Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

It seems only fitting that the 1973 REFLECTIONS should be dedicated to those who create the yearbook--the REFLECTIONS staff. Create the reason for having one--the students of Dodgeland High. It is the staff's hard work that puts out the yearbook, but the experiences and accomplishments of students and staff go together to make this THEIR yearbook. It is with great pleasure that we present to you the 1973 edition of the REFLECTIONS. Throughout God giant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. 4 courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. V TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Page Administration Athletics Activities Advertising DODGtlAND ADMINISTRATION Dodgeland’s Administrators MR. FREDERICK HAUER Superintendent MR. DUANE BRENECAN Principal SEATED: Gerhardt Kulke, Robert Kaeding, Marvin Fox, Ralph Sharp. STANDING: Jerome Haase, Roland Kennedy, Mrs. Henry Steffen, Gerald Cribben. Not pictured, Richard Jongebloed. 6 Importers of Knowledge MRS. ELIZABETH BRIEMAN English Department MR. NORMAN DAHL Math Department MRS. ARLOUINE BUHR English Department MR. F. GERALD DALEY Science Department MRS. JUDITH DRAEGER Math Department MR. LLEWELLYN EDMING English Department Spanish 7 Guiding the Way MR. WILBUR FOTH Agriculture MISS JOYCE HA UK MR. CHRISTOPHER HAWLISH English Department English Department MISS PAT LACULLI Instrumental Music MR. DWAINE KRENTZ Physical Education MR. DAN KEULER MR. JOHN LARSON Social Studies Department Science Department Driver's Education 8 Through Four Years MISS JOAN LEMKE Business Education Department MRS. JENNIE NEUMANN Business Education Department MR. CHARLES SCHUSTER Industrial Arts Department MISS PAT MARQUARDT Physical Education Department MR. RUSSELL MUELLER Social Studies Department MR. JOHN SCHECHER Science Department MR. STEVE SHARPE Wrestling Coach 9 MISS LORAINE WUBBEN Social Studies Dept. V 3Wj j MR. HAROLD WYSS History - Geography MISS NANCY WASHBURN French - Library MR. ROBERT WILLETT Industrial Arts Dept. MR. MICHAEL WOOD Civics - Guidance MR. CHARLES TRENTHAM Choral Department MR. ROBERT WIENEKE Business Education Dept. r Trojan Helpers BOARD SECRETARY Mrs. Mary Tillema BOARD SECRETARY Mrs. Marlene Steffen HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Joyce Duffy MUELLER BUS DRIVERS: Roger Schoenwetter, Dick Haase, GOSSFIELD BUS DRIVERS: Elsie Lyle Pagel, Ray Bartz, Howard Wolfgang. Etscheid, Hank Fehling, Sandy Schultz. COOKS: Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Rader SUPT. OF BLDGS. G GROUNDS: Ron Zank CUSTODIANS: Mr. Hasenstab Mr. Weiss, Mr. Vergenz. ATHLETICS Fly Way Conference Co-Champs FRONT ROW: Greg Lehmann, Kent Saugstad, Rick Dorn, Rollie Davison, Scott Radke, Greg Caine, LaVern Hilker, Eloy Gaiton, Eddie Olson, Jeff Nie- hoff, Gary Wild, Tim Nehls. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Krentz, Ass't. Coach; Steve Leistico, Scott Druecke, Steve Bronner, George Grosenick, Dennis Berg- mann, Terry Schulz, Randy Radtke, Bill Cook, Tom Selchert, Terry Kuntz, Pat Hauer, Dan Wegener, Dave Kranz, Mr. Wieneke, Head Coach. BACK ROW: Randy Pieper, Joel Cahoon, Russ Soldner, Greg Buhr, Ken Wolfram, George Hartman, Mike Becker, Bob Kant, Alan Wolosz, Bruce Wild, Dennis Neuberger, Marlon Nehls, Pat O'Connor, Mike Maertz, Mr. Keuler, Ass't. Coach. Brings the Trophy Back Again SEASON RECORD SEASON RECORD Dodgeland 20 Lodi 0 Dodgcland 24 Horicon 13 Dodgeland 40 Campbellsport 6 Dodgeland 13 Oakfield 0 Dodgeland 0 Horicon 8 Dodgeland 13 Lomira 14 Dodgeland 7 Oakfield 6 Dodgeland 32 Laconia 0 Dodgeland 40 Lomira 0 Dodgeland 18 North Fondy 7 Dodgeland 42 Laconia 0 Dodgeland 42 Marshall 0 Dodgeland 18 North Fondy 14 Dodgcland 20 Campbellsport 0 Total 182 34 The Trojan football teams completed the season with a total record of 16 wins and three losses. The varsity team enjoyed its finest season since the 1967 championship team, tieing with North Fondy for the title. Some season highlights were holding oppo- nents scoreless in five games, five players earning All-Conference honors, having six touchdowns called back because of penalty, one of which was crucial in the only loss to Lomira, a group of senior ball players who worked hard to become the backbone of a championship ball club. The JV's were 5-1 and suffered their only loss'to Horicon. Greg Blasts away at the Orioles for a good gain. Gridders Team Success Is 16-3 FRONT ROW: Randy Berth, Dale Beal, Donnie Yelk, Alan Cramer, Jerry Niehoff, Jeff Soldner, Gary Beal, Mark Becker, Greg Hartman, Brian Burnett. MIDDLE ROW: Ken Puls, Loren Corr, Thomas Hemmy, David Aschaker, Gregory Kuehl, Jim Vergenz, Michael Kadinger, Timothy Dornfeld, Daniel Cahoon, Tim Sharkey, Jeff Lynch. BACK ROW: Mr. Larson, Coach; Dick Evans, John Richards, Ricky Lau, Kevin Babcock, Andy Hartman, William Luebke, Tim Steffen, Steven Caine, Ted Krause, Andy Korth, Mr. Thieme, Asst. Coach. SEASON’S RECORD Dodge land 17 Campbellsport 0 Dodgeland 7 Horicon 6 Dodgeland 13 Oakfield 0 Dodgeland 20 Laconia 8 Dodgeland -- Lomira (Cancelled)- Dodgeland 14 North Fondy 20 Don't let him get it fellas! The frosh team will never know how they would have completed their season as they were to play Lomira, who was unde- feated, to determine if we would share first place. 01' man weather just wouldn't cooperate. Thirty-one boys participated and did a fine job and will be a part of the jv's or varsity team next season. Oh, such a lonely feeling, huh Mike ? Come on Greg, catch 'em. 16 Run, Run, Run! FRONT ROW: Dean Henkel, Tom Weiss, Jerry Ninmann, Larry Feilbach, Mr. Sharpe, Coach. BACK ROW: Dale Rennhack, Mike Korth, Bill Wetherbee, Peter Bork, Randal Roberts, Kurt Guenther. This year's squad was very balanced with all team members striving to be Number 1” on our team. Very close meets typified our long season, losing to Horicon by 3 and 6, and Lomira by 3 points. The Trojan dual meet record was 5-8, while placing 4th in the Flyway Conference meet. Graduating seniors of the team are Kurt Guenther, Jerry Ninmann, Bill Wether- bee, and Mike Korth. Three very promising freshmen competed on this year's varsity which indicates that next year could be a good year for the Dodgeland Cross Country Team. SEASON RECORD N. Fond du Lac 30 Dodgeland 25 Beaver Dam 18 Dodgeland 37 Horicon 29 Dodgeland 26 Lodi 39 Dodgeland 22 Holy Name 15 Dodgeland 40 Lomira 27 Dodgeland 30 Oakfield 36 Dodgeland 25 Pewaukee 42 Dodgeland 17 Campbellsport 15 Dodgeland 50 Laconia 22 Dodgeland 33 Horicon 24 Dodgeland 31 Chilton 21 Dodgeland 34 New Holstein 29 Dodgeland 26 17 This is no time to sleep, Bob! Ballet or basketball? Steve or Count Dracula? Basketball Co-Champs FRONT ROW: Mr. Krentz, Coach; Bruce Wild, Pat O'Connor, Bob Kant, Mike Becker, Robbie Nelson, Randy Pieper. BACK ROW: Gary Wild, David Kranz, Greg Buhr, Lee Bruni, Tom Selchert, Mike Korth, Jerry Ninmann, Mgr. The Trojan cagers finished on top of the Flyway Conference along with North Fond du Lac. The Trojans sported a 10-2 conference record. These totals were identical with last year’s totals. The sea- son was considered a fine one by Coach Krentz. SEASON SCOREBOARD Dodgeland 49 Wayland 58 Dodge land 69 North Fond du Lac 56 Dodgeland 92 Horicon 33 Dodgeland 46 Hustisford 48 Dodgeland 76 Oakfield 58 Dodgeland 63 Poynette 39 Dodgeland 72 Campbellsport 54 Dodgeland 84 Lomira 45 Dodgeland 55 North Fond