Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

A 'JvMSN szoKynooK 6 R J.X JKKPWMSJD PIWUCA rjoy St Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School Staff: Colleen Jostad Editor JKTX . Joleen Rand Tracy Munson Rhonda Wilber Ilka Garcia f 1 Karla Kopp Tangi Vaughn |� J . ’ | I jL Lisa Brovold Tammy Schindler J j A J 1 I J Laurie Ziegler Sylvia Anderson V M Advisor Mrs. Hanson r ce upon a time there lived a group of little red hens. Each hen was unique and carried with it a small piece of grain that he hoped someday would become for them a pros- perous piece of wheat. The first year for the freshmen hens is a very diffi- cult one. It is filled not only with the confusion of finding classes, and getting lockers open, but with the delight of going out for sports, and high school dances. The young hens learn a great deal but also find that many adjustments need to be made. New friends help them through these changes. Their grain has been planted. The second year, the sophomore hens have become accustomed to their rigorous schedule. They go about the task of watering and strengthening their grains of wheat with the knowledge from Geome- try, Drivers Education, and extra curricular activi- ties as well. Proudly they display their new class rings, knowing that one day their wheat, like many others, will be ready for harvest. The third year is one of excitement and fun, for much has been learned and accomplished and the hens put this knowledge to use. With all their tal- ents, they plan a successful prom and take off on a 28 mile bike trip. Athletes are now proudly playing on the varsity squads. Soon their tasks will be com- plete, for their wheat is growing rapidly, and nearly ready for harvesting. And finally, the last and final year. Heartache and joy fill this last year, but most of all there is a great sense of accomplishment. It is evident that their wheat is ready to harvest with everything behind them, including such classes as Reading and Writ- ing for College, Chemistry, Speech, and Physics. And those long nights of work for Prom, Home- coming and Class night, being heroes on the athle- tic field and many more great memories. As they harvest their wheat they each start down separate paths to make their wheat into what will become a way of life. 1. Senior Laura Elliott, reigns as Miss Trempealeau, while class- mate Dawn Schroeder is second attendant. 2. G-E-T students saw a lot of Coffee Mill Ski Area with the newly found Ski Club. 3. Seniors enjoy their last year by catching up on the latest gossip 4. Junior Mary Mack was crowned Miss Ettrick while her court consisted of classmates Kelly Stellflue as first attendant and Connie Mitchell as second attendant. AU SEASONS sjjCsjv r 4 2. Jeff Hanson proudly displays his class number as he practices for the big game. 3. Mike Mack and Ed Lettner are silhouetted against the 1984 Homecoming bonfire. DREAMS DO yOUK 1. Lisa Brovold balances beauti- fully for this pose. 2. Keith Ronning is surprised by the camera while at his after school job. 3. Pom Pon girls are Going on a Manhunt 4 Black River Falls game pro- vides excitement for the Red- men fans. 5. Seniors Lisa Brovold, Chris Duellman, Brook Bolman, Kar- la Kopp, and Vickie Kriesel do their own version of the Home- coming weeks events. 6 OWfl VMM SSfflOKS 8 DO you know Graduation is the closing of a chapter in a book of memories. However, even though this chapter is finished it doesn't mean that from time to time we can't open up part of our book and refer back, time and again to what has been written. For some of us our stories may be romantic or painful to look back on and for others they may be filled with joy and fond- ness of the memories they've left behind. But we all must remember, whether good or bad, from each and every story written in our book we have learned a lesson. It is important to use our experiences to our advantage as we build our futures. Jim Hill, Salutatorian; Vickie Kriesel, Valedictorian In August, the class of 1984 gathered for their final year in high school. They played their last games; went to their last Prom and Homecoming; and adjusted to the fact that high school life would soon be over. In January the class took a ski trip to Coffee Mill. By this time also decisions were being made about our futures as each of us gladly used our three college-visit days, to get out of our college prep courses, reading and writing for college, chemistry, physics. Math 4, and many more. As the year wound down a com- mon question was Do You Know Where Youre Going To?' as it was stated in our class song, Theme from Mahogony . The girls wore gray robes with the guys in maroon. The class flower was a pink rose. The class was led by the officers: Anita Walski President, Vickie Kriesel: Vice president. Dawn Schroeder: Secretary, Rhonda Wilber: Treasurer. to WMSK8 yOWKS00W0 Sylvia Anderson Bruce Auer Timothy Beirne 11 Kristine Boltz Kelly Boyer Peter Brenengen eojueqe sen vjee Rebecca Buckner Paul Bulawa Brenda Cook 12 Laurence Cooper Donald Critzman Marcy Daffinson ok gon? Daniel Dahl David Diamond Daniel Erickson Daniel Finucane Laura Elliott Christine Duellman James Evanson Megan French 13 UMS 3OK US 14 Michael Cuillou Lisa Halverson Tracy Halverson zo uy Anthony Hanson Jeffrey Hanson James Hill Donald Iverson Christine Johnson Diana Johnson 15 BA KB AKA BOSSCMS I David Lakey Kimberly Lebakken Mary Lebakken 16 QSKMAN exeHANGS SZUDSJVZ mm I vclvn I rivganx Kendall LcmicuN 17 CjCASS M0HZ Jill Modahl Tracy Munson Gary Olinger Pamela Paulus Kevin Olson Delight Olson Scott Pieper Steven Poss Geraldine Pratt 18 jr scmooc Dawn Schroeder Debra Severson Kristine Shawley 19 pm sjes sz Lisa Silha Leah Sims Patricia Smith 20 mum ms am cars Alan Van Vleet Paula Walsky Brenda Vondrasek Anita Walski John Wieczorek Paul Wier 21 fJUMJOKS David Antony Debbie Auet ln.i Jo B.ter Lynn Bagniewski Tom Beirne Shawn Bell John Berg Mike Bishop Jeanine Boltz Ronald Brenegen Randy Byom Jim Canar Mark Carhart Jeff Cook Mike Cooper Kevin Corcoran Teresa Cornell Stephanie Cotton John Crogan Sandy Dalh Beth Davison Vicki Duellman Rhonda Dusso Wade Elliott Spirit was the juniors middle name, and it showed. They kept the spirit stick in their possession for two consecutive years, received first on float, and second on their poster during Homecoming week. Karl Stellp- flug and Keith Robinson dominated curling once again with the rest of the juniors not far behind. The arrival of Skogen's IGA in Galesville opened employ- ment opportunities for many. They patiently awaited to receive their speech grades from Mrs. Nelson. And of course, there was the never ending excitement of prom. Class officers were President: Laurie Schroeder, Vice president: Karen Scarseth, Secretary: Lisa John- son, Treasurer: Darren Foster. Juniors Tammy LaFleur, Teresa Cornell, Vicki Duellman. and Sen- ior Karen Kopp take a break after Pom Pon practice. msv on Tom Evanson Craig Evenson Jon Foglcson Darren Foster Molly French Linda George David Gibbons Christopher Gille Joan Gillies John Gillies Barbara Glomstad Scott Gooden Penny Green Joe Guillou Tracy Hansen David Hass Jim Hoem Theresa Hummel Chris Hunter Bonnie Jacobs Brenda Jacobs Phillip Jenson The Juniors prediction was right, we sank the ikings 25 ZMSy 0OZ ZM£ Joey Johnson Lisa Johnson Karen Jostad Lisa Josatd Dan Kampstra Lisa Karowski Steven Kelleher Corinne Kiedrowski Bonnie Kielas Lisa Kirkey Chuck Komperud Ted Konkel Tammy LaFIeur Lisa Lakey Eric Lebakken Cindy Lehmann Mary Lettner Deanna Lowe Mary Mack Sean Marcella Tammy Maynard Brian McConnell Troy McMahon David Middleton Algebra II is a popular class for Juniors Non stop pep despite rain. 26 SPJKJZ SZJCK A (JAW Susan Miller Connie Mitchell Paul Moen Mari Muller Shelby Neitzel Steve Nelson Jerry Noble Jim Oedsma Mark Paulus Fred Peaslee Clifford Pelowski Alan Peterson Denise Pieper Angela Ratajczek Eric Rindalh Tammy Ritter Cathy Roberts Keith Robinson Roxane Rockenback Brandi Rousseau Angela Russo Sam Russo Karen Scarseth David Scherr Lori Schmidt Karl Stellfplug bravely throws away his milk carton from across the room. 27 MSXZ STOP: Stefanie Schroder Laurie Schroeder Joseph Schuh Shiela Severson Sandra Sieger Troy Sims Paul Smaglik Gina Smith Joel Smith Peggy Smith Amy Sonsalla Mary Stanislawski Kelly Stellflue Karl Stellpflug Les Stellpflug Paul Storey Dan Stuhr David Suttie Rodney Tisthammer Kevin Vondrasek Todd Waldera David Walski Shawn Wier Jim Wilber Robin Wood •Traci Zeller 28 SOP MO MORSS 0£X i Remember the sophomore earring fad, that only lasted a week?!!? Everyone giving athletics their best shot. Awaiting the arrival of our class rings. Remember the field trips when all we heard was hey now already! Awaiting the day the whole class has key lockers. Counting the days till the semester was over to get our completion form numbers. 