Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

1976 J V, '’ Jefferson Senior High School Jefferson, Wisconsin Volume 57 CONTENTS 1. Court H - 2. Ptthfe ftchuob. 3. Chi N W� um K K. 4 I 'cvtnc PI. u.t. j. City IImH ;iiui Rtigiot IlmiMr. � � . Luthrrdn St. j� hauar i Chnnh 7. St John ' K. C. Chur h fl. t' rnKii M K, Cbitii h. V M B.Ch i h. 0. Cbinrb. 1. The It m ct Pfintipj OjIu-c, O I' Kuo Irr. Pro .' 12. Kiriliituf iind � irtmm tu� nic)� -.it Uvr [Over ft nli , Id. Jdfenua Tannery, fleo Tfufjer Co. Tanner of If:un '« am! Collar (anther � n«| Cellar Monufai turm. II C Stoppcobsch'i St o� , Pork Packer 15. Solon Brow , Coni, Brick au«f Tile Pi I'ren loyr 9t Kernel. l.uraUt Denier . 17. O. P, Sto| |irnhm-h, Insur.ince. I (iltmonCountyltank. Capital, 980 twu� . K. W Clark, IW; P. Su pj.eohr� eh. V.-Prve .John Kciiui, Carhier. M. Itcrk, Draws and r«bW� fc� d by C J. FAUL I bZ K K bZ Rv • 1 LOOKIN( 4 V H •M r '7 •• 4 £ . 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But our pride extends beyond our nation’s history to that of our own heritage and founding. 8 ORGANIZATIONS Involvement in organizations is a key to our growth in the future, For no one can call himself a citizen without a measure of participation. J Staff . . . The Spirit of '76 idealizes the characteristics of the American people, past and present. For this reason, editor Mary Hammes and the J Staff decided for the Bicentennial year to portray Jefferson’s Gemuet-lichkeit heritage in our school, our community, and our country. Two local civic organizations displayed their own Gemuetlichkeit spirit by financially contributing to J Staff. The Rotarians and the Business and Professional Womens Club sponsored Ellen Landowski. Sharon Schroedl, and Debbie Wedl to a summer workshop in Ripon. On behalf of the staff, Mary Hammes paid tribute to Principal L. Gene Wilson at the Scholastic Assembly by presenting him with a pictorial album highlighting his years of service to the school. J Staff. ROW 1: S Schroedl. C. Wilson. Miss Marshall. M Hammes. J. Schloesser, B. Sindermann. E. Landowski. ROW 2: L. Wittwer. C. Mode, D Wedl. D. Hirschfeld, S. Hunt. Ellen Landowski and Sharon Schroedl, 1977 co-editors, attended a yearbook workshop from June 22-25 in Ripon. 12 J Staff Mary Hammes sorts out the good, the bad. and the ugly Mary Connelly Sandy Hunt Ellen Landowski STAFF: Cathy Mode Jane Schloesser Debbie Wedl Laurie Wittwer COVER DESIGN: Sue Laatsch CONSULTANT: Ken Whittemore Sharon Schroedl Barb Sinderman Chris Wilson Dean DeFraties Mary Heine Deb Hirshfeld Bart Lia Anita Pineda Mike Schroedl Russ Vogel PHOTOGRAPHY: Cilento Studio Steve Lehmann ADVISOR: Miss Marshall CONTRIBUTORS: J Staff 13 PEN Staff .. . For the first time in many years the students of JSHS reaped the benefits of having an accomplished photographer as the editor of the PEN. This photographer editor, Steve Lehmann, and co-editor Diane Petrick put together nine monthly issues with the assistance of a young and enthusiastic staff. Mr. Stolten-berg, the PEN advisor, helped to shape the unusually pictorial as well as highly informative newspaper. The PEN presented an additional new look with the inclusion of a feature article entitled A Salute to ... It was designed to give special recognition to teachers and students for their various contributions to the school. Junior Carl Finney and sophomore Diane Springer have consented to accept the challenge of developing additional innovative ideas by sharing the 1976-77 editorship. Mr. Stoltenberg gives the staff a few pointers. PEN STAFF. (Above) ROW 1: Connie Powers. Kristi Traeder. Ann Weber. Chris Pelikan. Terri Shannon. Jane Aumann. ROW 2: Cindy Koehler. Janet Piek. Chris Wilson. Jody Schuld. Linda Strohbusch. Diane Springer. ROW 3: Diane Brassfield. Carol Erie. Ramona Schuld. Linda Procknow. Bruce Neeb. ROW 4: Mike Keller. Steve Lehmann. Diane Petrick. Carl Finney. Chris Pelikan assists co-editor Diane Petrick with a last minute layout. PEN Staff 15 National Honor Society .. . Student Council ... The spring installation of the National Honor Society was held on the evening of April 29. The ceremony honored the 8 reelected seniors and 13 newly elected junior and senior members for their outstanding achievements in the areas of knowledge, leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Bart Lia, Master of Ceremonies, gave the welcome and spoke briefly regarding Plato, his philosophy, and how it pertains to our society. Other reelected members were than introduced and participated in the installation ceremony. Guest speaker Dr. John Pearson spoke about the talent of the members and how they should put it to use in our society’s future. Candles symbolize the five virtues of NHS. The major responsibility of the advisor is to blow out the candles Bart Lia served as Master of Ceremonies. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: T. Stauss. M. Hammes, C. Erie. J. Bauch, C. Peli-kan. S. Ganser. C. Wilson. T. Shannon. S. Ha-mann. M. Stoppenbach. ROW 2: Mr. Regal. B Lia, K. Dunham. K. Fortin. B. Hoffman. D Hotter. L. Jacobson. J. Landowski. C. Mode. A. Monogue. P Robisch. P.J. Olson. 16 National Honor Society Besides selling candy, Student Council had two other successful money raising projects. On Valentine’s Day, they played Cupid and delivered red, pink, and white carnations (sometimes all three) to surprised students from their secret and not so secret admirers. They also sponsored an exciting acrobatic circus which performed in the gym on May 22. Pictured to the left are the student council members. Standing are B. Mercer, D. Didion, P. Olson, B. Hoffman, Mr. Follensbee, and B. Schroedl. Sitting on the ledge are D. Yahn, W. Mode, K. Traeder, T. Shannon, C. Koehler, J. Piek, and J. Fischer. Sitting on the ground are C. Hotter, P. Fischer, D. Springer, A. Monogue, and J. Landowski. Student Council 17 Colonel Sanders, Johnny Bench, Nelson Rockefeller, and Jimmy Carter highlighted the year for Mr. Larson and six of his students when they travelled to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Over 15,000 kids from all over America attended and planned activities for the coming year. A delicious chocolate cake with a bicentennial theme was presented to the faculty during National FFA Week. Earlier in the year, members sold fruit and candles. The basketball team had a victorious season topped off by playing in a tournament at Janesville Parker. Selling candy at noon to raise money for the Needy Children's Stocking Fund was a major undertaking of FTA. Their generosity was further demonstrated by presenting teachers with shiny, red apples during Education Week. FTA. (Upper Right) ROW 1: L. Jilek. D. Ganser. D. Hirschfeld, L. Strohbusch. ROW 2: J. Hans. B. Bialkowski, E. Bergman. S. Propp. ROW 3: S. Petty, L. Kuske, R. Clark. D. Ganser, P. Olson, J. Ebel, P. Robisch. FFA. (Far Right) ROW 1: M. Krummen. D. Schroedl, S. Magritz, Mr. Larson. ROW 2: G. Pernat, L. Smith. M. Schroedl. M. Scho- pen, 0. Hachtel, S. Ganser, S. Ebel. J. Rammelt, S. Grossman. ROW 3: A. Perschke. G. Koehler, S. Schroedl. T. Dorn. D. Koch. P. Reidl. C. Weider. K. Wenzel, J. Bound. FFA OFFICERS. (Above) ROW t: S. Ganser, R. Nodolf. R. Froh-mader. ROW 2: Mr. Larson. J. Ramelt. D. Hachtel. D. Koch. Pat Ludemann can't believe the ball really went through the hoop! 18 FTA FFA FTA FFA 19 FBLA FHA FHA. ROW 1: J. McGurk. C. Wutke, B. Boel-kow, C. Krueger. ROW 2: S. Ganser, D. Thompson, J. Rader, J. Stelmaszewski. ROW 3: Mrs. Bretl, D. Gutheridge, D. Haag, T. Bor-nick, P. Hoefs, ROW 4: P. Krauss, B. Krueger, M. Paschkowski, J. Bentheimer, C. Vogel. Sponsoring a Valentine’s Day Polka Dance, and selling popcorn and items from the Tom-Watts Showcase were three profit-makers for FBLA. In February, Carol Erie and Pat French were selected to represent the club as Miss FBLA and Mr. FBLA at the regional leadership contest at Rosendale. Mouth-watering hot dogs and dietbreaking treats were sold by FHA at noon to finance a spring trip to Madison. Their biggest project was making a bicentennial flag. Homecoming played a major role in the activities of both clubs. FHA took first place in the float division and FBLA won first place in the van division. 20 fbla FHa Mrs. Bretl — FHA Advisor Mrs. Essock — FBLA Advisor FBLA. (ABOVE — In alphabetical order): J. Andrews, J. Aumann, D. Barnes, C. Boos, C. Boos, D. Dorn, C. Erie, P. French, F. Garity. D. Hotter, D. Kakuschky. M. Keller, D. Koser, P. Krauss, A. Krum-men. J. Landowski. M. Meidl. V. Milbrath, I. Miller. S. Petty. T. Pleester. S. Propp. S. Rechlin, L. Riedl, R. Schuld. R. Schuld. K. Steinke, B. Vogel. H. Vogel. K. Wedl. C. Wegner. M. Wollet. J. Wurtzler. FBLA FHA 21 Library Club... Spanish Club. .. Pat French blew a fuse! But it was not over the girls. It was at the Powder Puff football game where Pat's main concern was the pretzel sale sponsored by Library Club. Money raised from the pretzel and paperback book sales was used to purchase a new stereo 8-track system for the library. The two Spanish classes joined forces in selling ice cream and took field trips to see a play in Madison and the Spanish Festival in Whitewater where the famous Luis Rivera Spanish Dance Company presented dances from the 16th Century to the present. Hilda Gomez and Chuck Splitt-gerber, third-year Spanish students, and second-year student, Jean Jung, received first places in the annual Spanish Speaking Contest. Have you ever wondered where the library fine money goes. LIBRARY CLUB. (ABOVE) ROW 1: P. French, J. Scholesser, Miss Marshall. C. Miller. ROW 2: J. Reese. J. Jensen. K. Kalishek. L. Glab, S. Meyer. L. Wolff, B. Sindermann, A. Pineda. K. Rieck, D. Pineda. ROW 3:1. Miller, F. Garity, B. Krueger. W. Haberman, J. Rueth. M. Keller. SPANISH CLUB. (FAR RIGHT) ROW 1: M. Ruiz. R. Borck. H. Gomez. D. Pineda. R. Nodolf, J. Brown. ROW 2: M. Brey, T. Griffin, L. Strohbusch, A. Kramer, J. Wurtzler. L. Beck, J. Rammelt. ROW 3: C. Pohlman. D. Fries. P. Miller. S. Huss. Mrs. Widmann. ROW 4: J. Thorman. S. Nevins. B. Teipner, K. Dison, A. Aranda, S. Hunt, A. Armstrong, G. Dooge. ON TOP: D. Dixon, D. Sachse. 22 Library Club Pat French Specials: Hot, Sizzling, and Salty! Miss Marshall—Library Club Advisor Spanish Club 23 Enact Club ... Ski Club Promoting the idea of saving and recycling was Enact Club's major goal. They promoted it by selling recycled stationary note cards and sponsoring aluminum and paper drives. The money was contributed to Eagle Valley Environmentalists and the Nature Conservacy. Group activities included cross country skiing and hiking on an overnight trip to Kettle Moraine. The Harrah Reno Nevada gambling night and the sale of popcorn filled apothecary jars were two of Ski Club’s fund raising events headed by president John Radtke. The profits were used for transportation of skiers. On the very first outing, the illustrious leader, Mr. Stoltenberg, set the pace by skiing into a pole. Not to be outdone, Bob Buske demonstrated his aerial accomplishments by spread-eagling” into another skier, knocking her to the ground. -BMCT WANTS YOU TO SAVE ALL 4LUM) CM,TOMBS SKI CLUB. ROW 1: L. Schiferl, C. Pelikan. D. Di-dion. A. Weber, C. Wutke, U. Lemke. E. Wightman, J. Bauch, C. Wilson. ROW 2: J. Beilke, M. Stevens. Mr. Stoltenberg. S. Lehmann. M Noble. J. Beyer. M. Thom, E. Kraus, D. Grant, D. Moehling. R. Lenz, D. Olsen, J. Radtke. ENACT CLUB. (Right) ROW 1: L. Procknow. D. Hirschfeld. K. Messmann, C. Mode. ROW 2: B. Boelkow, R. Schiferl. A. Aranda, L. Wittwer, D. Bradley. ROW 3: Mrs. Franke. L. Kachel, C. Finney, M. Connelly, R. Lenz, L. Nass, K. Shannon, R. Vogel. 