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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

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D-DHS 103 Clinton 29 fU D-DHS 83 Orfordvllle 40 O D-DHS 65 Beloit Turner 58 o D-DHS 62 East Troy 61 am — D-DHS 58 Whitewater 65 D-DHS 48 Barlington 33 L- D-DHS 86 Big Foot 37 o D-DHS 52 Mukwonago 39 u D-DHS 49 Wilmot 48 D-DHS 70 Union Grove 43 V) Salem 75 Waterford 59 Elkhorn 65 Badger 41 GIRLS' VARSITY 5-2 D-DHS 234 Badger D-DHS 226 Mukwonago D-DHS 258 Waterford D-DHS 219 Whitewater D-DHS 222 East Troy D-DHS 244 Elkhorn D-DHS 240 Burlington GIRLS' VARSITY 16-4 D-DHS 78 East Troy D-DHS 60 Badger D-DHS 38 Clinton D-DHS 39 Mukwonago D-DHS 64 Elkhorn D-DHS 87 Waterford D-DHS 58 Whitewater D-DHS 77 Wilnot D-DHS 75 East Troy D-DHS 68 Wilmot D-DHS 56 Badger D-DHS 70 Burlington D-DHS 69 Salem Central D-DHS 59 Whitewater D-DHS 82 New Berlin W. D-DHS 58 Union Grove D-DHS 46 Racine Horlick D-DHS 59 Elkhorn BOYS' VARSITY 5-1 D-DHS 95 Waterford D-DHS 85 East Troy D-DHS 92 Badger D-DHS 64 Salem D-DHS 48 Whitewater Golf BOYS' VARSITY 10-1-1 D-DHS 168 Waterford D-DHS 165 Parkview 255 D-DHS 176 Badger 346 D-DHS 153 Union Grove 219 D-DHS 159 Whitewater 221 D-DHS 160 Wilmot 233 D-DHS 163 Elkhorn 218 D-DHS 163 Mukwonago 244 D-DHS 161 Burlington D-DHS 167 Big Foot D-DHS 160 Salem D-DHS 158 East Troy Basketball BOYS' VARSITY 15-3 38 D-DHS 75 Janesville Parker 44 D-DHS 75 Beloit Catholic 52 D-DHS 88 East Troy 49 D-DHS 91 Badger 27 D-DHS 89 Big Foot 28 D-DHS 62 Mukwonago 48 D-DHS 62 Elkhorn 46 D-DHS 81 Waterford 28 D-DHS 54 Whitewater 51 D-DHS 76 Wilmot 42 D-DHS 87 East Troy 46 D-DHS 82 Badger 28 D-DHS 36 Burlington 40 D-DHS 84 Salem 17 D-DHS 42 Big Foot 24 D-DHS 69 Union Grove 61 D-DHS 40 Elkhorn 39 D-DHS 70 Whitewater Cross Country BOYS' VARSITY 6-1 Salem 27 D-DHS 26 Union Grove D-DHS 30 D-DHS 59 Mukwonago Wilmot 22 Waterford 36 East Troy D-DHS 31 D-DHS 35 Badger Burlington 23 Big Foot 46 Whltewate D-DHS 19 D-DHS 38 Elkhorn 18 — scoreboard 31 41 34 63 79 168 183 177 188 158 178 171 182 174 190 172 184 67 62 64 58 53 41 61 77 52 64 74 50 38 66 41 75 43 57 36 31 65 56 50 65 Tennis GIRLS' VARSITY 7-3 BOYS' VARSITY 5-5 D-DHS 6 Janesville Parker 3 D-DHS 7 Kettle Moraine 2 D-DHS 1 Beloit Catholic 8 D-DHS 7 Edgerton 2 D-DHS 5 East Troy 2 D-DHS 3 Whitewater 4 D-DHS 7 Union Grove 0 D-DHS 3 Burlington 4 D-DHS 2 Elkhorn 5 D-DHS 3 Waterford 4 D-DHS 9 Whitewater 3 D-DHS 3 Badger 4 D-DHS 5 Waterford 2 D-DHS 5 Union Grove 2 D-DHS 1 Badger 6 D-DHS 6 Big Foot 1 D-DHS 5 Big Foot 2 D-DHS 1 Monroe 8 D-DHS 7 Burlington 0 D-DHS 5 Elkhorn 2 Baseball GIRLS' SOFTBALL 10-2 BOYS' VARSITY 11-6 D-DHS 19 Harvard 15 D-DHS 4 Kenosha Bradford 5 D-DHS 8 Waterford 1 D-DHS 2 Fort Atkinson 1 D-DHS 20 Mukwonago 11 D-DHS 2 Racine Park 12 D-DHS 32 Johnson Creek 2 D-DHS 9 Whitewater 3 D-DHS 53 Williams Bay 2 D-DHS 2 Waterford 0 D-DHS 10 Union Grove 6 D-DHS 3 Wilmot 6 D-DHS 8 Mukwonago 9 D-DHS 1 Badger 7 D-DHS 6 Waterford 5 D-DHS 7 Union Grove 1 D-DHS 12 Palmyra 1 D-DHS 4 Burlington 2 D-DHS 25 Johnson Creek 0 D-DHS 7 Elkhorn 1 D-DHS 17 Union Grove 8 D-DHS 4 Mukwonago 1 D-DHS 11 Big Foot 5 D-DHS 5 Salem Central 3 D-DHS 0 East Troy 2 Swimming GIRLS' VARSITY 7-2 BOYS' VARSITY 7-3 D-DHS 99 Kenosha Bradford 72 D-DHS 32 Muskego 49 D-DHS 75 Janesville Parker 95 D-DHS 59 St. Francis 22 D-DHS 71 Milton 98 D-DHS 53 Fort 23 D-DHS 43 Fort Atkinson 32 D-DHS 69 Sauk 103 D-DHS 105 Sauk Prairie 63 D-DHS 102 Monona Grove 62 D-DHS 96 Monona Grove 75 D-DHS 108 Watertown 63 D-DHS 125 Jefferson 34 D-DHS 119 Jofferson 52 D-DHS 96 Badger 73 D-DHS 88 Milton 82 D-DHS 126 Edgerton 45 D-DHS 125 Edgerton 46 D-DHS 75 Badger 97 Wrestling BOYS' VARSITY 6-8-2 Football Gymnastics D-DHS 30 Beloit Turner 24 BOYS' ' VARSITY 4-5 GIRLS' VARSITY 2-11 D-DHS 22 Wilmot 30 D-DHS 21 Badgor 42 D-DHS 6 Whitewater 14 D-DHS 31.00 Oregon 38.20 D-DHS 15 New Berlin D-DHS 6 Milton 23 D-DHS 41.40 Watertown 45.65 Eisenhower 42 D-DHS 6 East Troy 0 D-DHS 49.30 Mukwonago 83.30 D-DHS 26 Germantown 26 D-DHS 0 Wilmot 6 D-DHS 45.85 Franklin 77.55 D-DHS 34 Milwaukee D-DHS 7 Badger 0 D-DHS 40.00 Whitewater 72.44 Luthern 20 D-DHS 6 Waterford 7 D-DHS 62.45 Elkhorn 69.95 D-DHS 22 El horn 33 D-DHS 20 Big Foot 0 D-DHS 50.00 Waterford 52.84 D-DHS 26 Whitewater 26 D-DHS 14 Burlington 18 D-DHS 65.83 Badger 70.78 D-DHS 30 East Troy 24 D-DHS 20 Elkhorn 19 D-DHS 64.67 Salem 65.20 D-DHS 16 Central D-DHS 56.60 Wilmot 74.40 (Salem) 30 D-DHS 57.51 Union D-DHS 11 Mukwonago 45 Grove 53.28 D-DHS 36 Waterford 18 D-DHS 67.35 Big Foot 68.25 D-DHS 39 Big Foot 18 D-DHS 66.89 Edgerton 55.55 D-DHS 23 Clinton 30 D-DHS 15 Burlington 34 D-DHS 40 Union Grove 22 n o ro o- o qj CL scoreboard - 19 The football season for the varsity cheerleaders proved memorable and wet-due to the rain of four Friday night games in a row. Homecoming brought with it a lot of work, but mostly fun. The town was decorated with banners encouraging the Comet team and warning the Badgers of their impending doom. Breakfast was served to all the varsity football players and coaches before school on the day of the game. Basketball season brought a rush of excitement. Plans were made and carried out for pep assemblies, decoration of the teams' lockers and generally warming up the school to get the team fired up. We had a great time this year and appreciate all the support from the teams, fans, and especially the Brew Crew . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kelly Lubis, Mary Brieger, Eva Holt, Julie Alder, Cass Mullen, Suzette DuCharme, Kim Lubis, MIDDLE: Patty Villalobos. 20 — cheerleading U-Rah, Rah The B-team cheerleaders enjoyed great football and basketball seasons this year. They helped out with all the plans for homecoming week and participated in the pep assemblies. The wrestling cheerleaders worked hard but loved every minute of it this year. They painted signs and posted them throughout the town, supporting the wrestling team in every way. They travelled to many meets with the team, including the state meet where they cheered on our State champ, Tim Carmin. JV CHEERLEADERS: RIGHT — On floor: Cindy Weilandt, Patty Krogman, STANDING: Stacey Scharfenberg, Kelly Monroe, Donna Olson, THIRD ROW: Lori Lee, Hope Salas, ON TOP: Cheryl Jedllcka. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: BELOW: Melissa Sweeney, Ren6e Sweeney, Kim Benstead, Sue Whitaker, Tammy White. cheerleading — 21 Thacker Heads Strong Team With a record of 8-3, the 1977-78 Harriers did better than was expected. Jeff Thacker became the premiere runner in the Southern Lakes Conference. The highlight of the season was beating conference and regional champions, Mukwonago, on a cold, wet, and windy day. This made up for the poor post season tournament showing. Since the J. V. .team was also 8-3, next year appears to be another good year with returning team members. - Darrell Hessenthaler I. FRONT ROW: Jeff Thacker, Bob Gruel, Glen Holt, Brian Fagan, Ernie Kocs,Chad Lepper, SECOND ROW: Darrel Hessonthaler, coach; Tom Danielson, Dennis Parr, Ron Lee, Steve Gruel, Dale Vegter, Tom Kawczynskl, Jeff Bond. 22 cross country Working Towards Varsity Play FRESHMAN TEAM - FRONT ROW: Ed Ochoa, Chris Knowles, Mark Greidauus, Dave Hiomstra, Dan Jacobson, Walter Heller, Adam Aponte, Tom Lenllng, Larry Turner. SECOND ROW: Greg Jones, Shawn Long, Harry Morelock, Greg Reynolds, Bill Swank, Eric Odling, Jim Cox, John Springinsguth, Chris Barry, Steve Polzln, Brlen Prater, Chris Deal, Barry Butters. BACK ROW: Don Teesch, coach; John Keefe, coach; Dan Meyer, Jody Becker, Pat Murphy, Jim Lew is, J.C. Love, Brad Grabow, Paul Smiley, Pat Hayes, John Ross, Dave Scott, Tim Hayes, Bill Peyer. J.V. TEAM — FRONT ROW: Scott Ennis, Edwin Ramos, Bob Quartucci, Tim Weilandt, Dan Wallace, Krist Enstrom, Dick Olson, Bill Hanchette. SECOND ROW: Ron Bigelow, Glenn Weberpal, Shawn Kemmer, Tom Roling, Tom Dahl, Dave Terpstra, Tim Drushella, Walter Turner. THIRD ROW: Ken Colombe, Steve Johnson, Mike Hoppa, Bret Hart, Ken Ohl, Mike Teesch, Tom “ Polzin. BACK ROW: Steve Pierson, Joe Peyer, jm Mike Mullen, Bob Deal, Dave Madison, Ron Schmaling, Scott Jones, Ron Bronson, coach; Ron Deschner, coach. • f nr :____c H « The 1977 D-DHS varsity football team started the season after 28 years with a new head coach and a new offensive formation. The team finished the season with four wins and five losses. Some high points of the football season were our rainy Homecoming victory over Lake Geneva and our fourth quarter comeback over Elkhorn. Even though the offense had a hard time getting started, our defense played superbly the whole season. We had a fine group of players this year and are looking forward to an enjoyable season in 1978. Tom Scharfenberg VARSITY TEAM — FRONT ROW: Pat Flood, Tim Carmln, Lee Holman, Ron McMillan, Rick Perslnger, Dave Smiley, Mike Edwards, Bill Hopkins, Luis Aponte, Ed Jedllcka. SECOND ROW: Brian Barry, Jos McGill, Jerry Scott, Mike Brahm, Bob McClellan, Tom Montsma, Ken Edwards, Rick Young, Bob Peyer, Kevin Murphy, Steve Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Steve Smiley, Kevin Flood, Kevin Logterman, Steve Scharfenberg, Jim Martin, Rich Koepnick, John Wallace, Keith Campbell, Ron Huisheere, Duane Warrenburg, Mike Marshall. BACK ROW: Mike Krogman and Tim Montsma, managers; Erik Price, trainer; Steve Hanaman and George De-Francesco, assistant coaches; Tom Scharfenberg, head coach. 24 — football football — 25 Statisticians And Fans Provide Unrelented Support Swimmers And Racketers FRONT ROW: Julie Mattl-son, Serena Price, JoAnn Clement, Courtney Amos. SECONO ROW: Sue Miller, coach; Cherl Nelson, manager; Debbie Mueller, Lisa Anderson, Gail Morrow, Karla Gimia, Gina Morelli, Julie Breidenstein, Mary Cor-dano, Jenny Reader. BACK ROW: June Peacock, Kris Scott, Tami Gerharz, Laurie Umbarger, Cathy McClellan, Roxanne Grabow, Peggy Gifford, Lisa Sklenar, Gretchen Vorlop. The 1977 Girls' Swim season was characterized by outstanding performances meet after meet. The culmination of the conference competition was a 1st place in Conference Relays and a 2nd place in the Conference Championships. Each member of the team strove to improve her individual performance in each meet, consequently the rewards of coaching were great and I feel, equal to the satisfaction of accomplishment the individual athlete received this season. Ms. Miller 26 — swimming Do Well In Conference Tennis '77 proved to be a successful and rewarding season placing second in the Conference Meet and third in the conference. One of the highlights of the season was the outstanding performance of freshman, Wendy Robbins, who advanced from Sub-Sectional play to Sectionals and on to State competition. Another highlight of the season was performed by both doubles teams in the Conference Meet. Seniors, Sue Brown and Nancy Walsh, and sophomores Kelly Campbell and Mickey Hirte won first place medals in doubles competition. M.J. O’Neill tennis — 27 Girls Tee-Up To A 5-2 Season We have great expectations for 1978-79. Although we lose one senior, Laurie Shreves, we have remaining an experienced team which includes the Conference medalist, Lori Madison. We are looking forward to a good golf season. J. Barber FRONT ROW: Suzy Watts, Joanne Sheean, Bonnie Bradford, Lori Madison. BACK ROW: Jo Barber, coach; Janice Hougen, Dorris Logter-man, Mary Lazzeroni, Deb Sheets. 28 golf Team Spirit Characterizes Varsity The 1977-78 basketball season was a very successful one and one in which everyone involved can be very proud. It was the school's second most winning season ever. The squad members had a good attitude throughout the season. Team spirit and willingness to work together was perhaps the one characteristic of the group which stood out the most. We wish the seniors continual success as they pursue life's endeavors and may the underclassmen dedicate themselves to being winners in the game of basketball and of life. Coach Breidenstein VARSITY TEAM — FRONT MW: Jeff AlfcustV manager; Mark Schroder, Mike LJWzeronl, Bob McClel- coach;Mcvc Scharfjpberg, Bill Jordan, Ken Ed-wards,jBt Flood, Mike Edwards, Jim Martin, Dan wards,(Vt Flood, Mike Edwards, Jim Martin, Dan Lo9terman, Dave Monroe, Beauford Breidenstein, Ian, Tom Montsma, Dave Smiley, Bill Supernaw, Scott Lubis, manager. BACK ROW: Glenn Johnson, basketball — Cagers Have Good Season Dave Madison, Dave Terpstra, Tim n',“ ‘ongelje 4ady Qhl, Tom Polzin, d, Steve Smiley, Bfcpnscn, coach. basketball — 31 The Girls' Basketball team finished a verv fine season with a record of 16-4, bringing the team's three year record to 46-10. It was a team that worked hard, played hard, and fought hard in every game. The manner in which they conducted themselves showed that they cared about each other and also respected the other teams. The team's actions and attitudes resulted in a successful season, alot of fun, and a very proud coach. err VouUfa Girls Cagers Work Hard, VARSITY TEAM — FRONT ROW: Barb Fagan, Kelly Campbell, Anne Guiler, Jody Keller, Deb Sheets, June Peacock, BACK ROW: Cheri Nelson, manager; Patti Fieldhouse, Kristi Honeyager, Rose Mulderink, Roxanne Grabow, Peggy Gifford, Jerry Voutila, coach. 32 — basketball Play Hard, And Fight Hard J.V. TEAM — FRONT ROW: Lynn Shafer, Wendy Robbins, Lori Madison, Kris Scott, Tammy Rolfs, Melinda Swank, Denise Per-singer. BACK ROW: Rose Bigelow, Nita Trapp, Cathy McClellan, Judy Parker, Pam Evink, Jacque Boviall, Julie Hensey, Sue Miller, coach; Julie Cratsenberg. Carmen Represents Wrestlers At State The dual match and tournament portion of our season were not the best a D-DHS team has produced. The boys who wrestled regularly, however, were conscientious and hard workers. Without their help and encouragement the final season results may not have been the same. I am referring of course, to the 1978 Wisconsin unlimited champion. Through Tim Carmin's efforts, our school finished ninth in the state tournament, with a team score of 30 points. Don Teesch SITTING: Adam Aponte, Mark Pixler, Bon VI-tullo, Krlst Enstron, Dan Hayen, Tom Kawc-zynskl, Larry Turner, KNEELING: Ron Bigelow, Ron Lee, Randy Long, Dave Whitaker, Greg Jones, Dan Jacobsen, Ed Ochoa, Ray Aponte, STANDING: Don Teesch, coach; Keith Campbell, Ron Hulsheore, Rick Young, Keven Murphy, Tim Carmin, Mike Teesch, Steve Johnson, Mark Greidanus, Walter Turner, Scott Jones, manager Charles Moyer, Rodney Patterson, coach. 34 — wrestling Gymnasts Relocate In West Gym SITTING: Susan Touchette, Judy Murphy, Jackie Murphy, Kim Larsen, Ellen O'Connor Gloria Miller, manager Gail Moehrke Serena Price Leslie Craig Sheri Papcke Mary Burwell Gina Dahl Sara Krause TOP ROW: Kim Hess Sue Grabow Julie Mattison Courtney Amos Steve Ferraro, coach Lynn Koehl, head coach This year's team was comprised of many young, inexperienced, yet talented girls. It took us half of the season to suit up a full varsity team, but once we did, the results were promising. By the last two meets of the year, we were doubling the score of our fir$t meet. Although our conference and regional team of seven girls took a seventh out of ten and an eighth out of eleven respectively, the girls themselves bettered their scores. Three of the seven girls were freshmen, one was a sophomore, two were juniors, and one was a senior. With six of these girls returning in 78-79, we should be able to begin the season on a positive note. Lynn Koehl gymnastics — Dedication Produces Winning Teams D-DHS swim season was one of the most successful team efforts of the past three years. The swim team has a tremendous future to look forward to with all but one swimmer returning. Con-si stant performances by our upperclassmen plus some encouraging performances by our freshmen and sophomore swimmers carried us through a good swim season. J. Kammerzelt BOYS' SWIMMING SEATED: Tom Roling, Bill DeVries, Doug Jon-uska, Mike Krogman, Dan Thacker, Andy Drefs, MIDDLE ROW: Chad Lepper, Chris Barry, Larry Chambers, Wolfgang Borgerhoff, Bruce Welch, Dick Olson, Erik Price, James Kammerzalt, coach; TOP: Chris Pollack, Mike Stevenson, Jay Zweifel, Howie Ryan, Mike Cameron, Troy Bryan, David Delach. 