Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1977 volume:

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' J M M XS J 5 QVGA ?L'UwiCx x U L WIA? 1 Ffa , W 92ffq N2?fff7qW 0 ? ' UK +8 T01 N954 X KQQL KL, qi Qaqxw DW k 311 Xifkgjfw- 'Qc f7 A ' 1 7' ,, ' Q b F gi! ,if ju Supp X? no A' wumwfqffQ fm Us ABOVE: Janet Stanek, Dorothy Dolezal, Lorraine Sebranek Cbusinessj Brought To Fearless leader - Mrs. Stahlkopf 4 Y ' M' , 'qw - , , XX, M i fi , : LEFT: Kathy Fanta Cart ed.J ABOVE: Chris Shaker, Julie Carpenter, if --...N W SR Jackie Hynek Ccopyj LEFT: Dianne Kouba Cphotog- , raphyb, Lu Kubarski Cass't photographerj -. :NSA ff-p-W... ABOVE: The exhausted co-editors, Linda Cary, Antonia Petniunas To live is not to live for one's self aloneg let us help one another. Menander Thank you for all the help you have given us. The Senior Class of 1977 Dedication Dallas Boldon All hearts grow warmer in the presence Of one who, seeking not his own, Gave freely for the love of giving, Nor reaped for self the harvest sown. Thy greeting smile was pledge and prelude Of generous deeds and kindly wordsg In thy large heart were fair guest chambers Open to sunrise and the birds. John Greenleaf Whittier 2' f eww '- ' W f '.afQs:Ajf: M' A , pw. K .QM '53, Q A , V N . . , 1 133 HN'5f- V- - ' kr ,e .Y A 2, f 1 ' : ! -V, v ... 'S , CTI VI TIE , fy Xf f X, r WMV. b eff W ' if1z V X' 'ff k ' Q, Q ' ' 1? .v ' ix' T? 1 4 W 'M 5' Q if r G I 1 , , 3 PROM COURT Left to right: Dorothy Dolezal, Steph Foster, Wayne Berg, Chuck Housner, Dawn Gorn, Sharon lindrick, Kathy Kronn, Kathy Jo Hora CPrincessJ, Todd Traeder CPrinceD, Jim Coblentz, Alan Matteson, Gary Nelson, Mary lo Rose, Cindy Johnson, Kelly Weiland CQueenD, Mark Kocyan CKingJ, Frank Benish, Cedric McDonald, Julie Johnson 475 Queenh, Gary Stanek C75 Kingj Prom 76 The MCruel7, Uver-Seer New , .6 . The H ard- Working Serfs Perilous Heights The junior Class Of gx Hillsboro High School K I Presents MLueky Mann Saturday Evening May Eighth Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Six Nl! Freshman Initiation Or Who Pat The Cream Un The Ceiling?.'? Style Show 1975 1 if- A ny- . . .And In The Bathing Suit Competition. . . D12 Q63 s VV V Left to right, top to bottom: Ced McDonald Harvey Smith , Kelly Weiland Patsy Farrel , Ann Hofmeister l1Ri I1 ' 71 IV ta Baxter , Cindy Johnson Nada Owens , Al Matteson Fred Dana , June Potter Belinda Elliot , Dianne Kouba Edwina Cook , Karen Haugh Mary Jane , Chuck Housner Keith Garland , Car 1 S b o u era Suzy , Ann Petniunas Vikki , Jim Shear Mr. Midnight , Jim Coblentz Leroy Doyle Lu Kubarski Zelda , Maralee Moellendorf fAdvisorJ, Shirley Cox Mrs. Dana . fNot Picturedb Kathy Kronn Jane Bax- ter , Tim Cornell O'Brien . Senior Class Play No Guys z4llO'LU6d77 1976 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Ann Hofmeister and Chuck Hous- HCI 1 3 2 Those cotton-pickin' juniors won first prize AGAIN! Vaudeville - Senior style Stunt Night . More Antics of Stunt Night The more sophisticated group , 1 5 gs f wvff 1, A W Q Q 4 Q vi A 4 3 oh t t F t 4f 5 ,.1. K ,. Those babyish seventh graders We'11 do it my way! an , .W K . by gg . aims-in l lst PRIZE: Juniors - We'11 Bach You All the Way'! 2nd PRIZE CTIEJ: Eighth Grade - We're All Jaws when It Comes to Panthers The Winners .7 2nd PRIZE CTIEJ: Freshmen - Kick-a-Pooh if 1 Desire . . . 'frfllemv hard work . . . the reward , 4 K The Homecoming Game HOMECOMING COURT: Freshman Representatives - Mary Novacheck, Jamie Taylor: Junior Representatives - Cheryl Shear, Vern Rottg Queen Ann Hofmeister, King Chuck Housnerg Senior Representatives - Kathy Kronn, Tom Bladlg Sophomore Representatives - Bobbi Hammer, John Sebranek. Crossfire Homecoming Dance I Need You M H-Club and GA. C. Kneelir1: K. Kronn, B. Hammer, L. Onsager, A. Connors, L. Reidle, G. Shear, S. Jefferies, J. Hynek. Row 2: Mrs. Fry, adviser: T. Tangney, T. Hofmeister, K. Cornell, C. Johnson, A. Novacheck, L. Sebranek, S. Endicott, B. Fanta, K. Fanta, R. Buchal. Row 3: M. White, S. Jindrick, S. Allikas, A. Hofmeister, T. Hammer, J. Wopat, M. Kocyan, K. Haugh, D. Dolezal, M. Root. Row 1: J. Shear, J. Nachtral, V. Rott, C. Housner, M. Hynek, J. Johnson, V. Revels, I. Hora, B. Postel. Row 2: C. McDonald, K. Wong, F. Benish, M. Stanek, A. Matteson, T. Urban, J. Sebranek, M. Barz, T. Novacheck, J. Coblentz, F. Krajco, R. Stanek. Row 3: A. Urban, M. Kocyan, D. Myhre, G. Dank, T. Boyer, K. Fitch, D. Sweeney, M. Johnson, J. Potter, Mr. Tolkacz, adviser. ews and Library labs Kneeling: K. Fish, S. Birdd, K. Sanrope, K. Langer, L. Fanta, D. Levy, D. Kouba, B. Mitchell. Seated: J. Hynek, M. Sanrope, D. Schroeder, assistant editor: L. Kubarski, editor. Row 3: S. Foster, S. Iindrick, A. Petnuinas, C. Subera, K. Fanta, T. Tangney, B. Brey, T. Woodruff, K. Sanders. Row 4: I. Stanek, J. Wopat, P. Gabay, M. Kocyan, R. Janecek, Mrs. Brady, adviser. Row 5: B. Stepka, D. Dolezal, E. Hofrichter, T. Novacheck, M. Stanek. Row 1: B. Fanta, E. Hofrichter, S. Iindrick, D. Kouba, treasurer: L. Cary, president: J. Hynek, secretary: J. Carpenter, L. Sebranek, A. Sosinsky. Row 2: Mrs. Hanna, adviser: S. Foster, K. Fish, J. Stanek, R. Janecek, K. Sanders, B. Brey, J. Wopat, D. Dolezal, L. Kubarski, C. Subera. Row 3: B. Stepka, M. Root. .J1-...iLI 0 5? I W W, 3 , 1' if' 1 Row 1: R. Buchal, D. Schroeder, L. Jefferies, T. Mitchell, M. Fish, T. Woodruff, T. Tangney, A. Connors S. Jefferies, M. Shear, J. Kelbel, R. Downing. Row 2: A. Petniunas, K. Sanders, L. Onsager, D. Kouba, K Dank, J. White, C. Shear, B. Mitchell, M. Drown, S. Schnurr. Row 3: T. Hofmeister, M. Boldon, R. Jane cek, R. Nelson, D. Denman, S. Pfaff, B. Hammer, F. Revels, K. Fitch, J. Kessler. Row 4: L. Cary, S. Cox D. Dolezal, S. Janecek, J. Johnson, M. Kocyan, P. Benish, J. Potter, J. Coblentz, T. Novacheck. Senior H igh horus Row 1 J Sebranek K Stockwell, J. Taylor, R. Winchel, A. Novacheck, M. White T Cornell M Nova check K Kronn S Peterson, T. Hammer, Mr. Lambries, director. Row 2: L Anderson B Kessler I Shear I Root K Kouba I Liska, C. Stanek, L. McCoy, A. Thompson, L. Slama L Whtte Row 3 R Stanek M Barz K Byrngton, M. Sebranek, V. Knower, L. Sumeracki, L. Rerdle M Shaker I Root K Cornell Row 4 I Root M. Stanek, D. Picha, L. Kubarski, J. Hynek, M Tengblad M Root M McDonald M Stanuch A Hofmeister. The Chorus this year has 89 members - one of the largest Hillsboro has ever had. During the last four years the Chorus has shown noticeable improvement: In the last three years the group progressed from a Class B second to a Class B first. It then moved to Class A and received a second in 1976. This year the group is working for its first Class A first. Swing Choir Row 1: M. Stanek, L. Cary, T. Novacheck, T. Hofmeister, M. Novacheck, J. Kelbel, M. White, M. Shear, J. White, B. Mitchell. Row 2: J. Potter, T. Hammer, P. Benish, R. Janecek, Mr. Lambries, director, A. Hofmeister, J. Coblentz, A. Novacheck, I. Taylor, M. Root, accompanist. 