Galesville High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Galesville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

ARROWHEAD GALE-ETTRICK-TREMPEALEAU HIGH SCHOOL GALESVILLE, WISCONSIN STAFF Angel Smith-Editor Hollie Winters-Co-Editor G. Hanson-Advisor Lori Dick Stacy Amundson Paula Brown Rhonda Kramer Brenda Kramer Lara Kaczorowski Lori Peplinski Melissa Pratt Tricia Schindler Diane Stanislowski 1988 WE'VE 2 A PINK PING PONG BALL In the post few clays. I have come to value a seemingly worthless and unimportant fictional object a pink ping pong Pal This pink ping pong ball was the subject of a humorless joke that I busted a gut laughing at. but now that I think of the content of the joke. I can only ponder that maybe there was something more to the joke that only now I can see The joke, which was told to me in the first week of junior high by a classmate that I didn't even know at the time, describes a young man whose father can give him anything he wants, but on aH the important events of his life, al he asks for is a pink ping pong ba . which his father writes off as unbelievable, giving him a gift of extremely high value, until, on his deathbed, the son dies before he can tel his father why he wants a pink ping pong bal It was that little pink ping pong ball, and the tear jerk mg laugh l got from that humorless joke, that broke the tension that junior high was exerting on me at the time, allowing me to open up to the new people that were flooding into my life, and made me realize that the world was not all that different from me That moment formed for me the beginning of the best times of my life Life's pink ping pong balls, those ittle things that everybody wants or needs, but are considered too small or insignificant to matter, are what make life worth living I found my pink ping pong bal in that refreshing laugh that helped me crack my shell of insecurity and see people for all they are and what they have to offer, it could be a flower that says that someone cares, or a stick of gum right when you need someone to talk to. or that extra hug that's given for no reason other than to show friend- ship. or even an extra dollar given to your neighbor in the grocery line so that he won't have to run and put something back All these things breathe faith into the soul that the human race is not doomed to damnation, and that life is worth living Al this came back to me that Thursday afternoon when I heard that Jon Scarseth had died The report that he hod killed himself wracked me with more pain than I had ever felt Maybe Jon had not received the pink ping pong bal he hod needed to shake whatever pain he was feeling, maybe we were al the father who thought that he needed something more significant, but it was that blindness, my ignorance to what Jon may have needed, that cut me the deep- est. for it was Jon. the stranger from another school six years ago. who gave me. a frightened young boy at the time, the ability to laugh a good laugh when l could have lived in fear and uncertainty of the new people n my life He meant a lot to me and to his classmates, and his early passing only proves to me that the good die young Ronald E. Lund February 8. 1988 5 6 7 9 10 12 ACTIVITIES Looking Back At Homecoming Above Homecoming Court Lisa Goiter. Paula Houg. Dawn Hein. Lone Klomsten. Jute Lettner. Paula Suivan. Kristine Walski. Courtney Becker. Shawn Griffin, Dan Guillou. Jerry Kramer. Brian Rolbiecki. Jon Scarseth. and David Sims Cheerleaders fir© up th© crowd for th© football gam© against Amery 14 Homecoming Queen Dawn Hein King Dan Guillou Looking Back at Homecoming October 9, 1987 -Monday was dress up day -Tuesday was twins day -Remember Scott Kriedrowski and Dan Duellman's leg brace -Wednesday was Nerd Day -Queen - Dawn Hein; King - Dan Guillou -Thursday was Hobo Day -Each class presented a skit, built a float -Bonfire and Sock Hop -Friday was Red, White and Blue Day -Senior Toga Day -Parade and the Game against Amery -Saturday was The Homecoming Dance with DJ Z93 -Clean - up on Sunday -Seniors took first place with their poster -Sophomores took first place on their float Members of the Homecoming Court were: Lisa Goller. Paula Haug. Dawn Hein. Lorie Klomsten, Julie Lettner, Paula Sullivan, Kristine Walski, Courtney Becker, Shawn Griffin, Dan Guillou, Jerry Kramer, Brian Rolbiecki, Jon Scarseth and David Sims. Queen - Dawn Hein, King - Dan Guillou. Homecoming 15 National Honor Society National Honor Society Members Juniors- Mark Duellman. Brito Hogden. Deena Mitchel. Dawn Thompson. Mark Thomp- son. Jenny Wrfda Sophomores selected were David Ofsdahl. Angie Bakken. Stacy Gabrych. Jill Christianson. Diane Schlesser. Jodi Pelowski. Brenda Wright. Jenny Fre- drickson. Darcie Farley, ond Connie Hog- don Seniors- Brenda Butman. Joe Dole. Rob Driesfcen. Lisa Goner. Kelly Grant. Amy Harrison. Dawn Hem. Jin Hovre. Jamie Lar- son. Jon Scarseth. Brad Stoner. Chris Stuhr. Paula Sulh van, Rick Volk man. Tami Wolfe The New Look n NHS is Mrs Henke and Mrs Pelowski our new advisors 16 National Honor Society Varsity Team Tom Grant. Ryan Anderson. John Motszeo. Dawn Thompson-captam. Rick Volk man, and Advisor Mr Christian- son Junior Varsity Team Chad Richtman. An- gela Smith-captain. Roger James. Mike KeHeher. and Advisor Mr Christianson High Quiz 17 French Club Looking Back ... The French Classes enjoyed a va- riety of activities this year The Christmas season was celebrated as the classes learned traditional french carols as well as the old standards , in french of course. After an evening of sharing their chansons de Noel with folk in the community, they sampled the traditional Buche de Noel and various fondues Foreign language week was made more noteworthy as Ruth Christianson came to speak to the classes and to show slides of the things she saw the previous summer while she studied and traveled in France. Another of the activities enjoyed. by the French classes was a week of attempting to do some french cooking. In between the mousse an chocolat or the crepes of the croque-monsieur, we decided that French chefs didn't really need to worry about any serious competition from us. but we did enjoy our edible endeavors. The year was finished off by a trip to La Crosse where the French classes sampled some interna- tional cuisine. In all, it was a year well spent. Maintenant peut-etre compren- ons mieux les francais. Front Row: Tammy Borchardt. Debbie Srmkrud. Heide Daffinson, Holly Brunkow Row 2: James Crebo. Amy Harrison. Mrs Loboi-Advisor, Dora Mies. Rhonda Paulson Row 3 Mike Kehler. Leslie HU. Lisa Howarth. Kelly Benrud. Sany Harrison. Angel Smith Row 4 Mike Gautsch. Craig Hanson. Kelli Huellet. Lisa Criztman. Colleen Sieger Row 5: Jim Dkystro. Angie Bakken. Sheila King. Cheri Lebakken. Nikki Mahony. Gabby Myers Row 6: Jacob Kujak. Chad Schroader. Lara Koczrowski. Jill Christian- son. Kevin Gibbons. Rob Drieslen Coral Loebel. Advisor 18 French Club Spanish Club Spanish students participated m and ob- served the annual fiesta activities of the Hispanic countries The first observances were those of the Dfa de la Independen- cia September 16. Mexican indepen- dence Day. and the biggest 'fiesta rek- aosa of Mexico-“Nuestra Sehora de Guadalupe . Mexico's patron saint day celebrated on December 12. Later in December was la Navidod with carols in Spanish and a pinata fiesta after- wards Recuerdas?-Melchor. Gaspar. y In March was our annual trip to eat out in LaCrosse-a la mexicana Choices ranged from a Baja, a Chimichanga, to a CokxJa Delight and Sopaipias for dessert ;Qu6 delicioso! Observance of Ffcgh School Foreign Lan- guage Week featured guest speakers with slide presentations of recent trips, dis- play cases of hispanic origin and flavor, and a tasting session of churros. choco- late and pone he The last festivity was the “Cinco de Mayo celebration the fifth of May It ob- serves the first successful battle against the French in 1062 in Mexico Aqul estan las festividades del ano Front Row Mrs Christianson. Advisor. Keith Hammond. Tom Grant. Judy Lange. Amy Walske. Dawn Thompson. Jean Odsma. Amy Harrison. Dawn Koopman. Heidi Lund. Jenny Wilda. Jennifer Ryan. Mike Lebakken. Sheila Schock Row 2: Diane Schlesser. Anme Lange. Kim Dornquest. Shannon Cisewski. Carrie Kiedrowski. Chris LiNa. Paula Brown. Tricia Schindler. Ruth Wiiamson. Carol Klimek. Sandra Osburn. Max Wilda. Jenny Mrochek. Becky Thompson. Row 3: Kim Smith. Heide Shnoblin. Jane«e Kramer. Wendy Hanson. Mary Ekem. Pam Anthony. Ten Gooden. Brenda Butman. Stacy Reedy. Ryan Andersen. Deism Mecttoceno. Sean Brady. Craig Daffinson Row 4 Rondo Solberg. Tammy Hanson. Brita Hogden. Connie Hogden. Jenny Fredrickson. Darci Farley. Erin Shultz. Jenny Jeffers. Stacy Andmunson. Juke Henderson. Rand Rommel. Lon Peplmski. Tammy Wilber. Jessi Ohner. Meksssa Tourtlelot Row 6: Kristi Bo the. Jodi Petowski. Stacy Gabrych. Lynda James. Kris Baur. Jin Christianson. Sheila King. Laura Dopp. Paige Allen. Susie La Fleur. Johnette Moore. Chris Evenson. Wanda Schock. Brent Jacobson Spanish Club Project Close The 87-88 Project Close-Up con- sisted of ten seniors and 16 juniors under the supervision of Mr For- ster. This year the club did a city- wide survey for Galesville. In Oconomowoc they went to a Student Caucus to debate issues in government. They received several donations for the D.C. trip from area businesses and indivi- duals, Looking back we ... ate freeze-dried ice cream at the Smithsonian Air Space Muse- um. roomed with the Eskimo students from Alaska. saw the musical play CATS rode back-n-forth on the under- ground trans between the Capi- tol and Senate office buildings saw Mr. Forster putting his “air- plane barf bag within reach in preparation for take-off. woke up early had seminars, workshops, and tours til' 11:00 p.m. PROJECT CLOSE-UP MEMBERS Row 1 Kira Kaste. Jodi Kaszolka. Heidi Lund. Jenny Wilda Row 2 Mark Walski. Linda Bettesworth. Tammy Hansen Row 3 Jamie Larson. Tim Anderson. Corey Feyen. Cameron Cantlon Row 4 Ron Lund. Brian Britten. John Motszko. Mark Duellman Row 5 Jon Scarseth. Janeiie