Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

REFLECTIONS DODGELAND HIGH SCHOOL 1981 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Opening page 5 Administration 6-9 Faculty 10 Service Personnel 1102 Sports 30-57 Clubs b Organizations 59-70 Special Events 71-78 Underclassmen Student Life Senior's Senior Director Senior V.I.P.s Gradua, Advertising Closing Page £ Cl 3 Board of Educotion.-FRONT■ Robert Kosten. Eugene Decker. Richard Haase. Jerome Haase. -BACK- Frederick Lampe. Superintendent; Phyllis Schulz. Merlin Stutz. James Zohn. Charles Weinheimer. Mrs. Drtemon Hove faith in yourself. Hove compassion for your fellow man. Always do your bestI Mr. Edmlng Fight the unbeatable foe. ENGLISH SPANISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPAR TMENTS Mrs. Motuszeski Think twice: then follow your heart. Mr. Wyss Cot error: this Is true I Mr. Krueger De positive in life with o desire to suc- ceed! Miss Wubben Read the newspaper. Mr. Keuler Self-motivation is the key to success. Mrs. Larson PHYSICAL EDUCATION, DRIVER'S EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND HEALTH Mr. Krentz Mr. Larson Mr. Schecher Mrs. Stewart Mr. Daley Will you moke the 60s better than we made the 70s?'' Mr. Koch MATH, DU5INE55, AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPAR TMENTS Mr. Kuhn Mr. Do hi Mr. Schuster ,Smile - It’s not that bad. ’’ Mr. Novak Life is like o savings account, you'll get everything out of It that you put Into it — plus interest. '' Mr. Smanz A person 's true welath is the good one does in this world. Mrs. Neumann Strive for the highest goals. '' Miss Lemke The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that one which you hove not laughed. Mr. Nopp HOME ECONOMICS SPECIAL EDUCATION AGRICULTURE LIBRARY, AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS Miss Klemp Always be well-groomed, pleasant and positive to everyone and everything in this world. Mr. Purpuro Live each doy of your future wisely, be- cause when it becomes your post it will follow you forever. Miss Verhulst Keep on singing. Mr. Retzloff Remember: Future formers like you will be feeding the world tomorrow. Mr. Roberson Work hard, don't settle for a simple life: bring out the best in yourself I Miss Sullivan Light up your life - read. SCHOOL HELPERS Janitors: AI Weiss. Lois Roof. Ed Wolfram. Ralph Lindl. Willard Louersdorf. W E T H A N K Y O U . . . WHILE STUDENTS WERE BUSY AT PLAY. Row One: Tommy Pieper. JoDee Canniff. Tommy Zemon. Down Schultz, Jull Zirbel. Connie Kreitzman. Annette Schrob, Janet Weinheimer. Jolene Vick. Tino Wegener. Row Two: Penny Kreitzmon. Jodi Monske. Renee Nehls. Michele Foch. Gino Schmitt. Karen Kitellnger. Down Druecke. Cheryl Strode. Row three: Tomi Greinert. Jill Erickson. Julie Canniff. Cindy Colne. Cindy Monske. Debbie Schultz. Lorolee Weiss. Liso Schindel. Joanne Quest. Tricio Lompe. Trlclo Duffy. Amy Doiley. Down Dornshlegel. 12 n FRONT ROW: Leonne Justmon. Manager; Neil Foch. Russ Freber, Dob Engels. Kevin Galske. Robert Neis. Keith Mauntln. Tyler Nehls. Andy Cribben. Gregg Haupert. Shelley Schmidt. Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Linn. Jeff Schmitt. John Schuster. Mike Decker. Kevin Freber. Tom Caine. Dan Gahlmon. Kent Uttech. Ted Fehrmon. Ron Collies. DACK ROW: Mr. Smanz. coach; Lee Weiss. Troy Wegener. Kevin Schrab. Alan Haupert. Mart Haessly. David Wilken. Scott Kronz. Ritchie Drooks. John Hinzmon. Mark Engebretson. Mr. Novak. Coach. Terry Nehls: Co-Captain Kevin Schrab: Co- Captain b Co-MVP SECTIONAL CHAMPS BOY'S TRACK 80-81 The Dodgeland boys track team hod a very successful season which was highlighted by a WiAA Sectional Team Champion- ship. Dodgeland finished second in the Eastern Suburban Con- ference with a record of 7-1. They set a new team point total in scoring 133 points to win the Morkesan Invitational. A new school Triple Jump record was set during the season by Scott Kranz. Individual award winners were; Ted Fehrmon-Top Rookie. Dob Engels-Most ImprovedI Terry Nehls and Kevin Schrab- Co-Captains, and Kevin Schrab and Andy Cribben- Co- Most Valuable. Andy Cribben: Co-MVP State Participants: Troy Wegner. Alan Haupert. Mott Haessly. Lee Weiss. Missing: Andy Cribben and Kent Uttech. 13 The Dodgelond cross country team hod its most prosperous season this year. Our top runner Kevin Schrob went to state. Kevin and Jim Drennan were the cap- tains, with Schrob M.V.R. We were eleventh in state for most of the season and 5-2 in conference. Gail Wolfram led the girls throughout the season. Kevin Schrob. Co-Captain ond Most Valuable. Jim Drenna. Co-Captain. CROSS COUNTR Y FRONT: John Schuster. Annette Schrob. Amy Kuzniewicz. Gail Wolfram. Neil Foch. BACK: Coach Smanz. Russel Freber. Steve King. Todd Do vis. Kevin Schrob. Kevin Freber. Eddy Mosraert. Peter Young. Missing: Jim Drennan. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Cory McDonough. Dorin Wilken. John Wolfgrom. Robert Gahl- mon. Kurt Sougstod. Tom Coine. Ted Fehrmon. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Neuberger. Kennon Duhr. Willie Owens. Jim Szopinski. Mike Becker. John Schuster. Don Zonk. Orion Rohn. BACK ROW: Tyler Nehls. Keith Mountain. Mike Schmidt. Greg Origowotz. Dan Gohlmon. Bob Engels. Front Row: Bob Engels. Orod Burnett. Tom Coine. Ted Fehrmon. Kennon Duhr. Mike Decker. Kurt Sougstod. John Schuster. Robert Gohlmon. Scott Neuberger. Jim Stone. MIDDLE ROW: Paulette Schrob. Manager: Tommy Hughes. Manager: Tim Engels. David Wilken. Fred Gohlmon. Dovid Richards. Kent Urtech. Jim Szopinski. Tim Gundrum. Troy Wegener. Mott Hoessly. Andy Cribben. Don Aschoker. Scott Linn. Dean Wilken. Manager. BACK ROW: Mr. Keuler. Head Coach: Jeff Schmidt. Kerry Delln. Richie Brooks. Tim Pieper. Terry Nehls. Lee Weiss. Scott Kronz. John Hinzmonn. Allan Houpert. Howard Henrich. Mark Engebretson. Jeff Dobbratz. Dave Peterman. Kevin Neuberger. Mr. Thieme. Assistant Coach. M VP ond Coproin Terry Nehls Terry. Tim. Mark. Andy, ond Tim. CONFERENCE WINNERS First teom-Offense Andy Crlbben-HD First teom-Defense Terry Nehls-End Mark Engebretson-Noseguord Tim Engels-LD Second teom-Offense Tim Pieper-Center Mark Engebretson-Tockle Terry Nehls-HD Second teom-Defense Andy Cribben-Sofety The 1980 football season can best be summarized as a transitional season. W'e re-established the winning edge that was lost during the 1979 season. Many ingredients went into having a 7-2 record this year: strong leadership from our seniors who played a key role in establishing a winning attitude, being fortunate to have very talented athletes as a part of our program, desire and dedication to give that little extra that separates winners from losers, and strong support from our sophomores and freshmen. Adding these ingredients to a well-established football program that is accustomed to putting out winners is what the 1980 football season was all about. Over the years we hove established three very basic objectives to produce a successful program.: 1. Hit with intensity 2. Be Competitive 3. And above all-have fun Putting all of this into perspective I was very pleased with the cooperation and effort that I received from this year's team, and am eagerly anticipating the 1981 football season. 17 Michele Foch. Tommy Pieper. Lorolee Weiss. Debbie Schultz. Renee Nehls. Debbie Schultz All Conference Honorable Mention. Deth Luplow MVP; Captain; 2nd Team All Conference. Renee Nehls All Conference Honorable Mention. 18 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM. SITTING: Tina Wegener. Down Druecke. Jolene Vick. Tricio Lompe. Liso Dehling. STANDING: Lorolee Weiss. Kim Dischoff. Liso Nehls. Drendo Pearson. Liso Schindel. Tricio Duffy. j u N I O R V A R 5 I T Y 19 FRONT ROW: Lynn Muenchow. Mgr.; Karen Kirelinger. Julie Koul. Gina Schmitt. Reno Kreuziger. Mgr. BACK ROW. Mrs. Larson Coach. Gail Wolfram. Renee Nehls. Loralee Weiss. Tammy Pieper. Tricia Duffy. Debbie Schultz. 