Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

ARROWHEAD Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School Galesville, Wisconsin Editor: Keith Hilton Advisor: Mrs. Hanson It's the Last of the Seventies. We have moved from Beatlemania in the 60's, to Kiss Army, to the disco fever of today. In ten years dancing has gone from couples dancing close, to no one dancing at all, to dancing, to disco. Discotheques cover-and some say plague-the countryside with flashing lights and loud music. In fashion, hemlines dropped from revealing miniskirts to modest below- the-knee dresses. In sports we witnessed perfection in the gymnastics of Nadia Com- maneci while America's own Bruce Jenner set a world's record in the decathalon. The country has taken to the streets walking, jogging and running. As a nation we experienced first-hand a Presidential resignation, Vietnam, a declin- ing birth rate, advanced space exploration and the first test-tube baby. An American Nazi Party grows and the Ku Klux Klan claims increased numbers. Blacks seem to have been liberated, and women rally for support of the ERA. Hopefully, in the next decade we shall see the outcome of scientific, industrial and in- tellectual break throughs. Star Wars may be just imagination today; tomorrow it may be reality. Many questions have faced the people of the Seventies: Are you a slave to your tele- vision set? What'sjrour astrological sign? How should the U.b. respond to the interna- tional arms race? Is God dead? Is marriage going to the dogs? What are you doing about the energy crisis? Do you know your ances- tral roots ? Are we a threat to ourselves? All has changed from past generations, and yet the world has remained basically the same. Roles in schools and home are un- changed: only the characters are different. Year follows year, thrusting us headlong into our own future. The changes of the Seventies have been but a small part of a chain that we will fully realize in years ahead. When we are years from here, we will have only the memories that we live out now-now in the Last of the Seventies. Laurie Hovel I ____ DEATH OF CHARLES DEGAULLE MUNICH OLYMPICS 4 WATERGATE ERA EXTENSION 9 TWO WOMEN ATTEMPT TO KILL PRESIDENT FORD DEATH OF PRESLEY 13 WE DEDICATE THE 79 YEARBOOK TO CELIA SIME AND JANICE FITZPATRICK Above: Celia Sime Above: Janice Fitzpatrick WE DEDICATE THE ‘79 YEARBOOK TO CELIA SIME AND JANICE FITZPATRICK For the past 26 years, you fine secretaries have been serving students, faculty, admin- istration, and the entire Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School District. We praise you. Despite interruptions of all kinds, you have completed your various duties in keeping the machinery of the school running. Mr. Howard, our district administrator, said it best- Mv secretaries cannot quit until after I do. y Giving you flowers or taking you out to lunch during National Secretary Week says thank you once a year, but we, the student body, are grateful to you all year long for the hard work, the patience, and the loyalty you have shared with us. SENIORS THE LAST CLASS OF THE '70's The 70's Closed With...... President, Lisa Quail, Vice-President, Mike Oanes, Treasurer, Greg Bryhn, Secretary, Karen Wood. Polic protecting us at our games and mixers Mr. V saying, best looking Prom ever held Bringing in the New Year at Alfonze's Senior Priveleges strickened Seniors being shot at Louie emblazed '79 on the Football field Senior picnics and beach parties Carhart devours malt balls at party Work priveleges rescinded Graduation on Sunday, May 27, 1979 Seniors sitting togetner all lunch mods Homecoming Dance changed to Saturday night with Studa-Baker 7 All the other memories we shared as the class of 1979 FIRST SEMESTER GRADUATES: STEVE BERG AND GINA MODAHL ■■■ Brian Brenengen Curtis Carhart Roger Dahl Gregory Bryhn Lauri Cowell wk-m Timothy Byom Sheri Craig U 1 Deborah Diamond Eric Docken f H Jeffrey Duncan Karen Engelien Kevin Evenson w 0 Diane Fairbanks Cheryl Fernholz Tammy Filkowski H DA t £ : John Flaherty Jacqueline Folkedahl Allen Foss 2 Rodney Hynes Patricia Jacobson Diane Jostad Kurt Knappen 2 T Larry Lakey Lora Lebakken jgdUj ft Lana Lemieux Peggy Literski % i Kelly Mack David Malesytcki 26 Terri Lebakken Cheryl Maas Louise Martin 27 George Oedsma James Olson Kathleen Osborn Barbara Peplinski Lisa Quali Angie Remus Jacqueline Peterson Diane Redsten Dorie Riggsby Douglas Poss Rita Reincke Randall Ritter Fv i Victor Salzwedel Timothy Schein Linda Severson Tamira Shaw Vr m Kelly StelIpflug Mary Stel Ipf lug Kelly Tweed Sheryl Wilber Laurie Williams 31 SILVER AND BLACK ARE SENIOR FAVORITES! 1. Mr. Valiska, principal, gives last min ute graduation instructions. 2. Seniors listen intently to these last minute instructions. 3. Seniors line up to march out to the football field for their graduation. 4. Mr. Richard Bibby, School Board President, presents diplomas. 5. Graduating Seniors form a receiving line. The 70's closed with ... Steve Berg graduating at the end of the first semester A Sunday afternoon graduation The tossing of caps at the end of the graduation ceremonies Eric Docken's halo A warm sunny beautiful day to end four years of hard work and many wonderful memories RED ROSE IS CHOSEN AS CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO: THE IMPORTANT THING IN LIFE IS THIS; TO BE ABLE AT ANY MOMENT TO SACRIFICE WHAT WE ARE FOR WHAT WE COULD BECOME. BY SHARING OUR THOUGHTS WE GROW WITH A BETTER UNDERSTANDING. S3IIIAI1DV CANT HELP FALLING IN LOVE 1. Former King Tim Hovell and Queen Lisa Anderson give up their reign to Roger Neiderkorn and Rhonda Bishop. 2. 1978-79 Homecoming Court At- tendants Roxie Hunter and Doug Woestman, Attendants Karen En- gelien and Tim Terpening, 1978- 9 Queen Lisa Anderson, Atten- dants Linda Tschumper and Joey Smith, Queen Rhonda Bishop and Kinq Roger Neiderkorn Attendats Kelly Mack and rian Brenengen, 19 7-78 King Tim Hovell. At- tendants Kathy Sullivan and Mark Hein Attendants Mary Stel If lug and Kurt Knappen. 3. Queen Rhonda Bishop and King Roger Neiderkorn. The 70's Closed With ... The court introduced in the gym on Thursday. The bonfire lit during the game on Fri- day night. Chris Jeffrey DJ's sock-hop. Homecoming night switched to Satur- day. Friday and Saturday spent decorating the gym. The well known Studabaker band per- forms a tribute to Elvis at the dance. Tim being late. Grand March being livened up with kisses. The clean up crew having Sunday morning flu 37 RAIN DOESN'T DAMPEN HOMECOMING SPIRITS 1) Hey Joey! Is that your slip showing? showing' 2) Seniors last try. 3) Juniors artwork wins again. 4) Juniors take it with hydrolics. The 70's Closed With ... Homecoming week consisting of Formal Day, the 50's day, opposite sex day, bib and button day, and red, whie and blue day. The senior girls dress up as clowns. The seniors riding in truck that pulled the float. The juniors taking poster contest for the sec- ond year in a row. The juniors qualifying with first place on the wagon 39 BOWLS AND CURLS The 170's closed with ... Fighting to get your bowling ball Our Sweet Adelines entertaining us each week Operation switch during curling All our down falls in bowling Finding out the lanes were oily after is was too late 1. Kelly, Karen, and Sheryl keep score 2. Row 1: L. Kock, D. Redsten, J. Medema, C. Craig. Row 2: K. Peterson, S. Knappen, B. Ziegler, D. Quail. Row 3: K. Stellpflug, R. Brenengan, S. Wilbur, K. Stellpflug, L. Salzwedel, P. Leavitt, A. Prochowicz, D. Sveen, S. Haug 3. Sheryl Wilbur rolls another strike 4. Girls learn how to bowl and have fun too 41 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 42 PAINTS TUNNEL !!!!!?! .... H J 1) N.H.S. brightens up the tunnel. 2) N.H.S. . Back row, left to right, Carolyn Stensven, Kelly Stellpflug, Doug Poss, Mike Hirner, Keith Hilton, Frankie Daniels, Ann Prochowicz, Sue Holter. Row 2, Kathy Sul i- van, Lisa Quail, Mark Hein. Cheryl Fernho z, Kari Dahl, Deb Diamond, Advisor, Mrs. Nelson. Row 3, Renee Brenegan, Karen Wood, Pam Leavitt, Lynnae Salzwedel, Ted McKeeth, Front Row, Joey Smith, Tim Byom, Diane Fair- banks, Cheryl Maas. New Members, Sheila Onsrud, Sue Engelien, Craig Modahl, Martha Njus, Judy Enqelien, Sandy Peplinski, Laura Hill, Crystal Hogden. 3) Mrs. Nelson introduces new members. 4) The advisor, and Norman Valiska, principal, hands out advice. The 70 s Closed With ... Mark Hein's stammering attempt to speak extemporaneously at induction Lynnae's cheeks burning when her candle didn't Decorating the tunnel with Peanuts characters Meetings so short that taking roll call took longer than the business Painting the weight room, the members, their clothes, and their hair Sue Holter wearing her long underwear top for ushering at the play Simultaneously stuffing ourselves with goodies and trying to elect new officers at the final meeting of the year. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE CHARACTERS: Dr. Maxwell Clarke Sylvia Barret Beatrice Schachter Paul Barringer J. J. McHabe Ella Friedenberg Frances Egan Charlotte Wolf Samuel Bester Sadie Finch Lou Martin Lennie Neumark Carole Blanca Alice Blake Vivan Paine Rusty O'Brien Linda Rosen Jose Rodreguez Carrie Blaine Harry Kagan Jill Norris Rachel Gordon Elizabeth Ellis Charles Arrons Edward Williams Joe Ferone Helen Arbuzzi Francine Gardner Katherine Wolzow Peter Tim Byom Karen Wood Lisa Jick Karl Lettner Doug Poss Terri Schubert Diane Fairbanks Diane Peplinski Tom Sacner Kathy Miller Mike Oanes Mark Hein Ann French Sue Hotter Lyanne Salzwedel Nils Njus Debbie Douglas Scott Bauer Kathy Kenimer Scott Greenleaf Sheila Onsrud Sue Engelien Martha Nius Don Haedtke Brad Guse Joey Smith Carol Dolle Louise Martin Laurie Docken Peter Toppen Laurie Hill jJW J Director: N. Lerum Student Director: L. Lebakken DRAMA CLUB DROPS OUT OF THESPIANS 1. Row 1: D. Jessesski, K. Tweed, S. Onsrud, S. Engelien. Row 2: D. Fair- banks, S. Holter, L. Jick, C. Bibby, C. Dolle, R. Nehring. Row 3: D. Tompson, K. Swenson, S. Stellpflug, B. Olson, L. Salzwedel, D. Poss. Row 4: J. Smith, M. Hein, K. Wood. 2. Many nights of play practice makes a successful performance 3. Main play cast for Up The Down Staircase 47 GERSHWIN, GARBO AI 43 ) POE TO GO 1) Peter Fry and friend 2) A book worm. 3) Front row - P. Nichols, D. Fairbanks, L. Jick, K. Sullivan, S. Wilber, J. Gappa, K. Heinz, C. Glocheski, S. Bettsworth. Back row - D. Peplinski, C. Mack, F. Daniels, R. Bain, S. Daffinson, M. Stel If lug, K. Mack, L. Hill, R. Hunter, C. Ponpuch. 4) I hear voices, can this be? 5) Library display window The 70's close with ... Student librarians holding an open house to celebrate National Li- brary Week Many upper classmen joined the group at a pot luck supper Six new fresnmen joined the club Students received information for Mrs. Glowsheski at the Gales- ville Public Library Students beinq used to the two mod blocks for library use New books being on display Mrs. Tweme saying it’s time to be quiet Is this trip really necessary? If you can't be quiet you'll have to leave! Is this talk really necessary? 11 Please push in your chairs.'' 49 FUTURE FARMERS G R I I so 1) Parlimentary procedure team that went to state. Back row G. T1T t t mrnriTin Odesma P. Bibby, Second row PW IN MEMBERSHIP jD;g F s£!S Creed speaker 2) Back row- T. Smith, K. Lettner, B. Thompson, K. Ku- chan, D. Trim, B. Lettner, B. Guse, T. Feyen, D. Miller, K. Williams. Fifth row- G. Oedsma, D. Bishop, J. Hovre, J. Simmerson, J. Thill, K. Schmidt, E. Johnson, D. Even- son, R. Jostad Fourth row- M. Koop, R. Klimek, J. Jostad, J. Botrle, R. Geske, L. Anderson, L. Schimdt, J. Towner, Kieth Lebakken, R. Severson, J. Holter, K. Burt, L. Stellfug Third row- D. Swenson, L. Bol- ster, R. Homes, Johnson, R. Hovel I, E. Docken, R. Brenen- gen, C. Ravumn, B. Hynes, S. Locken, E. Tranberg, T. Daf- finson, B. Brenengen Second row- J. Hovre, J. Waller, D. Vance, G. Sacia, S. Ryan, S. Kasten, G. Bryhn, R. Ritter, J. Lemieux, G. Berg, B. Komprud, G. Towner. Front row Mr. Hen- drickson, B. Howe, C. Odesma, T. Byom, P. Bibbby, L. Lakey, K. Me Donah, C. Carhart, K. I . IVIC uonari, u udriiwi i Evenson, J. Salzwedel, W. Schultz, D. Stoner. T. Howe 3) Delegate to the W.J.D.A. work- shop John Hovre. Larry Lakey winner of the Guernsey Associ- ation Award and Tim Byom win- ner state director of W. J. D. A. 4) Speech Contestant Renee Bren- engan and Creed Contestant Cin- dy Ravnum The Seventies close with ... F.F.A. receiving a gold rating in the nation- al chapter award. Receiving a bronze rating in the Safety Pro- gram and the Building Our American Com- munities Contest Receiving five Wisconsin Farmers Degrees For Parliamentary Procedure Team in sec- tionals for the third year. Wisconsin Dairymen's Association having eighty-eight members which was highest in state with Tim Byom as director F.F.A. working with Student Council in get- ting milk machine FUTURE HOMEMAKERS PLAY SANTA CLAUS 1. Back row-F. Daniels, S. Daffinson, R. Bain, K. Swenson, S. Stellfug, B. Peplinski, D. Thompson, J. Haldtke, L. Munson, B. Ziegler. Third Row-C. Berg, J. Medema, D. Hunter, T. Brynn, C. Bibby, B. Wood, L Von Han- den, T. Howe. Second Row-S. Stols- mark, D. Jacobs, B. Redstn, A. Mill- er, B. Johnson, S. Peplinski, W. George, K. Hanson. Front Row-D. Scherr, L. Schorder, D. Sveen, L. Salswedel, P. Hunter, S. Wilber, R. Brenengan, R. Anderson, Miss Werner. 2. One of our officers hard at work. 4. Dawn on one of her better dressed days. 3. Miss Werner on the look-out. The seventies close with............ The F.H.A. having a successful spring rally. A big turn-out for Sadie Hakins. The big bus beinq filled(?) with seven people to Whitehall. A Christmas party. Pam never wearing her F.H.A. outfit. Running football stand. Homecoming with Miss Werner gone. Our fair booth and our large fair booth committee, Sherly, Kelly and Judy. Lorrie loosing the heel to ner shoe at the District two Fall Rally. S3 LETTERMENS CLUB 54 INDUCTS WOMEN TOO! 1) Oh, My aching back! 2) Back row - Mr. Lund, C. Carhart, J. Zimmerman, D. Wi I lock, S. Peplinski, M. Hirner, G. Brhyn, L. Lakey, T. Byom, R. Niedekorn, J. Jacobs, T. Smith, Mr. Pampuch. Second Row Mr. Skwierowski, K. Hilton, J. Flarety, B. Hynes. K. Knappen, D. Poss, D. Glumstead, S. Weyant, M. Stoner, L. Johnson , C. Pumpuch, C. Maas, Mr. Forseter. Third row - Mr. Goller, J. Bortle, M. Helstedt. J. Engelien, M. Stelleplug, L. Quail, D. Fiarbanks, K. Kienmore, R. Baine, K. Wood, R. Hunter. J. Bemis, F. Daniels. Mr. Niedfeldt. Fourth row - R. Nelson, S. Knappen, B. Gappa, M. Hein, J. Ol- son, A. Krowski, S. Hirner, D. Doug- las, K. Dobbs, L. Jostad, R. Geske. Front row - C. Hodgen, D. Gentner, K. Tweed, T. McKeeth. J. Elliot, G. Pe- perton, M. Getner, J. Smith, L. Ho- vel!, E. Docken. 3) What a form The 70's closed with ... Lettermen picking the boys for Homecoming court. Having a woman President, Mary Stell- flug. Having Lettermen sweater or emblems in- stead of just jackets. Lettermen holding only a few meetings. Lettermen inducting letter winners from last year. Having more and more girls inducted into the club. Having six advisors for the club. Lettermen being honored at the awards night. Homing a fall and winter banquet to honor the athletes and their parents at the Tranhaus in Ettrick. ss COMPETITION AND 56 FUN FOR ALL 1. Row 1: M. Oines, M. Hein, D. Poss. Row 2: Coach J. Jessesski. S. Stellpflug, Coach E. Nelson, M. Nu- jus, D. Fairbanks 2. D. Jessesski, L. Hovell, A. Prochowicz, S. Onsrud, Missing L. Von Haden 3. Students who advance to state: Row 1: A. Prochowicz, D. Jessesski, M. Hein. Row 2: D. Poss, M. Oines, S. Onsrud The 70's closed with ... Everyone practicing on the busses to contests. The late nights practicing at school. Lorrie Von Haden's good luck charm. Mark Hein sitting on Abe Lincolns lap in Madison. 57 BAND MEMBER IS ALTERNATE 58 TO STATE WIDE HONORS BAND Row 1: R. Bryhn, T. Howe, S. Craig, D. Red- sten, S. Onsrud, K. Mack. L. Jick, J. Critz- man, L. Martin, K. Stellpflug, T. Lebakken, L. Tschumper, Row 2: J. Steffes, L. Cottingham, K. Evenson, R. Dittmar, K. Lilia, M. Nius, C. Bibby, S. Knappen, C. Glowcheski, S. Enge- lien, L. Hill, D. Douglas, Row 3: P. Toppen, D. Schultz, B. Tinius, C. Dolle. L. Johnson, M. Schaller, P. Leavitt, D. Gibbons, T. Gorka, K. Craig, Row 4: L. Ritter, K. Mack, C. Glow- cheski, S. Erickson, C. Berg, P. Nichols. T. Bryhn, P. Leisgang, D. Finucane, S. Wilber, Row 5: M. Helstedt, C. Fernholz, D. Redsten, L. Williams, A. Miller, L. Craig, J. Fernholz, K. Krisel, T. Gentner, Row 6: C. Hogden, B. Barenthin, J. Christiansen, R. Wieczorek, K. Stellpflug, J. Severson, S. Klimek. K. Stith, Row 7: J. Enqelien, K. Stellplug, M. Hein, D. Poss, T. Sacher, K. Biesen, D. Jostad, Row 8: S. Salzwedel, N. Njus, J. Larson, C. Modahl, K. Hilton, D. Schroder, Row 9: A. Prochowicz, P. Hanson, D. Mahlum, P. Bibby, R. Poss, Row 10: S. Maas, J. Lemieux, Director, D. Rowlands. Officers: Kelly Stellpflug. President, Doug Poss, Vice President, Sheryl Wilber, Sec- retary, Cheryl Maas, Treasurer. 59 MADRIGALS DRESS IN STYLE WOMEN REIGN OVER SHOWCHOIR CHORUS IS AIRED ON RADIO The 70's Closed With ... The mini concert and the butterfly that didn't fly Christmas caroling at Gale Manufacturing amid the jingling of running machines. Santas' elves trying to pop out from behind the Christmas tree. Having a bake sale with the leftover goodies from the concert. Swing choir voting unanimously for outfits then finding out that the pattern was cancelled. 