 24. 45. 68 Thornber, Heather 44, ol, 82. 9o. 07 Thurwachter. James 74, 84, 85. 80 Toetz, Paula 38, 82 Tyson, Bill 45. 08 Tyson, Tina 19, ol. 91. 09, 100. 105 VanFrachen. Mark 08 VanFrachen, Peter 40, 82 VanGrinsven, Robin 32. 39. ol. °o. °7, 104 VanGrinsven, Troy 82 Vanne. Rebecca. 74. 88 Vanne. Laurie 9i. 104 Vargas. Becky 2. 15, 61. 3o, 99, 100, 104 Vick man. Tony 47. 08. 102 Vogt. Pam 11. ol 89. 0. 96, 97, 104 Wagner. Debbie Q 33, 40. 82. 80. °4 Wagner, Kathy 68. 34 80 Wagner. Kristi 42, 46, 74 Weninger. karri 14.. 15. 1° 08. °- Wettstein. Chris 47 Wettstein, Eric 29. 40, 82. 92 Whittaker. Stephanie 15, 17. 33, 74 Wittmus. Robyn 12. 15. 32. 39, 08, 88 Wittmus. Rory 2, 12. 15. 32, 39, 08 Woelfel, Bob 28. 41. 47, ol, 102 Woelfel. Brenda 18, 33. 38, 82. 88 Woelfel, Darren 23, 08 Woelfel, Doug 44, 08. 84 Woelfel, Lisa 4, 12, IQ. 32, 39. 4o. 68 116 I V- •