du Lac 63 Dodgeland 58 Horicon 37 Dodgeland 38 Laconia 53 Dodgeland 77 Evansville 59 Dodgeland 71 Laconia 63 Dodgeland 56 Oakfield 47 Dodgeland 78 Campbellsport 69 Dodgeland 65 Lomira 55 Dodgeland 87 Deerfield 69 Dodgeland 87 Lodi 49 Dodgeland 52 Waupun 50 Dodgeland 61 Beaver Dam 71 oary wild Robbie Nelson 1st Team All-Conf. 2nd Team All-Conf. Bob Kant David Kranz Hon. Men. All-Conf. Hon. Men. All-Conf. 19 Junior Varsity Improves FRONT ROW: Dale Rennhack, Eloy Gaitan, Russ Soldner, Dennis Neuberger, Terry Schulz, Randy Pieper, George Grosenick, Rick Kuntz, Wayne Breitbarth. BACK ROW: Bill Slade, Mgr.; Randy Radtke, Mgr.; John Rediske, Steven Edwards, Dennis Bergmann, Ken Wolfram, Richard Aschaker, Jeff Niehoff, Kent Saugstad, Mr. Larson, Coach. The junior varsity squad compiled a season record of 8 wins and 10 loss- es. Inconsistency, turnovers, and poor shooting were the key factors in either the wins or losses, as the team beat some very good squads and lost to some very poor teams. SEASON SCOREBOARD Dodgeland 35 Wayland 54 Dodgeland 38 North Fond du Lac 56 Dodgeland 31 Horicon 43 Dodgeland 43 Hustisford 29 Dodgeland 46 Oakfield 44 Dodgeland 42 Poynette 44 Dodgeland 34 Campbellsport 35 Dodgeland 46 Lomira 44 Dodgeland 38 North Fond du Lac 54 Dodgeland 32 Horicon 34 Dodgeland 37 Laconia 43 Dodgeland 44 Evansville 42 Dodgeland 47 Laconia 34 Dodgeland 20 Oakfield 46 Dodgeland 33 Campbellsport 31 Dodgeland 20 Lomira 25 Dodgeland 58 Deerfield 50 Dodgeland 51 Lodi 26 As Frosh Learn The Techniques FRONT ROW: Steve Jahnke, Mgr.; Larry Feilbach, Mark Becker, Jim Vergenz, Greg Kuehl, Dan Cahoon, Jeff Soldner, Scott Kuhlman, Mgr. BACK ROW: Paul Wyss, Mgr.; John Richards, Dick Evans, Andy Hartman, Terry Hodgeson, Andy Korth, Kevin Babcock, Ken Puls, Mr. Mueller, Coach. The Frosh record was 5 wins and 7 losses. The team improved greatly on of- fense and defense as the season progress- ed by winning the last 4 out of 6 games. SEASON SCOREBOARD Dodgeland 28 North Fond du Lac 50 Dodgeland 37 Horicon 50 Dodgeland 23 Lomira 45 Dodgeland 32 Oakfield 40 Dodgeland 62 Campbellsport 13 Dodgeland 26 Lomira 42 Dodgeland 40 Laconia 37 Dodgeland 33 North Fond du Lac 27 Dodgeland 28 Horicon 32 Dodgeland 38 Campbellsport 33 Dodgeland 37 Laconia 40 Dodgeland 40 Oakfield 39 21 Wrestlers Took A Conference Third FRONT ROW: Dean Henkel, Ed Scott, Jim Cook, Bill Cook, Delaine Kottwitz, Mike Maertz, Mike Hendricks. BACK ROW: Rodney Alvarado, Mgr.; Tim Sharkey, Randal Woltman, Steve Bronner, Steve Leistico, Scott Single- tary, Dave Henkel, Mr. Sharp, Coach. Although the Trojan wrestlers did not end up in the second place goal that Mr. Sharp set for us, it was a very successful season. Mike Maertz came out far ahead of the rest of the wrestlers with the Most Valuable Wrestler Award. Mike had the most takedowns, 28, followed by Tim Sharkey with 24, and Steve Bronner with 22. Most wins put Mike with 25 and Tim with 18. Mike also came through with most pins at 24, followed by Delaine Kottwitz at 16 and Steve Bronner and Tim Sharkey at 12. Delaine Kottwitz had tied a state record for the fastest pin at six seconds and had the next best time at:16 seconds. CO-CAPTAIN Steve Bronner MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER Mike Maertz CO-CAPTAIN Randy Woltman And Won Their Own Invitational I could have danced all night! I got ya now. FRONT ROW: Lloyd Callies, Joe Ledworowski, Bill Luebke, Alan Wolosz, Byran Woltman, George Hartman, Terry Kuntz, Ed Olson, Mike Kadinger. BACK ROW: Brian Burnett, Rod Haines, Loren Gorr, Larry Slade, Tim Dornfeld, Mgr.j Dennis Werblow, Jerry Niehoff, Alan Cramer. Trojan Invitational Winners Roll 'em over, Steve. FRONT ROW: Dennis Neuberger, Lee Bruni, Mike Becker, Bruce Wild, George Hartman, Mike Maertz, Russ Sold- ner. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Selchert, Dan Duffy, Terry Schulz, Randy Roberts, Randy Pieper, George Grosenick, Robert Schultz, Scott Druecke, Curt Firari. BACK ROW: Larry Feilbach, Tom Wiess, Dale Rennhack, Dave Kranz, Jon Anton, Ed Olson, Ed Scott, Dave Henkel, Dean Henkel. Lettermen’s Club The organization is open to all athletes that have received the D award for varsity competition. The purpose of the group is to assist in the development of character through com- petitive sports. Lettermen Club members took turns selling treats at the home athletic events. FRONT ROW: Delaine Kottwitz, Mike Korth, Marlon Nehls, Bob Kant, Robbie Nelson, Greg Buhr, Pat O'Connor. MIDDLE ROW: Rollie Davison, Steve Bronner, Pat Hauer, Kurt Guenther, Bill Cook, Dan Wegener, Gary Wild, Brian Soldner, Mr. Mueller, Advisor. BACK ROW: Greg Lehmann, Randy Woltman, Jerry Ninmann, Vern Hilker, Dennis Werblow, Mike Hendricks, Steve Leistico. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Trojan Power BOTTOM: Jackie Lowe. MIDDLE: Kim Pieper, Jeanne Wild. TOP: Nancy Nelson. JV CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: Geri Schrab. MIDDLE: Brenda Woltman, Mary Buhr, Pam Hardt, Linda Braunschweig. TOP: Jenny Seeliger. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: Laura Kaiser, Anne Jongebloed, Frieda Schmitt. TOP: Pam Rohde, Lois Friede, Lois Braunschweig. “Girls’ Liberation” FRONT ROW: Carol Rennhack, Jean Scherer, Carolyn Buss, Sue Kant, Carol Tietz, Joan Scherer, Sandy Busch- kopf, Chris Fenz, Lynann Nehls, Mary Hartman. MIDDLE ROW: Eva Schroeder, Beverly Hammann, Sue Moyer, Pat Schaller, Chris Schultz, Jean Kaiser, Kay Wiechman, Debbie Steger, Colleen Coyer, Debbie Callitz, Nancy Nelson, Cindy Schmitt. BACK ROW: Linda Brigowatz, Cindy Krause, Karen Prust, Geri Schrab, Jackie Lowe, Vicki Fehling, Jane Ninmann, Lila Braunschweig, Kim Pieper, Debbie Soldner, Sue Cramer, Carol Zank, Denise Pieper. FRONT ROW: Frieda Schmitt, Kathi Haase, Beth Brigowatz, Jamie Hauer, Mary Buhr, Linda Wuestenberg, Ann Panetti, Nancy Uttech, Laura Kaiser, Patty Gierach. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Schwantes, Joyce Erickson, Sue Jahnke, Sheri Winter, Julia Kennedy, Alice Teson, Denise Touchette, Linda Etscheid, Mary Jo Becker, Pam Hardt, Susan Breitenstein, Pat Krueger. BACK ROW: Cindy Pasewald, Becky De Pover, Kathy Haines, Karen Fenz, Susan Lindert, Jo Ann Erickson, Rhonda De Pover, Brenda Woltman, Linda Braunschweig, Pam Lehmann, Lois Friede, Kathy Schaeffer, Cindy Gorr. 28 “Pep Club” FRONT ROW: Sandy Buschkopf, Carole Rennhack, Carol Tietz, Sue Kant, Bob Kant, Steve Bronner, Joan Scherer, Pat Maertz, Eileen Hickey, Mary Hardt. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Becker, Judy Bronner, Peggy Haase, Jean Scherer, Linda Wuestenberg, Debbie Gallitz, Mary Jo Becker, Sheri Winter, Miss Lemke, Advisor. BACK ROW: Sandy Cra- mer, Rhonda DePover, Melva Kottwitz, Pam Wyss, Tom Hemmy, Bev Hammann, Sue Jahnke, Sue Cramer, Kathy Schaeffer, Cindy Gorr. G.A.A. BOARD G.A.A. BOARD L-R: Jenny Seeliger, Patti Jo Hoevet, Miss Marquardt, Advi- sor; Ann Jonebloed, Jeanne Wild, Pat Maertz, Nancy Becker. Trojan Sports B u G G o F F Watch those teeth! They bite! A Pin To Win! It was a great year for the Dodge- land Trojans in every sport. We excelled in football, basketball, wrestling, cross country, and track. We can give thanks to all of the coaches and also to the athletes. From the great year we have had, we can see that our Dodgeland Tro- jans are the best. Greg Jamie Lois G Steve Dodgeland Homecoming Queen Lois G King Steve Our 1972 We beat the Orioles . Bob G Nancy Pat G Dan Crowning of the 1972 Homecoming King Color My World' Seniors and their dates 33 Magnificent Marching Musicians FRONT ROW: Dave Henkel, Mary Jo Becker, Pam Rohde, Pam Gahlman, Alice Teson, Nancy Nelson, Ann Panetti, Beth Brigowatz. ROW 2: Pam Hardt, Jenny Arndt, Vicky Fehling, Julia Kennedy, Colleen Coyer, Mary Buhr, Patti Jo Hoevet, Debbie Steger, Cheryl Schoppe, Linda Brigowatz, Linda Etscheid, Danny Petty. ROW 3: Barb Beal, Eva Schroeder, Naomi Neuberger, Laura Kaiser, Gina Wild, Miss Pat Iagulli, Director; Martha Thoma, Jessica Arndt, Jean Tollefson, Nancy Becker, Terry Gahlman, Sonja Steger, Brenda Lee, Larry Slade, Tom Rehfeldt, Larry Feilbach, Mike Korth, Joyce Erickson, Mary Hartman, Kurt Guenther. ROW 4: Bill Wetherbee, Bill Cook, Kevin Babcock, Judy Dahnert, JoAnn Erickson, Brenda Woltman, Dean Henkel. ROW’S: Rollie Davison, Brian Soldner, Jamie Hauer, Paul Dorn, Scott Singletary, Mike Pederson, Tom Weiss, Ricky Kuntz, Doris Yelk. Sue Kant. Jim Cook Kathy Haines, Gary Beal, Terry Kuntz. Twirlers FRONT ROW: Nancy Becker, Sue Kant. BACK ROW: Joyce Erickson, Vicki Fehling. OUR HAPPY DRUMMERS BAND OFFICERS STANDING: Joyce Erickson, Mary Buhr, Pat Hoevet. SITTING: Dave Henkel, Larry Feil- bach, Dan Petry, Mike Korth. FRONT ROW: Paul Dorn, Brian Soldner, Miss Igualli, Director; Pam Rohde AT PIANO. SECOND ROW: Mary Hart- man, Dan Petry, Linda Brigowatz, Curt Guenther, Debbie Steger, Joyce Erickson, Denise Petroselli. THIRD ROW: Mike Pedersen, Rick Kuntz, Mike Korth, Mike Soldner, Larry Feilbach. BACK ROW: Bill Wetherbee, Bill Cook, Brenda Woltman, Jo Ann Erickson, Gary Wild. Stage Band Student Council FRONT ROW: Terry Schultz, George Grosenick, Marlon Nehls, Treas.; Mike Morth, Pres.; Robbie Nelson, V- Pres.; Patti Jo Hoevet, Sec.; Dan Duffy, Alan Wolosz. MIDDLE ROW: Carolyn Buss, Steve Bronner, John Rediske, Eloy Gaiton, Bruce Wild, Dick Evans, Joe Ledworowski, Maria Andreef, Debbie Steger. BACK ROW: Jean Pase- wald, Lila Braunschweig, Geri Schrab, Steve Leistico, Tim Sharkey, Gail Gernetzke, Jackie Lowe, Pat Ireland, Brian Miller, Bryon Woltman. F.F.A. Officers Sweetheart FRONT ROW: Mr. Foth, Advisor; Bob Leistico, Reporter; Lois Braunschweig, Chapter Sweetheart; Earl Metzger, Sentinel. BACK ROW: Greg Schultz, Secretary; Ed Neuberger, President; John Haase, Vice-President; Jerry Kreu- ziger, Treasurer. 37 FRONT ROW: Mark Hamann, Gary Nell, Lee Bruni, Randy Soldner, Richard Bradley, Neal Yerges, Greg Nehls Delaine Kottwitz. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Ireland, Dave Wallentin, Ron Jauert, Mike Shea, Roger Bradley, Jeff Clark, Dale Rennhack, Bob Schuett. BACK ROW: Jerry Zielke, Tom Haase, Mark Berger, Steve Leistico Bob Gerbitz, Dennis Kohl, Bill Slade, Royce Nehls, Jeff Huetner, Larry Slade. F.F.A. Youth With a Ihirpose Their purpose? To obtain agricultural leadership. How? Through judging contests, parlimentary procedure contests, workshops, educational trips. The F.F.A. is self-supporting from sales of fruit, Christmas trees, and the F.F.A. calendar sales. Remember-F. F. A. -Youth With a Purpose. FRONT ROW: Charles Davison, Bill Panetti, Phil Weiss, Mike Buske, Cary Frederick, Jim Cook, Cary Westphal, Kevin Wille. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Haase, Mike Couperus, Rollie Davison, Ed Gundrum, Craig Lindert, Paul Kuef- fer, Jeff Lynch, Lloyd Callies, Randy Woltman. BACK ROW: Gary Beal, Mitch Frederick, Pat Metzger, Alan Cramer, Tom Rehfeldt, Melva Kottwitz, Rod Haines, Pat Ireland, Ray Pamperin, Ben Schuett, Dean Arndt. Resolved: That government- al financial support for all public elementary and sec- ondary education in the United States be financed exclusively by the federal government. This is the topic being argued by de- baters all over the state, in- cluding those at DHS. Although the team doesn't always return from tourna- ments with perfect records, they do always gain experi- ence to aid them in improv- ing their debating skills. In addition, they're also assur- ed of meeting new people on those Saturdays when they have to report for duty so early in the morning! FRONT ROW: Mrs. Brieman, Advisor; Mike Shea, Blaine Priebusch, Ralph Sharp, Bob Kant. BACK ROW: Carol Tietz, Nancy Becker, Patricia Sharp, Laura Kaiser, Barb Griepentrog, Mary Jo Becker, Joyce Erickson, Rhonda De- Pover, Mary Buhr. FRONT ROW: Barb Griepentrog, Jane Ninmann, Lois Braunschweig, Sue Kant, Donna Walsh, Jennifer Seeliger. MIDDLE ROW: Sheri Winters, Rhonda DePover, Lila Braunschweig, Sheila Druecke. BACK ROW: Patricia Sharp, Carolyn Buss, Cindy Schmitt, Miss Washburn, Librarian; Doris Yelk, Kathy Leonard, Kathi Haase, Chris Fenz. L I b r a r • i a n s FRONT ROW: Doris Yelk, Pat Krueger, Debbie Gallitz, Joyce Frisbie, Barb Dahl, Nancy Becker, Loraine Haase, Sheri Winter. BACK ROW: Mr. Edming, Coach; Karen Fenz, Joyce Erickson, Barb Griepentrog, Arlene Benninger, Chris Fenz, Lois Braunschweig, Sue Breitenstein, Rhonda De Pbver, Kathy Leonard, Mrs. Brieman, Coach. Dodgeland’s Orators FRONT ROW: Blaine Priebush, Dick Evans, Andy Hartman, Ralph Sharp, Mike Becker, Jim Gernetzke, Kurt Guen- ther. BACK ROW: Pauline Schroeder, Joe Ledworowski, Carolyn Buss, Carol Tietz, Carole Rennhack, Pat Sharp Mr. Wyss, Coach. 40 National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Joyce Erickson, Rhonda DePover, Pam Rohde, Nancy Becker; 2nd ROW: Dan Duffy, Lois Friede, Ann Jongebloed, Mary Jo Becker, Dave Henkel; 3rd ROW: Dan Petry, Geof Schrab, Pauline Schroeder, Dave Kranz, Kathy Hemmy, Carolyn Buss, Mr. Schecher, advisor. BACK ROW: Bob Kant, Alan Wolosz, Jim Ger- netzke, Pat O'Connor, Carol Tietz. OFFICERS: Chris Fenz, Vice-Pres.; Lois Braunschweig, Treasurer; Pat Krueger, Sec.; Bill Wetherbee, Pres.jabs. For the One-Act Plays ... I can't believe I ate the whole thing! Hey man! Three's a crowd! On October 27, three one-act come- dies were presented. Mrs. Brieman di- rected Kiss Me Quick--I'm Double-Park- ed”, with a cast which contained only stu- dents from her beginning acting class. Miss Hauk and Mr. Hawlish directed The Hot Line. A cutting from The Imaginary Invalid was directed by Mr. Edming and presented also at the contest play. Ac- tors, production crews, and the audience all enjoyed this experience in comedy. 'The Imaginary Invalid Comedy Was the Key Note THE HOT LINE MOTHER I'D RATHER DO IT MYShLK MARIA ANDREEF First AFS Student New Zealand AFS Club Dear School, Hare-mai (hello in the language of my native people, the Maori). As your first AFS student I feel responsible for any ideas you may have formed about the AFS organization, but as this is the first time I've ever been an AFS student, I guess we're in the same boat. This year I have learned so much about people. Before I came I thought (as typical of a teenager) that I knew it all . Now I have been proved wrong and I didn't mind in the slightest because it has been fantastic meeting you people and living your life style. I only hope that I have managed to give a little experience to you rather than just take. When I go back to my dear islands in the Pacific, I know I shall get terribly homesick for Dodge County. How- ever, as I am expecting at least half of you to come and visit N.Z., I shan't get too upset. School life here re- quired my major adaptions. Wearing mufty (plain clothes) instead of uniforms; the variety of subjects and the interesting way in which they are presented; football instead of rugby and best of all a white Christmas instead of spending Christmas day on the beach are just a few differences between our countries. Most of you, I have met, and all of you have contributed in so many ways to making this one of the happiest years of my life. I just don't know how to thank-you. I will never forget you. Aroha, Maria FRONT ROW: Kurt Guenther, Rick Dorn, Geof Schrab, Ralph Sharp, Robbie Nelson, Mike Korth, Marlon Nehls, Dan Duffy. MIDDLE ROW: Frieda Schmitt, Maria Andreef, Kathy Hemmy, Brian Soldner, Carol Tietz, Carolyn Buss, Randy Pieper, Nancy Becker, Mr. Schecher, Advisor. BACK ROW: Lois Friede, Rhonda DePover, Barb Griepentrog, Lois Braunschweig, Pat Krueger, Laura Kaiser, Mary Jo Becker, Karen Beal, Sheri Winter, Joyce Erickson. FRONT ROW: Pam Gahlman, Eileen Pamperin, Carolyn Buss, Eileen Hickey, Nancy Buss, Jessica Arndt, Liz Renn- hack, Diane Buss, Debbie Nell. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Cramer, Lois Kohn, Debbie Gallitz, Patti Gierach, Sharon Rennhack, Sue Moyer, Donna Engebretson, Ann Jongebloed, Pat Krueger, Pat Hoevet, Lois Braunschweig. BACK ROW: Jean Pasewald, Cindy Nelson, Sandy Schultz, Carol Zank, Debbie Schwantes, Melva Kottwitz, Heidi Abel, Rhonda DePover, Leanne Pasewald, Debbie Slade, Theresa Boeck, Kris Jakel. Home Ec Club The Homemakers serve snacks and drinks during the home basketball and football games. They are also planning an educational trip. Home Ec Club Officers and Board BOARD MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky DePover, Chris Fenz, Pat Maertz, Mrs. Dahl, Ad- visor; FVeida Schmitt, Pres.; Carole Rennhack, Vice-Pres.; Bev Hammann, Sec.; Linda Stutz, Treas. La Sociedad de Espahol FRONT ROW: Randy Woltman, Ed Gundnun, Dick Evans, Tim Steffen, Scott Druecke, John Richards, Lloyd Cal- lies, Dennis Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Edming, Advisor; Lila Braunschweig, Claudia Gerbitz, Lorraine Haase, Terry Gahlman, Gail Gernetzke, Jackie Lowe, Pat Hoevet, Naomi Neuberger, Rhonda DePover. BACK ROW: Mary Quest, Pat Schaller, Cheryl Affeld, Sandy Moser, Dave Kranz, Barb Dahl, Kathi Haase, Lois Kohn. FRONT ROW: Ted Krause, Paul Wyss, Andy Hartman, Tom Selchert, Michelle Neuberger, Nancy Buss, Martha Thoma, Judy Nedow. MIDDLE ROW: Rose Meyer, Dan Petry, Pat Sharp, Dave Stroede, Greg Hartman, Joe Led- worowski, Vickie Krause, Ken Puls, Wayne Breitbarth. BACK ROW: Joel Erickson, Pat Kosterman, Debbie Erd- mann, Linda Braunschweig, Steve Jahnke, A1 Cramer, Sue Lindert, Leanne Pasewald, Lola Alvarado, Cindy Fandrey, Gary Affeld, Bryon Woltman. The “Spaniards” Continue . . . La Societe Frangaise FRONT ROW: Steve Bronner, Eloy Gaitan, Mike Krueger, Tim Enghung, Bob Kant, George Hartman, George Gro- senick, Steve Caine, Paul Dorn, Dave Lisko. MIDDLE ROW: Barb Beal, Kathy Braker, Kate Rennhack, Judy Bron- ner, Chris Fenz, Greg Caine, Mike Hendricks, Kent Saugstad, Tom Hemmy, Nancy Becker, Pat Gierach, Eva Schroeder. BACK ROW: Kris Jakel, Terry Boeck, Karen Fenz, Denise Touchette, Barb Griepentrog, Lois Braun- schweig, Mary Jo Becker, Pam Hardt, Kathy Leonard, Joyce Erickson, Pam Lehman, Cindy Nelson. FRONT ROW: Dan Duffy, Greg Nehls, Greg Buhr, Ralph Sharp, Bruce Wild, Marlon Nehls, Mike Korth, Carol Tietz. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Henkel, Dave Kranz, Ray Teson, Eloy Gaitan, Jim Gemetzke, Kurt Guenther, Brian Soldner, Gary Wild, Jon Anton. BACK ROW: Kim Pieper, Cheryl Hilker, Karen Beal, Sue Jahnke, Vicki Fehling, Arlene Benninger, Pam Wyss, Debbie Schwantes, Sue Breitenstein. The Sound Of Music FIRST ROW: RoseAnn Haase, JoAnn Erickson, Jenny Seeliger, Rhonda DePover, Denise Touchette, Lois Braun- schweig, Denise Petroselli, Barb Dahl, Nancy Becker, Maria Andreef, Gary Fritche, David Aschaker, Tim Nehls. SECOND ROW: Linda Gundrum, Sandy Schultz, Andrea Schulz, Sheila Druecke, Loraine Haase, Sue Moyer, Sandi Tomascheske, Carolyn Buss, Sandi Buschkopf, Bob Schuett. THIRD ROW: Kathy Leonard, Jean Landsee, Jackie Lowe, Gina Wild, Pam Rhode, Mary Jo Becker, Nancy Uttech, Chris Schultz, Chris Fenz, Kurt Guenther, Andy Hartman. BACK ROW: Jean Kaiser, Mary Hartman, Liz Rennhack, Teresa Quest, John Rediske, Ricky Kuntz, Andy Korth, Geof Schrab. Swing Choir FIRST ROW: Nancy Becker, Mary Buhr, Jenny Seeliger, Maria Andreef, JoAnn Erickson, Andrea Schulz, Rho-nda DePover SECOND ROW: Barb Dahl, Eileen Hickey, Debbie Steger, Jackie Lowe, Mary Jo Becker, Pam Rhode, Jamie Hauer, Geri Schrab. BACK ROW: Geof Schrab, Mike Soldner, Jurt Guenther, Dan Petry, Greg Buhr. 48 Brings Joy To Your Heart FIRST ROW: Jamie Hauer, Mary Buhr, Sherry Winter, Karen Beal, Geri Schrab, Jean Pasewald, Barb Sette, Sandy Cramer, Becky DePover, Helen Schuett, Kathy Schaeffer, Debbie Hardt, Bev Hammann. SECOND ROW: Ed Scott, Greg Hartman, Mike Soldner, Eileen Hickey, Sue Jahnke, Cheryl Kohrt, Debbie Gallitz, Clara Tisdale, Pam Hardt, Barb Beal, Sue Cramer, Sandy Gierach, Dan Petry, piano accompanist. THIRD ROW: Joe Ledworow- ski, Jeff Niehoff, Jim Lischka, Cindy Brown, Pauline Schroeder, Carole Rennhack, Pat Maertz, Debbie Steger, Mary Hardt, Vicki Fehling, Melva Kottwitz, Mr. Trentham, Choral Director. BACK ROW: Lee Bruni, Ralph Sharp, Bruce Wild, Tom Selchert, Greg Buhr, Carol Tietz, Dana Tisdale, Kay Wiechman, Frieda Schmitt, Linda Stutz. Off To Summer Music Camp Mary Jo Becker, Rhonda DePover, Nancy Becker, Gina Wild, Colleen Coyer, Andrea Schulz, Pam Rohde, Dan Petry, Accompanist. 49 DOOCELAVO FOOTBALL, OOtftUND foojbau Arts Crafts Club FRONT ROW: Tim Nehls, Dan Shea, David Lisko, Keith Steger, Randy Radtke, Blaine Priebusch, Scott Radke, Dale Wolfgang. BACK ROW: Melva Kottwitz, Peggy Haase, Mary Hardt, Joan Scherer, Christine Schroeder, Jean Scherer, Pauline Schroeder, Mr. Schuster, Advisor. 51 Getting ready for plowing! Those finishing touches. The “Reflections’ ”Makers FRONT ROW: Rhonda De Pover, Ann Jongebloed, Lois Friede, Lois Braunschweig, Sr. Eds.; Chris Fenz, Pat Krue- ger, Eds. BACK ROW: Mary Buhr, Nancy Becker, Bus. Mgrs.; Joe Ledworowski, Jr. Ed.; Robbie Nelson, Bus. Mgr.; Ralph Sharp, Fhoto.; Alice Teson, Joyce Erickson, Bus. Mgrs. Putting together the memories of an entire school year is not an easy task, but mem- bers of the Reflections Staff Always try to do their best. They had deadlines, dummy copies, sales, deliveries, and a supplement to plan for this year. At least none of the staff could ever complain of nothing to do . FRONT ROW: Mike Couperus, Dennis Edwards, Steve Edwards, Sue Kant, Carol Tietz, Sandy Buschkopf, Debbie Steger, Carole Rennhack, Lee Bruni. MIDDLE ROW: Maria Andreef, Sheri Winter, Mary Jo Becker, Laura Kaiser, Donna Engebretson, Carolyn Buss, Pat Sharp, Frieda Schmitt, Steve Jahnke, Connie McDowell. BACK ROW: Brenda Woltman, Linda Stutz, Jody Strobel, Denise Touchette, Barb Criepentrog, Karen Fenz, Jo Ann Erickson. Donna Walsh, Sandy Cramer. ’ 52 Odyssey Officers FIRST ROW: Lois Friede, Head Reporter; Ann Jon- gebloed, Organizational Mgr. SECOND ROW: Linda Stutz, Editor; Karen Beal, Art Editor. THIRD ROW: Pat Maertz, Assistant Editor; Miss Lemke, Advisor; FVieda Schmitt, Business Mgr. TOP ROW: Pat Krue- ger, Head Reporter; Ray Teson, Sports Editor; Jerry Ninmann, Sports Editor. FRONT ROW: Eileen Hickey, Sue Kant, Tom Selchert, Bob Kant, Robbie Nelson, Mike Korth, Tin Eng Hung, Sandi Buschkopf, Carolyn Buss, Joe Ledworowski. MIDDLE ROW: Dean Henkel, Doris Yelk, Lois Braunschweig, Judy Bronner, Nancy Becker, Tom Hemmy, Carole Rennhack, Randy Pie per, Debbie Steger, Mike Couperus, Pat Cierach, Bev Hammann. BACK ROW: Becky De Pover, Rhonda De Pover, Kathy Haines, Jode Strobel, Linda Et- scheid, Sheri Winter, Robin Wuesthoff, Sue Cramer, Debbie Druecke, Connie McDowell, Marry Jo Becker, Pam Hardt, Steve Leistico, Scott Singletary, Sandra Cramer. 