Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1984 volume:

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'Dedication We haven’t exactly been the easiest class to advise. We humbily thank you for all of your time and effort through our four years at Montello High School. You’re a HAWK of a guy!!! (inside joke.) The Senior Class 7 Jill Recedar f I y aJ 'U.a.yef-im X dL f Otr B fcl MxxnMY .(L STVSJ Seniors 7T1. l caA, 1 10 XZl Ujf (pod A. H A 11 Pa u I W s Class Of J9S4 Cl erVJO r . vSL. •O 1 , QuJLu oaajlIX VVu 'ZTi rV A. Ki7V4 y Treaty 'IWcdejfo o-tdd P jCtxaxjiaI Seniors Class Of 19S4 Darlene M. St£.ux rfc. Not Pictured: CNXO VSO _____________ Ke«“r-y voV c.r- j tylaXfoor C Brio n TyctxA Vi NicXx L. M Seniors zs?nsr7T , CUMJzu ith Joft} Ij uqlyj- Who’s (jot Zhe Cutest Cittle Kabyface? 15 Karen Barthel GGM Wrestling Cheerleading 1.2; V. Cheerlead- ing 3; Track 1; Annual Staff 1.2; Library Club 1.2; Fine Arts 1.2; Home Ec. 1.2; Homecom- ing 4 Jill Becwar Annual Staff 2.3.4. Editor 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Home Ec. 1; One-Act Play 1.2; Badger Girls State 3. Clay Bowersox Mud David Breiwa M. Lisa Campion Maynard Cross Country 2.3,4. Captain 3.4; Basket- ball 1.2,3.4. Co-Captain 4; Track 1.2.3,4. MVP 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. State Track 2.3.4, All Conference 2.3.4; Record Holder of 100M. 200M, long jump; Class Treasurer 1; V.President 2; President 4. (second semes- ter); FFA 1.2. Soil Judging; Greenhands 1; Band 1.2.3. Pep Band 1.2.3; Junior Prom 3; Winter Homecoming 4; Badger Girls State 3. Deann Carney Dee Softball 3; Spring Play 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Solo Ensemble 3.4; Chorus 2.3.4 Kris W Cragm Casey-Caser Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 2.3; For- ensics 1; Spring Play 2,3,4. FFA 1.2,3.4; Par- limentarian 4. Soil. Crop. Livestock Judging; Greenhands 1. Band 1.2.3,4. Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1,2.3.4; Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 2.3; Homecoming 1 Fred Dahlke Basketball 1.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. Ivan M. De La Guardia Football 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Baseball 3.4; Athletics Academic Award 3. National Honor Society 4; Class Treasurer 4; Junior Prom 3. Laurie A. Doepke Froot Loop Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Captain 4; Basketball 1; J.V. Cheerleading 1.2; V. Cheerleading 3.4. Cheerleading Camp 4; Track 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1,2,3; Home Ec. 1.2.3,4; Band 1.2.3; Jazz Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2,3; Solo Ensemble 1.2.3; Junior Prom 3. Queen. Zahn K. Erdman Track 4. National Honor Society 3.4 Julie Farrell Ralph Softball 2,3.4; Spring Play 3; One-Act Play 3.4. State Award 3.4; Band 1.2.3,4; Jazz Band 2.3; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2.34; Junior Prom 3; Snowball 1; Homecoming 4. Queen. Corinne Frazer “cori Fine Arts 2; Home Ec. 3. Rod Hall Football 1.2. Senior Judex Craig W. Hem Annual Staff 2; National Honor Society 4; Forensics 2.3.4; Spring Play 2.3.4; One-Act Play 1.2.3.4. State Award 2.3.4; FFA 1; Greenhands 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.34.; Swing Choir 1.2.3.4; Homecoming 4; State Solo Ensemble 3; Na- tional Hall of Fame Band Honors 