Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1982 volume:

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His service in the army began in June, 1942 and lasted for three years. He was stationed in the South Pacific until November, 1945. In January 1946, Mr. Dahl went to UW-Madison to receive a Master's Degree in philosophy and school administration. In September 1946. he began teaching at Ju- neau High School. He also furthered his educa- tion by attending summer sessions in 1959, 1977, and 1976 at the University of Buffalo and UW- River Falls. He received his Masters Degree in math in 1965. Mr. Dahl was also on the WIAA Board of Controls for several years. He served as president from 1970-71. Mr. Norman Dohl A reflection on his career at Dodgeland: Mr. Dahl began reaching at Juneau High School, which later became Dodgeland High School, in September of 1946. He taught classes in math, general science, chemistry, and physics. He also coached football, basketball, and base- ball until 1954, when he became principal. While principal, he taught one math class. In 1971, he went back to the classroom to teach math classes. After giving 36 years of his life to the Juneau and Dodgeland High Schools, Mt. Dahl has decided to retire. We, the students of D.H.S., would like to wish him happiness and good luck in his retire- ment. We would also like to show our apprecia- tion by dedicating the 1961-62 yearbook to Mr. Norman Dahl. 2 Dedication Table Of Contents Seniors 5-20 Underclassmen 21-00 Administration Faculty 01-08 Sports 09-60 Clubs Organizations 61-82 Events 80-98 Student Life 99-104 Ads Cj Index 105-120 Songs In The Key Of Life Executive Producers: Paulette Schrab, Debbie Bauer Assistant Engineers: Annette Schrab. Mary Wild. Debby Weinheimer. Cindy LeRoy Photographers: John Gernetzke. Mr. Rambow Assistant Photographer: Joanne Quest Business Manager: Kay Schulz Advertising Manager: Cindy LeRoy Sales Manager: Jill Anton Conducted by: Mrs. Neumann Produced and Engineered by: the Reflections Staff Sponsored by: Local Advertisers Recorded at: Dodgeland High School Songs in the Key of Life is the theme for the 1932 Reflections. We have tried to give each organization, sport, or category a suitable song title. We have tried to use titles of recent songs and do not intend to be offensive to any person or group. ELENA DARROW - Lib. Club 4; Spanish Club 4: Home Ec Club 3. RITCHIE ALLEN DROOKS - Homecoming Court 4; Football 1-4. capt. 4, all conf. team 4. oil dist. team 4: ODD 2-4: Wrestling 1; Track 1-3: Let. Winners 2.3: Stud. Council 4. Pres. 4: Art Club 3.4: Turnabout King 4. DEDR A KAYE DAUER ■ Honor stud. 4: N.H.S. 4: Pep Dond 1-4: Contest Bond 1-4: Wood- wind Choir 2-4: Solo Cr Ens. 1-4: A.F.S. 3.4: Art Club 1.2: Odyssey 2-4. Prod. Ed. 4: YRDK 3.4. Co-ed. 4. TODD DORNSHLE6EL STEVE DUEGE ANDREW CRIDDEN - ‘Drew Honor Student 4: Homecoming Court 4: Prom King 3: Dod- ger Doys State 3: D.A.R. Award 4. N.H.S. 3.4. Pres. 4: Honors Clinic 2.3: Solo 0 Ens. 3: Swing Choir 1-3: Foot bo 11 2-4, Man. 1, Copt. 4. MVP 4. all conf. team 3.4: DDD 1-4. capt. 4: Track 1-4. MVP3. Store 2,3: Let. Winers 2- 4. soph. rep. 2: A.F.S. 2-4: Forensics 1-4. State 2-4: Odyssey 3.4. Sports Ed. 4: Class Pres. 1.2: Turno bout Court 2. DAMDI L. DAMEROW - GDD 1: Stud. Council Alt. 4. JAME M. CALLIES - F.F.A. Home Ec Club 4. 1: Lib. Club 3 TODD K. DAVIS - Par Football 1: CC 2-4. Copt 4: ODD 1-4: Golf 1-3; Let. Winners 2-4; Arts 0 Crafts 1.2; A.F.S. 14; Spanish Club 1.2; Forensics 2: Odyssey 2-4. JILL ERICKSON - Prom Cf. 3; Pep Band 1.2.3: Jazz Hand 1.2.3; Dross Choir 1.2.3: Solo Ens. 1.2.3: Store 1.2; Track 2.3: Cheerleading 1; Stud. Council 1,2; AFS 1.2: Debate 3. MARK OTIS ENGEDRETSON - Engo” Foot- ball 1-4. all conf. team 4. all dist. team 4: Wrestling 4: Track 2-4; Let. Winners 2.3: F.F.A. 1.2.4. JULIE A. FEHLING - Prom Court 3: Color Guard 1-4: Pep Dond 1-4: Jazz Band 2.4; Bond Board 3: Contest Dond 1-4: Dross Choir 1-4; Solo 0 Ens. 1-4: State 3.4: Triple Trio 3: Volleyball 1: Cheerleading 2.4. Arts 6 Crafts 1: Stud. Council 2.3: doss rep. 3; A.F.S. 1-4. Treas. 4: Spanish Club 2; Home Ec Club 4; Wrestling Stats. 2,3: Pinpals 3: Tur- nabout Court 4: Contest Choir 3. DALE ALBERT FISCHER - Squiggy JOYCE ANN FISCHER - Color Guard 2; Pep Band 1,2: Contest Dond 1: Solo O Ens. 1-4; Triple Trio 2: Volleyball Man. 1; GDD Man. 1: Let. Winners 1.2; Lib. Club 2-4. A.F.S. 1.2: Home Ec Club 2-4. Money Making 4: Jr. Miss Pageant 3: Odyssey 2. TIMOTHY J. ENGELS - Tim Prom Court 3; Pep Band 1-4• Jazz Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4: Woodwind Choir 3.4; Soto Ens. 1-4. State 4; Football 1-4. all conf. team 3.4: Wrestling 1-4. MVW4: Track 1: Let. Winners 2,3: A.F.S. 1-4: Spanish Club 2; Home Ec Club 4: Turnabout Court 3. MICHAEL S. FEHLING - Herb” Home Ec Club 1-3: LORI ANN GERNETZKE - YRDK 2,3. VINCE FRASHER GORDON GERDITZ Arts G Crofts 4: Stud. Council 4: Heme Ec Club 4: Art Club 4. Audio Visual 4• Odyssey 2-4. KEVIN L FREDER - Honors Clinic 2: Solo G Ens. 0,4. Store 4; Swing Choir 2-4: CC 3,4. Copt. 4: Wrestling 2-4. Mon. 2; Track 3; Golf 2: Let. Winners 3,4; A.F.S. 1-4. Vice Pres. 4: Spanish Club 1: Home Ec Club 4: Odyssey 4; Contest Choir 2-4: Double Boys Quartet 4. JOHN CHARLES GERNETZKE Honor Student 4: Prom Court 3; N.H.S. 3.4. V.P. 4; Drum Major 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Jazz Band 1.2; Band Board 4: Contest Band 1-4: Brass Choir 1-4: Solo G Ens. 1-4: Wrestling Mon. 2.3: Track 1; Let. Winners 2-4; Stud. Council 3.4. Class Rep. 3,4: A.F.S. 1-4. Stud. Rep. to Adult A.F.S. 4: Home Ec Club 4; Debate 1-4 Pres. 3. V.P. 4: Forensics 1-4. Stare 2-4: Od- yssey 1-4. Asst. Ed. 3. Co-Ed. 4: YRBK 3,4, Photographer 3.4. FREDRICK GAHLMAN- Fred'FB 1-4: Golf 2. Wrestling 1. Prom Court; Turnabout Court 3: Homecoming Court 4: Audio Visual 4; Art club 4 LORI ANN GERNETZKE Home Ec Club 1-3: YRBK 2, 3. WILLIAM PATRICK GAHLMAN - Wild Bill Honor Student 4. F.F.A. 1-3. PAUL GARARD GAHLMAN ■ Oosefid Hon- or Student 4: Prom Court 3: FB 1: Track 1: F.F.A. 1-4, Pres. 4: Stud. Council 2. TAMALA R. GREINERT - Tam! Honor Stu- dent: Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3: Color Guard 1-4: Copt. 4; Pep Bond 1-4: Jazz Bond 1-4: Bond Board Sec. 2. Pres. 4. Con- test Bond 1-4: Brass Choir 1-4,- Honors Clinic 1.4: Solo Cj Ensemble 1-4. State 1.2.4: Track 1-3: Cheerleading 1-4: Let. Winners 2: Arts 0 Crafts Club 1.2: Student Council 1: AFS Club 1-4: Home Ec. Club 4: Debate 3: Odys sey 1-4; Class Pres. 3. Sec. 1.2: Turnabou Court. 1st runner up 2. ELLEN JANE HAASE ■ 'Haase' Prom Court 3; Solo O Ensemble 1-3; Arts O Crafts 2.3; Lib. Club 2.3; Home Ec. Club 2,3. MATTHEW HAESSLY Mott Homecoming King 4: Prom Court 3; Swing Choir 2; FB 1-4. Hon. Mention 4. BBB 1.2; Wrestling 3.4; Track 1-4. State 3.4; Let. Winners 2-4: Home Ec. Club 4; Turnabout Court 3. LAURIE JANE HAUPERT - Solo Ensemble 3.4: CC 2: GBB Man 2: Lib. Club 2-4. Report- er 4; AFS Club 4; Debate 4; Forensics 3.4. State 3.4; Jr. Miss Pag. 3: Odyssey 1-4. Prod. Ed. 2.3. Co-Editor 4; YRBK staff 2. DAN HAUPTLI - F.F.A. 1-4; Home Ec. Club 4. MONICA LYNN HERRICH Monty Solo 0 Ensemble 1-4; State 4,- Swing Choir 4: Triple Trio 4; GBB. 1.2: Golf 1.2; F.F.A. 4; Lib. Club 1- 4: AFS Club 1-4: YRBK Staff 1-4: AFS Host Sister 3. JULIA HILKER Julie Prom Court 3: Color Guard 2-4. Pep Band 1-4. Contest Band 1-4: Solo O Ensemble 1.3.4. VB 1.2. Man. 2. Stud. Council 3.4. AFS 2.3; An Club 2. Tteos. 3. Sec. 4. TERESE MARIE JUST MANN - Pep Band 1,2 Contest Bond 1.2: Lib. Club 2-4 Sec. Home Ec. Club 1-4. V.P. 4: Jr. Miss Pog. YRBK Staff 1,2 KAREN KAY KITE LINGER - Homecoming Queen 4: Prom Court 3: NHS 4: Solo G En- semble 1: GBB 1-3: Track 1-3: Cheerleoding 2.4: Let. Winner 's Club 2-4: E.F.A. 3: Arts G Crofts Club 1: Stud. Council 3: Home Ec. Club 2-4: Forensics 1-4. Store 3.4: 1962 Jr. Miss 3: Odyssey 1-3: Class V.P.4, Turnabout Court 1 JULIE S. KAUL - Prom Court 3: GBB 1-3. Let. Winner's Club 2.3: F.F.A. 3: Stud. Council 4: Home Ec. Club 1-4. Pres. 4: YRBK Staff 3: Class V.P. 1. Treas. 2-4 • ;:y: LORI ANN KOLB - Schnoppset VB 1. Man. 2: Wrestling Stats. 1-4: Let. Winner s Club 2- 4: Stud. Council 4; Span. Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2-4. Mon. Maker 4. SUSAN MARY KOLB - Shorty’’ NHS 4: Pep Band 1-4. Contest Bond 1-4: Woodwind Choir 2-4: Solo G Ensemble 1-4; Odyssey 2- 4. Prod. Staff 4. KEITH L. KLOMSTEN - FB 1-3; Wrestling 1-3; F.F.A. 1,2: Home Ec. Cub 4 SCOTT A. KRANZ - Krono'' Honor Stu- dent. Prom Court 3: Dodger Doys Store 3: FD 1-4. All-Conf Team 4: ODD 1-4. MVP 3.4. All-Conf Team 3.4: Track 1-4: Let. Winner's Club 1-4. GREG KRINKE - FD 1: Wrestling 3: F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 4. PENNY L KREITZMAN - Prom Court 3: Track 2.3: Stud. Council 1; AFS Club 2.4. Home Ec. Club 4. REAN M. KREUZIGER - Prom Court 3. GOD Mon. 3: Home Ec. Club 3.4. Turna- bout Court 2. KAREN L. KROLL - Honor Student: Track 2.3: Stud. Council 2: Span. Club 1-4. V.P. 3: Art Club 2-4. Treas. 4: One-Act Ploys 1: Jr. Miss Pag. 3: Odyssey 2-4. YRDK staff 4. AMY JO KUZNIEWICZ - Honor Student: Dodger Girls State 3: NHS 3.4: CC 2-4. Co-Copt. 4. Track 1: Stud. Council 2. Span. Club 1-3. Sec. 2.3: Art Club 1. Odyssey 2-4: Prod. Ed. 3.4. Jr. Honor Guard 3. ANNE MARIE LAMP - Annobelle or Marge Spanish Club 1. DAN KUHLMAN - ODD 1: F.F.A. 1-4. Partio. 4 Stud. Council 4. DANA LAMP - Homecoming Court 4: Prom Court 3. A.F.S. Club 1: Yearbook 3. MICHAEL E. LOECH Zeke ' Prom Court 3; Solo Ci Ensemble 4. State 4. NEAL LISCHKA DEAN MARQUARDT - Football 1-3: Track 1: Arts and Crofts Club 1.2. CYNTHIA RUTH LEROY - Cindy N.H.S. 4: Homecoming Court 4: Tournobout Queen 3: Solo 0 Ensemble 3: Chorus Board V.P. 4. Track 1; Cheerleading 2-4: A.F.S. Club 1-4. Moneymaker 4; Spanish Club 2: Audio Vi- sual 4: Odyssey. Production Ed. 3: Year- book 2-4. Advertising Manager 4. SCOTT RODER T LINN - Prom Court 3: Football 1-4. All-Conf. 4; Track 23; Letter-winners 3.4: Horn ' Ec. Club 4. Art Club 4. Audio Visual 4. MARK W. LENTZ - Srudly Pep Band 1.2; Contest Band 1,2; Solo 0 Ensemble 1.2. REGINA LUCIA DE MATT OS - Student Council 4: Librarian's Club 4. A.F.S. Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Forensics 4. DEBRA 5. NEHLS - Pep Band 1-3; Contest Bond 3: Solo Ens. 2.3: Letter winner 's 23: Lib. Club 23: AFS Club 1-3: Home Ec Club 3: Reflections 2.3: VB 1. Wrestling Stats 23. EDWARD ANTHONY PASEWALD - Football 1: F.F.A. 1-4. Sen final 4. RENEE J. NEHLS - RenieT or W. W. Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 3.4. Treos. 4; Prom Court 3: Badger Girls State Alternate 3: Color Guard 2-4: Pep Band 1.4: Jazz Band 1-4: Bond Board 4; Contest Bond 1-4: Brass Choir 4; Solo 0 Ensemble 1-4. State 4; Volleyball 1- 4. Copt. 4, AH-Conf. 4. Honorable Mention 2: Basketball 1-4. Copt. 4. All-Conf. 4. Hon- orable Mention 2: Track 1-4; Letter Winners 2-4: Student Council 1.3.4. Sec. 3: A.F.S. Club 1-4: Spanish Club 1: Junior Miss Pag.. 2nd runner-up 3; Odyssey 2-4: Yearbook 2: Class V.P. 2; Class Student Council Rep. 1.4. ANNETTE LEE NEUBERGER - Netty'' Prom Court 3: Pep Bond 1.2: Swing Choir 2; Triple Trio 3. Cheerleoding 2; Arts and Crafts Club 1: Librarians Club 1.2: A.F.S. Club 1-4. Pres. 4: Forensics 2.3. Store 2.3; Odyssey 1-4; Yearbook 2. x KEVIN WAYNE NEUBERGER - Nuby Honor Student 4: N.H.S. 3.4: Football 1-3. Manager and Stats. 4: Basketball 1, Stats. 3.4: Track 2; Odyssey 4: Class Pres. 4: Jr. Honor Guard. Voice of Democracy 4. CHUCK NOLL - “Animal N.H.S. 4: Badger Boys Store 3; Pep Bnd 1-4: Jazz Bond 1-4: Contest Bond 1-4; Brass Choir 4; Honors Clin- ic 1,4; Solo Ens. 1-4. State 2-4; Swing Choir 1.2.4: Football 1; Basketball Manager and Stats. 1-4. PEGGY MAE PEARSON - Brandy' Solo 0 Ens. 3. State 3; FFA 2-4. Sec. 4: AFS Club 4; Home Ec. Club 1-4. DAVID C RICHARDS - FB 1.3; Wrestling 3: Track 2: Home Ec Club 4; Audio Visual 3. 13 JEFFREY D ROEDL - Rodeo Football 1.2: Basketball Manager 1. CHRISTINE JOANNE SCHAEFFER - Chris Pep Bond 1-4: Contest Band 1 4; Woodwind Choir 3.4: Solo 0 Ensemble 1.2: Volleyball 1. JEFFREY 5. SCHMIDT . Prom Ct. 3: Tourno- bout Ct. 4; Pep Bond 1-4: Jazz Band 1-4: Band Bd. 2: Cont. Band 1-4: Woodwind Choir 1-4: Solo O Ensemble 1-4. State 4. Ft. Ball 1-3. Mgr. 3.4; Wrestling 1-4. Mgr. 3: Track 1-4; Letterwinners 1-2: A.F.S. 1-4: Spanish 2. Home Ec. 4. GINA Y. SCHMITT - Volleyball 1-4. Basket- ball 1-3; Track 1-4; Letter Winners 2-4; Stu- dent Council 3. Treos. 3; Home Ec. Club 1-4. Sec. 4; Yearbook 3.4: Tournabout Court 3: Class Sec. 4. MIKE SCHOENWETTER - Prom Court 3: Foot- boll 1: Basketball 1.2: Art Club 1-4. TAMALA J. SCHOENWETTER - 'Shone’ Solo Ens. 3,4. State 3.4; Swing Choir 4: Triple Trio 3.4: Cheerleader 1.2.4; AFS Club 1-3: Odyssey 1-4. ANNETTE M. SCHRAB - Ned N.H.S. 4; CC 3.4. Co-Copt. 4: Basketball 2: Track 1-3: Let- ter Winners 3.4. A.F.S. Club 3.4: Spanish Club 1.2. Pres. 2; Art Club 1-4. Pres. 4; Foren- sics 3. Store 3. One-Act Plays 1; Junior Miss. 2nd runner-up 3; Odyssey 3.4. Art Ed. 4: Yearbook 3.4: Sr. Ed. 4: Class V.P. 3; Tour- nament Court 4. PAULETTE M. SCHRAD - Bounce Honor stu- dent, Dodger Girls 3: Notional Honor Soci- ety 3.4 Sec.. Homecoming court 4. Pep bond 1-4: Jazz Bond 4; Contest bond 1-4: Woodwind choir 2.4: Solo O Ensemble 1-4: state 4: Football manager 2.3: Cross Coun- try 4: Track 1; Librarians Club 2. AFS Club 3.4 reporter• Spanish dub 1.2: Art club 1: Forensics 3. state 3; One-act ploys 1: Jr. Miss 3: Odyssey 3.4. feature editor: Year- book staff 2-4. Co-editor 4 DANIEL P. SCHULZ - FFA 1-4. KENT DAVID UTTECH - ' Uy Prom court 3: Football 1-4. All conference ream 4; Basket- ball 1-4: Track 1-4: stare track meet 3: Letter Winners 1-4: Student council 1: Turnabout M.C. 3.4. KAY L.G. SCHULZ - NHS 4. Prom Queen 3; Dodger Girls store alternate 3. Color guard 2-4- Pep bond 1-4: Jazz band 1-4: Bond board 3.4 sec.. Contest bond 1-4: Brass choir 1-4. Honors clinic 2; Solo Ensemble 1-4. store 1-4: chorus pres. 4: swing choir 4 Triple trio 1-4. volleyball 1; basketball stats. 2-4; Arts and Crofts club 2: Student Council 2.4 AFS club 1-4: Sec. 3.4. Home Ec club 4 Odyssey 3.4 yearbook staff 1-4. Business Manager 4: Class secretary 3: spirit award bond 2. JEFFREY ALAN SCHULTZ - J.RFFA 1-4: Track 1.2: Dasketboll 1.2. TROY ROBERT WEGENER - Wags Honor Student Homecoming Court 4 Badger Boys 3: Football 1-4. All-Conference ream 4. Dos- kerboll 1-4. Honorable mention 4 Track 1.2.4: State track meet 3: Letter Winners 2- 4: AFS club 4. DEDRA KAY WEINHEIMER - Wino'. Honor student: Librorions club 2-4: Secretory 3. Pres. 4: Home Ec club 1-4. Treas. 4: Year- book staff 4. MARY ANN WILD - NHS 3,4: Honors clinic 1,2: Solo Ensemble 1-4, State 4: Swing choir 1.3,4: Triple Trio 1.3.4; Cheerleading 1- 4: Letter Winners 2-4: AFS club 1-4: Year- book staff 3.4: soles manager 3. JOHN PATRICK ZEMAN - ,J.P.' Wrestling 1- 4: Wrestling captain 4: Letter Winners 2-4. FFA 3. JEROME ZIEHME - Art club 1-4, VP 4. Graduates With No Photo Available DANA MARIE SZADO - Transfer from Delavan-Dorien H.S. 1261. Libror- ion ’s club 4: Home Ec dub 4. KERRY DELIN LORI A. JOHLL - Corn”. Transfer from Foil River 1979. Librarian's club 4; Spanish club 2: Home Ec club 3: Student librarian 4. JOHN HARINGS - FD 1.2. Golf 1-3. VINCE FUCHS - Wrestling 3.4. CUR T SHELDON - Transfer from Johnson Creek 4. 16 Honor Students FRONT: Paulette Schrob. Debbie Douer. Annette Schrob, Amy Kuzniewlcz, Karen Kroll. Debbie Weinheimer. DACK: William Gahlmon. Andy Cribben, John Gernetzke. Kevin Neuberger. Troy Wegener. Scott Kronz. Senior VIP i. Somebody Special Senior VIP's Chosen os co-editors of the Yearbook were Paulette Schrob and Debbie Dauer. Chosen as co-editors of the school newspaper were Laurie Haupert and John Gernetzke. Chosen as Dodger Girl’s and Doy’s Store Representatives were front: Paulette Schrob and Amy Kuzniewicz. Dock: Andy Cribben. Kevin Neuberger. Chuck Noll. Scott Kranz, and Troy Wegener. Paulette Schrob was one of the finalists for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards In Writing. 1962 Daughters of American Revolution winner was Andy Cribben. Chosen os 1961 Dodge land Junior Miss was Karen Kite linger. 16 Senior VIP’s DADE Guess Who I Am 19 Do by Picture I.D. 1. Elena Borrow 2. Tomi Greinert 3. Kent Uttech 4. Debby Weinheimer 5. Koy Schulz 6. Julie Hilker 7. Dole Fischer 6. Debbie Douer 9. Jane Collies 10. Joyce Fischer 11. Scoff Kronz 12. Paulette Or Annette Schrob 13. Lori Kolb 14. Mike Loeck 15. Dono Lamp (Westphol) 16. Cynthio LeRoy 17. Troy Wegener Id. Penny Kreitzmon 19. Kevin Neuberger 20. Karen Kroll 21. Renee Nehls 22. Annette Neuberger 23. Sue Kolb 24. Vince Frosher 25. Lourie Houpert 26. Mott Hoessly 27. Christine Schaeffer 26. Regino (right) 29. Lori Johll 30. Amy Kuzniewicz 31. Jeff Schmidt 32. Julie Fehling 33. Peggy Pearson 34. John Gernetzke 35. Karen Kitelinger 36. Lori Gernetzke 37. Gordie Gerbitz 36. Anne Lamp 39. Donny Houptll 40. Mory Wild 41. Kevin Freber 42. Julie Koul 43. Steve Duege 44. Tim Engels 45. Dole Jeche 20 Doby Pictures H ■ o o fi MtiUBlIlP Juniors Jill Anton Michael Decker Lisa Dehling Joani Donde Kevin Dorth Kennon Duhr Drad Durnett Tom Caine JoDee Canniff Julie Canniff John Chyko Dawn Druecke Tricia Duffy Dob Engels Ted Fehrman Russ Freber Karen Friese Sam Fuchs Robert Gahlmon Debbie Hecht Down Heimstra Lisa Hinzmann Tim Holbach Tommy Hughes Anne Ireland Chris Jusrmann Mary Kolscheur Ann Klarkowski Debbie Kohls Tricia Lampe Juniors 22 Juniors Russ Lehmann Scoff Lischka Jodi Monske Glen Marquardt John Metzger Michael Metzger Lynn Muenchow Jackie Netzer Katie Noll Drenda Pearson Hiedi Petroselli Ron Polzin Joanne Quest Brian Rohn Angie Reedy OFFICERS Tres: JoDee Canniff Pres: Sonya Westphol VP: Gail Wolfram Sec: Joanne Quest Donna Riege Kurt Sougstod Dan Schneider Todd Schoenwetter Down Schultz John Schuster Amanda Scott Michelle Soldner James Stone 23 Juniors Debbie Szobo Jim Szopinskl Gina Tisdale Jolene Vick Janet Weinheimer Lorolee Weiss Sonya Wesrphol Lisa Winter Gall Wolfram David Wot!man Turn Me Loose Sophomores Sandra Dagneski Bradley Dailey Diane Barrow Teresa Bauer David Deal Carol Decker Korin Dehling Kimberly Dischoff Janice Dobholz Lonnie Donlender Winner of the 1962 Hugh O'Brien AwordJanice Dobholz Sophomores 25 Sophomores Ronald Collies Karen Clark Pam Couperus Sheila Cribben James Erickson Todd Farrington Tom Fehling Kenneth Firari Russell Firorl Neil Foch Dan Gohlmon Kevin Galske John Gibson Mark Grosskopf Robby Grueneberg Charlene Guderion Edward Haase Steve Hartman Gregg Haupert Michel I Henriott Maria Hoi bach Greg Jaehnke Leonne Justmann Dani Kaddatz Joan Kolscheur Steve King Pres.-Scott Neuberger Sec.-Tina Wegener Vice Pres.