20 Tricia Duffy: second ream all conference. WE WHIPPED EM GOOD!! Before After J R V A R 5 I T Y Jr. Varsity - FRONT ROW: Morio Holboch. Down Schultz. Connie Kreitzmon. Julie Zirbel. Tina Wegener. Angie Reedy. BACK ROW: Nancy Schultz mgr.. Cindy Monske. Liso Nehls. Liso Schindel. Kim Bischoff. Down Druecke. Liso Sold net. 21 Varsity-Mr. Krentz. Coach. Kent Uttech. Dove Peterman. Troy Wegener. Terry Nehls. Tim Pieper. Scott Kranz. Richie Brooks. Lee Weiss. Allan Houperr. Kevin Schrob. Todd Davis. Andy Cribben. Joel Pitzlin. Manager. J.V.'s-STANDiNG: Coach. Mr. Kreuger: Mark Grosskopf. Manager Tim Holbach. Jim Szopinski. Kennon Duhr. Mike Becker. Don Zonk. Manager. KNEELING. Teddy Fehrman. Kurt Saugstad. Russ Freber. Bobby Engels. John Schuster. D A 5 K E T D A L L 22 Captain Tim Pieper MVP Scott Kranz. 1st Team All Conference Scott Kranz. Jumping for the boll. SENIORS: Tim Pieper. Terry Nehls. Dove Peterman. Joel Pitzlin. Kevin Schrob Allan Haupert. Andy Cribben. Kevin Schrob. Lee Weiss FRESHMEN: BACK ROW: Keith Mountin. Craig Percifield. Greg Drigowotz. Willie Owens. Dan Steffen. Scott Neuberger. Greg Houperr. Gory Wild. Coach. FRONT ROW: Steve King. Cory McDonough. Kevin Golske. Neil Foch. John Wolfram. Neil Schus- ter. Tyler Nehls. 23 FRONT: Dob Gohlmon. Drod Durneff. Chris Jusrmonn. John Zemon. Peter Young. Vince Fuchs. Dove Woitman. SECOND: Russ Lehman. Mike Schmidt. Jeff Schoenwetter. Gerald Hendricks. Orion Rohn. Tim Engels. Kevin Freber. THIRD: Man.. John Prust. Ass. coach. Mr. Kuhn. Steve Duege. Ed Haase. Dave Wiiken. Matt Hoessly. Jeff Schmidt; Man.. John Gernetzke: Coach- Mr. Napp. The Trojan Wrestling Team hod an excellent season this year. There were many close matches which led to the excite- ment of the season. One individual who did very well was sophomore, David Woitman. His record for this year was 26-3-1. He was second at Trojan Invitational and first at Milwaukee Invitational. David Wiiken also received the Most Pins ' award at Milwaukee. All in all, the season went very well. We had a lot of young wrestlers and tough competition. Hopefully next year will be an even better year. Gerold Hendricks-Coptoin Dove Woltmon-MVW 24 BACK ROW: Mr. Keuler. coach: Drod Burnett. Greg Drigowarz. Steve Duege. John Horings. Howard Henrich. Dan Steffen FRONT ROW: David Woltmon. Neil Schuster. Jim Erickson. Corey McDonough. Todd Davis. Kurt Saugsrod. 26 This year hos been filled with both victories ond defeats for the Dodgelond Trojans, but no matter what the outcome it has been our pleasure to be there with you. The 1950-61 Dodgelond cheerleaders WRESTLING-Top to bottom: Tomi Greinert. Kim Elske. Korlo Pitzlin. Cindy LeRoy. FOOTBALL — Top to bottom: Denise Schoenwetter, Tomi Greinert. Mory Wild. Ann Schultz. Co thy Wolfram. Sue Hoose. Korlo Pitzlin. 27 BASKETBALL Ann Schultz. Cathy Wolfram. Sue Haase. Mary Wild. Den- ise Schoenwetter. Where's Matt? J. V. BASKETBALL: Heidi Petroselli. Top-Jodi Manske. Gina Tisdale. Tami Zemon. Jill Anton. HI Gina! 28 29 Cambridge Waterloo Marshall Palmyra Lakeside Williams Day Johnson Creek Husrlsford Deerfield Cambridge Waterloo Marshall Palmyra Lakeside Williams Day Johnson Creek Hustisford Deerfield Cambridge Waterloo Marshall Palmyra Lakeside Johnson Creek Hustisford Deerfield Cambridge Waterloo Marshall Lakeside Williams Day Johnson Creek Hustisford Deerfield Ookfield Compbellsport Palmyra Marshall Williams Day Johnson Creek Waterloo Deerfield Cambridge Lakeside Columbus Way lank Husrlsford SCOREBOARD Girls Varsity Daskerball CONFERENCE CHAMPS JV Girls Volleyball out of 3 matches 667 (WON) Oak fie Is 3-0 60-36 (WON) Compbellsport 3.0 4641 (WON) Palmyra 2-1 5747 (WON) Marshall 0-3 4644 (WON) William Day 1.2 5519 (WON) Johnson Creek 2-1 4036 (WON) Waterloo 2.1 4517 (WON) Deerfield 3-0 65-23 (WON) Cambridge 1-2 4621 (WON) Lakeside 12 34-26 (WON) Columbus 3.0 2627 (WON) Way land 3.0 4242 (WON) Hustisford 2.1 44-33 (WON) 46-31 27-43 43-26 105-30 (WON) (LOST) (WON) (WON) Cross Country Ookfield Invit. 3rd our of 6 (75 pts) May ville Invit. 13 of 22 (349) pts) Waterloo 37.20 (WON) Girls JV Daskerball 22-23 22-51 65.12 17.22 Girls Volley bo 11 Varsity Our of 3 matches Lakeside Lutheran Marshall Slinger Invit. 4th of 9 (306 pts) (LOST) Laconia Invit. 7th of 12 (166 pts) (LOST) Palmyra (WON) Rio Invit. 4th of 6 (99 pts) (WON) Deerfield (LOST) Cambridge (LOST) Conference Meet 6th. 5th tie overall (139 pts) (LOST) Sectionals 4th of 6 (136 pts) 1-2 2.1 1.2 23.32 25-32 20-37 33-25 36.22 (LOST) (LOST) (LOST) (WON) (WON) (WON) Kevin Schrob 3rd (state qualifier) 49 at state (WON) 3-3 Conference Dual Meet Record (LOST) 32-37 Overolll Record (WON) 11th Ranked Team in State before tournament series (LOST) (LOST) (LOST) Varsity Football (WON) Marshall 6-0 (WON) (WON) Waterloo 6-0 (WON) Cambridge 6-21 (LOST) Hustisford 20-6 (WON) Lakeside 7-14 (LOST) Palmyra 14.6 (WON) 1.2 Williams Day 47.12 (WON) 3-0 Deerfield 6-0 (WON) 3.0 Johnson Creek 12-0 (WON) 3.0 3.0 1.2 2-1 3.0 3.0 3.0 JV Football Marshall 16-6 (WON) Waterloo 04 (LOST) Cambridge 12-34 (LOST) Hustisford 14-12 (WON) Lakeside 20-6 (WON) Palmyra 30.0 (WON) Williams Day 174 (WON) Deerfield 21.0 (WON) 30 mo 1981 JV Wrestling VARSITY BASKETBALL US 41 Cambridge 46 46 Waterloo 77 56 Marshall 51 09 Palmyra 57 46 Lakeside 59 54 Williams Bay 55 60 Johnsons Creek 64 06 H ustis ford 09 54 Deerfield 52 66 Cambridge 50 46 Waterloo 62 01 Marshall 49 61 Palmyra 57 41 Lakeside 71 46 Johnsons Creek 64 70 Williams Boy 46 56 Hustisford 66 49 Deerfield 50 66 Hustisford 76 US JV BASKETBALL 20 Cambridge 26 06 Waterloo 51 07 Marshall 46 26 Palmyra 40 44 Lakeside 61 50 Williams Boy 52 62 Johnsons Creek 66 65 Hustisford 09 45 Deerfield 57 00 Cambridge 29 09 Waterloo 77 29 Marshall 70 07 Palmyra 49 00 Lakeside 47 04 Johnsons Creek 60 57 Williams Bay 46 61 Hustisford 52 02 Deerfield 46 Varsity Wrestling US 9 Merrill 54 Mosinee 14 Johnsons Creek 49 26 Cambridge 00 09 Lakeside 27 20 Waterloo 00 21 Moyvllle 40 12 Marshall 47 27 Deerfield 26 06 Poynerte 14 US 25 Mosinee 44 50 Johnsons Creek 17 00 Cambridge 0 6 Lakeside 6 21 Waterloo 0 16 Moyvllle 12 210 GOLF VARSITY Johnsons Creek 207 200 N. Fondy 176 211 May ville 160 7th ot Elkhart Lake Invitational 191 Marshall 190 179 Horicon 170 160 Williams Bay 160 JV GOLF US 251 Johnsons Creek 226 194 N. Fondy 164 205 May ville 194 59 Marshall 54 210 Horicon 196 224 Williams Bay 254 US 62 Doys Track Horicon 40 76 Cambridge 49 120 Hustisford 0 Laconia Invitational 2nd 100 Waterloo 04 74 Polmyro 50 Deforest Invitational 4th Markeson Invitational 1st May ville Invitational 2nd 56 Deerfield 71 79 Marshall 46 94 Johnson Creek 02 Conference Meet 2nd Regionols 2nd Sectionals 1st Horicon Re toys Girl's Track Ord US 71 Horicon 50 65 Cambridge 56 69 V2 Hustisford 29 Vi 05 Lakeside 66 Laconio Invitlonal 1st Waterloo Invitational 5th 55 Waterloo 66 55 Palmyra 66 Morkesan Invitational Ord Conference Meet R egional-Pordee ville 3rd Sectionols-Kohler Hfh 31 Our athletes should be commended on the terrific achievements they earned during the year. May these achievements be recognized in the future years of Dodgeland's athletic programs. 