Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1984 volume:

, , D0P6ELANP HI6H SCHOOL Hello, and welcome to the 1984 edition of th fteflec- tions!! This year we had a tough time deciding who should be honored on our dedication page. There are many deserving individuals who are worthy of such an award but who were we to choose? First, the thought came to mind to dedicate this' year's edition to Mrs. Neumann, our hard working and very deserving advisor. Mrs. Neumann puts many hours each year into the yearbook and many times this tremendous effort goes unacknowledged. However, upon asking her permission, Mrs. Neu- mann modestly declined. Once again, we were faced with the problem of who to dedicate our yearbook to. It was after careful thought that we chose the parents of each member of the student body to be the deserving individuals bestowed with this honor. There are many times when we turn to our parents for advice, money, sympathy or the use of their car. How often dowve stop and think about how much our parents do for us? Without our parents many of us would be wayward individuals with absolutely no sense of order to our lives. With respect and often unspoken love, we are proud to dedicate this year's book to our very own mothers and fathers. 4? 2 Dedication CTablc Of Contents ? 8 V -(p 7- 7 18- 9Y -.57 .5S- � Ti-loS 09- 119 3 jOuUjJLJo , ? Clat ruyrJiJ jLoJ d juaajqt rdtMjcU dS) joJt thju 'tdjLxt,'? dpejiuxJL £o � J£) CaxCau pAsud) $ d jp ctQ OLdU) 3 Board Of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION — FRONT: Phyllis Schulz. Treasurer; Merlin Stutz. Clerk; Richard Haase. President; Charles Weinheimer. Vice President. BACK: Fred Lampe. Superintendent; Jerome Haase. Robert Bussewitz. Robert Kasten. Eugene Becker. Mildred Weiss. 4 Administration Presenting Dodgeland’s Faculty Mr. Derricks - Ag Mr. Edming - Spanish. English Mr. Krentz - —r3 Physical Education Mr. Krueger - Social Studies Mr. Kuhn - Shop Mrs. Brieman - English Mr. Daley - Science. English Mrs. Kuhn - Phy-ed (second semester) Miss Lemke - Business Ed. Mr. Roberson - Band Faculty 5 Mr. Morgan - Social Studies Mrs. Neumann - Business Ed. Mr. Rampanelli - Math Mr. Smanz - Math Mrs. Stewart - Health Miss Sullivan - Librarian Miss Weider - LD Miss Wubben - Social Studies Helpers Mrs. Braun - LD aid Mrs. Dombeck - District Secretary Mrs. Duffy - High School Mrs. Steffen. Mrs. Tillema - Secretary District Secretaries Willard Lauersdorf - Al Weiss - Custodian Custodian Ralph Lindl - Head Russ Slade - Custodian Lorraine Steuber, Cook; Custodian Carol Ray, Cook’s aid Here Are The Results!! Most likely to succeed- Joan Kalscheur Most likely to become President- Tyler Nehls Most likely to become an actress- Tammy Zeman Most likely to become an actor- Tyler Nehls Most likely to go bankrupt- Jim Erickson Tyler Nehls Most likely to own a bar- Ed Haase Most likely to get married- Teresa Bauer Troy Schultz Most likely to get divorced- Tyler Nehls Sheila Cribben Most likely to have 10 kids- Tina Wegener Most likely to stay single- Gregg Haupert Most likely to own a grocery store- Keith Mountin Most likely to become a clergyman- Gregg Haupert Most likely to become a nun- Nancy Schultz Most likely to live the longest- Neil Foch Most likely to get an ulcer- Becky Brown Best poacher- Greg Jaehnke Best Dressed- Shawn Lamp Tammy Zeman Best B.S.'er- Tyler Nehls Janice Bobholz Best athlete- Neil Foch Kim Bischoff Best artist- John Gibson Nok Best writer- Dan Steffen Tyler Nehls Dawn Bornshlegel Best Musician- Mike Schmidt Teka Bauer Best partier- Ed Haase Karen Clark Best sweet talker- Tyler Nehls Tina Wegener Best cheater- Scott Neuberger Tina Wegener Best procrastinator- Jon Ritter Becky Brown Best sense of humor- Greg Brigowatz Patty Price Nicest personality- Mike Kreuziger Nok Nicest eyes- Corey McDonough John Wolfram Teka Bauer Nicest legs- Neil Foch Lisa Soldner Nicest hair- Corey McDonough Teka Bauer Nicest RED hair- ED Haase Pam Couperus Nicest Smile- Corey McDonough Lisa Soldner Jan Tillema Teka Bauer Most outgoing- Greg Brigowatz Nok Craziest- Dan Steffen Dawn Bornshlegel Laura Nehls Beth Schoonhoven Rowdiest- Ed Haase Karen Clark Laura Nehls Most shy- Ron Lauersdorf Charlene Guderian Biggest coward- Neil Foch Connie Krietzman Most courageous- Keith Mountin Cheryl Strode Most reliable- Mark Grosskopf Kim Bischoff Most unreliable- Tyler Nehls Julie Stutz Most fun- Dan Steffen Keith Mountin Julie Zirbel Friendliest- Nok Most spirited- Ed Haase Connie Kreitzman Most intelligent- Jim Erickson Joan Kalscheur Most determined- Gregg Haupert Kim Bischoff Senior VIP’s 8 Other VIP's (not pictured): Tammy Zeman, 1984 Jr. Miss; Senior Student Council Rep.'s: Keith Mountin, Teresa Bauer, Tammy Zeman. Steve King, Tyler Nehls. Lisa Soldner, Mike Kreuziger Class officers: Kim Bischoff, President; Beth Schoonhoven, Vice President; Pam Couperus, Secretary; and Tina Wegener, Treasurer. Kim Bischoff- DAR award More Badger Boys and Girls rep 's: Tina Wegener and Scott Neuberger Honor Students-Tomorrow’s Leaders KIMBERLY JO BISCHOFF: Honor Student; N.H.S. 3.4. N.H.S. Pres. 4; Class Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Dodge County Govt. Day 3.4; Skills Olympics 3.4; Prom Court 3; Turnabout Court 3; FB Stat. 3.4. man. 4; VB 1-4. Capt. 4. MVP 4. 2nd All Conf. 4. GBB 1-4. Capt. 4. MVP 4. Hon. Ment. 4. Track 2.3. CLUBS: Let. Winners 2-4. Ju- nior Rep. 3. Sec. 4; Student Council 2; Spanish 2.4. Treas. 4; Debate 2-3, Sec Treas. 2. VP 3; Forensics 2.4. State 2. Musical 4; ODYSSEY 3.4; Sports Ed. 4. JANICE KAY BOBHOLZ: Hon- or Student; N.H.S. 3.4. Sec. 4; Class Treas. 1. Pres. 3; Hugh O’Brian Award 2; Music: Con- cert Bane 1-4; Marching 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1.2; Woodwind Choir 1.3.4; Major- ette 2-4; Solo Ens. 1-4; Solo Ens. 1-3. CLUBS: Debate 2; Forensics 1-3. State 2; Musical 4; ODYSSEY 1-3; REFLEC- TIONS 1-4. Co-Editor 4. MARK T GROSSKOPF: Honor Student; BBB 1.2. Manager 1.2; Let Winner 1.2; CLUBS: FFA 2-4. Officer 4; Student Council 2. JAMES WALTER ERICKSON: Honor Student; Concert Band 1.2; Marching 1.2; Pep Band 1- 4; Jazz Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1.2; Solo Ens. 1.3; BBB 2. JOAN M KALSCHEUR: Honor Student; CLUBS: N.H.S. 3.4. N.H.S.. Treas 4; Lib. 2-4; Lib. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Home Ec. 4; AFS 1-4; Span. 1-4, Pres. 4; Badger Girls State 3; Forensics 2-4. State 3.4; Jr. Miss Pa- gaent 3; Business World 3; OD- YSSEY 3-4. Asst. Ed. 3. Ed 4; REFLECTIONS 4; Ad. Man. 4. Sen. Pg. Ed. 4; Conf. Math Meet 3-4; Team 3.4; 5th place 4; Jr Honor Guard 3. CINDY ANN MANSKE: Honor Student; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Music: Concert Band 1.2; Colorguard 1-4. Capt 4; Pep Band 1.2; Wood- wind Choir 2; Solo Ens. 2; GBB 1.2; Track 1-3. MVR 2. CLUBS: Let Winners 1-4; Stu- dent Council 4; ODYSSEY 1-4 TINA MARIE WEGENER: Hon- or Student: N.H.S. 4; Prom Court 3; Turnabout 2; Swing Choir 3.4; Triple Trio 1-4; Solo Ens. 1-4; Volleyball 1.2. Man. 3.4; GBB 1. Man. 2-4; Let Winner 2-4; Track Man 1- 4 CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-4; Arts Crafts 2.4; AFS 1-4; Badger Girl's State 3; Musical 4 Class Officer: Sec. 2. Treas. LISA KAY SOLDNER: Honor SHjdent; Prom Court 3; GBB 1.2. MVP 2; Track 2; Let. Win- ner 2. CLUBS: Student Council 1.4; Library 2-4; Spanish 2-4. Vice Pres. 4; ODYSSEY 4; RE- FLECTIONS 4. Senior Page Ed. 4 Seniors 9 Smiles Will Travel Miles LONNIE JAMES BONLENDER - Bozie”; (Transfer from Drummond - 1981); CC 3; Wrestling 2-4; Badger Boys State 3; CLUBS: Letterwinners 4; FFA 2-4 GREG ALLAN BRIGOWATZ - Marching 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1-4; Solo and Ensemble 1-4; Foot- ball 1-4; BBB 1-4. Captain 4. MVP 4; Class V. Pres. 2. CLUBS: Student Council 4; Letterwinners 3.4 BRAD BAILEY - Beetle ; FFA 1-4 DIANNA L. BARROW - Dude ; CLUBS: Spanish 1; Lib 2-4 TERESA MARIE BAUER - Teka ; Prom Ct. 3; NHS 4; Marching 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1-4; Solo and Ensemble 1-4; ODYSSEY Editor 2-4; RE- FLECTIONS 1.2; Student Council Class 1-4. Pres. 4; CLUBS: Spanish 3.4. DAWN ANN BORNSHLEGEL - CC 2.3; Track 1.2; Musical 4; REFLECTIONS 3.4. Officer 4 CLUBS. Lib 1-4; Letterwinners 2.3. REBECCA ANN BROWN - Becky ; (Transfer from Wa- tertown - 1983). CLUBS AFS 1; Spanish 1. DAVID BEAL 10 Seniors SHEILA KAY CRIBBEN - Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Ct. 3; Class Pres. 1; Class Sec 3; ODYSSEY 1-3; REFLEC- TIONS 3.4; Debate 3; Foren- sics 1-4. State 2-4; Marching 1- 4; Pep Band 1-3; Woodwind Choir 