24 Ski Club It seems that all pictures taken during the noon hour in the snow end up in snowball fights. Mrs. Franke — Enact Club Advisor Mr. Stoltenberg — Ski Club Advisor 1 Enact Club 25 Medical . . . Camera . Investment Clubs A scholarship will be given this year for the first time to a deserving senior member of Medical Club. Money for it was raised by selling baked goods and candy. A field trip was also taken to Madison to attend a March of Dimes program. Camera Club members attempted to master the fine art of photography and did a really great job. One of the highlights of the year for the five photography bugs was the display of their work in the halls of Jefferson Senior High. A little over one hundred students staked their claim in the newly formed Investment Club. Their hope for a big dividend rested in MGIC (Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation). Who knows. JSHS may be contributing to the developement of future successful stock market tycoons. Theresa Curry cheerfully purchased one of the many MGIC stocks. MEDICAL CLUB. (Above) ROW 1: D. Ganser. J. Reese, L. Procknow, S. Hetzel, W. Brawders. K. Kalishek. ROW 2: J. Ebel, B. Schroedl, Mr. Zwei-fel. R. Vogel, S. Schroedl. M. Rapp. CAMERA CLUB. (Right) M. Walters. J. Lisiecki. D. Gutheridge. T. Bornick, Mr. Hoffman. INVESTMENT CLUB. (Upper Right) ROW 1: C. Mode. S. Hunt. J. Radtke. Mr. Kroll. ROW 2: M. Heine. J. Lisiecki. G. Dooge, D. Olsen. 26 Medical Club Camera Club PERFORMANCE Recognizing and developing talents produces a final product performed. A country is built on thee individual products put together to form a whole. An All-School Cast Presents “You Can’t Take It With You” “You Can’t Take It With You, a story taking place during the '40’s, concerns the Vanderhoff family and their antics in trying to marry off their daughter to the son of a high society family. A surprise visit from the IRS and the Kirbys puts the whole household in an uproar, and a valuable lesson is learned: Money isn't everything because you can't take it with you. CAST PENELOPE SYCAMORE ESSIE ................ RHEBA ................ PAUL SYCAMORE ........ MR. DEPINNA .......... ED ................... DONALD ............... GRAMPS ............... ALICE ................ HENDERSON ............ TONY KIRBY ........... BORIS KOLENKOV ....... GAY WELLINGTON ....... MR. KIRBY ............ MRS. KIRBY ........... THREE MEN ............ OLGA .....Julie Hans .....Sue Hetzel Edith Wightman . .. .Joel Fischer ... .Carl Finney . .Tom Litterski .....Larry Nass ....Lane Kuske .Connie Powers .Kevin Shannon ... Phil Robisch .... Steve Petty .... Mary Heine .....Russ Vogel . . Kelly Kalishek ____Brad Didion Bart Lia Lee Schiferl .......Lori Ley You Can’t Take It With You 31 The Great Director!! GIRLS’ CHORUS. (Above) ROW 1: M Lafferty. K. Rupprecht. S. Frentzel. L. Glab. M Miedl. D. Shannon. C. Yelk. L. Pmnow. L. Wolff. R. Schiferl. E. Schuld. ROW 2: C. Powers. L. Heitzler. K. Sie-denberg. D. Sommers. L. Arndt. C. Steinke. W. Brawders. C. Johnson. L. Heitzler. D. Patterson. D. Gentz. D. Lo-soya. ROW 3: M. Heller. C. Klein. V. Rademann. C. Landowski. D. Moehling. S. Krebs. P. Lueck. S. Meyer. D. Pad-field. L. Kreklow. B. Stewart. ROW 4: C. Monogue. L. Allert. S. Pick. T. Curry. J. Rader. S. Cheney. P. Lenz. L. Aumann. J. Jensen. K. Rogneby. J. Bentheimer. CONCERT CHORUS. (Below) ROW 1: J. Banker. R. Clark. S. Buchberger. M Thom. J. Reese. J. Schuld. A. Armstrong. J. Bauch. D. Ganser. B. Wegner. J. Hans. P. Moehling. J. Aumann. D. Petrick. D. Ganser. E. Wightman. P. Fischer. D. Grage. ROW 2: T. Wedl. J. Landowski. D. Hagen. K. Siegler. D. Brassfield. J. Jensen. C. Wilson. S. Gross. L Bresee. K. Fortin. J. Piek. D. Grahlman. S. Hetzel. K. Weaver. C. Al-stedt. K. Ellis. P. Phelps. ROW 3: R. Vogel. T. Dorn. J. Fischer. K. Shannon. T. Rockstroh. J. Sharlow. J. Vogel. T. Stauss. L. Kuske. S. Albrecht. D. Haas. T. Brunner. S. Petty. M. Danforth. T. Wedl. D. Padfield. L. Schiferl. S. Lehmann. 32 Choir Ellen Landowski accompanies the Girls' Chorus for all their performances. Only Mr. Jewett can produce a song out of such confusion. Choir Chosen To Sing At State Capitol On November 5, choirs from Jefferson, Kenosha Tremper and Middleton were chosen to sing at the Second Annual Governor's Proclamation Concert held at the state capitol in Madison. The purpose of the concert was to make the public aware of the distinct contribution which singing as an organized activity is making to the development of the young people in Wisconsin schools. Solo-ensemble contests were again held in March and May with individuals participating as well as the two choirs. At the April concert, an adult choral group from the community performed with the Concert Choir and the Girls' Glee Club sang with the Girls' Chorus. Choir 33 SWING CHOIR. (Right) ROW 1: R. Stauffer. C. Wilson. J. Bauch. T. Wedl. ROW 2: J. Fischer. L. Kuske. L. Bresee. M. Hoof. T. Wedl. K. Siegler. S. Hetzel, D. Hagen. ROW 3: R. Clark. J. Landowski. ROW 4: C. Miller. S. Lehmann. P. French. S. Petty. STAGE BAND. (Above) ROW 1: D. Beilke. S. Petty. K. Dunham. L. Strobusch. D. Grahlman. B. Hoffman. ROW 2: J. Lisiecki, B. Lia. J. Fischer. J. Jensen. D. Schable. ROW 3: Mr. Brice. M. Coonen. B. Smith. L. Kuske. R. Vogel. ROW 4: P. Robisch. T. Petitt. A. Smith. 34 Stage Band Swing Choir Stage Band gave their annual night club type of performance at the Music Parents’ Chili Supper. Music Groups Receive High Ratings Snappy rhythms, new lists of selections, and featured soloists, combined with unique musical ability and hours of practice, created superior performances by all the special music groups. Regular Tuesday night rehearsals contributed to the fine sound of Stage Band when they performed at the Chili Supper and Vocational Banquet. Swing Choir, under the direction of Mr. Jewett, received a high enough rating at the District Solo and Ensemble contest in Fort to advance to State, with their version of Bluesette and Follow Your Heart. Several Pep Band members got the chance to display their directing ability during the absence of Mr. Hartwig at one basketball game. The students eagerly stepped in and, with a little bit of luck, did a commendable job. PEP BAND. ROW 1: S. Ganser. M Hammes. L Wittwer. D. Hirshfeld. D. Brassfield, T. Shannon. D. Grahlman. J. Jung. C. Mode, C. Erie. ROW 2: D. Pineda, C. Amaya. D. DeFraties. D. Schable. A. Weber. S. Albrecht. S. Magritz, M Blodgett. T. Olsen, A. Smith, B. Neeb. S. Petty. D. Davis. ROW 3: B. Lia, J. Jensen. R. Frohmader. A. Pineda. K. Dunham, P. Lueck. D. Beilke. J. Fischer, T. Dorn. B. Smith. B. Meinel. S. Schiferl. ROW 4: J. Lynch, J. Lisiecki, D. Schmitz, J. Grunnewald. L. Kuske. Mr Hartwig, E. Landowski. Pep Band 35 36 SYMPHONIC BAND. (Top) ROW 1: K. Wedl. J. Meinel. M. Rapp. P. Phelps. L. Jacobson. C. Mode. C. Erie. ROW 2: S. Ganser. T. Haney. M. Hammes. K. Fortin. D. Springer. M. Walthers. A. Weber, P. Fischer. C. Verhalen. D. Hagen. T. Szwec. J. Hanson. J. Jung. ROW 3: T. Shannon. L. Wittwer. D. Hirshfield. L. Bresee. D. Brassfield. D. Schable. A. Pineda. K. Dunham. S. Vogel. M. Keller. D. Pineda. P. Robisch. P. Lueck. D. Hotter. G. Weilbacher. T. Litterski. R. Froh-mader, J. Griffin. B. Lia. ROW 4: L. Holston. S. Huss, S. Schroedl. L. Miles. M. Rogan. D. Calloway. G. Oson, D. Beilke. M Coonen. J. Fischer. B. Smith. T. Petitt. T. Dorn, B. Meinel. S. Schiferl. J. Radke. R. Vogel. B. Hoffman. S. Petty. A. Smith. S. Albrecht. B. Neeb, S. Magritz. STANDING: W. Haberman. D. Schmitz. J. Grunewald. L. Kuske. E. Landowski. Mr. Hartwig. CONCERT BAND. (Bottom) ROW 1: C. Hotter. D. Thompson. L. Jilek, D. Degrave, J. Aumann. J. Schuld, E. Kraus. T. Aumann. P. Miller, L. Myhre. P. Gaserude. ROW 2: B. Bei-derman. T. Wedl. W. Wolff. B. Froehlich. M. Brey. P. Streich. J. Beyer. S. King. T. Dudley. G. Hutson. J. Sharlow. S. Schilkey. J. Andrews. C. Pohlman. B. Vogel. J. Jensen. J. Rader. C. Vogel. J. Olsen. C. Powers. L. Lia. ROW 3: D. Renz. J. Krebs. D. Kottwits. A. Krammer. D. Barnes. C. Finney. M. Heine. L. Pinnow. S. Bayreuther. J. Phelps. R. Eisele. B. Falk. T. Gard. D. Bouchette. H. Thelen. P. Griffin. D. DeFraties, C. Amaya, J. Bristol. D. Davis. M. Blodgett. T. Olsen. T. Szwec. P. Lukas. R. Vogel. STANDING: B. Schroedl. J. Lynch. J. Hauser. J. Lisiecki. Mr. Brice. Band Bands Present A Bicentennial Program Due to the large number of students enrolled in the band department, Mr. Hartwig and Mr. Brice decided to change the usual procedure of combining all the members into one large group. The eighty-piece Symphonic Band and the slightly smaller Concert Band were designed to provide each instrumentalist a challenging part suited to his own ability. The bands gave their first performance of the year at the annual Christmas Vocal-Instrumental Concert. The program included Sleigh Ride, The Christmas Song, and a medley of carols entitled Christmas Festival. A bicentennial theme was expressed by the selected music of both the Junior and Senior High at the February Concert of Bands. One of the highlights of the evening was the performance of the 1812 Overture, complete with the ringing of bells and the firing of a cannon, which brought the capacity crowd to its feet. The program ended with the combined bands playing America the Beautiful. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Squads Perform Original Routines White gloves and new jazz steps gave the PomPom Squad a different look for several of the original routines they performed. These routines, which included a soft shoe version of Mississippi Mudd, were greatly enjoyed by football and basketball fans. Headchops, walkovers, and triple tosses were a few of the perfected stunts used by the flags and rifles. These squads, under the direction of captains Carol Erie and Terri Shannon, matched their routines to complement the Marching Band. POMPOM SQUAD. (Far Above) ROW 1: M Rogan, D. Hagen. T. Aumann. ROW 2: J. Aumann. D Hotter. J. Beyer, J. Hanson. FLAG AND RIFLE SQUADS. (Above) ROW 1: M Heine. S. Hetchler, A. Weber. T. Shannon. M Hammes. C. Powers, C Hotter. ROW 2: D. Degrave. M. Brey. E. Kraus, J. Schuld. P. Fischer. P. Streich. ROW 3: K. Wedl. P. Mueller. M Rapp, C. Erie. J. Jacobson. P. Phelps. J. Jung, J. Memel 38 Flag. Rifle PomPom Squads Forensics Paces Third In Tournament Leaving at 5:30 a.m. for the Badger Conference Forensics Tournament in Monroe and picking up students from Fort Atkinson didn't spoil the enthusiasm of the Jefferson Forensics team. The group tied for third place with Sun Prairie while Fort came away with the title. Each student spoke twice and was rated by two different judges on their interpretation, gestures, and eye contact. Laurie Arndt and Julie Hans participated in prose reading and received “A’s each time. Carl Finney also earned two A’s in the story-telling category. Hold the applause, please. FORENSICS. (Above) ROW 1: Mrs. Franke. P. Dixon. R. Reich. S. Meyer. ROW 2: D. Wedl. D. Bradley. D. Pineda. B. Teipner. D. Barnes. ROW 3: K. Shannon, C. Finney. R. Nodolf. B. Lia. DISTRICT WINNERS. (Right) Roxie Reich. Robbie Nodolf, Diane Pineda. Donna Bradley, Susan Meyer. Forensics 39 The ability to meet a challenge lies in the confidence to test one’s own skill. For in reaching his own personal goals, a participant establishes his own independence. 41 Four-Year Lettermen Receive J Blankets The main purpose of the Pep Club is creating new and different ways to boost school spirit. They always managed to come up with a humorous skit for pep assemblies and spent hours after school painting signs. Mary Noble held the position of Chairman. The advisor was Mrs. Bretl. The Boys' J Club decided to use the profits from their candy sales to honor several of their own members. They bought blankets for any 4-year letter winner in any sport. The recipients were: Lee Schiferl, Paul Olson, and Tom Stauss. Sponsoring a WOKY Basketball game was the biggest money-maker for the Girls' J Club. Presidents for the J Clubs were Diane Petrick and Tim Brunner. Miss Wilson and Mr. Leipold served as advisors. The boys' J Club holds a monopoly on selling candy at home sports events. 