Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

DEDICATION Todays student is the leader of tommorrow. He is molded and influenced by teachers, classmates, and coaches, that he comes into contact with during his years in high school. One coach who has had a direct effect on many of the graduates of DHS over the past twelve years is Mr. Robert Wieneke-Head Football Coach. We, the Co-Editors of the 1977 REFLECTIONS, would like to dedicate our book to Mr. Robert Wieneke, a coach who has given so much to the students of Dodgeland High School. In his public announcement of his resignation, he expressed his feelings in the following article: WHO BUT A COACH Who but a coach would want to be a coach? Who but a coach has the opportunity to Influence young people by example that it is not “aquare” to go to church, or to discipline themselves against tobacco, alcoholic bev- erages. drugs, and those four-letter words used by people with a limited vocabulary? Who but a coach has the opportunity to see a gangling youngster, who can hardly walk without tripping over his own feet, mature by hard work and the sweat of hi brow into a graceful athlete? Who but a coach could let the agony of defeat affect him to the point he spends a sleepless night tossing and turning in bed9 He repeatedly contemplates his decisions: Should he have used a different defense; why didn’t he take out the boy with four fouls before be fouled out of the game; why did he not call a timeout; why . why.. why? Who but a coach would like for Santa Claus to fill bis Christmas stocking with a six-eight transfer student after having lost six games In succession before Christmas? Who but a coach has a greater feeling of loneliness, ignorance of his profession, and insecurity because he has suffered through a long losing season? Who but a coach must fight greed and selfishness as be literally forces himself not to allow his star player to dress for the big game because he violated training rales and must be disciplined9 During the game, over and over in the coach’s mind, the thought, Will this action make this player a better citizen or am I depriving his team mates the opportunity to win?” Who but a coach has the honor of teaching today’s youth to be humble and thankful, instead of being boastful, after the thrill of victory? Who has also the more difficult task of teaching losers not to make excuses but to stand firm in defeat, even when within their hearts they would like to cry? Who but a coach could have a lamp in his throat when a young man who, only mmute after graduating from high school, strides over and extends a firm right hand and says with tears running down his cheeks. “Orach, it was great playing for you ”? Who but a coach could feel the impact oI the world tensions when he learns that ooe of his former player� has been killed in the Vietnamese conflict? Thirty-five days after this tragedy he received a bullet-ridden letter that was written by this lad two days before his death. On the outside of the letter was attached the note. Damaged by iffy action in the Republic of Vietnam.” On the inside he bed written, “Dear Coach, Remember me plesae h ns I favor.. .tell the other boys to study ” Who but a coach... Thank God, I am a coach! TABLE OF CONTENTS Athletics ... 83 Student life ... 37 Involvement ... 47 2 sivnaiAiaMi HONOR STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Chris Gundrum, Bernie Gahlman. MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Singletary, Carleen Rettschlag, David Petry, Kam Oi Young. BACK ROW: Kay Hoffman, Becky Arndt, Kim Hauer, Dirk Wilken, Jeff Wetherbee, Rita Berg- mann, Anne Cribben, Peggy Christian. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Jeff Leistico, Vice President; Randy Schultz, President; David Petry, Secretary; Bernie Gahl- man; Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Trentham, Mr. Dahl Advisors. BADGER BOYS AND BADGER GIRLS Dirk Wilken, Kim Hauer, Jeff Wetherbee, Peter Hart- man, Jeff Leistico, David Petry, Anne Cribben, Peggy Christian. 4 REBECCA ELIZA- BETH ARNDT Bee Woodwind Choir 2; Clubs: Span. 4; Honor Stud. 4. JACQUELINE KAY ARNDT Jackie Tr. Mgr. 3,4; Clubs: Home Ec. 1-4; Art 4. CAROL JEAN BEHLING Clubs: FFA 3,4 Span. 1; Home Ec. 2-4; One- Act Plays 3. RODNEY ANDERSON Rod Transfer from Beaver Dam 1976; FB 3; FFA 3. CONNIE M. ARNDT Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Home Ec. 1; Art 4; One-Act Plays 3. JERRY APPENFELDT Big Jerry Clubs: Lib. 3,4; Span. 4; Art 4; One-Act Plays 3. KELLY BEUN Kel Prom Court 3; FB 1; WR 1-4; WR Co-Cap. 4; Tr 1,2,4; CC 2-4; Clubs: Let- ter Winners 2-4; AFS 3,4. PENNY JEAN BRE1TBARTH Penner Prom Court 3; Swing Choir 4; Solo Ensemble 4; VB 2-4; Cheerleading 1- 4; Clubs: Let- ter Winners 3,4; Span 1; Refl. 2- 4; Adv. Ed. 3; Sr. Ed. 4; Tutor 4. SHARON L. BRE1TENSTEIN NHS 4; BB 4; VB 2-4; TR 2, 3; Clubs: Span. 1-3; Letter Win- ners 3,4; GAA 1,2; Ody. 3,4; Bus. Mgr. 4; Refl. 2-4; Jr. Ed. 3; Sr. Ed. 4; Stud Lib. 4; Jr. Miss 4; Essay Contest winner 3; AFS 2-4. RITA BERGMANN Honor Stud. 4; Clubs: Home Ec. 2,4; Refle. 3. PATRICK J. BUHR ’Pat FB 1; BB 1; TR 2-4; Clubs Let- ter Winners 4; AFS 3; French 1. 6 REN ADA ANN BURWITZ Prom Queen 3; VB 3; Stud. Council 4; Clubs: AFS 1; Span. 1, 2, 2; Treas. 4; Jr. Miss 4; Carnival Court 4. RONALD V. BUSCHKOPF Studly FB 1-4; BB 1-4; BB Cap. 4; Hon- or Ment. 4; Tr 2; Golf 1,3,4. CATHERINE D CASEY 'Dilly Swing Choir 4; Triple Trio 4; Solo Ensemble 4; Clubs: Span. 1; Art 4; One- Act Plays 3. RICHARD L. BURWITZ 'Hard Guy FB Mgr. 1; WR 1; BA 1; One-Act PEGGY SUE CHRISTIAN BGS 3; NHS 3,4; TYeas. 4; Color Guard 4; Cap. 4; Band Officer, Sec. 4; Contest Band 1-4; Honor Stud. 4; Wood- wind Choir 1, 2, 4; Stud. Dir. 4; Honor Clinic 1, 2; Solo G Ens. 1,2,4; VB 2-4; Tr 2; Clubs: Let- ter Winners 4; AFS 4; Refl. 2-4; CO-Ed. 4; Forensics 3; Stud Council 1; Tu- tor 2-4. JOHN TODD BUSKE Bosko Prom Court 3; FB 4; BB 1,2; Clubs: Letter Winners 4; FFA 1-4; Sentinel 4; Parlimentary 4; Stud. Council 3 4; Class Officer V. Pres. 2. ANNE MARIE CR1BBEN Prom Court 3; NHS 3,4; BCS 3; Swing Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Solo L Ens. 4; VB 2-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 4; AFS 2-4; French 1, 2; Fo- rensics 2-4; Refl. 2-4; Bus. Mgr. 3; Co-Ed. 4; Stud. Council 1,4; Jr. Miss 4; Tutor 4; Class Officer, Sec. 1; Honor Stud. 4. JEFF FRITCHE O.J. Fritch Homecoming King 4; Prom Court 3; FB 1-4; BB 1,2; WR 3,4; TR 1-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 3,4; FFA 2,3; Stud. Council 1. ’ BERNADETTE CAHLMAN Bemic Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Court 3; Honor Stud. 4; Stage Band 3,4; Con- test Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1-3; Solo Ens. 1- 3; VB 2,3; TR 2; Cheer- leading 1-4; Clubs: Letter Winner's 3,4; AFS 2-4; Pub. • Rel. 4; Span. 3; Ody. 3,4; Sports Ed. 4; Refl. 2- 4; Sr. Ed. 4; Class Officer, Pres. 3; V. Pres. 1; Treas 4; Tu- tor 2-4; GAA 1. MICHAEL CURTIS Mike Solo Ens. 1,2; FB 1,2; Wr 1-3; TR 1,2; Clubs: Letter Winners' 1,2; FFA 1-4. CATHERINE CAHLMAN •Cathy Clubs: AFS 4; French 1,2; Art 4; Ody. 4. 8 SUSAN GAHLMAN Sue Stud. Council 1; Clubs: Lib. 1,2; AFS 2, 3; French 1,2; Home He 1-3; Tutor 3. ROBERT LEE GARCIA Bob Concert Band 1; Woodwind Choir 1; Solo Ensemble 2. CHRISTINE A. CUNDRUM ’Chris Honor Stud. 4; NHS 4; Tr. 4; Clubs: lib. 4; Span. 2,4; Home Ec 2; Art 4; Fo- rensics 2-4; Jr. Miss 4. BONNIE K. G1LDEMEISTER Clubs: Span. 1, 2; Home Ec 1-4; Sec. 4. MICHAEL R. HAASE Dick Stage Band 1-3; Contest Band 1-3; Brass Choir 1-3; Wr. 1-4; Letter Winners' Club 3,4. 9 CATHLEEN ANN MARIE HAESSLY Hazel Prom Court 3; Color Guard 4; Stage Band 4; Contest Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1-4; Honor Clinic 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Vb 2-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 3,4; Arts L Crafts 2; AFS 1-4; Span. 4; Art 4; Refl. 3,4; Art Ed. 4; GAA 1; Frosh. Rep. 1; Stud. Council 4; Pres. 4. SUSAN MARIE HARDT Squirrel Prom Court 3; Twirler 3; BB 4; VB 2-4 j TR 2-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 4; Arts G Crafts 2; V. Pres. 2; APS 3,4; Span. 4; Art 4; Forensics 3,4; Oie-Act Plays 3; Mascot 4. PETER M. HARTMAN 'Pete Homecoming Court 4; BBS 3; FB 1-4; All-Con. Team 4; TR 1-4; TR State Champ. 3; FB MVP 3,4; FB All-State HM 4; BB MVP 3,4; Clubs: Let- ter Winners' 2-4; AFS 3; French 1; Stud. Council 4; V. Pres. 4. KIM ALAN HAUER Prom Court 3; BBS 3; Betty Crocker Award 4; Honor Stud. 4; NHS 3,4; Con- test Band 1-4; Band Board 1-4; Solo G Ens. 1-4; FB 1-4; FB Cap. 4; BB 1; WR 2-4; MVW 4; TR 1-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 2-4; Treas. 4; Stud. Council 1,4; Perc. Ens. 1-4. PAT HEGER 'Patty Transfer from Lomira 3; Clubs: Span. 3. KAY ELSIE HOFFMAN NHS 3,4; VB 2, 3; Clubs: AFS 2-4; Span. 3; Home Ec. 1-4; Ody. 2-4; Pro. Ed. 4; Refl. 2; GAA 1,2; Tutor 2,3; Honor Stud. 4. 10 MARY E. IRELAND Mar Prom Court 3; Clubs: Span. 1; Home Ec. 2-4; Pres. 4; Art 4; CAA 2; Refl. 4; Tutor 4. ANGELA RAE JAKEL PERGANDE Angi Forensics 1; One- Act Plays 3; Clubs: Span. 1, 2. MARIE A. JONGEBLOED BB 4; VB 2-4; TR 2, 3; Cheer- leading 1-4; All- Con. VB 4; Clubs: AFS 3,4; Span. 4; GAA 1, 2. SANDY KOHLS NHS 4; Stage Band 4; Contest Band 2-4; Wood- wind Choir 1-4; Solo £ Ens. 1-4; TR 2-4; Clubs: Lib. 3, 4; Pres. 4; Span. 3,4; Ody. 4; Refl. 3, 4; Tutor 3,4. DEBORAH KAY K REITZ MAN Deb VB 3; Stud. Council 4; Clubs: AFS 2, 3; Home EC. 2-4; GAA 1, 2; Ody. 4. BRIAN SCOTT KRENTZ FB 1-4; BB 1-3; TR 1-4; BA 1,2; Clubs: Letter Winners' 3; AFS 1; Stud. Council 1. 