1 Yralqav- ' hi State Band Award Winners These seniors have gone to state in band in some yeartsl of high school. As fresh- men, four went to state as members of a clarinet choir. They were: L. Cary, J. Carpenter, I. Hynek, and S. Iindrick. Also, L. Cary went to state as a member of a triple trio singing group. As sophomores, thirteen went to state as members of a woodwind choir. They were: S. Allikas, J. Carpenter, L. Cary, K. Fanta, A. Hofmeister, J. Hynek, S. Janecek, S. Jindrick, D. Kouba, L. Kulflarski, I. Novy, L. Sebranek, and I. Sherman. Also, S. Jindrick, and J. Hynek took a clarinet duet to state, and L. Cary took a vocal solo, duet, and was a mem- ber of the triple trio singing group. As juniors, eleven went to state as members of a woodwind choir. They were: S. Allikas, L. Cary, J. Carpenter. A. Hofmeister, J. Hynek, S. Jindrick, D. Kouba, L. Kubarski, I. Novy, L. Sebra- nek, and B. Stepka. Also, L. Cary took a vocal solo, duet, and was a member of a triple trio singing group. This year as seniors, these people and many other members of the band are hop- ing to get to state. M arching Band Band Seated: D. Kouba, I . Carpenter, L. Sebranek. Kneeling: S. lindrick, J. Novy, A. Hofmeister, J. Sherman, S. Allikas. Standing: B. Stepka, L. Kubarski, L. Cary, K. Fanta, S. Janecek. Not pictured: J. Hynek. The marching band marches in many parades throughout the summer. This year, Mauston, New Lisbon, Royall, and Hillsboro joined together to form a Bi-Centennial Band. This was a very successful endeavor and another first time project. 'W .sung BRASS AND DRUMS - Row 1: D. Denman, A. Sosinsky, C. Johnson, K. Haugh, C. Subera, K. Sanders, S. Brey, F. Benish. Row 2: L. Towne, L. White, M. Drown, T. Mitchell, A. Novacheck, M. Root, B. Mitchell, M. Shear, J. Taylor, T. Shaker, C. Shaker. Row 3: M. White, T. Novacheck, I. Root, J. Root, M. Hynek, B. Thompson, D. Eastman, J. Root, K. Wong, M. Stanek. Standing: D. Myhre, J. Sake, J. Hora, I. Endicott, I. Shear, C. McDonald, C. Housner, Mr. White, director. WOODWINDS - Row 1: D. Kouba, I. White, R. Ianecek, A. Connors, K. Dank, S. Birdd, N. Nofsinger, M. McDonald, M. Gabay, I. Havlik, D. Schroeder, A. Hofmeister. Row 2: T. Hammer, M. Rose, T. Tangney, L. Kubarski, P. Gabay, M. Novacheck, J. Novy, J. Carpenter, L. Sebranek, C. Stanek, B. Brey, B. Stepka, S. Jindrick, L. Cary. Row 3: S. Allikas, B. Hammer, M. Amberg, I. Hynek, S. Peterson, A. Sebranek, M. Sebranek, K. Kouba, L. Slama, B. Knower, E. Hofrichter, C. Shear, S. Ianecek, K. Fanta, J. Sherman, D. Roberts. 'J-Dy '?'TT' 1 U' nn. Husq- wily! 5 f if ,....-an'-ll 5 Stage And Pep Bands FFA. and H.f.D.A 2. y 1 Q 9 - ' A f ' Row 1: D. Schroeder, reporter: B. Fanta, secretary: T. Novacheck, president: Mr. Stanek treasurer: M. Hynek. Row 2: S. Foster, R. Berndt, K. Dalberg, J. Kelbel, D. Jefferies, S Brey, R. Winchell, R. Downing, S. Straight. Row 3: T. Ellis, K. Clark, M. Levy, B Haugh, M. Winchel, R. Schnurr, R. Satona, K. Straight, S. Gordon, B. Thompson. Row4 R. Buchal, L. Winchel, R. Kelbel, W. Revels, J. Hynek, T. Stanek, D. Subera, K Walker, K. Schumacher, J. Sebranek. Row 5: T. Shaker, B. Mitchell, S. Cox, R. Moore K. Dempsey, M. Clark, P. Thompson, G. Johnson, R. Stanek, M. Hynek, M. Langer Row 6: R. Foster, G. Dank, J. Nachtigal, J. Kelbel, F. Benish, T. Urban, S. Hynek, S Schnurr, A. Olson, R. Schumacher. Row 7: A. Fanta, P. Benish, P. Benish, A. Urban, M. Kocyan, C. McDonald, J. Coblentz, J. Johnson, K. Fitch, T. Sebranek. Center: Mr. Schroeder , adviser . Row 1: S. Brey, M. Stanek, T. Hynek, R. Satona, D. Jefferies, M. Hynek, Mr. Schroeder, adviser. Row 2: M. Hynek, J. Sebranek, P. Thompson, G. Dank, J. Nachtigal, T. Stanek, T. Novacheck. Row 3: R. Stanek, J. Hynek, D. Schroeder, B. Fanta, P. Benish, S. Hynek, G. Johnson, A. Fanta. Young and Eager Seekers Row 1: K. Kronn, S. Foster, B. Pfaff, B. Brey, K. Sanrope. Row 2: K. Sanders, J. Potter, C. Sta- nek, D. Kouba, I. Carpenter, A. Novacheck, C. Hammer. Row 3: I. Hynek, president: L. Cary, treasurer: I. Stanek, secretary: M. Sanrope, R. Ianecek, L. Kubarski, A. Hofmeister, S. lindrick, S. Endicott. Row 4: D. Dolezal, S. Ianecek, E. Hofrichter, S. Birdd, P. Gabay, L. Reidle. Row 5: I. Wopat, T. Hammer, M. Kocyan. YES is not a new club but an old one re-named. Not actually affiliated with the Future Homemak- ers of America national organization, this group elected to re-name itself Young, Eager Seekers, a title which implies that these teenagers are willing to perform a variety of domestic tasks. The Seekers inflated their treasury through various projects. For instance, each member con- tributed two squares for a beautiful quilt that was raffled off during intermission of the Senior Class Play. This activity rewarded not only the lucky individual who received the quilt, but also the seamstresses, as it gave them an opportunity to hold an old-fashioned quilting bee - to sew, con- verse , and eat! The group also compiled a cookbook, an idea that had IOOIS in former years. Every member chose one or more of their favorite recipes, typed it, and submitted it. Despite publication disputes between the company and YES , copies of the book were at last printed. And last, but not least, as the Hillsboro food fans may attest, the YES Club sponsored several successful bake sales during the 76-'77 year. TWIRLERS: Terri Tangney , Maj. Carol Stanek Linda Cary Ann Novachcck Mary Novacheck , V121 1 1 I.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Left to right, top to bottom: Laurie White, Mary Novacheck, Kelly Kronn, Sara Peterson, Carol Stanek, Mary Kocyan. