Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

Dare To Be Different As the 1985-86 year progresses, the Redmen show their uniqueness to many. The Homecoming bonfire, with it's lawn chairs and yard ducks certainly sheds light on the individuality of this year's Seniors. Some firsts this year were quite original. Christa McAuliffe was the first teacher in space and will be remembered by many with sad thoughts of the shuttle explosion. The formation of the SADD chapter whose purpose is to assist students fight against drunk driv- ing was also something new at G-E-T. LaCrosse got their first professional basketball team, the Catbirds, who dribbled their way to the playoffs. The pep band and Pom Pon Girls each got their chance at stardom by performing at one of these games. The year was differ- ent because American Citizens became the target of terrorism and were afraid to travel. Marcos' presidency in the Phillipians was cancelled along with the Senior Ski Trip; Marcos fled to Hawaii and the senior ski bums fled to the slopes. The other sport activities didn't do well this year but the flying entertainment at the games sure made headlines! The fashions took a step back in time-broaches, stir- rup pants, and paisleys are back! Everyone expressed their own uniqueness in style. An addition to the school was a greenhouse constructed by the building trades class. This year was a time to be different and many of us were. hJhum R. TYlicld txnx) 3 Seniors Make G-E-T Students In Eye Of Storm Five seniors are accused of releasing several birds into the school's gymnasium during a basketball game in late February. Wessel told the five students he said were involved in the matter that they could not attend commencement nor any dances, class nights, or the prom. Several of the students' parents complained the punishment was too severe. Class Officers President: Wendy Johnson Vice President: Dawn Middleton Secretary: Amy McKeeth Treasurer: Karla Kramer Class Colors: Empire Grey and Cameo Pink Class Flower: Pink Rose Class Song: It's Time For Movin' On Class Motto: What lies behind us and what lies before are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Baccalaureate: May 25, 1986 Class night: May 29, 1986 Graduation: June 1, 1986 SENIORS DARE TO BE DIFFERENT BY: Uniqueness- our Homecoming float Original- Chris Lebakken's pants (105), Mark Noll's very own airband Creative- rides in physics Design- Blake, Mark and Rich making their Papier-Mache statue Take a chance - Go Skiing Adventure - Advanced Biology field trips and orientering in Phy ed. Challenge- Math IV Attempt- to understand College Prep English Pride- in being a member of the Class of '86 Last year for senior privelges and for College days. Our Ski Trip to Mt. LaCrosse: First time skiers stick to the bunny hill, and the expert skiers wiping out. Everyone asking Are you from G- E-T ? (for some reason everyone knew who we were) Our very unique bon fire and the dance that the Seniors dominated by running a chain around the gym. Oops their goes the speaker, Darrell. Ordering caps and gowns, announcements, checking the spelling with Paula for our diplomas, planning Baccalaureate, class night and Graduation. Voting for class song, motto, colors and oh ya the big Senior Count down. Dave Urban and Darrell Nelson create art work Class of 86 from the grass that they have raked up, while putting in 40 hours of work. A display of caps and announcements in entry way on display before graduation. 8 Headlines Seniors Alan, Ralph. Bobbi and Jeff show spirit by dressing up for punk day. Lisa and other Seniors seem to be enjoying the ski trip. Heather Bortle Richard Bielefeldt Mark Bishop Bobbi Bolman Salutatoriam Beth Byom Michael Byom Tracy Canar Senior Colors Kevin Conrad Brian Corcoran Mary Cottingham Blake Docken Jennifer Dopp Seniors show class spirit by making posters. 12 Pink And Grey Stacey Gunderson Daniel Henderson Tracy Herzog Pamela Hjerleid Andedra Hovell What Happened Christine Hill Kenneth Howe Janet Hunter Wendy Johnson Thomas Jostad To Our Ski Trip?!? Brenda Kast Stephanie Kenyon Eric Kiedrowski Heidi Kiedrowski Seniors Brian S., Randy T., and Troy B eat lunch together during 6th hour. Dean Koopman Adventure, Challenge, Kurt Kopp John Kramer Karla Kramer Attempt, Succeed Kirsten Mensing Dawn Middleton Thomas Mikrut Distinguishing Ourselves Guy Nichols Robert Nichols Gregory Ofsdhal By Being Different John Kramer and Robbie Robinson practice riding their three wheel bikes before the Ashley Parsneau big race against the Juniors. Tony Parsneau Eric Pearson David Peplinski Mark Quail James Ratajczek Robbie Robinson It’s Time For Graduation On this very special day. All classmates in pink and grey. We've worked hard to this day, and soon we will be on our way, Which way will we be going, We will not know. Tears come to our eyes. When we have to say good-byes. Danielle Robson Heidi Rolbiecki Tammy Schindler Lani Schmidt Michael Selck Jennifer Severson Paul Severson Julie Silha Movin ’ On Is Class Song 4.- Stacey Sobotta Cynda Solberg Paul Sonsalla Senior Class Officers: Wendy Johnson President 3 years. Dawn Middleton Vice President 2 years. Karla Kramer Treasurer 3 years, Amy McKeeth Secretary 2 years. Valedictorian Brian Sutlie Lisa Sveen Lori Thompson Kari Stelfflug Sandi Thompson Thomas Toppen Karen Tran berg Randy Tranberg Kristie Tweed Alan Urban Dave Urban Dorothy Van Riper Russel Van Riper Tanya Vaughn Robert Wall Class Of ’86 Christine Walske Ronald Walski Hawiian Class Night 26 With pink roses in hand and caps and gowns on Melinda, Deanna, Heather, and Julie enjoy their graduation day. Karla and Chris hang on to their hats during the processional on this very windy graduation day. Is Held At School Classmates watch as Amy McKeeth receives her diploma. 27 Juniors Have Juniors guys enjoy talking while piging out. Juniors dominated Homecoming this year by win- ning first on float, Roll 'em Big Red , first on poster, We Draw First Blood , and they topped it off with the Spirit Stick. The Class of '87 displayed the spirit throughout all the sports events (The Pyramid) Many Juniors struggled their way through Chemis- try, Advanced Composition and Biology II. A lot of Juniors attended the various concerts at the LaCrosse Center. Most of all the Juniors looked forward to their Senior year. 28 Junior boys listen attentively during psychology class. Tropical Prom Guy Amoth Amber Anderson Brad Bagniewski Scott Bahnub Brenda Bauer Kenny Beck Karl Becker Shalley Betz Andrew Bishop Ronald Bishop Valerie Bishop Brett Boiman Heidi Bortle Melvin Brenegen Jim Brudos Amy Brunkow Diane Buchholz Mike Carhart Brian Chase Kevin Chase Jody Clark Mike Cottingham Vicki Craig Dale Dahl Todd Dick Chris Digby Shannan Docken Ruth Drummer Kim Duell Kathy Dusso Tina Dutton John Dykstra Shelly Emerson Cindy Engelien Jason Engevold Paul Evenson Mike Feyen Scott Foster Ianna Frisby Tim Gooden Boyd Grant Jay Greengrass 29 First Place On Rick Griffin Johanna Hagon Jamie Halverson Mark Hanson Tammy Hanson Jim Henderson Jennifer Hill Wayne Howe Keith Humble Patricia Hummel Mark Hunter Wanda Hunter Shelley Jacobs Chris James Chris Jeffers Dana Johnson Rife Johnson Sandy Johnson Tim Johnson Joe Kauss Karen Kohlmeyer Kevin Kopp Roxanne Kriesel Dena Lebakken Erick Lettner Bert Lilia Jim Lilia Katie Literski Dawn Lund 30 Float And Poster Shelly Maas Cassandra Mahoney Corey Malles Tracey Mason Traci Matiak Kim McDonah Kristi McDonah David Mikrut Michael Miller Richard Miner Sherry Mitchell Kristina Moen Heather Moore Eric Nelson Richard Nelson Mary Ofsdhal Tracy Olafson Darin Olson Lisa Onsrud Curtis Pratt Ed Quail Rachel Rand Rich Ratajcek Allan Rife Dawn Rindahl Kelly Robinson Jeff Rolbiecki Jim Russo Karen Ryder Loren Salzwedel Sheila Salzwedel Brian Schied Holly Schindler Tim Schindler 31 Juniors Have Never Kim Schultz Laura Scott Margie Seidel Steven Sellers Brad Senn Shana Senn Rochelle Severson Luanne Sieger Chris Sonsalla Kathy Stage Alvin Stanislowski Amy Stegemeyer John Stellflue Hope Swartling Diane Thill Carrie Thilmany Chris Thompson Andrew Tranberg Lon Truax Debbie Van Riper John Van Vleet Tim Vondrasek Beth Walske Sheryl Wieczorek Stacy Wier Shari Williams Terry Wolter Greg Wright Many Juniors enjoy chemistry. 32 Ending Spirit Junior class officers — Mike Carhart: President, Brad Bagnewski: Vice President. Roxie Kriesel: Secretary. Valerie Bishop: Treasurer. 33 Planning And Sharing For Homecoming week places 2nd in poster and in float (which was broken). -Rained every Monday night at J.V. football games. -Randy Dornquast wearing a mini-skirt and a cowboy hat. -Got 4th in jello eating, tri-cycle, wheelbarrel, and gunny sack races; and tug-o-war during sno ball week. -New NHS members. Brenda Butman, Rob Drieslein, Kelly Grant, Amy Harrison, Jill Houre, Jon Scarseth, Christina Stuhr, Tami Wolfe. -Pampuch's exciting Biology I field trips. -Throwing potatoes in the lunchroom. -Battling it through Geometry. -Always needing a new supply of toothpicks. -Getting through drivers ed. -Getting kicked out of the library. -Begging Mrs. Lerum on hands and knees to not hand in a composition assignment. 