Delavan Darien High School - Era Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

l l :il : J 5511 Ld, l 'Pile 53 1 . l'5 ' I. delavan-darien high school volume XIV 1970-1971 ? ..J FL-L ,1F-fi -.bu 'L ll 'T ,-N Nunn 1 xx f if K , i fx si SX Q mn E 'xc X 3 8 x N , uv if S' 'ii QE wx Q S X X Quin QS 'XQAQQ -ex X Q 1' ' SF Q W is Q X L ix A Q Y i 5 . Q ,X K QQ 5 A 3 gi 5 is S N X A S X X 3 212: X SS sg- X W' an ,gk fi Q Q W Wi xx Y fx X X XX f1f?K'IlI1 .liif ? W 14 L A 1'f: .5d'i' Yx' ' if-'JK X im I .I Vg'l7'-l K .f : QPGKS' '5. g . - J , 4 - memories 1 me-SN memories - 5 1 r 2' f 1 ' 1 1 . Quik , . 'Q ',gmf,'X' xg R 1 X XX Y x I N 4 W ', x 'X 'Q Ni. Q S M r ,SVU af' if 1 v,- ' an ' i ix X in K -s. Q V, xi t ,- . K ,Sc- Li' l W A ,M ,. f ww wNwM,m,,X Q ss 4 W W wif? V.:-is 5' 1-wx avsu I , . w ' V k KN 5 X ww -.r FSW N UQ 'gf Q. , A gm L ,. M63 eww. , f A .,. , x . , . E ,,s3s-.f X if P i X x xt 'S 8 - memories IAS e View A Mg. x . 1 -Q A4 j f 2 ' .K-' , 4 . 1 3 ' -, , e .Q - 6 I 'YQ ' s 3 sg ' fi, 5,5 5 p 2 1 ,. ,Y Mfg t dwg SS Ls ,N KLA' you know how sometimes when you're listening part attentive, sem i-conscious dreaming of another tim e, a foreign place, the shyfting image in a hahf rem embered face, you lean against your shadow on a door K and sa y j, hey - this has all happened once before academics ify0u want to gel the work done ask the busy man, the other kind has no time E. Hubbard academics Wallace Zimmermann Vice-Principal Frederic Vorlop Principal decision, diplomacy, and direction in A. I2 - administration and guidance While continuing to develop im- provements in modular scheduling, the administration saw little person- nel change. They, along with the whole school, took pride in watching Principal Frederic Vorlop receive his doctorate degree in educational administration. Al Logan Ken Schmidt Barbara Shunk Guidance Director Terrance Sheridan Curriculum Co-ordinator Lottie Aniszewski Norma Jo Barber Walter Daumler Robert Koval Linda Metzke Jane Rahn Carol Dinsmore Mary Dugan , g xg , Robert Scott Carl Tighe E Robert Pickering Department Head lf a sign of creativity was a lack of organization, it would seem that those members ofthe English De- partment were very creative. The English teachers, however, must be given credit for their department offered the greatest variety of sub- jects found inthe school. The extremely informal structure of the English courses allowed each teacher to be individual in his teach- ing methods and rarely did you find any two methods alike. I4 - english english: grammar to philosop hy S is ,t., .L Mr. Daumler leads a discussion in one of his classes. i s Don Breidenbach Beauford Breidenstein James Hoehnke social studies: the story Theodore Hoeveler John Keefe John Love Ns of mankind Their speciality - the written past. From ancient times to modern studies, the Social Studies Department probed into the important events of the past, the complexity of the present, and the work- ings ofthe mind of all man kind. 21 za and Susan Montgomery Owen Moyer Rodney Patterson N. C. Huckaby Department Head -SQ..-...-.Q-Q., X .t t 3 Mr. Moyer helps a freshman with world civ. social studies - I5 Y U4 N s 3 Q, gf, .V 0 rib 1,41,.1 ' -y4s.x,a'r10 fi L. ' yt P1P1, . 7,334 V1.4 1 AU 'A 4 M vers nf v4 rx sa 4 P f' ,ar ur Suzanne Davidson Dennis Hessner Linda Johnson Jane Schulz l6 Y foreign languages 743' 1 us 14: 1 Patsy Leek studies alone in the lab. Dan Moehrke becomes easily side tracked. Q people, l places, ana' l languages Agia A little laughter always makes a class more enjoyable. if Azzaddine Azzam studies one of his many foreign languages. C xx X X X X Q We K4 X Q-Y 1 X Q X y x , g i . Z :ww 4 Y XX S E W sf' 'MQ Rx 4 Q 251 'lin X x Ninn Sf is--U' 'XX as-as-mx N N X f ,f . Af? - A , is h K ix ' . Ts.. I J k , X 9 f J A , Q f K ' f!if - ' , . ,R . , S- , f 1 , , f . ff ., I f ' W , VW f I ww science studies laws of nature Allan Bohachek Francis Landi Oliver M oum Department Head M ae James Donald Teesch Mr. Landi helps Candy Mohr and Karen Berg with an experiment. 18 - science Miss James and Mr. Bones. 1 w The arrival of an old casket to the ofii this year brought a new face to the biolog department. Affectionately named Mr Bones, he carries with him an interesting legend dating back 80 years, He lived a life of danger as a horse thief in Hebron, Illi- nois, finally being shot to death. When nc one claimed his body, the undertaker made him into a skeleton. Mr. Bones ther traveled to a local lodge where he residec for 60 years, becoming a part of the club's initiation procedure. The lodge then dis- covered that by law the skeleton either had to buried, cremated, or donated to an edu- cational institution. Thus he was laid tc rest in a cozy cabinet in room 136. Mr. Landi sponsored many environmental action programs throughout the year con- cerning highway clean-up, the SST, and highway development. Seminars and lecl tures proved to stimulate many active stu dents to help save our environment. l u c. 4 q 3 U 2 isis-X Theodore Clifton Ruth Kelsey 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 gg 22 23 24 25 ?6 27 W 29 A30 31 X R -. ,gk 1 ' Bruce Kelly Richard Pierson i Department Head Mr. Clifton helps Steve Carlson with a Geometry problem. work + logical thinking : math From general math to pre-calculus, students were taught the fundamen- tals of 2 + 2 : 4. Geometry classes were conducted on the continuous progress method where students were allowed to complete the course at their own speed. lMr. Bruce Kelly returned to D-DHS fter serving 2 years in the armed orces. In 1967-68 he taught geome- ry and general math - while this :year he taught algebra. Mr. Kelly solves for X. math- I9 applied arts classes offer practical Charles Becker James Dillner Darrell Hessenthaler sets , ,l --t Q--,.,,,NN-W John Mersch Karen Neuheisel Marlene Scheurell mum J -A , - if Applied Arts Department offered many courses to help students devel- op skills in different areas of interest. In the Home Economics Depart- ment, courses were offered in family management and general home eco- nomics ffor boys and girlsj. In addi- tion a new course, consumer educa- tion, prepared students to handle the buying world successfully. Drafting, metals, and architectural drawing are a sampling of other types of classes availabe to students. The third major area under the ap- plied arts were the agriculture class- es. Here students learned the fine points of farming. 20 g applied arts Mr. Hessenthaler gives extra help t Mr. Miller, agriculture intern. helps Ken Jacobsen with his assignment -..-s.ts.ssgsz.......- , application of ne wl y acquired skills YV l U fl K 2 H.. . . , ...W E .X ' ,f ' pw' Alvy ni' ' Tony Schauer in drafting class. M' N he' l rss eu use shows Muriel Munger and Karen Hickock the process of hemming a dress. I s. Mr. Dillner helps student in metals. Mrs. Scheurell instructs a class. applied arts f 21 Q bn, Lawrence Cox Glen Johnson George Klumb Jeanette Mutchler James Ritchie physiealftness and safety live here Ruth Berkompas Tom Scharfengerg Marie Van Orsow Co-department Heads Nurse 22 - health and safety Vicki Sontag, Juanita Sterken, and Lori Anderson form a pyramid. Janice Bosman Ronald Bronson business education prepares for the fu ture Sue Larson Patricia Love 354 SQ 1,-.., fn...---as Sheila Whitney Leonard Prahl Vocational Director 'YS' 3 ...3...J' 4.4:-if 49 Miss Larson directs students. Mr. Bronson supervises business students. business f X Elaine August Dorothy Walker secretaries: the way to a smoothly operating school lmagene Britton Mrs. Britton, Mr. Vorlop's secretary, answers the phone. X ttt E to Q x . ttot ... :FX X Donna Eddy Eunice Mueller 24 - secretaries Mrs. August lills out truancy reports. SEATED: Head Librarian, Ruth Djupmang A. V. Supervisor, Warren Race. STANDING: Cindy Kaisermann. LouElIa Buzzell, and Frances Cata- lano. resource and technology in cz'-dhs Peace now! David DeHaan prepares to take picture. library, a.v. 25 SEATED: Vivian Seuser, Dorothy Tollkuhn, Florence Walters. Kathryn Fagen, Dorothy Scharine. STANDING: Eileen Anderson, Frances Cata- lano, Helen Wheeler, Myrtle Emitt, Lois Smith. Helen DeMay. behind the scene workers What would we do without our duplicating lady? Mrs. Kooistra delivers coffee to the faculty room. 26 - teacher aids ... 'Z NX 1 f W Irvf, ,ff ', ,f,, MWAW f , 'ff , ,,,.V ,f,,, , , ff,,Q, 1 Dora Koostra, Mildred Hipp, Edith Sierl, Bernice Siebert, Evelyn Wendorf. O ser vzce our school 153 Xe Alfred Redenius, Clarence Wiser, Willard Wendorf, Marlyn Fehrm. Not pictured, Harvey Langhoff. service - 27 senior to live, to err, to fall, to triumph to create lzfe out of lyfe. James Joyce seniors the end is the beginning class offcers representatives ROBERT ARNOLD President RUTH ANN DEAL Secretary 30 - seniors DUNCAN DELHEY Vice-President PATRICIA COWLING Treasurer JUDY HAYNES RITA MOSER SARAH ZIMMERMAN DAN CRIBBEN STANLEY KEYZER JOHN WOODS 'FUR .E'lTfDT'BmIDre foafhn, Sb M21-audi damn WWE? 'Uv :riwtfybnnz am-an owns. Ulm sf. ufafz-.cue sgaffl. mm -sm-Jw! UM 2 nh nr. 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But whatever to- morrow brings to each senior, no one can deny that this was his year, whether he found identity in the boys-pep clubg participating in the inner-class swim meet twinning for the fourth consecutive yearj, separat- ing the men from the boys when pit- ting them against women in large group square dancing, or in the fre- quent birthday parties celebrated by the senior women with cakes in the south commons. Homecoming proved that seniors gunny sack faster and throw water balloons better. Next, seniors sweated through PSAT's, ACT's, and Iowa achieve- ments, to complete their eight semes- ters at D-DHS. Looking eagerly forward and then fondly backward,,some became a trite misty when realizing our days in high school won't be long or making the last lone walk toward a diploma, this year belonged and still belongs to the class of nineteen- hundred and seventy-one. seniors - 3 6 07 well, 1 m a seeker and a knower . JANET ADNEY PAM ALLIE ' THOMAS AMES AZZEDINE AZZAM MICHAEL BAKER JAMES BEANE ' RHONDA BEANE ELLEN BEYERL 32 f seniors COLLEEN BLACK MICHAEL BLACKWELL CINDY BLAKELY WAYNE BLANKE CHAD BONIFACE LINDA BOOTH VIVIAN BOTMA THERESA BOVIALL not only ROD BRAENNE WOLFGANG BRAUN JOHN BROVOLD CHARLES BROWN KAY BROWN ANGIE BRUSA JOHN BURGSTEDE DAVID BYERLEY KAREN CAIRNS WAYNE CAREY LUANN CARLSON WILLIAM CARLSON DEBRA CARY JACQUELYN CHAPIN LILLIAN CHEN VIVIAN CHEN Q ! learned to thmk, but to care seniors - 33 4 I 6 9 , I 1 won task of m ysebf to become 34 4 seniors EARL CHRISTIANSEN DAN CHRISTIANSON NORMAN COLESON DANA COMPTON DONNA COOPER DAN CRATSENBERG LYDIA CRUZ DEBRA CULLEN RAND DAVIS JEFF DAVISON ROBERT DOBBERT JACK DODGE DANIEL DRAIN DANIEL DROST DAVID DUESTERBECK RON DUNWIDDIE someone else - i'll just be me' LEANNE EKMAN DAVID ERICKSON GAIL EVANS LARRY FEHRM KEVIN FOURDYCE DEAN GALLUP NANCY GASSEN ROBERTA GIFFORD DEBRA GOFF DAVID GRANSEE RODNEY GRANT BETTY GREIDANUS ROBERT GUILER SANDRA HAMAN SUSAN HAMILTON ROCKNE HARDIN K seniors - 35 4 ! what is a you th? 36- seniors BECKY HART LINDA HARTMAN VICTORIA HEIM ELIZABETH HEIMDAL TIM HELLER FREDRICK HENNERLY KAREN HICKOK PATRICIA HIRTE BERNARD HOEKSTRA ELIZABETH HOLDEN DONNA HOPKINS GERHARD HOPLAND EILEEN HORBELT JOHN HORGAN JANICE INSHUREN DENISE JAMES 4 - 1 tears and fears andfeelzng proud KATHY JEDLICKA JANET JENSEN CAROL JOHNSON PAMELA JURGENS WILLIAM JURGENS BECKY JUTZ MELINDA KANT SUSAN KARCHER RONALD KARLINSKY JAMES KARSTETTER PATRICK KELLY MICK KEMP RUSSELL KITZMAN RUSSELL KLEINERT I LORNA KLUG REBECCA KOEPNICK seniors - 37 C 0 c 0, so z thznk 1 ll plant some love 38 - Seniors MIKE KOERNER GERALD KRAAYEVELD ELLEN KRUGER MARY KUTZ JUDY LAMB MIKE LANGE STEVE LARSEN X TERRI LARSEN CECIL LOGTERMAN DELBERT LOGTERMAN ' WILLARD LOGTERMAN RUTH LOS KATHY LUSSENHOP JOAN MARKGRAF DAVID MARSICANO RODNEY METCALF o 0 I and peace and walt for lt to grow ,X 1 X CHRISTINE MEYER ROBIN MOEHKRE l DIANE MOORE I DOROTHY MORGAN ' ALAN MOWERY MIKE MUELLER MURIEL MUNGER SHERRIL MURPHY MIKE MUTH I MARGARET NEUMEIER N FRANCENE NICKLLS ROBERT NIEUWENHUIS OHN NORTON AVID NOSTRANT ATHY O'CONNOR TEPHANIE O'KEEFE I seniors - 'love hand-in-hand and together we'll 40 - seniors TIM O'NElL LINDA OLSON JAMES OSBORNE KENNETH OSTRUM SANDRA OVERBEEK DONNA PECK BRUCE PETERS LAURIE PETERS GAYLE PETERSON STEVE PETERSON GORDON PETKOFF DALE PHILLIPS DEBBIE POTTER MILDRED POUNDER DEBRA PYRZ CHARLES RANSOM stand on a threshold ofa dream' LEANN RATZLAFF TOM READ CAROL REECE PATRICIA REIMER MARGIE RETZLAFF LYNN RICHARDSON DEBORAH ROEKER JEFF ROZAJEWSKI GEOFFRY SAWTELLE JEAN SCHAUER CRAIG SCHEUNEMANN GAIL SCHMID RICHARD SCHULTZ MIKE SCOTT SANDRA SISK KEN SKOGEN seniors f 4l 6 ! they re gonna make you leave your 42 - seniors c . A K GLEN SMILEY PHILIP SMILEY ROGER SMITH JOHN SNUDDEN GARY STERKEN WARREN STERKEN BARBARA STEURER CARLA STURTEVANT ROBERT TEICH JAMES TERMAAT SANDRA THOMAS SCOTT THOMPSON CHRIS TORRENGA ATHENA TSAKIRIS ANDREW TULLY PATRICIA TU LLY heart behind - the time it is today' GRETA UTIGER USAN UTIGER ORI VANVLEET ONIKA VALENCIA MARK VENEMA LYLE WALIGORA LANE WALTERS ARILYN WARN CAROLYN WEBERPHAL ELLEN WELCH MICHAEL WELCH LINN WENZEL ARGARET WHALEN ERILOU WIEDMEYER USAN WILKE HOMAS WILSON 'BML Xuiiwg up X xg YN 1-up QR X XS xx w at Q x ' r Q 'Q . X X KN n X Xi S5 ' I I seniors - 43 sm 3 S x ' 1 A X, ' -nw. VS X . , Q Ss xi x.: X -X x M X WRX A Jw., ww... K XNNXX .. ---...,.,X N Rf aes., Q Q.iS3Aw, fw ' ,mm ,,.. xx xx . x 9 W S Nmssx.,, X A X SN iv M , Nh my x I - YM., X WZ' Wmmf W' 1 ---- L. QE NF 1 ANN X 7 S 5 W X5 S gm wx 5 nf 'ff NA V? , 4 .x : Q K S . , AM x XX N N vw-N X ' mags,-,225 .AN X X g Q 5 5 x S X N : . k .: NNWWKNX . x M ,NM X N xX YWNMW X , X f W9 Y' awry . X Q 'X is X. 