Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

✓ . “'-A. i- '«.Y ’ V ■ .,;■£,■ . i 4k- ■ ■ Spirit r. .'.... 4 A tlvMkir Expression 46 Personality .. ....... .-• .3 Memories ..................98 V 2 Dedication Participating in sports, regardless of the individual's ability, deserves credit. Realizing exactly what your limits are takes courage. And living by those boundaries requires an even greater strength. Every athlete does not always receive the recognition due him, so the athlete, as an individual, is being honored this year. Sacrificing to better yourself, but never feeling any gain is part of being an athlete. Understanding that we all can not be super stars and realizing the skills we do have is half the battle. Using these skills to our fullest is the victory. Therefore, athletes, the 1974-1975 yearbook is dedicated to you. CHEERLEADING CAPTAINS — Jody Renz, Football; Maryanne Shaffer, Wrestling; Sue Moldenhauer, Basketball. Jeanne Banker (Above) — JV Football Captain and Julie Bauch (Right) — Co-Captain of Varsity Football and Basketball. 6 Cheerleaders Traditional Selection Of Cheerleaders Broken Tradition was broken for the first time when the girls trying out for the cheerleading squads were able to choose the sport for which they wanted to cheer. The new innovation proved to be challenging and will be used in future selections. Mrs. Bretl and Mrs. Quale shared the responsibility of advising the squads. The respective squads as follows: FOOTBALL Julie Bauch Sue Hetzel Sue Moldenhauer Joanne Reese Jody Renz Maryanne Shaffer Chris Wilson WRESTLING Jolene Hans Mary Kiesler Linda Riedl Maryanne Shaffer Chris Wilson BASKETBALL Julie Bauch Kim Fortin Sue Hetzel Sue Moldenhauer Joanne Reese Jody Renz Lori Wolff Mary Hammes — JV Basketball Captain CHEERLEADERS. (Left to Right) K. Fortin, S. Hetzel, J. Bauch, S. Moldenhauer, J. Renz, J. Reese, L. Wolff, M. Hammes, J. Banker, D. Hotter, A. Monogue, M. Shaffer, C. Wilson, J. Hans, L. Riedl, M. Kiesler, C. Manthie, D. Padfield. JV Jeanne Banker Kim Fortin Debby Grahlman Jolene Hans Angie Monogue Denise Padfield Tammie Wedl JV Cindy Manthie Denise Padfield Linda Strohbusch JV Jeanne Banker Debby Grahlman Mary Hammes Debbie Hotter Angie Monogue Tammie Wedl Eagles Place Seventh In State It all started on a hot, humid August morning and ended on a sad, cold November night. What happened between those two days, Jefferson football fans will never forget. One of the best football teams ever to take to the gridiron won eight straight games. This was a good enough record to earn a share of the Badger Conference Championship along with Middleton who brought the Eagles their only defeat of the season. The key to the Eagle game was the experience of the senior players and the guidance of the coaches: Mr. Knoblauch, Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith. In the middle schools rating the Eagles were at one time No. 1 in the state but finished the season in seventh place. The players were honored at the annual potluck football dinner where it was announced that the Eagles held eight positions on the first all-conference teams. On the offensive team the Eagles had four unanimous choices: Tom Stauss at a halfback, Joel Petty at end, Randy P. Zimmerman at guard and Tim Hetzel at tackle. On the defensive team the Eagles also .had four positions: Hetzel at tackle, Paul J. Olsen at defensive end, Stauss at defensive back and Zimmerman at linebacker. Zimmerman received both the Most Valuable Player Award and Best Tackier Award. Brian exhibits excellent form. Coach Knoblauch accepts the Schweiger Scrapbook. JV FOOTBALL. ROW 1: J. Prust, R. Eisele, B. Meinel, J. Fischer, T. Lynch, P. Bare, D. Didion, R. Nodolf, K. Belstner. ROW 2: J. Adsit, J. Adsit, M. Weiner, D. Olsen, B Diestelmann, E. Krebs, D. Manke. ROW 3: Coach Schultz, J. Phelps, D. Vahn, T. Schloesser, J. Radtke, M. Stevens, P. Wedl, Coach Kemper, Coach Bennett. 10 Football Randy Zimmerman accepts the conference trophy. JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 20 Whitewater 0 41 Columbus 6 51 Monroe 6 27 Monona Grove 0 26 Sun Prairie 12 32 Edgerton 6 32 Fort Atkinson 0 33 Stoughton 0 7 Middleton 27 VARSITY FOOTBALL. ROW 1: R. Floerke. J. Gruenwald. J. Adsit. T. Lynch. J. Adsit, J. Fischer, W. VanValin, M. Pelikan, G. Renz, M. Stevens, K. Belstner, C. Splittgerber. ROW 2: R. Miles. L. Amaya, P. French, G. Linse, T. Stauss, T. Garity, B. Buske, T. Stauss, D. Kutsche, Coach Jones. ROW 3: Coach Knoblauch, A. Endl, A. Bare, D. Padfield, M. Schenkat, P. Olson, T. Bare, T. Heitz, R. Zimmerman, T Brunner, T. Wedl, Coach Smith. ROW 4: D. Brown. J. Petty. B. Monogue, T. Hetzel, T. Schloesser, W. Haberman, B. Didion. Coach Knoblauch shared his exuberance with WFAW listeners after the Eagles defeated Sun Prairie at the homecoming game. Football 11 Freshmen Win Harrier Awards Although the Cross Country team did not compile an outstanding record this season, it did provide good experience for building future teams. Only three senior lettermen will not be returning next year. They are Ron Follensbee and co-captains Jeff Haas and Dave Kukla. The majority of this year's harriers were freshmen and the Most Valuable Player award went to a member of this class, Steve Shilkey. Another member of the class, Brian Schroedl, won the Most Improved Player award. With these outstanding runners in the upcoming sophomore class,Coach Pennington feels that he has the nucleus for future teams that should prove much more successful in the next few seasons. It takes real coordination to run and smile for the photographer at the same time. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. ROW 1: B. Schroedl, R. Follensbee. J. Vogel, S. Shannon, J. Alviar. ROW 2: Coach Pennington, J. Gruen-nert. J. Haas, D. Kukla, P. Nehlsen, M. Shilkey. 12 Crosscountry JV CROSS COUNTRY. D. Frohmader, L. Schiferl, Coach Pennington. M. Schweiger, R. Vogel, S. King. Jeff Haas — 1975 Co-Captain Junior Jim Gruennert will be returning next year to help strengthen the team. CrossCountry 13 First Year For Girls' Volleyball The girls of Jefferson High School were offered volleyball as a new interscholastic sport this year. Forty-three girls signed up for the team. Coach Delany had the task of cutting the team to fifteen players who were capable of spiking, setting, digging, and serving the ball. She then had to teach the girls proper technique, correct positioning, and suitable plays. The young team consisted of three seniors, four juniors, six sophomores, and two freshmen. They worked hard to achieve success, but unfortunately, the efforts of the team and Coach Delany failed to produce a winning season. In fact, they succeeded in winning only one match. This was against Edgerton with a final score of 2 out of 3 games. The team elected Carol Erie as Most Valuable Player, and Jessica Dempsey was selected as Captain. VOLLEYBALL. ROW 1: A. Kramer. A. Pineda, D. Losoya, S. Hunt. D. Petrick, B. Froelich, C. Boos. ROW 2: H. Gomez, C. Dooge, C. Kline, A. Aranda, D. Haf-felder, L. Austin, R. Borck, K. Dunham. ROW 3: Coach Delany. J. Dempsey, P. Lenz, C. Erie, K. Fortin, S. Miller. The team demonstrates strategy at the net. 14 Girls' Volleyball Judy Hans: First female MVP. TENNIS. ROW 1: J. Hans, D. Springer, A. Fellows, D. Hotter, D. Hans, S. Walters, G. Amaya, A. Marez. ROW 2: C. Hotter, D. Grahlman, K. Siegler, Coach Wilson, K. Miller, M. Grahlman, M. Piaquadio, D. Bradley. Four Players Compete At State Judy Hans was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the girls' tennis team by the players. This was the first time a Most Valuable Player was chosen for a girls' sport. Judy received this honor after she and three others competed in the State Regionals at Madison East where she won her first match. She also placed third in the first single's match at the Badger Conference Meet in Stoughton. Anne Fellows also placed at the conference meet, earning third position of the second single's match. Six other girls participated in this meet. The fifteen tennis players, thirteen of whom were rookies, practiced and developed their skills under the guidance of Coach Wilson. The only two returning players from last year's squad, Gloria Amaya and Debbie Hotter, both earned their letters along with three first year girls: Anne Fellows, Judy Hans, and Kathy Siegler. Girls'Tennis 15 Anita Pineda Wins MVP Strength, determination, agility, and poise are essential in gymnastics. Patience to learn new stunts and routines. discipline, mastering of equipment and the stamina to perform in front of people has created a new type of girl athlete. Although they have just started to scratch the surface of girls sports, they are here to stay. The turn out for gymnastics was still relatively small. Since there were so few participating in intermediate and optional levels, the gymnasts had about half the scoring power as their opponents. Coached by Vicki Van Galder, they placed fifth in the Badger Conference. Junior Anita Pineda, one of two all-arounds, was chosen most valuable performer. Debbie Hotter assists Shelley Schiferl on the uneven parallel bars. After hours of concentration. Debbie Grahlman and Sue Lembrich make their routines seem easy. GIRLS' GYMNASTICS. ROW 1: C. Hotter. D. Patterson. M. Thom. D. Hotter. S. Schiferl. ROW 2: D. Grahlman. R. Clark. S. Lembrich, A. Pineda. A. Monogue. M. Heine. ROW; 3: Coach Van Galder. L. Miles. K. Rogneby, J. Schuld, S. Schroedl, D. Pineda, K. Fortin. D. Hans. Manager J. Beyer. 16 Girls' Gymnastics i Like the aquatic seal. Jessica Dempsey uses her nose to balance the ball. The girls' basketball team barely survived the season without a manager. Forgetting the towels and basketballs might seem trivial, but for the girls that gave their utmost determination and perspiration at Kettle Moraine, it proved to be one of those hardships one learns to endure. But despite the minor difficulties, the team finished with a conference record of 3 wins and 4 losses. They managed to break even overall with a 5-5 record. Coach Delany and the girls had the pleasure of practicing with Maria Lundgren, the Swedish AFS student. Maria was one of six seniors providing leadership for the three juniors and two sophomores. Ann Fellows was chosen honorary captain and Judy Hans, also a great asset to the team, was picked Most Valuable Player. They received these honors from their teammates for helping provide the knowledge and guidance that the girls needed to further improve their team. Maria, The 1st AFS In Sports Unguarded, Sue Nass gets set for a quick shot. Coach Delany GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. ROW 1 C. Powers. D. Hans, J. Hans. G. Amaya, D. Pe-trick, A. Fellows, ROW 2: S. Nass, J Dempsey, S. Laatsch. P. Lenz, M. Lundgren. Coach Delany. Girls Basketball 17 Team Wins 1st Two Tournament Games Merely ten more points could have given the Eagle Cagers a second place finish in the Badger Conference. The defeats were often close and went into as many as three overtimes. The team finished the season with an overall record of ten wins and eleven losses under the direction of Coach Leipold. The team played the entire season with enthusiasm and excitement. This spirit was kept alive through the leadership of cocaptains Tom Heitz and Joel Petty, and the impressive backcourt duo of Tom Stauss and Tom Wedl. These juniors led the team in scoring. Tom Wedl was named to the second of the All-Conference teams, while Tom Stauss received Special Mention. Senior Tom Heitz was chosen Most Valuable Player of the team. VARSITY BASKETBALL. ROW 1: Coach Leipold; Managers C. Miller, J. Haas, R. Follensbee; Coach Babcock. ROW 2: T. Litterski, T. Stauss, J. Gruennert, T. Heitz, B. Monogue, J. Petty, P. Long, J. Renz, D. Kukla, P. Olson, M. Schenkat, T. Wedl. Coach Meekma sits calmly by as Coach Leipold calls the plays. 