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEER- LEADERS: Mary White, Kathy 32 i,3,',', ,af MW Kronn, Ann Novacheck, Terri Tangney, Ann Hofmeister. Uur Spirit Leaders - outa v'1,Y , , K M W A rl v ks LJ, if IJ-M. 5 :J 'l-Q. ..., Wm... VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top to bot- tom: Ann Hofmeister, Mary Novacheck, Ann Nova- chcck, Terri Tangney, Alice Connors. 8th GRADE: Top to bottom: Christi Hammer, Karen Jindrick, Danita Kouba, Sue Verbsky, Kris Tangney. 5 ,M,M-- WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Kelly Kronn, Sue Endicott, Kathy Kronn. J.V. BASKETBALL: Sara Peterson, Bobbi Jo Ham- mer, Cheryl Shear, Laurie White, Carol Stanek. l, X 'Ith GRADE: Peggy Salisbury, Mary Ann Haas, Teresa Stanek, Rhonda Kouba, Danita Alderman. 33 Student Council 5.8 'CW' I Left to right, standing: T. Novacheck, L. Cary, I. Stanek, Mr. White CAdvisorJ. Seated: B. Thompson, M. Novacheck, B. Fanta, L. Reidle, T. Hofmeister, T. Tangney. This year's Student Council played an active role in school. The council first approved the year's fund raising activities. The council has traditionally supervised the magazine sales. This year the council decided to switch to a different magazine company. Their strategy worked and sales rose more than S1500 to a total of about 35000. The council also managed the Homecoming celebration very smoothly. In April, some of the council rep- resentatives attended a meeting of several area Student Councils in Richland Center. All in all, the Student Council has had a very active year. S. C. Ufficers Left to right: L. Cary 4TreasurerJ, T. Novacheck CPresidentJ, I. Sta- nek CV. Presidentj, T. Tangney CSecretaryJ. ATHLETICS Coach Mrs. Hanna, M. Tengblad, J. Novy, D. Roberts, A. Sosinsky, I. Sherman . 36 olf Teams The Hillsboro Girls' Golf Team had two matches with Royall High School last fall and won both. The first match was won by seven strokes, 136-143. The second match was won 298-306 with Jane Novy tying for medalist honors with a 68 . lane Sherman was one stroke behind with a 69. R. Peterson, M. Mitchell, K. Kessler, B. Sweeney, D. Myhre, K. Dempsey. Kneeling: Coach Mrs. Hanna . Hillsboro had a young squad this spring with three freshmen, two sophomores, and one senior. The boys lost two matches to Wonewoc-Center and one to New Lisbon. They also participated in the Scenic Central Conference Tournament at Spring Valley and in the Regional at Adams- Friendship . Seated: D. Fanta, T. Hammer, S. Endicott, A. Connors, A. Novacheck, S. Allikas, T. Coblentz, M. Picha, I. Johnson, L. Sebranek, C. Johnson, M. Rose, T. Tangney. Standing: L. Hammer, T. Herbeck, B. Hammer, S. Cox, Coach Wanless, M. Root, J. Wopat, T. Woodruff, K. Haugh. Seneca Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Seneca Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Royall Jul SOFTBALL RECORD 24 Hillsboro 31 Wonewoc 22 La Farge 19 Westby 29 Royall 14 Hillsboro 18 Wonewoc 21 Royall 22 La Farge TOURNAMENT 16 Wonewoc 22 Hillsboro l Softball The Hillsboro Girls' Softball Team posted a 7-2 record for the 1976 season. Their only losses came from a tough Seneca team. The Tigers' tournament action ended with a defeat from Royall in Regional competition. Donna Fanta was chosen by her teammates as captain, and Terry Coblentz was selected Most Valuable Player. Varsity Baseball Top: J. Snow, H. Urban, J. Shear, G. Stanek, M. Stanek, F. Benish. Middle: K. Wong, T. Hynek, I. Hora, Coach Hebl, G. Nelson, D. Sweeney, B. Clausius, A. Urbanek. Kneeling: M. Johnson, Assistant Coach Dis- tin, H. Barz, S. Unbehaum, B. Kelbel. The 1976 baseball season included several highlights as well as some promising new talent for the future . The varsity had an overall record of 8-6, with a 5-4 record in the conference. Come on Smiley! Slam it Twitch! I V Baseball I . Potter, A. Urbanek, S. Stanek, S. Fawcett, M. Stanek, T. Hynek, Coach Distin, H. Urban, I. Snow, J Hora, J. Shear, F. Revels. Junior Varsity Baseball Record Wins Losses 9 The 1976 J.V. baseball team consisted of three freshmen, four sophomores, two juniors, and two seniors. Although the team's record was not out- standing, the boys' spirits remained high as they gave it all they had. Coach Distin looks on. x is K Row 1: K. Fawcett, K. Sebranek, F. Krajco, G. Stanek fcaptain electb, M. Barz. Row 2: S. Straight, B. Postel Cmost valuablej, T. Urban, G. Johnson, I. Sebranek, A. Matteson. Row 3: Coach Tolkacz, T. Boyer, C. McDonald, A. Urban. Not pictured: T. Hubbard. '76 RECORD HOLDERS 2-MILE RUN: B. Postel - 10:12.53 HIGH JUMP: C. McDonald - 5'9W' ...Ha -I Wax: -ew :. es. MEET RESULTS Hillsboro '78 Wonewoc 48 Hillsboro 56 Weston 83 N . Lisbon 18 Hillsboro 89 Wauzeka 37 Small as it was, this team worked as a fortified unit, par- ticipating in small school meets as well as mass meets of 10 or more competing groups. In a 14-school meet, the Lee Griffin Invitational, Hills- boro placed 9th due to the excellent efforts of Bill Postel, who placed 3rd in the 2-mile rung Francis Krajco, who placed 4th in the high jump, Gary Stanek, who showed 6th in the discus throwg and Tim Hubbard, who came in 6th in the 440-yard run. Hillsboro had a measure of success in other large meets, placing 7th out of 11 at the Kickapoo Relays and 7th out of 10 at the Pardeeville Invitational. amz-vnzewm-www. ,, ,- . Row 1: M. Tengblad, L. Onsager, M. Kocyan, K. Kronn, P. Scheeler, A. Hofmeister. Row 2: P. Urban, P. Gabay, K. Kronn, C. Shear, L. Reidle1most valuable3. Row 3: J. Hynek, K. Cornell, S. Jefferies, N. Kouba, T. Hofmeister. Row 4: J. Johnson, N. Nofsinger, L. Jefferies, A. Thompson. Row 5: A. Nofsinger, L. Nevis- mal, L. Fronk. Row 6: V. Knower, L. Sumeracki. Row 7: Coach Fry. MEET RESULTS APRIL 7 Hillsboro New Lisbon Weston APRIL 14 Hillsboro Wauzeka APRIL 28 Hillsboro Cashton APRIL 30 Royall Hillsboro De Soto MAY 12 Hillsboro Wonewoc Weston MAY 17 Kickapoo Hillsboro New Liston CONFERENCE MEET Hillsboro 6'7 42 29 86 25 61 44 64 42 28 7054 40 2816 56 40 38 5th Record Holders MILE RELAY: M. Kocyan, P. HIGH JUMP: L. Reidle - 4'8 119763 Scheeler, L. Nevismal, 1S. Jeffer- 440-YARD RUN: L. Reidle - 68.5 ies not pictured3 - 4:58.2119763 119763 440 RELAY: A. Hofmeister, 1K. 100-YARD DASH: K. Cornell - Nevismal, N. Kouba, M. Boston 11.9119763 not pictured3 - 54.2119 153 MILE RUN: L. Jefferies - 6:03.85 880 RELAY: C. Shear, 1S. Jefferies, 119753 L. Onsager, J. Lynch not picrured3 SHOT PUT: J. Hynek - 30'10 - 2:O2119753 119763 I-IURDLES: L. Onsager - 17 .4 119763 I. V ...Aa - Row 1: M. Stockwell, S. Fawcett, R. Stanek, P. Thompson, G. Dank, T. Bladl, J. Coblentz, G Nelson V Rott J. Nachtigal, Coach Tolkacz. Row 2: D. Richardson, K. Barnes, L. Anderson, K. Byington, I. Hora K Fitch M Hynek, V. Revels, C. Housner, K. Wong, Ass't Coach Distin. Row 3: Ass't Coach Jensen, D. Mueller I Kelbel I Johnson, F. Krajco, J. Potter, M. Johnson, T. Novacheck, J. Shear, T. Urban, M. Barz, D. Sweeney Varsity Football 976 The Hillsboro Tigers finished the 1976 Football season with an 0-9 record. However, the future looks brighter for the Tigers with a strong group of juniors coming back next year. Two of these juniors, Kevin Fitch and Kirby Wong, were selected to the second team all-conference team. Another junior, Francis Krajco, received honorable mention all-conference. Two seniors, Tom Novacheck and Chuck Housner, received honorable mention all-conference also. SEASON'S SCOREBOARD Wonewoc LaFarge Westby Cashton New Lisbon Royall North Crawford Kickapoo DeSoto Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro W n 5 ew-gb 5-1' 7 'i?m+ ye: gf f ,,.I i H A.. 91 .,-- , ,T,L ,A , -. 7 5, N , , , I , 73 KW 5 I X -- if iff? ' 3 K f Q 4 U 1 'V ,.,,. 1 ' f vi' H ' Q' ', I ' iq ,Gila Gary IUNIOR VARSITY RECORD HILLSBORO OPPONENT 9X 7 W Richland Center L X8 L Kickapoo W X 13 W New Lisbon L X 15 W Royall L X 20 W Westby L X27 W Kickapoo L X29 W New Lisbon L 10X4 L Westby w X5 W Richland Center L X13 L Royall W VARSITY RECORD ,a,4 HILLSBORO OPPONENT 9X 7 L Richland Center W X 8 W Kickapoo X 13 W New Lisbon X15 L Royall w X20 W Westby L X22 W Weston L X 27 L Kickapoo W X29 W New Lisbon L 10X 4 L Westby W X5 W Richland Center L X 6 W Weston L X 13 w Royan L f '2- Volleyball The Hillsboro Girls' Volleyball Team has had much to be proud of for the past three years, because for those three successive seasons they have taken first place in the conference. Because of these victories, they were awarded a trophy - the first to be given out by the Scenic Central Conference. A senior, Sharon Iindrick, was named to the all-confer- ence squad. Lorraine Sebranek and Terri Hammer received honorable mention. 45 Diagonally - Row 1: S. Allikas, K. Weiland, M. Root, D. Dolezal. Row 2: Coach Fry, K. Haugh, S. Jin- drick, R. Nelson, L. Onsager, L. Sebranek. Row 3: J. Hynek, T. Hammer, K. Fanta, S. Shear. Volleyball JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEY- BALL: Row 1: L. Fronk, D Levy, J. Johnson, T. Woo- druff. Row 2: P. Coblentz, A Thompson, J. Root, B Thompson, L. McCoy. Row 3 Coach Fry, K. Dank, L. Wal- lace. Row 4: P. Urban, B Hammer. Row 5: A. Connors S. Endicott, L. Reidle. Basketball Back: M. Shear, B. Kessler. Middle: D. Picha, T. Ellis, Mr. Tol- kacz, Coach, S. Brey. Front: K. Stockwell, J. Taylor. Standing: Mr. Distin, Coach, R. Sumeracki, R. Myhre, P. Braithwaite, T. Dank, T. Havlik. Kneeling: J. Saari, R. Woodruff, R. Hynek, D. Richardson, K. Kouba, G. Mislive- 7 If h cek . G 7' Cl d 6 Standing: Mr. Paradise, Coach, T. Stekel, M. Stockwell, B. Revels, E. Rich, D. Beaty. Kneeling: S. Sebranek, A. Verbsky, A. Picha, R. Mislivecek, J. Boyer. J. Moe. Season Record Bangor Royall Wonewoc New Lisbon Royall Wonewoc Westby Westby New Lisbon Bangor Season Record Elroy Wilton Kendall Wonewoc New Lisbon Elroy Wilton Kendall Wonewoc New Lisbon Season Record Elroy Wilton Kendall Wonewoc New Lisbon Elroy Wilton Kendall Wonewoc New Lisbon They 29 60 '15 28 58 89 42 44 47 23 They 45 25 29 43 35 25 30 27 32 29 They 43 28 20 23 40 26 4 19 21 24 fanior Varsity Basketball Standing: Mr. Granger, Coach, D. Myhre, A. Fanta, P. Benish, J. Potter, S. Fawcett, F. Revels. Kneeling: R. Moore, P. Thompson, M. Amberg, M. Langer, S. Stanek, R. Garner. Season Record Weston New Lisbon Brookwood Royall Riverdale Wonewoc Desoto Cashton Westby Kickapoo N. Crawford LaFarge Wonewoc Brookwood Royall Bangor New Lisbon Ithaca They 40 34 36 35 24 46 36 37 38 32 39 36 32 58 38 56 33 27 The Hillsboro High School I.V. basketball team finished the season with a 13 win 5 loss record. Paul Benish lead the team in scoring C219 pointsj, rebounding C130 reboundsj, and shooting f47.5U7oJ. Steve Fawcett was second in scoring, Al Fanta in rebounding, and Francis Revels in shooting percentage. Mark Langer provided the needed leadership as our point guard. Hopefully, all involved grew in more ways than just in their ability to play the game of basketball. All will be needed to help give Hillsboro another winning season next year. Varsity Basketball Cagers l Left: M. Stanek, T. Novacheck, F. Krajco, G. Stanek, M. Johnson, D. Myhre Cdroppedj, A. Urban, Mr. Moe Coach, M. Koycan, J. Potter, C. McDonald, D. Sweeney, K. Wong, F. Revels Cdroppedj, R. Kaus Cdroppedj. 1976-77 Seenie Central Northern Division Tri- Champions Season Record We Weston 57 New Lisbon 49 Brookwood 61 Royall 7 1 Riverdale 51 Wonewoc 56 DeSoto 71 Cashton 63 Westby 62 Kickapoo 92 North Crawford 54 LaFarge 75 Wonewoc 53 Brookwood 70 Royall 69 Bangor 56 New Lisbon 59 Ithaca 58 Conference Record 12-2 Season Record 14-4 Subregional We They Regional We Wonewoc 57 55 North 34 Crawford They 68 47 59 65 39 nc 60 nc 61 47 49 62 50 41 nc 61 64 62 58 nc 51 37 They 55 To the Team: Congratulations on a super fine season! You are winners in every respect and it has been a pleasure for me to have been your coach. I thank you for your dedication, perser- verance and hard work, and wish you all continued success in whatever your futures hold. Coach James Moe The 76-77 team has struggled up the ladder to give us another Championship. This is the first since 70-71 sea- son. Thanks for a great Senior year. You did it and we love ya! ! ! i G The Streak! Ant1c1pat1on . . . 