Lomira High School - Arimol Yearbook (Lomira, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

THIS YEAR THE ARIMOL STAFF CHOSE THE THEME, THE WILD WEST. ALONG WITH STAGE COACHES, BRANDS, AND COWBOYS, GO THE LEGENDS THAT WENT WITH THEM. THIS YEAR WE WILL LEAVE A LEGEND BEHIND US. THE ARIMOL CAPTURES THESE MEMORIES AS WE RIDE OFF INTO THE SUNSET. Vicki Arthur, Editor Danielle Charapata, Co-editor LOMIRA HIGH SCHOOL LOMIRA, WISCONSIN l Opening This year's Arimol is dedicated to our own sheriff of the territory, Mr. Phillips. He brings law and order to the wild country and without him our claims would be jumped by outlaws. He's a friend to everyone and always has a helping hand. He tries to make our journey easy as we travel through this wild frontier. What a fitting homage to a great man. As we gallop off, we take our hats off to you! Thanks Mr. Phillips! 2 Dedication WANTED. DEDICATION 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 SENIORS 4 FICTION OR FUTURE FACTS 12 - SENIOR INDEX 14 FACULTY is WESTERN FACULTY 22 STUDENT LIFE 24 CLUBS 48 SPORTS 70 UNDERCLASSMEN 90 FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS SENIOR CLASS PICTURE 98 END SENIORS X)jzZZruL Victoria Arthur Denise Baumann Debra Bodden Wendy Bodden 0 oofcjt. Vicki Breit Catherine Buerger Gary Buerger Erin Burns Seniors 5 ctAw. C La rO Valerie Colson Kim DeMunn i)oJdb’uL Debbie Dittberner c ww yw - Asn Randy Engmann Charlene Feucht Tim Garriety Patti Jo Gassner Tracy Geschke Todd Gitter Brent Guell Carolyn Gundrum 6 Seniors nLOCX. Lisa Hcfter Jodi Heimerl (PfruJ Paul Hesprich Andy Hanke Tostu R c Koy Tu ik. Tami Hoff Richard Kayser Mark Kemmel Dane Kissel K sfib Todd Klein Steve Kohli C)LcnSr ' Dave Kornfehl Seniors 7 Wanda Miller Heather Muehlius Karin Neitzel 8 Seniors Tami Olson Jackie Paulus Karen Reinders Renee Reuter Paul Ries Craig Rymer IpaJiy Darlene Schneiter J9u Dale Schultz Thomas Scharschmidt, Jr. jMX bificuko Lisa Shroades Sharon Schauer ‘T •7;: ‘Kjtsnv Kim Skeins Seniors 9 Barbara Steger Judy Sternat Tim Streblow CjcMn Jan Steffen Troy Stucke Herman Tackett Dawn Thomas Connie Van Beck Nancy VanderGrinten Brian Wedward % dvfwusrJ Patricia Welak Lisa Weninger 10 Seniors Jeffrey Westphal Dawn Weyer Cathy Wiedmeyer Leon Wiedmeyer Bob Willey Shawn Wiseman Keith Wondrash John Wulff Dean Zamzow Mark. Zehren Ann Zielicke Lynnette Zielicke Seniors 11 Ted Zielicke Christine Zimmel Ingrid Zurita FICTION OR FUTURE FACTS NAME WANTS TO BE B. Adelmeyer Farmer S. Adelmeyer Married to a rich man T. Adelmeyer Model S. Alvarado Business Woman V. Arthur Med. Technologist D. Baumann Executive Secretary D Bodden Business Administrator W. Bodden Court Reporter V. Breit Bartender C. Buerger Always Happy G. Buerger Rich Farmer E. Burns Rich T. Cole Cosmetologist V. Colson Disc Jockey K. DeMunn Nurse Mother D. Dittberner Traveler R. Engmann Rich Bachelor T. Feucht Police Officer T. Garriety Auto Mechanic P. Gassner Banker T. Geschke Tool Die Maker T. Gitter Farmer B Guell Fighter Pilot C. Gundrum Starving Artist A. Hanke Pro Football Player L. Hefter Comp. Programmer J. Heimerl Extremely Famous P. Hesprich Farmer R. Hilt Successful T. Hoff Success FAVORITE PASTIME IS FAVORITE PLACE Good Time With Friends Busy With Friends Looking For Men Playful Bars ?????????? Stylish With Good Friends Reading Forgetful Out With Friends Ice Skating Smilely An Ice Rink Rollerskating Understanding Roll'n'Hills Peeling Labels Off Bottles Wounderful McDonalds With Shar Being Obnoxious Unique Windjammer East Listening to the Stereo Easy-going Rock Concert Talking to Everyone Exceptional With Rick Having Fun Super Great With Friends Keeping Heim in the Car Happy Taco John's Partying Concerned The Cottage Wahoo Caring Marinette Biking Happy Shopping Partying sleeping Daring Boardwalk Quarry Road Watching Women Mr. Hack Says Unique With Friends Enjoying Myself Outgoing Bar Hopping Hunting Unreal Mrs. Daehn's Class Watching Men Confused Windjammer Biz Buz Different Employed Married Taster of Fine Products Passionate Windjammer Exploring the Universe Unreal in Bed Guess Lovable Rt. 1 Theresa Partying Free On the Road Partying Sweet Taco Bell Yelling Out Cars Humorous Taco Johns Running Awesome Walking in the Woods Talking Eating Easygoing With Friends Thinking Sincere With Friends 12 Seniors NAME WANTS TO BE FAVORITE PASTIME IS FAVORITE PLACE R. Kayser Trucker Bars Unpredictable Board Walk M. Kemmel Farmer Friday Night Action Lost Lakeside on Fri. nites D. Kissel Healthy, Wealthy Sc Wise Wahoo Original Yellow Brick Road T. Klein Extremely Rich Sc Pampered Hunting Fishing Intimidating Fishing Boat S. Kohli Accountant Fishing Honest Hawaii D. Kornfehl Greatest Marathon Runner Running Receptive Running on country roads K. Krapfl Beautitian Watching TV Super Great California T. Krapfl Millionaire Partying Confused Corral S. Krueger Buyer Fashion Mer. Partying Giggly W Bodden at McDonald's D. LaVarda Teacher Good Movies Crazy The Mall T. Lehner Lab. Technician Out With Friends Exciting California B. Luedtke Farmer 4-Wheeling Nuts Rich J. Masche Radio Producer Wahoo Innocent Yellow Brick Road M. Marrese Horse Ranch Owner Bowling Unique Rhinelander W. Miller Rich Being Different Quality Michigan H. Muehlius Architectural Designer Dancing Flirtatious Around Men K. Neitzel Travel Agent Playing Mexican Different Anywhere But Here T. Olson Cosmetologist Races Daring With a certain friend J. Paulus Fashion Designer Cruise Men Sc Duck Face Bubbly Lakeside Park K. Reinders Business Accountant Reading Content Grandma's R. Reuter Printer Publisher Hunting Men Purple Lakeside Park P. Ries Farmer Hunting Restless Jammer's C. Rymer Successful Being Charismatic Noncon Around Girls S. Sabel Tool Sc Die Maker Bottom Of Cans Gonzo ??? T. Scharschmidt Club Dancer Hitting Trees w Butch Ringle Tmos 927 No. Ave. S. Schauer State Trooper Shooting Independent Mad City D. Schneiter Beautician Watching TV Nice California D. Schultz Important w o any work Testing Fine Products Lustful Windjammers L. Shroades Successful Going Out Loud Ohio K. Skeins Registered Nurse Going to the Park Moody Florida J. Steffen Cosmetologist 387 E. Division St. Unpredictable 387 E. Division St. B. Steger Legal Secretary Partying Weird Fond du Lac Park J. Sternat Happy Successful Jan. 28, 1983 with D.A.O Friendly Movies w someone special T. Streblow Photographer Woodworking Fantastic Car Shows T. Stucke a Professional Listening to Music Sensible Onward H. Tackett a Father Women Lovable Wrestling Meets D. Thomas Successful Volleyball Happy With Friends C. Van Beek English Teacher Talking w anyone who'll listen Unique Good Question! N. Vander Grinten Graphic Designer Flirting Obnoxious Stevens Point B. Wedward Rich Own Business Hunting Fishing Busy Hawaii P. Welak Rich Time with Roger Unique Farmersville L. Weninger Bank Owner Being Obnoxious Lovable Cory Road J. Westphal Rich Sc Successful Hunting Fishing Awesome'' So. California D. Weyer Food Science Sleeping Wild Boardwalk C. Wiedmeyer Cosmetologist Reading Understanding Florida L. Wiedmeyer Officer Sc Gentleman Partying Wild Sidetrack B. Willey Rich Sc Famous Summer of '82' ???????? Fondy S. Wiseman Graphic Arts Eng. Traveling Good at Jokes Away from Wis. K. Wondras Rich going to work Efficient Pizza Hut 5th hr. J. Wulff Farmer Hunting Holy Fright Away D. Zamzow Engineer Outdoors Surprising Out M. Zehren Rich Sc Famous Hunting Fishing Sensible Woods A. Zielicke Secretary Listening to Radio Happy Mall L. Zielicke Executive Secretary Traveling Talkative Europe T. Zielicke Happy Sc Free Water Skiing Adorable By the Pond T. Zimmel Artist Out With Friends Happy The Beach I. Zurita Sociologist Listening to Music Loca Fond du Lac Seniors 13 77 Brain Adelmeyer Adel FFA 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Badger's Boy's State 3; Pow- der Puff Cheerleader 4 Sharon Adelmeyer Weasel Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Arimol 4 Teresa Adelmeyer Terri Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1; Chorus 2; L-Club 2,3,4; Arimol 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4, Win- terfest Court 2-Queen Sandra Alavarado Cheerleading 