Monona Grove High School - Silver Scroll Yearbook (Monona, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

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' , 9..- VV 5...,'fxV 67 xv uk S M , SILVER SCRG LL monona grove high scho 01 volume XII 15550 1 ACADEMIC LIFE This is our life or part of it at least. But what do these pictures mean? They're nothing but carbon copies of the truth. That's why they're here, to re- mind you that somewhere in the pastMonona Grove has given you something positive. The picture of the hallway means nothing unless you walked it. Maybe it was empty and you trudged the long walk to your locker after a make-up test. Or maybe it was full of people, happy as they packed up for the weekend. Only you know what happened. Did someone or something affect your life in a classroom such as this? Did some teacher touch ona bit of philosophy and then fleetingly pass on, leaving some of it imbedded? You may have discovered an area of Work that may someday become your future career. Science never appealed to you until you entered a chemistry lab or the resource center. You may never have even considered Speech as an area of study until you shakingly rested your hands on the podium for the first time. If nothing else, let these pictures remind you of the good, however seemingly insignificant, that passed there. SOCIAL LIFE This is Monona Grove- the social part. Do you remember Homecoming, 1966? The gala festivities of the rally, the parade, and the elaborate preparations led up to the finale of the dance. But the monumental events were not the only parts of social life, each day brought new people, conversations, and its own events. Maybe you struck up a friendship over a life-and-death game of chess in the MG Room. Or maybe a bond was initiated as two unacquainted people cheered the team to victory. Or the class unity grew stronger in the pep contest competition. Or perhaps you found a friend amidst the gorging population at break. Although these memories may grow harder to recall as time passes, they are presented here to you to be remembered only as you wish them to be. 5 X 1 5 5-'. FACULTY Cy Vale, Bob Winters, Jim Skiles, Glen Onsager, Wallace Wikoff, Mrs. Joyce Chern, and also Gerald Wilkie. A high school program should be designed to meet as Well aspossible the needs of all youth, regardless of vocational aim or academic ability. It follows that a sound educational program must be provided for those Whose abilities will qualify them to pursue the most rigorous academic career in college or university, for those who are completely non -academically inclined, and for all between those extremes . The high school should do this with equal respect for all groups and with proper appreciation for the contribution which each group will make in its vocational pursuits. 8 I am continually impressed and encouraged by the day by day evidence of students taking an increasing measure of responsibility for their own educational development . That Mon- ona Grove students in the past have developed a high degree of personal responsibility and self-discipline is reflected in the success patterns that reveal themselves through per- iodic follow-up studies of each graduating class . A drop-out rate that yearly is less than one percent- a truly remarkable record- in- dicates the regard that our young people have for an education and, hopefully, for the record that must accompany the diploma- paper sym- bol of accomplishment. A Wide variety of studies and reports from the guidance depart- ment, staff committees, departments, and individual teachers verify one's observations and impressions that young people are con- cerned With preparing themselves for the challenges and opportunities that lie in the unpredictable future . To me, the young people of Monona Grove High School daily refute the cynical cries of the critics of youth and the forecasters of doom. 9 MR . DONALD HHS TAD PRINCIPAL MR. PAUL THOMPSON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL JAMES JACCBS LOUISE THOMPSON IERALD NELSON C entre-1lCollege, B.S. MacMu1'ray College B A Univ of Wis B B A Univ. of Wis., M.S. Univ of Ill M Ed M Guidance in decisions both voca tional and academic for Monona Grove s students are provided by trained specialists on the guidance staff. staff administers tests, helps to smooth out the everyday problems and inspires confidence . MRS. PETERSON, MRS. TOMLIN, MRS. PAVEY, MRS. KIND, MISS DENNER, MRS. COLE. MR. BURT WAGNER MRS. MILDRED FIELD, MRS. ROSE MITCHELL MRS. FERN JOHNSON, MRS. SELMA KAROW. FERN AABERG WILLIAM DETRA ELEANOR HART Platteville State College, Whitewater State Univ. , CHITO11 College, B-Af B S B S ERNEST HEIMAN MARY JO MONAI-IAN University of Wisconsin, Marquette Univ., B.S. M.s., B.S. ANNE FEILER Simmons College, B.S. Language is a tool. In the hands of the unskilled it becomes blunt and un- fulfilling. In the hands of an artisan it serves to communicate'Wi1:h precision and ease . In the hands of an artist it creates Worlds not yet'irn'agined. .A I I 4 12 WILLIAM O'BRIEN MARY PIPER DON ROBINSON Wisconsin State College at! Iowa State Univ. , B.S. Univ. of Wisc. , B.S. , M.S. oshkosh, B . s. X555 Q? A 13 ENGLISH DAVID SAETHER Wis. Univ. atP1attevi11e, B. S . GEORGE DURNFORD JIM STUCKEY JANE BIORKLUND U. of Wisconsin, M.A. Muskingum College, B.A. Univ. of Wis., B.S., M.A- Beloit College, B.A. Univ. of Wis., M.S. SOCIAL RAYMOND KRIZMANIC Sl-IEILA O'BRIEN St. JosephCollege, B.A. Univ. of Wis., B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. The developement of critical thinking is the primary objective of this pro- gramg it encompasses the entire effort. Critical thinking development requires a balanced consideration for both the cognitive and affective areas of the human complex. J-1, 44, .5 ROBERT BEAN PHILIP DOWLING WILLIAM SOMMERS Beloit College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, Platteville State University, U. ofWisconsin, M.S. M.S., B.S. B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. STUDIES 4,5 Q-merit Qzafslgfszvgiibisiifgilfiilliliiilgflkii P 'iH,sw1g22eSE21 .qi iifizlewisi f M.- v I i mgiieiiiafiiiiikfgffgliiiIL: SSRN' WS. KENTON EVENS TAD LOWELL GLUNN ROBERT GUNN Luther College, B. A. Oshkosh State College, B.S. Claire State College, University of Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin, B. S, M. S. M. S. University of Southern California Logic is the key to the Universe - --Mathematics is the purest form of logic . To understand Mathematics is to understand - - - JANIS TUPESIS KATHLEEN MURPHY University of Wisconsin, Alverno College, B.A, Milwaukee, B. A. MATHEMATICS 16 SAM BALE University of Nebraska , B.S. , M.A. W il EMMA ERDAHL Univ. of Kentucky, B.S. Univ. of Wis., M.S- ROSEMARY EHL University of Wisconsin, B.S. , M.S. LARRY HATHAWAY MARIANNE KRATOWICZ CARL PFEIFFER Eau Claire State College, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh State U11iVefSitV B . S . B . S . . S . University of Wisconsin, UniVefSitY of WiSC011Si1'1 M. A. M- S- Science represents a significant portion of our resource of knowledge which must be made available to students in some meaningful coherent pattern The main goal of this educational experience is more intelligent behavior The student must understand that science produces knowledge only to the extent that the creative nature of the individual seeks expression in thought and action SCIENCE 17 EDWARD BEHM MARGARET MARSHALL PEGGY HUNTER University of Wisconsin, Univ. of Wis. , B.S. 01110 Sta-te: B-A- B A M s . . , . . LANGUAGE To speak a language is the first step toward understanding and understanding is the most necessary of human emotions . 1 Q, i an W K Yf MARILYN IACOBSON 1 University of Wisconsin, B.s., M.s. f MR. FAGERLIN LOUISE DISCI-I DOSTER DEHAVEN Superior State Univ. , B.S. Wis. Univ. of Platteville, U. of Wisc. , B.S, B.A. JOHN KUNISH BARBARA LUECK ROGER WHITE University of Wisconsin, Ripon College, B.A. Univ. of Wis. , B. M. B.M., M.M. 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R ,aewufswammim STEVE MUELLER Univ. of Maryland, B.S. X aa 2 H ei X 'HW x V li , r Q in fy H, Q 5 34 H ' W K IU : liiifzf , .. ww smggx ' , .s'V-iii . TEE? : E l7,.i7,:,.ii?fjg :ffl , .- K .. ff ,K kfT11Qi2111Lfg?fiQ2s 119' i 'ar tif: .- 'W '1'1? f5'iVawE '- .zi wiv mtg, , ,, 1- : --ni ft: fi 5 ,S-V ft- K. -f -E - f , M 'fins-iiifz it ihlqaas E.. :s::. -E A111155 35, ,,-, ,seg P - .W .:- , -:S ,g 5g?f :c.1f:ig , v i, 5: , 5 .gui-f.-- :E a s , , g ,, -, ., 'iii' ij?Fa:,?1:i: M--'lffftiziisfafi :SFF WARREN UPHOFF Platteville State University, B.S. ' In an industry-minded society man needs practical knowledge, Industrial Arts . S-4 o m z V3 m o E 53' 1 Stout State College, B.S to have INDUSTRIAL ARTS 20 FRANK WALLACE University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S. Univ. of Guadalajara, Mex. GARY FORSMO University of Wisconsin, B. S. ART The largest part of what Man expe ri- ences he experiences with his eyes . Let us educate the eye and give it a vocabulary. CATHERINE ZWIEBEL HELEN BOHMAN PAUL RUSH Whitewater State College, Whitewater State Univ. of Northern, Ill. , B.E. University, B.E. B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.A. SUSAN PUARIEA GORDON MCCHESNEY University of Wisconsin, Whitewater State B.B.A. University, B.E. University of Wisconsin, M. S . BUSINESS EDUCATION To provide every student with the necessary basic understanding of business and its relationships so that he may be an intelligent citizen of modern society. To prepare those students who Will enter a chosen vocation in the field of business with those competencies necessary to meet the job standards of business fyjw if 9. R p , f V ROBERT JACOBSON RICHARD RUNDLE KAREN GRIMMW gf ' University of Wisconsin, Luther College, B.S. Winona State, B.S. In Y X 7 B.S., M.s. if ff' M Q Lf K l , jf . Q Lv L 0 ' MW? H To live, to Work, to play on the physical as well A Y fl as mental level is the aim of the department, making the student better able to live a complete life. f ' JOHN KLEMENT University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.s. M fp ff fu , 1 f NJ A fi fix E-IX1 fl 1 R W 1 M A, We SUSAN KANABLE ,fy 'V La Crosselsgate Univ. if W PHYSICAL EDUCATION hiiiii A JUDITH LANGHEIM ' BARBARA BRYANT U. ofW1sc., B.S., M.S. Univ. of Wis., B.S., M.S, MARGARET MEZERA Univ. of Wisconsin, B.S. BARBARA VOSS U. of Wise., B.S., M.S, To meet the needs of all youth. To help them lead socially useful lives . To help them handle their own problems resulting in the desire to help others. This is the aim of the Home Economics department. To help the students lead a more useful life to enjoy living it. HOME ECONOMICS i . N 1 N V STUDENTS Senior Year Was. . . Pep marches around the halls on Friday. . .hitting the 3 hole pocket. . .anxious moments spent over ACT and SAT tests. . . singing the SENIOR Song. . .adequate thinking which led to appropriate action. . .trips to the Grove. . .a huge hot dog and marshmallow roast before the snow sets in. . .engines and wheels and gas tanks. . .a Sea of Victory. . .a bright touch of Malaysia among so many Americans. . . tomorroW and tomorrow and tomorrow . . .a navy blue cap and gown in which even the most scholarly looked a little unreal. . . It was a World Set apart from any other. . .to be relived only in memories as We marched on to the future. 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JOHN Denny STEVEN SKILES PATRICIA SULLIVAN Steve Patty Mae JOE SMEKO Yoe PATRICIA STOLEN Patty MITCHELL SULTZE Mickie MIKE SMITH Smitty CHARLES STUDEE Chuck SUSIENE SUNDBERG Sue I ERIC SPRENGLE SARAH TWEDELL Twiddle KATHY THOMAS DOUG SWINGEN JAMES THOMPSON ROSEMARY VAN EPPS Tomas Tusi DEAN TOWNSEND THOMAS TIPPLE CAROL TOKI RANDI VAN AIRSDALE LOIS UBBELOHDE MARY VAADE Mary K. 44 CATHERINE WATTS SUE WAI-ILBERG Cathy Wall GEORGIA WITTWER JEAN INE WILLIAMS GGOTSE Tunin WAYNE WESSELKAMPER Wess LINDA WOLF ROBERT VOGEL SI-IARILYN WOODROW PATRICIA ZELLER Hummer SHARON BANE Shari JILL WHEELER Whe els I ., ,... ,M,, . , ., 95 S' ,Q If I f , , NQPNHW Iwi fx if ,wgqfw:h:z,'?mss1?iQ!m9?MP2 mv: -iz, ,I .. .. yi!.f:.wf,3,5gg,f gggw ,M fa3?,5Kqa ,gKSg. lsi-'kk 1 3, 911-w,fx:f wi: ,:::VaQfsw ! ' 'f'ff'f:fQf-451 .L 4 ls, - I--I :1.