-Greg Drigowotz Treos. -Maria Hoi bach Connie Kreitzman Mike Kreuziger Shawn Lamp Ronald Louersdorl Cindy Monske Alan Morquardt Corey McDonough Thomas Metzger Keith Mountin Laura Nehls 26 Sophomores Sophomores Uso Nehls Tyler Nehls Robert Nels Scott Neuberger Willie Owens Keith Poor Steven Pose wo Id Croig Percifield Kothy Price Potty Price John Prust Jon Ritter Gory Schoolmo Lisa Schindel Michael Schmidt Michelle Schmidt Leon Schmitt Jeff Schoenwerter Deth Schoonhoven Nancy Schultz Steve Schultz Troy Schultz Neol Schuster Liso Soldner Daniel Steffen Stocy Stiller Give me o Mountin ' Give me o DewI Cheryl Strode Julie Stutz Jonolynn Tillemo Tlno Wegener Kori Westphol John Wolfram Rachel Wolter Daniel Zonk Tommy Zemon Julie Zirbel Sophomores 27 Freshmen Uso Dogneskl Holly Dehling Michael Derr hold Michael Brooks Garrett Cooper Ore nr Coupe rus Mark Do vis Dale Dobbratz Angel Fairbanks Charles Fischer Todd Gorr Jean Henriott Scott Hiemstro Edward Hinzmann Roni Jake! Lisa Johll Wayne Johll James Jongebloed Thomas Jusrmann Jay Kaul Joan Kennedy Jeff King Kevin Kloges Patricia Klomsten Thomas Kolb James Krause Randal Krause Gene Krinke Donna Kuhlmon Stephanie Kulke Becky Kuzniewicz Kevin Leistico Jeffery Lentz Jonel LeRoy Max Lindert Dawn Loomis 28 Freshmen Freshmen Lauro Maas Joy Marquardr Marlene Miescher John Nehls Tomoro Nehls Tim Neis Daniel Netzer Klml Neuberger Gory Pearson Robert Percifield Paul Peterman John Pltzlln Diane Quest Jean Reedy James Riege Lisa Rohde Debra Roy Joel Saeger Mark Saeger Jerald Schaolma Susan Schaeffer Sandro Schindel Wendy Schmidt Amy Schoonhoven Drenda Schoenwetter Doris Schuett Audra Schultz John Schultz James Selchert Druce Sharp Jacquelyn Skolosski Morgaurite Sorer Scott Stiller Jeff Stueber Diane Szobo Michael Szopinski Freshmen 29 Feels Like The First Time Cheering! Sabrina Touchetre Lisa Vrede veld Keith Wegener Jennifer Weiss Brian Westphol Goye Wesrphal John Wienke Dolene Wiese Susan Zemon Danny Zirbel FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Bottom row: Bruce Sharp. President. Top row: Tamara Nehls. Treasurer: Tom Kolb. Vice President Missing: Par Klomsten. Secretary. Freshmen 30 Freshmen TRATION FACULTY AD iiiiiihu A i' f Introduce The Voice Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION: FRONT ROW: Jerome Hoose: Robert Kosten: Eugene Decker: Richard Hoose. BACK ROW: Frederick Lampe, Superintendent: Phyllis Schulz; James Zahn, Merlin Stutz. Charles Weinheimer. SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. Lampe PRINCIPAL: Mr. Kohls GUIDANCE COUNSELOR: Mr. Dornfeld 32 Adminlstratlon Schooldays, Schooldays Mrs. Steworf-Heolth What ore you doing In the roln? Mr. Schecher-Physlcs. I.P.S.. Chemistry Mrs. Larson- Life Activities. Phy. Ed.. Health Homecoming King Mott Hoessly gives Mr. Smonz o pie In the face. Mr. Lorson-Diology. Drivers Ed.. Athletic Director Mr. Krentz-Life Activities. Phy. Ed. Mrs. Hodgson and Miss Lemke cheer the trojans on to o victory. Mr. Doiey-Gen. Science. Creative Writing. Language Skills. Biology 5 Focuity 33 Mr. Krueger-Civics. History. Careers. Comp. Govt. Miss Wubben-W.A.S.. Family Living. Economics. Civics. History. Mr. Edming-Languoge Skills. Spanish 102. American Novel. Dev. Reading Mrs. Motuszeski-Potterns of Communication. Mass Medio, Comp. A. American Lit., Science Fiction. Short Story. Mr. Wyss-Language Skills A. American Lit. C. Comp. C Mr. Keuier-W.A.S.. C.U.S.H.. Sociology. Coach of the E.S.C. Champs. Psychology. Geography Mrs. Driemon-Longuoge Skills A. American Literature. Comp. Col.. Comp. REM.. Non Fiction 34 Faculty Mr. Schuster-Wood Fob.. Wood Des.. Carp.. Cons. Ind. Ed.. Small Eng.. House Wiring. Auto Mech. Mr. Kuhn-Welding. Sheer Metal. Shop 10 2 Mr. Smanz-Gen. Math. Geometry. Math Miss Lemke announcing at a pep rally. Mr. Dahl-Pre. Aleg.. Algebra 10 2 Anal. Miss Lemke-Typing 2. Stenospeed. Record Keeping. Office Practice Mr. Saugstad-Dus. Princ.. Insurance. Dus. Law. Acer. 10 2. Marketing. Record Keep. Mrs. Neumann-Office Mach.. Typing 1. Office Training Foculty 35 Mr. Roberson-Dond Mrs. Hodgson-Gen. Foods. Adv. Cloth.. Imp. Mod. Uv.. Home Management. Gen. Survey. Today 's Life Studies. Pers. Imp.. Personal Clothing Mr. Purpura-Learning DIs. Mr. Smanz after Mott got a hold of him. Miss Sulllvan-Llbrarian Mr. LewondowskUntro. Art. Pottery. Fiber Fab.. Sculpture. Drawing. Painting Miss Verhulst-Chorus Mr. Derrlcks-Ag.. Form Manage.. Dairying. Horti.. Livestock. Form Mach.. Agron.. Animal Nutrition 06 Foculty Dirty Deeds The year's Janitors: Al Weiss. Willard Louersdorl. Lois Root. Ed Wolfram. Head Janitor: Ralph Llndl. Making our school days go more smoothly are the various people pictured on this page. We appreciate their many efforts of keeping our building clean and repaired, our appetite satisfied, our daily schedules in order and getting us to school on time. Not pictured here are the bus drivers. They ore: Dill Wolter, Ken Kulke, Joani Zirbel. Solly Westphal, Jim Zohn, Al Ceshker, Le- Roy Schultz, Keith Schmidt, Lyle Hllker, Dan Link, and Bruce Straseski. Joan Loomis, cook Lorraine Stueber. cook Mrs. Tlllema, district secretary Mrs. Duffy, high school secretary Mrs. Steffen, district secretory Service 07 Let There De Peace On Earth Veteran's Day 1981 Everyday is o day for patriotism. ” was a statement made by Judge Joseph E. Schultz, a World War II veteran, who spoke at the Veter- on's Day assembly. The assembly was held on November 11th in the gym. The band, choir, and double boy 's quartet performed appropriate selections for this program, which was sponsored by VFW Post 10423 and American Legion Post No. 15. Wild Blue Yonder U.S. Air Force Jazz Band The Dodgelond students were given o real treat when the U.S. Air Force Jazz Bond presented o concert in the high school gym. The fast moving concert was performed by members from os dose os Modison. Wisconsin ond os for os Californio. To be o member of this group, they must pass auditions. Everyone en- joyed the performance by this talented group. Girls' Most Valuable Runner, Janet Le- Roy. Girls' Co-Capralns: Amy Kuznlewlcz and Annette Schrob. This year we managed to recruit enough girls for the first full girls' team (finallyI) and did well, placing fourth In the conference. After practices and meets Time for me to Fly could always be heard echoing through the locker rooml Although the girls and boys were separate teams, we all practiced together and had lots of fun, despite the rough practices! Girls' Cross Country team: FRONT: Janet LeRoy. BACK: Dawn Bornshlegel, Cheryl Strode, Sabrina Toucherte. Annette Schrob. Paulette Schrob. Amy Kuznlewlcz. and Coach Smanz. 40 Cross Country Boys' Cross Country The boys' ream proved to be very successful, tying for fifth In the conference. John and Neal Schuster hosted an end-of-rhe-seoson party for all cross country members, when we presented Coach (Dad) Smanz with a jersey to show our gratitide for his being such a good coach and friend! Boys’ Co-Captains. Todd Do vis and Kevin Freber Boys’ Most Valuable Runner. Russ Freber Boys' Cross Country team: Coach Smanz. Todd Davis. Neil Foch. Jokko Icevskl. Steve King. Neal Schuster. Russ Freber. Kevin Freber. and John Schuster. 41 Cross Country FRONT ROW: Ted Fehrmon. Willie Owens. Tom Coine. Dob Engels. Tim Engels. Orion Rohn. Andy Cribben. Tyler Nehls. Corey McDonough, Don Zonk. Robert Gohlmon. MIDDLE ROW: Kurt Sougstod. Mike Decker. Scott Neuberger. Drod Durnett. Mike Schmidt. Greg Drigowotz. John Wolfram, Keith Mountin. Jim Szopinski. Don Gohlmon. DACK ROW: Head Cooch Don Keuler, Mgr. andStots. Kevin Neuberger. Mgr. Jeff Schmift: Scott Linn. Kent Uttech. Troy Wegener. Scott Kronz. Mark Engebretson. Mott Hoessly. Ritchie Drooks. Fred Gohlmon. Kerry Delin. Jokko. Assistant Varsity Cooch Dick Thieme. Co-Coptoin-Ritchie Drooks We Are The Champions Co-Coptoin and M VP-Andy Crib- ben First Team-Offense: Tim Engels-RD: Andy Cribben-Quorterbock; Fred Gohlmon-Guord. First Team-Defense: Mark Engebretson-Tockle. ondse- lected to the District Five All District Football Team. First Team-Offense: Ritchie Drooks-Tockle. ond selected to the District Five All District Football Team. First Team-Defense: Scott Kronz-HD. Second Team-Defense: Troy Wegener-HD. Second Team-Offense: Kent Uttech-Wide Receiver; Matt Haessly-Guord. Second Team-De- fense: Kerry Delin-LD; Scott Linn-End, ond Second Team-Offense: Scott Llnn-FD. 42 Football 31 -- 'y 9 rt yv; M flO y 1: Mike Szopinski. Dole Dobbrorz. Keith Wegener. Jeff King. Mgr. John Nehls. ROW 2: Joel Soeger. Robert Percifield. Tyler Nehls. Kevin Kloges. Mike Drooks. Corey McDonough. Gory Pearson. ROW 3: Mark Davis. Don Gohlmon. Mike Schmidt. John Wolfram. Keith Mountin. Mgr. John Wienke. ROW 4: Assistant J.V. Coach Don Lewondowski. Mark Saeger. Willie Owens. Jim Krause. Greg Drigowatz. Don Zank. Head J. V. Coach Greg Kuhn. The coaching techniques or procedures that I use during each football season vary little from year to year: it's the mate- rial that I hove to work with that separates a championship team from a second or third place team. Ability, mental state of readiness, desire, and leader- ship ore the ingredients that make the dif- ference. This year I was fortunate to be the head football coach of a team that had all of these qualities. Our football ream had the God-given gift of being good athletes, not only physically but mentally os well. Their mental readiness (Intensity) for each game was physically evident week offer week. Their desire to win and be successful is a lesson that will not be left on the ploying field, but will be carried with all of them for the rest of their lives. From a coaching standpoint, leadership is that intangible ingredient that cannot be taught. Teams that have strong leodersip ore inevitable winners: teams that lock strong leadership will be lost in the middle of the pack. emphasized the slogan De first, not lost. from the first day of practice on through to the state playoff gome with Kohler. Self-motivation and the drive to be the best one can be is on important factor in on individuals life - possibly the most important factor. Prior to the Kohler gome, we sot down and talked about what to expect In the game. I told our squad members that Win or lose, we ore winners. Over a period of months. I feel that have established a close bond with this ream, but in my mind, all the teams have been winners-regardless of records. We live in a society that places a lot of emphasis on records. When using records os a yardstick, this team will definitely be a winner In the eyes of our society. This team won more gomes in one season than any other team In our school's history. It scored more points (347) and allowed the fewest points (43) than any other team during my coaching career or Dodgeland. It is the first ream In our school's history to hove the experience of ploying for the state championship. This group of men also earned 12 positions on the Eastern Suburban Conference all-conference-ream—6 first-ream picks and 6 second- team picks- which is also a school record. All of these accomplishments depict the enormous success that these young men experienced during the 1981 football season. A long standing belief of mine is that you con win football games with underclassmen, but you win championships with seniors. Along with all f of the excitement and joyous times that occurred during this season. I also experienced a sense of loss. Thor loss Involves the 11 seniors who hove played their last game for DHS. These men have a special meaning for me because, like me. they hove experienced the agony of defeat os well os the thrill of victory. For the past three years, they are the men who have built our program. This has been a tremendous challenge for them and like true champions, they not only rose up to meet this challenge, but they conquered it. To these seniors, I say Thank you for being part of our program. 