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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

1985 DDHS DELAVAN-DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL 1985 IN REVIEW DELAVAN, WI 53115 VOLUME XXVIII FACULTY Mrs. O'Neill and Mrs. Rahn retire after many years of dedicated service. SPORTS 60 Boys' Track team wins Borg Invitational. Many athletes advance to state competition. SENIORS 126 Congratulations to the class of 1985! ERA is published annually by the D-DHS ERA Staff Students develop interests, hobbies, and skills. ACTIVITIES 14 [ School spirit key ingredient in homecoming. CLASSES 34 Underclassmen face many transitions. ORGANIZATIONS 92 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Prahl Administrative Assistant LVEC Administration. School Board-Front Row: Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Delaney, Mrs. Drushella. Mrs. Turner. Mr. Logterman, board members. Back Row: Mr. Moyer, director of instruction; Mr. McGinnis, superintendent; Mr. Thacker, Mr Grair, board members; Mi Christianson, business manager. Dr. Cass Associate Principal Dr Dtaeger Principal 4 administration Mr. Behrens Driver Education Mr Be ringer English Mrs. Boss Cook Mrs. -Addle Secretary Mrs. Anderson Secretary Mrs. August Secretary Mrs: ftiar Cook Mr. B.tcrhock Social Studies Mr. ft’ iar English ,vn. faculty and staff 5 Mr. Breidenbach Driver Education Mr. Breidenstoin Social Studies Mr. Bronson Vocational Education Mrs. Buccholz Cook Mrs. Bullock English Miss Burnette Secretary Mrs. Burnette Aide Mr. Daumier English Mr. Deschner Vocational Education o faculty and staff FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Dillncr Vocational Education Mrs. Pins mart English Mrs. Ellis Secretary Mrs. Hansen Scicnce Math Mr. Hvssenthaler Vocational Education Mr. Hessner Foreign Language English Mrs. Hill Student Services Mrs Hipp Cook Mr Hoehnke Social Studies faculty and staff 7 Mrs. Hollingcr Vocational Education Mi. Holman Vocational Education Mr . Jennings Fine Arts Mr. Johnson Physical Education Mrs. Johnson Foreign Language Mrs. Kahjbka Aide Mr. Keefe Social Studies Mr. Kelly Math Mr. KieraIJo Fine Arts 8 faculty and staff FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Kinnuncn Foreign Language Mrs. Koehl Health and Safety Mrs. Kooistrj Cook Mr. Ku tci Student Services Mi. LdttJi Science, Math Mr L.wzon Physical Education Mr Logan Guidance Mr. Love Social Studies Mrs Love Vocational Education faculty and staff FACULTY AND STAFF Ms. Ludlow Physical Education Mr. Ma Kay Industrial Arts Mrs-. Mast English Mrs. Metcalf Cook Mr. Norder Science Mrs. O'Neill Physical Education Mr Patterson Social Studies Mrs Pctctmann Mjlh Mr. Pierson Mjth 10 faculty and staff Mrs. Price Aide Mr. Race Audiovisual Mrs Rahn English Mr. Schar ten berg Physical Education Mr - Scheurcll Vocational Education Mr. Schmidt Guidance Mr. Scott English Mrs. Setpe Science Mr Seuser Vocational Education faculty and staff 11 Mr. Severing Tine Arts Mrs. Shinncrs Foreign Language Mrs. Shreves English Miss Shunk Guidance Mrs. Smith Aide Mr. Smojver Librarian Mrs Spencer Aide Mr. Suminski Social Studies Mr. Tcesch Science 12 faculty and staff Mr Thiel Science Mrs. Thiele Vocational Education Mi. Tighe English Mrs Van Or sow Nurse Mr. Vidas Fine Arts Mrs. Vrieten Cook Mr. Wallace Vocational Education Mr Wheeler Secretary Mr Zimmerman Athletic Director faculty and staff A very believable character 20 16 HOMECOMING Seniors rule over festivities 20 ONE-ACTS 24 THREE-ACTS Students reveal talents through acting 26 CHRISTMAS Santa vitis D-DHS 28 WINTER WEEK Snow days shorten week but not fun 30 PROM Juniors create an Evening of Inspiration UFE title jtul format used with permission of Time Ini Homecoming 1984 SPIRIT .. a time when classes take second place to fun . .. rowdiness ... creating class identity and competing together ... actually looking forward to coming to school in the morning .. . building a float with class members . . a time when friends expose wild sides that no one knew existed ... being your own person ... field day events ... being able to sport the sweats, lumberjack clothes, rainbow colors, and clown outfit you always wanted to wear, but never had the nerve to. CLOCKWISE- START ABOVE: Homecoming Representatives Kelli Salztein and Lisa Koep-nick enjoy their ride through town in the Homecoming parade David Butke exhibits school spirit by riding on the junior float Juniors psych themselves up for the upcoming field day events MUST SELL- large house, indoor pool, no heating, close to educational facilities, large yard- LOW PRICE! The teamwork of Traci Gerharz and Mrs. Serpe makes Homecoming a success . Jon Meyer gets a quick start off the line .. What would a parade be without a fire engine? Homecoming King and Queen Mike Lytle and Jodie Pett. HOMECOMING COURT: Freshman Representatives E.J. Sheets and Lisa Koepnick, Junior Representatives Scott Wheeler and Deanne Klewin, King Mike Lytle and Queen Jodie Pett, David Frazier and Queen Candidate Jill Sanders. Dan Dolbeau and Queen Candidate Jcri Blanke, Brad Hilbelink and Queen Candidate Jill Bohn. Sophomore Representatives Jim Hoj-nowski and Kelli Salztcin. 16 homccoming 18 homecoming .. class song ... hall decorations ... Whale on Waterford'' ... decorating the pit as an island paradise . . . trivial pursuit contests ... putting the school up for sale ... the crowning of the king and queen ... the parade ... returning Alumni .. winning the Homecoming Game ... mixer Friday night ... a first date for some ... anticipation of the Big Dance ... going out for dinner ... and climaxing with the dance on Saturday night where the king and queen reign with their court, and everyone dances the night away. CLOCKWISE- SPIRAL FROM CENTER: Cathy Butler dresses up for Clown Day Seniors practice for Spring Break .. Parking is usually a nighttime activity Miles and miles of smiles ,. In tunc, if not in step Queen Candidate Jill Sanders gives that royal look Seniors show enthusiasm during their final Homecoming Tom Seidelman performs his morning exercises ... Adrienne is a) different b) stylishly ahead of her time or c) exhibiting Homecoming spirit Good friends enjoy the parade ... Bill Mann and Kyle VanAcker race to the beach The football team from a different angle. homecoming 19 CLOCKWISE ABOVE: Rondj Johnson introduces the snide Mr. Flannery to the groom. Christopher Ryan. FAR RIGHT: ’Can we use the ocean? implore the girls. RIGHT: Put those shells back until it is pickin' time! scolds Mr. Flannery. 20 one-act MR. FLANNERY'S OCEAN by Lewis John Carlino Student Director - Ronda Johnsen Time and Place: A summer's day at a rather run-down seaside resort on the English coast. CAST Jim Flannery ....................................................................Todd Richards Maug ....................................................................Ronda Johnsen Mrs. Klapington ............................................................................Jenni Scott Mr. Morrison ........................................................................ Chris Ryan Mrs. Morrison ...................................................................Dana Holdridge Children ............................................................................An,n FloberS Children ..................................................................................Trisha Martin Mrs. Pringle .......................................................................Dianna YounS COUNTER CLOCKWISE- ABOVE LEFT: I guess you and your wife will have a lovely slay, huh? Maug asks nosily. LEFT: But Dove, what did I do?' BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Pringle remembers her husband and the Spice Winds. ABOVE RIGHT: You have to watch those kiddies every minute, they'd steal the sand if they could. one-acts 21 THE PATIENT By Agatha Christie Student Director - Gion DeFrancesco An autumn afternoon in a room in an English nursing home. CAST Lansen ......... Nurse Bond Dr. Ginsberg .. Inspector Cray . Bryan Wingfield Emmeline Ross William Ross .. Brenda Jackson The Patient Robin Weckesser Tracey Anderson Kristin Carlson Gion DeFrancesco ... Troy Richards .....Darcy Brick .....Brett Oxley .....Judy Watry ____Susan Chally CLOCKWISE-START ABOVE: Troy Richards portrays Bryan Wingfield in The Patient . The cast of The Patient wait for response from the patient (Susan Chally) Emmeline Ross (Darcy Brick) and Dr Ginsberg (Kristin Carlson) discuss the culprit of the crime. 22 one-act VOICES FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL by Peter Dee Student Director - Michelle Stiles Time and Place: The halls and haunts of today's high schools, with a brief final glimpse of the university scene. CAST Jannie Christensen Jane Torrenga Michelle Stiles Colleen Schultz Linda Wallace Brandi Luczak Shelly Wilkins Jeff Robinson Simon Godina Ahmed Fayed CLOCKWISE-START ABOVE FAR LEFT: Jane Torrenga plays the latest heavy metal songs on her broom . .. Partial cast of Voices From The High School display their strength Ahmed Fayed (Roger) offers Linda Wallace (Mary) a Valentine . Michelle Stiles reveals her deepest feeling. one-acts 23 TOP: Jcnni and Judy anticipate the entrance of their beaus. MIDDLE: The cast at last! The crew too! LEFT: A romantic interlude between Judy and Kevin. FAR LEFT: Brett and Kristin exchange quick glances. 24 three act THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Algernon Moncreiff ... ... ... Chris Ryan John Worthing. J.P. ...................... . . Kevin Mirus Rev. Canon Chasuble. D.D ...... Brett Oxley Mcrriman, butler ... .... Simon Godina Lane, manservant . Cion DeFraneesco Lady Bracknell ............................. Darcy Brick Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax ......................... Judy Watry Cecily Cardew ............................Jenni Scott Miss Prism, governess Kristin Carlson CLOCKWISE-START RIGHT: Robert Thiele tries to catch a girl under the mistletoe . Stacy Hauns 'gives of herself Christmas brings good friends together Look out Romeo ... It isn't Christmas without a tree ... J.J. En strom rereads her letter to Santa ... Mrs. Serpe eagerly opens her present. AND ALL THROUGH THE PIT, not a heater was heating, not one little bit. The mommies dropped off Junior in the circle with care, and the feeling of Christmas rang through the air. The students were nestled on the heaters in the pit, praying for heat and having a fit. With students in red and teachers in green, it was quite the festive Christmas scene. When out in the pit the Acappella s singing began, then the bell rang and they all ran. Off to their class they flew without rest, hoping to pass their upcoming test. And when they arrived they were told that the teacher had phoned saying the test was postponed. With a joyous scream the students were dismissed, looking for a partner from whom they were kissed. As the buses drove away the students shouted an exclamation, Merry Christmas to all and to all a good vacation! 26 christma TWAS THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS CLOCKWISE-START ABOVE: Devin Koele prepares for his big debut ... Jim Scott. Gary Behrens, and Franz Rigert attempt to warm themselves on a cold winter's day .. Santa and his elves . Yes. Santa. I've been a very good boy this year Phil, what would you like for Christmas this year? . Santa (Devin Koele) and his elves (Robyn David, Sarah Mulder. Lisa Stuver, Jill Bohn, and Denise Du-Vall) Katie Peterson spreads Christmas cheer. chriStmas 27 WINTER WEEK SHORT BUT SWEET Winter Week, although cut short by two snow days on Tuesday and Wednesday, was considered a success by both students and faculty. Monday, students were required to dress as the Ultimate Preppy, and Thursday they were seen in red, white, pink or hearts. During the noon hour students were entertained with a Cupid Contest, resulting in the crowning of Gary Behrens as King Cupid. The theme on Friday was Nerd Day, and students dressed in their gaudiest attire. Snow football and the championship snow volleyball game were played during the noon hour. The week climaxed with the Computer-Match-Up Dance on Saturday night. 28 wintcr week CLOCKWISE-START LEFT: Is this the real Jim Scott? King Cupid candidates Gary Behrens. Matt Mulder and Greg Brown Traci Gerharz and Anne Frcitag officiate during the snow-volleyball game Mrs. Serpe enjoys the sub-zero weathet Tate Kahabka dives to save the ball Snow volleyball Jennifer Love carries singing in the shower a bit too far! OPPOSITE PACE-CLOCKWISE-START BOTTOM: Juniors participate in snow football Dave Rolfs and Scott Sebtanek challenge anyone to build a bigger snowman Cindy Harper dreams of that special Valentine Betsy Vorlop and Katie Peterson reveal their true personalities King Cupid Gary Behrens about to shoot his arrow at some unsuspecting person Cathy Clair models some of the newest spring fashions. winter week 20 A NIGHT OF INSPIRATION FRESHMAN Jeff Freiug Kmten Lcppci SOPHOMORE Joicph Graa Patti Rjuchen SENIOR William Mann Sarah Mulder CROWN BEARERS Anden Petenon Dawn Bkxk o t £Tflt $u iuvl Clod of 2)ata. lan - £Do i n Sckoal xagueete ike pteaAUA of gowt company at tke £P tam Oatmcia , tke tdcnltj-eedentk of Ctptil 9lintUen fxiuuLuuL ami at el gkt-tkietg in tke evening 3GlUm ran 30 prom A VERY MERRY, DANCING, EATING, LAUGHING, PARTYING, AND UNTHINKING TIME. 32 prom prom 33 SPORTS AND RECREATION FRESHMEN STYLE Addie, Randy Alberts. Brad Aldigc, Sharon Anderson, Sandra Anderson. Stephen Andruscavage. Kari Arenz, Kevin Aschenbrook. Shelly Austin, Kevin Baker, Kelly Baker, Laura Barr, Michelle Bashaw, Valerie Bassett. Katie Becker. Dan Belt. Carleen Benstead, John Blackmer. Jill Bores, Jacqueline Boutelle, Brad Brahm, Katie Brockwell, Lesa Brown. Greg Brown, Kelly 36 freshmen FAR LEFT: With a bottle of Tab by her side. Lean no Green reflects the study habits of a typical teenager. Left: Brian Mirus repeats the old lie about the one that got away was this big. MIDDLE: Kevin Sadler raises his hands because he's sure. BOTTOM: Freshman just wanna have fun. Brumfield. Jamey Busateri, Katie Caccamo, Sam Carlson, Kristin Carlton, Tammy Cary, Barbara Causey, Ken Cervantes. Steve Chambers. Jennette Charo, Steve Christen. David Christman. Mike fresh men 37 FAR RIGHT:Class Officcrs-Collen Kowalkowski, treasurer; Sharon Aldige. vice-president; Jamie Brumfield, president; Stephanie Frank, secretary. RIGHT: Brian Phillips and Jason Robcrs arc out for a good time. BELOW:Sharon Aldige can't believe what she sees! BOTTOM I£fT:Tonia Robinson daydreams while riding on the bus. Clair, Kerry Cleveland, Monica Cuautle, Maria Cunningham. Dennis DeGrave. Dave DeLeon. Danny Deschner, Brad DeVries, AnnaMaria Diliner, Mike Doane, Traci Duesterbeck, Paul Earle, Kathryn Edwards, Chris Edwards, Tricia Ellis, Jamie Enger, Ruth Faytlc, Chris Floberg, Ann Follis, Rush Frank, Stephanie Freitag, Jeffrey Furseth, Terry Gaethke, Tracy Gehl, Shannon 38 freshmen THE IS THE m FIRST DAY ALWAYS HARDEST! Gierhart, Renee Gladney, DeWayne Godina, Charlie Godina. Matthew Godina. Mike Goodger. Tiffany Grabow, John Graske, Tina Green, LeAnne Grennan, Dawn Gunnick, Dennis Hammerstad. Bert Harmon, Suzanne Hauns, Stacey Hembrook, Chris Hessenthaler, Dyan Hiemstra, John Hiibclink, Dan Hix. Tabitha Hoehnkc, Tim Hoffman. Patricia Holdridgc, Dana Holman, Dennis Horak, Diana Huishccrc. Steve Ibarra, Ricky Johnson, Matt Kane, Kathy Kawczynski, Jon Kaye, Elise freshmen 39 TIME AND PATIENCE TEACH FRESHMEN THE ROUTINE OF D-DHS LIFE. Keizer, John Keller. Robert Kieselburg, James Kline. Dawn Kline, Mary Kluge, Nathan Knack, Kristi Koepnick, Lisa Koopmans. Kelly Kostelecky, Kip Kowalkowski, Colleen Krabbe, Kim Kret, John Lampen, James Lawson, Jami Leitzke. Brian Lcppcr, Kristen Limoncs, Martin 40 freshmcn BOTTOM LEFT: Having a very splendid lime. Kristin Price smiles for the camera. TOP LEFT: Andy Vegter concentrates on memorizing the next play. LEFT: Lisa Peters sprints towards the finish line. BELOW: Michelle Oxly shows school spirit. Losch, Tammy Luczak. Brandi Magnasco, Michaella Maine. Teri Marshall, Alicia Martin. Trisha Mathison. Trina Meske, Dayna Miller, Becky Mills, Stephen Mirus. Brian Mohr. Robbie Moronez. Alfonso Moyer, Megan Mulder, Matt Mulderink, Anne Munson. Kimberly Murray, Lori Neiger. Christopher Nelson, Brenda Nelson, Julie Neman. Stacy Nettesheim. Vicki Nichols. Penny O'Brien, Molly O'Dierno, Trina Olson. Sara Osterholt. James Oxley. Michele Peacock, Pam Perkins, Deborah Peters. Lisa Peterson, Derek freshmen 41 RIGHT:Stephen Mill asks What do I want to do