Kramer, Brad Stoner. Vicki Schu- bert 20 Project Close Up Students Against Driving Drunk We Remeber The S.A D.D. Chapter look by - attending the Onalaska High School workshop - increasing our chapters membership - creating hanging up posters - being part of the Christmas program - handing out fliers at the Onalaska basketball game - remembering our slogan Don't Drink and Drive . Robin Bishop. President Row 1 Robin Bishop. Vince Van Brunt. Bart Gardner. Ron Spit tier. Carol Mikrut. Row 2 Duwayne Pieper. Matt Ry near son. Aaron Bishop. Tammy Wilber. Jin Christianson. Hoie Winters. Lara Koczorawski. Angie Bakken Row 3 Diane Schlesser. Tricia Schindler. Paula Brown. Laura Dopp. Chen Lebakken. Nicole Mahony. Debbie Johnson. Brenda Kramer Row 4 Kei Benrud. Jessica Nehs. Lisa Critzman. Roger Kamrowski. Chris Stur. Bill Green. Paul Peterson Row 5 Tracy Stanslowski. Angie Backler. Donna Schlesser. Tricia Ronning. Jarme Larson. Rob Dneslein. Ted Berleson. Rosey Pieper SADD 21 Drama Club To the right Mrs Loebel. the wonderful person who brought drama back to life at G-E-T. and after only one year is moving on to live in her dream house The complete cast and crew of The Face on the Barroom Floor Leff table Chan Collins. Leslie Hill. Amy Waiske. right table Mike KeHeher. Lara Kaczorowski. Angie Bakken First row Genevieve Cor diner. Sandy Harrison - student director. Mark Waiske - Jack Rembrandt Goodhart. Angel Smith - Sweet Modelame Mockingbird. Sara Brenegan - Mrs VanCleve. JHI Christianson - Little Gloria. Rosy Pieper - Dusty Rhodes. Troy Munchkin Adams - Herbie Rainwater. James Appel - Chick Dogtemper. Laura Dopp - Theda Swanson. Jeff Kunzelman - Judge Flee sum. and James Crebo. Crystal Brophy, and Roger James Back row Debbie Hummel. Kei Hulett - Fatima. Rob Drieslem - Roderick Rodent. Shar Digby - Bella Yukon. Paige Allen - student director. Eric Bucky Steffes - music director. Eric Nelson - Lighting director. Shari Tranberg. Brandi Smith. Brita Hogden - Annie Quockenbush. Kristi Bothe - Strange Lady, and Bonme Lakey Much to the delight of many, the droma club was reactivated this year under the direction of Coral Loebel They presented a fal mystery comedy entitled Tea and Arsenic by Craig So- daro on November 6 and 7. Tea and Arsenic featured a murder in a rooming house run by two little old ladies The hilarious twists and mistaken identities served to keep the audi- ence guessing as to who done it until the very end The Christmas season was also celebrated by the drama club with their own spoofed version of The Grinch Who Stole Christ- mas which was presented at a high school assembly Havmg gained experience and confidence, the club then un- dertook a spring production of much greater magnitude and difficulty Presented on March 25 and 26. the melodrama. The Face on the Barroom Floor or Glimpsed Through the Sawdust by Tim Kelly, required a much more elaborate set which was designed and constructed under the direction of Bruce Kluber- tanz Also, music and lighting effects were an added feature of the production The play contained all the typical melodrama elements such as a sweet, innocent and rich young maiden, a conniving villain out to get her fortune, his accomplice - a woman of questionable character, and the hero who is tempo- rarily down on his luck With a complete ensemble of 32 mem- bers involved in the production. The Face on the Barroom Floor was indeed a fitting example of the wealth of falent at G-E-T. The conclusion to the drama club's activities for the year was a trip to the Fanny Hill dinner theatre on April 14 The club's most octive members were treated to a professional production of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple In al. this year has been a renaissance for G-E-T's drama club, may there be many more years to come Al pictures taken by John Graf of The Galesville Republican 22 Drama Club The man cose from “The Face on the Barroom Floor From left to right Laura Dopp. Char Digby. Kristi Bo the. Kelh Huiett. James Appel. Brrta Hogden. Rob Drieslem. Mark Walske. Angel Smith. Jeff Kunzelman. Troy Adams. Rosy Pieper. and Saa Branegan From the first play. ‘Tea and Arsenic Paige Alen. “June and Angel Smith. Maggie'' cary James Appel who played Jerry Parks, off the stage Below. Sweet Madelane Mockingbird, played by Angel Smith, sings of her recent wealth to her fiance. Jack Rembrandt Goodhart. played by Mark Walske Troy Adams who portrayed the Inspector, tries to explain himself to Bobs and Barney Cooke Below. Laura Dopp introducing her student of aoahhh. oaahh unusu- al vocal, uhhh. errr. accomplishment Industrial Technology Club Mr Duelman. Cory Maghuta. and Deena Mitchell tour the John Deere plant at Waterloo. Iowa. Row 1: Eric Leisgang. Mike McDonah. Mark Walski. Troy Nemitz. Mike Lebakken. Shawn Griffin. Julie Lettner. Jonelle Kramer. Jamie Larson. Jenny SchaHer. Brian Rolbiecki. Wendy Hanson. Dan Duellman, Brad Stoner. Matt Skwierawski. James Nuelle. Matt Ry near son. Chad Schroeder. Adam Walz. Dana Stoner. Jared Mertes. Tom Grant. Troy Rolbiecki; Row 2: Chris Zimmer. Monty Olson. Ryan Andersen. Randy Dornquast. Chad Sena Scott Gunderson, Roger Komrowski. Rob Drieslem. Corey Stamslowski. Bart Gardner. Heidi Daffinson. Lroi Peplinski. Kristi Bothe. Terry Swenson, Mfce Engen. Tricia Mitchell. Keri Duell. Jessie Maynard. Kevin Schied. John Motszko. Jeff Evan son. Row 3: Scott Williamson, Travis Mahutma. Jenny Fredrickson. Debbie Johnson. Kris Walski. Nancy Stamslowski. Lori Dick. Jerry Kramer. Becky Critzman. Keith Truax. Wanda Schock. Kris Bauer. Darcie Farley. Diane Schlesser, Brenda Wright, Scott Paulson. Mike Dale. Mark Jacobs, Bryan Jacobs. Price Kopp. advisors Mr Duel man. Mr Pruessing. Row 4 Jon Brady. Aaron Pelowski. Scott Uhl. Aaron Bishop. Jessi Ohner. Wiggy Sieger. Ji Christianson. Nikki Mahoney. Cheri Lebakken. Jenny Mrachek. Bart Scherr. Richie Bishop, Johnette More. Chris Evanson. Cameron Cant Ion, Heather Wagner. Jenny Wilda. Jenny Pratt, Dawn Rand. Corey Feyen. Cory Mahutga. Deena Mitchel. Rosella Pieper, Tracy Stanislawski. Row 5 Cory Johnson. Jason Daffinson. Travis Crebo. Danny Ziegler. Bobby Senn. Scott Bryhn. Chris Bowker. Bill Beirne. Craig Thompson. Bill Dick. Toby Karwoski. Brent Johnson. Chad Dutton. Tammy Hansen. Lisa Critzman. Jenni Nelson. Donna Schlesser. Lynda James. Scott Anderegg. Bil Green. Sage Kramer Dan Duelman. Mike Heinz. Jason Thompson, and M Green are Trouble Shooter contestants The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Technology Education Club once again came through with not only a fun-filled year but an educa- tional one as well. Boasting over 140 members in good standing, the club undertook two candy sales, a sweat- shirt sale and co-operated the football con- cession stand. It's officers for the year were: Dan Duellman, President; Brad Stoner, Vice-president, Wendy Hanson. Secretary, and David Mack, Treasur- er. On March 10, 90 students left G-E-T at 5:30 a m. for Waterloo. Iowa to tour the complete John Deere Tractor Works. The students first walked a 48 tractor assembly area where all of John Deere's Tractors are assembled The students then observed the engine works where they saw the engine components be- ing cast and made ready for engine assembly and toured the engine assembly plant. We returned to G-E-T about 7:00 p.m. The year ended with an annual banquet and awards presentation. A very special thanks to Mr Duellman and Mr. Pruessing, advisors, for all their help and sup- port throughout the year 25 Members of the md Tech Club ride through the John Deere plont at Waterloo. Iowa Kansas City Lights Looking back the Future Farmers of America . . -received silver and bronze ratings in the State Safety. Building our American Communities and National Chapter Award Programs. -two members received their Wisconsin Farmer Degrees making it 46 straight years that this chapter has received at least one Wisconsin Farmer Degree -selected one member Star Agribusinessman of Section III. -a past member rated first in the State in the Placement in Agricul- ture Proficiency Award Program. -Parlimentary procedure team won the district contest which makes 15 out of the last 16 years. below F.F A members gather outside the building which held the 60th national F.F.A, convention in Kansas City. rrr! left to right Ken Ziegler. Cameron Cantlon. Price Koop. Duane Swenson, Kevin Gibbons. Jane Hilton. Jennifer Ryan. Carol Mikrut. tim Hammond. Greg Ziegler Row 2 Mr Hendrickson. Craig Ziegler. Kerry Baardseth. Courtney Becker. Scott Lmdberg. John Butman. Chad Schroader. Jennifer Knesel. Dorcie Farley. Tricia Schindler Row 3 Kevin Ziegler. Todd Fernolz. Roger Komrowski. Anthony Bishop. Guy Heinz. David Brutos. Shelley Smytchek. Ruth Willidmson Row 4 Bryan Jacobs. William Green. DuWayne Pieper. Troy McCutchen, Michael Steliflug. Robbie Swartling. Cory Cantlon 26 Parliamentary Procedure The G-E-T Future Farmers of America has trained a parliamentary procedure team each year for the past 16 years. During that time the teams have won the district contest 15 times, the sec- tional contest 9 times and competed in the state contest 9 times. This means that about 100 young people have been highly trained in the correct procedure to chair a meeting. Left: The F.F A Parliamentary Procedure team waits for com- petition Top Darci Farley and Tricia Schindler Left: Troy McCutchen. Cory Cantlon. Mark Thompson and Cameron Cantlon 27 The 1988 Parliamentary Procedure team consists of Price Kopp. Mark Thompson. Darci Farley. Tricia Schindler. Cory Cantlon. Troy McCutchen Library Club The New Look inthe Library Club is . . - six new freshmen and one junior joined the library club. - a new security system was installed to prevent theft of materials - computers and microfilm equip- ment have been running full blast all year The 34 Library Club members started off the year learning to use and work with the new security system that was installed in the library The device set off an alarm when a book was earned through that had not been checked out This cut down on the number of books stolen last year Along