Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

ARROWHEAD Editor: Colleen Jostad Advisor: Mrs. Gwen Hanson Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School Galesville. Wisconsin Staff Members: Sonna Severson Becky Karwoski Ilka Garcia Lisa Brovold Tracy Munson Amy Tuttle 1980 Bally Midway Mfg Co. TM of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. All Rights Reserved Joleen Rand Chris Johnson Sylvia Anderson Karen Kopp Karla Kopp Rhonda Wilbur Brenda Bishop MEN TAKE-OFF During the 1982-83 school year, the GET Redmen really took off on loads of things - such as the abun- dance of student teachers, the first German class over the cable system (Monica and Mark), our Swedish foreign exchange student (Susanne Slattman). and the day someone stole” the morning announce- ments (Will whoever took the announcements please return them to the office?”) Our community also took off on the opening of the new Hunter’s Bridge, and the Brewers and the Packers really took off too even after the football strike. The entire Coulee Conference found out how well the Redmen could takeoff by winning the Coulee Conference championships in football, boys' basket- ball. and volleyball. The Tylenol poisonings really caught everyone off guard, but as much as that brought us down, the Valley Girls helped us get over it in a totally differ- ent” way. The movies the Redmen took-off to see in '82-83 C. T.. Annie. Tootsie, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show (midnight movie in LaCrosse). The classes the Seniors took off to were pretty hectic, too — Mrs. MacNelson and her Macbeth (McBeth. MacBeth. Mcbeth) quizzes: Mr. Gautsch. Math IV and the hosehead computers (Where's the Joe” Tax-Man disk?): and Miss Werner and the egg babies (Oops. I dropped ill). While the underclassmen took-off on toothpick bridges, cardboard cars. Junior bicycle trip and video games. The new year 1983 seemed to sneak up on us when we weren't looking and gobbled us up as the Redmen do to their opponents and Pac-man does to ghosts. Just as 1983 was the year that made the REDMEN TAKE OFF. it was also the year for the seniors to TAKE OFF into their futures. Kathy Thompson 3 ACTIVITIES ACTIVATE STUDENTS Introduction Seniors Underclas: Sports Activities Facul Senior I 9 23 41 65 97 105 5 6 CONCESSION STAND 7 REDMEN INVASION SENIORS BEGIN SENIORS TOOK OFF ... -even though our Flomecoming float only took fourth place. -when we went hunting and found our QUARRY -with turtlenecks and hooded sweatshirts every Monday! -to the library looking for research for the E.N. paper. -to ARCADIA during class time (right Mrs. Han- son?) -even though the elevator at the LaCrosse County Courthouse didn't -with our Friday to Friday parties. -to Showbiz” to play Skeeball. TICKETS. TICKETS. and more TICKETS!!! -every noon hour to get pop. chips, candy and personal Hems downtown. -but Karen took longer than everyone else at Cof- fee Mill (an hour and a half?!?!) -on our senior ski(p) trip that was postponed first because of lack of snow, than because of to much snow -without finding out Mrs. Audrey Z. Nerby s mid- dle name -with tears in our eyes and great memories in our hearts Class Motto ... The future is not in the hands of fate but in ours. Jules Jusserand Class Colors ... Blue and Silver Class flower ... 10 Red silk rose with blue ribbon THEIR SEARCH 1. Seniors line up to receive their diplomas 2. Mr Valiska. principal, announces the Bonnie Jostad Memorial to Doug Mahlum. and the Outstanding Senior Award to Berk Guse 3. Valedictorian Jim Howard and his parents 4 Salutatorian Glenn Hirner and his parents 1980 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. TM of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. All Rights Reserved n Bonnie Ahrndt Thomas Anderson Todd Auer Allen Bagniewski Alex Bauer Jeffery Beirne Gary Berg Brenda Bishop Brenda Bolman 12 Joann Bryhn Laurie Corcoran Timothy Cornell Pamela Daffinson Teri Daffinson David Dahl Richard Docken 13 Michael Gunderson Berkly Guse Lana Halverson Perry Halverson Deanna Hammer Shelly Hanson Joseph Heffner Paul Helstad Celeste Hemmelman 14 Karen Hill Glenn Hirner Heidi Hjerteid Melanie Hjerleid Debbra Holthaus James Howard Rhonda Jacobs Tammy Jeffers 15 Karen Jessessky Rebecca Karwoski Thomas Kelleher Jeffery Kirkey Mark Klein Antony Knepper Steven Knepper Douglas Knudson Kari Kohlmeyer Elise Kopp 16 Ellen Kriesel Margaret Lakey Todd Lakey Jeffery Larson Jeffery Lehmann Peggy Lehmann Timothy Lemieux Mark Lettner Wesly Linberg Monica Litzenberger Terri Lutz Douglas Mahlum 17 Peter McKeeth Todd McMahon Kathleen Murphy Boyd Near Patrick Neitzel Lee Nel estuen Donna Noble John Oedsma Sheryl Ol on 18 Stephanie Olson Jamie Parkhurst MaryAnn Peplinski Nicole Robinson Patrick Robinson Steven Rousseau 19 Risa Sacia Timothy Scherr lisa Schultz 20 Dean Strong James Thompson Kathy Thompson Mark Tranberg Earl Trim Edward Tschumper Mark Wagner John Walske Vicky Wason 21 Amy Weyant Stephanie Wiezorek Susan Wolfe Christopher Wood Norbert Ziegler To have been an exchange student in this country has been a great experience and also a wonderful one - worth every minute of homesickness. I am very glad to have been given the opportunity to get to know your country foreign to me - and its people, not only as a tourist, but also as an inhabitant. The Wisconsin nature made a great impression on me - the hills look so billowy soft to me as I am used to large pinetree forests with tiny fields dotted here and there Not only is the nature nice, but G- E-T High School is too. Everybody was friendly towards me and I really enjoyed it after I got used to the schedule and the routines. Many things were different, of course, and that was one part which made it so interesting to be here. My family for one year. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lettner and their children, deserve to be mentioned too. They did a lot for me and if they had not taken me. maybe I would not have been able to come here at all ■ I thank you. Thank you to all my friends who helped me and took me out to show me the area and what young people in Wisconsin do. When I left my parents, two sisters, two foster brothers and friends in Nybro in the southeastern part of Sweden I did not have any idea what the year ahead of me would be like. Now when I look back. I discover I can stand on my own two feet and make my own decisions without my parents around me In the fall of 1983. when I am back in Sweden again. I will continue school for two more years and try to learn more English. German, and Spanish. You see. foreign languages is one of my interests. Another is playing soccer and I will continue with that too. I warmly recommend all of you to travel a lot and see how people in other countries live. It also gives you new values and you learn a lot about yourself. Love. Susanne Slattman 22 JUNIORS BEGIN 24 Junior Class Took-Off: -after surviving the summer of 82” -with a first place Homecoming float -with Up Where We Belong at our dance -although the James Watt debate didn't -with loads of class spirit and class unity -with Prom in our thoughts morning, noon and night -with our class officers President- Anita Walski Vice President- Mike Guillou Secretary- Dawn Schroeder Treasurer- Rhonda Wilbur FINAL COUNTDOWN Sylvia Anderson Bruce Auer Tim Beirne Monika Berg Tom Bielefeldt Brook Bolman Kristine Boltz Kelly Boyer Peter Brenegen Doug Brenengen Lisa Brovold Dale Brush Rebecca Buckner Paul Bulawa Brenda Cook Larry Cooper Don Critzman Marcy Daffinson Daniel Dahl Joni Dent David Diamond Chris Duellman Laura Elliott Dan Erickson Jim Evanson Dan Finucan 25 JUNIORS TAKE George Fogleson Megan French Dain Frisby Ilka Garcia Tawny Giles Rick Gorka Jim Grant John Griffon Mike Gillou Lisa Halverson Tracy Halverson Jeff Hanson Tony Hanson Jim Hill Doug HogJen Stan Hovell Judy Howe Sharon Hunter Chris Johnson Diana Johnson Colleen Jostad Kevin Katula Mary Klimek Eric Koch 26 Juniors weren’t clownin' around when they took first place on their Homecoming float FIRST ON FLOAT Karen Kopp Karla Kopp Vicky Kriesel David Lakey Calvin Lebakken Kim Lebakken Juniors show their style for Punk Day T- FH a ■■ Mary Lebakken Ev Leisgang Randy Lemieux Ed Lettner Brian Lilia Lisa Lilia Mike Mack Robb Mack Dawn McFadden Jill Modahl Tracy Munson Gary Olinger Delight Olson Kevin Olson Pam Paulus Scott Pieper 27 JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD TO Sieve Poss Geri Pratt Joleen Rand Vicki Ratajczek Ronnie Redsten John Richason Jodi Rolbiecki Keith Ronning Robbie Ryan Cindy Schaller Dawn Schroeder Debbie Severson Kristine Shawley Lisa Silha Leah Sims Tricia Smith Donna Snyder Amy Sokolik Cary Stalheim Tom Stanislawski Laurie Stanislowski Joe Stevens Robin Stuhr Paula Truax Amy Tuttle Alan VanVIeet 28 BEING UP WHERE WE BELONG Brenda Vondrasek Anita Walski Paula Walsky Marie Welsh John Wieczorek Paul Wier Rhonda Wilber Bill Wilson Jim Wilson Lori Zeigler Not pictured: Sue Memmer Carl and Jim are compiling in the lifesaver game JO The Sophomore class look-off: -with a cry from the back of the football bus. Hey Coach. Oedsma forgot his shoulder pads. -when we took second place on our float, first on our great poster. and the spirit stick. -even though Mr. Pampuch got all wet on our Biology field trip when we took a dive into the snow after Tracey. -In Drivers Ed. as we impatiently counted the days!!! -when there was party time” in Geometry when Mr. Accola left class and Mr. Strike took over making his infamous Circles. -with Karl and Keith being the first Sophomores to take first place in the all-high bonspiel. -doing a great job with our J. V. football, basket- ball. baseball, volleyball and all other Sophomore activities!!!! SOPHOMORES David Anthony Debbie Auer Ina Jo Baer Lynn Bagniewski Tom Beirne Shawn Bell John Berg Mike Bishop Jeanine Boltz Ron Brenegan Kathy Brophy