11 WILUAM R. KUNTZ Bill Contest Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1-3; Solo Ensemble 1-4; FB. 1; One-Act Plays 3; March- ing Band 1-4; Bridge Contest 3 JEFF KREUZ1GER FFA 1-3. CATHERINE JO LAMB Cathy Homecoming Court 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 4; Solo En- semble 3,4; TR. 2; Clubs: Letter Winners' 3; AFS 1,2; Home Ec 4, Ody. 1-3, Refl. 2,3. DIANE LYNN LAUERSDORF TR. 3; Clubs: Lib. 2, 3; Home Ec 1-3; Refl. 3, 4; Tutor 4. FREDERICK LAMP Fred Wr. 2-4; Clubs FFA 2,4; Span. JEFFREY LYNN LEISTICO Jack Prom Court 3; BBS 3; FB 1; BB 1-4; BB Cap. 4; HM 3,4; BA 2,3 Clubs: Letter Winners' 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Ody. 1; Class Officer V. Pres. 4. LONNIE LISCHKA BARB MIESCHER Clubs: Lib. 3; Arts G Crafts 1, 2; Home Ec. 1-3. RON MCDOWELL TERRI LYN MULVANEY TR Mgr. 2; FFA 3; Clubs Arts G Crafts 2; Home Ec. 1-4; Jr. Rep 3; Ait 4; One- Act Plays 3; Tti- PATRICIA MIESCHER Patty Clubs: Arts G Crafts 1; Home Ec. 1. RICHARD C. NEDOW Dick Stage Band 2-4; Contest Band 1-4; Honor Clin- ic 1; Solo Ens. 1- 4; FB 1-4; WR 2,3; WR Mgr. 1; TR 1-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 2- 4; Gie-Act Plays 4; All State Percussion Ens. 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Purdue All-American Hall of Fame 4. ANDREW NEHLS Andy WR 1. DALE W. NEUBERGER Neuby FB 1,2; BB 1-3 TR 1-3; Clubs: Letter Winners' 2-4; Span. 3. CYNTHIA N IN MANN Ninny VB 3; Clubs: AFS 3,4; Home Ec. 2-4; Art 4; GAA 1,2; Ody. WENDEE NIEHOFF DAVID J. PETRY Dave Prom Court 3; BBS 3; Honor Stud. 4; NHS 3, 4; Sec. 4; Band Officer, V. Pres 4; Stage Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1-4; Band ROXIE ANN Board 2,4; Solo PEARSON Ensemble 1-4; Roxanne FB. 1; BB. 1,2; Tr. Mgr. 3; Wr. 3,4; BA. 3; Clubs: Lib. 2; CC. 2-4; Co- Home Ec 1-4; Cap. 4; Clubs: Art 4. Letter Winners' 3,4; Sec. 4; Class Officer, Sec. 4; Class Officer, Sec. 2, 4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Purdue All- American Hon- ors Band 4. RENEE M. PRALL Transfer from Apache Jet. High; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Home Ec 1,2; Refl. 4; Tutor 4. THOMAS PAUL PRUST 'Tom Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; FB 1-4 Wr. 2-4; WR. Co-Cap 4; TR 1,2; Letter Win- ners' Club 3,4. JANE ANN MARIE QUEST Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Solo Ensemble 4; TR 2,3; Clubs: AFS 3,4; Span. 1-3; Home Ec 4; Art 4; V. Pres. 4; Forensics 3,4; Ody. 4; One-Act Plays 3; Jr. Miss 4; Class Officer; Sec. 3; Treas. 1; Carnival Queen 3. WANDA JEAN RADKE Pedy Solo G Ensemble 4; VB 3,4; TR 2; Cheerleading 2; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Pres. 2; AFS 3; Span. 1, 2; Art 4; WR Stats 2, 3; One- Act Plays 3; Jr. Miss 4. 15 VICKI LYNN RENNHACK 'Vicker TR 3; Stud. Council 1; Home Ec. 2-4; V. Pres. 4; Tutor 4. LORI JEAN RENNHACK FFA 2-4; Sec. 4 One-Act Plays 3 CARLEEN K. RETTSCHLAC Honor Stud. 4; Band Officer, Pres. 4; Stage Band 1-4; Con- test Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1-4; Band Board 4; Stud. Council 2 Clubs: AFS 2,4; French 1. JANE MARGA- RET RICHARDS NHS 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Triple Trio 4; Solo G Ens. 4; Cheer- leading 3; Stud. Council 1-4, Sec. 4; Clubs: AFS 1-4; Span 1,2; Forensics 1; One-Act Plays 3: Jr. Miss 4; Ckiy. 1-4; Feature Ed. 4; Tutor 2, 3. WENDY ANN SAMPSON Sam Clubs: Span. 2 MARILEA SCHMITT Schmitty Prom Court 3; Color Guard 4; Stage Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4; Hr. Clinic 3; Solo G Ens. 1- 4; VB 2-4; TR 2- 4; Cheerlead- ing 3; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; AFS 2-4; Art 4; Ody. 3,4; Art Ed. 3,4; Refl. 3,4; Art Ed 4; Class Officer, Treas. 3; Stud. Council 2; Fo- rensics 4; Jr. Miss 4. DANIEL SCHLICHTING Dan Homecoming Court 4; TR 1, 2 CC 1-4, CC Co- Cap. 4; VTR 3, 4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 2-4; AFS 3; Span. 1; Art 4; Class Of- ficer, Treas. 2. SCHROEDER Hey Schroeder Transfer from Central £ity Grade School; Woodwind Choir 2; WR 1; WR Mgr. 2; TR 1, 2; FFA 1-4, Treas. 4; Stud. Council 1,2; Clubs: Span. 3, 4; Art 4, Pres. 4 Class Officer, Pres. 1. KEVIN SCHOEFFEL FFA 1-4; Par- ii mentari an 4 RANDALL ALLAN SCHULTZ Randy Prom Court 3; NHS 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Band Of- ficer, Frosh. Rep. 1; Stage Band 1-3; Con- test Band 1,2; Woodwind Choir 1,2; WR 1-3; TR 1; CC 1-3; Clubs: Letter Winners' 1-4; Frosh., Rep. 1; Pres. 4; Class Officer, Pres. 2,4; V. Pres. 3; VTR 3,4. BARBARA JEAN SCHULTZ Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; Lib. 4; French 2; Home Ec. 1, 2; One- Act Plays 3; Refl. 3; Tutor 3,4. DANE MARTIN SEEUGER Marty BB 1-3; Asst. FB Score Keeper 1-4. KATHLEEN DOLORES SHEA Kathy Prom Court 3; Color Guard 4; Brass Choir 4; Swing Choir 1-4; Triple Trio 2-4; Solo G Ens. 1-4; Cheerleading 2-4; Clubs: Let- ter Winners' 4; Home Ec. 4; Ody 2-4; Refl. 4; Stud. Council 2; Qie-Act Plays 4; Jr. Miss 4. GWENN SOLDNER BBS Alt. 3; FB 1; BB 1; WR 2; TR 1-3; BA 3; CC 3; Clubs: Letter Winners' LAURA LYNN STIEGUTZ Transfer from Daniel Webster 2; TR 2; French 2; One-Act Plays 3. LISA SINGLETARY Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Clubs: AFS 2, 3; Home Ec. 1-4; Art 4; Honor Stud. MARY JANE SHEA Solo G Ens. 2,3; Clubs: Span. 1-3; Ody. 4; Refl. 4. EDWARD STONE Ed RANDY S. STUTZ Staidly Prom King 3; BB 1-4, BB Cap. 4; FFA 1-4. DENISE L. THIEME Teamer BGS Alt. 3; DAR Award 4; NHS 3, 4; Pres. 4; BB 4; All-Con. 2nd Team 4; VB 2-4; All-Con. Team 3,4; TR 2-4; Clubs: Letter Winners' 2-4; AFS 2-4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Span. 1-3; De- bate 1-4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4; Ody. 2-4, Asst. Sports Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Fo- rensics 1-3; Stud. Lib. 3; Stud. Council 4; Tu- tor 2. YOSHIHISA TAMURA 'Yocchan FB 4; WR 4; TR 4; Stud. Council 4; Clubs: AFS 4; Letter Winners’ 4; AFS Student. SUSAN KAY VINZ ’’Sue Home Ec. 3,4. RICHARD WALSH Dick JEFFREY J. WETHERBEE Shorty BBS 3; Honor Stud. 4; NHS 3, 4; FFA 1-4; V. Pres. 4; Clubs: AFS 3,4; Math Team 3. DIRK WILKEN BBS 3; Honor Stud. 4; NHS 3, 4; Stage Band 1-4; Contest Band 2-4; Brass Choir 2-4; Swing Choir 4; Solo G Ens. 1-4; FB 1-4; FFA 1-4, Pres. 4; Clubs: AFS 3; CHARLOTTE R. WOLTER Charlie BB 4; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 4, Pres. 4; Stud. Council 3; Span. 1; One- Act Plays 3. ROBERT R. WEISS Bob Prom Court 3; BB 1-2; TR 2-4; FFA 1,2,4; Win- ter Carnival King 3. ROBERT M. WEIDMAN Bob Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; FB 1-4;- All-Con. Team 4; TR 1-4; BA 1,2; Clubs: Let- ter Winners 3. KENNETH J. WEISS Ken Stage Band 3,4; Contest Band 2-4; Woodwind Choir 1-4; CC 1-3; FFA 1-4, Reporter 4. KAM OI YOUNG Honor Stud. 4; NHS 3,4; BB Mgr. 4; Clubs: Arts G Crafts 2; lib. 2-4, V. Pres. 4; AFS 4; Span. 3,4; Home Ec. 1-4; Ody. 4; Refl. 3,4, Busi- ness Mgr. 4; Tu- tor 4; Stud. Lib. 3,4. PHYLUS ANN ZANK '■Phil Transfer from Lakeside Luther- an 3; TR 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Stud. Council 4; Clubs: Home Ec. 3,4; One-Act Plays 3. STEVEN ZIEHME Steve FFA 4; Bridge Contest 3. No Pictures are available for the following: SUSANNE ALICE JOHN Susie Clubs: Lib. 4; Span. 1,2; GAA 1. CHERYL M. KADINGDER Sheri Clubs: Span. 1. SHIRLEY BETH KRAUT Krautie Clubs: Arts G Crafts 4, V. Pres, 4; One-Act Plays 3; Ody. 3,4. 21 WHO’S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS Check on page 24 for the names of these unidentified Seniors Page 22 1. Renada and Rick Burwitz 2. Nancy Wuestenberg 3. Cathy Haessly 4. Cindy Ninnman 5. Rick Nedow 6. Wendy Sampson 7. Vickie Rennhack 8. Sandy Kohls 9. Sue Vinz 10. Bonnie Gildemeister 11. Carle en Rettschlag 12. Kamoi Young 13. Renee Prall 14. Jane Richards 15. Terri Mulvaney 16. Wanda Radke 17. Wendee Niehoff 18. Bill Kuntz 19. Jeff Leistico 20. Denise Thieme 21. Sharon Breitenstein 22. Jeff Wetherbee 23. Marie Jongebloed 24. Lisa Singletary 25. Penny Breithbarth 26. Brian Krentz IDENTIFICATION OF SENIOR BABY PICTURES Page 23 1. Anne Cribben 2. Randy Schultz 3. Mary Shea 4. Pete Hartman 5. Sue Hardt 6. Lonnie Lischka 7. Tom Prust 8. Dan Schlichtning 9. Diane Lauersdorf 10. Connie Amdt 11. Jane Quest 12. Rod Anderson 13. Angie Jakel 14. Dirk Wilken 15. Jackie Amdt 16. Chris Gundrum 17. Bob Weiss 18. Mary Ireland 19. Barb Schultz 20. Laura Stieglitz 21. Sue Gahlman 22. Phyllis Zank 23. Terri McDonough 24. Sheri Kadinger 25. Cathy Gahlman 26. Charlotte Wolters 27. Rita Bergman 28. Marilea Schmitt 29. Bemie Gahlman 30. Peggy Christian 24 FRONT: Elizabeth Becker, Mary Braker, Lorie DeVoy, JoDee Cose, Theresa Becker, Kris Bronner, Barb Breit- enstein. MIDDLE: Rhonda Anderson, LuAnn Daniels, Bonnie Beal, Dan Caine, Jeff Bahls, Brian Bissen, Scott Bornshlegel, Mike Boeck. BACK: Sue Buhr, Wendy Affeld, Mark Bobholz, Paul Duffy, David Chapman SUPER GREAT ... FRONT: Cheryl Fehling, Lyn Gahlman, Sue Gentz, George Hickey, Tony Haase. MIDDLE: Chris Guptill, Sandy Hoffman, Lisa Henrich, Sharon Haase. BACK: Brian Erdman, Albert Goodenough, Carl Johansson, Jeff Haase, Ralph Hauptli, Dave Fude. 25 SITTING: Holly Mulvaney, Dawn Polinsky, Bob Neitzel, Steve Klomsten, Darrell Mass, Chuck Pasewald, Ann Nehls, Jeff Polzin. STANDING: Lila Kottwitz, Darcel Neuberger, Ron Lehmann, Dennis Lischka, Dave Kuntz, Tom Pearson, Todd Nehls, Bob Nehls, Rick Priewe, Fritz Kreitzman, Sarah Moyer, Kim Mount, Debbie Kintopp, Roxanne Key, David Lamb, Karen Kennedy, Kim Nehls. CLASS OF “78” . . . SITTING: Howard Rennhack, Greg Schrab, Karen Zielieke, Sandy Rilley, Felicia Touchette, Kathy Schuett, Amy Young, Shirley Steffen, Jeanette Vick, Carol Sowatzki, Russell Tallmann. STANDING: Roger Stieglitz, Jim Schuett, Dale Stone, Keith Schlichting, Kenny Yelk, John Sharkey, Dean Rettschlag, Cindy Radke Andy Sharp, Mary Rennhack, Serene Rennhack, Linda Rennhack, John Tisdale, Arlene Schultz, Steve C uest, Becky VVeidman, Marie Sault, Rachelle Zietlow, David Zepp, Barb Scott, William Ziehme, Mike Scott. 26 BOTTOM ROW: Steve Mount, Greg Metzger, Todd Pagel, Ed Olson, Patty McDowell, Brenda Kreitzman, Paul Klarkowski. MIDDLE ROW: Maria Price, Gail Krinke, Margaret Miescher, Debbie Pitzlin, Pauline Pamperin, Crystal Kollman, Julie Nehls, Jane Kuntz, Liz Kuntz. TOP ROW: Randy Key, Karl Klomsten, John Kowalski, Russell Korth, Ryan Leroy, Blaine Krentz, John Nebl, Mike Price, Greg Krueger. TWO DOWN . . . BOTTOM ROW: Robin Callies, Duane Arndt, Guy Da me row, Scott Chyko, Jeff Anton, Brian Bonde. STANDING: Patty Downey, Betty Aschaker, Colleen Casey, Debbie Anderson, Mary Dailey, Korry Belin, Theresa Brigowatz, Bret Bailey, Lisa Allen, Jim Buschkopf. TOP: Wendy Burnett, Jane Canniff. 