3-co-capt; Lion's Pen 3; Arimol 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee 1,2; Solo-Ensemble 1,2; State Solo-Ensemble; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Honor's Band 4; Youth Companionship 4 Vicki Arthur Artie Cross Country 2,3,4-manager; Basketball 1,2; Track 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Lion's Pen 3-typist; L-Club 2,3,4; Arimol 2,3-co-editor, 4-editor; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4-section leader; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 1,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Honor's Band 4; Forensics 3,4; State For- ensics 3,4; Badger's Girl's State 3; Play 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4 Denise Baumann Cheerleading 3; Business Club 3,4; Lion's Pen 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Play 3; Youth Companionship 4 Debra Bodden Debbie Cross Country 2,3; Track 1; L-Club 2,3,4; Arimol 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4 Wendy Bodden Track 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3; L-Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Prom Court 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Honor's Band 4; Youth Companionship 4 Vicki Breit Vic Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 1,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; County Government's Day 3 Catherine Buerger Zaz Bomb Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4 (Court King); Boys Basketball Stats 3,4; L-Club 3,4-Tres; Arimol 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Officer V-President 1,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 3; Honor's Band 4; Winterfest Court 2,3 Gary Buerger Berg's Powder Puff (Cheerleader) 4; FFA Sentinel 1,2,3,4 Erin Burns Cheerleading J.V.-2, V.-3,4 (Capt. 2,3,4); Homecoming Court 1; Forensics 2,3,4; Badger Girl's State Alt.-3; Youth Companionship 4; Lion's Pen 2,3; L-Club 3,4; Arimol 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Officer 3-President; State Forensics 2; Play 3; Dodge County Government Day 3 Traci Cole TC Cheerleading 1; Boy's Basketball Stats 3,4; Arimol 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3,4; Winterfest Court 3 Valerie Colson Val Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 2,3-President Kim DeMunn Berly Forensics 2,3,4; FFA National Convention 4; Powder Puff 3; Arimol 4; FFA Parlt.-2, V-President-3, Report- er-4; NHS 3,4-Sec; State Forensics 2,4 Debbie Dittberner Double D Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2-Honorable Mention; Powder Puff 2,3,4; L-Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Prom Court 3 Randy Engmann Sig Basketball 1,2; Football 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; L-Club 4; FFA 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3; Honor's Band 4; FFA State Convention 2 Charlene Feucht Tina Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Vol- leyball 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Girl's Glee 1,2,3,4; State Vocal Solo-Ensemble 2 Tim Garriety Cross Country 2,3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; L-Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3-King; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Patti Jo Gassner P.J. Tracy Geschke Wally Basketball 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff (Cheerleader) 4; L-Club 4 Todd Gitter Basketball 1 Citts Brent Guell Henry Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 1,2-President; State 14 Index Forensics 3; Play 2, Student Government Day 3 Carolyn Gundrum Carol Business Club 4-Treasurer; Student Teacher 1; Youth Companionship 4; Lion's Pen 4; AFS 4; Play 1 Andy Hanke Andrew” Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention-3, Cap- tain-3, All Conference-4, Captain-4; L-Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3 Lisa Hefter Hefty Business Club 3; Powder Puff 3; Arimol 4; AFS 3 Jodi Heimerl Heim Basketball 1,2-Stats; Cheerleading 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Forensics 3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 3,4; L-Club 4; AFS 3,4- V-President; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 2,3,4- Secretary; Class Officer 3-Secretary-Treasurer, 4-Presi- dent; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Play 2,3; Dodge County Gov- ernment Day 3 Paul Hesprich Chowie Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Captain-3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA National Convention 3; L-Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4-Treasurer; NHS 3,4 Ron Hilt Rollie Track 2,3; Forensics 2,3,4; FFA National Convention 3; Powder Puff 3,4 (Cheerleader); L-Club 2,3; FFA 2,3,4 Treasurer-3, V-President-4: NHS 3,4; Play 3 Tami Hoff Tamara Lynn Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 2; Band 1-Class Rep, 2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Basketball Stats 2,3,4; Arimol 2,3,4-Section-Editor; AFS 2,3,4; NHS 3,4-President; Spanish Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3-Secretary, 4-President, Prom Court 3(Queen); Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 2,3; Honor's Band 4; Play 2-Stage Crew; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Dodge County Government Day 3 Richard Kayser Rick Mark Kemmel Kark FFA 1,2,3,4-Student Council Rep; FFA State Conven- tion 3 Dane Kissel Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3 Todd Klein Kat Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4-Second Team All- Conference; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4(King); Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 2(Cheerleader); L-Club 1,2,3,4; Arimol 4; Pep Band 1,2; Honor's Band 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Steve Kohli Hoppers Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4; L-Club 3,4 Dave Kornfehl Korny Cross Country 1,2,3,4 All-Conference; Track 1,2,3,4 All-Conference; Wrestling 2; FFA 2,3,4 Kris Krapfl Chrissy Todd Krapfl Ruffle Youth Companionship 4 Sharlene Krueger Wiener Cheerleading 3,4-Co-Captain; Business Club 4-Secre- tary; Homecoming Court 3; Chorus 1,2.3,4-Robe Girls; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; L-Club 3,4; Arimol 4; NHS 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 4-Secretary-Treasurer; Girl's Glee 1,2,3,4; Dodge County Government Day 3 Dena La Varda Dena Dup Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; L-Club 1,2,3,4-Rep; Arimol 2,3; AFS 2,3; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor's Band 4 Tim Lehner Cross Country 2; Football 1; Youth Companionship 4; Arimol 2,3,4; AFS 3,4, Spanish Club 4-V-President; Student Council 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Play 3; Student Government Day 3 Brad Luedtke Bradley Football 1; Wrestling 2; Band 1,2; L-Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2 Mark Marrese Cheese Basketball 1,2.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; L-Club 1,2-Rep, 3-Rep, 4-President; Student Council 1,2,3-Treasurer, 4; Pep Band 1,2; State Solo- Ensemble 3 JoAnn Masche Jo Forensics 3-State Champ, 4; Youth Companionship 4; State Forensics A-Champ-3,4, Play 3,4 Wanda Miller Kiddo Cheerleading 4; Arimol 4; Prom Court 3; Play 4 Heather Muehlius Heater Chorus 3,4; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Index 15 Youth Companionship 4; Lion's Pen 1,2,3,4; Arimol 3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4 Secretary-2; Student Council 3,4 Girl's Glee 3,4; State Forensics 3,4; Play 2; Student Librarian 2,3 Karin Neitzel Karin Basketball 2-Manager; Volleyball 2,3,4 Manager; Cheerleading 1; Student Teacher 1,2; Youth Compan- ionship 4; Powder 2,3,4; L-Club 2,3,4-Secretary; Arimol 4-Section Editor; AFS 3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4-President; Student Council 2,3,4; Basketball Stats 2,3,4 Tami Olson O-de-O Cross Country 1; Track 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4-Captain; Business Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 2,4; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 2,4; Youth Companionship 4; L- Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1-Secretary; Girl's