-'.4:?1., - 5.. . 1 A, , I ,. 5 , - f .fu :Mfg , V fl, , 5 I V- If . - an I f :fs- q s . fv, e f-zz J 1. fm:,,fgwF ' f,,gfEl 9E7 f Qi, gf Hg fs. 55 552225 , A , gmsgwygweyggygg i3q, Q ma5P-W S If I 2225, V Elf Q 'S , K . gisqfiagggiggfnfgw Qi ,,-. A- X -I .A 45 Trish JLINIOR9 Junior Year Was ............ An overdose of Benjamin Franklin. . .bombarding fresh- men on a rainy day and a clean suit in role call more often. . .a test frenzied scholar anticipating PSAT scores. . .a class ring that seems to have been fitted for YOUI' thumb- - - PV:l'1RT- - -3 Debby Schmelzer, Secretaryg Ian Brewer, Treasurerg Nancy 101-lely anchor riding 3 fipple johnson, Presidentg Pat Klingelhoets, Vice-President5 Miss of Waves on homecoming Weekend. . .sloW-sloW-quick- quick. . .Llc bottle refunds that resulted in magnified sums. . . a hurried lunch for a 12:20 class meeting. . .a question, a Wonder, a prom theme. . .and three bars of MELLOW YELLOW ................. And yet, as We tried to turn potential into kinetic, the sky seemed a little bit brighter. . . Monahon, Advisor. ROW 3-Doug Archerg Kevin Bolandg Harold Altenbergerg John Baileyg Mike Blueg Wayne Blue. ROW 2-Becky Bealg Karen Andersong Rita Berberichg Gary Bjorakerg Robin Bentong Allen Arneson. ROW 1-Nadine Bohnsackg Judy Andersong Wilma Binng Rita Boelsingg John Beethamg Carlyn Anderson. l ROW 3-Ken Iohnsong Bob Knechtg Steve Kihlhageng Tom Homburgg Lloyd Kindg Ron Holtong Bill , Hessling. ROW 2-Nancy Iohnsong Jerry Kaiserg Carleen Iohnsong john Kleinheinzg Marion Klubertanzg N Steve Kerkhof. ROW 1-Pat Klingelhoetsg Sue Hiegelg Ann I-Ioustong Barb Horneg Mike Hunterg Chris ' 1 Jacobson. ROW 3-Theron Mchoneg Sue Kressg Mike Meyerg Greg Marlettg Bill Marshallg Gary Machutg Dennis l Meillerg Richard Martinson. ROW 2-Debbie Mackeseyg jane Luhmang Mary McConleyg Dale Larsong . . Sanderson Kruchteng Bill Lewisg Mike Mender. ROW 1-Debbie Meicherg joan Litelg Diane Krenzg I Dawn Mecumg Wendy LaSchumg Wendy MacMi11er. ROW 1: Teresa Bowersg Alan Bushg Steve Coffeyg Spencer Cattellg Dan Bridgeg Jim Clark. ROW 2: Barb ,. . Buchanang Ian Brewery Wayne Bussg Steve Christoph: Kristi Carlsong Rick Boyleg Bob Crosby. ROW 3: Nancy Christenseng Mike Brockmang Timothy Cahng Chuck Christyg Larry Bryang Jim Chittenden: Bob Bowen. ROW 1: Connie Dolly Shelley Doyleg Sue Davisg Charlene DuCharmeg Betty DiPiazza5 Mark Femrite. -0 0 ROW 2: Tony DeRungs3 Mike Fritzg Tom Drunaskyg Bill Fraileyg Debbie DiLoreto5 Tom Fleming. ROW 3 Dave Deeringg Mike Dischg Steve DuBois5 Diane Fagerling Chuck Densong Bob Doyleg Paul DeVoe. iilllliii ROW 1: Lynn Grunowg Ann Haackg Jim Goodg Steve Goldbergg Sandy I-Iansong Melissa I-lammondg Diane . Hesse. ROW 2: Linda I-lelmicksg Jeri Goffg Duane Haugeg Kathy Hatzingerg Jane Jacobsong Elaine Harris: jean Gunnelson. ROW 3: Butch Frickeltong Steve Gorsuchg Steve Grobg Paul Hansong Sharon Garwoodg Bob Gregoryg Charles Giffordg Bill Henry. 49 l l 4 l 4 ROW 3: Dean Smithg Nancy Stokleyg Sue Sullivang Paul Sprecherg Tim Sullivang Kathy Uselmang Jim Slinger. ROW 2: Sally Valeg Margo Uphoffg Debbie Staplemanng Bill Taylorg Stanley St. Iohng Andy Tennent. ROW 1: Carolyn Thropeg Gloria Stormsg Kris Springeng Jennifer Slindeg Gail Stormg Bonnie Vaade. 1 ROW 3: Lea VanderVelde5 Dwight Wolterg Bill Wendleg Paul Vogelg Glen Woosleyg Richard Spaachg Jeff d Wiswell. ROW 2: Mark Zervelg Orlo Zinsg Bob Wendtg Mark Winterg George Johnson3 Karen Wold. ROW 1: ' x Steve Wardg Ellen Witteg Cindy Vogelg Sherry Valeriag Paul Wienkeg Sue Vogel. ROW 3: Steve Minerg Steve Nagelg John Mortensong Mike Napholzg Don Nawratilg Soren Mickelsong Leo . Nevilleg Andy North. ROW 2: Debbie Noltnerg John Noltnerg Sue Niemczykg Shirley Motisig Jean Nobleg Kevin Meyersg Phil Meyers. ROW 1: Holly Nickesong Debbie Moore: Sandy Moeng Mary Misteleg Debi Morrisong Virginia Nelsong Meryl Mitchell. ROW 3: Glenn Pfeifferg Mike Paulg Bob Raymondg Bryan Peressg Kent Parksg Mike Phillipsg Dave Plattg Pete Parker. ROW 2: Tom Olscheskeg Gail Redepenningg Diane Redepenningg Georgia Ringg Mary Io ' ' Rigneyg Wallace Prattg Mark Paape. ROW 1: Debbie Olsong Jackie Pfisterg Rona Rozmang Jean Odlandg Dawn Ringg Coyla Rankin. ROW 3: Don Simleyg Terry Schaeferg Marc Sabing Dave Skrochg Mike Schusterg Leonard Rowing Bruce . , Schaeferg Barbara Shower. ROW 2: Bob Sainsburyg Joan Sagerg Denise Schwarzg Judy Sachsg Debbie Schmelzerg Kathy Schwartzg Eileen Rueberg Pat Sargent. ROW 1: Linda Schuler3 Sue Schwederskyg Diane Samdahlg Dave Sailing: Nancy Schultz. 51 QOPHOMORE9 Tim Berg, President 5 Judy Paterson, Vice Presidentg Carol Landsness, Secretary. Sophomore Year Was . . .Oedipus Rex . . .an over exuberant cheerleader. . .being last to Driver's-Beef when there are 32 students and 31 stools. . .jolly parties in Boyle's basement. . .a stuffed locker in a crowded hall. . .having somebody else to pick on. . . nation-state . . .a pep trophy and a snake dance. . .straight bangs . . .battles between the armies of Miss O'Brien and Mr. K. . . dull eyes shining brighter. . . ROW 3: Barb Battermang Belinda Anding5 Phil Annjlersong Steve Armstrongg Rick Aikinsg Gerhard Banfig Max Bazan. ROW 2: Susan Ackleyg Becky Baimeg Maxine Ashwellg Ginger Ageng Betty Andersong Steve Badeau. ROW 1: Diane Andrews: Claudia Aclamsg Kathy Aliamsg Bobby Baneg Linda Bardeng Jane Arneson. ROW 3: Ann Bonanog Lane Bonnetteg Chuck Bohlg Chip Bolligg Tim Berg: Dean Berrayg Larry Beylerg Sue Boyle. ROW 2: Ickie Bronsong Ricki Bentong Susan Buckleyg Linda Borkg Alex Boninog Martha Brazones. ROW 1: Cathy Buehnerg Lynn Boyleg Susan Bosmalng Gary Bethelg Gail Bealeg Kathy Brocher. ROW 3: Gary Hammersley: Jeff Hunter: Rick Hanson: Jane Hilgersg Ingrid I-Iovlandg Linda Hoover. ROW 2: Keith Hanson: Mark I-Ianson5 Roberta Hazard: Pat Herbeckg June I-Iinnendaelg Chris I-Ieigel. ROW 1: Greg 0 ' Hess: Jean Harvey: Julie I-Iorgeng Linda I-Iupredg Darlene Hanson: Donna I-Iuot. ROW 3: Ellen Krajcog Randy Justeseng Ron Kautz: Mike Lemon: Tim Laying Don Jacobs. ROW 2: O'Ann Johnson: Bill King: Linda Kohlhageng Lynne Kinseyg Mike Kuhrskig Jeff Kerzner: Tom Kubicek. ROW 1: ' ' Barb Lemkeg Ellen Jacobsen: Carol Landsnessg Debbie Klementg Lois Kesslerg Mary Ladwig. 3 S tt Cam bell Tim DeRungs Chris Darno - Daniel DeSmidt5 Mike Derrg Jerry Burkg Peter Cahn. ROW : co p - - ' Row 2: Jim DeVoeg Deiibie Dahlg Nikiei Dernrog Vicllyi coats, Mary creek, Debbie Celleyg John christeph. ROW 1: Karen Derleing Linda Carpenterg Candy Bultngang Katy Dentg Nancy DeVoeg Gloria Dawson. o o o o o o ROW 3 eff Falkner an Ewald Bonnie Douglas, Da.ve Ellingsong Philip Dockeng Jerry Dohmg Jerry Dewaneg : I . J . . D . jack Durnford. ROW, 2: Tom Dil9iazzag Vicki Dysong Cathi Dollg Dathy Erslandg Karen Doeringg jean Erickson Eathy Elliot. ROW 1: Becky Dugang Jayne Durnfordg, janet Ehlenfeletg Elaine Forlerg Carol Edmundsong john ttner. ROW 3: Janet Grayg Chuck Frankg George Grossg Arty Gonzalesg Ian Fischerg Bob Gilomeng Jeff Gundlach. 0 0 ROW 2: Shawn Forsethg Jackie Gnabasikg Carol Gurrderseng Larry Gausmanng Allie Foxg jim Frankeg Debbie Fredenberg. ROW 1: Gary Gopleng Carmen Goodmang Judy Grinnellg Barbara Grebelg Marjorie Gausmann. 55 ROW 3: Rocky Redepenning, Gene Scullion, Rick Skroch, Kathy Schmook, Mary Stock Cris Stoll Mike 7 7 Streber, Ronda Sultze. ROW 2: Nancy Stenjem, Ioan Sinkeen, Patty, Ken Strand, Steve Schultz, Dave M . . . . cCulloch, David Rakow, Delmer Schluter. ROW 1: Debbie Schneider, Karen Solheim, Sandy Scheering,. . l Doris Scott, Connie Scheer, Diane Schuepbach. ooooooo ROW 3: Eileen Ulnelhode, Iammie Van Hoof, Leslie Wright, John Stehelsky, Michael Vitense, Chuck Wendle, Mike Volker, Larry Turk, Jim Wohold. ROW 2: Eva Sutherland, Bonnie Swingen, Rhonda Thornp- . . son, Joyce Way, Barbara Zitlow, Linda Shcoville, Connie White. ROW 1: Diane Wills, Doug Wolter, Mitch Vesaas, Gary Weaver, David Turner, Richard Owens, Dave Tuten. oooooodl ROW 3: Jill Lineweberg John Matsong Mike McDermott5 Fred Lightbourng Tim Lutherg jack Mathys. ROW 2: 4 0 0 Katy Luhmang Mary Meyersg Jim Lynchg Tom Mendeiig Dave Meinertg Beth Meicher. ROW 1: Mary Mc- Eniryg Norma Mickelsong Diane McNico15 Lorie Madseng Trisha Lucas. ROW 3: Jeff Peterseng Tom Pangerg Rick Nelsong Torn Parksg Joe Nelsong Deborah Muskatg Gary Pettey. ROW o 2: Marsha Milquetg Judy Patersong Steve Nondahlg Rich Paapeg David Peterson. ROW 1: Pat Morrang Sara Munng Kathy Parkerg Janice Odegardg jacalin Minterg Brenda Overly. ROW 3: Mary Ellen Rappg jeff Rowleyg john Prestigiacomog Mike Ptascynskig Greg Radcliffeg Cary Pierce. 0 ROW 2: Jane Rothmang Lynette Ratcliffeg Carolyn Scharffg Kathy Popancg Debbie Roman. ROW 1: Joette Rogersg Sandy Sargentg Patty Riesg Terry Randallg Bohnie Relph. FREQHMEN Tom Gannon, Presidentg Kathy McCarthy, Secretaryg Steve Johnson, Vice Presidentg Mrs Puariea, Advisor. Freshman Year Was. . .being allowed to attend nonexistent dances during football season. . .leading a clock-eyed existence. . . an incurable crush on a Senio . . .double pneumonia due to over- exposed knees . . .standing on iptoes to reach the Water fountain . . .chemically minded Scienc I students adding scents to the halls . . .getting caught in the ssignment web . . .halls that were alive with the sound of Seniors . . .and juniors . . .and Sophomores . . .problems. . .problems everywhere. . .searching the past. . . seeking the future . . . Row 3: Ronald Amdt, Teresa Anderson, Virginija Brectal, Bill Binn, Karen Beck, Peter Brieby, David Branch. ROW 2: Paul Bernardo jim Anderson Mike Berray, Jackie Anding, Rick Anderson, Donna 7 7 M B Debbie Berberich, Charlene Batterman. ROW 1: Lon Bolesch, Robert Bosmar., Sue Bohnsach, ary anano, Beck. ROW 3: Kathy Crubach, Rick Burlingane, Ron Dalton, Tom Dalton, Steve Dowd, Jill Davidson, Ioan Davidson, Craig Cady. ROW 2: John Cornelius, like Butler, Norman Disch, Lisa Brown, jeff Croak, Greg Collman. ROW 1: Mike Britton, Mary Curtain, K thy Brewer, Linda Brewer, Susan Derlein, Carolyn Brettel, David Coffee. I-1 7 ROW 3: Janet Iacquish, Bev Johnson, Robert Kellough, Steve Johnson, Toni Iorris, Keith Jenks, Mary X Kinder. ROW 2: Chris Kau, Jean Johnson, Deborah Kessler, Christine johnson, Bill Iambois, Scott Jordon. o c ROW 1: Pam Kmg, Gary Keyes, Tom Johnson, Mike Hoplin, Carol Kidd, Linda Keith, Kristie Kei fer. L ROW 3: Janis Littel, Nancy Lochner, Kris Lottes, Bob Iambois, Gary Lavender, Bill Lemon, Bruce Lurming. ROW 2: Sue Ann Kole, Roger Manner, Mike Mattioli, Rick Macolm, Dick Kundert, Tim Malcolm, Linda Leege- ROW lr Chuck Kudrna, Doug Kundrat, Bob Lewis, Gail Kump, Kathy McCarthy, Jean Ludwig. ., . . ,..,, . , M , ,V Ni., am ,w,m,, ,.,w,. ,,k. ,,k,,,M.,,,.,,.,,. .,,. ,,.,.,- ROW 3: Ann Galvin, Tom DeRungs, Pat Frisch, jerry Dorman, Steve Drenoske, George Evans. ROW 2: 0 Jane Egan, Tara Falch, Sue Fields, jackie Douglas, Karen Ganiere. ROW 1: Peggy Dunigan, Mary Lou Doleshaw, Denice Fritze, Dan Dickens, Denise Easlahd. '! S 'nl 2 i y ROW 3: Linda Garey, Tom Grinnell, Jerry Gust, jim Gregory, Tom Gannon, Vic I-laggerti. ROW 2: Diane Geisler eff Gerk , Nanc Goodwin, Ron Gunlach, Karen Gunlach, Nancy Gunelson, Jeanine Hanson. J Y Y 'Q ROW 11 Barey Goldberg, Vicky Gilomen, Becky Gumm, Tom Garst, Genene Gugel, Sue Grephsheirn, Stephanie Grahm. o o o o o o ROW 3: Marcia Harker, Lloyd Hansen, Jim Hoeksema, Stan I-Iouey, Chuck Iverson, Bill Irnhoff. ROW 2: o 0 Shelly Hammond, Cindy Hintz, Gary Hollis, Roberta Hove, Patty Jacobs, Lynn Henderickson, jill Hynum ROW 1: jeff Guriell, Nancy Hiesse, Debbie Hoet, Cindy Jacson, Carol Holtes. 