Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

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P R A DANCE Time in a Bottle was the theme of the 1974 Junior Prom. We con- structed an hourglass for the centerpiece of the gym with the magic ingredients of fishing line, chip board , carpet rolls, staples, nails, wood, and angel hair. The walls provided a bridge into the past down to the depths of the Gay '90's. The next representation was a horseless carriage from the Roaring '2O's. The 60's and 70's were represented by a 40 foot collage . The ceiling was decorated in twisted streamers varying from white into three shades of blue. The streamers were hung in a spider web effect. The 1972 Junior Prom King and Queen, Steve Havilik and Jill Hof- meister, crowned Steve Shaker and Linda Winchell the 1974 Junior Prom King and Queen. The other court attendants were Bill Reidle and Teri Sweeney, Mike Benish and Teresa Revels, Rodney Fanta and Janis Erlandson, and Mike Kocyan and Annette Dolezal. The miniature King and Queen were Jimmy Haas and Angie Winchell. The band Raven serenaded the couples and spectators with music ranging from the Beer Barrel Polka to soft rock. On the eve of Prom, it was discovered that the originally proposed band, Eros, was scheduled to play elsewhere . Upon hearing this, the band committee chairman, with her feathers all flustered , flew to the office. The contractor was phoned immediately. After several heart-throbbing phone calls, we were relieved to know that the Raven was available. 'Q - Q' r W 9 BA EBALL The 1974 HHS Varsity Baseball team led by Coach John Hebl finished the spring season w ith a 5-9 won-loss record. The Varsity team consisted of Cback rowj S. Shaker, C. Tydrich, R. Liska, W. Verbsky, S. Unbehaun, Crow 23 Coachl. Hebl, K. Fawcett, R. Fanta, R. Birdd , H Barz, Mgr. K. Teed, Cfront rowb W. Kelbel, R. Rott, L. Hynek, B. Stanek, and G. Stanek. Rudy Rott Cfar rightj captained the Tigers and the team elected Lenny Hynek Cnear rightb MVP. Lenny led the team in stolen bases C285 and in pick-off attempts. Coach Joe Reinhart piloted the Junior Varsity team to a 4-5 record. OPPONENT Kickapoo Ithaca La Farge Brookwood New Lisbon Wonewoc SEASON RECORD THEY OPPONENT 17 Westby 7 Royall 2 Weston 9 Cashton 8 Cashton 3 Royall fFA1umni Sub-regional Tournament Hillsboro O Royall 1 fNon Conference THEY 12 7 5 3 1 11 '7 GIRLS SOFTBALL When early spring came, out came the bats, balls, gloves and the Tigers' softball team. These girls took off their coats, scarves and mittens and exchanged them for caps, jackets and shorts. Cold , hard , but fun practices began the season for the enthusi- astic athletes. As the season progressed, con- flicts developed concerning practices and schedules , and team spirit deteriorated. The team finished with an even sea- son record . Barb Thompson was elected captain and Terry Cob- lentz most valuable player. Members of the team were Ctop to bottoml B. Thompson, T. Revels, D. Fanta, M. Picha, T. Coblentz, I. Wopat, M. Bloor, J. Johnson, D. Kouba, K. Haugh, L. Sebranek, and C. Johnson. GULF The 1974 Hillsboro High School golf team showed promise in a weather-shortened spring season. Hills- boro, led by the crutch-hopping Coach Pat Tangney, finished third in the six-team conference meet and participated in the Richland Center invitational. The team members were Cleft to rightj J. Hofrichter, W. Reidle, R. Peterson, G. Shear, M. Novy, and Coach P. Tangney. In three matches, Hillsboro con- quered Brookwood while suffering two losses to Won- ewoc-Center. Matt Novy won team medalist honors at all matches. I.. . f A p Girl's track came into its own this past year via organization, effi- cient scheduling and dedicated officiating. Practices revolved around individual work and dedication, meets were run against a variety of schools and the efficiency of meet managers at most contests made the outlook for girls' track seem limitless for potential growth and success. The 1974 girls' track team members were: Cback rowj D. Roberts, J. Novy, K. Nevsimal, A. Kelbel, L. Revels, M. Kretche, M. McDonald, A. Dolezal, C. Hooker, L. Hammer, L. Cary, Cfront rowj J. Lynch, A. Hofmeister, K. Kronn, N. Kouba, J. Hynek, J. Potter, M. Boston, P. Jindrick, and L. Jefferies. -4 R U Hillsboro's 1973-74 Track team had a good year. Some of the high points of the year were the 3rd place finish in the Kicka- poo Relays and the 4th place fin- ish in the Lee Griffen Invita- tional. Outstanding individuals for the year were M. V. P. Gary Picha who placed 4th in the Con- ference in the 220 yd. dash and the long jump in the Regional and Sectional. Capt. Larry Kretche placed fourth in the Conference in the 880 and 5th in the Regional. Scott Kronn placed first In the 180 lows in both the Lee Griffen and the Regional. Dave Aponte placed second in the mile at the Lee Griffen and 5th in the Conference. The team members were Cleft columnj G. Liska, T. Sanders, D. Henderson, L. Kretche, A. Stanek, H. Urban, T. Bladl, Ccenterj S. Kronn, C. Kahler, Coach D. Tolkacz, G. Picha, D. Aponte, Cright columnj S. Scheeler, K. Gross, D. Benish, T. Sweeney, A. Matteson, K. Winchel, K. Sebranek, and Mgr. J. Shear. I. Q v I l BOYS WESTBY ROYALL HILLSBORO KICKAPOO LA FARGE HILLSBORO DE SOTO HILLSBORO WONEWOC WAUZEKA HILLSBORO LA FARGE NEW LISBON 81 63 112 14 112 88 58 112 46 K 41 112 67 112 52 112 36 77 112 68 112 13 WOPWH WUWOGMW GIRLS HILLSBORO WONEWOC WAUZEKA HILLSBORO NEW LISBON HILLSBORO ROYALL ONALASKA WONEWOC KICKAPOO HILLSBORO DE SOTO NEW LISBON CASHTON HILLSBORO ROYALL WONEWOC 50 40 20 66 47 71 42 112 39 112 31 112 89 35 34 28 91 516 46 45 113 13 516 'N UIJPHOZ'-'EH if Q - :Q im V ,Av In the Beginning H X Winning is not everything - but making the effort to win is. - Vince Lombardi FALL '74 From my boyhood I remember A crystal moment of September. Robert P. Tristram Coffin bein, mgr. , FRONT ROW: I. Shear, mgr. , C. Housner, V. Rott, T. Novacheck, K. Sebranek, A. Urbanek VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: T. Bladl, S. Unbehaun, P. Hynek, M. Benish, G. Durkee, M. Kocyan, J. Coblentz, ROW 2: Coach J. Jensen, Coach K. Piaro, F. Kracjo, I. Novacheck, S. Nofsinger, R. Fanta, J. Tengblad, R. Birdd S. Slama, R. Rott, T. Sanders, J. Fanta, stat. , Coach D. Tolkacz, ROW 3: D. Burmaster, stat. , K. Teed, mgr. , W. Berg, C. Goldbeck, T. Hubbard, D. Aponte, G. Stanek, R. Hofmeister, D. Drown, D. Schiefel- R. Schumacher, W. Kelbel. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY 'Wonewoc 30 Cashton 6 35 Weston 18 New Lisbon 6 30 De Soto 16 58 Royall 0 20 Westby 33 North Crawford 2 21 Kickapoo 20 47 ' Non Conference . g 1- p ' nv W, '. ix x , K N.