1. Madrigals: Back to Front: G. Berg, J. Towner, K. Hilton, J. Smith, L. Hovell, K. Tweed, L. Severson, J. Peterson, S. Engelien, 0. Diamond, A. Prochowicz, C. Dolle, D. Jes- sessky 2. Show Choir: K. Engelien, A. Prochowicz, C. Dolle, K. Dahl, K. Kenimer, D. Jessessky, L. Updike, R. Nerhing, K. Tweed, S. Engelien, L. Severson 3. Chorus officers: A. Prochowicz, K. Engelien, B. Guse, A. French 4. Back to Front: A. French, R. Riencke, J. Peterson, L. An- derson, T. Feyen, M. Mulae, J. Towner, J. Dahl, J. Smith, B. Guse, J. Odesma, R. Nerhing, A. Prochowicz, T. Howe, D. Jessessky, S. Haug, S. Onsrud, C. Dolle, K. Engelien, B. Wood, P. Moller, K. Kenimer, L. Robinson, D. Swenson, S. Rife, K. Dahl, B. Miner, J. Wink, L. Wagner, L. Johnson, 5. Bucholz, K. Corcoran, D. Dittinger, K. Hansen, K. Le- bakken, L. Docken, Val Karowski, C. Heinz, K. Tweed, L. Updike, Director, Jan Zabloski 61 FRENCH CLUB WELCOMES 62 FRENCH VISTOR 1. J. Cottingham, S. Berg, M. Helstedt.K. Mack, L. Quail, M. Njus, R. Bain, F. Daniels, A. Prochowicz, C. Schien, A. Foss 2. R. Christianson, S. Klimek, R. Nerhing, D. Scheer, C. Dolle, S. Sullivan, J. Haedtke, C. Ravnum, A. Miller, K. Leas, B. Dittmar 3. M. Helstedt, K. Mack, A. Miller, L. Craig, S. Klimek, S. Berg, M. Njus, L. Quail, K. Stith, K. Sullivan 4. Club enjoys their French dinner The 70's close with ... Jean Pierre Deroualt from Mayenne France visiting the French Club members here at school. At Christmas time Therese Mack, Denise Prochowicz, Nichole Nehring, Bridgitte Sullivan, and Jacqueline Mensing each made the traditional yulelog, the Buche de Noel. Soiree Parisienne was the theme for this years French dinner. The entree was two types of crepes, and for desert, Tarts aux Fruits. Nominations for this years Who's Who in foreign language are the followinq four seniors — Steve Berq, Kelly Mack, Lisa Quail, and Kathy Sullivan — three juniors — Frankie Daniels, Ann Prochowicz, and Connie Schein — two sophomores — Carla Bibby. and Martha Njus — ana one freshman, Sara Sullivan. They were chosen on their basis of success and achievement in the study of a foreign language. YEARBOOK BUSY WITH M FUND RAISERS 1. K. Corcoran and K. Duncan crop Pic- tures 2. Editor, K. Hilton and Advisor, Mrs. Hanson attend a summer yearbook workshop 3. A. Karowski and T. Filkowski writing copy with T. Terpening supervising 4. T. Truax typing on a copysheet The 70's Closed With ... Selling tootsie roll banks Selling class T-shirts Selling holly Selling goodies for bake sales Selling directory listings Selling, Selling, SELLING! The endless work of writing headlines, tracking down copy and taking pictures. Mrs. Hansons famous words remember, this is your yearbook, but do it this way And above all, remember that black lines are free. Looking for our editor Keith Hilton. Yearbook Staff: L. Anderson, R. Bishop, K. Corcoran, K. Duncan, I. Filkowsxi, R. Hynes, A. Karwoski, J. Medema, J. Olson, A. Remus, B. Sacia, L. Severson, B. Swenson, T. Terpening, T. Truax, D. French INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE 1) Ken McDonah hard at work 2) Left to right, First row: B. Brady, R. Hynes, D. Sanders, R. Hovel I, B. Ol- sen. Second row: C. Carhart, R. Nie- derkorn, K. Evenson, J. Olson, E. Johnson, M. Hirner, D. Poss. Third row: Mr. Prussing, J. Zimmerman, S. Kasten. 3) Welders! 4) 0ur fearless leader Mr. Duellman The 70's closed with ... The Industrial Arts club going on a trip to Stout in October. The I.A. club lending their popcorn machine to the F.H.A. girls to make popcorn for the football games. Building a canoe only to have it swamped everytime someone takes it out on the water. The club repainting and again setting up the annual nativity scene for the top of the school roof. Being the only organization with no girl members yet. Making popcorn to eat during meetings. Electing new officers for the club, President, Douq Woestman, Vice- president Jim Olson, Secretary and Treasurer - Eric Johnson. Holding a mixer after a football game. Planning a field trip for the end of the year to a large manufacturing firm. 67 ECOLOGY CLUB VIEWS LAST SC AR ECLIPSE OF THIS CENTURY (1) Mr. Myers. (2) Back Row- Mr. Myers, Jamie Fern- holtz, Cheryl Mass, Carrie Dahl, Art Johnson, Tim Larson, Robert Howe. Second RowRuth Nehring, Crystal Hog- den, Beth Zerbocken, Dave Vance. Mark Kopp, Kris Bieson, Kurt Kuchan. Front Row- Peter Toppen, Nancy Kluss, Cathy Kreisle, Sharon Klemek, Theresa Olsen. (3) Ecology club hard at work. (4) The peaceful outdoors. The seventies closed with_____ The wonderful navigators at the school forest. Our successful membership drive Finding four too many fences in the school forest- and none of them the right one. Counting out footsteps - let's see was that 45 or 46? Our Math skills- how many acres in a block? Getting bugs on your legs Losing Mark in the Locust Our many Maybe plans (biking, hiking, canoeing, camping, energy display) 35mm Myers STUDENT COUNCIL KEEPS PEACE BE 70 TWEEN FACULTY AND STUDENTS 1) Standing back row - Advisor Mr. Gautch, Ted McKeeth, Janet Elliot, Lisa Cottingham, Tim Lebakken, Laura Hill, Sue Engelien, Linda Jostad, Kim Lebakken, Heidi McKeeth, Gary Towner, Carl Glow- cheski, Front row sitting - John Fla- herty, Kelly Stellflug, Joey Smith, Lydia Anderson, Mark Hein, Jackie Medema, Karen Stellflug, Laurie Hovel I 2) Student Council Officers Show Their Style 3) John and Joey relaxing after filling machines. 4) A daily scene in the commons. The 70's Closed With ... Mark, Laurie and Karen going to student council camp. Snowball dance decorated with balloons. Cirus playing for Snowball. Student Council getting new machines. Student Council trying to keep the com- mons clean! Busy afternoons filling candy and pop machines. Holding night time meetings. Trying to keep peace between faculty and students over new student rules. MAHOGANY The 70's close with ... Prom May 12, 1979 King Karl Lettner, Queen Laurie Hovell Court- John Bortle and Karen Duncan John Towner and Ronda Bryhn Rick Geske and Gina Fenello Keith Hilton and Pat Moller Ted McKeeth and Dawn Sveen Dan Willock and Janet Elloit The theme: Theme from Mahoney The Blue color scheme Blue tuxes and garters The band Crossfire Friday night and Sat. morning decorating Giving out blue carnations and candles Looking for crowns at the last minute Cleaning up Sunday afternoon 1. Pat Moller- Keith Hilton, Gina Fanello- Rick Geske, Karen Duncan-John Bortle 2. Former Queen-Laurie Williams, Queen- Laurie Hovell, King- Karl Lettner, For- mer King-Keven Evenson 3. Dawn Sveen- Ted McKeeth, Ronda Bryhn- John Towner, Janet Elliott-Dan Whi I lock 4. Mini Queen- Loriann Peplinski, Mini King-Jeremy Amundson 73 74 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS PREPARE FOR PROM Rhonda Bryhn President Keith Hilton Vice-President Carol Pampuch Secretary Cheryl Maas Treasure JUNIOR IS YEARBOOK EDITOR The 70's closed with ... Homecoming '78 Winning 1st place in the poster Contest Winning 1st place in the Float Contest Replacing our class president The big turn out for our float meetings Rock's ARRR - ARRR ringing in the halls The guys cars lining the back row of the parking lot The Jolly, Jolly, Juniors poster being changed overnight, by the Silly, Silly, Seniors Having an unplanned Prom! All those car washes and bake sales that worked out so well! Cheryl Maas graduating with the senior class of '79 Donny Hammond, Tom Kopp, Mark Kopp, ancf Ronnie Hovel I attenaing State Hign School Curling Bonspeil 77 L. Anderson T. Back J. Bemis C. Berg K. Biesen J. Bortle S. Brackln R. Brenengen D. Byrne W. Casey D. Christianson D. Christianson K. Corcoran J. Cottingham S. Daffinson J. Dahl K. Dahl F. Daniel D. Dettinger P. Dick L. Docken D. Douglas K. Duncan J. Elliott J. Emerson S. Erickson G. Fanello D. Finucane J. Gappa D. Gentner D. George R. Gesky D. Hammond S. Haug S. Hirner L. Hovell G. Jacobs B. Jensen L. Jic C. Johnson WHAT TO DO BESIDES CRY WHEN NO ONE UNDERSTANDS by Judy Walski If no one understands you, you may find that little understanding is necessary on your part. Suppose you just made a statement that no one understood. What would you do? When I am in this situation I consider the ossibility that what I said may not have een stated in a comprehensible manner. I analyze my remark and, if necessary, rephrase my statement, making my point clearer and more readily understandable. Embarrassing moments can be avoided by being more precise. At other times you may find that someone dosn't understand your attitude, opinion, or personality. In this sort of situation, I find that you must remember that everyone is different. As an individual you have the right to be unlike others. You must realize that if everyone felt and acted the same as 78 C. Kahabka K. Kenlmer S. Knappen D. Knepper R. Knepper L. Kopp M. Kopp T. Kopp K. Kuchan P. Leavitt K. Lebakken K. Lettner T. McKeeth J. Medema P. Moller R. Nelson S. Nilsystuen B. Olson L. Osborn G. Pemberton 0. Peplinski S. Peplinski A. Prochowlcz R. Redsten T. Sacher B. Sacia R. Sacia L. Salzwedel C. Schein R. Severson D. Smith T. Smith P. Solberg J. Stellflue K. Stellpflug S. Stellpflug M. Stoner 0. Sveen K. Swartling D. Swenson you, the world would be a very boring place. When I am criticized for expressing my individuality I accept the fact that I am different, knowing that my individual ideas are as pertinent as those of anyone else. Ultimately, I think you'll find that you must be yourself in order to be truly satis- fied. You must act naturally, even if that means not taking part in what all your bud- dies are up to on Saturday night when you personally don't find what they are doing very interesting. When you feel yourself not understood, maybe my suggestions will help. If my ad- vice does not work, your last resort might be to sit down and have yourself a gooa cry. But remember, if at first you don't succeed, please try again. 