Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1974 volume:

Members of American Indian Movement gained attention for their cause by capturing and holding town of Wounded Knee South Dakota Senatoi Sam Ervin opened Senate Watergate hearings 1W3HWI A Yearbook named DESIRE is a perfect goal. A DESIRE to please you - the students with a close to heavenly book. The members of the Yearbook staff worked hard to attain that goal. With this in mind, we proudly present to you, the 1973-7 REFLECTIONS. Table of Contents Classes 3-30 Activities 31-54 Athletics 55-70 Administration 71-77 Dedication 80 Advertising 82-96 CLASSES Curt Martha Robin Ray Rita Linda Joan Debbie Richard v Tom Denise Cindy Sue, Cheryl, Laura, Pam, Kathy Senior Student Council Rep. STANDING: Joe Ledworowski, Alan Wolosz, Laura Kaiser, Gunilla Freden, Ka- ren Benninger. SITTING: John Becker. MISSING: Mike Couperus. Honor Students BACK ROW: Pauline Schroeder, Dan Duffy, Jim Gernetzke, Linda Wuestenberg, Dave Henkel. SITTING: Sue Breitenstein, Pam Rohde, Joyce Erickson, Doris Yelk. Pam Tohde and Doris Yelk B a d g e r G • i r I s Senior V.I.P.'S Jim Gernetzke, Dan Duffy, Alan Wolosz. SITTING: Mike Couperus, Dave Henkel. B a d g e r B o y s Class Leaders STANDING: Vice-President; Jim Gernetzke. President, Dave Kranz. Secretary, Theresa Quest. KNEELING: T reasurer, Dave Henkel. CHERYL ANN AFFELD Clubs: Ecology 2; Spanish 3,4. JOHN M. ANTON Band 1; Golf 1-4; One-Act plays 3; Student Council 2; Clubs: FFA 2,4; Lettermen's 1-4; Radio and Stage Crafts 1; Spanish 3,4. RICHARD D. ASCHAKER Dick Football 1; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-4; Cross Country 4; Musi- cal 2; Clubs: Lettermen's 3,4; Arts Crafts 2,3; Bowling 1. BARB BEAL Binky Chorus 2-4; Swing Choir 4; Stage Band 4; Mgr. 4; Track 2; Pom Pom Girls 2; One-Act plays 3; Musical 2; School Newspaper 3,4; Clubs: French 3; Lib. 1; Home Ec. 2,4; Base- ball batgirl stats 4; Wrestling stats 4. MARY JO BECKER Jo NHS 3,4; Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Band 1-4; Student Director 4; Band Board 2,3; Musical 1,2; Jr. Miss 4; School Newspaper 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Sr. Ed. 4; Clubs: FT A 1; GAA 2, 3; French 3,4; AFS 3,4; Debate 3; Lib. 2; Pep 3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; Tutor 4. 6 JOHN MICHEAL BECKER, JR. Red Becker Homecoming 4; Prom King 3; Chorus 4; Football 1-4; All-Con. 2,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1-4; Lettermen's 1-4, Pres. 4; Sport's App. 2,3; Bowling 1; Student Council 4; AFS 4; One-Act Plays 3. MVP 4; Hon. Ment. All-State 4. KAREN L. BENNINGER Bengy Student Council 4; School News- paper 4; Annual Staff 2-4 Sr. Ed. 4; Clubs: Lib. 1, V. Pres.l; Arts Crafts 2. DENNIS C. BERGMANN Football 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1. SUSAN K. BREITENSTEIN Sue NHS 4; Honor Student 4; Clubs: GAA 2-4; Spanish 3,4; Pep 4; De- bate 4, V. Pres. 4; Forensics 3,4; Jr. Miss 4; Annual Staff 4, Bus. Mgr. 4. ROSE ANN BRAKER Rosie Pom Pom Girl 2; Clubs: Bowling 1,2; Lib. 4. LELAND D. BRUNI Lee Prom Court 3; Chorus 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Letter- men's 3,4; FFA 1-4; Pres. 4; Mu- sical 1; Annual Staff 3. JUDITH BRONNER Judy Chorus 2; Track Mgr. 2; One- Act Plays 3; School Newspaper 1,3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Clubs: Arts Crafts 2; French 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Pep 3,4; FT A 1; Lib. 4; Tutor 4. JOEL T. CAHOON Football 1-3; Basketball 1; Base- ball 3,4; Golf 2-4; Lettermen's 2,3; Sports App. 1; One-Act Plays 3; Electronics 1; Prom Court 3. LAURIE LEE CANNIFF Prom court 3; Clubs: GAA 2, FTA 1; Lib. 1. MICHAEL BUSKE Trans, from Hustiford 2; FFA 2- 4. CHARLES D. DAVISON Chuck Clubs: FFA 1-4; Treas. 4. SANDRA MARIE CRAMER Mousy Chorus 2-4; Color Guard 2,3; Captain 3; Track 2; Musical 1; School Newspaper 2-4; Annual Staff 3,4; Clubs: GAA 2,4; Arts Crafts 1; Ecology 1; AFS 3; FTA 1; Pep 2,3. MICHAEL R. COUPERUS Mike BBS 3; FFA 1-4; Sec. 4; Student Council 4; School Newspaper 1- 4; Annual Staff 2-4; Arts Crafts 1; Musical. SCOTT DRUECKE Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; Track 1; Baseball 2,4; Football 1-3; BB 1,2; One Act Plays 4; Clubs: AFS 4; Lettermen's 1-4; Sports App. 2; Bowling 1; Spanish 3,4. DEBRA S. DRUECKE Deb Chorus 4; GAA 2; One-Act Plays 3; Newspaper 1; FTA 1, V. Pres. 1. DAVID DELOY Floyd Clubs: Arts Crafts 1. DONNA DIANE ENGEBRETSON Cheeko Chorus 2; Musical 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Clubs: FTA 1; Home Ec. 3,4; Arts Crafts 2. DANIEL J. DUFFY Station NHS 3,4; BBS 3; Honor Student 4; Football 1; Golf 1-4; Student Council 3; One-Act Plays 2-4; Musical 1,2; Clubs: AFS 3,4; Pres. 4; Lettermen's 2,3,4; Bow- ling 1,2; Spanish 3,4. STEVEN A. EDWARDS Steve BB 3; Golf 1-4; Clubs: Sports App. 2,3; Arts Crafts 4; Pep 4; One-Act Plays 3; School News- paper 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Sr. Ed. 4; Radio and Stage Crafts 1. 9 I ELOY GAITAN Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 4; FB 1-4; FB Cap. 4; All Conf. 4; Basketball 2-4; Student Council 3; Class Trea. 1; Clubs: Letter- men's 3,4; Spanish 1-4; French 3,4; Chess 2. JOYCE ELLYN ERICKSON Homecoming Queen 4; NHS 3,4; Honor Student; Band 1-4; Twir- ler 2-4; Sec. 3; Dance Band; Band Board 2-4; Stage Band 1- 4; Pom Pom Girl 2; Student Coun- cil 2; One-Act Plays 2,3; Musi- cal 1; Jr. Miss 4; School News- paper 2,4; Annual Staff 2-4; Co- Editor 4; Jr. Mgr. 3; Tutor 3,4; Clubs: Arts Crafts 1; French 3, 4; AFS 3,4; Debate 2,3, Sec. 3; Forensics 3,4. CURTIS E. FIARI Curt Homecoming Court 4; FB 1,2,4; Clubs: Lettermen's 2,3; Arts Crafts 1,2. GUNILLA MARIA FREDEN AFS Student 4; GAA 4; Student Council 4; Clubs: Spanish 4; AFS 4; School Newspaper 4. RITA MARY GAHLMAN Annual Staff 4; Clubs: Home Ec. 2,4; FT A 1. DEBRA L. GALLITZ Twinks Prom Court 3; Chorus 2-4; GAA 3; Pom Pom Girl 2; One-Act Plays 3,4; Musical 2; Jr. Miss 4; School Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 4; Tutor 4; Clubs: French 4; VP 4; Lib. 2; AFS 4; Home Ec 2-4, VP 4; Pep Club 3,4; Debate 4; Forensics 3,4. JAMES D. GERNETZKE Jim NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boys State 3; Honor Stu- dent; Student Council 1; Clubs: Spanish 1-3; Chess 2; Electronics 1; Forensics 2,3; Class Board Member 3; Class VP 4. JOSEPH A. HAASE Joe Clubs: FFA 1-4, VP 4. TOM HAASE Little Whiskers Clubs: FFA 1-4; Electronics 1. TERRY BRIAN HEINTZ Ketchup PAMELA ANN HARDT Pam Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Band Board 2,3; Stage Band 4; Cheer- leader 2,3; School Newspaper 3; Musical 2; Clubs: Lib. 1; GAA 2, 3; French 3,4. CATHERINE M. HEMMY Cathy NHS 3,4; One-Act Plays 3; School Newspaper 2-4, Organi- zation Mgr. 4; Annual Staff 3; Clubs: French 3,4; GAA 2; Lib. 2,3; AFS 3,4; Home Ec. 3; FT A 1; Pep Club 2-4; Sec. 3, Pres. 4, DAVID HENKEL NHS 3,4; Badger Boys State 3; Honor Student; Band 1-4, Band Board 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 1-3; Clubs: Lettermen's 1-4; Sports App. 2; Bowling 1; Spanish 3; AFS 3,4, Trea. 4; Musical 1,2; Class Trea 4; Class Council 3. CHERYL ANN HILKER Sherry Prom Court 3; School Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 4; Clubs: FT A 1, Pres. 1; GAA 2,4, Boardmember 2; Spanish 3. LYNETTE HUPF Lynne Band 1,2; Stage Band 1; Pom Pom Girl 2; Arts Crafts 2, Sec MARK E. IRELAND Transferfrom Hustisford 2; FFA 2-4. LONNIE JOHNSTON Transfer from Temper 3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; FB 1; Clubs: Sports App. 2; Electronics 1. LAURA ANN KAISER NHS 4; Chorus 2; Band 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4 Sec. 4; Cheer- leading 2,3; Musical 2; Jr. Miss 4; School Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Sr. Bus. Mgr. 4; Clubs: GAA 2-4; Bowling 1; Sec. 1; French 1,2; AFS 3,4; Debate 2- 4, Pres. 4; Pep 2-4. MELVA ANN KOTTWITZ Bones Chorus 2,3; Girls Track 2; Pom Pom Girls 2; One-Act Plays 2,3; Musical 2; Annual Staff 4; Clubs: Home Ec. 3,4; Chess 2; Pep 2-4; Bowling 1; Arts Crafts 3,4; FFA 3,4; GAA 4; Tutor. PAUL KUEFFER LOIS KOHN DAVID LEE KRANZ Krano NHS 3,4, Treas. 