28 BOTTOM ROW: Carole Guptill, Deborah Heger, Laurie Golemgeski, Nancy Engebretson, Kathleen Haase, Phyllis Garcia, David Jakel, Eric Erdmann, Dan Gernetzke, Fred Heim, Tom Hines. TOP ROW: Kelly Hill, Richard Garcia, Homer Frasher, Richard Guderian, Patty Gahlman, Wanda Jungbluth, Jode Jakel, Teri Greinert, Barb Firari, Meg Hartman, Julie Erickson, Cheri Gahlman, Dan Jahnke, Matthew Hartman, John Jongebloed, John Hemmy. TWO TO GO SITTING: Linda Schmitt, Lori Reilley, Diane Schultz, Nancy Radke, Mary Weiss, Tammy Soldner, Karen Schoen- wetter, Deborah Zielicke, Patty Schneider. SEATED: Larry Vinz, James Wuestenberg, Jeff Rennhack, Jim Rhode, Doug Wilkin, John Schomer. STANDING: John Soldner, Scott Rasch, Andy Rodriguez, Joan Shea, Tim Rohde, Ricky Schultz, Teresa Zeman. TOP: Joe Schroeder, Hal Schulz, Kevin Rahn, Dan Uttech. 29 Shy? Officers: Greg Krueger, V. Pres.; Maggie Hartman, Presi- dent; Cheryl Gahlman, Secretary; Patti (Rabbit) Gahlman, Treasurer. THE ULTIMATE Crutches 30 Our Pyrimid Relaxing fvR°NT R°W' Walsh Bill Soldner, Lisa Sharp, Sharon Schoenwetter, Rhonda Schultz, Steve Vierck, Dennis Ya T fACKcR?W: Kathy Reilly’ Melinda Tb0 13. Brenda Schultz, Elaine Zank, Schultzd nd Dave hraid er 0 2’ Na Cy Schuster Cindy Wegener, Roxanne Will, Randy A. Schultz, Randy G. WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN DA T rWoDebble Erdman Sue Gorr Diane Hecht, Charlette Hupf, Lisa Hundt, Lori Gahlman, Cindy Gallitz. BACK ROW: Roger Fredrick, Don Fischer, Jamie Frasher, Mark Jungbluth, Rick Grueneberg, Dan Garcia, Mark Greinhert, Dan Fisher, Greg Haase, Brian Gorr, Bill Haase. 31 FRONT ROW: Lois Abel, Meg Cribben, Julianne Bonde, Cheryl Erdmann, Kay DeVoy, Lori Dobbratz, Tina Coupe- rus, Becky Anton, Jean Callies, Michelle Affeld. BACK ROW: Jeff Drunasky, Peter Chapman, Mike Christian, Steve Boeck, Rod Burwitz, George Clark, Mark Christian, Randy Buege, Robbie Brooks, John Brieman. AT DHS FRONT ROW: John Kolb, James Maddison, Kay Prust, Tom Nehls, Tina Priewe, Connie Kohls, Sally Moyer, Holly Moungey, Nicki Polzin, Russ Leroy, Michelle King, Chris Lamp, Tom Owens, Alan Pasewald, Ted Lamp, BACK ROW: Lori Manning, Jeff Pitzlin, Duane Lauersdorf. Andy Luplow. Dawn Kreitzman, Keith Lischka, Sheri Kohls, Dan Peters, Jackie Kowalski, Ricky Peterman, Linda Korth, Mark Loeck, Gary Krinke. BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mr. Fox Mr. Beck- er, Mr. Haase, Mr. Kennedy. STANDING: Mr. Jongebloed, Mr. Kaeding, Mr. Sharp, Mrs. Steffen. MISSING: Mrs. Leonard. PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Hauer Mrs. Steffen, Mrs. Tillema HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Duffy GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Domfeld LIBRARIAN Mrs. Jacque farts tsi pie AGRICULTURE Mr. Foth ART Miss Lange HOME ECONOMICS Miss Klemp SOCIAL STUDIES SEATED: Mr. Wyss, Miss Wubben, STANDING: Mr. Keuler, Mr. Krueger MATH Mr. Smanz, Mr. Dahl PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Marquardt Mr. Krentz BUSINESS EDUCATION Miss Lemke, SEATED, Mrs. Neumann Mr. Wieneke ENGLISH Miss Swan Mr. Hawlish Mrs. Brieman SCIENCE: Mr. Larson, Mr. Daley, Mr. Schecher MUSIC: Mr. Trentham, Miss Hurlbut LANGUAGE: Mr. Edming INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. Schuster, Mr. Murphy CUSTODIANS: Mr. Lauersdorf, Mr. Slade, Mr. Weiss, Mr. Bau HEALTH: Mr. Sharpe COOKS: Mrs. Loomis Mrs. Steuber BASICALLY WHAT?!! Things that were popular during '76 - '77 WORDS Gross Really! Excellent TOP SONGS If You Leave Me Now Fly Like An Eagle Carry On Wayward Son More Than A Feeling Weekend In New England Muskrat Love Hotel California Night Moves Play That Funky Music BANDS AND SINGERS Doobie Brothers Eagles Kansas Boston Wild Cherry Chicago Steve Miller Band Captain G Tenille Barry Manilow NEWS EVENTS Presidential election of Jimmy Carter New Dodgeland school was voted down TV star Freddie Prinze commited suicide Gary Gilmore execution Claudine Longet went on trial FASHIONS Rugby Shirts Painters Pants Overalls Gaucho Pants Leather Boots 3-Piece Suits Ski Jackets Sundresses MOVIES A Star Is Bom King Kong Rocky Carrie Silver Streak The Enforcer Roots TV PERSONALITIES Farrah Fawcett-Majors David Soul Lindsay Wagner Paul Micheal Glaser Fonzie TV SHOWS Saturday Night Charlies Angels Monty Python Little House On The Prairie Starsky G Hutch THE 1977 CLASS WILL Terri Mulvaney wills her 65 Chevy to Curly Nehls. Ron Buschkopf wills his ability to make it through 4 years of school without opening a book to Pete Hartman wills his innocent '1 didn't say anything act to Greg Krueger, his hard time to Kim Buschkopf, his good times to Jim Wild, any leftover athletic ability to the rest of the sophomore honchos, and last, but not least, his perfected block and blow technique to Dan Gernetzke. Cindy Ninmann wills her driving ability and her 5 seconds to Kathy Schuett. Rick Burwitz wills his better half to someone to learn not to fool around in school to whatever little brat Mr. Brenegan will talk to. Carleen Rettschlag wills her musical ability on various instruments to Dan Caine. Renada Burwitz wills her old tennis shoes to anyone hard up enough for a pair. Andy Nehls wills None of your business to None of your business. Dick Nedow wills his undetected cheating operat- ions to whoever needs them. Sharon Breitenstein wills her basketball shoes to anyone who wants two sprained ankles and a good basketball season. Debbie Kreitzman wills her seat in Mr. Wyss' geography class to anyone who takes the class. Rod Anderson wills his car to Terry Gahlman. Kay Hoffman wills her driver's ed. nickname and driving ability to W. Andrew Sharp. Jerry Appenfeldt wills his ability to get along with girls to every boy that can't find a girl in Dodgeland. Connis Arndt wills her books and her locker to any underclassmen. Renee Prall wills her pierced ears to Roxanne. Roxanne Pearson wills her curly hair to Jane Canniff. Dave Petry wills nothing to everybody. Jackie Arndt wills her boy-catching techniques to anyone who needs it. Bill Kuntz wills his clarinet playing ability to Dave Kuntz. Tom Prust wills his ability to make it through 4 years of high school to Randy Buege-he needs all the help he can get. Becky Amdt wills her intelligence and her height to Micky Affeld. Cathy Lamb wills her cruis- ing ability to Teresa Becker, to what she already has. Jane Quest wills her ability to get along with teachers (which I think he has developed already) to Steven Irving, her sweet brother! ! ! ! Bemie Gahlman wills her good looks and pleasing personality to Becky Weidman. Carol Behling wills her ability to fallloff parallel bars out in the park to Jean Callies. Kelly Belin wills his wrestling abilities to Ryan Leroy-he needs all the help he can get. Jeff Leistico wills everything that is leftover after I'm done to John S. , Jeff H. , and Carl J. Sue Hardt wills her locker and the x-rated pictures in it to Jane Kuntz-she needs some excitement. Robert Weiss wills his drinking ability to Randy Buege. Dick Walsh wills his partying ability to Barney Quest. Ed Stone wills to . Cathy Haessly wills her spit in her clarinet to Cheri Galhman. Sue Vinz wills all her classes to anybody that wants them. Yocchan Tamura wishes to be a doctor or teacher to send children all what I have that was attained with an effort. Mike Haase wills his seat in Business Law to anyone who doesn't want to stay awake. Laura Stieglitz wills a hand- book to Rick Burwitz because he doesn't know what he is talking about. Chris Gundrum wills her slenderness to Tom Pearson. Forgot one of Pete's. He also wills his Zebco 77 and Elephant Bobber to Dan Uttech. Phyllis Zank wills Mr. Foth's 2nd hour hour study hall to Jane Canniff. Gwenn Soldner wills his ability to break his arm in baseball to Paul Duffy. Bonnie Gildemeister wills nothing to whomever wants it. Kam Oi Young wills her math ability to Mike Prall. Robert Garcia wills his Roadrunner to whoever needs a fast car. Nancy Wuestenberg wills her locker, books and all the teachers she had to anybody who wants them. Lisa Singletary wills her ability to water plants to Roger Stieglitz. Sue Gahlman wills her 60 wpm shorthand speed to any person who doesn't want to be a secretary. Char- lotte Wolter her free throw ability (she has so much) to anyone that will stoop that low. Cathy Gahlman wills a re- served spot on her road to Robin Callies (Robin watch out for those thunderstorms.) Dirk Wilken wills his trom- bone playing ability and all-around good personality to Lois Abel, Mark Grienert and any other fortunate soul who will be in the trombone section next year. Mary Shea wills her three hours in the guidance office to whoever needs it or doesn't have any other place to go. Jeff Wetherbee wills his ability with a Breitenstein girl to Fredrick Heim III. Kenny Weiss wills his hair when he goes into the Marines to Keith Lischka. Kathy Shea wills her place in the girls locker room on Homecoming to Joan. Anne Cribben wills her beautiful white smily teeth to Marilea Schmitt who she knows is envious of them. Marty Seeliger wills his gum wrapper chain to Terri McDonough. Denise Thieme wills her athletic ability and famous comments to Marcy Becker. Peggy Christian wills her superior talent and knowledge of Physics to Dan Caine. Cathy Casey wills her ability to get along with Mr. Brenegan to anyone who likes to argue alot. Randy Schultz wills his Thursday nights at the Resort to anyone who can handle the hangover on Friday morning. John Buske wills his ability to mix drinks and toss salad to Lorie DeVoy. Shirley Kraut wills her ability in Auto Mechanics to anyone who doesn't want their engine to start again. Sandy Kohls wills her ability to always be prepared for Speech II class to Robbie Brooks. Barb Schultz wills her ability to see flying saucers to Cry- stal Kollman. Sheri Kadinger wills her window washing talents in shop (who uses desk cleaner to clean windows) to Mr. Schuster. Pete Schroeder wills his ability to skip out to Steve Klomsten. Marie Jongebloed wills all her school board pull to Marcy Becker-it doesn't get you a thing. Kevin Schoeffel wills his clean driving record to Mark Bob- holz. Sue John wills everything she has which is nothing to her sister who will be a freshman next year. Marilea Schmitt wills her horse's ass (painting) to Brian Bonde. Angi Jakel wills all her fun and laughs to her sister Jode, even though she has already found them. Mary Ireland wills all the good times of her senior year to all the under- classman. Wendy Sampson wills her Friday nights to anyone who can stand them. (Like to try Roxanne K. ???) Patti Heger wills her locker and notebooks to her sister Debbie. Jane Richards wills her car air freshener to Teresa Becker. Kim Hauer wills his ability to look like he knows whats going on to Sandie Hoffman. Wanda Radke wills her sewing talent to Miss Marquardt and her sister Cindy. Rita Bergmann wills her ability to find magazines to everyone who complains. Lonnie Lischka wills his body to Tom Pearson. Vicki Rennhack wills her long hair to Russell Slade. Penny Breitbarth wills her shortness to Sandie Hoffman. 