Glee 2,3,4 Jackie Paulus Bubbles Cheerleading 3; Business Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 2,3,4; Student Teacher 2; Youth Com- panionship 4; Lion's Pen 2; Arimol 4; AFS 2; FHA 2- President, 3- V-President; Spanish Club 2; Girl's Glee 2,3,4 L-Club 2,3,4; Karen Reinders Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Badger Girl's State Al- ternate; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Arimol 4-Section Editor; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Officer 2-V-President; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Honor's Band 4; Math Team 3 Renee Reuter Woobie Business Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Teacher 2; Youth Companionship 4; Arimol 4; FHA 2,3-Secretary; Girl's Glee 2,3,4 Paul Ries Porky FFA National Convention 1; FFA 1,2,3,4-President; FFA State Convention 1 Craig Rymer XAQ Forensics 3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Arimol 3,4; AFS 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4; State Forensics 3,4; Play 2,3,4; Student Librarian 2,3 Scott Sabel Sab Football 1 der Puff 2,3; Lion's Pen 1,2,3-Section Editor, 4-Editor; Arimol 3; AFS 2,3,4-President; NHS 3,4-Treasurer; Spanish Club 2,3,4-Secretary, Student Council 2,3,4- Treasurer; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Section Leader; State For- ensics 3; Honor's Band 4; Play 2,3,4 Darlene Schneiter Dar Dale Schultz Schmug Basketball 1-Manager Lisa Shroades Strohs Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; L-Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 Kim Skeins Kimmer Track 1; Chorus 3, Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Girl's Glee 3; Play 3 Jan Steffen Chan Track 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Youth Companionship 4; Spanish Club 1; Prom Court 3 Barbara Steger Bub Business Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4-Robe Girl; Vocal Solo- Ensemble 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; FHA State Convention 2; Dodge County Government Day 3; Ari- mol 4; FHA 2,3; Girl's Glee 2,3,4 Judy Sternat Basketball 1; Band 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1 Tim Streblow Mr, Chevy Troy Stucke Cross Country 2,3,4-Second Team All-Conference; Basketball 1; Track 2,3-Captain; Football 1; L-Club 2,3,4; Arimol 3-Sports Editor, 4-Sports Editor; AFS 3; NHS 3,4-V-President Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 4-V-President; Badger Boy's State 3; Play 3; National Merit Commended Student 3; Busi- ness World 3; MAA Test Finalist 2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Math Team 3 Herman Tackett Herm Track 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3-All-Con- ference, MVP, 4; Chorus 2; Powder Puff (Cheerleader) 2; L-Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Court 3 Thomas Scharschmidt, Jr. T-mos Track 3; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3; L-Club 2,3; FFA 3,4; Winterfest 2 Sharon Schauer Little Bear ' Cross Country 2,3,4 Manager; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Pow- Dawn Thomas Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; L-Club 3,4-V- President; AFS 3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3,4-V-President; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo- Ensemble 1,2,3; Honor's Band 4; Powder Puff Court 16 1ndex Rep. 3 1,2,3,4; L-Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 Connie VanBeek Beeker Chorus 2,3,4 Librarian; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Lion's Pen 1,2,3,4; Arimol 2,3,4-Section Editor; AFS 3,4; FHA 3,4- Historian; Spanish Club 1,2; Girl's Glee 2,3,4; State Forensics 2,3,4; Play 3-Assist. State Manager; Student Librarian 1,2,3,4 Nancy Vandergrinten N.V.G. Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3,4-Stats.; Chorus 1,2,3; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3; Youth Com- panionship 4; Powder Puff 4; L-Club 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; Girl's Glee 1,2,3 Brian Wedward Football 2 Weber Patricia Welak Patty Business Club 4; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Arimol 4; Student Council 4 Lisa Weninger Schmin Basketball Stats 3,4; Business Club 2,3,4; Solo-Ensem- ble 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 2,3,4, Court 3; Homecoming Court 4-Queen; Band 1,2,3,4; Arimol 4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor's Band 4 Jeffrey Westphal Monk Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Arimol 4 Dawn Weyer Dawnie Chorus 3,4; Girl's Glee 3,4 Cathy Wiedmeyer Cat Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Solo-Ensemble 2,3; Student Teach- er 4; Youth Companionship 4; FHA 2,3; Girl's Glee 2.3,4 X Dean Zamzow Peaner Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1; L- 11 Club 2,3,4 Mark Zehren Zerno Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,3,4; Golf 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff (Cheerleader) 2,4; Powder Puff Court 4 (Queen); L-Club 1,2,3,4; Arimol 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Honor's Band 3,4 Ann Zielicke Cheerleading 3,4; Business Club 3,4-President; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Youth Companionship 4; Powder Puff 2; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer 2- Treasurer; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; State Solo-Ensemble 2,3,4; Honor's Band 4 Lynn Zielcike Cheerleading 4; Business Club 2,3,4-V-President; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4 (Librarian 1,2,3); Vocal Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 2; L-Club 4; AFS 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee 1.2,3,4 Ted Zielicke Hadji Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; L-Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 Christine Zimmel Tina Cross Country 3,4; Track 1; Volleyball 2; Badger Girl's State 3; Powder Puff 3; Lion's Pen 2,3-4-Illustrator; L- Club 3.4; Arimol 2,3,4 Illustrator; AFS 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4 Ingrid Zurita Ingy Homecoming Court 4; Youth Companionship 4; AFS 4; Student Council 4 Leon Wiedmeyer Leo Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Powder Puff (Cheerleader) 4; Powder Puff Court Rep. 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Honor's Band 4 Bob Willey Willey Shawn Wiseman Bud Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Powder Puff (Cheerleader) 2,3; L-Club 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boy’s State 3 Keith Wondrash Toby Football 1 John Wulff Wulffy Cross Country 3; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Wrestling Index 17 ADMINISTRATION Administrator John Mason Principal: John Phillips SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: Rosemary Koll, Elaine Engmann, David Whitty, Mark Young, Row 2: Tony Hesprich, Lester Muehlius, Oliver T. Jacobson, Gordon Klein, Todd Bodden Faculty 19 Don Benedict Math. Driver Education Kay Brenholt Librarian Stuart Blau History. Computer Science Larry Brown Industrial Arts Pete Drexler Graphic Communications Ron Hackenmiller Social Problems. Psychology Les Hemauer Business Education Ruth Johnson Math 9 Edward Bo we Spanish Jerry Burmeister Industrial Arts Donna Hargens Spanish, English Nancy Johnston Physical Education Barry Maxon English Dave Meyer History Gloria Meyer Business Education 20 Faculty John Braasted Biology Karen Daehn English, Chorus Irene Hayes English 9 Stan Mathes Guidance Counselor Fred Palmer Band V. Mike Van Hecke Physical Education Claudia Whitty Reading Specialist Louise Hlinak Library Aide Cooks: Liz Garriety, Gloria Faber, Connie Fredericks, Janet Rose ' Custodians: Ralph Germain, Ed Kelroy, Clem Wett stein, John Waegerle Dishwashers: Denise Rusch, Renee Batzler Bus Drivers: Back row: Ralph Stucke, Leland Lerch, Margaret Hicken, Welda Fredrick, Pearson Moore; Front row: David Luedtke, Francis Hall, Merlin Priest Sr., Jon Johnson Faculty 21 THE SAGA OF WESTERN Remember the days when a man's prized possessions were his horse and his six-shooter? Return with us now to those daring days of yesteryear as we join the Lone Administrator and his faithful companion, Pronto, in yet another thrilling adventure! The Lone Administrator and Pronto were just within sight of the Lomira town boundries when suddenly . . . It was the notorious Chalkboard Gang, a group of retired teachers whose mission in life was to return delinquent students to their school marms. 