'My hope is that our football program has made you a better person. I believe that our greatest challenge is before us. This ultimate challenge is the task that faces our underclassmen — to carry on the winning Trojan tradition. I know from post experience that through personal commitment and sacrifice, they will rise up and meet this challenge. — Coach Keuler Football 43 1932 ESC Conference Champs Changing Tires Nice Tackle R Itch I Help from the sideline Don't look behind you Tim! i 44 FootboH Hit Me With Your Best Shot VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Jolene Vick, Trlclo Lompe. Gina Schmitt. BACK ROW. Trlclo Duffy, Renee Nehls, Lorolee Weiss, Kim Bischoff. Down Druecke, coach, Mrs. Lorson. Varsity volleyball VoHeyboH 45 JV Volleyball J. V. VOLLEYBALL Front Row-. Dorothy Kirellnger. Liso Rhode, Down Schultz. Dock Row.- Morgourite Sorer. Audro Schultz. Down Druecke. Tommy Nehls. Tina Wegener. Liso Vrede veld. Mrs. Lorson. Missing Jennifer Weiss It was on exciting seventh year that the Trojon team compered in volleyboll ond the second year of com- petition in the Eostern Suburban Conference. The Tro- jans hod o young ream consisting of seven freshmen ond only two seniors. 46 Volleyboll Top L to R - Jill Anton. Tomi Greinert. Mary Wild. Middle - Gino Tisdale. Cynthia LeRoy. Karen Kite- linger. Bottom - Jodi Manske. Jump, Shout, B Foil Cheerleaders L to R - Dani Kaddotz. Donna Riege. Tammy Hughes. Tomi Zemon. Patricio Klomsten. Cheerleaders 47 Fall Scoreboard Ookfield Football Us 23-0 Waterloo 20-6 Com bridge 27-10 Hustisford 43-7 Lakeside 41-0 Palmyra 41-0 Williams Day 37-0 Deerfield 39-0 Johnson Creek 26-6 Marshall 46-14 Kohler 13-14 (Division 5 Store Playoffs) Girl's Cross Country field Invir. 2nd Waterloo May ville Invit. 9th Palmyra Cambridge Slinger Invit. 11th Laconia Invir. 15th Rio Invit. 5th Deerfield Conference Meet 4th Sectionals 4th Us 40-15 30-22 39-19 23-32 Varsity And J. V. Volleyball Vorsiry J.V. Us Campbellsport 3-0 3-0 Marshall 1-2 1-2 Williams Day 2-1 12 Lomira 1-2 1.2 Johnson Creek 1-2 3-0 Waterloo m 3-0 Deerfield Cambridge dm WjM 1-2 34 2-1 Lakeside £ 1-2 Oakfield 1-2 3-0 Hustisford 3-0 3-0 Horicon 3-0 2-1 Lakeside 2-0 1-2 Columbus 2-0 2-1 Palmyra 3-0 34 Cedar Grove 0.2 Boy 's Cross Country Dei ¥ Oakfield Invit. 4th Waterloo May ville Invit. 16 fh Marshall Palmyra Lakeside Cambridge Slinger Invit. 9th Laconia Invit. 11th Rio Invir. 6th Deerfield nference Meet 5th fionols 6th Us 32-23 30-25 2629 30-25 30-25 30-25 46 Scoreboard Boy 's Varsity Basketball Girl's JV Basketball Cambridge Us 63-36 Waterloo 5066 Marshall 55-59 Palmyra 64-61 Lakeside 63-64 Williams Day 46-39 Johnson Creek 64-55 Husrlsford 65-46 Deerfield 59-51 Waterloo 47-61 Palmyra 52-50 Cambridge 56-52 Lakeside 46-63 Marshall 75-59 Williams Day 55-52 Johnson Creek 49-56 Husrlsford 66-53 Deerfield 77-53 Ookfleld 55-66 Boy 's JV Basketball Cambridge Us 45-51 Waterloo 35-61 Marshall 35-77 Palmyra 44-39 Lakeside 34-71 Williams Day 36-40 Johnson Creek 39-46 Husrlsford 46-66 Deerfield 44-36 Waterloo 49-56 Palmyra 41-40 freshmen 36-33 Cambridge 34-40 Lakeside 53-56 Marshall 45-61 Williams Day 4446 Johnson Creek 44-24 Husrlsford 52-53 Deerfield 54-33 Girl's Varsity Basketball Cambridge Us 36-20 Marshall 45-46 Palmyra 50-39 Lakeside 51-39 Waterloo 44-35 Williams Day 62-34 Johnson Creek 47-55 Husrlsford 51-19 Deerfield 76-30 Waterloo 67-46 Marshall 41-29 Palmyra 57-34 Lakeside 62-59 Williams Day 64-50 Johnson Creek 37-46 Cambridge 72-31 Husrlsford 54-22 Deerfield 55-31 Oakfield 47-43 Husrlsford 53-36 Randolph 47-33 Poynette 46-60 Us Cambridge 26-21 Marshall 17-19 Palmyra 29-23 Lakeside 13-77 Waterloo 21-16 Williams Day 31-17 Johnson Creek 25-45 Hustisford 30-32 Deerfield 32-15 Waterloo 25-26 Marshall 21-36 Palmyra 23-36 Lakeside 20-47 Williams Day 41-21 Johnson Creek 30-36 Cambridge 23-22 Husrlsford 22-19 Deerfield 44-16 Varsity Wrestling Us Lomira 25-33 Johnson Creek 25-33 Cambridge 30-29 Lakeside 56-12 Waterloo 31-33 Moyville 44-17 Marshall 43-9 Hustisford 45-15 Deerfield 39-21 Poynette 51-12 Boy's ■ Track Us Horicon Relays 2nd Waterloo 64-43 Cambridge 70-57 Lakeside 63-44 Johnson Creek 114-13 Laconia Inv. 1st Deerfield 63-64 Deforest Inv. 2nd Marshall 90-37 Palmyra 77-50 Morkeson Inv. 1st Moyville Inv. 3rd Conference 2nd Reglonols 1st Sectionals 2nd Girl's Track Us Horicon Relays 3rd Waterloo 64-56 Cambridge 59-64 Lakeside 43-79 Johnson Creek 65-37 Laconia Inv. 2nd Deerfield 113-19 Marshall 70-53 Palmyra 53-70 Morkeson Inv. 3rd Conference 6rh Reglonols 4th Sectionals 15th PLAYING THE GAME Girl's Basketball FRONT ROW: Down Schultz. Trlclo Duffy, Gall Wolfram. BACK ROW: Mgr. Tlno Wegener. Coach Mrs. Lorson. Kim Dischoff, Renee Nehls. Lorolee Weiss. Beth Schoonhoven. Down Druecke. Mgr. Kim Neuberger. FRONT ROW: Becky Kuzniewicz. Sue Zemon. MIDDLE ROW: Mgr. Liso Johll. Goye Westphol. Connie Kreitzmon. Julie Zirbel. Kori Westphol. Nancy Schultz. Mgr. Down Loomis. BACK ROW: Mr. Zimmerman. Angel Fairbanks. Cindy Monske. Amy Schoonhoven. Liso Schindel. Liso Soldner. Tommy Nehls. Girl's Basketball 51 JV Boy 's Basketball JV BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW. Tyler Nehls. Robert Percifield. Mark Davis. Keith Wegener. Jeff King. Neil Foch. Daniel Steffen. BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Krueger. Brent Couperus. Scott Neuberger. John Wolfram. Kevin Klages. Neol Schuster. Greg Drigoworz. Don Gohlmon. Steve King. 52 Shoot To Thrill From top to bottom: Dock: Coach Mr. Krentz. Todd Do vis. Troy Wegener. Scott Krentz. Jim Szopinski. Ritchie Brooks. Jokko. Front: Mark Grosskopf. John Wolfram. Andy Cribben. Kurt Sougstod. and Kennon Duhr. 1. CAPTAIN: Andy Cribben. 2. M.V.P. and 1st Conference: Scott Krentz. 3. Troy Wegener. Honorable Mention. 4. Ready. 5. Set 6. GOI Boy's Basketball Boy's Dasketball 53 T o u 9 h G u y s Front Row: Russ Freber. Vince Fuehs, John Zemon. Robert Gohlmon, Drod Durnett. Tim Engels. Dock row: Assn't coach Don Link. Orion Rohn. Jeff Schmidt. Woyne Johll. Ted Fehrmon. Steve Duege. W r e 5 t e r s J. V.. Dob Engels. Chris Justmonn. Lonnie Don lender. Mark Enge brer- son. Squeeze J.V. Wrestling Dire the mot Wrestiing 55 FRONT: Sheila Crlbben. Par Klomsten. Tammy Hughes. Karen Dehllng, Cheryl Strode. Dawn Dornshlegel. Don Schultz. Joan Kennedy. Triclo Duffy. Julie Zirbel. Jennifer Weiss. Connie Kreitzman. DACK: Coach Mrs. Stewart. Gina Schmitt. Stacy Stiller. Break Time Cindy Manske. Kim Dischoff. Tammy Nehls. Beth Schoonhoven. Loralee Weiss. Renee Nehls. Gina Tisdale. Lisa Soldner. Amy Schoeenhoven. Jane! LeRoy. Jodi Manske. Time For Me To Fly Girl's Track Loralee Weiss: Co-Most Beth Schoonhoven and Tommy Nehls: Co- Valuable and Captain Julie Zirbel: Co-Most Valuable Cindy Manske: Co-Most Valuable Most Improved 56 Girl’s Track FRONT ROW: Dob Percifield, Russ Freber. Dob Engels. Drent Couperus. Tyler Nehls. Jeff King. Keith Mountin. Greg Houpert. Todd Farrington. Nell Foch. Mark Davis. Mike Decker. Jeff Schmidt. Keith Wegener. Mr. Lewondowski. Assistant coach. DACK ROW: Tina Wegener, manager.- Mr. Smanz. Coach: Ted Fehrman. Kevin Kloges. Andy Cribben. Matt Haessly. Scott Kranz. Troy Wegener. John Schuster. Kent Uttech. Kurt Saugstod. John Wolfram. Mike Schmidt. Mark Engeberetson. Scott Kranz broke the school record In the triple jump and the pole vault. Stretching Time For Me To Fly Boy's Track Such Form and Determination Andy Cribben: Co- Captain and Co-MVR Matt Haessly: Co-Captain Troy Wegener: Co- Captain and Co-MVR VARSITY BOY'S BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS-TOP: BOY'S J. V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS-TOP: Tommy lemon. FRONT ROW: Pot Hledi Petroselli. MIDDLE: Jodi Monske. FRONT: Mory Klomsten, Donno Riege. and Tommy Hughes. Wild, Jil Anton, and Gino Tisdole. Spring Cheerleaders WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS-Tommi Grelm ert, Cindy LeRoy. Tommy Kreuzlger. Julie Fehling. 