53 Activities . . . 1973 Any spectator of the 1972-73 school year would have witnessed a variety of activities. The year started off with the band feverishly getting ready for their first performance on the football field. The color guard marched to the beat of the music with perfect pre- cision except when they... The twirlers tossed their sticks into the air, and they landed - they knew not where. The Home Ec. Club did a great job providing refreshments at the sports activities along with the Lettermen’s Club. The candles they sold also helped to light up many homes at Christmas time. Homecoming was a highlight of the football season. The making of floats, the parade, and preparing for the dance made a busy week for all. Steve Bronner and Lois Braun- schweig reigned over the 1972 Dodgeland Homecoming. The One Act Plays provided a great night of entertainment. They presented three dif- ferent types of plays. 'The Imaginary Invalid , Hotline , and Kiss Me Quick-I'm Double Parked . The National Honor Society members gave up their study halls to tutor in the grade school. In December they held their annual Tapping Ceremony at which 10 Junior honor students became members. A spectator may have been confused if they heard a number of languages being spok- en. The Spanish Club's main activity is sponsoring cake walks after the basketball games. The French students enjoy preparing and eating a complete French dinner. Many children in Dodge County were thankful for the Arts and Craft Club on Christ- mas. They fixed up many toys and games for the welfare children. Ask any AFS Club member what the first word if that comes to their mind and you can bet that it would be PIZZA! They had pizza sales to make money to support an AFS student. On January 19-21 they hald an AFS weekend at which other AFS students from neighboring areas came to spend the weekend at Dodgeland. They stayed at homes of many club members. The weekend was filled with many activities such as a dance, swimming, visiting Nehl's Dairy Farm, Aunt Nellies, and a potluck dinner at school followed by an evening of basketball, ping pong, and volleyball. All of those students who were out for Debate and Forensics have developed their speaking abilities. The ODYSSEY staff works very hard to put out a very interesting paper to keep everyone up on the news at Dodgeland. Members of the Librarian Club are a great help to many students in the Library. They help them find books and check them out. The Future Farmers of America had a parliamentary procedure team which won first place at the district and sectional contests. 54 CLASSES Just Starting Out FRONT ROW: Mike Bittner, Dana Belcher, Tim Dornfeld, Jenny Arndt, Roger Bradley, Kevin Babcock, Steve Caine, Dick Evans, Jessy Arndt, David Davison. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Etscheid, Dave Aschaker, Cindy Brown, Dan Cahoon, Diane Buss, Dennis Edwards, John Berger, Mark Becker, Barb Davison, Randy Berth. BACK ROW: Joe Erickson, Terry Boeck, Dean Arndt, Gary Affeld, Linda Brigowatz, Alan Cramer, Roberta Chouinard, Lola Alvara- do, Brian Burnett, Debbie Erdmann, Becky Depover, Gary Beal. FRONT ROW: Gregg Hartman, Mike Kadinger, Ed Gundrum, Roger Kintopp, Andy Hartman, Andy Korth, Gary Fredrick, Steve John, Gene Jauert, Tom Hemmy. MIDDLE ROW: Ron Gubin, Dean Henkel, Larry Feilbach, Gail Gemetzke, Pam Gahlman, Mary Hartman, Jean Kaiser, Terry Gahlman, Gary Fritche, Sue Fisher, Loren Corr Julia Kennedy. BACK ROW: Nancy Kramer, Mitch Frederick, Debbie Hart, Karen Fenz, David Hammann Kathy Haines Renee Jaehnke, Steve Jahnke, Pat Ireland, Ricky Heintz, Roseann Haase, Pat Kosterman, Kris Jakel. 57 More Members of the FRONT ROW: Mary Quest, Brenda Lee, Royce Nehls, Rick Lau, Ted Krause, Bill Luebke, James Lischka, Jeff Lynch sandy Moser, Ann Panetti. MIDDLE ROW: Brian Miller, Kim Pieper, Kim Olson, Sue Moyer, Greg Kuehl Ken Puls, Nancy Nelson, Sharon Rennhack, Tom Rehfeldt, Denise Pieper. BACK ROW: Jean Pasewald Cindy ’ Krause, Scott Kuhlman, Pat Metzger, Raymond Pamperin, Jackie Lowe, Jerrald Niehoff, Sue Lindert, Cindy Nel- son, Rose Meyer, Steve Quamme. FRONT ROW: Tim Sharkey, Jim Vergenz, Larry Yerges, Tim Steffen, Paul Wyss, Martha Thoma, Jeff Vick, Dave Schultz, Tom Weiss, Willie Seeliger. MIDDLE ROW: Clara Tisdale, Debra Schwantes, Barb Strahota, Carol Zank Gma Wild, Eva Schroeder, Joanne Schultz, Chris Schultz, Cheryle Schoppe, Alice Teson, Denise Touchette Debbie Wolfgang. BACK ROW: Helen Schuett, Wanda Schultz, Sonie Steger, Debbie Slade, Ben Schuett Jerry Zielke, Dave Stroede, Don Yelk, Chris Schultz, Barb Sette, Jean Snudden, Jeff Soldner, Bryan Woltman’ 58 Class of “76” CLASS OFFICERS Mary Hartman, Secretary; Andy Hartman, Pres- ident; Kenny Puls, Vice-President; and Dean Henkel, Treasurer. The Dodgeland Freshmen Class of '76 consists of 141 students of all shapes, sizes, and intellectual capacities. Some of the highlights of the freshman year were our Homecoming float (which centered around the theme theme Orioles Will Singapore Song ) and the Sophomore--Freshmen inita- tion party. The Freshmen class also sponsored social hours following home basketball games. For many, this year has meant confusion, surprises, rewards, and accomplishments, along with failures or . . . FRONT ROW: Jeff Niehoff, Mike Krueger, Ed Olson, Randy Roberts, Dennis Neuberger, Terry Kuntz, Ricky Kuntz, Paul Panetti, Dale Rennhack, John Rediske. MIDDLE ROW: Lynann Nehls, Kate Rennhack, Scott Radke, David Lisko, Pat Lohry, Judy Nedow, Sue Kant, Dennis Kohl, Kent Saugstad, Barb John, Eileen Pamperin, Debbie Nell, Pat Schaller. BACK ROW: Cal La Fortune, Tim Nehls, Sue Schimmel, Jane Ninmann, Karen Prust, Chris Rhode, Cheryl Korth, Linda Sack, Cindy Schmitt, Mike Lamp, Sherri Landsee, Barb Kintopp, Cindy Pasewald. Two Down .. . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Breitbarth, President; Linda Braunschweig, Vice President; Scott Singletary, Treasurer; Beth Brigowatz, Secretary. The Sophomore Class again followed tradition and decorated the gym for Home- coming. The theme was ''Color My World. We worked hard and helped to make Homecoming a big success. On November 10, the Sophomore Class sponsored an Initiation Dance for the Freshmen. It was an exciting, I'm sure, a memorable evening. 60 FRONT ROW: Colleen Coyer, Kathi Haase, Barb Dahl, Sandy Buschkopf, George Crosenick, George Hartman, Tim Eng Hung, Jim Cook, Nancy Buss, Mary Hardt. MIDDLE ROW: Vicki Fehling, Loraine Haase, Kathy Braker, Greg Caine, Paul Dorn, Lloyd Callies, Mary Buhr, Jamie Hauer, Debra Corning, Arlene Benninger, Mike Hoban. BACK ROW: Cindy Fandrey, Lila Braunschweig, Judy Dahnert, Kevin Burnett, Jeff Huetner, Claudia Gerbitz, Heidi Abel, Cheryl Guderian, Rod Haines, Cindy Gorr. Two to Go FRONT ROW: Keith Steger, Terry Schultz, Russ Soldner, Ken Wolfram, Bruce Wild, Tom Selchert, Allen Tall- mann, Kevin Wille. MIDDLE ROW: Sandi Tomascheske, Patricia Sharp, Bob Schuett, Bill Slade, David Wallintin, Bruce Soldner, N ncy Uttech, Jean Tollefson. BACK ROW: Dan Shea, Deb Soldner, Geri Schrab, Larry Slade, Ed Scott, Andrea Schulz, Brenda Woltman, Jenny Seeliger, Dale Wolfgang. 