Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1983 volume:

Dodgeland High School Juneau, WI The Reflection Staff Of The 1982-83 School Year Dedicate Their Yearbook To Mrs. Elizabeth Brieman A smile, a helping hand, and a friendly hello all describe her well. What would our High School debate team be without the time and efforts of Mrs. Brieman? She has done an outstanding job. She has taught us the meaning of friendship, responsibility, but most of all knowledge. Mrs. Brieman has inspired all of us to set out goals high and to work hard in achieving them. Elizabeth Brieman, English Department Chairperson, debate coach, and forensic coach, has taught at the Dodgeland High School for twenty-one years. She graduated from Juneau High School in 1942. She obtained a Bachelor of Science of Education degree from UW-Oshkosh and has done further work in the master’s program. Mrs. Brieman has coached one-act plays, class plays, and originated the debate club in 1968. Throughout the years at Dodgeland she has taught courses in Mass Media, Play Production, American Novel, Nonfiction, Creative Writing, Composition for the Collegebound, Business English, American Literature, Language Skills, Play Acting, Project Recare-Reading, Modern Drama, Humanities and Independent Study-English. Mrs. Brieman has had the joy of seeing debaters excel in competition, forensic team members strive and achieve state awards, and student actors entertain audiences; but best of all, she has appreciated being one part of a learning partnership with students in her classes. For giving 21 years of her life to the Juneau and Dodgeland High School, we the yearbook staff, wish her good luck and happiness in the future. We would like to show our appreciation by dedicating our ’82-’83 yearbook to Mrs. Elizabeth Brieman. 2 Table Of Contents J YV9tUl4' isixL AMJU xM4n2s W u { ■ 'XudjJiX. 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Miss Wubben UW Plattevilie, B.S.. UW Madison. M S.; 21 yrs. at Dodgeland; U.S. History, W.A.S.. Econ., Family Living. Am. Lit., Nonfiction. MR. KRUEGER UW Whitewater. B.S.E.; 8 yrs. at Dodgeland. Civics, U.S. History, Comparative Government Careers. Faculty 7 MRS. HODGSON UW Stevens Point. B.S.; 7 Yi yrs. at Dodgeland; Gen. Foods. Per. Imp., Home Man., Modern Living, Per. Clothing, Gen. Survey, Ad. Cloth- ing, Today Lifestyle. MR. SMANZ UW Oshkosh. B.S.; 10 yrs. at Dodgeland; Gen. Math, Pre Algebra, Geometry, Math Analysis. MR. LEWANDOWSKI UW Minnesota. B.S.; 2 yrs. at Dodgeland; Paint ing, Intro. Art, Pottery, Printmaking, Ind. Art. MR. EDMING UW Superior, B.A.; 14 yrs at Dodgeland; Span- ish I, II, III, Language Skills 111. MR. RAMPANELLI Northern Michigan University, B.A.; 1 yr. at Dodgeland; Pre Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II. 8 Faculty MR. SCHUSTER UW-Stout, B.S.; M S.; 23 yrs. at Dodgeland; Con. Ind. Ed., Advanced Woods. Beginning Shop, Carpentry, House Wiring, Small Engines, Auto-Mechanics. MRS. NEUMANN UW Whitewater. B E.; 15 yrs. at Dodgeland; Typing I. Office Machines. Business Principles. Insurance, Business Law, Marketing, Office Training. MISS LEMKE UW Stevens Point, B.S., UW Eau Claire. M S.; 14 yrs. at Dodgeland; Typing I, Typing II. Office Practice, Record Keeping, Stenospeed. MR. SAUGSTAD UW Whitewater, B.S., 2 yrs. at Dodgeland; Ac- counting I 11, Driver’s Ed. MR KUHN UW Stout. B.S.; 3 yrs. at Dodgeland. Shop I II, Welding I. Faculty 9 I MR. SINA Stevens Point, B.S.; 1 year at Dodgeland; High School Choir MR. ROBERSON UW Eau Claire, B.M.E-Instrumental Music; 3 yrs. at Dodgeland; Band 5-12. MR. DALEY UW Madison, B.S.; Winona State College. M.S.; 16 yrs. at Dodgeland; Biology, American Novel. Composition . MRS. STEWART Southern Illinois University. B.S.; 16 yrs. at Dodgeland; Health 9, Phy. Ed. K-8. MR. SCHECHER Marquette University-B.A., St. Mary’s College- M.A.; 13 yrs. at Dodgeland; Physics, I.P.S., Chemistry, General Science. 10 MR. KRENTZ Central College, Pella, Iowa, B.A.; 16 years at Dodgeland; Physical Education: grades 1-5, and grades 9-12. MS. LINDER U.W. Stevens Point, B.S.; 1 year at Dodgeland; Elem. High School P.E., Health. MR DERRICKS U.W. River Falls, B.S. M.A.; 2 years at Dod- geland; Agriculture 9, Livestock, Dairy Science, Horticulture, Animal Nutrition, Agronomy, Farm Mechanics. Farm Management. MS. HENDRICK U.W. OshKosh, B.S.; 1 year at Dodgeland, Learning Disabilities Classes. MS SULLIVAN U.W. Whitewater, B.S. M.S.T.; 4 years at Dodgeland; Librarian. Faculty 11 They Do It All For You High School Secretary: Joyce Duffy Head Custodian: Ralph Lindl District Office Secretaries: Marlene Steffen. Mary Tillema, Be- verlee Clauson Custodian: Allen Weiss Custodian: Willard Lauersdorf Custodian: Russell Slade Cook: Lorraine Stueber 12 Not Pictured — Bus Drivers: Roger Depover, Pat Gibson. Lyle Gossfeld. Peggy Hankes. Ken Kulke, Sally Westphal, Joan Zirbel, Lyle Hilker, Howard Wolfgang, Alfred Ceshker, James Zahn, Leroy Schultz, Keith Schmidt Varsity Unites For A Strong Season ROW 1: Tyler Nehls, Jeff King, Mike Szopinski, Keith Wegener. Todd Gorr, Ron Bunge. Mike Brooks. Gary Pearson, Tom Kolb. ROW 2. Dean Schultz, manager; Robert Gahlman, Dave Compton. Corey McDonough. Joel Saeger, Kevin Borth, Keith Mountain. John Wienke; Manager. ROW 3: Mike Schmidt. Dan Gahlman. Coach Thieme, Coach Keuler, Coach Kuhn, Mark Davis, Bob Engels. ROW 4: Mark Saeger. Brad Burnett. Todd Farrington. Kennan Buhr, Mike Becker. Kurt Saugstad. ROW 5: Brian Rahn, Greg Brigowatz, Jim Szopinski, Scott Neuberger. John Wolfram. ALL CONFERENCE: Keith Mountain 2nd team OF Guard; Dan Gahlman, 2nd team LB; Scott Neuberger, 1st team Center; Bob Engels, 1st team RB. All Area; Brad Burnett. 1st team DE; Dave Compton, 2nd team LB; Missing, Mike Schmidt, Hon. Mention 'r Bob Engels set a new school record for rushing yards in a single season-1,226. Bob Engels This year’s varsity football team may have been my most rewarding group of young men for several rea- sons: 1. The team immediately pre- ceeding them accomplished goals that no other team at Dodgeland High School -had ever accomplished before. That was a hard act to follow. 2. Many people had very low ex- pectations of this year’s team. I was told repeatedly that we would be lucky to win one or two games. I might add that after losing our first three games I started to have serious doubts about our success ratio myself. 3. This was by far the most inex- perienced team that I have ever fielded. While all of this was going on, I was seeing something that was very thrilling to observe. A group of “no name” young men were gelling to- gether as a determined and cohesive “team.” It was highly rewarding to see our seniors feel and demonstrate attributes of cooperation, leadership, hard work, enthusiasm, and PRIDE not only in their school or their team, but in themselves. At the same time I was also watching a group of juniors mature and become quality football players, both physically and mental- ly. In addition to this, I saw several sophomores come through when the chips were really down. That to me is quality performance at its best. This year’s team did not win as 16 many games as some other teams that I have coached; but in my eyes and in the eyes of the people in- volved in our program they showed qualities that are the backbone of high school athletics — together- ness, cooperation, hard work, and competitiveness. This was a team that could have given up and been content to be a loser, but they didn’t; they showed pride and determina- tion to do a job and to do that job well. This to me is one of the best lessons in life that any student can have the opportunity to experience. Coaching football at Dodgeland High School for the past 11 years has been a very enjoyable and re- warding experience for me. But as times change, so do coaches. My memories of the individuals and teams that I have coached will always be pleasant memories for me. The cooperation that I have re- ceived from parents, faculty