3; Badger Boys State 3. Judy Holmes GGM Baseball Batgirl 3; Junior Prom 3; Home- coming 3. Paul Kearns FFA 1.2.3.4. Vice President 4. Soil. Farm Management Judging Teams; Greenhands 1; Junior Prom 3. Jim King Jim-Bob Golf 1. Deborah L. Kirk Deb Wrestling Cheerleader 2.3; Annual Staff 4. Library Club 3; National Honor Society 4. Home Ec. 3.4 Michael Kracht Michelob Library Club 4. Student Council 4; Class President 4 (first semester); Junior Prom 3. Cathy Kratz Donn Kruger Wildman Red” FFA 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 4. Soil Judging Team 3. Christine C. Lalor P. Chrissy Softball 2.3.4; Annual Staff 2,3.4. Editor 3.4; Class Secretary 4; Home Ec. 2; One-Act Play 2; Junior Prom 3; Snowball 3. Mindi Miller Mary B Mineau Frenchy Fish Wrestling Cheerleader 3; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; One-Act Play 4; State Award 4. Band 3. Melanie Modglin Missy Todd Morrical Basketball 1.2; Spring Play 4. Solo Ensem- ble 1.4; Chorus 1.4; Swing Choir 4; Junior Prom 3. Ed Nagel Stud Cross Country 1,2.3.; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. MVP 3; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Cap- tain 4; Student Council 2,3.4. Vice President 3. President 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Ju- nior Prom 3. King; Snowball 1; Badger Boys State 3; Winter Homecoming 4. King. Diana Niedziakowski Niana Diedzial Forensics 1; Spring Play 1.3.4; One-Act Play 1,3.4. State Award 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1;Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Solo Ensem- ble 3; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 4 Dawn J. Pomplun Dip National Honor Society 4; Home Ec 4; Ban 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 4; Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 4. John Rainey “Dale Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3. Kerry Roberts FFA 1.2.3.4, Sentinal 4. Soil. Farm Man- agement Judging Teams; Greenhands 1. Beck Schwitz Annual Staff 1.4; Library Club 1; Fine Arts 1.2.3.4; Student Council 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1. Sgt. at Arms 2; Forensics 1.2.3.4 State Award 2; Spring Play 1.2.4; One-Ac; Play 1.2.3.4. State Award 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4 Swing Choir 1.2.3.4; Snowball 2. Jeff Spillner Football 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 3. Darlene Stewart Weiner Chorus 1.2.3.4 Dawn Tonn Matt Towery Daniel P. Troost Football 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. Best Interior Lineman; Basketball 1.2.3; Wrestling 4 Track 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2.3; Jazz Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2; Solo Ensemble 1.2.3; Snow- ball 3; Homecoming 3.4-King. Michelle Turner Brian Tyczinski Football 1.2; Track 1; Snowball 3. Kelli Valdez Kel Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Annual Staff I Library Club 1.2.3; Home Ec. 1.2.3.4; Choru 2.3.4 Vickie Lynn Weber Smak Library Club 1.2.3; Home Ec. 2.3; Spring Play 4; One-Act Play 4; FFA 1.2,3,4; Green- hands 1; Chorus 2.3.4 Tammy M Weckwerth Basketball 12.3.4, Captain 4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 2,3.4. Editor 3.4; Li- brary Club 1.2. Vice President 2; Nationa Honor Society 3.4 Student Council 1.2.3 Class President 1,2.3; Home Ec. 2. Vice President 