- if L E 4, 1 N ff f W , ' , gr W, 5 ' 5 f 9 M S X1 9 k J, ? , 'K Q 4, 93, .f Q Lf 17 NS! Q,-f ,, 3 3, Q, I , I , Q FA., Fwf ,i:'3'K'lr' .f f, 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLE DER TOP PICTURE, Left To Right. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE Left To Rlght Terry Byington Melanie Boston Donna Fanta Mara Jo Picha Ann Hofrneister Nancy Kouba Donna Fanta Janis Erlandson Terry Byington Pat Jindrick Melanie Boston J FOGTB LL BACK ROW: Coach J. Jensen, F. Kracjo, M. Hynek, J. Coblentz, J. Nachtigal, B. Sweeney, F. Revels, M Johnson, Coach K. Piaro. ROW 2: M. Stanek, G. Nelson, W. Berg, J. Potter, C. Housner, S. Schnurr, G. Dank, K. Kessler. FRONT ROW: J. Kelbel, K. Wong, K. Fitch, V. Revels, R. Schumacher, I. Snow, V. Rott OPPONENT Weston North Crawford Westfield Wonewoc New Lisbon Kickapoo Brookwood THEY 6 12 21 6 22 26 0 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball team fin- ished the season undefeated with a 10-0 record to become the Scenic Central Conference Champs. The Varsity team was composed of juniors and seniors. Girls' Volleyball at HHS is sure to continue to be a success if the enthusiasm continues at such a high rate . This was evident in the team's play and in the fan- tastic support the fans gave to the team throughout the season and the regional tournament. Coach Joyce Fry directed the girls to the realm of champions. The girls' volleyball team did suffer one defeat to La Farge in the regional tournament to end the hopes of going on to the state tournament. The Junior Varsity finished the season with an 8-2 record . TOP ROW: A. Kracjo, L. Winchell, P. Jindrick, K. Nevsimal, T. Cob lentz. ROW 2: L. Hammer, J. Johnson, M. Picha, CoachJ. Fry, B. Thompson. FRONT ROW: J. Fanta, M. Kretche, J. Erlandson. TOP ROW: D. Kouba, S. Jindrick. ROW 2: J. Havlik, T. Hammer, J. Hynek, L. Sebranek, L. Onsager, C. Shear, Coach J. Fry, M. Sanrope J. Machovec. ROW 3: K. Fanta, P. Urban, J. Wopat. GYMNASTICS BACK ROW: T. Hofmeister, J. Havlik, L. Onsager, B. Cepek, S. Gabay, T. Hammer, A. Novacheck, K. Kronn, A. Petniunas, M. Boston, R. Buchal, P. Jindrick, S. Allikas, D. Kolowrat, A. Hofmeister, J. Erland son, M. White. STANDING: C. Shear, B. Stanek. KNEELING: Coachl. Fry. Q .wire M.. M T H E B O N F I R E . K... i A N. 28 ,.. MW . . 5 4 H The homecoming week began with the building of the floats and the writing of the skits. On Thursday of Homecoming week, the seniors collected the wood for the bonfire , The bonfire slowly grew larger from the morning til night. On Thursday night, Stunt Night, Melanie Boston was crowned the 1974 Homecoming Queen, and Rudy Rott was crowned Homecoming King. The Cheerleaders lead cheers, and groups presented their skits. First, second, and third prizes were awarded for the three best skits. Then everyone rushed out to the bonfire to cheer. On Friday afternoon, the junior high band twisted its way through the town leading the floats, cheerleaders, court members, and finally the senior high band. The first prize float was the Juniors' We Butterfly to a Vic- tory. The second prize was the FFA's Time is Running Out for the Trojans. Third prize went to the Seniors' We'1l Toad Them Off! The dance was held on the Saturday night following the game. The band was PRIMO. The members of the court were as follows: King Rudy Rott and Queen Melanie Boston, Senior Representatives Greg Durkee and Jan Erlandson, Junior Representatives Gary Stanek and Nancy Kouba , Sophomore Representatives Tom Bladl and June Potter, and Freshman Representatives Francis Kracjo and Ann Novacheck. THE PARADE King Rudy and Queen Melanie The Senior The Winning Junior Float THE GAME STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN ORGANIZATIGNS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before Nancy Newhall ENIOR BAND WOODWINDS, L to R, BACK ROW: L. Hammer, S. Allikas, Band Director R. White, I. Sherman, L. Sebranek. ROW 2: L. Kubarski, L. Kubarski, T. Hammer, C. Hammer, M. Rose, B. Thompson, T. Amberg, D. Breidenstein, R. Hofmeister, C. Gabay, M. Bloor, K. Fanta, J. Hynek. ROW 3: S. Jindrick, K. Nevsimal, I. Carpenter, L. Nevsimal, I. Havlik, C. Shear, B. Cooper, D. Roberts, M. Kretche, J. Johnson, B. Stepka, S. Martalock, S. Ianecek. FRONT ROW: P. Jindrick, B. Stanek, K. McDonald, M. Boston, D. Kouba, L. Cary, A. Hofmeister, I. Novy, N. Sosinsky, T. Byington, J. Erlandson. BRASS, L to R, BACK ROW: T. Sanders, B. Birdd, S. Slama, M. Hynek. ROW 2: J. Novacheck, T. Novacheck, J. Hofrichter, K. Gross, M. White. ROW 3: M. Picha, B. Mitchell, A. Novacheck, K. Wong, M. Stanek, D. Drown, A. Farley, K. Nevsimal, M. Sanrope, C. Shaker. FRONT ROW: B. Reidle, N. Kouba, T. Coblentz, C. Subera, K. Haugh, R. Fanta, F. Benish, A. Sosinsky, C. Johnson, J. Kelbel, T. Shaker. Q! V 'av s n Y lu.- PERCUSSION, L to R: C. Housner, A. Matteson, G. Dank, K. Sebranek, C. McDonald, J. Johnson, D. Myhre I. Sake. CHORUS BACK ROW: J. Erlandson, T. Sweeney, S. Ianecek, A. Matteson, D. Kolowrat, L. Kubarski, M. Ro Wopat, E. Wilson, B. Martalock, C. Gabay, L. Kubarski, P. Benish, T. Sanders. ROW 2: J. Hofric Stanek, M. Picha, D. Fanta, I. Johnson, N. Kouba, S. Foster, J. Potter, T. Coblentz, K. Fitch, F. J. Coblentz, D. Schiefelbein, Mr. Lambries. ROW 3: L. Cary, D. Kouba, M. Bloor, M. Boldon, D Havlik, S. Gabay, S. Martalock, T. Novacheck, B. Hofmeister, M. Stanek, G. Dank, K. Kessler ROW: L. Jefferies, T. Hofmeister, T. Revels, C. Hammer, B. Cooper, S. Jefferies, A. Novacheck, White, B. Mitchell, S. Schnurr, K. Sebranek, J. Potter. ot,J. hter, B. Revels , Levy , I . FRONT M . 1159. 1. SWING CHOIR STANDING: Director T. Lambries, D. Hagenah. ROW 2: L. Cary, T. Novacheck, M. Picha, I. Potter, S. Martalock, J. Havlik, I. Coblentz, T. Sanders, M. Stanek. ROW 3: L. Kubarski, T. Hofmeister, A. Nova- check, M. White, J. Johnson, N. Kouba, K. Sebranek, B. Stanek, I. Erlandson, B. Hofmeister. FRONT ROW D. Kouba, T. Sweeney, K. Kessler. ABSENT: D. Schiefelbein. A... N- -- . : ko-. ...... L . i vV,k A A AVA, iif ..E. sf 1 m 'g . 