30 eCASS KWQS Dan Ackerman Richard Anderson Lori Bakken Melissa Bauer Troy Bauer Tim Beirne Becky Berger Shalley Betz Richard Bielefeldt Mark Bishop Bobbi Bolman Darrell Bork Heather Bortie Criag Boyer Faith Brady Angie Brophy Laurie Brophy Ron Buchholz Jim Burns Melinda Burt Beth Byom Mike Byom Tracy Canar Roger Chase Kevin Conrad Brian Corcoran Tyra Cornell Mary Cottingham Philip Couture Blake Docken Jennifer Dopp Connie Dutton Kristin Emerson Dawn Erickson Jennifer Evanson Becky Evenson Jennifer Freismuth Jeff Grant Stacey Gunderson Dan Henderson Tracy Herzog Christine Hill 31 SOOfl US Pamela Hjerleid Andrea Hovell Kenneth Howe Janet Hunter Sean Jacobs Wendy Johnson Thomas Jostad Stephanie Kenyon Eric Kiedrowski Heidi Kiedrowski Holly Kiedrows Bernadette Kielas Chad Koch Dean Koopman Kurt Kopp John Kramer Karla Kramer Keith Kuchan Chris Lebakken Rich Leisgang Deanna Lilia Brent Linberg Paul Lund Kevin Mack Jean Malchaski Misty Maynard Michael McCarty Shawn McConnell Amy McKeeth Kirsten Mensing 32 UPPSK eJCASSMSN Dawn Middleton Thomas Mikrut Mike Miller Eric Moen Stephine Mrachek Darrell Nelson Guy Nichols Bob Nichols Greg Ofsdahl Eric Pearson David Peplinski Trudi Pierson Mark Quail James Ratajczek Robbie Robinson Danielle Robson Heidi Rolbiecki Ann Russo Mike Schindler Tammy Schindler Lani Schmidt Mike Selck Jennifer Severson Paul Severson 1. Dawn Middleton, Sean Jacobson, Ralph Zaborowski get together during noon hour 2. Sophomore float 33 SPJKJZSB SOP M Lance Shawley Julie Silha Tom Smith Stacy Sobotta Cynda Solberg Paul Sonsalla Darryl Stalsberg Lisa Stanislowski Nina Stanislowski Kari Stellpflug Jeff Stoner Doug Storey Kim Sullivan Brian Suttie Lisa Sveen Lori Thompson Sandi Thompson Tom Toppen Rikka Torgerson Mark Towner Karen Tranberg Randy Tranberg Kristie Tweed Alan Urban David Urban Dorothy Van Riper Russell Van Riper Tangi Vaughn Chip Wall Ron Walski Chris Walske Tim Walske Doug Were Holly Winn Jason Wood Ralph Zaborwski Chris Ziegler 34 SCJSMS JS SUM Guy Amoth Amber Anderson Margie Anderson Brad Bagniewski Scott Bahnub Brenda Bauer Ken Beck Karl Becker Andrew Bishop Ronald Bishop Val Bishop Brett Bolman Heidi Bortle Melvin Brenegen Jim Brudos Amy Brunkow Diane Buchholz Brian Burkhardt Mike Byrne Mike Carhart Brian Chase Kevin Chase Allen Cornelius Mike Cottingham On the first day we were as scared of the new principal as everyone else. Homecoming week we won third place on our poster, and second place on our float. During snowball week the Freshman best the seniors in the tug of war contest — placing fourth. Our 1-4-1 football record (hoping for better luck next year) Basketball record 9-3 Our officers were: President- Mike Carhart Vice President- Brad Bagniewski Treasurer- Joey Lakey Secretary- Roxie Kriesel Joey, Jason, Keith and Todd discuss science projects or maybe not! WORK AND PC AM 1. Tina Moen takes typing I seriously 3. Our poster We ll be Dragon the Vickings took third place during homecoming week. 2. Cindy and Jenny spend time in commons during half time. Vicky Craig Dale Dahl Todd Dick Christine Digby Shannan Docken Ruth Drummer Kim Duell Kathy Dusso Tina Dutton John Dykstra Shelley Emerson Cindy Engelien 37 AWUSZW0 lanna Frisby Tim Gooden Boyd Grant Jay Greengrass Rick Griffin Johanna Hagon Jamie Halverson Mark Hansen Tammy Hanson Jim Henderson Jenny Hill Wayne Howe Kieth Humble Patty Hummel Mark Hunter Wanda Hunter Shelly Jacobs Chris James Chris Jeffers Dana Johnson Sandy Johnson Tim Johnson Loren Katula Joe Kauss Karen Komeyer Kevin Kopp Roxanne Kriesel Joey Lakey Dena Lebakken Erick Lettner Bert Lilia Jim Lilia Katie Literski Dawn Lund Shelly Maas Cassandra Mahoney missing Rife Johnson, Paul Evenson HJQMSCMOOjC Cory Malles Traci Matiak Kim Me Donah Kristi MeDonah David Mikrut Rick Miner Sherry Mitchell Kristina Moen Eric Nelson Richard Nelson Mary Ofsdahl Tracy Olafson Darin Olson Lisa Onsrud Curtis Pratt Ed Quail Rachel Rand Richard Ratajezek Allan Rife Dawn Rindahl Kelly Robinson Jeff Rolbiecki Jim Russo Karen Ryder Loren Salzwedel Sheila Salzwedel Brian Schied Holly Schindler Tim Schindler Kim Schultz 39 3KSSHM8N m Tim Selin Brad Senn Shana Senn Shelly Severson Luanne Sieger Chris Sonsolla Scott Stalsberg Robbie Stanislowski John Stellflue Hope Swartling Diane Thill Carrie Thilmany Chris Thompson Andy Tranberg Lon Truax Debbie VanRiper John Van Vleet Tim Vondrasek Beth Walske Sheryl Wieczorek Stacy Wier Shari Williams Rick Woyczik Greg Wright 40 ueuczy msjcps jokm If a messy desk is a sign of a genius, our blonde, brown eyed, 6'1 slim principal is truly a genius. David Wessel, his wife Susan, Jessica age 9, and Bethany Anne age 7. arrived in Galesville in August 1983 Mr Wessel feels that the G-E-T school system is big enough to offer a variety of choices, but small enough for students to be treated as individuals — not lost in the shuffle. The staff, he says, is excellent — the best I've ever worked with. He thinks this is a beautiful part of Wisconsin and looks forward to relaxing with his family, playing some golf, and hopefully unpacking this summer. Mr Wessel's Impressions of his First Year at G-E-T The students have been very accepting. I was surprised at how polite and friendly the students have been The students are basically pretty good Not perfect and not every- one is good all the time, but these are good kids. The teachers are also easy to work with. They re experienced, knowledgable and competent. I firmly believe students have access to an excellent education here. School should be a pleasant, positive place where people should feel good about themselves and what goes on here. I like to think we are that kind of a place and we will continue in that direction. It's nice to see a large number of extra curricular options for students — athletics, clubs, music, drama, etc. High school should be a participation place. Working with people is the part of my job I enjoy the most. It also can be the most challenging, but time never moves slowly for me! Success breeds more success. Finding the area a student can be successful at is important A big responsibility of any school, especially high school, is to teach responsibility. This is a fun place to be I enjoy my work here and look forward to continuing to be the principal of G-E-T. 42 DRUG Amiss eOMMKZSS 1. Principal David Wessel 2. Business Manager and LEVC William Za- browski, superintendent Robert Howard 3. Secretaries Paula Beamen. Janice Fitzpa- trick, and Carol Venkus 4 Social Studies Department Tom Goller, Robert Christensen, Charles Forster 5. Science Department Don Fitzpatrick. Richard Pampuch, David Meyers, Math De- partment. James Accola. Connie Strand, and Larry Gautsch. 6. English Department Nancy Lerum. Elaine Nelson. Jack Jessesski. June Pellowski. Kathy Gresch 41 Mk’S. MSMSUKJMS 1. Industrial Ed. Steve Prussing Home Economics: Lynette Werner Agriculture Department: Don Hendrickson Drivers Ed. Ronald Solberg Industrial Ed. Robert Duellman Business Ed. Gwen Hanson 2. Business Ed. Audry Nerby 3. Librarian: Ann Henke Audio - Visual Julie Robinson Library Assistant: Dee Baron 4 Special Education Department: Christine Muiner. Kay Everson 44 mv msAs 5. Guidance Counselor: Russ Lund 6. Secretary: Honey Ekern 7. Foreign Language: Ruth Christensen Art: Bruce Klubertanz. Vocal Music: Jan Zablowski, Band; Don Rowlands 8 Physical Education: Aurora Warriner, and Don Skwlerawski 9. Building Trades: Barry Nelson 45 ueujczy d Mr. Wessel Principal Pep Club Advisor Mr. Fitzpatrick Assistant Principal Science Mr. Lund Guidance Counselor Boys Head Basketball Boys Head Baseball Letterwinners Advisor M rs. Henke Librarian Library Club Advisor Mr. Accola Mathematics Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Christianson French Spanish French Club Advisor Mr. Christianson History High Quiz Team Coach Mr. Duellman Industrial Education Industrial Technology Advisor Freshman Football J.V. Girls Basketball Mr. Forester Social Studies Assistant Varsity Football Coach Student Council Advisor J.V. Boys Basketball Mr. Gautsch Mathematics Student Council Advisor English Forensics Coach Senior Advisor Mr. Goller Social Studies Athletic Director Head Football Coach Letterwinners Club Mrs. Hanson Business Education Yearbook Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Hendrickson Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor W.J.D.A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mr. Jessesski English, History Forensics Coach Freshmen Advisor M rs. Lerum English Forensics Coach Senior Advisor Drama Coach Pom Pon Advisor M rs. Meunier General Education Cheerleader Advisor Junior Advisor Mr. Myers Science, Ecology Club Advisor, Junior Advisor Mrs. Nelson English, Speech N.H.S. Advisor Forensics Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Nerby Business Education Mr. Pampuch Science Cross Country Coach, Girls Basketball Coach Letterwinner s Club Advisor, Junior Advisor Boys Track Coach Mrs. Pellowski English, Forensics Sophomore Advisor Mr. Prussing Industrial Education Industrial Technology Club Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Rowlands Instrumental Music Senior Advisor Mr. Skwierawski Physical Education Boys Golf Coach Letterwinner's Club Advisor Junior Advisor Mr. Solberg Driver Education Junior Advisor Mrs. Stand Mathematics Mrs. Warriner Physical Education Pep Club Advisor Gymnastics Coach Girls Golf Coach Miss Werner Home Economics Sophomore Advisor F.H.A. Advisor Mrs. Zabloski Vocal Music Freshman Advisor 46 Ms. Gresch VOCM MUSje ADDS 1. Front Row; Ianna Frisby. Johanna Hagon, Chris Jeffers, Diane Thill. Chris Sonsalla, Brian Chase, Tim Vondrasek, Greg Ofsdahl. Cynda Solberg, Mary Ofsdahl, Vickie Duellman, Teresa Cornell, Misty Maynard. Row 2; Denise Pieper, Shawn Wier, Val Bishop. Lori Thompson, Chris Thompson, Tawny Giles, Joel Smith, Kevin Mack, Bobby Nichols, Eric Pearson, Scott Foster. Jim Russo, Co- rinne Kiedrowski, Holly Winn, Tyra Cornell, Sandi Thompson, Row 3; Lisa Lakey. Tammy Schindler, Jeanine Boltz, Dawn Middle- ton, Barb Glomstad. Sherry Mitchell, Beth Davinson, Gina Smith, Peggy Smith, Laura Elliott, Chris Duellman, Kirsten Mensing, Ruth Drummer. Debra Auer. Kelly Stellflue, Mary Mack. Dain Frisby, Lisa Silha, Director: Jan Zabloski, Row 4; Mary Lettner, Rebecca Buckner. Kelly Boyer, Dawn Schroeder, Roanne Rockenback, Amy Sonsalla. Laurie Schroeder, Connie Mitchell, Bruce Auer, Mike Mack, Rodney Tisthammer, Tom Bielefeldt, Eric Lettner, Dave Middleton, Greg Wright, Karen Kohlmeyer. Shelia Severson, Chris Johnson. Milly French, Amy Socolik, Cindy Schaller CMKJSZMAS CMOKAjC 2. Lori Thompson, Beth Davison, Connie Mitchell, Cynda Solberg, Dawn Middleton, Dain Frisby. Holly Winn, Laura Elliott 1. Row 1 Jill Modahl, Donna Snyder. Lisa Silha, Queen Tricia Smith, Vickie Kriesel, Dain Frisby. Ilka Garcia, Laura Elliott. Row 2 Stanley Hovell, Tim Beirne, Larry Cooper, King Mike Mack, Bruce Auer, David Lakey, John Wieczorek. Don Critzman 2. King and Queen prepare to lead the court in the grand march dance. 