Chilton High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Chilton, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

1988 TIGER Volume 53 CHILTON HIGH SCHOOL 509 School Court Chilton, Wl 53014 Photos submitted by: Andre Vercauteren Publishing Mr. Charles Schuknecht Mr. Clarence Scherer Brian Bancroft Michelle Bartel TABLE OF CONTENTS 1987 News 2 Senior Memories 4 Class of '88 5 Baby Photos 21 Parent Messages 25 Class of '89 29 Class of '90 35 Class of '91 39 Sports 43 Academics 65 Organizations 71 Activities 93 Teachers 104 School Board and Administration 108 Support Staff 109 Advertisements 110 WHAT HAPPENED IN '87? Iran-Contra Hearings turn Oliver North into folk hero; $500 billion stock market crash on Black Monday; Reagan and Gorbachev summit leads to signed treaty; US Navy frigate Stark attacked by Iraq, 37 killed; Persian Gulf Heats Up; Jim Bakker steps down from PTL after affair with Jessica Hahn; Gary Hart drops out of Presidential Race after disclosure of relationship with Donna Rice then reenters; AIDS virus spreads; Northwest Airlines Flight 255 crashes in Detroit, one survivor; Continental Airlines Flight 1713 crashes in Denver 28 killed; Pari-mutual racing fever sweeps area; The Avenue Mall opens in Appleton; James Loften and Mossie Cade stand trial on sex-assault charges; William Proxmire announces retirement; Mandatory seat belt law; Philippine ship collides with oil tanker 1,500 people missing assumed dead; Beverly Hills Cop II top grossing film; Slippery When Wet best-selling record; Chicago's Mayor Harold Washington dies; CIA director William Casey dies; and Liberace dies of AIDS. The above headlines came from the Post Cresent. SENIORS MEMORIES OF DAYS GONE BY In the fall of 1984 a new freshman class walked through the doors of Chilton High School. It was to become one of the most successful and unique classes Chilton High School would have for years. The class of '88 would be known for its participation in school organizations and sports. It would also be known as a class that would work together not as a class, but as a family. In our freshman year we had to learn to work together very quickly to finish the Homecoming float and posters. We were organized and lead by our class officers: President Sue Liebau, Vice President Kari Knoespel, Secretary Kari Muenster, Treasurer Amy Hephner; and Representatives Michelle Beil, Bob Broeckel, Sara Graney, and Keith Schmitz. Our class advisors Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Westphal also helped us. We showed school spirit with the number of participants in the cheerleading and Pom Pon squads. Cheerleaders were Ann Broker, Julie Dietz, Tina Enneper, Linda Meier, and Carol Stenson. The Pom Pon members were Julie Depies, Denise Dietz, and Kari Muenster. Our sophomore year started with a surprise win of Homecoming's Spirit Week. We were lead to our win by our new advisors Ms. Ogle and Mrs. Schaffer; and our class officers: President Julie Depies, Vice President Tony Kobriger, Secretary Kari Muenster, Treasurer Amy Hephner, and Representatives Denise Dietz, Troy Neuber, Kevin Schmitz, and Terry Woelfel. Cheerleaders and Pom Pon girls helped us win Spirit Week too. Cheerleaders were Sherri Breckheimer, Tammy Boehnlein, Tina Enneper, Tracy Heinrich, Tina Lisowe, and Renee Scherer. Pom Pon members were Ann Broker, Julie Depies, Denise Dietz, Nancy Engler, Amy Hephner, Sara Keuler, Kari Muenster, Tina Nennig, and Lynn Schemmer. Our sophomore year also brought on the added responsibility of sponsoring Sweetheart Hop. Our King and Queen Terry Woelfel and Kari Knoespel reigned under the theme For Just A Moment . Other court members were: Julie Depies and Brad Ludwig, Nancy Engler and Troy Neuber, Amy Hephner and Gary Mertz, Sara Keuler and Keith Schmitz, and Kari Muenster and Mark Eisner. We said good-bye to Denise Dietz who spent part of her sophomore and junior years in New Zealand, and Julie Keuler who stayed in Ecquador her sophomore summer. Our junior year we won Spirit Week again, but under new class officers. Our President was Gary Mertz, Vice President Terry Woelfel, Secretary Kari Muenster, Treasurer Kevin Schmitz; and Representatives Sara Graney, Amy Hephner, Kari Knoespel, and Lynn Schemmer. Cheerleaders and Pom Pon girls led our class in school spirit. Cheerleaders were Sue Bartel, Michelle Beil, Sherri Breckheimer, Tina Enneper, and Renee Scherer. The Pom Pon members were co-captains Julie Depies and Kari Muenster, and squad Ann Broker, Denise Dietz, Nancy Engler, Amy Hephner, Sara Keuler, Tina Nennig, Lynn Schemmer, and Becky Vanne. Our Junior Prom showcased the crowning of King and Queen Brian Bancroft and Tammy Boehlein. Other court members were Kathy Anhalt and Tony Kobriger, Michelle Beil and Mike Zorn, Nicole DeMaster and Rick Krause, Sue Liebau and Bob Hoffmann, Tina Nennig and Paul Nickel. During the summer, four juniors went to Badger State: Tom Bailey, Bob Hoffmann, Kris Bittner, and Tammy Cullen; and three juniors went to Business World: Paul Nickel, Jim Schneider, and Allison Seckel. We also said good-bye to Renee Scherer who spent the summer in Iceland. In September of 1987 the class of '88 started its last year at Chilton High School. We started the year with three new friends: Renny Bolivar from Venezuela, Orawan Tanprawet from Thailand, and Dieter Van Besien from Belgium. Also our classmate Kris Bittner spent her last year in Belgium. Homecoming was very special for the senior class this year. First, we won Spirit Week for the third consecutive time. Second, we succeeded in having a parade even though it was raining. Finally, we crowned Duane See and Becky Vanne King and Queen at our Homecoming Dance with the theme song In My Dreams playing. Other court members included Lori Biese and Doug Depies, Sherri Breckheimer and Dan Hackbarth, Tina Enneper and Gregg Heller, Terri Hacka and Tim Steffes, Tracy Heinrich and Stewart Anhalt, and Tammy Hoerth and Larry Ecker. We were led to a successful Homecoming by advisors Miss Nelson and Mrs. Schaffer, and also class officers: President Gary Mertz, Vice President Terry Woelfel, Secretary Kari Muenster, Treasurer Amy Hephner; and Representatives Bob Broeckel, Julie Keuler, Kari Knoespel, and Russ Seider. Cheerleaders were Michelle Bell, Sherri Breckheimer, Julie Dietz, Tina Enneper, Kari Knoespel, and Renee Scherer. Pom Pon members were co-captains Julie Depies and Kari Muenster; and squad Ann Broker, Denise Dietz, Nancy Engler, Sara Keuler, Tina Nennig, Lynn Schemmer, and Becky Vanne. With graduation around the corner, we, as seniors, looked back on our high school years. Most memories were happy, but some were sad. We took those sad memories though, and used them to become better firends. On June 5, 1988, the 105 graduating class received their diplomas and moved on to the next step in their lives. The class of '88 leaves the student body with one thought, get involved with sports, organizations, and activities. You don't have to do everything, just what you're comfortable with because the experiences you gain now will carry you through a lifetime. 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( JA $JjU or? yh cJO-Q James Schneider Allison Seckel Duane See 17 Russell Seider Pamela Siebert %3 oo ' 8U, L1 Scott Sohrweide 'U JzzZ' . Dan Stadtmueller 7Iw Ev.- Jxzfr t Tim Steffes Ca ■rtf fak is Carol Stenson Phil Stenz Stsif, i J.'t s' --' Betty Sticka David Tadych OS'DSSfW hOu % O� o—To o Orawan Tanprawet James Thurwachter 1by. benCt Dieter Van Besien P 0 iMOo h.- 0 v j- vA- Rebecca Vanne OwvjL ycagaix Audrey Vlagan Vv“-'fc Kimberly Youngsteadt Kari Knoespel sucks on her bottle between classes. Kevin Pethan and Brian Bancroft don't look like they're studying chemistry very hard. Renee Scherer looks at a freckle on her nose. Stewart Anhalt. Brian Bancroft, and Robert Hoffmann are ready for the serious business of toilet papering. 20 Dan Stadtmueller's ready to eat his lunch. WHAT LITTLE ANGELS! 1. Denis© Dietz 2. Terri Hacka 3. Kari Muenster 4. Betty Sticka 5. Nathan Beyer 6. Lori Schmidt 7. Tammy Hoerth 8. Brian Carlson 9. Jay Juckem 10. Jim Barany 11. Nicole DeMaster 12. Sue Bartel 13. Tammie Boehnlein 14. Julie Dietz 15. Jill Koeler 16 Amy Hephner 17. Larry Ecker 18. Tracy Heinrich 21 YOU'VE GOT THE CUTEST i i iBlS j hum W , • L j a t « r. d a i ,. 12 . | i n Sal • Mf, . h i i y j ' AI - 18 1. Chad Pingel 2. Dan Stadtmueller 3. Tina Nenning 4 Carol Stenson 5. Kris Bittner 6. Becky Vanne 7. Linda Meier 8. Mike Zorn 9. Bob Hoffman 10. Kathy Anhalt 11. Rick Krause 12. Mindy Halbach 13. Kris Mallmann 14 Julie Depives 15. Kim Yuongstedt 16. Kari Knoespel 17. Tina Enneper 18. Tim Steffes LITTLE BABY FACE! 1. Nancy Engler 2. Keith Schmitz 3. Steve Boehnlein 4. Terrance Woelfel 5. Jeff Peters 6. Sue Liebau 7. Brad Ludwig 8. Jim Schneider 9. Sara Graney 10. Lynn Schemmer 11. Paul Nickel 12. Lori Biese 13. Chris Muellenbach 14. Doug Depies 15. Michelle Beil 16. Tina Lisowe 17. Pam Seibert 18. Stewart Anhalt 23 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY! 1. Audrey Ylagan 2. Julie Keuler 3. Tanya Demler 4. Tammy Cullen 5. Yvonne Grants 6. Chris Klaeser 7. Russ Seider and Mark Eisner 8. Kevin Pethan 9. Mark Miller 10. Troy Neuber 11. Allen Lefeber 12. Sandy Boll 13. Sandy Juckem 14. Sherri Breckheimer 15. Duane See 16. Allison Seckel 17. Phil Stenz 18. Gary Mertz To: Kathy Anhalt Congratulations to our baby. Best of luck for a bright and happy future. We'll back you on whatever you decide. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Stewart Anhalt Stewart, you have done a very good job, right from the start, we are very proud of you. We will support you in whatever direction you wish to go. May God Bless you! Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Brian Bancroft Congratulations to wonderful son on completion of your H.S. days. We will be missing you as you continue your education. Mom 8c Dad To: Jim Barany We'll miss you son, more than you know. You can do it. Aim high for your goals and don't look back. We'll always love you. Mom 8c Dad To: Sue Bartel Best Wishes. Hard work is the key to success. So keep on trying. Don't give up if you don't succeed the first time. Good Luck, Mom 8c Dad To: Michelle Beil We're sure proud to have you for a daughter. You make life such a pleasure. Best of luck and success in all you do. Love ya. Mom 8c Dad To: Nathan Beyer The years have passed too fast, and our first son is a young man ready to face the world. Good luck, do your best and make your dreams come true! Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Lori Biese Congratulations 8c best wishes for a very happy future. Take one day at a time and do your best that day. We're proud of you. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Kris Bittner Congratulations! May all your dreams come true. We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. We love you. Mom 8c Dad To: Steve Boehnlein Congratulations son. We're glad you made it this far. Good luck in whatever you plan to do. We're proud of you and we love you. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Tammie Boehnlein Congratulations to our Queen Bee. May all the years ahead of you be happy, healthy, and prosperous. Love, Dad 8c Mom To: Sandy Boll Congratulations! In whatever your future holds we wish you love and happiness. Love you always. Mom 8c Dad To: Sherri Breckheimer Congratulations to a wonderful daughter. Your dreams for the future are there, but remember, only you can make them come true, and I know you are one that will make them happen. I am very proud of you. Love Mom To: David Burdick Dreams are there that only you can make come true. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. We're proud of you. Love, Mom To: Brian Carlson Congratulations! You made it! We'll always wish the best for you. The outdoors is a big place, but keep on loving it like we know you do. Mom and Dad To: Tammy Lynn Cullen We thank God for giving us one of the greatest blessings in life - a loving, caring, considerate daughter. Our love and best wishes go with you in life. Mom 8c Dad To: Nicole DeMaster Congratulations to a very special daughter. We wish you a bright and happy future. May all your dreams come true. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Tanya Dernier Congratulations! May the future bring joy and success; for you are our joy! We love you and are proud of you! Mom, Dad, and Julie To: Doug Depies Doug, through you we enjoyed the fruits of our effort. Whatever you dream - go for it! We love you. To: Julie Depies I am proud of you. You brought me much joy as you grew toward your independence. I'll always be there for you - Best of luck! Mom with love Julie, I know I haven't always been the Dad you've been proud of, but you've always been the daughter I've been very proud of. Thank you! I love you, Dad To: Denise Dietz Congratulations, Denise. We love you. No dream is impossible to come true, but remember, to stop and smell the roses along the way. Love, Mom, Dad, Daniel, Deann, Mark Deb To: Julie Dietz Congratulations. Best of luck in your future years. See, we told you, your not as dumb as you look. Remember we love ya. Mom, Dad and Amanda To: Larry Ecker Congratulations to our youngest son. Best of luck in all you do. We are proud of you, and are glad you are our son. Love you, Mom Dad To: Mark Eisner Congratulations! May all your dreams come true in the years ahead. We're proud of you. Love, Mom Dad To: Nancy Engler Congratulations on a job well done, Nancy! We support and look forward to your future endeavors. Keep that happy smile! Love, Dad Mom To: Tina Enneper Your future holds success as you have proven in your high .school years. We are very proud of you and love you. Dad, Mom, Tanya, Shawn To: Sara Graney Congratulations to daughter No. 5. Thank you for keeping us young. May God Bless and keep you. Mom Dad To: Yvonne Grantz Thanks for the laughter and the tears that we received throughout the years. We enjoyed them survived them. Congratulations. Love, Mom Dad To: Terri Hacka Congratulations, we knew you could do it. We hope you do as well in college and get to be a vet as you wanted for so long. We love you. Mom and Chuck To: Dan Hackbarth Thank you for being such a warm and loving son. You have all the qualities needed to be successful in life. Congratulations! All my love. Mom To: Mindy Halbach Always remember, be all and do all that you can to the best of your ability and you will succeed. Love, Mom Dad To: Tracy Heinrich Congratulations to a great daughter. Hope your future is filled with happiness and success. We're proud of you. Best Wish and Good Luck! Love Ya, Mom Dad To: Gregg Heller We take pride in all the things you do - May all your dreams come true bring you happiness. Love, Mom Dad To: Tammy Hoerth We're so very proud of you and wish you lots of success. We pray your dreams all come true. You are a very special person. Love, Mom Dad To: Robert Hoffmann We're very proud of you and want you to know that wherever you go or whatever you think, you can depend on us for understanding, support and love. Much success in the future. Love, Mom Dad To: Jay Juckem Congratulations on completing high school. We hope the future holds the best for you. Good luck to our youngest and God Bless. Love, Mom Dad To: Sandy Juckem Congratulations! Best wishes for a happy and successful future. We're proud of you and will always be here for you. Love, Mom Dad To: Julie Keuler You've made us very proud! Your personality smile are your greatest assets. Good luck to you in your future endeavors. You're a very special young lady. We love you. Mom Dad To: Chris Klaeser Congratulations as you begin your big step in life! I hope you'll find love and happiness in whatever you do. Always remember your OLD MOTHER . Take care my son. Love, Mom To: Kari Jo Knoespel We have always been very proud of you. Hope your future is filled with happiness - We love you very much! Mom, Dad Family To: Jill Koehler We're so very proud of you. Times have been good and times have been hard, but we wish you all the happiness in the world. Love you - Mom, Dad, Rick To: Ricky Krause Congratulations son, you've made it. We're proud of you. We're behind you to reach your goal! Mom Dad To: Allan Lefeber The love that is shared in our hearts and the pride you have given us cannot be said on these pages. Love - Mom, Larry Family To: Susan Liebau We are very proud of you Susan and know you will be very successful. Love, Mom and Dad To: Tina Lisowe Congratulations on all that you have achieved. Keep up the good work and your future will be everything you want it to be. We are very proud of you. Best of luck happiness in all you do. Keep smiling! Love, Mom Dad To: Brad Ludwig Lots of love and best wishes go with you to your future plans. May all your dreams come true! We are proud of you! Mom Dad To: Kris Mallmann We know you will do well in whatever you decide to venture into, hopefully go to school. We love you. Mom Dad To: Linda Meier Congratulations! Here's wishing you success in your future in whatever you decide. Mom Dad To: Gary Mertz Congratulations! We've come a long way together, through thick and thin. Work hard and make those future dreams come true. Love. Mom Dad To: Mark Miller Congratulations - we're very proud of you and all you've accomplished. Good luck and success in the future and God bless you! We love you - Dad, Mom, Kay and Paul To: Chris Muellenbach Our pride in you is excelled only by our hopes and wishes for happiness and success in the future. Love, Mom Dad To: Kari Muenster You've had many good times at C.H.S. You've accomplished a lot. May your future dreams come true -we're proud to have a sweet daughter like you! Love, Mom Dad To: Tina Nennig Congratulations daughter and good luck in your future endeavors. May your dreams come true. Love, Mom Dad To: Troy Neuber Congratulations to a great son. You have brought a lot of joy to our lives. Wishing you happiness and success in your future. Love. Mom Dad To: Paul Nickel Congratulations! I'm so proud of you and all your accomplishments. May only good things be in your future. With love. Mom To: Jeff Peters Go for pizazz! Make wise decisions. Don't forget the garbage. We love you! Mom, Kim Amy To: Lynn Schemmer “Where has our little girl gone? As you pass on to the next step in your life, we want you to know how very proud we are of you and what you have done. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Lori Schmidt We're very proud of you and love you very much. We know you will succeed in whatever you choose to do. Good luck in college. Love 8c God Bless you - Mom 8c Dad To: Keith Schmitz Keep your smile, it brightens our days! Good luck in your future, we'll always be here for you. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Jim Schneider Both of us are very proud of you and your accomplishments. We're sure that, as in the past, you will succeed in whatever your endeavors may be. Mom Dad To: Allie Seckel Congratulations to our 70 model. We are proud of you and your accomplishments. May you enjoy your life to the fullest. Happy retirement in 2035. Mom Dad To: Russell Seider Thank you for being a good son 8c brother to us. Good luck to you in all your future endeavors. God Bless you and the Class of '88. All our love. Mom, Dad, and Nathan To: Pam Siebert Your dreams are there, only you can make them come true. Hope your future is filled with all the happiness and success you wish for. Good Luck - Dad 8c Mom To: Dan Stadtmueller Our love and blessings are your always. Mom 8c Dad, and Brothers and Sisters, In-laws 8c Nieces 8c Nephews To: Tim Steffes Congratulations on your achievements in high school. Wishing you good luck and success in your future. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Carol Stenson The day you have been waiting for is finally arriving. May God be with you in everything you do and in all your decisions. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Phil Stenz Thanks for being a great kid! We have experienced great pride and respect for you as you've grown. Best wishes in all that you do. Love, Mom, Dad 8c Lynn To: Wan Tanprawet It has been a pleasure having you for our daughter. You have enriched our lives, and hold a special place in our hearts. Good Luck. We love you - Mom 8c Dad To: Becky Vanne You've come a long way since 8th grade. Good luck in all your dreams, they are high but you will be the one to do it. Love, Mom 8c Dad To: Terrance Woelfel Here's a little thanks for being a great son and a good dependable friend. Good Luck Always. Love you a lot. Mom, Dad 8c Family To: Audrey Ylagan You just don't know how proud we are of you and your accomplishments. May your future be filled with happiness, good luck and success. We love You! Mom, Dad, and Grandma To: Mike Zorn Congratulations to a job well done. Thanks for being a son any parent would be proud of. Good Luck in the future. Love you. Mom JUNIORS A friend is someone who knows all about you ... Steph Miller collects tickets for Christmas Tea. Patti Stein, Monique Phillip, and Bobbie Jo Blatz having a good time at Sweetheart Hop '86. Kerry Aebischer Michelle Bartel Tory Bartel Tim Bennin Derek Beyer Brian Biese Bobbie Jo Blatz Gary Boehnlein Kevin Bornemann Pam Bowe Brian Breckheimer Sherry Buechel Wayne Casper Julie Christopherson Tony Cox 30 No Photo Available Troy Cox Oscar Daellenbach Evelyn Dedering Becky Demi Sue Differ Bill Engler John Engler Charles Freud Ross Frifschka Tony Geier Danny Gilberfson Jill Grapenfine Scoff Hacka Missy Hanna Mike Harf Joey Hawig Brad Heimann Carla Heller Denise Heller Sherry Heller Don Hemauer Glen Hephner Jay Herfel Amy Hoerfh Brian Horsf Tammy Jandrey Kafhy Jannsen Cammi Jensen Jeff Kammerzelf Joel Karls 31 Randy Karls Jo© Keuler Mike Keuler April Kiernan Kate Kobriger Shannon Kramarczyk Jeff Krepline Marjorie Kress Francis Lenz Penny Loose Brian Ludwig Lisa Ludwig Joan Meyers Brian Miller Stephanie Miller Alan Mueller Laurie Mueller Toni Mueller Corey Mullard Scott Murphy Minda Oney Kay Pendl Monique Phillip Cindy Pingel Nick Pingel Sarah Pingel Kathy Porto Chris Preissner Eric Propson Melissa Recha iW( No Photo Available 32 Randy Riemer John Ronk Norbert Schilling Todd Schmidlkofer Dean Schmitz Dean Schmitz Gary Schneider Jesse Schneider Todd Schneider Shelly Schomisch Megan Schuknecht Liz Schumacher Mike Sell Stacy Shaver Patti Stein JUNIORS A Friend is ... one who is here today and here tomorrow. Anon Our class came into the year hoping the year would go quickly, so we could become seniors quicker. We still had memories of our successful Sweetheart Hop where Michelle Bartel and Dean Schmitz were crowned Queen and King. Now, we had to work together to win Homecoming Week. At the pep assembly the boys and girls both won the tug-o-war, and our class won window display. We also held the Prom which turned out to be a huge success. We close the year anxious for next year to come when we'll be seniors. Let's work together to make it the best year yet. Don Hemauer. Cindy Pingel. Debbie Wagner, Shelly Schomisch, and Missy Recha fool around during concert choir. 33 ... and loves you just the same. Glen (Lumpy) Hephner makes his way through the toilet paper. Peter smiles for the camera. Wayne Steinfest Paula Toetz Peter Van Frachen Troy Van Grinsven Debbie Wagner Eric Wettstein Doreen Wilson Brenda Woelfel David Zahn Christine Zarnoth 34 SOPHOMORES Sarah Backus Martin Bangart Ross Bangart Jean Bittner Beth Blanck Mary Jo Bonlander Cheryl Brantmeier Brian Broker Carrie Brown Randy Buechel Mary Butler Bill Chmielewski Denese Criter Kelly Damgard Chris Diedrich Dale Forstner Geri Foster Audrey Gasch Dan Geiser Shelly Geiser Shawn Giere Jesse Grabowski Sheila Grenzer Chad Grube Pam Halbach Tina Hanke Donald Hayward Melissa Heimann Donald Heimerl Dean Heimermann 36 Heather Hemauer Jesse Hephner Rick Hertel Steve Hertel Bill Hilton Karianne Hoerth Aimee Horst Anthony Isajiw Dan Juckem Jason Justinger Cynthia Karls Adam Kestell Jesse Krepline Erin Kuhn Rick Lisowe Jennifer Lozada Troy Luchterhand Joie Ludwig Steve Ludwig Ellie Lutz Susan Mader Christopher Marx Michael Mcafee Kathleen McAuly Todd Meade Dean Meyer Scott Meyer Chelsea Miller Barb Mortimer Deborah Moschel 37 Sarah Nelesen Todd Nett Tina Oakley Lisa Pauly Daniel Pethan Kim Pethan Tom Phillip Marty Pingel Paula Pingel Kevin Roberts Timothy Sabo Craig Scherer Julie Schmitz Kevin Schmitz Harvey Schneider Kelly Schneider Mike Schuh Amy Schwarz Barbara Seckel Sherry Sohrweide Matt Stadtmueller Chad Vanne Wade Wittmus Daryl Woelfel Tammy Wozniak Kris Zacharias Kathleen Zarnoth 38 FRESHMEN Denise Baltz Dana Barnett Kelly Bechlem Daniel Biese Becky Blatz Daniel Bodinger Donny Bonlander Timothy Brenner Lynda Buechel Amy Butelefski Sue Butler Lisa Carlson Carmen Cullen Tammy Cullen Dawn Depies Julie Dickrell Deann Dietz Amy Ditter Lori Dorn Tina Duncan Sherry Forrest Michael Forstner Holly Freund Glenn Geiser Brenda Goeser Tanya Gudex Cindy Hanke Julie Hau Andrew Heus Tony Hintz 40 Lisa Hoerth Corey Jensen Pat Juckem Steven Kammerzelt Lynn Karls Kristal Kelsey Matthew Klaeser Heather Klessig Kristi Knoespel Christopher Kolbe Lena Kolbe Steven Korb Christopher Kuba Joe Lavey Amy Lisowe Tammy Lisowe Trisha Lisowe Mike Mader Jenny Marks Kelly Mertz Anne Meyer Kerry Meyer Laura Meyer Eric Muellenbach Chad Muenster Paula Mullard Megan Nelson Eric Nies Kim Owen Mark Pendl 41 Lisa Pethan Cindy Phillip Timothy Pingel Larry Propson Patrick Rowland John Ruebl Jackie Schisel David Schlorf Camilla Schmitz Sarah Schmitz Kris Schneider Tammy Schneider Tristan Schreiner Rob Schultz John Schwobe Lisa Schwobe Jennifer Stache Nic Stadtmueiier Andy Steffes David Stelzer Lynn Stenz Christy Stiefvater Duane Tasch Jenny Vercauteren Eric Vogt Amy Weber Angie Whittaker Kathy Wingers Kevin Woelfel Tracee Woelfel 42 SPORTS BASEBALL HAS VICTORIOUS SEASON TEAM PHOTO: Back Row: Jeff Schneider. Perry Everix. Greg Garton, Dean Criter, Scott Sohweide. Dave Nenning. Middle Row: Tim Steftes, Dave Leitner, Kevin Meyers, Brad Ludwig. Doug Depies. Front Row: Mike Zorn, Joey Hawig, Joel Karls. Tim Bennin. Chilton ended its regular season, sharing the Eastern Conference championship with a record of 14-4. The Tigers then lost in WIAA tournament play. Kevin Meyers and Dean Criter were named to the first team allconference, and Greg Garton, was named to the second team allconference to end a victorious season. Kevin Meyers releases one of his many strikes. Perry Everix watches Brad get a base hit. 44 GOLF WINS AT HOME You want me to get this ball into that GOLF TEAM: Back Row: Brian Horst. Dean Gebhart, Mr. Hartman, hole.' says Mike McAfee. Todd Nett. Dale Forstner. Front Row: Perry Everix. Corey Brickl. Bill Suttner. Missing: Dan Hackbarth. Mike McAfee. Scott Murphy, Chris Marx, Bill Engler. Joe Keuler. Troy Bartel. Ok guys where did my golf ball go? asks Bill Engler. Scott Murphy shows his powerful golf stroke Looks like you're working real hard Chris. The golf team finished its season with a perfect home record. Bill Suttner was team medalist and was within .10 stroke average of being the leading medalist in Chilton golf history. Along with Bill; Perry Everix and Corey Brickl gave the team senior leadership which helped earn them fifth place at the conference meet. The golf team ended the season by competing at regionals, and missed going to sectional competition by four strokes. TIGER FOOTBALL WINS BIG First row: Tim Bennin. Derek Beyer. Mike Zorn. Dan Stadtmueller. Terrance Woelfel, Tom Bailey, Keith Schmitz. Phil Stenz. Second row: Doug Depies, Kevin Bornemann. Tim Steffes, Bill Engler, Robert Horst. Joey Hawig, Paul Nickel. Third row: Jim Barany, Randy Riemer. Dave Leitner. Tony Kobriger. Mike Sell, Brian Bancroft. Dave Tadych. Fourth row: Coach Kolarik. Bob Broeckel, Al Mueller. Eric Propson, Dieter Van Besien. Gary Mertz. Kevin Meyers. Coach Stuebbe. ai Mueller congratulates Dan The Tigers ended the season with a 7-4 record, Stadtmueller after a great play. the best fjnj$h Sjnce 1979 Jhjs record lead them to a WIAA Division 4 Sectional final football game against the Lake Mills L-Cats. Tigers played well, but lost 7-6. The team did receive a second place plaque which is displayed in the sports' case. Also many of the members were named to the all-conference teams. This ended a great season of play. Dave Lietner, Tony Kobriger, and Al Mueller watch the game from the sidelines. 46 J. V. FOOTBALL PLAYS GREAT The Chilton Junior Varsity football team played a competitive season with a record of 5-3. Runningback Tom Phillip led the Tigers through the season and the team showed great sports-manship. The season opened with a win against Abbot Pennings. The determined Tigers went on to beat New Holstein, Kewas-kum. Two Rivers, and Kiel. They lost to Sheboygan Falls, Plymouth and Freedom. The team has shown great talent and seems to have a bright future. GROUP PHOTO- 1st Row: Troy Luchterhand. Marty Pingel. Jesse Grabowski. Kris Zacharias, Tom Phillip, Chris Marx. 2nd Row: Jesse Hephner, Randy Buechel, Dale Forstner, Glen Hephner, Marty Bangart. 3rd Row: Coach Salm, Chad Vanne. Dean Heimermann. Matt Stadtmueller, Tim Sabo. Todd Nett, Coach Scharenboch. FROSH FOOTBALL BREAKS RECORDS GROUP PHOTO- 1st Row: Andy Steffes. Dan Bodinger, Pat Rowland, Kevin Woelfel. Rob Schultz. 2nd Row: Craig Schowbe. Nick Stadmueller. Tony Hintz, Corey Jensen, Joe Steffen, Chad Muenster. 3rd Row: Matt Klaeser, Kerry Meyer, Mike Mader, Eric Vogt. Pat Juckem, Keith Steffes. 