Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

A Friend Is Never Lost The Class of Nineteen Eighty-Eight is proud to dedicate our year- book in loving memory of our two fellow classmates. BILLY THOMAS February 18, 1970 November 6, 1982 Two little candles went out in the winds. The darkness bewildered and burdened Their kin Two little souls flew past every eye on a glorious trip to God the most high. Now people, so human, will cry disbelief. DAVID REUTER June 23, 1970 November 6, 1982 Saddened and maddened that life is so brief Moments are pent up of crazy mixed feelings and tears are the out-cry that leads to the healing. Eternal rest granted to them O Lord Pekatonika 1988 Darlington High School Darlington, Wisconsin Volume CXI Table Of Contents Athletics 3 Activities 32 Seniors 69 Classes 81 Faculty 92 Senior Index 108 Index 114 ATHLETICS Determination Key To New Records Breaking records in '87 seemed to be a new trend at D.H.S. The Redbirds set a total of five new records in 1987 Dave Hirsbrunner. a senior, set two new re- cords His first was at the sectional meet in the 1600 with a time of 4:28.2 The second was set with a time of 9:52.45 in the 3200 at the State meet. Another state qualifier, junior Dean Wagner, threw the shot an amazing 55.3 1 3 at the conference meet. The Ladybirds showed an outstanding per- formance at the regional meet setting two new records. The 400 relay team consisting of seniors Megan Murphy and Tina Weinbrenner. junior Missy A determined team effort brought unexpected suc- cess and a level of excel- lence not attained before on an individual or team level. -Coach Miehe Winslow and sophomore Tri- cia McQuaid outpaced the opponents with a time of 54.8. Freshman Shelly Wiegel advanced to the sectional meet with a time of 62.9 in the 400 BOVS Southwestern Cuba City Lancaster Mineral Point Dodgeville Cassville Inv Orfordville Parkview Blackhawk Inv Conference Regionals Sectionals STATE rs ' , y • f-S ry-... IP Front Row (L to R) Tim Lancaster. Scott Burke. Tom Whitford Tom Hendrickson. Dave Hirsbrunner. Shawn Hauser. Tom Foley. Dale Kelly. Kirk Evenstad. Kent Ruppert. Jim Miller Dwayne Larson Second Row Dean Wagner Steve Kautz. Keith Rieiiy, Evan Davies. Brad Murray. Chris Roeiii. Pat McGettigan. Gift Burgess. Dale Ray. Hugh Kelley. Richard Kast Third Row Derek Fenner, Ai McDermott. Doug Sonsalla. Sean Stevenson. Jeremy Mosley. Nick Roeiii Scott Glendennmg. Pat Sonsalla Fourth Row Ed Kraismger Kevin Wiegel Pat Rieiiy. Tony Wagner Jeff Somerville. Jim Haivorson. Joe Schilling. Aaron Lancaster Jeff VanMatre Ted Nytfenegger Chadd Black Fifth Row Jeff King Trevor Sterner Chuck Rees Larry Rose. Mike Haverty. Steve Winslow. Tom Steger GIRLS — 6'n A n ■ it Oi Front Row (L to R) Jennifer Ray Cara Norland Deanna Linden. Cory Olson. Denise Wiegel Megan Murphy. Melanie Schwartz Nicote Link Second Row Tina Weinbrenner. Sarah Ruf. Shelly Gould Anita Meyior Diane Schilling. Dawn McDermott. Robyn Wnibom Jill Stauffacher Third Row Missy Winslow. Penny McKernan. Shelley Rmgen. Jody Cheiie- vold. Tammy Tortsenson Tara Judkins. Jenny Andrews Fourth Row Kristin King, Laura Kautz 'ill McConnell. Lmdsay Whitfora Deana Ruf Loniee Rood. Trioa McQuaid Fifth Row Missy Elzen. Danielle Osterday Shelly Wiegel. Carmen Steiner Jean Stauffacher Dawn Ray -1987 Redbirds Execute Excellena Dave Hirsbrunner completed his four year track career by becoming the first D.H.S. athlete to become an individual State Champion. Victories in the 3200M run and the 1600M run at the State Meet made Dave a double winner. His twenty points were added to ten earned by Dean Wagner's discus (2nd place) and shot put (4th place) results to give the Redbirds the Class C runner-up trophy. Other State qualifiers were Sean Stevenson in the pole vault and Pat McGettigan in the high jump. Front Row (L to R): Rick Ward. Matt Loken, Bobby Wiegel. Tim Wiegel. Lance Lansing. Kevin Schwartz, Scott Wiegel. Second Row: David Kranz. Jon McCoy. Lew Hesseling, Ron Schwartz, Paul Micka, David Ben. David Gould. Jett Johnston. Brad Bryson. Jason Lancaster. Ron Lee Golfers Drive For Victory The D.H.S. golfers had a very positive 1987 year. With no Senior members on the squad, the Varsi- ty team achieved a 9-2 overall record and 6-1 in the conference. The team was lead by Junior Captain and MVP, Matt Loken. The highlight of the season was defeating Lancaster in a one- hole playoff at the Darlington Country Club. The Redbirds did not do as well as expected at the Conference Meet at Cuba City. The golfers placed third overall on a chilly day in Cuba City. The weather did not seem to affect Matt Loken. Loken captured the Southern Eight Conference Champion Gold Medal by firing a 76 on the par 72 course. Freshman David Gould was the only Redbird to advance from the Regional Meet at the Dodgeville Country Club. The young Darling- ton team did not perform well, but David Gould shot an impressive 77 on the par 70 course, therefore sending him to the Sectional Meet at the Odana Country Club in Madison. The young golfer shot an 87. which did not qualify him for the State Meet. The 1988 golf season should be a promising one. The Redbirds will have more ex- perience and will be contenders for the Con- ference Championship. BASEBALL Junior Varsity First Team All-Conference Diamonds Are A Boy's Best Friend Matt Loken-Lowest ERA, Kent Ruppert-Golden Glove. Dave Hirsbrunner-MVP-Batting Title, Tim Lancaster-Captain, Mike Fenner-Most Improved. Scott Wiegel, Steve Winslow, Mike Ohnstad, Lance Lansing, Tom Winslow, Brad Kreis. Not Pictured: Thad Andrews, Tony Wagner. Front Row (L to R): Ron Schwartz. Luke McGuire, Scott Douglas, Aaron Lancaster, Lew Hesseling. Second Row: Shane Gough, Bob Wiegel, Brian Bachelder, Daryl Bell. Third Row: Coach Murphy, Denny Miller, Scott Stauffacher. VARSITY Seventh Inning Stretch Coached by Mr. Hopkins, the Redbird team may have out hit their opponents, but they had a hard time defeating them. Lead by Captain Tim Lancas- ter, the Varsity finished with an 8-13 record. Sophomore Steve Winslow received 1st team honors in the conference. Mike Fenner and David Hirsbrunner both got 2nd team honors and Matt Loken was selected for honorable mention. Congratu- lations to these atheletes and good luck for the next season! 1987 Division Five State Champions The Way It Went DHS 8 35 23 42 42 36 20 28 7 24 34 18 28 Cuba City Blackhawk Iowa Grant Southwestern Riverdale Fennimore Mineral Point River Valley Boscobel Marshall Mineral Point St Croix Central Florence OPP 17 21 17 22 14 IQ 6 14 • 0 6 8 7 17 Front Row (L to R): Tom Douglas, Dan Weaver, Jody Chellevold. Debbie Schilling. Linda Kenyon, Teresa Lucas, Wendy Johns, Matt Loken, Steve Winslow. Second Row: David Bell, Brad Bryson, Pat Rielly. Dan Reichling, Ron Lee, Craig Komprood, Ron Schwartz, Jeff Johnston, Tony Wagner, Carl Wick. Third Row: Scott Stauffacher, Tom Steger, Dean Wagner, Coach Zywicki, Coach Vamstad, Coach McArthur, Coach Fiene, Coach Bennett, Lance Lansing, Cliff Burgess. All Coulthard. Fourth Row: Keith Reilly, Kevin Wiegel. Ed Kraisinger, Aaron Lancaster. Dale Ray. Pat McGettigan. Nick Roelli, Mike Harper, Chris Roelli. Success At Its Best The 1987 football team pulled off a very successful season of 12-1. With the attitude, effort, and dedication the Birds put forth, the team pulled off a conference championship, the first in fourteen years, not to mention a State title. Coach McArthur's team was full of talent this year. Each mem- ber carried a very important role on the team which made this team num- ber one. Dean Wagner pulled through the season as leading rusher followed close behind by brother Tony. Matt Lo- ken, guarded by a great offensive line of Seniors; Lance Lansing, Mike Harper, Pat McGettigan, Keith Rielly, and Cliff Burgess along wifh Junior Nick Roelli, put many points on the scoreboard. This year's All Conference teams were dominated by Redbird team mem- bers. The team had a total of fourteen positions along with Special Mention which went to newcomer Mike Harper. Leading the list was Dean Wagner who earned MVP along with 1st team full- back and defensive tackle. Pat McGettigan also captured two 1st team positions with guard and line- backer. 