61 ROW 3: Jeff Ulrich, Mary Storer, Jean Studee, Randy Speigal, Keith Soul, Dale Thompson. ROW 2: Chris Steele, Lynn Southern, Bonnie Staplemen, Patty Steil, Debbie Ulbolohde, Marsha Talbert. ROW 1: Toni 0 0 Steinhoefer, Joy Toki, Linda Tirk, Mary.Stevens. A 000000 ROW 3: Chris Van Hoof, Janet Usher, Carolyn Vogel, Mary Zilenski, Greg Wipperfurth, Sue Wellman, Dave , Walhovd, Paul Wolf. ROW 2: Mary Troia, Adele Watson, Kathy Warzenski, Linda Zivney, Jean Weaver, , , Nancy Wite, Marcia Winters, Gerald Wendt. ROW 1: Linda Wagner, Barbra Zamzow, Maggie Zoeller, Denice Van Airsdale, Kathy Vemig, Eugene Swenson. ,-mg-nun-f ,m 000000 ROW 3: Jean Parks, Mike Moore, Don Olman, Jim gauley, Jim McKee, Fred Nelson, Mark Minter. ROW 2: .. Ellen Olson, Monica Olson, Sandy L. Olson, Jim M rtenson, Kathy Oshesky, Pam Miecer, Sandy J. Olson. ROW 1: Nancy Olson, Judy Olson, Judy Morris, Ginny Marron, Ann Nagel, Georga Onsager, Terry Mc Miller, Susan Olson. ROW 3' Nancy Rice, Kim Peterson, Nickie Russos, Dennis Sachs, Stewart Pheiffer, Kip Platt. ROW 2: Ann P ' ' Ptynski, Jeanette Penewell, Gary Sam, Steve Polzer Gillian Price, Lynn Rollins. ROW 1: Susan etty, Barbara Pschoer, Willard Peterson, Debra Puttkameir, Susan Roeder, Debble Rako. ROW 3: Hans Slinde, Karen Schmook, Rhonda Schwenn, Randy Skiles, Ted Seegeldt, Rich Skriber, John 0 Schmitz, John Scherin. ROW 2: Janet Shoetzler, C'ndy Schmolosky, Larry Shewler, Howard Reese, John Schaffer, Nancy Shantz, Karen Shaut. ROW 1: Patiy Shedesky, Ann Schumacher, Nancy Smith, Kathy Sandee, Kathy Seefert, Debbie Schwartz. I S 6 ill Qi X I 5 9 A ACTIVIT IES MG'Q STUDEN ROW 4--Michael Kuharsl-ci5 Susie Gareyg Carolyn Davis5 Glen Woosleyg Steve johnsong Marion Klubertanzg Ron Holton-Break Commission Chm.5 Tim Berg. ROW 3--Debbie Nolmerg Sue Niemczykg Patty Sullivang Liz Bardg Sue Boyle5 Linda Gareyg Mary Dee Storerg Paul Sprecher-Eagle Post Editorg Paula Franke. ROW 2--Lynn Boyle5 Pat Klingelhoets5 Debbie Hunter-Social Commission Chm. 5 Jill Wheeler-Pep Commission Chm.5 Chris Buehner- A.F. S. Committee Chm.5 Linda Brewerg Bonnie Swingeng Surinder Iesseyg Susan Ackleyg Lisa Brown. ROW 1-- Steve Goldberg-Vice Presidentg Barb Horne-Secretaryg Holly Nickeson-Treasurerg Jim Matson-President, OVERNMENT The Student Council, despite past precedence, took more action than usual this year . Tradition- ally it unites the four commissions and the A.F .S. Committee as well as providing a unit to voice student opinion. The success of these commissions and other projects are those of Student Council also. Meetings, presided over by jim Matson, were full of discussion and sparked with laughter. Having out- grown the existing Student Council room, meetings were held almost anywhere . Visitors were welcome but infrequent. The trophy case in the entrance could no longer hold the evidence of MG's glories . The Student Council undertook the project of obtaining another . The Christmas Assembly also came under the directions of the Student Council. The orchestra began the program and introduced the choir which filed in in a candlelight procession. The mens faculty quartet performed a few numbers also. There was even a visit from our own Irish Santa with raucous elves scattering goodies in his wake. Christmas carols sung by the entire student body, concluded the program . Serious discussions concerning school spirit in 1965-66 resulted in the rebirth of the Student Faculty Relations Committee . The committee was designed to promote better understanding between teachers and students. Unfortunately, high hopes faded when rare committee meetings brought only suggestions that exams shouldn't accumulate on the same day in a variety of subjects . ROW 3--Judy Paterson, Ian Ewaldg Sue Sullivan, Paul Sprecher, Ted Hartridge. ROW 2--Ann Erickson, Bonnie Rosefeltg Sally Valeg Nancy Johnson, Trisha Lucas. ROW 1--Mary Doleshawg Debbie Hunter, Steve Goldberg, Duane Kasteng Debby Ubbelohde. 67 SURINDER Do you know, she said, it's six months today. It's fantasticg it seems Ijust arrived. But to us it seems that Surinder Kaur Iessy, Monona C-rove's AFS student from Malaysia, has been here all her life. We felt that she understood us from the begin- ning but was still eager to see more. She has a sharp sensitivity to peoples' ways and wants to learn about ours. She will never accept them without thought, though, and we can only respect her more for this. Her British-English is fluent for she speaks it in her school at home where she is in the Arts stream. She makes tremendous Curries, which, at home they eat twice a day, being of Indian descent. She says that she doesn't mind our food, though. flixtra pounds will attest. Q Now she is thinking of applying to the U. N. We all wish her luck, she seems to be a natural ambassador with a feeling for people and problems. A.F.9 DLIQTY S The Buehner Family Cathy, Mrs. Buehner, Dusty, Kurt, Mr. Buehner, Chris Dusty, the A. F. S. student who joined MG at the 2nd se- mester, comes from Thailand. Her lst semester was spent in Rockford Ill. and in that time she has learn to speak English very fluently. Dusty had studied English in Bangkok, Thailand, but after arriving in America, the atmosphere of English-speaking people and the necessity has helped her knowledge of English to increase greatly. The most striking difference that Dusty has found between schools is that American schools provide a social as well as academic program for the students. Here there are clubs and athletic activities to join in or observe, and JOIN Dusty did. She's in GAA bowling, the reporting staff of the EAGLE POST, and FBLA, as well as AFS committee. She loves to cheer and finds it interesting as well as exciting to attend regularly. She also enjoys our dances. People have given her a warm welcome and we wish her well. ROW 5--Janet Brewer, Bonnie Rosefelt, Linda Helmicks, Mary Jo Rigney, Jan Ewald, Jana Gray, Mary Stock, Lea VanderVelde, Susie Garey, Chris Stoll, Jan Salick, Carolyn Davis, Debbie Schmelzer, Julie Fox, Judy Kuehl, Betty Kalchuer, Sue Sullivan, Marion Klubertanz, Jim Schwebke, Nancy Grefsheim, Barb Batterman. ROW 4--Ann Erickson, Barb Buchanan, Joey Outcalt, Linda Barnhart, Judy Patterson, Liz Bard, Barb Baumgartner, Shari Woodrow, Pat Sullivan, Bev Hoff, Karen Hougan, Laura Ganeire, Kathy Lynch, Martha Hoff, Judy Sachs, Jane Luhman, Nancy Stokley, Sue Boyle, Debbie Celley, Belinda Anding, Karen Anderson. ROW 3--Miss Bjorkland, Rosemary Van.Epps, Sandy I-luernmer, Sarah Tredell, Maribeth Johnson, Joan Sager, Denise Schwartz, Barb Horne, Debbie Noltner, Nancy Stenjem, Mary Vaade, Nadine Anderson, Paula Franke, O'Ann Johnson, Katy Luhman, Susan Ackley, Trisha Lucas, Bonnie Swingin, Nancy Johnson, Mary Rapp. ROW 2--Sarah Pelleteri, Kathy Skaar, Steve Goldberg, Julie Horgan, Janice Odegaard, Diane Samdahl, Sally Vale, Carol Landness, Karen Solheim, Barb Zitlow, Mary Mersberger, Kathy Doll, Chris Heigel, Mary Croak, Terry Randall, Jane Rothman, Ingrid Hovland, Martha Brazones. ROW 1--Holly Nickeson, Barb Lemke, Kathy Buehner, Becky Dugan, Lynn Boyle, Candy Bultman, Diane Wills, Surinder Jessy, Karen Derlein, Norma Mickelson, Pat Moran, Debbie Klement, Joan Litel, Kris Buehner, Jill Wheeler. SOCIAL COMMISSION Wiggly followed by a very put- out clerk carrying a cumbersome box? This scene preluded Home- coming, the greatest social event of the Fall sea- son. It's Social Commission's duty to ease the bumps of the complex 3-day festival. The 7 girls were part of the sweatshir1:-and- jean clad army encamped in Vogel's garage. The assignment was to build a float to beat those of Pep and M. G. Room Commissions. By night, the haywagon underwent the metamorphophis of chang- ing into a float--an octopus guarding the opponents team and bearing the words Cage the Cards! By day, Social Commission members prepared dance decorations. Through their efforts, Homecoming was a success and the green octopus did win the float competition. Dirty paint brushes, no clean containers, words spelled wrong, tape that won't stick and a sink that won't work are just some of the troubles that Pep Commission met with this year. But the troubles were overlooked in hopes that the girls on the Commission could raise the spirit in M. G. Every Wednesday night from about 4:00 to 5:00 twenty or more girls would put their ideas together and splash them on the long strips of white paper lying in the hallway. Homecoming came and went with Pep Commission's help. Athletes were served doughnuts and milk after a strenuous afternoon or evening of competition. Color Day came twice this year as penants and buttons were sold in an atmosphere of blue and white. This year's Pep Commission attempted to bring the entire student body into the realm of competition that our athletes found themselves in throughout the 1966-67 school year. ROW 4--Tim Curtaing Ted Hartridgeg Lea VanderVeldeg Mike Hunterg Jim Slingerg Steve Ringg Bob Knechtg Bill Wendleg Chuck Giffordg Lloyd Kindg Barb Showerg Jeff Wiswell. ROW 3--Kathy Lynchg Judy Patersong Karen Andersong Mary Vaadeg Bev Hoffg Patty Sullivang Judy Nelsong Nancy Grefsheimg Shari Woodrowg Karen Hougang Susan Boyleg Barb Battermang Nancy Christenseng Mr. K. ROW 2-- Debbie Hunter-Chairmang Virginia Nelsong Joan Sagerg Cindy Vogelg Jeri Goffg Sue Niemczykg Theresa Hovlandg Mari Beth Johnsong Connie White 5 Jean Ericksong Kathy Elliottg Judy Sachsg Debby Schmelzer. ROW 1--Lynn Boyleg Carol Landsnessg Sarah Pellitteri5 Kathy Geilg Sharon Dalsoreng Ann Ericksong Shawn Forsethg Kathy Skaarg Surinder Jesseyg Bonnie Swingeng Susan Ackleyg Ellen Witte. .. V ff an algae- W,-M -iam W1 ps MlL W-mrs.. .W -f,- 1-ssasmnuexe-nel ROW 4--L. Brown, L. Souther, C. Hintz, I. I-Iinnendael, I. Odegard, I. Grey, N. Johnson, D. Celley, L. Ganiere, S. I-Ioeksema, J. Doll, P. Stolen, S. Garey, L. Bard, B. Baumgartner, C. Davis, S. Sullivan, M. Klubertanz, J. Fox, T. Lavin. ROW 3--L. Barnhart, B. Buchanan, D. Schwartz, I. Horgen, C. Doll, N. Stenjem, K. Luhman, D. Noltner, J. Odland, J. Luhman, J. Brewer, M. Rigney, C. Johnson, L. Garey, J. Usher, M. Storer, P. Franke, N. Anderson, B. Horne, M. Mitchell, G. Wittwer. ROW 2--K. Doerling, T. Steinhofer, J. Harvey, K. Soheim, L. Brewer, S. Derlein, C. Brewer, S. Greshheim, D. Klement, P. Steil, J. johnson, S. I-Iuemmer, L. I-Ielmicks, I. Litel, I. Wheeler, C. Buehner, S. Vale, Mr. Krismatic. ROW 1--H. Nickeson, B. Lemke, C. Buehner, B. Zamzow, S. Fields, C. Adams, P. Schwedersky, C. Kidd. ROW 3---E. Sprengleg I. Frankeg D. Petersong R. Holton, Chairmang P. Andersong D. St. John ROW 2--S. Wardg I. Wayg K. Dentg M. Milquetg K. Lynchg Mr. Sommers, Advisor. ROW 1-- I. Rogersg M. McEniry3 S. Murmg D. Hanseng M. Gausman. 1 f ROOM What is the M .G. Room? As you entered the door at noon, you could hear the heavy beat of the records playing in the juke box. The pat-pat of the ping pong ball Was ever -present from the ping pong tables. The tables along the Wall were packed with kids studying, playing cards, checkers, or chess, or, just plain talking. Victory cries came from the Wiffle ball soccer field. What is the M .G. Room? An underground haven of fun and relaxation for students . ROW 3--jill Davisg Mary McCon1ey5 David Sam, Chairmang Rita Berberickg Bill Imhoffg Soren Mickelson ROW 2--Mr. Bean, Advisorg Sharon Dalsoreng Carol Tokig Nancy Goodwing Debby Morissong Jeanette Penewell. ROW 1--Debbie Berberichg Ann Ptaszynskig Mary Misteleg Dawn Mecumg Karen Schaut. LIBRARY Why does MG have a library? That answer, anyone would say, is easy --to provide a place for students to get books and do some last minute studying. This is true--but the library does more. Its modern facilities include three almost soundproof conference rooms, the verticle files finfor- mation compiled on almost any subject and arranged in foldersj, filmstrips, records, tapes, micro -films, newspapers, magazines, and Wall-to -Wall bookshelves . For reference, the library has encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and even the trusty almanac . To administer the library's vital services are several librarians and the student Library Club. Members are a familiar sight in the Library and a rarity in their study halls . Cutting study halls for library Work is characteristic . Most o the Library Club members love Working in the library. Questionable? Not at all. M. Rahng D. Andrews, L. Kohlhageng S. Garwoodg S. Moen, R. Sul1.2e5G Storm C Anderson R Thompson. ROW 3--Mr. O'Brien-Advisor, Chris Damon, Paul Hanson, Lea Vandervelde, Tim Sullivan, Ron Holton, Soren Mickelson. ROW 2--Mike Kuharski, Paul Sprecher, Kathy Lynch, Bill Lewis, Scott Campbell, Roger Larson, Randall Skiles. ROW 1--Steve Goldberg, Duane Kasten, Mary Ellen Rapp, .jan Ewald, Chuck Bohl, Steve DEBATE ln the 1966-67 school year Monona Grove's Debate team became one of the most successful Debate squads ever seen at Monona C-rove. Consisting of more than 20 students, they traveled throughout the state obtaining an impressive