Randy Byom Jim Canar Mark Carhart Jeff Cook Mike Cooper Kevin Corcoran Teresa Cornell Stephanie Cotton John Crogan Sandy Dahl Beth Davison Vicki Duellman Rhonda Dusso Wade Elliott Craig Evanson 31 SOPHOMORES WIN Jon Fogleson Darren Foster Molly French David Gibbons Chris Gille Joan Gillies John Gillies Barb Glomstad Scott Gooden Penny Green Joe Guillou Tracy Hanson 32 SNOWBALL WEEK David Hass Jim Hoem Theresa Hummel Chris Hunter Bonnie Jacobs Brenda Jacobs Phillip Jenson Joey Johnson Lisa Johnson Karen Jostad Lisa Jostad Dan Kampstra Lisa Karwoski Steve Kelleher Corinne Kiedrowski Bonnie Kielas Lisa Kirkey Chuck Komperud Ted Konkel Tammy Lafleur Lisa Lakey Lori Lambert 33 SOPHOMORES WAKKA-WAY WITH Eric Lebakken Cindy Lehmann Mary Leltner Deanna Lowe Mary Mack Sean Marcella Brain McConnell Troy McMahon David Middleton Susan Miller Connie Mitchell Paul Moen Mari Mueller Shelby Nietzel Steve Nelson Bob Newmann Jerry Noble Jim Oedsma Mark Paulus Cliff Pelowski Alan Peterson Denise Pieper Angie Ratajezek Eric Rindahl Tammy Ritter Cathy Roberts Keith Robinson Brandi Rousseau Margaret Santas Karen Scarseth 34 SPIRIT STICK David Scherr Larry Schindler Stephanie Schroder Laurie Schroeder Joe Schuh Sheila Severson Sandy Seiger Troy Sims Paul Smaglik Gina Smith Joel Smith Peggy Smith Amy Sonsalla Mary Stanislawski Kelly Stellflue Kart Stellpflug Leslie Stellpflug Paul Storey Dan Stuhr David Suttie Rodney Tisthammer Kevin Vondrasek Todd Waldera David Walski Shawn Wier Jim Wilber Lisa Wilber Robin Wood Barb Zeigler 35 FRESHMEN LOOK The Freshmen Class took off .. ... with a setback by getting a 4th on our home- coming float, but ended their season with a 3-3 record looking forward to the next season! .. . with the talented Wendy Johnson and Dawn Middleton being the first freshmen girls to make the Pom pon squad. with the girls ending their volleyball and bas- ketball seasons successfully. __waiting for the time when we are the upper classmen ... kind of bumpy, but we had a beautiful landing. with a born leader by electing Brian Corcoran as our class President. Trudi Pierson as our Vice President. Heidi Rolbiecki as our Secretary, and Kris Tweed as our Treasurer. 36 FORWARD TO A GREAT YEAR Dan Ackerman Richard Anderson Lori Bakken Melissa Bauer Jim Beirne Becky Berger Shalley Betz Rich Bielefeld! Mark Bishop Bobbi Bolman Darrell Bork Heather Bortle Craig Boyer Faith Brady Angie Brophy Laurie Brophy Ron Bucholz Jim Burns Melinda Burt Beth Byom Mike Byom Tracy Canar Roger Chase Kevin Conrad Brian Corcoran Tyra Cornell Mary Cottingham Blake Docken Jennifer Dopp Connie Dutton Kristin Emerson Dawn Erickson Jenny Evanson Becky Evenson Jennifer Freismuth Jeff Grant Stacey Gunderson Dan Henderson Tracy Herzog Christine Hill Pam Hjerleid 37 Andrea Hovell Ken Howe Jane! Hunter Sean Jacobs Wendy Johnson Tom Jostad Stephanie Kenyon Erik Kiedrowski Heidi Kiedrowski Holly Kiedrowski Bernadette Kielas Chad Koch Kurt Kopp John Kramer Karla Kramer Keith Kuchon Chris Lebakken Richard Leisgang Deanna Lilia Paul Lund Kevin Mack Jeannie Malchaski Shawn McConnell Mike McCarty Amy McKeeth Kirsten Mensing Dawn Middleton Tom Mikrut Mike Miller Eric Moen SWING OF HIGH SCHOOL Stephanie Mrachek Darrell Nelson Gina Neumann Bobby Nichols Greg Ofsdahl Eric Pearson David Peplinski Trudi Pierson Mark Quail Jamie Ratajczek Tammy Roberts Robbie Robinson Heidi Robiecki Dana Scheil Mike Schindler Tammy Schindler Lani Shmidt Mike Selck Jenny Severson Paul Severson Lance Shawley Julie Silha Tom Smith Stacey Sobotta Cynda Solberg Paul Sonsalla Darryl Stalsberg Lisa Staislowski Nina Stanislowski Karl Stellpflug 39 NEXT STEP — SOPHOMORES Jeff Stoner Doug Story Kim Sullivan Brian Suttie Lisa Sveen Joe Thilmany Lori Thompson Sandi Thompson Tom Topen Rikka Torgerson Mark Towner Karen Tranberg Randy Tranberg Kristie Tweed Alan Urban Dave Urban Dorothy Van Riper Russel Van Riper Tanya Vaughn Chip Wall Christine Walske Ron Walski Tim Walsky Holly Winn Jason Wood Ralph Zarborowski Christine Ziegler 40 REDMEN TAKE-OFF 1. Kneeling: Richard Pampuch. coach: Debbie Auer: Brook Bolman; Lee Ann Johnson: Jenny Evanson. Standing: Tim Cornell; Darren Fos- ter: Mike Guillou: Jim Hill; and Eric Rindahl. 2. Row I Jenny Evanson; Jim Hill; Row Eric Rindahl; Lee Ann Johnson; Debbie Auer; Row 3: Steve Poss: Brook Bolman: Mike Guillou; and Tim Cornell. 3. Mike Guillou takes the lead. 42 ACROSS COUNTRY G-E-T CROSS COUNTRY 19 2 7 Boys-4 Girl� Individual Team Members And Best Times BOYS 3 MILE Tim Cornell 12 13.35 m t Mike Guillou 11 IS.03 Jim Hill II 16.11 Darren Foster 10 16.35 Eric Rindahl 10 18.19 Steve Po � 11 17.10 Mike Shindler 9 19 44 GIRLS 2 MILE LeeAnn Johnjon 12 12.27 m s Brook Bolman 11 13 54 Debbie Auer 10 15 25 Jennifer Evanson 1 9 Mi 13.35 Redmen took-off . .. -because we rewarded ourselves with apples -because we finished third in the conference meet -because we almost had a full girls team -with LeeAnn and Brook as Lenny’s Body- guards -because of our successful rugby season -because Jim loves chocalate cream pie (with lots of whipped cream of course)! -because the bus was always so clean -when Mr. Pampuch went the wrong way on a BOYS All CONFERENCE 1st Team Jim Hill Darren Foster 2nd Team Sieve Poss GIRLS AIL CONFERENCE 1st Team LeeAnn Johnson Competed against 77 schools Record 39 38 Eff. 50.6% 1st in I G-E-T Invitational 2nd in 3 G-E-T Invitationals 5th in Mondovi Invitational one way street -because Mr. Johnson was always there to cheer us on -because we made it past Killer Hill” -when Mr. Pampuch took the shortcut across the new Hunters' Bridge before it was fin- ished -because of Billurd”. the pool shark 3rd in Conference Meet 6th at Sectionals In Sectional Meet: Jim Hill placed 8th 17 21 m t -because of our leader, Conan” -because we had the No. 1 bus driver in the conference. Darren Foster 9th 17 33 ,r LeeAnn Johnson 4th 13.37 43 FOOTBALL TEAM ADVANCES TO PLAYOFFS I. The freshmen football team Row I: Chris Lebak ken. Troy Bauer. Bobby Nichols. Jim Beirne. Tim Walski. Row 2: Mr. Duellman. Jeff Grant. Blake Doe- ken. Kevin Mack. Chad Kock. Chip Wall. Ralph Za- borowski. Mike Selck Row 3: Lance Showley. Kurt Kopp. Doug Storey. Tom Jostad. John Kramer. Shawn Jacobs. Dan Henderson. Robbie Robinson Row 4: Tom Toppen. Jeff Stoner. Eric Moen. Brian Suttie. Eric Kiedrowski. Randy Tranberg. Brian Corcoran. Mark Towner. Tom Smith 4. A champions smile Row 11 Tom Beirne. Scott Gibbons. David Anthony. Eric Lebakken. Dan Kampstra. Bob Neumann. Wade Elliott. Jim Canar Row 2i David Scherr. Kevin Von- drasek. Mark Paulus. Joe Guillou. Randy Byom. Tom Evanson. Sean Marcella. Todd Waldera. Mike Coo- per. Troy McMahon Row 3: Coach Lee. Jim Oedsma. Larry Schindler. Alan Peterson. Keith Robinson. Karl Stellpflug. Dan Stuhr. Paul Storey. Kevin Corcoran. Jeff Cook. Mark Carhart Coach Sovat SCOREBOARD GET. 7 Cashton 17 78 Altoona 0 39 B.R.F. 13 7 Onalaska 13 22 Arcadia 0 44 La Crescent 7 14 West Salem 0 77 Holmen 0 77 Westby 3 19 Colby 71 J.V. record: 4 wins. 7 ot WUAA Playoffs loses Redmen took off -with a great season and talented seniors. ALL CONFERENCE SELECTION Tom Anderson -1st Team Offense and Defense Todd Auer -1 t Team Offense and Defense Perry Halverson '1st Team Offense and Defense Paul Helstad -1st Team Offense Wes Linberg '1st Team Defense Mark Wagner -1st Team Offense Doug Knudson Ond Team Offense Bruce Auer -Honorable Mention-Defense Jeff Bierne -Honorable Mention-Defense John Conlan -Honorable Mention-Offense Jim Howard -Honorable Mention-Defense Todd Peterson «Honorable Mention-Offense and Defense ALL COULEE REGION SELECTIONS Tom Anderson -1st Team Defense Todd Auer -1st Team Offense and Defense Perry Halverson -1st Team Offense and Defense Mark Wagner -Honorable Mention-Offense ALL DISTRICT SELECTIONS Tom Anderson Todd Auer Perry Halverson 1st Team Defense 1st Team Offense and Defense 1st Team Defense UPI ALL STATE Todd Auer AP ALL STATE Todd Auer SHRINE GAME Todd Auer -1st Team - Linebacker -2nd Team - Linebacker Row I: Jeff Beirne. Dave Pott. Don Critzman. Manager Joel Smith Row 2: Alex Bauer. Tracy Halverson. Doug Knudson. Bob McDonah. Larry Cooper Row 3: Coach Forster. Jim Evanson. Robbie Mack. Coach Goller. Jim Howard. John Wieczorek. Coach Lund Row 4: Mark Wagner. Doug Brenengen. Perry Halverson. Bruce Auer. Paul Wier. Mark McFadden. Wes Linberg. Todd Smith. Paul Helstad Row 5: Todd Auer. Tom Anderson. John Oedsma. John Conlan. Jeff Larson. Jeff Hanson. Mike Mack. Todd Peterson 45 VOLLEYBALL TEAM IS 46 COULEE CONFERENCE CHAMP 1. Varsity Volleyball Peggy Lakey. Julie Brophy. Laura Elliott. Joan Gillies. Karen Hill. Mary Engelien. Stacey Jessesski. Vickie Kriesel. Teri Daffinson 2. Freshmen Volleyball Lisa Sveen. Karen Tranberg. Lani Schmidt. Holly Kiedrowski. Christine Walski. Stacey Sobotta. Heidi Kie- drowski. Sandi Thompson. 3. Junior Varsity: Chris Duellmen. Denise Peiper. Laurie Schroeder. Karen Scarseth. Pam Paulus. Connie Mitchel. Lisa Johnson. Lisa Lakey. Kelly Stellflue. Mary Mack. Beth Davison. Dawn Schroeder. Joan Gillies. Redmen took off -with Stacey's Gag me with a spoon!’’ -with Chris gracefully (?) setting a serve, with the upperclassmen's ingenious game, trying to initiate the Frosh -with Mrs. Meunier and her Volleyball beauties . -by selling Rex all purpose cleaner for I day. when we stopped at Rocky's for pizza. Burger King for shakes and McDonalds before the Westby game. -by initiating the freshmen in puddles on the football field. -by taking a bath in the puddles. (Laura. Dawn and Karen) (Is that when the full moon came out early. Laura?) -with the seniors trip to State! Where’s your toothbrush. Karen! The guy in the baby blue sweats! -Sandy T’s gracefully falling for a cute 8 year old. off the bench, -with The Uncontrollable . -saying Karen, are you sure you are all together? -with Mary's face after she got hit low and the ball ricocheted, -when we took on the boys football team in a blindfold race, -when everybody brought their uniform to the Holmen tourney?!! -with two minutes to warm up before the first game at White- hall -when Stacey hit between the center and spiking line. -with another successful volleyball season in 1982. -with a 6-1 conference record and a share of the Coulee Confer- ence title for the second straight year -with Mary Engelein being chosen for the All-Coulee Conference first team. Teri Daffinson being chosen for the second team and Stacey Jessesski receiving honorable mention. 