3. Donna Snyder and Tim Beirne during the Homecoming parade 50 00 MW .. 4 Sophomores run away with a first on their excellent poster. 5. Bonfire sparks enthusiasm and spirit. t. Mr. Forster testifys in the trial of the Vikings vs. the Redmen. The cheerleaders were very busy with the weeks events. Monday brought many students to school with great selections of hats, buttons, pins, and ties. Tues- day the school, and lockers, were decorated red, white and blue. Many of us rose early on Wednesday to create our most unusual hairdo. Of course by Thurs- day we began to feel sorry for the Holmen Vikings inevitable loss, and came clad in black. That night the annual bonfire was held, followed by the Sock Hop. The theme was Don't Cry . Our spirits were high by Friday and it showed as everyone wore our great school colors. Downtown we held the parade along with other activities, during a heavy rainshower. The football players didn't disappoint us with a 10 to 0 win over Holmen. Freelance played at our dance on Satur- day, October 8, where King Mike Mack, and Queen Tricia Smith were crowned. ms go zo szjzs Row I: Peggy Smith, Mary Mack, Corinne Kiedrowski, Lori Schmidt, Joleen Rand. Robin Stuhr. Row 2: Heather Bortle, Chris Walske. Lani Schmidt Four girls went to state this year, under the supervi- sion of their coaches, Mrs. N. Lerum, Mrs. J. Pel- lowski, Mr. J. Jessesski, Mrs. E. Nelson. Ilka Garcia, Mary Mack, and Peggy Smith all received an A rating at state and Monika Berg received a B rating. Sub District competition was held here at G-E-T. From there they went on to District, and then the final five went to state. Some good times were: — the night we ate girl scout cookies, while we prac- ticed. — almost getting lost in Madison — staying over in Madison — looking for Corine's cowboy 52 OM WWSHOKZ 1. Paul Moen, Karen Scarseth, John Gilles. Darren Foster, Coach Mr. R. Christianson 2. Alan Rife, Rife Johnson. Tom Smith, Becky Evenson The High Quiz Bowl Team, consisting of four juniors, won two straight games this year and earned $1300.00 in scholar- ships for Viterbo College. These are di- vided among graduating seniors attend- ing Viterbo next fall. The highlight of the trips to LaCrosse Channel 8 were eat- ing Mexican food at Estabons and going to Wendys to see if they really have the beef! Mr. Christianson and the team have not yet forgotten how close they came this year to making the playoffs, and they all have high hopes for next year. 53 3U.ZUKS UKMSKS FFA members have set aside time to renovate the school forest, along with the Ecology Club. Other ac- tivities consisted of the Parlamentary Procedure group winning District for the 12th straight year. It was their 5th time to go to state. State Farmers were Vickie Kriesel, Bob McDonah, Mark Klien, and Larry Coo- per. 1. Officers Vickie Kriesel, Kevin Corcoran, and Tom Bielefeldt, prepare for the FFA meeting. GALE-ETTRICK-TREHPEALEAU 2. Doug Brenegen, Rod Tisthammer, Tom Bielefeldt, Larry Cooper, Vicki Kriesel, Kevin Corcoran, Joe Schuh, Les Stellpflug, Jim Canar, Mark Carhart, Row 2; Mr. Hendrikson, Greg Wright, Scott Pieper, Shelly Severson, Roxanne Kriesel, Brian Corcoran, Lani Schmidt, Mark Towner, David Walski, Ted Konkel, Row 3; Paul Evenson, Curt Pratt, Ron Walski, Tim Walski, Randy Tranberg, Tom Topen, Brian Suttie, Dean Koopman, Robin Wood, Kurt Kopp. Row 4; Bonnie Kielas, Gerorge Foleson, Scott Gibbons, Karla Kopp, Karen Tranberg, Dan Stuhr, Jim Oedsma, Wayne Howe, Darrell Bork, Mike Fayan, Dan Erick- son. 03 AMSKJCA 3. Leslie Sellflue, Chaplan, Vickie Kriesel President, Kevin Corco- ran, WJDA President Tom Biele- feldt. Reporter. Row 2: Jim Canar, Parlamentarian, Rodney Tisth- ammer Secretary, Mark Carhart Vice President Joe Schuh, WJDA Secretary 4 Parlamentary Procedure. Greg Wright, Paul Evenson, Curt Pratt, Karen Tranberg, Rodney Tisth- ammer, Mark Carhart 55 ZMJK zy- ZWO SVSMZS 1. Front Row: Lori Thompson, Anita Walski, Amy Tuttle, Corey Malles, Bobbi Bolman, Sean Marcella. Mike Cooper, Mike Schindler, Shelly Maas, Karla Kopp, Tod Dick, Row 2: Johanna Hagon. Jenny Hill. Patricia Hummel, Chris Sonsalla, Mary Lettner, Stacey Gunderson, Tracy Canar, Wendy Johnson, Kris Emerson Beth Byom, Row 3: Brenda Vondrasek, Rhonda Wilber, Darren Foster, Cynda Solberg, Becky Evenson, Karl Becker, Kris Boltz, Mary Ofsdahl, Jennifer Severson, Gina Smith, Row 4: Chris James, Holly Winn, Kirsten Mensing, Rochelle Severson, Roxanne Kriesel, Dawn Lund. Heather Moore. Heidi Bortle, Chris Thompson. Row 5: Beth Walske, Diane Buchholz, Lani Schmidt. Karen Tranberg, Chris Digby, Amber Anderson. Eire Nelson, Vickie Kriesel, Scott Bahnub, Row 6: Holly Schnidler, Doug Wera, Brenda Bauer, Peggy Smith, Kristi McDonah, Allan Rife, Stephanie Kenyon, Chris Johnson, Row 7: Phillip Jenson, Loren Salzwedel, Dale Dalh, Cindy Engelien, Dawn Rindalh, Darrell Nelson, Keith Kuchan, Shelby Neitzel, Don Critzman, Row 8. Bob Nichols, Kari Stellpflug, Steve Nelson, Tim Selin, Paul Lund, John Dykstra, Marie Welsh, Rick Miner, Guy Amoth, Boyd Grant, Row 9: David Mikrut, Stan Hovell, Jim Beirne 56 qo zo 2. Gina Smith, President; Don Critzman, Vice President, Anita Walski, Majorette. Peggy Smith. Treasurer; Shelby Nietzel. Secre- tary 4 Sean Marcella. Mike Cooper, Tom Beilefeldt, Holly Winn, Darren Foster. Don Critzman, Keith Kuchan. Marie Swarding, Gina Smith. Darrell Nelson, Jennifer Severson, Shelbv Neitzel, Steve Nelson, Chris Johnson, Amy Tuttle, Vickie Kriesel, Kari Stellfplug, Bobby Nichols, Jim Beirne, Stanley Hovell 3. Mr. D. Rowlands helps Lani Schmidt with her music. There is a lot to be proud of in this years band. Gina Smith is doing an outstanding job. This year she took a number of events to state compe- tition. She also was accepted into Americas Yough Concert, which gives a concert in Carnegie Hall, New York, and tours Europe for three weeks. She won the Youth Symphony Concert competition also. Many other band members, as well, took events to state. Despite all the hard work, everyone can look back on this year and remem- ber the good times they had in making these things possible. 57 ms DOMAZSSccock $8 1 Front row: Darren Foster, Vickie Kriesel, Connie Mitchell, Chris Duellman. Row 2: Advisor: Mrs. E. Nelson. Paul Moen, David Suttie, John Gillies, Kris Boltz, Rhonda Wilber, Row 3: Brook Bol- man. Joan Gillies, Peggy Smith, Gina Smith, Sue Miller, Vicki Duellman. Row 4: Doug Hogden. Lisa Brovold, Colleen Jostad, Lisa Silha. Mary Mack. Karen Scarseth. Row 5: Tom Bielefeldt. Joe Guil- lou, Tim Beirne, Bruce Auer, Joel Smith. Not pictured: Jim Evanson, Karen Kopp, Jim Hill, Ed Lettner, Mark Carhart, Eric Lebakken, Mike Guillou. 2. Vickie Kriesel conducts a National Honor Society meeting. The main project for the 1983-84 National Honor Soci- ety members was to help purchase a clock for the gym, along with the Industrial Technology Club. To raise money for this, many bake sales were held during activity periods. Members also helped out during par- ent-teacher conferences, and the district forensics meet which was held at our school. Our advisor was Mrs. E. Nelson. dKSMM spAmn cams 1. Spanish Club Row 1: Lori Schmidt, Kelly Stellflue, Mary Mack, Theresa Hummel, Lori Thompson, Row 3 Joe Guillou, Joey Lakey, Karen Scarseth, Angie Ratajczek, Lisa Karwoski, Rhonda Dusso, Craig Evenson, Joel Smith, Mary Klimek, Lori Bakken, Cindy Leh- Row 2: Sandi Sieger, Lisa Jostad, Paul Moen, John Gillies, Bonnie mann, Deanna Lowe Jacobs, Joan Gilles. Chris Ziegler, Tangi Vaughn, lanna Frisby, This year the foreign language groups had more activities since their was both a Spanish and French Club. For Christmas they went caroling, and afterwards they held a pinata fiesta, and a French cusine. Foreign language week and Madi Gras — March 5-9. During the week daily events included sign and poster day, jersey and button day, cos- tume day, guest speakers, and a day for French and Spanish cui- sine. They also had a full course Spanish and French Dinner dur- ing the year. 2. French Club Row 1: Karen Kohlmeyer, Penny Green, Lisa Johnson. Becky Evenson, Connie Mitchell, Tracy Hansen. Pam Hjerleid, Dawn Middleton. Row 2: Jennifer Hill, Patty Hummel. Amy Tuttle, Jodi Rolbiecki, Jennifer Severson, Bernadette Kielas, Julie Silha, Karl Becker, Row 3: Sherry Mitchell, Dawn Lund. Sondi Mahoney. Heather Moore, James Henderson, Jennifer Evanson. Cory Malles. Paul Lund. Tom Mikrut, Darin Olson, Dan Henderson. Eric Nelson, Tim Selin I 59 1. Ed Lettner, Tracy Hansen, Mrs. Lerum, Corinne Kiedrowski, Vicki Dulleman, Gina Smith, Row 2; Karen Kopp, Steve Kellerher, Joel Smith, Dawn Middleton, Dan Kampstra, Nick Nichols, Amy Sokolek. Chris Johnson, Row 3; Jennifer Severson, Barb Glomstad, Sean Marcella, Peggy Smith, Monika Berg, Rebecca Buckner, Chris Sonsalla, Row 4; Lori Thompson, Cynda Solberg. Allen Peterson. John Gillies, Eric Lebakken, David Suttig, Row 5; Tom Bielefeldt, Tawny Giles, Holly Winn. Amy Tuttle, Brian Lilia, Stan Hovell, Mike Guillou. smovy eoMss 2. The cast from SNOOPY was a big hit. 3. Amy Sokolik(front) plays Sally who is searching for love. 4. Dan Kampstra plays Charlie Brown. In this scene the rest of the cast gathers around him. ZO 0-£- Z ZJM8 3OR A szony 1. Row 1: Marie Welsh, Lisa Silha, Geri Pratt, Chris Johnson, There- Anderson, Kris Boltz, Row 3. Deanna Lilia, Mary Klimek, Sue Mill- sa Hummel, Row 2: Ruth Drummer, Tracy Olafson, Stacey Gunder- er, Kirsten Mensing, Tammy Schindler, Christina Erickson, Scott son, Chris Walske, Mari Mueller, Bonnie Kielas, Lisa Lilia, Sylvia Pieper, Librarians: Mrs. A. Henke, Mrs. D. Barron With the new year came the new librarian, Mrs. Henke. She brought with her some new ideas and adapted to some of the old ones. Some of the highlights are: the first warm winter in the library thanks to three new fans'' the continuing saga of the disappearing, then reappearing statue of the thinker the mixed blessings of computers in libraries students are looking foward to the reading break next year (at least a few are) bake sale success pays for G-E-T Library Club sweatshirts the annual awards party at Mrs. Henke's house we re organizing a plan to get organized next year (maybe) 62 2. Mrs. Henke always has alot of work to do. av eam UJQQSK AM) MZZSK 1. Steve Kelleher and Paul Smaglik are with the camera again. 