22 Faculty FACULTY After that he was tried like a criminal. The charge: School Desertion. By this time, the delinquent was more than ready to return to school. He'd learned his lesson, school was more important then fishing. And so with a fiery horse, a cloud of dust, and a hearty. Hi Ho Professor! the Lone Administrator and his faithful companion Pronto, rode off into the western sunset. 23 Faculty Honest, I'm not lying!! Pleeeease? Munch Out Look Mom. one hand! St Life '25 QUEEN T A M I KING T I M YOU AND I 26 St. Life Nancy and Andy Jan and Dane Debbie and Herman COURT OF HONOR Wendy and Tim Tina and Shawn Wanda and Brian St. Life 27 What did you say? 'Turn the page, we want to he alone! St. Life 29 FASHION All types and colors of boots and shoes were in. Many guys got into the new fash- ions this year. CASUAL The school year of 1983-84 was a very versitile year in fashion at LHS. Both the casual and formal wear had unique styles, some referring back to the 40's and 50's. Casual wear was anything from shoes to mini-skirts this year. Various kinds of boat and flat shoes were in, probably due to the fact that they were comfortable and somewhat inexpensive. A shorter style of jean, pumps and monogrammed sweaters were a big hit. Three initials centered, to one side, or a name written out enhanced plain sweaters. Mini-skirts came in big again from colorful patterns of stripes, checkers, pol- ka-dots and solids ade this a sylish but casual look. Monogrammed sweaters were a hit for the cold winter. 30 St. Life FEATURE Elegant styles at Lomira. year. Hats and pumps were a fashionable thing. Jewlery had a flair all its own. DRESS-UP Formal wear consisted a lot of the 40's and 50's era. For instance, hats that were a ne- cessity for high fashion in those eras came back. Some hats displayed feathers, but- tons, or just a plain band. The main colors were either beige or white hats. A new style of pants and tops come in that could be worn both formal and casual. They were made of cotton-polyester fabric, usually white, with pin-stripes of pastel colors or darfer colors. Topped off with a belt and a top with colors of grey, pink, off-blue, black, etc ... a new style of dress was born. All in all, this school year has been a year of many styles both coming in and going out. The summer and new school year will pose a question of what styles will stay and what will not return. St. Life 3l Amy and Kurt St. Life 33 HOMECOMING S N A P Q 3 83 34 St. Life St. Life 37 The Third Annual Winterfest was a great suc- cess. Despite the below zero temperature, many brave souls ventured outside for tubing and skat- ing. There also were indoor activities for those not so brave (and crazy). Mike Luedtke won the Ping - Pong Tournament while Mr. Brown be- came the champion of the cribbage board. Other indoor fun was enjoyed by those who played volleyball and checkers. The dance was held the following night with music provided by Rave. It was there that all these activities were topped off by the crowning of Mark Marrese and Dawn Thomas as the 1984 Winterfest King and Queen. 38 St. Life St. Life 39 Real Senioridice in action! Terri lets off a little steam after finding out she has a term paper due tommorrow . . . and she hasn't started. THAT TIME OF YEAR FOR . . . Shari definitely wishes she were elsewhere. Have you found yourself making your upcom- ing weekend plans (going to K-Mart and pick- ing up a pair of flourescent green socks) in- stead of listening to your teacher's lecture on the Importance of Insecticides? Have you ever felt a sudden, uncontrolable urge to post no- tices throughout the entire school that said: Notice. Due to lack of interest tommorrow will be cancelled. Did you ever wonder what would happen if someone would stick gum inside of all the tubas before a concert? At night, while saying prayers do you add a p.s. something like this: Lord please make all the buses have flat tires tommorrow. Have you ever wanted to volunteer to unscrew all the lightbulbs in the school and count them for extra credit in math class? Have you ever wished for a blizzard in hopes of having a snow day ... in September? If your thoughts and or actions have ever wondered in one of these directions, then you've a classic case of SENIORIDICE. In the dictionary, Senioridice is defined as being the following: Senioridice se-nyer-id-s adj. 1. Disease, mainly affecting the Senior cells which are, for the most part, dormant until this time. 2. A Forgetting homework? It piles up fast. Tricks abound. SENIORIDICE senior with arthritis. 3. Disease affecting all types of seniors (and even some under class- men). Types affected: Partiers known for bi- zarre sense of humor and colorful vocabulary. These people literally live for 7th hour on Friday-indeed that's tne only time they're ful- ly awake. Intellects who become hysterical when they recieve an A- on an exam. They listen and do as they are told. One phrase all senioridice victims have in common: get me out of here! Main Causes. The need to escape after working for a year. Too many teachers trying to help cure it by assigning termpapers, quizzes, and telling you it will ao you good. WARNING! If you should suddenly develop two or more of the following symptoms in rapid succession consult your family phvsican immediately: Excessive daydreaming during class, a sudden urge to steal all of the teacher's red pens, an urge to give an impromptu speech on how to put the cafeteria food to good use, or if your hands begin to tremble and steam comes rushing out of your ears at the mention of the work homework Pi. senioridices See also: highly contagious diseases, potential in- sanity. Senioridice is unavoidable, unexplain- able and uncurable. It's also — contagious. Thoughts of escape. Students start to bring books back. Sf a Underclassmen start to think they're seniors. St. Life 41 Get out of my way! 42 St. Life Must've been some party!” You're in my way! St. Life 43 COMPUTERS . Designs in graphics. Helpful hints on bulletin boards makes computing easy. Dimensions of the imagination. 1980 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. TM of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. All Rights Reserved Over the last five years two electronic devices have found their way into a majority of homes: the calcula- tor and the home video arcade. Now these two are joined by another electronical friend: the microcom- puter. A home system can be bought for under $2,000 and an average system for under a $1,000 with prices still to decrease. Lomira uses 13 systems manufactured by Apple. They contain 48 to o4k's of memory and are good for beginning basics. If computer jargon like RAM, ROM BYTE, BITE AND NIBBLE, confuse you. don't worry! The computer course offered will set you straight. A 10 step lesson gets you going on the BASIC computer language. Soon you will be doing programs you didn't think you could do. Computer class is far from Pac-Man everyday but fun is allowed ever so often. Computer class isn't like the 411's but it's the future for Lomira for us to use today. N What fitting passes for computer class. 