mem- bers, former administrators, assistant coaches, and the athletes is responsi- ble for the successful program that we have had during my tenure as head coach. To all of you and to all of the people in our district who con- structively contributed to our foot- ball program — THANK YOU. I have always had one personal goal for my players and that is that their participation in our football pro- gram, no matter what the magnitude or direction, will somehow improve their lives and make them more pro- ductive American citizens. To this end I feel satisfied. Most of you have heard me express my team goals an- nually for the past 11 years. I might add that they have never changed in that period of time. I will repeat them one last time because I believe that strongly in them: 1. Hit With Intensity 2. Be Competitive 3. HAVE FUN I think most people have wit- nessed these goals to be very preva- lent in the games that they have had the opportunity and privilege to at- tend. 1 wish next year’s coaching staff continued success, and I am confi- dent that they will experience the same cooperation and support from the citizens of Dodgeland that I have enjoyed over the last 11 years. I am sure without a shadow of a doubt that next year’s team, and future Dodgeland football teams, will meet the challenge and carry on the strong TROJAN football tradition. JV-Greatness Without Glory Front. Jeff King, Mike Szopinski, Mgr. Dean Schultz. Gary Pearson. Kevin Saeger. Kurt Steffen, Coach Mr. Lewandowski. Middle: Coach Mr. Kuhn, Todd Gorr, Andy Caine, Troy Nehls, Jim Engels, Trever Nehls. Dave Muenchow. Chris Hauer, Tom Kolb, Steve Cribben. Back: Ron Bunge, Todd Schultz, Mark Saeger, Jim Chyko. Mark Davis. Wayne Johll. Joel Seager. Mike Brooks. Keith Wegener. Coaches: Mr. Kuhn and Mr. Lewan- dowski Reach For The Rainbow JV Football 17 s E T U P F O R S U C C E S S FRONT: Dawn Schultz, Lisa Rohde. MIDDLE: Tina Wegener. Mgr.; Audra Schultz. Kim Bischoff, Tammy Nehls. Beth Schoonhoven Mgr. BACK: Lisa Schindel, Tricia Duffy. Sue Linder, Coach; Loralee Weiss, Amy Schoonhoven. 18 Volleyball Spike In Their Lives P V u o t 1 1 A e y L b • i a t 1 t 1 1 e FRONT: Sue Linder, Coach; Amy Schoonhoven, Heidi Damrow, Candi Bussewitz, Cherie Manski, Margarite Soter, Jenny Klug, Michelle Draheim. Volleyball 19 T h e T r o J a n s A r e n d R u n n i n FRONT: Neil Foch, Doug Knueppel. Bob Percified, MIDDLE: Lonnie Bonlender, Kent Kohls. BACK: Kevin Kohls, Neal Schuster, Russ Freber, Kevin Klages, Coach Smanz. ALL THAT WAY FOR A STROHS! 20 Cross Country Working out with Richard Simmons! FRONT ROW: Janel LeRoy, Shari Priewe, Joan Kennedy, Dawn Bornshlegel. BACK At lca$t Foch short! ROW: Ann Nichol. Cheryl Bahls. Annette Bischoff, Joanne Weyker, Cheryl Strode, Coach Smanz. Shari Priewe. Co-MVR; Janel LeRoy, Co-Captain; Joanne Weyker, Co-MVR and Co-Captain. Mr. Smanz, you’re gonna pay for this! 7 Build up those muscles, Lonnie! All Conference FRONT ROW: Joan Kennedy, 2nd team; Shari Priewe, 1st team; Joanne Weyker. 2nd team; Annette Bischoff. 2nd team. BACK ROW: Kent Kohls. 2nd team; Neil Foch. 1st team; Russ Freber, 2nd team; Kevin Kohls, 1st team. Cross Country 21 FRONT: Andy Bauer, Jeff King, Tom Kolb, Bob Percifield, Steve Cribben, David Muenchow, Doug Kneuppel, Jim Engels. BACK: Matt Christian, Kevin Kohls. Kent Kohls. Kevin Klages, Ron Bunge, Mark Davis. Brent Couperus, Todd Schultz, Keith Wegener. A fumbled ball, guys? Varsity Gives It Their Best Shot FRONT: Bob Engels, Neil Foch, Kurt Saugstad, Kennan Buhr, Tyler Nehls. BACK: Coach: Mr. Rampanelli, Kevin Galske, Scott Neuberger, John Wolfram, Steve King, Greg Brigowatz, Neal Schuster, Jim Szopinski, Mgr. Dan Steffen. The Girls Follow Through With A Successful Season Left to Right: Mgr., Heidi Damerow; Mgr., Tina Wegener; Julie Zirbel, Kim Bischoff, Tricia Duffy, Loralee Weiss, Beth Schoonhoven, Tammy Nehls, Gail Wolfram, Coach Sue Linder. 24 Girl's Basketball Gail Wolfram: Capt., Tricia Duffy: MVP REGIONAL CHAMPS! After winning four Regional games, the Girl’s Basketball team set a high school record by being the first girl’s team ever to win a Regional Tournament. The Trojans beat Pardeville to win the Regional plaque. They then went on to Sectionals and were defeated by Kohler. The Trojans, being small in number and under a new coach, sur- prised a lot of people by doing so well. The team was led by three Seniors: Tricia Duffy, Loralee Weiss, Gail Wolfram, and their new coach Sue Linder. JV’s Worked Hard J.V. TEAM - FRONT ROW: Cheryl Bahls, Lori Beechey, Amy Percifield, Nancy Schultz. BACK ROW: Coach Karen Ashley, Lisa Vredeveld, Joan Bunge. Annette Bischoff, Michelle Draheim. 25 J.V. Girl’s Basketball Wrestler’s Pin To Win ROW 1: Lori Bonlcnder, manager; Troy Nehls, Trever Nehls, Russ Freber, Mike Szopinski, Robert Gahlman, Coach Popp. ROW 2: Coach Link, Brad Burnett, Brian Rahn, Lonnie Bonlender, Mike Schmitt, Dave Compton, Wayne Johll, Head Coach Saugstad. The thrill of victory! THE WEIGHT WATCHERS Robert receiv- ing a second place medal from He’s goin’ down! the Trojan Invita- tional. D.H.S. wrestlers had a successful season. They received a second place trophy from the Juda Invita- tional. Brian, Brad, Dave took first place in their weight categor- ies. Robert and Brad advanced to sectionals. Wrestling 27 Girl’s Track - 1983 1983 TRACK RECORDS 1600 m. RunShari Priewe-5:39.31 800 m. Run Shari Priewe-2:31 3200 m. RunJanel LeRoy-12:52.58 300 m. Hurdles-Cheryl Bahls-51.61 Mile Run Shari Priewe-2:33.3 2 mile Run Janel LeRoy-13:14 Triple Jump-Loralee Weiss-3r9 Janel LeRoy Most Improved, Tied 28 Girl’s Track FRONT: Connie Kreitzman, Joan Kennedy, Shari Priewe, Jenny Klug. Stephanie Linn, Amy Percifield. Julie Zirbel. BACK: Hiedi Petroselli, Tammy Hughes, Cindy Manske. Annette Bischoff, Janel LeRoy. Tricia Duffy, Loralee Weiss. Kim Bischoff, Tammy Nehls, JoDee Canniff, Mrs. Stewart, Coach. Cheryl Bahls Most Improved, Tied Shari Priewe Most Valuable Player Conf.Champion 1600 m. Run-5:39.31 Loralee Weiss Tricia Duffy Team Co-Captair Team Co-Captain B o y S r a c k FRONT: Bob Engels, Matt Kolb, Bob Percified, Jeff King, Neal Foch, Paul Kennedy, Mike Szopinski, Asst. Coach, Mr. Lewandowski; Manager. Tina Wegener. MIDDLE: Coach, Mr. Smanz; Dean Schultz. Mark Davis, Brent Couperus. Keith Mountin, Matt Christian, Bob Edwards. Keith Wegener. Tyler Nehls. Kevin Kohls. Asst. Troy Wegener, Manager. Amy Schoonhoven. BACK: Scott Neuberger. Brad Burnett, Mike Becker. John Wolfram. Kurt Saugstad, Kent Kohls, Mike Schmidt, Lonnie Bonlender. Dan Gahlman, Corey McDonough. Todd Farrington, Wayne Johll, Greg Haupert. What a group of leaders! A great Finish!! What Form Running for a double VICTORY! Boy’s Track 29 Varsity And JV Cheer Into Gear J.V. Football Cheerleaders: Amy Zahn, Angie Parson, Angel Fairbanks, Margie Ward. Varsity Wrestling Cheer- leaders: TOP: Pat Klomsten. BOTTOM: Lisa Behling, Janel LeRoy. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders: Angie Parson, Amy Zahn, Heidi Kasten. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Back: Jodi Manske, Gina Tisdale, Tammy Hughes. FRONT: Tammy Ze- man, Jennifer Weiss. Varsity Football Cheerleaders: TOP: Jodi Manske. Jennifer Weiss, Gina Tisdale, Tammy Hughes, Tammy Zeman 30 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 31 Football Oakfield Cambridge Hustisford Lakeside Palmyra Williams Bay Deerfield Johnson Creek Marshall Waterloo JV Football 18-13 2812 Boy s Track 0-6 J Girl’s Track Palmyra Cambridge Johnson Creek Marshall Lakeside Waterloo Deerfield Horicon Oakfield-Rio Markesan Inv. Laconia Inv. DeForest Inv. Mayville Inv. Horicon Relays Conference Regionals 97-38 47-91 119-17 73- 63 64-72 55-81 36-100 74- 62 95-22-38 2nd 5th 3rd 5th 4th 5th 4th Horicon Oakfield Rio Horicon Relays Cambridge Palmyra Johnson Creek Laconia Inv. Deerfield Waterloo Lakeside Marshall DeForest Inv. US 28-81 57-37-62 3rd 62-62 80-51 112-24 2nd 1031 3-26V2 6369 71-60 102 34 3rd Sectionals 12th Mayville Inv. 5th Markesan Inv. 4th Conference 2nd Boy’s Cross Country Girl’s Cross Country Dodge County Inv. Mayville Inv. Lomira Inv. Laconia Rio-Inv. Cambridge Palmyra Waterloo Lakeside Marshall Deerfield Conference Sectionals Us 8th 8th 9th 5th 3rd 35-23 28-27 39-20 26-30 18-40 16-45 3rd 6th 32 Us Dodge County Inv. 8th Mayville Inv. 7th Lomira Inv. 5th Laconia Inv. 5th Rio Inv. 2nd Cambridge 24-32 Palmyra 24-32 Waterloo 30-27 Lakeside 25-30 Marshall 33-24 Deerfield 17-40 Conference 1st Sectionals 3rd Volleyball Varsity J.V. Us Us Horicon 2-0 2-0 Columbus 2-0 0-2 Williams Bay 0-3 12 Johnson Creek 1-2 1-2 Waterloo 2-1 3-0 Lomira 2-1 1-2 Deerfield 3-0 1-2 Cambridge 2-1 12 Lakeside 1-2 0-3 Hustisford 3-0 0-2 Palmyra 2-1 2-1 Marshall 12 2-1 Campbellsport 2-1 1-2 Varsity Us 34-14 4263 41-44 59-32 52- 43 54-21 67-22 53- 51 38-45 50- 71 54- 51 44-68 53- 36 66-13 54- 26 66-13 51- 47 57-39 Girl’s Basketball Waterloo J.V. Us 66-34 Johnson Creek 16-36 Marshall 18-47 Palmyra 20-24 Lakeside 12-57 Hustisford 17-30 Waterloo 31-29 Marshall 15-33 Palmyra 16-32 Lakeside 25-37 Williams Bay 22-25 Johnson Creek 22-48 Hustisford 28-41 Deerfield 43-28 Cambridge Deerfield 30-24 Williams Bay 40- 8 Cambridge 21-36 Wrestling Waterloo Lakeside Marshall Lomira Johnson Creek Juda Inv. Hustisford Deerfield Mayville Cambridge Overall Conference Conference Us Lost Won Lost Won Lost 2nd Won Tie Lost Won 4-4-1 3-3-1 4th Boy’s Basketball Varsity J.V. Us Us Waterloo 46-63 35-58 Marshall 53-70 33-45 Palmyra 48-64 70-33 Williams Bay 53-52 50-53 Lakeside 51-79 33-56 Johnson Creek 56-51 40-34 Hustisford 80-86 41-45 Deerfield 50-85 48-34 Cambridge 78-63 58-40 Waterloo 55-83 55-48 Marshall 66-89 28-49 Lakeside 43-99 36-63 Palmyra 67-64 80-36 Williams Bay 57-49 51-38 Johnson Creek 45-44 25-32 Hustisford 69-68 62-63 Deerfield 43-75 38-42 Cambridge 53-72 50-59 Randolph 54-61 S Future Home Makers FRONT: Rhonda Callies MIDDLE: Stephanie Kulke. Doris Schuett. Joan Kennedy, Tammy Nehls Back: Dani Theodozio, Diane Quest. Stephanie Linn, Lisa Vredeveld. The Home Ec. Club had a very prosperous and busy year. The Home Ec. Club wasn’t as large as in past years, but it was still just as fun. We sold everything from calenders and merribells to caramel, crunch, and almond candy bars. (Yum, Yum!). The Home Ec. Club also had an activity night filled with pizza, soda, and games. This year our annual trip was an exciting one. We went to the Governor’s Mansion, House on the Rock, the White Horse Inn, and of course — shopping. The Home Ec Club had a Christmas party with turkey, ham, dressing, etc. But due to our favorite friend, the weather, the whole club could not attend. The party was still fun. though. There were lots of decorations and the room was filled with festivity. The Home Ec Club also donated sandwiches and cookies to the blood bank. This year the banquet was held at Old Hickory. Many members attended (with their parents) and received awards. The Home Ec Club would like to thank everyone for making this year a big success. 36 Home Ec Of America FRONT: Karen Friese, Katie Noll, Ann Klarkowski, JoDee Canniff, Anne Ireland, Amanda Scott. MIDDLE: Angie Reedy, Tricia Lampe, Brenda Pearson, Hiede Petroselli, Lisa Winter. BACK: Jill Anton, Joanne Quest, Dawn Druecke, Ynes Coiscou, Lisa Behling, Gina Tisdale, Debbie Hecht. Julie Canniff, Debbie Kohls. Leanne Justmann, Janet Weinheimer, Jolene Vick, Nancy Schultz. Home Ec 37 FRONT: Secretary, Brenda Pear- son. BACK: Money Making, Jo- lene Vick; Vice President, JoDee Canniff; Treasurer, Angie Reedy; Advisor, Mrs. Hodgson; Money Making, Julie Canniff; President, Anne Ireland. Odyssey Survives One More FRONT: EDITORS - Production Staff. Jennifer Weiss; Editor. Katie Noll; Production Staff, Dawn Schultz. BACK: Production Staff. Teka Bauer. Mary Kalscheur; Sport Ed., Tricia Lampe; Production Staff, Beth Schoonhoven. Joanne Quest; Feature Ed.. Tammy Hughes; Sport Ed., Tyler Nehls; Assistant Ed.. Joannie Kalscheur; Art Ed.. Donna Riege; Advisor, Mrs. Matuszeski. 38 Odyssey FRONT. Dawn Loomis, Julie Canniff, Anne Ireland, Stephanie Kulke, Joan Kennedy, Jeff King, Leanne Justmann, Lynn Muenchow, Hiede Petroselli, JoDee Canniff. Jolene Vick. BACK: Jilanne Anton, Michelle Henriott, Tom Caine, Tammy Nehls, Kim Bischoff. Loralee Weiss. Ynes Coiscou. Gina Tisdale, Janel LeRoy, Jodi Manske, Cindy Manske, Janice Bobholz, Sheila Cribben. FRONT: Margery Ward. Marqaurite Soter, Pat Klomsten, Julie Canniff, Lisa Rohde, Roni Jakel. MIDDLE: Karen Behling, Dawn Loomis, Karen Clark, Diane Quest, Audra Schultz, Janel LeRoy, Gina Tisdale. Stacy Stiller, Brenda Pearson. BACK: Robert Gahlman, Mike Brooks. Kevin Borth, John Wolfram, Mike Schmidt, Kevin Galske. Brad Burnett. Brian Rahn, Russ Lehman, John Prust, Tom Caine, Sam Fuchs. The Art Club Adds It’s Touch This year Roni Jakel paint- ed a Four Seasons mural in the library, and John Gibson and Dan Gahlman painted a Trojan in the weightroom. The whole Art Club raffled off tickets for a Judas Priest Concert, and sold tootsie rolls, to go to a Brewers game in the spring. OFFICERS: Joanne Quest. President; Jolene Vick. Vice Presi- dent; Tammy Hughes. Secretary; Anne Ireland, Treasurer. Art 39 Hi Everybody!! I’ll start by saying thank you for having me at Juneau this year. I’ve had so many new experiences and met so many wonderful people. U.S.A. really impresses me. There is so much to see! Every state to me is like a different country. The people out East are so different from those in Wisconsin. I found this very different, as my home land is so small and the countries are so close, the majority of people are the same. Through A.F.S. I’ve enjoyed many weekends, weeks, and time spent at Trees For Tomorrow. Through my years’ experience I’ve had hard days and I’d like to thank the people who helped me through these moments. One thing about A.F.S. It’s Great!! I’ve met people from all over the world through A.F.S. weekends. Thanks Again!! “Ann”, A.F.S. Ireland Hi Everybody!! When I applied to be an A.F.S. student, I was so excited with the idea of coming to America. I am really glad I got to come to Juneau. It has been wonderful being an A.F.S. student in Dodgeland High School. My A.F.S. year began when I got to Juneau in August. Since that time I have met alot of nice people. I enjoyed sharing and being with all of you. It took me awhile to adjust to the difference: In my school I never moved from class to another; all I did was stay all day in the same room and the teacher moved. Running through the halls was totally new for me. The weather was a big change, too. I had never seen snow before and it was really fun going downhill skiing and snowmobiling. I will never forget it. My English was terrible when I first got here. I felt really bad because nobody could understand me. All I did was smile and smile all day, even if I didn’t know what was going on. Now it’s time for me to leave. I thank all of you! You were all so nice to me. By the time you read this, I will have already gone but I would love to hear from you. Here is my address: Ynes Coiscou Calle 9 41 Ensanche Alma Rosa Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic ADIOS AMIGOS!! Exchange students from Mount Vernon, Indiana. Brings-The World Into Focus This year’s events included a pancake breakfast, a pizza sale, a raffle, and a trip to the Milwaukee Folk Fair. We also had a short- term exchange with Mount Vernon, Indiana. Various other activi- ties were held throughout the year. AFS Club officers, left to right: Gail Wolfram, secretary; Loralee Weiss, vice-president; and Kurt Saugstad, president. Missing is Sonya Westphal, treasurer; Mr. Edming, Advisor. AFS Club members: Ascending FROM LEFT: Robert Engels. Lisa Behling, Mary Kals- cheur, Joanne Quest, Ynes Coiscou, and Neal Schuster. Middle: Tricia Lampe. Ascend- ing from right: Dawn Schultz, Joani Kalscheur, Russell Freber, Lynn Muenchow, Jim Engels. Ann Nichol, and Michael Becker. AFS student Ynes and her friend Olga Molina. AFS 41 F.F.A. Members Are Outstanding cF TD ?dr- U ne,Ju85®n. Kevin Saeger, Bob Neis, Steve Pasewald. Russ Berndt. Norman Tillema. Andy Justman. MIDDLE: Steve Schultz. Brad Bailey Pete Weyker. Chris Justman. Bob Gahlman. Russ Lehmann. Kevin Borth, Brian Rahn. Shawn Lamp. Neil Foch BACK- David Woltman. Ed Haase Leon Schmitt. Troy Schultz. Mark Grosskopf, Jim Szopinski. Keith Paar. Gary Schaalma. Lonnie Bonlender, Steve King Tyler Nehls. Ron Lauersdorf. Andy Bauer. 