1st team linebacker and 2nd team guard was awarded to Keith Our success is equal to the success of our off season work. -Coach McArthur Rielly. Cliff Burgess snagged fhe center position on the 1st team. Other 1st team members were Lance Lansing at tackle, and Aaron Lancaster at defen- sive back. Those players receiving 2nd feam honors on the SWAL team were Matt Loken, linebacker; Dale Ray, tackle and defensive end; Craig Kom- prood, mid-guard; and Tony Wagner, halfback. Along with other awards Seniors Dean Wagner and Pat McGet- tigan were named to the All State Team. Front Row (L to RY. Bobby Wiegel. Jon McCoy. Trevor Steiner, Ted Nyftenegger. Lew Hesseling, Jeff Somerville. Mike Driscoll. Jeff VonMatre. Aaron Lancaster Second Row: Larry Green. Denny Miller. Jason Lancaster. Mark Rielly. Daryl Bell. Aaron Norland. Greg Paulson. Matt Wedig. Mike Crist. Shane Gough. Third Row Steve Fitzsimons. Pat Quinn. Chad Rateike, Scott Ringen. Chad Chellevold, Tom Elzen. Bobby Cooper, Jason Rowe. Scott McGowan, Bob Burbach, Jamie Davis. Adam Wiegel. Brian Lancaster. Pat Flanagan. These Girls Don't Putt Around The Girls Golf team coached by Kris McKi- chan had a lot of holes to fill this past year losing three-fifths of the state participants due to graduation. Senior Co-Captains Tra- cy Johnson and Amy Leahy lead the squad of eight being the only returning lettermen. The team played in ten triangular or qua- drangular meets competing against Lan- caster, Cuba City, and several Madison schools. In the team's intrasquad meet, the red squad, consisting of Captain Tracy, Sara, Shelia, and Angie edged out the black squad, led by Amy, April, Trisha, and Melissa. Handicap went to Shelia Ohnstad. The team traveled to Madison Odana for the Sectional meet in which they placed ninth in a field of fifteen class A and B schools. Tracy Johnson lead the squad with a 103 placing tenth. Amy and April both shot in the top two-thirds in the field of sev- enty-five golfers. The team finished the sea- son with an 11-11 record. Girls Goi — ■ i—— — M '■ A Front Row (L to R): Carmen Steiner. Jason Johnson. Jeff Stauffacher. Tom Halvorson. Jamie Mosley. Pat Haverty. Shane Gough. Jason Hardyman. Bob North. Shelly Wiegel. Second Row: Kristin King. Jeff King. Sarah Walter. Jim Halvorson. Shelley Ringen. Joe Schilling. Diane Schilling. Larry Rose. Lisa Wilson. Chadd Black. Alea Osterday. Mike Haverty. Dana Anderson. Richard Hicks. Meegan Rear. Third Row: Susan Carpenter, Kurt Malott, Coach Miehe, Jeremy Mosley. Doug Kelly. Doug Sonsalla. Pat Boyle. Steve Kautz. Brad Murray. Scott Glendenning. Didrik Peterson. Jay King. Rick Winslow. Al McDermott. Anita Meylor, Derek Fenner. Wendy Link. Coach Miehe. _______________ s T E V E Many new runners made up the 1987 cross country teams, and yet the running tradition of success continued. The boys varsity was ranked number 1 in the state in class C throughout the year, won two invitationals. was undefeated in dual, meets, and missed a berth in the state meet by one place at sectionals. They also ran the third fastest total team time ever. Steve Kautz, the only senior on the team, qualified for the state meet, and placed sixth in the meet held in Madison. The boys Junior Varsity team had a successful 17-1 season winning two invitation- als. The girls team, which was made up on one senior and six first year runners by the end of the year, was rated in the top ten all season. They had many close races throughout the season and battled veteran teams at all of the invitation- als. They placed third at the conference meet, second at regionals. and sixth at sectionals. Senior Anita Meylor missed a berth in the state meet by one place. 16 Boys Buckets A Lot Of Holes To Fill The 1987-1988 Varsity Boys Basketball team is a very young team. We started the season with just three players with any type of Varsity experience. Through hard work and playing together as a team, we will show steady improvement in the last two months of the season. -Coach Hopkins This year's team has been playing up to expectations, but needs to keep improv- ing in the next two years to become title contenders. -Coach Edwards Front Row (L to R): Jeff Somerville. Mike Haverty, Daryl Bell, Denny Miller. Shane Gough. Mike Driscoll. Second Row: Coach Edwards, Jon McCoy, Lew Hesseling, Ted Nyffenegger, Larry Rose, Trevor Steiner, Richard Hicks. lan Izer The T987-88 Varsity wres- tling team was led by Senior co-captains Pat Boyle and Pat McGetti- gan. Their leadership showed through as the Redbirds placed high at every invitational. They opposed tough competi- tion to win first place in the LaCrosse Bi-State Invi- tational. The new S.W.A.L. conference pre- sented a lot of tough competition for the Red- birds and also a lot of nail- biting matches. They placed a close second to Dodgevilie In the Bosco- bel Invitational. Our wres- tlers were also rated third in the state WIAA coaches poll. The Junior Varsity team, though small, also faired well this season. The wres- tlers concentrated mainly on personal goals, which proved effective at both dual meets and invita- tionals. Good Job Wres- tlers! WRESTLING Front Row (L to R): Tom Halvorson, Kurt Malott, Chad Rateike, Jim Halvorson, Mark Rielly, Chad Chellevold. Second Row: Steve Kautz, Pat Boyle, Mike Harper, Keith Rielly, Clint Dirkson, Pat McGettigan. It's not where you start the race, it's where you finish. Mr. Wirth Front Row (L to R): Jayme Davis, Jeff Johnston, Joe Schilling, Dean Siegenthaler. Second Row: Manager Greg Paulson, Scott McGowan, Larry Green, Dan Reichling, Manager Brian Bachelder. J U n i 0 r V a r s 1 t y Volleyball Varsity Front Row (L to R): Penny McKernan Wendy Fenner. Shelly Gould. Angie Ray. Robyn Willborn. Tricia McQuaid Second Row Jill McConnell. Amy Crist Deana Rut. Coach Ruegsegger Tammy Torstenson, LeAnn Rowe, Deb bie North. Third Row: Heidi Wilson Dawn McDermott. Leah Pattinson Laura Kautz, Jenny Barth. I was very pleased with the first half of the season. The se cod half should have been equal to the first, if not better because you always im prove. -Coach Ruegsegger Junior Varsity Front Row (L to R) Jill Hauser. Amy Wii son. Bethany Wiegel. Karen Corpen ter. Sheila Goebel, Julie Schwartz Shelly Steiner Second Row: Bonnie McDaniel. Jami Blazer, Jenny Quirk Jenny Mick. Coach Huston, Terri Lar son. Kathi Kraisinger, Jessi Donahue Third Row Sherri Schwartz. Cathy Tall man. Kathy Rielly. Georgia Nyffeneg ger. Jenny Evans. Kim Torstenson, Dan telle Osterday. 'This year's JV squad worked extra hard. The team was complemented by the efforts of the freshmen. -Coach Huston The 1987 Varsity volleyball team had its ups and downs, but overall it was a good season. In the first round, the Redbirds were defeated only by Iowa Grant and Riverdale. In the second round of play, we defeated Southwestern and Boscobel. The highlight of the season was beating Iowa Grant (rated sixth in the state) one out of three games. We also played tough at the Barneveld tournament, placing second. Senior Penny McKernan served as captain and Senior Shelly Gould was chosen Most Valuable Player. The JV squad also had a good season. Iowa Grant and Boscobel were the only teams to beat the Redbirds in first round play. In second round action. Darlington was defeated only by Iowa Grant and Southwestern. Our record this year was 8-4 The highlight of the JV season was the second round game against Mineral Point The Redbirds pulled up from 8-13 to beat the Pointers 16-14. Good job Varsity and Junior Varsity Volleyballers!! 