34 Their Junior Year Julie Amoth Scott Anderegg Tim Anderson Pam Anthony Angie Backler Courtney Becker Eric Beirne Jodi Berger Robin Bishop Bonnie Borchardt Eric Bowen Bill Brady Jodi Brandes Tonja Brandt Ken Brophy Cindy Brudos Brenda Butman Jason Byom Michelle Byrne Tina Crebo Becky Critzman Hollie Daffinson Tracy Daffinson Laurie Dale Cathy Davison Lori Dick Joe Dolle Randy Dornquast Robert Drieslein Danny Duellman Jill Dusso Mary Ekern Rebecca Erickson Todd Fernholz Katherine Feyen Bart Gardner Kevin Gibbons Lisa Goller Teri Gooden Kelly Grant Bill Green Shawn Griffin 35 Second On Poster Dan Guillou Scott Gunderson Alan Haedtke Tim Hammond Greg Hansen Sean 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 Keith Kirkey Lorie Klomsten Price Kopp Janelle Kramer Jerry Kramer Sage Kramer Jeff Kunzelman Buffy Howe enjoys studying Talk-lt Up 36 And On Float Chris LeFleur Judy Lange Jamie Larson Joanne Lebakken Julie Lettner A 7,. Ron Lund Jamie Lutz David Mack Deanna McDonah Bradley McKensie Carol Mikrut Dan Duellman takes time out to pose for his picture. David Mack catches up on the latest sports news. Brady Olson Scott Olson Ken Peplinski Paul Peterson Rosella Pieper Michelle Munson Jennifer Nehs Eric Nelson Linda Nelson Steve Nichols Brett Nichols 37 Sophomores Get Dennis Piersina Betsy Redsten Tanya Ritter Alisa Rockenback Brian Rolbiecki Tricia Ronning Jennifer Ryan Ken Sacia Jon Scarseth Jenny Schaller Donna Schlesser Wendi Schock Vicki Schubert Brenda Scott Chad Senn John Simerson David Sims Canda Smith Archie Sokolik Ron Spittler Scott Stalsberg Tracy Stanislawski Carey Stanislowski Diane Stanislowski Nancy Stanislowski Brad Stoner Kerrie Stoner Chris Stuhr Terri Daffinson and Betsy Tranberg work quietly in the library during their study-hall. Drivers License Paula Sullivan Duane Swenson Jason Thompson Betsy Tranberg Dan Truax Keith Truax Lance Tuscany Rick Volkman Pat Wagner Kris Walski Ron Wells Richard Wera Eric Wilber Krista Wilber Ruth Williamson What are we doing, studying or talking? 39 Freshmen Enjoy Their Freshman Class Officers. Kira Kaste, Sheila Schock. Darci Poss, and Mark Thompson. 40 First Year At G-E-T Kerry Baardseth Kathie Bagniewski Amy Bakk.cn Laurie Bauer Linda Bettesworth Kari Bilskemper Tony Bishop John Boltz Melissa Bortle Paula Boyer Michael Brady Sean Brady Sara Brenegen Pattie Brophy Jennifer Brunkow Bradley Byom Cameron Cantlon Darcy Chase Christine Clark Jeff Crebo Wayne Dahl Michael Dale Lance Docken Mark Duellman Chad Dutton Lori Emerson Michael Engen Jeff Evanson Corey Feyen Mario Garcia Jason Gelder Beth Guse Wendy Haedtke Tamara Hansen Robert Hanson David Harwick Kevin Hauge Heather Hendrick Dawn Herzog Mike Herzog Pamela Hoem Brita Hoglen 41 Freshmen Venture Jodi Howe Bryan Jacobs Mark Jacobs Pam Jessessky Kira Kaste Jodi Kaszolka Kerri Kauss Claudine Kenyon Carol Klimek Christine Komperud Dawn Koopman Douglas Kornmeyer Michelle Kujak Kristine Kvistad Susan LaFluer Bonnie Lakey Mike Lebakken Joe Lilia Scott Linberg Heidi Lund Cory Mahutga Michael Me Donah Tedd McDonah Freshmen listen intently to Mrs. Pellowski during English class. 42 Into New Year Deena Mitchel John Motszko Troy Nemitz Jean Oedsma Kimberly Olafson Tami Onsrud Sandra Osborn Stephen Passwaters Scott Paulson Ryan Pearson Patricia Peterson Darci Poss Jennifer Pratt Dawn Rand Tracey Ritter Kevin Schied Tom Schindler Heidi Schnoebelen Sheila Schock Ambrose Schwartz Jim Selck Rhonda Solberg Nicholas Sonsalla Bradley Stanislowski Freshman girls gab during noon hour. 43 Billie Jo Swartling Troy Thill Freshmen Ham It UP Dawn Thompson Mark Thompson Rebecca Thompson Michelle Tourtellott Charles Tsolakov Wanda Volkman Heather Wagner Mark Walske James Wells Erica Wick Larry Wier Jennifer Wilda Omar Wingate Clifford Winn Steven Yates Craig Ziegler Greg Ziegler Ken Ziegler Freshmen Ham It Up 44 Be� no student just dini easy The IhougWI of homework make?� me queery En l.sh, mat ano ail lhat stuff Do'nS on assignment a week just aint enough Tliey give you hometuork every day From H e end of August +t the end of May OK my don't -sprain my brain rv'or of and T H go in vane Actually just W mem Atachtrs “think yoy feel Ahii way Schools not so bad Xf's ae«uaivy o.K- Graduation U)h«le yotfre frying on your caps and gowns you qlance a+ your classmates 3nd realise how much they've all Changed from their men year. You see many people as many -things, doctor Iavoyers,nurses u au are different special in our o un special way. The memories you've shared the many arguments and mi sunder standings that made you grouo farther and farther apart Yoo vocoder coha uj'.IV happen to everyone a year from or even tour years. that thought Should be far out of your mind tor this is a day for happiness not sadness. As T reach For my diploma X think X'm happy Vt be gradoalfrva Prtwvx Aha class of w „ JTlkA+j'AcL' ( uaA ( r Lu r-.±Lt t iOi tDcJiXil Day YY)trr ouJu do cue reac i oo+ our hand 3he diploma u e grctep While toe think of w memories of years � n tv poet. 3ears colli FiU c ------- ..i our eyes because its all qone k)tre sterling a rievo lifle., vve have to move on we inooe friends min vceep in Ijxch - As years pass us t u Although a hurts i.TSide 3 U)eH try nut to cry. yve thin o£ kindergarten And our very first day Novo weve renoned end UJere. qpmg aio©y. Ijau do yoo say qpod- bue To friends uho mean so moCh) lOili there be lime io really keep in touch YcxjW d uoai s haue The remones of school years jrtw day one, . iXrvv th� nh of i chooi as ending — Think a mew lift has begun'. Author Unknown 45 Plans To Expand Secretaries P Beaman. I. Ekern. J Fitzpatrick, A. V. Cordinator J Robinson, and sitting C Venkus Although there are many years where things seem the same, this year most of us could see, hear and feel the differences. These differ- ences made G-E-T a better school, in my opin- ion. Mr. Don Frisby joined the faculty to teach Computer Science. For the first time a room was set aside as a permant computer lab with 12 computers. Six computer classes a semester were offered, more than ever before. All graduating classes, starting with the class of 1989, face higher requirements in math, sci- ence, social studies, and computer science. As a result all freshmen and many other students took more classes. The building trades class started an unusual project behind the high school. The boys are building a solar greenhouse, which will be- come another learning environment for biol- ogy and agriculture students in the future. The differences should increase in the years ahead. Plans have begun to expand, remodel and modernize the industrial arts and agricul- ture areas. The recognition of students and what they do has increased. 1985-86 is the start of something significant. Business Manager W. Zaborowski, Superintendent R Howard David Wessel, Principal 46 Remodel And Modernize Mr. Wessel. Principal. Mr. Lund, Guidance Counselor. Mr Christianson. History Department. Mr Foster, History Department. Mr. Goller, History Department. 47 New Staff Members: Mr Fitzpatrick. Science Department. Mr. Klubertanz. Art Department. D. FRISBY AND M. NYRE 49 Mrs. Zabloski, Music Department. Mr Krauklis. Music Department. Graduation Ms. Gresch, English Department. Mrs. Pellowski, English Department. Mrs. Nelson, English Department. 50 Mr. Jessesski. English E epartment. Mrs. Lerum, English Department. Requirements Raised Mis. Warriner, Physical Education. Mr. Skwierawski. Physical Education. Mr. Accola. Math Department. Mr. Gautsch, Math Department. M rs. Strand. Math Department. 51 Solar Greenhouse For Biology Mrs. Nerby, Business Education Department. 52 Cheerleaders Keep Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders cheering on the basketball team. Varsity Cheerleaders- Heidi Bortle, Sandi Thompson, Sheryl Wiec- zorek, Kari Stellflug, Heidi Rolbiecki, Mary Ofsdahl. Junior Basketball Cheerleaders: Hollie Daffinson, Tami Wolfe, Jen- nifer Shaller. The famous Marcia Brady Jump (Go Sandi) Heidi Bortle saying, I hate being a dog. Our last minute mounts. Heidi Rolbiecki not having her shoes or bloomers. Kari getting mono two years in a row. Losing cheerleader Mary and gaining Sheryl. 54 Up The Spirit Kari and Sandi help hand out roses to the Homecoming court during half-time at the game. 1 motto: If it's muddy she's NOT standing on me!! Finally having a complete squad when the season is almost over with. Having new mittens. Raining for all of the J.V. games, except one. 55 J.V. Football Cheerleaders: Wanda Volkman, Hollie Daffinson, Jen- ny Schaller, and Sheila Schock. Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Sandi Thompson, Heidi Rolbiecki, Kari Stellpflug. Mary Ofsdahl, and Tyra Cornell. W-r-e-s-t-l-e Wrestling Cheerleaders: Chris Sonsalla, Karla Kramer, Wendi Schock, Melinda Burt. Chris, Karla. Melinda, and Wendi go to Sectionals to cheer for Chris Lebakken. Sitting on the hard floor until we made our pillows. Always running out of pins for the guys The pride and joy of our new uniforms Those long-long Saturdays Going to Sectionals to cheer for Chris and staying in Baldwin two nights. 56 Pride In Our Country’s Flag Colorguard: Back row: Julie Amoth, Betsy Tranberg, Tricia Ronning, Berna- dette Keilas. Front row: Robin Bishop. Brenda Butman, Teri Gooden. Colorguard presents the flag as the audience stands to salute. 57 The start of the game is set off with the Colorguard presenting flag and arms to The National Anthem. Squad Takes Second Place Front Row. Lori Dick, Karen Ryder, Amy Brunkow, Terri McDonah. 2nd Row: Shari Williams, Cathy Davison, Mary Ekern, Valerie Bishop, Janelle Kramer, Traci Matiak. 3rd Row: Rachel Rand, Sheila Salzwedel. Back Row: Deanna Lilia, Jennifer Evanson, Wendy Johnson, Dawn Middleton, Bobbi Bolman, Kristin Emerson. The pride and joy of getting 2nd place at Stout. The unique smile of Val Bishop that got her the Smarkle Award. New sound system in the gym — we can finally have decent music! Amy Brunkow and her original bubble gum. Wendy and Dawn's uniqueness of being 4 year members. A great Christmas party at Sulli- vans!!! (Hey Bruce ... ) Like no other squad, we had the chance to perform at the Cat- birds game and even NEW uniforms! Amy and Jennifer show their style at a basketball game 5« At Stout Pom-pon girls show spirit during the basketball game. The crowd watches on as the Pom-pon girls perform during half time. Co-captains Val Bishop and Dawn Middleton, and Captain Wendy Johnson. 