39 Life at Dodgeland 40 Such Talent! !! Four heads are better than one Don't cry, Bill After 4 years at DHS What Do You See Fritz? Buck and Beller! What F orm! Meeting of the Minds . .. The Worms Crawl In The Worms Crawl Out . . . What's This Chris? 42 Hail, hail! The gang's all here ! Mr. Edming's phy-ed class. Smile--it makes people wonder what you're up to. Who's telling who? (What?) 43 hanging over the balcony? Dodgeland's supporting fans OK, Dick, What did you do An Athlete! 44 The Mad Hatter MEMORIES OF THE PAST CLOSED CIRCUIT Sure Dave The Mad Scientist He must be a Freshman OOH, Look What I See! 46 Lisa G Pete Jane 1976 HOMECOMING COURT Cindy Cathy Queen Bemie G Bob Dan King Jeff HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN 48 Hal, how come your smiling? Hail, Hail! The gang's all here Seniors Sophomores Out o' the way-here I come! Juniors Ready, set, PULL! !!!!!!!!!! Freshmen 49 PROVING A POINT Denise Thieme, President of the Debate Club, has been a valuable, enthusiastic debater for four years. Not only has she attended summer debate workshops, but she has been a club officer for two years, and has helped to win two trophies. Denise has earned the name Super Neg because her tournament action as Second Negative has been extremely effective, as verified by judges' comments. The de- baters and Mrs. Brieman, the coach, will miss her leadership, her enthusiasm and her skill. FRONT ROW: Lisa Sharp, Denise Thieme; Pres., Felicia Touchette. MIDDLE ROW: Andrew Sharp, Vice Pres.; Lisa Henrich, Mrs. Brieman; Advisor. TOP ROW: Fred Heim III, Barb Breitenstein; Sec.-Treas., Saudie Hoffman. 50 STUDENT LEADERS FRONT ROW: Kathy Reilly, Rachelle Zietlow, Jane Kuntz, Debbie Kreitzman, Renada Burwitz, Teresa Becker, Andy Rodriguez, John Sharkey, Ken Yelk, Dan Caine. BACK ROW: Lisa Sharp, Andy Luplow, Robbie Brooks, George Hickey, Denise Thieme, Fred Heim, Betty Aschaker, Phyllis Zank, Kevin Rahn, Joe Schroeder, John Buske, Theresa Brigowatz, Hal Schulz, Kim Hauer, Dan Uttech, Russal Leroy, Yocchan. Missing Anne Cribben. 51 “THE MIRACLE WORKER” A C T On October 23, Dodgeland's Three One-Act Plays were held. Plaza Suite , direct- ed by Mr. Hawlish, was about the parents of a soon-to-be-wed daughter, who has locked herself in the bathroom. Mrs. Brieman's beginning acting class presented Short Stretch of the Galluses , a play about the wild unsettled west. The contest play, The Miracle Worker, portrayed the tedious task of a teacher trying to help her student, a deaf child. “PLAZA SUITE” P L A Y S Driector: Mr. Hawlish. Cast: Andrew Sharp, Kathy Shea, lisa Sharp. Absent: Homer Frasher. □ □ 52 “SHORT STRETCH OF THE GALLUSES” Directed by Mrs. Brieman. Production Workers: Sharon Hasse, Wendy Affeld, Barb Scott. Cast: Brian Bissen, Mary Braker, Rachelle Zietlow, Serene Rennhack, Bonnie Beal, Lori Rennhack, Holly Mulvaney, Dick Nedow, Ron McDowell, Steve Rhode, Mary Rennhack, Dale Stone, BillZiehme, David Zepp. 53 DODGELAND’S 1977 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Breitenstein, Reneda Burwitz, Anne Cribben, Chris Gundrum, Jane Quest, Wanda Radke, Jane Richards, Mairlea Schmitt, Kathy Shea. Junior Miss is an event that opens a wide range of opportunities for all those Senior girls who partici- pate. It offers a chance to express one's self through talent, appearance, physical fitness, personality, and individuality. This year there were nine super girls in the pageant. Each had a great time and have many wonderful memories that only they can share because THEY expressed themselves in front of judges, friends, and relatives. WINNERS: Chris Gundrum-2nd Runner-upj Anne Cribben- 1977 Dodgeland Jr. Miss; Jane Richards-1st Runner-up. Kathy Shea — Talent Award The Proud Parents JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT 55 “I GOT RHYTHM” FRONT ROW: Cathy Haessly, Sandy Kohls, Cheri Gahlman, Julie Erickson, Kathy Shea, Ken Weiss, Elaine Zank, Liz Kuntz, Julie Bonde, Jane Kuntz, Peg- gy Christian. SECOND ROW: Mary Weiss, Lori Manning, Sandie Hoffman, Carleen Rettschlag, Dave Petry, Patti Downey, Sally Moyer, Teresa Zeman, Marilea Schmitt, Fred Heim, Michelle King, Meg Cribben. THIRD ROW: Theresa Brigowatz, Bill Kuntz, Dave Kuntz, Mark Bobholz, Carol Guptill, Fritz Kreitzman, Sarah Moyer, Dan Caine, Lois Abel, Dirk Wilken, Mark Greinert, Albert Goodenough, Nancy Radke, Dennis Wilken. BACK ROW: Miss Hurl- but, Directorj Nancy Schuster, Kim Hauer, Dick Nedow, Keith Schlichting, Robbie Brooks, Jeff Fritche, and Steve Mount. MISSING: Amy Hartman. “SING, SING A SONG . . TRIPLE TRIO: FRONT ROW: Jane Richards, Marcy Becker, Anne Cribben, Meg Hartman. BACK ROW: Kathy Shea, Theresa Brigo- watz, Cathy Casey, Joan Shea. Missing; Cathy Lamb. SWING CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Albert Goodenough, George Hickey, Sandra Hoffman, Bret Bailey, Andrew Sharp, Dirk Wilken. BACK ROW: Lisa Hen- rich, Anne Cribben, Cathy Casey, Kathy Shea, Theresa Brigowatz, Joan Shea, Penny Breitbarth, Meg Hartman, Marcy Becker, missing- Cathy Lamb. 00 l “SING, SING A SONG . . 55 FRONT ROW: Director Mr. Trentham, Laurie Golemgeski, Nancy Engebretson, Joan Shea, Barb Miescher, Diane Lauersdorf, Penny Breitbarth, Lisa Single- tary, Cheryl Erdmann, Colleen Casey, Rod Burwitz, William Haase, Anne Cribben, Connie Arndt, Sandra Reilley, Debbie Kreitzman, Brenda Kreitzman, Betty Aschaker, Julie Erickson, Sue Gentz, Wendy Affeld. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy Casey, Lisa Henrich, Pauline Pamperin, Wendee Niehoff, Sharon Haase, Shirley Kraut, Sue John, Wanda Radke, Jane Richards, Lisa Sharp, Ann Nehls, Terri Mulvaney, Wendy Sampson, Marcy Becker, JoDee Cose, Cheryl Feh- ling, Lori Rennhack, Wanda Jungbluth, Kim Mount. BACK ROW: Theresa McDonough, Kathy Shea, Theresa Brigowatz, Jane Quest, Sandie Hoffman, Phyllis Zank, Dale Stone, Albert Goodenough, Dirk Wilken, George Hickey, Andrew Sharp, Bret Bailey, David Zepp, Jerry Appenfeldt, Margaret Miesch- er, Mary Rennhack, Lisa Allen, LoAnn Daniels, Margaret Hartman. Missing: Cathy Lamb. SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, The National Honor Society is a group consisting of Juniors and Seniors who have shown qualities of leadership, scholarship, character and service throughout their high school years. Students are inducted into the Society during a tapping ceremony after the first quarter of school. This year the Senior members chose a seance as the theme for their tapping ceremony. Eleven new members were inducted into the Society. Because the National Honor Society serves the school and community, they are allowed to meet during one class period every month. During their meetings they plan projects and activities to better serve others. This year the society was active in hold- ing a food basket raffle, selling food at the Sub-District Forensics contest, visiting patients at Clearview, plant- ing a tree for Arbor day, and clean- ing the book closet at school. Besides all of their helpful services the Na- tional Honor Society annually awards a $100 scholarship to a deserving graduating senior. FIRST ROW: Ken Yelk, Anne Cribben, Jeff Wetherbee, Andrew Sharp, candie Hoffman, Dirk Wilken, Albert Goodenough. SECOND ROW: Sandy Kohls, Barb Breitenstein, Kay Hoffman, Sharon Breitenstein, Kam Oi Young, Chris Gundrum, Amy Young, Greg Schrab, Felicia Touchette, Kim Hauer. OFFICERS: Peggy Christian, Treas.; Dave Petry, Sec.; Randy Schultz, V. Pres.; Denise Thieme, Pres. Mr. Schecher--Their Advisor! ! ! ? 60 CHARACTER AND SERVICE 61 A typical meeting MOVING ON WITH AFS FRONT ROW: Sandy Hoffman, Jane Kuntz, Terry Greinert, Susan Bennett, Sharon Haase, Kam Oi Young, Barbara Breitenstein, Amy Young, Lisa Sharp, Wendy Burnett, Julie Vick. SECOND ROW: Peggy Christian, Teresa Zeman, Jane Canniff, Roxann Key, Patty Gahlman, Kay Hoffman, Julie Erickson, Teresa Becker, Jodee Cose, Karen Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Cindy Ninmann, Sharon Breitenstein, Carleen Rettschlag, Julie Nehls, Anne Cribben, Kelly Belin, Jeff Wetherbee, Cathy Gahlman, Jane Quest, Theresa Brigowatz, Sue Hardt, Marie Jongeblood, Marcy Becker, Jeannette Vick. Ann Nehls, Treasurer; Andy Sharp, Secretary; Cindy Radke, Vice President; Denise Thieme, President; Bernie Gahlman, Public Relations. 