47 GIRLS AND Girls Golf Took-off -with only 5 girls. 3 freshmen and 2 seniors -when Holly got a hole in one -when Gina almost had to walk home from Bangor -when only Kris golfed at Sectionals while Nicki lumped along (no coaching) -when we golfed through the thunder storm at Sparta (of course the lighting never did come) -when Nicki and Kris took the golf cart hill climbing -when the season came to an end and everyone had improved I. Left to right- Coach Mr . Warriner. Nicky Robinson. Kris Enge- vold. Amy McKeeth. Holly Winn. Gina Newman. 2. Holly. Gina, and Amy practice their putting. BOYS GOLF 1. From left lo right back row- David Middleton. Troy Sim� . Tom Beirne. We Limberg. Glenn Hirner. Steve Kelleher. Gary Berg. Greg Stellflue. Tom kelleher. Tim Scherr. Tim Beirne. Mark Tranberg. Phil Couture. Coach Sporty. First Row Paul Lund. Mike Byom. Chip Wall. Randy Byom. Jim Beirne. Paul Moen. Mark Paulu . Kevin Mack. Mike Selk. 2. Greg Stellflue get ready to tee off Boys Golf Took off -with Paul Helstad hilling his second hole in one at Ettrick -with our leading golfer a freshmen. Chip Wall -and so did the artificial turf (library carpet) -when David Middleton ran over Dobber's (Tom Beirne) clubs with a golf cart -with five letterwinners: Greg Stellflue. Tim Scherr. Tim Beirne. Jim Canar. Chip Wall -with a record of Varsity Won 24. Lost 24. Tied 3 J.V. Won 7 Lost 2 -even though temperatures dipped below freezing more than once -with Sporty's Grand Prix driving that got us to West Salem on time -even though Jim Canar complained of his bad back -while coming back from Black River: over the hill, but didn't quite make it -with a perfect record in non- conference, but finding trouble in conference play -with only Tim Beirne going to sectionals 49 BASKETBALL TEAM WINS COULEE CONFERENCE 1. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: Paul Lund. Manager; John Rich ardson. Tim Beirne. Larry Cooper. Robbie Mack. Paul Bulawa. Mike Mack. Joel Smith. Manager Row 2i Coach Lund. Jeff Hanson. Bruce Auer. Mark Wagner. Allyn Doerr. Todd Peterson. Tom Anderson. Jim Howard. Dan Stuhr. Jamie Parkhurst. 2. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: L to R Phillip Jensen. Kevin Vondrasek. Eric Rindahl. Randy Byom. Craig Evenson. Kevin Corco- ran. Karl Stellpflug. Joe Guillou. Jim Canar. Tom Beirne. Mark Paulus. Keith Robinson 3. ERESHMEN: BASKETBALL.- Paul Lund. Manager; Kevin Mack. Chip Wall. Tom Toppen. Brian Suttie. Brian Corcoran. Bobbie Ni- chols. Mike Schindler. Jim Beirne. Coach Forester. 4. Allyn Doerr gets tip By Redmen Took Off •by winning the Coulee Conference Championship, another great year for Coach Russ Lund and the basketball team. What a pleasure it was working with this fine group of young men -in tournament play defeating West Salem the first game but sadly losing to Onalaska in the second game -by looking forward to next year with an experienced group of Junior boys who provided us with such a strong bench this year -with our spirit filled pep fests including pie-throwing contests -we will miss our Seniors: Mark Wagner another year of high scoring and super de- fense. Jim Howard-our play maker and a good ball handler. Todd Peterson-strong rebounder with good inside strength Allyn Doerr-always fun to see Allyn outjump Burkhardt and shoot so well. Jamie Parkhurst-who came off the bench and played so well. A food outside shooter too. om Anderson who simply did everything well. A real com- plete ball player. SCOREBOARD GET 84 78 67 54 52 70 70 50 61 55 68 53 C.-F.C Ona. Luther Blair B.R.F. Ona. Arcadia Whitehall La Crescent W. Salem Holmen Westby R.F. Sub Regional Regional 51 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The Girls' Basketball team took-off with Mary Engelien scoring 239 points in 18 games for Varsity and Karen Scarseth scoring 127 points and 143 rebounds for the ir. Varsity. - with harmonizing cheers, when doing our pom pon routines - the peel! with Debbie chugging milk for Duellman. - when Amy broke her wrist and then made a basket. - when Brook went in the ambulance. when Mary wiped out while running in for warm-ups at Arca- dia. When Connie and Amy wore the wrong uniforms, when we left Brenda. Dain and Debbie at McDonald s, when shooting more pressure” freethrows. with Ellen s over-the-backboard shot. - the dreaded munchkin. ■ our faithful fans: Bob and Rollie . Highlights by coaches Richard Pampuch and Robert Duellman: Freshmen record 7-3 J.V record 5-9 Varsity record 6-10 Points Mary Engelien 243 Vickie Kriesel 186 Ellen Kriesel - 11 3 Teri Daffmson 73 Connie Mitchell 49 Rebounds Mary Engelien - 231 Vickie Kriesel 92 Kari Kohlmeyer - 78 Connie Mitchell 67 Steals Assists Ellen Kriesel - 53 Terri Daffinson - 63 Teri Daffinson - 47 Ellen Kriesel • 28 Vickie Kriesel 45 Mary Engelien - 38 SCOREBOARD w GET. 37 Whitehall 31 L GET 40 B R Falls 47 L GET 37 Onalaska 53 L GET. 46 Arcadia 50 L GET. 53 Viroqua 61 L GET. 47 LaC rescent 66 W GET. 28 Blair 27 L GET. 47 West Salem 49 L GET. 31 Holmaxn 32 L GET. 38 Mel Min 39 W GET. 45 Westby 31 w GET. 44 B R Falls 35 L GET. 40 Onalaska 54 L GET. 20 Arcadia 42 L GET. 34 West Salem 53 L GET. 39 LaC rescent 51 W GET. 46 Holmen 36 w GET. 58 Westby 48 Sub-Regional at Holmen L G.E.T. 38 West Salem 51 Conference Record 6th Place 52 PLACES 6TH IN CONFERENCE I. Varsity: Sharon Pratt. Manager: Coach Pampuch: Joan Gillies: Karen Scarseth; Amy Weyant: Debbie Auer; Vickie Kriesel; Lori Lambert: Ellen Kriesel; Kelly Stellflug: Kari Kohlmeyer. Teri Daffinson Mary Enge- lien: Connie Mitchell. Row I: Brenda Vondrasek. Theresa Hummel. Lisa Sveen. Row 2-. Dain Frisby. Tracy Canar. Lisa John- son. Row 3: Coach Duellman. Brook Bolman. Laurie Brophy. Heidi Kiedrowski. Karen Tranberg. Kari Stell- flug. Holly Kiedrowski. Geri Pratt. Manager 3. Amy Weyant. Mary Engelien. Row 2 Teri Daffin- son. Ellen Kriesel. Kari Kohlmeyer 53 GYMNASTICS TEAM HAS Junior Varisty: Penny Green. Bernadette Keilas. Tyra Cornnel. Christine Hill. Beth Byom. Kristie Tweed. Lisa Kirky. Jennifer Dopp. Bobbi Bolman. Heidi Rolbiecki. Sandi Thompson. Kirsten Mensing. Melissa Bauer 3. Lisa Brovald starts her floor exercise. 4. Lisa Jostad does a perfect handspring I. Varsity: Kim Lebakken. Jennifer Dopp. Beth Byom. Mary Klimek. Lisa Brovald. Mary Mack. LeeAnn Johnson. Chris Johnson. Beth Davison Gymnastics took-off -with famous sayings ' Maybe we ll bread SO pts.l” Oh. _______ ! Is this for real? (Jill's accident in Arcadia) and of course. Don't feel bad. I missed the whole beam!!! -with Lee Ann's beat board battle. -watching Lisa Jostad fight with the bus over her hanger in Onalaska. -with many aerial cartwheels and back handsprings, but never got them in our routines. -with Sandi's new Mom and Dad thanks to Bobbi! -with Tammy's first and last solo back somi of the season, laughing at Onalaska with all their hugging and kissing. 54 WINNING SPIRIT 55 CLASS B” STATE HEAVY THE REDMEN TOOK OFF -with our State Champ. Todd Auer! -with our coach. Ron Vorpahl -when we finished I Oth in the state ahead of every other conference school. -even though we ended up the year with a 3-7-0 but a good year to build experience. -when Tracy Halverson. Mike Guillou and Dave Scherr finished 1-2-3 respectively in the confer- ence. -Todd Auer had a season record of 30-0-0 with an overall high school record of 49-1-0. his Senior year with 21 pins and a Wisconsin State Cham- pionship. Pictured, bottom row left to right: Jeff Bierne. Tracy Halverson. Dave Lakey. Mark Towner. John Wieczorek. Randy Henderson. Top row. Alan Bagniewski. Guy Nichols. John Griffin. Blake Docken. Eric Lebakken. Dan Henderson. Mike Guillou. Dave Scherr. and Mr. Vorpahl. coach. 56 WEIGHT CHAMP TODD AUER The look of victory for Todd Auer and Coach Ron Vorpahl A MAN CALLED HORSE” He has more heart than anybody I've ever seen.” said Ron Vorpahl. the second-year G-E-T coach. He wanted it all year long. Sometimes he was the only guy who would stay after practice and work on the weights.” Auer, or Horse, if you prefer, has a 26-0 heavyweight record, including 21 pins going into the state meet as Amery Sectional champion. Last year he was 19-1 before losing out in the Sectional. For a kid 17-18 years old. he's very powerful.” said G-E-T coach Ron Vorpahl. He stays on his feet and he goes right at you. He benches 375 pounds, when he grabs hold of you. he's got you.” The three pounds of bananas Auer devours before each match give him strength. He's just a good all-round athlete. He could play any sport. said Vorpahl. Although Auer still isn't the most polished of wres- tlers. he knows the basics very well. An honor-roll student. Auer picked things up quickly and breezed through the regular season. He’s very coachable. Everything you tell him. he retains. Most wrestlers have to look at a coach to find out what to do next during a match. Todd doesn't. He never has to look over, Vorpahl said. Horses' easy victories made the competition look bad. Forced to go the distance only three times, people wondered how good Auer really was. including his coach. His sectional performance answered any ques- tions. Madison. Wl - Two area wrestlers. Arcadia’s Jim Filla and Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau’s Todd Auer, were vic- torious Saturday in the finals of the Wisconsin Inter- scholastic Athletic Association Class B