4th Row: Coaches Gary Vercauteren and Dave Gasch. Chilton's freshman football team of 1987 completed the year with a record of 6-1. The best mark since 1965. Cory Jensen set an all-time CHS rushing record with 1,262 yards in 118 carries. Chilton opened the year with a 22-0 win over De Pere Abbot Pennings. The Tigers dominated Sheboygan Falls in a 44-0 win and followed up with a tough 12-8 victory over Plymouth and a comeback 14-12 win over New Holstein. But their winning streak was halted by a 34-0 loss to Two Rivers. The Tigers made a strong come back the next week by dumping Kiel 32-14. In their final victory they rolled up 479 yards against Kewaskum in a strong 44-0 win. The team played extremely well in each game and fine performances were also turned in by Keith Steffes and Kerry Meyer throughout the season. GYMNASTICS NEEDS MORE GYMNASTS Top Row Left: Kris Schneider, Lynn Stenz, Anne Meyer, Coach Ann Forstner, Megan Nelsen, Dawn Depies, Deann Dietz. Middle Standing: Cindy Pethan, Kim Owens, Kate Kobriger, Bottom Row Left: Tristan Schreiner, Tammy Hoerth, Laura Meyer. Coach Forstner stands proud as she watches her team. Tammy Hoerth strikes a graceful pose. The gymnastics team had a very good season considering Kate Kobriger and Tammy Hoerth were the only two returning letterwinners. Although the team was small, it did very well at its meets. The team is looking forward to next year when it hopes more people will come out. Dawn Depies concentrates to keep her balance. CROSS COUNTRY RUNS WILD The Cross Country team lead by Rocky Gozdziewski had a successful season this year. The team took second at regionals and went on to sectionals. Junior, Joel Karls, led the team with his first year out. The potential for next year looks good. They should have another successful year. TEAM PICTURE: Top Row Left: Coach Rocky Gozdziewski, Jay Hertel, Joel Karls, Jeff Kammer-zelt, Kristi Wagner, Denise Dietz, Chelsea Miller. Middle Row: Chris Muellenbach, Steve Hertel, Brad Broker. Bottom Row: Craig Scherer, Bill Hilton, Brian Horst, Eric Muellenbach. Chris, Jay, Joel, and Steve proudly holding their team trophy Joel staying ahead of his opponent. Chris and Joel neck and neck fighting to get ahead. Everyone close at take off. 49 GIRLS TRACK TEAM IMPROVES PERFORMANCE TEAM PICTURE: Top Left: Senor Calderon, Chelsea Miller, Denise Dietz, Kim Youngsteadt, Doreen Zahn. Cathy Geiger, Sandy Juckem, Ann Forstner. Middle Row: Kristi Wagner, Tricia Bosshardt. Kelly Schmitz, Missy Recha, Beth Blank, Betty Sticka, Kari Knoespel, Heather Hemauer. Front Row: Shelia Grenzer, Jenny Lozda, Laurie Depies, Sherri Breckheimer, Monique Phillip, Megan Shuknect, Terri Hacka, Manager Cheryl Brantmeier. Sandy Juckem shows her strength throwing shotput at state. Denise Dietz working hard in practice. Terri flys over the hurdles on her way to state. The girls track team improved very much this year with leadership from seniors Doreen Zahn, Kelly Schmitz, and Trisha Bosshardt. The successful team was magnified by the performances of Terri Hacka and Sandy Juckem. Both, went to the state meet and Sandy Juckem was also conference champion in shotput. The upcoming team members and increasing size of participants should lead the girls to a more successful season next year. Kristi Wagner finishes her long jump BOYS TRACK RUNS HARD Chris Muellenbach runs through the tap© taking first place. Kevin Scherer runs toward the finish line during a relay race. BOYS TRACK TEAM: Back Row: Guy Ploeckelmann, Steve Boehlein, Joel Karls. Jay Hertel. Aaron Abendroth. Jeff Kammerzelt, Scott Pethan. Nathan Beyer. Chad Vanne. and Coach Rocky Gazdziewski. Middle Row: Statistician Kathi McAuly. Pat Geiser. Bill Hilton. Chris Muellenbach. Scott Hacka. Brad Broker, Kevin Scherer, Terry Woelfel, and Randy Riemer. Front Row: Statistician Erin Kuhn, Dan Pethan, Steve Hertel, Dean Heimermann. Craig Scherer, Kris Zacharias, Tom Phillip, and Chad Grube. The team under the coaching of Rocky Gazdziewski was lead by the individual efforts of seniors Kevin Scherer, Guy Ploeckelmann, Aaron Abendroth, Scott Pethan, Todd Hemauer, and Pat Geiser. This senior leadership was shown by Kevin Scherer who went to state. Next year’s team will come back with experience which will help them compete even more aggressively than this year. 51 Todd Hemauer shown in midair while trying to clear the high jump bar. Volleyball Has Hard Season VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Back Row Carla Heller. Brenda Woelfel, Michelle Biel. Kris Mallmann. Mr. Allison Seckel serves an ace. Hartman. Middle Row: Steffi Whittaker, Doreen Wilson, Allison Seckel. Kari Knoespel, Shelly Schomisch. Front Row: Joan Meyers. Lisa Ludwig. Betty Sticka, Laura Rief. Michelle Bartel Kari Knoespel serves a point. Carla Heller tries to save the ball as Kari Knoespel and Kris Mallmann watch on. The volleyball team ended the season with a 0-14 record. The record doesn't show how well the team really played. Most of the games were lost in the final points. The team was led by the Seniors especially co-captains Kari Knoespel. and Betty Sticka. Betty Sticka was also named to the second team all-conference while Kris Mallmann was an honorable mention. 52 SOPHOMORES LED JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM PICTURE Back Row: Ann Forstner, Heather Hemauer, Tammy Wozniak. Missy Heimann, Erin Kuhn. Second Row: Lynn Stenz, Kathi McAuly, Kim Pethan. Third Row: Chris Zarnoth. Debbie Wagner. Front Row: Barb Mortimer. Barb Seckel. This year the JV Volleyball team ended its season with a record of 6-7. The leading setter was Tammy Wozniak, leading server was Kathi McAuly,.and the leading setter was Kim Pethan. The most improved player was Lynn Stenz. This year because there were so many freshmen, the JV team was basically sophomores. Coach Ann Forstner said “The sophomores were great leaders and I felt like they really cared. FIRST FRESHMAN TEAM HAS 4-3 RECORD “They played great, it was great and its only going to lead to better things.'' That's what Coach Ann Forstner said about CHS's first freshman volleyball team. They ended with a record of 4-3. The leading spiker was Trisha Lisowe, the leading server was Dawn Depies and the leading setter was Kristi Knoespel. The most improved award goes to Julie Hau. TEAM PICTURE Top Row: Tammy Schneider. Cindy Hanke. Denise Baltz. Chris Schneider. Laura Meyer. Middle Row: Carmen Cullen, Angie Whittaker, Lynn Karls, Tristain Schriener. Julie Hau. Heather Klessig. Front Row: Trisha Lisowe. Dawn Depies. Coach Forstner. Kristi Knoespel. Lisa Schwobe. 53 GIRLS SWIM TEAM HAS TOUGH SEASON TEAM PICTURE BACK ROW: Coach Jennifer Halbach, Kari Muenster. Kate Kobriger. Kim Youngstedt, Cammi Jenson. Front Row: Stacy Shaver, Megan Schuknecht, Sarah Nele-son, Stephanie Miller. Missing Becky Demi. A small team and many physical injuries led to a record of only one win for fhe Girls Swim Team. With the new coach Jennifer Halbach and through hard work, the team had many individual successes. Kim Youngstedt broke the 100 yd. butterfly record and was conference champion in fhis event along with the 50 yd. freestyle. She also placed third in the sectional meet. Other strong performances were turned out by Kari Muenster, Steph Miller and Megan Schuknect. There were also big improvements by Becky Demi, Stacy Shaver, Cammi Jenson, and Sarah Neleson. The only diver, Kate Kobriger was again conference champion and dove well at the Shorewood Invitational and the Sectional meet. Steph Miller, Megan Schuknecht, Stacy Shaver, and Becky Demi resting during practice. Kim Youngsteadt goofs oft at practice. BOYS' SWIMMING IMPROVES TIMES Chris Klaeser and Chad Muenster take a Jeff Kammerzelt smiles after another good race, break after doing laps. The boys' swim team had a very successful season from an individual standpoint. Each swimmer made steady improvement in his time. Although the swim team was small, having only eight swimmers, there were some real successes. Jeff Kammerzelt set school records in the 200 yard individual medley, 500 yard freestyle, 100 yard freestyle, and the 100 yard backstroke. Jeff also qualified for the state meet in the 100 yard backstroke. Brian Horst steadily improved his 100 yard backstroke and 100 yard freestyle while Chris Klaeser did a fine job in the 100 yard breaststroke. Renny, our foreign exchange student, improved 10 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle. Russ Seider and Chad Grube, who swam the 200 and 500 yard freestyle, improved tremendously since last season. Chad Muenster, our lone freshman, was a real asset to the team in the 100 yard freestyle and 100 yard breaststroke. Jim Barany helped the team in several swimming events along with his solid scoring in diving. GROUP PHOTO 1st Row: Brian Horst, Chad Muenster, Chad Grube, Jeff Kammerzelt. 2nd Row: Chris Klaeser, Russ Seider, Jim Barany, Renny Bolivar, Coach Kammerzelt. Missing: Asst. Coach Mortonson, GIRLS VARSITY TEAM IS AGGRESSIVE TEAM PHOTO: Back Row: Coach Stuebbe. Sherry Buechel. Cathy Geiger, Denise Criter, Paula Toetz, and Brenda Bangart. Front Row: Brenda Woelfel, Terri Hacka, Megan Schuknecht, Kari Knoespel, Michelle Bartel, and Jill Grapentine. Terri Hacka goes up for the easy lay up after stealing the ball away. The Girls Varsity Basketball team played very aggressive this year under the coaching of Mr. Stuebbe. The team showed effort both defensively and offensively, but often the score didn't show this. The team was led by Seniors Kari Knoespel and Terri Hacka. GIRL'S JV BASKETBALL WINS TEAM PHOTO: Back Row: Lena Kolbe, Lisa Pauly. Julie Schmitz. Lynn Karls. Sara Schmitz, Jenny Vercauteren, Coach Bartel. Front Row: Chelsea Miller, Heather Hemauer, Kim Pethan. Beth Blanck. Kristi Knoespel, Sherri Sohrweide. The Girl's JV Basketball team was coached by Mr. Bartel this year. The team beat Sheboygan Falls 34-26 for its first victory in two years. The girl's were competitive this year by playing hard on defense and offense. The team's members will be an asset to next year's varsity team. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL PLAYS INJURED Tim Pingel Patrick Juckem Eric Nies Eric Muellenbach Steve Kammerzelt Glen Geiser David Stelzer Mike Mader Christopher Kuba Kevin Woelfel Cory Jensen Andrew Steffes Mike Forstner Mr. Dave Beres The Freshman Basketball team, with 13 members, was coached by Mr. Beres. The team played aggressively even though a number of players were injured. The team's potential will surely lead them to a successful JV season next year. TIGERS HAVE EXPERIENCED VARSITY TEAM GROUP PHOTO 1st Row: Manager Tim Sabo. Bob Hoffman, Troy Nueber. Bill Engler. Dean Schmitz, Gary Mertz, Bob Broekel, Tim Steffes. Coach Mr. Eisner 2nd Row: Joe Hawig, Brad Ludwig, Joel Karls, Jay Hertel, Mark Eisner, Tom Bailey, Kevin Pethan. Mr. Eisner coached a Tiger Varsity Basketball team dominated by seniors this year. With the experienced team and the added three-point shot the team was very successful. Senior, Mark Eisner, and Junior, Dean Schmitz, lead the team, but all players contributed to the winning cause. Bob looking for an open player. JV BASKETBALL PLAYS HARD Basketball Team: Back Row: Daryl Woelfel, Marty Bangart. Scott Murphy. Mike McAffee. Coach Martin Second Row: Chris Marx. Dan Geiser, Dan Juckem. Randy Buechel. Kris Zacharias. Todd Nett, Steve Hertel. Front Row: Wade Wittmus, Dale Forstner. Jesse Krepline Steve Hertel fires the ball inbounds. Scott Murphy puts up a shot at practice. The JV Basketball team played hard under the coaching of Mr. Martin. The team had very strong defense as well as a strong offense although the scores didn't always show it. The team has potential and should contribute to next year's varsity team. 59 Mark Pendl gives a toast at Christmas Tea. Amy Weber lies on the floor after another tiring day of school. Brian Horst. Mrs. Mortensen. and Jim Barany all wind down after swim practice. 