79 J. Towner D. Trim T. Truax L. Von Haden D. Wall J. Walski B. Wason S. Weyant D. Whillock R. Wood L. Zabinski J. Zimmerman FEELINGS INSIDE What I feel is only a portion of me. The feelings are just trying to come out, but I push tnem in so very far, so never again will they appear. Tney should come out and tell you how I feel. They should sing with me in joy and pain for my hidden feel- ings are the only things that Keep me from loving you. It would be really so great if I could tell you all my heart's troubles, but I know that they would again be covered up. I can tell other people far away things. I can tell you of lost times, but I cannot tell you how it felt inside when you said HI! So if I do you pain by keeping this part of me from you PLEASE don't mind, because sometime in our life you will know what it was like. I assure you. For when I find love inside of me nothing will be hard to keep from you for I will only keep my feel- ings from others, but not you, for I WILL LOVE YOU. By Lorrie VonHaden 80 SOPHOMORES PLAN AHEAD FOR PROM__ _____ Craig Modahl President Cheryl Gustafson Kathy Dopp Vice-President Secretary Peggy Nichols Treasure 82 SOPHOMORES LICENSE GET DRIVERS The‘70's closed with ... The sophomores making $11.05 on their bake sale. Total confusion while ordering class rings. Finding chaperones for our mixer at 9:00 the nignt before. Spanky kicking two Sophomore boys Phy. Ed. classes out. Earning money for our Prom by having a car wash, mixer, and selling candy bars. Finally being a white card carrier. The Seniors taking our R2 D2 out to lunch. Trying for our drivers licence. Looking forward to being Juniors. 83 R. Anderson C. Boyer W. Doerr W. George K. Halverson D. Hovel K. Antony W. Barenthln D. Brush T. Bryhn C. Dolle J. Engelien T. Gilbertson G. Glomstad L. Halverson S. Hanson R. Hovell J. Hovre S. Bauer C. Bibby D. Bishop D. Burt J. Christiansen R. Cowell S. Engelien D. Evenson T. Feyen C. GlowcheskiD. Greenleaf B. Guse R. Hawk K. Heinz L. Hill J. Hovre B. Howard R. Howe B. Bockenhauer L. Bolster L. Craig A. French D. Hackett R. Hoem P. Hunter D. Doerr W. Gappa D. Haedtke C. Hogden D. Jacobs 84 J. Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson L. Jostad J. Jostad L. S. Kasten S. Klimek B. Klink S. Klomsten S. Knappen D. M. Loomis K. Mack M. Marsh R. Marsh R. McBride A. A. Miller D. Miller S. Muller L. Munson R. Nastvold R. C. Oedsma D. Oedsma L. Olson S. Onsrud M. Pelowski D. R. Poss T. Poss B. Redsten J. Remus S. Rife K. Jostad Larson McCutchen Nehring Peplinski Rifenberg B. Johnson E. Johnson R. Kahabka V. Karwoski K. Lebakken T. Labakken M. McFadden B. Mensing R. NiederkornM. Njus S. Peplinski R. Peterson K. Ritter L. Robinson 85 S. Salzwedel D. Sander G. Schindler K. Schmidt D. Schroder A. Severson T. Steffes K. Stith D. Swenson J. Thill L. Thurman E. Tinius D. Vance W. VanVIeet K. Waletzko J. Waller R. Walskl R. Williams S. Ryan G. Sacia J. Johnson K. Snyder P. Truax L. Updike J. Wink B. Ziegler 86 87 FRESHMEN CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE Cindy Ravnum Tom Hare Kathy Krisel Paul Hanson President Vice President Secretary Treasure 88 CLASS COLORS BROWN AND CREAM The 70's close with ... The Freshmen starting out their high school years by receiving a fourth on their Homecoming float. Being the first Freshman class to choose their colors; chocolate brown and cream and class flower; the white rose The freshmen football team showing great potential! The Freshmen basketball team ending the season with a 7-5 winning streak Combination lockers that never opened Lost schedules Are you Open? Nearly defeating the Seniors in the Christmas volleyball tournament. The Freshmen dreaming dreams of someday becoming Seniors. 89 G. Berg J. Bishop L. K. Cook Christianson S. Docken R. Dittimar D. Holthaus K. S. Hemmelman Kogutkiewicz H. Kohnle K. Lilia J. Lemieux R. Bishop R. Bishop L. Cottingham T. Cowell D. Evenson D. Gibbons D. Hunter K. Jostad H. Konkel K. LaFleur K. Mack D. Mahlum B. Brenengen S. Bucholz C. Craig J. Critzman C. Glowcheski P. Golish R. Jostad J. Larson D. Marcelle L. Karowski K. Leas H. McKeeth P. Anderson L. Anthony L. Bulawa K. Burt T. Daffinson J. Dahl T. Gorka J. Headtke P. Kiedrowski D. Knepper C. Leavitt P. Leisgang L. McCutchen T. McMahon 90 T. Mensing R. Mickelson K. Miller S. Olson W. Olson S. Paulus L. Ritter J. Salzwedel M. Schaller D. Schultz W. Schultz E. Severson L. Stellpflug S. Stolsmark D. Stoner E. Tranberg L. Wagner D. Walters B. Miner M. Mulac T. Munson N. Njus J. Oedsma D. Pelowski D. Quail D. Redsten R. Redsten S. Rindahl T. Schein D. Scheer L. Schindler L. Schroder T. Schubert R. Severson P. Shanrock M. Slmerson R. Stark J. Steffes S. Sullivan D. Swenson L. Swenson P. Toppen G. Towner S. Whillock R. Wieczorek J. Woestman S. Ziegler F. Haney 91 92 SPORTS PEP CLUB FIRES EM' UP 94 UP UP (1) Row 1: S. Engelien, S. Knappen, L. Williams, S. Holter, K. Wooa, J. Medema, K. Stellflug, C. Hogden, C. Mack, P. Nichols, S. Wilber, Row 2: M. Hirner, G. Brynan, T. Filkowski, L. Anderson, C. Stensven, K. Sulli- van, J. Peterson, C. Glowcheski, L. Hill. Row 3: K. Stellflug, L. Salzwe- dal, A. Karwoski, R. Bishop, K. Mack, R. Hunter, L. Schmidt, L. Tschumper, D. Douglas, J. Engelien. Row 4: R. Nehring, K. Dopp, L. Jos- tad, D. Diamond, L. Severson, K. Tweed, L. Quail, C. Berg, L, Jick. Row 5: S. Onsrud, D. Dettinger, D. Sveen, J. Elliott, L. Docken, D. pe- plinski, K. Harnish, L. Updike, K. Duncan. (2) Pep club shows artist ability (3) Cheering for the girls. (4) Alright REDMEN!! The 70's Closed With ... The bake sales we never had Decorating the halls Homecoming week with colorful posters Joining Pep Club at the last moment to get your picture in the annual Cheering for a victory Retaping fallen down posters This is Redmen Stomp'n Ground Using the Pep room as a second commons Victories and defeats but always Redmen spirit 95 POM PON GIRLS ARE GOOD LUCK CHARM 1. B. Redsten, S. Daffison, A. Kar- woski, and K. Mack show their spirit. 2. Row 1 K. Stellpflug, G. Fanello. Row 2 S. Haug, L. Tschumper, L. Updike. Row 3 S. Daffinson, S. Onsrud, B. Redsten, S. Engelien, S. Erickson. Row 4 C. Stensven, L. Schmidt, A. Karwoski, K. Mack, C. Berg, K. Stellpflug. 3. K. Stellpflug gives Mr. Gollergood luck hug. 4. The three leaders of 78-79 Pom-Pon Squad are Mrs. McLeod, Co-captain G. Fanello and Captain K. Stellpflug. The 70's closed with ... Mrs. McLeod insisting on being addressed as Mrs. McLeod. New routines for football instead of the old things like Horse. Starting our with 16 girls and dwindling down to 12. Mrs. McLeod's birthday party with Ettrick State Bank ballons. Finding out what high kicks really were like at Clinic. When we learned we could MOVE and not stand in one line. The hassle everybody went through to get to early morning practices. When Kelly S. speezed five people bag- gage into her truck. The standing ovation we received from Holmen! First ever! When everybody was present and accounted for when we aid Hand Jive — the first time since basketball started. When Anne remembered to drop, her shaker duing Running On Empty and the other girls forgot. The confusion over which Kelly, Lisa or Sue. 97 CHEERLEADERS ATTEND 98 CLINIC TO BOOST SPIRIT 1. The J.V. Football Cheerleaders are: Standing (l-R) S. Whillock, D. Schroder, J. Engelien, S. Sullivan, P. Nichols. 2. The Varsity Cheerleaders are: (L-R) D. Sveen, D. Jessessky, K. Sullivan, S. Wilber, and L. Salzwedel 3. Varsity cheerleaders fire up the crowd. 4. Getting rowdie at the Homecoming pa- rade. The 70's Closed With ... Our great Homecoming float. Running into Burger King with shorts and sweatshirts in the middle of winter. Trying to get everyone together for summer practice Running out on the football field with the parents. Cheerleaders having to ride the players bus to games. Winning our homecoming game against On- alaska. Kathy having the most spirit. The posters we made for the guys locker room for the first football game that no one saw except Louie. Selling G-E-T Jerseys Getting hit on the head with basketballs during the school song. Supporting and loving our team through the agony of defeat. CHEERLEADERS ENTHUSIASTIC 100 OVER THEIR TEAMS 1. The Wrestling Cheerleaders are: K. Kenimer, D. Schroder, D. Gentner, D. Dettinger. 2. The Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders are: K. Wood, J. Medema, B. Dittmar, L. Koch. 3. TheJ.V. Basketball Cheerleaders are: P. Nichols, S. Whi I lock, B. Kahabka, S. Sullivan. 4. Th Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders are: K. Sullivan, D. Jessessky, K. Dahl, D. Sveen, S. Wilber. The 70's Closed With ... The bus ride home from Mondovi All the rides on the player bus Trying to think of skits for the pep rallies The clinics at Eau Claire and Mrs. War- riner's donuts S-U-P-E-R, Super, Super, thats what we are Polka music at the Mondovi game Our eye opening pep rally during the 21st mod for the Onalaska game and the four additions: Larry, Spot, Mike and Tim A new mount for the school song Cheering!!!! 