Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1978 volume:

DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS There will be no late buses on Thursday ... You must have an advanced make-up slip ... Honor students should report to the office for a picture at 8:30 ... Would the following people report to the office ... How many times has the average DHS person heard these phrases? Yet, without these messages there would be little order in the school. Mrs. Joyce Duffy has had this duty along with her other duties of being a high school secretary. Her jobs have not all been easy. Who wants to call a parent on the telephone and say, Your child has been hurt , or to tell a student I'm sorry but I cannot accept this excuse, ? Not many people do; nevertheless, these messages must be relayed. And Mrs. Duffy dealt with them in the right manner. Mrs. Duffy also has other duties which include taking care of the sick students, handing out admit slips, keeping students' files up-to-date (this includes the individual's daily atten- dance), taking responsibility for accepting excuses (for tardin- esses and absent slips), relaying certain DHS news to the media, and operating the intercom. In spite of all that work, Mrs. Duffy took the time to listen to students and be a friend. It is not time for Dodgeland to show recognition for the loyal work that Mrs. Duffy has done. As co-editors of the REFLECTIONS, we dedicate our book to Mrs. Joyce Duffy — a person who has a part in every school activity, and who has touched our lives with MEMORIES of our 1978 school year. We, the REFLECTIONS staff, would also like to show our appre- ciation to Mr. Robert Wieneke, our co-advisor, for his fourteen years of dedication to our club. Mr. Wieneke has captured many MEMORIES to Dodgeland students throughout these fourteen years by his words of encouragement and by his contributions of laying out yearbook pages, proofreading the copies, and then shipping out the pages for Its final production. Mr. Wieneke, we wish you the best of happiness. You have given us a great start, and now we want you to have a great start in your new career. Thanks again, for your sincere dedication. REFLECTIONS MEMORES We are the Class of '78, We were known as super and great. When we leave, either near or far. We will remember who we are. We will remember what we had done. We will remember all the work and all the fun, All the teachers, and all the books. All our friends everyday looks. And all the good, bad, and great, for we are the CLASS OF '78. By DAVID T. CHAPMAN The meditative student Falling in love Hair-raising experiences 3 V � v k TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life ......... Senior Roli Call .... Features ............. Clubs Organizations Sports ............... Graduation ........... Advertisements ....... . 81 101 109 4 John Theresa Jeff Jodee HOW LONG WILL THEY LAST? Fred Felicia Ann Ken Keith Kay Wanda Andy Heidi Steve Jim Denise 6 Bashful, isn't she? mm Just ate cafeteria food? The mushroom-saute7artists FOUR YEARS OF Isn't she something? EXPERIENCE Use a Hefty Bag instead RAPE?!! Another Cinderella? A bug's In there! 7 FUNNY FACES Eating, again? This doesn't look very appetiz- ing. Nice teeth, huh? I can't believe I ate the whole thing. My tongue is better than yours! I did what? This is what I called a good sun- tan . 8 NICKNAMES Rabbit Happy Mousey These pictures repre- sent the nicknames of a few of the kids around school. See if you can figure out the identities of these peo- ple by using the pic- tures. Turn the page over for the answers. Arm Sad 9 IDENTITIES Carl 10 David Sally HALL MONITORS, FRONT ROW: Linda Schmitt, Pat Schneider, Cindy Holbach, Tena Couperus, MIDDLE ROW: John Kolb, Kris Bronner, Tom Nehls, Dan Garcia, Crystal Kollman. BACK ROW: Ron Lehman, Dave Fude, Lila Kottwitz, Greg Krueger, JoDee Cose, Jeff Bahls, Rhonda An- derson. Cindy Holbach, Office Assistant BEHIND CLOSED DOORS I'll Get Your Flag was the theme of the Powder Puff Football Games Sophomores keep their cars off the road. HALL MONITORS, FRONT ROW: Julie Nehls, Serene Rennhack, Roxanne Key, Jane Kuntz, Debbie Zielicke, Robby Brooks, BACK ROW: Scott Weisensel, Dean Rettschlag, Paul Duffy, George Hickey, Cheri Gahlman, John Soldner, David Schneider. 11 A new dance jig? My back just went out. May the force be with you. That almost makes sense. Close to you A smiling contest Walt 'til the good part comes. THIS CRAZY WORLD What a pair of cou- ples! Stamp 'em out troops! 12 Bahls taking a catnap Nosy people Scheming Teachers DODGELAND Barefeet in the gym? Betty-Lou and Joannie too. Donkey Game BEARDS- A challenge to grow one MICKEY MOUSE MOVIES Rocky Star Wars The Goodbye Girl Saturday Night Fever One and Only Close Encounters of the Third Kind Town that Dreaded Sun Down One on One Annie Hall FAVORITE TV SHOWS Saturday Night Live Johnny Carson Chips How the West was Won Loveboat Star Trek FADS Painter's pants Afros Permanents Cowboy boots Ski jackets Sun dresses Beards TV PERSONALITIES Fonzie-Henry Winkler Tattoo-Herve Villechaize Kris Monroe- Cheryl Ladd SONGS Stayin' Alive Come Sail Away Night Fever You're In my Heart If I can't have you Can't Smile Without You Dust in the Wind SINGERS GROUPS Styx Kansas Fleetwood Mac Barry Manilow Andy Gibbs Kenny Rogers Peter Frampton Bee Gees NEWS Coal Strike Plenty of snow Floods Begin Sudat Peace Talks School Addition Referendum-NO!? Spinks defeats Muhammed Ali MINISERIES Loose Change Holocaust Washington Behind Closed Doors Wheels 14 HANG-OUTS How's the water? What's that evil laugh for, Liz? Hang-out: a place to socialize DeVoy's House 15 SENIOR HONOR ROLL Wendy Affeld Roger Allen Rhonda Anderson Jeff Bah Is Bonnie Beal Elizabeth Becker Marcy Becker Teresa Becker Brian Bissen Mark Bobholz Scott Bornschlegel Mary Braker Barb Breitenstein Kristine Bronner Susan Buhr Steven Buss Daniel Caine David Chapman JoDee Cose LuAnn Daniels Lori Devoy Paul Duffy Brian Erdmann Cheryl Fehling Randy Firari David Fude Lyn Gahlman Susan Gentz Albert Goodenough Christine Guptill Jeff Haase Sharon Haase Ralph Hauptli Lisa Henrich George Hickey Cynthia Hinzmann Sandie Hoffman Cindy Holbach Carl Johansson Karen Kennedy Rosanne Key Debra Kintopp Steven Klomsten Lila Kottwltz Fritz Kreitzman David Kuntz David Lamb Ronald Lehmann Dennis Lischka Kim Mount Sarah Moyer Annette Nehls Kim Nehls Robert Nehls Todd Nehls Robert Neitzel Cheryl Neuberger Darcel Neuberger Charles Pasewald Thomas Pearson Jeff Polzin Richard Priewe Steven Quest Cindy Radke Sandra Reilley Howard Rennhack Linda Rennahck Marilyn Rennhack Serene Rennhack Dean Rettschlag Rita Sandoval Keith Schlichting Greg Schrab James Schuett Kathleen Schuett Arlene Schultz Barbara Scott John Sharkey Andrew Sharp Carol Sowatzki Robert Stadelmayer Shirley Steffen Roger Stieglitz John Tisdale Felicia Touchette Jeanette Vick Tina Ward Becky Weidman Kenneth Yelk Amy Young William Ziehme Karen Zielicke Rachelle Zietlow ROGER A. ALLEN C.B. 1975 transfer — University H.S. Irvine, CA. BA 1; CC 1; Span. 1,2; Ody.l. RHONDA LYNN ANDERSON 1975 transfer — Beaver Dam H.S. Lib. 4; Span. 2; Home Ec. 2-4; Ody. 4; Ref I. 4; Tutor 2-4. JEFFREY M. BAHLS Jeff FB 1; BA 1,2; FFA 2; Stud. Coun- cil 1; Span. 3, VP 4. BONNIE KAY BEAL Sparkie Prom Court 3; Lib. 3; Home Ec. 2-4; One-Act Plays 3; Ody. 3,4; ELIZABETH A. BECKER MARCY A. BECKER Marc Band VP 4; Stage Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1-4; Band Board 1-4; Cho- ral Board 4; Swing Choir 2-4; Triple Trio 2-4; Solo Ens. 1-4; GAA 1,2; VB Stats 3,4; BB 3,4; Let. Winners Club 3,4; AFS 3,4; Stud. Rep. to adult meetings 4; Span. 3; Debate 1,3,4; Foreniscs 3,4; Ody. 3,4, Sec. 1. TERESA M. BECKER Prom Court 3; GAA 1,2; VB 1; TR 1; Cheerleader 1-4; Let. Winners Club 4; Stud. Council 1-4, Pres. 4; AFS 1-4; Span. 2,3; Home Ed. 2-4, VP 4; Forenisics 2,3,4; Ody. 1-3; Ref I. 2. 