4; FB 1-4; BB 1-4; Track 2-4; Baseball 1,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Pres. 4, V. Pres. 2, 7 man Council 3; Clubs: AFS 4; Electronics 1; Let- terman 2-4; Sports App. 1,2; Spanish 3. VICKI KRAUSE Trans, from Walker 2. Clubs: Ecology 2; Spanish 3. 13 LYNN LEE Sandbagger BB 1; Golf 1-3; Clubs: Arts Crafts 2,3; Electronics 1; One- Act Plays 3. PAMELA JEAN LEHMANN Pam Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 2, Sec. 2; One-Act Plays 3; Clubs: FT A 1; GAA 2,3; French 3,4. JOSEPH E. LEDWOROWSKI Joe Prom Court 3; Chorus 3; Wrestling 2,3; Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4; Forensics 2-4; Annual Staff 2- 4, Bus. Mgr. 2, Jr. Editor 3, Co- Editor 4; One-Act Plays 4; School Newspaper 2-4, Ass't. Ed. 4; Clubs: Spanish 1,3; AFS 4; Chess 1,2, Pres. 2. CYNTHIA ANN MAAS Cindy Clubs: Pep 2; Home Ec. 4; GAA 2; Arts Crafts 1. MICHAEL JOHN MAERTZ Merty Homecoming Court 4; FB 1-4; All Con. 4, Hon. Ment. All- State 4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 1- 4; Co-Captain 3,4; Clubs: Let- termen's 2-4, Treas. 4; Sports App. 1,2; Electronics 1. CRAIG UNDERT Golf 1,2; Clubs: FFA 2-4; Radio Stage Crafts 1. 1 MICHAEL H. OLSON Mike Band 1; BB 4; Track 3; Baseball 4; Golf 2; Clubs: Sports App. 2; Electronics 1. WILLIAM PANETTI Willie FB 1,2; Clubs: FFA 3; Sports App. 1,2. CONNIE JEAN MC DOWELL Constance School Newspaper 2-4, Ed. 4; Annual Staff 2-4, Sr. Ed. 4; Clubs: FT A 1; GAA 2; Ecology 2; One-Act Plays 3. SCOTT PAUL MOUNGEY Mangie Band 1; Bowling 1,2. GREG NEHLS Wrestling 2,3; Clubs: Spanish 3; FFA 1-4. MICHELLE MARIE NEUBERGER Micky Clubs: Arts Crafts 1; Radio Stage Crafts 2; Spanish 3,4. NAOMI NEUBERGER Band 1-4; Clubs: Ecology 2, Sec. 2; Spanish 3,4; Librarians 1,4, Pres. 4; Home Ec. 4. 15 LEANNE MARIE PA SEW A LD DENISE ANN PETROSELLI Pasey Prom Court 3; Chorus 3,4; Band Student Council 1; School News- 1; Stage Band 2; Pom Pom Girls paper 4; Annual Staff 4; Clubs: 2; One Act Plays 3; Class V. Spanish 3; Lib. 1; Home Ec. 2-4. Pres. 2; Clubs: Home Ec. 1; Ecol ogy 2; Pres. 2. BLAINE PRIEBUSCH Clubs: Forensics 3,4; Debate 3,4, Trea. 4; Arts Crafts 1-3. TERESA QUEST Terri Trans, from Hustisford 2; Prom Court 3; FFA Sweetheart 4; Cho- rus 2-4; Class Sec. 4; Clubs: GAA 4; Bowling 2; Home Ec. 2-4, V. Pres. 4. PAMELA LYNN ROHDE Pam Hon. Student 4; HNS 3,4; Sec. 4; BGS 3; Chorus 3,4; Band 1-4; Student Director 3,4; Band Board KATHRYN KAY SCHAEFFER 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Cheerleader Kathy 1-4; One Act Plays 3; Musical 1, Betty Crocker Award 4; Chorus 2; Jr. Miss Congeniality Award 2,3; Color Guard 3; Track 3; 4; Clubs: FT A 1; GAA 2-4; School Newspaper 1,2; Annual Boardmember 3, V. Pres. 4; Staff 1; Jr. Miss 4; Clubs: GAA 3, Swing Choir 3,4; Class Sec. 2-4. 4; Arts Crafts 2; Bowling 1. RANDALL R. RADTKE Randy FB 1-4; BB Mgr. 3,4; Track Mgr. 3; School Newspaper 2; Clubs: Arts Crafts 1-3; FFA 1; Lettermen 3,4; Forensics 4. RANDALL S. PIEPER Peeps Homecoming King 4; FB 1-4; Cap. 4; All-Conf. 4; BB 1-3; Track 1,2; Track Mgr. 3; School Newspaper 2-4; Sports Editor 4; All State Hon. Mention 4; Clubs: AFS 3; Bowling 1; Sports App. 2; Lettermens 2-4; Sec. 4. JEAN SUE SCHERER School Newspaper 1; Pom Pom Girls 2; Annual Staff 1; Clubs: GAA 3,4; Arts Crafts 2,3; Bow- ling 1; Pep 2-4. MIKE SHEA Poucho Villa Trans, from De Salos Prep 2. Baseball 2; Clubs: FFA 2-4. JOAN KAYE SCHERER Pom Pom Girls 2; School News- paper 1; Annual Staff 1; Clubs: Pep 2-4; GAA 3,4; Arts Crafts 2,3; Bowling 1. PAULINE SCHROEDER Trans, from Cedarburg 3; Honor Student 4; Homecoming Court 4; DAR 4; NHS 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Prom Queen 3; Chorus 3,4; Sec. 4; Swing Choir 4; One Act Plays 3,4; School Newspaper 4; Clubs: French 4; Arts Crafts 3; Spanish 3,4; AFS 4; Debate 4; Forensics 3,4; Tutor 3-4. MARTHA SCHUETT Marty Clubs: Bowling 2; Lib. 1. ROBERT SCHULTZ Bob Baseball 4; Golf 1-3; Clubs: Lettermen's 3,4; Arts Crafts 1, 2. DEBORAH A. STEGER Debbie Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 3, 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Dance Band 2; Band 1-4; Stage Band 2,3; Stu- dent Council 3; School News- paper 3; Annual Staff 3; Clubs: GAA 2-4; Boardmember 2; Home Ec. 4, Pres. 4. RAYMOND E. TESON Ray Prom Court 3; Track 1,2; BB 1, 2; School Newspaper 2, Sports Ed. 3; Class Pres. 2; Seven Man Council 3; Clubs: Electronics 1; Spanish 3,4; Sports App. 2; Let- termens 2,3. CHRISTINE TISDA LE Chris One Act Plays 4; Clubs: Bowling 1; Ecology 2, Treas. 2; FTA 2. DONNA M. WALSH Hazel Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 2; One Act Plays 1; Musical 1; School Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Clubs: FTA 1; GAA 2; French 1, 2. FAITH NOEL WESTPHAL Clubs: Lib. 1; Home Ec. 2,4. GARY WESTPHAL Baseball 4; Clubs: FFA 3,4; Sports App. 2; Electronics 1. ALAN A. WOLOSZ Wally NHS 3,4; BBS 3; FB 1-4; BB Mgr. 1,2; Wrestling 3; Golf 1-4; School Newspaper 4; One Act Plays 2,3; Musical 2; Forensics 4; Student Council 3,4; Clubs: AFS 4; Lettermens 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Bowling 1,2. LINDA WUESTENBERG Honor Student 4; Clubs: GAA 3, 4; Arts Crafts 2; Bowling 1; Lib. 4. ROBIN KIM WUESTHOFF Ra Ra Chorus 4; School Newspaper 3,4; Clubs: GAA 2,4; FTA 1. DORIS YELK NHS 4; Prom Court 3; BGS 3; Chorus 2,3; Band Board 4; Band 1-4; Track 2; Pom Pom Girls 2; Debate 4, Sec. 4; Forensics 1-4; Musical 2; Jr. Miss 4; School Newspaper 1-4, Head Rep. 4; Class Treas. 2,3; Clubs: Pep 3,4; Bowling 2; Spanish 4; Lib. 1, GAA 4; Hon. Student 4. Jr. Miss L. TO R.: Mary Jo Becker, Sue Breitenstein, Joyce Erickson, Debbie Gallitz, Laura Kaiser, Pam Rohde, Kathy Schaeffer, and Doris Yelk. This years Jr. Miss was sponsored by the Juneau Jaycees and Jaycettes. It was held on Sat. Oct. (27). In January Pam Rohde, Dodgeland's Jr. Miss, won the coveted Miss Congeniality award in Milwau- kee at the State Pageant. Dress Rehearsal DODGELAND'S JR. MISS-Pam Rohde 1st Runner-up- Laura Kaiser 2nd Runner-up- Joyce Erickson 3rd Runner-up- Kathy Schaeffer 20 iTKDJRN VICTOR'! , FRONT ROW: Luke Hartman, Jamie Hauer, Beth Brigowatz, Nancy Buss, George Hartman, Tim EngHung, Sandi Buschkopf, Mary Hardt. MIDDLE ROW: Colleen Coyer, Kathy Braker, Jeff Huetner, Greg Caine, George Grosenick, Kevin Burnett, Wayne Breitbarth, Barb Dahl, Arlene Benninger. BACK ROW: Cindy Corr, Lila Braunschweig, JoAnn Erickson, Judy Dahnert, Loraine Haase, Heidi Abel, Claudia Gerbitz, Cheryl Guderian, Vicki Fehling, Linda Braunschweig. Joyful Juniors Wait to FRONT ROW: Scott Radke, David Lisko, John Rediske, Ricky Kuntz, Dennis Neuberger, Paul Panetti, Terry Kuntz, Pat Lohry. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Nedow, Jeff Niehoff, Eddie Olson, Sue Kant, Lynann Nehls, Dennis Kohl, Mike Krueger, Eileen Pamperin. BACK ROW: Karen Prust, Cheryl Kohrt, Victor Rantala, Barb John, Mike Lamp, Mike Hohan, Jane Ninmann, Sherri Landsee, Cindy Pasewald. FRONT ROW: Randy Roberts, Bruce Soldner, Dale Rennhack, Terry Schulz, Bruce Wild, Ken Wolfram, Russ Sold- ner, Tom Selchert. MIDDLE ROW: Sandy Tomascheske, Jean Tollefson, Nancy Uttech, Bill Slade, Bob Schuett, Kent Saugstad, Kate Rennhack, Pat Sharp, Larry Slade, Linda Sack. BACK ROW: Debbie Sylvester, Jenny Seeli- ger, Debbie Soldner, Geri Schrab, Scott Singletary, Dan Shea, Cindy Schmitt, Chris Rhode, Brenda Woltman, Dale Wolfgang, Rosalind Young. Be Sinful Seniors OFFICERS: Wayne Breitbarth, President; Brenda Woltman, Vice President; Lila Braunschweig, Secretary; Dale Renn hack, Treasurer. • i T? - i FRONT ROW: Dennis Edwards, Mike Bittner, Steve Caine, Bob Chyko, Kevin Babcock, Rich Bilgrien, Dick Evans, Dave Davison, Dale Beal. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Becker, Cindy Brown, Larry Feilbach, Tim Dornfeld, Jessica Arndt, Diane Buss, Dave Aschaker, Dan Cahoon, John Berger, Randy Berth. BACK ROW: Gary Beal, Linda Brigowatz, Joel Erickson, Brian Burnett, Alan Cramer, Gary Affeld, Dean Arndt, Terry Boeck, Debbie Erdmann, Becky DePover. Super .. . FRONT ROW: Ed Gundrum, Tom Hemmy, Steve John, Terry Hodgson, Wayne Kikkert, Andy Hartman, Gary Fredrick, Greg Hartman, Mike Kadinger. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Ireland, Ron Gubin, Loren Gorr, Steve Jahnke, Linda Hartman, Mary Hartman, Dean Henkel, Dave Hammann, Steve Gentz, Mitch Frederick. BACK ROW: Kris Jakel, Karen Fenz, Pam Gahlman, Renee Jaehnke, Gail Gernetzke, Jean Kaiser, Terry Gahlman, Julie Kennedy, Sue Fischer, RoseAnn Haase. FRONT ROW: Roger Kintopp, John Richards, Ted Krause, Bill Luebke, Andy Korth, Jim Lischka, Rick Lau, Royce Nehls, Bob Pritchard. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Rennhack, Cheryl Niles, Mary Quest, Tim Netzer, Ray Pamperin, Greg Kuehl, Ken Puls, Tom Rehfeldt, Ann Panetti, Sandy Moser, Sue Moyer. BACK ROW: Rose Meyer, Nancy Kramer, Pat Kosterman, Jackie Lowe, Nancy Nelson, Brian Miller, Pat Metzgar, Jerry Niehoff, Cindy Krause, Denise Pieper, Scott Kuhlman, Jean Pasewald. Sophomores FRONT ROW: William Seeliger, Jeff Ziehme, Dave Schultz, Jim Vergenz, Paul Wyss, Jeff Vick, Tim Steffen, Tom Weiss, Tim Sharkey. MIDDLE ROW: Don Yelk, Debbie Schwantes, Debbie Wolfgang, Denise Touchette, Chris Schultz, Joanne Schultz, Martha Thoma, Eva Schroeder, Cheryl Schoppe, Alice Teson, Ben Schuett. BACK ROW: Barb Sette, Jean Snudden, Sonie Steger, Laurel Singeltary, Debbie Slade, Gina Wild, Clara Tisdale, Sandy Schultz, Jeff Soldner, Helen Schuett, Bryon Woltman. This year the sopho- more class consisted of 140 students. Many of them par- ticipated in Home- coming by decora- ting our float and windows; both took third place. As tra- dition holds, the sophomores decorat- ed the gym, which was finished by a record time of 10:15 p.m. Thursday night. As we are always told; your years of high school should be some of the best years of your life; well, just hope the future two years are as great as the last two. OFFICERS: Eva Schroeder, Treasurer; Mary Hartman, Sec- retary; Dean Henkel, Vice-President; and Andy Hartman, President. FRONT ROW: Robert Garcia, Martin Lamp, Jeff Kreuziger, Kim Hauer, Ron McDowell, Jerry Appenfeldt, Pat Buhr, Richard Burwitz. MIDDLE ROW: Fredrick Lamp, Barb Miescher, Mark Berger, Susie John, Mary Ireland, Marie Jongebloed, Wendee Niehoff, Cheryl Kadinger, Janet Olson, Diane Lauersdorf. BACK ROW: Kam Oi Young, Mary Shea, David Petry, Mari lea Schmitt, Lori Rennhack, Wendy Sampson, Nancy Wuestenberg, Carleen Rettchlag, Gwenn Soldner. And Then There's Freshmen FRONT ROW: Richard Walsh, Dan Schlichting, Kevin Schoeffel, Tom Prust, Jeff Wetherbee, Bob Weiss, Steve Ziehme, Dirk Wilken. MIDDLE ROW: Randy Stutz, Charlotte Wolter, Jane Richards, John Stafford, Renee Prall, Denise Thieme, Dane Seeliger, Bob Weidman, Vicki Rennhack, Jane Quest. BACK ROW: Lisa Singletary, Kathy Shea, Susan Vinz, Peter Schroeder, Wanda Radke, Randy Schultz, Barb Schultz, Roxann Pearson, Mark Slade, Ken We iss. FRONT ROW: Kelly Belin, Bill Kuntz, Brian Krentz, Ron Buschkopf, Richard Nedow, Dale Neuberger, John Buske, Jeff Fritche. SECOND ROW: Kay Hoffman, Cheryl Olson, Kathy Lamp, Bernie Gahlman, Terry Mulvaney, Shirley Kraut, Bonnie Gildemeister, Sandy Kohls, Darrel Krause. BACK ROW: Cindy Ninmann, Pat Meichler, Jeff Leistico, Andy Nehls, Angie Jakel, Dan Marquardt, Deb Kruetzman, Sylvia Ortega, Dawne Hartwick, Lonnie Lischka. .. . With One Year Down FRONT ROW: Sandy Bruske, Frank Firari, Rita Bergmann, Cathy Haessly, Rebecca Arndt, Mike Curtis, Mike Boert, Peter Hartman. SECOND ROW: Susan Hardt, Annette Bittner, Kathy Casey, Susie Gahlman, Cathy Gahlman, Lori Chyko, Janet Cox, Jackie Arndt, Connie Arndt. BACK ROW: Penny Brietbarth, Carol Behling, Sharon Breitenstein, Gill Brown, Anne Cribben, Renada Burwitz, Christine Gundrum, Mike Haase, Peg Christian. m o f“ “O O 2 O O ™ Frosh Officers FRONT ROW: Peter Schroeder-President Jane Quest-Treasurer BACK ROW: Anne Cribben-Secretary Bernie Gahlman-V. President TYPICAL FRESHMAN The Student Leaders of the School FRONT ROW: Sue Gahlman, Jean Snudden, Linda Brigowatz, Jackie Lowe, Cheryl Olson, Jeff Fritche, Jeff Sold- ner, Peggy Christian, MIDDLE ROW: Greg Caine, Scott Singletary, Kate Rennhack, Gunilla Freden, Vicki Renn- hack, Jane Richards, Mike Kadinger, Gary Fredrick. BACK ROW: John Rediske, Karen Benninger, Jami Hauer, Beth Brigowatz, Sue Kant, Mike Couperus, Dick Evans, Paul Wyss, Kenny Wolfram, Allan Wolosz, Mike Becker. Student Council got off to a good start this year with a very successful Homecoming dance. Because the treasury was running low, a fund raising project was sponsored this year. The Student Council bought presents, as usual, for the foster children of the county. SEATED: Geri Schrab, President; Terry Schulz, Vice President; STANDING: Joe Ledworowski, Treasurer; Miss Wub- ben, Advisor; Laura Kaiser, Secretary. Home Economics Club THE LEADERS SEATED: Debbie Gallitz, Treas.; Barb Beal, Sec.; STANDING: Debbie Steger, Pres.; Mrs. Dahl, Ad- visor; Terry Quest, Vice-Pres. The Home Economics Club is an espe- cially active group. They act as a serv- ice club by selling refreshments at all home athletic events. In addition to the annual fund raising projects, they enjoy a Christmas Party, a slumber party and a special trip each spring. One senior member is eligible for the scholarship for furthering her education that is spon- sored by the group each year. FRONT ROW: Claudia Gerbitz, Terry Boeck, Cindy Pasewald, Lisa Singletary, Kam Oi Young, Jean Pasewald, Chris Jakel, Patty Miescher, Sandy Schultz. SECOND ROW: Heidi Abel, Barb Sette, Becky DePover, Barb Miesch- er, Cindy Krause, Denise Pieper, Lori Chyko, Leanne Pasewald, Jackie Arndt. THIRD ROW: Susie Gahlman, Pam Gahlman, Terry Gahlman, Bonnie Gildemeister, Chris Schultz, Laurel Singletary, Denise Touchette, Karen Fenz, Janet Cox. FOURTH ROW: Diane Lauersdorf, Connie Arndt, Chris Gundrum, Melva Kottwitz, Rita Gahlman, Barb Schultz, Debbie Slade, Debbie Schwantes, Naomi Neuberger. FIFTH ROW: Terry Mulvaney, Sharon Rennhack, Cheryl Niles, Jean Tollefson, Cindy Maas, Barb John, Donna Engebretson, Diane Buss. BACK ROW: Kay Hoffman, Renee Prall, Arlene Benninger, Barb Dahl, Debbie Gallitz, Sandi Tomascheske, Barb Beal, Faith Westphal, Terry Guest, Eileen Pamperin, Debbie Steger, Joanne Schultz, Nancy Buss. Curt Cindy Mike Pam Eloy Debbie Mike Pauline King Randy Queen Joyce Sorry girls he's taken!! 