record and rep- utation. Although the teams Weren't solidified until after Christmas, they had a con- sistently fine record. Everyone from the novice to the Varsity Weathered the dark and cold Winter morn- ings and the bumpy rides in a caravan of coaches' cars. Most of the rides concluded in an additional but unintentional tour of the city and local information -giving gas stations in search of the destination . Badeau. The successes of the Varsity included first place at the Beloit, Shorewood, Sheboy- gan North, Monona Grove, Badger Conference, and District tournaments. Beloit was victory for all teams ending in a 17-l sweep of the tournament. Most important, how- ever, Was the fact that the Varsity achieved the privilege of going to the State tourna- ment as one of the best teams in the state. But all successes were backed by the unified Work of all team members under Mr . O'Brien's dedicated guidance. Without the constant interaction, cooperation and hard Work put forth by all, the '66-'67 Debate team Would not have been What it Was. NATIONAL FORENSICQ LEAGUE ROW 3--Roger Larson, Randy Skiles, Chris Damon, Lea Vandervelde, Paul Hanson, Tim Sullivan, Ron Holton, Soren Mickelson, Scott Campbell. ROW 2--Mr. O'Brien, Advisor, Mike Kuharski, Martha Hoff, Paul Sprecher, Kathy Lynch, Bill Lewis, Gary Bjorker, Steve Badeau. ROW 1--Steve Goldberg, Ann Erickson, Duane Kasten, Ioan Sager, Mary Ellen Rapp, Ian Ewald, Chuck Bohl. N.H.S. Scholarship, leadership, service and char- acter. With these four qualities in mind, the National Honor Society chose thirteen juniors and six seniors for membership in early October. The senior members, previously elected, conducted tapping ceremonies during first period. All went well except for a slight fand intentional? D slip of mind that caused re-entry into two math classes. For a week gold keys worn around nineteen necks were seen throughout school. Thursday, October 13, these keys were replaced with small, gold N. H. S. pins. Again, the advisor, Mrs. Thompson was pleased with the success of the solemn installation ceremony. All was not perfect, however, for a certain junior boy couldn't quite contain his dismay when he ended up in the wrong row of chairs. With Kathy Skaar, President, Marybeth Johnson, Vice-President, Sandy Huemmer, Secretary, and Ann Erickson, Treasurer leading the way, the National Honor Society undertook three projects. An honor pass committee, headed by Chris Buehner, investigated the possibility of some type of honor pass for worthy students. The red tape entangling this part of project slowed its progress to a halt. A very successful committee led by Kathy Skaar pro- vided N. H. S. members as tutors for students who needed or requested them. A third com- mittee, led by Debbie Hunter undertook the task of planning an exceptional field trip for the National Honor Society for the end of a year of busy service work. ROW 3--Bev Hoff, Maribeth johnson-Vice President, Shari Woodrow, Karen Hougan, jan Salick Nlike Paul, Gary Bjoraker, Diane Fagerlandg Tom Halverson, jim Matson, Lloyd Kind ROW 2 Kathy Lynch Barb Horne, Nancy johnson, Surinder Jessyg Linda Barnhartg Sandy Huemmer Secretary, Kathy Skaar President, Robbie Rapp, Ian Brewer, Martha Hoff, Paul Sprecher, Mary jo Rigny, ROW 1 Mrs Thompson Advisor, Sue Niemczykg Holly Nickesong Pat Klingelhoetsg Debbie Hunter Treasurer, Jill Wheeler, Sceone Kapitz, C1'1I'1S Buehnerg Diane Gestg Alice Rotterg Ann Erickson, Bonnie Rosefelt, Steve Goldberg BADGE R GIRLS STATE jan Salick, as MG's representative to 1 Badger Girls' State, was a candidate for Lieutenant-Governor. Although she Was not elected, it was a great honor for jan and for MG. BADGE R BOYS STATE Jim Matsen Tom Halvorsen Kevin Forseth Phil Raynoha Mike Seeligher NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Martha Hoff and Ann Erickson achieved the title of National Merit Semi- finalists for excelling in scholastic testing. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 3--Darlene Hanseng Margie Gausmanng Dawn Mecumg Mary Misteleg Debbie Morrisong Rita Berberichg Mary McConley5 Roxanne Sultzeg Bonnie Douglasg Miss Bryant, Advisor. ROW 2--Jackie Gnabasikg Mary Mersbergerg Kathy Dollg Patti Schwartzg Mary Meyers' Chris Hiegel- Mary Croak- Nancy DeVoe5 Rhonda Thompsong Barb Grebel. ROW 1--Cathy Virnigg Genene Googleg Charlene B k. - . - . ec , Janice Odegard, julie Horgan, Becky Dugang Jane Durnfordg Sandy Sargent. SPANISH CLUB Luz Helena Baena, our foreign assistant teacher had customs to trade, a lilting Columbian accent and an interested desire to help. ROW 3--Linda I-Iooverg June Hinnendaelg Marsha Milquetg Eileen Ubbelohdeg Kathy Schmook. ROW 2--Kathy Parkerg Shawn Forsethg Nancy DeVoeg Nancy Stenjemg Ioan Sinksen. ROW 1--Mr. Behm-Advisory Claudia Adamsg Dianne Willsg Mary McEnilyg Gail Beale. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America Club has become quite active thls with a membership of a strong 25 students. The club's activities visitations to Maywood School, bi-monthly bake sales and guest at meetings. The Maywood visitations were by far the most with 5 members of F. T. A. sitting in on classrooms and teaching techniques every month for one morning. On their tion some of the members had the opportunity to present a to the students themselves. F. T.A. also had a service project at is which was caroling at Morningside sanitarium for the young ins there. Members who wished to, attended Teachers' Conventions. All in all, 1966-67 was a busy one for F. T. A. ROW 3--Becky Beal, Linda Helmicks, Mary Io Rigney, Chris Stoll, Liz Bard, Barb Baumgartner, Sue Carey, Carolyn Davis, Sue Sullivan, Marion Klubertanz, Lea Vandervelde. ROW 2--Mrs. Piper, Advisor, Harriet Briggs, Barb Horne, Jean Odland, Barb Buchanan, Jan Brewer, Nancy Johnson, Paula Franke, Linda Barnhart, Jeri Goff. ROW 1--I-lolly Nickeson, Chris Buehner, Cathy Buehner, Janice Odegard, Julie Horgan, Lois Ubbelohde, Connie Doll, Sara Pellitteri, Joan Litel. ROW 3--Eileen Rueberg Patty Sargentg Spencer Cattelg Mike Ramsellg Pete Parkerg Bill I-Ienryg Dennis St. John. ROW 2--Cindy Vogelg Debbie Staplemang Shirley Motissig Lucy DiPiazz5 Carleen Iohnsong Kathy Schwartz. ROW 1--Miss Bohmang Shelley Doyleg Donna Borkg Sandy Arndtg Diane Hesseg jane Rodefeld. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERIC FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA ROW 3--Linda Barnhartg Teresa Hovland-Treasurerg Shirley I-loeksemag Debbie DiLoretog Betty Kalscheurg Sharon Garwood-Vice President. ROW 2--Diane Gestg Randi VanAirsdale5 Alice Rotter- Presidentg Maxine Binn-Secretaryg Cindy Faust. ROW 1--Miss Bohman, Bonnie Lemong Kathy Gasseng Candy Elderg Miss Zwiebel. 80 ROW 2--Tim Brocherg Art Cadyg Scott Fellandg Patty Sullivan-Presidentg Jeanette Aker-Treasurer. ROW 1 --Mr. Rushg Kathy Geil-Vice Presidentg Mary Phillipsg Linda Faustg Norma Beck. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION L 81 EAGLE POST Can you remember kids trudging down the halls with copies of the paper spilling from all sides? Perhaps you Weren't a Witness, but every third Friday, this sight be- came a reality. Much Work Went into the EAGLE POST before distribution day. The copy had to be organized, dummied onto the sheets, and proofread at the printer. Even when mistakes occurred, they were forgotten if the students were satisfied With the content. But because of the EAGLE POST, editors and reporters learned the art of journalism and the students of MG received an interesting, informative News- paper to read and enjoy. ROW 4--Mike Paul, Chuck Bohlg Scott Campbell, Lea VanderVeldeg Chris Damong Soren Mickelson, Phil Docken. ROW 3--Shari Woodrow, Mary Jo Rigney, Chris Jacobseng Kathy Lynch, Paul Sprecher, Mike Ramsell, Bob Wendt. ROW 2--Debbie Noltner, Dave Tuteng Joan Sager, Nancy Johnson- Martha I-Ioffg Robbie Rapp, Mrs. Hart. ROW 1--Shelley Doyle, Jill Wheeler, Steve Goldberg! Ann Erickson, Joyce Way. 82 Miss Monahan jan Salick Ann Erickson Bonnie Rosefelt Pat Sullivan 1966-67 Cauldron Was bigger and better than ever. This year more unconventional Works were published. The Quill Sz Scroll is an honorary journalism society for students Who have done outstanding Work on the Eagle Post, The Cauldron, or The Silver Scroll. Initiation is the main activity. ROW 3--Mike Paulg Jan Salickg Lea Vanderveldeg Bill Wendle. ROW 2--Paul Sprecherg Kathy Lynchg Robbie Rappg Martha Hoffg Mrs. Hart-Advisor. ROW 1--Mary Io Rigneyg Ann Ericksong Steve Goldberg .83 A W,,. 3 mg. 151, fmifsfr 'shi if ,,1 .,-, ' .17 1 1 ' ' '35 Yi Y L TN SILVER SCROLL Nancy Christensen - - -Classes Editor Dave Skroch---Sports Editor Lea VanderVelde - - -Editor -in Chief Shari Woodrow- - -Senior Section Editor Rick Hanson - - -Faculty Editor Margo Uphoff - - -Classes Editor Carlyn Anderson - - -Index Editor Phil Docken - - -Photography Editor Pat Sullivan - - -Activities Editor 85 INVALUABLE ASSISTANTS Kathy Lynch Joyce Way Photographers : Lisa Brown David 'Iuten Richard Aikins john Bailey l - v-f- - vf-vf .,,. . ,f - . ,h,,. W,-vf'- . , M, h-f' f f-,f 1-: '-,.'7 f,-f. xufw-, L,.' ,Uv11:.w-wgwz A-ff mm,-,hwu:fvzmQez2z4N,ww-vfpswsfbsvmscmwesvzw 25' ' ,Aff ,Hg wzzwfiw ,v-a -i,f.Q.- '55 wifi- . -. L , 4 ,.,,Ef,,, .,,.,: M .Sf f f 7- , 4, :a5wg1-,,:,- V- fr ,www -W. , ?i5i?i5Y',i1Qs5'?9'1 'k L35 -:T.fE :7'-1525:. -I -f'Sa:'g' 5 ' ' 5 is . , f: 35' Y 'QW-X Sm .A ::.-:11::'75v-'-w4. V f L9 f 'f:'F'E1:-555 .. we. 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The students and alumni brought the pep and in return the Silver Eagles fought for a Well deserved victory over Middle- ton. During the half-time ceremonies Cap't Bolo Noll crowned Queen Mary Vaade . The Saturday night dance Was beautifully decorated. It provided the perfect climax for a perfect Weekend. a,...gr:w.M,W , ,t,,t, MWNW.....,q.,..-,,...,,..,N...,....,..M,.u..,,,--,. i, -I-,Mma.mT. 3 R af ,.-if 57 , lfs-iam ,QL gg! 7 ww . ff: i f fi? MQ' . 'iw 331 55' R15 'gggw-5, , D' 55,35 h V K 7, L, if? g 57 wif . 5 . Q 1- , . 1 f ,J gf ,fs E Ji ::.,.2 L A aa 65 wgr 'Q SEQ M 21: fu Z 5 Q 5 1: fs JN Mseabvvf. ms, , as 122 5 EK X fm 3 WWW 5 MW 2.3 ' fx HQ. v 1 f x 1 4 w I 1 v 4 r +1 is f 1 Q1 - ,, '32 -QQ? Q 3, mf -fgggirg lk ,. ,.. 12 'N EQEH J . V 4 BAND ROW 3--Lloyd Kindg Glenn Pfiefferg Bob Wendtg Steve Nondahl. ROW 2--Jim Frankeg Roger Larsong Duane Kasten. ROW 1--Chuck Bohlg Bob Heplerg Larry Turkg B U N D Robin Bentong Paul Hanson. Claudia Adams Carly-n Anderson Philip Anderson Steve Armstrong John Bailey Diana Beck Robin Benton Steve Biederman Chuck Bohl Lane Bonnette Tom Brungart Chuck Brys Sue Buckley Alan Bush Carolyn Davis Karen Doering Jack Durnford Jim Good Vicki Dyson Lynne Grunow Dave Ellingson Janice Gust Kathy Elliot Tom Halvorson Cathy Ersland Mark Hanson Bill Frailey Paul Hanson Teri Frailey Robert Hepler Jim Franke Bev Hoff Ron Arndt Susan Derlein Nancy Goodwin Tom Gorst Bictor Hagerty Lynn Hamilton Lloyd Hanson Janet Jaquish Tom Johnson Linda Keith Gary Keyes Mary Kinder Linda Leege Judy Morris Sandy Olson Janette Penewell Kim Peterson Gillian Price 92 Ann Ptaszynski Karen Schaut Ann Schumacher Linda Turk Debby Ubbelohde Adele Watson Sue Wellman Greg Whipperfurth Linda Hoover Tom Lawrence jeff Hunter Fred Lightbourn Mark Jung jane Luhman Sceone Kapitz Katy Luhman Lloyd Kind Tim Luther Steve Klein Ellen Krajco Roger Larson Cathy Martin Dave Meinert Gary Mory Barry Mundt Steve Nondahl Steve Opsal Brenda Overly Judy Paterson Glen Pfeiffer Meryl Mitchell Mike Ptaszynski Dave Reppen Dennis St. john Diane Samdahl Carolyn Scharff jim Schwebke Kathy Skaar Karen Solheim Nancy Stenjem Mary Stock Nancy Stokley Ken Strand Carol Toki Larry Turk Sally Vale Mitch Vesaas Sue Vogel Bob Vkfendt VIOLJNS: VIOLAS: CELLOS: Gail Beale Connie Scheer Beverly Johnson Karen Beck Barb Grebel jamie Van Hoof Sara Munn Carolyn Brettel Judy Grinnell Dale Larson 93 BASSES: Diane Fagerlln Duane Kasten Ted Seefelt ROW 4--Carolyn Thorpg Dawn Mecumg Nancy DeVoe5 Jean Ericksong Chris Stollg Glenn Pfeifferg John Dollg Fred Hammersleyg Pete Cahng Stanley St. Johng David Coffey. ROW 3--Gail Redepenningg Kathy Adamsg Kathy Thompsong Jane Hilgersg Barb Battermang Bob Vogelg Sue Davisong Louie Coatsg Debbie Ubbelohdeg Carol Kau. ROW 2--Kathy Sandeeg Lois Ubbelohdeg Carlyn Andersong Carol Gundersong Kathy Lynchg Bill I-lesslingg Tom Drunaskyg Bob Sainsburyg Jana Grayg Jean Harvey. ROW 1--Diane Krenzg Norma Mickelsong Karen Andersong Pam Kingg Joey Outcaltg Sally Valeg Karen Hougang Georgia Ringg Carleen Johnson. Tom Drunaskyg Bob Vogelg John Dollg Bob Sainsburyg Pete Chang Glenn Pfeifferg David Coffeyg Fred I-Iammersleyg Bill Hessling, Stan St. John. BOYS' in GLE E CLUB GIRLS' GLE E CLUB ROW 3--Gail Redepenningg Kathy Thornasg Sally Valeg Barb Battermang Chris Stollg Jana Grayg Jane Hilgersg Karen Hougang Joey Outcaltg Georgia Ringg Debbie Ubbelhode. ROW 2--Lois Ubbelhodeg Carol Gundersong Kathy Lynchg Carleen Johnson 5 Jean Ericl-:song Sue Davisong Karen Andersong Louie Coatsg Carol Kaug Carolyn Thorp. ROW 1--Kathy Sandeeg Kathy Adamsg Diane Krenzg Nancy DeVoeg Norma Mickelsong Jean I-Iarveyg Pam King 3 Carlyn Andersong Dawn Mecum. , ,, ,. ,.., . . ., ,.,, ,. ,- 1,.,f-wurs: 1 'fr -,zngwu .1 . . Q aff-fax - szgffiwwfw Aw ws if Q f Qgffi 3 nf 'f-jfWv:Xg f gifs ,211 mms, WEEK wf'x:gW-'9' W .,,L.M3m.v,,,,.J,, iff'mWg,ifs?zafg?Qswff- , ,g 1,-f,.f,fai.,,3,, V, qw. Km -I 1-7 f,-1.5 - mm-ff.L ' Y -'f1,iw11wQff :MQ bfi fi' :JN 'lad , 'zu- , 1.22 milf zvtf-251, 1, xv r 3 wwxjsgs s-ww 4 ' H ''f7,:f,A-'gmfigs-11m f 1 yl H 45 ' :'g,',.q1,fQzgf5g 3 'rf 'Elf f5'fiLiS'Es gm g Ze 1151 I Yi. ' k Qu I l INTRAMURALS Intramural sports supply the boys of all four grades with noon hour activity that gives the ones Who Were not good enough for the interscholastic team, but are still interested. The intramural program offers a Variety of sports including basketball, Volleyball, battleball, and archery, in Which teams are picked and a regular season round -robin is set up. After the season, tournaments are played between the classes With the seniors usually Winning. 