1980 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. TM of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. All Rights Reserved Shar Tina Brian 46 Baby Pix DON'T LET YOUR BABIES GROW 3 V Renee Paul Lisa Wanda Vicki A Kim A 1 Y Lisa «I if Brent Dena Terri Lisa n — Karen Steve Sharie u Tina Tracy Ann Kathy Sharon Carolyn Debbie Karin Ted Dean Dawn Paul UP TO BE COWBOYS Dane A Jodi Chris Randy Heather 4 - t Erin ®r JoAnn Debbie David Baby Pix 47 CLUBS FORENSICS Standing: L. VanEgtern, T. Muehlius, M. Ehlers, K. Luedtke, H. Dogs, B. Benedict, J. Heimerl, N. Burns, M. Luedtke, J. Wiedmeyer, T. Zimmel, V. Arthur, S. Alvarado, K. DeMunn, R. Hilt; Kneeling; J. VanBeek, L. Kress, D. Eilbes, J. Stark, W. DeMunn, J. Martin, D. Charapata, B. Eggers, S. Schauer. E. Burns, C VanBeek, J. Masche, R. Brath, C. Rymer, B. Steger, V. VanBeek The Lomira Forensics team came on very strong this year. They were rescheduled to a new district this year. With many changes its now required to recite the selection three times, instead of just once. If you received high enough ratings you were permitted into a power round . Only the best got this far with ribbons and a trophy to name the top. It was a bit of a change but the team managed it well. Lomira placed fifth in the Conference Foren- sics meet held in Oakfield. In the power round at sub-district Erin Burns placed first and won a trophy in the prose category. Connie VanBeek placed second in poetry and Kelly Manske placed third in Public Address. Everyone did well and moved on to district held at Brookfield. Several also qualified for state held at Madison on April 7th. Those in forensics know how much fun and rewarding it is. Hopefully it will contin- ue on at Lomira. Clubs 49 INGRID ZURITA Ingrid lives in La Paz, the capitol of Bolivia, a city of 1,400,000 people. Coming to the United States (especially Brownsvelle) has been quite a change. Here she says that people in a small town know each other and there is a closeness among them. In the big city where she comes from there is much crowding and not much breathing room. The school Ingrid has come from is a bit different also. The class day is from 8:00 to 1:30, Monday thru Friday. The classrooms seat about 100 people and Ingrid's class had 80 people in it. All courses are required and they have no electives. Teachers rotate rooms not students. After the first couple of days Ingrid was tired and exhausted, not being used to the longer day and having to go from classroom to classroom. Other new things include our food. According to Ingrid the food is different due to preservatives. She eats breakfast and has a big lunch. About 5:00 they have tea and cakes and about 7;30-8:00 they eat supper. Her favorite snack is donuts. Like most Spanish families they use more seasonings but all in all most of the food is basically the same. When she returns to Bolivia she plans on attending the local college to study sociology. She has experienced many unique things from 3-D movies to major car problems to pan pizzas. Ingrid we hope you enjoyed your stay. 50 Clubs Row 1: W. DcMunn, K. Manske, T. Lehner, B. Adelmeyer, L. Bogenschneider, L. Krug, K. Baumann; Row 2: K. Hayes, M. Luedtke, J. Wiedmeyer, H. Muehlius, N. Burns, M. Schuster, T. Novak, V. VanBeek; Row 3: S. Mathes, T. Zimmel, S. Alvarado, J. Heimerl, L. Zielicke, C. Gundrum, L. Remus, C. Broder, C. VanBeek, K. Schuster, R. Guelig. K. Neitzel, D. Charapata, C. Rymer, S. Schauer, I. Zurita, T. Hoff MERICAN This year, our Lomira AFS chapter is hosting Ingrid Zurita, a charming Bolivian. This years AFS members also had an opportunity to visit the Folk Fair in Milwaukee at Mecca, where there was food, fun, and frolic everywhere! All in all, it was a unique experience many will never forget. We also hosted an AFS weekend, where 10-12 foreign AFS students in the area spent a weekend living with AFS club members in Lomira. The possibility of a short-term exchange with other AFS members in a nearby state exists. Hopefully, with the proper amount of planning it will eventually become reality. AFS also sponsored the computer dating match up which was a definite success. The AFS members were also invited to partici- pate in a Road Rally which is a sort of treasure hunt. The climax of this event is not the thrill of completing the quest, but the end, when all the members meet at a restaurant for a super meal and lots of fun! F IELD ERVICE Pres., S. Schauer; Vice Pres., J. Heimerl; Sec.-Treas.; M. Luedtke Tim Lehner, one of this years graduating Seniors, has decided to spend next year as an AFS Foreign Exchange student. Congrats, Tim! 51 Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: S. Krueger, D. Bodden, W. Bodden, K. Skeins, D. Thomas, L. Shroades, T. Cole, K. Neitzel, L. Weninger, T. Hoff, C Buerger, D. La Varda. Row 2: M. Kremer, C. Stalker. T. Zimmel, S. Alvarado, E. Burns, J. Heimerl, L. Krug, J. Van Beek, S. Schauer, M Marrese. Row 3: T. Rademann, K. Manske, J. Feucht, J. Welak, B. Benedict, K. Luedtke, K. Mullins, B. Reinke, L. Pahnke, T. Stucke, K. Michels, N. Burns. Row 4: T. Lehner, M. Luedtke, W. DeMunn, T. Faber, M. Ehlers, D. Baumann, C. Broder, R. Guelig, J. Martin, L. Kress, T. Schwartz. Row 5: D. Eilbes, K. Hayes, R. Brath, L. Muehlius, S. VanTassell, H. Muehlius, C. Rymer, M. LaBatte, A. Keso, J. Wiedmeyer, Mr. Blau. This year's Student Council is made up of 60 members under the leadership of Tami Hoff, Dawn Thomas, Sharon Schauer, and Jodi Hei- merl with the help of our advisor, Mr. Blau. The club is active in the planning of activities such as. Homecoming, Christmas doings, and Winterfest. The council is unique from other schools because the members aren't elected, anyone can join. Officers: J. Heimerl, Sec.; S. Schauer, Tres.; D. Thomas, V. Pres.; T. Hoff, Pres. 52 Clubs BADGER S T A T E Reps: T. Zimmel, V. Arthur, T. Stucke, S. Wiseman. Badger Girls and Boys State happens in June, after school is out. The girls go to Madison and live one week on the campus while the boys go to Ripon and live on the campus there. Gov. Tony Earl speaks to both groups. At Badger State, you learn to run your own state. You create your cities with ordinances, and even go as far as having punishments. You have county and state governments and are elected by projecting your ideas well. The top position of governor is elected and the girls, on the last day, hold real Senate and Assembly meetings in the Capitol Chambers. Your state governor signs the bills into laws. Then sadly you say goodbye to all the friends you have made. Many extra activities are also done from banquets to running. It is a great learning experience. Alt: K.. Reinders, E. Burns. M. Marrese, B. Adelmeyer. Clubs 53 National H onor S OCIETY The National Honor Society, under advisement of Mrs. Daehn, undertook some new projects this year. In November, during National Book Month, the fourteen senior members set up a book nook near the high school library for students to recommend their favorite book. Also, during one week they held a book fair for adults and senior high students to help promote reading. In spring, qualified juniors and seniors were selected and inducted into the Lomira Chapter of the National Honor Society. All members must have shown leadership, service, scholarship, and character to be chosen as a candidate. Teh National Honor Society is a select group of top, qualified individuals who have shown a potential to become leaders of the future. Congratulations NHS members. Row 1: K. Neitzel, T. Hoff, S. Schauer, D. LaVarda, V. Arthur; Row 2: D. Thomas, K. Reinders, T. Zimmel, K. DeMunn, S. Krueger; Row 3: K. Daehn, P. Hesprich, T. Stucke. R. Hilt, T. Zielicke 54 Clubs Row l- V. VanBeek, J. Bruckert, C. VanBeek. C. Broder; Row 2: A. Steinbach. L. Christian, R Cuelig, T. Novak, M Schuster, G. Christian, H Muehlius, D. Charapata, K. Schuster, Row 3: S. VVendling. L Remus, B Reinke A Reische, S. Van Tassell This year the Lomira FHA was a very active club. This is due partially to the tremendous leadership of the officers and the added support of Mrs. Steinbach. However, much of the credit goes to the members, who worked hard and tirelessly to insure a super year. Some of the years activities included: a pumpkin carving contest at the October Meeting followed by a delightful spooky haunted house and a chance to enter the FHA Creed Speaking Contest. Names were drawn and Christmas gifts were exchanged at the December meeting. The meeting was wound up by caroling at the Hope Nursing Home in hopes of sharing our happiness with others. During the football Season, thy were those cheerful hap- py-go-lucky people who served refreshments and grate- fully accepted tips. They also held their annual FHA bake- off which was only open to FHA members. Those who entered found it proved to be a great time for all. Throughout the year, FHA has Periodically sponsored bake sales, candy sales and ice cream socials to raise money and fill empty bellies. FHA has two very special ways of ending the year. The first is the annual Mother Daughter Awards Banquet. During this special meeting the members are given recog- nition for what they have done throughout the year. Sadly enough, this is also the time to bid a fond farewell to the old officers. Secondly comes the FHA members party, where the members pick the time and place. It's a super way to top off a super year! F UTURE Homemakers of MERICA Advisor, A. Steinbach; Vice-Pres., R. Guelig; Sec.