with my life? BELOW: Lisa Kocpnicks smile radiates the brightness of a star. FAR RIGHT: Freshman Homecoming Representatives E.J. Sheets escorts Lisa Koepnick. Peterson, Jeanna Phillips, Brian Ponder, Dan Price, Kristina Riemer, Jennifer Robb, Patrick Robers. Jason Robinson, Tonia Roe, Rocky Rogers. Cathy Ronning. Robbie Ruelas, Maria Rupp, Carol Sadler. Kevin Sahachaisere, Roy Sargent, William Schmig. Stacy Schramski, Rob Schultz, Michael Schultz, Robert Seaver, Chris Selvera, Ramon Sheets, Edward Shelton. Vannessa Sorg, Steve Stack, Manda Stepper. Todd Stevenson, Tami Stewart, Kathy Stoneburner. John 42 freshmen FRESHMEN REALIZE THAT BEING UNDERCLASSMEN ISN'T ALL THAT BAD. i Sutherland, Mcmc Sween, Dan Tallman. Dean Tesch, Shari Terpstra. Scott Tveter, Dawn Ulbrich, Sandra Vance, David Vegter, Andrew Villarreal, Alvin Vorlop, Fritz Wallace, Linda Weber. Paul Wcndorf. James Wilkins. Scott Williams, Dawn Williams, Kevin Wojcik. A. Joe Ynocencio, Evodio Young. Dianna Young. Matt Zell, Darrin Zoellner, Michael Zweifel, Todd freshmen 43 THERE'S NOTHING QUITE LIKE THAT SOPHOMORE YEAR Almond. Fiorina Alter, Ellen Amon, Kim Barkas, Shane Bauer, Michael Behrens. Dianna Behrens, Donna Belt, Lynn Bliven, Kim Bobrowski, Andrea Bonsall, Jeff Boss, Timothy Brady. Michele Brown, Shawn Brown, Stacy Brown, Van Bultman, Dan Busateri, John Butler. Cathrine Byczek. Elizabeth Cabrera, Todd Carder. Lynn Carmin, Michele Carnes, Kelly 44 sophomorcs Top Right: Franz Rigert and Sarah Stickncy enjoy the New-Year's Party by the pool. Bottom Right: Will the real Cathy Butler please stand up! Left: Wouldn't it be fun to know why Jane has that look of shock on her face. Carpenter. Paul Casey, Patrick Casillas, Luzmaria Cha. Mike Chclminiak, Robert Clair, Cathy Cole, Kimberly Conley, Brian Contreras. Joe Converse. Richard Cook. Barbara Cox, Lisa Craddock, Laura Crespo. Harry Davis. Michael DeCrave, Danielle DeLeon, Diane Dembny, Kyle DePriest, Sarah Dillenbeck, Scott Doane, Christopher Dolbeau. Michelle Draughon, Roman Drefs, Peter Du. Lai Dutcher. Christine Dye, Robert Dziki. Julianne Featherstone, Daniel Flitcroft, Joseph Flood. Susan Flynn, Paul Forsythe, Jeffrey sophomores 45 SOPHOMORES MEET SECOND YEAR CHALLENGE Frye, John Cause, Dorothy Cerou, Rhonda Godina. Maria Godina, Peter Goff. Rhonda Gonzales, Nieves Gonzales, Timothy Gottschalk. Tom Grabow, Mary Ellen Grair, Joseph Gramly, Gina Grice, Dolores Guzman. Belinda Haag, Christopher Hall, Carol Hammerstad, Ken Hansen, Matthew 46 sophomores Hansscn, James Hartley. David Harvey, Dianna Haury. Doug Hembrook, Scott Hcnriott, Kim Hermann, Janet LEFT: There's a little Homecoming Spirit in everyone, especially the Class of '87. FAR LEFT: Homecoming representatives arc Jim Hojnowski and Kelli Salzstein. sophomores 47 Hojnowski. Jim Holden, Darin Hosbach, David Hrubccky. Betsy Hume, Amy Hunt, Bill Idrogo, Candy Jensema, Denise Jensen. Kristin Johnscn, Chris Johnson. Robert Johnson, Terry Karcher. Jason Keithley, Tim Kemp. Tina Kicselburg, Jennifer Kilkenny, Kristin Kim. Pom Klade. Melissa Knapp, Robert Kobasick. Kristin Kocs, Jennifer Koclc, Darren Koepke. Dina Kozlousky, Khan Kralovec, Kristine Kriz, Todd Kroeger, Linda Kruizenga, Karla Landi. Matthew Langnes, Cinda Lee. Donald Lee. Janet Lenz. Diane Lester, Susan SOPHOMORES LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE i Lindberg. Michael Lindloff. Teresa Logterman, Collin Long. Alaina Loudon. Brian Ludowise. Peter Lumkes, James Martin, Donelle Martinez, Sylvia Mathison. Brody Messer. Tina Michalek, Patrick Mills, Amy Mirus, Vicki Mohr, Dennis Morgan, Thomas Muldcrink, Lucy Neiger, Mike Nelson, Alan Nelson. Eileen Neman, Steve Neubauer, Peter •18 sophomores FAR LEFT: Dani DcGraves expresses her feelings toward the Wolverines. Z.£fT:This is Shelly Warn's favorite subject. BELOW: Julie Dziki ponders over what she wants to be when she grows up. Nickels, Kevin Nordstrom, Lori Olson, John Osborne, Jane Perez, Irma Peterson, Emily Peterson, Jeffrey Phat, Phan Pils, Laura Pippitt, James Pohn, Jeff Ponder, Jennifer Raichert, Patricia Retzlaff, Mary Rice, Pamela Richards, Troy Richardson, Rusty Rodriguez, Shannon Roc. Debbie Rogers, Michael Roherty, Timothy Salzstein, Kelli Rosenfield, Gerald Sawtelle. Gerald Sawtelle. Jake Schlieger, Leonard Schmidt. Kelly Schmidt, Scott Schmig, Steven Schultz, Carolyn Secord, Janet Seymour. Bill Shadduck.Jcncane sophomores 49 LEFT: Are Paul Carpenter's thoughts concerning business or pleasure ? FAR LEFT: Troy Richards is reliving his childhood days. BELOW LEFT: Diligent sophomores are working hard at the language of love. BELOW RICFiT: Mary Rctzlaff enjoys working at the Foreign Language Festival. Sheridan, Chuck Simons, Michael Skelton, Brad Slade, Aulderson Sliker, Jackie Smith, Herman Smith. Sandra Sontag, Shawn Sorg, Mark Sterken, Ryan Stickney, Sarah Stiles, Michelle Stokholm, Jaye Stowe. Bill Strever, Mandy Termaat, DeAnna Teubert, Amy Thiele, Dan Thiele, Patricia Thurnau, Ed Turner, Tom 50 sophomores SOMETIMES CONSCIENTIOUS AND DILIGENT, OTHER TIMES CRAZY AND DARING Twing, Rick Vclcy. Jeffrey Warn. Michele Warner, Richard Warrenburg, Lester Watkins, Jennifer Weber, Monica Wenzel, Lynn Wcsterlund. Darwin W'heeler, Corinne Wiedenhocft, Cory Wiegand, Jeanette Wilear. Jill Wilkins, Steve Wilson, Angie Wolfe, Chandra Wuttke, Lorie Zillmcr. Lisa sophomorcs 51 JUNIORS DISCOVER THAT MORE CHALLENGING SUBJECTS CREATE GREATER RESPONSIBILITY Addic. Bryan Ancevic, Mike Anderson. Steve Anderson. Tracey Arenz, Bob Arizola. Belinda Baker, Dawn Barkas. Monica Beck. Diane Bell, Carol Bethel, Chris Bly. Randall Bores, Joe Bowey, Paula Bozzy, Lorri Braucr, Pam Brcllcnthin, Mike Brick, Darcy Britt. Bob Brooder. Chris Brotzman, Veronica Brown, Kent Brubaker. Penny Bukowsky, Roger 52 juniors Bunnell, Lori Butke. David Byczck, David Bycrley, Kirt Cain, Casey Canales, Glenn Chally, Susan Cheney, Cindy Cleveland, Jeanncne Cordano, Patti Cordell. Mike Craig, Chris Craig, Steve Cunningham. Brenda Davis. Robyn DeFrancesco, Gion Dickerson. Bob Duncan, Donna Drolet, Jenni Dutton, Tammie Duvall, Denise Dwinell, John Eddy. Heather Ellis, Jeff Erdman, Andrea Fladten, Laura Fletcher. Paulette juniors 53 FAR LEFT: Glenn Canales carefully sculpts his clay guitar for his art class. LEFT: That face, that face, Betsy Vorlop radiates, that cover girl face. BELOW: With a side-glance of mischieviousness, John Dwinell hopes to annoy Mrs. Serpe and evoke her wrath. LEFT: Typically, Beth Leyda dilligently studies her Emergence of European society in the LMC. BELOW: With robe and bath towel, ,ill Steve Anderson needs is his rubber ducky to complete the scene. BOTTOM: Jim Keithley carefully checks the hall before darting off to class. FAR RIGHT:Eric Scott battles to give the Junior an dve in the tug-of-war. Frank, Christina Freitag. Matt Funk, Donna Gifford, Jerry Godina. Andy Godina. Cindy Godina, Rosie Godina. Simon Gove, Frank Cray. Jeff Grennan. Doug Griffin, Tim Gunnick. Mike Guzman, Joe Hafferkamp, Julie Hageli, Jeff Halstcd. Joe Hansen. Bret Hansmcn. Diana Harper. Cindy Haury, Bill Heath, Brenda Helgeson, Dale Hertz. Jeff 54 juniors FAST TIMES AT DEL AVAN-DARIEN HIGH Hoffman, Joel Horak, Dawn Huisheere, Ami Huishcere, Bill Hummel, Samantha Jacobsen. Terry Jansen. Mary Johnsen, Corina Johnson, Mary Jonuska.Angie Jonuska. Maralcc Kahabka, Tate Keithlcy. Jim Kilkenny. Don Klewin, Deanne Knope. Susan Kocs. Amy Kramas, Barb Kroening, John Krueger, Denise Lampen, Ken Lawson. Jori Lcitzke, Craig Lenz. David Lcyda, Beth Lieurance, Mary Lindberg, Jeff Los, Lysa Love, Jennifer Ludowise, Mike Lumkes, John Lynn. Curt Maisc, Tina juniors 55 AS THE YEARS GO BY, OUR FRIENDSHIPS GROW Metcalf, Todd Meyer, Jim Michalek, Jackie Mirus, Kevin Morelli, Anita Morse, Chad Mullarncy, Alicia Nelson, Rick Nguyen, Trung Nicas, Gaby Ostcrholt, Lisa Papke, Julie Parr, Scott Peterson. Jackie Peterson, Katie Peterson. Pam Petkoff, George Pcycr, Pat Phan, Duoc Phillips, Tim Prokes, Dean Race, Chris 56 juniors Ramirez. Rosemary Ramirez. Wendy Rigert, Crctchen Robinson, Jeff Rodriguez. Martin Roe. Phil Roeker, Curt Ronning. Lisa Ross. Mike Ryan. Chris Sadler. Matt Sanders. Carla Sanders. Chris Schmid. Karen Schneider. Jill Schuld, Kim Schultz. Andy Schumacher. Dean juniors 57 FAR LEFT:Class Officers- Danny Ynocencio, vice president; Standing: Deanne Klewin, president; Jackie Michalek, treasurer; Cretchen Rigert, secretary. LEFT: Julie Hafferkamp, surrounded by friends, is in her element. BELOW: With a genuine look of surprise, Jenni Scott is caught by the camera. TOP RIGHT:Shelly Scott is engrossed in her studies of management and labor. FAR RIGHT: Denise Duvall and Ami Hui-sheerc cheer their way into our hearts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brenda Cunningham pours over her studies in an attempt to absorb more knowledge. MIDDLE RIGHT:$coil Wheeler and Deanne Klewin represent the Junior class for Homecoming. Schutt, Dawn Schwigel, Tom Scott, Eric Scott, Jenni Scott, Shelly Selgrcn, Scott Siedclman, Tom Sifferman, Brian Smith, John Stefanski, Edward Steinmetz, Julie Sterken, David Stirmel, Deanna Sturgen, Bruce Tejeda. Lidia Thiele. Robert Torrenga, Jane Tvoter. Missy 58 juniors UNIQUENESS AND DIVERSITY EPITOMIZE THE CLASS OP VanDer Widen. Leigh Vegter. Kelly Vegter, Susan Vcrrill. Jodie Villarreal. Mary Vorbrich, Curt Vorlop, Betsy Walker, Scott Warn. Kim Warrenhurg. Mike Wheeler. Scott Wilgus, Randy Williams. Kim Williams, LeAnn Wilkins. Val Winger. Lorenna Wolfe, Ron Ynocencio. Danny jumors 50 The DDHS athletic season reflects both the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Spott llluMritcd tudemail. jn l format by permltttonof the publither. Time ltw.“ AT D-DHS CONTENTS 62 VOLLEYBALL 64 FOOTBALL 68 WRESTLING 70 CROSS COUNTRY 71 GIRLS' SWIMMING 72 BASKETBALL 78 GIRLS' TENNIS 79 GIRLS' GOLF 80 BOYS' SWIMNING 81 GYMNASTICS 82 BOYS' TENNIS 83 BOYS' GOLF 84 BASEBALL 86 SOFTBALL 88 TRACK 90 SCOREBOARD VOLLEY TO VICTORY Volley to Victory was the team cry, though unfortunately that wasn't always the case. The girls started practice in August, and not only did they learn how to play volleyball. Coach Beringer also had them out on the track running laps everyday to condition themselves. Conditioning didn't seem to be the big problem. The ability was there; but the team just was not able to get it all together. The conference record of 3-9, however, does not reflect a third place finish at the West Allis Central Invitational or the fact that two players, Sally Jansen and Gretchen Rigert, were selected for the second team All-Conference. While it sounds like a rough season, and there were defeats, there were also some pluses. Next year there will be six possible returning lettermen so- Volley to Victory! VARSITY TEAM-RIGHT-ERONT: Mary Pat Johnson. Sally Jansen, Eileen Murphy, Helen Lausted, Donna Duncan SECOND ROW:Gretchen Rigert. Jill Schneider, Anita Morelli, Jackie Peterson BACK ROW: Shelly Scott. Valenc Wilkins. B-TFAM-OPPOSITF PAGF-TOP-FRONT ROW: Deanna Termaat, Jamie Brumfield. SECOND ROW: Michelle Oxley, Pam Peacock. Jill Blackmer. BACK ROW: Ruth Enger, Patti Thiele, Kristin Kobasick, Chris Dutcher. FRESHMAN TEAM-OPPOSITE PACE-MIDDLE-FRONT ROW.Slacy Hauns, Kan Anderscavage, Shari Tesch, Stacy Schmig. BACK ROW: Molly O'Brien. Lisa Koepnik. Tricia Edwards,Kathy Stewart. Katie Brahm. 62 volleyball OPPOSITE PAGE: Gretchen Rigert stretches for a spike ABOVE: Sally prepares to block a spike by the opponet. LEFT: Sally Jansen smashes the ball over the net. FAR LEFT: Donna Duncan, Valerie Wilkins. Sally Jansen anticipate the return. vol ley ba 11 63 The 1984 DDHS Football Season was in terms of a win-loss record, a disappointment. The Comets, who in the last several years have been very successful, fell prey to injuries, training rule violations, and inexperience. The season, however, was not a total disappointment as some people would expect, since the adversity that the coaches and players endured pulled them together as a team, and strengthened their attitudes. The Comets did have talent, since the player played both offense and defense. Therefore, the Comets can be proud of sticking together and striving for a common goal. Dave Schultz, Jim Scott, and Jon Meyer model the latest in football wear. VARSITY TEAM-FRONT ROW: Mike Michalek, Brent Morse. John Mesmer, David Frazier. Todd Holman, Bill Persinger, Phil Worth. Tate Gonzalez, David Schultz, Jon Meyer, Dan Krytowski. SECOND ROW: Dan Dowse. Devin Koele, Jim Scott, Brian Yelton. Mike Ludowise. Tim Griffin, John Sorg, Mike Lytle, Jim Keithlcy. Allan Rogers, Scott Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Kevin Mirus, Kirt Byerly, Steve Craig, Jeff Ellis, John Smith. Don Kilkenny. Tom Schwigel. Bob Arenz, Steve Anderson, Chris Bethel. Pat Peyer. BACK ROW: Mr. Bronson, assistant coach; Mr. Lauzon, assistant coach; Scott Walker, Robert Thiele, Matt Freitag. Bryan Addie, Danny Ynocencio, Mike Ross, Todd Metcalf, Mr. Scharfenberg, coach; Greg Godina, manager. 64 football A CHARACTER BUILDING SEASON CLOCKWISE-START LEFT: Phil Worth rushes at the opponents Bill Persinger gets out of a tight spot Brent Morse and Danny Ynocencio run interference for Tate Gonzales The D.D.H.S defensive line blitz their opponents. BELOW-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: Jenny Little, Maralee Jonuska, Robin Wcckesscr TOP: Jodie Pelt, Lisa Stuver, Julie Hafferkamp. RIGHT-FOOTBALL CHEERLEADLRS-FRONT ROW: Michelle Brady. Trina O'Dierno. Sarah Stickney BACK ROW: Mary Ellen Grabow. Sandy Anderson, Gina Gramly. JV TEAM-FRONT ROW: Malt Godina, manager; Don Lee, Timothy Gonzales, Brad Alberts, Christopher Haag, Gerry Sawtelle, Robert Dye. Mike Lindberg. SECOND ROW: Brody Mathison, Richard Warner, Steve Schmig. Robert Chelminick, Jeff Forsythe, Jeff Pohl, Shannon Rodriguez, Nieves Gonzales THIRD ROW: Mr Koehl. coach. Jim Hoj-nowski. Van Brown. Terry Johnson. Tim Boss, Mike Nciger, Dennis Mohr, Joe Grair, Cory Wiedcnhoeft. Scott Hcmbrook. Mr. Wallace, coach 66 football FRESHMAN FCXITBALL-FRONT ROW: DeWayne Gladney. Jamie Ellis, Tim Hoehnke. Jason Robcrs, Randy Addie, Dan Hilbe-link, Evodio Ynocenio, Chris Hembrook, Andy Vegtcr, Brian Phillips. Mike Godina, manager. SECOND ROW: Jim Ostcrholt. Mike Zocllncr, Steve Cervantes. E.J. Sheets. Matt Young. Jim Lampen. Scott Terpstra. Dennis Holman, Steve Mills. Darin Zell. Fritz Vor-lop. THIRD ROW: Mr. Doyle, assistant coach; Kevin Arenz. Charlie Godina. Jeff Freitag. Steve Sorg, Brian Leitzke. Robert Keller, Martin Limoncs. Roy Sahachiscre. Billy Sargent. Matt Mulder. Mr. Seuser, coach 67 football GRUNTS, GROANS AND MOANS VARSITY TEAM-FRONT ROW: Jamie Ellis, Bob Dye, Tim Roherty SECOND ROW: Greg Godina, manager; Hondo Martinez, Brett Hansen. Matt Smith. Tate Gonzales. Steve Schmig, manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Seuser, coach; Tim Griffin. John Sorg, Todd Holman, Greg Nichols, Gerry Sawtelie, Mr. Wallace, assistant coach. CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW: LeAnn Williams. Diana Forsythe. BACK ROW: Denise DuVall, Karla Krause, Mandy Bylsma. ABOVE: Tate Gonzales warms up before a match. MIDDLE: Mr. Wallace checks Tim Roherty for injuries. 68 wrestling The 1984-1985 wrestling season was a successful season for all members. Although the team did not attain any first place finishes at the invitationals they attended, they did place higher than teams from previous years. Team members were extremely motivated and improvement could be seen by the end of the season. There was a feeling of unity among team members and this helped to make the season a fun one for all. BELOW: Some quick advice during a water break. LEFT: Delavan teammate demonstrates his agility. ABOVE:Tcam members line up before the meet. JV TEAM-FRONT ROW: Ahmed Fayed, Dennis Gunnick. David Christian. Sam Caccomb. Kevin Sadler. SECOND ROW: Greg Godina, manager; Dennis Moore, Steve Cervantes, Pat Casey, Jim Lumkes. Matt Young, Bill Sargent, Steve Sorg. Steve Schmig, manager. BACK ROW: Mi Seuser. coach, Robert Keller, Jake Sawtelle, Nieves Gonzales, Dennis Holman, Jim Osterholt, Paul Weber, Joe Meyer. Mr. Wallace, assistant coach. wrestling 69 HARD WORK YIELDS MANY REWARDS The 1984 Cross Country Season will be remembered as a fun season, probably because its members were able to joke around while still maintaining a serious attitude about running. Although the team was inexperienced, with only one senior member, the season was successful since the harriers placed 2nd in the Western Division. Like all other sports, cross country requires hard work and dedication, but in the long run it offers many rewards. Besides meeting new people, members become more determined to work hard at a project. Their will power increases and becomes a driving force behind their success and this carries through even into their personal lives. CLOCKWISE, START RIGHT-FRONT ROW: Paulette Fletcher, John Lurnkcs, Lisa Peters. SECOND ROW: Kyle Dembny, Peter Drefs, Lai Do. Dennis Moore. THIRD ROW: Peter Ludowise, Khan Kozlovsky, Bill Seymour. BACK ROW: Jim Lumkes. Mr. Maas, coach . The Harriers Take your marks Set Go! The Comet Striders in stride. 