Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

ARROWHEAD HOROSCOPES OF G-E-T This year's activities seem to center around the signs of the zodiac. How will the Redmen wind up 1984, and what will 1985 bring? (other than emphoria for the Seniors) Who can tell? Maybe, if our crystal ball will permit, Mr. Goller's varsity squad will realize their dream. And what of Mr. Lund's charges? Maybe their fortune shall be in kind. In another light, the stars present an optimistic sheen for the Pom Pon squad. Will they, under their new leadership, rise to the top at at Stout this year? (they certainly look impressive every year!) What does the faculty have in store for us this year? Maybe, if the cards are dealt right, Mr. Jessesski will ease his ''reign of terror on the Freshman. Or, per- haps, Mr. Fitzpatrick and his renowned physics team may possibly, with the help of their new laser, devise a defense system even better that President Reagan's Star Wars. What of our new foreign exchange student, Henrik Olsen Will he, with his light Danish feet, lead our track team on to victory? We will surely learn from him as he discovers America for himself. The images of the future are still unclear. We will just have to wait out the year to find the answers to our questions. That is just as well, as knowing now would take much of the fun out of this year's high school experience. David Middleton 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS VIRGO 7 LIBRA 17 SCORPIO 39 SAGITTARIUS 37 CAPRICORN 45 AQUARIUS 57 PISCES 69 ARIES 79 TAURUS 91 GEMINI 99 CANCER 117 3 AND DEMANDS HIGH YEAR FRESHMEN CAN’T WAIT Freshmen predict a fantastic year ahead: -Our first week thrills, locker combinations, 3 minute passing time, going to wrong classes, climbing a treee “squirrel Scott Andregg. -Our 3-3 football record, 8-5 boys basketball record. Homecoming week with second place on both our poster and float. -Class President-Jon Scarseth Vice President-Pam Antony Treasurer-Chris LaFleur Secretary-Hollie Daffinson -A dream of becoming upperclassmen. 8 TO BE SOPHOMORES Julie Amoth Scott Anderegg Tim Anderson Pam Antony Angie Backler Courtney Becker Eric Beirne Jodi Berger Robin Bishop Bonnie Borchardt Eric Bowen Bill Brady Jodi Brades Tonja Brandt Ken Brophy Cindy Brudos Brent Burkhardt Brenda Butman Jason Byom Michelle Byrne Tina Crebo Becky Critzman Hollie Daffinson Tracy Daffinson Laurie Dale Dwight Daniels Cathy Davison Lori Dick Joe Dolle Randy Dornquast Robert Drieslein Danny Duellman Jill Dusso Mary Ekern Becky Erickson Kathy Feyen Bart Gardner Kevin Gibbons Lisa Goller Teri Gooden Kelly Grant Bill Green 9 SECOND PLACE ON Shawn Griffin Dan Guillou Scott Gunderson Alan Haedtke Tim Hammond Greg Hanson Mike Hanson Wendy Hanson Amy Harrison Paula Haug Dawn Hein Mike Heinz Paula Henry Jane Hilton Fred Hoffman Jill Hovre Buffie Howe Christina Howe Heather Hunter Holly Hunter Chris Jessessky Roger Kamrowski April Kessner Scott Kiedrowski Just another noon hour for Holly and Paula. Our class officers: President, Jon Scarseth; Treasurer, Chris LaFleur; Secretary, Hollie Daffinson; Vice President, Pam Antony. 10 Keith Kirkey Lorie Klomsten Robby Knudson FLOAT AND POSTER Price Kopp Janelle Kramer Jerry Kramer Sage Kramer Jeff Kunzelman Chris LaFluer Carol and her friend?!? Judy Lange Jamie Larson Joann Lebakken Julie Lettner David Linberg Ron Lund Jim Lutz David Mack Stacey Mallos Dee Dee McDonah Brad McKensie Carol Mikrut Terry Miller Michelle Munson Jennifer Mehs Eric Nelson Linda Nelson Brett Nichols Kevin Norcross Brady Olson Peter Olson Scott Olson Ken Pepinski Paul Peterson 11 FRESHMAN ARE Rosie Pieper Dennis Piersina Betsy Redsten Tanya Ritter Alisa Rockenback Brian Rolbiecki Tricia Ronning Jennifer Ryan Ken Sacia Jon Scarseth Jenny Schaller Donna Schlesser Wendy Schock Vicki Schubert Brenda Scott Chad Senn John Simerson David Sims Canda Smith Archie Sokolik Ron Spittler Tracy Stanislawski Carey Stanislowski Diane Stanislowski Nancy Stanislowski Brad Stoner Kerri Stoner Christina Stuhr Paula Sullivan Tammy Swartling Duane Swenson Jason Thompson Betsy Tranberg 12 ROWDY Another day in Mr. Myers basic science class. Daniel Truax Keith Truax Lance Tuscany Richard Volkman Patrick Wagner Kristine Walski Ronald Wells Richard Wera Mark Weyant Eric Wilber Krista Wilber Ruth Williamson Tami Wolfe Timothy Wolter Jody Wood 13 Kevin Ziegler F-O-R-E! Front Row: Tammy Hanson, Kim Schultz, Heather Bortle, Amber Anderson. Back Row: Stephanie Kenyon, Heather Moore, Dawn Rindahl, Tina Moen, Kirsten Mensing, Holly Winn, Tyra Cornell, Coach Mrs. Warriner. Tammy Hanson warms up while Dawn Rindahl, Heather Bortle and Steph- anie Kenyon watch. 14 NEW ADDITION HENRIK OLSEN This years team had a very new welcome addition, Henrik Olsen (from Denmark). Henrik scored 12 1st places, member of All Coulee Conference 2nd team, also qualifies for Section- al competition at Verona. He will be leaving at the end of this year with GREAT MEMORIES at G-E- T. Team Results: This young inex- perienced squad was about 35% ef- ficient. It had a school win and loss record of 33-62, with all but one coming back for next year. This was a successful building season. Front row: Coach Pampuch, Rob Drieslein, Leroy Johnson, Mike Feyen, Chris Lebakken, Shawn Griffin, Back row: Eric Lettner, Boyd Grant, Dean Koopman. Henrik Olsen, Scott Foster. Bart Gardner • Hr n . TEAM MEMBERS - Year in School - Best Time 1. Henrik Olsen li 16:38 2. Scott Foster 10 1802 3 Mike Feyen 10 18:03 4. Shawn Griffin 9 18:26 5. Dean Koopman 11 18:44 6. Chris Lebakken 11 1903 7. Bart Gardner 9 19:06 8. Erick Lettner 10 19:10 9. Boyd Grant 10 19:15 10. Bob Drieslein 9 19:17 11. Mike Cottingham 10 over 20 12. LeRoy Johnson 11 over 20 15 Most Valuable Player: Henrik Olsen Most Improved Player: Mike Feyn THREE CONSECUTIVE WINS You thrive on challenge Varsity-Won 3 consecutive matches on WK.BT - TV and will be in the playoffs in the spring of 1985. They defeated Cashton, West Salem, and Arcadia. Catch up on needed rest and relaxation for playoffs are peaking around the corner. In addition to WK.BT-TV, both teams will partici- pate in a High Quiz schedule involving the schools of Trempealeau County via the county cable system. All work and no play is keeping with the season. Jr. Varsity Team - Rife Johnson, Paul Peterson, Jamie Larson, Eric Paul Moen prepares for a High Quiz Match. Bowen, Ron Lund and Archie Sokolik. 16 Homecoming Victory You thrive on challenge and don't know the mean- ing of the word defeat Jim Canar-his enthusiasm, broken collarbone. Randy Byom-his experience from the year before and his intellectual line play. Mark Carhart-aggressiveness Tom Evanson-his willingness to stick with it and to become a starter on defense. Kevin Corcoran-what a difference boot camp does for a person one of the hogs. Paul Storey-his determination and desire to win his unfortunate ankle infury. Jim Oedsma-willingness to learn a new position. Keith Robinson-kept trying despite the odds. Dave Scherr-his mid-season determination to be a starter. Todd Waldera-his emergness as a defensive tack- le. Tom Beirne-nobody played harder or tried harder. Dan Stuhr-exceptional ability. Karl Stellphflug-one of the best arms in the con- ference. All work and no Play is hardly keeping with this season. -opening conference victory over Onalaska. -big win over Holmen at their homecoming -big win at our homecoming. -having to go to the Apple Fest in LaCrescent and losing by one point. -the disappointment of playing without a full team. SCOREBOARD C-E-T 19 Cadott 10 C-E-T G-E-T 7 Plantteville 48 C-E-T C-E-T 14 Onalaska 13 C-E-T G-E-T 21 Arcadia 16 C-E-T C-E-T Conference Record 4-3 21 LaCrescent 12 42 West Salem 6 Homecomin 40 Holmen 16 14 Westby 38 7 B.R.F. 14 Over All Record 5-4 Front Row: Ed Quail. Troy Bauer. Jamie Halverson, Robert Wall, Kevin Mack, Tim Walsky, Row 2: Todd Waldera, Tom Evanson, Sean Jacobs, Tom Jostad, Brian Corcoran. Tom Beirne, Bob Nichols, Mark Towner, Row 3: Jim Canar, Tom Toppen, Randy Tranberg, Coaches: C. Forster, T. Goller, R. Lund, Jeff Stoner, Todd Dick, Randy Byon, Row 4: Keith Robinson Paul Storey, Jim Oedsma, Karl Stellpflug, Kevin Corcoran, Dave Scherr, Dan Stuhr, Mark Carhart THINK STARS vfjf g .« Front Row: Terry Wolters, John VanVleet, Mark Hunter, Brad Bagniewski, Lon Truax, Dale Dahl, Rife Johnson, Jim Lilia, John Dykstra Row 2: Jason Engevold, Brian Burkhardt, Greg Wright, Loren Salzwedel. Tim Johnson, Rick Griffin, Jamie Halverson, Curtis Pratt, Coach Scott Lee Row 3: Coach Mike Nichols, Jim Broudos, Alan Rife, Joey Lakey, Todd Dick. Mike Carhart, Richard Ratajczek, Robbie Stanislowski, Scott Bahnub This season is filled with many surprises, but don't expect to be led directly to victory. You will improve in your skills as the season progresses, and want to play Black River Falls and Onalaska once again. You will un- doubtedly, have much success in the years to come. Rushing Average per carry 5.6 Total yardage 274 yds game 11 solo Tackles by Todd Dick 37 assists by Loren Salzwedel 6 receptions for 186 yards by Todd Dick 9 receptions for 148 yards by Tim Johnson 66 Rushing attempts for 356 yards with a 5.4 average by Brad Bagnieski Average per carry of 7.2 yards by Tim Johnson Tim Johnson lead scoring with 38 points, followed close behind by Brad Bagneiski with 34 points and Jamie Hal- verson with 30. 19 Defense line up AIM HIGH Go ahead and promote yourself and your talents. Others are supportive of your hopes and desires. Aim high, and give your all. The Freshman team had a successful season, finish- ing with a 500 record or 3 and 3. SCOREBOARD Black River Falls 0 G-E-T 6 Onalaska 36 12 Arcadia 18 0 LaCresent 6 14 West Salem 0 12 Holmen 18 6 It Team captains rotated during the season. Front Row: Coach: Nichols, Price Kopp, Dan Guillou, Kevin Gibbons, Coach: Duellman, Row 2: Scott Gunderson, Scott Anderegg, Tim Hammond, Ken Sacia, Row 3: Dave Sims, Brent Nichols, Brian Rolbiecki, Mike Hanson, Ron Spittler, Ron Wells, Pat Wagner, Bill Brady, Row 4: Duane Swenson, Scott Kiedrowski, Kevin Ziegler, Courtney Becker, Randy Dornquast, Dan Duellman, Brent Burkhardt, Ron Lund, Kivin Norcross, Row 5: Brad Stoner, Keith Truax, Brady Olson, Robby Knodson, Tim Anderson, David Mack, John Scarseth, Bill Green, Jerry Kramer 20 QUEEN: BRENDA JACOBS KING: DAVID WALSKI 22 Front Row: Beth Davison. Angela Ratajczek. Ina Jo Baer, Queen Brenda Jacobs. Mark Mack. Karen Scarseth. Corinne Kiedrowski. Back Row: Kevin Corcoran, Jim Oedsma, Tom Evanson. King David Walski. Karl Stellplug, Dan Stuhr, Paul Storey. King David Walski, and Queen Brenda Jacobs during Homecoming Parade. You're totally involved in social matters during Homecoming week, and all the activity has a positive effect on you. You're enthusiastic and spilling over with joy. So share some of that happiness with your friends during this special event. -Queen Brenda in a wedding the same day as Homecoming. -Giving Joe Guillou a kiss. -Big decision of what to wear -Stopping the parade so Cindy could take a pictures of everybody. -Who forgot their roses?!!? -Ugly plastic roses. -Eating off separate table at Sullivans (What happened to our