state tourna- ment. G-E-T's Auer won the championship of the unlimited weight class by downing Cliff Berg of Sheboygan Falls 10-3. Auer reached the finals by pinning Brian Hesse of Lodi at 5:47. Reprinted from The LaCrosse Tribune and The Win- ona Daily News. 57 MILE RELAY G-E-T Boys' Track 1983 Meet Results: Logan Invit. G-E-T Relays Trempealeau County Met ! K.C. Relays Holmen Relays Norse Invit. B R F Invit Coulee Conference G-E-T Invit. B G-E-T Invit. C G-E-T Invit. Precoulee Holmen Invit. Regular season record 19 82. Coulee Conference Champs i Runners Up 1st - Discus - Todd Auer 1st - 1600m Relay - Jim Fv.uison. Steve Poss. Jeff Ham Bruce Auer 2nd Discus Perry Halvei 2nd - 3200m 9mn - Jim Hill 2i New School Records „1 lop Effort Shot tm - Todd Auer - 47'4‘ Discus - Todd Auer - 144 5” - Perry Halverson - I34’2 l -Karl Stellpflug - 124 3' High Jump - Steve Poss 5 10” Pole Vault - Jeff Beirne • I l'6” Mike Guillou • 11 ’6 Long Jump - Jeff Hanson 19'S Triple Jump Jeff Hanson - 38 2 High Hurdles • Don Critzman • 16.65 sec. 440yd. Dash - Bruce Auer - 52.98 sec. Low Hurdles - Jim Evanson 41.17 sec. 880yd. - Steve Poss - 2:02.65 m s - Jim Hill • 2:02 68 m s Mile Run Jim Hill - 4:35.13 m-s 2 Mile Run - Jim Hill - 10:10 2 m s - Darren Foster • 10:31.25 m-s 880yd Relay - Evanson. Stellpflug. T. Auer. Hanson - 136 98 m s Mile Relay • Evanson. Poss. Hanson - 3:35.01 m-s 440 yd Relay - T Halverson. B Auer. T. Auer. Hanson • 47.09 sec. 2 Mile Relay Poss. Hill. B. Auer. Lettner 8.45.1 m-s 6 Mile Relay - Poss. J. Guillou. Hill - 32 48.1 m-s 58 TO SECTIONALS Boy Track Took Off -winning nine team trophies -taking the Knights of Coloumbus relays title in La Crosse -entertaining the rest of the bus with are hit songs, -with the mile relay and their $17.00 shirts -with James Midnight Conan Hill and his unknown girlfriends -with Jeff Beirne teaching Mike Cuillou how to pole vault, and it all paying off with Mike beating Jeff -with Tracy Halverson sliding through the exchange zone in the 880 yard relay -with Bruce trying to cry his way out of running an- chor 1. Tracy Halverson trys to lake over the lead 2. Joe. Darren. Steve. Jim. and Jeff stretch out while they wail their turn 3 Jim Hill goes the easy way into the bus 4. Left to Right. Row I Mike Schindler. Jeff Beirne. Troy Bauer. John Griffon Tracy Halverson. Eric Rindahl. Don Critzman. Row 2 Darren Foster. Bobby Nichols. Ed Lettner. Jim Evenson. Bruce Auer. Jim Hill. Steve Poss. Joe Guillou. Row 3 Mike Guillou. Dan Henderson. John Odesma. Jeff Hanson. Todd Auer. Karl Stellp- flug. Perry Halverson 59 LEE ANN JOHNSON PLACES I. Row I Left to Right: Brook Bolman. Lori Lambert. Karen Scaraeth. Wendy Johnaon. Tracy Canar. Row 2 Laura Elliot. Karen Hill. Connie Mitchell. Karen Tranberg. Laurie Schroeder. Dawn Schroeder. Sandi Siager. Row 3 Coach Miaa Barnd. Debbie Auer. Liaa Kampatra. Shelly Hanaen. Liaa Johnaon. Liaa Sveen. Jennifer Dopp. Beth Byom. Tyra Cornell. Suzanne Slatman. Coach Ron Vorpahl Girls Track Took Off -with many common expressions It's too windy out here Do we have to ‘Til get around to each one of you every night sure Wee as we went over the hurdles -when a bird left its droppings on Miss Barnd's shoulder -when Miss Barnd left practice early, only to park next to a sign that said No Parking ! -with a very small and inexperienced team, but the girls proved that hard work pays off by finishing forth at the Coullee Conference meet -breaking and setting many school records -with only three Seniors -with sixteen Freshman and Sophomores that did a good job -with no wins, but later scored in the top four of most meets -with fourth place in the Coulee Conference and third in the Trempealeau County meets -with Lee Ann Johnson as MVP. who also qualified for Sectionals in the post season tournaments -with Coach Ron Vorpahl. looking forward to next year and incoming talent 60 THIRD AT SECTIONALS 2. Dawn S.. Jennifer D.. Wendy J.. and Tyra C. stretch out before the meet I. Tracy Canar competes in the high jump 61 ALL THE WAY I. Above Left to Right. Row It Dan Sthur. Jim Canar. Tim Beirne. Steve Pots. Jeff Beirne. Tim Cornell. John Griffon. Joe Guillou. Coach Mr. Lund Row 2. Mark Wagner. John Odesma. Mike Gunderson. Mike Mack. Todd Peterson. Tom Anderson. Bruce Auer. Paul Helstad. Robbie Mack. Jim Howard 2. Left to Right Below Row l Tom Jostad. Chip Wall. Sean Jacobs. Kevin Mack. Dan Ackerman. Mark Towner. Kevin Corcoran. Row 2: Tom Beirne. Jim Canar. Mark Carhart. Dan Sthur. Jim Odesma. Joe Guillou. Tom Evenson. Randy Byom 62 STATE Baseball took-off ... -with memories of late year .... having only three seniors -being conference champs -going to State Tournament in West Bend -Joey Bishop falling down rounding third -beating Whitehall who hadn't lost a game all vear -going back to Onalaska to finish a game, and losing it -Todd Lakey rooming with Mr. Lund -with good thoughts about this year . . . Dan Stuhr and Todd Lakey hitting low ho- meruns each, on the first night of practice -predicting their return to state, and winning 3. Jeft Beirne and Jim Howard show Iheir latent in the first game of the season REDMEN LETTERWINNER’S I. Row I: Mr Don Skwierawski. Mr. Tom Goller. Mr Russ Lund. Mrs. Aurora Warriner. Mr. Charles Forster. Mr. Bob Duellman. Mrs Kris Meunier. Mr Richard Pampuch. Row 2: Todd Peterson. Sarah Dopp. Karen Hill. Kari Kohlmeyer. Sue Wolfe. Mike Guillou. Jim Hill. Don Critzman. Jim Evanson. John Griffin. Row 3: Nicky Robinson. Vickie Kriesel. Laura Elliot. Brook Bolman. Jill Modahl. Dawn Schroeder. Lisa Brovold. Rhonda Wilber. Steve Poss. Jeff Hanson. Tracy Halverson Row 4: Ellen Kriesel. Laurie Corcoran. Mary Engelien. Amy Weyant. Kris Engevold. Lee Ann Johnson. Debbie Auer. Lisa Kampstra. Mary Mack. Laurie Schroeder. Joan Gilles. Row 5« Tim Cornell. Jeff Larson. Alex Bauer. Tom Anderson. Jim Howard. Mark McFadden. Jeff Beirne. Todd Lakey. Row 6: Jeff Lehmann. Mike Mack. Mark Wagner. Joel Smith. Dave Poss. Wes Lindberg. Doug Knudson. Row 1. Todd Smith. Mike Gunderson. Allyn Doerr. Allen Bagniewski. Bruce Auer. Robb Mack. Stan Hovell. Doug Brenengen. Dan Kampstra Row 8: Teri Daffinson. Julie Brophy. Peggy Lakey. Larry Cooper. Ina Jo Baer. Dave Scherr. Dan Stuhr. Paul Storey. 64 HOMECOMING KING TODD SMITH QUEEN DEBBIE HOLTHAUS Homecoming took off ... • With our court: Joann Bryhn and John Oddsma Amy Weyant and Wes Linberg Kari Kohlmeyer and Mark Wagner Mary Ann Peplinski and John Colan (not pictured) Karen Peterson and Alex Bauer Sarah Dopp and Jeff Beirne • With our band: Paragon - With our win over West Salem - With the week's activities: Monday - Clash Day Tuesday - Pre-Halloween Day Wednesday - Punk Day Thursday - Mourning Day Friday - Red. White and Blue Day HARD TO SAY I’M SORRY 1 Joann Bryhn and John Odesma 2 Paul Helstad and Jim Howard enjoy carmeled apples before the big game QUEENS: DAWN SCHROEDER 1. Left to right; Tracy Halverson. Rhonda Wilber. Jim Evenson. Brook Bolman. Robbie Mack. Colleen Joslad. King Jim Hill. Queen Dawn Schroeder. Chris Duellman. Steve Post. Anita Walski. Jeff Hanson. Karen Kopp. Ed Lettner Background; Band Prestige Sean Marcella. Tom Bielefeld!. Doug Mahlum. Mary Englien. Boyd Near 2. Cornation Jim and Dawn are crowned by 1982 King and Queen: Paul Helstad and Lori Corcoran. 3. Prom court starts out the Grand March 68 KING: JIM HILL 4. Crown bearer : Sara Roehl and Benji Anderson 5. Preparing the decoration for the big night. 6. A special dance to It Might Be You Prom Took Off -with decorating Friday night and Saturday morning -with our theme song It Might Be You -decorated baby blue, baby pink and silver -with our own Prom glasses -with much originalty . . . -making our own silk flowers and garters -having a buggy as picture scenery -having our own school band Prestige Prestige Took Off -when they played two songs under their orignal name (Disco and the Hot Shots) for the Christmas variety show -when they played for the mixer after the game -when they entered the Battle of the Bands contest -when they were asked to play for the Junior Prom -when everyone loved the music at the Prom 69 CHEERLEADERS 1 J.V. Basketball: Trudy Pearson. Heidi Rolbecki. Mary Mack. Laurie Schroeder 2 Varsity Basketball: Rhonda Wilber. Lisa Kampstra. LeeAnn Johnson. Dawn Schroeder. Kari Corcoran 3 Wrestling: Becky Karwoski. Marcy Daf finson. Elise Kopp 4 We are 1; we can't be 2. because we are gonna beat youl 5 Row I: Varsity Football: Rhonda Wilber. Row 2: Mary Engelien. Kris Engevold. Ellen Kriesel. Lisa Brovold. Row 3: J.V.i Tyra Cornell. Mary Mack. Laurie Schroeder. Kari Stellpflug. Heidi Rol- becki 70 SPARK THE CROWD POM PON Row I: Anita Walski. Debbie Holthaus Row 2 Lynn Bagniewski. Dawn Middleton. Sonna Severson. Wendy Johnson. Row 3 Paula Truax. Barb Glomstad. Dawn McFadden. Bonnie Redsten. Amy Sokolik. Row 4 Leah Sims. Tricia Smith. Karen Kopp. Amy Tuttle. Sandi Seager. Teresa Cornell 72 COLORGUARD 1. Front row. Ilka Garcia. Corinnr Kirdrowski. Vickie Duellman. Florence Hunter. Tracy Hanson. Geri Pratt. Back row. lisa Lakey. Holly Winn. Debbie McCormick. Heidi Hjerleid. Evelyn Leisgang. Sharon Pratt. Steffie Cotton. Brandi Rousseau. Den- ise Pieper 2. Colorguard leads the Homecoming parade. We Took Off ... -into the new year with our red. white, and blue flags. -when we had to sell hats, more hats, and more hats -when we marched in the Homecoming parade -when we were forever being run over by the foot- ball players -when Holly twisted her ankle while doing the pol- ka before the basketball game -at the morning practice when only seven members showed up -with our four senior members: Heidi Hjerleid. Shran Pratt. Debbie McCormick, and Florence Hunter -because of our advisor. Mr. Valiska -with the suspense of who was our Secret Santa -when we sponsored a mixer and had to find a chaperone at the last minute 73 2 PEP CLUB 1 Row It Heidi Rolbecki. Trudy Pierson. Dawn Schroeder. Lee Ann Johnson. Lisa Kampstra. Deb- bie Holthaus. Sonna Severson. Karen Peterson. Mary Engelien. Kris Engevold. Row 2: Laurie Schroeder. Mary Mack. Florence Hunter. Elise Kopp. Vicky Wason. Becky Karwoski. Mary Ann Peplinski. Mr. Valiska. advisor. Row 3: Pam Paulus. Vicky Kriesel. Marie Welsh. Karla Kopp. Chris Duellman. Laurie Corcoran. Amy Weyant. Ellen Kriesel. Row 4: Rhonda Wilber. Lynn Bagniewski. Anita Walski. Laura Elliot. Lisa Lilia. Ilka Garcia. Geri Pratt. Lisa Brovold. Row S: Kari Stellpflug. Sandi Thompson. Debbie Auer. Dawn Middleton. Wendy Johnson. Julie Silha. Cari Corcoran. Row 6: Sandi Sieger. Kelly Stellflue. Tricia Smith. Brenda Cook. Donna Snyder. Leah Sims. 2 Donna Snyder and Marcy Daffinson brighten the halls with posters. 