Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

Uh . . . definately original! Literary critics The thumbodies are cute. A 10-yr. old girl A classic in its time. A critic-to-be 'The best of its kind I've ever seen! Anonymous Is it over yet? Joan Amy Well, it survived to see 1985. A George Orwell fanatic DODGELAND HIGH SCHOOL JUNEAU, WISCONSIN m Well after two pages, so far so good!! Page 2 is reserved for Dedications, to whom we worked to create this 1985 edition of REFLECTIONS, Pur- ple Reign . As Prince dedicated his movie PUR- PLE RAIN to his father, we include our parents in the dedication of Purple Reign . We first thank our moms and dads. For 18 years they have fed us, sheltered us, clothed us, yelled at us, and also taught us so much, and helped us whenever possible. For many of us, including your emotionally disturbed editors, we need our parents often; for support, when we are ready to fall; advice, when we are confused; kleenex when we cry, and money, whenever. We may never say it, but we do appreciate the attention. We now begin our own life, of adulthood, and we thank you for all the time, etc. you have spent getting us this far. We recognize two individuals who ended their year at Dodgeland this year as we did. We thank both of them for everything they gave Dodge- land. They have graduated with us. First of all, our faithful Dodgeland School Dis- trict secretary of seventeen years, Mrs. Tillema, who has graduated to retirement. How little do we know all that you have done for Dodgeland. You assisted for seventeen years in holding our school district together. May your future be ful- filling, and may your memories of Dodgeland always live with you. Our final Dedicatee is Mr. Ken Sina, Dodge- land's choral director for the past three years. How rarely we told you how much we appreciat- ed all you did. You taught us not only to sing, but also taught us to find so many emotions through music. You brought back musicals to Dodgeland. Not only did you make them work, but you made them meaningful (CAROUSEL) and fun (BYE BYE BIRDIE). We thank you for touching our lives, for being a bright light through the dark- ness, and for teaching us so much. Good luck in the future, wherever it leads you. The memories of you at DHS shall live on in our hearts. You shall never walk alone. We now present to you this Purple Reign edi- tion of 1985 REFLECTIONS. Table of Contents Seniors tl 2l AdwuVsUfldion Facol+vj 1X 2M Underclass rv n ZS-JV Special Ei ents 5|-St sports Sl-lio Clubs t oraanaafi'ons 17 T? Student IM TT-10? Adtferii'senitnts lOfy- 120 C 1(3,55 He bod , ‘$ pariij' Josf 6e Who Vou Ar v SR. VIP'S Class Officers: (Front left to right) Tamara Nehls, Treas.; Janel LeRoy, V. Pres.; Jeff King, Pres.; Patricia Klomsten, Sec. Jill Jakel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jakel, Reese- ville, passed away when she was seven years old. Jill went to grade school with some of our class members, and would be graduating with us this year. You're in our thoughts, Jill. Joan Kennedy Hugh O'Brien Award Winner Janel LeRoy Junior Miss D.A.R. Award Winner Badger Girl Amy Schoonhoven Badger Girl Senior VIP's 5 TODAY'S DREAMERS, TOMORROW'S LEADERS THOMAS KOLB- VALEDIC- TORIAN- Honor Student: NHS 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Prom Crt. 3; Boy's Badger State 3; Football 2-4, Capt. 4, All-Conference Team 4; BBB 1-4, Capt. 4, MVP 4, Honor- able Mention 4; Track 2-4; Class Pres. 1,2; CLUBS: Letter- winners 3,4, Pres. 4; Arts and Crafts 4; Student Council 3. PAUL KENNEDY- SALUTA- TORIAN- Honor Student; Boys Badger State 3; NHS 3,4; Contest Band 2-4, Solo Ens. 2-4, State 2-4; Cross Country 3; Track 2,3; Debate 3,4, Foren- sics 2-4; Musical 3,4. LORI ANN BEECHEY- (Transfer from Boscobel 1982) Honor Student; NHS 3,4; Bad- ger Girls Alt. 3, Pep Band 2-4, Contest Band 2-4, Woodwind Choir 2-4, Solo Ens. 2-4, State 2,3, Swing Choir 2-4, Tri- ple Trio 2-4, Marching Band 2- 4, Outstanding Marching Band 3; CC 3; GBB 2; CLUBS: Letterwinner's 3; Library 3,4, Treas. 4; Aid 4, AFS 3; Home Ec. 3,4, Tres. 4; Musical 3,4; Junior Miss 3; ODYSSEY 3,4; REFLECTIONS 3.4, Officer 4. JOAN LOUISE KENNEDY- Honor Student; NHS 3,4; Hugh O'Brian Award 2; Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Woodwind Choir 1-4, Solo Ens. 1-4, State 1,3,4; Cross Country 2; Track 1,2; CLUBS: Letterwinners 2; AFS 3,4, Tres. 3, Sec. 4; Spanish 4; Home Ec. 1; Debate 1-4, Sec. Tres. 2,4, Pres. 3; Forensics 1-4; Musical 3,4; ODYSSEY 1,2,3,4; RE- FLECTIONS 2-4, Bus. Man. 3, Co-Editor 4. AMY JO SCHOONHOVEN- (Transfer from Sauk Prairie in 1980) Honor Student; NHS 4; Badger Girls State 3; Drum Major 2-4, Pep Band 1-4, Band Board 4, Woodwind Choir 2-4, Solo Ens. 1-4, State 2-4, Swing Choir 1-4, Triple Trio 2-4; Volleyball 2,3; GBB 1; Track 1, Man. 2; CLUBS: AFS 3,4, Sec. 3; Spanish 3; Forensics 2,3; Musical 3,4; Junior Miss 3; ODYSSEY 4; REFLECTIONS 1-4, Co-Editor 4, Phot ograp her 3,4; Class Pres. 3; Mock Trial KIMI SUE NEUBERCER- Honor Student; Basketball Man. 1; CLUBS: Letterwin- ner's 2-4; Library 4; AFS 1-4; Spanish 4; Home Ec. 4; Art 2; ODYSSEY 2,3; BBB Stats. 2,3. M ARGAURITE MARIE SOTER- Honor Student; NHS 4; Color Guard 2-4; Solo Ens. 1-4; Swing Choir 3,4; Tri- ple Trio 1-4; Volleyball 1-3; CLUBS: Letterwinners 2,3; Li- brary 3; Home Ec. 4; Art 2-4; Muscal 3,4; REFLECTIONS 2- 4, Advertising Ed. 4. SUSAN A. ZEMAN- “Sue Suze Honor Student; Pep Band 1,2, Contest Band 1,2; GBB 1; Student Council 4; Turnabout Court 3. 6 Honor Students REMEMBER YESTERDAY DREAM ABOUT TOMORROW MICHAEL DAVID BERTH- OLD- Wrestling 3. Track 3,4; Student Council 4; CLUBS: Art 1; Forensics 1; Musical 4. AMY TLRLSA BRAASCH- (Transfer from Lake Mills 1984) CLUBS: Home Ec. 3,4. o RONALD BUNGE TODD GORR- Reverend Gorrski Football 1. MARK S. DAVIS- Boy's Bad- ger State 3; Prom Court 3; Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-3, Band Board 3, Brass Choir 1,3,4, Solo Ens. 1-4, State 1,4, Swing Choir 1-4; Football 1-4, MVP 4, All Con. Team 4, Hon- orable Mention 3, BBB 1-4; Track 1,2; CLUBS: Letterwin- ner's 2-4; AFS 2-4, Vice Pres. 3. DALE E. DOBBRATZ Doby Football 1,2; Wres- tling 4; CLUBS: FFA 1-4. JEANNE L HENRIOTT- NHS 4; Jazz Band 1,2, Solo Ens. 1, State 1; CLUBS: FFA 4; Library 2-4, Sec. 4; Spanish 2,3; Home Ec 1-4; Forensics 2,3, State 3 ODYSSEY 2-4; RE- FLECTIONS 4; Senior Page Editor 4 Seniors 7 BRENT COUPERUS- NHS 4 Boy s Badger State 3. Prom Court 3; BBB 1,2; Track 1-4, State Meet 3; CLUBS: Letter- winners 1-4, V. Pres. 4; FFA 1- 4, Tres. 4. Arts Crafts 4; Spanish 1,2, Audio Visual 3.4. RONI JO JAKEL THOMAS R. JUSTMANN- Prom Court 3, CLULS: FFA 1- 4, Chaplain 2, Reporter 3, President 4. LISA MARY JOHLL- T.T. CLUBS: FFA 1-4; GBB Man. 1; Library 3,4; AFS 4; Spanish 4; Home Ec. 4. WAYNE ALAN JOHLL- ' Bull'' Homecoming Court 4; Prom King 3; Football 1-4, Capt. 4, Honorable Mention 4; Wrestling 1-4, Capt. 4, MVP 4, All Conf. Champ 4, State 4; CLUBS: Letterwinner's 3; FFA 1-3; Art 2,3. BUT LIVE TODAY HEIDI SUE HEUER- (Trans- fer from Hustisford in 1980) Student Council 4; CLUBS: Spanish 1; Home Ec. 4; Art 1,2. SCOTT C. HIEMSTR A- Whity CLUBS: Home Ec. 4; Art 4. EDWARD ALAN HINZ- MANN- The Doctor CLUBS: Arts Crafts 4; Audio Visual 4. JAMES J. JONCEBLOED Jimmy 8 Seniors WE HAVE THE MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY JEFFREY FRANCIS KINC- Homecoming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Badger Boy's State 3; NHS 4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Band Board 1-3; Brass Choir 1- 4; Honors Clinic 1-4; Solo Ensemble 1-4; State 1,2,4; Swing Choir 1-4; FB 1-4, All- Conf. Team 4; Honorable Mention 4; BBB 1,2,4; Wres- tling 3; Track 1-3; CLUBS: Let. Winner's 3,4; Student Council 2; AFS 3,4, V. Pres. 4: Spanish 4; Musical 3,4; ODYSSEY 1-4; Class Pres. 4; Barbershop Quartet. JAY KAUL- Kaul CLUBS: FFA 1-4, V. Pres. 4. DOROTHY MARIE KITE LINGER Dot ; Volleyball 1; CLUBS: FFA 1-4, Sec. 4, Sweet- heart 3; Lib. 2-4; Home Ec 2-4; Forensics 2-4, State 2-4; Jr Miss Pageant 3; ODYSSEY 2- KEVIN KLAGES- Prom Ct. 3; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; FB 1,2; Cross Coun- try 2,3; BBB 1-3; Track 1,2; CLUBS: Let. Winner's 2,3; Spanish 2; Musical 3; Turna- bout Ct. 2, King 2. PATRICIA MARIE KLOM- STEN- Pat ; Wrestling Man. 3; Track Man. 1,2; Cheerlead- ing 1,2; CLUBS: Let. Winner's 1-3; Student Council 1; Lib 3,4; AFS 1,2; Home Ec 3,4; Sec. 4, Art 2-4; Forensics 1; ODYS- SEY 2-4, Editor 4; Class Sec. 1- J. CATHRINE KNUDTZON- Katrina ; AFS From Norway; Pep Band 4; Triple Trio 4; Vol- leyball Man. 4; CLUBS: AFS 4; Spanish 4; Home Ec 4; Art 4; Musical 4; REFLECTIONS 4. | JIM KRAUSE- CLUBS: FFA 2- 4, Parlimentarian 4; Shop Aid RANDAL KRAUSE- Lard head ; FB 1. Seniors 9 WE KNOW THE REALITY OF TODAY GENE KRINKE- CLUBS: FFA 1- 4, Chaplain 4; Audio Visual 2- 4. KEVIN LEISTICO- Toby ; Spanish Club 4. JANEL CHRISTINE LEROY- Homecoming Ct. 4; Badger Girl's State 3; DAR Award 4; NHS 3,4; Solo Sc Ensemble 3,4, State 3; Swing Choir 3,4; Tri- ple Trio 3,4; Cross Country 1- 4, CC Captain 2-4, CC Most Valuable 1; Track 1,2; Cheer- leading 2; CLUBS: Let. Win- ner's 3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Arts Sc Crafts 3; Student Council 1- 4, Tres. 2; AFS 1,3,4, Pres. 4; Art 2-4, Sec. 3,4; Audio Visual 3; Junior Miss 3; ODYSSEY 2- 4; REFLECTIONS 2-4, Sr. Ed. 4; Class V. Pres. 3,4; Academic Decathalon 4, Musical 3. STEPHANIE KULKE- Home- coming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Col- or Guard 3,4; Solo Sc Ensemble 4; Swing Choir 4; CLUBS: Stu- dent Council 1-3; AFS 3,4, Tres. 4; Home Ec 1-3, Money- making 3 Debate 2; Forensics 3,4; Musical 3,4, ODYSSEY 2- 4; REFLECTIONS 1-4; Turna- bout Ct. 2; Academic Decatha- lon 4. DONNA KUHLMAN- Pep Band 1-4; Woodwind Choir 2- 4; Solo Sc Ensemble 1-4, State 3; CLUBS: Home Ec. 4. BECKY JO KUZNIEWICZ- Prom Ct. 3; GBB 1; CLUBS: Student Council 4; Art 4; Tur- nabout Ct. 2. JEFFERY A. LENTZ- Fritz; Transferred to Clovis High, New Mexico 4; Pep Band 1,2; Contest Band 1,2; Solo Sc En- semble 1,2. PAUL MAX LINDERT FB 1; Wrestling 1, Track 1, Foren- sics 1. 