Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

GALE-ETTRICK-TREMPEALEAU HIGH SCHOOL GALESVILLE, WISCONSIN EDITOR: BARB GUSE ASSISTANT EDITOR: TERRY SMITH ADVISOR: MRS. G. HANSON IMAGES C Pretend that you are a newcomer to G.E.T. and you're strolling through the school for the first time. What impression do you get as you walk down the halls and past classrooms? What are the images of G.E.T.? Your senses are awakened as you pass the classrooms. In Mrs. Nelson’s room there is only the scratching of pencils; in Room 6 somebody just cracked a joke and everyone is laughing (except Mr. Myers). Students are hard at work in the library, and down the hall you smell fresh bread, varnish, and silk-screen ink — everyone's busy there. At the end of the hall typewrit- ers clack in Room 19 and bombs exploding in Room 30, where Mr. Christianson is showing war movies. If you are here after school, you will probably meet some athletes — male and female. In all sports, the Redmen have what it takes! What is the athletic image of G.E.T.? It is one of hard work, confi- dence and the drive to win. Maybe you saw a group of girls going to office practice, perhaps you saw some seniors talking to Mr. Lund about their fu- ture. G.E.T. has a career image of con- cern-of looking and planning ahead. As you go down the hall, take notice of the big posters on the walls, courtesy of the Pep Club. If it is Homecoming Week, you'll see class posters and everyone will be wearing bibs and socks, Star Wars outfits. If you came for the parade, sorry — it's raining! — but come on in for the pep rally and see the whole school stand up to cheer for the mighty Redmen! You'll see who fires up G.E.T. fans. The social image of G.E.T.? It is one of fun, of friends, and of having a good time to break up the routine of school. Then, long after the buses depart, look outside. If you see V's yellow Cherokee and Mr. Z's Jeep, leaving and Mr. Fitz- patrick and Mr. Howard walking home, you know that it's the end of another day at G.E.T. Beth Hill 2 3 OUR ACADEMIC OUR. ACADEMIC IMAGE is reflected in ... our winning quiz bowl team ... our band and chorus receiving A's at State ... Lori Larson presenting a paper at the Science and Humanities Symposium and placing fourth therefore winning a trip to Monmouth College in New Jer- sey IMAGE ... our second year of flex-mod scheduling ... being a white card carrier ... gaining admittance to the library only on odd mods ... the beginning of another North-Central Evaluation ... Beth Hill being cited by the National Council of Teachers of English for ex- cellence in writing. 5 OUR DYNAMI OUR DYNAMIC IMAGE is reflected in ... presenting Fiddler on the Roof ... and then there's the time Mrs. Hanson walked into the chorus roomand Terry Smith and Tim Hovel I were dancing to- gether 6 : IMAGE .. saying goodbye to Mr. Green .. Mrs. Warriner and Joe Gappa receiving honors from acting Wisconsin governor for saving another person's life .. the Sociology classes spending time with their friends at Marinuka Manor .. members ofV.S.V. working with their kids 7 OUR ATHLETIC OUR ATHLETIC IMAGE is reflected in ... our football rebuilding year ... our many and varied girls' sports, (golf, gymnastics, volleyball, basket- ball, and track) ... our winning baseball team with Coach R. Lund 8 IMAGE ... our girls's volleyball team going to sectionals ... our inexperienced boy's basketball team ... our new wrestling coach, Mr. Rudrud ... our girl's experienced basketball team having a great year ... our football team beginning and ending with a victory 9 OUR CAREER OUR CAREER IMAGE is reflected in ... our Business Department hosting a Business Education Career Day ... visiting the Career Mobil during open labs to preview various job opportuni- ties ... what's it going to be, guys and gals: Army, Marines, Air Force or Navy 10 IMAGE Seniors taking A.C.T. and S.A.T. tests Office Education students receiving on-the-job training in GalesviMe, Et- trick, and Trempealeau Vocational training in Building trades, Auto Mechanics, Health Occupations, and Office Education talks with our guidance counselor, Mr. R. Lund, about our not-to-distance future 11 OUR SPIRIT 12 OUR SPIRIT IMAGE is reflected in ... our Homecoming parade being held in the gym, due to rain ... our spirit plaque ... the blow-up picture of our wrestling team in the gym ... our ringing ears after basketball games IMAGE ... Leroy! ... being ROWDIE ... posters on the walls by Pep Club ... Booster Club started by the wrestler's parents ... ’’Battlecry 13 OUR SOCIAL IMAGE is reflected in ... the Homecoming hospitality room for alumni ... the many and varied mixers with groups and D.J.'s ... the big events of the year — the Homecoming Dance and the Prom OUR SOCIA L IMAGE ... the crowds sitting in the hallway dur- ing lunch mods ... the heated discussions on MacBeth held by Reading for College schol- ars in the conference room ... Curling bonspiels ... the many bake sales to raise money for our clubs and organizations 15 IMAGINE YOURSELF WITHIN THE IMAGE OF FACULTY Images of Faculty and Administration are reflected In ... Mr. Forster's trip to West Salem ... The 1A Igloo with Chief Eskimo, Jessessskl ... Mr. Howard's 20th year in our district ... The Advanced Biology field trips, especially Farmer's Park the LockNess Monster at Marshland and the 2-hour snowball fight at the School Forest ... Don't eat the flowers! ... Miss Peterson's de- but as a singer ... V deciding not to observe Mr. Sol- berg's behind the wheel lessons after the first hair-rais- ing time with a beginning driver ... forgetting your calculator for Mr. Gautch's class and realizing you'd forgotten how to do long division ... Going to play chess in room 7, only to find that the gameboards had been locked up ... The Great Newspaper Debate ... Mr. Jessesski telling people they don't appreciate good music after he got gonged for playing America the Beautiful on his teeth ... Playing ping-pong in the hallways ... The one thing that Bob Wolfe learned in speech class — don't eat your note card! ... Mr. For- ster's Laurel and Hardy films ... Senior homeroom In Room 17 with Mr. Duellman — never a dull moment ... It's time to be quiet! ... Valence tests, the curse of Chem. 1. ... Bertha the Bass ... When two-thirds of the three-member physics class was gone because the win- dow was open and influenza (one of Chris's sick jokes) ... The day Mrs. Nelson's Reading for College schol- ars sat In the conference room, singing Beasts of Englands ... ... The orphans, (Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Lerum) showing their hidden talents at the Gong Show and winning (ta-da) an autographed picture of V in his muscle shirt. ... when Santa Mouse blew a fuse In the office ... The cricket in the office that drove the sec- retaries bananas (and we thought It was the students) ... Somebody stole my key! ... You are the language you use. ... Getting zapped by V for taking more than two lunch mods ... Mrs. Warriner loved to leap ... Getting shot down by the entire brass section In band ... S.S.C. ... We're going to get out at 2:00 today. Sure, Mr. Jessesski ... role-playing in Mr. Forster's class, when Mr. Christianson rushed in to stop the fight ... selling sourballs, cards, candysticks, and sweatshirts (we train salesmen at our school) ... Trying to learn the names of at least a few of the freshmen ... Day one, Cycle one, and Mr. Lund's sign of relief when it was over ... You can't leave- It's an even mod! ... French Class, when Rachel revealed that she doesn't know how old she is ... The Buche de Noel ... Twenty people trying to find the same book for Individual Reading ... Cowa- bunga! ... Playreading In Mrs. Nelson's class when ev- eryone cracked up at the touching romantic scenes ... Learning about the man from Fife's wife's strife ... Mr. Rowlands' motto: Count, COUNT! ... trying to figure out if Ms. Warner meant the phy-ed teacher or the home-ec teacher ... Miss Werner handing out free toast when the new microwave ovens arrived. ... Cosmo couldn't stop laughing even at her own wedding! ... We knew Mr. Klubertanz was here when suddenly the floor of the art room was visible again ... Nerb's birds! ... This is True ... all the animals that showed up for Mrs. Z's concert, yaks, polar bears, hippos, frogs, camels, rhinos, and cats ... Office Practice girls get O.K. out of their vocabulary. ... Even though the money never shows up, Mrs. Hanson says. It's experience that counts. Left: R. Bibby, B. Evenson, W. Beseler, S. Krueger, H. Lyon, R. Delaney, Not Above: N. Valiska, Principal pictured; F. Douglas, K. Lerum and S. Casey, School Board 19 Above: D. Skwierawski and A. War- riner, Phy. Ed. Above: R. Solbert, Driver's Ed. Above: D. Rowlands and J. Zabloski, In- strumental and Vocal Music 22 Above: G. Hanson and A. Nerby, Bus. Ed. 24 Above: R. Christianson, French ■■H Above: L. Hjerlied, H. Ekern, J. Fitz- patrick, Secretaries not pictured C. Sime Above: S. Bauer, C. Risberg, B. Hammer, H. Byrne, M. Hanson, Aids 25 FACULTY DIRECTORY name department advisor Mr. Howard Mr. Vallska Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Lund Mrs. Twesme Mrs. Christianson Mr. Christianson Mr. Forster Mr. Gautch Mr. Klubertantz Mrs. Hanson Mr. Hendrickson Miss Werner Mr. Accola Mrs. Cullen Mr. Duellman Mr. Jessesski Mrs. Lerum Mr. Goller Mr. Myers Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Nerby Mr. Pampuch Miss Peterson Mr. Prusslng Mr. Rowlands Mr. Skwierawskl Mr. Solberg Mrs. Warrlner Mrs. Zabloskl Mrs. Zleln Mr. Niedfeldt AIDS Mrs. Rlsberg Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Hammer Mrs. Byrne Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal, Science Guidance Counselor Librarian French History History Mathematics Art Business Education Agriculture Home Economics Mathematics, Science English Industrial Education English English Social Studies Science English Business Education Science Special Education Industrial Education Band Physical Education Driver's Education Physical Education Vocal Music English Mathematics Pep Club, Color Guard Athletic Director, Letterwinner's Club Boys Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Letterwinner's Club Library Club French Club High Quiz Team, Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor, Girls Track Advisor, Freshman Basketball Student Council Advisor Yearbook Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor F.F.A. Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor F.H.A. Advisor Sophomore Advisor Forensics, Junior Advisor Industrial Arts Club, Senior Advisor Forensics Forensics, Junior Advisor Football Coach, Senior Advisor Ecology, Club, AV Director, Sophomore Advisor, Photo Club Advisor N.H.S. Advisor, Forensics, Freshman Advisor Girls' Golf Coach, Letter- winner's Club, Senior Advisor Head Track Coach, Cross Country Coach, Sophomore Advisor, Girls' Basketball Coach Sophomore Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor Freshman Advisor, Photo Club Advisor Junior Advisor Letterwinner's Club, Golf Coach, Freshman Advisor Sophomore Advisor Girls Gymnastics Coach, Cheer leader Advisor, Pep Club Advisor Senior Advisor Forensics, Drama Club Assistant, Junior Advisor Junior Advisor 27 THERE ARE SOME DEFEATS MORE f Back Row: K. Hilton, Coach Hanson, Coach Goller. Third Row: G. Bryhn, R Niederkorn, D. Woestman, J. Henderson, C. Steffes, B. Gappa, C. Carhart, G Trim, R. Hynes. T. Schein, E. Docken, Second Row: T. Smith, F. Litzen- berger, M. Bortle, M. Hein, J. Gappa, J. Flaherty, J. Smith, D. Whillock, G. Oedsma, K. Knappen, K. McDonah, First Row: K. Kenimer, S. Hare, R. Gil- lies, G. Redsten, S. Erickson. S. Whillock, M. Medema, T. Hovell, T. Sacher, M. Lund. Not Pictured: Mgrs. G. Christiansen, J. Spencer, C. Mo- dahl. IMAGES OF VARSITY FOOTBALL are reflected in: ... the watermelon fights and Coach Han- son not ducking fast enough! ... most of the games being played in the rain and ankle-deep mud! ... Coach Goller1 s jokes on the bus rides home ... Eric Docken throwing his shoes out the window of the bus ... the sad jokes of Mark Hein on the way ... the player bus becoming egg-coated while leaving Onalaska! Above: Seniors wait for last victory! TRIUMPHANT THAN VICTORIES GET vs. Elsworth 6- 0 GET vs. Westby 0-41 GET vs. Holmen 0- 8 GET vs. West Salem 0-24 GET vs. Onalaska 0-12 GET vs. Arcadia 14-31 GET vs. BRF 13- 20 GET vs. Royal 32- 0 Above: Tim Hovell scans the sidelines. Back Row: T. Sacher, G. Redsten, K. Kenimer, F. Litzenberger, R. Gillies, M. Bortle, C. Steffes, Front Row: S. Hare, S. Whillock, T. Smith, S. Erickson, T. Hovell, M. Medema, M. Lund, Not Pictured: J. Lettner. THE BOYS OF Back Row: R. Geske, J. Emerson, S. Peplinski, J. Towner. Front Row: D. Knepper, T. Back, J. Zimmerman, T. Smith, S. Weyant, R. Knepper. Images of J.V. and Freshmen Football are reflected in ... Greg Sacia going out for a pass ... Ardy McCutchen and Luthur John- son meeting at the line ... running laps after pushing the seven man sled ... trying to run far enough to catch one of Kevin Ritter's long passes Back Row: D. Knepper, T. Back, M. Stoner, Front Row: B. Casey, J. Zimmerman, S. Weyant, T. Smith. 30 THE FUTURE Sophomores pile-up for a victory! J. V. GET vs. WESTBY 28- 0 GET vs. HOLMEN 18- 8 GET vs. WEST SALEM 0-22 GET vs. ONALASKA12-32 GET vs. BRF 6-12 0T GET vs. ARCADIA 0- 8 FRESHMEN GET vs. HOLMEN 0- 0 GET vs. ONALASKA 8-30 GET vs. BRF 0-22 GET vs. ARCADIA 6-36 GET vs. 0-F 6-12 Back Row: J. Waller, K. Ritter, R. Peterson, S. Kasten, S. Ryan, E. John- son, A. McCutchen, G. Sacia, J. Bain, K. Johnson, Coach Neidfe dt. Middle Row K. Lebakken, D. Greenleaf, S. Bauer, K. Schmidt, D. Hovell, B. Mens- inq, J. Thill, T. Feyen, C. Oedsma. Front Row: H. Fox, E. Buxton, B. Gappa, B. Guse, B. Howard, J. Remus, T. Lebakken, D. Glomstad, R. Nieder- korn. 32 SPIKE WITH THE Above: Sharon ud for a spike! Far Right: Top Row: L. Smith, Coach Myhra, D. Terpening. Row 4: D. Riggsby, M. Christianson. Row 3: B. Hill, K. Tweed, S. McCutchen. Row 2: J. Bemis, B. Elliott. Front Row: P. Ri- chason IMAGES OF VOLLEYBALL are reflected in: ...Big Red and Little Red .. .Cosmo bringing the wrong shirt to an away match .. .Brenda always having to put the nets awav after practice .. .Crystal forgetting her shoes and having to wear a pair that were too big for her .. .Janet and Sue always having something planned on Friday instead of going to prac- tice .. .Debbie crying on the bus to the away meets .. .Mary's wet pants before a match .. .SIDE OUT!! Diane must be in the net!! .. .LuAnn's determination to eat at Har- dees' even though everyone else ate at McDonald's .. .the expression on Beth's face after missing the ball completely ...Pass, set, and spike it Sharon! .. .all of Julie's back ups ... the ice cube and jawbreaker fights after the stops at McDonald's. (Remember Kelley!) .. .all of the Big Red's close games ... Little Red only loosing one game all season .. .all of our fans that supported us at Sectionals .. .almost loosing Patty at sectionals .. .the horns of excitement after becoming regional champions. .. .the long bumpy bus rides to and from sectionals and state ...last, but not least, our coach, Mrs. Myhra knowing that we could get over the hump. REGIONAL CHAMPS Back Row: S. Hirner, D. Fairbanks, J. Elliott, Row 4: C. Hogden, K. Dopp, Row 3: D. Oedsma, K. Biesen, Row 2: K. Dahl, D. Jostad. Front Row: L. Salzwe- del. GET vs. Independence 15-8, 15- 11, 10-15, 11-15, 15-il, 14- 16 GET vs. BRF 8-15, 10-15, 15- 9 GET vs. Onalaska 15-9, 8-15, 15- 10 GET vs. West Salem 15-12, Il- ls, 10-15 GET vs. Holmen 10-15, 15-4, 15- 7 GET vs. Westby 14-16, 15-9, 16- 18 GET vs Mel-Min 15-13, 1-15, 11-15 GET vs. Arcadia 15-13, 8-15, 6-15 GET vs. Blair 15-6, 11-15, 8- 15, 15-4, 15-9, 15-11 Above: What next Ms. Myhra? 33 VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: Coach Pampuch, L. Hovell, D. Douglas, M. Helstedt, J. Medema, F. Daniel, Mgr. J. Pampuch. Front Row: S. Tranberg, M. Hirner, D. French, D. Doerr, L. Johnson, I. McKeeth. IMAGES OF CROSS COUNTRY are re- flected in: ... Cross-Country is running three miles not skiing ... Nobody ever brakes the training rules. ... We need bleachers for our fans ... Around the horn is seven miles ... We're improving, but not fast enough ... That guy sprinted the last mile ... He is only a freshman ... Our course is at the Galesvilie Ele- mentary School ... Three miles in 15 minutes ... Running is fun! ... Run three miles - how much will you pay me? ... The wrestlers and basketball players not out for football will come out for Cross-Country. ... Only five percent of the total world population can run around a city block ... Our brain is our biggest weakness ... We all could run 26 miles, but who can ... Any dummy can walk the streets and talk smart Above: Steve's off to a head start! GOES CO-ED’S BOYS Darryl Doerr Mike Hirner Luther Johnson Dan French Steve Tranberg Ted McKeeth GIRLS Jackie Medema Frankie Daniel Debbie Douglas Mary Richer Marcia Helstedt Boys run 3 miles Girls run 2 miles 18:38 19:03 19:18 19:43 19:53 20:13 13:30 15:19 18:16 18:17 18:18 Above: Here comes the better half! Below: Coming-in in order. 35 CROSS COUNTRY NERB’S Above: Practice makes perfect! Images of Girls Golf are reflected in: ... all the times we went to McDonalds with Ma and Pa ... Dan-? ... the many colorful stop signs we saw on the way to golf neeches ... the sudden decrease in our team at the end of the season ... Nerbs giant golf tee and the im- mense joy we got from it ... mens night at the golf course ... wearing our darling Nerbs Birds t- shirts ... the time we started to walk home from Onalaska because Roger was late ... all the funny incidents that happened at the Pizza Hut ... trying hard to do our best for our great Coach Nerby 36 Above: I know it's in here somewhere. BIRDS Back Row: Coach Nerby, L. Hovell, K. Duncan, C. Pampuch. Front Row: M. Stellpflug, G. Modahl, K. Kenimer. GET vs. VIROQUA 256-196 GET vs. ONALASKA 250-238 GET vs. HOLMEN, OSSEO 242- 257-332 GET vs. VIROQUA, SPARTA 229-202-252 GET vs. CENTRAL 254-209 GET vs. HOLMEN 231-237 GET vs. CENTRAL 255-233 GET vs. ONALASKA 234-215 GET at REGIONALS 453-4th out of 7 GET vs. SPARTA 270-227 GET MEDIALISTS Carol Pampuch Karen Duncan co-medalist GET MEDALISTS Carol Pampuch Karen Duncan co-medalist Gina Modahl Above: Carol tees off. 37 GIRLS’ GOLF NEW COACH Back Row: Coach Schutz, E. Buxton, E. Docken, S. Knappen, Coach Rudrud. Middle Row: T. Sacher, K. Knappen, K. Kenimer, K. Lebakken, H. Fox. Front Row: D. Macdonald. M. Medema, M. Macdonald, G. Pemberton, B. Cuse. Images of wrestling are reflected in ... the long ride to Viola ... our loyal fans that come to the matches ... Mike's bet with Mrs. Rudrud ... Mr. Rudruds first pep rally ... getting a diaper pin ror pinning your man ... our first wrestling banquet ... Mr. Rudruds sick jokes ... manager Steve Erickson wrestling at 145 in Caledonia ... Mike Medema most pins, Steve Genter quickest pin, Tim Hovel I Redmen Award, and Kyle Kenimer, most take- downs and reversals and most valuable wrestler ... our loyal managers Howie, Hovre, Erickson ... Dave Mcdonald spending most of his time in the whirlpool ... Big Mac, Dave Macdonald and Quarter pounder, Matt Macdonald ... the trophy the seniors gave to Mr. Ru- drud ... running through the hoop on Parent's night ... our coach Mr. Rudrud and assistant coach paul Above: Tim receives last minute instruc- tions from Coach Rudrud. 38 DUALS GET vs. Caledonia 24-42 GET vs. Westby 20-38 GET vs. C-FC 19-39 GET vs. Lewiston 15-45 GET vs. West Salem 9-50 GET vs. Holmen 18-38 GET vs. Onalaska 22-38 GET vs. Logan 23-37 GET vs. BRF 31-25 GET vs. Sparta 8-61 GET vs. Arcadia 15-34 GET vs. Royall 21-29 Tournaments Lee Griffin Invit. 6th Place Panther Invit. 7th place Conference Invit. 5th place WRESTLING HAPPINESS IS Above: Top Row: K. Tweed, S. Holter, K. Corcoran. Third Row: L. Jostad, P. Hunter, C. Schein, Coach Warriner, Coach Rudisell, G. Modahl, C. Hogden, L. Quail. Second Row: P. Loomis, S. Onsrud, D. Jostad. First Row: S. Haug, K. Antony, K. Lebakken, A. French. Images of Gymnastics are reflected in ... Kim Corcoran doing handspring vaults in the hallway with her feet inches from the ceiling ... Dorie Riggsby's first attempt at two consecutive handsprings ( I think I broke my face! ) ... how do you practice floor exercise with no mats? (You clear out the library) ... The dreaded weight room ... a broken arm, a gymnastic knee, those many gymnastic ankles, and the ever present calluses and bruises! How much more can I give? ... the poster, How's this Mrs. War- rier! 40 Above: Hang in there Diane! BEING A GYMNAST Images of gymnastics are reflected in ... our optional team, Connie Schein bal- Comp, ance beam, Diane Jostad, bars and beam. W-L Kelly tweed, floor exercise, Gina Modahl, 2-3 Floor exercise and vault Lisa Quail, Floor exercise, Dorrie Riggsby, Floor exercise, Kim Corcoran, vault Comp. ... Crystal Hogden, our all around com- W-L pulsory 1-2 ... Below, It takes practice to achieve poise Comp. W-L 3-5 Conference Opt. W-L 1-4 Non-Conference Opt.