3 3 . ai.. 1 FORENSICS BACK ROW: J. Potter, F. Revels, B. Birdd, J. Novacheck, K. Gross, S. Shaker, I. Hofrichter, B. Reidle, B. Sweeney, D. Erwin, R. Fanta, R. Rott, J. Coblentz. ROW 2: B. Martalock, L. Kubarski, M. Kretche, A. Dolezal, D. Dolezal, D. Breidenstein, P. Scheeler, C. Kahler, M. Root, J. Hofrichter, B. Stepka, J. Wopat, S. Ianecek. ROW 3: A. Matteson, K. Wong, A. Hofmeister, T. Sake, M. Johnson, T. Novacheck, K. Haugh, B. Stanek, C. Shaker, C. Hooker, L. Hynek, C. Gabay, J. Potter. ROW 4: K. Fanta, I. Sherman, J. Erlandson, S. Cox, S. Foster, I. Fanta, D. Kolowrat, L. Kubarski, L. Cary, K. McDonald, A. Kelbel, S. T Allikas. ROW 5: L. Winchell, J. Snow, B. Mitchell, M. Boston, N. Kouba, M. Picha, J. Hynek, M. Stanek, C. Housner, A. Matteson, P. Jindrick, S. Schnurr, J. Sake. ROW 6: R. Buchal, S. Jindrick, T. Byington, J. T Johnson, T. Coblentz, K. Burmaster, D. Fanta, C. Subera, I. Novy, S. Martalock, G. Cunningham, K. Weiland. ROW 7: B. Bliss, D. Roberts, T. Hynek, A. Novacheck, T. Hammer, B. Fanta, L. Onsager, C. Shear, M. Boldoon, B. Kelbel, D. Gorn, N. Blaha. FRONT ROW: Coach N. Hall, D. Nakagawa, K. Kronn, T. Hofmeister, D. Straight, L. Sebranek, P. Winchell, I. Machovec, Coach E. Schaller, Coach J. Schroeder. l Di L,. ll I ,:.,L,...... SCHOOL FORENSICS WINNERS PROSE READING: L. Kubarski, P. Iindrick, Alt. B. Stepka POETRY READING: I. Hynek, S. Foster, Alt. M. Kretche DECLAMATION: D. Breidenstein, A. Petniunas, Alt. M. Boston STORY TELLING: A. Dolezal, D. Erwin, Alt. N. Kouba FOUR-MINUTE SPEECH: I. Hofrichter, T. Hammer, Alt. R. Kaus EIGHT-MINUTE SPEECH: I. Hofrichter, K. Burmaster, Alt. I. Johnson SIGNIFICANT SPEECH: I. Novy, D. Dolezal, A1t.B. Stanek PUBLIC ADDRESS: B. Kelbel, T. Novacheck, Alt. A. Nofsinger EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH: C. Shaker. B. Mitchel, Alt. J. Fanta DEMONSTRATION: K. Teed PLAY-ACTING: The Hour of Truth - T. Hynek, M. Boldon, T. Hofmeister, I. Nagtical P SENIOR CLASS PLAYS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Molly had a little play, Its cast was good as gold. One act plays made up the night. The tickets really sold . The seven dorks met Snowy White , A kiss from Prince Humperfink Made all right. Miss Audobon Blew the Christmas play. Miss Brooks stepped in To save the day. Jerry and Jo Went to the show, What really happened Dad'll never know . Nanette and her mother came from Pari , Stoney's fiancee fit into the scheme , When Stoney awoke, All it was was a dream! FRENCH TOAST: Stoney Jones, the hero, is getting married. He thinks he's the luckiest guy alive. He has a good job, a wonderful girl named Nancy, a gracious mother-in-law, and fifty dollars to spend on a one day honey- moon. On the eve of his wedding, Nanette arrives - fresh from Paree. With her comes the sad evidence that Stoney and Nanette are married . Stoney is bewildered. He doesn't even know the girl. All ends in laughable explana- tions and a happy ending. THE HAIR OF THE AARDWOLF: The play is a satire on the girl-boy rela- tionship in dating through a reversal of boy- girl and mother-father roles. The Aardwolf is a hyena-like mammal of Southern and Eastern Africa that mainly feeds on termites, ants, and insects. Normally shy and retir- ing, the Aardwolf grows vivious and aggressive in the face of any threat to its young . SNOWY WHITE AND THE SEVEN DORKS: Something from way out - Snowy brought into the hippie world - jargon and all. This playlet shows poor Snowy thrown out into the cool, cool world. When she comes upon a house in the woods , she enters, and finds it to be the humble pad of the Seven Dorks - that motorcycle gang once world-famous and now all retired. All moves along until that mean stepmother in the disguise of the Avon Lady finds Snowy and permits her to use some poisonous hair spray. Snowy is out like a light until the handsome prince, Prince Humperfink comes along and jolts her out of her coma . OUR MISS BROOKS AND THE CHRISTMAS CAROL: For the first time Miss Brooks has time to draw a breath as Christmas approaches. Then Miss Audabon comes weeping in. Her cast for The Christmas Carol is in rebellion and the problem of the Christmas play is dumped in the lap of the exhausted Miss Brooks. There's a wild comedy rehearsal complicated by the principal's awful discovery that someone has hung a spray of mistletoe . NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY BACK ROW: T. Novacheck, L. Kurbarski, S. Unbehaun, J. Hofrichter, I . Hofrichter, N. Sosinsky, L. Kubarski. ROW 2: A. Kelbel, K. Nevsirnal, M. Stanek, J. Hynek, B. Stanek, L. Cary, C. Housner, N. Kouba. ROW 3: S. Jindrick, S. Martalock, M. Sanrope, M. Boston, K. Burmaster, P. Jindrick, B. Kelbel. FRONT ROW: J. Johnson, T. Byington, Treas. J. Fanta, V. Pres. C. Hooker, Pres. L. Hynek, Sec. J. Erlandosn, Adv. E. Schaller, J. Carpenter. E BACK ROW: V. Pres. K. Teed, D. Dolezal, Adv. R. White. SITTING T. Hofmeister, T. Novacheck, B. Stanek, Pres. B. Reidle, Sec. C. N I Hooker, Treas. L. Cary, B. Mitchell. PL TTE ILLE MATH TEAM 3 , STANDING, L to R: D. Dolezal, M. White, J. Hofrichter, B. Fanta, L. Kubarski, C. Hooker, T. Novacheck, M. Stanek, Coach I. Schroeder. SITTING: B. Stanek, K. Nevsimal, L. Cary, T. Sake. QUIZ BOWL TEAM Hillsboro 195 G . E . T . 140 Hillsboro 160 Lansing Kee 170 BACK TO FRONT: Coach M. Moellendorf. I. Hofrichter, A. Dolezal, B. Kelbel, J. Novy, B. Mitchell. EWSCLUB STANDING: N. Schnurr, B. Kelbel, A. Ke1be1CCo. Ed.J, A. Petnuinas, D. Erwin, A. Dolezal, D. Dole- zal, M. Boston. SITTING: S. Gabay CSec.J, T. Rev- els, B. Stanek, I. Fanta, I. Erlandson, S. Martalock qTreas.J, L. Kubarski CCo. Ed.7. LIBRARY CLUB SITTING: L. Kubarski CPres.J, I. Johnson, M. Picha CV. Pres.J, D. Fanta, I. Fanta. STANDING: L. Kubarski, S. Martalock, L. Cary, K Burmaster CSec.-Treas.J, N. Schnurr, Mrs. Hanna CAdvisorD. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: S. Slama, D. Benish, K. Fawcett, M. Benish, P. Hynek, S. Shaker, M. Kocyan, D. Erwin, T. Sanders. ROW 2: G. Stanek, D. Aponte, T. Hubbard, A. Urbanek, D. Breidenstein, L. Hynek, T. Amberg, H. Novy. ROW 3: B. Kelbel, E. Moore, H. Urban, S. Winchel, A. Baldwin, I. Liska, D. Husom, B. Hofmeis ter, D. Burmaster, S. Baller, Mr. Mumm. FRONT ROW: Sentinel K. Sebranek, Treas. K. Gross, Pres. I. Novacheck, V. Pres. D. Vodak, Reporterl. Hofrichter, Sec. T. Sake. BACK ROW: F. Krajco, R. Foster, C. McDonald, G. Stanek, K. Hubbard, A. Urban, P. Benish, M. Kocyan, J. Coblentz, T. Novacheck, T. Boyer. ROW 2: C. Fitch, M. Stanek, M. Hynek, K. Fitch, F. Revels, G. Dank, F. Benish, C. Housner, J. Johnson, I. Nachtigal. ROW 3: T. Urban, W. Revels, S. Schnurr, S. Cox, V Revels, R. Buchal, J. Sake, L. Winchel, A. Olson, Mr. Schroeder. FRONT ROW: I. Kelbel, J. Machovec, S. Straight, B. Fanta, R. Revels, I. Snow, T. Hynek, B. Postel, B. Haugh, P. Winchel. H.J.D.A. BACK ROW: F. Benish, G. Stanek, I. Novacheck, I. Hofrichter, S. Shaker, K. Hubbard, T. Amberg, Adv. Mr. Schroeder. ROW 2: Pres. T. Novacheck, T. Hynek, Sec. K. Sebranek, J. Sake, B. Fanta. ROW 3: M. Hynek, V. Pres. T. Hubbard, L. Hynek, D. Breidenstein, I. Nachtigal. FRONT ROW: M. Stanek, R. Hofmeis ter, I. Liska, T. Sake, K. Fitch, C. Housner. FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA BACK ROW: B. Thompson, K. Baldwin, K. McDonald, S. Foster, T. Coblentz, S. Jindrick, M. Bloor. ROW 2 D. Straight, J. Stanek, A. Kracjo, B. Stanek, M. Picha, B. Cooper, A. Matteson, J. Erlandson. FRONT ROW M. Sanrope, J. Fanta, J. Potter, K. Nevsimal, L. Kubarski, M. Boston, L. Winchell, P. Jindrick, L. Cary. I , 'a?