18 Basketball JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 56 Evansville 54 57 Oconomowoc 63 43 Middleton 55 71 Monroe 58 74 Whitewater 77 50 Fort Atkinson 51 53 Sun Prairie 85 63 Monona Grove 74 60 Stoughton 64 78 Edgerton 59 69 Middleton 67 58 Milton 55 66 Monroe 55 71 Fort Atkinson 72 53 Sue Prairie 70 69 Monona Grove o7 59 Stoughton 63 84 Edgerton 77 SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 54 East Troy 51 REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS 54 Lake Mills 43 54 Whitewater 70 Non-conference Game JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL. ROW 1: M. Schicker, J. Fischer, P. Bare, T. Bare, J. King, P. Wedl. ROW 2: Coach Meekma, B. Hoffman, P. Robisch, T. Schloesser, D. Didion, T. Stauss. Tom (alias Flying Eagle) went to great heitz' to guard his opponents. Basketball 19 Sonnenbergs Keep On Winning Everyday after school, a group of guys rushed up to the girls' gym and sweated away the hours. They were the grapplers — the guys you saw rushing to the whirlpool room or the workout room trying to lose weight and build up their muscles. However, they were always first in line at the bake sales. They would go days without food and get dehydrated, but with their vitamins and salt tablets they managed to survive and somehow make their weight. After matches they dined on steaks and fried potatoes. Through all this struggle the mat-men finished with the best meet record since 1960 with a 10-3 overall record and a 4-3 in conference. Four Eagles participated at the Sectionals: Dick Koch, Lee Schiferl, Dave and Steve Sonnenberg. Dick and Dave placed third, and Steve placed second which qualified him for State. The Sonnenbergs again walked off with the honors, with Dave receiving the Dan McGinnis award and Steve the Most Valuable Player award. 'Steve, where did you say you were going after the match ? Pardon me sir, but could you please move so I can see the blonde in the . 20 Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS. (Above) ROW 1: C. Splittgerber, B. Schroedl, M. Schopen, M. Schiferl, T. White, R. Bainbridge, D. North, L. Walker. ROW 2: B. Lia, R. Renz, P. Riedl, D. Yahn, D. Koch. E. Krebs, Manager R. Borck. ROW 3: M. Stevens, B. Ley, W. Tennyson, D. Olsen, P. Ludemann, K. Belstner, Coach Latterell. VARSITY WRESTLERS. (Lower Left) ROW 1: Manager C. Splittgerber, J. Prust, R. Haberman, R. Vogel, S. Sonnenberg, D. Sonnenberg, M. Ziegler, Manager R. Borck. ROW 2: Coach Quale, K. Schroedl, L. Schiferl, B. Buske, P. Olsen, R. Koch, D. Brown, Coach Adams. JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 33 El korn 18 43 Watertown 8 42 Fort Atkinson 15 33 Cambridge 18 41 Clinton 10 55 Beloit Turner 0 15 Sun Prairie 36 6 Stoughton 40 33 Edgerton 14 27 Middleton 20 13 Monroe 35 60 Deerfield 3 33 Monona Grove 10 2nd Waterford Invitational 2nd Jefferson Invitational 4th Conference 3rd Regional 5th Sectional What did you say about my mother? Just a little inspirational talk to the boys. GIRL'S TRACK. ROW 1: A. Marez, R. Borck, J. Hanson, S. Grossman, K. Douglas, J. Schuld, C. Dunham, B. Wagner, M. Wieder, J. Jensen, S. Hunt, L. Beck, C. Powers, P. Miller, A. Pineda, S. Lembrich. ROW 2: J. Reese, S. Hetzel, D. Hotter, M. Thom. U. Lemke, D. Bradley, E. Landowski, C. Hotter, S. Schroedl, K. Weaver, S. Krebs, D. Pineda, L. Miles, P. Gaserude, A. Armstrong, J. Krebs, D. Losoya. ROW 3: J. Miller, R. Clark, M. Schwartz, E. Handeyside, D. Mepham, J. Miller, L. Lia, M. Rapp, M. Heine, J. Rader, K. Fortin, L. Grove, D. Probst, J. Dempsey, Coach V. Kutz, A. Fellows, C. Dooge, T. Beyer, P. Streich, M. Laugherty. BOY'S TRACK. ROW 1: Coach D. Kemper. Coach J. Knoblauch. D. North, J. Vogel, J. Alviar, T. Reuth, M. Shilkey, B. Schroedl, S. King, Coach L. Danke. ROW 2: T. Lynch, W. Van Valin. A. Endl, E. Krebs, T. Anfang, S. Shilkey, B. Beyer, T. Weber, J. King. J. Schroedl, D. Lang. ROW 3: M. Coonen. D. Arndt, T. Brunner. M. Stevens, B. Hoffman, R. Eisley, J. Radtke, T. Hetzel, B. Smith, K. Wenzel. Guys and gals' 22 Track Debbie Hotter — MVP in Girls Track Coach gives last minute instructions. Greg Linse Goes To State Bad weather, including snow, seemed to plague both track teams. For example, the co-ed Jefferson Relays were rained out twice! A third try to host the relays finally proved to be successful. What became daily routine for both teams — warm-ups, coach talking to the teams, running indoors (up and down halls and stairs), and if the weather was good, going outside to the track and or field. There were several participants whose dedication to track showed their determination to be good in a certain area. Debbie Hotter and Kevin Wenzel went on to sectionals in the hundred yard dash. Their efforts paid off. Debbie placed second; Kevin placed fifth. Greg Linse showed great adaptability as he went on to sectionals in both the high and low hurdles. Greg qualified to advance to the state level of competition in the low hurdles. Debbie Hotter and Greg Linse were chosen Most Valuable Players bv their teams. Greg Linse — MVP in Boys Track practice goes co-ed. Track 23 Eagle Nine Have Successful Year Fans again saw the power of the Mighty Eagles as before in the fall. But now the season is spring and the sport: baseball. Spectators saw the key pitching of Tom Heitz and Tom Wedl, and the expert fielding of Zimmv scoop up the first five victories. Then after a mid-season slump they picked up their winning ways and advanced to the tournaments. Thev worked their way to sectionals by defeating Fort Atkinson and Whitewater in sub-regionals and Lake Mills in the regionals. Their win over Wisconsin Heights qualified them to meet Madison East and a chance at the state title. MVP this year was Tom Stauss, who was chosen for All-Conference First Team for his outfielding. Heitz and Zimmerman received honorable mention for shortstop and third baseman, respectively. Heitz was also voted captain of the team. With nine juniors and two sophomores returning next year, Coach Smith and his team will be battling closer to the place of Badger Conference Championship. Captain Tom Heitz — Honorable Mention All-Conference Junior Tom Wedl will be returning as pitcher next year IEFFERSON OPPONENTS 7 Watertown 5 14 Johnson Creek 11 10 Lake Mills 2 o Monroe 4 23 Palmvra 2 1 Monona Grove 7 3 Sun Prairie 7 15 Lake Geneva 4 0 Edgerton 4 12 Fort Atkinson 4 7 Beaver Dam 4 0 Stoughton 2 0 Middleton 7 4 Fort Atkinson 2 o Whitewater 4 3 Lake Mills 2 10 Wis. Heights 4 ( denotes tournament scores) 24 Baseball R.P. Zimmerman — Third Baseman Tom Stauss — MVP and First Team All-Conference VARSITY BASEBALL. (Above) ROW 1: Manager D. Beyreuther, Manager. D. Stauss, T. Wedl, D. Kutsche, J. W'edl. M. Stoppenbach. N. Zehms, M. Anfang. B. Diestel-mann, Manager T. Cheney. ROW 2: J. Schoenherr. J. Gruennert, M. Schenkat. T. Stauss, K. Hoffman. Coach Smith, T. Stauss, A. Bare, R. Miles, T. Heitz, R.P. Zimmerman. JV BASEBALL. (LEFT) ROW' 1 M Sayre, D. Mercer, D. DeFraties, J. Hernandez, J. Fischer, B. Meinel, E. Hotter, D. Bainbridge, Manager T. Smith. ROW 2: D. Garcia. J. Hauser, M. Multhauf, R. Cooper, K. Belstner, D. Olsen, P. Vogel. R. Vogel, T. Stone, B. Dempsey, Coach Zweifel. Baseball 25 Good Year For Spring Sports Two major spring sports for boys arc golf and tennis. Both teams had a good spring season. The golf team was extremely successful with a dual meet record of 15 wins and 1 loss. Their season wins were 41 as opposed to only 10 losses. The golfers took first place at both of the eight-team invitationals. The most valuable golfer was Captain Dan Lev. This is the second year he has received this honor and the third vear that he has been voted captain bv his teammates. Dan lettered in golf for all four years of his high school career. He had the best shooting average since 19e 5. with a 38.7. Over the past two years he had 10 wins. 1 loss, and 2 ties in Badger Conference plav. Coach Rogers proclaimed Dan the R.P. of the golf team. The tennis team finished the season with 4 wins and 3 losses in conference play. I he overall record was 10-9. Ron Follensbee, chosen as captain, was also Most Valuable Player. Ron s individual record was 2 wins-5 losses. When teamed with Jeff Haas, another senior, the record improved to 5 wins cmd 2 losses. Ron. Jeff, and Brian Monogue will be graduating from the team this vear. leaving the leadership role to junior Paul J. Olson. Mr. Dahle and Mr. Rogers coached these two successful teams. Dan Ley -Most Valuable Player Mark Nevins shotts a hole-in-one Ron Follensbee. Most Valuable Player and Captain, exhibits his form GOLF SCORES JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 196 Lake Mills 199 208 Monona Grove 22 V 199 Sun Prairie 206 209 Monroe 211 201 Edgerton 216 197 Fort Atkinson 207 208 Stoughton 209 213 Middleton 209 TENNIS SCORES 2 Oconomowoc 7 3 Watertown 4 0 Monroe 9 8 Monona Grove 1 5 Sun Prairie 4 0 Edgerton 9 7 Fort Atkinson 2 o Middleton 3 Mr. Olson and Coach Dahle observe from the safe side of the fence. GOLF. (ABOVE) ROW 1: R. Giles, J. White, J. Fischer, K. Mertens, B. Doyle, L. Nass, P. Wedl. ROW 2: B. Buske, G. Dooge, R. Nodolf, M. Shicker, M. Ziegler, M. Curry, P. Robisch. M. Nevins, D. Ley, R. Gerke, Coach Rogers. VARSITY TENNIS. (FAR LEFT) B. Pennewell, R. Follensbee, B. Didion, J. Haas, B. Monogue, D. Didion, P. Olson, P. Bare, M. Schweiger, Coach Dahle. JV TENNIS. (Left) ROW Y B Pennewell, M Schiferl, C. Amaya, S. Shannon, J. Sharlow, D. Lenz. ROW 2: J. Rockstroh, S. Lehmann, B. Neeb, R. Frohmader.T. Litterski, Coach Dahle. Golf Tennis 27 activities ANNUAL STAFF. ROW 1: Miss Marshall. ROW 2: E. Landowski, M. Shaffer. M. Hammes, A. Pineda. B. Sindermann. ROW' 3: S. Schroedl, C. W'ilson, M. Grahlman. M. Piaquadio, S. Walters, B. Ganser, S. Miller, S. Hunt. The staff discusses the upcoming yearbook seminar in June. If your yearbook has pages stuck together. 30 Annual Staff Annual Staff Honors Athletes Due to the huge success of the magazine sale early in September, the annual staff was able to add four more pages to the booh and four full-color pages. With this increase the editors and staff were kept busv designing layouts, writing copy, and trying to meet deadlines. The staff was well represented by all classes this year with three sophomores, five juniors, and five seniors, which made it truly an all-school project. Because of the outstanding football team this year, the annual staff decided on a different type of dedication. Since only the outstanding athletes always receive the publicity, the staff wished to recognize all athletes — the regulars, bench-warmers and managers — bv dedicating the 1975 J to them. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: you'll know why. Monica Piaquadio SECTION EDITORS Barb Ganser Mary Grahlman Sandy Walters ADVISOR: Miss Marshall STAFF: Mary Connelly Mary Hammes Sandy Hunt Ellen Landowski Sherry Miller Anita Pineda Jane Schloesser Sharon Schroedl Maryanne Shaffer Barb Sindermann Chris Wilson CONTRIBUTORS Tim Garitv Roni Gleisner Tim Hetzel Sue Hetzel Dave Kukla Paul J. Olson Tom Stauss COVER DESIGN: Andy Garcia PHOTOGRAPHY: Cilento Studio Annual Staff 31 PEN STAFF. ROW 1: C. Dooge. ROW 2: D. Hirschfeld, B. Bicderman, M. Burow, D. Brassfield. ROW 3: C. Wilson. ROW 4: R. Schuld, Mr. Stoltern-berg, B. Neeb, R. Nodolf, G. Dooge, C. Griffin, C. Finney, D. Petrick. Photographer Steve Lehmann will be the 1976 PEN editor. Editor Chris Dooge works well with her staff — including brother Gregg. Steve Lehmann Named '76 Editor The lack of a large student involvement did not prevent the PEN Staff members from putting together and publishing six regular editions and one Senior edition. The editorials seemed to be more than just words. The articles were well chosen; they gave students and teachers something to think about. Steve Lehmann, photographer for the PEN, was appointed editor for 1976. He has the leadership qualities to be chief editor and can undertake the responsibilities of the job. A new twist for the 1976 PEN will be Diane Petrick who will give the woman s point of view on articles. Both Steve Lehmann and Diane Petrick received scholarships to attend the newspaper workshop held in Whitewater during the last week of July. Mr. Stoltenberg acts as the advisor to the PEN. Mr. Stoltenberg was suckered into advising the PEN. PEN Staff 33 Funds Raised By Food Sales Ruby red grapefruit and juicy Texas oranges were sold this year by FFA members in order to sponsor a free pancake breakfast. The event was held during FFA Week for the faculty, cooks, custodians and school board. Other activities sponsored by the group included parlimentary, judging, and basketball teams. Mr. Khan and Mr. Larson advise the club and Jim Weissman was this year's president. Another club that tempted everyone with delicious goodies was FHA. Many noon hours were sweetened by their bake sales. The funds raised were used to provide transportation to the Folk Fair held at the Milwaukee Colli-seum. The club also had several guest speakers who gave demonstrations at their monthly meetings. Mrs. Bretl is the FHA advisor and Teri Krebs was the president. Mr. Khan assumes the duties of head cook at the pancake breakfast. FFA PARLIMENTARY TEAM. (Left to Right) Mr. Khan, R. Nodolf, R. Frohmader, M. Krummen, T. Dorn, J. Rammelt, G. Pernat. Mrs. Bretl shows Bunny how to rip out a seam. 34 FHA FFA FHA. (Above) ROW 1: S. Ganser, M. Willmann, J. McGurk, W. Maske. ROW 2: Mrs. Bretl. D. Dorn, C. Schakelman, B. Boelkow, T. Krebs, D. Thompson, C. Krueger, V. Milbrath, P. Haberman, P. Krauss, M. Walthers, S. Krebs, C. Wutke, J. Ebel, C. DeCoto, J. Rader. ROW 3: D. Gutheridge, C. Cooper, J. Bentheimer, S. Propp, P. Grossman, K. Shetter, C. Boos, L. Kind. ROW 4: S. Zingen, S. Miller, D. Haag, D. Bradley, D. Bergmann, D. McGurk, A. Wendorf. FFA. (Below) ROW 1: Mr. Larson, R. Koch, T. Dorn, R. Heussner, M. Lundgren, J. Weissman, S. Loeder, S. Hecht, J. Wurtzler, Mr. Kahn. ROW 2: S. Boos, A. Weber, M. Hoffer, S. Grossman, D. Holman, L. Herden, C. Cooper, L. Hoffman, J. Bound, J. Kolodzne, J. Prust. ROW 3. S. Froelich, J. Rammelt, D. Bauer, D. Bauer, S. Schroedl, M. Walters, R. Strasburg, C. Cooper, J. Runge, C. Whiting. ROW 4: T. Pinnow, R. Frohmader, D. Bauer, M. Maron, R. Nodolf, K. Schroedl, C. Myhre, J. Kind, S. Ganser, L. Brueckner, G. Pernat. ROW 5: S. Streich, C. Bigelow, L. Baumgard, T. Olsen, M. Krummen, T. Vogel, R. Mueller, D. Brueckner, R. Eisentraut. D. Hachtel, S. Magrity. ROW 6: G. Pernat, T. Spangler, S. Ebel, T. Smith, D. Schroeder, P. Riedl, K. Wenzel, D. Koch. ROW 7: E. Biwer, T. Hetzel, M. Klein, D. Lippart, D. Reese, D. Bauer, J. Schroedl. FHA FFA 35 Library Gets New Furniture Earning money for the purchase of new furniture for the library was the major project undertaken by the Club this year. Some of the money had been saved from previous years and the remainder was raised through soda and popcorn sales. Apprxomately twenty-four members assumed this responsibility along with their daily routine tasks of putting out new magazines and newspapers each morning, taking IR and hourly attendance, and returning books to the shelves. Heading these projects were president Roni Gleisner, vice president Anna Rindfleisch and secretary Cindy Schakelman. Miss Marshall served as the advisor. LIBRARY CLUB. ROW 1: C. Schakelman. R. Gleisner, A. Rind-fleisch. ROW 2: K. Rieck, L. Wolff, P. French, F. Garity, M. Keller, B. Smith. ROW 3. Miss Marshall, S. Hetzel, C. Manthie, J. Reese, J. Gruennert, B. Sindermann, J. Landowski, L. Kind, S. Miller, A. Wendorf. Karen and Denise find a secluded spot in the library to study. 36 Library Club FBLA. (Below) ROW 1: Mrs. Essock, C. Wilson, J. Aumann, C. Erie, P. Lingo, J. Schroeder, L. Holler, K. Miller, J. Eckert. ROW 2: S. Petty, V. Milbrath, C. Boos, A. Krummen, S. Propp, J. Wurtzler, K. Wedl, D. Hotter, J. Landowski. ROW 3: P. Grossman, R. Schuld, M. Strampe, E. Bergmann, D. Springer, D. Jilek. FT A and FBLA Combine Forces Eager popcorn fans enjoyed the tasty morsels sold jointly by FBLA and FT A. FBLA funds were used for the Regional Convention at West Bend and for the finalists who went to Green Lake in April. The twenty-six members, under the supervision of Mrs. Essock, engaged in major activities regularly. Prominent businessmen spoke at the monthly meetings which were presided over by president Joan Schroeder. Members of the FT A enjoyed the opportunity of helping West Side teachers. During their study halls, supervised members were dismissed and allowed to go to the school. Mrs. Pfau directed their activities. FTA. (Above) ROW 1: D. Jilek, M. Strampe, L. Jilek, D. Petrick. ROW 2: N. Willmann, Mrs. Pfau, D. Hirschfled, L. Strohbusch, D. Ganser. D. Ganser, S. Harris, G. Amaya. ROW 3: L. Goettl, A. Garcia. FTA FBLA 37 Drama Club Does Hanzel Gretel Deck the Cards was the winning float at the annual Thursday night Homecoming parade. The catchy slogan reproduced on a bed of napkins was the first effort of Jefferson Senior High School's newest organization, Drama Club. The main purpose for this organization is to give the students more experience in drama related areas. Not only will the students be acting but they will also be responsible for costumes, stage settings, lighting, and student directing. Although not too much has been accomplished this first year, plans are already underway for a performance in the fall. The play, Hanzel and Gretel, will be given for the elementary schools in the surrounding areas. Actors have been chosen and work on the scenes and costumes has been started. The student director is Jane Niebler, and Mr. Stoltenberg acts as the advisor. DRAMA CLUB. ROW 1: R. Schuld, S. Hunt, J. Niebler, J. Reese, S. Hetzel. ROW 2: M. Paschkowski, A. Aranda, C. Klein, R. Schiferl. ROW 3: R. Nodolf, C. Finney, B. Neeb, T. Curry, K. Martin, S. Grossman, Mr. Stoltenberg. ECK THE LHRD5 Deck the Cards won first place in the Homecoming parade. 38 Drama Club Laurie Arndt, Duane Hachtel, and Denise Sponem all advanced to state. Three Students Go To State The ultimate goal of every forensics member is, of course, to be awarded an A at the State Forensic Meet. Three JSHS students were eligible to enter the state contest of speaking wizards after receiving A s at the district contest. Denise Sponem and Duane Hachtel received B's while Laurie Arndt received the only A. Denise reached the peak of her high school speaking career after three years of hard work and dedication. Since this was Laurie s first year of competition she will be returning during her senior year. Duane is a sophomore so he will have two more years to offer. Eight others advanced from sub-district to district. They were John Wurtzler, Diane Pineda, Dawn Gutheridge, Bob Mercer, Diane Pe-trick, Robbie Nodolf, Debby Hotter, and Steve Lehman. John and Denise are the only graduating seniors and both have participated for three years. FORENSICS. ROW 1: B. Mercer, D. Yahn. ROW 2: D. Hotter, S. Schroedl, D. Bradley, L. Arndt, S. Ganser, Mrs. Franke. ROW 3: D. Sponem, R. Nodolf, G. Dooge, D. Gutheridge, D. Petrick, D. Pineda. Forensics 39 Andy Garcia adds the male touch to the Fiesta de Navidad SPANISH II. (Above) ROW 1. K. Weaver. G. Miko, H. Gomez, K. Martin, G. Dooge, K. Kalishek, A. Rindfleisch, M. Schenkat, R. Nodolf, ROW 2: S. Laatsch, K. Buchert. M. Coonen, A. Garcia, C. Splittgerber, J. Ram-melt. ROW 3: D. Pineda, J. Niebler, S. Nass, A. Fellows, L. Ruiz, Mrs. Widmann. SPANISH I. ROW 1: L Beck, S. Hunt, P. Miller, S. Hetzel, J. Thorman, ROW 2: J. Wurtzler, K. Hoffman, M. Burnett, A. Armstrong, Mrs. Widmann. ROW 3: C. VanVa-lin, T. Lynch, M. Nevins. ROW 4: T. Jeffery, T. Pelzman, R. Garza. J. Nelson, M. Ruiz. 40 Spanish Club Pinatas are fun to make but even more to break. Club Visits Milwaukee En los clubes de espanol tratamos de haces muchas cosas y tratamos de hacer cosas interesante y devertidas! (Translation: In our Spanish Clubs we try to do many things, and we try to do things that are interesting and enjoyable.) At Christmas time the first year students messily, but happily spent most of their class hours in the language lab creating seven well-constructed pinatas. The second year students decided to create a complete Spanish meal titled Fiesta de Navidad . The faculty was invited to share in the feast. Both groups traveled to Milwaukee to tour the Mitchell Park Conservatory, the Art Center and the Latin American areas of the Museum. Mrs. Widmann serves as the club's advisor. Spanish Club 41 GIRLS' J CLUB. (Above) ROW 1: J. Dempsey, A. Monogue, C. Dooge. ROW 2: K. Fortin, D. Grahiman, J. Hans, J. Hans, D. Hans, A. Pineda, D. Petrick. ROW 3: K. Dunham, J. Jensen, K. Douglas, G. Amaya, D. Bradley, D. Hotter, M. Grahiman, J. Hans. ROW 4: Miss Wilson, D. Pineda, A. Armstrong, P. Gaserude, J. Rader, A. Fellows, C. Erie, S. Walters, C. Powers. BOYS' J CLUB. (Far Right —Listed in alphabetical order.) A. Bare, P. Bare, D. Brown, T. Brunner, B. Didion, B. Diestel-mann, A. Endl, R. Floerke, R. Fol-lensbee, P. French, T. Garity, J. Gruennert, J. Haas, R. Haberman, T. Heitz, T. Hetzel, B. Hoffman, E. Krebs, D. Kutsche, G. Linse, P. Long, R. Miles, B. Monogue, P. Nehlsen, P. J. Olson, M. Schen-kat, T. Stauss, T. Stauss, K. Wenzel, M. Ziegler, R. P. Zimmerman. Now, was that two packs of gum and a Hershey bar, or, uh, two Hershey bars 42 Girls' J Club Sharon Schroedl serves slurpy slushes. Girl Athletes Gain Recognition With the growth of girls' sports, JSHS girl athletes now have their own letter-women's club. The club consists of any girl who has earned a major letter. The advisor is Miss Wilson and the officers for this year were Jessica Dempsey, president; Angie Monogue, vice president; and Chris Dooge, secretary-treasurer. The boys' J Club members were busy again this year selling candy and pop at home sports events. They intend to use their profits to purchase a new trophy case for the gym lobby. Officers for the club were Tim Garity, president; Randy P. Zimmerman, vice president; and Tom Heitz, secretary-treasurer. The