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BACK ROW: Chase Johnso Vice-President Mag Smiley Secretary in XG Laura Mueller Treasurer 54 - juniors John Matousek, Bill Phelps, and Jeff Hardin, juniors strive for a successful The Class of '72 began their third year at DDHS by electing class offi- cers. These oflicers were John Olson, president, Scott Golladay, vioe-pres- identg Mag Smiley, secretary, and Laura Mueller, treasurer. The next accomplishment for the juniors was the selection of class rings which were received in December. Juniors ran a close second at Home- coming events. Their Homecoming representatives were Bonnie Venema and Chris Hudlik. The theme chosen for the junior prom was The Land of Oz. Dick Danielson and Karen Berg reigned over the prom April 23, 1971. Allen, Claudia Almond, Phyllis Aranda, Audelio August, Dave Bandlow, Greg Barber, Paul Barnes, Terri Bates, Lori Beall, Tom Beaulieu, Kevin Bell, Scott ' Benson, James Benson, Leigh Bently, Debra in Berg, Karen Bergeron, Debra Beucas, Kathy ,Q Beyerl, Robert Binstock, Sandy Blackwell, Debra I Boss, Wayne A 1 Boviall, John Bradner, Cynthia Brovold, Nancy Brown, Betty - Brown, Debra '- M , - Brown, Roy J , - Bullock, Dennis 3 wt, Af 5 Vear at cl-clhs academically and socially Callahan, Cheryl Callum, James Carey, Helen Carlson, Bonnie Carlson, Robert Carlson, Steve Case, Sally Casillas, Luis Christman, Russell Clutter, Chris Cobb, Ramdy Coehorn, Larry Cook, Greg Costello, Linda A ' Cratsenberg, Terry ' Dangerlield, Karen Danielson, Richard Deal, Timothy Decker, Patricia Dederich, Mary Deschner, John Dobbert, Ken Dobosz, James Dodge, Robert Dowse, Debra S Driscoll, Mary Q ,-t , Dusterbeck. Robert 5 X Duesterbeck, Susan L-A juniors - 55 56 f juniors Dunbar, Jeffrey Dusenbury, Jay Dwornik, Richard Edmunds, Donald Erckfritz, Jean Eschenfelt, Beth Evans, Sally ,- Fealherstone, Paul Finley, Patrick Fleming, Patricia Fortman, Frederick Frieders, Kathleen Funk, Michael Gaizman, lsmael Y Gallagher, Pamela Gallagher, Penny Gerez, Nancy Gondon, Olanda ' Gonzales, Lupe Grams, Richard Gregurich, Daniel , Grether, Gregory Griffin, Mary Guiler, Betsy Hahn, Candice Hanna, Mark Hardin, Jeffrey Heller, Kevin - K W Herrera, Jose Herrera, Olinda Hinkleman, Donald Holden, Harold Holt. Jeffery Horgan, Jerry Hudlick, Joseph Isola, Peggy Johnson, Chase Johnson, Henry Jordan, Robert Jutz, David Kaehler, Lynn Kelsey, Mary juniors strive for a successful prom X , 5 iN X X X X at Q K S SX rw fi t we NN l Kenney, John Kilkenny, Kevin Klein, Paula 135, Klevin, Lee 5 z ,L , Knowles Geor e - 8 Kordosky, Thomas s ir J Rss ,X is s N X Y X X Spider shoots for two. juniors hehy to promote school spirit Kraayeveld, James Krause, Randall Lange, Martin Leek, Michael Lewis, Randall Lees, Patricia J e Liden, Robert X ix' N 'J , l Linnenkohl, Paul Loback, Susan Loible, James Los, Harvey Loudon, Steven Madison, Sherry Markgraf, John - ' Marsala, Charles Martin, Cynthia Martin, Michael Matousek. John Maurer, David ss ' Merrill, Kathy e McCabe, Bradley ' Y L s. Q -X Mcoiu, Carlos J ,Q L McGill, Mary ' X NN 5 , McKinne Kathleen it ' Y- f- ssssras McClellan, Patrick at ff f Metcalf, Cynthia X J iii x Mohr,Candice t. , , V - R Meyer, Peter 2 Moorman, Cynthia Moronez, David Mullen, Mary Murphy, Jami Nemitz, Vicki Nichols, Cynthia Nickels, Richard O'brien, Rory Q O'derno, Guy A in O'Donnell, Michael FA ,'. q yx y 5 .Q X O'Keefe, Timothy Oertal, Elaine J ' Olesky, Jody X Olsen, Bonnie f juniors -- 57 58 'juniors Palma, Chuck Pearce, Alice Peck, John Penticoff, Robert Peters, Jeannine Petkoff, Joan Phelps, William Phelps, Robert Pierson, Daniel Plewe, Diane Porter, Scott Pounder, John Quade, Jane Richardson, Robin Robinson, Elrod Roherty, Keith Rozajewski, Steve Ruiz, Ernest Salas, Magdalene Scharine, Dennis Scharine, James Schauer, Anthony Schauf, Michael Schurell, James Schlicher, Joseph Schmid, Chris Schmid, Marsha Schmidt, Scott Scott, Colleen Shappee, John Shappee, Mary Sheehan, Shirley Shepard, Debra Sikes, Bartel Slack, Denise Snyder, John Syder, Thomas Sontag, Joanne Steinbeck, Steven Sterken, Cheryl Sterken, Lester Stonewall, Janet t Strohm, Gregory Swoger, William Students danced to the music of Lid at thejunior class mixer Juniors make good use of library facilities. Taylor, William Teich, Robert Terpstra, Charles Thomas, James Tifl't, James Tifft, Terry Tucker, Lori Tjeerdsma. Sherry Tolkuhn, Richard VandeBogart, Lori Vanderveen, Mary Venema, Bonnie Venema, Gloria Vilareal, Tony Wassel, Steve Welch, Kayleen Wenzel, Susan Wescott, John Whalen, Marcus Wiedenhoft, Ellen Williams, Susan Wilson, Mark Wilson, Mary Winn, Nancy Wippich, Ken Woods, Patricia Wrobel. John 1 X3 X S 5 Y juniors 3 59 Sally Compton President Michelle Gifford Vice President Diane Roesler Secretary Chris Olson Treasurer 60 - sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ARE FRONT ROW: Br Hayes, Ellen Dederich, Jacquie Klewin. BACK ROW: Terry Frazier, Bob Prahl, Dan Benson, Con Nystrom, Deb Alder, Deb Olson. sophomores work hard tc The class of '73' began their sopho- more year by placing first in Home- coming Field Day events. Their hall also placed first with the winning theme Comets will track down In- dians through anythingf' Their Homecoming representatives were Sally Compton and Bob Prahl. By donating the most pounds of clothing to the Student Council clothing drive, the sophomores took first place. The cheerleaders recognized the sophomores outstanding spirit throughout the year and presented them with a pepjug. Sophomores help Sally Compton celebra her birthday. I Adney, Thomas Alberth, Cynthi Alder, Debra Alderman, Richard Allred, Jeff Anclam, Russell Anderson, Lori Andrews, Vicki Anstedt, Jean Anthony, Kevin Ashenfelter, Nancy August. Jean Beaulieu, Kim Benson, Daniel Black, Rita Boltz, Donald Boss, Barbara Bradford, Roxann Brick, Beth Ann Brockwell, Paul Brockwell, Paulette Brovold, Daniel Bultman, Cynthia Bultman, Gloria Burke, Judy Cain, Rick Camillo, Thomas Carey, Jean Rl It? .x. 'QS' . t Ili! ,wa Q k .e ft' ,,, - 11 - l. x ,Rt ake an easy Hrs! at homecoming events Carter, Mary Cary, Robert Case, Anthony Casey, Steven Christiansen, John Cleveland, Tom Cobb, Marlin Coffey, John Coon, Teresa X sophomore - 6l Cooper, Richard Cornue, Linda Cossman, Richard Cowling, Anita Cribben, Carol Cruz, Armando Cruz, Rosie Dahl, Debra Darnell, Glenn Deal, Kevin Decker, Steven Dederich, Ellen DeHaan, David Dillenbeck, Nicki Dobbert, Linda Downer, Richard Drain, Diane Duesterbeck, Teresa Dunbar, Peter Dunham, Kathleen Dutton, Deborah Dutton, Dennis Earnest, Randal Ekman, Gail Frazier, Terry F rieders, Sandra Garza, Ramon Gimino, Thomas Gleiter, Darrell Golladay, Brian Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Pedro Graff, Jeffery Granzo, Christine Hamilton, Mark Hart, Brian Hartmann, Debra Harvey, John Hayes, Brian Haynes, David Hedlund, Lynn Heft, Richard Heimdal, Margaret Hiemstra, Dan Heller, Penny Hennerly, Juanita Hirte, Teresa Hollister, David Hollister, Helen 62 sophomores A.. , Q l sophomore spirit wins pep jug ' su is -. . Q-PJ! X , Q 'f N w, . , ax .,', 1 , A X . X Si Q , fa irs Egf,.X-XQ5 ,X li L S Q T 'I A X 3 X it ,NWN .t ,r K 4 Holt, James Iverson, Donald Jeninga, Maryann Jimenez, Joe Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Diane Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jay Jones, Graig Jones, Joel Kaehler, Dale Karcher, Penny Karcher, Roger Keech, Cheryl me is C X 'S N i X ,x, . N nd student council clothing drive Killoy, Daniel Kirchoff, Dennis Klevin, Jacquelyn Kocs, Katherine Koepnick, Timothy Koerner, Arnold Kosche, John Kraayeveld, David Kutz, Mary Lamb, Jayne Lange, Peter Langron, Diane Leff, Robert Lenz, William Link, Don Logan, William Logterman, Connie Logterman, Darwin Logterman, Jon Long, Jeff Luessenhop, James Lyons, John McLaughlin, Peter McMillan, Rhonda Martin, Richard Martinez, Dora Maurer, Dan Meske, Corey Mctzke, Pam Miller, Gary Minarick, Ellen Moehrke, Daniel Monroe, Steve Moore, Kenneth Moronez, Charles K... X 'ii 6 M Qs: X ,g ef .,,., v ,st x K is ,t , llyfll 4 f l at sophomores v 63 Mowery, Paul Mulderink, Edward Myers, Sandra Nelson, Scott Nemitz, Bonnie Neville, James Newton, William Nickels, Daniel Nieuwenhuis, Peter Nostrant, Sheila Nystrom, Connie Oberla, Janet O'Daniel, Rose Olsen, Debora Papcke, Michael Parker, Penny Perry, Roberta Peters, Brad Peters, Kenneth Phillips, Errol Pierson, Dennis Pinnow, Connie Polzin, Larry Potter, James Potter, Vickie Prahl, Robert Putman, Cynthia Quintanilla, Caterino ,3 Q sophomore class proves to be successful Ramig, Marsha Ramierz, Armando Read, Patricia Reum, Dennis Richardson, Jeffrey Rubendall, Kathy Rucker, Roseann Sawtelle, Gregory Schauer, JoAnn 64 sophomores Scheerenberger, Debra Schell, Daniel Schilt, Richard Scholle, Laurie Schrack, Colleen Schulz, JoAnn Schulz, Susan Scocos, Spyros Scott, Peter Shepard, Marvin Sisk, Larry Smiley, Mark Smith, Steven Sontag, Vicki Starin, Steve Stehle, Christine Steinbioer, Jeri Sterken, Juanita Sterken, Robert Stickney, Robert Stoeffhaas, John Studnicka, Linda Strohm, Thomas Sullivan, Tim TerSteege, Bernice Thomas, Larry Timm, Mark Torres, Gloria Turner, Tobert Vander Veen, Norman VanVleet, Teri Vasquez, Venina Venema, Susan Watts, Kevin Weber, Ronald Weiland, Susan Welch, Alan Welch, Debra Welch, James Wendorf, Rory Wenzel, Mark Whaley, Lorri Wiedmeyer, Bonnie Zea, Steve Zimmermann, Gail XX X 2 'Q- . ,.,, ,K X saalf Ss t wit Ns - l wi I A as-ig.. g - ,Q VX if M1.....g.5.e bs ffm s Q is il if . 5, is f f iii s -X -D xi l - f t i Q . .L . l- 1 . ' S st 1 . S ' o . 1 Sophomore class exhibits dancing skills during large group gym. sophomores - 65 Nancy Schmaling President Marcy Hammet Vice President Jean Schmaling Secretary Daniel Duesterbeck Treasurer 66 - freshmen av: Y' 'nrt lift' 5 Q19 FRONT ROW: Dorrie Richardson, Patsy Venema, Kathy Compton, Patricia Martin, Becl- Hartman. BACK ROW: Bob Hoffman, Lee Fleming, Brian Brooks. freshmen experience a The class of 1974 began their first four years at D-DHS by electing Nancy Schmaling, president, Marcy Hammett, vice-president, Jean Schmaling, secretary, and Dan Duesterbeck, treasurer. The fresh- men Student Council members were Kathy Compton, Lee Fleming, Dor- rie Richardson, Patricia Martin, Patsy Venema, Brian Brooks, Becky Hartman, and Bob Hoffman. The Freshmen class placed fourth in Homecoming events. Homecoming representatives were Janis Hinkle man and Bob Hoffman. The Freshmen class sponsored 2 mixer on January 22. The Stom Hinge provided the music. The class of 1974 placed first in the can food drive sponsored by anothei homeroom. Alderman, Renae Ames, Raymond Anclam, Roger Anderson, Dianna Anthony, Angel Appel, George Baar, Pamela Baker, Patricia Beall, Jim Behrens, Donna Bentley, Mark Beucus, Barbara Beyerl, Richard Blanke, Kenneth Boness, Randy Botma, Marion Bowman, J im Brooks, Brian Burch, Mike Burton, Stan Bustamante, Socorro ' Byerley, Linda Byrne, Debra Cain, Susan Callahan, Linda Cardoni, John Carpenter, .Ioan Chamberlin, Debra W, - is . S K Q Q L- challenging year at a'-dhs Chapin, Cheri Christiansen, Audrey Churchill, Diane Cleveland, Ann Coehoorn, William Compton, Kathleen Conner, Billie .Io Cossman, Don Cossman, .lean Costello, Cathy Coty, Nancy Coty, Steve Crispell, Deborah Cruz, Roberto Davis, Roger Dorsey, Pat Dowse, Carlton Dragel, Debra Drain, Debra Dunakin, Sandy Durfee, Anna Dutton, Jeffrey Edmunds, .lim Ekman, Christopher Emmitt, James Enright, .lane Erklitz, Allen Fagan, James XX in Xi 'EL' Qs t - ew --:. XX Qty X X X Q X x l . :QQ 'E' in freshmen f 67 Ficker, Denise Finley, Mike Fladten, Charles Fleming, Michael Fleming, Walter Forsythe, Kenneth Fortman, Richard Frazier, Mary Freitag, Roger Gallagher, Charles Gallup, Judy Gonzalez, Jesse Grams, Dennis Griffin, Michele Guiler, Shirley Hartmann, Rebecca Hayden, Darlene Heeringa, Tim Hensey, Joan Herron, Julie Hesebeck, Lauren Hinkelman, Janis Hirsch, Connie Hisel, Jerry Hoffman, Robert Holden, Leland Holdon, Lowell Hopkins, Cathy Hoppe, Donald Horgan, Jack Jacobsen, Kenneth Jansen, Richard Jensen, Cheryl Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Wendy Jordan, Rick Kelly, Edward Kemp, Dean Kemp, Gene Kilkenny, Daniel Killoy, Lorraine Kitzman, Ernie Knilans, Debbie Kocs, Stephen Koehl, Dawn Koerner, Cynthia Krogman, Susan Krueger, Gary Kucker, Debra Kurth, Ruth Lazzeroni, Toni Leek, Patsy Lindloff, Lori Lloyd, Rose Logterman, Charleen Logterman, Donald 68 freshmen ,f 1 ' l .. Q X ,,. . M gi K ,, frosh, a good year for elevator : X l ,f'i,, 5x - 1 i i is, .sax-5 X Long, Nina Los, Darlene McCoy, Erin McGill, Ralph Madison, James Mandell, Christine Martin, Patricia Maurer, Linda Means, Robert Meyer, Pamela Miles, Scott Moser, Joseph Mueller, Jeanne Murphy, Tom Noel, Rodney Nostrant, Ann passes and senior 'johnn permits O'Connor, Susan Olson, James Olson, Jerome Olson, Judy Olson, Rhonda Ostrander, Tom Pagel, Loretta Palmer, Robert Pearce, James Peters, Robert Peterson, Mark Phillips, Linda Pierson, Kathleen Pollak, James Porter, Teena Pounder, Sarah Pratis, Norman Putman, William Richardson, Dorrie Richardson, Rhonda Richardson, Susanne Robinson, Richard Ruiz, Ernestina Salas, Casimiro Sanders, Marna Sanford, Diane Sargent, Deborah Scharinc, John is Schilt, Helen Schultz, Michael Schulz, Judy Schulz, Kurt Scocos, John Scott, Jean Scott, Mary Seely. Kathy Sommerling, Carol Shafer, Robert Shappee, Barbara Shreves, Eugene Skelton, Dave Spencer, Rose Stafford, John Stawicki, Matty Strempler, Joanne Sterken, Charlene 70 freshmen Sterken, Lynette Stuhr, Ellen Sturtevant, Timothy Supernaw, John Termaat, Pamela Timm, Susan Tweed, David VanDan, Michael VanDyken, Darlene Vasquez, Mary Venema, Patsy Venema, Ruth Voller, Jacque Vollman, Keith Waling, Brooke Ward, Ann Welch, Dennis Whalen, Marilyn Whalen, Ronald Wheeler, Debbie Williams, Steven ,X 5 3 X., Q x ' ' If ,Q M ,E Q' , tw--'Q -SN pep assembly a big success Williams, Teresa Wingren, Rob Wippich, Lori Woods, Kevin York, Carol Zabel, Cindy Zea, David Zervic, Katherine We 53X t . x freshmen - 71 organizations none of us is as smart as all ofus Urganizations student council . LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: S. O'Keefe, S. Utiger, K. Four- dyoe, J. Woods, P. Cowling, J. Haynes, R. Moser, D. Benson, Advisor Mr. Landi. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, B. Phelps, M. Smiley, B. Venema, S. Madison, A. Azzam, R. Deal, B. Arnold, D. Cribben, S. Zimmerman, THIRD ROW: J. Olson, L. Mueller, J. Matousek, J. 74 - student council Hardin, K. Berg, D. Alder, B. Hayes, C. Gifford, B. Prahl, T. Frazier C. Olson, D. Olsen, E. Dederick, S. Compton, D. Roesler, J. Klewir C. Nystrom, B. Hartman, N. Schmaling. LAST ROW: D. Richard son, B. Hoffman, T. Martin, J. Schmaling, K. Compton, P. Venema B. Brooks, L. Fleming, D. Duesterbeck. STANDING: K. Kilkenny. Student Council had an active year in 1970-71. The council was advised by Mr. Landi, with Sam Kilkenny acting as president and vice-president: Sue Utiger as secretary and Stephie O'Keefe as treasure. Field Day activities, a mixer, the canteen, and the wrestler-swim- mer basketball game were among the traditional activi- ties sponsored by the council. Also a clothing and food drive were held which proved to be helpful to those in need. The new dress code, allowing girls to wear slacks, was one of the many issues voted on in council this year. Voting on issues such as this promotes training in the democratic process, which is a main purpose of the council. 