42 Pep Club PEP CLUB. (Far Left) ROW 1: Mrs. Bretl. M. Noble. ROW 2 L. Miles. P Hoefs. J. Stelmaszewski. T. Wedl. L. Fran-kiewicz. D. Hebbe. C. Vogel. D Wedl. ROW 3: K Rogneby. T. Dudley. M. Connelly. T. Szwec. H. Gomez. A. Monogue. C. Klein. J. Rader. S. Cheney. W. Eikland. ROW 4: C. Wutke. R. Schiferl. A Aranda. D. Ganser. K. Douglas. S. Hunt. R Schiferl. T. Aumann. M Thom. M Meidl. ROW 5: G. Pernat. S. Grossman. J. Reese. T. Curry. M Rapp. J. Hanson TOP K. Kalishek. W. Brawders. B. Wegner. S. Harris. K. Fortin. C. Wilson. J. Bauch. M Rogan. GIRLS’ J CLUB. (Top) ROW 1 S. Hunt. M Thom. C Erie. D Petrick. D. Hotter. D Patterson. K Rogneby. R Borck. J. Schuld. ROW 2: S. Krebs. K. Douglas. K Fortin. K. Dunham. D Bradley. D. Renz. S. Schroedl. ROW 3: K. Siegler. S. Schiferl. J. Rader. D. Pineda. S. Hetzel. C. Klein. A. Monogue. J. Reese. M. Rapp. D. Grahlman. Miss Wilson. BOYS’ J CLUB. (Bottom) ROW 1: R Eisele. K Belstner. P French. T. Stauss. M. Stoppenbach. B. Hoffman. K. Hoffman. M. Schweiger. B. Diestelmann. P. Bare. ROW 2: L. Schiferl. M Nevms. P. J. Olson. J. Grunnert. M. Schenkat. B Didion. T. Brunner. D. Didion. D. Emerick. K Wenzel. J. Fischer. E. Krebs. T. Stauss. B. Buske. Pep Club member Kim Fortin helped fill the halls with colorful posters. J Clubs 43 0 Small Team Puts Forth Great Effort Cross country, the fall sport which sometimes seems to take a back seat to football, requires much strength and stamina. The young men who made up the team dedicated many mornings and afternoons conditioning and practicing for this strenuous sport. Although there were only enough runners to form a varsity team, the boys went all out to do their job in representing Jefferson. Sophomore Steve Shilkey was again named Most Valuable Performer. He also was voted co-captain, along with graduating Senior Jim Gruennert. The team was a relatively young one with four of the five lettermen returning next year. Among them were Brian Schroedl, who was chosen for Best Daily Effort, and Steve King, Most Improved Runner. Co-captain Jim Gruennert is light on his feet. 44 Cross Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. ROW 1 Mark Shil-key. Steve King, Brian Schroedl, Steve Shilkey. Joe Vogel. ROW 2: Dan Arndt. Tim Dorn. Tom Richards. Jim Gruennert, Coach Harry Pening ton. Dan Arndt and Brian Schroedl display two distinctly different running styles. Cross Country 45 Eagles Tie For Championship Again For the second year in a row, the Eagles captured a share of the Conference title. Monona Grove, Sun Prairie, Stoughton, and the Eagles all ended the season with a 5-2 record. The team's overall record of 7-2 earned them a tenth position in the state ratings. Tom Stauss was again chosen the Most Valuable Player by the team and the Player of the Year in the Badger Conference. While leading the conference in scoring for the past two years, he established an all-time career scoring record. He was named to the All-State first team as a running back by the AP and UPI. The WNA (Wisconsin Newspapers Association) also chose Stauss to its first team. Wayne Haberman, tackle, was named on the All-State third team by UPI and the All-State second team by WNA. Haberman was chosen Best Tackle on the Eagle squad and Tim Bare the Best Blocker. Tom Wedl and Stauss were elected cocaptains by their teammates, and Coach Knoblauch was awarded Coach of the Year in the Badger Conference. Co-captains Stauss and Wedl lift Coach of the Year Knoblauch to their shoulders after clinching the championship. VARSITY FOOTBALL. ROW 1: J. Grunewald, T. Bare, B. Diestle- Weber. M Sayre. K. Belstner, R Eisele. J Adsit, C. Splittgerber. mann. T. Stauss. T. Wedl. T. Stauss. T. Brunner, W. Haberman. T. ROW 4: Head Coach Knoblauch. Coach Jones, Coach Smith. J. Schloesser. M. Schicker. ROW 2: M. Stevens. D. Didion, T. Lynch. Adsit. J Hauser. D. Emerick, B. Mercer. J. Boos. B. Meinel. C. E. Krebs. P. Bare. J. Radtke. J. Fischer, P. French, M. Schenkat. Miller P. Olson. ROW 3: B. Buske. B. Didion, M. Werner. D. Padfield. T. r 46 Football Tim Brunner — All-Conference End JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 22 Whitewater 18 13 Columbus 9 27 Monroe 0 0 Monona Grove 20 19 Sun Prairie 6 19 Edgerton 6 12 Fort Atkinson 20 16 Stoughton 14 26 Middleton 20 Tom Stauss demonstrates how he monopolized the football awards. ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: Tim Brunner, Wayne Haberman, Tom Stauss. HONORABLE MENTION: Tim Bare. Dan Emerick. Tom Schloesser. Tim Stauss. Mike Stevens. Tom Wedl. JV FOOTBALL. ROW 1: J. Beilke. Coach Schulz. Coach Kemper. Coach Schar-fenberg. R. Bambridge. S. Zehms. ROW 2: S. Nelson. J. Anfang. B. Boos. D. Mercer. J. Fischer. M Werner. J. Hauser. ROW 3: P. Lukas. L. Walker. D. Garcia. M. Sayre. D. Padfield. J. Boos. ROW 4: J. Adsit. T. Weber. B. Mueller. B Memel. E. Krebs. T. Lynch. J. Adsit. Football 47 Debbie Hotter — Most Valuable Player Diane Springer shows how to “Sock it to 'em VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. (Above) ROW 1: R. Borck. D. Losoya. D Petrick. J. Angle. S. Krebs. ROW 2: P. Kramer. S. Frohmader. C. Erie. K. Dunham. K. Fortin. B. Wegner. S. Hunt. On Top: Coach Delany. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. (Far Right) ROW 1: D. Pineda. J. Pineda. L. Schroedl. J. Hayes. B. Teipner. ROW 2: Coach Durley. A. Hernandez. S. Cheney. P. Johnson. L. Endl. J. Meng. K. Heitz. ROW 3: A Kramer. S. Schroedl. D Gentz. S. Frenzel. D. Doyle. TENNIS. (Right) ROW 1: J. Hauser. R. Brun-ett. B. Christians. D. Hans. E Amaya. M Hammes. ROW 2: C. Hotter. D. Hotter. K. Siegler. D. Springer. G. Groskoff. D. Bradley. Coach Wilson. 48 Girls' Tennis Anne Hernandez thanks Mr. Durley for all the help he gave the JV team. Enthusiasm Grows In Girls’ Sports The growth of enthusiasm and participation in girls’ sports was evident this year by the number of girls interested in volleyball. Although this was only the second year in which this sport was offered, there were enough members to compete not only on a varsity but also on a junior varsity team. Miss Delany coached the major squad, assisted by Diane Petrick, captain, and Carol Erie, Most Valuable Player again this year. Although the team's overall record was not a winning one, improvement over last year was decisive in this still fairly new sport. Student teacher Mr. Durley lent a helping hand by keeping the JVs in tow. The tennis team showed promise for the future with its better players being underclassmen. Juniors Kathy Siegler and Debbie Hotter, who was elected Most Valuable Player, led the team with the most wins. Girls' Volleyball 49 Wrestlers Raise Funds By Selling Stationery Remember buying some mod stationary that cost three dollars a box? The wrestlers embarked upon this project in hopes of buying an automatic mat-lifter or a mercury spotlight in the near future. Considering the Eagle matmen were in a rebuilding season, the squad did a very commendable job. They finished the year with a 7-6 overall record and a 2-5 in conference matches. Six wrestlers went to the regionals and Lee Schiferl and Bob Buske advanced to the sectional meet. The Dan McGinnis award, the highest honor achievable, was earned by Lee Schiferl. To be eligible to receive it, one must have wrestled three years while winning a major letter two of those years. Leading the team with fifteen pins, Jeff Prust took the Most Valuable Player award. Buske and Schiferl were voted cocaptains. Co-captain Bob Buske advanced to sectionals. 50 Wrestling JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 18 Watertown 39 37 Fort Atkinson 12 45 Beloit Turner 10 29 Clinton 22 23 Cambridge 22 Sun Praire 44 33 Elkhorn 27 13 Stoughton 49 17 Edgerton 42 34 Middleton 27 16 Monroe 48 43 Williams Bay 12 26 Monona Grove 29 3rd Waterford Invitational 3rd Jefferson Invitational 7th Conference Tournament Good wrestlers keep their feet firmly planted Lee Schiferl — Dan McGinnis Wrestling Award on the mat. right. Rick? VARSITY WRESTLING. (Right) ROW 1: C. Splittgerber, J. Pelikan, J. Prust, M. Schopen. R. Vogel, M. Schiferl. J. McDermott, R. Borck. ROW 2: Coach Quale. Coach Lat-teral. D. Yahn, L. Walker, L. Schiferl, B. Buske, B. Didion, P. Ludemann, Coach Adams. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING. (Above) ROW 1: J. McDermott, J. Reuth, M. Schiferl, D. Yahn, D. Schiferl. C. Splittgerber. ROW 2: Coach Adams. D. Olsen, W. Tennyson. E. Krebs, D. Koch. D. Lange, Coach Latteral. Wrestling 51 Girls’ Winter Sports Gain In Popularity Lack of experience and height plagued the girls' basketball teams as Varsity ended the season with a record of 3 wins and 13 losses, while the JV finished with a 1-12 record. Despite these shortcomings, the girls, coached by Mary Delany and aided by Kathleen Groskopf, greatly improved as the season progressed. Diane Petrick was voted the most valuable player by her teammates and Connie Powers was chosen as captain. The gymnastics team, coached by Vicki Van Galder and assisted by Bonnie Knoblauch, had a fantastic season. They placed fifth at the conference meet which they hosted, and received ninth place at the regionals. Angie Monogue placed fourth on the beam at regionals and went on to the sectionals meet at Elkhorn. Kim Fortin, performing on the team, horse, and bars, won the team's MVP award. Wendy Schroedl was voted most improved. A no-handed forward roll was one superior move in Angie Monogue’s optional beam routine. GYMNASTICS. ROW 1: S. Newton, W. Schroedl, D. Grage, D. Patterson, A. Endl, B. Hagen. ROW 2: J. Hauser, D. Ley, L. Jung. B. Christians. M. Thom. R. Brunette, K. Rogneby. A Monogue. J. Schuld. D. Hotter. ROW 3: Manager L. Endl. Manager J. Schuld. K. Heitz, L. Rademan, K. Fortin. D. Grahlman, Manager P. Johnson, Coach Van Galder. 52 Gymnastics Kim Rogneby shows the traits of a good gymnast — strength and determination. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL. ROW 1: L. Kreklow. C. Erie. P. Lenz. D. Petrick. C. Powers. ROW 2: S. Frentzel. P. Kramer. J. Meng. R. Borck, D. Pineda. SEATED: Coach Delany. GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL. ROW 1: S. Cheney. J. Pineda. A. Hernandez, D. Losoya. K. Douglas. M. Miller. S. Bayr-euther. ROW 2: Coach Groskopf. D. Doyle. S. Frohmader. G. Groskopf. M. Haas. M. Rapp. J. Hanson. C. Hotter. T. Szwec. Manager T. Groskopf. Coach Delany. Diane Petrick—Basketball's MVP Girl's Basketball 53 Tom Wedl Wins Badger Scoring Title A great team effort helped lead the Eagle basketball squad to a remarkable season. The starting lineup of Paul J. Olson, Tom Schloesser, Tim Stauss, Tom Stauss, and Tom Wedl played well together and were backed up by a strong reserve bench. We were fortunate to have the best guards in the Badger Conference, Wedl and Stauss. Wedl was the conference scoring champion with a total of 382 points and had a field goal shooting percentage of 48 and a free throw percentage of 72. He was elected Most Valuable Player and was named to the All-Conference First Team. Stauss was named to the Second Team and Olson, a forward, received Honorable Mention. Coached by Ken Leipold and assisted by Coach Trinrude, they finished with an 8-6 conference record, a 10-9 overall record, and placed third in the conference. In the sub-regional tournament, the team lost by a score of 71-63 to St. Francis, the eventual winners of the Class B State Championship. Tom Wedl — Badger Conference Scoring Champ 54 Basketball Paul J. Olson — Honorable Mention JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 66 Lake Mills 54 62 Occonomowoc 59 61 Middleton 50 80 Monroe 41 58 Whitewater 60 50 Fort Atkinson 61 61 Sun Praire 70 72 Monona Grove 69 79 Stoughton 63 73 Edgerton 55 79 Middleton 65 56 Milton 82 72 Monroe 52 59 Fort Atkinson 68 77 Sun Praire 88 49 Monona Grove 59 49 Stoughton 88 86 Edgerton 45 Co-captains Stauss and Wedl won allconference berths. VARSITY BASKETBALL. ROW 1: T. Wedl, C. Miller. E. Hotter. T. Stauss. ROW 2: P. Wedl. B. Hoffman. Coach Leipold. Coach Trinrude. T. Stauss. J. Gruennert. ROW 3: P. Olson. M. Schen-kat, T. Schloesser. P. Robisch. D. Di-dion, J. Fischer. JV BASKETBALL. ROW 1: J. Lehman. S. Shilkey. D. DeFraties, J. Sharlow. M. Shilkey. ROW 2: Coach Meekma. R. Vogel. D. Padfield. D. Piek. W. Wolff. M. Sayre. B. Mueller. M. Hoof. Basketball 55 Sophomore Alice Marez Wins MVP In Girls' Track Coach Dahnke stated it was more fun coaching because the whole team was “willing to sacrifice.” All of their hard work paid off. The girls finished fifth in the conference while the boys placed seventh. Debbie Hotter advanced to sectionals as she set a conference record in the 220 dash. The mile relay team of Cindy Hotter, Mary Klein, Alice Marez, and Mary Endl, and Marez in the mile run, also participated. Brian Hoffman represented the boys in the 180 low hurdles. The nucleus of both teams lay in the underclassmen, as they are losing only three seniors. Hoffman, a junior, and Marez, a sophomore, were named the Most Valuable Members. Robin Schiferl was voted Most Improved on the girls' squad. 