Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

� Dedication It is with special honor that the first year of Dodgeland High should also com- memorate the 25th year of service to the field of education by Mr. Norman Dahl. Through the 25 years of service to education in our community as an in- structor, guidance counselor, coach, principal, and above all, friend; through your desire and eagerness that all of us should attain the highest goal of person- al satisfaction; through your contact with those students who have observed and felt the need for sympathy, sincer- ity, understanding, and patience; and through your dedicated efforts to the student body, it is with sincere pride and honor that this yearbook be dedicat- ed to you, Mr. Dahl. WIAA MEMBER AND PRESIDENT 77 REFLECTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration.......................5 Faculty............................7 School Assistants.................13 Organizations.......................15 Who Knows?........................16 Band..............................18 Chorus............................22 Publications......................25 Student Council...................38 Activities..........................39 Homecoming........................40 Prom..............................46 Musical...........................48 Sports............................49 Classes.............................63 Freshmen..........................64 Sophomores........................66 Juniors...........................68 Seniors...........................70 Graduation........................86 Closing.............................88 Men MR. GEORGE KNUCKLES Superintendent of Schools of MR. PERRY LINDBERG Guidance Counselor Everyone has to agree that the school year 1970-71 had to be one of the most different experiences a school has to offer. Although the people in the administration offices had many problems, they made it smooth sail- ing for everyone. MR. NORMAN DAHL Dodgeland High Principal 6 Decision The Intellects of Dodgeland High MRS. ELIZABETH BRIE MAN English, World Lit. MRS. ARLOUINE BUHR English, Civics MRS. KIM HUSSLI Physical Education MR. WILBUR FOTH Agriculture, Science MR. LLEWELLYN EDMING English, Spanish MISS JOYCE HA UK English MRS. JUDITH DRAEGER Mathematics MRS. MARIAN JOSS English MRS. LINDA KNUCKLES Chorus MRS. ANN KIELSMEIER French MR. DWAINE KRENTZ Librarian Physical Education MRS. PHYLLIS NOVAK Home Economics MRS. JENNIE NEUMANN Typing I Shorthand Bookkeeping 10 MR. JOHN LARSON Driver Education Science Mathematics MISS JOAN LEMKE Typing I Advanced Typing Shorthand MISS LORA IN E WUBBEN Social Problems, Civics MR. ROBERT WIENEKE Office Practice, Adv. Typing MR. HAROLD WYSS Social Studies MR. ROBERT WILLET Industrial Arts, Math 12 Familiar Places MRS. MARLENE STEFFEN G MRS. MARY TILLEMA District Office Secretaries MRS. JOYCE DUFFY Dodgeland High Secretary Their laughs and smiles are familiar . . . Give them a typewriter, a telephone, and a problem, they're content! Let the office become noisy and they're very disturbed. Being the office secretary means real work, and there's plenty of that in the offices of Dodgeland High. MRS. HAMMANN G MRS. HUMMEL Preparing meals for 240 students every day is no easy task as our cooks will tell you. How- ever, anybody who has eaten lunch in the cafe- teria has never gone away hungry! MRS. DIANA JONGEBLOED Slow down and walk, kids! Quit teasing the poor girl, Glen , are only a few daily comments from our first and only hall moni tor. A pleasing smile and a gruff voice gets the point across! Mr. Bartz, Mr. Uttech, Mr. Klug, Mr. Wolfgang, Mr. Haase. Battling imclement weather, keeping the buses clean, and get- ting the young people to school on time are but a few of the duties of our faithful bus drivers. Our hard working custodians are al- ways willing to clean up the messes we leave with them each day. Mr. Straseske, Mr. Fehling, and Mr. Gossfeld. FRONT ROW: Mr. Weiss, Mr. Zank, BACK ROW: Mr. Vergenz, and Mr. Hasenstab. ORGANIZATIONS Who Knows TOP ROW: Mrs. Brieman, Miss Wubben, Mr. Edming, Bev Gemetzke. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Buschkopf, Russ Sette, Mary Lacaeyse. A lot of hard work and studying was put in for our spot last fall on the Channel 6 WHO KNOWS? program. Connie Kuehl, Tom Gundrum, and Rita Richards, in addition to the above students, were chosen last fall on their scholastic ability to compete for the four positions on our team. After a try-out of a series of timed rapid-fire questions, Bob Buschkopf, Russ Sette, Mary Lacaeyse, and Bev Gemetzke, as the alternate, were chosen to go to Milwaukee for the contest. After an exciting half hour, our team came out on top against a tough troop from Mil- waukee South Division High. Unfortunately, we lost by five points in the second phase of com- petition against the Brookfield East High School. Special thanks is given to our coaches Mrs. Brieman, Mr. Edming, and Miss Wubben who gave us a great deal of their time and encourage ment. This truly is a REFLECTION Highlite of the Year for panelists and viewers as well. Arts Crafts Club FRONT ROW: Randy Radtke, Jim Maas, Kenny Tietz, Mike Thoma, Neal Yeiges, Mike Scherer, Blaine Priebusch, MIDDLE ROW: Kay Wiechman, Jane Gahlman, Bill Panetti, Ron Jauert, Craig Kadinger, Barb Maas, Mr. Schuster, Advisor. BACK ROW: Rodney Alvarado, Penny Beerbohm, Janet Yelk, Mike Hendricks, Robert Schultz, Sherry Win- ter, Linda Gundrum, Cynthia Maas. Creators of America The Arts Crafts Club again this year played Santa for deserving children. Other ac- tivities included recreation nights in the gym (complete with food), a dance, and their an- nual end-of-the year cook-out with Mr. Schuster as their chef. FRONT ROW: Becky Winter, Leonard Qualmann, Gene Miller, Bemie Kikkert, Mike Lohry, Dave Deloy, Eileen Hickey. MIDDLE ROW: Curt Firari, Ernie Scott, Bob Hensler, Liz Rennhack, Mike Rennhack, Steve Aubrecht, Bill Scott. BACK ROW: Mike Couperus, Linda Laird, Barb Griepentrog, Karen Beal, Bev Hendricks, Mary Schimmel, Dennis Werblow. 17 Honors Band Each year students from all over the state try out for the Honors Band. Only a select 300 are chosen. The students from our music department who tried out were; SEATED: Jenny Matthews, Shelly Cose, Brenda Becker. STANDING: Kit Guenther, Sharon Rediske, Jane Bliefuss, Patti Hickey. Stage Band FIRST ROW: Mike Schultz, Kurt Guenther, Debbie Draheim, Kit Guenther, Paul Henkel, Nancy Tietz, Sharon Rediske. SECOND ROW: Joyce Erickson, Dan Petry, Debbie Steger, Lynn Hupf, Mr. Novak, Director. THIRD ROW: Brian Soldner, Charlie Klossner, Gary Pederson, Ross Rhode, Mike Korth, Dean Lisko. FOURTH ROW: Gary Wild, Bill Wetherbee, Bill Dahl, Chuck Schultz, Mary Lacaeyse. X s: 3 3 «« 'O kn FIRST ROW: Sharon Rediske, Janeen Schultz, Carolyn Buss, Wanda Lee, Bev Gemetzke, Pam Rhode, Brenda Becker, Sandi Anton, Jane Bleifuss, Shelly Cose. SECOND ROW: David Henkel, Barb Slade, Pam Hardt, Pat Becker, Naomi Neuberger, Susan Boettcher, Pat Hoevet, Jenny Matthews, Bev Hammon, Darlene Lau, Nancy Becker, Pat Hickey, Dan Petry, Kurt Guenther, Debbie Draheim, Kit Guenther, Paul Henkel. THIRD ROW: Dale Ninmann, Mary Jo Becker, Liz Rennhack; Alvina Kueffer, Barb Beal, Joan Wolosz, Judy Mittelstaedt, Mike Olson, Dale Kreitzman, Scott Moungey, Bob Buhr, Gary Wild, Carol Aloi, Lynn Hupf, Debbie Steger, Denise Petroselli, Mike Schultz, Joyce Erickson, Nancy Tietz, Nan Hupf. FOURTH ROW: Bill Wetherbee, Bill Dahl, Chuck Schultz, Mary Lacaeyse, Bill Cook, Rita Richards, Eileen Hickey, Sonia Neuberger, Doris Yelk, Gary Pedersen, Ross Rhode, Mike Korth, Dean Lisko. FIFTH ROW: Bob Jaeck, Bryan Soldner, Roland Davidson, Bob Kant, Mike Pedersen, Charles Klossner, Terry Welsh, Kathy Kath, Barb Greipentrog, Sherri Werblow, Margie Yelk, Connie Kuehl, Cindy Rehfeldt, Bob Strous, Mr. Novak, Director. T wirlers Band Officers STAGE BAND OFFICERS—SEATED: Charlie Klossner, Pres.; Bill Dahl, V. Pres.; Debbie Draheim, Sec. BAND OFFICERS—STANDING: Chuck Schultz, Pres.; Mary Lacaeyse, V. Pres. ; Dale Ninmann, Sec. ; Janeen Schultz, Treas. KNEELING: Brenda Becker; Rita Richards; Shelley Cose. STANDING: Barbara Slade; Sharon Rediske. G.A.A. Board and Officers FRONT ROW: Marian Teson, Treas.; Kathy Richards, Sec.; Karen O'Connor, V. Pres.; Rita Richards, Pres. BACK ROW: Debbie Griepentrog, Pat Maertz, Nancy Tietz, Mrs. Hussli, Advisor; Debbie Draheim, Ann Jongebloed, Board Members. Girls, Girls, Girls FRONT ROW: Barb Slade, Pat Gierach, Linda Hoffman, Pat Becker, Cindy Rehfeldt, Janeen Schultz, Corrine Owens. MIDDLE ROW: Joy Uttech, Lois Braunschweig, Darlene Hauptli, Sharon Rediske, Terry Welch, Candance