74 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1. Row I Mr . Nelson, advisor: Laurie Corcoran. President: Mary Engelien. Vice-President: Lisa Kampstra. Secretary: Doug Mahlum. Treasurer. Row 2 Ellen Kriesel. Heidi Hjerleid. Amy Weyant. Debbie Holtaus. Chris Duellman. Brook Bolman. Kristine Boltz Row 3 Tim Beirne. Melanie Hjerleid. Brenda Bolman. Kris Engevold. Kathy Thompson. Rosie Simerson. Shelley Hansen Row 4 Jim Hill. Jim Evanson. Bruce Auer. Kari Kohlmeyer. Sonna Severson. Jim How- ard. Berkley Guse Row S Vickie Kriesel. Lisa Brovold. Doug Hog- den. Mary Ahh Peplinski. Tom Anderson. Gret Stellffue. Todd Smith 2. A busy NHS Meeting 75 BAND DOES WELL Row I: Anita Walski. Mike Cooper. Mike Schindler. Bobbi Bolman. Sean Marcella. Elise Kopp. Row 2: Karen Tranberg. Amy Tuttle. Gina Smith. Kristin Emerson. Beth Byom. Tracy Canar. Mary Lettner. Stacey Gunderson. Lori Thompson Row 3: Kristy Tweed. Teresa Cornell. Penny Green. Kris Shawley. Lisa Kirkey. Darren Foster. Kirsten Mensing. Wendy Johnson. Row 4: Lisa Kampstra. Cynda Solberg. Becky Evenson. Loni Schmidt. Brenda Vondrasek. Leah Sims. Jennifer Severson. Kris Boltz. Row 5 Holly Winn. Ellen Kriesel. Rhonda Wilber. Stephanie Kenyon. Connie Mitchell. Karen Scarseth. Chirs Johnson. Shelly Hansen Row 6: Sharon Pratt. Phillip Jenson. Peggy Smith. Shelby Nietzel. Keith Kuchon. Darrell Nelson. Vicky Kriesel. Mr. Rowlands. Row 7: Dave Poss. Tim Scherr. John Walski. Don Critzman. Jim Howard. Boyd Near. Doug Malhum. Row 8: Paul Lund. Jeff Beirne. Jeff Larson. Lowell Brown. Steve Nelson. Bobby Nichols. Kari Stellpflug. Marie Welsh. Row 9: Jim Beirne. Stan Hovell. 76 IN BAND CONTESTS 2. President; Lisa Kampslra. Vice-President; Ellen Kriesel. Secretary; Sharon Pratt. Treasurer; Anita Walski. Senior Re- presentative; Doug Mahlum. Junior Representative; Vickie Kriesel. Sophomore Representative; Gina Smith. Freshman Representative; Paul Lund. Majorette; Anita Walski 3 Taking a break during the Homecoming Program down- town 4. The band leads the Homecoming Parade Rand Took Off -with their first student teacher. Miss Young -by getting good ratings at district and state solo and ensemble -getting a first rating at concert contest in Win- ona after much hard work -with 15 talented seniors -marching in all of our parades 4 77 HIGH QUIZ 1. Varsity. Row I: Tim Cornell. Karen Scarseth. Row 2-. Daren Foster. Paul Moen. Craig Evenson. Advisor Mr Robert Christianson. 2. Junior Varsity. Dave Middleton. John Gillies. Craig Evenson. John Fogleson The High Quiz Bowl Team took-off .. - Since 197 I our school has participated in High Quiz competition on WBKT television of La- Crosse. The game is essentially a contest of quick recall of general knowledge from the academics. Tryouts for the team are held and the squad is determined by a method of accu- racy and quickness in response to a variety of prepared questions. when beginning in 1981. the Trempealeau County cable television initiated a county big quiz program in which G-E-T has participated. This has allowed more student participation since each school has two teams, a junior varsity and a varsity. This year a scheduled playdown was held in April to determine a champion. 78 NEWS PAPER Front row. L. to R Becky Karwoski. Sonna Severson. Amy Weyant. Tammy Hynes, lisa Schultz. Amy Sokolik. Ilka Garcia. Second row. L. Io R. Laurie Corcoran. Ellen Kriesel. Mary Engelien. Mike Gunderson. Boyd Near. Reb Buckner. Gina Smith. Lisa Halverson. Teenie Leavitt. Last row. L. Io R. Kevin Katula. Jim Wilson. Allyn Doerr. Karen Jessessky. Todd Peterson. Todd Lakey. WE TOOK OFF: -losing Elise's head! -pasting, moving and tranferring articles and pictures -onto the floor, when we all sat on the table to get our picture taken -with the loud mouths at the back table (Mike. Jamie. Todd and Tim) -selling papers during our lunch hours -never getting anything typed up -hardly ever meeting our deadlines 79 LIBRARY CLUB - GO FOR IT” I Row I: Heidi Hjerleid. Melanie Hjerleid. Geri Pratt. Lisa Kampstra. Sharon Pratt. Advisor Mrs. Twesme. Teresa Hummel Row 2: Kris Boltz. Chris Johnson. Celeste Hemmelman. Marie Welsh. Advisor Mrs. Barnd. Sue Miller. Row 3: Mary Klimek. Steve Kelleher. Scott Pieper. Jon Folgson. Row 4: Sylvia Anderson. Lisa Silla. Lisa Lilia. The Library Club Took Off - when a new part-time assistant in the library. Mrs. Dee Baran of Trempealeau, helped to improve service to both students and teachers this year. when student-librarians continued to serve others by giving gen- erously of their time to perform the varied and endless tasks necessary to a smooth library operation. when the club sponsored a pointsettia give-away at Christmas, as well as book reviews and hobby talks by Mr. Myers. Mr. Jes- sesski. and Mrs. Zeien during the year. - with National Library week which was emphasized by the club April 21 at their annual open House. The event, a tradition for over ten years, featured hobby and fine art displays. Members chose that day also to honor Mrs. Donna Glowcheski of Gales- ville Public Library for her reliable assistance in procuring for students much reference material from Winding Rivers System. - even though in June. 1983. Mrs Twesme. after twenty-three years as G E T High School Librarian, retired from that position. She expresses gratitude to the many student-librarians who have faithfully served over those many years. She confirmed that the Library Club has long been a valuable part of the school and should continue to be - with President. Heidi Hjerleid Vice President. Melanie Hjerleid Treasurer. Lisa Kampstra Reporter. Sharon Pratt 80 A.V. CLUB 1. Row I: Kevin Katula. Robbie Ryan. Paul Smaglik. Tom Smith. Row 2 Julie Robinson, advisor Ronnie Kielas. Celeste Hemmelman. Kathy Thompson. Reb Buckner. Lisa Silha. Row 3= Steve Kelleher. Chris Wood. Jeff Kirkey. Tammy Schindler. 2. Julie Robinson. Advisor 81 ECOLOGY CLUB 1. Row I Sandi Sieger. Vicki Duellman. Beth Davison. Vickie Kriesel. Chris Duellman. Laura Elliott. Cari Stalheim. Tim Beirne. John Wieczorek. Stan Hovell Row 2 Ellen Kriesel. Kris Engevold. Darren Foster. Sharon Pratt. Kelly Stellflue. Tracy Hansen. Karla Kopp. Becky Karwoski. Brian Lilia. Bruce Auer. Ed Lettner. Robb Mack. Mr. Myers, advisor. Row 3 Amy Weyant. Gina Smith. Mary Engelien. Vicky Wason. Laurie Corcoran. Corinne Kiedrowski. Doug Hogden. Berk Guse. Mike Mack. Dain Frisby 2. Advisor coaches Jim Hill on his science project 82 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB 1 Freshman and Sophomore Industrial Technology Club Members: Freshman: Jim Beirne. Rich Bielefeld!. Brian Corcoran. Kurt Kopp. Chris Lebakken. Darrel Nelson. Dave Peplinski. Jim Ratajczek. Tom Smith. Chip Wall. Ron Walski. Russell VanRiper. Allen Urban. Dave Urban. Craig Boyer Sophomores: David Antony. Ina Jo Baer. Tom Beirne. John Berg. Randy Byom. Jim Canar. Mark Carhart. Jeff Cook. Kevin Corcoran. Wade Wlliott. Tom Evanson. Scott Gibbon. John Gillies. Tracy Hanson. Lisa Johnson. Ted Konkel. Eric Lebakken. Troy McMahon. Dave Middleton. Connie Mitchell. Paul Moen. Steve Nelson. Mark Paulus. Alan Peterson. Eric Rindahl. Keith Robinson. Dave Scherr. Joe Schuh. Troy Sims. Karl Stellplug. Dan Stuhr. David Suttie. Todd Waldera. David Walski. Robin Wood. Mike Cooper 2 Junior and Senior Industrial Technology Club. Gary Berg. Laurie Corcoran. Cindy Gibbons. Joe Heffner. Celeste Hemmelman. Florence Hunter. Debbie Holthaus. Becky Karwoski. Mark Klien. Elise Kopp. Jeff Lehmann. Mark Lettner. Bob McDonah. Karen Peterson. Tim Scherr. Todd Smith. Dave Stensven. Mark Tranberg. Sue Wolfe. Tim Beirne. Lisa Brovold. Paul Bulawa. Brenda Cook. Don Critzman. Chris Duellman. Laura Elliott. Jim Evanson. Dan Finucane. Ilka Garcia. Jeff Hanson. Doug Hogden. Stan Hovell. Vickie Kriesel. Kevin Katula. Eric Koch. Ed Lettner. Brian Lilia. Mike Mack. Rob Mack. Scott Pieper. Geri Pratt. Robbie Ryan. Tricia Smith. Cary Stalheim. John Wieczorek. Paul Wier. We Took Off -81 of us took off Monday. December 13. 