3 y 2e.R .d 1? A;fa“t2’ Sabrina Touchette. Dorothy Kitelinger. Dawn Loomis. Amy Zahn. Kris Winter. Brenda Verges. MIDDLE: Brian West phal Tim Neis Dale Dobbratz. Jinr. Selchert. Joel Saeger. Jim Krause. Mark Saeger. LaVerne Behling, Rodney Schultz. BACK Gerritt Cooper. Jerry Schaalma. Gene Knnke. Paul Peterman. Tom Justman. Brent Couperus, Dennis Affeld, Jim Ireland. Jay Kaul. Todd Schultz. Dan 42 FFA In Their Field FFA Pancake Breakfast OFFICERS - FRONT: Chris Justmann. Russ Lehman, Robert Gahlman. Mr. Derricks, Advisor. BACK: Troy Schultz, Tom Justmann, Jim Szopinski. Dave Woltman, Ed Haase. The Dodgeland FFA sent four of its members to the National Soil’s Judging Contest in Oklahoma. They were Dave Woltman, Jim Szopinski, Brian Rahn and Chris Justmann. The Chapter also won gold seals in National Chapter Safety, Building our America Communities State Proficiency Award Winners and Cooperative Education. State Proficiency Award Winners this year were Greg Krinke, Dan Kuhlman and Jim Szopinski. Wisconsin Junior Dairymen - FRONT: Mr. Derricks, Shawn Lamp, Pete Weyker, Andy Justmann. Jim Selchert. BACK: Chirs Justmann. Jim Ireland, Tom Justmann. Keith Paar, Jay Kaul. Kevin Borth, David Woltman, Leon Schmitt. AV Plays Back The Memories FRONT ROW: Joanne Quest, Russ Freber, Hiede Petroselli, Dawn Hiemstra, Tammy Hughes. BACK ROW: Ron Callies, Creg Haupert, John Schuster, Lisa Behling, Dan Zank, Jim Stone. Mr. Schuster, advisor: Missing; David Beal. Boy, someone sure has his attention! Jenny presenting Leanne with roses the “FFA Sweetheart” title. Chug-a-lug!! The FFA organized an exciting assembly. Activities were the following: ice cream eaing contest, milk chugging, wheel barrow races, hay bale throwing contest. The Seniors were the overall winners. A job well done! EI Club De Espanol Officers: Dawn Schultz, Reporter; Dawn Druecke, Secretary; Gail Wolfram, Vice-President; Lynn Muenchow, Treasurer; Mary Kals- cheur, President, sitting in front. BACK: Brent Couperus, Ann Nichol. Angie Reedy, Jodee Canniff, Jean Henriott, Gina Tisdale, Neil Schuster, Karen Clark. MIDDLE: Ynes Coiscou, Karen Friese, Joanne Bunge. FRONT: Brian Wiese, Joani Kalscheur, Jim Engels. FRONT: Cheri Manske, Heidi Damerow. Cheryl Bahls, Dani Theodozio, Brenda Kluz, Connie Krietzman, Jean Reedy. STANDING: Teka Bauer, Julie Peters. Jodi Manske, Julie Canniff, Loralee Weiss, Tricia Duffy, Beth Schoonhoven, Dan Steffen, Bob Engels, Audra Schultz, and Mr. Edming, Advisor. Letterwinners Club FRONT ROW: Bob Percifield, Brent Couperus, Robert Gahlman, Mike Becker, Tom Caine, Russ Freber, Tricia Lampe, Jill Anton, Dawn Schultz, Joanne Weyker, Dawn Bornshlegel. SECOND ROW: Doug Knueppel, Tammy Zeman, JoDee Canniff, Andra Schultz, Lisa Soldner, Lisa Schindel, Kevin Kohls, Janel LeRoy, Gina Tisdale. Cheryl Strode, Kimi Neuberger, Lisa Rohde, Julie Canniff, Ann Nichol, Jennifer Weiss. Connie Kreitzman. THIRD ROW: Julie Zirbel, Tammy Nehls, Jodi Manske, Mike Schmidt, Brad Burnett, Brian Rahn, John Wolfram, Kurt Saugstad. John Schuster, Dave Compton, Neil Schuster, Kennan Buhr, Scott Neuberger. Todd Farrington, Keith Mountin, Dawn Druecke, Tammy Hughes. Hiedi Petroselli, Cindy Manske, Beth Schoonhoven, Annette Bischoff, Tina Wegener, Joan Kennedy. CLASS REPRESENTA- TIVES: Senior Tricia Duffy; Sophomore Kevin Klages; Ju- nior Kim Bischoff. LETTERWINNER’S CLUB OFFICERS: TOP: President, Bob Engels. SITTING: Secre- tary. GAil Wolfram; Vice President, Jim Szopinski; Treasurer, Loralee Weiss. WE DID IT! Thanks to the efforts of the Letterwinner’s Club members we were finally able to purchase glass backboards. FRONT: Julie Canniff, Charlene Guderian, Kurt Saugstad, Troy Schultz, Steve King. MIDDLE: Scott Neu- berger, Tricia Duffy, Kim Bischoff, Loralee Weiss, Dawn Schultz, Jodee Canniff, Teka Bauer, John Wolfram. BACK: Jodi Manske, Patty Price, Lynn Muenchow, Dawn Druecke, Bruce Sharp. LOCKERS: Jolene Vick, Jill Anton, Annie Ireland, Joanne Quest. Happy! Working together, girls?! Hall Monitors 47 Library Club Shelves A Way LIBRARY CLUB - FRONT: Laura Nehls, Nancy Schultz, Dawn Bornschegel, Dawn Lommis, Sue Steinmetz, Leanne Justmann, Joanne Weyker. MIDDLE: Ann Klarkowski. Julie Stutz, Michelle Henriott, Pam Couperus, Karen Behling, Diane Barrow, Patty Price, Kris Winter. BACK: Gayle Rydstrom, Stacy Stiller, Lisa Soldner, Cheryl Strode, Ronald Callies, Michelle Draheim, Ynes Caiscou, Lisa Behling, Annette Bischoff, Mary Kalscheur, Karen Clark, Debra Kohls. LIBRARY AIDES — FRONT: Katie Noll, Hiede Petroselli, Leanne Justmann, Patty Price, Ann Klarkowski. BACK: Dawn Loomis. Karen Behling, Jan Tillema, Lisa Behling, Amanda Scott, Pat Klomston, Lisa Hinzmann. MISSING: Nancy Schultz, and Diane Barrow. Santa and the Library Club presented a program for the Juneau Grade School. 48 Library FRONT: Mrs. Brieman. Coach; Stephanie Kulke, Joan Kennedy, Sheila Cribben. BACK: Dan Steffen, Bruce Sharp. Kim Bischoff, Julie Peters, Cindy Kudak. Debators Voice Their Opinions The Debate Team started the season by attending a workshop at West Bend. They attended a total of seven invitational turnaments. The total rounds and speaker points accumulated by each debator are Dan Steffen, 8 rounds, 362 points; Sheila Cribben. 7 rounds, 225 speaker points, Bruce Sharp, 3 rounds, 228 speaker points; Joan Kennedy, 3 rounds, 186 speaker points; Kim Bischoff, 4 rounds, 209 speaker points; Julie Peters, 3 rounds, 174 speaker points; Stephanie Kulke, 2 rounds with 109 speaker points. Debators of the week were Dan Steffen, three times; Sheila Cribben, once; and Joan Kennedy once. At the end of the season the debate team had two new members. We welcomed Joan Kalscheur and Cindy Kudak. These Are No Dummies-NHS New inductees taking their vows. NEW INDUCTEES- FRONT ROW: Joan Kalscheur, Janice Bobholz. Mary Kaischeur. Back Row: Kim Bischof, Beth Schoonhoven. Dan Steffen, Gail Wolfram, Tricia Lampe. OFFICERS: Top: Secretary Trea- surer Joanne Quest, Vice President Dan is tapped by Sonya. Beth is tapped by Donna. Donna Riege, President Sonya West- phal. “Brewing Up The Perfect NHS Member” was the theme of the assem- bly in which eight new members were inducted into the Dodgeland NHS Chapter. National Honor Society members are chosen by leadership, scholarship, character, and service qualities. They must have a grade point of 7.0 average or better. The NHS sponsors the blood bank through the Red Cross. They also collect aluminum cans and sell refreshments at basketball games. The NHS also raffled three food baskets consisting of turkey, ham, and chicken. The book room was also cleaned, and many outdated books removed. A few senior members attended an Honor’s Program in cooperation with U.W. Whitewater. The profits from these activities are used for a club trip and also to sponsor a scholarship at graduation. Forensic Students: FRONT: Amy Pilsner. Dorothy Kitelinger, Cindy Ku- dak, Joan Kennedy, Hiede Petroselli. MIDDLE: Heidi Kasten. Tammy Zeman, Tammy Hughes, Sheila Cribben, Joan Kalschuer, Debbie Kohls. BACK: Jeanne Henriott, Angie Parson, Lisa Schindel. Mike Becker, Tricia Lampe, Beth Schoonhoven, Sonya Westphal, Amy Schoonhoven. Forensic Students Speak For Themselves Additional Students: Heidi Damerow, Candy Bussewitz, Paul Kennedy, Jill Anton. Maria Holbach, Janice Bobholz. Bruce Sharp. State Competitors: FRONT: Hiede Petroselli, (absent); Sonya Westphal, A. MIDDLE: Sheila Cribben. A; Jill Anton, B; Amy Pilsner, B. BACK: Joan Kalschuer. A; Mike Becker, A; Tricia Lampe. A; Tammy Zeman. B; Tammy Hughes. A; Cindy Kudak, A. missing: Candy