coaches take turns serving as the advisor of the organization. This year Mr. Leipold was the advisor. Boys' J Club 43 KEY CLUB (Above) ROW 1. I. Miller, L. Kuske, B. Hoffman, D. Mueller, J. Idhe, L. Johnson, K. Nelson, T. Hetzel. ROW 2: P. Long, T. Brunner, M. Schenkat, M. Stoppenbach, J. Gruennert, J. Rueth, J. Haas, Rev. Fossum. ROW 3: J. Renz, T. Heitz, R. Miles, R.P. Zimmerman, D. Kutsche, B. Meinel, P. Bare, B. Diestelmann, D. Olsen. MEDICAL CLUB (Above Right) ROW 1: T. Wedl, J. Reese, Mr. Zweifel. ROW 2: S. Hetzel, M. Heine, S. Schroedl. ROW 3: D. Petrick, S. Walters, M. Grahlman, J. Ebel. ROW 4: M. Paschkowski, A. Rindfleisch. CAMERA CLUB (Lower Right): R. Nodolf, Mr. Hoffman, M. Walthers, D. Gutheridge. S. Lehmann. Photographer Steve Lehmann waits for an action shot during a football game. 44 Key Club Clubs Service Entire Community Key Club is associated closely with the local Kiwanis Club. Linder the leadership of the new advisor, Reverend Steve Fos-sum, the club serviced both the school and community. Leif Johnson served as its president; Tom Heitz, vice-president; and Tim Hetzel, secretary-treasurer. The sale of hot dogs during noon hours proved to be a profitable moneyraising project for Medical Club. The club members, who are all interested in a medical career, did volunteer work at the Countryside Home and Hospital. Officers for this year were: president, Sandy Walters; vice-president, Joanne Reese; and secretary-treasurer, Mary Grahl-man. Although one of the smallest organizations, Camera Club is one of the most needed. The club elects no officers but Mr. Hoffman served as advisor. Medical Club Camera Club 45 expression A Victorious Homecoming With an undefeated team to cheer for, school spirit ran high for Homecoming '74. Eagle fans were not disappointed as their team swept past the Sun Praire Cardinals to a victory. Seniors continued their winning ways as the senior girls outran, outpassed, and outs-cored the underclassmen in the second annual Powder Puff football game. Senior spirit was also evident by their float Sun Praire Won't Bug Us with which they were awarded third place. FFA won second and Drama Club's We'll Deck the Cards captured first. Excitement started early and rose with each event. JSHS students enjoyed the traditional homecoming festivities such as the parade, bonfire, and victory dance sponsored by Student Council. Total Response provided the music for the evening. Queen Patti and King Phil HOMECOMING COURT. (Top to Bottom) Phil Robisch, Diane Hagen, Bill Meinel, Connie Powers, Leif Johnson, Karen Hammes, Phil Weber, Patti Jung. 48 Homecoming Practice is the best master. Jefferson Attends Festival Of Bands The Jefferson Senior High School Band was cordially invited to attend the Festival of Bands in St. Louis, Missouri. The invitation was accepted and on May 8, 140 band members and their 15 chaparones left for Six Flags Over Mid-America. When the time came to perform, the band played splendidly under Mr. Hartwig's magic touch. Funds for the trip were raised through pizza and fruit sales. Every band member became a salesman and was rewarded with enthusiastic community support. The band performed wearing their new concert ruffles and bow ties, first displayed to the public at the Christmas concert in December. Mr. Hartwig looks on the promotion of the fruit sale. MARCHING BAND. FLAGS (Front to Back): K. Wedl, J. Gruennert, P. Miller, D. Grahlman, C. Dooge, S. Schroedl, P. Jung, J. Dempsey. ROW 1: M. Meinel, T. Shannon, C. Pelikan, J. Hans, D. Hagen, J. Aumann, M. Grahlman. ROW 2: D. Thompson. P. Lueck, A. Rindfleisch, M. Olsen, A. Adler, B. Ganser, S. Ganser ROW 3: D. Haffelder, S. Walters. C. Wilson, S. Molden-hauer. S. Froelich. L. Jilek. ROW 4: D. Hotter, S. Schiferl, T. W'edl, P.J. Olson, T. Wedl, P. Nehlsen, T. Bare. ROW 5: L. Brueckner, D. Pineda, L. Strohbusch, E. Landowski, B. Gaugert, T. Litterski. ROW 6: T. Olsen, B. Hoffman, P. Robisch, P. Long, B. Lia. G. Weilbacher, D. Frohmader. ROW 7: T. Pinnow, S. Albrecht. G. Renz, R. Vogel, J. Gard, G. Olson. ROW 8: P. Hans, D. Schmitz, J. Lisiecki, J. Strohbusch, J. Phelps. P. Griffin. ROW 9: Mr. Hartwig. 50 Band The Band kept time to routines and songs of a trip to St. Louis. MARCHING BAND. ROW 1: R. Cleisner, L. Hauser. C. Man-thie, P. Hans, M. Hammes, A. Weber, C. Powers. ROW 2: L. Holston, K. Siedenburg, P. Gaserude, J. Rader, C. Vogel, B. Biederman, D. Hirschfeld. ROW 3: M. Walthers, T. Szwec, J. Olsen, T. Dudley, G. Hutson, L. Wittwer. ROW 4: K. Dunham. D. Brassfield. J. Jensen, K. Hafenstein, L. Amaya, J. King, L. Gard. ROW 5: B. Meinel, D. Beilke, J. Haas, A. Pineda, R. Frohmader, C. Finney. ROW 6: L. Goettl, S. Vogel, B. Neeb, J. Radtke, R. Eisele, D. Beilke, J. Hauser. ROW 7: M. Keller, B. Smith, S. Magritz, J. Lynch. C. Schakelman, J. Adsit. ROW 8: D. Schable, R. Griffin. T. Szwec. M. Coonen. T. Gard, B. Meinel. ROW 9: Mr. Brice, S. Petty. FLAGS (Front to Back): K. Hammes, K. Douglas, C. Ahlstedt, J. Jung, V. Tomczak, K. Fortin, C. Erie. Band 51 Music Adds To School Spirit The halftime performances of the Pep Band heightened school spirit with their fast-paced tempos and hand-claping beats. Eagle fans especially liked the swinging strains of The Horse and the traditional Victors. Due to the popularity of Rock Around the Clock during football, Mr. Hartwig added it to the group's Nimble fingers play with precision under the direction of Mr. Hartwig. list of selections. Members of Swing Choir and Stage Band kept busy perfecting their numbers and preparing for the District Solo-Ensemble Contest held in Whitewater. The efforts of Mr. Brice, Mr. Jewett, and the students were rewarded as both musical groups proved their talents and received high ratings. PEP BAND. ROW 1: T. Shannon, ). Gruennert, A. Adler, L. Hauser, S. Ganser, S. Walters, R. Gleisner, C. Erie, C. Dooge, J. Dempsey. ROW 2: M. Grahlman, R. Frohmader, P. Lueck, G. Weil-bacher, S. Magritz, B. Neeb, S. Albrecht, G. Renz, S. Petty, D. Beilke, P. Nehlsen, D. Pineda, B. Ganser, A. Pineda, K. Dunham. ROW 3: J. Stroh-busch, C. Schakelman, J. Radtke, D. Beilke, A. Rindfleisch, B. Meinel, B. Smith, S. Schiferl, M. Coonen, Mr. Hartwig. ROW 4: D. Schmitz, T. Pin-now, P. Hans, B. Meinel. 52 Musical Groups STAGE BAND. (Above) ROW 1: R. Gleisner, S. Moldenhauer, C. Wilson. ROW 2: B. Meinel, Mr. Brice, A. Rindfleisch, J. Strohl-busch, B. Hoffman. ROW 3: B. Smith, D. Frohmader, D. Beilke, P. Nehlsen, P. Robisch. ROW 4: J. Radtke, B. Neeb, S. Petty, D. Schable, K. Dunham, J. Jensen, M. Grahlman. SWING CHOIR. (Below) ROW 1: A. Adler, J. Hans, J. Niebler, K. Siegler, R. Gleisner. ROW 2: R. Stauffer, S. Gross, J. Lan-dowski, J. Bauch, K. Fortin. J. Aumann, Mr. Jewett. ROW 3: T. Wedl, T. Hetzel, R. P. Zimmerman, A. Endl, T. Stauss, P. French, S. Lehmann. Choir Attends Choral Festival 54 Choir The highlight for the mixed choir this year was being invited to the U. W. Whitewater Choral Festival along with six other choirs. The choir worked hard to perfect songs for the festival, especially the emotion needed for Saul. Besides preparing for the Choral Festival and the Christmas concert, the choirs had to practice for the April contests. The mixed choir sang Jesus and the Traders, Sing to the Lord, and They Who Grieving Soweth. The girls chorus sang An Evening Scene, Miserere Mei, and In the Highlands. Individual members participated in the Solo-Ensemble Contest in March. Many received first place ratings which qualified them for the state contest held in Whitewater. Mr. Jewett was busy directing both choirs and assisting individuals with their contest numbers. Jane Landowski accompanied the mixed choir for all their performances. There's only two ways to sum up music: Either it's good or it's bad. If it's good you don't mess about it; you just enjoy it. GIRLS' CHORUS. (Above) ROW 1: L. Hauser, L. Wolff, C. Powers, J. Salb, J. Stemaszewski, L. Kind, K. Hammes, B. Sonnenberg, J. Banker, R. Schuld, R. Schiferl. ROW 2: D. Kraus, C. Reich, A. Armstrong, S. Loeder, L. Heitzler, L. Riedl, M. Heller, B. Wegner, L. Heitzler, K. Steinke, G. Amaya, P. Haberman, K. Rupprecht. ROW 3: D. Sommers, K. Ellis, K. Siedenberg, C. Brunk, D. Brassfield, D. Bradley, E. Landowski, J. Miller, K. Weaver, C. Ahlstedt, D. Padfield, W. Brawders, D. Arndt, J. Eckert. ROW 4: S. Krebs, J. Bentheimer, L. Au-mann, J. Eckert, M. Heine, D. Jilek, P. Lenz, T. Curry, J. Rader, R. Russell, B. Boelkow, B. Stewart, C. Johnson. CONCERT CHOIR. (Below) ROW 1: R. Clark, D. Ganser, S. Hetzel, D. Ganser, J. Reese, K. Dunham, D. Petrick, J. Hans, P. Hans, J. Landowski, D. Hagen, T. Shannon, K. Mills, A. Adler, S. Skrobak, C. Schakelman, R. Gleisner. ROW 2: C. Zwieg, R. Vogel, J. Bauch, T. Wedl, J. Aumann, E. Hernandez, C. Lukas, K. Siegler, T. Dorn, S. Gross, J. Jensen, R. Stauffer, T. Pettit, C. Miller, M. Wollet, J. Wedl, D. Ganser. ROW 3: C. Wilson, C. Manthie, P. Lueck, S. Miller, J. Niebler. D. Kutsche, D. Yahn, M. Stevens, K. Levake, P. French, S. Lehmann, D. Yahn, K. Fortin, J. Piek. ROW 4: B. Heine, D. Manke, M. Stillman, S. Al-brect, J. Niebler, D. Haas, M. Danforth, R. Zimmerman, T. Hetzel, P. Long, T. Brunner, S. Petty, D. Sachse, P. Nehlsen, T. Wedl, T. Stauss, L. Kuske, T. Stauss, L. Schiferl. We are the music-makers — and we are the dreamers of dreams. Choir 55 Orchestra direction by Mark Brice Choreography by Gail Schraufnaglr Set d«i(n and construction by Gerald Jeffery. Vince Ua. Ruth Mode Costume design by Marcia Brettl lighting by Roger Florrkc Backdrop design by Rick Schweitzer Piano accompaniment by Marjorie Corbett Student coordinators: Jane Aumann, Tom Litteraki. Janet Pick Student dance director: Monica Pisquadlo Vocal instruction by Deane Jewett THE COMPANY in order of appearance Sam Tanner . Andy Endl Jasper Tom KM Salem Trumbull .... Dan Mueller Ben Rumson .Lane Kuske Jennifer Rumson ... , Jane N’iebler Steve Bullnack . Steve Lehmann Pete Billings Jim Nieblcr Peaches Julie Kind Jake Whippany Bruce Heine Mike Mooney Lee Schiferl Sandy Twist Pat French Reuben Sloane Bart Lia Edgar Crocker .Tom Litteraki Julio Valveras Jeff Haas Ray Janney Bob Buske Dutchie Tim Hetzel Rocky Tom Wedl Ed Dan Laatsch Duke Bob Frankievricx Jack Joel Petty Joe. Mike Pelikan Walt Wade Van Valin Johansen Brad Didion Wild Bill Bill dander Elizabeth Woodling Chris Wilson Jacob Woodling .. Randy P. Zimmerman Sarah Woodling . Annette Adler The Fandangos: Katinka . Mary Heine Lucy . Sue Hetzel Jane Sandy Walters Anita . Julie Bauch Elsie Chris Dooge Carmellita Teresa Curry Suzanne ... Kathy Siegler Yvonne Donna Bradley Florence Sandy Zingen Roee Darlene Dorn SCENE SYNOPSIS The play b in California, and the action takes place over a period of two years. 1SS3-1S55. ACT I SCENE 1. Northern California hills. May. 1853. 2. Different spot in California. Action spans two months. 3. Town of Rumaon. Early evening in July. 4. Ben Rumson s cabin. Early evening in September. 5. A hillside near Rumson. Two nights later. 5. Dutchiea Saloon. The following Sunday morning. 7. Julio's camp. Two days later. Early morning. ACT U SCENE 1. Jake's Palace. November. A year later. 2. Rumson Square. Two weeks later. 3. Ben Rumson s cabin. Later that same day. 4. Rumson Square that evening. 3. Jake's Palace. Later that night. 