2; One-Act Play 1.2.3.4. State Award 2.3.4; Junior Prom 3; Homecoming 2 Who's Who Among American High Schoo Students 4; DAR Award 4; Badger Girls State 3; Winter Homecoming Queen 4. Mike Weiss Scott William Wright Minnesota Scotl Things Football 3; Basketball 1.2.3; Golf 1.2.3 FFA 1.2,3.4. Meat and Soil Judging Teams; Chorus 3.4; Swing Choir 3.4. {juniors J. Feddeler. Pres. J. Paul. Vice Pres. M Mast. Sec Treas. D Mertely. St. Council B McDowell. St. Council K. Amans T. Anderson D. Beahm A. Bednarek S. Bednarek D. Bornick C. Campion D. Carney J. Christensen D. Dorn B. Furman M. Gabryshak G. Gatzke C. Haerr K. Heller S. Hunter J. Isberner C. Kendall L. Kirkpatrick D. Klapper M. Lindgren R. Machajewski M. Madigan S. McNamara M. McReath 18 [Juniors B. Mueller B. Mueller T. O'Malley A. Owens R. Polk M. Pomplun M. Schlaefer L. Schmitz H. Settele S. Shenberger T. Weatherwax. Advisor T. Springer M. Theisen D. Thornton D. Upham L. Vanderheyden P. Walker R. Whirry L. Willkomm K. Wincell J. Witt NOT PICTURED Allan Day. India M. Dedrick K. Frazer C. Kendall H. Kienast M. Kratz S. Turner 19 Sophomores D. Aurand K. Bagley B Beahm H. Beahm K. Benson L. Blackford B. Bornick C. Bozacki R. Campion J. Cartwright C. Corso C. Dedrick Mr Borud H. Descher K. Drew C. Ermers M. Ertner D. Ethun T. Ethun C. Evans N Freitag S Freitag K Furman A. Gabryshak W. Gardner D. Gray T. Hatcher E. Hawkinson S. Heilmeier C. Henke C. Hollenbeck P. Hughes A Kearns L. King D. Klawitter R. Krist J. Krueger Sophomores PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE C. Kryza C. Lueder R Machajewski M Maulson L. Merryfield J. Mineau S. O'Malley T O'Neill T. Owens A Perry J. Pitts M Polk V Pomplun P Powless T Pruess M. Quinn M Rainey K Roberts L Robinson V. Ross M. Rowe S. Salsbury I. Sanchez S. Sayas A. Schieber M. Schlaefer K. Schrimpf B Schwartz T. Schier T. Slezak M. Stewart K. St imps T Talley J. Towery B Vanderheyden D. Veit H. Veit B. Weiss J. Willegal D Willkomm N Zellmer 21 dreshmatt Andreas. Brenda Atkinson. Darlene Ayres. Dan Blackford. Brenda Bradshaw. Arnie Bucholz. Lisa Campion. Cory Ersting. Scott Fitzgerald. Edward Freese. Lynn Gabryshak. Mary Gatzke. Eric Gilbertson. Jeff Haerr. David Hagen, Brad Hall. Tod Hansen. Steve Hein. Angie Heller. Keith Heller. Patti Herrick. Hugh Holmes. Vicky Hughes. Richard Hunter. Paul Johnson. Steve Korb. Tom Kozlowski. Dale Kramp, Mary Krist. Kim Langer. Melissa 22 freshman Lind. Rhonda Lowrey. Tina Markunas, Paul Mast. Jeff Moll. Richie Paul. Fredrika Phalin. Damon Quinn. Mike Rogers. Matt Roidt. Tina Scharenberg. Angie Seeman. Larry Seis, Sherri Simon. Mike Spillner. Ben Statler. Richard Strache. Corey Topel. Evan Van Briggle. Andrea Weber, James Willegal. Jeanna 23 Williams. Steve Zajda. John Administration Staff Ronald Ertner Roger Klug District Administrator Principal 24 Jean Guffy Bookkeeper Milford Schwitz Guidance faculty Mary Johnson Art Sue Price Chorus Steve Johnson Phy. Ed. Scott Veenstra Band Dave Dresen Industrial Arts Brian Hendrickson Vo. Ag. Joyce Treml Librarian Sharon Brenner Mary Klug Business Business Tom Weatherwax Marvin Mischka Math Computers Science Vice-Principal John Borud Math Computers George Tanner Science Susan Maasz Drama A Jo Ann Schwitz English w Paul Sveum English Robert Koch Social Studies Don Lloyd American Problems Mus Drivers, Cooks, Custodians BUS DRIVERS: B. Troost. V. Hunborg. E. Bednarek. D. Hartel. W. Atkinson. K. O’Donnell. T Turner. C. Kemnitz. R. Shimmin. Not Pictured: Sharis Dziadosz. Mini Mueller. CUSTODIAN: R Gross CUSTODIAN B. Klapper CUSTODIAN: B Troost 27 football 1st row L to R: I. De La Guardia. D. Troost. C. Kendall. C. Campion. D. Thornton. S. Turner. C. Haerr. S. McNamara. T. Talley. M. Stewart. 