long one?) -Thanks for keeping the punch bowl filled Smokey! Queen: Brenda Jacobs Beth Davison Ina Jo Baer Angie Ratajczek Corinne Kiedrowski Mary Mack Karen Scarseth King: Dave Walski The crowning of David and Brenda by last years King Kevin Corcoran Mike Mack and Queen Vicki Kriesel. Tom Evanson Jim Oedsma Dan Stuhr Paul Storey Karl Stellpflug CHEERLEADERS CHEER Varsity Football Cheerleaders- Tyra Cornell, Laurie Schroeder, Kari Stellpflug, Heidi Rolbiecki Wrestling Cheerleaders- Karen Ryder, Chris Sonsalla, Melinda Burt, Janelle Kramer Varsity and J.V. Football cheerleaders perform during halftime Showing their spirit before the game. 24 FOR THE B E S T! Sandi Thompson, Kari Stellflug, Tyra Cornell, Heidi Rolbiecki, Varsity football Heidi Bortle, Mary Ofsdahl, Sherry Mitchell, Sheryl Wieczorek, Jennifer Schaller, J.V. football Jennifer Schaller, Heidi Bortle, Hollie Daffinson, Mary Ofsdahl, Pam Antony, J.V basketball Doing our best to lift spirits -Awaiting for the arrival of new football uniforms -The always exciting Homecoming week -Bringing back new cheers from summer camp at UWL -All Junior classmates make up the Varsity Basket- ball squad -Jenny Schaller's determination to find anything to giggle about Win or lose we'll give it a try . . . -Lift spirits -Don't give in Cheer for the best -C-O-N-F-l-D-E-N-C-E -CHEERLEADERS 25 POM-PON GIRLS Faith Brady, Sheila Salzwedel, Rachel Rand, Row 2: Mary Ekern, Deanna Lilia, Val Bishop, Bobbi Bolman, Trudi Pierson. Kristin Emerson, Row 3. Sandi Sieger, Corinne Kiedrowski, Tammy LaFleur, Jennifer Evenson, Row 4: Teresa Cornell, Wendy Johnson, Row 5: Barb Glomstad, Dawn Middleton 26 Captain Teresa Cornell, co-captains Wendy Johnson and Dawn Val, Lori, Kristin, and Tammy perform during the variety show. Middleton. TAKE FIRST AT STOUT •d V L Dawn Wendy and Barb get ready for the performance before a Basketball The pom pon girls add color and spark to the Foot name. b� 11 8 ’« Positive change begins when the 1984-1985 Pom-Pon Squad took first at Stout. -Our 1 advisor M. and M. who always brought us treats. Even though it was X-mas candy in Feb. and Valentines candy in March. -Being the HAPPIEST family in the school! -Our great practices when we did our best to get around practicing. -Having 1 parents who were terrific about our 6:30 A M. practice almost every Friday morning. -Feeling sad about our Seniors who were leaving. -Wendy and Bobbi didn't feel like eating at Hardees so they quietly sneaked over to MacDonalds! (the french fries are much better there!) -Sticking together will get you a great all around, terrific squad. SPONSORED BY V.F.W. Front Row: Misty Maynard, Lori Thompson, Denise Pieper, Lisa Goller, Mary Stanislawski, Bernadette Kielas, Cynda Solberg, Row 2: Vicki Craig. Mary Lettner, Linda Nelson, Patricia Hummel, Row 3: Chris Thompson. Holly Winn, Brandi Rousseau, Betsy Tranberg Others' faith in your abilities cheers you considerably. Make a go for it! The colorguard, now sponsored by Trempealeau V.F.W., does the routine for the National Anthem in presentating the colors, according to mili- tary standard. Personal highlights were: -Sadie Hawkins Dance- marrying Sam -When Holly forgot her skirt and almost had to march in her bloomers. -Yes Mary S. We re on the RED line -Cynda's corner -Brandi Brownies and Patty Puffs -Marching with the band at the first half time show -Being sponsored by Trempealeau V.F.W. • 28 VARSITY CO-CHAMPS IN The preperation for the 1984 vol- leyball season began in the heat of the summer months. Seven Sen- iors, one Junior, and one Sopho- more began our quest for volleyball excellence. You will start the season placing second in the Arcadia Tournament. The playing three non-conference games. Losing to Blair, but then de- feating Melrose-Mindoro and C-F- C. Eventually we lost to Onalaska giving us the Coulee Conference co-champs title. Finishing the sea- son with a 3-4 conference record and 5-5 overall. The Junior Varsity finished with a 7-2 record. Another volleyball season is done. Seven seniors have finished their volleyball careers. . The best of luck to all of them. The 1985 season is not too far away. It promises to be a great sea- son! Front Row: Karen Kohlmeyer, Karen Tranberg, Sandi Thompson, Row 2: Karen Scar- seth, Kelly Stellfue, Connie Mitchell, Laurie Schroeder, Row 3: Joan Gillies, Lisa John- son, Row 4: Mary Mack. Laurie takes a fall to set the ball up for a teammate Joan bumps the ball to set for a perfect spike. 30 COULEE CONFERENCE First Row, Lisa Sveen, Holly Kiedrowski. Uni Schmidt, Christine Walski, Heidi. Kiedrowski, Second Row. Jennifer Hill, Chis Thompson. Dawn Lund, Mary Ofsdahl, Cindy Engelien. Third Ros, Kristi McDonah. Roxanne Kriesel, Sherry Mitchell, Dana Johnson. Wanda Hunter, Beth Walski. Nice return Paula First Row, Wendy Hanson, Kris Walski. Tami Wolfe. Carey Stanislowski, Second Row, Pam Anthony. Paula Sullivan. Jenny Schaller, Krista Wilber. Julie Lettner. Third Row. Chri UFleur. Paula Haug, Janelle Kramer. Hollie Daffinson, Wendy Schock. 31 KLUBERTANZ’S Mrs. Lerum, Mrs. Pellowski, Mrs. Nelson, Ms. Gresch, our English teachers. Mr. Jessesski, English Department. Mr. Klubertanz, our Art teacher Mr. Duellman and Mr. Prussing, our Industrial Education teachers. 32 HAVE TWINS Mr. Myers, Mr. Fitzpatrick, and Mr. Pampuch, Science Department Mrs Meunier and Miss. Lang, General Education Department. Mr. Forster, Mr. Christianson, and Mr. Goller, History Department. Mrs. Zabloski and Mr. Krauklis, Music Department. FACULTY PLAYS Mrs. Warriner and Mr Skwierawski, Physical Education Mr. Accola. Mr. Gautsch. and Mrs. Strand. Mathematics Depart- ment. Mrs. Robinson, AV Cordinator 34 Z - 93 HOTSHOTS Computer teacher, Mrs. Knower Mrs. McConnell, Dr, Ed. Department Miss Werner, Home Economivs Department, Mr. Henderickson Agriculture Department Reading for twenty minutes every day will bring added pleasure. Positive change begins. Have you been worried whether you made the right decision? It seems Mr. Wessel made the right move at the approiate time. Teachers excess energy has them looking for new pro- jects. (Washington D.C. trip. Faculty — Z-93 basket- ball game). On-the-job success can be yours with a little extra effort. You work best when inspired by superior leadership. All work and no play is hardly in keeping with the season. Go skiing, relax; the work will still be there when you come back. School board members for the 1984-85 school year are: LORETTA RYAN, PRESIDENT; BONNIE KELLEHER, CLERK; HARLEN HUNTER, TREAS.; MILTON BUTMAN, VICE PRES.; RICHARD LETTNER, HAROLD OL- SON, MARTHA PEMBERTON, JACQUELINE MARTIN, L. JOHN SEVERSON 35 Mrs. Christianson. Foreign Language READING BREAK A SUCCESS Principal, Mr. Wessel Secretaries: Janice Fitzpatrick. Carol Venkus. Paula Beaman Faculty shows Christmas spirit 36 Business Manager, William Zabrowski Supe intendent, Robert Howard Guidance Counselor: Russ Lund, and Secretary, Honey Ekern SAGITTARIUS SOPH TAKE Brian and his buddies are content working in the library. Homecoming Spirit shows in the faces and reactions of the class of 87 The Sophomore Horiscope predicted ... ... That we would win the Spirit Stick for the Ona- laska game and the basketball play offs. ... J.V. football would have a 6-1 record and girls J.V. basketball 15-3 record. . Our float (Plunge The Panthers) placed third but, on the other-hand out poster (The Panthers Will Be Tickled Pink To Leave Alive-If They Survive) would place first. ... Those lovely class rings would cost a fortune. Many Sophomores could be seen in snow banks along many local roads. (Drivers License) ... Geometry would be a continual problem through- out the year. Tim Johnson, Bert Lilia and Joey Lakey have time for practice and time for school work. 38 SPIRIT STICK Guy Amoth Amber Andersen Margie Anderson Bradley Bagniewski Scott Bahnub Brenda Bauer Kenny Beck Karl Becker Andrew Bishop Ronnie Bishop Valerie Bishop Brett Bolman Heidi Bortle Melvin Brenegen James Brudos Amy Brunkow Diane Buchholz Brian Burkhardt Michael Byrne Mike Carhart Brian Chase Kevin Chase Mike Cottingham Vicki Craig Dale Dahl Todd Dick Christine Digby Shannan Docken Ruth Drummer Kim Duell 39 SOPH TAKE 1ST ON POSTER Kathy Dusso Tina Dutton John Dykstra Shelley Emerson Cindy Engelien Jason Engevold Christina Erickson Paul Evenson Michael Feyen Scott Foster Ianna Frisby Timothy Gooden Boyd Grant Jay Greengrass Rick Griffin Johanna Hagon Jamie Halverson Mark Hansen Tammy Hanson James Henderson Jennifer Hill Wayne Howe Keith Humble Patricia Hummel Mark Hunter Wanda Hunter Shelley Jacobs Chris James Chris Jeffers Dana Johnson 40 3RD PLACE WINNERS ON FLOAT Val drives Kelly, Melvin, Mark, Sandy, and Karl crazy during Oral Communi- cations class. Rife Johnson Sandy Johnson Tim Johnson Joe Kauss Karen Kohlmeyer Kevin Kopp Roxanne Kriesel Joey Lakey Dena Lebakken Erick Lettner Bert Lilia Jim Lilia Katie Literski Dawn Lund Shelly Maas Cassandra Mahoney Corey Malles Tracey Mason Traci Matiak Kim McDonah Kristi McDonah David Mikrut Rick Miner Sherry Mitchell Tina Meon Heather Moore Eric Nelson Richard Nelson Kelly Norcross Mary Ofsdahl 41 Sophomores Get Tracy Olafson Darin Olson Lisa Onsrud Curtis Pratt Edwin Quail Rachel Rand Richard Ratajzek Allan Rife Dawn Rindahl Kelly Robinson Jeff Rolbiecki James Russo Karen Ryder Loren Salzwedel Sheila Salzwedel Brian Scheid Holly Schindler Tim Schindler Kim Schultz Brad Senn Shana Senn Shelly Severson Luanne Sieger Christine Sonsalla Kathryn Stage Scott Stalsberg Robbie Stanislowski John Stellflue Hope Swartling Diane Thill 42 Drivers License Carrie Thilmany Christine Thompson Andy Tranberg Lon Truax Debbie VanRiper John VanVleet Tim Vondrasek Beth Walske Sheryl Wieczorek Stacy Wier Shari Williams Terry Wolter Greg Wright Sophomores 1984-1985 Homecoming Float: Plunge The Pan- thers 43 OUR STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom row: Sandy Thompson. Kari Stellplug, Joe Guillou, Shawn Griffin. Dan Kampstra. Cindy Englien, Middle row: Brian Corcoran, Connie Mitchell. Kristen Emerson. Top row: Karen Kohlmeyer, Jill Hovre. Dale Dahl. Brian Rolbecki, Tami Wolfe. Jenny Hill. Not pictured: Mary Mack Unless you concentrate on a special project, you will forfeit an advantage. Continue to de- velope an idea. Today's no will become to- morrow's yes . Christmas Party that was so organized and had to be rearranged at the last minute so we could get out of school early. Mice Winning the air band competition at the variety show. Jenny Hill-Historian, Ina Jo Baer-Secretary and Reporter, Joe Guillou- President Mr. Forster-Advisor, Mr. Gautsch-Advisor, Tracy Canar-His- torian, Sandy Thompson-Vice President. Kari Stellplug-Treasurer CAPRICORN RUNNER UP IN REGIONALS Front Row: Phil Jensen, Tim Johnson, Kevin Mack, Mark Paulus, Randy Byom, Todd Dick, Tom Beirne, Tom Toppen; Back Row: Dean Koopman, Joey Lakey, Dan Stuhr, Joe Guillou, Eric Rindahl. Bert Lilia, Brian Suttie, Erick Lettner, Kevin Corcoran, Coach: Russ Lund The year started out with the teams loss to Onalaska, but the Redmen worked themselves back to a respectable standing in the conference. The bench was strong this year. The future looks bright for the Redmen. Once again we will be chanting All the way to State. Along with all the hard work came some unforgetable mo- ments. Dean Koopman's dog, Bar- ney, giving him a going away pre- sent to Westby (the shorts were O.K.!?), Kevin Mack's and Mr. Lund's famed foot race (Let's go Spike!), and Dan Stuhr's amazing half-court shot behind his head at West Salem. Phillip Jensen: Most hustle Dan Stuhr: All-around great player Tom Beirne: Good Ball Handler Joe Guillou. Most improved and shoots well too. Eric Rindahl: Good rebounder Varsity Basketball: Practice, Practice. Practice. 