32 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS WERE AMONG THE ACTIVITIES . . . SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT: Reporter Beth Metzger. Secretory Amy Kuznlewicz, President Julie Kolscheur. Vice President Nancy Manning, and Trea- surer Pam Holbach. Back: Angela Word. Dawn Schultz. Joyce Scott. Advisor Mr. Edming. Trlcio Lampe. Becky Tracey, and Gina Tis- dale. SPANISH This year the Spanish Club hod numerous activi- ties including caroling at Christmas time and attend- ing a performance of the Dallet Folklorico in Mil- waukee. They also visited a Mexican restaurant before the performance. CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT: Eddy Mos- taert. MIDDLE: Becky Brown. Kim Elske. Beth Luplow. Car- rie Londsee. Maria Holbach. BACK: Lynne Johll. Joan Kolscheur. Janalynn Tillema, Lisa Hinzmonn. Amanda Scott. Mary Kolscheur. and Karen Kroll. Tutoring is o program set up by Mr. Dornfeld which any high school student may join and receive up to a full doss credit. The program is set up to aid elementary and secondary school students in their studies and give practical exper- ience to the tutor, which can be beneficial if he plans on entering on educational, health, or so- cial career. The tutors may change at semester time; shown are first semester's tutors. Hall monitors ore students who volunteer or are chosen to guard'' the halls during their free periods. Desides keeping students from roam- ing the halls, they run er- rands for the teachers and Mrs. Duffy. Thanks to these students, the school's halls ore kept orderly. Due to se- mesterization, monitors will change at semester. First se- mester's monitors are shown. TUTORS: Beth Liplow. Tommy Pieper. Pom Schoalmo. Frank Albrecht. Trlcio Du fly. SITTING: Lynne Johll. HALL MONITORS: FRONT: Michele Foch. Reno Kreuziger, Penny Kreltzmon. Ann Lomp. Down Schultz. Julie Koul. MIDDLE: Karen Kirelinger. Jon Engels. Dono Westphol, Renee Nehls. Gino Schmitt. Peggy Peorson. Mary Wild. BACK: Lorolee Weiss. Tricio Lompe. Joanne Quest. Beth Metzger. Jeri Price. Jeff Dobbrotz. Todd Erdmon. Pom Schaolmo. Annette Neuberger. Monica Rohn. ON LOCKERS: Gerald Hendricks, and Don Aschoker. FRONT: Down Schultz, Sheryl Roll. Deb Nehls. Julie Hllker. Kim Elske. Derh Luplow. Rebecca Drown. Carrie Londsee. Annette Schrob. MIDDLE: Tim Engels. Ted Fehrmon. Michele Foch. Carmen Henken. Tricio Lompe. Debro Douer. Morio Holboch. Joan Kolscheur. STANDING: Paulette Schrob. Dob Engels. Cindy LeRoy. John Gernetzke. Howard Henrich. Todd Davis. Mike Decker. Kevin Freber. Deth Metzger. Monica Henrich. Julie Kolscheur. Renee Nehls. OFFICERS - FRONT: Jon Engels. Representative: Koy Schulz. Secretory: Ann Schultz. Vice President: Cothy Wolfram. Representative: Eddy Mostoert. AFS Student: Monica Rohn. President; Annette Neuberger. Reporter: Dione King. Advertising: Tommy Pieper. Representative. MIDDLE: Mary Ann Wild. Neil Schuster. Joan Weiss. Jonolynn Tillemo. Gall Wolfram. Sue Hoose. Darin Wilken. Jolene Vick. Amondo Scott. STANDING: Korlo Pitzlin. Julie Fehling. Tomi Greinert. Joyce Scott. Jane Weiss. Lee Weiss. Lorolee Weiss. David Wilken. Advisor Mr. Edming. Tim Pieper. David Peterman. Jeff Schmidt. Andy Cribben. Kurt Sougstod. Deon Wilken. Tomi Schoenwetter. This year the A.F.S. Club hod two exchange students; Eddy Mostoert from Belgium and Poulo Strickner from Austria. Unfortunately, Poulo returned to her home in Austria in December. The year's events included: o float in the Town Country Day 's parade, o trip to Milwaukee Folk Fair, short term exchange with Mt. Zion, Illinois students, Chili Supper ond on Eoster Raffle. Many other activities were held throughout the year. IHiHi The students of Dodgelond High were very proud to have Eddy os o Foreign Exchange student. He was the highlight of the Christmas assembly with his mime routine and a great asset to the choir and swing choir. Eddy will be missed by all when he returns to his home in Delguim in June. ALL AMERICAN? Deste Vrienden. When I left Brussels National Airport I didn't know how my year was going to be. not finding Juneau on the U.S. Map. I couldn 't wait to meet the people that were going to be my parents for a whole year. It was kind of hard to feel at home in the country when you're used to living in the city. After a while the city kid felt at home in the country. All the boms and silo's were very strange to me. Pigs, and especially, almost a thousand at a time was very impressive. The first day at school I felt terrible: most people staring at me like I was a marsman but when the ice was broken, a lot of people were very nice and friendly. I was glad to have Paula too. She was really a good help to me and I hope I was one for her, too. We shared our experiences, our joys as most as we could together. The first week at school was terrible. I tried to concentrate on the courses because Americans speak different than the English I learned. I really enjoyed school because people were nice and the teachers great; it wasn't that formal all the time like it was in my other school in Belgium. You made our stoy-Paulo j and mine-a very special one. An experience we 'II never forget. It's great that there's an organization like AFS that con make a dream, (because it's a dream to come here) possible. People out of school were very nice to me too and I would like to thank all of them who made my stay so wonderful. just cannot believe how fast the year had gone. Once again thank you for the great year. I will remember and treasure this year for the rest of my life. I don't know who next year's AFS students are going to be; but I know that the students who ore coming to Dodgelond, will have a great year to look forward to. Thank You All, Eddy Mostaert, AFS, Belgium 37 ART CLUB The Art Club sold honey this year to raise money. Club T-Shirts were designed ond o mural on the side of o born was discussed. Money raised through the year went toward a trip at the end of year. FRONT: Carol Ireland. President; Mike Dornfeld. Vice President; Jolene Vick. Secretary; and Julie Hilker. Treasurer. MIDDLE: Jerome Ziehme. Don Aschaker. Todd Bornshlegol. Karen Kroll. Tricia Lampe. Annette Schrob. ond Mike Ziehme. BACK: Mr. Napp. Advisor; Eddy Mostaert. Kathy Quest. Heidi Heim. Ritchie Brooks. John Hinzmon. Mike Schoenwetter. Brian Rahn. Paul Singletary, ond Carmen Henken. AUDIO- VISUAL Through the use of our Audio-Visu- al equipment: Mr. Schuster and his workers are able to tape sports events, forensics, TV movies, and other important events from TV. The students show them at a later time from the tapes for the classes. The Arts and Crofts Club is now continu- ing to repair toys all year instead of stop- ping right after Christmas because we hove found a new source of use for the repaired toys. The officers ore: President-Diane King Vice Pres.-Mike Dornfeld Secretary-EUen Haase Treosurer-Deth Luplow We do have a good attendance now, but new members are always welcome. AR T CLUB ARTS AND CRAFTS- FRONT: Paul Singletary. Neal Schuster. Pete Young. Dean Wilken. Doni Kaddotz. Tommy Zeman. Helen Downey. Dorrin Wilken. Steve King. Dione King. Pres.: Beth Luplow. Treasurer.- Ellen Hoose. Sec. MIDDLE: Mr. Schuster. Advisor.- Russ Freber. John Schuster. Russ Lehmann. Jim Szoplnski. Julie Kolscheur. Joel Pitzlin. Mike Dornfeld. Vice Pres.- Mr. Kuhn. Advisor. BACK: Kurt Sougsrod. Tim Wolters. Sandy Jongeb- loed. Kothy Quest. Monica Rohn. Sheryl Roll. Carol Ireland. AUDIO-VISUAL FRONT: Sheryl Roll. Deth Luplow. Kim Elske. BACK: Mr. Schuster. AdvU sot: Monica Rohn. Ann Schultz. Kothy Quest. Dione King. Joe Brennan. Sandy Jongeb- loed. Tim Wolters. DEBATE Front: Sonyo Westphoh Tomi Greinerf. Middle: Kimberly Elske. Secretory-Treasurer; Mary Kolscheur. Vice President. Dock: Jill Erickson; Kim Dischoff: Deth Metzger; Tim Gundrum: John Gernetzke. President; Don Steffen: Eddy Mostoert: Mrs. Driemon. cooch. The debate ream this year had only three return debaters: John Gernetzke, Tim Gun- drum, and Mary Kaischeur. The remaining de- baters were all novice, or first-year debaters. Overall, the debaters had a fine season with a final record of 44 wins and 40 losses. The affirmative debaters for this year were John G.. Eddy M.. Dan S.f and Tim G. The negative debaters were Sonya W., Mary K., Jill E., and Kimberly E. Alternate debaters were Deth M., Kim D., and Tami G. Various awards were won by the team throughout the year and Dodgelond sent one team to the Debate of the Champs on January 24, 1961. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Dodgeland FFA hod o very successful year in 1960-61. We ore proud to announce that mem- bership is up fourteen members under the new advisor: Mr. Retzloff. The FFA sent three mem- bers to Kansas City, Missouri, in November for the Notional FFA Convention. Travelling to the convention were Terry Nehls, Tim Wolter, John Duske, and Mr. Retzloff. John Duske received the American Former Degree Award at the conven- tion. December was the fruit sole month with the members of the organization selling over 750 cases of fruit making it a great success. Another success was in January when the FFA sold Krinke Popcorn throughout the community. The FFA started a cornplot this year next to the athletic complex, south of Juneau, which the School Board has agreed to rent to the FFA. The city also donated ten acres of land directly adja- cent to the rented land on which we will raise different varieties of corn, hay, and oats. The annual Banquet of the FFA for 1960-61 was held on April 4, 1961. FRONT: Corey McDonough. Ron Lauersdorf. Robert Neis. Tony Weisensel, Sentinel; Jeff Dobbrorz. Secretory; Terry Nehls. President: Howard Henrich. Vice President: Tim Wolter. Reporter: David Wltmon. Steve Pasewold. Neil Foch. SECOND: Drod Dailey. Peggy Pearson. Darin Wilken. Tyler Nehls. Dole Jeche. Dan Zank. Jeff Schultz. John Johll. Dean Wilken. Karen Clark. Chris Justmann. Mr. Retzloff. advisor. THIRD: Keith Poor. Greg Krinke. Pieter Droejkamp. John Metzger. Orion Rahn. Paul Gahlmon. Treasurer. Ed Posewald. Dan Houptli. John Zemen. Troy Schultz. FOURTH: Mike Ziehme. Curtis Sfrohbeen. Mike Buss. Jim Stone. Rod Priewe. Joel Pirzlin. David Peterman. Paul Singletary. Keith Klomsren. Ed Haase. FIFTH: Don Schneider. Scott Vince. Mike Kitelinger. Dan Kuhlmon. Dole Degeler. Mike Dornfeld. Frank Albrecht. James Szopinski. Gary Schoolmo. Leon Schmitt. Right after Christmas the Coun- cil was busy planning and deco- rating the gym for their second big dance of the year — Turnabout. 5 T U D E N T C O U N C L Announcing! Council mode Homecoming o success FRONT: Renee Nehls, Kevin Schrob. Eddy Mostoert, Gino Schmitt. MIDDLE: Sheila Cribben. Russell Freber, Peter Young. Karen Kirelinger. Jill Anton. Linda Zielicke. Gail Wolfram. Steve King. Keith Mountain. Cheryl Strode. BACK: Miss Wubben. advisor: Teresa Bauer. Julie Hilker. Gail Bobholz. Mike Becker. Alan Haupert. John Gernetzke. Jim Brennan. Ronald Collies. Denise Schoenwetter. Ann Schultz. Julie Fehling. Bob Engels. The student council sponsors Homecoming activities during Fri- day afternoon. The Sophomore Class finishes it by taking care of the Homecoming Dance. Freshmen class struggling for a victory The Freshmen's Hall Decoration The Defeated Juniors HOME EC CLUB This year the Home Ec Club consisted of 30 members. Some of its activities this year in- cluded activity night, a potluck for their Christ- mas party, and they also helped with the blood bank. After raising money by selling concessions the club took a trip to Oshkosh and toured the Oshkosh D' Gosh Company. They also en- joyed themselves while they shopped and ate supper at the Pioneer Inn. The Home Ec Club also set aside some of their money for a scholarship for a graduating senior. FRONT ROW: Reno Kreuziger. Karen Kirelinger. Julie Koul. Dob Engels. Ann Ireland. MIDDLE ROW: Debby Weinheimer. Kotie Noll. Donno Riege. Ann Klarkowski. Down Schultz. Tricio Lompe. Lori Kolb. Jodi Monske. Drendo Pearson. JoDee Conniff. Julie Conniff. Hiede Petroselli. Terese Justmonn. Debi Nehls. Goil Wolfram. Russ Freber. Gino Schmitt. June Null. BACK ROW: Janet Weinheimer. Lynn Muenchow. Debbie Hecht. Amanda Scott. Jolene Vick. Jilanne Anton. Dawn Oruecke. Sonya Westphol. Joanne Quest, Frank Albrecht. Elena Borrow. Lori Johll. Loralee Weiss. Jane Collies. Kurt Sougstod. Ted Fehrman. Ellen Haase. Angie Reedy. Peggy Pearson. Lori Gernetzke. Mary Ann rolling the dough. FRONT: Diane King, money making: Kathy Quest, money making.- Karla Pitzlln. Sec..- Betty Young. Treas.: Carol Ireland. Pres..- Cathy Wolfram. V. Pres.: Joey Jokel. Sen. Rep: Nancy Schultz. MIDDLE: Cheryl Roll. Sen. Rep..- Joan Weiss. Chelie Foch. Jane Weiss. Jon Engels. Tammy Pieper. Angela Ward. Glenda Dailey. Julianne Kolscheur. Jeri Price. Pam Weinheimer. Helen Downey. Ruth Emery. BACK: Dave Peterman. Joel Pitzlin. Lee Weiss. Terry Nehls. Tim Pieper. Jeff Dobbrorz. Cindy Caine. Monica Rahn. Linda Zielicke. Carmen Henken. Joyce Scott. David Wilken. Pieter Droegkomp. Evonne Pritchard. Leanne Justmann. Linda Sacino. Diane Borrow. Julie explaining the procedure of cookie making. o Front: Derh Luplow. Down Dornschlegel. Janet Weinheimer. Louro Nehls. Angelo Word. Hiede Perroselli. MIDDLE: Debbie Nehls. I Julie Kolscheur. Glenda Dailey. Pom Weinheimer. Debby Weinheimer. Derh Metzger. Detty Young. DACK: Miss Sullivan. Advisor: I Jone Collies. LuAnn Dehling. Lourie Houpert. Monica Henrich. Michelle Henriott. Carmen Henken. Cheryl Strode. Terese Justmonn. Helen Downey. Jeri Price. I The Library Club took a trip April 7. They went to Milwau- kee to the Brewery, to the Domes and to the Milwaukee Public Library. They went carol- ing at Cleorview and put on a Christmas program for the ele- mentary students. Audio Visual projects were made for student use. The Library Club held a contest during Christmas. Orna- ments were made and the best six were given to Clearview. Reading stories to elementary children were also part of their activities. LIDRARIANS: FRONT: LuAnn Dehling. Jeri Price. Angelo Word. DACK: Jone Collies. Monica Henrich. Lourie Houpert. Joyce Schoolmo. 46 NATIONAL HONOR ' 'M ission Honorable'' was the theme of the assembly In which 12 new members were inducted in the Dodgelond NHS Chapter. The National Honor Society conducted a Dlood Dank in No- vember and exceeded their goal of 50 pints. The NHS also held a raffle consisting of a Tur- key, Ham, and Chicken food bosket. Tim Gundrum, Sue Haase. Denise Schoenwetter. Deth Luplow. Jane Weiss, Allan Houpert. Joan Weiss. Julie Kalscheur. Kevin Schrab. Ann Schultz. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY i £ L FRONT: Mr. Schecher-Advisor; Joan Weiss-Treasurer; Allan Houperr-President: Tim Gundrum-Vice President: Deth Luplow.Secretary. MIDDLE: Derry Young. Debbie Schultz. Amy Kuzniewicz. Paulette Schrab. Mary Wild. Kevin Neuberger. Andy Cribben. Sue Haase. Kim Elske. BACK: Renee Nehls. Julie Kalscheur. Ann Schultz. Denise Schoenwetter. John Gernetzke. Kevin Schrab. Jane Weiss. Karla Pitzlln. Tommy Pieper. FRONT: Mrs. Motuszeski. Advisor: Tommy Sport Ed.: Deny Y.. Ed.: John G.. Asst. Ed.: Andy C. Sport Ed.: Kim E.. Feature Ed. MIDDLE: Production Staff: Cindy L.. Deth M.. Monica R.. Karla P.. Laurie H.. Amy K. BACK: Cindy M., Donna R.. Tomi G.. Tommy S.. Jane W.. Renee N.. Jan E.. Cathy W.. Denise S.. Karen K.. Ann S., Gordon F.. Karen K.. Sue K.. Peter Y.. Doni K. Deadlines-serting them, meeting them, and sometimes nor making them-is one unique port of the Odyssey, our school paper. Advisor for the Odyssey is Mrs. Motuszeski. who puts in olot of time proofreading the paper. The Odyssey comes out six times a year- Homecoming. Thanksgiving. Christmas. Valentine 's Day. Easter, and the Senior Edition. Articles in the paper ore submitted and written by the students. The process of putting the paper together by typing, running it off. and stapling it together, is also done by the student s themselves. Deing on the Odyssey Staff is hard work: but It's a rewarding experience. Students on the Odyssey staff get a feeling of accomplishment after each issue is done. It's a good thing that our school has enough students who ore willing to work hard for a good paper, and. take pride in being a part of the Odyssey staff. Let s keep it going. FRONT: Deth L.. Sheila C. Glenda D.. Annette N. MIDDLE: Sue H.. Jeri P.. Julie H.. Anne I., Paulette S.. Jodie C. Gail D. BACK: Sonya W.. Cindy C.. Debby D.. Laurie H.. Tricio L.. Julie C.. Kay S.. Allan H.. Todd D.. Joanne Q.. Angie R.. Jill A.. Eddie M.. Annette S. R E F L E C T I O N 5 m OFFICERS - FRONT ROW. Mary Ann Wild. Yearbook Soles: Corhy Wolfram. Assis- tant editor and Advertising Sales: Denise Schoenwerter. Co-editor: Ann Schultz, Co- editor. SECOND ROW: John Gernetzke. Photographer.- Kim Elske. Assistant editor.- Monica Rohn. Advertising Soles.- Julie Kolscheur. Assis- tant editor.