4.4-f A Gee look at me, mom! Gimme that thing! Varsity in Up, up and away! 22 X ' ' Boom Boom ' ' McDonald shoots again. -1 'K f' , Q. sfix' f 5 x V: 9. Greg shows a little razzle-dazzle. irls, Varsity Basketball Left to right: D. Denman, L. Reidle, S. Iindrick, B. Fanta, T. Hammer, P. Gabay, M. Kocyan, M. Root, D. Dolezal, K. Haugh, I. Hynek, K. Fanta, L. Sebranek, C. Hammer, Mrs. Fry, Coach. Season Record New Lisbon Royall Richland Center Mauston Weston Wonewoc Reedsburg Wauzeka Mauston New Lisbon Royall Richland Center Wonewoc Weston They The girls' basketball team completed their con- 49 ference season with an even 4-4 mark. Their overall 32 season record was 6-8. The varsity team did an 24 excellent job of playing against some outstanding 64 teams from other conferences in the area. The com- 30 petition from other schools continues to improve 13 each year. As a result, the skills of the Tigers con- 36 tinue to improve as well. 36 55 30 41 24 22 46 Girls, I Vi Basketball Obtains A Peqfect Season Standing: Mrs. Fry, Coach, J. Havlik, M. Kocyan, M. McDonald, P. Gabay, M. Sebranek. Seated: M. Gabay, 1. Root, J. Root, D. Denman, A. Sebranek, L. Fanta, B. Thompson. , New Lisbon Royall Richland Center Mauston Wonewoc Reedsburg Wauzeka Mauston New Lisbon Royall Richland Center Wonewoc Weston They 12 '7 17 16 21 12 9 19 13 14 24 21 17 The junior varsity completed their season with a perfect 13-O record. Most of the games were of little competition for this group of players. The second half of the season presented itself with more difficult situations as other schools improved. The Tigers, however, continued to triumph. JVSBLQ, This Ea i H Jvftf is 'Less S sa ymnastics Hillsboro 1st Royall 2nd Royall lst Hillsboro 2nd Holmen 3rd Cashton lst Hillsboro 2nd Holmen 3rd Brookwood lst DeSoto 2nd Hillsboro 3rd Brookwood lst Sparta 2nd Hillsoboro 3rd Top: T. Hofmeister, K. Kronn, K. Kronn, L. White, S. Endicott, A. Con- nors, S. Peterson, S. Allikas, L. Slama, R. Hammer, C. Stanek, Mrs. Rein- hart Coach, R. Buchal, T. Woodruff, M. Novacheck, A. Novacheck. The 1976-'77 gymnastics season closed with a disappointment on team scores for the year, with great enthusiasm over individual improve- ment. Almost every individual school record was broken this year, and some records were broken twice. Both our individual and team scores were higher than last year and there is a great deal of hope they will continue to improve . Varsity Wrestlers Back row, L to r: Kurt Barnes C105 lbs.J, John Kelbel C98 lbs.J. Row 2, L to r: JV coach Lambries, Joe Kelbel C126 lbs.J, Kevin Fitch C155 lbs.J, Randy Schumacher C138 lbs.J, Jim Coblentz C167 lbs.J, Terry Urban C112 lbs.J, Tom Boyer C132 lbs.J, Stat. Mel Tengblad, V coach Jensen. Row 3: Mike Hynek CHWTJ, Rick Stanek C145 lbs. J, Kalvin Schumacher C119 lbs.J. Wrestling W rap- P The Varsity Wrestlers ended this 1976-77 season with a 2-6-1 conference record. Although this was not the best of years for the grapplers, there were many bright points during the season. Jim Coblentz and Kevin Fitch both wrestled well, and comprised 12-7-0 and 12-10-0 records respectively. Kevin will return next year, and should be a strong nucleus for the team. Other seasonal records were: Tom Boyer, 7-10-0, Terry Urban, 7-11-0, and Kurt Barnes, 8-11-1. Three wrestlers made it passed sub-regional competition, but were beaten at regionals. CCoblentz and Fitch finished third at that contest, while Rick Stanek ended fourth.J These young men received major letters for their efforts: Kurt Barnes, Joe Kelbel, Randy Schu- macher, Rick Stanek, Kevin Fitch, and Seniors, Terry Urban, Tom Boyer, Jim Coblentz. , M . v. gr Z ,.,f, fm I he ,Q W X S N N ir 5 A 4 I r hfiffiwiqe Nw 4 J iiiigQg:igg1 ff in Q W ,Ill 13955 , .1 gl ,, fb, Al W X 'm 4 W aw 1 7'- 9 ,L 3'-W J' . gy ,ff ,f 'iw Back row, L to ra K. Janecek, L. Diny, K. Schumacher, Coach Simonitsch, R. Jensen, B. Sebranek, J. Mitchell. Front row: D. Urban, P. Arnberg, A. Johnson, J. Ottum, T. Cornell, R. White, E. Bliss. Back row: K. Clark, D. Jefferies. Middle row: M. Blaha, M. Clark, G. John- son, S. Straight, T. Cornell, J. Postel. Front row: Coach Lambries, J. McCoy, D. Muller, R. Winchel. fr. High And JV Wrestlers All Sports Award Winners L. Sebranek, Captain, M. Root, Most Improved, S. Jin- drick , Most Valuable . I .,,. -. - --- ..r. . M I A ' f,i,? - 'L 'S 11 ' I 4, f , A ff, fyi ,t ,,,' -' W Q 3' , li.kMm,,3. f5'?aiff?'0w L In 1, t ' I fwfr- fig., , ,gp W s,,r7,',f. I W ' 1..5.S'.,'P?.1Qr T9 I ' .1-'51,f,1?fvfa'S4a Qfsfff ' .fffrf -Hemi'-fi f J. Coblentz, Captain and Most Valuable, K. Barnes, Most Improved. G 1 R L s G 0 T L R F A K l A. I-lofmeister, Captain, L. Reidle, Most Valuable. D. Myhre, Most Improved, K. Kessler, Captain. B O Y S T R A C K S. Allikas, Most Valuable, T. Woodruff, Most Improved, R. Buchal, Captain. B. Postel, Most Valuable. F 0 B D. Fanta, O A Captain, T. T S Coblentz, Most B E Valuable. A B 1 7 L A L L L C. Housner, Captain, T. Novacheck, Most Valuable, F. Krajco, Monster, M. Johnson, Most Improved. M. Johnson, Z Award, G. Stanek. Captain, H. B Barz , Most Stolen Bases and Most Valuable . O G Y I S R L B S A S B K A E S T K B E A T L B L A L A. Urban, Most Improved, C. McDonald, Captain, D. Sweeney, Most Assits, and Howard Seaman Free Throw Award, G. Stanek, Most Valuable and Most Points, M. Kocyan, Leading Rebounder. 58 L L. Reidle, Most Valuable, L. Sebranek, Captain, M. Kocyan, Most Improved, B. Fanta, Howard Seaman Free Throw Award Win- ner. L ai, 59 K J KI A ' 'lyl ,V A CADEMI CS O V.,,AA National Honor Society was-SQA S e n, i o r 5 Seated: M. Stanek, C. Housner, T. Novacheck, Mrs. Schaller, advisor. Middle: J. Novy, S. Jindrick, J. Carpenter. Back: B. Stepka, I. Wopat, L. Kubarski, J. Stanek, L. Cary. fn 4. N . .... ..... . . , Q 55' lf jf .AZI Aff hb V H .roo is ' C fi t'5 V 'TQ w . S e 5- u in in tx 1 K wx Lk , ,411 . X., Front: S. Iindrick, Sec. , Mrs. Schaller, Back: L. Kubarski, V. Pres. , C. Housner, Pres. Advisor , A. Novacheck, Treas Row 1: B. Fanta, M. White. Row 2: A. Nova- g ' f. Row 1. K. Sanders, D. Schroeder, K. Sanrope. Row 2. E. Ho ri check' T' Hammer' Row 3: M' Johnson' K' chter, P. Gabay, C. Stanek. Row 3: D. Sweeney, T. Tangney. Wong . Juniors - Sophomores The National Honor Society is an organization which honors its members for their achievements of excel- lence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service , and character. All the students in the National Honor Society have obtained and upheld an average grade of ninety or above and most are active in a number of outside activities as well. All students who have achieved a ninety numerical average become nominees for N.l-l.S. The faculty members