Lomira High School - Arimol Yearbook (Lomira, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

We, the 1982 Arimol Staff, have chosen as our theme “Trains.” We invite you to board our train and join us on our journey down the tracks and railways of L.H.S. We will be stopping at the following stations for sightseeing and picture taking — Faculty, Classes, Clubs and Organizations, and Sports. So if you’re ready, climb aboard and remember the 1981-82 school year. ALL ABOARD!!! 1982 ARIMOL Lomira High School Lomira, Wisconsin Volume Number XU 1981-82 Train Schedule 1 Destination Departure 1 | Faculty I Administration ■ Faculty Page 4 1 Seniors Page 17 I Organizations AFS £ Student Council ■ Lion's Pen 1 Arimol Staff ■ FFA ■ FHA ■ Business Club S Spanish Club I Cheerleaders 8 Music Page 37 I Student Life ■ Prom ■ Homecoming ■ Student Life Page 57 I Sports ■ Football ■ Cross Country 8 Volleyball 9 Basketball 8 Wrestling 8 Track 8 Baseball 1 Golf Page 64 Underclassmen 8 Juniors 8 Sophomores 8 Freshmen Page 89 In Dedication It’s the little things in life that count the things of everyday; Just the simple things that we can do the Kind words we can say. The little things like a friendly smile For those who may be sad, The clasp of a hand or kindly deed To help make someone glad. Just the little greetings here and there On which so much depends, The little pleasures all can share The joy of making friends — Oliver Fran Coulter has given the students of Lomira High an example of patience, kindness, and understanding In her four years of serving as high school secretary. We truly appreciate the little things she does to make our high school years more enjoyable. Although yearbook dedication Is small In comparison to all you do, we take this opportunity to say, “Thank you, Fran, for all the little things you do. Administration John Mason John Phillips Superintendent Principal Sue Jasman Secretary Jeanette Waegerle Secretary Fran Coulter Secretary School Board Row 1: E. Ceizyk, T. Hesprlch, O. Jacobson, R. Koll, Row 2: L. Muehllus, M. Young, T. Jaster, G. Klein, not pictured D. Whltty 5 Donald Benedict Stuart Blau Driver Education, Algebra, History 11 Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry John Braastad Biology, Conservation Mary Kay Brenholt Librarian Larry Brown Material Process Jerry Burmelster Power and Energy Karen Daehn Chorus Glee, English 11 Peter Drexler Graphic Communications Gloria Grundmeler Typing, Record Keeping, Office Practice 6 Ronald Hackenmiller Psychology, Social Problems Leslie Hemauer Typing, Accounting, Business Stan Mathes Guidance Counselor Donna Hargens Spanish 1,11,111, Developmental English Ruth Johnson Basic Math Algebra Barry Maxson English 10,12 Irene Hayes English 9 Nancy Johnston Physical Education, Health David Meyer History 10,11 Elaine Weinberger Food Nutrition Eugene Schroeder Computer Science, Geometry, Chemistry, Physics Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart trom it. Proverbs 22:6 Fred Palmer Band Claudia Whltty Reading Consultant Dan Smith Art Roll Suthers Agriculture Annette Stelnbach Home Economics Mike VanHecke Physical Education Cooks: J. Rose, L. Garriety, G. Faber, C. Frederick Dishwashers: D. Hanke, R. Batzler Assistant Librarian: L. Hlinak Student Librarians: C. VanBeek, C. Rymer, V. VanBeek Busdrlvers: L. Lerch, W. Fredrick, J. Johnson, M. Hlcken Janitors: E. Kelroy, R. Meyer, R. Ger- main 9 “They call this food? i i “Way to go, dadl” My heart is warm with the friends I make, And better friends I’ll not be knowing; Yet there isn’t a train I wouldn’t take, No matter where its going. Edna St. Vincent Millay “You’ve got to be kidding.” “Give us a break. Prom “81” Freebird Queen Linda Prom 1981 was an event I’ll never forget. I think the gym looked great and our class deserves a lot of credit for all the hard work. It was such an honor to be queen and I’d like to give a special thanks to Bob for asking me. I will always look back on Prom with many terrific memories. Linda Schwefel King Bob Prom was one of my most memorable exper iences. I’d like to thank my Junior class for elect Ing me to be on court and then king. I’d also like to thank Linda for being queen. The gym was the best ever and the mural was perfect. Being on court was a great experience and It will live with me all my life. Bob Vander Grinten Mike and Sue Mike and Laura Pat and Kim Prom Court Rick and Nancy After weeks of planning, the Juniors put their ideas to work as they began to decorate the gym. It took only a few hours to realize that a large task was ahead of them. But thanks to the help of Cherle Krenz, Patti Feucht, and Brenda Welak, for doing such a spectacular job on the mural, Annette Schauer and Jett Hayes for donat- ing their time to drive up to Fond du Lac to get the fountain and shrubs, Steve Michels for allowing us to use the white fence, and all other members of the Junior class who helped make the decorating a huge success. Their efforts were rewarded by the attractive color combination of light and dark purple with white for the decorations and the music of the band, “Sunshower”. Thanks also to our class president, Nancy Klein for motivating the Juniors and their work. Hi r [ fi n fl Mil iRI “Oh, Yeal? 15 “I'm Supermanl” “Junk food.” SENIORS Little Engines 18 MAP SCARI RENE Martha J. Hayes Class Pres. 4, Track 2, Cheerleader 2,3,4, L-Club 3,4, Lion’s Pen 3, Arimol 4, NHS 3,4, French Club 1, Student Council 1,2,3 Sec., 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girl’s Glee 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,2, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3, State Solo-Ensemble 2, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Forensics 1,2,3,4, State Forensics 1, Play 1,2, Student Teacher 2,3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Class Officers: Kerri Kiefzer, Sec. Hayes, Pres., Renee Selfrecht, V.- Kerri L. Kietzer Class Sec.-Treas. 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Man.