1982 at 4:15 am to tour the John Deere Tractor Works at Waterloo. Iowa -putting up our nativity set to enhance the Christmas season -making buttons to help support our winning football and basketball teams -purchasing a new. more automatic button making machine -enjoying pop. popcorn, and door prizes at our monthly meetings -by donating $600.00 to the G-E-T Booster Club to help purchase a new pressbox-concession stand -hoping to travel to Winona and Redwing for our spring tour - With our President-Gary Berg vice President-Ed Letner Secretary Jim Evanson Treasurer-Mark Carhart - with our advisors Mr. Bob Duellman. and Mr. Steve Prussing COMPETITION BREEDS Row I: Keith Ronning. Dan Erickson. Jeff Larson. Mark Klien. Mark Lettner. Joe Heffner. Brian Corcoran. Mark Towner. Row 2: Mr. Hendrickson. Karla Kopp. Tony Hanson. Cary Stalheim. Jim Thompson. Kurt Kopp. Tom Toppen. Jeff Lehmann. Row 3: Ellen Kriesel. Laurie Corcoran. John Oedsma. Jeff Kirkey. Scott Pieper. Larry Cooper. George Fogleson. David Suttie. Row 4: Jerry Noble. Tim Walski. Mark Carhart. Joe Schuh. David Lakey. Calvin Lebakken. David Gibbons. Ron Walski. Craig Evenson Row S Jim Wilber. Ted Konkel. Kevin Corcoran. David Walski. Jim Oedsma. Jim Canar. Robin Wood. Rodney Tisthammer. Leslie Stellpflug Row 6 Officers: Ron Peplinski (WJDA) Treasurer. Bob McDonah (WJDA) President. Tom Bielefeldt (WJDA) Secretary. Earl Trim (FFA) Chaplin. Lee Nelsestuen (FFA) Parlimentary, Todd Smith (FFA) President. Doug Mahlum (FFA) Treasurer. Doug Knudson (FFA) Vice-President. Vicki Kriesel (FFA) Secretary. Doug Brenegan (FFA) Sentinel 84 SUCCESS - FFA WJDA FFA WJDa look off -with the awards night and banquet a big success! Our guest speaker, state president of Wisconsin. FJarvey Menn and vice president. Dale Beaty -with our Wisconsin Farmer Degree Recipients: Earl Trim, and Gene Berg -with our FFA officers: President Todd Smith: Vice Presi- dent Doug Knudson: Treasurer Doug Mahlum; Secretary Vickie Kriesel; Reporter Mark Lettner: Chaplain Earl Trim: Sentinel Doug Brenegen: Parliamentarian Lee Ne- lestuen -having four FFA members take a trip to Kansas City for National Convention in November — Larry Lakey. Tim Byom. Vickie Kriesel. Bob McDonah -with WJDA annual meeting held at our school -when our Parlimentary Procedure team earned their way to the state convention — Jeff Kirkey. Rodney Tisth- ammer. Doug Mahlum. Todd Smith, and Lee Nelsestune -with our WJDA officers: President Bob McDonah: Sec- retary Tom Bielefeldt -with state FFA Band Members: Kathy. Ellen, and Vickie Kriesel. Doug Mahlum: State Chorus member Laurie Cor- coran to perform at State Convention in June, and State Fair in August 2. FFA Stale Farmer Degree Applicants; Mark Lettner. Bob McDonah. and Earl Trim 3. WJDA Estemporaneous State; Tom Bielefeldt 4 FFA Parlimentary Procedure; Doug Mahlum. Lee Nelses- tune. Jeff Kirkey. Rodney Tisthammer. Todd Smith S. WJDA Demonstration; Ellen and Vicie Kriesel 85 OPERATION OUT REACH . . MOVE TO IMPROVE — F.H.A. I. Row I. I. to R. Cari Corcoran Historian. Elise Kopp Secretary. Heidi Hjerleid Recreational Chairperson. Melanie Hjerleid Presi- dent. Lisa Lilia. Vice President. Marie Welsh Treasurer Row 2. L. to R Julie Rrophy. Sarah Dopp. Sue Wolfe. Sonna Severson. Mary- Ann Peplinski. Florence Hunter. Advisor - Miss Werner. Row 3. L. to R. Vicky Duellman. Teresa Hummel. Sue Miller. Deanna Lilia. Rieka Torgerson Row 4. L. to R Paula Truax. Cynda Solberg. Pam Hjerleid. Lori Thompson. Mary Lettner. Denise Pieper � 6 2. Melanie H. Sonna S.. and Bonnie R.. plan the refreshments 3. Our officers; Heidi Hjerleid. Recreational Chair- person; Melanie Hjerleid. President; Marie Welsh Treasurer FHA Took Off -with the State Convention in La Crosse at the Civic Center -with the District meeting at Stout -with the long nights at the new conces- sion stand -with the fun-filled night at the Sadie Hawkins Dance -with the party for new members and offi- cers initiation -with our Spaghetti Dinner -selling Ice Cream Sundaes during study- halls -with the cake walk for the nursing home FRENCH CLUB Row I: Amy Tuttle. Tawny Giles. Julie Silha. Kristin Emerson. Amy McKeeth. Troy Bauer. Jim Grant. Jodi Rolbiecki. Diana Johnson. Cynda Solberg. Mike Selck. Row 2. Lisa Hohnson. Lisa Lilia. Dain Frisby. Rosemary Simerson. Pam Hjerlied. John Gilles. Debbie Holthaus. Kathy Thompson. Stephanie Kenyon. Jennifer Severson. Robin Stuhr. Row 3: Ina Baer. Dawn McFadden. Karla Kopp. Brook Bolman. Steve Kelleher. Darren Foster. Karen Peterson. Brenda Bolman. Mary Ann Peplinski. Sheila Severson. Shelly Hansen. Row 4: Mike Guillou. Wendy Johnson. Kari Stellpflug. Jennifer Evenson. Paul Lbnd. Randy Byom. Joe Guillou. Debbie Severson. Not Pictured: John Crogan. Joan Gillies. Mary Klimek. Karen Scarseth. David Antony. Penny Green. Bernadette Kielas. Lisa Kirkey. Lori Lambert. Sandi Thompson. Ron Buchholz. Don Henderson. Holly Kiedrowski. Tom Mikrut. Nina Stanislowski. Lori Thompson. Kristie Twee. Tanya Vaughn. Christine Walske. Jason Wood. Becky Evenson. FORENSICS Back row. Heather Bortle. Joel Smith. Dan Kampstra. Mary Mack. Kelly Stellflue. Connie Mitchell. Monika Berg. Stephanie Schroder lori Schmidt. Peggy Smith. Darren Poster. Front row Robin Stuhr. Corinne Kiedrowski. Vicki Duellman. Chris Duellman. Ilka Garcia. Joleen Rand We Took Off -With our first meet in Black River Falls on March 10 •Cramming practices at the last minute -With our coaches. Mr. Jessesski. Mrs. Lerum. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Pellowski. -When 8 of us went to district -With our mascot Super Pickle” alias Dill Man. does it ring a bell Chris? -listening and watching Ilka’s Fame routine. -Having 16 compete at sub district. -With Mary Mack receiving an A rating at state and Darrin Foster. Ilka Garcia and Robin Stuhr receiving B ratings at state. 3. Mrs. Lerum assists Forensics students on picking topics for contest 89 BABES IN ARMS” 1. Row I: Joleen Rand. Amy Sokolik. Vickie Duellman. Lori Thompson. Cynda Solberg. Row 2. Karen Kopp. Amy Tuttle. Florence Hunter. Chris Duellman. Melanie Hjerleid. Greg Ofsdahl. Peggy Smith. Barb Glomstad. Tracy Hansen. Row 3 = Holly Winn. Jennifer Severson. Mary Engelien. Bruce Auer. Lisa Kampstra. Doug Mahlum. Gina Smith. Dan Kampstra. Robb Mack. Amy Weyant. Corinne Kiedrowski. Christine Johnson. Row 4: Shelley Hansen. Wendy Johnson. Kristie Tweed. Mike Guillou. Sonna Severson. Sean Marcella. Mike Gunderson. Laurie Corcoran. Kris Engevold. Berk Guse. John Gillies. Alex Bauer. Alan Peterson. Brian Lilia. David Suttie. Ed Lettner. Reb Buckner. Vicky Wason. 2. Stan Hovell narrates for the Babes In Arms’ play MR WINKLER’S BIRTHDAY PARTY THE POTMAN SPOKE SOOTH COLLEEN JOSTAD IS 1. Standing; Left to Right: Sonna Severson. Chris Johnson. Karen Kopp. Amy Tuttle. Brenda Bishop. Lisa Brovold. Sitting: Becky Kanvoski. Sylvia Anderson. Joleen Rand. Karla Kopp. Ilka Garcia. Rhonda Wilber. 2. Sylvia and Chris are typing again 3. Editor: Colleen Jostad. Advisor: Mrs. Hanson 92 YEARBOOK EDITOR 1. Becky. Joleen. Colleen. Sylvia and Karen try out Karen's 10 second pictures 2. Becky. Joleen. and Colleen, get wild pictures on the yearbook picture day Yearbook Took Off when we received a special monetary donation from Paths and FHA when Pat Robinson did our pac-man artwork for the 1983 year- book -selling yearbooks for only $ 12.00 a book -with a large staff Colleen Jostad. EDITOR Karen Kopp. PHOTOGRAPHER Joleen Rand Karla Kopp Ilka Garcia Lisa Brovold Rhonsxda Wilber Sylvia Anderson Becky Karwoski Sonna Severson Chris Johnson Amy Tuttle Brenda Bishop the night the yearbook staff took over the concession stand when Colleen got ink on the senior pictures and Mrs. Hanson said . .! -with Mark Klien and Paul Hanson winning our $25.00 drawing -with Mrs. Hanson s constant struggle with her desk drawer -trying to sell extra pictures -finding headings that were acceptable to Mrs. Hanson looking for typewriters that worked -waiting patiently for senior pictures, copy, motto, etc. 93 CHORUS Row I: Cynda Solberg. Tawny Giles. Sandi Thompson. Eric Pearson. Dan Kampstra. Kevin Mack. Greg Ofsdahl. Lisa Silha. Celeste Hem melman. Kathy Thompson. Row 2. Robin Stuhr. Pam Hjerleid. Judy Howe. Peggy Lakey. Karen Jessesski. Kevin Vondrasek. Joel Smith. Guy Nichols. Cindy Schaller. Tyra Cornell. Amy Sokolik. Holly Winn. Teenie Leavitt. Lori Thompson. Kelly Boyer Row 3i Tammy Jeffers. Peggy Smith. Nicky Robinson. Mary Mack. Christine John- son. Rodney Tisthammer. Berk Guse. Alex Bauer. Boyd Near. Doug Mahlum. Bruce Auer. Lisa Kampstra. Elise Kopp. Brenda Bolman. Beth Davison. Kris Engevold. Kathleen Murphy. Dain Frisby. Laura Elliott. Dawn Schroder. Row 4: Melanie Hjerleid. Sharon Hunter. Gina Smith. Vicky Wason. Karen Hill. Laurie Schroeder. Connie Mitchell. Todd Peterson. Michael Mack. Tony Knepper. Mark McFadden. Tom Bielefeldt. Todd Lakey. Wes Linberg. Mary Enge- lien. Laurie Corcoran. Sonna Severson. Kari Kohlmeyer. Kelly Stell- flue. Debbie Auer. Molly French. Reb Buckner. Chris Duellman 2. Berk and Mary play the piano while the chorus practices 94 MADRIGALS 3. Back. Left to Right: Lisa Kampstra. Berk Guse. Melanie Hjerteid. Doug Mahlum. Mary Engelin. Karen Jessessky. Bruce Auer. Gina Smith. Greg Ofdahl. Connie Mitchell. Rod Tisthammer. Beth Davison. Front: Sonna Severson. Nicky Robinson. Amy Sokolik. Kris Engevold. Dan Kampstra 4. Mrs. Zabloski directs the chorus while they practice 5. Hold that note STUDENT COUNCIL 1. Sitting l-R: Bruce Auer. Robbie Mack. Greg Ofsdahl. Dan Kamp- stra. Joe Guillou. Mark Carhardt. Berkely Guse. Tim Beirne Stand- ing L-R: Jim Hill. Sandi Thompson. Kari Stellpflug. Ina Jo Baer. Tracy Canar. Debbie Holthous. Karen Peterson. Kris Engevold. Lau- ra Elliott. Mary Mack. Mary Engelien. Amy Weyant. Wendy John- son. Mr. Gautch. Advisor, and Mr. Forster. Advisor. President: Kris Engevold. Vice-Pesident; Jim Hill. Secretary: Debbie Holthous. Treasurer: Berkely Guse. Co-Historians: Mary Mack. Lau- ra Elliott 2. Student Council prepares for Snowball week % G-E-T The Administration Took Off -with the Board of Education: Loretta Ryan. President: Bonnie Kelleher. Clerk: Harlen Hunter. Treasurer; James Cantlon. Vice-President; Milton Butman. Rich- ard Lettner. Martha Pemberton. Jacqueline Martin. L. John Severson -A good hard look at our high school indicated that changes had to be made. Almost every indicator stud- ied at the local level or the national level showed the need for changes at the high school level. While the class of '83 set high academic standards the studies showed that many students were breezing through school with little or no effort at all. The future holds more homework, tougher classes, reducation of grade inflation and more required classes. The future holds closer supervision of staff and greater accountability to excellence. The result will be a better education. -In Business Education by getting ready to use word processing equipment and techniques in our classes next year. -In Industrial Education when we left at 4:00 A.M. to tour the John Deere Tractor Works in Waterloo. Iowa with 84 people. -In Art having the department evaluated. -In Home Economics with a very successful nursery school and updating the curriculum by adding a new course. Single Survival. -In the Vocational Agriculture Department again proving its participation and success in the many ac- tivities and contests of FFA and WJDA. -In Special Education by expanding the services to include a broader range of students and meeting stu- dent's needs. -In Science the students met new challenges on new equipment such as: the gas chromatograph and the chem-anal system. -In English's introduction of a new course. Journal- ism. -In Social Studies as we completed a through evalua- tion of its curriculum this past year. We anticipate than an additional V2 credit in government will be required in 1984-85. -In Math 4: Rocket-Launch; worksheets and more worksheets in Applied Math; Mr. Strike, the student teacher during the 2nd semester; three math teachers and two math rooms; more and more students enroll- ing in math classes. -Phy. Ed. Co-ed in Junior and Senior Classes; Skiing a bigger pa. of phy. ed.: having a student teacher from Kenya; Boys get a new locker room; stick to life long sports and activities. -In French, the French Club went caroling in the community during the Christmas Season and partici- pated in the French Poetry and Pronunciation Contest in La Crosse this spring. 