62 When I got to California, I couldn't think I'm in America (still I don't think, I feel the same people in a sense), but I remember I was surprised at bot- tomless California blue sky--that was the beginning of feeling and surprising of beautiful nature--big. I have to say everything is on a large scale. Wisconsin, however, further you go, all you can see is hilly countryside, herds of cows, tractors, and endless horizon. It also gave me a NICE present-- snow and freeze. I couldn't believe inside my nose got frozen--20°F. I felt I'd rather be in a refrigera- tor. But to my surprise, now I am sorry I didn't see any blizzard. From this point, maybe I might have brought that unusual weather by my unwary wish. Give me much colder air, I'd like to try to endure it! At night I would look up the sky and be amazed at transparent and super clear sky and twinkling stars on it. And now some of you maybe don't like it, but I like dandelions all over around the house and along the sidewalks. Not only do they comfort my eyes, but they also inspire me. However hard you step on it, it lifts up its head again--however often you cut them, they never die. Weed as they are, they never give up patience. I like them ! Also I loved street trees, which now budding as if enjoying the coming of spring after long winter, and above all the squirrels! Especially in winter it was fun to watch squirrels running on the snow on rare warm days. And I hope you will keep all these nature until I come back here some day and meet you and them. I want to be a hero. A hero who thinks it was good that he had failed, in short, who comes back grabbing something from the failures. As I am a Japanese and having lived there 17 years, I couldn't help seeing things through my prejudice. Though I tried to get rid of it. For the best example--pizza. I couldn't believe you eat them as a main meal and also my first pizza was too spicy to eat. But now I can live on pizza for a week or so. So, I don't think I know American cul- ture, I felt a fragment of it. Everybody asked me what's the difference between Japanese and Americans? or Are Japanese girls cuter than ours? And I was afraid to answer such like Americans are such and such. Japanese are such and such. Because I came to learn everyone is different. Everyone has his charming points. In the sense of charming points, there are no walls between races. Crabs walk sideways, dogs walk forward. And crabs can do their jobs only when they walk sideways. What if crabs began to walk forward? There would be no more crabs. God gives everybody something. Even if you think you have no ability, thinking like that is your ability. But you can't find your ability while you are interested in other's affairs. And it's probably the hardest thing in life to avoid envying others. I'm a restless man. I can't stay at one place if I find it doesn't interest me, or not important to me, and if I find better possibility any other place. In an other word, I must be selfish man, to live just for myself. But I do believe I will overcome someday, and that's the time I begin to attract people and give something to people. I believe in individualism. If you are good to you, eventually others are good to you and you are good to others too. Everybody has time to decide things himself. Nobody can help him. But worst of all I think I have to desert my shyness in spite that sometimes I love my shyness. Since I like sports, especially I like wiping off sweat from the forehead after sports. Football, wrestling, both of these were new to me. Too bad is when I began to know how these were, it was the ending time. I wish I could stay here one more year and carry and kick a football and pin as many guys as I could. Though I'm running in the park, not on the track, I wanted to play baseball. More school spirit! ! ! Thanks alot to everybody giving me a nice experience. I had bad times as well as super good times. One problem was language. It is hard to express in different language. Maybe I couldn't make myself understood enough yet. But if you want to know about me or also Japan, write to me sometime. Address: Yoshihisa Tamura, 81-3 Hogo Bando, Naruto, Tokushima, Japan 77902. I enjoyed your food, too, though it gave me almost 18 extra lbs. Especially pizza. Well, there are too many things to write, but I can't be- cause of the size of paper. “LIFE’S SECRET’S LIE IN BOOKS” FRONT ROW: Debbie Anderson, Sharon Haase, Nancy Engebretson. SECOND ROW: Serene Rennhack, Linda Rennhack, Bonnie Beal, Sue John. THIRD ROW: Barb Schultz, Rita Bergmann, Jerry Appenfeldt, Mary Dailey, Brenda Schultz, Christine Gundrum, Connie Kohls, Adviser, Mrs. Jacque; missing; Maria Price. Kam Oi Young, Vice-President; Sandy Kohls, President; Amy Young, Secretary Treasurer. The Library Club meets on the first Tuesday of every month at 3:30 in the library. This year the club undertook two fund raising projects which enabled them to donate to the student council for spring fling weekend, to sponsor and finance the painting of a mural for the li- brary, and travel to Madison for a day-long activity. A student librarian hard at work. 64 ESPANOL ES MUY DIVERTIDO FRONT ROW: Scott Weisensel, Bob Neitzel, Greg Schrab, Tom Hines, Julie N eh Is, Sandie Hoffman, Kathy Schu- ett, Barb Breitenstein, Karen Kennedy. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Edming, Advisor; Greg Krueger, Tom Pearson, Rox- anne Key, Sandy Reilly, Lisa Allen, Sandy Kohls, Kam Oi Young, Chris Gundrum, Roxy Pearson, JoAnn Neis, Mary Dailey. BACK ROW: Theresa Becker, Anne Nehls, Ken Yelk, George Hickey, Peter Schroeder, Andrew Sharp, Albert Goodenough, Mike Price, Fred Heim, Lori Reilley, Pat Schneider, Debbie Zielicke. Spanish is more than learning a foreign language; it is learning about another culture. We have learned about Spanish and Mexican novels, music, dance, food and the Spanish language. FRONT ROW: Robbie Brooks, Nancy Schuster, Marie Jongeblood, Sue Hardt, Cathy Haessly, Vicki Rennhack, Bill Haase, Becky Anton, Lisa Henrich, Nicki Polzin, Marie Sault, Becky Arndt. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Appenfeldt, Scott Bomshlegal, Sheri Kohls, Lois Abel, Arlene Schultz, Lisa Sharp, Melinda Thoma, Kathy Reilley, Jeff Bahls, Deb- bie Pitzlin, Phyllis Garcia, Cindy Radtke, Sue Buhr, Cindy Holvack. BACK ROW: Mark Loeck, Mark Jungbluth, Tom Nehls, Richard Garcia, Dan Garcia, Brenda Schultz, Roxanne Will, Sue Bennett, Sharon Haase, Jackie Ko- walski, Cindy Gallitz, Debbie Hager, JoDee Cose, Marcy Becker. REFLECTIONS STAFF WORKS!! Mr. Wieneke, Advisor; Penny Breitbarth, Sr. Editor; Sharon Breitenstein, Sr. Editor; Bemie Gahlman, Sr. Editor; Peggy Christian, Co-Editor; Andrew Sharp, Advertising Mgr. ; Anne Cribben, Co-Editor; Kam Oi Young, Bus. Mgr.; Mrs. Neumann, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Cathy Haessly, Cheri Gahlman, JoDee Cose, Cindy Radke, Nancy Engebretson, Michelle King, Mary Ireland, Jane Canniff. MIDDLE ROW: Lorie DeVoy, Kathy Shea, Jane Quest, Mary Shea, Marie Sault, Nikki Polzin, Robin Callies, Sandy Kohls. BACK ROW: Lisa Sharp, Renee Prall, Diane Lauersdorf, Sue Bennett, Albert Goodenough, Amy Young, Teresa Zeman, Serene Rennhack, Barb Breitenstein, Marilea Schmitt. 66 ODYSSEY MORE THAN A NEWSPAPER OFFICERS: KNEELING; Business Manager, Sharon Breitenstein; Production Editor, Kay Hoffman; STANDING: Sports Editor, Bemie Gahlman; Production Manager, Lyn Gahlman; Feature Editor, Serene Rennhack; Editor, De- nise Thieme; Assistant Editor, Andrew Sharp; Advisor, Miss Lemke; Sports Editor, Greg Krueger; Missing: Art Director, Marilea Schmitt, Feature Editor, Jane Richards. STAFF: SITTING: Marcy Becker, JoDee Cose, Amy Young, Tena Couperus, Kam Oi Young, Ann Nehls, Sharon Haase, Dan Jahnke. SECOND ROW: Lila Kottwitz, Nancy Engebretson, Liz Kuntz, Debbie Kreitzman, Sandy Hoff- man, Cindy Ninmann, Pat Gahlman, Jane Kuntz, Lisa Sharp, Cathy Gahlman, Jane Canniff, Robin Callies, Sandy Kohls, Debbie Anderson, Shirley Kraut. TOP ROW: Fred Heim, Jane Quest, Theresa Brigowatz, Teresa Becker, Dirk Wilken, Albert Goodenough. 67 SPRING FLING 1977 Queen Ann and King George Congratulations! PROM COURT: Renada Burwitz, Randy Schultz, QUEEN Ann Nehls, KING George Hickey, Wanda Jungbluth, Andy Rodriguez, Nikki Polsin, Mike Christian 68 This year the Student Council sponsored a Spring Fling week end- ing with a dance on Saturday night. The week featured dress-up days and volleyball tournaments and gym decorating at night. Many of the clubs joined together in sponsoring buses for evening events. Every- one that participated had a good time and overall, the week was a success. 69 HOME EC. CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Pat Cahlman, Soph. Rep.; Cindy Ninmann, Sr. Rep; Miss Klemp, Advisor; Jean C allies, Frosh Rep.; Roxie Pearson, Soc. Com. BACK ROW: Renada Bur- witz, Treas.; Bonnie Gildemeis- ter, Sec.; Mary Ireland, Presi- dent; Vicki Rennhack, V-Pres.; Phyllis Zank, Social Com.; Serene Rennhack, Jr. Rep. HOME EC. SENIOR HOME EC. CLUB MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Lisa Singletary, Cindy Ninmann, Kam Oi Young, Jackie Arndt, Debbie Kreitzman, Renada Burwitz, Bonnie Gildemeister, Mary Ireland, Sue Vinz. BACK ROW: Kay Hoffman, Rita Bergmann, Vicki Rennhack, Phyllis Zank, Jane Quest, Cathy Lamb, Nancy Wuestenberg, Terri Mulvaney, Roxie Pearson. 70 JR. HOME EC. CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Bonnie Beal, Linda Rennhack, Kris Bronner, Kathy Schuett, Sue Gentz, Kim Nehls, Amy Young, Mary Braker. BACK ROW: Lila Kottwitz, Sharon Haase, Becky Weidman, Holly Mulvaney, Debbie Kintopp, Kim Mount, Teresa Becker, Jeanette Vick, Serene Rennhack, Arlene Schultz, Deb- bie Anderson. CLUB....THE HAPPY HOMEMAKERS SOPH. AND FROSH HOME EC. CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Terri Greinert. MIDDLE ROW: Teresa Zeman, Jo- Ann Neis, Debbie Anderson, Julie Vick, Jane Canniff, Robin Callies, Phyllis Garcia. BACK ROW: Michele King, Dawn Kreitzman, Sherri Kohls, Mary Dailey, Linda Schmidt, Linda Korth, Pauline Pamperin, Debbie Pitzlin, Margaret Miescher, Julie Nehls, Brenda Kreitzman, Jane Kuntz, Patti Gahlman, Jean Callies. 