- W-L 3- 0 Overall Opt. W-L 4- 4 G.E.T. ranked 6th in conference 41 GYMNASTICS COULEE CONFERENCE Above: Back Row: Mgrs. G. Christiansen, K. Hilton, Players J. Smith, M. Hirner, L. Lakey, J. Lettner, K. Bemis, R. Niederkorn, B. Brenengen, J. Jes- sessky, Mgr. J. Spencer. Front Row: S. Whillock, J. Flaherty, T. Hovell, Coach Lund, B. Hendrickson, M. Lund, A. Stuhr, T. Byom. Images of Boy's Varsity Basketball are re- flected in: ... the best record, 16-3, at GET in Coach Lund's eleven years! ...averaging 52.6 points a game. .. .holding the opponent to an average of 46.4 points a game! ...practicing to Sweet Georgia Brown! ...running 17 touch 'n' goes in one min- ute! .. .defeating Arcadia in overtime with four guards, Brian, Stu, Buck, Otter, and one forward, Keith! .. .coming from behind to win in the first six out of seven games, Blair, Westby, C- FC, Holmen, Onalaska, and BRF! .. .area papers predict GET to go winless! .. .the unscheduled pep rally presented mod 21 in the halls by the following cheerleaders: Larry Lakey, Brian Hen- drickson, Tim Hovell, Terry Smith, and Mark Lund. Some other played instruments and helped with the cheering. .. .the sign which was held up by the cheerleaders after defeating Onalaska the second time, We are the Champions! 42 CHAMPIONS! GET vs. Blair 51-46 GET vs. Westby 51-35 GET vs. C-FC 54-46 GET vs. Holmen 41-37 GET vs. West Salem 50-44 GET vs. Onalaska 44-40 GET vs. BRF 65-53 GET vs. Whitehall 46-49 GET vs. Arcadia 44-50 GET vs. Royal 1 62-41 GET vs. Westby 50-38 GET vs. Holmen 51-47 GET vs. West Salem 38-28 GET vs. Onalaska 63-57 GET vs. BRF 62-45 GET vs. , Arcadia 71-67 GET vs. , Royal 1 54-51 GET vs. , Mel-Min 50-49 SUB-REGIONAL GET vs. , Onalaska 52-48 Above: Last chance Below: Larry Lakey for the Redmen! - all coulee conference Above: Lettner wins again! 43 BOYS’ BASKETBALL BUILDING FOR Back Row: S. Peplinski, T. Back, D. Whillock, J. Baardseth, J. Bortle, S. Weyant. Front Row: D. Byrne, D. Trim, T. McKeeth, B. Casey, R. Geske. Images of Boys J.V. Basketball are reflected in ... When Steve Peplinski called an official Grizzly ... When we got beat by as many points as we scored. 74-36 ... When it gets hard to stand up it's hard to win. ... Steve P.'s jump shots from half court. ... playing the best ball in the first quarter ... behind by ten points in the fourth quarter, yet we defeated Whitehall in overtime ... the game against Holmen when ahead by eighteen points and came up short ... trouble making lay-ups inpractice ... bad luck shooting free throws dur- ing practice and games Above: Mr. Lund speaks with experience. ... the horrible thought of running the stairs, when we did! 44 TOMORROW Ha.' m i r! Above: Listen close John! J.V. GET vs. Blair 38-48 GET vs. Westby 34-26 GET vs. C-FC 44-55 GET vs. Holmen 53-61 GET vs. West Salem 42-46 GET vs. Onalaska 39-55 GET vs. BRF 37-64 GET vs. Whitehall 51-38 GET vs. Arcadia 47-56 GET vs. Royal I 36-74 GET vs. Westby 52-51 GET vs. Holmen 54-57 GET vs. West Salem 47-38 GET vs. Onalaska 28-56 GET vs. BRF 25-31 GET vs. Arcadia 39-44 GET vs. Royall 37-60 GET vs. Mel-Min 37-54 FRESHMEN GET vs. West Salem 39-53 GET vs. Holmen 44-48 GET vs. C-FC 50-16 GET vs. 8th grade 65-31 GET vs. Arcadia 63-38 GET vs. Mel-Min 58-45 GET vs. Arcadia 47-67 GET vs. Independence 66-60 GET vs. Mel-Min 47-44 GET vs. West Salem 39-45 GET vs. C-FC 47-41 GET vs. Holmen 45-52 Back Row: B. Lettner, K. Ritter, G. Sacia, M. McFadden, J. Thill, Coach Forster, Front Row: S. Bauer, D. Hovell, J. Johnson, T. Lebakken, J. Christiansen, J. Simer- son. 45 ONE STEP CLOSER Above: Standing: M. McKeeth, J. Medema, K. Wood, M. Helstedt, M. Stellp- flug, L. Anderson, S. McCutchen, J. Bemis, C. Maas, D. Fairbanks, M. Christianson Kneeling: Coach Pampuch, Mgr, B. Elliott. Images of Girl's Varsity Basketball re- flected in: ... Martha's half-court shot at the sound of the buzzer during the BRF game ... pregame Pep talks ... Postgame Pep talks ... riding a bus that was about ready to fall apart to practice over at the grade school every night ... Mary's pinky ring ... running our never-ending laps and do- ing the drills we all loved so much ... the shooting stars ... our pre-game nerves, but then how happy we were after we had won ... winning in double overtime against On- alaska ... the closeness of our team ... working on plays in practice but they never seemed to work durinq the game and we always ended up free-lancing ... the five Seniors: Brenda Elliott, Lisa Anderson, Sharon McCutchen, Martha McKeeth, and Mary Christianson ... our many stops at McDonald's ... Julie Bemis leading the team once again ... the fight we had over sweaters or jerseys ... six girls in one hotel room with only one bathroom Above: Put it in Martha! ... remember when and when not to wear our sweaters ... Brenda playing in practice but not in games. Now that's a manager ... defeating Onalaska in sub-regional, Holmen in regionals, but losing to Viroqua by 2 points in double overtime in the re- gional championship game! ... our fans who followed us all over and supported us ... our great Coaches!! TO STATE Above: Looking for something Girls? GET vs. Whitehall 53-24 GET vs. Westby 54-23 GET vs. Holmen 57-29 GET vs. West Salem 23-32 GET vs. Onalaska 57-42 GET vs. BRF Forfeit By BRF GET vs. Arcadia 59-55 GET vs. Royal 1 51-40 GET vs. Westby 41-15 GET vs. C-FC 41-53 GET vs. Holmen 51-35 GET vs. West Salem 36-46 GET vs. Banqor 52-40 GET vs. Onalaska 40-37 2 O.T. GET vs. Independence 47-37 GET vs. BRF 36-49 GET vs. Arcadia 44-48 SUB-REGIONAL GET vs. Onalaska 52-41 REGIONAL GET vs. Holmen 53-38 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GET vs. Viroqua 58-60 2 O.T. Above: K. Biesen, S. Peplinski, C. Maas, D. Peplinski, K. Mack, J. Englien, J. Elliott, K. Dopp, V. Karowski, S. Hirner, L. Hovell, D. Douglas, S. Englien, C. Pampuch, D. Oedsma, Standing in back: Coach Pampuch, Mgr. B. Elliott. 47 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS WITH THE Row 1: S. Onsrud, K. Dopp, B. Elliott, S. Hirner, D. Fairbanks, A. Kar- owski, J. Elliott. Row 2: 5. Knappen. C. Hogden, J. Engelien, F. Dan- iels, S. Stellpflug, J. Bemis, B. Hill, M. Christianson. Row 3: K. An- tony, M. Helstadt, K. Duncan, M. Stellpflug, L. Docken, D. Gentner, L. Hovell, Row 4: C. Pampuch, D. Douglas, D. Oedsma, C. Maas, C. Har- nish. Row 5: Coach Forster, Coach Hoffman OUR GIRLS' TRACK IMAGE is reflected in: ... those agonizing first weeks of track ... Sue Hirner quitting twice ... Chuckles tne Clown ... Laurie Hovel 11 s second annual Jump on your spikes day celebrated a year and four days later than her first annu- al Jump on your spikes day ... Donna Oedsma's first record breaking toss of the shot ... Beth Hill's smile at the end of a race ... Ruebin, our mascot, who flunked obe- dience school ... Singing the Carol Burnett song ... the lovely weather at our first meets ... Cosmo's tahee tahee ... our Chinese fire drill ... Our lack of enthusiasm for the Ona- laska girls and our enthusiasm for the Onalaska boys ... our appreciation and thanks to Mr. Forster, our coach ... rain and lightning at the conference meet Above: Carol lets it fly. 48 WILL TO WIN Above: Beth and Anne run the scenic mile to warm up! Records Set new record recordholder Shot Put Triple 36’lOtt11 D. Oedsma Jump 110 yd. Low 29� 6 L. Hovell Hurdles 220 yd. 16.63 sec. S. McChutcheon Dash 28.45 sec. K. Dopp 440 yd. relay 54.26. sec. D. Gentner M. Helstedt L. Hovell K. Dopp 880 yd. relay 1:56.6 m-s L. Hovell M. Christianson M. Helstedt K. Dopp Discus Relay 253' 5Vin C. Pampuch D. Oedsma B. Elliot 2 mile Relay 12:06.0 m-s D. Douglas C. Maas M. Christianson M. Stellpflug Shot Put Relay 91 4 M. Christianson K. Duncan D. Oedsma The girl's track coach Mr. Forster. 49 GIRLS TRACK STRENGTH AND Above: Front Row: Coach Pampuch, L. Zabinski, S. Hare, S. Tranberg, R. Gil- lies, J. Burt, G. Trim, Manager B. Guse. Middle Row: J. Thill, T. Feyen, S. Bauer, D. Glomstad, S. Weyant, D. Byrne, J. Olson, M. Hein, T. Lebakken, Back Row: T. Smith, M. Macdonald, D. Whi I lock, M. Hirner, D. Doerr, J. Zim- merman, K. Lebakken, L. Johnson, Manager J. Pampuch, Coach T. Goller. Images of Boy's Track are reflected in: ... Gary Trim hitting every hurdle but one. ... Coach Pampuch being upset when he was 15 runners short at the K.C. Relays. ... watching Ron Gillies try to find a parking spot while he should have been running hurdles at K.C. ... Jim Thill celebrating after break- ing brother Franks Freshmen Pole Vault record of 11'011 ... getting tired of doing football cal during track ... leg raisers ... Steve Hare tossing the shot 46'lv ... watching Jim Burt doing a back- wards summersalt after breaking his Pole at the Willard Hanson Relays i Above: I hope I hit the pit! 50 POWER IS THE KEY Gaining ground for another victory. One down and two to go 51 BOY’S TRACK A YOUNG TEAM J. Smith, S. Erickson, J. Olson, S. Peplinski, L. Berg, K. Kenimer, M. Hirner, T. Byom. D. Whillock, S. Hare, S. Whillock, J. Bortle, M. Lund, T. Smith, T. Hovell, T. Terpening Images of BASEBALL are reflected in •.. a piece of the conference cham- pionship ... going to the state tournament ... varsity baseball team: Steve Hare, Terry Smith, Mark Lund, Tim HovelL Kyle Kenimer, Steve Erickson, Steve Whillock, Jim Olson, Joey Smith, Tim Terpin- ing, Tim Byom, Lynn Berg, Mike Hirner , Dan Wi I lock, Steve Pe- plinski, John Bortle ... Six returning lettermen this year. Two of them, Mark Lund ana Steve Hare were on the All-Con- ference team of last year. 52 Batter ready, Pitcher's ready WITH HIGH HOPES Tim contemplating his strategy Well, maybe next time Joey BASEBALL SWING INTO SPRING Front Row: Coach D. Skwierawski, T. Poss, T. McKeeth, J. Smith, R. Nel- son, D. Greenleaf. Back Row: B. Casey, S. Whi I lock, J. Flaherty, R. Poss, B. Hendrickson, D. Poss, J. Jessessky. 54 Above: Will it be a birdie? WITH BOY’S GOLF Above: Randy's determined! Above: Brian trying to improve his game! ss BOY’S GOLF ROWDIE ROW 1, D. Gentner, D. Thompson, P. Loomis, S. Craig, S. Holter, L. Williams, K. Wood, J. Medema. ROW 2, K. Kenimer, C. Berg, K. Duncan, S. Haug, J. Doeer, A. Walski, D. Diamond, L. Smith, L. Anderson, ROW 3, S. Hirner, L. Jick, K. Mack, R. Bryhn, S. Berg, L. McCormick, G. Ofsdahl, R. Dolle, A. Karowski. ROW 4, J. Smith, L. Tschumper, K. Sullivan, K. Mack, R. Hunter, L. Docken, D. Pe- plinski, K. Stellpflug, S. Wilber, L. Quail. ROW 5, G. Byrhn, J. Flaherty, M. Hirner, G. Modal, M. Oanes, R. Bishop, L. Anderson, A. Remus, C. Senven, J. Peterson. Images of PeD Club are reflected in: ... coming in the Pep room to find all your posters ruined by the wrestlers. ... the ten commandments of the Pep room. ... When V came and informed us that you could heard everything we said up- stairs in the teachers lounge. ... pretendin we were working whenever a teacher opened the door. ... The time Gina made scotcheroos for our bake sale when there wasn't one. ... The time Debbie, Diane and Sheri ac- cidentally locked Sue in the pep room and Mrs. Warriner rescued her. ... When Lydia and Angie rolled up in the mats to sleep for five mods so no one would find them. ... When Karen. Jackie and Lydia became fanatics about cleaning. ... When Laurie, Jackie and Sue finally finished sewing those banners only to find that they had spelled Royal I wrong. Basketball players get fired up for game ... using that shakey ladder o put up your against Onalaska 56 poster and then finding out the janitors REDMEN Above: Crow sends it home again! Below: Is this your best side boys? 57 PEP CLUB THE REDMEN Above: K. Sullivan, G. Ofsdahl, P. Dahl, S. Wilber, K. Corcoran Above: P. Dahl, S. Wilber, G. Ofsdahl, B. Guse, K. Sullivan Above: D. Gentner, B. Guse, R. Hunter, D. Jessesski P-R-l-D-E! Above: G. Glowcheski, K. Dahl, P. Nichols, L. Salzwedal, D. Sveen Above: P. Nichols, D. Sveen, C. Glow- cheski, J. Engelien, D. Gentner Above: L. Halverson, B. Kahabka, 2nd row: R. Bryhn, K. Kenimer, Top, L. Updike CHEERLEADERS G-E-T HI L to R Captain-Kerri Mack, Co Captain-Kelly Stellpflug, Captain-Dawn Helstad Images of Pom Pon are reflected in: ... practicing kicking so high that your feet come out from under- neath you ... performing so close together that you hit each other in the face with your shakers ... our little squabbles ... rounding up the right color mit- tens for Frosty The Snowman ... coming late to practice ... our fun trip to the Clinic in Eau Claire when Mrs. McLeod wouldn't let us stop at McDon- alds ... Seniors doing their last routine to Riders 60 Girls last practice before the season ends. GH KICKS Left to Right: K. Stellflug, S. Kasten, K. Mack, K. Mack, D. Helstad, S. Han- son, S. Daffinson, Second Row: A. Remus, A. Karowski, C. Stensven, M. Par- dee, S. Berg, K. Stellflug, Top Row: D. Hammer, L. Tschumper, L. McCormick, G. Fanello. Not Pictured: S. Erickson. 