evaluate the nominees by their grades and other activities. They make the final decision as to who will be granted membership in this organization. NATIONAL iY 'SQCfETY N 1 X Standing: T. Nova check, D. Sweeney, M. Amberg, S. Brey, Mrs Schroeder, adviser Seated: J. Stanek, K Sanrope, L. Fanta, L Nevismal, D. Schroe der, A. Novacheck, L. Sebranek . -,. ,,,...J'l S 5 Platteville Math Team First in Small School Division r nf D fx 1 S., Parliamentary Procedure W ins District Contest Row 2: M. Stanek, B. Mitchell, T. Novacheck. Row 1: D. Schroeder, S. Cox, R. Buchal. Badger B0 5, and irlsp State A Q A if M, , e ' 0 Q ... ,K , ty V f 1 P 4 7 A. Matteson, T. Novacheck, C. Housner Calternateb. Linda Cary attended Badger Girls' State in Mad- ison, Wisconsin, from June 12 to June 19. Badger Girls' State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxil- iary, provides junior girls with a chance to study dif- ferent areas of their gov- ernment. The girls started each day at 6:30 and closed at approximately 11:30. They held mock City, County, and State elections and meetings. The imagi- nary City of Tamarack elected Linda Cary as City Clerk. The highlight of the week came on June 19 when the girls held mock legislative sessions in the Capitol building. F .fl '- s Al Matteson and Tom Novacheck attended Badger Boys' State in Ripon, Wisconsin, from June 12 to June 19. Badger Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion. This provides high school juniors and seniors with the opportunity to learn not only about their government, but also about other people. Every day the Boys' Staters were out of bed by 6:30 a.m. and were in bed by 11 p.m. The students participated in one of four daily classes, political party events, government activities, various athletic contests, and in several social pastimes during the day. A general assembly held each evening included several speakers, Governor Lucy being one of them. D. Dolezal falternatej, L. Cary Forensics Left to right, Row 1: L. Cary, S. Foster, D. Dolezal, A. Petnuinas, J. Hynek, S. Cox. Row 2: M White, K. Kronn, A. Novacheck, K. Weiland, J. Potter, M. Boldon, R. Nelson. Row 3: K. Fanta L. Onsager, B. Fanta, J. Stanek, R. Thompson, D. Levy. Row 4: P. Winchel, A. Sosinsky, J Novy, L. Kubarski, B. Stepka, J. Wopat, A. Nofsinger. Row 5: J. Potter, C. Housner, T. Nova check, M. Johnson, J. Nachtigal, T. Hofmeister, J. Machovec. Row 6: D. Mhyre, C. Shaker, K Fitch, C. Shear. Abs.: J. White, D. Burdick, K. Fish, S. Herbeck, B. Pfaff, T. Hammer. Left to right, Row 1: E. Hofrichter, B. Brey, K. Sanders, P. Gabay, A. Thompson, N. Nofsinger P. Coblentz, M. Tengblad, S. Birdd, S. Endicott. Row 2: R. Janecek, M. Kocyan, D. Schroeder B. Hammer, T. Tangney, L. Reidle, S. Peterson, T. Woodruff, L. Sumeracki, A. Connors. Row 3 T. Cornell, J. Liska, D. Denman, S. Pfaff, K. Langer, J. Root, M. Gabay, L. Anderson, D Sweeney, M. Amberg. Row 4: M. McDonald, M. Novacheck, L. Slama, T. Mitchell, S. Robin- son, A. Sebranek, L. Fanta, M. Drown, B. Kessler, J. Endicott, C. Stanek. Row 5: M. Staunch, B Thompson, D. Eastman, L. Jensen, M. Sebranek, J. Havlik,.L. White, J. Taylor, S. Brey, M Shear. Abs.: M. Shaker, L. McCoy, M. Fish. . s I y . S' r I Q ,1k1,- Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Schaller, Mrs. Hall. Absent: Mrs. Novy. A ww PLAYS - Seatedf C. Housner, M. Boldon, T. Hofmeister. Standing: L. Reidle, M. Terrgblad. YY I' swf! ' STORYTELLING: K. Langer, M. White, L. Cary fA1ter- nateh. a -.M ' 'S 4' I I5 Q -f 1. SIGNIFICANT SPEECH: E. Hofrichter, A . Sosinsky . .ss ...... s gf- . , ,- I r , ,QWE- if., - ' is 'W - sr I up rs. f ,. if , I ,i ii ,,..., A Q .X r ..,... . A 2 I . f- f '- 2 . QQ ff: A IIAA A , , A ' an Q A I 1 EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH: D . Sweeney. PUBLIC ADDRESS: T. Novacheck, B. s 3 A i F 1 Brey . 0 1 9 O 7 7' 8 nf S ,ff f , , . I . M. ' my L 1 if A A .-Wl'l?1,1l's M C 'Q HM M . S POETRY: K. Weiland, A. Petniunas, Alt: Dorothy Dole- '1 zal . ORATORY: T. Tangney, M. Johnson, z h 1 3 i DECLAMATION: Alt: J. Hynek, I. Potter, M. b. Kocyan. 4 MINUTE SPEECH: L. Jensen, Alt: S. Robinson, M. Drown. DEMONSTRATION: Alt: I. Wepat, D. Schroe- der, I. Stanek. PROSE: Alt.: B Stepka, S. Fos ter, A. Nof singer. A ., 4 xg, UNDER CLASSMEN Mrs. Bufton Miss Dvorachek Mrs. Verbsky K. Coblentz A. Daines L. Fanta K. Fiske K. Fiske L. Higgs J. Hunter K. Ianecek R. Janecek D. Markee B. McCoy S. Obert A. Pharo E. Robinson B. Shore J. Stanley F. Tengblad C. Withrow C. Winhrow A. Winchel C. Winchel M. Buelow R. Buelow B. Dooley S. Griffa H. Miller L. Nevsimal T. Novy L. Sanders I. Winchel Mrs. Mitchell L. Baldwin R. Benish S. Bladl B. Blaha J. Buchal R. Clary Valley . leafs.. if Kindergarten af HN .J lxv-we L: fv J. Williams Kindergarten 'OOM wud liz' Crow Dempsey Denman . Dewitt Fiske Gauf Gernerzke . Glick Glynn Good Hall Hawes Heisel Holloway . Johnson Johnson Kelbel Kelbel Kuester Levy Lowrey Lowrey McCluskey Merrick Morris Mueller Novy Novy Olson Pedretti Reneau Richardson Salisbury Se branek See kam p Sprague Stanek Starkey Steckel Tangney Urban Waldron Mrs . Nofsinger D. Beaty T. Bell D. Benish J. Benish C. Bliss A. Boehme J. Briskey D. Buelow R. Daines T. Ehler W. Farley K. Fawcett W. Fick B. Fitch L. Fronk M. Gauf T. Good C. Hammer J. Haugh K. Hora S. Hora M. Hotek R. Huffman M. Jacobson A. Jensen R. Kouba D. Kkajco P. Laskowski A. Lowrey I . Mattison D. Miller K. Mislivecek S. Mitchell A. Nemec A. Novy J. Novy C. Pitkin J. Pityer P. Revels R. Revels E. Rohn A. Root L. Sebranek T. Skala D. Stahlkopf L. Stanuch L. Sterba D. Straight I. Teal I . Thew T. Traeder K. Tydrich D. Verbsky V. Vodak First Grade sf K? . rx .. . Q...,,. GJ, Q. if Bl! had 1 fi xx ' + . 9 Q . . 'N Q ww if vt? Second Grade D . Wallace E . Wood w v- , .L-- i A HN L. x Miss Dvorak Mrs. Rich K. Bell B. Burch D. Burmaster R. Callaway E. Chalupecky S. Dalberg R. Eastman A. Evans M. Fanta D. Fronk J. Fuchs D. Getter S. Granger F. Hall T. Hansbery I. Haugh K. Hoefs H. Holak M. Hubbard M. Huebner R. Jackson 1. Jensen F. Johnson T. Kaus M. Laskowski T. Martin P. Mattison T. McC1uskey A. Mislivecek T. Mislivecek S. Moe I. Muller P. Olson C. Pacl B. Pitkin N. Pretsch A. Slama I. Stanek M. Stanek R. Stekel S. Sterba B. Strait D. Sullivan K. Tangney R. Unbehaun D. Urban A. Valencia Mrs. Cary Mrs. Shields M. Barbour S. Blaha T. Boldon I. Burch K. Burmaster I. Clark C. Cornell M. Cunninghan. C. Gauf T. Granger I. Haas Y. Hall K. Hoefs I. Holverson M. Hora J. Hotek I. Howe I. Iindrick T. Kopenhafer K. Kouba B. Langer K. Lawrence W. Meseberg B. Mislivecek S. Pedretti K. Pretsch R. Roberts A. Rynes I. Scott K. Sranek T. Szerba L. Stockwell R. Thew D. Thompson T. Traeder M. Verbsky V. Vodak M. Wallace 6 wr.