71 HAPPINESS IS . . . FIRST ROW: John Sharkey, Kam Oi Young, Cheryl Fehling, Charlette Hupf, Cathy Lamb, Jane Canniff, Debbie Pitzlin, Amy Young. STANDING: Kris Bronner, Brian Davis, Collen Casey, Jean Kramer, Roger Fredrick, Terry Franke, W. Andrew Sharp, Jay Marquardt, Paul Duffy, Dan Netzer, Vicki Rennhack, Cheryl Krause, Theresa Bri- gowatz, Jodell Gierach, Mary Ireland, Cheri Franke, Sandy Kohls, Donald Lange. Tutors are a group of individuals who give up their study halls a couple times a week to assist their tutee with his her schoolwork in the areas that he she is having problems with. BEING A TUTOR FIRST ROW: Patti Gahlman, Sue Price, Jerry Appenfeldt, Michael Lauden, Barb Schultz, Billy Fox, Renee Prall, Jim Scott, Bemie Gahlman, Cheri Priewe. BACK ROW: Penny Breibarth, Mike Becker, Anne Cribben, Lori Nehls, Lisa Sharp, Julie Lentz, Lisa Hunt, Peggy Bau, Peggy Christian, Ricky Strommen. 73 FRONT ROW: Roxanne Pearson, Jackie Arndt, Lila Kottwitz, Amy Young, Lisa Singletary, Cindy Ninmann, Shir- ley Steffen, Dan Schlichting, Mary Ireland. SECOND ROW: Cathy Gahlman, Jeanette Vick, Christine Gundrum, Teri Greinhert, Sandy Hoffman, Kim Mount, Linda Rennhack, Crystal Kohlman, Felicia Touchette, Sharon Haase, Roxann Key, William Ziehme, Terry Mulvaney, Ralph Hauptli, Sue Hardt. THIRD ROW: Connie Arndt, Jerry Ap- penfeldt, Jane Quest, Barb Firari, Wendy Burnett, Dale Stone, Steve Klomsten, Ed Stone, Pete Schroeder. FOURTH ROW: Mary Braker, Cathy Casey, Jamie Frasher, Howard Rennhack. Art Club Officers: Pete Schroeder, President; Jane Quest, Vice Presi- dent; Kim Mount, Tres. ARTS CRAFTS CLUB FRONT ROW: Charlotte Wolters, Becky Wiedman, Shirley Kraut, Shar- on Haase. BACK ROW: LuAnn Daniels, Debbie Kintopp, Linda Korth, Serene Rennhack, Advisor: Mr. Schuster. 74 AG WORKERS OF THE FUTURE FIRST ROW: Greg Metzger, Wayne Steinke, Lori Rennhack, Ken Weiss, Ken Schoeffel, Jeff Wetherbee, John Buske, Robert Nehls, Steve Vierck. SECOND ROW: Advisor-Mr. Foth, Scott Chyko, Duane Arndt, Randy A. Schultz, Larry Vinz, Scott Weisensel, Randy Buege, Jeff Drunasky, Todd Nehls, Steve Mount, Carl Klomsten. THIRD ROW: Russel Tallmann, Brian Gorr, Rachelle Zietlow, Mary Braker, Carol Behling, Mary Rennhack, Hol- ly Mulvaney, Linda Rennhack, Lynn Gahlman, Barb Scott, Ricky Schultz, Roger Frederick. FOURTH ROW: Carl Schuett, Rick Grueneberg, Randy G. Schultz, George Clark, Gary Krinke, Jim Schuett, Steve Quest, Dan Peters, Randy Will, Bob Neitzel. FIFTH ROW: Jim Rhode, Bob Weiss, Tony Haase, Randy Stutz, Ron McDowell, Steve Rhode, Steve Zieme, Fred Lamp, Tom Pearson, Jeff Schultz, Neal Higgins, Jeff Rennhack. Vocational flgricu o JTURE FO OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Jeff Weth- erbee, Dirk Wil- ken, Lori Renn- hack. SECOND ROW: Pete Schroeder, John Buske. 75 FORENSICS TRIUMPHS IN 1977 SUB DISTRICT-- FRONT ROW: Barb Breitenstein, Shirley Steffen, Felicia Touchette, Sharon Breitenstein. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Hardt, Darcel Neuberger, Jackie Kowalski. BACK ROW: Patty Gahlman, Lisa Sharp, Greg Krueger, W. Andrew Sharp, Albert Goodenough, Brian Bissen. STATE: Mr. Edming; Coachj Tena Couperus, Fred Hein III, Ann Nehls, Mrs. Brieman; Coach; Mr. Weiss; Coach. The forensics people worked very hard this year. Of the three students who went to state, Ann Nehls received an A, Fred Hiem received a B, and Tene Couperus received a B. Con- gratulations, Ann, and a special thanks to our coaches. DISTRICT—FRONT ROW: Anne Cribben, Kim Mount, Jodee Cose, Nicky Polzin, Marcy Becker, Serene Rennhack. BACK ROW: Chris Gundrum, Cindy Radke, Jane Quest, George Hickey, Teresa Beck- er, Randy A. Schultz, Marilea Schmitt, Lois Abel. ROYAL COURT: Felicia Touchette, Andrew Sharp; Sandie Hoffman, Fritz Kreitzman; Kim Nehls, Carl Johannson; Jeanette Vick, John Sharkey; Teresa Becker, Jeff Haase; King Dan Caine, Queen Karen Kennedy; Prince John Vick; Princess Jennifer Triggs; Lori Devoy, Ken Yelk; Jodee Cose, Rick Priewe; Amy Young, Scott Bornschlegel; Ann Nehls, Geroge Hickey; Bonnie Beal, Dave Lamb. 1977 JUNIOR PROM KING QUEEN DAN KAREN CAINE KENNEDY PRINCE PRINCESS JOHN JENNIFER VICK TRIGGS The first dance was enjoyed by King Dan and Queen Karen, and Prince John and Princess Jennifer. Theme: IF YOU LEAVE ME NOW Band: HARVEST 78 .. . Tonight officially marks the end of our high school years at Dodge - land. Four years that are filled with memories that will never be forgotten and friendships that will be cherished forever. Now that we are graduating, we will each have to go our separate ways to work toward fulfilling our own goals. Some of us will accomplish this by attending college, vocational, or technical schools. Others will enter the working world or join the armed forces. I feel that tonight would have never been possible if it were not for the encouragement and guidance that has been given us by our parents, teachers, and friends. Our parents cared for us and brought us up to be the individuals that we are. Our teachers devoted many hours of their time in preparing us for our future lives. And our friends were always there when we needed help, comfort, or moral support. Throught the years these peo- ple have also given us much needed advice. As I look back over the years, I find one piece of advice that seems to outweigh all others It is to always try to do the best you can. Knowing that you have done your best is a re- ward in itself. For, as our motto states, The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. CHRIS GUNDRUM Salutatori an 80 SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Chris Gundrum............ Kim Hauer ............... Jeff Wetherbee ......... Juneau Ambulance Service, Jane Richards .......... Pete Hartman ............ Denise Thieme .......... Dan Schlichting ......... Randy Schultz ........... Chris Gundrum ........... Anne Cribben ........... David Petry ............. Sharon Breitenstein .... Kay Hoffman ............ Anne Cribben ...........................Salutatorian ... Valedictorian, NROTC Certificate, and U. S. Naval Academy Appointment .....................F.F.A. Scholarship ...........Community Service Award ...........Legion Auxiliary Scholarship .................JHS Alumni Scholarship ...........Mike Saugstad Scholarship ...............Juneau Lions Scholarship ........Juneau Jaycette Service Award ..............Juneau Jaycee Scholarship ........Dodgeland Jr. Miss Scholarship ... National Honor Society Scholarship ...........Carl Kant, Jr. Scholarship .... Home Economics Club Scholarship .... Home Economics Club Scholarship . Association for Excellence Scholarship .................Joe Davies Scholarship KIM HAUER Valedictorian ... You are you, the only one of your kind, unique in yourself. Don't gear yourself to other people's goals-set your own sights and achieve what you, YOURSELF, deem worthwhile. I am not saying to aim for less than you can accomplish. No, set them high, so that even if you fail to fully meet your goals, something will have been achieved. In this way, you will be a credit to YOURSELF first, and your parents, community, and school second. In this order only, can a true sense of satisfaction in life be attained. Now, before closing, I would like to take this chance to say that I leave Dodgeland High with a great deal of sadness. I enjoyed my high school years here immensely And for this, I now, publicly and sincerely, thank the entire faculty of Dodgeland High School for not only putting up with the antics of my class and me for these last four years, but for manag- ing to instill a little knowledge in us along the way. We are eternally grateful Goodbye DHS from all of us. YOOCHUN Everybody asked me, 'How do you like America? And still after I go home, people will ask, How did you like America?' But what can I say? I don't know America yet. Just like there are millions of places I've never been in Japan and I don't know even about Japan. Even now I'm learning how American grad, like. But I can say only this. I came here 10 monthes ago and I'm leaving here one month later. There are 2,731 AFS students from 60 countries this year. And I happened to stay here and happened to meet you and talk to you and make friends . . everything is coinci- dence. And I am thankful for this coincidence, be- cause I can say I like this country and this school and you. By the way, I have to graduate once more after I go back to Japan next March according to my high school's rule in Japan, which some of you may know I feel now, after living 18 years and having various ex- periences, I have to graduate hundreds of times more in my life. What I mean is the older you get, the more difficult you will face whatever you do and you have to get over them. From my own experience, I like climbing mountains. Mountains taught me a lot of things. First, a mountain begins as a gradual slope but the higher you go up-hill, the more slopes you have to get over And even you conquer the mountain, you have to go downhill, at this point people are liable to be off their guards and take pride in what they did-this is another graduation behind one graduation. And here there is Japanese old saying, 'Only good-bye is life' that means good-bye comes anywhere some day. I don't want to say good-bye, but we won't say this is goodbye, but just the beginning. AFS gave me just op- portunity to get to know you. I'll see you some day and share our cultures. Still I got one month more and I want to use full of my time. Thank you good people. RECORDS Dodgeland Dodgeland Dodgeland VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 0 Waupun 3 3 Columbus 0 3 Johnson Creek 0 3 Oakfield 0 2 Slinger 1 2 Laconia 1 2 Lomira 1 2 North Fondy 1 2 Horicon 1 1 Campbellsport 2 J.V. VOLLEYBALL 1 Waupun 2 3 Columbus 0 2 Johnson Creek 1 3 Oakfield 0 2 Slinger 1 2 Laconia 1 3 Lomira 0 2 North Fondy 1 3 Horicon 0 3 Campbellsport 0 VARSITY FOOTBALL 18 Lodi 0 6 North Fondy 19 3 Wautoma 12 7 Campbellsport 40 6 Horicon 20 6 Oakfield 8 6 Lomira 21 7 Laconia 14 CROSS COUNTRY 45 Beaver Dam 17 31 North Fondy 24 39 Campbellsport 19 Dodgeland 21 Oakfield 37 33 Laconia 24 32 Lomira 23 47 Lodi 62 47 Wayland 46 Rock Lake Invitational 12th place Laconia Invitational 10th place Holy Name Invitational 17th place Conference Meet 6th place Regionals 7th place WRESTLING 43 Wayland 19 21 Markesan 34 30 North Fondy 29 29 Laconia 23 Dodgeland 24 Mayville 34 39 Lomira 15 33 Horicon 24 36 Oakfield 13 30 