18 BRIAN BISSEN NHS 4; Chorus Board 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Solo Ens. 3,4; FB 1; BB 1,2; Golf 1,2, MVP 2; One-Act Play 3; Three-Act Play 4; CC 2; Forensics 3,4; Play Contest 4; BB Announcer 4. MARK R. BOBHOLZ Bubbles Drum Major 2-4; Stage Band 2-4; Brass Choir 3,4; Stud. Dir. 3,4; CC 4; Let. Winners Club 4, Rep. 4; Span. 3. SCOTT BORNSCHLEGEL Bor- ney 1974 transfer — Pius XI H.S. Prom Court 3; WR 1-4; Golf 3,4; Let. Winners Club 4, Rep. 4; Span. 3. MARY BRAKER FFA 2-4, Reporter; French 1; Home Ec. 3,4; Art 3,4; One-Act Play 3. BARB BREITSENSTEIN Spec Honor Stud. 4; NHS 3,4, Sec. 4; GAA 1; VB 1-3; TR 1-4; BB 3,4; Let. Winners Club 2-4; Lib. 2; AFS 3,4, Reporter 4; Span. 1-4; Home Ec. 1; Debate 1-4, Sec- Trea. 3,4; Forensics 1-3; Ref I. 2- 4; Co-Ed 4. KRISTINE JOYCE BRONNER NHS 4; GAA 2; TR 2; Home Ec. 2-4; Money Maker 4; Ody. 4, Pro- duction Ed 4; Tutor 2,3. LISA M. BUHR Leesee Swing Choir 2,3; GAA 1; VB 2; Cheerieading 1 2,3; Span. 4; De- bate 1,2 3; Ody. 1,2; Refl. 2,3. SUSAN C. BUHR Sue Span. 3. STEVE BUSS DANIEL PATRICK CAINE Buil Dog Prom King 3; BBS 3; Stage Band 2 3; Brass Choir 1-3; Soio Ens. 1- 3; Mch. Band 1-3; FB 1 3,4; Hon- orable Mention 4; Let. Winners Ciub 4; Stud. Council 3,4, Sec. 4; French 1,2. JODEE COSE Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; NHS 4; GAS 1; TR Mgr. 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Let. Winners Club 3,4; AFS 2,3,4, Rep. 4; De- bate 1; Forensics 3; Ody. 3,4, Ed, 4; Refl. 3; Sec. 2,3,4. LU ANN DANIELS Arts Crafts 3,4; Home Ec. 4. DAVID T. CHAPMAN LORIE A. DEVOY QUACKS Prom Court 3; Golf 3; GAA 1,2; TR-1; Stud. Council 1,4; AFS 2,3; Span. 1; Home Ec. 2; Art 3,4, Trea. 4; Jr. Miss 4; Ref I. 3,4, Sen. Ed. 4. PAUL DUFFY FB 1-4; BB 1,2; BA 1,2; Golf 1-3; Let. Winners Club 2; Ody. 2, Sports Ed. 2. CHERYL LEE FEHLING Cherl Stage Band 1,4; BB 1; Golf 1-4; FFA 3,4. RANDY FIRARI DAVID W. FUDE Fudd FB 1-4; BB 1; Golf 1-4; FFA 3,4. LYN M. GAHLMAN Pooh Bear Honor Stud. 4; GAA 1; FFA 1-4, Pres. 4; Stud. Council 2; Span. 1,2; Ody. 2,3,4, Prod. Ed. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4. 21 SUSAN GENTZ Shorty 1 Jr. Miss 4; Home Ec. 2,3,4, Off. 3; Art 3. ALBERT PAUL GOODENOUGH Honor Stud. 4; BBS 3; NHS 3,4; Stage Band 4; Brass Choir 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Solo Ens. 1-4; Golf 3; Span. 2,3; Art 4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Plays 2; Ody. 2,3,4; Refl. 2,3,4, Sr. Ed. 4; Three-Act Play 4; Pep Band 1-4; Mch. Band 1-4. CHRISTINE MAE GUPTILL Chris 1976 Transfer — Hutisford H.S. JEFFREY HAAE Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Stage Band 2,3; WW Choir 1,2; Band Board 2; FB 2,3,4, All-Conf. 4; BB 1-4; Let. Winners Club 3,4, VP 4. RALPH D. HAUPTLI Ralphie FB Mgr. 1; BB 1,2; TR 1; Art Club 3,4. GEORGE HICKEY Prom Court 3; BBS 3; Stage Band 3,4; Chorus Pres. 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Solo Ens. 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3; Stud. Council 1-4; Span. 3,4; De- bate 1,2,4, Sec.-Trea. 2; Foren- sics 2,3,4; One-Act Plays 3,4; Carnival King 3. SHARON HAASE Paul Swing Choir 4; Solo Ens. 3,4; GAA 1; TR 2,3,4; Arts Crafts 1,3,4, Trea. 3; Pres. 4; Lib. Club 3,4; Forensics 3; One-Act Plays 3; Jr. Miss 4; Ody. 1-4; Refl. 2. CYNTHIS HINZMANN 1977 Transfer — New Lisbon H.S. AFS 4; Span. 4. SANDRA JEAN HOFFMAN San- dle 1975 transfer - Waupaca H.S. Honor Stud. 4; Prom Court 3; BGS 3; NHS 3,4; VP 4; Drum majorette 3; twlrler 2, Pres. 4; Stage Band 2-4; All-State 1-4; Brass Choir 2- 4; Band Board 4; Honor Clinic 2- 4; Chorus Rep. 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Solo Ens. 2-4; Accompanist 2-4; VB 2; TR 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Let. Winners Club 2,3,4; Stud. Council 3, Trea. 3; AFS 2,3,4; Span. 2,3,4; Art 3; Debate 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Forensics 2,4; One-Act Play 2,3; Drama 2,3; Jr. Miss 4; Ody. 3,4; Feat. Ed. 4; Refl. 4, Sr. Ed. 4; Pep Mch. Band 1-4. 1976 transfer — Beaver Dam H.S. Honor Stud. 4; Homecoming Court 3; NHS 4; Span. 3,4; Refl. 4, Sr. Ed. 4. CARL JOHANSSON Saudi'1 1975 transfer — Aramco School Ohahran; Prom Court 3; Stage Band 1; BB Mgr. 4; Golf 2,3,4; Let. Winners Club 4; AFS 4. KAREN KENNEDY Honor Stud. 4; Prom Queen 3; Solo Ens. 1,2; VB 2; BB Mgr. 3; AFS 1,2,3; Span. 2,3; Home Ec. 2; Ody. 3, Trea. 2; Carnival Court 2. ROX ANN R. KEY Rapunsel AFS 1-4; Span. 1-4; Home Ec. 2; Art 3,4. LILA IRENE KOTTWITZ DAVID L. LAMB Dave Honor Stud. 4; Prom Court 3; BB 1,2; CC 3,4; Co-Capt. 4; AFS 1,2; Ref I. 4. BGS Alt. 3; GAA 1; TR 1-4; 1-4; BB 3,4; Let. Winner's Club 3,4; Lib. 1; Span. Art 3,4; Jr. 2; Home Ec. 1-4 Miss; Ody. 2-4; Refl. 1. RODNEY A. KREITZMAN Fritz 1975 transfer — Rancho H.S. Prom Court 3; BBS ALT. 3; Band Rep. 3; Stage Band 2,3; Brass Choir 2,3; Band Board 3; Solo Ens. 2-4; Mch. Band 2-4; FB 3; BB Mgr. 2; Let. Winner's Club 4; Stud. Council 4; Ody. 2; WC Court 2. DAVE KUNTZ Long Fella W.W. Choir 1,2; Solo Ens. 1,2,4; BB 1,2. RONALD F. LEHMAN Mac FB 1; BB 1,2; BA 1. SARAH ANN MOYER Toga Stage Band 2-4; Solo Ens. 1-4; Mch Band 1-4; Per. Ens. 2-4; GAA 1; TR 1,2; BB 3; AFS 1-4; Sec. 4; Span. 4; Home Ec. 3; Art 3; Sec. 3; Clt. Essay 3. KIM NEHLS Prom Cburt 3; GAA 2; TR 2; BB Mgr. 4; Span. 4; Home Ec. 2-4; Ody. 4; Refl. 4. ROBERT NEHLS Curly FB Mgr. 1,2; FFA 1-4. ANNETTE MARIE NEHLS Honor Stud. 4; Homecoming Court 2,4; Prom Court 3; NHS 4; Chorus VP 4; Swing Choir 4; Triple Trio 4; Solo Ens. 4; VB 2-4; Cheer- leader 2; Let. Winner's Club 4; Stud. Council 2; AFS 3,4, Trea. 3, VP 4; Debate 1; Forensics 3,4; Ody. 3; Pres. 4; VP 3, Spring Fling Queen 3. 25 CHERYL LYNN NEUBERGER Chorus 2,3; Trea. 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Stud. Council 1,2; Span. 1,2. DARCEL ANN NEUBERGER Honor Stud. 4; NHS 4; VB 2; TR 1-4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; AFS 4; Span. 1,2; Forensics 3,4; Jr. Miss 4; Ody. 4; Refl 4, Bus. Mgr. 4. THOMAS A. PEARSON FFA 1-4; Sentinel 4; Span. 2,3. CHARLES E. PASEWALD BB 1-4; FFA 4. JEFF POLZIN Transfer 1976 - Beaver Dam H.S. CYNTHIA RADKE Sinner Cindy Honor Stud. 4; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 4; GAA 1,2; VB 1-4; Cap. 4, All-Conference Team 4; TR 1- 4; BB 3,4; Let. Winners Club 1-4, Class Rep. 3, Tres. 4; AFS 2-4, VP 3, Pres. 4; Forensics 3; Ody. 4; Ref I. 3 HOWARD RENNACK, JR. Putz FB 1; WR 1-4; Arts Crafts 3,4 SANDRA REILLEY Sandy Lib. 2; Span. 2 LINDA L. RENNHACK FFA 3,4; Lib. 3; Home Ec 1-3; Art 3 MARILYN MAE RENNHACK Mare Solo Ens. 3; FFA 1-4, Sec. 4; Stud. Council 1,2; French 2; For- ensics 2; One-Act Play 3; Pres. 2 SERENE RUTH RENNHACK Weiner Solo Ens. 4; GAA 1; TR 1-4; Arts Crafts 1-4; Lib. 3,4; AFS 3,4; Home Ec 1-4, Pres. 4; Art 4; Forensics 3,4; One-Act Play 3; Jr. Miss 4; Ody. 2-4, Feature Ed. 3,4; Refl. 3; WR Stats 3,4 DEAN RETTSCHLAG Homecoming Court 4; FB 1-4 RITA DEL CARMEN SANDOVAL AFS Student 4; AFS 4 GREGORY E. SCHRAB Greg Honor Stud. 4; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 3,4; FB 1; TR 1-4; CC 2- 4, Co-Cap 4, MVR 3,4; Let. Win- ners Club 2-4; Stud. Council 2; Span. 1-4; Forensics 1 JAMES SCHUETT FFA 1-4, VP 4 KEITH D. SCHLICHTING Keefer Stage Band 3,4; Solo Ens. 1-4; Mch. Band 1-3; FB 2,3; BB 2 KATHLEEN MARY SCHUETT Kathy Honor Stud. 4; Stud. Council 1,2; Span. 2,3; Home Ec 1-4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Forensics 2 ARLENE AGNES SCHULTZ Ag- gie VB 3,4; TR 2,3; Lib. 1; AFS 1,2; Span. 3; Home Ec 1-4; Debate 3; Forensics 4 FFA 2-4; Span. 4; Home Ec 4; Art 4, VP 4; One-Act Play 3; Ody. 4; Tutor 3 JOHN STEPHEN SHARKEY Shark Homecoming King 4; Prom Court 3; FB 1-4, Cap. 4, All-Conference Team; BB 1-4, Cap. 4, Honorable Mention 4; TR 1,4; BA 1,2; Let. Winners Club 2-4, Pres. 4; Stud. Council 1-3; Span. 2; WC Court 2 CAROL ANN SOWATZKI WM. ANDREW SHARP Old Man Honor Stud. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; BBS 3; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Stage Band 2-4; Solo Ens. 2-4; Stud. Council 4; AFS 2- 4, Sec. 3; Span. 1-4; Debate 1-4, VP 3; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 1-3; Three-Act Play 4; Ody. 1-4, Asst. Ed. 3; Refl. 2,3, Ad. Mgr. 3; Pres. 1,3 SHIRLEY KAY STEFFEN Squir- rely Honor Stud. 4; TR 2; AFS 4; Span. 1,2; Home Ec. 4; ARt 3,4; Forensics 2-4; Jr. Miss 4; Ody. 4. ROGER STIEGLITZ 1974 transfer — Daniel Webster H.S.; Arts Crafts 4. JOHN TISDALE FELICIA K. TOUCHETTE Lisa Prom Court 3; NHS 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Triple Trio 4; Solo Ens. 4; VB 4; Lib. 1,2; French 1; Home Ec. 1,2; Art 3; Debate 3,4; Forensics 3,4; One-Act Play 1,3; Jr. Miss 4; Ody. 4; Refl. 4. TINA WARD Jugs 1977 transfer — Union Grove H.S. REBECCA LYNN WEIDMAN Becky Arts Crafts 3,4, VP 3; Home Ec. 2-4 JEANETTE MARIE VICK Prom Court 3; TR 1, Mgr. 3; AFS 3; Span. 1; Home Ec. 2-4, Sec. 4; Art 3; Trea. 3,4. KENNETH W. YELK Kenny J. Honor Stud. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; BBS 3; Dar Award 4; NHS 3,4; FB 1-4; WR 2- 4, Co-Cap. 4; Let. Winners Club 3; Stud. Council 1-4, VP 4; Span. 2,3. AMY YUK 01 YOUNG Prom Court 3; BGS 3; NHS 3,4 Trea. 4; TR 1; BB Mgr. 3; Lib. 1- 3, VP 3, Sec-Trea. 2; AFS 3; Home Ec. 1-4, Trea. 4; Art 3; Ody. 2-4, Art Ed. 4; Refl. 2-4, Co-Ed. 4. WILLIAM E. ZIEHME KAREN ZIELICKE Art 3,4, Pres. 4. V RACHELLE A. ZIETLOW Rakel FFA 2-4; Stud. Council 3; Home Ec. 4; Art 4; One-Act Play 3. KEN YELK DAR Award WILLIAM SHARP National Merit Scholarship HONOR STUDENTS FRONT ROW: Shirley Steffen, Sandie Hoffman, William Sharp, Dave Lamb, Greg Schrab. MIDDLE ROW: Darcel Neuberger, Albert Goodenough, Cindy Holbach, Cindy Radke, Lyn Gahlman. BACK ROW: Barb Breitenstein, Ken Yelk, Ann Nehls, Kathy Schuett, Karen Kennedy. BADGER BOYS GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Yelk, Amy Young, Albert Goodenough, Sandie Hoffman, Andy Sharp, George Hickey, Dan Caine. HONOR BUSHMEN 32 TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADERS! FRESHMEN Kneeling: Sue Haase, Vice Pres.; LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Young, Secretary; Kim Elske, Treas,; Jeanne Hickey, President. SOPHOMORES BOTTOM: Jacki Kowalski, Pres.; LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Gahlman, Secretary; Monique Polzin, Vice Pres.; Becky An- ton, Treas. JUNIORS BOTTOM: Doug Wilken, Pres.; Cheri Gahlman, Vice President; Jane Kuntz, Secretary; Patti Gahlman, Treasurer. 33 FIRST ROW: Betty Aschaker, Theresa Brigowatz, Lisa Allen. SECOND ROW: Julie Erickson, Jeff Anton, Colleen Casey, Barb Firari, Wendy Burnett, Nancy Engebretson, Debbie Anderson, Homer Frasher, Pat Downey. THIRD ROW: Robin Callies, Guy Damerow, Scott Chyko, Eric Erdmann, Bret Bailey, James Buschkopf, Korry Belin, Duane Arndt, Jane Canniff. MISSING: Mary Dailey THE CLASS . . . FIRST ROW: Wanda Jungbluth, Teri Geinert, Laurie Henkel, Jode Jakel, Crystal Kollmann, Debbie Heger, Carol Guptill. SECOND ROW: Karl Klomsten, David Jakel, Paul Klarkowski, Dan Jahnke. THIRD ROW: Brenda Kreitz- man, Cheri Gahlman, Dan Gernetzke, Blaine Krentz, Greg Krueger, Fred Heim, John Kowalski, John Jongebloed, Russell Korth, Richard Guderian, Randy Key, Liz Kuntz, Jane Kuntz, Patti Gahlman. MISSING: Phyllis Garcia, Laurie Golemgeski, Richard Garcia, Kathy Haase. 34 FIRST ROW: John Nebl, Andy Rodriguez, Joann Neis, Maria Price, Patty McDowell, Carolyn Rahn. Marilyn Rahn. SECOND ROW: Debbie Pitzlin, Pauline Pamperin, Nancy Radke, Margaret Miescher, Julie Nehls. THIRD ROW: Lori Reilly, Tim Rohde, Kevin Rahn, Vick Priewe, Mike Price, Ed Olson, Lynn Manning, Greg Metzger. FOURTH ROW: Ryan LeRoy, Jim Rhode, Steve Mount, Todd Pagel, Scott Rasch, Jeff Rennhack. WITH CLASS FIRST ROW: Teresa Zeman, Linda Schmitt, Doug Wilken, John Soldner, Ricky Schultz, Jim Wuestenberg, Mike Tripke. SECOND ROW: Pat Schneider, Mary Weiss, Debbie Zielicke, Karen Schoenwetter, Hal Schulz. THIRD ROW: Dan Uttech, Joe Schroeder, Joan Shea, Tammie Soldner, Julie Vick, Scott Weisensel. MISSING: John Schomer, Carl Schuett, Larry Vinz. 35 Vertical: ROW 1: Bill Haase, Michel King. ROW 2: Laurie Gahlman, Charlene Kreuziger, Charlette Hupf, Dan Garcia, Jackie Kowalski, Ricky Grueneberg, Greg Haase ROW 3: Gary Krinke, Dawn Kreitzman, Sue Gorr, Connie Kohls, Jamie Frasher, Mark Greinert. ROW 4: John Kolb, Dan Fi- scher, Diane Hecht, Lisa Hundt, Mar- IJo Kuzniewicz, Sheri Kohls, Roger Frederick, Cindy Gallitz, Brian Fii— ari, Mark Jungbluth, Brian Gorr. ROW 1: Chris Lamp, Kay Prust, Mike Prall, Tom Owens. ROW 2: Sally Moyer, Nikki Polzin, Allen Pasewald, Bernie Owens, Tom Nehls, Ted Lamp, Holly Moungey. ROW 3: Rick Peterman, Andy Luplow, Mark Loeck, Jeff Pitzlin, Dan Peters, Lori Manning, Keith Lischka, Russ Le- Roy. 36 ROW 1: Debbie Erdmann, Mark Christian, Rod Burwitz, Jean Callies, Becky Anton, Lori Dobbratz. ROW 2: Jeff Drunasky, John Brieman, Robbie Brooks, Michele Affeld, Sue Bennett, Kay DeVoy, Tena Couperus, Randy Buege. ROW 3: Mark Brooks, George Clark, Mike Christian, Pete Chapman, Julianne Bonde, Lois Abel, Meg Cribben, Cheryl Erdman. ROW 1: Steve Vierck, Elaine Zank, Teresa Ward, Wayne Steinke, Sharon Schoenwetter, Brenda Schultz, Roxanne Will, Rhonda Schultz. ROW 2: Lisa Sharp, Dave Schneider, Jeff Schultz, Nancy Schuster, Melinda Thoma, Randy Will, Bill Soldner, Randy A. Schultz. ROW 3: Dennis Wilken, Jim Tisdale, Cindy Wegner, Gary Walsh, Randy S. Schultz. 37 FRONT ROW: Donny Aschaker, Dane Grosenick, Cindy Caine, Connie Firari, Michele Foch, Gail Edwards, Jan Eng- els, Linda Alvarado, Kim Elske, Orville Dailey, Cindy Engebretson. SECOND ROW: Jodi Franke, Glenda Bailey, Helen Downey, Amy Bailey, Heidi Berger, Todd Erdmann, Alex Giarach, Mike Dornfeld, Tim Gundrum, Tony Becker, Tom Emery, Jeff Dobbratz, Gail Bobholz, Gretchen Arndt. FANTASTIC REMARKABLE FRONT ROW: T. J. Wolter, Curt Strohbeen, Holly Westphal, Paul Singletary, Betty Young, Bob Soldner. SECOND ROW: Linda Zielicke, Kevin Schrab, Denise Schoenwetter, Ann Schultz, Steve Schaeffer, Terri Schoenwetter, Ron Shea, Rodney Soldner, Laurie Zielicke. BACK ROW: Pam Weinheimer, Debbie Schultz, Harold Sack, Joan Weiss, Lee Weiss, Jane Weiss, Tony Weisensel, David Wilken, Joyce Scott, Cathy Wolfram. 38 FRONT ROW: Joey Jakel, Gerald Hendricks, Diane King, Sandy Jongebloed, Peggy Kowalski, Heidi Heim. SEC- OND ROW: Jeanne Hickey, Tammy Kreuziger, Mike Kitelinger, Pam Holbach, Sharon Krause, Sue Kintopp, Carol Ireland, Sue Haase, Allan Haupert. BACK ROW: Debbie Krause, Cheryl Kath, Julianne Kalscheur, Joe Hauff, John Hinzman, Allen Heimstra, Leanne John, Howard Henrich. OUTSTANDING SUPER HONEST FRONT ROW: Sheryl Roll, Tina Pagel, Dawn Olson, Beth Luplow, Roy Rennhack. SECOND ROW: Tim Price, John Maddison, Joel Pitzlin, Jeri Price, Patty Peltier, Terry Nehls, Pat Reedy, Rodney Priewe. BACK ROW: Carol Lenz, Diane Polinsky, Beth Metzger, Nancy Manning, Karla Pitzlin, Vicki Myers, Kathy Quest, Timmy Pieper, Ronnie Rennhack, Evonne Pritchard, Monica Rahn, Tammy Pieper, David Peterman. 39 ADMINISTRATORS PRINCIPAL Mr. Brenegan GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Dornfeld BOARD OF EDUCATION BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mr. Becker, Mr. Haase, Mrs. Steffen, Mr. Kennedy. STANDING: Mr. Kasten, Mr. Stutz, Mr. Kaeding, Mr. Jongebloed, Mr. Fox. 40 AGRICULTURE Mr. Foth BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Neumann ART Mr. Napp BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Wieneke BUSINESS EDUCATION Miss Lemke ENGLISH Mrs. Brieman ENGLISH Mrs. Ennis ENGLISH Mr. Hawlish HEALTH Mr. Sharpe 41 HOME ECONOMICS Miss Klemp INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Murphy INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Schuster LANGUAGE Mr. Edming LIBRARY Mrs. Jacque MATHEMATICS Mr. Dahl MATHEMATICS Mr. Smanz MUSIC Mr. Kliss MUSIC Mr. Trentham PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Krentz PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Marquardt SCIENCE Mr. Daley SCIENCE Mr. Larson SCIENCE Mr. Schecher SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Keuler SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Krueger SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Wubben SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Wyss 43 BEHIND THE SCENE ASSISTANTS DISTRICT SECRETARY Mrs. Steffen DISTRICT SECRETARY Mrs. Tfllema HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Duffy CUSTODIANS: Mr. Slade, Mr. Weiss, Mr. Lauersdorf. Absent: Mr. Burton 44 BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Teson, Mr. Gratton, Mr. Hilker, Mr. Bartz, and Mr. Ceshker BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Zirbel, and Mr. Kulke. COOKS: Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Steuber THE 1977 HOMECOMING COURT includes, FRONT: Cindy Radke, Ann Nehls, JoDee Cose, Brenda Kreitzman, Betty Aschaker, Tina Priewe. BACK: Andy Sharp, Ken Yelk, Jeff Haase, Queen Theresa Brigowatz, King John Sharkey, Dean Rettschlag, Rick Priewe, Greg Schrab. 