22 Spikers Set For Season GIRLS BASKETBALL Captain Junior Varsity r ■n The Lady Redbirds had one of their most successful seasons this year Their record was a much im- proved 8-11 The varsity team was led by captain Shelly Gould, a four year letterman, and coached by Mr, Huston. The J.V. Redbirds were coached by Mr. Temby. Although the team had some setbacks, the junior varsity worked very hard. Practices were spent sharpening skills which will help prepare them for future years as they become a part of the D.H.S. girls varsity team. Varsity Front Row (L to R): Laura Katuz, Shelly Wiegel, Angie Ray, Julie Frye. Second Row: Dawn McDermott, Shelly Gould, Robyn Willborn. Not pictured: Deana Rut. Front Row (L to R): Sara Micka, Bonnie McDaniel, Danielle Osterday, Julie Schwartz, Andrea Johnson, Jennie Evans. Second Row: Meegan Rear, Jean Stauffacher, Sherry Schwartz, Kim Torstenson, Kathy Krai- singer, Gerogia Nyffenegger. Lady Redbirds Looking Great In 88 Nothing But Net! GYMNASTICS Wendy Johns, Jody Chellevold, Tricia McQuaid, Alea Osterday, Penny McKernan, Jennie Andrews, Shelley Ringen, Joanie Eicher. Captains: Penny McKernan Joanie Eicher The Darlington gymnasts had a winning season this year with a dual record of 6-1. The team was led by co-captains, Joanie Eicher, a 1987 State Qualifier, and Penny McKernan. The gymnasts were guided by Head Coach Zywicki and Assis- tant Coach Ruegsegger. The highlight of the year was beating Platteville in a dual, 98 to 97, missing the school record by less than a point. The Redbirds also did well at tourna- ment action, placing 4th at the Platteville Invita- tional. Way to go gym- nasts! The number of girls m small, but the enthusia: - C Tumbling To The Top Football Jody Chellevold, Wendy Johns, Debbie Schilling, Linda Kenyon, Tracy White Debbie Schilling, Lindsay Whitford, Teresa Lucas, Kristin King. II J U n i o r Carmen Steiner, Bethany Wiegel, Jami Blazer, Jill Hauser. Basketball Cheerleaders Sheila Gabel, Shelly Steiner, Melissa Elzen, Kathy Rielly Co-Captains: Julie Halvorson, Tracy Johnson. Kim White, Lynette : Mathys, Wendy Fenner, Lorilee Rood. Wendy Weinbrenner, Tami Swenson. Pom Pori Squad S3I1IAI10V National Honor Society Front Row (L to R): Tami Swenson, Shelley Ringen, Wendy Weinbrenner, Tracy John- son, Shelly Gould, Pat McGettigan, Mike Harper, Second Row: Dave Austin, Tony El- zen. Penny McKernan, Sara Burt, Mike Flana- gan, Paul Micka. In May of 1987, fourteen Juniors were nominated to and inducted into the National Honor Society, The induction ceremony was conducted by the 1986 scholars. Each member was given a candle. The members touched their candle to the flames of the candles of leadership, scholarship, charac- ter, and service. They all received a certificate of membership, a member- ship card, and a membership pin. These scholars must have a grade point average of 3.4 to maintain their membership in the N.H.S. national i_ HONOR SOCIETY 's? A NATIONAL [_ HONOR SOCIETY A DAR r The D.A.R. Good Citizen Award is an award given to a deserving young adult who meets the varied criteria. These include, leadership, dependibility, service, and patriotism in school, home, and community. The nominees are chosen by the faculty and then voted upon by the Senior class. One person is then chosen as the D.A.R. award recipient. Congratulations, Pat! 33 Front Row (L to R): Carmen Steiner. Danielle Osterday. Shelly Gould. Diane Schilling. Jody Chellevold. Andrea Johnson. Second Row: Linda Kenyon. Tricia McQuaid. Penny McKernan. Tracy Johnson. Wendy Johns. Jill Hauser. Patti Andrews. Third Row: Angie Long. Debbie Gordee, Jill McConnell. Shelley Ringen. Wendy Wein- brenner, Debbie Schilling, Jamie Blaser. Fourth Row: Jenny Quirk. Dana Anderson, Bethany Wiegel. Sara Burt, Kim White, Amy Crist. Kristin King. Dawn McDermott. PEP CLUB Officers President: Jody Chellevold Vice President: Penny McKernan Secretary: Diane Schilling Treasurer: Shelly Gould I J ’ ACADEMIC---- -DECATHLONS Economics, mathematics, language and literature, social science, science, and fine arts-these are the six subjects studied by the academic decathlon team. This year's team, the third in D.H.S. history, was comprised of nine seniors. The team consisted of students from three different levels determined by grade point aver- ages. The first round of competition for the team took place in Fennimore in November. The top two scores in each division were used in the final team score. The team, under the direction of Mr. Osterday, began gathering materials in the summer, and they met mornings before school and on Sunday evenings to ex- change materials and review. Front Row (L to R); Tami Swenson, Sara Burt, Wen- dy Weinbrenner. Second Row: Keith Rielly, Amy Crist, Shelley Ringen, Amy Leahy, Tracy Johnson, Hugh Kelley. 35 Ag 12 Ag 11 Front Row (L to R): Sentinel Tom Douglas, Chaplain Tim Wiegel, President David Austin, Student Advisor Lance Lansing. Second Row: Reporter Scott Wiegel, Treasurer Steve Kautz. Vice President Brad Murray. Porlimentarian Tom Steger. Secretary LeAnn Rowe. Front Row (L to R): Secretary Jean Stauffacher. Reporter Melissa Elzen. Vice President Carmen Steiner. Porlimentarian Melissa Sauer. Second Row: Chaplain Joe Schilling. Student Advisor Jason Lancas- ter, Sentinel Bob Wiegel. Treasurer Shelly Wiegel. The Darlington FFA has once again had a very successful year. The chapter received recognition at the state FFA Convention in Green Lake this past June. The Parliamentary Procedure team took second place in sub- state competition. Carmen Steiner earned first place in the state creed speaking contest. The chapter also earned gold ratings in National Chapter and BOAC (Building Our American Communities). A silver rating was earned in the Safety area. The soils judging teams placed fourth and fifth at the state contest in July and will be traveling to national competition in Oklahoma in May. The forage management team placed first at the World Dairy Expo in Madison this past fall. The chapter hopes to continue doing well in the future. Future Farmers Front Row (L to R): Dennis Kurtz. Thad Andrews, David Austin. Craig Komprood. Brad Murray. Second Row: Trisha Gratz, Randy Craft. Scott Wiegel, Steve Kautz. Anita Meylor. Third Row: Dan Weaver. Mike Dinges. Dean Douglas. Clint Dirksen, Lance Lansing. Senior Officers Junior Officers Front Row (L to R): Laura Kautz, LeAnn Rowe, Doug Kelly, Steve Smith, Tom Douglas. Second Row: Jay King. Derek Fenner. Luke McGuire. Steve Winslow. Third Row: Al McDermott, Dale Hendrick- son. Al Coulthard, Scott Douglas. Kurt Malott. Tom Steger. 36 AglO Front Row (L to R): Jenny Mick. Melissa Elzen, Shelly Wiegel. Carmen Steiner. Jean Stauftacher. Jenny Evans. Melissa Sauer. Second Row: Dean Siegenthaler, Aaron Lancaster. Bobby Wiegel. Aaron Norland. Jeff VanMatre, Joel Johnson, Jim Hardyman, Jeff King. Heath Stauf- facher. Jason Schuetz. Third Row: Timm Tuescher. Mike Driscoll. Jason Lancaster. Joe Schilling. Jim Halvorson. Greg Paulson. Matt Wedig, Mike Crist. Ag 9 ■m Front Row (L to R): Jamie Mosley. Jeff Stauftacher. Angie Long, Brian Lancaster. Tom Halvorson. Jayme Davis. Jason Hardyman, Second Row: Steve Fitzsimons. Lisa Carpenter. Cathy Tollman. Sherry Schwartz, Jason Rowe. Dave Gould. Third Row: Vance Stanton. Dan Boynton. Bobby Cooper, Sandy Sargeant, Ann Rowe. Adam Wie- gel. Meegan Rear. Sarah Walter. SOILS National Land Judging Qualifiers: David Austin, Scott Winners of State Land Judging in the junior division: Wiegel, Lance Lansing, Brad Murray, Anita Meylor, National Qualifier - Melissa Sauer, Carmen Steiner, Clint Dirksen. Jean Stauftacher, Jenny Mick, Jim Halvorson. WORLD DAIRY EXPO World Forage Cup Winners: Clint Dirksen, Melissa Elzen, David Austin. Of America 37 Members Front Row (L to R): Wendy Link. Jill McConnell. Angie Long, Bonnie McDaniel Second Row: Karen Coo- per. Renee Stanton, Dawn Ray, Tracy Johnson. Diane Schilling. Deb- bie Schilling. Deana Rut, Amy Crist, Shelly Steiner, Third Row: Susan Car- penter. April Wagner. Dawn McDermott, Kim White. Kristin King. Jami Blaser, Sara Micka, Sarah Wal- ters. Julie Schwartz. Fourth Row: Kathy Kraisinger, Jenny Evans, Lisa Wilson. Andrea Johnson, Melissa El- zen, Jean Stauffacher. Nichole Go- brecht, Angie Quinn. Debbie Gor- dee FHA Officers President: Diane Schilling Vice-President: Tracy Johnson Secretary: Debbie Schilling Treasurer: Amy Crist Historian: Renee Stanton Social Chairperson: Deana Rut Publicity: Dawn Ray RAC PRESIDENT SARA BURT SECRETARY- TREASURER DIANE SCHILLING VICE-PRESIDENT DEBBIE SCHILLING Front (L to R) Aleo Osterday, Bobby Wiegel Second Row: Danielle Osterday. Shelly Wiegel. Tom Elzen, Lorilee Rood Third Row: LeAnn Rowe, Angie Ray. Diane Schilling, Mike Flanagan Fourth Row: Sara Burt. Debbie Schilling, Shelly Gould. R E D B I R D A Throughout the year, RAC has par- D ticipated in student exchanges with y other schools. We sent five repre- . sentatives to the Regional Conven- tion in Baraboo. At this convention, S our students met with other Student q Council members from various _ schools and talked about student problems. Y RAC has also been responsible for setting up student