98 Mr. Valiska - Principal Mr Howard • Superintendant Mr. Zaborowski Business Manager COMMANDERS Janice Fitzpatrick. Paula Beaman, and Carol Venckus Mrs. Shermock and Mrs Meunier MRS. TWESME RETIRES 1. R. Solberg. D. Hendrickson 2. I. Werner 3. G. Hanson. A. Nerby 4. B. Duellman. S. Prussing 100 MR. V’S” LAST YEAR 2. L. to R. R Christianson. C. Forster. Back T. Goller 3. N. Lerunt. K. Gresch. J. Pellowski. E. Nelson. J. Jessesski 4. L. to R. D. Myers. D. Fitzpatrick. R. Pampuch 101 FACULTY SHOWS PEP TOO FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. Valiska Mil Advisor Color Guard Advisor Youth Curling Program Mr Fitzpatrick Science Assistant Principal Freshmen Advisor Mr Lund Guidance Counselor Boys Head Basketball Coach Boys Head Baseball Coach Letterwinners Club Advisor Mrs Iwesme Librarian Library Club Advisor Mr Accola Mathematics Junior Advisor Mrs Christianson French French Club Advisor Mr Christianson History High Quiz Team Coach Senior Advisor Mr. Forster Freshmen Football CdacjF Social Studies Student Council Advisor Freshmen Boys Basket Wf ball Asst Boys Track Coach Mr Gautsch Mathematics feudent Council Advisor Mr. Goller Social Studies ' Athletic Director Head Football Coach Senior Advisor Letterwinners' K location Yearbook Advisor Freshmen Advisor Mr. Henderickson Agriculture FFA Advisor Junior dvisor Mr. Jessesski English History Forensics Mr Klubertanz Art Mrs. Lerum English krensics A I Mnior Advisor Q ia Coach— Project Circuit Coor -. , clinator Drama Coach Pom Pon Advisor Mr Myers Science Ecology Club Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Nelson English. Speech N.H.S. Advisor Forensics Freshmen Advisor Mrs. Nerby Business Education Senior Advisor Mr Pampuch Science Head Cross Country Coach Mr. Pampuch Science Head Cross Country Coach Head Girls Basket- ball Coach Letterwinners Club Advisor Sophomore Advisor Head Boys Track Coach Mrs. Pellowski English ForrngMfHtt i reshmen Advisor Mrs. Meunier General Education Cheerleaders Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr Prussing Industrial Education v Industrial Technology Club Advisor Freshmen Advisor Mr Rowlands Instrumental Music Junior Advisor Mr. Skwierawski Physical Education Head Boys Golf Coach Letterwinner s Club Advisor Advisor Mr Solberg Driver Education Sophomore Advisor Vbarrincr Physical Education Pep Club Advisor Head Gymnastics Coach Head Girls Golf Miss Werner Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Freshmen Advisor Mrs Zabloski Vocal Music Mrs Zeien Ms Gresh English Forensics Junior Advisor SENIOR DIRECTORY Ahrndt. Bonnie; FFA WJDA 9-12. Creed Speaking 9. Star Greenhand 9: FHA 9 Anderson. Thomas: Band 9.10: Baseball 9-12. second team all conference 11: Basketball 9-12: Curling 9- 12; Football 9-12. first team all conference, all coulee region, all district 11,12; Letterwinners’ Club 10-12; NHS 11,12: Prom Court II; Student Council 9; Track 10 Auer. Todd; Baseball 9.10; Basketball 9.10; Chorus 10-12; Curling 9-12; Drama Club 12; Football 9-12. all state 12. all conference I 1,12. all coulee region 11.12. Shrine Game 12; Four year athletic scholar- ship winner 12; Letterwinners’ Club 9-12; NHS 11.12; Prom Court I I; Track 9-12: all conference 100 yard dash 11; Wrestling 11.12. All conference, all coulee region. State heavyweight champion 12 Bagniewski. Allen; Wrestling manager 11.12 Bauer. Alex: Basketball 9.10; Chorus 10-12; Drama Club 12; Football 9-12; Homecoming Court 12; Letterwinners' Club 9-12; Track 9-12. all confer- ence 220 yard dash I 1.12; Beirne. Jeffery; Band 9-12. Solo and Ensemble 9-12. State Solo and Ensemble II. Polka Band 10-12. Jazz Band 12: Baseball 9-12: Basketball 9-11: Foot- ball 9-12; Homecoming Court 12: Letterwinners' Club 10-12: Track 9-12; Wrestling 12 Berg. Gary; FFA 9-11: Golf 9-12; Industrial Tech. Club 9-12. President 12 Bishop. Brenda: Chorus 9-11; Cheerleading: Varsity Basketball 10.11. Football mascot 10; Pep Club 10.1 I; Yearbook 12 Bolman. Brenda; Culing 9-12; FHA 11.12; French Club 10-12: GAA 9.10; NHS 11.12 Brophy. Julie: Culing 9-12: FHA 11.12: French Club 9.10: Letterwinners’ Club 12: Pep Club 11; Volley- ball 12 Brown. Ken; 9-12: WJDA 9-11 Brown. Lowell: Band 9-12. Jazz Band 9-12: Chorus 9.10 Bryhn. Joann: Band 9.10. Solo and Ensembles 9.10. State Solo and Ensembles 9.10: Cheerleading: Bas- ketball J.V. 9. Varsity 10; Curling 9-11; Homecom- ing Court 12 Conlan. John; Football 12; Homecoming Court 12; Transfer Corcoran. Cari; Cheerleading: Varsity Basketball 11.12: Curling 10-12: FHA 10-12. Historian 12; French Club 10.11; Pep Club 10-12 Corcoran. Laurie; Badger Girls State Alternate II; Band 9-11. Solo and Ensembles 11. State Solo and Ensembles I I; Basketball 9-11; Chorus 11,12; Class President I I. Treasurer 10.12; Drama Club 10-12; Ecology Club 10-12; FFA WJDA 12; Industrial Tech. Club 12; Letterwinners' Club 9-12; Madrigals 11-12; Newspaper Staff 12: NHS 10-12. President 12: Pep Club 9-12: Piano Contest 9.10: Prom Court- Queen 11; Volleyball 9 Cornell. Timothy; Baseball 9-12; Cross Country 11.12; Golf 9-11; High Quiz Bowl 11,12; Track 12 Daffinson. Pamela Daffinson. Teri: Band 9-11: Basketball 9-12; Letter- winners' Club 9-12; Track 9: Pep Club 9-11: Volley- ball 9-12 Dahl. David Docken. Richard: Football 9.10; Wrestling 9.10; FFA 9-11 Doerr. Allyn. Basketball 9-12; Chorus 10; Industrial Tech. Club 12: Letterwinners' Club 9-12: Newspa- per Staff 12; Track 9.12 Dopp. Sarah: Band 9.10. Solo and Ensembles 9-10. State Solo and Ensembles 9; Curling 9-12; FHA 11.12; Homecoming Court 12; Letterwinners' Club 9-12; Track 9-12; Volleyball 9-11 Engelier. Mary; Badger Girls State Delegate I I: Band 9- 11. Solo and Ensembles 9-11, State Solo and Ensembles 10.11. Jazz Band 10.11, Polka Band 10.11; Barbershop 10-12; Basketball 9-12 all con- ference. first team 12; Cheerleading: Varsity Foot- ball 12; Class President 10: Chorus 11.12. State Chorus 10.11: Culing 9-12; Drama Club 9-12. Vice President II; Ecology Club 10-12. President 12; Jazz 4x4 11.12; Madrigals 9-12; Newspaper Staff 12: NHS 11.12. Vice President 12; Pep Club 9-12; Piano Contest 10; Prom Court I I; Student Council 11.12. reporter 12; Swing Choir 10; Track 9-11: Volleyball 9-12. all conference, first team 11.12; Who's Who Among American High School stu- dents Engevold. Kris; Band 9-11; Barbershop 11.12; Chorus 11.12; Cheerleading: Varsity Football 12; Curling 10- 12: Drama Club 11.12: Ecology Club 10-12. Sec- retary 12: French Club 9.10; Golf 11.12: Gymnas- tics 9-11. Jazz 4x4 10-12: Madrigals 11.12; NHS 11.12; Pep Club 10-12; Prom Court II; Student Council 9-12. Vice President II. President 12; Track 9-11; Volleyball 10 Est. Penny: French Club 10.11; Jogging Club 9.10; Letterwinners’ Club 9.10: Pep Club 9-11; Track 9 Gibbons. Cindy: Band 9.10. Solo and Ensembles 9.10. State Solo and Ensembles 10; Chorus 11.12; Cheer- leading: J.V. Football and Basketball 9; Curling 9.1 I; FHA I 1.12; French Club 10; Industrial Tech. 104 Club 12: Pep Club 10-12; Pom Pon 10-12. alternate 10 Gunderson. Michael; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9.10; Chorus 10.1 I; Cross Country 9; Curling 9-12; Dra- ma Club 10-12; Golf 9-12; Letterwinners' Club 10- 12; Newspaper Staff 12 Guse. Berkly; Band 9-11: Chorus 9-12. president I I; Drama Club 9-12; President 11.12; Ecology Club 9- 12. Corresp. Secretary 12; Forensics 9; Jazz 4x4 9- 12: Madrigals 9-12; Student Council 10-12. Report- er 11. Treasurer 12 Halverson. Lana; Basketball 10.1 I; Pep Club I I Halverson. Perry; Curling 9-12. State Playdowns 12: Football 9-12. all conference off. and def. 12. all coulee region off. and def. 12. all district def. 12; Prom Court 11; Track 9-12 Hammer, Deanna; FHA 10.11; French Club 10; Pep Club 10-12 Hansen. Shelley; Band 9-12. Jazz Band 9-12. Polka Band 9-12; Solo and Ensembles 9-12. State Solo and Ensembles 9-12: Drama Club 9-12: GAA 10. French Club 11.12; NHS 12; Pep Club 9-12; Track 12 Heffner. Joseph; FFA 10-12; Industrial Tech. Club I 1.12 Helstad. Paul; Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. State Solo and Ensembles 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Bas- ketball 9-11; Curling 9-12; State Playdowns 12: FFA 10.12; Football 9-12; Golf 9.12; Letterwinners' Club 10-12; NHS 11.12; Prom Court- King 11 Hemmelman. Celeste; A. V. Club 10-12; Library Club 10-12: Newspaper 10.11; Track 11; Yearbook Staff 10 Hill. Karen: Basketball 9.10; Chorus 10-12; Drama Club II; Ecology