70 cross country POOL RENOVATIONS HURT SWIM SEASON Daily trips to Elkhorn were a routine part of the '84 season since the ceiling of the pool was under repair. Practices at the Lakeland School in a fifteen to twenty yard pool, put the team at a disadvantage when it was time to get into shape. Despite the complications, the new head coach, Darrell Hessenthaler. kept a positive altitude throughout the season and his encouragement and support were appreciated by everyone. FRONT ROW: Corinne Wheeler, Vanessa Sheldon, Kristin Lepper, Dorothy Gauze. Dyan Hessenthaler, Sharon Aldige. Emily Peterson. Beth Byczek. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kane, Kristina Price, Sarah DePriest. Susan Vegter, Betsy Vorlop, Angie Jonuska, Jennifer Love, Jenni Scott, Jodie Verrill. THIRD ROW: Mr Hessenthaler, coach; Kristin Kralovec, Tami Stevenson, Katie Busateri, Katie Bassett. Susan Flood. Lorri Bozzy, Darcy Hessenthaler. Patti Cordano. Susan Knope, Jennifer Watkins, Kristin Kilkenny. ABOVE LEFT: Darcy Hessenthaler races to the finish ABOVE RIGHT: Five more laps? LEFT: Lorri Bozzy makes waves. swimming 71 LEADING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS CLOCKWISE-START LEFT: Dave Frazier bounds past four Jefferson players to make a basket . Mark Kennedy gives it his all Bill Per-singer flics through the air . Mark is surrounded by the opposition-... Sally Jansen leaps into the air to stop the opponents from gaining control of the ball. basketball 73 74 basketball The 1984-85 season was the start of something big for the Girls Basketball team. In the beginning of the season the team stayed in the shadows. but as their record improved, word began to spread and many people turned to watch the girls play. The biggest highlight of the season was the team's defeat of Waterford; Delavan won 61-60 with one second left on the clock to end Waterford s 44 game winning streak. Delavan felt proud to say We beat Waterford!! when Waterford won the class B State Championship title. The girls ended their season with a 14-2 record, winning the Western Divisional Conference title. The team also had two players chosen for the All-Conference teams: Sally Jansen for the 1st team and Gretchen Rigert for the 2nd team. ABOVE-VARSITY TEAM-FRONT ROW: Angie Jonuska. M.ny Licurancc, Gretchen Rigert, Lucy Mulderink. Kristen Kilkenny, Linda Krueger BACK ROW: Lisa Osterholt. Mary Johnson. Jennifer Love. Sally Jansen. Jackie Michalck, Jennifer Watkins. Mr Hochnke. coach. RIGHT-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW: Jennifer Little. Maralee Jonuska. Deanne Klewin. BAC K ROW: Robin Wcckesser. Jodie Pett. Ami Muishcete. The 1984-85 Boys' Basketball team may not have commanded a great deal of respect for their win-loss record. This is not, however, by any means an accurate reflection of the team's spirit, attitude, or commitment. It was a frustrating year for the players, but not a total loss, since much that can be gained through athletics does not show up in the final standings or box score. The team gained an appreciation for this fact by growing in seemingly all ways but physical height. CLOCKWISE-START BELOW: Linda Krueger rebounds the ball-David Butke fights for the ball Mr. Hoehnkc gives his team some advice. VARSITY TEAM-FRONT ROW: Greg Godina, manager; Bryan Addie, Matt Freitag. Tom Schweigel. Don Lee, David Butke. Bob Arenz, John Smith. BACK ROW: Mr. Johnson, assistant coach; Mike Cordell, Bill Persinger, Mark Bo browski, David Frazier, Jim Scott, David Schulz. Phil Worth Mark Kennedy. Mr. Breidenstein, coach. � basketball 75 CLOCKWISE-START RIGHT: The extremely confident girls’ team struts off the court... J. V. TEAM-FRONT ROW: Lisa Peters. Michelle Oxley. Jill Blaekmer, Molly O'Brien, Anne Muldcrink, Karla Kruizenga. BACK ROW: Katie Bassett. Pam Peacock. Katie Brahm, Kari Andruscavage. Mary Cualle, Michaella Mag-nasco. Jamey Brumfield. Miss Hoff, coach B-TEAM-FRONT ROW: Khan Kozlovsky. Scott Schmidt. Paul Carpenter. Peter Drefs, Brody Mathison, Rob Johnson. Chris Haag. BACK ROW; Mr. Johnson, coach. Jim Hojnowski, Ed Thurnau. Joe Crair. Mike Bauer. Terry Johnson. Mike Lindbcrg, Richard Warner Bob Arenz stays alert. 76 baskctbal! CLOCKWISE-START TOP: FRESHMAN TEAM-FRONT ROW: Chris Faytie. Brian Phillips. Randy Addic. Chris Hembrook, Darrin Zell BACK ROW: Mr. Alberts, coach; Kevin Arenz, Jeff Freitag, Matt Mulder, Scott Terpstra, Chris Edwards, E.J. Sheets, Brad Alberts . David Butke guards the opponen-t Even this giant won't stop Sally from obtaining the ball J.V. CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW. Sara Stickney, Stephanie Frank. Chris Dutcher BACK ROW: Gina Gramley. Michele Brady, Sandy Anderson, Mary Ellen Grabow basketbaII 77 THE SEASON'S OVER, BUT THE FRIENDSHIPS HAVE JUST BEGUN Girls' Tennis, 1984, may not be recorded in the record books as a winning season, but it will be remembered as a year of warm memories. First year coach, Deb Ludlow, opened the season with an optimistic outlook ... and an inexperienced team. Throughout the season, the members of the team worked together to improve their game. Anybody who compared the first day of practice to the last would have seen the inprovement. Unfortunately, the improvement came too late to produce a winning season. Despite the losses, the rewards were many. Close friendships evolved. The team shared their losses together, rejoiced over victories, dreaded early Saturday morning bus trips, and fought over whose turn it was to buy the next box ot Nilla Wafers. Overall, for the members, the tennis season was a successful one. CLOCKWISE-STARTABOVE:Cindy Harper and Laura Pils stride off the court Angie Wilson lunges towards the ball Anne Freitag meets the ball in mid-air while Jill Bohn observes in the background. FRONT ROW: Linda Wallace, SECOND ROW: Manda Stack, Mary Cuau-tle. Shannon Gehl, Tracy Gaetke. Kerry Clair. Angie Wilson. Carrie Schult?. THIRD ROW: Pam Peterson, Kelly Carnes, Cathv Clair. Cindy Harper. Anne Freitag. Jill Bohn. Claudia Guevara, Laura Pils. Ms. Ludlow; coach. BACK ROW: Michaeila Magnasco, Kelly Koopmans, Beth Leyda. 78 tennis GIRLS GOLF START LEFT: Laura Fiadten, Jane Osborne. Joanna Pe-leison, Mary Pancratz, Beth Pcyer. Mr Johnson, coach; Colleen Schultz, Linda Kroeget SWINGING IN STYLE While statistics tell part of the story, they don't really reveal the season behind the scores. Golf is always more fun walking IB holes in the rain in Madison, isn't it? At least there's what the coach said. Ten over par is another record that one doesn't easily forget. Sometimes forgetting these inconsistencies requires Milk and Oreo's. Although the team fell short of their original goal and only took third in the conference, it was a great season. ABOVE LEFT: The golf team practice , for an up coming meet BELOW: Laura. Colleen, and Maty display their swinging styles golf 70 INDIVIDUALS TEAM SET NEW RECORDS MIRUS GOES TO STATE ABOVE: Kyle Dembney gives the exowd his side profile. RIGHT: Kevin eyes his new school record for the 100 yard butterfly. RIGHT: Cory Wiedenhoft invents a new form of the Nestea Plunge. The 1984-85 swim season was an exciting season spent trying to obtain the conference title. Everyone wanted this objective but it seemed elusive. The boys lost their first dual meet to Jefferson by a handful of points. Going into the Conference meet the team felt prepared to take on Jefferson of Sauk Prairie, and McFarland. This meet was the highlight of the season as it turned out to be an exciting race. The team put forth a valiant effort and accomplished a third place finish. BOYS'SWIMMING-FRONT ROW: Frank Gove. Bill Mann, Kevin Mirus, Todd Zwiefel, Brian Mirus, Kyle Dembney. SECOND ROW: Craig Lcitzke, Fritz Vorlop, Bob Delach, Kent Brown, Randy Wilgus, Mr. Dahl, assistant coach; Mr. Dahl, coach. BACK ROW: Brad Skelton, Dan Hilbelink, Tim Hoehnke, Pat Robb, John Keizer, Tom Turner, Peter Ludowise. 80 swimming GYMNASTS KEEP THEIR BALANCE LEFT: Julie and Stacy show their split personalities. BELOW: Eat your heart out Mary Lou! jf The 1984-85 DDHS girls' gymnastics team may not have done well in the win-loss column, but this was a year of improvement, both for the team and individaul members. Team scores were consistently 20 points higher each meet than they were last year and team spirits were generally high. Team members encouraged each other at meets and always seemed to be able to find the humorous side of everything. On the serious side, team members did make improvements throughout the season and hopefully, the 1985-86 team will be even better. FRONT ROW: Julie Haffcrkamp. Christy Hallbcrg, Stacy Brown. BACK ROW: Ms. 1 avitas. coach; Joanna Peterson. Lori Murray. Linda Wallace. gymnastics 81 JUMPING THE NET TO STATE The 1985 tennis team had a fun and exciting year. The players were all eager to begin practice and anxious to hit the courts. Everyone had his weak points, but improvement was seen throughout the season. Rivalries could be seen between players, and although it all was in fun, everyone had the competitive spirit. Groans and mumbles could be heard when it was time to run laps, but the team members survived, and all had a great season. Kenton Siffermann had the opportunity to go to the state tennis meet in the 1st singles category. FRONT ROW: Kyle VanAcker, Jim Scott. Brian Siffermann, Nguyen Tran. Brian Yelton, Kenton Siffermann. SECOND ROW: Bob Britt. Ahmed Fayed, Jon Kawczynski, Andy Schultz, Kent Brown, Matt Freitag, Randy Wiigus, Simon Godina. THIRD ROW: Jeff Robinson. John Frye, Tom Morgan, Dae Kim. Fritz Vorlop, Matt Mulder, Scott Schmidt, Trung Nguyen. BACK ROW: Mr. Johnson, coach; Steve Mills, Greg Brown, Troy Richards, Ed Thurnau, Rusty Richardson. CLOCKWISE, START RIGHT: Jim Scott, on this day, appears to have interests, other than tennis, on his mind Brian Yelton displays Good sportsmanship on the court Oh. what a feeling Rusty Richardson puts a little umph behind his backhand. 82 tennis NOT ENOUGH BIRDIES The 1985 Boys' Golf team was young and lacked experience but still had a good seaosn, ending the season with a 7-3 record. The players' positive attitudes helped them to solid wins and an upset victory over Jefferson. Another factor was the excellent weather of the early season. The Comets look forward to a good season next year as they lose only one senior letterwin-ner. COUNTERCLOCK WISE. START BELOW: FRONT ROW: E J. Sheets, Chris Neiger. Chris Seaver. Jamie Ellis, Mike Dillner. John Benstead SECOND ROW: Matt Sadler, Jim Hojnowski, Pat Casey, Brody Mathison. Joe Flitcroft, Andy Vegter, Mr. Schmidt, coach BACK ROW: Mike Gunnick, Alan Nelson, Darwin Wcsterlund. Scott Selgren. Steve Anderson, Matt Byczek, Rick Krueger, Dan Dowse, Bill Mann John Benstead is lining up the ball FORE! Bill Hunt hopes for a birdie. golf 83 J.V. BASFBALL-FROh I ROW: Matt Tim Bo . Chris Hembrook, Dennis Mohr, Young. Chris Faytle, Chris Haag. Randy Brad Alberts. BACK ROW: Mr Wallace. Addie. Dan Hilbelink. Todd Stepper. SEC- coach; Rich Warner. Scott Terpstra. Kevin OND ROW: Bob Dye. Nieves Gonzales, Arenz. Terry Johnson. Van Brown RIGHT: Scott Parr smiles in anticipating another Comet victory. BELOW: David Frazier takes aim at the ball. The 1985 baseball team surprised many people with its second place Southern Lakes Conference finish. The inexperienced pitching staff accounted for the several early conference wins, including Mark Kennedy's complete game victory over Conference Champion Jefferson. After winning the First Annual Comet Tournament, the Comets faltered and fell from first place. However, they came back and finished with a strong second place, and a 6-4 conference record. Clutch hitting by Kennedy and David Frazier, who hit seven homeruns, as well as excellent defense from Bill Persinger, Mike Michalek, Bob Arenz, Todd Metcalf, and Brad Hilbelink, helped the Comets to a satisfying successful season. 84 a sc bail CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP: JUST A BAT'S LENGTH AWAY VARSITY TEAM-FRONT ROW: Greg Godina, manager; Bob Dickerson, Todd Metcalf. Mike Michalek. Scott Parr, Jeff Ellis SECOND ROW: Mark Kennedy. Brad Hilbelink, Gary Behrens. Franz Rigert, Bill Persinger, Bob Arenz. BACK ROW: Mr. Schatfcnberg, coach; Tom Schweigel, Allen Rogers. Tim Olson. David Frazier, Mike Cordell. Bryan Addie. ABOVE LEFT: Bob Arenz takes the game in stride. ABOVE RIGFIT: Gary Behrens practices that winning pitch. baseball 85 HIT AND RUN VARSITY TEAM-FRONT ROW: Grctchen Ri-gert, Mary Licurance. Beth Peyer, Valarie Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Laura Flatden, Chris Dutcher. Jane Osborne, Deanna Termaat. THIRD ROW: Lysa Los, Jennifer Watkins, LaVonne Tcsch, Lisa Osterholt. BACK ROW: Mr. Suminski, coach; Sally Jansen, Tamie Dutton, Lidia Tejeda. BELOW: Grctchcn comes home. J.V. TEAM-FRONT ROW: Diana Young, Tina Graske, Shari Tesch, Sharon Aldige, Patti Hoffman, Pam Peacock. BACK ROW: Teresa Lindloff, Jill Blackmer, Michelle Ox- ley, Patti Thiele, Lorie Wuttkc, Tracy Gaethke, Laura Craddock, AnnaMaria DeVries, Miss. Hoff, coach. 86 softball CLOCKWISE, START BELOW: Tina Graske is determined to take the ball downtown. Will she go or will she stay? . Lisa concentrates on stopping the ball . Gretchen and Mary show that soft-ball can be fun. After their first game, the 1985 softball team knew that they would have an equal or better season than last year. Last season, the team won only one conference game and dropped the rest. This year they did improve, winning two conference games. Though the record doesn't look very impressive, they are hopefully building to a stronger team next year. If nothing else, the softball team did know how to have fun, and it takes special talent to be able to keep the morale up and smile when the score is 20-0 in favor of the other team! softbalI 87 The 1985 Girls' Track season exemplified what the words sport and team are all about. The season was filled with hard work, tough competition, good coaches, great friends, victories, and defeats. The team was very small, and was like a second family. They banned together in both victory and defeat; won as a team and lost as a team. This year also brought two rookie coaches, Mark Maas and Kristi Flood. They were more like a big brother and big sister than like coaches. They were always there to give that extra nudge towards victory. The team's conference record was 3-2. Not an outstanding one, but probably a little better than what was expected. Since they are a young team, losing only two seniors, they promise to be even stronger next year. The Comets running in the rain , not Singing. FRONT ROW: Jenni Scott, Julie Nelson, Stacey Hauns, Kelly Schmidt, Shelly Scott, Diane Lenz, Michaella Magnasco, Connie Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Lori Nordstrom, Helen Lausted, Dorothy Gause, Jennifer Cervantes, Kathy Stewart. Susan Flood. Kelly Koopmans, Vicki Mirus, Linda Wallace. THIRD ROW: Betsy Vorlop. Lisa Peters, Jill Schneider, Cathy Clair, Molly O'Brien, Eileen Nelson, Tammy Carlton, Paulette Fletcher. BACK ROW: Mr. Maas, coach; Mary Pat Johnson, Ami Huishcere, Jackie Michalek, Kristine Kra-loveck, Andrea Bobrowski, Tricia Edwards, Janet Hicmstra, Kristy Flood, assistant coach. Paulette Fletcher fights to stay ahead of teammate Lori Nordstrom. 