46 J. V. STARTS STRONG The G-E-T J.V. basketball team came away this season with a winning record of 10-8. The beginning of the season looked strong as the J.V. won their first two games. Then disaster hit the J.V. as they lost six in a row. Three of those six games were lost by only two points. At the end of their losing streak the J.V. stood 3-8. Then everything started going groovey for the J.V. team. Coach Forster took his team to a seven game win. All and all you must say that the J.V. boys basketball team had a good season. The J.V. walk down For a freethrow. 47 Front Row: Ron Lund (manager). Coach Forster. Back Row: Jason Engevold. Scott Foster. Loren Salzwedel, Mike Carhart. Allan Rife. Scott Bahnub, John Dykstra, David Mack. Scott Kiedrowski. John Stellflue, Rife Johnson. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RECORD 8-5 Front Row: Coach Lund. Ron Lund (manager); Row 2: Scott Gunderson, Brian Rolbiecki, Danny Duellman; Row 3: Brady Olson, Ron S-pittler; Row 4: Todd Fernholz, Tim Anderson, John Scarseth. 1984-1985 Freshman Boys Basketball WEST SALEM HOLMEN C.F.C. WHITEHALL ONALASKA LUTHER Arcadia MEL-M1N Whitehall Westby Holmen West Salem ARCADIA Mel-Min Won Won Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost SECOND IN CONFERENCE Row 1: Coaches: Mr. Pampuch, Mr. Duellman; Row Z: Sherry Mitchell, Joan Gillies, Karen Kohlmeyer, Wanda Hunter, Kelly Stellflue, Karen Tranberg. Connie Mitchell, Tracy Canar, Cindy Engelien, Karen Scarseth, Lisa Johnson, Dawn Lund. Season Record: 11-8 57.9% Conference Record: 9-5 2nd place Best Field Goal %: Karen Scarseth 7 for 8 88% Best Freethrow %: Sherry Mitchell 12 for 14 86% Most Rebounds: 19 Tracy Canar Karen Tranberg Most Points Scored: 23 Sherry Mitchell Most Assists: Joan Gillies Most Steals: 8 Sherry Mitchell Highest Total Points: 200 Karen Scarseth Highest Total Rebounds: 193 Karen Tranberg Highest Total Steals: 73 Sherry Mitchell Highest Total Assists: 47 Joan Gillies Varsity girls practice hard the night before the game. 49 OUT SCORED ALL OTHER TEAMS Front Row: Coach Pampuch, Paula Sullivan, Carey Stanislowski, Coach Duellman Row 2: Dana Johnson, Dawn Lund, Roxie Kriesel; Row 3: Karen Kohlmeyer, Heather Moore, Wanda Hunter, Cindy Engelien. Best Field Goal %: Karen Kohlmeyer 9 for 12 75% Best Freethrow %: Cindy Engelien 8 for 12 67% Most Rebounds: 19 Wanda Hunter Most Points Scored: 24 Cindy Engelien Most Assists: 5 Karen Kohlmeyer Most Steals: 12 Karen Kohlmeyer Highest Total Points: 191 Karen Kohlmeyer Wanda goes up for a lay up during practice. 50 GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Best Field Goal %: Tami Wolfe 6 for 8 75% Best Freethrow %: Wendy Schock 3 for 4 75% Most Rebounds: 18 Carey Stanslowski Most Points Scored: 12 Krista Wilber Tami Wolfe Most Assists: 3 Wendy Schock Most Steals: 7 Wendy Schock Front Row: Paula Sullivan, Tami Wolfe: Row 2; Krista Wilber, Wendy Hanson, Carey Stanislowski: Row 3: Judy Lange, Tonja Brandt: Row 4: Wendy Schock. Michelle Byrne, Lori Dick, REACH FOR GOALS Front Row: Theresa Hummel, Kim Schultz, Heidi Bortle, Row 2: Cathy Davison, Kathy Feyen, Rosie Pieper, Patty Hummel, Shana Senn, Rikka Torgerson, April Kessner; Row 3: Jennifer Dopp, Coaches: Mrs. Warriner, Mrs. Cappel, Tyra Cornell; Row 4: Penny Green, Becky Critzman, Beth Byom. 52 Tyra Cornell shows her gracefulness on the beam. DURING SEASON Tyra Cornell warming up for competition. Legs straight and point your toes. Lisa, Jennifer, Shana, Tyra, and Kim!! Some Memorable Moments . . . .. The opening meet at Arcadia- a VICTORY!!! The first year of JV optionals -a little ragged, but on our way! ... Friday Cookie Contests -watch for more next year. Winning four meets -and not being last in any tournament! BurgerKing crowns and McDonalds Happy Meals. ... Lisa Jostad placing 4th on Bars at the Confer- ence Meet! SPECIAL AWARDS MOST IMPROVED - Beth Byom MOST VALUABLE - Jennifer Dopp SUPER GYMNAST - Theresa Hummel VARSITY RECORDS FLOOR EXERCISE Kim Schultz- 7.35 Becky Critzman- 7.35 BEAM Theresa Hummel- 7.35 BARS Lisa Jostad- 7.65 VAULT Jennifer Dopp- 7.6 April practices her bar routine. 53 TWO JUNIORS Senior Wrestlers: Dan Kampstra, Eric LeBakken, Dave Scherr, Jim Oedsma. Dave “Dirt” Scherr and Jim “Psych” Oedsma go at it. 54 Front Row: Brian Burkhardt, Randy Dornquest, Eric LeBakken, Mike Hanson, Brett Nichols, Chris LeBakken; Back Row: Dan Kampstra, Brad Bagnewski, Dave Scherr, Jamie Halverson, Randy Tranberg. Jim Oedsma. Coach Benrud. Not Pictured: Dan Guillou. GO TO REGIONALS Front Row: Roger Kamrowski, Ken Brophy, Pat Wagner, Troy Bauer, Mike Heinz, Shawn Griffin: Back Row: Dennis Perszina, Cortney Becker, Bob Nichols, Dan Henderson, Karl Becker. Winning the Blair Invitations- Onalaska Booster club tourna- ment and West Salem Invita- tional. G-E-T-20-Whitehall-34 G-E-T-24-Onalaska-41 G-E-T - 6-Arcadia-53 G-E-T-38- Ba ngor-23 G-E-T-31-West Salem-33 G-E-T-24-Le Crescent-40 G-E-T-23-Holmen-34 G-E-T-31-Westby-36 G-E-T-23-Black River Falls-38 G-E-T-28-Mel-Min-25 55 Pat Wagner and Troy Bauer practice before the final match. NHS GETS INVOLVED Irare Induction of new members to NHS. This year the standards for Na- tional Honor Societies were altered throughout the country so that members would become more ac- tive in school and community ac- tivities. Therefore, members of 1984-85 National Honor Society were the first to get the chance to fulfill these new guidelines. Our main project, was to brighten up the gym by painting it. Everyone put a lot of hard work into it and we all had the chance to show our school spirit. Other projects in- volved spending some Saturday afternoons with the Marinuka Manor residents by playing bingo with them and helping out during parent-teachers conferences. Our advisor, Mrs. E. Nelson, gave us all a lot of support and help that made the year very successful (Don't forget that little red engine!!) Front Row: Karen Scarseth, Connie Mitchell, Darren Foster, Mrs. Nelson: Row 2. Vicki Duellman, Tracy Hansen, John Gillies, Paul Moen, Joan Gillies; Row 3: Lisa Johnson, Kelly Ste flue. Rod Tisthammer, Eric Lebakken. David Suttie; Row 4: Sandi Thompson Kari Stellpflug, Joe Guillou, Tom Toppen; Row S: Sue Miller, Peggy Smith, Joel Smith, Gina Smith, Sean Marcella; Row 6; Chris Walske, Lori Thompson, Becky Evenson, Heather Bortle, Randy Byom; Row 7: Craig Evenson, Mark Carhart, Brian Suttie. 56 HITTING THE ICE!?! First Event, First Place: Karl Stellflug, Kieth Robinson. Sherry Mitchell, Dana Johnson. Third Event. First Place: John VanVleet, Rick Miner, Pam Hjerleid, Lori Thompson. An early start will give you the advantage. You're serious-minded and ready to win. Teamwork proves very rewarding. -December 26th, 27th, 26th 1984 -19 teams entered First Event finals-the game was tied up going into the last end. Kurt Kopp had the hammer, trying to take out Karl's shot with his last rock. Missing Karl's team had won again. -Karl and Keith had won 1st Event for three years in a row, with Karl as skip -Troy McMahn losing to Mike Cooper who he GUARANTEED he'd beat -Jim Canar losing his second game to Dave Walski who had never curled before -Mike Cooper pushing Val Bishop out of the way to run after his rock -Sherry Mitchell and Dana Johnson always waiting until the last minute to show up Second Event, First Place: Jim Canar, Dave Scherr, Joan Gillies, Lisa Johnson. Karl Stellpflug aims for the house. 58 PROJECT CLOSE-UP TEAM Front row Heather Bortle, Joel Smith, Corinne Kiedrowski, Paul Lund, Karen Scarseth. Second row: Joe Guillou, Tom Toppen, Mike Byom, Rod Tisthammer. Paul Moen, Mr. Forster. You work best when inspired and usually find your mark in some creative field -Research and write papers and testimonies on selected current afairs -Participate in a day-long debate in Ocon- omowoc on March 27 -Fly from Minneapolis for a 6-day stay in Washington -Intensively academic experience -Become familiar with the various workings of the federal government 59 Front row: Kelly Stellflue. Connie Mitchell, Laurie Schroeder, Sandi Sieger. Betsy Tranberg. Sandi Thompson. Kari Stellflug, Heidi i i o l Dawn MlddIcton' f°bbi Bolman Row 2 Tyra Cornell. Julie Silha, Denise Pieper, Mary Stanislowski. Rachel Rand. Lori Schmidt Val Bishop, Patricia Hummel, Sheryl Wieczorek, Amy McKeeth. Row 3: Mary Lettner, Melinda Burt. Heather Moore Lisa Coller Linda Nelson. Kristin Emerson. Jennifer Evanson, Wendy Johnson. Row 4: Julie Lettner. Heidi Bortle. Chris Thompson, Mary Ofsdahl Wendy Schock, Hollie Daffinson. Jennifer Schaller, Pam Antony. Janelle Kramer. Mary Ekern. PEP CLUB Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Heidi, Tyra, Sandi, and Kari try to boost spirits during a pepfest. Varsity, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders and fans show their spirit during a football game. SKI CLUB GROWS rir€, row Wfndv Hen on Term Wolf Dave Urban Sand. Thompson Mark Towner. Dawn Middleton. Sean Jacob Ralph Zabrowaki. Alan Urban. Juli� Lettner Shawn Griffin David Lv Den ™. lZ Vondr«ek R.ck Cnff.n. |.v,r EngevoU S«o«d ,w P.ule H.„ Hen � Jenny HMUUjr. ( nimnn leff Stoner Karl Stellflua John VanVleet Scott Ki drow ki. Kevin Mack. Courtney Becker. Danny Duellman Brady OUon. Sheryl W.ecrorek Jon kogle«on. t.or ST TS nMriSSX 1 . Mike coop.,, lie. Jokneon. L,nd. Geo,ge. En, R.ndelh M.,k OH«t Wendy Johnson. Lon True M,ke CerheM. T.oy Sen� . B,un Rolbieki. Dana Johnton. Kieth Kutchan. Tim Anderton. Cindy Engelien. Mr Zabtows The purpose of the ski club is to get stu- dents interested in a sport that you can do for the rest of your life and have fun in the meantime. - The overnight ski trips being called off because it was too cold the first time, and the second time there was no snow - The trip to Welch Village in Red Wing. Minnesota on January 20. - The big pile-up with Bill Zaborowski and half of the ski club at Welch village - Listening to Kevin Mack talk about him- self. Watching Ralph Zabrowski pretending to be Bill Johnson. - Watching Mark Towner at Mount La Crosse jumping moguls like it was the ski jump at Westby. - Keith Kuchan wearing his sunglasses at 5:30 p.m. - Dawn Middleton getting frostbite. - Alan Urban spraining his thumb twice. - Brad Stoner cutting his head open. 61 FIRST YEAR FOR Front Row: Mrs. Zablowski, Rosy Pieper, Denise Pieper, Val Bishop. Tracy Mason, Johanna Hagon, Ianna Frisby, Darren Foster, Dan Kampstra, Mike Heinz, Junior Moses, Greg Ofsdahl, Cynda Solberg, Danielle Robson. Teresa Cornell, Rachel Rand. Row 2: Sherry Mitchell, Roxanne Rockenback, Pam Hjerlied, Cathy Davidson, Julie Silha, Chris James, Diane Thill, Scott Foster, Rick Griffin, David Middleton, Pat Wanger, Jim Russo. Archie Sokolik, Eric Pearson, Kelly Grant. Tyra Cornell, Melinda Burt, Jennifer Severson, Kirsten Mensing. Row 3: Peggy Smith. Tammy Schindler, Lisa Lakey, Mary Lettner, Sheila Severson. Tammy Lafleur. Barb Glomstad, Dawn Middleton. Boyd Grant, Kevin Vondrasek, Erick Lettner, Brady Olson, Rick Miner. Kevin Mack, Joel Smith, Greg Wright, Karen Kohlmeyer, Cindy Engelien, Jennifer Hill, Lisa Onsrud, Vicki Craig. 