98 Besides being a group of guys with blue sweaters on, this group has a purpose. As Mr. Klement, their advisor, says, The reason for having the club is to promote and better the ath- letic program, and help the school. The club has in recent years purchased for the school, 31,000 in projection equipment and paid for part of the original trophy case, for the athletic department, it has bought a movie camera for game films, a Whirlpool for the training room, blazers, the blocking sled, and the pitching machine. They also handle all the concessions and programs at the state track meets and usher at the regional basketball tourn- aments. In the future, the club plans to build a press box for the football field. One of the main things that the club does for its members is the giving of two S100 scholarships l i LETTERMEN'S CLUB ROW 4--Steve Opsal, Mike McCarty, Bill Henry, Louie DuPont, Mark Polzer, Leo Neville, Andy North, jim Schwebke, Tom Tipple, Dick Kilgust, Gary Schwenn, Joe Smecko. ROW 3--Mark Winters, Bob Noll, Gary Peterson, David Omen, Doug Swingen, John Boyle, jim Matson, Lloyd Kind, Glenn Woosleyg Bob Knecht, Mike Brockman, Bill Hinnendael. ROW 2--Mr. Klernent, Steve Dolshaw, Mitch Sultze, Mike Seeliger, Phil Raynoha, Kevin Forseth, Tom Halverson, Mike Paul, Marc Sabin, Mike Kessinich, Don Simley. ROW 1--Pat Klingelhoets, Gary Mory, Tom Dalton, Ron Dalton, Mark Hanson, Mike Hunter, Tim DeRungs, jerry Kaiser, jerry Hilgendorf, Andy Tennant, Iaque Durnford. ROW 3--I. Sager, M. Ladwig, C. Stoll, C. Iohnson, E, Rueber, B. Douglas, K. Doering. ROW 2--B. Buchanan, J. Way, M. Kneebone, L. Barnhart, C. Toki, T. Frailey. ROW 1--Miss Grimm, Advisor, B Lemke, K. Gassen, C. Scheck, C. Buener, Miss Kanable, Advisor. The shouts vibrating through the gym that are heard every Monday night are caused by members of the Girls Athletic Association fG.A.A.J. These girls participate in such activities as Volleyball, Basketball, Bombard - ment, Badminton, Ping-Pong, Softball, and Track Qout- sidej. In addition, G.A.A. is active throughout the Badger Conference, and has held meets With Sun Prairie Edgerton, jefferson, and Monroe. G .A .A. also has a bowling league Which meets after school on Tuesdays at Village Lanes--the results of Which are published in the State journal. Awards here, as Well as for Monday night activities, are given. G.A.A. VARSITY Nadine Anderson Barb Horne Debbie Noltner Bev Hoff Chris Buehner FRESHMAN Maggie Zoeller Carol Kidd Barb Zamzow jackie Douglas Kathy McCarthy CHEERLEADERS LV. Norma Mickelson Chris Hiegel Sue Boyle joan Litel Judy Paterson 3RD ROW--R. Skiles, S. Kohlhagen, V. Haggerty, Dave Omen, B. Henry, T. Tipple, I. Schwebke. ZND ROW--Coach Nelson, T. Brunhart, P. Hanson, M. Seeliger, P. Raynoya, J. Durnford, L. Hanson. 1ST ROW--T. Iohnson, K. Beret, I. Faulkner, Don Omen, J. Dalton, T. Dalton, E. Sprengel. Fort lnyitational MG 39, Jefferson 48, Hartford Invitational Badger Conference WIAA Sectional CRDSS COUNTRY MG 38 Fort Atkinson 2 1 MG 24 Stougton 33 West Invitational 3rd of 8 Schools MG 42 Baraboo 18 2nd of 8 Schools Monroe 64, Stoughton 78 9th of 13 Schools 2nd Place 8th of 16 Schools The team elected Bill Henry as next year's captain, While the present captain, Phil Raynoha, was selected as most valuable runner. Varsit ROW 1 Pat Klingelhoets, Dave Mienertg Doug Walderg Mark Hansong Gary I-lammersleyg Mark Winter, Tony DeRungs, Jeff Hunterg Steve Biederman5 Gerhart Banfig Leo Neville. WRESTLING Monona Grove Monona Grove Reedsburg Inv. Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Monona Grove Conference Wayland Mad, Memorial 8th of 8 LaFollete Monroe Sun Prairie Edgerton Middleton Fort Atkinson Mad. Memorial Stoughton Jefferson 7th of 8 M1ke Blue ROW 2 J.V. SVOW 1--Lynn Hamiltong Jerry Wendtg Mike Kuharskig Paul Wolfeg jim Walhoud. ROW 2--Mike Moore- Dave lh -- ' a oud. ROW 2 M1ke Mooreg Dave Walhoudg Fred Nelsong Ron Arndtg Dave Skrochg Bruce Lunning. , 104 GLLEYBALL ROW 1-Tim DeRungs, john Kleinheinz, jerry Kaiser, Mike Paul, john Boyle, Mike Hunter, Mitch Sultze, jerry Hilgendorf, Dean Townsend. ROW 2-Gerhart Banfi, Tony DeRungs, Doug Archer, Glen Woosley, Marc Sabin, Doug Swingen, Mike Kessenich, Kevin Forseth, Mike Phillips, Ted Hartridge. ROW 3-Mike Brockman, Leo Neville. This year our fighting varsity fought its Way to a three -Way tie for the' Badger Conference championship. In the Home- coming game We Won it by one point, 21-20, and kept the Homecoming Winning streak a tradition. Next year, We Will surely repeat as Conference champs, with a fine Fresh- man and J. V. coming up, and many re- turning letterman. Captains McCarty and Hilgendorf COHC11 Anderson Coach Jacobsen Coach Smith Dick Martinson, Gary Schween, joe Smecko, Gary Peterson, Dick Kilgust, Bob Noll, George Banfi, Bill Hinnendael. Coach Rundle kai J.V. ROW 1-Mike Volker, Gary Petty, Mike Derr, Gary Hammersley, Dave McCulloch, Mike McCarty, Tim Lavin Bill Fleming, Donald Jacobs. ROW 2-Greg Radcliff, Mike Streiber, Gerhart Banfi, Dan DeSmidt, Jeff Hunter, Mark Hanson, Chuck Gifford, Steve Armstrong, Chuck Wendle. FREQHMEN ROW 1-Keith Jenks, Tom Gannon, Fred Nelson, Rick Malcolm, Ron Arndt, Tom Malcohm, Greg Collman, Dale Thompson, Bill Lemon, Tom DeRungs. ROW 2-Mark Minter, Tom Kundart, Tom Joris, Dan Dickens, Dave Walhovd, Gary Sam, Scott Jordan, John Schwerin, George Evans, Jeff Croak. ROW 3-Mike Butler, Jim Anderson, Steve Johnson, Bruce Lunning, Steve Polzer, Gary Speigel, Dave Schuler, Tom Grennel, Roy Gust- avson. ROW 4-Coach Evenstad, Ass't Coach Detra, John Schmitz, Tom Wipperfurth, Stu Pfeiffer, Jim Hoek- sema, Dennis Sachs, Keith Sowl, Stan Hovey. 108 1 N BASKETBALL ROW 1-Mike McCarty, Mark Polzer, Mark Jung, jim Matson, Kevin Forseth, Bob Noll. ROW 2-Bob Sainsbury Andy North, Greg Anderson, Bill Henry, Glen Woosley, john Boyle, Coach I-llavac. ROW 1-Dale Thompson, Steve Polzer, Tom DeRungs, Greg Collman, Tom Gannon, Tom Kundert, jim Hoeksema. ROW 2-Coach Uphoff, Kip Platt, Chuck Iverson, George Evans, Tom Wipperfurth, Tom Joris, Pat Cary, Steve johnson. Freshmen J.V. ROW 1-Bob Gilomen, Rick Skroch, Greg Hess Jacque Durnford Tim DeRungs Bill Fleming, Tim Berg. ROW 2- Coach Evenstad jack Mathys Dan DeSm1t Steve Armstrong, Tim Luther, Red Lightborn Tim Derr THEY Reedsburg 63 Ft. Atkinson 49 Sun Prairie 68 Middleton 55 Stoughton 8 1 Edgerton 67 Menasha 53 jefferson 59 Monroe 6 1 Ft. Atkinson 75 Wate rtown 60 Sun Prairie 57 Middleton 54 Stoughton 50 Edgerton 65 jefferson 77 Monroe 70 2 5 Q 1 E 1 K 1 ?I gl 4 113 - K..-YW ffjiiiei N w I i I 7 5,1- 'FF IL 9 -2'h 5? N we-, Zggjx, XWWT' if A2 A mm 'ff K f fm - gh , .av W ,fa 'rv' Zan, I 1.0 , ff 2 H if 1' 6o'4 I 41 535, .1 -1 5 L, . W V gp 4' ,Q ,, ,,,, -aw W, y -5 W' W2 A H - -5, 5? m f , ,Hgzm 8 iw, xg 4: W . 1 2' 'kiln -Wsew, ' Alfvi.. .mm 1 ' Mm? W. w J WL if gg- ,ik E? an Qi iff 55 52? fgf Z' 'Q Ei i3 U yi Q Q4 - ' K H N z:x:fwfwm.r:2:.r:', ,fx 'uh 1. . . fn , s 'gb as V ET. Lf JE lifgbwumf m, w fi' R N s ,dar uw. bf ,, 3 X Y n 1 - , W 'E 41254 Q 3 if K X U .1 ETL? 1, ,M 3 iwxigfi 'if Q1 se 95 U 'Tw su Q it g 'sf Sf , 2, J , i 'Is' VL? fl'-Aw ,, 1 --iz ,L N I: Qz?,,2,i 13 F .. 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MG Comm. IZ,5 Pep Comm. I4,5 Student Council Rep. I4,5 Silver Scroll IZ,4,5 Latin IZ,5 AFS 43,4,, FTA I3,4,5 Art Club I3,5 Ski I3,5 Transfer IZ,. BARNI-IART, LINDA K. GAA 41.2.1491 FH-A 41,291 FTA I4,5 FSA I4,5 AFS I4,5 National Honors Society I4,. BAUMGARTNER, BARBARA I. Silver Scroll I4,5 GAA Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Latin Club IZ,5 FTA IZ, 3, 4,5 Pep Comm. I3, 4,5 AFS I4,. BECK, DIANA MG Room Commission Il,5 Fo- rensics I4,5 GAA Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Band I1, Z, 3, 4,5 Ski Club Il, Z, 3,5 Fu- ture Nurses Il,. BECK, NORMA Eagle Post Reporter IZ,5 GAA Il Z,5 Red Cross Club IZ,5 FBLA J I3,- BERGGREN, IANIS Transfer IZ,. BERRAY, ,EANNE Transfer I3,5 GAA I4,5 FSA I4,. BETHEL, RODNEY BIEDERMAN, STEVEN Pep Commission IZ,5 Eagle Post Reporter Il,5 Cross-Country Il,5 Track Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Wrestling IZ, 4,5 Intra-Murals I4,5 Band Il, Z, 3, 4,5 FBLA-Vice President IZ,. BINN, MAXINE Social Commission IZ,5 GAA Il,5 FBLA IZ, 3,5 Secretary IZ,5 President I3,5 FSA I3, 4,5 FSA secretary I4,5 Spanish Club I3,. BONANO, CHRIS chO1r41,,F.H.A. Il,5 F. B.L.A. I1,5G.A.A. I3,5 Silver Scroll I4,. BoRK, DONNA J. F. F. L. A. 44, BOYLE, ,OHN E. Football Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Baseball Il, Z, 4,5 Basketball Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Inter- Murals Il, Z,5 Tennis I3,5 Letter- man's Club5 Grub Club Il, Z, 3, 4,. BROCHER, TIMOTHY D. BRUNHART, TOM Football Il,5 Intra-Murals Il, 4,5 Band Il, 4,5 Cross-Country I4,5 Track BRYAN, WILLIAM Band Il,5 Intra-Murals IZ, 3,. BRYS, CHARLES A. Football Il,5 Band Il, Z, 3, 4,5 lntra-Murals I3,. BUEHNER, CHRISTINE H. Student Council IZ, 3, 4,5 Vice- President I4,5 G. A.A. Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Sports Head I4,5 A. F. S. Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Chairman I4,5 Pep Comm. Il, 2, 3,475 Cheerleading 41, 3, 4,5 Homecoming Chairman I4,5 F. T. A. I4,5 National Honors Society I3, 4,. BULLIS, BETTY Eagle Post Reporter IZ,5 GAA Il, Z, 3,5 Forensics Assistance IZ,5 Red Cross IZ,5 FBLA IZ, 3,. CADY, ARTHUR L. Cl-IRISTOPH, ,AMES T. Intrra-Murals Il, Z, 3, 4,. CLARK, DAVE W. Transfer IZ,5 Football IZ, 3,5 Intra-Murals IZ, 3,. CREYDT, LYNNE D. GAA I1,Z,3,5 Fl-IA Il,Z,, FBLA 13,43- CURTIN, TIMOTHY P. Transfer I3,. DALSOREN, SHARON L. G.A.A. Il,Z,5 Band 41,2,3,, F.H.A. Il, Z,5 M. G. Room Com- mission I1, Z,5 Social Commis- sion Il, Z,. DAVIS, CAROLYN A. Pep Commission Il., Z, 3, 4,5 Stu- dent Council I4,5 Forensics Isin- s1eJsBandI1,2,3,4,sFTAI3,4l5 AFS I3, 4,. 