with the usual duties of check- ing out material, putting away books and magazines, and reading shelves, the members also made summaries of all 200 computer disks A packet describing all the programs will be available for teachers and students to use It was a very busy year for the club Advisors of the library club are Ann Henke and Dee Baron -TroxTTiimm National Honor Society nduction is held m the library Library club Row 1 Dora Miles. Kate Brenegen. Jodi Berger Laurie Dale. Jennifer Hess. Amy Walske Row 2 Amanda Klme. Karen Brenegen. Kerri Kause. Julie Amoth. Lmda Nelson. Ahsa Rockenback. RoseHa Pieper. Rondo Solberg. Mrs Baron Row 3 Christina Howe. Besty Tranberg. Angie Backler. Jodi Pelowski. Dawn Thompson. Brenda Wright. Stacey Gabrych. Carol Klemek. Vicki Schubert. Linda BeHesworth. Trocy Stanislawski. Donna Schlesser. Diane ScNesser. Jill Hovre. Sara Brenegen and Mrs Henke 28 Library Club Judy Gtomstod and Brenda Nelson work hard on the DRUMBEAT, our school newspa- per Newspaper Staff Looking back the Drumbeat - set a new record with the 23- page Christmas issue, breaking the past record of 18 pages - wheeled and dealed M M's to finance a new camera again - added two new monthly fea- tures to the paper the movie review and horoscope - sold the cutest holiday happy ads around - attended the UW-EauClaire newspaper workshop to learn the tricks of the trade - almost mastered the art of box- ing in articles with straight bor- ders - had Jill Hovre as editor and Mrs Lerum as advisor - sold the newspaper for 25c a copy or $1. a year The Newspaper Club members Carol Mikrut. Brita Hogden, Amy Walske. Brenda Wright. Kely Grant. Jarme Larson. Rob Drieslem. Ji Hovre. RoseHa Pieper. Chon Coins. Mehssa Church. Crystal Brophy, Mrs Lerum. Kim Smith. Deism Menolocmo. Crag Daffmson. Angel Smith. Jeff Kunzelman. Paul Peterson. Brad McKenzie. James Appel. Stacey Gabrych. Kristi Bothe. Roger James. Judy Giomstod. Eve Eckert Newspaper 29 Yearbook Staff Right Paula Blown. Rhonda Kramer Lett second row Melissia Prott. Brenda Kramer. Janelle Kramer Center Tricia Schindler. Kelli Heultt Left second row: Lori PepNnski. Diane Stanslowski Looking back ... - we charged each student $13.50 for the '88 yearbook. - the Board of Education decided to help us finance our yearbook - we disagreed, agreed and disa- greed - the staff worked long and hard to produce the '88 Arrowhead. - we tried out new ideas and cre- ative layouts. - to our theme “We've Got The Look. - to our dedicated staff of 14 and our editor. Angel Smith. 30 Laura Dopp. Holy Winters. Lori Dick. Lara Kaczorowski. Stocy Anundson. Angel Smith Ecology Club Looking bock .. The wonderful cross country skiing trip that could have been Rob and Jamie and the case of the smuggled cookies Mr Myers, ecology advisor, receives a science award from principal. Mr Boese. given to him in recognition as an outstanding teccher from the Nation- al Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Another spring burn-out and re- seeding excursion at the school forest Look up in the sky ... it's a bird, it's a plane, no it's a crane (as heard from the crane watchers in the annual Crane Count). Counting finches and flickers for the Christmas Bird Count. Planning the trip to the Crane Foundation at Baraboo Officers President- Jamie Larson Vice-President- Jean Oedsma Recording Secretary- Kelly Grant Treasurer- Amy Harrison Ecology Club Members Seniors- Rob Drieslein, Kelly Grant. Amy Harrison. Jill Hovre. Jamie Larson. Paul Peterson. Betsy Redsten Juniors- linda Bettesworth. Sara Brenegen. Jean Oedsma Sophomores- Kristi 8othe. Stacey Gobrych. JuNe Henderson. Lynda James. Lara Kaczorowski. Cheri Lebakkenk. Nicole Mahoney. Johnette More. David Ofsdahl. Jennifer Nelson. Jodi Pelowski. Jodie Pickering. Diane Schlesser, Angel Smith. Eric Steffes. Brenda Wright Ecology Club 31 Forensics Forensics team members Canda Smith. Linda Nelson. Chris Stuhr. Genevieve Cordiner. Kristi Bothe and Chandra Collins. In Forensics this year, four students went to state They were Kristi Bothe, Chan Collins, Canda Smith, and Chris Stuhr. Kristi did a selection from the novel A Day No Pigs Would Die while Chan selected From Mother with Love. Chris's se- lection was The Better Man. Canda chose Random Sample and received a perfect “25 on it at state. Other members of the For- ensics team are Linda Nelson and Genevieve Cordiner. State Forensics winners 32 Forensics Looking back the A V Club ... - video taped most athletic events. - set up equipment for various classes. - video taped Drama Club endeavors. - had an opportunity to expand their technical knowledge and make minor maintenance repairs - developed a relationship that will last for years between Mrs. Robinson and the club members Audio Visual Club The A.V Club members are Rosella Pieper, Patty Peterson. Bill Bierne. Monty Olson, Bart Scherr. Paul Peterson. James Apple and Jute Robinson. Advisor Bart Scherr relaxes during the noon hour Bart is a member of the A.V. club 33 Computer Club Looking bock the Computer Club remem- bers -game nights .. Where are the Family Feud and Wheel of Fortune disks? -valentine match-ups Sorry, we can't give refunds -classical tunes Mr. F.. must we reaHy listen to this stuff? It's pretty sad -the dance with the live band. Renegade please, people get off the stage - do we meet today? No. that was yesterday. Rich -thanks to Mrs loebei. we had meetings on a biweekly basis -out motto: You Can't Fai Off the Floor -our colors: Block and Violet -our officers Pres� dent-J Hovre. vice president-Eric Nelson. Secretary-Rosy Pieper. Treasurer-Jeff Kunzetman. Advi- sors-Don Frisby and Corel Loebei. Mem- bers-Aor on Olson. Mike Heinz. Tom Grant. Jean Oedsma. Rich Wera. Jamie Larson. James Crebo. Jeff Crebo, Ryan Pearson. Brady Olson. Rob Drieslem. Terry Klewicki. Darcy Chase. James Appel. Mark Weyant. James Nuele. Eric Rolbiecki. Mike Stellpflug Computer Club Members James Appel. James Crebo. Jeff Crebo. Rob Drieslem. Tom Grant. Mike Heinz. Ji Hovre Ke Hulett Chris Jessesski. Terry Klewicki. Jeff Kunzelman. Jamie Larson. Joann Lebakken. Eric Nelson. James Nueile. Jean Oedsma Aaron Olson Rosy Pieper. Eric Rolbiecki. Tom Schmder. Michael Stellpflug 34 Computer Club Ms Everson, the F H A advisor, scoops up an ice-cream cone for Paula Brown Future Homemakers Of America Looking back the F.H.A. - held a contest to guess the date and time of the first snowfall - sponsored the Halloween Dance with theme The Monster Mash - did many things for the nursing home and Eden House such as making pumpkin bread, cookies, and Easter tree and other decorations - membership was about forty - watched movies after school Some of them were Manequmn and ‘Hoosiers - helped Santa answer letters from grade school children - sold pizza, croissants, and pie for a fund raiser - took orders for Valentine cookies for your sweetheart for only $1.00 - took a trip to the Vie Louis and House on the Rock, and toured a few fancy restaurants President- Linda Nelson Vice-president- Kris Waiski Secretary- Jufce Amoth Treasurer- Becky Critzman FHA Members Tracy Daffrison. Bonnie Borchardt. Linda Nelson-President. Jill Dusso. Jufce Amoth. Robin Bishop. Terri Gooden. Tricia Ronning. Rosy Pieper. Paula Henry. Tina Crebo. Kerri Stoner. Lisa Goner. Lisa Rockenbock. Becky Critzman. Diane StamsJowski. Kristine Waiski. Kelly Hulett. Done Schlesser. Angel Smith. Debbie Hummel. Tricia Schindler. Paula Brown. Jodi Onsrud. Brenda Kramer. Stacy Amundson. Nicki Mahoney. Chen Lebakken. Johnette More. Jenm Jeffers. Chris Evanson, Beth Swenson. Stacey Bur chef Crystal Brophy. Lorraine Thompson. Amy Pederson. Chris Bork. Chandra Coins. Wanda Taylor. Judy Glomstad. Penny Maynard. Becky Perzina. Tammy Wilber. Kim Smith. Angie Wilber. Jennifer Hess 35 Student Council The Look For The Student Council was accomplished by: ... sponsoring Homecoming which included the parade, soc-hop. alumni room. Varsity show, and fun games during activity period. -attending the spring and fall workshops -filling the candy and pop ma- chines in the cafeteria. OFFICERS, President- Shawn Grif- fin, Vice President- Heidi Lund, Secretary- Wendi Schock. Trea- surer- Jenny Wilda, Advisors- Mr Gautsch and Mr. Klubertanz Homecoming queen. Dawn Hem and king, Dan Guiou are both active in student council The members of the student council are Row 1 Dana Stoner. Brian Rolbiecki. Kira Kaste. Jennifer Wilda. Dawn Koopman. Heid Lund and Dan Guiou Row 2 Chad Schroeder. Julie Jettner. Jenny Mrachek. Colleen Sieger. Keri Duel, Kim Dornquast. Mr Gautsch Row 3 Shawn Griffin, Dan Duelman. Jll Christianson. Jenny Fredrickson. Lisa Critzman and Steph UN 36 Student Council Colorguard The colorguard members concentrate on the cadence at a basketbal game The Colorguard members are Front row. Rhonda Parsneau. Penny Maynard, and Amy Pederson Row 2. Becky Pierzina. Ke ey Schied. Beth Swenson. Rosy Pieper - Captain Colorguard 37 Bond Members Troy Adams. Paige Allen. Stacy Amundson. Ryan Anderson. Kris Bauer, Christine Bork. Mekssa Bor tie. Kristi Bo the. Sean Drody. Sara Britten. Darcy Chase, Wayne Dahyl. Rob Drieslem. Darcie Foley, Nikki Frahm. Jenny Fredrickson. Stacey Gabrych, Mike Gautsch. Judy Gkxnstod. Kefly Grant. Amy Harrison. Sandy Harrison. Guy Heinz. Lesfce HiH. Brita Hogden. Connie Hogden. Lisa Howarth. KeHi Hulett. Lynda James. Brent Johnson. Kira Kaste. Mike Kekeher. Scott Kennedy. Terry Klewicki. Brenda Kramer. Rhonda Kramer. Jenny Kriesel. Peter Kujak. Judy Lange. Eric Leisgang. Tedd Me Donah. Juke Nelson. Linda Nelson. Troy Nemitz. Brad Nichols. Jean Oedsma. David Ofsdahl. Karen Pass waters, Rhonda Paulson. Jodie Pickering. Jenny Pratt. Melissa Pratt. Chad Rictman. Tanya Ritter, Tracey Ritter. Matt Skwierawski. Debbie Smikrud. Angel Smith. Brandi Smith. Canda Smith. Rondo Sotoerg. Eric Stetfes. Paula Suivan. Troy ThiH. Dawn Thompson. Lorraine Thompson. Mark Thompson. Shari Tranberg. Steph Uhl. Jason Vazquez. Ang E Wilber. Eric Wkber. Tammy Wilber. Holbe Winters. Brenda Wright Concert Band The look of the Band this year was ... - receiving a first in Class A at band contest