62 SWING CHOIR Front row Sean Marcella, Kelly Grant, Connie Mitchell, Johanna Hagon, Dan Kampstra, Mary Ofsdahl, Holly Winn, Second row: Kevin Mack, Sandi Thompson, Erick Lettner, Joel Smith, Karen Kohlmeyer, Rod Tisthammer, Darrel Nelson. TWO GIRLS HEAD First row Dawn Lund and Rosie Peiper Second row: Lori Schmit, Lani Schmit, Mary Stanslowski, Val Bishop, Jenny Hill and Tyra Cornell. Third row: Dana Johnson, Sheryl Wieczorek. Tracy Canar, Karen Tranberg, Coach Benrud and Assistant Coach Miss Werner, Laurie Schroeder, and Karen Scarseth. It takes time to see the results of your efforts, but things will be better if you give it your all. Like Benji says It doesn't matter how you place, just so you participate. Chances are, everyone will come out a winner. Track has been great because: -of our new coach Dennis Benji Benrud and assistant coach Miss Werner -Laurie S. hurdling and K.C.'s with her sweat- pants on -Tracy C. shave your lips -saying Benji, I don't want to run! -Lani's Double cheeseburger dance at Mac's -Pizza Party at Rocky's -Breakdancing and our flat tire at Regionals -Tracy C. going to sectionals in three events and Karen T. in one 64 Karen Tranberg practices the high jump. FOR STATE! Tracy's practice pays off by earning her way to State! (Good Job Tracy) SCHOOL NEWSPAPER: DRUMBEAT 66 Front row: Mrs. Lerum, Gina Smith, Darren Foster, Tracy Hanson, Ina Jo Baer, Vicki Duellman, Ron Lund, Second row: Holly Winn, Mark Towner, Becky Evenson, Rod Tisthammer, Peggy Smith, Mark Carhart, Laurie Schroeder, Karen Tranberg, Lani Schmidt, Sandi Sieger. Mrs. Lerum helps Drumbeat staff meet deadlines. THREE QUALIFY FOR STATE 67 AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Front Row: Kevin Gibbons, Jason Byom, Price Kopp, Jim Beirne, Holly Schindler. Row 2: Jay Greengrass, Paul Smaglik, Robby Stanislowski, Mrs. J. Robinson, Row 3: Jon Fogleson, Darin Olson, Tim Schindler, Steve Kelleher, Tammy Schindler Hard work will really pay off if ... Tim and Robbie will work in- stead of turning signs up and down. If the portable VCR equipment doesn't blow any fuses. Teachers receive their VCR's in their rooms. Taping most of the basketball, volleyball games, and wrestling matches. Steve Kelleher working for WKBT-K106. Mr. Gautsch's play by play and Jim Beirne with video equipment enjoy their duties on the top floor of our new concession building. 68 PISCES FOUR NEW SCHOOL Row 1: Mr. Pampuch. Jason Engevold, Troy Bauer, Pat Wagner, Dan Duellman, Shawn Griffin, Brian Rolbeicki, Scott Foster. Mr. Froster, row 2; Sean Jacobs, Tim Johnson, Henrik Olson. John Dikstra, Rick Miner. Dean Koopman. Erick Lettner, Karl Stellpflug, Bob Nichols, and Todd Dick. Very young team- 2 Seniors, 8 Juniors. 10 Sophomores, 4 Freshmen A Building year Individual Results: Shot Put Karl Stellpflug 44'5Vi Tim Johnson 43'2 Discus Karl Stellpflug 142'5 Pole Vault Bob Nichols 12'9 Jason Engevold 110 Triple Jump Erick Lettner 39'8V 100 yd dash Todd Dick 10.39 sec 220 yd dash Todd Dick 23.64 sec 440 yd dash Todd Dick 54.54 sec One Mile Run Scott Foster 4:50.5 m-s Henrik Olson 4:50.54 m-s John Dykstra 4:52.15 m-s Two Mile Run Scott Foster 10:32.8 m-s Henrik Olson 10:51.82 m-s School records 100 yd dash Todd Dick 10.39 sec 100 m dash Todd Dick 11.52 sec Shot Put Relay Karl Stellpflug-Tim Johnson-Jim Oedsma 128'7 3000 m Steeple Chase Henrik Olson 11:03.4 m-s •Sectional qualifier Team Results: Best perfor- mances by the FR. SO. Team- Winning the Black Rivier Falls G-E-T invi- tationals. 70 Individual Awards Most Valuable: Todd Dick Most Improved: Scott Foster Jason Engevold practices the high jump. RECORDS ARE SET 71 Dean Koopman runs the mile relay. BAND HAS Band Officers: Shelby Neitzel, Peggy Smith, Sean Marcella, Gina Smith. PICCOLO: Jennifer Severson, FLUTE: Julie Amoth, Pam Antony, Heidi Bortle, Holly Daffinson, Cathy Davison, Mary Ekern, Kelly Grant, Amy Harrison, Jennifer Hill, Patti Hummel, Janelle Kramer, Judy Lange, Julie Lettner, Mary Lettner, Mary Ofsdahl, Tanya Ritter. Wendy Schock, Vicki Schubert, Gina Smith. Paula Sullivan. Betsy Tranberg, Kris Tweed. Ruth Williamson. OBOE: Chris Digby. Beth Walske. Eb CLARINET: Becky Evenson, Bb CLARINET: Tammy Hanson, Paula Haug, Roxie Kriescl, Chris LaFleur, Carol Mikrut, Linda Nelson, Shelly Severson. Cynda Solberg, Holly Winn, Tami Wolfe, Eb ALTO CLARINET: Karen Tranberg, Bb BASS CLARINET: Chris James, Heather Moore. Eb CONTRA ALTO CLARINET: Lani Schmidt, BASSOON: Lori Thompson, ALTO SAXOPHONE: Paula Henry. 72 NEW LEADER Jazz Band: Front row: Gina Smith, Stephanie Kenyon, Holly Winn, Eric Nelson. Row 2: Boyd Grant, Sean Marcella, Steve Nelson, Bobby Nichols, Rick Miner, Guy Amoth, Robert Drieslein. Row 3; Dale Dahl, Loren Salzwedel, Dawn Rindahl, Kristi McDonah, Canda Smith. Stephanie Kenyon, Jeff Kunzelman, Eric Nelson. Alan Rife, Danielle Robson, TENOR SAXOPHONE: Scott Bahnub, Tonja Brandt, BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Todd Dick. CORNET: Mike Byrne, Dawn Hein, Phil Jensen, Shelby Neitzel, Darrell Nelson, Junior Moses, Dawn Rindahl, Holly Schindler, Canda Smith, Brad Stoner, TRUMPET: Dale Dahl, Loren Salzwedel, HORN: Karl Becker, Kris McDonah, Peggy Smith, TROMBONE: Guy Amoth, Boyd Grant, Rick Miner, Bob Nichols, BASS TROMBONE: Steve Nelson, BARITONE: Jim Beirne, John Dykstra, TUBA: Rob Drieslein, Dave Mikrut, PERCUSSION: Bobbi Bolman, Mike Cooper, Shelly Maas, Cory Malles. Sean Marcella, PIANO: Kelly Grant 73 ECOLOGY CLUB PLANS BURNOUT Row 1: Tracy Hansen, Vicki Duellman. Darren Foster, Amy Harrison. Canda Smith, Christine Walske, Holly Schindler Row 2: Advisor, Mr Dave Myers, Sandi Seiger, Laurie Schroeder, Lisa Johnson, Joan Gillies, Kelly Stellflue, Karen Scarseth, Corrine Kiedrowski, Sondi Mahoney, Tina Moen, Paul Moen, Jenny Hill. Row 4: Heather Bortle. Brian Corcoran, Joel Smith, Rodney Tisthammer, Heather Moore, Paul Peterson coming summer. Buring the prairie grass at the school for- est, cleaning the trail at the Galesville Ele- mentary and a barbeque are on the agenda for the Ecology Club before the school year ends. Being the beginning of the Prairie Resto- ration Project that the Ecology Club has recently started, the prairie grass at the school forest will be burned by the FFA and Ecology Clubs. Then the Ecology Club will increase the variety of grasses by planting Big Blue Stem, Little Blue Stem, and Side Oats. Club members will clean up the trail lo- cated behind the Galesville Elementary some night after school. Removal of foliage, repairing of steps and some tree trimming will be done to enhance the trail for the Mr. Meyers gives directions on how to go about Summer Science Projects. Eric Bowen, Tami Wolfe, and Archie Sokolik enjoy spending time in the water on this hot day OUT OF CHAOS A YEARBOOK Front Row sitting: Amy McKeeth , Tracy Canar, Heidi Rolbiecki , Laurie Mrs. Hanson advisor and Karla Kramer Editor. Schroeder, Heather Bortle, Kim Sullivan , Standing: Joan Gillies, active member Tammy Schindler . Lori Bakken. Christine Ziegler, Tangi Vaughn, Stacey Gunderson . Janelle Kramer , Chris James , not pictured Tina Dutton active member By trying and trying again, you will su- cessfully produce the 1985 yearbook with horoscope as the theme. The cost of $13.00 to each student. Our deadlines will not be easily forgot- ten-they must be met on time Stacey the Senior Directories must get done tonight Kim found that after thinking things through carefully - it is easy to catch on Chris and Tina will get the Sopho- mores section completed Make sure you give proper attention to Janelle the only Freshman on the staff We patiently awaited for Amy to get to tne meeting Heidi was anxious to get things ac- complished in her section, but unex- pected interruptions slowed her down It is time to take more pictures Tammy, be sure to get some unfor- getable ones The staff met every Wed. from 3:35 to 5.00. They drew dummy sheets and final 3-R copies, took pictures and cropped them, typed headings and wrote copy, ate potato chips and drank pop. A major job for the small staff was to raise extra money needed to produce the yearbook. This was accomplished by selling candy bars (125 cases), and selling M M's (20 cases), also sponsoring dances and the Z- 93 vs. Faculty basketball game 75 FFA First Row Roger Kamrowski, Brian Suttie. Mark Carhart. Rodeny Tisthammer, Karen Tranberg, Loni Schmidt. Brian Corcoran, Richard Bielefdelt. Tom Toppen, Second Row: Kevin Ziegler. Tim Hammond. Shelly Severson, Roxie Krisel, Mark Bishop, Dan Stuhr, Mark Towner. Randy Tranberg. James Ratajczek, Third Row: Mr Henrickson, John Berg, Leslie Stellpflug. Scott Gibbons, Todd Waldera, Robin Wood. Dean Koopman, Mike Heinz, Todd Fernholz, Fourth Row: Brandi Kast, Darrell Bork, Melvin Brenegen, Kurt Kopp, Ted Konkel. David Walski, Jim Lilia. Curtis Pratt, Greg Wright, Mark Walsky. People have made American Agriculture 1 in the world. And where do the young people come from? Who will take over the reigns of leadership to keep it there? The F.F.A. An organization of agriculture stu- dents who prepare for careers in production and agri- business. The best way to learn is to do. Thats been the philos- ophy of the FFA since the organization started back in 1928, and it is one that stands firm today. FFA mem- bers are high school students of vocational agriculture, who are studing to be farmers, ranchers, horticultur- ists, salepeople and managers. The career possiblities are endless, and they prepare to enter the work place by getting hands-on experience. Today, the agricultur- al needs of the world are a major issue. An issue that FFA members will impact with the training they gain today. The G-E-T FFA has many activities that members participate in during the year. They are Homecoming, Leadership workshop, Parliamentary Procedure, State Judging, State and National Conventions, B.O.A.C. Program, Safety Program, National Chapter Award, Coop Workshop, Soils Contest, Proficiency awards, Senior Trip, Awards Night Banquet, and Class Basket- ball Tournament. Remember! The FFA students of today are the lead- ers of tomorrow. 76 NUMBER 1! Parliamentary Procedure Team: Rodney Tistahmmer, Karen Tranberg. Curtis Pratt, and Greg Wright. WJDA: Bottom Row; Rodney Tisthammer, Karen Tranberg, Lani Schmidt. Brian Corcoran, Dan Stuhr, Tom Toppen Middle Row; Shelly Severson, Roxie Kriesel, Kurt Kopp, Dean Koopman, Randy Tranberg, Rich Bielefeldt. Top Row; Mr Hendrickson, Brian Suttie. Curtis Pratt, Greg Wright, Tim Walsky, and Andy Bishop. 