1-3; Clarinet Choir 2.3; Track 1.2. CLUBS: Student Council 1. KAREN MARIE CLARK - 'Sparky”; Turnabout Ct. 3; CLUBS: FFA 1; Lib 2-4; Span- ish 3; Home Ec 3; Art 3. JOANNE RENEE BUNGE - (Transfer from Cambria-Fries- land H.S 1981); GBB 3.4 CLUBS: FFA 4; Lib 4; AFS 4: Spanish 3.4. RONALD CALLIES TODD FARRINGTON - Track 2.3.4; Football 3.4. All Confer- ence 4 CLUBS: Letterwinners 3.4. Class Rep. 4. PAMELA ANN COUPERUS - Pam”; Band 1; NHS 4; OD- YSSEY Officer 4; Class Sec 4; CLUBS: Lib 3.4; AFS 4; Span- ish 2-4. Officer 4 DAN R. GAHLMAN - Buck- shot ; Homecoming Ct. 4; Prom King 3; Turnabout Ct. 2; Football 1-4. Capt 4. MVP 4. All Conference 3.4; Class V. Pres 1; CLUBS: Student Coun- cil 2.3. NEIL K FOCH - Solo and En- semble 3; CC 1-4. Capt 4. MVR 3.4. State 3.4; BBB 1-4; Track 1-4. MVR 3. State 2-4 CLUBS: FFA 1-4. Officer Offi- ce Seniors 11 GREGG HAUPERT - Hopy ; BBB 1; Track 1-4. Men’s Octet 3; Solo Ens. 3; Musical 4; CLUBS: Let. Winners 4; Arts Crafts 4; Audio Visual 3.4; Badger Boys State 4 MICHELE MARIE HENRIOTT - Concert Band 1-3; Marching 1- 3; Pep Band 1-2: Jazz Band 1- 3; Solo Ens. 1. CLUBS: Li- brary 1-4. Officer 4; AFS 2.4. Spanish 2; ODYSSEY 2-4; RE- FLECTIONS 4 MARA J HOLBACH - Home- coming Ct. 4; Prom Queen 3; Concert Band 2; Marcning 2; Jazz Band 2; GBB 1; Siudent Council. Officer 2; Class Trea- surer 2. CLUBS: Spanish 1; AFS 1. Forensics 3. EDWARD G. HAASE - Eb- Prom Ct. 3; Turnabout Ct 4 Swing Choir 3.4; Quartet 4 Solo Ens. 2; Wrestling Let Winner 1.4; Student Council 1 Musical 4; FFA 1-4. Pres. 4. ROBERT GRUENEBERG JOHN GIBSON l? Semors The World Owes Us Nothing KEVIN GALSKE - Football 1; CHARLENE JO GUDERIAN - BBB 1-4; Track 1; Art Club 3. Spanish Club 2; Tutor 4. But Offers Opportunity GREG P. JAEHNKE - “Deer Slayer STEVEN MICHAEL KING - Swing Choir 3.4; Men's Octet 3.4; Quartet 4; Solo Ens. 1-4; CC 1-2, Let. Winner 2; BBB 1- 4; Musical 4; Student Council 1,3.4. CLUBS: Let Winners 2- 4; Arts Crafts 1; FFA 2-4, Officer 4. MICHAEL L. KREUZIGER - “Skippy ; BBB 1; Student Council 1. LEANNE JUSTMANN COREY MCDONOUGH - Prom Ct. 3; Turnabout Ct. 4; Football 1-4. BBB 1; Track 3; Badger Boys State alt. 3. CLUBS: Spanish 1.2. SHAWN LAMP - FFA 3.4, Treasurer 4. CONNIE KREH7MAN - Home- coming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Tur- nabout Ct. 2; Marching Band 2-4; Triple Trio 2.4; Solo Ens. 1.2.4; GBB 1.2; Track 1-4. CLUBS. Let. Winners 2-4; Spanish 2; Art 4 KEITH M. MOUNTIN - Home- coming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Tur- nabout Ct. 1.4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-3 Brass Choir 2.4; Solo Ens 1-4; State Solo Ens. 2; Football 1-4. All Conference 2; BBB 1.2; Track 1-4; Badger Boys State 3. CLUBS: Spanish 1,2; Audiovi- sual 4 Let. Winners 3.4; Stu- dent Council 1-4, Vice Pres. 4. Seniors 13 We Strive To Make Today LISA NEHLS - Nehls ; Volley- ball 1; GBB 1; CLUBS: Home LAURA NEHLS - “Snails' CLUBS: FFA 4; Lib. 1-4. TYLER JAMES NEHLS - Homecoming Ct.. King 4; Prom Ct. 3; Football 1-4, All Conf. Team 4; BBB 1-3: Track 1-4, ODYSSEY 2-4. Sports Ed. 4 CLUBS: Let. Winners 3,4; FFA 1-3; Arts Crafts 1-3; Student Council 2-4, V. Pres. 3; Hall Monitor 3. ROBERT W. NEIS - Bunny' SCOTT RANDALL NEU BERGER - Neuby ; NHS 4: Class Pres. 2; Prom Ct. 3; Tur- nabout Ct. 4; Football 1-4, Capt. 4. All Conf. Team 3.4 Track 3.4 CLUBS: Let. Win- ners 2-4, Pres. 4. KEITH PAAR - CLUBS: FFA 1 WARAPA PATKOONPUN - “Nok ; AFS From Thailand Volleyball 4. All Conf. Team 4 GBB 4; Track 4; ODYSSEY 4 REFLECTIONS 4. Art 4; Stu- dent Council 4. CLUBS: Lib. 4; AFS 4; Home Ec 4; Art 4; For ensics 4. State 4. STEVEN PASEWALD LEON SCHMIDT GARY SCHAALMA - G locks”; CLUBS; FFA 1-4. LISA MARIE SCHINDEL - Transferred to Eldorado H.S.. Las Vegas. NV 4; Jr. Miss Pag- eant 3; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Jazz Band 1-3; Contest Band 1-3; Woodwind Choir 1- 3; Solo Ensemble 1-3. State 1.2; Most Outstanding Fresh- man Player 1; Triple Trio 1-$; Volleyball 1.3; GBB 1.2; Track 1; CLUBS: Let. Winners 1-3; Forensic ; 3 JEFF SCHOENWETTER Seniors 15 Better Than Yesterday PATRICIA KATHLEEN PRICE - “Shorty”; Turnabout Ct. 4; Jr. Miss. 2nd Runner-up 3; Con- cert Band 1; Pep Band 1; Con- test Band 1; Swing Choir 2-4; Triple Trio 1-4; Solo Ensem- ble 2-4. CLUBS: Lib. 2-4; Musi- JOHN PRUST - CLUBS: Art 3.4 MICHAEL L. SCHMIDT - Schmitty ; Homecoming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Concert Band 1- 4; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Con- test Band 1-4; Solo Ensem- ble 1-4. State 2.4; Football 1-4. Honorable Mention 3; Wres tlmg 1.3.4; Track 2-4. CLUBS Let Winners 3.4; Art 3.4. Pres 4. Musical 4 JON RITTER BETH SCHOONHOVEN - ••Ethel”; N.H.S. 3-4. V. Pres. 3- 4; Forensics 2-4; Musical 4; ODYSSEY 3-4; REFLECTIONS 4. GBB 2-3; Track 2; Volleyball Man. 4; Concert Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Woodwind Choir 3- 4; Solo Ensemble 2-4; Triple Trio 4. CLUBS: AV 4; Letter- winners 3; AFS 4. Officer 4; Spanish 3. NANCY SCHULTZ - J.V. GBB Man 4. CLUBS: Home Ec 1-4. Pres. 4; AV 4 NEALA SCHUSTER - “Neal . Badger Boy’s 3; Musical 4; Swing Choir 1-4; Men’s Octet 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4. State 3; Cross Country 1-4, Captain 4; BBB 1-3. CLUBS: Letterwin- ners 1-3; Arts Crafts 1-4; AFS 1-4; Spanish 3-4. TROY SCHULTZ - Student Council 3; Prom Court 3; Con- cert Band 1. CLUBS: FFA 1-4. V.P. 4 DANIEL STEFFEN - Dan ; NHS 3-4; V.P. 3-4; Forensics 4; Debate 1-4, Mock Trial 4; Con- cert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4 Jazz Band 1-4; Brass Choir 2 Solo Ensemble 2-4. State 2 BBB 1; BBB Man. 2-3. CLUBS Letterwinners 3-4; AFS 4 Spanish 3-4. STACY STILLER - Space CLUBS: Library 1-4; AFS 1 Art 2-3. CHERYL STRODE - Slee Stack ; Junior Miss Congenial- ity 3; Turnabout Court 4; OD- YSSEY 4; REFLECTIONS 2-4. Co-Editor 4; Student Council Rep. 1; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; Wood- wind Choir 1-4; Clarinet Choir 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4. State 4; Swing Choir 4; Triple Trio 3- 4; Cross Country 1-3; Track 1- 2; CLUBS: Letterwinners 1-3; Library 1-4. JULIE STUTZ - Jules ; Prom Court 3; Concert Band 1-2; CLUBS: Library 1-4. 16 Seniors Connecting Yesterday With Tomorrow JANALYNN TILLEMA - Jan CLUBS: Home Ec 4; Library 2 4. Officer 4; AFS 1; Spanish 1 KIM WOOD - Trasfer from Ort ing H.S.. Orting. Wash. 4. JOHN WOLFRAM - Wolfy ; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3: Football 1-4. Honor- able Mention (D.B.) 4; BBB 1- 4; Track 2-4. CLUBS: Art 3-4; Letterwinners 3-4. V. Pres. 4 KARI WESTPHAL - Homecom mg Court 4; Prom Court 3; Tur nabout Court; GBB 2. DANIEL ZANK - Boomer ; Musical 4; Swing Choir 2-4; Men's Octet 4; Solo Ensem- ble 2-4; Football 1-2; J.V. BBB Man. 1. CLUBS: AV 3-4. RACHEL WOLTER JULIE ZIRBEL - Uly-Zirbs ; Prom Court 3; GBB 1-3; Track 1-3; Track MVR 2. CLUBS: Letterwinners 1-3. TAMELA ZEMAN - Tammy ; Sec. 1: Junior Miss 3; ODYS- SEY 4; Forensic 1-4. State 3-4; Musical 4; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Track 1; Student Coun. Rep. 4 CLUBS: Letterwinners 1-4; FFA 1-2. PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE STEVEN SCHULTZ RONALD LAUERSDORF ALAN MARQUARDT THOMAS METZGER CRAIG PERCIFIELD Seniors 17 Se ruarS ] emern)3er t he'rr PPoSt £'rn Qjr-7 GLS s cnq TTlomen i s At the awards ceremony coach Krentz telling everyone that as a manager I was just like Radar O’Reilly — Mark Grosskopf After an away basketball game. I came into school and went into the locker room as usual, the unusual thing was the Varsity Boys Basket- ball team was still in there showering. My face has never been that red before — Tina Wegener Getting kicked in a personal part by Bob Engel’s brand-new Texas cowboy boots in the Band Room — Janice Bobholz When I tripped up the steps when I was a freshmen — Julie Zirbel During my freshman year. I fell in the mud walking up from the park — Patty Price Walking into an English class my first day of my freshman year looking for Dr. Schecher’s room — Shawn Lamp Falling down the stairs when I tripped on a pencil — Charlene Guder- ian One night with Gary up at Jackie’s, we were suddenly interrupted — Jan Tillema A phone call February 17. right Angie? — Becky Brown Freezing all of my grandma’s house plants and toilets, with a couple of girlfriends over while my grandma was in California — Cindy Manske During a Volleyball game last year. We called a time out. I felt that something was a little loose. (Guess what it was) The really embar- rassing part is that I didn’t notice it until then. — Kim Bischoff Last year