36 swimming The 1978 season was a perplexing one as we lost 4 straight meets by a 4-3 score and saw our chances of keeping up with Whitewater slowly slip away. A big bright spot, however, was winning our D-D invitational against a strong field including Whitewater and Waterford both of which finished ahead of us in the conference. This year's team was a fine group of young men and will be looked back on in years to come with many fond memories of the times we had, both good and bad with the good far out-weighing the bad. Coach Johnson tennis — 37 Comet Nine Steals Tournament Bid The 1978 D-DHS Baseball team advanced to sectional play for the second straight year. They did this by beating the teams that finished ahead of them in the Southern Lakes Conference race. They beat the undefeated conference champions Wilmot 2-1, and the second place team, Badger, 7-4 in regional play. They lost the first sectional game to Kenosha Tremper 7-1, the state's second largest school in enrollment. The team ended the season with an 11 win, 6 loss record, which was good for a third place finish. Tom Scharfenberg x v r - f w . . . VARSITY BASEBALL KNEELING; Mike Ray- coach; .Chyck Moyer, Manager; Ron Lee, Kevin field, Kevin Flood, Bill Jordan, Bill Hopkins, Luis f Loglerman, Steve Smiley, Mike Lazzeroni, Jon Aponte, Steve Jacobsen, Steve Meinschotk 'Ste.vo Hummel, Dave Smiley, Tom Montsma, Kevin Mur Scharfenberg. STANDING: Tom Scharfonberg, phy, Dan NeWhouse, coach. 38 — boys' baseball Cornell ' fa nfit i VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: Adam Sponte, Ray Aponte, Bob Quartucci, Richard Do err, Krlst Enstrom, Tom Lenling. SECOND ROW: Dave Schindler, Mark Maass, Bill Goff, Jeff Spencer, Kevin Garecht, Larry Chambers, Tim Hayes, Dan Labonne, Steve Polzin. THIRD ROW: P.J. Breiden bach, John Dorsey, Eric Odor, Pat Murphy, Brad Grabow, Tom Polzin, Bret Hart, Mike Hoppa, Rich Delach, James Hoehnke, coach. boys' baseball — 39 Girls' Softball Is A Hit! The 1978 Girls1 Softball team's greatest asset was its defensive play which was backed by some excellent hitting. In the short two year history of girls' softball great strides have been made in developing a sound program at D-DHS. It was made possible because of the hard work and many sacrifices made by the members of this team. Each team member should feel a great sense of pride for representing D-DHS so well. Dave Thiel Girls' Varsity Softball — FRONT ROW: Maria Dunbar, June Peacock, Sue Grabow. SECOND ROW: Jackie Keller, Sue Johnson, Debbie Sheets, Candie Egnoski, FOURTH ROW: Dawn Perkins, Tami Breidenbach, Roxanne Grabow, Nancy Seely. FIFTH ROW: Dave Thiel, coach; Jody Keller, Ann Guiler, Darcy Gruber, Debbie Persinger. COMETS COMETS COMET . COfttlS OMETS COMETS COMETS COMETS, Girls' J.V. Softball FRONT ROW: Lynn Shafer, Kelly Monroe, Wendy Robbins, Lynn Smith, Bonnie Bradford, SECOND ROW: Debbie Mueller, Tammy Rolfs, Bambi Warrenburg, Mary Lazzeroni, Becky Miller, Julie Cratsenborg, THIRD ROW: Debbie Freese, coach; Nita Trapp, Judy Parker, Denise Per singer, Stacey Scharfenberg. 40 — softball Boys’ Golf Represents D-DHS At State Boy ' Golf FRONT ROW: Larry Tumor, Delh y, Tirrj Drusholla, Mike Draft, Mike-, Bill Pierson, Ernie Koci', Doug Jc: tullo, SECOND ROW: Paul,Smiley. t The 1978 golf season was a very successful one. While our 9-1-1 record didn't enable us to repeat as Southern Lakes Conference Champions, we did finish in second place. The high point of the season came in tournament play. After finishing second in a tough regional at Milton, the squad ing a spot in the state meet. Mike Jeske captured the Rod Richardson Golf Award for having the lowest competitive season average. The fine play of Mike Jeske and Mike Drefs will certainly be missed next year. Coach Ken Schmidt golf _ 41 Track ’’Men” Show Potential Boys' Track — FRONT ROW: Brian White, Dave Christianson, Jeff Thacker, Rick Young, Lee Holman, Tim Carmln, Dave Whitaker, Steve Hoffman, Ken Edwards, Mike Marshall, Bill Hanchette. SECOND ROW: Joe Schauer, Brian Jongetjes, Steve Gruel, Auggie Rodriquez, Shawn Kemmer, Tom Danielson, Ron Hulsheere, Mike Teesch, Rich Koepnick, Joe Peyer, Ron Schmaling. THIRD ROW: Tom Dahl, Jamie Dillenbeck, Bob Gruel, Jody Becker, Bill Peyer, Greg Jones, Scott Jones, Chris Barry, John Ross, Edwin Ramos. FOURTH - ROW: Jeff Emmerich, Tim Weberpal, Cu Tran, Dan Meyer, Dan Jacobson, Barry Butters, Dan Porter, Ken Colombo, Wallace Zimmerman, coach; Steve mmm Hanaman, coach. — boys' track track — 43 Girls Run, Run The 1978 Girls' Track season started with an aura of optimism due to the return of letter girls and new talent. The win-loss record of 7-4 in dual-triangular competition and a seventh place in the conference meet does not fully reflect the progress of this fine team. We placed fourth in the regionals and qualified four to sectionals and one to state. Junior Val Kobasick, selected as the team's most valuable competitor, placed first in the conference running the 110 yd.-low hurdles. Her performance in the nigh jump in regional and sectional competition qualified her to compete in the state meet. The potential of this team indicates a strong team for the '79 season. Millie O'Neill Girls' Track — FRONT ROW: Suo Whitaker, Kris Bond, Kris Scott, Kim Lubis, Sherri Byrne, Wendy Smith, SECOND ROW: Kim Long, Cindy Crisped, Jennifer Reader, Sandy Vegter, Teri Pierson, June Pounder, Sara Krause, Terri Byrne, JoAnn Clement. THIRD ROW: Kelly Campbell, Wendy Sebranek, Sue Smith, Peggy Murphy, Valeric Kobasick, Wendy Pot-tor, Patty Villalobos, Lori Lee, Peggy Gifford, Betty 44 — girls' track Villalobos. FOURTH ROW: Millie O'Neill, coach; Tammy Bowman, DeAnne Weiler, Dawn Reynolds, Laurie Beardsley, Bonnie Hatfield, Patty Larsen, Gloria Miller, Genevieve Salas, Jim Kammerzelt, coach; FIFTH ROW: Lisa Sklenar, Julie Hensey, Joan Wallace, Thoresa Muldorink, Terry Salas, Patty Krogman, Hope Salas, Perla Castro. How simple It Is to spend time but not give of yourself, to occupy your proper place but never be fulfilled. Yet there are those who have given, who have been rewarded. Yes, the first step was dangerous, or so it seemed — the distance too long. the rehearsals too tedious, the movements too difficult, the requirements too demanding. Soon, however, the moments cartwheeled as you ION played and sang and competed. You cheered and danced and raised unbelievable funds. You recited, demanded and persuaded. You came the distance from that one step and shared a part of you. RICH IN S. J. Miller Student Council Carries On The 1977-78 Student Council was successful in planning, organizing, and carrying out projects such as Homecoming, Winter Week, and Spirit Week. They sponsored the AD Biz and Freedom Jam assemblies as well as many fund raising activities. The Student Council also served as a clearninghouse for problems that were raised about the LMC. The members enjoyed the final activity of the year with a trip to the Brewer's game in Milwaukee. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SITTING: Bill Supernaw, vice-president; Julie Alder, president. STANDING: Barb Delaney, school board repre sentatlve; Jim Martin, treasurer; Mark Schroeder, secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Theresa Mulderlnk, Lori Lee, Sue Smith, Wendy Robbins, Kelly Monroe, Karen Williams, Leslie Craig, Lori DeWeerd, Cheryl Jedllcka, Terry Salas, Jeff Grayson, Chris Barry. SECOND ROW: Velma Villalobos, Kevin Flood, Maria Dunbar, Suzy Watts, Rhonda Tyler, Shannon Hummel, Elise Johnson, Terri Miles, Brian Murphy, Patti Brown, Lisa Anderson, Serena Price, Kris Scott Ann Serpe, advisor. I THIRD ROW: John Clari, Emil Slack, Kathy Karcher, Steve Scharfenberg, Kevin Logterman, Peggy Gifford, Connie Kocs, Debbie Woods, Mary Cordano, Dawn Reynolds, Sue Blackwell. FOURTH ROW: Jean Folkers, Cindy Winkley, Lori Teesch, Ronoo Shipman, Dawna Livingston, Jamie Hiem-stra, Jeff Bond, John Hummel, JoAnn Clement, Wendy Mattison, Mike Drefs, Rod Benstead, Lee Holman, Kris Mever. June Pounder. I 46 — student council Organizations Fulfill Student Interests MEDICAL CAREERS SITTING: Denise Persinger; Terri Byrne, Rachelle Braenne, STANDING: Jean Vreizen, DeAnn Weiler, Karla Gimla, Kathy McCabe, Vicki Casillas, Wendy Potter. Dave Smiley, Kelly Lubis, Mary Breiger, Robin Schwandt, Dawn Reynolds. Carl Tlghe. ON PILLARS: Darcy Gruber, Dawn Kucker, Krist Enstrom Quill and Scroll — FRONT ROW: Jane Rahn, advisor; Bob McClellan, JoAnn Clement, Emil Slack, Laurie Shreeves, Lori Teesch, Grant Simmons. SECOND ROW: Roger Seaver, Thelma TerSteege, medical careers and quill and scroll — 47 FBLA And DECA This was an action-packed year for the Delavan-Darien Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America. All twenty-one members were kept busy and enthusiastic throughout this special year. To begin our year, Dawna Livingston was elected vice-president of Region V for Wisconsin FBLA in May, 1976. In July, Dawna, Kathy Addie, and Mrs. Nicks found themselves in Denver, Colorado, for the National Conference to learn more about the Future Business Leaders of America and to participate in many exciting activities Members were kept busy doing various projects for the community and school. Some of the highlights of the year were: making items for Ok-toberfest, raising money for United Fund, organizing and participating in the Region V Leadership Conference held at D-DHS, holding a secretarial tea for the secretarial staff at D-DHS, helping with the AFS Carnival, attending a field trip to Madison, and participating in the state conference in May. FBLA — KNEELING: Cathy Cunningham, Georgette Lieuranco, Joan Friesma, Jean Folkers, Carrie Chapman, Debbie Persinger, BACK ROW: Denise Persinger, Pam Evink, Cori Quade, Teri Brown, Dawn Perkins, Sue Lampen, Cindy Smith, Sue Bauer, Pat Friesma, Bambi Warren-burg, Dawna Livingston, Susan Nicks, advisor. 48 — fbla Lead Action Packed Year From the planning of activities during the June, 1977 Chapter Officer Workshop, to the execution of all of the varied activities throughout the year, involvement was the key to the 1977-78 DECA Chapters success. The many DECA civic activities included an anti-shoplifting workshop at the 5th-8th grade level, Food Drive, Bloodmobiles, and a Special Olympics Bowlathon. The DECA Chapter took pride in the amount of work done to benefit others this year. In competition, the chapter was well represented at the regional and state level with winners in single contests as well as their fourth consecutive national competitor in Rick Persinger. Socially, jobs got in the middle of many planned activities, but the fieldtrips and few pizza gym activities were well attended. The highlight of the year was again a day with the top advertising people in the Midwest at the Ad Age 100 Best Commercials showing. FRONT ROW: Julie Strohm, Karl L Keech, SuelCohler, SECOND ROW Caroline PiAott, Kathy Karcher, K. iChris-ViluJIcl Carol Beaulieu] Sue Nancy eke. Sweeney, Perrl Gay, Diane Roeker, Dusti Ken Ohl, Henry Reyenga, Melvin Nieuwt SEATED: Edmund Kowleskl, advivpr; Lor Jean Dusonbury, Lana Stuver, Vick Rey Baun, Grace Constable, Richard Petersen, Bryan, Bill Pierson, Ed Jhtilicka, Rich joeBTToF ren Clement, Sandy Hudlik, Claudia Dedricn, Line Weberpal, Brian Barry, Mike Lazzeroni, Pat Flood, Jos McGilLKiethCampbell, Randy Long, Paul son, Wendy Potter, Debbie Persinger, Sue Johnson, Roxanne Grabow, Peggy Gifford, Tom Montsma, Sherry Schmidt. STANDING: Dave M(§tlock, Bob Loudon, Jim WBaAiei deca — 49 FFA At 50 — A Golden Past Fifty years of progressive agriculture have been entered into the history books of the National Future Farmers of America, and the Delavan-Darien chapter has been involved in twenty-one of them. A retrospect of 1977-78 finds that the D-DHS chapter acquired many high honors. The distinguished Golden National Chapter Award was bestowed on our chapter at the National Convention in Kansas City. In the photo at right, Mr. Holman explains this award at the FFA banquet. This being the frosting on the cake leads us to the other achievements. Many firsts were achieved, including the first work experience student to be sent abroad and the new outdoor laboratory of thirteen acres, in its infintile stages. This lab will be used in cooperation with the Boy Scouts of America. Every cake must have some decorative green, and green is the major color of the newly built green house that the chapter erected. All in all the 1977-78 school year brought new horizons and a taste of sweet success for the Dela-van-Darien FFA chapter. FRONT ROW: Oave Bunnell. Becky Miller, Oawn La-bonne, Rhonda Tyler, Janette Roberts, Roxann Tyler, Emil Slack, Dawn Kucker, Jim Baar, Mike Hayes, SECOND ROW: Mr. Holman, advisor; Joe Brusa, Scott Ennis, Darla Meske, Jane Gallup, Debbie Schutt, Deb Scott, Sandy Nieuwenhuis, Donna Frank, Pauline Moore, Randy Wiser, Shari Wolf, Kathi Schiefelbein, Angie Raffini, Lisa Nystrom, Tina Parr, Lorie Baar, Joann Schmaling, Jose Lopez, Lee Brovold, Ferron Havens, student teacher; THIRD ROW: Jeff Grayson, Phil Forsythe, David Stlrmel, Tim Hayes, Steve Delaney, Karen Williams, Jean Meyer, Charles Wilson, Tim Hanssen, David Scott, Jim VanDyken, Sue Blackwell, Marilyn Hann, Annette Zomer, Rose Bigelow, Sheri Papcke, Ray Aponte, Steve Pierson, Mike Cary, Jeff Goff, Mike Veley, Tom Dahl, John Ransom. FOURTH ROW: Ron Schmaling, Walter Turner, Dan Meyer, Wilma Zomer, Theresa Mulderink, Glen Holt, Greg Scott, Bernie Kruizenga, Steve Jacobson, Greg Boniface, Chad Lepper, Jeff Bond, Tom Roling, Brian Murphy, John Schmaling, Gretchen Sawtelle, Mike Stevenson, Melvin Nieuwonhuls, David Weiler, Jeff Reyenga, Margaret Shappee, Jerry Scott, Tim Matzke, Lisa Chambers, FIFTH ROW: Steve Hul-sheere, Tim Weberpal, Ron Bigelow, Pam Sargent, Gene Hlemstra, Frank Kropacek, Larry Chambers, Bob Hoekstra, J.C. Love, Rose Mulderink, Kevin Murphy, John Karcher, Bob McClellan, Lee Holman, Dennis Kalb. 50 — ffa A Brighter Future jnm t X LEFT: FFA Officers, Dawn Kucker, secretary; Emil Slack, parliamentarian; Lee Holman, vice-president; Jim Baar, president; Brian Murphy, reporter; and John Schmaling, treasurer; celebrate 50 years of FFA. BELOW: FFA members display the toys they collected for needy Children's Christmas. ffa — 51 No pay, long hours, working with teachers, students and the public — all this is included in performing a service for the school which is little recognized and most times taken for granted. When the curtain opens and the lights come up on the band, the actors or the swing choir, no one wonders if they will be able to see their music or their fellow actors. When the film orojector ordered for room 118, 10:00, day 6 arrives, no one was concerned that it would not operate or be there on time. When the student approaches the desk to check out a book or ask for some information, there is no question that someone will be available to help. No awards, no medals, no varsity letters, — just the satisfaction of doing a job well and perhaps carrying that responsible attitude on to that first job after graduation. 52 — a.v. and lighting crow Lights Camera Action OPPOSITE PAGE TOP — LIGHTING CREW — FRONT ROW: Jeff Spencer, Randy Wiser, BACK ROW: Steve Delaney, Jeff Emmerlck, Mr. Smojver, advisor. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM AV CLUB — SEATED: Joe Lopez, Phil Forsythe, Mike Dunn, Alan Chapman, STANDING: Jeff Grayson, Randy Wiser, Steve Delaney, Dave Stirmel, Bob Gruel, Jamie Dillenbeck, Warren Race, advisor; Greg Jones, Harry Morelock, Jim Picknell, Jeff Spencer. LEFT — PHOTO CLUB — FRONT ROW: Dan Price, Greg Simmons, Bill Dampier, SECOND ROW: Tom Bockhaus, advisor; Dawn Hitzemann, Barbel Holub, Judy Hougan, Colleen Piggott, BACK ROW: Henry Reyenga, Joe Brahm, John Jonlnga, Jerry Lawson, Dave Vriezen. BELOW — LIBRARY HELPERS: Judy Hougan, Mr. Smojver, advisor; Jim Cox, Bill Mortlock, Kevin Nietfeldt, Janice Hougan, Jerry Lawson, Tanya Parr, Cindy Smith, Gregg Simmons. photo club and library club — 53 Debate, National Honor Society, And Forensics Schauer, Jeff Emmerich, Mike Blsh, Joel Steward Tina Parr, Maureen McCoy, Kathy Lumkes, Cathy Lenling, Cindy Smith, Laurie Umbarger, Bambi Warrenburg, Dean Baerbach, advisor. DEBATE — SEATED: Wendy Sebranek, Jerry Amos, Jim Martin, Steve Scharfenberg, Cheryl Doerr, Lynn Smith, Ronee Wheeler, Joan Wallace STANDING: John Hummel, Tom Decker, Joe NHS — FRONT ROW: Jean Folkers, Connie Kocs, June Pounder, Debbie Woods, Diane Olson, Dawn Perkins, Courtney Amos. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy - Winkley, Lori Teesch, JoAnn Clement, Cheryl Doerr, Kathy Marzahl, Mary Cordano, Phyllis Dunham, Thelma Ter Stooge, Cindy Vegter, Andy Ca- meron, BACK ROW: Greg Christianson, Scott Bachman, Jeff Thacker, Steve Hoffman, Robin Schwandt, Julie Alder, Bill Supernaw, Dave Smiley, Bob McClellan, Mike Drefs, Jim Martin, Steve Scharfenberg, Mickey Mraz, Dave Christianson, Brian Butters. 