2nd row L to R: J. Spillner. D. Breiwa. R. Machajewski. M. Ertner. B. Schwartz. B. Bornick. T. Owens. B. Spillner. R Moll. K. Heller. K. Benson; 3rd row L SENIORS; L to R: Dan Troost. Jeff Spillner. David Breiwa. Ivan De La Guardia to R: A. Owens. D. Bornick. K Bagley. C. Dedrick. T. Price. S. Freitag. R. Machajewski. V. Ross; 4th row L to R: Man- ager; M Schlaefer. P. Hunter. E. Fitzgerald. J Weber. B Hagen. S. Johnson. J. Gilbertson. J. Mast. E. Topal. Coach Johnson and Coach Dresen. VARSITY MONTELLO Pardeeville 21 6 Princeton 27 12 Randolph 35 12 Rio 0 14 Poynette 50 6 Westfield 30 6 (HOMECOMING) Cambria 40 6 Green Lake 14 20 Fall River 12 6 Junior Varsity MONTELLO Princeton 16 14 Randolph 6 0 Rio 0 14 Poynette 0 40 Westfield 0 12 Cambria 12 0 29 VARSITY: Sherri Sayas. Manager- Nadine Zellmer, Kim Stimps. Missy Theisen. Coach Miss Behm. Jeanna Feddeler. Kirsten Schrimpf. Sandy Salsbury, Lucy Robinson, (Laurie Doepke. Michelle Turner) Not Pictured e y b a I I JUNIOR VARSITY: Mary Gabryshak. Debbie Klawitter, Patty Powless. Tina Lowery, Tina Roidt, Mary Rowe. Kim Stimps. Lisa Kirkpatrick, Patty Heller. Angie Hein. Manager- Nadine Zellmer 30 The 1983 Cross Country team had 8 members. 5 boys and 3 girls. There were 3 returning letter win- ners; Ed Nagel. Matt Towery, and Randy Polk. The team was coached by Mr. Lloyd, who has coached this sport for nine seasons. He enjoys it because he gets the chance to work with people on more of an individual basis. The best meets were Laconia Spar- tan Invitational, because the times were the best of the year for all runners, and the Conference meet at Rio. because the girls were able to get a team score with the help of Marci Mast and Wendy Gardner. According to Mr. Lloyd, the team spirit was good considering the number of kids out this season. He hopes to see more out next year. u n t Boys: Scott Ersting. Matt Polk. Matt Towery. Ed Nagel. Randy Polk. Coach Don Lloyd. Girls: Bonnie Weiss. Jeanna Willegal. Marci Mast. Wendy Gardner. Lisa Campion r y 31 1st Row: B. Spillner. D. Ayers, S. Ernsting, S. Hansen, 2nd Row: E. Topel. J. Mast. B. Hagen. S. Johnson. J. Gilbert- son, Not Pictured: M. Simon, D. Kozlowski. M. Quinn. Hoy’s Hasketball 1st Row: S. Freitag. T. O’Neill. B. Bornick, M. Polk. 2nd Row: T. Slezak, M. Quinn. P. Walk- er. J. Isberner. T. Owens. Coach Hendrick- son. 1st Row: I. De La Guardia, D. Thornton. M. Ertner. 2nd Row: E. Nagel. R. Polk. M. Towery. B. Schwartz. Coach Koch. T. O’Malley. S. McNamara. F. Dahlke. C. Kendall 32 Qirls basketball L-R: K. Furman. B. Furman. M. Thiesen. S. Salsbury. L. Campion. L. Robinson. T. Weckwerth. Coach Mr. Hal!. N. Freitag. J. Feddler. M. Rowe 33 Front L-R: K. Furman, J. Willegal. F. Paul. B. Blackford. T. Lowrey. M. Rowe. Back L-R: C. Henke. T Springer. Coach Ms. Behm. K. Krist, J. Willegal. Not Pictured: J. Paul Back Row. L to R: P. Hughes. C. Haerr. B. Vanderheyden. P. Hunter. K. Benson. D. Haerr. A. Owens. J. Weber. Managers; S. McNamara. N. Hunter; Front