77 A SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR FHA A long cherished project finally gets off the ground. Hard work will really pay off. Remember .... -Answering Santa Letters -Our very successful Halloween costume dance. -Christmas caroling at the nursing home. -Running the popcorn stand during the football game President-Lori Thompson Vice President-Kelly Stellflue Secretary-Nina Stanislowski Treasurer-Sandi Sieger Historian-Denise Pieper Recreational Chairperson-Heather Bortle Sandi Seiger, Laurie ScKroeder and Advisor Miss Werner during FHA Week. First Row; Laurie Schroeder, Rhonda Dusso. Sandi Sieger, Lori Thompson, Denise Pieper, Heather Bortle, Nina Stanslowski, Row 2, Karla Kramer, Amy McKeeth, Tracy Canar, Kari Stellpflug, Heidi Rolbiecki, Rosie Pieper, Row 3, Donna Schlesser, Mary Lettner, Lisa Goller. Linda Nelson. Heather Moore, Sondi Mahoney. Leader; Miss Werner, Row 4, Tanya Vaughn, Chris Ziegler. Lori Bakken, Hope Swartling, Tina Moen. 78 JUNIORS Juniors predict an almost perfect year predicting a first on our float but getting a fourth ... but, we did get third on our poster .. our 1 class spirit that will never get the spirit stick ... all our athletes will givellO% effort . . our Prom meetings will be so organized!?! ... voting for Prom theme song, voting for theme setting, voting for court, voting for king and queen, voting, voting, VOTING! because Wendy Johnson was President, Dawn Middleton Vice President, Amy McKeeth Secre- tary and Karla Kramer Treasurer ... well, maybe our Senior year will be perfect. 80 Looking Ahead Richard Anderson Lori Bakken Melissa Bauer Troy Bauer Jim Beirne Becky Berger Shalley Betz Rich Bielefeldt Mark Bishop Bobbie Bolman Darrell Bork Heather Bortle Craig 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 Blake Docken Jennifer Dopp Connie Dutton Kristin Emerson Dawn Erickson Jennifer Evanson Becky Evenson Jeff Grant Stacey Gunderson Dan Henderson Tracy Herzog Christine Hill Pam Hjerleid Andrea Hovell Ken Howe 81 Juniors Prepare Janet Hunter Sean Jacobs Wendy Johnson Tom Jostad Brandy Kast Steph Kenyon Eric Kiedrowski Heidi Kiedrowski Holly Kiedrowski Bernadette Kielas Dean Koopman Kurt Kopp John Kramer Karla Kramer Keith Kuchan Chris Lebakken Rich Leisgang Deanna Lilia Paul Lund Kevin Mack Misty Maynard Mike McCarty Shawn McConnell Amy Jo McKeeth Chris Lebakken, Randy Tranberg and Troy Bauer use their lung power to cheer the class of ”86 on during a pep fest in the gym. 82 For Prom Kirsten Mensing Dawn Middleton Tom Mikrut Mike Miller Eric Moen Stephanie Mrachek Darrell Nelson Bob Nichols Greg Ofsdahl Henrik Olsen Tony Parsneau Eric Pearson David Peplinski Trudi Pierson Mark Quail Jamie Ratajczek Robbie Robinson Danielle Robson Heidi Rolbiecki Ann Russo Tammy Schindler Lani Schmidt Mike Selck Jennifer Severson Paul Severson Lance Shawley Julie Silha Stacey Sobotta Cynda Solberg Lisa Stanislowski On Tuesday of Snoball Week Brian Corcoran, Karla Kramer, Heidi Kiedrowski and Jennifur Severson, show their class spirit by dressing up 8} for Nerd day. Looking Forward To Melinda Burt, Pam Hjerleid, Cynda Solberg are hard at work in Mrs. Nelson's Advanced Composition class. The juniors ride back to the school on their float after the Home- coming Parade. Nina Stanislowski Kari Stellpflug Jeff Stoner Douglas 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 Dave Urban Dorothy Van Riper 84 Russel Van Riper Tangi Vaugh Our Senior Year Robert Wall Kathy Wallace Christine Walske Ron Walski Tim Walski Holly Winn Jason Wood Ralph Zaborowski Christine Ziegler 85 Kevin Mack shows his spirit during the Halloween Dance. KING BRIAN CORCORAN 1985 Prom Court-Beth Byom, Henrik Olsen, Kari Stellpflug, Tom Jostad, Sandi Thompson, Dean Koopman, Wendy Johnson, Ratajczek. Will our stars ever stay in the sky? Are they really helium bal- loons? Decorating-where to start and where to end? (the bath- rooms?) Starting off we all meet at Sandi's and then to the nursing home. Entering the gym our decorations disquised the gym as heav- en. Where's the Kings crown? At Dance: Dancing under the stars with Prestige playing Suspense: The anticipation swelled as the evening progressed. After Dance: Going from place to place Wendy's T ranhaus-Band?!? Wendy's Sandi’s Holly's Breakfast: Who's the leader of the pack on the way to Breakfast? Embers or Perkins?!? Going our separate ways Home, dad's and E.R. King: Brian Corcoran Queen: Karla Kramer Henrik Olsen Tom Jostad Dean Koopman James Ratajczek Randy Tranberg Sean Jacobs Beth Byom Kari Stellpflug Sandi Thompson Wendy Johnson Jennifer Evanson Dawn Middleton Queen Karla Kramer, King Brian Corcoran QUEEN KARLA KRAMER Do we have all the parts to the VCR? NO PLAYS THIS YEAR Once again as the school year comes to an end, our community reflects on the happenings of the G-E-T Drama Club, With this comes the realiza- tion that there was no play this year. This has been the first in many years that the Drama Club has not put on a production. Many attempts were made by directors Ms. Gresch and Mrs. Lerum, and President Corinne Kiedrowski to generate enough student interest to produce a play. It is hoped that in the future more interest from the faculty and students will lead to a successful production. First Row: Lori Thompson, Corinne Kiedrowski, Connie Mitchell, Vicki Duellman, Joel Smith, Peggy Smith. Second Row: Ms. Gresch, Christine Sonsalla. Johanna Hagon, Brett Bolman, Holly Winn, David Suttie, Alan Peterson, John Gilles, Eric Lebakken, Jon Folgeson, Dan SB T9 Plays from past to present: such as Fiddler on the Roof, Mr Winkler's Birthday Party, and Snoopy. Kampstra, Sean Marcella, Boyd Grant, Andy Bishop, Steve Kelleher, Barb Glomstad, Rodney Tisthammer. 89 COMPUTERIZED Mrs. Henke helps Roxie Kriesel find materials for a research paper. LIBRARY GOES Plans for the future as well as things from the past need your attention. -Organizing the Library to prepare for putting the circulation system on computer next year -Annual party at Mrs. Henk's house including a ball tournament -Addition of six new hardworking Freshman to the Library Club -All boys (and male teachers!) spent time in the library during the week of Feb. 11-15. Why? the Annual First row: Tracey Olofson, Dee Baron. Pual Lund. Sue Miller. Theresa Hummel. Deanna Lilia. Mrs. Henke, Second row: Ruth Drummer. Julie Amoth, Donna Schlesser. Debbie VanRipper, Lisa Goller, Rosy Pieper, Angie Backler, Mary Mueller, Beth Walske, Kristi McDonah, Heather Bortle, Vicki Schubert, Chris James, Stacey Gunderson, Tammy Schindler, Chris Walske ALL LETTER WINNERS Front row: Mr Foster, Mr. Goller, Mr. Duellman, Mr Lund, Mr Pampuch. Mrs Meunier, Mr. Skwierawski. Row 2 Kevin Mack, Mark Towner, Heidi Rolbiecki, Kevin Corcoran, Kari Stellpflug, Wendy Johnson. Sherry Mitchell, Mary Ofsdahl, Chris Thompson, Lisa Johnson, Kelly Stellflue, Karen Scarseth. Row 3: Laurie Schroeder, Joan Gillies, Joe Guillou, Brian Corcoran, Tracy Canar, Lisa Sveen, Jennifer Dopp! Beth Byom, Connie Mitchell. Dan Stuhr, Keith Robinson. Row 4: Randy Trangberg, Tom Toppen, Tom Jostad, Sean Jacobs, Dawn Middleton. Tyra Cornell. Lori Thompson, Holly Winn, Stephanie Kenyon, Heather Bortle. Row 5: Lisa Jostad. Karen Trangberg, Dean Koopman, Tim Walsky. Darren Foster, Eric Rindahl, Bart Gardner. Mike Hanson. Row 6: Brad Bagniewski, Jamie Halverson, Brian Burkhardt, Tim Johnson. Jim Oedsma, Ina Jo Baer, Shawn Griffin, Robert Drieslein. Row 7: Dave Scherr, Bob Nichols. Eric Lebakken, Dan Kampstra. Joel Smith. Eric Lettner, Boyd Grant, Scott Foster, Karl Becker. Randy Dornquast. Row 8: Karl Stellpflug. Mark Carhart, Paul Storey, Randy Byom. Tom Beirne, Penny Green, Theresa Hummel, Lisa Kirkey. 92 GIVE 110 PERCENT 93 INDUSTRIAL TECH. LARGEST Row 1 Brian Rolbiecki, Darrel, Paul Moen, Row 2: Eric Moen, Jamie Students over looking the Declaration of Independence, The Consti Ratajczek, Dean Koopman, and David Suttie, standing next to the tution, and the Bill of Rights, at Washington DC. Smithsonian Institution Arts and Industries Building. 94 CLUB AT G-E-T The first row: Mark Carhart, Connie Mitchell and Dave Walski. 2nd row: Kevin Kopp, Eric Rindahl, Keith Robinson, Dan Stuhr, Jeff Cook, Karl Stellgflug. Tracy Hansen, Dawn Middleton. Shelby Neitzel. 3rd row: Brian Suttie, Mark Hanson, Lisa Johnson, Mark Paulus, Kevin Corcoran, Sandi Sieger, Laurie Schroeder, Kelly Stellflue, John Gillies, Paul Moen, Lisa Jostad. 4th row: Mr. Duellman, Randy Byom, Troy Sims, Jim Canar, Ina Jo Baer, Rhonda Dusso, Wendy Johnson, Jim Henderson, Curtis Pratt, Rich Ratajczek, Sheryl Wieczorek, Tim Vondrasek. 5th row: Julie Lettner. Tim Johnson, Kevin Mack. Kari Stellgflug, Tracy Canar, Lani Schmidt, Karen Tranberg, Shelly Severson. Roxanne Kriesel, Val Bishop. Sherry Mitchell. 6th row: Pam Antony, Jason Thompson, Darrell Bork, Tom Jostad. Greg Wright, David Sims, Rick Miner. Steve Nelson. 7th row: Janelle Kramer, Dan Truax, Brian Robiecki, Tim Anderson, Brian Suttie, Jamie Ratajczek. Dean Koopman, Chris Lebakken, Troy Bauer, Tom Toppen, Jim Beirne. 8th row: Scott Anderegg, Eric Nelson, Jeff Kunzelman. James Brudos. Brian Burkhardt, Mark Hunter, Tom Jostad, Darrell Nelson, Ralph Zaborowski. Mike Selck. 9th row: Price Kopp, Kevin Gibbons, Joe Dolle. Eric Lebakken, Alan Peterson, Dan Kampstra, Dave Scherr, Brian Corcoran, Robin Wood, Wade Elliot, Ron Walski. 10th row: Shawn Griffin, Jason Byom, Ronald Bishop. Tim Walski, Todd Waldera, John Berg, Ted Konkel, Mike Bishop. Scott Gibbon, Les Stellpflug. Heidi Rolbiecki hard at work in the shop. Industrial Technology Club 1984-1985 This was probably the most exciting year the industrial technology club has ever experienced since its inception in 1971. The trip to Washington DC for three days of course being the reason. After many hours of hard work by club members at various fund raisers and generous donations by various community organizations the necessary funds were raised. On March 20, 1985 students and 5 chaperones set out on what was to be the most exciting experience most of us have ever had — a trip to the nation's capital and White House plus the historic sites which surround it. The highlights of our trip included stops at: the Smithsonian, Museum of Natural History, National Air and Space Museum, National Archives, Lincoln Memorial, U.S. Treasury, Arling- ton National Cemetary, The J.F. Kennedy Memorial, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. To say the least, the trip was totally awesome. Besides the trip, the club participated in National Industrial Arts week, April 22-26. During this week the importance of industry and technology was stressed and talked about. The weeks activities con- cluded with its annual barbecued chicken feast and bidding seniors farewell and good luck. The club wishes to give a very special thank you to its advisors Mr. Duellman and Mr. Prussing for their hard work and dedication for making this year the most successful in its history. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Front Row: Carey Stanislowski, Tami Wolfe, Krista Wilber, Jenny Schaller, Kari Stellpflug, Sandi Thompson, Kristie 1 weed, Christine Walske. Second Row: Kevin Gibbons, Jill Hovre, Kelly Grant, Canda Smith, Amy Harrison, Brenda Butman, Amy McKeeth, Deanna Lilia, Kristin Emerson. Third Row: Melvin Benegen, Price Kopp, Betsy Tranberg, Lisa Goiter, Linda Nelson, Jennifer Ryan, Jane Hilton, Tanya Ritter. Fourth Row: Eric Nelson, Dale Dahl, Cory Malles, Paula Sullivan. Janelle Kramer, Lori Thompson, Cristine Sonsalla, Archie Sokolik. Ricky Volkman Back Row: Boyd Grant, Jim Henderson, John Dykstra, Sondi Mahoney, Cynda Solberg, Jenny Hill, Dawn Lund, Heather Moore, Jamie Larson. All students studying French are in- vited and encouraged o attend as many activities as possible. Learning French carols and going out caroling and coming back for French cuisine — fondue au chocolat avec des fruits. French classes sponsored a Mardi Gras dance with several costumed guest such as Napoleon, Van Gogh, a court jester, caberet girls, Pierrot, and a clown. Going out to eat at Le Bistro proved to be an exciting experience. Foreign Language Week was celebrat- ed with a variety of activities — deco- rations and displays, guest speakers, T-shirt, jersey, and btton day, and tasting sessions of French cuisine. The French students sampled Brie and Camembert cheese with bread. Fon- dant aux Cerises, and Tartelettes aux Fruits. Foreign Language Club displayed posters in the trophey case during Foreign Language Week. % FRANC AIS AND ESPANOL All students studying Spanish are invited and are encouraged to attend as many activities as they can. Learn- ing original Spanish Christmas carols, going out caroling and coming back for Mexican cuisines such as tortilla chips with chili dip and desserts fol- lowing. The Spanish classes dressed up and went out to eat at Esteban's. High School Foreign Language Week was celebrated with a variety of activi- ties: decorations and displays, guest speakers, T-shirt, jersey, and button day, along with tasting sessions of ethnic cuisine. This years Spanish club was grande (Great). Johanna Hagon and Jon Foglcson take German I over the 2-way System. I I I v 1 ' Front Row: Lori Schimidt, Sandra Sieger. Kelly Stellflue. Joan Gillies. Karen Scarseth, Tracy Canar. Jennifer Dopp, Holly Winn, Luanne Sieger, Row 2: Joe Guillou, Joey Lakey, John Stellflue, Heather Bortle, Heidi Kiedrowski, Heidi Bortle, Chris Thompson, Kim Schultz. Beth Byom. Wanda Hunter. Row 3: Jon Scarseth. Paul Moen, John Gillies, Angie Backler, Jodi Brandes, Shelly Maas. Dena Lebakken, Dawn Rindahl, Tammy Hanson, Joel Smith, Sheryl Wieczorek, Row 4: Lisa Jostad, Theresa Hummel, Diane Buchholz. Kim Sullivan, Danielle Robinson, Lori Thompson, Mike Byom, Greg Ofsdahl, Mark Quail, Christine Ziegler, Row 5: Lori Bakken, Tanya Vaughn. Dorthy VanRiper, Beth Walske, Tina Dutton, Sondi Mahoney, Tina Moen, Christine Digby, Cindy Englien, Dana Johnson, Traci Matiak, Karen Ryder. EIGHT LETTER WINNING GOLFERS Front Row: Greg Ofsdahl, Brett Bolman, Boyd Grant, Byrne Michaell, David Sims, Jim Beirne, Dan Guillou, Robert Wall. Kevin Mack. Back Row: Brady Olson, Guy Amoth, Danny Truax, Keith Truax, Paul Lund, Bret Burkhardt, Brian Suttie, Randy Byom, Lon Truax, Andrew Tranberg, Michael Byom. The 1985 Golf Team had its usual early season problems even though the spring warmed up earlier this year. Two changes this year were enjoyed by both the coaching staff and students. First, Mr Scott Lee was a plus to the program being added as an assistant coach. Secondly, the varsity conference Matches added a player each week to each team by going to a six-man varsity. This allowed more students to play in conference matches. This year 24 boys came out for the sport and played more matches that ever before due to the changes in our programs mentioned above. We had 8 letterwinners: Seniors- Randy Byom, Jim Canar, Paul Moen, and Tom Beirne Juniors- Chip Wall, Mike Byom, and Brian Suttie, and sophomore Andrew Tranberg. These boys comprised the varsity team which averaged 174.07, finished 6th at regional, 7th in the Coulee Conference, and had a combined record of 12 wins 42 loses and 2 ties (teams beat, lost to, or tied). The most valuable golfer award went to senior Jim Canar who qualified for every varsity match. Jim also won the varsity best Putting Award. The Most Improved Golfer Award went to Junior, Mike Byom who improved his average by seven strokes over 1984. Junior. Jim Beirne won the best Junior Varsity Putting Award and the J.V. played more matches this year under the direction of Coach Lee. They used these matches to play on many other courses, had a 500 record and defeated 2 varsity teams in the process. The J.V. and Freshman golf team members have shown much interest and enthusiasm. They have a lot of potential and there are good things to come. The following were members of the 1985 G-E-T Golf Team. Seniors: Tom Beirne, Jim Canar, Randy Byom, David Suttie, Paul Moen Juniors: Chip Wall, Mike Byom, Brian Suttie, Tim Beirne, Kevin Mack, Greg Ofsdahl, Paul Lund Sophomores: Andrew Tranberg, Guy Amoth, Lon Truax. Boyd Grant, Brett Bolman Freshmen: Brandy Olson, Ken Sacia, Keith Truax, David Sims, Dan Truax, Dan Guillou, and Brent Burkhart Chip Wall swings at the little white ball. 98 SENIORS CAUGHT 100 IN THE ACT Jeanint Boltz Ronald Brenegen Randy Byom MARK CARHART ACCEPTED 102 Stephanie Cotton John Crogan Sandra Dahl AT WEST POINT Lizabtth Davison Vicki Duellman Rhonda Dusso THE MAJESTIC '85 WENT UP IN FLAMES Tracy Hansen David Hass 105 VALEDICTORIAN VICKI DUELLMAI Teresa Hummel Christine Hunter SALUTATORIAN KAREN SCARSETH Steven Kelleher Corinne Kiedrowski Bonnie Kielas Charles Komperud Senior girls pose for their picture before the Variety show. Lisa Kirkey CLASSNIGHT, BACCALAUREATE, Dean a Lowe Mary Mack Sean Marcella AND GRADUATION!!! Troy McMahon David Middleton Connie Mitchell Paul Moen Mari Mueller 109 Shelby Neitzel Steven Nelson Kurt Norcross SENIOR COLORS Senior class officers: President: Joan Gilles, Treasurer: Karen Scarseth, Secretary: Vicki Duellman, Vice President: Lisa Johnson Mark Paulus PURPLE AND LILAC Catherine Roberts Keith Robinson Roxanne Rockenback SENIORS TAKE FIRST ON HOMECOMING FLOAT During Homecoming week Seniors show off their T- shirts. Kelly Stellflue SENIOR SKI TRIP Karl Stellpflug Leslie Stellpflug Paul Storey 114 Todd Waldera Kevin Vondrasek David Walski GREAT FUN Shawn Wier James Wilber Robin Wood Mary, Peggy, and Brenda enjoy Chemistry I. ■l Do Tammy and Angela always study hard during studyhalls?!? These Seniors enjoy having their picture taken at a D. C. monument on their Washing- ton Ind. Ed. trip. 115 THOSE UNFORGETABLE TIMES ____ Senior Highlights! Ski Trip-those chair lifts! Peggy mastering the Bun- ny Hill by the time we had to leave. Homecoming-our wonder float that was construct- ed the night before. Homecoming Dance-' Hard Habit To Break The bit of confusion as to where to walk during the Grand March (Beth, go in front of the tables, not behind!). Sock Hop Bon Fire-everyone huddling around the majestic 85 as it went up in flames to beat the nip of the autumn air. As the seniors joined hands and raced up, down and all around the gym and even around the pool till Mrs. Hanson drowned the idea. The seniors showed their authority at the Sock Hop as they took control of the floor by rolling over each other and passed down the line the light weights of our class. The seniors drew attention from the crowd during the Variety show with the help of a certain Mr. }.“ (You have such cute legs Jack but Casper you need a tan!). We watched as the anticipation grew starting with fitting of caps gowns, ordering graduation an- nouncements, checking our names for our diplomas, and the senior count down that started at 50 days for some people (Barb Glomstad). The class has grown closer in the past few months, knowing our time for our going separate ways was getting closer. Class Colors-Purple Lilac. Spoon-Karen Scarseth Spade-Paul Moen Valedictorian-Vicki Duelman Salutatorian-Karen Scarseth Senior Motto- If You Can Imagine It. You Can Achieve It. If You Can Dream It. You Can Become It. All the hard work has paid off for Valedictorian. Vicki Duellman and Salutatorian, Karen Scarseth. Below: Graduation day. May 26 held on the athletic field. 116 CANCER GET’S RUSS LUND UNIQUE A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO A FINE COACH Reprinted from the Winona Daily News They just don't make 'em like Russ Lund anymore. Lund has been coaching for 19 years at Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School and has served as head football coach for four seasons, head baseball coach since 1971 and head basketball coach during his entire tenure at G-E- T. Success has followed him throughout his career. His teams have visited the Wisconsin state summer baseball seven times, finishing second this past summer. During his four-year stint as football coach, Lund's teams went 36-4 and won the Coulee Conference every year. Adding on the year before Lund took over, G-E-T put together 41 straight victories. So coach, why did you give up the gridiron job? Being head coach in three sports was getting to be a burden, replies Lund, who has served as guidance counselor since coming to Galesville. “And the fall was the busy time in my office. Imagine coaching from August until March and then picking up again with baseball in June. Not a typical situation for the modern coach. Lund, who's married and has five children — two girls and three boys - graduated from Winona State University in 1957 with a degree in educa- tion. And while he's been successful in coaching, his family has made some sacrifices. We've never taken a family vacation, he says trying to overcome the scratchy voice a cold brought on. I've been fortunate that they have always seemed to understand. The highlight of the year for my wife (Marilyn) and I has been a trip to the state basketball tournament each year. That's the nearest thing she gets to a vacation. A lot of people who loved coaching didn't quit when they wanted to. I could have never had this job without a wife who was very understanding. Lund returned to coaching football three seasons ago, but as an assistant this time. Some people might wonder why at this stage of his career he would add another sport to his responsibilities, but after a few minutes with Russ Lund the answer is clear: He loves kids and he loves coaching. Some people prefer a season off to hunt, fish or golf. But at this point in my life there is no place I'd rather be than out here. It's a nice break at the end of every day, says the slightly graying Lund. People talk about how kids have changed But athletes haven't changed that much. There are some awfully good kids out here playing and they want to win as badly as anybody ever did. The younger generation people talk about, is a bunch of hogwash. Lund's coaching style has changed over the years. When told that he seems to be a lowkey leader, Lund shakes his head and laughs: You wouldn't have said that 20 years ago. Lund spends most of his time in his school office doing educational and vocational counseling. As G-E-T's only high school counselor, his work load can build up. At one time, he says, educators didn't think counseling and coaching could work together. But thankfully, he adds, those days have passed. And when will Russ Lund call it quits? I've never given it any serious thought, he says, pausing to gather his thoughts. If there gets to be a time when I think I could be doing something else. I'll think about it. Or if I don't care about winning or losing — then I'll quit. But right now I still enjoy this too much to even think about it. And a sigh of relief could be heard around Galesville when he said that. You just can't find many like Russ Lund anymore. OFF TO A GOOD START Front Row. Mike Carhart, Scott Foster, Rick Griffin. Loren Salzwedel. Rife Johnson, Cortney Becker, Row 2; Coach R. Lund. Brad Bagnewski, Todd Dick. Jim Canar, Allan Rife, Tim Johnson. Robert Wall, Row 3: Assistant Coach, Kevin Mack, Tom Beirne, Joe Guillou, Randy Byom, Dan Stuhr, Jim Odesma ________________ Randy, Dan and Allan listen while Coach Lund gives instructions. 