56 Spring Cheerleaders A t h n 1 A e c t t e 5 o n 60 Student Life Let's Get Physical ._____________ « FRONT ROW. Russ Freber. Down Schultz. Regino Mottos. Peggy Pearson. MIDDLE ROW: Dob Engels. Tomi Greinert. Penny Kreitzmon. Anne Ireland. Jolene Vick. Goil Wolfram. BACK ROW: Mory Wild. Troy Wegener. Lourie Houpert. Joanne Quest. Renee Nehls. Debbie Bauer, Tim Engels. Jeff Schmidt. Todd Do vis. Jokko Icevski. Andy Cribben. It's A Small World AFS Club VJELCOME This year the AFS Club hod two exchange students- —Regino Mottos from Brazil and Jokko Icevski from Sweden. This year's events included two pizza sales, a pan- cake breakfast a short term exchange with Medina, Ohio, and a trip to the Milwaukee Folk Fair. Many other activities were held throughout the year. Mr. Edming was our faculty advisor. Surprise Jokko. you're on candid camerol Welcome Regino And Jokko 62 AFS FRONT ROW: Kim Neuberger, Sonya Westphal. Janet Weinheimer. Lynn Muenchow. MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Vredeveld. Pat Klomsten. Tommy Hughes. Tomi Nehls. BACK ROW: Mary Kalscheur. Tricia Lampe. Mike Decker. Lora Lee Weiss. Joani Kalscheur. Neal Schuster. Jane! LeRoy. Tina Wegener. Regina eating munchies at the A.F.S. weekend. AFS Officers FRONT ROW: Paulette Schrab. Reporter; Ted Fehrman. Advertisement; Kurt Saugstod. Adult representative; John Gernetzke. Adult representa- tive; Gndy LeRoy. Advertisement. BACK ROW: Annette Neuberger. President: Kevin Freber. Vice-pres.: Julie Fehling. Treasurer: Kay Schulz. Secretary. A.F.S. 60 1982 AFS Students Oi Gente bos. (HI GUYS) Tudo legal? (ARE YOU FINE)? When knew I was coming to America. I was afraid of the language, because I didn't know English. Well, now my English is not too good, but it is better. I came from a big city and this difference has brought to me a lot of new experiences. For example, the cows heightened me when I sow them stand in the snow. I thought they were frozen. I never knew they stood still like statues and I had my mother explain to me. That's bod, but . . I have met a lot of people; and when I go back. I really will miss everybody. This is a great experience because we can exchange emotions and ideas, learning and teaching about other countries. The weather is so different and I had a lot of fun snowmobUing. sledding and ice-skating for the first time, and I think I did pretty good. I only fell twenty times in about one hour ice-skating. It is a good record, don ’t you think so? The parties, football, cheerleaders, and the school system too. is totally different than in Brazil and sometimes it is hard to understand this. I suppose when you will be reading this letter. I will be back in Brazil. I can imagine how hard it will be for me to say good-bye to the wonderful people I have met here. I will never forget each one of you because you hove become a part of my life. I have a good impression of D.H.S. and I want to soy thanks to all the teachers who have helped me so much. A very special thank you for my family because many of the things I learned, was only because of them. Thank you for a great experience and for receiving me with your smile. I hope when I am in Brazil. I receive a letter from you. My address IS: Regina Lucia de Mottos Ruo Hum. No.548 Bairro Campestre. SontoAndr'e Sao Paulo - Brazil 09000 Mil beijos. (a kiss for my friends) Tchaul (Good-bye) Love. Regina Hejson Allihopal When I left Sweden. I had a dream. I wanted JullJIU. In other words. I wanted to visit the USA and be part of the American society. I was very impatient to leave Sweden and right now I can really understand why. I’ve hod a great time in school. There were, of course, some days that were tough and hard to pull through; but I had the help from all the nice students and the great teachers. This year has helped me. I think to look or things in a different manner and to become more mature. The year has given me a lor of experiences and I hope that I've shared some with you here. Sports were probably what I enjoyed most. I had a great time In cross-country, football and basketball. There is just one thing that really bothers me. and that is that have to leave in June. My only mistake was that I thought I would get away from the cold winters in Sweden, but I was very wrong. Once again thanks to you all. Jokko. AFS Sweden. 84 AFS A-V CLUD-KNEELING: Orion Rahn. Joonne Quest. Jackie Netzer. Russ Freber. STANDING: Scott Linn. Dob Dennett. Vince Fresher. Mr. Schuster. Advisor; Scott Vinz. Don Hecht. Cindy LeRoy. Vince Fuchs. Gordon Gerbitz. John Schuster. Audio-Visual Club Y o u D e c o r Q t e d Arts And Crafts Club Arts 0 Crofts Club-FRONT ROW: Tommy Zemon, Russ Freber. Doni Koddorz. Leonne Justmonn. ond Tino Wegener. DACK ROW: Tyler Nehls. Neol Schuster. Mr. Schuster. Advisor; John Schuster. Jim Szopinski. Russ Lehmann, ond Gordon Gerbitz. Don't Talk To Strangers Debate Officers: Mrs. Drieman. Coach; Kim Dischoff. Sect.-Treas.: Sonya Westphai, Pres.; John Gernetzke. Vice Pres. Nice purse. Bruce. Club Members - Dock: Lau- rie Haupert. Druce Sharpe, Don Steffen. Front: Joan Ken- nedy, Janice Dobholz, Miss- ing; Angel Fairbanks. Pig out. girls? Chubby Chins. 66 Debate FFA Officers-Front Row: Chris Jusi mon-Treosurer. Peggy Peorson-Set er. Dock Row: Ed Posewold-Sentin Jim Szopinski-Vice President, Mr. Front Row: Leonne Justmonn, Brio Westphol. John Schultz, Tim Ne Paul Peterman. Gene Krinke. Sobrh Touchert. Middle Row: Joel Soeg Jerry Schoalma. Tom Justmon Lonnie Donlender. Dole Dobbrotz. Mark Soeger. Drent Co uper us. Jim Seichert. Dock Row: Ken Flrori. Steve King, Wayne Johll. Mike Duss. Gory School mo, Tom Fehling. Russ Flrori, Garret Cooper, Don Zonk. Mark Grosskopf, Joy Koul. One of the octivities this year was the tractor drive-in. Thank God I'm A Country Doy! Dodgelond FFA Front Row: Jone Collies. Tyler Nehls. Corey McDonough. Robert Neis. Ron Louersdorf, Neil Foch. Middle Row: Ed Hoose. Jeff Schultz. Drod Doiley. Russ Lehmonn. Robert Gohlmon. Dob Dennett, Don Schneider. Dock Row-. Troy Schultz. John Metzger. Dole Jeche. Don Houpfli. Paul Non. Steve Duege. Mark Engebretson. Orion Rohn. Scott Vinz. Kevin Dorth. Ron Collies. Keith Poor FORENSICS PARTICIPANTS-TOP: Jim Selchert. Mike Berthold. Druce Sharp. MIDDLE: Par Klomsten. Max Linden. STANDING: JoanI Kolscheur. Debbie Kohls, Lisa Vredeveld, Janel LeRoy. Sonya Westphal, Tammy Zeman. BOTTOM: Angel Fairbanks. Jennifer Weiss. Katie Noll. Regina Mottos, Beth Schoonhoven. 1962 Forensics The SIX STATE WINNERS were: Kim Bis- choff, Sheila Cribben. John Gernetzke. Dolene Wiese. Tammy Hughes. Karen Kitelinger. You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth Went To State DISTRICT WINNERS- FRONT: Andy Cribben, Hiede Petroselli. Lisa Behl- ing. Leonne Justmann. Joan Kenne- dy. Sheila Cribben. Donna Riege, Kim Bischoff. Dolene Wiese. Laurie Houpert, Janice Bobholz. BACK: John Gernetzke. Coaches. Mr. Edm- Ing, Mrs. Brieman. Mrs. Motuszeski. 66 Forensics FIRST SEMESTER HALL MONITORS: FRONT: MoryAnn Wild. Peggy Pearson. Angie Reedy. Down Druecke. Anne Lamp. MIDDLE: Gino Schmitt. Lori Kolb. Jill Anton. Debbie Kohls, Sue Kolb. Steve Pose wold. BACK: Lourie Houpert, Todd Do vis. Greg Brigowotz. Tim Engels. Kevin Neuberger. Neol Lischko. Keith Mountln. Mark Engebretson. Tlno Wegener. Private Hall monitors ore students who ore chosen to watch the hall during their study halls. They also run errands for the teachers and Mrs. Duffy. SECOND SEMESTER HALL MONITORS: FRONT: Lourie Houpert. Jill Anton. Tina Wegener. Janet Weinheimer. Down Druecke. Angie Reedy. Joanne Quest. Lori Kolb. Peggy Pearson. Koy Schulz. Jodi Monske. Debbie Kohls. BACK: Steve Posewold. Steve King. Kevin Neuberger. Mark Engebretson. Kevin Freber. Mott Hoessly. Greg Brigowotz. Andy Cribben. Holl Monitors 69 We Got The Beat Bond FRONT ROW: Jolene Vick. Jennifer Weiss. Chris Schaeffer. Dawn Schultz. Katie Noll. Mary Kolschuer. Julie Hilker. Sue Kolb. Joan Kennedy. Beth Schoonhoven. Debbie Bauer. Paulette Schrab. SECOND ROW. Amy Schoonhoven. Tami Zeman. Maria Holbach. Sandy Schindel. Sheila Cribben. Cheryl Strode. Tricia Duffy. Jodi Manske. Julie Stutz. Rachel Wolfer. Lisa Winters. Michelle Henriott. Sabrina Touchette. Donna Kuhlman. THIRD ROW: Jeff Lentz. Sue Zeman. Cindy Manske. Lisa Schindel. Teresa Bauer. Janice Bobholz. Sonya Westphol. Kay Schulz. Joani Bondi. Tami Greinert. Janet Weinheimer. FOURTH ROW: Tim Engels. Mike Becker. Jeff Schmidt. Greg Brigowotz. Keith Mountin. John Gernetzke. Jim Erickson. Jeff King. Debbie Kohls. Julie Fehling. BACK ROW: Director Mr. Roberson. Chuck Noll. Mike Schmidt. Renee Nehls. Bob Bennett. Mike Szopinski. Band members were kept busy with many activities and performances throughout the year. Marching activities included several parades around the area and going to Moriott's Great America during the summer of 1961. The marching band also per- formed at the home football games and took part in the football ream's victory celebration. Band activities also included the pep band. The pep band performed at pep rallies, boys basketball gomes, and for parents' nights of girls' basketball and wrestling. The concert band performed at the Veteran s Day Program and performed in three other concerts. The concert band also participated in the District Large Group Festival which was held at Marshall High School. DRUM MASTERS: Janice Bobholz and John Gernetzke. COLOR GUARD: Kay Schulz: Dawn Schultz: Jodi Manske: Tommy Zeman; Renee Nehls. Captain. ALTERNATES: Janet Weinheimer. Connie Kreitzman. FLAG SQUAD: Tami Greinert. Captain; Sonya Westphol: Julie Hilker; JoAnne Quest: Cindy Manske; Tricia Lompe; Julie Fehling. MISSING: Donna Riege. ALTERNATES: Julie Canniff. JoDee Canniff. Sheila Cribben. Angie Reedy. (1) The 1961-62 bond board consisted of: FRONT ROW: Renee Nehls. Treos.: To mi G re inert. Pres.: Mike Decker. V.P.