88 girls' track COMET TRACK ._________________________________ T -, nnTr F I ABOVE L£ T:Jo«y Grair attempts the Can Can” in mid IS rKIJJK | ABOVE RIGHT: Mike Ross leads the pack._ FRONT ROW: Lai Du, Khan Kozlovsky, Rodrigo Sanabria, Pat Peyer, Butch Hans-sen. Evodio Ynocencio, Steve Wilkins, Dennis Holman. Robby Johnson. SECOND ROW: Michael Zocllner, Kirt Byerley, Dennis Moore, Mike Ross. Bill Seymour. Donnie Lee, Dan Krytkowski, Tom Siedelmann THIRD ROW:Chris Edwards, Bill Sargent, Chris Faytlc, Rocky Roc, Scott Wheeler, Mike Lindbcrg, Jim Lumkes, Scott Walker. FOURTH ROW; John Smith, David Butke, Joey Grair, Peter Drefs, Steve Schmig, Tim Griffin, Kevin Mirus. FIFTH ROW: John Stoncburner, Mike Bauer, Todd Holman, Phil Worth, Bill Kawczynski. David Schultz, John Lumkes. John Meyer. BACK ROW: Mr. Seuser, assistant coach; Mr. Lauzon; coach, Greg Godina, manager. The 1985 Boys' Track season can be described by the team's motto Comet Track is Pride . The boys improved as individuals, and as a team. It is always good to begin the season by winning the first dual meet, especially when the opponent is Jefferson, the 1984 Conference champion. D-DHS lost only one dual meet to Whitewater, ending the season with a dual meet record of 4-1. Whitewater continued to dominate the Southern Lakes Conference, as Delavan placed second to them in both the Western Division and Conference meets. Some believed the boys peaked early as they won in May. Delavan won the Borg Invitational for the first time it its twenty-one year history. Their already mentioned accomplishments, as well as breaking seven records in five events, show the talent found in this year's track team. Eighth boys advanced from Regionals to Sectionals, and the mile relay team advanced to the State Track and Field meet in Madison. As coach Ed Lauzon says, We have no superstars ; the effort put forth by each individual determined how well he performed. boys’ l rack So Whitewater Milton Eikhorn Jefferson Whitewater Milton Eikhorn Jefferson GIRLS' TRACK 3-2 DD Eikhorn 56 74 Jefferson Oo 43 East Troy 52 80 Milton • 53 78 Whitewater 89 43 BOYS TRACK DD JrifttMU Mi 72-5 fclkKwr. SJJ M5 Troy s«4 02 Wh.iwm. n at Millon 0 95 JeEfetton Milton Whitcwjwi Bij Fool Willumi Jcfffrvoo Milton FOOTBALL 4-5 GIRLS TENNIS 2-9 Waterford 3 DD 4 Whitewater 7 0 Jefferson 7 0 East Troy 5 2 Eikhorn 5 2 Milton 7 0 Whitewater 7 f Jefferson 7 0 East Troy , 3 4 Eikhorn S 2. Milton 5 2 Clinton 0 DD 33 Whitewater 20 6 Milton 14 7 Salem Central 6 20 Jefferson 21 7 Waterford 20 2o East Troy 0 21 Eikhorn 14 0 GIRLS' SWIMMING 3-4-1 GIRLS' GOLF 3-5 Janesvllk' DD DD Parker 118 54 Racine Park 209 217 Jefferson 99 73 Racine Case 198 225 SL Sauk Prairie 105 67 Mukwonago 209 197 Milton 68 102 Waterford 236 223 Fort Burlington 209 221 Atkinson 78 78 Salem 227 223 Badger 10« 63 Eikhorn Whitewater 212 241 Waunakee 67 105 211 222 Edgenon 33 130 90 scoreboard ffi BASEBALL 9-8 Milton 8 DD 4 Whitewater 2 6 Fort Atkinson 10 9 Fort Atkinson 7 0 Janesville Parker 12 0 Jefferson 1 2 East Troy 2 12 Badger 2 6 Milton 7 8 Elkhorn 8 3 Milton 11 8 Whitewater 2 3 Jefferson 4 3 East Troy 8 10 Elkhorn 2 10 GYMNASTICS 1-7 Jefferson 79.07 DD 74.45 Salem 94.63 75.83 Union Grove ' 69.63 72.91 Big Foot 93.78 74.41 Milton 81 95 70.44 Whitewater 88.51 83.05 Elkhorn 103.68 71.93 Burlington 98.97 76.96 BOYS' SWIMMING 9-1 DD Jefferson 92 80 Wr.itertown 44 125 Sauk Prairie 72 99 Milton 80 92 Fort Atkinson 54 101 McFarland 67 105 Edge wood 54 117 Wayland 19 62 Badger 34 134 Waunakee 44 127 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 15-5 DD Beloit 56 45 lanes ville Craig 51 49 Rockford Jefferson 35 57 Elkhorn 30 63 Milton 40 42 Union Grove 52 7© Burlington 34 74 Jefferson 39 44 Salem 51 33 Whitewater 32 54 East Troy 28 71 Waterford 60 61 Milton 51 61 Badger 48 46 Jefferson 40 61 Wilmot 47 63 Elkhorn 35 63 Whitewater 48 51 East Troy 38 55 VOLLEYBALL 4-8 William Bay Badger Elkhorn East Troy Whitewater Milton Jefferson Elkhorn East Troy Whitewater Milton Jefferson E l BALL 5-13 Elkhorn Lake Geneva Walworth Walworth Whitewater Jefferson Turner Milton Clinton Lake (ieneva Elkhorn Whitewater 11 27 12 25 8 30 14 15 15 16 9 12 15 12 DD 12 7 9 IS 9 8 13 1 “ 22 o 2 9 CROSS COUNTRY 6-1 Milton 4o DD 17 Jefferson 22 47 Elkhorn 30 26 Salem Central 32 23 East Troy 42 17 Union Grove 43 17 Whitewater 31 26 CLUBS IN REVIEW CONTENTS 94 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COMPUTER CLUB 95 MIXED CHAMBER CHOIR 96 A CAPPELLA 98 SWING CHOIR 100 BAND 102 ORCHESTRA 103 JAZZ BAND 104 DEBATE FORENSICS 105 VARSITY CLUB 106 MR. DDHS CONTEST 108 AFS 112 STUDENT COUNCIL 114 ART CLUB 115 VICA FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB PHOTO CLUB 116 FBLA FHA 118 ERA COMETEER 119 QUILL AND SCROLL 120 FFA 122 YOUTH TUTORING YOUTH LMC CLUB 123 AV LIGHTING CREW 124 POWERLIFTING BADGER STATE A PRINT OUT OF ACHIEVERS COMPUTER CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kahabka SECOND ROW: Matt Smith, Lainc Kruizcnga. Bert Hammerstad. BACK ROW: Tom Morgan, Greg Nichols, Larry Krcicr. Wally Bloch, John Sorg. Bruce Stur-gen, Steve Sorg ABOVE: Terri Thurnau wonders how to turn on the computer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FRONT ROW: Pam Blackmer, Jenni Scott, Donna Garber, Anne Freitag. Jill Bohn. SECOND ROW: Christy Hallberg, J.J. Enstrom, Lisa Osterholt, Sarah Mulder, Betsy Vorlop. Adrienne Piggott, Mary Pancratz, Amy Wilson. BACK ROW: Scott Ganzser, Gion De-Francesco. Trung Nguyen, Dennis Moore, Kevin Mirus, Devin Koele, John Mesmer, Phil Worth. Brad Hilbelink, David Rolfs 94 computer club and nhs THOSE SONGS WE LOVE TO SING CHAMBER CHOIR FRONT ROW: Kathy Kane. Dyan Hessenth-aler, Stacy Schrnig, Lori Murray. Donna Behrens, Darwin Wester-lund, Dorothy Cause, Corrine Wheeler, Sandie Hoctzel, Monica Weber. BACK ROW: Dianna Young, Ruth Enger. Kristina Price Chris Dutcher. Joey Gtair. Tim Hoehnke, Matt Mulder, Kim Munson. Bonnie Secord MIXED CHOIR-FRONT ROW: Lisa Cox. Sandy Anderson. Sandra Ulbrich, Tiffany Coodger, Kim Bliven. Brad Deschner, Jason Robcrs, Jeff Robinson. Dorothy Cause. Sandy Hoetzel. Brandi Luc-zak, Jeannette Chambers. BACK ROW: Dyan Hessenthaler, Kathy Kane. Kari Andruseavage. Kathy Stewart. Katie Basset. Trisha Martin. Donna Behrens. Chris Seaver, Tim Hoehnke. Eileen Nelson. Corrine Wheeler. Jami Lawson. Monica Weber. Lesa Brockwell. Dianna Young, Tammy Carlton. chamber and mixed choirs 95 A CAPPELLA SINGS IN D.C. BELOW-FRONT ROW: Mary Retzlaff, Alaina Long. Jackie Sliker, Jennifer Love, Mandy Strever, Lisa Butters, Jenni Scott. Amy Wilson. Mr. Severing, director. SECOND ROW: Lorri Bozzy, Laura Fladten. Kristen Jensen. Deanne Klewin, Jenny Little. Gretchen Rigert, Kristin Kralovec, Angie Wilson, Linda Wallace. BACK ROW: Gion DeFrancesco. Scott Jerbi. Darwin Westerlund. Chris Ryan, Matt Hansen, Gary Behrens. Franz Rigert, Pat Peyer. Mike Cha. Matt Sadler. Kyle VanAckcr. Jim Pippitt. TOP: Exhaustion sets in for Lisa Butters and Chris Schmaling. BOTTOM: In anticipation of the flight to D.C., the group is all smiles. 96 a cappella LEFT: One of the highlights of the trip was performing for the sightseers in front of the Lincoln Memorial. MIDDLE ££ T:Thc girls don the latest hat fashions in D C. MIDDLE RIGHT: They guys strike their GQ poses. The highlight of this year's A Cappela Choir was a four day trip to Washington D.C. in March. The choir flew to the nation's Capitol and sang at various historical sites including the Lincoln Memorial, Old Post Pavillion, and The Bread Oven Restaurant. Sight-seeing from early morning to late evening kept the choir entertained and busy. Most of the funding for this trip came through candy sales, the Auction, and the 12-hour telethon. With the hard work and help of many choir members and parents, a total of fifteen thousand dollars was raised and the trip became a reality! Twenty-nine members and five chaperones enjoyed the many sites of Washington D.C. and were treated to the peak of the cherry blossom season in our Capitol. a cappella 97 SWINGING AND SINGING aoacWJSe-START BELOW CUudi Wbo'j� the mother, who � the daughter. cttt you tell by our handfrr vin� C CLOCKWISE-START ABOVE: Woodwind Section: FRONT ROW: Michella Magnesco, Amy Mills. Lisa Ostcrholt, Kristin Kilkenny, Adrienne Piggolt, Betsy Vorlop. Susan Knope, Laura Alter. Lisa Kocpnick. TOP ROW: Dawn Horak, Kristine Kralovic, Kristina Price. Kim Munson. Linda Kroegcr, Alaina Long. Jane Osborne. Carrie Schultz, Dianna Behrens Percussion Section: FRONT ROW: Alicia Marshall, Pat Peyer. SECOND ROW: Gion DeFrancesco, Bob Britt. Lynn Carder. THIRD ROW: Chris Brooder. Randy Wil-gus, John Mesmer. FOURTH ROW: Bill Hui-sheere, Brian Leitzke. Brad Deschner, BACK ROW: Mark Scerba, Michelle Oxley. Greg Brow-n .Amy Wilson enjoys not having to wear the traditional band hat... The unknown band member. 100 band THE BAND PLAYS IN MUSIC , STRANGE MUSIC , NEW MUSIC , AND OLD MUSIC . CLOCKWISE-START BOTTOM LEFT: Woodwind Section: BOTTOM ROW: Donna Behrens, Jori Lawson. LcAnn Williams, Kelli Schmidt. Amy Wilson. Devin Koclc. Katie Brahm. SECOND ROW: Shannon Gehl, Kim Kiabbe, Kristin Jensen, Kathy VanBlaricom, Kristin Carlson, Kim Amon, Scott Schmidt THIRD ROW: Kathy Kane. Diana Young. Beth Leyda, Staci Brown. Angie Wilson. Brett Oxley ., Bnm Section: BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Aldige. Linda Wallace, Phil Worth, Scott Jerbi. Sarah De-Priest. SECOND ROW: Colleen Kowal-kowski, Jamie Ellis, Jennifer Reimer. Rusty Richardson, Jesse Ochoa, Chris Haag. BACK ROW: Beth Peyet. Sandy Packard. Jim Scott, Kyle Van Acker, David Schultz. Cary Behrens Amy Mills is all lips when she plays the piccolo Bill Hui-sheere prepares for the next drill . band 101 The Orchestia entertained audiences at both the winter and spring concerts. Other playing events included the Fine Arts Festival and the Annual Ice Cream Social which takes place at Water Tower Park each spring. This is the major fund raiser for the group with pie and ice cream to enjoy while listening to fine music. Different age groups play throughout the day trying to raise money for music camp scholarships. ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW: Christy Hall berg. Ro dhgo Sanabtia, Chandra Wolfe. Darwin Weserlund. Ellen Altar. Gtrtchen Rigert, Jeff Cray, Fran Rigert SECOND ROIV: Jennifer love. Denise Duvall. Dyan Hessenthaler, Trino O'Dierno. Amy Mills, Dianna Behren THIRD ROW: Mandy Suever, Gina Gramiy. Jenny Cervantes. Kevin Austin. Stacy Brown. Brett Oxley. Betsy Vorlop. Sharon Aldige. Gary Behrens, David Schultr, Chris Brooder, Qon DeFrancesco STANDING: Bob Britt. Randy Wilgus, Mrs. Jennings. conductor. DeWaync Gladney. Chris Ryan JAZZ BAND-SITTING bob Britt Amy Wilson. Scon Jerbi, Kristin Jensen, John Mesmer. Alicia Marshall. Linda Kroegei, Scott Schmidt, Chris Brooder. STANDING.-Gary Behrens. Dave Schultr, Kyle Van-Acker. Chris Haag. Devin Koele. Rusty Richardson. Bill Huisheete. Donna Behrens, Brett Oxley. Cion De-Francisco 102 otchestra blind 103 THE SMOOTH SOUND A SEASON TO SPEAK ABOUT FORENSIC TEAM CAPTURES CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP ONCE AGAIN FORENSIC TEAM-FRONT ROW: Jim Pippctt, Brian Mirus, Sarah Stickney. Jcnni Scott, Kevin Mirus. Phil Worth, Brad Hilbilink, Jodie Pctt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Beringer, coach; Loric Wuttke. Dyan Hessenth-aler, Dana Holdridgc, Kristen Carlson, Troy Richards, Kristina Price, Betsy Vorlop, Linda Wallace, Bonnie Secord. Mr Daumier, coach. THIRD ROW: Patti Thiele, Cion De-Francesco, Christopher Ryan, Darcy Brick, Alaina Long, Stephanie Frank, Denise Duvall, Sharon Aldige, Katie Peterson. BACK ROW: Angie Wilson, Michelle Stiles, Lisa Stuver, Traci Gerharz, Jennifer Enstrom, Mark Roeker, coach. ABOVE: Members of the Delavan Forensics Team graciously accept the First Place trophy at the Delavan Trophy Tournament. DEBATE-FRONT ROW: Mr Baerbock, coach. Sandra Ulbrich, Jim Pippett BACK ROW: Jeff Robinson. Dan Featherstone, John Frye. 104 forensics and debate VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE-FRONT ROW': Fritz Vorlop. Sharon Aldigc, Jamie Ellis. Tim Hoehnke. Linda Krocgcr. Laura Pils. SECOND ROW: Cory Wie-denhoff. Dyan Hessenthalcr. Susan Flood, Linda Wallace. Stacy Brown, Carrie Schultz TFIIRD ROW: Lucy Mulderink. Katie Busatcri, Bob Dye, Khan Kzlovsky, Jane Osborne, Angie Wilson, Kristen Kilkenny. BACK ROW: Todd Zweifcl. Chris Dutchcr. Tim Ro-herty, Don Lee, Cathy Clair. Jennifer Watkins. Tom Turner. Bill Seymour JUNIORS-FRONT ROW: Gretchcn Rigert, Mary Johnson. Shelley Scott, Betsy Vorlop. Cindy Harper. Angie Jonuska, Jennifer Love. SECOND ROW: Patti Cordano. Lori Bozzy, Susan Knope. Jenny Scott, Pat Peyer. Steve Anderson, Laura Fladten, Lisa Ostciholt THIRD ROW;Todd Metcalf. Paulette Fletcher, Jill Schneider, David Butke, Bryan Addie, Randy Wilgus, Bob Arenz. BACK ROW: Beth Leyda, Jackie Michalck. Jane Torrenga, Scott Walker. John Smith, Kent Brown, Bob Britt, Scott Parr, Craig Leitzke. SENIORS-FRONT ROW: Bill Per-singer, Greg Nickels. Matt Smith. Brad Hiibclink. David Schultz, Devin Koele, David Frazier, Todd Holman. SECOND ROW: Amanda Bylsma, Sally Jansen, Sarah Mulder, Bonnie Secord. Jill Bohn, Anne Freitag, Mary Pancratz. Christy Hallberg. Darcey Hessenthaler. Colleen Schultz, La-Vonne Tesch. J.J. Enstrom. THIRD ROW:iint Heimstra. Nguyen Tran. Bill Kawczynski, Jack Keizer, John Sorg, Mike Michalek. Franz Rigert, Brent Morse, Allen Rogers. Mark Kennedy. Brian Yelton BACK ROW: Bill Mann, Gary Behrens. Phil Worth. John Mesmer. Kyle Van-Acker. Jon Meyer. Jim Scott. Greg Godina. 105 Early this fall, twenty gentlemen were chosen by a vote of their peers, to represent their classes in the first Mr. DDHS Contest. They competed in evening wear (top right), and swimsuit (middle right) competitions, and each candidate gave a speech on why he would adequately represent the male student body as king (bottom left and ABOVE: King Jim Scott shows us what he is really made of t06 mr. d-d.hs WHAT A LOVELY SIGHT! mt d-d h. 107 AFS BRINGS TOGETHER STUDENTS FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD 108 afs IN SEARCH OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING OPPOSITE PACE-CLOCKWISE START TOP LEFT: John and Curt entertain the audience ...Freshmen reminisce about the big one that got away! . Sandie and Sherrie in the ZZ-top attire . Lysa Los reveals what's behind door 1 Mr. Lauzon determines his body fat by water displacement. CLOCK WISE-STA RT BELOW-LEFT: Scott is just singing the blues Brian gets into the cake wjlk Mr. Scott has no comment’ Kristen explains the proper putting procedure Ami wants to know where her relief is. afs 109 WALK TOGETHER, TALK TOGETHER ALL YE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD THEN AND ONLY THEN SHALL YOU INHERIT THE EARTH Dear Comets, This year was a great year. 1 learned a lot about the states and about the American people. I'd like to send my special thanks to the Mulder family where I spent this year. I also want to say that I love them because of what they did to make my year a successful one. I would like to thank Rodrigo who was one of my best friends. I want to thank the staff for supporting me in school; especially my teachers, my counselor Mr. Schmidt, and the principal Dr. Draeger. I am going to advise everyone in Egypt to come and visit Wisconsin, especially Dela-van. If you are in Egypt please don't hesitate to call me. Ahmed Fayed 74, Abed El Moneim Riad St. Agouza, Geiza Egypt ♦ AFS STUDENTS WITH HOST FAMILIES-FRONT ROW: Sat ah De- Priest, Scott Walker, Matt Mulder, Lcann Green. BACK ROW: Rodrigo Sanabria, Ahmed Fayed. Jannie Christensen. V ram Dear people: I would like to thank everyone who has given me help when I have needed it, and who has made this a great experience for me. I know that this year in America is going to be highly important in my life and therefore, I am sure 1 will never forget this beautiful town of beautiful people. Right now, when it is almost time to leave America, I find it hard and I hope to get back very soon to this country which has given me such a fine opportunity. Thank you again! Rodrigo Sanabria Carrera No 146-61 Bogata D.E. Columbia, South America FRONT ROW: Greg Brown. Stacy Hauns, Ahmed Fayed, Rodrigo Sanabria. Patti Thiele, Deanne Tcrmaat, Stacey Brown, Gaby Nicas, Kristen Kilkenny. Dyan Hessenthaler. SECOND ROW: Carrie Schultz. Dorothy Gauez, Jennifer Watkins. Darcey Hessenthaler, Mona Johnson, Colleen Schultz, Denise Du-Vall. LcAnne Williams. J.J. Enstrom, Christy Hallberg, Anne Freitag. Jill Bohn. Cindy Harper. Katie Peterson. Mary Pancratz. Traci Gerharz. THIRD ROW: Kelly Koopmans, Jill Blackmer. Kim Munson. Linda Wallace, Cathy Clair. Beth Leyda. Jori Lawson. Lisa Os-terholt. Jannie Christensen. BACK ROFV:Leanne Greene, Beth Byczek, Kris Kralovec. Cinda Langnes, Corrine Wheeler, Eileen Nelson. Brenda Nelson, Matt Mulder, Lisa Peters. Kyle Dembny, Scott Walker, Jim Scott. Kerry Clair. Susan Knope, Patti Cordano, Jenni Scott, Sarah DePriest, Laura Craddock, Lori Wuttke. LEFT- AFS students ride in the Oktober-fest parade. afs 111 STUDENT COUNCIL MAINTAINS EXCELLENCE THROUGH NEW AND VARIED ACTIVITIES. FRONT ROW: Robyn Davis, Brenda Nelson, Stephanie Frank, Sharon Aldigc. Colleen Kowalkowski, Jamie Brumfield. SECOND ROW: Anna Maria DeVries, Shelly Ashcnbrook, Stacy Schmig. Stacy Haunt, Greg Brown, Dyan Hessenthalcr, Linda Wallace, Lisa Koepnick. THIRD ROW: Deanne Klewin, Lisa Osterholt, Rhonda Johnson. Ami Huisheere, Denise DuVall, Tina Roherty, Jenny Kocs. Vicki Mirus. FOURTH ROW: Patti Cordano, David Rolfs, Jennifer Love, Betsey Vorlop, Mike Ansevic, Danny Ynocencio. Robert Thiele, Jeff Freitag. FIFTH ROW: Tim Boss, Kristin Kilkenny, Alaina Long. Susan Flood, Angie Wilson. Sarah DePriest, Kristina Prince. Kristin Lepper. SIXTH ROW: Carrie Schultz, Emily Peterson, Julie Dziki. Kris Dutcher, DoAnna Termaat. Patti Thiele, Franz Rigert, Devin Koele, Pat Pcyer. Jackie Mi-chalek BACK ROW: Jenni Scott. Brian Yelton, Joey Scholle, J.J. Enstrom. Jennifer Little, Kim Davis, Christy Hallbcrg, Lisa Stuver. Tammy Edwards, Phil Worth, Traci Gerharz, Cindy Harper. Brad Hilbelink, Anne Freitag. Jill Bohn. Tom Turner. Todd Stepper, Gretchen Rigert. RIGHT: Traci and her date enjoy a dance. 