Soldner, Carleen Pieper. BACK ROW: Sherry Werblow, Janice Ott, Jode Strobel, Patti Hoevet, Sue Jahnke, Rhonda Depover, Sue Cramer. This year the G. A. A. took part in several money-making activities which included selling refreshments at a basketball game and also at a Bake Sale during the One-Act Play performances. The girls used their profits to attend Holiday on Ice at the Milwaukee Arena on February 2. One of the main accomplishments of the Club was the initiation of a new award system and a revised point system. The girls took part in such sports as basket- ball, volleyball, and baseball at different intervals in the year. FRONT ROW: Denise Lau, Jane Bleifuss, Carolyn Buss, Carol Tietz, Heidi Chapman, Nan Hupf, Sue Aschaker. MIDDLE ROW: Npra Walsh, Debbie Hensler, Linda Schultz, Judi Mittelstaedt, Bev Hammann, Debbie Appenfeldt, Nancy Becker. BACK ROW: Jane Nehls, Brenda Becker, Mary Quamme, Jill Uttech, Pam Wyss, Sue Boettcher, Sandi Anton, Barbara Stange. We Are the Chorus N N Drbie ah,e,lT’ uBre,nd Cuer’ K y pieman, Nancy Becker, Jim Walsh, Bob Strous, Kurt Guenther, Craig Hartwick, Dan Sharon Rediske, Shelley Cose, Joy Uttech, Jen Matthews, Sandi Anton. SECOND ROW: Donna Walsh, Karen Schlichting, Penny Beerbohm, Mary Jo Becker, Joyce Fnsbie, Eileen H key, Russ Sette Mike Korth, Charlie Klossner, Lee Bruni, Mike Soldner, Jane Bleifuss, Karen O'Connor, Kit Guenther Soma Neuberger Pat Krueger. THIRD ROW: Linda Schultz, Colleen Duffy, Sue Zabel, Gloria Lacaeyse, Peggy Gossfeld, Candi Soldner Carole Rennhack Mm nFTedso’nBShita PiGary lld ,ta Rlcha ds Connie Kuehl, Mary Lacaeyse, Darlene Lau, Joy Nehls. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Werblow, Jill Uttech, ’ P, Sci 1 Z’ J°am Kaeding, Steve Aubrecht, Ross Rohde, Rick Nell, Robbie Nelson, Marlon Nehls, Greg Buhr, Patti Hickey, Judi Mittelstaedt, Lois Fnede, DeEtt Hupf. We Are the Swingers FRONT ROW: Patti Hickey, Kay Brieman, Joy Uttech, Sandi Anton. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Knuckles, Director; Rita Richards, Debbie Draheim, Kit Guenther, Judi Mittlestaedt, Jen Matthews. BACK ROW: Karen O'Connor, Brenda Becker, Pat Krueger, Eileen Hickey. Debate Club FRONT ROW: Pat Krueger, Debbie Draheim, Randal Woltman, Shelly Cose. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Rediske, Kathy Richards, Debbie Griepentrog, Linda Sette, Carol Tietz. BACK ROW: Pam Wyss, Jane Bleifuss, Brenda Becker, Mrs. Brieman, Advisor; Karen O'Connor, Jim Hemmy, Russell Sette, Rick Nell, Chris Fenz, Sonia Neuberger, Bob Busch- kopf, Ralph Sharp, Pat Gierach. Under the supervision of Mrs. Brieman, debaters this year learned debating skills along with arguing the issues concerning pollution. They also sponsored a dance which projected their less serious side. Work, success, and some disappointments, mixed in with a lot of fun helped to make up the experiences shared by this se- rious-yet fun-loving group. 24 Deadlines Were Met? FRONT ROW: Sonia Neuberger, Ann Hemmy, Joan Scherer, Jim Hemmy, Karen O'Connor, Sherry :St_e ff.n’ Buss. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Jongebloed, Denise Lau, Susan Kasper, Carleen Pieper, Candi Soldner, DeEtt Hupt. ROW: Jane Nehls, Jill Uttech, Linda Schultz, Nancy Becker, Colleen Duffy, Rhonda DePover, Melanie Neitzel. FRONT ROW: Debbie Griepentrog, Carole Rennhack, Dale Nmmann, Denise Domfeld Randy Uttech, Nancy e , Janeen Schultz. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Richards, Chris Fenz, Jean Scherer Peggy ossfeld, Lois Braunschweig Pat Krueger. BACK ROW: Kathy Schaefer, Joy Nehls, Barb Griepentrog, Joy Uttech, Linda Stutz, Lois Friede, Debbie Draheim. Odyssey Officers FRONT ROW: Mrs. Neumann, Advisor; Linda Gildemeister, Brenda Becker, Linda Ridge, Jill Uttech, Joy Uttech, Marian Teson, Linda Stutz, Miss Lemke, Advisor; BACK ROW: Sherry Pieper, Beverly Stueber, Jane Bleifuss, Mike Scherer, Jim Hemmy, Joe Bronner, Jim Haeni, Gary Matuszeski, Susan Kasper, Sonia Neuberger. As a result of the combination of the two schools a new name for the paper had to be cho- sen. A contest was held with the winning title ODYSSEY being chosen. Besides just selling papers a special edition of homecoming photographs was sold. Reflections Officers Before having pictures taken or piecing the annual together a new name had to be consid- ered. The student body voted on several names with the name REFLECTIONS being chosen. The yearbook staff had an enormous job ahead of them but, as one can tell by reading through, the final product was a complete success. FRONT ROW: Jenny Matthews, Mary Lacaeyse, Marian Teson, Sandy Anton. BACK ROW: Mr. Wieneke, Advisor; Rita Richards, Darlene Lau, Robert Hummel, Connie Kuehl, Terry Welch, Brenda Becker, Mrs. Neumann, Advisor. Ne wspaper Staff FRONT ROW: Jean Scherer, Sherry Steffen, Ann Hemmy, Patrick O'Connor, Rick Nell, Bob Strous, Joan Scherer, Karen O'Connor, Debbie Slade. MIDDLE ROW: Shelly Cose, Jenny Matthews, Kathy Richards, Carleen Pieper, Judy Bronner, Barb Slade, Patty Gierach, Candy Soldner, Mary Jo Becker. BACK ROW: Rose Ann Key, Mike Couperus, Carol Taber, Nancy Becker, DeEtt Hupf, Patty Krueger, Sheri Winter, Joy Nehls, Lois Friede, Melanie Neitzel. FRONT ROW: Kathy Berger, Rita Richards, Becky Winter, Patty Becker, Dennis Schmidt, John Duffy, Denise Dorn- feld, Nancy Tietz, Janeen Schultz. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Fenz, Karen Cramer, Ann Jongebloed, Marilyn Priebusch, Sharon Rediske, Judy Mittelstaedt, Pam Canniff, Linda Schultz, Frieda Schmitt. BACK ROW: Alvina Kueffer, Caroline Engebretson, Jane Selchert, Susan Jahnke, Colleen Duffy, Debbie Burnett, Joyce Erickson, Sandi Anton, Jane Nehls, Debbie Draheim. 27 “Plow” Power” FIRST ROW: Mervin Nehmer, Earl Metzger, Marty Weiss, Roy Schmitt, Frank Fredrick, Rick Nell, Den Schmidt, Russ Sette, Dave Scher, Mr. Foth, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Joe Haase, Roger Schuett, Robert Gerbitz, Greg Schultz, Bob Leistico, Richard Vinz, Dave Etter, Greg Nehls, Ken Schimmel, Ken Sylvester. THIRD ROW: Phil Weiss, Jerry Kreu- ziger, Ed Neuberger, Richard Schmitt, Jim Lauersdorf, Bill Goodhue, Richard Schwichtenberg, Charles Davison. FOURTH ROW: Bob Goodhue, Jerry Klinger, Van Clark, Douglas Rhode, John Haase, Paul Leonard, Gary Nell, Dave Metzger, Jeff Clark, Steve Stock. FIFTH ROW: Delaine Kottwitz, Randy Soldner, Russell Davison, Paul Lainberger, Leland Bruni, Mark Hamann, Mike Marsch. SEATED: Russell Sette, Sec. ; Rick Nell, Pres. ; Dennis Schmidt, V-Pres. STAND- ING: David Scher, Sent. ; Roy Schmitt, Rep. ; Martin Weiss, Pari. ; Frank Fredrick, Treas. Those grinning guys in the blue cordu- roy jackets did it again! They peddled seeds, oranges, and Xmas trees; knew their soils well enough to earn the right to compete in the National Contest in the state of Oklahoma; safaried to Farm Progress Days at Sun Prairie and the In- ternational at Chicago; spoke up a storm at the local and district speech contests; feted their parents at a sumptuous ban- quet, and called points of order on the judges at the district and sectional Parlia- mentary contests. This stone gathered no moss!! CHAPTER SWEETHEART: Jean Gray Future Teachers of America FRONT ROW: Cheryl Affeld, Donna Engebretson, Judy Bronner, Kathy Hemmy, Rita Gahlman, Mary Jo Becker. MID DLE ROW: Pam Rohde, Robin Wuesthoff, Susan Breitenstein, Debra Druecke, Laurie Canniff, Mrs. Draeger, Advisor. BACK ROW: Donna Walsh, Connie McDowell, Cheryl Hilker, Sandra Gierach, Pam Lehman, Sandra Cramer. Electronics Club FRONT ROW: Frank Golemgeski, Gary Westphal, James Moser, Dennis Bergmann, Ralph Sharp, Michael Maertz, James Gernetzke David Kranz. MIDDLE ROW: ELoy Gaitan, John Quamme, Mike Firari, James Gehrke, Craig Schwichtenberg, Glen Neis’ Raymond Teson, Lynn Lee, Mr. Daley, Advisor. BACK ROW: Tom Haase, David Hagelberg, Mike Olson, Paul Kueffer, Joel Cahoon, Jon Anton, Michael Pedersen, David Milovanovic, Gary Hauptli. mj Sports Appreciation Club FRONT ROW: Bob Buhr, Randy Uttech, Charlie Klossner, Dale Matuszeski, John Duffy, Robbie Nelson, Bill Wetherbee, Gary Matuszeski. MIDDLE ROW: Rick Bassette, Jim Walsh, Bill Dahl, Orlen Braunschweig, Greg Buhr, Dave Peters, Craig Mink, John Rude. BACK ROW: Randy Woltman, Dan Petry, Gerald Ninmann, Steve Bronner, Ken Breitenstein, Dale Ninmann, Dave Pasewald, Chuck Selchert, Ron Weel, Steve Leistico. FRONT ROW: Steve Kasper, John Burdick, Jim Hemmy, Bob Kant, Bob Maertz, Bob Strous, Ross Rohde, Dennis Fude. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Buschkopf, Chuck Schultz, Chuck Rupnow, Marlon Nehls, Dave Buschkopf, Tom Jaeck, Gary Kohn, Jeff Caine, Steve Kranz. BACK ROW: Bob Petry, Dan Wegener, Roland Davison, Tom Polsin, Pat O'Connor, Jeff Raabe, Paul Cramer, Gary Wild, Dale Kreitzman. Where's the opposition, fella's? Mr. Krentz, Advisor: Joe Bronner, Pres. ; Barry Grosenick, V. -Pres; Jim Haeni, S-T. Lettermeris Club FRONT ROW: Steve Kasper, Randy Uttech, Jim Hemmy, Bob Kant, Bob Maertz, Bob Strous, Den Fude. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Petry, Mike Schultz, Gary Pedersen, Dave Peters, Jim Haeni, Mike Marsch, Craig Mink, John Rude, Mr. Wieneke, Advisor. BACK ROW: Randy Woltman, Paul Leonard, Jim Walsh, Steve Kranz, Dale Ninmann, Gary Wild, Tom Polsin, Jerry Ninmann, Bill Scott. The Lettermen's Club major emphasis during the year was the selecting of a new var- sity achievement award. As the first award, an 8 inch D for jackets and 6 inch D for letter sweaters. Colors are purple with a white background. Other awards are the same as previously selected. FRONT ROW: Bill Wetherbee, Den Schmidt, Barry Grosenick, Dale Matuszeski, John Duffy, Gary Matuszeski, Joe Bron- ner. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Scherer, Bill Dahl, Jim Lindl, Dave Buschkopf, Orlen Braunschweig, Chuck Schultz, Bob Buschkopf, Mr. Krentz, Advisor. BACK ROW: Paul Henkel, Bob Jaeck, Steve Bronner, Rick Bassette, Craig Kadinger, Tom Gundrum, Chuck Selchert, Ron Weel, Jim Lauersdorf. Boy’s and Girl’s Bowling Club FRONT ROW: Kathy Schaeffer, Lois Friede, Linda Stutz, Joy Nehls, Pat Krueger, Chris Tisdale, Laurie Hartwick, Sheila Druecke, Charlene Jauert. MIDDLE ROW: Melva Kottwitz, Rose Ann Braker, Gloria Lacaeyse, Cheryl Huebner, Faith Westphal, Laura Kaiser, Diane Tews, Kathy Hensler, Miss Dietrich, Advisor. BACK ROW: Chris Fenz, Debbie Welch, Joani Kaeding, Jean Scherer, Joan Scherer, Kathie Kath, DeEtt Hupf, Peggy Gossfeld. This year we had a Boy's and a Girl's Bowling Club. The members went bowling every activity period. They tried their hardest to raise their own or beat their fellow bowlers' scores. FRONT ROW: Fred Nelson, Greg Lehman, Fred Marquardt, Gary Qualmann, Dan Duffy, Brian Soldner, Randy Pieper, LaVern Hilker, Richard Aschaker, Mark Hagelberg, David Henkel. MIDDLE ROW: Greg Nelson, Scott Druecke, Scott Moungey, Alan Wolosz, Leland Kottwitz, Mike Soldner, Tom Gundrum, Craig Hartwick, Bob Jaeck, Mr. Wyss, Advi- sor. BACK ROW: Mike Becker, James Schultz, Jim Lindl, Brad Steinagel, Steve Bonde, Rick Bradley, Mark Maaske, Doug Callies. 32 Home Ec. Club FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dahl, Advisor; Sherry Steffen, Kathy Berger, Ann Hemmy, Linda Christensen, Bev Maryott, Barb Zepp. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Ridge, Joyce Frisbie, Pam Canniff, Sherry Westphal, Kay Brieman, Sherry Pieper, Debbie Slade. BACK ROW: Jean Friede, Sherry Roberts, Jane Selchert, Karen Schlichting, Jen Matthews, Marilyn Holl, Wanda Lee, Karen Cramer, Darlene Lau. Our Home Economics Club started the 1970-71 school year successfully by receiving sec- ond place for our Homecoming float, Something's Burning! In addition to selling refresh- ments at the basketball and football games, we sold Christmas cards. Our sleepless slumber party was enjoyed by the girls who attended. Mrs. Dahl and Mrs. Novak, our advisors, helped us plan our annual trip of sightseeing, shopping, and fun to Chicago. Our style show was the biggest and best ever. Our talents this year were really too numerous to mention. Really! Really? FRONT ROW: Valerie Marsch, Joan Gahlman, Ronda Krause, Denise Domfeld, Carole Rennhack, Frieda Schmitt, Denise Petroselli. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Fenz, Connie Kuehl, Margie Yelk, Marilyn Priebusch, Patti Hickey, Roberta Tisdale, Joan Wolosz, Pam Lau. BACK ROW: Jean Gray, Judy Haase, Linda Gildemeister, Colleen Duffy, Shelley Cose, Janet Dahnert, Sandra Lee. Spanish Club FRONT ROW: Ralph Sharp, Ross Rohde, Randy Uttech, Jim Hemmy, John Duffy, Bob Strous, Dennis Schmidt, Gary Matuszeski, Bob Buhr. MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Rupnow, Jim Haeni, Mike Scherer, Steve Kasper, Mike Marsch, Craig Mink, Mike Schultz, Steve Kranz, Mr. Edming. BACK ROW: Paul Henkel, Eloi Gaiten, Bob Hensler, Dale Ninmann, Jim Gernetzke, Bill Dahl, Kurt Guenther, Chuck Selchert, Javier Garcia. The purpose of our club is to enhance and perpetrate the study of Spanish which cannot be done in the alloted class time. Various trips, discussions, movies, and slides help to establish in the minds of the students that we do have a Spanish heritage in the northern United States. Our proud accomplishment this school year occurred last October when we took first place in the float competition at Homecoming with our theme, Lonely Bull. FRONT ROW: Joan Gahlman, Valerie Marsch, Janeen Schultz, Patti Hickey, Susan Kasper, Patti Becker, Denise Dom- feld, Ann Hemmy, Carol Tietz, Karen O'Connor, Becky Winter, Sherry Steffen. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Sette, Sharon Rediske, Candi Soldner, Becky Bonde, Terri Welch, Joan Wolosz, Denise Lau, Beverly Maryott, Sonia Neuberger, Debbie Appenfeldt, Kit Guenther, Beverly Gernetzke, Jean Rennhack, Jenny Matthews. BACK ROW: Barb Stange, Rose Ann Key, Sandi Anton, Joy Nehls, Karen Schlichting, Colleen Duffy, Shelly Cose, Carole Taber, Jane Selchert, Rhonda DePover, Jane Nehls, Sherry Werblow, Jean Friede. 34 French Club FRONT ROW: Bob Buschkopf, Joseph Bronner, Barry Grosenick, Jim Hemmy, Robbie Nelson, Mike Scherer, Patrick O'Connor, Charles Selchert. MIDDLE ROW: Nora Walsh, Laura Kaiser, Robert Hummel, Ron Weel, Steve Aubrecht, James Walsh, Debbie Griepentrog, Rita Richards, Mrs. Kielsmeier, Advisor. BACK ROW: Debbie Draheim, Jill Uttech, Pat Krueger, Beverly Hendricks, Susan Fenz, Kathy Richards, Debbie Burnett, Brenda Becker, Donna Walsh. Je voudrais, n’a Jamais rien fait. J'essaierai, a fait de grandes choses. (Translation): I want”, brings no results. ”1 wish”, makes grand things happen. Business Education Club FRONT ROW: Melanie Neitzel, Alvina Kueffer. BACK ROW: Laurie Bradley, Marlene Kollman, Marie Becker, Not pre- sent are Rose Ann Key, and Clara Meyer. The Librarians Club SEATED: Joanne Arndt, Betty Dailey, Doris Yelk, Barbara Beal, Linda Schultz, Martha Schuett. STANDING: Naomi Neuberger, Barbara Kreitzman, Karen Benninger, Faith Westphal, Debra Gallitz, Sandra Gundrum, Lois Kohn, Pam Hardt, Leanne Pasewald, Mrs. Buhr, Advisor. The smiling faces above are of the girls who help you find that special book you need. They also sell books during study hall to expand their treasury. Seven patient stu- dents have started a brand new club at Dodgeland. They meet during club meetings and learn to check, checkmate, and corner their opponent. The Chess Club SEATED: Nick Bonde, Jeanne Rennhack, Rebecca Bonde, Terry Heintz. STANDING: William Cook, Sonia Neu- berger, Mr. Larson, Advisor; Javier Garcia. National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Bob Jaeck, Joe Bronner, Jim Hemmy, Jeff Raabe, Bob Petry. MIDDLE ROW: Sandi Anton, Jane Bleifuss, Rita Richards, Marian Teson, Debbie Draheim, Brenda Becker, Kathy Richards. BACK ROW: Darlene Lau, Shelley Cose, Carol Aloi, Beverly Gernetzke, Susan Kasper, Janeen Schultz, Sharon Rediske, Jennifer Matthews, Debra Appen- feldt, Linda Sette, Absent: Orlen Braunschweig and Russell Sette. This year was the first year the Nation- al Honor Society was a money-making or- ganization. One of our exhibitions was a food basket sale at a basketball game. With our previous treasury and our money-mak- ing desires, we managed to give a $100 scholarship to a senior. SEATED: Debbie Griepentrog, Treas; Mrs. Kielsmeier, Ad- visor. STANDING: Mary Lacaeyse, V-Pres.; Bob Buschkopf, Pres.; Jean Friede, Sec. Student Leaders of’71 Advisor. We can truly say it has been the most fascinating year we have ever spent. We have faced many new problems in the student body, meeting new people, making new friends, and enjoying every minute of it. The Student Council furnished a suggestion box to overcome the difficulties and to improve the school and its environment. The members of Student Council also sponsored a very successful Christmas program, which was enjoyed by everyone. It included a skit by the new teachers and something to eat and drink for everyone. We helped organizations such as the March of Dimes and had a cloth- ing drive for people in South America. We worked hard around Homecoming time, decorat- ing the gym and organizing a fun night for all present. Members also sponsored a live dance which was a big hit. All in all, the Council members will have to agree that this was a very impressive and exciting year for the Student's Leaders . Everything Is Beautiful LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Haeni, Marian Teson, Dennis Fude, Pam Canniff, Chuck Schultz, Joy Uttech, Bob Petty, Mary Lacaeyse, Joe Bronner, Karen O'Connor, Barry Grosenick, Jean Friede, John Duffy, Jill Uttech, Dennis Schmidt, Rita Richards, Jim Hemmy, Kay Brieman. All the events that surrounded HOME- COMING 1971 were termed a complete success by everyone. The floats were dec- orated to the themes of popular song titles, the band marched in-step through town, and the pep rally added to the already ris- ing school spirit. The Dodgeland Trojans were victorious in the Homecoming game and the dance was enjoyed by all. ROYAL COUPLE QUEEN KING Debbie Gary Draheim Matuszeski The music was appreciated by all! Who's Down? What Should We Tell Caroline? t P I a 7 5 Youth Adds a Dash of Pepper FRONT ROW: Bob Strous. MIDDLE ROW: Sheri Winter, Ross Rohde, Charles Selchert, Bob Kant. BACK ROW: Jane Bleifuss, Kay Wiechman, Bev Hendricks, Donna Walsh, Linda Stutz. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Becker, Robbie Nelson, Pat Gierach, Sonia Neuberger, Rita Richards, Kathy Berger. The Guilty Generation Sue Cramer, Marian Teson, Karen O'Connor, Janeen Schultz, Russ Sette, Mike Schultz, Ralph Sharp, and Mike Thoma. This year we presented three plays. The first play entitled What Shall We Tell Caroline? , directed by Mrs. Brieman, dealt with parents who had a diffi- cult time communicating with their teen-age daughter. She seldom spoke and found an interest in little things that most people take for granted. The play entitled Youth Adds A Dash of Pepper , direct by Miss Dietrich, was a comedy situation concerning the problems of a young waitress turning a slumy restaurant into a respectable place with the help of her knight in shiny armor. The final play The Guilty Generation was directed by Mr. Edming. This play had eight people who believed that they were the only living people left on the earth. They lived in caves and had to revert to a means of existence simi- lar to that of their earlier ancestors. This play went on to the sub-district contest. 0 n e A c t P 1 a y s Forensics FRONT ROW: Sherry Steffen, Ann Hemmy, Ralph Sharp, Mike Thoma, Steve Kasper, Patti Becker. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Wyss, Advisor; Sharon Rediske, Rita Richards, Debbie Griepentrog, Karen O'Connor, Kay Brieman, Russ Sette, Mr. EcLming, Advisor. BACK ROW: Debbie Draheim, Brenda Becker, Pat Hoevet, Pat Gierach Linda Sette, Marian Teson, Susan Fenz, Sherry Werblow. This year's participants in the Forensic Program met with hard work, tensions, disappointments, and success. Eight students: Mike Schultz, Kay Brieman, Janeen Schultz, Mike Thoma, Ralph Sharp, Sharon Rediske, Jane Bleifuss, and Pat Krueger, went on to state competition. Those receiving A 's at state were Sharon Rediske and Pat Krueger. Everyone benefited from this encounter with public speaking. FRONT ROW: Tom Gundrum, Mike Schultz, Jim Hemmy, Rick Nell, Denise Domfeld, Carol Tietz. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Brieman, Advisor; Christine Fenz, Bev Gemetzke, Janeen Schultz, Jane Bleifuss, Sonia Neuberger, Ron Weel, Mrs. Joss, Advisor. BACK ROW: Barb Stange, Rhonda DePover, Joy Uttech, Karen Schlichting, Bev Hendricks, Pat Krueger, Kathy Richards, Barb Griepentrog. Radio Club Craig Iindert, Steve Edwards, Mr. Willett, Advisor; Robert Hummel, Gary Pedersen. The newly-formed Radio Club trains boys interested in the operation of ham radios. Through the club, they attain the knowledge necessary to get their ham radio operator's license. This group of girls proved themselves invaluable in the production of the school year's theatrical events. They pro- vided the scenes and props that were so necessary in order to make the various pro- ductions successful and, of course, so colorful. Stage Crafts FRONT ROW: Linda Sette, Jean Landsee. MIDDLE ROW: Caroline Engebret- son, Sue Zabel, Carol Taber. BACK ROW: Michelle Neuberger, Bev Stueber, Susan Kasper, Beverly Gernetzke. STANDING: Mr. Edming, Advisor. Prom ’71 COURT: Dale Ninmann, Sharon Rediske, Randy Uttech, Denise Dornfeld, Queen Sandi Anton, King Steve Kranz, Joani Kaeding, Dale Matuszeski, Janeen Schultz, Mike Schultz. CROWN BEARERS: Susan Kolb and Dean Marquardt. An evening never to be forgotten was May 8, as CRYSTAL BLUE PERSUASION, the theme of the '71 Junior Prom, turned the gym into a lovely garden. The garden, combined with the beautiful music of Ray Wifler and his orchestra, provided an enchanting realm for Queen Sandi and King Steve. Crystal Blue Persuasion ' Lil Abner Our Musical Spirit — Let’s Hear It. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Kathy Richards, Sandi Anton, Jenny Matthews. BACK ROW: Rita Richards, Joani Kaeding, and Lois Braunschweig. Ten girls combined their energy and ability to support their team and arouse school spir- it. The purpose of the cheerleaders is to promote school spirit at Dodgeland High School ath- letic events. All the cheerleaders feel that, although there could have been a little more school spirit, the over-all school spirit was strong and truly helpful to all the boys who par- ticipated in sporting events, whether it was football, basketball, wrestling, track, or base- ball. By cooperating with the cheerleading squads, the student body can become more in- volved with the school athletic events. Through cooperation one also gains pride in their school, and any school needs that. From here on, we want to hear you out there rootin!!! JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (L TO R): Rhonda DePover, Ann Jongebloed, Pam Rhode, and Lois Friede, (TOP). Varsity Gridders Take Second FRONT ROW: Dave Pasewald, Gary Wild, Steve Bronner, Paul Leonard, Rick Bassette, Jim Haeni, Dave Buschkopf, Chuch Schultz, Tom Polsin, Bob Petty, Ron Weel, Chuck Selchert. BACK ROW: Gary Pedersen, Mgr; Orlen Braunsch- weig, Gary Matuszeski, Jim Hemmy, Dennis Schmidt, Barry Grosenick, Bob Maertz, Bob Kant, John Duffy, Dennis Fude, Joe Bronner, Mr. Krentz, Ass't. Coach; Mr. Wieneke, Head Coach. The varsity football team was not able to bet- ter the previous year's record, but nevertheless they enjoyed a fine season. Loaded with seniors, the Trojans entered the tougher Flyway Conference. Highlights of the season included: a Home- coming win over Oakfield, a fine final season game by the whole squad over a tough North Fon- dy team, Dennis Schmidt voted by teammates as Honorable Captain, Joe Bronner selected by team- mates as Most Valuable Player. TEAM RECORD Lodi Pewaukee Campbellsport Horicon Oakfield Lomira Rosendale-Brandon North Fond du Lac We They 7 0 21 8 14 7 7 18 17 0 0 0 28 22 9 0 Team And All-Conference Honors JOE BRONNER All- Conference Offensive Defensive Tackle Most Valuable Player BARRY GROSENICK 6 ORLEN BRAUNSCHWEIG All-Conference Honorable Mention DENNIS SCHMIDT Honorary Captain PAUL LEONARD BOB MAERTZ All-Conference 5Q All-Conference Defensive Guard Offensive End In Fly way Conference FRONT ROW: Gary Pedersen, Mgr; John Rude, Craig Mink, Kurt Guenther, Pat O'Connor, Dan Wegener, Steve Leistico, LaVern Hilker, Mike Korth, Dan Petry, Roland Davison, Steve Kranz, John Burdick, Dale Ninmann, Greg Lehmann, Mgr. BACK ROW: William Cook, Chuck Rupnow, Jeff Caine, Randy Uttech, Marlon Nehls, Bob Buhr, Steve Lehmann, Ken Breitenstein, Greg Buhr, Tom Jaeck, Ross Rohde, Phil Weiss, Mr. Sharpe, Coach. SCOREBOARD We They North Fond du Lac 0 28 Campbellsport 6 6 Horicon 8 21 Oakfield 6 6 Lomira 12 6 Rosendale-Brandon 14 20 Cheer 'urn up, girls!! ?! Half-time chatter or gossip?! Half-time---Boom! ?! FRONT ROW: Lonnie Johnston, Richard Aschaker, Curt Firari, Joel Cahoon, Eloy Gaitan, Dave Etter, Dan Duffy, Dave Kranz, Randy Pieper, Mark Hagelberg, Mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Larson, Coach; Randal Radtke, Mike Rennhack, Scott Druecke, Craig Schwichtenberg, Mike Becker, Mike Maertz, Alan Wolosz, Gary Nell, Mike Soldner, Bill Panetti, Dave Hagelberg, Mgr. 1970 FOOTBALL RECORD The Mini Trojan grid squad showed the in- gredients of desire, enthusiasm, and talent that Trojans 18 N. Fond du Lac 0 will develop into a nucleus as part of a winning Trojans 6 Campbellsport 8 team in the future. With one of the biggest squads Trojans 12 Horicon 18 in years, and playing against teams of their own Trojans 25 Oakfield 6 size and age group, these athletes began develop- Trojans 23 Lomira 6 ing the attributes necessary for a continued suc- cessful football program at Dodgeland High. Trojans 39 123 Rosendale -Brandon 0 38 Mini Trojans Building for the Future FRONT ROW: Randy Uttech, Barry Grosenick, Jim Lindl, Rick Nell, Dale Matuszeski, Jim Hemmy, Bob Marohl. BACK ROW: Dave Buschkopf, Mgr.; Mr. Krentz, Coach; Bob Jaeck, Gary Wild, Chuck Rupnow, John Duffy, Orlen Braun- schweig, Chuck Selchert, John Burdick, Steve Lehmann, Mgr. With only three returning lettermen, Coach Krentz and his varsity bucketballers were faced with a rebuilding role. Despite this fact, however, the Trojans managed to post a . 