at Saint Teresa College in Winona - playing in the Battle of the Bands contest at the LaCrosse Center for a Catbirds' game. - hosting district Solo and Ensemble contest in April - having almost a record number of events going to State Contest - selling various fundraisers during the year - saying Good-bye to Mr Krauklis who is going on to Graduate School at Northwestern University 8 Band officers, from left to right. Connie Hogden - sopho- more representative. Kelly Grant - Vice President. Amy Harrison - Treasurer. Karen Passwaters - freshmen repre- sentative. Brita Hogden - Secretary. David Ofsdahl - soph- omore representative, and Rob Drieslein - President Rob Drieslein has been a member of band for four years and took a tuba solo to state all four years. Receiving a second and three firsts. He has been a four year member of Jazz Band, and a section leader for three years. He was an alternate to State Honors Band his Junior year. At a 1987 masterclass at the Octubafest in Eau Claire Rob performed. He has held the office of sophomore representative and Presi- dent of the band in the 1987-88 year. Because of all his hard work. Rob received the Rookie of the Year - Outstanding Freshmen Band Member his freshmen year and the John Phil- lip Sousa Award and the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award for outstanding senior band and jazz band member. Award Winners 39 Band Award Winners Band Students going to District Contest this year were Class A Soloists. Tedd Me Donah. Darcie Farley. Kerri Kauss. Ronda Solberg. Brent Johnson. Dawn Thompson. Jodie Pickering. Nikki Frahm. Kristi Bo the. Connie Hogden. Rob Dneslein. Sean Brady. Jean Oedsma. Angel Smith. Kelly Grant, and Ryan Andersen Class A Duets. Sandy Harrison and Kelli Hulett. Canda Smith and Troy Thi. Jodie Pickering and Nikki Frahm. Ronda Solberg and Kerri Kauss. and Angel Smith and Kelly Grant Class A Quartet. Sara Britten. Jenny Fredrickson. Canda Smith, and Troy ThiM Class A Quntet. Sean Brady. Sara Britten. Dawn Thompson. Mark Thompson. Rob Dneslein Kristi Bo the. Linda Nelson. Angel Smith. Kelly Grant and Dawn Thompson Class A Trio. Brita Hogden. Darcie Farley, and Linda Nelson Class B Duets. Eric Wilber. Peter Kujak, Karen Passwaters, and Stacey Gabrych Class B Soloists. Rhonda Paulson, and Debbie Srmkrud Class C Duets. Brandi Smith, and Shari Tranberg Band Students going to State were Soloists. Angel Smith. Rob Drieslein. Kelly Grant. Sean Brady. Con- nie Hogden, and Dawn Thompson Flute Duet. Angel Smith and Ke y Grant Others gong to State were Brass Quntet. Woodwind Ensemble and Tuba Choir Band Letterwimers this year were Letter. Kira Kaste. Jenny Pratt. Tracey Ritter. Melissa Bortle. Bren- da Wright. David Ofsdahl. Matt Skwierawski. Jenny Fredrickson. Brent Johnson. Kristi Bo the. Lynda James. Mike Gautsch. Stacy Amundson. Stacey Gabrych. Connie Hogden. Darcie Farley. Ryan Anderson. Eric Steffes. Melissa Pratt. Hollie Winters Silver Band Pin, Judy Lange. Tanya Ritter. Mark Thompson, Ronda Solberg. Tedd Me Donah, Jean Oedsma. Troy Nemitz. Kerri Kauss. Eric Leisgang. Brita Hogden. Dawn Thompson. Darcy Chase. Da- vid Ofsdahl. Kristi Bo the. Connie Hogden. Troy Th . Gold Band Pin. Paula Suivan. Ronda Solberg. Tedd Me Donah. Jean Oedsma. Kerri Kauss. Eric Leisgang. Dawn Thompson. Sean Brady. Angel Smith. Connie Hogden 100 Point Club. Linda Nelson. Canda Smith. Amy Harrison. Sean Brody. Angel Smith 40 Band Concert Choir Choir Members First Row. Jodie Howe. Pom Hoem. Rosy Pieper. Lone Thomsen, Connie Hogden. Jenny Jeffers. Laura Dopp. Melissa Church. Lisa Schubert, second row. Chris Komperud. Melodi Thilmany. Tricia Schindler. Darcy Chase. Laurie Bauer Becky Critzman Carrie Kiedrowski. Ken Duell. Tricia MitcheH. Julie Dneslein. Julie Lettner. Rondo Solberg. Amy Bakken. Third row, Paula Boyer. Chan Collins. Jean Oedsma. Ten Bucholz. Shar Digby. Brian Britten. Tom Schindler. Roger James. Juke Amoth. Kathie Feyen. Jodi Onsrud. Sara Britten. Jenny Fredrickson. Fourth row. Pam Jessessky. Billie Jo Swartling. Brenda Wright. Debbie Johnson. Kelly Benrud. Nikki Loken. Tammy Amoth. Kristi Kauss. Gina Bucholz. Lon Dick. JaneNe Kramer. Back row. Lori Emerson. Tammy Onsrud. Stacey Anderegg Kerri Kauss. David Ofsdahl. Lance Docken. Mark Waiske. BUI Dick. Eric Berne. Tedd Burleson. Scott Anderegg. Matt Skwierawski The first choir concert was held December 13 at Zion Lutheran Church. Also, this year was the year for G-E-T to host all of the musical competitions. THe first one held at our school was the piano competi- tion on February 24 District Solo and Ensemble con- test was held April 9 On April 29, both the band and choir went to the music festival held at the college of St. Teresa The choir received a first. On May 7, many choir members made their way to UW-Eau- Claire for the State Solo and Ensemble Contest In between all of the competition the choir held a mid-winter concert on March 16. The members were awarded medals and other awards at the 4th Annual Music Awards Banquet held May 17. The last choir event of the year was May 24, when the choir performed for its Spring Concert 42 Concert Choir G-E-T Singers The Look of the G-E-T singers was .. - an all day retreat that included cooking lunch for each other. - performing at the Band Open House, Tremp Christmas Party, Bank of Gales ville Open House, and the Christmas Party at the Arnold House. G-E-T Singer Members Bass- Mark Thompson. Ken Beck. Mark Walske. Brady Olson. Troy Th� Tenor- Brian Britten. Bucky Steffes. Bill Dick. Mike Gautsch. James Appel Sopra- nos- Deena Mitchell. Brenda Wright. Jenny Jefters. Rosy Pieper. Shar Dtgby. Tricia Mitchell Altos- Brito Hogden. Darci Poss. Sara Britten. Dawn Thompson. Darcie Farley. Julie Amoth G-E-T Singers 43 - performing at each of the vocal concerts during the school year and the Jazz Concert in the Spring. Choir Award Winners Choc students going to District Solo and Ensemble contest this year were Class A Soloists. Mark Walske. Conme Hogden. Jenny Jeffers. Shar Digby. Roger James. Deena Mitchell. David Ofsdahl. Rosy Pieper. Darci Poss. Mott Skwierawski. Brenda Wright. Julie Amoth. Kelly Benrud, Brian Britten. Jennifer Fredrickson. Tricia Mitchel. Lone Thomsen. Mark Thompson. Class A Duets. Connie Hogden and Jennifer Fredrickson. Dar- cie Farley and Sara Britten. Tammy Amoth and Kelly Benrud. Shar Digby and Brenda Wright, Julie Amoth and Kathie Feyen. Kerri Kauss and Dawn Thompson. Brita Hogden and Dawn Thompson Class A Trios. Kerri Kauss. Tami Onsrud and Deena Mitchell. Ke� y Benrud. Heic Ekern and Tammy Amoth. Ken Due� . Jenny Kriesel and Stacey Anderegg. Jube Dneslem. Kristi Kauss and Tricia Mitche� Class A Duets. Rosy Pieper and Roger James. Darcy Chase and James Appel. Deena Mitche� and Mark Thompson Class A Quartets. Conme Hogden. Jennifer Fredrickson. Dawn Thompson, and Brita Hogden. Shar Digby. Jenny Fredrickson. Bnta Hogden. and Brenda Wright. Brian Britten. Bucky Steffes. Mark Walske. and Matt Skwierawski. Other Class A events were JET A and Madrigals Choir students going to State contest were Soloists. Mark Walske. Connie Hogden. and Jenny Jeffers Duets. Connie Hogden and Jenny Fredrickson. Darcie Farley and Sara Britten Trios. Kerri Kauss. Tarm Onsrud. Deena Mitche� Quartet. Conme Hogden, Jenny Fredrickson, Dawn Thomp- son. and Bnta Hogden Other. Madrigals Choc Letterwnners were Connie Hogden. Jenny Fredrickson. David Ofsdahl. Matt Skwierawski. Julie Amoth. James Appel. Brian Britten. Sara Britten. Shar Digby. Darcie Farley. Brita Hogden. Roger James. Jenny Jeffers. Deena Mitche� . Tricia Mitche� . Rosy Pieper. Dora Poss. Bucky Steffes. Troy Thi� . Dawn Thompson. Mark Thompson. Brenda Wright. Mark Walske The Schroder Award went to Ke� y Grant. Connie Hogden. Ronda Solberg and Kelly Benrud Right. Jube Amoth and Rosy Pieper, both receiving Senior Choc Awards 44 Choc Award Winners JETA Members of JETA Matt Skwierawski. David Ofsdahl. Jennifer Fredrickson, and Connie Hogden The Look of JETA was ... -the new vocal jazz quartet found their name in the first letter of their middle name. their back up combo included Erick Steffes. Delsin Menolascino and Brent Jacobson. Looking bock the Pep Club . . Pep Club - sponsored a dance - bought new paint supplies. - sold pep club jackets. - put forth more effort to support athletics. - Officers: President - Hollie Daffinson Vice President - Jenny Wilda Treasurer - Scott Kiedrowski Secretary - Wendi Schock Advisor - Mr. Jessesski Pep Club Members Don Guiou. Chns LoFieur. Pam Anthony. Mary Eckern. Jube Lettner. Jone� e Kramer. Wendy Hanson. Shawn Griffin. Bart Gardner. Dan Duelman. Stacy Males. M :he«e Byrne. Ho e Daffinson. Jennifer Ryan. Shar Dtgby. Becky Thompson. Km Otafson. Jennifer Kriesei. Ken Duel. Dan- nie Wagner Angie Wtoer. Tammy Amoth, Juhe Dneslen Row 2 Advisor Mr Jessesski. Jerry Kramer. Lon Dick. Kathie Feyen. PoUa Suivan, Paula Haug. Scott Gunderson. Jarme Larson. Roger Kamrowski. Deena Mrtchei. Shefca Schock. Jenny W da. Heather Wogner. Dawn Koopman. Km Smith. Tammy Wtoer. Trico Schoder Paula Brown. Lone Thomsen. Erin Schultz. Ho e Wnters. Lisa Ho worth. Kely Benrud. Leslie H . Brandi Smith Row 3 Tarm Wolfe. Jenny Schaler. Jufce Amoth. Robn Bishop. Ten Gooden. Trocy Stamstowski. Tncia Ronmng. Donna Schiesser. Debbie Johnson. RarxJ Rom- mel. Node Stamstowski. Jennifer Fredrickson. Chen Lebakken. Ncoie Ma- honey. Johnette More. Chrrstne Evanson. Lon Pepfcnski. Jennifer Jeffers. Stehpame Uhl Row 4 B« Green. Diane Stamstowski. Betsy Tranberg. Lisa Gofcer. Krista Witoer. Tina Crebo. Becky Cntzman. Pauta Henry. Trocy Daf- finson. Jennifer Mrochek. Heid Daffrrson Wanda Schock. Darcie Farley. Done Schiesser. Stacy Amundson. Melissa Pratt. Dawn Rand. Jennifer Pratt Jessica Ohner. Trtco Mitchei Km Dornquast Row 5 Rosy Pieper. Lnda Nelson. Bonme Bor char dt. Knstne Wabki. Nancy Stamstowski. Chnsti- na Shiv. Carey Stamstowski. Kern Stoner. Lone Ktomsten. Buffie Howe. Jufce Henderson. Paige Alen. Laura Dopp. J« Chnstonson. Lara Koczorowski. Ang« Bakken. cofceen Sieger. Jode Pickemg. Jenm Nelson. Lisa Crttzman. Jessica Nehs. Knsti