-2 Mrs. Holak Mrs. Marshall D. Brandt K. Brandt K. Burmester M. Cornell K. Crow D. DeCham F. Dewiu A. Eastman D. Fuchs T. Gabay M. Huebner D. Husom M. Ira R. Lowrey D. Miller C. Novy C. Novy T. Novy C . Orsburne W. Orsburne P. Pedreui A. Petniunas V. Prersch R. Revels R. Rohn T. Skala K. Stanek M. Sranek I. Sullivan A. Tangney D. Thew A. Turnipseed C. Valencia Mrs . Evans Mrs. Fronk D. Beary I. Benish M. Bliss V. Burch C. Calloway D. Dalberg L. Fronk I. Gordon L. Havlik K. Hoefs C. Howe I. Jeffries T. Johnson H. Leverenz I. Misleveck K. Munson L. Nofsinger C. Pacl J. Parrish S. Peterson E. Revels R. Revels R. Revels T. Richardson J. Sake I . Sranek S. Sranek B. Staunch S. Stekel J. Sroweil R. Sweeney J. Teal D. Thew T. Verbsky D. Webb Mrs . Callaway Mrs . Verbsky E. Amberg D. Beary B. Blaha M. Brandt M. Burmaster D. Burmaster K. Byinglon Clark Cunningham . Cornell . Fanta Fry Gauf Hora . Huebner . Hynek . Ira I ef f e ries Johnson Johnson Kaus Kocyan Kubarski Langer . Levy Lind Liska Machovec Meseberg Mitchell Munson Nelson Novacheck Pfaff Pfaff Pliner Pratt Reve ls Root Schiefelbein Schnurr Scott Shaker Skala Stanek Stanek Stekel Stekel Straight Alderman . Baldwin Beaty . Bliss Boldon Boyer Boyer Burmaster Byinglon Cassada Chalupecky Clark Clary Cornell Denman DeWitt . Durkee . Haas Howe Hynek Iackson Ianousek Janousek Johnson Kouba Levy Martalock Mislivecek Mitchell Moe Moore Morris Munson Nevismal Ottum Picha Revels bn li l L Qnfng 'l ,. . sg f g 1 1 PC' 97 Picfum No? Availabfe r I - Q gig 1, J. Stanek T . Sranek . Srekel B Subera M Taylor B . Thompson .. ,:.,.f Bile- ia B. Srekel M. Stockwell F. Stowell E. Rich L. Robinson E. Rohn S. Root P. Salisbury L. Satona J. Schulz C . Schumacher S . Sebranek N. Slama C. Tydrich A. Verbsky D. Urban R. White Mrs. Hough Mrs . Neitzel Amberg Benish Brathwaite Buchal Burmaster Cassada Cassada Chalupecky Chrisdanson Clark Coblentz Dalberg Dank Darcy Dewiu Diny Ellefson Fitch Fronk Hammer Hammer Havlik Hoffman . Hofmeister Hynek Ianecek Jefferies Jensen Jindrick Kaus Kessler Kouba Kouba Landon Levy Lowrey Machovec J. -Am, Q , 5 'if . Q Class 0 6 , F. 'H ag f-,512 f 1 1 K, . rafegiss lv 'A la I , V z 1 , A '.- hs 1 -s Jinx: A W rr AQQEH ' ' 351 ' Y .ma T., a .- Q 5- 3 RIT' FP81 79 L. Matteson G . Mislivecek K. Mueller R. Myhre K. Nelson K- x LE .3 f 'Q 'U' . 5 N ', R. Nevismal M. Nofsinger K. Ottum M. Petniunas V3 Y X W M. Preslik 'si . K ,J X' My w A D. Richardson Q .f R. Rickheim J. Saari fs. 'aff k'kk ' I 3 s ' K 3 5 L. Scott B. Sebranek V P. Shaw ' i nhl..- ,lk N fl 'A . M. Skala X K -Q C. Slama K9 J. Stanek 1 f D 1 1, .S f . 7 f I ,. Q' ' 1' R .e. , f L f 1 . LI' R. R. K. A. T. C. G. C. S. L. B. Mr Mr Mr Stanek Sumeracki Tangney Thew Thew Thompson Towne Urban Verbsky Williams Woodruff . Callaway . Cranger . Moe R. Berndt R. Boyer S. Brey K. Clark T. Cornell V. Cunningham K. Dalberg D. Denman R. Downing M. Drown D. Durkee D. Eastman T. Ellis I. Endicott L. Fanta M. Fish S. Foster M. Gabay S. Gordon P. Greer J. Havlik S. Hynek D. Jefferies L. Jensen I. Kelbel R. Kelbel B. Kessler K. Kouba K. Langer M. Levy J. Liska La. McCoy Li. McCoy M. McDonald I. Mitchell T. Mitchell D. Muller Freshmen . Cu .NIS gf ss? Class 0 f M807 ., q nv, D-. wa 45' le W '52-4' 'S 1 If , 9 'Sus rf 1 . Sr A arf- ' w I.. Q 1 v im, E x . .dj '9'Ef ' 5 M . Novacheck S . Robinson R. Parker S. Peterson S. Pfaff D. Picha C. Revels Iudirh Root Julia Root R. Satona R. Schnurr A. Sebranek M . Sebranek M. Shaker M. Shear L. Slama E. Spears M . Stanuch K. Stockwell K. Straight I. Taylor B. Thompson L. Wallace M. Winchel R. Winchcl L. While Amberg Anderson Bames Barz Benish Birdd Brey Byington Clark Coblentz Connors Cornell Dank Dempsey Sophomores R. Garner S. Gordon R. Hammer E . Hofrichter J. Hora M. Hynek R. Janecek G. Johnson I . Kessler E. Knower V. Knower M . Kocyan in S KX M Hn XX if . ,cf .aff .321 -I gk 5? . . zb: i . . - Class of 79', 'X fx ga! 4. M IL! . 12 , W . il ' -ti. . 5? ' ., -'Q . . . xf 26 'L' 1 . K. Kronn M. Langer M. McCormick I . McCoy M. Mitchell R. Moore 1. Nakagawa N. Nofsinger L. Reidle R. Revels B. Rich K. Sanders K. Saurope D. Schroeder K. Schumacher J. Sebranek I. Shaw R. Spears A. Stanek B. Stanek C. Stanek C. Stanek R. Stanek S. Stanek D. Subera L. Sumeracki D. Sweeney T. Tangney M. Tengblad A. Thompson P. Thompson L. Towne T. walker J. White T. Woodruff S . Wyman funiors Fanta Fish Fitch Foster Frank Greer C . Hammer T . Hammer S. Herbeck T. Hofmeister M. Hynek T. Hynek S. Jefferies . Johnson M. Johnson R. Kaus Class of '78', S ficiure Noi Ayailablen n S ,em - Pnciure , 'K . No? If Available A h hk Q ,S 17 n . , et.. I Qi 5 -. ' xx5X QT Q f. :t ,- F 5' x S S W S wrt, X restrain . 4' E vm Sf t tnnt , nh. Q it I' gqx '-ri fx 1 455' Kelbel Kessler Krajco Lange Levy Lounsbury Machovec McCormick Mitchell Mueller Myhre Nachtigal Nevismal Nofsinger Novacheck Olson Onsager Ottum Pfaff Postel Potter Revels . Root Rott Schnurr Schultz Schumacher Sebranek Shaker Shear Stanek Straight Sweeney Urban . White Winchel Wong Class fficers and Advisers FRESHMEN - L. Fanta, treasurerg I. Havlik, secre- tary. Mrs. Hall, B. Kessler, vice-presidentg K. Stockwell, president, Mrs. Stahlkopf. SOPHOMORES - R. Janecek, vice-president, D. Schroeder, E. Hofrichter, president: B. Hammer, sec- retary. Mr. Distin, Mrs. Schroeder, advisers. .Hgh ' . 