101 DISTINCTION TO G-E-T SPORTS The 70's Closed With ... Having tryouts twice in a year for the third year in a row Forgetting to give the Senior members their corsage at the last game Our little spats Picking a person to march in the Captains space on Saturday night games Giving the opportunity to those who wanted to quit to quit Not having our yearly dance i tv'1 getting another plant for a Christmas present Having two squads for the first time Next years captain will be a junior and the co-captain will be a senior Wondering if you are out of step Being there to represent the G-E-T Redmen. 1. L. Cottingham, L. Williams, J. Headtke, D. Scherer, L. Severson, C. Heinz, C. Gistafson, K. Konkel, L. Munson, all make up Squad A. 2. B. Johnson, R. Anderson, S. Ziegler, L. Cot- tingham, L. Munson, D. Finucane, S. Stolsmark, A. Miller, all make up Squad B. 3. L. Cottingham, L. Munson, D. Finucane march off the volleyball court. 4. Squad B performing at a Girls Basketball game. 103 VARSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS 104 BREAK IN NEW HEAD COACH 1. The new coach, Mr. Goller and varsity team captains: J. Flaherty, J. Smith and R. Niederkorn. 2. Action! 3. The Varsity Football team: (First Row) C. Modahl manager, B. Brenenger, B. Gappa, G. Bryhn, J. Olson, M. Hein, J. Gappa, M. Bortle. (Row 2)J. Christian- sen manager, B. Hynes, T. Schien, K. Knappen, J. Henderson, K. McDonah, D. Woestmen. (Row 3) K. Hilton manager. T. Smith, R. Geske, E. Docken R. Nieder- korn, J. Smith. (Row 4) C. Forester Asst. Coach, S. Weyant, M. Stoner, J. Zimmermen, S. Peplinski. (Row 5) D. Lund Asst. Coach, J. Towner, D. Whil- lock, J. Jacobs. (Row 6) T. Goller Coach, T. Terpening, J. Flaherty. (Row 7) G. Oedsma 4. M. Hein and J. Flaherty take a break during practice. The 70's Closed With ... Terp's twice-broken wrist Carhart's broken ankle (but hardly a football injury) Our Homecoming Victory John Flarherty's 59 yard pass reception from Steve Peplinski Never give up the ship , Coach Goller's most famous words Having to return 35 towels before leaving Holmen The long, hot runs around the horse track Doug Woestman, Mr. Hustle Best Blocker — Dan Whi I lock Tim Terpening and Roger Niederkorn — Best Tacklers on the team 105 J.V. OFF TO A BIG KICK 106 FRESHMEN HAVE GOOD START l.The J.V. Football team: Row 1 (L-R) Coach S. Lee, B. Gappa, J. Thill, E. Johnson, T. Gilbertson, T. Lebakken, K. Lebakken. Row 2 A. McCutchen, D. Ho- vell, J. Remus, R. Niederkorn, B. How- ard, S. Greenleaf. Row 3 W. Auer, S. Bauer. S. Ryan, B. Peterson, S. Kasten, Jostad, B. Mensing, B. Benke. Row 4 J. Bain, G. Sacia, C. Oedsma, K. Johnson. 2. Peterson practices a punt. 3. Go! Go! Go! 4. Freshmen at play. 5. The Freshmen Football team: Row 1 (L-R) L. Schindler, D. Stoner, G. Berg, C. Glowcheski, G. Towner, T. Hare, T. Gentner, D. Holthaus. Row 2 D. Mahlum, W. Schultz, J. Bishop, J. Critzmen, R. Severson, K. Cook, M. Schaller, T. Daffison, R. Bishop. Row 3 Coach Young, D. Evenson, T. McMahon, T. Larson, H. Kohnle, E. Tranberg, S. Rindahl, B. Wieczorek, E. Severson, P. Anderson, B. Bulawa, K. Jostad, P. Hanson, Coach Niedfeldt The 70's Close With ... Winning the first game Forgetting teethguards Practices with varisity Lonq, hot. strenuous practices Finaing a lucky penny on the field Forgettinq spikes half way to West Salem Jon J. telling off coach Hard, rough plays with Varisity Swimming with pads on Freshmen tieing twice this season Bill hurting hip Running on the mud horse track Long, tough practices with coach Niedfeldt Young as great assistant coach! NEW UNIFORMS FOR VOLLE 108 YBALL PLAYERS 1. The Varisty team out sunning themselves. Stand- ing: T. Shaw, D. Riggsby, K.Dahl, D. Jostad, Coach Myra, S. Himer, K. Tweed, J. Elliott, D. Fairbanks, J. Bemis, D. Oedsma 2. The J.V. Players are: (at top L to R) R. Brenen- gen, Coach Myhra, C. Ravnum, L. McCutchen, K. Mack, S. Paulus, K. Craig, S. Stellpflug, C. Hogden, L. Hill, K. Dopp, K. Mack 3. 1 'Up and Over'', Renee returns the ball while teammates C. Hogden, L. Hill watch. 4. 1 'It's Mine ! '1 Janet whacks the ball back as team- mates watch her. The 70's Closed With ... The practice Dorie and Tammy came a little ' 'sillier'' than usual. 2 laps, 10 pushups Julie Bemis — All Conference and Diane Fairbanks — Honorable Mention Janet asking Coach Thompson and Coach Myhra if they went shopping together for Coach Thompson's engagement ring. Outdoor setting for varsity pictures because that's where we spent most of our time diving after volleyballs Donna and Julie's spikes and Diane F's blocks. ''Ya gotta wanna !!!!'' and ' 'Fire up Ladies! '' At tournaments everyone was in a pile on the floor, except for Diane J. who continued to play by herself. Coach Myhra's first baby Sandy Paulus took a ' 'swim'' which resulted in getting the name of ' 'orphan'' Suicides! ! During the game when Kelley was determined to continue chewing her gum after it was stuck to the floor How ' 'LOOSE'' Dorie was at the Blair game. carrot sticks Might Mouse and Yogi ... What a pair! Learning to Dive ... flat on our faces Tammy's AA HA! , AA HA ! , AAHA! , AA HA! , Our end of the season party Katy turning blue from holding her breath every time we went past a cemetery 109 PACKERS VS COUNTY COPS 1. Last minute conference. 2. Torkelson adds another tow points. 3. Is this football or basketball? This basketball game was sponsored by the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Booster Club. Their purpose is to give support to the ath- letic program at G-E-T. Members of the club come from all areas of the school dis- trict. The qame between the Green Bay Packers and the Trempealeau County Law Officers was played before a packed house in the gynmasium. The Packers won the game. FIRST PLACE WINNERS IN ADULT - H.S. SPIEL 1. First Event Skip: Bob Hanson Lead: Linda Jostad Second: Craig Modahl Third: Nancy Hanson 2. Second Event Skip: Todd Johnson Lead: Sheryl Wilber Second: Eric Johnson Third: Mary Wilber 3. Third Event Skip: Dan McDonah Lead: Karen Wood Second: Gary Trim Third: Gayle McDonah in POSSIBLE LAST YEAR 112 FOR GIRLS' GOLF 1. Rough course this year for Karen. 2. Did you lose something Carol? 3. The Girls' Golf Team includes: K. Ken- imer, H. McKeeth, M. Stellpflug, K. Duncan, L. Hovell, C. Pampuch and Coach Nerby 4. Rainy weather doesn't dampen the spirits of: C. Pampuch, K. Duncan, M. Stellp- flug, L. Hovell, H. McKeeth, and K. Kenimer 5. Mary aiming for a hole in one ! The 70's Closed With ... Taking Nerb's to Happy Joes for her birthday Nerb's and her raisins Beating Onalaska for the first time in three years The fantabulous weather we had for regionals Laurie and her salads Laurie again making friends at McDonalds Kwick Trip candy breaks Our new team drink - Diet Pepsi Carol's picture in the paper for regionals Karen's two 44's in a row Nerb's birthday cake in Room 24 Always missing Modem Fact and Talk-It-Up and having to make up mods Facing the big decision of where to eat after each match - Not McDonalds - UGH! Taking pictures for the yearbook Going to Arcadia in the rain and C-F-C didn't show The sweaty first few meets Fighting for the front seat of the station wagon How we cherished playing Central The pleasent sound of practice balls rolling around the station wagon Sparta's 1 player thinking she lost her ball and finding it in the cup Mary's craziness Boys, food, then golf Our new home course — Ettrick No drinking water at Ettrick Having our longest season ever Taking the white beater of a car to practice Having regionals on a day no one had book- keeping anyway Just having a great time ! 113 TWO G-E-T MATMEN 114 GO TO REGIONALS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. K. . Kanappen winning Coulee Confer- ence Championship E. Docken winning 2nd place in Coulee Conference Championship The The Wrestling team this year is; First Row, (L-R) K. Burt, R. Jostad, B. Guse, R. Nelson, G. Pemberton, T. Hare. 2nd Row, M. Gentner, G. Towner, J. Severson, C. Glowcheski, S. Knappen, G. Berg. 3rd Row, Man- ager: Bod Howe. K. Jostad, K. Lebak- ken, L. Schindler, B. Wieczorak, K. Knappen, E. Docken, J. Hauser- Coacn K. Knappen trying for a take-down. Knappen cool and confident while the opponent is in agony. The 70's closed with ... Faulty apple cider from Whitehall. The Jostad boys' underweight the night before a match and two pounds over weight day of match. Burt's self-inflicted snow job. Schindler at McDonald's or elsewhere. “Rozmanoskiitis Lebakken's Duh! Hair cuts Knappen-style. Wake-up! Your turn to wrestle Doc. Captain says ... Singing Old McDonald. Towner's head size - 20-I- . Being able to eat after the season's over. Louie winning the jackpot on the way to Kickapoo. Kurt beinq first in Conference and beinq awarded the trophy for Most Valuable Wrestler. Mike getting second in Conference and tying with two other guys for the Most Pins trophy. Louie being named ''Hustler of the Year.'' Coach G's comment for the wrestlers at the Awards Banquet; He did a very fine job for us. A fine job! 115 O GYMNASTICS COACHES ARE UWL STUDENTS 1. This years gymnastics team includes: Sitting (L-K; L. Anthony, T. Munson, K. Letakken, K. Corcoran, L. Jostad, P. Hunter, A. Foss, L. Docken, K. Anthony; Kneeling (L-R) K. Tweed, D. Jostad, C. Schien 2. Being a gymnast involves: working out on the uneven bars like L. Jostad. 