Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1970 volume:

In Memoriam And Dedication MR. MYRON D. SAUGSTAD God made man to love, to care, to trust, to believe, to teach, and to respect his fellow man. One of these men was Mr. Saugstad. He was a man who loved and cared for his people no matter who they were; boys he coached, students he taught, teachers he worked with, or friends he worked and lived with. His faith in the ability of others was his greatest asset. He firmly believed that when given a chance, a person can succeed; and he fought to give each one he knew that chance. He respected those he knew whether he agreed with them or not and because of this he received, in return, the respect he rightly deserved. As a teacher at Juneau High School for 12 years, it is with humble gratitude and appreciation of his dedicated work to further our education that the Jay Staff, and more particularly the Juneau High School student body, wishes to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Myron Saugstad. The Gathering Of The Clan It is the atm of JUNEAli V BSCHOOL to cultivate in the minds and hearts of its students the strength of CHtfJj TER, quality of SCHOLARSHIP, ability of LEADER- SHIP,'and the desire for service, which will prepare them for fufyr endeavors be- yond their high school years. The 1970 JAY illustrates these opportunities, each of which contributes to the desired ends of a high school education. In The Halls OfJ.H.S Si Many kinds (Jf people enter into the making of a class, and Juneau High School is no exception. Students, facult tdministration, custodians and cooks all combine their efforts to make JUS the ftool that it is today. The clan gathers everywhere--in the laps, library, gymnasium, stage, entrance hall and espeBtfly the classrooms. When-the clan g hers in the classroom, it re- ceives one ofitlie best lessons available. 1 One reaf qajfor jHS superior scholasfleltoting isfteiSPIRIT of'cooperation between faculty and sratjents. After all, where wouWs be without them! The halls gym, and classroom sJBpe as communication centers. Here KtJjBn discusse� the latest school activities whether it be an athletic event, play, conce r assembly program. The TROJANS.are known for their commanding spirit as well as sportsmanship. Spirit ties a c Blbd student body together. The student nody is commended for their fine effdJtin COOPERATION with Reeseville High School in introducing the Trojans of 1969 ?0. This is THE jAY--the gathering of the Clan----------. ;s, library, gymnasium, stage, entrance ; clan ga herfjln the classroom, it re- iting isBiaSPIRIT of cooperation between le be ithijiit them! The halls' gym, and llere ejBn discusse� the latest school y, conce ? r assembly program. OFFICE Table Of Contents ADMINISTRATION 5-12 ACTIVITIES 13-30 ORGANIZATIONS 31-46 UNDERCLASSMEN 47-53 SENIORS 54-63 4 ADMINISTRATION Through The Administration SEATED: Fred Gahlman, Robert Kaeding, Clerk; Marvin Fox, President. STANDING: Roland Kennedy, Jerome Haase, Ralph Sharp, Vice-President; Gerhardt Kulke, Treasurer; Joseph Buhr, Mrs. Henry Steffen. Diversity is the name of the game--and Mr. George Knuckles is a man well diversified. His ed- ucational background stems from high school graduation in Red Bird, Kentucky. He then received his teaching degree at Baylor Univer- sity in Texas. Going back to Kentucky, Mr. Knuckles taught at Red Bird and then moved to Illinois to teach at Evergreen Park, Chicago. Coming to Wisconsin, he obtained his Mas- ters Degree in educational admin- istration from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Mr. Knuckles previously served as the district's Assistant Superin- tendent. The trials of patience, skill, and overall dexterity are con- stantly being tested, and our Super- intendent is successfully meeting this great challenge. 6 Superintendent: MR. GEORGE KNUCKLES A Better Education Principal: MR. NORMAN DAHL There is much color, excitement, overall havoc amid the ceaseless activities and duties of our high school principal. But, above all this is the sparkle of satisfaction in knowing that it has been achieved through personal sacrifice. Mr. Dahl was a high school graduate of Shell Lake, Wisconsin. From there his education ex- bounded to a Bachelor of Science degree from Eau Claire University, a Masters degree in mathematics from Buffalo University in New York, and a Masters degree in education from the University of Wisconsin. Prior to his coming to Juneau, he taught at Stone Lake and Ladysmith schools. Beyond his invaluable service to our school, Mr. Dahl has been elected President of the Board of Control of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Ath- letic Association. MRS. BETTY BRIEMAN English I 1 MRS. JUANITA DAHL Home Economics MR. JOHN CURTIS Physical Education 7 With Vivid Spirit MRS. JUDITH DRAEGER Mathematics MR. WILBUR FOTH Agriculture- Science MISS JOYCE HAUK English And Willing Trust MRS. ANN KIELSMEIER French-Library MRS. KIMHUSSLI Girls Physical Education MR. PERRY LINDBERC Guidance Counselor MISS JOAN LEMKE Business Education MR. JAMES KIESOW Speech 9 MR. DWAINE KRENTZ Boys Physical Education Our Guiding Stars MR. CHARLES SCHUSTER Industrial Arts MISS DANNELL TOMANY Art MR. FRED TERRANOVA Instrumental Music MISS LORAINE WUBBEN Social Studies 10 MR. ROBERT