'he students' voice is heard FN- TOP LEFT: Conoern for needy children was shown by the large amount of clothing collected in the clothing drive sponsored by Student Council. Other pictures include a vote in council, the Student Council spon- sored mixer, and the pie eating contest from Home- coming, which are among the various activities. student council - 75 MMM? . ,U , ff MMM W , M .w V. f' 'ff ,WJW If ,. V.. W , i. E.. . vm X . 4? mv-mwwvvwy E s w FRONT ROW: D. Delhey, R. Moehrke, A. Azzam. M. Valencia. W. iall, B. Brick, B. Guiler, M. Ramig, D. Kaehler, L. Hedlund. BAC Braun, S. Zimmermann, S. Sisk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Love, advisor: ROW: D. Hinklemann, E. Erickson, B. Arnold, R. Guiler, D. Olsen,l V. Chen, P. Kelley, J. August, A. Ward, S, Guiler, G. Zimmermann. A. Sturtevant, A. Tskari, B. Wiedmeyer, J. Scharine, D. Alder, P. Lee Brusa, S. Evans, E. Johnson, J. Edmunds, E. Wiedenhoft. THIRD M.Carler. ROW: M. Venema, D. Byerly, L. Chen, S. O'Keefe, J. Adney, T. Dov- am erican Held service 1 . s X V a , 76 - arg J afs '70-' 71 activities Careful planning and hardwork went into this years, AFS carnival, the club's biggest project. Lid provid- ed music for those who went to Twerp on November 13. Monika Valencia, Azzeddine Azzam, and Wolfgang Braun, were this year's foreign students at Delavan. Officers for the year were Sarah Zimmer- mann, presidentg Sandy Sisk, vice- presidentg Robin Moehrke, secre- taryg Duncan Delhey, treasurer. Mr. John Love served as advisor. :rings the world together -'7l AFS students f Wolfgang Braun, Germanyg Monika Valencia. Students dance to Mantissa at the AFS carnival mixer. lumbiag and Azzeddine Azzam, Morocco. afs -- 77 i 1 i e serve d-dhs throughout school year EATED: R. Karcher, J. Leek, R. Richardson, R. Heft, STANDING: D. DeHaan, D. Iverson, M. Lange, H. Holden, P. Mowery, T. O'NCil. J- ludnlcka, J. Shappee, W. Raoeg advisor. us e ' X brary assistants, Laurie Lindloff and Norman Pratis check a book out ' Ann Ward. The service clubs were among the most ac- tive organizations at D-DHS in the '70-'71 school year. The AV Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Warren Race provided students and teachers with films and tapes demanded by todays classes. Checking books, finding magazines, and playing tapes were among the many duties of the Library Club. Club members hosted the Convention of the Li- brary Association of Wisconsin. Mrs. Djup- man, Mrs. Kaisermann and Mrs. Buzzell were the club's advisors. The Photo Club provided the Cometeer, Era, and various individuals with pictures of events through- out the year. They were also advised by Mr. Race. photo club 1 79 E FRONT ROW: P. McClellan, S. Larsen, V. Chen, A. Brusa, C. Johnson, C. Blakely, P. Allie. S. Zimmermann. D. Peck, K. Luessen- hop. BACK ROW: K. Roherty, R. Deal, Mrs. Rahn, R. Lloyd, W. Braun, R. Smith. J. Woods, A. Azzam, D. Phillips, G. Zimmer mann, T. Boviall, C. Reece, K. Jedlicka, C. Sturtevant, S. Utiger. The Comefiezef' Published loi week! b -Hwe 5-luden'ls of The D6lava.h'DoFllr'l iili fl School 150 cummmgs S+. oeiq3Qn,wis. i e o galil XLV lol: Edit? -I n - Cwe.-P Manajln Ediiof Make-U Edifor News E Har Sporis Edilor' Fearlufe Ecliior Sri- Plw'l'71EJi'l'ar uSme.s.S and ef' OjFFice Mnnajerj Cireulqriion Manager Rdverlismj Manger Reforlcrs Hdvisor' 53 5 mo-71 SubScr'ip'l'ion By MoiH2.00 Ogle Brusvt Vivi vm Chen Sarah Zimmermann Cindl Blakell 5+ ve Lars n Carol Johnson Susie ulijer Gail Schmid Ka'l'h Luiesscnhop Kzrlhy Jecllieka Carol Reece. Theresa Boviall, Ru'l'h Deal, Sherri Murphy, Linda Olson, Jackie Oufdaz, Donna Peek, Dole. Phill , Sue Wilke, CQFIQ S'l'ugi2vdhT John Woods, Debra Soi-I Pail' itlcflcllan, figzeddinf- flzzam Kedh Roheriy, Wolfgang BW-lun, MPS. Jane M. Rehn 80 f publications publicatz'0n.s The Cometeer staff put out l5 bi- weekly issues during the 1970-7l school year. Aside from publishing the paper, eight Journalism Il stu- dents took a fieldtrip during Christa mas vacation to Chicago. Tours were taken of the Chicago Tribune anr WBBM radio and TV. The staff alsc sponsored a computer mixer on Feb ruary 18, a first in D-DHS history Students filled out questionaire: about their likes and dislikes. These responses were sent to a company ir New Jersey where the couples were matched. l20 students found theii matches and danced to the music o LID. l keeping the school informed .dd STAFF MEMBERS, Carol Johnson and Sarah Zimmermann paste-up the Cometeer. Angie Brusa, edi- tor and Mrs. Rahn, advisor proofread the C ometeer pages. ERA STAFF MEMBERS, Donna Cooper, Becky Jutz, Vivian Chen, Sarah Zimmermann, and Angie Brusa work on yearbook layouts. publications - 81 QR-Q QQ! FRONT ROW: L. Scholle, S. Frieders, S. Compton, R. Bradford, C. er, P. Read, J. Adney, S. Schultz, D. Cribben, Mr. Tighe. BACK ROV! Olson. SECOND ROW: K. Dangerfield, G. Zimmermann, D. Alder, C. T. Boviall, V. Chen, K. Jedlicka, D. Olsen, C. Stehle. Not pictured, Cribben, A. Brusa, S. Zimmermann. THIRD ROW: B. Jutz, D. Coop- Chen. era staff they put the book together Angie Brusa - Editor STAFF Sue Schulz - Business Manager Carol Cribben Patti Read - Photo 84 Index Donna Cooper - Academics Debbie Alder - Organizations Theresa Boviall - Student Life Sarah Zimmermann - Seniors Dan Cribben - Sports Rocky Bradford - Underclassm Mr. Carl Tighe - Advisor 82 - publications CII Dale Kaehler Becky J utz Vivian Chen Lillian Chen Janet Adney Debbie Olson Chris Stehle Sally Compton Kathy Jedlicka Sandy F reiders Laurie Scholle Gail Zimmermann Karen Dangerfield On behalf of the staff, I give speci: thanks to Mr. David Austin, Mr. A Petermann, Mr. Warren Race, an the Photo club for the pictures in th book. I extend my appreciation I the dedicated staff members wh with their time and effort put the heart in making this Era. But, witl out the interest and encouragemei of our advisor, Mr. Carl Tighe, w would not have succeeded. Being ed tor of the Era has been an experienc I'll always remember with a gre: deal of pride. Angie Brus l . I quill and scroll honors journalists Quill and Scroll President Steve Larsen con- New members recite the Quill and Scroll pledge. gratulates Dan Cribben at the induction ban- quet held March 29 at the Colonial Hotel. FRONT ROW: D. Cribben, J. Woods, K. Jedlicka, A. Brusa, T. hop, L. Chen, W. Braun. Not pictured, S. Utiger, C. Reece. A Boviall, S. Zimmermann, D. Hopkins, C. Johnson fhonary mem- Azzam. berl. BACK ROW: V, Chen, S. Larson, Mrs. Rahn, K. Luessen- quill and scroll national honor society Thirteen new members were induct- ed into the Louise Jacobsen Chapter of the National Honor Society on March 23. Active members must maintain a 3 point grade average for the previous two consecutive semes- ters and an accumulative of 3.5 or better. Probationary members must have a grade point of 3.5 for the pre- vious two consecutive semesters and an accumulative of 3.75 or better. . K Y' Q g q K sf: ' a 1 wx X . ,L 'l' ' f -i 'B 'Z me '32 Students are elected on the basis c leadership, service, and character b a faculty committee. Five girls, accompanied by Mis Shunk, advisor, attended the Niagr. Frontier Ballet at the Performin, Arts Center in Milwaukee in Deoem ber. The members also visited th Museum of Science and lndustry i Chicago during May. FRONT ROW: S. Weiland, P. Tully, M. Kelse C. Reece, A. Brusa, M. Neumeier, K. Cairns, I Holden. BACK ROW: C. Johnson, D. Drost, C Sterken, T. Ames, J. Woods, M. Leek, B. Hol D. Hinkelman, T. Frazier. Not pictured, J. Ha din, S. O'Keefe, L. Booth, G. Utiger, I Scharine. 84 - national honor society FRONT ROW: B. Wiedmeyer, D. Alder, K. Kocs, A. Durfee, L. Costel- mann, J, Stonewall, M. Driscol, K. Pierson, S. Compton, T. Martin, T. lo, B. Guiler. SECOND ROW: S. Binstock, K. Beucus, M. Ramig, L. Boviall, S. Madison. BACK ROW: Mr. Daumler, C. Olson, D. Cribben, Hedlund, S. Schultz, S. Sisk, W, Braun. THIRD ROW: S. Zimmer- M. Smiley,.l.Graff, T. Laueroni, K. Wippich, Mr. Scott. forensics team ties badger for conference championship :fWM,iW4WLMp,,W awww Leigh Benson, reoeiving her award for placing at D-D Invitational. l The 1970-71 Forensic team under the coaching l of Mr. Robert Scott and Mr. Walter Daumler participated in tournaments at Waterford, Sun Prairie, Lake Geneva, West Bend, and Germantown. On February 19, D-DHS hosted an invitation- al with 14 schools participating. The Delavan Lions Club helps to sponsor this tournament. D-DHS tied Badger for first place in the con- ference meet Wednesday, March 24. .1 , l Sherry Madison, Chris Olson, and Wolfgang These forensics students competed in the state meet. FRONT ROW: S, Madison, C. Braun received A ratings at the state meet held Olson, D. Alder, K. Kocs, B. Guiler, BACK ROW: K. Beucus, B. Holt,T. Boviall, W. Braun, J. Graff. in Madison on April 24. forensics - 85 Student enjoys Spanish club's hot peppers. french club Advising the activities of this year's German club was Mr. Dennis Hes- sner. Highlighting the activities was the weekly newspaper Die U-Zie- tungf' In order to raise money to send a student to Germany this summer the club also sold wooden trains modeled after the ones used in the Black Forest of Germany. These were sold around Christmas at the cost of 52.00. Another activity was the AFS Carnival at which two booths were sponsored, The Bavar- ian Fishing Pond and A Shocking Experience. German club also sponsored at Halloween play-nite in the gym. ln any language . The 1970-71 French club officers were Susie Utiger, president, Pat Tully, vice-president: and Angie Brusa, secretary-treasurer. Miss Suzanne Davidson advised the club. A few days before Christmas the members sold mistletoe in the south commons during the mods. The Spanish club officers for this year were Laura Mueller, president: Theresa Boviall, vice-president, and Lori VanVleet, secretary-treasurer. The club was advised by Mrs. Linda Johnson. The club held a Christmas party at Helen Carey's house. ' ' ' ' F 1 g Q if g Q sv. ' ' ff K'-Q11 . FRONT ROW: J. Stonewall, P. Klein, K. Hopkins, A. Azzam, C. Balkely, B. Hartman, M. Valencia, SECOND ROW: T. Duesterbeck, D. Anderson, R. -Read, J. Schmaling, J. Oberla, THIRD ROW: P. Tully, R. Rucker, B. Brick, D. Dahl, C. Stehle, G. Ekman, G. Zimmer- 86 - foreign language club mann, L. Scholle, S. Gifford, FOURTH ROW: S. Utiger, C. Johnson, L. Chen, S. Schulz, B. Holden, A. Brusa, W. Braun, A. Ward, L. Ben- son, C. Olson, J. August. BACK ROW: J. Viemeyer, V. Chen. german club TRONT ROW: D. Wheeler, C. Reece, P. Isola, K. Cairns, C. Calla- nan, G. Venema, R. Phelps, M. Pounder, C. Martin, M. Valencia, L. iatzlaff, B. Swoger, G. Sterken, D. Drost, A. Welch. BACK ROW: gvanish club -wwww R. O'Brien, J. Matousek, Mr. Hessner, adv., B. Holden, C. Torrenga, A. Azzam, W. Braun, J. Fagan, L. Holden, L. Holden, A. Johnson, D Kachler, M. Ramig, M. Carter, R. Venema. CRONT ROW: K. Pierson, J. Klewin, K. Seeley, M. Griffin, L. Van ,Vleet, R. Gifford, K. Jedlicka, M. McGill, L. Bates, H. Carey, L. Gon- alez, M. Griffin, S. Williams, M. Wilson, P. Heimdahl, M. Valencia, . Alder, D. Olsen, C. Putman. SECOND ROW: S. Guiler, T. Mar- ,in, C. Nystrom, E. Dederich, S. Freiders, J. Wiedmeyer, J. Haynes, S. Bustamante, T. Hirte, A. Cowling, P. Gallager, C. Hann, M. Shappee, vi. Neumeier, P. Cowling, V. Heim, D. Langron, G. Utiger, T. Bov- iall, K. Fourdyce, S. Smith, J. Schauer, BACK ROW: W. Johnson, J Mueller, W. Braun, L. Callahan, L. Phillips, M. Leek, B. Weidmeyer B. Hart, C. Johnson, A. Azzam, B. Connor, C. Logterman, P. Lees Mrs. Johnson, adv., C. Quintanilla, L. Mueller, K. Beucus, P. Woods S. Scocus, S. Starin, K. Watts, D. Drain, R. Teich, T. Frazier, S Monroe. foreign language clubs - 87 FRONT ROW: S. Wenzel, S. Tjeerdsma, J. Murphy, J. Peters, J. Jen- Shepard, L. Booth, R. Teich, R, Davis, K. Fourdyce, G. Schmid, C sen, N. Gerez, M. Kutz. SECOND ROW: B. Eschenfelt, L. Hartman, Schmid, J. Lamb, Miss Larsen, advisor. K. Luessenhop, D. Bently. BACK ROW: P. Klein, C. Callahan, D. l 1 88 - fbla club FBLA officers are installed. fbla joins d-a s list of organizations A new club this year is Future Business Leaders of America. Miss Susan Larsen is the club advisor. In March the club officers, Linda Booth, presidentg Janet Jensen, vice- president: Gail Schmid, secretaryg Sue Wenzel, treasurerg Nancy Ger- ez, reporter were installed by Pres- ton Smeltzer state advisor of F.B.L.A. The D-DHS Club is the 5,20lst chapter of the National FBLA club. eea members study business techniques den, G. Cook, B. Sikes, V. Nemitz, J. Sontag, M. Warn, D. Peters. FOURTH ROW: D. Delhey, D. Nostrant, D. Gransee, C. Smiley, P. Decker, G. Kraayeveld, B. Niewenhuis, D. Schleiger, C. Black. BACK ROW: T. Deal, M. O'Donnell, E. Ruiz. Membership in the Distributive Education club continued to increase to over 36 members this year. Club advisor was Miss Sheila Whitney. Students sold Tom Watt products to earn money to send three members to the State Leadership Conference at Green Lake, Wisconsin. The club also sponsored a basketball booth at the AFS Carnival and sold records to seniors which included the hits from their four years of high school. Members discuss matters at a DECA meet- ing. deca club - 89 FRONT ROW: Kathy Jedlicka, vioe-president, Debbie Kahl, treasur- er, Miss Neuheisel, advisor, Vickie Nemitz, presidentg Colleen Shrack, secretary. BACK ROW: F. Nickels, S. Zimmermann, G. Steinbioer, E. McCoy, D. Los, B. Nemitz, B. TerStegge, C. Allen, G Zimmermann. The major project of FHA was the selling of Holiday Cookbooks. A field trip to Spring Green and The House on the Rock was taken in May. clubs help prepare for fu ture roles ua: FRONT ROW: K. Fourdyce, N. Coty, C. Martin, M. Neumeier BACK ROW: Mary Shappee, treasurer, Sandy Thomas, viee-pres- dientg Donna Peck, secretary, J. Murphy, Fran Nickels, president. 90 - fha - medical career clubs .AZT fu Club advisor was Mrs. VanOrsow. One activity was a visit to Willowfield. FFA members help complete the nature trail on Dibble s farm. The job took approximately three weekends of work. ffa and ecology Y' FFA OFFICERS PICTURED ABOVE ARE: FRONT ROW: Dan Cribben, presidentg Pete Meyer, vice- presidentg Dana Compton, secretaryg Mike Baker, treasurerg BACK ROW: Mr. Mersch, advisorg Mike Welch, reporterg Paul Featherstone, sentinel. Pete Meyer and Mike Bak- er represented the D-D chapter at the National Convention in Kansas City in October. The club also sponsored it's annual pie and coffee sale at the AFS carnival, ffa-91 63 iq, , X Y N 4 vp in ' X 5' 'gg 'Q ' V Y S n .. + J Q 49 M fi H wr? Q fs S 5 X ' 2 is EN S A is Q 5 S? X, Q 'E E Q gy '--- 1 Q. ' W I .1-S+ S x X v - Lxxi , W I .Q fx E A K ' 's - - 6 .If QI. 3 ii? fe lx. , , Z J ,ff , f , Q A xl 'S ml z I 9 D 1 gf N, Cf ' Jw I ,..' QM fsgo 'N Jig? M3 - ' 1 W? NW -R K N ' 'Si . .K X I MX l 1 we're big, bad, and boss - Steve Larsen receives the Rod Richardson golf award from Mr. Schmidt. 