Bussewitz, A; Heidi Damerow, B; Dorothy Kitelinger, A; Angie Parson. A. The Band Pizza Production Plant 52 Candids M E M 0 R 1 E S O F FRONT: Julie Canniff, Lisa Rohde, Stephanie Kulke Robert Percifield, Heidi Kasten, Teresa Bauer. BACK: Dianne Quest, Gina Tisdale. Jim Chyko, Loralee Weiss. Kurt Saugstad, Joanne Quest, Troy Schutlz, Miss Wubben, Aadvisor. U The Dodgeland High School Student Council is a representative student service organization which sponsors two scholarships for eligible graduating seniors, gifts for foster children at Christmas time, and is responsible for the Homecoming activities and the Homecoming dance. Officers Secretary, Jennifer Weiss; Vice President, Tyler Nehls; President, Michael Becker; Treasurer, Janel LeRoy. Second semester students who joined the council were: FRONT: Sonya West- phal, Robert Engles, Leanne Justmann, Ken Kalschuer. BACK: Russ Lehmann. Michelle Draheim, Dan Gahlman, Mark Saeger, Andrew Caine. FRONT RIFLES: Jennifer Weiss, Tammy Zeman, Jodi Manske, Dawn Schultz, Connie Kreitzman. SECOND ROW: Beth Schoonhoven, Donna Kuhlman, Mary Kalscheur, Katie Noll, Joan Kennedy, Cheryl Bahls, Michele Henriott, Angie Parson. Lisa Winter. THIRD ROW: Sandy Schindel, Jolene Vick, Candy Bussewitz, Lori Beechey, Heidi Kasten, Dawn Freber, Cheryl Strode, Tricia Duffy, Ken Kalscheur, Amy Pilsner, Sue Zeman. Lisa Schindel. Teresa Bauer. FOURTH ROW: Trever Nehls, Kris Winter, Andy Bauer, Cherie Manske, Steve Cribben, Dennis Gibson, Jim Engels, Dennis Affeld, Mark Davis, Dan Steffen, Janet Weinheimer, Paul Kennedy, Keith Mountin, Jeff King, Debbie Kohls, Mike Becker, Todd Schultz, Greg Brigowatz. FIFTH ROW: Chris Hauer, Mike Szopinski, Kurt Steffen, Mike Schmidt, Jim Scott; Flags: Joanne Quest, Diane Quest, Tammy Nehls, Sheila Cribben, Cindy Manske, Tricia Lampe, Drum Mastors: Amy Schoonhoven, Janice Bobholz; Director: DeWayne Roberson. The Band Comes Through W Majorettes: Janice Bobholz, Amy Schoonhoven 54 Band C L E A R Band Council: Jennifer Weiss, Secretary; Beth Schoonhoven, Trip Chairperson; Dan Steffen. President; Mark Davis, Vice-President; Janet Weinheimer, Treasur- er. Fund raising played an important part for the band this year. “Our Famous Parent’s Night Fooball Show” (Right Band) “Nice Boxes” Jazz Band “One Of These Girls Is Not Like The Others” What A Zipper Head” Concert Band Pep Band Band 55 Voices Unite In Harmony Triple Trio: Diane Quest, Gina Tisdale, Lori Beechey, Jennifer Weiss, Tammy Nehls, Amy Schoonhoven. Joanne Quest, and Jill Anton. Missing- Patty Price. Triple Trio: Candy Bussewitz, Dawn Loomis. Margaurite Soter, Lisa Rohde, Katie Noll, Cheryl Strode, and Lisa Schindel. Missing- Tammy Zeman and Tina Wegener. 1983 Dodgeland Choir: FIRST ROW: Dawn Bornschlegel, Wendy Schmidt, Candy Bussewitz, Stephanie Linn, Leanne Justmann, Margaurite Soter, Lisa Rohde, Dawn Loomis, Jenny Klug, Jenny Weiss, Katie Noll. Hiede Petroselli, Patty Price, Ann Ireland. SECOND ROW: Sue Stienmetz, Donna Riege, Connie Kreitzman, Tammy Zeman, Tina Wegener, Janel LeRoy, Cheryl Strode, Tammy Hughes, Lisa Hinzmann, Jackie Netzer, Karen Behling, Lori Beechey. Jill Anton, Director- Ken Sina. THIRD ROW: Jeff King, Paul Kegne- Boys Octet: Jeff King. Greg Haupert, Steve King, Neal Schuster, Dan Zank, Mark Davis, and Mike Brooks, Missing- Bruce Sharp. dy, Keith Wegener, Janice Bobholz, Tammy Nehls, Amy Schoonhoven, Lisa Schindel, Joanne Quest. Michelle Draheim, Angie Parson, Diane Quest, Gina Tisdale, Lyle Tisdale, Bob Engels. FOURTH ROW: Neil Foch, Tom Caine, Ed Haase, Mike Becker, Mark Davis, Neal Schuster. Kevin Klages, Bruce Sharp, Dan Zank, Steve King, Matt Christian, Greg Haupert, Mike Brooks and Mike Appenfeldt. b 4 and full of muscle” “Put one foot in front of the other” Swing Choir: FIRST ROW: Candy Bussewitz, Tom Caine, Diane Quest, Lisa Rohde, Mark Davis. Tammy Hughes. Amy Schoonhoven, Dan Zank, Lori Beechey, Mike Brooks, Patty Price. BACK ROW: Joanne Quest, Jeff King, Jill Anton, Tammy Nehls, Ed Haase. Tina Wegener, Jenny Weiss, Neal Schuster, Gina Tisdale, Steve King and Tammy Zeman. Missing: Bob Engels and Mike Becker. Reflecting Memories Into A Book FRONT: Dawn Schultz. Pho- tographer; Joanne Quest. Co-Editor; Mrs. Neumann, advisor. BACK: Jolene Vick. Senior Pages; Sonya West- phal. Advertising Manager and Senior Pages; Loralee Weiss, Photo Manager; Gail Wolfram, Yearbook sales; Tricia Lampe. Business Man- ager MISSING: JoDee Can- niff, Senior Pages; Anne Ire- land. Senior Pages. FRONT: Stephanie Kulke, Joan Kennedy, Cindy Kudak, Jodi Manske, Julie Canniff, Tammy Hughes, Dawn Bornshlegel, BACK: Sheila Cribben, Janice Bobholz, Gina Tisdale, Tammy Nehls, Amy Schoonhoven. Cheryl Strode. Janel LeRoy. 58 Hard To Say I’m Sorry COURT: Robert Gahlman, Gail Wolfram. Dave Compton. Julie Canniff, King Brian Rahn, Queen Joanne Quest, Jolene Vick. Brad Burnett. Jill Anton, Bob Engels MC’s were Greg Brigowatz and Tammy Zeman Royalty Dancing Mike Becker presents JoDee with a bouquet of flowers. T U R N A B O U T D A N C E Q K U J I K eO N E ED G V N E I E N C K A L N A N G I E F S F COURT: Dani Theodozio and Mike Schoenwetter, Becky Kuzniewicz and Chris Justmann, Karen Clark Announcer of the night. Bob Engels, and Leon Schmitt, JoDee Canniff and Kevin Klages, Tricia Duffy and Todd Farrington, Kim Bischoff and Craig Percifield, Stephanie Kulke and Mark Davis, Shari Priewe and Keith Wegener. Turnabout Spirit Week Hurry. Juniprs Sophomore Pals. Turnabout 63 Faithfully Junior Prom May 7, 1983 PROM COURT: Julie Stutz and Russ Firari, Leanne Justmann and Corey McDonough, Sheila Cribben and Tyler Nehls, Lisa Soldner and Mike Schmidt, Teresa Bauer and Troy Schultz, Julie Zirbel and John Wolfram, Connie Krietzman and Dan Steffen, Rachel Wolter and Leon Schmidt, Kim Bischoff and Scott Neuberger, Cindy Manske and Keith Mountain, Tina Wegener, and Ed Haase, Kari Westphal and Brad Bailey, KING: Dan Gahlman, QUEEN: Maria Holbach, PRINCE: Jason Neuberger, PRINCESS: Melissa Schultz. Prom 64 Crowning of the royal couple. The MC’s were Tammy Zeman and Greg Brigowatz. Prom 65 Junior Miss Contestants: Joani Kalscheur, Patty Price, Lisa Schindel, Cheryl Strode, and Tammy Zeman. Left, talent award is given to Tammy Zeman. Right, congeniality award is given to Cheryl Strode. Dodgeland’s 1983 Junior Miss Tammy Hughes with the State representatives. 68 Junior Miss Times Too Special To Forget Just for the health of it, ED? A little spaced out, guys? Presenting Thee Bod! What a voice. Something wrong with school lunch?!? Happy birthday, Dan! But I want to stand here. You animal, John!!! Help! He’s not breathing! Charge!!! Peekaboo! Totally unreal! Barf me out! “What a cutie!” Hard Guys’ Bowling with the champs “Bosom Buddies Go, Brew Crew! Candid 71 In concert in Minneapolis Festival ’83 Our results! Hearty Hangout “This again?” Beating the crowd. We Are Gathered Here Together Just a jarnmin’ “Going on a Coug Hunt” Sexy Legs?! Mr. Sina entertaining the choir. NHS What Are You Doing, Anne? Nice Pot, John!? I'm All Tied Up. The Office Machines Syndrome Candid 75 76 Couples Monday. October 11, 1982 B re WS go tile HCC What cai but HOO RAY! An Officer and A Gentleman T ootsie E.T. Spring Break First Blood Fast Times at Ridgemont High Poltergeist Thornbirds Winds of War T.V. Shows n. Wisconsin Costly tightening jf welfare rule Dynasty Knots Landing The A Team Cheers Magnum P I. Fame Mash c A L L Y W H A T T H I N G S W E R E P sownQt, P Arson blamed in Califd ] L A R . Calif. -AP- 8ru y hoi dry Santa from ncgt to rid Singing Groups Solidarity lead Journey D U R I Journey Rush Def Leppard Asia Men At Work Styx ’83 Songs Separate Ways Dirty Laundry Down Under Beat It Photograph Twilight Zone Jack and Diane Mickey Rodeo Song Swingin She Blinded Me With Science School Gossip New Class Backboards Chemistry Lab Broken Into Miss Linder Becomes Mrs. Kuhn First Band Trip To Minneapolis New Weight Machine Girls Basketball. Regional Champs First Computer Classes Taught After School fCS Wisconsin woman “ chosen leader of NOW s call fdjf strike G ’82 News Events Brewers Go To World Series Food Product Tampering Princess Grace Died Karen Carpenter Died of Anorexia Nervosis Mash Ended After 11 Years Tylenol leads narrowed 78 fhe No individual picture available for Russ Berndt, Cheryl Bahls. and Jim Scott. No photo available of David Rennhack, Brenda Kluz and Brian Wiese. Sitting pretty! Affeld, Dennis Appenfeldt, Michael Austin. Floyd Bauer. Andrew Behling. LaVerne Bischoff, Annette Bonlender. Lori Bully. Daniel 80 Freshmen FRESHMEN Bussewitz, Candace Caine, Andrew Callies, Rhonda Christian, Matthew Chyko, James Cribben, Steven Cutsforth, Ricky Damerow, Heidi Draheim, Michelle Edwards. Robert Engels, James Erdman, Jackie Erdman, Lyle Farrington, Jill Fennewald, Kenneth Freber, Dawn Gallitz, Michael Gibson, Dennis Hauer. Chris Huebner, Greg Ireland, James Jaeger, Sandra Justmann, Andrew Kalscheur, Kenneth Kasten, Heidi Klug, Jennifer Knueppel, Douglas Kohls, Kent Kudak, Cynthia Lamp. Kevin Freshmen 81 FRESHMEN Linn, Stephanie Manske, Cherie Muenchow, David Nehls, Trever Nehls, Troy Owens, David Padron, Scott Parson, Angela Percifield. Amy Peters, Julie Pilsner, Amy Priewe, Shari Rahn, Stacey Rydstrom, Gayle Saeger, Keven Schoenwetter, Michael Schultz, Dean Schultz, Rodney Schultz, Todd Soldner, Jeffrey Steffen, Kurt Stienmetz, Susan Strahota, Kenneth Theodozio, Dani Tillema, Norman Tisdale, Lyle Ward, Marjorie Winter, Kristine Yerges, Brenda Zahn, Amy 82 Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: President, Dan Netzer; Vice President, Tom Kolb; Treasurer, Tammy Nehls; Secretary, Pat Klomsten Lisa Bagneski Lori Beechey Holly Behling Mike Berthold Mike Brooks Ron Bunge Garret Cooper Brent Couperous Ray Curry Mark Davis Dale Dobbratz Angel Fairbanks Sophomores 83 SOPHOMORES Todd Gorr Jean Henriott Heidi Heuer Scott Hiemstra Edward Hinzman Roni Jakel Lisa Johll Wayne Johll James Jongebloed Thomas Justmann Jay Kaul Joan Kennedy Jeffery King Dorothy Kitelinger Kevin Klages Patricia Klomsten Kevin Kohls Thomas Kolb James Krause Randal Krause Gene Krinke Donna Kuhlman Stephanie Kulke Becky Kuzniewicz Kevin Leistico Jeffery Lentz Janel LeRoy Max Lindert Dawn Loomis Laura Maas Jay Marquardt John Nehls Tamara Nehls Tim Neis Daniel Netzer Kimi Neuberger Gary Pearson Robert Percifield Paul Peterman John Pitzlin Diane Quest Jean Reedy 84 Sophomores SOPHOMORES James Riege Lisa Rohde Debra Roy Joel Saeger Mark Saeger Gerald Schaalma Susan Schaeffer Sandra Schindel Wendy Schmidt Brenda Schoenwetter Amy Schoonhoven Doris Schuett Audra Schultz John Schultz James Selchert Bruce Sharp Jackie Skolaski Margarite Soter Jean Stadler Scott Stiller Jeffery Stueber Diane Szabo Michael Szopinski Sabrina Touchette Lisa Vreaeveld Keith Wegener Jennifer Weiss Brian Westphal Gaye Westphal John Wienke Peter Weyker Susan Weyker Dalene Wiese Susan Zeman Dan Zirbc) Sophomores 85 Officers: Top: Treas. Kim Bischoff, Sec. Sheila Cribben. Bottom: Vice Pres. Beth Schoonhoven, Pres. Janice Bob- holz. 86 Juniors JUNIORS Bobholz, Janice Bonlender, Lonnie Bornshlegel. Dawn Brigowatz, Greg Brown, Rebecca Bunge, Joan Callies, Ronald Clark, Karen Couperus. Pamela Cribben, Sheila Engstrom, Charlotte Erickson, James Farrington, Todd Firari Russell Foch, Neil Gahlman, Daniel Galske, Kevin Gibson, John Grosskopf. Mark Grueneberg, Robby Guderian, Charlene Haase, Ed Haupert, Gregg Henriott, Michele Holbach, Maria Jaehnke, Greg Justmann, Leanne Kalscheur, Joan King, Steven Kreitzman, Connie Kreuziger, Michael Lamp, Shawn Lauersdorf, Ronald Manske, Cindy Marquardt, Alan McDonough, Corey Juniors 87 JUNIORS Metzger, Thomas Mountin, Keith Nehls, Laura Nehls, Lisa Nehls, Tyler Neis, Robert Neuberger, Scott Parr, Keith Pasewald, Steven Percifield, Craig Price, Patty Prust, John Ritter, Jon Schaalma, Gary Schindei, Lisa Schmitt, Michael Schmitt, Leon Schoenwetter, Jeff Schoonhoven, Beth Schultz, Nancy Schultz, Steven Schultz, Troy Schuster, Neal Soldner, Lisa Steffen, Daniel Stiller, Stacy Strode, Cheryl Stutz, Julie Tlllema, Janalynn Wegener, Tina Westphal. Kari Wolfram, John Wolter, Rachel Zank, Daniel Zeman, Tammy Zirbel, Julie 88 Juniors The memories of the dances and the new friends that we've met, vacations.parties,talking,and the exams we’d rather forget. Yes,high school years are precious but brief, where all your dreams come true; It is not the end but the beginning of a life we’ll start anew. Senior Choice Awards Most likely to succeed-Sonya Westphal Most likely to become president-David Woltman Most likely to become an actor-Brian Rahn Most likely to become a teacher-Kurt Saugstad Most likely to go bankrupt-Brad Burnett Most likely to get married-Annie Ireland Tom Caine Most likely to get divorced-Annie Ireland Tom Caine Most likely to own a bar-Jackie Netzer Most likely to own a brewery-Tom Caine Most likely not to graduate-Jim Pitzlin Best dressed female-Sonya Westphal Best dressed male-Mike Becker Best male athlete-Bob Engels Best female athlete-Tricia Duffy Most Loyal to D.H.S.-Gina Tisdale Most courageous-Bob Engels Best gambler-John Chyko Most shy-Karen Friese Most outgoing-Tammy Hughes Most crazy-Bob Engels Most reliable-Jill Anton Gail Wolfram Most unpunctual-Hiede Petroselli Most fun-Bob Engels Most intellectual-David Woltman Most friendly-Joanne Quest Best cheater-Sonya Westphal Most artistic-Kevin Borth Most rowdy-Mike Ziehme Most likely to crash a plane-Tim Holbach Seniors Relive Their Younger Years Seniors Celebrate The Good Times Before the party. During the party. After the party! Gina, are you hungry? Your feet,2,3,4, Don’t be shy boys. What’s up doc? Vt m Is she praying? Get to work JoDee! Kevin and Dawn, a kinky romance. Look at those faces. Go team! Senior 95 SENIOR SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT: Julie Canniff, Loralee Weiss, Joanne Quest, Mike Becker. BACK: Kurt Saugstad. CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT: Joanne Quest, Vice President; Kurt Saugstad, Treasurer. BACK: Sonya Westphal, Secretary; Gail Wolfram, President. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER EDITOR: FRONT: Katie Noll. YEARBOOK CO-EDITORS: BACK: Jill Anton, Joanne Quest. BADGER BOY AND GIRL REPRESENTATIVES: Mary Kalscheur, Kurt Saug- stad, David Woltman, Bob Engels, Tricia Duffy. 96 Senior VIP’s GAIL MARIE WOLFRAM- Hon- or Student; Junior Honor Guard; N.H.S. 4; Class Student Council Rep. 2; Class V. Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Badger Girls Alt. 3; Volleyball 1; CC 2; GBB 1-4. Capt. 4; ODYSSEY 3.4; RE FLECTIONS 3.4. Sales Mgr. 4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 2 4. Sec. 4. A.F.S. 1-4, Sec. 4; Spanish 3.4. Reporter 4; Home Ec. 1,2. DAVID W. WOLTMAN Honor Student. Badger Boy’s 3; Conf. Math Team 3,4; Football Mgr. 1; Wrestling 1-3; Most Valuable Wrestler 2; Golf 1.2; ODYSSEY 4fc CLUBS: F.F.A. 14. Treas. 3.4; Jr. Honor Guard 3. ROBERT WILLIAM GAHL MAN- Plumber” Honor Stu- dent; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; CLUBS: Let. Win ners 2-4; F.F.A. 3.4. Sentinal 4: Art 4 MARY C. KALSCHEUR- Honor Student. N.H.S. 4; Badger Girls 3; D.A.R. Award 4; Conf. Math Team 3,4; Jr. Miss Pag. 3; Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4; Wood- wind Choir 3; Solo Ensemble 1.2.4; ODYSSEY 4. Prod, editor 4; CLUBS: Lib. 3.4; A.F.S. 3; Spanish 2-4, Pres. 4; Debate 1.2. TIMOTHY J. HOLBACH Hobe” Honor Student; BBB 1.2; Spanish 3. Honor Students TRICIA MARIE LAMPE- Honor Student; N.H.S. 4; Prom Queen 3; Conf. Math Team 4; Color Guard 2-4; Volleyball 1-3; GBB 1; Track 1-3; ODYSSEY 2-4; Sports Editor 3,4; REFLEC- TIONS 3.4. Bus. Mgr. 4; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 2-4; Student Coun- cil 3. Sec. 3; A.F.S. 2-4, Adult Rep. 4; Spanish 1-4; Home Ec. 2- 4. Art 2; Forensics 4. State 4. SONYA S. WESTPHAL- Honor Student. N.H.S. 3,4. Pres. 4; Class Treas. 