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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

S OT s cVass s semoTS 13- 00 0 - Zb M?- 50 Administration 1. OWEN MOYER Coordinator of Instruction 2. FREDERIC VORLOP Principal 3. MARY DRUSHELLA School Board 4. EDGAR MUELLER School Board 5. RICHARD HONE YAGER School Board 6. LEON PIGCOTT School Board -- ■itbMiiiisir.it i. :: Feeling that overcrowding in our school is a serious problem, the school board set out to rectify the situation. They proposed a $1.4 million expansion program. Originally, the expansion was to Include an auxiliary gym, vocational education classrooms, instructional materials center and an addition to the cafeteria. Voter opposition, however, brought the program to a referendum. The school board cut the expansion program to include only the I. M. C. and the cafeteria addition. F.vcn With the reduction, voters rejected the building program. Space is still at a premium in the high school. Hopefully new efforts will be made to rectify the situation. 1. JAMES LEON HART Vice Principal 2. DELBERT McGINNIS Superintendent 3. ALICI BEHLMAN School Board 4. JAMES CHRISTIANSON Business Manager administration - 1. LOTTIE AUER English 2. DEAN BAERBOCK Social Studies 3. JO BARBER English 4. STEVEN BEHAR English 5. DON BE RINGER English 6. RUTH BERKOMPAS Physical Education 4- faculty 1. DON BREIDENBACH Driver Education 2. BEAUFORD BREIDENSTEIN Social Studies 3. RON BRONSON Business 4. WALTER DAUMIER Engl ish 5. GEORGE DE FRANCESCO Art 6. RON DESCHNER Applied Arts faculty-5 Faculty 1. JAMES DILLNER Applied Arts 2. CAROL DINSMORE English 3. RUTH DJUPMAN Librarian 4. RANDALl CARCZYNSKI Social Studies 5. STEVE HAN AM AN Driver Education 6. SUZANNE HANDRICH Foreign language 7. ADELINE HANSEN Biology 8. REGINALD HAWKINSON Mathematics 9. DARRELL HESSENTHALER Applied Arts 6-faculty 1. DENNIS HESSNER Foreign Language 2. JAMES HOEHNKE Social Studies 3. TED HOEVELER Social Studies 4. GLEN HOLMAN Agriculture 5. N.C. HUCKABY Social Studies 6. RICHARD HURLBUT English faculty-7 1. GERALDINE JENNINGS String Music 5. JOHN KEEFE Social Studies 2. GLENN JOHNSON Physical Education 6. BRUCE KELLY Mathematics 3. MAE JAMES Biology 4. LINDA JOHNSON Foreign Language 7. RAYMOND KINNUNEN Foreign Language 8-faculty 1. GEORGE KIUMB Physical Edit cation 4. FRANK LANDI Science and Mathematics 2. ROBERT KOVAL English 5. ALLAN LOGAN Guidance Counselor 3. EDMUND KOWIESKI Business 6. JOHN LOVE Social Studies faculty-9 Faculty 1. PAT LOVE Business 4. MILDRED O'NEILL Physical Education 6. RODNEY PATTERSON Social Studies Lynn Opitz directs the Acappella 3. SUSAN NICKS choir during all school assembly. Business 2. PATRICK NEUMAN S. LYNN OPIT2 Instrumental Music Vocal Music 7. RICHARD PIERSON Mathematics 10-faculty 1. LEONARD PRAHL Business 4. TOM SCHARFF. NBE RG Physical Education 2. JANE RAHN English 5. MARLENE SCHEURELL Home Economics 3. JAMES SANTY Psychologist 6. JANET SCHUREN Speech Therapist faculty-11 12-faculty faculty-13 DOROTHY ADDIE Directed Study ELAINE AUGUST Main Office MAYBEI-LF. BERGERON Main Office PHYLLIS BURNETTE Social Studies LOU ELLA BUZZELL Library FRANCES CATALANO Audio-Visual EVA METZ INGE R Science Resource WARREN RACE Audio-Visual Advisor DOROTHY SCHARINE Duplicating Room RUTH SCHARINE Main Office VIVIAN SEUSER Science Resource LOIS SMITH English Office 14-staff Staff WINNIE STEARNS Main Office ISABELLE STOLL Vocational Education MARI TICHE Main Office DOROTHY TOLLKUHN Home Economics Aid DOROTHY WALKER Guidance SLflRLEY WILKE History Office RUTH WILLIAMS Library HELEN WHEELER English Resource staff-15 Staff M. FERHM Custodian M. HIPP Cook D. KOOISTRA Cook D. LANGHOLFF Cook H. LANGHOLFF Custodian A. REDENIUS Custodian J. ROSF.NOW Custodian E. SIERT Cook R. SLACK Cook E. STAFFORD Cook E. WENDORF Cook VV. WENDORF Custodian On the evening of October 29, 1974, a group of DDHS students presented two short plays and a mime to an appreciative crowd in the high school auditorium. The first of the two plays was an original cutting of Antoine de Saint Exupery's classic French children's story, LE PETITE PRINCE or THE LITTLE PRINCE; and the second one-act was titled THE VALIANT. Ed Bruley, who has been working hard to develop his natural dramatic abilities, provided a comic interlude during the set change as he portrayed a drunken doctor engaging in open heart suigery. His performance was done without words and demonstrated how communication can be done silently. THE LITTLE PRINCE posed some special problems. First, it has to be transformed from its original storybook form into a play. Lori Blackman, who portrayed the narrator, and Lynnettc Bates, who played the Prince, botli worked hard in making this transformation possible. They also assembled the necessary props to allow the two of them to enact the numerous situations required by the Prince's travels. Rounding out the cast of THE LITTLE PRINCE was Debbie Lee who graciously portrayed a flower. Sandy Delaney and Scott Marzahl presented THE VALIANT, a story about a young girl whose search for her lost brother brings her face to face with a condemned man. The roles were difficult, but long hours of rehearsal resulted in the opportunity to represent Delavan-Daricn at the sub-district One Act Play Contest in Lake Geneva on Saturday, November 2, where the play received a B rating. When speaking of the one act show, or any dramatic event at DDHS in 1974-1975, one would certainly be amiss if he failed to comment on the exceptionally fine Job done by the lighting crew guided by Mr. Warren Race. In addition to Mr. Race, 1 wish to extend a particular expression of appreciation to Eric Lowell, Gary Lowell, and Doug Lloyd for their cooperation, creativity, and technical skills. Rick Hurlbut A. V r i % O o L_1 Q3 Field Day Events Stairway To Heaven Homecoming 1974 November 1 2 Queen Kathy Oleston King Bryan Olson AFS REPRESENTATIVES: Diane Williams and Moana Nepia; Cuchi Arbulu and Mike Bakko. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Sherri Byrne and Rick Pcrsinger, Freshmen; Kerry O'Brien and Tom McClellan, Juniors; Toni Brcidenbach and Jack Edwards, Sophomores. QUEEN CANDIDATES: Kathy Long and Mike Guilcr; Dawn Knilans and Terry- Thomas; Nancy Beaty and Jim Heimdal; Nancy Schipper and Dan Larsen. Once upon a time in the Kingdom of DDHS a great festival was held to celebrate the return of the Comet. Each class built floats, and games were held in the arena. Gladiators came forth to defend the honor of their class and two members of the noble class, Mrs. Serpe and Mr. Hurlbut, were elected Ma and Pa Homecoming. A procession followed when the jubilant crowd joined hands and ran to the site of the parade. For a time the crowd dispersed but they returned in full force to observe the contest between the Comets and the Chiefs in the coliseum. The Comets emerged victorious. Queen Kathy Oleston was crowned before a cheering audience and plans were made for attending the dance that evening. The following eve, the members of the Kingdom attended a ball founded on the theme Stairway to Heaven. King Bryan and Queen Kathy reigned over the festivities far into the evening. tevin Gilford, Judy Miller, John Dennertr Wendy DTTW. .ancy Kocs, Brad Porter, Andy Cameron, Joe Williams. STANDING: John Holt, Greg Smith, Scott Zweifcl, John Evans, Barb Sklenar, George Klumb, coach; Mike Palcic, Mary White, Mary White, Mary Alice Povolny, Alan Lowell, Toni Breidenbach, Charlotte Piggott. WATER POLO'5-3 Wauwatosa West 7 DD 3 UWM-SC 2 7 Nicolet-Marquettc 10 11 Wauwatosa West 8 7 Waukesha North 6 9 Wauwatosa West 16 5 Homestead 12 16 Madison West 12 15 Water Polo Gains Team Status The DDHS water polo club posted a S win 3 loss record and a 2nd place finish in The State High School Water Polo Tournament. All 3 losses came at the hands of Wauwatosa West, the tournament champion. The team has competed since 1971, gaining school sponsorship for the first time this season. The boys team was the first high school team to play water polo in Wisconsin in 1971 and this year the D-DHS girls formed the first high school girls team in Wisconsin gaining an 8-2 victory over the Waukesha North girls. George Klumb mow jtufts. $ •tHnna %ri. sai;. 5 ► t D E'CArv LY 'v' 7 9 i | lo II, i IZ J JW 13 14 JKr iPaU l(o ( J HP, SF IT DEC t JV rr$ oaH. 1 Wj x Mp. . 18 ] rTBvi 19 Z(XA - 2.0 SI 3 jSSr3 '' a , . ft 30 y4p Nl r i� 't 31 25 ”Tw®Tl m a5 'WSE St I « Z7 L- 2S a.8 i — 4ete� |]ber Work, Work, Work, Work! The Cafeteria The bell sounds lib and the race to the cafeteria is on. A line forms, beginning at the door of the cafeteria and extends past the guidance office. While waiting, starving students listen to the harmonious rumblings of the stomachs around them. Slowly, inch by inch, the line begins to move, finally you approach the door of the cafeteria and pull out your 55 cent lunch ticket, ready for inspection. You made it and now you get your tray, napkin, silverware and milk. As you round the corner, and face the cooks, some of the familiar phrases heard are: What'll it be: Sauerkraut or wax beans? , You forgot your milk! Hold the peas, please , Only one butter! and No biscuit with the barbeques! Now that you have all your delicious food, you enter the cafeteria only to realize that there is no place to sit... Deb Gransec Maribeth Shreves FRONT ROW: A1 Low Lloyd, Bob Stevenson, ROW: Sandy Seuser, Robert Loudon. Carol rry Herron, Doug well. SECOND � avis, Ed Roling, ir. Tom Sklenar. BACK ROW: Sandy Delaney Huschka, Mike Reece, Steve Olson, Gary Lowell. The Pigman Ambition and dedication highlighted this years three act production, The Pigman. Adapted by students from the novel; The Pigman utilized some thirty-five cast and crew, a two story set, and some very innovative lighting. Don Beringer Tuj.i ured- thwrs. mori. marcK (j3� IS PiTI Clob WUx 1 rs courts F.F.A SN OULjeP Zb ID-DHS cy jtfY AsicAJ CjrfO J-A-b The Fantasticks LUISA . . MATT . . BELLAMY . HUCKLEBEE HENRY . . MORTIMER THE MUTE EL GALLO . RYCHIE BREIDENSTEIN JANET HARDT ........ANDY KOCS ED BRULEY . - .RICHARD HIRTE ........MIKE BELAU .... CHRIS HIRTE . . BOB STEVENSON . . . .TOMSKLENAR .... JOHN McCOY This year's musical truly lived up to its name in the eyes of its participants and viewers! “The Fantasticks is a parable about love, created by Torn Jones and Harvey Schmidt. Besides being the longest running off-Broadway musical, it made a long-lasting impression on the people who were around DDHS March 7th and 8th. Watching The Fantasticks on stage makes one say, I could do that, but we all soon found THAT was easier said than done. This is 3 very- so-phistocatcd way of presenting a simple message of love, values and human nature, requiring great delicacy and flexibility since nothing like it has been presented here before. The feeling being created also depended heavily on the cast. Having such a small cast, a boy, a girl, 2 fathers, a bandit, a mute, and 2 old actors made it even more unique. We were all accustomed to being parts of a large, spectacular cast, such as Fiddler , and suddenly we were alone. We stood there, 9 people, on stage, exposed, with the weight of the message we were presenting resting on us, with no one to fall back on. Frightening? Exciting? Yes! And quite thrilling as well. We all got to know ourselves, and each other, as we became the characters we would be at the end of six weeks rehearsal. Throughout those six weeks, we all followed the same schedule. Music memorized, then lines, and finally the blocking. ( Mrs. Shreves, when I say this, where do I stand?? ) When we weren't on stage, we were seated at the rear of the platforms, facing the backdrop. We were to sit as still as possible, and to be as inconspicuous as we could. Being on stage for the whole two hour performance was only one aspect of tills play that was different. We were also unaccustomed to playing on more than one level, and having only one set. It really took as much imagination for the players as it did the audience. The illusions and characterizations aren't all that burdened us. We also had to be capable of moving as we sang some very demanding music, which was a milestone for us to overcome. We had to coordinate our singing with the orchestra's activities, which was also time consuming! All in all, this production was a thrilling, unique, and memorable experience that we'll all long remember! Janet Hurdt The Fantasticks A.F.S. Carnival Co-operation! Came ! Excitement! Fun! These are just a few of the factors which helped to make this year’s carnival a tremendous success. With We Walk Together as the theme, students and community gave their time and energy, raising $1,300 to help defray the cost of bringing another foreign student to Delavan next year. Unlocking the doors of the world is a major objective of AFS. Through love and support, it's working. Wendy McNamara AFS Carnival Chairwoman Spirit Week Fifties Day, which highlighted Spirit Week, meant searching your grandmother's attic for garb of the Fabulous Fifties. Rolled jeans and greased hair, knee-length plaid skirts with bobbic sox, and saddle shoes were the accepted attire. Teacher-Student switch day found Kerry O'Brien working out green slips while Mr. Hurlbut was kicked out of the library just when he was dealt a good hand. Mr. Kinnunen skipped French class and Mr. Kowieski nearly drowned while playing water polo. On Sports Day, flippers, roller skates, tennis togs, baseball caps, football jerseys and a riding habit demonstrated some students' favorite sports. Spirit Week was meant to create spirit and perhaps for a few short hours it did. Colour My World 1975 Junior Prom April 26, 1975 Luxembourg Room Holiday Inn Queen Kathy Dragel King Bill Baar The D-DHS Junior Prom is more than a formal dance that ends in the early hours of the morning. Instead it means group involvement and fun. Prom starts in full swing about six weeks before the big day. As soon as we accepted the honor of being the King and Queen, we also accepted the big job of preparation. Preparation means decorating, rehearsing, much worrying, pictures, more worrying, and finally Prom. This was a new experience because neither of us had ever gone to Prom before. After the many weeks of worrying, tilings started to fall in place. Many members of our class had specific tasks they had to accomplish, like mak- ing a crown, building a trellis, ordering flowers, and making refreshments. The Junior Class worked together very well, and were enthusiastic about the big event. This really helped make Prom successful. Finally the big day arrived. Saturday, April 26, will definitely remain in our memory for a long time to come. Prom did not occur Just in the evening, it meant the whole day. In the morning we picked up the flowers and boutonnieres. At three o'clock in the afternoon wc had rehearsal. Dinner was at 7:00, and by 8:30 we had to be at the Prom. 1 am sure that many couples will long recall the decorations which ranged from multicolored daisies, ice sculptures, colored streamers, and the white wooden arch-way. We also enjoyed the music by AX . Post Prom was also enjoyable, although it was not attended by all who had gone to the Prom. Decorative accents were the colorful rainbow, color wheels, more daisies, and music by Diamond-T. We l� ope everyone enjoyed the evening as much as we did. Bill Baar and Kathy Dragel ynpyi- tUcs., UecL tJiiMi } % « f sat. may 1 z Corruyk. rJAO K 4 Ctiz s 'tl ny C,Lu6 3 J i 5 Sy ytxstkj J Ujdu aX l u I 7 8 T C t 06 £ C rrulOh 7 9 to S 13 14 QtyYlSJ 4-' Jhi y J aJdxr dUL ! 