94 - varsity club Stan Keyser receives the J. Arthur Moran award from Mr Scharfenberg. -J Mr. Tom Scharfenberg served as the club's advisor. years officers were Dan Cribben, president, Kevin Fourdycc, vice-president, and Dean Gallup, Letterman from football, cross country, basketball, swimming, wrestling, baseball, track, and golf compose the membership of D-DHS Varsity club. Varsity clubs activities in- cluded the concession dur- ing the football and track season. They also sold 'Blue and Gold' sweaters to D-DHS students. This proved to be one of their most profitable money raising projects. In the spring of the year, the annual Father-Son banquet was held when special athletic awards are presented. The All Sports Banquet was held on May 24. e are the mighty comets Agk. Nxt. SEATED: D. Cribben, J. Horgan, M. Kemp, J. Horgan, B. Phelps, M. Venema, G. Smiley, R. O'Brien, T. O'Keefe, D. Byerley, R. Grant, D. Nostrant, J. Scheurell, A. Tully, S. Larsen, M. Mueller, B. Neuwen- huis, K. Fourdyoe, G. Grether, J. Schlicher. STANDING: R. Braenne, M. Martin, S. Keyser, D. Phillips, J. Davison, J. Olson, J. Termaat, D. Yadon, T. Ames, D. Danielson, G. Sawtelle, T. Tifft, T. Tifft, J. Poun- der, J. Boviall, C. Hudlik, J. Bandlow, R. Kitzman, R. Teich, D. Gal- lup, D. Logterman, M. Koerner, S. Golloday. varsity club - 95 H x x ATS Q X, K JE. N. A wk gy is SQ X -R S X Q 3 K E, f ig. X xx 1 XX X xxx N -M gi iS1f'AL:S i l l VRESTLING CHEERLEADERS - BOTTOM ROW: Lori Van Vleet, Mag Smiley, Janet ldney, Millie Pounder. TOP: Sherri Murphy. crush 'em Monday night practices, wins, heart- breaking losses, smiles, and hoarse voices summarized '70-071 cheer? leading. Wrestling cheerleaders joined the Varsity and .IV cheerlead- ers in spreading the blue-gold spir- it. Their pep rallies, including a skit of old fashioned cheers, pom-pom routines and the many pep contests made Friday afternoons seem spe- cial. Captains for the year were Ka- thy Jedlicka, varsity: Sherri Mur- phy, wrestlingg and Chris Olson, ju- nior varsity. Miss Karen Neuhcisel and Miss Susan Larson were advisors. ever we praise the gold and blue' JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Brooke Waling, Sue Krogman, Kathy Pier- son, Laurie Scholle, Chris Olson, Ellen De- derich, Pat Leek, Patsy Venema. A cheerleaders - 97 w X 'S QX. 5? SPOFZS www RX XX NN XXX X - A- Nfwwwk W QNX www XX XXX? X 2 i S Z0 be born to create, to love, to win at games is to be born to live in time of peace Camus sports i i o i r i 4 - 31 . 4 . . . I FIRST ROW: D. Phillips, J. Holt, J. Cleveland, M. Koerner, J. Karstet ter, J. Horgan, D. Gallup, M. Kemp, K. Fourdyce, D. Yadon, B. Carl- son, R. Branne, D. Cribben. SECOND ROW: D. Logterman, J. Hor- gan, R. Krause, T. Ames, B. Carlson, J. Boviall, T. Tifft, D. Danielson, D. Christianson, J. Schlicker, D. Pierson, G. Smiley. THIRD ROW: S Carlson, K. Kilkenny, K. Beaulieu, C. Terpstra, C. Hudlik, P. Linnen kohl, J. Deschner, J. Scheurell, T. Snyder, R. Smith, Mr. Scott. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Tom Scharfenberg, S. Steinbeck, B. Beyerl, J Markgraph, H. Johnson, L. Waligora, J. Studnicka, S. Schmidt, G Grether, M. Martin, E. Ruiz, J. Holt and Coach Wallace Zimmermann. hamejiela' advantage hebs varsity Tom Cleveland breaks for a long gain. RIGHT: Rod Branne carries the ball wlth good blocking from Four- dyce 1303 and Schlicker 1625. l00 - varsity football The 1970 Comet gridders were led by co-captains Mick Kemp and Jim Karstetter. Dale Phil- lips, led pass receivers with 9 for 143 yards, while Dean Gallup led pass interceptions with 5. The Comets leading scorer was sophomore Tom Cleveland with thirty points after rushing 597 yards and setting one record. split season The Varsity Football team seemed to play far better at home this year. They won the first home game against Grafton then lost two away games before crushing Salem on Borg Field. Homecoming followed, with a Comet loss of one point. The next game was away, which proved fatal before returning home to take two in a row. The Gridders wrapped up the season with a 6-6 tie against Badger. UPPER LEFT: Comets' defense clash against the Mukwonago line. MIDDLE: Mick Kemp C105 and Kevin Fourdyce 1303 scramble for the ball. LEFT: John Boviall fl lj turns up field for decisive Comet gain. varsity football - l0l - -1 sun -wus. x 1 FRONT ROW: T. Frazier,J. BoItz,.l.Jimenez, B. Prahl,J. Kraayeveld, Peters, J. Richardson, J. Pollack, L. Holden. BACK ROW: l B. Newton, G. Darnell, L. Polzin, D. Logterman. SECOND ROW: E. Moehrke, S. Smith, P. Dunbar, D. Pierson, D. Haynes, T. Koepnic Phillips, L. Holden, P. Sott, J. Gonzales. C. Quintanilla, R. Ernest, B. and J. Horgan. junior varsity has even season The Junior Varsity football team under the fine coaching staff of Mr. Ronald Bronson and Mr. George De Francesco had to settle for an even season this year. Thej split their season with a 4 and 4 record, defeating Eas Troy, Salem, Mukwonago and Big Foot, while losing ti Whitewater, Elkhorn, Union Grove and Badger. .loe Jimenez breaks through the line for a long gain against Mukwonago. RIGHT: Bob Prahl sweeps around right side while fellow team members provide those all important blocks. 102 -junior varsity football K 1 1 an f ' L L :iss ' . 'a' ll ,A , i 5 ff 'N , We t R . J R Q , is -A .sin .. Q ' n is xt s X M ,N i 5 x gm if , . 4 JY g r ss. Q . H1 1' ,Q , ,M A valiant effort. cometfrosh post 2 and 4 record Comets prepare to pass on third down. The Freshmen football team, coached by Mr. Glen Johnson and Mr. Donald Teech, encountered a difficult season, post- ing a 2 win and 4 loss record. The frosh gridders were victo- rious over East Troy and Big Foot, while dropping games to Badger, Elkhorn, Whitewater, and Union Grove. RONT ROW: D. Kilkenny, R. Ames, M. Bently, E. Kitzman, T. Stur- vant, J. Hisel, B. Brooks, J. Beall, K. Woods, J. Madison. SECOND OW: C. Dowse, L. Fleming, L. Henzbeck, T. Murphy, J. Fagan, C. kman, J. Scocos, R. Jordan, D. Cossman, R. Beyerl, R. Robinson. THIRD ROW: S. Miles, D. Skeleton, J. Cardoni, C. Flaten, J. Stafford J. Dutton, D. Tweed, B. Coehoorn, S. Kocs, B. Shafer, M. Finley BACK ROW: J. Supernaw, G. Shreves, D. Duesterbeck, J. Gonzales, R Jansen, M. Fleming, B. Hoffman, J. Scharine, A. Erkfitz. freshman football- 103 a X si x FRONT ROW: S. Keyzer, J. Dodge, C. Johnson, G. Bandlow, H. Los, J. Davidson, J. CaIlum..BACK ROW: Coach Darrel Hessenthaler, l B. Niewenhuis, J. Tifft, P. Lange. SECOND ROW: S. Golladay, L. Downer,J. Bensen, D. Hmkleman, D. Byerely,A. Azzam. Coehoorn, L. Klevin, R. Teich, B. Holt, J. Coffey, B. Means, B. Phelps, harriers takehrst in regionals The 1970 Cross Country tean coached by Mr. Darrel Hessenthall and consisting of varsity letter wii ners: G. Bandlow, G. Knowles, E Keyzer, C. Johnson, J. Dodge, I Los, B. Teich, and P. Lange compile a Duel Meet record of 6 wins and losses. In the Fort Atkinson and tl Kettle Invitationals the Harriel placed 6th and 4th respectively. In tl Western Division meet of the Soutl ern Lakes Conference the team can in 2nd behind Whitewater. The Ha riers then took 5th place in the Soutl ern Lakes Conference Meet. . Gs S tr The high point of the season came i the WIAA Regionals where the Hal riers finished in first place beating tl conference champion Whitewate: The Harriers, however, failed to go l the state meets after losing at th Three Harriers round a turn in one of the earlier meets of the year. sectionals, 104 - cross country V, George Knowles, '72, finishes 2nd in the State Regional Meet. MIDDLE: George Knowles is shown leading an opponent around a turn. RIGHT: Harriers take off in the first meet of a successful season. l M9 Jim Tiff! runs in the sweltering Delbrook heat. cross country -W l05 05,414 nh r-4-ff' rd-ff 1'0 FRONT ROW! M. ValCflCi2. M. Giff0l'd. M. McGill, A- NOS- ROW: Mrs. Mutcheler, S. O'Keefe, K. Beucus, M. Smiley, L. trant, D. Shepard, K. Berg. SECOND ROW: J. Klewin, J. Hen- Chen, J. Wiedmeyer, D. Dutton. sey, E. McCoy, J. Stonewall, S. Nostrant, D. Cullen. BACK netladies encounter dyfeult season Keep your eye on the ball. Ns 's tennis Under the coaching of Mrs. Mutch- ler and the student managing of Sal- ly Evans, the D-D Girls' Tennis Team hit their way to a 2-3 season record. The team was composed of five seniors, seven juniors, three sophomores, and three freshman. swimming The Girls' Swim team, under the coaching of Mrs. Ruth Berkompas, swam to a 6-0 finish during their sea- son. At the sectional meet held at Madison Memorial High School, only one of the thirteen girls placed. At the state meet held at Beloit Memorial High School, Vivian Chen placed second in the 50 yard freestyle. girl swimmers ride an undefeated wave FRONT ROW: J. Lamb, V. Chen, Z. Walters, J. Haynes, E. Benson, T. Martin. Members not pictured: D. Roesler, P. Allie, Beyerl. BACK ROW: Mrs. Berkompas, K. Pierson, A. Ward, L. L. Mueller. B. Heimdal. LEFT, Zane Walters prepares for a dive. RIGHT, Zane Walters in position to start race. . gs , , K ' , - . ss.. P- - T ... . , iw 3, . . ... E f ig 1 4 l ' f B 5 A A - : I : sffffisifu - 'Q-:K - . I I ' ,, 4. J . . . , . is i Y, . .. f., , ' 4.-.A 1 4 .r.sQ.fm.x. - - s s 9? X Dale Phillips goes up for a lay-up. John Horgan looks for an opening. Coach Breidenstein lays plans for the attack. 108 f varsity basketball so ,pw '1-'52 5 Mft-Q'-wwv.Q..,,. Jim Scheurell sinks another free throw. Chris Hudlik goes up for the jump against th Demons. RONT ROW S Carlson J Schuerell M Martin Lmnenkohl D Read R. Krause, D. Danielson, J. Boviall, J. Horgan, E. Ruiz, J. Hor- adon C Hudlik T Frazier BACK ROW Coach G Johnson T gan D Phillips, Coach B. Breidenstein. The Comet dribblers had one of their most suooess- ful season in Delavan-Darien High School's histo- ry. The cagers, under the coaching staff of Mr. Glen Johnson and Head Coach Mr. Beauford Brei- denstein posted a 9 win I0 loss record. The Comet men were led by team captain and leading scorer John Horgan. Most valuable player award went to Doug Yadon, and Dale Phillips received the free- throw award by making 77121 of his free throws throughout the season. varsity basketball - I09 if ,ai n. 3 AW. Q, K Wifi'-F gigmNtSx..M,X.. if 4 35 55 53 51 f '1 is-Qi fi K .-XX ' 9 - ' l .Q , E E S A gf Mkt: u -ul -3 KLK. x 3 is my l Q K - bbz Qfq' ' PQ A V .ik ' I x ,-,- ,,, 9 . X S Q .Y ,A K .,:Q:5, S X , X Sr gi rw 3145.0 M, 'bk 1 Ml k Si ,g . 3 'S an Q mulls ff X- 532 FXXQ X 1 X X .X Q, A Q5 fx XXX. K Q, L V . , 3 'R '91 Q ' ' X Q N 'wg I 1 x X S 43 , X .X if f K X 1 ig X .ff H ' gf X Y 3, X . E ji Q XR xg' S i . f 5 gf X 5 X gf . X ' ,X A XX K X X X 1 K5 ,NX 5 X 3 if if X ,XXXXQ f .Q X, .-Q-X... f .XXX Q L arwkf QX if 3 QQ VNRXX 5 . H . X - 5 xx f ' XX X XX Q K ,K .K Wx Ng L' DD QQ Sl 57' XE 1 in . Y' Q 'Q 72 . W, 3 , Q' ,, m E , f ,, My XXWD! it Q. ,bv an QE 35 CB as - W AG ' SN fm Y ' QXNILVX xx fwmmwf ' A , S v x... .. ,N Ns A 9 xx. k .' iff -- gg x ' fx f ,gg i ni F an ff? f ' .-dk A 'A r 5 ,Q x I Q S 3 S xi. ies 'JD 55, S .5 f Q Q 3 Q 1- Q,x I LQQQMQ ! 4 f 1 - f'4:si5 k?fiY'. Q Y ?: .Mfg f ..-. - . gk.: , in Q . ,sw Q 5,'X5-ss, xwm. X -..,.. KN- f+ WN Oh Kwai .Q N'--'iv X . I w .............w , 6 N 1'-.., - Q gg Q 1 Kathy Beucus Debby Shephard Mrs Barber coachg Mag Smiley, Sherry Madison. Not pictured: Gail Zimmermann, Helen Cary. zrls swzng for cz'-dhs Girls' Golf officially ended May 21, l97l when the D-DHS team hosted the seven conference teams at Delbrook. Delavan tied with East Troy and Elkhorn for second place. , S awp' Kathy Beucus and Mag Smiley tied for medalist on individual conference match play, and Sher- ry Madison and Mag Smiley tied for medalist on basis of season average. girls golf - ll5 track men run, jump, throw during seaso FRONT ROW: R. Braenne, S. Carlson, T. Cleveland, D. Gallup, T Ames, K. Fourdyce, J. Dodge, J. Davison, D. Christianson, B. Phelps SECOND ROW: D. Danielson, D. Logterman, M. Goetluck, L. Coe- hoorn J. Sha e S Bell B. Newton J Gonzalez R. Downer D . PPC . - , , - y , - Reum. THIRD ROW: L. Holden, J. Kemp, D. Kilkenny, K. Woods, J. Fagan, C. Johnson, G. Knowles, T. Schauer, R. Alderman, T. Deal. 'Y FOURTH ROW: L. Holden, J. Salas, B. Pentikoff, D. Logterman, D Zea, E. Kitzman, D. Kemp, F. Murphy, R. Fortman, D. Kraayveld, B Lenz. BACK ROW: Mr. Zimmermann, Coach, Mr. Johnson, Coach S. Miles, J. Scocos, G. Bandlow, J. Caffey, B. Logan, T. Tifft, B Phelps, R. Freitag, Mr. Hessenthaler, Coach. 3- I l6 - varsity track 1 1 varsity track - ll7 , 1 S . -DQV f . . Comebm in 'W' Comet!! Cf K. X' tl u ' O D '-:. ' X sf Q Cbmebl 5 X D eww' llomeh Q1 will X F Rs ii Gofnzld FRONT ROW: G. Strohm, J. Horgan, G. Grether, J. Horgan, C. J. Bovial, D. Nostrant, D. Scharine, S. Steinbeck, R. Grant, P. Linnen- Quintanilla, A. Mowrey. SECOND ROW: J. Edmunds, R. Krause, kohl, D. Phillips, Mr. Scharfenberg, Coach. M. Martin, T. Snyder, J. Schlicker, B. Jordan, B. Sikes. BACK ROW: comet nine tie for conference title 118 - varsity baseball L. - N. ,R ii -. -wmfkwsx -- W x X W X iq r if X x mal 3 Q as :.' 1 p nina ft mf-7, K I t t ttf A cf cf gp.. 3' Inj EQ 7111743 'J QL' ' V Cf mrb Crm! .gn-we -f 1 w . Gp mtl.: Q is l rfrlflg Ct mrla Gnu. FRONT ROW: T. Frazier, R. Jordan, P. Dunbar, J. Horgan, R. Bo- D. Nichols, J. Logterman, A. Ramirez. BACK ROW: J. Olson M ness. SECOND ROW: T. Sturtevant, B. Prahl, L. Polzin, M. Fleming, Peterson, R. Jansen, R. Martin, D. Pierson, Mr. Briedenstein, Coach ' ' b I 9 I And its on the way to strike three. jv scoreboard M llll llll O Delavan-Darien 6 vs. Whitewater Delavan-Darien 8 vs. East Troy Delavan-Darien 9 vs. Big Foot Delavan-Darien I vs Mukwonago Delavan-Darien 9 vs Elkhorn Delavan-Darien 5 vs Salem Delavan-Darien 2 vs. Union Grove Delavan-Darien 8 vs. Badger Delavan-Darien 9 vs. Wilmot Delavan-Darien 9 vs . Burlington if Q' I . 'MVA , 4 X 1 . 