1977 HOMECOMING King Queen John Sharkey Theresa Brigowatz Theme: SLOW DANCING Band: SPRING FEVER Left: Crowning of the Queen by King John Shar- key. 46 Top: Announcer Fritz Kreitzman Left: Grand March Bottom: Music was provided by the Spring Fe- ver 47 “THE RAINMAKER” SEATED: Lois Abel, LIZZIE CUR- RY; STANDING: Greg Krueger, FILE; Brian Bissen, NOAH CUR- RY; George Hickey, H.C. CURRY; Fred Heim III, JIM CURRY; Al- bert Goodenough, SHERIFF THOMAS. ABSENT: Andrew Sharp, BILL STARBUCK. SPORTING WITH DONKEYS .. . 49 2ND RUNNER UP Lila Kottwitz TALENT AWARD Kim Mount TALENTED GIRLS FRONT ROW: Sue Gentz, Kim Mount, Shirley Steffen, Sharon Haase, Felicia Touchette. BACK ROW: Serene Renn- hack, Darcel Neuberger, Lila Kottwitz, Sandie Hoffman, Lorie DeVoy. JUNIOR MISS Sandie Hoffman 1ST RUNNER UP Felicia Touchette HAS BEENS JUDGES 51 SPRING FLING COURT: Sandy Jongebloed, Tim Pieper, Cindy Wegener, Rick Priewe, Julie Vick, David Ja- kei, Jodee Cose, Jeff Haase. SPRING FLING 1978 52 Queen Julie and King David Cool City Change your sex “DREAMS” 53 FRONT: Jr. Couple= Chad Kllnk and Christine Hebll. BACK: Jeff Anton, Julie Nehls; Kevin Rahn, Tammle Soldner; Dan Uttech, Laurie Henkel; Blaine Krentz, Robin Callies; King Andy Rodriguez, Queen Wanda Jungbluth; Hal Schulz, Cheri Gahlman; Scott Chyko, Wendy Burnett; Ryan LeRoy, Jode Jakel; David Jakel, Julie Vick FREEBIRD 54 ROYALTY PREVAILS Pretty Butterflies 56 THE ATTACK ON PROCYON FRONT ROW: Ann Nehls, Blaine Krentz, Greg Krueger, Fred Helm III, Brian Bissen, Darcel Neuberger. BACK ROW: Cindy Radke, Jodee Cose, Cherl Gahl- man, Theresa Brlgowatz, Rabbit Gahlman, Cindy Holbach, Kris Bronner. NHS OFFICERS- LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schecher, Advi- sor; Wm. Andrew Sharp, President; Sandie Hoffman, Vice-President; Amy Young, Treasurer; Barb Breitenstein, Secretary. I, the member, being aware of the honor which is being bestowed upon me By my election to membership in the National Honor Society Do hereby pledge loyalty to this organization. I pledge to maintain my high scholastic standing, To hold as fun- damental and worthy An untarnished character. To endeavor intelligently and coura- geously To be a leader. And to give of myself freely in service to others. In so doing, I shall prove myself worthy Of a place in the National Honor Society. SITTING: Barb Breitenstein, Amy Young, Kris Bronner, Ken Yelk, Greg Shrab, Pat Gahlman, Theresa Brigowatz, Cindy Radke. STANDING: Felicia Touchette, Cindy Holbach, Jodee Cose, Darcel Neuberger, Cheri Gahlman, Fred Heim, Albert Goodenough, Sandie Hoffman, Andrew Sharp, Blaine Krentz, Greg Krueger, Ann Nehls, Mr. Schecher. 59 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Blaine Krentz, Steve Mount. SECOND ROW: Kathy Quest, Cindy Caine, Robby Brooks, Ann Schultz, Monica Rahn. THIRD ROW: John Soldner, Andrew Sharp, Lorie DeVoy, George Hickey, Fritz Kreitzman, Wanda Jungbluth, Jody Jakel. FOURTH ROW: Greg Krueger, Bob Neitzel, Cathy Wolfram, Kevin Schrab. OFFICERS SEATED: Ken Yelk, Vice-Pres; Teresa Becker, Pres; Theresa Brigowatz, Treas. STANDING: Dan Caine, Sec; Miss Wubben, Advisor. 61 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: Mr. Foth, Advisor; Greg Metzger, Steve Rhode, Mary Braker, Lyn Galhman, Mary Rennhack, Jim Schuett, Tom Pearson, Ricky Schultz. ROW 2: Timothy Wolters, Steve Vierck, Rachelle Zietlow, Barb Scott, Linda Rennhack, Steve Mount, Bill Haase, Todd Nehls. ROW 3: Wayne Steinke, Gary Krinke, Mike Kitelinger, Mavis Behling, Randy Schultz, Bob Nehls, Duane Arndt, Randy A. Schultz, Roger Fredrick. ROW 4: Terry Nehls, Bill Soldner, Jim Rhode, Jeff Drunasky, Bob Neitzel, Bri- an Gorr, Scott Weisensel. ROW 5: Carl Schuett, Jim Tisdale, Jeff Rennhack, Ron Rennhack, Dave Fude, Dan Peters, Carl Klomsten. ROW 6: William Ziehme, Bonnie Beal, John Tis- dale. The 1977-78 officers are: FRONT: Mary Rennhack, Secretary; Lyn Gahlamn, President; Mary Braker, Reporter. BACK: Jim Schuett, Vice President; Steve Rhode, Treasurer; Tom Pearson, Sentinel. The delegates at the convention in Kansas City were: Lyn Gahlman, Tom Pearson, Mary Braker. 62 SITTING: Becky Anton, Kim Nehls, Roxanne Will, Darcel Neuberger, Charlette Hupf, Cindy Wegener, Julie Vick, Debbie Schultz, Michelle Foch, Gail Edwards. KNEELING: Barb Breitenstein, Jodee Cose, Ann Nehls, Teresa Becker, Jeff Anton, Andy Rodriguez, Mike Christian. STANDING: Marcy Becker, Teri Greinert, Jane Kuntz, Pat Gahlman, Greg Haase, Russ LeRoy, Jim Buschkopf, Lila Kottwitz, Blaine Krentz, Ryan LeRoy, Greg Schrab, Cheri Gahlman, Hal Schulz, Kevin Rahn, Greg Krueger, Doug Wilken, Nancy Radke, Kevin Schrab. A COMPETITIVE SOCIETY The members dedicated their time to raise money for a weightlifting machine (similar to a universal gym). Not only did the club sell popcorn and do concession stands, but the organization sponsored exhilarating basketball games which included live donkeys! This club was indeed a winner — after all the members were Varsity LETTER WINNERS. Three members were especially winners. Every year, the Letter Winners choose senior athletes who have dedicated themselves to sports and who have given their school a name to be respected. These athletes were Greg Schrab, John Sharkey and Cindy Radke. OFFICERS, KNEELING: Scott Bornshlegel, Sen. Rep; Cindy Radke, Treasurer; Theresa Brigowatz, Sec- retary. STANDING: Ms. Marquardt, Advisor; Dan Uttech, Jun. Rep; Jeff Haase, Vice-Pres; Jim Wild, Soph. Rep; John Sharkey, President; Mr. Keuler, Advisor. 63 TRES Y CUATRA TIEMPOS: Maria Price, Debbie Zielecke, Cindy Hinzman, Barb Brei- tenstein, Scott Wiesensel, Andy Sharp, Anne Nehls, Greg Schrab, Greg Krueger, RoxAnne Key, Sr. Edming, Lisa Allen, JoAnn Neis, Sandie Hoffman. ESPANOL ES AQUI POR SIEMPRE SEGUNDO TIEMPO, FRONT ROW: Mark Loeck,Robbie Brooks, Debbie Pitzlin, Lisa Sharp, Brenda Schultz. BACK ROW: Lois Abel, Sharon Haase, Roxanne Will, Jackie Kowalski, Nicki Polzin, Cindy Holbach, Dan Garcia. PRIMERO TIEMPO, FRONT ROW: Glenda Bailey, Kim Nehl, Holly Westphal, Tina Ward, Pat Downey, Carol Sowatski. SECOND ROW: Sr. Edming, Denise Schoenwetter, Dale Stone, Cindy Engebretson, Gail Edwards, Debbie Schultz, Pat Gahlman, Beth Metzger, Nancy Manning, Teresa Ward, Patty Peltier, Barb Scott. THIRD ROW: Cindy Caine, Russ LeRoy, Cheryl Fehling, Charlette Hupf, Teresa Zeman, Linda Schmidt, Julianne Kalsheur, Pam Hol- back, Tammy Pieper, Pam Weinheimer. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Hendricks, Teri Schoenwetter, Monica Rahn, Tim Gundrum, Heidi Heim, Kevin Schrab, Chris Lamp, Jim Wild. FIFTH ROW: Leanne John, Tina Pagel, Allen Hiem- stra, Liz Kuntz, Sarah Moyer, Lynn Manning, Ralph Hauptli. 