60 Sherri Breckheimer. Kari Knoespel. Tina Enneper, and Rick Riemer cheer at the Tiger L-cats football game. Wrestlers Have Trying Season Top Row: Paula Mullard, Mr. Sharenbrock. Kevin Schmitz. Andy Heus. Scott Hacka. Derek Beyer. Eric Vogt. Glen Hephner. Chad Vanne. Tom Phillip. Denise Baltz. Coach Ruh. and Geri Foster. Middle Row: Shelly Geiser. April Kiernan. Robert Horst. Kevin Schmitz. Steve Boehnlein. Keith Schmitz. Mike Sell. Pat Rowland. Rob Schultz. Amy Schwarz, and Monique Phillip. Front Row: Pam Halbach. Stewart Anhalt. Dean Meyer, Gary Boehnlein, Tony Cox. Corey Mullard, Don Bonlander. and Amy Butelefski. With the return of Robert Horst. Gary Boehnlein and twelve lettermen the CHS Wrestling team had a lot to look forward to. The team was strong individually and a great deal of effort was put forth from every wrestler, although the team record didn't show it. The team was led by the seniors Stewart Anhalt, Keith Schmitz, Robert Horst and Steve Boehnlein. Gary and Robert both qualified for the state meet and Robert placed sixth. The head coach is Mr. Ruh and his assistants are Mr. Field and Mr. Sharenbrock. Kevin Schmitz is once again on top of his opponent. GIRLS TENNIS HAS A SMASHING SEASON According to Coach Schuknecht, this was, by far, the best season in the history of tennis at Chilton High School. The team had an overall match score of 64 wins and 48 losses. Chilton defeated Plymouth 4-3 in a dual meet breaking Plymouth's 37 consecutive dual meet winning streak. Chilton also placed third in conference only 3 points behind 2 Sheboygan Falls. Tammy Jandrey finished as conference champion in 1 singles, while Nancy Engler took second at 2 singles, Cheryl Brantmeier took second at 3 singles, and Tammy Jandrey won both of her subsectional matches and became the first Chilton girl ever to go to sectionals. She missed going to state by one match. 1987 Girls Tennis Team: Bottom Row: Nancy Engler, Tracy Heinrich, Tammie Boehnlein, Cheryl Brantmeier, Coach Charles Schuknecht. Top Row: Beth Blanck, Ellie Lutz, Tammy Jandrey, Lynn Schemmer, Tammy Cullen. Missing from photo: Denise Criter. Cheryl Brantmeier puts everything into her return. 62 Ellie Lutz and Tammy Cullen compete at the conference meet. 1987 Chilton Girls Tennis Season Chilton 6 Ripon 1 Sheboygan Falls 4 Chilton 3 Chilton 6 Kewaskum 1 Two Rivers 0 Chilton 7 Chilton 4 Plymouth 3 Chilton 4 Sheboygan Falls 3 Kewaskum 1 Chilton 6 Plymouth 6 Chilton 1 Chilton 3 Two Rivers 4 Tammy Jandrey returns the ball with confidence. BOYS TENNIS HAS A TRYING SEASON BOYS TENNIS TEAM: Back Row: Dan St ratmueller. David Hart. Mike Hart. Keith Schmitz. Kevin Pethan, Paul Hertel, Marty Bangart. Mr Schuknecht. Front Row: Brian Engler, Dean Criter. Greg Gorton. Kevin Schmitz. Daryl Woelfel, Matt Stadtmueller Missing: Mark Eisner. Kevin Pethan Watches as his partner Keith Schmitz prepares to hit the ball The boys tennis team had a rough season this year. Their record was 0-10. However, several of the members displayed great talent in their individual matches. Greg Garton and Dean Criter were undefeated in 1 doubles play and they took the conference championship in this position. They also won both sub-sectional matches and became the second team to advance to sectionals in the 17 year history of the boys tennis at Chilton. Greg Garton shows his power serve at practice. Paul serves at practice. Mark Eisner reaches to hit this ball during practice. 63 Doug Depies. Kari Knoespel. Gregg Heller. Gary Kress. Mike Zorn, and Kevin Meyers are toilet papering? They would never do that! ... and then the Papa bear said. “Someone's been sleeping in my bed. And then ... good night Gary. Do you think Sue Mader has any books in her locker? Audrey Gasch is on her way up to her most favorite class. You see she is in no hurry. With a haircut and glasses like that, Glen Hephner is one person you don't want to meet in a dark alley. 64 ACADEMIC CONCERT BAND 1st Row: Audrey Ylagan. Tommie Boehnlein. Becky Vanne. Kari Knoespel. Dean Gebhart. 2nd Row: Joan Meyers. Steph Miller. Lynn Schemmer. Sara Graney. Nancy Engler. Nicole De Master. Kristi Wagner. 3rd Row: Joey Hawig. Toni Mueller. Penny Loose. Chris Zarnoth. Jim Schneider. John Heiberger. Steve Boehnlein. 4th Row: Sara Keuler. Kari Muenster. Jay Hertel, Debbie Wagner. Corey Mullard, Phil Stenz. 1st Row: Kathy Wingers. Lynn Stenz. Cindy Hanke. John Engler. Mike Keuler. 2nd Row: Audrey Gasch. Kathy Me Auly. Julie Christopher son. Kerry Aebischer, John Rubel. 3rd Row: Sarah Nelsen. Cammi Jensen. Aimee Horst. Melissa Heimann. Julie Schmitz. Ellie Lutz. Marty Bangart. 4th Row: Beth Blanck. Denise Criter. Jenny Lozada. Sue Mader. Chris Marx. Daryl Woelfel. 5th Row: Todd Nett. Wade Wittmus. Brian Horst. Gary Schneider. Chad Vanne. Steve Kammerzelt. KEEPS IN STEP 1st Row: Joel Karls, Dean Schmitz. 2nd Row: Michelle Bartel, Megan Schuknecht, Brenda Woelfel. 1st Row: Kristi Knoespel, Lynn Karls, Dawn Depies, Tanya Gudex. 2nd Row: Glenn Geiser, Kevin Woelfel, Jenny Vercauteren, Kathy Zarnoth. 3rd Row: Tina Enneper, Tom Bailey, Dan Hackbarth. Lisa Pauly. 1st Row: Lisa Ludwig, Tina Duncan, Tammy Lisowe. 2nd Row: Angie Whittaker, Megan Nelsen. Denise Baltz. 3rd Row: Tammy Cullen, Lisa Hoerth. This year the band, under the direction of Mr. Dick Gilles, performed in many parades and concerts. In November, they marched in the Madison and Green Bay Holiday Parades. The Winter Concert was held in December. Later in March, the Band-A-Rama concert featured the Chilton bands from elementary school to the CHS Gold Band. The band held the second Super Gold Concert in May and played hit songs from the '50's and '60's in a sock-hop style concert. Aside from these special concerts and parades the band also performs at all home football and boys' basketball games and pep assemblies. HONOR'S BAND: 1st Row: Chad Vanne, Jay Hertel, Jim Schneider, Cammi Jensen, Joey Hawig. 2nd Row: Tina Duncan, Kari Muenster, Sara Keuler, Beth Blanck, Megan Schuknecht. 3rd Row: Steph Miller, Audrey Ylagan, Steffi Whittaker, Tom Bailey, John Heiberger. 4th Row: Tammie Boehnlein, Audrey Gasch, Heather Hemaurer. Nancy Engler. 67 Music Fills The Air Concert Choir: Bottom Row: Chelsea Miller. Lori Schmidt. Kris Mallmann. Debbie Greuel. Tammy Cullen. Terry Kiersten, Brad Oney. Rick Riemer. Renee Scherer. Allison Seckel. Carmen Cullen. Geri Foster. Denise Dietz. Dean Dietz. Second Row: Cindy Pingel. Sue Liebau. Carrie Brown. Mike Mader, Steve Hertel. Jim Barany. Missy Recha. Penny Loose. Third Row: Linda Meier, Debbie Wagner, Sandy Juckem, Julie Dietz. Shelly Schomisch. Top Row: Tammy Hoerth, Cindy Schneider, Matt Stadtmueller. Andy Heus. Mark Eisner. Gary Mertz. Terry Woelfel. Don Hemauer, Mark Miller, Laurie Mueller. Sue Butler, Pam Bowe. Miss Reich is pleased with the Choir's hard work this year. Carrie Brown is shown next to the Choir's thermometer which shows the number of M 8c M cases sold for the Florida tour. The Concert Choir completed many successful performances this year. In December, the annual Winter Christmas Concert was held at St. Mary's Church. The choir sang sacred music and Christmas carols. A select group of singers participated at District Honors Choir in January. Every member of choir also participated in the Music Festival by singing solos, duets, or triple trios. Many of the choir members spent their Easter vacation on tour in Florida. When they came back, they prepared for the Spring Pops Concert in May to end a great year. Honors Choir 1988: Denise Dietz, Missy Recha, Sandy Juckem, Sue Liebau. Tammy Cullen, Shelly Schomisch, Debbie Greuel, Pam Bowe. Allison Seckel. Kris Mallmann, Lori Schmidt. Linda Meier. Terry Woelfel. Jim Barany. Don Hemauer. Brad Oney. Matt Stadtmueller. Gary Mertz. Steve Hertel, Mark Eisner. Gary Mertz and Jim Barany liven up the choir rehearsal. Miss Reich rehearses with the senior triple trio for the upcoming solo ensemble. Singing are: Debbie Greuel. Kris Mallmann, Sue Liebau. Linda Meier, Tammy Cullen, Denise Dietz, Julie Dietz, and Allison Seckel. Gary Mertz. Jim Barany, Mark Eisner, and Don Hemauer practice for their upcoming duets. Deann Dietz accompanies Carmen Cullen. Denise Dietz, and Geri Foster as they rehearse for contest. Debbie Greuel, Tammy Cullen, Allison Seckel. and Denise Dietz work with Miss Reich to prepare for solo ensemble. 69 Madrigals Spread Christmas Cheer Madrigals: Bottom Row: Debbie Greuel. Brad Oney. Pam Bowe. Shelly Schomisch, Carmen Cullen. Second Row: Terry Kiersten. Tammy Cullen. Debbie Wagner. Julie Dietz, Sandy Juckem. Allison Seckel. Top Row: Kris Mallmann. Lori Schmidt, Don Hemauer, Terry Woelfel, Mark Miller. The Madrigal group is a selected group of choir members who concentrate on special Christmas music. The group performed at the Winter Christmas Concert, and for many organizations, during the Christmas season — spreading cheer to all. Mark Miller and Brad Oney perform at the Winter Concert. Julie Dietz, Sandy Juckem, and Allison Seckel due their part to spread the Christmas cheer. Girls Choir Increases Its Size Girls Choir: Bottom Row: Barb Seckel, Lynda Buechel, Kelly Mertz. Pam Bowe, Tammy Schneider, Laura Meyer, Kim Owens. Second Row: Tina Duncan, Amy Weber, Sue Differ, Crystal Kelsey, Becky Blatz. Third Row: Camilla Schmitz. Paula Pingel, Lena Kolbe. Amy Hoerth. Paula Mullard. Tricia Lisowe. Top Row: Sherry Forrest, Amv Differ, Lori Dorn, Julie Hau, Minda Oney, Tistin Schreiner, Lisa Schwobe. The High School Girls Choir this year doubled its enrollment from last year. The choir was under the direction of Miss Reich and the leadership of Sue Differ, president of the choir. The group sang at the traditional Christmas concert and again at the Spring Pops Concert. Many of the members also participated in the solo ensemble that was held in February. Miss Reich directs the choir during the Winter Concert. ORGANIZATION GO CATS WE'VE VARSITY FOOTBALL Clockwise: Tina Enneper. Sherri Breckheimer. Renee Scherer. Kari Knoespel and Michelle Beil. Rick Riemer Tiger mascot during football season. Varsity Wrestling Aimee Horst, Kathy Zarnoth, and Barb Seckel. Many of you may think that the job of a cheerleader is to run around in a short skirt and shout Go Team . To some of you it may come as a slight shock to realize that cheerleaders really work. They make locker decorations, decorate the gym and cafeteria for parents' night and make up and perform at pep assemblies. The squads were small and many more cheerleaders are always welcome, including all of you boys with school spirit. Erin Kuhn. Kathi McAuly. Aimee Horst, and Amy Weber work at a cheer. 