61 POM PON STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Advisor, Mr. Gautch, L. McCormick, D. Terpening, R. Gillies, J. Kaste, G. Parkhurst, M. Runkel, Back J. Flaherty, J. Smith, M. Hein, L. Jostad, L. Hovell, C. Hogden, K. Stellpflug, K. Stellpflug, K. Sullivan, L. Hill, T. Lebakken, T. McKeeth, Advisor, Mr. Forester Images of Student Council are reflected in ... the Snowball with the famous band NEXUS (our ears are still ringing) ... visiting Blair ... mopping the floors in the commons ev- ery Friday ... Ron's throne in the storeroom ... the walking Christmas trees ... Mark and Joey playing cowboy and In- dian in the storeroom ... The big dance after the sound system arrived 62 Right: You're not hungry are you?! PURCHASES SOUND SYSTEM Above: Student Council officers: Reporter, K. Stellpfug; Secretary, G. Parkhurst; Treasurer, D. Terpening; Vice President, M. Hein; President Ron Gillies 63 STUDENT COUNCIL YOU LIGHT Back Row; K. Kenimer, S. Hare, R. Gillies, T. Hovell, T. Smith, T. Sacher, C. Steffes. Front Row: J. Doerr, M. Blaha, R. Dolle, L. Anderson, S. Hanson, M. Chris- tianson, L. McCormick. Above: K. Gamoke, Queen L. Anderson, King T. Hovell, J. McDonah UP MY LIFE” Above: T. Hovel I, King, L. Anderson, Queen Images of Homecoming reflected in ... the little swimming pool on the stage ... all the goodies for tne alumni ... the huge crowed that came to clean up the next morning ... the candles ... the pumpkins and corn shocks in the gym ... trying to keep dry at the game ... the bonfire ... working so hard on the floats only to have the parade rained out ... painting posters for hours on end ... hat and button day, boot and glove day, future day, bib day, and red- white-and-blue day ... looking for Tim's crown ... Queen, Lisa Anderson and King, Tim Hovell 65 HOMECOMING GIRLS GET Above: Our Automatic scorers! Below: Are you sure that's the right size Sharon? 66 IT TOGETHER Row 1: K. Stith, J. Doerr, A. Walski. S. Peplinski, S. Wilber, L. Severson, A. Prochowicz, B. Johnson, Row 2: A. Foss, C. Wilson, S. Muller, S. Klimek, J. Walski, R. Dolle, K. Dahl, P. Leavitt, C. Johnson, Advisor: Miss Peterson. Row 3: C. Bibby, S. Knappen, P. Loomis, L. Von Haden, L. Lebakken, C. Glow- cheski, M. Literski, K. Swartling, J. Jessessky. Row 4: J. Pederson, L. Schmidt, R. Bishop, R. Roberts, T. Howe, K. Stellpflug, D. Jessessky, T. Fil- kowski, Row 5: L. Anderson, B. Wason, D. McKeeth. RED, WHITE, AND BLUE, WE The last silent moment before the game begins. Images of Color Guard are reflected in: ... the lost drumbeat ... the day Karla forget to put the Downy in ... Mr. V. sharing his tootsie-pops ... selling candy sticks ... our G. E. T. warm-up jackets ... racing to get the Iigntest flag ... V's surprise pictures ... I forgot my scarf! ... the Christmas corsages ... trying to decide which blouse to wear Waiting for the right beat. 68 MARCH FOR YOU 69 COLOR GUARD SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, Above: New members are inducted in Na- tional Honor Society. Images of National Honor Society are re- flected in: ... the look on Lori's face when she found she had to lead the meeting ... ushering for plays and concerts ... induction ... qoing out after induction ... learning parliamentary procedure at each meeting ... handing out surveys when you don't know the names ... making sure you had an excuse for missing a meeting ... Our annual party ... trying to remember where to sit at the night of induction ... buying a book stand in memory of Bon- nie Jostad, a member of Natl. Hon. Soc. ... pictured are Nat'l Hon. Soc. officers: C. Steffes, V. Pres. L. Anderson; Pres. B. Hill, Treas.; Larson, Sec. 70 CHARACTER, SERVICE Row 1 L. Quali, D. Diamond, A. Walski, K. Sullivan, D. Fairbanks, R. Dolle, Row 2 Advisor Mrs. Nelson, J. Kaste, G. Parkhurst, B. Hendrickson, M. Hein, D. Terpening, B. Jostad, J. Smith Row 3; M. Runkel, M. Rowlands. K. Wood, B. Hill, K. Stel If lug, R. Poss, L. Larson, Slebaken Row 4: C. Steffes, R. Gilles, F. Litzenburger, T. Byom, M. Herner, J. Pampuch, L. Anderson, S. Hare, S. Kasten 71 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Laurie Williams and Kevin Evenson end the Grand March with a slow dance. London Bridges falling down? ? ? PRECIOUS Queen Laurie and King Kevin lead the grand march. 72 AND FEW Queen L. Williams, King K. Evenson. Images of Prom reflected in ... Robert showing up five minutes before the grand march ... Not being able to get into Klubertanz's room to get the crown and finding the old one at the last minute. ... Karen going through the grand march without her shoes, because Laurie's were too big. ... Taking pictures for Alf and almost falling off the swing. ... Making candles and ending up with a bunch of dull colors and never getting home until 10:00. ... Getting too many people in the grand march. ... When the band having so many breaks be- cause someone kept tripping over the exten- sion cord. 73 PRC FOCUS ON Above: Photo Club, Row 1, J. Sevenson, R. Nelson, J. Smith. Row 2, B. Olson, G. Pemberton, C. Erickson, P. Bessler, A. Tentis, M. McBride, row 3, MR. L. Myers, D. French, J. Wason, J. Spencer, Mr. S. Prussing. Right: Focus in on 78 Images of Photo Club are reflected in: ... the new OMEGA D-S enlarger ... the breaking in of new members ... watching Kodak's educational movies ... detective Nerby shutting down produc- tion for a week ... photos we sold to raise money ... our new advisors, Mr. Prussing and Mr. Myers ... Paul Beseler evading officials in the dark room ... Club officers: Jon Wason, president, Jim Spencer, vice-president, Paul Be- seler, secretary, Dan French, treasurer, Jeff Severson and Joe Smith, reporters. 74 PHOTO CLUB left If I'm not in the classroom, I'm in the dark room. Below: Mr. D. Myers, S. Wil- son, D. Headtke, Backrow, D. Vance, D. Brush, D. Greenleaf, B. Wilson, K. Hilton. 75 PHOTO CLUB AND AV SWEEPING AND 1st. event-lst. place left to right; G. Trim, S. Wilber, K. Stel If lug, J. Hender- son IMAGES OF CURLING are reflecting in: ... who ever heard of throwing a rock in a house ... missing a trophy by one rock ... being strong enough to lift a forty pound rock ... the black and blue marks on your knees after a game ... Greta falling down and landing in an- other sheet of ice ... Terry's ripped pants after throwing a rock ... curlinq with someone that has never curled before 1st. event- 2nd. place left to right; S. Wi I lock, S. Hanson, S. Erickson, D. Helstad 3rd. event-lst. place left to right; L. An- derson, K. Corcoran, T. McKeeth, M. Bortle 76 A ROCKING 2nd. event-lst. place left to right, T. Trim, P. Dahl, R. Beirne, K. Corcoran 2nd. event-2nd. place left to right; Lakey, L. Smith, M. Hein, A. Karwoski 3rd. event-2nd. place left to right; L. Jostad, M. Rowlands, C. Hogden, absent; G. Modahl 1st. event-lst. place far left, left to right; G. Trim, S. Wilber, K. Stellflug, J. Henderson 1st. event- 2nd. place left to right; S. Wil- lock, S. Hanson, S. Erickson. D. Helstad ... 3rd. event-lst. place left bottom, left to right; L. Ander- son, K. Corcoran, T. McKeeth, M. Bortle top, left, left to right; 2nd. event-lst. place, left to right; T. Trim, P. Dahl, R. Beirne, K. Cor- coran top right, 2nd. event-2nd. place, left to right; L. Lakey, L. Smith, M. Hein, A. Karwoski ... bottom left, 3rd. event-2nd. place, left to right; L. Jostad, M. Row- lands, C. Hogden, absent; G. Mo- dahl 77 CURLING FFA AT Row 1, R. Geske, J. Bor- tle, T. Trim, A. Stuhr, J. Lettner, B. Hendrickson, F. Litzen- berger, D. Si- merson, J. Henderson, T. Byom, L. La- key, S. Tran- berg. Row 2, Mr. D. Hen- drickson, J. Duncan, B. Gappa, K. Be- mis, L. Le- mieux, R. Hunter, T. Sacher, S. Erickson, T. Hovel I, K. Lettner, J. Stellpflug, B. Thompson. Row 3, G. Trim, P. ------------ Bibby, T. Schein, R. Klimek, B. Brady, D. Woestman, G. Bryhn, J. Baardseth, J. Towner, D. Smith, M. Kopp, Row 4, K. McDonah, J. Olson, C. Carhart, D. Miller, D. Olson, T. Wood, D. Miller, K. Lebakken, D. Evenson, K. Kuchen, J. Pampuch. Row 5, T. Halverson, J. Jessessky, K. Evenson, G. Oedsma, B. Lettner, R. Hovell, B. Guse, B. Williams, G. Sa- cia, B. Walski, J. Jostad, K. Johnson, B. Gappa. Row 6, D. Hammond, R. Howe, B. Mens- ing, D. Johnson, C. Oedsma, S. Ryan, D. Swenson, L. Bolster. Row 7, R. Hynes, R. Nie- derkorn, M. Abel, B. Hynes, A. Foss, T. Smith, D. Smith, J. Zimmerman, T. Kopp, J. Hovre. Row 8, J. Thill, K. Schmidt, J. Ritter, E. Docken, B. Brenengen, P. Bessler, J. Hovre, D. Bishop, S. Kasten. Right: Larry Lakey, Silver Award in Dairy Proficien- cy, Brian Hendrickson, named Star Agribusiness- man of Section 3 and Mark Bortle Silver Award in State Beef Proficiency Program 78 50 YEARS GAJ.E-ETTRICK-TREMPEALEAU Parlimentary Procedure Team Bot- tom row: S. Tranberg, B. Hender- rickson, D. Simerson, J. Hender- son Top row: J. Lettner, F. Lit- zenberger, L. Lakey, T. Byom. IMAGES OF FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA are reflected in: Five members get Wisconsin Farmer Degree First member in 25 years to get their American Farmer Degree Third place in dairy show- menship in Madison Creed speaker to compete at state Silver award in Building Our American Communites Trophies won at Wisconsin Junior Dairymens' Convention Largest enrollment in A. - VO-AG FFA is still going strong after 50 years 79 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA USING TODAY TO Row 