59 Discover Yourself 60 Chris Thompson, Varsity Player Freshmen girls during volleyball game In . .. Volleyball Varsity Volleyball Players. Front row: Mary Ofsdahl, Sherry Mitchell, Chris Thompson, Cindy Engelien. Dawn Lund Back row: Sandi Thompson, Holly Kiedrowski, Heidi Kiedrowski. Karen Tranberg, Karen Kohlmeyer. -The first victory in our first match in Blair. -Back to back conference wins against Hol- men and Westby. -Karen Tranberg distinguishing herself from others by placing 2nd on the All Cou- lee Conference Team. -Sandi Thompson discovered that her hard work did pay off later; given Honorable Mention at All Coulee Conference -3-4 in Coulee Conference (5th Place) 5-5 overall 6t Varsity girls prepare for the opposing serve. J. V. Girls Build For 87 J.V. Volleyball team. First row: Paula Sullivan, Wendi Schock. Second row: Linda Nelson. Pam Anthony. Julie Lettner, Paula Haug. Becky Critzman. Third row: Jenny Hill, Cherly Wieczorek, Tanya Brandt, Jennifer Nehs, Chris Walski. Fourth row: Krista Wilber, Carey Stanislowski, Tami Wolfe, Jenny Schaller. J.V. girls go for the spike. Better Year In 88? Having Mark Rhynerson as our freshmen coach this year developed I a great team spirit, which helped I them obtain a good working rela- I tionship. This spirit, coupled with hard work, should develop into a state championship team in 1988. Mr. Rhynerson says “I enjoyed working with the team in my first year as a coach and look forward to watching them progress in the years to come.'' Freshmen girls hoping to score a point. Freshmen girls volleyball team. First row: Brita Hogden, Jean Oedsma. Heather Hendrick. Second row: Dawn Koopman, Kira Kaste, Jennifer Wilda, Deena Mitchell, Heidi Lund, Sheila Schock. Claudine Kenyon, Tamara Hansen, Jodi Kaszolka 63 Best Season Best season ever as a team. Season record for school competition 91-21 for 81.3%. Team composed of 16 underclassmen. 7 juniors, 5 Sophomores, and 4 Freshmen. 12 boys and 4 girls. Best times in competition for the season: John Dykstra-16:ll Scott Foster-16:27 Corey Feyen-16:32 Shawn Griffin-17:03 Mike Feyen-17:12 Boyd Grant-17:57 Doug Kornmeyer-17:57 Steve Nichols-18:27 Bob Drieslein-19:13 Rick Miner-19:33 Sean Brady-19:38 Erick Lettner-19:38 Rosy Pieper-13:31 Kim Olafson-14:08 Michelle Byrne-16:01 Wanda Hunter-16:16 All Conference-lst Team: Scott Foster-5th John Dykstra-6th Honorable Mention- Corey Feyen-15 Shawn Griffin-17th Invitational Competition Records (10): 3-lst places 2- 2nd places Regional-lst l-3rd place Sectional-5th 3- 4th places Most Valuable-John Dykstra l-5th place Most Improved-Shawn Griffin Scott Foster puts his heart and soul into his ru ning. Teachers Enjoy Students Pam Anthony and Mrs. Lerum discuss a class project. Mr Bratberg, Science Student Teacher. Let's compare hot lunch to Lani's orange. Teachers going on a ski trip. 65 Football 66 New Head Coach Front row; Rick Griffin, Dan Duellman, Jamie Halverson. Brad Stoner, Brad Bagniewski. Loren Salzwedel. and John Stellflue Row 2 Jason Engevold. Courtney Becker. Terry Wolter, Jim Lilia, Scott Kiedrowski. Greg Wright, Lon Truax. and Robert Wall Row 3 Bob Nichols. Tim Johnson. Mike Carhart Jim Brudos. coach Mr Lund, coach Mr Forster, coach Mr Goller, Todd Dick. Jerry Kramer, and Curtis Pratt Row 4 Jon Scarseth, David Mack. Allan Rife. Bert Lilia. Tim Anderson. Rich Ratajczek. Randy Tranberg, Tom Toppen. Brian Corcoran and Kevin Mack. W Football Highlights — -Pounding Iowa-Grant 33-0 -Double-overtime win over Holmen -Playing State Champs' , Westby as tough as anyone did - Kamikaze' defensive back drills with Mr. Goller -Our 99l 2 yard drive against Onalaska -Workouts on the new dip bars. Thanks a lot Chester! -New head coach Chuck Forster The Redmen team runs off the field after a vigorous warm-up 67 Football Played In The Rain J.V. Football team: Front row: Brian Rolbiecki, Brad Stoner, Kevin Gibbons, Scott Gunderson, Ken Sacia, Brett Nichols. Dan Duellman, Scott Kiedrowski, Randy Dornquast. Second row: Jody Wood, Todd Fernholz, Scott Olson, Pat Wagner, Ron Wells, Keith Kirkey, Joe Doelle. Tim Hammond. Coach Mr Benrud Third row: Coach Mr. Lee, Bill Green. Keith Truax, John Scarseth, Brady Olson. Tim Anderson, Jerry Kramer, David Mack, Kevin Ziegler, Roger Kamrowski. -Challenging LaCrosse Logan's J.V. (Class A school) and coming home with a Winning Victory of 34-0. -Our first five games were played like never before — in the rain. (In 4th game vs. West Salem, it was 40°, windy, and raining lightly and one of our players very seriously said, See, it's really nice for this game! ) -The one of a kind touchdown by Dan Duellman's running 95 yds. 2nd offensive play vs. Logan. - A very, very enjoyable group of young men to work with - very talented and good attitudes. Scoreboard G-E-T 6 Onalaska 14 C-E-T 16 Arcadia 0 G-E-T 10 LaCrescent 21 C-E-T 14 West Salem 12 G-E-T 28 Holmen 13 C-E-T 34 Logan 0 C-E-T 12 B.R.F. 22 68 Fight Remen Fight! Good Start Freshmen! 198« Freshmen Football Team Row 1: Manager Eric Leisgang, Mike Engen, Mike Lebakken, Jason Gelder, Kerry Baardseth, Cameron Cantlon. Row 2 Manager Scott Linberg, Omar Wingate. Wayne Dahl. Mark Duellman, Tony Bishop, Chad Dutton. Mark Thompson. Mike Brady, Jim Wells. Row 3: Coach Duellman. Brad Stanislowski, Ryan Pearson, Brad Byom. Mike Dale, Stephen Passwaters, Bobby Hanson. Cory Mahutga. Bryan Jacobs. Tedd McDonah. Row 4: Assistant Coach Tim Hovell, John Motszko, Craig Ziegler, Jeff Evanson. Jim Selck, Mark Jacobs. Greg Ziegler, Scott Paulson, Troy Thill. As the thirty-three hopeful players ran out onto the mud-filled field in the pouring rain, the dedicated fans cheered. Cory Mahutga kicked off and the game began. Mark Jacobs threw some excellent passes and Wayne Dahl made some fantastic receptions. Cory Mahutga, being leading rush- er for the season, held the fans in awe at his ability. But what game could be played successfully without some outstanding tackles? Tony Bishop led the team in that area. But, even after battling their way gallantly through four tough and seemingly never-ending quarters, this team still ended up losing. This is the way the freshmen football season went this year. Although they had a few close games, they were never triumphant. This did not put a damper on the teams spirit, however. All through the season, the morale remained high and the hope for a win never left their thoughts. Quite often, after fighting their way through a game, they ended up losing by less than a touchdown, In spite of all their efforts, enthusiasm, and love for the game, the 1985-86 freshmen football team was defeated every time they went out on the field. But, keeping an optimistic outlook, the brains behind the brawn. Coach Duellman is looking forward to a better season in the 1986-87 school year. Coach Duellman and the freshmen football team line up Chris Lebakken 4th Front Row: Chris Lebakken, Brett Nichols, Mike Lebakken, Shawn Griffin. Row 2: Troy Bauer, Pat Wagner, Karl Becker, Dan Guillou, Cory Feyen. Row 3: Corey Mahutga, Guy Nichols, Rick Griffin, Brad Bagniewski, Jamie Halverson, Bob Nichols, Randy Tranberg. Assistant Coach; Jeff Krauklis. 70 Jamie accepts a victory. Randy tries hard for a pin. Place At Sectionals The Senior wrestlers show their cheerleading ability. C-E-T 34 Mel-Min 33 C-E-T 37 Bangor 24 G-E-T 12 Arcadia 47 G-E-T 47 West Salem 15 G-E-T 18 Black River Falls 41 G-E-T 12 Holmen 38 G-E-T 11 Westby 53 G-E-T 24 LaCrescent 34 G-E-T 33 Onalaska 33 G-E-T 44 Whitehall 20 98 Cory Feyen Mike Lebakken 105 Chris Lebakken 119 Brett Nichols 126 Troy Bauer Dan Cuillou Pat Wagner 132 Karl Becker 138 Guy Nichols Corey Mahutga 155 Brad Bagniewski 167 Bob Nichols 185 Jamie Halverson HWT Randy Tranberg Head Coach Dennis Benrud Assistant Coach: Jeff Krauklis We improved our dual meet records from last year. Chris Lebakken made it to sectional again this year, and finished in fourth place. 71 Chris keeps top position. Gymnasts Place Amy Bakken, Tami Onsrud, Kim Olagson, Rosy Pieper, Carol Klimek, Darcy Chase, Coach Warriner, Tyra Cornell, Coach Cappel, Sheila Shock. Becky Critzman. Patty Hummel, Wanda Volkman, Beth Byom, Jennifer Dopp. 72 Senior. Beth Byom. gives her all in a bar routine. Jennifer Dopp contemplates her next move. Fourth At Sectionals 7} Best Ever! Concentrating very hard. Tina Moen hopes for a hole in one. Coach Warriner gives advice to two of her swingers.” Tammy's inspiring pep talks. Walking down the first fairway, shaking off a bad shot. The two extreme days in Sparta; 18 holes in 90 degrees and sunny (Sept. 7) 18 holes in 40 degrees and rain (Sept. 30). Team songs: Young Mrs. Warriner had a golf team, ee i ee i o.'' Fried Ham, Fried Ham-' Wearing Burger King Crowns. Stopping to buy watermelon and tomatoes on the way to prac- tice. Tammy's 43, Kirsten's 44, and Kim's 46. A dynamite 6th place finish in the Sparta Invitational, and three wins in dual competition. Losing to Central by only 3 strokes! •Team Medalist- TAMMY HANSON. Tammy has a var- sity record of 43 at Ettrick. •Most improved- DENA LEBAK- KEN Front Row: Kim Schultz. 2nd Row: Heather Bortle, Tina Moen, Amber Andersen. 3rd Row: Julie Amoth, Kirsten Mensing, Heather Moore, Tammy Hanson. Dawn Rindahl, Dena Lebakken. Right: Kim swings for a victory. Far Right Heather can t believe she missed that easy hole. Golf In Full Swing Front Row: Sean Brady. Scott Linberg, Mark Jacobs, Keith Truax. Bryan Jacobs. Back Row: Mr Lee. Scott Paulson. Dan Truax. Darin Olson. Andy Tranberg. Guy Amoth, Jim Beirne, Mike Byom. Greg Ofsdahl. Kevin Mack, Lon Traux. and Mr. Skwierawski. 75 Jim and Mike try to perfect their swings Chip and Greg enjoy practicing in the sunshine Better Hopes For Next Year! Kneeling: Andy Bishop, Coach Lund Standing: Tim Johnson, Todd Dick, David Mack, Brian Suttie. Erick Lettner, Dean Koopman. Joey Lakey, Kevin Mack, Rife Johnson. Not pictured: Allan Rife. Redmen Scoreboard G-E-T 61 Blair 54 G-E-T 58 Eau Claire Regis 73 G-E-T 50 Arcadia 54 G-E-T 56 West Salem 52 G-E-T 53 Black River Falls 66 G-E-T 58 New Lisbon 49 G-E-T 55 Melrose-Mindoro 57 G-E-T 60 Holmen 66 G-E-T 44 Westby 53 G-E-T 47 Winona Cotter 57 G-E-T 35 LaC rescent 40 G-E-T 40 Onalaska 62 G-E-T 43 Arcadia 77 G-E-T 55 West Salem 50 G-E-T 47 Black River Falls 44 G-E-T 48 Holmen 62 G-E-T 40 Westby 60 G-E-T 36 LaCrescent 43 G-E-T 61 Onalaska 85 G-E-T 38 Black River Falls 51 Wins-5 Losses-15 77 Erick Lettner goes up for a lay-up Small But Powerful Dan Duellman, Ken Sacia, Ron Spiltler, Tim Anderson, Scott Kiedrowski. Scott Gunderson, and coach; Mr. Forster. 78 Basketball games draw big crowds Freshmen Basketball Front Row: David Harwick, Jim Selck, Mark Duellman. 