0 ' b t jUtAjUvrU c oJ yAs TrTcky uJ; lA £ aJonIJ •7 19 y no Sc-HOOL-! z yr zoy UJoJa- y try 27 zj 7 3 z y 7f zq S y %° 7 C°?d ry A3o Z.4 7 at FFA WINS AWARDS: Mr. George M. Kyd, Vice President and Director of Public Relations, Ralston Purina Company, congratulates members of the Wisconsin FFA Livestock Team. Members are: Dan Schutt, Bill Stanger, Dean Truckenbrod, Tim Hoppe, and Glen Holman, adviser. Tim Hoppe, Dan Schutt, and Dean Truckenbrod held the distinction of winning two State Championships in the annual FFA Judging Contest. In the spring of 1974 the group placed first in a field of 118 meat animal teams during their State FFA judging Contest at the University of Wisconsin. Tim Hoppe placed second individual among 354 students. The team extended their honors by placing in the top group during the National Contest at Kansas City, Missouri, in October. A special gold emblem plaque was presented to them during the National FFA Convention. In the spring the three young men extended their winning ways by being declared the top meat team in Wisconsin. Tim Hoppe won the top individual prize over all in the contest, with Dean Truckenbrod receiving third individual honors. The threesome represented Wisconsin in the National Meats Contest during the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, November 11 tli through the 14th. t UPSIDE DOWN: Victor Chen, Tom Sklcnar, lisa Peterson, Kellie McNamara, Maribeth Shreves, Joyce Schmaling. RIGHT SIDE UP: Diane Williams, Cuchi A _I 1 ft. � .1 . Ellen Kilkenny, Laura Deihcy, Barb Wrobcl, Deb berts, Deb Cransce, Sherri DeWeerd, Mary Tully tie Schuh, Christie Peterson, Heather Clark, Ca 50 - era FRONT ROW: Barb Fagan, Jodie Hcllwig, Barb Wrobel, Cindy Consoer, Mark Shaw, Kevin O'Hare. SECOND ROW: Ann Guiler, Jane Rahn, adviser; Janet Hardt, Jim Vriezen, Mark Giannonatti, Lance Burton, Janet Allic, Kerry O'Brien, Eric Petermann, Wendy McNamara, Mike Bakko, Gloria Rahn, Robert Loudon. BACK ROW: Millie Holt, Tina Boniface, Joyce Schmal-ing, Jay Hoag, Steve Vincent, John Bcre, Laurie Regan, Julie Scott, Robin Picknell, Sharon Piggott, Vickie Trapp, Rob Frazier, Barb Delaney, Kim Davis, Lori Teesch, Nancy Kocs, Donna Mraz, Julie Alder, Barb DeWeerd. comcteer - 51 Student Council And YTY FRONT ROW: Bill Frazier, Sue Reed, June Pounder, Eva Holt, Sue Kohler. SECOND ROW: Lori Stuver, Barb Delaney, Wendy Smith, Sherri Byrne, Ginny McCoy. THIRD ROW: Julie Alder, Mark Schroeder, Cheryl Brick, Nancy Kocs, Debbie Lee, Heidi Carroll. FOURTH ROW: Grace Van Dykcn, Pat O'Brien, Cheryl Rozajewski, Dawn Wilson, Sue Gifford. BACK ROW: Tammy Meyer, Barb DeWcerd, Anne Bierhardt, Mary Povolny. Reps FRONT ROW: Juanie Kirk ham, Mary Tully, Nancy Guiler, Dora Logterman, Christie Peterson. SECOND ROW: John Hensey, Bob Delaney, Georgia Brown, Kerry O'Brien, Janet Allie. THIRD ROW: Brian O'Connor, Bruce Wendorf, Annie Brieger, Mike Bakko, Victor Chen. FOURTH ROW: Sheri DeWeerd, Tcrr Trapp, Kathy Quinn, Linda Dusenbury, Joe Carter. BACK ROW: Sandy Scuser, John Isola, Wendy McNamara, Kathy Long. 52-student council Youth Tutoring Youth BELOW-FRONT ROW: Shelley Krause, Diane Rowe, Karen Wegner, Betty jute, Wendy Montgomery, Myra Cumming, June Pounder, Deb Dahl. SECOND ROW: Betty Blanke, Cathy Pils, Heidi Carroll, Sue Kohler, Nancy Bere, Amber Krause, Kathy Dahl, Mary Jo Carlsen, Sandy Seuser, Vicki Van Dan. THIRD ROW: Sue Brown, Pam Sargent, Terri Byrne, Sue Gifford, Lori Blackman, Judy Barry, Dawna Livingston, Robert Loudon. BACK ROW: Lori Stuver, Sherri Byrne, Jean Folkcrs, Billy Hopkins, Tim Miles, Bob Scott, Juan Galvan. LEFT-COUNCD. OFFICERS: Pat Torgeson, president; Joyce Schmaling, vice president; Linda Dorsey, secretary; Jo Ellen Kilkenny, treasurer. yty-53 Foreign Language Clubs FRONT ROW: Janet Babcock, Judy Aponte. WACft ROW: Sheri DeWecrd, Kathy Becker,. By Van-Jtck idr, Marcia Mullen, Kevin Mullen, MTry Huschka, Mari Moehrke, Mr. Hcssner. a „ FRONT ROW: Larry Hisel, Ed Jeninga, Alan Bauer, k Mii.e Hayes, Karen Wegner, Mavis Faretta, Deb Dahl, f S! OQND ROW: Monty Adkins, Ken O' Die mo, George i K hi, Richard Marz, Alan Wegner, Henry Vcnema, I S Davis, Lyn Casagranda, Debbie Erkfitz, Sherry i r. :i Mary Huschka, Grace Van Dyken, Sandy Seu-1, ser. Chris Hirte. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hessner, Jeff Par-54- Ian?-age clubs ker, Ron Zabel, Andy Cameron, Cindy YVinkley, Jamie Hiemstra, Rudy Wegner, TTielma TerSteege, Debbie Rowe, Kathy Werfelmann, Edie Feddema, Anna Clement, Gloria Rahn, Janet Hardt. BACK ROW: Jeff August, Bruce Wendorf, Rod Benstead, Ralph Kraaye-veld, Mike Jeske, Kim O'Keefe, Greg Smith, Doug York, Bob Richardson, Don Huisheere, Tom Montsma. Library Club And Debate In only its second year of competition, the DDHS Debate team capped a successful season with its first conference trophy. Competing at the Novice, Junior-Varsity, and Varsity levels, debaters competed at three invitational tournaments with a varsity score of ten wins and eight losses. The varsity team went on to win twelve of fourteen debates, capturing the Southern Lakes Debate conference championship for the first time in Delavan-Daricn's history. LEFT-FRONT ROW: Bambi Bish, Betty Jutz, Lynnette Bates, Sharon Cary. SECOND ROW: Robin Jutz, Phyllis Dunham, Vicky Stirmel. THIRD ROW: Carol Beaulieu, Shelley Krause, Karen Burch, Ruth Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Dahl, Nancy Bere, Debbie Whalen. FIFTH ROW: John Holt, Debbie Rowe, Jackie Matzke. BACK ROW; Bill Farrctta, Lori Huttner. FRONT ROW: Teresa DuCharme, Sue Casagranda, Richard Hirte, Sheri DeWeerd, Janet Dennert. BACK ROW: Bob Delaney, Pat O'Brien, Brian O'Connor, John McCoy, Jay Hoag, Mr. Santy, Eric Petermann. debate, library-55 Quill And Scroll And N.H.S. SEATED: Joyce Schmal-ing, Eric Petermann, Maribeth Shrcves, Mike Bakko, Kristie Letter-man. STANDING: Janet Allie, Julie Scott, Bari? Wrob el, Tina Boniface, Kerry O'Brien, Heather Clark. BACK ROW: Lance Burton, Jay Hoag, Victor Chen, Rob Frazier, Jane Rahn, advisor; Carl Tighe. SEATED: Jo Ellen Kilkenny, Lisa Peterson, Janet Allie, Kathy .Holden, Rich Hirte, Rychie Breidcnstein, Judy Nichols, Deb Gransce, Mary Utiger, Barb W rebel, Sheri DeWeerd, Donna Brieger. STANDING: Kevin Mullen, Don Huishcere, Bruce Wendorf, Brian O'Connor, Janet Hardt, Chen, Diane Williams, Andy Kocs, Pat Torgcson, Dawn Knilans, Christie Joyce Schmaling, Kathy Drag el, John Smiley, Hensey. 56 - quill and scroll, NHS Forensics And F.B.L.A FRONT ROW: Nancy Kocs, Pat O'Brien, Sheri De-Wcerd, Kevin Mullen, Janet Babcock, Ann Guiler, Teresa DuCharme, Cindy Traynor. SECOND ROW: Sue Casagranda, Dawn Wilson, Jeana Danielson, Anne Bicrhardt, Grace VanDyken. BACK ROW: Robert Scott, coach; Brian O'Connor, Deb Gransec, Steven Behar, coach; Wendy McNamara, Lori Tecsch, Marcia Scott, Julie Alder, Heidi Carroll, Barb DeWeerd, Deb Lee, Walter Daumier, coach. FRONT ROW: Cindy Engen, Cheryl Beall, Robin Pick-nell, Brenda Chamberlain, Darlene Perkins. BACK ROW: Carolyn Fields, Felicia Cary, Marianne Moehr-ke, Deb Vegter, Deb Delach, Dora Logterman, Mar- cie Beaulieu, Deb Bultman, Jean Barry, Sherry Mein schock, Cheryl August, Karen Reum, Susan Nicks, advisor. forensics, fbla-57 A.F.S. CIX)CKWISE starting with: John Love, advisor; Barb De- 1. ;;: , Sandy Delaney, Sharon Piggott, Julie Scott, Rob Fr.wier, John Hensey, Lee Holman, Kathy Jansen, Kathy Dr::gel, JoQlen Kilkenny, Donna Brieger, Janet Dcn-nert, Kathy Dent, Knri VanAcker, Mike Guiler, Diane Willianw, Chris Peterson, Ann Guiler, JoAnn Banc, Lori Teesch, Karen Clement, Melody Williams, Linda Dusenbury, Kathy Quinn, Carrie Bethel, Linda Bon-ess, John McCoy, Nancy Guiler, Katie Schulz, Joan Leek, Kathy Bane, Tina Boniface, Lynette Bates, Tom Sklenar, Laura Delhey, Lisa Peterson, Victor Chen, Barb Sklenar, Marianne Moehrkc, Bob Delaney. S-afc The School year 1974-75 has been one of Use best year in my life Coming to the U. S. and staying in Delavan has been a wonderful experience for me. Attending D-DHS has been terrific! In the high school 1 have found lots of friends and tenchcrs that were willing to help me. Everybody has been really nice and has contributed to make this year so good. In this year I have learned to live with other ideas, customs and ways of life. Some of my most memorable experiences have been being able to speak in a foreign language, and seeing snow for the first time. I also have learned that you can have good relationships with people from another country no matter how far away or how different it is from home. I have to thank all of you and hope you will keep helping A. F. S. So this program will continue. Attending school in another country is a major part of the A.F. S. experience. My year at D-EfriS was great. D-DHS offers a wide variety of subjects and extra-curricular activities, catering to a wide body of students. Schools at home cater almost primarily for those academically inclined. I only wish more kids here would make more use of their free time, I. S., and extra-curricular activities. I am lucky to have had no language problem as this made settling in and getting to know people somewhat easier. I was confused, however, to find some people who believed me when I told them we spoke Malaysian or rode kangaroos to Australia at low tide. Well- the only clue as to the where abouts of Wisconsin I had was the Midwest . Of course, by now, I even know the where abouts of Delavan, and I am beginning to appreciate most of the American way of life. Kids here have pretty much the same interests goals, and aspirations in life as people in general the world over. I have learned much this year I could not hove learned any other way. A special Thank you to all the people who were friendly, kind, and helpful to me through the year. I hope someday to sec as many of you as possible again, In New Zealand, maybe, or when I return to Delavan. Mi AJjpi' afs - 59 Varsity Clubs RIGHT-SEATED: Vicky VanDstn, Donna Briegcr, Sherry Meinschock, Sandy Olcston, Bev VanDan, Mary Povolny, Liz Andersen, Barb Sklcnar, Laura Dclhey, Terri Deschner, JoEllcn Kilkenny, Wendy Davis, Pat Murphy. STANDING: Maribeth Shreves, Gloria Rahn, Judy Miller, Mary Huschka, Ann Du-Charme, Cindy Zweifel, Barb Fagan, Terri Long, Laurie Shreves, Marcia Scott, Kathy Quinn, Sue Gifford, Sandy Scuser, Terri Schultz. BELOW-SEATED: Sam Chapman, Stan Addic, Kelley Oates, Fernando Morales, Mike Grover, Mark Monroe, and Mark Shaw. KNEELING: Brent Livingston, Chris Hirte, Andy Kocs, Scott Meinschock, Jim Evans, Phil Hauns, Dave Tollkuhn, Kevin Mc-Carragher, and Al Jeske. THIRD ROW: Brian Hurley, Walter Boviall, Ken Carccht, John McCoy, Mike Palcic, Greg Peyer, Jay Hoag, Jerry Deschner, Moana Nepia, and Jan Christianson. FOURTH ROW: Wes Hopkins, Ron Earnest, Bob Holt, Mark Christianson, John Hensey, Dave Holt, Tim Boutelle, Greg Hetzel, Jeff Muth, Ed Roling, Rob Frazier, Dan Stebnitz, Jim Vriezcn, Terry Trapp, and Tim Rochford. BACK ROW: Eric Petermann, Bob Scott, Victor Chen, Iky an Olson, Steve McCarraghcr, Dave Matson, and Julian Salas. varsity clubs FRONT ROW: L. Dclhey, L. Peterson, K. Oleston, J. Nichols, D. Logterman, P. Torgeson, K. Long. SECOND ROW: M. Gonzalez, J. Jedlicka, D. Schipper, A. Bierhardt, K. Nostrant, C. Teich, B. Wiobel, C. Peterson. THIRD ROW: C. Yazbec, C. Metzinger, M. Brieger, C. Mullen, B. Fagan, T. Long, L. Pounder, J. Hcllwig, D. Logtcrman, D. Williams. FOURTH Swim Club And Pep Club FRONT ROW: Judy Miller, Mike Palcic, Mary Huschka, Tammy Hansen, Steve McCarragher, Alan Lowell, BACK ROW: Scott Zweifel, Ruth Johnson, Barb Sklenar, Bryan Olson, Victor Chen. ROW: C. Brick, S. Oleston, J. Danielson, S. Gifford, R. Edler, J. Pounder, W. McNamara, T. Deschner, Mr. Patterson, J. Dennert. BACK ROW: L. Oder, M. Povolny, C. Weberpal, K. Dragel, D. Gransee, L. Olson, D. Ambrose, M. Shreves, J. Kirkham, K. Logterman, D. Brieger, G. Brown, J. Alder. swim club, pep dub-61 FFA And A.V. ABOVE-FRONT ROW: David Mansfield, James Mawhin-ney, John Holt, David Weller, Dean Stolzer, Roger Williams. SECOND ROW: Bill Baar, Treasurer; Wendy Davis, Sharyn Cary, Rich Persinger, Rand Schmidt, Jim Henriott. THIRD ROW: Tom McClellan, Vice President; Joy Beane, Cindy Duestcrbeck, Karen Cary, Joanne Farnsworth, Jim Hcimdal. FOURTH ROW: Bill Stanger, Reporter; Doug Lloyd, Charlene Moore, Denise Schutt, Laura Minard, Grayling Sawtelle, Cheryl Krause. FIFTH ROW: Dave Holt, Sentinel; Lee Holman, Mitch Venema, Dennis Odling, Ellen Hann. SIXTH ROW: Steve Buhler, Secretary; Cindy Copus, Sue Stanger, Ed Swets, Mark Christianson, Bob Holt, Wes Hopkins, Kevin Meske, Jeff Cunningham, Curt Marzhal. SEVENTH ROW: Larry Nieuwenhuis, Jon Hummel, Jerry Scott, Jim Baar, Carrie Logterman, Nancy Faber, Debbie Erkfitz, Andy Welch, Mark Ber-gren. EIGHTH ROW: Dave Dillenbeck, Tim Key, Mark Scott, Mike Petkoff, Jim Hann, Mike Thomas, Wayne Nykaza, Dan Schutt, Jim Nickels, Tim Hoppe. BACK ROW: Tim Constable, Dennis Truckenbrod, George Koehl, Jim Munger, Scott Boniface, Bill Fa-retta, Mike Cary, Mark Voegeli, Bill Anclam, John Wilson, Mark Britt, Tim Meyer. STANDING: Mr. Holman, Mr. Scott, advisors. RIGHT-FRONT ROW: Belinda Jeninga, Andy Cameron. BACK ROW: Joe Williams, Greg Smith, Dean Stolzer, Scott Zweifel. 62-ffa, av Photo Club And Medical Careers LEFT--FRONT ROW: Rory Braennc, Rob Dennert, Gary Lowell, Ron Earnest, Kathy Becker. BACK ROW: Bob Stevenson, Doug Lloyd, Dave Welch. BELOW—FRONT ROW: Mimi Carter, Laura Dclhey, Anna Clement, Edie Feddema. BACK ROW: Tammy Davis, Karen Luessenhop, Kae Evink, Tina Mulderink, Cathy Pils, Susie Gruel, Carol Zellmer. photo club, medical careers-63 String Emsemble FRONT ROW: Virginia Godina, Deb Ambrose, Dan Medema, Diane Hummel. BACK ROW: Julie Scott, Mark Ekman, Heidi Carroll, Lori Duester-beck, Mrs. Jennings, Mary Utiger, Moana Nepia. 64- string ensemble Jazz Bands LEFT-FRONT ROW: John Langholff, Greg Christianson, Barb Fagan. SECOND ROW: Kathy Whalen, Barb Delaney, Sherry Herron, Dennis Parr. THIRD ROW: Eric Graff, Bill Supemaw, Cindy Engen, Steve Vincent, Jeff August. BELOW-FRONT ROW: Sue Lagg, Brent Livingston, Vicky VanDan, Doris Drain, Donna Mraz, Sue Casa-granda. SECOND ROW': Bob Delaney, Steve Vincent, Bruce Wendorf, Mr. Neuman, Sue Olson, Terry Thomas, Joel Reyenga, A1 Lowell. STANDING: Sandy Seu-scr, Sue Linnenkohl, Wendy Davis, Bryan Olson, Jack Spencer, Ed Roling. jazz bands -65 Symphonic And Concert Bands Brass FRONT ROW: Robert Hartmann, Eric Pctor-mann, Mary Povolny, Linda Zeasman, Betsy Wilke, Kevin Mullen, Ken Dennert. SECOND ROW: David Hartmann, Bruce Wcndorf, Alan Lowell, Debbie Erkfitz, Sue Olson, Steve Vincent. BACK ROW: Sue Linnen-kohl, Greg Christianson, Tim Klade, David Rowland, Joel Reyenga, Terry Thomas, Kim Sanders, Tammy Hansen, Marianne Moehrke, Robert Delaney, Sandy Seuser. 