WIENEKE Business Education MR. HAROLD WYSS History f TV The School’s Right Arm Mrs. Joyce Duffy Mrs. Mary Tillema Typing, filing, composing letters, report cards, answering students' questions are only a few of the hundreds of duties of these irreplaceable secretaries. Mrs. Marlene Steffen Mrs. Carol Krentz 11 They Keep It Going Mr. Zank, Supt. of Buildings 0 Grounds; Mr. Hasenstab, Mrs. Hammann and Mrs. Hummel Mr. Vergenz, Mr. Weiss. Scrubbing, cleaning, dusting, mopping, providing food for the children, getting the children to and from school are only a few of the many important duties of our unsung employees in our school district. Mr. Brooks, Mr. Wiechman, Mrs. Weishoff, Mr. Klug, Mr. Bartz. Origin Of The Trojan On May 12, 1969, the Juneau Chiefs and Reese ville Cardinals athletic departments were combined by school board action. Through the ensuing months that followed, school colors had to be chosen; school name or nickname had to be picked; and a school song had to be selected by the student bodies. The school colors chosen were puxple and white; the school song selected by the student body was Go U Northwestern ; and the nick- name selected for the athletic teams was the Trojans. Combining the athletic departments from both schools has created more competition for starting positions, given more boys an opportu- nity to participate in different sports on teams of their own caliber, and made the athletic squads from both schools much stronger. The Trojans will be a part of a new conference during 1970-71 and will add a new sport called cross country. The first Trojan football team took the field on September 5 at Poynette and battled to a 6-6 tie. Football was the first segment of the athletic program, and it was a great success. Beaten only once, the Trojans showed team unity, spirit, dedication, and personal sacrifice which are basic characteristics for any sound athletic team. Looking ahead to the winter sports, the same characteristics are very evident. The desire to do their best and be the best is the TROJAN trademark. 14 One Short Fellows FRONT ROW: C. Pederson, Mgr.; R. Bassette, R. Weel, C. Selchert, D. Pasewald, P. Leonard, D. Vander- Calien, T. Polsin, B. Jaeck, R. Petry, T. Bandle, S. Kasper, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: R. Buschkopf, Mgr.; T. Cose, P. Firari, J. Haeni, O. Braunschweig, R. Uttech, C. Matuszeski, R. Strous, M. Benninger, R. Busch- kopf, S. Strasesske, C. Schultz, M. Stock, E. Jahns, Mr. Wieneke, Coach. BACK ROW: Mr. Krentz. Ass'l Coach; J. Bronner, D. Fude, B. Grosenick, J. Hemmy, R. Maertz, M. Schaefer, D. Matuszeski, J. Duffy, P. Lau, D. Schmidt, R. Couperus, R. Buhr, Mr. Saugstad, Ass't Coach. Trojans Start Year Off Right It was a great year for the Trojan gridders. The season began with a tough game with Poynette that ended in a tie. Then a string of five consecutive wins set the stage for homecoming with the Deerfield Demonds for first place in the Eastern Suburban Conference. The Tro- jans stumbled before a huge crowd on a very rainy evening 16-12. Undaunted by the defeat at home- coming, the Trojans closed the season with wins for a 6-1-1 record. Highlights included Poynette scoring a touchdown against the defense on the first play from scrimmage and the Tro- jans then beginning a string of 183 consecutive minutes before another team scored. The Trojans were the best offen- sive and defensive team in the confer- ence scoring 199 points while giving up only 36. Seniors had a ball the last game beating Marshall 56-0! Mark Schaefer flipped 12 TD passes and R. Uttech was the leading scorer with 38 points. The team selected Mike Stock as Most Valuable Player and Mike and Tim Bandle as honorary captains. Three sen- iors were selected to the offensive and defensive teams for All-Conference. Rex Couperus and Mike Stock were both selected on offense and defense while Rick Uttech was awarded honors on of- fense only. Mike was selected for the second straight year on All-Conf. 15 But We Know We’re 1 FRONT ROW: J. Raabe, S. Kranz, J. Lauersdorf, D. Ninmann, ]. Caine. MIDDLE ROW: R. Uttech, C. Mink, G. Kohn, R. Davison, J. Rude, M. Schultz. BACK ROW: Mr. Kiesow, Coach; T. Jaeck, J. Burdick, P. Lain- berger, S. Lehmann, Mr. Curtis, Ass't Coach. 1969 FOOTBALL RECORD Poynette 6 Palmyra 0 J. Creek 0 Cambridge 6 Apostles 0 Deerfield 16 Lakeside 14 Marshall 0 The Trojans finished the season with a 6-1-1 record for second place in the East- ern Suburban Conference. Trojans 6 Trojans 28 Trojans 27 Trojans 7 Trojans 38 Trojans 12 Trojans 31 Trojans 56 RICK UTTECH All-Conf. Back REX COUPERUS All-Conf. Tackle TIM BANDLE Honorary Co-Capt. MIKE STOCK All Conf. Guard Most Valuable Hon. Co-Capt. 16 In The Year Of The Trojan FRONT ROW: L. Hilker, G. Pasbrig, P. O'Connor, S. Leistico, B. Huber, D. Werblow. MIDDLE ROW: M. Pedersen, B. Cooke, M. Nehls, P. Weiss, D. Wegener, G, Wild. BACK ROW: G. Ninmann, Mgr. ; G. Buhr, K. Breitenstein, B. Kant, D. Kottwitz, R. Davison, S. Bronner, F. Marquardt, Mgr. This year's Junior Varsity team had a very satisfying season compiling a 4-3 rec- ord. The JV's consisted only of freshman and sophomore boys. Learning the basic fundamentals from first year coach, Mr. Kiesow, the squad prepared themselves for next year's varsity or junior varsity squad. Many boys will be fighting for positions on the Varsity next season and with the desire and determination that was evident during the past season, the Trojans should have a winning season once again in the new Flyway Conference. 