assemblies, and RAC organized the Annual Home- coming Tailgate Party. The tutoring service for students was also set up by the Redbird Advisory Commit- tee. RAC is guided under the lead- ership of Mr. Osterday and Mr. Hop- kins. These students have worked hard to better Darlington High School. Good Job Redbirds! c 0 M M 1 T T E E 39 Club De Espanol Front Row (I to R): Officers: Mike Flonagan-President. Sara Burt-Vice President, Penny McKernan-Secretary, Debbie North-Treasurer. Second Row: Pat Quinn, Danielle Osterday, Meegan Rear, Bonnie McDaniel, Andrea Johnson, Scott Stauffacher. Third Row: Charlene Martin, Jill Hauser, Kristin King, Kim White, Wendy Johns, LorileeRood, Jill McConnell. Amy Crist, Jody Chellevold. Fourth Row: Chadd Black, Doug Sonsalla, Linda Kenyon, Debbie Schilling, Hugh Kelley, Paul Micka, Diane Schilling, Tracy Johnson. Cascabeles, cascabeles The Spanish Club Is for everyone. You don't have to be Mexican, To have lots of fun .. We did many things and had lots of parties; we did just about everything but eat at Hardee's. Buena Suerte Everyone And have a great summer. Remember, without Spanish, Life is a bummer!! Para bailor la Bamba The Spanish Club this year con- sisted of students ranging from freshmen to seniors. Activities included Christmas caroling, taco parties, and the annual picnic. Thanks to everyone who helped make this year's Spanish Club a great success. 40 Math Team Front Row (L to R): Steve Winslow, Rick Ward. Second Row: Wendy Weinbrenner, David Austin, Chad Chellevold, Jon McCoy, Tony Elzen, Jeff Jenson, Pat Haverty. Third Row: David Bell, Daryl Bell, Larry Rose. Trigonometry, calculus or integers don't put a damper on these fellows' spirits. ill These outstanding and dedicated math lovers join this elite squad each year on a voluntary basis. However, to make the team, they must pass a math exam, which poses no problem for these math wizards. Their first challenge comes in No- vember when they compete against other area schools at the contest spon- sored by UW Platteville. They had a more than respectable showing this year cap- turing the third place trophy. Keep up the good work! Badger State Representatives The week spent at Badger State is a learning experience in politics and citizen- ship. The citizens of Badger State learned about local, county, and state government through a series of campaigns, elections, caucuses, and political party meetings. The representatives also met other people from all across the state and learned about secondary education and career choices. Badger Girls' representatives, Jody Chellevold and Sara Burt, stayed on the UW-Madison campus for their week. Ripon College was the location of Badger Boys' State. Scott Wiegel and David Austin were the Darlington representatives. m Front row _________________________________________________(L TO R): Tracy Johnson alt., Sara Burt rep., Jody Chellevold rep., Wendy Weinbrenner alt.. Second row: Cliff Burgess alt., Pat McGettigan rep., David Austin rep.. Not Pictured Scott Wiegel, alt.. PEKATONIKA Staff-Front Row (L to R): Kim White, Penny McKernan, Tracy Johnson: Editor, Julie Frye. Second Row: Tami Swenson, Jody Chellevold, Linda Kenyon. (Not pictured-Shelley Ringen) Candy Sellers-Front Row (L to R): Amy Crist, Jenny Barth, Dawn McDermott, Debbie Schilling, Wendy Johns, Jody Chellevold. Second Row: Linda Kenyon, Jill McConnell, Laura Kautz, Kim White. Shelly Gould, Tracy Johnson. Another year at DHS, another edition of the Pekatonika. This year's yearbook staff, advised by Ms. Wagner, has gone through a lot of copy sheets and white out to make the 1988 edition a special one. Many hours have been put into this yearbook, in hopes of capturing all the memories of this past year. The staff has been busy designing layouts, taking photos, typing and finalizing each page before every deadline. The candy sellers are also a big part of the yearbook. Everyday after school, during volleyball and basketball games, and wrestling meets, they are there to take your order. Because of the candy sales, the cost of your book is reduced. We, the staff, hope you all enjoy paging through this book for years to come. -Tracy Johnson V £ W s p A P E R Front Row (L to R): Wendy Weinbrenner, Wendy Johns, Penny McKernan. Second Row: Tami Swenson, Linda Kenyon, Sara Burt. The six editors of the Red- bird, under the watchful guidance of advisor Mr. Fiene, assembled each is- sue of the school paper for the enjoyment of the student body. The crew did the lay-out, proof- read, helped write and typed up the stories. Mr, Fiene's Creative Writing class also donated arti- cles and photographs. Everyone involved en- joyed the time spent in learning the many as- pects of publishing a 1 newspaper. Front Row (L to R): Bob Wiegel, Angie Ray. Shelly Gould, Lindsay Whitford. Second Row: Jerry Prine, Sean Stevenson, Mr. Mathias, Doug Sonsalla. 0 % Dreaming About The Slopes F 0 r e n s m 1 c s Doug Kelly. Kim White, Jill McConnell, Lori- lee Rood, Scott Stauffacher. Jeff Johnston, Rick Winslow, Angie Ray, Rick Ward. Group Interpretation Front Row (L to R): Linda Kenyon, Shelley Ringen. Second Row: Wendy Link, Pat Ha- verty, Bethany Wiegel. Third Row: Shelly Gould, Jerry Prine, Sarah Walter, Tricia McQuaid, Linnette Mathys. Fourth Row: Sara Burt, Teresa Lucas, Alea Osterday, Monica Weber. Tom Steger, Tim Wiegel, Lance Lansing. Poetry, Prose, Acting, Storytelling, Demonstration 46 Front Row (L to R): Carmen Steiner, Andrea Johnson. Second Row: Tami Swenson, Didrik Peterson, Mike Flana- gan. Derek Fenner, David Austin, Julie Frye. s p e a k i n g Hugh Kelley, Doug Sonsalla. i '•art Concert Band Redbird I Front Row (L to R): Tricio McQuaid, Linnette Mathys. Jody Chellevold. Second Row: Wendy Weinbrenner. Jenny Andrews. Susan Carpenter. Lorilee Rood. Julie Frye. Chris Stephens. Tammy Torstenson, Jay King. Randy Craft. Dave Bell. Third Row: Kim Torstenson. Tanya McQuaid. Sherry Foley. Monica Weber, Jeff King. Denny Miller, Doug Weinbrenner. Chad Chellevold. Rick Ward. Tami Swenson, Jeff Johnston, Pat Flanagan. Dave Kranz. Shad Gough. Scott McGowan. Angie Ray. Fourth Row: Bethany Wiegel, Pat Haverty. Joanie Eicher. Tony Wagner. Doug Kelly. Didrik Peterson, Shane Gough, Trevor Steiner, Daryl Bell, Hugh Kelley, Mike Flanagan. (Not Pictured: Sheila Ohnstad) Stage Band Front Row (L to R): Jay King. Monica Weber. Dave Bell, Randy Craft. Wendy Weinbrenner, Angie Ray. Second Row: Didrik Peterson, Mike Flanagan. Hugh Kelly. Trevor Steiner. Third Row: Tricia McQi' J. Tony Wagner. Joanie Eicher, Julie Frye, Rick Ward. Jeff Johnston, Tami Swenson. Chad Chellevold. Pat Flanagan. 48 RHYTHM MAKERS Conference Honors Orchestra: Tami Swenson Flagbearers: Tammy Torstenson and Monica Weber. Music Council: Chad Chellevold, Bethany Wiegel, Denny Miller, Jenny Andrews, Julie Frye, Angie Ray, Sara Burt-V.P., Shelly Gould-Pres. Majorette: Wendy Weinbrenner Does everyone know the importance of our band? Would pep rallies, games, and a lot of other events be the same without them? The Marching Redbird Band had a very successful fall when they won first place in the Warren Pumpkin Fest Parade. Other highlights included U.W. Band Days at Camp Randall Stadium where they joined numerous other bands to play three pre- selected songs. Their biggest moment this year was when they marched on Comp Randall's turf to entertain nearly the whole town of Darlington, as the Redbird football team became state champs. Thanks band, you put the beat in our school. MIXED CHORUS H = = 1 Front Row (L to R): Kim Torstenson. Bonnie McDaniel. Angie Long. Jenny Andrews. Tom Steger, Didrik Peterson. Tricia McQuaid, Bethany Wiegel Penny McKernan. Julie Frye. Theresa Lucas. Second Row: Melissa Sauer, Missy Winslow, Wendy Fenner, Sarah Walter. Wendy Johns. Kim White Cliff Burgess. Tony Wagner. Chad Chellevold. Scott Ringen. Matt Loken, Jaime Blaser, Robyn Willborn. Diane Schilling, Jessica Donahue, Linnets Mathys. Third Row: Cindy Green. Lisa Badertscher. Cathy Tollman. Melissa Olson, Terri Larson, Lorilee Rood, Valerie Johnson. Jeff King, Dave Kranz. Aaron Norland. Scott McGowan. Craig Curry. Lisa Wilson, Dana Anderson. Renee Stanton, April Wagner. Jody Chellevold. Sara Burt Patty Andrews. Amy Crist. Fourth Row: Jane Olson. Mary Shadewalt. Cheryl Weigel. Debbie Schilling. Tracy