10 Seniors WE HOLD THE HOPE OF TOMORROW DAWN MARIE LOOMIS- Dawny ; Solo Ensemble 1- 4; Triple Trio 1,2,4; FB Man. 4; GBB Man 1; Wrestling Stats. 4; CLUBS: Let. Winner's 4; FFA 2-4; Lib. 1-4, Pres. 4; AFS 3; Home Ec 3,4; Art 2-4, V. Pres. 4; Musical 3,4; Junior Miss Pageant 3; ODYSSEY 2- 4; REFLECTIONS 2,3,4; US Govt. Day 3; Lib. Aide 1-4. LAURA ANN MAAS- Tooth pick; Spanish Club 1; Tutor 1 JAY A. MARQUARDT Chipmunk”; FB 2. JIM MURRAY- Transfer From Three Lakes High 4. TAMARA JEAN NEHLS- Tammy ; Homecoming Ct. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Color Guard 2-4, Captain 4; Solo Ensemble 1- 4, State 2,3; Swing Choir 2-4; Triple Trio 2-4; Volleyball 1-4, Honorable Mention 4; GBB 1- 4, Captain 4; Track 1-3, Cap- tain 3; CLUBS: Let. Winner's 2-4; AFS 2,3; Spanish 3; Home Ec 2-4, Pres. 4; ODYSSEY 2-4; Production 4; REFLECTIONS 1-4; Business Man. 4; Class Tres. 1-4; Turnabout Ct. 3. JOHN M. NEHLS- FB Man. 1 CLUBS: AFS 4; Spanish 3,4; Forensics 3,4. GARY E. PEARSON- Care Bare ; FB 1.2; Art Club 3,4. DAN NETZER Seniors 11 PAUL D PLTERMAN- Pete ' Wrestling 1: CLUBS: FFA 1-4. Chaplain 3. DIANE QUEST- Prom Crt. 3; Color Guard 2-4; Solo Ens. 1-4, State 2-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Musical 3.4; Triple Trio 1-4. Student Council 1-4; CLUBS: AFS 3.4; Home Ec. 2-4, Sec. 3. V. Pres. 4. Art 2-4, Treas. 3; AV 3.4; REFLECTIONS Staff 3,4. JAMES RIEGE JOEL SAEGER- Sags I Foot- ball 1.2.4; CLUBS: FFA 1-4 MARK SAEGER- Sags II Turnabout Crt. 4. Football 1,2,4; CLUBS FFA 1-4;' Arts and Crafts 4; Art 4. LISA KAIHLEEN ROHDE- Homecoming Crt. 4; Prom Crt. 3; National Honor Society 4; Jr Miss Pag. 3; Color Guard 3,4; Solo Ins. 2-4, State 4; Swing Choir 2-4; Triple Trio 1-4, Musical 3,4; Volleyball 1- 4, Captain 4; CLUBS: Letter- winner's 2-4, Senior Class Rep. 4; Student Council 2; Li- brarian's 3; Home Ec. 4; Art 1- 4. V. Pres. 3; ODYSSEY 3.4. Art Editor 3.4 REFLECTIONS 3,4, Seniof Page Editor 4. DEBRA ROY r 12 Seniors JERALD ALLEN SCHAALMA- Boo CLUBS: FFA 1-4; Arts and Crafts 4. WENm MARIE SCHMIDT - Turnabout Crt. 4; CLUBS: Art 3,4; Treasurer 3,4. DORIS LOUISE SCHUETT- Knobby Prom Crt. 3; Turna- bout Queen 4; Color Guard 3,4; Solo Ens. 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4. CLUBS: AFS 3,4; Home Ec. 2-4; Musical 3,4; RE- FLECTIONS Staff 3-4. JAMES RUSSEL SELCHERT- CLUBS: FFA 1-4, Historian” ; AY 4. Foiensics 1-3. SUSAN MARIE SCHAEFFER- Chorus Boatd 3,4. Musical 3,4; Jr. Miss Pag. 3. AUDR A VIRGINIA SCHULTZ- Volleyball 1,2; CLUBS: Letterwinner s 2; FFA 1-3, Historian 3; Art 2. BRUCE SHARP BRENDA SCHOENWET- TER- Brown Eyes' CLUBS: Home Ec 2-4. Money Making Chrmn. 4 Senior . 13 JACQULYN JEAN SKO- LASKI- Jackie” CLUBS: Li- brary 3; Spanish 2; Home Ec. 3.4. SCOTT STILLER MICHAEL J. SZOPINSKI- Zoc CLUBS: Turnabout Ct. 3,4; King 4; Pep Band 1-4; Band Board 4; Brass Choir 1; Solo Ensemble 1-3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1-3; Track 2; Letterwinner's 2,3; Home Ec. 4. JEFFREY ALLEN STUEBER Jeffy Football Manager 4. LISA JOAN VREDEVELD- KEITH WEGENER- Wags” Volleyball 1; Basketball 2; Football 1-4; All Conference 4; Wrestling Manager 1; CLUBS: Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; State Library 3,4; A.F.S. 1; Home Ec. Mee 3,4; Letterwinner's Club 1-4, Treasurer 3; Forensics 1. 3; Turnabout Court 2. JENNIFER BARBARA WEISS- Jenny” Prom Queen 3; Turnabout Court 1; Student Council 1-4, Sec. 2,3; President 4; Color Guard 2-4; Pep Band 1- 4; Jazz Band 1-3; Band Board 2; Woodwind Choir 1-4; Solo Ensemble 1-4; State 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Triple Trio 2- 4; ODYSSEY Staff 1-4; Pro- duction 4; REFLECTIONS 3,4; Volleyball 1; Cheerleading 2,3; Musical 3,4; Junior Miss Pag- eant 3; CLUBS: A.F.S. 2-4; Spanish 3. BRIAN WESTPHAL 14 Seniors GAYE MICHELLE WEST- PHAL- Homecoming Queen 4; Art Club 3,4, President, 4; Stu- dent Council 2-4; Basketball 1. DALENE M. WIESE- Wres- tling Manager 1; CLUBS: Li- brary 4; Home Ec 3,4; Foren- sics 1. JOHN WIENKE THERESA LYNN YUENGER- Transfer from La- keside Lutheran H.S. 3. Students Without Photos: KEVIN KOHLS- Transfer from Horton ville H.S. 2; Cross Country 1-4, Captain 4, Most Valuable 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Letter- winner's Club 2-4, Treasurer 4. TIM NEJS ROBERT S. PERCIFIELD- “Percy Homecoming Court 4; Football 1,3,4; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Letterwinner's Club 3,4; Student Council 2-3, Vice-President. JOHN SCHULTZ DIANA SZABO- “Diane Transfer from Phoenix Jr. High 1981; Library Club 4; Home Ec Club 4. Seniors 15 Please join us now, in the year 2000, when we catch up on the 1985 Dodgeland grads, and see what they're up to Lori Beechey married, has two boys and two girls, whom she has taught to keep a clean room, and get good grades in school. Mike Berthold is a very rich and successful busi- ness man, though no one is sure what business he's in! He still goes to Florida every winter and comes back looking like a Cuban — was that Banana Boat lotion”, Mike? Amy Braash, married a military man and enter- tained the Soviet troops during WW III. Ron Bunge never married, but he adopted enough kids to form his own basketball team. Brent Couperus became a professional weight- lifter and won the Mr. Universe title in 1990. Con- gratulations, Brent! Mark Davis became fed up with the rat race” and started his own religion in India. Dale Dobbratz, Todd Gorr, and Jim Selchert be- came an All-Star Wrestling tag team, (watch them on NBC every Sunday afternoon.) Jean Henriott won a Nobel Prize for something. (Those quiet people are always so smart!) Pat Klomsten got her own television aerobics show along with Heidi Heuer, (these girls got such high ratings, Richard Simmons went off the air!) Scott Hiemstra still drives fast, and he took over Schultz Motors in Reeseville so he can have all the free gas he wants! Edward Hinzmann writes scripts at the BBC (Brit- ish Broadcasting Company) for the DOCTOR WHO show. Kevin Leistico is the 8th Doctor to be on the show. Someone who was mistakenly identified as Roni Jakel became the new leader of the Hell's Angels, but is now known that Roni really became a Commercial Artist. Lisa Johll was a Home Ec teacher at Rydell High (wherever that is) but she got fired for demanding that more cooking sherry ought to be in the budget. Wayne Johll beat the Incredible Hulk Hogan on All-Star Wrestling, and is now dating Cyndi Lauper. Jim Jongebloed and Dawn Loomis opened up a florist shop in Milwaukee that turns into a bar after hours. Tom Justman taps into computers and sells top secret information to third world countries. Jay Kaul brews his own beer at home and sells it to minors. Joan Kennedy got to be close friends with Barbara Walters, who got Joan her own talk show on ABC. She married a lawyer with hornrimmed glasses, who occasionally asks Joan for advice on some of his cases. Paul Kennedy made it ! (we always knew you would, dumpling!) Jeff King settled for less. Dorothy Kitelinger became a dental assistant, (she still has that nice smile). Rumor has it she's engaged to the dentist she's working for. Kevin Klages is a good boy” now! When Pink Floyd regrouped in 1995, he became their road man- ager. He's the guy to see about getting backstage passes for their next concert. Cathrine Knudtzon is married to the lead singer from Wham” and lives in Paris. Kevin Kohls did NOT become a high school prin- cipal, he is a very brilliant, if somewhat eccentric scientist. Tom Kolb got everything he wanted by the time he was 25 yrs, and then decided it wasn't REALLY what he wanted. (Don't worry Tom, you're still young!) Jim and Randy Krause are farmers by day and CUA agents by night. Gene Krinke and Tim Neis were never heard from again since they set off to see the entire world by tractor. Donna Kuhlman dyed her hair blonde, and is an assistant for Doug Henning's Magic Show. Stephanie Kulke was a nearly famous stage star until British actor John Cleese told her she had abso- lutely no talent and married her. She still does Shakespeare in the park in London. Becky Kuzniewicz married and lived happily ever after. Janel LeRoy collaborated with Leo Buscaglia on a new book, and also does some psychiatric counseling with Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Dr. Joyce Brothers. (Rumor has it she's going out with a high school Psychology teacher). Max Lindert is still the great guy he was back in high school, only he's richer now and has a better car. Laura Maas owns a bowling alley in Juneau that shows rock videos while you bowl, and serves free beer on Saturday nights. Jay Marquardt took after his brother — bought a nice family-type car, and cruises Juneau with it dur- ing noon hour. Jim Murray does ads for Mr. Coffee with Joe Di- Maggio. John Nehls never has been and never will be, related to Tamara Nehls. Tammy Nehls got a gold in the '92 Olympics, and will give her former fellow class members discounts on overseas travel packages. Dan Netzer owns Seaman's Rec, of course! Kimi Neuberger and her husband, Al, star in the new “Leave it to Beaver series with their two sons. Gary Pearson lives in Arizona with a dog, a cat and his girlfriend ?) Robert Percifield is still a pessimist, and argues more than ever. Paul Peterman apologized to Miss Sullivan for be- ing so wild during his study halls in the library, and now they send Christmas cards to each other every year. Diane Quest is still married to her husband Dale (who is a