-Treas., C. Broder; Pres., L. Remus; Hist., C. VanBeek 55 Clubs UTURE ARMERS OF A MERICA Sitting: Vice-Pres., R. Hilt; Hist., G. Buerger; Treas., P. Hesprich; Rep., K. DeMunn; Standing: Student Council Rep., M. Kemmel; Pres., P. Ries; Parlt., C. Thelen; Sec., S. Ries; Not pictured: Sent., J. Feucht Standing: J. Ball, D. Fisher, J. Bruckert, J. Feucht, K. DeMunn, B. Adelmeyer, G. Renderman, C. Thelen, M. Greene, D. Schmidt, K. Wondrash, D. Volbright, H. Tackett, J. Wulff, A. Hanke, C. Gruenberger; Sitting: S. Ries, R. King, M. Kemmel, W. Buelow, P. Ries, T. Gitter, R. Hilt, D. Schultz, G. Buerger, P. Hesprich, D. Kornfehl, T. Schwartz, J. Baeten, L. Strassman, T. Adelmeyer, T. Kinyon, D. Giese, B. Kedinger, J. Wulff, R. Feucht, D. Weninger, R. Lackas, D. Adelmeyer, E. Holst, B. Bodden, G. Renderman, P. Bodden, T. Enderle, P. Scharf, D. Koll, B. Ziegler, D. Schmidt, D. Gitter The Lomira FFA headed by Mr. Suthers is more than forty members strong. The FFA has a fruit and cheese sale late in the year. They sell ice cream a few times a year for fund raisers. During National FFA Week, they have a coloring contest for the younger kids, a corn count, and an FFA quiz. This year Paul Ries, Kim DeMunn, and Jenny Feucht went to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Judy Ball, Kyle Wondrash, and Steve Ries went to the State FFA Convention held in Green Lake. The FFA also has a banquet in April. 56 Clubs L-CLUB L Club is a club in our school that you can join when you earn an athletic letter. In past years, they have sponsored Donkey Basketball, Senior - Faculty games, and the Ath- letic Banquet. Sitting: Pres., M. Marrese; Treas., C. Buerger; Vice- Pres., D. Thomas; Sec., K. Nietzel; Senior rep., D. La- Varda; Standing: Soph, rep., G. Miller; Junior rep., D. Runde; R. Hackenmiller First row: H. Rodriguez, D. Thomas, N. Vander Grinten, K. Neitzel, K. Hayes, M. Kremer; Second row: E. Holst, K. Reinders, K. Scharf, L. Stucke, K. Neitzel, L. Muehlius, D. LaVarda; Third row: G. Miller, H. Klein, J. Budahn, E. Thompson, T. Zimmel, L. Schroades, T. Schuster; Fourth row: T. Stucke, P. Hesprich, T. Zielicke, M. Marrese, B. Guell, S. Kohli; Fifth row: J. Henning, H. Tackett, S. Wiseman, R. Engmann, T. Garriety, T. Klein, R. Hilt; Sixth row: A. Hanke, K. Michels, D. Kornfehl, B. Hartman, D. Runde, T. Geschke, M. Zehren; Seventh row: C. Buerger, R. Koll, J. Scharf, M. Bast, R. Hackenmiller 57 Clubs LION'S PEN Once again Mrs. Meyer has turned out an excellent staff of editors who have kept up the quality of our school's Lion's Pen. The editors attended a workshop at Mar- quette University last fall to pick up some tips on editing and the general set up of a newspaper. This year our newspaper editors have used the computer to print out original copies of the articles and to prepare them for printing. Ingenuity and hard work had paid off and kept our paper a popular reading source among LHS students and teach- ers. Advisor. G Meyer; Editor. S. Schauer; Senior editor, H. Muehius; Junior editor. K. Hayes; Soph, editor, H. Klein; Fresh, editor, J. Martin Standing: L Muehlis, C. VanBeek, H. Muehlius, L. Stucke, C. Gundrum, T. Zimmel, H. Klein, G. Meyer; Seated: S. Schauer. J. Martin, K. Hayes 58 Clubs Row 1: L. Zielicke, D. La Varda, S. Schaucr.S. Adelmeyer, K. Neitzel, J. Sternat, T. Lehner; Row 2: H. Kracht, L. Crantman, D. Robbins, P Charapata, C. Rymer, B. Guell; Row 3: L. Pahnke, L. Haddy, K. Scharf, P Mullins, D. Buerger, H. Dogs, V. VanBeek; Row 4: B Benedict, D, Flury, J. Wiedmeyer, M. Ehlers, M. Flury, T. Hoepner; Row 5: D. Charapata, K. Schuster, C. Broder, N. Burns. R. Brath, J. Collien, P. Reinders SPANISH CLUB Over summer members of Spanish Club and Spanish traveled to Mexico and spent a week down there. In November, AFS joined the Span- ish members in a trip to the Mecca in Milwaukee to attend the annual Folk Fair. Mid December, the club, held their Christmas Party, eating Spanish food and exchanging gifts. A pinata was sent to the children's ward at St. Agnes Hospital. The students prepared a teacher's breakfast one morning, giving the teachers a taste of Mexican pastries. National Foreign Langugage Week was celebrat- ed by Spanish members in March. The members have been active in school events and have repre- sented their club proudly. jHasta Luego! Bottom to top: Sec.. S. Schauer; Vice-Pres., T. Lehner: Pres., K.. Neitzel: Advisor, E. Bowe 5 VClubs Vice-Pres., L. Zielicke; Pres., A. Zielicke: Sec., S. Krueger; Treas., C. Gundrum; Fund Raising Chairman, B Adelmeyer Once again this year the Business Club held their annual volleyball tournament. The faculty defeated the L-club to reclaim the championship title. As an active club, the Business Club adopted grandparents, similar to the Youth Companship Program. They also held a junior high open house, allowing seventh and eighth graders to observe what they do. As a money maker the club decided to sell concessions at the girl's home basketball games and at home wrestling meets. Row 1: G. Meyer, L. Zielicke, A. Zielicke, L. Bogenschneider, B. Adelmeyer; Row 2: T. Olsen, S. Krueger, J. Steffen, P. Welak, T. Falk, J. Geiger; Row 3; R. Reuter, J. Paulus, S. Adelmeyer, B. Steger, P. Mullins, L. VanEgtern; Row 4; C. Wollitz, C. Gundrum, S. VanTassell, H. Muehlius, D. Baumann, B. Steger 60 Clubs Row 1: S. Leeman, J. Paulus, C. VanBeek, G. Christian, H. Muehlius, J. Fuecht, D. Weyer, S. Krueger, L. VanEgtern; Row 2: K. Petrie, L. Muehlius, L. Christian, S. Johnson, R. Guelig, S. VanTassell, B. Steger, C. Weidmeyer, A. Reische, D. Buerger; Row 3; R. Tackett, R. Reuter, T. Olsen, L. Zielicke, J. Heimerl, V. Colson, C. Wollitz, B. Steger, K. Neitzel, H. Dogs, K. Daehn CHORUS Karen Daehn Accompanist. A. Reische Librarians and robe girls: S. Krueger. C. VanBeek, B. Steger, A. Reische. H. Dogs 61 Clubs ARIMOL STAFF Seated: T. Hoff, V. Arthur, C. Buerger, C. VanBeek, K. Neitzel, D. Charapata, L. Weninger; Standing: T. Zimmel, T. Stucke, K. Reinders, K. Michels OUR EDITORS Putting together a yearbook takes a lot a time and effort. Pooling our resources together, Danielle and I finally got this year’s arimol out. It was fun but boy are we glad it's over! Many people helped along the way. Thanks for the many hours put in guys. Look at what we've got to show for it! To all future workers: BEST OF LUCK! Vicki Arthur Editor Vicki Arthur and Danielle Charapata Clubs 63 FLUTES Row 1: A Zielicke, L. Weninger. B. Benedict. K Luedtke; Row 2: P Reinders. L. Bogenschieder L. Darner; Row 3; S. Landenecker. B. Eggers, K. Jelic CLARINETS Row 1: M. Robbins J. Martin, W. Bodden. A. Reische: Row 2: K. Kohli, M Bodden S Alvarado K Remders; Row 3: V. Breit. S. Greene. T. Falk, M Voight; Row 4: D. Thomas, S. Schauer, J Welak 64 CIubs SAXOPHONES Row 1: D. LaVarda, C. Buerger, T. Hoff, C. Weigand; Row 2: L. Kress, A. Guse, J. Young, S. Rose; Row 3: R. Kemmel. R. Engmann Row 1: D. Mangan, K. Hayes, K. Scharf; Row 2; M. Luedtke, H. Klein 65 Clubs BRASS Row 1: K. Benedict, J. Stark, J. VanBeek, T. Weyerstrass; Row 2: P. Bodden, B. Weninger, R. Hug, T. Garriety; Row 3: A. Stucke, T. Enderle, D. Launders, D. Runde L. Gilbert, L. Muehlius, L. Krug, V. Arthur; Row 2: S. Kehnhofer, D. Eilbes; Row 3: T. Hanke, K. Michles Row 1: T. Muehlius, B. Keso, L. Wiedmeyer; Row 2: T. Schwartz, T. Gindt, T. Klein. M. Zehren 66 Clubs M. Luedtke, F. Marrese. D. Trauba, D. Firks, N. Burns. M. Marrese MAJORETTES PERCUSSION Top to bottom: D. Thomas, A. Reische, L. Muehlius This year our Lomira High School Band took on some new activities. In September the band traveled to Camp Randell Stadium to participate in the annual Band Day festivities. The band joined 50 other bands in playing four pep tunes. Drenched by rain in the 3rd quarter the group held out and enjoyed the infamous 5th quarter performed by the Madison marching band. The instrumentalists had a good showing at the solo- ensemble competition held at Oakfield. Many pieces received qualification to go to the state competition in Madison on May 5th. The Lomira Pep Band has received numerous compli- ments throughout many years and we feel we have the 1 pep band in the conference. We hope that the band continues its high level of performance and can con- tinue its streak of success. 