-2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3-Man., L-Club 2.3.4, Arimol 4-Sec. Ed., Chorus 1.2.3.4, Girl’s Glee 1,2,3,4, Play 3.4, Business Club 4, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Class Song: TIME Class Flower: BLUE SILK ROSE ,-Treas., Martha Pres. Class Theme: THE THINGS THAT WERE THE HARDEST TO BEAR ARE THE SWEETEST TO REMEMBER. Renee L. Seltrecht Class V. Pres. 4, Volleyball 2, FFA 1,2, NHS 3,4, Spanish 3,4, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3 Class Colors: BLUE AND SILVER MAGGIE BALLIE Jamie L. Bauer French Club 1, Homecoming Court 3, Band 1,2,3, Solo- Ensemble 1,2, State Solo-Ensemble 1, Pep Band 1,2,3, Forensics 2,3,4, State Forensics 3,Arlmol 4-Sec. Ed., AFS 4, Play 2,3, Student Council 2,3,4-Pres., Yth. Com. Prog. 4, DAR Can. 4 Gene G. Betz Maria L. Aguilera Homecoming Court 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Robert E. Ball FFA 1,4 JABS CHUCK William L. Beck Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Homecoming Court 1, l-Club 2,3,4, Badger Boy's State 3 David A. Bodden Basketball 1,2, Badger Boy’s State Alt. 3 JAMIE GENE Jill A. Beilis Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Solo- Ensemble 2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 3, AFS 4, FHA 4, Who's Who Among H. S. Students 4 Charles D. Bintzler HITMAN KINK 21 T2 COKE Cindy M. DeMunn FHA 4, NHS 3,4 Patty M. Ferguson Track 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Wrestling stats. 3,4, L- Club 2,3,4, French Club 1-Rep., Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Honor’s Band 3, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo- Ensemble 3, Arlmol 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Class V. Pres. 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4, Flag Twirler 4 CINDY FERG BOGIE Lyra A. Bogenschneider Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3,4, L-Club 2,3,4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Wayne B. Bokelman Cross Country 2, Cap.-3,4, Track 2,3,4, L-Club 2,3,4, 1000 Mile Club 4, FFA 4 Terri L. Colson Student Teacher 1,2, Arlmol 4, FHA 4-Pres., Spanish Club 3, Student Council 4, Student Librarian 3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4, Badger Girl’s State Alt. 3 Sharee M. Coulter Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,3, L-Club 2 Mike R. Ferguson Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, Baseball 4, Golf 1,2,3, Basketball 4, L-Club 2,3,4, Prom Court 3 Patricia J. Feucht Chorus 3,4, Girl’s Glee 3,4, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 3,4, Transfer Student From Mayville 3 FERG golly gee potty 22 Todd R. Galow Basketball 2, Football 1, Golf 2,3,4, French Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Who's Who in Foreign Language 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4, Badger Boy’s State Alt. 3 Mike J. Garriety Cross Country 2,3, Track 1, Football 1, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, L-Club 2-rep., 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Solo- Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Prom Court 3 LIZARD MIKE Mark E. Gindt Track 2, Football 1,2,3,4, L-Club 2,3,4, AFS 4, Band 1,2,3- V. Pres., 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 2,3, Stage Band 3,4, Honor’s Band 1,3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3 Laura L. Hubell Wrestling Stats. 3,4, Prom Court 3, Transfer Student from Madison 2 PAM JUICE Dan L. Hall Basketball 2,3,4, L-Club 3,4, FFA 4 Jeff H. Hayes Football 4-man., Lion’s Pen 2,3,4-ed., FFA 1,2,3-sec., NHS 3.4, Class Pres. 1, Class Treas. 2, Chorus 1,2, Band 1.2.3.4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Honor’s Band 3, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 3, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Vocal Solo-Ensemble 3, Forensics 1,2,3,4, State Forensics 2,3, Play 2,3, Who s Who Among H. S. Students 4 PINTO LAURA Pam S. Griswold Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2, L-Club 4, Student Council 4 Will J. Jewson Football 1, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 3, Stage Band 3,4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 23 DAN NANO Keven S. Jelic Karla K. Keso Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 2, Lion's Pen 4. FHA 2, Spanish Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Student Teacher 1,2, Business Club 3,4-sec. treas. Jon B. Kissel Wrestling 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 1,3 Mark G. Koll JON KING COLE Nancy A. Klein Track 1, L-Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1-cap., 2,3, 4-cap., Arimol 4, NHS 3,4, French Club 1, Student Council 1,2, Class Pres. 3, Prom Court 3, Chorus 1,2, Girl's Glee 1,2, Band 1-rep., 2,3,4, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 4, Solo- Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1, Forensics 1, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Sandy J. Lackas Business Club 4 BEAN KARLA Kim M. Keup Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,3, L-Club 2,3, Band 1,2, Solo-Ensemble 1,2, Prom Court 3 David W. Kindschuh FFA 1,2-His., 3-Sen., Star Chapter Farmer, 4-Pres., FFA State Con. 2, FFA National Con. 4, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3 GINSU KIM 24 NANCY SANDY BLUZY BEAR Debbie K. Kuen Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, L Club 3,4, Arlmol 4, Homecoming Court 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Dan J. Loduha FFA 1,2,3,4-Reporter Susan M. Kremer Wrestling Stats. 2,4, Chorus 1,2, Girl’s Glee 1,2, Prom Court 3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3 Cherie L. Krenz Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3, Arlmol 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Girl’s Glee 2,3,4 JOJOU LAR Jackie K. Manske Student Council 4, Homecoming Court 2, Chorus 2,3,4, Girl’s Glee 2,3,4, Student Teacher 4, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Yth. Com. Prog. 4, Transfer Student from Milwaukee 1 Jeffrey B. Meis Basketball 1, Football 1-man., French Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Forensics 1,2,3,4, State Forensics 2, Play 2 BORA DOBBIE Raja L. Lakdar Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, AFS 4, AFS Student from Tunisia 4 Larry L. Luedtke Basketball 1,2,3 MVP, 4, Track 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3-MVP, 4, Track 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,4, Golf 1, L Club 2,3,4, FFA 2, Homecoming Court 2 2 5 SMACKY JEFF James E. Michaels Basketball 1, Football 1,2,4, Baseball 4, Golt 1, Homecoming Court 4 Steven R. Michels Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,3,4, Baseball 3, Golt 1,2,4, Arimol 4-sec. ed.f Spanish Club 3,4-Pres., Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 4, Solo-Ensemble 2,4, Forensics 3,4, Play 2,3, Who's Who Among H. S. Students 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 JIM TOOTHY SHMLISA NANCY Debbie A. Narance Cheerleader 1, French Club 1, Homecoming Court 4- Queen, Chorus 1, Band 1,2, Pep Band 2, Solo-Ensemble 1,2, State Solo-Ensemble 1 Patricia A. Parish Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Arimol 4-sec. ed., AFS 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Pep Band 1, Solo-Ensemble 1,2, Student Teacher 2,3,4, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who's Who Among H. S. Students 4 DEBBIE P.P. Curtis J. Raube Football 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3 Cynthia A. Reinders Cross Country 4-cap., Track 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3-man., L Club 3,4, Lion’s Pen 4,Arimol 4-sec. ed., NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 1,3,4-sec., Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Honor’s Band 3, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 1,3, Badger Girl’s State 3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4. Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Lisa A. Muehlius Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, L-Club 2.3.4, NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girl’s Glee 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3, Honor’s Band 3, Majorette 2,3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1.2.3.4, State Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1.2.3.4, Business Club 4 Nancy L. Neumann FFA 1, Chorus 4, Girl’s Glee 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 26 HONDO CINDY PETE RICO Cosme A. Rodriguez Football 1,3,4, Wrestling 1,2, Spanish Club 3-Pres., 4 Christy L Rusch Cheerleader 1,2, AFS 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, French Club 1, Chorus 3,4, Girl’s Glee 3,4, Forensics 4, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Greg C. Reuter Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3 Rick P. Runde Cross Country 2, Basketball 1, Track 2,3,4, Football 1, L- Club 2,3,4, AFS 4, Student Council 4 V. Pres., Prom Court 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Brian S. Schaefer Basketball 1,2, Football 1-man., FFA 2,3,4-Sen., FFA National Con. 4, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Joe G. Scharf Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, L-Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Class Treas. 1, Badger Boy’s State 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Sandy A. Sabel Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball, L-Club 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3-Sec., 4-V Pres. John M. Sanborn Cross Country 3, Football 1,2,4, French Club 1, Spanish Club 3,4, Badger Boy’s State 3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 STUBBY JOHN BETTO HEADRUSH 17 WAFER BARF Scott E. Scharschmidt Wrestling 2,3,4, FFA 2,4 Annette M. Schauer Cross Country 3, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, L-Club 3,4, Lion’s Pen 2,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Honor's Band 3, Solo- Ensemble 1,2,3, State Solo-Ensemble 3, Forensics 4, Play 1,2, Student Teacher 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 SHORTY ANNETTE SCHMIDTSKI SHORTY Sandy J. Shady Chorus 2,3,4, Girl’s Glee 2,3,4 Keith J. Sternat Basketball 1, Football 1,2,3-cap., 4, Wrestling 4, Golf 1,2, L-Club 2,3,4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Mary H. Schmidt Cross Country 4, Track 2,3,4, Volleyball 3, L-Club 4, Lion’s Pen 4-Ass. Ed., AFS 4, Spanish Club 3, Band 1, Solo-Ensemble 1, Badger Girl’s State 3, Play 2,3, Business Club 4, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Roger R. Schwark FFA 4, Transfer Student from Markesan 4 SHADES JOCKO Linda S. Schwefel Track 1, Baseball Stats. 2,3,4, L-Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Arimol 4, AFS 4-Pres., NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, French Club 1, Class V. Pres. 2, Prom Court 3-Queen, Chorus 1,2, Girl’s Glee 1,2, Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1, Badger Girl’s State Rep. 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Serena L. Steffen Chorus 2,3,4, Girl's Glee 2,3,4, Business Club 4-V. Pres. 28 SMLINDA SERENA Ken W. Tackett Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, LClub 3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4 Dwayne L. Thomas Football 1,2,3-Def. Cap., 4-Co-Cap., Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,4, L Club 2,3,4, FFA 2, Spanish Club 3, Homecoming Court 4-King, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3 SUPERSTAR DEW Gerd K. Sterr Football 1, FFA 2,3,4 Bob P. Vander Grinten Track 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, L Club 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 3-V. Pres., Prom Court 3- King, 1000 Mile Club 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 GERT GOOBER Patrick D. Vander Grinten Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 2,3,4, L Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Prom Court 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 3 Randy G. Waas Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Baseball 2,3,4, L Club 2,3,4 P.V.G. SHEWY Susan J. Vieth Basketball 1, Lion’s Pen 2,3,4, Arlmol 4-Ed., AFS 3,4, FHA 2, NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 2,3, Forensics 2,3,4, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Michael T. Warner Basketball 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1, FFA 2,4, Homecoming Court 3 POGO MIKE 29 BUD LLOYD Scott R. Westphal Football 1, Spanish Club 3 Joe E. Weyer Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1 Dale A. Waas Basketball 1,2,3-Stats.. Football 1,2, man., Baseball 2,3,4-man., LClub 3,4, AFS 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 1,2, Treas.3,4, Chorus 1,2, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4 Brenda M. Welak Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, L Club 4, Chorus 4, Girl's Glee 4. Vocal Solo-Ensemble 4 MACHO BRENDA Cheryl M. Weber Track 1, Cheerleader 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girl’s Glee 1,2,3,4, Vocal Solo- Ensemble 2,3,4, Student Librarian 3, Do. Cty. Student Gov. Day 3, Who’s Who Among H. S. Students 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Jerald J. Weninger Wrestling 3,4, FFA 1,2,3-Treas., 4-V. Pres., FFA State Con. 2 SCOTTER CO HANGER Craig A. Wiepking FFA 3,4-Hls., FFA National Con. 4, Transfer Student from Cedarsburg 2 Peggy L. Wiese Spanish Club 3, Chorus 1,2, Girl’s Glee 1,2, Vocal Solo- Ensemble 1,2, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 30 WHIPPER TIGGY WEINER ANN ZINGER Mike A. Zangl Wrestling 1, FFA 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4, Girl's Glee 2,3,4, Business Club 4 Business Club 3,4-Pres., Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Kathy J. Wiesner Basketball 2-man., Lion's Pen 4, Ann M. Wondrash cca 9 FFA State Con. 3. John G. Zehren Cross Country 2, Basketball 1,2,3-man., Football 1, Golf 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Solo Ensemble 2,3,4, State Solo- Ensemble 3 Beth A. Zielicke AFS 4, FHA 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Solo- Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo-Ensemble 3, Forensics 4, Business Club 4, Yth. Com. Prog. 4 Not pictured: Robert F. Hetter RABBIT Wrestling 2, Transfer Student from Springs 2 BERNIE BETH Badger State Representatives And Alternates Linda Schewfel, Terri Colson, Cindy Relnders, Mary Todd Galow, Dave Bodden, John Sanborn, Bill Beck, Joe Schmidt Scharf 31 ft Ml “Wanted In this ‘neighborhood'.’’ “What, do you mean you want more tlesh?” “How do you spell relief?” “Oh boy, a wedding!” “Pam, pretty soon you're going to have to learn to walk on your own two feet.” Alright, who took my falsies?” “Caught, Red-Handed.” Homecoming 1981 Heard It In A Love Song Marla and Jim Darcy and Jefl D«na and Mark Shelly and Brain ft. « i Reflections King Dewey Homecoming 1981 left me with some great memories. It was a one In a lifetime exper- ience. I'd like to thank the team for electing me king. It was fun. P.S. KABOOMI Dewey Thomas Queen Debbie As I look back to the Homecoming week I think of all the fun and the excitement that has gone on. The student council seemed to be enjoying themselves. This Is probably one of the first years where the student body was so ‘fired up.’ Winning the football game also raised the spirit. I’d especially like to thank Dewey for choosing me to be queen. It was an honor and I had a super tlmel These past weeks are something I'll remember and cherish for the rest of my life. Thanks again, Dewey. 35 Debbie Narance Homecoming Festivities etc., Isn't it?” Another one Bites the Dust.” 36 I ORGANIZATIONS AFS ow S ;hm,dt's Schauer, J. Bauer, L. Schwefel, C. Rusch, T. Hoff, E. Burns, T. Zimmel, R. Lakdhar, S. Vlefh, Row 2: � '.?r,hes’T Guay� R Runde D. Waas, C. Sampson, M. Glndf, C. Poulfer. K. Gilbert, J. Bellis, H. Muehlius, T. Kemmel, B. Zielicke, S. Alvarado 38 Officers: Sec. • Treas.; T. Kemmel, V. Pres.; C. Sampson,Pres. L Schwefel Raja Lakdhar 1981-82 AFS Student Lomira High School My home Is Tunlsa which lies between Algeria and Lybla on the Mediterranean Sea. I live In Kalrauau, population 45,000, located In the Northeastern section. Kairauau Is a holy city of the Muslem people Just as Jerusalem Is a holy city of Christians. Moslums believe In one God, whom we call “Allah. Just as Christians celebrate the birth of Christ on Christmas, we celebrate the birth of the prophet, Mohamed, on January 6. My country men are mostly farming people. However, Industry is developing rapidly. Tunsla Is one of the leading producers of phosphate rock. We also have an Important oil refinery in the North. Our food includes all kinds of meat. However, the eating of pork Is agalnsf the Moslum religion. Drinking alcohol Is also forbidden. We raise all kinds of vegetables and fruits. We like our food very spicy and hot. My family Includes my father, a business man; my mother, a housewife, my older brother, a university student; another older brother who Is In the Army; and a younger sister, who Is In high school. I plan to work In the Embassy when I finish school. My experience In the United States as an AFS student will help me much In my future career. Raja Lee Lakdhar 39 Flag Student Council Row 1: T. Zimmel, E. Burn , J. Bauer, C. Krenz, C. Relnders, D. LaVarda, T. Hoff, K. Neitzel, Row 2: D. Bodden, S. Schauer, C. Weber, J. Manske, M. Hayes, D. Waas, C. Buerger, C. Rymer, T. Lehner, Row 3: R. Runde, P. Griswold, K. Keso, L. Shroades, T. Feucht, D. Dittberner, M. Marrese, T. Colson 40 Row 1: K. Michels, D. Runde, T. Schwartz, B. Benedict, J. Welak, J. Feucht, J. Wiedmeyer, Row 2: C. Sampson, D. Muehlius, T. Guay, L. Tischendorf, N. Reimer, C. Buerger, S. Scheberl, A. DelPonte, S. Sterr, D. Scheirer Student Council Ottlcers and Advisor: Row 1: Pres.; J. Bauer, Sec.; C. Reinders, Row 2: Treas.; D. Waas, Mr. Blau, V. Pres.; R. Runde Lion’s Pen Row 1: H. Muehlius, C. Van Beek, J. Paulus. B. Gindt, E. Burns, Row 2: D. Baumann, Fres. Ed.; K. Hayes, Jun. Ed.; T. Kemmel, Ed.; J. Hayes, Sen. Ed.; M. Schmidt, Soph. Ed.; S. Schauer, S. Vleth, Row 3: J. Plzak, K. Wisner, K. Keso, S. Stetten, T. Zimmel, C. Baumann, T. Guay, S. Ries, V. Musack, C. Reinders, Miss Grundmeler 41 Railroad Engineers Organizations Editor Sports Editor Faculty Editor Co-Editors We’ve worked many long and hard hours on the 1981-82 Arimol In hopes it will be a success. The statf, photographers, and Mr. Maxson are owed tremendous thanks, tor their time and ettort. They were essential in the producing of this book. Our job has now been completed and yours has begun. Take time to look through this yearbook and appreciate what memo- ries it holds. The 1981-82 train will not pass this way again. Sue Vieth Cindy Reinders 42 Ties In The Track 43 Row 1: Troas.; S. Rios, Pari.; K. DeMunn, Sec.; A. Wondrash, His.; C. Wlopklng, Row 2: Mr. Suthors, Pros.; D. Klndschuh, V. Pros.; J. Wonlngor, Sont.; B. Schaofor, Rop.; D. Loduha Row 1: S. Krug, Mr. Suthors, K. Haofs, J. Wonlngor, B. Ball, R. Rodrlguoz, K. DoMunn, G. Storr, C. Wlopklng, J. Baoton, H. Tackott, B. Luodtke, G. Rondorman, T. Adolmoyor, J. Wulff, Row 2: B. Schaofor, D. Klndschuh, G. Buerger, T. Ziolicko, K. Tackott, R. Engmann, A. Hanko, P. Hosprlch, B. Adolmoyor, T. Schwartz, M. Groono, M. Wonlngor, W. Bokolman, D. Koll Row 3: D. Loduha, M. Zangl, J. Wulff, P. Rios, P. Bruckort, K. Wondrash, D. Wonlngor, C. Thelon, D. LaCrosso, M. Goise, Row 4: J. Elsingor, M. Ehlors, D. Hall, S. Scharschmldt, D. Dlttberner, A. Wondrash, R. Hilt, C. Lackas 44 Pret.; T. Colton, V. Pret.; B. Olndt, Sec.; H. Muehllus, Tret.; V. Colton Row 1: R. Guellg, R. Reuter, H. Muehllut, J. Paulut, B. Glndt, T. Colton, B. Zlellcke. Row 2: S. Alvarado, L. Remut, B. Steger, C. Wledmeyer, T. Kemmel, J. Belllt, C. Poulter, V. Colton, C. DeMunn Business Club Row 1: J. Plzak, K. Wlesner, S. Stetfen, K. Keso, S. Sabel, B. Zlelicke, L. Wenlnger. Row 2: A. Wondrash, S. Schultz, K. Kletzer, L. Bogenschnelder, B. Glndt, L. Zlelicke, Miss Grundmeler. Row 3: C. Schorl, L. Muehllus, S. Lackas, B. Raube, M. Schmidt, J. Luedtke, L. Towne. See; K. Keso, Pres; K. Wlesner, V. Pres; S. Steffen. The Business Club was new this year at LHS. One of Its ambitions Is to be an active club. They started an annual volleyball tourna- ment between the clubs and faculty In Octo- ber. The faculty battled with the L-Club to gain first place. FFA came In third, Spanish Club fourth, and AFS fifth. If was a big suc- cess, even though the Business Club took last place. 