1, K. Corcoran, K. Lebakken, S. Wilber, M. Runkel, J. Doeer, A. Walski, R. Brenengen, Miss L. Werner Row 2: B. Schuh, C. Berg, S. Haug, K. Stellpflug, S. Berg, D. Daffinson, L. Williams, D. Diamond, B. Faucet, S Stellpflug. Row 3 P. Loomis, B. Peplinski, B. Knapper, L. Wagner, R. Dolle P. Woestman, S. Lebakken, K. Evenson, J. Johnson, S. Olson, L. Robinson. Row 4, L. Munson, K. Hanson, L. VanHaden, T. Howe, L. Lebakken, D. Sveen, B. Wood, K. Swensen, L. Craig, B. Jostad. Row 5, C. Maas, L. Salzwedal, C. Jostad, K. Mack. Becky, Dawn, and Sandy busy working on their dresses BUILD TOMORROW Above Recreation Chairman K. Lebakken, Treasurer A. Walski, Secretary J. Doerr, President M. Runkel, Histo- iKd in FUlUre Homemake,S °f America are ,e- lion ChalmnTdoS,' ... receiving a first on our fair booth Vice-President S. Wilber. ... the interesting conversation led by Renee at our quilting bee ... Ann ordering a truckload of potato chips ... Miss Werner's new recipe for hot cocoa - substituting the sugar with salt ... Mary forgetting the banner on the bus at Fall Creek. ... our interesting box lunches and Kelly's pre- diction ... Unicefing ... Judy and Mary not filling out requesitions! ... Answering, Dear Santa Claus1' letters ... Sadie Hawkins dance ... officers wearing gunny sacks to meetings ... listening to Miss Wisconsin at Spring Rally ... attending the Green Lake Convention 81 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA KNOWLEDGE Row I, S. Bettesworth, Mrs. D. Twesne, C. Pampuch, M. Stellpflug, K. Mack, S. Berg, R. Jessesski, R. Hunter, K. Sullivan, D. Fairbanks. Images of library club are reflected in: .. George and Chris cooking hot dogs in the snow the wild Pit games, when our dis- tinguished senior members threw cards at each other helping Mrs. Twesme get rid of her Rice Krispies bars all the little turkeys at our mixer the rubberband fights of certain parties (we'll never tell, Gwen!) the senior members getting their pictures taken in a most appropri- ate place the girls in the magazine room who can't say no. can you count this mod? Mrs. Twesme's mad dashes across the library Diane and Mary chasing after peo- ple with delinquent fines our dress up day for National Li- brary Week the thrills of sheJf-reading those serious discussions in the magazine room working at the Coat Check K. Sullivan, C. Pampuch, B. Hill, L. Lar- Inventory! son, M. Stellpflug. . the censored magazines TO GO Row 1. J. Pampuch, C. Steffes, Mrs. D. Twesme, G. Christianson, M. Rolands. Row 2, B. Jostad, S. Berg, K. Evenson, J. Kaste, L. Anderson, R. Dolle, G. Parkhurst, Row 3, L. Larson, M. Runkel, B. Hill, J. Bryhun. Above: S. Bettesworth, Mrs. D. Twesme, C. Pampuch, M. Stellp- flug, M. Mack, S. Berg, R. Jes- sesski, R. Hunter, K. Sullivan, D. Fairbanks. Left, NO stamping extra mods Roxy. Above left, Row 1, J. Pampuch, C. Steffes, Mrs. D. Twesme, G. Christianson, M. Rolands. Row 2, B. Jostad, S. Berg, K. Evenson, J. Kaste, L. Anderson, R. Dolle, C. Parkhurst, Row 3, L. Larson, M. Runkel, B. Hill, J. Bryhan Far Left, K. Sullivan, C. Pampuch, B. Hill, L. Larson, M. Stellptlug. 83 LIBRARY CLUB FOUR A” RATINGS Above-Row 1; L. VonHaden, S. Onsrud. Row Prochowicz, D. Fairbanks. Row 3; K. Hilton, Row 4, L. Schriener, L. Jick. Images of Forensics are reflected in ... Diane's April Fool joke on Mrs. Cul- len almost caused premature birth ... Dr. Joyce and his ''literature !! ... going over and over your speech until you reach perfection (hopefully) ... 12 out of 22 people going to the State contest ... getting there after your contest has started and wondering where your room is ... wondering if Mary Blaha's alarm clock will get her up on time ... hoping Dave Dittmar doesn't look at some cute girl in the audience and get out of character ... trying to find your room in a building with floors above and below ground ... some people bursting into tears of joy when they find out they got an A 2; C. Wilson, S. Stellpflug, A. M. Blaha, L. Hovell, J. Smith, S. Berg. k. ■ A prospective Diane. 84 AT STATE! Below; Diane and Steve and Liz looking for the good parts. Left; Mary, you've got to look it up! FORENSICS A LITTLE INSPIRATION CREATES Above: Row 1: J. Severson, S. Lebakken, R. Poss, D. Fairbanks, K. Tweed, K. Wood, Row 2: L. Schreiner, D. Jesssski, J. Kaste, K. Everson, A. Prochowicz, B. Hill, L. Von Haden. Row 3: C. Wilson, A. Foss, B. Wilson, S. Berg, M. Hein, J. Smith, K. Swenson, S. Stellpflug. Row 4: K. Lettner, B. Olson, C. Fernholz. S. Onsrud, S. Engelien, R. Nerhing. C. Bibby, Row 5: L. Salzwedal, B. Elliott, L. Williams, S. Holter, L. Watner, S. Berg, M. Strong SOMETHING GREAT. ABOVE Row 1: S. Lebakken, R. Poss, D. Fairbanks, M. Hein, K. Tweed, J. Smith, J. Kaste. Row 2: N. Lerum, K. Evenson, L. Schreiner, S. Berg, A. Prochowicz, D. Jessessky. Row 3: S. Berg, B. Wilson, L. Wagner, J. Severson, B. Hill, K. Wood, D. Dittmar •7 DRAMA CLUB IT’S TRADITION” ABOVE Be happy, be healthy, long life! Here's to whatever comes. Drink, L'Chaim, to Life! Images of Fiddler on the Roof are reflected in ... Tzietel's (Robin Roberts) marriage to Motel (Dave Dittmar). ... the many memorable songs, such as, Tradition , If I Were a Rich Man , To Life , Matchmaker , and Miracle of Miracles . ... the attempt to put on make-up after the beards were already on. ... the ghosts of Frumah Sara and Gradnma Tzietel. ... Tim Hovell lifting Mrs. Lerum up on his shoulder during curtain call. ... the problem of getting Chris and Liz to sit on the bed together during the dream scene. ... the bar scene when the guys lifted Lazar Wolfe (Tim Hovell) onto their shoulders. ... the flowers presented to Mrs. Lerum and Mrs. Zabloski on Saturday 88 night. ABOVE Sweet Sound of Anateuka ... the emotional state everyone was in on Saturday night after the close of curtain call. OF ANATEUKA! FIDDLER ON THE ROOF RISE AND SHINE Above: CH-E-E-E-ESE! Below right: Hepzibah, Henry and Jane Images of Rise and Shine are reflected in ... Phillip's (Bob Wolfe) kiss to Hepzibah (Carol Dolle), his unknown great, great grandmother. ... Philip's (Bob Wolfe) burial suit. ... Bob wanting to rehearse the kissing sene over and over again. ... Hebzibah (Carol Dolle) and Philip (Bob Wolfe) almost missing Judgement Day. ... Henry's laugh. ... Philip (Bob Wolfe) and Hepzibah (Carol Dolle) finding out from Henry (Randy Poss) what their true identities are. ... Steve receiving a bouton- niere for his hard work as director. Above: C. Dolle, R. Poss, L. Schreiner, Director: S. Berg, B. Wolfe 90 THE DEATH AND LIFE OF SNEAKY FITCH” Above Standing: J. Severson, B. Sacia, D. Poss, M. Hein, K. Lettner, D. Doug- las, L. Jick and J. Smith. Kneeling: D. Dittmar Images of THE DEATH AND LIFE OF __________________________________________________ SNEAKY FITCH are reflected in ... the singing narrator (Dave Dittmar) filling the audience in on what is happening or what has happened to the characters. ... The songs such as: The Streets of Laredo , Get Along Little Doggies Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie , and Red River Valley being sung by Dave Ditt- mar, the singing narrator. ... practicing your lines with student director, Laura Wagner. ... the card game between Sneaky (Mike Oanes) and Sheriff Oglesby (Doug Poss) that had five aces in the deck. ... Rackam (Jeff Severson) getting upset because Sneaky (Mike Oanes) would not draw when he was challenged. Having to change the dates of the per- formances after most of the publicity was out. ... when Mark Hein came to try outs with a tennis shoe on one foot and a street shoe on the other foot. Above: Townsmen eyeing Maroon ... the greediness of the undertaker, Joey Smith. ......the three piece brass band. SPRING PRODUCTIONS SING A SWEET SONG Above; J. Peterson, G. Ofsdahl, R. Dolle, K. Mack, T. Smith. Row 1; J. Peterson, M. Blaha, P. Dahl, T. Smith, K. Ken- imer, R. Dahl. Row 2; L. Schreiner, L. Hovell, D. Jes- sessky, Row 3; R. Roberts, J. Smith, K. Tweed. Row 4; K. Lettner, T. Smith, J. Kaste, R. Dolle, K. Mack. Row 5; C. Steffes, G. Ofsdahl, T. Hovell, J. Dahl, D. Dittmar. 92 OF LIFE Above Row 1; P. Dahl, M. Blaha, D. Jessessky, G. Ofsdahl, A. Prochowicz, D. Diamond. Standing left to right; G. Christianson, D. Dittmar, M. Rowlands, C. Steffes, J. Dahl, K. Hilton, B. Sacia, L. Hovell, T. Smith, L. Schreiner, K. Tweed. 93 VOCAL MUSIC SWING AROUND AND Above: Row 1: C. Bibby, L. Docken, C. Dolle, K. Tweed, K. Kenimer, B. Guse. Row 2: B. Wood, L. Wagner, A. Prochowicz, D. Diamond, L. Severson, K. Heinz, L. Salz- wedal, R. Brenegan, L. Updike, K. Corcoran, D. Gentner. Row 3: D. Finucan, S. Stellpflug, R. Nehring. L. Hill, A. French, J. Jessessky, D. Jessessky, R. Dahl, J. Smith, J. Dahl, P. Dahl, K. Corcoran, J. Swartling, P. Moller, K. Mack. Row 4: R. Roberts, L. Anderson, R. BishoD, A. Remus, D. McKeeth, L. Lemiex, J. Peterson, R. Reincke, M. Blaha, T. Hovell, D. Dittmar, T. Sacher, J. Towner, E. Buxton, T. Smith, L. Schreiner, K. Wood, D. Harelson. Images of the choir are reflected in ... the time the boys rewrote the words to Sunny Side of the Street ... the time the bass and tenor sec- tions put motion's to the word pax in the song Gloria in Ex- celsis. ... the songs sung by candlelight at the Christmas Concert. ... the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and friends at the Christmas Concert. ... the students who had to climb over a row or two of chairs to get to their seats. ... the time Tim fell backwards on his chair. ... Dave Dittmar's and Mary Blaha's solos at the spring vocal concert. ... the plaque and poem book that was given to the Leavitt family in memory of John Leavitt's mother. 94 Everybody watching the director? BOOGIE DOWN! Row 1; R. Brenegan. Row 2, P. Dahl, K. Corcoran, J. Swartling, K. Corcoran. Row 3; K. Wood, D. Harelson, S. Hanson. Row 1, D. Jessessky, J. Dahl, G. Ofsdahl, A. Prochowicz, D. Diamond. Row 2; C. Steffes, K. Hilton, B. Sacia, L. Hovell, T. Smith, L. Schriener, K. Tweed. 