- 'Y 'GF' H. .. ,,.a- ' BACK ROW: M. Kretche, S. Janecek, C. Hooker, D. Kolowrat, A. Hofmeister, A. Kelbel, I. Hofrichter, B. Martalock, L. Kubarski. ROW 2: Miss Moellendorf, J. Lynch, I. Carpenter, K. Kronn, C. Shear, J. Johnson. FRONT ROW: T. Byington, D. Kouba, K. Burmaster, D. Fanta, M. Picha, S. Martalock, N. Kouba, M. San rope. H-CLUB This year a new club was formed for the girl major letter winners of Hillsboro High School. This club will promote the welfare of good sportsmanship among ourselves and between other schools. The girls' letter club will strive to promote a good competetive spirit as we meet our foes . A constitution has been developed that will meet the needs and endeavors of all female athletes. Sweaters and jacket styles have been selected to enhance our athletic prowess. BACK ROW: D. Erwin, M. Kocyan, S. Shaker, J. Hofrichter, P. Hynek, M. Benish, Hist. B. Reidle, I. Novacheck, B. Birdd. ROW 2: G. Stanek, J. Coblentz, T. Bladl, S. Slama, G. Stanek, R. Peterson, D. Henderson, F. Krajco. ROW 3: P. Tangney CAdv.J, V. Rott, L. Hynek, Sec.-Treas. C. Kahler, D. Aponte, T. Novacheck, B. Hofmeister, Pres. K. Teed. FRONT ROW: C. Goldbeck, H. Urban, S. Onsager, D. Burmaster, K. Sebranek, V. Pres. B. Kelbel. PEP CLUB - .A.A.R Byington, J. Carpenter, L. Cary, T. Coblentz, B. Cooper, J. Erlandson, B. Fanta, D. Fanta, J. Fanta, C Gabag, T. Hammer, K. Haug , J. Havlik, A. Hof- meister, T. Hofmeister, C. son, D. Kolowrat, D. Kouba, N. Kouba, K. Kronn, L. Kubarski, L. Kubarski, K. McDonald, B. Martalook, S. Martalock, B. Mitchell, K. Nevismal, A. Novachek, J. Novy, L. Onsager, M. Picha, M. Picha, T. Revels, M. Rose, P. Scheeler, C. Shear, B. Stanek, B. Thompson, M. White, L. Winchell, J. Wopat. BACK ROW: B. Stanek, J. Wopat, S. Janecek, B. Thompson, L. Kubarski, D. Dolezal, A. Dolezal, L. Kubar ski, K. Haugh, A. Kracjo, M. Kretche. ROW 2: J. Hynek, J. Erlandson, S. Cox, D. Kolowrat, B. Martalock, A. Matteson, C. Hooker, L. Hammer, M. Picha, A. Kelbel. ROW 3: K. Nevsimal, J. Potter, K. Fanta, L. Cary, K. McDonald, M. Boston, A. Hofmeister, P. Scheeler, M. Sanrope, M. Sanrope, D. Fanta. ROW 4: C Johnson, S. Gabay, T. Coblentz, D. Kouba, S. Martalock, R. Buchal, J. Stanek, S. Jindrick, J. Johnson, T. Byington. ROW 5: K. Baldwin, J. Carpenter, B. I-laugh, E. Fronk, P. Iindrick, A. Petniunus, L. Winchell, N. Schnurr, L. Sebranek, K. Kronn. FRONT ROW: Pt. Sec. J. Fanta, Pres. S. Allikas, AdvisorJ. Fry, N. Kouba, Sec.-Treas. M. Bloor. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: S. Alli- kas, M. Bloor, M. Boston, T. Hooker, P. Jindrick, C. John- GRGANIZATIONS IN ACTIONS rg, FACULTY . . . that gray color . . nwhich nature lovesg color of unpainted wood, weather-staing time-staing not glaring nor gaudyg the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau f ,ff --i fir' 7 1 v ! ' Wx: I av, ,..f'If On this page, ROW 1, Left to Right: EDWARD STANEK, Presidemg PAUL STANEK Vice-Presidentg EMIL PICHA , Treasurer. ROW 2, Left to Right: PHYLLIS BURCH, DVM, Directory VERLIN TAYLOR, Clerkg BOB CLARK, Director. ROW 3: ERVIN NOVACHECK, Director. 'brag xxx ,buh W gr Q mf A9 hxbff 'sw Kg-ggytg y 3 - J,, ,f ggi: ADMINI TRATORS ABOVE: GORDON I. SHOLD Superintendent TOP RIGHT g ROBERT BURMESTER Principal BOTTOM RIGI-ITg HOWARD SEAMAN Elementary Supervisor TOP TO BOTTOM, Left to right JOHN HEBL Guidance Counselor Baseball Coach KENNETH PIARO Business Education Assist. Football Coach Class Advisor - 9th grade '7th grade Basketball Coach BARBARA SANTAS Special Education ELAINE HANNA Librarian Newspaper Advisor On these two pages, TOP TO BOTTOM, Left to right: ELIZABETH SCHALLER English Forensics National Honor Society Advisor JOHN JENSEN Science Mathematics Wrestling Coach Assist. Football Coach JOYCE SCHROEDER English Mathematics NAN HALL English Forensics JAY JOPPA Biology Physical Science Conservation Class Advisor-10th grade JOHN WANLESS Mathematics Driver Education Class Advisor-12th grade Q ' . A lia Qin 1' 3 mmm Education is man's going forward from cocksure ignorance to thoughtful uncertainty. t -,iii T' V ' 93 ,Hr 7 b-,-, K .L,,:? ihevmiei A , , , .. .,,, , ,,Lu A ,... , ,, ,.,,to,,. , , L ,..tu,..., .W ,..,.,,,.,,. , , . ,l,,, ,Q QP? ,, ,,,., MM LEFT TO RIGHT , Top to bottom: JOYCE FRY Physical Education H-Club Advisor Pep Club Advisor DONALD TOLKACZ G.A.A. Advisor Social Studies Gymnastics Coach Football Coach Basketball Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Track Coach Class Advisor-11th grade Volleyball Coach Track Coach MARY BRADY Social Studies Class Advisor-10th grade PATRICK TANGNEY Physical Education Athletic Director Basketball Coach Golf Coach in . fa 'J 1? LEFT TO RIGHT, Top to bottom: GAYLORD SCHROEDER Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor H.I.D.A. Advisor MARALEE MOELLENDORF Home Economics Class Play F.H.A. Advisor Class Advisor-11th grade Cheerleader Advisor ROBERT SIMONITSCH Industrial Arts ROBERT MUMM Vocational Agriculture Intern ,x l' f .ffw ' TOP ROW: CATHERINE HYNED High School Secretary: ROBERT WHITE , Instrumental Music , Elementary Music , Junior High Music: THOMAS LAMBRIES, Vocal Instructor, Assist . Instrumental Music , Wrestling Coach, Class Advisor - 12th Grade, Jr. High Football Coach. BOTTOM ROW: AVIS CARPENTER, Secretaryg JOSEPH REINART, Art, Class Advisor - 9th Grade: RACHEL NOVY, High School Teacher's Aide. BELOW: PRISCILLA PETERSON, High School Teacher's Aide. -in ,qi 1' 4, 5 H ,, W I 'Q , M 4' I' A Ii, Y I S R -W M , I A -f LEFT COLUMN, TOP TO BOTTOM: IVA NOVY, Reading Specialist: KAREN SCHNEIDER, Pre- School Teacher: PAT SHEAR, High School Secretary. MIDDLE COLUMN: EVELYN SANROPE, School Nurse. RIGHT COLUMN: ELEANOR SANROPE, Elementary Secretary: CHRIS JENKINS , Elementary Chorus Teacher: RAMONA SLAMA , Elementary Aide: SANDY BALDWIN, Elementary Aide: CONNIE OBERT, Elementary Aide: PHYLLIS SUBERA, Elementary Aide: GENEVA JANOUSEK , Elementary Aide. COOKS , Left To Right, M. Sebranek D. Fawcett B. Wopat E. Potter B. Mattison V. Ellis ELEMENTARY JANITORS , Left To Right, E. Novy O. Bruce HIGH SCHOOL JANITORS, Left To Right, V. Meyers D. Boldon H. Johnson BUS DRIVERS , Left To Right, H. Urban. R. Pacl, D. Stenerson, B. Stenerson, J. Haugh, B. Clark, W. Jindrick, D. Carpenter, A. Fronk, R. Cilley, E. Benish, J. Stanek WINTER It flings a crystal veil On stump and stack and stem . - The summer's empty room. Acres of seams where harvests were . Recordless, but for them. Y f Emily Dickinson VAR ITY RE TLER SEASON RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY La Farge 37 27 De Soto 3 54 Cashton 3 49 Royall Invitational 5th place Westby 6 52 Weston 16 35 Royall 16 48 Seneca 46 6 Kickapoo 29 32 Ithaca 18 36 Brookwood 41 14 New Lisbon 15 27 Weston Invitational 6th place North Crawford 30 22 Conference Meet 8th place I BACK ROW: Coach Lambries, C. Goldbeck, R. Schumacher, G. Stanek, B. Hofmeister, J. Tengblad. I . Novacheck, D Erwin. Coach Jensen. FRONT ROW: T. Urban, K. Sebranek, H. Urban, S. Onsager, B. Kelbel, D. Hammer. r R P P BACK ROW: Coach Lambries, C. Shaker. ROW 2: J. Colblentz, T. Boyer, C. Fitch. FRONT ROW: J. Kelbel, B. Mitchell, I. Snow, S. Schnurr, R. Schumacher. Left t o Right: T. Byington, D. Fanta, M. Picha . The 1974-'75 Varsity Wrestling team finished with a 4-8 season record . Harlan Urban finished as Con- ference Champ with a record of 19-3. Joel Tengblad finished third in the Conference with a 13-7 record. The season has given the team experience that will benefit for next year. G.A.A. BASKETBALL Left to Right: D. Fanta, N. Kouba, B. Thompson, A. Kelbel, M. Kretche, A. Dolezal, K. Nevsirnal, I Johnson, Coach J. Fry. NT! h U' rs ', ff' 0-...,,-qnmw 'K awww' '-ww ff' ,.,. . .,, , ., , W- 'gan-Y Girls basketball has prog- ressed during the past seven years to include a 15 game schedule from a meager beginning which involved only 6 games. The skill levels of all the opponents con- tinues to improveg therefore Hillsboro must meet and exceed this challenge so that a winning season will always be a Hillsboro claim. The 1974-'75 team has been no exception. - Coach Fry El 34 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS, BACK ROW: M Boston, P. Iindrick. FRONT ROW: J. Erlandson, N. Kouba, A. Hofmeister. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS , CLOCKWISE, STARTING AT LEFT: M. Novacheck, L. McCoy, L. Slama, S. Peterson, L. White. JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS , Left to Right: A. Novacheck, T. Hammer, K. Kronn, M. White, CAbsent - C Gabayy. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. CLOCKWISE, STARTING AT LEFT: A. Connors, P. Gabay, R. Hammer, T. Tangney, K. Kronn. IV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 'Ith GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 8th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Losing is hard on everyone. Athletes can live with it if there are signs of improvement. Toward the end of the 1974-'75 Basketball Season there was great improvement . frgl Coach Tangney sqwwmm. f--, s 3Oi ' A JR VARSITY BA KETBALL OPRONENT THEY teee A2 1 68 Woiiewocn' 65 Weston 42 New Lisbon 60 Brookwood 52 Ziii 71 39 58 Westby 1 ' 56 N. Crawfoggwinb 4 46 Ithaca 6666 6 6661 6666A6 .9 56 Riverdale' .. AL n 56 Wonewoc 91 Brookwood 1V6'6 6 69 Royau 233. 6 6666 56 Desoto 666 62f ,S 81 New Lisbon.. e h 57 iv k,,, V... Left to Right: L. Hynek, T. Novacheck, D. Hagenah, C. Kahler, K. Fawcett, M. Benish, S. Shaker B. Reidle, R. Nelson, B. Birdd, G. Stanek, Coach P. Tangney. gg Jv BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Granger, G. Nelson, M. Kocyan, A. Urban, C. McDonald, T. Bladl, D. Drown. KNEELING: W. Revels, M. Stanek, A. Matteson, R. Clausius, F. Benish, J. Shear, D. Burmaster. The JV finished the 1974-75 season with the record 5 wins and 13 losses. Each individual has learned more about the word dedication this season. Those that played found the rewards of added sacrifice. All that truly have it in their hearts can make their mark in the history pages of Hillsboro basketball. Let each individual, the team, and coaches set their goals high and then strive to make the best bet- ter in the coming year. - Coach Granger ,, ,Waqglii wi' 'M.. FRE HMAN BASKETB LL gl STANDING: Coach Tolkacz, F. Krajco, M. Johnson, J. Potter, P. V. Rott, K. Wong, K. Kessler, R. Kaus, J. Nachtigal, F. Revels. Left to Right: T. Hofmeister, L. Onsager, S. Shear. -and x l .......,a,.-,, .-....,.. , , , 1 7 1 Ml..-if f Q tl '-..W'.:.:-5 Z ... is ,S .41 1'-...... N Q 5 ,'Q6 .3 AK fn K 'F V , a-bv 7 7 M - Benish, B. Sweeney, D. Myhre. KNEELING: The Hillsboro High School Freshman Basketball Team fin- ished the 1974-75 season with a ten win and two loss record . Mark Johnson was the leading scorer for the freshmen with 72 points in seven games for a 10. 3 average , before moving up to the varsity. Ben Sweeney and Francis Kracjo carried the scoring load after this with 81 and 72 points respectively . This was a well-balanced team that had no individual stars, Coach Tolkacz com- mented. We had a different high scorer just about every game we played this year. The Freshman team averaged 37 points a game offensively while holding their opponents to 25 points. The high point of the year for the freshman team was defeating a strong Royall team, 36 to 29 . INTRAMURALS , gig 'K 'Q my :? f T ' .,. if W J 9 mf: 3 W 0 rf' l ' ' ' fi? fPicture not availablej The team that won the boys intramural bas- ketball championship consisted of Rudy Rott Ccaptainj, Terry Sanders, Dave Aponte, A1 Stanek, Harry Barz and Doug Drown. Left to Right, BOTTOM ROW: Mel Boston, Jan Erlandson, Joan Fanta. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Jindrick. Linette Kubarski. TOP ROW: Cindy Shear. These senior girls were the basketball intramural champions for two consecutive years with a 14-0 record this season. 3 iiiig ...af iff JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS I. Hora, M. Langer, R. Garner, S. Fawcett, P. Benish, A. Fanta, B. Rich, P. Thompson, M. Barz, D. Sweeney, S. Stanek, Coach Moe. . I P BACK ROW: Coach Piaro, J. Taylor, D. Picha, J. Mitchell, R. Kelbel, S. Hynek, K. Stockwell, B. Kessler. FRONT ROW: S. Brey, M. Shear, M. Levy, J. Revels, J. Kelbel. BACK ROW: Coach Reinart, M. Clark, P. Stanek, R. Revels, L. Anderson, T. Ellis, I. McCoy. FRONT ROW: M. Cepek, K. Byington, T. Havlik, K. Barnes, J. Sebranek, M. Mitchell. .X A. WA.: ., . I' . a.- - a r ,.. 4.,j,. , I? 'Q M K M Q Q , . , fav fr' 4 5. .gf ff W Q -' 1. 5.5. -af -4 .,, ,-' Q.. Y-, '-,,'i,r'ff , li-gf .,, -Q if vi! kk x tl 1 .ff .. uv kj, ,Q 'L eg ' - , ...Tri 5' .4 . ,v ' 4 . . L , 'L rf 'A 5? L. .. J 4 , K- xx ' - 3 Q-f fQf,hfi's J .L g , f , s Q , i b ,. - 5 .53 . N' ' ,. Av' 'F 5 f . .-sb' r ' ., .' if' If sw , ' .--- .. 1 .f ' 1 . , V f . K. an n1F NA' 7 I fway.'39 .x...I? ' ' ' ' 5 , , . J mf! Q v X . , P' ,- rx 1,sx9'1:ffjff T H if f F' if vf :S ' 'XY'-9 -7 ' K x .J fx x' ' 193, Q N r e X .. 'V an f 55- - .. I 1 I ? ,Vx ' W, , , 3. A'- P :S 'MJ' ' R .-N , .- v-22' - . W' .. , ., L, .. , .. eg f fi- f ir? f 'M . -1 .wk 1 fix , f '. ' Q.f fm 115' I 'Y' FY. ,K kqfi A 'A if5f,.fgf , 4 4 , -V , . V5 . 