56 Boys' Track Alice Marez — MVP Girls’ Track John Radtke’s practice and perserverance pay off in powerful performances GIRLS’ TRACK. (Above) ROW 1: L. Coonen. L. Lukas. J. Meng. S. Fortmann. M. Klein. A. Pineda. S. Schiferl. L. Grove. R. Schiferl. T. Rademann. S. Pearson. A. Marez. M. Endl. ROW 2: L. Rader. B. Rupprecht. S. Gruennert. T. Aumann. L. Lia, L. Kreklow. P. Moehling. L. Miles. T. Gilke. D. Losoya. ROW 3: D. Doyle. J. Schuld. M. Thom. K. Douglas. J. Hanson. J. Krebs .L. Beck. D. Wegner. M. Schwartz. C. Hotter. S. Link. ROW 4: D. Hotter. A. Armstrong. P. Gaserude. S. Krebs. J. Rader. L. Allert. K. Fortin. J. Hrobsky. D. Gleiner. ROW 5: Coach Houdek, Coaches J. and H. Fortin. BOYS’ TRACK. (Far Left) ROW 1: Coach Dahnke. D. Lange. D. Schiferl. J. Vogel. G. Kinatader. S. Rogneby. ROW 2: S. Shilkey. R. McDonald. S. Schweitzer. ROW 3: T. Pelzman. S. King. J. Radtke. R. Eisele. K. Wenzel. E. Krebs. B. Mercer. B. Hoffman. ROW 4: Coach Knoblauch. K. Petnck. M. Shilkey. T. Rueth. D. Belstner. T. Weber. D. Arndt. J. Anfang. B. Beyer. R. Frohmader. M. Werner. Girls' Track 57 Golf Team Advances To State Tournament For the first time in the history of the golf team the group advanced to the state tournament. Representing the Eagles were co-captain and MVP Mark Nevins and co-captain Mark Schicker. The young team had only one senior, Tom Wedl, and did an outstanding job, finishing the season with a tie for second place in the conference. The tennis team didn’t fare quite as well. Losing two matches by one point dropped them from a possible third place finish to a sixth. The top doubles team of Dow and Brad Didion advanced to subsectionals. Brad was voted their captain and Dow was the most valuable player. Pat Bare was the first ranked singles player. Paul J. Olson provided the backbone for the squad as he earned a major letter each of the four years he participated. Dow Didion — MVP Tennis 58 Tennis Julie Bauch desegregated the golf team. GOLF. (Top Left) ROW 1: M. Schicker. R. Giles. P Robisch. T. Wedl. M. Nevins. P. Wedl. ROW 2: L. Nass. J. Burow. G. Dooge. S. Streich. B. Buske. R. Nodolf. B. Doyle. ROW 3: Coach Rogers. S. Rogan. D. Dooge. J. Bauch, J. Fischer. T. Memel. VARSITY TENNIS (Middle Left) STANDING: S. Shannon. P. Olson. P. Bare. D. Didion. Coach Dahle. B. Didion. M. Schweiger. D. Lenz. SEATED: B. Pennewell. JV TENNIS. (Bottom Left) ROW 1: B. Pennewell. C. Amaya. A. Brawders. B. Russell. G. Wedl. P. Bluege. P. Wilke. ROW 2: M. Schenk. M Schiferl. J. Allen. J. Sharlow. D. Bohnsack. Coach Dahle. Mark Schicker — Golf Co-Captain 60 VARSITY BASEBALL. ROW 1: T. Cheney. J. Hauser. N. Zehms. B. Diestelmann. J. Hernandez. Tim Stauss, M. Stoppenbach, Tom Stauss. K. Hoffman. D. Bayreuther. ROW 2: J. Clark, J. Gruennert. B. Meinel. J. Schoenherr. J. Fischer. P. Vogel. D. Olsen, M. Schenkat. R. Cooper. E. Hotter. K. Belstner, Coach Smith. J. Stoppenbach. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL. ROW 1: Coach Zweifel. D. DeFraties, J. Boos. D. Schauss. J. Ganser. L Mol-denhauer. M. Shuda. Coach Amundson. ROW 2: B. Aumann, J. Lehman. F. Fields. M. Sayre. B. Boos. K. Shannon. ROW 3: B. Vogel, G. Bleeker. D. Stauss. W. Wolff. R. Vogel. S. Zehms. Baseball According to Mr. Zweifel, Tom Stauss was chosen as MVP and Most Valuable Player — and even Captain! Stauss Brothers Capture Baseball Awards Any Jeffersonian would agree that spirit, drive, and ability are standard traits among residents of our area. But when 38 enthusiastic, young men refined their talents under the direction of Coaches Smith, Zweifel and Amundson and Managers Tom Cheney, Danny Bayreuther and John Clark, superior baseball players emerged. The Eagles had a conference record of 2-5, but the mighty Eagles came back to defeat Lake Mills for the Regional Championship. They advanced to sectional tournaments against Madison West and to their dismay, lost to them, 0-4. Juniors Russ Cooper and John Hernandez and senior Tom Stauss made up the pitching staff. Junior Tim Stauss led in the hitting area. Tom was chosen All-Conference Outfielder and Tim was given Special Mention. JEFFERSON OPPONENTS 12 Lake Geneva 2 J 4 Hartford 2 7 Johnson Creek 8 0 Monroe 5 3 Monona Grove 2 1 Sun Praire 0 2 Watertown 3 1 Edgerton 6 5 Lake Mills 3 8 Fort Atkinson 7 Beaver Dam 3 7 Stoughton 4 7 Middleton 1 1 Palmyra 18 6 •Cambridge 9 9 •Whitewater 13 2 •Lake Mills 7 0 •Madison West 4 (•denotes tournaments) Mike Stoppenbach completely covers third base. Baseball 61 CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: J. Reese. A. Monogue. ROW 2: L. Schuld. ROW 3: L. Miles. T. Wedl. ROW 4: V. Rademann. S. Strohbusch. K. Fortin. C. Wilson. J. Bauch. K. Rogneby. J. Hetzel. L. Reidl. D. Hotter. R. Clark. M. Thom. S. Hunt. 62 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Get The PomPom Look Snappy new pompom steps, pep assemblies, and painted signs were created and used by the cheerleaders to boost school spirit. Although the girls were sometimes a little disappointed by student response, they continued to back the Eagles. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders started a tradition by creating and performing their own pompom routine to The Horse. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING VARSITY JV Rita Clark Julie Bauch Debbie Hotter Sandy Hunt Kim Fortin Angie Monogue Denise Padfield Jolene Hans Kim Rogneby Vicki Rademann Sue Hetzel Joann Reese Linda Miles Tammie Wedl Chris Wilson Jody Schuld Linda Strohbusch Marla Thom Linda Reidl CHRIS WILSON — Varsity Basketball Captain JULIE BAUCH — Varsity Football Captain LINDA REIDL — Wrestling Captain Cheerleaders 63 PEOPLE I Association with people — | a vital part of the growth of a nation. A spirit of goodwill and friendship towards others keeps our country strong. DR. JOHN C. PEARSON — Superintendent of Schools Board Approves New Building Program School year 1975-76 provided many changes and the promise of more in the future for the students, teachers, administrators, and school board. The first of these changes came about with the retirement of Superintendent Richard Marshall, and the hiring of his replacement, Dr. John C. Pearson. Dr. Pearson and the school board were faced with a variety of problems and decisions, the greatest of which was the approval of a three million dollar building program. The work on the new high school addition began immediately and the building is scheduled to be used for classes in August. When this addition is completed, the Sullivan Elementary school will be enlarged so that it will accommodate all K-6 students in the Rome-Sullivan area. The need for more room at the high school rose sharply with the decision to include the freshman class. For the first time in fourteen years, Jefferson Senior High will be a four-year high school. SCHOOL BOARD. ROW 1: Dr. John Phelps. Doug Johnson, Lee Didion. John Hickey. ROW 2; Dr. Pearson. Lloyd Buske. James Kuehn, Gerard Rogan, Harold Bockman, John Danforth. Not pictured: John Bauch. 66 School Board Administration Secretaries 67 TOM ADAMS — English DAVID AMUNDSON — Science CAROLYN BEHRENS — Home Economics WILLIAM BRANDEL — Social Studies MARCIA BRETL — Home Economics 68 Faculty MARK BRICE — Instrumental Music MARGE CORBETT — English JON DAHLE — Social Studies RON DUNHAM — Industrial Arts DONNA ESSOCK — Business Education ROBERT FLEGL — English German JAMES FOLLENSBEE — Science JAMES FORTIN — Driver Education MARILEE FRANKE — English WAYNE HARTWIG — Instrumental Music 70 Faculty DONALD HOFFMAN — Mathematics DEANE JEWETT — Vocal Music JAMES KOEPKE — Industrial Arts WAYNE KROLL — Social Studies WILBUR LARSON — Agriculture Faculty 71 72 Faculty TIM MEEKMA — Business Education RUTH MODE — Art WILLIAM NODOLF — Mathematics LARRY PENNEWELL — Physical Education tion ANNA MARIE PFAU — Guidance Faculty 73 74 DUANE QUALE — Driver Education DENNIS STOLTENBERG — English EVELYN WIDMANN — Spanish MARGARET WILSON — Physical Education MONTIE YAEGER — Industrial Arts ROBERT ZWEIFEL — Science Not only is there an art in knowing a thing. But also a certain art in teaching it. CICERO Faculty cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . cooks . . . custodians . . . COOKS AND CUSTODIANS. (Upper Right) Pat Rupprecht. Mildred Mutchler. Angie Vande Zande. Jane Kreklow. Betty Eisele. Kay Kinateder. (Left) Elmer Diestelmann. Harvey Mutchler. Ray Klauer. Bill DeFraties. (Above) Helen Lehman. Eugene O'Neil. Cooks Custodians 75 sophomores . . . sophomores . . . We may have been the novices of the school, but our enthusiasm and participation in various activities made up for that. Our first big undertaking was building a Homecoming float. With the theme “We've Got the Jaws That'll Turn the Tide , we spent countless hours planning and working. Football was our most successful sport as many sophomore boys contributed to the winning season of the JV team. Women's Lib was very apparent when the girls contributed hustle to all of the girls' sports teams. Although we had to take the areas left over from the juniors and seniors to eat our lunches and got last choice of other things (unless we wanted to be put on their blacklist), we have many happy memories of our first year in senior high school. Our class of 1978 has the distinct honor of being the last class to begin high school at the sophomore level. Beginning in September, Jefferson will once again have a four-year high school. Sophomore Homecoming Representatives — Jane Griffin and Jim Beilke 76 Sophomores U1 .. . sophomores . . . sophomores . . sophomores sophomor es sophomc Linda Allert Carlos Amaya Judy Andrews Jim Anfang Joni Angle Colleen Arndt Faith Astell Wayne Atchley Teresa Aumann Richard Bainbridge Dawn Barnes Kevin Bayorgeon Sue Bayreuther Jim Beilke Brad Beyer Julie Beyer Bev Blair Miles Blodgett Cindy Boos Jeff Boos Sophomores 77 phomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores . . 78 ophomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores . sophomores . . . Bob Boos Rose Borck Wayne Bornick Dan Bouchette Joan Bouchette Jon Bound Lori Bresee Mary Brey Jerry Bristol Jon Brown Sue Buchberger Dan Calloway Sylvia Cheney Tammy Cholewmski Steve Coleman Darrell Davis Dean DeFraties Diane DeGrave Kathy Dixon Patty Dixon Tim Dorn Jamie Ebel Wendy Eikland Joel Fischer Peggy Fischer Sally Frentzel Delores Fries Barb Froelich Dave Garcia Denise Gentz Randy Giles Becky Glab Chuck Gottschalk Donna Grage Richard Grage Jane Griffin Theresa Griffin Jim Grunewald Jeff Haberman Roxanne Hackl Sophomores 79 ; sophomores sophomores sophomores . . . sophomores sophon Julie Hanson Judy Hayes Doreen Hebbe Jon Hotter William Hotfman Mark Hoot Linda Hoppe Cindy Hotter Jane Hrobsky Sharon Huss Joyce Johnson Steve King Mary Klein Greg Koehler Debbie Koser Denise Kottwitz Ardys Kramer Elise Kraus Karen Krauss Jean Krebs Linda Kreklow Bev Krueger Unette Lemke Debbie Ley Lori Ley Lori Lia Jett Lipperer Andy Litterski Dora Losoya Paul Lukas Alice Marez Rose Marinez Monica Meidl Joanne Meinel Denise Mepham Dave Mercer Sue Meyer Linda Miles Sophomores 8 phomores . . . sophomores .. . sophomores .. . sophomores .. . sophomores Edie Wightman sets the table for cornflakes and watermelon in the school play. 82 Sophomores sophomores .. . sophomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores sophomores o s Joyce Miller Pam Moehlmg Pat Moretti Bill Mueller Mike Multhauf Linda Myhre Larry Nass Don Nelson Sally Nelson Sally Nevins Dain Padfield Debbie Patterson Jerry Pellman Arnie Perschke Sherry Pick Don Piek Lana Pmnow Sandy Pleester Carol Pohlman Mary Rapp Sue Rechlin Denise Renz Tom Revolmski Tom Rockstroh Mary Rogan Kim Rogneby Tim Rueth Lynette Runge David Sachse Mike Sayre Mark Schiferl Peter Schmucki Dan Schoenherr Mark Schopen Brian Schroedl Dan Schroedl Mike Schroedl Eileen Schuld Jody Schuld Bob Schultz Sophomores phomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores . . . sophomores Beakers and bottles — before they were blown up by the mad scientist. Mr. Amundson. 84 Sophomores sophomores . . sophomores sophomores Dawn Shannon Kevin Shannon Scott Shannon Jeff Sharlow Mark Shilkey Julie Skrobak Andy Smith Leonard Smith Stephanie Smith Diane Springer Julie Stemke Peggy Stevens Patti Streich Nancy Sutherland Barb Teipner Herb Thelen Marla Thom Cindi Tomczak Terry Tomczak Karen Vandre Charlene Verhalen Barb Vogel Dave Vogel Russ Vogel Lynn Walker Tim Weber Debbie Wedl Dawn White Tom White Marge Wieder Edie Wightman Wayne Wolff Teresa Wollet Chuck Wright Chris Yelk Shay Zehms Jeff Zwieg Sophomores 85 juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors In the Middle!! That is what the junior class is considered to be in JSHS. With the jokes, participation, and nonsense, we make up for what the seniors and sophomores lack. Several members of the class starred in the all school play, You Can’t Take It With You. Carl Finney stole the show with his discus-throwing costume. In April the history classes traveled to Janesville to see the movie, All the Presidents Men. On the way home, we stopped at McDonalds to add another billion to their sales. April in Paris was the BIGGIE! It was the theme for the Junior Prom held in April. We spent many late hours working diligently, painting and constructin the sights for that one special event. Though we really aren't at the top or bottom, we try, even though we’re only in the middle. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Brian Hoffman. Vice President Diane Hans. Secretary Mark Schweiger. 86 Juniors . . juniors . . . junior s . . . juniors Jim Adsit John Adsit Carma Ahlstedt Jerry Alviar Tom Anfang Ann Aranda Arthur Aranda Anne Armstrong Lynn Aumann Pat Bare Lori Baumgard Lilian Beck Dennis Beilke Lew Beilke Steve Beilke Ken Belstner Bev Biederman Jim Bound Diane Brassfield Wendy Brawders Gabriella Brechler Mike Brock Juniors 87 niors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors inninrs inninrc 88 Juniors niors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . juniors junk Dave Brueckner Kim Buchert Mike Burnett Rita Clark Matt Coonen Gary Cooper Russ Cooper Theresa Curry Brian Dempsey Dow Didion Bill Diestelmann Gregg Dooge Donna Dorn Tim Dorn Karen Douglas Jeff Dremler Tom Dudley Kathy Dunham Jody Ebel Steve Ebel Rick Eisele Rodney Eisentraut Kim Ellis Dan Emerick Chuck English Chris Falk Carl Finney Jim Fischer Kim Fortin Lon Frankiewicz Sue Froelich Rick Fromader Dan Ganser Debby Ganser Denise Ganser Larry Gard Terry Gard Patti Gaserude Hilda Gomez Debra Grahlman Sandy Grossman Lynette Grove Lori Haag Duane Hachtel Diane Hagen Bob Hain Mary Hale Terri Haney Diane Hans Jolene Hans Julie Hans Juniors 89 nors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors juniors Jack Hauser Mary Heine Mary Heller Ed Hernandez John Hernandez Sue Hetchler Sue Hetzel Debbie Hirschfeld Patti Hoefs Anne Hoffman Brian Hoffman Debra Holman Debbie Hotter Ed Hotter Joanne Hrobsky Sandy Hunt Gayle Hutson Laurie Jacobson Jean Jensen Jean Jung Delilah Kakuschky Kelly Kalishek Jerry King Connie Klein Perry Krahn Scott Kramer Diane Kraus Ed Krebs Sandy Krebs Mark Krummen Lane Kuske Sue Laatsch Peter Laksberg Ellen Landowski Jane Landowski Dick Lenz Rose Leschinsky Brian Ley Joe Lisiecki Pat Ludemann John Lynch Tom Lynch Steve Magritz Don Manke Brad Meinel Tim Meske Karen Meudt Linda Meyer Charles Miller Jolynn Miller Patty Miller Juniors 91 juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors Cathy Mode Angie Monogue Randy Mueller Bruce Neeb Mark Nevins Robert Nodolf David Olsen Jenni Olsen Tim Olsen Gene Olson Denise Padfield Maria Paschkowski Gail Pernat Tom Petitt Steve Petty Jim Phelps Diana Pineda Tari Pleester Diane Probst Jeff Prust Vicki Rademann Janet Rader John Radtke Jeff Rammelt Joann Reese Rick Reich Randy Renz Tom Richards Paul Riedl Phil Robisch Jim Rueth Kathy Rupprecht Steve Salgado Mark Schicker Rita Schiferl Robin Schiferl Shelley Schiferl John Schoenherr Don Schroeder Jeff Schroedl Sharon Schroedl Steve Schroedl Rita Schuld Marianne Schwartz Mark Schweiger Karen Siedenberg Kathy Siegler Tracy Smith Debbie Sommers Chuck Splittgerber Tim Stauss Juniors 93 niors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . , juniors . . . juniors . . . juniors . . Theresa Wojtkow When Theresa was in grade school and doctors found that she had an incurable disease. Although she had improved much since then, she became worse during her junior year and passed away on March 2. SOLITUDE Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone. For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth. But has trouble enough of its own. Sing, and the hills will answer; Sigh, it is lost in the air. The echoes bound to a joyful sound. But shrink from voicing care. Rejoice, and the men will seek you; Grieve, and they turn and go. They want full measure of all your pleasure. But they do not need your woe. Be glad, and your friends are many; Be sad. and you lose them all. There are none to decline your nectared wine. But alone you must drink life's gall. Feast, and your halls are crowed; Fast, and the world goes by. Succeed and give, and it helps you live. But no man can help you die. There is room in the halls of pleasure For a long and lordy train. But one by one we must all file on Through the narrow aisles of pain. Ella Wheeler Wilcox 94 Juniors Pat Wedl needs no introduction! Angie Monogue is Badger Girl alternate for Cathy Mode juniors JUI June Stelmaszewski Mike Stevens Betsy Stewart Bob Strasburg Steve Streich Sue Streich Linda Strohbusch Terri Szwec Brian Taylor Wesley Tennyson Dean Thom John Thompson Garry Thorman Jerilyn Thorman Cheryl Vogel Helen Vogel Paul Vogel Tom Vogel Tina Wagner Mike Walters Jill Walther Kathy Weaver Kathy Wedl Pat Wedl Tammie Wedl Cindy Wegner Kevin Wenzel Andy Wetherell Carl Wieder Laurie Wittwer Steve Wolf Judy Wurtzler Cheryl Wutke Dave Yahn Juniors 95 APRIL IN PARIS Pouring rain on a cold and windy April 24 did not dampen the spirits of the couples who attended an April in Paris. The junior class successfully converted the school halls into lively and picturesque Parisian settings, complete with Eiffel Tower, Arch of Triumph, and a sidewalk cafe. Classmates selected Tammie Wedl and Jim Fischer to reign over the 1976 Junior Prom. Melissa Monogue and Donny Vogel served as their crownbearers. After the couples spent an evening in Paris dancing to the music of Armidillo, most of them attend the Post Prom held at Meadow Springs. 96 Prom Shelley Schiferl stifles a giggle while spying on her brother! PROM COURT: King Jim Fischer. Queen Tammie Wedl. Brian Hoffman. Angie Monogue. Lane Kuske. Linda Strohbusch. Crown Bearers: Donny Vogel and Melissa Monogue. The Arch served as the gateway to an evening in Paris. Prom 97 Devoting ourselves towards a specific goal is a driving force in us all. The realization of that goal brings with it the final achievement. 99 Awards ... Scholarships AWARD WINNERS. ROW 1: D. Springer. J. Landowski. C. Pelikan, L. Jacobson, J. Piek. M. Hammes. ROW 2: C. Mode, C. Koehler. M. Connelly, S. Schroedl, D. Wedl. ROW 3: R. Giles. J. Brown, J. Streich. G. Dooge. R. Nodolf. T. Wedl. Scott Albrecht (Right) receives special recognition from Mr. Wilson for 12 years of perfect attendance, and Dr. Pearson (Above) presents the Average Student Award to Mary Connelly. 100 Awards SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS. ROW 1: C. Vogel. D. Schable, Ann Weber. M. Hammes. D. Bradley. C. Erie. T. Shannon. L. Kachel. ROW 2: M. Keller, I. Miller. R. Hale. J. Schloesser. L. Riedl. B. Wegner. J. Piek. S. Ganser, S. Hamann. ROW 3: M. Schenkat, T. Pelzman. W. Haberman. T. Stauss. M. Stoppenbach. T. Wedl, P. Olson. Mr. Stoltenberg (Left) congratulates Diane Petrick with a double hand shake for her work on the PEN. and Diane Schable (Above) receives a scholarship from the Jefferson Reporter-Advertiser. Scholarships 101 Senior Banquet ... Senior Banquet is a night for dresses and sport coats; a night for good-byes and see-you-soons. But, most of all, Senior Banquet is a night for seniors to have fun one last time together. The evening began with a welcome by president Janet Piek. The class and their guests then sat down to a bountiful meal prepared by the school cooks. A new, improved, and female Wheatstone entertained with a variety of “music” from hard rock to polkas. The Senior Mafia presented awards to Bill Meinel and Brad Di-dion. Farewells to the group from Atal-lah and Mr. Wilson completed the evening. The class officers presided over the festivities from their very own head table. 102 Senior Banquet Mary Castanon and Wanda Mode provide the musical accompaniment for the Wheatstone on the phonograph. Mike Curry just couldn't believe that he could go back for seconds and thirds and Graduation Day — June 6, 1976 ... Mr. Wilson congratulates Cindy Koehler on winning the Schweiger Scholarship and Sue Ganser the Joe Davies. Sally Gross tips her cap for graduation. The final march to POMP CIRCUMSTANCE brings many solemn faces. 104 Graduation Guest speaker Dr. Lee S. Dreyfus not only challenged the Class of ’76. but he entertained the entire audience. Salutatorian Sue Hamann, valedictorian Cindy Koehler, and class president Janet Piek each spoke briefly at Commencement. Mr. Wilson and daughter Chris leave Jefferson Senior High together. Your friends say they’ll keep in touch But you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won't. Maybe someday it won't matter. But, right now, it hurts a little. Graduation 107 fltallah Enjoys American Life Americans are interested in learning about foreign cultures and exchanging different ideas, which is how AFS evolved. Through community efforts, Jefferson has been able to host students from other countries. They spend a school year living and learning with an area family. Atallah Allmawi, from Lebanon, resided with the Henry Miller family. Patty Miller, a junior, helped Atallah adjust to his new way of life; and from the welcoming day assembly, he has been well received. Cultural exchange is a goal of AFS and in this case, a successful goal. Atallah learned what it was like to be homecoming king and, among other things, how to survive as an American bachelor, At the same time, students at Jefferson became more aware of Lebanese problems in relationship to world affairs. AFS 109 seniors . . . seniors . . . seniors . . . seniors . . . seniors . . . seniors . . . seni The Class of '76 has many countless memories beginning on our first day at the Junior High until graduation on June 6. Among them are freshman civics, sophomore Sadie Hawkin’s homecoming dance, Junior Prom, and Easter vacation in Florida as seniors. Already many of us are looking forward to returning next year to see the new school and reminisce about the old. Things won't be the same, however, without Mr. Wilson and Eileen in the office or Mr. Stoltenberg planning skiing trips. Since we are Mr. Wilson's last graduating class, we presented a plaque to him recognizing his 13 years as principal. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Vice President Bob Mercer, President Janet Piek, Secretary Don Yahn. (Mr. Leipold is the class advisor.) Scott Albrecht Atallah Allmawi Mike Angang Jane Aumann Jeanne Banker Tim Bare Laurie Arndt Bill Barrett 110 Seniors Julie Bauch Julie Bentheimer Evie Bergmann Barb Bialkowski Brenda Boelkow Cheryl Boos Ron Borck Tammie Bormck Seniors 111 Donna Bradley Robert Buske Dave Brunk Mary Castanon Timothy Brunner Mary Connelly Steve Burnett Carol Cooper 12 Seniors Mike Curry Mark Danforth Brad Didion Jerry Dietzman Mary Dummer Kevin Dustin Carol Erie Bill Falk Seniors 113 Patrick French Frank Garity Brian Frohmader Kathy Gericke Douglas Frohmader Linda Glab Susan Ganser David Grant 114 Seniors Sue Ganser and Mary Hammes take advantage of a rest to catch up on the latest gossip. Jerry Dietzman lends Dave Grant a hand with his Woods project. NOT PROUD!!! James Griffin Jim Gruennert Ronald Griffin Sally Gross Patty Crossman John Grunewald Dawn Gutheridge Debra Haag Seniors 115 The Senior Mafia Dan Haas Penny Haberman Wayne Haberman Rose Hale Sue Hamman Mary Hammes Peter Hans Sue Harris 116 Seniors Linda Procknow finds Advance Science puzzling. The sign says it all. nint andicappe Laurie Heitzler Leslie Heitzler Mark Henning Lynn Herden Kenneth Hoffman Kent Hoffman Leeann Holston Jeff Hrobsky Seniors 117 It takes a brave bachelor to sample his own cooking. Seniors plastered the gym walls with posters for the Fort game. Linda Jilek Carol Johnson Julie Kind Cindy Koehler 118 Seniors Lynette Kachel Mike Keller Richard Kolodzne Pat Krauss Jim Kreklow Steve Lehmann Colleen Krueger Ann Krummen Sue Lembrich Pam Lenz Dennis Kutsche Bart Lia Seniors 119 • t? J 5 9 Sue Hamann finds a place of solitude to study. Closing your eyes won’t make the photographer disappear. Lynette! Tom Litterski Penny Lueck Dave Madison Mary McCann Janet McGurk Matt Meidl Bill Meinel Bob Mercer Seniors Wiener, how do you manage to hit a flat note on the triangle ?” God gives sleep to the bad. in order that the good may be undisturbed. — Saadi Kitty Messmann Debbie Moehling Vickie Milbrath Jocelyn Nelson Irvin Miller Wanda Mode Jim Niebler Mary Noble Seniors 121 Don't worry, it's only a reed! Wanda looks for something, and looks and looks ... Scott Null Tom Pelzman Paul E. Olsen Paul J. Olson Chris Pelikan Vicki Perschke Diane Petrick Janet Piek Anita Pineda Tom Pinnow Connie Powers Linda Procknow Sue Propp Carl Pruefer Gregory Renz Jim Renz Seniors 123 ■ The innocent look of Senior IR students. Karen Rieck Linda Riedl Minerva Ruiz Virgil Runge Rhonda Russell Diane Schable Mark Schenkat Carol Schier 124 Seniors I dare you to call me Shorty again. 0h come on!!! Seniors 125 126 Seniors team after their winning season. Noon hour is over. Scott! Jeff Streich Kris Traeder Jim Strohbusch Tom Szwec Debbie Thompson Craig Van Valin Rick Vogel Steve Vogel Seniors 127 Day by day the hours pass On metallic hands behind a glass They tell us to hurry Not to be late Funny how we listen to a Mechanical plate. Marian Walthers Gary Weilbacher Ann Weber Dick Wendt Tom Wedl Chris Wilson Bunny Wegner Lorie Wolff 128 Seniors Mike Wollet Norman Zehms Don Yahn Build thee more stately mansions. 0 my soul. As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last. Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast. Till thou at length art free. Leaving thine outgrown shell by life’s unresting sea! — Holmes Senior Summaries Scott Allen Albrecht. Pep Band 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4. Atallah Ahdelhafez Almawl. Homecoming Court 4; New Abra. Saida. Lebanon. Mike Anfang. FFA 2.3; Baseball 2.3.4. Laurie A. Arndt. Forensics 3.4 Jane Roberta Aumann. Enact 2; FBLA Secretary 3. President 4; Pep Club 2; PEN Staff 4; Swing Choir 2.3; Pom Pon Squad 2,3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; Homecoming Court 2; National Honor Society 3. Jeanne Ann Banker. Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Solo-Ensembles 3; JV Cheerleader 2.3. MOUSE THAT ROARED 3. Timothy P. Bare. J Club 2,3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3; Basketball 2.3; Football 2.3.4. William E. Barrett. FFA 2. Julie Ann Bauch. Enact 2; Pep Club 2.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Swing Choir 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; National Honor Society 3.4. Julie A. Bentheimer. Enact 3; FHA 2,3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Evie Marie Bergmann. FBLA 3; FHA 2; FT A 4. Brenda L. Boelkow. Enact 3. Vice-President 4; FHA Secretary 3. President 4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Cheryl Lynn Boos. FBLA 3.4; FHA 3. Ronald C. Borck. Wrestling 2.3.4 Tammie Lee Bornick. Cameral Club 3; FHA 3.4. Donna L. Bradley. EnAct 2.3.4; Chess Club 2; FHA 3; J Club 2.3.4; Tennis 3.4; Track 2.3; Forensics 2,3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Homecoming Court 4. David Craig Brunk. FFA 3.4; Transfer from Lakeside 3. Baseball 4. Timothy G. Brunner. Class Vice-President 2; J Club 2.3. President 4; Key Club 2.3; Basketball 2.3; Football 2.3.4; Track 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; Prom Court 3. Steve Thomas Burnett. Robert W. Buske. J Club 2.3. Vice-President 4; Key Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 4; Football 2.3.4; Golf 2,3.4; Wrestling Senior Summaries 129 2,3,4; MOUSE THAT ROARED; Prom Court 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Mary H. Castanon. Student Council 2; EnAct 2.3; Pep Club 4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 3; Prom Court 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU. Mary M. Connelly. Annual Staff 3. Section Editor 4; EnAct 2,3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; Track 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Softball 4 Carol Ann Cooper. FFA 3. Michael C. Curry. Basketball 2. Football 2; Golf 3. Mark W. Danforth. Football 2.3; Golf 2. Bradly A. Didion. J Club 3.4; Key Club 3; Ski Club 3.4; Football 2.3.4; Tennis 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3.4, Jerry Dennis Dietzman. Mary E. Dummer. Kevin Dustin. Carol J. Erie. EnAct 3; FBLA 3. Vice-President 4; J Club 3. Vice-President 4; PEN Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Flag Squad 2.3,4; Pep Band 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Badger Girl (Alternate) 3; National Honor Society 3.4, Bill H. Falk. Ski Club 2; Pep Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 2; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4, Patrick Robert French. FBLA 4; J Club 3.4; Library Club 3. Vice-President 4; Swing Choir 3.4; Football 2,3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Brian S. Frohmader. Doug Frohmader. Pep Band 2; Stage Band 2.3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3; Cross Country 2. Susan Marie Ganser. FFA Secretary 2.3. Vice-President 4; FHA Treasure 3.4; Medical Club 2; Flag Squad 2; Pep Band 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Forensics 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; National Honor Society 3.4. Frank Garity. FBLA 4; Library 3.4; Badger Boy (Alternate) 3. Kathy Gericke. Linda Dolores Glab. Annual Staff 4; Library Club 3.4. David Robert Grant. Camera Club 3; Key Club 3; Ski Club 2.3.4; Golf 2. James William Griffin. Solo-Ensembles 2. Ronald Thomas Griffin. Solo-Ensembles 2,3. Sally Ann Gross. FFA 3; Glee Club 4; Swing Choir 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Pat K. Grossman. FBLA 3; FHA 2. James Lyle Gruennert. J Club 3.4; Key Club 3; Baseball 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Golf 2. John Grunewald. Football 2.3.4 Dawn Marie Gutheridge. Camera Club 3. President 4; FHA 3.4; Forensics 2,3. Debra L. Haag. FHA 3.4 Dan Haas. Cross Country 2; Track 2; Prom King 3. Penny Haberman. Wayne L. Haberman. J Club 3.4; Library Club 4; Pep Band 3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Football 2,3.4, Rose Marie Hale. PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Sue Ann Hamann. Class President 3; Student Council 3; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; National Honor Society 4. Mary Lee Hammes. Annual Staff 3. Editor 4. Pep Club 2; Pep Band 4; Rifle Squad 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Gymnastics 2; Tennis 4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; JV Cheerleader 2.3; Badger Girl (Alternate) 3: National Honor Society 3.4, Peter B. Hans. FFA 3; Baseball 2; Pep Band 2.3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3. Susan Ann Harris. FTA 3; PEN Staff 3.4; Pep Club 4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; Transfer from North Carolina 3. Laurie M. Heitzler. FFA 3. Leslie F. Heitzler. FFA 3. Mark D. Henning. Lynn Herden. Ken Hoffman. Kent Hoffman. FFA 3; J Club 4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4: Spanish Club 3. Vice-President 4; Baseball 2.4. Leeann Marie Holston. Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4. Jeffrey Alan Hrobsky. Work-Study Program 2,3,4. Linda A. Jilek. EnAct 2; FTA 2. Secretary 3. President 4; PEN Staff 2. Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2. Carol Johnson. EnAct 2.3. Lynette L. Kachel. EnAct 2.3.4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Michael Keller. Camera Club 2; FBLA 4; Library 4; PEN Staff 2.4; Pep Band 4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3. Julie A. Kind. EnAct 2; FFA 2.3.4; J Club 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Cindy J. Koehler. EnAct 2.3; J Club 2; PEN Staff 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Track 2; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Richard Kolodzne. FFA 2.3.4. Patricia Krauss. FBLA 4; FHA 3.4; Forensics 4. 130 Senior Summaries James Kreklow. Colleen Jean Krueger. FHA 3. Secretary-Treasure 4. Ann Marie Krummen. FBLA 3.4; Pen Staff 4; Transfered from Whitewater High School 3. Dennis W. Kutsche. Class Secretary 2; J Club 2.3; Key Club 2,3; Baseball 2.3; Basketball 2; Football 2.3; Track 4; Homecoming Court 4. Steve John Lehmann. Camera Club 3; PEN Staff 3. Editor 4; Ski Club 2; Vice-President 3.4; Swing Choir 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 3; Tennis 3; Forensics 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Homecoming Court 2. Suzanne L. Lembrich. EnAct 2.3; J Club 2; Pep Club 2; Ski Club 2.3; Gymnastics 2.3; Track 2.3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2. Pam A. Lenz. EnAct 2.3; J Club 3.4; Pep Club 2.3; Ski Club 2.3; Solo-Ensembles 3; Basketball 3.4; Volleyball 2,3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2. Bart D. Lia. Annual Staff 4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Tennis 2; Wrestling 2.3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 4; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3.4, Tom Litterski. Student Council 4; Ski Club 4; Pep Band 2.4; Stage Band 2; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3; Tennis 2,3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; Badger Boy (Alternate) 3; Transfer from Indiana 2. Penelope Lueck. Pep Band 3.4; Stage Band 2; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4, David Madison. Mary P. McCann. Janet E. McGurk. FHA 3.4, Matthew Wayne Meidl. Spanish Club 2. William J. Meinel. Key Club 3; Ski Club 2; Pep Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 2,3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Homecoming Court 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Bob M. Mercer. Student Council 3.4; Class Vice-President 4; J Club 4; PEN Staff 4; Football 2.4; Track 4; Forensics 3.4. Katherine M. Messmann. EnAct 2.3.4; MOUSE THAT ROARED. 