- Deny Young. Business Manager. We the editors of the 1981 Reflections, wish to express our gratitude to the staff, Mrs. Neumann, and our com- munity support. We would like to give Mr. Ram bow a special thanks for his devotion and long hours which made the year- book possible. Thanks once againI Ann and Denise CO-EDITORS Missing from the above picture: Monica Henrich. Cindy LeRoy. and Joanne Quest. FIRST ROW: Jill Anton. Jan Eng- els. Deth Luplow. Lori Ger- netzke. SECOND ROW. Dana Westphol. Julie Kaul. Nancy Manning. Kathy Quest. Kay Schultz. Debbie Dauer. Annette Schrob. THIRD ROW. Gina Schmitt. Diane King. Eddy Mos- taert. Carol Ireland. Paulette Schrob. THE BOOK MAKERS FORENSICS '81 This year’s forensic ream consisted of the following: FRONT: Annette Neuberger. Sheila Cribben. Karen Kitelinger. Eddy Mostaert. Deth Luplow. Tommy Zeman, Deny Young, and Helen Downey. MIDDLE: Debbie Kohls, Sonya Westphal. Tommy Hughes. Glenda Dailey. Diane King. Kim Elske. Deth Metzger. DACK: Coaches Mrs. Motuszeski. Mr. Edming. and Mrs. Drieman: Tim Gundrum. Tammy Pieper. John Gernetzke. Denise Schoenwetter. Julie Kalscheur. Andy Cribben. Janice Dobholz. Laurie Haupert. Paulette Schrob. and Annette Schrab. State Participants were: FRONT: Denise Schoenwetter. Karen Kitelinger. Sonya Westphal. Kim Elske. Annette Schrob. MIDDLE Annette Neuberger, Tammy Pieper. Diane King. Deth Luplow, Deth Metzger. Paulette Schrab. DACK: Glenda Dailey. Laurie Haupert. Andy Cribben. John Gernetzke. Tim Gundrum, and Tammy Hughes. The Forensic team broke its previous record of earning six A ratings at store to earning nine A ratings. Seven students received D certificates and nine received A gold medals. 50 LETTER WINNER'S CLUB FIRST ROW: Jeff Dobbratz. Debbie Schultz. Paulette Schrab. Amy Kuznlewlcz. Annette Schrab. Kim Elske. Mary Wild Gina Schmitt. Karen Kitelinger, Julie Kaul. Debbie Nehls. Gail Wolfram. Lynn Muenchow. Dawn Schultz. Denise Schoenwetter. Ann Schultz. SECOND ROW: Renee Nehls. Cindy Caine. Howard Henrich. Jon Engels. Karla Pitzlln. Cathy Wolfram. Tammy Hughes. Tami Greinert. Sue Haase. Amy Doiley. Tammy Pieper. Lori Kolb. Gail Edwards. Deth Luplow, Triclo Lampe. Jodi Manske. Trlclo Duffy. THIRD ROW: Eddy Moestart. Nell Foch. Andy Cribben. Tim Engels. John Zeman. Kevin Freber. Don Aschoker. Mike Decker. Troy Wegener. Peter Young. David Woltman, Russ Freber. Dob Engels. Lee Weiss. Lora lee Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Tim Gundrum. Paul Singletary. Kevin Schrab. Jeff Schmidt. Allan Hauperr. John Gernetzke. Mart Hoessly. Jim Drennan. John Hinzmann. Ritchie Drooks. Scott Kranz. Steve Duege. Tim Pieper. Dove Wilken. Todd Davis. Drad Durnett. Kent Uttech. Mark Engebretson.Scott Linn. Ted Fehrman. Kurt Sougstad. Missing were Robert Gohlmon. Gina Tisdale, and Michele Foch. 51 Cute Hot. Renee Doby-Magic? Art - Anyone? Smile BEING SILL Y Mitch l Irishmen? Ohh - A4y Contact Sitting Pretty Hoppy Watch Out. John 53 MAKERS i Young, Diane King. Karen Helen Downey. Dob Engels. FIRST ROW: Kim Elske. Detty Young. Julie Fehllng. Peter Dehling. Party Price. Jill Anton. Donna Rlege. Linda Ziellcke. ________ Jeri Price. Lori Gernetzke. Ellen Haase. Connie Kreitzman. SECOND ROW: Mbs Verhulrz. Director.- Terese Justmonn. Tina Wegener, Tommy Schoenwerter. Karen Kirelinger, Janice Dobbolz. Lisa Hinzmon. Mike Loeck. Andy Cribben, Jeff Schultz Steve King. Ted Fehrmon. ry Wild. Neal Schuster. Anne Ireland. Carmen Henken. Peggy Pearson. e. Gail Jackie Netzer, Glenda Da Dobolz Laurie Houpert. Pam Weinheimer. Michelle Foch. Joanne Quest. Defh Metzger. Jon Tillemo. Monica Henrich. Rena Kreuziger. Ed Haase, Greg Haupert. Eddy Mostaert. Kurt Sougstad. FOURTH ROW: Evonne Pritchard. Ann Schultz. Mike Decker. Kay Schultz Gina Tisdale. Chuck Nall. Cindy LeRoy. Jim Drennen. Lee Weiss. Mike Fehllng. David Wiiken. Tim Pieper. Dan Schultz. Kathy Quest. Mott Hoessey. Liso Schindel. John Schuster. Annette Neuberger, Jane Weiss. Heidi Derger. Jeanne Hickey. Debbie Schultz. SWING CHOIR: BACK ROW.Neal Schuster. Andy Cribben. Lee Weiss. Tim Pleper. Michael Becker Thomas Caine. Ted Fehrman. FRONT ROW Jill Anton. Jane Weiss. Cindy Caine. Ann Schultz. Hieck Berger. Mary Wild. Jer! Price, and Jim Elske. s 1 SWING CHOIR singing at Christmas assembly. TRIPLE TRIO: TOPAnnette Neuberger. SECOND ROW: Jean Hickey. Debbie Schultz. Gail Dobbolz. Michelle Foch. Koy Schulz. BOTTOM ROW.Evonne Pritchard. Tommy Schoenwet- ter. ond Betty Young. CHORUS OFFICERS: Tim Pie per- VICE PRESIDENT: Ann Schultz■ PRESIDENT: Goil Dobbolz■ SECR ETA R Y- TR EASUR ER. The Dodgelond High School Stage Bond. COLOR GUARD: Jodi Monske. Renee Nehls, Down Schultz. A practice session. Koy Schulz. Jane Weiss. 56 FIRST ROW. Pom Weinheimer. Defh Luplow. Cathy Wolfram. Heidi Derger, Down Schultz. Paulette Schrob. Debbie Douer. Evonne Prit- chard Joan Weiss. SECOND ROW: Jon Engels. Chris Shaeffer. Jolene Vick. Tricia Duffy. Cheryl Strode. He- len Downey. Jodi Monske. Liso Win- ter. Rocha el Wolrer. Julie Stutz. Mi- chele Henriott. Katie Noll. Sue Kolb. Mory Kolscheur. THIRD ROW. Deb- bie Nehls. Tommy lemon. Jeanne Hickey. Sue Hoose. Koy Schulz. Jooni Donde. Cindy Monske. Greg Drigowotz. Liso Schindel. Jonice Dobholz. Teko Douer. Sonia West- phol. Jone Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Dorb Rogowski. Potty Price. Goil Dobholz. Michele Foch. Kim Elske. Janet Weinheimer. Jill Erickson. TomI Greinerr. Keith Mountln. Peter Droejkomp. Dione King. Julie Fehl- ing. Debbie Kohls. John Gernetzke. Jim Erickson. Jim Engels. Mike Decker. Jeff Schmidt. David Wliken. FIFTH ROW: Chris Justmonn. Troy Schultz. Renee Nehls. Mr. Roberson. Director.- Chuck Noll. Mike Schmidt. Dob Dennett. DAND An assembly for o Veteran's Doy Program. A performance by the Stage Dond for the FLAG SQUAD: Kim Elske. Helen Downey. Jon Engels. Heidi Derger. Julie Hllker. Julie Fehling. Christmas Assembly. Tomi Greinerr. Deth Luplow. 57 Friends ForeverI Your basic SPANISH Class? Cheating will get you nowhere. . . □ ytin The FIVE Musketeers? Who Me? 58 Mr. Dob MachoI REAGAN LANDSLIDE Ronald Reagan won the White House from Presi- dent Carter Tuesday night in a startling landslide that changed the face of American government. Reagan had 466 electoral votes, winning over Carter who had 66. ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT President Reagan was wounded in an assassination at- tempt March 30, 1931. He was shot in the left chest, luckily the bullet didn't hit the heart. A sandy haired man, John Hinkley, Jr. was hustled into custody. The President was back in his office not long after the attempt. BUSH BECOMES VICE-PRESIDENT GIRLS' BASKETBALL TAKES CONFERENCE CHAMPS ASSASSIN ATTEMPT ON REAGAN FORENSICS PLACES SECOND IN CONFERENCE AMERICAN HOSTAGES FREED FROM IRAN POP MACHINE APPROVED BLACK CHILDREN MISSING FROM ATLANTA SEVEN NEW- TEACHERS ADDED TO STAFF C VERHUL 6. KUHN M. NOVAK At PURPURA C KOCH At RETZLOFF D. RADERSON Oops! HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Head over heelsl Many activities took place during the week of Homecoming. We had spirit week with crazy things being done each day. There was hall decorating, a powder puff gome, a 3-legged race, and the tug of war. The Juniors won the hall decorating competition and the Seniors took second place. The Seniors won both the powder puff game and the tug of war. They also won the overall spirit award. For our Homecoming Game, we played William's Day. We defeated them with 47-12 score. Saturday night was the Homecoming Dance. The music was provided by WHIPLASH . This year's rheme song was LOST IN LOVE . Splrlt-[veryonel i 62 ALIENS King Terry Nehls Queen Denise Schoenwener HOMECOMING COURT: Allan Haupert. Paula Srrickner. Don Aschoker. Cathy Wolfram. King Terry Nehls. Queen Denise Schoenwener. Tim Pieper. Ann Schultz. Karla Pitzlin. Lee Weiss. LOST IN LOVE COUR T: Fred Go hi man and Kori Wesrphol. Howard Hendrich and Jolene Vick. Petier Droegkomp and Gino Schmitt. Mike Dornfeid ond Jane Weiss. Cindy LeRoy ond Lee Weiss. Heidi Derger ond Ai Hiemstro. Jill Anton ond Mott Hoessly. Jonice Dobholz ond Keith Mountin. TURNABOUT 1981 64 QUEEN Cindy LeRoy ond KING Lee Weiss. JUNIOR PROM MAY 2, 1981 'BEST OF TIMES Court Scott Linn and Tomi Greinert. Paul Gohlmon and Julie Hilker. Ricky Gohlmon and Dana Wesrphol. Kerry Delin and Penny Kreltzmon. Mike Schoen wetter and Julie Kaul. Scott Kranz and Renee Nehls. PRINCE: Mark Stotz and PRINCESS: Eva Cribben. KING. ANDREW CRIDDEN and QUEEN: KAY SCHULTZ. John Gernetzke and Annette Neuberger. Matt Haessley and Jill Erickson. Kent Uttech and Reno Kreuziger. Jeff Schmidt and Julie Fehling. Tim Engels and Karen Kirelinger. Mike Loeck and Ellen Haase. 