95 MIXED CHORUS Images of Band are reflected in ... seeing the Ice Follies ... Chris and Star Trek talks ... sound effects by Mark Hein ... Mr. Rowland's 20 minute lecture on wasting time ... all those wars between the trumpet section's machine guns and the trombone sec- tion's artillery ... Lori's version of spelling the director's name, R-0- L-A-l-D-S! ...GO BIG RED!! Right K. Stellpflug, L. Lar- son, R. Poss, M. Runkel, of- ficers PITCH, MELODY Row 1: C. Maas, L. Hill, S. Engelien, C. Glowcheski, C. Bibby, S. Knappen, M. Njus, D. Douglas, J. Cunningham, D. Finucane, R. Bryhn, T. Howe, K. Stellpflug. Row 2: S. Wilber, L. Larson, P. Nichols, T. Bryhn. L. Craig, C. Wilson, L. Halver- son, B. Tinius, P. Leavitt, R. Nehring, B. Sacia, S. Craig, T. Lebakken, L. Tschumper, L. McCormick, G. Parkhurst, D. Helstad, M. Runkel. Row 3: L. Anderson, M. Blaha, T. Smith, C. Pampuch, M. Helstedt, C. Fernholz, D. Redsten, L. Williams, C. Glowcheski, C. Berg, S. Haug, L. Schreiner, C. Dolle, L. Johnson, D. Jostad, P. Richason, S. Berg, J. Kaste, M. Stage, J. Engelien, C. Hogden, B. Barenthin, J. Christiansen, S. Klimek, K. Stith, D. Sander. RHYTHM, HARMONY! One of the 176 trombones!11 Row 4: M. Rowlands, G. Christiansen, P. Bibby, A. Prochowicz, R. Poss, T. Smith, A. Tentis, L. Martin, J. Hovre, C. Modahl, K. Hilton, C. Steffes, K. Mack, L. Jick, S. Onsrud, K. Stel-pflug, T. Sacher, L. Hovell, M. Oines, D. Poss, F. Litzenberger, K. Bieson, M. Hein, R. Poss 97 BAND EUELL GIBBONS IS Right: Disco ducks need protection too. Images of Ecology Club are reflected in .. .our organized meetinqs .. .the profitable paper drive .. .trying to think of something worth- while, to do .. .Mr. Meyer's remarkable sense of humor 98 ALIVE AND WELL Front row: L. Jick, K. Dahl, D. Gentner, L. Salswedel, Second Row: G. Parkhurst, A. Prochowicz, P. Leavitt, D. Finucan, T. Howe, Third Row: A. Karawski, B. Hill, R. Hammond, L. Larson, C. Maas, S. McCutchen, Advisor: Mr. Myers, K. Lettner, T. Sacher, J. Wason BUILDING FOR THE TOO front row. left to right; D. Olson, Mr. Duelman, R. Hynes, J. Henderson, back row, left to right; M. Hirner, D. Woestman, K. Evenson, T. Wood, D. Poss, R. Niederkorn, E. Johnson The Industrial Arts Club scores a big first for G-E-T: A tour through the Ford Motor Assembly plant in St. Paul. A total of 81 students put on their track shoes and walked the com- plete length on the assembly line which is about 1% miles long. Many said it was one of the best of life's experiences. A special thanks to Mr. Prussing for making the tour possible! Right: The road to suecess is always under construction FUTURE top far left: front row left to right; D. Ol- son, Mr. Duel- man, R. Hynes, J. Hen- derson, back row, left to right; M. Hirner, D. Woestman, K. Evenson, T. Wood, D. Poss, R. Nie- derkorn, E. Johnson bottom, far left: The road to success is al- ways under construction top picture, Santa's elfs? bottom picture, Don't cut your fingers Darrell. Left: Eighty- one students tour the Ford Motor Assembly plant in St. Paul Minn. 101 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB THREE TIME Mr. Christianson and G. Images of High Quiz Bowl are reflected in ... .....going into the finals again by win- ning 3 games straight__________ ......the receptionist at the WKBT studio .. WOW........ Helgeson studying the map of Europe ......quarter-pounders at MacDonald's before every game and LaLa paloo- zas after every game____ ......buzzing too early on a question and looking like a complete jerk for 10 seconds --- ......Steffe's jokes, Severson's impres- sions and Duncan's great stories .... ......all gathering in the office at the studio____ ......combing our hair at least every 15 seconds before going on____ ......watching The Waltons on the studio monitor while taping the show______ ......trying to practice while the Pom Pon squad played the same record 15 times a night down the hall____ io2 .......Our Coach, Mr. Christianson______ Chris Steffes laughing at one of his own jokes top, left. Mr. Christianson and G. Helgeson studying the map of Europe, bottom, left, Chris Steffes laughing at one of his own jokes, top, left to right; alternate; L. Schreiner, G. Helgeson, J. Severson, cap- tain; C. Steffes, J. Duncan 103 HIGH QUIZ TEAM SOYEZ A LA MODE: 104 PARLEZ FRANCAIS Row 1- K. Sullivan, L. Quail, L. Lemieux, J. SEverson, L. Jick, A. Foss, L. Severson. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Christianson, L. Salzwedel, K. Mack, T. Fil- kowski, M. Pardee, S. Berg, J. Bryhn, M. Strong, M. Richer. Row 3: L. Schreiner, D. Redsten, C. Schein, S. Daffinson, B. Sacia, P. Richason. 105 FRENCH CLUB PUTTING TOGETHER Images of Yearbook are reflected in ... our advisor Mrs. Hanson ... our faithful editor Barb Guse and as- sistant Terry Smith ... The Iook on Terry's face when he real- ized he had to crop all the pictures ... George Christianson trying to meet the deadline for sports ... George Christiansen trying to be Cute but not funny ... Jerry Reincke trying and mostly failing on senior pages ... trying to find the perfect caption ... John Wason's favorite line, I II be in the darkroom ... Who's going to type this copy? LuAnn Smith or Doreen Hammer ... trying to teach our goal of an E award. ... finding out yearbook isn't an easy class ...the best time to sell directory listings is during school ... preparing Keith Hilton for next year as yearbook editor ... finding out that copy was the hardest thing to do ... Rita Dolle asking a customer where the manager is ... Phyllis Woestman, Jerry Reincke, John Leavitt, and Keith Bemis always tak- ing so long to sell so few directory listings. ... there has to be an easier way than pic- ture day ... finding out you have a deadline tomor- row - with only half the work done IMAGES OF 77-78 top far left, left to right; G. Christiansen, K. Bemis, J. Wa- son, D. Haedtke, B. Wason bot- tom far left, editor B. Guse, T. Smith, asst, editor above: left to right: B. Elliot, J. Bryhn, D. Hammer, P. Woestman, B. Re- mus, L. Wagner standing, left to right: P. Literski, D. Swenson, B. Guse, R. Dolle, L. Smith left asst editor T. Smith, Edi- tor; B. Guse, Advisor; Mrs. Han- son 107 YEARBOOK YOUTH COMES BUT ONCE IMAGES of Freshmen are reflected in: ... Right: class officers. Peggy Nichols, Ruth Nehring, Cheryl Gustafson, and Karl Schmidt ... the first day of high school ... the green freshmen ... avoiding seniors in the halls ... Rich Niederkorn getting hit in the head with a rock while curling ... purchasing a pewter vase for the li- brary in memory of Bonnie Jostad ... our Homecoming float that didn't even place and after all our hard work? ... our bake sales and spring mixer ... anxiously awaiting to get off schedules and on white cards ... Mrs. Hanson's model homeroom with Bob Peterson, Brian Mensing, Arden McCutchen, Rich Niederkorn, Kurt Ri- fenberg, and Kevin Ritter. ... our victorious freshmen basketball team with Coach C. Forster ... the start of a girl's freshmen basket- ball team ... and best of all, looking forward to be- ing sophomores Renee Ahrndt Rose Anderson Kathy Antony Jim Bain Bill Barenthin Ron Barney Anthony Bauer Carla Bibby Don Bishop Larry Bolster Chris Boyer Darrell Brush Terri Bryhn Don Burt Gene Buxton Jim Christiansen Ramon Cowell Lori Craig Darrell Doer Wayne Doerr Carol Dolle Kathy Dopp Judy Cngelien Sue Cngelien Dale Evenson Ted Feyen Annette Foss Hal Fox Ann French Bill Gappa Steve Gentner Dave Glomstad Colleen Glowcheski David Greenleaf Brad Guse Cheryl Gustofson Diane Hackett Donn Haedtke Kelly Halverson Leah Halverson Steve Hanson Richard Hawk Carla Heinz Laura Hill Crystal Hogden Dave Hovell Ronnie Hovell Jim Hovre John Hovre Bruce Howard Robert Howe Pam Hunter Debbie Jacobs Brenda Johnson Eric Johnson Jane Johnson no Joan Johnson Ken Johnson Luther Johnson John Jostad Linda Jostad Becky Kahabka Val Karowski Scott Kasten Sharon Klimek Brian Klink Sue Klomsten Sue Knappen Dean Larson Keith Lebakken Tim Lebakken Bruce Lettner Peggy Loomis Joe Maas Kris Mack Maryann Marsh Randy Marsh Mona McBride Arden McCutchen Mike McFadden Orville Memmer Brian Mensing Alice Miller Dan Miller Craig Modahl Sherri Muller Lori Munson Ronald Nastvold Ruth Nehring Peggy Nichols Rich Niederkorn Martha Njus Charles Oedsma Donna Oedsma Sharia Olson Lynette Olson Sheila Onsrud Madonna Pelowskf Debbie Peplinski Sandy Peplinski Bob Peterson Ryan Poss Todd Poss Becky Redsten John Remus Kevin Ritter Leslie Robinson Shawn Ryan Greg Sacia Steve Salzwedel Dave Sanders Garry Schindler 111 Karl Schmidt Amy Severson Joe Simerson Kathy Synder Troy Steffes Kim Stlth Dan Swenson Jim Thill Leah Thurman Beth Tlnlus Patty Traux Lisa Updike Dave Vance Wanda VanVIeet Kathy Waletsko Jeff Waller Bob Williams Sherri Wilson Bob Walski Jody Wink Barb Ziegler 112 BE SURE YOU ARE Images of the Sophomore class are reflect- ed in ... ... right: Class Officers, Cheryl Maas, Carol Pampuch, Ronda Brynn and Keith Hilton ... Float meetings ... first experiences in Driver's Education ... the little white mouse that got lost in Biology I ... the discipline of Mr. Pampuch's home- room ... our mixer that lasted for 15 minutes ... Jon. Dan, Joe, and Casey playing cards during 13th lunch mod RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAD SOPHOMORE Leland Anderson Joey Baardseth Terry Back Ronda Bain Julie Bemis Carla Berg Kris Biesen John Bortle Sue Brackin Renee Brenegen Dennis Brush Ronda Bryhn Dave Byrne Bill Casey Darrell Christianson Dorthy Christianson Kim Corcoran Jean Cottingham Sandy Dafflnson Jeff Dahl Kari Dahl Frankie Daniel Patty Dick Darla Dettinger Dave Dlttmar Laurie Docken Debbie Douglas Karen Duncan Janet Elliott Jeff Emerson Stacie Erickson Gina Fanello Debbie Flnucane Joe Gappa Debbie Gentner Rick Geske Don Hammond Sue Haug Keith Hilton Sue Hirner Laurie Hovell Gerald Jacobs Bruce Jensen Lisa Jick Cindy Johnson Kris Kahabka Kathy Kenimer Scott Knappen Daye Knepper Ray Knepper Linda Kopp Mark Kopp Tom Kopp Kurt Kuchan Pam Leavitt Kim Lebakkeh 116 Karl Lettner Cheryl Maas Matt Macdonald Jerry Mason Ted McKeeth Jeff Medema Patty Moller Roger Nelson Brian Olson John Olson Leroy Osborn Carol Pampuch Michelle Pardee Greg Pemberton Diane Peplinskl Steve Peplinskl Ann Prochowlcz Tom Sacher Beth Sacia Becky Sacia Lynnae Salzwedel Connie Schein Ruth Severson Dan Smith Tim Smith Jeff Stelpflug Karen Stellpflug Sandy Stellpflug Bev Wason Steve Weyant Dan Whlllock Mark Stoner Dawn Sveen Kathy Swartllng Donna Swenson Brian Thompson Diane Thompson Dan Thlllman John Towner Dan Trim Dave Trim Tamml Truax Lorrie VonHaden Debbie Wall Judy Walski Becky Wood Lawrence Zabinski John Zimmerman 117 WE ALWAYS MAY BE Images of the Junior class are reflected in ... right: Class Officers, top row, Mike Oanes, Greg Bryhn, Lisa Quail, floor, Karen Wood ... When we got real water in the dam on our float ... Eric poured atrezene in a 79 on the football field ... Jackie Medema wore boots with her swimming suit ... Larry Lakey put a cheerleading outfit on to fire up for the Onalaska game ... Jackie's great birthday party ... the rushing around for Prom, having meetings anytime we could fit them in ... Mr. Duellman yelling at Donna in In- dustrial Arts WHAT WE MIGHT HAVE BEEN Lydia Anderson Ray Anderson Rich Beirne Lynn Berg Steve Berg Paul Beseler Sandy Bettesworth Paul Bibby Rhonda Bishop Jim Brackin Bob Brady Brian Brenengen Greg Bryhn Tim Byom Curt Car hart Laurie Cowell Sherri Craig Roger Dahl Debbie Diamond Eric Docken Jeff Duncan Karen Engelien Kevin Evenson Diane Fairbanks Cheryl Fernholz Tamml Filkowski John Flaherty Jackie Folkedahl Allen Foss Dan French Pete Fry Ben Gappa Jim Gappa Laurie Gentner Carron Glowcheski Denis Grover Todd Halverson Karen Hansen Barb Hanson Kathy Harnish