White. Anita Meylor. Joanie Eicher Jill McConnell. Dennis Kurtz. Pat McGettigan, Lance Lansing, Tim Wiegel. Stacie Haesler. Kathy Kraisinger. Angie Ray. Kristin King. Debbie North Tami Swenson. Dawn McDermott, Tracy Johnson. Shelly Gould. (Not pictured: Jerry Prine and Elizabeth Rebello) Front Row (L to R): Jane Olson. Melissa Olson. Angie Long, Jenny Andrews. Alea Osterday, Stacie Haesler, Renee Wilson, Kathy Kraisinger. Robyn Willborn. Second Row: Sheila Ohnstad. Anita Meylor. Cathy Tollman, Andrea Johnson, Bethany Wiegel. Melissa Sauer. Jaime Blaser. Sarah Walter, Georgia Nyffenegger. Lisa Badertscher. Third Row: Theresa Lucas. Mary Shadewalt. Cheryl Weigel, Kim Torstenson, Valerie Johnson. Bonnie McDaniel. Lisa Wilson. Dana Anderson. Linnette Mathys. Tami Swenson, Shelly Gould. (Not pictured: Penny McKernan. Sara Burt, and Julie Frye) 50 Front Row (L to R): Wendy Johns, Jody Chellevold, Penny McKernan. Second Row: Anita Meylor, Missy Winslow, Jenny Andrews, Joanie Eicher. Third Row: Sara Burt, Tami Swenson, Shelly Gould. Fourth Row: Cliff Burgess, Pat McGetti- gan, Lance Lansing, Matt Loken. D T O w N O V E R T U R E Front Row (L to R): Jody Chellevold, Wendy Johns, Theresa Lucas. Second Row: Shelly Gould, Joanie Eicher, Sara Burt. Third Row: Lance Lansing, Tony Wag- ner, Cliff Burgess. ififiif THE TRANSFORMATION After My, what a dreadful noise! The rain in Spain ... I could have danced all night! © 9 Homecoming Juniors Win Spirit Stick L Q A T E Ty 3©ecyjL Jbujrvf Happenings Seniors Capture First Place KING QUEEN PAT SHELLEY COURT Debbie Dean Steve Tara Pat Alea Matt Music by The Wate Emcees-Craig. Amy. Tracy PLAY BALL! LET’S GET FIRED UPf Is This Love King Aaron And Queen Deana Tweetheart 1988 —  — Music By: Scorpio Prom 1987 JTCusrc 6rmtf Jura M (Queen 65 Diane Tim Dawn Pat Debbie Matt Sara Steve SENIORS Jennifer Kay Barth Fu-Fu Patrick W. Boyle Sh-t Patricia L. Andrews Patti Lisa L. Badertscher Lisa Clifford Burgess Cliff Sara Kristine Burt Burt Jody Ann Chellevold Doris Thad David Andrews Thaddeaus David F. Austin Dave 70 Steven J. Corley Steve David Jon Coulthard Gravy Randall Lee Craft Randy Amy Marie Crist Amy Evan Charles Davies Evan Susan M. DeSonia Sue Steven B. DeVoe Voser Mike J. Dinges Dinge Clinton E. Dirksen Dirk 71 Dean T. Douglas Dean Kirk A. Douglas Hooter Joan L. Eicher Eich Anthony P. Elzen Tony Dustin T. Fink Finky Mike Flanagan Flan Lucinda Green George Julie Lynn Halvorson Julie Michael J. Harper Harps Wendy Sue Johns Breezy Bradley J. Johnson Jons Tracy Lee Johnson Johnsy Steven J. Kautz Kautzy Hugh E. M. Kelley Tron Craig A. Komprood Heifer 73 74 Matthew Raymond Loken Lokie Teresa Jo Lucas Cupii Dawn Marie McDermott Dinger Brian D. Meighan Doc Anita Kay Meylor Moebs Paul J. Micka Paul Leah M. Pattinson Patsy Gerald Fredrick Prine Priner Jett S. Rateike Tike 75 Keith Patrick Rielly Keith Shelley Renee Ringen Ringo Christopher David Roelli Roello Tammy L. Torstenson Tort Dean M. Wagner Diesel Cheryl A. Weigel Cheryl Wendy Faye Weinbrenner Wendy Roger A. Thompson Roger Daniel R. Weaver Weave Scott Joseph Wiegel Scooter You Crazies!! Juniors President-Angie Ray Secretary-Debbie Gordie Vice-President-Steve Winslow Treasurer-Angie Loken Throughout the years the junior class has seen the school years go by fast. With all the memories that we share, being good friends, we've learned to care. As juniors we were faced with homecoming tention, to defend our ti- tle as honorable mention. We are starting to prepare for our junior prom night, we hope all our plans will turn out all right. Being juniors we have moved to the varsity team. We are working very hard to fulfill all our dreams. Some of us are atheletically or musically in- clined, while others are out to have a good time. Overall, the junior class of 1989 , has the potential of being fine. We will never forget our years here at D.H.S., knowing that we accomplished our very best. Our junior year will be the greatest one yet, making the memories we will never forget. David Bell Matt Boelk Brad Bryson Allen Coulthard Scott Douglas Tom Douglas Derek Fenner Wendy Fenner Kirsten Fink Julie Frye Scott Glendenning Kurt Goebel Rick Goebel Debbie Gordee Theresa Flaesler 82 Jeff Hagen Dale Hendrickson Valerie Johnson Jeff Johnston Laura Kautz Doug Kelly Linda Kenyon Jay King Kristin King Ed Kraisinger Ron Lee Angie Loken Kurt Malott Larry Martin Jill McConnell Allen McDermott Luke McGuire Tricia McQuaid Marc Meighan Jeremy Mosley Joe Notter Didrik Peterson Angie Quinn Angie Ray Patrick Rielly Nick Roelli Lorilee Rood Leann Rowe Deana Rut Ron Schwartz 83 Steve Smith Doug SonsaHa Renee Stanton Scott Stauffacher Tom Steger Sean Stevenson Suzy Thompson Tony Wagner Rick Ward Monica Weber Kim White Tracy White Lindsay Whitford Carl Wick Kevin Wiegel Tammy Williams Theresa Wilson Rick Winslow Steve Winslow Sophomores What Do Our Sophomores Like Better About This Year Than Last? Our sophomore year has been filled with many exciting experiences. At the begin- ning of the year we ordered our class rings. Soon after that we received our permits and licenses. The highlight of the year though, has been listen- ing to all of Mr. Schrear's ani- mal stories!!! We made many memories this year, and are looking even more forward to next year. Officers It's one year closer to graduation. -Ted Nyffenegger I got a better locker. -Jenni Mick We're not freshmen anymore. Danielle Osterday Less one brother, plus one year -Denny Miller rNo more cast. -Chadd Black We finally get our licenses. -Daryl Bell I feel more comfortable -Jill Hauser Winning the State Football Championship -Trevor Steiner President-Shelly Wiegel Vice-President-Jason Lancaster Secretary-Tara Judkins Treasurer-Aaron Lancaster Jennie Andrews Brian Bachelder Daryl Bell Chadd Black Lisa Carpenter Karen Cooper Mike Crist Jessica Donohoe Mike Driscoll Melissa Elzen Jennie Evans Nicole Gobrecht Shane Gough David Gould Jim Halvorson 85 Jim Hardyman Jill Hauser Mike Haverty Lew Hesseling Richard Hicks Bart Jenson Kirk Jenson Joel Johnson Tara Judkins Jeff King David Kranz Aaron Lancaster Jason Lancaster Terri Larson Charlene Martin Roger Mathys Jon McCoy Jennifer Mick Dennis Miller Aaron Norland Ted Nyffeneger Sheila Ohnstad Melissa Olson Danielle Osterday Greg Paulson Paula Perrin Jenny Quirk Dawn Ray Jarod Ray Chuck Rees 86 Mark Rielly Larry Rose Ann Rowe Melissa Sauer Joe Schilling Jason Schuetz Sherry Schwartz Dean Siegenthaler Jeff Somerville Heath Stauffacher Jean Stauffacher Carmen Steiner Trevor Steiner Chris Stephens Jenny Strickland Cathy Tollman Jenny Thompson Timm Tuescher Jeff VanMatre Matt Wedig Bobby Wiegel Shelly Wiegel Freshmen Officers President: Chad Chellevold Vice-President: Scott Ringen Secretary: Pat Flanagan Treasurer: Jaime Blaser So many new things came at us this year all at once. Football, volleyball, cross country and cheerleading all began before school even started. And then came homecoming and our first high school dance. We were looking very forward to it during float building as that would have meant that we survived the upperclassmen's leg- endary initiation antics. We breathed a sigh of relief when, after a few weeks of school, we could all put our maps away; only to replace them with magazine order forms. We did a terrific job though, raising more that $4,900. We’re proud to be the new mem- bers of the winning Redbird team and we'll strive to continue that tradition in the years to come. WHAT GIVES OUR fRESHMEN THE BIGGEST PROBLEM? Being at the bottom of the ladder - Pat Quinn The senior guys in my homeroom - Shelly Steiner Too many tests - Renee Wilson The halls are too slippery - Bonnie McDaniel Lunch, the first day of school - Lisa Wilson PhyEd only every other day - Larry Green Locker Combinations - Dana Anderson Dana Anderson Bruce Andrews Jaime Blaser Dan Boynton Bob Burbach Susan Carpenter Chad Chellevold Bobby Cooper Betsy Coulthard Craig Curry Jayme Davis Tom Elzen Steve Fitzsimons Pat Flanagan Sherry Foley 88 Tim Foulker Sheila Gabel Shad Gough Larry Green Stacie Haesler Tom Halvorson Jason Hardyman Pat Haverty Jeff Jenson Andrea Johnson Jason Johnson Kathy Kraismger Brian Lancaster Wendy Link Angie Long Matthew Long Linnette Mathys Bonnie McDaniel Scott McGowan Tanya McQuaid Sara Mick a Jamie Mosley Bobby North Georgia