66 KING: Andrew Cribben and QUEEN: Kay Schulz PRINCE: Mark Statz and PRINCESS: Eva Cribben 67 Miss Terese Just man, Miss Congeniality Miss Renee Nehls. 2nd Runner Up Miss Karen Klrellnger. Talent Winner Miss Annette Schrob. 1st Runner Up Miss Karen Kroll Miss Paulette Schrob f r r JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS 1961 Dodge land Junior Miss Kimberly Elske 1962 Dodgelond Junior Miss Karen Kite- linger 70 HAS DEENS JUNIOR MISS PHYSICAL FITNESS ROUTINE Sandro Bagneski Diane Borrow Teresa Bauer David Beal Carol Becker Karen Behling Kimberly Bischoff Janice Bobholz Down Bornschlegel Greg Birgowotz Rebecca Brown Ronald Collies Karen Clark Pomelo Couperus Sheila Cribben James Erickson F r e 5 h m e n Thomas Fehling Tommy Fennewold Kenneth Firori Russell Firori Neil Foch Danny Gahlmon Kevin Golske John Gibson Mark Grosskopf Robby Grueneberg Charlene Guderion Edward Haase Greg Houpert Michele Henriott Maria Holbach Greg Joehnke Laura Joehnke Leanne Justmonn Doni Koddatz Joan Kolscheur Steven King Connie Kreitzman Michael Krueziger Shown Lamp Carrie Londsee Ronald Lauersdorf Cindy Manske Alan Morquordt Corey McDonough Thomas Metzger Cheryl Strode Julie Stutz Jonolynn Tilemo Rebecca Tracy Jerry Word Tina Wegener Kori Wesrphal Darin Wilken John Wolfram Rachel Wolrer Daniel Zonk Tommy Zeman Keith Mountin Laura Nehls Lisa Nehls Tyler Nehls Robert Neis Scott Neuberger Willie Owens Keith Poor Steven Pose wo Id Craig Percifield Kathy Price Party Price John Prust Jon Ritter Linda Sacino Gary Schoolma Lisa Schindel Michael Schmidt Michelle Schmidt Leon Schmitt Jeff Schoenwetter Nancy Schultz Steven Schultz Troy Schultz Kevin Dorrh Kennon Duhr Drodly Du me ft Thomas Coine JoDee Canniff Julie Canniff Matthew Chapman Down Drue eke Sam Fuchs Robert Gahlman Deborah Hecht Down Hiemstra Lisa Hinzmonn Tim Holboch Tammy Hughes Annette Ireland Donna Jaeger Chris Justmonn Mary Kolscheur Ann Klorkowskl Debra Kohls Tricio Lompe Russell Lehmann Scott Lischka Jitonne Anton Michael Decker Lisa Dehling Joani Donde SOPHOMORES Patricia Duffy Robert Engels Ted Fehrmon Russell Freber Jodi Monske Glen Morquordf John Metzger Michael Metzger Lynn Muenchow Jacqueline Netzer Katherine Noll Drendo Pearsn Hiede Petroselli Joanne Quest Brian Rohn Angelo Reedy Donna Riege Kurt Sougstod Daniel Schneider Down Schultz John Schuster Amanda Scott Michelle Soldner Patricia Stadler James Szopinski Gina Tisdale Jolene Vick Janet Weinheimer Lora lee Weiss Sonya Westphol Lisa Winter Gail Wolfram David Woltmon Peter Young Michael Ziehme JUNIORS Frank Albrecht Elena Borrow Debra Bauer Kerry Belln Robert Bennett Todd Bornschlegel Ritchie Brooks Steve Buege Jone Collies Andrew Cribben Bombi Domerow Todd Do vis Ruth Emery Mark Engbretson Tim Engels Jill Erickson Julie Fehling Michael Fehling Dole Fischer Joyce Fischer Kevin Freber Vince Fuchs Fred Gohlmon Paul Gohlmon Gordon Gerbitz John Gernetzke Lori Gernetzke Toml Grelnerr Ellen Hoose Matthew Hoessly John Horlngs Laurie Houpert Don lei Houptli Daniel Hecht Monico Henrlch Julie Hilker Dale Jeche Lori Johll Terese Justmonn Julie Koul Karen Kitelinger MISSING: Dole Degeler Bill Gohlmon Jerome Ziehme Sue Porlni 76 Keith Klomsten Lori Kolb Susan Kolb Scott Kronz Penny Kreltzmon Reno Kreuzlger Greg Krlnke Koren Kroll Daniel Kuhlmon Amy Kuzniewlcz Anne Lamp Mark Lentz Cynthio LeRoy Scott Linn Neol Lischko Michael Loeck Dean Morquordt Debra Nehls Renee Nehls Annette Neuberger Kevin Neuberger Charles Noll June Null Edward Pasewold Peggy Pearson Darrel Rennhack David Richards Jeffrey Roedl Joyce Schoalmo Chris Schaeffer Jeff Schmidt Gina Schmitt Michael Schoen wetter Toml Schoenwetter Annette Schrab Paulette Schrab Daniel Schultz Jeffrey Schultz Kay Schulz Kent Urtech Scott Vinz Troy Wegener Debro Welnhelmer Dana Westphol Mary Ann Wild Dean Wllken John Zemon 77 u N D E R C L A 5 5 O F F C E R 5 JUNIOR: PRES. To ml G re inert V. PRES. Annette Schrob TREAS. Julie Koul SEC. Koy Schulz SOPHOMORES: PRES. Peter Young V. PRES. Dob Engels TREAS. Sonyo V estphal SEC. Joanne Quest As these officers show, government starts with youth. The underclass of- ficers did a fine job lead- ing their class in all types of activities. America has a bright future ahead of it with these responsible people going into the world. FRESHMAN: PRES. Sheila Cribben V. PRES. Don Gohlmon TREAS. Jonice Dobholz SEC. Tommy Zemon HOMECOMING HALL DECORATIONS 80 What's everybody looking at? Whot's he talking about? Oh noI My dentures ore foiling outI Sue, ore you laughing of Kim? 84 OUR YOUNGER YEARS . . . 86 See page 120 for answers. I'm confused. 89 Donald J. Aschoker A molio Renee Dailey Glendo Alice Doiley As I proceed down rhe aisle, my eyes well with reors, LuAnn Marie Dehling Heidi Derger Goil Renee Dobholz The bond ploys Pomp Circumsronce wirh somber emorion. Helen P. Downey Michael Lee Dornfeld Jeffery Allen Dobbrotz Kimberly Lynn Elske Goil M. Edwards Pieter C. Droegkomp Michele Ann Foch Todd Erdmon Jon Marie Engels 91 Done E. 6 rose nick Timothy J. Gundrum Susan Morie Hoose Tereso Holl Allan Joseph Houpert Heidi L. Heim A solitary groin of sand slips through the hour gloss. Gerold A. Hendricks Carmen Henken Ho word Hen rich 92 Jeonne H. Hickey Allen Hiemstra John Stephen Hinzmonn Coro! Ftonces Ireland Pamela A. Holbach Lynne Marie Johll Sandra Helen Jongebloed Julionne Kalscheur Leonne John High school . . . has ended. In our own way we eoch become freshman again Cheryl £. Korh Dione M. King Michael William Kirelinger Carol Lee Lenz Elizabeth Marie Luplow Nancy Jo Manning David A. Peterman Tommy M. Pie per Tim R. Pie per JoeI Pitzlin Karla Sue Pitzlin Rodney Priewe Evonne Audrey Pritchard numieen nn wuesr Patrick Reedy Monica Lynn Rohn Roy H. Rennhack Sheryl A. Roll Pomelo D. Schoolmo Stephen Schaeffer Denise M. Schoenwetter Terri Jo Schoenwetter Kevin J. Schrob The future must be bravely confronted. Ann Marie Schultz Debra Kay Schultz Joyce Scott Paul S. Singletary Robert Soldner Rodney Charles Soldner | Our hearts must release the past and open to the future. I Angelo S. Ward Pamela Weinheimer Curt Strohbeen 97 The world is ours ro keep. Joan Marie Weiss Anthony Weisensel Jane Marie Weiss Tim Wolter SENIOR DIRECTORY DONALD J. ASCHAKER: Don Juan Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4: Football 1-4: ODD Mon. 1: Let. winner's 4; Art Club 4. AMELIA RENEE DAILEY. Amy Track 1-4: VD 2; Triple Trio 3: Let. winner's 2-4. A.F.5. 2.3: Lib. Club 3.4. Home Ec Club 3.4. A V 3: F.F.A 4: Jr. Miss Pag. 3. GLENDA ALICE DAILEY: Prom Court 3: Home Ec Club 1-4; Lib. Club 2-4; Treos. 3. V.P. 4: A.F.5. 2: Forensics 3.4: Debate 2: Odyssey 3.4; Track 1. HEIDI DERGER: Turnabout Court 4: Pep Dand 1-4: Color Guard 3.4- Woodwind Choir 1.4: Solo Ens. 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4: Arts G Crofts Club 1: Cheerleoding 1. GAIL RENEE DODHOLZ: Dubbles Student Council 4: Dand Pres. 4: Pep Dand 1-4: Jazz Dand 2-4; Dross Choir 1-4: Honors Clinic 2-4: Solo Ens. 1- 4. Store 4: Chorus 2-4: Sec. Treas. 