2nd Row: Brad Stanislowski, Ryan Pearson, Jeff Evanson, Tony Bishop. Brad Byom Not pictured, Chad Dutton The freshmen finished their basketball season win- ning only 2 of 12 games. They were a hard working group though they seldom lost by more than 4 or 5 points. The season's high points were two close wins, one at Westby in overtime and one against Onalaska Luther at home. Our leading scorer and most valuable player was Tony Bishop, averaging 13.7 points per game. The most improved player was Mark Duellman, who by the end of the season, had taken on the duties of point guard. Many other boys gave 100% of them- selves to make the season a success in ways that are more important than just wins and losses. I would like to take this opportunity to show my appreciation. Thank you to Tony Bishop, Brad Byom, Mark Duellman, Chad Dutton, Jeff Evanson, David Harwick, Ryan Pearson, Jim Selck, and Brad Stanislowski. 79 Coach Conzemius Varsity Girls Place Sherry watches anxiously while Cindy shoots a free throw Karen Tranberg tries hard for good offensive position 80 4th In Conference Row 1: Darci Poss. Coach Pampuch, Michelle Byrne, Row 2: Dawn Lund. Carey Stanislowski. Wanda Hunter. Cindy Engelien Kaszolka, Karen Tranberg, Tracy Canar, Karen Kohlmeyer, Sherry Mitchell, Paula Sullivan. Season Record; 12-8, 60% Conference Record: 8-4, 4th Place Top Three Scorers Sherry Mitchell-255 Tracy Canar-201 Karen Tranberg-168 Top Three Rebounders Tracy Canar-187 Karen Tranberg-166 Wanda Hunter-132 Top Three Steals Sherry Mitchell-66 Tracy Canar-42 Karen Kohlmeyer-42 Top Three Assists Sherry Mitchell-45 Karen Kohlmeyer-42 Cindy Engelien-23 Most Valuable-Karen Tranberg Miss Hustle-Sherry Mitchell Most Improved-Dawn Lund Most Enjoyable Trip-Westby Varsity Basketball girls warm up before a big game. J.V. Basketball First Row: Heidi Lund. Kathie Bagniewski, Darci Poss, Michelle Byrne, Paula Haug. Dawn Koopman, Jennifer Wilda. Second Row: Deena Mitchell, Kira Kaste, Krista Wilber, Jodi Kaszolka, Paula Sullivan, Claudine Kenyon, Carey Stanislowski, Judy Lange. Coach Mr Dueltman. 1985-86 1-16 6% Most points scored Best Field Goal % Michelle Byrne 14 Carey Stanislowski 4 for 7 56% Krista Wilber 11 Krista Wilber 3 for 6 50% Most Assists: Best Free-throw %: Carey Stanislowski 4 Michelle Byrne 4 for 5 80% Heidi Lund 3 Mechelle Byrne 6 for 8 75% Most Steals: Most Rebounds: Carey Stainslowski 6 Carey Stanislowski 15 Paula Haug 5 Jodi Kaszolka 11 Michelle Byrne 5 82 On-Coming J. V. Jenny Wilda goes up for a lay-up. Judy Lange is guarding her oppenent. Girls are upset after the referee's decision. First row: Dawn Koopman, Kathie Bagnewski, Darci Poss. Heidi Lund. Second Row: Jenny Wilda. Kira Kaste, Jodi Kaszolka, Claudine Kenyon, Deena Mitchell, Coach- Julie Bemis. Best Field Goal %: Heidi Lund 4 for 4 100% Darci Poss 5 for 7 71% Best Free-Throw %: Darci Poss 4 for 4 100% Jennifer Wilda 6 for 8 75% Most Rebounds: Jodi Kaszolka 10 Jodi Kaszolka 9 (2) Most Points Scored Darci Poss 18 Darci Poss 14 Most Assists Kira Kaste 2 Jodi Kaszolka 2 Most Steals Darci Poss 10 Darci Poss 7 83 Two Senior Girls Front Row: Senior Members Karen Tranberg, Tyra Cornell, Tracy Canar, Row 2: Dawn Koopman. Becky Critzman. Rosie Pieper, Kim Olafson, Coach Miss Werner, and Dana Johnson. Row 3: Dena Mitchell. Linda Bettesworth, Heather Hendrrick, Jenny Hill and Coach Mr Benrud. Tracy Canar Heather Hendrick,' Deena Mitchell Dawn Koopman Becky Critzman Rosy Piepr Darci Poss Jenny Hill Kim Olafson Sana Johnson Tyra Cornell Linda Bettesworth Karen Tranberg 400 meter, 200 meter, high jump (MVP) 800 meter Triple jump Relay Teams Relay Teams Relay Teams 1 mile. 800 meter 1 mile 2 mile Relay teams, 100 meter Triple jump Relay teams High jump, shotput (Most improved) Going to Black River Falls three times made the girls feel right at home. First year girls track goes to LaCrescent. G-E-T hosted two invitationals Always stopping to sample food after track meets Karen Tranberg Going to State in high jump. Tracy Canar going to state in 400 meter, 200 meter, and high jump. The girls decided Arcadia has the best looking Boys Track Team. Thanks to Mr. Benrud for taking us out to pizza. 84 Karen Tranberg, Coach Benrud, and Tracy Canar. Karen and Tracy are Seniors who were on track for all 4 years of High School. Go To State!!! Karen Tranberg throws shot and discuss but both at the same Tyra has time to chat with teammates before getting on the bus to time?!? Sectionals. 85 Seven New School Front Row: Coach Mr. Pampuch, Danny Duellman. Pat Wagner, Brian Rolbiecki, Scott Foster. Corey Feyen, Coach Mr. Duellman. Row 2. Troy Bauer, Rick Miner, Bob Nichols, Erick Lettner, Jason Engevold. Allan Rife. Todd Dick, John Dykstra, Tim Johnson. Bob Nichols clears the bar as he high jumps. 86 Records Are Set Members: 3 Seniors 11 Juniors 6 Sophomores 6 Freshmen Highlights: Team: School competition Efficiency For 1986 is 71%. 1. 5th of 12- LaCrosse Indoor 2. 4th of 15- Coulee Indoor 3. 6th of 12- Holmen Invit. 4. 3rd of 7- G-E-T Invit. I 5. 5th of 12- Logan Invit. 6. 2nd of 8- G-E-T Invit. II 7. 3rd of 6- Trempealeau County Meet 8. 3rd of 8- B.R. Falls Invit. 9. 1st of 5- G-E-T Invit. Ill 10. 2nd of 7- LaCrescent Invit. 11. 4th of 8- Coulee Conference 12. 2nd of 6- Modovi Invit. 13. 5th of 13- Whitehall Invit. 14..2nd of 10- Regional Meet Sectional Qualifiers: 1. Todd Dick - 100 m. Dash 2. Todd Dick - 200 mm. Dash 3. Bob Nichols - Pole Vault 4. Jason Engevold - Pole Vault 5. Allan Rife - Dan Duellman - Erick Lettner - Todd Dick - 400 m. relay 87 Bob Nichols aims high in the pole vault event. Best Ball Game This Front Row: Senior Members Robert Chip' Wall, Mark Towner, Kevin Spike Mack, Row 2: Scott Gunderson, Rife Johnson. Rick Griffin. Brad Bagnewski, Scott Foster, Courtney Becker, Ken Sacia, Row 3: Coach Russ Lund, Tim Johnson, Loren Salzwedel, Scott Kiedrowski, Mike Carhart, Todd Dick, and Allan Rife. Junior Varsity Members Jerry Kramer. Brad Byom, Brad Stoner, Brett Nichols. 88 Year At Melrose G-E-T varsity ball players accept a defeat from Arcadia. Chip Wall and Todd Dick head up for top of the 6th inning. G-E-T member safely slides into second base on a steal. 89 Goal: To Go To State Robert Chip Wall Mark Towner Kevin Spike Mack Scott Gunderson Rife Johnson Rick Griffin Brad Bagnewski Scott Foster Courtney Becker Ken Sacia Tim Johnson Loren Sazwedal Scott Kiedrowski Mike Carhart Todd Dick Allan Rife 3 Seniors 9 Juniors 4 Sophomores Best ballgame of the year played at Melrose. Even though Carhart is an excellent pitcher, we somehow manage to lose the the game for him A long ride home from West Salem after losing close game. Off to good start by winning the first two games against Osseo- Fairchild Our goal this year is to go to STATE. Osseo-Fairchild 16- 6 10- 0 Boys Club 7- 2 Arcadia 2- 1 West Salem 12-10 Melrose 11- 1 La Crosse A's 11- 3 Games won 2nd base Outfielder Outfielder Outfielder Catcher 3rd base Outfielder Pitcher Outfielder Catcher Outfielder Pitcher Catcher Infield 1st base Outfielder Pitcher Infield Outfielder Pitcher Shortstop Outfielder Class Couple Are Chosen Front Row: Heidi Ktedrowski. Tracy Canar. Kristin Emerson. Queen Heidi Rolbiecki. Amy Mckeelh. Stephanie Mr.chek Bobb, Boleman. Back Row Darrell Nelson. Mark Towner, Guy Nichols, King Robert Wall. Kevin Mack. Tom Toppen, Robert Nichols. King Robert Chip Wall and Queen Heidi Rolbiecki during Homecoming parade -Starting off Homecoming with the Bonfire and Sock-hop on Monday night. -Mark almost losing his job at Drugans, after being there only a week, (Where did all the dishes go?!!?) -Heidi K. forgetting she had to show up for halftime of the football game, and then showing up the 3rd quarter and demanding her rose. -Brian C. losing his check at Drugans right after he got it (Hey Brian! look on the Vikings head) -Chip and Heidi have to be different by going backwards during the parade. -Theme: Forever, and Band: Prestige. -Dreams come true for class couple. Chip and Heidi. King, Robert crowns Queen. Heidi. As King And Queen Top: Bobbi Bolman. Amy McKeeth. Heidi Rolbiecki. Kristin Emerson. Stephanie Mrachek, Tracy Canar. Heidi Kiedrowski; Bottom Robert Nichols. Mark Towner, Robert Wall. Guy Nichols, Darrell Nelson, Tom Toppen, Kevin Mack Stephanie and Tom enjoy each others company. Amy and Nick walking in the grand march. Seniors show their 1 school spirit. 93 FHA Week A Front Row: Karla Kramer. Wendy Johnson. Kan Stellflug. Herdi Rolbiecki Nina Sunislowski. Uri Tho n Row Karen Lan, Schmidt, Christine Walske. Linda Nelson. Heather Moore. Stephanie Mrachek Row Ros ePtpep ' ngre B . Lisa Goller. Dana Johnson. Kathy Dusso, Miss Werner-Advisor. Row 4: Amber Andersen, lamp- Lebakken. Tina Moen, Dawn Rindahl. President: Lori Thompson Vice President: Karla Kramer Treasurer: Lisa Goller Secretary: Nina Stanislowski Recreation: Kari Stellflug Putting on different faces for the Halloween Dance that our club sponsored. Attempting to play Santa, by answering letters from grade school kids. Thanksgiving project for Marinuka Manor. Sponsored child for Christian Childrens Fund. Trip to Menomonie (Stout) Running the Concession Stand at football games. Karen Tranberg and Linda Nelson prepare for the Crazy Dinner • . i r11 a a_,J ,L _ Big HU Heid. and Sheryl caught at a moment they least expect it. K,m sticks around to help clean up after the F.H.A. and Ind. Tech. Banquet. 95 Brian Corcoran — Front Row Mr. Hendrickson, advisor. Tom Toppen. Kurt Kopp. Randy Tranberg, Brian Corcoran. Second Row: Brenda Kast. Karen Tranberg. Lani Schmidt. Roxie Kriesel. Vicki Craig. Shelly Severson. Third Row: Paul Evenson. Greg Wright. Curt Pratt. Kevin Kopp, Tim Hammond Top Row: Tim Walsky. Dean Koopman. Brian Suttie. Ken Ziegler. Duane Swenson. FFA Officers-Pres. Brian Corcoran. Vice Pres. Brian Suttie, Sec. Roxie Kriesel, Treas.