salesman of some sort) and they play bridge with Doris Schuett and her hubby Mike Szopinski every Wednesday. They also take their children to rock concerts once a month. Jean Reedy still gets called “Weiner . Jim Riege studied the works of Confucious and tries to convert people in airports. Lisa Rohde is leading the exciting life of a court reporter in Mad Town, USA. Debbie Roy and her daughter moved to San Fran- cisco where they collect favorite recipes of the stars and compile them into cookbooks. Joel and Mark Saeger are still brothers. Jerald Schaalma was very upset when he heard there wouldn't be a Friday the 13th part 24, and is loose in the world killing famous movie directors and producers. John Schultz became a famous movie director and John Wienke became a famous producer. Rest in Peace boys. Sue Schaeffer and Rick Springfield are a husband and wife, singer-songwriter duo. Wendy Schmidt finally found the right guy. Brenda Schoenwetter is currently the President of the Ladies Aid in Lowell. Amy Schoonhoven took over Rambow Studios when Mr. Rambow passed away to that great big film processing booth in the sky. Audra Schultz is still wearing that Santa Claus hat to parties. (I bet she wears it to our next class re- union!) Bruce Sharp made it big, but is slowly losing his sanity! Jackie Skolaski and Scott Stiller realized they were deeply in love, married and now own their own bar in Juneau. Jeff Steuber took guitar lessons and plays bass for Prince and the Revolution. Marguarite Soter won a trip to the Carribean, a bedroom set, and a new car on the PRICE IS RIGHT! Lisa Vredeveld and Dalene Wiese are regulars at all the local summer picnics. (Stop and see Dalene sometime in the dunk tank!) You will never guess who Keith Wegner married. Jennifer Weiss started out acting in a small role on “Days of Our Lives but now she directs all the sit. corns, on NBC and choreographs a Broadway musi- cal once in a while. Brian Westphal's car got stolen . . . and he got mad. Gaye Westphal's dreams came true. Although, it is said she gets a little grumpy on the days she doesn't get all her “strokes . Theresa Yuenger lives in Malibu and is a very prominent oceanographer. Dan Zirbel married a Chinese girl, because she made him feel tall! So where do we go from here '85er's? Class Prophecy 17 Spirit Week SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS Ballet or Basketball Decorating our hall. Amy's locker Gaye and Tom Toga Day 18 Senior Candid TOMORROW Graduation 19 A NEW Speech by Valedictorian, Tom Kolb Speech by 1985 A.F.S. student Cathrine Knutzson from Oslo, Norway Amy Schoonhoven receives Joe Davies Scholar- ship Lori Beechey receives first diploma The chosen board of scholarship presenters 20 Graduation Seniors sing Just be who you are . FRONT: Paul Kennedy, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, Juneau Jaycee Scholarship. FIRST ROW: Joan Kennedy, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, Mike Saugstad Scholarship, Marquette University Scholarships; Tom Kolb, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, WIAA Scholar Athlete Award, Juneau Jaycee Women Service Award, Fred Hauer Memorial Scholarship, Juneau Lions Scholarship, Dodge County-UW-Madison Alumni Association Scholarship, Distinguished Athletic Award, Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award, Student Council Scholarship; Jeff King, Juneau American Legion Scholarship, Semper Fidelis Award, Janel LeRoy, Dodgeland Jr. Miss Scholarship, Student Council Scholarship; Lori Beechey, Juneau Dodgeland Alumni Scholarship. SECOND ROW: Kevin Kohls, Carroll College Honor Scholarship; Tammy Nehls, Juneau American Legion Auxilary Scholarship; Amy Schoon- hoven, Joe Davies Scholarship, Jean Henriott, Juneau Lioness Scholarship. Graduation 21 They Plan The Way For Us BOARD OF EDUCATION — Front: Phyllis Schulz, Robert Bussewitz, Jerome Haase, Merlin Stutz. BACK: Fred Lampe, Mildred Weiss, Mike Petta, Robert Kasten, Richard Thieme, Eugene Becker. Mr. Lampe, District Superintendent Mr. Kohls, High School Principal Mr. Dornfeld, Guidance Counsel- or 22 Administration YOU OPENED THE DOOR Mrs. Brieman- English Mr. Daley- Science, English Mr. Edming- Spanish, English Mr. Gross- Ag Mrs. Hodgson- Home Ec Mr. Krentz- Physical Educa- Mr. Krueger- Social Studies Mr. Kuhn- Shop tion Mrs. Kuhn- Phy-ed Miss Lemke- Business Ed. Mr. Lewandowski- Art Mrs. Matuszeski- English (second semester) Mr. Morgan- Social Studies Mrs. Neumann- Business Ed. Mr. Rampanelli- Math Mr. Roberson- Band AND WE CAME IN Faculty 23 Mr. Saugstad- Drivers Mrs. Schecher- (2nd Mr. Schecher- Science Mr. Schuster- Shop Ed., Bus. Ed. sem.) phy-ed Mr. Smanz- Math Mrs. Stewart- Phy-ed Miss. Sullivan- Librar- Miss Weider- LD (1st sem.) � an Mr. Sina- Chorus Gotcha Rough lesson. Eh? Concessions tonight. Miss Herman HELPERS YOU KEEP US BUSY. Al Weiss, Custodian; Ralph Lindl, Head Custo- We should be in movies! dian; Russ Slade, Custodian Willard Lauers- dorf. Custodian Mrs. Steffen, District Secretary; LouAnn Dom- beck, Caryn Neibauer, superintendent secretary 24 ... . ov FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Debbie Bischoff, President; Julie Gahlman, Vice President; Rhonda Schultz, Secretary; Tina Shea, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Kim Brigowatz, President; Sandy Gahlman, Vice President; Tracy Stieglitz, Secretary; Felicia Nebl, Treasurer. OFFICERS LD O H— z D JUNIOR OFFICERS: Chris Hauer, President; Trever Nehls, Vice President; Troy Nehls, Secretary; Jennie Klug, Treasurer. 26 Underclass Officers JUNIORS Affeld, Dennis Appenfeldt, Michael Bahls, Cheryl Bauer, Andrew Behling, LaVerne Berndt, Russell Bischoff, Annette Bonlender, Lori Bully, Daniel Bussewitz, Candace Caine, Andrew Callies, Rhonda Christian, Matthew Chylo, James Cribben, Steven Damerow, Heidi Doying, Robert Draheim, Michelle Edwards, Robert Engels, James Erdman, Jackie Erdman, Lyle Freber, Dawn Gallitz, Michael Juniors 27 JUNIORS 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 Kudak, Cynthia Lamp, Kevin Linn, Stephanie Manske, Cherie Muenchow, David Nehls, Trever Nehls, Troy Onstad, Denise Owens, David Padron, Scott Parson, Angela 28 Juniors JUNIORS Percifield, Amy Peters, Julie Pilsner, Amy Priewe, Shari Rahn, Stacey Rennhack, David Rydstrom, Gayle Saeger, Kevin Schoenwetter, Michael Schultz, Dean Schultz, Rodney Schultz, Todd Scott, James Soldner, Jeffrey Steffen, Kurt Strahota, Kenneth Theodozio, Dani Tillema, Norman Tisdale, Lyle Treu, Steven VonHaden, Gina Ward, Marjorie Wiese, Brian Winter, Kristine Verges, Brenda Yuenger, Lisa Zahn, Amy Juniors 29 SOPHOMORES Bauer, Cindy Behling, George Behling, Ronda Berthold. Melissa Borth, Kelly Braun, Kristine Brigowatz, Kim Bunge, Robert Burnett, Jody Cribben, Christine Damrow, Matthew Daniels. Randy Davidson, Susan Dobbratz, Brenda Dornfeld, Amy Draeger, Denise Engstrom, Laurie Farrington, Jackie Fehling, Daniel Firari, David Firari, Patty Firari, Perry Gahlman, Sandy Gierach, Jodell 30 SOPHOMORES Giescke, Randall Gorr, Beth Hall, Michael Haupert, Troy Hinzmann, Eric Huber, Carl Hughes, Chet Jablonski, Heather Kestin, Eric Klarkowski, Mark Kohls, Terry Kulke, Christopher LaCrosse, Thomas Lentz, Julie Lischka, Kerry Manning, Dawn Marquardt, Kelly McDonough, Joe Meier, John Metzger, Mary Mintzlaff, Darrell Nebl, Felicia Neis, Christine Neis, Ronald Sophomores 31 SOPHOMORES Pearson, Kay Peltier, Shane Rolinsky, Todd Polsin, Keri Pullam, Steven Rydstrom, Leonard Schultz, Kevin Steiner, Traci Stieglitz, Tracy Szopinski, Christine Vandergalien, Shelly Vanderventer, Louisa Vredeveld, Howard Ward, Gregory Wegener, Michelle Westphal, Paula Wild, Andrea Yarolimek, Eric Yaucher, Bridget Yuenger, Matthew 32 Sophomores Kris and Chris working hard? We bring you now to the fabulous and exciting - SOPHOMORE HALL!! Pepsi and Doritos — food of the Greeks! School's a Dave? S O P thrill, ain't it I bet YOU didn't know Michael Jackson was mar- ried and had a kid!! Class officers were: President Kim Brigowatz, Vice President Sandy Gahlman, Secretary Tracy Steglitz, and Treasurer Felicia Nebl. Student council mem- bers were Troy Haupert, Chris Szopinski, and Eric Yarolimek. The sophomores won first place for Homecoming Hall decorations. The theme was Sophomore Cine- ma, featuring Jay-busters , Purple Reign , and The Trojan Life. 0H« Look out for that motorcycle! Aaah! Too late. Sophomores 33 FRESHMEN Arndt, Curt Bagneski, David Bahls, Bradley Barrow, Lori Becker, Michael Beechey, Kristie Behling, Brenda Berger, Lisa Berndt, John Bischoff, Debra Boettcher, Troy Brigowatz, Kristine Butler, Russell Cribben, Rosemary Davis, Bryan Eauslin, Shannon Gahlman, Julie Goldbach, Frank Grosenick, Dean Grueneberg, Dawn Holbach, Kathy Jeffrey, Paula Justmann, Deborah Justmann, Mark 34 Freshmen FRESHMEN Kalscheur, Debbie Klages, Joelle Klug, Bethany Knueppel, Dean Kohls, Sandy Kohrt, Paula Kolb, Billy Kudak, Anthony Kuzniewicz, Wendy Larson, Crystal Lauersdorf, Rachel Manske, Todd Metzger, Steve Mink, Scott Moser, M. Kristin Mountin, Kristine Nehls, Sally Nowak, Connie Parson, Timothy Pelton, Debbie Percifield, Tim Pocius, Brad Roy, Lisa Schmidt, Jennifer Freshmen 35 Schmidt, Kim Schoebel, Kelly Schreier, Corey Schultz, Matthew Schultz, Rhonda Shea, Tina Smith, Marla Snudden, Jason Stanton, John Stanton, Rodney Stiller, Joel Strahota, Candy Strode, Steve Theodozio, Penny VonHaden, Robin Vredeveld, Jason Walker, Dawn Weinheimer, Diane Wendt, Tonia Westphal, Holly Whited, Kurt Whited, William Wienke, Scott Wille, Adam Winter, Ross Wiser, Joanne Wiser, Jon Woodruff, Ervin 36 Freshmen Beginning high school can be a traumatic experience! Dodgeland students seemed to find the transition by the end of the first semester. The freshmen class entered the halls of Dodgeland High for the first time in August, 1984, with 75 members. Adam Willie joined them to make 76. Class officers were Debbie Bischoff, President; Julie Gahlman, Vice President; Tina Shea, Treasurer; Rhonda Schultz, Secretary. Class advisors were Mr. Saugstad and Mr. Daley. Student Council members for the first semester were: Curt Arndt, Bill Kolb, Scott Mink, Sally Nehls, Candy Strahota, and Diane Wienheimer. The students liked the choice of more activities to participate in around school. They had fun putting together their first hall decorations. Freshmen 37 SNAP H O T S Guarding the door, girls? School enthusiasts!?! 