1973 Homecoming Court of Honor FRONT ROW: Scott Druecke, Mike Becker, Ken Wolfram, Jeff Niehoff, Terry Kuntz, Joyce Erickson, Linda Braunschweig, Scott Singletary, Dave Henkel, Jean Kaiser. MIDDLE ROW: Laura Kaiser, Cindy Schmitt, Jane Ninmann, Jamie Hauer, Nancy Uttech, Beth Brigowatz, Geri Schrab, Lynann Nehls, Lor- aine Haase, Sandy Buschkopf, Pat Sharp, Pauline Schroeder, Nancy Nelson, Linda Hartman, JoAnn Erickson. BACK ROW: Joe Ledworowski, Alan Wolosz, Dan Duffy, Tim Eng Hung, Mike Krueger, Kent Saugstad, Brenda Woltman, Mary Jo Becker, Debbie Gallitz, Cathy Hemmy, Jenny Arndt, Jean Tollefson, Mary Buhr, MR. SCHECHER, Advisor. Let's Go Abroad With AFS I think the world's future very much depends on our ability to learn to understand and like people with various cultures and customs. You can study in books about the coun- tries and their people, but believe me, there isn't anything like going to the country and experiencing the people's way of living and thinking, and to learn to understand their customs. Every year AFS makes it possible for 4,000 youths from all over the world to get to know another country. As you know, I am one of those who has the op- portunity to have this experience. (Thanks to Dodgeland AFS-club who worked so hard to raise money so I could come here). And now I know there isn't anything as wonderful as living in another country and learning about it and it's people. I hope as many of you as possible, sometime in your life, will get the opportunity to do this discovery on your own. My year here at Dodgeland High School has been quite an ex- perience for me. It has taught me more about people than I have ever known before. I really hope I have been able to give you a little in return for all experiences and won- derful memories you have given to me. When I am back in Sweden, I will remember my year at Dodgeland High School as one of the most eventful and happiest of my life. Thanks to all of you for everything you have done for me. Your Swedish Friend, GUIMILLA. National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Loraine Haase and Jenny Seeliger. MIDDLE ROW: Arlene Benninger, Joyce Erickson, Dave Kranz, Wayne Breitbarth, Jim Gernetzke, Dan Duffy, Pauline Schroeder, Dave Henkel, and Pam Rohde. BACK ROW: Doris Yelk, Sue Breitenstein, Barb Dahl, Kent Saugstad, Cathy Hemmy, Mary Jo Becker, Terry Schulz, MR. SCHECHER, Advisor; Pat Sharp, Mary Buhr, and Laura Kaiser. This year the N.H.S. inducted 12 new members into the organization. The members were selected differ- ently than other years. Any junior or senior with an average of 85 or better could fill out an application. A committee of teachers then selected the new mem- bers. All of the N.H.S. members have been selected because of their outstanding: SERVICE, CHARAC- TER, LEADERSHIP, AND SCHOLASTIC ABILITY. OFFICERS President: Jim Gernetzke Vice-Pres: Pauline Schroeder Secretary: Pam Rohde Treasurer: Dave Kranz 37 REFLECTIONS OFFICERS TOP: Joe Ledworowski, Co. Ed. Steve Edwards, Sr. Ed. SECOND ROW: Linda Braunschweig (Jr. Business Manager) Brenda Woltman, Jr. Ed. THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Becker, Sr. Ed. Alice Teson, Fr. Bus. Man.; Gail Gernetzke, Soph. Bus. Man. FOURTH ROW: Connie McDowell, Sr. Ed. Karen Benninger, Sr. Ed. Susan Breitenstein, Bus. Man. Joyce Erickson, Co. Ed. FIFTH ROW: Pat Sharp, (Photography) Not Pictured: Laura Kaiser, Sr. Bus. Man BACK ROW: Eva Schroeder, Ann Panetti, Beth Brigowatz, Lynann Nehls, Donna Engebretson, Rita Gahlman, Melva Kottwitz. MIDDLE ROW: JoAnn Erickson, Lila Braunschweig, Debbie Gal I it z, Julie Kennedy, Cheryl Hilker, Jackie Lowe, Sandy Cramer, Linda Brigowatz. FRONT ROW: Le- anne Pasewald, Jean Kaiser, Mike Couperus, Dennis Edwards, Steve Jannke, Donna Walsh. R e f I e c t • i o n s S t a f f 38 BOTTOM ROW: Doris Yelk, Head Reporter; Scott Singletary, Sports Editor; Judy Bron- ner, Business Manager; Randy Pieper, Sports Editor; MISS LEMKE, Advisor; Sue Kant, Organizational Manager. TOP ROW: Kathy Hemmy, Organizational Manager; Tim Eng Hung, Head Reporter; Barb Beal, Art; Joe Ledworowski, Ass't. Editor; Connie Mc- Dowell, Editor. o d y s s e y The Odyssey puts out a school newspaper seven times a school year. Five of the issues are based on the holidays of Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines Day, and Easter. A traditional Homecoming edition is put out for school spirit. A senior edition is printed for a farewell to all the graduating seniors and a lesson to all underclassmen. During the past year, we've added new columns to make our paper a better and more inter- esting one. We held many contests with each issue. Such contests were: counting the number of mistakes in the whole newspaper, the best answer to the Question of the Is- sue , and The Lucky Number Issue . We hope everyone liked our own version of the Milwaukee Journal. FRONT ROW- Laurel Singletary, Jeff Leistico, Cheryl Hilker, Leanne Pasewald, Donna Walsh, Cindy Pasewald, Debbie Soldner, Robin Wuesthoff, Sandy Cramer, Sue Moyer. SECOND ROW: Sandy Buschkopf, Kent Saugstad, Tom Hemmy Steve Edwards, Allan Wolosz, John Rediske, Ronnie McDowell, Mike Couperus. THIRD ROW: Jenny See- liger Jane Richards, Jean Tollefson; Lynann Nehls, Laura Kaiser, Pauline Schroeder, Judy Nedow, Debbie Gallitz, Jami' Hauer, Beth Brigowatz, Nancy Uttech, Victor Rantala. FOURTH ROW: Becky DePover, Joyce Erickson, Geri Schrab, Dean Henkel, Julie Kennedy, Mary Jo Becker, Gunilla Freden, Karen Benninger, Gail Gernetzke, Janet Cox. DODGELAND CHAPTER FIRST ROW: Byron Woltman, Mark Slade, Peter Schroeder, Ken Weiss, Dean Arndt, Gary Beal. SECOND ROW: Mitch Fredrick, Mike Couperus, Joe Haase, Lee Bruni, Teresa Quest, Chuck Davison, Bill Slade, Larry Slade, Mark Ireland, Royce Nehls. THIRD ROW: Scott Kuhlman, Gary Westphal, Greg Nehls, Jeff Wetherbee, Terry Hodgson, Kevin Babcock, Mike Buske, Gary Fredrick, Melva Kottwitz. FOURTH ROW: Alan Cramer, Tim Dornfeld, Mike Curtis, Dale Beal, Craig Lindert, Ed Gundrum, Dennis Kohl, Dick Wilden, Ray Pamperin. FIFTH ROW: Dan Ca- hoon, Jeff Kreuziger, Tom Haase, Kevin Schoeffel, Bob Schuett, Bob Weiss, Tom Weiss, Paul Kueffer, Pat Ire- land, Jerry Niehoff, Pat Metzger. SIXTH ROW: Dale Rennhack, John Buske, Steve Gentz, John Berger, Tom Reh- feldt, Janet Cox, Ben Schuett, Mark Berger, Randy Stutz, Dan Shea. FFA, the Way of Tomorrow The purpose of FFA is to develop qual- ities of leadership in its membership. The chapter participates in various con- tests such as dairy judging, beef judg- ing, land judging, and parliamentary procedure. The highlight of the year is the Parent-Member Banquet in the spring. The funds for this self-supporting club are earned through selling fruit, distri- buting the FFA calendar, selling Xmas trees and raising corn. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Joe Haase, Vice-Pres. SECOND ROW: Bill Slade, Reporter; Larry Slade, Sentinal. THIRD ROW: Chuck Davison, Treasurer; Lee Bruni, Pres- ident; Mike Couperus, Secretary. FOURTH ROW: Terri Quest, Chapter Sweetheart. UNITING YOUTH WITH OPPORTUNITIES L I b r a r • i a n s FRONT ROW: Becky DePover, Kristine Jakel, Terry Boeck. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Slade, Jane Ninmann, Miss Alt, Advisor; Colleen Coyer, Linda Braunschweig, BACK ROW: Rose Ann Braker, Kate Rennhack, Pat Sharp, Sandra Buschkopf, Judy Bronner, Linda Wuesten- berg, Cindy Schmitt, Naomi Neuberger. FRONT ROW: Debbie Gallitz, Sharon Breitenstein. MIDDLE ROW: Doris Yelk, Laura Kaiser, Sue Brei- tenstein, Blaine Priebusch. BACK ROW: Pauline Schroeder, Pat Sharp, Mrs. Brieman, Advisor; Denise Thieme, Julia Kennedy. FRONT ROW: Debbie Gallitz, Sandra Buschkopf, Blaine Priebusch Randy Radtke, John Richards, Nancy Uttech, Chris Schultz. BACK ROW: Heidi Abel, Barb Dahl, Jane Richards, Mary Buhr, Eva Schroeder, Sue Breitenstein, Doris Yelk, Joyce Erickson. Forensics Forensics is a speaking contest which helps to develop poise and self confidence. This year there are 32 members participating under the guidance of Mrs. Brieman, Mr. Wyss, and Mr. Edming. FRONT ROW: Mary Hartman, Kent Saugstad, Andy Hartman, Alan Wolosz, Tim Eng Hung, Joe Ledworowski, Lyne Nehls. BACK ROW: Sharon Breitenstein, Geri Schrab, Arlene Benninger, Alice Teson, Pauline Schroeder, Pat Sharp, Julie Kennedy, Loraine Haase, Wendee Niehoff, Angie Jakel. Arts Crafts Club FRONT ROW: Melva Kottwitz, Barb Miescher, Debbie Slade Theresa Boeck Kris Jakel, Patty Miescher, Jean Pase- wald. BACK ROW: Mr. Schuster, Adv.; Dennis Edwards, Steve Edwards. “Curse You, Jack Dalton Na,Na,Na,Na,Na( I've got ya now! Yes, It is true. The first of the three One-Act Plays was Curse You, Jack Dalton , directed by Miss Hauk and Mr. Hawlish. The cast of the melo-drama included Barb Dahl, Mary Buhr, Ar- lene Benninger, Dan Duffy, Scott Radtke, Debbie Gallitz, and Joe Ledworowski. This play was a super soap opera in which the butler didn't do it. Student Director was Cindy Pasewald. “Anybody for Tea? Anybody for Tea? was about a bunch of busy bodies that committed murder just so a handsome, muscular detective could investigate. Tim Eng Hung, Kent Saugstad, Geri Schrab, Chris Tisdale, Nancy Uttech, Lynann Nehls, Kevin Burnett, Jane Ninmann, and Cheryl Kohrt were in this play with Mrs. Breiman as director. Student Director Vicki Fehling. Ah shucks, boss! What do you mean she isn't dead? Picnic on the Battlefield Our apologies, but no pictures were available of the last play. The contest play this year had a very serious meaning. Pauline Schroeder, Scott Druecke, John Rediske, Tom Selchert, Dick Evans, and Andy Hartman made up the cast with Mr. Edming as director. Just when the characters in the play decided that war was useless and should be fought by the politicians they were killed. One Act Plays Make the Audience Happy. Thanks for Everything! 45 FRONT ROW: Denise Pieper, Cindy Krause, Claudia Gerbitz, Wanda Radke, Debbie Schwantes, Bonnie Gilde- meister, Angie Jakel, Janet Olson. SECOND ROW: Scott Kuhlman, Renada Burwitz, Fredrick Lamp, Cheryl Olson, Mary Ireland, Patrick Kosterman, Joel Erickson, Jeff Soldner, Rose Ann Haase, Mr. Edming, Advisor. BACK ROW: Carol Behling, Mary Shea, Sharon Breitenstein, Dale Wolfgang, Penny Breitbarth, Sylvia Ortega, Gwen Soldner, Bryan Woltman. El Club De Espanol The Spanish Club is an extension of the work and study which begins in the daily class sessions. The study of the Spanish language and the various cultures of the Spanish speaking people of the world is so extensive that the class sessions, it is felt, need am- plification. The Spanish Club serves this purpose by giving the students additional ex- periences in which to experience the Spanish scene. Trips, films, and taco parties, in addition to fellowship with students from other classes and schools, help to bridge the gap to a better understanding of the Spanish speaking world. FRONT ROW: Russ Soldner, Dale Rennhack, Tim Steffen, Raymond Teson, Scott Druecke, John Rediske, Terry Schulz, Bruce Wild. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Slade, Roger Kintopp, Greg Hartman, Richard Evans, Paul Wyss, Dennis Neuberger, Andy Hartman, Jim Vergenz, Dan Duffy, Jon Anton. BACK ROW: Gunilla Freden, Pauline Schroeder, Pat Sharp, Joanne Schultz, Diane Buss, Steve Gentz, Linda Hartman, Denise Thieme, Michelle Neuberger, Martha Thoma. FRONT ROW: Sue John, Cheryl Kadinger, Annette Bittner, Sandy Moser, Cheryl Affeld, Jane Quest, Char- lotte Wolter, Cathy Casey. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Gahlman, Steve Jahnke, Dan Schlichting, Mark Becker, Jane Richards, Wayne Breitbarth, Pam Gahlman, Brian Miller. BACK ROW: Nancy Nelson, Sue Fischer, Alice Teson, Mary Quest, Naomi Neuberger, Debbie Wolfgang, Sue Breitenstein, Doris Yelk. The French Club is composed of the first and second year French classes. They have been more active this year than in the past years. The French Club has been busy with money raising projects for a dinner and trip they plan to take this year. FRONT ROW: Eloy Gaitan, Tom Hemmy, Steve Caine, John Stafford, Pat Buhr, Peter Hartman. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Becker, Jean Tollefson, Pauline Schroeder, Sandi Buschkopf, Sue Kant, Judy Bronner, Cathy Hemmy, Debbie Gal I itz. THIRD ROW: Linda Brigowatz, Eva Schroeder, Joyce Erickson, Denise Touchette, Kathy Braker, Jean Kaiser, Colleen Coyer, Cathy Gahlman, Sue Gahlman, Pam Hardt, Miss Alt, Advisor. BACK ROW: Ann Gribben, Chris Rhode, Cheryl Guderian, Jenny Seeliger, Debbie Soldner, Carleen Rettschlag, Christine Jakel, JoAnn Erickson, Theresa Boeck, Pam Lehman. FRONT ROW: Pam Rohde, Karen Fenz, Kathy Shea, Sue Moyer, Mary Quest, Wendee Niehoff, Loraine Haase, Denise Touchette, RoseAnn Haase, Julie Ken- nedy, Jackie Lowe, Mary Jo Becker, Mary Buhr, Pam Hardt, Clara Tisdale, Helen Schuett, Jeannie Pasewald, Becky DePover, Pauline Schroeder, Jami Hauer, Geri Schrab, Debbie Druecke, Robin Wuesthoff, Gina Wild, Accompanist. MIDDLE ROW: JoAnn Erickson, Anne Cribben, Laurel Singletary, Sandy Schultz, Nancy Uttech, Sandi Buschkoph, Chris Schultz, Sandi Tomascheske, Jean Kaiser, Denise Jahnke, Mike Soldner, Andy Hartman, Dean Hen- kel, Scott Druecke, Tim Nehls, Cathy Lamb, Cindy Brown, Shirley Kraut, Cheryl Kohrt, Barb Beal, Debbie Steger, Peggy Haase, Vicky Fehling, Sandi Cramer, Barb Sette. BACK ROW: Ann Panetti, Eileen Pamperin, Jim Lischka, Jerry Niehoff, Bob Chyko, Bob Schuett, Eloy Gaitan, Lee Bruni, Mike Becker, Bruce Wild, Andy Korth, Tim Eng Hung, Rick Kuntz, Mary Hardt, Lynann Nehls, Debbie Gallitz, Teresa Quest, MR. TRENTHAM, director. INSET: Triple Trio, Jackie Lowe, Mary Jo Becker, Jen Seeliger, Geri Schrab, Jami Hauer, Mary Buhr, JoAnn Erickson, Pam Rohde, Gina Wild. oo FRONT ROW; Dean Henkel, Rick Kuntz, Andy Hartman, Scott Druecke, Andy Korth. BACK ROW: Jen Seeliger, Jackie Lowe, Barb Beal, Debbie Steger, Gina Wild, accompanist; Mary Buhr, Pauline Schroeder, Geri Schrab, Jami Hauer, Pam Rohde, Mary Jo Becker, JoAnn Erickson, Kathy Shea. Make Your Own Kind of Music OFFICERS; Pam Rohde, vice pres. Mr. Trentham, director, Pauline Schroeder, sec. not pictured Mike Soldner, pres. TRIPLE TRIO; Jen Seeliger, Jackie Lowe, Gina Wild, Mary Buhr, Geri Schrab, Jami Hauer, Pam Rohde, Mary Jo Becker, JoAnn Erickson. Music Is the Universal Language FRONT ROW B Brigowatz, A. Teson, P. Christian, A. Panetti, B. Gahlman. SECOND ROW: D. Henkel, M. Buhr, C. Coyer, M. Becker, P. Rohde, P. Gahl- man G Gernetzke, D. Steger, L. Brigowatz, C. Schoppe, M. Schmitt, V. Fehling, B. Garcia. THIRD ROW: J. Arndt, J. Kennedy, P. Hardt, K. Haessly, K. Weiss, N. Neuberger, J. Tollefson, T. Gahlman, E. Schroeder, S. Caine, P. Weiss, G. Wild, L. Kaiser, M. Slade, J. Erickson, M. Hartman. FOURTH ROW MISS IAGULLI, Director; S. Kohls, R. Arndt, L. Singletary, D. Yelk, S. Kant, S. Steger, K. Babcock, J. Arndt, D. Petry, M. Haase, J. Dahnert, C. Rettschlag, B. Woltman, J. Erickson, B. Weiss, L. Slade, D. Wilken, D. Henkel, L Feilt ch. FIFTH ROW: G. Beal, R. Schultz, T. Kuntz, S. Singletary, M. Curtis, B. Beal, T. Weiss, D. Evans, R. Kuntz, J. Fritche, R. Nedow, K. Hauer, J. Hauer. IT) L-R: J. Erickson, S. Kant, V. Fehling. L-R: E. Schroeder, C. Schoppe, L. Brigowatz, G. Gernetzke, A. Panetti. 