46 Spanish C I u b Sec.; B. Rodriguez, V. Pres; S. Sabel, Tret; C. Budahn, Pres; S. Michels. Row 1: S. Vleth, V. Arthur, S. Schauer, T. Asher, A. Rodriguez, S. Michels, Mrs. Hargens. Row 2: J. Bauer, L. Zlellcke, A. Zlellcke, K. Relnders, R. Seltrecht, D. LaVarda, K. Neltzel, S. Bauer, S. Johnson. Row 3: S. Priesgen, C. Scharf, L. Towne, L. Schwefel, S. Sterr, T. Hoff, B. Benedlcf, J. Welak, J. Feuchf. Row 4: J. Sferr, V. Musack, J. Wledmeyer, A. Keso, S. Sabel, M. Luedtke, M. Reichert, L. Haddy, K. Keso. Row 5: B. Rodriguez, C. Budahn, K. Skeins, J. Sfeffen, P. Jewson, J. Sternat, H. Tackett, T. Stucke. 47 Varsity Cheerleaders Patty Parish, Cheryl Weber, Linda Schwefel, Martha Hayes, Nancy Klein Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 48 Peggy Schultz, Taml Olson, Lisa Haddy, Erin Burns, Danelle Flury Martha Hayes Cheryl Weber Linda Schwefel Nancy Klein, Captain Patty Parish Soph. Rep.; M. Marrese, Jun. Rep.; D. Tagliapietra, Tre .; C. Buerger, Sec.; J. Graf, Pres.; K Sternat V Pres.; D. Kuen, Sen. Rep.; B. Beck M‘ Hayes’ D Kuen c- Buerger, S. Sterr, L. Schwefel, L. Muehlius, P. Griswold, S. Sabel, L. Bogenschneider, Row i Z' Tl?b.er’! Adelm«yen L. Shroades, T. Feucht, D. Dittberner, N. Vender Grinten, K. Reinders, D. LaVarda, K. Neitzel, M. Schmidt, B. Welak, Mr. Hackenmlller, Row 3: T. Olson, M. Marrese, D. Tagliapietra, C. Steger, J. Feilbach, K. Kietzer, C. Reinders J Sc hart, M. Gindt, C. Raube, Row 4: M. Garriety, J. Graf, J. Weninger, R. Waas, D. Hall, M. Zehren, D. Muehlius, T. Garriety, S. Scharschmidt, Row 5: R. Runde, M. Ferguson, K. Tackett, C. Falk, J. Michels, D. Waas, W. Ingraham, C. Ringle T. Beck, B. Casper, D. Ries, J. Buerger, T. Guay 50 Concert Row 1: L. Muehlius, S. Schebrel, L. Weininger, A. Zielicke. Row 2: B. Benedict, B. Hanks, D. Kuen, N. Klein, N. Reimer, K. Hayes. Row 3: M. Luedtke, M. Hayes, C. Buerger. Row 1: C. Reinders, T. Kemmel, K. Reinders, T. Kohll. Row 2: W. Bodden, D. Thomas, A. Reische, S. Alvarado. Row 3: V. Breit, S. Bauer, M. Bodden, J. Welak. Row 4: B. Glndt, S. Schauer. Row 5: C. Michaels. Row 1: V. Arthur, P. Flury, D. Mueh- lius, Not Pictured N. Sternat Row 2: M. Reichert, C. Buerger, D. LaVarda, T. Hott. Row 3: B. Zielicke, C. Welgand, S. Sterr, T. Guay. Row 4: M. Garrlety, P. Jewson, R. Engmann, S. Vleth. Band Row 1: B. Luedtke, T. Oarriety, T. En- derle. Row 2: D. Runde, W. Jewson, J. Hayes. Row 3: J. Zehren, S. Michels, P. Vander Grinten. Row 1: K. Michels, G. Luther, R. Runde, C. Sampson. Row 2: L. Wied- meyer, D. LaCrosse. Row 3: T. Schwartz, M. Gindt, M. Zehren, Not Pictured T. Klein, S. Krug. 53 M. Marrese, K. Gilbert, D. Trauba, J. Kissel, J. Beilis, Not Pictured W. Baler s t a 9 e B a n d Row 1: J. Bellis, N. Klein, R. Runde. Row 2: K. Gilbert, S. Velth, B. Ziellcke, V. Arthur, S. Sterr, T. Guav C B3!TeTp VanHer’r'|M«iChe«' V Wledm«Ver- Row 3: D Trauba, J. Kissel, S. Michels, J. Zehren! C. Buerger, P. Vander Grinten, W. Jewson, J. Hayes, P. Flury, D. Muehlius, C. Sampson, M. Gindt Majorettes: T. Kemmel, L. Muehlius, D. Thomas. Librarians: T. Kemmel, C. Reinders, B. Gindt, S. Scheberl, N. Klein. B. Zielicke. 54 Daehn. Row 2: K. Pamperin, T. Krapfl, S. Alvarado, L. Bogenschneider, C. Krenz, J. Poulter, J. Luedtke, B. Hanks, L. Klatt, K. Kletzer, J. Wlesner. Row 3: S. Shady, K. Wlesner, L. Muehlius, B. Welak, S. Alvarado, J. Manske, M. Hayes, C. Wledmeyer, T. Kemmel, T. Feucht, N. Vander Grlnten. Row 4: R. Reuter, S. Wiseman, V. Musack, N. Neuman, S. Ries, L Zielicke, T. Adelmeyer, C. Weber, P. Feucht, S. Stetten, C. Rusch, B. Steger. Librarians: L. Zielicke, M. Hayes. Robe Girls: V. Musack, S. Wiseman. 55 Chorus Row Is C. VanBeek, M. Reichert, S. Sabel, J. Paulus, S. Krueger, L. Christian, B. Rodriguez, L. Lackas, D. Novak, Mrs. Daehn. Row 2: K. Pamperln, T. Krapfl, S. Alvarado, L. Bogenschnelder, C. Krenz, J. Poulter, J. Luedtke, B. Hanks, L. Klatt, K. Kletzer, J. Wlesner. Row 3: S. Shady, K. Wlesner, L. Muehllus, B. Welak, S. Alvarado, J. Manske, M. Hayes, C. Wledmeyer, T. Kemmel, T. Feucht, N. Vender Grlnten. Row 4: R. Reuter, S. Wiseman, V. Musack, N. Neuman, S. Rles, L. Zlelicke, T. Adelmeyer, C. Weber, P. Feucht, S. Steften, C. Rusch, B. Steger. Row 5: P. King, J. Mels 56 First Annual Winterfest Queen Terri King Ken We would like to thank the student body for electing us King and Queen of Winterfest ’82. The Student Council put forth a super effort to make Winterfest the success It was. The effort alone wasn’t enough, however, the student moral and enthusiasum made the week. As far as we’re concerned, the week was a success and we hope the administration will decide in favor of making Winterfest an annual event. 58 Great White North 59 Dave And Cathy “Don't those things have brakes? In an effort to increase student moral and melt the boredom of winter, Student Council decided to have a first annual Winterfest. The week chosen was that of February 22 and the activities were to be similiar to that of Homecoming week. Many problems and difficulties were encountered along the way, but all in all Winterfest was a success. The choosing of the Winterfest court was unique. The entire student body voted for five Senior guys, and three boys from the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes. The two boys with the highest number of votes in the Senior class were asked to represent their class and the single-highest winners of the other classes were pre- sented the honor. The guys could then chose any girl from the school to be his escort. The court consisted of: Mike Ferguson and Chris Steger, Ken Tackett and Terri Aldemeyer, Tom Beck and Shari Sche- berl, Thomas Scharschmidt and Julie Feilbach, and Dave Runde and Cathy Buerger. On Tuesday night, a skiing party was held at Sunburst Ski Hill. Over fifty people attended and all seemed to have a good time. “I know I'm going to fall pretty soon.” Thursday and Friday were dress up days and prizes were given to the best-dressed person. Lisa Haddy was the winner Thursday, on Sum- mer day. Going from one extreme to the other, was Jodi Heimerl, winning the prize Friday for her Winter day costume. Classes were cancelled Friday afternoon and the action moved out- side. In the tug-of-war contest, the Sophomores came out on top. Kickball and baseball tournaments between classes were also held. Cross country ski lessons were given by Hopper's Ski and Sports Center of Fond du Lac. Although the pond was rough, students par- ticipated in ice skating. Whether you wanted to or not, at sometime during the afternoon, you probably ended up going down the hill in an innertube. The excitement of Friday afternoon and the triple win over North Fondy Friday night