when I did Something in the library that I should not have done and got caught. — Gregg Haupert I took ALL week-end thinking about an embarrassing thing that happened to me ... and I could not think about it at all ... so ... I think “forgetting all embarrassing things that happened in my won- derful .. . unforgetable years in high school is the most embarrassing thing for me. — Nok The first night of the musical-1 got up to sing and forgot the first line! — Ed Haase Junior Prom when I lifted my dress higher than I should have. — Connie Kreitzman I was at Jackie's one night with Jan and someone walked in — Gary Schaalma My sophomore year getting thrown out of the locker room with noth- ing on in front of some freshmen girls — Lonnie Bonlender The contest that Bob Gahlman and I had last year during noon hours — John Wolfram Our experiment in Chemistry blew up and we created hydrogen chloride, nearly killing the entire Chem. class — Dawn Bornshlegel The day that my zipper broke after gym class and I had to go all day with safety pins keeping my pants together — Pam Couperus When I got tied and strung up in the weight room by two upper classmen and was late to class by 15 minutes — Neil Foch On the way up the stairs, falling down — Nancy Schultz My junior year during the spring concert when my bass clarinet was making severly peculiar sounds (Who put that goose in there?) — Cheryl Strode During basketball, faking an injury to my eye but it really was some place else — Scott Neuberger When I passed out at the Christmas Concert my freshmen year — Steve King My senior year, being pushed out into the gym during girls basketball practice, after I just took a shower, with just a towel in my hand — Mike Schmidt My junior year ard it was Hush Day and someone pulled the chair from me and I fell backward — Karen Clark Giving Sheila her first kiss (on the cheek) from me and all she did was laugh at me. — Tyler Nehls Hi there! Who me? Never! Carefree Seniors Just Leave Me Alone! What Have You Done Wrong, Corey? Is She Hopeless, Dan? Have A “Pepsi” Day We The Seniors Leave To You I. Michael Schmidt, would like to will my drum talents to Dan Fehling. I. Shawn Lamp, being of deranged mind and deteriorating body would like to will my natu- ral skills in school to B. Fritz. I. Wolfy, being of one mind and one body would like to will my jumping ability to Kevin Klages (so he can jam it next year). I. Neil Foch. being of sound mind and strong body would like to will my driving ability to Trever and Troy Nehls. I. Kim Bischoff. being of a semi-sound mind and an athletically inclined, body would like to will my honorable shoes (for roaming the halls) to my dear sister Annette. I. Ed Haase, being of decent mind and decent body would like to will my singing ability to Leonard Rydstrom-because he's cool. I. Cindy Manske, being of creative mind and coordi- nated hands would like to will my colorguard talents and leadership to Stephanie Kulke. I, Janice Bobholz. would like to will my dad’s flannel shirt and glove to Jennifer W.. my ability to keep a boyfriend to the Junior blondes (and my turtle nicks), and my ability to skip chorus and stay in the back practice room to Amy S. I. Lonnie Bonlender. being of strong body would like to will my wrestling skills to Mike Berthold. I. Scott Neuberger. being of absent mind and deteriorating body would like to will my rebound- ing ability to Michelle Draheim. I. Julie Zirbel, would like to will my running speed to Tammy Nehls. I. Dawn Bornshlegel. being of perverse mind and weary body would like to will my extensive and exotic ward- robe to Angie Parson. I. Pam Couperus. being of blank mind and even blanker body would like to will my (as of yet unlearned) Kung Fu skills to all terrorized individuals. I. Cheryl Strode, being of melting mind and melted body would like to will my (also unlearned Kung Fu skills) to anyone who has ever been intimidated or harrassed and my Bozo the Clown punching bag to Pam Couperus (until she learns Kung Fu). I, Pattie Price, would like to will my husband to Diane Quest. I. Tyler Nehls. being of very able body would like to will my healthy knees to Scott Neuberger; my ability to sweet talk women to Neil Foch; and my 14 foot pole (pole vaulting) to anybody who can handle it. I. Jan Tillema. would like to will my manners to my brother Norm. I, Nok. being of spirited mind and strong body would like to will my best to Warapa Patkoonpun. I. Nancy Schultz, being of strong body would like to will my school books to my brother Kevin. I, Gregg Haupert. being of flustered mind and unrepairable body would like to will my second hour locker room moniter’s job to anybody else! I. Connie Kreitzman. being of superior mind and terrific body would like to will one white glove to Jennifer Weiss. I. Steve King, being of uncontrollable mind and uncontrollable body would like to will my basketball talents to my brother I. Mark Grosskopf. being of potentially dangerous mind would like to will my FFA Secretary job to anyone who can take all the bull the Ag. Advisor gives. 20 I. Karen Clark, being of one mind and perfect body would like to will my dart abilities on Thursdays and all my left earrings to Dan Netzer. I. Charlene Guderian. being of above average mind and strong body would like to will my Rubies cube to Laura Maas. I. Tina Wegener, being of retired body would like to will all my injuries to my cousin. Tammy Nehls. I. Gary Schaalma, being of great body would like to will my drinking abilities to Norm Til- lema. Fashionable Seniors 21 • Oriental Express Senior Babes f 22 Senior Baby Pictures Senior baby pictures are identified on page 120. More Senior Babes 23 SCHLARSHIP WINNERS - Front: Dawn Bornshlegel. Cindy Manske. Tamela Zeman, Sheila Cribben. Middle: Tina Wegener. Joan Kalscheur. Kimberly Bischoff. Back: Pamela Couperus. Mark Grosskopf. Daniel Zank. Lisa Soldner. Graduation 1984 VALEDICTORIAN: Joan Kalscheur SALUTORIAN: Mark Grosskopf 24 Teka presented Nok with a gift. Lisa Soldner received the Joe Davies Schol- arship Mr. Kohls presented awards. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Amy Schoonhoven. President; Janel LeRoy. Vice President; Pat Klomsten. Secretary; Tammy Nehls. Treasurer. I want to get accepted to Yale.-Mike Berthold I wish to become cosmicl-Bruce Sharp Make it to state in wrestling.-Jim Riege Break a few less training rules.-Amy Schoonhoven In my Senior year. I want to find a decent career and make plans to get a good education-to lead a successful future.-Brent Couperus To become a doctor of Space and Time and to own my own Tardis. - Kevm Kohls Figure out the different between green.-Janel LeRoy To learn as much as I can and to have fun while doing it.-Audra Schultz Learn enough to get accepted into a halfway decent college-prefer- ably Radcliffe-Steph Kulke Juniors Junior Questionnaire What do you hope to accomplish your senior year? To have all the freshman kiss my feet.-Lisa Rohde Have a brewery named after me.-Mike Szopinski I hope to accomplish just enough so I can have an easy and fun year before I graduate.- Tom Justmann We want to help redeem and sustain our school pride by developing the will to succeed and that never give up attitude.-Tom Kolb. Mark Davis. Bob Percifield By the time I graduate. I would like to have reached a level of god- hood. If this is not possible. I really don’t know what I whish to accomplish.-Paul Kennedy Make varsity basketball team.-Ron Bunge Have a lot of fun.-Max Lindert To learn something that will help me decide what I want to do with the rest of my life-what job to get. etc.