Club 11.12; FHA 10; Letterwin- ners' Club 10-12: Track 9-12; Volleyball 9-12 Hirner. Glenn; Badger Boys State. Delegate I I: Base- ball 10.11: Basketball 9-12; Curling 9-12; Football 9: High Quiz Bowl 9-12. President 12; NHS 11.12. Salutatorian 12 Hjerleid. Heidi; Band 9.10. Solo and Ensemble 9.10: Colorguard 9-12. Captain 12; FHA 10-12. recrea- tional chairperson 12: French Club 10.11: Library Club 9-12. President 12; NHS 11.12 Hjerleid. Melanie: Chorus 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 12: Curling 10.12; Drama Club 9.12; FHA 10-12. Vice President II. President 12; Forensics 9; French Club 10.11: Library Club 9-12. Vice Presi- dent 12; NHS 11.12; Madrigals 12; Piano Contest 9- lli Volleyball 9.10 Holthaus. Debbie: Cheerleading 9; Curling 9-12; French Club 9-12; Homecoming Court-Queen 12; Industrial Tech. Club 12; NHS 10-12; Pep Club 11.12; Pom Pon 10-12. Co-Captain I I. Captain 12; Student Council 9-12. Co-Historian II. Secretary 12 Howard. James; Badger boys State. Alternate II: Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. State Solo and Ensembles 11.12. Jazz Band 10.1 I; Baseball 9- 12; Basketball 9-12: Curling 9-12; Football 9-12: Letterwinners' Club 10-12; NHS 10-12; Prom Court 11; Spade Recepiant 11. Valedictorian 12 Howe. Julie: Colorguard 9-11; FHA 9-10: Pep Club 9.10 Hunter. Florence; Band 9. Pep Band 9; Colorguard 11.12; Drama Club 10.11; FHA 12: Gymnastics 10: Industrial Tech. Club 12; Library Club 11; Pep Club 10-12 Hynes. Tammy; FHA 9.10: Jogging Club 9.10; Pep Club 9-11 Issacson. Paul; Transfered from Winona. Wrestling 12 Jacobs. Rhonda: FHA 9.10: French Club 11: Newspa- per staff 12; Pep Club 10.11 Jeffers, Tamara: Transfer from La Crosse Central Jessessky. Karen; Chorus 9-12; Newspaper staff 12; Madrigals 12 Johnson. Constance; Colorguard 9-12; FHA 9.10; Jogging Club 10.1 I Johnson. Lee Ann; Band 9.10; Solo and Ensembles 10: Cheerleading: Varsity Basketball 12. Cross Country I 1.12: Curling 10.1 I; Gymnastics 9-12; Pep Club 10.11; Track 9-12: Volleyball 10 Kampstra. Lisa; Badger Girls State Delegate 11: Band 9-12. President 12. Solo and Ensembles 10-12: Chorus 11.12: Cheerleading: Varsity Football 10.11. Varsity Wrestling 10.11. Varsity Basketball 12: Colorguard 9; Drama Club 11.12. secretary 12; French Club 10.11; Library Club 9-12. treasurer 12: Madrigals 10-12; NHS 10-12. secretary 12; Pep Club 10-12; Piano Contest 9-11; Track 12 Karwoski. Rebecca; Cheerleading 12; Curling 12: Ecology Club 12; Industrial Tech. Club 12; Newspa- per staff 12: Pep Club 10-12: Pom pon 11: yearbook staff 12 Kelleher. Thomas: Basketball 9.10: Curling 9.10: Golf 12 Kirkey. Jeffery; A V Club 9-12; Band 9.10: Basketball 9.10. Manager I I: Drama Club 9-11: Ecology Club 9-12; FFA 10-12; Parlamentary Procedure 11.12; FFA Speech 12; Football. Manager 9-11; Golf 9-12; Newspaper Staff 9.10 Klien. Mark Knepper. Anthony: Chorus 12: Track 12 10S knepper. Steven; Football 9; Industrial Tech. Club 9.10; Weightlifting 9-12 Knudson. Douglas; Basketball 9.10; Baseball 9-11; Class Treasurer 9: Curling 9-12. State Playdowns 12. FF A 10-12. Vice President 12; Football 9-12. all conference second team I 1.12; Golf 9; Letterwin- ners Club 9-12: Prom Court II; Student Council 10.11 kohlmeyer. kari; Basketball 10-12: Chorus 11.12. Solo and Ensembles 11. State Solo and Ensembles 11: Curling 9-12: Drama Club 10: Forensics 9. State Forensics 9: French Club 10.11: GAA 9-10; Home- coming Court 12; NFIS 10-12; Track 10-11 Kopp. Elise: Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. State Solo and Ensembles 10-12. Pep Band 9-12; Cheerleading 9-12; Chorus 11.12; Curling 9-12; FHA 9-12. Recreational chairperson I I. Secretary 12; GAA 9-10; Industrial Tech. Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12: Pep Club I 1-12; Pom Pon I I; Prom Court Kriesel. Ellen: Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. State solo and Ensembles 10-12; Badger Girls State Delegate II; Basketball 9-12; Cheerleading: JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10-12; Class Secretary 10- 11; Curling 9-12; Ecology Club 10-12; FFA 12: Pep Club 9-12; Prom Court 11; Spoon Recipiant 11; Track 9-1 I Lakey. Margaret; Chorus 10-12; Letterwinners Club 12; Volleyball 10-12 Lakey. Todd; Baseball 9-11; Chorus 9-12; Newspaper Staff 12 Larson. Jeffery; Band 9-12; Baseball 9.10; Basketball 9-11; FFA WJDA 9-12: Football 9.10.12 Lehmann. Jeffery; Drama 9.10: Industrial Tech. Club 11- 12 Lehmann. Peggy Lemieux. Timothy Lettner. Mark; Chorus 10.11; FFA WJDA 9-12: Foot- ball 9-11: Industrial Tech. Club 10-12; Track 10 Linberg. Wesley: Chorus 12: Drama Club 12; Football 12: Golf 12; Flomecoming Court 12; Transfer from Oseo-Fairchild Litzenberger. Monica; Band 9-11; Chorus 11.12: Curl- ing 9-12; GAA 10 Lutz. Teri: Mahlum. Doug: Badger Boys State Delegate I I. Band 9-12. Jazz Band 9-12. Treasurer I I. Senior Repre- sentative 12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. State solo and Ensembles 9-12; Chorus 9-12. State Honors Choir 9-11; Class Secretary 12; Drama Club 10-12; FFA WJDA 9-12. Treasurer 12. State FFA Band 11. Parlimentary Procedure 11.12; Forensics 12: Jazz 4x4 10.11; Madrigals 9-12: NHS 11.12. Treasurer 12; Newspaper Staff 9 McCormick. Debbie: Color guard 10.12: Pep Club 9- 12 McDonah. Robert McFadden. Mark; Basketball 9-11; Chorus 10-12; Football 12. manager 10.11; Letterwinners Club 10- 12: Track 10.11 Mckeeth. Peter McMahon. Todd Murphy, kathleen: Band 9-10: Basketball 9: Chorus 12; Drama Club 9-12; French Club 9.10; Madrigals 9-10.12; Newspaper Staff 10; Pom Pon 10-12: Stu- dent Council 9 Near. Boyd: Band 9-11. Solo and Ensembles 9-12; Chorus 12; Drama Club 12: Golf 12: Newspaper Staff 12 Neitzel. Patrick Nelsetune. Lee: FFA 10-12. Parlimentary Procedure 10.11 Noble Donna; Odesma. John: Baseball 9-11; FFA 9-12: Football 9- 12: Homecoming Court 12; Letterwinners Club 12 Olson. Sheryl; Colorguard 9; Pep Club 11 Olson. Stephanie; Parkhurst. Jamie: Band 9-1 I; Basketball 9-12 Peplinski. Mary Ann; Badger Girls State Alternate I I; Class Treasurer II; Curling 9.10.12; FHA 9-12; French Club 9-12; GAA 9.10; Homecoming Court 12; Newspaper Staff 10; NHS 10-12: Pep Club 9-12: Pom Pon 10; Volleyball 9.11 Peplinski. Ronald: Chorus 10; FFA WJDA 9-11; In- dustrial Tech. Club 10 Peterson, karen; Class Secretary 9: Curling 11; French Club 10-12; Homecoming Court 12; Industrial Tech. Club 12; Pep Club 10-12: Pom Pon 10-11: Student Council 12 Peterson. Todd; Baseball 9-12. all conference second team 10.11; Basketball 9-12; Chorus I 1.12; Foot- ball 9-12. all conference kicker II. all coulee re- gion kicker II. all district kicker II. honorable mention kicker and defensive end 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Letterwinners Club 10-12; Prom Court I I Poss. David: Band 9-12; Football 12: Golf 9-12: Wres- tling 9-1 I 106 Pratt. Sharon; Basketball 10-12; Colorguard 10-12; Trim. Earl: Curling 9-12. State Playdowns 12; Ecology Club 12; Library Club 10-12 FFA WJDA 9-12. FFA officer 12. WJDA officer II; Industrial Tech. Club 12 Redsten. Bonnie; French Club 10.11; Pep Club 11,12; Pom Pon 11.12 Tschumper. Edward Robinson. Nicole; Chorus 9-12. Solo and Ensembels 12; Golf 9-12; Letterwinners Club 10-12; Madrigals 12; Pep Club 12; Track I I Robinson. Patrick Rousseau. Steve; FFA 11; Football 9 Sacia. Risa Scherr. Timothy; AV Club I I: Band 9-12. Pep Band 9- 12; Basketball 9; Curling 9-12. State Playdowns 12; FFA 9 11; Golf 9 12; Industrial Tech. Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12 Shultz. Lisa: FFIA 9.10; Jogging Club 9-11; Pep Club 9-11 Severson. Sonna; Barbershop 12: Chorus 10-12, Solo and Ensembles 10.12; Curling 9-12; FHA 9-12: For- ensics 9.10. State Forensics 9.10; French Club 10; GAA 9.10. Treasurer 10; Jazz 4x4 I 1.12; Madrigals 11.12; Newspaper Staff 12; NHS 12: Pep Club 9-12; Pom Pon 10-12; Swing Choir 10; Yearbook 12 Simerson. Rosebary; French Club 10-12; NHS 12 Slattman. Susanne: Volleyball 12; Foreign exchange student from Sweden Smith. Todd: Curling 10-12; Football 11.12; FFA WJDA 9-12. Parlimentary Procedure 10-12: FFA President 12; Industrial Tene. Club 10-12: Let- terwinners Club I 1.12; NHS 12 Sorenson. Jan; Band 9.10: Barbershop I 1.12: Cheer- leading 10: Chorus 9-12; Curling 9.10; FHA I 1,12; Jazz 4x4 11.12; Pep Club 10-12. Vice. President 11. President 12; Prom Court I I; Pom Pon 11.12 Stegemeyer. David; Industrial Tech. Club 9.10 Stelfue. Greg: Baseball 10; Basketball 9-12; Class President 12; Golf 9-12; Industrial Tech. Club 10: Letterwinners Club 12: NHS 12 Stensven. David; Golf 9-12; Industrial Tech. Club 9-12 Strelow. Richard Strong. Dean Thopson. James Thompson. Kathy; AV Club 10-12: Band 9-11: Chorus 11.12; Drama Club 9.10; Forensics 9.11: French Club 10-12; GAA 9.10; NHS 11.12; Pep Club 9.10: Pom Pon I I Tranberg. Mark; Golf 9-12; Industrial Tech. Club 9-12 Wagner. Mark; Baseball 9-12: Basketball 9-12; Foot- ball 9-12; Letterwinners Club 9-12; Student Council 9.10 Walske. John; Band 9-12: Chorus I I; Football 9-11; Track 9: Wrestling 9 Wason. Vicky: Badger Girls State Alternate 11; Cho- rus 10-12: Class Vice. President 10-12; Curling 9- 12; DAR Representative 12; Drama Club 10-12. Historian 11.12; Ecology Club 12; GAA 9.10: Pep Club 9-12; Prom Court 11 Weyant. Amy; Basketball 9-12; Chorus 10: Curling 10-12; Drama Club 10.12; Ecology Club 10-12. Treasurer 11.12; French Club 10: GAA 9.10: Home- coming Court 12: Letterwinners Club I 1.12; News- paper Staff 12; NHS 10-12; Pep Club 9-12: Student Council 12; Swing Choir 10; Volleyball 10 Wieczorek. Stephanie; Cheerleading: 9-11. Football 10.11. Wrestling 9,10; FHA 9.10; Jogging Club 9.10: Pep Club 9-11; Track 9 Wolfe. Susan; Band 9-11. Solo and Ensembles 9-11. State Solo and Ensembles 9.1 I; Curling 9-12; Ecol- ogy Club 12; FHA 12; French Club I I; Gymnastics 9.10; Industrial Tech. 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