5 ,fa fag J Mg fffff fig QS Q6 H , V VA t l figs! 06 P yi! . :ya 763, I v xg I 1 f Y f W 'T ,7 Lf 5' A ' 3 5 thy! 3? K -.V ta ' ' K . , ,1 -2 gk ,,,. MRS Y ,, X X 1 XX x f 3 ,rf-f ,.f .,M,N X - -A X N ,ww- .Q ' ......,,,, S W '13 A YK gobfers enjoy favorable season 1 I -I 122 - varsity golf Jim Scheurell swings hard. Andy Tully drives toward the cup. JV GOLF TEAM: FRONT ROW: M. Smiley, S. Kocs, L. Fleming, BACK ROW: Coach K. Schmidt, M. Bentley, R. Leff, J. Moser, B. Brooks. Q5 golf- 123 FRONT ROW: R. Palmer, R. Witowich,J. Beal, B. Hayes. E. Baum- Keefe, M. Mueller, K. Beaulieu, R. Dunwiddie, B. Liden, Mi ruk. SECOND ROW: J. Scharine, K. Beaulier, J. Richardson, D. H0enhke,C0ach, Haynes. BACK ROW: C. Boniface, J. Wescott, S. Wassel, T. O'- l'l6l7'Vl CFI encounter tough 0ppOl'l6l1 ts Tim O'Keefe practices his backswing. l97l Co-Captains Mike Mueller and Ron Dunwiddie. l24 - varsity tennis swung And its another ace serve. The start of a serve. Steve Wassel as seen by the opponent. The coach looks over his team members. varsity tennis FRONT ROW: L. Holden,-A. Aranda, J. Wescott, J. Termaat, D. Be- D. Haynes, M. Mueller, T. Beall, C. Scheunemann, B. Phelps, M. Ha yerley, S. Keyzer, D. Kerchoff, B. Hart, D. Roherty, M. Smiley, P. na, B.Carlson,G.Cook, B. Penticoff, Mr. Hessenthaler. Lange. BACK ROW: Mr. Klumb, J. Callum, D. Tollkuhn, R. O'Brien, cz'-a' ducks - Hrs! in conference 1 1 I And the race is on! 1 l26 varsity swimming X f is xlXA is M., f -, P V FHUQ' 3' x xg H535 N-uni, 6 X 1 i' 'l! - Q VS Ti I sf . if A Es: x 4 L ,E+ ' hx 5' .' STANDING: Mr. Klumb, head coach, J. Moser, M. Bentley, C. TING: D. Grams, K. Schulz, B. Peters, L. Holden, S. Monroe, S. Zea, Jones, J. Fagen, D. Hollister, Mr. Hessenthaler, assit. coach. SIT- J. Emmitt. Swimmers to the mark! S m Tommorrow he won't forget his Wheaties. l l28 - jv swimming l-H--if varsity scoreboard VARSITY FOOTBALL Clinton Grafton 13 Whitewater Whitewater 0 East Troy East Troy 6 Big Foot Salem 33 Elkhorn Mukwonago 7 Badger Big Foot 6 Elkhorn 20 Union Grove 21 Badger 6 F-xmiibm 'i at ,agua . . Q x WRESTLING 6-I0 Beloit Turner 34 Clinton 34 Whitewater 14 Parker 8 Rockford Harlem 6 Big Elkhorn Salem Badger Wilmot W hitewater Union Grove East Troy Big Foot Muk wonago Elkhorn Badger Clinton Badger Elkhorn CROSS COUNTRY 6-0 24 SWIMMING 10-l Oconomowoc Badger Fort Atkinson Janesville Craig Kenosha Bradford St Johns Sauk Prairie Milton McHenry Badger Woodstock BASEBALL 12-4 9 65 - 29 58 - 40 57 - 38 38 - 57 59 - 35 50 - 45 51 - 44 68 - 27 75 - 19 61 - 34 73 - 22 East Troy 30 Kenosha Bradford 23 Big Foot 35 Waterford 19 Mukwonago 13 Elkhorn 25 Union Grove 17 Salem Central 20 Burlington 22 Badger 16 Wilmot 32 GOLF 1 l-l Biloit Catholic 163 - 175 Waterford 159 - 170 Whitewater I66 - 164 Big Foot 165 roy Beloit Catholic - 4 Jefferson 8 - 4 Fort Atkinson 1 - 9 Whitewater 5 - l East Troy 10 - 6 Big Foot 7 - 5 Mukwonago 3 - 2 Elkhorn 8 - 3 Salem Central 6 - 0 Union Grove 6 - 4 Badger 0 . 3 Wilmot 3 - 16 Burlington 6 - l Waterford 6 - 4 TRACK 6-l Burlington 79 li - 47 DQ East Troy 108 95 - 18 95 Beloit Catholic 68 92 - 58 Vz Wilmot- Big Foot 68 li varsity scoreboard - 2 student We -fm ws sw N 9 i get by with a little heya from my friends student lU'e homecoming '70, return to roaring 20's f 1 1970 Homecoming - Queen Stephie O'Keefe and King Rodney Grant. X .5 W x f Q! '7 ! 4+ 5 5 . 5 . if Q kg.: 5 E K - xi air X X v sssxi X 5 N .iii v fx Ai xkk- XX L' 2 , f li x N if Y as .gi ' x J Q 1 . X . JF ft? , X f V x . w,,kn6,w of M' . ,fx 3 Q Ti ,if SX X Q i 4 Q S K .wx X - . .,... , N - SSX . A A A ,, pf 1333 54, 'L X X54 mx O X X. Fifi x X X X Q LLLf-L x ww . x Y Mk J, 1 X -...Q X S F O X XX X X Q x X is Q Q M Kg-,gk xx ' ,X ' W. ATQSQ N, N M M - .skis-. X X Q u Y xx x .t H S + R ? my 'S . ' A f fs? Xa ml X . xx ,f N55 U W ABOVE: Hop, skip, and a jump to a victory. BELOW: the court awaits the announcement of queen. Perfect table manners? memories of hom ecom ing The Roaring Twenties was relived again on Octo- ber 10, as the 1970 Homecoming Theme. A night of silent movies, paper flowers and punch served from a tub will be remembered by many. Queen Stephie O'Keefe and King Rodney Grant reigned over the fes- tivities. Serving on the court were seniors Greta Utig- er and Mike Koernerg Lori Van Vleet and Dean Gal- lupg Monika Valencia and Dana Comptong juniors Bonnie Venema and Chris Hudlikg sophomores Sally Compton and Bob Prahlg and freshmen Janis Hinkle- man and Bob Hoffman. Sophomores walked away with l0l points giving them first in Field Day Events, juniors squeaked past seniors by a point and the fresh- men brought up the rear. homecoming - l35 TI X 'I a fs s s K : Q . N, 1 X music makes man merry symphonic band. SYMPHONIC BAND PICTURED ABOVE. S. Sisk, D. Drain, D. Roeker C Toren a C Johnson G Peterson B Eschenfeldt L , - 8 , - . - i - , Bates, K. Seely, D. Drain, E. Beyerl, J. Adney, G. Strohm, R. Brad- ford, J. Hensey, T. Beall, S. Wilke, J. Herron, C. Pinnow, N. Dillen- beck, P. Parker, L. Phillips, J. Scharine, C. Reece, C. Stehle, L Fehrm, J. Dodge, S. Case, L. Booth, K. Dunham. J. Strempler, C Cribben, J. Norton, S. Evans, R. Cooper, B. Beyerl, H. Johnson, R Ames, S. Smith, D. Scharine, E. Johnson, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, S Wassel, D. Edmunds, D. Hinkleman, T. Synder, L. Holden, M. Burch T. Ames, J. Davison, D. Moehrke, J. Sawtelle, F. Fortman, L. Holden R. Dunwiddie, M. Schauf, J. Beall, J. Emmitt, J. Lyons, and K Ostrum. band - l36 v s concert band. D. Crispell, D. Kosche, D. Knilans, D. Wheeler, L. Beyerl, D. Byrnes, D. Grams, L. Wippich, W. Johnson, N. Schmaling, G. Appel, D. Koehl, B. Wiedmeyer, J. Schmaling, J. Benson, J. Edmunds, D. Be- yerl, J. Scharine, D. Duesterbeck, R. Ames, R. Olson, A. Johnson, M. Peterson, J. Sturtavent, T. Murphy, B. Brooks, C. Jones, R. Robinson. Concert Band not pictured. : S. Sisk, FRONT ROW: T. Beal, J. Dodge, L. Booth, K. Wassel, C. Johnson, BACK ROW: E. Johnson, D. Edmunds, R ham, SECOND ROW: M. Schauf, L. Holden, D. Hinkleman, S. Ames, H. Johnson, S. Evans, J. Norton, B. Beyerl. xi ' K pw EE. J, band - 137 YS N FF tw s X J' Qs su sf' I N xyfw 5. X ii X xx,-vf X ,SAX gs? xg ,ff X Q N A 1 k X N Q. X Q YK f :Ng ' F - Q Q NX ,N ik W ' S. X vc N vi Y M? QL .Lf 36 ... S 4 s N XX X wg M 3 .5 I v 0 :G Xu ,Qc E F9 N-35 v 4 xii! E . X5l:,s. li ? S 5- I S :X-is Nm. .NX , Q wvw QA K . M ggw X--' LLLL.L.L 9 W WNMMN .,,,. T P -M 1' ,Y fi' v xx-x X N ' X X X Ei Q I si 5' Q the school comes alive 5 1 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Stear, A. Durfee, M. Los, B. Whaling, B. Hartman, L. Anderson, S. Krogman, C. Logtcrman, M. Whalen. SECOND ROW: J. Enright, K. Merrill, S. Dunakin, T. Porter, C. Hann, C. Logterman, S. Cain, J. Scott, P. Bar, L. Sterken. THIRD ROW: J. Mueller, T. Duesterbeck, L. Lindloff, R. Richardson, L. Wip- pich, E. Dederick, C. Gifford, D. Sanford, J. Schulz, D. Dahl, C. S' ken, M. Griffin. BACK ROW: K. Compton, L. Pagel, C. Zabel, Cruz, O. Herrer, C. Bradener, J. Sontag, L. Callahan, B. Brick, McCoy, P. Termaat, S. Duesterbeck, J. Chapin, Mr. Opitz. l42 - choir FRONT ROW, LEI TO RIGHT: S. Weilar P. Hisel, B. Eshenfelt, Wiedmeyer, C. Bonifat Mr. Opitz. SECON ROW: A. Cowling, Holden, M. Retzlaff, Holden, L. Sisk. BAC ROW: S. Sheean, T. V larreal, B. Arnold, Holden, the sound of music C. Schmidt, B. Eschenfeldt, P. Gallagher, S. Tjeerdsma, Dobosz, S. Weiland, D. Hopkins, J. Stonewall, B D ROW: Mr. Opilz, J. Long. A. Cowling, T. Cratzen- ff, J. Weidmeyer, C. Bonface, C. Sterken, R. Richard- JW: M. Wenzel, B. Holden, G. Zimmermann, S. Wen- I lwnnnwmw zel. D. Bentley, P. Klein, B. Egnoski, L. Sisk, G. Strohm, T. O'Neill, R Earnest. BACK ROW: E. Beyeral, Z. Walters, M. Carter, P. Lees, S Sheean, T. Villarreal, B. Arnold, S. Loudon, B. Beyeral, D. Edmunds H. Holden. FRONT ROW: L. Holden. L. Holden, B. Swoger, T. Villarreal, N. Pratis, BACK ROW: Mr. Opitz, C. Gallagher, P. Dorsey, E. Kelly, J. Long, B. Hayes. choir - I43 - 'XXXNXQXXQ X NNN X Wx ew Q 5 5 wx X xg 3 wg Mwwsw A.. 'N X X 1 5Q5Qft' .W x ' - E 'ix W . z Q- i ' E J - xxx. X Q N V ' wg ex Q xw. Q E f Y Na Ng 51 - Si xx I 3 ' S 'bww Q2 F, s XS' Q .QQ X . in if YS Q- QE SHAWN... -.-.....,, X sf S I 3 x . QSQSQX Q wmwwx X QS X S Q X Qgfs X X H sg? Ns A Egg SN WE R X X X 5 -Q-W XX N.gXw XX W xx KN XXX xx xx XX xwx XX we xxx X S S Q -..K .QLN Jg R N., s Yf' x 'X 5 m A X A A 4 ., A fy W M WWW Q ,, 1, M j ,M L fwwgy., ' ,fwimgf If ' , 'U W , ,, ,f f 1 V -,XM , ,,,,, ,,,, M , I i X 4 -Sym ...xx - .A gy' 5 is 'W 3 :L qw 5 S Q .W S 6 I 1 5 i I I i F fs wigfixx ,sf f- X , sf ws. X . Agp N ' km 5 S WAN' back stage Swfv6'U'17 146 - musical SENNER PSYCH? CHU!! L Nw fall drama Stardust Stardust a satire of tradi- tional versus, modern drama, mixing career and romance, was presented January 13, 1971. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Pickering, the cast performed for the com- munity. Playing major roles were Bob Beyerl, Phil Fordg Brian Hayes, Mr. Back, Bonnis Wiedmeyer, Prudence Mason, and Mary Carter, Claire Carter. Important members of the cast included Kathy Kocs, Robin Richard- son, Beth Heimdal, Jerry Olson, Marsha Ramig, Toni Lazzeroni, Erin McCoy, Sue Cain, Larry Coehoorn, Jean Scott, Ellen Beyerl, Steve Loudon and Karl Wallace. gg gg one acts had america Comin' Through the Rye , The Lottery , and Sorry Wrong Number were the 1970 fall one-act plays. The director was Miss Mary Dugan, assisted by Pam Allie. The Lottery , was a story about a community which picked one person each year to be publicly stoned. The cast included Linda Costello, Carol Johnson, Robin Richardson, Steve Lou- don, Becky Hartman, Jim Schar- ine, Jeff Graff, Toni Lazzeroni, Larry Coehoorn, Brooke Waling, John Shappee, Debra Hartman, Nina Long, Anna Durfee, Brian Hayes, Kathy Hopkins and Jerry Olson. Comin' Through the Rye was a story of people who were waiting to be born, their en- tire destiny in life was planned, and one of the characters found his future occupation to be that of a murderer. Brian Hayes, Bob Beyerl, Steve Loudon, Brooke Waling, Bonnie Wiedmeyer, Beth Heimdal, Toni Lazzeroni, Robin Richardson, and Becky Hartman made up the cast of characters. Sorry Wrong Number was a typical example of apathy in so- ciety. Kathy Kocs played an eld- erly lady who was trying to find someone to help her, after she ac- cidentally hears of a murder plot to kill her over the telephone. The cast included Kathy Kocs, Bob Beyerl, Andy Johnson, John Shappee, Mary Carter, Beth Heimdal, Brooke Waling, and Jerry Olson. 'fiat LEFT: Steve Loudon in silent meditation, ABOVE: Steve Lou- don, Ellen Beyerl and Kathy Kocs in a scene from Stardust. fall plays - I47 let it shine until tomorrow let it be A . .sk -.ss X at ww. 1 i-.N-.a,,.,,.+r,,s.,sws-slmstmsas s was Y -i so - ' . . S' is s l x ..,.gsggg.5fs9- X- The largest graduating class in D-D history received their diplomas at commencement excercises on Thursday, June 10, 1971. The 31 seniors graduating with honors were Tom Ames, Robert Arnold, Azzeddine Azzam, Theresa Boviall, Wolfgang Braun, Angie Bru- sa, Karen Cairns, Lillian Chen, Pat Cowling, Dan Cribben, Dan Drost, Judy Haynes, Eliza- beth Holden, Brudette Holt, Donna Hopkins, Stan Keyzer, Mike Leek, Margaret Neu- meier, Stephanie 0'Keefe, LeeAnn Ratzlaff, Carol Reece, Lynn Richardson, Sandy Sisk, Gary Sterken, Chris Torrenga, Pat Tully, Greta Utiger, Susie Utiger, Monika Valencia, Jerilou Wiedmeyer, and John Woods. Var- ious scholarships were presented to twenty- two members of the class of 71. The Claire Ruby Health Nursing Scholarship was given to LeeAnn Ratzlaff and Barb Steurerg Betty Greidanus received the Betzer Family Schol- arshipg Student Council Honor Scholarships were awarded to Sandy Sisk and John Woods, Pat Tully received the American Legion Aux- iliary Scholarshipg The Delavan Service League Scholarship was granted to Linda Booth, Craig Scheuneman was honored with the Delavan Area Schools Non-Certified Employee Association Scholarship, Dave Nostrant was the recipient of the Delavan Rotary Club Scholarship, The Dora S. Arthur Scholarship was presented to Becky Jutz, 148 - graduation Margaret Neumeier, Karen Hickok, Margar- et Wahlen, and Greta Utigerg The Austin Studio Scholarship was awarded to Robin Moehrkeg Kathryn Lussenhop received the Delavan Area Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship, Dan Cribben was given the Sta-Rite Scholarship, The George W. Borg Engineering Scholarship was pre- sented to Mike Leek, Dan Drost and Carol Reece shared the George and Effie Borg scholarship: Gary Sterken was the recipient of the AJ Industries Scholarship. A PM an Q--M Q--My . .. ..AX , M-Q ..,,.. .. .x ,WM--qu -an ..-.WX 331 Fig i .....,X,.. x .XX.. was - N-an .ua 'Q 0 .nn-'-X-.-.-M.-b an-rigm. A fp-+wb--M.-n 2. ..1'.2'.L1,....., ' NQANNNN well! ...MQUINRDNHUF vnvnulhvmn wwasusnlnnzuuv , 'R X A Qik X ADNEY, JANET: AFS 3,4: Cheerleading 4: Drama Club l: Era 4: Girls' Track l,2,3,4: GAA l,2,3: Musical 3,4: Pep Club 2: Sym- phonic Band l,2,3,4. ALLIE, PAM: Cheerleading 2: Cometeer 3,4: Girls' Choir I,2: Girls' Swimming l,2,3,4: Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Tennis I. ALLEN, JOHN: Acappella l: FFA l,2,3,4: Work Experience 4. AMES, TOM: Intramurals 4: NHS 4: Foot- ball 3,4: Track l,2,3,4: Symphonic Band l, 2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. ARNOLD, BOB: Acappella 2,3,4: AFS 4: Badger Boys' State 3: Class President 4: Forensics 2: Musical I,2: Selective Ensem- ble 3,4: Football l,2,3: Wrestling 3: Student Council 3,4. AZZAM, AZZEDDINE: AFS Student 4: AFS 4: French Club 4: German Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Intramurals 4: Boys' Pep Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Cross Country 4: Student Council 4: Cometeer 4. BAKER, MIKE: Concert Band l,2,3: FFA I, 2,3,4: Football 2: Work Experience 4. BEANE, RHONDA: Concert Band I: Pep Club 2,3: Symphonic Band l,2,3. BEANE, JIM: Work Experience 4. BEYERL, ELLEN: Acappella 4: All School Plays 3,4: Concert Band 2: Era 3: FTA 2,3: Girls' Choir l,2,3: Girls' Swimming 2,4: Library Club l,2,3,4: Musical 3: Pep Club 2,3: Spanish Club I: Symphonic Band l,3, 4. BLACK, COLLEN: DECA 4: Girls' Choir I, 2. BLACKWELL, MIKE: A-V 3,4: Photo Club 3. BLAKELY, CINDY: Cometeer 3,4: French Club 3: Girls' Choir l,2,3: GAA l,2,3: Pep Club 2.3. BLANKE WAYNE: AV 1: Football Manag- er I: Work Experience 4. BONIFACE, CHAD: Acappella l,3,4: AFS 4: FFA l: German Club 2,3,4: Musical I,2: Selective Ensemble 3,4: Ski Club I,2: Ten- nis l,2,4. BOOTH, LINDA: DECA 3, FBLA 4: NHS 4: Stage Band 3,4: Symphonic Band l,2,3, 4. BOTMA, VIVIAN: Transfer Student 2. 