52 Watch 'Em Run FRONT ROW: Joel Erickson, Randy Schultz, Dan Schllchting, Ken Weiss. BACK ROW: Dean Henkel, Larry Fell- bach, Dale Rennhack, Tom Weiss, Richard Aschaker, and coached by Mr. Sharp. Next year could be a better one with this year's young runners having another year's experience! This years squad only had one senior on it! Season Record Dodgeland at Beaver Dam Inv. 6th. Dodgeland 19 North Fondy 39 Dodgeland at Hartford Inv. 5th. Dodgeland 22 Oakfield 37 Dodgeland 40 Plymouth 19 Dodgeland 35 Lomira 22 Dodgeland 49 Campb. 15 Dodgeland 21 Lodi 40 Dodgeland 35 Laconia 22 Dodgeland 23 Cambria 37 Dodgeland 37 Horicon 19 Dodgeland 25 Columbus 32 Dodgeland 30 E. Lake 27 Dodgeland in Conference 5th. Dodgeland at Plymouth Inv. 10th. Dodgeland at Regionals 5th. WON 5 LOST 6 56 Trojans Abdicate Title — Tie for Second FRONT ROW: Mike Kadinger, Ed Olson, Jeff Niehoff, Randy Berth, Mgr.; Dennis Edwards, Mgr.; Tim Dornfeld, Mgr.; Brian Burnett, Mgr.; Ken Puls, Mark Becker, Dan Cahoon. MIDDLE ROW: Curt Firari, Bruce Wild, Dennis Neuberger, Russ Soldner, George Hartman, Terry Schulz, Tom Selchert, Rick Lau, John Richards. BACK ROW: Mr. Krentz, Ass't. Coach; Dave Kranz, George Grosenick, Randy Radtke, Alan Wolosz, Mike Becker, Dennis Berg- mann, Mike Maertz, Eloy Gaitan, Randy Pieper, Mr. Wieneke, Head Coach. The Trojans ended the season in a three-way tie with Horicon and Campbellsport. A vic- tory over Horicon in the MIKE BECKER ALL-CONFERENCE Linebacker Hon. Ment. FB Most Val. Player SEASON RECORD Dodgeland 7 Lodi 0 Dodgeland 27 Oakfield 0 Dodgeland 24 Lomira 6 Dodgeland 19 Laconia 0 Dodgeland 27 North Fondy 31 Dodgeland 16 Omro 33 Dodgeland 18 Campbells- port 6 Dodgeland 18 Horicon 27 last game could have given the Trojans a tie with the eventual champs, North Fondy. Wait till next year!! MIKE MAERTZ ALL-CONFERENCE Offensive Guard Hon. Co-Capt. ALL-CONFERENCE Def. Halfback Hon. Co-Capt. 57 FRONT ROW: Alan Cramer, Jerrald Niehoff, Kent Saugstad, Greg Caine, Tim Steffen, Tim Sharkey, Mike Kadin- ger, Jim Vergenz, Loren Gorr, Ken Puis, Dan Cahoon, Mark Becker, Greg Hartman, Dick Evans, Jeff Soldner. BACK ROW: Mr. Keuler, Coach; Scott Radke, John Richards, Terry Kuntz, Kevin Babcock, Dennis Neuberger, Ken Wolfram, Steve Caine, Rick Bilgrien, Andy Korth, Bill Luebke, Andy Hartman, Mike Kreuger. JV's GO 6-0 in Flyway Junior Varsity Foot- ball is a good learn- ing experience for Ju- niors and Sophomores who want to play foot- ball. Our team has done a fine job this season going unde- feated in the Flyway SEASON RECORD Dodgeland 28 Horicon 0 Dodgeland 3 Oakfield 0 Dodgeland 33 Lomira 8 Dodgeland 40 Laconia 8 Dodgeland 13 North Fondy 0 Dodgeland 0 St. Mary's 26 Springs Dodgeland 13 Campbells- 12 port Conference with a 6-0 record! Probably the best record for the J.V.'s ever! They lost only one game which was non-confer- ence to St. Mary's Springs. Good work boys! Keep it up! Frosh Gridders Break Even FRONT ROW: Jeff Leistico, Mark Slade, Pat Buhr, Bill Kuntz, Bob Weidman, Brian Krentz, Jeff Fritche, Kelly Belin, David Petry, Gwenn Soldner. BACK ROW: Mr, Larson, Coach; Dirk Wilken, Pete Hartman, Dale Neuberger, Rich Nedow, Tom Prust,Ron Buschkopf, Mike Curtis, Ron McDowell, Kim Hauer, Dick Thieme, Coach. The Trojan frosh squad played some very hard games this season, but the final score cannot indicate how the game was played. The season record was 3-3 and they will be gunning to duplicate the JV champion- ship of this year. SEASON RECORD Dodgeland 0 Horicon 12 Dodgeland 7 Oakfield 0 Dodgeland 6 Lomira 18 Dodgeland 12 Laconia 6 Dodgeland 16 N. Fondy 0 Dodgeland 6 Campbell. 26 Trojan Wrestlers BACK ROW: Barb Beal, Laura Kaiser, Mgrs., Dale Rennack, Scott Singletary, Dean Henkel, Steve Gentz, Tim Sharkey, Brian Burnett, Randy Schultz, Richard Nedow, Mgr. FRONT ROW: George Hartman, Mike Maertz, Mike Kadinger, Greg Caine, Eddie Olson, Lloyd Cal lies. 60 The Other Part of Our Wrestlers BACK ROW: Mr. Sharpe, coach; Terry Schulz, Mike Curtis, Terry Kuntz, Jeff Niehoff, Bill Luebke, Bob Chyko. FRONT ROW: Larry Slade, Gerry Niehoff, Kelly Belin, Andy Nehls, Mike Haase, Brian Woltman. Way To Go! SCORE BOARD: Dodge land: 48 Waterloo: 13 Dodge land: 12 Hustiford: 57 Dodgeland: 48 Monte llo: 12 Dodgeland: 30 Oakfield: 26 Dodgeland: 6 Campbellsport: 48 Dodgeland: 9 Mi Iton: 36 Dodgeland: 15 Watertown: 35 Dodgeland: 12 Manitowoc Roncolli: 44 Dodgeland: 37 Mayville: 12 Dodgeland: 43 North Fond du Lac: 12 Dodgeland: 39 Markesan: 21 Dodgeland: 31 Laconia: 27 Dodgeland: 25 Lomira: 28 Dodgeland: 23 Horicon: 32 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Puls, Eloy Gaitan, Rick Kuntz, Dennis Neuberger, Bruce Wild, Mike Becker, Ken Wolfram, Lee Bruni, Dennis Bergmann, Mike Olson, and Dave Kranz. FRONT: Coach Larson, Bill Slade and Scott Radke, managers, and Coach Krentz, who took over coaching duties while Mr. Larson was recuperating from a car accident injury. Ohhh-Un-Gowaaa The 73-74 Varsity Basketball Squad had a disappointing start by losing its opening games by only 2, 3, or 4 points. Even so, the important thing to remember is It's not if you win or lose, it's how you play the game. The most important game of the season was against North Fond du Lac, which we won 60 to 48. The game was dedicated to Coach Larson and the winning game ball (pictured at the left) was signed by the team and cheerleaders and given to Mr. Larson. School Spirit was lacking at a lot of our games, but the guys, as well as many spectators, realized that We are proud, win or lose, the Tro- jans, the team, will always choose: P-R-O-U-D, we're PROUD!!! The Trojans Got FRONT ROW: Kent Saugstad, Jim Vergenz, Dick Evans, Kevin Babcock, Andy Korth, Andy Hartman, Dave Schultz, Greg Kuehl. BACK ROW: Mr. Mueller, Coach; Larry Feilbach, Dan Cahoon, John Richards, Terry Hodgeson, Paul Wyss, Tom Hemmy, Mark Becker, Jeff Soldner. We Got Spirit!!! We Got Might!!! That's for SURE! It takes alot of effort and hard work to put together a team like the TROJANS. So we've gotta give them a lot of credit! Cause We Know That We Are The B-E-S-T!! 63 Trojan Power!! That Power Mr. Smanz, Coach; Gwenn Soldner, Dave Petry, Randy Stutz, Pat Buhr, Bob Weiss, Dale Neuberger, Pete Hartman, Brian Krentz, Kim Hauer, John Buske, Marty Seeliger, Jeff Leistico, Ken Weiss, Mgr. Working together for the first time, our freshman team had a very fine start in winning the first three games of the season. They had good bench support in making it a respectable team effort. The freshman team this year broke in new coach, Mr. Smanz, and like any new coach took his lumps. In the end, it's not how many games you won or lost, but how you played the game. ‘ONT ROW: Randy Pieper, Sec; Alan Wolosz, V.P.; Mike Becker, Pres; Mike Maertz, eas; Dave Kranz. BACK ROW: Eloy Gaitan, Richard Aschaker, Lee Bruni, Randy Rad- Scott Druecke, Dave Henkel. FRONT ROW: Ross Soldner, Bruce Wild, George Hartman, Dale Rennhack, George Grosenick. � BACK ROW: Jeff Niehoff, Lloyd Callies, Kent Saugstad, Terry Schulz, Ed Olson, Scott Singletary. FRONT ROW: Dean Hen- kel, Tom Weiss, Tim Dom- feld, Ken Puls, Larry Feil- bach. BACK ROW: Mark Becker, Dan Schlichting, Bill Luebke, Rich Lau, Randy Schultz, Mr. Muel- ler, Advisor. 