4: Triple Trio 3.4: Arts Crafts Club 3: A.F.S. 2: Forensics 3. State 3: Odyssey 3.4. JAMES DRENNAN: Jim Transfer from Dodge ville High in I960. Stud. Council 4: CC 4. Co-Copt. 4: Track 4. JOE R. DRENNAN: Transfer from Dodge ville High in i960. A.V. 4. CYNTHIA MAR Y CAINE: Coiner Prom Court 3: Honors Clinic 2.3: Solo Ens. 2-4. State 3.4. Swing Choir 4: Triple Trio 3: Track 1-4: MVP 3; Let. winner's 4: Student Council 1-3. Sec. 3; A.F.S. 1.2; Span. Club 1.2: Home Ec 4: Art Club 4: YRDK 3: Art Ed. 3: Odyssey 2-4; Art Ed. 3: Class Student Council Rep. 1. JEFFERY ALLEN DODRATZ: Doby Prom Court 3; Football 1-4: ODD 2: Let winner's 4: F.F.A. 2-4: Sec. 4: Home Ec Club 4. MICHAEL LEE DORNFELD: Mitch Prom Court 3; Turnabout Court 4: Arts G Crafts Club 2-4. V.P. 4. Art Club 1-4. V.P. 4; F.F.A. 4: ODD 1.3: Track 3: CC 1. HELEN P. DOWNEY: Pep Dand 1-4; Color Guard 4; Woodwind Choir 1.4; Honors Clinic 3: Solo G Ens. 1.2.4. State 4: Chorus 3-4: Swing Choir 3.4: Lib. Club 2-4: Home Ec Club 2-4: Arts G Crofts Club 4: A.F.S. 1.2: Span. Club 1: Forensics 3.4. State 3: One-Act Plays 2: Yrbk. 1.2; Odyssey 1-3; GDD Mon. 2: Golf 2. PIETER C. DROEGKAMP: Transfer from Drookfield East In 1960. Turna- bout Court 4: Pep Dand 4; Solo G Ens. 4: F.F.A. 3.4; Span. Club 4: Home Ec Club 4. GAIL M. EDWARDS. VD 1.2. GDD 1.2: Golf 1: Let. Winners 1-4: A.F.S. 1.2: Span. Club 1. KIMDERL Y L YNN ELSKE: Kim Honor Student 4; N.H.S. 4; Color Guard 1- 4. Copt. 3.4; Pep Dand 1-4; Jazz Dand 1-4: Dross Choir 1-4: Solo G Ens. 1- 4. State 3.4: Swing Choir 3.4: Jr. Miss 3: Cheerleading 2-4; Let. Winners 2-4: A.F.S. 1-4: Span. Club 3.4: A. V. 4: Forensics 1.2.4. State 2.4: Debate 4. Sec. Treas. 4: One Act Play 2: Yrbk. 2-4. Sen. Ed. 4: Odyssey 1-4. Feat. Ed. 4: Class Treas. 1: Voice of Dem. 4. JAN MARIE ENGELS: Dolly Color Guard 2-4. Pep Dand 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1.4: Solo G Ens. 1.2.4: VD 1-4; GDD 1-3: Golf 1: Wres. Stars. 4: Let. Winner's 4. A.F.S. 1-4; Stud. Rep. 4: Span. Club 2: Home Ec Club 4: Tutor 1: Yrbk. 2-4: Odyssey 1-4. TODD ERDMAN: Track 2: Arts G Crafts 1. MICHELE ANN FOCH: Chelie Prom Queen 3: Dand Doard 3.4: Jazz Dand 2-4: Pep Dand 1-4: Dross choir 1-3: Solo G Ens. 1-4. State 4: Color Guard 1: Honors Clinic 4: Triple Trio 4; VD 1-4. Hon. Mention 1: GDD 1-3: Track 1-4. Copt. 3: Let. Winners 1-4: A.F.S. 3.4: Home Ec Club 4: Class V.P. 2. DANE E. GROSENICK: Ed Prom Court 3: Dodger Doys State 3: Football 1-3. TIMOTHY J. GUNDRUM: Gunny N.H.S. 3.4. VP 4. Dodger Doys State 3: Prom Court 3: Forensics 1-4. State 4: Debate 3.4; Football 4. Mon. 2: CC 3. Capt. 3; ODD 3: Track 2.3: Span. Club 1.2. SUSAN MARIE HAASE: Sue N.H.S. 3.4: Honor Student 4: Pep Dand 1-4: Dand Doard 1: Dross Choir 1-4; Honors Clinic 3: Solo G Ens. 1-4: State 2.3: Cheerleading 1-4: Let. winners' 2-4: A.F.S. 1-4: F.F.A 4: Span. Club 2: Odyssey 2-4: Class VP 1. TERESA ANN HALL: Transfer from Ottumwa High School In 1979. ALLAN JOSEPH HAUPERT: N.H.S. 3.4. pres. 4: Honor Student 4; Dodger Doys State 3: Prom Court 3: Homecoming Court 4: Football 1-4: ODD 1-4: Track 1-4. State 3; Let. winners 2-4; Stud. Council 4: Class Pres. 4. VP 3. Treas. 2; Odyssey 4. HEIDI L. HEIM: Prom Court 3; Art Club 2-4; Home Ec Club 2; Odyssey 2. prod, staff 2: Tutor 1. GERALD A. HENDRICKS: Dodger Doys State 3: Wrestling 1-4. capt. 4: Golf 1-3; Let. winners 2.3; Arts G Crafts Club 4; F.F.A. 2; A V 3: Span. Club 1. CARMEN HENKEN: Kermit Transfer from Northwestern In 1979. A.F.S. 2-4: Lib. Club 4; Cheerleading 2: Span. Club 2: Home Ec Club 4: Art Club 4; Forensics 2.3 State 3. HOWARD HENRICH: F.F.A 1-4. VP 4: Football3.4. Man. 1; ODD 1-3: Golf 1- 4. MVP 3: Class Stud. Council Rep. 1; A.F.S. 3.4: Span. Club 4; Turna- bout Court 3.4: YRDK 1-3: Solo G Ens. 1. JEANNE H. HICKEY: Prom Court 3: Dand 3.4: Chorus Doard 1.2; Honors Clinic 1-3: Solo G Ens. 1-4. State 3.4: Swing Choir 1.2: Triple Trio 1-4; Odyssey 2-4. Art Ed. 3.4: A.F.S. 1-3: Stud. Council 1.2: GDD 1; Track 1: Forensics 1.2. Store 1,2; YRDK 1; Class Pres. 1; Tutor 1. ALLEN HIEMSTRA: Straw Art Club 3: Football 1: ODD 1: Wres. 1. JOHN STEPHEN HINZMANN: The Dilge Dodger Doys State 3: Prom Court 3: Football 2-4: Track 1-4; Wres. 2; Art Club 4: Odyssey 3. Assist. Ed. 3; Class Student Council Rep. 3. V.P. 3. PAMELA A. HOLDACH: Honor Student 4 Forensics 1-4. State 3: Yrbk 4; One-Act Plays 2: Span. Club 1.2.4. Treos. 4. CAROL FRANCIS IRELAND: Prom Court 3: Home Ec Club 2-4. Pres. 4: Arts G Crofts Club 4; Art Club 4. Pres. 4: Tutor 1-3; Class V.P. 4. Yrbk. 3.4. LYNNE MARIE JOHLL: Transfer from Fall River in 1979. Tutor 2.4: Span. Club 4. LEANNE JOHN: Prom Court 3: Track 1; Cheerleoding 1. SANDRA HELEN JONGEDLOED: Sandy Prom Court 3: Turnabout Court 1: GDD 1-3: VD 1.3; Let. Winners 3; Arts G Crofts 4; A.F.S. 3; A.V. 4. JULI ANNE KALSCHEUR: Julie Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 3.4; Forensics 2- 4. State 3: Debate 3: Span. Club 1-4. Pres. 4: Lib. Club 2-4. Treos. 4: A.F.S. 2-4: Arts G Crafts Club 4: Home Ec Club 4: Yrbk 3.4; Odyssey 3. CHERYL E. KATH: Cher . DIANE M. KING: Prom Court 3: Turnabout Court 3: Dand Class Rep. 3. V.P. 4,- Drum Majorette 2-4: Pep Dand 1-4: Jazz Dand 1-4: Dross Choir 1- 4: Solo G Ens. 1-4; Triple Trio 4; Forensics 1-4. State 3.4; A.F.S. 1-4: Arts and Crafts 2-4. Pres. 2-4: Lib. Club 3.4: Home Ec Club 3.4. Ad. Mon. 4; Art Club 3; AV 4. GDD 1.2; YRDK 2-4. Odyssey 2-4. MICHAEL WILLIAM KITELINGER. Pink Floyd F.F.A. 1-4. CAROL LEE LENTZ: Pep Dand 1.2: Solo G Ens. 2. ELIZADETH MARIE LUPLOW. Derh N.H.S. 3.4. Sec. 4; Prom Court 3: Color Guard 2-4: Pep Dand 1-4: Woodwind Choir 1.4: Solo G Ens. 1-4. State 3: Chorus 3: Triple Trio 3: VD 1-4: capt. 4. M VP 4. All conf. team 4; GDD 1-3; Let. winners' 2-4: A.F.S. 1-4: Span. Club 2-4: Forensics 1-4. State 1.3.4: One-Act ploys 2: Jr. Miss 3: Odyssey 1-4: YRDK 2-4: Arts and Crafts 4. Treas. 4; Lib. Club 4: AV 4: Tutor 4. Golf 1. NANCY JO MANNING: Span. Club 1.4. VP 4: YRDK 4. ELIZADETH A. METZGER: Deth Lib. Club 1-4. Rep. 4. A.F.S. 1-4: Span. 99 SENIOR DIRECTORY Club 1-4. rep. 4; Solo G Ens. 4. State 4: Forensics 2-4. State 3.4: Debate 3.4: One-Act Plays 2: Jr. Miss 3: Odyssey 3.4. prod, staff 4: YRDK 2-4; Football Stats. 3. EDDY A. MOSTAERT. Dutchy A.F.S. 4: Stud. Council 4. VP 4: Solo 0 Ens. 4. State 4: Swing Choir 4: CC 4: Span. Club 4: Home Ec Club 4: Art Club 4; Debate 4: Forensics 4; Odyssey 4; YRDK 4. TERR Y A. NEHLS: Homecoming King 4; Prom Court 3; Football 1-4: capt. 4. MVP 4. all con f. team 4: ODD 1-4; Track 1-4: Let. winners' 2-4: F.F.A. 1- 4: Pres. 4; Odyssey 1-3. Sports Ed. 3: Class Pres. 3: Turnabout Court 3: Home Ec Club 4. DAVID A. PETERMAN: Prom Court 3: Football 1.3.4. ODD 1.2.4: Track 1-3: CC 2; Let. winners 2-4: F.F.A 2-4: Home Ec Club 3.4: Stud. Council 1.2; A.F.S. 4: Arts and Crofts 3. TAMMY M. PIEPER: Peeps'' Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 4; Dodger Girls Store 3: VD 1-4: GDD 1-4: Track Man. 1-4; Let. Winners 2-4; A.F.S. 1-4. St. Rep. 4: Home Ed Club 2-4: Span. Club 1: Tutor 4: Forensics 1-4: Odyssey 1- 4. Sports Ed. 3.4: Closs Sec. 3.4. TIM PIEPER: Peeps' Prom King 3: Homecoming Court 4; Football 1-4. All-Conf. Team 4: ODD 1-4. cap. 4: Track 1.2: Let Winners 2-4. VP 3: Chorus VP 3.4: Swing Choir 1-4: Solo G Ens. 3.4; A.F.S. 3.4: Home Ec 3.4; Closs Pres. 2: Turnabout Court 1; Odyssey 2.3. JOEL PITZLIN: Green '' Football 1-4: ODD Mon. 1-4; Track 2. Mon. 1: Let. Winners 2.3: Arts G Crafts 1-4: F.F.A. 3.4; Home Ec Club 3.4. KARLA SUE PITZLIN: N.H.S. 4: Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3: Cheerleading 1-4: Track 1.2: Let. Winners 4; A.F.S. 1-4: Home Ec Club 2- 4. Sec 4: VD 1: Dond 1; Pep Dond 1: Odyssey 1-4. Prod. Staff 3.4: Jr. Miss Pagenot 3. JERI ANN PRICE: Irish Solo G Ens. 1-4. State 3: Honors Clinic 2.3: Swing Choir 4: Triple Trio 3: Track 1.2: Lib. Club 4: Home Ec Club 4: Odyssey 2- 4: Yrbk. 2.3: Jr. Miss Pageant 3. RODNEYJ. PRIEWE: Rod F.F.A. 3.4: Football 3. Man. 1. EVONNE AUDREY PRITCHARD: Pep Dond 1-4: Woodwind Choir 1.4: Honors Clinic 2.3: Solo G Ens. 1-4. State 2-4: Triple Trio 2-4: Track 2: A.F.S. 1.2: Home Ec Club 4: Forensics 1-3: Odyssey 1.2. KATHLEEN ANN QUEST: Kathy Chorus 2-4. Home Ec Club 3.4. Mon. Making 4: Yrbk. 4: Arts G Crafts 4; Art Club 4: A. V. 4; Stud. Council 1. MONICA LYNN RAHN: A.F.S. 1-4. Stud. Rep. 2. Treas. 