6-bands y: 11 I Hill ]i |K| m i jijii’i jifij] n , Strt � ag£. NwcyiLldc®, Delaney, Monica Cartel, lyri Cas an, Heather Clark, Sherry Mary White. BACK ROW: Sa i$ S« oathy Olcston, Debbie Scljlp- Dorft Drain, Terri Deschncr, Ticnna r, cinric Bethel, Da4m Livingston. Davis, Mr. Neuman, Carol Balter, « ft at«n Clio pM ■ €■ Ir T Arl I ,,1 August, Peggy Martin, Sherry O'Connor, Sandy Delaney, Bnrhf asagranda, Lori Huttner, Wendvf Davti Patty Murphy. FRONT. ROW: JoAnn Bane, Kathy Vcley, Shelly Tifft, Laurie Regan, Jane Peterson, Sherri Byrne, Anne Wilson. Judy Barry, Sue Brown, Vicky Trapp, Karen O’Connor. SECOND ROW: Karen Clement, Phyllis Dunham, Claudia Dederich, Wendy Montgomery, Jeanne Davison, Mr. Neuman, Julie Alder, Barb Fagan, Mary rieger, Jackie Scott, Cas Mullen, Karrie Larson, bands-6' Debbie Street, Rudy Wegner. THIRD ROW: Jeff August, Mike Wilke, Carol Baker, Jerry Snyder, Robert Louden, Roland Stoher, Scott Boniface, Marv Vriezen, Jose McGill, Mike Hayes, Mark Schroeder, Dennis Parr, Jerry Griffin, Erick Graff, John Langholff. BACK ROW: Tom Wescott, Bill Frazier, Tom Lazzcroni, Jeff Re-yenga, Jeff Parker, Brad Halfmann, Kathy Addie. A Cappella Performances at the World's Fair in Spokane, Washington, the Capitol in Madison, and the coliseum in Milwaukee were Just some of the activities of the A cappella Chorus. Over $18,000 was raised via a multitude of activities to provide an airplane trip to Spokane and a varied list of activities including a one day trip to Canada. As a result of being selected as one of the two World's Fair representatives from Wisconsin, the State Teachers' Association asked the group to perform in Milwaukee for their 5,000 members. Not to be overlooked was the concert at the State Capitol at the Governor's request. Some 8,000 people have heard this year's group, but most appreciated was the fine reception accorded by their fellow students and the people of the Delavan-Darien Community. There are other rewards besides those directly concerned with performing. The choir has learned how to be better human beings by working together to achieve a common goal. Students of A cappella 8 - a cappella yywBffn x sxxxxx Performing At The Capitol 11 iww tfvi WWW FRONT ROW: Patty Murphy, Mary Brovold, Paula Retzlaff, Sandy Tjeerd-sma, Janet Hardt, Rychie Brciden-stein, John McCoy, Rudy Wegner, A1 Wegner, Joe Rcgester, Chris Hirte, Tom Sklenar, Tina Boniface, Clieryl Beall, Sandy Seuser, Leanne Parker, Lynette Bates, Donna Mraz, Sue Casa-granda. SECOND ROW: Tina Mul-derink, Kathy Holden, Sue Linnen-kohl, Kris Logterman, Jim Mawhin-ney, Dean Stolzer, Ken Garecht, John Burch, Dean Kemp, Richard Hirte, Mike Recce, TciTy Thomas, Cliff Winkley, Dennis Odling, Sue Lagg, Linda Zeasman, Grace VanDyken, Edie Feddema. BACK ROW: Mary Povolny, Mary Jo Carlsen, John Ohl, Ed Swets, Harold Swets, Ron Earnest, Dan Medema (HIDDEN), Gary Brewer, Steve Vincent, Tim Shaid (guest soloist), Mike Belau, Greg Smith, Andy Kocs, John Ronning, Dan Mulder, Kathy Pclnar, Gloria Rahn, Georgia Brown, Sue Dutton, Kathy Werfelmann. a cappella - 6‘ Choraliers And Junior Ensemble FRONT ROW: Cindy Traynor, Gwen Swets, Carol Zellmer, Karen O'Connor. SECOND ROW: Cathy Metzin-ger, Ellen Meadows, Leannc Paikcr, Jeanne Eschenfeldt, Lori Link. THIRD ROW: Lisa Mawhinney, Deb Odling, Heidi Carroll, Anne Bierhardt. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Gallagher, Sharon Klevin, Ed Swets, Scott Boniface, Dennis Truckinbroad, Doug Lloyd. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Dahl, Cathy Pils, Henry Venema, Dave Burwell, Lynn Opitz, director; Bill Supemaw, Janet Dennert, Sharon Sterken. SIXTH ROW: Virginia Godina, Ginny Muldcrink, Jeana Danielson, Alan Wegner, Joanne Hirsh, Nancy TerSteege, Gina Simons, Sally Reyenga. SEVENTH ROW: Karen Sterken, Kathy Pelnar, Murina Twist, Harold Swets, David Shafer, John Ohl, Ed Brulcy, Marcia Scott, Jean Barry. FRONT ROW: Kathy Werfclmann, Sandy Tjeerdsma, Dennis Odling, Sue Linnenkohl, Clifford Winkley, Gloria Rahn, Tina Mulderink, Patty Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mike Reece, John Ohl, John McCoy, Mike Belau, Brent Livingston, Tom Sklenar, Sue Casagranda. O-choraJ groups Freshmen Ensemble And Mixed Choir los$ McGill, Marl. Schroedcr, Rjd Bcnstead, Erick braff, Dave Dfllenbfick, Mike Hayes, Jeff Parker, Fidel Galindo, Sue Kohler, Karrie Larson, Dawna Livingston, Kellie McNamara, Lynn Casagranda, Sherri Byme, Wendy Montgomery, Jamie Hiemstra, Lynn Opitz, director. FRONT ROW: Kelly Lubis, Debbie Dahl. SECOND ROW: Lisa DeWolfe, Charlene Bentley, Georgette Lieu-rancc, Monica Carter, Monica Muldcrink, Jane Peterson. THIRD ROW: Karrie Larson, Karen Wegner, Sue Grabow, Renee Wallace, Wendy Mattison, Nancy Walsh, Kari Logtcrman, FOURTH ROW: Rhea Ber-kompas, Nancy Villalobos, Lynn Opitz, director; Brian Fraser, Kellie McNamara, Sue Brown, Wendy Smith, Wendy Montgomery, Kris Meyer, Jon Odling. FIFTH ROW: Jamie Hiemstra, Gin-nie McCoy, Teri Pierson, Joan Friesdma, Brenda Hall, Robin Schwandt, Lynn Casa-granda, Dawna Livingston, Sherri Byme, Sue Kohler. SIXTH ROW: Betty Villalobos, Lee Holman, Erick Graff, Dave Dillenbeck, Eileen Moore. SEVENTH ROW: Juan Rodriguez, Fidel Galindo, Jerry Farnsworth, Mark Schrocder, Mike Hayes, Jose McGill, Jeff Parker, Lori Teesch, Cindy Winkley. choral groups-71 Lighting Crew And DECA FRONT ROW: V. Schulze, S. Constable, M. Williams, L. Olson, L. Cole-son, J. Reyenga. SECOND ROW: K. Schulz, H. Venema, K. McGill, J. Henriott, K. Sargent, M. Hanchctte, T. Hollister, J. Hudak, Miss Beck, Mr. Kowieski, adviser. THIRD ROW: M. Shreves, M. Reece, D. Matson, M. Shaw, T. Mathison, K. Dent, K. No-strant, S. Sterken, P. Cary. FOURTH ROW: C. Zweifel, G. Sawtcllc, J. Babcock, A. Jeske, D. Adney, N. Guilcr, K. VanAckcr, B. Hirte, J. Nickels. FIFTH ROW: G. Jedlicka, S. Buhler, R. Frazier, J. Kirkham, L. Dusenbury, B. Jcninga, K. Garecht. SIXTH ROW: J. Evans, K. Bane, M. Christianson, J. Vriezcn, M. Giannonatti, R. Cain, M. Johnson, D. McMillan, M. Kecch. BACK ROW: D. Larsen, J. Salas, D. Stebnitz, J. Steinbicer, D. Vasquez, D. Krogman, B. McSorcly, P. Shreves, A. Brick, S. Carlson, N. Bultman, J. Johnson. RIGHT—Bob Stevenson, Wendy Davis, Alan Lowell, Eric Lowell, Gary Lowell, and Doug Lloyd. 72- lighting crew, deca Varsity Cheerleaders 4 - cheerleaders Wrestling Cheerleaders 76 - cheerleaders cheerleaders - 77 Freshmen And J.V. Cheerleaders Wrestling At the start of the 1974-1975 wrestling season, I was quite optimistic. We had 6 returning lettermen and as many promising prospective wrestlers to fill the remaining weight classes. As time passed, however, several people decided there were other things more to their liking than the time and effort required for wrestling. This left a varsity wrestling team composed of 4 seniors, 2 juniors, and 7 sophomores. Considering the lack of experience, the team did well for themselves compiling an overall dual match record of 7 wins, 5 losses and 1 tie. The lack of experience became evident at the end of the season in the conference and regional tournaments, when the team placed 8th and 7th respectively. With the passage of time the coaching t3sk became one of rebuilding rather than removing the rough edge from a veteran squad. It Is hoped that another year will bring better results from the wrestling team at Delavan-Darien High School. Don Tecsch IM 19. y rL, P ft A -1 o. m v V as J w m Vf vf “ ■ $ ir f MV® KNEELING: Chris Hirte, Dave Burwell, Jeff Cunningham, Fernando Morales, Monty Adkins, Dan Ramirez, Doug Lloyd, Scott Boniface, Dennis Parr, George Kochi, Don Vitullo, Dave Hartmann, Wally Bradford. STANDING: DonTcesch, coach; Dean Stolzer, manager; Ron Earnest, Bill Petkoff, Jim Heimdal, Mike Guiler, Dave Polzin, Roger Williams, Rudy Wegner, Dave Holt, Ron Deschncr, coach. 78- wrestling Varsity And J.V. Baseball FRONT ROW: Mark Monroe, Dennis Odling, Curt Welch, Mike Linden, Mike Dubey. SECOND ROW: Tom Scharfenberg, coach; Jerry Deschner, Tim Rochford, Ken Garecht, Bob Hartman, Cliff Winkley, Stan Addie, Jim Vriezen, manager. THIRD ROW: Terry Trapp, A1 Jcskc, Ed Moore. FOURTH ROW: Brian Hurley, Eli Nicu-wenhuis, Rob Frazier, Mark Sh3w. 80 - baseball VARSITY BASEBALL 10-6-1 Fort Atkinson 5 DD 4 Burlington 0 5 WUmot 4 4 Edgerton 4 3 Badger 6 0 Union Grove 2 9 Elkhom 4 12 Mukwonago 10 18 Big Foot 6 3 Salem Central 4 2 Racine Case 3 S East Troy 0 6 Whitewater 0 6 Waterford 0 4 JUNIOR VARSITY S-6 The 197S Comet baseball team ended up with a second place finish in the conference. The team improved with each outing and played some of its best baseball in the WLAA tournament, winning the Badger regional tournament and losing to Salem Central in the regional playoffs. A1 Jeske ended up being the team's leading hitter with a 410 average. A1 Jeske and Mike Dubey made the first team all-conference team as an infielder and pitcher respectively. Tom Scharfenberg Ctxneli FIRST ROW: John Aponte, Ron Lee, Rick Persinger, Steve Soukup, Jeff Thacker, Larry Page], Luis Aponte SECOND ROW: BUI Hopkins, Tim Miles, Richie Neu-baucr, Dave Polzin, Tom Cook, Ron McMillan, Joe Regester, Wally Casillas, Beauford Breidcnstcin, coach; THIRD ROW: Calvin Square, Santos Moronez, Dave Smiley, Pat Boviall, Mark Kohler, Greg Pcy-cr, Chuck Twlng, Tom Montana; Dan McCabe. baseball - 81 Boys' Varsity Swim Team front Andy K Matson, Moana ™Jy v S4j ■V —• f - «? V: Mike Karsten, Scott Kopischkie, Dan McCabe, Brent Livingston. BACK ROW: Jim Steve McCarragher, Greg Hetzel, Dave Speri, Mike Reece, Sam Chapman, Mark Roling, an Olson, Alan Lowell. SECOND ROW: Mike Palcic. .i, Scott Zwiefel, Judv Miller, manager;' This season's team featured what was probably the finest senior swimming class in the school's history with a record 10 senior lettermen who over the past 4 years, have had part in winning 4 Wisconsin Small School titles, 4 Conference Championships and have compiled a 4 year dual meet record of 35 wins, 5 losses and 1 tie. In this year's Conference meet the senior swimmers accounted for 224 points of 328 scored by our team. The senior lettermen will be very difficult to replace and the returning lettermen and Junior Varsity team certainly have their work cut out for them. Senior Letter Winners-Victor Chen, Greg Hetzel, Mike Karsten, Andy Kocs, Scott Kopischkie, Alan Lowell, Steve McCarragher, Dave Matson, Moana Nepia, and Bryan Olson. . _, y George K lumb Girls’ Varsity Swim Team The win-loss record does not fully reflect the progress of the 1974 Girls' Swim team. Two meets in the loss column were very dose. Highlight of the season was our win over Janesville Craig. The varsity team was made up of two freshmen, who lettered in their first year, eight sophomores and four seniors. It was an unusual year with great variations of ability from the very beginning swimmers who could not swim the width of the pool at the outset of the season, to a few veteran swimmers. I'd call it a successful building year. The improvement in individual times was excellent to good, which indicates a much stronger team for the 1975 season. Ruth Berkompas swimming-83 J Y Swim Team BOYS' VARSITY 7-4 DD Rockford East 124 1 2 47 1 2 Madison West 108 64 Beloit Memorial 102 1 2 69 1 2 Badger 77 95 Kenosha Bradford 54 115 Oconoroowoc 23 60 Woodstock 38 124 Nc-v Berlin West 94, 77 Milton 76 55 95 116 Fort Atkinson 32 49 Conference Relay Champions Wisconsin Small School Champions Conference Champions Wf] - JUNIOR VA RSITY 7-1 VA.« GIRLS' VARSITY 2-6 Badger, Lake Geneva DD 84 83 Janesville Parker 93 7S Fort Atkinson 52 1 2 30 1 2 New Berlin West 106 65 Milton 65 105 Badger, 1 akc Geneva 84 81 Janesville Craig 76 92 Sauk Prairie 100 68 Fourth Place in Conference Fourth Place in Small School State JUNIOR VARSITY 2-0 FRONT ROW,: Gary Lowell, John Evans, Paul Hin chette, Greg Smith, Dave Rowland, Rich Wheele; Jim O'Connof. SECOND ROW: Eric Lowell, Andy Cameron, Jeff Blackmann, Mike Palcic, John Holt, BACK ROW: Mark Kawczynski, Joe Williams, Brad Porter, Jeff Bond, Tim Miles. 84-SWi: Tennis BOVS’ VARSITY 7-5 Clinton Evansville Waterford Burlington Elkhom Badger Big Foot Waterford Burlington Elkhom Badger Big Foot -DD GIRLS' VARSITY 2-7 0 7 6 3 DD 0 5 Fort Atkinson 4 1 4 1 Big Foot 3 2 1 4 Badger ferr B P 2 3 2 Elkhom 5 0 2 3 East Troy 3 2 0 5 Burlington 1 4 5 0 Waterford 3 2 4 1 Janesville Parker 5 0 2 1 JUNIOR VARSITY 11-1 3 4 Janesville Craig 4 1 tennis - 85 Tennis FRONT ROW: Victor Chen, Jim Henriott, John Hen-sey, Jay Hoag, Brent Goldsberry, Bryan Olson, Gary Jedlicka, John Tsakiri, Bill Prokop, John Monroe, Mike BaJkko, Bruce Wendorf. SECOND ROW: Jeff Blackman, Bob Stevenson, Dave Mansfield, Jim Pierson, Mark Schroeder, Ed Jedlicka, Bill Frazier, Greg Gifford, Mark Ekman, Jose McGill, Roger Seaver, Mike Edwards, Glenn Johnson, coach. BACK ROW: KenO'Dierno, Bob McClellan, Ron Maurer, Jim Ma-whinney, Kevin Jansen, John Langhoff, Rod Benstead, Jeff August, Pat Flood, Curt Marzhal, Mark Shafer. FRO Vicky Glori coach T ROW: Liz Anderson, Sheryl Meinschock, VanDan, Sandy Seuser, Dawn Logterman, Rahn, Donna Logterman, Mildred O'Neill, SECOND ROW: Claudia Dedrich, Ginny Terri Pierson, Brenda Chamberlin, Cheryl Beall, Sue Brown, Nancy Walsh, Wendy Mattison. BACK ROW: LuAnn Oder, Eva Holt, Sandy Hudlik, Jamie Hiemstra, Nancy Villalobos, Betty Villalobos, Colleen Maass, Millie Holt, Linda Bo ness. 86 _ tennis Bruce Wendorf, the 1975 captain, paced the team from his No. 3 singles position with a 13-6 record. The first doubles team of Victor Chen and Jim Hcnriott had the next best record at 8-5; they also scored 2 additional victories each with Brent Coldsbcrry and John Tsakiri respectively as partners. John Hcnsey at No. 1 singles and Jay Hoag at No. 2 singles both finished the season at , 500. The third place finish In conference, 1 game of secondwajthe best sincethe championship team Clenn Johnson [he Girls' Tennis season began on the heels of the jbening day of school, losing to Fort Atkinson in a pn-confercnce opener on the third In-session school Say. The season's win-loss record is seemingly unimpressive. However, the losses to conference winner ■ist Troy and third place Waterford and Big Foot, 2-3 Were lost in very close matches. TIk loss of three singles players, and i four year award winner through graduation brought about a weakness in the singles play. The season's doubles players were strong with VanDan and Scuscr losing only one conference match, followed by Mcinschoek, Anderson and Jcdlicka with only two conference losses. The team has great potential for the coming season since twenty-eight freshmen girls participated in J. V. and exhibition play thir season. Mildred ONeill Boys’ Golf BOYS VARSITY GOLF 3-9 fcsr- w DD Burlington 167 197 Wilmot 201 174 Fort Atkinson 166 174 Badger 182 178 Union Grove 178 188 Flkhorn 161 176 Mukwonago 181 196 Big Foot 174 176 Salem 182 192 East Troy 205 166 Whitewater 159 167 Waterford 153 171 JUNIOR VARSITY 9-2-1 We started the season with only one lettermen, Paul Shrcves, so it was a rebuilding year. Two juniors, two sophomores and one freshman earned letters this year, so vc will have a nucleus to start with next year. Wc didn't do quite as well as I had hoped, finishing with a 3-9 dual season record. Upper classmen did not progress as I had anticipated; but the play of our young players was very encouraging. With the experience gained this year wc should be somewhat improved next year and even better in two years. Hopefully, in two years we will again be a contender in the Southern Lakes Conference. Ken Schmidt boys' golf Girls’ Golf C1RLS' GOLF 6-3 Madison Memorial Madison East Whitewater East Troy Elkhom Burlington Badger Muckwonago Waterford DO L93 243 209 247 218 245 249 f 233V 288 283 286 i39 265 225 230 215 274 235 Girls' Golf was the first organized competitive athletics for girls of Delavan-Darien High School. D-DHS also participated in formation of a conference group in the early 1960's, one of the first in the state. Girls' Golf participation provides many benifits; not only is it a carry over sport, but it is also an individual 3nd a team sport. D-DHS Girls' Golf Team placed second in tire Conference in 1974. The immediate goal is to win the Conference Championship again and from there to win a chance to compete at the State level. The Team motto is W. W. Jo Barber Girls' Golf 89 Varsity And JV Football 12 72 73 FRONT ROW: Jan Christianson, Bob Scott, Brian Hurley, Eli Nicuwcnhuis, Phil Hauns, Ed Roling, Eric Petermann, Tim Boutelle, Jim Heimdal, Mike Guiler, Terry Trapp. SECOND ROW: David Holt, Walter Bo-viall, Dave Tollkuhn, Jerry Dcschner, Jim Henriott, John Hensey, Mark Giannonatti, Mark Shaw, A1 Jeske, Greg Peyer. THIRD ROW: Mark Holman, Bob Hartmann Bill Swanke, Stanley Addie, Dennis Odling, Ken Garecht, Rich McCabe, Rick Nelson, Louis Decker, Mike Dubcy, John McCoy. BACK ROW: Wallace Zim-mermann, coach; Jim Vriezen, manager; Wes Hopkins, Bob Holt, John Smiley, Mike Grover, Ron Earnest. Assistant coaches Tom Scharfenberg and Steve Hanaman. 