65 JV's Cheer On to Victory KNEELING: Becky DePover. STANDING: Jackie Lowe, Barb Dahl, Beth Brigowatz, Gina Wild. STANDING: Penny Breitbarth, Marie Jongebloed, Bernie Gahlman. BOTTOM: Cheryl Olson. Girls, Girls, Girls FRONT ROW: Beth Brigowatz, Nancy Uttech, Lynann Nehls, Rebecca Arndt, Sue Kant, Kate Rennhack, Jean Kai- ser, Terri Mulvaney, Judy Nedow. MIDDLE ROW: Marie Jongebloed, Sue Breitenstein, Pam Rohde, Jane Richards, Linda Wuestenberg, Denise Touchette, Wendee Niehoff, Terry Gahlman, Geri Schrab, Colleen Coyer, Sue Hardt. BACK ROW: Sandy Cramer, JoAnn Erickson, Denise Pieper, Kay Hoffman, Jacqueline Lowe, Nancy Nelson, Nancy Wuestenberg, Debra Schwantes, Sandy Kohls, Sharon Breitenstein, Brenda Woltman, Linda Braunschweig, Cynthia Ninmann. G.A.A. is the only association where girls can get together and participate in sports. Along with meetings we play field hockey, flag football, basketball, and volleyball. This is a good time for girls to get together and have a good time enjoying their physical abilities. FRONT ROW: Gail Gernetzke, Debbie Steger, Teresa Quest, Denise Thieme, Joan Scherer, Mary Buhr, Mary Hart- man, Linda Hartman, Ann Panetti. MIDDLE ROW: Bernie Cahlman, Cindy Schmitt, Sherri Hilker, Laura Kaiser, Chris Schultz, Jean Scherer, Barb Dahl, Shirley Kraut, Gunilla Freden, Doris Yelk, Gina Wild. BACK ROW: Kathy Schaeffer, Jen Seeliger, Linda Brigowatz, Cindy Krause, Melva Kottwitz, Cathy Lamb, Lori Rennhack, Jackie Arndt, Cheryl Kohrt, Robin Wuestoff, Karen Fenz, Lila Braunschweig, Barb Sette. m T FRONT ROW: Cindy Gorr, Sec.; Jane Ninmann, Jr. Rep. BACK ROW: Cathy Haessly, Fr. Rep.; Jami Hauer, Tres.; Miss Marquardt, Advisor; Eva Schroeder, Soph. Rep.; Joyce Erickson, Sr. Rep. G.A.A. Board We've Got Spirit How About You? FRONT ROW: Joan Scherer, Kathy Schaeffer, Sue Kant, Jean Scherer, Melva Kottwitz, Sandi Buschkoph. MID- DLE ROW: Brenda Woltman, Pam Rohde, Jen Seeliger. BACK ROW: Judy Bronner, Janet Cox, Tom Hemmy, Sue Brietenstein, Pam Hardt, Mary Jo Becker, Miss Lemke, Advisor; Cathy Hemmy, Jean Tollefson, Debbie Gal- litz, Laura Kaiser, Julia Kennedy, Cindy Gorr. 70 SEATED: Gerald Cribben, Jerome Haase, Roland Kennedy, Mrs. Henry Steffen. STANDING: Marvin Fox, Gerhardt Kulke, Richard Jongebloed, Robert Kaeding, Ralph Sharp. 72 MISS MARY JO ALT French- Library MRS. BETTY BRIEMAN English Department MRS. ARLOUIME BUHR English Department MRS. JAUNITA DAHL Family Living Home Economics Guider's MR. NORMAN DAHL Mathematics Department Educator's MR. F. GERALD DALEY Science Department MR. LLEWELLYN EDMING English Department-Spanish MR. WILBUR FOTH Agriculture MR. CHRISTOPHER HAWLISH English Department 73 MISS PAT IAGULLI Instrumental Music MISS JOYCE HAUK English Department MR. DAN KEULER Social Studies Department Helpers MISS JOAN LEMKE Business Education Department MR. DWAINE KRENTZ Physical Education Friends MISS PAT MARQUARDT Physical Education Health MR. RUSSELL MUELLER Social Studies Department MRS. JENNIE NEUMANN Business Education Department MR. JOHN SCHECHER Science Department MR. CHARLES SCHUSTER Industrial Arts Department MR.STEVE SHARPE Wrestling Coach Health MR. BARRY SMANZ Math Department And All Around Good People MR. ROBERT WIENEKE Business Education Department MR. ROBERT WILLETT Industrial Arts Department MISS LORAINE WUBBEN Social Studies' Department MR. HAROLD WYSS History- Geography MRS. JOYCE DUFFY High School Secretary MRS. MARLENE STEFFEN Board Bookkeeper MRS. MARY TILLEMA Board Secretary MRS. DIANE JONGEBLOED Food Purchasing Agent HIGH SCHOOL COOKS: Mrs. Lenore Rader, Mrs. Lou CUSTODIANS: Rollie Vergenz, Hobie Keller, Superinten- Becker, Mrs. Gloria Leonard. dent of Buildings Grounds; Joe Hasenstab, AI Weis. OPPORTUNITY Opportunity struts before us as a dare or withdraws into a sheltered corner waiting We must tackle the challenge or disclose the hidden. Each man must invite encounter with opportunity or lose shades of experience he might have gained since every opportunity is a master key... to diversity... of scene... to realization, and contact... to animation... and concern. Opportunities in the high school are limitless yet if unsought are lost. We are passers-by. Now is the moment to stop. We are viewers of the kaleidoscope world. Now is the moment to magnify. Only then will our perception be clear and the vastness of our opportunities will come to focus. THE TOWER 1970 Stout State University there is really no beginning and there is no end. just people, places, and experiences connected in time by changes ...and is a word connecting those things, ideas and experiences as change is the device connecting them into a conglomeration called you. What you have been plus what you gather from experience. the totality of being is the end result of you and... This place is Dodgeland... multifaceted, existing as a unique entity because for each person it is a separate way of life- academic, political, social, ecological, phi losophical, and all the combinations thereof... changes... in the environment causes changes in society which changes the individual who in turn changes the environment which causes changes the experience... growth... the factor that developes the person through those opportunities afforded by the High School... the environment a transformation... continuous, gradual, abrupt, subtle, blatant, inevitable... to grow is to change and to have changed much is to have grown often. THE BADGER 1972 University of Wisconsin DEDO A dedication to the better things in life seems ing as it is. But there are better things inTife; peace, and hope. With this, we, the editors ol this yearbook TO THE BETTER THINGS OF I 80 kT ION hard to believe with the world situation be- love, happiness, friendship, togetherness, F the 1973-74 REFLECTIONS, dedicate _IFE. STATE BANK OF REESEVILLE REESEVILLE, WISCONSIN “Your Full Service Bank” Member of F.D.I.C. Banking Hours Mon.-Fr. 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Friday evening 5:30-8:00 p.m. 82 REFLECTION BACKER’S Congratulations to the Class of’74 GOOSFIELD BUS SERVICE and Drivers R and A GROCERY — Lowell SCHMIDT’S TV APPLIANCE Beaver Dam CALDWELL LUMBER — Reeseville KRINKE'S FARM MARKET Reeseville RICH’S BOOTERY —Watertown CAINE TRANSFER Lowell Wayne and Marge Breitbarth Reeseville, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Class of’74 DEE FOODS AND LOCKER 83 DONNA’S RESTAURANT Compliments of KAEDING HARDWARE Closed Sundays Open 8A.M.