2; Class Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4; Turnabout Court 3, Queen 3; NCTE Candidate 3; Pep Band 1-4; Color Guard 2-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Band Board 3; Contest Band 14; Woodwind Choir 1-4; Honors Clinic 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4 State 2,3; ODYSSEY 1-4, prod. 3; REFLECTIONS 3.4, Ad Mgr. 4. Chairman Sr. pgs. 4; CLUBS: Student Council 4; A.F.S. 3.4. Treas. 4; Spanish 4; Home Ec. 14. Debate 2,3, Pres. 3; Forensics 1-4, State 1,2,4. JANET MARY WEINHEIMER Honor Student; Pep Band 1-4 Jazz Band 1-4; Band Board 4 Contest Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1 3; Solo Ensemble 14, State 3 Track 1.2; REFLECTIONS 3 CLUBS: Lib. 14, V. Pres. 4 A.F.S. 3; Home Ec. 1-4. Seniors 97 Life at Dodgeland is over now for the Seniors . . . BRADLY S. BURNETT- “Brad” Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Football 1-4, 1st Team All-Conf. 4; Wrestling 1-4, Capt. 4; Track 1,3.4; Golf 2; CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-4; Art 4. KENNAN BUHR Boo” Prom Jourt 3; Chorus 1; Football 1-4; BBB 1-4. Capt. 4; Track 1; CLUBS: Let. Winners 3,4; Home Ec. 2. .JILANNE BETH ANTON- “Jill” Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; Turnabout Court 2; Class Treas. 1; Solo Ensemble 1.3,4; State 3,4; Swing Choir 1- 4; Triple Trio 3,4; Track 1; Cheerleading 1-3; CLUBS: Re- flections 2-4, Sales Mgr. 3. Editor 4; Let. Winners 4, Student Coun- cil 2. Home Ec. 1-4; Forensics 4, State 4. MICHAEL J. BECKER- Mike” Class Student Council Rep. 2-4; Prom Court 3, King 3; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Band Board 1,3; Contest Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 3,4; Solo Ensemble 1-4, State 3,4; Swing Choir 1.2,4; Football 1-4; BBB 1.2; Track 1-4; CLUBS: Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4; Let. Winners 2-4; A.F.S. 14. Adult Rep. 4; Forensics 1.3.4. State 4 LISA L. BEHLING- Jr. Miss Pag. 3; Volleyball 2; GBB 1; Track 1.2; Cheerleader 4; CLUBS: Lib. 3,4; Home Ec. 3,4; A.V. 4; ensics 3, State 3. KEVIN BORTH “Tennies” F.F.A. 1-4. JOANI MARIE BONDE Band 1- 3; Contest Band 1-3; Brass Choir 3; Solo Ensemble 1,3; Track Mgr. 1; CLUBS: Lib. 1-3; Span- ish 4. « I 98 Seniors but the memories linger on forever THOMAS R. CAINE Class Pres. 1; Prom Court 3; Turnabout Court 3; Badger Boy’s 3; Honor Clinic 1; Solo Ensemble 1,2,4; Swing Choir 1,2,4; Contest Choir 14; Football 1-3; Track 1-3; OD- YSSEY 3.4; REFLECTIONS 3.4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-4; Arts Crafts 3,4; A.F.S. 2,3; Home Ec. 4; Art 3,4; Forensics 3. JULIE M. CANNIFF- Class Stu- dent Council Rep. 3,4; Home- coming Court 4; Color Guard 3; GBB 1; Track 2; ODYSSEY 2 4; REFLECTIONS 3,4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 2-4; Student Coun- cil 3.4, V. Pres. 3; Spanish 3,4; Home Ec. 1-4, Money Making 4; Art 4 JODEE M CANNIFF “Jo” Class Treas. 3; Turnabout Queen 4; Track Mgr 1,2,4; ODYSSEY 2 4; REFLECTIONS 3.4. Sr. pgs. 4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 2-4; Spanish 3,4; Home Ec. 1-4, V. Pres. 4. MATTHEW J. CHAPMAN- Matt” Class Student Council Rep. 1; Prom Court 3; Football DAVID JON COMPTON Spanky” Transfer from Juda H.S. 1982. Homecoming Court 3,4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boy’s 3; Football 1-4, MVP 3, 2nd Team All-Conf. 4. All-Conf. Team 3; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1- 3; CLUBS: Let Winners 1-4; F F A. 1-3. DAWN MARIE DRUECKE Chow Buffy” Volleyball 2,3; GBB 13; Track 1.2; CLUBS: H-et. Winner’s 3,4; Student Coun- cil 3; Spanish 3,4, Treas. 4; Home Ec. 1-4. YNES C. COISCOU A.F.S. From Santo Domingo; ODYS SEY 4; CLUBS: Lib. 4; Spanish 4; Home Ec. 4. Seniors 99 Life is a rainbow of beauty PATRICIA ANN DUFFY- “Duf fer” Turnabout Ct. 4, 1st runner- up; Badger Girls State 3; Pep Band 1-4; Band Board 2; Contest Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 3,4; Volleyball 2-4, 2nd team all conf. 4; GBB 1-4, MVP 3.4. 2nd team all conf. 2. 1st team all conf. 3.4, all area team 3,4; Track 1-4; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 1-4, Rep. 4; Spanish 3,4. ROBERT A. ENGELS- Bob” Class V. Pres. 1,2; Homecoming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Turnabout Ct. 3; Badger Boy’s State 3; Solo Ensemble 4; Swing Choir 1,2,4; Football 1-4, MVP 4. all conf. team 4. all area team 4; BBB 1,2,4; Wrestling 3; Track 1-4, most improved 2; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 2-4, Pres. 4; Student Council 1,2,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Span- ish 4; Home Ec 1,2. RUSSELL L. FREBER- Russ” Prom Ct. 3; CC 1-4, Cap. 4, MVP 3; BBB 1,2; Track 1-3; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 1-4; Stu- dent Council 1; A.F.S. 3,4; Home Ec 1; A.V. 3,4. KAREN K. FRIESE- Kay” Transfer from Horicon H.S. 1982. BB Stats 4; CLUBS: Span- ish 4; Home Ec 4. DEBORAH MAIRE HECHT Debbie” CLUBS: Lib. 3; Home Ec 2-4; Art 4 100 Seniors A friend is one who is here today and here tomorrow TAMMY JO HUGHES- 1983 Jr. Miss; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Triple Trio 3,4; Football Mgr. 1.2; Track 1.3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; ODYSSEY 2-4. ANNETTE L. IRELAND “An- Feature Ed 4; REFLECTIONS nie- Turnabout Ct. 3; Prom Ct. 3.4; CLUBS; Let. Winner’s 2 4; 3. Solo Ensemble 3; Contest A F S. 3.4; Art 2-4, Sec. 4; A.V. choir i_4; ODYSSEY 2-4; RE 4; Forensics 1-4. State 3.4. FLECTIONS 3,4. Sr. Pgs. Ed. 4; CLUBS. A.F.S. 3; Home Ec 1-4. Pres. 4; Art 3,4, Treas. 4. CHRIS E. JUSTMANN- “Chee- seman” Turnabout Ct. 4; Pep Band 1,2; Jazz Band 1; Contest Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 2; Wrestling 1-3; CLUBS; F.F.A. 1- 4. Pres. 4; Student Council 3. DEBRA A. KOHLS “Debbie” Pep Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4; Solo Ensemble 1-3; CLUBS; Lib. 3.4; Home Ec 1-4; Forensics RUSSELL J. LEHMANN- “Bun” Wrestling 1-3; CLUBS: F.F.A. 3- 4. Reporter 4; Arts Crafts 1-3; Student Council 4; Art 4. ANN MARIE KLARKOWSKI CLUBS. Lib. 3,4; Home Ec 2-4 JODI LYN MANSKE- “Skizzy Mama Color Guard 1-4, Cap. 4; Pep Band 1-2; Contest Band 1-3; Woodwind Choir 3; Cheerleader 14; ODYSSEY 2 4; REFLEC- TIONS 3.4; CLUBS; Let. Win- ner’s 1-4; Spanish 1-4; Home Ec 2.3. SCOTT B. LISCHKA Seniors 101 Rainbows are visions, but only illusions LYNN M. MUENCHOW GBB 1, MICHAEL A. METZGER- Clubs: Mgr 2; Odyssey 3.4; Clubs: Let. A.F.S. 1; Spanish 3,4. Winners 2; A.F.S. 3,4; Spanish 3,4. Sec. 4; Home Ec 1,2. JACQUELINE A. NETZER- Solo Ensemble 1; Clubs: Audio Vi- sual 1. ANN E. NICHOL- Nick” AFS from Ireland, CC 4; Clubs: Let Winner’s 4; A.F.S. 4; Spanish 4. KATHERINE MARIE NOLL- Katie” Pep Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 2-4; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Triple Trio 4; Contest Choir 4; Band Lib. 4; Odyssey 3-4, Ed. 4; Clubs: Lib. 3- 4. Historian 4; Home Ec 2-4; ensics 3. HIEDE ANN PETROSELLI- Pe- tro” Jr. Miss Pag. 3; ODYSSEY 3.4; Track Mgr. 1; Cheerleader 13; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 2-4; Student Council 1-3; Lib. 2-4; V- Ptes. 3. Pres. 4; Home Ec 2-4; Audio Visual 4; Forensics 2-4, State 2-4. BRENDA LOU PEARSON Kinky” Volleyball 2; Clubs: Home Ec 1-4, Sec. 4; Art 4. 102 Seniors and rainbows have nothing to hide RONALD M. POLZIN Transfer from New London H.S. in 1981. Football 1; CLUBS: Forensics 1. JOANNE L QUEST- Goober” N.H.S. 3-4, Sec Treasurer 4; Class V. Pres. 4, Sec. 