90-football The 1974 Dclavan-Darien football season started on a note of optimism due to a nucleus of quality players who were returning from the previous year. This optimism was somewhat tempered by several pre-season practice injuries and a lackluster performance in our first game against Clinton. All of which retarded hope for progress. This lack of progress was due to the fact that the injuries required constant personnel changes, and the fact that due to fluctuations in performance it was difficult to come up with a definite starting line-up. This resulted in the loss of our first four conference games in which we played very poorly. However, the trend was reversed in the second quarter of the Muk-wonago game and from then on to the end of the season the team continued to make steady improvement, and everyone turned in an outstanding performance in our last game against Big Foot. This football squad was exceptional in that they never gave up and continued to put forth a good effort in both practice and in games, and the results were rewarding. The potential for a good season were always present, it took perseverance and a rebuilding of confidence after a very shaky start. The coaching staff was extremely proud of this year's squad. Even though a championship season was not achieved the courage displayed by the team, and their continual hard work to reach a new goal, was the thing that made this such a satisfying season. This alone makes the whole program worth while, and it was a pleasure to be associated with such a fine group of young men. Wallace Zimmermann FRONT ROW: Bob Ross, Don Vitullo, Dave Hartmann, Bill Hopkins, John Aponte, Jeff Crispell, Jim Pierson, Mike Whalen, Mike Kuntz, Dave Rowland. SECOND ROW: Pat Boviall, Joe Rcgester, Steve Carter, Rick Persinger, Rich Neubaucr, Jon Logan, Tracy Markling, Tim Scott, Jim O'Connor, Mark Shafer. BACK ROW: Ceorge DeFrancesco, assistant coach; Joel Callcs, Jack Edwards, Dan Kirkham, Pat O'Brien, Terry Klade, Dan McCabe, Mark Kohler, Santos Morones, Mark Roling, Ron Bronson, coach. football-91 Freshmen Football Clinton FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD VARSITY 5-4 6 DD 13 (non-conference) Badger 14 0 Elkhom 28 0 Union Grove 18 7 Whitewater 39 18 Mukwonago 16 20 East Troy 9 13 Salem 6 14 Big Foot i' 34 Third Place in Conference JUNIOR VARSITY 6-2 FRESHMEN 1-4-1 I m FRONT ROW: Luis Aponte, Jeff Blackman, Mark Ek-man, Mark Kawczynskl, Ed Jedlicka, Cam Vieth,'Fidel Galindo, Scott HIM, Ron Lee, Roger Sterken, Jon Od-ling. SECOND ROW: Jose McGill, Ted Justcn, Dennis Parr, Mike Edwards, Jerry Scott, Mike Quintanilla, Mario Villarreal, Mike Lazzerooi, Tim Miles, Ron McMillan, Mike Brahm. BACK ROW: Ron Dcschner, assistant coach; Glen Johnson, coach; Chuck Twing, Wally Casillas, Steve Hoffman, Larry Nicuwenhuis, Bob McClellan, Pat Flood, Dave Smiley, Juan Rod-;' riquez, Tom' Montsma. 92-football Gymnastics h GYMNASTICS SCOREBOARD ago ills VRSITY 3-8 DD 51.07 51.71 59.20 51.60 59.42 51.30 46.95 43.45 63.84 55.71 56.33 56.58 42.26 37.80 50.40 40.05 est 58.90 57.45 42.50 43.12 48.25 Fifth Place in Conference 45.72 The 1974-75 gymnastics team was composed of 23 girls at the beginning of the season, but only 11 remained loyal and active. These 11 girls included 5 freshmen, 2 sophomores, 3 juniors, and 1 senior. The team competed on the uneven bars, balance beam, horse, and floor exercise. The majority of the team competed at the beginner level with the exception of one intermediate vault. The win loss record does not truly reflect the progress of the gymnastic team. There has been considerable improvement in each girl and some of them are preparing intermediate routines for next year. Tins reflects a much stronger team for next year. The season was rewarding and satisfying for each girl on the team. Highlights of the season included our wins over Park View, Mukwonago, and Union Grove. Barbara Gildin Debra Caillouette . Varsity And J.V. Basketball The 1974-75 D-DHS Basketball team developed into an exciting ball club. The loss of four all conference players and seven lettermen from last year's team made this season's prospects very uncertain. Oily two of the four returning let- termen had much playing experience. This showed up in the pre-Christmas play where our inconsistency left us with a 2-5 record and 1-4 in the conference. After the holiday break we played much better. The highlights of the season 4-basketball were probably the one point victories staff had a very enjoyable season and over Burlington and Badger on last second thank the ball players for their efforts, shots. Our season comeback to a five The successes we had are all to the hundred record in the conference showed credit of the team, the desire and determination of a very Beauford Breidenstein fine group of athletes. The coaching basketball-95 Freshmen Basketball BASKETBALL VARSITY 8-8 Watertown 65 Janesville Parker 48 Badger 54 Big Foot 29 Union Grove 56 East Troy 62 Burlington 61 Elkhoni 79 Salem 66 Badger 57 Wilmot 59 Big Foot Whitewater 47 71 Waterford 59 East Troy 72 Mukwonago 65 Elk horn 72 JUNIOR VARSITY 4-14 FRESHMEN 10-2 DD 50 54 45 72 4S 47 62 67 80 58 70 82 64 73 87 55 59 96 - basketball Cross Country The 1974-1975 season was one of rebuilding, with only 4 reluming lettermen, 2 seniors, and 2 sophomores. When Bob Holt transferred to cross country from football, and with Moana Ncpia joining, the team began to make its presence known. By the end of the season, the Harriers proved that they were back, taking third in Regional and qualifying for Sectionals. We are looking forward to a fine season in the 1975-76 school year. Darrell Hessen thaler cross country - 97 Boys’ Track 98 - boys' track Girls’ Track Indoor practice began with general conditioning on March 1st of the 1,97.5 Girls‘4Lrack Season, Twelve letter girls rented tor tin- season. Tyo changes in the events tort the girlskhis year were: 110 yd. Hurdles replaced the 80 yd. Hurdles and the Mile Relay replaced the 880 yd. Medley ftjpy- BB- The opener with; Burlington was won by the D- •DHS girls followed by wins over Badger, Big Foot, Salem Central, Union Grove, and East Troy. 'J C-T -■v.JB D-DHS placed fourth in the conference meet at Waterford With Sandy Oleston breaking a conference record in the MUe Run with a winning time of 5:42. 7. FRONT ROW: Barbara Gilden, assistant coach, Renee Shipman, Terri Schultz, Janet Allic, Kathy Addle, Donna Brieger, Vicky VanDan, JoEllen Kilkenny, Janet Dennert, Terri Deschncr, Lit Anderson, Terri Byrne, Ginny Muldcrink, Sandy Oleston, Mildred O'Neill, coach. SECOND ROW: Karen Clement, Teri Pierson, Barb Fagan, Dianne Hummel, Mary Salmon, Donna Logterman, Mary Brieger, Sue Gifford, Jean Barry, Monica Muldcrink, Sharon Pig- gott, Patty Murphy, Cindy Yazbec, Terri Long. BACK ROW: June Pounder, Julie Alder, Mimi Carter, Jo Ann Clement, Cass Mullen, Ginny McCoy, Lori Blackman, Judy Barry, Jamie Hiemstra, Perla Castro, Anna Clement, Edie Feddema, Carol Zcll-mcr, Tammy Meyer, Nancy Villalobos, Liz Sepulveda, Vicky Kitzman, Tina Muldcrink, Betty Villalobos. girls track - 99 Runners' Scoreboard BOYS TRACK 6-1 DD GIRLS' TRACK 5-3 Mukwonago 71 55 DD Badger S2 1 2 75 1 2 Big Foot Badger 47 63 Clinton 9 118 Whitewater Mukwonago 53 31 EJkhom 40 Union Grove East Ttoy _ 38 69 Big Foot 34 85 Elkhom Waterford 52 39 Whitewater 62 65 Burlington 47 58 Burlington 41 86 Wilmot 69 36 Milton 46 81 Salem Central 34 71 Clinton 21 75 Big Foot 24 First Place in Conference Whitewater 50 First Place in Comet Relays Union Grove 25 Second Place in Borg Invitational Elkhom 43 Third Place in Elkhoro Invitational Second Place in Conference Relays CROSS COUNTRY 2-5 D-DHS 23 Burlington 32 Badger 50 Big Foot 35 D-DHS 40 Wilmot IS D-DHS 45 Whitewater 30 Mukwonago 35 D-DHS 64 East Troy 30 D-DHS 43 Union Grove 51 Salem 18 D-DHS 43 D-DHS 25 Waterford 34 Elkhom 74 100 - runners' scoreboard Adkins, Monty Alder, Julie Anderson, Toni Aponte, Luis August, Jeffrey Baar, James Baker, Carl Bane, JoAnn Barta, Tammy Bauer, Allan Beaulieu, Carol Beustcad, Rodney Bentley, Charlene Bergren, Mark Berkompas, Rhea Bish, Bambi Blackman, Jeff Bogart, Patricia Bond, Jeff Bottcnsek, Donald Braenne, Rachaclle Brahm, Michael Briegcr, Mary Brown, Susan Bunnell, David Burch, Karen Butters, Brian Byrne, Sherri By me, Terri Cain, Jason Cameron, Andrew Carter, Monica Cary, Michael Cary, Sharyn Casagranda, Lyn 102-freshmen D-DHS Says Hello To Frosh Casillas, Wally Castro, Perla Chapin, Tammy Chapman, Carrie Charlcsworth, Robert Christianson, Gregory Clement, JoAnne Clement, Karen Cochoom, Ann Costello, Sandra Cumming, Myra Cunningham, Kathleen Dahl, Deborah Dailey, Scott Damore, Kris Dampier, Karen Davis, Kimberly Davis, Susan Dederich, Claudia Delaney, Barbara Dennert, John DeWolfe, Lisa Dillenbeck, David Dodge, Brad Drain, John Driscoll, Matthew Dunbar, Jacqueline Dunham, Phyllis Edler, Rhonda Edwards, Michael Ekrnan, Mark Fagan, Barb Faretta, Mavis Farnsworth, Jerry Ficldhouse, Patti freshmen-103 Fladten, Linda Flood, Patrick Folkers, Jean Frazier, William Frey, Diane Friesema, Joan Galindo, Fidel Gallagher, Mark Galvan, Sylvia Gifford, Greg Godina, Augustine Godina, Celia Goldsberry, Gaye Gonzales, Esmeralda Gonzales, San Juana Gonzales, Sylvia Grabow, Suzanne Graff, Erick Greenwood, Darlene Griffin, Gerald Guiler, Ann Hall, Brenda Halfmann, Brad Harmel, Gary 104-freshmen Hayes, Michael Helgcson, Cindy Heller, Christy Hibl, Scott Hiemstra, Jamie Hirsch, Russell Hisel, Lawrence Hoffmann, Stephen Hollister, Rebecca Holman, Lee Holt, Eva Honkan, Wilbur Hopkins, William Hopkins, Sherri Hudlik, Sandra Hudson, Michael Hummel, Jon Jedlicka, Edward Jeninga, Edward Jeninga, John Jeninga, William Jeske, Michael Johnson, Susan Justen, Ted Jutz, Betty Kawczynski, Mark Key, Timothy Klrkham, Daniel Kitzman, Vicky Klade, Patricia Klewcr, Elizabeth Kobasick, Brian Kohler, Susan Kraayeveld, Ralph Krause, Shelley Kuna, Fay Langholff, John Larson, Karrie Lazzeroni, Michael Lee, Ronald Lieurance, Georgette Lillehoff, James Livingston, Dawna Logterrr.an, Karl Loudon, Robert Lowell, Eric Lubis, Kelly Mattison, Wendy McClellan, Robert McCoy, Virginia McGill, Jose McMillan, Ronald McNamara, Kellie Means, Joseph Mcdema, Steven Melancon, Lance Meyer, Kristine Miles, Timothy Miller, Joseph Mohr, Kimberly Montgomery, Wendy Montsma, Thomas Moore, Robert 106-freshmen Moore, Eileen More lock, Terese Mulderink, Monica Mullen, Joanne Mullen, Kathleen Nickels, James Nicuwcnhuis, Larry O'Connor, Pat O'Diemo, Angela Odling, Jon Olson, Sharon Oppelt, Larry Pagel, Larry Palcic, John Parker, Jeffrey Persinger, Richard Peterson, Jane Petkoff, Michael Phillips, Jack Pierson, Teresa Porter, Carl Pounder, June Quade, Coralee Quintanilla, Michael Ramirez, Magdalena Reed, Susan Retzlaff, Steven Reyenga, Jeff freshmen-107 Roberts, Corinne Rodriguez, Juan Rocker, Kathleen Rogers, Jerry Rowe, Diane Salas, Guadalupe Salmon, Christine Sanders, Kevin Sargent, Pamela Schaucr, Duane Schroedcr, Mark Schulz, Sandra Schurman, Roger Schwandt, Robin Scott, Jacquelyn Scott, Gerald Scon, Mark Seaver, Roger Seely, Nancy Shafer, Randy Shipman, Renee Shreves, Laurie Smiley, David Smith, Michcal Smith, Wendy Ann Smith, Wendy Anne Snodie, Doreen Soukup, Steven Square, Calvin Sterken, Roger Stoker, Raland Street, Debbie Studnicka, Barbara Stuvcr, Lori Supemaw, William Tecsch, Lori Tcrpstra, Donna TerStcege, Thelma Thacker, Jeff Tidwell, Julie Twing, Charles Vegter, Beverly Veley, Katherine Venema, Keith Vieth, Cam Villalobos, Betty Villalobos, Nancy Villarreal, Mario Voegcli, Mark Voegeli, Tammy Wallace, Renee Walsh, Nancy Walters, Edward Weberpal, Linda Wegner, Karen Weilandt, Connie Weiler, David We scott, Tom Whalen, LuCinda Wilke, Michael Williams, Joseph Winkley, Cindy Wobig, Bryan Zabel, Ronald freshmen-109 A Buck For Brian School spirit means something different to each individual, and for freshman Brian Fraser it meant a new wheelchair. A familiar sight in the halls of DDHS was Brian and his wheelchair being pushed to and from class. Brian Fraser prepares to demonstrate his new electric wheelchair. Standing behind Brian are Lee Holman and Tom Wescott, the two boys who initiated the campaign. Next to Brian is his grandfather, William P. Jacobsen. The spirit of 78 became evident early in the fall when several of Brian's friends got together and decided to try and raise enough money for an electric wheelchair. Although A Buck for Brian Day was not as successful as first hoped, they soon realized their project had a lot of support. Within a few weeks, student groups were washing cars, and baking cookies to raise money, and contributions from the community were arriving. Soon enough contributions from both the school and community had been received to place an order and Brian's wheelchair was on its way. Before a packed gymnasium, at the DDHS-Elkhorn basketball game on January 7th, Brian was presented his electric wheelchair. Many people had a part in the spirit that gave Brian a standing ovation as he wheeled himself off the floor. 