61 FRONT ROW: Bob Schultz, Bill Panetti, Joan Scherer, Blaine Priebusch, Alan Wolosz, Randy Radtke, Faith West- phal, Gary Westphal. MIDDLE ROW: Kenny Schimmel, Pauline Schroeder, Debbie Steger, Theresa Quest, Randy Pieper, Mike Shea, Jean Scherer, Linda Wuestenberg. BACK ROW: Leanne Pasewald, Donna Walsh, Martha Schuett, Robin Wuesthoff, Barb Zepp, Denise Petroselli, Linda Schultz, Chris Tisdale, Kathy Schaeffer. The Prom Creators On a crisp fall day in October, the controversy within the Junior Class as to whether or not they would sponsor a Prom was taken to the polls. One vote decided that the traditional Prom would be held. However, the votes defeated the plan for another Junior Class magazine sales campaign. Instead items from Tom Watt Kits were sold by class members. Then planning and decorating began... -The work of the Class of 74 was culminated on May 12, 1972 as they held their Junior Prom. The gymnasium was decor- ated beautifully to the Theme of Memories. FRONT ROW: Terry Heintz, Michelle Neuberger, Scott Moungey, Mark Hamann, Gary Nell, Greg Nehls, Mike Maertz, Mike Olson, Craig Lindert, Joe Ledworowski. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Haase, Dave Henkel, Laura Kaiser, Lynn Hupf, Paul Kueffer, Mark Ireland, Lynn Lee, Joe Hasse, Vickie Krause, Peggi Haase, Lois Kohn. BACK ROW: Pam Lehmann, Lori Hartwick, Karl Krause, Naomi Neuberger, Melva Kottwitz, Charlene Jauert, Cheryl Hilker, Cindy Maas, Pam Hardt, Connie McDowell, Jean Landsee. FRONT ROW: Mike Buske, Dennis Bergmann, Dan Duffy, Lee Bruni, Jim Gehrke, John Becker, Nick Bonde, Jim Gernetzke, Scott Druecke, Steve Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: Rita Gahlman, Dave Etter, Chuck Davison, Richard Aschaker, Rick Dorn, Eloy Gaiton, Joel Cahoon, Jeff Clark, Jon Anton, Mike Couperus, Curt Firari, Judy Bronner, Joyce Erickson. BACK ROW: Sandy Cramer, Debbie Druecke, Mary-Jo Becker, Cheryl Affeld, Barb Beal, Donna Engebretson, Debbie Gallitz, Rose Ann Braker, Sandy Gundrum, Karen Benninger, Laurie Canniff, Sue Breitenstein, Sandy Gierach. Junior Class Council Mike Soldner, Dave Henkel, Ray Teson, Doris Yelk, Pam Rohde, Jim Gernetzke, Dave Kranz. THE CONTESTANTS-SEA TED: Chris Fenz, Lois Braunschweig, Carol Tietz, Nancy Becker, Pat Krue- ger. STANDING: Linda Stutz, Janet Yelk, Joyce Frisbie, Patti Jo Hoevet, Rhonda DePover. Junior Miss —1973 Physically fit! ?! On December 2, 1972, the efforts of the Juneau Jaycees and Jaycettes and ten Senior girls were presented in Dodgeland's first Junior Miss Pageant. Girls were judged on poise and appear- ance (15%), physical fitness (15%), scholastic average (15%), talent (20%), and a personal in- terview with the judges (35%). Dodgeland's Jun- ior Miss then participated in Wisconsin's Junior Miss Pageant, held in Jan. THE RESULTS SECOND RUNNER-UP Chris Fenz, THIRD RUNNER-UP Rhonda DePover, DODGELAND'S JUNIOR MISS Pat Krueger, FIRST RUNNER-UP Lois Braunschweig. Sr. Officers Badger Representatives FRONT ROW: Carol Tietz, Lois Braunschweig; BACK ROW: Dan Petry, Pat O'Connor, Bob Kant, Kurt Guenther, Bill Wetherbee, abs. Jerry Ninmann, Sec.; Brian Soldner, Pres.; Rhonda De Pover, Treas. BACK: Nancy Becker, V. Pres. Honor Students FRONT ROW: Chris Fenz, Jane Gahl- man, Geof Schrab, Carol Tietz, Carolyn Buss. BACK ROW: Lois Braunschweig, Pat Krueger, Sheri Winter, Susan Jahnke, Pam Wyss, Bill Wetherbee, abs. Student Council FRONT ROW: Maria Andreef, Patti Jo Hoevet, Steve Leistico, Mike Korth, Marian Nehls, Robbie Nelson. BACK ROW: Carolyn Buss, Steve Bronner. RODNEY ALVARADO Wrestling Mgr. 2-4; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Bowling 1,3; Spanish 3,4. MARIA ANDREEF AFS Student 4; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; One-Act Plays 4; Stu- dent Council 4; School News- paper 4; Clubs: AFS 4, Sec.; Annual Staff 4. KAREN EMILIE BEAL Chorus 3,4, Sec. 4; Musical 3, 4; Annual Staff 3; School Newspaper 3,4, Art Ed. 4; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2, 3; Span- ish 3,4; AFS 4; Home Ec. 1. ROSALIE BECKER Rosie Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Home Ec. 1. NANCY BECKER Nanc NHS 3, 4; Jr. Miss; Homecom- ing Court 4; Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 3,4; Band 1-4, Board- member 4; Twirler 4; Brass Choir 1-4; Musical 1-4; Student Council 3; Debate 3,4, Pres. 4; Forensics 3, 4; Annual Staff 2-4, Jr. Ed. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; School Newspaper 2-4; Class Sec. 1, V. Pres. 4; Clubs: GAA 1-4, Boardmember 4; French 3, 4; AFS 4; Pep 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4. KATHERINE LEE BERGER Bergs One-Act Plays 2; School Newspaper 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 1; Home Ec. 2, 3. 66 LOIS D. BRAUNSCHWEIG NHS 3, 4, Treas. 4; Honor Student; BGS; Jr. Miss; DAR; FFA Sweetheart; Homecom- ing Queen; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Cheerleading 2-4; Musical 3,4; School Newspaper 3, 4; Annual Staff 2-4, Sr. Ed.; Forensics 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Clubs: GAA 1, 2; French 3,4; Librarians 3,4; AFS 4; Home Ec. 1, 3, 4. KENNETH R. BREITENSTEIN Ken FB 1, 2; BB 1, 2; Track 2; Clubs: Sports App. 2, 3; Bowling 1. STEVEN BRONNER Steve Homecoming King 4; FB 1-4; Capt. 4; All-Conf. 4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Co-Capt. 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Clubs: Lettermen's 2-4; Sports App. 2,3; French 3,4. WILLIAM K. COOK Cookie Band 1-4; Dance Band 3,4; Brass Choir 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Wrestling 2-4; FB 1-4; Clubs: Chess 2, Treas.; Sport's App. 3; Lettermen's 4. GREGORY BUHR Greg Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 2-4; Swing Choir 4; Band 1; FB 1-4; All-Conf. 4; Track 2-4; Baseball 1; BB 1-4; Forensics 1; One-Act Plays 2-4; Musical 2-4; Clubs: Lettermen's 4; Bowling 1; Sport's App. 2, 3; Spanish 3,4. CAROLYN MARIE BUSS Tina NHS 4; Honor Student; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2; Student Council 4; Forensics 3, 4; Musical 2-4; Cheerleading 1; School News- paper 1,4; Class Sec. 1; Annual Staff 1-4; Clubs: GAA 1-4; Boardmember 1; Home Ec. 1, 4; Spanish 1; Librarian 4; AFS 4. SUSAN KAY CRAMER Gramma Chorus 4; Color Guard 4; One- Act Plays 2; Musical 2; School Newspaper 4; Clubs: GAA 2-4; Pep 4; Home Ec. 4; FTA 1. ROLAND RUSSELL DAVISON Rollie Band 1-4; FB 1-4; All- Conf. 4; BB Mgr. 3; FFA 4; Bowling 3; Let- termen's 3,4; Sport's App. 2. 67 SHEILA LYNN DRUECKE Sinner Chorus 3, 4; Musical 2-4; Clubs: Bowling 2, 3, V. Pres. 3; Librarians 3, 4; FTA 1, Treas.; Pep 3. RHONDA MARY DEPOVER Rhoda NHS 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Color Guard 4; Cheerleading 2, 3; Student Council 1; Debate 4; Forensics 1-4; One Act Plays 3,4; Mu- sical 3,4; School Newspaper 3, 4; Annual Staff 1-4, Sr. Ed. 4; Class Treas. 4; Clubs: GAA 1-4; AFS 4; Librarians 4; Home Ec. 4; Spanish 1,2,4, Sec.- Treas. 1; Pep 4, V. Pres. 4. JANE MARIE GAHLMAN Honor Student; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 1,2; Bowling 3; Spanish 1,2. LOIS ELLEN FRIEDE NHS 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 2; Band 1; Boardmember 1; One-Act Plays 3; Musical 2; School Newspaper 1-4, Hd. Reporter 4; Annual Staff 1-4, Sr. Ed. 4; Cheerleading 2-4; Class Treas. 