set the mood for Saturday night’s 8:30-12:30 dance. With the music of “The Hit” most everyone had a good time. Upon entering the dance, each person re- ceived a ballot to vote for the couple they be- lieved should be King and Queen. The winning royalty was announced during the grand march. The crown was presented to King Ken Tackett and Queen Terri Adelmeyer by Dale Waas and Jamie Bauer. A clean-up crew was on hand Monday afternoon to remove the Winterfest decorations, leaving “I thought these came with training wheels.” only memories of the first Winterfest but also hopes of many more to come. 60 “1$ It sate to eat?” “Why are we standing here? Planning her escape” “Pucker up, honey.” As we rush, as we rush in the train, The trees and the houses go wheeling back, But the starry heavens above the plain Come flying on our track. James Thomson “What's in there? “Who’s up there? ‘Is everything set?' 61 “Two of a kind “Get real.” “I wanna go home. “Flappin’ again. “I saw that. “Can’t keep It in the mouth.” “Hard at work, as usual.” “Wake up! “Mama Mial” “A quarter barrel!? Where? “Death Row at Lomlra Penn “Boy is 20 pounds heavy! SldOdS Varsity Football Pow 1: Mgr.; Nano Hayes, Todd Lehner, Cheese Marrese, Jocko Sternat, George Muehllus, Dan-O Pies, Pow 2: Wally Ingraham, Goober Vander Grlnten, Butch Ringle, Steve Unferth, Johnny Sanborn, Bart Scharl, Ferg Ferguson, Co-Hanger, Weyer, Row 3: Coach Van Hecke, Coach Bennish, Hondo Raube, Dick Casper, Buckin’ Billy Beck, Herman Tackett, Dew Thomas, Coach Gilson, Coach Hackenmlller, Row 4: Pinto Gindt, Fly Fleisner, P.V.G. Vander Grlnten, Tom Asher, Lar Luedtke, Danny Waas, Jlmmer Michaels, Berg Buerger, Row 5: Betto Rodriguez, Pete Reuter, Toothy Michels, Gratfer Graf, M.T. Warner, Suave Tackett, Jett Michels The Lomira Varsity football team made history this year as it was the first time the Lions got into the play offs. Highlights of the season included a pass interception and 47 yard touchdown run with 8 seconds on the clock, by Beck, against LaConia, breaking the tie score, and an amazing total of 452 yards on offense against Mayville, in the game that determined the Conference championship. A disappoint- ment came in the loss to DeForest in the play- offs, but the Lions have nothing to be ashamed of — they did themselves proud in a season few will forget. Co-Captains of this year’s team were Dewey Thomas and Mike Ferguson. Named to First Team All-Conference Offense were: Quarter- back, Joel Graf, Running Back Bob Vander Grinten, Center, Pat Vander Grinten, and End, Larry Luedtke. First Team All-Conference in- cluded Tackle, Mike Warner, End, Pat Vander Grinten, Line Backers Dewey Thomas, and Bill Beck. End, Mike Ferguson, was named to Sec- ond Team All-Conference Offense. End, Bob Vander Grinten, and Defensive Backs, Mike Ferguson and Larry Luedtke were chosen for Second Team All-Conference Defense. Honor- able Mentions were given to Tackles Mike Warner and Ken Tackett. Game Scores Lomira 7 •14 Omro Lomira 26 . 0 Winneconne Lomira 33 . 8 Markesan Lomira 42 •20 North Fondy Lomira 20 . 6 Oakfleld Lomira 19 .14 Horicon Lomira 7 .12 Campbellsport Lomira 14 . 8 Lacnia Lomira 49 -24 Mayville Lomira 0 -24 DeForest Junior Varsity Football Row 1: D. Muehlius, T. Lehner, T. Zielicke, B. Wedward, J. Wulft, M. Zehren, S. Wiseman, M. Marrese, A. Hanke, Coach Benish, Row 2: C. Ringle, B. Guell, T. Klein, B. Casper, D. Waas, H. Tackett, T. Asher, J. Michels, S. Unterth, T. Scharschmidt Game Scores Lomlra 18- 0 Lomlra 6- 8 Lomlra 8- 0 Lomlra 32- 0 Lomlra 12-18 Lomlra 6-25 Lomlra 0-14 Mayville Markesan North Fondy Oaktleld Horlcon Campbellsport Laconia The Junior Varsity football team saw a strong season in their first games, but dropped oft with losses in the last three games. Defense was the name of the game for the Lions. They were hard-hitting all year as they posted three shut-outs. With a more experienced of- fense and their tough de- fense, these Junior Varsity Lions will be ready for next year's Varsity competition. Freshman Football Game Scores Lomlra 28- 8 Mayville Lomlra 8 20 Markesan Lomira 36. 8 North Fondy Lomlra 0 12 Oaktleld Lomlra 20-14 Horlcon Lomira 20-12 Campbellsport The Freshman Football team ended their season with a re- cord of 4-2, earning them a tie for second place in confer- ence. Coach Hemauer compliment- ed his young Lions on their successful year. He de- scribed them as quick learn- ing, aggressive, and a com- petitive team who continued to develop throughout the year. With more experience, these young Lions should continue their success throughout their high school career. Row 1: T. Buerger, J. Sperger, D. Glese, B. Rles, K. Sterr, P. Jewson, K. Kietzer, J. Wultt, Mgr.; K. Wondrash, Row 2; Coach Zelensky, B. Hartman, D. Runde, T. LaCrosse, T. Schwartz, J. Bowen, D. Trauba, B. Klein, Coach Hemauer, Row 3: R. Koll, E. Thompson, G. Renderman, D. Stucke, J. Budahn, D. Volbright, P. Kuchenberg, K. Michels 66 Cross Country The Boys Cross Country team had a terrific season bringing home four trophies and finishing in a tie for sec- ond at the conference meet. They ended their winning season with a record of sixty wins and sixteen losses. Placing on the Second Team All-Con- ference for the Boy’s team were: Sen- ior Wayne Bokelman, Sophomore Paul Hesprich, Sophomore Dave Kornfehl, and Junior Ken Van Tassell. For his second year in a row, Wayne Bokelman was voted team captain. With their strong team, the boys can look forward to another terrific sea- son next year. Row 1: J. Westphal, T. Garriety, T. Lehner, D. Kornteld, Row 2: J. Schorl, T. Stucke, K. Van Tassell, Capt.; W. Bokelman, M. Kuczkowskl, P. Hesprich, T. Labadie, Coach Meyer In their first official year of existance, the Girl's Cross Country team had a great season, placing second at the conference meet. Their overall re- cord was fifty wins and thirty losses. Freshman Beth Raube and Sopho- more Tina Feucht were named to First Team All-Conference by placing first and fourth respectively at the Conference meet. After placing sec- ond at the Sectional meet, Raube earned herself the right to run in the State meet. There, on the hilly 3200 meter course in Wausau, she placed fourteenth out of seventy-one run- ners. Senior Cindy Reinders was cho- sen as captain of the team. Although they will be losing two sen- iors, their advantages of talent and teamwork should take them through another terrific season next year. Mgr.; S. Schauer, Capt.; C. Reinders, M. Wedward, V. Arthur, T. Adelmeyer, D. Bodden, M. Schmidt, N. Vander Grlnten, T. Feucht, B. Raube 67 Varsity Volleyball Row 1: S. Sabel, B. Welak, Row 2: L. Muehlius, P. Ferguson, D. Kuen, D. Dlttberner, C. Buerger, S. S err, Row 3: Coach Johnston, D. Tag, L Thompson, J. Fellbach, C. Steger Match Scores Lomira 2-1 Slinger Lomira 2-1 Dodgeland Lomira 2-1 Mayville Lomira 2-1 Winneconne Lomira 3-0 Horicon Lomira 2-1 Oakfield Lomira 3-0 Markesan Lomira 2-1 North Fondy Lomira 1-2 W.L.A. Lomira 0-3 Laconia Lomira 3-0 Campbellsport There was a three way tie tor first place In the Volley- ball standings this year, and our Lions were among the CHAMPIONS In the Flyway Conference. The team also placed a respectable third in regional competition. Led by returning letter winners, Patty Ferguson and Debbie “Bora” Kuen, the team was a strong one. Coach Johnston stated that the team never gave up and was always ready for a good match. Four members of the team were named to All-Confer- ence positions. They are: Patty Ferguson, first team, Debbie Kuen, Carol Beurger, second team, and Deb- bie Dlttberner, Honorable mention. With seven mem- bers of the Varsity team returning next year, the Lo- mira Lions Volleyball team should again be a strong onel Junior Varsity Volleyball The Junior Varsity Volleyball team may not have end- ed up first in Conference, as did their counterpart, but they still had a great season finishing second. With a combination of experience and new talent of the freshmen, the J.V.’s came up with a uniquely struc- tured team capable of many wins. They proved their talent by winning 27 games and losing only 6. The J.V. would like to thank Mrs. Hargens for taking time out from her new marriage to help form the team. Match Scores Lomlra 2 -1 Lomira 2 • 1 Lomlra 3 •0 Lomira 2 -1 Lomira 3 • 0 Lomira 3 0 Lomira 2 -1 Lomira 3 •0 Lomira 3 0 Lomlra 2 -1 Lomira 2 -1 Slinger Dodgeland Mayville Winneconne Horicon Oakfield Markesan North Fondy W.L.A. Laconia Campbellsport Row 1: S. Bauer, N. Sternat, M. Reichert, L. Schroades, A. DelPonte, K. Gilbert, Row 2: S. Johnson, J. Feucht, T. Hott.K. Buerger, N. Relmer, S. Scheberl, J. Welak, B. Bennedlct, Row 3: Coach Hargens, D. La Varda, J. Wledmeyer, T. Zlmmel, D. Thomas, K. Reinders, D. F. M. Luedtke, T. Schuster. 69 Boys Varsity Basketball Row 1: J. Gra� , D. Muehlius, Row 2: D. Waas, J. Schorl, J. Buerger, M. Ferguson, Row 3: Coach Hackenmlller, D. Hall, B. Waas, T. Guay, L. Luedtke, G. Luther The Boys Varsity basketball team has shown a great amount ot improvement this season. The leadership and experience of the returning lettermen has helped to keep the team going. Coach Hackenmlller com mented of his happiness on the team’s improvement. He also stated that the team be- gan to play with emotion not present at the beginning of the season and that they were using that emotion to their benefit. The team should be strong with experience next season, losing only tour members to graduation. May the Juniors do as fine a job as this year’s Seniors. Game Scores Lomira 51 62 Lomira 60 45 Lomira 65 54 Lomira 37 68 Lomira 36 45 Lomira 65 57 Lomira 46 66 Lomira 68 60 Lomira 66 51 Lomira 61 47 Lomira 81 89 Lomira 41 57 Lomira 66 85 Lomira 50 61 Lomira 59 75 Lomira 68 67 Lomira 45 40 Lomira 60 58 Ozaukee Stockbridge Oakfield Mayville Horicon Cambria Laconia Markesan Campbellsport North Fondy Kewauskum Oakfield Mayville Horicon Laconia Markesan Campbellsport North Fondy Girls Varsity Basketball The Varsity Squad grew clos- er together this year as a team, and as triends. They began incorporating their own individual skills into a to- tal team eftort. The Varsity la- dies learned to use every- one’s talents to make the team stronger. With many of the Varsity players returning next year we anticipate a very successful season in 1983. Coach Johnston m Game Scores Lomira 41-43 Lomira 35-53 Lomira 35-31 Lomira 32-55 Lomira 37-52 Lomira 32-36 Lomira 57-65 Lomira 50-46 Lomira 55-61 Lomira 49-34 Lomira 48-49 Lomira 38-35 Lomira 29-49 Lomira 37-39 Lomira 40-53 Lomira 19-37 Lomira 56-53 Lomira 46-47 Winneconne Mayville North Fondy Markesan Oostburg Laconia Campbellsport Sheboygan Falls Horicon Cedar Grove Oakfield North Fondy Mayville Campbellsport Markesan Laconia Horicon Oakfield 71 Row 1: Mgr. A. DelPonte, Mgr. K. Kietzer, Row 2: L. Muehlius, S. Sterr, J. Fiolbach, C. Buerger, K. Gilbert, T. Kohli, Row 3: D. Dittberner, C. Steger, L. Thompsen, D. Tagliapietra Boys Junior Varsity Basketball Game Scores Lomira 57-48 Ozaukee Lomira 49-23 Stockbridge Lomira 51-43 Oakfield Lomira 48-50 Mayville Lomira 55-49 Horicon Lomira 52-49 Cambria Lomira 57-51 Laconia Lomira 56-52 Markesan Lomira 56-48 Campbellsport Lomira 70-50 North Fondy Lomira 51-59 Kewauskum Lomira 60-52 Oakfield Lomira 43-58 Mayville Lomira 52-43 Horicon Lomira 59-43 Laconia Lomira 67-52 Markesan Lomira 49-51 Campbellsport Lomira 48-43 North Fondy The Boys Junior Varsity basketball team did very well this year finish- ing second in conference. The ex- perience of the team enabled them to make their fine showing this season. Coach Bennish recognized good work from Rick Koll and plenty of hustle from Todd Klein. He also noted that Tracy Geschke has be- come a better rebounder every game and that Tom Beck has shown great floor leadership. Mark Marrese added the speed needed for the team. The team also had strong bench support. With the fine job performed by the Junior Varsity, LHS can hope for a great Varsity team next year. J. Westphal, M. Zehren, M. Ellbes, T. Klein, $. Fleisner, R. Koll, T. Gescke, J. Michels, M. Ehler, T. Beck, M. Marrese, R. Engmann Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: N. Sternat, B. Raube, S. Johnson, J. Schultz, B. Benedict, J. Welak, S. Bauer, M. Luedtke, Row 2: Mgr. K. Neitzel, D. LaVarda, T. Hott, C. Buerger, T. Feucht, L. Shroades, Coach Johnston, Row 3: K. Relnders, V. Arthur, D. Thomas Game Scores Lomira 29-32 Lomira 28-40 Lomira 34-20 Lomira 25-26 Lomira 29-34 Lomira 20-29 Lomira 27-40 Lomira 35-43 Lomira 30-37 Lomira 44-42 Lomira 30-28 Lomira 34-22 Lomira 23-42 Lomira 46-47 Lomira 30-25 Lomira 34-39 Lomira 34-46 Lomira 29-25 Winneconne Mayville North Fondy Markesan Oostburg Laconia Campbellsport Sheboygan Falls Horicon Cedar Grove Oakfield North Fondy Mayville Campbellsport Markesan Laconia Horicon Oakfield This year’s season was a time of learning and growing. The Freshmen were a group of girls with a lot of individual talenf, which, when combined as a team gave them power for a victorious season. The Junior Varsity team worked hard at learning to use specific offenses and defenses in a game and showed much improvemenf by fhe end of the season. Coach Johnston Boys Freshmen Basketball Even though the Freshman basketball team did not have an