Nyffenegger Jane Olson Alea Osterday Bobby Pierce Pat Quinn Chad Rateike Meegan Rear 89 Elizabeth Rebello Kathy RieHy Scott Ringen Jason Rowe Jeremy Sager Sandy Sargent Julie Schwartz Vance Stanton Jeff Stauffacher Shelly Steiner Kim Torstenson April Wagner Sarah Walter Doug Weinbrenner Adam Wiegel Bethany Wiegel Amy Wilson Lisa Wilson Renee Wilson Ain’t We = Got Fun?! Ooh! Tell me more If you're happy and you know it, raise your hands ... We're so happy! How 'bout that backseat? = What A Bunch Gooby Goober Pickin' Endangered Goober Spanish Goober • )2 King Goober Gooberettes Undercover Of Goobers — Cheerin' Goober Happy Goobers Hangin' Goober Hungry Goober Goobers Twirling Goobers Me a Goober? Ha 93 CHEERING, PLAYING AND SHOUTING . Hurry Laura, the game is about to start! Hey, we can play with our eyes closed! What an embouchure We're one big happy family! Wow, it's bright out here! We always wanted to be on the football team! Are we having fun yet? Boogey, Boogey down! Oh boy, our first assembly! A dream come true, playing at Camp Randall! Teaching the neophytes. ... Is How We Show Our Redbird Pride 95 DHS Tops The Charts Tough Enough  - I Want to Dance With Somebody I Heard a Rumor Dude Looks Like a Lady 'Cause I Gotta Have Faith Catch Me I'm Falling FACULTY James Acherman Brian Bennett Greg Bykowski Mike Dinges Mathematics Chemistry Physics Art Industrial Arts James Discher Ed Edwards Charles Fiene Tim Hardyman Woods History English Agriculture Debra Hauser Leona Havens Lori Hodgson Mike Hopkins Business Education Speech Drama Special Education Social Science Words Of Salud. dinero. amor y tiempo para goz’arlos. -Ms Wagner Education is the business Self-worth, self-discipline, self- of the world. improvement, ingredients for -Mr Dinges success -Mr Bennett Be better at your own ex- pense 98 -Mr Fiene Mary Lindell Heidi Linden Tom Mathias Douglas McArthur Home Economics Home Economics Special Education Physical Education Larry Murphy Donald Osterday Kurt Peterson English Guidance Counselor Business Education Todd Richmond Jalaine Ruegsegger John Saxe John Schrear Music Physical Education English Biology Wisdom - If life throws you lemons, make lemonade. -Mr Murphy We all know what we are. but only through education do we find out who we may be. -Mr. Hopkins IS Roses are red Violets are blue Keep lifes problems in perspective, Because the world needs all of you -Mr Edwards Irene Smith Stuart Vamstad Karen Wagner Linda Whalen Mathematics Driver Education Spanish Library Arts Dennis Wirth Science Roger Zee Industrial Arts David Chellevold Principal School Board Front Row (L to R) D. Hesseling-Clerk. R. Siegenthaler-Treasurer, H. Howard Friske Friske-Superintendent, C Kranz-President, M. Stephenson-Vice- Superintendent President Second Row W Whitford. R. Walter, J. Kautz, J. Sonsalla. K. Havens 100 Just Because We're In School Doesn't Mean We Can't '-------- I . 1 Ah, homework the Ameri- can way. See, I can smile. If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands ... OK, I admit, I am having fun. i ViajamosA Mexico! Wow, our first Mexican flowers!! Moctezuma strikes again. Everyone say queso . Careful, Sean! A Mi Me Gusta . . . And the winner is ... J' J Easily Entertained Just one more bag? Merry Christmas! Let The Good Times Roll! A Motley Crew SENIOR INDEX - CLASS OF 1988 Graduation May 22, 1988 Colors Black White Flower Red Rose Motto To achieve all that is possible. We must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be, We must dream of being more. PATTI ANDREWS 5 16 70: Cheerleader 2; Drill Club 1; Chorus 1. Team 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; FHA 2,3; Yearbook 2,3; School Paper 2,3; Cho- rus 1,3,4. PAT BOYLE 8 26 69: Class Officer 4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1,2; Flonor THAD DAVID ANDREWS 3 12 70: Baseball 3; Roll 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Track 1; FFA 12,3,4. Court 3. DAVID AUSTIN 7 13 70: Football 1,2; Spanish CLIFF BURGESS 5 22 70: Football 12,3,4; Club 1; FFA 12,3,4; School Paper 3,4; For- Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club ensics 3.4; Math Team 12,3,4; NHS 3,4; 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Badger State 3; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Badger State 3. Swing Choir 4; Chorus 12,3,4. LISA BADERTSCHER 8 19 69: Basketball Mgr SARA K. BURT 11 3 69: Class Officer 3,4; Bas- 1.3; Volleyball Mgr 2,4; Spanish Club 1; Cho- ketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; rus 12,3,4. Lettermen's Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Year- book 2,3; School Paper 3,4; Forensics 12,3,4; School Play 2,4; Musical 1,4; Aca- JENNIFER BARTH 6 28 70: Volleyball 12,3,4; demic Decathlon 3,4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll Pep Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spanish 12,3,4; Badger State 3; Prom Court 3; RAC Secretary: Sara Burt, President: Jerry Prine, Treasurer: Trisha Gratz, Vice-President: Pat Boyle. 108 2,3,4; Music Council 2,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4. JODY CHELLEVOLD 7 24 69: Class Officer 1 Track 12,4; Volleyball 1 Gymnastics 12,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Forensics 1 School Play 12,3,4; Honor Roll 14; Chorus 12,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4. STEVE CORLEY 9 28 69 DAVID COULTHARD 4 30 69: Wrestling 12. RANDY CRAFT 9 26 69: Wrestling 3; Track 12,4; FFA 12,3,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Foren- sics 2,4; Chorus 4. AMY CRIST 3 11 70: Volleyball 12,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FHA 12,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; School Paper 3; Academic Decathlon 4; Honor Roll 2; Chorus 12,3,4. EVAN DAVIES 1 23 70: Football 1,2,3; Golf 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1,3. SUE DESONIA 12 6 69: Basketball 1; Golf 2,3; Track 2; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 4. STEVE DEVOE 2 25 70: Football 1. MIKE DINGES 10 3 69: Cross Country 1,2; FFA 12,3,4; Honor. Roll 4. CLINT DIRKSEN 8 19 70: Wrestling 2,3,4; Let- termen's Club 4; FFA 12,3,4. DEAN DOUGLAS 2 17 70: Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2; FFA 12,3,4. KIRK DOUGLAS 11 10 70: Football 1; Golf 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1. JOAN LEA EICHER 8 19 70: Volleyball 1,2,3; Gymnastics 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Let- termen's Club 12,3,4; FHA 1; Pep Band 12,3,4; School Play 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Chorus 12,3,4; Twirler 3,4. TONY ELZEN 6 2 70: Cross Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Math Team 1,2,4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4. DUSTIN FINK 5 6 70: Cross Country 1; Wres- tling 1,2; FFA 1. MIKE FLANAGAN 11 5 69: Class Officer 3; Football 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Yearbook 2; School Paper 4; Forensics 3,4; Math Team 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4. WAYNf GOLLMER 3 10 70: Football 12; Wrestling 1; Track 2. SHELLY GOULD 12 6 69: Class Officer 2; Bas- ketball 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Volleyball 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 1,3; FHA 1,4; Yearbook 2,3; Forensics 12,3,4; Musi- cal 12.3,4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4; RAC 4. TRISHA GRATZ 8 31 70: Class Officer 4; Golf 4; Track 2; Volleyball 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; 109 Lettermen's Club 1.2,4; FHA 3,4; FFA 12 3,4; Sweetheart Court 1; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; RAC 1 CINDY GREEN 2 25 70: Gymnastics 1; Span- ish Club 1; Musical 4; Chorus 12,3,4. JULIE HALVERSON 9 14 69: Drill Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1,3; Yearbook 3; Chorus 2,3. MIKE HARPER 4 20 70: Baseball 1,2,3; Football 12,3,4; Wrestling 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; FFA 1, NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; German Club 3,4. WENDY JOHNS 2 3 70: Volleyball 1; Gymnas- tics 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; School Paper 4; Musical 2; Swing Choir 4; Chorus 12,3,4. BRADLEY JOHNSON 2 23 70: Golf 1; Wrestling 2,3; FFA 1. TRACY LEE JOHNSON 1 9 70: Golf 12,3,4; Track 2; Drill Team 3,4, Pep Club 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Ski Club 