86 I I fvll SENIORS - Mrs. Hanna, D. Kouba, treasurer: L. Kubarskl, v1ce presidentg I. Stanek, secretary, D. Dolezal, presidentg Mr McCal1ister . JUNIORS - C. Shear, secretary, T. Hammer, presidentg T. Hofmeister vice-president, B. Fanta, treasurer. Mr. Paradise. Not pictured: Mrs Reinart. ADMINIS T RA T I UN -'95 ia.. ai, Ns. Seated: R. Garner, treasurer, E. Novacheck, presidentg V. Taylor, clerk. Standing: B. Clark, P. Stanek, vice-president: R. Sweeney, L. Tydrich. Administration MR. ROBERT BURMESTER MR. WAYNE STAHLKOPF MR. PATRICK TANGNEY Superintendent of Schools Junior-Senior High Elementary Supervisor School Principal fl Left to right top to bottom: I. Wanless E. Schaller J. Schroeder N. Hall B. Santas s I 4 D. Tolkacz G. Schroeder J. Jensen R. Simonitch J. Fry R. McCa11ister M. Distin M. Brady E. Hanna I . Stahlkopf Wx. wx.. S I R Paradise Lambries . Moellendorf White Reinart Wi.. lv' Secretaries MRS. PAT SHEAR if Q1 - A6591 . -3 'ran-' 'au 5 J I .fizzy V . H 5 I 9 5 , 'S' . ' 13 x L MRS. AVIS CARPENTER 5, MRS. CATHERINE HYNEK MRS . ELEANOR SANROPE BUS DRIVERS: D. Carpenter, B. Clark, A. Fronk, E. Sranek, J. Haugh, I. Schiller, H. Urban, B. Stenerson, W. Iindrick, R. MUSIC: D, Anderson, Cilley, R. Pacl, B. Stanek. AIDES: Mrs. Slama, Mrs. Subera, Mrs. Obert, fNot pic- ,, ....wAA W V JANITORS: E. Stanek, V. Meyers. turedj Mrs. Distin, Mrs. Janousek, Mrs. Novy, Mrs. Peter- SOI1 . 1? Hvi' I C' 9 ' 12: y.. T, S' ' 'B 51 5 . -- -'S Q , W ng. in 3 . M 5 , C . 5 , ,V 'h ' f A 126' ' coolcsf M. sebranek, B. Matteson, v. Ellis, E. Potter, B. NURSE1MfS-SaHf0Pe- Wopat, D. Fawcett. Right: Speech Thera- pist, Miss Halloran. Wx . . ..'-.. IANITORS: D. Boldon, J. McCoy, E Novy. SENIOR S Class Flower: A White Rose Class Colors: Maroon and White Class Song: SO LONG MY FRIEND By Baby So long my friends now I guess it's time to move along We've had a good time ya know we've played a lot of songs We've had our ups and downs with every single thing we've done We've been discouraged but still we've had a lot of fun. And I will always remember all the times we had Through all the tears and all the times of being glad So just be happy that's all that matters anyway. And keep on trying , You'll get just what you want some day Cuz wherever you go and with every single thing you dooo Throughout your lifetime we'11 always be a part of you. So Long . . . So Long my Friend Don't ya know we love ya Don't ya know we need a friend Well I know that you're happy to go so, So Long my Friend Goodbye So Long my Friend Goodbye So Long my Friend Goodbye Class Motto: OUTLOOK I feel sorry for the nearsighted people Who can't look past today's sadness Into tomorrow's laughter, But I love the farsighted people Who can't see today's reality Because they're always dreaming of tomorrow's Beauty. Mike Ianowiak Shelly Sue Allikas 'Q' Thomas Lavern Bladl Frank Joseph Benish Gustive Wayne Berg Thomas Lee Boyer Barbara Ann B11SS Rita M . Buchal Linda Lou Cary g a a aa 2. l Julie Kay Carpenter Kevin L. Burchell ae James Allen Coblentz Robert Joseph Clausius 'I A I 5, ,, r idk Timmy Lee Cornell Peter I. Diny Shirley Luann Cox Q , Dorothy L. Dolezal , ,L ev? g-H 1 U new-I Barbara Jean Cunningham Kathryn Diane Fanta 'S 'I Stephanie Lynae Foster Michael Harris 5 Ellen Ann Fronk 1 - 321242 V V 42 'S' -, -. , . .M -:I gifs -I Wgf . -. w-.'fwieifa f'1i' , ' X J feast' Dawn Sharlene Gorn Karen Rae I-laugh 12.51 WK S Betty Iean I-laugh lb ml ,ee, Eegiifasf Tanya Lea Herbeck Ann Marie I-Iofmeister Dawn Doreen Husom Iacquellne Annette Hynek Charles Joseph Housner Sheryl Ann Ianecek Linda Lou Jefferies Cindy Renee Johnson Marion Jesse Johnson Sharon Ann Iindrick W Ye., Jss f Mark John Kocyan 102 Alice Marie Kelbel Dianne Mary Kouba Ianene J. Lind Kathy Lynn Kronn Lucille Anne Kubarski Ronnle Evan Lowrey Alan Matteson Cedric I . McDonald www ' Thomas F . Novacheck 3.532 if Gary L. Nelson Jane Ellyn Novy Rita Nelson Antonia Petniunas Ralph Pfaff Wesley Dean Revels June Rene Potter Verlo Revels Mary Jo Rose Dorthy V . Roberts John M . Sake Nancy Ann Schnurr ,J-f . lli . ..,..,,. W ,, '1wfes.'il1ffT J' ,, ,NM- f--w51u'F'5m:vwk ' Monica Mane Sanrope Patricia Ann Scheeler Lorraine Joyce Sebranek Christopher John Shaker James M . Shear Alice Ann Sosinsky Joan M . Spears Jane Mane Sherman Patncra L. Spears Gregory Wayne Stanek I0 7 Janet M. Sranek Mark Robert Stanek Barbara Ann Stepka Carol Jean Subera Patricia Ann Stanek Roberta Jean Thompson My ' r' W, . aaa In - iffirrgf Q' 'S fig' , i f if Am Anthony Edward Urban Kelly Lynn Weiland Terrence Wayne Urban Larry David Winchel Joyce Marie Wopat if W 1 Thomas Novacheck Honor Student Contender for All Around Music and Sports Awards it it ,Q n,,, 2 V'uA A Linda Cary Honor Student Top Female Musician D.A.R. Award Joyce Wopat Honor Student A fl af ffl' ,A 'Q-I 'A x J .I Jane Novy Honor Student Senior Honor K- 5-f, ' XXX x 1' I Janet Stanek Honor Student J J '92 5 J r g r y q. Sharon I indrick Honor Student H: l of 1, I f Til , ,we ,,, W '7 ,r. 'W gi i f ' - f gsrzggra - Jacqueline Hynek Honor Student 1 Chris Shaker , ' Honor Student ' Students t t r J 'IIO If J -.t , V ,, + .:, wg - ., ffefi1gga,, A 1 43 Vt, 1 . ri M Dorothy Dolezal Honor Student 'f it I .lf C ' Q Barbara Stepka Honor Student , Attendance Award Julie Carpenter Honor Student Mark Stanek ' Honor Student Contender for A11 Around Music Award 135, Alice Sosinsky Honor Student Charles Housner Honor Student Betty Crocker Award Lorraine Honor Student i i I i Carol Subera a Honor Student ' ' All Around Female Attendance Award 1 .tt ., Athlete A ttta A cl A d ' , A l W nnn,t 2 Lnners Q A ' Greg Stanek x I I Contender for All-Around Male Athlete 1 ,...-1b W -- -1-emmsff:-:-K ' , ' , A .1 1 f .N ' P it gs I -1 Q' ., A M U , ., j b l, 1 -X A li W :fin .W , 0: ,ww -O ' 1. f off Q uf 4 J I fi. ,. Q ff Q , .,.. ,,,...v+ . .. E , ISE 1' 3 .1 :www ufw ..,c. 51 , 2 8533 f X f 2 jx 55:1 '81 E1Hil1 1'QW' i!g X :gn W 1 WFP L- : Q N, N A ww 2 - 51 Q12-ill 1 lf -5 ' .1 A A x1:,:1 , A -, 1 H W K 5' LA K ,J . 539 ' 1 if W Memories A 111 In, Memoriam . Harland Johnson Harland Johnson, better known to us as Swede, worked for the Hillsboro School District for 20 years. He is missed very much by his fellow workers, students, and faculty who depended upon him to do so many things for the school. Harland's military flag was given to the school by Mrs. Johnson and it will be displayed in the gym in memory of Swede Johnson. 1 Q- 1 - ,Qui c , ...J . ,, ... s , A i'4fg.ff ff f 25,51 ' J. ,-MLN --,.,. 'ww ., wi., 1 -1 'V' L iii? V. 'ft 1 ' - 3355 1, 5 4 f if X L ,' iii, 6' x :gif v. if ,L 154- -M up XX 5 M, : ' Y' if- J i N, Q' ff S il Y 1 W - X W 'Q' S '5 '- T' aff' 4 q 1 1, A 1 5 ' i gif ,lf 2 w i i 1 UF, V ay- L: , I, 1 Ye-Q, Jr , EQMLQYA 'Q vin , ,QR I N L 'A if f fm mf