110- freshmen Sophomores Whiz Thru Second Year Addic, Kathleen Anclam, William Anderson, Lizabeth Aponte, John Barry, Judith Bashaw, Cynthia Bates, Lynette Beaulieu, Donald Be re, Nancy Bethel Carrie Bierhardt, Anne Blackman, Lori sophomores- 111 Blanke, Betty Boness, Linda Boniface, Scott Boviall, Patrick Bradford, Wally Braenne, Rory Breidenbach, Toni Brick, Cheryl Bultman, Jane Burton, Lance Carroll, Heidi Carter, Steve Cary, Karen Chesko, Jay Cleveland, Brenda Consoer, Cynthia Constable, Tim Contreras, Alex Cook, Tom Coon, Brian Copus, Cindy il2-sophomorc$ Crispcll, Jeff Cunningham, Jeff Dahl, Kathy Dahl, Lisa Danielson, Jeana Davis, Chris Davison, Jeanne Deal, Julie Decker, Julie Delaney, Sandy Dergc, Gerald DcWeerd, Barbara Dillenbeck, Kathy DuCharme, Anne Duesterbeck, Cindy Duncan, Linda Edwards, Jack Eicksteadt, Richard Emery, Robert Erckfritz, Susan Erkfitz, Debbie Evans, John Faber, Greta Faber, Nancy Faretta, Bill Featherstone, Ruth Ferguson, Dorothy Fieldhouse, Cathy Fladten, David Fleming, Lon Frieders, Kevin Galindo, Oralia Gallagher, Virginia Galles, Joel Galvan, David Garea, Diane Gerharz, Tim Gifford, Susan Godina, Virginia Goff, Ken Gonzalez, Ricky Greer, Gordon Grossman, Linda sophomores-113 Grover, Mike Gruel, Susie Haman, Cheryl Hanchette, Margaret Hanchette, Paul Hansen, Greg Hartmann, Dave Hejhal, Wayne Herron, Sherry Hisel, Ernest Holden, Nanette Holt, John Holt, Millie Huschka, Mary Huttner, Lori Jacobs, Ken Jansen, Kevin Jeninga, Belinda Jutz, Jesse Jutz, Robin Karcher, Linda Kilroy, Terry Klade, Terry Klevin, Diane Kocs, Nancy Kochi, George Koepnick, Linda Kohler, Mark Kosche, Peter Krause, Amber Krogman, Mary Kruizenga, Sandra Kuntz, Mike Kuntz, Dave Lamb, Patti 114-sophomores Lee, Debbie Leek, John Linden, Patricia Liss, James Lloyd, Douglas Logan, Jon Logterman, Douglas Long, Terri Long, William Lowell, Gary McCabe, Dan McClellan, Mari McGregor, Tim McKoy, Carrie Maass, Coleen Mansfield, David Marsicano, Roxanne Mar ahl, Curt Maurer, Ronald Mawhinncy, James Metzinger, Cathy Meyer, Tammy Miles, Chuck Miller, Judy Minarick, Jim Minard, Laura Mohr, Patricia Monroe, John Moore, Charlene Morales, Fernando Moronez, Mary Moronez, Santos Mraz, Donna Mueller, Tim Mulderink, Virginia Munger, James Murphy, Mark Ncrgc, Jeffery Neubaucr, John Neubauer, Rickie Oates, Kelley O'Brien, Patrick O'Connor, Jim O'Connor, Karen Oder, LuAnn O'Dicmo, Ken Ohl, Mary sophomores-115 O'Keefe, Kim Oleston, Sandra Perkins, Denise Peterson, Jim Petkoff, Bill Peyer, Gregory Pierson, Jim Piggott, Charlotte Pils, Catherine Plcncncr, Kim Polzin, Dave Porter, Brad Povolny, Mary Prater, Dean Pyrz, Cynthia Ramirez, Daniel Regcster, Joseph Reyenga, Sally Rios, Juanita Robbins, Tracy Rodriguez, Norma Rodriguez, Ramiro Roherty, Kelly Roling, Mark Ronning, Kirby Ross, Bob Rowe, Debra Rowland, David Rozajewski, Cheryl Ruiz, Mary Sanders, Kimberly Sargent, Valerie Schauer, Debra Schell, Laurie Schilt, Robert Schipper, Debbie Schurman, Ron Schutt, Denise Scott, Marcia Scott, Tim Sepulveda, Elizabeth Shafer, Mark II6-sophomores Shappee, Gertrude Sheffield, Mary Shipman, Mark Simons, Gina Smith, Greg Smith, Walter Snyder, Cindy Stangler, Sue Stcrken, Karen Stevenson, Robert Stirmel, Vickie Stokholm, Greg Stokholm, Jeff Swets, Edward Swets, Gwen TerStcege, Nancy Tidwell, Steven Tifft, Shelly Trapp, Vickie Traynor, Cynthia Truckenbrod, Dennis Tsakiri, John VanDan, Bev VanDyken, Grace Vasque2, Ismale Vasquez, Julie Vitullo, Donald Voegeli, Craig sophomores-117 Weilandt, Thomas Welch, Andrew Welch, David Welch, Thomas Whalen, Debbie Whalen, Michael Wheeler, Richard White, Mary White, Roger Wilke, Betsy Wilson, Anne Wilson, Dawn Yahnke, James Yazbec, Cindy Zeasman, Sally Zellmer, Carol Zweifel, Scott 118-sophomores Juniors Mark Third Year CLASS OFFICERS: Terri Deschner, secretary; Jerry Deschner, president; Rob Frazier, vice president; Mary Tully, treasurer. Adney, Donna Allie, Janet Ambrose, Deborah Aponte, Judy August, Cheryl Baar, William Babcock, Janet Baker, Carol Barr, Michael Barry, Jean Bauer, Beverly Beall, Cheryl juniors-119 Beane, Joy Becker, Kathy Bclau, Michael Bcyerl, Laura Boness, Jeff Boviall, Walter Bozzy, Terri Brewer, Gary Bricger, Donna Brovold, Mary Brown, Georgia Bruley, Edwin Buhlcr, Steve Burch, John Burwell, David Carlson, Eric Carter, Philomena Cary, Patricia Casagranda, Sue Chamberlin, Brenda Chapman, Samuel Christianson, Mark Chrisopherson, James Clark, Heather Clement, Anna Compton, Cheryl Compton, Christine 120-juniors Conner, Jim Consoer, Quentin Constable, Sue Cossman, Dixie Davis, Tammy Davis, Wendy DeHaan, Carlyn Delaney, Robert Dennert, Janet Dennert, Ken Dent, Kathryn Deschner, Gerald Deschner, Terri Dragel, Kathleen Drain, Doris DuCharxne, Teresa Duesterbeck, Lori Earnest, Ron Evink, Kay Faltinson, Dawn Farnsworth, Joanne Juniors-121 Feddema, Edith Fields, Don Fladten, Peter Frazier, Rob Gallagher, Mike Galvan, Juan Garccht, Ken Gasch, Bill Giannonatti, Mark Gifford, Kevin Gonzalez, Mary Guilcr, Nancy Guzman, Irma Hagan, Mark Hann, Ellen Hansen, Tammy Hanssen, Jeff Hartmann, Bob Hejhal, Eugene Heller, Mark Hellwig, Jodie Henriott, Jim Hcnsey, John Herrera, Tom as a Hoag, Jay Holden, Kathryn Holt, Robert Hopkins, Wes Hudak, Jeff Huisheere, Donald Hummel, Dianne Isola, Kris Jansen, Kathleen Jedlicka, Gary Jcdlicka, Joleen 122-juniors Jeske, A1 Johnson, Craig Johnson, Mark Karsten, Patrick Kilkenny, JoEllen Kirkham, Juanita Klade, Seline Klade, Tim Klevin, Sharon Korkosky, Tim Kosche, Jim Krause, Cheryl Krogman, Dave Lagg, Susan Lazzeroni, Tom juniors-123 Linden, Michael Linnenkohl, Sue Livingston, Brent Logterman, Doralce Logterman, Kristie Martin, Peggy Marz, Richard Marzahl, Scott Mathison, Teresa McBride Timothy McCarragher, Kevin McClellan, Tom McCoy, John McSorley, Brian Meadow's, Ellen Medema, Daniel Meinschock, Sheryl Meske, Keven Meyer, Tim Moore, Edward Mulderink, Christine Mullen, Kevin Mullen, Marcia Mumper, Robert Murphy, Patty Nelson, Richard 124-juniors Nickels, joe Nieuwenhuis, Bill Nykaza, Wayne O'Brien, Kerry Odling, Deborah Odling, Dennis O'Ha re, John O'Hare, Kevin Ohl, John Olson, Sue Osman, Robin Palcic, Mike Perkins, Darlene Peterson, Christie Picknell, Robin Piggott, Sharon Pounder, Lucy Prahl, Janet Pult, Arlene Putman, Sue Rahn, Gloria Ramon, Fafe Ransom, Sue Reece, Mike Reed, Mike Regan, Laurie Reum, Karen Roberts, Debra Rodriguez, Maria Roeker, Jack Ronning, John Rowe, Richard Salas, Isabel Sanders, Lee Sargent, Kelly Sawtelle, Grayling Schauer, John Schmaling, Joyce Schultz, Terri Schulz, Katie Scott, Julie Sepulveda, Pat Shafer, David Shaw, Mark 5-125 Shreves, Maribeth Sklcnar, Tom Speri, Jim Stanger, Bill Stawicki, Mike Steinbiccr, Joy Stehle, Mike Sterken, Sharon Stolzer, Dean Swanke, Bill Tcrpstra, Marcia Thaker, Judy Thomas, Mike Tjeerdsma, Sandy Tully, Mary Twist, Murina Utiger, Mary VanAcker, Kari VandeBogart, Kathy Vasquez, Dave Vcncma, Henry Vieth, Carrie Villarreal, Terri Vincent, Steve Vriczen, Jim Wegner, Alan Wegner, Rudy Wendorf, Paul Werfclmann, Kathy Whalen, Jane Williams, Christy Williams, Roger Wingren, John Winkley, Cliff Wobig, Robbin Wolfgram, Jim Wrobel, Barb Zeasman, Linda Zellmcr, Mike 126-juniors Seniors STAN ADDIE DANE ANDERSON CUCH1 ARBULU CHRISTINE ARNOLD DEBRA BAAR MIKE BAKKO KATHY BANE STEVE BAUER We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Shakespeare, HAMLET - seniors MIKE BEATY TINA BONIFACE NANCY BEATY TIMOTHY BOUTELLE MARCY BEAULIEU RYCHIE BREIDENSTEIN JOHN BERE AMY BRICK ANN BRIEGER MARK BRITT DEBORAH BULTMAN NANCY BULTMAN MARY JO CARLSEN SHIRLEY CARLSON CHERYL CARY seniors - 129 JOSEPH CARTER Treasurer Seniors FELICIA CARY LEN COLE SON LOUIS DECKER VICTOR CHEN TIM COSTELLO DEB DELACH u SANDY CHMIELEWSKI BRUCE CRUIKSHANK LAURA DELHEY JAN CHRISTIANSON JAMES DAVISON SHERI DE WEERD 130 - seniors NANCY DOERING LINDA DORSEY SANDRA ERCKFRITZ JIM EVANS •teJ'The worst friendships. Bacon, DE A is to have no true ICMENTIS SCIENTIAUM JOSEPH GODINA LORI GORGAS BRENT GOLDSBERRY DEBBIE GRAN SEE . seniors - 131 Seniors GARY GRIFF EN ROSALINDA GUEVARA MICHAEL GUILER MARK HALF MANN PHIL HA UN'S RANDY HAYES MIKE HEATH JANET HARDT JAMES HEIMDAL BARB HIRTE GREG HETZEL CURTIS HIBL CHRISTIAN HIRTE RICHARD HIRTE JOANNE HIRSCH MIKE HOEKSTRA 132 - seniors $ TERRY HOLUSTER MARK HOLMAN DAVE HOLT DOUG HUSCHKA TODD I SO LA President RUTH JOHNSON BERNICE JEN1NGA AARON JUTZ JEAN JESKE MIKE KARS TEN GLENN HONEYAGER BRIAN HURLEY JANE JOHNSON MARLYS KEECH seniors - 133 ZLAm r 1 WARREN KIRCHOFF SCOTT KOPISCHKIE VALARIE KRUEGER DAN LARSEN 134 - seniors Seniors Individualism is a fatal poison. But individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd, but you do not have to live like it, nor subsist on its food. You may have your own orchard. You may drink at a hidden spring. Be yourself if you would serve others. Henry van Dyke, THE SCHOOL OF LIFE KATHY LONG KAREN LUES SEN HOP a ■ ALAN LOWELL RICHARD McCABE STEVEN McCARRAGHER KRISTY McGILL WILLIAM McKOY diane McMillan seniors - 135 Seniors DAVID MATSON USA MAWHINNEY WENDY McNAMARA DENNIS MARSHALL MICHAEL MURPHY JEFF MUTH MO AN A NEPLA JUDY NICHOLS 36 - seniors UNDA OVERBEEK DONNA PAPKE LEANNE PARKER GARY PELECH WILLIAM PROKOP JIM PUTMAN KATHY QUINN BENITO RAMIREZ seniors - 137 Seniors TIM ROCHFORD ED ROLING JULIAN SALAS MARY SALMON ROBERTA SARGENT 138 - seniors RICHARD SCHAUER JULIE SCHELL ROBERT SCOTT NANCY S CHIPPER DAN SCHUTT SANDY SEUSER RAND SCHMIDT SHERRY SCHULZ PAUL SHREVES DAVE SIKES BARBARA SKLENAR JOHN SMILEY BILL SMITH seniors - 139 JACK SPENCER Seniors DAN STEBNITZ JOAN STE1NBICER MARY STROHM MARK SVEN SEN CINDY TEICH JIM TERPSTRA JUDY TERSTEEGE TERRY THOMAS DAVID TOLLKUHN PAT TORGESON TERRY TRAPP DEAN TRUCKENBROD USA UTIGER KATHY VAN ACKER 140 - seniors A House of Dreams untold That looks out over the whispering treetops And faces the setting sun. Edward MacDowell, HOUSE OF DREAMS CATHY WEBERPAL CURT WELCH BRUCE WENDORF KATHY WHALEN seniors - 141 Seniors CINDY WILKE £ NELLIE WILKINS DELMAR WILLIAMS DIANE WILLIAMS JOHN WILSON PAULA WOBIC SHERRY ZEA LAURIE KANT 142 - seniors 144 - seniors seniors - 145 Graduation Practice graduation - 147 148 - graduation graduation - 149 Awards HONOR CORD RECIPIENTS Top Ten: Brian O'Connor, Lisa Peterson, Sheryl De-Weerd, Diane Williams, Debra Gransee, Rychie Breid-cnstein, Sandra Seuser, Judith Nichols. Michael Bak-ko, Bruce Wendorf. Angela Arbulu, Debra Baar, Nancy Beaty, Marcelene Beaulieu, Tina Boniface, Deborah Bultman, Mary Jo Carlsen, Joseph Carter, Cheryl Cary, Victor Chen, Laura Dclhey, Lori Gorgas, Janet Hardt, Christian Hirte, Richard Hirte, Glenn Honeyager, Todd kola, MaYlys Kcech, Dawn Knilans, Andrew Kocs, Fred Krueger, Dawn Logterman, Donna Logtermnn, Alan Lowell, Karen Luessenhop, Corinne Morse, Moana Nepia, Kathryn Olcston, Bryan Olson, Loraine Olson, Kathy Quinn, Joel Reyenga, Tim Rochford, Nancy Schipper, Donna Shepard, John Smiley, John Thomas, Susan Timm, Patricia Torgeson, Terry Trapp, Dean Truckenbrod, Lisa Utiger, Vicky VanDan, Cindy Wilke, John Wilson. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Blue - Gold MOTTO A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Fairfield Grange Award: John Wilson, Kathy Whalen. Delavan Area Business and Professional Women's Club Award: Linda Dusenbury. Walworth County Medical Auxiliary Scholarship: Patricia Torgeson. Delavan-Darien Foundation Scholarships: Lori Gorgas, John Smiley, Mark Holman, Dawn Logterman, Donna Logterman. Claire Ruby Heath Nursing Scholarship: Patricia Torgeson. The Better Family Scholarship: Bruce Wendorf. St. Andrew's Latin American Society Award: Christina McGill. Delavan Service League Award: Shirley Carlson. Sherry Rozell Award: Deborah Bultman. Austin Studio Award: Robert Scott. Delavan Area Schools Non-Certified Employee Association Award: Kenneth Schultz. American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship: Andrew Kocs. Student Council Honor Scholarship: Rychie Breidenstein, Brian O'Connor. D-D S. E. A. Scholarship; Janet Hardt. Chamber of Commerce DECA Award: Marlys Kcech. Delavan Rotary Club Scholarship: Marcelene Beaulieu. League of United Latin American Citizens Award: Julian Salas. Harry H. Bliss Memorial Scholarship: Michael Bakko. Florence Dunwiddie Memorial Scholarship: Karen Luessenhop. Dora S. Arthur Awards: Nancy Beaty, Cynthia Engen, Timothy Rochford, Kenneth Schultz. Ajay Activities Club Award: Eric Pctermann. Borg Foundation Vocational Scholarship: Chris Hirte, Richard Hirte. Ajay Enterprises Corporation Scholarship: Sheryl DeWeerd. Sta-Rite Scholarship: Lisa Peterson. George W. Borg and Effie Borg Scholarship: Mike Bakko, Debra Gransee, Sandra Seuser. George W. Borg Engineering Scholarship: Diane Williams. 150 - graduation ADDIE, STANLEY: Boys' Choir 1,2; DEC A 3; Intramurals 4; Mixed Choir 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Choraliers 2. ANDERSON, DANE: DECA 3; Intramurals 3; Golf 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. ARBULU, ANGELA: AFS 4; Era 4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 4. ARNOLD, CHRISTINE: DECA 3; FBLA 3; CAA 1,2; On-the-job Training 4. BAAR, DEBRA: Class Secretary 3; On-the-job Training 4; Student Council 2,3. BAKlvO, MIKE: Cometeer 3,4; Concert Band I; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4. BANE, KATHY: AFS 3,4; DECA 3. 4; French Club I; urns' Track 1, 2,3; GAA 2; On-the-job Training 4 Student Council 4. BEATY, NANCY: French Club 1,2; Girls' Tennis 2; Homecoming Court 4; On-the-job Training 4. BEAULIEU, MARCELENLj FBLA 1, 3,4; Forensics 1; Girls' Track 3; BERE, JOHN: Cometeer 4; Cross Country 3; Work Experience 4. BONIFACE, TINA: Acappellu 4; AFS 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice President 4; Cometeer 3,4; Concert Band 1, 2; German Club 2, 3; Mixed Qn ir 1; Musical 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Ski Club 3,4; Symphonic Band 3; Choraliers 2, 3. BOUTELLE, TIMOTHY: Intramurals 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Varsity Club 4. BREIDENSTFJN, RYCHIE: Acappcl-!a 2,3,4; Cometeer 1,2; Drama Club 3; Forensics 2,4; French Club 1,2; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1,2, 3,4; NHS 2, 3,4; Selective Ensemble 1; Stage Band 1,2; Student Council 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Choraliers 2, 3. BIUCK, AMY: Era 2; French Club 2,3. BRIEGER, ANN: AFS 2; Cheerleading 2; Class Treasurer 3; DECA 3; Senior Activities Girls' Track 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4. BRITT, MARK: FFA 3,4; On-the-job Training 4. BULTMAN, DEBORAH: FBLA 2,4; Mixed Choir 1; On-the-job Training 4. BUTLMAN, NANCY: DECA 3,4; FBLA 1,2; GAA 1; On-the-job Training 4. CARLSEN, MARY JO: Acappella 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 2. CARLSON, SHIRLEY: French Club 1,2,3; Girls' Track 1; Gymnastics 3. CARTER, JOSEPH: Acappella 1,2; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 4; German Club 1; Musical 1,2; Prom Court 3; Football 1,2; Student Council 1,2, 3,4. CARY, FF1ICIA: FBLA 4; FFA 2,3; Girls' Track 2,3; Ou-the-job •, Training 4. CHEN, VICTOR: AFS 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Cometeer 1,2; Era 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Intra-murals 1,2,3; Mixed Choir 1; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 1,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3. CHRISTIANSON, JAN: Couccrt Band 1; Football 4; Swimming 1, 2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. COLESON, LFNN1S: DEC A 3.4; On-the-job Training 4; Selective Ensemble 3,4; Crpss Country 1,2; Golf 3,4; Track 1,2. W DOERING, NANCY: FFA 3; GAA 1, 2; On-the-job Training 4. DORSEY, LINDA: Class Secretary 2; DECA 3 (Vice President); FBLA 1; Forensics 1,2,3; Girls' Tennis 1; Student Council 2,3,4 (Secretary). DUBEY, MICHAEL: Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basektball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4. DUSENBURY, LINDA: AFS 4; DECA 3,4; French Club 2,3; Girls' Choir 1; Mixed Choir 1; Student Council 4. DUTTON. SUSAN: Acappella 3,4; FFA 2,3; Girls' Track 1,2,3; CAA 1,2,3; Mixed Choir 1,2; Musical 3; On-the-job Training 4; Choraliers 3. ENGEN, CYNTHIA: FBLA 4; Stage Band 3,4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Transfer Student 3; Jazz Band 3,4; Pep Band 4. ERCKFRIT2, SANDRA: FBLA 3; Girls' Choir 1; Mixed Choir 1; On-the-job Training 4. ESCHENFFLDT, JEANNE: Acappella 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Track 2; Musical 1,2; Selective Ensemble 1; Choraliers 4. EVANS, JAMES: AFS 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; German Club 2; Cn-the-job Training 4; BasebalT 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Coif I; Varsity Club 4; Transfer Student 2. FABER, SIDNEY: DECA 4; Intramurals 3,4; Swimming 1. FIELDS, CAROLYN: FBLA 2,3,4; FFA 2; CAA 1,2; Cn-the-job Training 4; Work Experience 4. DAVISON, JAMES: Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2. GODINA, JOSEPH: Audio-Visual 1 Photo Club 3; Choraliers 2. GOLDSBERRY, BRENT: Art Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Transfer Student 3; Varsity Club 3,4. DECKER, LOUIS: Bovs' Pep Club 3; DECA 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4. CONZALEZ, ROSALINDA: Tennis DELACH, DEBRA: FBLA 2,3,4; li Work Experience 4. Girls' Tennis 2,3,4; Girls' Track 3; Ski Club 2,3,4. DELHEY, LAURA: AFS 2,3,4; Era 4; French Club 1; Girls' Golf 4; Mixed Choir 1; Pep Club 4; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4 DE WEERD, SHERYL: Cometeer 1, 2; Debate 3,4; Era 4; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; NHS 2, 3,4; Pom Court 3; Ski Club 1; Student Council 1,2,4. CCRCAS, LORI: AFS 2; Forensics 1,2; Three Act Play 3,4; One Act Play 3. CRANSEE, DEBRA: Acappella 4; Badger Girls' State 3; Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4; Era 3,4; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 1; Mixed Choir 1,2; Musical 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Selective Ensemble 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Choraliers 3. senior activities - 151 GRIFFIN, GARY: Audio-Visual 1,2, 3; Musical 1,2; Photo Club 1,2; Symphonic Band 1; Work Experience 4. CUILFR, MICHAEL: AFS 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. HANCHETTE, MARY: DECA 3,4; Girls' Track 1,2; GAA 1,2; On-the-job Training 4. HANN, JAMES: Acappella 1,2; Boys' Choir 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3,4. HARDT, JANET: Acappella 1,2,3, 4; Cometcer 2,3,4; German Club 1,4; Musical 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Selective Ensemble I, HAUNS, PHILLIP: Intramurals 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. HAYES, RANDY: Art Club 3; Cheerleading 3; FBLA 2; FFA 2; Girls' Choir 1; Girls' Track 1; GAA 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1; Pep Club 3. HEIMDAL, JAMES: Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,4; Varsity Club 4. HESEBECK, SHERRY: Cirls' Track 2. HETZEL, GREGORY: Concert Band 1; DECA 3; FBLA 2; Intramurals 3,4; Musical 1,3; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. MIBL, CURTIS: Football 1; Work Experience 4. HIRSCH, JOANNE: Musical 3; Choraliers 3. HIRTE, BARBARA: DECA 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4; Spanish Club 2. HIRTE, CHRISTIAN: Acappella 3, 4; Badger Boys' State 3; German Club 1,2, 3,4; IutTamurals 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Choraliers 2. HIRTE, RICHARD: Acappella 3,4; Debate 4; German Club 1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2,3; Chora-licrs 2. 152 - senior activities Senior Activities HOEKSTRA, MICHAEL: FFA 2, 3; On-the-job Training 4; Basketball 1. HOFFMAN, CONNIE: DECA 3; FBLA 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Tennis 2. HOLMAN, MARK: Acappella 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; Swimming 3; Track 2; Transfer Student I; Water polo 4; AFS Pcm 3. HOLT, DAVID: FFA 1,2, 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. HONEYAGER, GLENN: On-the-job Training 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 2; Varsity Club 3,4. HOPPE, TIMOTHY: FFA I, 2,3,4. HOYT, JEANNE, Transfer Student 4. HURLEY, BRIAN: DECA 3; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4. HUSCHKA, DOUGLAS: DECA 3; Golf 2,3; Student Council 3. ISOLA, JOHN: Class President 4; Prom Court 3; Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Student Council 4. JENINCA, BERNICE: DECA 3,4; Girls' Track 1; German Club 1,2, 3; On-the-job Training 4. JESKF., JEAN: FBLA 3; Cirls’ Swimming 1; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; On-the-job Training 4; Ski Club 3,4. JOHNSON, JANE: DECA 3,4; On-the-Job Training 4. JOHNSON, RUTH: Library Club 1, 2,3,4; Swim Club 3,4. JUTZ, AARON: Cometeer 3; Mixed Choir I; Work Experience 4. KANT, LAURIE: Cometeer 1; FFA 2,3,4; Girls' Track 1, 2; GAA I, 2; library Club 1; On-the-job Training 4; All School Play 1. KEECH, MARLYS: AFS 3; Come-tecr 2,3; DECA 3,4; Girls' Choir 1,2; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 2; On-thc-Job Training 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4; Choraliers 2. KEMP. DEAN: Acappella 3,4; German Club 2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Work Experience 4; Choraliers 3,4. KNIIANS, DAWN: Art Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; German Club 1,2; GAA 3; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 4; NHS 4. KOCS, ANDREW: Acappella 2,3, 4; Badger Boys' State 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1,3,4; NHS 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Golf 2; Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 2,3, 4; Chess Club 2. KOEPN1CK, KAREN: DECA 3; Era 1, 2; French Club 2; Girls Track 2. KOPISCHK1E, SCOTT: Golf 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Work Experience 4. KRUECER, FRED: FFA I, 2,3,4; On-the-job Training 4; Football 1.2.3. KRUECER, VALERIE: Art Club 1, 2.3. 4; Ski Club 2. KUJAWA, KEITH: Audio-Visual 1, 2,3; DECA 3; Photo Club 1,2; Work Experience 4. KUTZ, VERONICA: Concert Band 1; Work Experience 4. LARSEN, DANIEL: Cometeer 1,2,3, 4; DECA 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Golf 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. LEEK, JOAN: AFS 4; Cheerlcading 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Girls' Track 1,2, 3; Girls' Swimming 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Homecoming Court 2; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4. LENZ, GARY: FFA 1; On-the-job Training 4. LIDEN, NANCY: Symphonic Band 2.3. LINK, LORI: Mixed Choir 1; Choraliers 2,3,4. LOGAN, STEPHAN: Homecoming Court 2; Intramurals 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2. LOGTERMAN, DAWN: Girls' Choir 1; Girls' Tennis 2,3,4; Girls' Track Track i.2, 3,4; GAA 1.2,3; In-tramurals !; Mixed Choir 1; NHS 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4; Pep Club 3,4; Varsity Club (Girls') 3.4. LOGTERMAN, DONNA: Girls' Choir 1; Girls' Tennis 2,3,4; Girls' Track 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; On-the-job Training 4; Pep Club 3,4; Girls' Varsity Club 3.4. LONG, KATHY: Cheerlcading 1,2, 4; Era i,2; Homecoming Court 3; NHS 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3 (President); Student Council 2,4. LOWELL, ALAN: Audio-Visual 2; Concert Band 2; Musical 2,3,4; Swimming 4; Stage Band 3,4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Transfer Student 2; Jazz Band 3 4. LUESSENHOP, KAREN: Acappella 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerlcading 2; Class Sec-re tary 1; .Medical Careers Club 1, 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3; Swing Choir 2. MC CABE, RICHARD: Baseball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Work Experience 4. MC CARRAGHER, STEVEN: Concert Band 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 1, 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Water Polo 1, • 3,4. I MC KINNEY, JEFFREY: Basketball 2; Football 1; Work Experience 4. MC KOY, WILLIAM: Ski Club 1,2, 3.4. UwT 5 Jjj MC MILLAN, DIANE: Cheerlcading 2; DECA 3,4; On-the-job Training 4; Pep Club 2. MC NAMARA, WENDY: AFS 1.2, 3,4; Art Club 1; Cometeer 4; Era 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Track 1; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4; All School Ploy 1,2,3. MARKLING, TOM: On-the-job Training 4. MARSHALL, DENNIS: Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3.4. MATSON, DAVID: DECA 4; Swimming 1.2,3,4. MAWHINNEY, LISA: Choraliers 2.3.4. MKINSCHOCK, SCOTT: DECA 3; Intramurals 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 3; Track 2. 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3.4. Senior Activities MOEHRKE, MARIANNE: AFS 2,3. 4; Forensics 4; Girls' Tennis 1.2, 3; Girls’ Track 1,2; Musical 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. MONROE, MARK: FBLA 1,2; Intra-muxal 2,3,4; Prom Court 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 3; Golf 1; Varsity Club 3,4. MULDER, DANIEL: Acappella 4; Work Experience 4; Choralicrs DECA 4; Forensics 1,2; Girls' Track 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. OLSON. PEGGY: Work Experience 4. PARKER, LEANNE: Acappella 4; Art Club 3,4; Choralicrs 2,3,4. PELECH, GARY: On-thc-job Training 4. PELNAR, KATHRYN: Accappella 4; Mixed Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Choralicrs 3,4. MURPHY, MICHAEL: Work Experience 4. MUTM| JEFFREY: Swimming 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Work Experience 4. NEPIA, MOANA: AFS 4; Homecoming Court 4; Cross Country 4; Swimming 4; Track 4; Varsity Club 4. NICHOLS, JUDITH: Girls' Golf I; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2, 3,4. N1EUWENHUIS, ELI: Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Work Experience 4. PETERMANN, ERIC: Badger Boys' State 3; Cometeer 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2, 3; Debate 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Symphonic Band 4; Varsity Club 3,4. PETERSON, LISA: AFS 2,3,4; Badger Girls' State 3; Class President 1; Era 4; Forensics 2,3; Girls' Choir 1; Girls' Golf 2; German Club 2,3,4; Mixed Choir I; Musical 1; NHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 1,2; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4. PIERSON, ROBERT: Boys' Pep Club 3; Homecoming Court 1; Basketball 1; Football 1; Track I. NOSTRANT, KATHLEEN: Cheer-leading 3,4; DECA 3,4; Era 1,2; Forensics 2,3,4; French Club 1, 2; Girls' Tennis 1; On-thc-job Training 4; Pep Club 3,4; Prom Court 1; Student Council 2. O'CONNOR. BRIAN: Badger Boys' State 3; Debate 3,4; Forensics 3, 4; Intramurals 3,4; NHS 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 4. O'CONNOR, MARY: Concert Band 1; DECA 3; GAA 2; Library Club 1; Musical 1; On-thc-job Training 4; Symphonic Band 1,2, 3,4; Chor-aliers 2,3; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. OLESTON, KATHRYN: Acappella 1,2,3; Girls' Track 1,3; GAA 3; Home com ng Court (Queen) 4; Musical 1,3; Pep Club 3,4; Syjn- . phonic Band 1, 2, 3,4. OLSON, BRYAN: Badger Boys' State 3; Homecoming Court 4; Musical 4; Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 2, 3,4; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Jan Band 1,2, 3,4. OLSON LORA INE: Cheerlcading 1. 2,3,4; Closs Vice President 1,2; PROKOP, WILLIAM: On-the-job Training 4; Football 3; Swim -ming 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1. QUINN, KATHLEEN: AFS 2,3,4; Girls' Golf 2,3,4; GAA 3; Ski Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4; Girls' Vanity Club 3 4. RAMIREZ, BENITO: Football 1,2; Track‘1. REED, SHARON: FHA 4; Girl's Golf 4; Girls' Swimming 1; On-the-job Training 4. RETZLAFF, PAULA: Acappella 2, 3,4; Art Club 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 2, 3. REYENGA, JOEL: FFA 1,2,3; Prom Court 2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2; Symphon-P ic Band 3,4; Work Experience 4; Jaz2 Band 3,4. ROBBINS, SUSAN: Acappella 1; FBLA 3; French Club 1; Girls' Tennis 2; Girls' Track 2. ROCHFORD, TIMOTHY: In tr a murals 4; Spanish Club 2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4. senior activities - 1S3 ROLtfJG, EDWARD: Acappella 4; Homecoming Court 3; Intramurals 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4, SALAS, JULIAN: Boys' Choir 1,2; Class President 3; DECA 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; On-the-job Training 4; Swimming 1; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Choraliers 2. SALMON, MARY: FBLA 1,2,3; FFA 1; Girls' Track 3,4; CAA 1, 2, 3; On-the-job Training 4. SARGENT, ROBERTA: Concert Band 1,2; DECA 3; FBLA 3; FFA 2; On-the-job Training 4. SCHAUER, RICHARD: FFA t. SCHEURELL, JOSfcPH: Cometeer 2,3; Football 1,2; Coif 1. SCHIPPER, NANCY: Girls' Swimming 2, 3,4; German Club 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Mixed Choir 1; NHS 3,4; Ski Club 2,3, 4.1 -SCHMID. PATRICIA: Acappclla 4; Girls' Choir 1; Mixed Choir 2; Pep Club 3; Selective Ensemble 2; Chorallers 3. SCHMIDT, RAND: Boys' Choir !, «2; FFA 3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2; On-the-job Training 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1, 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; ChoreJier 2. SCHULTZ, KEN: Intramural 3; Football 1,2; Work Experience SCHULZE, VICTOR: DECA 3,4; ETA 3,4; Cn-thc-Job Training 4; Transfer Student 3. SCHUTT. DAN: FFA 1,2, 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4. SCOTT, ROBERT: Acappclla 1; Art Club 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 1, 2, 3. SEUSF-R, SANDRA: Acappclla 2,3, 4; Girls' Choir 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Golf 1,2; Girls' Tennis 1,3,4; German Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1,2,3; NHS 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Symphonic Band 1, 2,3,4; Jazz Band I, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Swing Choir 2. SHEPARD, DONNA: Art Qub tfj, 3,4; Cometcer 2; Girls' Track 1; !54 - senior activities Senior Activities Girls' Swimming 1,2; Ski Club SHREVES, PAUL: DECA 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4; Golf 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. SIKES, DAVID: On-thc-Job Training 4. SKLENAR, BARBARA: AFS 3,4; Era 2, 3; Girls' Choir 1; Girls' Track 2; Girls' Swimming 2,3; 4; German Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 3; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4; Water Polo Club 3,4; Swim Club 3,4. SMILEY, JOHN: Intramural 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Football 1,2,4; Tennis 3; NHS 4. SMITH, WILLIAM: Boys' Choir 2; Ski Club 4; Work Experience 4... SPENCFR, JACK: Concert Band I; On-the-job Training 4; Swimming 2,3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Jaa Band 2,3,4 STEBN1TZ, DANIEL: DECA 4; On-the-job Training 4; Spanish Club 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; Varsity Club 4. STF1NBICER, IOAN� A rt C1 ub 2; CheerJeading 3; Concert Band 1; Girls’ Track 1,2; Girls' Sv.lm-ming 2,3,4; Pep Club'3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Work Experience 4. SfROHM, MARY: Work Experience .SVENSEN, MARK: Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Water polo 2,3,4. SWETS, HAROLD: Acappella 2,3, 4; Audio-Visual !; Poys’ Choir 1; Mixed Choir 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1, 2; Photo Club 1; Chorallers 1,2, 3,4. TE1CH, CYNTHIA: Cheerleading 2,3,4; Girls' Track I; Girls' Swimming I; On-th-job Training 4; Prom Court 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Student Council I; Girls' Gymnastics 3. TERPSTRA, JAMES: FFA 1,2,3,4; On-the-job Training 4; Prom Court 4; Basketball 1; Football 2. TFR STEEGE, JUDlTHr FBLA 2. THOMAS, JCHN: Cn-the-job Train's 4. THOMAS, TERRANCE: Concert Band 1; FFA 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Stage Band 2, 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4. TIMM, SUSAN: Transfer Student TOLLKUHN, DAVID: Boys' Pep Club 3; Football 1,2,4; Swimming 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. TORGESON, PATRICIA: Class Treasurer 2; French Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls’ Choir 1; Girls' Track 2; Girls' Swimming 1,2; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Prom Court 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (President); NHS 4. TRAPP, TERRY: Boys' Pep Club 3; Concert Band 1,2; DECA 3; FFA 1; Intramurals 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3,4. TRUCKENBRCD, DEAN: Acappclla 1; Boys' Choir 1; Concert Band 1; UTIGFR, LISA: Mixed