Dan Heffner Mark Hein Marcia Helstadt John Herderson Mike Hirner Sue Hotter Terri Howe Roxie Hunter Bruce Hynes Rodney Hynes Pat Jacobson Robyn Jessesski Donna Jessessky Jim Jessessky Judy Jessessky Lynda Jick 120 Diane Jostad Anne Karowski Roger Klimek Kurt Knappen Larry Lakey Lora Lebakken Terri Lebakken Lana Lemieux Peggy Literski Pat Loomis Kelly Mack Dave Malesytckl Louise Martin Ken McDonah Donna McKeeth Jackie Medema Gina Modahl Roger Niederkorn Mike Oanes George Oedsma Jim Olson Kathy Osborn Barb Peplinskl Jackie Peterson Doug Poss Lisa Quail Diane Redsten Angie Romus Mary Richer Dorrie Riggsby Randy Ritter Victor Salzwedel Tim Scheln Lisa Schmidt Linda Severson Joey Smith Kelly Stellpflug Mary Stellpflug Carolyn Stensven Marie Strong Kathy Sullivan Dan Sveen Becky Swenson Katie Swenson Tim Terpening Gary Trim Linda Tschumper Kelly Tweed Sheryl Wilber 121 WE LEAVE BEHIND YESTERDAY OUR SENIOR IMAGES are reflected ... Class motto: We're not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and we love today. ... Class flower: white rose; Class colors: maroon and white ... Homecoming pep not dampened by the rain ... spirit shown through participation, support and rowdieness ... a never ending battle to achieve our goals ... a year of happiness, hard work, joy, and ac- complishments ... Co-valedictorians: Chris Steffes and Gwen Parkhurst and Salutatorian: Lori Larson ... feeling pride and joy as we graduate and start a life of our own ... Class officers (pictured below left to right): Vice Preisdent: Lisa Anderson; Secretary: Lori Updike; and Treasurer: Rita Dolle; not pictured President Bob Wolfe Right to left: Lisa Anderson, Lori Updike, Rita Dolle. Not pictured: Bob Wolfe Above: Queen: Lisa Anderson; King: Tim Hovel I AND WE LIVE FOR TOMORROW Above: Doing What Comes Naturally! Above: The Three Stooges TO LIVE IN On February 1, 1978, we were stricken by the sudden death of Bonnie Jostad. All or us who knew Bonnie felt disbelief and then a deep grief at our loss; for a while, sorrow overcame us. But soon we found in our hearts the blessings of memory. We re- member Bonnie smiling at her locker; sweeping halls after school; springing practical jokes on her friends; her involve- ment in 4-H; Library Club, F.H.A., V.S.Y., Volleyball, Track, N.H.S., Yearbook Staff, and G.A.A., Curling and playing ping pong; being in homeroom, and sharing many, many happy memories with all of her friends. These memories are precious because we are reminded of Bonnie's spirit. The joy and contentment she found in life, her straightforwardness, her sense of humor and her friendly ways made Bonnie a spe- cial person who is missed by many. But when we feel the pain and loneliness of being without Bonnie, let us remember the gifts that she brought us in life and in death. We received from Bonnie several years of happiness and many shared moments. She let us see, through her death, the value of each moment that we have on earth and the joy of being alive. She taught us to appreciate those we love and to show them how much we care. Her dying brought many of us closer to- gether as we opened our hearts to each other in our grief. We learned the goodness of the human heart as people all around us comforted us and eased our pain. And the biggest blessing of all is the love that Bonnie brought to us, her friends — the everlasting love of friendship which has multiplied many times since her death as we reach out to touch others as Bonnie touched us. We can build no better memorial than this love. To create many close friendships as Bonnie did with the same kind of simplic- ity, honesty, and caring that she showed us is the best remembrance anyone can give. In this way, the spirit of Bonnie will carry on forever. HEARTS WE LEAVE 124 BEHIND, IS NOT TO DIE” Layne Anderson Lisa Anderson Keith Bemis Susan Berg Mary Blaha Mark Bortle James Burt George Christiansen Mary Christianson Kelly Corcoran Brenda Elliott Clarissa Erickson Steven Erickson Kathleen Evenson Ronald Gillies Barbara Guse Doreen Hammer Rhonda Hammond Jeffrey Hansen Susan Hanson Steven Hare Deborah Harelson Mark Heinz ar Gordon Helgeson Dawn Helstad Brian Hendrickson Elizabeth Hill Jay Pampuch Gwen Parkhurst Bonnie Peplinski Randy Poss Gregory Quail Gregory Redsten Jerome Reincke Brenda Remus Linda McCormick Sharon McCutchen Martha McKeeth Michael Medema Greta Ofsdahl Darrell Olson Cheryl Moller David Miller LuAnn Smith Tammi Smith Terry Smith James Spencer Anthony Sacher Mary Runkel Patricia Richason Michael Rowlands Jeffrey Severson Daniel Simerson Bibiana Schuh Elizabeth Schreiner Christopher Steffes Laurie Stellpflug Allan Stuhr Jean Ann Swartling Steven Tranberg Deborah Terpening William Towner Amy Tent is Ann Walski Laura Wagner Lori Updike Timothy Trim Steven Whi I lock Steven Wier Randy West Jon Wason Todd Wood Robert Wolfe Nancy Wood Phyllis Woestman Top Left: One of our many bakesales. Above: Cute, but not funny George! Left: Cramming for a Business Law test, Kyle? 132 Above: Ann Walski and Fred Litzenberger — Together Again! WE’LL ALWAYS Senior Advisors: Tom Goller, Jan Zabloski, Audrey Nerby, Bob Christianson, Bob Duellman Valedictorian, Gwen Parkhurst, Salutatorian, Lori Larson, Valedictorian, Chris Steffes 134 HAVE OUR MEMORIES Pastor Kapstra, N. Valiska, Pastor Steve, R. Howard, R. Lund, Pastor Helstedt Principal, N. Valiska lends a last helping hand The Class of '78 135 GRADUATION STUDENT DIRECTORY Anderson, Lay ne Basketball 9, FFA 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, Badger Boy SUte 11 Anderson, Lisa Girls Basketball 11-12, Track 9-10, Gymnastics 9-10, GAA 9-10, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club Offi- cer 10, Class Vice-President 9-10- 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo Ensemble 9-10-11-12, State Solo A Ensemble 11-12, N.H.S. 10-11-12, N.H.S. Vice-President 12, Pep Club 9- 10-11-12, Y.S.Y. 9, Lettermens Club 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11- 12, Badger Girl SUte 11, School Community Relations Committee 12, Homecoming Queen 12. Bemls, Keith Football 9-10, Basketball 9-10-11- 12, Track 9-10-11, Curling 10, Let- termens Club 9-10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Yearbook SUff 12, FFA 10- 11-12 Berg, Sue GAA 9-10-11, Curling 11-12, Pom Pon 12, Pep Club 11-12, Library Club 10-11-12, Drama Club 9-10- 11-12, Thespians 11-12, FHA 10-11- 12, Newspaper SUff 9-10-11, Band 9-10-11-12, Chorus 11, SUte Solo 4 Ensemble 10-11-12, Lakeland Music Camp 9 Blaha, Mary Track 9, FHA 9-10-11, GAA 9-10- 11, Newspaper SUff Assistant Editor 9-10, Band 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 12, Chorus 11-12, Chorus Secretary 11, Chorus President 12, Swing Choir 9-10-11- 12, Solo 4 Ensemble Contest 9-10- 11-12, SUte Honor Choir 12, Sum- mer Music Camp 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12 Boggs, Chris Transferred Senior Year Bortle, Mark Football 10, 12, Curling 10-11-12, Lettermens Club 12, FFA 9-10-11- 12, FFA Sentinel 11, WJDA 9-10- 11-12 Bryhn, Julie GAA 9-10-11, Pep Club 10-11, Li- brary Club 11-12, French 11-12, Drama Club 11, Newspaper SUff 10, Yearbook SUff 12, Play 11 Christiansen, George Football Manager 9-10-11-12, Golf 9-10-11, Basketball Manager 9-10- 11-12, Lettermens Club 12, Letter- mens Club President 12, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club Treasurer 11, Band 9-10-11-12, SUte Solo 4 Ensemble 10-11-12, Yearbook 12 Christianson, Mary Track 9-10-11-12, Volleyball 11- 12, Basketball 11-12, GAA 9-10, Homecoming Court 12 Corcoran, Kelly Cheerleader 9-10, 12, Gymnastics 9- 11, Curling 11-12, GAA 9, Pep Club 12, FHA 9, Y.S.Y. 12, Chorus 11-12 Dahl, Peggy Gymnastics 9-10, Cheerleader 11- 12, Curling 10-11-12, GAA 9, Cho- rus 9-10-11-12, Swing Choir 11-12, Madrigals 11-12, Oliver 11, Madri- gals SUte Solo 4 Ensemble 11, Y.S.Y. 12, School Play 11 Doerr, Judy GAA 9-10-11-12, FHA 11-12, FHA Secretary 12, Pep Club 11-12, Y.S.Y. 12, Colorguard 11-12, Girls Glee Club 10-11-12, SUte Solo 4 Ensemble 11, Badger Girl SUte 11, Homecoming Court 12 Dolle, R1U Gymnastics 10, GAA 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Pep Club 9-10- 11-12, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Y.S.Y. 10, FHA 9-10-11-12, Chorus 9-10-11, Oliver 11, Show Choir 12, Class Treasurer 10-11-12, Lake- land Music Camp 9-10, NHS 12, Yearbook 12, Homecoming Court 12 Elliott, Brenda Track 10-11-12, Basketball 11, Bas- ketball Manager 12, Volleyball 11- 12, Lettermens Club 12, Drama Club 12, Y.S.Y. 12, Yearbook 12 Erickson, Chris Curling 9-10-11-12, Photo Club 12, Yearbook 11, Band 9-10, Solo 4 En- semble 9-10 Erickson, Steve Baseball 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10- 11-12, Wrestling Manager 12, FFA Basketball 11-12, Curling 9-10-11- 12, Lettermens Club 10-11-12, FFA 9-11-12, Badger Boys SUte 11, Snowball Court 9, Prom Court 11 Evenson, Kathy Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club 11-12, Pep Club 10, GAA 11, Y.S.Y. 11, FHA 12, International Thespian Society 11-12 Gillies, Ron Football 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10- 11-12, Lettermens Club 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Student Coun- cil 10-11-12, Student Council Vice- President 11, Student Council Presi- dent 12, Prom Court 11, Homecom- ing Court 12, NHS 11-12, Delegate to WASC Fall Leadership Confer- ence 12. Guse, Barb Gymnastics 9, Cheerleader 10-11- 12, GAA 9-10, Curling 9-10, FHA 9- 10- 11-12, Greenlake Delegate 9-10, Yearbook 11, Yearbook Editor 12 Hammer, Doreen Gymnastics 9, Track 9, Golf 10, GAA 9-10-11, Curling 9-10-11, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Forensics 9, Y.S.Y. 11-12, Yearbook 12, School Play 9, Band 9, Chorus 11, Solo En- semble 9, Student Council 9, Pom Pon 11-12 Hammond, Rhonda Girl's Glee Club 9, Ecology Club 12 Hanson, Jeff Y.S.Y. 12 Hanson, Sue Curling 9-10-11-12, Band 9, Chorus 11- 12, State Solo 4 Ensemble 9, Ecology Club 9, FHA 9, GAA 9-10- 11, Pep Club 9-10, Distar 10, Pom Pon 11-12, Homecoming Court 12 Hare, Steve Baseball 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10- 11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, Letter- mens Club 10-11-12, NHS 12, Bad- ger Boys State 11, Prom Court 11, Homecoming Court 12 Harelson, Debbie Transferred Junior Year — Choir 12 Heinz, Mark Basketball Manager 12, Statistician 11-12 Helgeson, Gordon High Quiz Bowl Team 11-12 Helstad, Dawn Curling 9-10-11-12, Track 9, Band 9-10-11-12, Pit Band 12, SUte Solo 4 Ensemble 9-10-11-12, Cheerlead- er 9, Pom Pon 10-11-12, Pom Pon Co-CapUin — CapUin 11-12, Class Treasurer 9, GAA 9-10-11, FHA 9- 10, Pep Club 9-10-11, Ecology Club 9, Prom Court 11 Hendrickson, Brian Basketball 9-10-11-12, Golf 9-10- 11-12, Football 10, Curling 9-10- 11-12, Lettermans Club 10-11-12, NHS 12. FFA 9-10-11-12, FFA Re- porter 