54 — debate and n.h.s. Exhibit Personal Achievements FORENSICS ALPHABETICALLY: Suzanne Akins, Patty Amon, Kristi Bond, Dorith Brown, Mike Cameron, Sue Davies, Cheryl Doerr, Suzette DuCharme, Jeff Emmerich, Pam Evink, Darcy Gruber, Mike Hayes, Dawn Kucker, LuAnn Langh-olff, Jim Martin, Kelly Monroe, Mike Mullen, Donna Olson, Serena Price, Tammy Rolfs, Stacey Scharfenberg, Steve Scharfenberg, Kris Scott, Wendy Sebranek, Joe Steward, Lori Teesch, Gretchen Vorlop, Joan Wallace, DeAnne Weller, Sue Whitaker, Deb Woods, coaches: Walter Daumier, Steve Dohar. LEFT: NHS initiates new members. forensics Letter Winners All Varsity Club — FRONT ROW: Suzy Watts, Shelly Soukup, Maria Dunbar, Mark Pixler, Krist Enstrom. SECOND ROW: Tim Drushella, John Clair, Mike Cameron, Mike Krogman, Jerry Amos. THIRD ROW: Kristi Honeyager, Gretchen Vorlop, Cathy McClellan, Kris Scott, Lisa Anderson, June Peacock. FOURTH ROW: Serena Price, Kim Hess, Kelly Campbell, Kim Long, Jackie Keller, Debbie Sheets, Debbie Mueller. FIFTH ROW: Bruce Welch, Chris Barry, Jennifer Reader, Sara Krauso, Wendy Robbins, Gail Morrow, Mickey Hirte, Gina Morelli, SIXTH ROW: Mike Teesch, Larry Chambers, Julie Mattison, Laurie Umbarger, Julie Hensey, Lisa Sklenar. STANDING: Ben Vitullo, Charles Moyer, Ron Bigelow, Stove Smiley, Dave Monroe, Rich Olson, Kevin Flood, Lori Madison, Cindy Crisped. Varsity Club — FRONT ROW: Connie Kocs, Cherl Nelson, Mike Lazzeroni, Tim Carmin, Teri Pierson, Lee Holman, Steve Hoffman, John Drain, Mike Brahm, Ron McMillan, Dennie Parr. SECOND ROW: Pat Flood, Rick Persinger, Nancy Seely, Sherri Byrne, Wendy Smith, Nancy Walsh, June Pounder, Sue Gra-bow, Betty Villalobos, Jerry Scott, Patti Fieldhouse, Ann Guilor, Mike Edwards, THIRD ROW: Bob McClellan, Ed Jedlicka, Dave Smiley, Mike Drefs, Terri Byrne, Jamie Hiemstra, Tom Montsma, Bill Hopkins, Dave Whitacker, Jeff Thacker, Bill Frazier. FOURTH ROW: Chris Pollock, Mike Stevenson, Brian White, Mary Cordano, Kathy Marzahl, Rich Young, Ron Lee, 56 — varsity club Wendy Mattison, John Palcic, Bill Supernaw, Mark Schroeder, FIFTH ROW: Ken Edwards, Mike Marshall, Andy Groth, Rich Koepnick, Kevin Logterman, Jim Martin, Kevin Murphy, Joanne Sheean, Roxanne Gra-bow, Steve Scharfenberg, Bill Pierson, Tom Danielson, Ron Huisheere, SIXTH ROW: Dave Delach, Scott Andrus, Keith Campbell, Peggy Murphy, Valerie Koba-sick. STANDING: Kristi Bond, Sue Johnson, Kim Lu-bis, Gail Moehrke, Tami Breidonbach, JoAnn Clement, Karen Clement, Courtney Amos, Cindy Vegter, Peggy Gifford, Debbio Woods, Dawn Perkins, Debbie Persinger. Pep Club Keeps School In Good Spirit Cass Mullen, Julie Alder, and Eva Holt portray their spirit In the signs they made. Pep Club FRONT ROW: Sue Whitacker, Renee Sweeney, Debbie Hayen, Tina Hoppe, Cindy Brellenthin, Genevieve Salas. SECOND ROW: Kim Benstead, Lori Lee, Cheryl Jed-licka, Julie Williams, Julie Hensey, Donna Olson, Hope Salas, Patty Krogman, Suzette DuCharme. THIRD ROW: Stacey Scharfen-berg, Joan Wallace, Pam Beall, Shannon Hummed, Kelly Monroe, Eva Holt, Mary Breiger, Debbie Gordon, Pcrri Haye, Melissa Sweeney. My year in Delavan has really been a great time for me. There have been many totally new experiences. I met so many nice and friendly people and I will never forget them. When I first came here I didn't know much about the American school system. But here at D-DHS I got to like it very much. Especially the great variety of courses impressed me very much. In Germany they just don't offer classes like Woods, which I really enjoyed. The hardest thing to adjust to in the beginning was that school lasts until 3:20 p.m. and not just 'til noon like back home. Another thing I enjoyed very much were all the different sports. I had a great time watching football in fall and basketball in winter. Even though I didn't participate very much (or at least not very long) on any team, I think they are a lot of fun ana a great thing to be in. I hope there will be many other kids from foreign countries who can spena a year here in Delavan and at D-DHS. I will never forget this year. Always remember me. Love, Wolfgang 58 — afs AFS Cultivates Knowledge Of People And Places I still remember when my friends back home asked me why I was going to waste one year in the U.S. after I had already graduated in Austria. But although school here is completely different and academically a lot easier, I learned so much this year. For the first time I started really thinking and comparing. I realized how much everybody is influenced by his environment and grows up with certain ideals without even being aware of them — like the pledge of allegiance to the flag. D-DHS certainly offers many interesting extra-curricular activities that make school a lot more fun, but on the other hand, I noticed that therefore the lives of must students mainly revolves around school. One thing I don't like about D-DHS is the huge class difference among south commons, north commons, burn-outs, and the popular people. It's not fair to judge people by their belonging to a certain study area. I certainly don't consider myself better only because AFS provided a North Commons pass for me that I hardly ever used for this reason. I want to thank the few true friends I've found at D-DHS who accepted me the way I am and for whom I didn't have to pretend. I didn't want this to sound pessimistic, in fact, I'm very happy here otherwise. I can't imagine going home, leaving my family whom I love so much, my friends and also work, which was a great experience and a lot of fun. It's true that Delavan is a small town and not exceptional in any way, but there are many wonderful memories connected with it. Love, Barbel TOP — AFS FAMILIES SEATED: Barbel Holub, Dawna Livingston, STANDING: Greg Christianson, Wolfgang Ber-gerhoff, Dave Christianson LEFT: Barbel uses up some spare time, knitting. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Wolfgang peaks out from behind a branch while birdwatching. afs — 59 Foreign Language Club, MECHA, And YTY Kathy Marzahl, DeAnne Weiler, and Karen Beall enjoyed two weeks in France through the ISE or Inter-cultural Student Exchange program. On the right is just one of the interesting sights they saw on their journey. During their stay in France, the girls spent one week with local families and spent the rest of the time touring Northern France with the ISE group from Wisconsin. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB — SITTING: Jackie Witte, Donna Olson, Lyn Casagranda, Beth Yelton, Debbie Hayen, Kris Anderson. KNEELING: Kristi Hon-eyager, Rachelle Braenne, Lynn Teesch, Shelly Wuttke, Renee Wheeler, Chris Traynor, Kathi Schie-felbein, Lisa Bonsall, Sue Keech. THIRD ROW: Pam Evlnk, Susanne Akins, Gail Mowery, DeAnne Weiler, Shannon Hummel, Mary Cordano, Julie Breidenstein, Kathy Marzahl, Debbie Gordon, Perrl Gay, Chris Weber, Mary Eslick. BACK ROW: Cynda Lee Smith, Wendy Potter, Brenda Salas, Kris Salas, Patty Amon, Jodie Gordon, Lisa Sklenar, Lori Gordan, Barb Mehr-ing, advisor. 60 Foreign Language Offer Various Learning Activities MECHA — SEATED: Rudy Rodriguez, Adam Aponte, Fidel Galindo, Suzle Rios, BACK ROW: Oralla Galindo, Linda DeLeon, Mondy Guzman, Myrta Hill, advi sor; Jesus Ibarra, Lisa DeLeon, Josie Ibarra. YTY — FRONT ROW: Donna Olson, Kim Larson, Terri Miles, Hope Salas, Kathy McCabe, Mary McGill. SECOND ROW: Dan Labonne, Patty Amon, Susanne Akins, Jackie Keller, Tami Gerharz, Peggy Gifford, Debbie Mueller, Wendy Robbins, Sue Harmel, Dusty Bower, Barb Gleiter, Lori Lee, Lisa Bonsall. THIRD ROW: Mike Dunn, Jackie Murphy, Kathi Schiefelbein, Debbie Hayen, Diane Kitzman, Steve Karsten, Scott Lubis, Bob Quartucci, Linda Karsten, Julie Williams, Edwin Ramos, Barry Butters, Beth Osman, Dana Marshall, Valerie Kobasick. mecha, yty The Era” Holds Memories And Co-editors - Dawn Reynolds Bob McClellan Advisor - Carl Tighe Photography - Dave Austin D-DHS Photo Club Tom Bockhaus, advisor Special color section, John Jeninga FRONT ROW: Karla Gimla, JoAnn Clement, Dawn Reynolds, Dave Smiley, Shelly Wuttke, Leslie Krause. SECOND ROW: Patti Brown, Julie Deschner, Thelma TerSteege, Bob McClellan, Robin Schwandt, Pat Flood, Joann Schmaling, Bonnie Hatfield, Julie Karcher. THIRD ROW: DeAnne Weller, Cindy Brellenthin, Gretchen Saw telle. 62 — era The Cometeer” Provides Information FRONT ROW: Dawn Kucker, Darcy Gruber, Kelly Lubis, Lori Teesch, Grant Simmons, Krist Enstrom, Suzy Watts. SECOND ROW: Jane Rahn, advisor; Emil Slack, Maureen McCoy, Debbie Hayen, Sue Grabow, Stacey Scharfenberg, Dawna Livingston, Chris Delhey, Jeff Bond, Carol Davis, Sue Whitaker. Co-editors - Kelly Lubis Lori Teesch Advisor - Jane Rahn cometeer — Choirs Combine Classical Swing Choir a new musical group at D-DHS provides an outlet for the musical talents of a group of students who like their music in today's mode. director; Becky Miller Wendy Montgomery Oheryl Kerste,. Tina-Parr, Vick Milder, Susan Davfcl, Cathy Lenl-f ing, l{lm Hess; SECOND ROW: Jani Slack, Susan Karbash, Gretchen Vorlop, Kelly VanAcker, Bambi ton Slackr Scott Bunnell,??® Mansfield, Eric Graff, Rick young W WMB Kent Krtieger, Bob Richardson, Dan Wallace VanDyken. r t — a capella And Contemporary Music SWING CHOIR — SEATED: Susan Davies, Eric Oder. FRONT ROW: Dennis Parr, Bob Richardson, Gretchen Vorlop, Kim Hess, Kathy Marzahl, Lyn Casagranda, Serena Price, Cheryl Kerste, Julie Alder, Charmano Snyder. SECOND ROW: George DeFrancesco; advisor, Sue Miller, dance advisor; Richard Severing, musical advisor; Dawna Livingston, Dan Mansfield, Greg Christianson, Steve Smiley, Ron Huisheere. MIXED CHORUS - FRONT ROW: Jodi Scott, Darla Meske, Laurie Umbarger, Jeff Grayson, Bill Dampier, Jeff Spencer, Sue Roeker, Tracy Bower, Sue Tlschendorf, Judy Parker; SECOND ROW: Richard Severing, director; Patty Friesma, Kristi VanAcker, Leanne Schell, David Hiem-stra, Pat Hayes, Pat Murphy, Wilma Zomer, Patty Helgeson, Sherry Carstenson; THIRD ROW: Marcia Gimla, Jean Moore, Tammy Rolfs, Cheryl Jedlicka, Charmane Snyder, Patti Scholl, Chris Traynor, Lisa Sklenar, Mary Lazzeroni, Patty Shappee; BACK ROW: Donna Olson, Jackie Witte, Stacy Scharfenberg, Kathy Lumkes, Theresa Mulderink, Becky Mansfield. swing choir and mixed chorus - 65 Practice And Concentration: A Part Of Instrumental Music STRING ENSEMBLE — FRONT ROW: Jackie Murphy, Beth Yelton, Tina Parr, Geraldine Jennings, director. BACK ROW: Howie Ryan, Dave Vriezen, Dave Stirmel. BELOW: Vickie Miller, Gretchen Vorlop, and Greg Christianson concentrate on their parts. SYMPHONIC BAND — FRONT ROW: L. Casa-granda, W. Montgomery, S. Price, G. Vorlop, E. Johnson, V. Miller, D. Olson, K. Marzahl, D. Weller, D. Livingston; SECOND ROW: S. Kar-bash, R. Sweeney, C. Baker, A. Zomer, B. War-renburg, S. Krause, K. Gimla, D. Schutt, D. Olson, S. Smith, L. Langholff, K. VanAcker, B. De- laney, J. Bane, M. Vincent, H. Reyenga, P. Brown, P. Putman; THIRD ROW: M. Rubendall, J. Amos, J. Parker, A. Groth, M. Marshall, B. Fagan, K. Murphy, J. Parker, S. Scharfenberg, D. War-renburg, D. Parr, J. Alder, J. Martin, G. Christianson; BACK ROW: W. Robbins, D. Young, director; E. Oder, S. Karsten, J. Pils, S. Jones. 66 — band Let The Band Play On Snyder, Greg Jones; THIRD ROW; Karen Williams, Kim Larson, Mike Dunn, Paul Groth, Doug Jonuska, Marty Hessner, Charles Wilson, Greg Simmons; TOP: Donald Young, director; Andy Drefs, Pat Hayes. CONCERT BAND — FRONT ROW: Renee Wheeler, Joan Wallace, Jody Keller, Jean Meyer, Julie Hensey, Stacy Scharfenberg, Linda Vincent, Jean Calhoun; SECOND ROW: Wilma Zomer, Jean Karcher, Patti Shappee, Darla Meske, Charmane bands — 67 And All That Jazz The 1977-78 jazz band was one of the most active bands in many years. They started off the season with a November concert in which the newly formed group first played for the public. The greatest honor the band received this year was the chance to participate in the Mobile Jazz Festival, a selective and advanced competition including 8 of the best high school bands from around the country. The five day trip proved to be a great learning experience and in the final concert the band performed as it had never done before. RIGHT: John Langholff concentrates on playing a selection of music. JAZZ BAND — FRONT: Kevin Murphy, Wendy Montgomery, Susan Karbash, Elise Johnson, Lyn Casagranda, Don Young, director. SECOND ROW: Ron Huisheere, Greg Christianson, Greg Jones, Julie Alder, Jim Martin. THIRD ROW: Andy Groth, John Langholff, Jeff Parker, Mike Rubendall. BACK ROW: Gretchen Vorlop, Renee Shipman, Bill Superna, Eric Graff, Eric Oder, Steve Bailey. 68 — jazz band Pretty, white fluffy stuff. Wet and cold and reddened cheeks, tangled hair. Happy, laughing, running, jumping. Peaceful, calm and serene. Looking out, toasty warm by the fire. Rosy glow, content and warm. Footprints and Angels and Snowmen Forts and snowballs. That grim! Let's play, let's laugh. forget that we're wet. Remember those snowy days? And the cozy warmth we returned to? Let's return, recreate. Just laugh and slide and fall and smile, and live. Julie Alder INJCT Mil BELOW: Dawna Livingston, June Pounder, and Sherri Byrne tell us their favorite sport Is football. Watch out men — they look tough. RIGHT: The updated hillbilly is the Image Sue Brown projects. How many hillbillies do you know that carry purses and play tennis? 70 — spirit week Exploiting School Spirit In Spirit Week LEFT: Rick Perslnger is all wrapped up In his work from decorating halls during Spirit Week. Mike Hayes and Bill Smojver look on as Rick demonstrates the Senior Stars theme. ABOVE: Nlta Trapp, Denise Perslnger, and Deb Sheets show us that baseball is their favorite sport, but is Biology their favorite subject? LEFT: Fulfilling the role of a hillbilly, Renee Wallace chaws on a bit of grass. OPPOSITE PAGE — BOTTOM: One day of Spirit Week was dedicated to the hillbillies. Students sported overalls, flannel shirts, and kerchiefs to bring the Ozarks to D-DHS. Showing off their finery are Lisa Bonsall, Jody Keller, Karen Ru-blano, Jean Meyer, Lisa Bauer, Brian White, Brad Grabow, Sue Blackwell, Rhonda Cobb, and Tammy White. Wonder what Jo Barber said to Brian!?) spirit week — 71 Senior Homecoming Court TOP: Kris Meyer, Bill Hopkins, Dawna Livingston, Dave Whitaker, Linda Weberpal, Mike Lazzeroni, Claudia Dcdorich, Ron McMillan, Eva Holt, Ed Jedlicka. 72 — homecoming Drizzle Does Not Dampen Homecoming King Ed Jedlicka Queen Eva Holt It was an honor to be chosen as the 1977 Homecoming Queen since all students vote on this position. As a freshman watching the crowning of the Queen, I never dreamed that as a senior, I would be in the same place. Nervously standing in the drizzle at halftime, facing all the dedicated fans, and hearing the echo of my name over the loud speaker will always be one highlight of my high school years. That moment, along with the homecoming assembly, the parade, the dance, and even the dinner have made mv senior year complete. I would like to thank those who have made this wonderful and unforgettable experience possible for me. - Eva Holt FAR LEFT: Peggy Murphy, Perri Gay, Gail Mowery, Wendy Potter, and Gloria Miller prove their dedication at the rainy Homecoming game. LEFT: Seniors demonstrate spirit at the pep assembly. ABOVE: The scoreboard tells the story of our victory. homecoming — 73 A Parade, Dance, And Victory Over Badger Made Homecoming 77 TOP LEFT: Sophomores capture second place In the float building contest. TOP RIGHT: Emil Slack appears to be a natural for Hillbilly Day. ABOVE: Thelma TerSteege: READY ... SET ... GO!!! RIGHT: Roxanne and Brad Grabow bring a little of the Ozarks to D-DHS. OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP: Chris Wetherall comes up with yolk on his face after the egg roll. FAR RIGHT: Lori Lee, Kelly Jean Monroe, Kathy Marzahl, and Maureen McCoy are sfngin1 in the rain at the Homecoming game. 74 — homecoming Homecoming Representatives JUNIORS: Scott Andrus, Tammy Johnson. SOPHOMORES: Serena Price, Tim Drushella. FRESHMEN: Jacque Boviall, Paul Smiley. homecoming — 75 Drama — A SUNNY MORNING Dona Laura Petra, a maid Don Gonzalo Juanito, an attendant Lynn Casagranda Dawna Livingston Brian Barry Jeff Spencer THE ADVENTURES OF MR. BEAN Julie Dressier Oliver Bean Gompers Saul Goldbin Mary Burwell Emil Slack Sue Akins Greg Simmons THE HAPPY JOURNEY TO TRENTON AND CAMDEN State Manager Ma Kirby Arthur Kirby Caroline Kirby Elmer Kirby Beulah Barb Decker Cheryl Kerste Steve Delaney Joan Wallace Jeff Spencer Chris Traynor A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL Stepan Stepanovich Choobookov Natalia Stepanova Ivan Vassilievlch Lomov Jeff Parker Connie Kocs Grant Simmons DON BERINGER, DIRECTOR 76 — one acts A Growing D-DHS Interest THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS Dobi© Gillis ........ Bonnie Willet ....... Helen Dixon ......... Miss Forepough ..... Petey Bellows ....... Mr. Pipgrass ........ Imogene Klogenfelter Frannie ............. Lola ............... Polly ............... Mrs. Dixon ......... Mr. Dixon .......... Happy Stella Kowalski Mr. Harrington ..... Miss Neuman ........ Limbo Lamb .......... Adele ............... Bill ................ Maudie .............. Pansy ............... The Band ............ DON BERINGER, DIRECTOR ......Mike Hayes .Melissa Sweeney ....Darcy Gruber ...Lyn Casagranda ......Ed Jediicka ...Scott Bachman ....Joan Wallace ....Debbie Woods ....Chris Traynor ....Renee Wheeler .......Julie Aider ....Chris Bachman ........Sue Akins .....Jeff Spencer ......Beth Osman .....Barb Decker ...Patty Shappee ....Chris Bachman ....Dorlth Brown ...Patty Shappee ...Belinda Gleiter Dawna Livingston Chris Traynor Patty Shappee three act — 77 COUNTER CLOCKWISE START BELOW: Sue Whitaker, Serena Price, Cheri Nelson, Shannon Hummel, and Stacey Scharfenberg do the Can-Can. Lyn Casagranda tries to seduce Jeff Parker in her apartment. Ron Huisheere and Oonna Olson promenade down the Champs-Elysees. Ready to tempt Adam and Eve is Serena Price as the Serpent. Adam and Eve enjoy the wonders of the Garden of Eden. Gretchen Vorlop and Jim VanDyken, Dan Mansfield, and his partner dance at Pistache's club. Lyn Casagranda leads the girls In the Can-Can. The bailiff reads the list of charges against the maidens. Boris confronts Claudine and Hilaire in front of the sidewalk cafe. One of the most colorful scenes of the production is the Quatz Arts Ball. 78 — musical New Projection Backdrop, Sparkling Costumes, And An All Star Cast Shine In Can Can” musical — 79 CAST BAILIFF .............................Ron Schmaling POLICEMEN ......Jerry Amos, Chris Bachman, Jeff Bond, Mike Hayes, Steve Smiley JUDGE PAUL BARRIERE ..................... Jim Cox COURT PRESIDENT, HENRI MARCEAUX ............. Greg Christianson JUDGE ARISTIDE FORESTIER ............. Jeff Parker CLAUDINE .............................Donna Olson GABRIELLE .........................Gretchen Vorlop MARIE .............................Serena Price CELESTINE .........................Darcy Gruber HILAIRE JUS SAC ....................Ron Hulsheere BORIS ADZINIDZINADZE ..............Scott Bachman HERCULE ..............................Emil Slack THEOPHILE ..........................Dan Mansfield ETIENNE ...........................Jim Van Dyken FIRST WAITER, DOCTOR .................Brian Fagan LA MOME PISTACHE ..................Lyn Casagranda SECOND WAITER, SECOND .............Scott Bunnell TABAC WAITER ......................Steve Smiley MONARCHIST ..........................Pat Murphy NUN (Jailer) .......................Sue Blackwell MODEL ..............................Lisa Sklenar MIMI ..........................Wendy Montgomery 80 — musical Hours Before Performance Add Finishing Touches Clockwise starting below: Deb Gordon ponders over set decorations. Tom Bockhaus digs through sets to pull out the rug that will surround the orchestra pit. Phyllis Burnette creates a costume at the sewing machine. Cheryl Jedlicka adds the finishing touches to Julie Hensey's costuming. Barb Shreves illustrates to the performers how one should plead oh so sweetly. Pat Murphy doesn't seem too pleased with the uneven tan Jackie Witte is giving him. musical — 81 82 — prom Court And Students Enjoy Prom Night Out Even In The Quietest Moments” King Tom Danielson Queen Kris Bond Senior Representatives: JERRY SCOTT and PATTI FIELDHOUSE Junior Representatives: RON HUISHEERE and KELLI VAN ACKER Sophomore Representatives: MIKE MULLEN and SU2Y WATTS FRESHMEN Representatives: KEVIN GARECHT and JODY KELLER The Junior Prom was well attended with over 100 couples enjoying a memorable evening at the Holiday Inn in Janesville. The theme was Even in the Quietist Moments with music provided by Skyline. Post Prom was held in the D-DHS Cafeteria, which was transformed into a summer night scene with tiny Christmas tree lights used to simulate a starry sky. M «n r. e Drefs, Melissa Johnson, Kri Bond, Tom Daniel-Karen Clement, Greg BfBftn, Kevin Garecht, Jody Keller, Ron Huishecre, Kelli Van Acker. prom — 83 Relaxed Moments Of Prom Lee Holman and Karen Williams join In on one of the post-prom parties. Michelle Anderson, Cheryl Kerste, Lana Stuver, and Kim Johnson look on as the King and Queen are crowned. 1 v. Dancing the night away at post prom aro Sue Miller and Serena Price. Bob McClellan, Mark Schroeder, and Roger Seaver take time out for a moment to themselves. 84 — prom To name, to number, to punctuate, to perform, to speak, to factor, to write, to watch, to memorize, to succeed, to fail, to understand. The infinitives seem infinite; the awakening is slowly begun, barely finished, delicately envisioned. Yet exists the vital interweaving of academics, removed and esoteric, with lifework visions so long nurtured. And then one moment, four years distant. In one day dismissed. Time converges on the you's and J's to make us free. To see, to work, to learn again, to live, to turn, to attempt once more. The tapestry of our lives is yet undone. IE4RN S. J. Miller The sucessful functioning of any high school is directly related to the cooperation, support, and effort conducted and promoted by students, teachers, secretaries, auxilary personnel, board of education members, and fellow administrations. Without a doubt, I have gained total confidence in all of these groups because of their attitudes and efforts in making Delavan-Darien High School second to none. I continue to feel that when I need advice or assistance it will be given with honesty and a genuine willingness, if not eagerness. These attributes of the staff and students make my role challenging and rewarding. Upon reflection a few new programs and activities come to mind that were mutually organized and sponsored by students and staff. You will remember a pep assembly to honor citizen athletic support, Pride Evening, Swing Choir, Donkey Basketball, and many others. Our traditional activities continued to be well supported and planned which speaks highly for all involved. I am very proud of the students and staff at Delavan-Darien High School. Dr. Russell Draeger FRONT ROW — SCHOOL BOARD: Richard Hon- curriculum coordinator; Delbert McGinnis, superfn- eyager, Muriel Werbel, Mary Drushella, Harry Clem- tendont; James Christianson, business manager, ent, Duane Logterman. BACK ROW: Owen Moyer, 86 — administration Working Together For D-DFIS LEFT — SECRETARIES: Jan Burnette, Ruth Scharine, Dorothy Scharine, Susan Brown, Winifred Stearns, Elaine August, and Maxine Ellis. Russell Draeger, principal; Stephan Cass, assistant principal; Robert Koval, associate principal. administration — 87 Reading, Writing, And Speaking Enable Us To Communicate. 88 — onglish Variety is the spice of life, and there's certainly plenty of spice in the English department. Different interests all take their own routes but combine in an effective manner here. LEFT: Bob McClennan, Greg Christianson, Dave Smiley, Wendy Smith, Bill Supernaw, and Julie Alder consider Mrs. Dinsmore's question In APE class. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Steve Behar prepares his Fiction class for Great Expectations. FAR LEFT: Robert Scott explains the fundamentals of speech while Melody Morse ties her shoe. BOTTOM LEFT: We are sure that when Don Boringer looks up we will see a happy face. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jane Rahn looks for a poetry book in the LMC. CENTER: Bob Koval and Jim Regan listen to a student presentation. ENGLISH — FRONT ROW: Susan Mlllor, Jano Rahn, Lottie Auer, Barbara Shreves, Carol Dinsmore, Jo Barber, Edith Miller. BACK ROW: Robert Scott, Wil- liam Schwallenbach, Stove Ferraro, Walter Daumier, Carl Tighe, Lois Mast, Steve Behar, Don Beringer. english — 89 ABOVE: Guidance, Nurse, and Special Education: Alan Logan, Myrtha Hill, Kenneth Schmidt, Dorothy Behlman, Barbara Shunk, James Santy, Marie Van Orsow, Jon Seuser. TOP RIGHT: Phyllis Burnette and Clarice Brooks look over resources in the professional library. RIGHT: Jerry Lawson, William Mort-lock. Bill Smojver, and Kevin Nietfeldt contemplate the content of a file. 90 — student services Serving Students Daily „ There are numerous facets of the Student Services department. Most students realize that the guidance counselors are members of the department and that they are concerned with students in all phases of general counseling. They help each student to program his individual schedule as well as assisting graduates plan for the future in terms of jobs or post-education. The school nurse is also a member of this group. While her duties may begin with particular care of students who are ill, she is also involved in the larger areas of health care which involves testing and screening for health problems. The other members of students services include the school psychologist, the speech therapist, the special-education teacher, and the bilingual instructors. These people work with those students who require special help in special areas. Library and Audio Visual: Mary Fetty, Alice Able, William Smojver, Vivian Seuser, Julie Retzlaf, Helen Wheeler, Carol Spencer, Warren Race. studont services — 92 — math Technology Adds To Math And Science Programs Math and science plav an important role at D-DH5. Trudging down the halls past the science rooms one can be quickly overcome by the peculiar fumes of the chemists' work. As you take a 90° turn to the right your mind becomes jumbled with square roots, tangents, and quadratic equations. It is unanimously agreed that anyone who can master the talents of these two fields does more than look at shapely ankles strolling down the halls. MATH: Bruce Kelly, Alan Buchholz, Eva Met zlnger, Frank Land!, Gerald Voutilla, Richard Pierson. RIGHT: Alan Buchholz gives us a smile as he looks up from his work.___________ ABOVE: Ann Serpe, Adeline Hansen, Dave Thiol, Don Teesch. RIGHT: In their free time chemistry students add to the trivia board. Laboratory Precautions and Instructions (Modified) 1. Clean your laboratory equipment and desk at the end of each year or 10,000 miles. 2. Maintain a serious attitude toward your play. Rapid movements are to be avoided, except when in a hurry. 3. Do not use more of the chemical than is in the bottle. 4. If you spill acids or bases on yourself, wash the area with plenty of water and then report to your instructor. Report all other accidents to your instructor also — burns, cuts, decapitations, knifings, or hangings. 5. Authorized experimentation is strictly prohibited. science — 93 The construction of a new gvm added another attraction to D-DHS this year. Not only did it make room for more classes and practices, it also allowed us to carry on more than one meet at a time. 94 — physical education Physical Fitness — A Must — And Driver’s Ed — A Course Every Student Loves” At 16! LEFT: Wallace Zlmmermann, Lynn Koehl, Steve Hanaman, and Don Briedenbach. BELOW: Students make use of the universal gym. _ 95 ed health and driver $ Social Sciences Strive For Socially Oriented 1 UMMMfTIl Minds SOCIAL STUDIES: James Hoehnke, Dean Baerbock, Beau-ford Breidonstein, Rodney Patterson, Thomas Bockhaus, John Love, Theodore Hoeveler, John Keefe, Newell Huckaby, and Shirley Wilke. RIGHT: Dean Baerbock assists Mike Bish and Joel Steward with their debate material while Maureen McKoy looks on. TOP RIGHT: Isn't It nice to see Coach Beauford Breidenstein smiling? John Keefe seems to be enjoying the pep assembly and Steve Behar sings along. (Does he really know the words?) FAR RIGHT: Jim Hoehnke explains the facets of urban geography. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ted Hoeveler prepares his materials for a U.S. History II lesson. 96 — social studies Realizing that a democracy requires a well-informed public, the social studies staff strives to expand the students historical knowledge and civic responsibilities needed in governing their society. Other offerings, such as psychology, also help to prepare the student for the complex society ahead. On the other side, they are also ready to entertain the students with songs, especially by Dean Baerbock, and stories via John Love. social studies — 97 Preparing students for the future, that's what school is all about. A major part of this responsibility falls to the vocational courses. Training in home economics, business, agriculture, metals, woods, drafting, electronics, and auto mechanics, provide learning and experiences that will always be valuable. Isn't it great to be offered such a wide variety of courses? RIGHT: Kitty Reiman, Nancy Holllnger, Dorothy Toll-kuhn. BOTTOM - FRONT ROW: Leonard Prahl, Susan Nicks. BACK ROW: Edmund Kowieskl, Ronald Bronson, JoAnne Koolstra, Patricia Love 98 — applied arts Vocational Courses Help Prepare Students For Future LEFT: John Karcher listens to the purr of the engine. BOTTOM: Ronald Deschner, Mark Ganser, Glen Holman, Cary Scott, Darrell Hessenth-aler, and James Dillner. applied arts — 99 Music, Art And Foreign Language Help To Bring The Humanities Closer To Every Student ABOVE: Kevin Murphy, Lyn Casagranda, and Wendy Montgomery put In a last minute practice before a concert. TOP: George DeFrancesco exhibits art projects. TOP RIGHT: Linda Johnson takes time out to help Steve Karsten and Doug Jonuska with Spanish. RIGHT: Donald Young, Instrumental music, and Richard Severing, vocal music, take a moment to discuss an upcoming performance. 100 — fine arts Education is more than the three R's. Obviously, foreign language is important to many students because one third of the student body is involved in the study of foreign language, customs, and people. The Art department requires students to learn art history as well as the practical art techniques. Mr. Severing and Mr. Young encourage students to expand their musical talents. So, as you can see, the Fine Arts department hopes to develop well-rounded students who appreciate the arts. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Barbara Sanft, Barbara Mehrlng, Raymond Klnnunen, Linda Johnson, and Dennis Hessner. fine arts — 101 Food Service Adds New Salad Line To Daily Service FRONT ROW: Bob Sandford, Willard Wendorf, Julius Rosenow, Alfred Redenius, Don Bane, Harvey Langholff, Robert Benhardt. FRONT ROW: Dora Koolstra, Evelyn Wendorf, Wilma Pohl, Phyllis Barr, Henrietta Vrlezen, Fran Metcalf, Jeanette Boss, Mildred Hipp 102 — staff Love is empty Love is not real unless we give our real selves; No masks, No guessing, No games. The enduring element is the enjoyment of being with those we love. We learn to forgive, and apologize. We must also learn to hold out our hand when we fear to, and want to hold it In. Love won't be empty then. Julie Alder MAKE A FEIENE) Anderson. Kristine Aponte. Adam 8aar. Lone Berry. Chris Bauer. Lisa Beau. Pam Becker. Jody Bigelow. Rose Boo vail. Lisa BovtaA. Jacque Bradford, Bonme Bre«denbach. Patrick Brower. Dawn Brown. Julie Brusa. Joe Butters, Barry Cairns. Juke Calhoun. Jean Casey. Paul Casrilas. Victoria Castro. Norma Charletworth. Shawn Chnstakis. Nick Cleveland Dune Constable. Ted Cossman. Randy Cootson. Kelly Cox. Jim Freshmen Experience First Day Jitters Craig. Lesbe Dumpier, wnem Deal. Chr.s Decker. Barb Delaney. Steve Oe ey. Chris DeVries. Bin DeWeerd. Lori Dillenbeck. Ooerr. Paul Orels. Andy Dubey. KeOey Jamie FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: Julfe Brown, secretary; Stacey Scharfenberg, vice-president; Steve Karsten, treasurer. BACK ROW: Jacque Boviall, president. 104 — freshmen Duestertwck. David Ethch. Jam«i funk, Fran Glaser. Karen Graike. Tammy Duncan. Veronica Faddoma, Pam Galvan. Carlos Gluts, Diana Grayson. Jett Dunn. Mike Forsytne. Phifcp Garecht. Kevin Gordon. Lori Greidanus, Mark Emmerich. Jett Fnesema. Patti Gtmo Marcia G'abow. Brad G’oth. Paul The first day at D-DHS was a frightening experience for all freshmen. First day jitters, confusing schedules, and fear of upper classmen, however, were soon replaced with confidence, involvement in school activities, self-pride, and school spirit. Naturally the year's events brought both enjoyable and unpleasant feelings. Luckily, memories are usually positive, and so was the freshmen year at D-DHS. TOP: LJsa Sklenar selects her books for the day's classes. LEFT: Barb Decker stands in the hall during lunch mods. freshmen — 105 The first few weeks include many new experiences for freshmen. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Spencer and Jim Picknell work with A.V. equipment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Janie Slack, Pam Beall, Lisa Bonsall, Sue Smith, and Bambi Warrenburg practice a selection of music in the choir room. BOTTOM: Bill Dampier works In the dark room developing and enlarging pictures. Gruel. Bob Hayes. Tim Hicmstra. Oavid Ibarra. Jesus Jenrnga. Henrietta Hall. Fred Helgesoo. Patricia Hiermlra Sue Ibarra. Rudy Joney Diane Han ten. Gary He«er. Waller Holt. Glen Jacobson. Dan Jones. Greg Harmel. Sue Hensey. Julie Hopkins. Terry Jaros . John Jonuska. Doug Hayen. Deborah Messner, Martin Hoppa. Nathan Jedlicka, Cheryl Jut . Aimee Hayes. Patrick HOI. Shelley Hougen. Janice Jeninga. Annette Karcher. Jeon Karcher Scott Karsten. Linda Karsten. Steve Keech. Susan Keller Jody Kieselburg. Russell Kitrman Diane Knowles. Chris Krause. Dale Krause. Pauline Krause. Sara Krogman. Patricia Kupsch. Lynn Kutr. Diane 106 — freshmen Freshmen Continue Old Interests And Develop New Ones labonne. Dan mi Lampen, Katharine Lange. li a Lange Teresa Larson. Kim Lawson. Jeff la zerom. Mary Laa. Lori Leak. Pamelo L anting. Thomas Lepper. Chad Lewis. Jim Lloyd. Lon logterman, Dorm long. Shawn lope . Joa Louden. Mika Love. J.C lubis. Scott Lumkes. Kathy McCabe. Kathy McGill. Mary McKoy. Jennifer Macara. Kay Mansfield. Rebecca Mastondis Otga Mattison. Julia Mat ka. Tammi Meier, Etsbeth freshmen — 107 Though We Tried, We Didn’t Always Succeed Meske. Darla Meyer. Dan Meyer. Jean Monroe. Kelly Moore. Jean Moretock. Harry Mortlock. 8rll Mulder nk. Theresa Murphy. Patrick Murphy. Jackie Murphy, Judy Nelson. Mike Nickels. Cheryl NiettekJt, Kevin Nystrom. Lisa Ochoa. Eddie O'Connor. EHen OdHng. Eric Olson. Oonna Olson. Joannie Palenske. Mike Papapetru. JeH Papcke, Shen Parr. Tanya Parr. Tina Peacock. Dave Peters. Cheryl Peyer. Bill 108 — freshmen PtckneU, Jim Ramos Edwin R-ckert. Don Rods. Tammy Piggott. CoK««n Ramos. Podro Robbins, Wandy Ross. John Pol m. Stove Reader. Jcnnrinr Rodrigue , Eric Salas. Raul Prater. Bnen Reynolds. Greg Rodrigue , Rudy Salas. Theresa Ratfim, Angela Richardson. Rebecca Roeker. Sue Schartenberg Stacey Freshmen join the spirit of D-DHS. FAR LEFT: Pet Murphy, Jamie Diiienbeck, Mark Greidanus, David Stlrmel, and Julie Cairns cheer D-DHS onto victory at the Homecoming football game. CENTER: Glen Holt pulls with all his might for a win over the sophomores during Spirit Cup week. BOTTOM: Although we usually place last, freshmen join In the pep assembly. BELOW: Joann Schmaling and Tim Weberpal work on the freshman float for the rainy Homecoming parade. freshmen — 109 Staler. Lynn Smith, Cmdy Spnngmsguth. John Shappee. Patty Smith. Sue Stanhope. Lon Sanmonv Greg Snyder. Char mane Sterken. Cathy Sktenar. lisa Soukup. Scott Sterken. Larry Slack. Janie Spencer. JeW Sterken Tina Steward. Lisa Stirmel. Oavid Stoic k. David Stokhotm. Enc Stover. Lance Swank. Bill Teesch. Lynn Tischendorl, Susan Torres. Syhna Toucheti. Sue Tran. Co Tran, Khuong Trainor, Chris Turner. Larry Tyler, Roxenn Umbarger. Laurie VanAcker. Carrie VanDyken. Jim Vegter Sandy Vieth. Sarah V alot ov Velma V«Kent. Irnda Wallace. Joan 110 — freshmen Freshmen Easily Adapt To Modular Scheduling And Unscheduled Time Warrenburg. Bamtu W«b«r. Christina Wcbarpal. Tim Weigel. Sherry W mLvkJI Cindy West. Kevin Whec r Renee Williams, Jean Wttarm. Jufce Williams. Karen Wilson. Charles Wrier. Randy Wide. Jactue Wolf Shan Wood. Barbara Wutlke. Shelly YeKon. Befh 7«tlow. Michele Zomer Wama Zwerfel. Jay Studying is part of the everyday routine. FAR LEFT: Cheryl Peters helps Jodie Scott to classes before Jody received her electric wheelchair. TOP: Mr. Daumier helps Jim Cox, David Peacock, and P.J. Breidenbach In the ERC. LEFT: Janice Hougan concentrates on her World Civics assignment. freshmen — 111 Sophomores Are Involved In School Activities Ahrens. Jennifer Akin . Susanne AJmond. Debb'e Amon. Patty Amos. Jerry Anderson. Lrta Andrus. Todd Aponte. Ray Aranda. Margie Ari ola, Diane Baker. Sharon Barry. Brenda Barry. ERa BeaiAeu. Dennis Beresh, Bob Bethel. Ooug Bigelow, Ron Bish. M.ke Bonsall. Corded Boss. leRoy Botma, Bob BovtaO. Gma Brahm. Joe Brown. Patti Brubaker Peggy Bower Tracy Breidenstem. June Brown, Terry Bonne . Scott Bowman. Tammy Brellenthm, Cmdy Brown. Todd Burch. Diane RIGHT: Krlst Enstrom plunges face first to a sophomore victory In the bobbing for apples event during the Halloween competition. 112 — sophomores Returning as sophomores, with the fear of freshman year behind them, the sophomores were eager to take on new challenges with more self-confidence. Although the work load was heavier, their determination helped them to achieve their high-set goals. Events that highlighted the sophomore year included obtaining a license to drive and receiving class rings. Both of these events will become memories for many years after high school. TOP: After a hard practice, Lisa Anderson comes up for air. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kim Hess, treasurer; Kelly Campbell, president; Jana Mattison, vice- president; Ron Schmal-Ing, secretary. CaBahan. Colleen Cameron. Mike Campbell Kelly Canty. M e Cary. Joe Carstensen. Sheila Cavtlav Tonta Chambers. Larry Chapman, Alan Clair. John Colombe. Ken Cralsenberg, Julie CmpoH, Cindy Dahl. Gina Dahl, Tom Davies. Susan 0avis. Carol Oavts. Patty Deal Bob Decker. Tom Deichsel. Sheila sophomores — 113 Delech. Rich DeLeon. Linde Detchner. Julie Doerr, Rich Dofiey, John Drefv Matt Faber. Sa«y Fagan Brian Farnsworth. Jennie Flood. Kevin Frank. Donna Galindo. Or aka Galmdo Ray Drutheda. Tim Dunbar, Maria tnniv Scolt Enstrom. Knit Eihcfc. Mary Evmk. Pam Gallagher. Ten Galvan. Rolando Gerhar . Tarm Gifford. Harriett Gimla. Karta Godina. Lupe Goff. B Gonnates. M«cho Gordon. Jody Gowey. RocheSe Grice. Brad Guzman. Mondy Mames. Vidu Hanchette. M Wantten. Tim 114 — sophomores Time For Studies, Time For Fun HathekJ. Bonnie Marl. Bret Mayen, Dan Hernandez. Erlmda Hess. Kim Miemstra. Gene Hirte. Mickey Hit man Dawn Hoekstra. Bob Houlberg. Robin Muff a . Ken Johnson. tWve Johnson. Steve TOP CENTER: Steve Huisheere joyfully swings Sherry Robinson during sophomore gym class. FAR LEFT: Sophomores demonstrate school spirit on Hillbilly Day. CENTER: Sophomores take a break from their studies during passing time. Honeyager. Kristi Huisheere. Steve Jones. Scott Karcher, Jyhe Moppa. M e Hummel, Shannon Jonget|«s. Brian Kasuo Nadme Hoppe. Tina Ibarra, Josre Kalb. Oebb Kawczynskj. Tom Hottu. Thanh Hour Jeninga. George Karbash. Susan KeOer. Jackie sophomores 115 Kemmer. Shawn Key. Terry Kirkhom. Sue Klade. Tamie Kfcne. Len Koc� . Ernie Krause. Leslie Krogman. Mike Kropecek, Frank Krui enga. Bernte LangbolH. LuAnn Larsen. Patty Latta. Jetf Lawrence. She.ia Lenlmg. Cathy Lloyd. Bruce Logterman. Dan Long. Kun Loudon. Mary McClellan. Cathy McClellan. Cindy Maass Mark Madison. Dave Madison. Lon Mattison. Jana Maurer. Mary Miles. Tern Miller. Becky Waiting, Anticipating, And Wondering Mohnt. Mike More . Gina Morse. Melody Monroe. Dave Morone . Laurie Moyer. Charles Moore. Paukne Morrow. Gail Mueller. Debt Morales. Elda Morrow. Peggy Muiten. Mike TOP: LuAnn Langholff nervously awaits her chance to be chosen in square dancing class. FAR RIGHT: Sophomores cheer during pep rally. RIGHT: After rehearsal, Gretchen Vorlop gets set to put her flute awav. 116 — sophomores Peacock. June Pervnger. Oeniie Peyer. Joe PtoBpi. Pat Pierson. Steve PWer. Mark PoJ m. Tom Porter. Dan Powea. Kathy Price. Dan Price. Serena Putman, Patty Quortuco. Bob Ramirei, Elda sophomores — 117 RIGHT: Rodney Seidell practices his skateboarding techniques after school. CENTER: Tom Decker and Leslie Krause promenade during gym class. FAR RIGHT: Sharon Baker changes her partner during square dancing class. R mo� , Norma Randall Peggy Rhyner. Debbie Robbm . Paul Robert . Janette Roberta. Kim Robinaon. Sherry Rodriquez. Auggie Rodriguez. Robert Rodriguez. Ro anne Sander . Chuck SeideB. Rodney Stanhope. Tina Rodriguez. Freddie Sargent. Dan Send!. John Starm. Liu Roger . Kevin Sargent. Jim Sheet . Debbie Stawicki. Bob Roling, Tom Sargent. Tim Smiley. Steve Stephan , Jett Ryan. Howie Schauer. Joe Smith. Cynda Steward, Joel Sal a . Hope Schell. LeAnne Smith. Lynn Stockholm, Dan Sala . Kn Schmabng. Ron Smith. Wanda Swank Melinda Sala . I mo Scott. Kn Sookup. She«ey Swaney. Linda 118 — sophomores Sophomores Are Always On The Go Sweeney. Renee Teetch. Mike Teich. Debt� e Terpstra. Dave Thacker. Dan Trapp. Nita Turner. Walter Twtng. Doug Tyler. Rhonda VanAcker. Corne VanAcker, Kmti VanHeet. Lanette Vasque?. EvteHa Vegter. Dale Veley. M.ke Vincent, Martin Vitullo. Ben Voller. Ted V or lop. Gretchen Vneien. Jean Wallace. Dan sophomores — 119 Ahrens. Don Amos. Courtney Andrus. Scott Anderson. Michelle AtweU. Scott Barfcy. Stewe Barry. Brian Bauer. Susan Boon Barb Beall. Karen Beane. Jill Beardsley. Laurie Becker. Erie Benstoad. Kim Bersch. Bob Bigelow, Wayne Blackwell. Su anne Bond. Kristi Bonitace. Greg Bowaa. Lisa Bower. Karen Brahm. Tim Breidenbach. Tartu Br ovoid. Lee Brown. Oonth Brown. Theresa Bryan. Troy Buitman. Marcia Juniors Meet Third Year Challenge Burwe . Mary Chambers. Lisa Cole. Shari Campbell. Keith Christianson. David Constable. Grace Carstensen, Sherri Cleveland Joan Cordano. Mary Castro. Mauricio Cobb. Rhonda Coty. Vaiene RIGHT: Ambitious Emil Slack tolls over his latest chem assignment. 120 — juniors Cunningham. Crndy Damof . John 0 l ch. Oavo Dahl. Colleen 0 China. Tony Danielson. Tom DowWig. Deschner. Tami DuChafme, Doerr. Cheryl Su anne Oobey. Rohm Surette Dusenbury. Jean Onednc. JoAnn Friedecs, Sue Gilmore. Eddie GoH. Jerry Edwards. Ken Gallup. Jane Gleason. Bob Gordon. Debra Egnoski. Canrhe Gay. Pern Gleiter. Bab Gowey. Doug Fleming. Bridget Gifford. Peggy Goff, Jeff Grabow. Roxanne JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Joanne Shooan, secretary; Connie Lee, vice-president; Rich Koepnfck, president; Barb Stlrmel, treasurer. Highlighting the year was planning for the Junior Prom. This included raising money, choosing the location, selecting theme colors, song and flowers. As usual a great deal of time and effort was put into this event. Another area juniors showed responsibility was in course selection and open campus privileges. Juniors also supported their school in athletics and spirit. juniors 121 Grasfce. Jeff Honchette. Janet Hoppe. Mark Groth. Andy Hann. Marilyn Huisheeee. Ronald Gruber. Darcy H.M Kevin Hunt. Gloria Gruel. Steve Hicmstra. Elaine Huschka. DebtMe Hamen. Karen Hoekstra, Vicki Jacobson. Steve Jansen. Lon Jemnga. John Johnson. Kim Johnson. Sue Johnson. Tammy Jordon. Bill Kalb. Dennis Korcher. Kathy Kashinski. Frank Kat enberger. Phillip Keech. Nancy Kelly. Franos Kelly, WVham Kenda . Cynthia Kerste. Cheryl Kobasrck. Valerie Koepruck. Rich Kohler. Tern Kohn. Jim Krogman. Kathie Krueger. Larry Kucker. Dawn labonne. Dawn 122 — juniors High School Still Holds New Experiences For Juniors l nb. Kathi tamper . Sue lawvon. Jerry Lee. Conme leek. Mary Little. Jwhe Lippert. Werxly logterman. Kewi long. Rantfy Lubrt. Km McCoy. Maureen McGill Diane Mantfieh). Dan Markl.ng. Troy Marula. Lnta Martha . Dana Mar Pull Jon MarthaM. Mat Martin. Jim Mar ahi. Kathy MaUke. Tim Memtchock Steve Meyer Mary Milter. Angela M.ner, Gloria Miner. Sue TOP: Mike Marshall cringes, and claims it doesn't hurt. LEFT: Mike Palma and Manuel Salas fix a deal for a DECA project. FAR LEFT: Erik Price is relieved to find out it wasn't all that bad. juniors — 123 Juniors Follow Typical High School Day Palma. Mike Papcke. Penny Perkins. Dawn Per vnger Oebbie Peyer. 8oO PhilUps. Chris Pierson. Bill P'ggolt. Carolyn P ls Joe Pollock. Chris Potter. Wendy Price. Enk Putman. Tammy Ransom. John 124 — juniors RaytiekJ. M-kc Reynolds. Dawn Rutoiano. Karen Sanders, Duslan Ret iaft. Steve Rios. Susie Salas. Brenda Sawtene. Gretchcn Regan, Jim Rodrigue . Rosie sales. Genevieve Scharlenberg. Steve Reyenga. Henry Roeker. Diane Salas. Manuel Schmalmg. John Reyenga. Vicki Ross. Dave Sanders. Dawn Schmidt. Chery FAR LEFT: Lana Stuver, Taml Deschner, and Sue Johnson fool around In the D.E. room. CENTER: Gloria Hunt, John Damore, and Grant Simmons take a break from the everyday routine. LOWER LEFT: For Ken Edwards, another thrilling mod in the LMC is slowly progressing. BELOW: Noreen O'Hara slyly looks aside as Jim Kohn studies attentively. juniors — 125 Juniors Involved In Class Spirit RIGHT: Dave Ross and Bill Jordan fall to the floor In exasperation after the three-legged race during Spirit Week. LOWER RIGHT: Dawn Reynolds and Sue Blackwell tally points towards the Spirit Cup. BELOW: Jim VanHees and Grant Simmons prepare for an anticipated victory. Simonv Joni Slack, Emal Sterkcn. Corrme Stev n on, Mki Sttrnwl. 8a� b Strotvn, Juke Stuver lana S w «n«y. Urliiu To res. Dutno VanAckCf. KeOi VanHaat, Jim Vavju . Margrot Vogter Cindy ViHalobov Patty 126 — juniors VktuMo. Chm Vrieien, Dave Wallace, John Warrenburg. Duane Weigel Randy Wendorl, Linda Wend Oft. Mark Wheeler. Jim White. Brian Wilhite. Jim Wilion, Paul Wobig. Tim Wood. Unda Wood . DeObM Young. Rick Zomer. Annette TOP LEFT: Brian White gains points for his clas. on Hillbilly Day. TOP RIGHT: Rich Koepnlck officiates over the tug of war contests. LEFT: Even rain doesn't stop spirit minded Maureen McCoy and Kathy Marzahl from attending the Homecoming game. juniors — 127 Seniors Find Ways Varsity ball p|j choorle assembly JAMES BAAR RODNEY BENSTEAD CARL BAKER WOLFGANG BERGERHOFF JOANN BANE RHEA BERKOMPAS DENISE AHRENS LUIS APONTE ALLAN BAUER BAMBI BISH JULIE ALDER JEFFREY AUGUST CAROL BEAULIEU JEFF BLACKMAN 128 — seniors To Make Their Days Enjoyable PATTY BOGART DUSTY BOWER MICHAEL BRAHM BRIAN BUTTERS JEFFREY BOND RACHELLE BRAENNE MARY BRIEGER SHERRI BYRNE SUSAN BROWN TERRI BYRNE DAVID BUNNELL KAREN BURCH ANDY CAMERON TIMOTHY CARMIN seniors — 129 Bookwork Is Essential MICHAEL CARY PERLA CASTRO JOANN CLEMENT KRIS DAMORE MAURICIO CAICEDO CARRIE CHAPMAN KAREN CLEMENT KAREN DAMPIER LYN CASAGRANDA GREG CHRISTIANSON ANN COEHOORN KIM DAVIS SHARI COLE SUE DAVIS KATHLEEN CUNNINGHAM CLAUDIA DEDERICH 130 — seniors In Preparing For The Future PHYLLIS DUNHAM RHONDA EDLER LISA DE LEON BARBARA DELANEY BRAD DODGE BARB FAGAN PATTI FIELDHOUSE JOHN DRAIN MICHAEL DREFS JACQUELINE MICHAEL EDWARDS RICK EICKSTEADT DUNBAR LINDA FLADTEN PATRICK FLOOD, MARK EKMAN Vice-President JEAN FOLKERS seniors — 131 Not All The Time Wolfgahg Bergorhoff wcrl BRIAN FRASER SUZANNE GRABOW ANNE GUILER CHRISTY HELLER WILLIAM FRAZIER ERIC GRAFF TERRANCE HAINES GARY HIEMSTRA DIANE FREY GERALD GRIFFIN MICHAEL HAYES JAMIE HIEMSTRA JOAN FRIESEMA RUSSELL HIRSCH BELINDA GLEITER STEPHEN HOFFMAN 132 — seniors Is Meant For Study LEE HOLMAN EVA HOLT MICHAEL JESKE BETTY JUTZ BARBEL HOLUB JUDY HOUGEN EDWARD JEDLICKA JOHN KARCHER SHERRI HOPKINS SANDRA HUDLIK JOHN JENINGA MARK KAWCZYNSKI WILLIAM HOPKINS JON HUMMEL WILLIAM JENINGA VICKY KITZMAN seniors — 133 Sometimes One Must Stop For LORI KLADE CONNIE KOCS RALPH KRAAYEVELD JOHN LANGHOLFF BRIAN KOBASICK SUSAN KOHLER SHELLEY KRAUSE MICHAEL LAZZERONI, President 134 — seniors Contemplation And Decision Making nnle Kocs carries ul I schedule as a (■ear graduate. RONALD LEE DAWNA LIVINGSTON, Secretary ROBERT LOUDON JOSE McGILL GEORGETTE LIEURANCE KARI LOGTERMAN ROBERT McClellan RONALD McMillan seniors — 135 Great Times Are 136 WENDY MCNAMARA MONTGOMERY thSmYasMATT,son montsma pnllP.H MEANS EILEEN MOORE tcdIJINE MEyER tERESE morelock - «v.t3tKLY MOH DIANE MORTLO — seniors Never To Be Forgotten MONICA JOANNE MULLEN KATHLEEN MULLEN CHERI NELSON MULDERINK LARRY PAGEL JOHN PALCIC JEFF PARKER PAT O'CONNER ANGELA O'DIERNO JON ODLING LARRY NIEUWENHUIS DENNIS PARR seniors — 137 Certain Classes And Teachers RICHARD PERSINGER CORALEE QUADE CORINNE ROBERTS PAMELA SARGENT RICHARD PETERSON SUSAN REED DIANE ROWE MARK SCHROEDER MICHAEL PETKOFF JEFFERY REYENGA TERESA PIERSON ROBERT RICHARDSON JUNE POUNDER, Treasurer SUZY RIOS 138 — seniors Remain Permanent Memories SANDRA SCHULTZ MARK SCOTT ROGER SCHURMAN ROGER SEAVER ROBIN SCHWANDT