38 Candids Sneaking out befre the bell? On her way to State Junior Miss — cause milk's got more. What are you up to, Jim? 1984 HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK 40 Spirit Week Mr. Saugstad? Watch that hand! I Two of our best buddies! Faculty participated. Powder Puff game. Wheelbarrow race between classes. The band played on. HOMECOMING COURT: Mark Davis and Stephanie Kulke, Wayne Johll and Janel LeRoy, Gaye Westphal and Tom Kolb, Lisa Rhode and Jeff King, Tammy Nehls and Bob Percifield. HARD HABIT TO BREAK H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 8 4 Jennie Weiss presenting Queen Gaye with red roses. Our King and Queen dancing. 44 Homecoming Homecoming 45 The court enjoying the dance Emcees: Keith Wegener and Shari Priewe School spirit was alive at the Grand The King crowning the Queen March Cast Rose Alverez . Amy Schoonhoven Albert Peterson . . . .Mark Davis Mae Peterson .. Melissa Berthold Kim MacAfee .........Lisa Rohde Hugo Peabody .........Jeff King Mr. MacAfee ......... Mike Hall Mrs. MacAfee . . . Dawn Loomis Conrad Birdie ....Bruce Sharp Ursula Merkle . Stephanie Kulke Piano ...........Paul Kennedy Director .........Mr. Ken Sina Assistant Director . Jennifer Weiss 46 Musical Rosie surrounded by mini Boy Georges. How do I look Darling?? BEHIND THE SCENES i Oh no!! Stage fright has finally hit Lisa!! The kiss, done over and over. Mike in great costume ready to burn down Rome. 48 Musical BACK ROW: Steve Strode, Rodney Schultz, Bruce Sharp, Todd Schultz, Mr. Sciascia (Advisor), FRONT: Jim Engels, Chris Hauer, Paul Kennedy, Chris Yarolimik, Mrs. Brieman (Advisor). The 1985 Mock Trial team consisted of three attorneys, Chris Hauer, Paul Kennedy, and Bruce Sharp. Also part of the case were witnesses Jim Eng- els, Todd Schultz, Rodney Schultz, Steve Strode, and Eric Yarolimek. The team had great success over the course of the season, posting wins over such schools as Beaver Dam High DeForest High, and Waukesha South, before finally falling to a team from Hartland Arrow-Head by a margin of less than 5 points. Hart- land held Dodgeland from advancing to the state finals in Madison. At the start of the year 90 teams throughout the state participated in the Mock Trial Tournament and Dodgeland was at least the 8th best team in the state when the season ended. Al- though the squad is losing two attor- neys this year, hopes are high for next year's team as 6 of the 8 mem- bers of this year's team will be re- turning. Continued success to all of them. A first ever at Dodgeland was this year's Academic Decathalon team. These ten students, selected by the faculty, competed against other schools in a test including questions about Math, Science, Economics, Lit- erature and English, Fine Arts, and personal interviews and essay writ- ing. The team did well, advancing to the second level at UW-Green Bay. The team included Seniors Tom Kolb, Paul Kennedy, Joan Kennedy, Bruce Sharp, Janel LeRoy, and Steph- anie Kulke, and Juniors Kent Kohls, Cindy Kudak, Heidi Kasten, and Rodney Schultz. They chose us 'cause we're photogenic! 49 Academic Decathalon today-Office of the President tomorrow! COURT: Marla Smith, Troy Nehls, Felicia Nebl, Mark Saeger, Heidi Damerow, Randy Giesecke, Doris Schuett, Mike Szopinski, Jennie Schmidt, Dan Zirbel, Jennie Klug, Lyle Tisdale, Amy Dornfeld, David Muenchow, Tina Shea, and Andy Bauer. CANT FIGHT THIS FEELING Council President Jennie Weiss presenting Queen Doris with red roses MC's Todd Schultz, Jennie Weiss 50 Turnabout 1985 TURNABOUT Turnabout Sl Junior Miss Contestants - Cheryl Bahls, Candy Bussewitz, Heidi Damerow, Michelle Draheim, Heidi Kasten, Cindy Kudak, Angie Parson Heidi, Angie and Michelle performing their talent rou- 52 Junior Miss HAWAII Second runner-up Cindy Kudak, and First runner-up Heidi Kas- ten Janel LeRoy the 1985 Jr. Miss and Mark Davis sing Hard to Say I'm Sorry A $200 scholarship was awarded to the 1986 Junior Miss which was sponsored by the Juneau Jaycees. Junior Miss 53 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Princess Amy Smanz Prince Brett Petta KING LYLE QUEEN JENNY Royal Couples 54 Prom COURT: FRONT: Brett Petta Amy Smanz. Middle: Troy Nehls . Candy Buzzewitz, KING Lyle Tisdale QUEEN Jenny Klug, Trever Nehls Heidi Kasten Back: Doug Knueppel Brenda Kluz, Todd Schultz Dawn Freber, Kent Kohls . Heidi Damerow, Dave Muenchow Annette Bischoff. 1985 JUNIOR PROM Prom 55 56 Candids FRONT: Dawn Walker; Kris Brigowatz; Shari Priewe; Kelly Borth; Kris Braun; Debbie Kalscheur; and Kris Mountin. BACK: Coach, Mrs. Schecher; Tracy Steiglitz; Amy Dornfeld; Sally Nehls; Beth Klug; Kris Moser; Sandy Gahlman; Cheryl Bahls; Diane Weinheimer; and Manager, Marla Smith. Kelly Borth, Most Valuable Field Event Debbie Kalscheur, Most Improved 58 Girl's Track Amy Dornfeld, Most dedi cated BACK: Brent Couperus, Bob Edwards, Bob Percifield, Tom Kolb. FRONT: Corey Schreier, Billy Kolb, Tony Kudak, Kevin Schultz, Brad Bahls. MISSING: Kevin Kohls, Kent Kohls, Mark Just- mann, Troy Haupert, Keith Wegener, Andy Caine, Jim Chyko, Jim Engels, Mike Berthold. Boys track MVR- Kevin Kohls Brent Couperus CO-CAPTAINS i Keith Wegener 60 Boy's Track PtA C K5 TRACK RECORD US THEM 90 Horicon 46 69 Wayland 67 110 Johnson Creek 18 30 Deerfield 106 58 Lakeside 78 53 Cambridge 82 84 Marshall 52 93 Lake Mills 43 111 Palmyra 25 76 Waterloo 61 119 Johnson Creek 36 Fall River 9 INVITATIONALS Laconia Fourth DeForest Fourth Markesan Third Conference Meet Fourth Regionals Sixth Sectionals — State Thirteenth N i i V FRONT: Trever Nehls, Troy Nehls, Carl Huber, and Kurt Arndt BACK: Mr. Gross, coach; Dale Dobbratz, Wayne Johll, John Staton, and Russ Butler. WILD BOYS Playing leap frog, Troy?!! , Qualifying for Sectionals were, Trever, Wayne, and Troy 62 Wrestling Now which twin is that?! Wayne Johll is MVP and Captain Hey Man, I WON!! Demonstration time! Hey Keiser!!! TSSt 2BS FRONT: Tom Kolb, Keith Wegener, Bob Percifield, Dave Muenchow, Jeff King, Jim Engels. BACK: Kevin Kohls, Bob Bunge, Matt Yuenger, Kent Kohls, Mark Davis, Doug Knueppel, Coach Rampanelli. Tom Kolb, Captain and MVP '84 V A R S I T Y '85 THEM Princeton Lomira Deerfield Marshall Palmyra Waterloo Lakeside Horicon Cambridge Hustisford Williams Bay Lakeside Lake Mills Marshall Waterloo Hustisford Johnson's Creek Cambridge Johnsons Creek Deerfield Hustisford 52 78 41 54 75 75 94 67 39 58 53 68 65 57 72 79 65 60 45 45 64 What form! 64 Boy's Basketball JV TEAM 1984-'85 FRONT: Bill Whited, manager; Bill Kolb, Dean Knueppel, Kurt Whited, Eric Kestin. BACK: Eric Yarolimek, Leonard Rydstrom, Kevin Schultz, Troy Haupert, Tim Parson, Brad Pocius, Bob Bunge, Bryan Davis, Coach Krueger. THEM Princeton Lomira Deerfield Marshall Palmyra Waterloo Lakeside Horicon Cambridge Hustisford William's Bay Lakeside Lake Mills Marshall Waterloo Hustiford Johnson Creek Cambridge US 32 45 54 32 47 46 39 42 24 22 65 34 75 50 61 50 40 51 43 45 50 44 63 55 34 58 44 37 58 51 37 43 46 42 52 47 Boy's Basketball 65 TROJAN GIRL'S BASKETBALL FRONT: Michele Wegener, Tracy Stieglitz, Sandy Gahlman, and Amy Percifield. BACK: Coach Kuhn, Kim Brigowatz, Annette Bischoff, Michelle Draheim, Melissa Berthold, Tammy Nehls, and Kris Braun. WE THEY 33 Princeton 18 W 30 Horicon 41 L 40 Deerfield 32 W 33 Marshall 42 L 33 Palmyra 61 L 27 Waterloo 38 L 19 Cambridge 39 L 23 Lakeside 58 L 39 Rio 32 W 36 Hustisford 40 L 34 William's Bay 24 W 29 Lakeside 59 L 21 Lake Mills 43 L 21 Marshall 35 L 35 Waterloo 40 L 33 Hustisford 38 L 55 Deerfield 22 W 41 Johnson's Creek 72 L CAPTAIN: Tammy Nehls Most Valuable Player: Tracy Stieglitz, also Honorable Mention All Conference. Most Improved Player: Sandy Gahlman. TROJAN JV GIRL'S BASKETBALL FRONT: Tina Shea, Beth Klug, and Kris Moser. MIDDLE: Manager, Sue Davidson; Kris Brigowatz, Dawn Walker, Joelle Klages, and Sally Nehls. BACK: Coach Schecher, Andi Wild, Marla Smith, Paula Jeffrey, Kris Mountin, Julie Gahlman, Patty Firari, and Paula Kohrt. Paula is ready to go in for the shot. WE THEY 36 Princeton 38 30 Horicon 23 38 Deerfield 25 27 Marshall 31 42 Palmyra 30 33 Waterloo 24 34 Cambridge 38 13 Lakeside 46 35 Rio 2 32 Hustisford 16 50 William's Bay 17 23 Lakeside 42 21 Lake Mills 32 28 Marshall 17 44 Waterloo 35 43 Hustisford 27 29 Deerfield 27 Sally in for the jump ball. Everyone reaching for the ball. Tina showing her talents for a lay-up. Hey, where's the ball? Girl's Basketball 67 VOLLEYBALL Lisa Rohde Varsity Captain Michelle Draheim Most Valuable Player, All Conference Tammy Nehls Honorable Mention Junior Varsity-(BACK ROW:) Mgr. Jody Burnett, Kathy Holbach, Paula Kohrt, Marla Smith, Julie Gahlman, Angie Parson, Mgr. Holly Westphal. FIRST ROW: Joelle Klages, Beth Klug, Kelly Borth, Sally Nehls, Tina Shea. Varsity-BACK ROW; Coach Kuhn, Annette Bischoff, Kim Brigowatz, Michelle Dra- heim, Melissa Berthold, Tammy Nehls, Jenny Klug, Mgr. Cathrine Knudtzon. FIRST ROW-Tracy Stieglitz, Lisa Rohde, Michele Wegener, Amy Percifield, Sandy Gahlman, Cheri Manske. The Junior Varsity wrapped-up the season with a 6-4 record. They played strong and will make a good Varsity. The Varsity team didn't do quite so well with a 0-10 record. The team was young with only two Seniors, but they played very well together. Their luck wasn't always yith them. They lost 9 games in overtime and 13 were lost by less than three or four points. Both teams grew closer in friendship and the season will be remembered by all. 68 VOLLEYBALL Volley ball 69 FOOTLOOSE FRONT: Cheryl Bahls, Kris Braun, Amy Dornfeld. MIDDLE: Dawn Walker, Kris Brigowatz, Janel LeRoy, Cindy Bauer, Wendy Kuzniewicz. BACK: Kris Mountin, Coach Smanz, Shari Priewe. Shannon Eauslin is missing from the picture. GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY 29 Deerfield 27 33 Lakeside 25 39 Lakemills 20 36 Waterloo 19 36 Cambridge 19 25 Marshall 35 27 Palmyra 28 Dodge County Invitational 9th Lomira Inv. 7th Mayville Inv. 11th Laconia Inv. 6th Rio Inv. 3rd Conference Meet 6th Regionals 2nd Sectionals 7th 70 Janel LeRoy, Co-Captain Captain and Most Valuable Runner: Ke- vin Kohls tfOY'b CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY 26 Deerfield 30 32 Lakeside 24 39 Lakemills 23 23 Waterloo 33 26 Cambridge 29 27 Marshall 28 15 Palmyra 50 Dodgeland County Invitational 9th Lomira Inv. 5th Mayville Inv. 10th Laconia Inv. 8th Rio Inv. 4th Conference Meet 3rd Regionals 2nd Sectionals 6th 1st Team All Conference: Kent Kohls RUNNING WITH THE DEVIL FRONT: Kent Kohls, Robert Edwards, Kevin Kohls, Coach: Mr. Smanz. BACK: Bill Kolb, Doug Knueppel, Brad Bahls. 