Jefferson High School - J Yearbook (Jefferson, WI)

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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. (Left) Front row: D. Maass, D. Endl, J. Dorn. D. Boos. B. Walther. R. Stilling. T. Fenner. D. Wedl. Row 2: M. Rueth, M. Lembrich, S. Wellmann, T. Powers. M. Wright, R. Renz, D. Anfang, K. Kraehnke. M. Rieck. Row 3: Coach Rickard. B. Krause. P. Lucas. T. Linse, G. Sachse, T. Belstner, J. Shuda, R. Heitzler. M. McKenna, C. Zimmerman. B. Brod-beck, T. Monogue. Coach Will. Don Grant (below left) gets assistance in taping up a leg. Safety Ty Neupert (below) is set for defensive action against Clinton. EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES t AG L Etfil.ES ■ ' I CKnrc , easlG fimBO EAGLES Football 27

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Aumann receives MVP title The 1980-81 football season posted a 4-5 record. Dan Aumann received MVP, and Todd Endl received Best Blocker and Best Tackier. Greg Brod-beck received the Most Improved award. Todd Kuehn was named allconference on defense and offense, and Lance Leipold was named all-conference on offense. Todd Kuehn and Todd Endl were co-captains for the season. The junior varsity team posted a 5-3 record. Raul Guerra was given MVP for offense and Joe Hrobsky and Jim Boos for defense. The freshman team ended the season with three wins, one loss, and two ties. Linebacker Tim Belstner said, “We could have done better.” J.V. FOOTBALL. (Above) Front row: F. Christians. M. Green, J. Kaufman, J. Rup-precht, D. Grant, T. Weber. Row 2: Manager T. Mertens, M. McGurk, D. Klingbeil. J. Boos, B. LaRock, R. McDermott, S. Naatz, P. Piek, M. Foss. Row 3: Coach Linse, W. Arnold, P. Brodbeck. D. Korth. J. Hrobsky, R. Guerra, J. Schoonover, S. Dobson, T. Else. Coach Stanek. Row 4: T. Kuehn, P. Curry. M. Schweiger, S. Mercer, D. Rechlin, D. Hachtel, D. Vogel, R. Piek. Dave Mercado (top) shouts encouragement during the close Clinton game. Lance Leipold (right) looks things over quickly before throwing the ball. VARSITY FOOTBALL. (Far right bottom) Front row: D. Aumann. G. Koeppel, B. Bare. G. Stephan. T. Kuehn. T. Ridgeman, B. Stoner. M. Wellnitz, D. Grassman. Row 2: R. Leopold, D. Mercado, M. Cheney, T. Endl. R. Gruennert, J. Boos. K. Kraehnke, R. Link. Row 3: L. Leipold. J. Rupprecht. B. Noethe, J. Krause. D. Altreuter, S. Mercer, J. Ott, Coach Saunders, Coach Schulz. Row 4: T. Linse, J. Ridgeman. T. Neupert, G. Brodbeck. D. Meyer, J. Hotter. J. Wagner, Coach Fritze, Coach Scharfenberg. 26 Football

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Eagles accomplish “Impossible” “This season was a dream year,” emphasized Coach Gehier. “This past season was a season where the impossible was done over and over again.” The Eagles won a third RVC championship, won at Regionals, and proceeded to Sectionals, there defeated by Shorewood. During the season Clinton ended the Eagles’ thirty-two game winning streak. Going on to win six more games, the team finished with a 19-4 season. Lance Leipold took MVP, King of Boards, and tied with Bill Bare for King of Throws. Todd Kuehn won Honors as “Most Improved” and “Mr. Defense.” “This has been my most satisfying year of coaching ever,” summed up Coach Gehier. Greg Stephan and Lance Leipold (top) practice guard maneuvers. During the Beloit-Turner game Chuck Moehling (right) prepares to rebound after a free-throw attempt. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. (Above) Front row: J. Dorn, M. Wright, G. Kramer, S. Schuld, S. Wagie, B.Schicker. Row 2: R. Hagen, T. Monogue, S. Null, T. Powers, R. Wegner, D. Jewett, C. Ganser. Row 3: Coach Rogers, J. Shuda, T. Belstner, T. Linse, G. Sachse, J. Funk, P. Lucas, T. Arnold. 28 Basketball