Row. L to R: M. Maulson, S. Hunter. H. Kienast. D. Mertely. M. Pomplun. S. Turner. M. Stewart. A. Gabryshak. C. Campion. D. Troost. M. Wiess. D. Bornick Assistant Coach; Brad Campion Coach: Dave Dresen Coaches Comments Dan Troost-He is willing to help any way he can. Claude Haerr-He has learned alot this year I expect more next year. Chris Campion-He shows promise despite not having a bone in his body. He has a future as a contortionist. Mike Stewart-He works some of his best moves in the hall waiting for biology to start. Scott Turner-He has developed the “disappearance hold , which he practices extensively when we carry mats upstairs. Steve Hunter-He has developed the What Me!” escape. Usually used when in a jam. Dale Mertely-What can be said of a person who has two Knicknames. Squirtly or Merts. Poorest broomball goalie on the team. Paul Hunter-The Wog . He would rather know the opponent’s grade than his record or weakness. Jeff Gilbertson-The Unofficial Coach, who can call off practice at a moments notice. Bill Vanderheyden-He has the longest name on the team. Mike Maulson-Soon to be renamed Eureka” because he is always dusting the mat. Andy Owens-He is known throughout the state as the voice behind Dan Troost. Andy Gabryshak-He doesn't know the maning of the word fear . He should wise up next year. Matt Pomplun-Chris Campion's understudy when they put their contortionist act on the road. David Haerr-What can I say that I haven’t already said behind his back. David Bornick-He had a tough year but hung in there. He will soon get a job with a architecture firm designing gym ceilings. Coach Campion- Use your own whistle, the one with the white string. Others Forgotten- Lets get your name in the record book. Cheerleaders- Developed the best Parents Night poster I have seen. 34 Varsity Football: W. Gardner. T. Anderson. M. Mast, K. Amans. H. Descher. E. Hawkinson. r JV Football: Row 1: M. Rainey. C. Hollen- beck. Row 2: D. Ethun. A. Kearns. T. Shier. Varsity Basketball: T. Anderson. K. Schrimpf. E. Hawkinson. M. Mast. K. Amans. e Wrestling: L. Kirkpatrick. H. Descher. A. Kearns. C. Hollenbeck. M. Rainey. 35 “I am very pleased with last year’s softball season,” said Koch. “I feel that the team lived up to the expectations of the coaches and the players, which is very important.” He said, “The girls went out and played every game to their fullest, they gave it their all,” and that loosing to Cambria was probably the best thing that ever happened, because “you have to know what it means to win.” Mr. Koch is calling this year our building year, because of the fact that the team will have to fill the positions of girls who were around two and three years ago. He feels that this years team has a very good nucleus, and during the course of the year those positions can be filled, and Montello again can produce a very good ball team. 1st row: P. Heller. H. Beahm, L. King, S. Sayas, S. O'Malley. M. Mast. T. Anderson, Coach Koch. 2nd row: S. Salsbury, J. Cartwright. J. Feddeler, D. Upham, D. Klapper. S. Shenberger. H. Set- tele. 3rd row: B. Blackford, A. Hein, M Rowe. T. Springer, T. Lowery, L. Robinson. M. Theisen, K. Amans, H. Descher. Steps: T. Weckwerth, J. Farrell. C. Lalor, not pictured: Miss Schinke, Mrs. Turner. 