2 gi , . h:x,,x, J , . ,V 4 Q , ., ' .1 va ' 1 'Wx ' n '1', J . 5 I gal 4 .4 '- . 'guy Q' vis 5. n 5 4 ry X 1 4',, ALLAN C. BALDWIN Some of God's miracles are small. KATHERIN MAE BALDWIN DANIEL WAYNE BENISH DANIEL E . BENISH 9 s MICHAEL EDWARD BENISH IODY GRACE BIRDD 6. gf J 5 ROBERT E. BIRDD Life is what happens to you while you are making other plans . 'N ' x I 4 NANCY ELIZABETH BLAHA MELANIE BOSTON MYRA I . BLOOR DENNIS A . BREIDENSTEIN DARYL L. BURMASTER of un- -- ff, BETSY E . COOPER GERALYN MARY CUNNINGHAM If we learn by our mistakes, I'm getting a fantastic education. ANNETTE JEAN DOLEZAL GREGORY ALAN DURKEE LINNEA M. EISENHAUER JANIS KAY ERLANDSON DAVID BRIEN ERWIN ANNETTE FARLEY JOAN MARIE FANTA SUE ELLEN GABAY RODNEY K. FANTA Man can not discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. ' A CHARLES GOLDBECK W X ROSE MARIE GREEN KARL H. HAGENAH JAMES W. HOFRICHTER Man struggles to find life outside himself, unaware that the life he is seeking is within him . fm ' 'F LENNIS A. HYNEK 'B-L.. ' ? - . A . K, .. PATRICIA ANN .TINDRICK .f, r., . ,. . CHARLES EDWARD KAHLER t AMY LOU KELBEL RANDY M. KELBEL LINETTE MARIE KUBARSKI MIKE L. KOCYAN ' .A yi A Life is but thought: so think I will, it That youth and I are f ' h house-mates still. ,M gm, .' .i W'u.MM 'h.,,, I KATHRYN ANN MCDONALD BARBARA HELEN MARTALOCK ANITA KAYE MATTESON EDDY D. MOORE The hurrler I go The behinder I get. KATHRYN LYNN NEVSIMAL STANLEY D. NOFSINGER JOHN E. NOVACHECK HOWARD FRANK NOVY 86 ' STEVEN JAMES ONSAGER IANICE M. PRESLIK REA M. REVELS PAULA RENAE PESIK WILLIAM J. REIDLE MELISSA I. PICHA No man is the whole of himself . His friends are the rest of him. TERESA ELAINE REVELS I would not like to live without dancing , without unknown roads to explore. RUDOLPH IOSEPH ROTT DEAN L. SCHIEFELBEIN i THOMAS D. SAKE STEVEN LEE SHAKER .2 CYNTHIA I SHEAR STEVEN R. SLAMA awww-..m A ,Wal NANCY JANE SOSINSKY f-4-.1 f .N ,o gy .r 'Q. DAWN LOUISE STRAIGHT I...- ALAN G. STANEK If only the problems of life would come when we're young when we know everything. TERESA KATHRYN SWEENEY KIMON LEE TEED JOEL ANDREW TENGBLAD BARBARA ANNE THOMPSON In the flights of fantasy, we enlarge the horizons of our inner vision . ff 3 4 b ESTHER G . WILSON G ,JW 65541 f .Io u DAVID JAMES VODAK LINDA KAY WINCHELL STUART KENTON YOUNG SENIOR MEMOR IES ,,-vw , : ' 9 Q V if , K W.. STANDING, L to R: V. Pres. S. Shaker, Treas. L. Kubarski. SITTING, L to R: Sec. N. Sosinsky, Pres A. Dolezal. VALEDICTORIAN: James W. Hofrichter SALUTATORIAN: Ioan Marie Fanta HONOR STUDENTS Linette Marie Kubarski Sue Ellen Gabay Kathryn Lynn Nevsimal Lennis A. Hynek Melanie Boston Patricia Ann Jindrick Annette Jean Dolezal Amy Lou Kelbel Janis Kay Erlandson Barbara Anne Thompson Nancy Jane Sosinsky D.A.R. AWARD: Linette Marie Kubarski BETTY CROCKER AWARD: David Brien Erwin PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Kimon Lee Teed Class Colors: Green and Gold Class Song: We May Never Pass This Way Again Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: Our lives are but a second in the life of the Universe. The past is D gone , the present going, and the future is coming. When the future is gone , our lives are over. We have the past and the present to dwell upon, but above all, we have the future and ourselves. Charles Edward Kahler CLASSES You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraftg . . . Walt Whitman , JU IOR CLASS OF '76 ,'-.F t L, 'fr E f N' IAQ? s if Q V3 'B , 3 Gif ii! nm r ra A l W if 55 N -'ar S X 5 X E 5 Ag ,A S ,adn K A lik A 'CW' i wr' T55 X -.9 F SR RCS. ,---P ' X V Q V Q N -A :ft b f 1 ' l -2 x A W V+ f X gl ' - -' -4 1 '1.:::-Q 12 F W K .,Lk - ., M4 N X 1 A is if , X b. KN ' Yi m '- .ff K 1 l 1fQl1 rj fa is Q 03 Ri 5 Q , , vm ,.g, , , i 1 f , . 5' x. 0 .N ff , .3 P A mm' Vh 5 m .1 . an A :L l .5 .5 .-f' 1+ fm if Q M mm-we A X A -V' fix , , X ., . 1 X N Q: am ASW k ,W jf i fy fx i A f l'f1 , e'ixg5:f?i' N. A . 3. wx . is ,aljijii I b 'ml 0 is 5 3 W' 'A a 'mf f fi 2' x 4 1 W'A ' if '1 B Z. 2 3' .,.ff,, fa' 1' -1 rw? Q f is , , . A 12L: X x 'E ROW 5: C. Revels, T. Sanders, M. Sanrope, R. Schumacher, K. Sebra- nek, B. Stanek, D. Stanek, G. Sta- nek, T. Subera. ROW 6: C. Terry, R. Thompson, S. Unbehaun, H. Urban, A. Urbanek A. Watson, S. Winchel, K. Roloff, G. Thornsen. CLASS OFFICERS: President - Julie Johnson Vice-President - Nancy Kouba Secretary - Lori Hammer Treasurer - Donna Fanta Sergeant at Arms - Terry Coblentz ROW 1: T. Amberg, D. Aponte, S. Baller, H. Barz J. Boldon, K. Burmaster, T. Byington, T. Cob- lentz, A. Cunningham, B. Diny, D. Drown, P. Eastman. ROW 2: S. Evans, D. Fanta, K. Fawcett, C. Gabay K. Gross, D. Hammer, L. Hammer, R. Hofmeister J. Hofricter, C. Hooker, T. Hubbard, D. Husom. ROW 3: P. Hynek, B. Jefferies, J. Johnson, S. Kah- ler, G. Kapuscinski, N. Kapuscinski, W. Kelbel, T. Keller, G. Kessler, D. Kolowrat, N. Kouba, A. Kraj co . ROW 4: M. Kretche, K. Kronn, J. Liska, L. Macho vec, S. Martalock, K. McCauley, R. Mislivecek, R. Nelson, K. Nevismal, F. Novy, R. Peterson, M. Picha. V 'fa::ef 1, ma E f M 3 Q ,gh bin pls ,sm ' W jl AAL' A' YV:g:'V if I A 'V' . S' , J J , W , A l , I , K ,,.,,,.,, I I A .F H J A A X W W HY: fffsrf A ' 1393 J ,..f. .. A 4 .uJ'?9X'ix -2-Emi -2'?'Zf .. . A f-pi rj, . . 92 . A Lf , Q JW KW' f'1 I , ,' .gi . . . . :AA l K . C' f , J f39 l T ,ge , ROW 1: S. Allikas, F. Benish, W. Berg, T. Bladl, J. Blaha, B. Bliss, T. Boyer, R. Buchal. ROW 2: K. Burc- he11, J. Carpenter, L. Cary, R. Clausius, J. Coblentz, T. Cornell, S. Cox, B. Cunningham. ROW 3: P. Diny, D. Dolezal, C. Downing, K. Fanta, C. Fitch, S. Foster, R. Fransen, E. Fronk. ROW 4: D. Gorn, D. Green, B. I-laugh, K. Haugh, D. Henderson, T. Herbeck, A. Hofmeister, C. Housner. ROW 5: D. Husom, K. Hub- bard, J. Hynek, S. Janecek, L. Jefferies, S. Jindrick, C. Johnson, J. Johnson. ROW 6: A. Kelbel, M. Kocyan D. Kouba, K. Kronn, L. Kubarski, J. Lind, R. Lowrey, J. Lynch. 96 J CLASS OF '77 ' W? M f 4 'iv 4 S35 :, . X I? W . x .. ROW 1: C. McDonald, A. Matteson, G. Nelson, T. Novacheck, I. Novy, A. Pet- niunas, R. Pfaff, J. Potter. ROW 2: R. Revels, W. Revels, D. Roberts, M. Rose, J. Sake, M. Sanrope, P. Scheeler, N. Schnurr. ROW 3: T. Schulz, L. Sebranek, C. Shaker, J. Shear, J. Sherman, A. Sosinsky, J. Spears, P. Spears. ROW 4: G. Sta- nek, J. Stanek, M. Stanek, P. Stanek, B. Stepka, C. Subera, A. Urban, T. Urban. ROW 5: K. Weiland, B. Winchel. ROW 6: L. Winchel, J. Wopat. CLASS OFFICERS: President - Tom Schulz Vice-president - Greg Stanek Treasurer - Jane Sherman Secretary - Diane Kouba 32' Y. v C3 .x H3 3 .,,. I. ,QW . ,, , , Rig M.,-rf um W?5WilfiE'JVZ1ifz?'rs ' A 6 5 P. Benish M. Boldon De. Burdick Di. Burdick Do. Burdick D. Burmaster E. Cepek J. Connors G. Dank B. Fanta K. Fish K. Fitch R. Foster L. Fronk C. Goldbeck C . Hammer T. Hammer M. Harris J. Havlik S . I-Ierbeck T. Hofmeister M. Hynek T. Hynek S. Jefferies J. Johnson M. Johnson Kaus Kelbel Kessler Krajco Levy Lounsbury Machovec Mitchell Myhre Nakagawa Nevsimal Nofsinger Novacheck FROSH - CLASS OF '78 4. f l . ,. 