112 student council START LEFT CENTER CLOCKWISE: At the Junior-Senior Spring Dinner Dance-... Sarah Mulder presents a door prize to one of the senior citizens.. .Two ladies enjoy the music provided by Avenue .. Traci askes Gary if he's going to ask that attractive lady across the room to dance .. 200 people attended the dinner dance and enjoyed the extensive buffet. Student Council Officers: CLOCKWISE LEFT: Robyn Davis, vice-president; Phil Worth, school board representative; Traci Gerharz, president; Tammy Edwards, treasurer; Christy Hallberg, secretary. student council 113 BIZARRE MUSIC AND CREATIVE MUSIC FLOW FROM THE ART ROOM FRONT ROW': Lisa Osterholl, Mr. Vidas; advisor. Jodie Pctt, Bonnie Secord. Mandy Bylsma. BACK ROW: Jeff Robinson, Mr. Wick; assistant. Simon Godina. Jane Torrenga. Rhonda Johnsen, Jammin Jon Doe. Tod Richards, Kim Davis, Mike Lytle, Nguyen Tran. RIGHT: Has Todd found his Prom date? 114 art club A PLACE FOR EVERYONE VICA-FRONT ROW Darcey Hessenth-aler. Mona Johnsen. Traci Mueller, Nicole Vlosak, Terri Thuriuu. SECOND ROW; Pal Casey, Tim Roherty, Ronda Johnsen, Joe Flitcroft, Shelly Aschen-brook. Katie Busatcri. Mr. Hessenthaler, advisor. BACK ROW: Lynn Carder, Alan Nelson, Darwin Wcsterlund, David Byczek, Bill Slowe, Darin Holden, Dan Featherstone. AND EVERYONE FOR A PLACE PHOTO CLUB-CENTER: Alvin Villarreal. FRONT ROW: Kent Brown. Dar-cey Hessenthaler, Mona Johnsen. Troy Richards. Wendy Ramirez. Curt Vor-brich. BACK ROW; Susan Knope, Amy Wilson. Mary Pancratz, Jim Pippilt, Carrie Schulz. Jeff Robinson, Mr. Vidas, advisor; Sandie Hotzel, Simon Godina. J.J. Enstrom. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Brian Mirus, Dyan Hessenthaler. Dorothy Cause, Trisha Edwards, Stacy Hauns, Jamie Brumfield. Brenda Nelson. SECOND ROW: Sandra Ulbrich. Ann Flobetg, Tiffany Goodger, Jcnnette Chambers. Toni Ellis Michaella Mag-nasco. Kelly Koopmans, Stacy Schmig, Gaby Nicas, Greg Brown. Mr. Kin-nunen, advisor; Matt Godina. THIRD ROW: Terri Thurnau, Christy Hallberg, J.J. Enstrom. Lisa Stuver, Mona Johnsen. Nicole Vlosak, Laura Fladten, Linda Kroeger. Kristin Kilkenny, Gina Gram-ly. Denise DuVall. FOURTH ROW: Sarah DePriest, Beth Leyda, Linda Wallace. Kerry Clair. Shari Tesch, Michele Oxley, Lisa Peters. Sharon Aldige, Kim Munson. Tonia Robinson, Lidia Tejeda. Shannon Gehl, LeAnn Williams, Sarah Stickney, Brandi Luczak. FIFTH ROW: Claudia Guevara, Amy Mills, Mary Retzlaff, Shawn Brown. Dawn Wilson, Lcanne Greene, Cathy Clair, Deanna Termaat, Patti Thiele. Lori Wuttkc, Chandra W'olfe. Trung Nguyen. Gion DeFrancesco. Jennifer Watkins, Alicia Marshall. BACK ROW: Mike Gunnick, Kathy Kane, Paul Carpenter. Kim Hen-riott. Stacy Neman, Suzanne Harmon, Julie Dziki, Chris Dutchcr, Jennifer Riemcr, Michele Stiles. vica.photo. and foreign language clubs 115 FHA LOOKS TOWARD TOMORROW RIGHT: FBLA members get everything together for the Secretaries Aides Breakfast. BELOW: Lysa Los supervises the Duck Pond at the AFS Carnival. RIGHT CENTER: The Secretaries Aides Breakfast is a success. BOTTOM LEFT: Jori Lawson and Belinda Arizola set the Duck Pond up for the AFS Carnival. FHA-FRONT ROW: Karla Krause. Dawn Whalen. Mandy Bylsma. Sandy Packard. BACK ROW: Wally Bloch. Janet Hcimstra. Mrs. Hollinger. advisor; Tammy Baker. Jeri Blanke. Judi Blanke. 116 fbIa and fha FBLA SERVICES SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY LEFT: FBLA members deliver letters from Santa to students at Darien School. LEFT CENTER: Jori Law-son exhibits her Comet spirit. BELOW: The FBLA Comets Corner sells everything a D-DHS student needs for school. FBLA-FRONT ROW: Kelly Vcgter, Susan Vegtcr. Brandi Luc-zak, Shelly Scott, Jackie Michalek, Stacy Schmig. SECOND ROW: Julie Papcke. Dawn Baker, Valarie Wilkins, Dawn Schutt, Belinda Arizola, Maralee Jonuska, Tina Rohcrty, Jori Lawson, Lidia Tejeda. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Thiele, advisor; Brenda Cunningham, Lysa Los, Julie Steinmetz, Julie Hafferkamp, Kim Schuld, Jill Schneider. Wendy Bukosky, La-Vonne Tesch, Karen Schmid, Lori Tjecrdsma. Wendy Ramirez. BACK ROW: Penny Brubaker, Kim Carnes, Cindy Harper. Angie Jonuska. fbla 117 COMETBF.R-FRONT ROK'; Allen Rogers, Manda Stack, Jennifer Riemcr, Van Brown SECOND ROW: Jori Lawson, Mike Cordell, Mona Johnsen, Chris Goodger, Danica Richardson, J.J. Enstrom, Tina Roherty. THIRD ROW: Robyn Davis. Simon Godina, Jodie Verrill, Ronda Johnsen, Chris Goodger, Kurt Vorbrich. BACK ROW: Greg Godina, Michelle Stiles, Gion DeFranccsco, Chris Brooder. 118 era and cometeer ERA-FRONT ROW: Sarah Mulder. Anne Freitag, Jill Sanders. Cindy Harper. BACK ROW: Jill Bohn, Gaby Nicas, Katie Peterson. Jennifer Love. Denise Duvall, Lesa Brock well. Mr. Tighe,' advisor. CREATIVE MINDS AT WORK AND PLAY QUILL AND SCROLL- FRONT ROW. Katie Peterson, Jori Lawson, Jill Sanders, Danica Richardson. Robyn Davis, Jill Bohn. BACK ROW: Mr. Tighe, Mrs. Rahn, advisor; Mona Johnsen, Chris Goodger, Sarah Mulder, J.J. En-strom. Anne Frcitag. LEFT: Quill and Scroll members conduct the initiation ceremony. quill and scroll 119 FFA IS MORE THAN JUST DOWN ON THE FARM FRONT ROW: Dennis Moore, Samantha Hummel. Diana Forsythe, Joe Bores, Lori Goff, Greg Nichols. SECOND ROW: Ruth Enger, Meme Sutherland, Barb Cary, Kelly Koopmans, Robby Chelminiak, Steve Huishecrc. THIRD ROW: Rob Schramski. Dennis Cunningham, Matt Young, Kevin Sadler, Jim Lampen, John Hiemstra, Jeff Forsythe. Dennis Holman. Brian Conley. FOURTH ROW: Paulette Fletcher, Sylvia Martinez, Lucy Mulderink, Jim Lumkes. Kim Schuld. Deanna Stirmel, Dawn Schutt, Rhonda Goff, Jim Keisel-burg, Shane Barkas. Ken Lampen, John Keizer, Mr. Holman, advisor. FIFTH ROW: Leonard Schleiger, Joanne Lille-hoff, Jeff Freitag, Wally Bloch, John Sorg, Jack Keizer, Penny Brubaker, Todd Holman, Kevin Williams. Tim Keithley, Todd Cabrera. SIXTH ROW: Tim Boss. Nieves Gonzalez, Shannon Rodriguez, Dennis Mohr. Jim Meyer, Bob Britt, Allen Rogers, Jerry Sawtellc. Jeff Veley, Mike Rogers. Mary Ellen Grabow, Dayna Meske, Becky Miller. SEVENTH ROW: Steve Sorg, Van Brown, John Lumkes, Brian Davis, Ron Sanders, Joe Meyer, Mark Sorg, Tom Cary. Gerald Zomer. Darryl Garber. l20 ffa ABOVE: John Sorg works with one of his FFA projects. RIGHT: Bob Britt represents the D-DHS FFA chapter in the state band at Green Lake. CLOCKWISE-START TOP RIGHT: FFA Officers-Front Row: S -mantha Hummel, Lori Goff Diana Forsythe B.ick Row: Dennis Moore. Joe Bores, Greg Nichols Dennis Moore receives recognition tor computer programming at the State FFA convention Tim Boss and Dawn Schutt display their Star Grcenhound and Chapter Farmer awards with FFA President Dennis Moore Fourth graders enjoy the FFA Food for America farm visitation. ffa 121 THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES L.M.C. CLUB-FRONT ROW: Karla Krause, Dawn Whalen. Kim Sandy Smith, Sandra Ulbrich, Tina Kemp, Kathy Earle. Cole, Lisa Cox BACK ROW: Missy Tvcter. Veronica Brotzman, 122 yty and Imc clubs LIGHTING CREW-FRONT ROW: Ahmed Fayed, Mike Lu do wise, Simon Godina. BACK ROW: Craig Leitzke. Ken Doanc, Mike Leonard, David Rucker. A.V. CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mr Race, advisor; LaVonne Tesch, Monica Barkas, Deanna Stirmel, Cathy Butler, Mrs. Anderson, aide. BACK ROW: Todd Stepper. Steve Sorg, Matt Smith, Charles Butler, Mark Kennedy. FAR LEFT:Mr. Race and Mrs. Anderson set up the daily schedule. ££f7 :Mark Kennedy will get to it in just a minute lighting crew and av club 123 A POWERFUL ORGANIZATION TOP: The guys get ready for the big lift ABOVE: Robin Weck-esser works those leg muscles. RIGHT CENTER: butch Hansscn gives the Hulk a run for his money FRONT ROW: John Mesmer, Greg Nichols, Brian Leitzke, Shelly Scott, Butch Hanssen. Pat Pcycr BACK ROW: Mr. Seuser. advisor: Mark Scerba, Craig Leitzke, Paul Weber. Jon Meyer, Mr. Lauzon, advisor. 124 power lifting D-DHS STUDENTS ATTEND LEADERSHIP CAMPS AT RIPON AND MADISON LEFT: Patti Cordano. Jenni Scott, Betsy Vorlop. Jennifer Love. Gretchen Rigert. BELOW: Trung Nguyen. Cion DeFrancesco, Scott Walker, Bill Huisheere. Kevin Mirus. John Smith. Chris Ryan. badger state 125 Some people come into our lives and quickly go Others remain for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts So we are never, ever, the same. Rick Austin Shelly Baker Gary Behrens Pam Blackmer Tammy Baker Jeri Blanke Mark Bobrowski Felix Bustamante Seniors were out for blood in their attempt to win Homecoming. Jill Bohn Wendy Bukosky Lisa Butters Matthew Byczek Amanda Bylsma Tami.Cabrer.1 Kimberly Carnes Tom Cary Sandic Hotzel can never stop clowning around. seniors ! 29 If you shoot for the moon and miss You are still among the stars! Give us that million dollar smile! Jennifer Cervantes Louis Cervantes Jannie Christensen Julie Dahl Ken Doane Seniors give it their all during the Homecoming Assembly. 130 seniors Dan Do!beau Ahmed Fayed Diana Forsythe Anne Freitag Dan Dowse Stacie Fewless David Frazier Tammy Edwards Jennifer Enstrom Traci can't keep her hands off this GQ man. Scott Canser Darryl Garber Donna Garber seniors 131 Don't walk ahead of me I may not follow. Don't walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Christine Goodger Christine Hall berg Christy works hard for those brownie points. Kelli Henning Lisa Hernandez 132 seniors Darcey Hessenthaler Suzanne Hoffman Sue Jones Ronda John sen Bill Ka czynski scniors l J M-rk ...................... look. Brad Hilbelink Tyna Hunt Mona Johnsen You are a child of the uni verse- No less than the trees and the stars; You have a right to be here. Desiderata Jack Keizer Gary and Kyle take pride in their band uniforms. Dae Kim Karla Krause Scott Knowles Larry Kreier 7 David Kropacek Devin Koele Lisa Kriz 134 seniors Remember when sunglasses were allowed? Mike Leonard Jennifer Little Surf's Up! Helen Lausted Keith Lynn William Mann Dan Marzahl Mike Lytle John Mesmer seniors 135 SENIOR CLASS SONG We are one in spirit. We are one in style. We are one in our partying, that makes it all worthwhile. And we stand by each other, we're the class of 85. And they'll know we are seniors by our pride, By our pride. Yes they'll know we are seniors by our pride. We have worked hard together. We have now accomplished much. We have faith in our motto, to come through in the clutch. And we cheer for our comets D D H S — and such. And they'll know we are seniors by our touch, By our touch. Yes they'll know we are seniors by our touch. We will walk out together. We will sadly leave this place. We'll have fun in this our last year, so it will not be a waste. Yes we'll page right through our school books with carefreeness and haste. And they'll know we are seniors by our taste. By our taste. Yes they'll know we are seniors by our taste. But before we up and split We must tell you just a bit. That we are the best of classes, now don't you throw a fit. Since we won't be coming home again you must not forget. That we rule the pit, rule the pit, Rule the pit. Oh you must not forget we rule the pit. To the Melody Of We Are One In The Spirit. 136 seniors CLASS JOKERS: Sandie Hotzel and James Scott MOST POPULAR: Traci Gerharz and Phil Worth BEST DRESSED: Jill Sanders and James Scott LIFE OF THE PARTY: Adrienne Piggott and James Scott MOST INTELLIGENT: Jill Bohn and Bill Mann MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Traci Gerharz and Bill Mann BEST LOOKING: Jill Sanders and David Schultz CLASS FLIRT: Jenny Little and Franz Rigert BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Jenny Little and Franz Rigert CLASS ATHLETE: Sally Jansen and Bill Persinger CLASS LEADER: Traci Gerharz and Bill Mann MOST FRIENDLY: Traci Gerharz and Gary Behrens BEST SMILE: Jenny Little and Gary Behrens seniors 137 Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken -winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Langston Hughes Traci Mueller Sarah Mulder Terri gets comfortable while working on her drafting. Mike Michalek Brent Morse Jeffrey Neman 138 seniors Bill Per singer Valerie Peters Jodie Pett I'm so confused! seniors 139 Insisting on sharing Every laugh of joy Or tear of sorrow Noticing the little changes Imagining your futures, together Planning the pathways of our lives. Danica Richardson Franz Rigcrt Scott says, 'Trust me, David. Jump! I'll catch you. Mike Pierson Adrienne Piggott Connie Ramirez Allen Rogers Sherri Ronning •� 3� David Rucker Rodrigo Sanabria Jill Sanders Mark Scerba Colleen Schultz David Schultz James Scott Bonnie Secord seniors 141 Two roads diverged I] in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Frost 142 s«niors Matthew Smith LaVonne Tench Anh Tran Ron Shi Its Keith Showers John Sorg Lisa Stuver Joel Thiele Terri Thurnau Nguyen Tran Kyle Van Acker Mtree I Verbraeken Nicole Vlosak Robin Wcckesser Amy Wilson i Phil Worth Tim Wrzesinski Dawn Whalen Brian Yelton Diana Ynocencio Michael York Gerald Zomer scniors 143 144 seniors OPPOSITE PAGE-START ABOVE: Senior Class Officers: FRONT ROW: J.J. Enstrom; Secretary. BACK ROW: Franz Rigert, Treasurer; Brad Hilbelink, Vice President; Bill Mann, President, work together to produce a fun time ... Seniors soak up the rays . more seniors soak up the rays. THIS PAGE-CLOCKWISE-START BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors combine their geometric knowledge to make a pyramid AFS students relax during the day's activities . . Devin wants his burger done just right Seniors can always be found where the food is. scniors 145 146 sonior$ TOP TEN IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER: Jill Bohn, Jennifer Enstrom. Anne Freitag, Scott Ganser, Donna Garber. Christine Hallberg, William Mann. Dennis Moore, Sarah Mulder. Amy Wilson HONOR CORD WINNERS: Shelly Baker. Gary Behrens. Pam Blackmer, Mark Bobrowski. Jill Bohn, Lisa Butters. Randy Bultman. Dan Dowse, Jennifer Enstrom, David Frazier, Anne Freitag, Scott Ganser. Donna Garber, Traci Gcrharz, Lori Goff, Chris Goodger. Christine Hall-berg, Darcey Hessenthaler, Brad Hilbclink, Scott Jerbi, Mona Johnson, Mark Kennedy, Devin Kocle, David Kropacek, Helen Lausted. Bill Mann, Dawn Markling, John Mesmer, Jon Meyer, Mike Michalek. Dennis Moore. Sarah Mulder, Jeff Neiger. Brett Oxley. Mary Pancratz. Bill Persinger, Jodie Pett, Mary Pcyei. Adrienne Piggott, Brian Reynolds, Franz Rigert, David Rolfs. Jill Sanders. Mark Scerba. David Schultz, Bonnie Sccord, Lisa Stuver. Terri Thurnau, Kyle VanAckcr. Marcel Verbraeken, Judy Watry. Michelle Wilkins, Amy Wilson. Phil Worth, Brian Yelton. seniors 147 We are not afraid of tomorrow. For we have seen yesterday And love today. Class Flower: White Rose Class Color: Blue And Gold Class Speakers: Traci Gerharz Phil Worth 148 seniors GRADUATION A TIME TO SAY GOOD-BYE 150 scniors FAIRFIELD GRANGE - Dennis Moore and Darccy Hessenthaler THE BETZER FAMILY - Helen Lausted. William Persinger, Mary Peyer. and Sally Jansen DELAVAN ROTARY CLUB - LaVonne Tesch DELAVAN-DARIEN FFA ALUMNI - John Sorg and Diana Forsythe FLORENCE DUNWIDDIE MEMORIAL - Scott Ganser D-D FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS -D-D GENERAL FOUNDATION - Adrienne Piggott and Pam Blackmer D-D HUGHES FINE ARTS - Bonnie Secord D-D ROBERT MICHAEL KOVAL MEMORIAL - Judy Watry D-D ALICE BEHLMAN MEMORIAL - Brian Yelton D-D DRUSHELLA MEMORIAL - Christine Hallberg VINCENT JAMES AGIUS MEMORIAL - James Scott DELAVAN LIONESS CLUB - David Rolfs DELAVAN-DARIEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION - Traci Gerharz STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS - Mary Pancratz and John Mesmer AMERICAN LEGION GRANT - Valerie Peters HARRY H BLISS MEMORIAL - Jennifer Enstrom DELAVAN-DARIEN ARTS FESTIVAL - Teresa Thurnau DELAVAN SERVICE LEAGUE - Gerald Zomer WISCONSIN STATE BANK - Dennis Moore DANIEL T. WALLACE MUSIC MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP -Gary Behrens JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA SCHOLARSHIP - Cary Behrens GERALD GREENWALD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - Lisa Stuver BRUCE MCCLELLAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - Jon Meyer DELAVAN JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP - Kevin Koelc WALW'ORTH-LAKELAND ELKS SCHOLARSHIP - Brad Hilbelink ST. ANDREWS LATIN AMERICAN SOCIETY GRANT -Diana Ynocencio and Greg Godina RICHARD CARDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - David Rolfs AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP - David Frazier LAKELAND PLAYERS LTD SCHOLARSHIP - Teresa Thurnau DORA S. ARTHUR SCHOLARSHIP - Michael Michalek DORA S. ARTHUR GRANT - Brian Davis and Leigh Buchholz CLAIRE RUBY HEATH NURSING GRANT - Tina Roherty SENIOR CLASS SCHOLARSHIP - Franz Rigert and David Schultz BORG FOUNDATION VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP - Lisa Butters BORG FOUNDATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP - Amy Wilson AJAY ACTIVITIES CLUB SCHOLARSHIP - Phillip Worth and Jennifer Enstrom AJAY ENTERPRISES CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP - Anne Freitag GEORGE W. BORG ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP - William Mann GEORGE W. BORG AND EFFIE BORG SCHOLARSHIP -Donna Garber and Sarah Mulder ST A-RITE SCHOLARSHIP - Jill Bohn seniors 151 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALTER. LAURA: Foreign Language Club 1,2, Swimming 1.2; Track 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Chamber Choir 122,4. Concert Band 1,2,3,4. Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4 BAKER, SHELLY: Foreign Language Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Chamber Choir 1,2. BAKER. TAMMY: Cheerlcading 3; Foreign Language Club 1; Youth Tutoring Youth 1 BAUER. FRANK: Transfer Student 4. BEHRENS. CARY: NHS 3.4; Prom Court 3; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3.4. Acappella 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3.4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Jazz Band 1,2.3,4; Pep Band 122.4; String Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Symphonic Band 1,2.3,4. BLACKMER. PAM: AFS 2,3.4 (exchange student); Cometeer 1; Debate 1.2,3; NHS 3,4; Softball 1; Tennis 1; Acappella 2.3. BLANKE. JERL Class Secretary 3, FBLA 3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Homecoming Court 4: Student Council 3; Softball 1.2; Vo-leyball 1.2; FHA 4. BLANKE, JUDI FBLA 3; Foreign Language Club 1; Volleyball 2; Mixed Chorus 1 FHA 4. BLOCH. WALTER: FFA 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1: Computer Club 3.4; FHA 4. BOBROWSKI. MARK: Art Club 2. Foreign Language Club 2; Intramurals 4: Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 2,3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 2. BOHN. JILL AFS 2,3.4. Badger Girls State 3; Debate 1,2,3; Era 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Tennis 1,22.4; Pep Band 1,2; String Ensemble 1; Symphonic Band 1.2. Boy's Basketball Statistician BUCHHOLZ, LEIGH: Youth Tutoring Youth 1. Varsity Club 2; Swimming 1.2,3. BULTMAN, RANDALL Wrestling 1.2.3? Mixed Chorus 1. BUSTAMANTE. FELIX: Football 1.2.3; Powerlifting Club 4. BUTLER. CHARLES Audio-Visual Club 122,4; BUTTERS, LISA: Class Vice-President 2; Prom Court 1; Student Council 1,2,3 (President 3); Basketball 2; Acappella 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Chamber Choir 1 BYCZEK, MATTHEW: Cometeer 3; Intramurals 3,4; Transfer Student 3; Golf 3. BYLSMA. AMANDA: Art Club 4. Cheer-Icading 3.4; Pep Club 4; Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 4; Softball 3; FHA 4. CABRERA, TAM1: AFS 1, Foreign Language Club 1; FFA 2; Work Experience 4 152 semor activities CARNES. KIMBERLY: FBLA 4 CERVANTES. JENNIFER Transfer Student 2; Track 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; String Ensemble 2,3,4. CERVANTtb, LOUIE: Football 3: Track 22. CHRISTENSEN. JANN1E: AFS 4 Three-acts 4, Track 4. DAHL. JULIE: FBLA 3; Mixed Chorus i. FHA 4 : DAVIS. BRIAN: FFA 122.4; Mixed Chorus 1. DAVIS. KIMBERLY Art club 3.4; Foreign Language Club 4; Student Council 2,4 DELACH. ROBERT: Intramurals 4; Swing Club 1,22,4; Football 2.3; Swimming 1.2,3,4, Concert Band 1.2,3, Jazz Band 3; Pep Band 1.2.3; Symphonic Band 1.2,3 DOANE, KENNETH: FFA 2. Library Club 2; Lighting Crew 1,2,3. DOLBEAU. DAN: Foreign Language Club 1, Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3; Football 1,2. DOWSE, DAN: AFS 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; Intramurals 2,4; Student Council 1.3.4. Varsity Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2.4; Golf 4; Track 1,2; Young Republicans 4. EDWARDS, TAMMY: Class Treasurer 3; Era 1; FBLA 3; Foreign Language Club 1; Student Council 1.2.3.4 (Treasurer 4); Tennis 2; Concert Band 1; Pep Band 1. ENSTROM. JENNIFER: AFS 4. Badger Girls State 3; Class Secretary 4; Cometeer 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4 Forensics 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Photo Club 3.4. Quill and Scroll 2,3.4; Student Council 4; Swim Club 1.2,3; Varsity Club 3.4; One-Acts 1,2. Swimming 1.2,3; Chamber Choir 2,3. FAYED. AHMED: AFS 4; Lighting Crew 4; One-acts 4; Tennis 4; Wrestling 4. FEWLESS, STACIE: Foreign Language Club 1.2; Volleyball 1,2,3. FORSYTHE, DIANA. Cheerleading 2.4; FBLA 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Softball 2; Volleyball 1.2. FRAZIER DAVID: Badger Boys State 3. Homecoming Court 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 122.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2 3.4. FRLITAG, ANNE: AFS 2.4; Badger Girls State 3; Era 2,3,4; FBLA 1; Foreign Language Club 1; NHS 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 3.4. Tennis 1.22.4; Pep Band 1; Symphonic Band I: Boy's Basketball Statistician 4 C.ANSLR, SCOTT Football 1. GARBER, DONNA; Badger Girls Slate 3; Class Vice President 1; Foreign Language Club 1.2; Homecoming Couit 3; NHS 3.4; Volleyball 1.2: Acappella 2; Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Symphonic Band 122.4 GERHARZ. TRACI: AFS 2.3.4; Badger Girls State 3; Class Secretary 2; Era 2; Forensics 1.2,3.4: Homecoming Court 1, Prom Court 3; Student Council 2,3,4 (President 4); Track 1,2. Boy's Basketball Statistician GODINA, GREG; Cometeer 4; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4: Football 4; Track 2,3.4; Wrestling 2,3.4. GOFF. LORI7Cometeer 122,4; FBLA 1. FFA 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 12 GONZALES. LOREN: VarsityCTub 2.3,4, Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. GOODGER. CHRISTINE: Art Club 1; Cometeer 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3.4, Mixed Chorus 1. CRENNAN. DAN: Audio-Visual Club 1; FFA 1: Intramurals 4;. GRENNAN. DAVE: FFA 1; Intramurals 4, Cross Country 1. GUEVARA, CLAUDIA: Art Club 1; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Swing Choir 4. HALLBERC, CHRISTINE: AFS 3.4; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4; NHS 3.4; Student council 1.22.4 (Secretary 4); Varsity Club 3.4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus I; Chamber Choir 1; Orchestra I.2.3.4. HENNING, KELLI: Foreign Language Club 1; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,3; Tennis 1. HESSENTHALER. DARCEY: AFS 22.4; Student Council 1.22; Swim Club 1.22,4; Varsity Club 1,22,4; Swimming 1,22,4; Track 22; Mixed Chorus 1; VICA 1,22,4 H1LMSTRA. JANET: Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4, HILBELINK. BRAD: Class Vice President 4; Forensics 4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 4; NHS 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,22.4; Basketball 1.2: Cross Country 2; Football 1. HOLMAN. TODD: FFA 122,4. Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4; Wrestling 1.22,4. Acappella 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2. HOTZEL, SANDRA: Photo Club 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1.4; Chamber Choir 4. HUNT, TYNAH: Student Council 1,22; Trjnsfer Student 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Conceit Band 1; Symphonic Band I. JANSEN. SALLY: Cometeer 4; Intramurals 2. Varsity Club 1,22.4; Basketball 122.4; Soft bail 1,4, Track 22: Volleyball 1,22,4 JERBI, SCOTT: Basketball 13; Tennis 1.2; Acappella 3.4; Swing Choir 3,4 Jazz Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3.4; JOHNSEN, MONA: AFS 3.4, Art Club 2,3; Cometecr 3,4. Foreign Language Club I.2.3.4; Photo Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; VIC A 2.3,4. JOHNSEN. RHONDA: Art Club I.2.3.4. Cometecr 3,4; FBLA 1; Student Council 4; One-acts 1,2,3,4; Thrcc-acts 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3. KAWCZYNSK1. BILL: AFS 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2; Football 3; Track 1,2,4. KEIZER. JACK: FFA 1.2,3,4; Swim Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Swimming 1.2.3.4. KENNEDY, MARK: AFS 1; Audio-visual Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; Intramurals 3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Football 1,3,4. KIESELBURG, CASSIE. FBLA 3; Mixed Chorus 1; FHA 4. KIM, DAE: Library Club 1.2; Swim Club 2,3; Golf 1; Swimming 2,3; Tennis 1,2. KOELE, DEVIN: Student Council 3,4; Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3,4, Acap-pella 3; Concert Band 1.23,4; Ja2z Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4. KRAUSE. KARLA: Cheerleading 4 Library Club 2.3.4; Youth Tutoring Youth 2, Mixed Chorus 1. KREIER LARRY: Foreign Language Club 1; Intramurals 4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1,2; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2. KROGMAN. TIM: Baseball 1.2; Basketball 1 KROPACEK. DAVID: Audio-Visual Club 1. Foreign Language Club 1,2; FFA 1; Intra- murals 4. Golf 3; Tennis 4. KRUEGER RICHARD: Golf 1.23.4 KRUIZENCA LAINE: Audio-Visual Club 1.2: Wrestling 2 Concert Band 1; Computer Club 4. KRYTKOWSKI DAN: Audio-Visual Club 3.4. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 13.3.4; Track 1,2.3.4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Power Lifting Club 2.3.4 LAUSTLD HELEN: Foreign LanguageClub 23: FFA 1; intramurals 2,4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1. Varsity Club 2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Volleyball 133.4. String Ensemble 1. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LAWSON, KATHY: Foreign Language Club I; FFA 1. LEETZOW, JOEL. FFA 1.2; Sw,m Club 1,2; Cross Country 1; Swimming 1,2. Vica 3,4. LEONARD. MIKE: Audio-Visual 1; FFA 1,2,3, Lighting Crew 1,2,3,4. 1.EPKOWSK1, KIM Intramurals 2; FHA 3 LITTLE. JENNIFER: Cheerleading 1.2,3.4. Foreign Language Club 1; Forensics 1.2; Library Club I; Student Council 133.4; Varsity Club 4. Acappella 2,3,4: Swing Choir 2,3,4 Chamber Choir 1 LYNN, KEITH: Audio-Visual Club 1,2. LYTLE, MIKE: Homecoming Court 4. Transfer Student 1; One-acts 1,2; Swimming 2,3: Tennis 2; Track 1. MAL5CH, DAVID Cometeer 3. Forensics 1. Onc-acts 1,2. Three-acts 1,2. MANN. BILL: Badger Boys State 3, Class Treasurer 2. Class President 4; Debate 2; Foreign Language Club 2.3, NHS 3.4; Photo Club 3; Prom Court 4, Student Council 2,3.4; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Golf 1.4; Swimming 1.2.3,4; Concert Band 1 MARKLING. DAWN Class President 1; Foreign Language Club 1.2. FFA 2; Intra-murals 2,3: Student Council 1 Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 2; MARTINEZ. TINA Choerleading 3. Gymnastics 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1. MARTINEZ, HONDO Football 1; Wrestling 1.2,3,4. MARZAHL. DAN Library Club 2, MATELL1. DINO: Football 2. MESMER. JOHN: NHS 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2: Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2.3.4; String Ensemble 1; Symphonic Band I.2.3.4. METCALF. PAM Era 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Swimming 2,3. Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2.3. Symphonic Band 1,2,3. MEYER. JOSEPH FFA 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1.2.3.4. MEYER. JON; FFA t.2.3.4 Varsity Club 3.4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 133,4. MICHALEK. MIKE: Prom Court 3. Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2; Football 1,2.3,4. MOORE, DENNIS FFA 1.23.4 Intramurals 4; NHS 3,4; Cross Country 4. Track 4. MORONEZ, DEBBIE. Volleyball 1. Mixed Chorus 1. MORSE. BRENT: FFA 1. Varsity Club 3.4; Basketball 2; Football 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1. MUELLER. TRACI AFS 1,2; Forensics 1.2: Library Club 1; Student Council 1.2,3; Youth Tutoring Youth 1, One-acts 1,2; Softball 1; Mixed Chorus 3: V'lCA I.2.3.4. MULDER. SARAH: AFS 2,3,4; Era 1.2.3.4; Foreign LanguageClub 1,2,3; NHS3.4. Prom Court 4; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Student Council 2.4; Varsity Club 2,3.4. Cross Country 2.3, Track 1,2; Pep Band 1.2: Symphonic Band 1.2. NEMAN. JEFFREY; Cross Country 1; Track 1.2. NETTESHEIM. MICHELLE FBLA 1; Swimming 1: Mixed Chorus 1.2. NEUBAUER. MARY: Foreign Language Club 1,2. Intramurals 3; Varsity Cllub 4; Softball 1.3; Volleyball 1; FHA 2 NICHOLS, GREG: FFA 1.2.3.4; Transfer Student 2; Varsity Club 2.3,4; Football 3; Wrestling 2.3,4. OLSON. TIM: FFA 1,23,4; Baseball 4; Football 1.2. OSBORNE. HILBERT: Intramurals 3; Football 2,3. OXLEY. BRETT Transfer Student 3; One-acts 3,4; Three-acts 3,4; Acappella 3; Concert Band 3,4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 3.4; Symphonic Band 3.4. PACKARD. SANDRA Class Officer 1.3; Foreign Language Club 1. Student Council 1.23,4: Swimming 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 133.4. Jazz Band 2.3; Pep Band 133.4; Symphonic Band 1.23,4. PANCRATZ. MARY; AFS 2,3.4; Art Club 1; Cometeer 2,3; Era 1,2; FBLA 1,23; Foreign Language Club 1; Photo Club 4. Student Council 3.4; Varsity Club 23,4; Golf 133.4 PERSINGER, WILLIAM: Badger Boys State 3; Foreign Language Club 1; FFA 1; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 1; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 3.4; Baseball 13.3.4; Basketball 13,3.4; Football 1.23,4. PETERS. VALERIE. FBLA 3.4. Foreign Language Club 1, Varsity Club 3.4. Gymnastics 1.23.4; Symphonic Band 1 PETT. JODIE: Art Club 3,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4; Forensics 13,3.4: Homecoming Court 4. Pep Club 4; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; One-acts 1; Mixed Chorus 1 PEYER, BETH: Cometeer 1: Foreign Language Club 1.2,3: Varsity Club 2.3.4; Golf 133.4: Softball 133.4. Pep Band 1,2.3 4 Symphonic Band 1,23.4 PIERSON. MICHAEL: Intramurals 1.2.3; senior activities 153 NEIGER. JEFFREY: Golf 1.2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Prom Court 2. Football 1.2; Tennis 1.2 PIGGOTT. ADRIENNE: Cheerleading 1.3; Foreign Language Club 4; Intramurals 4; NHS 3,4. Student Council 1,4. Volleyball 2, Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Symphonic Band 1.24.4. PORTER. GLENN: Softball 2.3; Wrestling L RAMIREZ. CONNIE: FBLA 2; Youth Tutoring Youth 24.4. Track 4; Volleyball 3. REYNOLDS. BRIAN: Cometeer 3; Youth Tutoring Youth L, I RICHARDS. TODD Art Club 1.24.4; Co-meteer 14; Forensics 1.24; One-acts 1,24.4 Time-acts 24: Mixed Chorus 24. RICHARDSON. DANICA AFS 3: Come teer 1.24.4; Foreign Language Club 12 3, Quill and Scroll 24.4; Youth Tutoung Youth 1.2. RIGERT FRANZ AFS 2. Badger Boys Slate 3; Cl.is Officer 4; Foreign Language Club 1.2; NHS T Prom Court 3; Student Council 1.2.4. Varsity Club 144.4 Baseball 2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. CrossCountry 1.2,3; Track 1; Aiappella 2.3,4. Mixed Chorus 1. Swing Choir 2.3.4. Suing Ensemble 144,4 RCX.F.RS, ALLEN: Cometeer 4 Foreign Language Club 1, FFA 24.4 Varsity Club 3.4. Baseball 1 2,3.4. Football 4 ROHERTY. TINA Cometeer 1.24.4. FBLA 4 Pep Club 4; Student Council 3.4; Varsity Club 4, Softball 3; Mixed Chorus 3 ROLFS. DAVID: Art Club 4: Class Officer 2; Cometeer 1.24; Debate 1,24: Foreign Language Club 1.2; Forensics 1,24.4; Photo Club 4 Student Council lp,3.4; Golf 144.4 ROSS, LINDA Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3. Varsity Club 1; Basketball 1. Track 1. RUCKLR. DAVID Lighting Crew 3.4. SANABRIA. RODRIGO: AFS 4; Track 4: String Ensemble 4. Symphonic Band 4. SANDERS. JILL Cometeer y.3. Era 4, FBI.A 1.2.3. Homecoming Court 4; Quill and Scroll 3.4. Volleyball 1. SCERBA, MARK Intramurals 4. Wrestling 1,2; Concert Band 1.24.4; Pep Band 1,24,4; Symphonic Band 144.4; VICA 1.24. SCHMALINC. CHRISTEEN: AFS 3; Class Officer 1; Cometeer 1,2. Foreign Language Club 