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Vickie Ann Milbrath. FBLA 3. Treasurer 4; FHA 3. Irvin M. Miller. FBLA 4; Key Club 3; Library Club 4; Football 2; FFA 2. Wanda Mode. Student Council 3.4; EnAct 2.3; Pep Club 4; Track 4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; Prom Court 3. Deb Lyn Moehling. Track 4. Jocelyn Nelson. Chess Club 4; FFA 2,4; Medical Club 2. James J. Niebler. Key Club 2.3; Football 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Prom Court 3. Mary Noble. Pep Club 2. President 4; EnAct 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Scott Null. Paul Elliot Olsen. FFA 2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Football 2; Wrestling 2.3. Paul Jeffery Olson. Student Council 2.3, President 4; Class Vice-President 3; Annual Staff 3; FT A 4; J Club 2.3. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Key Club 2.3.4; Pep Band 2; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Football 2,3.4; Tennis 2,3,4; Badger Boy 3; National Honor Society 4 Christine L. Pelikan. EnAct 2; PEN Staff 3.4; Pep Club 2; Ski Club 4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Badger Girl 3; DAR 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Flag Squad 2; Pep Club 4; Rifle Squad 3,4. Tom Pelzman. Spanish Club 3; Football 3; Track 4. Victoria Perschke. FBLA 4. Diane Petrick. Chess Club 2; FTA 2.3; J Club 2.3. President 4; Medical Club 2.3; PEN Staff 2.3. Editor 4; Basketball 2.3,4; Volleyall 3.4; Forensics 3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3. Janet L. Piek. Student Council 4; Class President 4; EnAct 2.3; FTA 2; J Club 2; PEN Staff 3.4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club Vice-President 4; Glee Club 2; Solo-Ensembles 2.3. MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Anita Pineda. Annual Staff 3. Section editor 4; J Club 3; Library 4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Gymnastics 2.3; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Thomas R. Pinnow. FFA 2.3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4 Constance Jean Powers. EnAct 2; J Club 2,3,4; PEN Staff 3; Pep Club 2; Swing Choir 4; Flag Squad 2; Rifle Squad 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; Homecoming Court 3. Linda Procknow. Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; EnAct 2.3.4; Medical Club Secretary-treasurer 4; MOUSE THAT ROARED 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; PEN Staff 4. Susan Lynn Propp. EnAct 2; Chess Club 2; FBLA 3.4; FHA 3; FTA 4 Carl A. Pruefer. Greg Renz. Pep Band 2.3; Solo-Ensembles 2,3; Football 2.3; Track 2. Jim Renz. Key Club 3.4; Basketball 2. Karen P. Rieck. Library 2,3,4. Club Linda L. Riedl. FBLA 4; Solo-Ensembles 3; Gymnastics 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 3.4. Minerva Ruiz. Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 3. President 4. Virgil Runge. Rhonda Russell. Library Club 3; Glee Club 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 3. Diane Elaine Schable. EnAct 2: PEN Staff 4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3,4. Mark Henry Schenkat. J Club 3.4; Key Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2. Treasurer 3; Baseball 2,3.4; Basketball 2.3.4: Football 2.3.4, Carol A. Schier. FBLA 4 Lee W. Schiferl. Student Council 2; J Club 2.4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 4; Swing Choir 4; Solo-Ensembles 4; Cross Country 2.3; Track 2; Wrestling 2.3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Jane A. Schloesser. Annual Staff 3. Section-Editor 4; Library Club 2.3.4. Dale Schmitz. Pep Band 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4 Merlin L. Schoenherr. PEN Staff 4. Ramona J. Schuld. FBLA 3.4; PEN Staff 2.3,4. Terri S. Shannon. Student Council 3. Vice-President 4; EnAct 2.3; PEN Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Pep Band 2,3.4; Rifle Squad 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 4. Barbara Ann Sindermann. Annual Staff 3, Section-Editor 4; Library Club 3,4. Michael Singsime. FFA 2,3,4. Shelley Jean Skrobak. Solo-Ensembles 2.3. Ben Gerard Smith. Pep Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3,4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Kelly Smith. Barbara A. Sonnenberg. MOUSE THAT ROARED 2. Randy W. Stauffer. Swing Choir 2.3.4; Solo-Ensembles 3.4, Thomas G. Stauss. Student Council 2; Class President 2; J Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2; Swing Choir 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Football 2,3.4; Badger Boy (Alternate) 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Karla J. Steinke. FBLA 4; Solo-Ensembles 3. Michael E. Stoppenbach. J Club 4; Key Club 3; Baseball 2,3.4; Football 2; National Honor Society 4. Jeff L. Streich. Jim W. Strohbusch. Pep Band 2.3. Stage Band 2.3; Solo-Ensembles 2.3; Football 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Tom Lee Szwec. FFA 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3. Debby Thompson. EnAct 3: FHA 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Kristi K. Traeder. Student Council 4; PEN Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Gymnastics 2; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU 4. Craig Van Valin. Spanish club 3; Ski Club 4. Richard Vogel. Steve Vogel. Marian S. Walthers. Camera Club 3.4; FHA 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4. Ann Marie Weber. EnAct 2; FFA 2.3; J Club 2; PEN Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Ski Club 4; Pep Band 4; Pom Pom Squad 2; Rifle Squad 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2.3.4; Gymnastics 2. Tom Alan Wedl. J Club 2.3.4; Key Club 4; Swing Choir 2.3,4; Solo-Ensembles 3.4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Golf 4; Badger Boy 3; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3. Bunny A. Wegner. Pep Club 3.4; Glee Club 4; Solo-Ensembles 4; Track 3.4; Volleyball 3; Prom Queen 3. Gary Weilbacher. Dick W. Wendt. Chris Ann Wilson. Student Council 2; Annual Staff 3. Section-Editor 4; EnAct 2.3; FBLA 3; J Club 2; PEN Staff 3.; Pep Club 2.4; Ski Club 3.4; Glee Club 4; Swing Choir 4; Pom Pom Squad 4; Stage Band 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 2,3.4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2.3; Drama Club President 4; PAINT YOUR WAGON 3; Homecoming Court 4; Badger Girl 3; National Honor Society 3.4. Laurie Jean Wolff. Library Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 3.4; Solo-Ensembles 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3. Michael Wollet. Camera Club 4; FBLA 4; Investment Club 4; Spanish Club 2. Donald Yahn. Student Council 4; Class Secretary-Treasure 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2.3.4; Forensics 3. Norman A. Zehms. Baseball 3,4. 131 Student And Staff Index -A- | 51. 68. 7 69 ADAMS MR. THOMAS Adsit. James 46. 47. 87 Adsit John 46. 47. 87 Ahlstedt. Carma 32. 87 Albrecht. Scott 32. 35. 36. 110. 113 Allert. Lmda 32. 77. 57 Allmawi Atallah 67. 108. 109. 110, 113 Alviar. Jerry 87 Amayo. Carlos 35. 37. 77 AMUNDSON. MR DAVID 68. 60 Andrews. Judy 21. 37. 77 Anfang, Jim 47. 77. 56 Anfang. Mike 110 Anfang. Tom 87 Angle. Jon. 48. 77. 85 Aranda. Ann 23. 25. 42. 87 Aranda. Arthur 87 Armstrong. Anne 23. 32. 8| Arndt. Colleen 77 Arndt. Dan 45. 87. 56 Arndt. Laurie 32. 110 Astell. Faith 77 Astell. William 87 Atchley. Wayne 77 Aumann. Jane 15. 21. 31. 32. 36. 37. 38. 110. 123 Aumann. Lynn 32. 87 Aumann. Teresa 36. 38. 42. 77. 57 -B- Boos. Cheryl 21. Ill Boos. Cindy 21.77 Boos. Jeff 46. 47. 77. 60 Boos. Robert 47. 78. 60 Borck. Ronald 50. Ill Borck. Rose 23. 43. 48. 53. 78 [Bormck. Tammie 20. 27. Ill Bnick. Wayne 78 Bouchette. Danny 39. 79 Bouchette, Joan 79 Bound. James 87B Bound. Jon 79 Bradley. Donna 25 4 113. 124 BRANDEL. MR. WILLIAM Brassfield. Diane 15. 32. 35. 36. 87 Brawders. Wendy 26. 32. 42. 87 Brechler, Gabriella 87 Bresee. Lori 32. 34. 36. 79 BRETL. MRS. MARCIA 20. 21. 42. 68 Brey. Mary 23. 36. 38. 79 BRICF. MR MARK 34. 39. 69 Bristol. Jerry 37. 79 Brock. Mike 87 Brown. Jonathan 23, 78 Brueckner. David 88 Brunk. David 112 Brunner. Timothy 32. 43. 46. 47. 112. 119. 127 Buchberger. Susan 32. 78 Buchert. Kim 88 Burnett. Michael 89 Burnett. Steve 112. 124 Buske. Robert 43. 46. 50. 112. 127. Bambridge. Richard 47. 77 Banker, Jeanne 32. 110 Bare. Patrick 42. 43. 46. 87. 58 Bare. Timothy 46. 110, 126 Barnes. Dawn 32. 36. 77. 84 Barrett. William 110 Bauch. Julie 24. 32. 34. 42. 62. 63. 111. 119. 125. 16. 58. 59 Baumgard. Lori 87 Bayorgeon. Kevin 77 Bayreuther. Sue 38. 53. 77 Beck. Lillian 23. 87. 57 BEHRENS. MRS. CAROLYN 68 Beilke. Dennis 34. 35. 36. 87 Beilke. Jim 24. 47. 76. 77 Beilke. Lew 87 Beilke, Steven 87 Belstner. Kenneth 43. 46. 87. 60 Bentheimer. Julie 20. 32. Ill Bergmann. Evelyn 18. Ill Beyer, Brad 77. 56 Beyer, Julie 24. 36. 38. 77 Bialkowski. Barbara 18. Ill Biederman. Beverly 36. 87 Blair. Beverly 77 Blodgett. Miles 35. 37. 77 Boelkow. Brenda 20. 25. 111 58 -C- Calloway, Dan 36. 78 Castanon. Mary 42. 112 Clark. Rita 18. 32. 34. 62. 89 Cheney. Sylvia 32. 42. 49. 79 Cholewmski. Tammy 79 Coleman. Steve 79 Connelly. Mary 25. 42. 112 Coonen. Mathew 24. 34. 36. 89 Cooper. Carol 112 Cooper. Gary 89 Cooper. Russell 89. 60 CORBETT. MRS. MARGE 69. 73 Curry. Mike 32. 113 Curry. Theresa 24. 42. 89 -D- DAHLE. MR. JON 69. 58 Danforth. Mark 32. 113. 116 Davis. Darrell 35. 37. 79 DeFraties. Dean 35. 37. 55. 79. 60 DEFRATIES. MR. WILLIAM 75 DeGrave. Diane 36. 39. 79 Dempsey. Brian 88 Didion. Brad 43. 46. 47. 89. 113, 126. 58 Didion. Dow 24. 43. 46. 50. 54. 88 17. 58 Diestelmann. William 42. 43. 46 89 60 Dietzman. Jerry 113. 114 Dixon. Kathy 23. 78 Dixon. Patty 23. 39. 78 Dooge. Greg 23. 24. 27. 89. 58 Dorn. Donna 21. 89 Dorn. Timothy 89 Dorn. Tim 19. 35. 36. 45. 79 Douglas. Karen 42. 43. 55. 88. 89 57 Doyle. Brian 58 Dremler. Jeff 89 Dudley. Toni 36. 42. 88 Dummer. Mary 113 Dunham. Kathryn 17. 34. 35. 36. 43 48. 88 DUNHAM. MR. RON 69 Dustin. Kevin 113 -E- Ebel. Jamie 79 Ebel. Jody 18. 26. 89 Ebel. Steven 19. 89 Eikland. Wendy 42. 79 Eisele. Richard 36. 43. 46. 89. 56 EISELE. MRS. BETTY 75 Eisentraut. Rodney 88 Ellis. Kim 32. 88 Emerick. Daniel 43. 46. 88. 89. 112 English. Charles 88 Erie. Carol 15. 16. 21. 35. 36. 37. 38. 43. 48. 49. 53. 113. 123 ESSOCK. MRS. DONNA 21. 69 -F- Falk. Bill 37. 113. 116 Falk. Chris 88 Finney. Carl 14. 15. 25. 31. 34. 35. 39. 88 Fischer. James 43. 46. 54. 88. 97. 96. 60 Fischer. Joel 17. 30. 31. 34. 35. 36. 47. 78. 81. 58 Fischer. Peggy 17. 32. 36. 38. 77. 78 FLEGL. MR. ROBERT 16. 70 FOLLENSBEE. MR. JAMES 17. 70 FORTIN. MR. JAMES 70. 57 Fortin. Kim 32. 36. 42. 43. 48. 52. 62. 89. 16. 97. 57 FRANKE. MRS. MARILEE 25. 39. 70 Frankiewicz. Lori 42. 89 French. Patrick 21. 22. 23. 34. 43. 46. 114 Frentzel. Sally 32. 33. 49. 53. 78 132 Index Fries. Dolores 23. 78 Froelich. Barbara 78 Froelich. Sue 36. 89 Frohmader. Brian 114 Frohmader. Douglas 114 Frohmader. Rick 35. 36. 18. 88. 56 -G- Ganser. Daniel 88 Ganser. Debra 18. 32. 88 Ganser. Denise 18. 26. 32, 42. 88 Ganser. Susan 16. 18. 19. 20. 35. 36. 114 Garcia. David 47. 78 Gard. Larry 88 Gard. Terry 37. 88 Garity. Frank 21. 22. 114 Gaserude. Patricia 36. 88. 57 Geneman. Henry Gentz. Denise 32. 49. 78 Gericke. Kathy 114 Giles. Randy 79. 58 Glab. Becky 79 Glab. Linda 22. 32. 33. 78. 114 Gomez. Hilda 23. 42. 89 Gottschalk. Charles 78 Grage. Donna 32. 52, 78 Grage, Rich 79 Grahlman. Debra 32. 34. 35. 43. 52. 89 Grant. David 24. 114, 115 Griffin, James 115 Griffin, Jane 36. 