71 WHEN PUSH COMES TO SHOVE FRONT: Mike Gallitz, Troy Haupert, Bob Bunge, Perry Firari, Jim Engels, Eric Yarolimek, George Behling, Jeff King, Leonard Rydstrom. BACK: Ron Bunge, Kurt Steffen, Kevin Saeger, Tom Kolb, Mark Davis, Bob Percifield, Keith Wegener, Mark Saeger, Kevin Schultz, Joel Saeger, Matt Vuenger, Joe McDonough, Wayne Johll. FOOTBALL — 1984 MVP CO-CAPTAINS Mark Davis Tom Kolb Us Them Marshall 0 37 Hustisford 6 0 Palmyra Eagles 8 14 Winnebago Lutheran 0 22 Waterloo 0 31 Lakeside Lutheran 12 24 Johnson Creek 12 14 Cambridge 0 22 Deerfield 0 20 Lake Mills 1-9 overall Conference 1-8; tied for 9th 0 12 Wayne Johll 72 HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO Head Coach: Brian Morgan Assistant Coach: Greg Kuhn Manager: Dawn Loomis FOOTBALL '84 The 1984 football season was one in which a lack of numbers told the tale. There were 6 lettermen returning from 1983. All totaled, D.H.S. fielded a squad of 9 seniors, and 4 juniors; so sophomores obviously had to fill out many spots. Many players played both ways; especially the lettermen. It was never said that Dodgeland stopped before the final whistle; but unfortunately we found ourselves on tne short side of the score in 9 out of our 10 games. Many individuals had fine seasons, especially Mark Davis who was the All-Conference Middle Linebacker. Named to the Second All-Confer- ence squad were Tom Kolb as a Defensive Back and Keith Wegener as a Receiver. Receiving Honorable Mention were Jeff King as a Running Back, and Wayne Johll as an Offensive Tackle. At season's end, the squad elected Mark Davis as the Most Valuable Player. Mark led the team in tackles in 1984 and was also the starting fullback for 2V2 years at Dodgeland. Wayne Johll was elected as one Co-Captain in '84. He started both offensively and defensively for 2 years and was a valuable lineman. Tom Kolb was the other Co-Captain. Tom came back from a summer- time broken leg to lead the squad as the Quarterback. He also played Defensive Back and ran back kicks. Although the overall record of the sauad was not what we had hoped for, there were some fine individual performances to remember for D.H.S. Football in '84. Football 73 Manager: Debbie Bischoff One of these things is not like the other T: Let me take a look-not much happenin' KILLING TIME 00 0000! 000! 000! Ms. Perreth! M: TRAGEDY! I TADA!!!! What a show! T: Yes Keith- It's true King was booked for soliciting! can't believe it! CENSORED! oooooooH Noooooo! (Mr. Bill the 2nd) Page Turner 74 Candid VARSITY FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL LEFT TO RIGHT-Chris Cribben, Felicia Nebl, Chris Szopinski, Heidi Kasten, Andi Wild. VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP-Heidi Kasten, Felicia Nebl. BOTTOM-Heidi Damerow, Eric Hinzman, Angie Parson, Terry Kohls, Cheryl Bahls. LEFT TO RIGHT-Lisa Roy, Kristie Beechey, Diane Weinheimer, Kim Schmidt. J.V. BASKETBALL The cheerleading team had several changes this year. For the first time in the school's history, there were two male cheerleaders on the team. They were Sophomores, Terry Kohls and Eric Hinz- mann. There was also a mascot this year. His name was Mike Hall and he was also a Sophomore. The cheerleaders had several fundraising projects this year, in order to raise mon- ey to go to cheerleading camp in the summer of 1985. These fundraising pro- jects included a spirit button sale, a sunglasses sale, and a popcorn and can- ister sale. The cheerleaders also spon- sored a dance after the January 25th. bas- ketball game. Our Mascot, Mike Hall. FRONT-Cindy Kudak. MIDDLE ROW-Diane Weinheimer, Denise Onstad. BACK-Wendy Kuz- niewicz, Lisa Roy. STUDENT COUNCIL 1984-85 FIRST ROW: Bill Kolb, Sally Nehls, Chris Szopinski, Andy Justmann, Candy Strahota, Diane Wienheimer, Bob Percified. SECOND ROW Eric Yarohmek, Janel LeRoy, Amy Pilsner, Advisor, Miss Wubben; Jennifer Weiss, Heidi Kasten, Ken Kalscheur, Cathrine Knudtzon Mike Berthold, Kent Kohls, Troy Haupert, Steve Strode. THIRD ROW: Candy Bussewitz, Becky Kuzniewicz, Caye Westphal. Sue Zeman. Officers: Bob Percifield, Vice-President; Jennifer Weiss, Presi- dent; Candy Bussewitz, Secretary; Missing Todd Schultz, Trea- surer. 2nd Semester Members: Eric Kestin, Rodney Stanton, Jim Riege, Rachel Lauersdorf, Brent Couperus, Diane Quest, Jim Ireland. Student Council 77 Good choice, Paul! Back Row: Julie Peters, Amy Schoonhoven, Brent Couperus, Jean Henriott, Kent Kohls. Front Row: Amy Pilsner, Heidi Kasten, Jeff King, Lisa Rohde, Margaurite Soter. 4th Row: Lisa Rohde, Joan Kennedy, Amy Pilsner, Lori Beechey, 3rd Row: Brent Couperus, Tom Kolb, Jeff King, Kent Kohls, Paul Kennedy. 2nd Row: Jean Henriott, Amy Schoonhoven, Heidi Kasten. 1st Row: Julie Peters. Having Fun, Janel? 78 National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DEBATE CLUB 1st ROW: Left to Right-Eric Kestin, Rodney Schultz, Eric Hinzman. 2nd ROW: Steve Strode, Mike Hall, Mrs. Brieman, Bruce Sharp, Heidi Kasten, Joan Kennedy. Qualified for the State Tournament: Paul Kennedy, Bruce Sharp. Resolved: That the Federal Government should provide employment for all United States citizens living in poverty. This was the topic of Debate for the 1984-85 Debate season. Dodgeland Debaters had a very successful season. A first success was at a tournament at Watertown on November 3rd. The Novice team, consisting of Heidi Kasten, Mike Hall, Eric Kestin, and Rodney Schultz, took 1st. place; this qualified them for the Tournament of Champions in January. On November 10th., at a tournament at Wauwatosa East, the Novice team consisting of Steve Strode, Heidi Kasten, Eric Kestin, and Rodney Schultz, placed 4th. At the tournament at Deforest on Novem- ber 17th., the J.V. team of Eric Kestin, Joan Kennedy, Paul Kennedy, and Bruce Sharp won a 1st. place trophy. The December 8th. tournament at Menominee Falls was a double success. The Novice team, consisting of Steve Strode, Mike Hall, Eric Kesting, and Rodney Schultz took a 3rd. place trophy. Also, Joan Kennedy won a 1st. place speaker trophy at the J.V. level. On January 5th., Heidi Kasten, Joan Kennedy, Paul Kennedy, and Bruce Sharp debated for the first time at the Varsity level at the District tournament at Brookfield Central. Although Joan and Heidi lost all 3 rounds, Paul and Bruce won all 3, qualifying them for the State Tournament; the 1st. time in Dodgeland history! On January 25th. 26th., Paul and Bruce competed in the 30-team, 6 round State Tournament, held at UW- Oshkosh. Outstanding 1st. year Debater-Eric Kestin Debater of the year-Paul Kennedy Debate 79 Library Club — FRONT: Dalene Wiese, Gina Vonhaden, Brenda Kluz, Dani Theodozio. MIDDLE: Lori Beecbey, Kristie Beechey, Kimi Neuberger, Sue Davidson, Kristine Winter, Kim Schmidt, And Diana Szabo. BACK: Gayle Rydstrom, Lisa Vredeveld, Jean Henriott, Amy Pilsner, Lisa Yuenger, Lisa Roy, Michelle Draheim, Dorothy Kitelinger, Julie Peters, Dawn Loomis, Tami Galske, Cindy Kudak, Debbie Kalscheur, Heidi Kasten. LIBRARY CLUB Library Aides: Julie Peters, Jean Henriott, Lori Beechey, Scott Stiller, Tami Galske, Miss Sullivan, Advisor; Gayle Rydstrom, And Jim Selchert. Officers: BACK: Dawn Loomis, President; Miss Sullivan, Advisor; Lori Beechey, Treasurer. BOTTOM: Gayle Rydstrom, Vice President; And Jean Henriott, Secretary. FIRST SEMESTER M™T: S£.ari PrTu JohrVNehls' AmV Z . J'm Sclchert, Dawn Manning. Amy Percifield Jim Engels Sandy Cah man' Ann Plv u™ - Co?perUS' Theresa Vuenger, Donna Kuhlman, Kimi Neuberger, Debbie Bisfhoff Julie Cahlman, Annette Bischoff, Jean Henriott. Lisa Yuenger, Jean Reedy, Audra Schultz. ' June HALL'S ANGELS FRONT: Dawn Manning, Amy Percifield, Kimi Neuberger, Donna Kuhlman. BACK: Lisa Yuenger, Jean Henriott, Bob Percifield, Keith Wegener. Missing: Gayle Rystrom. SECOND SEMESTER Hall monitors are chosen by the high school office at the begin- ning of each semester. These students report to the hall rather than to their assigned study hall. They have a right to ask a stu- dent for a pass if they are in the hall during classtime. These yel- low passes are issued by faculty members only. Any student in the hall without a pass should be reported to the office by the monitor. Hall Monitors 81 � • u Y O u R O N C A C N A D M I E ' D R A THE AV SQUAD FRONT: Janel LeRoy, Tim Neis, Jason Snudden. BACK: Ed Hinzmann; Advisor, Mr. Schuster; Jim Selchert, Jim Chyko, Gem Krinke, Brent Couperus, Diane Quest. ART'S AND CRAFT'S CLUB FRONT: Jim Selchert, Tom Kolb, Annette Bischoff, Brent Couperus; Advisor, Mr. Schuster. MIDDLE: Dennis Affeld, Rodney Schultz. BACK: Matt Schultz, Jerry Schaalma, Russell Berndt, Ed Hinzmann, Dean Schultz. 