• Kay Schulz. Sec. BACK ROW: John Gernetzke. Sen. Rep.: Sonyo Westphol. Jr. Rep.: Morio Holboch. Soph. Rep.: and Jeff King. Frosh. Rep. (2) Marching rehearsal. (3) The pep bond performed or pep rallies. The jozz bond entertained the student body during the Christmas assembly of 1961. It also performed for two of the seasonal concerts, os well os for the Jr. Miss Pogeont and o Music Boosters chili supper. The jozz bond worked hard on two songs which were token to the solo and ensemble contest in March. This year everyone looked uniform wearing special t-shirts designed ond printed by the art club which soy All That Jazz on the front. Each year, o new t-shirt will be printed to odd extra color ond uniformity to the jozz bond. FRONT ROW: Jeff Schmidt. Teresa Bouer. Jonice Dobholz. Sonyo Westphol. Greg Drigowotz. Tim Engels. Mike Decker. ROW 2: Renee Nehls. Jeon Henriott. Julie Fehling. Jeff King. Jim Erickson. Keith Mountin. BACK ROW: Mike Schmidt. Chuck Noll. Tomi Greinert. Mr. Roberson. Janet Weinheimer. Don Steffen. Liso Schindel. Joan Kennedy. Koy Schulz. Jennifer Weiss. Missing: Paulette Schrob. Jozz Bond 71 I've Got ■ � 9 M J 7 --- oi� � J — FRONT ROW: Regino Mottos. Jill Anton. Connie Kreitzmon. Down Loomis. Jeff King. Doris Schuett. Potty Price. Pot Klomsten. Peggy Pearson. Tomi Schoenwetter. Dob Engels. Neol Foch. Wendy Schmidt. Miss Verhulst. Director. SECOND ROW: Margaret Soter. Liso Rhode. Angel Fairbanks. Don no Riege. Tommy Hughes. Mory Ann Wild. Mike Loeck. Keith Wegener. Tommy Nehls. Joyce Fischer. Terese Justmonn. Hiede Petroselli. Anne Ireland. Karen Kite- linger, Doni Kodditz. THIRD ROW.- Dob Den- nett. Ted Fehrmon. Dione Quest. Amy Schoonhoven. Gino Tisdale. Liso Hinzmon. Mike Drooks. Mark Davis. Andy Cribben. Joyce Schoolmo. Monica Henrich. Lourie Houpert. Jackie Netzer. Jonet LeRoy. Jo- nice Dobholz. Tino Wegener. FOUR TH Officers: Joonne Quest. Secretory- Triple Trio: Potty Price. Diane Quest. Mory Ann Wild, Glno Tisdale. Tomi Schoenwetter. Jill Anton. Joonne Treasurer. Koy Schulz, President. Quest. Koy Schulz. Missing: Monica Henrich. Cindy LeRoy. Vice President. A Song ROW: Ed Haase. Greg Haupert. Mike Decker. Chuck Noll. Lisa Schlndel. Steve King. Mart Hoessly. Neal Schuster. Kevin Kloges. Mike Fehling. Druce Schorp. Dan Schultz. Don Zonk. Cindy LeRoy. Annette Neuberger. Kay Schulz. Joanne Quest. In reheorsall Dodgelond's Chorus DOUDLE DOYS QUARTET: FRONT. UP: Mike Brooks. Mike Loeck. Jeff King. Mark Davis. BACK ROW: Chuck Noll. Kevin Freber. Druce Sharp. Neal Schuster. Colour My World Art Club Art Club Officers. FRONT: Karen Kroll. treasurer. BACK: Annette Schrab. president: Jerome Ziehme. vice-president: Julie Hilker. secretary. Some activities the Art Club partici- pated in during the year included sponsoring a raffle for Genesis con- cert tickets, setting up art shows dur- ing the Christmas and Spring con- certS' designing t-shirts for the Jazz Bond, and attending a Brewers game.. The club also succeeded in painting a mural in the cafeteria. Art Club Members: FRONT: Tommy Hughes. Joanne Quest. Donna Riege. Jolene Vick. Ann Ireland. BACK: Mike Schoenwetter. Ritchie Brooks. Scott Linn. Gordon Gerbitz. Mike Ziehme. and Mr. Lewondowski. advisor. 74 Art Club LIBRARY AIDS—FRONT ROW: Potty Price. Diane Borrow. Regina. Debbie Kohls. Joner Weinheimer. Lori Johll. Karen Behling. BACK ROW. Joani Kalscheur. Jan Tillema. Amanda Scott. Lisa Behling. Laurie Haupert. Elena Borrow. Carol Becker. LIBRAI Dione Joani Ki Debbie Patty Pril Soldner. Bonde. Amanda Scott. Mary Kalscheur. FOURTH ROW.- Down Bornschlegel. Nancy Schultz. Lori Johll. Elena Barrow. Lisa Behling. Jane Collies. Karen Behling. Katie Noll. Ann Klorkowski. I The Sound Of Silence Library 75 Hungry Heart HOME EC CLUB: OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hodgson. Advisor: Julie Kaul-Pres.: Teresa Justmonn- Vice Pres. BACK ROW: Glno Schmitt-Sec.: and Debby Weinheimer-Treosurer. Home Ec Club This year the Home Ec Club consisted of 64 members. The club did o real fine job In raising money. The members sold ornaments, condy bars, and also different articles from the Gift Mill booh let. The club then used this money for a number of different things. We took a trip to Milwaukee on April 26. The members went to a Greek Church, to the Miller Brewery, to the Ambrosia Chocolate Factory Shop, and also to the Pabst Theatre. The club also sponsored two scholarships. This year the club was nor able to hove a Christmas party because of the Inconvenience of busing, so the club gave a special Christmas corsage G or boutonniere to each member of the club. This was appreciated by all. The dub members helped by particapating In the Blood Bank that was held on April 5. Many gave blood for this cause and also brought sandwiches for cookies for the donors. The club would like to thank all those that helped throughout the year. MONEY MAKERS: Lori Kolb and Joyce Fischer. 76 Home Ec Club FRONT ROW: Joan Kennedy. Todd Gorr. Lisa Vredeveld. Angel Fairbanks. Tim Engels. Tomi Greinerr. Karen Kirelinger. BACK ROW: Stephanie Kulke. Diane Quest. Kay Schulz. Matt Haessly. Jean Henriott. Scott Linn. Dove Richards. John Gernetzke. Julie Fehllng. Penny Kreitzman. Jeff Schmidt. Gordon Gerbitz. Peggy Pearson. Jeon Reedy. Jone Collies. FRONT ROW: Don! Koddotz. Leonne Justmon. Jill Anton. Brenda Pearson. Jolene Vick. Donno Riege. Hiede Petroselli. Janet Welnheimer. Debbie Kohls. BACK ROW: Down Schultz. Dawn Druecke. Angle Reedy. JoDee Connlff. Sonya Wesrphal. Jodi Monske. Lisa Behling. Amanda Scott, Gina Tisdale. Julie Connlff. Trlcla Lampe. Anne Ireland. Joanne Quest. Lisa Nehls. Down Hiemstra. Debbie Hecht. Katie Noll. Nancy Schultz, Ann Klorkowski. Karen Clark. 77 Honesty N.H.S. MEMBERS - Standing: Kevin Neuberger. Amy Kuzniewlcz. Deb- bie Bauer. Joanne Quest. Kay Schulz. Cindy LeRoy. and Chuck Noll. Sitting: Sonya Westphol. Mary Ann Wild. Donna Riege. and Sue Kolb. Missing: Annette Schrab and Karen Kitelinger. N.H.S. Paulette tapping twin sister Annette. National Honor Society members are chosen by leadership, scholar- ship. character and service qualities. They must hove a grade point of 7.0 average or better. The Dodge land NHS sponsors the blood bank through the Red Cross. They also collect aluminum cons and sell refreshments at basketball gomes. Each year three food baskets ore raffled. The profits from these activities ore used for a club trip and also to sponsor a scholarship at graduation. OFFICERS: Standing: President Andrew Cribben. Vice President John Gernetzke. Advisor Mr. Schecher. Sitting: Treasurer Renee Nehls. and Secretary Paulette Schrab. 76 N.H.S. Paperback Writer Odyssey FRONT: Production Staff: Sonya Westphol. Donna Riege. Susan Kolb. MIDDLE: Production Staff: Debra Dauer. Julie Can niff. Amy Kuznlewicz. BACK: John Ger- netzke. Co-Ed.: Laurie Houpert. Co-Ed.; Mrs. Matuszeski. Advisor: Paulette Schrab. Feature Ed.: Tri- da Lampe, Sport Ed.; Andrew Crib ben. Sport Ed.; Missing An- nette Schrab. Art Ed. FRONT: Joan Kennedy. Tyler Nehls. Katherine Noll. Dawn Schultz. Gail Wolfram. Teresa Dauer. MIDDLE: Michele Henriott. Tommy Hughes. Jilanne Anton. Jolene Vick. Annette Ireland. Jennifer Weiss. Sheila Cribben. Karen Kroll. Jeffrey King. Tomola Greinert. Lynn Muenchow. BACK: JoDee Conniff. Kay Schulz. Gordon Gerbitz. Joanne Quest. Cindy Monske, Janice Bobholz. Julie Hilker. Renee Nehls. Loralee Weiss. Todd Davis. Ronald Collies. Jodi Manske. Annette Neuberger. Kevin Neuberger. Gina Tisdale. Tamolo Schoenwetter. Odyssey 79 Guadalajara FRONT ROW: Regina Mottos. Mary Kolscheur. Goll Wolfram. Jodi Monske. Jocki Skoloski. Angel Fairbanks. BACK ROW. Lynn Muenchow. Tim Holbach. Mike Metzger. Kurt Sougstod. Lorolee Weiss, Gina Tisdale. Ted Fehrman. The Spanish Club is an extension of the Spanish dosses and gives the students the opportunity to do things they con not get done in doss. They hove gone in groups to eot ot Mexican restaurants they listen to Spanish music. and they gain knowledge by learning about another country. The group raised funds for these activities by selling candy. FRONT ROW: JoDee Canniff. Dawn Druecke. Angie Reedy. MIDDLE ROW: Trida Duffy. Julie Canniff. Tricio Lompe. Michele Henriott. Lisa Soldner. Joan Kolscheur. Dob Engels. BACK ROW: Debbie Szabo. Jeon Reedy. Rachel Wolter. Lisa Winter. Keith Mountin. Kim Dischoff. Corey McDonough. Down Schultz. Elena Barrow. 60 Spanish Club Mr. Edming. Advisor. S C P 1 a u n b • 5 h First Semester—Sitting: Front Row: Hiedi Petroselli. Pot Klomsten, Teresa Douer. Mario Holboch. Jenny Weiss, and Tina Wegener. Second Row: Julie Hilker. Julie Conniff. Kim Dischoff. Tyler Nehls, Keith Mounrin. Mike Brooks, and Julie Koul. Standing: Front Row: Miss Wubben. Advisor: Jonel LeRoy. Renee Nehls. Lori Kolb. Stephanie Kulke. Dione Quest. Joanne Quest. Koy Schulz, and Trlclo Lompe. Dock Row: Mike Decker. John Gernetzke. Ritchie Brooks. Don Kuhlmon. ond Mark Grosskopf. Officers: Treasurer. Morio Holboch: Secretory. Trlclo Lompe: Vice President. Julie Conniff: ond President. Ritchie Brooks. Dream Police The Student Council hod o very productive year. They purchased a new stage curtain ond plans for new trophy coses are in action. The Student Council also put on the Homecoming ond Turnabout dances. Second Semester Student Council Mem- bers: Roni Jakel. Gordon Gerbitz. and Down Druecke. These students replaced Hiede Petroselli, Mike Brooks. Julie Hilker, ond Keith Mounrin. Student Council 61 YEARBOOK OFFICERS - FRONT: Jill Anton. Yearbook Soles: Paulette Schrob. Co-editor: Mrs. Neumann, advisor: Debbie Bouer. Co-editor: Debbie Weinheimer. Senior pages. MIDDLE: Annette Schrob. Senior pages: JoAnn Quest. Photo Manager: Mary Ann Wild. Senior Pages. BACK: Cindy LeRoy. Advertising Soles: John Gernetzke, Photographer: Kay Schulz. Business Manager. Freeze Frame Yearbook The yearbook staff worked hard all year to get the yearbook pages set up on time for deadlines. One of the new things we have done with the 1961-62 Reflections is to add a section of colored pages. Using the theme of song titles for our pages, we hope that all of you enjoy reflecting back into the pages of this REFLECTIONS. STAFF: TOP: Janice Bobholz. Jodi Monske. JoDee Canniff, Tricia Lampe. Gina Schmitt. BOTTOM: Annette Ireland. Jolene Vick, Gail Wolfram. Lorolee Weiss. Teresa Bauer. Sonya Westphol. Janet Weinheimer. Tommy Hughes. Stephanie Kulke. Julie Canniff. Donna Riege. 