152 - senior activities senior activities FBLA 4: Girls' Choir 3: Mixed Choir 3. BOVIALL, THERESA: AFS 4: Class Trea- surer I: Cometeer 4: Era 3,4: Forensics 3,4: Girls' Choir I,2: Girls' Track 3,4: Home- coming Court I: Pep Club 2,3: Prom Court 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Student Council l. BRAENNE, ROD: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Bas- ketball 3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Track l,2,3,4: Wrestling 2: Varsity Club 2,3,4. BRAUN, WOLFGANG: AFS Student 4: Cometeer 4: Forensics 4: German Club 4: Intramurals 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Ski Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Wrestling 4: Student Council 4. BROVOLD, JOHN: AV l, FFA I: Work Experience4. BROWN, CHUCK: DECA 4: Baseball I,2: Basketball I,2: Football I,2: Work Experi- ence 4. BROWN, KAY: FHA l,2,3: GAA I: Work Experience 4. BRUSA, ANGIE: Acappella I,2: All School Plays I: AFS l,2,3,4: Badger Girls' State 3: Cometeer 3,4: Drama Club l,2, Era l,2,3,4: French Club l,2,3,4: Musical I,2: NHS 3,4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Student Council 1. BURGSTEDE, JOHN: DECA 3: Work Experience4. BYERLEY, DAVID: AFS 4: DECA 3: ln- tramurals 2,3: Ski Club 3,4: Baseball I: Cross Country 4: Football I: Tennis 3: Swimming l,2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. CAIRNS, KAREN: Badger Girls' State 3: German Club l,2,3,4: GAA I: NHS 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3: Ski Club l,2,3,4. CAREY, ROBERT: Work Experience 4. CARLSON, BILL: Boys' Pep Club 3: Intra- murals 3,4: Basketball I,2: Football l,2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Varsity Club 4. CARLSON, LUANN: Girls' Choir 2: Ski Club2,3. CARY, DEBRA: FFA 4: FTA 3: Girls' Track 2. CAWFIELD, JIM: Boys' Pep Club 3: DECA 3,4: Work Experience 4. CHAPIN, JACKIE: Girls' Choir l,2,3,4: GAA l,4: SkiClub l,2,3. CHEN, LILLIAN: Transfer Student 3: AFS 3,4: Art Club 3: Era 4: French Club 3,4: l Girls' Tennis 3,4: Pep Club 3: Quill ar Scroll 4: Student Council 3: Ski Club 3. CHEN, VIVIAN: Transfer Student 3: AF 3,4: Art Club 3: Cometeer 3,4, Sp 4: Era J French Club 3,4: Girls' Tennis 3: Girl Swimming 3,4: Pep Club 3: Student Cou' cil 3: Girls' Track 4. CHRISTIANSEN, EARL: Football Track 2: Work Experience 4. CHRISTIANSON, DAN: Boys' Pep Club Concert Band I,2: Selective Ensemble 2, 4: Basketball l,2,4: Track l,2,3,4: Syn phonic Band 3,4. COLESON, NORM: Boys' Pep Club 3: I' tramurals l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3: Golf I, 3: Wrestling 3. COMPTON, DANA: FFA l,2,3,4: Hom' coming Court 4: Wrestling l,2,3,4: Varsi' Club 4. COOPER, DONNA: Era 4: FTA 2,3: Girl Choir I,2: GAA l,4. COWLING, PAT: FTA l,2,3: Girls' Choir 2: Class Treasurer 4: Girls' Track 3,4: GA. I: Mixed Choir 3: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Stl dent Council 4. CRATSENBERG, DAN: Baseball 2: Foo ball2. CRIBBEN, DAN: AFS 4: Badger Boy: State 3: Era 4: Forensics 2,4: FFA 2,3,4 German Club 2: Quill and Scroll 4: Fool ball l,2,3,4: Track I,2: Student Council 4 Varsity Club 3,4. CRUZ, LYDIA: Girls' choir 2,3,4: GAA A spanish Club 4. CULLEN, DEBBIE: Acappella l, Cometec 3: Girls' Tennis 3. DAVIS, RAND: DECA 3: Spanish Club 2,2 Baseball l,2,3: Football 1.2. DAVISON, JEFF: Boys' Pep Club 3,42 French Club l: Intramurals 2,3,4: Ski Clu 2,3: Track l,2,3,4: Symphonic Band l,2,E 4: Varsity Club 3,4. DEAL, RUTHANN: Class Secretary 4 French Club 2: Girls' Swimming 3: Studen Council4. DELHEY, DUNCAN: AFS 4, Boys' Pe Club 3, Class Vice President 4: DECA 4 French Club 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Sk Club 2,3: Baseball 2,3: Football l,2,3: Ten nis I: Student Council4. DODGE, JACK: German Club 3,43 Intra- murals 2,3,43 Cross Country 3,43 Track 2,3, 43 Symphonic Band l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2, 3,4. DROST, DAN:Badger Boys' State 33 Foren- sics 2,33 German Club l,2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Track e. DUESTERBECK, DAVE: FFA 13 work Experience4. DUNWIDDIE, RON: Intramurals 3,43 Ski Club 2,3,43 Baseball l,23 Football l,2,33 Tennis 3,43 Wrestling I,2Q Symphonic Band l,2,3,4. EGNOSKI, BOB: Acappella l,2,3,43 AV I3 Concert Band I3 Intramurals 3,43 Selective Ensemble 4g Wrestling I. EKMAN, LEANNE: ERICKSON, DAVE: AFS 43 DECA 33 In- tramurals l,2,3,43 Ski Club 33 Golf I. EVANS, GAIL: Girls' Choir 33 Library Club I,2,3,4Q Symphonic Band l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 4. FEHRM, LARRY: Intramurals 43 Wrestling 2,3,43 Symphonic Band l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 4. FOURDYCE, KEVIN: Transfer Student 33 FBLA 43 Intramurals 3,43 Football 3,43 Track 43 Varsity Club 3,4. GALLUP, DEAN: Boys' Pep Club 33 Home- coming Court 43 Intramurals 3,43 Football I,2,3,4Q Track I,2,3,41 Varsity Club 2,3,4. GIFFORD, ROBERTA: Art Club l,2,33 Concert Band l,2,33 French Club I3 Girls' Swimming l,23 Pep Club l,2,33 Spanish Club 2,3,4. GOFF, DEBRA: Cometeer 43 FHA l,2,33 Library Club I,2,3,4Q Work Experience 4. GRANSEE, DAVE: Boys' Pep Club 2,33 DECA 4g Intramurals 43 Spanish Club 33 Baseball l,23 Football l,2. GRANT, RODNEY: AFS 43 Boys' Pep Club 2,32 Homecoming Court King 43 Intramur- als l,2,3,43 Ski Club 2,3,4Q Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball l, Football l,2,33 Varsity Club 2,3,4. GREIDANUS, BETTY: Art Club I,33 French Club I,2,3Q Pep Club 23 Ski Club I, 2,33 Student Council I. GUILER, ROB: AFS 43 French Club 23 In- tramurals4. HAMAN, SANDRA: DECA 33 Library Club 33 Work Experience 4. HAMILTON, SANDRA: HARDIN, ROCK: Boys' Pep Club 33 DECA 33 Intramurals 2,3,43 Baseball 1,21 Football I,21 Golf 3,43 Swimming l,2,3,43 Varsity Club l,3,43 Work Experience 4. HART, BECKY: Cometeer 33 Girls' Choir I, 2,31 Spanish Club I,4. HARTMANN, LINDA: FBLA 43 Girls' Choir I3 Pep Club 23 Work Experience 4. HAYNES, JUDY: AFS 33 Girls' Swimming l,2,3,43 Mixed Choir 33 Pep Club 2,33 Ski Club 3,43 Spanish Club l,2,3,43 Student Council4. HEIMDAL, BETH: Transfer Student 43 All School Plays 43 Drama Club 43 Girls' Swimming 43 Ski Club 4. HELLER, DOYLE: Work Experience 4. HENNERLY, FRED: Art Club 33 Boys' Pep Club 3,4. German Club I3 Swimming l. HICKOK, KAREN: Transfer Student 4. HIRTE, PATTY: Transfer Student 4. Drama Club 4. HOEKSTRA, BERNIE: FFA I3 Work Ex- perience4, HOLDEN, BETH: Acappella 3,43 All School Plays 33 Forensics 23 French Club l,2,3,43 Girls' Choir 23 German Club 3g NHS 3,43 Selective Ensemble 3,4. HOLT, BURDETTE: Badger Boys' State 33 Class President 23 Concert Band l,2,33 Debate 23 Forensics 2,4Q French Club 3g Cross Country 2,3,43 Swimming l,23 Stu- dent Council l,2,33 Symphonic l,2,3. HOPKINS, DONNA: Acappella 43 AFS 3,43 Era 33 Girls' Choir l,23 GAA I3 Medical Careers Club 2,3,43 Mixed Choir 33 Musical 33 Pep Club 2: Quill and Scroll 3,43 Selec- tive Ensemble 4. HOPLAND, GARY: Transfer Student 2. German Club 2,3,4Q Intramurals 2,3,43 Ski Club 33 Baseball 2. HORGAN, JOHN: Intramurals I,2,3,4Q Prom Court 43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3, 4. INSHUREN, JAN: French Club 2,33 GAA l,23 Pep Club 2. JAMES, DENISE: Cheerleading I3 Girls' Choir I3 Work Experience4. JEDLICKA, KATHY: Cheerleading l,2,3,43 Class Secretary I, Class Treasurer 23 Com- eteer 43 Era 43 FHA 43 Girls' Choir I3 Pep Club 2,33 Prom Court 23 Quill and Scroll 43 Spanish Club 2,3,4Q Student Council l,2. JENSEN, JANET: FBLA 43 FHA I3 Girls Choir I,33 Pep Club 23 Work Experience 4. JOHNSON, CAROL: Acappella 43 All School Plays l,2,3,43 Cometeer 3,43 Con- cert Band 13 Forensics I3 Girls' Choir 23 Girls' Track 3,43 Musical I,2,3,4Q Spanish Club 43 Symphonic Band 2,3,4. JURGENS, BILL: JURGENS, PAM: DECA 3. JUTZ, BECKY: Era 43 FTA 3g Library Clubl. KANT, MELINDA: Transfer Student 4. KARCHER, SUE: Art Club I3 Girls Choir 2, 33 GAA l,23 Ski Club l,2,33 Work Experi- ence 4. KARLINSKY, RONALD: DECA 3,4. KARSTETTER, JIM: Homecoming Court 23 Basketball I3 Football l,2,3,43 Track l,23 Wrestling 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Work Experience 4. KEMP, MICK: Boys' Pep Club 33 Intramur- als 3,43 Prom Court 23 Basketball l,23 Foot- ball l,2,3,43 Track I,33 Wrestling 3,43 Var- sity Club 3,43 Work Experience 4. KELLY, PAT: AFS 43 French Club 43 Intra- murals 2,3,43 Ski Club 33 Football l,3. KEYZER, STAN: Art Club 2,33 President 3g Badger Boys' State 33 Class Vice President 33 Homecoming Court 33 Intramurals l,2,3, 43 Cross Country l,2,3,43 Track 3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Swimming l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,42 Varsity Club l,2,3,4. KITZMAN, RUSS: Intramurals 2,3,43 Pep Club 43 Football I,33 Track l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Work Experience 4. KLEINERT, RUSS: FFA l,2. KLUG, LORNA: Work Experience 4. KOERNER, MIKE: Homecoming Court 4g Football l,23 Wrestling l,2,33 Work Experi- ence 4. KEOPNICK, BECKY: Concert Band l,23 Drama Club 23 French Club 23 Musical 23 Pep Club 33 Prom Queen 33 Student Coun- cil 2,3. KRAAYVELD, GERALD: DECA 43 Span- ish Club 2,33 Cross Country 2,33 Track I,2, 33 Swimming 2,3. KRUEGER, ELLEN: Acappella 2,33 All School Plays I3 AFS 23 Art Club 33 Come- teer 33 Drama Club 2,33 Era 23 Forensics I, 23 French Club I3 FHA 33 Girls Choir I,2Q GAA I3 Musical l,23 Pep Club 23 Work Experience4. senior activities - I53 KUTZ, MARY: FBLA 4: Girls Choir l,2,3: Pep Club 3: Co-op on the Job Training 4. LANGE, MIKE: AV l,2: Photo Club l,2,3,4: Swimming l,2: Work Experience 4. LARSEN, STEVE: Boys Pep Club 3: Class President l: Cometeer 3,4: Prom King 3: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Basketball 2: Football I: Golf l,2,3,4: Wrestling l,3: Student Council 2: Varsity Club l,2,3,4. LARSEN, TERRI: Girls' Choir I: German Club l,2: GAA l: Pep Club 2: Prom Court l. LEEK, MIKE: Concert Band l,2,3,4: NHS 4: Ski Club l,2,3: Spanish Club l,2,3,4: Bas- ketball 2: Football 2: Track l,2. LOGTERMAN, CECIL: FFA l,2: Wrestling 2: Work Experience 4. LOGTERMAN, DEL: DECA 3: FFA l,2: Football l,2,3: Track l,2,3: Wrestling 2,3: Varsity Club 3,4: Work Experience 4. LOGTERMAN, LEE: FFA l,2,3,4: Work Experience4. LOSS, RUTH: Girls' Choir l: Work Experi- ence 4. LUESSENHOP, KATHY: Acappella l,2,3: AFS 3: Cometeer 4: FBLA 4: FHA 2,3: Musical 2: Quill and Scroll 4. MARKGRAF, JOAN: FHA l,2: Girls' Choir 3: GAA I. MARSICANO, DAVE: Football l: Work Experience4. METCALF, RODNEY: Baseball l. MEYER, CHRIS: Concert Band l,2,3: GAA l: Medical Careers Club l,2,3,4: Work Experience 4. MILLER, STEVE: MOEHRKE, ROBIN: Acappella l,2,3: All School Plays l,2: AFS 2,3,4: Art Club l,2, 3: Musical l,2: Student Council l, Sym- phonic Band l,2: Student Counseling Center 4. MOORE, DIANE: FTA I: Pep Club 2. MORGAN, DORTHY: Medical Careers Club 3,4. MOSER, RITA: Art Club 3: Homecoming Court 3: Spanish Club 2: Student Council 4. MOWERY, ALAN: Intramurals 4: Baseball 2,3,4: Football 2,3: Wrestling 2,3,4: Varsity Club 4. MUELLER, MIKE: Boys' Pep Club 3,4: In- tramurals 2,3,4: Ski Club 4: Cross Country 3,4: Golf l,2: Tennis l,2,3,4: Swimming l, 154 - senior activities , 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4. MUNGER, MURIEL: MURPHY, SHERRI: AFS 2,3: Cheerlead- ing 4: Class Secretary 3: Cometeer 4: FHA l: GAA l,2,3: Student Council 3: Work Experience 4. MUTH, MIKE: Intramurals 4: Baseball l,2: Football l,2: Track l,2: Work Experience 4. NEUMEIER, MARGIE: Girls' Choir 2: GAA l,2,3,4: Medical Careers Club l,2,3, 4: NHS 2,3,4: Spanish Club l,2,3,4. NICKELS, FRAN: FHA l,2,3,4: Medical Careers Club l,2,3,4. NIWEWENHUIS, ROBERT: Boys' Pep Club 3,4: DECA 4: Intramurals 4: Cross Country l,2,3,4: Track l: Varsity Club 3,4. NORTON, JOHN: Acappella 4: Intramurals 3,4: Baseball l,2: Basketball l,2: Football l,2,3: Symphonic Band l,2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. NOSTRANT, DAVE: Boys' Pep Club l,2,3: DECA 4: Intramurals 3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3: Football l,2,3: Varsity Club 2,3,4. O'CONNOR, CATHY: DECA 3: Girls' Choir l: Library Club l,2,3,4: Mixed Choir 3. O'KEEFE, STEPHIE: AFS 4: Class Vice President l, Treasurer 3: Girls' Tennis 2,4: Girls' Swimming 2: GAA l,2,3: Homecom- ing Queen 4: NHS 4: Student Council l,2,3, 4. OLSON, LINDA: AFS l: Cheerleading 2,3, 4: Cometeer 4: Forensics 2: French Club l, 2: Girls' Swimming 2,3: Pep Club 2,33 Stu- dent Council 2,3. O'NEILL, TIM: Acappella l,4: AV l,2,3,4: Cometeer 3,4: DECA 4: Musical l,2,3,4: Photo Club l,2,3,4. ORDAZ, JACKIE: Transfer Student 4: Cometeer 4: Girls Track 4. OSBORNE, JAMES: Tennis 3: Track l,2,3: Swimming 2: Varsity Club 4. OSTERNE, CECILIA: Student from Brazil. OSTRUM, KEN: DECA 3: Cross Country I: Track l,2: Swimming l,2: Symphonic Band l,2,3,4: Work Experience 4. OVERBEEK, SANDY: Girls' Choir l: Work Experience 4. PECK, DONNA: Acappella l,2,3: Cometeer 4: FHA 2: GAA l,2, Medical Careers Club 3,4: Work Experience 4. PETER, BRUCE: Football l,2,3: Golf lg Wrestling2. PETERS, LAURIE: AFS l: Art Club l,2 Girls' Choir l,2: Girls Swimming l,2: Pe: Club 2: Ski Club l,2: Spanish Club 1: Worlw Experience 4. PETERS, RICK: DECA 4: Intramurals l,2 Football l: Wrestling l. PETERSON, GAYLE: Concert Band l,2. French Club l: FHA l,2,3: Girls Track 2, GAA l,2,3,4: Pep Club 2,33 Ski Club l, Symphonic Band 3,4. PETERSON, STEVE: Ski Club 2,3,4: Base- ball l: Football l: Track 2: Symphonic Band l,2,3. PETKOFF, GORDON: Work Experience 4. PHILLIPS, DALE: Cometeer 4: Baseball l. 2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. POTTER, DEBBY: GAA l: Library Club l. 3. POUNDER, MILLIE: Cheerleading 4: Girls Track l,2,3,4: German Club 4: GAA l,2,3, 4: Pep Club 2,3. PUTMAN, DIANE: Work Experience 4. PYRZ, DEBBIE: GAA l: Pep Club 3. RANSOM, CHUCK: Work Experience4. RATZLAFF, LEEANN: Acappella 3: Girls' Choir l,2: German Club 2,3,4. READ, TOM: Cometeer 4: Concert Band l, 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Football I: Golf l,2,3,4: Varsity Clul l,2,3,4. REDENIUS, BRUCE: Cross Country l,2: Work Experience 4. REECE, CAROL: Cometeer 4: Concert Band I: German Club l,2. RICHARSON, LYNN: Girls' Swimming l GAA l,2: Pep Club 2: Ski Club I,2,4. RETZLAFF, MARGIE: Acappella l,2,3,4 Art Club 2: Girls' Swimming l,2: Musica l,2: Selective Ensemble 2,3,4. ROEKER, DEBBIE: All School Plays l,2: Concert Band l: Forensics l,2: Girls' Choir l,2: Symphonic Band 2,3,4. ROZAJEWSKI, JEFF: Boys' Pep Club 2 Swimming 3: Work Experience 4. SAWTELLE, GEOFF: Boys' Pep Club 3 Concert Band l,2,3,4: FFA 2,3,4: Footbal 4: Wrestling 3,4. SCHAUER, JEAN: Girls' Golf 2: Spanisl Club l,2,3,4. SCHEUNEMANN, GRAIG: DECA 43 Swimming l,3,43 Stage Band 4. SCHLIEGER, DEB: DECA 4. SCMID, GAIL: Cometeer 43 FBLA 43 FHA 23 Girls' Choir 2,3Q Work Experience 4. SCHRADER, GLIFFORD: Work Experi- ence 4. BCHULTZ, RICHARD: Ski Club 2,33 Bas- ketball l,23 Football I,2,33 Work Experi- ence 4. SCOTT, MIKE: Boys' Pep Club 33 Intramur- als 3,42 Football I,2,3,43 Track l,23 Wres- tling I,2,33 Varstiy Club 4. SISK, SANDY: AFS l,2,3,4Q Badger Girls' State 33 Concert Band lg Debate 33 Foren- sics 3,43 French Club I,2,33 Girls Swimming lg GAA l,2,31 NHS 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Stage Band 43 Symphonic Band 2,3,4. BKOGEN, KEN: Intramurals 3. SMILEY, GLENN: Boys' Pep Club- I,2,33 FBLA 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Basketball I3 Football l,2,3,43 Golf l,23 Varsity Club 3.4. SMILEY, PHIL: Transfer Student 4g Intra- murals 43 Swimming 4. SMITH, ROGER: Intramurals 43 Basketball I: Football l,2,3,4Q Track I,2,33 Wrestling 2,3,4. SNUDDEN, JON: FFA l,2,3,4. STERKEN, GARY: AFS 43 Badger Boys' State 33 NHS 3,43 Track I. STERKEN, WARREN: German Club 3: Wrestling 2,33 Work Experience 4. STEURER, BARB: All School Plays I2 Cometeer 33 Drama Club l,23 Forensics I, 2,43 FTA 23 Girls' Choir l,23 Girls' Track I3 Medical Careers Club 3,43 Mixed Choir 3, 4. STUDNICKA, JERRY: Transfer Student 43 DECA 43 Football 4. STURTEVANT, CARLA: Acappella 43 AFS l,2,3,4Q Cometeer 43 French Club I3 FHA 23 German Club 2,3,43 Mixed Choir 33 Musical 3,43 Pep Club 2,3. TEICH, BOB: Transfer Student 23 Boys' Pep Club 33 Ski Club 2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,33 Cross Country 3,43 Football 23 Track 23 Swimming 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. TERMAAT, JIM: Intramurals l,2,3,4Q Swimming I,2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. THOMAS, SANDY: Medical Careers Club 2,3,4. TORRENGA, CHRIS: Era 23 German Club l,2,3,43 Augmented Stage Band 43 Sym- phonic Band I,2,3,4. TSAKIRI, ATHENA: AFS 43 Era 23 French Club 2. TULLY, ANDY: Boys' Pep Club 33 DECA 33 Prom Court 33 Basketball I,2: Football l,33 Golf I,2,3,43 Wrestling 33 Varsity Club 2,3,4. TULLY, PATSY: Art Club 23 Cheerleading 23 French Club I,2,3,43 Girls' Choir l,23 Girls' Golf I3 GAA I3 NHS 4g Pep Club 23 Ski Club l,2. UTIGER, GRETA: Cheerleading I,33 Con- cert Band I3 Girls' Choir l,23 Homecoming Court 43 NHS 4g Pep Club 2,33 Spanish Club l,2,3,4Q Symphonic Band 2. UTIGER, SUSIE: Acappella I,2,3,43 Art Club 23 Cometeer 2,43 Drama Club 23 French Club 43 Musical I3 Quill and Scroll 43 Selective Ensemble 2,43 Ski Club 23 Stu- dent Council I,2,3,4. VALENCIA, MONIKA: AFS Student from CoIumbia3 AFS 4g French Club 43 Girls' Tennis 43 German Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Student Council 43 Homecoming Court 4. VAN VLEET, LORI: Cheerleading 4g GAA I3 Pep Club 2,33 Ski Club l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,43 Symphonic Band I . WALIGORA, LYLE: Basketball lg Football 2,4Q Track l,23 Work Experience 4. WALLACE, KARL: All School Plays 43 Drama Club 43 Basketball I . WALTERS, ZANE: Acappella l.2,3,4Q Con- cert Band l,2,3Q French Club lg Girls' Swimming l,2,3,43 GAA I3 Musical l,23 Prom Court 33 Ski Club I,2,33 Spanish Club2. WARN, MARILYN: DECA 43 FHA I3 Li- brary Club 2,3. WEBERPAL, CAROLYN: Girls' Choir l,23 Mixed Choir 33 Work Experience 4. WELCH, ELLEN: AFS 2: Girls' Choir 23 GAA I. WELCH, MIKE: Boys' Choir 43 FFA l,2,3, 43 Intramurals 33 Ski Club 2. WENZEL, LINN: WIEDMEYER, JERILOU: Acappella 3,43 All School Plays l,2Q French Club l,2,3,43 Girls' Choir 23 Girls' Tennis 2,43 Girls' Track I,2,33 GAA-I,2,3,4: Medical Careers Club 3: Musical 43 Pep Club 23 Science Club 23 Selective Ensemble 3,43 Ski Club 23 Spanish Club 3,41 Synphonic Band l,2. WILKE, SUE: Acappella l,23 AFS 43 Come- teer 43 Concert Band I3 French Club I3 Pep Club 2,33 Ski Club 2,42 Spanish Club 23 Symphonic Band 2,3,43 Work Experience 4. WILSON, TOM: Concert Band l,23 FFA I, 2,3,43 Ski Club l,2,31 Tennis I3 Symphonic Band l,23 Work Experience 4. WINCAPAW, JIM: Work Experience 4. WOODS, JOHN: Badger Boys' State 33 Class Vice President 23 Cometeer 43 Con- cert Band l,23 Intramurals l,43 NHS 3,41 Quill and Scroll 43 Ski Club 2,33 Wrestling I,2,33 Student Council 2,3,43 Symphonic Band 3. ZEA, KIRK: Boys' Pep Club 2,33 DECA 43 President 43 Intramurals 33 Prom Court I3 Baseball I3 Basketball I,2,33 Football I,2,33 Student Council I. ZIMMERMANN, SARAH: AFS 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4g Cometeer 3,41 Era 43 Forensics 3,4Q French Club 23 FHA 3,43 Girls' Choir I3 Pep Club 2,33 Quill and Scroll 3,41 Student Council 4. senior activities - l55 Cl Adney, Janet 1121 32, 76, 82, 97, 136 Adney, Thomas 1101 61 Alberth, Cynthia 110161 Alder, Debra 1101 60, 61, 74, 76, 82, 85, 87 Alderman, Renae 191 67, 78, 92 Alderman, Richard 1101 61, 116 Allen, Claudia 11 11 55, 90 Allen, John 1121 Allie, Pam 112132, 80 Allred, Jeff110161 Almond, Phyllis 11 11 55 Ames, Raymond 191 67, 103, 136, 137 Ames, Tom 1121 32, 84, 95, 100, 116, 136 Anclam, Roger 191 67 Anclam, Russell 110161 Anderson, Dianna 191 67, 86 Anderson, Lori 110161, 142 Andrews, Vicki 110122, 61 Anstedt, Jean 1101 61 Anthony, Angel 191 67 Anthony, Kevin 110161 Appel, George 191 67, 136 Aranda,Aude1io111155, 126 Arnold, Robert 112130, 74, 76, 142, 143 Ashenfelter, Nancy 1101 61 Agust, David 11 11 55 August, Jean 1101 61, 86 Azzam, Azzeddine 1121 16, 32, 74, 76, 77, 80, 86, 87, 104 Baar, Pamela 19167, 142 Baker, Michael 1121 32, 91 Baker, Patricia 191 67 Bandlow, Gregory 111155, 95, 104, 116 Barber, Paul 11 11 55 Barnes, Terri 11 11 55 Bates, Laurie 11 11 55, 87, 92 Baumruk, Edward 191 124 Beall,Jim19167, 103, 136, 124 Beall, Tom 111155, 126, 136, 137 Beane, James 1121 32 Beane, Rhonda 112132 Beaulieau, Kevin 11 11 55, 100 Beaulieu, Kim 110161, 124 Behrens, Donna 191 67 Bell, Scott 11 11 55, 116 Benson, Daniel 110160, 61, 74 Benson, James 11 11 55, 104, 136 156 - index Benson, Leigh 1111 55, 85, 86, 96, 197 Bentley, Deborah 11 11 55, 88, 143 Bentley, Mark 191 67, 103, 123, 128 Berg, Karen 11 11 18, 54, 55, 74, 106 Bergeron, Debbie 11 11 55, 96 Beucus, Barbara 19167 Beucus, Kathy 1111 55, 85, 87, 106, 115, 139 Beryerl, Ellen 112132, 78, 107, 136, 143, 147 Beyerl, Richard 191 67, 103, 136 Beyerl, Robert 11 11 55, 100, 112, 136, 137, 143 Binstock, Sandy 1111 55, 85 Black, Colleen 112132, 89 Black, Rita 1101 61 Blackwell, Debra 11 11 55, 92 Blackwell, Michael 1121 32, 78 Blakely, Cindy 1121 32, 80, 86, 92 Blanke, Kenneth 191 67 Blanke, Wayne 1121 32 Boltz, Jack 1101 61, 102, 113, 139 Boness, Randy 191 67, 120 Boniface, Chad 1121 32, 124, 142, 143 Booth, Linda 1121 32, 88, 136, 137, 150 Boss, Barbara 110161 Boss, Wayne 11 11 55 Botma, Marion 191 67 Botma, Vivian 1121 32 Boviall, John 1111 55, 89, 95, 100,101,109, 118 Boviall, Theresa 1121 32, 76, 80, 82, 83, 85, 87, 139 Bowman, Tim 191 67 Bradford, Roxann 1101 61, 82, 136 Braenne, Roderick 1121 33, 95, 100, 116 Brandner, Cynthia 11 11 55, 92, 142 Braun, Wolfgang 1121 33, 76, 77, 80, 83, 85, 86, 87, 112 Brick, Beth Ann 110161, 76, 86, 121, 142 Brockwell, Paul 1101 61 Brockwell, Paulette 1101 61 Brooks, Brian 19166, 67, 74, 103, 123, 136 Brovold, Daniel 1101 61 Brovold, Nancy 11 11 55 Brovold, John 112133 Brown, Betty 111155 Brown, Charles 1121 33 Brown, Debra 11 11 55 index Brown, Kay 1121 33 Brown, Roy 11 11 55 Brusa, Angie 1121 33, 76, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86 Buck, Karen 191 Buck, Kathleen 1101 Bullock, Dennis 1111 55 Bultman, Cynthia 1101 61 Bultman, Gloria 1101 61 Burch, Mike 191 67, 136 Burgstede, John 112133 Burke, Judy 1101 61 Burton, Stan 191 67 Bustamante, Socorro 191 67, 87, 92 Byerley, David 112133, 76, 94, 104, 126 Byerley, Linda 191 67, 92 Byrne, Debra 191 67, 136 C Cain, Rick 1101 61 Cain, Susan 191 67, 142 Cairns, Karen 112133, 84, 87 Callahan, Cheryl 11 11 55. 87, 88 Callahan, Linda 191 67, 87, 142 Callum, James 1111 55, 104, 126 Camillo, Thomas 1101 61 Cardoni, John 19167, 103, 111, 139 Carey Helen 11 11 55, 87, 92 Carey, Jean 1101 61, 121 Carey, Wayne 112133 Carlson, Bonnie 11 11 55, 92 Carlson, Luann 112133 Carlson, Robert 11 11 55, 100, 126 Carlson, Steve 1111 19, 55, 74, 89, 100, 116 Carlson, William 112133, 100 Carpenter, Joan 19167 Carter, Mary 1101 61, 76, 87, 143, 144 Cary, Debra 112133 Cary, Robert 1101 61 Case, Anthony 1101 61 Case, Sally 11 11 55, 136 Casey, Steven 110161 Casillas, Luis 11 11 55 Caufield, James 1121 89 Chamberlin, Debra 19167 Chapin, Cheri 191 67 Chapin, Jacquelyn112133, 86, 142 Chen, Lillian 112133, 76, 83, 86, 106 Chen, Vivian 1121 33, 76, 80, 81, 82, 83,107,121 Christiansen, Audrey 191 67 Christiansen, Earl 112134 Christiansen, John 110161 Christianson, Dan 112134, 100, 1 16 Christman, Russell 11 11 55 Churchill, Diane 191 67, 92 Cleveland, Ann 19167, 121 Cleveland, Tom 1101 61, 100, 110, 116 Clutter, Chris 1111 55 Cobb, Marlin 1101 61 Cobb, Randy 11 11 55 Coehoorn, Larry 11 11 55, 104, 116 Coehoorn, William 19167, 103 Coffey, John 1101 61, 104, 116 Coleson, Norman 1121 34 Compton, Dana 1121 34, 91, 112, 133 Compton, Kathleen 19166, 67, 74, 92, 142 Compton, Sally 1101 60, 74, 82, 85, 134 Conner, Billie Jo 191 67, 87, 92 Cook Greg 11 11 55, 89,126 Coon, Teresa 1101 61 Cooper, Donna 112134, 81, 82 Cooper, Richard110162, 136 Cornue, Linda 1101 62 Cossman, Don 191 67, 103 Cossman, Jean 191 67 Cossman, Richard 1101 62 Costello, Cathy 191 67, 92 Costello, Linda 11 11 55, 85 Coty, Nancy 191 67, 90 Coty, Steve 191 67 Cowling, Anita 1101 62, 87, 121, 142, 143 Cowling, Patricia 1121 30, 74, 87, 121 Cratsenberg, Dan 1121 34 Cratsenberg, Terry 11 11 55, 143 Cribben, Carol 1101 62, 82, 92, 136 Cribben, Dan 1121 30, 74, 82, 83, 85, 91, 94, 100, 151 Crispell, Deborah 191 67, 92, 121, 136 Cruz, Armando1101 62 Cruz, Lydia 1121 34, 142 Cruz, Roberto 191 67 Cruz, Rosie 1101 62 Cullen, Debbie 1 121 34, 106 Dahl, Debra 1101 62, 86, 90, 142 Dangerlleld, Karen 11 11 55, 82 Danielson, Richard 11 11 55, 89, 95, 100, 109, 116, 138 Darnell, Glenn 1101 62, 102 Davis, Rand 1121 34, 88, 89 Davis, Roger 191 67 Davison, Jeff112134, 95, 104, 116, 136 Deal, Kevin 1101 62 Deal, Ruth 1121 30, 74, 80 Deal, Timothy 11 11 55, 89, 116 Decker, Pattie11 11 55, 89 Decker, Steven 1101 62 Dederich, Ellen U01 60, 62, 74, 87, 97, 142 Dederich, Mary U 11 55 DeHaan, David 1101 25, 62, 79 Delhey, Duncan U21 30, 76, 89 Deschner, John U 11 55, 89, 100 Dillenbeck, Nicki 1101 62, 136 Dobbert, Kenneth 11 11 55 Dobbert, Linda 1101 62 Dobbert, Tobbert 1121 34 Dobosz, James111155, 143 Dodge, Jack 1121 34, 104, 116, 136, 137 Dodge, Robert, U 11 55 Dorsey, Pat 191 67, 143 Dowse, Carlton 191 67, 103 Dowse, Debra U 11 55 Downer, Richard 1101 62, 104, 116 Dragel, Debra 191 67 Drain, Daniel 1121 134 Drain, Debra 191 67, 87 Drain, Diane 1101 62, 136 Driscoll, Mary U 11 55, 85 Drost, Dan 1121 34, 84 Duesterbeck, Bill U 11 55 Duesterbeck, Dan 191 66, 74, 103, 136 Duesterbeck, David 1121 34 Duesterbeck, Susan U 11 55, 142 Duesterbeck, Teresa 1101 62, se, 142 Dnnakin, Sandy 491 67, 142 Dunbar, Jeff U 11 56 Dunbar, Peter 1101 62, 102, 120 Dunham, Kathleen 1101 62, 92, 136, 137 Dunwiddie, Ron 1121 34, 124, 136 Durfee, Anna 191 67, 85, 142 Dusenbury, Jay U 11 56 Dutton, Debra 1101 62, 92, 106, 121 tton, Dennis 1101 62 utton, Jeffrey 191 67, 103 owornik, Rihcard1111 56 6 Earnest, Randall 1101 62, 102, 143 Ednumds, Donald 1111 56, 136, 131, 143 Edmunds, Jim 191 67, 76, 118, 136 Egnoski, Robert 1121 143 Ekman, Christopher 191 67, 103 Ekman, Gail 1101 62, 68, 92 Ekman, Leanne 1121 35 Emmitt, James 191 67, 128, 136 Enright, Jane 191 67, 142 Erk1irtz,Jean111156 Erickson, David 1121 35, 76 Erkfritz, Allan 191 67, 103 Eschenfeldt, Beth U 11 56, 88, 136, 142, 143 Evans, Gail 1121 35, 78 Evans, Sally U 11 56, 76, 136, 137 Fagan, James 191 67, 103, 116, 128 Featherstone, Paul U 11 56, 1 12, 1 13, 91 Fehrm, Larry112135, 112, 136 Ficker, Denise 191 68 Finley, Mike 191 68, 103 Finley, Patrick U 11'56 Fladten, Charles 191 68, 103 Fleming, Michael 191 66, 68, 103, 120 Fleming, Patti 11 11 56 Fleming, Walter 191 68, 74, 103, 111, 112, 123 Forsythe, Kenneth 191 68, 78 Fortman, Fred111156,1,136 Fortman, Richard 191 68, 116 Fourdyoe, Kevin 1121 35, 74, 87, 88, 90,100,101,116 Frazier, Mary 191 68, 92 Frazier, Terry 1101 60, 62, 74, 84, 102, 109, 120 Freitag, Roger 191 68, 116 Freiders, Kathy 11 11 56 Freiders, Sandra 1101 62, 82, 87, 121 Funk, Mike 11 11 56 Gallagher, Charles 191 68, 103 Gallagher, Pamela 11 11 56, 87, 92, 143 Gallagher, Penny 11 11 56 Gallup, Dean 1121 35, 95, 100, 116, 133 Gallup, Judy 191 68 Garza, 1smae11111 56 Garza, Raymond 1101 62 Gassen, Nancy 1121 35 Gerez, Nancy 11 11 56, 88 Gifford, Michelle 1101 60, 74, 86, 92, 106, 121 Gifford, Roberta 1121 35, 87 Gimino, Thomas 1101 62 Gleiter, Darrell 1101 62, 78 Goetluck, Marc1111116 Goff, Debra 1121 35 Golladay, Brian 1101 62 Golladay, Scott 11 11 54, 89, 95, 104, 112 Gonzalez, Jessee191 68, 103 Gonzalez, Joe110162, 102, 110, 1 16 Gonzalez, Lupe 11 11 56, 87 Gonzalez, Pedro 1101 62 Gondon, Olanda1l11 56 Graff, Jeffery 1101 62, 85 Grams, Dennis 191 68, 128, 136 Grams, Rick 11 11 56 Gransee, David 1121 35, 89 Grant, Rodney 1121 35, 95, 118, 132 Granzo, Christine 1101 62 Gregurich, Daniel 11 11 56 Greidanus, Betty 1121 35 Grether, Greg 11 11 56, 95, 100, 118 Griffin, Mary1l 11 56, 87, 92, 142 Griffin, Michele 191 68, 87, 92 Guiler, Betsy 11 11 56, 76, 85 Guiler, Robert 1121 35, 76 Guiler, Shirley 191 68, 76, 87 Haman, Sandra 1121 35 Hamilton, Mark 1101 62 Hamilton, Susan 1121 35 Hammett, Marcy 191 66 Hann, Candace 11 11 56, 87, 142 Hanna, Mark 11 11 56, 126 Hardin, Jeffrey1l11 54, 56, 74, 112 Hardin, Rockne112135 Hart, Becky 1121 36, 74, 87 Hart, Brian 1101 62, 126 Hartmann, Becky 191 66, 68, 74, 86, 142 Hartmann, Debra 1101 62, 143 Hartmann, Linda 1121 36, 88 Harvey, John 1101 62 Hayes, D. Brian 1101 60, 62, 74, 124, 143, 144 Hayden, Darlene 191 68 Haynes, David 1101 62, 102, 124, 126 Haynes, Judy 1121 30, 82, 107 Hedlund, Lynn 1101 62, 76, 85 Heeringa, Tim 191 68, Heft, Richard 1101 62, 79 Helm, Vicki 1121 36, 87 Heimdal, Elizabeth 1121 36, 87 Heimdal, Margaret 1101 62 Heller, Doyle 1121 36 Heller, Kevin 11 11 56 Heller, Penny110162 Hennerley, Fred 1121 36 Hennerley, Juanita 1101 62 Hensey, Joan 191 68, 92, 106, 121, 136 Herrera, Jose 11 11 56 Herrera, Olinda 1111 56, 142 Herron, Julie 191 68, 136 Hesebeck, Lauren 191 68, 103 Hibl, Connie 11 11 Hickok, Karen 1121 21, 36, 150 Hiemstra, Dan 1101 62 Hinkelman, Don 1111 56, 76, 84,104,136,137 Hinkelman, Janis 191 68, 134, 139 Hirsch, Connie 191 68 Hirte, Patricia 1121 36 Hirte, Teresa 1101 62, 87 Hisel, Jerry 191 68, 103, 142 Hoekstra, Bernie 1121 36 Hoffman, Robert 191 66, 68, 74, 103, 126, 134, 141 Holden, Elizabeth 1121 36, 84, 86, 87, 142, 143, 150 Holden, Harry1l 11 56, 78, 79, 112, 143 Holden, Leland 191 68, 87, 102, 116, 136, 142, 143 Holden, Lowell 191 68, 87, 102, 116, 126, 128, 136, 137,143 Hollister, David 1101 62, 128 Hollister, Helen 1101 62 Holt, Burdette 1121 84, 85, 104, 150 Holt, James110163, 100, 112 Holt, Jeffery111156, 100 Hopkins, Cathy 191 68, 86 Hopkins, Donna 112136, 83, 143 Hopland, Gerhard 1121 36 Hoppe, Donald 191 68 Horbelt, Eileen 1121 36 Horgan, Jack 191 68, 102, 110, 120 Horgan, Jerry 11 11 56, 95, 100, 109, 118 Horgan, John 1121 36, 95, 100, 108, 109, 118, 119, 139 Hudlick, Chris 11 11 56, 59, 95, 100, 108, 109, 134 Inshuren, J anioe 1121 36 lsdln, Peggy 11 11 56, 87, 92, 121 lverson, Donald, 1101 63, 79 Jacobson, Kenneth 191 20, 68 index - 157 James, Denise 1121 36 Jansen Richard 191 68, 103, 120 Jedlicka, Kathy 1121 37, 80, 82, 83, 87, 90, 96 Jeninga, Mary Ann 1101 63 Jensen, Cheryl 191 68, 92 Jensen, Janet 1121 37, 188 Jiminez, Joe 1101 63, 102 Johnson, Andrew 1101 63, 136, 187 Johnson, Carol 1121 37, 74, 81, 136, 121 Johnson, Chase1ll154, 56, 80, 83, 84, 86, 104, 116, 136, 137 