2. Advisor: Mrs. J. Robinson alphabetical order: Allen Cornelius, Jon Fogelson, Barb Glom- stead, Jay Greengrass, Rick Griffon, Mark Hansen, Keith Humble. Steve Kelleher, Bonnie Kielas, Kevin Kopp, Paul Lund, Tammy Schindler. Tim Schindler. Tim Selin. Lisa Silha, Paul Smaqlik Sitting: Jim Beirne. Rebecca Buckner 63 ZMSy KAN ZMS 1. Row 1: Laurie Ziegler, Hope Swartling, Melinda Hurt, Penny Schroeder. Kelly Stellflue, Chris Hunter, Brenda Jacobs, Tangi Green, Sue Miller, Pam Hjerleid. Lisa Lilia, Mary Lettner, Marie Vaughn, Christine Ziegler, Deanna Lilia, Nina Stanislowski, Row 3: Swartling, Paula Walsky, Pam Paulul, Miss Werner, Row 2: Mary Lisa Sveen, Jean Malchaski Klimek, Kim Lebakken, Lori Thompson, Sandi Seiger, Laurie Together the FHA and Industrial Technology Clubs set up to sell concessions at each of our home football games, and then later basketball games. FHA was led by Marie Welsh in the events of the year. Food was their specialty for they also sold ice cream cones dur- ing activity periods. They also sold flowers. The In- dustrial Technology Club used their hard earned mon- ey to charter two buses to go to Chicago to tour the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Natural Science Museum. 2. The concession stand became a familiar place. 64 eojveessjofi szamd 1. Row 1 Mark Carhart, Mary Mack, Keith Robinson. Mike Guilliou, Jim Evanson, Jim Hill, Ilka Garcia, Steve Poss, Anita Walski, Vicki Kriesel, Troy McMahon, David Scherr Row 2; Mr. S Prussing, Kevin Corcoran. Lisa Johnson, Mike Mack. Cary Stalheim, Randy Byom. Brian Lilia, Rick Woyc- zik, Robbie Stanislowski, Geri Pratt, Karen Kopp. Ed Lettner Row 3: Mr. R Duellman, Ina Jo Baer, Mark Hanson, Tim Vondrasek, Dan Stuhr, Connie Mitchell, Sylvia Anderson, Chris Johnson, Joleen Rand, Lisa Brovold, Karl Stellpflug, Kevin Corcoran Row 4: Kurt Pratt, Todd Walderra, Kevin Vondrasek. Troy Sims, Jim Canar, Brenda Vondrasek, Chris Duellman, Shelby Nietzal, Debbie Auer, Lynn Bagniewski, Tricia Smith, Brenda Cook, Kevin Mack Row 5 Randy Tran- berg. Randy Byom. Tom Beirne, Eric Rindahl. Doug Hogden, Tracy Hanson, Kelly Stellflue. Sandi Seiger, Laurie Schroeder, Tom Toppen, Paul Moen. Row 6: David Walsky, Kurt Kopp, Troy Bauer, Darrel Nelson, Amy Tuttle, Dawn Schroeder, Don Critzman, Jeff Hanson, Jill Modahl, Stan Hovell, Gary Olinger, Chip Wall Row 7: Steve Nelson, Karla Kopp, Dain Frisby. Laura Elliot, Rhonda Wilber, Paul Wier, Bill Wilson, Robbie Ryan, Dawn Mcfadden, Brook Bolman, Lisa Halver- son. Jeff Cook, Row 8: Ted Konkel. Brian Suttie, Wade Elliot, Mark Paulus. Tom Evenson. Mark Hunter, Richard Ratacz- jek, Scott Pieper, Row 9: Scott Gibbons. John Berg, Robin Wood. John Gilles, David Suttie. Jim Beirne, Eric Lebakken, Alan Peterson. Les Stellflug. Allen Anthony. Chris Lebakken, Dan Kampstra, Row 10: Kelly Robinson, Mike Bishop. David Middleton, David Hass, Ron Walske, Tom Smith, David Peplinski, Tim Walsky, Darrell Bork, Russel VanRiper. 2. A few Industrial Tech club members, appear tired during their trip to Chicago. 65 fflSDSZ): MOKS SVJKJZ Front row Advisors: Mr D Wessel. Mr D Meyers, Mr J. Jessesski Row 2: Ilka Garcia, Geri Pratt, Tawny Giles, Laura Elliot, Dawn Schroeder, Vicki Kriesel, Dain Frisby, Rhonda Wilber Row 3 Marie Welsh, Sandi Sieger, Kelly Stellflue, Laurie Schroeder, Mary Mack, Lynn Ganiewski, Pam Paulus, Monika Berg, Lisa Lilia, Amy Tuttle Row 4 Amy McKeeth. Debra Auer, Valerie Bishop, Cheryl Wiec- zorek, Brenda Cook. Tricia Smith, Donna Snyder, Sylvia Anderson, Deanna Lilia, Karla Kopp Row 5 Julie Silha, Jennifer Evanson, Sandi Thompson, Hiedi Rolbecki, Trudy Pierson, Dawn Middleton, Tyra Cornell. Tangi Vaughn, Christine Ziegler, Anita Walski, Kari Stellpflug School Song Cheer, Cheer for G-E-T fame; Wake up the echoes cheering her name; Send the volley cheer on high; Shake down the thunder from the sky! What though the odds be great or small; G-E-T High will win over all; While her loyal sons go marching; Onward to victory! 66 Seniors take active participation in pep club. seowQv earn Am m umzs 1. Front row: Mike Mack. Stan Hovell, John Wieczorek, Cary Stal- Stefanie Schroder, Kelly Stellflue. Rodney Tisthammer, Tracy Han heim, Ed Lettner. Karen Kopp, Karla Kopp, Vicki Kriesel, Tawny sen. Corinne Kiedrowski, Paul Moen, icki Duellman, Darren Fos Giles. Doug Hogden Row 2: Advisor: Mr D. Meyers, Sandi Seiger, ter. Gina Smith This year the Ecology club and FFA have joined forces in a project at the school forest. FFA will be responsi- ble for the trees in the forest area. The Ecology club will be in charge of the restoration of the prairie grasses. Over the next year they hope to have more natural prairie grasses growing in our school forest. This project is intended to take place through this summer, and should be done sometime next year. An- other annual project for the ecology Club is the Sand- hill Crane count. At 4:30 A.M. on April 14, tired stu- dents headed for the great outdoors, despite the light rain. Their task was to listen and look for the Sandhill Crane. During this statewide event, the students also keep their eyes open for other forms of wildlife. 2. 67 mvSVAPSK SZA J? DRUMBEAT,. 1 Front Row: Tracy Hansen, Chris Hunter. Karen Jostad, Row 2: Lisa Kirkey, Sharon Hunter, Keith Robinson, Ina Jo Baer, Advisor, Mrs. Lerum, Row 3: Joe Schuh, Amy Sonsolla, Karl Stellpflug, Doug Brennegenn, Stan Hovell, Gary Olinger, Stephanie Schroeder 68 ACZJVS VSAK The Soc Hop kicked off the Homecoming weekend as well as the student councils year of events. Ina Jo Bear and Mary Mack made many phone calls looking for enough cars to carry the court in the parade. The owners however weren't too pleased with the rain that washed the inside and outside of their cars. As school ended for the X-mas break, students filled the gym for a variety show. The gym rattled with excitement dur- ing the dance that followed. Both were a big success. The annual Snoball celebration began on Monday with competition between the classes. These were held during the lunch hours as follows: Monday: Tug of War Tuesday: Mr. Mrs. Irresistable Wednesday: Relay races Thursday: Jello eating contest The seniors reigned as winners of the week long events. It all concluded with a snow storm dance on Saturday (Feb. 11) In the spring. Student Council members from West Salem arrived to observe the school. 69 Tim Beirne, Bruce Auer. Connie Mitchell. Advisors: Mr C. Forster, Keidrowski, Ina Jo Baer, Chris Duellman, Mary Mack. Jim Hill, Joe Mr L. Gautsch Brian Corcoran. Dale Dahl, Kari Stellpflug, Mary Guillou. Mike Guillou Ofsdahl, Tracy Canar, Sandi Thompson, Cindy Engelien, Heidi OUZ 09 CM AOS A l SA RBOOK It seems that yearbook work is never done. We started in the fall with a trip to LaCrosse for a workshop. After the workshop came up with great ideas for this years yearbook. Excitement brewed as the ideas came in, original artwork, candids for division pages, our title page, and much more. However many problems bogged us down. Our biggest problem was money, — Remember candy sales: It's been stolen , Were sup- pose to sell all this (125 cases), A 2 by what? And of course our first dance in four years: Watch the doors Our very own stamp and bouncer, thanks Jerry losing our feet in 'Footloose' Who could forget meetings and deadlines. Mrs. Han- son yelling I need more pages staying late doing the senior section how many times pictures ... Colleen that was the good copy Lisa unpluging the computer 'Tracy, John's here Karla- let us in Maaa .. Oh yeah the theme! — Redmen Story- book. 1. Colleen Jostad prints out some of the Senior directory on the Tracy Munson . Karla Kramer , — Co-Editor, Chris Johnson, Tangi computer. Vaughn — photographer, Kristine Zeigler , Tracy Hansen, Laurie 2. Front row: Rhonda Wilber, Ilka Garcia , Sylvia Anderson , Zeigler Joleen Rand , Lisa Brovold . Karen Kopp — photographer. Row 2: ’ACTIVE MEMBERS Rachel Band, Shanna Senn, Karla Kopp . Colleen Jostad — Editor, ?un on zhs jee 1. First Event, First Place: Keith Robinson, Karl Stellplug, Tricia Smith, Brenda Cook. Second Place: Jeff Hanson, Tim Beirne, Colleen Jostad, Amy Tuttle. Third Place: Steve Poss, Don Critzman, Anita Walski, Rhonda Wilber. 2. Second Event, First Place: Kevin Mack, Chip Wall, Kari Stellplug, Tracy Canar. Second Place Brian Lilia, Mike Mack. Dana Johnson, Luann Sieger. Third Place: John VanVleet, Rick Miner, Dawn Rin- dahl, absent: 3. Third Event, First Place: Kevin Vondrasek, Laurie Schroeder, Mark Carhart, Joan Gilles. Second Place: Wendy Johnson, Troy Bauer, Dawn Middleton, Kurt Kopp. Third Place: Jim Canar, Brenda Vondrasek, Lisa Johnson, Dave Scherr. Mrs. Henke helped the students organize an all-high school bonspiel. Trophies were given to three places in each event. Winners are shown above. A second bon- spiel was held in March with adults and high school students. Through the curling season many of us had some embarassing slips and slides. Lisa Johnson fol- lowed her rock head first flat on the ice. Bruce Auer attached wings to his feet to keep up with the rock. Finding subs for the basketball players, Colleen Jos- tad, and Mary Klimek do the unbelievable, they skip!!! 72 HKXJNG ZMS SCOPES Before the first snow fell, plans for an exciting ski season unfolded. Tenetive plans for an overnight trip to Coffee Mill heightened everyones spirits. The first night the ski lift had to be shut down due to lightening. It seemed water skis would have been more appropriate due to the warm weather and rain.. Only a few mi- nor injuries (Alan Urban's thumb, and Brook's wrist) besides many sore mus- cles plagued skiers. Mark Towner es- caped injury (although his pole didn't) when Ralph Zabrowski decided to turn pro jumper and jumped over Mark, mak- ing him roll over the embankment. Get- ting on and off the ski lift proved to be the most difficult for some. The kind operator always slowed it down when he saw Sharon Hunter coming and made jokes about Karla Kopp and Lisa Brovold as they screamed when the ski lift sweeped them off their feet. The ski sea- son was short but fun while it lasted!!!! 