119 WHAT WE ENJOY DOING 121 Summer fun begins on Friday May 31st by going to the baseball game against Onalaska. The Sophomores enjoy having fun together. ANTONY, DAVID-Industrial Technology Club 10-11, Letterwinners Club 9, Basket- ball 9, Football 9-10, Track 9-10 BAER, INA JO-Industrial Technology Club 10- 12, Letterwinners Club 9-10-11-12, French Club 10, Newspaper 10-11-12, All High School Bonspiel 9-10, Adult Bon- spiel 9-10. Band 9, Solo St Ensembles 9, Pep Band 9, Student Council 9-10-11-12- Secretary, Prom Court 11, Golf 9 BAGNIEWSKI. LYNN-lndustrial Technol- ogy Club 10-11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9, All High School Bonspiel 12, Band 9, Solo St Ensembles 9, Pep Band 9, Polka Band 9. FHA 11-12, Wrestling Cheerleader 9, Basketball Cheerleader 10-11, Gymnastics 9, Golf 9, Business Student of the Month 12 BEIRNE, THOMAS-lndustrial Technology Club 9-10-11. Letterwinners Club 11-12, Newspaper 12. Ski Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 9-10. Adult Bonspiel 11, Band 9, A.V. Club 9, Basketball 9-10-11- 12. Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9-10-11- 12, Golf 9-10-11-12 BERG, JOHN-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12 BISHOP. MIKE-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12. FFA WJDA 10-11-12 BOLTZ, JEANINE-Chorus ll-V? semester, Home Economics Student of the Month 12 BRENECEN. RONALD BYOM, RANDY-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 11- 12, French Club 9, Ski Club 11-12, Band 9, Solo Ensembles 9. Pep Band 9. NHS 12, Prom Court 11, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9-10-11-12, Golf 9-10-11-12, Cabin Choir 12, Badger Boys State 11, Football All Conference 11, Honorable Mention 11 CANAR. JAMES-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 10- 11- 12, All High School Bonspiel 11-12, FFA WJDA 10-11, Prom Court 11, Vice President of Freshmen Class, Basketball 9- 10, Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9-10- 11-12, Golf 9-10-11-12, Cabin Choir 11 CARHART. MARK-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 11- 12, Newspaper 12, Ski Club 11-12, NHS 11-12, Prom Court 11, Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9-10-11 COOK, JEFFERY-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, All High School Bonspiel 10- 11-12, Football 10 COOPER. MICHAEL-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 9-10-11-12. Ski Club 11-12, Newspaper 11, All High School Bonspiel 9- 10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo St Ensembles 9-10- 11- 12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 9- 10- 11-12, Basketball 9. Football 9-10-11, Student of the Month Band CORCORAN. KEVIN-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 11- 12, Newspaper 12, Ski Club 11, Adult Bonspiel 10. FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12, Homecoming Court 12, President of Freshmen Class, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, Student of the Month, U.S. Army Summer of Junior year CORNELL. TERESA-Chorus 11-12. Band 9- 10. Solo St Ensembles 9-10, Football Cheerleader 9, Wrestling Cheerleader 9, Pom-Pon 10-11-12 Half year COTTON. STEPHANIE-Pep Club 11. Spanish Club 12, Colorguard 10, Football Cheerleader 11, Basketball Cheerleader 11 CROGAN, JOHN-French Club 9-10 DAHL. SANDRA DAVISON, LIZABETH-Pep Club 9. Ecol- ogy Club 9-10. Letterwinners Club 9-10- 11-12, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Solo St Ensem- bles 9-10-11-12, Swing Choir 9-10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 11, Homecoming Court 12, Volleyball 10-11-12, Gymnastics 9-10 DUELLMAN, VICTORIA-Forensics 9-12, Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 11- 12, All High School Bonspiel 9, Adult Bonspiel 9-10-12. Band 9-10, FHA 9-10. NHS 10-11-12, Prom Court 11, Color- guard 10. Pom-Pon 11-12, Secretary of Class 12, Secretary of Drama Club, Presi- dent of Ecoloby Club 12. Receive Spoon 11. Badger Girls State Representative 11, DAR Good Citizens Award 12, Smarkle Award 11. Took 3rd at Junior Science St Humanities Symposium (JSHA) DUSSO, RHONDA ELLIOT. WADE EVANSON, THOMAS-lndustrial Technol- ogy Club 9-10-11, Letterwinners Club 11- 12. All High School Bonspiel 12. Home- coming Court 12, Basketball 9, Football 9- 10- 11-12, Baseball 9-10 EVENSON. CRAIG-Spanish Club 11. High Quiz 10, NHS 12, Basketball 10, Football 9, Badger Boys State Alternate 11 FOGLESON, JON-Industrial Technology Club 9-10, Drama Club 12. Library Club 9-10, Chorus 11, Ski Club 12, High Quiz 9- 10, A.V. Club 9-10-11-12, Football 9 FOSTER, DARREN-Forensics 9-10, Ecology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9-10- 11- 12, French Club 9-10, Newspaper 12, Chorus 12, Solo St Ensembles 12, Band 9- 10- 11-12, Solo St Ensembles 9-10-11, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 12, High Quiz 9-10-11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Treasurer of the Junior Class, Track 9-10, Cross Coun- try 9-10-12, Student of the Month Band 11, 2 years member of the LaCrosse Youth Symphony Orchestra, Student in the 1984 Symphony School of America, Galesville delegate to the 1984 Badger Boys' State, Member of C.A.S.E. (Citizens Appointed to Study Ed.), a committee of G-E-T Citi- zens appointed by the School Board to Study G-E-T Ed. 1984,1985 FRENCH, MOLLY-Newspaper 12. Chorus 9-10-11-12, Solo St Ensembles 11-12, Swing Choir 12. Ski Club 12, Colorguard 11, High School Rodeo 9-10-11-12 GEORGE. LINDA-Chorus 9-10, Solo St En- 122 sembles 9-10, Ski Club 11-12, Band 9, Transfer from Poynette 11 GIBBONS, DAVID-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Newspaper 12, All High School Bonspiel 11-12, Adult Bonspiel 11- 12. FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12, Football 10, Ag Mechanics Sc Ag. Production Award 11. GILLIES. JOAN-Ecology Club 12, Letter- winners Club 9-10-11-12, French Club 9- 10. Spanish Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Prom Court 11, President Class 12, Basketball 9- 10-11-12. Volleyball 9-10-11-12, Track 9, Badger Girl s State Alt. 11, Second Team All-Coulee in Volleyball 12 GILLIES, JOHN-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, French Club 9-10, Spanish Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 9- 12. Student Council 9, High Quiz 9-10-11- 12, NHS 10-11-12, Golf 9, Academic De- cathalon Participant 12 GLOMSTAD, BARBARA-Drama Club 9- 10- 11-12, Chorus 11-12, Solo Sc Ensembles 9-10, All High School Bonspiel 9-10-11- 12. Adult Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, A.V. Club 11. Basketball Cheerleader 9, Pom-Pon 10- 11- 12. GREEN, PENNY-Pep Club 11. Letterwin- ners Club 11-12, French Club 10-11. Band 9- 10, Solo Sc Ensembles 9-10, FHA 9-10- 11, Officer 11, Recreational Chairperson, Basketball Cheerleader 11, Gymnastics 10- 11-12. GUILLOU, JOSEPH-Letterwinners Club 9- 10- 11-12, French Club 10, Spanish Club 11- 12, All High School Bonspiel 9-12, Stu- dent Council 9-10-11-12, President Stu- dent Council 12, V. President Student Council 11, NHS 10-11-12, President Stu- dent Council 12. NHS 10-11-12, Prom Court 11. Basketball 9-10-11-12, Football 10. Baseball 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11, Cross Country 9, Project Close Up 12, 1st Team All Conference Baseball 11, 2nd Al- ternate Badger Boy State 11. HANSEN, TRACY-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, Yearbook 11, Drama Club 9- 10-11-12, Ecology Club 9-10-11-12, French Club 11-12, Newspaper 11-12, Li- brary Club 9-10. All High School Bonspiel 10- 11, FHA 9-10, NHS 12, Colorguard 9- 10. Student of the Month 11, Badger State Girls Rep . Alt. 11. HASS, DAVID HUMMEL. THERESA-Spanish Club 11-12, Library Club 10-11-12, Basketball 10. Gymnastics 11-12. HUNTER, CHRISTINE-Pep Club 12. Newspaper 11. FHA 10-11. JACOBS. BONNIE-Spanish Club 11. News- paper 10. Early Graduation. JACOBS. BRENDA-Pep Club 9. FHA 10-11, Homecoming Court 12. JENSON, PHILLIP-Newspaper 11, Band 9- 10-11-12, Solo Sc Ensembles 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11-12. JOHNSON, LISA-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, Ecology Club 12, Letter- winners Club 10-11-12, French Club 9-10- 11, Ski Club 12. All High School Bonspiel 10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 10-11-12, Band 9, Solo 6c Ensembles 9, Pep Band 9. NHS 12, Prom Court 11, V. President of Senior Class. Secretary of Junior Class, Treasurer of Freshmen Class. Basketball 10-11-12, Volleyball 9-10-11-12. Track 10-11-12, Student of the Month 11 JOSTAD, LISA-Industrial Technology Club 12, Letterwinners Club 9-10-11-12, Span- ish Club 11-12, Track 9, Gymnast of the Year 10, Most Valuable in Gymnastics 11. KAMPSTRA, DANIEL-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 11-12, Student Council 9-10-11- 12, Football 9-10, Wrestling 9-10-11-12, Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Solo Ensemble 9- 10-11-12, Madrigals 9-10-11-12. Chorus 9- 10-11-12. KELLEHER. STEVEN-Drama Club 10-11- 12, French 10-11, Newspaper 11, Library Club 9-10. A.V. Club 9-10-11-12. Golf 10. KIEDROWSKI. CORINNE-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Drama Club 10- 11-12, Ecology Club 9-10-11-12. French Club 9, Chorus 11. Ski Club 12, All High School Bonspiel 11, Student Council 12, Homecoming Court 12, Colorguard 10-11, Pom-Pon 12. KIELAS, BONNIE-Library Club 10-11-12, FFA WJDA 11-12, A.V. Club 10-11-12. KIRKEY, LISA-Pep Club 11. Letterwinners Club 10-11-12, French Club 10. Newspa- per 11, Band 9, Pep Band 9, Pom-Pon 11, Gymnastics 9-10. KOMPERUD. CHARLES KONKEL. THEODORE-Industrial Tech- nology Club 9-10-11-12, All High School Bonspiel 11-12, Adult Bonspiel 12. FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12. LAFLEUR. TAMMY-Pep Club 12. Drama Club 9-10. Chorus 11-12, Ski Club 12, FFA WJDA 9-10, Prom Court 11, Color- guard 9-10, Pom-Pon 11-12, Gymnastics 9-10, Track 11-12 LAKEY. LISA-Pep Club 11. Chorus 9-11-12. Solo 6c Ensembles 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 11, Colorguard 9-10, Basketball 9. Volleyball 9-10 LEBAKKEN, ERIC-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12. Drama Club 10-11-12. Letterwinners Club 9-10-11-12, Newspa- per 12, Ski Club 12. All High School Bon- spiel 11-12, Adult Bonspiel 10-11. NHS 11- 12, Football 9-10. Wrestling 9-10-11- 12. LEHMANN, CYNTHIA LETTNER, MARY-Chorus 11-12, Solo Sc Ensembles 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, FHA 9-10-11-12, Historian 11, Colorguard 11- 12. LOWE. DEANNA-Spanish Club 11. MACK. MARY-Forensics 9-10-11, State Forensics 9-10-11. Girls Badger State Al- ternate 11, NHS 10-1-12, Industrial Tech- nology Club 10-11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11, Drama Club 9-10-11, Letterwinners Club 123 9-10-11-12, Spanish Club 11-12, Newspa- per 12. Chorus 9-10-11, Solo k Ensembles 9- 10, Pep Band 9-10. Student Council 9- 10- 11-12, Homecoming Court 12. Madri- gals 9-10. Football Cheerleader 10-11-12. Basketball Cheerleader 10, Volleyball 9- 10- 11-12. Gymnastics 9-10. MARCELLA. SEAN-Drama Club 10-11-12. Swing Choir 12. All High School Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo k Ensembles 9-10- 11- 12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12, Jazz Band 10- 11-12, Polka Band 10-11, NHS 12, Football 10. Track 9. Cross Country 11. V. Presi- dent of Band 12. MCMAHON. TROY-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 10-11-12. All High School Bon- spiel 11-12, Adult Bonspiel 11-12, Football 10. MIDDLETON. DAVID-Industrial Tech- nology Club 9-10-11, Chorus 11-12, High Quiz 9-10-11. Golf 9-10-11. Academic De- cathlon 12. MILLER. SUSAN-Library Club 9-10-11-12. President 12. FHA Club 9-10-11. Secretary 12, NHS 10-11-12. Business Ed Student of the Month 11. MITCHELL. CONNIE-Forensics 9-10-11. Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12 Drama Club 11, Letterwinners Club 10- 11-12, French Club 11. Chorus 9-10-11. Solo k Ensembles 9-10-11-12, Swing Choir 12, All High School Bonspiel, 10-11, Adult Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10, Solo k Ensembles 9-10, Pep Band 9-10, Jazz Band 9-10, Polka Band 10, Student Council 11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Prom Court 11. President of Sophomore Class, Basket- ball 9-10-11-12, Volleyball 9-10-11-12, Track 10. Madrigals 9-10, Badger Girls State. MOEN, PAUL-Industrial Technology Club 9- 10-11-12, Ecology Club 11-12. Spanish Club 11-12, High Quiz 9-10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Student of the Month 11, Spade Award 11. Project Close-Up 11-12, Badger Boys State Alternate 11. MUELLER, MARI-Library Club 11-12, Band 9, Solo k Ensembles 9. Pep Band 9 NEITZEL, SHELBY-Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo k En- sembles 9-10-11-12. Jazz Band 10-11. Pol- ka Band 10-11, Secretary of the Band 11- 12. NELSON. STEVEN-Industrial Technology Club 11-12. Band 9-10-11-12. Solo k En- sembles 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12. Jazz Band 9-10-11-12, Polka Band 10-11. NORCROSS, KURT-Ski Club 9-10-11-12. Football 9-10 OEDSMA, JAMES-Letterwinners Club 11- 12, FFA WJDA 10-11, Homecoming Court 12. Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9- 10- 11-12, Wrestling 9-12, Track 10-11-12. PAULUS, MARK-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 12, Ski Club 11. Adult Bonspiel 10, Basketball 9- 10-11-12, Football 9-10, Baseball 9, Golf 10. PEASLEE. FREDERICK PETERSON. ALAN PIEPER, DENISE-Chorus 11-12, Solo k En- sembles 12, FHA Club 9-10-11-12, Histo- rian 12, Colorguard 10-11-12, Volleyball 10- 11, Student of the Month Art 11. RATAJCZEK, ANGELA-All High School Bonspiel 11-12, Adult Bonspiel 12. Home- coming Court 12. RINDAHL. ERIC-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 10-11- 12, Ski Club 11-12, All High School Bon- spiel 10, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Football 9, Golf 11, Track 9-10, Cross Country 10-11, Cross Country Most Improved 10. RITTER. TAMMY ROBERTS. CATHERINE-Cologuard 9. Vol- leyball 9 ROBINSON. KEITH-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 11- 12, Ski Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-10- 11-12, Prom Court 11, Basketball 9-10, Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9, Track 10- 12. ROCKENBACK, ROXANNE-Chorus 11- 12. ROUSSEAU, BRANDI-Newspaper 12, Co- lorguard 10-11-12 CO-Captain RUSSO. ANGELA-Chorus 9-10, Wrestling Cheerleader 10, Basketball 9-10, Track 9- 10. SCARSETH. KAREN-Drama Club 9-10, Ecology Club 12, Letterwinners Club 10- 11-12, French Club 9-10, Spanish Club 11- 12, All High School Bonspiel 11-12, Band 9-10. High Quiz 9-10-11-12, NHS 10-11- 12, Homecoming Court 12, V. President of Class 10-11, Treasurer of Class 12. Basket- ball 9-10-11-12, Volleyball 9-10-11-12, Track 10-11-12, Math Student of the Month 11, Badger Girls State Delegate 11. SCHERR, DAVID-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9-10- 11-12, Spanish Club 11, All High School Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-10- 11-12, Ski Club 11-12, FFA WJDA 9, Prom King, Football 9-10-11-12, Wres- tling 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10, Student of the Month 12. SCHMIDT. LORI-Forensics 10-11-12, Span- ish Club 11-12, Solo k Ensembles 9-10, Band 9, Solo k Ensembles 9, Pep Band 9, Student Council 9, Wrestling Cheerleader 11. Basketball Cheerleader 9, Pom-Pon 12, Volleyball 10, Student of the Month 12. SCHRODER, STEFANIE-Forensics 9-10, Industrial Technology Club 12, Ecology Club 11-12, Wrestling Cheerleader 9-10- 11. SCHROEDER, LAURIE-Industrial Tech- nology Club 11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Yearbook 12, Ecology Club 12, Letterwin- ners Club 10-11-12, Newspaper 12, Cho- rus 9-10-11, All High School Bonspiel 9- 124 10- 11-12, Adult Bonspiel 11-12, FHA Club 11- 12, Prom Queen 11. Football Cheer- leader 9-10-11-12, Basketball Cheerleader 9-10-11, President of the Junior Class. Volleyball 10-11-12, Track 10-11-12, Hon- orable Mention-Volleyball. SCHUH, JOSEPH SEVERSON. SHEILA-Spanish Club 10. Newspaper 12. Chorus 11-12. SIEGER. SANDRA-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12. Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Ecol- ogy Club 10-11-12, Spanish Club 11-12, Newspaper 12, All High School Bonspiel 10, FHA Club 10-11-12, Prom Court 11. Pom-Pon 10-12. SIMS. TROY-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 9, All High School Bonspiel 9, Adult Bonspiel 9, Foot- ball 9, Baseball 9, Golf 9-10-11-12. Cabin Choir 12. SMAGLIK. PAUL-Newspaper 11, A.V. Club 9- 10-11-12, Track 10-12. SMITH. GENEVIEVE-Forensics 9, Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Treasurer 11-12, Ecology Club 10-11-12, Newspaper 10-11-12, Edi- tor 12, Chorus 9-10-11. Solo Ensembles 9- 10- 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 10. Band 9-10-11-12, Presidnet 11-12, Solo k Ensembles 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 9-10-11- 12. Jazz Band 9-10-11-12, Polka Band 9-10- 11- 12, Music Student of the Month 11, English Student of the Month 12, Accom- panist 9-10-11-12, Madrigals 9-10-11. Symphony 11,12 Principal Flute 12, La- Crosse Youth Symphoney 9-10-11-12, Principal 12. Winona State Honors Band 10-12 (First Chair), Dorian Band Fest 11- 12. Winner of LaCrosse Youth Sym- phoney Concerto Competition, Citation by LaCrosse Music Study Club for Musi- cal Contribution. 2nd Place Chippawa Valley Symphony Concerto Competition 11, Dorian Music Comp 9-10, Symphony School of America 10, America's Youth in Concert European Tour 11, Girl Scouting National Wider Opportunity. State Win- ner of MTNA High School Auditions SMITH, JOEL-Forensics 10. Drama Club 9- 10-11-12. Set Director 11-12, Ecology Club 12, Letterwinners Club 10-11-12, Spanish Club 11-12, Chorus 10-11-12, Solo k En- sembles 10-11-12, State 11-12, Swing Choir 11-12, NHS 10-11-12, Treasurer 10. Basketball Manager 9-10, Football Man- ager 9-10-11, Madrigals 11-12, Honorable Mention PSAT NMSQT 11, Project Close-Up 11-12, Academic Decathalon 12. SMITH PEGGY-Forensics 10-11-12. Drama Club 9-10-11-12, Newspaper 12. Chorus 10- 11-12, Solo Ensembles 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Solo k Ensembles 9-10- 11- 12, Pep Band 9-10-11-12. NHS 11-12, Secretary of Class 10. STANISLAWSKI. MARY-Colorguard 10- 11-12 Cross Country 9, Track 12. STELLFLUE. KELLY-Forensics 9-10, Indus- trial Technology Club 10-11-12, Pep Club 9-10-11-12, Ecology Club 10-11-12, Letter- winners Club 10-11-12, Spanish Club 11- 12. Chorus 10-11, Ski Club 11. FHA 11-12, NHS 12. Basketball 9-10-11-12, Volleyball 9-10-11-12 STELLPFLUG, KARL-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9- 10-11-12, Newspaper 11, Ski Club 9-10- 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 9-10-11- 12. Adult Bonspiel 9-10-11-12, Homecom- ing Court 11, Basketball 9-10, Football 9- 10- 11-12, Track 9-10-11-12. STELLPFLUG. LESLIE-Industrial Technol- ogy Club 11-12, FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12 STOREY, PAUL-Letterwinners Club 9-10- 11- 12, Homecoming Court 12, Football 9- 10- 11-12, Golf 11-12, Cabin Choir 9-10- 11- 12. US Army 11-12. STUHR, DANIEL-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 9-10- 11-12, Newspaper 11, FFA WJDA 9-10- 11-12. Homecoming Court 12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Football 9-10-11-12, Baseball 9- 10-11-12, Track 12. All Conference Foot- ball 11-12, All District 3 12, All-Coulee Region Football 12, All Conference Base- ball 10-11-12. Basketball All Conference 2nd Team 11. Basketball Honorable Men- tion All-Coulee Region 11. SUTTIE, DAVID-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12. Drama Club 9-10-11-12. Band 9, Solo k Ensembles 9. Pep Band 9. NHS 10-11-12. Golf 11-12, Student of the Month 11. 1st place Western Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Junior Science and Humaniites Symposium 11, 1st place Wisconsin School level Math Contest 12. TISTHAMMER, RODNEY-Industnal Technology Club 9, Drama Club 9-10-11- 12. Ecology Club 10-11-12, Newspaper 12, Chorus 9-10-11-12, Solo k Ensembles 9- 10- 11-12, Swing Choir 12, FFA WJDA 9- 10-11-12, NHS 12. Cross Country 9 VONDRASECK. KEVIN-Industrial Tech- nology Club 10-11-12, Chorus 9-10-11-12, All High School Bonspiel 10-11-12, Adult Bonspiel 11-12, Basketball 1-10, Football 9-10-11. WALDERA. TODD-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, Letterwinners Club 11- 12. Football 9-10-11-12, Mr Defensive 12. Coulee Conference Tackle 2nd team 12. WALSKI, DAVID-Industrial Technology Club 9-10-11-12, All High School Bon- spiel 12. Adult Bonspiel 12. FFA WJDA 9-10-11, Homecoming King 12. Student of the Month 11-12. WIER, SHAWN-Industrial Technology Club 11. Chorus 11. Skills Fair Bookkeep- ing. Graphic Arts 11. WILBER. JAMES-FFA 9-10-11-12 WOOD. ROBIN-Industrial Technology Club 10-11-12. All High School Bonspiel 12. FFA WJDA 9-10-11-12. Basketball 9 125 FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. Wessel Principal Mr. Lund Guidance Counselor Head Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Mrs. Henke Librarian Library Club Advisor Mrs. Barron Librarian Mr. Accola Mathematics Mrs. Strand Mathematics Mr. Gautsch Mathematics Mrs. Christianson French Spanish Foreign Language C;ub Advisor Mr. Christianson History High Quiz Team Coach Mr. Forster Social Studies Assistant Varsity Football Coach Student Council Advisor J. V. Boys Basketball Coach Mr. Goller Social Studies Athletic Director Head Football Coach Mr. Duellman Industrial Education Industrial Technology Club Advisor Head Freshman Football Coach J. V. 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