- Jeff Stueber Juniors Lisa Bagneski Lori Beechey Holly Behling Michael Berthold Mike Brooks Ronald Bunge Brent Couperus Mark Davis Dale Dobbratz Tom Fehling Todd Gorr Jean Henriott Heidi Heuer Scott Hiemstra Edward Hinzmann Roni Jakel Lisa Johll Wayne Johll James Jongebloed Thomas Justmann Jay Kaul Joan Kennedy Paul Kennedy Jeffrey King Dorothy Kitlinger Juniors Klages. Kevin Klomsten. Patricia Kohls. Kevin Kolb. Tom Krause. James Krause. Randal Krinke. Gene Kuhlman. Donna Kulke. Stephanie Kuzniewicz. Becky Lesitico, Kevin Lentz. Jeffery LeRoy. Janel Lindert. Max Loomis. Dawn Maas. Laura Marquardt. Jay Nehls. John Nehls. Tamara Neis. Tim Netzer, Daniel Neuberger. Kimi Pearson. Gary Percifield, Robert Juniors Peterman. Paul Quest. Diane Reedy. Jean Riege. James Rohde. Lisa Roy. Debra Saeger. Joel Saeger. Mark Schaalma. Jerald Schaeffer. Susan Schmidt. Wendy Schoenwetter. Brenda Schoonhoven. Amy Schuett. Doris Schultz. Audra Schultz. John Selchert. James Sharp. Bruce Skolaski. Jacqulyn Soter. Margaurite Stiller. Scott Stueber. Jeffrey Szabo. Diane Szopinski. Michael Vredeveld. Lisa Wegener. Keith Weiss. Jennifer Westphal. Brian Westphal. Gaye Wienke. John Wiese. Dalene Zeman, Susan Zirbel. Danny “Fairy nice friends' Sheik Netzer! Hi there! We have that school spirit! Catching up on latest gossip. Togetherness What Do You Think Of The U.S. Involvement In Foreign Affairs? If You Had Six Months To Live, What Would You Do? Cindy Kudak-Travel around the world in style and buy a new wardrobe. Jean Kraemer-Quit school and live it up. Dennis Affeld-I have no idea. Amy Pilsner-Kill myself. Amy Percifield-Die!!! Margie Ward-Rob a bank. Lori Bonlender-Party day and night! Candy Bussewitz-Live in the woods in Idaho. Heidi Damerow-Be Candy's neighbor. Gina Von Haden-Rob a bank with Margie. Julie Peters-Travel to Europe and Spain. OFFICERS: Candy Bussewitz, Secretary; Trever Nehls, Vice President; Cheri Manske, President; Jennifer Klug, Treasurer. Angie Parson: I am divided because I’m glad they are helping other countries but I don’t think it would be worth getting into a war. Steve Cribbon: Well, I think we could be more involved in Lebanon and more involved in Grenada. We should be worried about our soldiers being killed. Cherie Manske: I think that everybody should mind their own business. Candy Bussewitz: I think that the U.S. should get their nose out of other people's business! Kurt Steffen: U.S. involvement is very important be- cause we do not want communists to control the world, but we do not want to over-do-it. Yes, we are getting marines killed, but if we were a communistic country we would have more problems. Chris Hauer: I think we shouldn't have any affairs with foreign countries. Jean Kraemer: We should only help to a certain extent because we are risking and losing too many soldiers and getting nothing in return. Gina Von Haden: I believe the U.S. should get out of Grenada and stay out of any country that is at war. Rodney Schultz: I think that the squabble in Grenada is worthwhile because otherwise the communists would take over the Caribbean. I also stand behind Reagan in his decision to keep our troops in Lebanon. Jackie Erdman: I think that we should just stop all this nonsense and just make peace with the other coun- tries. James Chyko: I think that we shouldn’t get involved in foreign affairs unless that there is something that would jeopardize us, like a war. Gayle Rydstrom: I think it is a bad idea to get involved in something we don’t really know about. War will come soon enough without us helping it along. Brenda Kluz: I think we should stay out of it and mind our own business! Sophomores 33 Sophomores Abbott. Rebecca Affeld. Dennis Appenfeldt. Michael Bahls. Cheryl Bauer. Andrew Behling. LaVerne Berndt. Russell Bischoff. Annette Bonlender. Lori Bully. Daniel Bussewitz. Candance Caine. Andrew Callies. Rhonda Christian. Matthew Chyko. James Cribben. Steven Cutsforth. Ricky Damerow. Heidi Draheim. Michelle Edwards. Robert Engels. James Erdman. Jackie Erdman. Lyle Freber. Dawn 34 Sopt .crT ores Sophomores Gallitz. Michael Galske. Tammy Gibson. Dennis Hauer. Christopher Huebner. Greg Ireland. James Jaeger. Sandra Justmann. Andrew Kalscheur. Kenneth Kasten. Heidi Klug. Jennifer Kluz. Brenda Knueppel. Douglas Kohls. Kent Kraemer. Jean Kudak. Cynthia Lamp. Kevin Linn. Stephanie Manske. Chene Muenchow. David Nehls. Trever Nehls. Troy Owens. David Padron. Scott Parson. Angela Percifield. Amy Peters. Julie Pilsner. Amy Sophomores 35 Sophomores Priewe. Shari Rahn. Stacey Rennhack. David Rydstrom. Gayle Saeger. Kevin Schoenwetter. Michael Schultz. Dean Schultz. Rodney Schultz. Todd Scott. James Soldner. Jeffrey Steffen. Kurt Stienmetz. Susan Strahota. Kenneth Theodozio. Dani Tillema. Norman Tisdale. Lyle VonHaden. Gina Ward. Marjorie Wiese. Brian Winter. Kristine Yerges. Brenda Yuenger. Lisa Zahn. Amy 36 Sophomores Sophomores Shut up. Schultz! What are you studying today, fellas? Out late last nite? Tell the story right Trever!! In Action What chu talkin' 'bout? This is an Algebra class?! Why aren't you singing?! Sophomores 37 President- Jodell Gierach V. Pres.- Sandy Gahlman Sec - Felicia Nebl Treas- Chris Cribben How Do You Feel About Having Mandatory Testing Prior To Graduation? I don't think they should have them becuase if they have enough credits and have passing grades they should be able to graduate.-Cindy Bauer I think you should take a mandatory test and be able to pass because if you can’t, you probably aren’t ready or capable of being on your own.-Paula Westphal It’s a good idea in some cases, like if a student is just barely making it with credits but actually is not so good in the long run, then they should take it. If a student is good they shouldn’t.-Heather Jablonski Yes. If a person isn’t able to pass a basic test, how are they going to make it in the real world.-Robert Bunge I don’t feel a mandatory test should be necessary be- fore you graduate. People are at different levels which may make it very hard for some. I think that if they accomplish the courses at their level, they should be able to graduate.-Amy Dornfeld No! I do want to graduate someday. But it's just adding pressure to the end of the year. The joy of graduation should not be broken because a smart man got too nervous and flunked a test.-Ryan Helgeson I feel the mandatory tests are a good idea. The test is just a basic test with general questions in different sub- jects and if you can’t pass that, how can you fare in life.- Kim Brigowatz I don’t think you should have to pass the mandatory test to graduate. If they are intelligent enough to make it through four years of high school with good enough grades to pass, I think that shows that they are intelli- gent enough to live in the everyday world.-Kris Braun I don't think a student should have to take the manda- tory test if the persons grades are o.k.-Kevin Schultz Yes and no. I say yes because some people might just barely be passing and no because some people might be in school for twenty years.-Shelly VanderGalien Yes-lt tells the school and the student not only his abilities, but what he has accomplished, what he can accomplish, and how much he should and did or did not accomplish. I think that it should be a small (20%) deciding factor on whether the student should be al- lowed to graduate.-Troy Haupert No I don’t think you should have to take the test, because if you have passing grades and have enough credits, I think that should be enough.-Traci Steiner Yes, because people could be helping you through school by giving you answers and cheating for you. This way teachers could tell what you learned and where you are in terms of your class.-Eric Yarolimeck I don’t think you should have to take them becuase after you worked hard for four years to get enough credits, you should be able to graduate.-Felicia Nebl I think this test is a good idea. This way students who took easy classes just to earn the necessary credits won’t graduate without learning anything. (This test will also be helpful for colleges to decide if a student meets their requirements.-Melissa Berthold I think you should have to take a test before you gra- duate. That way you could see what you learned through your school years. You could also see if you’re prepared to go out into the world.-Eric Kestin No, if we had to take this “Mandatory test” some people might never graduate.