1. President Ed Lettner enjoys some time on the slopes. 2. Ski Club members gathered for a picture. Members by classes are. Seniors: Ed Lettner. Karen Kopp, Karla Kopp. Rhonda Wilber, Brook Bolman, Jill Modahl, Lisa Halverson. Monika Berg, Mike Mack. Cary Stalhiem, John Wiec- zorek, Lisa Brovold, Stan Hovell, Chris Johnson, Randy Lemieux, Steve Poss, Paul Wier, Dawn McFadden, Barbara Loesche Ju- niors: Eric Rindahl, Linda George, Brian McConnell, Mark Carhart, Kevin Corcoran, Karl Stellpflug, Tom Beirne. Randy Byom, Troy Sims, Mark Paulus, Mike Cooper, Dan Kampstra, Kevin Vondrasek, Kelly Stellflue Sophomores: Bob- by Nichols, Mark Towner, Jim Burns, Jim Beirne. Heidi Rol- becki, Sandi Thompson. Ralph Zabrowski. Shawn McConnell, Kurt Kopp. Alan Urban. Dave Ur- ban. Kevin Mack. Kirsten Mens- ing, Sean Jacobs, Kari Stellpflug, Lani Schmidt, Dawn Middleton, Jeff Stoner. Keith Kuchan, Holly Winn Freshmen. Kevin Kopp, Mike Carhart. Jason Engevold, Tim Vondrasek, Tim Selin. Boyd Grant, John VanVleet, Guy Amoth. Lon Truax 73 MAGJe JS 1 Dan Kampstra, Sandi Seiger, Mark Carhart, Connie Mitchell, Randy Byom, Vicki Duellman, Dave Scherr, Laurie Schroeder, Tammy Lafleur, Joe Cuillo, Joan Gilles, Jim Canar, Lisa Johnson, Keith Robinson. 2. Jim Hill and Dawn Schroeder crown Dave Scherr and Laurie Schroeder. Magic filled the night, April 28, as everyone gathered for the junior prom. We danced to the theme song For Your Eyes Only underneath a pastel ceiling. While the night was still young, couples danced over to the Romantic Ronderzeous which was the background for their pictures. Crowning of King, Dave Scheer, and Queen, Laurie Schroeder followed the announcement of the rest of this years court: Joan Gilles and Jim Canar Tammy LaFleur and Joe Guillou Vicki Duellman and Randy Byom Lisa Johnson and Keith Robinson Connie Mitchell and Mark Carhart Also present was the king and queen from 1981, Joey Bishop and Heidi McKeeth; from 1982, Paul Helstead and Laurie Corcoran from 1983, Jill Hill and Dawn Schroeder. Unfortunately the rest of the night was not as magical. While dining in luxury at Michael Cerise's, the waitress served food off the floor. Later for break- fast Eric Rindahl waited an hour for five pancakes at Perkins. 74 ins mnz jCSZZSKWWMKS 1. Front Row Kevin Corcoran, Karl Stellpflug, Dave Schere. Mr. R Lund, Mr. R. Duellman, Mr. C. Forster. Mrs. A. Warriner, Mr. R. Pampuch, Mr. T. Goller, Jim Evanson, Jim Hill, Don lritzman, Steve Poss, Row 2 Mark Carhart. Mike Cooper, Dan Stuhr, Lonnie Mitch- ell, Laura Elliott, Brook Bolman, Lisa Halverson, Amy McKeeth, Jennifer Dopp, Lisa Sveen, Heidi Rolbieke. Wendy Johnson, Karen Scarseth, Lisa Johnson, Ina Jo Baer, Eric Lebakken, Row 3: Dan Kampstra, Randy Tranberg, John Criffin, Chris Duellman, Vickie Kriesel, Lisa Brovold, Lisa Jostad, Chris Johnson, Beth Byom, Tracy Canar, Karen Tranburg, Joan Gilles, Todd Waldera, Row 4: Jim Canar, Laurie Schroeder, Kelly Stellflue. Dawn Schroeder, Dain Frisby, Rhonda Wilber, Kieth Robinson. Mary Mack, Shelby Neit- zel, Beth Davidson, Debbie Auer, Lisa Kirky, Row 5: Tom Beirne, Eric Rindahl, Tom Evanson, Jeff Hanson, Tim Beirne. Mike Mack, Ed Lettner, Tyra Cornell. Holly Winn, Lori Thompson, Cynda Sol- berg. Staphanie Kenyon, Row 6: Joe Giullou, Randy Byom, Tracy Halverson, Larry Cooper. Bruce Auer, Darren Foster, Rick Griffin. 76 s p o K z $ JUKS. jCSZZMK,mv awjsok 1. Front Row Brandi Rousseau, Kris Shawley, Paula Walsky, Lori Thompson, Christine Thompson. Molly French, Row 2 Denise Pieper, Mary Lettner, Corinne Kiedrowski, Ilka Garcia, Geri Pratt, Holly Winn, Pam Hjerleid, Mary Stanislawski 2. Remember to show pride, keep faces straight, and look up while performing. Michael Jackson seemed to have an effect on every one this year. Color Guard was no exception. Even Molly was hit by the waves of Michael-mania. Michael Jack- son gave us the music, but Richard Geere gave us the moves. Our favorite pivot came from “An Officer and a Gentleman . Even the 1984 Olympics touched our performances. We used formations from the opening ceremonies at Sarajevo. These people and events had an effect on the squad in general, but what about those people who directly effected our squad? Holly, what enticed those laughing spells? What made Geri and Ilka wear those hats? How did Mrs. Lettner get all those ice cream donations? Why couldn't Chris get those moves? Where was Kris on Friday night? And finally, how did Mrs. Lettner put up with all of us? But, we had a great year with our new advisor, Mrs. Lettner, our Captain, Ilka Garcia, Co-Captain, Geri Pratt, and a terrific squad. 78 MMdZJMS SXCJZSMSXZ August brought scorching temperatures, as well as the hottest Pom Pon camp ever, with their instruc- tor Sheryl . They practiced and they practiced, ear- ly in the morning, after school, and on weekends to prepare for their many performances, and the Stout competition. It all payed off though with a second place trophy received in Class B. competition at Stout that was proudly displayed by them all sing- ing They worked hard for their trophy . Vickie Duellman won the Smarkle Award during that competition also. All the PYT (pretty young things) had a great year with many memories, that will bring back many laughs. Paula and her cougar , Going on our Manhunt , The A-men and the W- men , He's my romeo-oo-o-o , the Christmas party at Wason's , Our junk food diets . This great squad was led by Captain Anita Walski, Co- Captains Theresa Cornell and Wendy Johnson and Advisor Mrs. Nancy Lerum. 1. Karen Kopp, Lisa Kirkey. and Bobbi Bolman perform after the Homecoming parade 2. Front Rowjennifer Evenson, Barbara Glomstead. Vicki Duellman, Valerie Bishop. Theresa Cornell, Lisa Kirkey Row 2 Wendy John- son, Bobbi Bolman, Lynn Bagniewski, Deanna Lilia, Tammy La- Fleur, Dawn Middleton Row 3 Leah Sims, Karen Kopp, Amy Soko- lik, Anita Walski. Paula Truax, Amy Tuttle A VSAK zo 1. Varsity Football: Dawn Schroeder, Stephanie Cotton, Rhonda Wilber, Laurie Schroeder, Mary Mack. 2. JV Football: Kari Stellpflug. Trudi Pierson, Heidi Rolbeicki, Cheryl Wieczorek, Tyra Cornell. 3. The football cheerleaders try to get the students pepped up for the Homecoming game. For the past four years Dawn Schroeder and Rhonda Wilber, have been faithfully cheering with the rest of the football cheerleaders. Dawn, however, still has not conquered her excitement, as was apparent at a pep rally, when she wore her pants backwards. When the season started, humid weather forced the cheerleaders to wear the players jerseys as uniforms. Although they got wet during the Homecom- ing parade, this years squad's spirits were never dampened. 80 CMSSK M 4 V isiiv B.i'-kcthall Cheerleaders. Rhonda Wilber. Dawn Schroeder. Li a belh Davison. Laurie Schroeder. and Stephanie Cotton 3. JV Basketball Cheer leaders, Cynda Solberg. Trudi Pierson. Tyra Cornell, Heidi Rolbieiki. Sandi Thompson t Wrestling Cheerleaders, Lori Schmidt, Laurie Schroeder. Marcy Daffin- son, Christine Sonsolla The wrestling cheerleaders had spirit. Marcy Daffinson, and Lori Schmidt saved their best cheers for their boyfriends but everyone cheered the team on. Each game of the basketball season was started out with a different ver- sion of the school song, because no one ever knew how to play it right. Penny Green joined the squad at half season, and did remarkably well. Many thoughts were put into new cheers and mounts. fli OMCASKA M3SAZ 1. Front row: Kevin Vondrasek, Don Critzman, Jim Evanson, Joel Smith (Manager). Jim Canar, Larry Cooper. David Lakey. Row 2: Tom Evanson. Randy Byom, Mike Mack. Robbie Mack, Tracy Hal- verson, Tim Beirne. Stan Hovell. Row 3: Paul Storey. Todd Waldera, Mike Cooper, John Wieczorek, Mark Carhart, Dan Stuhr, David Scherr Back row: Coaches. Mr. T. Goller. Mr. C. Forster, Mr. R Lund: Jim Oedsma, Karl Stellpflug, Bruce Auer, Jeff Hanson. Kevin Corcoran Everybody on this years varsity team was fired up from the beginning to the end of their season, which ended with a 5-4 record. They held Onalaska scoreless in the first three quarters, and won the game 14-6, to start off the conference games. The team also pulled off an easy victory over the Holmen Vikings to win their Homecoming game 10-0. It was a year to remem- ber both on and off the field. A few things to look back on are: The Onalaska players greeting us at the door. Coach T. Goller's famous last words, Don't get com- placent. Their favorite song Making Love Out of Nothing at All , which was played only once before each game. The tube steaks that the coaches never produced. Replacing the monkey rolls, that we never did, with milking the cow. Sharing their jerseys with the cheerleaders. 