36 1st row: I. to r.; Eric Gatzke. Scott Ernsting. Steve Johnson. Richard Statler. Matt Polk. 2nd row: Ben Spillner. Ed Nagel. Ivan De La Guardia. Colin Kendall. Mike Ertner. 3rd row: Tom O’Malley. Boyd Schwartz. Randy Polk. Coach Spillner. 37 Zrack 1st row T. Shier, M. Langer, E. Hawkinson, C. Bozacki, B. Weiss, K. Furman. 2nd row: J. Willegal, B. McDowell, J. Willegal, J. Holmes, 3rd row: K. Krist, Coach Behm, N. Zellmer, L. Campion, J. Paul. Last years girls track team was spirited and had a lot of dedication. There were many freshman who joined the girls track team and Coach Behm was very pleased with this turnout of freshman and the talent they showed. “Yes, we had injuries,” Coach Behm said with a sigh. “We lost Jessica Paul and some freshman because of injuries.” Lisa Campion took three All- Conference medals in the long- jump, 100 meter, and 200 meter. She also added to the three All Conference medals, first place in the 100 meter and second in the 100 meter and second in the 200 meter at sectionals and at state to take the same places. 1st row: M Quinn. R. Campion. T. O'Neil. M Stewart, K. Benson, C. Haerr. B. Hagen. 2nd row: P. Haus. E. Topel. C. Campion. T. Talley. J. Mast. 3rd row: T. Owens. A. Owens. D. Troost. M Towery. C. Campion. D. Thorton. 38 State JUVIE: 1st Row: Vicki Weber. Diana Niedziakowski. Craig Hein. Mary Mineau. Beckie Schwitz, Julie Farrell. Tammy Weckwerth. 2nd Row: Robert Krist. Monica McReath. Andy Bednarek. Matt Schlaefer. 3rd Row: Jodie Willegal. Nadine Zellmer. Angie Perry. Director: Susan Maasz. David Becker, Track Lisa Campion. Track Kim Kittleson. Forensics Jessica Paul. Forensics 42 Mary Jo Lindgren. Chorus National Manor Student Council National Honor Society: Top row: B. Furman, D. Pomplun. I. De La Guardia. D. Kirk. M. Mineau; Middle row: J. Becwar. C. Hein. L. Campion. T. Weckwerth; Bottom row: L. Kirkpatrick. B. McDowell. 44 Student Council: Top row: D. Mertely. B. Schwartz. E. Nagel. J. Feddeler. K. Stimps; Bottom row: B. Hagen. E. Topel. M. Langer. B. McDowell. W. Gardner. B. Schwitz. Not pictured: M. Kracht. L. Campion Annual Staff 1st Row: F. Paul, E. Hawkinson, C. Bozacki, K. Schrimpf, H. Descher, L. Freese, A. Scharenberg. 2nd Row: K. Krist, A. Schieber, D. Kirk, K. Valdez, L. Kirkpatrick. 3rd Row: C. Kratz, N. Freitag, N. Zellmer. Stairs: S. Sayas, S. O’Malley, S. Salsbury EDITORS: T. Weckwerth, K. Wincell, C. Lalor, J. Becwar. Not Pictured: Mrs. Treml and Mrs. Turner. 45 Home Front L to R: M. Rowe. R. Lind. D. Klawitter. K. Schrimpf. L. Robinson. B. Weiss. N. Freitag, A. Perry. Middle Row: V. Weber. J Witt. D. Kirk. D. Pomplun. K. Valdez. A. Schieber, C. Kratz. Back Row: A. Bednarek. M. McReath. D. Mertley. P. Walker. Not Pictured: All the other students in Mrs. Turner’s classes. Math Front. L-R: B. McDowell. M Mast. J. Becwar. Second. L-R: Mr. Weatherwax. C. Campion. M Polk. M. Gabryshak. M Quinn. M. Schlaefer. Third. L-R: Mr. Borud, T. Weckwerth. J. Spillner. B. Bornick Spring Play BROTHER GOOSE The cast in order of appearance Jeff ...............................................................Kris Cragin Carol ..................................................Katie Amans Wesley ................................................Andy Bednarek Hyacinth .................................Thurs. Fri.-Jennifer Hunt Sat.-Jane Willegal Mrs. Lumpkins .........................Thurs.-Karen Klawitter Fri. Sat.