-Tom Toppen, Rcporter-Lani Schmidt, Sen- tinel-Karen Tranberg. Parliamentarian-Curt Pratt, Chaplain- Greg Wright. WJDA Officers- Pres. Randy Tranberg, Sec. Kurt Kopp. Rod Tisthammer recieved Wisconsin Farmer Degree. Brian Corcoran chosen Star Farmer of Section III. Vickie Kriesel chosen Trem- pealeau County Fair Queen. Parliamentary Procedure team went to state. Delegates attended State and National FFA Conventions. WJDA delegates attended and participated in State Convention and Dairy Show. Chapter held parent member awards banquet. Chapter advisor was appointed area representative for National FFA TV Coverage. Silver rating at State Convention in Building Our American Communities Program. Bronze rating in the Safe- ty Program. Gold rating in the National Chapter Awards Pro- gram. % Members go to Kansas City Convention. Star Farmer Front Row Todd Fernholz, Troy Bauer, Jamie Ratajczek, Tom Toppen, Kurt Kopp, Randy Tranberg, Brian Corcoran Row 2: Craig Ziegler, Alisa Rockenback, Brenda Kast, Karen Tranberg, Lani Schmidt, Roxie Kriesel, Vicki Craig, Shelly Severson, Mr. Hendrickson; Advisor. Row 3; Jim Brudos, Jody Wood, Paul Evenson, Greg Wright, Curt Pratt. Kevin Kopp, Tim Hammond. Kevin Ziegler. Row 4. Cameron Cantlon. Brad Senn. Mark Hunter, Tim Walsky, Dean Koopman, Brian Suttie, Ken Ziegler, Duane Swenson. Mike Heinz. 97 Parliamentary Procedure Team Shelly Severson. Lani Schmidt, Roxie Kriesel. Randy Tranberg, Karen Tranberg. Tom Toppen. Future Farmers of America entertain the faculty during FFA Week. Choir Class Act Chorus Members: First row: Ronda Solberg, Rosy Pieper, Laurie Bauer. Wendy Headtke, Jennifer Severson, lanna Frisby Scott Foster Rick Gnffen, Pat Wagner. Nick Nichols, Deena Mitchell, Julie Silha, Chris Stuhr, Julie Lettner. Bonnie Lakey. Second row: Director Jan Zabloski Johanna Hagon, Rachel Rand, Tracey Mason. Michelle Ruselier, Paula Boyer, Tami Onsrud, Heather Hendricks, Eric Pearson. Archie Sokolik Mike Heinz. Rob Losacker. Greg Wright. Mark Thompson, Tyra Cornell, Melinda Butt. Tonja Brandt. Julie Amoth. Chris Walske Mary Ofsdahl, Cynda Solberg Third row: Chris Thompson, Betsy Transberg, Sherry Mitchell. Pam Hjerleid, Lisa Rockenback, Patti Brophy Tammy Schindler. Diane Thill, Dawn Thompson, Ken Beck, Erick Lettner, Andy Bishop. Kevin Mack, Jim Russo. Boyd Grant, Tricia Ronning, Lisa Onsrud, Vicki Craig, Amy Stegemeyer, Brita Hogden, Terry Gooden, Kelly Grant. -Being chosen to go to Eau Claire to perform with the Eau Claire Uni- versity Choir. -Milwaukee students coming down for a concert and staying with choir students for the weekend. -Carrie Roehl playing the cello for the choir and performing two so- los. -Students going to Iowa. -Solo and Ensembles contest in April where over half the choir will peform solos. -We will be having our second an- nual Music Banquet this year -Three concerts -Honors choir students audition in Eau Claire -Singing Valentines sung by the Senior Girls Barbershop. -Madrigals singing for Good Fri- day Service at French Creek. -First jazz instrumental and vocal concert. Senior Barber Shop. Lori Thompson, Holly Winn, Jennifer Severson, Cynda Solberg. 98 Madrigals And Jazz Groups n— ——1 ib Madrigals: Kelly Grant. Mary Ofsdahl, Tammy Schindler, Holly Winn, Diane Thill. Sandi Thompson, Chris Thompson, Julie Silha, Greg Wright, Jennifer Severson, Bobby Nichols, Johanna Hagon, Erick Lettner, Cynda Solberg, Boyd Grant, Eric Pearson, Archie Sokolik. Jazz Singers: Left to Right Boyd Grant. Karen Kohlmeyer, Kevin Mack, Sherry Mitchell, Deena Mitchell. Erick Lettner, Holly Winn. Bobby Nichols, Chris Thompson, Mary Ofsdahl. 99 Pep Band Plays This year has been a very eventful one for the band. We again marched on the field at Homecoming even though it was pouring and we also kept up our beloved one-year tradition of Wind Ensemble. We even sold candles again along with chocolate Santas as our fund raisers for the year. However, the band did do many new things this year (not that we liked all of them). For example, we started taking melodic and rhythmic dictation We were lucky they weren't graded! We also started another joy of our life — learning scales by heart. But we had a lot of fun playing in 'The Battle of The Bands contest for a Catbirds game, and looked very sharp in our new matching shirts (sounded pretty good, too). We had a lot of fun singing on the the way with Dar- rell, our leader. Our year even has the hopes of an even better year with the school board's O. K. for a summer band program and a major band trip to Florida for the the Gator Bowl during Christmas vacation. Along with that is Mr. Krauklis' promise that he will indeed keep throwing his baton into the flute section. 1986 Band Officers: Kira Kaste; Freshman Representative, Lori Thompson; Secre- tary, Rob Drieslein; Sophomore Representative. Dale Dahl; Treasurer, Darrell Nelson; Vice-President, Bob Nichols; President. 100 At Catbirds Game G-E-T 1986 Jazz Ensemble. Row 1: Kelly Grant. Eric Nelson. Holly Winn, Cynda Solberg. Row 2: Bobbi Bolman. Rob Drieslein, Rick Miner, Bob Nichols, Boyd Grant. Row 3: Sean Brady. Loren Salzwedel, Dale Dahl. Kristi McDonah. Canda Smith. Not Pictured: Allan Rife. Karen Tranberg, and Mark Thompson. 101 Forensics Students Go To State Front Row: Mrs. Lerum, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Jessesski, Sandy Thompson, Hollie Daffinson, Boyd Grant, Jennifer Severson. Andy Bishop, Johanna Hagon, Jill Hovre, Christine Walske. Lani Schmidt. Jenny Hill. Heather Moore, Robert Drieslein Jill, Johanna, Chris, Hollie, Pam and Brady advance to State Competition. Six G-E-T Students have advanced to State competition which will be held in Madison April IB. In order to go on to State, these students had to receive scores of at least 19 points out of 25 possible, in at least two of the three times they presented their speeches at District competition in LaCrosse. They were judged on such things as voice quality, poise, and content of their speech. 102 High Quiz Bowl Teams Varsity High Quiz: Jamie Larson. Chris Jessessky-Alternate. Becky Evenson-Captain, Paul Peterson, Eric Bowen. Cameron Cantlon. Jeff Crebo, Robert Drieslein, Dawn Thompson. Kathy Bagniewski. Jean Oedsma, Robert Hanson. in picture G-E-T participates each month in high quiz with Trempealeau County schools via cable television. Both teams enjoy the competition and are doing well. The varsity team was defeated by West Salem in a single elimination match on channel 8. Advisor: Mr. Christianson 103 No Trip INDUSTRIAL TECH. MEMBERS: Ken Peplinski, Kevin Gibbons, Jim Beirne, Scott Paulson, Mark Walske.Kim Olafson, Dana John- son. Sandy Johnson. Rosy Pieper, Keith Truax, Chip Wall, Chris Ziegler. Tony Bishop, Kari Stellpflug, Mike Brady. Wendy Haedtke, Mark Jacobs. Mike Carhart, Sandi Thompson. Tammy Hanson, Sherry Mitchell, Steve Yates, Tom Toppen, Brian Suttie, Tim Ander- son, Scott Gunderson, Joe Doelle, Duane Swenson, Shawn Griffin, Dan Truaxx, Ron Spittler, Brad Stanislowski, Sage Kramer, Jim Brudos. Jim Henderson. Andy Tranberg, Curtis Pratt. Jenny Pratt, Mark Hansen, Kevin Kopp. Eric Moen, Bart Gardner. Mike Selck, Eric Nelson. Jody Wood, Dan Duellman, Dave Mack, Scott Ander- egg, Roger Kamersowski, Jason Thompson, Tim Walsky, Mark Junter, Greg Wright, Price Kopp, Paul Evenson, Jamie Ratajczek, Troy Bauer, Mark Duellman. Tim Johnson, Tim Vondrasek, Rick Ratajczek. Kim Sullivan, Ron Bishop, Mike Lebakken, Scott Lin- berg, Bryan Jacobs, Corey Feyen, Keith Kirkey, Tim Gooden, Rick Miner, Lon Truax, Mike Cottingham, Rife Johnson, Jason Byom, Amber Andersen. Dawn Rindahl, Ken Brophy, John Kramer, Ron Walski. Allan Rife, Kurt Kopp. Brian Rolbiecki, Tom Jostad, Dave Sims. Dean Koopman, Bobbi Bolman, Dave Peplinski, Chris Lebak- ken, Greg Hanson, and Wendy Johnson. It was a slow paced year for the Technology Education Club. The big reason of course being that the club was denied its annual field trip. The club had planned on visiting several sites around the Chicago-Milwaukee area. The club had its major fund raising event go very well, working at the football concession stand. The annual banquet was held on May 21, with barbequed chicken and all the trimmings on the menu. Plans are already under way for the club's field trip next year — several sites are being considered, including Detroit, Chicago or Montreal Canada. 104 This Year John. Eric. Jamie. Tom J., Tom T.. and Dean enjoy a candle light dinner. Mr Duellman and Jeff R Prepare chicken on the grill for the F.H.A. and Industrial Tech. Club banquet. Julie Lettner has a hard time choosing what kind of chicken she wants. Scott Gunderson tries to figure out how this machine works. Dana Johnson and Mr Prussing stop to pose for a picture while opening bags of chips. 105 Bonjour! Front Row: Mrs. Christianson, Brenda Butman, Christina Stuhr, Luanne Sieger, Paula Sullivan, Tonja Brandt, Carrie Stanislowski. Krista Wilbur. Tami Wolfe, Row 2: Jill Hovre. Canda Smith, Lisa Goller, Linda Nelson, Sandra Osborn, Linda Bettesworth. Carol Klimek, Christine Komperud Row 3: Michelle Munson. Susan LaFleur, Heather Hendrik, Rebecca Thompson. Darcy Chase, Tamara Hansen. Jennifer Wilda. Kira Kaste, Heidi Lund Row 4: Michelle Kujak, Jennifer Ryan, Jane Hilton. Jennifer Schaller, Kevin Gibbons, Kelly Grant. Jamie Larson, Archie Sokolik. Eric Nelson. — Going out caroling, singing tradi- tional French carols. — Dressing up in traditional French costumes like the court jester. Na- poleon. the clowns and the painter. — Foreign Language Week with speakers talking about their travels to Paris and showing us their sou- venirs. — Tasting traditional French foods prepared by students such as tarte- lettes aux fruits, and la mousse au chocolat. Bon Appetit! Dressed in traditional French costumes. Heather Hendrick. Linda Bettesworth, and Tamara Hansen enjoyed the festivities of the Mardi Gras dance during National Foreign Language Week. 106 Hola! Judy Lange. Donna Schlesser, and Kristi McDonah in traditional gaucho costumes during the Mardi Gras Dance. Going out caroling, singing traditional Spanish Christmas songs and then coming back to the high school to try our luck (suerte) at breaking the pinata. with fondu and Mexican dip after- wards. Dressing up in the traditional cos- tumes of the gauchos. with the authen- tic sombreros, panchos, and morracas. Observing High School Foreign Lan- guage Week with a variety of activities including the visits of several local community people who spoke to us and showed us their souvenirs of their travels to Peru, Ecudar. and Mexico. One of the tasting sessions during that week was dip a la Mexicana which was prepared by the students. ;Buen Prove- cho! Our evening at Chi Chi's when we got our paper sombreros. Front Row: Chris Digby. Cassandra Mahoney, Kristina Moen, Kim Schultz, Shana Senn, Tami Wolfe, Dawn Lund, Christine Thompson. Row 2: Jennifer Dopp, Beth Byom. Tina Dutton, Diane Buchholz, Chris James, Lance Tuscany. Jodi Brandes, Jennifer Nehs, David Sims, Row 3 Michael Byom, Beth Walske, Kristi McDonah, Cory Mallas, Mrs. Christianson. Row 4: Cindy Engelien, David Mikrut, Judy Lange, Kathie Bagniewski, Dawn Rand, Wanda Volkman. Shelly Maas, Patricia Peterson. Row 5: Shawn Griffin, Luanne Sieger, Jamie Larson. Rife Johnson. Jennifer Brunkow, Heather Wagner. Angie Backler, Donna Schlesser Row ©: Sheryl Wieczorek, Daniel Truax. Todd Dick. Amy Brunkow. Traci Matiak, Karen Ryder, Heidi Kiedrowski, Kim Sullivan. 