76 Griffin. Patrick 37 Griffin. Ronald 115. 116 Griffin. Theresa 23. 78 Grosenick. Jeffrey Gross, Sally 32. 115 Grossman. Patty 115 Grossman. Sandra 19. 42. 89 Grove. Lynette 88. 57 Gruennert. Jim 43. 44. 45. 54. 115. 60 Grunewald. James 35. 36. 78 Grunewald. John 46. 115 Gutheridge. Dawn 20. 27. 115 -H- Haag. Debra 20. 115 Haag. Lori 88 Haberman. Jeffery 79 Haberman. Penny 116 Haberman. Wayne 22. 36. 46. 47. 116. 121 Hachtel. Duane 18. 19. 88 Hachtel. Roxanne 79 Hagen. Diane 32. 34. 36 . 38. 88 Hain. Robert 88 Hale. Mary 88 Hale. Rose 116 Hamann. Sue 16. 116. 120 Hammes. Mary 16. 35. 36. 38. 48. 114, 116. 12. 13 Haney. Terri 36. 88 Hans. Diane 48. 86. 87. 89 Hans. Jolene 89 Hans. Julie 18. 30. 31. 32. 89 Hans. Peter 116 Hanson. Julie 36. 38. 42. 53. 80. 57 Harris, Susan 42. 36, 38. 42. 53. 80 HARTWIG. MR. WAYNE 35. 36. 70 HATHWAY, MISS MARIE 67 Hauser. Jack 36. 46. 47. 90. 60 Hayes. Jack 36. 46. 47. 90 Hayes. Judy 49. 80 Hebbe. Doreen 42. 80 Heme, Mary 27. 30. 31. 36. 38. 90 Heitzler, Laurie 32, 117 Heitzler. Leslie 32. 117 Heller. Mary 32. 90 Henning. Mark 117 Herden. Lynn 117 Hernandez. Ed 90 Hernandez. Ernie Hernandez. John 90. 92. 60 Hetchler. Suzanne 38. 90 Hetzel. Susan 26. 30. 31. 32. 34. 43. 62. 90 Hirschfeld. Debra 18. 25. 35. 36. 91. 12 Hoefs. Patti 20. 42. 91 Hoffer, Jonathan 81 Hoffman. Brian 16. 17. 34. 37. 43. 54. 86. 90. 97. 56 HOFFMAN. MR. DON 27. 71 Hoffman. Kent 112. 117. 118. 60 Hoffman. William 81 Holman. Debra 90 Holston. Leeann 36. 117 Hoof. Mark 34. 55. 79. 80. 81 Hoppe. Linda 81 Hotter. Cindy 17. 36. 38. 48. 53. 81. 57 Hotter. Debra 16. 21. 36. 43. 48. 52. 62. 90. 57 Hotter. Ed 54. 90. 60 Hrobsky. Jane 81. 57 Hrobsky. Jeffrey 109. 117 Hrobsky. Joanne 90 Hunt. Sandra 23. 27. 42. 43. 48. 62. 90. 12 Huss. Sharon 23. 36. 80 Hutson. Gayle 36. 91 -J- Jacobson. Laurie 16. 36. 38. 91 Jensen. Jean 22. 32. 34, 35. 37. 90 JEWETT. MR. DEANE 32. 71 Jilek. Linda 18. 19. 36. 118 Johnson. Carol 32. 118 Johnson. Joyce 80 Jung. Jean 34. 35. 36. 38. 90 -K- Kachel. Lynette 25. 118. 120 Kakuschky, Delilah 21. 90 Kalishek. Kelly 22. 26. 30. 42. 90 KELLER. MRS. EILEEN 67 Keller. Michael 15. 21. 22. 36. 118 Kind. Julie 118 King, Jerry 87. 90 King. Steve 45. 36. 80. 56 KLAUER. MR. RAYMOND 75 Klein. Connie 42. 43. 90 Klein. Mary 32. 81 Koch. Daryl 18. 19. 51 Koehler. Cindy 15. 17. 118. 129 Koehler. Greg 19. 81 KOEPKE. MR. JAMES 71 Kolodzne. Richard 118 Koser. Deborah 21. 80 Kottwitz. Denise 36. 80 Krahn. Perry 90 Kramer, Ardys 23. 36. 49. 80 Kramer. Scott 91 Kraus. Diane 91 Kraus. Elise 34. 37. 38. 81 Krauss. Karen 81 Krauss. Patricia 20. 21. 118 Krebs. Edward 43. 46. 47. 51. 56 Krebs. Jean 36. 80. 90. 57 Krebs. Sandy 32. 43. 48. 90. 57 Kreklow. James 119 KREKLOW. MRS. JANE 75 Kreklow. Linda 32. 53. 80. 57 KROLL, MR. WAYNE 27. 71 Krueger. Beverly 20. 22. 80 Krueger. Colleen 20. 119 Krummen. Ann 21. 119 Krummen. Mark 19. 91 Kuske. Lane 18. 30. 31. 32. 34. 35, 36. 97. 90. 91 Kutsch, Dennis 113. 118. 119 -L- Laatsch, Susan 91 Lafferty. Maureen 32. 33 Laksberg. Peter 91 Landowski, Ellen 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 91. 12. 13 Landowski, Jane 16. 17, 21. 32. 34. 91 LARSON. MR. WILBUR 18. 19. 71 LAYBOURNE. MR. WILLIAM 72 Lehman. Jon 55. 60 LEHMAN. MRS. HELEN 75 LEHMANN. MRS. JANE 72 Lehmann. Steve 14. 15. 24. 32. 33. 34, 119 LEIPOLD. MR. KEN 54. 72 Lembrich. Susan 119 Lemke. Unette 24. 81 Lenz. Richard 24. 25. 90. 58 Lenz. Pamela 32. 53. 119 Leschinsky. Rose 90 Ley. Brian 01 Ley. Debbie 52. 81 Ley. Loretta 80 Lia. Bart 16. 34. 35. 36. 39. 119. 125 Lia. Lori 37. 80. 57 LIA. MR. VINCENT 72 Lipperer, Jeff 80 Lisiecki. Joe 27. 34. 35. 37. 91. 107 Index 133 Litterski. Andrew 81 Litterski. Tom 17. 30. 36. 119. 120. 125 Losoya. Dora 32. 48. 53. 81. 57 Ludemann. Patrick 50. 91 Lueck. Penelope 32. 35. 36. 120 Lukas. Paul 37. 47. 80 Lynch. John 35. 36. 91 Lynch. Thomas 46. 47. 91 -M- Neeb, Bruce 15. 35. 36. 93 Nelson. Don 82 Nelson. Jocelyn 121. 124. 96 Nelson. Sally 82 Nelson. Steve 82 Nevins. Mark 43. 93. 58. 59 Niebler, James 121 Noble. Mary 24. 31. 42. 121 NODOLF. MR. BILL 73 Nodolf. Robert 18. 23. 39. 93. 96. 58 Null. Scott 122 Madison. David 117. 120 Magritz. Steve 19. 35. 36. 91 Manke. Don 90 Marez. Alica 90. 57 Marinez. Blanca Marinez. Roze 80 MARSHALL. MISS IDA MAY 22. 23. 72. 12 McCann. Mary 120 McGurk. Janet 20. 120 MEEKMA. MR. TIM 55. 73 Meidl. Matthew 120 Meidl. Monica 21. 32. 33. 42. 8, Meinel. Bill 35. 36. 117. 120, Memel. Brad 46. 47. 90 Meinel. Joanne 36. 38. 8 Mepham. Denise 81 . Mercer. David 47. 81 Mercer. Robert 46. 110. 120. 126, 17. 56 eske. Tim 91 essmann. Kathe Meske Messmanff. Katherine 25 Meudt. Karen 91 Meyer. Linda 91 Meyer. Susan 22. 32; 39. 81 Milbrath. Vickie 21, 121 Miles. Linda 36. 42. 62. 78. 81. 57 Miller. Charles 22. 34. 54. 91 Miller. Irvin 21. 22. 121 5 , Jff Miller. Jolynn 91 Miller. Joyce 82 Miller. Patricia 23. 36. 38. 91. 109. 97 Mode. Cathy 24. 25. 27. 35. 36. 92. 95. 16. 12 ' 1 MODE. MRS. RUTH 73 Mode. Wanda 121. 122. 17 Moehling, Debbie 24. 32. 121 Moehling. Pam 32. 80. 82. 57 Monogue. Angela 32. 42. 43. 52. 62. 92. 95. 16. 17. 97 Monogue. Cindy 32 Moretti. Albert Morettim Patrick 82 Mueller. Bill 47. 55. 82 Mueller. Randy 93 Multhauf. Mike 82 MUTCHLER. MR HARVEY 75 MUTCHLER. MRS. MILDRED 75 Myhre, Linda 36. 82 -N- Nass. Larry 25. 31. 80. 83. 58 -0- Olsen. David 24. 27. 51. 93. 60 Olsen. Jennifer 37. 93 Olsen. Paul E. 122 Olsen. Tim 35. 37. 92 OLSON. MR. DELL 67 Olson. Gene 36. 92 Olson. Paul J. 18. 43. 46. 54. 55. I 119. 122. 16. 17. 58. 59 O'NEIL. MR. GENE 75 ■P- padfield. Dain 32. 46. 47. 55. 82 ■adfield. Denise 32. 93 aschkowski. Maria 20. 93 atterson. Debbie 32. 43. 52. 82 lelikan. Chris 15. 24. 38. 122. 123. 16 Pellman. Jerry 82 Pelzman. Tom 112. 116. 122. 56 PENNEWELL. MR. LARRY 73 Pernat. Gail 19. 42.93 I Perschke. Arnie 19. 83 Perschke. Victoria 122 Pettit. Thomas 34. 36. 93 Petrick, Diane 15. 32. 43. 48 49. 53. 122 Petty. Steven 18, 21, 32. 34 36. 37. ■r PFAU. MRS. ANNE MARIF 19. 72. 73 Phelps. James 36. 93 Phelps. Pamela 32. 36. 38 Pick. Sherry 32. 82 Piek. Don 55. 82 Piek. Janet 15. 32. 110. 122. 17 Pineda. Anita 22. 35. 36. 123. 57 Pineda. Diana 22. 23. 35, 36. 39. 43. 49. 53, 92 Pinnow. Lana 32. 38. 82 Pinnow. Tom 123 Pleester. Sandy 82 Pleester. Tan 21. 92 Pohlman. Carol 23. 37. 82 Powers. Connie 15. 30. 31. 32. 33. 37. 38. 53. 123. 143 Probst. Diane 93 Procknow. Linda 15. 25. 26. 117. 123 Propp, Susan 18. 21. 123 Pruefer. Carl 123 Prust. Jeff 50. 93 -Q- QUALE. MR. DUANE 8. 50. 69. 74 -R- Rademann. Vicki 32. 62. 93 Rader. Janet 20. 32. 37. 42. 43. 93. 57 Radtke. John 24. 27. 36 46. 93. 56. Rammelt. Jeff 18. 19. 23. 93 Rapp. Mary 26. 36. 38. 42. 43. 53. 82 Rechlm. Susan 21. 83 Reese. Joann 22. 26. 32. 42. 43. 62. 92 Reich. Rick 92 Renz. Denise 36, 43. 82 Renz. Greg 123 Renz. James 117, 123 Renz. Randy 92 Revolmski. Tom 82 Richards. Thomas 45. 92 Rieck. Karen 22, 124 Riedl. Linda 21. 62. 63. 124 Reidl. Paul 19. 92 Riedl. Peter Robisch. Philip 18. 30. 34. 36. 54. 55. 92. 16. 58 Rockstroh. Tom 32. 80. 82 Rogan. Mary 36. 38. 42. 83 Rogneby. Kim 32. 42. 43. 52, 53. 62. 78. 83 Rueth. James 22. 92 Rueth, Tim 83. 56 Ruiz. Minerva 23. 124 Runge. Lynette 83 Runge. Virgil 124 Rupprecht. Kathleen 32. 33. 93 Russell, Rhonda 124 -S- Sachse David 23. 83 Salgado Steven 93 ayre. Michael 46. 47. 55. 83. 60 ichable. Diane 34. 35. 36. 122. 124 Schenkat. Mark 43. 46. 54. 124. 126. 60 Schicker.Mark 46. 92. 58. 59 Schier. Carol 124 Schiferl. Lee 24. 32. 43. 50. 51. 116. 97. 125 Schiferl. Mark 50. 51. 82 Schiferl. Rita 25. 32. 42. 92 Schiferl. Robin 42. 92. 57 Schiferl. Shelley 35. 36. 43. 92. 97. 57 Schloesser. Jane 22. 125. 12 Schloesser. Thomas 46. 54 Schmitz. Dale 35. 36. 125 Schmucki. Peter 82 Schoenherr Dan 82 Schoenherr. John 92. 60 Schoenherr. Merlin 125 134 Index r Schroeder. Don 92 Schopen. Mark 19. 50. 83 Schroedl. Brian 26. 36. 45. 83. 17 Schroedl. Dan 19. 82 Schroedl. Jeff 91. 92 Schroedl. Mike 19. 82 Schroedl. Sharon 26. 36. 43. 49. 93. 12. 13 Schroedl. Steven 19. 93 Schuld. Eileen 32. 82 Schuld. Jody 15. 32. 36. 38. 43. 52. 62. 83. 57 Schuld. Ramona 15. 21. 125 Schuld. Rita 21. 92 Schultz. Robert 83 Schwartz, Marianne 92. 57 Schweiger Mark 43. 86. 92. 58 Shannon. Dawn 32 33. 84 Shannon. Kevin 25. 30. 32, 39. 80. 84. 60 Shannon,. Scott 84. 58 Shannon. Terri 15. 35. 36. 38. 125. 126. 16. 17 Sharlow. Jeff 32. 37, 55. 84. 58 Shilkey. Mark 45 55. 84. 56 Shilkey. Steve 37. 45. 55. 56 Siedenberg. Karen 32. 92 Siegler. Kathryn 32, 34. 43. 48. 92 Sindermann. Barbara 22, 125. 12 Singsime. Michael 115. 125 Skrobak. Julie 85 Skrobak. Shelley 126 Smith. Andy 34. 35. 36. 79. 85 Smith. Ben 34. 35. 36. 126 Smith. Kelly Smith. Leonard 19. 85 Smith. Stephine 84 Smith. Tracy 92 Sommers. Debra 32. 92 Sonnenberg. Barbara 126 Splittgerber. Charles 50. 51. 93 Springer. Diane 15. 36. 48. 84. 17 Stauffer. Randy 24. 126 Stauss. Tim 43. 46. 54. 93. 126. 60 Stauss. Tom 43. 46. 47. 54, 55. 127. 16. 97. 60 Steinke. Julie 84 Steinke. Karla 21. 32. 126 Stelmaszewski. June 20. 42. 94 Stevens. Michael 24. 46. 94 Stevens. Peggy 78. 84 Stewart. Betsy 32. 33. 86. 94 STOLTENBERG. MR. DENNIS 14. 24. 25, 74 Stoppenbach. Michael 43. 126. 16. 60 Stillman. John Strasburg. Robert 95 Streich. Jeff 127 Streich. Patti 36. 38. 84 Streich. Steve 95 Streich. Susan 94 Strohbusch. Jim 116. 119. 127 Strohbusch. Linda 15. 18. 23. 34. 62. 94. 97 Sutherland. Nancy 85 Szwec. Terri 36. 42. 53, 94 Szwec. Tom 36. 127 -T- Taylor, Brian 95 Teipner. Barbara 23. 39. 49. 85 Tennyson. Wesley 51. 95 Thelen. Herbert 37. 85 Thom. Dean 94 Thom. Marla 24. 32. 42. 43. 52. 62. 84. 57 Thompson. Debbie 20. 36. 127 Thompson, John 94 Thorman. Garry 94 Thorman. Jerilyn 23. 95 Thomczak. Cmdi 84 Thomczak. Terry 84 Traeder. Kris 15. 127. 17 -V- VANDE ZANDE. MRS. ANGIE 75 Vandre. Karen 85 Van Valin. Craig 112. 127 Verhalen. Charlene 36. 85 Vogel. Barbara 21. 36. 85 Vogel. Cheryl 20. 36. 42. 95 Vogel. David 85 i Vogel. Helen 21. 95 Vogel. Joseph 32. 45. 56 Vogel. Paul 95. 60 Vogel. Richard 32. 36. 50. 51. 127 Vogel. Russell 25. 26. 30. 34. 36. 55. 85. 60 Vogel. Steve 36. 127 Vogel. Thomas 95 -W- Wagner. Tina 95 Walker. Lynn 47 50. 85 Walters. Mike 94 Walthers. Marian 27. 36. 128 Walther. Jill 94 Weaver. Kathleen 32. 94 Weber. Ann 15. 24. 35. 36. 38. 126. 128 Weber. Tim 46. 47. 84. 56 Wedl. Debra 39. 42. 80. 84. 12 Wedl. Kathy 21. 36. 38. 95 Wedl. Patrick 54. 95. 58 Wedl. Tammie 32. 34. 36. 42. 62. 95. 97. 96 Wedl. Tom 32. 34. 46. 54. 55. 121. 128. 58 Wegner. Charlene 21, 32. 42. 48. 128 Wegner. Cindy 95 Weilbacher. Gary 36. 128 Wendt. Richard 128 Wenzel. Kevin 19. 43. 95. 56 Werner. Michael 46. 47. 93. 56 Wetherell. Andrew 95 White. Dawn 84 White. Tom 85 WIDMANN. MRS. EVELYN 22. 23. 74 Wieder. Carl 19. 94 Wieder. Margot 84 Wightman. Edith 24. 32. 82. 84 Wileman. James Wilson. Chris 15. 24. 32. 34. 62. 63. 113. 128. 16. 12 WILSON. MR. L. GENE 67 WILSON. MISS MARGARET 43. 48. 74 Wittwer. Laurie 25. 35. 36. 94. 12 Wojtkow. Theresa 94 Wolf. Steven 94 Wolff. Lorie 22. 32. 128 Wolff. Wayne 36. 55. 83. 84. 60 Wollet. Mike 21. 124. 129 Wollet. Theresa 85 Wright. Chuck 84 Wurtzler. Judy 21. 23. 94 Wutke. Cheryl 20. 24. 42. 94 -Y- Yahn. David 94 Yahn. Donald 50. 110. 129. 17 YEAGER. MR. MONTIE 74 Yelk. Christine 32. 84 -Z- Zehms. Norman 129. 60 Zehms. Shay 84. 60 ZWEIFEL. MR. ROBERT 26. 27. 74. 60 Zweig. Jeffrey 85 Index 135 Before this bicentennial year is over, many changes will be taking place within our lives. Our country is growing, developing, and we as individuals must continue to grow and to develop by broadening our horizons. For some of us this means a whole new life — to leave our circle of friends and colleages to explore and discover new facets of life, to make new friends, to cot+quer new goals, to meet new challenges. These are decisions all of us now have made or must make soon. The end of one life and the rich, full beginning of another awaits us all. I u I : % �