NANCY SEELY JACQUELYN SCOTT MARGARET SHAPPEE LAURIE SHREVES WENDY ANN SMITH GERALD SCOTT RENEE SHIPMAN DAVID SMILEY WENDY ANNE SMITH seniors — 139 Studies Are Finished Before iley prepares his seminar paper DOREEN SNODIE WILLIAM SUPERNAW STEVEN SOUKUP LORI TEESCH CALVIN SQUARE DONNA TERPSTRA ROLAND STOLZER THELMA TERSTEEGE CHARLES TWING KEITH VENEMA BARB STUDNICKA JEFF THACKER KATHERINE VELEY MITCHELL VENEMA 140 — seniors The Senioritis” Bug Strikes CAM VIETH LINDA WEBERPAL MICHAEL WILKE CINDY WINKLEY BETTY VILLALOBOS CONSTANCE WEIL ANDT JOSEPH WILLIAMS DOUG YORK RENEE WALLACE DAVID WEILER NANCY WALSH LUCINDA WHALEN EDDIE WALTERS DAVID WHITAKER seniors — 141 Fun And Games TOP: John Karcher and Pat Flood make It a one-on-one In volleyball. ABOVE: Cooking hamburgers for the hungry are Mike Edwards, Pat Flood, Bill Frazier, Ron Lee and Mike Hayes. RIGHT: Seniors enjoy the class picnic at Wendy Mattison's home. 142 — senior picnic PHILANDERER IS Refusing To Slow Down Scenes At The Senior Picnic senior picnic 143 Insisting On Sharing TOP LEFT: Chairs stand waiting as the graduates of '78 file in. TOP MIDDLE: Practice proves to be a good time to catch up on lost sleep. BOTTOM MIDDLE: And finally ... The practice recessional. BELOW: Mike Edwards gives Brian Fraser a push. 144 — graduation practice Every Laugh Of Joy Or Tear Of Sorrow TOP: Mr. Baerbock and Dr. Draeger give out instructions while Mr. Cass stands by. LEFT: Doug York, Sue Kohler, and Cindy Winkley keep their place In line. ABOVE: Mr. Young takes foreman position over band set-up. graduation practice 145 Noticing The Little Changes Awards FAIRFIELD GRANGE AWARD: Renee Shipman, Pam Sargent DELAVAN AREA SCHOOLS NON-CERTIFIED EMPLOYEES AWARD: Kim Davis SHERRY ROZELL AWARD: Dawna Livingston THE BETZER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP: Michael Edwards, Jon Hummel DELAVAN ROTARY CLUB AWARD: Jerry Griffin LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN CITIZENS AWARD: Betty Villalobos FLORENCE DUNWIDDIE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Lori Teesch RICHARD JAMES BOTMA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Thelma TerSteege DEL A VAN-DA RIEN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS: Bi;l Supernaw, Brian Butters, Jeff Thacker, JoAnn Clement, Steve Hoffmann MATHISON CLOTHIERS DECA AWARD: Rick Persinger D-D S.E.A. SCHOLARSHIP: Sue Brown THE LATIN ANGELS AWARD: Lisa DeLeon AUSTIN STUDIO SCHOLARSHIP: Connie Kocs LAURO RODRIGUEZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Margaret Shappee STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SCHOLARSHIP: Andy Cameron, Mike Drefs DELAVAN SERVICE LEAGUE AWARD: Dusty Bower AJAY ACTIVITIES CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Julie Alder ST. ANDREW'S LATIN AMERICAN SOCIETY AWARD: Susie Rios, Jose McGill WALWORTH-LAKELAND ELKS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Steve Hoffmann AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP: Shari Cole, Jamie Hiemstra DORA S. ARTHUR AWARDS: Phyllis Dunham, Mitch Vonema, Dave Bunnell, Kathy Veley DAVID LARRY POLZIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Ron Lee CLAIRE RUBY HEATH NURSING SCHOLARSHIP: Kellie McNamara SENIOR CLASS SCHOLARSHIP: Lyn Casagranda, Mary Brieger BORG FOUNDATION VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP: Robin Schwandt AJAY ENTERPRISES CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP: Jean Folkers GEORGE W. BORG ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP: Robert McClellan GEORGE W. BORG EFFIE BORG SCHOLARSHIP: June Pounder, Greg Christianson STA-RITE SCHOLARSHIP: David Smiley 146 graduation ABOVE: Karl Logterman adjusts Pam Sargent's collar. TOP: Mike Lazzeroni finished his speech. LEFT: Dave Smiley and Bob McClellan get ready for the ceremonies. OPPOSITE PAGE: Bill Super-naw, Nan Seely, and Pat Bogart arrive early. graduation — 147 Planning The Pathways Of Our Lives LEFT TOP AND BOTTOM: Joan Frlesma and Wolfgang Bergerhoff accept their diplomas with honors. ABOVE: Anticipation seems to be the feeling of the majority. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Jon Hummel delivers his graduation address to the class. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: The long awaited moment has finally arrived. 148 — graduation CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Blue Gold MOTTO To look up and not down. To look forward and not back. To look out and not In, and To lend a hand. Edward Everett Hale graduation — 149 TOP FIVE: David Smiley, Robert McClellan, June Pounder, Greg Christianson, Julie Alder HONOR CORDS: Julie Alder, Carol Beaulieu, Rodney Benstead, Wolfgang Bergerhoff, Rhea Berkompas, Ra-chaelle Braenne, David Bunnell, Brian Butters, Terri Byrne, Andrew Cameron, Lyn Casagranda, Carrie Chapman, Greg Christianson, oanne Clement, Karen Clement, Shari Cole, Kim Davis, Michael Edwards, Patrick Flood, Jean Folkers, Joan Frlesema, Jamie Hiemstra, Stephen Hoffmann, Barbel Holub, Judy Hougen, Jon Hummel, Lori Klade, Connie Kocs, Brian Kobasick, Ralph Kraaye-veld, Ron Lee, Dawna Livingston, Robert McClellan, Kellie McNamara, Wendy Mattison, Kris Meyer, Vicky Miller, Wendy Montgomery, Richard Persinger, June Pounder, Corinne Roberts, Robin Schwandt, Roger Seaver, Margaret Shappee, Renee Shipman, David Smiley, Wendy Anne Smith, Doreen Snodie, William Super-naw, Lori Teesch, Thelma TerSteege, Jeff Thacker, Renee Wallace, Mike Wilke, Cindy Winkley, Mitch Venema Senior Activities AHRENS, DENISE: Photo Club 3,4; Transfer Student 2. ALDER, JULIE: Badger Girls State 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 1; Stu-donl Council 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Swing Choir 4; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir 3,4. APONTE, LUIS: Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; FFA 1; Intrumurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; AUGUST, JEFF: DECA 3, German Club 1; Youth Tutoring Youth 3; Drama Club 3; Tennis 1,2; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 2; Pep Band 1,2. BAKER, CARL: Drama Club 3,4; Tennis 2; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; BANE, JO ANN: AFS Club 1,2,3; Concert Band 1; DECA 3; Track 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; BAUER, ALLAN: AFS 4; Come-teer 3; DECA 3; German Club 1; BENSTEAD, ROD: Debate 3; German Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Cross Country 3; Tonnls 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; BERGERHOFF, WOLFGANG: AFS 4; Intramurals, 4; Swimming 4. BERKOMPAS, RHEA: Girls' Choir 1; Mixed Choir 1. BOND, JEFF: AFS 3,4; Cometeer 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Drama Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; Golf 1; Swimming 1,2,3. BRAENNE, RACHAELLE: Foreign Language Club 4; Medical Careen Club 4; Pep Club 2,3; Track 3. BRAHM, MIKE: Intramurals 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. BRIEGER, MARY: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; DECA 3; Era 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Track 1,2; Concert Band 1. BROWN, SUE: Cheerleading 1,3; Class Secretary 3; DECA 3; Forensics 2; Intramurals 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. BUNNELL, DAVE: FFA 1; BURCH, KAREN: Library Club 1. BUTTERS, BRIAN: Audio-Visual Club 2,3; NHS 3,4. BYRNE, SHERRI: Homecoming Court 1; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Swim Club 2; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 2; Freshman and Sophomore Ensemble 1,2; Concert Band 1. BYRNE, TERRI: Intramurals 3,4; Medical Careers Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2,3. CAMERON, ANDY: Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3; Debate 2; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; German Club 1,2,3; NHS 4; Photo Club 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2; Water Polo 1,2. CARMIN, TIM: Transfer Student 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. CARY, MIKE: FFA 1,2,3,4. CASAGRANDA, LYN: Class Treasurer 2; Cometeer 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2,3; German Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Acappella 2; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. CASTRO, PERLA: Gymnastics 4; Track 1,2,3,4. CHAPMAN, CARRIE: AFS 3, FBLA 3,4. CHRISTIANSON, GREG: Badger Boys State 3; NHS 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. CLEMENT, JO ANN: Era 3,4; Forensics 2,3; Intramurals 4; NHS 3,4; Prom Court 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. CLEMENT, KAREN: AFS 1,2; DECA 3,4; Prom Court 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Drama Club 3; Swimming 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3. COULSON, MARC: Transfer Student 3; CUNNINGHAM, KATHY: Era 3; FBL A 2,3,4; DAMPIER, KAREN: FBL A 3. DAVIS, KIM: AFS 2,3,4; Cometeer 1; Foreign Language Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Swimming 3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3. DAVIS, SUSAN: DECA 3; German Club 1; Musical—sets 3; DEDERICH, CLAUDIA: DECA 3,4; German Club 4; Student Council 2; Tennis 1; Track 2; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3. DELANEY, BARB: AFS 1,2,3; Class Secretary 2; Debate 2; DECA 3; Lighting Crew 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Jazz Band 1,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. DODGE, BRAD: Forensics 2, Intramurals 4; Wrostllng 2; Prop Building 3,4. 150 — senior activities DRAIN, JOHN: Intramurals 1,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4. DREFS, MICHAEL: NHS 3,4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 4; Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Golf 2,3,4. DUNHAM, PHYLLIS: FBLA 4; Library Club 1,2; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; NHS 4. EDLER, RHONDA: Pep Club 1,2; Track 3; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3. EDWARDS, MIKE: Class President 3; Era 1; Intramurals 4; Student Council 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tonnis 1,2; Track 3. EKMAN, MARK: DECA 3; FFA 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Tennis 1,2; String Ensemble 1,2,3. FAGAN, BARB: Cometeer 1,2,3,4; Debate 2; Pep Club 1,2; Swim Club 1,2,3,4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 1; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; All Star Band 4. FIELDHOUSE, PATTI: DECA 3; FBL A 2,3; Photo Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4. FLOOD, PAT: Class Vico-Presl-dent 4; DECA 4; Era 3,4; Intramurals 4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. FLADTEN, LINDA: FBL A 3; Tennis 1; Work Experience 4. FOLKERS, JEAN: DECA 3; Forensics 2,3; NHS 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Drama Club 3. FRASER, BRIAN: Mixed Choir 1,2,3. FRAZIER, BILL: AFS 1,2; Intramurals 4; Prom Court 2; Student Senior Activities Council 1,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3. FREY, DIANE: DECA 3. FRIESMA, JOAN: Cheorleading 3; FBLA 4; Forensics 2; Pep Club 3; Acappella 1. GLEITER, BELINDA: Transfer Student 1; Drama Club 4. GRABOW, SUE: Cometeer 4; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Swimming 2; Mixed Chorus 1. GRAFF, ERIC: Intramurals 1; Drama Club 3; Acappella 2,3,4; Mixed Choru 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. GRIFFIN, JERRY: Concert Band 1. GUILER, ANN: AFS 1,2; Cometeer 1,2; DECA 3; Forensics 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Softball 3,4. HAINES, TERRY: Transfor Student 2; Track 2. HOLMAN, LEE: AFS 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Mixed Chorus 1. HAYES, MICHAEL: Foreign Language Club 1; Forensics 2,3; FFA 2,3,4; German Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 2; Acappella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 1,2. HELLER, CHRISTY: FFA 3; HIEMSTRA, JAMIE: AFS 4; FBLA 2,3; German Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Acappella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; HIRSCH, RUSS: Acappella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1. HOFFMAN, STEVE: NHS 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. HOLT, EVA: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Track 2. HOPKINS, BILL: DECA 3; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4. HOPKINS, SHERRI: DECA 3; Pep Club 2,3; Drama Club 4. HOUGEN, JUDY: Library Club 3,4; Photo Club 4. HUDLIK, SANDRA: AFS 2; Cheerleading 2; DECA 3,4; Forensics 1,2; Homecoming Court 3; Tennis 1,2. HUMMEL, JON: Debate 2,3,4; Era 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Baseball 3,4; Golf 2. JEDLICKA, ED: AFS 1; Cometeer 2; DECA 3,4; Era 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 3; Student Council 2; Drama Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. JENINGA, BILL: Track 1,2. JENINGA, JOHN: Photo Club 3,4. JESKE, MIKE: Golf 1,2,3,4. KARCHER, JOHN: FFA 3,4; German Club 2; Transfer Student 2. KAWCZYNSKI, MARK: AFS 3; DECA 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Swim Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Golf 1; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3. KOBASICK, BRIAN: Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 3; Track 2. KOHLER, SUE: Debate 2; DECA 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Track 2; Acappella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1. senior activities — 151 Senior Activities KRAUSE, SHELLEY: FFA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2. LANGHOLFF, JOHN: Orama Orchestra 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Acappella 4; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4. LAZZERONI, MIKE: Class President 4; DECA 3,4; FFA 1,2; Homecoming Court 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Golf 1; Tennis 2; Track 3. LEE, RON: Cometoer 3; DECA 3; Era 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4. LIEURANCE, GEORGETTE: FBLA 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. LIVINGSTON, DAWNA: AFS 4; Cheerleading 1; Class Secretary 4; Cometeer 1,2,3,4; Era 1; FBLA 2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 3; Student Council 4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Acappella 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Swing Choir 4; Freshman Ensemble 1; Jazz Band 3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. LOGTERMAN, KARI: Debate 2; DECA 3,4; FBLA 3; FFA 1; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Swing Choir 2. LOUDON, ROBERT: Cometeer 1,2,3; DECA 3,4; Phot Club 1; Drama Club 1,2; Concert Band 1 2. LUBIS, KELLY: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 3; DECA 3; Cometeor 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1. McCLELLAN, BOB: Badger Boys State 3; Class Treasurer 1; Era 2,3,4; FFA 3,4; NHS 3,4; Prom Court 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1 2,3,4. McGILL, JOSE: Cometeer 3; DECA 3,4; Intramurals 4; Football 1,2,4; Tennis 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Freshman Ensemble 1; Concert Band 1. McMILLAN, RON: DECA 2; FFA 3; Homecoming Court 3; Intramurals 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; MARTINEZ, RUBEN: Transfer Student 4. MATTISON, WENDY: Class Vice-President 2; Debate 2,3; Studont Council 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1. MEYER, KRIS: Debate 2; DECA 3; German Club 2; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 1. MILES, TIM: Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Football 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Freshman Choir 1. MILLER, VICKI: Drama Club 3; Acappella 3,4; Transfer Student 3; Symphonic Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Orchestra 4. MOHR, KIM: Swimming 1; Work Experience 4. MONTGOMERY, WENDY: AFS 2,3,4; Forensics 2; Student Council 2,3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Drama club 2,3,4; Acappella 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Freshman Ensemble 1; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Woodwind Choir 2,3; MOORE, EILEEN: DEC 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. MORTLOCK, DIANE: DECA 3,4; Transfer Student 3. MULDERINK, MONICA: Medical Careers Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2. MULLEN, JOANNE: Foreign Language Club 2. NELSON, CHERI: Audio-Visual Club 1; Lighting Crew 2,4; Pep Club 2; Varsity Club 4; Drama Club 1,4; Basketball 2,4; Swimming 4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Woodwind Choir 3. NIEUWENHUIS, LARRY: Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1; Golf 1. O'CONNOR, PAT: DECA 3; O'DIERNO, ANGIE: DECA 3; Library Club 1,2. ODLING, JON: Football 1,2; Tennis 3. PALCIC, JOHN: DECA 3; Swim Club 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Golf 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3. PARKER, JEFF: Foreign Language Club 1, German Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Acappella 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 3,4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir; 3,4; Musical 2,3,4. PARR, DENNIS: Forensics 1,2,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Acappella 3,4; Swing Choir 1; Madrigal 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3,4; Jazz Combo 3,4; PER SINGER, RICK: Class President 1; DECA 3,4; Era 1,2; FFA 1,2; Homecoming Court 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4. PETERSON, RICHARD: DECA 3,4; Transfer student 2. PETKOFF, MICHAEL: FFA 1,2. PIERSON, TERI: Cheerloading 1,2; Class Secretary 1; DECA 2; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1. 