-1 A.M. Carry-outs 927-5427 103 S. Main Street Reeseville, Wisconsin Heating — Plumbing — Appliances Electrical Wiring Reeseville, Wisconsin BRUCE DONNA’S LOUNGE 927-5757 Hot Sandwiches 150 S. River Street Lowell, Wisconsin Jobs Big or Small We Do Them All Compliments of RENNHACK JAKEL CONSTRUCTION INC. COMPANY INCORPORATED Contractors In All Types Of Concrete Work Back-Hole and End-Loader Work Route 1, Reeseville, Wisconsin Reeseville, Wisconsin Ph.414-927-3821 HOWARD ROBERT RENNHACK 84 GIBSON BARBER SHOP REESEVILLE ELEVATOR 204 South Main Street Purina Feed Reeseville, Wisconsin See Congratulations ’74 Grads Fertilizer Reeseville and Lowell, Wisconsin Congratulations To The Class of’74 CONGRATULATIONS CAROLYN’S BEAUTY SALON Class of 1974 219 Main Street Reeseville, Wisconsin Good Luck, Good Health, and Happiness Dr. J.A. Virginia Olson Mike, Janet, Jeff SMITH OIL CORPORATION WINNECONNE CORPORATION SUNOCO OIL PRODUCTS Packers of Fancy Peas Cream Style and Whole Kernel Corn Reeseville, Wisconsin B. J. Straseske, Agent Reeseville, Wisconsin Best of Luck to the Class of’74 LITTLE RED BARN SPORT BAITSHOP LAU FIBER GLASS Hunting, Fishing, Packaged Goods Allen Lau Reeseville, Wisconsin Dairy Products Hwy. 16 60 Reeseville, Wisconsin 85 We extend our Congratulations To the Class of 1974 FROELICH CHEVROLET Reeseville, Wisconsin HICKEY REAL ESTATE CO., INC. 201 N. Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wis. (414) 887-1232 Columbus, Wis. (414) 623-2555 ROY’S ABEL’S DRUG STORE Reeseville, Wisconsin Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Complete Upholstery Service (414) 623-4663 409 N. Ludington Street Columbus, Wisconsin Roy Smith, Owner PLEAS ANT VIEW CHEESE FACTORY POLS1N OIL COMPANY owned by Milwaukee Cheese Company Reeseville, Wisconsin East of Lowell on Hwy. 16-60 Complete Auto Body 24 hour wrecker service Best of Luck from j. Herb, Tom, Jim, and Snoopy Robert Bussewitz Norbert Schultz LADWIG GROCERY RCA Sales Service Telephone 927-3303 SCHULZ MOTOR SERVICE Lowell, Wisconsin Reeseville, Wisconsin Repair Wrecker Service Front End Alignment 86 KUEHL FUNERAL HOME Reese vi lie Wisconsin Congratulations! And Stay Healthy! A great country must have a great people to keep the country great. Your dedication to educa- tion and the results of the pro- cess will create the greatness required. All of us are counting on you! Best Wishes HEIM CHEESE CO., INC. Lowell, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS FROM WODILL’S FLORISTS complete floral service seven miles from Juneau between Lowell and Leipsic SALICK’S JEWELRY Watertown Madison Portrait Commercial Photography LEMACHER STUDIO 117 North 8th Street Watertown, Wisconsin 87 COMPLIMENTS OF STUEBER’S STORE Clyman, Wisconsin CLYMAN OIL CO. GASOLINE OILS CLYMAN OIL CO. WARREN JEWELRY Clyman. Wisconsin 111 Main Street Watertown, Wisconsin FARMERS STATE BANK BEST WISHES FROM AUNT NELLIE’S FOODS Clyman, Wisconsin “This Is Your Bank — Use It’’ Member F.D.I.C. Clyman, Wisconsin SCHNEIDER JEWELRY FINE DIAMONDS AND WATCHES 309 Main Street Watertown, Wisconsin 88 120 Park Avenue Beaver Dam, Wis. 53916 885-4454 Member F.D.I.C. O Marine Bank Marine Bank of Beaver Dam 124 North Spring St. Beaver Dam 53916 Phone 885-5515 Customer Hours 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday thru Thursday 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. Noon Saturday Autobanks only Congratulations, Seniors . . . Continued Success “The Bank You Can Talk To” MORE REFLECTION BACKERS M ATLINS — Beaver Dam BEAVER SPORT SHOP — Beaver Dam WALCOTT STU DIO — Columbus SAMPSON PHARMACY —Columbus VENDEN’S COAST TO COAST — Columbus SHARROW REXALL DRUG — Columbus M ACHEEL T.V. APPLIANCE — Beaver Dam 89 LANGMACK’S Where Dodgeland Buys the Best Downtown Beaver Dam DaiU| (tituni Congratulations class of 1974 Dodge County’s only daily newspaper. Welcome to the world of business. 805 Park Avenue Beaver Dam, Wisconsin WALDHIKR'S JEWELER’S The House of Diamonds Beaver Dam, Wisconsin IVJ Compliments of NEWTON-WIM2 department store 128 - 132 Front Street BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN - 53916 KAMRATH’S INC. Your Complete Home Entertainment Center 112 South Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin ) the model FEMININE FASHIONS 18 FRONT STREET DOWNTOWN BEAVER DAM. WISCONSIN KINNE’SCITY FLORAL 147 Front Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin EUREKA Vacuum Cleaners Supplies, parts Service For All Make Cleaners Used Cleaners for Sale NEUMANN’S VACUUM SALES 613 Denning Ave. Beaver Dam 885-9433 90 STILL MORE REFLECTIONS — BACKERS BERNDT FUNERAL HOME� — Juneau JUNEAU BOILER WORKS LORRAINE’S BEAUTY SALON — Juneau SCHMIDT’S MEAT MARKET —Juneau DODGE COUNTY TELEPHONE COM PANY — Reeseville “SHOPKOOF BEAVER DAM” BEAVER PAINT GLASS CO. — Beaver Dam HEINE'S FAMOUS PIZZA CLYM AN ELEVATOR COMPANY Dodge County’s First Cocktails Food Clyman, Wisconsin Nutrena Feeds Real Italian Spaghetti Ravioli also Chicken, Sea food. Sandwiches 696-3737 Marie, Gary, Don, George Jr., Kathy Minnesota Junction, Wis. 386-2181 BRIESE COMPANY FURNITURE Beaver Dam, Wisconsin THANK YOU ALL ADVERTISERS FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS 91 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES • r-i� H8 ■ BLEW INN SUPPER CLUB CHINESE AMERICAN FOOD Route 1, Juneau Hwy. 16 60 696-3401 or 696-3711 CAROLA’S BEAUTY SALON Juneau, Wisconsin RUBE’S RADIO TV RCA Sales Service 325 Oak Street Juneau, Wisconsin KANT LUMBER COMPANY Juneau, Wisconsin 92 Congratulations Class of “74” HOWIE’S SKYLINE Juneau, Wisconsin Juneau, Wisconsin “Kids home away from home. Best Wishes to the Class of’74 OAK LANES from THE DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT-NEWS We’re for you all the way HEACOX DRUGS WALGREEN AGENCY 1660ak Street Juneau, Wisconsin 386-4604 Pizzas and Sandwiches To Go Juneau, Wisconsin 93 CitizexsBank “Helpful Banking is our Business” Deposits Insured to $20,000 Banking Hours Monday thru Thursday — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday — 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 94 Compliments of MIDLAND UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Juneau, Wisconsin MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. JUNEAU, WISCONSIN 95 HENKEL PAINT STORE JUNEAU VARIETY R. W. Rainey Self Service Store Complete Line of Variety Merchandise Juneau, Wisconsin Juneau, Wisconsin RATCLIFF INDUSTRIES. INC. GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Juneau, Wisconsin DON BURNETT’S CITGO Service Station Juneau, Wisonsin Diamonds Watches — Jewelry Mfg. of Tow-Low Telescopic Travel Trailers Tow-Low Truck Cabs Fine Watch and Clock Repairing BUHR’SCORNER MART E. H. WOODWARD Juneau, Wisconsin Jeweler Juneau Wisconsin FORD Courtesy of MUELLER AUTO COMPANY Juneau, Wisconsin PILSNER MOTORS 207 West Street Juneau, Wisconsin 96 KISSINGER Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to settle prob- Vice-President Spiro Agnew resigned lems of mid-East war and Arab oil embargo King vs Riggs Ms. Billie Jean King beat Bobby Riggs in Former President Lyndon B. Johnson died on Jan. 23 Violence continued in Northern Ireland. War in Ireland $100,000 winner-take-all tennis match. o Jerald Ford sworn-in as nation's 40th vice-president. -- Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weit became accustomed to eating meals aboard their orbiting space station. mm X5 Cu Ford 4 ’ablo Picasso, Spanish-born artist, died at age 91 Hank Aaron hit home-run No. 713, putting him within one of Babe Ruth's record. -• • X