3. Or, balancing on your hands. 4. Practicing floor routines. 5. Doing forward roll on the balance beam. 6. And, of course, waiting nervously for your turn to perform. The 70's closed with ... Annette Foss capturing the score of 7-0 on her uneven Bars routine. Connie Schein's first class ride out of Royal's gymnasium on the ambulance cot, declaring stubbornly, I'm not going anywhere on that thing. Kelley Tweed and Pam Hunter take first with a 1.5. The engine of our bus starting on fire, only to find out we are stalled less than a foot away from the train tracks and a train is coming! Diane Jostad's famous last words, Just don't let me get hurt. Kathy Antony and Kim Lebakken, always coming late, leaving early and forever working on back handsprings. When Diane Jostad gracefully dropped the vault on Laurie Docken's toe. Linda J., Laurie D.. Diane J., Homer and Tammy's floor and beam routines at D' - REDMEN ADVANCE 118 TO REGIONALS 1) The varsity basketball team is; Back Row (L-R) Manager K. Hilton, J. Smith, J. Flaherty, J. Jessessky, T. Bek, M. Hirner, L. Lakey, R. Nieder- korn, T. Byom, D. Whi I lock, S. Pe- plinski, J. Bortle, R. Geske, Coach R. Lund. Front Row (L-R) Manager; C. Modahl, D. Trim, D. George, S. Weyant, B. Casey, S. Gunderson. 2) Tip it to a Redmen Tim. 3) Another Redmen Point. 4) Hoping for 2 points. The 70's Closed With ... Going to MacDonalds before Practice Running 3 17's and 40 steps Mr. Lund's firetruck red sweatsuit The wall jumping in front of Rick Geske Joey Smith leading the team in turnovers Rodger Neiderkorn coming at ten minutes to 12 instead of 10:00 to 12:00! The 17 king. John Flaherty Larry Lakey being named to Coulee Conference, Coulee Region, and North All Star Team. 119 J.V. BASKETBALL ENDS UP IN COULEE 120 FRESHMEN LOOK TALL 1) The G.E.T. J.V. squad consisted of: (back row LOR) D. Hovel I, L. John- son, B. Lettner, J. Christianson, G. Sacia, M. McFadden, J. Thill, J. Re- mus, T. Gilbertson, T. Lebakken. (front row L-R) managers: S. Gunder- son, C. Modahl, Assistant Coach B. Benke, Manager D. Glomstad 2) The Freshmen squad consisted of: (L- R) R. Bishop, J. Holter, J. Bishop, M. Schaller, P. Anderson, B. Brene- gen, D. Mahlum, E. Tranberg, P. Hanson, R. Seaverson, S. Rindahl, J. Critzman. S. Greenlear, J. Salzweael and Coacn D. Forster 3) J. Thill takes a jump shot from the side. 4) Freshmen go for the basket. The 70's Closed With ... Freshmen A pox on Joey Bishop A newly crowned turnover King — John Critzmen A team average foot size of 12 Russ' socks - WHEW! Forster's favortie four words, Follow our shot Hanson! o got the first technical? Could it have been the Coach? Teams best pet twinkles on coach What is this bump and run defense? A 7 and 5 record. J. V. Team Being late for the game and getting stopped by the cop on the way Toby not wanting to play for our team so he shot at the wrong basket. Ending up with a 9 and 9 season. Having to do layups half of practice because we couldn't make 10 in a row. Spanky tripping over the parallel bars. Eating too much before the game so you're too sick to play. Cheerleaders having to ride the players' bus because we didn't have enough fans. Making up excuses for missing practice. 121 ONE POINT LOSS FOR GIRLS IN A 0K A c 122 SECOND GAME AT REGIONALS Junior Varsity G. E. T. 1. The Girls' Varsity Basketball team in- cludes: 1st Row (L-R) J. Bemis, M. Stellpflug, C. Pampuch, D. Oedsma, M. Helstedt, C. Maxas 2nd Row: J. Elliott, L. Hovell, D. Douglas, F. Daniels, D. Fairbanks, S. Hirnerand Coach Pampuch 2. J.V. Girls' Basketball team includes: (L-R) K. Dopp, S. Paulus, K. Hog- den, K. Kriesel, K. Mack, S. Pe- plinski, J. Oedsma, K. Mack, L. Bulawa, J. Engelien, L. McCutichen, C. Ravnum, V. Karwoski, H. McKeeth 3. Jump sky high Donna! 4. Rack up another two points for Donna! The 70's Closed with ... A one-point loss to Durand in Regionals Julie Bemis — The Coulee Conference scorinq title with 301 points average 16.72 per game. Only Seniors going to the state tourna- ment. Leading re-bounder — Donna Oedsma with 41 28 Royal 1 Westby 12 19 315. Leading Scorer — Julie Bemis with 328. 30 C-F-C 25 32 Holmen 34 19 Whitehall 22 G. E. T. 17 West Salem 26 33 Royal 1 26 31 Onalaska 34 35 Westby 27 31 B. R. Falls 26 37 C-F-C 36 32 Arcadia 42 45 Holmen 52 42 Royal 1 38 38 Whitehall 30 25 Westby 32 37 West Salem 41 26 Holmen 47 46 Onalaska 41 31 Bangor 32 44 B. R. Falls 40 38 West Salem 15 47 Arcadia 49 32 Onalaska 37 60 Royal 1 35 28 Independence 25 82 Westby 46 33 B. R. Falls 37 41 Holmen 43 35 Arcadia 41 43 Bangor 14 Season Record: 7-11 39% 47 West Salem 58 Freshmen: 43 Onalaska 45 24 Holmen 16 67 Independence 41 28 Arcadia 24 32 B. R. Falls 45 32 Arcadia 33 47 Arcadia 48 41 Holmen 17 Tournament 45 West Salem 8 44 Mondovi 38 35 Mel-Min 20 36 Durand 37 28 Holmen 16 Season Record: 11 —9 55% Season Record: 6 — 1 86% Conference Record: 6 — 8 6th place GIRL ATHLETES ON 124 THE GO! The 70's Closed With ... The fifth new coach the girls' Track program has had in the last five years. Laurie Hovell failing to renew her Annual Jump On Your Spikes Day. Doing swell team exercises at meets. The nickname for our coach______blonde. All the miles Mary ran before practice. The wonderful weather we had for our meets — The meet must go on! Crooked hurdles and lanes for the 220 hurdles. Marcia not making qualifying height for the high jump at K.C.'s because sne worked the night before. Anne waiting through the long line at the long jump just so she could run through. Doing stations, 45 burbies in 60 seconds! Huh! Julie setting a new triple jump record while jumping for J.V. Mary really enjoying tne scenery around the track at Osseo. The girls dragging Tom Hare into the lockerroom and then parading into the boys' lockerroom. Ice fights in the back of the bus after a stop at McDonald's. The famous question during meets; Where's Rudesill? 1. The Girls' Track Team includes: Back Row (L to R) A. Karwoski, J. Bemis, M. Helstedt, K. Biesen, D. Oedsma. K. Mack, K. Harnish, D. Douglas, Coach Ru- desill. Middle Row (L to R) L. Hovell, S. Onsrud, C. Hogden, S. Knappen, C.Ravnum, M. Stellpflug, Asst. Coach Post. Front Row (L to R) L. Docken, L. Anthony, S. Paulus, S. Sullivan, D. Gentner, K.Dopp, Asst. Coach Molton. 2. Real enthusiasm for the 440 dash. 3. Keep on running Mary! Look at the scenery. 4. How far did it go Chris? 5. Kathy, Sara, and Gary are getting the first hand results. THILL BREAKS BROTHER S SOPH 126 OMORE RECORD IN POLE VAULT 1. John Crltzman out In front with M. Hlrnar coming up fast In tha hl9h hurdlas 2. Front to Back: S. Bauar, S. Graanlaaf, J. Crltzman, C. Glowchaskl, K. Cook, N. Njus, K. JosUd, T. McMahon, B. Gusa, L. Zablnskl, T. Hara, D. Graanlaaf, 0. Glomstad, Coach Pampuch, K. Jassasski, E. Tranbarg, M. Hlrnar, J. Olson, D. Doarr, K. Labakkan, D. Gaorga, 0. Trim, E. Johnson, T. Labakkan, J. Thill, Asst. Coach S. Lackar 4. L. Zablnskl makas a good showing In tha long jump 3. Tha 1978 Cross Country Taam: Back row (L to R) L. Zablnskl, L. Hovall, R. Nal- son, M. Hlrnar, T. Back, L. Johnson, D. Glomstad. Front row (L to R) M. Mulae, K. Burt, T. Poss, T. McKaath, B. Gusa, R. JosUd, Coach R. Pampuch. Tha 70's Closad With ... (Vary Young Taam: 1 Sanior, 6 Juniors, 5 Sopho moras, 3 Frashman. Soma Taam Rasults: Wastby Invlt - 10th Triangular Maats - 1st - 2nd - 3rd Taylor Invlt - 3rd Black Rlvar Falls Invlt. - 6th Holman Invlt. - 4th G.E.T. Invlt. - 4th Coulaa Conf. - 6th Ragionals At Mauston - 9th Top 7 Runnars On Taam A Tima: 1. Mika Hlrnar - Sr. - 17:44 2. Todd Poss - So. - 18:38 3. Mika Mulac - Fr. - 18:48 4. Oava GlomsUd - So. - 18:55 5. Tad McKaath - Jr. - 19:02 6. Brad Gusa - So. - 19:04 7. Kavln Burt - Fr. - 19:33 12 «I aOi SltflHS M3N BOY S GOLF 1. The boys golf team includes: Kneeling (L-R) T. Poss, J. Smith, R. Bishop, D. Poss, T. McKeeth, D. Fanello, Standing (L-R) Coach Skwierawski, D. Stoner, B. Casey, D. Hovell, D. Trim. P. Hanson, J. Jessessky, D. Mahlum, J. Bishop, M. Schaller, S. Rindahl, T. Schien 2. Joey tending the flag for Doug. 3. Little man with big swing. 4. Wilber takes a practice swing. 