64 TUTORS - EASING THE LEARNING PROCESS SEATED: Patti Gahlman, Jane Caniff, Rhonda Anderson. STANDING: Lisa Hundt, Lori Dobbratz. This year's tutoring program is headed by Mr. Dornfield. The purpose of this program is to give the high school students a chance to tutor a grade schooler. The tutor program has proved helpful, according to some grade school teachers. The tutors tutor during their study halls and are given V credit for their services. FRONT: Heidi Heim, Ann Schultz, Jeanne Hickey, Monica Rahn, Tina Pagel BACK: Carol Ireland, Jan Engels, Joyce Scott. ODYSSEY REVEALS ALL ODYSSEY OFFICERS: SEATED: Pat Gahlman; Sports ed.; Amy Young, Art editor; Kris Bronner, Production ed. STANDING: Greg Krueger, Co- editor; Fred Heim, Asst, editor; Jodee Cose, Co-editor; Sandie Hoff- man, Feature ed.; Serenne Rennhack; Mrs. Matuszeski, advisor. AB- SENT: Liz Kuntz, Production ed. FRONT ROW: Nancy Engebretson, Betty Young, Kim Nehis, Feiicia Touchette, Nikki Polzin, Robin Caiiies, Char- lotte Huph. MIDDLE ROW: Rhonda Anderson, Patty Downey, Albert Goodenough, Becky Anton, Lisa Sharp, Meg Cribben. BACK ROW: Sally Moyer, Gretchen Arndt, Darcel Neuberger, Theresa Brigowatz, Anne Schultz, Lila Kottwitz, Andrew Sharp, Jeanne Hickey, Debbie Anderson, Monica Rahn, Marcy Becker. REFLECTIONS OFFICERS: Darcel Neu- berger, Business Mgr; Sandie Hoffman, Sr. Editor; Lorie DeVoy, Sr. Editor; Barb Brei- tenstein, Co-Editor; Amy Young, Co-Edi- tor; Albert Goodenough, Sr. Editor; Cindy Holbach, Sr. Editor. REFLECTING MEMORIES INTO A BOOK Basics of selling FRONT ROW: Kim Nehls, Michele King, Laurie Gahlman, Elaine Zank, Nancy Engebretson, Felicia Touchette, Betty Young, Becky Anton. BACK ROW: Lisa Sharp, Rhonda Anderson, Pauline Pamperin, Lynn Manning, Debbie Pitzlin, Theresa Brigowatz, Cheri Gahlman, Patty Downey. ABSENT. Nikki Polzin, Dave Lamb. 67 w E C A M E, W E S A W W E D E B A T E D SITTING: Arlene Schultz, Felicia Tou- chette, Michelle King, Tena Couperus, Barb Breitenstein. STAND- ING: Randy Schultz, Greg Krueger, Fred Heim, Sandie Hoffman, Andrew Sharp, George Hickey, Marcy Becker, Lisa Sharp, Mrs. Brie- man (Coach). This year we won a first place trophy; and three debaters were awarded individually, either by medallions or by trophies. We are sad that many of our debaters will not be with us next year: Marcy Becker, Barb Breitenstein, George Hickey, Sandie Hoffman, Ar- lene Schultz, Andrew Sharp, and Felicia Touchette. Most of these debaters have debated for several years and have won many tro- phies. Last year the debate write-up was mainly about Denise Thieme, but it takes two to be partners: Andrew Sharp, one of our four-year debaters, was the other half of the SUPER NEG team. Another of our four-year debaters is Barb Breitenstein. You many think is not many debaters, but it is hard for a debater to keep going for four years. SITTING: Vice-Pres. Fred Helm; Pres. Sandie Hoffman; Sec.-Treas. Barb Breitenstein. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Felicia Touchette, 2nd JV neg. speaker; Arlene Schultz, 1st novice aff. speaker. JV DEL A VAN-DARIEN TOURNEY (1st place) AFFIRMATIVES: Marcy Becker, 2nd; Barb Breitenstein, 1st. NEGATIVES (Both received trophies): Felicia Tou- chette, 2nd; Fred Heim III, 1st. 68 “QUIET” OFFICERS: Nancy Engebretson, Sec- Tres; Maria Price, Vice-Pres; Debbie Anderson, Pres; Mrs. Jacques, Advi- Library Club: FIRST ROW: Sue Bennett, Carol Sowatski. SECOND ROW: Elaine Zank, Connie Kohls, MariJo Kuzniewicz, Sharon Haase. THIRD ROW: Brenda Schultz, Serene Rennhack, Deb- bie Pitzlin, Lisa Allen, Rhonda Anderson, Pat Downey, Beth Metzger. LIBRARIANS: SEATED: Debbie Anderson, Beth Metzger, Amy Bailey, Sandy Reilley, Serene Rennhack, Nancy Engebretson. STANDING: Nikki Polzin, Diane Hecht, Debbie Pitzlin, Lisa Allen, Connie Kohls, Brenda Schutz, Carol Sowatski, Keith Lischka. 69 HOME EC. CLUB OFFICERS - FRONT: Serene Rennhack — President, Teresa Becker — V. Pres., Amy Young Treas. BACK: Miss Klemp — Advisor, Kathy, Schuett, Kris Bronner — Business Managers, Missing: Jeanette Vick — Secretary FUTURE HOMEMAKERS..... SENIORS MEMBERS — Front: Amy Young, Barb Scott, Mary Braker, Shirley Steffen, Laurie Brooks. Middle: Ra- chelle Zietlow, Sharon Haase, Kris Bronner, Holly Mulvaney, Becky Weidman, LuAnn Daniels, Kim Mount, Linda Rennhack, Sue Gentz. Back: Kim Nehls, Lila Kottwitz, Teresa Becker, Arlene Schultz, Serene Rennhack, Bonnie Beal, Kathy Schuett. AMERICA JR.-SOPH.-FROSH-MEMBERS — Front: Joyce Scott, Gretchen Arndt, Vicky Myers. Middle: Robin Callies, Julie Nehls, Joan Shea, Julie Vick, Cindy Gallitz, Laurie Gahlman, Lorie Dobbratz, Sheri Kohls, Jane Kuntz, Pat Gahl- man. Back: Brenda Kreitzman, Tammy Soldner, Jode Jakel, Debbie Pitzlin, Debbie Anderson, Nancy Radke, Mary Weiss, Pauline Pamperin, Betty Aschaker, Jane Can niff. 71 FRONT ROW: Michele Affeld, Sally Moyer, Shirley Steffen, Joan Shea, Teri Greinert, Lisa Hundt. MIDDLE ROW: Lorie DeVoy, Wendy Burnett, Colleen Casey, Sharon Haase, Dale Stone, RoxAnn Key, Barb Scott, Mary Braker. BACK ROW: Lila Kottwitz, William Ziehme, Mike Prahl, Howie Rennhack, Steve Rhode, Ralph Hauptli, Al Goo- denough, Korry Belin, Mr. Napp, Advsior. 72 OFFICERS: Sharon Haase, President; Nancy Radke, Vice-President; and Robert Stadel- mayer, Secretary-Treasurer. ARTS CRAFTS FRONT ROW: Jane Weiss, Holly Mulvaney, and Heidi Berger. BACK ROW: Nancy Radke, Sharon Haase, Jeff Pol- zin, Debbie Kintopp, Brian Gorr, Robert Stadelmayer, Roger Stieglitz, Mr. Schuster, Advisor; Luann Daniels, Se- rene Rennhack, and Becky Weidman. 73 OFFICERS: Sarah Moyer, Secre- tary; Jodee Cose, Rep; Ann Nehls, Vice President; Marcy Becker, Rep; Barb Breitenstein, Reporter; Cindy Radke, President; Pat Gahl- man. Treasurer. ON TOP OF THE WORLD WITH AFS RITA DEL CARMEN SANDOVAL Km 8. Comodoro Rivadavis (9000) Argentina FIRST ROW: Darcel Neuberger, Tina Pagel, Karla Pitzlin, Cathy Wolfram, Shirley Steffen, Jane Kuntz, Beth Lu- plow, Julie Erickson, Jan Engels, Jo Ann Neis, Teri Grienert, Monica Rahn, Cindy Caine, Teresa Ward, Barb Brei- tenstein. SECOND ROW: Sue Hasse, Jodee Cose, Nancy Engebretson, Rita Sandoval, Lisa Sharp, Sue Bennett, He- len Downey, Beth Metzger, Patty Downey, Julie Bonde, Teresa Zeman, Roxanne Will, RoxAnne Key, Sally Moyer, Meg Cribben. THIRD ROW: Pat Gahlman, Cindy Radke, Ann Nehls, Margaret Meisher, Theresa Becker, Sharon Haase, Marcy Becker, Sandie Hoffman, Charlotte Hupf, Cindy Engebretson. 74 A GATHERING OF SPEAKERS STATE TOURNEY: FIRST ROW: Felicia Touchette, received a B; Beth Luplow, received a B; Nikki Pol- zin, received a B; SECOND ROW: Marcy Becker, re- ceived a B; Jeanne Hickey received a B; Anne Nehls, A winner. THIRD ROW: Greg Krueger, A winner; San- die Hoffman, A winner; Fred Heim, received a B. DISTRICT FORENSICS; FRONT ROW: Pam Holbach, Shirley Steffen, Kim Elske, Teresa Becker, Maria Price. BACK ROW: Tammy Pieper, Darcel Neuberger, Lois Abel, Andrew Sharp, Serene Rennhack, Lisa Sharp. SUB-DISTRICT FORENSICS: Randy Schultz, Albert Goodenough, Jane Weiss, Evonne Pritchard, Patti Gahlman. 75 VJ O' MAKING MUSIC MARCH DRUM MAJOR: Mark Bob- holz COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Sue Haase, Freshman Rep; Michele King, Sophomore Rep; Theresa Brigowatz, Junior Rep; Dan Caine, Senior Rep. BACK ROW: Sandie Hoffman, Pres; Marcy Becker, Vice-Pres; Lois Abel, Treas; Fritz Kreitzman, Legal Counselor. COLOR GUARD, FRONT ROW: Teresa Zeman, Kim Elske, Mary Weiss, Cathy Wolfram. Jodee Jakel, Jane Kuntz, Julie Erickson, Joan Shea. HONOR GUARD, KNEELING: Michelle King, Liz Kuntz. STANDING: Cheri Gahlman, Capt. Theresa Brigowatz, Lois Abe1, STAGE BAND, FRONT ROW: Fred Heim III, Dave Sally Moyer, Wil- ken, Teresa Zeman, Jane Kuntz, Pat Downey. MIDDLE ROW: Albert Goodenough, George Hickey, Jr.; Andrew Sharp, Keith Schlichting, Lois Abel, Mark Greinert, Dan Caine, Nancy Radke, Robby Brooks. BACK ROW: Mark Bobholz, Marcy Becker, Sheri Kohls, Diane King, Kim Elske, Instructor Kliss. TO RIGHT: Bottom Row: Michelle King Cheri Gahlman, Theresa Brigowatz, Liz Kuntz, Lois Abel. Second Row: Elaine Zank Helen Downey, Joan Weiss, Carol Lenz, Lynn Manning, Meg Cribben, Julie Bonde. Third Row: Lori Manning, Jan Engels, Beth Luplow, Heidi Berger, Pam Weinheimer, Fred Heim III, Sally Moyer, Dave Wilken, Jane Weiss, Fourth Row: Robbie Brooks, Chris Guptill, Carol Guptill, Sheri Kohls, Fritz Kreitzman, Sandie Hoffman, Marcy Becker, Cheryl Fehling, Sue Haase, Patty Downey, Randy Schultz. Fifth Row: Keith Schlichting, Karla Pitzlin, Sarah Moyer, Steve Mount, Tony Weisensell, Michelle Foch, Diane King, Dave Kuntz, Dan Caine, Nancy Radke, Albert Goodenough, Dennis Wilken, Sharon Haase, Yvonne Pritchard. Sixth Row: Mark Bobholz, Kim Elske, Mary Weiss, Jane Kuntz, Julie Erickson, Tammi Soldner, Teresa Zeman, Joan Shea, Jode Jakel, Cathy Wolfram, BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Kliss. 