67 Clubs THE 1 PEP BAND LOMIRA'S PEP BAND STAGE BAND Standing: K. Michels, D. Eilbes, T. Schwartz, D. Runde, D. Launders, J. VanBeek, T. Enderle, A. Stucke, T. Hanke, S. Kelnhofer; Sitting: F. Marrese, C. Buerger, D. LaVarda, T. Hoff, R. Engmann, L. Kress, J. Young, C. Weigand, L. Krug, V. Arthur, D. Trauba 68 Clubs YEAR OVERVIEW Aug. 29-School Resumes at LHS Sept. 1-First Volleyball game LHS vs. Slinger Sept. 2-First football game LHS vs. Omro away Sept. 5-NO SCHOOL! Labor day Sept. 6-CC First Invitational at Winneconne Sept. 10-UW Band Day for band Sept. 15-Lion Invitational Sept. 19-HOMECOMING WEEK! T shirt. Shades. Bandana Sept. 20-Twin, Triplet, etc. Day, Posters Sept. 21-P.j. Toga Day, Locker Decoration, Powder Puff Football, Soph, win! Sept. 22-Punk, Crazy Day, Hall Decorating, Snake Dance, Bonfire, Hall window was broke. Sept. 23-Spirit Day, Pep Assembly. Defeat Laconia that night! Sept. 24-Dance with music by Tall In The Saddle, King Todd Queen Lisa Reigned Sept. 27-Excited Soph, ordered class rings Sept. 28-Early Dismissal 2:00 Oct. 7-Sophomores take their temps text Oct. 18-Underclassmen pictures taken Oct. 24-Click! Arimol pictures taken Oct. 26-A quarter of the way down with school Oct. 27-NO SCHOOL!! inservice Nov. 4-Lomira's Sock Hop Nov. 8-Seniors order graduation announcements Nov. 17-First basketball game against Ozaukee Nov. 22-Dismissed from classes early Girls' first basketball game at Kewaskum Nov. 24,25-Thanksgiving vacation Nov. 30-First wrestling meet LHS vs. St. Mary's Springs Dec. 6-Math students take the M.A.A. test Class rings arrive Dec. 12-Band gives its first concert Dec. 13-FHA Christmas party Dec. 14-Art class visited War Memorial Center-Art Institute Dec. 19-NO SCHOOL!! COLD DAY!! Dec. 21-Christmas assembly Dec. 22-X-MAS VACATION BEGINS Jan. 3-Unfortunately classes resume Jan. 13-End of First Semester Jan. 16-NO SCHOOL! In-service Jan 17-2nd semester schedules handed out Jan. 18-Skiing at Sunburst Jan. 20-Tubing, skating 6th and 7th hours Jan. 21-Winterfest Dance RAVE performs Jan. 28-Honors Band at Laconia Feb. 4-Conference Wrestling meet at North Fondy Feb. 6-2nd annual math contest at Mayville 1st place Feb. 15-Conference Forensics meet Feb. 20-24-National FHA Week Feb. 21-Corn Count by FFA Feb. 28-Wrestling Banquet Boys BB sub-regional vs. Slinger March 1-New lunch ALA-CART March 3-Sub-District Forensics meet March 6-Taco eating contest. Tom Buerger and Tammy Schuster won March 9-NO SCHOOL! In-service March 17-Solo-Ensemble at Oakfield, Instrumental only March 21-Graduation announcements arrive March 24-District Forensics meet March 31-Choral and piano Solo-Ensemble April 7-Band contest at Oakfield State forensics meet April 19,20,23-Easter vacation April 24-Juniors attend Dodge County Government Days May 3-FFA Banquet May 7-State Solo-ensemble May 12-Prom May 18-Last day for seniors May 24-Graduation May 31-Last day of school Clubs 69 SPORTS FRESHMAN AND JV FOOTBALL Row 1: R. King, F. Marrese, T. Gindt, C. Gruenberger, K. Kietzer, S. Langenecker; Row 2: P. Scharf, W. Buelow, M. Luedtke, T. Phillips, T. Hanke; Row 3: R. LaBatte, D. Fuecht; Row 4: D. Buerger, B. Steger, Row 5: T. Hoepner, D. Kuehl; Row 6: M. Westphal, C. Vollmer; Row 7: M. Luedtke, S. Hartman; Row 8: A. Stucke, B. Kedinger; Not pictured: G. Zamzon. Row 1: E. Holst, R. Rey, R. Coulter, T. Hanke, T. Weyerstrass, R. Brath, B. Mason; Row 2: J. Rodriguez, J. Weichelt, K. Rueter, S. Faber, J. Henning, B. Tagliapietra, B. Zimmel, K. Zitlow, G. Miller. The Freshman players enjoyed suc- cess with a 4-1-1 record and 2nd place in the conference. The future could be very bright for them because of their size and strength. With im- provement and a well kept attitude they will be the team to watch. The 1983 JV Football team was very tal- ented but just not experienced enough. Their record ended up at 2-5. We hope to see them returning stron- ger next year. Sports 71 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: T. Schwartz, T. Buerger, D. Trauba, M. Greene, R. Koll, D. Stucke, B Ries; Row 2: E. Thompsen, H. Rodriguez, K. Kietzer, D. Runde, J. Bowen, B. Hartman, J. Budahn, G. Renderman; Row 3: Mgr., K. Michels, R. Engmann, J. Wulff, B. Guell, T. Klein, A. Hanke, T. Zielicke, M. Marrese, S. Wiseman. The '83 Lion football team enjoyed a year of moderate success. They opened their season with a big win over Omro. The Lions won third place in the Flyway Conference behind powerhouse Mayville and always successful Campbellsport. They finished 4 and 3 in the conference suffering losses to Mayville, Campbellsport and an upset by Horicon. Coach VanHecke is hoping for a big year in 1984 with many returning juniors and seniors. Eric Thompson, Mark Marrese, and Andy Hanke were selected to the 1st team all-conference and Rick Koll and Todd Klein made 2nd team all-confer- ence. 72 Sports Sports 73 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL K. Neitzel-Mgr., D. Thomas, D. LaVarda. L. Stucke, S. Johnson, N. Sternat, C. Buerger, K. Scharf, L. Schroades, K. Neitzel, H. Klein, T. Schuster, J. Weyer, Coach Johnston Managers- C. Benedict, D. Mangan, L. Gilbert, H. Nannestad The Varsity Volleyball team was led by sen- iors Dawn Thomas, Dena LaVarda, Cathy Buerger, and Lisa Shroades. Dawn was cho- sen team captain and MVP. The Varsity team played a tough season but they came out with a conference record of 1-6 and 3-10 overall. 74 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: D. Eibles, K. Luedtke, K. Mullins; Row 2; Mgr., L. Bogenschneider, M. Flury, H. Dogs, J. Martin, L. Haddy, K. Kohli, S Greene; Row 3; Mgr., T. Lehner, M. Ehlers, P. Mullins, M. Buerger, M. Luedtke, J. Welak, B. Benedict, Coach Meyer The JV volleyball team did very well this sea- son placing 3rd out of 7 in the conference. They finished their season with a 4-3 record overall. The JV whipped North Fondy all three games with scores of 15-1, 15-11, 15-8. The team played a tough match but was defeated by the first rate Laconia team during their last game of the season with scores of 5-15, 6-15, and 15-11. We hope to see many of these peo- ple returning for a great team next year. Sports 75 First Row: Coach Meyer, W. Gygax, J. Bintzler, B. Raube, T. Zimmel T. Muehlius, L. Muehlius, K. Hayes, S. Kuczkowski, A. Guse, K. King, Mgrs., V. Arthur, S. Schauer. Overall Record: Conference Standing: Conference Champ: 1st Team All Conf.: 2nd Team All Conf.: Team Captain: Invitationals: CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS BOYS 49-23 2nd B Raube T. Feucht L. Muehlius, W. Gygax T. Feucht 1st at Slinger, 2nd at Winneconne 73-15 3rd D. Kornfehl P. Hesprich M. Kuckowski, T. Stucke D. Kornfehl 2nd at Slinger, Lake Mills, and Lomira, 3rd at Mayville GREAT JOB, YOU HARRIERS! 