62 V' - r ir ■ ; 4 ’ rL '£ A { Tv- ■ .1 ' - A ' J- ?vi 1 rr :• i w � - v • % . x' � .v-r • � •-. —■ wt: ;. - !- . . T- - - Time COURT: Paulette Schrab. Andy Crlbben. Cindy LeRoy, Troy Wegener. Karen Kltellnger. Queen; Mott Hoessly, King; Tomi Greinert. Richie Brooks. Dona Westphai. Fred Gahlman. M.C's were Mike Decker and Tricio Lampe. King Matt Haessly Queen Karen Kitelinger 04 Homecoming Plotting for on attack Watching Ready. Set. GoI Homecoming 65 Preparing for o victory Hold that line All looking east After the pie Mr. Smonz is presented with o pie. The escape Sweet Dreams Jun ior Prom May 1, 1962 Prom Court: Dob Engels and Jill Anton. Tom Coine and Annie Ireland. Drod Durnett and Donna Riege. Kurt Sougstad and Gina Tisdale. PRINCE: Paul Tillemo. PRINCESS: Sarah Petto. KING: MIKE DECKER and QUEEN: TRICIA LAMPE Kennon Duhr and Gail Wolfram. Mart Chapman and Joanne Quest. Russ Freber and Down Schultz and Robert Gahlman and Jolene Vick. 36 Prom Court: Jennifer Weiss and Dob Engels. Connie Kreitzmon and Don Gohlmon. Annie Ireland and Thomas Coine. Julie Fehling and Jeff Schmidt. Sonyo Wesrphol and Ritchie Drooks. Annette Schrob and John Schuster. Tina Wegener and Curt Sheldon. Dione Quest and Jeff Schoenwetter. 63 Turnobout Gina Tisdale, Talent Award: Donna Rlege. 1st Runner Up; Joanne Quest, 2nd Runner Up: Hiede Petroselli: Mary Kolscheur, Miss Congeniality; Tammy Hughes, i960 Dodge land Jr. Miss; Lisa Dehling. Do You Know Where You're Going To? GRAM Graduation Day Dodgelond High School Thursday, May 20 Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Purple And White To Achieve All That Is Possible We Must Attempt The Impossible. To Be As Much As We Con Be, We Must Dream Of Being More. Mr. Dahl retires. SALUTATOR!AN: Kevin Wayne Neuberger Ljupco Icevski: AFS Student Regino Lucio de Mottos: AFS Student VALEDICTORIAN: Amy Jo Kuzniewicz Legion Auxiliary Scholarship American Legion Scholarship Juneau-Dodgeiand Alumni Scholarship Mike Sougsrod Scholarship ............ Juneau Lions Scholarship Juneau Jaycette Service Award ........ Juneau Jaycee Scholarship ............ Dodgeland Jr. Miss Scholarship ....... Fred Hauer Memorial Scholarship Art Club Scholarship ................. National Honor Society Scholarship . Student Council Scholarships ......... DeKolb Scholarship ................... Joe Davies Scholarships .............. ...................... Mary Ann Wild Paulette Schrob Annette Schrob .....................John Gernetzke Renee Nehls ........................... Sue Kolb .................... Kevin Neuberger .................... Karen Kitelinger ........................ Charles Noll Annette Schrob Andrew Crib ben Renee Nehls and Kevin Neuberger Dan Kuhlman Andrew Cribben and Amy Kuzniewicz Graduation 93 Flying Free 1. O.K., lets flghtl 2. Smilell 3. Senior Spirit. 4. Is Ir morning already? 5. Topped at lastl 6. Slirln' Pretty! 7. What lovely hold 8. Two of a klndll 9. Snap Happy. 10. UH......11. How borlngl Senior Candids 95 Jon Tillema working with Kim Prieve Karen Dehling working with Jason Dlozek Help d O High School Tutors o d D Q n k D o n Mrs. Motuzeski shoring her blood for o needy couse Q Karen Kroll relaxing while giving blood r 5 96 Tutors Dlood Dank From Left to right: Monkeying around with the junior doss officers. Innocent freshman girls?! No Canadian money. Drendol Triclo. Any day now . .. Regino estudlo Ingles. Hot Rod Hearts I Let The Good Times Roll A few days Included In this year's Homecoming spirit week were security day. western day. ond bib day. The sophomores won the doss holl decorating contest with o jungle theme — the opposing team's nickname being the Panthers.’' On Friday afternoon activities began with a pep rally where the court was Introduced and doss competitions were held. After that, the rug of war. tricycle races ond powder puff gomes were held. From left to right: Secure sophomores: Coaches supervise: What flavor Is your thumb David?: A little rhythm from the pep band: Uso rustling up some work. From top to bottom: Go Grope Crush! Karen on her way to the corral. Are these sophomore boys watching the gome or the glrls?l A few cowgirls during horseplay. The 1961 Homecoming Court rounded up. Celebration Winning the E.S.C. Championship title mode everyone celebrate. Following the final home gome ogoinst Marshall, the bond lead o parade of fans ond team members through the streets of Juneau. Afterwords, o pep roily ond reception were held In the high school. Each senior team member got o chance to soy o few words about the post season. Everyone polkoed to You’ve Sold It All.” From Left to right: Cheerleaders support the Grope Crush. We re number onell Victory polka. Coach Keuler gets o lift. The team speaks up. Holly Jolly Christmas Christmas Happenings The Christmas Assembly was held during eighth hour on Tuesday, December 22. The Jazz Band, Triple Trio, and Double Boys' Quar- tet performed selected Christmas songs for the students. 1. Two Lemkes?!? 2. All that Jazz! 3. An excited crowd!?! 4. Enjoying the show! WORLD EVENTS: Martial Law Declared In Poland Argentina Invades The Falkland Islands First Woman U.S. Supreme Court Justice Space Shuttle Completes Second And Third Flights SCHOOL EVENTS: Dodgeland Gets Microcomputers Jazz band, Double Boys' Quartet And Triple Trio Go To State Solo Ensemble Dodgeland Builds A Track Football Team Wins E.S.C. Title And Advances To Playoffs Honestly, what I'm wearing Is reolly In style. I’d wear anything once. leather And Lace' Fashions Flowered shoe strlngsl? A little bit country. Doggies ore ini Preppie steps. What's that stuff In your hair. Derh? 100 Foshlon Endless Love Love At D.H.S. (1.) Jill Anton and Mott Hoessly (2.) Julie Cannlff and Scott Linn (3.) RonI Jo Jokel and Mike Loeck (4.) Penny Kreitzmon ond Tim Engels (5.) Joanne Quest ond Andy Cribben (6.) John Gernetzke ond Mary Wild (7.) Donno Riege ond Kent Uttech Life In The D.H.S. Cafeteria! Hamburger Holocaust ft V Underclass Candids 103 Underclassmen In Action Young Turks V 1 Every Which Way But Loose Senior Life 1. Senior Spirit. 2. You coll fhot security? 3. A perfect match! 4. Finally Foundl 5. Hmmm.......... 6. What is on your mind? 7. Lose something. Dill? 6. I swear to tell the truth 9. Oh. my nose! 10. Hove you hod this problem long, guys? 11. 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Down 22. 45. 46. 51. 59. 77. 60. 61 A |ST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. 120 Park Avenue Beaver Dam Wisconsin 53916 CALL 885-5511 For Complete Personal and Business Banking and Trust Services. TYME Automatic Teller Machine available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. OUR HOURS ARE YOUR HOURS: Monday through Thursday 8 30am to 5pm Friday 8 30am to 8pm Saturday 9am lo Noon (Autobanka only) Marine Bank of Beaver Dam we’re there when you need us 124 North Spring Street • PO Bo 2?S • Beaver Dam Wisconsin 53916 • 414 MS-3311 run. A THE AMERICAN National Bank Momb+r F.D.I.C. 115 Front Snoot Boo yor Dom. VI Vacuum Cleaners Supplies, parts Service For All Make Cleaners Used Cleaners for Sale NEUMANN'S VACUUM SALES R. 4 (3rd. E. of Crystal Lake 665-9433 Rood on County Hwy. E) Beaver Dom EUREKA Duffy. Tricio 22 45. 50. 51. 70. 60 E Engebretson. Mark 42. 55. 67. 69. 7. 57 Engels. Robert 22. 42. 72. 60. 62. 55. 62. 66. 66. 47 Engels. Tim 20. 42. 44. 70. 71. 62. 54. 62. 69. 77. 7. 101 Erickson. Jim 26. 70. 71 Fairbanks. Angel 26. 72. 60. 57. 77. 66 Farrington. Todd 26. 67 Fehling. Julie 20. 63. 70. 71. 56. 77. 66. 7 Fehling. Mike 72. 7 Fehling. Tom 26. 67 Fehrmon. Ted 22: 42. 63. 72. 60. 54. 67. 57 Firori. Kenneth 26 Firori. Russell 26. 67 Fischer. Charles 26 Fischer. Dole 20. 7 Fischer. Joyce 20. 72. 76. 7. 90 K Foch. Neil 26. 41. 72. 52. 67. 57 Frosher. Vince 20. 65. 6 Freber. Kevin 20. 41. 63. 73. 69. 6 Freber. Russell 22. 41. 62. 54. 62. 65. 62. 66. 57 Friese. Karen 22 Fuchs. Som 22 Fuchs. Vince 54. 65 Gahlman. Don 26. 42. 43. 52. 66 Gohlmon. Fred 42. 64. 6 Go hi man. Paul 6 Gohlmon. Robert 22. 42. 54. 67. 66 Gohlmon. William 6. 17 Golske. Kevin 26 Gerbitz. Gordon. 20. 79. 65. 74. 77. 61. 6 Gernetzke. John 20. 63. 70. 71. 76. 79. 4. 16. 66. 77. 66. 62. 17. 101 Gernetzke. Lori 20. 6 Gibson. John 26 Gorr. Todd 26. 77 Greinert. Tomi 20. 47. 70. 71. 79. 62. 64. 56. 62. 77 Grosskopf. Mark 26. 53. 67. 61 Gruenegerg. Robby 26 Guderion. Charlene 26 H Hoose. Ed 26. 72. 67 Hoose. Ellen 9 Hoessly. Mott 20. 33. 42. 72. 64. 69. 77. 9. 57. 101 Hortmon. Steve 26 Houpert. Gregg 26. 72. 57 Houpert. Lourie 20. 72. 79. 62. 16. 62. 66. 69. 75. 62. 9. 90. 66 Houptli. Don 20. 67. 9 Hecht. Don 65. 9 Hechr. Debbie 22. 75. 77 Henrich. Monica 72. 9 Henriott. Jeon 26. 71. 77 Henriott. Michele 26. 70. 79. 60. 75 Hiemstro. Down 22. 77 Hiemstro. Scott 26 Hilker. Julie 20. 70. 79. 74. 61. 9 Hinzmonn. Edward 26 Hinzmonn. Lisa 22. 72 Holboch. Morio 26. 70. 71. 61 Hotboch. Tim 22. 60 Hughes. Tommy 22. 47. 56. 63. 72. 74. 79. 66. 90. 91. 62 Icevski. Jokko 41. 42. 62. 53. 62. 10 A w .CL POLSIN AUTO BODY Route 2, Lowell Repairs and Tune-ups 927-5511 VILLAGE PHARMACY Prescriptions, cards and gifts 202 5. Main, Reese ville 927-3305 y Compliments of Gibson's Barbershop Reese ville Congratulations class of 1962 i THE I BLEU � NNI Chinese and American Dishes 366-2044 696-3711 COUNTRY TAP Den and Alice 927-3357 HWY. 16 and 60, Lowell KRINKE'S FARM MARKET Fruits and Vegetables in season July Thru December 927-5515, Reese ville THE COMPANY no job too big, no job too small Thom Tisdale, Custom Carpentry Box 269, Reesevilie. 