Kouss Pep Club members had fun at Basketball games too 46 Pep Club Pom Pon Pom Pon squad looks back at - morning proctic© in the ram - Dam nicknamed Whitey”. - waiting d gentiy for our jackets - our traditional mud fight - ‘Dam fix your skirt”. - J W vs JK - extending breaks by getting Mary started - left leg splits people - “The Scrubs” - “for the millionth time GET UP.” sokJ Mary - trying to fmd rides to mornmg practices at 645 - deciding how to run out on the floor for our performances at the last minute1 - “SNAP. I can't see what you ore doing.” Mary says, while standing at the top of the bleachers - JaneBe and an of her enthusiasm at prac- tices Ha. Hall - blowing a fuse with all of our curling irons after mormng practices - Lisa skipping out of performng her own rou- tine!! - overall a fun year!! - our advisor. Ms Everson The 1987-88 pom pon squod is as follows Row 1 Jodie Pickering. Holly Brunkow. Kim Dornquast. Jenm Nelson, Dam Wagner Row 2 Lisa Critzman. Dawn Koopman. Debbie Johnson. Heather Wogner. Jenny Brunkow Row 3 Mary Ekern-captam. Janele Kramer. Lori Dick. Lisa Goler. Jenny WikJa-co captam Pom Pon 47 Ski CLUB MEMBERS Seniors Pom Antony. Courtney Becker Enc Berne CrxJy BruOos. Joson Byom Tno Crebo. Becky Cntzman. HoBe Doffnson. Tracy Daffmson. ion Ock, Randy Domquast. Robert Dnesien Mary Ekern. Kath Feyen Bart Gardner Shown Gnffry Scott Gunderson Wendy Hanson. Poiio Haug Down Hein. Paula Henry. Chns Jessessky Roger Kcmrowski. Scott Kiedrowski. Kerth Krkey Jane © Kramer Jerry Kramer. Soge Kramer. Chns laFieur Jamie Larson Jie lettner. David Mock. Brett iskchots. Brody Otson. Paul Peterson Bnan Ro ecki Ken Sooo Jenny Sender David Sms Ron Sptner Nancy Stamstowski Paula SuBvan. Keith Truax Vnce VanBrunt. Ron Weis. Rich Wero Mark Weyant Knsta Wfcer jltkxs Lnda Betties worth Tony Behop Mke Brady Jenny Brunkow Lena Buckhoiz Brad Byom. Cam Cantlon. Wayne Dahl Mke Dale Mark Duelman. Chod Dutton. Mke Engen Corey Feyen Tarrmy Hansen Susie LaFieu Eric leagang Cory Mahutga Tedd McDonah Deeno NAtchel Troy Nemrtz Stephen Passwaters. Scott Pauison Tom SctwxSer. Rondo Sotoerg fsfcck SonsaHa Brod Storwiowski B e Jo Swartmg Troy The Mche To tertott Mark Walske Jenny WSda Ciff Wrm Sophomores Ryan Andersen Kns Bauer Bi Bevne Aaron Behop Chns Bowker John Brody Lea Cntzman. Bi Dick Crag Hanson Dale Hen jie Henderson Kocee Herbert . Conn Hogden Json Houzenga Debb Johnson Toby Karwosk. Travrs Kng Wendy Lakey Chen Lebakken De«sr Menolascno. Jenny Mrochek Brenda Nelson, jess Ohner Jodi Pelowsk. Scott Ptvikps. Bart Scherr. Tnao ScNndter. Enn SchUtz Coleen Siege Trocy Sms. Mott Skwierowski. Nkki Stanstowski Dan Stetfenson. Crag Thompson. Lone Thomsen. Mekssa Todteitott Scott UN Charte Wheock Brent Wtoer Mo WSda Chns Zmmer Freshmen Tarrmy Amoth. Matt Andersen Corey Brody Cory Cantlon. Km Domquast. Ken Duel. Todd Duelman. Lisa Howerth. Came Kiedrowski Thcio NAtchel Jessica Nehs Brod rs cho s Aaron Oson Karen Passwaters Rhonda PoUson Troy Ro ecki. Matt Rynearson Chod Schroeder Brand Smith. Dana Stoner. Shane Stoner Stephanie Uhl Damele Wogner Adam Waltz The G-E-T ski club of 1987-88 had more members than ever with numbers reaching approximately 160. For the first time the club ex- perienced a major trip to Indian- head Mt. in Northern Michigan and also took its yearly overnight ski trip to Welch Village With ski club memberships, many club members skied at area ski hills at reduced rates An attempt will be made next year to have more trips. Brian Rolbiecki. club presi- dent stated, I feel the club did really well this year, yet there was room for improvement. It was nice to see the increased mem- bership but no interest in bus trips was surprising. -Brian Rolbiecki, President 48 Ski Club SPORTS 50 Varsity Football Scott Gunderson. Ron Lund. Tim Hammond. Cory Mahutga. John Motszko. Michael Heinz. Michael Lebakken. Cameron Cantlon. Kevin Ziegler. Troy Thin. Anthony Bishop, Mark Thompson, Brian Rolbiecki. Courtney Becker. Assistant Coach Russ Lund. Head Coach Chuck Forster. Roger Kamrowski. Brad Stoner. Dan Duellman. Scott Kiedrowski. Ken Sacia. David Mack. Jon Scorseth Brady Olson. Brad Stanlslowski All Coulee Conference Recognition Honors 1st Team Linebacker Brad Stoner 1st Team Offensive Tackle Brady Olson 2nd Team Offensive End: David Mack 2nd Team Defensive Tackle: Kevin Ziegler 2nd Team Defensive Back: Brian Rolbiecki 2nd Team Offensive Guard Brad Stoner Honorable Mention Jon Scarseth Tony Bishop Courtney Becker Scott Kiedrowski Scott Gunderson Cory Mahutga Cameron Cantlon Front Row Dal© Hein. Monty Olson. David Halverson, Bill Berne, Craig Thompson, Travis Mahutga. Brent Jacobson. Robert SteUflug. Travis Crebo. Danny Ziegler Row Two Coach Doyle Schmit. Rich Bishop. Aaron Bishop. Matt Skierawski. Craig Hanson. Chris Zimmer. Chris Maas. Brent Olson. Scott Wiiamson. Scott Bryan. Shane Jacobs. Cooch Mr Dunn SCOREBOARD 0 West Salem 21 8 Westby 31 6 Arcadia 14 8 Vroqua 34 6 Black River Fate 27 6 Holmen 26 20 Bangor 10 6 LaCrescent 12 Junior Varsity Football 51 Row 1 Shane Stoner Jared Mertes. Mike Keler. Matt Rynearson. Eric Rolbiecki. Todd Duelman. Dana Stoner. Dennis Benrud Row 2 Jason Vasquez. Jim Rand. Cory Cant Ion, Guy Heinz. Tom Grant. Chris Olson. Danny Brudos. Mike Stellflug. Tom Goler. Jim Dykstra. Rick Pearson. Chad Richman. Aaron Olson. John Butman. Adam Walz Row 3 Troy Rolbiecki. Chad Schroeder, Keith Hammond. Randy Thompson. Lance Truax. Tackles S Shane Stoner 25 W G Rick Pearson 17Vi LB Jared Mertes 17 Interceptions CB Todd DueHman 2 S Shane Stoner 2 C8 Dana Stoner 1 Kick Receive Matt Rynearson 262 yards Chad Schroeder 90 Todd Duelman 81 Passing Shane Stoner 1.182 Yards 168 8 Avg yards game Comp att-65 116 -56% comp Looking back the freshmen football team ... - had great coaches in Benji and Mr. Goller. - shut out our first opponent White- hall. - grew together as a team early. - remembers when John Butman for- got his shoes at Westby. Shane Stoners superb passing and Chad Schroeders catching the last min- ute touchdown pass to win against Blair. - remembers when it rained for ev- ery home game. 52 Freshmen Football Wanda Volk man. Sheila Sc hock. Deena Mitchell. Amy Bakken. Jenny SchaHer Angie Bakken. Jin Christianson. Erin Schultz. Trisha Mitche . Keri Duell Cheerleaders had the look -When we made over $80 in the car wash -With Deena's AWUOOOSOME -When we did the Hanging Noode Mount -With the pouring rain during Parents Night -With our terrific advisor Mrs Nyre - I'm a rain drop .. Football Cheerleaders 53 Season record for school competition Boys - 35-67 34.3 Eft. % O U Girls - 10-7 58.8 Eft. % Team composed of 20 — 13 boys and 7 girls 3 seniors, 6 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 9 freshmen n Best times in competition for the season: Bovs 3 miles Kris Bauer Kim Olafson Rosy Pieper Stacy Burchell Patty Peterson Lisa Schubert Shari Tranberg Girls 2 miles -12:31 -13:58 -14:28 -14:37 -17:02 -20:42 Corey Feyen Mark Duellman Perry Ausen Shawn Griffin Sean Brady Jay Jick Mark Walske Jason Kittleson Paul Peterson Troy Olafson Cory Brady Peter Kujak Allen Feyen -16:25 -17:37 -18:01 All conference selections: -18:26 Gjris: Kris Bauer - 1st team -19:00 Boys: Corey Feyen - 2nd team -19:13 -19:38 Most Valuable: -20:01 Boys: Corey Feyen -20:28 Girls: Kris Bauer -20:39 -22:00 Most Improved: -22:06 Boys: Perry Ausen -22:13 Girls: Kim Olafson 54 Cross Country Team Roster Seniors Wendy Schock. Tami Wolf. Paula Houg. Jenny SchaHer. Carey Stanislowski. Wendy Hanson. Juniors: Tammy Hanson. Sheila Schock. Jodi Kaszoka. Deena Mitchell. Sophomore Gabriele Myer The Volleyball Team Got The Look by ... -ending the season with a 0- 12 record. -placing 7th out of 9 teams in the Coulee Conference -having Wendy Schock. senior setter, selected All- Coulee Conference honor- able mention. -improving throughout the year. Coached by R. Cox. Varsity Volleyball 55 Front Row: Carrie Roberts. Connie Hogden. Colleen Sieger, Jennifer Jeffers, Julie Henderson. Jennifer Fredrickson. Row Two: Lynda James. Wanda Schock. Jean Oedsma. Brenda Wright. Tracy Sims. Kristi Bothe. Brita Hogden, Nikki Stanislowski. Darcie Farley. Wanda Volkman. Insights from Coach G. Beckstrom ... Considering the inexperience of the J V team. I feel they were quite successful and made up for their lack of experience with hard work and an inner desire to make themselves better and to perform to the best of their ability. I truly enjoyed coaching these dedicated athletes. It's exciting to see individuals improve both offensively and defensively. We're lucky to have setters with so much potential — they set the tone of the game and really made the hitters look good. Our hitters, too. are becoming more aggressive which makes for some spectacular spiking! Lynda James led the squad with offensive points. Darcie Farley earned honors as Most Valuable Player and Brita Hodgen worked her way into being selected Most Improved Player. The G-E-T junior varsity volleyball squad fin- ished the season with a 500 record. 