-Brandon Liebrecht 38 Freshmen Freshmen Pearson. Kay Peltier. Shane Polsm. Keri Pullman. Steven Rist. Laurie Rydstrom. Leonard Schultz. Angela Schultz. Kevin Steiner. Traci Stieglitz. Tracy Szopmski. Christine Vandergalien. Shelly Vredeveld. Howard Ward. Gregory Wegener. Michele Westphal. Paula Wild. Andrea Yarolimek. Eric Yaucher. Bridget Yuenger. Matt No Individual photo available for Kelly Marquardt. Troy Haupert. and Lousia Venderventer. No photo available for Todd Polinsky and Ryan Helgerson. The Trojans whipped the Bluejays as the Freshmen Homecoming theme proclaimed. Working on the hall were Kim Brigowatz. Jodell Gierach. Chris Cribben. Jackie Farrington. Eric Hinzmann. Melissa Berthold and Michele Wegener Freshmen 41 I'm like so sure. Studious Freshmen What did you say? Working hard, or hardly working? Not again? What's the matter girls, a little camera shy? 42 Freshmen Studying hard? Deep in thought. THE THREE MUSKETEERS Moments At DHS A time for study. DEEP CONCENTRATION A time for fun. 43 WILLIE. IS THAT YOU? Just relaxing, Dan? One of our successful experiements. Taking over for Mrs. Duffy, Joan? Our school stands tall. Our Halloween pumpkin. Peek-a-boo. Paula. Are you trying it too. Dan? Theme: Straight From The Heart COURT: Maria Holbach and Dan Gahlman, Kari Westphal and John Wolfram. King Tyler Nehls and Queen Sheila Cribben. Connie Kreitzman and Mike Schmidt, Cindy Manske and Keith Mountin Watching the Grand March 46 Homecoming Queen-Sheila Cribben receiv- ing flowers from Student Coun- cil president-Teresa Bauer. Couples dancing The MC-Jim Engels at work. Don't they make a cute cou- ple? Seniors pull to win. Homecoming 47 Fuzzy, furry, and friendly Let’s hear another song Seniors vs. Sophomores Powder Puff Game LEGS! LEGS! LEGS! 48 Homecoming These teachers have spirit! We oughta be in pictures! It's bound to happen like this when you have band first thing in the morning. When The Band . . . Look guys! they're taking our picture!! FUNKy Comes Marching In . .. Blonds have more fun! I COURT: Corey McDonough and Melissa Berthold. Dave Muenchow and Brenda Kluz. Mike Szopinski and Sue Zeman. Keith Mountin and Cheryl Strode. King Tom Justmann and Queen Annette Bischoff. Ed Haase, and Patty Price. Scott Neuberger and Tammy Nehls. and Troy Nehls and Chris Szopinski. Joan Kennedy and Jeff King were em- cees. Turnabout Couples danced to the music of the DJ. Flowers for Queen Annette All “decked-out ’ for Spirit Week. The Student Council sponsored the Turnabout Dance. Spirit week was held previous to the night of the dance. The DJ John Craig provided the music. The chaperones were Miss Sullivan. Miss Weider. Mr. Weiss. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bischoff. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bussewitz. and Miss Wubben. Theme for this year’s dance was “The Smile Has Left Your Eyes.” Turnabout 49 mJM -jzt A Night In Heaven Prom ’84 Against All Odds 50 Prom Emcees: Amy Schoomhoven Bob Percifield FRONT: THE JUNIOR COUPLE — Justin Johll and Michele Phalzgraf. BACK: Tammy Nehls and Tom Kolb; Doris Schuett and Brent Couperus; Diane Quest and Kevin Klages; THE ROYAL COUPLE — Wayne Johll and Jennifer Weiss; Stephanie Kulke and Mark Davis; Becky Kuzniewicz and Tom Justmann; Lisa Rohde and Jeff King. Prom 51 Physical fitness routine Tammy Nehls and her escort The judges 1984 Junior Miss Lisa Rohde doing her talent routine Tammy Nehls doing her talent routine Pam Hilker. a former Junior Miss with Sheriff Ted Meekma Lisa Rohde in formal wear SINGING: Lori Beechey. Dorothy Kitlinger. Janel LeRoy. Dawn Loomis, Tammy Nehls. Diane Quest. Lisa Rohde, Sue Schaeffer. Amy Schoonhoven. Jennifer Weiss, and the 1983 Junior Miss. Tammi Zeman. The Winner Junior Miss 53 JAj 1 Q0. OUS0 THE CHARACTERS Carrie Pipperidge . Diane Quest Julie Jordon ........... Patty Price Mrs. Mullin . Connie Kreitzman Billy Bigelow .......Jeff King 1st Policeman ...... Mike Hall David Bascombe Troy Haupert Nettie Fowler .............Amy Schoonhoven Enoch Snow ......Steve King Jigger Craigin ..Ed Haase 2nd Policeman . Bruce Sharp Heavenly Friend ......... Beth Schoonhoven Starkeeper .... Jennifer Weiss Louise .......Stephanie Kulke Enoch Snow, Jr . Neal Schuster Principal .....Janel LeRoy Hilda ......... Dawn Loomis Bessie ........Tammy Nehls Hannah ........Cheryl Strode When I marry. Mr. Snow. When you walk through a storm Keep your head up high And don’t be afraid of the dark At the end of the storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark Walk on thru the wind Walk on thru the rain Though your dreams be tossed and blown Walk on. Walk on. with hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone” Blow high, blow low . . . 55 In Robert Goetsch’s com- ments. he stated Perhaps one day. instead of celebrating an Armistice Day. we can truly celebrate a Peace Day when hostilities are ended perma- nently So far. no one has found a way to arrange a last- ing armistice in the Cold War. Nobody has been able to stop the ideological conflict that un- derlies much of the politics of the world. Nobody, as yet. has found a way to turn all the world’s swords into plow sharpc V e t e r a n 5 s D a 1 State Representative Robert G. Goetsch. spoke at the Veteran’s Day Program held in the gym on November 11th. 1983. The pro- gram was sponsored by Juneau American Legion Post No. 15. and the Juneau Memorial Post No. 10423 of the Veteran's of Foreign Wars. Veteran's Day 57 Fads-N-Fashions Of ’84 The layered look with tie. Striped tops jeans. The cap was in. Aryle vests with ties. That's a C plus Where’s the beef ? You wouldn't dare! Lunch break What are you eating. Angie? In Love At Dodgeland Brenda Dave Sue Dennis Kim Shawn Steph Dan Teka Troy 61 Connie and Jim in their younger years V V A match made in heaven Romances That Even The Best Gossipers Didn’t Know About! Quit picking on me. Ja- nice! Felix Unger Oscar Madison Never Steph Paul? ... or Steph Bruce? . or You savages! had it so good! Bruce Shelia? Did you ever see such pigs? Toast, anyone? Guys Brown Bag. Boys? 64 Cafeteria Candids Lunchroom buddies. Do they eat this way at home? Do they eat alike? Camera shy! The “AV” Team Audio Visual is a club that was started in the 1976-77 school year. Members learn how to use a video camera, record both picture and sound, and play these back to the various school organizations. They film such things as: sports, forensics, and speeches. Also, the A-V students record films, for fu- ture use in the classroom. Todd Polinski. Keith Mountin. Nan- cy Schultz. Beth Schoonhoven. Diane Quest. Janel LeRoy. Mr. Schuster- Advisor; Greg Haupert. Spreading Sunshine With Arts And Crafts Tina Wegener. Janel LeRoy. Neal Schuster. Greg Haupert. Advisor-Mr. Schuster. Arts and Crafts club has been around for 15 years. Members clean up and repair used toys and other things, like T V ’s and bikes, for families that would not otherwise receive these things at Christmas. They work to- gether with the Dodge County Social Services. After Christmas, members can come and work on projects of their own choice. The club meets ev- ery third Thursday of the month, from 7-9 P.M. Clubs 65 Student Council 66 SUKtem Council FRONT ROW: Amy Dornfeld, Stephanie Kulke. Cindy Manske, Jennifer Weiss. Julie Lentz. Eric Yarolimek. Gaye Westphal. BACK ROW: Steve Cribben. Bob Percifield. Mike Kreuziger. Lisa Soldner. Dave Owens. Kevin Schultz. Steve King. Keith Mountin. Diane Quest. Tammy Zeman. Angie Parson. Michelle Draheim. Teresa Bauer. SECOND SEMESTER ADDITIONS FRONT ROW: Matt Yuenger. Tom Kolb Keith Mountin. Robert Edwards. BACH ROW: Janel LeRoy. Kelly Borth. Kin Brigowatz. Tyler Nehls. OFFICERS: Treasurer. Bob Percifield; Secretary. Jennifer Weiss; Vice President. Keith Mountin; Presi- dent. Teresa Bauer. Tammy Zeman was the Trea- surer first semester. Hall Monitors FRONT: Felicia Nebl. Amy Percifield, Dawn Manning, Nancy Schultz. Lisa Johll. Julie Zirbel. Jackie Skolaski. MIDDLE: Kari Westphal. Sue Stienmetz, Cindy Kudak. Heidi Damerow. BACK: Donna Kuhlman, Annette Bischoff. Bob Percifield. Keith Mountin. Steve King. Corey McDonough. Scott Neuberger. Julie Peters. Lisa Bagneski. Pam Couperus. Joanne Bunge. SECOND SEMESTER HALL MONITORS: Dean Schultz. Tyler Nehls. Keith Mountin. Hard at work. Dawn?! Donna Kuhlman. Bob Percifield. Jay Marquardt. Hall Monitors 67 Love My Library LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS. FRONT: Dawn Freber. Dawn Bornshlegel. Nok, Margie Ward. Dorothy Kitelinger. and Beth Gorr. MIDDLE: Sue Stien- metz. RoniJo Jakel. Jackie Skolaski. Pat Klomstein. Laura Nehls. Karen Clark, and Patty Price. BACK. Kris Winter. Cheryl Strode. Cheryl Bahls, Jean Kraemer. Nancy Schultz. Lori Beechey. Dawn Loomis. Jenny Klug, Amy Percifield. and Cindy Kudak. OFFICERS- Jan Tillema. Michele Henriott. Cheryl Strode. Joani Kalscheur, and Advisor Miss Sullivan. LIBRARY AIDS. FRONT: Diane Barrow. Dawn Loo- mis. Pat Klomsten. Patty Price. Gayle Rydstrom. BACK: Julie Stutz. Jan Tillema. Leon Schmitt. Jim Selchert, Lisa Yuenger. and Michelle Draheim. Miss- ing: Nancy Schultz, Tammi Galske. Mike Krueziger. and Lauri Engstrom. LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS. FRONT: Diane Barrow. Lisa Vredeveld. Brenda Dobbratz. Sue Davidson. Pam Cou- perus, Margaurite Soter, Lisa Rhode. Julie Stutz. Stacy Stiller. BACK: Joani Kalscheur, Lisa Bagneski, Gayle Ryd- strom. Joanne Bunge. Michele Hen- riott. Jan Tillema. Jean Henriott. Julie Peters. Michele Draheim. Lisa Yuenger. Annette Bishoff, Audra Schultz. Lisa Soldner. Extra! Extra! Odyssey Puts High School News Into The Hands Of The Students ODYSSEY STAFF — FRONT: Pat