82 zaps SEASON S3 SCOKSKOAKD Cashton Altoona Onalaska Arcadia LaCresent West Salem Holmen (H.C.) Westby B.R.F. 55,-88 ' 58 45 75 33 5 SB 83 4B i Wt Vtfc� ' ,,- f- 1 -«■ qr t-f 3-tf ! -«• � 1-1 « � • J J mr 1 ■l” it 71,,3, S a?,, T +L J 4. Front row: Chad Koch, Kevin Mack, Darrell Nelson. Chris LeBak- ken, Troy Bauer. Jim Beirne, Guy Nichols, Tim Walsky, Row 2. Tom Jostad, Lance Shawley, Dan Ackerman, Dan Henderson. Bobby Nichols. Robert Wall, Mike Schindler. Robbie Robinson. Ralph Zabrowski: Row 3 Coach Mr. D. Benrud, Tom Smith. Randy Tran- berg, Thomas Toppen. Sean Jacobs. Kurt Kopp, Mark Towner, Jeff Stoner. Eric Moen, Brian Suttie. Brian Corcoran, Coach: Mr. Lee. 83 nUKVJM 9OVAKSJZV 2. Front row: Manager Robbie Stanislowski, Keith Humble, Jim Lilia, Rick Minor, Tim Vondrasek, Jason Engelvold, Rife Johnson, Dale Dahl, Scott Foster, Loren Salzwedel, Rick Woyczik, Row 2 Manager Kevin Kopp, Eric Lettner, Andy Bishop, Jamie Halverson, Mark Hanson, Brad Bagniewski, Mike Carhart, Todd Dick, John Stellflug. Brian Burkhardt, Mark Hunter. Jim Brudos, Andy Tran- berg, Richard Ratajczek, Lon Truax Row 3: Coach R Duellman, Coach J. Miner, Bert Lilia, Tim Johnson, Curt Pratt, John Dykstra, Eric Nelson, Alan Rife. Kelly Robinson, Greg Wright, Tim Selin, Scott Bahnub, Joey Lakey. John VanVleet, John Friesmuth. Coach B Dick. Coach J. Rail 84 MORE QOaSKS JM ’84 1. Amber Anderson, Kris Tweed, Cindy Schaller, Lisa Halverson, Brook Bolman, Mrs. Warriner, Danielle Robson, Amy McKeeth, Tammy Hanson, Stephanie Kenyon, Lori Thompson, Kris Emerson, Holly Winn, Tyra Cornell 2. Kris Tweed, Amber Anderson, Lori Thompson practice. This year the girls golf team is large enough to form a real team. The Sophomore class filled 9 places on the team. The girls worked hard to improve their season record, by practicing every night. The season provided excitement for everyone, with shooting for high score instead of low Mrs. Warriner driving the bus — thread the needle style Brook's, 'Ouch! Get it outta my thumb!' Holly's laughing fits and Finally win- ning a match after 2 years. 85 cez youK Mike Guillou. Jim Hill, and Steve Poss pace themselves from beginning to finish! 1. Row 1 Mr. R. Pampuch, Boyd Grant, Mike Byrne, Mike Feyen, Rick Griffon, Luanne Sieger, Christine Thompson, Row 2: Dean Koopman, Mike Guillou, Jim Hill, Eric Rindahl, Steve Poss. Wanda Hunter 86 J££Z 00 87 Cross Country - 1 83 Team Results - competing against 94 schools, 40 wins 54 loses - 42.6 efficiency 4th in Regional 5th in Conference 7th at B.R.F 4th at Neillsville 6th at Mondovi 3rd, 6th, 4th at C 1.1 Individual Result' Best Times Jim Hill - 15:42 Steve Poss - 16:40 Rick C.riffon - 17:51 Mike Guillou - 18:22 Erid Rindahl - 18:35 Mike Feyen - 18:28 Dean Koopman - 19:26 All coulee conference - Jim Hill - 1st team, Steve Poss - 2nd team It was a good season, lead by Steve Poss and Jim Hill going to sectionals. The team, made up of 12 boys and 7 girls, did well throughout the season. The girls never lost a race . . what races? But, beyond our hard work, we had a lot of fun: Coach R. Pampuch taking out the stop sign Jim's mega girl friends Hardee's after the meets and Steve's returned hamburgers. 2. The cold doesn't seem to bother Eric Rindahl 3. Jim Hill runs for a victory 87 BASKSZBAjCjC .has 1. Front Row: Coach Mr. Lund. Phillip Jenson. Eric Rindalh. Tom Beirne, Paul Lund- Manager. Row 2: Larry Cooper. Tim Beirne, Joe Cuillou. Kevin Corcoran. Jeff Janson, Mike Mack, Bruce Auer, Dan Stuhr, Rob Mack, Randy Byom, Mark Paulus 2. Mike Mack and Tim Beirne turn at the sound of the whistle 3. Tim Beirne. and Mark Paulus look on with the others for the possible basket. GOOD SEASON 4 Front Row: Coach B Cherwinka, Managers- Rick Miner, Tim Selin, Coach C, Forster, Row 2 Kevin Mack, Tim Johnson Todd Dick. Dean Koopman, Joey Lakey, Brian Suttie, Tom Toppen, Brian Corcoran, Mark Towner. Mike Schindler, Chip Wall, Troy Bauer Basketball Scoreboard 1983-1984 C-FC Blair Onalaska Arcadia LaCrescent Whitehall West Salem Onalaska Luther Holmen Westby Black River Falls Onalaska Arcadia LaCrescent West Salem Holmen Westby Black River Falls Regional Tournament Onalaska Away 5. Randv Bvom and Joe Cuillou guard their man Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Lost Won Lost tts 7KSSMMSM 1. Front Row: Rife Johnson, Row 2: Jason Engevold, Tim Selin, Row 3: Loren Salzwedel, Mark Hansen, Scott Foster, Row 4: John Dykstra, Scott Bahnub, Erick Lettner, Bert Lilia, Row 5: John VanVleet. Allan Rife, Mike Carhart, Row 4: Rick Miner - Manager, Lon Truax, John Stellflue, Tim Gooden -Manager 2. Mike Mack reaches high to take the ball away from the Holmen team. 90 VAKSJZV jCACKS SSfflORS 1. Front Row: Coach Mr. R. Pampuch, Lisa Johnson, Karen Scarseth, Vicki Kriesel, Joan Gillies, Debbie Auer, Jean Malchaski- Manager, Row 2: Kelly Stellflue, Heidi Kiedrowski, Karen Tranberg, Connie Mitchell, Tracy Canar, Row 3: Holly Kiedrowski, Kari Stellpflug. Laurie Brophy, Sherry Mitchell, Lisa Sveen. 2. Debbie Auer, and Vickie Kriesel, warm up for the big game 91 UtfDSKeCASSMStf 1. Advisor: Mr R. Duellman. Row 1: Holly Keidrowski, Roxanne Kriesel, Loni Schmidt, Lisa Sveen, Row 2: Wanda Hunter, Jean Malchaski, Cindy Engelien. Mary Ofsdahl, Row 3: Heidi Keidrowski, Dawn Lund, Karen Kohlmeyer, Sherry Mitchell. Row 4: Kari Stellpflug, Angela Brophy 2. Vickie Kriesel makes a fast break! SXPSKJSMS GIRL'S BASKETBALL Most valuable — Vickie Kriesel Most hustle — Sherry Mitchell Most improved — Lisa Johnson and Karen Tranberg Coulee Conference Fifth highest points in conference with 255 — Vickie Kriesel. Points - Vickie Kriesel - 266: Debbie Auer - 113; Karen Tranberg - 87. Rebounds - Vickie Kriesel, 220: Karen Tranberg, 182: Karen Scarseth, 99. Steals - Vickie Kriesel, 46: Debbie Auer. 32: Lisa Johnson. 32. Assists - Connie Mitchell, 27: Joan Gillies, 25: Lisa Johnson, 21: Debbie Auer, 21. WIN POINTS VARSITY OPPONENT POINTS HOME LOST G-E-T SCORED SCORED ( AWAY CONF L G-E-T 37 Whitehall 60 A W G-E-T 65 Met Mm 29 H L G-E-T 42 Onalaska 69 A-C L G-ET 39 Arcadia 44 H-C L GET 46 LaCrescent 66 H-C L G-E-T 41 West Salem 66 A-C W G-E-T 56 Blair 34 H L G-E-T 39 Hoi men 42 H-C L G-E-T 47 Westby 65 A-C L C-E-T 41 CFC 45 A L G-E-T 33 Black River Falls 47 H-C L G-E-T 34 Onalaska 49 H-C L C-E-T 31 Arcadia 35 A-C L G-E-T 49 LaCrescent 71 A-C L G-E-T 41 West Salem 51 H-C L G-E-T 32 Hoi men 33 A-C W G-E-T 46 Westby 42 H-C L C-E-T 47 Black River 56 A-C Fill� Sub-Regional Bye Regional G-E-T 27. Onalaska 42 Season Record 3-16 15 6% Conference Record 1-13 6th place 1. Row 1: Dawn Lund, Shelly Maas, Cindy Engelien, Row 2: Wanda Hunter, Roxanne Kriesel, Tracy Matiak, Cheryl Wieczorek, Dana Johnson, Row 3: Kim Duell, Mary Ofs- dahl. Sherry Mitchell, Karen Kohlmeyer 2. Debbie Auer stalls while her teammates ready them- selves near the basket. 93 ZOUKMMSNZS MUM 1. Varsity. Row 1 Mary Mack, Joan Gillies, Lisa Johnson, Dain Frisby, Laura Elliot Row 2 Karen Scarseth, Kelly Stellflue, Dawn Schroeder, Chris Duellman, Row 3 Lauri Schroeder, Connie Mitchell, Vickie Kriesel 2. Sherry Mitchell tries to help out her team with this hit. In a win over Westby, Karen Scarseth served 15 straight points. Unfortunately, this was the exception — not the rule, for many upsets plagued the team. Mr. Cox provided entertainment when he got stuck in a folding chair while trying to tighten the net. Many hours were spent developing a new strategy- short sets -that never was attempted in a game. When the new net and standards arrived, it took a week to figure out how to set it up. All the hard work of the season payed off at Black River Falls in the regional tourna- ment when the crown was captured for the second time in four years. The championship game being played against Coulee Co-Champion, Onalaska. Dedi- cated fans supported the team throughout the season and hopefully will continue to do so. 94 OUZ ZMSJKBEST 3. J.V. Front Lani Schmidt Row 2 Holly Kie- drowski, Heidi Kiedrowski, Lisa Sveen Row 3 Sandi Thompson. Karen Tranberg, Chris- tine Walske 4 Freshmen Front Mary Ofsdahl. Jenny Hill. Cindy Engelien, Karen Kohlmeyer, Dawn Lund Row 2. Khris McDonah, Dana Johnson. Beth Walske. Sherry Mitchell, Roxanne Kriesel 95 JCMUjMZSK KKJQHZetfS 1 Varsity team front Row Both Byom. Kim St hull , Theresa Hummel, Row 2 Kirsten Mensing (Manager. Mary Ofsdahl, Lisa Jostad, Jennifer Popp. Penny Cireen. Coach Mi - A Warriner. Row 3: Chris Johnson. Mary Klimek, Kim l.ebakken. Lisj Brovold. 2 Junior Varsity team members practice on the mat 3 Chris Johnson performs a pose from her routine mcc season 4 Junior Varsity team. Front Row: Heidi Bortle, Rikka Toregerson, Tyra Cornell, Shana Senn. Row 2: Rachel Rand, Cassandra Mahoney, Melissa Bauer, Christine Hill The '83-'B4 gymnastics season flew by — much to the amazement of all. This season was fun-filled through- out, contrary to others which dulled half way through. A number of meets scheduled together kept everyone busy, practicing new stunts to add and trying to invent new routines. Laughter kept practices from being bor- ing, stemming from: Hello? , the twisted candy wrapper pose on the beam, Show Me the Way to go Home , I feel so bad! , and of course, It's only gas. Thanks to Mrs. Warriner, we had to dance to Thrill- er just to keep warm the night she forgot her keys. Having a full varsity team paid off — winning two meets and losing a third to Melrose-Mindoro by .06. The state meet provided it's own good times, laughs, and enjoyment: The red shirt!!!: , Don't talk to me while I'm driving. , and Would you like some French fries with your sundae? 97 DMS SCMKK eOMSS 1. Row 1 Mike Guillou, David Scherr, Tracy Halverson, Guy Nichols, Mike Byom Row 2. Bradley Bagniewski, Chris Lebak- ken, Brian Burkhardt, Danny Kampstra. Rick Griffon. Bobby Nichols, Jamie Halverson, Coach Mr R. Vorpahl Row 3. Don Iverson. Randy Tranberg 2. Cheerleaders await outcome of match. 3. John Wieczorek shakes hands with opponent. 98 ouz OffZOP 4. The scoreboard shows a victory. Redmem 48 • Mel-Min 18 5. Dave Scherr comes out on top. Six freshmen finished out the varsity squad forming a young inexperienced team. The season went well though, and they began their building for three years down the road. The team was led by Seniors Tracy Halverson, Mike Guillou and Junior Dave Scherr. Dave had a terrific year wrestling at 145 lbs. His record 23 of 26 matches, speaks for itself. Dave proceeded to sectionals but unfortunately lost in the first round 4-2. The team knew they could do it and practiced long hard but they also took some time out for fun. MJjCS REXAM. 