76 Sports CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Coach Meyer. D. Kornfehl. T. Stucke, P. Hesprich, M. Rose; Second Row: J. Scharf, M. Hoepner, M. Kuczkowski, J. Young. Sports 77 78 Sports Sports 79 V. Arthur A L. Zielicke T. Olson 80 Sports W. Miller J. Heimerl E. Burns S. Krueger B A S K E T B A L L WINTER CHEERLEADERS Row 1: N. Burns, J. Geiger, T. Falk; Row 2; L. Haddy, D. Mintner, J. Collien W. Miller, D. Flury. T. Olson, V. Arthur L 0 M 1 R A W R E S T L E R S Row 1: Mgr., M. Willey, G. Holst, T. Garriety, P. Jewson, R. LaBatte, R. King; Row 2: B. Keso, R. Coulter, T. Gindt, T. Weyerstrass, R Kemmel, G. Zamzow, R. Brath, R. Rey; Row 3: Assist. Coach, W. Jewson, G. Miller, T. Hanke, G. Renderman, T. Phillips, D. Feucht, Coach, D. Mayer; Row 4; D. Towne, J. Wulff, S. Wiseman, J. Henning, D. Kissel, H. Tackett, J. Wulff, D. Zamzow The Lomira Varsity and JV wrestling teams had another successful season. The varsity ended up 9-1 in dual meets and 3-7-6 overall while the JV ended with a 9-1 dual meet record also. The Varsity Lions were lead by team MVP Herman Tackett with a 23-4 record. Also posting good stats were team captain Dean Zamzow who was 18-4 and Eugene Holst who won 17 while losing 7. The JV's were lead by Richard Rey who was 11-2. Also ending with good JV seasons were Rob Coulter, Glen Zamzow, Tony Gindt, Darrin Feucht, and Todd Phillips. They will be expected to pick up the slack left by the graduation of six talented seniors. 82 Sports VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL T. Cole, H. Rodriguez, T. Buerger, G. Renderman, E. Thompsen, T. Geschke, R. Roll, T. Klein, M, Zehren, M. Weninger; Kneeling, D. Runde, M. Marrese The varsity entered the year expect- ing a relatively good season, espe- cially in the conference. However, they lost some close games early and then struggled the rest of the season as they ended up 3-11 for conference play and 5-13 overall. The Lions really came on at the end of the year as they showed more composure on the floor. They be- gan playing as a team and recogniz- ing their roles. Perhaps their finest game was against Slinger in the su- bregionals. They lost 68-65 in over- time but really provided the fans with a good overtime and a promise for the future. The Lions were led by Junior Rick Koll and Erick Thompsen, Rick, this year's MVP, was the leading rebounder in the conference and also voted to 1st team All-Confer- ence. Thompsen was voted Team Captain. 84 Sports Row 1: J. Rodriguez, B. Mason, B. Zimmel, Row 2: H. Kracht, B. Tagliapietra, M. Luedtke, S. Faber, G. Renderman, J. Collien, Coach, J. King JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN The Junior Varsity had an im- pressive season with a 10-8 re- cord over-all and a 8-6 confer- ence record, second to Mayville. The teams MVP was Steve Faber who improved dramatically through the year. Mike Luedtke was voted the Team Hustler . Row 1: T. Hanke, F. Marrese, T. Hoepner, C. Keitzer, G. Schneiter, B. Bodden, M. Westphal; Row 2: S. Hartman, T. Kinyon, M. Rose, B. Steger, C. Volimer, B. Kedinger Sports 85 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL K. Reinders, C. Buerger, L. Stucke, B. Benedict, B. Raube, L. Muehlius, J. Welak, D. La Varda, I. Wever K Neitzel The Varsity girls came out strong at the beginning of the year but ended up with a 8-10 regular season record. The girls won three of the last four games they played but couldn't carry the streak into tour- nament play. The team lost their sub-regional game to Slinger 30-35. 7r-V 86 Sports Standing L. Weninger, W. Gygax, K. Neitzcl, H. Klein, K. Baumann, L. Stucke, P. Mullins, Coach Johnston, Sitting K. Scharf, M. Kramer, L. Krug The Junior Varsity team ended the season with a spectacular 17-1 record, placing number one in the conference. Their coach. Miss John- ston, did a wonderful job putting together a well-rounded team. Good job girls! The freshman girls, under second year coach Lori Immel, came out strong. The young team was able to capture seven wins to just four losses. With practice and a few years the freshman team shows some good potential. J u N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y 87 Sports BOYS TRACK Coach Braastad, M. Bast, M. Kuzchowski, J Budahn, B. Steger, E. Thompson, D. Kornfel, B. Hartman, J. Scharf, D. Runde, M. Reinke, T. Stucke, R. LaBotte, C. Vollmer, Coach Meyer Kneeling D. Eggers, T. Johnson, P. Jewson, J. Young, R. Cardenas GIRLS TRACK Back row T. Schuster, T. Feucht, B. Raube; 3rd row W. Gygax, L. Stucke, H. Klein, K. Scharf. K. Neitzel, C. Stalker, M. Kramer, J. Welak, B Benedict; 2nd row M. Luedtke, V. Arthur, K. Reinders, L. Muelhius, K. Mullins, T. Muelhius, J. Stark; 1st row K. Hayes, J. Bintzler, S. Kuzchowski, K. King, M. Ehlers 88 Sport BASEBALL Coach Drexeler, R. Koll, T. Klein, F. Marrese, J. Collien, T. Cole, S. Kohli, S. Langanecker, M. Zehren, P. Bodden, L. Wiedmeyer, J. Fell. M. Luedtke, J. Sperger, M. Marrese, B. Kedinger, T. Kinyon, B. Zimmel GOLF Standing D. Stucke, M. Rose, K. Michels, D. Launders, T. Phillips, H. Kracht, A. Stucke, S. Hartman, B. Klein Kneeling J Bowen, J. Westphal, T. Buerger, K. Kietzer, C. Galow, B. Ziegler. B. Mason, C. Buerger Sports 89 CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS: Pres., B Hartman; Vice-Pres., K. Hayes; Sec.-Treas., M. Luedtke SOPHOMORES Pres., K. Scharf; Sec.-Treas., H. Klein; Vice-Pres., L. Stucke r V K S L P T i e r Rc c e e K G s G Ei - i i P e T 1 , n E N Underclassmen 91 WANTED M. Bast D. Batterman B. Benedict I J. Bowen M. Bodden J. Bruckert P. Bruckert J. Budahn T. Buerger D. Charapata L. Christian S. Colson C. Broder W. DeMunn D. Eggers T. Enderle J. Feucht R. Feucht D. Fisher D. Flury K. Geschke D. Giese M. Green R. Guelig L. Haddy B Hartman K. Hayes M. Hoepner A. Ingraham P. Jewson Not Pictured: 5. Kavage A. Keso K. Kietzer B Klein D. Koll R. Koll Not M. pictured: R. Kuczkowski Koutsios Not M. LaBatte S. Leemon Not pictured: P. pictured: M Kuechenberg Lenhardt 92 Underclassmen JUNIORS A Reische L. Remus G. Renderman B Ries S. Ries D Runde J. Scharf D. Schmidt D. Volbright M Wedward C. Weigand J. Welak E. Wendling D. Weninger M Weninger J. Weyer J Wiedmeyer K Wondrash J. Wulff T. Young Not Pictured: T. Zingsheim UndercIassmen 93 WANTED T. Faber T. Falk C. Galow J. Geiger T. Hoepner E. Holst P. Hubbell D. Huber K. Jelic R. Kemmel S. Kennedy K. Keup H. Klein H. Kracht M. Kramer L. Krug Not Pictured: T. Lehner J. Lenhardt D. Loduha B. Mason D. Launders 94 Underclassmen SOPHOMORES T. Michels G. Miller D. Mintner L Muehlius P. Mullins K. Neitzel M. Novak L. Pahnke J. Rodriguez S. Rose J. Samphere Not Pictured: D. Schaefer TT 15 K. Scharf C. Stalker B Steger L. Stucke R. Tackett B. Tagliapietra L. Weninger T. Weyerstrass M Willey C. Wollitz J. Young B Ziegler B Zimmel K. Zitlow Underclassmen 95 WANTED W. Buelow D. Buerger R. Cardenas C. Christian J. Collien M. Ehlers D. Eilbes M. Erdmann J. Fell D. Feucht D. Firks M. Flury P. Gerlach L. Gilbert T. Gindt S. Greene C. Gruenberger A. Guse W. Gygax T. Hanke S. Hartman T. Hoepner R. Hug S. Jelic B Kedinger S. Kelnhofer S. Kennedy B. Keso 96 Underclassmen FRESHMEN S. C. Kuehl C. Kuehl D. Kuehl R. LaBatte R. Lackas S. K. Luedtke Kuczkowski Langenecker M. Luedtke M. Luedtke D. Mangan G. Mangan F. Marrese J Martin S. Merchant T. Muehlius K. Mullins T. Musack H. T. Novak T. Phillups P. Reinders Nannestad M. Reinke R Reinke M. Robbins M. Rose D. Schaefer P. Scharf D. Schmidt G. Schneiter C. Vollmer D. Wantz M. Schuster J. Stark B. Steger L. Strassman A. Stucke G. Thompson J. Weise S. Wendling B. Weininger M. Westphal G. Weyer G. Zamzow D. Zingsheim Underclassmen 97 SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION DATE m.� m, hm CLASS SIZE 98 CUss OF NINETEEN-EIGHTY FOUR THANKS It's not easy putting a yearbook together. It takes people who will work and put up with a lot. We had what it takes again this year! We'd like to thank AHRENS PHOTOGRAPHY for all the pictures that they came out to take and printed free of charge for us. SANDRA ALVARADO did a tremendous job printing pictures for us here with the help of TERRI ADELMEYER and several others. We can't forget MR. DREXLER for the use of his darkroom. MR. SMITH again did a great job on the senior names and TINA ZIMMEL added her great touch with all her artwork. MR. MAXSON again came to aid us with all his advisor knowledge. Without such people we wouldn't have a yearbook. Then there are the dedicated people who stuck it out until the end. Thanks. KAREN REINDERS, KIM DEMUNN, TROY STUCKE, AND TAMI HOFF. Thanks also go to all the unmentioned people who contributed even a little bit of their time for we needed all the help we could get and you gave it. A yearbook needs people and what a group we got!!!! Thanks once again, Vicki Arthur-Editor Danielle Charapata-Co-editor 100 End Page ■