82 AV And Arts . Craft's CREATIVITY ABOUNDS FRONT: Jenny Schmidt, Sandy Gahlman, Becky Kuzniewicz, Margaurite Soter, Holly Westphal, Wendy Schmidt, Gaye Westphal. BACK: Dawn Loomis, Janel LeRoy, Gary Pearson, Doug Knueppel, Mr. Lewandowski, Advisor; Cathrine Knudtzon, Scott Heimstra, Diane Quest, Lisa Rohde, Kelly Borth. ART CLUB This year the Art Club expanded its horizons. We attend- ed the Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theatre. We sold potato chips and sold concessions for the Wrestling Invi- tational as a fund raiser. The people who are in Art Club must be in or have had some experience in art. The President of the Art Club is Gaye Westphal, Vice President is Dawn Loomis, Treasur- er is Wendy Schmidt, and Secretary is Janel LeRoy. The Art Club is an excellent way to show and expand your creativity. There are many art classes as student can take. Whichever one that you are interested in, there is the right one for you. Please get involved. FRONT: Wendy Schmidt, Treasurer; Dawn Loomis, Vice President; BACK: Janel Leroy, Secretary; Gaye Westphal, President. Art Club 83 “READ ALL ABOUT IT Officers: Standing: Michelle Draheim, Sports Editor; Jennifer Weiss, Senior Production Editor; Amy Pilsner, Produc- tion Editor; Annette Bischoff, Sports Editor. Sitting: Lisa Rhode, Art Editor; Pat Klomsten, Editor; Cindy Kudak, Asst. Editor. The Odyssey staff put out issues for Homecoming, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter, and the Senior Edition this year. Under Miss Perreth the new advisor, and Editor Pat Klomsten the School newspaper featured some new things for the '84- 85 school year, such as the Senior Interview, and music review columns. It also con- tained the Traditional Student Class Question, Club Reports, and fea- ture articles and creative writing. We were especially lucky this year to have some really imaginative people putting their all into the paper. We welcomed Mrs. Matuszeski back at the semester. Odyssey Staff: (Back row, left to right) Kris Brown, Ken Kalscheur, Jeff King, Lisa Rhode, Jennifer Weiss, Tammy Nehls, Amy Schoonhoven, Pat Klomsten, Miss Perreth, Advisor; Michelle Draheim, Janel LeRoy, Annette Bischoff, Debbie Kalscheur, Jean Henriott. (Stairs, left to right, top to bottom) Stephanie Kulke, Kim Brigowatz, Cindy Kudak, Sandy Gahlman, Dorothy Kitelinger, Tony Kudak. (Front Row,) Amy Pilsner, Gayle Rydstrom, Dawn Loomis, Lori Beechey, Heidi Kasten, Steve Strode. 84 Odyssey FORENSICS '85 CATEGORIES POETRY READING Heidi Damerow Kris Moser Jenny Schmidt Tony Kudak PROSE READING Jody Burnett Kathy Holbach Angie Parson FOUR MINUTE John Nehls Marla Smith Lisa Roy Sally Nehls SPECIAL OCCASION Debbie Bischofft EXTEMP. SPEAKING Joan Kennedy ORATION Brad Bahls Julie Gahlman DEMONSTRATION Andi Wild PLAY ACTING Bruce Sharp Mike Hall FORENSICS STUDENTS ADVANCING TO STATE: 1st. ROW: Amy Dornfeld, Cindy Kudak, Dorothy Kitelinger. 2nd. ROW: Andi Wild, Debbie Bischoff, Heidi Kasten, Troy Haupert, Julie Peters, Sally Nehls, Chris Cribben, Amy Pilsner. 3rd. ROW: Mike Hall, Julie Gahlman, Heidi Damerow, Stephanie Kulke, Jenny Weiss, Kris Brigowatz, Kris Moser. “3r INTERP. READING Heidi Kasten Julie Peters Amy Pilsner Cindy Kudak Steve Strode Eric Kestin Wendy Kuzniewicz Diane Weinheimer Robin Von Haden FARRAGO Debbie Kalscheur 1st. ROW: Jenny Schmidt, Amy Pilsner, Wendy Kuzniewicz, Diane Weinheimer, Lisa Roy. 2nd ROW: Robin VonHaden, Joan Kennedy, Sally Nehls, Eric Kestin. Kris Moser, Kris Brigowatz, Dorothy Kitelinger. 3rd. ROW: Amy Dornfeld. Julie Gahlman, Jenny Weiss, Stephanie Kulke, Julie Peters, Heidi Kasten. Debbie Bischoff, Cindy Kudak, John Nehls, Brad Nehls. 4th. ROW: Jody Burnett. Marla Smith, Mike Hall, Rodney Schultz, Troy Haupert. Bruce Sharp. Angie Parson. SOLO ACTING Kris Brigowatz Troy Haupert Stephanie Kulke Jennifer Weiss STORY TELLING Amy Dornfeld Chris Cribben Dorothy Kitelinger Forensics 85 FRONT: NORMAN TILLEMA, TERRY KOHLS, DENNIS AFFELD, RUSSELL BERNDT, JOHN BERNDT, ROSS WINTER, AND RUSS BUTLER. STANDING: JIM SELCHERT, GENE KRINKE, JAY KAUL, JERRY SCHAALMA, BRENT COUPERUS, KEVIN SCHULTZ, DAR- RELL MINTZLAFF, JOHN STANTON, KRISTINE WINTERS, AND KAY PEARSON. ON STAIRWELL: RANDY GIESECKE AND PAUL PETERMAN. KNEELING ROW 1: AMY ZAHN, BRENDA YERGES, TRACY STEINER, KEN KALSCHEUR AND ANDY BAUER. KNEELING ROW 2: RON NEIS, KEVIN SAEGER, SCOTT WIENKE, AND STEVE METZGER. STANDING 1ST. ROW: DAWN LOOMIS, DOROTHY KITELINGER, RANDY KOPREK, MARK JUSTMANN, JOHN WEINKE, AND LEONARD RYDSTROM. STANDING 2ND. ROW: MR. GROSS, ADVISOR; JIM KRAUSE, JOEL SAEGER. WAYNE JOHLL, TOM JUSTMANN, JEAN HENRIOTT, TIM NEIS, AND ANDY JUSTMANN. THE FFA HAD TWO DELEGATES THAT WENT TO STATE CONVEN- TION. THEY WERE AMY ZAHN AND DAWN LOOMIS. DOROTHY KITELINGER WENT FOR THE ROYAL QUEEN CONTEST. WE HELD THE DISTRICT SPEAKING CONTEST THIS YEAR AND HAD SPEAK- ERS SPEAK IN THE CREED, PREPARED SPEECH, AND EXTEMPORA- NEOUS SPEECH. FOR RECREATION WE HELD A DONKEY BASKET- BALL MATCH. CALF CHAIN AND GILT CHAIN RECEPIENT WAS RON NEIS AND KEN KALSCHEUR. WE HELD OUR FRUIT SALE AND IT WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL. WE ALSO WENT TO PLATTEVILLE COOPERATIVE CONFERENCE AT THE UWP. WE HAD JOHN STAN- TON COMPETE IN TRACTOR SAFETY FOR THE COUNTY AND FOR SAFETY WE HELD A CPR CLINIC. THE CORN PLOT WAS ALSO SUCCESSFUL. OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE PRESIDENT, TOM JUSTMANN; VICE PRESIDENT, JAY KAUL; SECRETARY, DOROTHY KITELINGER; TREASURER, BRENT COUPERUS; REPORTER, AMY ZAHN; PARLIAMENTARIAN, JIM KRAUSE; SENTINEL, ANDY JUST- MANN; CHAPLIN, GENE KRINKE; AND HISTORIAN, JIM SEL- CHERT. 86 F.F.A. FFA SWEETHEART FOR '85-86' AMY ZAHN NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION DELEGATES TO KANSAS CITY, MO. AMY ZAHN, DOROTHY KITELINGER, AND DAWN LOOMIS. KNEELINC 1st. ROW: AMY ZAHN. DENNIS AFFELD, JEAN HENRIOTT. TODD SCHULTZ, DAWN LOOMIS. TRACY STEINER, BRENDA YERCES, MARK SAEGER. KAY PEARSON, JOEL SAECER, AND DOROTHY KITELINGER 2ND ROW: MR GROSS, ADVISOR; RUSSELL BERNDT, MARK JUSTMANN, ANDY JUSTMANN, TIM NEIS, RANDY KOPREK, SCOTT WEINKE, LEONARD RYDSTROM. LISA JOHLL, AND KRISTINE WINTER. 3RD ROW: ROSS WIN- TER, RUSS BUTLER. JOHN WEINKE, KEVIN SAEGER. DAVID OWENS. ANDY BAUER. RON NEIS. TERRY KOHLS. DAN NETZER, THOMAS JUSTMANN, BRIAN WESTPHAL. PAUL PETERMAN. JIM SELCHERT, KEVIN SCHULTZ. JERRY SCHAALMA, RANDY CIESECKE, DALE DOBBRATZ, DARRELL MINTZLAFF, BRENT COUPERUS. JOHN STANTON. KENNY KALSCHEUR, STEVE METZCER, AND JOHN BERNDT. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA PIGOUT F.F.A. 87 FRONT: Chris Cribben, Wendi Kuzniewicz, Kelly Marquardt, Rachel Laursdorf, Amy Dornfeld, Holly Westphal, Robin VonHaden, Lisa Roy. MIDDLE: Felicia Nebl, Beth Gorr, Kay Pearson, Diane Weinheimer, Kris Brigowatz, Lori Barrow, Brenda Behling. BACK: Julie Lentz, Brenda Dobbratz, Denise Draeger, Marla Smith, Rhonda Schultz, Jody Burnett, Sue Davidson, Andi Wild, Louisa VanderVenter, Bridget Yaucher, Lisa Berger, Sandy Kohls, Kristie Beechey. Standing: Diane Szabo, Heidi Heuer, Diane Quest, Tammy Nehls, Julie Peters, Donna Kuhlman, Jean Henriott, Kris Winter, Lisa Vuenger, Michelle Draheim, Catherine Knudtzon, Doris Schuett, Rhonda Callies, Lisa Vredeveld, Jean Reedy, (middle) Amy Braasch, Dorothy Kitelinger! Cindy Kudak, Marguarite Soter, Lisa Rohde, Lori Beechey, Kim Neuberger, Brenda Yerges, Janel LeRoy, Dalene Weise. (Front) Trever Nehls, Mike Szopinski, Scott Heimstra, Brian Westphal, Dawn Loomis. Officers (standing) Lori Beechey. Treasurer, Pat Klomsten, Secre- tary; Mrs. Hodgson, Advisor, (seated) Diane Quest, Vice Presi- dent, Tammy Nehls, President, Jean Reedy, Money Making, This year the Home Ec Club sold candy bars, crysta- Missing is Brenda Schoenwetter, Money Making, line, and spices to raise money to go to Cave of the Mounds and Little Norway and for their banquet. Home Ec 89 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS FRONT: Jeff King, Lisa Rohde, Sandy Gahlman, Cheryl Bahls, Amy Percifield, Chris Cribben. MIDDLE: Kimi Neuberger, Dawn Loomis, Debbie Bischoff, Kim Brigowatz, Kris Braun, Tracy Stieglitz, Amy Dornfeld, Cindy Bauer. BACK: Tom Kolb, Bob Percifield, Angie Parson, Bob Edwards, Michelle Draheim, Annette Bischoff; Advisor, Mr. Krentz; Kent Kohls, Troy Haupert, Kevin Kohls, Janel LeRoy, Tammy Nehls, Brent Couperus, and Doug Knueppel. Club Officers: President, Tom Kolb; Secretary, Janel LeRoy; Vice-President, Brent Couperus; missing is Treasurer Kevin Kohls L E T T E R W I N N E R S 1. The club advisors are Mr. Krentz and Mrs. Kuhn. The Dodgeland Varsity Letterwinner's Club is a group support- ing and promoting the athletic system. You may be a member of this club only if you have earned a Varsity letter. The club has two advisors which are Mrs. Kuhn and Mr. Krentz. The group meets once a month to plan and promote athletic activities. SPANISH CLUB — FRONT: John Nehls, Shannon Euaslin, Brad Bahls, Denise Draeger, Eric Kestin. SECOND: Marla Smith, Steve Strode, Keri Polsin. THIRD: Beth Klug, Candy Strahota, Heidi Kasten, Cindy Kudak, Kimi Neuberger, Amy Percifield, Jenny Klug, Amy Pilsner, Amy Dornfeld. BACK: Jeff King, Joan Kennedy, Stephanie Kulke, Kevin Leistico, Ken Kalscheur, Melissa Berthold, Mike Hall, Bruce Sharp, Cathrine Knudtzon, Mr. Edming, Advisor; Kurt Steffen, Angie Parson, Paula Jeffrey, Laura Maas, Debra Bischoff, Lisa Roy. Spanish Club 91 Officers: Jeff King, Vice President; Joan Kennedy, Secretary; Stephanie Kulke, Treasurer; Janel LeRoy, President; Mark Davis, Chair person Sitting: Chris Neis, Jeff King, Chery Bahls, Michele Wegener, Lisa Roy, Tony Kudak, Heidi Kasten, Diane Weinheimer, Amy Pilsner, Kristi Beechey. Kneeling: Candy Strahoda, Marla Smith, Kim Brigowatz, John Nehls, Debbie Kalscheur, Jim Engels. Cindy Kudak, Dawn Grueneberg. Standing: Amy Percifield, Kimi Neuberger, Jody Burnett, Paula Jeffery, Lisa Yuenger, Angie Parson, Doris Schuett, Melissa Berthold, Amy Schoonhoven, Mark Davis, A.F.S. Student Cathrine Knudtzon, Steve Strode, Ken Kalsheur, Annette Bischoff, Janel LeRoy, Steph Kulke, Jennifer Weiss, Joan Kennedy. 