'F is -F 0- Pichirl Avauhiihl J. Nachtral A Olson L. Onsager B. Pfaff B. Postel I. Potter F. Revels V Revels M. Root V Rott S. Schurr R. Schumacher T Sebranek T Shaker C Shear J. Snow D Stanek S. Straight B. Sweeney C. Tracy O Tracy P. Urban M. White P. Winchell K Wong D A C D Lange Scheerin Wastlick Wolfe M. Amberg L. Anderson I. Aponte K Barnes M. Barz P. Benish S. Birdd M. Brazeau B. Brey K Byington M. Cepek M. Clark P. Coblentz A Connors K Cornell K Dank K Dempsey S. Downing S. Endicott A Fanta S. Fawcett P. Gabay R. Garner S. Gordon K Green R. Hammer E. Horrichter I. Hora M. Hynek R. Janecek G Johnson R. Keller I. Kessler E. Knower M. Kocyan K Kronn M. Langer A Laskowski R. Lynch J. McCoy M. Mitchell J. Nakagowa N Nofsinger L. Reidle R. Revels B. Rich K Sanders K Sanrope D Schroeder f-pf.. 1 ...L lf .. 4 t R Q ff' 5 4- A met at I -Z ' 1 EIGHTH GRADE wwf T 'lb Jaffa ll 2 fem.. Q Y A -A W 'arg .0 lf in f,A:f flf Mft tl. 1-s . ggogu , S - ,h yi: y if 5 5 as ,V K vu rrt L Qt lf 2 ' ..-'L . M. ' - Q .1 V Q vi' Ili? I f J ., X11 -4. :'fwwsf:z:. 11.4.- .,..,,.,,. ,, , -,,., f vrnfo , Y . . X xx. .... .2 CLASS OF 9 9 I . Nl 6 iz - ,Z .. K Schumacher Sebranek Spears Stanek Stanek Stanek Stanek Stanek Subera Sumeracki Sweeney Tangney Tengblad Thompson Thompson Towne White Woodruff S. Wyman Mr. Calloway Mr. Moe Mrs . Shields ' SEVENTH GRADE K. Aponte R. Boyer S. Brey K. Clark T. Cornell V. Cunningham K. Dalberg D. Denman N. Drown D. Eastman T. Ellis J. Endicott L. Fanta M. Fish S. Foster M. Gabay S Gordon D Green J Havl1k T Havlik S Hoffman S Hynek D Jeffries L Jensen 4 . J .iff L.. - ' ' .1 . , Q . , S. Jensen J. Kelbel R. Kelbel B. Kessler K. Kouba K. Langer M. Levy J. Liska Mr . Granger Mrs . Mrs . Marshall Neitzel . E Yi CLASS OF 280 Sd V .QWA C, La. McCoy Li. McCoy M McDonald I'. Mitchell J. Mitchell M . Novacheck R. Parker S. Peterson S? ,Qi Q ' 1 if fs ' 1 t , H ..:. .. I li Q' 8 W V Iv .A L. -i g, X -I Tl - S. Pfaff D. Picha H. Revels C. Revels S. Robinson Jud. Root Jul. Root R. Satona E li . . l 5 .es st ...... ... ..., ' l' ' f' R. Schnurr A. Sebranek M' M. Shaker M. Shear L. Slama I. Spears M. Stanuch Sebranek :A :musmiw K' K suai ht J Ta lor R Th L wauace M' R wincheu L White Stockwell ' g ' Y ' Ompson ' Winchell ' ' EO T! H? I 105 L Mrs. S. Callaway Mrs. M. Kouba P. Amberg A. Benish K. Buchal D. Burmaster C. Cassada J. Cassada H. Chalupecky A. Christianson T. Clark T. Dank N. Darcy J. De Witt L. Diny C. Ellefson C. Fitch D. Fronk C. Hammer T. Hammer B. Havlik M. I-Iofmeister R. Jensen K. Kaus L. Keller D. Kessler D. Kouba K. Kouba L. Levy B. Lowrey L. Matteson R. Myhre G. Mislivecek K. Nelson R. Nevsimal M. Nofsinger M. Petniunas M. Preslik L. Revels D. Richardson R. Rueckheim C. Schumacher J. Schulz L. Scott B. Sebranek C. Slama R. Stanek R. Sumeracki K . Tangney 5-91 - ' 1 ' . Mi-,gp ' 'K Q ., - -1652553 -FI lt ' , 3: ? . ltt SIXTH GRADE 2, 1-, 5 f .. fi, --www-f. . .. I jf 'A RA 5 4 . KA . .-1 fi., ,V ww , NTIS' C,Th0mpsOn G. Towne C. Urban D. Urban S Verbsky L W1ll1ams B Woodruff D Wrnchell 106 l 1 FIFTH GRADE Mrs . Evans Mrs. Fronk Alderman Beary Blaha Bliss Boldon Boyer Boyer . Brazeau Burmaster Byington Cassada Chalupecky Clark Cornell Denman DeWitt . Durkee Garrity . Haas Havlik Howe Jackson Janousek Jensen Johnson Kouba Levy Martalock Mislivecek Mitchell Moe Munson Nevimal Picha Revels Rich Rohn Root Satona Sebranek Slama Stanek Stekel Srekel Stowell Stockwell Thompson Verbsky White 107 n Amberg Beaty Blaha Byington Clark . Cornell Cunningham . Fanta Fronk Hora . Huebner . Hynek . Ira Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson Kaus Kocyan Kubarski Langer . Levy Lind Lynch Meseberg Mitchell Munson Nelson N ovacheck Pf aff Pfaff Pliner Revels Root Scheeler Schiefelbeln Schnurr Schumacher Scott Shaker Stanek Stanek Stekel Stekel Straight Towne . Brandt Burmester Burmaster THIRD GRADE TOP ROW: D. Beaty, J. Benish, M. Bliss, ROW 2 V. Burch, C. Calloway, L. Fronk, ROW 3: L. Garrity, L. Havlik, K. Hoefs, ROW 4: C. Howe, R. Jensen, H. Leverenz, ROW 5: J. Mislivecek, K. Munson, L. Nofsinger, ROW 6: C. Pacl, R. Patterson, S. Peterson, R. Revels, R. Revels, E. Revels, T. Richardson, ROW 7: J. Sake, J. Sta- nek, S. Stanek, B. Staunch, S. Stekel, J. Sto- well, R. Sweeney, BOTTOM ROW: J. Teal, A. Verbsky, D. Webb, Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Havlik. :Ik R Q2 SECOND GRADE TOP ROW: Miss J. Dvorak, Mrs. A. Rich, ROW 2: D. Brandt, K. Brandt, K. Burmester, M. Cornell, K. Crow, D. DeChant, F. DeWitt, ROW 3: A. Eastman, D. Fuchs, T. Gabay, D. Haase, M. Huebner, D. Husom, M. Ira, ROW 4: R. Lowrey, D. Miller, C. Novy, C. Orsburne, W. Orsburne, P. Pedretti, A. Petniunas, ROW 5: V. Pretsch, R. Revels, R. Rohn, Sa. Root, St. Root, A. Smith, M. Stanek, BOTTOM ROW: J. Sullivan, A. Tangney, A. Turnipseed, C. Valencia, P. Valencia, W. White, D. Williams. FIRST GRADE TOP ROW: Mrs. I. Endicott, Mrs. E. Johnson, S. Allmon, T. Baldon, M. Barbour, I. Burch, K. Burmaster, ROW 2: J. Clark, C. Cornell, M. Cunningham, T. Granger, I. Haas, T. Hasse, K. Hoefs, ROW 3: B. Hoff, J Holverson, M. Hora, J. Hotek, J. Howe, M. Hubbard, J. Jindrick, ROW 4: L. Johnson, T. Kopenhafer, K. Kouba, B. Langer, K. Lawrence, B. Meseberg, B. Mislivecek, ROW 5: P. Olson, S. Pedretti, K. Pretsch, T. Roberts, J. Scott, K. Stanek, T. Sterba, ROW 6: L. Stockwell, D. Thompson, T. Traeder, M. Verbsky, V. Vodak , A . Winchell . 1 :5. . 'z W KINDERGARTEN Z X , 'Nw x L. I f ,.,. was- If' ,,-.. .fs WW s r, , Y, K i SK, 432-L61 i ?'1'2A ' it ff wx Q f .. W an I 4? 27 G9 .4 ,tum , N U V V X-1 , . , .. 