00 THE GREAT VOCALS M t i t. « $ i f 5 % | i •1 4 % $ i 1 f £ ’ i k m t m. m P p • 4 J ‘1% '• J Ti -i I ■ J FT - FRONT ROW: Mr. Trentham, Diane Pollnsky, Felicia Touchette, Marilyn Rahn, Robin Callies, Elaine Zank, Jane Weiss, Becky Anton, Laura Zielicke, Nikki Polzin, Rita Sandoval, Linda Zielicke, Karen Zielicke, Jeri Price, Rachelle Zietlow, Nancy Enge- bretson. Sue Bennett, Kay DeVoy, Betty Young, Kim Mount, Kim Elske. MIDDLE ROW: Wendy Affeld, Sandra Reilley, Cheryl Erdmann, Patty Downey, Cheryl Neuberger, Lorie DeVoy, Brenda Kreitzman, Heidi Berger, Lisa Sharp, Sharon Haase, Doug WiI- ken, Kevin Schrab, Bill Haase, Dan Jahnke, Cheri Gahlman, Ann Nehls, Marcy Becker, Serene Rennhack, JoDee Cose, Cheryl Fehling, Sue Gentz. BACK ROW: Evonne Pritchard, Elizabeth Becker, Margaret Miescher, Theresa Brigowatz, Sandie Hoffman, Russ LeRoy, Dale Stone, Bret Bailey, Albert Goodenough, Andrew Sharp, George Hickey, Tim Rohde, Brian Bissen, Lee Weiss, Tim Pieper, David Wilken, Howard Henrich, Cindy Wegener, Jeanne Hickey, Betty Aschaker, Ann Schultz, Colleen Casey. TRIPLE TRIO - LEFT TO RIGHT: Felicia Touchette, Ann Nehls, Cherl Gahlman, Jeanne Hickey, Ann Schultz, Marcy Becker, Theresa Brigowatz, Becky Anton. SWING CHOIR - SITTING: Becky Anton, Jeanne Hickey, Felicia Tou- chette, Ann Nehls, Dan Jahnke, Mr. Trentham, Ann Schultz, Theresa Brigowatz. STANDING: Marcy Becker, George Hickey, Doug Wilken, Tim Pieper, Dave Wilken, Lee Weiss, Al Goodenough, Bret Bailey, An- drew Sharp, Sandie Hoffman, Cheri Gahlman. COUNCIL- FRONT ROW: Jodee Cose, Sub-Secretary; Cheryl Neuberger, Sec.-Treas; Ann Nehls, Vice-President; George Hickey, President. BACK ROW: Marcy Becker, Rep; Cheri Gahl- man, Rep; Theresa Brigowatz, Rep; Sandie Hoffman, Rep; An- drew Sharp (Rep). ORGANIZATION WITH AUDIO-VISUAL INSIGHT A group of dedicated souls gave up many evenings (and even some week- ends) to film such events as football, boys and girls basketball, forensics, and a bridge-building contest. Working on audio visual equipment not only in- volved filming the event, but also showing these events to various audiences. This aided many to improve on their style. The club was led by Mr. Schuster. He was devoted to the proposition that students should enjoy learning. The members would like to express their grati- tude to him for helping them on problems and projects too numerous to men- tion. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Nebl, Blaine Krentz, Jeff Anton, Hal Schultz, Mr. Schuster, Eric Erdmann, Korry Belin, Sarah Moyer, Roger Allen, Jeff Polzin. ABSENT MEMBERS: Steve Buss, Teresa Becker, Paul Klarkouski, Homer Fraser, Scott Kasch, Kevin Rahn. Recently we had the chance to ask embers what they remembered most about A-V activities during the year. Here are some sample replies: R. A: Having the failure of my bridge on tape for the whole world to see. K.B: The time Jeff A. was so de- pressed (?) that he could not thread the tape right. S. M: Always having to film with Homer F. H.F: Hey, wow man! E.E: What the----is the A-V Club? T. B: What did you say? H.S: I can't remember. J. A: Having problems threading tape, I think? S.B: I'll take the Fifth Amendment on that one. C.S: Cooperation on behalf of the stu- dents trained to run the equip- ment. B.N: Quitting because I knew I had enough credits. K. R: Always forgetting I was a club member. B.K: John N. not showing and my hav- ing to take over for him. 80 TACKLING TEAMS The 1977 Trojans were a very gifted organization. Under coaches Keuler and Larson, the team scored some impressive victories, and lost some heart breakers, finally finishing with a record of 6 wins and 3 losses. No Individual or group of individuals can be credited with the suc- cess, as this year's Trojans team displayed a balanced team effort. LEFT TO RIGHT: Assis- tant Coach Thieme, Head Coach Keuler and Assis- tant Coach Larson. FRONT ROW: Rodney Soldner, David Peterman, Jeffrey Dobbratz, Timmy Pieper, Robert Soldner, Joe Pitzlin, Don Aschaker. BACK ROW: Mgr. Howard Henrich, Dane Grosenick, Terry Nehls, Allen Haupert, Lee Weiss, Dave Wilken, Steve Schaeffer, Mgr. Rod Priewe, Coach Napp. FRONT ROW: Gary Krinke, Doug Wilkin, John Kolb, Mike Christian, Eric Erdman, Scott Chyko, Ken Yelk, Mark Christian, Mark Jungbuth, Asst. Coach Larson. MIDDLE ROW: Mgr. Russ LeRoy, Korry Belin, Dan Caine, Rick Priewe, John Sharkey, Bret Bailey, Kevin Rahn, John Nebl, Greg Krueger, Blaine Krentz, Dennis Wilken, Coach Keuler. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Thieme, Rick Peterman, Hal Schultz, Jeff Haase, Ryan LeRoy, Paul Duffy, Greg Haase, Jim Buschkopf, Dean Rettschlag, Jim Wild, Dan Uttech, Dave Fude. 82 INDIVIDUAL RATINGS JOHN SHARKEY MVP and Captain 2nd team Defense-Linebacker BLAINE KRENTZ 1st team Defense-Defensive back 2nd team Quarterback 2ND TEAM CONFERENCE HONORS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Priewe, Defense-Defensive Back; Dan Caine, Honorable Mention (Defense-Lineback- er); John Nebl, Offense-Split End; Eric Erdmann, Defense-Tackle; Greg Krueger, Offense-Tackle; Jeff Haase, Defense-End. 83 HARRIERS MAKE HISTORY ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS: Greg Schrab and Patti Gahlman. Patti Gahlman, All-Conference Girls; Kevin Schrab, New Freshman Record; Dave Lamb, Co-Captain; and Greg Schrab, MVP, Co-Captain, All-Con- ference Boys. The 1977 Dodgeland Cross Country Team had its ups and downs. Team highlights of the season were victories over Winnebago Lutheran and Oakfield. The team made Dodgeland history as it had its first girl competing in the sport, Patti Gahlman. Patti, a junior, placed high in sev- eral invitationals, won several dual meets, and completed the season with all-conference honors as she finished sec- ond in the conference meet. Greg Schrab completed the most outstanding cross country career ever by a Dodgeland harrier. Greg, who won six of seven conference meets, set a record for number of victories throughout his career. Greg also earned all-conference honors tfy finishing fourth in the conference meet. Greg was named most valuable run- ner for the second straight year, and was named co- captain along with senior Dave Lamb. LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Gahlman, Dan Jahnke, Roger Allen, Dave Lamb, Greg Schrab, Kevin Schrab, Scott Bornshlegel, Coach Smanz. 84 VARSITY: Coach Keuler, Becky Anton, Nancy Schuster, John Soldner, Carl Johannson, Howard Henrlch, Tom Nehls, Scott Bornshlegel, Steve Mount, Jeff Anton, Gerald Hendricks. ANYONE FOR A TEE? Seventy-one percent of the golfers were novices and fifty-sev- en percent of the golfers were novices and fifty-seven third with a new school record of 6'4M); John Nebl In the 440 yard dash (did not place); Jim Wild in the 220 yard dash (placed firth). Dodgeland was a balanced team which finished third in the Flyway Conference. LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Luplow, Gail Edwards, Kay Prust, Sandie Hoffman, Nancy Radke, Albert Goodenough, Monica Rahn, Julie Erickson, Jan Engels, Sally Moyer. ABSENT: Teri Greinert. 85 A TISKET, A BASKET VARSITY: FRONT ROW: Mgr. Carl Johansson, John Nebl, Kevin Rahn, Chuck Pasewald. BACK ROW: Blaine Krentz, Jim Wild, Hal Schulz, Jim Buschkopf, Tim Rhode, Jeff Haase, Greg Haase, Coach Larson. FRESHMEN: KNEELING: Kevin Schrab, Rodney Soldner, Howard Henrich. STAND- ING: Lee Weiss, Dave Peterman, Terry Nehls, Allen Haupert. JAYVEES: FRONT ROW: Mgr. Joe Pltzlln, Mark Grelnert, Dan Gernetzke, Mark Jungbluth, Coach Krueger. BACK ROW: Hal Schulz, Tim Rhode, Ricky Peterman. JEFF HAASE Captain BLAINE KRENTZ MVP 2nd Team Conference The boys basketball season brightened up near the end of the season when the varsity won four conference games. Trojans faced several difficulties. One such difficulty was the teams getting short in number. As a result, the players had to work harder. Neverthe- less, the players continued to cooperate and show great enthusiasm through the entire sea« n. JIM BUSCHKOPF Honorable Mention 87 PIN ’EM FOR A WIN VARSITY, FRONT ROW: Ryan LeRoy, Scott Chyko, Eric Erdman, Scott Bornshlegaf, Mark Christian, Howie Rennhack. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Napp, Gerald Hen- dricks, Jeff Anton, Andy Rodri- guez, Kenny Yelk, Coach Sharpe. HOWARD RENNHACK Most Valuable Wrestler Tri-Captain SCOTT BORNSHLEGEL Most Valuable Wrestler Tri-Captain JV, FRONT ROW: Steve Vierck, Steve Mount, Tim Price, Chris Lamp. BACK ROW: Paul Singletary, Ted Lamp, Asst. Coach Napp, Dave Wilken, Bill Haase. KEN YELK Tri-Captain The Dodgeland Wrestlers had a good season, even though they had to forfeit the two upper weights in every meet. The Wrestlers showed true devotion at practices and secured their position for the coming meet. It was a hard-working team even down to the two statisti- cians, Serene Rennhack and Wendy Burnett. The Statisti- cians worked double hard by acting also as managers. 88 89 FIRST ROW: Terry Nehls, Kevin Schrab, Lee Weiss, Tim Pieper, Allen Haupert, John Hinzman. SECOND ROW: Jim Wild, Rodney Soldner, Dave Peterman, Rick Peterman, Robbie Brooks, Rodney Burwitz, Joel Pitzlin. THIRD ROW: Coach Smanz, Dan Uttech, Kevin Rahn, John Nebl, Blaine Krentz, Lome Druecke, Greg Krueger, Bret Bai- ley, Greg Schrab, Coach Saugstad. FOURTH ROW: Hal Schulz, Ryan LeRoy, Jim Buschkopf. ABSENT: Korry Be- lin, Andy Rodrieguez. Boys' track had a successful year with two records broken, two team trophies won and three boys who went to state. Kevin Rahn height- ened the pole vault record of 11'6 to 12'. Blaine Krentz jumped 6 4 at state to break the 6'3 record. Two second place trophies were won at Markesan's Invit. and the Lake Mills' Invit. The three Trojans that went to state were Blaine Krentz in the high jump (placed third with a new school record of 6'4 ); John Nebl in the 440 yard dash (did not place); Jim Wild in the 220 yard dash (placed fifth). Dodgeland was a balanced team which finished third in the Flyway Conference. TRACK STARS 90 FIRST ROW: Lisa Sharp, Roxanne Will, Darcel Neuberger, Charlotte Huph, Barb Breitenstein, Pam Weinheimer, Amy Bailey. SECOND ROW: Karla Pitzlin, Jeanne Hickey, Cindy Caine, Cindy Radke, Michelle Foch, Cindy We- gener, Sue Szumenskl, Wanda Jungbluth. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Brenda Schultz, Mgr. Sue Bennett, Denise Schoen- wetter, Cathy Wolfram, Debbie Schultz, Leanne John, Glenda Bailey, Patty Gahlman, Marcy Becker, Mgr. Tammy Pieper. ABSENT: Tina Priewe, Lila Kottwitz, Coach Stewart. . . . KEEP TRUCKIN’ The girls track season consisted of upsetting records 37 times, winning one team trophy at the Mayville Invitational and send- ing one girl to state. Records were broke in 110 hurdles 3 times, two mile run 5 times, 100yd. dash 1 time, mile run 4 times, 440 relay 8 times, 220 yd. dash 6 times, 220 hurdles 3 times, long jump 7 times and high jump was tied twice. Cindy Radke was the only Trojan who went to state and with good reason. Sprinting a 100 in 11.4 and a 220 in 25.8, along with breaking four records 21 times can only be done by an all- around-good athlete. Cindy took first at state in the 220 and third in the 100 yd dashes. The entire team was loaded with talent and marked the season with a third in conference. 91 FRONT ROW: Patti Gahlman; Mgr, Kim Nehls, Barb Breitenstein. BACK ROW: Gail Edwards, Cindy Radke, Cindy Wegener, Lila Kottowitz, Coach Marquardt, Nancy Radke, Debbie Schultz, Marcy Becker, Michele Foch, Julie Vick. CINDY RADKE Co-Captain Honorable Mention Dodgeland's second basketball team placed fourth in the Flyway Conference. This was surpassed only by tough teams. Two of these three teams went to state: Oakfield, Class C Runners-Up and Lo- mirea. Class B Champs. It was an outstand- ing achievement for the young Trojans teams, and the members should be proud of their season. JULIE VICK Co-Captain SEATED: Jan Engels, Sally Moyer, Diane King, Michelle King. STANDING: Debbie Erdman, Kay Prust, Sandy Jongebloed, Cathy Wolfram, Nancy Schuster, Tammy Pieper, Meg Cribben, Dawn Kreitzman, Coach Klemp. - 33 .VW’, war crr n 92 DEBBIE SCHULTZ MVP NANCY RADKE Honorable Mention 2nd Team Conference 93 VARSITY- FRONT ROW: Nancy Radke, Debbie Schultz, Michelle Foch, Theresa Brigowatz. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Wegener, Gail Edwards, Manager Sally Moyer, Cheri Gahlman. BACK ROW: Coach Marquardt, Julie Vick, Cindy Radke, Ann Nehls. This was the fourth year that Dodgeland had com- peted in volleyball. The varsity girls advanced in their skills during the season, but the tough compe- tition prevented a good ranking in the conference. Thus, Dodgeland had a 7-21 record. Trojans, also, had a young team. Eleven freshman girls went out for the sport; three of these played on varsity. BUMP, SET, SPIKE JAYVEES- FRONT ROW: Kay Prust, Beth Luplow, Sandy Jongebloed, Cathy Wolfram, Debbie Erdman. MIDDLE ROW: Jan Engels, Jane Weiss, Joan Weiss, BACK ROW: Mgr. Nancy Engebretson, Tammy Peiper, Lynn Manning, Lori Manning, Karla Pieper, Coach Marquardt. RADKE CINDY Co-Captain 2nd team Conference 94 95 -ALL THESE STATS VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 20 Cambria 8 21 Lodi 7 6 North Fondy 27 17 Campbellsport 6 13 Horicon 18 6 Laconia 8 26 Lomlra 6 41 Oakfield 6 34 Markesan 14 Conference standing VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 35 Slinger 40 Laconia 35 Oakfield 44 Horicon 44 Campbellsport 26 North Fondy 36 Hustisford 58 Waterloo 49 Laconia 47 Markesan 49 Lomira 73 Horicon 51 DeForest 53 DeForest 68 Oakfield (OT) 47 Campbellsport 27 Lomira 51 North Fondy VARSITY GOLF Columbus (Dodgeland) Won Hustisford Lost Oakfield Lost Slinger Lost Laconia Lost Lomira Lost North Fondy Lost Horicon Won Campbellsport Lost Markesan Won Johnson Creek Lost 34 44 57 22 64 59 37 26 68 46 63 39 45 41 25 44 19 70 41 42 30 63 33 37 5 32 42 24 36 52 Slinger 84 56 Campbellsport 60 68 Lomira 58 66 North Fondy 81 51 Horicon 62 69 DeForest 52 48 Laconia 56 46 Markesan 75 44 Oakfield 49 44 Campbellsport 74 59 Wayland 68 57 North Fondy 70 65 Horicon 47 48 Lodi 47 58 Markesan 70 75 Lomira 66 71 Laconia 99 57 Oakfield 55 45 Columbus 76 VARSITY WRESTLING Slinger 15 Waterloo 31 Orfordvllle 43 •North Fondy 25 Mayvllle 17 •Laconia 25 •Campbellsport 53 •Lomira 26 Wayland 24 •Horicon 31 •Markesan 24 221 Kettle Moraine 187 191 Oakfield 176 190 Cambria 223 199 Waterloo 179 186 Campbellsport 171 177 Horicon 163 214 Columbus 186 181 Kettle Moraine 206 202 Lomira 186 201 Mayville 185 193 North Fondy 198 186 Johnson Creek 209 207 Slinger 196 AWARD WINNERS OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES Cindy Radke Greg Schrab John Sharkey 4 YEAR LETTER WINNERS Barb Breitenstein Darcel Neuberger Cindy Radke CROSS COUNTRY 41 Beaver Dam 20 46 Madison Edgewood 17 35 Campbellsport 20 35 Horicon 20 43 Lomira 20 46 Laconia 17 36 Wayland 21 36 Lodi 20 89 Winnebago Luth. 90 Horicon 46 Camp. 26 Mayville Invitational 22nd place Slinger Invitational 8th place L- Cat Invitational 9th place Conference Meet 6th place Regionals 12th place % Dodgeland scores are on the left of each scoreboard unless otherwise noted. GIRLS TRACK BOYS TRACK 44 Campbellsport 79 26% Meno. Falls M. 62 West Bend W. 36 48 Campbellsport 24 Slinger 84 33% Rlpon 58% Omro 6 57 Horlcon 74 Markesan 22 62 North Fondy 55 Oakfield 24 75% Lomlra 51% Laconia 29 Beaver Dam Invitational 2nd place Mayville Invitational 2nd place Conference 3rd place Regionis 3rd place Sectionals 9th place State 7th place Cindy Radke placed 1st at state in 220 dash JV GOLF 236 Kettle Moraine 180 217 Oakfield 216 222 Cambria 287 239 Waterloo 217 228 Campbellsport 223 209 Horicon 187 230 Columbus 187 218 Lomira 226 212 Kettle Moraine 221 235 Mayville 204 218 Johnson Creek 259 203 North Fondy 241 205 Slinger 221 JV BOYS BASKETBALL 