56 JV Volleyball Carrie Kiedrowskl. Leslie Hi. Coach Seisa Klomp. Jessica Nehs. Jennifer Kriesel Kristi Kauss, Kern Duel. Angie Wilber. Tricia Mitchell. Kelly Benrud. Stacy Anderegg, Tammy Amoth. Tammy Borchardt Only one word can come to my mind when I'm asked to describe the 1987 volleyball season for the 9th grade team: AWESOME! From beginning to end the team rallied to a record- breaking 14-2 season! Highlights includ- ed winning the Viroqua Tournament, bringing home a 1st place trophy to the GET showcase, and a good sports- manship recommendation from the LaCresent Superintendent. Winning became a ritual, but good sportsman- ship became a habit. High scorers were Keri Duell and Angie Wilber Strong servers included Kristi Kauss and Tricia Mitchell Outstanding net defenders were Kelly Benrud and Tammy Amoth. School pride and individual excellence developed and shows GREAT promise in the years to come. Coach Selisa Klomp Freshmen Volleyball 57 Row 1 Scott Gunderson. Spencer Cleary Row 2 Scott Kiedrowski, Bart Gardner. Ken Sacia. Coach - Russ Lund. Ron Spittler. Brad Stanislowski. Tony Bishop Row 3 Tim Anderson. David Mack. Jon Scarseth. Brady Olson. Jim Selck y B a s , t b a I I VARSITY SCOREBOARD 71 Blair 50 65 W Salem 37 45 Westby 29 84 Arcadia 61 54 Viroqua 73 77 BRF 75 69 Nekoosa 45 49 Mel-Min 34 57 Holmen 58 66 LaCrescent 53 44 Onalaska 72 61 Westby 47 61 Arcadia 73 70 Viroqua 52 104 Holmen 65 73 Whitehall 79 72 W Salem 49 60 LaCrescent 50 52 BRF 72 57 Onalaska 80 66 Arcadia 72 Overall Record 13-8 Conference Record 8-6 Third Place Looking Back We - Beat Black River Falls who went on to win the State Tournaments. - won the holiday tournament at Mel-Min - beat Holmen 104-65. - saw Tim Anderson and Brady Olson make second-team all-conference David Mack and his fellow teammates watch as we score again 58 Varsity Basketball F r e s h m a n B 0 y s B a s k e t b a 1 I Back Row Coach Mr Conzemius. Todd DueHman, David Molzahn. Shane Stoner. Matt Rynearson. and Chad Schroeder Front Row Jacob Kujak. Troy Olafson. Peter Kuyak. and Aaron Olson SCOREBOARD G-E-T 32 W. Salem 25 35 C F C 22 38 Westby 51 30 Holmen 54 31 Holmen 64 45 Ona Luther 51 48 Mel-Min 61 51 C F C 43 49 W Salem 43 38 Ona Luth 58 61 Arcadia 42 55 Arcadia 34 47 B R F 57 60 Mel-Min 44 48 B R F 81 Leading scorers were: Chad Schroeder average 15.6 Shane Stoner 10.2 Matt Rynearson 8.5 David Molzahn 7 4 This team has a bright future ahead of them. Coach Bob Conzemius 60 Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders looked back to ... - Last minute super school song mounts - J.V getting to cheer on Varsity - Carrie messing up the start of floor cheers. - J.V.'s constant giggle - Jenny Schaller's goofy moods. - Senior Class's enthusiasm at the games. - Dancing on the library tables. - The dedication shown throughout the year. J.V Cheerleaders Carrie Roberts. Jill Chris- tianson, Paige Allen. Julie Henderson, and Erin Schultz. Varsity Cheerleaders: Jenny Schaller, Tami Wolfe. Kim Olafson, and Pam Anthony B a s k e t b a C h e e r I e a d e r $ G.E.T. Varsity Basketball Won- 2, Loss-14 GAME SUMMARY Total Record - 2 19 Conference Record - 2 16 G-E-T 26 Blair 52 17 West Salem 84 24 Westby 36 17 Arcadia 56 36 Viroqua 42 30 Homen 49 30 News Lisbon 45 46 Melrose Mindoro 49 21 Cochrane - 30 Fountain City 80 50 Black River Falls 24 68 33 LaCrescent 44 21 Onalaska 56 34 Westby 40 52 Arcadia 35 23 Viroqua 43 Holmen 63 West Salem 51 50 LaCresent 34 40 Onalaska 63 36 Black River 50 35 Arcadia 69 Most Points in a aame - 27- Wendy Lakey 3 point shots - A)season 12- Darci Poss Most free throws in o game - 7- Wendy Lakey Most free throws ('oil veart - 37- Wendy Lakey Highest free throw % ('all vear- minimum 15 attempts’) - 57% (37 65)-Wendy Lakey Highest field goal % ('all vear- minimum 25 attempts') - 48% (60 126)-Wendy Lakey Most total points Tall vearT - 157- Wendy Lakey Highest scoring average -Is!! year - Based on points guar- ters olavedt - 11.2 Wendy La- key Front row: Colleen Sieger. Gabby Myers. Darci Poss Row 2: Kathy Bagneiski. Kira Kaste. Deena Mitchell. Coach Tim Foslin Row 3 Wendy Lakey. Jodi Kazolka. Judy Lange 62 Girls Varsity Basketball Kathy and Deena practice shooting before their game against Black River Falls J. V. G i r I s B a s k e t b a I I Row 1: Doyle Schmidt. Jenny Fredrickson. Stephanie UN. Tracy Sims. Lynda James. Annie Lange. Jessie Ohner Row 2 Kris Bouer. Tricia Mitchell. Wanda Schock. Keri Duell 35 G-E-T JV GIRLS Blair 29 37 West Salem 22 32 Westby 31 20 Arcadia 19 22 Viroqua 35 39 Holmen 25 24 Black River Falls 26 21 Arcadia (Varsity 38 Reserve) 41 LaCrescent 18 24 Onalaska 46 29 Westby 48 34 Arcadia 36 33 Viroqua 30 23 Holmen 30 35 West Salem 26 45 LaCrescent 30 38 Onalaska 34 27 Black River Falls 33 Gabby Myers worms up before the game Girl's freshmen basketbol team Row 1 Debbie Smikrud. Keri Due . Jessica Nehs. Tricia Mitchell, and Amy Walske Row 2 Lisa Ho worth. Jenn Kriesel. Sandra Harrison. Heidi Ekern. Brandi Smith Row 3 Kristi Kouss. Tammy Amoth. Karen Passwaters. Steph Uhl. Carrie Kiedrowski. Kelli Bervud. Tammy Borchardt. Angie Wilber. Rhonda Paulson and coach Scott Rmdahl FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 36 Black River Falls 42 33 Holmen 10 30 Holmen 18 40 Cochrane Fountain City 42 31 Holmen 23 39 Arcadia 24 24 West Salem 17 23 Black River Falls 29 40 Arcadia 32 27 West Salem 13 42 Westby 35 35 Cochrane Fountain City 29 33 Viroqua 20 Freshmen gtfs basketball had a successful season states coach. Scott Rindahl The G-E-T Freshmen girls' basketbol team ended a very successful season on February 1 by defeating Viroqua 33-20 The team ended the season with a record of 10 wins and 3 losses They had an offensive average of 33.3 points per game and a defensive average of 25 7 points per game 64 Basketbol Gymnastics Team: Row 1 Mrs Warriner. Chris Crogan, Angie Bakken. Lone Thomsen, and Darcy Chase Row 2 Carol Klimik. Susie LaFleur. Amy Bakken. Linda Bettesworth. Billie Jo Swartkng. and Tami Onsrud. Row 3 Rosela Pieper and Becky Critzman T Above Lone Thomsen, our foreign exchange student from Denmark, poses on the balance beam Below Angie Bakken and her teammates practice cartwheels before a meet Remember ... getting strong with weights, running, and bananas (a still not favorite fruit.) susie's X-rated dancing, angie's unusual stretching tech- a m mques hbh| : . • (What fun) ■■■ doesn't even do bars 9HHH : ' •• : : : 4 ■ . (88825). from the McLellan Inv -in- 9HHH| eluding the varsity 1st place trophy in Division III. _ Gymnastics 65 3- Corey Feyen. 2- Shawn Griffin. 1- Aaron Lebakken. Coach-Scoff Lewison. 4- Dana Stoner. 5- Travis Mahutga. 5- Mike Lebakken. 7- David Halverson. 8- Cory Mahutga. 12- Cameron Cantlon. 11-Matt Skwierawski. 10-Rick Pierson. 9- Brett Nichols DUAL MEET RECORD G-E-T 15 Mel-Mm 39 48 West Salem 5 36 Westby 24 6 Arcadia 47 30 Viroqua 36 51 BRf 18 13 Hoknen 42 47 Whitehall 19 13 Lactescent 52 44 Onataska 21 The wrestling season was the best that it has been in many years. The team ended the year by being 500 in conference action and 500 overall. In the conference invitational we finished 4th out of 9 teams. We had one champion. Corey Feyen. at 105 pounds and we also had 2 third place and 2 fourth place finishes. In the WIAA Regional, Corey Feyen was first and Shawn Griffin was second ad- vancing both to the Sectional meet at Amery. At the sectional Corey finished second and advanced to the State meet at Madison. Corey is the first wrestler to go to State since 1983. He wrestled well but did not place. Coach Benrud Good Season For Wrestlers 66 Wrestling Bfod (Skchote. 6-Matt Anderson. Coach- Scott Lewison. 7-Danny Wieczorek. 8-Les Olsen. 9-Guy Heinz. 10-Roger Kamrowski. Coach-Dennts Benrud Wrestling 67 Dan Wieczorek. Jay Jick. Guy Heinz. Rich- ard Pierson Juke Dneslem. Kim Smith. Stacey Andregg Members wait on the bus before the away meet 68 Boys Track 70 Girts Track Billy Jo and Patty relax as they watch other competitors during their Linda stretches as she awaits her race meet Girts from the track team take a break between events Girts Track 71 o 0 � c 0 I f First row: Aaron Olson. Terry Klewicki. Dale Hein. Mike Kelleher. Second row Mr Skwierawski. coach: Aaron Bishop. Lance Truax. Mike Gautsch, Matt Skwierawski The 1988 Boys Golf Team saw 18 students out for the sport. Being young and inexperienced, the varsity completed its season in 8th place in the Coulee Confer- ence and 4th place at the Re- gional Meet. Junior. Bob Hanson, was the most consistent golfer with a 9 hole average of 43. Other letterwin- ners were Brady Olson. Sean Brady, Matt Skwierawski. Aaron Bishop, and Mike Gautsch. Also on the team was Brent Wil- bur, Bill Beirne, Charlie Whillock, Dale Hein. Scott Bryhn, Greg Stetzer. Todd Duellman, Aaron Olson, Mike Kelleher, Jim Dykstra. Terry Kleiwicki, and Lance Truax. Letter winners Jessie Ohner. Cheri Lebak- ken. Missy Bortle. Nicole Mahoney. Joh- nette More Certificates Julie Amoth. Nikki Frohm. KeMi Hulett Special awards 1) Most improved new golfer (receives the traveling trophy) - Kelli Hulett. 2) Team medalist - Jessie Ohner 3) Most improved - Chen Lebak- ken Special memories - losing all our golf bans in the water at Walsh's - how we all became close and shored our thoughts and secrets - the excellent sectional team of Nicole. Jessie. Missy, and Chen who golfed their way past Holmen and C-FC and ended up only 7 strokes behind Bloomer and Spooner 0 O Scott Gunderson. Ken Socia. Scott Kiedrowski. Courtney Becker. Jim Selck. Jerry Kramer. Jett Evanson. Crag Thompson. Brett Nichols. Mike Heinz. Jon Brody. Craig Daffinson. Scott Hammond. Bill Beirne. Mark Jacobs. Chris Martinson, Bin Dick Jim and Courtney try for a tag at first base Scott rounds the base at first for a single 74 Varsity Baseball G i i r I s S 0 f t b a 1 I Row 1 Brenda Kramer. Carrie Roberts, Tammy Hansen. Lone Thomsen. Gabby Myers Row 2 Jim Carlson. Jessie Ohner. Stacy Amundson. Rhonda Kramer. Jenny Jeffers. Angie Wilber. Kathy Bagniewski Row 3 Melissa La Rue. Kerri Kauss. Annie Lange. Wendy Lakey. Tammy Wilber. Robm Bishop. Assistant Coach Ruth. Above left Our coach. Missy LaRue. warms us up by hitting some balls Above right Wendy Lakey slides mto second base Below The 1988 softball team stretches olong the fence On The Edge Looking Bock - W© Remember - finally deciding on a theme song a week before prom - all the planning and worrying - Jenny WikJa's pre-prom party and her date (Bob Hanson) being one of the last to show up - the court being seated at the wrong table in North Bend - Jim (Lambtree) Selck giggling all through the dinner - the great music at the Riverview - our unique valet service - our life size castle - stars, glitter, and balloons everywhere - the great class participation during the dance - Ken and Nancy Lerum kicking up their heels on the dance floor - Wanda Volk man being the only one who could put on a tiara without squishing their hair - someone dumping the dry ice into the water and wrecking the fog machine - Jodi Kaszolka not knowing who to announce as king and queen - a special class couple making a dream come true - Junior Prom '88 was Wee being “On the Edge of a Dream Above The junior class is busy blowing up balloons for the prom Below The Court: Darci Poss. Deena Mitchell. Wanda Volk man. Kira Kaste. Dawn Koopman. Heidi Lund. Sheila Schock Jim Selck. Cory Maughta, Mike Lebakken. Tedd Me Donah. Mark Jacobs. Wayne Dahl. Jeff Evanson Of A Dream April 30th 1988 80 Prom UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen Look Ahead Leading the Freshmen Class are Todd Duelman. President. Brad Nichols. Vice President. Tricia Mitchell. Secretary, and Tom Grant. Treasurer Looking Back ... - freshmen Boys Football getting the best season record in four years. - freshmen Girls Volleyball winning ev- ery game except two. - having Brad (Mr. Huge) protect us from all evil. - finally getting our Homecoming float down and then it doesn't show up on time for the parade. - our freshmen boys showing off their sexy legs for us by being our cheer- leaders during our Homecoming skit. - finally getting through Great Ex- pectations in English and having our own expectations as sophomores. 