107 Computerized Library Heather Bortle, Chris Walske, Mary Cottingham, Stacey Gunderson. Deanna Lilia, Kathy Wallace, Beth Walske, Kris McDonah. Ruth Drummer, Chris Erickson, Chris James, Tracey Olafson, Debbie VanRiper, Julie Amoth, Angie Backler, Lisa Collar, Mike Heinz, Jill Hovre, Linda Nelson, Rosy Pieper, Donna Schlesser, Vicki Schubert, Canda Smith, Betsy Tranberg. Officers this year are: President-Heather Bortle, Vice President- Chris Walske, Treasurer-Beth Walske, Secretary-Kris McDonah. We have been having our bake sales for the year. Different from all other years, we now have computerized the library circulation system. We will have our annual party at Mrs. Henke's house. There was a Christmas party and drawing for a poinsettia. Student librarian, Jill Hovre is busy working with libraries computers. 108 S.A.D.D. Chapter And A.V. Club S.A.D.D. Chapter: (front row) Karen Tranberg, Lani Schmidt, Robin Bishop, Julie Amoth, Kari Stellpflug, Paul Peterson, (back row) Shelly Severson, Tricia Ronning, Brian Corcoran, Randy Tranberg, Sandi Thompson, Darrell Nelson, Kevin Mack, Mr. Skwierawski, and Jay Creengrass. Julie, Robin, Kari, Sandi, Paul, and Mr. Skwierawski attended a S.A.D.D. Workshop in LaCrosse. The movie The S.A.D.D. Story was shown to the entire school, grades 9 through 12, during their health gym classes. Contracts for Life were also distributed to these students. Plans include a Prom Project, talking to the 8th grade, and speakers. A.V. Club: (front row) Tammy Schindler, lanna Frisby, Johanna Hagon (second row) Mrs. Robinson, Darin Olson, and Tim Schindler. Not pictured: Laurie Dale, Jim Beirne, Brady Olson. 109 Five Go To D.C. Sandi Thompson, Kari Stellpflug. Kevin Mack, Heidi Rolbiecki, Chip Wall, and Brian Corcoran. Project Close-up took a trip to Oconomowoc for the Wisconsin Student Caucus. Brian Corcoran, Chip Wall, Kari Stellpflug, Heidi Rolbeicki, and Kevin Mack took a trip to Washington D.C. in May. Other members of Project Close-up are Heather Bortle, Paul Lund, Tom Toppen, Mike Byom, Dawn Lund, Heather Moore, Todd Dick, Eric Nelson, Jenny Hill, Roxie Kriesel, Mary Qfsdahl, Johanna Hagon. Five seniors will visit D.C. May 4th for five days of intensive participation in the process of American Government. Kari, Heidi, Brian, Kevin, and Chip will visit the House of Representatives, the Senate, Capitol, Supreme Court and many other Federal Agencies. They will have the opportunity to sit in on government hearings and observe the daily business of government. no National Honor Society Row 1: Advisor Mrs. Nelson. Christine Walske, Brian Suttie. Tom Toppen, Lori Thompson. Row 2: Becky Evenson, Heather Bortle, Deanna Lilia. Kari Stellpflug, Sandi Thompson. Row 3: Dawn Lund. Mary Ofsdahl, Karen Kohlmeyer. Heather Moore. Mark Towner jenny Hill Row 4: Roxie Kriesel. Tina Moen, Beth Walske, Karen Tranberg, Greg Wright Missing: Allan Rife Newly inducted NHS members for 1985. New sophomore members elected in spring of 198o for NHS. This year the National Honor Soci- ety undertook two major projects- painting the sportsmanship code and school song in the gym and rewriting its by-laws so that sopho- mores can be inducted into the or- ganization in the spring. It also maintained a few N.H.S. traditions such as helping with Parent Teach- er Conferences and ushering at graduation. Officers this year were: President-Tom Toppen, Vice Presi- dent-Christine Walske, Treasurer- Brian Suttie and Secretary-Lori Thompson. ill 1986 Prom 198o Prom Court: Sherry Mitchell and Dale Dahl, Cindy Engelien and Todd Dick, Sheryl Wieczorek and Joey Lakey. Queen Val Bishop and King Karl Becker. Shana Senn and Brad Bagniewski, Karen Kohlmeyer and Mike Carhart, Mary Ofsdahl and Rife Johnson. Val's first reaction to being announced as Prom Queen was one of total surprise. Karen, Mike, Cindy, and Todd enjoy gazing out into the audience during the Grand March. 112 Is Tropical '85 Prom King Brian and Queen Karla and '86 King Karl and Queen Val during Brad Bagniewski escorts Shana Senn during the Grand Grand March. March. 1686 Prom King and Queen: Karl Becker and Val Bish op. King: Karl Becker Queen: Val Bishop Welcome to Paradise was the theme of the Junior's successful Prom. On April 19, 1986 Karl Becker and Valerie Bishop were chosen King and Queen to reign over Prom festivities. The rest of the court were: Shana Senn Brad Bagniewski Mary Ofsdahl Rife Johnson Sherry Mitchell Dale Dahl Cindy Engelien Todd Dick Karen Kohlmeyer Mike Carhart Sheryl Wieczorek . Joey Lakey The gym was highlighted with Paradise sceneries by Bruce Klu- bertanz. These sceneries consisted of a volcano, palm trees, a bubbling fountain, floating candles, and a beautiful bridge. Some of the memories that everyone will remember: — Our great Advisor's scrambling around trying to park every- ones cars. — Junior Class ate together at Drugans. — Our theme song Welcome to Paradise , by John Waite. — Each Junior girl receiving a colored leis. — Dancing to Hit 105 all night long. — The Prom glasses were a big seller. — The fake ceiling; balloons and fishnet don't work! — To end our successful night we decided to journey to LaCrosse for breakfast at Perkins, O.J. was main order. Best All Around! 1986 Drumbeat Staff: Row 1: Lance Tuscany, Assistant Editors Jill Hovre and Amy Harrison, Scott Foster, Johanna Hagon. Row 2: Karl Becker, Rosy Pieper, Cory Malles, Shelly Maas. Row 3: Eric D. Nelson, Editor Becky Evenson, Rob Drieslsin. Not pictured: Ruth Williamson, Photographer Karen Tranberg, Jennifer Severson and Jeff Kunzelman. Drumbeat The staff scrambles each month to put out the month- ly paper, The Drumbeat. The staff writes all stories and produces the September and February papers. During other months, the Written Communications Class writes most of the stories while the staff pro- duces the paper. When hours get long pasteing and arranging, pizza is sometimes used to help get the paper out. The paper is printed on the Apple computer using the Apple Writer II program. Pictures are me- chanically transferred to photo paper at the Gazebo. The staff pastes each individual page and then copies are run in the office. We feel the Drumbeat is one of the best school newspapers we've seen of it's type. The Drumbeat is practically self-supporting buying most of its supplies with money from ads and subscrip- tions. 1986 Editor: Becky Evenson Co-Editors for 1986-87: Jill Hovre Amy Harrison The newspaper staff, along with Advisor Mrs. Lerum, study the newly printed version of the Drumbeat. 114 New Projects For Ecology Club Front Row: Christine Walske, Tina Moen. Sondi Mahoney, Jenny Hill, Luanne Sieger, Chris Thompson. Kevin Mack, Kristi McDonah, Jill Hovre. Row 2: Mr. Myers, Roxie Kriesel, Tammy Hanson, Shelly Severson, Heather Moore, Kari Stellpflug, Brian Corcoran, Beth Walske, Eric Nelson, and Rob Drieslein. Last week in April we burned the school forest. The Ettrick Rod Gun Club gave us funds to replant the school forest and to maybe build a trail in the future. James Morin gave the commu- nity a Polar Bear slide show which was sponsored by the Ecology Club. The Crane Counts at four in the morning (no sleeping guys!!) The pros taught some of us how to really bird watch. Ecology Club Officers: Heather Bortle-President Beth Walske-Vice President Jenny Hill-Treasurer Kristi McDonah-Recording Secretary Heather Moore- Corresponding Secretary David Mikrut and Jody Wood keep the fires burning at the school forest. Beth Walske and Chris James enjoy packaging tubers at the Wildlife Refuge which will be planted along the banks of the Mississippi to save the Canvas Back Ducks. 115 New I.D. Cards Ski Club Members: Rick Griffin, Dawn Hein, Kathy Feyen, Brian Rolbiecki, Jim Beirne, Jenny Wilda. Karen Ryder, Kim Duel!, Dan Guillou, Shawn McConnel, Sheryl Wieczorek. Dana Johnson, Mark Duellman, Brian Corcoran, Pam Hjerleid, John VanVleet, Amy Brunkow, Greg Ofsdahl, Wayne Howe, Mary Ofsdahl, Sandi Thompson, Lori Dick, Cathy Davison. Sherry Mitchell, Kevin Mack, Jason Engevold, Betsy Tranberg, Keith Kuchan, Jodi Kaszolka, Bobbi Bolman, Wendy Johnson, Bob Nichols, Ralph Zabrowski, Cindy Engelein, Jenny Hill. Dawn Lund, Lon Truax. Beth Byom, Al Urban. Dave Urban, Kevin Kopp, Mark Hanson, Mike Carhart, Brad Byom, Scott Keidrowski, Brady Olson. David Sims, Dan Truax, Mary Ekern, Jenny Brunkow, Julie Lettner. Wendy Schock, Kim Sullivan, Janelle Kramer, Mark Towner. Mark Hunter, Chris Lebakken, Jeff Rolbiecki, Scott Paulson, Kirsten Mensing 116 Junior Girls stop to pose for pictures before hitting the slopes. Guys stop to pose for picture before hitting the slopes For Ski Club Members Look out here we come. Look, no hands!! Says Alan. Cynda Solberg takes a break during skiing, but are you sure this is the right place Cynda? Ski trip to Welch Village. Mt. LaCrosse Saturday night specials. Everyone piling into the sauna and whirlpool after a hard days skiing. Brett Bill Johnson Bolman outskiing and jumping everyone in the Tri State area. Everyone finally getting to sleep at 3:30 because of Mr. Everyone getting rudely awakened at 7:30 by Mr. and Mrs. Lerums crude, but loud attempt at singing. The new Ski Club I.D. cards. 