17 Homecoming ’69 Queen Debbie and King Tim Reigned by Queen Julie and King Mike Homecoming was unique this year. Festivities ranged from the parade of eight L-RHS and JHS class floats, an inspiring pep rally, captivating bonfire, and decisive game to the high-lighting dance. The Trojan spirit reigned su- preme throughout the spectacular I tomecoming week. 19 We're winning, can't you tell? -Ah—a 50 yard touchdown. Savoring a victory. Got ya! Ship ahoy trojans. Varsity Bucketballers FRONT ROW: Mr. Krentz, Coach; M. Stock, B. Grosenick, D. Matuszeski, S. Schaefer, P. Lau, J. Duffy, M. Benninger. BACK ROW: D. Buschkopf, Mgr.; P. Brigowatz, T. Bandle, R. Nell, O. Braunschweig, J. Hemmy, J. Hagelberg, R. Uttech, R. Duessler, Mgr. This year's Trojan basketball team has compiled many great things. The team started out the season under new head coach, Mr. Krentz. Coach Krentz had seven returning lettermen to form the nucleus for his ball club. There were a great number of boys trying out for the team. Coach Krentz had to cut his squad to 14 boys including seven seniors, six juniors and one sophomore. The roundballers have a record to date of 8 wins and two defeates. Losing only one conference game, the Trojans are tied for first place and are anxiously awaiting the showdown with Deerfield later this winter. The Trojans goal: Sole possession of first place our last year in the Eastern Suburban Conference. J. Matthews, C. Aloi, R. Richards, K. Pocius, J. Uttech, D. Anton. 21 Junior Varsity Bucketeers FRONT ROW: R. Davison, Mgr. ; G. Wild, K. Breitenstein, S. Bronner, M. Marsch, G. Buhr, K. Leistico, M. Korth, P. O'Connor. BACK ROW: Mr. Kiesow, Coach, R. Rohde, K. Gunther, T. jaeck, R. Uttech, B. Kant, J. Burdick, M. Nehls, J. Ninmann, Mgr. The junior varsity, under Coach Kiesow, had a very disappointing season. Despite the fact that many of their games went right down to the final gun, victories were very few for the Trojans. One promising aspect is the number of freshman boys who participated on the team. With more experience, these boys on the jayvee squad will become valuable additions for othei Trojan basketball squads in the future. FRONT ROW: J. Kaeding, K. Richards. BACK ROW: A. Jongebloed, S. Anton, C. Buss, N. Tietz. 23 Now do it this way! We’ll Wrestle FRONT ROW: J. Rude, T. Cose, C. Mink, B. Dahl, M. Hendricks, P. Henkel. BACK ROW: Mr. Curtis, Coach; J. Lauersdorf, J. Bronner, B. Petry, D. Peters, B. Scott, J. Walsh. Absent: D. Buss, M. Scherer, Mgrs. The Trojan wrestling team, led by returning lettermen Bill Dahl, Paul Henkel, Bill Scott, Terry Cose, Joe Bronner and Jim Walsh, was hampered by early season injuries and inexperience. Under the direction of new coach, Mr. Curtis, many new boys participated in wrestling for the first time. Although the number of wins does not indicate the true caliber of the boys, wrestling steadily improved during the course of the season. With only one senior on the squad, Terry Cose, the team will be looking forward to better things next year. Petry applying half-nelson toward a pin. Bronner riding horseback temporarily. 24 Our Way Out FRONT ROW: E. Scott, C. Schultz, M. Thoma, S. Kranz, D. Ninmann. BACK ROW: R. Woltman, R. Schmitt, R. Buschkopf, D. Werblow. The junior varsity wrestlers have their matches prior to the varsity matches. Those boys who wrestle each other during the week and are the winners will be the varsity wrestler with the loser grappling for the junior varisty team. 25 Girls Strike Again FRONT ROW: P. Becker, J. Bleifuss, N. Hupf, P. Hickey, B. Stueber, N. Tietz, H. Chapman, B. Weiss, C. Fenz, S. Pieper. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Hussli, Advisor; D. Kreuziger, C. Duffy, N. Walsh, M. Teson, B. Aschaker, C. Tietz, C. Owens, S. Rediske, B. Hammann, L. Schultz, C. Pieper, S. Cose, J. Uttech. BACK ROW: R. Frahman, D. Draheim, J. Nehls, B. Becker, E. Rupnow, N. Becker, J. Nehls, S. Aschaker, J. Ut- tech, B. Slade, J. Pitzlin, A. Jongbloed, L. Aubrecht, L. Stutz, S. Seeliger, S. Werblow, B. Stange. Girl athletes entering a business venture?! Yes, the G. A. A. members were very successful in a campaign selling monogramed sweater sweatshirts. Many examples of these sweaters could be seen in the school or at other school activities during the school year. Other activities they participated in were the regular G. A. A. nights in the gym and a horseback riding expedition at Green Lake. FRONT ROW: J. Becker, President; R. Richards, Secretary; K. O'Connor, Treasurer; C. Panetti, Vice-Presi- dent. BOARD MEMBERS: K. Richards, D. Burnett, D. Hapf, K. Brieman, L. Brueckmann, J. Matthews. 26 Sports Appreciation FRONT ROW: R. Strous; D. Faude; B. Grosenick; J, Hemmy; R. Duessler; M. Shaefer; R. Meertz; J. Duffy; R. Couperus; C. Klossner; MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Krentz, Advisor; S. Kranz; M. Schultz; J. Walsh; C. Schultz; R. Kaiser; R. Brigowatz; R. Uttech; J. Haeni; R. Bassetge; D. Peters; BACK ROW: P. Henkel; W. Dahl; R. Rohde; D. Pasewald; R. Buschkopf; J. Rude; T. Cose; J. Kaine; D. Ninmann; C. Selchert; R. Weel. They've turned the world upside down! Athletes join the Sports Appereciation Club for the purpose of appreciation of all sports. They meet monthly for activities in the gym. They also sponsored a dance this year for a money raising project in order to attend a U. W. basketball game. 27 Pres. M. Stock; Sec. -Treas. J. Bronner; V. Pres. R. Uttech. Lettermen’s Club FIRST ROW: D. Fude, D. Schmidt, B. Grosenick, J. Duffy, B. Maertz, M. Schaefer, R. Duessler, D. Matus- zeski, J. Hemmy, R. Couperus. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krentz, Advisor, M. Johnston, M. Schultz, D. Buschkopf, D. Kaiser, G. Matuszeski, R. Strous, M. Stock, S. Kasper, P. Brigowatz, S. Lehmann, R. Uttech, J. Bronner, G. Pederson, Mr. Wieneke, Advisor. THIRD ROW: C. Kadinger, P. Henkel, W. Scott, D. Ninmann, P. Leon- ard, J. Walsh, D. Peters, J. Haeni, M. Scherer, C. Schultz, T. Cose, R. Bassette, R. Buschkopf, C. Selchert, W. Dahl. These fellows earned two major letters, one for his lettermen's jacket and one for his letter sweater. In order for a boy to become a member of this club, he must letter in one of the following sports: basketball, football, wrestling, baseball, or track. The sequence of winning the awards is: first year, major letter; second year, tie tack; third year, lapel pin; fourth year, plaque. Meetings are held periodically during the course of the year. MR. JOHN LARSON Mr. John Larson, new driver's education, gen- eral science, and freshman math instructor started teaching January 12, 1970. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from LaCrosse State University — majoring in physical education and minoring in biology. He hails from Argyle, Wis., is married, and has a six month old son, John. 28 Forensics FRONT ROW: V. Jongebloed, R. Richards, P. Becker, B. Otto, K. Brieman, S. Cramer, S. Rediske. MIDDLE ROW: B. Hendricks, G. Rediske, C. Duffy, L. Sette, N. Walsh, M. Teson, J. Uttech, Mrs. Brieman, Advisor. BACK ROW: H. Chapman, K. Richards, R. Sette, D. Fude, R. Weel, K. O'Connor, J. Bleifuss. Participants in the forensic program receive many benefits developing their poise, confidence, and speech. The different categories are designed to meet different tastes and abilities. Each year new talent is discovered, and this year has been no exception. FRONT ROW: Mr. Wyss, Advisor; R. Frahmann, J. Uttech, B. Becker, D. Draheim, Mr. Edming, Advisor. MIDDLE ROW: R. Key, S. Cose, S. Seeliger, C. Panetti, N. Nehls, S. Werblow. BACK ROW: S. Steffen, J. Werblow, A. Hemmy, D. Domfeld, L. Kuerth, C. Saugstad, J. Becker, T. Langan. 29 Mid Summer Night's Dream STANDING: B. Kant, J. Selchert, P. Gierach, R. Frahmann, J. Nehls, G. Wild, R. Woltman, R. Rohde, S. Aubrecht. SEATED: R. Sharp, J. Matthews, B. Otto, T. Langan, C. Taber, C. Selchert, R. Sette, M. Thoma. The One-Act Play, Mid Summer Night's Dream, under the direction of Mr. Ed- ming, received an A rating at the sub-district contest and a B rating at the district contest at Cedarburg. The comical performance of the various performers was enjoyed by all who attend- ed the play. A lot of time and effort went into this play for the one night it was given in the Juneau High School gym. A Wedding A Wedding , a light comical play, was performed by members of the Juneau Dra- ma Club. The play was directed by Mrs. Brieman who was assisted by Linda Kuerth, Marian Teson and Barbara Haase. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Schultz, J. Bleifuss, J. Hemmy, R. Nell, J. Abel, J. Haeni, K. O'Connor. ORGANIZATIONS Student Council SEATED: R. Weel; T. Langan; L. Kuerth; D. Draheim; STANDING: P. Hovet; N. Tietz; R. Uttech; Advisor, Miss Wubben; J. Duffy; T. Cose; M. Nehls; J. Rude; S. Bronner. NEXT ON THE AGENDA... The Student Council was exceptionally busy this school year. A first, by the Council, was the selling of numerous articles from a variety company. Again as every year, they bought presents for the distribution to foster children of Dodge County. They also had a clothing drive for the Children's Federa- tion. Two of our Student Council members participated in the State Student Council Convention of Green Lake. National Honor Society An N. H. S. Student is chosen by the faculty on the basis of character, leadership, service, ar a academic standing. He must maintain a B average and attend meetings twice per month. This year's activities included initia- tion of new members in the Spring and operation of the cloak room at Basket- ball games. The Society is a service organization and is always ready to lend a helping hand. FRONT: B. Otto; L. Aubrecht; N. Nehls; L. Kuerth. STANDING: J. Zahn; Advisor, Mrs. Kielsmeier, S. Cramer; R. Couperus. 32 Bowling Club FRONT ROW: G. Matuszeski, A. McCord, K. Tietz, S. Kasper, D. Matuszeski, S. Buzzell, R. Kant, T. Mountin, M. Maaske, J. Burdick, D. Nehmer. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Wyss, Advisor; R. Wirth, W. Wetherbee, M. Johnston, R. Sharp, A. Schwantes, S. Lehmann, D. Buschkopf, W. Fashun, J. Fischer, B. Steinagel, M. Peters, C. Mink. BACK ROW: F. Marquardt, L. Hilker, D. Wegener, P. O'Connor, G. Wild, S. Bronner, K. Breitenstein, J. Marquardt, M. Nehls, G. Buhr, B. Soldner, M. Korth, W. Pasbrig, G. Pasbrig, R. Alvarado. The members of the Bowling Club go bowling every activity period. They try their hardest to raise and beat their fellow bowlers scores. Electronics Club The Electronics Club livens up the dances with a disc-jockey atmosphere. They also work at football games and other events where electronic equipment is required. FRONT ROW: R. Hummel, M. Pederson, G. Ninmann, B. Huber. BACK ROW: Mr. Daley, Advisor; G. Peder- son, D. Lindemer, R. Nelson, M. Thoma. Singing Along FIRST ROW: L. Sette, N. Becker, J. Nehls, D. Draheim, G. Pasbrig, M. Korth. SECOND ROW: C. Duffy, L. Schultz, S. Werblow, B. Becker, S. Aubrecht, R. Sette. THIRD ROW: J. Uttech, M. Teson, B. Gemeztke, S. Cramer, G. Peterson, B. Fashun. FOURTH ROW: K. Brieman, K. Wiechman, J. Mittelstaedt, E. Hickey, L. Kuerth, B. Strous, C. Klossner, J. Zahn. Mrs. George Knuckles We gladly welcome our chorus back after its two-year absence. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Knuckles, mixed chorus participated in its Christmas concert, A Musical Christmas . A musical variety show, Oklahoma , and the Pops Concert were other activities that the mixed chorus participated in during the course of the year. 34 Swinging Along FIRST ROW: G. Wild, R. Rohde, D. Burnett, J. Uttech, S. Cose, S. Rediske, B. Weiss. SECOND ROW: G. Buhr, R. Hummel, S. Seeliger, N. Nehls, E. Rupnow, D. Hupf, R. Zuberbuehler. THIRD ROW: R. Kaiser, M. Johnston, R. Arndt, R. Richards, J. Matthews, G. Rediske, L. Aubrecht. FOURTH ROW: R. Kant. T. Langan, J. Walsh, K. O'Connor, J. Weiblow, J. Bleifuss, C. Saugstad, P. Hickey. Thirteen girls make up the swing choir. Practice ses- sions are held after school and during some of the noon hours, in addition to their regular practice sessions. The group per- formed for the Lion’s Club and the Christmas Concert. FRONT ROW: B. Becker, M. Teson, K. O'Connor. MIDDLE ROW: S. Rediske, L. Kuerth, J. Uttech, S. Seeliger, D. Draheim. BACK ROW: S. Cramer, L. Aubrecht, B. Weiss, Mrs. Knuckles, Advisor; J. Weiblow, J. Bleifuss. 35 Symphonic FIRST TOW: R. Zuberbuehler, S. Rediske, J. Dahnert, B. Gemetzke. SECOND ROW: B. Slade, J. Wolosz, D. Burnett, P. Becker, D. Hupf, C. Owens. THIRD ROW: D. Ninmann, L. Friede, P. Wyss, J. Mittelstaedt, N. Walsh, L. Schultz, C. Panetti. FOURTH ROW: M. Pedersen, G. Wild, W. Wetherbee, D. Peters, C. Duffy. STANDING: B. Strous, J. Nehls, M. Johnston. 36 Sound of ’69-’70 FRONT ROW: B. Becker, S. Cose, J. Bleifuss, S. Werblow. SECOND ROW: R. Woltman, N. Hupf, P. Henkel, D. Draheim, N. Nehls. THIRD ROW: J. Abel, G. Pederson, R. Rohde, J. Duffy, M. Korth, N. Tietz, G. Rediske. FOURTH ROW: K. Brieman, T. Mountin, W. Dahl, S. Aubrecht, C. Schultz, M. Teson, M. Schultz. FIFTH ROW: E. Hickey, K. Richards, R. Richards, N. Becker, B. Hammann, P. Hickey, J. Matthews, P. Hoevet. STANDING: B. Soldner, G. Buhr, P. Weiss. The JUS band had a new and interesting experience during the 69-70 school year. This was the combining of the Juneau and Reeseville band for the Homecoming parade and show. The evening proved to be very successful, even in the rain! Other special delights of the school year were the WINTER, POPS, and SPRING CONCERTS. BAND STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTE Lois Friede Charles Schultz Mike Schultz Julie Abel Mike Peters, seated. 37 Dance Band And Music Club FRONT ROW: G. Rediske, P. Henkel, D. Draheim, N. Nehls, N. Tietz, M. Schultz, M. Johnston, J, Nehls, S. Rediske, MIDDLE ROW: C. Peterson, R. Rohde, J. Abel, M. Korth. J. Duffy, C. Wossner, BACK ROW: C. Duffy, K. Brieman, T. Mountin, B. Wetherbee, B. Dahl, S. Aubrecht, C. Schultz. The Dance Band practices ardently one night a week to learn new styles of music and to keep themselves in dancing tune. They play for many occasions and this year entertained at the first Cham- ber of Commerce dinner for the Trojans football squad. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Rediske, J. Abel, N. Nehls, C. McBride. The newly formed Music Club has as its goal to make students more appreciative of music. Although small, Mr. Terranova and members enjoy listening and chatting about the different types and styles of music. 38 Santa’s Helpers FRONT ROW: J. Gahlman, E. Miller, M. Scherer, K. Wiechman, B. Winter, J. Gahlman. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Schuster, Advisor; B. Maas, J. Maas, W. Scott, M. Becker, C. Kirscher, C. Taber. BACK ROW: R. Key, L. Nehmer, S. Roberts, P. Hoevet, R. Draeger, S. Callies. Once again the Arts Crafts Club used their talents in repairing toys donated by students and adults to be presented to the needy children for a much happier Christmas. Among the other activities during the course of the school year that they participated in were the Club's Fun Dance and having their own fun and recreation evenings in the gymnasium. FRONT ROW: S. Kasper, D. Callies, T. Langan, B. Kikkert, C. Schaalma. K. Berger. MIDDLE ROW: E. Scott, S. Aubrecht, M. Kollmann, M. Lohry, M. Priebusch, L. Sctte, R. Becker. BACK ROW: R. Woltman, L. Gundrum, C. Engebretson, C. Kadinger, B. Hendricks, M. Hendricks, D. Werblow. 