3RD SZAZE Season Record 128-21 Vars. Season Record 114-14 Best Ever Top Performances Shotput. Karl Stellpflug; 46 6'' Jim Oedsma; 44 8” Discus: Karl Stellpflug: 146'4 High Jump: Jill Hill; 6'2'' Steve Poss; 6'3 4 Joe Guillou; 5T0 Pole Vault: Mike Guillou; 12'6” Long Jump: Jeff Hanson. 19 1' Triple Jump: Bruce Auer; 391 Jim Hill; 3810.5'' Jeff Hanson; 38'8.75 High Hurdels: Don Critzman; 16.45 sec 100 yd dash: Bruce Auer; 10.64 sec Mile Run: Jim Hill. 4:32.66 440 yd dash: Jeff Hanson; 52.2 sec Bruce Auer; 52.75 sec Low Hurdles Jim Evanson; 40.7 sec Don Critzman; 42.28 sec Steve Poss; 43.11 sec 880 yd dash: Jim Hill; 1:59.28 Steve Poss; 2:01.65 Bruce Auer; 2:04.72 220 yd dash: Jeff Hanson; 23.33 Steve Poss; 24.15 Bruce Auer; 24.18 2 mile run: Jim Hill; 10:15.7 440 yd relay: Evanson-Poss Stellpflug-Hanson; 46.08 Mile Relay: Evanson-Poss Auer-Hanson. 3:29.84 •school record Sectional Qualifiers Pole Vault- Mike Guillou 1600 M Run- Jim Hill 440M Relay-Evanson, Poss, Stellpflug. Hanson Low Hurdles- Jim Evanson 200 M. Dash- Jeff Hanson 800 M. Dash- Jim Hill 1600 M Relay- Poss, Evanson, Hanson, Auer State Qualifiers Mile 1600 M Relay Team- Poss, Evanson, Hanson, Auer 2 time Coulee Conference Champs 2. Jim Hill paces himself in the mile run. Randy Byom, Don Criizmana, Jeff Hanson, Jim Hill, Jim Odesma, Bruce Auer, Karl Stellpflug. Dean Koppman Front row: Coach R. Pampuch. Eric Lettner, John Van Vleet, Tim Selin, Scott Foster, Alan Rife, Rick Miner, Row 2: Brad Bagniewski, Todd Dick, Mike Guillou, Jim Evenson, Steve Poss, Joe Guillou, Bob Nichols, Row 3: Mark Towner. John Dykstra. youM show AHjazy Sherry Mitchell competes in the long jump. Sherry Mitchell pushes herself to compete with the others. The G-E-T girls track team placed 10th of 30 schools in the sectional track meet. Karen Tranberg placed 2nd in the High Jump, with 4T0 . She will go on to state. Other events to place were Tracy Canar- High Jump- 4'4 ; Sherry Mitchell - Long Jump 15'4.5 3rd; Sherry Mitchel-200 m. dash- 28.03 4th. Coach R. Vorpal stat- ed that Sherry was phenomenal, since she is only a Freshmen, and is gaining needed points for her team, with her excellent work. Front row: Dawn Lund. Jennifer Evenson. Sheryl Wieczorek, Dana Johnson, Val Bishop, Sherry Mitchell, Tracy Canar, Jennifer Hill. Row 2: Coach G. Schlict, Tammy LaFleur. Laurie Schroeder. Brook Bolman. Karen Tranberg, Lisa Johnson, Stacey Sobotta, Tyra Cornell, Coach R. Vorpal UASSUMX’S SUMMSK 1. Coach R. Lund, Kevin Mack, Brad Bagniewski, Loren Salswedel, Sean Jacobs, Coach Richie, Row 2: Chip Wall, Tom Beirne, Tom Jostad, Tom Evenson, Jim Canar, Mark Towner, Mark Carhart, Rob Mack, Dan Stuhr, Mike Mack, Tim Beirne, Jim Odesma. Randy Byom, Joe Guillou. 102 2. Mark Carhart catches during a game against a LaCrosse team. JS JCOOKW0 GOOD 3. Front row: Lon Truax, John Stellflue, Rife Johnson, Tim Vondra- Rife, Tim Johnson, Rick Miner, Brad Bagniewski, Mark Towner, sek, Loren Salzwedel, Rick Griffin, Jason Engevold. Row 2: Alan Chip Wall, Kevin Mack, Tom Jostad, Sean Jacobs 4. Rob Mack playing third base. 5. Michael Mack is up to bat. zwstfzy 1. Row 1 Mike Selck, Guy Amoth. Boyd Grant, Greg Ofsdahl, Bret Bolman, Jim Beirne. Row 2: Troy Sims, Tim Beirne, Jim Canar, Tom Beirne, Ron Truax, Andy Tranberg, Row 3: David Suttie, Paul Storey, Brian Suttie, Scott Bahaub, Eric Rindahl, Chip Wall, Randy Byom, Paul Lund and Coach Mr. D. Skwieraski 2. Tim Beirne tees off. 3. Randy Byom and Jim Canar take a practice swing 104 THE SCHOOL LOCKER On the first day of school, the office gave to me, A locker with my very own key. On the second day of school, my teachers gave to me, Six heavy textbooks, five giant notebooks, For my locker with my very own key. On the third day of school, my mother gave to me, A thermos full of chili, sweater when I'm chilly, A mirror in which to see. An extra pair of shoes, umbrella and picture of my dog, For my locker with my very own key. On the fourth day of school, my coach gave to me. Three pairs of running shorts, two school T-shirts, A towel for P.E. One jock strap, one sample of Phisoderm, For my locker with my very own key. On the sixth day of school, the band director gave to me, One rented tuba, five pounds of music, A cymbal for each knee, Fifty Booster bars to sell for new uniforms. For my locker with my very own key. On the seventh day of school the science teacher gave to me, One microscope, one white coat, A mouse that no longer breathed. Eight restless things” in eight glass vials. For my locker with my very own key. On the eighth day of school, my principal gave to me. One ultimatum. I'll quote him verbatim,. Either clean it or turn in your very own key! On the ninth day of school, the custodian gave to me. One metal dumpster, two incinerators, A mask so I could breathe. How do kids survive four years. With a locker with their very own key? 105 SSfflOR DJCZOKIJ Anderson, Sylvia-Industrial Technology 11-12, Pep Club 12, Yearbook Staff 11-12 Auer, Bruce-Baseball 9-10-11, Basketball 9-10-11- 12, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensombles 9-10- 11-12, State 10, Curling 9-10-11-12, Drama Club 10-11, Ecology Club 10, Football 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12, Letterwinners 9-10-11-12, Madrigals 9-10, NHS 11-12, Student Council 9- 10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12 Bierne, Timothy-Badger Boys-Alternte 11, Base- ball 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Curling 9- 10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, Golf 9-10-11-12, Honorable Mention 11, Homecoming Court 12, Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letter- winners Club 11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Student Council 9-10-11-12 Berg, Monika-Band 9-10, Chorus 10-11, Drama Club 10-11-12, Forensics 9-10-11-12, French Club 9- 10, Newspaper Staff 11, Pep Club 12 Bielefeldt, Thomas-Band 12, Jazz Band 9-10-11- 12, Pep Band 12, Polka Band 12, Jazz 4 + 4 9-10, Drama Club 11-12, FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12, Re- porter 9-12, Secretary 10-11, Extemporary Speak- er, Newspaper Staff 9, NHS 12, Pep Club 10-11- 12, Swing Choir 9-10-11-12, Yearbook Staff 12, Outstanding Student, Band That Played For Prom, Dance, Pep Club Float, Benefit Dance for David Hass, Best Band Contest, Variety Contest Bolman, Brook-Basketball 9-10-11, Cross Coun- try 10-11, Curling 9-10-11-12, French Club 10-11, Golf 12, Industrial Technology Club 12, Letter- winners 10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Prom Court 11, Ski Club 12, Track 9-10-11-12 Boltz, Kristine-Band 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensom- bles 10-12, Library Club 9-10-11-12, NHS 10-11- 12 Boyer, Kelly-Chorus Solo and Ensombles 11, Newspaper Staff 11-12 Brenegen, Peter Brenengen, Douglas-Basketball 10, Football 9-10- 11, Curling 9-10-11-12, State 12, FFA WJDA 9- 10- 11-12, Treasurer 11-12, Letterwinners 11 Brovold, Lisa-Cheerleading 9-10-11, Basketball 9 Football 10-11, Curling 9-10-11-12, Gymnastics 10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Let- terwinners 9-10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Pep Club 9- 10- 11-12, Ski Club 12, Swing Choir 12, Track 9, Yearbook Staff 10-11-12 Brush, Dale-Golf 9 Buckner, Rebecca-AV Club 11-12, Chorus 11-12, Curling 10-11-12, Drama Club 10-11-12, French Club 10, Golf 9, Newspaper 11, Ski Club 12 Bulawa, Paul-Basketball 9-10-11-12 Cook, Brenda-Cheerleading Basketball 9-10, Curling 9-10-11-12, FHA 12, Industrial Technol- ogy Club 11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Class Re- presentative, Pom Pon II Cooper, Laurence-Baseball 9, Basketball 9-10-11- 12, FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12, Sentenial 12, Football 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12 Critzman, Donald-Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 11- 12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Polka Band 11-12, Solo and Ensombles 9-10-11-12, State 10-11-12, Vice President 12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10- 11- 12, Homecoming Court 11, Industrial Tech- nology Club 10-11-12, Letterwinners 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12 Daffinson, Marcy-Band 9, Pep Band 9, Cheerlead- ing 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10, Wrestling 9-10-11- 12, Pep Club 9-10, Volleyball 10 Dahl, Daniel Diamond, David-Newspaper Staff 12 Duellman, Christine-Badger Girls 11, Band 9-10, Chorus 11-12, Curling 9-10-11, Drama Club 9-10- 11, Forensics 10-11, State 10, Industrial Technol- ogy Club 11-12, NHS 11-12, Secretary 12, Prom Court 11, Ski Club 11-12, Student Council 9-10- 12, Treasurer 11, Volleyball 10-11-12 Elliot, Laura Erickson, Daniel-Football 9 Evanson, James-Badger Boys Alternate 11, Base- ball 9-10, Basketball 9-10, Football 9-10-11-12, In- dustrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwin- ners 9-10-11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Track 9-10-11-12, Spade Recipiant 11, Saluatorian 12 Finucane, Daniel-FFA WJDA 11, Industrial Technology Club 11 Fogleson, George-FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12, Foot- ball Manager 10-11, Library Club 9-10 French, Megan-Basketball 9-10, Curling 12, Ski Club 12 Frisby, Dain-Basketball 11, Chorus 10-11-12, Solo and Ensombles 10-11-12, Drama Club 12, Ecology Club 11-12, French Club 9-10-11, Homecoming Court 12, Industrial Technology Club 12, Letter- winners 12, Madrigals 12, Volleyball 9-10-11, Christmas Chorale 12, Triple Trio 12, Swing Choir 12 Garcia, Elka-Badger Girls 11, Colorguard 9-10-11- 12, Co-captain 11, Captain 12, Forensics 9-10-11- 12, State 12, Homecoming Court 12, Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Newspaper Staff 11, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 12, Yearbook Staff 9- 10-11-12 Giles, Tawny-Chorus 