Klomsten. Dorothy Kitelinger. Cheri Manske. Kelly Marquardt. and Dawn Loomis. MIDDLE: Jean Kraemer, Jennifer Weiss. Lisa Rhode. Stephanie Kulke. Joan Kennedy, and Teresa Bauer. BACK: Jeff King. Lori Beechey. Kimi Neuberger. Tammy Nehls. Cheryl Strode. Lisa Soldner. Beth Schoonhoven. Michele Henriott. Joan Kalsoheur. Editor: and Mrs. Matuszeski. Advisor. OFFICERS — Pam Couperus. Production editor; Lisa Rohde. Art editor: Jenny Weiss. Production: Teresa Bauer. Assistant editor; Joani Kalscheur. Editor; Kim Bishoff. Girls sports; Tyler Nehls. Boys sports; Missing from picture are: Beth Schoonhoven. Production; Joan Ken- nedy. Feature editor. Missing from staff picture: Hiedi Kasten. Cindy Kudak. Not pictured; Tyler Nehls Odyssey 69 Debate Mock Trial JV team with 2nd place trophy from Wilmot: Bruce Sharp. Dan Steffen. Joan Kennedy. Paul Kennedy. The JV Debate team finished the season with a 14-7 record, and had a very good season. At West Bend East, the team won 5th place trophies. At Wilmot. the team won 2nd place. At the final tournament. Nathan Hale, the team consisting of Dan Steffen. Joan Kennedy. Bruce Sharp and Paul Kennedy went 6-0. tied for first place, and qualified for Tournament of Champions, held at UW-Eau Claire. At Eau Claire, they received a 2-4 record. Bruce Sharp is Debator of the Year, and Paul Kennedy is Outstanding First Year Debator. 5th place trophies from West Bend East Tournament: Dan Steffen. 2nd affirmative; Joan Kennedy. 1st affirmative; Rod- ney Schultz. 1st negative; Bruce Sharp. 2nd negative. Debate Team: BACK: Paul Kennedy, treasurer; Dan Steffen. Vice President; Bruce Sharp; Joan Kennedy. President; Cindy Kudak. sec- retary. FRONT: Mrs. Brieman. debate coach, missing: Rodney Schultz. The Wisconsin Bar Foundation sponsored the first state-wide High School Mock Trial Tournament, in which Dodgeland participated, along with about 85 other schools. The purpose of the tournament is to offer academic students some of the competition challenges, usually reserved for athletes. Dodgeland won its first round of competition against Hartland Arrowhead, then lost the 2nd round to Port Washington, who went on to win 3rd place overall. Participants for Dodgeland were. Back Row. Rodney Schultz, bailiff; Bruce Sharp, attorney. 2nd row- Jennifer Weiss. Alternate; Stephanie Kulke. witness; Joan Kennedy, witness. Front Row- Amy Schoonhoven. witness; Dan Steffen. Attorney. Mrs. Brieman was the teacher coach. 70 Debate D.H.S. Forensics Team FRONT: Chris Cribben. Stephanie Kulke. Dorothy Kitelinger. Jennifer Weiss. Joan Kennedy. Amy Pilsner, and Sheila Cribben. MIDDLE: Cindy Kudak, Tammy Zeman. Joan Kalscheur. Angie Parson, Gail Rydstrom. Sandy Jaeger, and John Nehls. BACK: Coach Mrs. Matuszeski. Coach Mr. Edming. Ken Kalscheur. Jim Selchert. Rodney Schultz. Mike Hall. Bruce Sharp. Dan Steffen. Troy Haupert. Ryan Helgeson, Amy Schoonhoven, Beth Schoonhoven. Paul Kennedy, and Coach Mrs. Breiman. FRONT: — Dorothy Kitelinger. Nok, Amy Pilsner. Chris Cribben, Sheila Cribben. and Jennifer Weiss. BACK: —Joan Kalscheur. Cindy Kudak. Heidi Kasten. Jean Henriott. Rodney Schultz, and Jim Selchert. Advancing To State State Winners Stephanie Kulke. Chris Cribben. Jim Selchert. Dorothy Kitlinger. Sheila Cribben. and Tammy Zeman Forensics 71 Chorus — Dawn Bornshlegal. DAwn Freber. Tracy Stieglitz, Sheila Cribben. Paul Kennedy. Jeff King. Lori Beechey. Felicia Nebl. Andi Wild. Dawn Loomis. Patty Price. Connie Kreitzman. Margie Ward. Candy Bussewitz, Stephanie Linn. Robin Jischkowsky. Paula Westphal. ROW 2: Kelly Marquardt. Kay Pearson. Margaurite Soter. Michele Wegener. Stephanie Kulke. Jennifer Weiss. Jennifer Klug. Kris Braun. Kim Brigowatz, Patty Firari. Shelly VanderGalien. Lisa Rohde. Cheryl Bahls. Kelly Borth. Susan Davidson. Keri Polsin, Ronda Behling. Mr. Sina. Director. ROW 3: Angela Schultz. Terry Kohls. Tina Wegener. Tammy Zeman. Rebecca Abbott. Angela Parson. Edward Haase. Tammy Nehls. Diane Quest. Lyle Tisdale. Janel LeRoy! Susan Schaeffer. Cheryl Strode. Michelle Draheim. Doris Schuett. David Muenchow. ROW 4: Michael Brooks. Gregg Haupert. Julie Peters. Beth Schoonhoven. Matthew Christian. Mark Davis. Daniel Zank, Neal Schuster. Kevin Klages. Bruce Sharp. Steven King. Kevin Schultz. Amy Schoonho- ven. Michael Appenfeldt. Michael Hall. Ryan Helgeson. Keith Wegener. SWING CHOIR — FRONT: Lisa Rhode. Jeff King. Jennie Weiss. Matt Christian. MIDDLE: Patti Price. Ed Haase. Janel LeRoy. Mark Davis, Tina Wegener. Mike Brooks. Tammy Nehls, Kevin Klagges. Lori Beechey. Neal Schuster. BACK: Diane Quest. Steve King. Cheryl Strode. Marquarite Soter, Dan Zank. Amy Schoonhoven. Joe McDonough. Tammy Zeman. It Was Almost Like A Song 72 Chorus A Boy’s Quartet Mike Brooks. Mark Davis. Bruce Sharp. Mike Hall. 4 i A Girl’s Triple Trio Connie Kreitzman. Kim Brigowatz. Tina Wegener. Cheryl Bahls. Doris Schuett. Beth Schoonhoven. Angie Parson, Margaurite Soter. Lisa Rohde. A Boy’s Quartet Ed Haase. Dan Zank, Jeff King. Steve King. Another Girl’s Triple Trio Patti Price. Tammy Zeman. Diane Quest. Janel LeRoy. Amy Schoonhoven. Cheryl Strode. Tammy Mehls. Jennifer Weiss. Lori Beechey. Chorus 73 Life With The Band Ij1 Are you warming up? Where are your drums. Kurt? Majorettes: Janice Bobolz and Amy Schoonhoven T' Now. all together girls! 74 Band J.V. Flags and Rifle: Jean Kraemer. Cindy Kudak. Shelly VanderGalien. Michele Wegner. Kelly Marquardt and Paula Westphal. Front row: Donna Kuhlman. Beth Schoonhoven, Joan Kennedy. Melissa Berthold. Chris Neis. Jodell Gierach. Heather Jablonski. Second row: Lori Beechy. Heidi Kasten. Candi Bussewitz. Cheryl Strode. Cherie Manske. Paul Kennedy. Eric Yarolimek. Ken Kalscheur. Chris Cribben. Amy Pilsner. Third row: Amy Dornfeld. Cindy Bauer. Kim Brigowatz. Mary Metzger. Tracy Steiner. Jackie Farrington. Dawn Freber. Dan Steffen. Mark Davis. Dennis Affeld. Troy Haupert. Dawn Manning, Sandy Gahlman. Trever Nehls. Todd Schultz. Andy Caine. Chris Braun. Greg Brigowatz. Fourth row: Heidi Damerow. Cheryl Bahls. Sheila Cribben. Stephanie Kulke, Doris Schuett. Cindy Manske. Tammy Nehls. Diane Quest. Mr. Roberson. Director; Kurt Steffen. Mike Szopinski. Shane Peltier. Chris Hauer. Mike Schmidt. Dan Fehling. Joe McDonough. Amy Schoonhoven. Janice Bobholz. Angie Parson. Tammy Zeman. Connie Kreitzman. Lisa Rohde. Not pictured Teresa Bauer. And The Band Played On Jazz Band Front Row: Cheryl Strode. Chris Braun. Teresa Bauer. Amy Pilsner. Ken Kalscheur. Cheryl Bahls. Eric Yarolimek. Second Row: Paul Kennedy, Candi Bussewitz. Jennifer Weiss. Joan Kennedy. Jeff King. Mike Schmidt. Dan Steffen. Mark Davis. Troy Hau- pert. Band 75 F.F.A.ers Keep America Growing ROW 1: Laura Nehls. Dawn Loomis. Kay Pearson. Ro- byn Jischkowsky. Lisa Johll. Dorothy Kitelinger. ROW 2: Russ Berndt. Norm Tillema. Tim Neis, Andy Bauer. Jay Kaul. Shawn Lamp. ROW 3: Ken Kalscheur. Matt Damrow. Ron Neis. Paul Petermann. Terry Kohls. Bran- don Leibrecht. Kevin Schultz. ROW 4: Jim Chyko, Mike Schoenwetter, Kevin Saeger. Todd Schultz. Bob Bunge. ROW 5: Gene Krinke. Joel Saeger, Mark Saeger. Neil Foch, Leonard Rydstrom. Darrell Mintzlaff. Mark Grosskoff. ROW 6: Brent Couperus. Brian West- phal. Randy Daniels. Tom Justmann. Gerald Schaalma. Troy Schultz. Steve Schultz. Robby Grueneberg. John Wienke. Lonnie Bonlender. Keith Paar. Dan Bully. Jim Krause. Andy Caine. Jim Selchert. DOOGELAND CHAPTER F.F.A OFFICERS — FRONT: Mark Grosskoff. Secretary; Ed Haase. President; Shawn Lamp. Treasurer; Neil Foch. Jr Advisor. BACK: Tom Justmann. Reporter; Steve King. Parliamentarian; Troy Schlutz. Vice President; Mr. Derricks. Advisor. FFA SWEETHEART: Dorothy Kitelinger. Corn Plot Committee: Troy Schultz. Chairman; Steve King. Robby Grueneberg. Jay Kaul. 76 F.F A catHorn FFA Week Sweetheart Candidates Ed’s throwing, but Steve won. FFA Week 77 The Home Economics Club had 30 members this year. We sold seasonings, acrylics and candy bars. The profit went for two S200 scholarships for two Home Economics Club members who are going into Home Economics at either a vocational school or a college. Also the money will be used for a trip to Madison and the annual awards Banquet and Parent appreciation night. OFFICERS: BACK President. Nancy Schultz; Vice President. Tammy Nehls; Secretary. Diane Quest; Treasurer. Lisa Vredeveld. FRONT: Mon- ey Makers. Stephanie Kulke Jean Reedy. Future Homemakers Don't just stand there grin- ning. make us something yummy. 