14; Spanish Club 1,3,4; FHA 12,3,4; Yearbook 12,3,4; Academic Decathlon 4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Badger State 3; Chorus 12,4. STEVE KAUTZ 6 13 70: Cross Country 12,3,4; Wrestling 12,3,4; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Tweetheart Court 1; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3. HUGH KELLEY 10 12 70: Baseball 2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Yearbook 2; School Paper 12,3,4; Forensics 3,4; School Play 1,2; Math Team 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. CRAIG KOMPROOD 1 8 70: Football 12,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; FFA 12,3,4. DENNIS KURTZ 7 4 70: Baseball 2; Football 1; FFA 12,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. LANCE LANSING 6 16 70: Baseball 1,2,3; Football 12,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Musical 12,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. AMY LEAHY 11 4 69: Golf 12,3,4; Track 2; Cheerleader 1; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 1,3; FHA 1,3,4; Academic De- cathlon 4; Honor Roll 1,4; Chorus 1. MATT LOKEN 12 22 69: Class Officer 3; Base- ball 12,3,4; Football 12,3,4; Basketball 12,3,4, Golf 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 4; School Paper 4; For- ensics 1; Musical 12,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Swing Choir 12,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. TERESA LUCAS 9 21 70: Basketball 1; Gym- nastics 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Yearbook 1; School Paper 1; Forensics 3,4; School Play 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Chorus 2,3,4. DAWN MCDERMOTT 12 22 69: Class Officer 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Volleyball 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4, Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 13,4; Yearbook 3,4; Honor Roll 13,4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 12,3,4. PATRICK J. MCGETTIGAN 2 18 70; Class Offi- cer 1; Football 12,3,4; Wrestling 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Musical 1; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Badger State 3; DAR 4; Home- coming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Swing Choir 12,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. MARK MCGRANAHAN 9 30 70 PENNY MCKERNAN 12 4 69; Class Officer 1,2; Volleyball 12,3,4; Gymnastics 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Yearbook 2,4; School Paper 2,4; Forensics 1; Musical 12,3,4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Home- coming Court 1; RAC 2; Swing Choir 2,4; Chorus 12,3,4. ANITA KAY MEYLOR 12 30 69: Cross Country 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Tweetheart 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Swing Choir 4. PAUL MICKA 5 23 70: Basketball 12,3,4; Golf 1,2; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 1,4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4. BRADLEY A. MURRAY 7 24 70: Basketball 12,3,4; Cross Country 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Tweetheart 4. DEBBIE NORTH 6 8 70: Volleyball 12,3,4; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4. MIKE OHNSTAD 12 20 69: Baseball 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Lettermen's Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; School Musical 1,2. LEAH PATTINSON 7 16 70: Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 12,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Letter- men's Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; FHA 1,2; Yearbook 2,3; Chorus 1. JERRY PRINE 2 7 70: Class Officer 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Golf 1.2; Ski Club 1,2,4; FFA 1,2; Chorus 3.4. AUDREY QUINN 10 19 70: Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1; Spanish Club 1. JEFF RATEIKE 12 6 69: Wrestling 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DALE RAY 2 16 70: Football 12,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Track 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2. DAN REICHLING 2 2 70: Football 3,4; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2. STEVEN REIS 2 18 70: Track 2; Honor Roll 2.3.4. KEITH RIELLY 10 21 69: Football 12,3.4; Wres- tling 12,3,4; Track 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,4; Spanish Club 1; Academic Decathlon 4; Honor Roll 3. SHELLEY RINGEN 8 24 70: Class Officer 1; Cross Country 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Pep in Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook 4; For- ROGER THOMPSON 4 17 69: Basketball 1; ensics 4; Musical 1; Academic Decathlon 4; FFA 1,2. NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Homecoming 4, Chorus 1,2. TAMMY TORSTENSON 10 13 70: Basketball 3; Volleyball 12,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Pep Club CHRIS ROELLI 3 6 70: Football 12,3,4; Track 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,3; 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. Pep Band 12,3,4; School Paper 3; School Play 2; Honor Roll 12,3,4. MARY SCHADEWALT 10 24 69: Cross Coun- try 3; Volleyball 1,2; Honor Roll 4; Chorus 12.3,4. DEBBIE S. SCHILLING 8 5 69: Class Officer 3; Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 12,3,4; Pep Club 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; School Paper 3; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Tweeth- eart 3; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; RAC 3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. DIANE K. SCHILLING 8 5 69: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; School Paper 2,3; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Tweetheart 2; Home- coming Court 3; Prom Court 3; RAC 4; Cho- rus 12,3,4. KEVIN SCHWARTZ 2 19 70: Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Chorus 1,2. TAMI SWENSON 12 30 69: Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Letter- men's Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 4; FHA 3; Pep Band 12,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; School Paper 4; Forensics 1,3,4; School Play 1,3,4; Math Team 3,4; Academic Decathlon 4; NHS 3.4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Chorus 12,3,4. DEAN WAGNER 11 1 69: Class Officer 2; Football 12,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Chorus 1,2,3. DAN WEAVER 5 8 70: Football 12,3,4; Track 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Hon- or Roll 2; Tweetheart 2. CHERYL WEIGEL 1 16 70: Forensics 3; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. WENDY WEINBRENNER 10 24 70: Basketball 2.3; Drill Team 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Letter- men's Club 12,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Band 12,3,4; Yearbook 2; School Paper 12,3,4; Math Team 12,3,4; Academic De- cathlon 4; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Major- ette 4. SCOTT WIEGEL 6 2 70: Baseball 12,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Golf 12,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Math Team 1.2; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 12,3.4; Badger State 3. TIMOTHY J. WIEGEL 3 14 70: Football 1; Golf 12,3,4; Spanish Club 4; FFA 12,3,4; Foren- sics 3,4; Tweetheart 3; Prom Court 3; Cho- rus 12,3,4. 112 ROBYN WILLBORN 10 31 69: Baseball 1,2; Basketball 12,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 12,3,4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; School Paper 2; Chorus 12,3,4. HEIDI WILSON 5 24 70: Basketball 2; Volley- ball 12,3,4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 3; Yearbook 3. MELISSA WINSLOW 12 11 69: Track 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; School Play 4; Chorus 12,3,4; Swing Choir 4. INDEX SENIORS Andrews. Patti 34, 50. 70 Andrews. Thad 36. 70 Austin. David 33. 36. 37. 41. 42. 46, 70 Badertscher, Lisa 50, 70 Barth, Jennifer 22, 43, 70 Boyle. Patrick 14. 20. 60. 66. 70, 108 Burgess. Cliff 4, 8. 42. 50. 67. 70 Burt. Sara 33. 34. 35. 39. 40. 42. 44. 46. 49. 50. 66, 70. 108 Chellevold. Jody 4. 8. 26. 28. 34. 40. 42. 43. 48. 50. 70 Corley, Steve 71 Coulthard, David 71 Craft. Randy 36, 48, 71 Crist. Amy 22. 34. 35, 38. 40. 43. 50. 71 Davies. Evan 4. 71 DeSonia. Sue 71 DeVoe, Steve 71 Dinges. Mike 36, 71 Dirksen. Clint 20. 36. 37. 71 Douglas, Dean 36, 72 Douglas. Kirk 72 Eicher. Joanie 26, 48, 49. 