9-10-11-12, Solo and En- sombles 12, Basketball 10, Curling 11, Drama Club 12, Ecology Club 11-12, French Club 10-11, Industrial Technology Club 12, Pep Club 11-12 Gorka, Richard-Wrestling 10 Grant, James Griffin, John-Track 9-10-11, Wrestling 9-10-11, Football 9-10, Baseball 9-10 Michael, Guillou-Baseball 9, Class Vice President 10- 11, Cross Country 9-10-11-12, Drama Club 10- 11- 12, French Club 11, Industrial Technology Club 12, Letterwinners 9-10-11-12, Newspaper Staff 10, NHS 12, Student Council Historian 12, Track 9-10-11-12, Wrestling 9-10-11-12, Coulee Conference Second Team 11-12 Halverson, Lisa-Curling 9-10-11-12, Golf 12, In- dustrial Technology Club 12, Newspaper Staff 11, Ski Club 12 Halverson, Tracy Hanson, Anthony-Football 9-10, Wrestling 9, FFA WJDA 9-10, Newspaper Staff 12 Hanson, Jeffrey-Basketball 9-10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, Letterwinners 9-10- 11-12, Prom Court 11, Ski Club 12, Track 9-10-11- 12, Football 9-10-11-12 Hill, James-Badger Boys Delegate 11, Band 9, Pep Band 9, Polka Band 9, Solo and Ensombles 9, Basketball 9, Cross Country 9-10-11-12, Industri- al Technology Club 12, Letterwinners 9-10-11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Prom King 11, Student Council 9- 10-11-12, Vice President 11, President 12, Track 9- 10-11-12 Hogden, Douglas-Badger Boys Delegate 11, Curl- ing 11-12, Ecology Club 10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, NHS 10-11-12 Hovell, Stanley-AV Club 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Polka Band 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensombles 11, Football 12, Wrestling 9, Class President 9, Newspaper Staff Hunter, Sharon-Chorus 10-11, Curling 10, News- paper Staff 12, Pep Club 9, Ski Club 12 Iverson, Don-Transfer from Melrose-Mindoro, Forensics 12 Johnson, Christine-Solo and Ensombles 9-10-11- 12, State 11, Chorus 11-12, Drama Club 11-12, FHA 9, Forensics 10, Gymnastics 9-10-11-12, In- dustrial Technology Club 12, Letterwinners 11- 12, Library Club 11-12, Secretary 12, Pep Club 12, Ski Club 12, Swing Choir 12, Yearbook Staff 11- 12 Johnson, Diana-FHA 9, French Club 11 Jostad, Colleen-Curling 11-12, NHS 12, Prom Court 11, Yearbook Staff 10-11-12 Katula, Kevin-AV Club 10-11-12 Klimek, Mary-Curling 10-11-12, FHA 12, Foren- sics 9, French 10-11, Spanish 12, Gymnastics 9- 10- 11-12, Letterwinners 11-12, Library Club 10- 11- 12 Kopp, Karen-Badger Girls Alternate 11, Band 9- 10, Pep Band 9-10, Solo and Ensombles 9-10, Dra- ma Club 10-11-12, Ecology Club 12, FHA 9, Gym- nastics 9-10, Industrial Technology Club 12, NHS 12, Pom Pon 11-12, Prom Court 11, Ski Club 12, Yearbook 9-10-11-12 Kopp, Karla-Band 9-10-12, Jazz Band 9-10-12, Pep Band 9-10-12, Polka Band 9-10-12, Solo and En- sombles 9-10-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 10-11-12, FFA WJDA 11-12, French Club 11, Industrial Technology Club 12, Pep Club 9-10-12, Ski Club 12, Track 11, Volleyball 9, Yearbook Staff 10-11-12 Kriesel, Victoria-Badger Girls 11, Band 9-10-11- 12, Jazz Band 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Polka Band 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensombles 9-10- 11-12, State, Class Representative 11, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Conference Honorable Mention 11- 12, Class President 10, Vice President 12, Curling 9- 10-11-12, Ecology Club 11-12, FFA WJDA 9- 10- 11-12, Secretary 11, President 12, Homecoming Court 11, Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Let- terwinners 10-11-12, NHS 10-11-12, President 12, Pep Club 12, Track 9, Volleyball 9-10-11-12, All Conference First Team 12, Student of the Month- Math 12, State FFA Band 11-12, Basketball All Conference Selection Second Team 12, Spoon Re- cipient 11, Valedictorian 12 Lakey, David-Football 12, Wrestling 9-11, Curl- ing, Homecoming Court 12, Letterwinners 11-12, Industrial Technology Club 12 Lebakken, Kimberly-FHA 12, Gymnastics 9-10- 11- 12, Letterwinners 10-11-12 Lebakken, Mary Leisgang, Evelyn-Band 9-10, Colorguard 9-10-11, Captain 11, Newspaper Staff 12 Lemieux, Randall-AV Club 9, French Club 9, Ski Club 12 Lettner, Edward Lilia, Brian Lilia, Lisa Loesche, Barbara-Exchange Student From Ger- many, French Spanish Club 12, Ski Club 12, Vol- leyball 12 Mack, Michael-Baseball 9-10-11-12, Conference 11, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Conference 11-12, Foot- ball 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 10- 11-12, FFA WJDA 9-10, Homecoming King 11, Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Letterwin- ners, Ski Club 12 Mack, Robert McFadden, Dawn-Band 9-10, Solo and Ensombles 9- 10, Curling 11, French Club 11, Industrial Tech- nology Club 12, Pom Pon 10-11, Ski Club 12 Modahl, Jill-Curling 9-10-12, French Club 9-10, Gymnastics 9-10-11, Homecoming Court 12, Let- terwinners 9-10, Ski Club 12, Track 9-10 Munson, Tracy-Colorguard 9, FHA 9, French Club 9-10, Yearbook Staff 11-12 Olinger, Gary-Football 10, Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Newspaper Staff 12 Olson, Delight Olson, Kevin Paulus, Pamela-Pep Club 11-12, Volleyball 9-10- 11 Peiper, Scott-FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Library Club 10-11- 12 Poss, Steven-Baseball 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9-10, Cross Country 10-11-12, Second Team All Con- ference 11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Golf 9, Indus- trial Technology Club 11-12, Letterwinners 9-10- 11- 12, Prom Court 11, Ski Club 12, Student Coun- cil 12, Track 9-10-11-12, Sectionals 11 Pratt, Geraldine-Band 9-10, Pep Band 9-10, Solo and Ensombles 9-10, Basketball 9-10, Colorguard 10- 11-12, Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Li- brary Club 10-11-12, Secretary 11, President 12, Pep Club 10-11-12 Rand, Joleen-Band 9-10, Pep Band 9-10, Solo and Ensombles 9, Drama Club 10-11, FHA 9, Foren- sics 9-10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 12, Yearbook Staff 10-11-12 Richason, John-Basketball 9-10-11-12, Football 9 Rolbiecki, Jodi-Basketball 9, French Club 11-12 Ronning, Keith 108 Ryan, Robbie-AV Club 9-10-11-12, Football 9, In- dustrial Technology Club 11-12 Schaller, Cynthia-Band 9-10, Golf 9-10-11-12, Wrestling Cheerleader 9, Pom Pon 10-11-12 Schroeder, Dawn-Badger Girls Alternate 11, Cho- rus 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensombles 12, Football Cheerleading 10-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Class Secretary 9-10-11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 11-12, Industrial Technology Club 12, Let- terwinners 10-11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Prom Queen 11, Ski Club 12, Swing Choir 12, Track 10- 11, Volleyball 11-12, Christmas Chorale 12 Severson, Debra-French Club 11 Shawley, Kristine-Band 9-10-11, Pep Band 9-10- 11, Solo and Ensombles 10, Chorus 9, Colorguard 12, Pep Club 9 Silha, Lisa-AV Club 10-11-12, Band 9-10, Solo and Ensombles 10, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Homing Court 11, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Vice President 12, NHS 12 Sims, Leah-Band 9-10-11, Pep Band 9-10-11, Solo and Ensombles 9-10-11, Basketball Cheerleader 9, Pep Club 11-12, Pom Pon 10-11-12 Smith, Tricia-Curling 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Queen 12, Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Representative 11, Secretary 12, Pom Pon 11 Snyder, Donna-Wrestling Cheerleading 9, Home- coming Court 12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12 Sokolik, Amy-Band 9-10, Jazz Band 9-10, Pep Band 9-10, Polka Band 9-10, Solo and Ensombles 9-10, State 9, Chorus 10-11-12, Solo and Ensom- bles 10-11-12, Curling 9-10, Drama Club 10-11- 12, Gymnastics 9-10, Madrigals 11, Newspaper Staff 11, Pom Pon 11-12 Stalheim, Cary Stanislawski, Thomas Stanislowski, Laurie Stuhr, Robin-Piano Contest 9-10-11, Chorus 11, Solo and Ensombles 11, FHA 9, Forensics 9-10-11- 12, State 11, Library Club 9 Truax, Paula-Curling 9-10-11-12, FHA 11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Pom Pon 11-12 Tuttle, Amy-Badger Girls Alternate 11, Band 9- 10-11-12, Jazz Band 10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10-11- 12, Polka Band 10-11-12, Curing 9-10-11-12, Dra- ma Club 9-10-11-12, French Club 11-12, Gymnas- tics 9-10, Industrial Technology Club 12, Letter- winners 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Pom Pon 11- 12, Ski Club 12, Track 12, Yearbook Staff 10-11- 12 Van Vleet, Alan Vondrasek, Brenda-Band 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9- 10- 11-12, Solo and Ensombles 10, Basketball 9-10- 11, Curling 12, Industrial Technology Club 12 Walski, Anita-Band 9-10-11-12, Solo and Ensom- bles 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 11, Class President 11- 12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 12, Pep Club 10-11-12, Pom Pon 10-11-12, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12, Prom Court 11 Walsky, Paula-Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Polka Band 12, Solo and Ensombles 9-10-11-12, State 11, Uniform Director 11- 12, FHA 9-10-11-12, Officer 11-12, Library Club 9-10-11-12, Officer 12, Pep Club 10-11-12 Wier, Paul-Football 9-10-11, Industrial Technol- ogy Club 11-12, Ski Club 12 Wilber, Rhonda-Band 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10- 11-12, Cheerleading 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10-11- 12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Class Treasurer 9-10- 11-12, Curling 9-10-11-12, Industrial Technology Club 12, Letterwinners 11-12, NHS 12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Vice President 11, President 12, Ski Club 12, Treasurer 12, Yearbook 11-12 Wilson, James Wilson, William Ziegler, Laurie-Yearbook 12, FHA 12 zham you We want to thank the following busi- ness places for a $20.00 donation towards the publication of our yearbook. 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