5. Underclassmen withhigh hopes. The 70's Closed With ... Doug and Joey going over the Michelle's after the Onalaska meet and staying longer than anticipated. Bill Casey's double-double figures — 66 Our varsity team shooting a 155 at a conference match Rain, rather than the sun falling on our faces at our matches The top golfer walking along number 4's pond — a falling in: The J.V. team consists mostly of Freshmen The J.V. team shows a lot of promise for next year with great expections 129 SENIOR TEAM TAKES FIRST First Event L. Anderson L. Lakey J. Medema M. Hein Second Event D. Poss S. Erickson T. Kopp D. Douglas Third Event K. Kenimer K. Tweed M. Hirner 130 EVENT TWICE First Event M. Hein J. Medema L. Lakey L. Anderson Second Event G. Bryhn K. Stellpflug T. McKeeth K. Lebakken Third Event D. Hammond G. Modahl D. Trim D. Riggsby 131 ANOTHER TRY AT STATE FOR BASEBALL TEAM 1. Row 1: T. McKeeth, J. Olson, J. Smith, T. Terpening, S. Peplinski, B. Peterson, D. George. Row 2: J. Jessesski, T. Byom, R. Niederkorn, D. Whillock, M. Hirner, B. Ca- sey, S. Weyant, J. Bortle, Coach R. Lund. 2. Lund coaches Jim on third. 3. T. Terpening and T. McKeeth warm up 4. Last minute pep talk from Coach Lund 5. S. Peplinski on Deck. 6. Row 1: S. Peplinski, S. Erickson, J. Ol- son, T. Howell, T. Terpening, J. Smith, S. Hare. Row 2: D. Whillock, K. Kenimer, T. Byom, T. Smith, M. Lund, M. Hirner, S. Whillock. 7. Watching the game at state from the dug-out 8. Coach Lund's look of confidence as he takes the boys to state The 70's Closed with ... Eight returning lettermen (seven Seniors) Four games played as of June 1 with a 2 — 2 record thus far This years team has a great deal of work to do if they want to match previous years This years team does seem to be good at stealing........bases? No, chickens 133 FACULTY PLANNING, HELPING, SHARING The 70's close with ... A part-time school nurse A new weight machine A new carry-all Many new board policies Student involvement in North Central Evaluation Many changes in faculty New scholarships added A new sound system provided by the Student Council A new equipment shed New gymnastic equipment added G-E-T consolidation-Jr. High at Trempealeau. A new Galesvilie grade school A change to flex-mod scheduling New scoreboard in gym providecfby Student Council Many girls sports added A new announcement sign in the school yard An emphasis on vocational education Computer processed schedules and report cards NHS painting the tunnel 1. Mr. Robert Howard 2. Mr. William Zabrowski 3. Mr. Norma Valiska 4. John Sanders Mrs , Bennett Evenson, Steve Krueger, Frank Douglas, Kenneth Lerum, Herb Lyon. Robert Delany, William Beseler, Richard bibby 5. Honey Ekern, Jan Fitzpatrick, Linda Hjer- leid, Celia Sime 137 1. Mr. . Charles Forester 2. Mr. Russell Lund 3. Mr. . Robert Christianson 4. Mr. Tom Goller 5. Robert DuelIman 6. Mr. Steve Prussing 7. Barb Hammer, Sue Klubertanz, Mar- cia Hanson, Helen Byrne, Julie Rob- inson 139 140 8 144 145 FACULTY DIRECTORY NAME Mr. Valiska Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Lund Mrs. Twesme Mr. Accola Mrs. Christianson Mr. Christianson Mrs. Pelowski Mr. Duellman NAME Mr. Forster Mr. Gautsch Mr. Goller Mrs. Hanson Mr. Hendrickson Mr. Jessesski Mr. Klubertanz ASSIGNMENT Principal Pep Club Advisor Color Guard Advisor Science Assistant Principal Athletic Director Letterwinner's Club Advisor Guidance Counselor Boys Head Basketball Coach Boys Head Baseball Coach Letterwinner's Club Advisor Librarian Library Club Advisor Freshmen Advisor Mathematics Junior Advisor French French Club Advisor History High Quiz Team Coach Class of 83 Advisor English Forensics Senior Advisor Industrial Education Industrial Arts Club Advisor Class of '83 Advisor ASSIGNMENT Social Studies Student Council Advisor Freshmen Advisor Head Girls' Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Boys Basketball Coach Mathematics Student Council Advisor NCA Chairmen Social Studies Head Football Coach Class of '83 Advisor Letterwinner's Club Advisor Assistant Track Coach Business Education Yearbook Advisor Sophomore Advisor Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor English Hi story Forensics Freshmen Advisor Art Freshmen Advisor Mrs. Lerum Mr. Myers NAME Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Nerby Mr. Nledfelt Mr. Pampuch Miss Peterson Mr. Prussing Mr. Rowlands Mr. Skwieraski NAME Mr. Solberg Mrs. Warriner Miss Werner Mrs. Zabloski Mrs. Zeien English Forensics Senior Advisor Kellogg Coordinator Science Ecology Club Advisor Junior Advisor ASSIGNMENT English, Speech N.H.S. Advisor Forensics Sophomore Advisor Business Education Head Girls Golf Coach Letterwinners Club Advisor Class of '83 Advisor Mathematics Senior Advisor Letterwinner's Club Advisor Assistant Football Coach Science Head Track Coach Head Cross Country Coach Junior Advisor Letterwinner's Club Advisor General Education Junior Advisor Industrial Education Sophomore Advisor Photo Club Advisor Instrumental Music Senior Advisor Physical Education Head Boys' Golf Coach Letterwinner's Advisor Sophomore ASSIGNMENT Driver Education Junior Advisor Physical Education Cheerleader Advisor Pep Club Advisor Freshmen Advisor Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Sophomore Advisor Vocal Music Class of '83 Advisor English Forensics Senior Advisor 146 SENIOR DIRECTORY Abel, Micheal Anderson, Lydia - Track 10-11, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Pep Club 9- 10- 11-12, G.A.A. 9-10-11-12, Pom Pom Alternate 11, All High School Curling 9-10-11-12, Adult High School Curling 10- 11- 12, Student Council 12, Prom Court 11 Anderson, Ray - Basketball 9, F.F.A. 9-10-11, Track 9-10, Cross Country 9, Industrial Arts Club 9-10 Berg, Lynn - Baseball 10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12 Berg, Steve - National Honor Society 10-11-12, Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club 9-10- 11-12, French Club 10-11-12, Band 9, State Forensics 9-10-11 Bettesworth, Sandra - Library Club 9-10-11-12 Bibby, Paul - FFA 9-10-11-12, FFA Secretary 12, National FFA Convention 11, Band 9-10-11- 12, Solo Ensemble Contest 9- 11-12 Bishop, Rhonda - GAA 9-10-11- 12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, All High School Curling 11-12, Girls Glee 9, Homecoming Queen 12, Chorus 9-10-11 Brady, Robert - FFA 9-10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12 Brenengan, Brian - Basketball 9- 10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, FFA 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12, WJDA 10-11-12 Bryhn, Greg - Football 9-10-11- 12, Band 9-10, Class Treasurer 9- 10-11-12, FFA 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, Pep Club 10- 11-12, Lettermens Club 11- 12, Lettermens Club Treasurer 11, Curling 10-11-12, Prom Court 11 Byom, Timothy - Basketball 9- 10- 11-12, Baseball 10-11-12, Football 9-10, Track 9, Lettermens Club 12, FFA 9-10- 11- 12, FFA Secretary 11, FFA President 12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, Class President 9-10, School Play 10, NHS Vice-President 12, State WDJA Director 12 Carhart, Curtis Cowell, Laurie Craig, Sheri - Pep Club 9-10-11- 12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-10-11-12, State Solo and Ensembles 11, FHA 9- 10-11, GAA 9-10, Metric Club 11, Girl's Basketball 10 Dahl, Roger Diamond, Deborah - Pep Club 9- 10- 11-12, Chorus 10-11, Girls Glee Club 9, Madrigals 10-11- 12, Solo and Ensembles 9-10- 11- 12, FHA 10-11, GAA 9-10- 11, Drama Club 9, Colorguard 9-10-11, NHS 11-12, Badger Girls Alternate 11 Docken, Eric - Football 9-12 Duncan, Jeff - Football 9-10, High Quiz Bowl 10-11, Golf 10- 11-12, Curling 10-11-12 Engelien, Karen - Chorus 9-11-12, Basketball 10, Track 10, Solo and Ensemble 9-11, GAA 9, French Club 10, School Play 11, Homecoming Court 12, Swing Choir 9, Curling 9-10 Evenson, Kevin - FFA 9-10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, Football 9- 10, Prom King 11 Fairbanks, Diane - Volleyball 9- 10- 11-12, Conference Honorable Mention 12, Basketball 10-11- 12, Track 11, Gymnastics 9, Who's Who Among American Students 12, Badger Girls State 11, Forensics 9-10-11-12, State Forensics 11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Secretary of NHS 12, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club President 12, Drama Club 9-10- 11- 12, Thespians 10-11, Drama Club Secretary 12, Letterwinner's Club 10-11-12, School Play 9-10-12, Metric Club 10-11, Band 9-10, Solo and Ensemble 9-10 Fernholz, Cheryl - GAA 9-10, Metric Club 9-10-11, Girl's Basketball 10, Volleyball 9, Band 9-10-11-12, School Musical 9-10, NHS 12, Solo and Ensembles 11-12, Drama Club 9-10-11 Filkowski, Tammy - GAA 9-10- 11, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Class Secretary 9-10, Curling 9-10- 11-12, French Club 10-11, School Play 10 Flaherty, John - Football 9-10- 11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Track 9, Golf 10-11-12, Curling 9- 10-11-12, Student Council 9- 10- 11-12, Lettermens Club 9- 10- 11-12, Prom Court 11 Folkedahl, Jacqui - Chorus 9-10- 11- 12, GAA 9, Pep Club 9-10, School Play 10 Foss, Allen French, Daniel - Cross Country 9- 10- 11, Track 9-10, Photo Club 9-10-11-12 Fry, Peter - Football 9, FFA 11 Gappa, Ben - Football 9-10-11- 12, Basketball 10 Gappa, James - Football 9-10-11- 12, Basketball 9-10 Gentner, Lori - FHA 9-10, Track 9 Gentner, Mike - Wrestling 9-10- 11- 12, Football 11-12, Track 9- 10, Cross Country 9, Baseball 9 Glowcheski, Carron - Band 9-10- 11-12, GAA 9-10-11, Pep Club 9, FHA 9, Solo and Ensembles 11 