29 Slinger 45 35 Campbellsport 44 47 Lomira 45 35 North Fondy 39 51 Horicon 44 45 DeForest 47 38 Laconia 65 51 Markesan 77 48 Oakfield 68 50 Wayland 67 46 Campbellsport 62 34 North Fondy 36 33 Horicon 39 33 Lodi 52 40 Markesan 67 44 Lomira 50 45 Laconia 55 50 Oakfield 58 JV FOOTBALL 6 Markesan 12 6 North Fondy 20 6 Campbellsport 0 0 Horicon 12 12 Laconia 0 20 Lomira 0 30 Oakfield 0 52 Beaver Dam 51 Campbellsport 701 2 Horicon 75 76 721 2 Markesan 16 80 North Fondy 67 Oakfield 11 82 Laconia 44 Lomira 33 51 Holy Name 74 Lodi 34 Markesan Invitational Lake Mills Invitational Horicon Frosh-Soph Invitational 2nd place 2nd place 3rd place Mayville Invitational Conference Regionals Sectionals State 3rd place 3rd place 3rd place 7th place 12th place JV GIRLS BASKETBALL 20 Slinger 38 23 Laconia 52 17 Oakfield 35 42 Horicon 17 27 North Fondy 24 37 Hustisford 26 20 Waterloo 24 22 Laconia 54 38 Markesan 47 22 Lomira 59 22 Campbellsport 34 23 Horicon 21 26 DeForest 27 44 Markesan 47 35 Oakfield 41 38 Campbellsport 48 22 Lomira 35 36 North Fondy 34 JV VOLLEYBALL Columbus (Dodgeland) Won Hustisford Lost Oakfield Lost Slinger Lost Laconia Lost Lomira Lost North Fondy Lost Horicon Won Campbellsport Lost Markesan Won Johnson Creek Won FROSH FOOTBALL 0 North Fondy 32 0 Horicon 52 20 Campbellsport 6 0 Laconia 28 0 Lomira 32 8 Oakfield 28 97 SPIRIT’S ON THE MOVE! JAYVEES- STANDING: Brenda Schultz, Monique Polzin, Charlotte Huph. TOP: Sue Haase, Tina Priewe. FOOTBALL CHEERERS VARSITY- BOTTOM: Becky Anton. STAND- ING: Teresa Becker, Lila Kottowitz, Sandle Hoffman. ON TOP: Darcel Neuberger. FRESHMEN- FRONT ROW: Leanne John, Heidi Berger. BACK ROW: Denise Schoenwetter, Betty Young, Ann Schultz. 98 WINTER SPIRITS WRESTLING- Charlotte Huph, Sandle Hoffman, Darcel Neuberger. ON TOP: Nikki Polzln. VARSITY BASKETBALL- KNEELING: Becky Anton. MIDDLE ROW: Teresa Becker, JoDee Cose, Cheri Gahlman. ON TOP: Theresa Brlgowatz. 99 JV BASKETBALL: BOTTOM: Denise Schoenwetter, Ann Schultz. TOP: Brenda Schultz, Tina Priewe, Hei- di Berger. FROSH BASKETBALL: Sue Haase, Leanne John, Karla Pitzlin. TOP: Betty Young. Aren't they a friendly bunch? There were no wins or losses in cheer- leading but it did call for skill. The cheer- leaders devoted much of their time for practicing routines, making pep signs, and for supporting Dodgeland teams. Going out in front of a big crowd took courage and these girls deserve the recognition along $10,000 Pyramid with their advisor, Miss Lemke, who gave much to bring school spirit back to life. 103 0, Singing together for the last time. CLASS FLOWER: Blue Rose CLASS COLORS: Black and Gold CLASS MOTTO: It Matters Not What You Are Thought To Be, But What You Are Scholarship presenters. IT MUTTERS M( T WHAT YOU ARE THOUGHT TD BE. BUT VHAT YOU ARE SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD WINNERS; Amy Young-----Dodgeland-Juneau Alumni Barb Breitenstein---Joe Davies Ann Nehls-----Carl Kant, Jr. Ken Yelk --- Juneau Jaycees Felicia Touchette---Mike Saugstad Rhonda Anderson-----Juneau Jaycettes Teresa Becker----Home Ec. Club Cindy Radke----Juneau Lions Greg Schrab---National Honor Society Albert Goodenough---Legion Auxiliary Sandi Hoffman----AAL, Dodgeland Jr. Miss 104 1977-78 AFS STUDENT: Rita del Carmen Sandoval CLASS VALEDICTORIAN: Sandie Hoffman IT matters not what you ARE THOUGHT TO 9E. BUT WHAT YOU ARE CLASS S ALUT ATORIAN: Ann Nehls 105 Rita del Carmen Sandoval I am really happy today to be with all of you. I want to say thanks for every- thing. To all at Dodgeland High, to the Dodgeland AFS Club, to all the other people and organizations who made it possible for me to be here. And very espe- cially, to the Miescher family who I'll never forget. I have experienced in America so many unique moments to remember — like my first rollerskating at- tempt, falling down and then not being ablt to sit the next day, my shoveling snow in winter, freezing my nose and toes, the Homecoming, and my first speech about my country-improving my poor English. Now I have very little time left to stay in this country, but I'll never forget all my friends and the nice people I have known who made me feel at home. America is a wonderful country which I am proud to know and I really hope to come back someday to see you all again. Muchas gracias y hasta la vista.11 Ann Nehls ... A quotation from Ella Wheeler Wilcox states, 'Laugh, and the world laughs with you; weep, and you weep alone.' Well, our class certainly did not weep alone. The faculty would probably agree that we were overstocked with come- dians. Take our female track star, who as a freshman, decided to test the avi- ation power of her eraser, instead it made a crash landing on Mrs. Brieman's head. Or Saudi and his master chef whose greatest achievement was sauteeing mushrooms over a bunsen burner. Mark Twain once said, Humor is the good-na- tured of truth'. Realistically, we know our lives contain times of excrutiating pain, but also times of tremendous joy. True, there is nothing glorious or pro- found about a sense of humor, but it is a necessary ingredient to survive in a sometimes miserable world. Looking back over the last four years of bountiful laughter, I can truthfully say the ability to laugh is an attribute we, the class of '78, already possess with great abundance ... Sandie Hoffmar ... One of the most important things in the world for you is to work out your own individual life, for as our motto says, 'It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are'. You must build your life from the place where you stand and with the materials in your hands. Nobody else ever stood in your particular place or ever will stand in one identical; nobody ever has or can possess the same materials. You alone can fuse the elements. Hold your place, do not try to shift into the place that another occupies. Keep you eye on what you have to work with, not on what someone else has. The ultimate result, the originality, flavor, distinction, usefulness of your life depends on the care, the reverence, and the intelligence with which you work 'out and up' from where you are, and with what you have. Remember — 'It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are' ... 106 We, the co-editors would like to thank those who gave us the opportunities to have memories in the yearbook. By the end of the year, many staff members were eager and spent much time working. Even students and teachers who were not on the staff asked if we needed help (Greg Krueger and Roger Allen wrote up some fine articles). Thanks so much! Support is wonderful and every activity needs it. It was the first time for the Reflections to do several things a little different this year. A little color was added and candids were run below the advertisements so that Reflections could bring more memories to you. We also appreciate greatly the seniors who gave us many ideas on candid forms------It was quite an exper- ience to be on top of the world (school?). The co-editors give special thanks to the following people: To our advisors, Mrs. Neumann and Mr. Wieneke along with Mr. Hare, our Josten's Yearbook representa- tive, for helping us in times of trouble, confusion, and deadlines. To Mr. Rambow who took time out of his busy schedule to photograph beautiful memories. To Dan Caine who willfully helped out our regular photographers and snapped unique shots. To David T. Chapman who wrote the meaningful peom. Our staff hopes that you will enjoy your MEMORIES whenever you open this book of REFLECTIONS . MEMORIES of 1978 THANK YOU ADVERTISERS The Reflections' Staff wishes to thank all of our advertisers for their assistance in the production of our 1977-78 yearbook. This year, advertising support came from within and outside our school district to prove the yearbook that will bring back many memories of Dodgeland High School — 1978. We hope that you will patronize any of these businesses whenever you may have an opportunity to do so. 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