82 Freshmen Adams. Troy Amoth. Tammy Anderegg. Stacey Andersen. Matthew Anderson. Eilene Benrud. Kelly Borchardt. Tammy Bork. Christine Brady. Cory Brenegen. Karen Brenegen. Kate Brophy. Crystal Brudos. Darnel Brudos. David Buchholz. Terry Bure he . Stacy Butman. John Cantlon. Cory Church. Melissa Cisewski. Shannon Collins. Chandra Crebo. James Dattmson. Angie Daffmson. Kevin Doeiie. Jason Dornquast. Kimberly Dneslem. Julie Due . Keri DueHman. Todd Dykstra. James Freshmen 83 Ekern. Heidi Feyen. Allen Feyen. Dave Qomstad. Judy Grant. Tom Hammond. Keith Harrison. Sandra Heinz. Guy Hess. Jennifer HiN. Leslie Howarth. Lisa James. Roger Jick. Jay Kauss. Kristi Kelleher. Michael Kennedy. Scott Kiedrowski. Carrie Kittleson. Jason Klewicki. Terry Kline. Amanda Kriesel. Jennifer Kujak. Jacob Kujak. Peter Lebakkea Aaron Leer. Shannon Leisgang. John Lia. Christine Matiak. Kevm Maynard. Penny McCutchen. Troy 84 Freshmen Meftes. Jared Mites. Dora Mitchell, Tricia Nehs. Jessica Nichols. Brad Nuelle. James Otafson. Troy Olson. Aaron Olson. Chris Olson. Les Osborn. Jefrey Parsneau. Rhonda Pass waters. Koren Paulson. Rhonda Peterson. Amy Pieper. DeWayne Pierson. Richard Pierzina. Rebecca Rand. James Richtman. Chad Rolbiecki. Eric Rolbiecki, Troy Ry near son. Matt Schroeder. Chad Schubert, usa Srrwkrud. Debbie Smith. Brandi Smith. Kimberly Steiipflug. Michael Stoner. Dana Freshmen 85 Stoner. Shone Suit. Cart Swartling. Robert Swart ling, William Swenson. Beth Taylor. Wanda Thilmany. Mekx Thompson. Lorraine Thompson. Randy Tranberg. Shari Truax. Lance Uhl. Stephanie Vazquez. Jason Wagner. Danielle Walske. Amy Walters. Erin Walz. Adam Wieczorek. Danny Wrtber. Angie Wilber. Eric Williams. Jason Ness. Nicole 86 Freshmen Ahrndt. Dawn Alen. Pa� g© Auseth, Michele Amundson, Stacy Andersen. Ryan Ausen, Perry Bakken. Angie Bauer, Kris Beirne, Bin Bishop. Aaron Bishop. Richie Bo the. Kristi Bowker. Chris Brady. Jon Brody. Ricky Britten. Sara Brown. Paula Brunkow. Holy Bryan. Scott Chartier. Shelly Christianson. JM Crebo. Travis Critzman. Lisa Crogan. Chris Daffinson. Heidi Daffinson. Jason Daffinson. Scott Dahl. Biy Dick. Bi Doerr. Derek Dopp. Laura Erickson. Dave Sophomores 87 'rickson. Fred Erickson. Rachel Evanson. Chris Farley. Darcie Frahm. Nikki Fredrickson. Jenny Gabrych. Stacey Ganshert. Susie Gautch. Mike Hammond. Scott Hanson. Craig Harris. Amy Hein. Dale Henderson. Julie Herbert. Kacee Hi. David Hi. Tammy Hogden. Constance Houzenga. Jason Howe. Lane Hummel. Debbie Jacobs. Shane Jacobson. Brent James. Lynda Jeffers. Jenny Johnson. Brad Johnson. Brent Johnson. Cory Johnson. Debbie Kaczorowski. Lara Karwoski. Toby King. Sheila King, Travis Kramer. Brenda Kramer. Rhonda Lakey. Wendy 88 Sophomores Lange. Ann� © Lebokken, Cheri Lokkken. Nikki Lygo. Kristi Moos. Chris Mahoney. Nikki Mauhta. Travis Martinson. Chris Martinson. Mark Maynard. Jessie Menokjscmo. Deism More. Johnette Mrachek. Jenny Myers. Gabby Neisenstuen. Dan Nelson. Brenda Nelson. Jenm Nelson. Julie Otfsdahl. David Ohner, Jessie Olson. Brett Olson. Monty Onsrud. Jodi Pelowski. Aaron Peiowski. Jodi Peptmski. Lori Philips. Scott Pickering. Jodie Pratt. Melissa Reedy. Mekssa Riggms. Chris Roberts. Carrie Rommel. Randi Rousseau. Belinda Scherr. Bart Schied. Kelley Sophomores 89 Schindler. Tncio Schiesser. Diane Schock. Wanda Schultz. Erm Senn. Robert Sieger. Colleen Sims. Tracy Skwierawski. Matt Smith. Angel Snyder. Jim Stanisiowski. Nicole Steffenson. Donald Stettes. Eric Steiipfiug. Robert Stetzer. Gregory Swenson. Terry Syrmtczek. Shelly Thompson. Craig Thomsen. Lone Tourteliott. Melissa Uhl. Scott Waihn. David WhiUock. Charlie Weir. Kevin 90 Sophomores Wilber. Brent Wrfber. Tommy WWa. Max Williams. Terry Williamson. Scott Winters. Hoie Wright. Brenda Ziegler. Dan Zimmer. Chris Sophomores on Nerds Day during Homecoming week Sophomores 91 Waiting for furniture to arrive for Science room The new N H S. sophomores ore as folows Row 1 Ji Christianson. Diane Schlesser. Connie Hogden. Stacey Gabrych. Angie Bakken ond Darci Farley Row 2 Jodi PeBowski. David Otfsdahl. Jenny Fredrickson, and Brenda Wright Above The girl's voBeybai team gets a pep to before playing Below One of the Homecoming activities is to put on a little skit Angie Bakken. Aaron Bishop, and Bart Scherr took part in these activities 92 National Honor Society Boordseth, Kerry J. Bogmewski. Kathie A Bakken. Amy Sue Bauer. Laurie A Bettesworth. Linda A Bilskemper. Kari L. Bishop. Anthony W Boltz. John D Bor tie, Melissa J Boyer. Paula Jean Brady. Michael. Jr Brady. Sean J. Brenegen. Sara V Brophy. Pattie A Brunkow. Jennifer F Byom. Bradley P Cant Ion. Cameron M Chase. Darcy M Clark. Kristine Cor diner. Genevieve Crebe. Jeff E Dahl. Wayne A Dale. Michael L. Docken. Lance G Duelmon. Mark L Dutton. Chad E Emerson. Lori N Engen. Michoel D Evanson. Jeff L. Feyen. Corey J Juniors 93 Fuselier. Michelle Garcia. Mario Geider. Jason L Hansen. Tamara M Hanson. Robert J. Hauge. Kevin J Herzog. Dawn M Herzog. Mikel Hoem. Pamela A Hagden, Brita L Howe. Jodie L. Hulett. Kelli $ Jacobs. Brian R Jacobs. Mark K Jessessky. Pam Kaste. Kira Jo Kaszoika. Jodi A Kauss. Kerri R Kbmek. Carol A Komperud. Kristine L Koopman. Dawne R Kukak. Michelle L La Fleur. Susan K Lakey. Bonnie L 94 Juniors w r 1 A Lebakken. Michael E Leisgang. Eric C UHa. Joseph. R Linberg. Scott D Lund. Hedi V Mahutga. Cory J Me Donah. Michael J Me Donah. Tedd Mitchell. Deena L Motszko. John M Nermtz. Troy C Oedsma. Jeon M Olafson. Kimberly K Onsrud. Tarm S Osborn. Sandra J Passwaters. Stephen E Paulson. Scott R Pearson. Ryan D Peterson. Patricia A Poss. Darci A Pratt. Jennifer M Rand. Dawn Ritter. Tracey Schied. Kevin Schindter. Tom Schotoeien. Heidi Schock. Shelia Seick. Jim Sotoerg. Ronda Stamslowski. Brad Swartkng, Billie Jo Thi. Troy Thompson. Dawn Thompson. Mark Thompson, Rebecca TourteHot. Michelle VanVIeet. Kim Volman. Wanda Wagner. Heather Waiske. Mark Wells. Jim Wier. Larry Wilda. Jennifer Winn. Clifford Ziegler. Craig Ziegler. Gregory Ziegler. Kenneth SonsaHa. Nick Tsolakov. Charles SENIORS 98 Courtney Becker Eric Beirne Jodi Berger Robin Bishop Bonnie Borchardt Bill Brady CLASS OFFICERS President-Hollie Daffinson Vice President-Rob Drieslein Secretary-Jill Hovre Treasurer-Shar Digby 99 Jodi Brandos Brian Britten Ken Brophy Cindy Brudos Tod Burleson Brenda Butman 100 Seniors Jason Byom Michelle Byrne Tina Crebo Becky Critzman Hol� e Daffinson Tracy Daffinson Louie Dale Lori Dick Shar Digby With a pugnacious look on his face, the boy tumultuously catapulted icy snowballs at a small girl. The rapport between the two was instantly recognized as brother and sister Dawn Hein Seniors 101 102 Seniors Becky Erickson Shonnon Fuseker Lisa Goiter Todd Fernholz Bart Gardner Ten Gooden Kathy Feyen Kevin Gibbons Kelly Grant The first semester had had its tumultuous moments but now — now this random group of students was becoming downright mutinous It was quite uncanny the way this benign group would suddenly perform some pugnacious act Rob Drieslein 103 Bin Green Shawn Griffin Dan Guiou Scott Gunderson Alan Haedtke Tim Hammond 104 Seniors Greg Hansen Wendy Hanson Amy Harrison Paula Haug Dawn Hein Mike Heinz Paulo Henry Jane Hilton Jit Hovre Whatever the cause, we tend to view bats as mutinous, tumultuous creatures that are out to get us. However, as difficult as it may be to believe, bats are not the pugnacious animals we think they are. Jill Hovre 106 Buttie Howe Christina Howe Heather Hunter HoHy Hunter Chris Jessessky Roger Kamrowski April Kessner Lore Kkxnsten jerry Kramer Scott Kiedrowski Price Kopp Sage Kramer Keith Kirkey Janelle Kramer Jett Kunzelman But then one evening, all peace was dis- rupted. With a knock on their door, their joy was corrupted Their nocturnal bliss was destroyed by no other Than their sweet, adorable, pugnacious mother! Jamie Larson Seniors 107 Chris LaFieur Judy Lange Jamie Larson Joann Lebakken Juhe Lettner Ron Lund 108 Seniors Jm Lutz David Mack Stacy Malles Brad McKenzie Carol Mikrut Jennifer Nehs Eric Nelson Linda Nelson Brett Nichols The mutinous form of my neighbor's son catapulted itself out the window, departing once again on a nocturnal rampage The boy was pugnacious and tumultuous, one whose ways were erratic and full of reckless abandon Amy Harrison 109 Brady Olson Paul Peterson Scott Olson RoseNa Pieper Ken Pephnski Dennis Pierzna £22 The seemingly random nocturnal wander- ings of our brains, which we call dreams, are actually not as meaningless and erratic as they sometimes appear They show us things we might not otherwise see, and they allow us to live lives we might not otherwise be allowed to live Sleep takes on a pugna- cious stance when confronted with the in- exorable morning Rick Volkman Seniors 111 Betsy Redsten Brian Roltxecki Ken Sacia Tanya Ritter Alisa Rockenback Tncia Ronnmg Jennifer Ryan Jon Scarseth Jennifer Sc nailer 112 Seniors Canda Smith Carey Stanislowski Brad Stoner Ron Spittler Diane Stanisiowski Kerri Stoner A lot of the legislators in the picture look like students at school, one of them in the mid- dle is staring into space, but I bet when it