78 Home Economics Prepare For The Future You answered that correctly-congratulations. You won a new micro- wave!!!! FRONT: Doris Schuett. Lori Rist. Jacki Skolaski. Beth Gorr. Nancy Schultz, Amy Zahn, Stephanie Kulke. MIDDLE: Diane Quest Rhonda Callies Dorothy Kitelinger. Nok. Margie Ward. Denise Draeger. Holly Behling. BACK: Darlene Weise. Joanie Kalscheur. Tammy Nehls. Jan Tillema. Lisa Bagneski, Jean Henriott. Due Davidson. Brenda Schoenwetter. Lori Beechey. Brenda Dobbratz. Pat Klomsten. Jean Reedy. Lisa Vredeveld Dawn Loomis. Tracy Steiner. Dani Theodozio. Home Ec 79 ROW 1: Pat Klomsten. Lisa Rohde. Marguarite Soter. Jenny Klug. Shari Priewe. Annette Bischoff. Kim Neuberger. ROW 2- Keith Wegener. Kent Kohls. Bob Edwards. Angie Parson, Lori Beechey. ROW 3- Doug Knueppel. Tammy Nehls. Tom Kolb. Michelle Draheim. ROW 4- Cindy Bauer. Amy Dornfield. Brenda Kluz, Cheri Manske, Cheryl Bahls. Heidi Damerow. Kris Braun. OFFICERS-FRONT: Scott Neuberger. President; John Wolfram. Vice-President. BACK: Janel LeRoy. Treasur- er; Kim Bischoff. Secretary Letterwinner’s Club ROW 1- Jeff King. Bob Percifield. Keith Mountin. Scott Neuberger. Steve King. Todd Farrington. John Wolfram. Brent Couperus. Kevin Kohls. ROW 2- Mr. Krentz. Advisor; Greg Brigowatz. Tammy Zeman. Janel LeRoy. Connie Kreitzman. Mike Schmidt. Dan Steffen, Kevin Klages. Neal Schuster. Corey McDonough. Mark Davis, Greg Haupert. Wayne Johll. 80 Letterwinner’s Club “La Tertulia!” This year the Spanish Club sold licorice and other candy to raise money to go out to a Mexican restaurant. Mr. Edming was our advisor. Spanish Club OFFICERS — FRONT: Kim Bischoff. Treasurer: Pam Couperus, Secre- tary. BACK: Lisa Soldner. V. Pres.; Joani Kalscheur, President. Spanish Club Members — FRONT: Brent Couperus. Pam Couperus. Louisa Vanderventer. Heidi Damrow. Cheryl Bahls. MIDDLE: Mike Hall. Lisa Soldner. Kim Bischoff. Jean Henriott. 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We sold pizza's and soda. The club sponsored a dance. All the AFS Students in the conference and from surround- ing schools were invited. It was a big success. Nok participated in an AFS event in Milwaukee for a week. She has had a lot of fun this year. Adventures In A.F.S. A F.S. 83 “AII-American Artists” FRONT ROW: Connie Kreitzmn. Nok. Wendy Schmidt. Gaye Westphal. Margaurite Soter, Troy Nehls. Doug Knueppel. Chris Kulke, and Chris Cribben. SECOND ROW: Pat Klomsten, Dawn Loomis. Lisa Rohde, Janel LeRoy; Diane Quest. Mike Schmidt. John Wolfram. Sandy Gahlman. David Rennhock; Mr. Lewandowski. advisor. The Art Club is making the conference school mascots to hang in our gym. ART CLUB OFFICERS-TOP ROW: Janel LeRoy and Diane Quest. MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Rohde. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Schmidt. 84 Art Club N.H.S. In Action CLUB MEMBERS: BACK: Advisor, Mr. Schecher, Teresa Bauer. Lori Beechey, Janice Bobholz. Beth Schoonhoven. Janel LeRoy, Scott Neuberger. Dan Steffen. FRONT: Joan Kennedy. Paul Kennedy. Tom Kolb. Joan Kalscheur. OFFICERS: BACK: Joan Kalscheur. Treasurer; Ja- Freshly Tapped nice Bobholz, Secretary. FRONT: Dan Steffen. Vice President; Kim Bischoff. President. Raising The Dead A Moment of Suspense NHS 85 Another Production Off The Press CO-EDITORS: Cheryl Strode. Janice Bobholz. STAFF-FRONT: Julie Peters. Lisa Rohde. Dawn Loomis. Tammy Nehls. Janel LeRoy. BACK: Cindy Kudak. Gayle Rydstrom. Jennifer Weiss. Marguarite Soter. Doris Schuett. Michelle Henriott. Lori Beechey. Stephanie Kulke OFFICERS- FRONT: Joan Kennedy. Business Man- ager; Nok. Art and Senior Page Editor. BACK: Lisa Soldner, Senior Page Editor; Joan Kalscheur. Senior Page Editor and Ad. Sales Chairman; Amy Schoon- hoven. Photographer and Yearbook Sales Chair- man. Our noon meetings weren't all serious business. The 1984 REFLECTIONS staff had approximately thirty workers. Cheryl Strode and Janice Bobholz were the Co- editors. The entire staff began the school year by selling ads which was again successful. We are grateful to all the advertisers. All deadlines were met on schedule so we should have earned the Big E for excellance award from American Yearbook Company. Awards night was held and all the officers received medals. Julie Peters received a free yearbook for having sold the most new ads. Gayle Ryd- strom and Jean Kraemer received medals for their extra effort beyond their page assignments. Jim Selchert won the yearbook raffle and received a free yearbook. Scott Neu- berger was second and received one at half price. We hope you enjoy our production. Mrs. Neumann was our advisor. 86 Reflections Piecing together another page for production. I want a big piece. Special Events Party Time In honor of Mr. Sina’s wedding, his 6th hour Chorus class threw a party given in his honor. Congratulations. Ken Holly! Stick-em-up! Who spiked the punch?! Happy Birthday to ME. Because of Leap Year, on February 29. Mrs. Brieman and her Modern Drama class cele- brated her 15th birthday with streamers, cake and games. Making a funny face. Mrs. Brie- man? 88 CO-CAPTAINS: Neal Schuster Neil Foch. First Team All-Conference: Kevin Kohls. Neil Foch. Kent Kohls. NEIL FOCH: Most Valuable Run- ner. 8th in State Meet Boy’s Cross Country Racing To The Top CROSS COUNTRY-’84 DODGE COUNTY INVITATIONAL 6th LOMIRA INVITATIONAL 5th RIO INVITATIONAL 2nd LACONIA INVITATIONAL 5th MAYVILLE INVITATIONAL 8th LAKE MILLS 30-25 LOST LAKESIDE 25-30 WON WATERLOO 26-29 WON CAMBRIDGE 25-32 WON MARSHALL 27-28 WON PALMYRA 15-50 WON CONFERENCE MEET 2nd REGIONALS 3rd SECTIONALS 5th W BCC TEAM: Neil Foch. Bob Edwards. Kevin Kohls. Neal Schuster. Kevin Klagas. Kent Kohls. Paul Kennedy. Doug Knueppel. and Coach Smanz. Boy’s Cross Country 89 Front- Janel LeRoy, Captain. Back- Shari Priewe. MVR Girl’s Cross Country FRONT: Cindy Bauer. Kris Braun. Amy Dornfeld. Dawn Freber. Coach Smanz. BACK: Brenda Kluz. Shari Priewe. Annette Bischoff, Janel LeRoy. Lori Beechey. Cheryl Bahls. Basketball Cheerleaders Angie Parson. Chris Cribben. Heidi Kasten Andi Wild. Rehearsal time! SURPRISE!!! I love interviews. JV's — They look like they’re enjoying the record breaking cold! On The Move Getting fired up for the HOMECOMING game at the pep assembly! Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT: Jennifer Weise. Heidi Kasten. Margie Ward. Angie Parson. Back: Tammy Ze- man. and Amy Zahn. Fall Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Mary Ann Metzger. Traci Steiner. Dawn Manning. Andi Wild, and Felicia Nebl. 92 Fall Cheerleaders 1st ROW: Trever Nehls, Steve Cribben, Manager Heidi Damerow. Troy Nehls, Mark Davis. 2nd ROW: Jeff King, Jim Engels, Chris Hauer. Tom Kolb. Bob Percifield, Kevin Saeger. Mike Gallitz. 3rd ROW: Keith Mountin, Mike Schmidt, Coach Kuhn. Coach Norquay. Coach Morgan, Coach Lewandowski, Tyler Nehls, Dan Gahlman. 4th ROW: John Wolfram. Todd Farrington, Kevin Schultz. Todd Schultz, Wayne John, Greg Brigowatz, Scott Neuberger, Corey McDonough, Ron Bunge. Football — 1983 Varsity Gridders Place Three Players On All-Conference Teams Mr. Morgan, our new coach. (A good commercial for Sankal) US THEM JV MARSHALL 6 34 — HUSTISFORD 0 37 Loss PALMYRA 6 0 Win WINNEBAGO LUTH. 16 15 LOSS WATERLOO 12 36 Loss LAKESIDE 0 39 Loss JOHNSON CREEK 6 0 LOSS CAMBRIDGE 6 3 LOSS DEERFIELD 12 13 LOSS LAKE MILLS 14 29 LOSS Football 93 Front: George Behling. Tom LaCrosse. Terry Kohls. Kevin Saeger. Back: Troy Haupert. Jim Engels. Eric Yarolimek. Mr. Kuhn, coach; Bob Bunge. Kevin Schultz. Mike Hall. Todd Schultz. Mike Gallitz. Shane Peltier. From left: Dan Gahlman. 1st team defensive line; Tyler Nehls. 2nd team defensive end; Todd Farrington. 1st team defensive back; John Wolfram, honorable mention- defensive back; Mark Davis, honorable mention-offensive back; Scott Neuberger. 2nd team defensive line. The 1983 Football season was one that could be described as a rollercoaster. Our wins and losses came in pairs. After a shaky start, we came through to play good football through the balance of the season. The highlight seemed to come in the Homecoming game in which the defense held several times to preserve a 6-0 victory. DHS also beat Cam- bridge for only the second time in many years. Overall, it was a successful season of achievements despite a 4-6 record. Post season All-Conference Honors were: Todd Farrington-First Team Defensive Back; Dan Gahl- man-First Team Defensive Line; Scott Neuberger-Second Team Defensive Line; Tyler Nehls-Second Team Defensive End; John Wolfram-Honorable Mention Defensive Back; Mark Davis-Honorable Mention Offensive Back. The possibility of further success of Dodgeland Football was enhanced over the winter by an off-season weight- training program that many Trojans participated in. Hope- fully. the future of DHS Football is bright! Below: Dan Gahlman. MVP and Co-captain; Scott Neu- berger. Co-Captain. 