Northwestern 3 40 Campbellsport 18 Deerfield Triple Dual 2nd place Trojan Invitational 1st place Milwaukee Invitational 6th place Regionals 3rd place Dodgeland J.V. FOOTBALL 6 North Fondy 3 8 Laconia 0 13 Campbellsport 0 12 Horicon 18 21 Oakfield 0 18 Lomira 20 FROSH FOOTBALL 32 North Fondy 0 12 Laconia 6 Dodgeland 8 Campbellsport 6 14 Horicon 8 6 Oakfield 12 0 Lomira 0 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 34 Hustiford 39 28 Oakfield 79 21 Slinger 40 34 Laconia 51 41 Lomira 61 39 North Fondy 46 58 Laconia 65 Dodgeland 33 Cambria 26 43 North Fondy 52 47 Campbellsport 52 63 Oakfield 37 59 Lomira 55 37 Campbellsport 62 53 DeForest 46 43 Johnson Creek 44 40 Mayville 60 84 ’76-’77 •1 Dodgeland GIRLS I.V. BASKETBALL 24 Hustisford 28 Oakfield 25 Slinger 34 Laconia 38 Lomira 31 North Fondy 24 Laconia 25 Cambria 29 North Fondy 24 Campbellsport 20 Oakfield 25 Lomira 29 Campbellsport 27 DeForest 23 Johnson Creek 17 207 31 183 11 196 44 216 20 196 41 Dodgeland 195 27 195 29 189 35 183 44 201 46 197 21 187 31 26 Dodgeland 198 26 VARSITY GOLF North Fondy 204 Johnson Creek 214 Cambria 187 Kettle Moraine 174 Campbellsport 196 Oakfield 186 Waterloo 185 Mayville 168 Lomira 168 Horicon 160 Mayville 176 Slinger 196 Cambria 187 Poynette 188 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 68 85 60 64 50 Dodgeland 76 71 58 55 48 76 66 69 62 50 Slinger Oakfield 85 59 Campbellsport Lomira 46 56 North Fondy 79 Horicon 73 Laconia 46 Poynette Oakfield 80 82 DeForest 65 Campbellsport 57 Lomira 66 Horicon 54 Wayland 39 Johnson Creek 64 Laconia 65 North Fondy 81 Lodi 47 Ripon 52 GIRLS VARSITY TRACK 26 Pt. Wash 52 W. Bend West 37 42 Ripon 73 Berlin 15 1 2 43 1 2 Mayville 71 1 2 1W W 48 Lomira 51 Horicon 46 Dodgeland 28 Columbus 84 32 Edgewood 46 Beaver Dam 68 35 1 2 Laconia 28 1 2 Campbellsport 80 41 1 2 Oakfield 22 North Fondy 81 1 2 Beaver Dam Invitional 6th place Mayville Invitational 5th place Conference 3rd place Regionals 9th place Sectionals 9th place Dodgeland BOYS TRACK BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL 80 Lodi 46 53 Slinger 78 48 Columbus 79 37 Oakfield 51 70 Waupun 57 40 Campbellsport 68 591 2 Lomira 27 Horicon 73 1 2 55 Lomira 51 Dodgeland 58 North Fondy 81 Oakfield 10 38 North Fondy 72 79 Campbellsport 50 Laconia 30 61 Horicon 59 36 Laconia 47 Madison West Indoor Relays 7th place 37 Poynette 57 Couger Relays 2nd place 37 DeForest 55 L Cat Invitational 4th place 45 Campbellsport 43 Mayville Invitational 4th place 31 Lomira 67 Frosh-Sophomore Invitational 2nd place 38 Horicon 67 Conference 3rd place 54 Wayland 63 Regionals 5th place 56 Johnson Creek 63 25 Laconia 42 55 North Fondy 68 47 Lodi 49 SENIOR ATHLETIC AWARDS: Pete Hartman and Denise Thieme 85 “WE’RE ROUGH AND WE’RE TOUGH. . . FRONT ROW: Matt Hartman, Doug Wilken, Kevin Rahn, Allen Ninnman, Kony Belin, Dan Gemetzke, Jim Wild, Greg Krueger, Bret Baity, Ryan LeRoy, Eric Erdman, Jim Buschkopf. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Rhode, mgr.; Hal Schultz, Dan Caine. Keith Schlichting, Brian Erdman, Rick Priewe, Fritz Kreitzman, Paul Duffy, Dean Rettschlag, Dave Fude, Jeff Haase, John Sharkey, Dan Uttech, Kenny Yelk, John Soldner, mgr. BACK ROW: Ed Olson, John Nebl, Jeff Fritche, John Buske, Kim Hauer, Pete Hartman, Tom Prust, Ron Buschkopf, Dirk Wilken, Richard Ne- dow, Bob Weidman, Yoshihisa Tamura, Andy Rodriguez, Dan Jahnke, mgr. 86 . . . TROJAN POWER!” FRONT: Tom Owens, Peter Chapman, Andrew Luplow, Tom Nehls, Gary Walsh, mgr. BACK: Coach Mortenson, Jim Tisdale, Mark Christian, Brian Gorr, Mike Christian, Russ Leroy, Mark Greinert, John Kolb, Greg Haase, Rick Grueneberg, Dennis Wilken, Coach Larson. KIM HAUER Honorary Capt. BOB WEIDMAN All conf. 2nd Team Defensive Guard 87 Mr. Smanz, Coach; Dan Schlichting, Dave Lamb, Fred Heim, Kelly Belin, Mike Price, Greg Schrab, Dave Petry. Dan Schlichting ended his cross country career with a very successful season. Dan became one of the few athletes ever to earn four varsity letters in one sport A team leader throughout his career, Dan was elected co-captain as a senior. Me moved up to sixth place on the all time Dodgeland cross country list with 17:12 three mile time. As a senior, Dan finished first for Dodgeland at the conference meet. 88 Dan Schlichting Because of the warm weather in spring, the Golf Team had an early start. This year, we had a record high in participation, seventeen people, which is probably due to the fact that girls were allowed to join the team. Even after getting hit by balls and letting the clubs fly through the air, we did pretty good. Thank you Mr. Keuler for your guidance and help. THE DODGELAND 1977 GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW: Steve Mount, Tom Nehls, Scott Bomshlegel, Eric Erdman, Jeff Anton, Becky Anton. BACK ROW: Coach Keuler, Todd Nehls, Paul Duffy, George Hickey, Ron Buschkopf, Carl Johansson, Nancy Schuster. Missing: Dave Fude, John Soldner, Tom Hines, Albert Goodenough, Lorie Devoy. FRONT ROW: Sharon Breitenstein, Penny Breitbarth, Peggy Christian, Anne Cribben. TOP ROW: Jane Kuntz, Man- ager; Sue Hardt, Wanda Radke, Marilea Schmitt, Denise Thieme, Cathy Haessly, Meg Hartman, Marie Jonge- bloed, Cindy Radke, Coach Marquardt. VARSITY GIRLS TAKE 2ND SCOREBOARD WAUPUN VS DHS LOST COLUMBUS VS DHS WON JOHNSON CREEK VS DHS WON OAKFIELD VS DHS WON SLINCER VS DHS WON LACONIA VS DHS WON LOMIRA VS DHS WON NORTH FONDY VS DHS WON HORICON VS DHS WON CAMPBELLSPORT VS DHS LOST READY, AIM, FIRE!! PLACE IN CONFERENCE STATUE OF LIBERTY SUPER J.V.’S TAKE FIRST IN CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD WAUPUN VS DHS LOST COLUMBUS VS DHS WON JOHNSON CREEK VS DHS WON OAKFIELD VS DHS WON SLINGER VS DHS WON LACONIA VS DHS WON LOMIRA VS DHS WON NORTH FONDY VS DHS WON HORICON VS DHS WON CAMPBELLSPORT VS DHS WON rb Breitenstein. TOP ROW: Miss Marquardt, Coach Gail Krinke, Betty Aschaker, Arlene Schultz, Nancy Schuster, Nancy Radke, Amy Hartman, Theresa Brigowatz, Cindy Wegener, Anne Nehls, Mary Weiss, Jane Kuntz, manager. FIRST THEY TAKE ’EM ON FRONT ROW: Eric Erdman, Kelly Belin, Scott Bomschlegal, Kim Hauer, Korry Belin, and TomPrust. BACK ROW: Coach Sharp, Jeff Anton, Steve Vierck, Ken Yelk, Fred Lamp, Howard Rennhack, and Mike Haase. KELLY BELIN TOM PRUST Co-Captain Co-Captain 92 THEN THEY TAKE ’EM DOWN FRONT ROW: Mgr. John Soldner, Russ LeRoy, Todd Pagel, Scott Chyko, Ryan LeRoy, Wendy Burnett, Stats. BACK ROW: Seren Rennhack, Stats, j Ed Olson, Tony Haase, Dale Stone, Steve Mount, Rod Burwitz, and Tom Hines. Smile of victory Jeff, Don't hurt him. Atlas I 'm not The winner The right way, Kelly. 93 TROJAN’S ’76-’77 TEAM FRONT ROW: Pete Hartman, Robert Neitzel, Chuck Pasewald, Jeff Leistico, Jeff Haase, Randy Stutz, Ron Buschkopf. BACK ROW: Coach Larson, Tim Rohde, Jim Buschkopf, Jim Wild, John Sharkey, Manager John Hemmy. 94 IMPROVE THEIR MARK KNEELING: Mark Greinert, Robert Neitze I, Jeff Haase, Jim Wild, Tim Rohde, Chuck Pas ew a Id, Dan Jahnke. STANDING: COACH Krueger, Kevin Rahn, Rick Peterman, Hal Schultz, Greg Haase, Dan Uttech, Allen Nin- mann, Assistant Coach Smanz. 95 FIRST YEAR TEAM LEARNS THE GAME Varsity Girls' Basketball Team. FRONT ROW (L. TO R. ) Karen Kennedy, Mgr. Coach Marquardt, Kam Oi Young, Mgr. BACK ROW (L. TO R. ) Barb Breitenstein, Sue Hardt, Cindy Radke, Denise Thieme, Sarah Moyer, Marie Jongebloed, Marcy Becker, Wendee Niehoff, and Sharon Breitenstein. Missing: Charlotte Wolter. DENISE THIEME CHARLOTTE WOLTERS JV Girls' Basketball Team. FRONT ROW (L. TO R. ) Amy Young Mgr.; Coach Klemp; Sally Moyer, Mgr. BACK ROW (L. TO R. ) Michele King, Pauline Pamperin, Cynthia Wegener, Nancy Radke, Nancy Schuster, Jane Kuntz, Pat Gahlman. On behalf of the entire basketball team, we would like to thank Miss Marquardt and Miss Klemp for a wonderful season. 97 VARSITY: Cheryl Gahlman, Meg Hartman, Marie Jongebloed, Teresa Becker, Penny Breitbarth. BOOGIE ON DOWN WRESTLING: Theresa Brigowatz, Phyllis Zank, Bemie Gahlman, Kathy Shea. 98 JUNIOR VARSITY: lisa Henrich, Lila Kottwitz, JoDee Cose. Sandie Hoffman, Joan Shea. FOR A VICTORY FROSH: Monique Polzin, Charolette Huph, Becky Anton, Cheryl Erdman. 99 VARSITY LETTER CLUB FIRST ROW: Anne Cribben, Sue Hardt, Sharon Breitenstein. SECOND ROW: Pat Buhr, Dick Nedow, Marilea Schmitt, Denise Thieme, Marie Jongebloed, Peggy Christian, Wanda Radke, Penny Breitbarth. THIRD ROW: Yocchan, John Buske, Mike Haase, Pete Hartman, Dan Schlichting, Kelly Belin, Bemie Gahlman. FIRST ROW: Marcy Becker, Ken Yelk, Jeff Anton, Greg Schrab, Barb Breitenstein. SECOND ROW: Cheri Gahlman, Ryan Leroy, Kevin Rahn, Paul Duffy, Jim Buschkopf, Sandie Hoffman, JoDee Cose, Patti Gahlman. THIRD ROW: Jeff Haase, Dan Uttech, John Sharkey, Lila Kottwitz, Darcel Neuberger. 100 OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. Krentz, Advisor; Jeff Leistico, V-Pres. ; Julie Vick, Soph. Rep. ; Tom Prust, Sr. Rep.; Cindy Radke, Jr. Rep.; Kim Hauer, Treas. Randy Schultz, Pres. ; Dave Petry, Secretary. LETTERWINNERS IN ACTION 101 DODGELAND KNEELING: Yoshihisa Tamura, JeffFritche, Kelly Belin, Rick Priewe, Greg Schrab, Coach Krentz. STANDING: Coach Sharp, Bob Weidman, Rick Nedew, Kim Hauer, Pete Hartman, Brian Krentz. Pete Hartman showed his outstanding abilities in track as he broke five school records. He set new DHS records in the 120 highs in 14.2 seconds, 330 yard hurdles in 37. 9 (also a state record in Class B), 220 yard dash in 22.5, high jump at 6'3 , and long jump at 22'1 3 4 . Kevin Rahn tied the pole vault record, as a sophomore, at a height of 11'6 . Blaine Krentz and Pete Hartman qualified to go to sectionals with Pete advancing to the state meet where he took firsts in the highs and low hurdle races and a sixth in the long jump Congradulations on a great career at DHS, Pete. KNEELING: John Nebl, Gary Krinke, Andy Rodriguez, Allen Ninmann, Robbie Brooks, Kevin Rahn. STANDING: Greg Krueger, Dan Uttech, Jim Wild, Hal Schulz, Jim Buschkopf, Blaine Krentz, Korry Belin, Todd Pagel. 