72 GOT THE BEAT Varsity Basketball From Top: Debbie Wagner, Julie Dietz, and Tina Hanke. JV Basketball From Top: Tammy Wozniak. Erin Kuhn. Kathi McAuly, Melissa Heimann. and Sarah Neleson. Freshmen Basketball From Top Debbie Wagner, Julie Dietz, and Tina Hanke Amy Hoerth practices hard for the next pep assembly. 73 POM PONS PERFORM WELL 1987-88 Pom Pon Squad Bottom Row: Megan Nelsen, Heather Hemauer. Second Row: Nancy Engler, Cheryl Brantmeier. Tina Oakley. Missy Recha. Third Row: Sara Keuler, Becky Vanne, Tina Nennig, Julie Depies. Audrey Gasch, Monique Phillip. Top Row Sarah Backus. Lisa Ludwig, Ann Broker. Kari Muenster. Lynn Schemmer, Denise Dietz. Missing from photo: Bobbi Jo Blatz. Nancy Engler, Cheryl Brantmeier. Tina Nennig. and Kari Muenster (bottom) display their pyramid-building skills at practice. Practice makes perfect! The Pom Pon Squad made their first appearance during the football season to songs such as “Holiday, ' That Girl Gets Around and Notorious. On January 23, they traveled to Ashwaubenon where the annual Badgerette Clinic was held. Kari Muenster, captain and Julie Depies, co-captain led the squad for the second year in a row. 74 Becky Vanne and Ann Broker are ready for action! COLORGUARD PRACTICES HARD Allison Seckel counts and keeps beat for the guard. Tina Enneper helps a new member to perfect a move. The Colorguard, under the direction of Mr. Gillis, have practiced very hard this year. This practice paid off with a first place plaque in the Madison Christmas parade. The guard also marched in the Green Bay Christmas parade which was televised. The guard is always looking for new members. This summer the guard will march in many parades and also go on a one week tour in Florida. GROUP PHOTO: Top Row: Lisa Schwobe. Tammy Hoerth, Tina Lisowe. Trisha Lisowe. Kim Biese. Tanya Gudex. Michelle Heimdnn. 2nd row: Debbie Wagner. Dawn Ludwig. Kim Coffeen. Lori Schmidt. Terri Hanke. Tammie Germain. Jenny Murphy. 3rd Row: Tina Wozniak. Michelle Woller-sheim. Sheila Grenzer, Jenny Blatz. Kay Miller. Trisha Bruckner. Front Row: Barb Seckel. Tammy Cullen. Allison Seckel. Tina Enneper. Dawn Depies. Aimee Horst. Toni Mueller. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL GOVERNS ALL Bob Broeckel Kori Knoespel Kari Muenster Julie Keuler Russ Seider Gary Mertz Amy Hephner Terry Woelfel Dean Schmitz Jeff Kammerzelt Jay Hertel Mike Sell Corey Mullard Megan Schuknecht Monque Phillip Stephanie Miller Kevin Schmitz Chris Marx Julie Schmitz Steve Hertel Todd Nett Missing: Ellie Lutz Tim Sabo Tina Oakley Cindy Phillip Lynn Karls Amy Butelefski Tristan Schreiner Megan Nelsen Chad Muenster Eric Vogt Missing Lena Kolbe President. Kari Muenster leads one of the Student Council meetings. The Student Council started out the 87-88 school year by proposing a plan concerning short days . The council wanted students to be able to wear shorts during the warmer school months instead of just the last two days of school. This plan, however, was not carried through. The council did; however, plan homecoming to become one of the best Homecomings ever. The council also lead a successful food drive, and cheery Christmas Tea. 76 A CHEERY CHRISTMAS TEA Ellie Lutz and Chad Muenster serve punch and Mark Pendl. Chad Muenster. Matt Stadtmueller. and Steve Korb toast the New cookies at Christmas Tea. Year Mary Butler, Kari Hoerth, and Sarah Backus enjoy themselves. Steve Hertel. Missy Heimann. and Tammy Wozniak celebrate at Christmas Tea. Thanks to the Student Council, the Christmas Tea was a big success again this year. They did an excellent job with the decorations and refreshments. The Council also added a little something more to the Tea. A number of student names were drawn at the end of the day and these students were awarded a cash prize. Sue Mader and Kristi Wagner eat and drink their fill. 77 HILLCREST CHANGES FORMAT The Hillcrest staff was headed this year by Tammy Cullen, editor and Mrs. Stuebbe, advisor. The seventeen member staff was kept busy covering school activities. The paper changed its format from a newspaper to a feature paper and it was enjoyed much more by all its readers. THE STAFF Back Row: Liz Schumacher. Steph Miller. Barb Seckel. Carmen Cullen. Middle Row: Cathy Geiger, Toni Mueller. Stacy Shaver. Tammy Jandrey. Chelsea Miller. Front Row: Lori Schmidt, Tammy Cullen and Audrey Ylagan. Mrs. Stuebbe, the Hillcrest advisor, and the Editorial Staff plan an issue. 78 Three dedicated Hillcrest readers; Reporter Lori Schmidt, Editor Tammy Cullen, and Assistant Editor Barb Seckel. Tammy Cullen works hard, as always, on another issue. YEARBOOK HAS CHALLENGING YEAR 1987-88 Tiger Yearbook Friitnre Editor Copy Editor Senior Editors Junior Editors Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Photography Editor Layout Editor — Allison Seckel — Allison Seckel — Allison Seckel Audrey Ylagan — Liz Schumacher Stephanie Miller — Barb Seckel — Tammy Cufen — Russ Seider — Audrey Ylagan Putting together a yearbook takes a lot of dedication and hard work. Staff members must write and type copy, take and develop pictures, and create layouts. There are ads to be sold, fund raisers to run, and yearbooks to be sold. The 1987-88 Tiger Yearbook Staff had a very challenging task this year. The staff was small and inexperienced, and the new yearbook advisor, Mr. Finster, had to learn right along with the kids. But the staff pulled together, and under the direction of Allison Seckel and Mr Finster, they put together another wonderful yearbook. Allison Seckel proofs every page before she sends it to the company, Tammy Cullen is busy typing copy, hoping to make the deadline 1987-88 Yearbook Staff: Bottom Row: Allison Seckel, Amy Hephner. Second Row: Mindy Halbach, Stephanie Miller, Audrey Ylagan, Russ Seider Third Row: Renee Scherer, Lori Schmidt, Chris Klaeser. Fourth Row Cathy Geiger, Tammy Cullen, Liz Schumacher. Fifth Row: Kari Jo McAuly. Debbie Wagner Missing from photo Barb Seckel and Kathi McAuly. The yearbook room has become a second home to Allison Seckel. Editor. 79 Russ Seider kicks back and relaxes after a Saturday work session for the yearbook. NHS TUTORS STUDENTS GROUP PHOTO- 1st Row: Tammy Jandrey. Steph Miller. Monique Phillip, Stacy Shaver, Megan Schuknecht. 2nd Row Audrey Ylagan, Kim Youngsteadt, Allison Seckel. Amy Hephner, Bobbi Jo Blatz, Tammy Cullen, Advisor Mr. Zagrodnick. Missing: Jim Schneider. President Kim Youngsteadt headed the National Honor Society this year with the help of the advisor, Mr. Zagrodnick. Other officers for the year were Audrey Ylagan, vice-president and Tammy Cullen, secretary treasurer. The members were required to spend fifteen hours tutoring other high school students and were in charge of Awards Night where new NHS members are inducted. 80 FORENSICS TEAM HAS A GREAT SEASON The forensics team deals with different types of public speaking. Each presentation is judged on a scale of one to twenty-five. Twenty-five is the highest rating. There was a very large team this year. Almost all of the members qualified for the Oshkosh district meet, with scores of fourteen or better. Amy Schwarz, Barb Seckel Greg Garton. Paul Hertel. Audrey Ylagan, Sara Graney, Steffi Whittaker, Lynn Schemmer, Liz Schumacher. Tammy Jandrey, Stacy Shaver, Megan Schuknecht, Kris Bittner, and Tammy Cullen, all qualified for the state meet in Madison, with scores of nineteen or better at district. Greg Garton received a perfect score of twenty-five in Madison. He was the first person to ever receive this score in CHS forensics history. The rest of the teams and individuals spoke well also to top off the successful season. The Witches Ride Again reading is preformed at awards Night. SOLO ACTING - Wade Wittmus. Marty Bangart, Paul Hertel, and Stephanie Miller PROSE - Steven Hertel, POETRY - Amy Hephner, PROSE - Kari Jo McAuly, DEMONSTRATION - Amy Schwarz. FOUR MINUTE - Barb Seckel GROUP INTERPRETIVE READING - Audrey Ylagan, Sara Graney, Steffi Whittaker, Lynn Schemmer, and Liz Schumacher GROUP INTERPRETIVE READING - Tammy Jandrey. Stacy Shaver, Me- PLAY ACTING - Brian Horst, Kinna Roddar and Toni gan Schuknecht, Kris Bittner, and Tammy Cullen Mueller 8t New Spirit Of FFA FFA MEMBERS: Back Row: Chris Preissner, Kerry Meyer, and Dan Biese. Third Row: John Moehn, Gary Boehlein, Rick Karls. Wayne Casper, Dan Bodinger, and Scott Meyer. Second Row: Lisa Schwobe. Derek Beyer, Tammy Ludwig, Eric Propson, Francis Lenz, and Jeff Krepline. Front Row: Advisor C. Hedrich, Dean Gebhart, Cathy Geiger. Randy Riemer, Jill Koeler, Rick Riemer, Yvonne Grantz. and Sarah Pingel. The Chilton FFA Chapter had a great year. They received a bronze rating for safety at the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. The FFA also supported an alcohol free Home-coming. The FFA was lead by President Dean Gebhart, Vice-President Cathy Geiger, Secretary Randy Riemer, Treasurer Jill Koeler, Sentinel Rick Riemer, Reporter, Yvonne Grantz, Historian Sarah Pingel, Safety Derek Beyer, and Boac Eric Propson. Chris Preissner. Mrs. Hedrich. Sarah Pingel. Rick Karls, Cathy Geiger, and Eric This little girl enjoys the FFA petting zoo Propson at the National FFA Convention, at the Calumet County Fair. I pa NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION 1 ■£? Kansas City, Missouri WJDA Has Busy Year The Wisconsin Junior Dairyman Association was very busy this year. The WJDA sold $1,000.00 worth of cheese to make the cheese sale a success. They also attended the state convention in Eau Claire. The officers who led the WJDA thru the year were President Rick Karls, Vice-President Randy Riemer, Secretary Cathy Geiger, Treasurer Derek Beyer, and Director Rick Lisowe. WJDA MEMBERS: Back Row: Tammy Ludwig, Yvonne Grantz, Chris Preissner, Eric Propson, Don Bonlander, and Kris Kolbe, Dean Gebhart. Front Row: Rick Karls, Randy Riemer, Derek Beyer, Rick Riemer, Cathy Geiger. Jill Koehler. n Section Nine State WJDA officer Rick Riemer. 