Halverson, Todd - Football 9 Hansen, Karen - FHA 11-12, Chorus 12 Harnish, Kathy - Track Manager 11, Pep Club 12 Hein, Mark - Football 9-10-11- 12, Track 9-10-11, NHS 11-12, Badger Boys State 11, Student Council President 12, Student Council 9-10-11-12, Band 9- 10-11-12, Drama Club 10-11- 12, Solo and Ensemble 9-10-11- 12, Thespian Society 10-11, State Solo and Ensemble 10-11- 12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Homecoming Court 12, Musical Pit Band 10, Lettermens Club 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 11-12 Helstedt, Marcia - Transfer Student 10, Varsity Girls Basketball 10-11-12, Varsity Track 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9- 10- 11-12, Concert Band 9-10- 11- 12, Majorette 11-12, Solo 147 and Ensembles 9-10-11-12, FHA 9-10, Curling 10-11-12, French Club 12, Letterwinners Club 10- 11-12, Cross Country 11 Henderson, John - Football 9-10- 11-12, FFA 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, FFA Vice-President 11, FFA Reporter 12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12, Curling 9- 10-11-12 Hlrner, Mike - Football 9, Cross Country 10-11-12, Track 9-10- 11-12, Baseball 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9- 10- 11-12, Pep Club 11, Badger Boys State 11, Lettermens Club 9-10-11-12, High School Curling 10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club Vice-President 11 Holter, Susan - Gymnastics 9-10- 11, Band 9-10, Pep Club 9-10- 11- 12, Pep Club Secretary 11- 12, FHA 10-11-12, Drama Club 11-12, NHS 12, Solo and Ensembles 10, Metric Club 11 9-10, Track 10, Golf 11, FFA 11, Transfered from Duluth Basketball and Track 9 Jessessky, Judy - Colorguard 9-10, Co-captain 10, Chorus 10-11- 12, FHA 9, Newspaper 10, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, GAA 9-10-11, High School Curling 10-12 Jick, Lynda - Girls Basketball Cheerleader 10 Johnson, Janell Jostad, Diane - Gymnastics 9-10- 11-12, Volleyball 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-10-11-12 Karwoski, Anne-Marie - Track 9- 10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 10-11-12, Pom-Pon 11-12, GAA 9, Girls Basketball 10, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 11, Ecology Club Treasurer 11, High School Curling 11-12 Howe, Terri - FHA 9-10-11-12, GAA 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10- 11-12, Solo and Ensembles 9- 10-11-12, State Solo and Ensembles 11, Chorus 12, Pep Club 9, Ecology Club 11-12, Ecology Club Secretary 12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, WJDA 12, Swing Choir 12, Summer Music Camp 10-11 Klimek, Roger - Cross Country 9- 10, Track 9-10 FFA 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12 Knappen, Kurt - Football 9-10- 11-12, Wrestling 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12, Transfered 10, Band 9 Kottmer, Brain Hunter, Roxanne - Wrestling Cheerleader 11, Ecology Club 11, Metric Club 9, Homecoming Court 12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10, Letterwinners Club 10- 11-12, Curling 9-10-12, FFA 10-11 Hynes, Bruce - Football 9-10-11- 12, FFA 9-10-11, WJDA 9-10- 11- 12 Hynes, Rodney - Football 9-10, FFA 9-10-11, WJDA 9-10-11, Industrial Arts Club 10-11-12 Jacobson, Patricia - Pep Club 9, GAA 9-10, Girls Basketball 10, FHA 9 Jessessky, Donna - GAA 9-10-11, Chorus 10-11-12, Forensics 11- 12, Madrigals 11-12, Show Choir 11-12, Newspaper 10, Solos and Ensembles 11-12, Drama Club 11-12, Musical 11, Varsity Cheerleader 11-12, Thesbians 11 Jessessky, James - Football 10, Basketball 10-11-12, Baseball Lakey, Larry - Basketball 9-10- 11-12, FFA 9-10-11-12, WJDA 9-10-11-12, FFA Treasurer 11- 12, Prom Court 11, Letterwinners Club 11-12 Lebakken, Lora - GAA 9-10-11- 12, FHA 9-10-11, Forensics 10 Lebakken, Tarri - FHA 9-10, Forensics 9, GAA 9-10, Solo and Ensembles 9-10-12, Drama Club 10, Band 9-10-11-12 Lemieux, Lana - FFA 9-10-11, Pep Club 9, Chorus 11, Photo Club 12 Literskl, Margaret - Chorus 10 Mack, Kelly - GAA 9, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club 10- 11-12, French Club 10-11-12, French Club Secretary 11-12, High School Curling 9-10-12, Band 9-10, Solo and Ensembles 9-10, Girls Basketball 10, Track 10, Letterwinners Club 10-11, Pom-Pon 11-12, Homecoming Court 12 Malesytcki, David Martin, Louise McDonah, Kenneth - Football 9- 10- 11-12, FFA 9-10-11-12 Me Keeth, Donna Medema, Jackie - Gymnastics 9, Girls Basketball 10, Girls Track 9-10, PeP Club 9-10-11-12, Student Council 12, Cross Country 11, prom Court 11, Curling 9-10-11-12, Pep Club Vice-President 11-12, Colorguard 9 Modahl, Gina - Girls Golf 9-10- 11, Gymnastics 9-10-11, Track 9- 10, Band 9-10 Niederkorn, Roger - Golf 9, Football 9-10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12, FFA 10- 11, Baseball 9, Basketball 9-10- 11- 12, Homecoming King 12 Oanes, Micheal - Football 10, Cross-country 9, Track 9-10-11, Letterwinner's Club 9-10-11, Drama Club 9-10-11, Curling 10- 11, School Play 10-11, Musicals 10-11, Class Vice- President 11-12, Solo and Ensemble 9-10 Oedsma, George - Football 9-10- 11- 12, Track 9-10-11, FFA 9- 10-11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9, Aviation Flying 11-12, Parlementry Procedure Team 10-11-12 Olson, James - Football 9-10-11- 12, Track 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9- 10-11-12, FFA 11, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12, Prom Court 11 Osborn, Kathy - Chorus 9-10 Peplinski, Barbara - FHA 12, Cheerleader 9, Girl's Track 9, Forensics 9, Band 9 Peterson, Jacqualine - Pep Club 10- 11-12, GAA 9-10-11, Cheerleader 10, Curling 9-10- 11- 12, Chorus 9-11-12, Show Choir 10-11-12, Madrigals 12, Solo and Ensembles 9-11-12, French Club 10 Poss, Doug - Golf 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Chorus 9, School Play 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 11-12, Industrial Arts Club 9-10-11-12, Officer 11, Drama Club 9-10-12, NHS 12, Badger Boys State Alternate 11, Solo and Ensembles 9-10-11-12, 148 State 10-11-12, High School Curling 9-10-11-12, Letterwinner's Club 9-10-11-12, Swing Choir 9-10, Band Vice- President 12, Music Camp 9-10- 11 Quail, Lisa - Metric Club 9-10, NHS 10-11-12, Gymnastics 9- 10-11, Class President 11-12, Track 9-10, Pep Club 9-10-11- 12, Prom Court 11, French Club 10-11-12, Letterwinner's Club 10- 11, Curling 9-10-11-12, Badger Girl State Alternate 11 Redsten, Diane - GAA 9-10, Drama Club 9-10, Girl's Basketball 10, Volleyball 9, French Club 11, Curling 9-10- 11- 12, Band 9-10-11-12, Gymnastics 9, School Play 9-10, Metric Club 9-10-11, Solo and Ensembles 10-11-12 Reincke, Rita - Chorus 9-10-11- 12 Remus, Angie - Colorguard 9-10, Pom Pon 11, Track 10, Pep Club 9- 10-11-12, GAA 10-11, Prom Court 11, Chorus 10, All High School Curling 9-10-11-12, Adult High School Curling 10- 11-12 Riggsby, Dorie Ritter, Randall Salzwedel, Victor Schein, Timothy - Football 9-10- 11-12 Schmidt, Lisa - Pep Club 9-10- 11-12, GAA 9-10-11-12, Pom Pon 12, Track 10-11, FFA 12 Severson, Linda - Girl's Glee Club 9-10, Mixed Chorus 11, Madrigals 12, Solo and Ensembles 9-10-12, State 10, Colorguard 9-10-11-12, Co- captain 11, Captain 12, GAA 9- 10- 11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, French Club 10-11, Forensics 9- 10, Creative Movement 11 Shaw, Tamira - Volleyball 12, Pep Club 12, Transfer Student 11 Smith, Joey - Drama Club 9-10- 11- 12, Thespian Society 11-12, Photo Club 11, Madrigals 12, Swing Choir 11, Pep Club 11- 12, School Play 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensembles 11, Football 9-10-11- 12, Captain 12, Basketball 9- 10-11-12, Track 9, Golf 10-11- 12, Baseball 9-10-11-12, Student Council 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 12, NHS 10-11-12, NHS President 12, Forensics 9- 10- 11, State Forensics 9-10-11, Prom Court 11, Homecoming Court 12, Badger Boy State Delegate 12, Letterwinner's Club 9-10-11-12 Stellpflug, Kelly - Student Council 9-10-11-12, Reporter 11, Secretary 12, Pom Pon 10- 11- 12, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12, Band 9-10-11-12, Secretary 11, President 12, Solo and Ensembles 9-10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, GAA 10-11-12, President 12, NHS 10-11-12, FHA 11, Badger Girls State Delegate 11, Spoon Recipient 11, North Central Evaluation Committee 11, Prom Court 11, Curling 9- 10-11-12 Stellpflug, Mary - Basketball 10- 11-12, Track 9-10-11-12, Golf 10- 11-12, Letterwinner's Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinner's President 12, Library Club 10- 11- 12, Reporter 11, Vice- President 12, Homecoming Court 12, GAA 12, Pep Club 9-10 Stensven, Caralyn - NHS 12, GAA 9-10-11, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Pom Pon 11-12, All High School Curling 9-11-12, Adult High School Curling 11-12, Band 9- 10, Gymnastics 9, Track 10 Sullivan, Kathy - Football and Basketball Cheerleader 9-10- 11-12, Student Council 9-10- 11, NHS 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Library Club 11-12, French Club 10-11-12, J.V. Football Captain 10, J. V. 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