1.24; Quill and Scroll 2; Student Council 1; Swim Club 1,2: Youth tutoring Youth 1. Vaisity Club 24,4; Baseball 24; Swim ming 1.2. Acappclla 2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Band 14.3; Symphonic Band 14.3. SCHULTZ. COlll I N AFS 3.4; Varsity Club 4 One-acts 4 Ihree-acts 3. Golf 4; Gymnastics 1.2; Acappclla 3.4; Concert Bjnd 1.2.3. I’cp Band 1.2; String Ensemble 1.2; Symphonic Band 1.2 SCHULTZ. DAVID: A lb 3,4, Badger Boys 5tate 3; Foreign LanguagcCiuh 1 FFA 1,2.3; Prom Court 3: Varsity Club 2.3,4. Baseball 1; Basketball 144,4: Cross Country 2; Football 14.4 Track 24,4. Concert Band 144,4; Jazz Band 24.4. Pep Band 14. Symphonic Band 1.24.4. SCOTT. JAMES AFS 3.4; Foreign Language Club 1. Intramurals 1.24; Student Council 3.4. Varsity Club 3,4 Basketball 4. Football 144.4. Tennis 144.4, Concert Band 144,4: Jazz Band 2,3; Pep Band 1.24,4: Symphonic Band 1.24.4; Mi DDHS 4 SEBRANEK. SCOTT AFS 24.4; Debate 1.2; Era 3. Forensics 1. Intramurals 4; Student Council 1,2.4; Golf 14.4 VICA 24- SECORD. BONNIE: Art Club 1.24.4; Cheerleading 1; Forensics 2.3.4; Intramurals 4, Student Council 14; Youth Tutoring Youth 1; Varsity Club 1.24.4. One-acts 1.2; Swimming I; Track 1,24: Mixed Chorus 1; Chambei Choir 14.3.4. SHANKS. MARK Football 1 SHILTS. RON VICA 3. SHOWERS, KEITH; Varsity Club 3,4. Football 3. Swimming 3.4; Track 14,3. SIFFLRMANN. KENTON; Homecoming Couit 2; Varsity Club 144,4; Football 1; Tennis 1.24.4. SMITH, MATTHEW Audio-Visual Club 1.24.4; FFA 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4. Cross Country 2.4. Track 3; Wrestling 1,2,4; VICA 3. SORC. JOHN: Audio-Visual Club I. FFA 1.24.4; Football 14,3.4. Wrestling 144,4. STERKEN. BARBARA SCHULTZ: Gymnastics 1.2. Swimming 2. STUVER LISA: Cheerleading 1.24,4. Debate 2. Era 3. Foreign Language Club 2,3,4. Forensics 144.4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 1,4, Mixed Chorus 1. Swing Choir 2.3,4; Chamber Choir 1.2. TESCH. LAVONNE: Audio-Visual Club 1.24.4. Cometeer 1,2: FBLA 4; Foreign Language Club 1.2: Student Council 24. Vaisity Club 144,4. Golf 14. Softball 144,4. Con cert Band 144, Pep Band 1.2,3; FHA 2 Mixed Chorus 1; Chambei (. bon 1; VICA 3. TJEERDSMA. LORI- FBLA 3,4; Foreign Language Club I; Library Club 1; Student TRAN, ANN; Cometeer 1,2; Library Club 1; Transfer Student 4; Tennis 1,2. TRAN. NGUYEN: Art Club 2,3.4; Intramurals 3,4. Varsity Club 3.4; Cross Country 3; Tennis 144,4. VANACKER. KYLE AFS 2,3; Foreign Language Club 1: Intramurals 2.3, Varsity Club 3.4; Cross Country I; Football 1; Tennis 1.24,4; Acappella 4; Concert Band 1,24.4; Jazz Band 24.4. Pep Band 1.24.4; Symphonic Band 144.4. VERBRAEKtN MARCEL: Tennis 1.2. VLOSAK. NICOLE: AFb 3. Art Club 2; Cometeer 3; Foreign Language Club 2,3.4 Photo Club 4. Transfer Student 2. Iraik 2 VICA 24.4. VOSS. DANIEL Transfer Student 2. WATRY. JUDITH: Cometeer 1; Foreign Language Club 14; Transfer Student 1, One-acts 144,4. Three-acts 4. Acappclla 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1; Chamber ( hoir 1; Drama Club 1.24.4. WECKESSER RANDALL L.brary Club 2 Lighting Club 1.2, Photo Club 2; Swimming 24. Tennis 2; Wrestling 1; Pep Band 1, Symphonic Band 1. WECKESSER ROBIN. . heerlcad.ng 3.4. One-acts 1,2,4; Track 14 Pep Band 1,24; Symphonic Band 144 WHALEN. DAWN Library Club 12 3 4 Pep Club 4. WILKINS. SHELLY Debate 1; Foreign l anguage Club 14: Y'outh Tutoring Youth 1.2; One-acts 1,2.4: Gymnastic 2. WILSON. AMY: Badger Girls State 3 Class President 3. Era 2: Forensics 2. NHs 3,4. Student Council 24: Track 2; Acappella 3.4. Concert Band 144.4. Jazz Band 1.2.3,4 Pep Band 1.24,4; Symphonic Band 1,24,4. WORTH PHILLIP Badger Boys State 3; Forensics 4; Homecoming Court 1; Intramurals 4; NHS 4, Student Council 3.4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Basketball 144,4; Football 144.4; Track 144,4; Pep Band 1; Symphon ic Band 144.4 WRZESINSKI. TIMOTH'i Wrestlmg I. VICA 1.4 YELTON BRIAN: FBLA 1 Foreign Language Club 1,2. German Club 1.2, Student Council 4 Varsity Club 3.4. Football 144.4. [Tennis 1,2.3.4; Concert Band 144; Pep Band Symphonic Band 1,24. YNOCENUO, DTANL: Prom Court 3; Volleyball 1,2- ZOMER, GERALD: FFA 1.24.4 ____________________________ SCHOLLE. JOEY: Studen fer Student 2; Softball 154 senior activities ouncii 4. Trans- Council 3, Basketball 1.2. Tennis 14. THURNAU TERESA: Comcte, i 14,3; Foreign Language Club 24; Founsics 14; One-acts 1,2,3: Three-acts 2 AcappcIL 144,4 INDEX aaa ACAPPELLA CHOIR - 96 ADDIE, BRYAN (11) 52. 64. 75, 85. 105 ADDIE, MRS (F) 5 ADDIE, RANDY (9) 36, 67, 77. 84 AFS CLUB- 108 ALBERTS. BRAD (9) 36. 66. 77. 84 ALBERTS. MR. - 77 AICE, SHARON (9) 36, 38, 70, 86. 101. 102. 104. 105, 115 ALMOND, FIORINA (10) 44 ALTER. ELLEN (10) 44. 102 ALTER, LAURA 912) 100, 128 AMON, KIM (10) 44, 101 ANCEVIC. MIKE (11) 52. 112 ANDERSON, CHRISOTPHER (12) ANDERSON, MRS 5. 123 ANDERSON, SANDRA (9) 36, 66, 77. 95 ANDERSON. STEPHEN (9) 36. 83 ANDERSON, STEVE (11) 52. 54. 64, 105 ANDERSON, TRACEY (11) 52 ANDRUSCAVACE. KARI (9) 36, 62. 76, 95 ARENZ. BOB (11) 52, 64, 75, 76. 84. 85, 105 ARENZ. KEVIN (9) 36. 67. 77. 84 ARIZOLA. BELINDA (11) 52, 116. 117 ART CLUB - 111 ASCHENBROOK. SHELLY (9) 36. 112. 115 AUCUST, MRS. (F) 5 AUSTIN, KEVIN (9) 36. 102 AUSTIN. RICK (12) 128 AV CLUB - 123 bbb BAAR. MRS (F) 5 BACHMAN. PAULA (10) BADGER STATE - 125 BAERBOCK, MR. 5, 104 BAKER. DAWN (11) 52. 117 BAKER. KELLY (9) 36 BAKER. LAURA (9) 36 BAK.LR. SHELLY (12) 128 BAKER, TAMMY (12) 116. 128 BARKAS. MONICA (11) 52, 123 BARKAS. SHANE (10) 44. 120 BARR. MICHELLE (9) 36 BASEBALL - 84 BASHAW, VALERIE (9) 36 BASKETBALL (BOYS) 72q BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 73 BASSETT. KATIE (9) 36. 70. 76 05 BAUER. FRANK (12) BAUER. MICHAEL (10) 44. 76, 89 BEAULIEU. MIKE (11) BECK. DIANE (11) 52 BECKER. DAN (9) 36 BEHAR, MR. 5 BEHRENS. DIANNA (10) 44, 100. 102 BEHRENS. DONNA (10) 44. 95. 101, 102 BEHRENS. GARY (12) 27. 28. 29. 85, 96 98. 101. 102. 105, 128 BEHRENS. MR 5 BELL. CAROL (11) 52 BELT, CARLEEN (9) 36 BELT, LYNN (10) 44 BENSTEAD. JOHN (9) 36, 83 BERINGER. MR. 5. 6l, 104 BETHEL. CHRIS (11) 52, 64 BLACKMER. JILL (9) 36. 62, 76. 86. Ill BLACKMER. PAM (12) 94. 128 BLANKE. JERI (12) le. 116, 128 BLANKE. JUDI (12) 116, 128 BL1VEN. KIM (10) 44 95 BLOCH. WALLY (12) 94. 116. 120, 128 BLY. RANDALL (11) 52 BOBROWSKI. ANDREA (10) 44. 88 BOBROWSKI. MARK (12) 75, 128 BOEHM. TAMMY (12) BOHN. JILL (12) 16. 27. 78. 94. 105. Ill 112, 118. 119. 129 BONSALL, JEFF (10) 44 BORES, JACQUELINE (9) 3c BORES. JOE (11) 52. 120. 121 BOSS. JOYCE (12) BOSS. MRS. 5 BOSS, TIMOTHY (10) 44. ck . 84. 112. 120. 121 f 1 BOUTELLE. BRAD (9) 36 BOWEY. PAULA (11) 52 BOZZY. LORRI (11) 52, 70. 71 96..105 BRADY MICHELE (10) 44. 66. 77 BRAHM. KATIE (9) 36, 62. 76. 101 BRAUER. PAMELA (11) 52 BREIDENBACH. MR 6 BREIDENSTEIN, MR 6. 75 BRELLENTHIN. MIKE (11) 52 BRICK. DARCY (11) 22. 52, 104 BRITT. BOB (11) 52. 82, 100. 102. 105. 120 BROCKWELL. LESA (9) 36, 95, 118 BRONSON. MR. 6. 64 BROODER. CHRIS (11) 52! 100, 102, 118 BROTZMAN. VERONICA (ll) 52, 122 BROWN. GREG (9) 29. 36. 82. 100. 111. 112, 115 BROWN. KELLY (9) 36 BROWN, KENT (11) 52. 80. 82, 105. Hi BROWN. SHAWN (10) 44. 115 BROWN. STACY (10) 44. 81, 101, 102. 105, 111 BROWN. VAN (10) 44. 66. 84, 118. 120 BRUBAKER. PENNY (11) 52. 117. 120 BRUMFIELD, JAMEY (9) 37. 38. 62. 76, 112, 115 BUCCHOLZ. MRS. 6 BUCHHOLZ. LEIGH (12) 129 BUKOWSKY. ROGER 911) 52 BUKOWSKY. WENDY - 129 BULLOCK. MRS. 6 BULTMAN. DAN (10) 44 BULTMAN. RANDY (12) BUNNELL, LORI (11) 53 BURNETTE. MISS 6 BURNETTE. MRS 6 BUSATERI. JOHN (10) 44 BUSATERI. KATIE (9) 37. 70. 105. 115 ’ BUASTAMANTE. FELIX (12) 129 BUTKE. DAVID (11) le. 53. 75, 77, 89. 105 BU ILER, CATHRINE (10) 19. 44. 45. 123 BUTLER. CHARLES (12) 123 BUTTERS, LISA (12) 96. 129 BYCZEK, DAVID (11) 53. 115 BYCZEK. ELIZABETH (10) 44. 70. ill. 122 BYCZEK. MATTHEW (12) 83. 129 BYERLEY. KIRT (12) 53. 64. 89 BYLSMA. AMANDA (12) 68. 105. 114. 116. 129 ccc CABRERA. TAMI (12) 129 CABRERA. TODD (10) 44. 120 CACCAMO. SAM (9) 37. o« CAIN, CASEY (11) 53 CALLAHAN. JOHN (12) CANALES, GLENN (11) 53 CARDER. LYNN (10) 44. 100. 115 CARLSON KRISTIN (9) 22, 24. 37. 101. X. CARLTON, TAMMY (9) 37. 88. 95 CARMIN, MICHELE (10) 44 CARNES. KELLY (10) 44. 78 CARNES. KIMBERLY (12) 117. 129 CARPENTER. PAUL (10) 45. 50. 76. 115 CARY. BARBARA (9) 37. 120 CARY. TOM (12) 120, 129 CASEY, PATRICK (10) 45, 69. 83. 115 CASILLAS. LUZMARIA (10) 45 CASS. DR 4 CAUSEY. KEN (9) 37 CERVANTES. JENNIFER (12) 88. 102. 130 CERVANTES, LOUIS (12) 130 CERVANTES. STEVE (9) 37. 67. 69 CHA. MIKE (10) 45, 9o CHALLY. SUSAN (11) 22. 53 CHAMBER CHOIR - 95 CHAMBERS. JENNETTE (9) 37. 95. 115 CHARO, STEVE (9) 37 CHF.ER1.LADING - 66 CHELMINIAK. ROBERT (10) 45, 06. 120 CHENEY. CINDY (11) 53 CHOIRS - 95 £ CHRISTEN DAVID (9) 37. o9 CHRISTENSEN. JANNIE (12) 110. 111. 130 CHRISTMAN. MIKE (9) 37 CHRISTMAS - 26 CLAIR. CATHY (10) 29. 45. 78. 88 105. Ill, 115 li CLAIR. KERRY (9) 38 78. 111. 115 CLEVELAND. JEANNENE (11) 53 CLEVELAND. MONICA (9) 38 COLE. KIMBERLY (10) 45. 122 COMETEER - 118 COMPUTER CLUB - 94 CONLEY. BRIAN (10) 45. 120 CONTRERAS, JOE (10) 45 CONTRERAS. MONTY (9) CONVERSE. HAROLD (11) CONVERSE. RICHARD (10) 45 COOK. BARBARA (10) 45 CORDANO. PATRICIA (11) 53. 70. 105. 111. 112, 125 CORDELL. MICHAEL (11) 53. 75. 85. 118 COX, LISA (10) 45, 95. 122 CRADDOCK. LAURA (10) 45. 8c. Ill CRAIG. CHRIS (11) 53 _ CRAIG, STEVE (11) 53. 64 CRESPO. HARRY (10) 45 CROSS COUNTRY - 70 CUAUTLE, MARIA (9) 38. 76. 78 CUNNINGHAM. BRENDA (11) 53. 58. 117 CUNNINGHAM. DENNIS (9) 38. 120 ddd DAHL. MR R - 80 DAHL. MR. T-80 DAHL. HUGH (12) DAHL. JULIE (12) 130 DAUMLER. MR. o. 104 DAVIS. BRIAN (12) 120. 130 DAVIS. KIM (12) 112. 114, 130 DAVIS. MICHAEL (10) 45 DAVIS, ROBYN (12) 27. 53. 112. 113. 118. lio DEBATE - 1 DE FRANCESCO. GION (11) 53. 94. 9c. 100. 102, 104. 115. 118, 125 DE CRAVE, DANIELLE (10) 45 DE GRAVE. DAVE (9) 38 DE LEON. DANNY (9) 38. 49 DE LEON. DIANE (10) 45 DE PRIEST. SARAH (10) 45. 70. 101, 110. HI. 112. 115 DE VRIES, ANNA MARIE (9) 38. 8e. 112 DE VRIES. JEREMY (11) DELACH. ROBERT (12) 80. 130 DEMBNY. KYLE (10) 45. 70. 80. Ill DESCHNER BRAD (9) 38. 95. 100 DESCHNER MR c DICKERSON. ROBERT (11) 53. 85 DILLENBECK, SCOTT (10) 45 DILLNER. MIKE (9) 38. 83 DILI NER. MR. 7 DINSMORE. MRS 7 DOANE. CHRISTOPHER (10) 45 mJvv 15 INDEX DOANfc. KEN (12) 123 130 DOANE, TRACI (9) 38 DOLBEAU. DAN 112) 16. 131 DOLBEAU MICHELLFHO) 45 DOWSE. DAN (12) 64. 83 131 E)OYLE. MR 67 DRAEGER. DR 4 DRAMA CLUB DRAUCHON. ROMAN (10) 45 DREFS. PETER (10) 45. 70. 76. 89 DROEET JENNI (11) 53 DU. LAI (10) 43. 89 DUBLY. PAT (12) DUESTEKBECK. PAUL (9) 38 DUNCAN DONNA (11) 53. o2. e3 DUTCH ER. CHRISTINE (10) 45. 62. 77. 86, 95, 105. 112, 115. 122 DUTTON. TAMIE (111 53. 8c DUVALL. DENISE (11) 27. 53. 58. c8. 102. 104. Ill, 112, 115, 118 DWINELL, JOHN (11) 53 DYE. ROBERT (10) 45. co. 08. 84, 105 DZIKI. JULIANNE (10) 45, 49, 112, 115 eee EARLE. KATHRYN (9) 38. 122 EDDY. HEATHER (11) 53 EDWARDS, CHRIS (o) 38 77. 89 EDWARDS, TAMMY (12) 112, 113. 131 EDWARDS TRIG IA (9) 38. 62, 88, 115 ELLIS, ANTOflmT (9) 115 ELLIS. JAIME («) 38. o7. 68. 82. 101. 105 ELLIS, JEFFREY (it) 53. o4. 85 ELLIS. MRS 7 ENGER. RUTH (9) 38. 62, 95. 120 ENSTROM, JENNIFER (12) 26, 94. 104. 105. 111. 112, 115, 118. 119. 131. 145 ERA - 118 ERDMAN, ANDREA (11) 53 fff FAYED, AHMED (12) 23, 69. 82. 110. 111. 123, 131 FAYTLE, CHRIS (9) 38. 77. 84. 89 FBLA - lie FEATHERSTONE. DANIEL (10) 45. 104. 115 FEWLESS. STACIE (12) 131 FFA - 120 FHA - 11c Fl.ADTEN. LAURA ill) 53. 79, 8e, 9c. 105, 115 W FLETCHER, PAULETTE (11) 53, 70. 88. 10S. 118 FLITCROFT. JOSEPH (10) 45, 83 115 FLOBERG, ANN (9) 38. 115 FLOOD. MRS. (F) 88 FLOOD. SUSAN (10) 45. 70. 88. 105. 112 FLYNN. PAUL (10) 45 FOOTBALL - 64. FOLLIS, RUSH (9) 38 FOLYER. SHAWN (9) FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB - 115 FORENSICS - 104 FORSYTHE, DIANA (12) 08. 120, 121, 131 FORSYTHE. JEFFREY (10) 45. c6. 120 FRANK. CHRISTINA (11) 54 FRANK. STEPHANIE (9) 38. 77. 104. 112 FRANZ. MELISSA (12) FRAZIER. DAVID (12) 16. 64. 73. 75. 84. 85. 105. 131 FREtTAC. ANNE (12) 29. 78. 94. 105, 111. 112. 118. 119, 131 FREITAG. JEFFREY (9) 38. o7, 77, 112, 120 FREITAC. MATT (11) 54. o4. 75. 82 FRYE. JOHN (10) 4c. 82. 104 FUNK. DONNA (11) 54 FURSETH. TERRY (9) 38 ggg GAETHKE. TRACY (9) 38. 78, 8c GANSER, SCOTT (12) 94. 131 GARBER. DARRYL (12) 120. 131 GARBER. DONNA (12) 94. 131 GARCIA RUBY (9) GARCIA. VERONICA (11) CAUSE. DOROTHY (10) 46, 70, 88, 9S. 111, 115 GEHL. SHANNON 19) 38. 78, 101, 115 GERHARZ. TRACI (12) 16, 29. 104, 111. 112, 113, 131. 132 GEROU. RHONDA (10) 4c GIERHART. RENEE (9) 39 GIFFORD, JERRY (11) 54 GLADNEY. DE WAYNE (9) 3 . 67. 102 GODINA ANDY (11) 54 GODINA. CHARLIE (9) 39. 67 GODINA. CINDY (11) 54 GODINA, DAVID (12) GODINA. GREG (12) 64 c8. 69, 75, 85, 89. 105, 118, 132 GODINA, MARIA (10) 46 GODINA. MATTHEW (9) 39, 66. 115 GODINA. MIKE ( � ) 39. 67 GODINA. PETER (10) 4o GODINA. ROSIE (11) 54 GODINA. SIMON (11) 54 , 82. 114, 115. 118. 123 GOFF LORI (12) 120, 121. 132 GOFF. RHONDA (10) 46. 120 GOLF-BOYS - 83 GOLF-GIRLS - 79 GONZALES, NIEVES (10) 4c 66. 69. 84. 120 GONZALES. RANDY (12) GONZALES. TATE (12) c4. 65. 68, 132 GONZALES, TIMOTHY (10) 4c, oc GONZALES. FERNANDO (11) GOODGER, CHRISTINE (12) 118. 119. 132 GOODGER. TIFFANY (9) 39, 95. 115, 122 GOTTSCHALK. TOM (10) 4c GOVE. FRANK (11) 54. 80 CRABOW. JOHN (9) 39 GRABOW. MARY ELLEN (10) 46. cc. 77. 120 GRADUATION GRAIR, JOSEPH (10) 4o. eC. 76. 89. 9? CRAMU_C1NA (10) 46. cc. 77, 102 115 UKASKE. TINA (9) 39. 8c. 87 GRAY. JEFFREY (11) 54 102 GREEN. LE ANNE («) 37 39, 110, 111. CRENNAN, DANIEL (12) CRENNAN. DAVID (12) CRENNAN. DAWN (9) 39 GRENNAN. DOUG (12) 54 GRICE. DOLORES (10) 4c GRIFFIN. TIM (11) 54. c4. c8. 89 GUEVARA..CLAUDIA (12) 78, 98. 99, 115 GUNNICK. DENNIS (9) 39. 69 GUNNICK. MICHAEL (11) 54. 83. 115 GUZMAN. BELINDA (10) 4c GUZMAN. JOE (11) 54 GUZMAN. MOSES (12) GUZMAN. STEVE (12) GYMNASTICS - 81 2 115 H H 111 Hi t M' H hhh HAAG. CHRISTOPHER (10) 46. 66. 7c. 84. °8. 101. 102 HAFFERKAMP. JULIE (11) 54 . 57. 66. 81. 117 HAGEU. JEFFREY (11) 54 HALL. CAROL (10) 4c HALLBERG, CHRISTINE (12) 81. 94. 102, 105. 111. 112. 113. 115, 132 HAL5TED. JOE (11) 54 HAMMERSTAD. BERT (9) 39. 94 HAMMERSTAD. KEN (10) 4c HANSEN. BRETT (11) 54. 68 HANSEN MATTHEW (10) 4c. 9c HANSEN. MRS. 7 HANSMEN. DIANA (11) 54 HANSSEN. BUTCH (12) 89. 124 HANSSEN. JAMES (10) 47 HARISIS, CHRISTINA (9) HARISIS. TOM (11) HARMON. SUZANNE (9) 39. 115 HARPER, CYNTHIA (11) 29. 54. 78. 105. Ml. 112. 117, 118 HARTLEY. DAVID (10) 47 HARVEY. DIANNA (10) 47 HAUCK, MICHAEL (12) HAUNS. STACY (9) 26. 39. c2. 88. Ill, 112. 115, 122 HAL RY. DOUG (10) 17 HAURY. WILLIAM (11) 54 HAWLEY. ROB (9) HEATH. BRENDA (11) 54 HELGESON. DALE (11) 54 HEMBROOK, CHRIS (9) 39. 67, 77. 84 HEMBROOK, SCOTT (10) 47. 66 HENNING, KELLI (12) 132 HLNRIOTT. KIMBERLY (10) 47. 115 HERMANN. JANET U0) 47 HERNANDEZ, LISA (12) 132 HERTZ, JEFF (11) 54 HESSENTHALER. DARCEY (12) 70. 71. 105.111, 115, 133 HESSENTHALER. DYAN (9) 39. 70. 95. 102, 104. 105. Ill, 112, 115 HESSENTHALER. MR 7, 70. 71. 115 HESSNER. MR 7 HIEM5TRA, JANET (12) 88, 105, 115, 133 HIEMSTRA. JOHN (9) 39. 120 HI FUNK BRAD (12) 16. 84. 85. 94. 104. 105. 112, 133, 145 HILBELINK, DAN (9) 39, 67, 80. 84 HILL, MRl HIPP. MRS. 7 HIX, TABITHA (9) 39 HOEHNKE. TIM (9) 39. 67, 80, 95. 105 HOEHNKE. MR 7. 72. 74. 75 HOETZLL. SANDIE - 95 HOFF. MISS - 7c. 8c HOFFMAN. JOEL (11) 55 I HOFFMAN, PATRICIA (9) 39, 86 HOFFMAN. SUZANNE (12) 133 ‘ lOJNOWSKI. JAMES (10) 16, 47. 6c. 7c. 83 HOLDEN. DARIN (10) 17, 115 HOLDR1DGE. DANA (9) 39, 104 HOLL1NGER MRS 8. 116 HOLMAN. DENNIS (9) 39. 67, 69, 120 HOLMAN. MR 8. 120 HOLMAN TODD (12) c4, 68. 105, 89. 120 HOMECOMING - 16 HORAK, DAWN (11) 55. 100 HORAK. DIANA (9) 39 HOSBACH, DAVID (10) 47 HOTZEL. SANDIE (12) 115. 129, 133 HRUBECKY, BETSY (10) 47 HUISHEERE. AMI (11) 55. 74. 88. 112 HUISHEERE. STEVE (9) 39, 120 HUISHEERE. WILLIAM (11) 55. 100, 101, 102, 125 HUME. AMY (10) 47, 58. 109 HUMMEL. SAMANTHA (11) 55, 120. 121 HUNT. TYNA (12) 133 HUNT. WILLIAM (10) 47. 83 111 IBARRA. RICKY 9) 39 IDROGO, CANDY (10) 47 ISHERWOOD. KIM (12) 156 indcv INDEX • • • JACOBSON. JOHN (12) JACOBSON. TERRY (11) 55 JANSEN. MARY (11) 55 JANSEN. SALLY (12) 6l, o2, 63. 73. 74. 77. 86. 105. 133 JAZZ BAND - 102 JENNINGS. MRS.,8. 102 JENSEMA. DENISE (10) 47 JENSEN. KRISTIN (10) 47, 9$ 101. 102 JERBI. SCOTT (12) 98, 96. 101. 102. 133 JOHNSEN. CHRIS (10) 47 JOHNSEN. MONA (12) 111. 115, 118, 119. 133 JOHNSEN. RONDA (12) 21. 112. 114, 115, 133 JOHNSON, CORINA (11) 55 JOHNSON. MARY (11) 55, 62. 74. 88. 105 JOHNSON. MATT (9) 39 JOHNSON. MR. 8, 75. 76. 79, 82 JOHNSON. MRS. 8 JOHNSON. ROBERT (10) 47. 76, 89 JOHNSON. TERRY (10) 47. 66, 76, 84 JONES. SUE (12) 133 JONUSKA, ANGIE (11) 55. 70, 74. 105, 117 JONUSKA. MARALEE (11) 55. 