83 MEDIA CLUB WORKS HARD Mr Gig head of the media club. Mr. Gillig, Head of the media club. Supervises many activities that are done by the media club. These activities include: taping of the basketball games, taping various shows for teachers, editing wrestling tapes, and editing various other shows. There is a lot of work to be done, but it's also a lot of fun. Tom setting the VCR to tape a program. 84 Tom And Mark working hard LIBRARY CLUB IS SMALL Minda Oney checks in a book at the library desk. Dan Gilbertson files new magazines away. Library Club members work as library aides during their study halls. They earn credit as reimbursement for their help. The aides function in many capacities. These areas include: helping check materials in and out; filing magazines and vertical file materials; preparing new magazines and newspapers for display; processing books, pamphlets, and magazines; displaying posters and decorations; preparing overdue notices; setting up bulletin boards; retrieving periodicals; helping library patrons; and miscellaneous other duties. The Library Club had only a few members this year. The library is always looking for more. This can be a very worthwhile experience for anyone who has the time and interest. To the CHS administration, faculty and students; and the Chilton community: Being the editor of a yearbook is a hard job, which becomes even harder when noone on the staff has more than two years experience, including yourself. Yet, the school and community's support eased my job as editor this year, and I would like to thank you. I, first, would like to thank the community which supported us by buying ads from our sfaff members, and also by letting us wash some of your cars at our car wash. This money was used to pay for the publication of the book, and photography supplies. I would also like to thank the CHS administration and faculty who allowed us to take late pictures of them, and to hand out surveys in their classes. Both of these plus all of the little things they did to support us were greatly appreciated. Also all of the students need to be thanked. I appreciate all of the times you filled out surveys, and all of the times you didn't lose your cool when one of my staff members either stuck a camera in your face, or asked a stupid question about an organization or sport you belonged in. I thank you, too, for supporting the staff by buying this book. Finally, I would like to thank my staff who stuck around through good and bad times to finish this book. Your dedication to make this book the best yearbook yet no matter what it cost you is appreciated, and I commend you for it. In conclusion I thank you again, and hope you enjoy this year's book. Allison Seckel - Editor THANKS FROM THE EDITOR 85 AFS IS WORTHWHILE EXPERIENCE AFS MEMBERS: Bock Row: Allison Seckel. Tammy Cullen. Renee Scherer, Amy Bute-lefski, Cindy Phillip, and DeAnn Dietz. Fourth row: Kari Muenster, Nancy Engler, Tina Nennig, and Sara Keuler. Third Row: Bobbie Jo Blatz. Kate Kobriger. Stacey Shaver, Tammy Jandrey. Cheryl Brantmeier, Sarah Backus, and Mary Jo Bonlander. Second Row: Steve Hertel. Chris Muellenbach, Kim Youngsteadt. and Liz Schumacher. Front Row: Julie Depies. Denise Dietz, Dieter Van Besien, Wan Tanprawet, Renny Bolivar, and Mr. Schuknecht. Missing: Julie Keuler, Steffi Whittaker, Audrey Ylagan, Sara Graney, Lynn Schemmer, and Megan Schuknecht. AFS is an organization open to all students in grades 7-12 who would like to learn about different cultures or make new friends. The president this year was Denise Dietz, and Mr. Schuknecht was the advisor. The club earns money to help CHS students who go abroad. Two ways they do this are by the annual pizza sale, and the concession stand at football games. Last summer Renee Scherer, Megan Schuknecht, and Mr. Schuknecht all went abroad. This year Paul Hertel and Kris Bittner are abroad for a full year. Three AFS students are with us this year. Renny Bolivar from Venezuela is staying with Chris Muellenbach, Wan Tanprawet from Thailand is staying with Julie Keuler, and Dieter Van Besien from Belgium is staying Mike and Sara Keuler. President. Denise Dietz, conducts the AFS meeting. Nancy Engler. Sara Keuler. and Chris Muellenbach at an AFS meeting. AFS AN EXPERIENCE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET Megan spent her summer in Finland. She spent most of her time at the summer home her family had. So she got to know her family well. Since she had a lot of time on her hands Megan got to take many pictures of the country and the area she was in. Megan will never forget the experience she had in Finland. Megan sitting on the porch of their summer home with her host brother and sisters. Renee spent her summer in Iceland. She had a great time and met many different people. Renee stayed in the capi-tol city of Reykjavik so there were many things to do. “My host parents took me to many different places so I could see as much of the country as I could while I was there. Renee had an excellent summer and will never forget it. 87 Renee and her host sister standing in front of Gulfalls. FROM RENNY BOLIVAR To my American friends: In the short time that I have been here. I've experienced one of the best times of my life. I will remember it forever. It's been an opportunity that everyone should be exposed to. I've learned a new language and lived in a totally new culture, that has taught me secrets about life the American way. It is incredible how much these experiences have enhanced my life. One of the most memorable experiences was learning how to down hill ski, and seeing snow for the first time. It was strange to see how everything goes into a hiatus from fall to spring. (In Venezuela everything remains green all through the year). Here you really appreciate the changing of the seasons much more. For all of this, I would like to thank Chilton High School, all of the professors that I got to know, and their considerations offered to me regarding my understanding of their explanations in this new language. I am also very thankful for those people who welcomed me with open arms: The Halbach family for the four months we shared together, to the AFS members who helped me out whenever I needed any help, and last but not least to my new family. The Muellenbachs (Steve, Jan, Chris, Eric, and Susan). Thank you all again, I will always remember you and your beautiful country. Love, Renny Renny studies in one of his many classes. When the year started he could only speak some English, now Renny can understand if spoken to slowly. Renny eats in the cafeteria with his friends. FROM ORAWAN TANPRAWET Wan waits for her English class to begin. Dear friends: Since I had left my beautiful country THAILAND, which is in South-East Asia, (the land of smile), I start to learn in a new experience. After I left my society and came to live in a different community; I think that it is interesting to learn about language, custom, way of life, and exchange or communicate with people. This is the reason that I applied for the AFS program. I hoped that I would learn a new experience in America, and develop it to use in my future. Then I came here as a representative of Thai people to exchange our custom. I left my family, cousin, school, and friends. Then I was looking forward to seeing the KEULER FAMILY. At the time I met them I was very excited, anxious, and a little nervous. Before I came here I contacted them and knew a bit about them. I felt that it was a very warm welcome. I spent a whole year with AFS and had a GREAT YEAR with them. The first couple of months I got along with them so fast. We had a lot of fun with each other. Our relationship came more and more and I love them a lot. My host sister, Julie, is very friendly, and a nice girl. She always explained and helped me like a real sister. I also learned about Ecuador where she went as an AFS student. My American parents are very kind and nice to me. They take very good care of me. I learned a lot from them and had a very good relationship with them. School in the U.S. system is different from my country. When I came to Chilton High for the first time, I thought I liked the atmosphere of having friendly teachers. So far everything was going better with combined classes, language, quizzes or tests, and friends. I also like this education system although it is different. I like the class, teachers, and friends here very much. I also like Chilton with people who are very friendly. I got many new experiences such as snow, cold weather, way of life, and slangs here. For the one year that I stayed here I seemed to improve, exchange, and learn a lot from my experiences. This is an AFS exchange program. Well, I would like to say thank you very much to AFS for giving this chance to me. AFS Chilton Chapter, AFS Adults Chilton, Chilton High School, friends, and of course the KEULER FAMILY. Love, Ora wan Tanprawet (Wan) Wan first saw snow this year. Wan eats lunch in the cafeteria with her friends 8S FROM DIETER VAN BESIEN Dear Friends: Saying goodbye is always hard to do. In August of 1987 I had to say goodbye to all my friends and all my relatives in my hometown Haacht. I had decided to leave them all behind, and discover new horizons. And indeed, it was very hard. Although I really wanted to do this, I felt quite uncertain making this step in the world on my own. But despite everything, I had one certainty, one thing I could count on: After only one year, I would see them again. I knew they would be waiting for me. This time it's different. I will leave Chilton and I don't know when I'll be back. I have to leave close friends and some of them, I will never see again That is pretty hard to accept. I won't leave this place the same way I arrived, though. When I leave Chilton, there will be a big part of my heart that stays here. That part of my heart will always stay with you and I will miss it very much. So, I will have to come and visit that part of my heart for sure. I will do that as many times as possible. That's why I want to ask you: even though I don't know when I'm going to be back, I hope that there still will be people waiting for me. Before I end this note I want to thank this fantastic family I stayed with and all my great buddies from Chilton High. Without you, it wouldn't have been the same. Thanks a lot. I'll miss you. Love, Dieter Dieter has fun toilet papering the school. 