92 A.F.S. CATHRINE FROM NORWAY Hi! First of all. I'm NOT from Sweden! For some reason or other, people always ask me questions about Sweden five minutes after I've said I'm from Norway. What a terrible insult! Because I'm from the country of the fjords, where Santa lives and the raindeers run around in the back yards! Unfortunately I come from a city (Olso), so I haven't gotten that close to reindeers. Neither had I seen too many cows before I came here. Now I've seen them all, the black, the brown, and the spotted ones. And I've learned a lot more about farming, farmers and farming community. It has been really interesting and educational! The small town was a new experience, and so was all the stuff that goes on in school. We don't have school sports at all in Norway! I remember my first pep-rally here. It was really fun and very confusing. I went home, and told my family that we had had some peperone-thing in school! Football and cheerleading was also totally new to me. I could not figure out what was going on there with the guys jumping on top of each other. But I suddenly found myself cheering like crazy for our team! Also I've met so many nice people that it's going to be hard to say bye to. Many of you I'll never see again, and that's sad to think of. But I will come back to the U.S. And then I'll be allowed to drive, so I can come and see you. (fasten you seat belts!) There is SO many things I'll miss, chocolate chip cookies, brownies, tacos, MTV, excellent radio, and diet(?) ice cream! I think I'll be able to live without humidity, 60 below zero, and skunks. But you never know! Thanks to everybody that have done so much to make this a good, fun, educational year. I'll never forget you! If anyone ever comes to Norway, make sure you look me up! (We'll take a ride on the reindeers!) 93 Love, Cathrine (Katrina) Knudtzon sSl II I SOUND OF MUSIC r n % ■ pi « n rrMHHH r ft • x $ • □ L) n □ □ FRONT: Paula Westphal, Denise Onstad, Joanne Wiser, Jennifer Schmidt, Holly Westphal, Stephanie Linn, Marjorie Ward, Christine Cribben, Crystal Larson, Rose Cribben, Rachel Lauersdorf, Ronda Behling, Kelly Marquardt. SECOND: Penny Theodozio, Felicia Nebl, Dawn Freber, Candy Bussewitz, Tonia Wendt, Troy Boettcher, Susan Davidson, Andrea Wild, Tracy Stieglitz, Shelly Vandergalien, Kay Pearson, Lisa Berger, Connie Nowak, Todd Manske, Keri Polsin, Kris Moser. THIRD: Wendy Schmidt, Jenny Klug, Dawn Loomis, Cheryl Bahls, Paula Kohrt, Jody Burnett. Lisa Rohde, Jennifer Weiss, Jeff King, Brenda Dobbratz, Kris Braun, Joelle Klages, Kelly Borth, Tina Shea, Paul Kennedy, Tom LaCrosse, Director, Mr. Sina. BACK: Michele Wegener, Doris Schuett, Stephanie Kulke, Janel LeRoy, Lyle Tisdale, Angie Parson, Michelle Draheim, Matt Christian, Steve Treu, Joe McDonough, Mike Appenfeldt, Leonard Rydstrom, Diane Quest, Tammy Nehls, Jason Vredeveld, Sue Schaeffer, Dave Muenchow. Missing from the picture are Rhonda Schultz, Kristie Bechey, Catherine Knudtzon, Mark Davis, Bryan Davis, and Kevin Klages Triple Trio: Doris Schuett, Kelly Borth, Cathrine Knudtzon, Sue Davidson, Dawn Loomis, Angie Parsons, Margaurite Soter, Joelle Klages, Kelly Marquardt. „ OFF TO STATE 2. OFF TO STATE: Dennis Affeld, Troy Haupert, and Mark Davis went to stale solo ensemble with a trumpet S. trio and received a third rating Mark Davis. Amy Schoonhoven, Jeff King, and Lisa Rohde went to state with j vocal quartet and received a first ratine Felicia Nebl went to state on a classical guitar solo and received a first rating. Lisa Rohde and Jennifer Weiss went to state with a piano duet and received a second rating. le Trio: Lori Beechey, Amy Schoonhoven, Diane Quest, Janel LeRoy, Tina Shea, Jenny Weiss, Lisa de, Tammy Nehls. “BYE, BYE BIRDIE COLOR GUARD — FRONT - Kris Braun, Lisa Rohde, Jennifer Weiss, Candy Bussewitz. BACK - Sally Nehls, Michelle Wegener, Cheryl Bahls, Diane Quest, Tammy Nehls, Doris Schuett, Stephanie Kulke, Cindy Bauer. Pep Band On Stage Are they really this close off stage?? o c co CO 'd a DRUM MASTERS- Amy Schoonhoven and Angie Parson SMILING SENIORS!! CONCERT BAND - FRONT Debbie Kalscheur, Jackie Farrington, Rachel Lauersdorf, Cindy Bauer, Chris Szopinski, Dawn Walker, Amy Schoonhoven, Jennifer Weiss, Lori Beechey, Amy Dornfeld, Heidi Kasten, Angie Parson, Melissa Berthold, Chris Neis, Donna Kuhlman, Joan Kennedy. SECOND ROW - Kim Schmidt, Dawn Freber, Mary Metzger, Traci Steiner, Joelle Klages, Paul Kennedy, Tina Shea, Cherie Manske, Rodney Stanton, Jodell Gierach, Diane Weinheimer, Dawn Manning, Troy Haupert, Dennis Affeld. THIRD ROW - Andy Caine, Todd Schultz, Eric Yarolimek, Kris Braun, Kris Mountin, Chris Cribben, Lisa Berger, Ken Kalscheur, Sandy Kohls, Joanne Wiser, Kris Brigowatz, Kris Moser, Steve Strode, Trever Nehls. FOURTH ROW - Randy Giesecke, Joe McDonough, Kurt Steffen, Shane Peltier, Mike Szopinski, Chris Hauer, Robin VonHaden, Wendy Kuzniewicz, Cheryl Bahls, Jeff King, Scott Mink, Steve Cribben, Andy Bauer, Jim Engels. 1985 DODGELAND BAND MAKING MUSIC MARCH REFLECTIONS CoEditors: Joan Kennedy, Amy Schoon- hoven. Editors: Left to Right-Jean Henriott, Senior Page Editor; Lori Beechey, Senior Page Editor and Yearbook Sales; Lisa Rohde, Senior Page Editor; Margaurite Soter, Advertising Sales. Missing: Tammy Nehls, Business Manager; Janel LeRoy, Sen- ior Page Editor. Staff Members: FRONT: Kris Brigowatz, Dawn Walker, Shannon Eauslin. 2nd. Row-Cindy Kudak, Julie Peters, Katrina Knudtzon, Dawn Loomis, Gayle Rydstrom. BACK- Candy Bussewitz, Steph- anie Kulke, Doris Schuett. The Yearbook Staff did a really nice job this year. Everyone worked together to creat a nice yearbook. The awards were giving at the Yearbook Staff breakfast held at the end of the year. The breakfast was a new idea this year. Everyone agreed that it was a nice idea and that it should be continued next year. 98 Reflections What? They're clean cut! Cropped pants can show off sex-ay ankles! . .. . . and wind pants show off sex-ay ankles too! True comfort-for those long lasting tribal dances. All the stripes makes my mouth drop open too! Really Mom, they're not sup- posed to be straight! Someone please teach this boy to tie his shoes before he graduates? A Pig Man” invasion has hit Dave. The longer the skirt, the less Nair used! 100 QUOTES TO LIVE BY ... We think much less than what we know. We know much less than what we love. We love much less than what there is. And to this precise extent, we are much less than what we are. R.D. Laing THE POLITICS OF EXPERIENCE. We are all functioning at a small fraction of our capacity to live fully in its total meaning of lov- ing, caring, creating, and adventuring. Conse- quently, the actualizing of our potential can be- come the most exciting adventure of our life. - Herbert Otto The adult with a capacity for true matur- ity is one who has grown out of child- hood without losing childhood's best traits. He has retained the basic emotion- al strengths of infancy, the stubborn autonomy of toddlerhood, the capacity for wonder and pleasure and playfulness of the preschool years, the idealism and passion of adolescence. He has incorpo- rated these into a new pattern of develop- ment dominated by adult stability, wis- dom, knowledge, sensitivity to other people, responsibility, strength, and pur- posiveness. — Joseph Stone and Joseph Church CHILDHOOD AND ADOLES- CENCE I am no longer the person who walked in this morning. I'm something new because I experienced something new with you. This is why learning is such an exciting thing, why it shouldn't be a drag. Every book leads you to new books. Every time you hear a piece of music, there are ten thousand new pieces it introduces you to — you listen to one Beethoven sonata, and you're lost! You read one book of poetry, really hear it, and you're lost! And then there are thousands of things to read, to see, to do, to touch, to feel. And each one of them makes you a different human being. So are you really what you are or are you what you are learning and what people have told you through time that you are? — Leo Buscaglia of life, of death, of childhood You can understand people better if you look at them — no matter how old or impressive they may be — as if they are children. For most of us never mature; we simply grow taller Happiness comes only when we push our brains and hearts to the farthest reaches of which we are capable . The purpose of life is to matter — to count, to stand for something, to have it make some difference that we lived at all. — Leo Rosten of learning, of hope, of becoming Oh God, to reach the point of death only to find that you have never lived at all. — Thoreau, WALDEN Down how many roads among the stars must man propel himself in search of the final secret? The journey is difficult, im- mense, at times impossible, yet that will not deter some of use from attempting it . . We have joined the caravan, you might say, at a certain point; we will travel as far as we can, but we cannot in one lifetime see all that we would like to see or to learn all that we hunger to know. -Loren Eiseley THE IMMENSE JOURNEY He who isn't busy being born is busy dying.