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Court 3; Bad- ger Girls State Alt. 3; Jr. Miss Pag. 3; Color Guard 3-4, Cap. 4; Solo Ensemble 2-4, State 2-4; Chorus Board 3,4; Swing Choir 3.4; Triple Trio 2-4; Track 2; ODYSSEY 1- 4. Prod. Staff 4; REFLECTIONS 2-4, Photo Mgr. 3. Co-Ed. 4; CLUBS: Student Council 1,3.4; A.F.S. 3.4; Home Ec 1-4; Art 3,4, Pres. 4; Audio Visual 3,4. BRIAN KEITH RAHN- Home- coming King; Football 1-4; Wres- tling 1-4; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 3.4; F.F.A. 2-4; Arts Crafts 2; Art 1-4; Audio Visual 3. DONNA MARIE R1EGE- N H.S. 3 4. V. Pres. 4; Tur- nabout Court 2; Prom Court; Jr. Miss Pag. 3; Color Guard 2.3; Solo Ensemble 3, State 3; BBB Mgr. 2; Cheer- leader 3; ODYSSEY 2-4, Prod. Staff 3, Feature Art Ed. 4. REFLECTIONS 3; CLUBS: A.F.S. 3; Home Ec 2-3; Art 3; Forensics 3, State ANGELA D. REEDY Fla OD YSSEY 2; GBB 1.2; CLUBS: Spanish 3,4; Home Ec 1-4, Trea- surer 4; Art 4. KURT A. SAUGSTAD Saug Class Treasurer 4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boy’s State 3; Football 1-4; BBB 1- 4; Track 3,4; Golf 1,2; CLUBS: Let. Winner's 1-4; Arts Crafts 1-3; Student Council 4; A.F.S. 1-4, Pres. 4; Home Ec 1-2. DANIEL DALE SCHNEIDER “Psst Schneider CLUBS: F.F.A. 1-4, Spanish 3; Home Ec 4. Seniors 103 Friendship is a bridge . . TODD SCHOEN WETTER Transfer from Northwestern Prep 1981. DAWN MARIE SCHULTZ- Tur- nabout Court 1; Prom Court 3; Pep Band 1-4; Contest Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1-4; Color Guard 2-4; Volleyball 3,4; GBB 1-3; Track 1- 3; ODYSSEY 3,4; Production 4; REFLECTIONS 4; Photographer 4. CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-4; Stu- dent Council 3; A.F.S. 3,4; Span- ish 2-4. V. Pres. 4; Home Ec. 2,3. JOHN ALLAN SCHUSTER Football 1,2; CC 3; BBB 1,2; Track 1-3; CLUBS: Let. Winners 4; Arts Crafts 1-3; A.V. 3.4. MICHELLE RAE SOLDNER AMANDA SCOTT- “Sam' CLUBS: Lib. 3,4, Sec. 4; A.F.S. 2; Spanish 2; Home Ec. 1-4. JAMES JOHN SZOPINSKI- “Op” Football 1-4, Capt. 4; BBB 1-4, Capt., MVP 4, Honorable Mention 4; Track 3; CLUBS: Let. Winner’s 4, V. Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1-4, V. Pres. 3,4; Arts Crafts 2,3; Student Council 2. JAMES R. STONE- “Stoner” Bad- ger Boys 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Track 1.2; CLUBS: F.F.A. 2; A.V. 104 Seniors across it pass those things we long to share REGINA TISDALE- Gina” Ju- nior Miss Pageant 3; Prom Ct. 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4, State 2-4; Swing Choir 3-4; Triple Trio 2-4; Track 1-3; Cheerleader 1-4, Capt. 4; ODYSSEY 3,4; RE FLECTIONS 4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-4; Student Council 4; Spanish 2-4; Home Ec. 3.4; Art JOLENE KAY VICK- Turnabout Court 2; Prom Court 3; Home- coming Court 4; Pep Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 3,4; Solo En- semble 3,4; Volleyball 1-3; Track 1; Mgr. 2; ODYSSEY 3,4; RE- FLECTIONS 3,4, Senior Pages 4; CLUBS: AFS 2,3; Home Ec 2 4; Art 2-4; Sec. 2, V. Pres. 4. LORALEE LOIS WEISS Spot” Volleyball 1-4, Capt. 4, MVP 3,4; All Conf. Team 4. Honorable Mention 3; GBB 1-4, Honorable Mention 3, All Conf. Team 4; Track 14. MVP 2.3, Capt 3, State 1; ODYSSEY 3,4; RE FLECTIONS 3.4. Photo Mgr. 4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-4, Tres. 4; Student Council 4; A.F.S. 1-4; V. Pres. 4; Spanish 3,4; Home Ec 1.2. LISA L. WINTER CLUBS: Spanish 3; Home Ec. 1-4; Art 4. JOANNE WEYKER- Jo” Trans- fer from Ozaukee H.S. 1082. CC 4, Capt. 4. MVP 4; Wrestling Mgr. 4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 4; Lib. 4. HONOR NHS STUDENTS MEMBERS Graduation May 25, 1983 CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS PURPLE AND WHITE CLASS OFFICERS Gail Wolfram-President Joanne Quest-Vice President Sonya Westphal-Secretary Kurt Saugstad-Treasurer SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Mike Becker Julie Canniff Bob Engels Joanne Quest Kurt Saugstad Gina Tisdale Loralee Weiss Sonya Westphal Robert Gahlman Tim Holbach Mary Kalscheur Tricia Lampe Janet Weinheimer Sonya Westphal Gail Wolfram Dave Woltman Sonya Westphal-President Donna Riege-Vice President Joanne Quest-Secretary, T reasurer Tricia Lampe Mary Kalscheur Gail Wolfram DAVE VALEDICTORIAN: David W. Woltman SALUTATORI AN: Gail Marie Wolfram “We have some a long way together, as the first of our theme “We have walked the hill togeth- er”, suggests. Now, this evening, we are being recognized for our accomplishments over the past several years We must now climb the moun- tain alone. As we go into the world, let us succeed at all our endeavors and let us learn from all of our mistakes. Take pride in whatever you do and do the best you possibly can.” GAIL “Each fall we have walked through the Dodgeland High School doors to mark the begin- ning of another school year But tonight when we leave through these doors it will be dif- ferent. It will be the last time we pass through them as Dodgeland High School students. Our walk through symbolizes the final end to our high school days and the beginning of our future We should never lose sight of that mountain top. Reach for it with determination. As Mark Twain puts it cleverly. “Let us so live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sor- Juneau Jaycette Service Awards Fred Hauer Memorial Scholarship Juneau-Dodgeland Alumni Scholarship Legion Auxiliary Scholarship American Legion Scholarship Mike Saugstad Scholarship Juneau Lions Scholarship Juneau Jaycee Scholarship Dodgeland Jr. Miss Scholarship F.F.A. Alumni Scholarship National Scholar Athletic Award Home Ec Club Scholarships National Honor Society Scholarship Student Council Scholarships Joe Davies Scholarship Amanda Scott and JoDee Canniff Sonya Westphal Gail Wolfram Gail Wolfram Sonya Westphal Joanne Quest Tricia Lampe Joanne Quest Tammy Hughes Dave Woltman Robert Gahlman and Gail Wolfram Janet Weinheimer and Annie Ireland Gail Wolfram Mike Becker and Joanne Quest Gail Wolfram Graduation 107 108 Graduation 109 GrienGiant Deo ver Dam. Wl (414} 386 2244 1414) 485 4695 MIKE’S AUTOMOTIVE 24 HR TOWING SERVICE L C 53606 Complete Automotive Repairs MIKE TRIMBLE Owner 488 NORTH MAIN STREET JUNEAU. WISCONSIN 53039 BEST WISHES from GUPTILL’S 'Walcott Studio Columbus VARIETY QUALITY since 1951 (414) 623-3460 MATLIN’S FURNITURE Beaver Dam, Wisconsin pS Sow 111 Guptill’s Dodge Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. 113 Washington Street Telephone 4854765 a HORICON, WISCONSIN 53032 Q Dodge S3 I.TTJL1 PCA of Juneau When You Heed Money For Agriculture Call PCA 366-2711 Box 107 Juneau Former-Owned Credit Service O'NEIL ZIWISKY ATTORHEYS-AT-LAW 109 N. Third Street Watertown 261-1626 MUELLER AUTO COMPANY Chev Olds Complete Service Juneau Compliments to the class of 1983 WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES A daily newspaper since 1695. Serving both Dodge and Jefferson Counties with a circulation of over 10,200 subscribers. 261-4949 ZALES The Diamond Store PHONE 414 885-3321 BEAVER MALL 1645 N. SPRING ST. BEAVER DAM. Wl 53916 ANN'S KITCHEN Reese ville Home-cooking - Homemoke Pies Mon.-Thurs. 6:00 om-7:00 pm Friday 6:00 om-l0:00 pm Family Style Fish 5:00 pm-l0:00 pm Saturday 7:00 am-2:00 pm KRINKE'S FARM MARKET Fruits and Vegetables in season July Thru December 927-5515, Reese ville Robert Bussewitz Norbert Schulz SCHULZ MOTOR SERVICE Phone 927-5225 Reeseville. Wis. 53579 Repair and Tune Ups Front End Alignment wa: REN’S 2 ' eWefa CHINA SILVER 111 MAIN STREET WATERTOWN, WI 53094 (414) 261-1671 WM, L. BEDUZE, OWNER RENNHACK CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Concrete Contractors In all types of Concrete Work Over 50 years of Combined Experience WODILL FLORIST Rt. 2, Beaver Dam, WI 927-5429 Complete Floral Service and delivery Congratulations Class of ‘83 FOLSIN OIL BODY Route 2, Lowell Repairs and Tune-ups Paper Recycling 927-5511 CORRIE’S CORRAL Sandy Corrie - operator Hall available For Occasions Reeseville, WI 927-3636 REESEVILLE AGRI-CENTER INC. 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KENNAN DAN off 9UAJ yTusuiv j4 te 5 '%'jl V siriot y i l fyetdcL UtndL © JAxkc C J© cunj y %JsnMjuU ©coaA, J3u 3JL { Cusfu- j4njl jtuAAs JhjJrO OJih $aJ£ uA jMj$juxd- $ mA Js Auj ha Jiuj ■fOnA' Attu cL 3$Oaus- ThjUJU UtfM 2L 3 uh£ 3v XJu Zkvn uu, %T T Mndaj ©tudiJt u As Co-Editors of the yearbook we would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Neumann, our advisor, Mr. Rambow and all the advertisers for their assistance production of our yearbook. We would also like to thank all the staff members whose hard work and dedication made this book possible. Through the production of the 1982-83 Reflections we hope we have captured the special “Rainbows. Moments, and Memories” of the school year g 120