90 Dieter and Chad Muenster give the peace sign after planning which trees to toilet paper first. FIRST EXCHANGE TEACHER IN CHILTON Mr. Man-Liang Wang. AFS teacher from China stayed in Chilton for the year. Mr. Man-Liang Wang spent a great year in Chilton, with the Ken Weber family. Mr. Wang taught English at a college in China and came to the United States to improve his English. Mr. Wang taught a group of Elementary students in Chilton which he enjoyed greatly. He also gave a week long class about China to Junior history classes. Mr. Wang was well-liked and we are glad he came to Chilton. Mr. Skarda giving Mr. Wong a farewell plaque at the graduation ceremony. Mr. Wang with his host Ken Weber looking over the 1987 yearbook 91 Scott Sohweide. the big. bod wrestler. What is Betty Sticka up to now? Steve Hertel is showing Kris Zacharias and Dan Pethan how to read a book upside down. Corey Mullard, Chuck Freund, and Wayne Casper are actually working? ACTIVITIES THE PRIME TIME CRIME Who is this masked villian? Dan Schierl. Paul Zarnoth. The Prime Time Crime is a humorously complex mystery in which eight detectives are called in to capture the phantom who has been terrorizing Shropshire Manor. However, the detectives nearly knock each other down in the process, while the relatives are dropping like flies. Director Ms. Dianne Gillig once again did a wonderful job, and with the help of her 26 member cast and devoted crew members, the play was a huge success. DIRECTOR Dianne M. Gillig ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Michelle Eldred TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Rob Nies STAGE MANAGER Stephanie Whittaker Help. I've been poisoned! Jim Barony. STAGE Dave Hart, Jill Cervenka. Judy Kopf. Steff Whittaker, Rob Nies, Paul Hertel, Geri Foster. Paul Zarnoth, Mark Van Frachen. Dan Streng, Steve Schuknecht. Gary Kress, Troy Van Grinsven, Dan Schierl. Dan Schuknecht. Audrey Ylagan, Tammy Cullen, Jim Barony. Jim Schneider. Karri Wen-inger PROPS Mrs. C. Hedrich. D. Gillig. Steffi Whittaker, Actors SOUND Todd Schneider. Jim Schneider COSTUME D. Gillig. Mrs. Joan Lutz Actors LIGHTS Rob Nies. Gary Kress PUBLICITY Mrs. M. A. Quayle. D. Gillig, Ber-nie Propson MAKE-UP D. Gillig. Mrs. J. Lutz. Ms. L. Mid-daugh, Kay Pendl. Liz Schumacher. Shelly Schomisch, Jenny Schaff. Peggy Lang. Jenny Lozada CURTAIN Dave Hart USHERETTES Rebecca Blair. Anne Stedl. Melissa Cullen. Sherie Ludwig CAST: Back Row: Jim Schneider (Reggie and Offstage voice of Charlie ). Dan Schierl (Tony), Steve Schuknecht (Cracker), Greg Garton (Kojacket). Heidi Arby (Dill), Geri Foster (Nellie). Ellie Lutz (Sorbina), Kim Youngsteadt (Natascha). Aaron Abendroth (Boris and Attacker), Audrey Ylagan (Ballerina). Mark Van Frachen (Borrota). Don Hemauei (Arthur). Middle Row: Jill Cervenka (Vivian), Paul Zarnoth (Chives), Paul Hertel (David James). Karri Weninger (Abigail) Tammy Cullen (Marie Shropshire). Jim Barany (Constable Danner), Kris Schumacher (Kathryn). Front Row: Chris Muellenbach (Aristotle and Attacker), Wade Wittmus (Boy and Attacker). Dan Schuknecht (Able) Kevin Lozada (Kane), Dean Heimer-mann (Policeman, Security Guard, and Attacker). Marty Bangart (Jive Eddie and Attacker). This is Bruce, my pet buzzard! Mark Van Frachen, Wade Wittmus The life of an innocent flea has been tragically ended. Paul Hertel. Tammy Cullen. Karri Weninger, Kevin Lozada, and Dan Schuknecht. 94 HOMECOMING SPIRIT SHOWS THROUGH The Juniors show us how Victory's So Sweet. Th R Wk$ Abl GmuXm?? -A. This poster in the gym shows how Tiger Fans feel about a Raider win. The Freshmen's door display. The Seniors show their originality with The Tank used to blow the Raiders away. The Sophomores' float We'll Raid the Raiders. Homecoming ends with pep assembly, a parade, and a great football game, but before the celebration at the end of the week there are many weeks of planning. The making of posters and floats takes hours of time, and dedication of classmates. This page shows the true spirit of Homecoming: the cooperation and hard work of classes to make posters and floats. 95 FFA's float, Raiders of the Lost Game, won first place in the float judging. TIGERS BEAT RAIDERS WITH Chad Muenster is the Church Lady. Now isn't that special! Dean Schmitz and Monique Phillip hang posters in the gym. Mr. Ruh and the grapettes sing their rendition of I Heard It Through The Grapevine. Homecoming week started with Clash Day. Everyone dressed in their plaid, stripes, and mixed prints. Tuesday was Tropical Day, and CHS students looked to summer days as they dressed in Hawaiian shirts, shorts, and sunglasses. Wednesday brought out the kid in all of us as Kiddie Day came with pajamas, diapers, and pacifiers. Thursday witches, ghosts, togas, and other costumes were worn to celebrate Halloween Day. Friday masses of blue and gold were seen everywhere at CHS to show Tiger spirit with the school colors. At the pep assembly the Junior boys and girls won the tug-of-war. The Juniors also won window display. The freshman class won the skit competition. The seniors won with the most school spirit with winning the posters, door, pep assembly, and dress up days. This was the third year the Class of '88 earned a place on the Homecoming Spirit Plaque. Tony Kobriger shows his strength at the tug-of-war. Linda Meier is dressed in her “Sunday Best for sleeping. % SUPER HOMECOMING SPIRIT Barb Seckel and Tammy Wozniak kid around. Don Hemauer poses the question To throw or not to throw. What Is Jim Schneider doing with Cottonelle? Kari Knoespel's a kid at heart. Terry Woelfel raises a new banner at school. In My Dreams” Sara Schiert gets ready to crown Becky Varme as Duane See and other members of the coirf look on. The dance was held in the gym decorated with homecoming victory posters, streamers, and baloons. The theme of the dance was In My Dreams It was ptayed when Becky Vame and Duane See were crowned Queen and King for Homecoming 1987 by last year's royatty. Sara Schiert and Roy Hephner The other members of the court were: Lori Biese and Doug Deptes, Trocy Heinrich and Stewart Anhctt. Tr a Ermeper and Gregg Heler. Terri Hocka and Tim Steffes. Sherri Breckheimer and Dan Hackbarth. and Tammy Hoerth and Larry Ecker Focfeh Behavior provded the music for the dance. 98 “NEVER SAY GOODBYE Prom Court '87: Phil Stenz and Tina Lisowe, Bob Hoffmann and Sue Uebau. Rick Krause and Nicole DeMaster. Tammie Boehnlein and Brian Bancroft, Paul Nickel and Tina Nennig. Tony Kobriger and Kathy Anhalt, and Mike Zorn and Michelle Beil. The gym was magically decorated with blue and silver decorations for Prom '87. Rocker performed for the large crowd that gathered to dance the night away. At 10:30, Jill Korb and Scott Pethan, Prom Queen and King '86, crowned Tammie Boehnlein and Brian Bancroft as this year's royal couple. The members of the court consisted of: Tony Kobriger and Kathy Anhalt, Mike Zorn and Michelle Biel, Paul Nickel and Tina Nennig, Bob Hoffman and Sue Liebau, Phil Stenz and Tina Lisowe, and Rick Krause and Nicole DeMaster. The theme of the dance was Never Say Goodbye . 100 Tracy Heinrich enjoys her night at Prom '87. - Amy Horst. Tammy Hoerth. and Becky Blair are hopping along. Ellie Lutz, are you having a good time yet? We know Kevin Schmitz Is having fun! Kari Knoespel and Terry Woelfel, Mike Sell and Kate Kobriger, Al Mueller and Bobbie Jo Blatz. Heather Thornber and Joel Karls, Monique Phillip and Bill Engler, Michelle Bartel and Dean C. Schmitz Sweetheart hop '87 was a night of excitement, The decorations gave the gym an added touch to the evening. The court consisted of: Monique Phillip and Bill Engler, Kate Kobriger and Mike Sell, Bobbie Jo Blatz and Al Mueller, Heather Thornber and Joel Karls, Michelle Bartel and Dean C. Schmitz. Michelle Bartel and Dean C. Schmitz were crowned King and Queen by last years royalty Terry Woelfel and Kari Knoespel to end a perfect evening. 102 Bobbie Jo Blatz enjoys herself. Sarah Backus smiles for the camera. What a cute couple! (Sherry Buechel and Peter Van Frachen) Tammy Hoerth is definitely having fun! Aimee Horst enjoys the dance Stephanie Miller really is enthused! Dean Heimermann and Chad Vanne are looking for the punch bowl' 103 THANKS TEACHERS MRS. ANGIE BELFEUIL MR. JAMES EISNER MR. MIKE FIELD MR. JAMES FINSTER MS. ANN FORSTNER MR. JOHN FREIDEL MR. RICHARD GILLES MS. DIANE GILLIG MR. HANK GILLIG MR. DAN HARTMAN MS. DEBORAH HARTMANN 104 THANKS TEACHERS MRS. CLARA HEDRICH MR. MIKE MARTIN MS. BONNIE NELSON MRS. MARY ANN QUAYLE MR. FRED KLAESER MR. RICHARD MAUK MRS. SALLIE PEIK MS NANCY REICH MR. WILLIAM KOLARIK MRS. CHERYL MORTENSEN MRS. CAROL POPPY MR TOM ROBERTS No Photo Available 105 THANKS TEACHERS MR. DAN SCHARENBROCK MR. CLARENCE SCHERER MR. CHARLES SCHUKNECHT MR. RICHARD SEIDER MR. EARL STICKA MS. REBECCA STREY MR. ED ROLLMANN MRS. JUDY SARASIN MR. BRIAN RUH MR. RANDY SARASIN MR BOB SAGER MRS. PAT SCHAFFER 106 THANKS TEACHERS MRS. ROBIN STUEBBE MR. STEVE STUEBBE MR. DAVID VANDEVOORT MRS. SUSAN WILSON MR. DUANE YOUNGSTEADT MR. JOHN ZAGRODNIK 107 SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Skarda. Principal Mr. Kammerzelt. Assistant Principal Dr. DeMaster, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Bottom Row: Ellen Miller. Bev Kossman. Top Row: Sam Kopf, Terry Fox. and Richard Bosshardt. THANKS CHS STAFF 109 Janet Keuler Larelda Siebert Lucy Hauser 115 LARSON'S CLEANERS AND A DECORATOR'S GALLERY Professional Framing Flooring - Wallpaper Custom Window Treatments 317 E. 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