152 — senior activities Senior Activities POUNDER, JUNE: Class Treasurer 4; Cometeer 2,3,4; DECA 3; Intramurals 3,4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Track 1.2.3.4. QUADE, CORI: DECA 3; FBLA 2.3.4. REED, SUE: DECA 3,4; Student Council 1; Gymnastics 1; Track 3. RICHARDSON, 80B: Acappell 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 3.4. ROBERTS, CORINNE: Track 2. ROWE, DIANE: Foreign Language Club 3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2. REYENGA, JEFF: Wrestling 2; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 2; Symphonic Band 2. SARGENT, PAM: DECA 3; FFA 4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Wrestling 3; Tennis 1. SCHROEDER, MARK: Era 3; Intramurals 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Freshman Choir 1; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, SCHWANDT, ROBIN: Era 2,3,4; Forensics 2; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 1. SCOTT, JACKIE: Golf 1; Track 2; Jazz Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3; SCOTT, JERRY: FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Track 3. SCOTT, MARK: FFA 1,2,3,4. SEAVER, ROGER: Era 2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3. SEELY, NANCY J.: Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. SHIPMAN, RENEE: AFS 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Debate 2,3; Intramurals 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Musical Orchestra 4; Track 1,2; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 4; Symphonic Band 2,3,4. SMILEY, DAVE: Badger Boys State 3; Era 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Intramurals 4; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. SMITH, WENDY ANN: DECA 3; SMITH, WENDY ANNE: Debate 2; FBLA 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Freshman Choir 1; Symphonic Band 1,2. SOUKUP, STEVE: Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Golf 4. SQUARE, CALVIN: DECA 3; Intramurals 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 2; Wrestling 3,4. STOLZER, RALAND W.: Track 3; Wrestling 1; Concert Band 1. SUPERNAW, BILL: Badger Boys State 3; Class Vlc-President 1; Intramurals 2; NHS 3,4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Drama Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. TEESCH, LAURIE: Badger Girls State 3; Cometeer 1,2,3,4; Era 2; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Forensics 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4; Student Council; Drama Club 3,4; Golf 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2. TER STEEGE, THELMA: DECA 3; Era 3,4; German Club 1,2; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; THACKER, JEFF: Badger Boys State 4; Foreign Language Club 2; NHS 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Acappella 3; Choraliers 2. TWING, CHUCK: Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2. VELEY, KATHERINE: FBLA 3; Concert Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2. VENEMA, MITCHELL: FFA 1,2,3; Football 3. VILLALOBOS, BETTY: AFS 3; Cometeer 3; DECA 3; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Forensics 3; Intramurals 4; Library Club 1; Mecha 4; Pep Club 3; Photo Club 2; Youth Tutoring Youth 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Golf 3,4; Tennis 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; WALLACE, RENEE: Drama Club 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Choraliers 2,3; WALSH, NANCY: DECA 3; Intramurals 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Choir 1. WEBERPAL, LINDA: Cheerleading 2,3; DECA 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3. WEILER, DAVE: FFA 1,2,3,4. WETHERRALL, CHRIS: Transfer Student 3. WHALEN, LU CINDA: AFS 3; DECA 3; FBLA 3. WILKE, MIKE: DECA 3,4; Photo Club 1; Swim Club 2; Golf 2; Swimming 2; Concert Band 1,2. WINKLEY, CINDY: DECA 3; German Club 1, 2; NHS 4; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 1. WHITACKER, DAVE: Audiovisual Club 2; DECA 3; Homecoming Court 4; Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Golf 3; Track 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. YORK, DOUG: DECA 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; German Club 1; NHS 3; Swim Club 2; Swimming 1 2. senior activities — 153 Index Ahrens, Denise (12) 128 Ahrens, Diana (11) 120 Ahrens, Jennifer (10) 112 Akins, Susanno (10) 55, 60, 61, 112 Alder, Julie (12) 20, 46, 65, 66, 68, 89, 128, 141. Almond, Debra (10) 112 Amon, Patty (10) 55, 60, 61, 112 Amos, Courtney (11) 26, 35, 54, 120 Amos, Jerry (10) 37, 54, 66, 112 Anderson, Kris (9) 60, 104 Anderson Lisa (10) 26, 46, 112, 113 Anderson, Michelle (11) 84, 120 Andrus, Scott (11) 37, 75, 120 Andus, Todd (10) 37, 112 Aponte, Adam (9) 23, 34, 39, 61, 104 Aponte, Luis (12) 24, 38, 128 Aponte, Ray (10) 34, 39, 50, 112 Aranda, Margie (10) 112 Arizola, Diana (10) 112 Atwell, Scott (11) 120 August, Jeff (12) 29, 128 Baar, Jim (12) 50, 51, 128 Baar, Lorie (9) 50, 104 Bachman, Chris (10) Bachman, Renee (9) Bailey, Steven (11) 68, 120 Baker, Carl (12) 66, 128 Baker, Sharon (10) 112, 118 Bane, JoAnn (12) 66, 128 Barry, Brenda (10) 112 Barry, Brian (11) 24, 49, 120 Barry, Chris (9) 23, 36, 42, 46, 104 Barry, Ella (10) 112 Bauer, Allan (12) 128 Bauer, Lisa (9) 71, 104 Bauer, Sue (11) 48, 120 Baun, Barb (11) 49, 120 Beall, Karen (11) 120 Beall, Pam (9) 27, 58, 104, 106 Beane, Jill (11) 120 Beardsley, Laurie (11) 120 Beaulieu, Carol (12) 49, 128 Beaulier, Dennis (10) 112 Becker, Eric (11) 120 Becker, Jody (9) 23, 42, 104 Benstead, Kim (11) 21, 120 Benstead, Rod (12) 46, 128 Beresh, Bob (10) 112, 120 Bergerhoff, Wolfgang (12) 36, 58, 59, 128, 135 Berkompas, Rhea (12) 128 Bersch, Robert (11) Bethel, Doug (10) 112 Bigelow, Ron (10) 23, 34, 50, 112 Bigelow, Rose (9) 33, 50, 104 Bigelow, Wayne (11) 120 Bish, Bambi (12) 128 Bish, Mike (10) 37, 54, 96, 112 Blackman, Jeff (12) 128 Blackwell, Suzanne (11) 46, 50, 64, 71, 120, 126 Bogart, Pat (12) 129 Bond, Jeff (12) 22, 46, 50, 62, 129 Bond, Kris (11) 44, 55, 83, 120 Boniface, Greg (11) 50, 120 Bonsall, Cordell (10) 112 Bonsall, Lisa (9) 60, 61, 71, 104, 106 Boss, LeRy (10) 112 Botma, Robert (10) 112 Boviall, Gina (10) 112 Boviall, Jacquo (9) 33, 75, 104 Boviall, Lisa (11) 104, 120 Bower, Dusty (12) 61, 129 Bower, Karen (11) 120 Bower, Tracy (10) 65, 112 Bowman, Tammy (10) 112, Bozzy, Jeff (10) Bradford, Bonnie (9) 40, 104 Braenne, Rachaelle (12) 47, 60, 129 Brahm, Joe (10) 53, 112 Brahm, Mike (12) 24, 129 Brahm, Tim (11) 120 Breldenbach, P. J. (9) 31, 39, 104, 111 Breldenbach, Taml (11) 40, 120 Breidenstein, Julie (10) 26, 60, 65, 112 Brellenthin, Cindy (10) 63, 112 Brieger, Mary (12) 47, 129, 135 Brovold, Lee (11) 50, 120 Brower, Dawn (9) 104 Brown, Dorlth (11) 55, 120 Brown, Julie (9) 27, 104 Brown, Patti (10) 46, 63, 66, 112 Brown, Sue (12) 27, 70, 129 Brown, Terl (11) 48, 120 Brown, Terry (10) 112 Brown, Todd (10) 112 Brubaker, Peg (10) 112 Brusa, Joe (9) 50, 104 Bryan, Troy (11) 36, 49, 120 Bultman, Marcia (11) 120 Bunnell, Dave (12) 50, 129 Bunnell, Scott (10) 64, 112 Burch, Diane (10) 112 Burch, Karen (12) 129 Burwell, Merle (11) 35, 120 Butters, Barry (9) 23, 31, 32, 61, 104 Butters, Brian (12) 54, 129 Byrne, Sherri (12) 44, 70, 129 Byrne, Terri (12) 44, 47, 129, 139 Caicedo, Mauricio (12) 130 Cairns, Julie (9) 104, 109 Calhoun, Jean (9) 67, 104 Callahan, Colleen (10) 113 Cameron, Andrew (12) 54, 129 Cameron, Michael (10) 36, 55, 113 Campbell, Keith (11) 24, 34, 49 120 Campbell, Kelly (10) 27, 32 44 113 Canty, Michael, (10) 113 Carmln, Tim (12) 24, 34, 42, 129 Carstenscn, Sheila (10) 113 Carstensen, Sherri (11) 65, 120 Cary, Joe (10) 113 Cary, Mike (12) 50, 130 Casagranda, Lyn (12) 60, 65, 66, 68, 78, 100, 130 Casey, Paul (9) 104 Casillas, Tonia (10) 113 Casillas, Vicki (9) 47, 104 Castro, Mauricio (11) 120 Castro, Norma (9) 104 Castro, Perla (12) 130 Chambers, Barbara (9) Chambers, Larry (10) 36, 39, 50, 113 Chambers, Lisa (11) 50, 120 Chapman, Alan (10) 53, 113 Chapman, Carrie (12) 48, 130 Charlesworth, Shawn (9) 104 Chrlstakls, Nick (9) 104 Christianson, David (11) 42, 54, 59, 120 Christianson, Greg (12) 54, 59, 65, 66, 68, 89, 130 Clair, John (10) 41, 46, 113 Clement, JoAnn (12) 26, 44, 46, 47, 54, 63, 130 Clement, Karen (12) 49, 83, 130 Cleveland, Diane (9) 104 Cleveland, Joan (11) 120 Cobb, Rhonda (11) 71, 120 Coehoorn, Ann (12) 130 Cole, Shari (12) 120, 130 Colombe, Ken (10) 23, 42, 113 Constable, Grace (11) 49, 120 Constable, Ted (9) 104 Cordano, Mary (11) 26, 46, 54, 58, 60, 120 Cossman, Randy (9) 104 Coty, Val (11) 120 Coulson, Kelly (9) 104 Coulson, Marc (12) Cox, Jim (9) 23, 53, 104, 111 Craig, Leslie (9) 35, 46, 104 Cratsenberg, Julie (10) 33, 40, 113 Crisped, Cindy (10) 27, 44, 113 Cunningham, Cindy (11) 121 Cunningham, Kathleen (12) 48, 130 Dahl, Colleen (11) 121 Dahl, Gina (10) 35, 113 Dahl, Tom (10) 23, 42, 50, 113 Dailey, Scott (12) Damore, John (11) 115, 121 154 — index Index Damore, Kris (12) 130 Dampier, Bill (9) 53, 65, 104, 106 Dampier, Karen (12) 130 Danielson, Tom (11) 22, 42, 83, 121 Davies, Susan (10) 55, 113 Davis, Carol (10) 62, 113 Davis, Craig (12) Davis, Kim (12) 130 Davis, Patty (10) 113 Davis, Susan (12) 64, 65, 130 Deal, Chris (9) 23, 104 Deal, Robert (10) 23, 113 Decker, Barbara (9) 104, 105 Decker, Tom (10) 54, 113, 118 Dcderich, Claudia (12) 49, 72, 130 Deichsel, Sheila (10) 113 Delach, Dave (11) 36, 121 Delach, Richard (10) 39, 114 Delaney, Barb (12) 46, 66, 131 Dofaney, Steve (9) 50, 53, 104 DeLeon, Lisa (11) 61, 131 DeLeon, Linda (10) 61, 114 Delhey, Chris (9) 41, 62, 104 Deschner, Julio (10) 63, 114 Deschner, Taml (11) 125, 121 DeVries, Bill (9) 36, 104 DeWeerd, Lori (9) 46, 104 DiChirla, Tony (11) 121 Dillenbeck, Jamie (9) 31, 42, 53, 104, 109 Dodge, Brad (12) 131 Doerr, Cheryl (11) 54, 55, 121 Doerr, Paul (9) 31, 104 Doerr, Rich (10) 31, 39, 114 Dorsey, John (10) 39, 114 Dowling, Suzanne, (11) 121 Drain, John (12) 131 Drefs, Andy (9) 36, 67, 104 Drefs, Matt (10) 37, 114 Drefs, Michael (12) 41, 46, 83, 131 Drushella, Tim (10) 23, 31, 41, 75, 114 Dubey, Kelley (9) 104 Dubey, Robin (11) 121 DuCharme, Suzette (11) 20, 55, 121 Duesterbeck, David (9) 105 Dunbar, Jackie (12) 131 Dunbar, Maria (10) 40, 46, 114 Duncan, Veronica (9) 105 Dunham, Phyllis (12) 54, 131 Dunn, Mike (9) 37, 53, 61, 67, 105 Dusenbury, Jean (11) 49, 121 Dziedzlc, JoAnn (11) 121 Edler, Rhonda (12) 131 Edwards, Ken (11) 24, 29, 42, 115, 121 Edwards, Michael, (12) 24, 29, 131 Egnoskl, Candie (11) 40, 49, 121 Elcksteadt, Richard (12) 131 Ekman, Mark (9) 131 Emmorlch, Jeff (9) 42, 53, 54, 55, 105 Ennis, Scott (10) 23, 50, 114 Enstrom, Krist (10) 23, 34, 39, 47, 62, 112, 114 Eslick, James (9) 105 Esllck, Mary (10) 60, 114 Evlnk, Pam (10) 33, 48, 55, 60, 114 Faber, Sally (10) 58, 114 Fagan, Barb (12) 32, 66, 131 Fagan, Brian (10) 22, 58, 114 Faretta, Mavis (12) Farnsworth, Jennie (10) 114 Feddema, Pam (9) 105 Fieldhouso, Patti (12) 32, 83, 131 Fladten, Linda (12) 131 Fleming, Bridget (11) 121 Flood, Kevin (10) 24, 31, 38, 46, 114 Flood, Pat (12) 24, 29, 37, 49, 63, 131 Folkers, Jean (12) 46, 48, 54, 131 Follls, Keith (9) Follls, Tammy (9) Forsythe, Phil (9) 50, 53, 105 Frank, Donna 50, 114 Fraser, Brian (12) 132,137 Frazier, William (12) 37, 132 Frleders, Sue (11) 49, 121 Frey, Diane (12) 132 Friesma, Bill (10) Friesma, Joan (12) 48, 132 Friesma, Pat (9) 48, 65, 105 Funk, Fran (9) 105 Galindo, Aralia (11) 61, 114 Galindo, Fidel (12) 61 Galindo, Ray (10) 114 Gallagher, Tim (10) 114 Gallup, Jane (11) 50, 121 Galvan, Carlos (9) 105 Galvan, Roberto (11) Galvan, Rolando (10) 114 Galvan, Yolanda (10) Garecht, Kevin (9) 31, 39, 83, 105 Gay, Perri (11) 49, 60, 73, 121 Gerharz, Tami (10) 26, 61, 114 Gifford, Harriett (10) 114 Gifford, Peggy (11) 26, 32, 46, 49, 61, 121 Gilmore, Eddie (11) 121 Gimla, Karla (10) 47, 63, 66, 114 Gimla, Marcia (9) 65, 105 Glaser, Karen (9) 105 Gleason, Bob (11) 121 Gleiter, Barbara (11) 61, 121 Gleiter, Belinda (12) 132 Glista, Diana (9) 105 Godina, Augustine (12) Godina, Lupe (10) 114 Godina, Maria (10) Goff, Bill (10) 39, 114, 120 Goff, Jeff (11) 50, 121 Goff, Jerry (11) 121 Gonzales, Micho (10) 114 Gonzales, Ed (12) Gonzales, SanJuana (11) Gordon, Debbie (IP 60, 121 Gordon, Jody (10) 60, 114 Gordon, Lori (9) 60, 81, 105 Gowey, Doug (11) 121 Gowey, Rochelle (10) 114 Grabow, Brad (9) 23, 39, 71, 74, 105 Grabow, Roxanno (11) 26, 32, 40, 49, 74, 121 Grabow, Suzanne (12) 35, 40, 62, 132 Graff, Eric (12) 64, 68, 132 Graske, Jeff (11) 122 Graske, Tammy (9) 105 Grayson, Jeffery (9) 31, 46, 50, 53, 65, 105 Greer, Earl (9) Greidanus, Mark (9) 23, 34, 105 Grice, Bradley (10) 114 Griffin, Jeff (9) Griffin, Jerry (12) 132 Grossman, Jeff (9) Groth, Paul (9) 37, 67, 105 Groth, Andy (11) 37, 66, 68, 122 Gruber, Darcy (11) 40, 47, 55, 62, 122 Gruel, Bob (9) 22, 42, 53, 106 Gruel, Steve (11) 22, 42, 58, 122 Guller, Anna (12) 32, 40, 132 Guzman, Mondy (10) 61, 114 Haines, Terry (12) 132 Haines, Vicki (10) 114 Hall, Freddy (9) 106 Haman, Karen (11) 64, 122 Hanchette, Bill (10) 23, 31, 42, 114 Hanchette, Janet (11) 122 Hann, Marilyn (11) 50, 122 Hansen, Gary (9) 41, 106 Hanssen, Tim (10) 50, 114 Harmel, Sue (9) 61, 106 Hart, Bret (10) 23, 39, 115 Hatfield, Bonnie (10) 63, 115 Hayden, Eric (9) Hayen, Daniel (10) 34, 115 Hayen, Debbie (9) 60, 61, 62, 106 Hayes, Michael (12) 50, 55, 71, 132 Hayes, Pat (9) 23, 31, 37, 65, 67, 106 Hayes, Tim (9) 23, 39, 50, 106 Helgeson, Patty (9) 65, 106 Heller, Christy (12) 132 Heller, Walter (9) 23, 106 Hensey, Julio (9) 27, 33, 58, 67, 81, 106 Hernandez, Erllnda (10) index — 155 Index 115 Hess, Kim (10) 35, 64, 65, 113, 115 Hessner, Marty (9) 67, 106 Hlbl, Kevin (11) 122 Hlbl, Shelley (9) 106 Hicmstra, David (9) 23, 31, 65, 106 Hlemstra, Elaine (11) 122 Hlemstra, Gary (12) 132 Hlemstra, Gene (10) 50, 115 Hlemstra, Jamie (12) 46, 58, 132 Hlemstra, Susan (9) 106 Hlrsch, Russell (12) 132 Hlrte, Mickey (10) 115 Hltzemann, Dawn (10) 53, 115 Hoekstra, Robert (10) 50, 115 Hoekstra, Vicki (11) 122 Hoffman, Stephen (12) 24, 42, 54, 132 Holman, Lee (12) 24, 42, 46, 50, 51, 84, 133 Holt, Eva (12) 20, 72, 133, 139 Holt, Glen (9) 22, 31, 37, 50, 106, 109 Holub, Barbel (12) 53, 59, 133 Honeyager, Kristi (10) 32, 60, 64, 115 Hopkins, Bill (12) 24, 38, 72, 133 Hopkins, Sherri (12) 133 Hopkins, Terry (9) 106 Hoppa, Nathan (9) 106 Hoppa, Mike (10) 23, 39, 115 Hoppe, Mark (11) 122 Hoppe, Tina (10) 115 Ho thi, Thanh huong (10) 115 Hougen, Janice (9) 53, 58, 111 Hougen, Judy (12) 53, 58, 133 Houlberg, Robin (10) 115 Hudlik, Sandy (12) 49, 133 Huffar, Kon (10) 115 Huisheere, Ronald (11) 24, 34, 42, 64, 65, 68, 78, 83, 122 Huisheere, Steven (10) 31, 37, 50, 115 Hummel, Jon (12) 38, 46, 54, 133 Hummel, Shannon (10) 46, 60, 78, 115 Hunt, Gloria (11) 122, 125 Huschka, Deb (11) 49, 122 Ibarra, Jesus (9) 61, 106 Ibarra, Josie (10) 61, 115 Ibarra, Rudy (9) 106 Jacobson, Dan (9) 23, 34, 106 Jacobson, Steve (11) 38, 50, 122 Jansen, Lori (11) 49, 122 Jarosz, John (9) 106 Jedlicka, Cheryl (9) 21, 46, 81, 106 Jedlicka, Ed (12) 24, 37, 49, 65, 72, 133 Jeninga, Andrew George (10) 115 Jeninga, Annette (9) 106 Jeninga, Bill (12) 133 Jeninga, Ed (12) Jeninga, Jetty (9) 106 Jeninga, John (11) 53 Jeninga, John (12) 122, 133 Joske, Michael (12) 41, 133 Johnson, Ellse (10) 46, 66, 68, 115 Johnson, Kim (11) 49, 84, 122 Johnson, Steve (10) 23, 34, 115 Johnson, Sue (11) 40, 49, 122, 125 Johnson, Tammy (11) 75, 122 Jones, Diane (9) 106 Jones, Greg (9) 23, 34, 42, 53, 67, 68, 106 Jones, Scott (10) 23, 34, 42, 66, 115 Jongetjes, Brian (10) 31, 42, 115 Jonuska, Doug (9) 36, 41, 67, 100, 106 Jordan, Bill (11) 29, 