117 Juniors guys Rick, Mike, and Tim enjoy the bus ride to Mt. La- Crosse. Computer Club New At G-E-T Front Row: Bernadette Kielas. Joann Lebakken. Jill Hovre, Rosey Pieper. Ruth Williamson. Ryan Pearson. Eric Bowen. Lance Tuscany. Archie Sokolik, Richard Wera. Eric Beirne. Scot Anderegg. Bill Brady. Eric Nelson, Chris Jessesski. Jason Thompson. Tim Gooden. Not Pictured: Jeff Kunzelman, John Dykstra, Ron Lund, Tracy Herzog, Eric Pearson, Keith Kuchan and Jean Oedsma. The Computer Club has had a good start working on robotics, a computer match-up service, and the club also purchased some new equipment. President: Jeff Kunzelman Vice President: Chris Jessesski Secretary and interm president: Ber- nadette Kielas 118 Jill Hovre works on the computer after school. Pep Club Pep Club: Front Row: Deanna Lilia, Dawn Middleton, Tyra Cornell. Sandra Thompson. Kari Stellpflug. Heidi Rolbiecki. Jennifer Schaller. Tami Wolfe. Hollie Daffinson. Row 2: Jennifer Evanson, Bobbi Bolman, Kristin Emerson. Wendy Johnson. Kim Duell. Mary Ofsdahl, Heidi Bortle. Chris Thompson. Cindy Engelien. Row 3: Stephanie Mrachek, Holly Winn, Linda Nelson. Sheila Salzwedal Traci Matiak Amy Brunkow. Shari Williams. Karen Ryder. Mr Myers. Row 4: Karla Kramer. Julie Silha, Lisa Coller. Sheryl Wieczorek. Val Bishop. Sherry Mitchell. Kim Schultz. Rachel Rand. Mr. Jessesski. Back Row: Shelly Severson, Roxie Kriesel. Melinda Burt. Wendy Schock. Julie Lettner, Janelle Kramer. Mary Ekern, Lori Dick, Sheila Schock, Wanda Volkman Finally getting out of the hole. As usual — a great turnout (Every- one showing up for pictures) The Junior guys were our real Pep Club. Our 1 advisors Mr. Myers and Mr. Jesseski. Pep Club members cheer the football team on to victory. President: Heidi Rolbiecki Vice President: Kim Duell Treasurer: Kari Stellpflug Secretary: Holly Winn Junior boys show their pep at a basketball game. 119 The Memories Of This Editor: Karla Kramer Co-Editors: Julie Amoth and Chris James Staff: Tammy Schindler, Stacey Gunderson, Kristi McDonah, Beth Walske, Tina Dutton, Amy McKeeth, Steph Mrachek, Nina Stanis- lowski. All the work that goes into this book from September of '85 to June of 86 pays off when we actually see our work made into a book. Not only is this a book; it is like an album of memories from our high school years. The memories, happy and sad, will last forever. Although our yearbook staff is very small, everybody works hard from 3:45 to 5:00 o'clock every Wednesday. The 1986 yearbook costs $13 for each student and generous patrons gave us $20 each. We sold key chains and candy bars to further support our yearbook. Tina and Beth work together on the Freshman section. Stacey surprised by the camera!?! 120 Year Will Last Forever Amy cannot decide what to do next. Student Council Row 1: Jeff Evanson. Mark Duellman. Shawn Griffin. Dawn Koopman, Karen Kolmeyer, Jenny Hill. Cindy Engelien. Row 2: Dale Dahl. Dan Guillou. Brain Rolbiecki. Wendi Schock, Julie Lettner, Row 3: Sandi Thompson, Holly Winn. Heidi Rolbiecki, Kari Stellpflug, Greg Ofsdahl, Brian Corcoran, Todd Dick, Advisors: Mr. Gautch and Ms. Gresch. President: Sandi Thompson Vice President: Jenny Hill Secretary: Holly Winn Treasure: Kari Stellpflug Co-Historians: Karen Kohlmeyer and Cindy Engelien -Not such a successful Homecoming -Snowball Week - the vacant dance-the activity period relays -Air band competition -Helping raise food for food pantry during basketball games -Which Wednesday is it? -Where is everybody? Students, parents and Galesville residents enjoy homecoming activities in the square. 122 Faculty Mr Wessel Principal Mr Fitzpatrick Assistant Principal Science Mr Lund Guidance Counselor Mrs Henke Librarian Mr Accola Mathematics Mrs. Christianson Foreign Language Mr Christianson History Mr Duellman Industrial Education Mr Forster Social Studies Mr Frisby Computer Science Mr. Gautsch Mathematics Ms. Gresch English Mr Collet Social Studies Mrs. Hanson Business Education Mr. Hendrickson Agriculture Mr. Jessesski English History Mr Klubertanz Art Mr Krauklis Instrumental Music Mrs Lerum English Mrs Meunier General Education Mr Myers Science Mrs Nelson Englsih Mrs. Nerby Business Education Mr. Pampuch Science Mrs. Pellowski English Mr Prussing Industrial Education Mr Skwierawski Physical Education Mrs. Strand Mathematics Mrs. Warriner Physical Education Miss Werner Home Economics Mrs. Zabloski Vocal Music Mrs. Nyre General Education Mr Howard Superintendent Mr Zaborowski Business Manager LVEC 123 Life At G-E-T 124 Mike shows his true talents during Phy. Ed. class. G-E-T vs. Onalaska in a basketball game. Senior Directory Anderson. Richard Bakken. Lori Spanish Club 10,11, FHA 11-12, Student of the Month- Introduction to Industrial Arts (12) and Business Education (12). Bauer. Melissa Gymnastics 9-10. Bauer. Troy Industrial Technology Club 10,12, Letterwinners Club 11- 12, French Club 9, All High School Bonspiel 9,10,12, FFA WJDA 12. Basketball 10, Football 9-11. Wrestling 11- 12. Track 9-12 Beirne. Jim Industrial Technology Club 9-12. Newspaper 11. Ski Club 9-12, All High School Bonspiel 9-10, Bana 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. Pep Band 9-12, A.V. Club 9-12, Basketball 9- 10. Football 9-10. Baseball 9, Golf 9-12. Berger, Becky FHA 12 Betz. Shalley Bielefeldt, Richard Industrial Technology Club 9-11, FFA WJDA 9-12. Bishop. Mark Bolman. Bobbi Industrial Technology Club 12, Pep Club 10-12, Ski Club 12. All High School Bonspiel 9-10. Bank 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12. Pep Bana 9-12, Jazz Band 12, Homecoming Court 12. Pom Pon 10-12. Bor tie, Heather Forensics 9-11, Industrial Technology Club 12. Yearbook 10- 11, Ecology Club 1 l,12(president), Letterwinners Club 11- 12. Spanish Club 10-12. Library Club 9-12(president), All High School Bonspiel 9-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-12, FHA Club 9-10,1 l(officcr). 12. NHS 10-12, Girls Golf 11-12, Student of the Month Math (10) and Science (11). delegate to Badger Girls State 11. 5th in Science Symposium in 84 and 4th in Science Symposuim in 85 and received honor's rating at Madison Science Congress in 85 Bork, Darrell Industrial Technology Club 11. FFA WJDA 9-11 Brady. Faith Pom Pon 11 Buchholz. Ron French Club 9. Burns Jim Ski Club 9-12. Butt. Melinda Pep Club 11-12, Chorus 11-12. FHA Club 10, Wrestling Cheerleader 11-12. Byom. Beth Letterwinners Club 9-12. Spanish Club 11-12, Ski Club 12. Pep Band 9, Prom Court 11. Gymnastics 9-12. Track 9. Gymnastics Most Improved 9 and 11. Byom. Mike Spanish Club 11-12, Wrestling 10. Golf 9-12. Canar. Tracy Industrial Technology Club 10-11, Letterwinners Club 9-12, Spanish Club 11, Ail High School Bonspiel 9-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-12, Bank 9-10, Solo and Ensembles 9-10. Student Council 9-11, FHA 10-11, Homecoming Court 12, Basketball 9-12, Track 9-12, State Track 11. Most Valuable Track (11). Most Improved Basketball (11). Chase, Roger Conrad. Kevin Corcoran. Brian Industrial Technology Club 9-12. Ecology Club 9-12. Letterwinners Club 10-12, Newspaper 12. Ski Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 12. Student Council 10-12, FFA, WJDA 9-ll(FFA President) and 12. Prom King 11. Class Officer-President 9, Basketball 9-11. Football 9-12, Baseball 9, Student of the Month Agriculture (11), Project Close-Up 12. SADD 12. Honorable Mention 11, All Conference 12, All-Region 12 (Football). Cornell, Tyra Pep CIud 9-12, Letterwinners Club 9-12, Chorus 9-12, Football Cheerleader 9-12, Basketball Cheerleader 10-11, Gymnastics 9-12, Golf 10-11, Track 9-12, Most Improved Track 9, Most Improved Gymnastics 12. Cottingham. Mary Library Club 11-12. Docken, Blake Football 9-10, Wrestling 9-10. Ski Club 11. Dopp. Jennifer Letterwinners Club 9-12, Spanish Club 11-12, Gymnastics 9-12. Track 9. Dutton. Connie Emerson, Kristin Pep Club 9-12, French Club 9, 11, Spanish Club 12. Band 9- 12. Pep Band 9-10. Student Council 11, Homecoming Court 12, Pom Pon 11-12, Golf 9. Erickson. Dawn FHA 9-12 tvan on, Jennifer Pep Club 10-12, French Club 9, 11. Adult Bonspiel 11, Prom Court 11. Pom Pon 10-12, Track 10, Cross Country 9- 10 Student of the Month Business Education (11). Evenson, Becky Pep Club 12. Newspaper 11-12, Band 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Pep Band 9-12, High Quiz 9-12. NHS 11- 12. Track 12. Grant. Jeff Football 9. Gundetson. Stacey Yearbook 11-12, Library Club 9-12, Band 9-10, Solo and Ensembles o Pep Band 9-10. Henderson, Dan French Club 9-10. Football 9-10. Wrestling 9-11, Track 9 Herzog. Tracy Hill, Christine Spanish Club 11-12, Gymnastics 9. Hjerleid, Pamela Hovell Andrea Color Guard 10. Volleyball 9 Howe Kenneth Hunter. Janet Color Guard 9. Johnson Wendy Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Pep Club 9-12, Drama Club 11, Letterwinners Club 9-12. French Club 9. Newspaper 12, Chorus 11. Ski Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 10 12. Adult Bonspiel 11, Band 9-10. Solo and Ensembles 9-10, Pep Band 9-10, Student Council 9. FHA 11- 12. Prom Court 11. Pom Pon � .10 (co-captain). 11-12 (captain) Class Officer-President 10-12, Track 9-10. lo tad. Thomas Industrial Technology Club 10-12, Letterwinners Club 11, All High School Bonspiel 12, Prom Court 11. Football 9-11. Baseball M0. Kast, Brenda Forensics 9-11, Letterwinners Club 9-io, Chorus 9. Band 9. I HA 11 FFA WJDA 9-12. Basketball 10. Track 9. Cross Country 9 Kenvon Stephanie bki Club 12. Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-11, Jazz Band 11 Golf 10-11. Kiedrowski, Eric Footfall 9 Kiedrowski. Heidi Letterwinners Club 12. Spanish Club 11-12, All High ixhool Bonspiel 12. Adult Bonspiel 9-12, Student (Touncil 10. Homecoming Court 12, Basketball 9-10, Volleyball 9-12. Kiedrowski. Holly Industrial Technology Club 12, Letterwinners Club 12. French Club 9. Basketball 9-10. Volleyball 9-12. 