927-3362 Jerry's Electric General Electric Contractor Reese ville 927-3776 The Tumbleweed Club K Mary Lou Kohn - owner Hall available for all occasions Reeseville. Wl. 927-3636 H REESEVILLE AGRI-CENTER INC Reeseville, Wl 53479 (414) 927-5524 Jay Kuehl-Manager 927-5522 Purina Feed and Seed Bulk and Bag Fertilizer Congratulations Class of 1962 A w Ireland. Anne 22. 62. 72. 74. 77. 79. 62. 66. 62. 66 J Kolscheur. Joan 26. 60. 60. 75. 66 Kolscheur. Mary 22. 60. 70. 60. 75. 90. 91 Koul. Joy 26. 67 Kaul. Julie 20. 76. 61. 10. 17 Kennedy. Joan 26. 70. 71. 79. 66. 77. 66 King. Jeff 26. 40. 70. 71. 72. 70. 79. 52. Krause. Randy 26 Kreitzmon. Connie 26. 70. 72. 51. 66 Kreitzmon. Penny 20. 62. 62. 77. 62. 11. 101 Joehnke. Greg 26 Jakel. Roni 26. 61. 101 Jeche. Dale 10. 20. 67 Johll. Lisa 26. 51 Johll. Lori 20. 75 Johll. Wayne 26. 54. 67 Jongebloed. Jim 26 Justmonn. Chris 22. 55. 67 Justmonn. Leanne 26. 65. 67. 77. 66 Justmonn. Terese 10. 72, 76 Justmonn. Thomas 26. 67 K Koddarz. Dani 26. 47. 72. 65. 77 57 King. Steve 26. 41. 72. 52. 67. 69 Kirelinger. Dorothy 46 Kite linger. Karen 20. 47. 72. 64. Id. 77. 10. 17. 66. 90 Kloges. Kevin 26. 40. 72. 52. 57 Klorkowski. Ann 22. 75. 77 Klomsten. Keith 10 Klomsten. Pat 26. 47. 60. 72. 56. 61. 66 Kohls. Debbie 22. 70. 69. 75. 77. 66 Kolb. Lori 20. 69. 76. 61. 10. 17 Kolb. Sue 20. 70. 76. 79. 69. 10 Kolb. Tom 26. 00 Kronrz. Scott 20. 42. 16. 52. 11, 17. 57, Krause. Jim 26. 40 Krause. Jim 26. 40 Kreuziger. Mike 26 Kreuziger. Rena 11 Krinke. Gene 26. 67 Krlnke. Greg 11. 67 Krinke. Greg 11. 67 Kroll. Karen 11. 20. 74. 79. 96. 17. 90 Kuhlmon. Dan 11. 67. 61 Kuhlmon. Donna 26. 70 Kulke. Stephanie 26. 77. 61. 62 Kuzniewicz. Amy 11. Id. 20. 40. 76. 79. 17 Kuzniewicz. Becky 26. 51 L Lamp. Anne 11. 20. 69 KRKRS Stott WATfltOWN WlSCONVN to™ I Clothing Sports wear Formal wear 113 Main Street Watertown, Wl 261-2433 MOW Soles Agency 400 East Main St. Watertown, Wl 261-2535 SERVICE HONORING GOLDEN. Kl LE 3 war ren’s J «Wefajj CHIN SILVER 111 MAIN STREET WATERTOWN. Wl 53094 «4141 261 1671 Wm L. BEOUZE. Owner KLINES DEPARTMENT STORE AND TOT-N-TEEN WATERTOWN WATERTOWN O'NEIL 0 ZIWISKY DAILY TIMES A daily newspaper ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW since 1395. Serving both Dodge 109 N. Third Street and Jefferson Counties Watertown with a circulation of . 261-1626 over 10,200 subscribers. r-f 261-4949 rp 110 STATE DANK OF REESEVILLE (414) 927-3841 Reeseville Wl Your Full Service Dank Member F.D.I.C. Banking Hours Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Friday Evenings 5:30 - 8:00 PM Aunt NeAie’s Vegetables. Natural goodness you can see. Clyman, Wisconsin 53016 w Quattfy fCaufy-Mi Ccxctek. READY-MIX INC. Juneau 386-4451 FORD Cars 0 Trucks PILSNER MOTORS MUELLER AUTO COMPANY Chev G Olds Complete Service Juneau Compliments to the class of 1982 D 's Family Restaurant 255 W. Oak Grove Juneau, Wis. 207 West Street Congratulations Class of '82 LAAT5CH ABSTRACT CO., INC 105A SOUTH MAIN STREET BOX 184 JUNEAU, WIS. 53039 TELEPHONE: 386-5544 ML COMPANY, INC 201 HARRISON STRUT Rf(SEVILLE. WIS. $3579 Phone 414 927 3395 ANN'S KITCHEN Re e Seville Home-cooking — Homemake Pies Mon.-Thurs. 6:00 omHnOO pm Friday 6:00 am-fQjO pm Family Style Fish 5:00 pm-10:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am-2:00 pm BEST WISHES from WALCOTT STUDIO Columbus VARIETY QUALITY since 1951 A Marshland Mart Shopping Center Hlglmy 33 W««l f Marshland Drugs Guptill's Dodge Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. ‘ 1 3 Washington Stieet Telephone 485 4 ’65 HORICON. WISCONSIN 53032 Hwy. 33 West Horicon. Wl 53032 For All Your Pharmacy Needs Good Luck III Sheri's Marshland Cafe 315 Washington St. Horicon, WI 53032 Lamp. Shown 26 Lompe. Trlcio 22. 45. 63. 70. 77. 79. 60. 61. 64. 62. 66 Lauersdorf. Ron 26. 67 Lehmann. Russ 23. 65. 67 Leistico. Kevin 26 Lentz. Jeff 26. 70 Lentz. Mork 12 LeRoy. Cindy 12. 20. 47. 56. 63. 65. 72. 76. 64. 4. 62 LeRoy. Jonel 26. 40. 63. 72. 61. 66 Lindert. Max 26. 66 Linn. Scott 12. 42. 65. 74. 77. 101 Lischko. Neal 12. 69 Lischko. Scott 23 Loeck. Mike 12. 20. 72. 73. 101 Loomis. Down 26. 51. 72 M Monske. Cindy 26. 51. 70. 79 Monske. Jodi 23. 47. 56. 69. 70. 77. 79. K_________________________________ 30. 62 Nehls. Tyler 27. 42. 43. 52. 65. 67. 79. Morquordt. Alon 2t Morquordt. Dean it Morquordt. Glen 2C Morquordt. Joy 29 Mottos. Regino 12. 20. 72. 75. 63. 62. 60. 62. 66 McDonough. Corey 26. 42. 43. 67. 60 Metzger. John 23. 7 Metzger. Mike 23. 30 Metzger. Tom 26 Miescher. Marlene 29 Mounrin. Keith 26. 61. 57 Muenchow. Lynn Nehls. Debbie 13 Nehls. Liso 27. 77 Nehls. John 29. 43 Nehls. Louro 26. 7 Nehls. Renee 13. 71. 76. 79. 61. Nehls. Tommy 29. 61. 57 Neis. Robert 27. 67 Neis. Tim 29, 67 Nerzer. Don 29 Netzer. Jackie 23. 65. 72 Neuberger. Annette 13. 20. 63. 72. 79 Neuberger. Kevin 13. 20. 16. 42. 69. 76. 79. 17 Neuberger. Kimi 29. 51. 63 Neuberger. Scott 26. 27. 42. 52 17 116 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES of WATERTOWN, INC 211 Hiawatha, Street Watertown, Wisconsin 53094 R eese ville, Wisconsin Phone 414 261-5062 Pose wold. Ed 13. 67 Pose wold. Steve 27. 69 Pearson. Drendo 23. 77 Pearson. Gory 29. 43 Pearson. Peggy 13. 20. 62. 67. 69. 72. 77. 62 Percifield. Craig 27 Percifield. Dob 29. 43. 52. 57 Peterman. Paul 29. 67 Petroselli. Hiede 23. 56. 72. 75. 77. 61. 90. 91. 66 Pitzlen. Jim 23 Pitzlen. John 29 Polzin. Ron 23 Price. Kathy 27 Price. Patty 27. 72. 75 Prust. John 27 Q Quest. Joanne 4. 23. 62. 65. 69. 70. 72. 74. 77. 76. 79. 62. 61. 96. 90. 91. 66. 101 Quest. Diane 29. 72. 77. 61. 66 R Rohn. Brian 23. 42. 54. 65. 67 k Reedy. Angie 23. 42. 44. 65. 67 Reedy. Jean 29. 77. 60 Richards. Dave 13. 77 Riege. Donna 23. 47. 56. 72. 74. 77. 76. 79. 66. 69. 90. 66. 62. 91. 66. 101 Riege. Jim 29 Ritter. John 27 Roedl. Jeff 14 Rohde. Lisa 29. 46. 72 Roy. Debbie 29 S Saeger. Joel 29. 43. 67 Soeger. Mark 29. 43. 67 Saugstad. Kurt 23. 42. 53. 63. 60. 66. 91. 57 Schoolmo. Gary 27. 67 Schaolmo. Joyce 72. 75 Schalmo. Jerry 29. 67 Schaeffer. Chris 20. 14. 70 Schaeffer. Sue 29 Schindel. Lisa 27. 51. 70. 71. 72 Schindel. Sandy 29. 70 Schmidt. Jeff 14. 20. 42. 54. 62. 70. 71. 77. 62. 66. 57 Schmidt. Mike 27. 42. 43. 70. 71. 57 Schmidt. Michelle 27. 75 Schmidt. Wendy 29. 72 Schmitt. Gina 14. 45. 69. 76. 62. 17 Schmitt. Leon 27 Schneider. Dan 23. 67 Schoenwetter. Drenda 29 Schoenwetter. Jeff 27. 66 Schoenwetter. Mike 74. 14 Schoenwetter. Tommy 14. 72. 79. 56 Schoenwetter. Todd 23 Schoonhoven. Amy 29. 51. 70. 72 Schoonhoven. Deth 27. 51. 70. 72 Schoonhoven. Deth 27. 51. 70. 10. 66 Schrob. Annette 4. 14. 20. 40. 74. 76. 6. 62. 17 Schrob. Paulette 4. 15. 16. 20. 50. 63. 70. 76. 79. 64 17. 90. 62 Schuett. Doris 29. 72 Schultz. Audra 29. 46 Schultz. Daniel 15. 72 Schultz. Dawn 23. 46. 51. 62. 70. 77. 79. 60. 62. 66 Schultz. Jeff 15. 67 Schultz. John 29. 67 Schultz. Nancy 27. 51. 75. 77 Schultz. Steve 27 Schultz. Troy 27. 67 Schulz. Kay 15. 20. 4. 63. 69. 70. 71. 72. 77. 76. 79. 61. 17. 62 Schuster. John 23. 41. 65. 66. 57 Schuster. Neal 27. 41. 52. 63. 65. 72. 73 A JOHN DEERE Scott. Amonda 23. 75. 77 Seichert. Jim 29. 67. 66 Sharp. Druce 29. 30. 72. 73. 66. 66 Sheldon. Curt 66 Skoloski. Jacquelyn 29. 60 Soldner. Lisa 27. 51. 75. 60 Soldner. Michelle 23. 96 Sorer. Morqourire 29. 46. 72 Steffen. Don 27. 52. 66. 71 Stiller. Scott 29 Stiller. Stocy 27. 75 Strode. Cheryl 27. 40. 70. 75 Stone. Jim 23 Stueber. Jeff 29 Stutz. Julie 27. 70 Szobo. Debbie 24. 60 Szabo. Diane 29 Szopinski. Jim 24. 42. 53. 65. 67 Szopinski. Mike 29. 43. 70 Tillema. Jan 27. 75. 96 Tisdale. Gina 24. 47. 56. 72. 77. 79. 60. 90. 91. 66 Touchetre. Sabrina 30. 40. 67. 70 U Urrech. Kent 15. 20. 42. 69. 57. 101 Vick. Jolene 24. 45. 62. 70. 74. 77. 79. JOHN DEERE HORICON WORKS 220 E Lake Street Horicon. WI 53032 116 Ad 0 Index 7 62. 02. 06 Vlnz, Scott 65. 67 Vrode veld. Lisa 30. 46. 63. 77. 60 W Wegener. Keith 30. 43. 52 72 57 Wegener. Tina 26. 27. 46. 51. 63. 65. 69. 72. 01. 00. 57 Wegener. Ttoy 15. 10. 20. 42. 53. 62. 02. 04. 17. 57 Weinheimer, Debbie 4. 15. 20. 75. 76. 16. 17. 02 Weinheimer. Janet 24. 63. 69. 70. 71. 75. 77. 02 Weiss. Jennifer 30. 71. 79. 01. 00. 60 Weiss. Lorolee 24, 45. 50. 51. 63. 79. 00. 02 Westphal. Orion 30. 67. 70 Westphal. Go ye 30. 51 Westphal. Kati 27. 51 Westphal. Sonya 23. 24. 63. 66. 70. 71. 77. 70. 79. 00. 07. 02. 60 Wienke. John 30. 43 Wiese. Dalene 30. 60 Wild. MoryAnn 4. 16. 20. 47. 50. 62. 69. 72. 70. 02. 101 Winter. Lisa 24. 70. 00 Wolfram. Gail 23. 24. 51. 62. 79. 00. 02. 06 Wolfram. John 27. 42. 43. 52. 53. 57 Wolrer. Rachel 27. 70. 60 Wolrmon. Dave 24. 67 Zonk. Dan 42. 43. 67. 72 Zeman. John 16. 54 Zeman. Sue 30. 70. 51 Zeman. Tommy 47. 56. 65. 70. 66 Ziehme. Jerome 16. 76 Ziehme. Mike 24. 74 Zirbel. Don 30 Zirbel. Dovid 24 Zirbel. Julie 51 Reeseville Food Shop - Reeseville Carolyn's Beauty Salon - Reeseville Dutch (j Toby — Reeseville Pat's Pub — Reeseville Little Red Darn — Reeseville Deover Dam Veterinary Clinic — Denver Dam Stueber's Store — Clyman Dernie's Beauty Studio — Deaver Dam Gourmet's Delight Mushrooms — Deaver Dam Les Frinak Real Estate — Deaver Dam Caldwell Lumber Co. — Reeseville Dodge County Telephone Co. — Reeseville Schneider Jewelry — Watertown Ginny's Ladies Wear — Horicon Louis Nehls Dairy Farms — Juneau J P7 119 Over As co-editors, there were many times when we become frustrated and wondered if this yearbook would ever materialize. Dut, with the help of our small, hard-working staff, Mrs. Neumann. Mr. Rambow, and the support of local advertisers, we have finally made it. 'Me hope this book shows the activities and happenings of this school accurately. Me have tried to capture the atmosphere of this school as a whole, as well as the personalities of its individuals. We are very proud to be able to present the first color pages in the Reflection's history. We hope you have enjoyed them, as well as the entire 1982 yearbook. Paulette Debbie