12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, WJDA President 11, WJDA Secretary 10, WJDA Demonstration Team 10-11 Hill, Beth Track 9-10-11-12, Volleyball 10- 11-12, Forensics 10, NCTE Award 12, Y.S.Y. 9 DlsUr 12, Thespians 11-12, Thespians Historian 12, NHS 11-12, NHS Treasurer 12, Ecology 136 Club 10-11-12, Library Club 10-11- 12, Library Club Prasldant 12, Dra- ma Club 9-10-11-12, Drama Club Treasurer 9, School play 9-10-11 Hovall, Tlm Football 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9- 10- 11, Wrestling 12, Baseball 9-10- 11- 12, Track 9-10-11-12, Letter- man Club 9-10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Homaeomlng King 12, School Play 10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Chorus 9-10-12, Swing Choir 12, FFA 12, Y.S.Y. 12 Jostad, Bonnie Vollayball 10, Track 10, Curling 10, Library Club 9-10-11-12, NHS 11- 12, GAA 9-10-11-12, FHA 12, Pap Club 9-10, Yearbook 9 Kaste, Julia Track 9, Vollayball 10-11, GAA 9- 10, Pap Club 9-10, Band 9-10-11- 12, Stata Solo Ensambla 9-10-11- 12, Nawspapar Staff 9-10-11, News- paper Staff Junior Editor 11, Library Club 10-11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Thespian 11-12, Thespian Vice- President 12, Drama Club 9-10-11- 12, FHA 9-10-11, Student Council 12, Prom Quean 11 Kasten, Sue Golf 10, Track 9, Curling 9-10-11- 12, GAA 9-10-11, Pap Club 9-10- 11, Pom Pon 11-12, FHA 9-10, Ecol- ogy Club 9, School Play 9, NHS 11- 12, Badger Girl State Delegate 11 Prom Court 11, Band 9, State Solo Ensambla 9, Chorus 10 Kenimer, Kyle Transferred Junior year. Football 11- 12, Wrestling 11-12, Lettermen's Club 11-12, Prom Court 11, Home- coming Court 12 Knap per, Elizabeth GAA 9-10, FHA 12 Kottemer, Karen Transferred Senior Year Larson, Lori Band 9-10-11-12, Band Vice Presi- dent 12, Solo Ensemble 9-10-11- 12, State Solo Ensemble 10-11- 12, NHS 10-11-12, NHS Secretary 12, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Li- brary Club Vice President 12, Ecol- ogy Club 10-11-12, Ecology Club Secretary 10-11, Ecology President 12, Track 9-10 Curling 10-11-12, Wisconsin Jr. Science Humanities Symposium 11-12, National . Sci- ence Humanities Symposium 12, Musical Pit Band 12 Leavitt, John Football 9, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Curling 12, Student Council 9 Lebakken, Sheryl Track 9, Band 9, Forensics 9, Metric Club 10, GAA 10-11, Library Club 11-12, French Club 11-12, Drama Club 11-12, NHS 11-12, FHA 12, School Play 11, Solo Ensemble 9 Lettner, John Football 10-11-12, Basketball 9-10- 11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, FFA 9- 10- 11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12 Literskl, Marilyn GAA 9, Track 9, Drama Club 9, Yearbook 11 L itzenberger, Fred Football 10-11-12, Track 9-10-11- 12, FFA 9-10-11-12, FFA Reporter 11, FFA Parllmentarlan 12, NHS 10- 11- 12, Band 9-10-11-12, SUge band 10, 12, Delegate Badger Boy State 11, Solo Ensembles 9-10- 11-12, Lettermen's Club 9-10-11- 12, Curling 11-12, FFA Parlimentary Procedure 10-11-12, WJDA 9-10- 11-12, State Solo Ensemble 11, State Parliamentary Procedure Con- test 10-11-12 Lund, Mark Football 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9- 10- 11-12, Baseball 9-10-11-12, Golf 10, Curling 9-10, FFA 10 Maas, Claire GAA 9-10-11-12, FHA 12, Yearbook 10 Macdonald, Dave Wrestling 9-10-11-12, Lettermen's Club 9-10-11-12 Mack, Kerri GAA 9-10, Track 9, Curling 9-10, Pep Club 9-10-11, Chorus 9-10-11- 12, Oliver 11, Swing Choir 11-12, Photo Club 9, FHA 9, YSY 12, Pom Pon 10-11-12, Pom Pon Co-Captain, Captain 11-12 Mahlum, Lois Chorus 9-10, Girl's Glee Club U. YSY 12 McCormick, Linda Track 9, Pep Club 10-11-12, Cheer- leader 10-11, Pom Pon 12, GAA 9- 10, Gymnastics 9, State Solo En- sembles 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11- 12, Pit Band 9-10-11-12, Student Council 9-10-11-12, YSY 12, Homecoming Court 12 McCuthchen, Sharon Track 9-10-11-12, Volleyball 10- 11- 12, Basketball 11-12, Ecology Club 11-12 McKeeth, Martha Basketball 11-12, Track 9-10-11- 12, Curling 10-11-12, Pep Club 9- 10-11-12, Lettermen's Club 10-11- 12, Band 9 Medema, Mike Football 9-10-11-12, Wrestling 9- 10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, Let- termen's Club 9-10-11-12, FFA 9-10 Miller, Dave FFA 9-10-11, Industrial Arts Club 12 Moller, Cheryl Track 9-10, Pep Club 9-10-11, Cho- rus 9,11,12, Girls Glee Club 10, FHA 9- 10-11, Yearbook 11 Munson, Stacey Transferred Junior Year. YSY 12 Ofsdahl, Greta Curling 9-10-11-12, Cheerleader 9- 10- 11-12, CapUIn of Basketball Cheerleading 12, Pep Club 9-10-11- 12, GAA 9-10-11-12, FHA 9-10, Chorus 10-11, Oliver 11, Madrigals 12, Swing Choir 12, Prom Court 11, YSY 12 Olson, Darrell Cross Country 11, FFA 9-10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12 Pampuch, Jay Cross Country Manager 10-11-12, Track Manager 9-10-11-12, FFA 10- 11- 12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, Parlia- mentary Procedure 10-11-12, Land judging team 10, Library Club 10- 11-12, NHS 11-12, Lettermans Club 9-10-11-12, Lettermans Club Sec- retary 12, Basketball Statistician 12 Parkhurst, Gwen GAA 9-10, 12, Band 9-10-11-12, State Solo Ensemble 9-10-11-12, Pit Band 9-10-11-12, Student Coun- cil 9-10-11-12, Student Council Secretary 12, NHS 10-11-12, Li- brary Club 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 12, School Play 9 Pepllnskl, Bonnie Track 11, GAA 9-10, Pep Club 11, Color Guard 11, FHA 11-12 Poss, Randy Golf 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 10, 12, Solo Ensemble 9- 10-11-12, State Solo Ensemble 11-12, School Play 9-10-11-12, Band Pres. 12, Lakeland Music Camp 9-10-11, Alternate Badger Boy State 11, Drama Club 9-10-11- 12, Thespian Society 11-12, Thespi- an Society Vice President 11, Thes- pian President 12, NHS 10-11-12, Curling 10-11-12 Quail, Greg Football Manager 9, Football 10, Wrestling 9, Track 9, Curling 9-10- 11-12, Band 9-10, FFA 9-10-11, YSY U Redsten, Greg Football 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10- 11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12 Relncke, Jerry Curling 10-11-12, Band 9, Chorus 10- 11, YSY 12, Yearbook 12 Remus, Brenda Curling 10,-2, GAA 9-10, Pep Club 9-10-11, Pom Pon 10, Colorguard 11, Glee Club 10, Chorus 11 Richason, Patricia Volleyball 10-11-12, GAA 9-10, 137 Letter mans Club 9-10, French Club 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo En- semble 9-10-11-12, State Solo Ensemble 11 Rowlands, Mike Football 9-10, Cross Country 11, Track 9-10-11-12, Letter mens Club 10-11-12, Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Forensics 9, NHS 10-11-12, Swing Choir 9-10, Madrigals 11-12, Band 9- 10-11-12, Stage Band 9-10-11- 12, State Solo Ensemble 9-10-11- 12 Runkel, Mary Track 9, Curling 10-11-12, Ecology Club 10, Drama Club 9, Publicity Chairman of Drama Club 9, Library Club 10-11-12, Student Council 9- 10- 11-12, Student Council Secre- tary 10-11, State Forensics 10, FHA 9- 10-11-12, FHA Historian 10, FHA Vice President 11, FHA President 12, Newspaper Staff 10, GAA 9-10-12, Badger Girls State Delegate 11, NHS 10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Band Treasurer 12, State Solo En- semble 9-10-11-12, Pit Band 12, Lakeland Music Camp 9-10-11, Greenlake Delegate 10 Sacher, Anthony Football 9-10-11-12, Wrestling 9- 10- 11-12, Lettermens Club 10-11- 12, FFA 10-11-12, WJDA 10-11-12, Play 12, Chorus 12, Homecoming Court 12 Schreiner, Liz Track 9, Golf-0-11, Drama Club 9- 10- 11-12, Thespian 11,12, School Play 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 9-10-11-12, Solo En- semble 9-10-11-12, State Solo Ensemble 9-10-11-12, Chorus 9-10- 11- 12, Swing Choir 12, Madrigals 12, Forensics 9-10-11-12, State For- ensics 10-11-12, High Quiz Bowl 12, French Club 11-12 Schuh, Bibiana Track 11, GAA 9-10, FHA 9-10-11- 12 Severson, Jeff Football 9-10, Golf 10-11, French Club 11-12, French Club President 12, Forensics 9-10-11-12, District Forensics 9-10-11, Photo Club 9-10- 11-12, PFA 9, Drama Club 12, Thes- pians 12, School Play 9-10-11-12, High Quiz Bowl Team 10-11-12 Simerson, Dan Band 9, FFA 10-11-12, FFA Presi- dent 12, WJDA 11-12 Smith, LuAnn Volleyball 10-11-12, Track 9, GAA 9-10-11-12, Lettermens Club 10- 11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, FHA 9-10, Photo Club 9, Ecology Club 9, YSY 12, Yearbook 12, Prom Court 11 Smith, Tamml GAA 9-10-11, Pep Band 9-10-11- 12, FHA 10-11, Drama Club 12, Newspaper 10-11, Newspaper Assis- tant Manager 11, Chorus 9-10-11- 12, Swing Choir 12, Madrigals 12, Music Camp 9-10-11, Band 9-10- 11-12, State Solo Ensemble 9-10- 11-12, Plano Contest 9-10-11-12 Smith, Terry Football 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9- 10- 11, Golf 12, Baseball 9-10-11- 12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Homecom- ing Court 12, Lettermans Club 10- 11- 12, Pep Club 12, Band 9-10-11- 12, Pit Band 11-12, Swing Choir 12, Solo Ensemble 9-10-11, Yearbook 11, Assistant Yearbook Editor 12, YSY 12 Spencer, Jim Football Manager 10-11-12, Football 9, Basketball Manager 9-10-11-12, Photo Club 9-10-11-12, Drama 9, Band 9, Vice-President Photo Club 12, Lettermens Club 10-11-12 Steffes, Chris Football 10-11-12, School Play 10, School Musical 11-12, Band 9-10- 11-12, State Solo Ensemble 9-10- 11-12, Jazz Band 12, Homecoming Court 12, Lettermens Club 11-12, High Quiz Bowl Team 10-11-12, High Quiz Bowl Team Captain 11- 12, Madrigals 10-11-12, Swing Choir 10-11-12, Library Club 9-10- 11-12, Library Club Vice-President 11, NHS 11-12, NHS Vice President 12, Spade Recipient 11, Badger Boys State Alternate 11, National Merit Commended Student 12, Mu- sic Camp 9 Steffpflug, Laurie Ecology Club 11 Stuhr, Allan Basketball 9-10, 12, FFA 9-10-11- 12, WJDA 9-10-11-12 Swartllng, Jean Ann Colorguard 10-11-12, Girls Glee Club 10, Mixed Chorus 12, YSY 11 Tentis, Amy Yearbook 9-10, GAA 9-10-11, Band 9-10-11-12, State Solo Ensemble 9-10-11-12, Photo Club 12, YSY 12 Terpening, Debbie Student Council 10-11-12, NHS 11- 12, Volleyball 10-11-12, GAA 9-10, Lettermens Club 10-11-12, Track 9, Prom Court 11, Badger Girls State Alternate 11, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Photo Club 9, Ecology Club 9, Year- book 11, Curling 9-10 Towner, Bill Track 9-10, Football 10-11, Wres- tling 12, YSY 12 Tranberg, Steve FFA 10-11, FFA Chaplain 12, Let- termans Club 12, Basketball 9, Cross Country 11-12, Track 12, WJDA 10- 11-12 Trim, Tim Basketball 9-10, Football 9-10, FFA 9- 10-11-12, Ecology Club 9 Updike, Lori Gymnastics 9-10, Track 9, Class Secretary 10-11-12, Prom Court 11, GAA 9-10-11, Cheerleading 10-11- 12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Curling 9- 10- 11-12 YSY 12 Wagner, Laura FHA 9-10-11-12, Drama Club 11- 12, Thespians 12, Chorus 10-11-12, School Plays 11-12, Yearbook 12 Walskl, Ann GAA 10-11-12, Glee 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