-Julie Willegal Peggy Winkle ..........................................Mary Waldmer Mrs. Mason ............................................Julie Badnarek Eve ................................Thurs. Fri.-Amanda Achterberg Sat.-Kim Kittleson Alice......................................................Julie Farrell Lenore .......................................... Diana Niedzialkowski Mrs. Trimmer ....................................................Linette Wielgosh Flower Delivery Girl . Thur Fri. -Kim Kittleson Sat.-Amanda Achterberg Truck Driver ..............................................Craig Hein THE CREW DIRECTOR Susan A. Maasz SOUND ............................................. Kris Krueger LIGHTS ........................................... Karen Klawitter Andy Bednarek SET ........................................... Milford Schwitz. the cast. Shannon Kittleson PROPS ...........................................Linette Wielgosh Julie Farrell Julie Badnarek STAGE MANAGER ...................................... Craig Hein PUBLICITY ..........................................Mary Johnson Kim Kittleson PROGRAM COVER..................................................Kim Kittleson SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mary Johnson. Milford Jo Ann Schwitz. Roger Mary Klug. Marvis Schultz. Marquette County Tribune. TruValue Hard- ware. Joan Thompson, and the parents of the cast and crew. 47 One-Mt JUVIE by Jerome McDonough A juvie is a loser, a hood, a delinquent. A juvie is dirt, scum, filth. A juvie is a cry unheeded, a need unfulfilled, a dream shattered. A juvie is just like you. THE CAST Guard ........................... Matt Schlaefer Jean ..................... Diana Niedzialkowski Skip ....................................... Rob Krist Carey .........................Tammy Weckwerth Andy ................................Craig Hein Ann ............................ Monica McReath Pinky .......................... Beckie Schwitz Jane ..............................Julie Farrell Sunny ............................Jodie Willegal Sean ...................................... Andy Bednarek Dina .............................. Angie Perry June ............................. Mary Mineau THE CREW Director ......................Susan A. Maasz Technical Consultant ........... Milford Schwitz Lights ............................Vicki Weber Followspot ..................... Michele Dedrick Jim Mineau Publicity Design ................ Beckie Schwitz And A Special Thanks To: Miff and Jo Ann Schwitz, Marvis Schultz, Sue Price, Joan Thomp- son, Mary Johnson, George Tanner, the parents of the cast and crew, and the Montello Rotary Club for furnishing the funds for the state celebra- tion dinner. 48 33A Qreenkands 1st row: K. Roberts. B. McDowell. S. Bednarek. K. Heller. A. Van Briggle. B. Whirry. B. Hendrickson. 2nd row: D. Krueger. S Wright. B. Furman. A. Bednarek. V. Weber. K. Cragin. H. Herrick. T. Owens. 3rd row: B. Vander- heyden. P. Hughes. R. Moll. E. Gatzke. J. Weber. D. Willkomm. 4th row: M. Towery. R. Campion. M. Stewart. R. Machajewski. P. Walker. P. Kearns. K. Roberts. 1st row: A. Bednarek. S. Bednarek. B. McDowell. D. Krueger. K. Roberts. 2nd row: K. Heller. K. Roberts. K. Furman. K. Cragin. 1st row: A. Van Briggle. H. Herrick. D. Willkomm. 