Choir I; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Work Experience 4. VAN ACKER, KATHLEEN: Cheerleading 1,3; Girls' Tennis 1; CAA 3; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 3; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Choraliers 2,3. VAN DAN, VICKY: Class Secretary 1; Girls' Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Track 1,2, 3,4; GAA 3; Homecoming Court 3; Musical 1; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Symphonic Band 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Varsity Club Secretary 3; Girls' Varsity Club President 4; Jazz Band 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Gymnastics 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4. VECTER, DEBRA: FBLA 4. VENEMA, KAREN: On-the-job Training 4. WALSH, CAROLYN: Transfer Student 4. W'EBERPAL, CATHY: Chcerleading 3,4; Girls' Track 1; CAA I; Pep Qub 3,4. WELCH, CURTIS: On-the-job Training 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. WENDORF, BRUCF: Concert Band 1; German Club 1,2, 3,4; Musical FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; On-the-job Training 4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 2, 3; lazz Band 1,2, Senior Activities 3; NHS 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Stage Band 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Jazz Band 2, 3,4. WHALEN, KATHY: Concert Band 1; FBLA 3; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; jazz Band 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4. WILKE, CINDY: Concert Band 1; Ski Club 1,2. WILKINS, NELLIE: Concert Band 1; Girls' Track 2; Work Experience 4. WILLIAMS, DELMAR: Concert Band I; Musical 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. WILLIAMS, DIANE: AFS 3,4; Era 4; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Transfer Student 3. WILLLXMS, MELODY: AFS 4; DECA 3,4; French Club 1; Girls' Track 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Choir 1; On-thc-Job Training 4. WILSON, JOHN: Concert Band 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4; On-thc-job Training 4; Symphonic Band 2. WOBIG, PAULA: FFA 1. ZEA, SHERRY: FBLA 2. ZWEIFEL, CINDY: Cometeer 1; DECA 3,4; Girls' Swimming 2,3, 4; Library Club 1,2,3; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4; Work Experience 4; Swim Club 3,4. Index A Addic, Kathleen (10) 99, 111 Addie, Stan (12)60,80, 90.128 Adkins. Monty (9) 54.78, - 102 Adney, Donna (11) 72. 119 Alder, Julie (9) 51,52,57, 61,67,77,99, 102 Allic, Janet (11) 51,52,56, 99.119 Ambrose, Deborah (11)61, 64.74.119 Anclam, William (10) 62, 111 Andersen, Liz (10) 60, 86, 89.111 Anderson, Dane (12) 128 Anderson, Toni (9) 102 Aponte, Luis (9) 92,102 Aponte, John (10) 61,91, 95.111 Aponte, Judy (11) 54, 119 Arbulu, Angela (12) 24,50, 128 Arnold, Christine (12) 128 AUER, LOTTIE 4 August, Cheryl (11) 37,67, 119 August, Jeffrey (9) 54,65, 67,86,102 B Baar, Debra (12) 128 Baar, James (9) 62,102 Baar, William (11) 62, 119 Babcock, Janet (11) 54,57, 72,119 BAERBOCK, DFAN 4 Baker, Carl (9) 67, 102 Baker, Carol (11) 119 Bakko, Michael (12) 24, 51,52,56,66,86, 128 Bane, JoAnn (9) 58,67,83, 102 Bane, Kathy (12) 58,72, 128 BARBER, NORMA JC 4, 89 Barr, William (11) 119 Barry, Cindy (10) 53 Barry, Jean (11) 57,70,99, 119 Barry, Judy (10) 67,99,111 Barta, Tammy (9) 102 Bashaw, Cynthia (10) 111 Bates, Lynctte (10) 54,58, 69,111 Bauer, Allan (9) 54, 102 Bauer, Beverly (11) 119 Bauer, Steven (12) 128 Beaulieu, Carol (9) 102 Beall, Cheryl (11) 57,69, 86.119 Beane, Joy (11) 62,120 Beaty, Michael (12) 129 Beaty, Nancy (12) 25, 129 Beaulieu, Carol (9) 55 Beaulieu, Donald (10) 111 Beaulieu, Marceiene (12) 57,129 Becker, Kathy (11) 54,63, 120 BEHAR, STEVE 4, 57 Belau, Michael (11) 36,69, 70.120 Benstcad, Rodney (9) 54, 71,86,102 Bentley, Charlene (9) 71, 102 Bere, Nancy (10) 53,55, 111 Bere, John (12) 51, 129 Bergren, Mark (9) 62, 102 BER1NGER, DON 4 Bcrkompas, Rhea (9) 71, 102 BERKOMPAS, RUTH 4 Bethel, Carrie (10) 58,67, 111 Beycrl, Laura (11) 120 Bichardt, Anne (10) 52,57, 61,70,77, 111 Bish, Bambi (9) 55,83,93, 102 Blackman, Jeff (9) S4, 86, 92,102 Blackman, Lori (10) 53, 99,111 Blankc, Betty (10) 53,112 Bogart, Patricia (9) 102 Bond, Jcfferv (9) 84, 102 Boncss, Jeff (11) 120 tJoness, Linda (10 ) 58, 86, 112 [Boniface, Scott (10) 62,67, 70,78,112 Boniface, Tina (12) 51, S6, 58,69, 129 Bottcnsek, Donald (9) 102 Boutclle, Timothy (12) 60, 90 94 129 Boviall,’ Patrick (tO) 81,91, 95,112 Bovi all, Walter (11) 60,90, 98,120 Bozzy, Terri (11) 120 Bradford, Wally (10) 78, 98,112 Braenne, Rachaellc (9) 102 Braenne, Rory (10) 63,102 Brahm, Michael (9) 92,98, 102 BRE1DENBACK, DON 5 Breidenback, Toni (10) 25, 27 S3 112 BRE1DENSTE1N, BFAUFCRD S, 81,94 Briedenstein, Rychie (12) 36,56,69, 129 Brewer, Gary (11) 69, 120 Brick, Amy (12) 72, 129 Brick, Cheryl (10) 52,61, 112 Brieger, Ann (12) 52, 129 Brieger, Donna (11) 56,58, 60,61, 74,99, 120 Brieger, Mary (9) 61,67, 77,99, 102 Britt, Mark (12) 62,129 BRONSON, RON 95 Brovold, Mary (11) 69,120 Brown, Ceorgia (11) 52,61, 67,69,120 Brown, Susan (9) 53,67,71, 77,86,102 Bruley, Edwin (11) 36, 70, 120 Buhler, Steve (11) 62, 72, 94,120 Bultman, Deborah (12) 57, 129 Bultman, Jane (10) 112 Bultman, Nancy (12) 72, 129 Bunnell, Davie (9) t02 Burch, John (11) 69, 120 Burch, Karen (9) 55,102 Bxnton, Lance (10) 51,56, 112 Burwell, David (11) 70, 7S, 97.120 Butters, Brian (9) 102 Byrne, Sherri (9) 25,52,53, 67,71,83,99, 102 V Byrne, Terri (9) 53,99,102 C Cain, Jason (9) 102 V Cain, Reed (12) 72 Cameron, Andrew (9) 27, 54,62,84,102 Carlsen, Mary Jo (12) 53, 69,129 Carlson, Eric (11) 120 Carlson, Shirley (12) 72, Carroll, Heidi (10) 52,53, 57,64,112 Carter, Joseph (12) 52, 129 Carter, Mimi (11) 63,99, 120 Carter, Monica (9) 67,71, 102 Carter, Steve (10)91,112 Cary, Felicia (12)57 130 Cary, Karen (10) 62, 112 Cary, Michael (9) 62, 102 Cary, Patricia (11) 72, 120 Cary, Sharyn (9) 55,62, 102 2 Casagranda, Lynn (9) 54, 67,71 Casagranda, Sue (11) 55, 57,65,67,69 70,120 Casillas, Wally ($ '81,92, 103 Castro, Perl a (9) 99,103 Chamberlin, Brenda (11) 57,86, 120 Chapin, Tammy (9) 83, 93,103 Chapman, Carrie (9) 103 Chapman, Samuel (11) 60,82.120 Chariesworth, Robert (9) 103 Chen, Victor (12) 50,52, 56,58,60,61,86,130 Chesko, Jay (10) 112 index - 155 Index Chielcwski, Sandrulec (12) 130 Christianson, Gregory (9) 65.66.98.103 Christianson, Jan (12) 60, 90,98,130 Christianson, Mark (11) 60.62.72.120 Christoplierson. James (ID 120 Clark, Heather (11) 50,56. 67, 120 Clement, Anna (11) 54,63, 99.120 Clement, JoAnnc (9) 99, 103 Clement, Karen (9) 58, 67.99.103 Cleveland, Brenda (10) 112 Coehoorn, Ann (9) 103 Coleson, Lcnnis (12) 72, 130 Compton, Christine (11) 120 Compton, Cheryl (11) 120 Conner, James (11) 121 Consoer, Cindy (10) 51, 112 Consoer, Quentin (11) 121 Constable, Sue (11) 72, 121 Constable, Timothy (10) 62. 112 Contreras, Alex (10) 112 Cook, Tom (10)81,95, 112 Coon, Brian (10) 112 Copus, Cindy (10)62, 112 Cossman, Dixie (11) 121 Costello, Sandra (9) 103 Costello, Tim (12) 130 Crispell, Jeff (10)91,95 98.113 Cruikshank, Bruce (12) 130 Cumming, Myra (9) 53, 103 Cunningham, Jeff (10) 62, 78.113 Cunningham, Kathy (9) 103 D Dahl. Deb (9 ) 53,54,71, 77, 103 Dahl. Kathy (10) 53,5S, 70.113 Dahl. Lisa (10) 113 Dailey, Scott (9) 103 Damore, Kris (9) 103 Dumpier, Karen (9) 103 Danielson, Jeaua (10) 57, 61,70, 77,113 DAUMLER, WALTER 5,57 Davis, Chris (10) 113 Davis, Kimberly (9) 51,67, 103 Davis, Sue (9) 53, 103 Davis, Tammy (11) 63,67, 121 Davis, Wendy (11) 27,34, 60, 62,65,67, 72, 121 156 - index Davison, James (12) 130 Davison, Jeanne (10)67, 113 Deal, Julie (10) 113 Decker, Julie (10) 113 Decker, Louis (12) 90, 130 Dederich, Claudia (9) 67, 86, 103 DE-FRANESCO, GEORGE 5 DeHaan, Carlyn (11) 121 Delach, Debra (12) 57. 130 Delaney, Barb (9) 51,52, 58.64.67, 103 Delaney, Bob (11) 52, 55, 58,65,66, 121 Delaney, Sandy (10) 34, 58.67.113 Dclhey, Laura (12) 50, 58. 60,61,63, 130 Dcnnert, Janet (11), 55, 58,61.70,76,99, 121 Dennert, John (9) 27.63. 103 Dcnnert, Ken (11) 66. 97, 121 Dent, Kathy (11) 72. 121 Dcrge, Gerald (10) 113 Deschncr, Jerry (11) 60, 80.90.119.121 DESCHNER. RON 5,78,92 Deschncr, Terri (11)60, 61.67, 89,99, 119, 121 DeWeerd, Barbara (10) 51, 52.57, 113 DeWeerd, Sheryl (12) SO, 52.54.55.56.57, 130 DeWolfe, Lisa (9) 71, 103 Dillcnbeck, David (9) 62, 70,71,103 DiUenbcck, Kathy (10) 113 DZLLNER, JAMES 6 DINSMORE, CAROL 6 DJUPMAN, RUTH 6 Dodge, Brad (9) 103 Doering. Nancy (12) 130 Dorsey, Linda (12)53, 130 Dragcl, Kathy 56,58,61, 74, 121 Drain, Doris (11) 65,67. 89.121 Dram, John (9)97,98, 103 Driscoll, Matthew (9) 103 Dubey, Michael (12) 80. 90.131 DuCharme, Anne (10) 60, 113 DuCharme, Teresa (11) 55.57.83.121 Ducstcrbeck, Cindy (10) 62.113 Ducsterbeck, Lori (It) 64, 121 Dunbar, Jacqueline (9) 103 Duncan, Linda (10) 113 Dunham, Phyllis (9) 55, 67, 103 Dusenbary, Linda (12) 52, 58, 72, 131 Dutton, Susan (12) 69,131 E Earnest, Ron (11) 60,63, 69,78,90,98, 121 Edler, Rhonda (9)61, 103 Edwards, Jack (10) 25.91. 95,98,113 Edwards, Michael (9) 86, 92.96.103 Eickstcadt, Richard (10) 113 Ekman, Mark (9) 64,86. 92.103 Emery-, Robert (10) 113 Engen, Cynthia (12) 57, 65,67,131 Erkfitt, Debbie (10) 54, 62.66, 113 Erckfritz, Sandra (12) 131 Erckfritz, Susan (10) 113 Eschcnfeldt, Jeanne (12) 70 Evans, James (12) 60, 72, 131 Evans, John (10) 27, 113 Evink, Kae (11) 63. 121 F Faber, Greta (10) 113 Faber, Nancy (10) 62,113 Faber, Sidney (12) 131 Fagan, Barb (9) 51, S3,60, 61,6S, 67,83,99, 103 Faltinson, Dawn (11) 121 Faretta, Bill (10) 55,26,113 Faretta, Mavis (9) 54,103 Farnsworth, Jerry (9) 71, 103 Farnsworth, Joanne (11) 62,121 Featherstone, Ruth (10) 113 Feddcma, Edith (11) 54, 63,69,99, 122 Ferguson, Dorothy (10) 113 Fieldhousc, Cathy (10) 113 Fieldhouse, Patti (9) 103 Fields, Carolyn (12) S7, 131 Fields, Donald (11) 122 Fladten, Linda (9) 104 Fladten, David (10) 113 Fladten, Peter(11) 122 Fleming, Lon (10) 113 Flood, Patrick (9) 86,92, 96.104 Folkers, Jean (9) 53,104 Fraser, Brian (9) 71,110 Frazier, Rob (11) 51, S6, 58,60,72,80,119,122 Frasier, Bill (9) 52,67, 86, 104 Frey, Diane (9) 104 Fricders, Kevin (10) 113 Friosdma, Joan (9) 71, lOl C Galindo, Fidel (9) 71,92, 104 Galindo, Oralia (10) 113 Gallagher, Mark (9) 104 Gallagher, Mike (11) 122 Gallagher, Virginia (10) 70.113 Calles, Joel (10)91,95, 98.113 Galvan, David (10) 113 Galvan, Juan (11) 53,122 Galvan, Sylvia (9) 104 GARCZYNSKl, RANDALL 6 Garccht, Ken (11) 60,69, 72, 80,90,122 Garza, Diane (10) 113 Gasch, William (11) 122 Gerharz, Tim (10) 113 Giannonatti, Mark (11) 51.72.90.94.98.122 Gifford, Creg (9) 86, 104 Gifford, Kevin (11) 27, 122 Gifford, Susan (10) 52, S3, 60.61.83.99.113 Gilden, Barbara 93,99 Godina, Augustine (9) 104 Godina, Celia (9) 53,104 Godina, Joseph (12) 131 Godina, Virginia (10) 64, 70.113 Goff, Ken (10) 113 Goldsberry, Brent (12) 86,131 Goldsberry, Cayc (9) 104 Gonzales, Esmeralda (9) 104 Gonzales, Maria (11) 61, 76.122 Gonzales, Ricky (10) 113 Gonzales, Rosalinda (12) Gonzales, San Juana (9) 104 Gonzales, Sylvia (9) 104 Gorgas, Lori (12) 131 Grabow, Suzanne (9) 71, 93.104 Craff, Erick (9)65,67,71, 104 Gransec, Deb (12) SO, S6, 57,61,74, 131 Greenwood, Darlene (9) 104 Greer, Gordon, (10) 113 Griffin, Gerald (9)67,104 Grossman, Linda (10) 113 Grover, Mike (10) 60,90, 95,98,114 Gruel, Suzann (10) 63,114 Guevara, Rosalinda (12) 132 Cuiler, Ann (9)51,57, 58.89.104 Guiler, Michael (12) 25, 58, 78,90, 132 Guiler, Nancy (11)52,58, 72.122 Guzman, Irma (11) 122 H Hagen, Mark (11) 122 Halfmann, Brad (9) 67, 104 Halfmann, Mark (12) 132 Hall, Brenda (9) 71, 104 Haman, Cheryl (10) 114 HANNAMAN, STEVE 6 Hanchctte, Margaret, (10) J 14 Hanchctte, Mary (12) 72 Hanchettc, Paul (10) 84, 114 HANDRICH, SUZANNE 6 Hann, Ellen (11)62, 122 Hann, James (12) 62 HANSEN, ADELINE 6 Hansen, Gregory (10) 114 Hansen, Tammy (11)61, 66.93.122 Hanssen, Jeffrey (11) 122 Hardt, Janet (12) 36, 51, 54.56.69.132 Harmel, Gary (9) 104 Hartmann, Bob (11) 66,80, 90.122 Hartmann, David (10) 66, 78.91.114 Hauns, Phillip (12) 60,90, 98.132 HAWK1NSON, REGINALD 6 Hayes, Michael (9 ) 54,67, 70, 71,1 OS Hayes, Randy (12) 132 Heath, Michael (12) 132 Heimdal, James (12) 25, 62.78.90.132 Heimstra, Jamie (9) 86, 93 HeJhal, Eugene (11) 122 Hcjhal, Wayne (10) 114 Helgeson, Cindy (9) I OS Heller, Christy (9) 105 Heller, Mark (11) 122 Hcllwig, Jodie (11) 51,61, 122 Henriott, Jim (11)62,72, 86.90.122 Hensey, John (11) 50, 52, 56,58,60,86,90,94, 122 Herrera, Tomasa (11) 122 Herron, Sherry' (10) 34,54, 65.67.114 HESSENTHALER, DARRELL 97,98 HESSNER, DENNIS 7, 54 Hettel, Gregory (12) 60, 66.82.132 Hibl, Curtis (12) 132 Hibl, Scott (9) £ 2,105 Hicmstra, Jamie (9) 54, 71,99,105,86,93 Hirsch, Joanne (12) 70, 132 Hirsch, Russell (9) 105 Hirte, Barbara (12) 72, 132 Hirtc, Christian (12) 36, 54,60,69,78,97, 132 Hirte, Richard (12) 36,55, 56.69.132 Hisel, Ernest (10) 114 Hisel, Lawrence (9) 54,105 Hoag, Jay (11)51,55,56, 60.86.94.122 HOEHNKE, JAMES 7 Hoekstra, Michael (12) 132 HOEVELER, TED 7 Hoffman, Cindy (12) Hoffmann, Stephen (9) 92, 96,98,105 Index Holden, Kathryn (11) 56, 69.122 Holden, Nanette (10) 114 Holister, Becky (9) 105 Hollister, Teresa (!2) 72, 133 HOLMAN, GLEN 7,48, 62 Holman, Lee (9) 58,62, 71,98, 105 Holman, Mark (12) 90, 133 Holt, David (12) 60,62,78, 90.133 Holt, Eva (9) 52,77,86, 105 Holt, John (10)27,55,62. S4,n4 m Holt, Mildred (10) SI,86, 114 Holt, Robert (11)60,62, 90.94.98.122 Honeyager, Glen (12)94, 133 Honkan, Wilbur (9) 105 Hopkins, Sherri (9) 105 Hopkins, Wes (11) 60,90, 122 Hopkins, William (9) 53, 81,91,96,105 Hoppe, Tim (12) 48,62, 133 Hoyt, Jeanne (12) 133 HUCKABY, N.C. 7 Hudak, Jeffery (II) 72, 97.98.122 Hudlik, Sandra (9) 86, 105 Hudson, Michael (9) 105 Huisheerc, Donald (11) 54.56.122 Hummel, Dianne (11) 64.99.122 Hummel, Jon (9) 62,105 HURLBUT, RICK 7 Hurley, Brian (12) 60, 80, 90.133 Huschka, Douglas (12) 88, 133 Hurschka, Mary (10) 34, S4,60,61,93, 114 Huttncr, Lori (10) 55,67, 114 I Jsola, Todd (12) 52, 133 (sola, Kristin (11) 122 J Jacobs, Kenneth (10) 144 JAMES, MAE 8 Jansen, Kathleen (11) 122 lanes, Kevin (10) 86,95, 114 Jcdlicka, Edward (9) 86,92, 105 jedlicka, Gary (11) 72,86, 122 Jedlicka, Joleen (11) 61, 74,122 Jeninga, Belinda (10) 62, 114 Jeninga, Bernice (12) 72, 133 Jeninga, Edward (9) 54, 105 Jeninga, John (9) 105 Jeninga, William (9) 105 JENNINGS, GERALDINE 8, 64 Jeske, Albert (11) 60,72, 80,90, 123 Jeske, Jean (12) 133 Jeske, Michael (9) 54, 88 105 JOHNSON, GLENN 8,86, 92 94 Johnson, Jane (12) 72,133 JOHNSON, LINDA 8 Johnson, Mark (11) 72, 133 Johnson, Ruth (12) 55,6! 