2; Clubs: GAA 4; Bowling 4; AFS 4; Home Ec. 3; Pep 3,4; FTA 1. 68 CHRISTINE KAY FENZ Chris NHS 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Honor Student; Jr. Miss; Debate 2; Forensics 2-4; One-Act Plays 3; Chorus, Musical 2, 4; Annual Staff 2-4, Co-Ed. 4; Clubs: GAA 1,4; Bowling 2; French 3,4; Librarians 3,4; Home Ec. 3, 4, Boardmember 4. JOYCE DIANNE FRISBIE Chorus 2, 3; Jr. Miss; Mu- sical 2, 3; Forensics 4; Clubs: French 3; Home Ec. 2-4; FTA 1. PATRICIA A. GIERACH Pat Prom Court 3; Debate 2, 3; For- ensics 3; One-Act Plays 1, 2; Musical 2; School Newspaper 2-4; Annual Staff 3; Clubs: GAA 2-4; French 3,4; Librar- ians 3, Home Ec. 4; Pep 3; FTA 1. BARBARA JEAN GRIEPENTROG Barb Prom Queen; Band 1,2; Color Guard 2; Debate 4; Forensics 2-4; School Newspaper 4; An- nual Staff 1,2,4; Clubs: Arts Crafts 2; Bowling 3; French 3,4; Librarians 4; AFS 4. KURT DAVID GUENTHER Gowdy BBS; Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 4; Dance Band 1-3; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Student Direc- tor 4; FB 1-3; BB 1-4; Basket- ball 1-3; CC 4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Plays 1-4; Musical 2- 4; School Newspaper 1,2; An- nual Staff 1-2; Class Pres. 1; Clubs: Lettermen's 2-4; Sports App. 2, 3; Spanish 1-4; Librar- ians 1,2; AFS 4; Chess 1. LINDA E. CUNDRUM Chorus 2; Clubs: Arts Crafts 2; Bowling 1. JOHN M. HAASE Whiskers Clubs: FFA 1-4, V-Pres. 4. BEVERLY JEAN HAMMANN Hambone Chorus 4; Band 1-3; Brass Choir 1, 2; Musical 4; School News- paper 4; Clubs: GAA 1-4; Home Ec. 4, Sec. 4; Pep 4. PATRICK M. HAUER Pat Trans, from Wautoma 4; FB 4; Clubs: Lettermen's. 69 MICHAEL H. HENDRICKS Harvey Track 1; Wrestling 1-4; Golf 2; Musical 2; Clubs: Lettermenjs 1-4; Sports App. 3; Arts Crafts 1, 2; French 3,4. Picture Not Available TIM HOBAN Trans, from Hollywood 4. EILEEN TERESE HICKEY Hicks Chorus 1,2,4; Swing Choir 1- 4; Band 1-3; Brass Choir 1, 2; Musical 1, 2, 4; School News- paper 4; Clubs: Arts Crafts 2, 3; Treas.; Home Ec. 4; FTA 1, Pres. 1; Pep 4. LaVERN HILKER Vern Prom King; FB 1-4; Baseball 1-3; Clubs: Lettermen's 3,4; Bowling 3. PATTI JO HOEVET Band 1-4, Board 4; Jr. Miss 4; Pom Pom Girl 3; Forensics 2, 3; Student Council 1,4; Sec. 4; Clubs: Arts Crafts 1; Spanish 2-4; Home Ec. 4; GAA 2,4, Boardmember 4. SUSAN ANN JAHNKE Sue Honor Student; Chorus 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Pom Pom Girl 3; School Newspaper 2, 3; Clubs: GAA 2, 4; Bowling 3; Spanish 3,4; FTA 1; Pep 3,4. 70 ANNE MARIE JONGEBLOED NHS 4; Prom Court 3; Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. 1; Cheerleader 1-4; Cap. 2; School Newspaper 2-4; Bus. Mgr. 4; Annual Staff 2-4, Sr. Ed. 4; Clubs: GAA 1-4, Boardmember 2, Pres. 4; Home Ec. 4; Pep 3, 4. ROBERT KANT Bob'� NHS 4; BBS; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; FB 1- 4, All Conf. Hon. Men. 4; BB 1-4; Track 1-4; Debate 4, Treas. 4; One-Act Plays 1-3; School Newspaper 3, 4; Student Council 1; Clubs: Lettermen's 2- 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Sports App. 2, 3; Bowling 1; French 3,4. DENISE A. LAU Tanoose Prom Court 1; Annual Staff 1,2; Student Council 3; Clubs: CAA 1-3; Span- ish 1, 2. DELAINE E. KOTTWITZ FB 1; Track 3,4; Baseball 2; Wrestling 1-4; Clubs: Lettermen's 2-4; FFA 2-4; Arts £ Crafts 4. MICHAEL JON KORTH Amos Prom Court 3; Drum Major 4; Chorus 1-3; Dance Band 2-4; Band 1-4, Pres. 4; Bandboard 4; Contest Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1-4; FB 2; BB 1-4; Track 3, 4; CC 4; One-Act Plays 1,3,4; Musical 1-4; School Newspaper 4; Student Council 3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Clubs: AFS 4; Spanish 3,4; Let- termen's 3,4; Bowling 1-3. JERALD KREUZICER Jerry Clubs: FFA 1-4, Treas. 4. PATRICIA M. KRUEGER Pat NHS 3,4, Sec. 4; Honor Stu- dent; Jr. Miss 4; Chorus 2, 3; Swing Choir 2, 3; Debate 2, 3, Pres. 3; Forensics 2-4; One-Act Plays 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; School Newspaper 2-4, Head Reporter 4; Annual Staff 2-4, Co-ed. 4; Student Council 2, Sec. 2; Clubs: GAA 3, 4; Bowling 2; French 1,2, Sec. 2; AFS 4; FTA 1; Home Ec. 4. GREGORY LEHMANN FB Mgr. 2-4; Baseball Mgr. 1-3; Clubs: Sports App. 3; Bowling 1,2. 71 ROBERT LEISTICO Bob FB 3; Clubs: FFA 2-4, Reporter 4. STEVEN LEISTICO Steve Homecoming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; FB 1-4, Co-Cap. 4, All-Conf. 4; BB 1-3; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 4; One-Act Play 1; School Newspaper 4; Class Pres. 3, V. Pres. 2; Student Council 4; Clubs: Lettermen's 3,4; FFA 2-4; Sports App. 2, 3; Spanish 3; AFS 4. KATHRYN LEONARD Kathy Chorus 4; Forensics 4; One-Act Play 4; Musical 4; Clubs: French 3,4; Librarians 4; Home Ec. 2, 3; FTA 1; Pep 3. JAMES H. MAAS Mouse Clubs: Arts Crafts 1-3. PATRICIA ANN MAERTZ Mertzie Homecoming Ct. 4; Chorus 4; School Newspaper 3,4, Ass't. Ed. 4; Clubs: FTA 1, Sec. 1; GAA 2-4, Boardmember 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Home Ec. 4; Boardmember 4; Pep 3, 4. EARL METZGER Clubs: FFA 3-4, Treas. 3, Sentinel 4. GENE MILLER Clubs: Arts Crafts 1-3. MARLON P. NEHLS Fish Chorus 2; FB 1-4; BB 1-3; Track 1, 3; Student Council 1, 3,4, Treas. 4; Clubs: Bowling 1; Sports App. 2,3; Span- ish 3; Lettermen's 4. 72 73 ROBERT P. NELSON Robbie Chorus 1-3; FB 1, 3; BB 1-4; Track 1; Golf 2-4; Baseball 4; One-Act Play 3; Musical 1-4; School Newspaper 3, 4; Student Council 4, V. Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Clubs: Bowling 1; French 1,2; Sports App. 2,3; Lettermen's 2-4; AFS 4, Pres. 4. GERALD NINMANN Jerry Prom Ct. 3; Class Sec. 3,4; FB 1; BB 2, 3, Mgr. 1,4; Track 1-4; CC 2-4; School Newspaper 3-4, Sports Ed. 4; Clubs: Let- termen's 1-4, V. Pres. 3,4; Sports App. 2, 3. EDWARD NEUBERCER Ed Clubs: FFA 2-4, Pres. 4. MICHAEL PEDERSEN Pitter Band 1-4, Stage Band 3,4; FB 1; Track 1-4; Clubs: Arts Crafts 3. PATRICK O'CONNOR Pat NHS 4; BBS; Prom Ct. 3; Class Pfes. 1, 2; One-Act Play 3; Musical 2; FB 1-4; BB 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Golf 4; Student Council 3; School Newspaper 2, 3, Sports Ed. 3; Clubs: Bowling 1; French 1,2; Sports App. 2,3; Letter- men's 2-4. DANIEL JAMES PETRY Dan NHS; BBS; Prom Ct. 1,3; Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 4; Band 1-4; Dance Band 3, V. Pres. 4; Student Director 4; FB 2,3; Band Board 4; Stage Band 1-4; One Act Plays 1; Musical 2-4; Annual Staff 1; Stu- dent Council 1-3; Clubs: Sports App. 2,3; Spanish 1,4; AFS 4. JENNIFER A. PITZLIN Jeni Trans, from Martin Luther 2. Clubs: GAA 1; Arts G Crafts 3 JOHN W. QUAMME Class V. Pres. 1; Clubs: Bowling 3; Electronics 2. CAROLE RENNHACK Tunie Chorus 1-4; Band 1; Girls Track 3; Pom Pom Girl 3; Forensics 3,4; Musical 3,4; School News- paper 3, 4; Annual Staff 2-4; Clubs: GAA 1,4; Home-Ec. 2- 4; V. Pres. 4; Pep 4. ELIZABETH RENNHACK Liz Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2; Musical 3; Clubs: Librarians 1; Arts G Crafts 2; Home-Ec. 3,4. MARY SCHIMMEL School Newspaper 1; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Home-Ec. 1,3. GEOFFREY M. SCHRAB Ceof Trans, from Hustisford 3; NHS 4; Cho- rus 3,4; Swing Choir 4; One-Act Plays 4; Musical 3,4; Clubs: Chess 3; AFS 4. FRIEDA MARIE SCHMITT Schmitty Chorus 4; Girls Track 3; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Musical 1; School Newspaper 2-4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Clubs: FTA 1; Home Ec. 2-4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; AFS 4; Pep 3,4; GAA 4. GREGORY SCHULTZ Greg Band 1,2; Clubs: FFA 3,4, Sec. 4. CHRISTINE SCHROEDER Chris Trans, from Cedarburg 4; Clubs: Arts G Crafts, Pres. 4. BRIAN L. SOLDNER Band 1-4, Boardmember 3; Stage Band 1-4, Dance Band 2- 4; Class Pres. 4; BB 2, 3; Track 2-4; One-Act Plays 3; Musical 2-4; Student Council 3; Clubs: Lettermen's 2-4, Pres. 3,4; Bowling 1-3, Treas. 