500 record (10-10) and provide their fans with a very exciting season of basketball. Highlighting this year's effort: a 99 point performance against Lodi, three straight vic- tories over arch rival Horicon, a near upset of fifth ranked Waterloo in the district tournament finals, and the selection of Dale Matuszeski and John Duffy to the all-conference team. Mat- uszeski and Duffy also received post season honors from their teammates. Dale, as leading scorer and rebounder, was voted Most Valuable Player; and John, a three year letterman, was chosen Honorary Captain. ALD-CONFERENCE DALE MATUSZESKI Most Valuable Player HONORABLE MENTION JOHN DUFFY Honorary Captain US THEM Waterloo 44 73 Deerfield 87 50 Campbells port 74 77 Lake Mills 56 44 Lomira 53 47 North Fond du Lac 60 62 Horicon 60 59 Lodi 99 80 Rosendale -Brandon 70 64 Oakfield 63 82 Campbellsport 74 81 Lomira 82 50 Horicon 70 61 Random Lake 77 61 Poynette 49 71 Rosendale -Brandon 54 58 Oakfield 56 69 North Fond du Lac 55 62 Horicon 77 62 Waterloo 64 68 J. V. Basketball FRONT ROW: Marlon Nehls, Greg Buhr, Robbie Nelson, Bob Kant, Ross Rhode, Tom Jaeck, Pat O'Conner. BACK ROW: Mr. Larson, Coach; Steve Leistico, Dave Kranz, Mike Korth, Mike Marsch, Jeff Raabe, Kurt Guenther, Jerry Ninmann, Brian Soldner, Craig Kadinger, Mgr. The jayvees did pretty well this year winning 10 out of 17 games. They won 7 out of their 10 games by 12 or more points. They played their best game of the season when they beat Deerfield by 24 points. Bob Kant was leading rebounder and scorer. Waterloo Deerfield Campbellsport Lake Mills Lomira North Fond du Lac Horicon Lodi Rosendale- Brandon Oakfield Campbellsport Lomira Horicon Random Lake Poynette Rosendale-Brandon Oakfield North Fond du Lac THEM 48 27 42 40 51 39 55 28 39 52 65 36 36 52 44 50 40 52 Freshman Basketball FRONT ROW: Randy Pieper, Dennis Bergmann, Gary Nell, Mike Becker, Mike Soldner, Scott Bruecke. BACK ROW: Mr. Mueller, Coach; Mark Hagelberg, Raymond Teson, Lee Bruni, Joel Cahoon, Mike Olsen, David Hagelberg, Alan Wolosz; Mgr. The enthusiasm displayed during the football season carried over the basketball and as a result the freshmen roundballers enjoyed a very successful year. Not until their eighth game did Coach Mueller's mini-trijans suffer their first defeat. Overall, they posted a 9-3 record and gained the valuable experience needed to become jayvee and varsity players in the future. Campbellsport Lomira Ros endale-Brandon North Fond du Lac Horicon Oakfield Rosendale- Brandon Campbellsport Lomira North Fond du Lac Oakfield Horicon US THEM 55 50 35 18 61 32 53 32 57 28 49 37 48 23 40 59 31 38 37 35 47 38 42 45 Wrestlin’ FRONT ROW: Lonnie Johnston, Dave Henkel, Mike Hendricks, Paul Henkel, Bill Scott, Roy Schmitt, Steve Kranz, BACK ROW: Mr. Sharpe, Coach; Mike Schultz, John Rude, Mike Maertz, Joe Bronner, Delaine Kottwitz, Mike Scherer, Mgr. CONFERENCE TEAM RESULTS Campbellsport 164 N. Fond du Lac 91 Lomira 66 Horicon 49 Dodgeland 41 Oakfield 15 Rosendale- Brandon 0 INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT PLACE WINNERS David Henkel 105 lb. 3rd Steve Kranz 138 lb. 2nd Mike Schultz 145 lb. 3rd John Rude 155 lb. 4th Joe Bronner 185 lb. 3rd Delaine Kottwitz HW. 3rd Around! FRONT ROW: Ernie Scott, Dale Ninmann, Bill Dahl, Bill Cook. BACK ROW: Randy Woltman, Leland Kottwitz, Bob Strom, Steve Bronner, Dennis Werblow. DUAL MEET RECORD 4 WINS - 8 LOSSES Dodgeland 50 Wayland 6 Dodgeland 48 Rosendale- Brandon 6 Dodgeland 17 Lomira 34 Dodgeland 23 Horicon 26 Dodgeland 19 Deerfield 27 Dodgeland 17 Marshall 30 Dodgeland 44 Q. of Apostles 8 Dodgeland 23 Waterloo 24 Dodgeland 34 Oakfield 16 Dodgeland 0 Campbells port 50 Dodgeland 13 Marshall 29 Dodgeland 16 N. Fond du Lac 30 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Joe Bronner 185 lb. CO. CAPTAINS Joe Bronner, Sr. Roy Schmidt, Jr. Track FRONT: Kenneth Breitenrtein, Richard Aichaker, Steve Bronner, Ron Weel, Brian Soldner, Ray Teson, Gary Wild, Jerry Ninmann, Lonnie Johnston, Phil Weiss. MIDDLE: Randy Woltman, Manager, Greg Buhr, Leland Bruni, Jim Haeni, Mike Schultz, Gary Nell, David Peters, Rick Bassette, Robert Buschkopf, Scott Druecke, Bob Kant, Craig Kadinger, Manager. BACK: Mr. Krentz, Coach; David Buschkopf, Manager, Randy Pieper, Joe Bronner, Bill Wetherbee, Jim Hemmy, Paul Lainberger, Chuck Schultz, Mike Pederson, Mike Maertz, Mr. Scharpe, Coach. The Trojan trackmen met with strong competition in the Flyway Conference this year. However, the team is young and most of the load was maintained by freshmen and sophomores, sparked by the leadership and examples set by their upperclassmen. Records broken this year were: the shot-put by Joe Bronner with his 51’2 1 2 toss, the discus also broken by Joe Bronner with a 145’4 throw, and the pole vault tied by Chuck Schultz with an 11' vault. Both record breakers were seniors. Strike Three— You’re Out! FRONT ROW: Patrick O'Connor, Bob Jaeck, Chuck Selchert, Tom Jaeck, Mike Korth, Dave Kranz. BACK ROW: Greg Lehmann, Mgr. , Coach Wieneke, Mike Marsch, Delaine Kottwitz, Mike Becker, Leland Kottwitz, Dennis Bergmann, Bob Petry, Kurt Guenther, Mgr. NOT PRESENT: John Duffy, LaVern Hilker. The Trojans turned on late in the season fin- ishing with a 4-9 record. Leading hitters were Pat O' Connor, John Duffy, Chuck Selchert, and leading batter Bob Jaeck. Pat O' Connor was also leading pitcher with all 4 victories and a great earned run average of 2.79. Charlie Selchert stole 11 bases in 12 attempts. The Trojan Nine ended the season with a 12-4 defeat in tournament play against Lomira. However, they fought hard throughout the game, and it's this spirit that assures us that there is a lot of promise for next year, even though the team will be losing five seniors: John Duffy, Chuck Selchert, Bob Petry, Bob Jaeck, and Le- land Kottwitz. 59 Cross Country LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Kadinger, William Wetherbee, William Dahl, Jerry Ninmann, Robert Buschkopf, Michael Schultz, Steve Kasper, Mr. Buteyn, Coach. Over hill, over dale, we will hit the grassy trail as the joggers go jogging along. A new sport hit DHS this year. Six boys participated and found the sport of chasing deer and birds in the back forty during practice and meets quite interesting. Fresh air and the wide open spaces were only a few of the benefits of this individual sport. Meets are run over the hills and valleys in a distance of 2.2 miles. Golj Chopping grass is a term golfers use when practicing. Taking a divot is a golfer's term used when a good shot usually takes place. These 14 boys learned the basic techniques from much hard work and parctice under their coaches. A letter sport now at DHS, these boys really have had something to compete for in being one of the starting five. FRONT ROW: Jon Anton, Bob Schultz, Lynn Lee, Dan Duffy, Mike Scherer, Mike Hendricks, Craig Lindert. BACK ROW: Mr. Schecher, Ass't Coach; Bob Strous, Bill Dahl, Steve Edwards, Gary Pedersen, Robbie Nelson, Alan Wolosz, Jim Lindl, Mr. Lindberg, Coach. A ll Sports Banquet Coach Wieneke; Mr. Willet, President, Reeseville Optimist's Club; Mr. Uttech, President, Juneau Lion's Club; Coach Krentz; Mr. Wyss; Coach Mueller. On April 28, the Lion’s Club of Juneau and Optomist's Club of Reeseville sponsored an athletic banquet for all athletes. Honored guests were the Dads of the athletes. Coaches of the different sports identified their letter winners for the season. The speaker for the even- ing was Duane Kleven, wrestling coach at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Mr. Kle- ven gave an inspiring talk about the characteristics of winners. Joe Bronner topped off his senior year by being selected as the Outstanding Senior Athlete of DHS and the recipient of the W Club Award. Joe was awarded Most Valuable Player in football and wrestling, was co- captain of the wrestling team, and was the only member of the track team to participate in the State Track Meet. Congratulations Joe!! Frosh — Friendly, Routy, FRONT ROW: James Gehrke, Scott Druecke, David Deloy, John Becker, Leland Bruni, Dennis Bergmann, James Gemetzke, Jeff Clark, Charles Davison, Eloy Gaitan. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Couperus, Rita Gahlman, Curtis Firari, Jon Anton, Javier Garcia, Dan Duffy, Steven Edwards, Joel Cahoon, David Etter, Donna Engebretson, Richard Aschaker, Miss Lemke, Ad- visor. BACK ROW: Patsy Behling, Debra Druecke, Joanne Arndt, Joyce Erickson, Barbara Beal, Mary Jo Becker, Judy Bronner, Rose Ann Braker, Karen Benninger, Debra Gallitz, Cheryl Affeld, Laurie Canniff, Susan Breitenstein, Sandra Crammer. The first freshmen class of Dodgeland, the Class of '74, consists of 108 students. They were represented in the Homecoming parade with a float entitled Age of the Trojans , They were given a welcoming party by the sophomores and gave one later in return. Social hours after home basketball games were also sponsored by the freshmen. With one down and three to go, good luck, Class of '74. FRONT ROW: Kathy Hemmy, Joe Ledworowski, Frank Golemgeski, Terry Heintz, Mark Hamann, Mike Maertz, David Kranz, Lynn Lee, Craig Lindert, Pamela Hardt, MIDDLE ROW: David Hagelberg, Gary Hauptli, Melva Kottwitz, Laura Kaiser, Paul Kueffer, Valerie Marsch, Lynette Hupf, Jean Landsee, Joseph Haase, Lonnie Johnston, Mr. Larson, Advisor. BACK ROW: Thomas Haase, Charlene Jauert, Connie McDowell, Mark Hagelberg, Cynthia Maas, Sandy Lee, Cheryl Hilker, Barbara Kreitzman, Kathy Hensler, Pamela Lehmann, Sandra Gierach, Lori Hartwick. 64 Open-Minded, Spirited, Happy!! FRONT ROW: Gary Nell, Randall Radtke, Greg Nehls, Mike Soldner, Michelle Neuberger, Alan Wolosz, Faith West- phal, Scott Moungey, Craig Schwichtenberg, Blaine Priebusch. MIDDLE ROW: Denise Petroselli, Linda Wuestenberg, David Milovanovic, Randall Pieper, Gary Westphal, Bill Panetti, Joan Scherer, Jean Scherer, Debbie Welch Raymond Teson, BACK ROW: Donna Walsh, Linda Schultz, Doris Yelk, Robin Wuesthoff, Robert Schultz, Mike Olson, Barbara Zepp, Pamela Rohde, Naomi Neuberger, Leanne Pasewald, Kathryn Schaeffer. FRONT ROW: Kathy Berger, Steve Bronner, Bob Hensler, Bill Cook, Richard Bradley, Greg Buhr, John Haase, Kurt Guenther, Ken Breitenstein, Carolyn Buss. MIDDLE ROW: Lois Braunschweig, Bev Hammann, Chris Fenz, Mike Hend- ricks, Jane Gahlman, Rollie Davison, Mike Firari, Pat Gierach, Joyce Frisbie, Nancy Becker. BACK ROW: Lois Friede, Rhonda DePover, Bob Gerbitz, Karen Beal, Betty Dailey, Barb Griepentrog, Rosey Becker, Linda Gundrum, Sue Cramer, Sheila Druecke, Penny Beerbohm. This year the Class 73 was responsible for two major events: the initiation of the fresh- man and the decoration of the gymnasium for Homecoming. Though one was total enjoyment and the other was a lot of hard work, they both proved successful. One of the best things about being a sophomore is finally not being the youngest anymore. So now to wait for next year. . . Soph — Stupendous FRONT ROW: Sonia Neuberger, Ronda Krause, Jim Maas, Delaine Kottwitz, Bob Kant, Robbie Nelson, Gene Miller, Marlon Nehls, Pat Maertz, Eileen Hickey. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Jongebloed, Judi Mittelstaedt, Jerry Kreuziger, Ron Jauert, Jim Moser, Mike Korth, Bob Leistico, Dale Kreitzman, LaVem Hilker, Pat Hoevet, Mr. Schuster, Advisor. BACK ROW: Fritz Nelson, Greg Lehmann, Steve Leistico, Pat Krueger, Ed Neuberger, Denise Lau, Sue Jahnke, Fritz Marquardt, Bruce Huber, Lynda Laird, Earl Metzger. Optimistic — Precious FRONT ROW: Carol Tietz, Jerry Ninmann, Phil Weiss, Neal Yerges, Randy Solder, Ralph Sharp, Bill Wetherbee, Pat O'Connor, John Quamme, Liz Rennhack. MIDDLE ROW: Greg Schultz, Richard Vinz, Brian Soldner, Gary Wild, Carole Rennhack, Frieda Schmitt, Kay Wiechman, Daniel Wegner, Mike Pederson, Gary Qualmann, Mrs. Joss, Advisor. BACK ROW: Dennis Werblow, Linda Stutz, Sheri Winter, Janet Yelk, Roger Schuett, Dan Petry, Terry Welch, Pam Wyss, Jode Strobe 1, Randy Woltman, Mary Schimmel. Officers JRS. —Jubliant y FRONT ROW: Tom Jaeck, Gary Pedersen, Steve Kasper, Steve Lehmann, Dale Matuszeski, Bob Marohl, Paul Lainberger, Michael Marsch, Craig Mink. MIDDLE ROW: Joanie Kaeding, Linda Hoffman, Craig Kadinger, Dale Ninmann, Gary Kohn, Steve Kranz, Paul Kramer, Susan Kasper, Nanette Hupf, Pat Hickey, Paul Henkel, James Lauersdorf, Mrs. Drae- ger, Adv. BACK ROW: Rose Ann Key, Jen Matthews, Wanda Lee, Beverly Hendricks, Debra Hensler, Marlene Kollmann, Cheryl Huebner, Corrine Owens, Marilyn Priebusch, Barb Maas, Carleen Pieper, Gloria Lacaeyse, Jane Nehls. One hundred and two students made up the first Junior Class at Dodgeland High. They placed 3rd with their Homecoming float, enlarged their treasury by selling magazines VIG- OROUSLY, worked hard to have a perfect” Prom, and were the first to have class rings with a Trojan emblem. FRONT ROW: Richard Schmitt, Jeff Raabe, Russ Umland, Ross Rohde, Brad Steinagel, Kenny Tietz, Randy Uttech, Chuck Rupnow, Leonard Qualmann, Roy Schmitt. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Rediske, Sherry Westphal, Janeen Schultz, Becky Winter, John Rude, Sherry Steffen, Nancy Tietz, Rick Schwicktenberg, Barb Slade, Linda Schultz, Mr. Edming, Adv. BACK ROW: Barb Stange, Jane Selchert, Carole Taber, Karen Schlichting, Sue Zabel, Jeanne Rennhack, Candi Soldner, Kathy Richards, Linda Sette, Nora Walsh, Mary Ann Quamme, Sherry Roberts. 68 Remarkable, Super!! FRONT ROW: Craig Hartwick, Bob Goodhue, Dave Buschkopf, Pete Firari, Bob Buhr, John Burdick, Russ Davison, Bill Dahl, Jeff Caine. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Aschaker, Becky Bonde, Heidi Chapman, Debbie Griepentrog, Ann Hemmy, Denise Dornfeld, Patty Becker, Joan Gahlman, Jane Bleifuss, Debbie Appenfeldt. BACK ROW: Sue Boettcher, Brenda Becker, Sue Fenz, Karen Cramer, Darlene Hauptli, Marie Becker, Kit Guenther, Peggy Gossfeld, Laurie Bradley, Colleen Duffy, Shelley Cose, Caroline Engebretson. Officers Mike Schultz, Pres.; Jane Bleifuss, Treas. Brenda Becker, Sec.; Sandi Anton, V-Pres. JIM HEMMY JILL UTTECH BOB PETRY JOE BRONNER President Treasurer Secretary Vice-President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS SEATED: Marian Teson, Debbie Draheim, Darlene Lau, Rita Richards. STANDING: Carol Aloi, Jean Friede, Orlen Braunschweig, Jim Hemmy, Bev Gernetzke, Bob Jaeck, Bob Buschkopf, Mary Lacaeyse, Joe Bronner, Bob Petry, Russell Sette. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS SEATED: Connie Kuehl, Mary Lacaeyse, Darlene Lau. STANDING: Bob Buschkopf, Jean Friede, Bev Gernetzke, Rita Richards, Russell Sette. BADGER GIRLS Mary Lacaeyse, Rita Richards BADGER BOYS SEATED: Bob Buschkopf, Bob Petry, Bob Jaeck. STANDING: Orlen Braunschweig, John Duffy, Joe Bronner. CAROL ALOI STEPHEN W. 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WOLOSZ MARGIE YELK Joanie 81 CAROL ALOI. Homecoming Court 1; National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 3; Betty Crocker A- ward; Chorus 1-3; Band 1-4; Stage Band 4; Folk Group 1-3; GAA 1-3; Cheerleader 1-3; Girl’s Bowl- ing Club 4; Home Ec. Club 3; Forensics 2-3; One-Act Play 2-3; Musical 4; Annual Staff 1-3; Class Vice-President 1; Teacher Aid 2. STEPHEN W. AUBRECHT. Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1-3; Stage Band 1-3; Arts Crafts 2-4; Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4; French Club 3-4; Treasurer 4; Forensics 2-3; One-Act Play 3-4; Musical 2,4. RICK BASSETTE. Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Lettermen 2-4; Sports Appreciation 1-4; French Club 3-4. STEVE BONDE. ORLEN BRAUNSCHWEIG. National Honor Society 4; Badger Boys State; Football 1-4, Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1-4; Lettermen 2-4; Sports Appreciation 4; Student Council 3; Class Presi- dent 2. KAY BRIEMAN. Prom Court 3; Chorus 1,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Stage Band 2-3; Band 1-3; GAA 1-3; Board Member 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 2; Drama Club 2, 4; Musical 2, 4; Newspaper 3; Annual Staff 1-2. JOSEPH A. BRONNER. Homecoming Court 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Badger Boys State; Prom Court 3; Football 1-4; All-Conference Team 4, Most Valuable Player 4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Captain Co-Captain 3-4; Lettermen 2-4; W Award, Senior Athlete (Football) 4; Sports Appre- ciation 2-4; Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Arts Crafts 1; Student Council 1; French Club 3-4; President 4; Musical 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4, Editor 4; Class President 3, Vice-President 4. DEBRA KAY BURNETT. Chorus 1, 3, 4; Band 1-3; GAA 1-4; Board Member 3-4; Basketball 2; Vol- leyball 3; French Club 3-4; Forensics 1; Drama Club 1; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Annual Staff 3. ROBERT J. BUSCHKOPF. National Honor Society 3-4, President 4; Badger Boys State; Honor Stu- dent; Valedictorian; Football Manager 1-3; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Wrestling 3-4; Cross Coun- try 4; Lettermen 1-4; Sports Appreciation 1-4; French Club 3-4; Debate 3-4; Who Knows 4. DOUGLAS CALLIES. Arts Crafts 3; Boys Bowling Club 4; Electronics 1-2; A. V. Assistant 2-4. PAM CANNIFF. Arts Crafts 1-2; Home Ec. Club 3-4, Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4. LINDA CHRISTENSEN. Home Ec. Club 3-4; Arts Crafts 1-2; French Club 1-3. JANET DAHNERT. Band 1-3; Arts Crafts 2; Future Teachers Association 1; Home Ec. Club 3- 4; Newspaper Staff 3. DEBORAH DRAHEIM. Homecoming Queen; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Stage Band 2-4, Treasurer 4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-4; Board Member 4; Volleyball 2; Student Council 3-4, Treasurer 3-4; French Club 3-4; Debate 3-4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 2; Drama Club 2-4; Musical 2,4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Bits Pieces Editor 3; Annual Staff 1-4. JOHN J. DUFFY. Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boys State; Band 1-3; Stage Band 1- 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Honorable Mention; Track 1; Baseball 2-4; Lettermen 2-4; Sports Appreciation 1-4; Student Council 3-4; Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Musical 2,4; News- paper Staff 4; Class President 1. FRANKLIN FREDRICK. FFA 1-4, Treasurer 3-4. JEAN FRIEDE. Homecoming Court 4; Prom Queen 3; Honor Student; Future Teachers Association 1; Spanish Club 3-4; Secretary 3; Home Ec. Club 2-4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Forensics 1-2; Drama Club 4; DAR Award; National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4. DENNIS W. FUDE. Chorus 4; Football 1-4; Basketball Manager 2; Track 3; Lettermen 3-4; FFA 4; Sports Appreciation 1-4; Forensics 2-3; Drama Club 4; Musical 4; A.V. Assistant 2-3. BEVERLY ANN GERNETZKE. Salutatorian; National Honor Society 4; Honor Student; Chorus 1,3; Band 1-4; All-State Woodwind Choir 3; Arts Crafts 2; Future Teachers Association 1; Spanish Club 3-4; Home Ec. Club 3; Forensics 1, 2, 4; Drama Club 2, 4; Musical 2, 4; Stage Craft Club 4; Who Knows Alternate 4. LINDA GILDEMEISTER. Arts Crafts 2; Future Teachers Association 1; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Newspaper Staff 3-4. WILLIAM H. GOODHUE. Prom Court 3; Football 3; FFA 1-4; Food Processing Award 4. JEAN CAROL GRAY. FFA Sweetheart 4; Prom Court 2; Chorus 1-2; Band 1-3; GAA 1-3, Treas- urer 3; Student Council 1; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Annual Staff 1-2. 82 BARRY GROSENICK. Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1- 3; Lettermen 1-4; Sports Appreciation 1-4; Vice-President 4; French Club 1-4. THOMAS GUNDRUM. Transferred from De Sales 4; Football 4, Lettermen 4; Cross Country 2; Boys Bowling Club 4; Forensics 4; Musical 4. JUDITH ANN HAASE. Attended Caroline Academy 2-3; Future Teachers Association 1; Spanish Club 1; Home Ec. Club 4. JAMES A. HAENI. Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Lettermen 3-4; Sports Appreciation 1- 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1-4; Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3; One-Act Play 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4, Editorial Chief 4; A. V. Assistant 3-4. JAMES HEMMY. National Honor Society 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Lettermen 2- 4; Sports Appreciation 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4; French Club 1-4; Debate 2-4; Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; One-Act Play 3; Drama Club 3-4; Musical 4; Forensics 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Sports Editor 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Class President 4. MARILYN R. HOLL. Transferred from Germantown 1; Home Ec. Club 2-4. ROBERT E. HUMMEL. Chorus 1,3; Track 1-2; Electronics 1-3; President 3; French Club 3-4; One-Act Play 2,4; Musical 2; Annual Staff 4; Photography 4; Radio Club 4, President 4. DeETT MARIE HUPF. Prom Court 3; Chorus 3-4; Band 1-3; GAA 1-3, Board Member 3; Girls Bowling Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 2-4. BOB JAECK. Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 4; Badger Boys State; Band 1-4; Football 1-3; Basketball 1,2, 4; Baseball 1-4; Lettermen 3-4, Treasurer 3; Librarian 3; Boys Bowling Club 4; Student Council 3. KATHLEEN L. KATH. Chorus 1-3; Color Guard 4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-3; Volleyball 2; Girls Bowling Club 4; Home Ec. Club 3; Annual Staff 2-3; Class Secretary 3. BERNIE KIKKERT. Basketball 1-2; Arts Crafts 1-4; Drama Club 2-3. GEROLD KLINGER. Prom Court 2; FFA 1-4; Student Council 1-2. CHARLES F. KLOSSNER. Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 3-4, President 4; All-Star Jaz En- semble 4; Basketball 1; Sports Appreciation 2-4; Arts Crafts 1; Forensics 2; Musical 4. LELAND KOTTWITZ. Prom Court 3; Football 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 3-4; Boys Bowling Club 4; One-Act Play 3; Annual Staff 3. ALVINA ANN KUEFFER. Chorus 2; Band 1-4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3. CONNIE KUEHL. Prom Queen; Honor Student; Chorus 1-4; Color Guard 2-4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-3; Home Ec. Club 3-4, Treasurer 3; Musical 4; Annual Staff 1-4; Business Manager 4; Pep Club 2-3; MARY JEAN LACAEYSE. Homecoming Court 4; National Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; Badger Girls State; Honor Student; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4, Vice-President 4; President 3; Stage Band 1-4; John Philip Sousa Award 1; Folkgroup 2-3; GAA 1-3; Volleyball 2; Student Coun- cil 2-3, Vice-President 3; Home Ec. Club 3; Forensics 1-3; One-Act Play 3; Annual Staff, Junior Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Teacher Aid 3; Elks Award 4; Pep Club 2; Who Knows 4. DARLENE GAIL LAU. National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 3; Honor Student; Prom Court 3; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4, Secretary 3; Stage Band 2-3; GAA 1-3; Volleyball 2; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Board Member 3; Forensics 2; Annual Staff 1-4, Co-Senior Editor 4; Class President 3, Class Secretary 2; Teacher Aid 4; Pep Club 2. PAMELA ANNE LAU. Chorus 1-3; Band 1-3; GAA 1-3, Board Member 1; Home Ec. Club 3-4; An- nual Staff 1-3. PAUL R. LEONARD. Football 1-4; All-Conference Team 4; Track 1; Lettermen 3-4; FFA 1-4. JIM LINDL. Basketball 4; Baseball 2-3; Lettermen 2-4; Boys Bowling Club 4; Musical 4. DEAN W. LISKO. Transferred from Hartford 4; Stage Band 3-4; Treasurer 4; Band 1-4. MARK MAASKE. Prom Court 2-3; Arts Crafts 1; Boys Bowling Club 2-4, President 3-4. ROBERT R. MAERTZ. Football 1-4; All-Conference Team 4; Basketball 2; Track 3; Lettermen 2- 4; Sports Appreciation 2-4; Arts Crafts 1. BEVERLY K. MARYOTT. GAA 1; Spanish Club 3-4; Home Ec. Club 2-4. GARY A. MATUSZESKI. Homecoming King; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1-3; Lettermen 2-4; Sports Appreciation 4; Arts Crafts 1; Boys Bowling Club 2-3; Spanish Club 3-4; Drama Club 4; Musical 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Sports Editor 4; Class Vice-President 2, Secretary 1. 83 DAVID G. METZGER. FFA 1-4. CLARA T. MEYER. Chorus 2; GAA 1-4; Home Ec. Club 3; Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 4; Forensics 2; One-Act Play 2; Librarian 1. JOY V. NEHLS. Chorus 3-4; Band 1-3; Stage Band 3; All-Star Percussion Ensemble 3; GAA 1-3; Volleyball 2; Girls Bowling Club 4; Student Council 1-2, Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 3-4; Foren- sics 2; Drama Club 4; Musical 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 2-4. DUANE E. NEHMER. (Not Pictured) Boys Bowling Club 4, Treasurer 4. MELANIE A. NEITZEL. Prom Court 3; Chorus 1; Band 1-3; Librarians 1; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 1-4. RICK NELL. Transferred from Northwestern 3; Prom Court 3; Chorus 4; Basketball 2-4; FFA 2-4; President 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Debate 4; Forensics 4; One-Act Play 3-4; Musical 4; News- paper Staff 4. GREGORY V. NELSON. Transferred from Menomonie 4; Chorus 1-3; Swing Choir 2-3; Track 2; Wrestling 2; Boys Bowling Club 4; FFA 1-3. KAREN O'CONNOR. Transferred from Tacoma, Wash. 2; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 3-4; GAA 2-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 2; Basket- ball 2; Volleyball 2; Spanish Club 2-4, Vice-President 3; Debate 2-4, Secretary 3, President 4; Forensics 2-4; One-Act Play 2-4; Drama Club 2-4; Musical 2,4; Newspaper Staff 2,4; Annual