comes time to vote, he'll vote yes so he can make it home for his afternoon nap. Brady Olson 114 Seniors Jennifer Van Rick Volk man Stec hetman Kris Walski Ron Weis Mark Weyant Eric Wilber Tim Walter Krista Witter Ruth Williamson Tami Wolfe Kevin Ziegler Looking Back the Senior class ... - won first place on their Homecoming poster. - won second place on their Homecoming float. - won first place in the spirit contest during Homecoming. m - had a Senior skip day - tumbled down the hill during their Senior phy. ed. trip. - had their traditional Toga Day. 115 Graduation May 29 HONOR STUDENTS Brenda Butman. Joseph Doile. Robert Drieslein. Lisa Goler. Kelly Grant. Amy Harrison. JiU Hovre, Roger Kamrowski. Jamie Larson. Scott Olson. Bradley Stoner. Christina Stuhr. Richard Volkman. Tammy Wolfe VALEDICTORIAN Amy Harrison — SALUTATORIAN: Jill Hovre CLASS FLOWER Blue tipped white rose — CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue. White Silver CLASS MOTTO Life is just a dream. And we are al dreamers. With the mogic power to dream in us all The world is full of compromise And each of us has the power To make our dreams come true It's our turn to dream. And if you don't dream. Dreams won't come true OUTSTANDMG SEMOR ACHtVEMENTS ♦ DAR Award Kely Grant National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Letter of Commendation Jamie Larson Outstanding Senior (voted by N.H.S.) .. Ronald Lund Forensics State Competition Canda Smith. Christina Stuhr Agriculture Wisconsin Farmer Degree Duane Swenson Outstanding Senior in Agriculture Jane Hilton. Duane Swenson Newspaper Editor Jill Hovre High Quiz Bowl Team Richard Vo man Most Valuable Concert Choir Member Julie Amoth Director's Special Merit in Music Rosy Pieper Louis Armstrong Award — John Phillip Sousa Award Robert Drieslein All Conference in Football Brody Olson — Brad Stoner Al Coulee Region (Second Team) Brody Olson — Brad Stoner Al Conference Basketball (Second Team) ................. Tim Anderson. Brady Olson Al Coulee Region Basketball Brady Olson WIAA Scholar Athlete Scott Gunderson. Rosy Pieper Gardner Memorial (Outstanding Senior Athlete) Brad Stoner FACULTY G-E-T Faculty Secretaries: Paula Knutson. Carol Venckus, Julie Robinson, Sandy Nichols. Doris Dahl. Jan Fitzpatrick -The G-E-T Faculty has the look ... -in the Business Education Department with 18 new IBM PC computers. -with Mrs. Loebel teaching French in the Foreign Language Department. -in the Agriculture Department with a complete revised curriculum with nine members of our dis- trict on an advisory committee to help identify and solve the problems of today in Agriculture and to meet the challenges of tomorrows agri- culture. -in the vocal Department with the new sounds and rhythms. Also keyboards and student vocal- ists for sports events. -with new textbooks for Math IV and General Math. Also freshman enrolling in Algebra II for next year instead of Geometry, which is now a Junior level course. -in the Guidance Department with the Student Assistance Program and our new secretary, Sandy Nichols. -in the English Department with bigger classes because of staff reduction. -in the Special Education Department with a new classroom and office -in the Science Department with a new biology room with access to a beautiful greenhouse, -with Gayle Davis helping out in the Home Eco- nomics Department. -in the Art Department with the new tables and stools. -with the Administration — there is none. It is the same three: R. Howard. Superintendent, W. Za- borowski. Business Manager and A. Boese, Princi- pal Our School Board members are: Curt Wilda, Bonnie Kelleher. Richard Lettner, L. John Sever- son. Margaret Doering. Robert Drieslein. Harold Olson. Gene Hogden, Jacqueline Martin. 118 Faculty Congratulations to both High Quiz teams and their Advisor, champi- ons of Trempealeau County. Mr Howard Superintendant Mr Boese Principal Mr Zaborowski Business Manager IVM . LU id Guidance Counselor Boys Basketbal Coach Baseball Coach Mr Forester S A P Director Social Studies Footbal Coach Boys J.V Basketbal Coach Mrs Christianson Spanish Senior Class and Foreign Language Club Adviser Mrs Loebal French Drama Club Adviser and Director Mr Goutsch Mathematics Student Council Adviser Mr Accola Mathematics Junior Class Adviser Mrs Strand Mathematics Senior Class Adviser Faculty 119 Mrs Boron Assistant Librarian Mrs Henke Librarian NHS Adviser Mr Jessesski English Forensics Coach Pep Club Mrs Pelowski English Freshmen Class Adviser NHS Adviser Mrs Lerum English Junior Class Adviser Ski Club Adviser Forensics Coach Mrs Nelson English Forensics Coach Mr. Pampuch Science Cross Country Coach Boys Track Coach Sophomore Class Adviser Mr Myers Science Sophomore Class Adviser Ecology. Pep Club, and Ski Club Adviser Mr Fitzpatrick Assistant Principal Science Attendance Officer 120 Faculty Mr Prussmg Industrial Education Freshmen Class Adviser Mr DueHman Industrial Education Senior Class Adviser Mrs Davis Foods Ms Everson Home Economics PomPon and FHA Adviser Mrs Nerby Business Education Senior Class Adviser Mrs Hanson Business Education Yearbook Adviser Freshmen Class Adviser Mr Kroukks Band Director Junior Class Adviser Ms Zabioski Choral Director Mr Hendrickson Agriculture FFA WJDA Adviser Junior Class Adviser Faculty 121 Mf Christian son History High Quiz Coach Senior Class Adviser Mr GoHer Social Studies Athletic Director Mr Foslm Social Studies Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Mr Frisby Computer Science Computer Club Adviser Freshmen Class Adviser Mr Klubertonz Art Set Construction Adviser Mrs Warnner Physical Education Girls Golf and Gymnastics Coach Mr Srmdt Physical Education JV Football Coach JV Girls Basketball Cooch Mr Skwierawski Physical Education Sophomore Class Adviser Ski Club Adviser Boys Golf Coach Mr Dunn Special Education 122 Focuity Foculty 123 The lunchroom t$ ful of students os they eat their lunch Marilyn Nyre Resource Cheerleader odvisor Sophomore advisor Kris Meunier Vocational experience Pre-vocational awareness Sophomore advisor Noon hour in the gym Senior Directory Amoth. Jut� ©- FHA 10 - Secretary 12. Golf 10-12. Band 9. Chorus 10-12. Li- brary Club 9-10-11-12. Yearbook Staff Co-editor 10. Color Guard 9-10. SADO Vice-President 10.12.11 Anderegg. Scott- Football 9. FFA 11. Cho- rus 12. Computer Club 10-11. Tech Club 9-10-11-12 Anderson. Tim- Footbal 9-10-11.Basket- bal 9-10-11-12. Ski Club 9-10-11. Pro- ject Close Up 11-12. Prom Court 11. Pep Club 12. Letterwinners Club 11-12. Bad- ger Boy State 11. Tech Club 9-10-11-12. Baseball 9 Antony. Pam- Cheerleading 9-10-11-12. Voleybal 9-10-11-12. Forensics 9-10 Band 9-10. Language Club 11-12. Ski Club 11-12. Prom Court 11. Pep Club 9- 10-11-12. Letterwinners Club 11-12. Class Vice President 9-10-11. Cheer- leodng Captain 12. Industrial Tech 9- 10-11 Appel. James- Chorus 9-12. Computer Club 11-12. A V Club 11-12. Newspper Staff 11-12. Drama Club 11-12 Bockler. Angela- FHA 9-10-11-12. Lan- guage Club 9-10. Library Club 9-10-11- 12. SADD 12. Pep Club 12 Beck. Kenny Becker. Courtney- Footbal 9-10-11-12. FFA 10-11-12. Wrestling 9-10. Ski Club 9- 10-11-12. Homecoming Court 12. Let- ter wnners Club 9-10-11-12. Basebal 9- 10-11-12. industrial Tech 10-11-12 Beirne. Eric - Chorus 12. Computer Club 10. Ski Club 11-12. Ecology Club 12 Berger. Jodi- Library Club 11-12 Bishop. Rot n- FHA 10-11-12. Color Guard 10-11. Pep Club 11-12. SADD 10-11-12 President 11-12. Softbal 12 Borchardt. Bonnie- FHA 11-12. Pep Club 12. Photography Club 12 Brody. Bi- Footbal 9. Computer Club 10 Brandes. Jodi Britten. Brian- Band 9-10-11. Chorus 11-12. Wisconsin State Honors 10. Daryland Honors Chor 9-10-11 Brophy. Ken- Wrestling 9-10. Industrial Tech Club 10 Brudos. Cindy- FHA 9. Ski Club 11. Pep Club 12 Burleson. Ted Butman. Brenda- NHS 11-12. Language Club 9-10-11-12. Color Guard 10-11 Badger Girls State Alternate 11. Foreign Language Student of the Month 11 Byom. Jason- FFA 11-12. Ski Club 10-11- 12. Pep Club 12. Tech Club 9-10-11-12 Byrne. Michele- Basketbal 9-10. Cross Country 10. Pep Club 12 Crebo. Tina- FHA 11-12. Ski Club 12. Pep Club 12 Critzman. Becky- FHA treasurer 12. Voley- bal 10-11. Gymnastics 9-10-11-12. Cho- rus 12. Language Club 11. Ski Club 10- 11-12. Track 9-10 Pep Club 12. Letter- winners Club 9-10-11-12. Girls Softbal 12. SADD 12. Industrial Tech 10-11-12 Daffinson. Hole- Cheerleading 9-10-11- 12. Voleybal 9. Forensics 9-10-12. Ski Club 12. Prom Court 11. Pep Club 9-10- 11-12. Tech Club 12 Daffinson. Tracy- FHA 12. Language Club 10- 11. Ski Club 12. Color Guard 10-11. Pep Club 12 Dale. Laurie- Library Club 11-12 Dick. Lori- Pom Pon 10-11-12. Chorus 9-10- 11- 12. Language Club 11. Ski Club 9-10- 11-12. Yearbook Staff 12. Pep Club 9- 10- 11-12. industrial Tech 9-10-11-12 Digby. Sharlotte- Cross Country 10. Chorus 9-10-11-12. Language Club 9. Year- book Staff 10. Track 11-12. Pep Club 11- 12. Letterwinners Club 11-12. Class Treasurer 12. Drama Club 12. Solo en- semble 11-12. Gospel Choir 11. GET Singers 12 Dole. Joe- Footbal 10. FFA 11-12. NHS 11- 12. Tech Club 9-10-11-12. Badger State Boys Alternate 11 Dornquest. Randy- Footbal 9-10. Wres- ting 9-10. Ski Club 9-10-11-12. Prom Court 11. Letterwinners Club 9. Tech Club 11-12 Drieslem Rob- NHS 10-11-12. Forensics 10- 11- 12. Cross Country 9-10. Band 9-10- 11-12. Computer Club 10-11-12. High Quiz 10-11. Newspaper Staff 10-11-12. Ski Club 12. Ecology Club 9-10-11-12. Track 12. Letterwinners Club 9-10. Band President 12. Jazz Band 9-10-11-12. Dis- trict State Solo Ensemble 9-10-11-12. Drama Club 12. Tech Club 12. Senior Class Vice President 12 Duelman. Dan- Footbal 9-10-11-12. Bas ketbal 9-10-11. Ski Club 9-10-11. Track 9-10-11-12. Student Council 12. Prom Court 11. Pep Club 11-12. Letterwinners Club 9-10-11-12. Industrial Tech Presi- dent 9-10-11-President 12. Basebal 10 12 Dusso. J - FHA 10-11-12. Ski Club 12. Pep Club 12. Industrial Tech 11-12 Ekern. Mary- Pom Pon 9-10-11-12. Band 9- 10. Language Club 11-12. Ski Club 9-12. Prom Court 11. Pep Club 9-10-11-12 Erickson. Becky Fernholz. 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