impressive win-loss re- cord, they always gave one hundred percent. The players are very coacha- ble, very eager to learn, and progressed tremendously as the year went along. Coach Drexler Game Scores Lomira 24-45 Lomira 35-43 Lomira 32-59 Lomira 37-35 Lomira 38-46 Lomira 43-58 Lomira 50-59 Lomira 53-54 Lomira 47-52 Lomira 55-63 Lomira 44-68 Lomira 76-62 Oakfield Mayville Horicon Laconia Markesan Campbellsport Oakfield Horicon North Fondy Laconia Campbellsport North Fondy Row 1: JL Sperger, K. Kletzer, M. Wenlnger, Row 2: D. LaCrotte, M. Kuczkowski, T. Buerger, D. Runde M Hoeoner B Klelr Row 3: Coach Drexler, J. Scharf. D. Volbrlgh , G. R.nd.rman, E. Thomp.en, J. Budahn, D. Stucke, K Wond ash 74 Boys Wrestling Row 1: T. Garriety, W. Jewson, J. Wultf, D. Zamzow, M. Garriety, P. Jewson, B. Luedtke, Row 2: Man. S. Wiseman, J. Weninger, K. Haefs, T. Scharschmidt, H. Tackett, D. Thomas, B. Vander Grinten, K. Tackett, Row 3: Coach Suthers, J. Wultf, M. Gilkey, A. Hanke, D. Kornfehl, D. Kissel, T. Asher, B. Hartman, T. Young, D. Weninger, Coach Meyer The 1981-82 Lion Wrestling Team has a long list of achievements; in fact the record book has been al- most completely rewritten. In their tournament meets, the team crowned eleven tournament champions and in five tournament meets the Lions had no fewer than ten place-win- ners in each of those meets. The team gained an honorable mention ranking in the State Class B wres- tling poll and two wres- tlers, Mike Garriety and Bob Vander Grinten, re- ceived honorable mention on the all-state team. The team finished the season with an overall record of 32-7-0 which is a credit to the fine athletes we had on the squad. I hope that the records set by this year’s team will serve as the goals for our future teams. Coach Meyer Meet Scores Lomira 33-25 Dodgeland Lomira 35-28 St. Mary’s Springs Lomira 36-19 May ville Lomira 33-23 Oostburg Lomira 48-18 Markesan Lomira 1st Place Horicon Invite Lomira 38-15 Laconia Lomira 32-28 Horicon Lomira 51- 6 Oakfield Lomira 3rd Place Omro Triple Dual Lomira 49-14 North Fondy Lomira 2nd Place Spring's Invite Lomira 14-36 Campbellsport Lomira 2nd Place Conference Meet Work in5 On 76 The Railroad 77 Girls Track Organizes The attendance at the organiza- tional meeting held on February 25 and pictured at the left, sug- gests a strong, full team for the 1982 Girls track season. The lead- ership and talent of the returning upperclassmen and the freshness of the younger girls should make for a good team. If everyone is willing to work hard and do their best, the season will be a success. 78 Row 1: C. Relnders, N. VanderGrlnten, T. Feucht, D. Dlttbemer, Row 2: Coach Burmeister, P. Ferguson, C. Buerger, D. LaVarda, K. Neitzel, K. Reinders, B. Raube Boys Track Organizes Coaches Meyer and Braastad The majority of boys on the track team this year are Freshmen and Sophomores. What they may lack in experience I think they will more than make up for in enthusiasm. We do have some fine upperclassmen with defending conference shotput champ Mike Warner and conference mile runner-up Wayne Bokelman leading the way. With such a young group it is hard to predict how the season may go. We only hope that everyone improves their times and distances through the course of the season and that the experience gained this year will make us a top contender for the years to come. Coach Meyer Returning Letterman B. Vander Grinten, M. Warner, R. Runde, W. Bokelman Golf The golf team will be off to a swinging start In April. They will be coached by Mr. Bennish. The boys have only one new addition this year which makes them strong now, but perhaps weaker in years to come. The girls have outdone the guys with an increase in size that has tripled last season’s number. In hopes of a successful season, remember — May your success be great and your strokes few. Row 1: N. Reimer, S. Scheberl, C. Buerger, S. Sterr, Row 2: 0. Tagllapietra, J. Feucht, Row 3: K. Michels, M. Eibles, T. Guay, S. Michels, T. Galow, D. Waas Baseball With a nucleus of lettermen on the team, the players and I am looking forward to a good season. Our hitting and fielding should really come around this year. We've got some people who have been playing two or three years of Varsity ball, so the abili- ty and leadership Is pre- sent. The problem area I see is pitching. If you can get some well pitched games along with timely hitting, we’ll have a good year! Coach Drexler Row 1: Mgr. D. Waas, M. Zehren, C. Sampson, D. Muehlius, T. Beck, M. Marrese, J. Sperger, Row 2: Coach Drexler, Batgirl L. Schewfel, Batgirl J. Bauer, G. Luther, B. Beck, R. Waas, T. Klein, M. Ehlers, Row 3: L. Luedtke, J. Michels, J. Graf, R. Koll, G. Renderman, M. Ferguson 80 May I tlf? “Lomlra Elves ‘‘Pep Assembly before the Mayville game” 81 ‘‘What are we doing here?” ‘‘Dance Fever” I dare youl ‘What are they doing?’ 82 “Without further adieu, I give you Beth Raube. 84 “Where’s my cheat sheet?” “Got a problem? “You call this a game?l “You'll be sorry.” “Get out ot my way.' 87 “How do you do this?” “Happy foot.” “A comb would help.” “Good year.1 “For my next trick “So there.” “Need we say more?” “What do we do now?” UNDERCLASSMEN Next Call Chuggin’ Along B. Ad«lm«y«r S. Adolmoyor T. Adolmoyer S. Alvarado S. Alvarado V. Arthur D. Baumann With Sophomores J. W ttphol 0. W yer C. Wl«dm«y r L. Wl dm ytr R. W 9f 1. WI� «mon K. Wondro� h J. Wultt O. Zamzow M. Z«hr«n A. Zlellcke L. Ziellcke T. Zlellck T. Zlmm l 93 Last Stop Freshmen B. Kloln D. Koll R Koll M. Kuczkowtkl P Kuochonborg D. LaCrotso S. Loom an M. Lonhardt M. Luodtko K. Mantko E. Morchant K. Mlchols J. Naranco B. Raubo M. Rolchort J. Rolndl A. Roitcho L Romui O. Rondorman B. Plot t. Plot O. Pundo J. Schorl D. Schmidt L. Schnttzlor J. Schultz P. Schultz T. Schustor T. Schwartz J. Sporgor B Stogor I M. Stogor N. Stomot V K. Storr N. Storr D. Stucko C. Tholon E. Thompson O. Tltchondorf 0. Towno D. Trauba V. Von Book S. Van Tatftoll D. Volbrlght M. Wodward C. Wolgond J. Wolak E. Wend ling D. Wonlngor M. Wonlngor J. Woyor J. Wlodmoyor K. Wondrash J. Wulff T. Young T. Zlngtholm 95 Mike confesses.” “Here I come. Are you dumbl” What a slob!” % 97 99 The End Of The Track We’ve reached the end of the track. There is no more. We have seen and experienced a school year with much happiness and great success. It had its hard and disappointing times, but life on the railroad isn’t always easy. Now we must disembark from our train and put aside 1981-82 for it will never again be. We thank you for joining us on our journey and hope you’ll be back to visit these pages of the 1981-82 school year. 100 Last Stop, Lomira 81-82