94 Football A tight-knit group Buddies I laid an egg r Football 95 ‘Wait-up It’s been a long day Amazing Grace “ ‘Care to dance? •'Partytime Don't just stand there! JV Volleyball — FRONT: Amy Percitield. Tracy Stieglitz. Candy Bussewitz, Kelly Borth, Michelle Wegener, Jackie Farrington, Sandy Gahlman, and MANAGER Julie Lentz. BACK: Coach Schaffer. Jenny Klug. Jodell Geirach, Lisa Yuenger, Melissa Berthold. Kim Brigowatz, Tammy Galske and Assis- tant Coach Becker. Scoreboard Varsity Home JV Marshall 1-2 WON Hustiford 2-1 WON Palmyra 1-2 WON Lomira 2-1 WON Waterloo 2-1 WON Deerfield 2-1 LOSS Johnson Creek 1-2 LOSS Cambridge 0-3 LOSS Lakeside 1-2 LOSS Lake Mills 1-2 LOSS William's Bay 1-2 Loss Campbellsport 3-0 WON PLAYOFFS Johnson Creek 0-2 — 96 Volleyball Waiting for the return. Varsity— Back: Miss Schaeffer. Coach: Tina Wegener. Mgr.; Tammy Nehls, Amy Schoonho- ven, Kim Bischoff, Michele Draheim. Tammy Galske. Marci Becker, Asst. Coach. Front: Lisa Yuenger, Amy Percifield. Candy Bussewitz, Nok Patkoonpun, Lisa Rohde. Margaurite Soter. The Varsity Volleyball Team was not too successful this year. They had a new coach and also a very young team. There were only two seniors on the team. They were our AFS student, Nok, and our captain and MVP — Kim Bischoff. All in all, we learned alot. We wish the team a winning season next year. Keep your chin up and keep reaching for those spikes! Nice Socks Girls!'! Ready for the jump??? UUGH! Kim Bischoff-Volleyball MVP and Captain Varsity Volleyball 97 VARSITY — BACK: Tracy Steiglitz. Sandy Gahlman, Michelle Wegener. Kris Braun. Amy Percifield, Coach Schaeffer. FRONT: Annette Bischoff. Michele Draheim. Tammy Nehls. Kim Bischoff. Joanne Bunge. Dodgeland 32 Varsity Portage 59 Dodgeland 19 Marshall 36 Dodgeland 35 Horicon 71 Dodgeland 24 Johnson Creek 75 Dodgeland 29 Lakeside 51 Dodgeland 46 Deerfield 31 Dodgeland 20 Marshall 46 Dodgeland 43 Palmyra 54 Dodgeland 32 Waterloo 58 Dodgeland 34 Cambridge 54 Dodgeland 30 Hustisford 43 Dodgeland 50 Williams Bay 23 Dodgeland 48 Lakeside 43 Dodgeland 41 Lake Mills 58 Dodgeland 43 Marshall 54 Dodgeland 36 Waterloo 57 Dodgeland 34 Hustisford 50 Dodgeland 64 Deerfield 27 y Kim Bischoff. MVP and Captain 98 Girl’s Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY: Kris Braun. Sandy Ganlman. Cheryl Bahls, Felicia Nebl, Shelly Vandergailien. Jackie Farrington. Melissa Berthold, Nan- cy Schultz. Kim Brigowatz. Coach Ashley. Missing. Did you lose something. Kim? Junior Varsity Dodgeland lost Portage won Dodgeland lost Marshall won Dodgeland lost Horicon won Dodgeland lost Johnson Creek won Dodgeland lost Lakeside won Dodgeland lost Deerfield won Dodgeland lost Marshall won Dodgeland lost Palmyra won Dodgeland lost Waterloo won Dodgeland lost Cambridge won Dodgeland lost Hustisford won Dodgeland won Williams Bay lost Dodgeland lost Lakeside won Dodgeland lost Lake Mills won Dodgeland lost Marshall won Dodgeland lost Waterloo won Dodgeland lost Hustisford won Girl’s JV Basketball 99 A Well-Fought Season Of Boy’s Basketball TEAM: Tom Kolb. Bob Percifield. Kent Kohls. Steve King. Greg Brigowatz. Scott Neuberger, John Wolfram. Mark Davis, and Kevin Kohls. Scott Neuberger Co-Captain and Greg Brigowatz Co-Captain and Most Valuable Player X 3’ X 100 Boy’s Basketball Dodgeland VARSITY Opponent 48 Lomira 74 51 Johnson Creek 41 39 Lakeside 71 58 Deerfield 62 49 Marshall 73 57 Palmyra 80 52 Waterloo 79 65 Cambridge 59 57 Hustisford 65 43 Kohler 75 60 Williams Bay 55 56 Lakeside 78 Won Lake Mills Lost Won Johnson Creek Lost JV’s Season Was Great VARSITY COACH: Coach Rampanelli. JV COACH: Coach Kreuger. Dodgeland 62 69 55 43 69 49 45 58 50 31 69 28 64 70 38 42 57________ JV Lomira Johnson Creek Lakeside Deerfield Marshall Palmyra Waterloo Cambridge Hustisford Kohler Williams Bay Lakeside Lake Mills Princeton Marshall Hustisford Johnson Creek JV BOY’S BASKETBALL TEAM — FRONT: Steve Cribben, Doug Knueppel, Dave Muenchow. Jim Engels. Eric Yarolimek. Robert Bunge, Manager. BACK: Leonard Rydstrom. Troy Haupert. Robert Edwards, Ron Bunge. Matt Yuenger. Todd Schultz. Keith Wegener. A new dance!?! Opponent 55 31 32 30 42 46 65 38 35 58 48 39 39 45 45 51 _______29 JV Bov's 101 Neil striding his way to the finish line. Brent is leading the pack, keep going! Team FRONT: Kenl Kohls. Eric Hinzmann. Leonard Rydstrom. Terry Kohls. Troy Haupert. Tom Kolb. Bob Percifield. Matt Yuenger. Paul Kennedy. BACK: Gregg Haupert. Neil Foch. Keith Wegener. Brent Couperus. Mike Schmidt. Keith Mountin. Scott Neuberger. John Wolfram. Todd Farrington. Kevin Kohls. Bob Edwards. Boy’s relay team. Most improved runner. Scott Neuberger. Most valuable runner. Neil Foch. Co-captains: Todd Farrington and Mike Schmidt. A 1984 Boy’s Track US Them 69 Horicon 66 95 Rio 41 69 Lake Mills 66 114 Johnson Creek 20 53 Waterloo 83 104 Palymra 33 49 Deerfield 87 54 Lakeside 82 90 Marshall 45 47 Cambridge 89 Laconia Inv. 2nd DeForest Inv. 3rd Markesan Inv. 2nd Mayville Inv. 6th Conference Meet 6th Regionals 4th Sectionals 10th Successful Year Boy’s Track 103 Off And Running GIRL’S TRACK TEAM: Front: Managers: Traci Steiner. Julie Lentz. Middle: Andi Wild. Percifield, Nok. Back: Mary Metzger. Kelly Borth, Michelle Wegener. Jenny Klug, Cindy Bauer. Chris Cribben. Amy Dornfield, Cheri Manske. Chris Szopinski. Amy Sandy Gahlman. Tammy Nehls. Patty Firari. Shari Priewe. Kim Brigowatz. The Dodgeland Girl's Track Team was very young They placed sixth in the Conference meet. Shari Priewe was named MVR. The Co- captains were Connie Kreitzman and Tammy Nehls. Rookies of the year were Sandy Gahlman and Kim Brigowatz. There were two school re- cords broken. One record broken was the mile run which was broken by Shari Priewe. The other record broken was by Tammy Nehls in the 100 meter low hurdles. The team did not have a very successful year, but all the girls stuck it out and we hope they all return for the 1985 track sea- son. Co-Most Improved - Kim Brigowatz Co-Most Improved - Sandy Gahlman You're tickling me! You go first! A-l tangled up, guys? You're choking me! Make the first move. On The Mat 106 Wrestling BACK: HEAD COACH; Mr. Saugstad; Manager, Pat Klomsten; Mike Berthold; Lonnie Bonlender. Assistant Coach, Dan Link; Assistant Coach Bill Popp. FRONT: Jim Riege; Trever Nehls; Troy Nehls; Jim Chyko. What now? Blow the whistle Ref! The wrestling team for the 1983-84 wrestling season was unfortunately small this year. The team won only one wres- tling meet against Hustisford. The teams wrestled included Johnson Creek. Lomira, Lakeside Lutheran. Waterlook Cambridge. Marshall. Deerfield. Lake Mills. Mayville. and Hustisford. 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Wisconsin 53016 Our Sincere Thanks To All Our Advertisers As the year 1984 comes to a close, it is time to reflect on the many moments and memories that have made the year a special one for all those who have experienced it. For the seniors, it is a time to elaborate on the knowledge and wisdom that has been given to those who chose to receive it For the underclassmen, it is time to look forward to the future when, as each day passes, the time to leave the security of high school draws nearer. It Is the hope of the yearbook staff, editors, and advisor that this year we have succeeded in capturing some of the times that have made this past year of high school memorable for all The editors would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has put forth hard work and effort so that we could make this issue of the Reflections a success. Special thanks are extended to Mrs. Neumann, Mr. Rambow, Mrs. Duffy, Mr. Kohls, the dedicated and hard working staff, and the Junior girls of the 8th hour office training class who took extra time to help us out. Thanks To All!! Janice And Cheryl i. ■ f JL� Senior Babes 11. Greg Brigowatz 22. Tyler Nehls 1. Keith Paar 12. Gregg Haupert 23. Julie Zirbel 2. Neil Foch 13. Corey McDonough 24. Jan Tillema 3. Sheila Cribben 14 Connie Krietzman 25. Tina Wegener 4. Dan Zank 15. Janice Bobholz 26. Kari Westphal 5. Lonnie Bonlender 16. Keith Mountin 27. Patty Price 6. Steve Pasewald 17. Shawn Lamp 28. Charlene Guderian 7. Joani Kalscheur 18. Mark Grosskopf 29. John Wolfram 8. Beth Schoonhoven 19. Nancy Schultz 30. Lisa Soldner 9. Cheryl Strode 20. Lisa Nehls 31. Scott Neuberger 10. Cindy Manske 21. Becky Brown 32. Kevin Gaiske 120 Closing r---- ------