3' 1 5- 'v Ml... 1fPu.1N. TOP ROW: J. Allmon, G. Aponte, D. Beaty, K. Bell, B. Burch, D. Burmaster, R. Callaway, E. Chalupecky, ROW 2: S. Dalberg, R. Eastman, A. Evans, M. Fanta, B. Fitch, K. Fransen, D. Fronk, J. Fuchs, ROW 3: S. Granger, C. Haase, T. Hansberry, I. Haugh, J. Havlik, H. Holak, K. Hoefs, M. Huebner, ROW 4: D. Huffman, R. Jackson, T. Jensen, S. Johnson, T. Kaus, T. Martin, P. Mattison, T. McCluskey, ROW 5: A. Mislivecek, T. Mislivecek, S. Moe, J. Muller, C. Pacl, C. Patterson, B. Pitkins, N. Pretsch, ROW 6: E. Rohn, S. Santas, A. Slama, J. Stanek, M. Stanek, L. Staunch, D. Steckel, S. Sterba, ROW 7: B. Strait, D. Sullivan, K. Tangney, J. Tracy, R. Unbehaun, D. Urban, A. Valencia, C. Withrow, BOT- TOM ROW: Mrs. A. Mitchell. W T COUNTY CCR ERS .5 9+ 'Ku S4 5. YUBA ,,'- , if .u . L- if ' fu. . Eff as ag, . mv V, , QA, Qigzm 5 ,151 i r 'Lu asa. f E wx if , Q5 - avi - M . JE? . ff my ,SY 'W ' 11- Q' L. agi' ' ' 348' 'WFP D. Dalberg S. Dalberg V. Hoffman C. Janousek I . Jefferies J . Jefferies R. Jefferies A. Laskowski J. Laskowski J. Laskowski L. Liska M. Skala T. Skala T. Skala K. Stanek T. Stanek Mrs. Haugh S. Griffa L. Nevsimal T. Novy J. Winchel Miss Benz P. Braithwaite J. Clary J. Gordon K. Hynek R. Hynek K. Jindrick D . Machovec J . Machovec C. Novy T. Novy A. Rynes D. Tracy M. Tracy C. Tydrich M. Wallace T. Wallace Mrs. Liske M . Baldwin K . Coblentz f A X 'Q H ,,,. ,I 'ff?M M. Coblentz A. Daines K C. L. Fama K. Fiske 'zy' J . JaDou1 K. Ianecek K. Ianecek B. McCoy S. Obert E. Robinson L. Robinson R. Seeley D. Snow M. Taylor T. Winchel C. Winchel C . Withrow Mrs . Bufton wow ' 2 1' 1 Tl, I.. Q ' 11. 41 A , - y K yy,y z., ' . ' ' 22224 . KMM. ' Us ,Q '-5 .,. 1 W V '. . ,, ' N , ,,,, K 2'i?5l 1?13'g2'aC,1 W .ff FV' , T, ...WWW Ay 4 .. ..J-WM SENIORS Baldwin, A. 46, 80 Baldwin, K. 48, 51, 80, 87 Benish, D. E.15, 80 Benish, D. W. 46, 80, 81,118 Benish, M. 8, 20, 46, 50, 73,80 Birdd, J. 80 Birdd, R. 10, 20, 34, 38, 50, 73, 81, 118 Blaha, N. 38, 81 Bloor, M. 12, 34, 36, 48, 51, 81 Boston, M. 14, 24, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34, 38, 42, 44, 48, 51, 71, 77, 84, 87 Breidenstein, D. 34, 38, 46, 47, 81 Burmaster D 2 20 46 40 52 74 81 Cooper B 34 36 48 82 Cunmngham G 38 82 92 119 Durkee G 7: 20 32 82 Elsenhauer L 82 Erlandson I 8 24 26 27 31 32 34 36 37 38 40 41 42 44 48 71 77 82 5 Erwln D 38 39 44 46 47 50 66 83 86 91 Fanta I 20 26 38 42 44 48 51 77 83 115 Fnta R 8 10 20 34 38 83 Farley A 3 41 82 83 91 Gabay S 2 36 44 51 83 87 7 Goldbeck 20 50 66 Green R Hagenah K 37 59 73 83 84 Hofnchter J 6 13 34 38 42 43 46 47 5 84 119 Hnek L 10 11 38 41 42 46 47 50 73 4 Ilndrlck, P. 14, 24, 26, 27, 34, 38, 42, 48, 51, 71, 77, 84, 91 Kahler, C. 15, 38, 50, 72, 73, 84, 91, 104 Kelbel, A. 6, 14, 28, 38, 42, 44, 49, 51, 68, 85, 119 Kelbel, R. 85 Kocyan, M. 3, 6, 8, 20, 40, 46, 50, 85, 114 Kubarslu, L. 34, 36, 37. 38, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48. 51, 77, 82.85, 92, 119 McDonald, K. 34, 38, 48, 51, 85, 87 Martalock, B. 36, 38, 39, 49, 51, 85, 87, 92,116 Matteson, A. 28, 36, 38, 48, 51, 86, 114 Moore, E. 46, 86 , 68. 82 , I I I I I I I I 1 ' 119 ' a I ' I I 9 I I 1 ' 4 1 9 v 1 I ' I I I I I I 1 1 , C .' , , , 83 , . 84 . I ' I I I I I I I I 0 I y I ' I I I I I I I I I 8 STUDE T INDEX Nofsinger, S. 20, 86 Novacheck. J. 2, 6. 20. so. ee, as 50. ee , 87 . Pesik. P. 87 Picha, M. 34, 48, 87 Preslik, J. 87, 119 Reidle, B. 8, 9, 13, 34, 87. 91 Revels, R. 87 Revels, T. 6, 8, 12, 36, Rott, R. 10,11, 20, 30, 34, 38. 40. 41. 46. 47. 105 38, 40, 42, 50, 73, 82, 44, 88, 90 32, 38, 76, 88 Sake, T. 38, 43, 46, 47, 88 Schiefelbein ,Q , 88 , 119 shakggfs. 7, 8, 9, 10, ss, 40, 46, 47, 50, '13, ss Shear,7'C. 1, 6, 16, 40, 49, '17, as slama. s. zo, 34, 46, 50, 89 Sosinsky, N. 34, 42, 89, 92 Stanek, A. 76, 89 Straight, D. 38, 48, 87, 88, 89 Sweeney, T. 3, 8, 9, 36, 37, 89 Tengblad, I. 20, 66, 90 Teed, K. 10, 20, 42, 50, 89, 92 Thompson, B. 1, 12, 26, 34, 48, 51, 68, 90 Vodak, D. 6, 46, 90, 91 Wilson, E. 36, 87, 90 Winchell, L. 7, 8, 9, 26, 48, 51, 90 Young, S. 90 IUNIORS Amberg, T. 34, 46, 47,94 Aporlte, D. 15, 17, 20, 46, 50, 76, 94 Baller, S. 46, 94 Barz, H. 10, 76, 94 Boldon, J. 94 Burmaster, K. 2, 38, 42, 45, 49, 94 Byington, T. 2, 24, 34, 38, 42, 49, 51, 67, 94 Goblentz., T. 12, 13, 26, 36, 38, 48, 51, 94, 95 Cunningham, A. 95 Diny, B. 95 Drown, D. 20, 74, 76, 95 Eastman, P. 95 Evans, S. 94 Faflla. D. 12, 17, 24, 36, 38, 45, 49, 51, 67, 68, 95 Fawcett, K. 10, 46, 73, 94 Gabay, C. 34, 36, 38, 94 Gross, K. 15, 38, 46, 94 Hammer, D. 66, 94 Hammer, L. 14, 26, 34, 35, 51, 94, 95 A Hofmeister, R. zo, 34, ae, 37, 46, 47, 50, se, 94, 104 ' Hofrichter, J. 36, 38. 42. 49, 95 Hooker, C. 14, 38, 42, 43, 49, 51, 95 Hubbard, T. 20, 46, 47, 95 Huson. D. 46, 95 Hynek, P. 20, 22, 43, 50, 94 Jefferies, B. 2, 94 Johnson, I. 12, 26, 34, 36, 38, 42, 45, 49, 51, 68, 94, 95 Kahler, S. 94 Kapusinski, G. 94 Kapusinski, N. 94 Kelbel, B. 10, 20, 38, 42, 43, 44, 46, 50, 66, Keller, T. 94 Kolowrat, D. 27, 36, 38, 51, 95 Kouba, N. 1, 14, 24, 31,-32, 36, 37, 38, 42, 68, 71, 95 Krajco,.4.2e,2'1,4a, 51,95 6 Krerche,M.14,2s,s4,3s,49,51,es, Kronn, K. 94, 118 Liska, I. 46, 47, 94 Machovec, L. 3, 94 Martalock, S. 34, 36, 37, 38, 42, 44, 45, 49 94 McCauley, K. 94 Mislivecek. R. 94 Nelson, R. 39, 73, 94, 104 Nevsimal, K. 95 Novy, F. 2, 95 Peterson, R. 13, 50, 95 PiCha, M. 12, 24, 26, 36, 37, 38, 45, 49, 51, 95 Revels, C. 14, 94 Sanders, T. 15, 20, 36, 37, 46, 76, 94 51. 94. sss. 44' 48' 51' 94 U 4 4121'f22f.213.2292:SSYFfi?Iii?4557?.siheefizilfiiiifii :iiifiiinifeehzw fiiiiiivw. fr .912-ffesfiii iiifigfggss- sranek see, 4444 1 4 4 n44 50' 52' 651 94 Subera. T. 95 ,R 4 Terry, C. 94 44 6 4 Thompson. R. 94 Ubehaun. S. 10, 20, 42, 94 Urbain, H. 3, 15, 46, 50, 66, 67, 94 Urbanek. A. 20. Winchell. S. Roioff, K. 94 Thomsen, G. 51. 69 50. 67 Housner, C. 20, 25, 35, 38, 42, 46, 47, 52, 96 Huson, D. 96 Hubbard, K. 46, 47, 96 Hynek, I. 14, 26, 34, 38, 39, 42, 51, 96 Ianecek, S. 36, 38, 49, 51, 96 h Jefferies, L. 14, 36, 96 i ,e,, Jindrick, s. 26, 34, 33, 42, 43, 51, 96 ,, Johnson, c. 12, 51, 96, 118 A A 4'93i , E E Johnson, 1. 35, 46, 96 ,,, E Kelbel, A. 96 Koeyan, M. 46, 74, 96 9 Kouba, D. 4, 12, 36, 37, 69, 96 Kronn, K. 14, 27, 38, 49, 51, Kubarski, L. 34, 36, 38, 42, Lind, J. 96 Lowrey, R. 96 Lynch, J. 14, 49, 96 McDonald, C. 35, 46, 74, 97 Matteson' A1 336966 Novacheck, T. 20, 22, 365, 37, 50, 73, 97 Novy, J. 14, 38, 43, 97 Petniunus, A. 27, 44, 51, 96 Pfeff, R. 97 , 3 Potter, J. 14, 31, 31, 32, 36, 37, 33, 49 Revels, R. 46, 97 9 A 9, 9 Reve1s, w. 46, 74, 97 . Roberts, D. 14, 33, 97 Root, J. Q .66,, 9 99 ,,,,.. 'PST Sake, J. 35, 33, 46, 47, 97 0 'f:v,fss9zss9!U -NH Sanrope, M. 26, 51, 97 Scheeler, P. 38, 51, 97 Schnurr, N. 44, 45, 51, 97 - 9 . -ff . , 51 - Ag: ,K 7,99-79,if4sQssw9,5 -, , ggj. issif I 9 A 7 A - 7 - f Q A 99 9 igilohnson, M. 25, 33, 75, 98 Schulz, T. 97 74677 7 7 jx,g99z,,g.sfsf9zs,gss7 Sebranek, L. 12, 26, 34, 38, 51, 69, 97 A S Shaker, C. 38, 67, 97 Shear, J. 15, 20, 74,397 Sherman, J. 34, 38, 97 Sosinsky, A. 97 Spears, J. 97 Spears, P. 97 Stanek, G. 10, 11, 46, 50, 72, 73, 97 Stanek, J. 48, 51, 97 Stanek, M. 25, 36, 37, 38, 42, 43, 46, 47, 74, Stanek, P. 97 Stepka, B. 38, 97 Subera, C. 38, 39, 97 Urban, A. 46, 61, 74, 97 Urban, T. 46, 66, 97 Weiland, K. 38, 97 Winchell, B. 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