-Bob Dylan It doesn't matter who you have hurt, if you've learned not to hurt again. It doesn't matter what mis- takes you've made as long as you don't make them again. As long as you learn, as long as you're willing to take your life in your hands, and kiss it and go on from there. Then there is growth. Then there is life! - Leo Buscaglia Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. They come through but not from you. And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. - Kahil Gibran THE PROPHET. Quotcs 101 Just a partyin' Dodgelandites pile up! Shelly Jackson 102 Candids It's right there Hi-ho, Hi-ho . DODGELAND 1985 SPECTACLE NATIONAL ... 10th anniversary of Vietnam. .. .Geneva Talks. . . Apartheid in South Africa. . . Reagen overwhelmingly reelected over Mondale. ...R- eagen's Star Wars and Defense...Israel with- drew troops from Lebannon. . . . Iran vs. Iraq War Continues......Farmer's Crisis.. . .Famine in Ethiopia.... Rock Group forms to send prof- its to Famine Victims .. . Abortion Clinics Bombed- Several Destroyed.......AIDS Scare Continues.. . Auschwitz-search for Menge- le ... Reagen visits German Cemetary... Jews DHS SPORTS ....Troy Nehls and Wayne Johll make State Wrestling Tournament . .. Boy's Basketball makes it to Subregionals-First time in 10 Years- .... Boy's Cross Country-Kevin Kohls makes State Meet in Madison. . . .Girl's Basketball struggles with only one senior. . . .Davis named All-Conference Middle Linebacker... .Kolb and Wegener named Second Team All-Conferen- ce.... New Track Girl's Track Coach an- nounced-Mrs. Schecher.........All Athletes put out a Fine Effort..... protest. . . . Union Carbide-Bopal, India. . . .1984 Olympics held in L.A.....Poland-Priest Mur- dered, Solidarity lives on.... USSR- Chernenko Dies-Gorbachev Rules.... 3,000 Affected by Milk Poisoning in Chicago-2 died. . . Vigilante shoots down Subway Robbers.... Supposed Rape Victim confesses to Lieing. ... Def Leppard Drummer loses arm in Car Accident. . . Ameri- can Solider killed By a Russian Sol- dier................ CLUBS ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD ....Twenty-One Students Make it to State Foren- sics .... Mixed Singing Quartet makes it to State with a Starred 1st. . . .Kennedy Twins Strike with another state bound Piano Duet.... Rohde and Wiess make first appearance with another State Bound Piano Duet- ....Sharp and Kennedy Talk their way to State De- bate. .. .Dodgeland Music Department presents ''Bye Bye Birdie ... .The Dodgeland Marching Band opens up the Dells. . . .A.F.S. Club hosts not one but Two Weekends. . . Spanish Club travels to Milwaukee for Show and Dinner. . . . 103 C? TRUE LOVE Paula Matt Felicia Mark 104 Jenny Lyle Steph Mark TRUE LOVE?!? Romance Comics 105 A final tune from your editors We take this opportunity to thank all those who have made the Purple Reign edition of REFLECTIONS the original yearbook it is. Special thanks to our staff, Mrs. Neumann, Mr. Rambow, Juneau Pharmacy, INDEPENDENT-NEWS, and our advertisers. As we dedicate this book to our parents, in tribute to Prince's Purple Rain and what has been the Seniors’ own Purple Reign , we dedicate this page to the fate of originality, in tribute to a very original musician, Elton John, especially recognizing his song Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. The lyrics come to mind when our gradu- ation comes to mind. Elton John s era of music has ended, but the memories live on. Our era as students of Dodgeland High School has ended, but the memories shall continue to live on. We sing Goodbye Yellow Brick Road to Dodgeland, and shout HELLO!! to the paths of our future, whenever they may lead us. We hope every- one's path of life is full of success, happiness, love and hope. We wish ail of you — fellow graduates, underclassmen, faculty, all of Dodgeland — may all your lives continue to be filled with happiness, may you reach all your dreams, and may the memories live on. 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Inc. 113 Washington Street Telephone 485-4765 HORICON. WISCONSIN 53032 Dc Dodge I 1 3 i Pat Weiss Photography Route 1, Horicon. WI 53032 (414)- 485-4683 STUDIO OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 410 DeClark Street, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 414-885-4670 StucUa 1S1 WEST ST. JUNEAU. WI 5303� DIAL 414 306-5595 ESTABLISHED 1940 Mr. Rambow TTintez iJ£oivez(and 138 E. OAK ST. JUNEAU. WISCONSIN 53039 PHONE 386-4922 Wishing the Class of '85 success SUPER SENIOR PORTRAITS We Do It All! J. Little Photography Custom Color Lab Watertown 261-6607 115 Professional Personal Service Since 1898 Tool. - Dies - Jias . Fixtures molds - Models - assemblies PRODUCTION MACMININO PHONE A14-B27-3600 RCE8EVILLE. WIS. 8387« 801 Park Avenue Beaver Dam. Wisconsin 53916 Telephone: 887-8733 GINNYS LADIES WEAR Marshland Mart Horicon, WI 53032 Compliments of Gibson's Barbershop Ree Seville Congratulations class GrienGtant P. 0. Box 318 1322 N. Spring St. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 JUNEAU VARIETY Complete Line of Variety Merchandise and Gifts Juneau, Wisconsin 386-4611 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1985 JUNEAU PHARMACY 166 E. Oak St. 386-4604 Jim Bosch — Mike Chandler W W 5 W • W W USA GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE BEAVER DAM We're the FRIENDLIEST FOLKS IN TOWN Get hooked on our • Delicious Homemade • Affordable Prices • Fast,Friendly Service GENE’S PIZZA VILLA A Better Dam Trtditton Smor I9S9 MOUOS WM) IhruSvn (-lOprn 887-7288 - SHOPKO STORES. INC. 822 PARK AVE (414) 887-1714 BEAVER DAM. Wl 53916 LUNDE SUPERAMERICA Beaver Dam, WI PASQVJALE'S PIZZA PIZZA - SPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI - SALADS Loraterl off Bv Paw 151 Hwy. 33 887-8111 for Carry-Out Service 119 Monro Straat. Braver Dam. Wisconsin (Ri t Off Park Avanoa) BognSud' « Family Restaurants -.where everything i Dog 'n' Suds Watertown, WI Hwy 26, 1 mile north of Watertown CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Have a good time BOWL! OAK LANES 150 E. Oak St. Juneau, WI JERRY DONNA'S BAR and GRILL Package goods Carryout Food Orders 160 E. Oak St. Juneau, WI 386-3374 B's Family Restaurant (414) 386-4968 255 W. Oak Grove Juneau, WI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 ixmxvrvrmx! 117 WALLY REGGIE’S BAR CLYMAN. WIS. (414) 696-3712 MISCHLER'S CYCLE - SUZUKI 414-885 6552 113 ParalM Street Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 SALES SERVICE BICYCLES - SNOWMOBILES - MOTORCYCLES SUZUKI QUADRUNNERS AND ATV'S THE SENSATION OF SUZUKI FORD PILSNER MOTORS 207 W«tl Street Telephone 386-4634 P. O. Box 62 JUNEAU, WISCONSIN 53039 New Cars And Trucks ANN'S KITCHEN Reese ville Home-cooking - Homemake Pies Mon.-Thurs. 6:00 am-7:00 pm Friday 6.00 am- 9:00 pm Family Style Fish 5:00 pm- 9 .00 pm Saturday 7:00 am-2:00 pm We Cater To Parties Robert Bum� «wit Norbert Scbulz SCHULZ MOTOR SERVICE Phone 927 5225 Reeseville. Wis. 53579 Repair and Tune Ups Front End Alignment LITTLE' Mike's AUTO SALES 1321 N. Spring St., Beaver Dam. Wis. 885-4176 We Buy Or Sell You Car Or Truck! JAKEL COMPANY, INC 201 HARRISON STRUT RUSIVtlll. WIS S� TR Thon. «14 927 33« r o,in -'— M'— .- - «i hit I ’ - n Anything In Aluminum Everything In Glass JANCZAK ALUMINUM GLASS CO. Ornci-SMOP—WARIMOUSI 5-66 9 100 STOOOART ST. HAVIR DAM. WIS. 53916 APPENFELDT WELDING AND REPAIR Small engine Repairing No-burn Saw Chain Sharpening 225 South Main Street 927-5589 Reeseville, WI 118 SSSS5 BB For Dodgeland High School news and accomplishments... Daily Citizen Dodge County's only daily newspaper 805 Park Avenue Beaver Dam ff H0RIC0N HARDWARE HANK 50? E LAKE ST X VVV; WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES A daily newspaper since 1895. Serving both Dodge and Jefferson Counties with a circulation of over 10,300 subscribers. 261-4949 — SPECIALIZING IN — DECKS AND ADDITIONS REMODEL AND REPAIR WAINO SALMI, BUILDER REE8EVILLE. Wl 63579 AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH UF[ AMERICAN FAMILY FINANCIAL SERVICES INC Jim Duffy and Tony Cox RT. 1. BOX 258 (414)927-5278 Juneau (414) 336-5500 SCIASCIA LAW OFFICE Joseph G. Sciascia Paul J. Marose 218 E. Oak Street, P.O. Box B Telephone Juneau, Wl 53039-0136 414-386-2638 INDEPENDENT NEWS Dodge County Royle Publishing Co. RURAL INSURANCE RF i m bu'Mu iHihatti ■Ji AUTO • HEAL TH • FI At FA AMO WAFAS • HOMEOWNERS I UFF • MORTGAGE • RETIREMENT Juneau Qyman Lowell-Reeseville JOHN ENGELS BOB W1ENEKE DICK MAHLKUCH 105 S. Main St. - Juneau Phone: 386-3320 885-3953 Printers and Publishers Serving the Dodgeland area ©aaaaeaaaeaaaaaaaaaBa LAAT5CH ABSTRACT CO., INC 103A SOUTH MAIN STREET BOX 164 JUNEAU. VIS. 50009 TELEPHONE: 066-5544 b Purina... planning tomorrow with research today DLEIFUSS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY 421 Dorstow Street Horicon. VI 50002 JOHN DEERE, JOHN DEERE HORICON WORKS 220 E Lake Street Horicon. VI 50002 Compliment! of ... FARMERS STATE BANK Clyman, Wisconsin This is Your Bank — Use It” Member F.D.I.C. NSC g Purina... planning tomorrow with research today. REESEVILLE AGRI-CENTER, INC. Reeseville, WI 53579 Purina Feed and Seed (414) 927-5524 Bulk and Bag Fertilizer (We Thank You) WALKER'S RESTAURANT — Beaver Dam JOHN N. STELLPFLUG, D.D.S. — Juneau FAR-GRO, INC. — Juneau DODGE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY — Reeseville VILLAGE PHARMACY — Reeseville WISCONSIN POWER AND LIGHT — Horicon KICKAPOO KOUNTRY STORE — Juneau COMPUTER ISLAND — Beaver Dam GIBBY'S GROCERY — Reeseville GREAT AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN — Juneau REESEVILLE FOOD SHOP — Reeseville CAROLINE'S BEAUTY SHOP — Reeseville SCHMID'S CAR WASH — Beaver Dam CALDWELL LUMBER COMPANY — Reeseville 1