3. Pres 4; Odyssey 2- 4. Prod. Staff 4: Yrbk 3.4. Ad Co-Chairman 4: Turnabout Court 2: Let. Winner's 2.3: Arts G Crofts 4: Stud. Council 1.2: Home Ec Club 2-4; A. V. 4: Tutor 1.2: Span. Club 1: Cheerleading 2: Golf 1: ODD Stats. 2-4. PATRICK REEDY: Arts G Crofts 3. ROY H. RENNHACK: Home Ec Club 4: Wres. 2. SHER YL A. ROLL: A.F.S. 3.4; Home Ec Club 3.4. Sen. Rep. 4: Arts G Crofts 4: A.V. 4. HAROLD JAMES SACK: Dusty PAMELA D. SCHAALMA: Pom Transfer from Deover Dam In 1979. STEPHEN ALLEN SCHAEFFER: Steve Football 1. DENISE M. SCHOENWETTER: N.H.S. 3.4; Homecoming Queen 4: Cheer- leading 1-4; Track 1: Let. Winners 2-4. Treas. 3: Stud. Council 4: A.F.S. 1- 3; Span. Club 1.2: Odyssey 1-4: Yrbk 3.4. Co-ed. 4: Forensics 3.4. State 4: Jr. Miss Pageant 3: Turnabout Court 3. Voice of Dem. 3. TERRI JO SCHOENWETTER: Home Ec Club 2. KEVIN J. SCHRAD: Honor Student 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Dodger Doys Store 3: CC 1-4. Capt. 3.4. MVP 2-4. All-Conf. Team 4: ODD 1-4; Track 1-4; Let. Winners 1-4: Chorus 1.2: Stud. Council 1.4. Pres. 4: Span. Club 1.2: Football Stats 3.4. ANN MARIE SCHULTZ: N.H.S. 3.4: D.A.R. 4; Hugh O'Drian 2: Homecom- ing Court 4; Prom Court 3: Chorus sec. 2.3. pres. 4; Solo G Ens. 1-4. State 2: Honors Clinic 3: Swing Choir 1.2.4: Triple Trio 1-3; Cheerleading 1-4: Let. winners' 2-4. sec. 3: Stud. Council 1-4. sec. 2. pres. 3; A.F.S. 1-4. rep. 3. VP 4: Odyssey 1-4; YRDK 3.4; co-ed. 4; Forensics 2.3. State 2.3: Jr. Miss 3: Class Stud. Council Rep. 3; A V 4; Tutor 1.2. DEDRA KAY SCHULTZ: Debbie N.H.S. 4: VD 1-4. Hon. Men. 3.4. GDD 1- 4. M VP 1-4. all-conf. team 1-3; Track 1-4: Let. winners' 1-4. Solo G Ens 2.4. State 4: Swing Choir 2.3; Triple Trio 4: A.F.S. 2.3: Span. Club 1. JOYCE SCOTT: Home Ec Club 1-4: Span. Club 3.4. A.F.S. 4; Tutor 1. PAUL SINGLETARY: Emma Prom Court 3: Wres. 1-3: Art Club 2-4: F.F.A. 4: Arts G Crafts 4. RODERT SOLDNER: Dob Arts G Crafts Club 3; Football 1. RODNEY CHARLES SOLDNER: Solsruth Prom Court 3: Class Stud. Coun- cil Rep. 1: Football 1.2; ODD 1.2; Track 1.2. CURT STROHDEEN: F.F.A. 3.4. ANGELA S. WARD: Angie Transfer from Union Grove in 1977. Lib. Club 3.4: Span. Club 2-4; A.F.S. 1-3: Home Ec Club 4. PAMELA WEINHEIMER: Pam Pep Dond 1-4: Woodwind Choir 1.4: Solo G Ens. 1.2.4: Track 1.2; Stud. Council 2: Lib. Club 2-4. sec. 3. pres. 4: Home Ec Club 2-4; Odyssey 2. ANTHONY WEISENSEL: Tony F.F.A. 2-4. Sentlnal 4; Dross Choir 2. JANE MARIE WEISS: Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 3.4: Dand Treas. 4; Color Guard 1-4. Copt. 4; Pep Dand 1-4: Jazz Dand 2-4; Woodwind Choir 1,4: Honors Clinic 2-4: Solo G Ens. 1-4; Chorus Doard 2; Swing Choir 3.4; VD 2; Cheerleading 2: Arts G Crafts 1-3. Sec. 2. Pres. 3: A.F.S. 2-4: Span. Club 3; Home Ec Club 4; Forensics 1-4. State 2.4; Jr. Miss 3: Odyssey 2-4: Turnabout Court 4. JOAN MARIE WEISS: Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 3.4; Color Guard 2-4. Pep Dand 1-4: Jazz Dand 2-4: Honors Clinic 2-4; Solo G Ens. 1-4; VD 1-3; A.F.S. Club 2-4: Arts G Crafts 2.3. Treas. 2; Home Ec Club 4: Forensics 2.3: Odyssey 3: Yrbk. 3. Sales Man. 3. LEE ALLEN WEISS: Turnabout King; Homecoming Court 4; Swing Choir 1- 4; Honors Clinic 3: Football 1-4: ODD 10 1-4: Track 1-4. State 3. Let. Winners 2-4: Stud. Council 3; A.F.S. 1-4. V.P. 3: Home Ec Club 3.4. DA VID R. WILKEN: Dlinky Pep Dand 1-4: Jazz Dand 1-4: Hon. Clinic 2: Solo G Ens. 1-3: Swing Choir 1-4: Football 1.2.4: Wres. 1-4: Track 3.4: A.F.S. 2-4; Home Ec Club 3.4; One-Act Play 3. CATHERINE J. WOLFRAM: Ed Honor Student 4: Homecoming Court 4: Color Guard 1; Pep Dand 1-4: Woodwind Choir 1.4; Solo G Ens. 1-4; Cheerleading 2-4; Track 1,2; GDD 1: VD 1: Let. Winners 2-4; Jun. Rep. 3: A.F.S. Club 1-4. Sec. 3. Treas. 4: Home Ec Club 2-4. V.P. 4: Odyssey 2-4: Yrbk. 2-4. Ad. Co-chairman 4; Class Sec. 2; Class Stud. Council Rep. 1. TIM WOLTER: Harvey F.F.A. 4. Rep. 4: Arts G Crafts 3.4; A.V. 4. DETTY Y. YOUNG: Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 4. Dodger Girls Store 3: Odyssey 1-4. Prod. Ed. 2.3, Ed. 4; Yrbk. 1-4. Dus. Mon. 3.4; Class Sec. 1. Treas. 3.4: Solo G Ens. 1.2.4. State 4: Triple Trio 4: Home Ec Club 2-4. Treas. 4; Stud. Council 3. Treas. 3; Lib. Club 3.4: A.F.S. 1.2; Forensics 3.4. State 3; Cheerleading 1; GDD Mon. 2; Golf 2. 100 Editors. The yearbook is put out yearly. It takes o full year of olor of dedication to get the Reflections out. This years co-editors ore Anne Schultz and Denise Schoenwetter. These two girls deserve a lot of credit. The Oddysey '' (the school paper) Is printed at all holidays and a special senior edition. This year s edi- tor is Detty Young. The Student Council ore elected members whose duty Is to better student life. This year s senior council was: Front Row: Eddy Mostaert (A.F.S. student) and Gail Dobholz. Dock Row: Kevin Schrab (Pres.). Denise Schoenwetter. Jim Drennen and Ann Schultz. Honor Students ore students who have earned a 6.5 grade point average throughout their high school years. This years Honor Students ore: Front Row: Jane Weiss. Sue Haase. Cathy Wolfram. Julionn Kolschuer. Tammy Pieper. Dock Row: Joan Weiss, Tim Gundrum, Kevin Schrab and Detty Young. 101 Class officers have a big job their Senior year. They must set everything up for Graduation. This year the four people who lead the senior class ore Deny Young. Tres.: Allan Houpert. Pres.: Carol Ireland. V.P.: and Tammy Pieper Sec. Ann Schultz was this year's D.A.k Winner. Ann was voted D.A.R. winner 6 a majority vote of her senior classmates on achievement, personality. ability and leadership. The 1961 Junior Miss was Kim Elske. For her talent, she sang and danced. Kim repre- sented our school in many parades and at the Wisconsin State Junior Miss Pageant in Milwaukee. SENIOR V.I.P.S Dodger Doy ’s State and Dodger Girl s State is sponsored by various Legions in the area. They ore chosen on a various num- ber of qualifications. They spend a week during June learning various things about our Government. The representatives from our school were: Front Row: Tim Gundrum. Deny Young. Tommy Pieper and Dane Grose nick. Dock Row: Kevin Schrab and John Hinzmonn. 102 TV to V'H’pW'. 0 ii C.t« ; tfvon. «t trut.. . DODGELAND HIGH — THURSDAY, MAY 21 CLASS FLOWER — WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS — PURPLE AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO — THE KEY TO HAPPINESS IS HAVING DREAMS ... THE KEY TO SUCCESS IS MAKING THEM COME TRUE SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Karla Pltzlln ...................................................Central Dodge County Labor Terry Nehls Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Sue Haase ......................................................................American Legion Scholarship Ann Schultz ............................................................Juneou-Dodgeland Alumni Scholarship Tim Gundrum ............... Mike Sougstad D.E.A. Scholarship Denise Schoenwetter .......................................LaVern Duhr Memorial Scholarship and Student Council Scholarship Kevin Schrab ....................................................Juneau Lions Scholarship and N.H.S. Scholarship Pom Schaalmo ................................................Juneau Jaycette Service A word Betty Young ....................................................................Juneau Joycette Scholarship Kim Elske .......................................................Dodgeland Jr. Miss Scholarship Tommy Pieper ...............................................................Fred Hauer Memorial Monica Rohn ......................................................... Home Ec Club Scholarship Jeanne Hickey .............................................................Art Club Scholarship Alan Houpert ..........................................................Joe Davies Scholarship Alan receiving Joe Davies scholarship Award Givers Mr. Decker presenting Deth 's diploma 105 SUSAN MARIE HAASE Valedictorian Tonight brings on end to the so- called 'best years of our lives,' but with each end comes a new beginning. 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