133 Johnson, Sue (9) 105 Justen, Ted (9) 92,105 Jutz, Aaron (12) 133 Jutz, Betty (9) 53,SS,83, 105 Jut , Jesse (10) 114 Jutz, Robin (10) 55,114 K Kant, Laurie (12) 142 Karcher, Linda (10) 114 Karsten, Michael (12) 82, 133 Karsten, Pat (II) 88,123 Kawczynski, Mark (9) 84, 88,92,10S Kecch, Marlys (12) 72, 133 KEEFE, JOHN 8,98 KELLY, BRUCE 8 Kemp, Dean (12) 69 Key, Timothy (9) 62,105 Kilkenny, Jo Ellen (11) 50,-53, S6,57, 58, 89,99, 123 Kilroy, Terry (10) 114 KINNUNEN, RAYMONDS Kircoff, Warren (12) 1 34 Kirkam, Daniel (9)91,96, 105 Kirkham, Juanita (I I) 52, 61,72,132 Kitzman, Vicky (9) 99, 106 Klade, Terry (10)91,114 Klade, Patricia (9) 53, 106 Klade, Seline (11)123 Klade, Timothy (11) 66, 123 Klevin, Diane (10) 114 Klevin, Sharon (11) 70, 123 Klcwer, Elizabeth (9) 106 KLUMB, GEORGE, 9,27 Knilans, Dawn (12) 25, 56, 134 Kobasick, Brian (9) 106 Kocs, Andrew (12) 36,56, 60, 69,82,88,97 Kocs, Nancy (10) 27,51, 52.57.114 Kochi, George (10) 54,62, 78.114 Koepnick, Karen (12) 111, 134 Koepnick, Linda (10) 114 Kohler, Mark (10)81,91, 95,114 Kohler, Sue (9) 52, S3, 71, 106 Kopischkie, Scott (12)82, 134 Kordoskv, Tim (II) 123 Koschc, Jim (11) 123 Kosche, Perter (10) 114 KOVAL, ROBERT 9 KOWIESKI, EDMUND 9 Kraayeveld, Ralph (9) 54, 106 Krause, Amber (10) 53,83, v 114 Krause, Cheryl (11) 62, 106, 123 Krause, Shelley (9) S3,55 Krogman, Dave (II) 72, Krogman, Mary (10) 114 Krueger, Fred (12) 134 Krueger, Valerie (12) 134 Kruizenga, Sandra (10) 124 Kuntz, Fay (9) 106 Kuntz, Mike (10) 91,115 Kutz, Dave (10) 114 Kutz, Veronica (12) 134 L Lagg, Susan (11) 65,67, 69,123 Lamb, Patti (10) 114 LAND!, FRANCIS 9 La� fhii$t ohn-K 5S,67, Larsen, Dan (12 ) 25 , 72, 134 Larson, Karrie (9) 67,71, f 106 Lazzeroni, Michael (9) 88, 92.96.106 Lazzeroni, Tom (11)67, 88 123 Lee,’Debbie (10) 52,57, 11S Lee, Ronald (9) 81,92, 102 Leek, Joan (12) 58,74, 134 Leek, John (10) 115 Leru, Gary (12) 134 Lidcn, Nancy (12)67, 134 Uourancc, Georgette (9) 71.106 Llllenhoff, James (9) 106 Linden, Michael (11) 80, 124 Linden, Patricia (10) 115 Liuk, Lori (12) 70,135 Linnenkohl, Sue (II) 65, 66,69,70,124 Loss, James (10) 115 Livingston, Brent (11) 60, 65,67,70, 82, 124 Livingston, Dnwna (9) 53, 67.71.106 Lloyd, Douglas (10) 34,62, 63.70,72.78, 115 Logan, Jon (10)91,115 Logan, Steve (12) 133 Logtcrman, Dawn (12) 61, 86,135 ■ ■ Index - 157 Index Logterman, Donna (12) 61, 86.99.135 Logterman, Doralee (11) 52.57.124 Logterman, Doug (10) 98, US Logterman, Karl (9) 61,62, 71.106 Logterman, Kristie (11) 56,69, 124 Long, Kathy (12) 25, 52, 61.74.135 Long, Terri (10) 60,61, 77.99.115 Long, William (10) 115 Loudon, Bob (9) 34,51, 53.67.106 LOVE, JOHN 9,58 LOVE, PAT 10 Loyvell, AUn (12) 27,34, 61.65.66.72.82, 135 Lowell, Eric (9) 34, 72,84, 106 Lowell, Cary (10) 34,63, 72,84, US Lubis, Kelly (9) 71,77, 106 Luessenhop, Karen (12) 63 M Maass, Coleen (10) 86, 115 Mansfield, David (10) 62, 86.115 Markling, Tracy (10) 91 Marsicano, Roxanne (10) 115 Martin, Peggy (11) 67,124 Marz, Richard (11) 54,88, 124 Manahl, Curt (10)62,66, 86.115 Marzahl, Scott (11) 124 Mathison, Tessi(U)72, 124 Mattison, Wendy (9) 71, 86.106 Matson, David (12) 60, 72.82, 136 Mattke, Jacalyn (10) 55 Maurer, Ronald (10) 86, 95.115 Mawhinney, James (10) 62.66.69.86.115 Mawhinney, Lisa (12) 70, 136 McBride, Timothy (11) 124 McCabe, Dan (10) 81,82, 91.115 McCabe, Richard (12) 90, 135 McCarragher, Kevin (11) 60.94.98.124 McCarragher, Steve (12) 60,61,82 McClellan, Mari (10)115 McClellan, Robert (9) 86, 92.96.102.106 McClellan, Tom (11) 25, 62.124 McCoy, John (11) 55,58, 69, 70,90,124 McCoy, Virginia (9) 52,71. 86.99.106 158 - index McGill, Christina (12) 72, 106,135 McGill, Jose (9)67,71,86, 92 McGregor, Tim (10) 88,95, 115 McKinney, Jeff (12) McKoy, Carrie (10) 115 McKoy, William (12) 135 McMillan, Diane (12) 72, 135 McMillian, Ron (9) 81, 92.96.106 McNamara, Kellie (9) 50, 71.77.106 McNamcra, Wendy (12) 51.52.57.61.136 McSorley, Brian (11) 72, 124 Meadows, Ellen (11) 70, 124 Means, Joseph (9) 98,106 Medema, Daniel (11) 64, 69,124 Medema, Steve (9) 106 Meinschock, Allen (12) 60.94.98.136 Meinschock, Sheryl (11) 57,60,67,86, 124 Mel ancon, Lance (9) 106 Mcske, Kcven (11)62, 124 Meuinger, Cathy (10) 61, 70, 115 Meyer, Kristine (9) 71,106 Meyer, Tammy (10) 52, 67,99,111 Meyer, Tim (11)62,124 Miles, Chuck (10) 111, US Miles, Timothy (9) 53,81, 84.92.106 Miller, Cary (12) 136 Miller, Joe (9) 106 Miller, Judy (10) 27,60, 61,82,83, 115 Minard, Laura (10) 62, US Moehrke, Mari (12) 54, 57,58,66, 136 Mohr, Kim (9) 106 Mohr, Patricia (10) 115 Monroe, John (10) 86,115 Monroe, Mark (12) 60,80, 94.136 Montgomery, Wendy (9) 53.77.106 Montsma, Thomas (9) 54, 81.92.96.106 Moore, Charlene (10) 62, 115 2 Moore, Eileen (9) 71,107 Moore, Edward (11) 80,94, 125 Moore, Kim (9) 83 Moore, Robert (9) 106 Morales, Fernando (10) 60, 78.97.115 More lock, Tercse (9) 107 Moronex, Mary (10) 115 Moronex, Santos (10) 81, 91.115 Morse, Corinne (12) Mraz, Donna (10) 51,65, 67,69, US Mueller, Tim (10) US Mulderink, Monica (9)71, 107,115 Mulderink, Tina (11) 63, 69.70.99, 124 Mulderink, Ginny (10) 70, 99 Mulder, Dan (12) 69 Mullen, Joanne (9) 107 Mullen, Cas (9)61,67, 77.99.107 Mullen, Kevin (11) 54, 56,57,66, 124 Mullen, Marcia (11) 54, 124 Mumper, Robert (11)124 Mungcr, Jim (10)62,115 Murphy, Mark (10) US Murphy, Mike (12) 136 Murphy, Patty (11) 60, 67.69.70.93.99. 124 Muth, Jeffrey (12) 60, 136 N Nelson, Richard (11) 90, 124 Nepla, Moana (12 ) 24,60, 64,82,97,98 Nerge, Jeffrey (10) 115 Neubauer, John'(10) 88, 115 Neubauer, Richie (10) 81, 91, US NEUMAN, PAT 10,65,67 Nichols, Judith (12) 56,61, 67, 1 36 Nickels, James (9) 62,107 Nickels, Joe (11) 72, 125 NICKS, SUSAN 10,57 Nieuv cnhuis, Bill (11) 88. 125 Nieuwenhuis, Eli (12) 80, 90.94.136 Niewcnhuis, Larry (9) 62, 88.92.96.107 Nostrant, Kathleen (12) 61.72.76.136 Nykaza, Wayne (U ) 62, 125 O Oates, Kelley (10) 60,97, f 98,115 O'Brien, Kerry (11) 25,51, 52,56,125 O'Brien, Patrick (10) 52, 55.57.91.95.98.115 O'Connor, Brian (12)52, 55,56,57,97,98, 136 O'Connor, Jim (10) 84,91, 98.115 O'Connor, Karen (10) 67, 70.115 O’Connor, Mary (12) 67, 136 O'Connor, Pat (9) 107 Oder, LuAnn (10) 61,86, 115 O'Diemo, Angle (9) 107 O'Diemo, Ken (10) 54,86, 115 Odling, Deborah (11) 70, 125 Odling, Dennis (U) 62,69. 70.80.90.125 Odling, Jon (9) 71,92,107 O'Hare, John (11) 51,125 O'Hare, Kevin (11) 125 Ohl, John (11)69,12S Ohl, Mary (10) 115 O'Keefe, Kim (10) 54. 116 Oleston, Kathryn (12) 24 61.67.137 Oleston, Sandy (10) 60,61. 77.99.116 Olson, Bryan (12) 24,60, 61.65.66.82.86.137 Olson, Laurie (12) 61,72 74,07 Olson, Peggy (12) 1 37 Olson, Sharon (9) 107 Olson, Sue (U) 65,66, 125 O'NEILL, MILDRED 10, 86,99 OPITZ, LYNN 10,70,71 Oppeh, Larry (9) 107 Osman, Robin(tl)125 Overbeek, Linda (12) 137 P Pagel, Larry (9) 81,107 Palcic, John (9) 107 Palclc, Mike (11)27,60, 61.82.84.125 Papckc, Donna (12) 137 Parker, Jeffery (9) 54,67, 70.71.107 Parker, Leannc (12) 69, 70.137 Parr, Dennis (9) 65,67, 78 92 98 PATTERSON, RODNEY 10,61 Pclcch, Gary (12) 137 Pelnar, Kathryn (12) 69, , 70,137 Perkins, Darlene (11) S7, 125 P rkiro, Denise (10) 116 Pcrsinger, Rick (9) 25, 62.81.91.96.102.107 Pctcrmann, Eric (12)55, 56,60,66,90,94,98, 137 Peterson, Christie (11) 50, 52.56.58.61.76.125 Peterson, Jane (9)67,71, 107 Peterson, Jim (10) 116 Peterson, Lisa (12) 56,58, 61.137 Petkoff, Bill (10) 78,98, 116 Petkoff, Michael (9) 62, 107 Pcycr, Cregory (10) 60, 81.90.116 Phillips, Jack (9) 107 PickncU, Robin (11) 51, 57.125 Pierson, Jim (10) 86,91, 95.116 PIERSON, RICHARD 10 Person, Robert (12) 137 Pierson, Teresa (9)71,77, 86.99.102.107 Picgott, Charlotte (10) 27, 83.116 Piggott, Sharon (11) SO, 51.58.99.125 Pils, Catherine (10) 53, 63.70.116 Plcncher, Kim (10) 116 Polzin, Dave (10) 78, 81, 116 Porter, Brad (10) 27,84, 116 Porter, Carl (9) 107 Pounder, June (9) S2, 53, 61.99.107 Pounder, Lucy (11) 61, 125 Povoiny, Mary (10) 27,52, 60.61.66.69.116 Prahl, Janet (11) 125 PRAHL, LEONARD 11 Prater, Dean (10) 116 Prokop, Bill (12) 86,137 Pult, Arlene (11) 125 Putman, James (12) 137 Putman, Sue (11) 125 Pyrz, Cynthia (10) 116 9 Quade, Coralee (9) 107 Quinn, Kathy (12) 52, 58, 60, 137 Quintanilla, Michael (9) 92.107 R Rahn, Gloria (11) 51,54, 60.69.70.86.125 RAHN, JANE 11,51,56 Ramirez, Ben (12) 137 Ramirez, Daniel (10) 78, 116 Ramirez, Magdalena (9) 107 Ramon, Fafe (11) 125 Ransom, Sue (11) 125 Reece, Mike (11) 34,69, 70.72.82.125 Reed, Mike (It) 125 Reed, Sharon (12) 138 Reed, Susan (9) 52,107 Regan, Laurie (11) 51,67, 125 Regestcr, Joseph (10) 69, 81.91.116 Retzlaff, Paula (12) 69, 138 Retzlaff, Steven (9) 107 Rcum, Karen (11) 57, 125 Reycnga, Jeffery (9) 67, 107 Reycnga, Joel (12) 65,66, 72,138 Reycnga, Sally (10) 70, 116 Richardson, Robert (9) 54 Rios, Juanita (10) 116 Robbins, Susan (12) 138 Robbins, Tracy (10) 116 Roberts, Corinne (9) 108 Roberts, Debra (11) 50, 125 Rochford, Tim (12) 60, 80, 138 Rodriguez, Juan (9) 71,92, 98.108 Rodriguez, Marcia (11) 125 Index Rodriguez, Norma (10) 116 Rodriguez, Ramiro (10) 116 Roekcr, Jack (11) 125 Roeker, Kathleen (9) 108 Rogers, Jerry (9) 108 Rohcrty, Kelly (10) 116 Roling, Edward (12) 34, 60,65,90,98,138 Roling, Mark (10) 82,91 116 Ronning, John (11) 69, 125 Ronning, Kirby (10) 116 Ross, Rob (10) 91,95,98, 116 Rowe, Debra (10) 54, 55, 116 Rowe, Diane (9) 53,108 Rowe, Richard (II) 125 Rowland, David (10) 66, 84.91.116 Rozajewskl, Cheryl (10) 52.111.116 Ruiz, Mary (10) 116 S Salas, Isabel (11) 125 Salas, Guadalupe (9) 108 Salas, Julian (12)60,72, 133 Salmon, Christina (9) 108 Salmon, Mary (12) 99, 138 Sanders, Kevin (9) 108 Sanders, Kimberly (10) 66.116 Sanders, Lee (11) 125 SAN TV, JIM 11,55 Sargent, Kelly (11) 72,125 Sargent, Pamela (9) 53, 103 Sargent, Roberta (12) 138 Sargent, Valeric (10) 83, 116 Sawtelle, Grayling (11) 62, 72,125 SCHARFENBERC, TOM 11,80 Scbauer, Debra (10) 116 Schauer, Duane (9) 108 Schauer, John (11) 98,125 Schauer, Richard (12) 138 Schell, Julie (12) 138 Schell, Laurie (10) 116 Scheurcll, Joseph (12) 138 SCHEURELL, MARLENE 11 Schilt, Robert (10) 116 Schippcr, Debbie (10) 61, 67,77,116 Schipper, Nancy (12) 25, 83,139 Schmaling, Joyce (11) 50, 51,53,56, 125 Schmid, Patricia (12) 139 SCHMIDT, KENNETH 12, 88,96 Schmidt, Rand (12) 62, 139 Schroeder, Mark (9) 52, 67,71,86,96,108 Schultz, Kenneth (12) 139 Schultz, Sandra (9) 108 Schultz, Sherry (12) 139 Schultz, Terri (11) 60,93, 99.125 Schulz, Katie (11) 50, S8, 72.125 Schulze, Victor (12) 72 SCHUREN, JANET 11 Schurman, Roger (9) 108 Scburman, Ron (10) 116 Schutt, Dan (12)48,62, 139 Schutt, Denise (10) 62, 116 Schwandt, Robin (9) 71, 108 SCOTT, CARY 12 Scott, Jerry (9) 62,108 Scott, Jackie (9 ) 67,89, 108 Scott, Julie (It) 50,51, 56,58,64, 125 Scott, Marcia (10) 57,60, 70,83,116 Scott, Mark (9)62,108 SCOTT, ROBERT 12,57, 62,90 Scott, Robert (12) 53,60, 139 Scott, Tim (10)91,116 Seaver, Roger (9) 86,108 Seely, Nancy (9) 108 Sepulveda, Elizabeth (10) 116 Sepulveda, Pat (11) 99,125 SERPE, ANN 12 Seuser, Sandra (12 ) 34 , 52, 53,54,56,60,65,66,67, 69.86.139 Shafer, David (11) 70, 125 Shafer, Mark (10) 86,91, 116 Shafer, Randy (9) 108 Shappce, Gertrude (10) 117 Shaw, Mark (11) 51,60, 72.80.90.125 SHED IVY, SUSAN 12 Sheffield, Mary (10) 117 Shepard, Donna (12) 139 Shipman, Renee (10)99, 108 Shipman, Ronald (9) 117 Shipman, Kevin (10) 95, 98 SHREVES, BARBARA 12 Shreves, Laurie (9) 60, 89.109 Shreves, Maribeth(ll) 50, 56,60,61,89,125 Shreves, Paul (12) 72,139 SHUNK, BARBARA 13 Sikes, David (12) 139 Simons, Cina (10) 70,117 Sklenar, Barbara (12) 27, 58.60.61.83.139 Sklenar, Thomas (11) 34, 36,56,58,69, 70,125 Smiley, David (9) 81,92, 96.109 Smiley, John (12) 56,90, 139 Smith, Greg (10) 27, 54, 62,69,84,117 Smith, Michael (9) 109 Smith, Walter, (10) 117 Smith, Wendy (9) 52,71, 109 Smith, William (12) 139 Snodie, Doreen (9) 109 Snyder, Cindy (10) 117 Snyder, Gerald (9)67 Soukup, Steve (9) 81,109 Spencer, Jack (12) 34,65, 66.140 Spcri, James (11) 82,125 Square, Calvin (9) 81,109 Stanger, Bill (11)48,62, 98.126 Stanger, Sue (10) 62,117 Stawicki, Michael (11) 126 Stebnitz, Daniel (12) 60, 72.140 Sterne, Mike (11)97,98, 126 Stcinbicer, Joan (12) 140 Steinbicer, joy (11) 72,126 Sterkcn, Karen (10) 70, 117 Sterken, Roger (9) 92, 98, 109 Sterken, Sharon (11) 70, 92.126 Steurcr, Bonny (12) 140 Stevenson, Bob (10) 34, 36,63,72,86,117 Stirmel, Vickie (10) S5, 117 Stokholm, Greg (10) 117 Stokholm, Jeff (10) 117 Stolzcr, Dean (11) 62,69, 78.126 Stolzer, Roland (9) 67,98, 109 Street, Debbie (9) 67,83, 109 Strohm, Mary (12) 140 Studnicka, Barbara (9) 109 Stuver, Lori (9) 52,53, 109 Supemaw, William (9) 65, 70,96,102, 109 Svenson, Mark (12) 140 Swanke, Bill (11)90,126 Swets, Edward (10) 69, 70, 117 Swets, Gwen (10) 70,117 Swets, Harold (12)69,70 T TEF.SCH, DON 13,78 Tcesch, Lori (9) 51,57,58, 71.89.109 Teich, Cynthia (12)61,76 Tcrpstra, Donna (9) 109 Terpstra, James (12) 140 Terpstra, Marcia (11) 126 Ter Stecgc, Judith (12) 140 Ter Steegc, Nancy (10) 70, : m Ter Steege, Thelma (9) 5 1,109 Thacker, Jeff (9) 81,96, 97.109 Thacker, Judy (11) 126 Thomas, Mike (11) 62, 126 index - 159 Index Thomas, Terry (12) 25, 65,66,69, Up Tidwell, Julie (9) 109 Tidwell, Steven (10) 117 Tifft, Shelly (10)67,117 TICHE, CARL 13, 50, 56 Tjeerdsma, Sandra (11) 69, 70.126 W Tollkuhn, David (12) 60, 90,98,14A j Torgeson, Pat (12) 53, 56, 61.140 1| Trapp, Terry (12) 52,60, 80.90.140 Trapp, Vickie (10) 51,67, 83.117 Traynor, Cynthia (10) 57, 70.117 Truckenbrod, Doan (12) 48.140 Truckenbrod, Dennis (10) 62.70.117 Tsaklri, John (10) 86,95, 117 Tully, Mary (11) 50,52, 89.119.126 Twing, Chuck (9) 81,92, 109 Twist, Murlna (11) 70, 126 U Utiger, Lisa (12) 140 Utigcr, Mary (11) 56,64, 126 V VanAcker, Karl (11) 58, 72.126 Van Acker, Kathleen (12) 54.140 Van Dan, Bev (10)60,83, 93,117 Van Dan, Vicky (12) 53, 60,65,67,86,93,99, 14! Van De Bogart, Katherine (11) 126 Van Dyken, Grace (10) 54.57.69.117 VAN OR SOW, jMARIE 13 Vasques, David (11) 72, 126 Vasqucz, Ismalc (10) 117 Vasquez, Julie (10) 117 Vegter, Bev (9) 109 Vegter, Debra (12) 57, 141 Veley, Katherine (9) 67, 109 Venema, Henry (11) 54, 70.72.126 Venema, Karen (12) 141 Venema, Keith (9) 109 _ Venema, .Mitchell (9) 62, Vieth, Cam (9)92,98, 109 Vieth, Carrie (I I) 126 Villalobos, Betty (9) 71, 86.99.109 Villalobos, Nancy (9) 71, 86.99.109 Villarreal, Mario (9) 92, 98.109 Villarreal, Terri (11) 126 Vincent, Steve (11) 34,51, 65,66,69, 126 Vitullo, Donald (TO) 78, 91.117 ft m Voegcli, Craig (10) 117 Voegeli, Mark (9) 62,109 Voegeli, Tammy (9) 109 VORLOP, FREDERIC 2 VOUTILA, GERALD 13 Vriezen, Jim (11) 51,60, 67.72.80.90.126 W Wallace, Renee (9) 71, 109 Walsh, Carolyn (12) 141 Walsh, Nancy (9) 71,86, ! 09 Walters, Edward (9) 109 Weberpal, Cathy (12) 61, 76,141 Weberpal, Linda (9) 109 Wegner, Alan (11) 54,69, 70,126 Wegner, Karen (9) S3,54, 71,109 Wegner, Rudolph (11) S4, 67,69,78, 126 Weilandt, Connie (9) 109 Weilandt, Thomas (10) 118 Weiler, David (9) 62,109 Welch, Andrew (10) 62, 118 Welch, Cuitis'(l2) 80, 141 Welch, Daw (10)63.118 Welch, Thomas (10)97, 98.118 Wendorf, Bruce (12) 52, 54,56,65,66, 86, 141 Wendorf, Paul (11) 126 Werfelmann, Kathleen (11) 54,69, 70,126 Wescoct, Tom (9)67,88, 109 Whalen, Debbie (10)55, 118 Whalen, Jane (11) 126 Whalen, Kathy (12) 65, 67, 141 Whalen, LuCinda (9) 109 Whalen, Michael (10)91, 118 Wheeler, Richard (10) 84, 88.118 White, Mary (10) 27,67, 118 White, Roger (10) 118 Wilke, Betsy, (10)66,118 Wilke, Cindy (12) 142 Wilke, Michael (9) 67, 109 Wilkins, Nellie (12) 142 Era Staff Joyce Sell mating Maribeth Shreves Carl Tighe Photo Club Bruce Kelly Austin Studio Staff 'Vj Victor Chen Join Sldenar Lisa Peterson Kellie McNamara Diane Williams Cuchi Arbulu Julie Scott Sharon Piggott John Hensey Kris Logterman Williams, Christy (11) 126 Williams, Dclmar (Gene) (12) 66,142 Williams, Diane (12) 24, 50, 56,58,61,142 Williams, Joseph (9) 62,84, 109 Williams, Melody (12) 58, 72,142 Williams, Roger (11) 62, 78.126 Wilson, Anne (10)67,118 Wilson, Dawn (10) 52,57, 118 Wilson, John (11) 62,142 VViiigren, John (H) 86,126 • Winkley, Cindy (9) S4,71, 109 Winkley, Clifford (11) 69, 70.80.126 Wobig, Bryan (9) 109 Wobig, Paula (12) 142 Wobig, Robbin (11) 126 Wolfgram, James (II) 126 Wrobel, Barbara (11) SO, 51.56.61.76.126 Y Yahnke, James (10) 118 Yazbec, Cindy (10) 61,99, 118 , York, Douglas (9) 54 Zabcl, Ronald (9) 54,109 Zea, Sherry (12) 142 ZIMMERMAN, WALLACE 13,98 Zweifcl, Cindy (12) 60, 72, 142 Zweifcl, Scott (10) 27,61, 62,82,118 Co-Editors Adviser Photographers Jo Ellen Kilkenny Laura Delhey Ba rb Wrobel Deb Roberts Deb Gransee Sherri DeWeerd Mary Tully Katie Schulz Christie Peterson Heather Clark 160 - index SpOT S c assfcs se.T ovs 13-100 10 - 2b 127-150