120 DAVISON, SUSAN I. GAA Il,5 Art Club Il,5 Chorus I4,5 Girls Glee I4,. DESM.IDT, DAVID J. lntra-Murals Il, 3,5 Band Il, Z, 3, Volleyball I4,. DICKERT, DAVID F. DIPIAZZA, LUCY A. G.A.A. IZ, 3,5 FBLA DOLESHAW, W. STEVE Football Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Baseball Il, Z,5 Basketball Il,5 Volleyball IZ, 3, 4,. DOLL, ,OHN E. Intramurals Il, 3, 4,5 Freshman Choir Il,5 Choir I3,4,. DORIOT, ,AMES R. Freshman Choir Il,. DuPONT, LOUIS I. Track Il, 3, 4,5 Football IZ,5 Intramurals Il, Z, 3, 4,. EDMUNDSON, STEPHEN I. Cross Country Il, Z,5 Track Il, Z, Intramurals Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Latin Club IZ,. ELDER, CANDY M. FHA Il,5 FSA I4,5 Homecoming Court I4,. ETTNER, TOM R. Intramurals Secretary IZ,. FALCH, VICKI L. GAA Il,. FARWELL, DALE E. IZ, 3, 4,. Cross Country Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Basket- ball Il,5 Track Il,Z, 3,4,5 Intra- murals IZ, 3, 4,. FAUST, LINDA M. FBLA IZ,. FAUST, LUCINDA M. FBLA IZ,5 Prom Committee I3,5 FSA I4,. FELLAND, SCOTT L. Tennis I1,Z,5 Intramurals I4,5 Chef's Club Il,. FORSETH, KEVIN R. Football Il, Z, 4,5 Basketball Il, Z, 3,4,5 Baseball Il, Z, 4,5 Tennis I3,5 Intramurals Il, Z, 3, 4,5 FBLA I3,5 Badger Boys State Represen- tative I3,5 Runner up in Ugly Man Contest I4,. FOX, ,IULIEANNE M. Pep Commission I3,4,5 FI-IA Il,5 AFS I4,. FRAILEY, TERI I. GAA Il, Z, 3, 4,5 Band Il, Z, 3,5 FHA Il,5 Library Club I3,. FRANKE, PAULA A. Eagle Post Reporter IZ,5 Student Council I4,5 FHA Vice President IZ,5 AFS I4,5 FTA I4,5 Pep Com- mission I4,5 Prom Committee I3, FRENCH, GREGORY L. Football Il,5 Wrestling IZ,5 Intra- 7 I I I I I I murals 11, 2, 3, 41. FRIDAY, VAUGHN F. Transfer 141. FRITZ, REX A. Cross Country 1215 Tennis 11, 2, 315 Intramurals 11, 2, 315 Ski Club 12, 31- GANIERE, LAURA GAA 11,2, 3,415 Freshman Choir 1115 Choir 1215 Girls's Glee Club 1215 Art Club 11, 2, 315 Eaglettes 11,215 Ski Club 1315 Pep Commis- sion 1415 AFS 1415 Prom Committee 131- GAREY, CAROL Pep Commission 11, 2, 3,415 Stu- dent Council 1415 Silver Scroll 11,41sGAA13,3,41sAFS11,2, 3,415 FTA 11,25 3,415 Spanish Club 11,215 Prom Committee 131. GASSEN, KATHY GAA 11,215 GAA Board 13,415 FHA 1115 FSA 1415 Prom Com- mittee 131. GAUSMANN, ROBERT GEIL, KATHY Art Club 11, 3, 415 Social Com- mission 12, 3, 41. GEST, DIANE Student Council 1115 Freshman Choir 1115 Girl's Glee Club 1215 Choir 1215 FSA 13,415 Prom Com- mittee 1315 JV Cheerleader 1315 National Honors Society 13, 41. GREFSHEIM, NANCY Pep Commission 12,315 Social Commission 1415 GAA 11, 215 FHA 1115 AFS 13,41. GROB, DANIEL GUNDLACH, RICHARD Football 11,215 Tennis 11, 215 Intra-Murals 11, 2,315 Prom Com- mittee 131. GUST, JANICE Band 11, 2, 3,415 Art Club 131. I-IARTRIDGE, TED President of Class 1415 Pep Com- mission 1315 Social Commission 1415 Football 11,2,415 Track 12, 3, 415 Volleyball 1415 Rotary Club 1415 Prom Committee 1315 Stu- dent-Fa culty Board 141. HAMMERSLEY, FREDERICK Transfer 1315 Intra-Murals 1315 Boy's Glee Club 13, 415 Choir 13, 41- HALVORSON, THOMAS Student Council 1315 Football 1115 Golf 11, 2, 3,415 Band 11, 2, 3,415 Drum Major 13,415 Band President 1415 Intra-Murals 1315 Radio Club 11, 2, 315 Badger Boy's State 1315 National Honor Society 141. HATZINGER, EVE FHA 111. I-IERZFELDT, GREG HILGENDORF, JERRY Football 11, 2, 3, 415 Basketball 11, 2, 315 Baseball 11, 2, 315 Intra- Murals 1415 AFS Style Show 1115 Prom King 1315 Prom Committee 131. HILSENHOFF, GERALD WAYNE Golf 1415 Intra-Murals 141. I-IINNENDAEL, WILLIAM Football 11, 3, 415 Basketball 11, 215 Baseball 11, 2,415 Volleyball 1415 Rotary Club 141. HOEFER, JACK Wrestling 111. HOEKSEMA, SHIRLEY Pep Commission 1415 GAA 11, 2, 315 FHA 1115 FSA 13,41. HOFF, BEVERLY A. M. G. Room Commission 11, 2, 315 Pep Commission 11,215 Social Commission 13,415 Freshman Band 1115 ConcertBand 12, 3,415 Choir 1415 Girls Glee Club 1415 AFS Committee 13,415 Cheer- leader 11, 2, 3, 415 Homecoming Court 1415 National Honors So- ciety 141. HOFF, MARTHA W. Choir 1115 Band 1215 Caldron Staff 12,415 Cauldron editor 1315 Silver Scroll Copy Editor 1315 Eagle Post staff 1415 THE TEACHER 1315 Pygmalion 1315 Quill and Scroll 1215 National Forensics Society 1215 National Thespians 1315 Nat- ional Honors Society 13, 41. HOLLIS, LINDA L. HOLTEN, JACKIE L. M. G. Room Commission 1115 Choir 1415 Girls Glee Club 1415 Art Club 11, 2, 315 Secretary- treasurer 131. HOUGAN, KAREN E. M. G. Room Commission 1115 Social Commission 11, 2,315 Student Cluncil 1315 Freshman Choir 1115 Choir, Glee Club 12, 3,415 Latin Club 11,215 AFS 13, 415 Art Club 1315 National Honor Society 13,415 Prom Court 1315 Homecoming Court 141. HOVLAND, TERESA C. M. G. Room Commission 1115 Social Commission 13,415 Band 11,215 Art Club 1115 FSA 13,415 Prom Committee 131. HUEMMER, SANDRA J. Finance Commission 1215 Pep Commission 13,415 Choir 1115 Latin Club 11,215 AFS Club 1415 National Honors Society 12, 3, 41. 121 HUNTER, DEBORAH K. Social Commission 12, 3,415 Chairman 1415 Class Secretary 1315 Student Council 1415 Execu- tive Board 1415 Student-Faculty Relations Committee 1415 Foren- sics 11,215 National Honors Soci- ety 13, 41. HUSTON, SANDRA M. Prom Committee 131. JOHNSON, MARY E. Pep Commission 11,315 Social Commission 1415 Student Council 1315 Band 1115 Math Club 1215 AFS Club 1415 National Honor Society 13,415 Vice-President 141. JUNG, MARK G. Basketball 11, 2, 3, 415 Band 11 2, 3, 415 Lettermens Club 4. KALSCHEUR, ELIZABETH J. G.A.A. 1115 Band 11, 2, 315 FHA 12,415 AFS Club 141. KAPITZ, SCEONE M. GAA 11,415 Band 11,2, 3,415 For- estry Campers 1l15 Ski Club 13.15 National Honor Society 141. KAU, CAROL R. GAA 11, 2, 3,415 Latin Club 1215 Cheerleading 1115 Choir 1415 Art , Club 131. KELLY, DAN L. Football 1115 Band 11, 2, 31. KERZNAR, JONNA D. F. H. A. 111. KESSENICI-I, MICHAEL J. Football 11, 2, 3, 415 Wrestling 11, 2, 315 Basketball 1115 Lettermans Club 13, 41. KILGUST, RICHARD R. M. G. Room Commission 1115 Class President 1215 Student Fac- ulty Relations 12, 315 Student Council 1315 Football 11, 2, 3, 415 Tennis 13,415 A. F. S. 1215 Mem- ber of Rotary Club 1415 Grub Club 11, 2, 3, 415 President 1415 Letterman's Club 13, 415 Zero Award 141. KING, HAROLD R. Transfer 141. KINSEY, RICHARD T. Newspaper 11,215 Intra-murals 11, 2, 3, 41. KLEIN, STEVE J. Intramurals 11, 415 Band 11, 2, 3, 41. KNEEBONE, MARY J. Pep Commission 1215 GAA 11, 2, 3, 415 GAA Board Member 12,315 GAA President 1415 FHA 1115 FTA 1215 Ski Club 1215 Forensics 141. KOLMAN, STEPHEN C. Transfer 141. KUEI-IL, JUDITI-I K. AFS 1455 Red Cross 1455 Transfer C45- LEMON, BONNIE E. M. G. Room Commission 1155 Finance Commission 1255 F. B. L. A. 1255 F. B. L. A. Sec- retary 1355 F. S.A. 145. LEWIS, GWEN F. M. G. Room Commission 1355 Choir 12,355 Girls Glee Club 12, 355 Double Trio 12,355 FSA 13, 455 Transfer 125. LYNCH, KATHLEEN A. Break Commission 13, 455 Finance Commission 1355 Choir 1455 Girls Glee Club 1455 F. H.A. Treasurer 135. LYNCH, KATHY M. Social Commission 1455 Eagle Post 13, 455 Advertising Manager 1355 News Editor 1455 Silver Scroll 1455 Caldron1455 Choir 1155 A Cappella Choir 1255 Girls Glee Club 1255 GAA Bowling 1255 Fo- rensics 11, 2, 355 AFS 1455 Debate 1455 Latin Club 1255 Quill S Scroll 1355 National Forensics League ,1455 Red Cross 1455 Na- tional Honors Society 13, 45. MARTIN, CATHY E. M. G. Room Commission 1355 GAA 1155 Band 11,2, 3,455 Ski Club 1155 Pep Commission 135. MATSON, JAMES K. Student Council Rep. 1155 Vice President 1255 Student Council President 1455 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 455 Track 11, 2, 3,455 Intra- Murals 12, 3, 455 Badger Boys State 1355 National Honors So- ciety 12, 3, 455 Lettermens' Club 13-45. McCARTY, MICHAEL P. Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 455 Track 11, 2, 3, 455 Lettermen's Club5 MVP-FB-4, All Conf. , All Area. McNICOL, DUANE R. Football 115. MIKLAVCIC, EDWARD M. Play-ON BORROWED TIME- Gramps 1255 Play-THE TEACHER- Student 1355 Football 1255 Intra- Murals 11, 2, 3, 455 Nat. Thespians 135- MILLER, JOHN S. Intra-Murals11, 2,355 Projec- tionist 11, 2, 3, 455 Senior Band 13, 45. MISTLE, MICHAEL J. Transfer 125. MOEN, SUSAN E. GAA 12, 355 Choir 1255 Transfer 125. MORY, GARY D. Football 1155 Tennis 11, 2, 3, 45 Captain 1455 Intra-Murals 11, 2, 3,455 Band 11, 2, 3,455 Vice President 145. Lettermen's Club 3 4. MUNDT, BARRY W. Cross Country 11, 255 Intra- Murals11, 255 Band 11, 2, 3, 455 Anti-Smog Club 11, 25. NABHOLZ, STEVE J. NANCE, NICK P. lntra-Murals 12,455 Golf 135. NEIMY, SUSAN K. NELSON, DAVID M. Student Faculty Relations 1355 M. G. Room 1155 Forensics 1255 Cauldron 1455 Intra-Murals 11, 2, 3,455 F. B. L.A. 12, 35. NELSON, JUDY K. Student Council 1155 Social Com- mission 12, 3, 455 Art Club 11, 2, 35. NELSON, LAURA J. M. G. Room 1355 F. N. A. 11, 25. NOLL, ROBERT A. Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 455 Track 11, 2, 3, 455 Intra-Murals 12, 3, 455 Rotary Club Rep. 1455 Homecoming King 145. Lettermen's Club 3-45 Track Captain 45 All Conf. FB 4. NONDAHL, PETER J. Football, Mgr. 1255 Intra-Murals 1355 Radio Club, Sec. 135. NOTSTAD, LARRY A. Band 11, 25. ODEGARD, DALE L. OMEN, DAVID I-I. Cross Country 11, 2, 3, 455 Track 11, 2, 3, 455 Intra-Murals12, 3, 45. OPSAL, STEVE R. Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Basketball 11,255 Baseball 12, 3,455 Vol- leyball 13,455 Band 11, 2, 3,45. OUTCALT, NANCY J. Choir 1455 Girls Glee 1455 A. F. S. 1455 Transfer 145. PANGER, VIRGINIA M. G. A.A. 11, 2, 355 F. H. A. 1155 F. S.A. 145. PELLITTERI, SARAH L. Student Council 12,355 Social Commission 1455 Prom Queen 1355 F. T.A. 1455 A. F. S. 145. PETERSEN, GARY L. FOOUDS11 11,231,455 GO1f135s Baseball 11, 255 Tennis 1455 Intra- Murals 11, 2, 3, 455 President 135- PETTEY, JON N. Cross-Country 11, 25. 122 PHILLIPS, JOHN N. Math Club 12, 355 Radio Club 145. PHILLIPS, MARYETTE L. Eaglettes 125. POLZER, MARK J. Football 1155 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 455 Baseball 11, 2,455 Intra- Mu.rals11, 2, 3, 45. PRESSENTIN, CASSIE A. Pep Commission 1155 M. G. Room 1355 G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 455 A. F. S. 11,255 F.H.A. 12, 355 Silver Scroll 125. RAMSELL, MICHAEL E. News Reporter 1455 Lighting Crew 1355 Football 11,2, 355 Track 12, 355 National Thespians 13, 455 FBLA 1455 Transfer 125. RAPP, ROBBIE A. Eagle Post 13, 455 Feature Editor 1355 Reporter 1455 Caldon Staff 1455 GAA 1455 Choir 11,255 Girls Glee Club 11, 255 Spanish Club 1155 Debate 1155 Quill and Scroll 1355 National Honors Society 13, 45' RAYNOHA, PHILLIP C. Cross Country 11, 2, 3,455 Wres- tling 11, 2, 355 Track 11, 2, 3, 455 Most Promising Freshman Wres- tler 1155 Badger Boys State 1355 Most Valuable Cross Country 13,455 Capt. of XC S Track-4 MVR-XC-4. REDEPENNING, LINDA K. Band 115. REITZ, THOMAS F. REPPEN, DAVID N. Band 11, 2, 3,45. RICE, ROBERT C. Intra-Murals 1255 Choir 11, 25. RING, STEVEN R. Student Council 1455 Silver Scroll 1355 Intra-Murals11, 2,355 Prom Court 1355 Homecoming Escort 145. RODEFELD, JANE A. FBLA Treasurer 145. ROGERS, KATHRYN J. Pep Commission 1455 GAA 11, 2, 3,455 GAA Board, Treasurer 13, 455 Band 1155 FNA 11,255 FI-IA 12, 3, 455 President FI-IA 13, 455 FSA 1455 Prom Committees 135. ROSEFELT, BONNIE J. Pep Commission 1255 Caldron 12, 3, 455 Associate Editor 13, 455 Freshman Choir 1155 Freshman Triple Trio 1155 Eaglettes 1155 FTA 1255 AFS 1355 Student Fac- ulty Relations Committee 1455 National Honors Society 145. ROTTER, ALICE J. Caldron Judge 1155 ON BOR- P ROWED TIME Stage Crew 1255 PYGMALION Student Director 1355 GAA 1155 Choir 11,255 Girls I Glee Club 1255 FSA Vice Presi- I dent 1355 President 1455 National Honors Society 145. RUSTICK, DANIEL C. 1 RYAN, JUDY A. SALICK, MARGARET JAN Finance Commission 11,355 Pep Commission 1155 Social Commis- sion 1355 Secretary-Treasurer 1155 Vice President 1355 Eagle Post Reporter 11, 255 Silver Scroll 13, J 455 Art Editor 13, 455 Caldron 13, 455 Art Editor 1355 Editor 1455 GAA 1155 Math Club 12,355 AFS 12,3, 455 Art Club 1355 Badger Girls State 1355 Prom Court 1355 Quill and Scroll 13,45 National Honors Society 12, 3, 455 Optimist Club- . Youth Appreciation Award 145. SAM, DAVID J. M. G. Room Commission 11, 2, 3, 455 Football 1155 Intra-murals5 P I Chess Club 1155 Chairman of M. G. Commission 145. 5 SAMMONS, VICKIE B. SCHNERING, LINDA A. ' SCHUEPBACH, JOHN M. Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Track 11, 2, I 3, 45. SCI-IUSTER, SUSAN L. Transfer 1255 Christmas Play 1Caroler5 1255 Choir 12, 355 Girls Glee 12,355 Latin Club 1255 Dou- ble trio 12, 35. SCHWEBKE, JAMES P. Finance Commission 11, 2, 3, 455 Track 11, 2, 3, 455 Band 11, 2, 355 Intra-mural Basketball 13,455 A. F. S. 12, 3, 45. SCI-IWEN-N, GARY L. M. G. Room Commission 1155 Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Basketball 1155 Baseball 11, 2, 355 Intra- murals 135. SEELIGER, MICHAEL W. Cross Country 11, 2, 3, 455 Golf 11, 2, 3, 455 Band 11, 255 Rock- hounds 11, 255 Letterman's Club 12, 3, 455 Badger Boy's State 1355 Rotary Club 145. SHOWER, JOHN T. Abe Lincoln in Illinois 1155 Intramurals 11, 2, 35. SKAAR, KATHY L. Pep Commission 1155 Social Com- mission 13,455 Student Faculty Relations 1355 Class Treasurer 1455 Silver Scroll 1355 Band 11, 2, 3, 455 Secretary 13,455 National Honor Society 12, 3, 455 President 1455 AFS 13, 455 Math Club 1355 Prom Court 1355 DAR Award 1455 Optimist Club-Youth Apprecia- tion Award 145. SLINDE, BOB J. Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 45. SMECKO, JOSEPH R. Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Basketball 11,2, 355 Track 1155 Baseball 1355 Volleyball 1455 All Conf. FB 1455 Lettermen's Club 145. SMITH, MICHAEL S. Break Commission 12, 355 Cauldron 1 2, 355Manager 11,255 Track 11, 255 Intramurals 115. SPRENGLE, ERIC J. Break Commission 12, 3, 455 Cross Country 12, 3, 455 Track 12, 3, 455 Band 1155 FBLA 125. STOLEN, PATRICK K. Pep Commission 12, 3, 455 GAA 11, 2, 3, 455 GAA President 1355 Band 11, 2, 35. SULLIVAN, PATRICIA M. Student-Faculty Relations 1355 Student Council 1455 GAA 1l,2, 3,455 Pep Commission 11, 255 Art Club 12,35 President 1355 Social Commission 1455 Prom Court 1355 Homecoming Court 145- SULTZE, MITCHELL J. Football 11, 2, 3, 455 Golf 12, 3, 455Intra-Murals11, 2, 3, 455 Lettermens Club 145. SUNDBERG, SUSIENE M. Transfer 125. SWINGEN, DOUGLAS M. Football 12, 3, 455 Basketball 12,355 Baseball 12,355 Volley- ball 1455 Intra-Murals 12,455 Intra-Murals Pres. 1455 Transfer 1255 Lettermen's Club 145. ST. JOHN, DENNIS D. Break Commission 13,455 Base- ball 12, 455 Football 13, 55 Intra- Murals 1255 Band 12, 3,455 FBLA 1455 Transfer 125. THOMAS, KATHLEEN M. Choir 12, 3, 455 Girls Glee Club 13,455 M. G. Room Commission 135- THOMPSON, JAMES L. Golf 1355 Intra-Murals 12, 35. TIPPLE, THOMAS R. Cross-Country 11,2, 3,455 Track 1455 Intra-Murals ,13, 455 Rock- hounds 11,255 Lettermans 13,45. TOKI, CAROL L. G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 455 Band 11, 2, 3, 455 Spanish Club 125. TOWNSEND, DEAN A. Silver Scroll 1155 Football 11, 3, 455 Wrestling 12,355 Tennis 1255 123 Intra-Murals 12, 3, 45. TWEDELL, SARAH J. Transfer 1455 Pep Commission 1455 A. F. S. 145. UBBELOHDE, LOIS L. G. A.A. 1255 Freshman Choir 1155 Choir 12, 3, 455 Girls Glee Club 12, 3, 455 Pep Commission 11, 355 Forensics 11, 2, 3, 455 F.H.A. 12,455 Red Cross 145. VAADE, MARY K. Social Commission 11, 2, 3, 455 Student Council 1155 G.A. A. 1155 A. F. S. 13, 45. VAN AIRSDALE, RANDI L. G.A.A. 11, 2, 3,455 Choir 1155 F.S.A. 13,45. VAN EPPS, ROSEMARY L. Future Teachers 1255 Future Sec- retaries 1355 AFS 145. VOGEL, ROBERT J, Intra-Murals11, 255 Choir 11, 2, 3, 45. WAHLBERG, SUSAN H. GAA 115. WATTS, CATHERINE P. Caldron 13, 455 Art Editor 145. WESSELKAMPER, WAYNE P. D. FBLA 11, 2, 355 Photographers Club 115. WHEELER, JILL D. MG Room Commission 1155 Stu- dent Council 11,455 Vice Presi- dent 1155 Pep Commission 12, 3, 455 Chairman 1455 News Reporter C455 GAA 1112.355 AFS 11.13.455 Stage Committee for Prom 1355 Wall Committee for Homecoming 1455 Student Coordinator for Homecoming 1455 National Honors Society 12, 3, 45. WILLLAMS, JEANNINE M. WITTWER, GEORGIA L. Dramatics 12, 3, 455 F. B. L. A. 1355 Pep Commission 1455 G.A.A. G. A. A. 115. WOLF, LINDA M. G.A.A. 1455 Forensics 1455 Trans- fer 145. WOODROW, SHARILYN A. Pep Commission 11, 2, 355 Chair- man 1355 Social Commission 1455 President 1155 Student Faculty Relations 11, 255 Student Council 12,355 Cauldron 1155 Eagle Post 13, 455 A. F. S. 11, 2, 3,455 Band 11,255 Silver Scroll 1455 Senior Section Editor 1455 Americans Abroad Candidate AFS 1355 Dec- orations Chairman of Prom 1355 Student Coordinator of Home- coming 1355 Homecoming Com- mittee 1455 National Honors So- ciety 12, 3, 45. SENIGRS Agnus, Joe 29 Aker, Jeanette 29, 81 Anderson, Greg 29, 110 Anderson, Nadine 28, 69, 71, 101 Anderson, Pamela 29 Anderson, Paul 29, 72 Arndt, Sandra 29, 80 Awakul,Dusty 69 Bailey, Bob 29 Bane, Sharon 45 Banfi, George 29,106,107 Bard, Elizabeth 29, 66, 69, 71, 79 Barnhart, Linda 29, 69, 71, 76, 79, 80, 100 Baumgartner, Barb 29, 69, 71, 79 Beck, Diana 29, 92, 93 Beck, Norma 30,81 Berggren, Janis 30 Berray, Jeanne 30 Bethel, Rodney 30 Biederman, Steve 30, 92-93 Binn, Maxine 30,80 Bonano, Chris 30 Bond, James 30 Bork, Donna 30, 80 Boyle, John 30, 99, 106-107, 110 Brocher, Timothy 30, 81 Brunhart,- Tom 31, 92-93, 102 Bryan, William 31 Brys, Chuck 31, 92-93 Buehner, Chris 28, 66, 69, 71, 76, 79, 100, 101 Bullis, Bette 31 Cady, Arthur 31,81 Christoph, James 31 Clark, Dave 31 Coats, Lucille 31,94 Creydt, Lynne 31 Curtin, Timothy 31, 70 Dalsoren, Sharon 31, 70, 73 Davis, Carolyn 32, 66, 69, 71, 79, 92-93 Davison, Susan 32, 94 Desmidt, David 32 Dickert, David 32 Dipiazza, Lucy 32, 80 Doleshaw, Steve 32,99 Doll, John 32, 71, 94 Doriot, Jim 32 Dupont, Louis 32, 99 Edmundson, Steve 32 Elder, Candace 32, 80, 88 Erickson, Ann 33, 69, 70, 75, 76, 77, 82, 83 Ettner, Tom Falch, Victoria 33 Farwell, Dale 33 Faust, Linda 33,81 Faust, Lucinda 33,80 Felland, Scott 33 Forseth, Kevin 33,77,99,106-10 110 Fox, Julieanne 33, 69, 71 Frailey, Terri 33, 92-93, 100 INDEX Franke, Paula 33, 66, 69, 71, 79 French, Greg 33 Fritz, Rex 34 Friday, Vaughn 34 Ganiere, Laura 34, 69, 71 Garey, Carol 34, 66, 69, 71, 79 Gassen, Kathy 34, 80, 100 Gausmann, Robert 34 Geil, Kathy 34, 70,81 Gest, Diane 34, 76,80 ' Goodman, Kenetta Grefsheim, Nancy 34, 69, 70 Grob, Daniel 34 Gundlack, Richard 34 Gust, Janice 35, 92-93 Halveson, Susan Halvorson, Thomas 35, 76, 77, 92- 93, 99 Hammersley, Fred 35 Hartridge, Theodore 28, 67, 70, 106-107 Hatzinger, Eve 35 Herzfeldt, Greg 35 Hilgendorf, Jerry 35, 86, 99, 106- 107 Hilsenhoft, Jerry Hinnendael, William 35, 99, 106- 107 Hoefer, John 35 Hoeksema, Shirley 35, 71, 80 Hoff, Beverly,35, 69, 70, 75, 76, 88,92-93,101 Hoff, Martha 35, 69, 76, 77, 82, 83 Hollis, Linda 35 Holten, Jaclyn 36 Hougan, Karen 36, 69, 70, 76, 88, 94 I-Iovland, Teresa 36, 70, 80 Huemmer, Sandra 36, 69, 71,76 Hunter, Debbie 36, 66, 67, 70, 76 Huston, Sandra 36 Jessy, Surinder 36, 66, 68, 69, 70, 76 Johnson, Mary 36, 69, 70, 76 Jung, Mark 36, 92-93,110 Kalscheur, Elizabeth 36, 69,80 Kapitz, Sceone 36, 76, 92-93 Kau, Carol 37, 94 Kelly, Daniel 37 Kerznar, Jonna 37 Kessenich, Michael 37, 99, 106-10 Kilgust, Richard 37, 99, 106-107 King, Harold Kinsey, Richard 37 Klein, Steve 37, 92-93 Kneebone, Mary 37, 100 Kuehl, Judith 37, 69 Lemon, Bonnie 37,80 Lewis, Gwendolyn 37 Lynch, Kathleen A. 38, 72, 94 Lynch, Kathleen M. 38, 69, 70, 75, 76, 82, 83 Martin, Cathy 38, 92-93 Matson, James 38, 66, 76, 77, 99, 110 McCarty, Michael 38, 99, 108, 110 124 McNicol, Duane 38 Miklavic, Edward 38 Miller, John 38 Mistele, Mike 38 Moen, Susan 38 Mory, Gary 38, 92-93, 99 Mundt, Barry 92-93 Nabholz, Stephen 39 Nance, Nick 39 Neimy, Susan 39 Nelson, David 39 Nelson, Judy 39, 70 Nelson, Laura 39 Noll, Bob 39, 88, 99,106-107,110 Nondahl, Peter 39 Notstad, Larry 39 Odegard, Dale 39 Omen, David 39,99,102 Opsal, Steve 40, 92-93, 99 Outcalt, Joey 40, 69, 94 Panger, Virginia 40 Pellitteri, Sarah Ann 40, 69, 70, 79, 86 Petersen, Gary 40,99,106-107 Pettey, Jon 40 Phillips, Maryette 40, 81 1 Phillips, John 40 1 2 Polzer, Mark 40, 99, 110 Pressentin, Cassie 40 Radow, Laverne 1 Ramsell, Michael so, 82 1 Rapp, Roberta 41, 77, 99,102 Raynoha, Phillip 41, 77, 99, 102 Redepenning, Linda 41 Reitz, Thomas 41 , Reppen, David 41, 92-93 Rice, Robert 41 Ring, Steven 41, 70 Rodefeld, Jane 41,80 J Rogers, Kathryn 41 Rosefelt, Bonnie 41,67, 69, 76,83 Rotter, Alice 41, 76,80 Rustick, Daniel 42 Ryan, Judy 42 Salick, Jan 42, 68, 69, 76, 77, 83 Sam, David 42, 73 1 Sammons, Vicki 42 1 Schnering, Linda 42 Schaepback, John 42 l Schuester, Sue 42 Schwebke, James 42, 69, 92-93, 99, 102 Schwenn, Gary 42,99,106-107 Seeliger, Michael 42, 77, 99,102 Shower, John Skaar, Kathy 28, 69, 70, 76, 92-93 Skiles, Steven 43 Slinde, Bob 43 Smecko, Joe 43, 99, 106-107 Smith, Michael 43 Sprengle, Erik 43, 72,102 Springen, Dale Steinhauer, Richard St. John, Dennis 43, 72, 80, 92-93 Stolen, Patricia 43, 71 Strand, John Studee, Charles 43 Sullivan, Patricia 43, 69, 70, 81, 83, 84, 88 Sultze, Mitchell 43, 99, 106-107 Sundber , Susiene 43 8 Swingen, Douglas 44, 99, 106-107 Thomas, Kathleen 44, 94 Thompson, James 44 Tipple, Thomas 44, 99, 102 Toki, Carol 44, 73, 92-93, 100 Townsend, Dean 44, 106-107 Twedell, Sarah 44, 69 Ubbelohde, Lois 44, 79, 94 Vaade, Mary 44, 69, 70, 88 Van Airsdale, Randi 44, 80 Van Epps, Rosemary 44, 69 Vogel, Robert 45, 94 Wahlberg, Susan 45 Watts, Catherine 45 Wesselcamper, Wayne 45 Wheeler, Jill 45, 66, 69, 71, 76, 82 Williams, Jeanine 45 Wittwer, Georgia 45, 71 Wolf, Linda 45 Woodrow, Sharilyn 45, 69, 70, 76, 82, 84 Zeller, Patricia 45 JUNIORS Adams, Teckla Altenberger, Harold 47 Anderson, Carlyn 47, 74, 84, 92-93, 94 Anderson, Judy 47 Anderson, Karen 47, 69, 70, 94 Archer, Douglas 47, 106-107 Arneson, Allen 47 Bailey, John 47, 92-93 Bi rkenhagen, Marilyn Beal, Sharon 47,79 Beethani, John 47 Benton, Robin 47, 91, 92-93 Berberi ch, Rita 47, 73, 78 Bergum, James Binn, Wilma 47 Bjoraker, Gary 47, 75, 76 Blue, Michael 47 Blue, Wayne 47 Boelsing, Rita 47 Bohnsack, Nadene 47 Boland, Kevin 47 Bowen, Robert 48 Bowers, Teresa 48 Boyle, Richard 48 Brewer, Janet 47, 48, 69, 71, 76, 79 Bridge, Daniel 48 Briggs, Harriet 79 Brockmann, Michael 48, 99, 106- 107 Bryan, Larry 48 Buchanan, Barbara 48, 69, 71, 79, 100 Bush, Alan 48, 91, 92-93 Buss, Wayne 48 Cahn, Timothy 48 Carlson, Kristi 48 Cattell, Spencer 48, 80 Chittenden, Jim 48 Christensen, Nancy 48, 70,84 Christoph, Steve 48 Christy, Chuck 48 Clark, James 48 Coffey,Steven 48 Crosby, Robert 48 Davis, Susan 48 Deering, David 48 Denson, Chuck 48 Derungs, John 48, 106-107 Devoe, Paul 48 Diloreto, Deborah 48, 80 Dipiazza, Betty 48 Disch, Michael 48 Doll, Constance 48,79 Doyle, Bob 48 Doyle, Shelley 48, 80, 82 Drotning, Karen Drunasky, Thomas 48, 94 Dubois, Steven 48 Ducharme, Charlene 48 Fagerlin, Diane 48,76 Femrite, Mark 48 Fleming, Tom 48 Frailey, Bill 48, 92-93 Frickelton, Claude 48 Fritz, Ronald 48 Garwood, Sharon 48, 74, 80 Gifford, Charles 48, 70, 108 Goff, Jeri 48, 70,74 Goldberg, Steven 48, 66, 67, 69, 75, 76, 82, 83 Good, James 48, 92-93 Gorsuch, Steven 48 Gregory, Robert 48 Grob, Steve 48 Grunow, Lynne 48, 92-93 Gunnelson, Jean 48 Haack, Ann 48 Hammond, Melissa 48 Hansen, Van Hanson, Paul 48, 75, 91,92-93,102 Hanson, Sandra 48 Harris, Elaine 48 Hatzinger, Kathy 48 Hauge, Duane 48 Helmicks, Linda 48, 69, 71, 79 Henry, William 48, 80, 102,110 Hesse, Diane 48,80 Hessling, Bill 49, 94 Hiegel, Susan 49 Holton, Ronald 49, 66, 72, 75 Homburg, Tom 49 Horne, Barbara 49, 66, 69, 71, 76, 79, 101 Hunter, Michael 49, 70, 99, 106- 107 Huston, Annee 49 Jacobsen, Christopher 49,82 Jacobson, Jane 48 Johnson, Carleen 49, 71, 80, 94, 100 Johnson, Kenneth 49 Johnson, Nancy 47, 49, 67, 69, 71, 125 76, 79, 82 Kaiser, Jerrold 49, 99, 106-107 Kerkhof, Stephen 49 Kessler, Kathleen Kind, Lloyd 49, 70, 76, 91, 92-93, 99 Kleinheinz, John 49, 106-107 Klingelhoets, William 47, 49, 66, 76, 99 lQubertanz, Marion 49, 66, 69, 71, 79 Kne cht, Robert 49, 70, 99 Kohlhagen, Steve 49, 102 Krenz, Diane 49,94 Kress, Susanne 49 Kruchten, Sanderson 49 Larson, Dale 49 Laschum, Wendy 49 Lewis, William 49 Litel, Joan 49, 69, 71,101 Luhman, Jane 49, 69, 71, 92-93 Machut, Gary 49 Mchone, Theron 49 Mackesey, Deborah 49 Macmiller, Wendy 49 Marlett, Greg 49 Marshall, William 49 Martinson, Richard 49, 106-107 McConley, Mary 49, 73, 78 Mecum, Dawn 49, 73, 78, 94 Meicher, Deborah 49 Meiller, Dennis 49 Mender, Mike 49 Meyer, Mike 49 Meyers, Kevin 50 Meyers, Phillip 50 Mickelson, Soren 50, 73, 75, 82 Miner, Steven 50 Mistele, Mary 50, 73, 78 Mitchell, Meryl 50, 71, 92-93 Moen, Sandra 50, 74 Moore, Deborah 50 Morrison, Debbie 50,78 Mortenson, John 50 Motisi, Shirley 50, 80 Nabholz, Mike 50 Nagel, Stephen 50 Nawratil, Donald 50 Nelson, Virginia 50, 70 Neville, Leo 50, 99, 106-107 Nickeson, Holly 50, 66, 69, 71, 76, 79 Niemczyk, Susan 50, 66, 70, 76 Noble, Jeanne 50 Noltner, Daborah 50, 66, 69, 71,8 101 Noltner, John 50 North, Andy 50, 99, 110 Odland, Jean 50, 71, 79 Olscheske, Thomas 50 Olson, Debbie 50 Paape, Mark 50 Parker, Peter 50,80 Parks, Kent 50 Paul, Mike 50, 76, 82, 83, 99, 106 107 Pfeiffer, Glenn 50, 91, 92-93, 94 Peres, Brian 50 