6. Rumson Square. The next day. (r m 56 Paint Your Wagon mi SECRETARIES, COOKS, AND . . . COOKS. (Above) ROW 1: Head Cook Jane Kreklow, Helen Lehman. ROW 2: Angie Vande Zande, Betty Eisels, Mildred Mutchler. CUSTODIANS. (Below Right) Raymond Klauer, William DeFraties, Elmer Diestelmann. HARVEY MUTCHLER - Head Custodian The cooks really appreciated being treated to pancakes at the FFA Breakfast. Custodians 61 FACULTY GERALD JEFFERY (Upper Left) - Industrial Arts MARCIA BRETL (Above) — Home Economics JAMES KOEPKE (Lower Left) — Industrial Arts RONALD DUNHAM (Below) - Industrial Arts Faculty 63 64 Faculty Jj , iU 1 Faculty - DENNIS STOLTENBERG (Upper Left) - English IV MARJORIE CORBETT (Upper Right) - English II III MARILEE FRANKE (Lower Left - English III TOM ADAMS (Lower Right) — English II 65 WAYNE HARTWIG (Above) — Instrumental Music MARK BRICE (Upper Right) — Instrumental Music VINCENT UA (Below) - Art RUTH MODE (Lower Right) - Art 66 Faculty p WILLIAM LAYBOURNE - Special Education DEANE JEWETT - Vocal Music ANNA MARIE PFAU - Guidance Special Areas DUANE QUALE — Driver Education Drivers Education JAMES FORTIN — Driver Education, Exploratory Shop JAMES FOLLENSBEE — Chemistry. Physics, Adv. Science 68 Faculty WILLIAM NODOLF (Upper Left) — Geometry ROBERT ZWEIFEL (Above) — Biology DAVID AMUNDSON (Lower Left) — Biology, Chemistry DONALD HOFFMAN (Below) — Algebra, Advanced Algebra Mathematics Faculty 69 Social Studies JON DAHLE (Upper Left) — U.S. History, Geography WAYNE KROLL (Above) — U.S. History, World History KENNETH LEIPOLD (Lower Left)— Economics Sociology WILLIAM BRANDEL (Below) — Economics Sociology Faculty 71 Student Council Carols For Food Our school has two governing bodies. The Administration represents the school system and faculty, and the Student Council represents the student body. Both work together to accomplish mutual goals. Besides their regular administrative duties this year, Mr. Olson and Mr. Wilson worked with council advisor Mr. Follesbee, council members, faculty, and students in organizing a “caroling food drive during Christmas vacation. Council members distributed the food to families in the immediate area. Student Council also sold tickets at wrestling matches, ran elections, and kept up-to-date the activity-event sign in the front drive. Mr. Wilson and Maryanne Shaffer discussing school matters. Administrator and council members sorting the goodies from the drive. 72 Administration L. GENE WILSON - Principal STUDENT COUNCIL. ROW 1: T. Shannon. K Levake, S. Molden-hauer, D. Kukla. ROW 2: D. Olsen, W. Mode, M. Burow, S. Hamann, D. Ganser, J. Landowski, A. Adler, M. Piaquadio, Mr. Follensbee. ROW 3: B. Mercer, R. Follensbee, B. Monogue, P. Olson, B. Hoffman, J. Fischer. Student Council president Dave Kukla carols with the students. Student Council 73 AFS student Maria Lundgren was welcomed by Superintendent Richard Marshall. A golf bag and cart were presented to Mr. Marshall at a surprise recognition banquet. Sup't. Marshall Retires In June Retiring Superintendent of Schools, Richard Marshall, was honored at a surprise recognition banquet held at Meadow Springs on May 19. He was presented with a congratulatory telegram from Governor Patrick Lucey, a letter of commendation from Barbara Thompson, a new golf bag and cart, a check, and a bound book of letters from friends. Mr. Marshall has been the superintendent since 1947. During his twenty-eight years of administration, Mr. Marshall and the School Board have not only maintained but greatly improved the Jefferson educational school system. Under their direction and foresight, two new schools have been built and the other buildings enlarged. The latest addition to the Senior High included a much-needed swimming pool. For all these years of dedicated service, the entire community will always be grateful. Mr. Marshall 75 Swedish Student Visits Jefferson Jim Weissmann and Tim Hetzel welcome Maria to the senior class. Maria and her host family — Jane, Lynn, and Mrs. Joe Aumann. 76 AFS Walk together. Talk together That shows so much of the important things of life — to be able to put different cultures together and make all the people of the world live in peace. Somewhat with these thoughts in my mind I started out mv AFS vear, and surelv these thoughts followed me throughout the vear. I am very happy that I made so many friends that I will always remember. I also know that if I had not gone through this very enjoyable vear. I would not know so much about myself and others as I now do. All the people I have met. many of them other AFS ers from all the parts of the world, but also others have given me so much to pass on. Words are not enough to explain the feeling of gratefulness I have inside of me. All I know is that Jefferson with all its nice people will always stay in my mind, and remind me of something I wish you too could go through. 1 want to thank you all for making my AFS year such a nice one. I will remember you always. (Maria Lundgren) AFS 77 SOPHOMORES Rookies Of '77 Although we were often referred to as those squirrely or flakey sophomores, we are on our way up the ladder. Helping to take us up the ladder were the girls from our class on the gymnastics team, the boys on the winning JV basketball team, and Lane Kuske, who had the male lead in PAINT YOUR WAGON. Of course, there were a few disappointments — like losing the powder puff game at Homecoming against the seniors. And, when all excited about sponsoring a dance one Saturday night, the contract was cancelled because the lead singer was sick. Now that it is over, we can look at the past, smile, and say that things really were not too bad. We are, however, thankful that our year as rookie sophomores is over and are looking forward with anticipation to greater endeavors on our next rung up the ladder. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President David Olson, Vice President Julie Hans, Secretary Tom Pettit. J. Adsit B. Astell L. Baumgard S. Beilke K. Belstner B. Biederman J. Adsit L. Aumann L. Beck J. Bound C. Ahlstedt P. Bare D. Beilke D Brassfield T. Anfang S. Bauer L. Beilke W. Brawders A. Aranda M. Brock A. Aranda A. Armstrong D. Arndt Sophomores 79 D. Brueckner L. Cruz D. Didion D. Dorn K. Douglas J. Ebel K. Buchert M. Burnett C. Carr R. Clark M. Coonen G. Cooper R. Cooper T. Curry B. Diestlemann B. Dempsey G. DeMoe G. Dooge T. Dorn B. Doyle J. Dremler T. Dudley K. Dunham S. Ebel R. Eisele R. Eisentraut K. Ellis 80 Sophomores I'm nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody, to? Then there's a pair of us — don't tell! They'd banish us, you know. How dreary to be somebody! How public, like a frog To tell your name the livelong day To an admiring bog! — Emily Dickinson M. Engelhart J. Fischer R. Frohmader D. Ganser D. Grahlman L. Grove C. English K. Fortin L. Card D. Ganser P. Griffin L. Haag C.Falk L. Frankiewicz T. Gard P. Gaserude J. Grosenick D. Hachtel C. Finney S. Froelich D. Ganser H. Gomez S. Grossman D. Haffelder Sophomores 81 D. Hagen D. Hans D. Hirschfield M. Heine S. Hetzel D. Hotter B. Hain J. Hans E. Hernandez P. Hoefs E. Hotter M. Hale J. Hans J. Hernandez A. Hoffman J. Hrobsky D. Hall J. Hauser M. Heller B. Hoffman S. Hunt S. Hetchler D. Holman G. Hutson L. Jacabson J. Jensen J- Jung 82 Sophomores D. Kakuschky P. Krahn M. Krummen S. Laatsch E. Landowski R. Lenz K. Kalishek J King C. Klein D. Koch S. Kramer D. Krause E. Krebs S. Krebs L. Kuske P. Laksberg J. Landowski B. Ley J. Lindberg J. Lisiecki P. Ludeman Sophomores 83 J. Lynch C. Manthie K. Meudt L- Meyer R. Mueller M. Nevins D. Olsen T. Lynch K. Martin G. Miko B. Neeb R. Nodolf J. Olsen S. Magritz D. Manke B. Meinel T. Meske C. Miller J. Miller P. Miller C. Mode A. Monogue 84 Sophomores T. Olsen G. Olson D. Padfield M. Paschkowski G. Pernat T. Petitt S. Petty J. Phelps D. Pineda T. Pleester D. Probst J. Prust J. Rader J. Radtke J. Rammelt R. Reich R. Renz T. Richards P. Riedl P. Riedl J. Reese P. Robisch J. Rueth K. Rupprecht S. M. Schicker R. Schiferl R. Schiferl S. Schiferl T. Schloesser R. Schmitz J. Schoenherr Sophomores 85 D. Schroeder K. Siegler T. Spangler J. Schroedl T. Smith C. Splittgerber S. Schroedl D. Sommers T. Stauss S. Schroedl M. Schartz M. Schweiger R.Schuld K. Siedenburg J. Stelmaszewski R. Strasburg D. Thom M. Stevens S. Streich C. Thompson B. Stewart S. Streich J. Thompson L. Strohbusch C. Thorman T. Szwec C. Vogel B. Taylor H. Vogel W. Tennyson S. Thiel P. Vogel 86 Sophomores T. Vogel K. Weaver C. Wegner C. Wieder T. Wojtkow C. Wutke T. Wagner K. Wedl K. Wenzel J. Wileman S. Wolf D. Yahn M. Walters J. Walther P. Wedl T. Wedl M. Werner A. Wetherell L. Wittwer J. Wurtzler C. Zwieg Sophomores 87 JUNIORS Spirit of '76 Being placed between the graduating Seniors and the rookie Sophomores has had its advantages and drawbacks for the Junior class. Often it seemed that we accomplished absolutely nothing with endless hours of work. We did, however, see excellent results with the three major events; Homecoming, PAINT YOUR WAGON, and the Junior Prom. In the eyes of the Juniors, sports also played an equally important role. Although both the Junior girls and boys participated in every sport, Tom Stauss was outstanding on our Conference Championship football team, in fact, as a Junior, he was the top scorer in the entire Badger Conference. Now, that we have finished our Junior year, we reminisce about our small ledge by the telephone as Sophomores, our Junior wall, and are looking forward to stepping on the Eagle in the main hall. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary Linda Prock-now. President Sue Hamann, Vice President Paul I. Olson. S. Albrecht B. Barrett E. Bergmann R. Borck T. Bornick R. Bouchette R. Andrews J. Bauch B. Bialkowski D. Bradley M. Anfang V. Benninger B. Boelkow D. Brunk D. Arndt J. Bentheimer C. Boos T. Brunner L. Arndt S. Burnett J. Aumann J. Banker T. Bare B. Buske M. Danforth C. Erie P. French D. Frohmader F. Garity R. Garza M. Castanon B. Didion B. Falk B. Frohmader S. Ganser K. Gericke M. Connelly C. Cooper M. Curry J. Dietzman M. Dummer K. Dustin L. Glab D. Grant J. Griffin R. Griffin S. Gross 90 juniors B«l« I 4 Do I have to do it NOW? Sally . . . Quiet??? P. Grossman J. Gruennert J. Gruenwald D. Gutheridge D. Haag D. Haas P. Haberman W. Haberman R. Hale S. Hamann M. Hammes P. Hans S. Harris L. Heitzler L. Heitzler L. Herden E. Hernandez K. Hoffman K. Hoffman L. Holston J. Hrobsky T. Jeffery L. Jilek C. Johnson L. Rachel M. Keller J. Kind Juniors 91 We are the future Looking out on the past. We are the present Making old things last. We are tomorrow Thinking of yesterday. We are today Doing things our own way. C. Koehler R. Kolodzne P. Lenz P. Lueck M. Meidl K. Messmann W. Mode P. Krauss B.Lia D. Madison B. Meinel V. Milbrath D. Moehling J. Kreklow A. Krummen D. Kutsche S. Lehmann S. Lembrich T. Litterski J. McGurk B. Mercer I. Miller J. Nelson J. Miller J. Niebler 92 Juniors V. Perschke M. Noble S. Null P. Olsen P. Olson C. Pelikan T. Pelzman D. Petrick J. Piek A. Pineda T. Pinnow C. Powers L. Procknow S. Propp C. Pruefer K. Rader G. Renz J. Renz R. Rogowski K. Rieck M. Ruiz L. Riedl V. Runge Juniors 93 BADGER BOYS GIRLS. (SEATED): M. Hammes, T. Litterski. C. Wilson. F. Carity, C. Erie. (STANDING): T. Stauss, T. Wedl, M. Keller. Not pictured: C. Pelikan, P.J. Olson. R. Russell D. Schable M. Schenkat C. Schier R. Schuld B. Smith L. Schiferl T.Shannon K. Smith J. Schloesser B. Sindermann S. Smith D. Schmitz M. Singsime B. Sonnenberg M. Schoenherr S. Skrobak M. Starkey 94 Juniors R. Stauffer M. Stoppenbach D. Thompson C. Wegner C. Wilson M. Wollet T. Stauss J. Streich K. T raeder G. Weilbacher J. Wilson D. Yahn K. Steinke M. Stillman J. Strohbusch T. Szwec C. Van Valin R. Vogel S. Vogel M. Walthers A. Weber T. Wedl D. Wendt L. Wolff N. Zehms Juniors 95 Mirandus The evening we all so eagerly awaited was April 19. The months, days, and even hours swiftly ticked by. It was truly a night to remember. Sixty-five couples attended, dancing to the music of Hot Wax. The highlight of the evening was the introduction of the king and queen and their court by Sue Hamann, our class president. Last year's prom queen, Sue Moldenhauer, crowned the royal couple. The post prom, which lasted from 1:30 to 3:30, was held at Meadow Springs Country Club. An old-time band, the Rhythm- Aires, entertained the prom guests. This eventful evening was made possible through the efforts of the Junior class under the direction of the general co-chairmen, Terry Shannon and Janet Piek, and the prom advisor Mr. Lia. Bev Biederman and Steve Vogel decided to sit this one out. Queen Bunny and King Dan. Crown Bearers Kris Lia and Steve Schiferl. 