102 TRACKSTARS FIRST ROW: Roxanne Will, Julie Vick, Teresa Zeman, Charlette Hupf, Barb Breitenstein, Teri Greinert, Julie Nehls, Lisa Sharpe MIDDLE ROW: Sandy Kohls, Chris Gun drum, Darcel Neuberger, Arlene Schultz, Cindy Radke, Patti Gahlman, Cindy Wegner, BACK ROW: Kay Prust, Mgr ; Sue Hardt, Marcy Becker, Serene Rennhack, Phyl- lis Zank, Denise Thieme, Nancy Radke, Lila Kottwitz, Marilea Schmitt, Jackie Amdt, Mgr.; Mrs. Stewart, Coach. Denise Thieme was chosen as the Outstanding Sen- ior Girl Athlete for 1976-1977. Track was one of the three sports that she displayed excellent perfor- mances and sportmanship, along with her encourag- ing words to fellow mates, which was very much ap- preciated. Denise made a great comeback from an early injury in track to be one of the two representatives along with Cindy Radke at sectionals from Dodgeland. She then advanced to state, where she took thirds in both of her events—shot put and discus. 103 THE MEANING OF FRIENDSHIP Li What does it mean to be a friend? A helping hand to the journey's end; A loyal heart and a loving one, too, No task too great for a friend to do! What does it mean to be a friend ? A burden carried around the bend; A hill to climb for another's sake. There's nothing a friend won't undertake ! What does it mean to be a friend? A tongue that is quickest to defend. A friend comes through when the test demands; A friend is a person who understands. What does it mean to be a friend? A life to keep, and a purse to lend - - The sort of friend 1 want to be - - The kind of friend you are to me. Ann Campbell Life at Dodgeland is over now for the Seniors. Many things about the school, classes, activities and clubs will always stay in their minds, but that which will have made the most impression on them is their friends. It may be the end of a way of life for thirteen years, but it won't be the end of friendships. Some will last a lifetime and others will fade but always return in memories of high school. TAKE TIME Take Time to THINK . . . It is the source of power. Take Time to PLAY . . . It is 11 Take Time to PRAY . . . It is the greatest power on earth Take Time to Love and BE LOVED . . . It is a God-Given privilege. Take Time to BE FRIENDLY . . . It is the road to happiness. Take Time to LAUGH . . . It is the music of the soul. Take Time to GIVE . . . It is too short a day to be selfish. Take Time to WORK . . . It is the price of success. 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Reeseville, Wisconsin 927-3398 POLSIN OIL COMPANY 207 South Center Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin East of Lowell on Highway 16 G 60 Complete Auto Body 24-Hour Wrecker Service Best of Luck From Herb, Jim, Tom, C Snoopy J EMBASSY TV-Stereo Appliance RCA - Panasonic - Sony Antennas - Stereo and Hi-Fi Systems Fedder Air Conditioners - CB Radios Tappan - Monarch Sales and Service LYLE K)ERNES 116 Front Street Phone: 887-2556 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 WALDHIER’S JEWELERS The House of Diamonds Beaver Dam, Wisconsin VILLAGE PHARMACY Reeseville, Wisconsin Prescriptions Carefully Compounded DODGE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY Reeseville, Wisconsin LANGMACK’S Where Dodgeland Buys the Best Downtown — Beaver Dam Compliments of Ray and Ginny Firari RAY’S ROCKET GARAGE Lowell, Wi. ArvinA. Peltier, Jr. A Place To Smile THE JESTER FARMERS STATE BANK Clyman, Wisconsin This is Your Bank — Use It” Member F.D.I.C. A great country must have a great people to keep the country great. Your dedication to education and the results of the process will create the greatness required. All of us are counting on you! Best Wishes Congratulations Class of 77 THE CLYMAN OIL COMPANY, INC. HEIM CHEESE CO., Lowell, Wisconsin Clyman, Wi. COUGAR • COMET . CAPRI • MONARCH . MONTEGO MARK IV . LINCOLN CONTINENTAL . MERCURY INC. LIDTKE MOTOR INC. 701 Park Avenue Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 Bus. Phone 414-887 1661 Want A Photographer That Really Clicks? See HRRsIJMstuO Studio Of Professional Photography 410 De Clark St., Beaver Dam, Wi. 53916 WALLY REGGIE’S BAR Noon Lunches Fishfrys, Chicken, Lobster, Frog Legs, and Steaks. Served every Friday and Saturday nights. 5 to 12. Sandwiches anytime. 885-4670 SCHMID’S CAR WASH CAR WASHING WAXING Choice of 3 washes HICKEY REAL ESTATE Deluxe — Exterior —Wet HICKEY REAL ESTATE CO., INC. Engine Steam Cleaning Shell Oil Products 809 Park Ave. We Aim To Please Park Avenue of Hy 33 at Hy. 151 Beaver Dam —885-9989 Beaver Dam, Wl (414) 887-1232 Columbus, WI (414) 623-2555 Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Find Watch and Clock Repairing E. H. WOODWARD JEWELER 125 N. SPRING STREET DIAL 885-3365 BEAVER DAM, WISC. 53916 Juneau Wisconsin UNDER ONE ROOF ... COCKTAIL LOUNGE RESTAURANT MEETING ROOMS - BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes to the Class of '77 from CAMPUS INN cAiotoit cdge BEAVER DAM. WISCONSIN 53916 RON VICKIE’S BAR AND GRILL COLORED TV IN ALL ROOMS 815 PARK AVENUE HIGHWAY 33 AT 151 PHONE 414-807-7171 Good food and drinks Juneau, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF JUNEAU BOILER WORKS CARL’S BARBER SHOP Home of “KELVINATOR APPLIANCES” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF i17711 Plbg. — Htg. — Air Cond. 168 E. Oak St. Juneau, Wi. printers (TC) ) Office Supplies _ J J CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 HENKEL PAINT STORE Juneau, Wisconsin PIGGLY WIGGLY 331 E. Center Juneau, WI. ttslnrprinl INC. Best Wishes to the Class of '77 from HORICON, WISCONSIN 53032 THE DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT NEWS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 We're for you all the way! OAK LANES Congratulations to the Class of 77 Open Bowling on Sundays Juneau, Wisconsin CITIZENS BaXIi ju ' 'Helpful Banking is our Business Deposits Insured to $40,000 Banking Hours Monday thru Thursday-9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday-9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Congratulations to the Class of '77 KANT LUMBER COMPANY OF � E A U Juneau, Wisconsin WARREN JEWELRY SALICKS DIAMONDS SEIKO • BULOVA WATCHES 111 Main Street Watertown, Wisconsin SAL1CK JEWELERS WATERTOWN JUNEAU VARIETY BEST WISHES FROM AUNT NELLIE’S FOODS R. Stieglitz Complete Line of Variety Merchandise and Gifts Juneau, Wisconsin CLYMAN, WISCONSIN Compliments of MUELLER AUTO COMPANY Chev Olds Complete Service Juneau See Bob or Merle at SUKOWSKI PONTIAC- CADILLAC-GMC TRUCKS For a deal others only talk about SUKOWSKI MOTORS NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. 120 Park Avenue Beaver Dam Wisconsin 53916 Beaver Dam 885-3301 THE AMERICAN National Bank BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN 53916 “Helping Is Our Business” 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” BEAVER DAM VET. CLINIC-Beaver Dam MACHEEL T.V. G APPLIANCE-Beaver Dam BEAVER DAM PAINT G GLASS CO. - Beaver Dam MATLIN'S-Beaver Dam CARPET TACK-Beaver Dam KEEFE G ASSOCIATES INC. - Beaver Dam BERNIES BEAUTY STUDIO- Beaver Dam CALDWELL LUMBER COMPANY-Reeseville KRINKE'S MARKET -Reeseville HAROLD'S BUILDER'S-Reeseville Compliments of MIDLAND UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Juneau, Wisconsin MOEN STUDIO • PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS Indoor A Outdoor Casuals A Formali • PHOTO FINISHING CAMERAS • COMMERCIAL • PASSPORTS • PICTURE FRAMING Just East of Crystal lake Roller Rink Rt 4 Box 72, Hwy 33E 4« Bvr Dm...............885-6318 THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY 80S Park Ave., Beaver Dam Columbus Journal Republic Daily Citizen Tri-County TV Dining and Entertainment Guide Mayville Shopper's View J.R. Shopper 112 South Spring Street TELEVISION radio Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 Beautiful DRY CLEANING by Band Box Beaver Dam BERNDT FUNERAL HOMES Juneau 386-2361 Hartford 673-4780 Hustisford 349-3349 U K A Vacuum Cleaners Supplies, parts Service For All ryiake Cleaners Used Cleaners for Sale NEUMANN’S VACUUM SALES 613 Denning Ave. Beaver Dam 885-9433 MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. JUNEAU, WISCONSIN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77' 11 e$enet Antenna Eleettie . . D. J. Wegener, Contractor 116 E. Oak Street Juneau, Wis. 53039 Phone 386-2567 SKYLINE RESTAURANTS Highways 26 and 33 386-4980 255 West Oak Grove Street 386-2651 Juneau, Wisconsin CAROLA’S BEAUTY SALON JUNEAU, WISCONSIN JANCZAK Aluminum and Glass Co. Congratulations to the Class of '76 GOSSFELD BUS SERVICE AND DRIVERS Anything in Aluminum Everything in Glass Residential — Commercial Industrial 100 Stoddart, Beaver Dam, WI 885-6689 CONGRATULATIONS FROM WODILL’S FLORISTS Complete Floral Service Seven miles from Juneau between Lowell and Leipsic PLEASANT VIEW CHEESE CO. JERRY’S ELECTRIC General Electrical Contractor Reeseville, Wisconsin FROEHLICH CHEVROLET-Re ese ville RED BARON INN-Clyman STUEBER' S STORE - Clyman DR. R. TRILLER-Juneau BRIESE HOME FURNISHINGS-Beaver Dam SCHMIDT'S T.V. G APPLIANCE-Beaver Dam WALKER'S RESTURANT-Beaver Dam ELLIOTT'S MODEL-Beaver Dam SHOPKO-Beaver Dam MACHEEL T.V. G APPLIANCE-Beaver Dam KRIER'S STORE FOR MEN-Watertown KUSEL TRUE VALUE HARDWARE-Watertown RENNHACK CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. GIBSON BARBER SHOP Hair Cutting Styling Men’s Hair Pieces Reeseville, Wisconsin Concrete Contractors in all types of Concrete Work over 44 years of Combined Experience. Congratulations '77 Grads HOME SO: MADISON St 8S54SI8 OFFICI 1120 Madison St 005-425« LAKESIDE MEMORIALS CCMCTEPV Lrm.INQ Duplicating Qua Specialty HEACOX DRUGS Walgreen Agency PETER V KUZMA BEAVER DAM. WIS 166 Oak Street, Juneau, WI 312 E. Lake St., Horicon, WI 386-4604 485-2262 As Co-editors of the 1977 REFLEC- TIONS we would like to extend our ap- preciation to all those who contributed to the success of our book. We'd like to thank the advertisers and the students and advisors on the staff besides all of those people that make up the photo- graphs , memories and thoughts that went into this yearbook. Anne and Peggy