66. 74. 107 kkk KAHABKA. MRS. 8. 94 KAHABKA, TATE (11) 29. 55 KANE. KATHY (9) 39. 70, 95. 101. 115 KARCHER. JASON (10) 47 KAWCZYNSKI, JON (9) 39. 82. KAWCZYNSKI. WILLIAM (12) 89, 105, 133 KAYE. MARGARET (9) 39 KEEFE. MR 8 KEITHLEY, JIM (11) 54, 55. 64 KEITHLEY, TIMOTHY (10) 47. 120 KEIZER. JACK (12) 105. 120. 134 KEIZER. JOHN (9) 40. 80. 120 KELLER. ROBERT (9) 40. 67. 69 KELLY. MR 8 KEMP, TINA (10) 47. 122 KENNEDY, MARK (12) 72. 73. 75. 84. 85. 105, 123, 134 KIERALDO, MR 8 KJESELBURC t ASS1E (12) 134 KIESELBURG. JAMES (9) 40. 120 KIESEI BURG. JENNIFER (10) 47 KILKENNY. DONALD (11) 55. 64 KILKENNY. KRISTIN (10) 47. 70. 74. 100. 105, 111. 112. 115 KIM. DAE (12) 82, 134 KIM. POM (10) 47 KINNUNEN. MR. 9;115 KLADE, MELISSA (10) 47 KLEWIN, DEANNE (11) 16, 55. 57, 58. 74. 98. 96, 112 KLINE. DAWN (9) 40 KLINE. MARY (9) 40 KLUGE. NATHAN (9) 40 KNACK KRISTI (9) 40 KNAPP. ROBERT (10) 47 KNOPE, SUSAN (11) 55. 70. 100. 105, 111, 115 KNOWLES. SCOTT (12) 134 KOBASICK, KRISTEN (10) 47. 62 KOCS, AMY (11) 55 KOCS, JENNIFER (10) 47. 112 KOEHL. MR. 66 KOEHL. MRS. 9 KOELE, DARREN (10) 27. 47 KOELE. DEVIN (12) 64, 94. 101, 102. 105. 112. 134, 145 KOEPKE, DINA (10) 47 KOEPNICK. LISA (9) 16. 40. 42. 62, 100 112 KOOISTRA. MRS. 9 KOOPMANS. KELLY (9) 40. 78. 88. 111. 115. 119 KOSTELECKY, KIP (9) 40 KOWALKOWSKI, COLLEEN (9) 38, 40. 101. 112 J KOZLOVSKY. KEITH (10) (KHAN) 47. 70, 76. 89. 105 KRABBE, KIM (9) 40. 101 KRALOVEC. KRISTINE (10) 47. 70, 88 9e. 100. Ill KRAMAS, BARBARA (11) 55 V KRAUSE. DALE (12) KRAUSE. KARLA (12) 68. 116, 122. 134 KREIER, LARRY (12) 94. 134 KRET, JOHN (9) 40 KRIZ. LISA (12) 134 KRIZ TODD (10) 47 KROEGER. LINDA (10) 47. 74. 75. 79, 100, 102. 105. 115 KROLNING. JOHN (11)55 KROCMAN, TIM (12) 135 KROPACLK. DAVID (12) 135 j KRUEGER. DENISE (11) 55 KRUEGER. RICKY (12) 83. 13S KRUIZLNCA, KARI.A (10) 47. 76 KRUIZENGA, LAINE (12) KRYTKOWSK1, DAN (12) 64. 89 KUSTER. MR. 9 111 LAMPEN. IAMES (9) 40. 67. 120 LAMPEN KEN (11) 55. 120 LAND! MATT (10) 47 LAND! MR 9 I. A NGN I S. LINDA (10) 47. Ill LARSON, DAVID (9) I AUSTED. HELEN 62, 88 LAUSTED. HELEN (12), 135 LAUZON, MR 9. 64. 89. 109 124 I AWSON, JAMI (9) 40. 95 LAWSON, JORI (11) 55, 100. 107. Ill, 116. 117. 118, 119 LAWSON. KATHY (12) 135 LAZZLRONI. DAVID (12) LEE. LKJNALD (10) 47. 06. 75. 89. 105 LEE. JANET (10) 47 LLE7ZOW. JOEL (12) LEI IZKE. BRIAN (9) 40. 67. 100. 124 LEITZM, CRAIG (11) 55. 80. 105. 123. 124 LENZ. DAVID (11) 55 LENZ. DIANE (10) 47. 88 LEONARD. MIKE (12) 123, 135 LEPKOWSKI. KIMBERLY (12) LEPPER. KRISTEN (9) 40. 70. 112 LESTER. SUSAN (10) 47 LEYDA. BETH (11) 54. 55. 78, 101 105, 111. 115 LIEURANCE, MARY (11) 55. 74. 86 LIGHTING CREW - 123 LILLE HOFF JOANNE (12) 120 LIMONES. MARTIN (9) 40. 67 LINDBERG. JEFF (11) 55 LINDBERG, MICHAEL (10) 48, 66. 76. 89 LINDLOFF. TERESA (10) 48. 86 LITTEN. TONY (12) LITTLE. JENNIFER (12) 6e. 74. 98. 9e, 112, 135 LMC CLUB - 122 LOGAN. MR 9 LOGTERMAN. COLLIN (10) 48 LONG. ALAJNA (10) 48. 96. 100. 104, 112 LOS. LYSA (11) 55. 86, 109. 116. 117 LOSCH, TAMMY (9) 41 LOUDON. BRIAN (10) 48 LOUDON. MRS LOVE, JENNIFER (11) 29. 55. 70. 74. 98. 96, 102. 105, 112, 118. 125 LOVE. MR 9 LOVE. MRS 9 LUCZAK. BRANDI 96) 41 95, US. 117 LUDLOW MRS 10. 78 LUDOWISL. MIKE (11) 55. o4. 123 LUDOWISE. PLTLR (10) 48. 70. 80 l.UMKES. JAMES (10) 48. 69. 70. 89. 120 LUMKES, JOHN (11) 55, 70, 89. 120 LYNN. CURT (11) 55 LYNN, KEITH (12) 135 LYTLE. MIKE (12) lo o4, 114. 135 mmm MAAS, MR 70. 88 MACKAY. MR 10 MACNASCO, MICHAEL1.A (9) 41. 76. 78. 88. 101, 115 MAINE. TERI (9) 41 MAISE. TINA (11) 55 MALSCH. DAVID (12) 107 MANN. WILLIAM (12) 19. 80. 83. 105, 135. 145 MARKLING. DAWN (12) 135 MARSHALL. ALICIA (9) 41. 100. 102. 115 MARTIN. DONEL1.E (10) 48 MARTIN. PAM (12) MARTIN, TRISHA (9) 41. 95 . MARTINEZ. ERNESTINA (12) MARTINEZ. HONDO (12) oS MARTINEZ SYLVIA (10) 48. 120 MARZAHL, DAN (12) 135 MAST. MRS 10 MATELLI. DINO (12) MATHISON. BRODY (10) 48. 66, 76. 83 MATHISON, TRINA 19) 41 MESKE. DAYNA (9) 41, 120 MESMER JOHN (12) 64. 94. 100. 102. 105. 124. 135 MESSER. TINA (10) 48 METCALr, MRS 10 METCALF, PAM (12) METCALF, STEVE (9) METCALF. TODD (11) 56 64. 84. 85. 105 MEYER. JIM (11) 56. 120 MEYER. JOE (12) 69. 120 138 MEYER, JON (12) 16, 64. 89. 105. 124 138 MICHALEK. JACKIE (11) 56, 57. 74. 88. 105, 112, 117 MICHALEK. MIKE (12) 64 84. 85. 105. 138 MICHALEK, PATRICK (10) 48 MILLER. BECKY (9) 41. 120 MILLS. AMY (10) 48, 100. 101. 102, 115 MILLS. STEPHEN (9) 41. 42. 67 82 MIRUS. BRIAN (9) 37. 41. 80. 104. 115 MIRUS. KEVIN (11) 24. 56. 64. 80. 89. 94 104 125 MIRUS. VICKI (10) 48. 88. 112 MIXED CHOIR - 95 MOHR. DENNIS (10) 48. 66. 84. 120 MOHR, ROBBIE (9) 41 MOORE, DENNIS (12) 69, 70. 89. 94. 120 121. 138 MORELLI. ANITA (11) 56. 62 MORGAN. THOMAS (10) 48. 82, «4 MORONEZ, ALFONZO (9) 41 MOKONEZ. DEBBIE (12) 138 MORSE. BRENT (12) 64. 65. 105. 138 MORSE. CH AD (11) 56 MOYER, MEGAN (9) 41 MOYER. MR MUELLER. TRACI (12) 115. 138 MULDER. MA TT (9) 29. 41. 67. 77. 82. 95. HO. Ill MULR. SARAH (12) 27. 94. 105. 113. 118. 119. 138 MUERINK. ANNE (9) 41 76 MULDERJNK. LUCY (10) 48. 74, 105. 120 MULLARNEY. ALICIA (11) 56 MUNSON. KIMBERLY (9) 41 95. 100. 111. 115 index 157 INDEX MURPHY. EILEEN (12) o2, 138 MURRAY. LORI (9) 41. 81 95 nnn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 04 NEIGER. CHRISTOPHER (9) 41. 83 NEICER. JEFFto NEIGER MIKt (10) 48. to NELSON. ALAN (10) 48. 83. 115 NELSON. BRENDA (9) 41. 111. 112, 115, 122 NELSON. EILEEN (10) 48, 88. 9S. Ill NELSON JULIE (9) 41. 88 NELSON RICK (11) 5c NEMAN. JEFFREY (12) 138 NEMAN. STACY (9) 41. 115 NEMAN. STEVE (10) 48 NETTESHEIM. MICHELLE (12) 139 NETTESHEIM. VICKI (9) 41 NI L BAL ER. MARY (12) 139 NEL BAUER PETER (10) 48 NGUYEN. TRUNG (11) 56. 82. 94. 115. 125 NICAS. GABRIELE (11) 56. Ill, 115. 118 NICHOLS. CREG (12) 68. 94. 105. 120, 121. 124. 139 NICHOLS PENNY (9) 41 NICKELS. KEVIN (10) 49 NORDER, MR. (F) 10 NORDSTROM. LORI (10) 49. 88 ooo O NEILL. MRS (F) - 10 O BRIEN. MOLLY (9) 41, ©2. 76. 88 O DIERNO. TR1NA (9) 41. 66. 102 OCHOA. JESSE (9) 101 OLSON. JOHN (10) 49 OLSON. SARA (9) 41 OLSON. TIM (12) 85 ONE ACT PLAYS - 20 ORCHESTRA - 102 OSBORNE. HILBERT (12) 139 OSBORNE. JANE (10) 49. 79. 86. 100. 105 OSTERHOLT. JAMES (9) 41. e7. 69 05TERHOLT. LISA (11) 56. 74, 8© 94. 100. 105. 111. 112, 114 OXLEY. BRETI (12) 24. 101, 102, 139 OXLEY. MICHELE (9) 41. 62. 7© 8o. 100. 115 PPP PACKARD. SANDY (12) 101, 116. 139 PALENSKE TRACI (11) PANCRATZ MARY (12) 79. 94. 105. Ill, 115. 139 PAPCKE, JULIE (11) 56. 117 PARR. SCOTT (11) 56. 84, 85. 105 PATTERSON. MR (F) - 10 PEACOCK. PAM (9) 41. 62. 76. 86 PEREZ. IRMA (10) 49 PEREZ, JOE (12) PERKINS, DEBORAH (9) PERSINGER. BU I. (12) 64. 65. 73. 75. 84. 85. 105, 139 PETERMANN. MRS. (F) 10 PETERS. LISA (9) 41. 70, 76, 88, 111, 115 PETERS, VALERIE (12) 139 PETERSON. DEREK (9) 41 PETERSON. EMILY (10) 49, 70. 112 PETERSON. JACKIE (11) 56. 62 PETERSON. JEANNA (9) 42, 79. 81 PETERSON, JEFF (10) 49 PETERSON. MARY (KATIE) (11) 27 r29. 56. 104, 111, 118. 119 PETERSON. PAM (11) 56. 78 - ■ . PETKOFF. GEORGE (11) 56 PETT. JODIE (12) 16. 66. 74. 104. 114. 139 PEYER. MARY BETH (12)79, 8o. 101, 140 PEYER. PATRICK (11) 56, 64, 89. 98. 96. 100. 105. 112. 124 PHAN. DUOC (11) 56 PHAN. PHAT (10) 49 PHILLIPS. BRIAN (9) 38. 42, 67. 77 PHILLIPS. TIM (11) 5© PHOTO CLUB - 115 PIERSON MIKE (12) 140 PIERSON. MR (F) 10 PIGGOTT ADRIENNE (12) 94. 100. 140 PILS, LAURA (10) 49. 78. 105 PINNON. BRANDON (11) PIPPITT JAMES(10) 49. 98. 96. 104. 115 POHL. JEFF (10) 49. 6© POHL. JOHN (12) PONDER. DAN (9) 42 PONDER. JENNIFER (10) 49 PORTER. GLENN (12) POTTER, ANITA (12) POWER LIFTINC CLUB 124 PRAHL. MR (F) 4 PRICE, KRISTINA (9) 41, 42. 70. 95. 100, 104. 112 PRICE. MRS (F)- 11 PROKES, DEAN (11) 56 PROM - 30 qqq QUARZENSKl. DAVID (11) QUILL AND SCROLL - 119 QUINTANILLA. TONY (11) QUINTANILLA, TONY (12) rrr RACE. CHRIS (11) 56 RACE. MR. (F) - 11. 123 RAHN. MRS. (F) - 11. 119 RAICHERT. PATRICIA (10) 49 RAMIREZ. CONNIE (12) 88. 122. 140 RMAIREZ. ROSEMARY (11) 57 RAMIREZ. WENDY (11) 57. 115, 117 RETZLAFF. MARY (10) 49. 50. 96, 115 REYNOLDS. BRIAN (12) RHYNER. CHRIS (12) RICE. PAMELA (10) 49 RICE. MRS. 98 RICHARDS, TODD (12) 114 RICHARDS. TROY (10) 22. 49. 50, 82. 104, 115 RICHARDSON. DANICA (12) 118. 119, 140 RICHARDSON, RUSSELL (10) (RUSTY) 49. 82, 101. 102 RIFMER, JENNIFER (9) 42. 101, 115. 118 RIGFRT FRANZ (12) 27. 45. 85. 9©. 98. 102. 105, 112. 140, 145 RIGERT GRETCHEN (11) 57. 61, 62. 63. 74. 86, 96. 98. 102. 105. 112, 125 ROBB. PATRICK (9) 42. 80 ROBERS. JASON (9) 38. 42. ©7, 95 ROBINSON. JEFF (11) 57. 82. 95. 104 114. 115 ROBINSON. TON IA (9) 38. 42. 115 RODRIGUEZ. JUAN (10) RODRIGUEZ. LUPE (9) RODRIGUEZ. MARTIN (11) 57 RODRIGUEZ. SHANNON (10) 49. ©6, 120 RODRIGUEZ, ULYSSES (CHUCK) (12) ROE. DEBBIE (10) 49 ROE, PHIL (11) 57 ROE, ROCKY (9) 42. 89 ROEKER CURT (11) 57 ROEKER. MARK 104 ROGERS. ALLEN (12) 64. 85. 105, 118. 120. 140 ROGERS. CATHY (9) 42 ROGERS. MICHAEL (10) 49. 120 ROHERTY. TIMOTHY (10) 49, 68. 10S, 115 ROHERTY. TINA (12) 112, 117. 118, 140 ROLFS, DAVID (12) 29, 94. 112. 140 RONNING, LISA (11) 57 RONNING. ROBBIE (9) 42 RONNING. SHERRI (12) 140 ROSENFIELD, GERALD (10) 49 ROSS. LINDA (12) ROSS. MIKE (11) 57, 64. 89 RUCKER. DAVID (12) 123. 141 RUELAS. MARIA (9) 42 RUPP. CAROL (9) 42 RUZKOWSKI. DONNA (12) RYAN. CHRISTOPHER (11) 57, 98, 96. 99. 102, 104. 125 sss SADLER, KEVIN (9) 37, 42. 69. 120 SADLER, MATT (11) 57. 83, 96 SAHACHAISERE. SONCKRAM (ROY) (9) 42, 67 SALEM. MIKE (12) SALZSTE1N. KELLI (10) le. 47. 49 SANABRIA. RODRIGO (12) 89, 102, 110. 111. 141 SANDERS. CARLA (11) 57 SANDERS. CHRISTOPHER (11) 57 SANDERS. JILL (12) 16. 19, 118, 119, 141 SANDERS. RON (12) 120 SANDSTROM. GERALD (10) SARGENT. WILLIAM (9) 42, ©7, e9. 89 SAWTELLE. GERALD (10) 49. ©6. ©8. 120 SAWTELLE, J AKE (10) 49. 69 SCERBA. MARK (12) 100. 124. 141 SCHARFENBERG. MR. (F) - 11. ©4. 85 SCHLURELL. MRS. (F) 11 SCHI.IECER. LEONARD (10) 49, 120 SCHMAUNG. CHRISTEEN (12). 9© SCHMID. KAREN (11) 57, 117 SCHMIDT. KELLY (10) 49, 88. 101 SCHMIDT. MR (F) 11. 83 SCHMIDT. SCOTT (10) 49. 76. 82. 101. 102 SCHMIG. STACY (9) 42. 62. 95. 112. 115. 117 SCHMIG. STEVEN (10) 49, ©6, 68. 69. 89 SCHNEIDER. JILL (11) 57. 62. 88. 105. 117 SCHOLL, LAVERNE (12) 141 SCHOLLE. JOEY (12) 112, 141 SCHRAMSKI. ROB (9) 42. 120 SCHULD. KIM (11) 57. 117, 120 SCHULTZ, ANDREW (11) 57. 82 SCHUZ, BARB (12) SCHULTZ, CAROLYN (10) 49. 78. 100, 105, 111, 112, 115 SCHULTZ. COLLEEN (12) 79. 105, 111. 141 SCHUZ. DAVID (12) 64, 75, 89. 101. 102, 105 SCHULTZ. MICHAEL (9) 42 SCHULTZ, ROBERT (9) 42 SCHUMACHER. DEAN (11) 57 SCHUTT. DAWN (11) 58. 117. 120. 121 SCHWIGEL, TOM (11) 58. 64, 75. 85 SCOTT. ERIC (11) 54. 58 SCOTT, JAMES (12) 27. 29. 64. 75. 82. 101. 105. 106, 111. 141 SCOTT. JENNIFER (11) 24. 25. 57, 58. 70. 88, 94. 9©. 104. 105, 111. 112, 125 SCOTT, MR. (F) 11. 109 SCOTT. SHELLY (11)58, ©2. 88, 105. 116, 124 SEAVER. CHRIS (9) 42. 83, 95 SEBRANEK. SCOTT (12) 29 SECORD. BONNIE (12) 95, 104. 105, 114, 141 K SECORD. JANET (10) 49 SELCREN. SCOTT (11) 58. 83 SEERA. RAMON (9) 42 158 indcx SENIOR ACTIVITIES - 152 SENIOR PICNIC - 144 SERPE, MRS. (F) 11. lo. 26. 29. 53 SEUSER. MR. (F) 11. 67. 66. 69, 89. 124 SEVERING. MR (F) 12. 96 SEYMOUR. WILLIAM (10) 49 70. 89. 105 SHADDUCK, JENEANE (10) 49 SHANKS. MARK (12) SHEETS. EDWARD (9) 16. 42, c7. 77. 83 SHELTON, VANNESSA (9) 42. 70 SHERIDAN. CHUCK (10) 50 SHILT5, RON (12) 142 SHINNERS, MRS (F) 12 SHOWERS. KEITH (12) 142 SHREVES. MRS. (F) 12 SHUNK. MISS (F) 12 SIEDELMANN. TOM (11) 19. 58. 89 SIFrERMANN. BRIAN (11) 58. 82 SIFFLRMANN. KENTON (12) 82 SIMONS. MICHAEL (10) 50 SKEON, BRAD (10) 50. 80 SLADE. AULDERSON (10) 50 SLIKER. JACQUELINE (10) 50. 98. 96 SMITH. HERMAN (10) SO SMITH, JOHN (11) 58. 64. 75. 89. 98. 105, 125 SMITH. MATTHEW (12) 68, 94. 105. 123, 142 SMITH. MRS. (F) 12 SMITH, SANDRA (10) 50. 122 SMOJVER, MR. (F) 12 SOFTBALL - 8c SONTAG. SHAWN (10) 50 SORG. JOHN (12) 64. 68, 94, 105. 120, 142 SORG. MARK (10) 50, 120 SORG. STEVE (9) 42, 67. o9. 94. 120. 123 SPENCER. MRS (F) 12 ST CLAIR, FLOYD (11) STACK. MANDA (9) 42. 78. 118 STEFANSK1. EDWARD (TONY) (11) 58 STEINMETZ. JULIE (11) 58, 117 STEPPER. TODD (9) 42. 84, 112, 123 STLRKEN, DAVID (11) 58 STLRKEN, RYAN (10) 50 STEVENSON. TAM! (9) 42. 70 STEWART. KATHY (9) 42, 62. 88. 9S STICKNEY. SARAH (10) 45. 50. 6c. 77. 104, 115 STILES. MICHELLE (10) 23. 50. 104, 115. 118 STINN. STARR (11) ST1RMEL. DEANNA (11) 58. 120. 123 STOKHOLM. JAYE (10) 50 STONEBURNER, JOHN (9) 42 STOWE, BILL (10) 50, 115 STREVER, AMANDA (10) 50. 98. 9c. 102 STUDENT COUNCIL - 112 STURGEN BRUCE (11) 58. 94 STUVER. LISA (12) 27. ec. 98. 104. 112, 115. 142 SUMINSKI. MR (F) 12. 86 SUTHERLAND, MEME (9) 43. 120 SWEEN. DAN (9) 43 SWIMMING (BOYS) 80 SWIMMING (GIRLS) 70. SWING CHOIR • 98 SYMPHONIC BAND 100 ttt TALLMAN, DEAN (9) 43 T A VITAS. MS 81 TEESCH. MR (F) 12 TEJEDA. LIDIA (11) 58. 8c. 115, 117 TENNIS (BOYS) - 82 TENNIS (GIRLS) 78 TERMAAT. DEANNA (10) 50. 62. 8c. 111. 112, 115 TERPSTRA. SCOTT (9) 43, c7. 77. 84 TESCH. LAVONNE (12) 8c. 105, 117, 123, 142 TESCH, SHARI (9) 43. 62. 86. 115 TEUBRET, AMY (10) 50 THIEL. MR (F) 13 THIELE. DANIEL (10) 50 THIELE. JOEL (12) 142 THIELE. MRS (F) 13, 117 THIELE. PATRICIA (10) 50. 62. 8c, 104 111. 112, 115 THIELE, ROBERT (11) 2c. 58. 64. 112 TIGHE. MR - 13. 118, 119 THIL1.MANN, SHELLY (10) THREE ACT PLAY - 24 THURNAU. EDWIN (10) 50. 76. 82 THURNAU, TERRI (12) 94. 115. 142 TIGHE. MR (F) TJEERDSMA. LORI (12) 117 TORRENGA, JANE (11) 23 58. 105, 114 TRACK (BOYS) - 89 TRACK (GIRLS) - 88 TRAN. ANH (12) - 142 TRAN, NGUYEN (12) 82, 114. 142 TURNER. THOMAS (10) 50. 80. 105, 112 TVETER. DAWN (9) 43 TVETER. MISSY (11) 58, 122 TWING. RICK (10) 51 TWING. THERESA (12) uuu f ULBR1CH, SANDRA (9) 43. 95. 104. 115, 122 vvv VAN ORSOW. MRS. (F) 13 VANACKLR. KYLE (12) 19. 82. 9c. 101. 102. 105, 02 yC VANBLARICOM, KATHY (10) 101 VANCE DAVID (9) 43 VANDKRWIELEN. LEIC.H (11) 59-VARSITY CLUB - 105 VASQUEZ, CARMEN (12) VECTER, ANDREW (9) 41. 43. 67. 83 VECTER, KELLY (11) 59. 117 VECTER, SUSAN (11) 59. 70. 117 VLLEY. JEFFREY (10) 51. 120 VERBRAEKEN. MARCEL (12) 143 VERDICK. GEORGE (12) VERRILL. JODIE (11) 59. 70. 118 VICA -115 VIDAS. MR. F) - 13. 114. 115 VILLARREAL. ALVIN (9) 43. 115 VILLARREAL. MARY (11) 59 VILLARREAL. OSCAR (12) VLOSAK. NICOLE (12) 115. 143 VOLLEYBALL 62 VORBRICH. CURTIS (11) 59. 115. 118 VORLOP. ELIZABETH (11) 29 53, 59. 70. 88, 94. 102.104, 105. 112, 125 VORLOP. FRITZ (9) 43. 67, 80 82. 105 VOSS. DAN (12) 143 VRIEZEN. MRS. (F) 13 WWW WALKER SCOTT (11) 59. o4, 89, 105. 110. 111. 125 WALLACE. LINDA (9) 23, 43. 78. 81. 88, 9c, 101. 104. 105. 111. 112. 115 WALLACE. MR. (F) 13, 06. t«8. 69. 84 WARD. DOUG (9) WARD. RON (10) WARN. KIM (11) 59 WARN. MICHELE (10) 49. 51 WARNER. RICHARD (10) 51. 66, 76, 84 WARRENBURG. JAMES (MIKE) (11) 59 WARRENBURG. LESTER (10) 51 WASHAY. PAULETTE (12) WATKINS. JENNIFER (10) 51. 70. 74. 8c. 105. 111. 115 INDEX WATRY. JUDY (12) 24. 25. 143 WEBER, MONICA (10) 51. 95 WEBER PAUL (9) 43. 69. 124 WECKESSER. RANDY (12) 143 WECKESSER. ROBIN (12) cc. 74. 124. 143 WELCH. MIKE (12) 143 WENDORF. JAMES (9) 43 WENZEL. LYNN (10) SI WENZEL. STEVE (12) WESTERLUND, DARWIN (10) 51. 83. 95. 9o, 102, 115 WHALEN. DAWN (12) 122. 143 WHEELER. CORINNE (10) 51. 70 05, 111 WHEELER. MRS (F) 13 WHEELER. SCOTT (11) 1c. 58. 59. o4. 89 WHITWORTH. ALDON (It) WHITWORTH. THOMAS (12) WICK, MR (F) 114 WIEDENHOEFT. CORY (10) 51. oc. 80. 105 WIEGAND. JEANETTE (10) 51 WI1.EAR. JILL (10) 51 WILGUS, RANDY (10) 59 80. 82. 100, 102. 105 WILKINS. MICHELLE (12) 143 WILKINS. SCOTT (9) 43 WILKINS. STEVE (10) 51. 89 WILKINS. VALARIE (11) 59, e2. o3. 8o,f 117 WILLIAMS. DAWN (9) 43 WILLIAMS. KEVIN (9) 43. 120 WILLIAMS. KIM (11) 59 WILLIAMS. I.EANN (11) 59, e8, 101. Ill, , 115 WILSON, AMY (12) 94. 9c. 100. 101. 102. 115. 143 WILSON. ANGELA (10) 51. 78, 9c, 101, 104. 105, 112 WINGER. LORENNA (II) 59 WINTER WEEK - 28 WOJCIK, A. JOE (9) 43 WOLFE. CHANDRA (10) 51. 102. 115 WOLFE, RONNIE (11) 59 WORTH, PHIL (12) c4. oS. 72. 75. 89. 94 101. 104. 105. 112. 113. 143 WRESTLING 08 WRZESINSKI. TIM (12) 143 WUTTKE. LOR1E (10) 51. 8c. 104. 111. 115 yyy YELTON. BRIAN (12) 64. 82. 105. 112. 143 YNOCENCIO. DANNY (11) 57. 59, o4. 65. 112 YNOCENCIO DIANA (12) 143 YNOCENCIO. EVODIO (9) 43 o7. 89 YORK. MICHAEL (12) 143 YOUNG. DIANNA (9) - 21. 43. 8c. 95. 101 YOUNG. MATT (9) 43. 67. o9. 84 120 YTY - 122 zzz ZELL. DARRIN (9) 43. 67. 77 ZILLMER. BRIAN (12) Z1LLMER. LISA (10) 51 ZIMMERMANN. MR. (F) 13 ZOELLNER. MICHAEL (9) 43, o7. 89 ZOMER, GERALD (12) 120, 143 ZWEIFEL. TODD (9) 43 80. 105 index 159 WAS A SPECIAL YEAR Sarah Mulder PHOTOGRAPHY D-DHS Photo Club Austin Studio Delavan Enterprise Jill Bohn Lesa Brockwell Denise DuVall Anne Freitag Cindy Harper Jennifer Kieselburg Jennifer Love Gaby Nicas Katie Peterson Jill Sanders Lori Wuttke Mr. Tighe loO ycar's end I