125 Kielas, Bernadette French Club 9-10. Computer Club 12, Color Guard 11-12, Gymnastics 9. President of Computer Club. Koopman, Dean Industrial Technology Club 10-12, Letterwinners Club 10- 12. FFA WJDA 11-12, Prom Court 11. Class Officer- President 9, Basketball 9-12. Track 10-11, Cross Country 10- 11. Kopp. Kurt Industrial Technology Club 9-12. Ski Club 10, All High School Bonspiel 9-11. Adult Bonspiel 9-12. FFA WJDA 9- 12 lootball 9-10. Kramer, John Industrial Technology Club 12, Football 9-10. Kramer, Karla Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Yearbook 10 (Co-editor), 11,12 (Editor), FHA 11, 12(Vice President), Prom Court 11 (Queen), Wrestling Cheerleader 12. Class Officer-Treasurer 10-12. Kuchan, Keith Ski Club 10-12. Band 9-10, Solo And Ensembles 9-12. Pep Band 9-10, Jazz Band 9-10, Polka Band 9-10. FFA WJDA 11. Lebakken, Chris Industrial Technology Club 9-12, Letterwinners Club 10-12, Ski Club 12. All Hign School Bonspiel 11. Football 9-10, Wrestling 10-12, Cross Country 11. MVP Wrestling 11. Leisgang, Rich Lilia. Deanna Pep Club 10-12, French Club 10-11, Library Club 9-12. All High School Bonspiel 12. FHA M0. NHS 12. Pom Pon 10- 12. Lund, Paul Letterwinners Club 10-12, French Club 9-10, Library Club 10- 12, Band 9-10. Solo and Ensembles 9-10. Pep Band 9-10, Polka Band 9, AV Club 9 10, Basketball Manager 9-12, Golf 9-11, Cross Country 9, Band Officer 9, Project Close-Up 11- .12 Mack. Kevin industrial Technology Club 9-12. Ecology Club 10-12, Letterwinners Club 11-12, Chorus -12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. Swing Choir 9-12, Ski Club 9-10, 11-12 (President), All High School Bonspiel 9-12. Adult Bonspiel 9-12. Homecoming Court 12, Basketball 9-12. Football 9-12, Basebaii 9-12, Golf 10-12. Track 9. SADD. 12. rd, Misty -w Chorus 10. Color Guard 11. McCarty. Michael McConnel, Shawn J Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Ski Club 9-12. McKeeth. Amy Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Pep Club 11, eatbook 11- 12, Letterwinners club 9-10, French Club 10-11, Adult Bonspiel 11, FHA 10-12. Homecoming Court 12. Class Officer-Secretary- 11-12, Golf 9-10. Mensing, Kirsten Drama Club 9, Letterwinners Club 12, Newspaper 11, Library Club 9-10. Chorus 10-11, Ski Club 9-12, All High School Bonspiel 9, Adult Bonspiel 9, Band 9-11, Gymnastics 9- 10, Golf 11-12. Middleton, Dawn Industrial Technology Club 10-12, Pep Club 9-12, Drama Club 10. Letterwinners Club 9-12. French Club 10, Chorus 10- 11, Solo and Ensembles 10. Ski Club 10-12, All High School Bonspiel 10-11, Prom Court 11, Pom Pon 9-10, 11-12 (Co-Captain), Class Officer-V. President 11-12, Treasurer 10 Christmas Chorale 10. Student of the Month -Phy Ed (12). Mikrut. Thomas Band 9. Miller, Mike Moen. Eric Mrachek, Stephine Pep Club 12, Yearbook 12, FHA 12, Homecoming Court 12. Track 11. Student of the Month-Art (12). Nelson, Darrell Industrial Technology Club 9-11, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Band 9-12. Pep Band 9-12, Homecoming Court 12, Football 10, Wrestling 9. Nichols, Guy Nichols, Bob Letterwinners Club 10-12, Swing Choir 9-12, Ski Club 10 12. Band 9-12, (President). Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Pep Band 9-12. Jazz Band 9-12. Polka Band 9-12, Homecoming Court 12, Football 9-12, Wrestling 11-12, Track 9-12, Student of the Month-Music 10. Brass Quintet, Mandrigals. Wind Ensemble. Ofsdahl, Greg Drama CIup 9, French Club 9, Spanish Club 10, Chorus 9- 11, Solo and Ensembles 9-11, Ski Club 12, All High School Bonspiel 9-12. Adult Bonspiel 9-11. Student Council 9,12, Golf 9-12. Parsneau. Ashely Parsneau. Tony Pearson, Eric Peplinski, David Industrial Technology Club 9-12. Newspaper 11, FFA WJDA 9-11 Quail, Mark Spanish Club 11-12. Ratajczek, James Industrial Technology Club 9-12. All High School Bonspiel 12. FFA 9-12, Prom Court 11, Basketball 10. Robinson. Robbie Newspaper 12, Football 9-10, Track 10, Student of the Montn-Industrial Technology 11. Robson, Danielle Spanish Club 10-11, Chorus 10-11, Band 10-12, Golf 10. Rolbiecki, Heidi Industrial Technology Club 10-12, Pep Club 9-10, 11 V. President. 12 President, Yearbook 11-12, Letterwinners Club 11-12, Ski Club 10-11. All High School Bonspiel 11, Student Council 12, FHA 10-12, Homecoming Queen. Football and Basketball Cheerleader 9-12. Class Officer-Secretary 9, Gymnastics 9. Russo. Ann Wrestling Cheerleader 9. Schindler. Tammy Yearbook 10-12, Library Club 9-11. Chorus 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 10-11. Madrigals 12. AV Club 9-12. Schmidt. Lani Forensics 9, Industrial Technology Club 11, Newspaper 10,12, 10-12, Ski Club 11-12. Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12. Pep Band 9-12, FFA WJDA 10-12, Basketball 10. Volleyball 9-11. Track 11, Student of the Month- Agriculture. Selck, Mike Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Football 9, Golf 9-10. Severson. Jennifer forensics 12, Drama Club 9-12, French Club 9-10, Newspaper 12. Chorus 11-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Band 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Pep Band 9-12, Golf 9- 10. Madrigals 12. Silha, Julie . Pep Club 9-12 French Club 9-10, Chorus 11-12, Solo and Ensembles 11-12, Madrigals 12. Sobotta. Stacey Solberg, Cvnda Drama Club 9-12, French Club 9,11, Chorus 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Band 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Pep Band 9-12 Jazz Band 12. Color Guard 11. Basketball Cheerleader 10, Madrigals 10,12, State Solo Ensembles 9-12, Piano Contest 9-12. Sonsalla Paul Stanislowski, Lisa Student of the Month-Foods I Stanislowski, Nina Industrial Technology Club 12, Letterwinners Club 11, French Club 9 Adult Bonspiel 11, FHA 9-10. 11-12 (Secretary). Stellpflug. Kari Industrial Technology Club 10-12, Pep Club 9-12, Ecology Club 12, Letterwinners Club 11-12, French Club 9,11, Newspaper 12, Ski Club 10-12, All High School Bonspiel 9- 10, 12 Adult Bonspiel 9-11. Band 9-10. Solo And Ensembles 9-10, Pep Band 9-10, Student Council 9-12, FHA 11-12, NHS 11-12, Prom Court 11. Football Cheerleader 9-12, Basketball Cheerleader 11-12, Girls Basketball 9-10, SADD, 12. 126 12. Spoon Award. Sloner, Jeff Industrial Technology Club 12, Ski Club 11, Football 9-11. Storey, Doug Football o. Sullivan. Kimberly Yearbook 11 Suttie. Brian Industrial Technology Club 9-12, Letterwinners Club 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 12, FFA WJDA 9-11, 12 (V. President). NHS 10-11. 12 (Treasurer), Basketball 9-12. Football 9 10. Golf 9-12. Student of the Month-Agriculture 11. Badg t Boys State Alternate 11 Sveen. Lisa Lelter winners Club M1. FHA 9-io. Basketball 9-10. Volleyball 9-11. Track 9. Student of the Month-Phy Ed 11. Thompson, Lori Drama Club 9-12, Letterwinners Club 9-12, French Club 9,11, Spanish Club 10-11, Library Club 9. Chorus 9-10, Solo and Ensembles M2, State Solo and Ensembles 10-11, All High School Bonspiel IT 12 Band 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Band Secretary 12 Pep Band 9-10, FHA 9-10, 11-12 (President). NHS 10-11 12 (Secretary), Color Guard 10-11 (Treasurer). Class Officer-V President 10, Girls Golf 10, Student of the Month-Foreign Language. English, Girl's Triple Trio 10. Girl's Barbershop 9-12, Whos Who Among American High School Students Thompson, Sandi Industrial Technology Club 11-12, Pep Club 9-12. Letterwinners Club 12. French Club 9.11. Chorus 9,12, Solo and Ensembles 9, 10, Swing Choir 11. Ski Club 9-12, All High School Bonspiel 9. Adult Bonspiel 11. Student Council 9-12. President 12. V President 11, NHS 10 12, Prom Court 11. Football Cheerleader 12, Basketball Cheerleader 10-12, Volleyball 9-12, Gymnastics 9, Madrigals 12. Toppen. Thomas Industrial technology Club 9-12, Letterwinners Club 11-12, FFA WJDA 9-12, NHS 11-12, Homecoming Court 12 Basketball 9-11, Football 9-12. Student of tne Month-Math 12. Project Close Up 11-12. Badger Boys State 11. Spade Award. All Conference Honorable-Mention Football 11-12. Towner. Mark Letterwinners Club 10-11, Newspaper 11-12, Ski Club 9-12. FFA WJDA 9-11. NHS 12, Homecoming Court 12, Basketball 9-10. Baseball 9-10, Football 9-11, Wrestling 9, Track 10-12, Badger Boys State 12. 2nd Place on M A.A. Math Test 12. and 4th Place 11, Commencation for Excellence in Math. Tranberg. Karen Industrial Technology Club 11-12. Letterwinners 9-12, Newspaper 10-12. Solo and Ensembles 10 (Chorus), Band 9- 12. Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Pep Band 9-12, Jazz Band 10- 12. Polka Band 10-12, FHA 12. FFA WJDA 10-12, NHS 12. Basketball 9-12, Volleyball 9-12. Track 9-12. Student of the Month-Agriculture 12. SADD 12. D A.R Award. Tranberg. Randy Industrial Technology Club 11, Letterwinners Club 9-12, Newspaper 12, AH High School Bonspiel 10-12, Adult Bonspiel 11. FFA WJDA 9-12, Prom Court 11, Football 9- 12, Wrestling Q- Z. Tr.uk 9. Student of the Month-Phy Ed , 4 year letter in Wrestling, sectional 11. Tweed. Kristie Forensics 10, Drama ensics 10, Drama Club 9-10. French Club 9-11, Newspaper 10. All High School Bonspiel 9, Adult Bonspiel 9. Band 9-12, Solo and Ensembles 9-12, Pep Band 9-10, Polka Band ° Basketball Cheerleader 9-10, Pom Pon 10, Class Officer-Treasurer 9. Gymnastics 9-10, Golf 10 Urban, Alan Urban. Dave Industrial Technology club 10, Ski Club 9-12. Van Riper. Dorothy Van Riper. Russell Industrial Technology Club 9-10. Student of the Month- Computers 12 Vaughn, Tanya Industrial Technology Club 12, Pep Club 10. Yearbook 10- 11. French Club 9 Spanish Club 10-11, Newspaper 12. FHA 10-12 Wall. Robert Industiial Technology Club 9-12. Letterwinners Club 9-12, All High School Bonspiel 9-12, Adult Bonspiel 9-12. Homecoming King 12, Basketball 9-10, Football 9-12. Baseball 9-12. Golf 9-12, MVP 10 in golf. Walske, Christine Forensic 10-12. Ecology Club 11-12, French Club 10-11, Library Club 10-12, Chorus and Solo Ensembles 12. All High School Bonspiel 10. FHA 12, NHS 11-12, Volleyball 9- 11. Student of the Month-Science 12. Science Simposium 10-12, Badger Girl. W'alski, Ron Industrial Technology Club 9-12. FFA WJDA 9-11. WaUky. Timothy Industrial Technology Club 9-12. Letterwinners Club 11, Adult Bonspiel 11-12, FFA WJDA 9-12, Football 9-11. Winn. Holly Industrial Technology Club 12. Pep Club 12. Letterwinners Club 9-12. Spanish Oub 10-11, Newspaper 10-12, Chorus 9. Swing Choir 11-12, All High School Bonspiel 11. Band 9-12. Solo and Ensembles °-12, rep Band 9-12. Jazz Band 10-12. Polka Band 10. Student Council 12. Color Guard 9-11, Golf o-ll Madrigal 10-12. Wood. 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