Staff 2-4. JANICE R. OTT. Chorus 2; GAA 2-4; Annual Staff 2-3. DAVID J. PASEWALD. Football 3-4; Sports Appreciation 3-4; Electronics 1-2; A. V. Assistant 2-4. DAVID J. PETERS. Prom King; Band 1-3; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Wrestling 3; Lettermen 2-4; Sports Appreciation 1-4. ROBERT PETRY. Homecoming Court 1,4; Prom King; National Honor Society 3-4; Badger Boys State; Band 1-3; Stage Band 1-3; John Philip Sousa Award 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Base- ball 1-4; Wrestling 3; Lettermen 1-4; Secretary 3; Sports Appreciation 4; One-Act Play 3; Dra- ma Club 4; Musical 4; Annual Staff 3; Class President 1, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. SHERRY E. PIEPER. Prom Court 3; Chorus 1,4; GAA 2-3; Future Teachers Association 1; Home Ec. Club 4; President 4; Forensics 1; Drama Club 4; Musical 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4, Proofreader Editor 4; Annual Staff 1-2; Teacher Aid 4. CYNTHIA REHFELDT. Prom Court 1; Chorus 1-3; Swing Choir 1; Color Guard 4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Cheerleader 1; Librarians 2-3; Home Ec. Club 3; Annual Staff 2-3; Class Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Teacher Aid 3. DOUGLAS J. RHODE. FFA 1,3,4. RITA MARIE RICHARDS. National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Student; Badger Girls State; Ma- jorette 3; Twirler 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Swing Choir 4; All-State Brass Choir 3; Band 1-4; Arion Award; BSAC 1-2; GAA 1-4, Secretary 3, President 4; Cheerleader 1-4, Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Student Council 1; French Club 3-4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 2,4; Drama Club 1-4; Musical 4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Annual Staff 1-4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Co-Senior Editor 4; Class President 4. LINDA L. RIDGE. Transferred from Monroe 2; Home Ec. Club 2-4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; As- sistant Editor 4; Teacher Aid 4. DAVID SCHER. FFA 1-4; Sentinel 4. MICHAEL SCHERER. Wrestling Manager 1-4; Golf 1-4; Lettermen 2-4; Boys Bowling Club 1; Arts Crafts 3-4; Electronics 2; Spanish Club 3-4; French Club 1-4; Debate 3; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Distribution Manager 4. DENNIS SCHMIDT. Prom Court 3; Football 2-4; Captain 4; Lettermen 3-4; FFA 1-4; Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4. DELMER SCHOPPE. Basketball 1; Baseball 1-2; Wrestling 1; FFA 1-4. CHARLES D. SCHULTZ. Prom Court 3; Band 1-4; President 4; Stage Band 1-4; BSAC 3; Foot- ball 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Lettermen 1-4; Sports Appreciation 1-4. JIM SCHULTZ. Prom Court 1; Football 1; Boys Bowling Club 4; Secretary 4. BILL SCOTT. Track 1-2; Wrestling 1-4; Lettermen 1-4; FFA 1; Arts Crafts 2-4, Vice Pres- ident 4. 84 ERNIE SCOTT. Track 2; Wrestling 2-4; Lettermen 4; FFA 1; Arts Crafts 2-4. CHUCK SELCHERT. Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1-4; Lettermen 2-4; Sports Apprec- iation 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4; French Club 1-4; One-Act Play 3-4; Drama Club 4; Musical 4. RUSS C. SETTE. National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Student; Chorus 3-4; FFA 1-4, Sentinel 3, Secretary 4; Debate 4; Forensics 3-4; One-Act Play 2-4; Drama Club 2-4; Musical 2-4; Who Knows 4, Captain 4. DEBRA ANN SLADE. Color Guard 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Home Ec. Club 2-4; Foren- sics 2; Newspaper Staff 3-4. ROBERT E. STROUS JR. Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Golf 1-4; Football 1-3; Letter- men 2-4; Sports Appreciation 3-4; Electronics 1-2, Secretary Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 3-4; One- Act Play 4; Musical 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 4. BEVERLY ANN STUEBER. GAA 3; Arts Crafts 1-2; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Art Editor 4; Stage Craft Club 4. MARION GAIL TESON. National Honor Society 3-4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 3; Band 1-3; GAA 1-4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2, Captain 2; Volleyball 2; Forensics 1-4; One- Act Play 3-4; Drama Club 1-4; Musical 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Head Typist 4; Annual Staff 1- 4, Business Manager 3, Co-Editor 4; Class Treasurer 1-3. MICHAEL J. THOMA. Football 1; Basketball 2; Track 2-3; Wrestling 3; Arts Crafts 4; Elect- ronics 1-3; Forensics 4; One-Act Play 2-4; Drama Club 2-4; Musical 4. ROBERTA TISDALE. Transferred from Columbus 3; Prom Court 3; GAA 1,3; Board Member 1; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Annual Staff 3. JILL SHIRESE UTTECH. Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 3; GAA 1-4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; French Club 1-4; Forensics 2-3; Musical 4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Bits and Pieces Editor 4; Annual Staff 2-4; Class Secretary 2-3, Treasurer 4. JOY PATRICE UTTECH. Prom Court 3; Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 4; GAA 1-4; Cheerleader 3; Bas- ketball 2; Vollyball 3; French Club 1-4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 2; Drama Club 1,2,4; Mus- icla 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Bits Pieces Editor 4; Annual Staff 2-4; Class Vice-President 1,3. DON VANDER GALIEN. Football 1-3; Co-Captain 1, Captain 2; Lettermen 1-4; Sports Apprecia- tion 4; FFA 2-3, Sentinel 3. JIM WALSH. Chorus 3-4; Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-3; Lettermen 4; Sports Appreciation 3-4; Electronics 1-2; French Club 3-4; Musical 4. RONALD V. WEEL. Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Lettermen 4; Sports Appreciation 2-4; Arts Crafts 1; Student Council 1-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; French Club 3-4, Vice-President 4; For- ensics 3-4; One-Act Play 2; Drama Club 2. MARTIN R. WEISS. Track 1-2; Wrestling 1; FFA 1-4; Parliamentarian 4. SHERRY LYNN WERBLOW. Chorus 1,3, 4; Color Guard 4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4; Forensics 2-4; Drama Club 4; Musical 4; Annual Staff 1. JOAN D. WOLOSZ. Transferred from Watertown 2; Band 1-4; GAA 1-2; Spanish Club 3-4; Home Ec. Club 3-4; Annual Staff 2. MARGIE YELK. Chorus 1-3; Color Guard 1-4; GAA 1-3; Board Member 3; Librarians 3; Home Ec. Club 3-4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Forensics 2; Annual Staff 2-3; Class Vice-President 2. Our Ambition Is Unlimited; THE END OF A CHAPTER, BUT THE BOOK HAS JUST BEGUN. GUEST SPEAKER Clifford B. Fagan Our Fate, Unknown HONOR STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Adding the final touches. The touch of a friend. Honored Guests Girls' Sexette School is made up of naive, gullible freshmen, vengeful, semi- cool sophomores, proud, experienced juniors, and confident-- sometimes all-too-confident seniors. Let us not forget the teach- ers, who lead us from the darkness of ignorance to the light of knowledge, the school help, who see to it that the school building doesn’t crumble between the hours of 8 and 4 each day, the ad- ministration for providing us with our curriculum and tests, and the parents, without whose cooperation none of the above would exist. The previous paragraph tells you what makes up our school, now let's see what school really is: SCHOOL IS... , a place where you are accused of cheating the minute you move your head while writing a test. . when all the teachers give homework at the same time and you wanted to go out that night. , getting mugged in the halls. . burning something in Home Ec. that you have to eat anyway. , dropping all your books in the hall when you have on your mini- skirt. , when Mr. Krentz says you have to do 20 push-ups and you can't even do one. , being told to keep your love life out of school and you don’t have a love life. , when you have all the answers but one and that's the one you're asked. , getting up at 7 and finding out it's Saturday. , when you get caught chewing gum and you just put it in. , when you have to go to the lavatory and the teacher doesn't be- lieve you. , eating at school and getting sick. , sitting with a girl in biology. ... FINE—at 3:15!!!!! In this, the first year of Dodgeland Senior High, the staff of REFLECTIONS hopes its bigger, better yearbook was one worth waiting for. We know it was one worth putting together. To the seniors, best wishes and good-bye. To the juniors, have a blast your last year. To the sophomores, make prom the best you can. To the freshmen, better luck and try to take it easy on the new freshmen. 00DGELATO • t t Jr ■ ■ k • • ■ . ■ ■ i • ■� -