39 Spanish And French Clubs FRONT ROW: J. Haeni, M. Scherer, M. Stock, D. Schmidt, R. Nell, J. Duffy, J. Hemmy, B. Strous, G. Matuszeski. MIDDLE ROW: B. Haase, S. Steffen, C. Selchert, T. Cose, D. Domfeld, R. Sharp, K. O'Connor, C. Tietz, J. Gahlman, B. Winters, J. Gahlman, Mr. Edming, Advisor. BACK ROW: J. Friede, S. Werblow, K. Schlichting, S. Cramer, J. Wolosz, B. Maryott, B. Gernetzke, S. Folyer, J. Nehls, R. Key, R. Frahmann. The Spanish Club finally spent some of their hard earned money to see a stage play entitled ’’Man of La Mancha. They sponsored a candy sale and a pinata sale to raise money for their annual Spanish style dinner. The French Club sponsored a dance in order to raise money for their annual French dinner. Singing at the Christmas party and attending a French ballet in spring highlighted this Clubfs activity. FRONT ROW: B. Buschkopf, M. Scherer, M. Peters, T. Langan, B. Grosenick, J. Hemmy, T. Mountin, R. Nelson, D. Kaiser, Joe Bronner. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Kielsmeier, G. Rediske, R. Richards, C. Selchert, J. Werblow, L. Kuerth, R. Bassette, J. Walsh, J. Caine, S. Aubrecht, R. Weel. BACK ROW: R. Hummel, D. Kreuziger, J. Uttech, D. Brunett, N. Nehls, R. Zuberbuehler, P. O'Conner, K. Richards, N. Walsh, J. Uttech, P. Krueger, D. Draheim. 40 Po w Wo w FRONT ROW: G. Rediske; D. Draheim; N. Nehls. MIDDLE ROW: B. Otto; B. Stueber; Advisor Miss Lemke; J. Werblow; S. Cramer. BACK ROW B. Haase; R. Uttech; C. Saugstad; L. Kuerth; R. Couperus, V. Jongbloed. 'Diis year the students have taken on the task of producing, preparing, and selling the Pow Wow themselves under the supervision of Miss Lemke. The Pow Wow is published approximately once a month. FRONT ROW: S. Rediske; B. Weiss; P. Caniff; P. Becker; M. Stock; K. O'Connor; S. Pieper; D. Slade. BACK ROW: L. Stutz; B. Becker, J. Uttech; D. Burnett; L. Schultz; N. Walsh; L. Aubrecht; L. Friede. FRONT ROW: M. Bushke; M. Becker; M. Peters; C. Panetti; M. Schaefer; J. Becker; K. Brieman; L. Ridge; J. Uttech. BACK ROW: E. Rupnow; S. Pieper; B. Aschaker; L. Brueckmann; R. Richards; M. Teson; L. Gilde- meister; S. Cose; J. Dahnert. 41 Our Designing Creators FRONT ROW: B. Haase, S. Kasper, R. Uttech, M. Stock, J. Hemmy, R. Couperus, K. O'Connor, J. Werblow, B. Otto. MIDDLE ROW: J. Uttech, J. Nehls, Y. Pamperin, V. Jongebloed, J. Bleifuss, K. Wiechman, J. Abel, K. Richards. BACK ROW: R. Frahmann, L. Friede, S. Seeliger, B. Becker, D. Huft, E. Rupnow, D. Kreuziger, L. Stutz, J. Nehls, D. Draheim. Jay Staff The time and effort put forth by the Jay Staff is immeasurable. From dum- my copies to the final originals, the mem- bers have toiled--and to great avail. They feel secure in knowing that they are the ones responsible for making this past year’s memories eternal. FRONT: L. Aubrecht, Ass't Sen. Ed.; M. Teson, Bus. Mgr.; S. Cramer, Sen. Ed. MIDDLE: J. Matthews, Ass't Bus. Mgr.; Mr. Wieneke, Advisor; R. Richards, Ass't. Bus. Mgr. BACK: C. Saugstad, Co-Ed.; L. Kuerth, Co-Ed. 42 Future Teachers Of America FRONT ROW: J. Mittelstaedt, J. Frisbie, E. Hickey, P. Maertz, P. Cierach. MIDDLE ROW: S. Winter, P. Wyss, F. Schmitt, Mrs. Draeger, Advisor; J. Ulvestad, S. Jahnke, L. Laird. BACK ROW: S. Cramer, L. Friede, P. Krueger, S. Leonard, S. Druecke. BOYS: M. Scherer, J. Hemmy, R. Kaiser, R. Buschkopf, T. Langan. GIRLS STANDING: C. Saugstad, D. Draheim, G. Rediske, N. Nehls, Mrs. Brieman, Advisor. GIRLS SEATED: L. Aubrecht, J. Bleifuss, K. O'Connor, B. Bec- ker, S. Cramer. Teachers of Tomorrow hold a key to all success--unlocking the doors of wisdom and knowledge. Debate Club Developing proper debate skills was a trying task for this group of students. Many hours were required in preparation for tournaments. The rewards gained were both of knowl- edge and experience. In addition to the general seri- ousness of the club’s intent, the de- baters held a most unusual and suc- cessful dance for the less-serious intent of creating fun and merriment for all. 43 Home Ec. Club FRONT ROW: S. Steffen, B. Otto, J. Werblow, D. Domfeld, A. Hemmy, N. Schmitt, L. Gierach, B. Haase, S. Westphal, L. Christensen. MIDDLE ROW: R. Zuberbuehler, S. Folyer, S. Cramer, S. Maryott, L. Kuerth, C. Saugstad, B. Maryott, S. Cubin, J. Wolosz, B. Gernetzke, D. Slade, P. Canniff. BACK ROW: M. Buschke, J. Umland, R. Callies, J. Selchert, M. Holi, M. Becker, L. Gildemeister, R. Stange, K. Cramer, L. Ridge, S. Fenz, J. Dahnert, K. Schlichting. Home Ec. Officers The Home Economics Club activi- ties have varied tremendously this year. From selling refreshments at games and sponsoring a dance, to singing Christmas carols at Clearview. The annual Home Ec. Club schol- arship was presented to a college- bound student who entered the field ot Home Economics. The year ended in just the right way--the club went on their annual trip and had a blast!! H. Langan, V. P.; J. Friede. Sec.; V. Jongebloed, Pres.; Mrs. Dahl, Adv.; Y. Pamperin, Treas. 45 Future Farmers Of America FRONT ROW: F. Frederick, R. Arndt, R. Nehls, J. Zahn, D. Schmidt, R. Sette. MIDDLE ROW: R. Schmidt, E. Metzger, R. Ulvestad, J. Kreuziger, R. Vinz, R. Gerbitz, N. Pasbrig, Mr. Foth, Advisor. BACK ROW: M. Weiss, D. Metzger, J. Haase, P. Leonard, S. Sunderland, S. Stock, D. Schoppe. One of the most active school or- ganizations at JUS is FFA. Some of the interesting projects that they par- ticipated in during the school year were selling Christmas trees, rat bait, cases of grapefruit and oranges, and slow moving vehicle signs. What do you guys do with your money any- way? Their annual banquet was held in spring, and they hosted their first all farmer type atmosphere dance in the gym. WOW!!! Mr. Foth sure keeps his boys agoin . FFA Officers FRONT ROW: J. Zahn, Pres.; R. Arndt, V-Pres.; Barbara Weiss, Chapter Sweetheart. BACK ROW: D. Schmidt, Reporter; F. Frederick, Treas.; R. Sette, Sent.; Absent: R. Nehls, Sec. Class Officers PRESIDENT Mike Stock S o S e n i o r s VICE-PRESIDENT Rick Uttech P h o m o r e s F r e s h m e n Pres. Mike Schultz; V-Pres. Patti Hickey; Sec. Brenda Becker; Treas. Heidi Chapman. SECRETARY: Julie Abel TREASURER: Ellen Rupnow Pres. Pat O’Connor; Treas. Ann Jongebloed; V-Pres. Gary Wild; Absent: Sec. Nancy Becker Pres. Joe Bronner; V-Pres. Joy Uttech; Sec. Jill Ottech; Treas. Marian Teson. 