96 Junior Prom Take a walk on the wild side or — take your shoes off and do the Jitterbug. PROM COURT. King Dan Haas, Queen Bunny Wegner, Jim Niebler, Wanda Mode, Bob Buske, Mary Castanon, Tim Brunner, Terri Shannon. Crown Bearers: Steve Schiferl, Kris Lia. 97 memories 98 Annette Adler Gerald Adsit Lorenzo Amaya Gloria Amaya Jim Astell Dale Bauer Daryl Bauer Linda Baumgard 100 Seniors Our high school education is now completed We look to the future — and reflect on the past. We fall back, but only on the memories; . Memories of the good times. We have also experienced sorrow. For we have faced the trials of three years So we stare at the future, Uncertain ol what's to come. We journey on the road to find out Ekwill take his own path; Following his own drummer; Walking all alone. Take care, you have a lifetime for 1 td Biwer Denise Bradley Doug Brown Linda Brueckner Cindy Brunk Ken Burnett Monica Burow Nancy Clark Doug Beilke Debbie Bergmann SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. President Monica Piaquadio, Vice President R.P. Zimmerman, Secretary Mary Meinel. Teresa Beyer Cheryl Bigelow Seniors 101 102 Seniors 7th hour can be very interesting, somedays. Amongst these five they're lucky to find one pencil Darlene Dorn David Dorn Terry Dorn Tom Dorn Jane Eckert Joan Eckert Tom Eisentraut Roger Floerke Bob Frankiewicz Barb Ganser Tom Elgas Ron Follensbee Tom Frentzel Andy Garcia Andy Endl Anne Fellows Boy. what I'd give to Remember the first few days at JSHS and the time we voted Greg Linse and Polly Lingo for Homecoming Court? And how can one ever forget the false raid at Kris'? Remember Patty Coss? Remember the brand new preventive cheat boards Mr. Zweifel started using for our class and the corrosive chemicals from labs that were supposed to be dumped in special containers and not in the sinks? Remember the bomb threat on the school? Me either. Remember all the fun filled noon hours we spent doing everything but eating and the good times on Rome Road? Remember 4th hour in Stolt's room and Dairy Queen's carry-out service and graduation? Seniors 103 Bill Gaugert Jim Gard Dennis Gaserude Joyce Gatton Mike Gericke Girls get it all together on the Tim Garity r Ml s - 104 Seniors Rick Gerke Bill Glander Veronica Gleisner Leonard Goettl Robin Haberman Advanced Science outing. Mary Grahlman Chris Griffin Jill Gruennert Jeff Haas Kurt Hafenstein Seniors 105 Karen Hammes Judy Hans Pearl Hans LuAnn Hauser Steve Hecht Bruce Heine The big blow! Roseanne Heine 106 Seniors What is Kathy trying to hide???? Diane Jilek Andy! Put it up a little higher. Leif Johnson Greg Kassner Mary Kiesler sure hope we re doing this right Seniors 107 Teri Krebs Mark Kreklow Dave Kukla Dan Laatsch Karen Landowski DeAnne Lane Rick Krebs 108 Seniors Hang in there Mary. These chairs are sooo comfy. Sherri Loeder Pat Long Seniors 109 Greg Linse David Lippart Cindy Lukas Maria Lundgren Mary Meinel Tom Milbrath Ron Miles Kathy Miller Five lovely ladies out on an evening drive. Ricky Miller Sherry Miller Bench warmers cheer teammates to a 26-6 victory. Powder Puff is a relatively new Homecoming activity, fast becoming tradition. Student Council, while revising the Homecoming program in 1974, added the game. The girls of the class of 75 are the first to hold the record of winning all years of participation. Both years' games were won by landslides thanks to Coaches Funk, Smith and Jones. Hot dog stars included Sue Moldenhauer, DeAnne Lane, and Sherri Loeder as runningbacks and Anne Fellows and Jessica Dempsey as quarterbacks. The girls were backed by fans and fabulous cheerleaders. Seniors 111 Sue Nass Peter Nehlsen Jill Nelson Kevin Nelson Joel Petty Monica Piaquadio Watch those talented fingers, Biva. Artist Carrie Myhre at work. Martha Olsen Dale Padfield Mike Pelican Gary Pernat 112 Seniors 'When I finish this, I think I'll make Leticia Ruiz Seniors 113 Dan Sachse Jean Salb Mark Sayre Cindy Schakeimann Kim Schetter Denise North and Nancy Manthe searching for the correct letter. Two heads are better than one? Joan Schroeder Keith Schroedl Pat Schroedl Rick Schweitzer Tom Schweitzer 114 Seniors Mary anne Shaffer Dan Shannon GregShilkey Dave Sonnenberg Steve Sonnenberg Judy Strasburg MikeTaylor RickThorman Vicki Tomczak As senioritis struck us one by one our vocabulary decreased to the two words, who cares. Graduation and summer vacation were on everyone's mind. Those last days we seemed possessed with the idea of getting out. Friction amongst students, and between teachers and students, mounted. Assignments were half done or not done at all. After the wave of frenzy passed we seemed to be ourselves again and enjoyed each other for the few remaining weeks before we went our separate ways after graduation. JeffTraeder WadeVanValin Don't worry, it's only soda. John Vogel 116 Seniors Sandy Walters Phil Weber Other high school grads have told us to enjoy high school while it lasts because it is the best time of our lives. Well, we enjoyed ourselves and did some growing up. Reaching the age when we were called adults and accepting the responsibilities was hard and many scars will always remain. Growing up together made things a lot easier though. After all, being called squirrelly and irresponsible is not as hard to bear if you are not alone. We have been classmates since grade school, but it is the high school friends that we will want to keep in touch with and will never find the time. You see, we grew together and now we will grow apart together. JimWedl JimWeissman Janet Wellnitz Amy Wendorf Seniors 117 SENIOR SUMMARIES ANNETTE ADLER. Student Council 3,4. Enact 2,3, Library Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Glee Club 3; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Pep Band 2.3.4, Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4, SOUTH PACIFIC 2. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; All School Honor Roll 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3. GERALD F. ADSIT. FFA 3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4 GLORIA H. AMAYA. EnAct 4 FT A 4. GAA 3.4. Solo-Ensembles 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Track 3.4. IR 2.3; Honor Roll 3. LORENZO D. AMAYA. Pep Band 2; Stage Band 3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4. Football 2,3,4, MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; Honor Roll 2. JIM ASTELL. SOUTH PACIFIC 2; IR 3.4. Honor Roll 4 ANDREW BARE. FFA 2; J Club 3.4. Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3,4, IR 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DALEF. BAUER. FFA 2,3,4 DARYL JOHN BAUER. FFA 2,3,4, Baseball 2. DEL W. BAUER.FFA 2,3,4. LINDA R. BAUMGARD. FFA 4 DOUGLAS J. BEILKE. Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2 I, Solo Ensembles 2,3.4. Baseball 2,3,4, Football 2,3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; IR4; Honor Roll 4. DEBBIE JEAN BERGMANN. FHA 4 TERESA MARIE BEYER. Pep Club 2. CHERYL ANN BIGELOW. EnAct 3, FFA 3.4. ED BIWER.FFA 2,3,4. DEAN BLEEKER. DOUGLAS W. BROWN. Camera Club 2; J Club 4. Football 2.3.4, Wrestling 2,3,4. LINDA BRUECKNER. EnAct 3,4; FFA 4; FT A 2.3; GAA 3, Pep Club 3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; IR3.4. CYNTHIA MARY BRUNK. FFA 2,3,4 PepClub2,3. KENNETH JOSEPH BURNETT. J Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; IR 2,3; Honor Roll 2,4. MONICA L. BUROW. Student Council 4; EnAct 4; PEN Staff 4; Track 2; Forensics 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; IR 2,3,4. Honor Roll 2,3,4; All School Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3. NANCY ANN CLARK. EnAct 3, GAA 2; Pep Club 2. CYNTHIA M. COOPER. EnAct 3,4; FFA 4 FHA 3,4; FT A 2; Pep Club 3. CONNIE LEE DECOTO. FFA 4; FHA 4. JESSICA DEMPSEY. GAA, President 4. Flag Squad 3,4, Pep Band 4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4, Volleyball 4. SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; Badger Girl (Alternate) 3; IR 2.3, Honor Roll 2,3,4. CHRISTINE JO DOOGE. EnAct 2; GAA 2,3, Secretary 4; Medical Club 2.3; PEN Staff 2,3. Editor 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. Glee Club 2; Flag Squad 4; Pep Band 3,4; Solo-ensembles 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3; Track 2; Volleyball 4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3, PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. Badger Girl 3; IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3. DARLENE C. DORN. EnAct 3.4; FHA 2.3.4; GAA 3. PEN Staff 2,3,4; Track 2,3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4. DAVID DORN. Work-Study Program 1. TERRY L. DORN. FFA 2, Treasurer 3,4. THOMAS D. DORN. FFA 3 JANE MARY ECKERT. FHA 2,3. Solo- Ensembles 4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2. MOUSE T! IAT ROARED 3. JOAN M. ECKERT. FBLA 3.4, Library Club 3; Pep Club 2. Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4. THOMAS L. E1SENTRAUT. THOMAS J. ELGAS. FFA 2.3; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3. ANDREW J. ENDL. J Club 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Solo- Ensembles 3,4, Basketball 2.3 Football 2,3.4. Track 2,3,4, PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Badger Boy (Alternate) 3; IR 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4; All School Honor Roll 2,3; National Honor Society 3. ANN ELIZABETH FELLOWS. GAA 4; Pep Club 2.3; Spanish Club 3.4; Basketball 3,4. Tennis 3,4; 1 rack 4; IR 3,4; Honor Roll 3.4. . ROGER FLOERKE. FBLA 2.3.4 J Club 3.4. Baseball 2. Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4. SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4 IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2.3.4. RON FOLLENSBEE: Student Council 4; J Club 3.4 Basketball 2.3.4. Cross Country 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3.4; Badger Boy 3; IR 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 ROBERT JOHN FRANKIEWICZ. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. TOM A. FRENTZEL. Camera Club 3 Chess Club 2.3; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3, IR 2. BARBARA MARIE GANSER. Annual Staff 3.4. Chess Club 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4. Gymnastics 2.3. MOUSE THAT ROARED 3, IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3. ANDY GARCIA. Chess Club 2. FTA 4; Spanish Club, Secretary 3; Vice President 4 MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. JAMES CARD. Key Club 3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4. TIM GARI I Y. J Club 2, Vice President 3. President 4. Football 2.3.4. Track 2. Wrestling 2, MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4 Prom Court 3; IR 2.4; Honor Roll 4. DENNIS L. GASERUDE. Golf 2.3.4 JOYCE MARIE GATTON. Pep Club 2; Solo-Ensembles 4; Basketball 2; SOUTH PACIFIC 2. IR 2,3.4. Honor Roll 2,3. BILL G. GAUGERT. Pep Band 2,3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3; Baseball 2.3; IR 2,3. Honor Roll 2,3. MIKE L. CERICKE. Golf 2 RICK B. GERKE. Golf 4 PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Honor Roll 4; Transfer from Lakeside 3 BILL GLANDER. PAINT YOUR W AGON 4, Transfer from Lakeside 2 VERONIC A MAE GLEISNER. GAA 2; Library Club 2.3, President 4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4; Pom Pom Squad 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4 IR 2,3.4; Elonor Roll 2,3.4; All School Honor Roll 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3.4; Pep Club 2. LEONARD JEFFREY GOETTL. Student Council 2; Camera Club 2; Chess Club, Vice President 2; FTA Treasurer 4; PEN Staff 2; Swing Choir 2; Stage Band 3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4. Forensics 3. IR 2,3.4. Honor Roll 2.3,4. MARY A. CRAHl MAN. Annual Staff 3.4. EnAct 3.4. GAA 4; Medical Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Pep Club 2; Glee Club 3 Pep Band 2,3.4; Pom Pom Squad 2.3.4; Stage Band 3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Tennis 4 Forensics 3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. IR 2,3 4; Honor Roll 2,3.4; All School Honor Roll 3. National Honor Society 3. CHRISTINE MARIE GRIFFIN. EnAct 4; PEN Staff 4; IR 3.4. Honor Roll 3,4. JILL MARIE GRUENNFRT. Annual Staff 2; EnAct 4; Library Club 4; PEN Staff 2. Pep Club 2,3; Flag Squad 3.4, Pep Band 4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4, MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; Badger Girl 3; IR 2,3,4. Honor Roll 3 JEFFREY L. HAAS. Chess Club 2; J Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Pep Band 2; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Basketball, Manager 2,3,4; Cross Country 2.3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; WHO KNOWS 4; One-Act Plays 3,4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Badger Boy (Alternate) 3. IR 2,3.4. Honor Roll 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3. Senior Summaries 119 ROBIN L. HABERMAN. Chess Club 2 Treasurer 3.4. FFA 2.3.4; Cross Country 2,3, Wrestling 2,3.4. KURT ALAN HAFENSTEIN. FFA 4. Stage Band 3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; Baseball 2,3 MATTHEW HALL. FFA 3. KAREN L. HAMMES. Medical 3,4; Flag Squad 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; SOUTH PACIFIC 2. MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Homecoming Court 4. IR 2.3.4. Honor Roll 2,3.4. JUDY ANN HANS. Class Vice President 3; GAA 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; 4; Pep Club 2; Basketball 3,4: Tennis 4. IR 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3. PEARL MARY HANS. Pep Club 2. Glee Club 3; Swing Choir 2.3. Pom Pom Squad 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2 Prom Court 3; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. LUANN HAUSER. CnAct 2,3. Medical Club 3: Pep Club 2.3; Pep Band 3; Pom Pom Squad 2,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. SOUTH PACIFIC 2. IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. STEVEN R. HECHT. Chess Club 3 FFA 2,3, Reporter 4; Track 2. BRUCE THOMAS HEINE. FFA 2,3,4, Solo-Ensembles 2.4. Football 2; Wrestling 2,3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. Honor Roll 4. v J ROSANNE MARIE HEINE. FFA 3.4. Library Club 3. TOM G. HEITZ. J Club 3. Secretary 4, Key Club 3. Vice President 4 Baseball 2,3.4 Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; Prom Court 3; IR 2,4. Honor Roll 2. TIM J. HETZEL. Annual Staff 4: FFA 4 J Club 2.3,4, Key Club 2.3, Treasurer 4; PEN Staff 3; Swing Choir 4, Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4, Wrestling 2 RONAI I) W. HF.USSNER. FFA Sentinal 2, Parlimentarian 3. Vice President 4; FnAct 3,4; Football 2; Track 2; Honor Roll 2. LAURA MICHELE HOFFMAN. FFA 3,4. LANITA HOLLER. FBLA 3,4; FHA 2,3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; IR 3,4. JEFF L. IHDE. Key Club 4, Wrestling 2,3; IR 3.4. DIANE M. Jill K. EnAct 2; FBLA 3, Treasurer 4 FHA 3. FT A 2, President 4; PEN Staff 3; Solo-Ensembles 3,4, SOUTH PACIFIC 2 MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4 IR 3,4. 1 lonor Roll 3,4 LEIF O. JOHNSON. Key Club 3.4; Homecoming Court 4. PATRICIA KAY JUNG. Pep Club 2,3; Flag Squad 2,3,4; Solo-Fnsembles 2,3,4; Basketball 4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; Homecoming Court 4. GREG W. KASSNER. J Club 3; Football 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Wrestling 2,3, MOUSETHAT ROARED 3 MARY THERESE K1ESLER. Pep Club 2,3; Glee Club 3 Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; Homecoming Court 2: IR 3.4. LOUISE A. KIND. FFA 2,3; FHA 2,3,4, Library Club 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 4. MIKE KLEIN. FFA 2,3.4 RICHARD A. KOCH. FFA 2.3, Sentinel 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; IR 3. CINDY ANN PLEESTER. FBLA 3; FHA 2,3; Medical Club 3; Pep Club 2. MOUSETHAT ROARED 3; JR 3.4 RICK A. KREBS. Football 2. TERI KREBS. FFA 4. FHA 2, Vice President 3, President 4. Library Club 4. MARK A. KREKLOW. Annual Staff 2; Chess Club 2,3; Football 2; Wrestling 3; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4 DAVID KUKLA. Student Council 2,3, President 4, J Club 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DAN A. LAATSCH. Solo-Ensembles 2,3, Wrestling 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DEANNE KAY LANE. GAA 2, Pep Club 2.3; Golf 2; JV Cheerleader 2,3; Prom Court 3. KAREN PATRICIA LEVAKE. Student Council 3, Secretary 4. FHA 2,3; Pep Club 2; Glee Club 3; Swing Choir 2,3; Solo Ensembles 2.3; Forensics 2. SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. IR 2.3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. National Honor Society 3 DAN D. LEY. J Club 2.3; Golf 2,3,4; One-Act Plays 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3, IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4. POLLY A. LINGO. EnAct 3; FBLA 3.4 FFA 2,3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2, Homecoming Court 2; IR 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3. GREG LINSE. J Club 2,3.4. Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3.4; One Act Plays 3; Homecoming Court 2; IR 4 DAVE LIPPART. FFA 4; Honor Roll 2.4 ) SHERRI L. LOEDER. RnAct 2; FFA 2.3. Secretary 4; Track 2 South Pacific 2; IR 4, Honor Roll 4. PATRICK E. LONG. FFA 4. J Club 3,4, Key Club 3.4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; IR 12,3.4, CYNTHIA ANN LUKAS. EnAct 3; Glee Club 3; Swing Choir 4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. Prom Court 3; 1R2.4. MARIA LUNDCREN. Basketball 4. IR 4. AFS Student from Ostergatan 12, 93100 Skelleftea Sweden. NANCY J. MANTHE. Annual Staff 2; FBLA t FI 1A 3. MIKE D. MARON. FFA 2,3,4; Wrestling 2. WANDA MASKE. FFA 4; FHA 4 DOLORES M. McGLRK. FHA 2.3.4 GAA 2, Library 2 MARY L. MEINEL. EnAct 2.3; FT A 2 3, Secretary Treasurer 4; Medical Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3 Rifle Squad 2,3,4; Solo- Ensemble 2.3.4. SOUTH PACIFIC 2, PAINT YOUR WAGON 4 IR 2,3,4. Honor Roll 2.3,4. TOM ROBERT MILBRATH. EnAct 2,3.4; FFA 3; PAINT OUR WAGON 4; Prom Court 3. RON DAVID MILES. FFA 3; J Club 3.4 Kev Club 4; Baseball 2.3.4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3, IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 3,4. KATHY MILLER EnAct 2,3,4; FBLA 4, GAA 2,3,4; Medical Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3; Tennis 4. RICHARD MILLER. SHERRY MILLER. Annual Staff 4, FHA 2,3,4; Library Club 3.4. Pep Club 2,3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3,4; Volleyball 4. MOUSE THAT ROARED 3, IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. KIM LORRAINE MILLS. Track 2.3; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. SUSAN MOLDENHAUER. Student Council 2,3, Vice President 4; EnAct 3,4; GAA 2. Vice President 3,4; Glee Choir 3 Pom Pom Squad 2,3; Stage Band 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4, Track 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3; Prom Court 3; DAR 4. IR 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4; All School Honor Roll 2,3; National Honor Society 3. BRI AN MONOGUE. Student Council 4. J Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Tennis 2 3,4 Badger Bov 3; IR 3.4. Honor Roll 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3. DANIEL L. MUELLER. EnAct 2.3 Key Club 4; Pep Band 2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Football 2; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Badger Boy 3; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; All School Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. SCOTT BADLEY MUELLER. J. Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3; IR 4. CARRIE ANN MYHRE. FBLA 3; FFA 3.4; Forensics 2,3,4. IR 3; Honor Roll 3,4. SUE NASS. EnAct 2; GAA 2,3,4; PEN Staff 4; Pep Club Sec ret ary-Treasurer 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3; Basketball 4; Track 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; IR 2,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. PETER NEHLSEN. J Club 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. Stage Band 3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Track 120 Senior Summaries 4; Wrestling 2; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. JILL NELSON. FFA 3; Spanish Club 4. KEVIN G. NELSON. J Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2; IR 3,4, Honor Roll 3. JUDY NEVERMANN. FBLA 4; Golf 2 JANE SAYRE NIEBLER. GAA 2,3, PEN Staff 4. Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; President 4; Drama C lub 4; Swing Choir 4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3; Track 2, SOUTH PACIFIC 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4 Honor Roll 4. DENISE ROSE NORTH. FBLA 4; FHA 3; Pep Club 3. JIM OLSEN. MARTHA LOUISE OLSON. GAA 2; Library Club 4; Medical Club 2,3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4, IR 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DALE GERARD PADFIELD. Baseball 2; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 2. MIKE PELIKAN. Football 2,3,4; MOUSE I HAT ROARED 3. GARY A. PERNAT. FFA 2,3,4 JOEL D. PETTY. EnAct 4; FFA 3; J Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Football 2,3,4. Track 2, PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 4. MONICA ANN PIAQUADIO. Student Council 2,4 Class President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; EnAct 3,4; Library Club 2, Medical Club 2; Pep Club 2; Pep Band 3; Pom Pom Squad 2,3, Solo-Ensembles 2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Tennis 4 Track 2, SOUTH PACIFIC 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Badger Girl (Alternate) 3; IR 2,3,4. Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3. DEAN RAY PROBST. IR 3; Honor Roll 4 CINDY REICH. FFA 2. GAA 2; PEN Staff 2 JODY RUTH RENZ. EnAct 2; Pep Club 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; IR 3. DAVE W. REVOLINSKI. FFA 3; Solo-Ensembles 2; Wrestling 3; IR 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4. DONRIESS. FFA 4. ANNA M. RINDFLEISCH. Annual Staff 2,3; GAA 2,3; Library Club 2, Secretary 3,4; Medical Club 2,3,4 PEN Staff 2 Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4; Pep Band 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4. SOUTH PACIFIC 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4, IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. DANIEL JAMES RUETH. IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. MARK ALLIN RUETH. FFA 3.4. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 3,4; Honor Roll 3. LETICIA M. RUIZ. Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4. JUDY ANN RUNGE. FFA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4 GAA 2.3; Pep C lub 2,3: Track 2; SOUTH PACIFIC 2. DANIEL A. SACHSE. Chess Club 2; J Club 3; Football 2,3; Swing Choir 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. JEAN KATHY SALB. Pep Club 2,3; Solo-Ensembles 3,4; IR 3; Honor Roll 2,3. MARK JEFFERY SAYRE. Chess Club 2; FFA 2,3,4; Key Club 3.4. CINDY A. SCHAKELMAN. FHA Vice President 4; Library Club 2,3, Vice President 4; Glee Club 3; Flag Squad 2,3; Pep Band 2.3.4, Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 2,3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. KIM MARIE SCHETTER. FHA 4; Track 4 PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Transfer from West Divison High School, Milwaukee Wis. 4. JOAN SCHROEDER. FBLA 3. President 4; Track 3; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. KEITH C. SCHROEDL. FFA 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; IR 3; Honor Roll 2. PATRICIA JANE SCHROEDL. FHA 2; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Transfer from Dakota High School, Dakota, Illinois, 2. RICK SCHWEITZER. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. THOMAS L. SCHWEITZER. IR 2,3,4 Honor Roll 2,3. MARYANNE SHAFFER. Annual Staff 4; EnAct 2,3; Class Secretary Treasurer; Drama Club 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3,4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; IR 2.3; Pep Club 2,3; Drama Club 4. DAN SHANNON. EnAct 2.3.4 Baseball 2. GREGORY SHILKEY. Work-Study Program I DAVE SONNENBERG. J Club 2,3,4; Football 2.3; Wrestling 2,3,4, IR 2.3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4 STEVE J. SONNENBERG. J Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2; Student Council 2. Ir 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3 DENISE MARIE SPONEM. EnAct 3; Forensics 2,3,4. DEBBIE SPRINGER. FBLA 3.4; Medical Club 2; PEN Staff 2,3,4: Pep Club 2. Solo-Ensembles 2,3; Tennis 3; IR 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2.3,4. TODD E. STAFFORD. FFA 4; Wrestling 2.3 JEFFORY DAVID STEINKE. Pep Band 3; Solo- Ensembles 2. WALLY M. STEINKE. Pep Band 2; Solo-Ensembles 2,3. MARLENE STRAMPE. FBLA 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; FHA 3; FT A 3,4; PEN Staff 3,4; IR 3.4; Honor Roll 2,3,4 MIKE TAYLOR. Pep Band 2; Homecoming Court 3, Prom Court 3. RICK THORMAN. FFA 2,3; IR 2,3,4 ANITA THORNQUIST. Transfer from Schaumburg Illinois. VICKI G. TOMCZAK. FFA 2,3; Flag Squad 4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; IR 3,4. Honor Roll 3,4. JEFF JOEL TRAEDER. Football 2,3; Wrestling 2. WADE VAN VALIN. EnAct 3,4. J Club 3,4; Football 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4. PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; Badger Boy (Alternate) 3; IR 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3.4. DON R. VOELTZ. FFA 2,4. JOHN A. VOGEL. Wrestling 2; IR 2,3. Honor Roll 2,3.4. KIM VOGEL. J. Club 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 2, Ir 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. MIKE VOGEL. FFA 2,3,4, IR 3,4, Honor Roll 3.4. SANDRA LEE WALTERS. Annual Staff 3,4; EnAct 2,3,4; GAA 4; Medical Club 3, President 4. Pep Club 2,3; Glee Choir 3; Swing Choir 3, Pep Band 2,3,4: Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Forensics 2,3,4, SOUTH PACIFIC 2, PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; IR 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4, All School Honor Roll 3; National Honor Society 3. PHILIP WEBER. FFA 2; J Club 3; Football 2,3. Homecoming Court 4, IR 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4. JIM WEDL. FFA 4; Baseball 3,4. Football 2,3; Track 2. JAMES FRANK WEISSMANN. FFA 2, President 3,4; Wrestling 2. JANET M. WELLNITZ. FFA 3,4. AMY SUE WENDORF. FHA 2,3.4; GAA 3; Library Club 2,3,4; IR 3,4. KRISTI MARIE WHITING. FFA 4; SOUTH PACIFIC 2 REBECCA LYNN WILLMAN. FFA 3,4; Track (Manager) 2. NANCY WILLMANN. FHA 2,3.4; FT A 3,4 Pep Club 2,3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2: MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. JOHN WURTZLER. Chess Club 2. FFA 2,3, Parlimentarian 4, Library Club 3; Forensics 2,3; SOUTH PACIFIC 2. MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. MITCH R. ZIEGLER. J Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Golf 2.3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4; IR 3. RANDY LEE ZIMMERMAN. Student Council 2,3,4; Class President 3; FFA 2,3; J Club 3; Football 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 2, IR 2. R. P. ZIMMERMAN. Class Vice President 4; Annual Staff 3,4, J Club 3, Vice President 4; Key Club 3,4, Swing Choir 3,4. Baseball 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4; PAiNT YOUR WAGON 4; Honor Roll 2.3,4 SANDI LEE ZINGEN. EnAct 3,4; FHA 4. FT A 3; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Track 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3, PAINT YOUR WAGON 4. IR 3,4; Honor Roll 3. Senior Summaries 121 Mr. Gerald Jeffery received special recognition at the assembly. Andy Endl — Winner of the March of Dimes 122 Awards Pearl Hans received vocal awards and Lorenzo Amaya was winner of the Talent Incentive. Ron Follensbee — Recipient of the Bausch-Lomb Science award. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: ROW 1: S. Miller, M Burow, C. Dooge, S. Moldenhauer, A. Adler, V. Gleisner, T. Krebs. ROW 2: D. Mueller, J. Niebler. D. Jilek, N. Willman, M. Meinel, M. Crahlman, M. Piaquadio. ROW 3. J. Wurtzler, S. Sonnenberg, L. Amaya, J. Haas, A. Garcia, A. Endl, W. VanValin. ROW 4: R. P. Students Honored At Award Assemblies Zimmerman. T. Hetzel, P. Weber, K. Vogel, T. Heitz, D. Kukla Mary Meinel - UW-Whitewater Music Scholarship. A. Bare, B. Monogue. Awards 123 WHO KNOWS? The newest addition to the Jefferson Senior High Coaching staff is Mr. Flegl. With the assistance of Mr. Stoltenberg, these two members of the English Department spent hours preparing a team of Whiz Kids to compete on the WHO KNOWS television program. After several rounds of tryouts, Ron Follensbee, Dave Kukla, and R. P. Zimmerman were chosen to represent the school. Jeff Haas was selected as alternate. The team advanced into the semifinals by defeating West Milwaukee by a score of 204-195. They lost in the next round to South Milwaukee. However, they were awarded $75 for their valiant efforts. Coach Flegl receiving his cap receiving his whistle and receiving a handshake. WHO KNOWS TEAM. ROW X: Coach Flegl, R. Follensbee, Mr. Stoltenberg. ROW 2: R. P. Zimmerman. D. Kukla, J. Haas. WE KNOW!! National Honor Society installation ceremonies were held April 24. The 13 reelected seniors and 12 newly elected members were chosen for the following outstanding qualities: knowledge, service. character, scholarship, and leadership. Dan Mueller, Master of Ceremonies, introduced the second-vear members who participated in the installation. A history of the organization was read and the criteria for choosing its members was explained. The five candles representing each of the five qualities were lit during the program. Retiring Superintendent Richard Marshall was the main speaker of the evening. He spoke regarding the population growth in Jefferson and how it has contributed to the expansion and improvement of the school system since he was hired in 1947. Mr. Flegl presents Mr. Marshall with a lifetime membership in National Honor Society. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. ROW 1 R. Follensbee. S. Canser, M Hammes. ROW 2: D. Sonnenberg, J. Aumann, C. Erie. C. Dooge, A. Adler ROW 3: J. Bauch. C. Wilson. M. Burow, D. Mueller. ROW 4: C. Pelikan. A. Endl, S. Moldenhauer, B. Lia. ROW 5: M. Piaquadio, B. Monogue. M. Grahlman. S. Walters. ROW 6: J. Haas. T. Stauss, R Zimmerman. ROW 7. R. Gleisner, M. Keller. National Honor Society 125 R.P. presented Mr. Wilson with the regional trophy. President Monica Piaquadio was M.C. for the evening. Class prophecies were read by Kathy Miller and Mary Meinel. AFS student Maria Lundgren gave a short farewell to the class. After three years they finally gave us knives to cut our meat. Large Turnout For The Senior Banquet Anne Fellows prepared Tom Heitz for his week-old Big Mac. Chris Dooge and Dan Mueller enjoyed the evening together. Senior Banquet 127 Graduation '75 June 8, 1975, was a cool, sunny day. The graduation ceremonies began promptly at 2:00 p.m. The welcome, given by class president Monica Piaquadio, was followed by Saluatory and Valedictory addresses delivered by Monica Burow and Veronica Gleisner, respectively. Senior choir members sang, I Had a Dream; and Superintendent-elect, Dr. John Pearson, delivered the commencement address. Principal L. Gene Wilson presented the class for their diplomas and Superintendent Richard Marshall accepted them. As he read each student's name, School Board members Dr. John Phelps and Mrs. Lee Didion distributed the diplomas. The George Kispert trophies were awarded to Veronica Gleisner, Valedictorian, and Monica Burow, Saluatorian. Ron Follensbee and Dan Mueller were winners of the Wisconsin Alumni Scholarships and Monica Burow walked away with the Joe Davies. Sue Moldenhauer was the recipient of the coveted Benjamin R. Schweiger Memorial Scholarship. Graduation from high school was over — but it was not a day for good-byes. 'Graduation is such a hassle!” 128 Graduation The moment of graduating. Sue Moldenhauer — Benjamin R. Schweiger Award Roni Gleisner and Monica Burow — George Kispert Trophies. Ron Follensbee — UW Alumni Scholarship President Monica Piaquadio give the opening welcome. Dan Mueller — UW Alumni Scholarship Mr. Jewett directs the senior choir for the final performance. Graduation 131 P?R6me wasn't built in a day ' if Mr. Gerald Jeffery had been und then, things might have n different; very different, constructed his own Rome rifl herie in JSH5. His twenty-tM years of accomplished craftman® years of accomplished craft and total contribution will re with us as a constant remind his dedicated service. Students faculty unanimously agree thai not just respect we feel toward it is love! man