3; AFS 4; Spanish 3, 4. RALPH SHARP III Rafe Betty Crocker Award 4; Chorus 3, 4; Golf 1-4; Musical 2-4; Forensics 1-4; One- Act Plays 1-4; Annual Staff 3,4, Photo. Ed. 4; Clubs: Spanish 1-4, Pres. 3; Stage Craft 3, Pres.; Debate 1-4; Elec- tronics 2, Sec. 2. LINDA SUE STUTZ Stutz Jr. Miss 4; Chorus 4; Girls Track 3; Pom Pom Girls 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Annual Staff 1- 4; School Newspaper 1-4, Bus. Mgr. 2, Ed. 4; One-Act Play 2,4; Clubs: GAA 1; Bowling 2; Home Ec. 3,4, Treas. 4. JODE M. STROBEL Chorus 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Clubs: Home Ec. 1,3; GAA 1,2. CAROL JEAN TIETZ NHS 3,4; BGS; Jr. Miss 4; Hon- or Student; Chorus 3,4; Girls Track 3; Cheerleader 3; Foren- sics 2-4; Musical 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Clubs: GAA 1-4, Board- member 3; Spanish 1-4; AFS 4; Pep 3,4; Debate 2-4, V. Pres. 4. DANA TISDALE Chorus 4; Clubs: GAA 1,2; Bowling 3. PHILLIP L. WEISS Phil Color Guard 1; FB 1,2; Track 1-3; One- Act Play 4; Clubs: FFA 2-4; Bowling 1. DANIEL J. WEGENER Wags Homecoming Ct. 4; FB 1-4; Baseball 1, 3; Clubs: Letter- men's 4; Sports App. 2,3; Bowling 1. WILLIAM WETHERBEE Bill Trans, from Miller Jr. High 1; NHS 3, 4, Pres. 4; BBS; Honor Student; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Dance Band 3; Student Di- rector 4; Track 1-3; CC 2-4; Musical 2-4; Clubs: Sports App. 2, 3; Lettermen's 2-4; Bowling 1; AFS 4. DENNIS A. WERBLOW Werbs FB 1; Wrestling 1-4; Clubs: Let- termen's 3,4; Arts G Crafts 1-3; AFS 4. KAY LYNN WIECHMAN Kaddie Chorus 1,2,4; One-Act Play 3; Musical 1, 2, 4; Clubs: GAA 3, 4; Arts G Crafts CAROL WHITE Trans, from Sauk Prairie 4. GARY R. WILD Care Band 1-4; Stage Band 2,4; Class V. Pres. 1; FB 1-4, All Conf. 3,4, MVP 4; BB 1-4, All-Conf. 3; Track 1-4; One-Act Plays 1; Clubs: Lettermen's 1- 4; Sports App. 2, 3; Bowling 1; Spanish 3,4. RANDAL WOLTMAN Randy Band 1; FB mgr. 2; Track mgr. 1,2; Wrestling 1-4, Co-Capt. 4; One-Act Plays 1; Debate 2; Clubs: Lettermen's 1-4; FFA 4; Sports App. 2; Arts G Crafts 1; Bowling 3; Spanish 3,4. SHERI LEE WINTER Honor Student; Chorus 3,4; Color Guard 4; School News- paper 2, 4; Annual Staff 4; One- Act Plays 2, 3; Musical 3,4; Clubs: FTA 1; Arts G Crafts 2; GAA 3, 4; Librarians 4; AFS 4; Pep 4. PAMELA ANN WYSS Pam Honor Student; Chorus 3; Band 1; Pom Pom Girl 3; Musical 2-4; Debate 2, 3; Clubs: GAA 2; Bowling 3; Spanish 3,4; FTA 1; Pep 3, 4. JANET MARIE YELK Jr. Miss 4; Prom Ct. 3; Chorus 1, 3; Musical 3; Clubs: Home Ec. 1; GAA 1; Arts G Crafts 2, Sec. 2; Bowling 3. To have the future, you must have the past. To cut off the past is to amputate the future. (Unknown) AWARDS LST Divison Choral Award Class B, 2nd Division Band Award Class A, Forensics Co-Champs '72-' 73, Football Co-Champs '72, Basket- ball Co-Champs '72-'73, March- land Invitational-2nd place, Water- ford W Club Invitational 1st place, Cougar Relay Invitational Cham- pions 173, WIAA Regional Track Class C Champions, Trojan In- vitational 1st place '72, Fly way Conference Golf Meet-2nd place '73, Dairy Judging Contest-1st place '73, Diary Beef and Cattle Judging-2nd place '73. Senior Awards Recognition Salutatorian...........................................William E. Wetherbee Valedictorian......................................Lois Diane Braunschweig Legion Auxiliary Scholarship . JHS Alumni Scholarship .... Mike Saugstad Scholarship . . , Juneau Lions Scholarship . . . Juneau Jaycee Club Scholarship Perfect Attendence............. Wisconsin Honor Certificates . National Honor Society Scholarship Carl Kant, Jr. Scholarship . . . . Home Economics Club Scholarship Joe Davies Scholarship............ . Michael H. Hendricks . . . Daniel James Petry . . . Nancy Jean Becker .... Carol Jean Tietz . . Patricia M. Krueger . . Kurt David Guenther Michael Jon Korth Lois Diane Braunschweig William E. Wetherbee Christine Kay Fenz Jane Marie Cahlman . . . Kurt David Guenther . . Randal R. Woltman . .Joyce Dianne Frisbie . . . Carolyn Marie Buss Varsity — Super Trophy Winners FRONT ROW: Gary Wild, Mike Pedersen, Richard Aschaker, Steve Bronner, Tom Weiss, Jerry Ninmann, Rick Dorn, George Grosenick, Dave Henkel, Dale Rennhack, Dave Kranz, Mr. Krentz, Coach. BACK ROW: Terry Schulz, Mike Olson, Delaine Kottwitz, Mike Maertz, Lee Bruni, Russ Soldner, Bob Kant, Mike Becker, Dennis Neuberger, Bruce Wild, Mike Korth, Tom Selchert. JV Trackers FRONT ROW: Brian Burnett, Ken Puls, Andy Korth, Gary Fritche, Bruce Soldner, Larry Feilbach, Bill Luebke. BACK ROW: Dennis Kohl, Mgr; Dan Cahoon, Jeff Niehoff, Terry Kuntz, George Hartman, Dick Evans, Tim Shark- ey, Mark Becker, Mr. Sharp, Coach. (Golfers Ended Second in Conference) FRONT ROW: Pat O'Conner, Jon Anton, Robbie Nelson, Dan Duffy, Lynn Lee. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Edwards, Robert Schultz, Scott Radke, Kent Saugstad, Steve Edwards. BACK ROW: Paul Wyss, Alan Wolosz, Joel Cahoon, Ralph Sharp, Dan Keuler, Coach. FRONT ROW: Tom Selchert, Pat O'Conner, Mike Becker, Bob Kant, Greg Buhr, Kevin Babcock, Kurt Guenther. BACK ROW: Mr. Mueller, Coach; Bill Luebke, Tom Hemmy, Kent Saugstad, Steve Leistico, Mgr.; Eloy Gaitan, Joel Cahoon, Dave Kranz, Gary Wild. (Baseball) The Trojan baseball team now is playing a summer schedule in the Flyway Conference. After two games, our record was 2-0 and we were off to a good start. COURT: Mike Soldner, Denise Petroselli, James Gernetzke, Doris Yelk, Lee Bruni, Debra Gallitz, King Mike Becker, Queen Pauline Schroeder, Prince Daniel Netzer, Princess Sheila Cribben, Ray Tason, Teresa Quest, Joseph Ledworowski, Cheryl Hilker, Joel Cahoon, Laurie Canniff. (Thats) (the Way) (I’ve) (Always) Prom ’73 The Journey of a Thousand Miles SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Christine Fenz, Jane Gahlman, Joyce Frisbie, Carolyn Buss, Nancy Becker, Carol Tietz, Maria Andreef, William Wetherbee, Lois Braunschweig, Kurt Guenther, Patricia Krueger, Michael Hendricks, Randall Woltman, Daniel Petry. VALEDICTORY ADDRESS SALUTATORY ADDRESS DISTINGUISHED GUESTS Starts With a Single Step Graduation Day Singers More Waiting . . . . The Big Moment s-H In Memoriam RONALD JAUERT JERALD KREUZIGER The end of life is the most difficult part of life to ac- cept. When a friend or someone who we love is lost, we question quietly in our sorrow, Why? However, when death comes to one who is yet drawing near the peak of life, a young person, it seems to be the most difficult type of death to understand and accept. This was experienced by the friends and families of two students at Dodgeland High School as Ronald Jauert and Jerald Kreuziger, both seniors, lost their lives in automobile accidents. Reactions of sorrow, sympathy, and disbelief followed. Although we will allow our thoughts and prayers to be with Ron, Jerry, and their families of- ten, we may find comfort by allowing the greatest healer to take effect - time. ADVERTISING STATE BANK OF REESEVILLE REESEVILLE, WISCONSIN “Your Full Service Bank” Member of F.D.I.C. 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