48 One Year Down FRONT ROW: S. Bronner, K. Berger, P. Maertz, R. Sharp, B. Kant, E. Hickey, J. Haase, M. Nehls, G. Nin- mann. MIDDLE ROW: R. Becker, B. Hammann, P. Hoevet, M. Korth, C. McBride, J. Mittelstaedt, B. Soldner, D. Wegener, P. Wyss, L. Hilker. BACK ROW: R. Alvardo, B. Huber, L. Laird, M. Hendricks, L Friede, J. Pitzlin, L. Stutz, R. Vinz, S. Druecke, S. Callies, F. Marquardt, E Metzger. A JHS Frosh must admit that he comes a long way from Freshman Orientation, when he is filled with anticipation and anxiety, to the day he becomes a sophomore and is one step closer to successfully completing his high school career. FRONT ROW: P. Weiss, J. Maas, K. Breitenstein, W. Wetherbee, S. Buzzell, R. Nelson, E. MiUer, G. Buhr, M. Pederson. MIDDLE ROW: C. Kirscher, L. Nehmer, J. Kreuziger, C. Fenz, C. Tietz, K. Wiechman, J. Gahlman, J. Frisbie, P. Gierach, F. Schmitt, K. Leonard. BACK ROW: R. Woltman, R. Gerbitz, S. Jahnke, S. Cramer, S. Winter, J. Ulvestad, P. Krueger, G. Pasbrig, L Gundrum, G. Lehmann, R. Ulvestad, D. W erblow. 49 Two Down — Two To Go FRONT ROW: S. Kranz, M. Lohry, D. Buschkopf, J. Burdick, D. Matuszeski, S. Kasper, R. Uttech, S. Stock, C. Mink. MIDDLE ROW: M. Priebusch, C. Owens, J. Gahlman, R. Rohde, J. Rude, S. Kasper, J. Bleifuss, D. Ninmann, R. Winter, B. Maas, W. Pasbrig. BACK ROW: B. Stange, C. Engebretson, J. Selchert, S. Cose, C. Duffy, L Schultz, C. Pieper, J. Matthews, N. Walsh, S. Aschaker, R. Key. Stimulate! No, that's SIMULATOR, the new device the soph, used in driver's ed. for the first time. Let’s hope it improves their driving! Other activities during the school year remembered well were the second place rating on window decorations for homecoming and returning” the frosh a well-remembered party. FRONT ROW: R. Schmitt, M. Johnston, B. Steingal, D. Domfeld, K. Tietz, A. Hemmy, S. Lehmann, G. Pederson, J. Caine. MIDDLE ROW: C. Kadinger, K. Richards, M. Kollmann, N. Hupf, S. Steffen, W. Dahl, P. Becker, N. Tietz, S. Westphal, M. Becker, P. Henkel. BACK ROW: R. Frahmann, K. Schlichting, B. Hendricks, C. Taber, B. Slade, S. Rediske, L Sette, K. Cramer, S. Fenz, S. Roberts, J. Nehls. 50 Just One Year To Go FRONT ROW: R. Strous, D. Schmidt, B. Grosenick, B. Kikkert, M. Thoma, J. Duffy, M. Maaske, F. Fredrick, D. Callies. MIDDLE ROW: R. Sette, S. Aubrecht, R. Richards, D. Metzger, D. Peters, J. Haeni, R. Bassette, D. Pasewald, E. Scott. BACK ROW: D. Draheim, D. Bumett, P. Canriiff, B. Gemetzke, B. Maryott, L. Gierach, J. Wolosz, D. Slade, L. Gildemeister, R. Hummel, J. Friede. The Junior year is always full of tasks that never end! Homecoming was a big suc- cess with a first on window displays and a third on their float. The magazine sale was a huge success; and of course, the class rings were a big hit. But the big event of the year was Prom, which always keeps everyone occupied. Now to wait and look forward to being a senior. . . FRONT ROW: C. Schultz, D. Schoppe, C. Klossner, D. Fude, R. Nell, B. Maertz, J. Hemmy, G. Matuszeski, D. Nehmer. MIDDLE ROW: C. Selchert, R. Buschkopf, R. Wirth, M. Scherer, B. Stueber, J. Walsh, P. Leonard, M. Weiss, R. Weel, W. Scott. BACK ROW: M. Bushke, J. Nehls, J. Dahnert, M. Becker, K. Brieman, L Christensen, S. Pieper, L. Ridge, M. Holi, D. Hupf, S. Werblow. 51 Our Yesteryears 53 As First Step Frosh JULIE ANN ABLE Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 2; Stage Band 2-4; BSAC 3,4; Lib. 1; FTA 2; Spanish Club 1; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Jay 4; Class Sec. 3,4; Music Club 4. BARBARA ASCHAKER ’’Barb GAA 2-4; FTA 1; Forensics 3, 4; PowWow 3,4; Jay 1. MARK BARTLETT Trans, from Kettel Moraine High School 4; Arts C Crafts 4; Aircrafts club 1-3. LINDA LOUISE AUBRECHT NHS 4; Chorus 2,4; Swing Choir 2,4; GAA 2-4; Cheerleader 2; Home Ec 1; Debate 2,4; Sec. 2; Drama Club 2-4; PowWow 1- 4; Jay 1-4; Ass't Sr. Ed. 4; Class Trea. 2. 54 We Faced The Score JOAN C. BECKER Jony GAA 1-4, Board Member 3, Pres. 4; Basketball G Volley- ball 3; Forensics 3,4; PowWow 3,4. PAUL BRIGOWATZ Brigs Football 1,2; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,3,4; Lettermen's 4; Sports App. 1-4; PowWow 1. LINDA KAYBRUECKMANN GAA 1-4; Board Member 3,4; Basketball G Volleyball 3; For- ensics 3; PowWow 4. ROSEMARY CALLIES GAA 2; FTA 1; Home Ec 3,4; Forensics 2,3. TERRENCE R. COSE Terry Prom King 3; Color Guard 3,4; Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1-4; Lettermen's 1-4; Sports App. 1 - 4; Student Council 1-4; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 4; PowWow 3. 55 As Sophs We Progressed SHARON LOUISE CRAMER DAR 4; NHS 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; FTA 1; Spanish Club 1 —4; Home Ec. Club 2 —4; Debate 4; Forensics 1- 4; One-Act Play 3; Drama Club 2-4; PowWow 2-4; Ass't. Mgr. Ed. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Jay 2- 4, Sr. Ed. 4. REX. A COUPERUS NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Badger Boy; Football 3,4, AU-Conf. 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Lettermen's 3,4; Sports App. 1-4; PowWow 1,3,4; Jay 4; Class Pres. 1,3. RONALD L. DRAEGER Ron FFA 1-3; Arts S Crafts 4. ROBERT L. DUESSLER Jake Football 1,3, Football Mgr. 2; Basketball Mgr. 1-4; Track Mgr. 1-4; Lettermen's 1-4; Sports App. 1-4; Forensics 1; PowWow 1. WILLIAM FASHUN Bill Trans, from Lakeside 3; Chorus 4; Golf 3; Football 3; Baseball 4; Bowling 3,4, Sec. 4. 56 To Homecoming Decor JAMES FISCHER Beany Football 1; Arts 0 Crafts 1; Bowling 3,4; Electronics 2. SANDRA KAY FOLYER Sandi Lib. 1, V-Pres. 1; FTA 2, V- Pres. 2; Spanish Club 1-4; Home Ec 3,4; Forensics 1-3. BARBARA MARY HAASE Haas Chorus 2; FTA 1,2; Spanish Club 1-4; Home Ec 3,4; Forensics 4; Drama Club 4; PowWow 1,4, Staff 4; Jay 3,4. VICTORIA JONGEBLOED Vicky Home Ec 1-4, Pres 4; Forensics 3,4; PowWow 1-4; Staff 4; Jay 3,4. RICHARD KAISER Dick Badger boy; Chorus 4; Color Guard 4; Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 2,3; Golf 1,2; Letter- men's 2-4; Sports App. 1,2,4; French Club 3,4; Debate 3,4; Forensics 2; Drama Club 4; Arts C Crafts 3. 57 Juniors Sparkled In Prom Array LINDA KAY KUERTH NHS 3,4, Sec. 4; Badger Girl; Betty Crocker; Class Sec. 1; Chorus 2,4, Swing Choir 4; Color Guard 2; Forensics 1-4; Drama Club 2-4; One-Act Play 2-4; Student Council 2-4, V- Pres. 3, Sec. 4; French Club 3,4; Home Ec. 1-4; Jay 1-4, Bus, Mgr. 3, Co-Ed. 4. DIANE LYNN KREUZIGER Hugger GAA 2-4; FTA 1; French Club 1-4; Jay 1,3,4. HELEN LANG AN Nell Trans. Golden, Colorado 2; Home Ec. 2-4, V-Pres. 4. TIMOTHY R. LANG AN Tim Trans. Arvada, Colorado 3; Chorus 4; Golf 3,4; Arts Crafts 4; Bowling 3, Trea. 3; Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4; French Club 3,4; Debate 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Forensics 3,4; One-Act Play 4; Drama Club 4. DALE B. LINDE ME R Class Pres. 2; Electronics 1-4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Trea. 4. 58 Seniors Gazed That Final Day JACK MARQUARDT Bowling 1-4. SHIRLEY MARYOTT Home Ec 1-4; Forensics 1. THOMAS MOUNTIN Rocky Dance Band 3,4; Football 1; Bowling 1,2,4; Electronics 3; Student Council 2; French Club 3,4; PowWow 1,3. NADINE MARY NEHLS Deaner NHS 3,4, Trea. 4; Prom Queen 3; Chorus 2,4; Dance Band 1-4; BSAC 3; Cheerleader 2; Volley- ball 3; French Club 3,4; Debate 3,4, Pres. 4; Forensics 3,4; PowWow 4; Class Trea. 1, Sec. 2; Music Club 4. 59 The Remembered Cheers YVONNE PAMPER IN Chorus 2; Home Ec. 1-4, Trea. 4; Forensics 1,2; PowWow 3,4; Jay 3,4. BEVERLY JEAN OTTO Bev NHS 4; Home Ec. 1-4; Forensics 1-4; One-Act Play 4; Drama Club 4; PowWow 2,4; Jay 2-4. CATHERINE M. PANETTI Cathy GAA 1-4; V-Pres. 4; Basket- ball 8 Volleyball 3; Forensics 3,4; PowWow 3,4; Class Trea. 3. NEAL E. PASBRIG Baseball 1; FFA 1-4; PowWow 1. MICHAEL P. PETERS Homer BSAC 4, Pres. 4; Football 1,3; Bowling 4; Electronics 1-3, V- Pres. 2,3; French Club 3,4, Pres. 4; PowWow 3,4. 60 Of Times Gone Past GAIL REDISKE Red Chorus 2,4; Dance Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 1; French Club 3, 4; Debate 4; Forensics 4; PowWow 4; Class V-Pres. 2; Music Club 4; Twirler 4. CHERYL LYNN SAUGSTAD Chorus 2,4; GAA 1,2; Basket- ball C Volleyball 3; Home Ec. 3,4; Debate 4; Forensics 1-4; PowWow 1-4, Bus. Mgr. 2, Man. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Jay 1-4, Ass't Bus. Mgr. 3, Co-Ed. 4. MARK SCHAEFER Schafs” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4, AU-Conf. 3; Track 3,4; Base- ball 1; Golf 2,3; Lettermen's 1-4; Sports App. 1-4, Sec. - Trea. 3; Student Council 1; PowWow 1-4, Staff 3. ELLEN LOUISE RUPNOW Chorus 2,4; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 3; Home Ec 1,2; Forensics 1; PowWow 3,4; Jay 3,4; Class Trea. 4. CHARLES SCHAALMA Chuck Arts Crafts 1-4, Pres. 4. 1 61 Made Four Good Years NANCY E. SCHMITT Home Ec. 1-4; Forensics 3; PowWow 1; Jay 3. SUSAN SEE LIGER Susie Chorus 2,4; Swing Choir 4; Cojor Guard 2; GAA 2-4; Home Ec 1; Debate 3; Forensics 1,2,4; Drama Club 4; Jay 4. ROXANNE J. STANCE Rockie Home Ec. 1-4, V-Pres. 3; PowrWow 1; Jay 3. MICHAEL M. STOCK Mike Homecoming King 4; Badger Boy; Color Guard 3; MVP 3,4; Football 1-4, Co-Capt, 4, All- Conf. 3,4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,3,4; Lettermen's 2-4; Sports App. 1-4, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; PowWowr 3,4; Jay 4; Class Pres. 4. 62 That Flowed So Fast 9 9 RICK S. UTTECH Football 1-4, All-Conf. 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2,4; Lettermen's 2-4; Sports App. 1-4, V-F res. 4; PowWow 1-4, Staff 3,4; Class V-Pres. 1,3,4 JUDITH UMLAND Jude Home Ec Club 1 -4. BARBARA ANN WEISS Smiley FFA Sweetheart; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; GAA 1-4; Pow- Wow 4. JANICE LYNN WERBLOW Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; French Club 3,4; Home Ec. 1-4; Foren- sics 1-4; PowWow 1-4; Jay 1,3, 4; Color Guard 2. JAMES ZAHN Zippy NHS 4; FFA 1-4; V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. RITA ZUBERBUEHLER Chorus 2,4; FTA 1,2; French Club 3,4; Home Ec. 3,4. 63 Putting Together The Knowledge of Yesterday to Meet Tomorrow