Johnson, Cindi191 68 Johnson, Diane 1101 63 Johnson, Eric110163, 76, 136, 137 Johnson, 1-lenry1l 11 56, 100, 136, 137 Johnson, Jay 1101 63, 136 Johnson, Wendy 191 68, 87, 136 Jones, Craig110163, 128, 136 Jones, Denise 11 11 Jones, Joel 1101 63 Jordan, Bob 11 11 56, 118 Jordan, Rick 191 68, 103, 111, 120 Jurgens, Pamela 1121 37 Jurgens, William 1121 37 Jutz, Becky 1121 37, 81, 82, 150 Jutz, David 11 11 56 Kaehler, Dale 1101 63, 76, 87 Kaehler, Lynn 11 11 56 Kant, Melinda 1121 37 Karcher, Penny 1101 63 Karcher, Roger 1101 63, 79 Karcher, Susan 1121 37 Karlinski, Ronald 1121 37, 89 Karstetter, James 1121 37, 100, 112 Keech, Cheryl 1101 63 Kelly, Edward 191 68, 143 Kelly, Patrick 112137, 76 Kelsey, Mary 11 11 56, 84 Kemp, Dean 191 68, 116 Kemp, Gene 191 68, 116 Kemp, Mick 1121 37, 95, 100, 101, 112 Kenney, John 11 11 57 Kettleson, Louis 11 11 Keyzer, Stanley 1121 30, 94, 95, 104, 126, 150 Kilkenny, Daniel 191 68, 103, 1 16 Kelkenny, Kevin 111 57, 74, 100 Killoy, Daniel 1101 63 Killoy, Lorraine 191 68 Kirchoff, Dennis1l0163, 126 158 -index Kitzman, Ernie 191 68, 103, 116 Kitzman, Russell 1121 37, 95 Klein, Paula 11 11 57, 86, 143 Kleinert, Russell 1121 37 Klewin, Jaoquelyn110160, 63, 74, 87,l06,121,139 Klewin, Lee 11 11 57, 104 Klug, Lorna1l2137 Knilans, Debbie 191 68, 136 Knowles, George 11 11 57, 104, 105, 116 Kocs, Katherine 1101 63, 85, 147 Kocs, Stephen 191 68, 103, 123 Koehl, Dawn 191 68, 136 Koepnick, Rebecca 1121 37 Koepnick, Timothy 1101 63, 102 Koerner, Arnold 1101 63 Koerner, Cynthia 191 68, 92 Koerner, Mike 1121 38, 95, 100, 135 Kordosky, Tom 11 11 57 Kosche, Dorcus191 136 Kosche, John 1101 63 Kraayveld, David 1101 63, 102, 116 Kraayveld, Gerald 1121 38, 89 Kraayveld, James 11 11 57 Krause, Randall 11 11 57, 100, 109, 118 Korgman, Susan 191 68, 97, 142 Krueger, Ellen 1121 38 Krueger, Gary 191 68 Kucker, Debra 191 68, 92 Kurth, Ruth 191 68 Kutz, Mary 1121 38 Kutz, Mary 1101 63, 88, 92 Lamb, Jayne 1101 63 Lamb, Judy 1121 38, 88, 107 Lange, Martin 11 11 57 Lange, Mike 1121 38, 79 Lange, Pete1101 63, 104, 126, 127 Langron, Diane 1101 63, 87, 92 Larsen, Steve 1121 38, 80, 83, 88, 94, 95, 122 Larsen, Terri 1121 38 Lazzeroni, Tony 191 68, 85 Leek, Jim 11 11 57, 79 Leek, Mike112184, 87, 151 Leek, Patsy 191 16, 68, 97 Lees, Patty 11 11 57, 76, 87, 143 Leff, Robert 1101 63, 123 Lenz, William110163, 116 Lewis, Randy11l157 Liden, Robert 11 11 57, 89, 124 Lindloff, Lori 191 68, 78, 79, 142 Link, Don 1101 63 Linnenkohl, Paul 11 11 57, 100, 109, 118 Lloyd, Rose 191 68, 80 Loback, Susan 11 11 57 Logan, William 1101 63, 1 16 Logterman, Cecil 1121 38 Logterman, Charlene 191 68, 142 Logterman, Darwin 1101 63, 100, 110, 116 Logterman, Delbert 1121 38, 95, 1 16 Logterman, Jack 1101 63, 110, 120 Logterman, Willard 1121 38 Loible, James 11 11 57 Long, Jeff1l0164, 143 Long, Nina 191 69, 78 Los, Darlene 191 69, 90, 142 Los, Harvey 11 11 57, 104 Los, Ruth 1121 38 Loudon, Steve 11 11 57, 143, 147 Lussenhop, James 1101 64 Lussenhop, Kathy 1121 38, 80, 83, 88 Lyons, John 1101 64, 136 WZ McCabe, Bradley 11 11 57 McC1el1en, Patrick 11 11 57, 80 McCoy, Erin 191 69, 90, 106, 121, 142 McGill, Carlos 11 11 57, 89 McGill, Mary 11 11 57, 87, 106 McGill, Ralph 191 69 McKinny, Kathy 11 11 57 McLaughin, Peter 1101 64 McLaughin, Terry 11 11 McLaughin, Wade 11 11 McMillan, Rhonda 1101 64, 121 Madison, James 191 69, 103 Madison, Sherry 11 11 54, 57, 74, 85, 96, 115 Mandell, Christine 191 69 Markgraf, Joan 1121 38 Markgraf, John 11 11 57, 100 Marsala, Charles 11 11 57 Marsala, Frank 11 11 Marslcano, David 1121 38 Martin, Cynthia 11 11 57, 87, 90 Martin, Mike 11 11 57, 95, 100, 109, 118 Martin, Patricia 191 66, 69, 74, 85, 87, 107 Martin, Richard 1101 64, 120 Martinez, Virginia 191 Matousek, John 11 11 54, 57, 74, 87 Maurer, Dan 1101 64 Maurer, Dave 11 11 57 Maurer, Linda 191 69, 92, 121 Means, Robert 191 69, 104 Merrill, Kathy1ll157, 92, 121, 142 Meske, Cory 1101 64 Metcalf, Cindy 11 11 57 Metcalf, Rodney 1121 38 Metzke, Pam 1101 64 Meyer, Christine 1121 39 Meyer, Pamela 191 69, 78, 92 Meyer, Peter 11 11 57, 91 Meyers, Steve 11 11 Miles, Scott 191 69, 103, 116 Miller, Dan 191 Miller, Gary 1101 64 Miller, Steve 1121 Minarick, Ellen 1101 64 Moehrke, Daniel 1101 16, 64, 102, 136 Moerhke, Robin 1121 37, 76, 151 Mohr, Candioe1ll1 18, 57 Monroe, Steve 1101 64, 87, 128 Moore, Diane 1121 39 Moore, Kenneth 1101 64 Moorman, Cynthia 11 11 57 Morgan, Dorothy 1121 39 Moronez, Carlos 1101 64 Moronez, David 11 11 57, 113 Moser, Joseph 191 69, 123, 128 Moser, Rita 1121 30, 74 Mowery, Alan 1121 39, 112, 118 Mowery, Paul 1101 64, 79 Mueller, Jeanne 191 69, 87, 92, 142 Mueller, Laura 11 11 54, 74, 87 Mueller, Mike 1121 32, 95, 124, 126 Mulderink, Edward 1101 64 Mullen, Mary 57 Munger, Muriel 1121 21, 39 Murphy, Jami11l157, 88, 90, 92 Murphy, Sherri 112139, 97 Murphy, Tom 19169, 103, 116, 136 Muth, Mike 1121 39 Musial, Theresa 1101 Myers, Sandra 1101 64 fl Nelson, Scot 1101 64 Nemitz, Bonnie 1101 64, 90 Nemitz, Vicki 11 11 57, 89, 90, 92 Neumeier, Margaret 1l21'39, 84, 87, 90, 92, 150 Newton, William 1101 64, 102, 116 Nichols, Janel111157, 89 Nickels, Daniel 1101 64, 120 Nickels, Franoene 1121 39, 90 Nickels, Richard 11 11 57 Niewenhuis, Peter 1101 64, 110 Niewenhuis, Robert 1121 39, 89, 95, 104 Noel, Rodney 191 69 +1orton, John 1121 39, 136, 137 Nostrant, Ann 191 69, 92, 106 Vostrant, David 1121 39, 89, 95 1 18 flostrant, Shelia1101 64, 92, 106 wlystrom, Connie 1101 60, 64, 74, 87, 92, 121 0 berla, Janet1l01 64, 86 'Brien, Rory111157, 87, 95, 126 J'Connor, Cathy 1121 39, 78 J'Connor, Susan 191 69 1'Daniel, Rose 1101 64 D'Dierno, Guy 11 11 57, 89 D'Donnel1, Mike 11 11 57, 89 D'Keefe, Stephanie 1121 39, 74, 76, 106, 132, 134 1'Keefe, Tim 1111 57, 95, 124 7'Neill, Tim 112140, 78, 79, 89, 143 Jertel, Dianna 191 Jertel, Elaine 11 11 57 Jlesky, Jody111157 Jlsen, Debra 1101 60, 64, 74, 76, 82, 87 Dlson, Bonnie 11 11 57 llson, Christine 1101 60, 74, 82, 85, 86, 92, 97 Dlson, James 191 69, 120 Jlson, John 11 11 54, 74, 95, 122 llson, Jerome 191 69, 111 llson, Judy 191 69 llson, Linda 112140, 96 llson, Rhonda 191 69, 136 Drdaz, Jaca1yn1l21 lsborne, James 1121 40 lsteme, Cecilia 1121 lstrander, Tom 191 69 lstru, Kenneth 112140, 136 bverbeek, Sandra 112140 agel, Lorretta19169, 142 alma, Char1es11 11 58, 89 almer, Robert 191 69, 111, 124 apcke, Micheal 1101 64 arker, Penny 1101 64, 136 earoe, Alice 11 11 58 earoe, James 191 69 eck, Donna 112140, 80, 90 eck, John 11 11 58 enticoff, Robert 11 11 58, 116, 126 erry, Roberta 1101 64 eters, Brad 1101 64, 102, 128 :ters, Bruce 112140 :ters, Jeannine 11 11 58, 88 :ters, Kenneth 1101 64 v Peters, Laurie 1121 40 Peters, Richard 1121 89 Peters, Robert 191 69 Peterson, Gayle 112140, 92, 136 Peterson, Mark 191 69, 120, 136 Peterson, Sharon 191 Peterson, Steve 112140 Petkoff, Gordon 112140 Petkoff, Joan 11 11 68 Phelps, Bi1l1l1158, 116 Phelps, Robert 11 11 54, 58, 74, 87, 95, 104,116,126 Phillips, Dale 1121 40, 80, 95, 100,108, 109,118 Phillips, Errol 1101 64, 102 Phillips, Linda 191 69, 136 Phillips, Steven 191 Pierson, Daniel 11 11 58, 100 Pierson, Dennis 1101 64, 102, 120 Pierson, Kathy 191 69, 85, 92, 97, 107 Pinnow, Connie 1101 64, 136 Plewe, Diane 11 11 58 Pollak, James 191 69, 102 Polzin, Larry 1101 64, 102, 120 Porter, Scott 11 11 58 Porter, Tenna19169, 142 Potter, Debbie 1121 40 Potter, James 1101 64 Potter, Vickie 1101 64 Pounder, John 11 11 58, 95, 112 Pounder, Mildred 112140, 87, 92, 97 Pounder, Sarah 191 69, 92 Prahl, Robert 1101 60, 64, 102, 120, 134 Pratis, Norman 191 69, 78, 79, 143 Putman, Cynthia 1101 64, 87 Putman, Dianna 1121 Putman, William 191 69 Pyrz, Debbie 1121 40 Quade, Jane 11 11 58 Quintanilla, Caterino1101 64, 87,102,1l0,l18 7' Ragland, Debra 1101 Ranig, Marsha 1101 64, 76, 85, 87, 192 Ramirez, Armando 1101 64, 110, 120 Ransom, Charles 1121 40 Ratzlaff, LeeAnn 112141 Read, Patricia 1101 64, 82, 86, 92 Read, Tom 112141, 109, 122 Redenius, Bruce 1121 Reece, Carol 112141, 80, 84, 87 136 Reimer, Patricia 1121 41 Retzlaff, Margie 112141, 87, 142, 143 Reum, Dennis110164, 110, 116 Richardson, Dorrie19166, 69, 74. 121 Richardson, Jeffrey 1101 64, 102, 124 Richardson, Lynn 1121 41 Richardson, Rhonda 191 69, 92 Richardson, Robin 11 11 58, 78, 79, 142, 143 Richardson, Susanne 191 69, 92 Robinson, Elrod11l1 58 Robinson, Richard 191 69, 78, 103, 136 Rodriquez, Diane 191 Rodriquez, Jesse 191 Rocker, Deborah 1121 41, 136 Roesler, Diane 1101 60, 74 Roherty, Keith 11 11 58, 80, 126 Rozajewski, Jeff112141 Rozajewski, Steve11l1 58 Rubendall, Kathy 1101 64 Rucker, Roseann1l0164, 86 Ruiz, Ernest1111 58, 89, 100, 109 Ruiz, Ernstina19169 S Salas, Casimiro191 69, 1 12, 1 16 Salas, Magdalena 11 11 58 Sanders, Mama 191 69 Sanford, Diane 191 69, 142 Sargent, Deborah 191 69, 92, 121 Sawtelle, Geoffrey 112141, 95, 136 Sawtelle, Gregory 1101 64 Scharine, Jim 11 11 58, 76, 124, 136 Scharine, John 191 69, 103, 111, 136 Scharine, Denis11l158, 118, 136 Schauer, Jean 112141 Schauer, JoAnn 1101 64, 87 Schauer, Tony 11 11 20, 58, 116 Schauf, Mike1ll158, 136, 137 Scheerenberger, Debra 1101 65 Schell, Daniel 1101 65 Scheunemann, Carig112141, 126 Scheurell, James 11 11 57, 58, 95, 100, 108, 109, 122, 123 Schiefelbein, Sandra 11 11 Schilt, Helen 191 70 Schilt, Richard 1101 65 Schlieger, Debra 1121 89 Schlicker, Joe 11 11 58, 95, 100, 118 Schmaling, Jean 191 66, 74, 86, 136 Schmaling, Nancy 191 66, 74, 92, 121, 136 Schmidt, Chris 11 11 43, 58, 88 Schmidt, Gail 112141, 88 Schmidt, Marsha 11 11 58 Schmidt, Scott 11 11 58, 100 Scholle, Laurie 1101 65, 82, 86, 97 Schrack Colleen 1101 65, 90, 92, 121 Schrader, Cliff 1 121 Schultz, Micheal 19141 Schultz, Richard 1121 41 Schulz, JoAnn 1101 65, 92, 142 Schulz, Kurt 191 70, 128 Schulz, Susan1101 65, 82, 85, 86, 92 Scocos, John 191 70, 103, 116 Scocos, Spyros110165, 87 Scott, Colleen 11 11 58 Scott, Jean 191 70, 142 Scott, Kenneth 11 11 Scott, Mary 191 70 Scott, Mike112141, 100 Scott Peter 1101 65, 102 Scott, Susan 1101 Seeley, Kathy 191 70, 87 Semmerling, Carol 191 70 Shafer, Robert 191 70, 103 Shappee, Barbara 191 70, 92 Shappee, John 11 11 58, 78, 79, 1 12, 116 Shappee, Mary11l158, 87, 90, 92 Sheean, Shirley 11 11 58, 142, 143 Shepard, Debbie 11 11 58, 88, 106, 115 Shepard, Marvin 1101 65 Shreves, Eugene 191 70, 103, 111, 122 Sikes, Bartel11l158, 89, 118 Simons, Roger 11 11 Sisk, Larry 1101 65, 142, 143 Sisk, Sandra 112141, 76, 85, 136, 137 Skelton, Dave 191 70, 103 Skogen, Ken 112141 Slack, Denise1l1158 Smiley, Glenn 112142, 89, 95, 100 Smiley, Mag 11 11 54, 74, 85, 97, 106, 115 Smiley, Mark 110165, 123, 126 Smiley, Philip 12, 42 Smith, Roger 112142, 80, 100 Smith, Steven 1101 65, 87, 102, 136 Snudden, John 112142 Snyder, John 11 11 58 Snyder, Tom 11 11 58, 100, 136 Sontag, JoAnne 11 1158, 89, 142 Sontag, Vicki 110122, 65 index - 159 Spencer, Rose 193 Stafford, John 193 70, 103 Starin, Steve 1103 65, 87, 104, 110 Stawicki, Matty 193 70 Stehle, Christine 1103 65, 82, 86, 92, 136 Steinbeck, Stephen 11 13 58, 100, 118 Steinbeieer, Jeri 1103 65, 90 Stempler, Joanne 193 70, 136 Sterken, Charlene 193 70 Sterken, Cheryl1l 13 58, 142, 143 Sterken, Gary 1123 42, 84, 87 Sterken, Juantia 1103 22, 65 Sterken, Lester 11 13 58 Sterken, Warren 112342 Steuer, Barbara 112342, 142 Stickney, Robert 1103 65 Stoeffhass, John 1103 65 Stonewell, Janet 11 13 58, 85, 86, 106, 143 Strohm, Greg11 13 58, 118, 136, 143 Strohm, Tom 1103 65 Studnicka, Jerry 1123 78, 79, 89, 100 Studnicka, Linda 1103 65 Sturtevart, Carla 112342, 76, 80 Sturtevant, Timothy 193 71, 103, 120, 136 Sullivan, Tim 1103 65 Supernaw, John 193 71, 103, 111 Swoger, William 1113 58, 87, 143 I Taylor, Brad 11 13 59 Teich, Richard 11 13 59, 87, 88, 104 Teich, Robert 112342, 95, 104 Termaat, James 112342, 95, 126 160 -index Termaat, Pamela 193 71, 142 Terpstra, Charles 11 13 59, 100, 139 TerStooge, Bernice 1103 65, 90 Thomas, James 11 13 59 Thomas, Larry 1103 65 Thomas, Sandra 1123 42, 90 Thompson, Scott 112342 Tifft,James1ll3 59, 104, 105 Tifft, Terry 1113 59, 95, 100, 112, 116 Tim, Mark 1103 65 Tim, Susan 193 71 Titus, Susan 11 13 78, 92, 121 Tjeerdsma, Sherry 11 13 59, 88, 143 Tollkuhn, Richard 11 13 59, 126 Torronga, Chris 1123 42, 87 136 Torres, Gloria 1103 65, 92 Tsakiris, Athena 112342, 76 Trader, Terry 11 13 Tucker, Lori 1113 59, 92, 121 Tully, Andy 1123 42, 95, 122. 123 9 Tully, Patricia 1123 42, 84, 86 Turner, Roger 1103 Tweed, David 193 71, 103 Twist, Ray 11 13 u+v Utiger, Greta 112343, 87, 133, 150 Utiger, Susie 1123 43, 74, 80, 86 Valencia, Monica 112342, 70, 86, 87, 143 VanDan, Michael 193 71 VanDeBogart, Loreen11 13 59 VanDyken, Darlene 193 71, 92, 121 VanderVeen, Mary 11 13 59 VanderVeen, Norman 1103 65 VanVleet, Lori 112343, 97, 87, 133 VanVleet, Teri 1103 65 Varoni, Elaine 11 13 Vasquez, Mary 193 71 Vaszuez, Venina 1103 65, 92 Venema, Bonnie 11 13 54, 59, 74, 134 Venema, Gloria 11 13 59, 87 Venema, Mark 112343, 76, 77, 92, 96, 106 Venema, Patsy 193 66, 71, 74, 92, 97 Venema, Ruth 193 71, 87 Venema, Susan 1103 65 Villareal, Tony 11 13 59, 142, 143 Voller, Jaoquie193 71, 92 Vollman, Keith 193 71, 111 w-y-z Waligera, Lyle 112343, 100 Waling, Brooke 193 71, 92, 97, 142 Wallace, Karl 1123 Walters, Zane 112343, 107, 143 Ward, Ann 193 71, 76, 79, 86, 92, 107 Warn, Marilyn 112343, 89 Wassel, Steve 11 13 59, 124, 125, 136, 137 Watts, Kevin 1103 65, 87 Weber, Ronald 1103 65 Weberpal, Carolyn 112343 Weiland, Susan 1103 65, 84, 121, 142, 143 Welch, Alan 1103 65, 87 Welch, Debra 1103 92, 121, 165 Welch, Dennis 193 71, lll Welch, James 1103 65 Welch, Ellen 112343 Welch, Kayleen11l3 59, 138 Welch, Michael 1123 43, 91 Wendorf, Rory 110365 Wenzel, Linn 112343 Wenzel, Mark 1103 65, 143 Wenzel, Susan 1113 59, 88, 143 Wescott, James 11 13 59, 124, 126 Whalen, Marcue1l13 59 Whalen, Margaret 1123 43 Whalen, Ronald 193 71 Whaley, Lori 1103 65 Wheeler, Debra 193 71, 78, 87, 92, 136 Wiedenhoft, Ellen 11 13 59, 76 Wiedmeyer, Bonnie 1103 65, 76, 85, 87, 92, 136 Wiedmeyer, JeriLou 112343, 86, 87, 92, 106, 121, 142, 143 Wilke, Susan 1123 43, 136 Williams, Steven 193 71 Williams, Susan 1103 59, 87, 192 Williams, Theresa 193 71 Wilson, Mark 11 13 59 Wilson, Mary1l 13 59, 87, 92 Wilson, Thomas 11 13 Wilson, Tom 112343 Wincapaw, James 112344 Wingren, Rob193 71 Winn, Nancy 11 13 59 Wippich, Kennel 1113 59, 85, 89 Wippich, Lori 193 71, 136, 142 Woods, John 1123 30, 74, 80 83, 84 Woods, Kevin 193 71, 116, 103 Woods, Pat 11 13 59, 87, 96 Wrobel, John 11 13 59 Yadon, Douglas 1123 95, 100, 104, 109, 122 York, Carol 193 71, 142 Zea, David 193 71, 116, 111 Zea, Kirk 112344, 89 Zea, Steven 1103 65, 128 Zervic, Kathy 193 71 Zimmerman, Gail 1103 65, 76, 80, 82, 86, 90, 92, 143 Zimmerman, Sarah 1123 30, 74, 76, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 90 i fi. n ' , W gn, i i I f , M .lr we 1. 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