38, 122, 126 Jutz, AJmee (9) 106 Jutz, Betty (12) 133 Kalb, Debbie (10) 115 Kalb, Dennis (11) 50, 122 Kammeraad, Julie (10) Karbash, Susan (10) 64, 66, 68, 115 Karcher, Jean (9) 67, 106 Karcher, John (12) 50, 99, 133 Karcher, Julie (10) 63, 115 Karcher, Kathy (11) 46, 49, 122 Karcher, Scott (9) 106 Karsten Linda (9) 61, 106 Karsten, Steve (9) 61, 66, 100, 104, 106 Kashlnskl, Frank (11) 122 Kasun, Nadine (10) 115 Katzenberger, Phil (11) 122 Kawczynski, Mark (12) 34, 133 Kawczynski, Tom (10) 22, 115 Keech, Nancy (11) 49, 122 Keech, Sue (9) 60, 106 Keller, Jackie (10) 40, 61, 115 Keller, Jody (9) 32, 40, 67, 71, 83, 106 Kelly, Bill (11) 122 Kelly, Frank (11) 122 Kemmer, Shawn (10) 23, 42, 116 Kendall, Cindy (11) 122 Kerste, Cheryl (11) 64, 65, 84, 122 Key, Terry (10) 116 Key, Tim (12) Kieselburg, Russ (9) 106 Kim, Eun Kyong (10) Kim, Hak Jun (12) Klrkham, Sue (10) 116 Kltzman, Diane (9) 61, 106 Kltzman, Vicky (12) 133 Klade, Lori (12) 134 Klade, Tamie (10) 116 Kline, Len (10) 116 Knowles, Chris (9) 9, 23, 106 Kobaslck, Brian (12) 134 Kobaslck, Valerie (11) 44, 61, 122 Kocs, Connie (11) 46, 54, 134, 135 Kocs, Ernlo (10) 22, 41, 116 Koepnlck, Rich (11) 24, 42, 49, 121, 122, 127 Kohler, Sue (12) 49, 134 Kohler, Terri (9) 49, 122 Kohn, Jim (11) 122, 125 Kraayeveld, Ralph (12) 134 Kramas, Craig (10) Krause, Dale (9) 106 Krause, Leslie (10) 63, 116, 118 Krause, Pauline (9) 106 Krause, Sara (9) 27, 35, 44, 66, 106 Krause, Shelley (12) 134 Krogman, Kathle (11) 122 Krogman, Mike (10) 36, 156 — Index 116 Krogman, Patty (9) 21, 106 Kropacek, Frank (10) 50, 116 Krueger, Larry (11) 122 Kruger, Kent (12) 64 Krulzenga, Bernie (10) 50, 116 Kucker, Dawn (11) 47, 50, 51, 55, 62, 122 Kuntz, Faye (11) Kupsch, Lynn (9) 106 Kutz, Diane (9) 106 Labonne, Dan (9) 39, 61, 106 LaBonne, Dawn (11) 50, 122 Lamb, Kathl (11) 123 Lampen, Katherine, (9) 107 Lampen, Sue (11) 48, 123 Lange, Liza (9) 107 Lange, Teresa (9) 107 Langholff, John (12) 68, 134 Langholff, LuAnn (10) 55, 64, 66, 116 Larsen, Patty (10) 116 Larson, Kim (9) 35, 61, 67, 107 Latta, Jeff (10) 116 Lawrence, Sheila (10) 116 Lawson, Jeff (9) 107 Lawson, Jerry (11) 49, 53, 90, 123 Lazzeroni, Mary (9) 40, 65, 107 Lazzeroni, Mike (12) 29, 38, 49, 72, 134, 136 Lee, Connie (11) 121, 123 Lee, Lori (9) 21, 46, 61, 74, 107 Lee, Ron (12) 22, 34, 38, 135 Leek, Mary Jane (11) 123 Leek, Pamela (9) 107 Lenllng, Cathy (10) 27, 54, 64, 116 Lenllng, Tom (9) 23, 39, 107 Lepper, Chad (9) 22, 36, 50, 107 Lewis, James (9) 23, 31, 107 Lleurance, Georgette (12) 48, 135 Lillehoff, Jim (12) Llppert, Wendy (11) 123 Little, Julie (11) 123 Index Livingston, Dawna (12) 46, 40, 58, 59, 62, 65, 66, 70, 72, 135 Lloyd, Bruce (10) 116 Lloyd, Lori (9) 107 Logterman, Dan (10) 29, 116 Logterman, Dorris (9) 107 Logtorman, Karl (12) 49, 135 Logtorman, Kevin (11) 24, 38, 46, 123 Long, Kim (10) 27, 44, 116 Long, Randy (11) 34, 49, 123 Long, Shawn (9) 23, 107 Lopez, Joe (9) 50, 53, 107 Loudon, Bob (12) 49, 135 Loudon, Mary (10) Loudon, Mike (9) 107 Love, J.C. (9) 23, 31, 37, 50, 107 Lubls, Kelly (12) 20, 47, 62 Lubls, Kim (11) 20, 44, 123 Lubls, Scott (9) 29, 37, 61, 107 Lumkes, Kathy (9) 54, 65, 107 Maass, Mark (10) 31, 39, 116 Macara, Kay (9) 107 Madison, Dave (10) 23, 31, 41, 116 Madison, Lori (10) 28, 33, 116 Mansfield, Becky (9) 65, 107 Mansfield, Dan (11) 37, 64, 65, 78, 123 Manteufel, Steve (12) Markling, Troy (11) 123 Marsala, Lissa (11) 123 Marshall, Dana (11) 61, 123 Marshall, Jon (11) 123 Marshall, Mike (11) 24, 42, 66, 123 Martin, Jim (11) 24, 29, 46, 54, 55, 66, 68, 123 Martin, Ron (10) Marzahl, Kathy (11) 60, 65, 66, 74, 123, 127 Mastoridls, Olga (9) 107 Mattlson, Jana (10) 26, 27, 113, 116 Mattlson, Julie (9) 35, 107 Mattlson, Wendy (12) 46, 136 Matzke, Tamml (9) 107 Matzke, Tim (11) 50, 123 Maurer, Mary (10) 116 McCabe, Kathy (9) 47, 61, 107 McCoy, Maureen (11) 54, 62, 74, 96, 123, 127 McClellan, Bob (12) 24, 29, 37, 47, 50, 54, 63, 84, 89, 135 McClellan, Cathy (10) 26, 33, 116 McClellan, Cindy (10) 116 McGill, Diane (11) 123 McGill, Jose (12) 24, 49, 135 McGill, Mary (9) 61, 107 McKoy, Jennifer (9) 107 McMillan, Ron (12) 24, 72, 135 McNamara, Kellie (12) 136 Means, Joe (12) 136 Medema, Steve (12) Meier, Elsbeth (9) 107 Meinschock, Steve (11) 38, 123 Meske, Darla (9) 50, 65, 67, 108 Meyer, Dan (9) 23, 42, 50, 108 Meyer, Jean (9) 50, 67, 71, 108 Meyer, Kris (12) 46, 72, 136 Meyer, Mary (11) 123 Miles, Terri (10) 46, 61, 116 Miles, Tim (12) 136 Miller, Angela (11) 123 Miller, Becky (10) 40, 50, 64, 116 Miller, Bob (9) Miller, Gloria (11) 35, 73, 123 Miller, Sue (11) 33, 123 Miller, Vicki (12) 64, 66, 136 Moehrke, Gall (11) 35, 123 Mohns, Mike (10) 41, 116 Mohr, Kim (12) 136 Monroe, David (10) 29, 116 Monroe, Kelly (9) 21, 40, 46, 55, 74, 108 Montgomery, Wendy (12) 58, 64, 66, 68, 100, 136 Montsma, Tom (12) 24, 29, 38, 49, 136 Moore, Bob (12) Moore, Eileen (12) 136 Moore, Jean (9) 65, 108 Moore, Pauline (10) 50, 116 Morales, Elda (10) 116 Morolll, Gina (10) 26, 116 Morelock, Harry (9) 23, 53, 108 Morelock, Tcrose (12) 136 Moronez, Laurie (10) 116 Morrow, Gail (10) 26, 116 Morrow, Peggy (10) 116 Morse, Melody (10) 89, 116 Mortlock, Bill (9) 53, 90, 108 Mortlock, Diane (12) 49, 136 Mowery, Gail (11) 60, 73, 123 Moyer, Charles (10) 34, 38, 116 Mraz, Mickey (11) 54, 124 Mueller, Calli (11) 124 Mueller, Debbie (10) 26, 40, 61, 116 Mueller, Tim (12) Mulderink, Monica (12) 137 Mulderink, Rosie (11) 32, 50, 124 Muldorlnk, Theresa (9) 46, 50, 65, 108 Mullen, Joanne (12) 137 Mullen, Kathleen (12) 20 Mullen, Mike (10) 23, 37, 55, 83, 116 Mumper, Laura (10) 117 Murphy, Brian (10) 46, 50, 51, 117 Murphy, Jackie (9) 35, 61, 66, 108 Murphy, James (11) 124 Murphy, Judy (9) 35, 108, 137 Murphy, Kevin (11) 24, 34, 38, 50, 66, 68, 100, 124 Murphy, Kim (10) 117 Murphy, Pat (9) 23, 39, 65, 81, 108 Murphy, Peggy (11) 44, 73, 124 Nelson, Cheri (12) 26, 32, 78, 137 Nelson, Lauren (11) 124 Nelson, Michael (9) 108 Nelson, Tammie (10) 117 Nerge, Kevin (10) 117 Newkirk, Susan (10) Nickels, Cheryl (9) 108 Nietfeldt, Kevin (9) 41, 53, 90, 108 Nieuwonhuis, Melvin (11) 49, 50, 124 Nieuwonhuis, Larry (12) 137 Nieuwonhuis, Sandy (10) 50, 117 Nystrom, Lisa (9) 50, 108 Ochoa, Eddie (9) 23, 34, 108 O'Connor, Ellen (9) 35, 108 O'Connor Patricia (12) 137 Oder, Eric (10) 39, 65, 66, 68, 117 O'DIemo, Angle (12) 137 Odllng, Chris (11) 124 Odllng, Eric (9) 23, 108 Odllng, Jon (12) 137 O'Herron, Noreen (11) 124 Ohl, Andy (10) 31, 41, 117 Ohl, Ken (11) 23, 49, 124 Oleston, Dan (10) 117 Olinger, Cheryl (10) 117 Olson, Diane (11) 54, 66, 124 Olson, Donna (9) 21, 55, 60, 61, 65, 66, 78, 108 Olson, Joannle (9) 108 Olson, John (11) 124 Olson, Richard (10) 23, 36, 117 Oppelt, Larry (12) Osman, Beth, (11) 61, 124 Pagel, Larry (12) Palclc, John (12) 137 Palenske, Mike (9) 108 Palma, Mike (11) 41, 49, 123, 124 Papaetru, Jeff (9) 108 Papcko, Penny Jo (11) 49, 124 Papcke, Sheri (9) 35, 50, 108 Parker, Jeff (12) 64. 66, 68, 78, 137 Parker, Judy (10) 33, 40, 65, 66, 117 Parr, Dennis (12) 22, 64, 65, 66, 137 Parr, Tanya (9) 53, 108 Parr, Tina (9) 50, 54, 64, 66 Peacock, David (9) 37, 108, 111 Peacock, June (10) 26, 32, 40, 117 Perkins, Dawn (11) 49, Index — 157 Index 48, 54, 124 Persinger, Debbie (11) 40, 48, 49, 124 Persinger, Deniso (10) 33, 40, 47, 48, 71, 117 Persinger, Rick (12) 24, 71, 138 Peters, Cheryl (9) 108, 111 Peterson, Richard (12) 49, 138 Petkoff, Mike (12) 138 Peyer, Bill (9) 23, 31, 42, 108 Peyer, Bob (11) 24, 124 Peyer, Joe (10) 23, 31, 42, 117 Phillips, Christine (11) 124 Phillips, Pat (10) 117 Plcknell, James (9) 53, 106, 109 Pierson. Bill (11) 41, 49, 124 Pierson, Steve (10) 23, 37, 50, 117 Pierson, Tori (12) 27, 44, 138 Piggott, Carolynn (11) 49, 124 Piggott, Colleen (9) 53, 109 PI Is, Joe (11) 66, 124 Plxler, Mark (10) 34, 117 Pollock, Chris (11) 36, 124 Polzin, Steve (9) 23, 39, 109 Polzin, Tom (10) 23, 31, 39, 117, 135 Porter, Dan (10) 42, 117 Potter, Wendy (11) 44, 47, 49, 60, 73, 124 Pounder, June (12) 44, 46, 54, 70. 138 Powell, Kathy (10) 117 Prater, Brien (9) 23, 37, 109 Price, Dan (10) 53, 117 Price, Erik (11) 24, 41, 123, 124 Price, Serena (10) 26, 35, 46, 55, 65, 66, 75, 78, 84, 117 Putman, Patricia (10) 66, 117 Putman, Tammy (11) 124 Quade, Corl (12) 48, 138 Quartuccl, Bob (10) 23, 31, 39, 61, 117 Raffinl, Angie (9) 50, 109 Ramirez, Elda (10) 117 Ramos, Edwin (9) 23, 31, 42, 61, 109 Ramos, Norma (10) 118 Ramos, Pedro (9) 109 Randall, Peg (10) 118 Ransom, John (11) 50, 124 Rayfield, Mike (11) 38, 125 Reader, Jennifer (9) 26, 44, 109 Reed, Sue (12) 138 Regan, Jim (11) 125 Retzlaff, Steve (11) 125 Reyenga, Henry (11) 49, 53, 66, 125 Reyenga, Jeff (12) 50, 138 Reyenga, Vicki (11) 49, 125 Reynolds, Dawn (11) 46, 47, 63, 125, 126 Reynolds, Greg (9) 23, 109 Rhyner, Debbie (10) 118 Richardson, Becky (9) 109 Richardson, Robert (12) 64, 65, 138 Rickert, Dan (9) 109 Rios, Susie (11) 61, 125, 138 Roberts, Corinne (12) 138 Roberts, Jan (10) 50, 118 Roberts, Kim (10) 118 Robinson, Sherry (10) 115, 118 Robbins, Paul (10) 118 Robbins, Wondy (9) 27, 33, 40, 46, 61, 66, 109 Rodriguez, Agustin (10) 42, 118 Rodriguez, Aleida (10) Rodriguez, Eric (9) 109 Rodriguez, Fred (10) 118 Rodriguez, Juan (12) Rodriguez, Robert (10) 118 Rodriguez, Rosie (11) 125 Rodriguez, Roxanne (10) 118 Rodriguez, Rudy (9) 61, 109 Roeker, Diane (11) 49, 125 Roeker, Sue (9) 65, 109 Rogers, Kevin (10) 118 Rolfs, Tamara (9) 27, 33, 40, 55, 65, 109 Roling, Tom (10) 23, 36, 50, 118 Ross, Dave (11) 49, 125, 126 Ross, John (9) 23, 42, 109 Rowe, Diane (12) 138 Rubendall, Mike (10) 66, 68 Rubiano, Karen (11) 49, 71, 125 Ryan, Howie (10) 36, 66, 118 Salas, Brenda (11) 60, 125 Salas, Genevieve (11) 125 Salas, Ginny (12) Salas, Guadalupe (12) Salas, Hope (10) 21, 61, 118 Salas, Kristina, (10) 60, 118 Salas, Lina (10) 118 Salas, Manuel (11) 49, 123, 125 Salas, Rudy (9) 109 Salas, Terry (9) 46, 109 Sanders, Chuck (10) 118 Sanders, Dawn (11) 125 Sanders, Dustin (11) 49, 125 Sargent, Dan (10) 118 Sargent, Jim (10) 118 Sargont, Pam (12) 50, 138 Sargent, Tim (10) 118 Sawtelle, Gretchen (11) 50, 63, 125 Scharfenberg, Stacey (9) 21, 40, 55, 58, 62, 65, 67, 78, 104, 109 Scharfenberg, Steve (11) 24, 29, 38, 46, 54, 55, 66, 125 Schauer, Joe (10) 42, 54, 118 Schell, LeAnne (10) 65, 118 Schell, Patti Jo (9) 65, 109 Schiofelbein, Kathl (9) 50, 60, 109 Schindler, Dave (10) 39 Schmaling, Joann (9) 50, 63, 109 Schmaling, John (11) 50, 51, 125 Schmaling, Ron (10) 23, 31, 42, 50, 113, 118 Schmidt, Chery (11) 49, 125 Scholz, Sandy (12) 139 Schramskl, Lee (9) 109 Schroeder, Mark (12) 29, 37, 46, 84, 138 Schultz, John (9) 109 Schultz, Ron (11) 125 Schulz, Sandy (12) 139 Schurman, Rick (11) 125 Schurman, Rodger (12) 139 Schutt, Deborah (11) 50, 66, 125 Schwandt, Robin (12) 47, 54, 63, 139 Scott, David (9) 23, 50, 83, 109 Scott, Debbie (11) 50, 125 Scott, Greg (9) 50, 109 Scott, Jackie (12) 139 Scott, Jerry (12) 24, 50, 139 Scott, Jodie (9) 65, 109, 111 Scott, Kris (10) 26, 33, 44, 46, 55, 118 Scott, Mark (12) 139 Seaver, Roger (12) 47, 84, 139 Sebranok, Wendy (11) 44, 54, 55, 125 Seely, Nancy Jo (12) 27, 40, 139 Seidell, Rodney (10) 118 Sendt, John (10) 118 Sepulveda, Martha (11) 125 Shafer, Lynn (9) 33, 40, 110 Shappee, Margaret (12) 50, 139 Shappee, Patricia (9) 65, 67, 110 Sheean, Joanne (11) 121, 125 Sheets, Debbie (10) 32, 40, 71, 118 Shipman, Renee (12) 46, 58, 68, 139 Shreves, Laurie (12) 28, 47, 139 Simmons, Grant (11) 47, 62, 125, 126 Simmons, Gregg (9) 53, 67, 110 Simons, Mike (10) Simons, Jonl (11) 126 Sklenar, Lisa (9) 26, 58, 60, 65, 105, 110 Slack, Emil (11) 46, 47, 50, 51, 62, 64, 74, 120, 126 Slack, Janie (9) 106, 110 Smiley, Dave (12) 24, 29, 38, 47, 54, 63, 89, 139, 140 Smiley, Paul (9) 9, 23, 31, 41, 75 Smiley, Steve (10) 24, 31, 38, 65, 118 Smith, Cindy (9) 48, 54, 158 — Index Index no Smith, Cynda (10) 53, 60, 118 Smith, Lynn (10) 40, 54, 118 Smith, Sue (9) 27, 44, 46, 66, 106, 110 Smith, Wanda (10) 118 Smith, Wendy Ann (12)139 Smith, Wendy Anne (12) 27, 44, 89, 139 Snell, Ron (11) Snodie, Doreen (12) 140 Snyder, Charmane (9) 65, 67, 110 Soukup, Scott (9) 110 Soukup, Shelley (10) 118 Soukup, Stove (12) 140 Spencer, Jeff (9) 39, 53, 65, 106, 110 Springingguth, John (9) 23, 110 Square, Calvin (12) 140 Stanhope, Lori (9) 110 Stanhope, Tina (10) 118 Starin, Lisa (10) 118 Stawlckl, Bob (10) 118 Stefanos, Mike (10) 118 Stephan, Jefferey (10) Sterken, Cathie (9) 110 Sterken, Corrlne (11) 126 Sterken, Larry (9) 110 Sterken, Tina (9) 110 Stevenson, Mike (11) 36, 49, 50, 126 Stoward, Joel (10) 37, 54, 96, 118 Steward, Lisa (9) 110 Stlrmel, Barb (11) 121, 126 Stlrmel, David (9) 50, 53, 66, 109, 110 Stokholm, Dan (10) 118 Stokholm, Eric (9) 110 Stolck, Dave (9) 110 Stolzer, Roland (12) 140 Strohm, Julie (11) 49, 126 Studnlcka, Barb (12) 140 Stuver, Lana (11) 49, 84, 125, 126 Stuver, Lance (9) 110 Supernaw, Bill (12) 29, 46, 54, 68, 89, 140, 141 Swaney, Linda (10) 118 Swank, Melinda (10) 33, 118 Swank, Bill (9) 23, 110 Sweeney, Melissa (11) 21, 49, 126 Sweeney, Renee (10) 21, 66, 119 Teesch, Lori (12) 46, 47, 54, 55, 58, 62, 140 Teesch, Lynn (9) 58, 60, 110 Teesch, Michael (10) 23, 34, 42, 119 Telch, Dob (10) 119 Terpstra, Dave (10) 23, 31, 119 Terpstra, Donna (12) 140 TerSteege, Thelma (12) 47, 54, 63, 74, 140 Thacker, Dan (10) 36, 37, 119 Thacker, Jeffrey (12) 22, 42, 54, 140 Tischendorf, Susan (9) 65, 110 Torres, Diane (11) 126 Torres, Sylvia (9) 110 Touchett, Susan (9) 35, 110 Tran, Cu (9) 42, 58, 110 Tran, Khuong (9) 110 Trapp, Juanita (10) 33, 40, 71, 119 Traynor, Christina (9) 58, 60, 65, 110 Turner, Lawrence (9) 23, 34 41 110 Turner, Walter (10) 23, 34, 50, 119 Twlng, Charles (12) 140 Twlng, Doug (10) 119 Tylor, Rhonda (10) 46, 50, 119 Tylor, Roxann (9) 50, 110 Umbarger, Laurie (9) 26, 54, 65, 110 VanAckor, Carrie (9) 110, 136 VanAcker, Corrle (10) VanAcker, Kolll (11) 64, 66, 83, 126 VanAcker, Kristi (10) 65, 119 VanDyken, Jim (9) 50, 64, 78, 110 VanEs, Joanne (11) VanHees, Jim (11) 126 VanHees, Lanette (10)119 Vasquez, Estella (10) 119 Vasquez, Ester (10) Vasquez, Margaret (11) 126 Vogter, Cindy (11) 54, 126 Vegter, Dale (10) 22, 119 Vegter, Sandy (9) 44, 110 Veley, Katherine (12) 140 Veley, Mike (10) 50, 119 Venema, Keith (12) 140 Venema, Mitchell (12) Vieth, Cam (12) 141 Vieth, Sara (9) U0 Villalobos, Betty (12) 141 Villalobos, Nancy (12) Villalobos, Patty (11) 20, 126 Villalobos, Velma (9) 46, 110 Vincent, Linda (9) 67, 110 Vincent, Martin (10) 66, 119 Vitullo, Ben (10) 34, 41, 119 Vitullo, Chris (11) 49, 127 Vollor, Ted (10) 119 Vorlop, Gretchen (10) 26, 55, 64, 65, 66, 68, 78, 116, 119 Vriezen, Dave (11) 53, 66, 127 Vriezen, Jean (10) 47, 119 Wallace, Dan (10) 23, 31, 41 64 119 Wallace' Joan (9) 54, 55, 67, 110 Wallace, John (11) 24, 127 Wallace, Renee (12) 71, 141 Walsh, Nancy (12) 27, 141 Walters, Eddie (12) 141 Warrenburg, Bambi (9) 40, 48, 54, 64, 66, 106, 111 Warrenburg, Duane (11) 24, 66, 127 Watts, Suzy (10) 46, 62, 83, 119 Weber, Christine (9) 60, 111 Weberpal, Glenn (10) 4, 23, 119 Weberpal, Linda (12) 49, 73, 141 Weberpal, Tim (9) 42, 50, 109, 111 Wolgel, Randy (11) 127 Weigel, Sherri (9) 111 Weilandt, Cindy (9) 21, 111 Weilandt, Connie (12)141 Weilandt, Tim (10) 23, 119 Weller, David (12) 50,141 Weller, DeAnne (10) 47, 55, 60, 63, 66, 119 Welch, Bruce (10) 36,119 Wendorf, Linda (11) 127 Wendorf, Mark (11) 127 Wenzel, Mary Beth (10) 119 West, Kevin (9) 111 Westerlund, Doug (11) Wetherall, Christopher (12) 74 Whalen, LuCinda (12) 141 Wheeler, Jim (11) 49, 127 Wheelor, Renee (9) 27, 54, 60, 67, 111 Whitaker, Dave (12) 34, 42, 72, 141 Whitaker, Sue (10) 21, 44, 55, 62, 78, 119 White, Brian (11) 42, 49, 71, 127 White, Tammy (10) 21, 71, 119 Wiedenhoft, Jo Ann (10) 119 Wilhite, Jim (11) 127 Wilhite, Genea (9) Wilke, Mike (12) 141 Williams, Jean (9) 111 Williams, Joe (12) 141 Williams, Julie (9) 61,111 Williams, Karon (9) 46, 50, 67, 84, 111 Williams, Max (9) Wilson, Charles (9) 50, 67, 111 Wilson, Paul (11) 49, 127 Wlnkley, Cindy (12) 46, 54 141 Wiser, Randy (9) 50, 53, 111 Witte, Jackie (9) 58, 60, 65, 81, 111 Woblg, Tim (11) 127 Wolf, Shari (9) 50, 111 Wood, Barb (9) 111 Wood, Linda (11) 127 Woods, Deb (11) 46, 54, 55, 127 Wuttke, Shelly (9) 60, 63, 111 Yolton, Both (9) 60, 66, 111 York, Doug (12) 141 Young, Rick (11) 24, 34, 42, 64, 127 Zabel, Ron (12) Zietlow, Michele (9) 111 Zomer, Annette (11) 50, 64, 66, 127 Zomer, Wilma (9) 50, 65, 67, 111 Zwelfol, Jay (9) 36, 111, 129 Zweifel, Rhonda (10) 119 index — 159 PATRONS FARM-CITY ELEVATOR, INC. MCCULLOUGHS TRAVELER COFFEE SHOPS, INC. HELGA’S BLACK SKILLET STA-RITE INDUSTRIES, INC. WISCONSIN POWER § LIGHT CO. WIZ’S PIZZA An End And Yet A Beginning 160