50. 72 Elzen, Tony 33. 41, 72 Fink. Dustin 72 Flanagan, Mike 33, 39. 40. 46. 48. 72 Gollmer. Wayne 72 Gould. Shelly 4. 22, 24. 33. 34, 39. 43, 45. 46. 49, 50. 67, 72 Gratz. Trisha 13. 36. 65. 72. 108 Green. Cindy 50. 73 Halverson. Julie 31. 73 Harper. Mike 8. 20. 33. 73 Johns. Wendy 8. 26. 28, 34. 40, 43. 44, 50. 73 Johnson, Brad 73 Johnson. Tracy 13. 31, 33, 34, 35. 38, 40. 42. 43, 50, 60. 73 Kautz, Steve 4. 14. 20. 36. 60. 66. 73 Kelley. Hugh 4, 35. 40. 46. 48, 73 Komprood. Craig 8. 36. 60. 73 Kurtz. Dennis 36. 50. 74 Lansing. Lance 6. 8. 36. 37. 46. 50, 74 Leahy. Amy 13. 35, 60. 74 Loken. Matt 6, 8. 17. 50, 60. 66. 74 Lucas. Teresa 8, 28. 29, 46, 50. 74 McDermott. Dawn 4, 22, 24, 34. 38. 43, 50, 66. 74 McGettigan. Pat 4. 8. 20. 33, 42. 50. 60. 65. 74 McGranahan, Mark 74 McKernan. Penny 4. 22, 26, 33, 34, 40. 43. 44. 50. 67, 74 Meighan. Brian 75 Meylor. Anita 4, 14. 36. 37, 50, 62, 75 Micka. Paul 6. 17, 33. 40. 75 Murray. Brad 4. 14. 17. 36. 37, 62. 75 North. Debbie 22. 40. 50. 75 Ohnstad. Mike 75 Pattinson, Leah 22, 75 Prine, Jerry 45, 46, 75. 108 Rateike, Jeff 75 Ray. Dale 4. 8. 76 ReicNing. Dan 8, 20. 76 Reis, Steven 76 RieHy. Keith 4. 8. 20, 35, 76 Ringen. Shelley 4. 14. 26. 33. 34, 35, 43, 46. 60. 76 Roelli. Chris 4. 8. 76 Schadewalt, Mary 50. 76 Schilling. Debbie 8. 28. 29. 34. 38. 39. 40. 43, 50, 60. 66. 76 Schilling. Diane 4. 14. 34. 38. 39. 40. 50. 66. 76 Schwartz. Kevin 6, 77 Swenson. Tami 31. 33. 35. 43. 44. 46. 48. 49. 50, 77 Thompson, Roger 77 Torstenson. Tammy 4, 22, 48. 49. 77 Wagner, Dean 4. 8. 17. 60, 77 Weaver, Dan 8. 36. 77 Weigel. Cheryl 50, 77 Weinbrenner. Wendy 31. 33, 34, 35. 41. 42. 44, 48. 49. 77 Wiegel. Scott 6. 36. 37. 42, 77 Wiegel. Tim 6. 36, 46. 50, 66. 78 WiHborn. Robyn 4. 22, 24, 50. 78 Wilson. Heidi 22. 78 Winslow, Melissa 4, 50, 78 JUNIORS Bell. David 6, 8. 41. 48. 82 Boelk, Matt 82 Bryson. Brad 6, 8, 82 Coulthard, Allen 8. 36. 82 Douglas. Scott 7, 17, 36. 82 Douglas. Tom 8. 36. 82 Fenner. Derek 4. 14. 36. 46. 82 Fenner. Wendy 22. 31. 50. 82 Fink. Kirsten 82 Frye. Julie 24. 43, 46. 48. 49. 50, 82 Glendenning, Scott 4. 14, 17, 82 Goebel. Kurt 82 Goebel. Rick 82 Gordee, Debbie 34. 38. 82 Haesler. Theresa 82 Hagen. Jeff 83 Hendrickson. Dale 36, 83 Johnson. Valerie 50. 83 Johnston. Jeff 6. 8. 20, 46. 48. 83 Kautz, Laura 4, 22. 24. 36. 43. 83 Kelly. Doug 14, 36, 46. 48. 83 Kenyon. Linda 8. 28. 30. 34. 40. 43, 44. 46. 83 King. Jay 14. 36. 48. 83 King. Kristin 4. 14. 29. 34. 38. 40. 50. 83 Kraisinger. Ed 4. 8. 17. 83 Lee, Ron 6, 8. 83 Loken. Angie 82, 83 Malott. Kurt 14. 20. 36. 83 Martin. Larry 83 McConnell. Jill 4. 22. 30. 34. 38, 40. 43. 46. 50. 83 McDermott. Allen 4. 14. 17. 36. 83 McGuire. Luke 7, 36, 83 McQuaid. Tricia 4. 22. 26. 34. 46. 48. 50. 83 Meighan. Marc 83 Mosley. Jeremy 4, 14. 83 Notter. Joe 83 Peterson. Didrik 14, 46. 48. 50. 83 Quinn, Angie 38. 83 Ray. Angie 22. 24, 39, 45, 46. 48. 49. 50. 82. 83 Rielly, Patrick 4. 8. 83 Roelli. Nick 4. 8. 17. 83 Rood. Lorilee 4, 31. 39, 40. 46, 48. 49, 50. 83 Rowe. Leann 22. 30, 36. 39. 83 Rut. Deana 4. 22. 38. 62. 83 Schwartz, Ron 6, 7. 8. 17. 83 Smith. Steve 36, 62. 84 Sonsalla. Doug 4. 14, 40, 45, 46, 84 Stanton. Renee 38. 50, 84 Stauffacher. Scott 7. 8. 17. 40. 46. 84 Steger. Tom 4. 8. 17. 36. 46. 50, 84 Stevenson. Sean 4. 17, 45, 84 Thompson, Suzy 84 Wagner. Tony 4. 8. 48, 50, 84 Ward, Rick 6. 41. 46, 48. 84 Weber, Monica 46. 48, 49, 84 White. Kim 31. 34. 38. 40. 43. 46. 50. 84. 95. 106 White. Tracy 28. 30. 50. 84 Whitford. Lindsay 4. 29, 45 Wick. Carl 8. 84 Wiegel. Kevin 4, 8. 84 Wilson. Theresa 84 Winslow. Rick 14. 46. 84 Winslow. Steve 4. 8. 17, 36. 41. 82. 84 Williams. Tammy 84 SOPHOMORES Andrews, Jennie 4. 26, 48. 49. 50. 85 Bachelder, Brian 7, 20. 85 Bell. Daryl 7. 10. 18. 41. 48. 85 Black. Chadd 4. 14, 40. 85 Carpenter. Lisa 22. 37, 85 Cooper. Karen 38, 85 Crist. Mike 10. 37. 85 Donahoe, Jessica 22. 50. 85 Driscoll. Mike 10, 18, 37. 85 Elzen. Melissa 4, 30. 37. 38. 85 Evans. Jennie 22. 24. 37. 38. 85 Gobrecht. Nicole 38. 85 Gough, Shane 7. 10. 18, 48. 85 Gould. David 6, 37, 85 Halvooson. Jim 4. 14. 20. 37. 85 Hardyman. Jim 37. 86 Hauser. Jill 22, 29. 34. 40. 86 Haverty. Mike 4. 14. 18, 86 Hesseling, Lew 6. 7, 10. 18, 86 Hicks. Richard 14. 18. 86 Jenson. Bart 86 Jenson, Kirk 86 114 INDEX Johnson, Joel 37. 86 Judkins. Tara 4. 60, 85 King, Jeff 4. 14. 37. 48. 50. 86 Kranz. David 6. 48. 50, 86 Lancaster. Aaron 4. 7, 8, 10. 17. 37, 62. 85. 86 Lancaster, Jason 6. 10 Lancaster, Jason 6. 10, 37. 85, 86 Larson. Terri 22. 50. 86 Martin. Charlene 40, 86 Mathys, Roger 86 McCoy. Jon 6, 10. 18. 41, 86 Mick, Jennifer 22. 37, 86 Miller, Dennis 7. 10, 18. 48. 49. 86 Norland. Aaron 10, 37, 50. 86 Nyffenegger. Ted 4, 10. 18. 86 Ohnstad. Sheila 13, 50, 86 Olson, Melissa 50. 86 Osterday. Danielle 4, 22, 24, 34. 39, 40. 86 Paulson, Greg 10. 20. 37, 86 Perrin. Paula 86 Quirk. Jenny 22. 34. 86 Ray. Dawn 4, 38, 86 Ray. Jarod 86 Rees. Chuck 4, 86 Rielly. Mark 10. 20. 86 Rose, Larry 4. 14, 18. 41, 87 Rowe. Ann 37. 87 Sauer, Melissa 13. 37. 50. 87 Schilling, Joe 4. 14, 20. 37, 87 Schuetz, Jason 37, 87 Schwartz, Sherry 22, 24. 37, 87 Siegenthaler. Dean 20, 37, 87 Somerville. Jeff 4. 10, 18, 87 Stauffacher, Heath 37. 87 Stauffacher. Jean 4, 24. 37. 38, 87 Steiner. Carmen 4. 14. 29. 34, 37. 46. 87 Steiner, Trevor 4. 10, 18. 48. 87 Stephens. Chris 48. 87 Strickland, Jenny 87 Tollman. Cathy 22, 37, 50. 87 Thompson. Jenny 87 Tuescher. Timm 37, 87 VanMetre. Jeff 4. 10. 37, 87 Wedig. Matt 10. 37. 87 Wiegel, Bobby 6, 7. 10. 37. 39. 45. 87 Wiegel. Shelly 4. 14. 24, 37, 39, 62. 85. 87 FRESHMEN Anderson. Dana 14. 34, 50, 88 Andrews. Bruce 88 Blaser. Jaime 22, 29, 34. 38. 50, 88 Boynton. Dan 37. 88 Burbach. Bob 10, 19, 88 Carpenter. Susan 14, 38, 48. 88 Chellevold. Chad 10. 20. 41, 48. 49, 50. 88 Cooper. Bobby 10, 19. 37. 88 Coulthard. Betsy 88 Curry, Craig 19. 50. 88 Davis. Jayme 10. 20, 37. 88 Elzen. Tom 10. 19, 39, 88 Fitzsimons. Steve 10. 37, 88 Flanagan, Pat 10. 19, 48. 88 Foley. Sherry 48. 88 Fouiker. Tim 89 Gabel, Sheila 22. 30. 88 Gough. Shad 14. 48. 89 Green, Larry 10. 20, 89 Haesler. Stacie 50, 89 Halvorson, Tom 14. 20, 37, 89 Hardyman, Jason 14. 19. 37, 89 Haverty, Pat 14. 19, 41. 46. 48. 89 Jenson. Jeff 41, 89 Johnson. Andrea 24. 34. 38. 40. 46, 50, 89 Johnson, Jason 14. 19. 89 Kraisinger. Kathy 22. 24, 38. 50, 89 Lancaster. Brian 10. 37, 89 Link. Wendy 14, 38. 46. 89 Long. Angie 13. 34, 37. 38. 50. Long. Matthew 89 Mathys. Linnette 31. 46, 48, 50. 89 McDaniel. Bonnie 22. 24, 38, 40. 50. 89 McGowan, Scott 10. 20, 48, 50. 89 McQuaid. Tanya 48. 89 Micka, Sara 13. 24. 38, 89 Mosley. Jamie 14. 19. 37. 89 North. Bobby 14. 89 Nyffenegger. Georgia 22. 24. 50. 89 Olson. Jane 50, 89 Osterday, Alea 14. 26, 39, 46. 50. 60. 89 Pierce, Bobby 89 Quinn. Pat 10, 40, 89 Rateike, Chad 10, 20, 89 Rear, Meegan 14. 24. 37. 40. 89 Rebello. Elizabeth 90 Rielly. Kathy 22, 30. 90 Ringen, Scott 10. 19. 50. 88, 90 Rowe. Jason 10. 37, 62, 90 Sager. Jeremy 90 Sargeant. Sandy 37, 90 Schwartz. Julie 22, 24, 38. 90 Stanton. Vance 37. 90 Stauffacher. Jeff 14. 19. 37. 90 Steiner. Shelly 22. 30. 38. 62, 90 Torstenson. Kim 22. 24. 48. 50. 90 Wagner. April 13. 38. 50. 90 Walter, Sarah 14, 37. 38. 46. 50. 90 Weinbrenner, Doug 48. 90 Wiegel, Adam 10, 37, 90 Wiegel. Bethany 22. 29. 34. 46. 48. 49, 50. 90 Wilson. Amy 22. 90 Wilson, Lisa 14. 38. 50, 90 Wilson. Renee 50, 90 You've waited all year for it and now it has arrived, Peka- tonika 1988. The hours spent on the making of this year's book have been more than worthwhile. Seeing the smiling faces of students as they turn the pages, is more than thanks enough. This year's staff has outdone themselves, and I am proud to say that this edition is the finest D.H.S. has ever seen. Being able to capture all the memories that we have made here together, is what our goal was from day one. After each deadline a sigh of relief swept over the staff, knowing that we had accomplished that goal. Those helping with that goal include: Photoland III. Re- publican Journal, Ben Franklin, and Mr. Fiene, our apprecia- tion to all of you for your time spent with us. We hope you enjoy this fine edition of the Pe- katonika, and the memories that are included in it. JKaUjj J lusoi. j 115 1988: The Year And Faces We Will Never Forget CAR RADIO STATION VIDEO T.V. 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