Fister, Jackie 50 Phillips, Michail 50, 106-107 Platt, David 50 Pratt, Wallace 50 Rankin, Coyla 50 Raymind, Robert 50 Redepenning, Diane 50 Redepenning, Gail 50 Rigney, Mary Joe 50, 69, 71, 76, 79, 82, 83 Ring, Dawn 50 Ring, Georgia 50,94 Roman, Rona 50 Rowin, Leonard 50 Rueber, Eileen 50, 80, 100 Sabin, Marc 50, 99, 106-107 Sachs, Judy 50, 69, 70 Sager, Joan 50,69,70,75,82,100 Sailing, David 50 Sainsbury, Robert 50, 94, 110 Samdahl, Diane 50, 69, 92-93 Sargent, Patricia 50,80 Schaefer, Bruce 50 Schaefer Terr 50 V schmeizgr, Daborah 47, 50, 69, 7 Schuler, Linda 50 Schultz, Nancy 50 Schuster, Machael 50 Schwartz, Kathleen 50,80 Schwarz, Denise 50, 69, 71 Schwedrsky, Suzanne 50 Shower, Barbara 50, 70 Simley, Don 50,99 Skroch, Dave 50, 84 Slinde, Jennifer 51 Slinger, Jim 51, 70 Smith, Dean 51 Spach, Richard 51 Sprecher, Paul 51, 66, 67, 75, 76, 82, 83 Springen, Kristine 51 St. John, Stanley 51,94 Stapelmann, Deborah 51, 80 Stokley, Nancy 51, 69, 92-93 Storm, Gail 51, 74 Storms, Gloria 51 ' 0 Ward, Steve 51, 72 Wendle, William 51, 70, 83 Wendt, Robert 51, 82, 91, 92-93 Wienke, Paul 51 Winter, Mark 51, 99 Wiswell, Jeff 51,70 Witte, Ellen 51,70 Wold, Karen 51 Wolter, Dwight 51 Woosley, Glen 51, 66,99, 106-107, 110 Zentner, Richard Zerbel, Mark 51 Zins, Darlene Zins, Orlo 51 SOPHOMORES Agen, Ginger 53 Ackley, Susan 53, 66, 67, 69, 70 Adams, Claudia 53, 71, 78, 92-93 Adams, Kathryn 53, 94 Aikins, Richard 53 Anderson, Elizabeth 53 Anderson, Michael Anderson, Philip 53, 92-93 Anding, Belinda 53,69 sainvan, sue 51, 66, 67, 69, 71, 79 Sullivan, Timothy 51, 75 Taylor, William 51 Tennent, Andrew 51,99 Thorpe, Carol 51,94 Uphoff, Margo 51, 84 Uselman, Craig Uselman, Kathy 51 Vaade, Bonnie 51 Vale, Sally 51, 67, 69, 71, 92-93, 94 Valeria, Cheryl 51 Vandervelde, Lea 51, 69, 70, 75, 79, 82, 83, 84 Verhest, Brad 51 Vogel, Cynthia 51, 70, 80 Vogel, Paul 51 Vogel, Susan 51, 92-93 Wagner, Charles . Andrew, Diane 53,74 Armstrong, Steve 53,92-93, 108, 111 Arneson, Jacqueline 53,78 Ashwill, Badeau, Maxine 53 Steven 53, 75 Badenna, Dean Baime, Rebecca 53 Bane, Robby 53 Banfi, Gerhard 53, 106-107, 108 Barden, Linda 53 Batterman, Barbara 53, 69, 70, 94 Bazan, Edward S3 Beale, Gail 53,78 Benton, Ricki Jo 53 Berg, Tim 53, 66,111 Berray, Dean 53 Bethel, Gary 53 Beyler, Lawerence 53 Bohl, Charles 53, 75, 82, 91, 92-93 Bollig, Charles 53 Bonano, Ann 53 Bonino, Alex 53 Bonnette, Lane 92-93 Bork, Linda 53 Bosman, Susan 53 Boyle, Lynn 53, 66, 69, 70 Boyle, Susan 53, 66, 69, 70, 101 Bradley, Vickie Brazones, Martha 53,69 Bridge, Tom Brocher, Kathryn 53 Bronson, Jacqueline Buehner, Cathy 53, 69, 71, 79 Bultman, Canda ce 69 Carpenter, Linda Celley, Deborah 54, 69, 71 Christoph, John 54 Clark, William Coats, Vicki 54 Croak, Mary 54, 69,78 Dahl, Debra 54 Damon, Christopher 54, 75, 82 Dawson, Gloria 54 Demro, Nikki 54 Dent, Katy Derlein, Carin 54 Derr, Michael 54,108, 111 Derungs, Tim 54, 99,106-107,111 Desmidt, Dan 54, 108, 111 Devoe, James 54 Devoe, Nancy 54, 78, 94 Dewane, Jerome Dipiazza, Tom Docken, Philip 82, 84 Doering, Karen 71, 92-93,100 Dohm, Gerald Doll, Catherine 69, 71, 78 Douglas, Bonnie 78,100 Dugan, Rebecca 69, 78 Durnford, Jack 92-93, 99,102,111 Durnford, Jayne 78 Dyson, Vicki 92-93 Edmunds, Jeanne Edmtmdson, Carol Ehlenfeldt, Janet Ellinton, David 92-93 Elliott, Kathleen 70, 92-93 Erickson, Jean 67, 70,94 Ersland, Catherine 92-93 Ettner, John Ewald, Janet 67, 69, 75 Falkner, Janet Falkner, Jeff 102 Fischer, lan 54 Fleming, William 108,111 Forler, Elaine Forseth, Shawn 54, 70, 78 Fox, Allie 54 Frank, Charles 54 Franke, Jim 54, 72, 91, 92-93 Fredenberg, Debra 54 Frisch, Mike Gausmann, Gary 54 Gausmann, Marjorie 54, 72, 78 Gilomen, Robert 54, 111 Gnabasik, Jacqueline 54 Gonzales, Arthur 54 Goodman, Carmen 54 Goplen, Gary 54 Gray, Jana 54, 69, 71, 94 Grebel, Barbara 54,78 Grinnell, Judy 54 Gross, George 54 Gundersen, Carol 54,94 Gundlach, Jeffrey 54 Hammersley, Gary 55, 94, 108 Buckley, Susan 53, 92-93 Burk, Jerry 54 Campbell, Scott 54, 75,82 Cahn, Peter 54, 94 126 Hansen, Hanson, Hanson , I-Ianson, Keith 55 Darlene 55, 72, 78 Linda Mark 55, 92-93, 99, 108 Hanson, Rick 55, 84 Harvey, Jean 55, 71, 94 Hauge, Kenneth Hazard, Roberta 55 Hepler, Robert 91, 92-93 Herbeck, Patricia 55 Hess., Greg 55,111 Hiegel, Christine 55, 69, 78, 101 Hilgers, Jane 55, 94 I-linnendael, June 55, 71, 78, Hoover, Linda 55, 78, 92-93 Hargen, Julie 55, 69, 71, 78, 79 Hovland, Ingrid 55,69 Hubred, Linda Hunter, Jeffrey 55, 92-93, 108 Huot, Donna 55 Jacobs, Don 55, 108 Jacobsen, Ellen 55 Johnson, O Ann 55, 69 Justesen, Randall 55 Kautz, Ronald 55 Kerznar, Jeffrey 55 Kessler, Lois 55 King, William 55 Kinsey, Lynn 55 Klement, Debbie 55, 69, 71 Kohlhagen, Linda 55, 74 Krajco, Ellen 55, 92-93 Kubicek, Thomas 55 Kuharski, Michael 55, 66, 75 Ladwig, Mary 55, 100 Landsness, Carol 55, 69, 70 Larson, Roger 75, 91, 92-93 Lavin, Tim 55, 71, 108 Lawrence, Thomas 92-93 Lemke, Barbara 55, 69, 71, 100 Limon, Mike 55 Lightbourn, Fred 56, 92-93, 111 Linden, David Lineweber, Jill 56 Lucas, Patricia 56, 67, 69 Luhman, Katherine 56, 69, 71, 92- 93 Luther, Timothy 56, 92-93, 111 Lynch, James 56 Madsen, Lorie 56 Maertz, James Mathys, Jack 56, 111 Matson, John 56 McCulloch, David 57, 108 McDermott, Michael 56 Mceniry, Mary 56, 72, 78 McNicol, Diane 56 Meicher, Beth 56 Meinert, Dave 56, 92-93 Mender, Thomas 56 Mersberger, Mary 69,78 Meyers, Mary 56, 78 Mickelson, Norma 56, 94, 101 Milquet, Marsha 56, 72, 78 Minter, Jacalyn 56 Moran, Patricia 56 Munn, Sara 56, 72 Muskat, Deborah 56 Nelson, Joe 56 Nelson, Richard 56 Nondahl, Steven 56, 91, 92-93 Odegard, Janice 56, 69, 71, 78, 79 Overly, Brenda 56, 92-93 Owens, Richard 57 Paape, Richard 56 Panger, Thomas 56 Parker, Kathleen 56, 78 Parks, Tom 56 Paterson, Judith 56, 69, 70, 92-93, 101 Petersen, Jeffrey 56 Petersen, Lana 72 Peterson, David 56,72 Pettey, Gary 56, 108 Phillips, Carolyn Pierce, Cary 56 Popanz, Kathy 56 Prestigiacomo, John 56 Ptaszynski, Michael 56, 92-93 Radcliffe, Greg 56,108 Rahn, Melody 74 Rakow, David 57 Randall, Teresa 56,69 Rapp, Mary Ellen 56, 69, 75 Ratcliffe, Lynette 56 Rattmann, Nancy Redepenning, Rocky 57 Relph, Bonnie 56 Rider, Mark Ries, Patty 56 Rogers, Joette 56, 72 Roman, Debbie 56 Rothman, Jane 56, 69 Rowley, Jeff 56 Sam, Nancy Sargent, Sandra 56,78 Scharff, Carolin 56, 92-93 Scheer, Connie 57 Schlueter, Delmer 57 Schneider, Debra 57 Schnering, Sandra 57 Schmook, Kathleen 57, 78 Schuepbach, Diane 57 Schultz, Steven 57 Schwartz, Patricia 57, 78 Scott, Doris 57 Scovill, Linda 57 Scullion, Gene 57 Sinksen, Joan 57,78 Skroch, Richard 57,111 Solheim, Karen 57, 69, 71, 92-93 Stachelske, John 57 Stenjem, Nancy 57, 69, 71, 78, 92- 93 Stock, Mary 57, 69, 92-93 Stoll, Christine 57, 69, 79, 94, 100 Strand, Kenny 57, 92-93 Streber, Michael 57, 108 Sultze, Roxann 57, 74, 78 Sutherland, Eva 57 Swingen, Yvonne 57, 66, 69,70 Thompson, Rhonda 57, 74, 78 Townsend, John Turk, Larry 57, 91, 92-93 Turner, David 57 Tuten, David 57, 82 , 127 Ubbelohde, Eileen 57, 78 Vanhoof, Jamie 57 Vesaas, Mitchell 57, 92-93 Vitense, Michael 57 Volker, Michael 57,108 Walder, Douglas 57 Walhovd, James 57 Way, Joyce 57, 72, 82, 100 Weaver, Gary 57 Wendle, Charles 57, 108 White, Connie 57,70 Wills, Dianne 57, 69, 78 Wright, Leslie 57 Zitlow, Barbara 57,69 FRESHMEN Anderson, James 59, 108 Anderson, Richard 59 Anderson, Teresa 59 Anding, Jacqueline 59 Andrew, Ellen Arndt, Ronald 59, 91, 92, 10 Batterman, Donna Beck, Charlene 59,78 Beck, Karen 59 Berberich, Debra 59, 73 Bernado, Paul 59 Berray, Michael 59 Berry, Susan Biederman, Wanda 59 Binn, William 59 Bloesch, Lon 59 Bohnsack, Susan 59 Bonano, Mary Ann 59 Bosman, Robert Branch, David 59 Brechtl, Virginia Breiby, Peter 59 Brettell, Carolyn 59 Brewer, Kathryn 59 Brewer, Linda. 59, 66,71 Britton, Michael 59, 92 Brown, Melissa 59, 66, 71 Burlingame, Rick 59 - Butler, Michael 59,108 Cady, Craig Coffey, David 59, 94 Collman, Gregory 59, 108 Condon, Theresa Carey, Patrick Cornelius, John Croak, Philip 59,108 Crubaugh, Kathryn 73 Curtin, Mary 59 Dalton, Ronald 59, 99 Dalton, Thomas 59, 99, 102 Davison, Jill 59, 73 Davison, Joanne 59 Derlein, Susan 59, 71, 92 Derungs, Thomas 60, 108 Dickens, Daniel 60, 108 Disch, David Disch, Norman 59 Doleshaw, Mary 60,67 Dorman, Jerald 60 Douglas, Jackie 60,101 Dowd, Stephen 59 Drenoske, Steven 60 Dunigan, Peggy 60 Easland, Denise 60 Egan, Jane 60 Elder, Sandra Eustice, Richard Evans, George 60, 108 Falch, Tara 60 Fields, Susan 60,71 Frisch, Patrick 60 Fritz, Denise 60 Galvin, Ann 60 Ganiere, Karen 60 Gannon, Thomas 60, 108 Garey, Linda 60, 66, 71 Gehrke, Jeffrey 60 Giesler, Diane 60 Gilomen, Vicki 60 Goldberg, Barry 60 Goodwin, Nancy 60, 73,92 Gorst, Thomas 60, 92 Graham, Stephanie 60 Grefsheim, Susan 60 Gregory, James 60 Grinnell, Thomas 60, 108 Gugel, Genene 60,78 Gundlach, Karen 60 Gundlach, Ronald 60 Gunnelson, Nancy 60 Gust, Jerry 60 Gustavson, Roy 108 Hagerty, Victor 60, 92, 102 Haley, Marguerite Hamilton, Gail 92 Hammond, Shelley 60 Hanson, Jeanine 60 Hanson, Lloyd 60, 92, 102 Harker, Marcia 60 Hauge, Richard Hendrickson, Lynn 60 Hesse, Nancy 60 Hintz, Cynthia 60,71 Hoeksema, James 60,108 Hollis, Gary 60 Holpin, Michael 61 Holton, Carol 60 Hove, Roberta 60 Hovey, Stanley 60, 108 Huot, Debra 60 Hynum, Jill 60 Imhoff, William 60,73 Iverson, Charles 60 Jackson, Cynthia 60 Jacobs, Patricia 60 Jambois, Robert 61 Jambois, William 61 Jaquish, Janet 61, 73,92 Jenks, Keith 61,108 Johnson, Beverly 61 Johnson, Christine 61 Johnson, Jean 61,71 Johnson, Steven 61 66 108 7 2 Johnson, Thomas 61, 92, 102 Jordan, Scott 61, 108 Jorris, Thomas 61, 108 Kasten, Duane 67, 75 Kau, Christopher 61 Keith, Linda 61,92 Kellough, Robert 61 Kessler, Deborah 61 Keyes, Gary 61,92 Kidd, Carol 61, 71,101 Kiefer, Kristi 61 Kinder, Mary 61, 92 King, Pamela 61, 94 Kohl, Sue 61 Kudrna, Charles 61 Kump, Bail 61 Kundert, Richard 61, 108 Kundrat, Douglas 61 Leege, Linda 61, 92 Lemon, William 108 Levander, Gary 61 Lewis, Robert 61, 75 Littel, Janis 61 Lochner, Nancy 61 Lottes, Kristine 61 Ludwig, Jeanann 61 Lunning, Bruce 61, 108 Macmiller, Terry 62 Malcolm, Rick 61, 108 Malcolm, Tom 61 Manner, Roger 61 Marron, Virginia 62 Mattiole, Michael 61 McCarthy, Kathleen 61, 1 McKee, James 62 Meicher, Pamela 62 Minter, Mark 62, 108 Moore, Michael 62 Morris, Judy 62,92 Mortensen, James 62 Nagel, Ann 62 Nelson, Fred 62, 108 Olscheske, Kathryn 62 Olson, Ellen 62 Olson, Monica 62 Olson, Kathryn 62 Olson, Sandra 62,92 Olson, Susan 62 Omen, Donald 62, 102 Onsager, Georgia 62 Overly, David 62 Parks, Jeanne 62 Pauley, James 62 Penewell, Janette 62, 73, Peterson, Kim 62, 92 Peterson, Willard 62 Pettery, Susan 62 Pfeiffer, Stuart 62, 108 Platt, Christopher 62 Polzer, Steven 62, 108 Price, Gillian 62,92 Pschorr, Barbara 62 Ptaszynski, Ann 62, 73, 92 Puttkamer, Debra 62 Rakow, Deborah 62 Rees, Howard 62 Rice, Nancy 62 Roeder, Susan 62, 78 128 92 O1 Rollins, Lynn 62 Rogers, Charles Russas, Nicolette 62, 73 Sachs, Dennis 62, 108 Sam, Gary 62,108 Sandee, Kathleen 62, 94 Schantz, Nancy 62 Schaut, Karen 62, 73, 92 Schmalowdki, Cynthia 62 Schmitz, John 62, 108 Schmook, Karen 62 Schneider, Sue Schnetzler, Janet 62 Schreiber, Richard 62 Schuler, Larry 62, 108 Schumacher, Ann 62,92 Schwarz, Deborah 62 Schwedrsky, Patricia 62, 71 Schwenn, Rhonda 62 Schwerin, John 62,108 Seefeldt, Ted 62 Seifert, Kathlyn 62 Skiles, Randall 62, 75, 102 Slinde, Hans 62 Smith, Nancy 62 Soul, Keith 63 Souther, Lynn 63,71 Sowl, Frank 108 Speigle, Randall 63, 108 Staplemann, Bonnie 63 Steele, Christine 63 Steil, Patricia 63, 71 Steinhofer, Toni 63,71 Stevens, Mary 63 Storer, Mary 63, 66,71 Studee, Jean 63 Swenson, Eugene 63 Swope, Judy Taubert, Marcia 63 Thompson, Dale 63, 108 Toki, Joy 63 Townsend, Oren Troia, Mary 63 Turk, Linda 63,92 Ubbelohde, Debra 63, 67, 92, 94 Ulrich, Jeff 63 Usher, Janet 63, 71 Van Airsdale, Denice 63 Vanhoof, Christine 63 Virnig, Kathleen 63,78 Vogel, Carolyn 63 Wagner, Linda 63 Waraczynski, Kathleen 63 Watson, Adele 63,92 Weaver, Jean 63 Wellman, Susan 63,92 Wendt, Gerald 63 Wipperfurth, Gregory 63, 9 White, Nancy 63 Winter, Marcia 63 Wolhovd, David 63, 108 Wolfe, Paul 63 2, 108 Zamzow, Barabara 63, 71, 101 Zielinski, Mary Ellen 63 Zivney, Linda 63 Zoeller, Margaret 63,101 --f .2 .Q -4-1' A .V H ,S. -5 . , 45 1 Xi L. 3 U- '. 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