2nd row: R. Moll. E. Gatzke. J. Weber. cn O 1st Row: M. Lindgren, C. Hein, K. Stimps. K. Furman. K. Schrimpf. W. Gardner. L. King. B Schwitz. L. Kirtpatrick. J. Feddler. M. Mast. 2nd Row: E. Hawkinson, D. Ethun. T. Shier. P. Powless, J. Paul. L. Buch- loz. D. Atkinson. S. O'Mally. J. Cartwright. D. Pomplun. N. Freitag. 3rd Row: M Gabryshak. D. Ayres. J. Willegal. A. Scharenberg. D. Klawit- ter. T. Roidt. F. Paul. S. Salsbury. S. Ernsting. C. Corso. B. Wiess. J. Band Willegal. H. Beahm. B. McDowell. R. Statler. D. Tonn, J. Mast. J. Farrell. A. Schieber. 4th Row: P. Markunas. S. Hansen. P. Heller. S. Johnson. M. Ertner. P. Hughes. M Schlaefer. B. Bornick. T. Springer. B. Furman, Y. Pomplun. D. Niedzialkowski. M. Schlaefer. B. Black- ford. 5th Row: L. Robinson. B. Hagen. S. Williams. C. Bozacki. J. Zajda. B. Schwartz. J. Gilbertson. K. Cragin. ffazz Band 1st Row A Schieber, C. Hein. B McDowell. S Ernsting. 2nd Row: P Hughes. M Schlaefer. S. Johnson. B. Bornick. M. Schlaefer. K. Cragin. L. Kirkpatrick. W. Gardner. 3rd Row: Mr Veenstra. B. Schwartz. K. Schrimpf. B. Schwitz. D Ethun. J. Willegal. T. Shier. S. O’Mal- ley. T. Springer. F Paul. M Kramp. Advi- sor: Miss Keller 51 Full Chorus: 1st row: Miss Keller, F. Paul. A. Perry, P. Powless. C. Hein, T. Morrical, E. Topel. P. Walker, K. Amans. D. Carney. Susan Price, Director. 2nd Row: J. Farrell. W. Gardner. C. Henke. S. McNamara. K. Bagley. J. Christensen. T. Talley, R. Statler, M. McReath, B. Muelier, J. Paul. 3rd Row: M. Lindgren. T. Lowery. S. Salsbury. D. Mertely, S. Wright. M. Schlaefer. D. Tonn. Y. Pomplun. K. Schrimpf. B. McDowell. 4th Row: K. Valdez. V. Weber. K. Stimps, T. O’Neil. B. Bornick. B. Mueller. K. Cragin, M. Pomplun. L. Willkcfrnm. D. Carney. D. Stewart. 5th Row: D. Pomplun, J. Isberner. R. Krist. D. Bornick. S. O'Malley. A. Hein. M. Theisen. T. Anderson. Chorus Swing Choir: 1st Row: M. Lindgren. 2nd Row: K. Stimps. W. Gardner. 3rd Row: T. Lowery. M. Schlaefer. C. Hein. E. Topel. K. Amans. 4th Row: K. Schrimpf. D. Pomplun. D. McDowell. T. Morrical. 53 Special Recognition D.A.R. AWARD: Tammy Weck- werth BADGER STATE 1983: Ed Nagel, Dan Troost, Craig Hein, Jeff Spillner, Tammy Weckwerth, Jill Becwar, Lisa Campion WORLD FAIR SEMINAR: Ivan De La Guardia ONE-ACT PLAY 1983-84: “Juvie” went to state FORENSICS 1982-83 STATE: Kim Kittleson-Prose, B. Jessica Paul- Significant Speech, B. 1983 BEST ACTING AWARD: Diana Niedzialkowski. 1983 BEST TECHICIAN AWARD: Kim Kittleson. CROSS COUNTRY 1983-84 BOYS: M.V.R: Randy Polk. GIRLS M.V.R.: Lisa Campion. FOOTBALL 1983-84: Captain: Dan Troost. M.V.P.: Boyd Schwartz. Most Tackles: Scott Turner. COACHES AWARD: Chris Campi- on. Offensive Lineman of the Year: Dan Troost. WRESTLING 1983-84: Captain: Chris Campion. M.V.P.: Chris Cam- pion and Scott Turner. M.I.P.: Dale Mertely. Fastest Pin in 13 sec.: Paul Hunter. Broke School Pins in One Season: Chris Campion. BASEBALL 1982-83: Captain: John Spillner. M.V.P.: Jeff Orr. All Conference: Jeff Orr. All Confer- ence H.M.: John Spillner. SOFTBALL 1982-83: Captains: Sue Polk, Lisa Krueger. M.V.P.s: Sue Polk, Brenda Roidt. All Conference: Sue Polk, Lisa Krueger, Brenda Roidt, Missy Theisen, Lucy Robin- son. Golden Glove Award: Tammy Weckwerth. M.I.P: Chris Lalor. VOLLEYBALL 1983-84: Captain: Laurie Doepke. M.V.P.: Missy Thei- sen. All Conference H.M.: Jeanna Feddeler. High Serving % Award: Missy Theisen. M.I.P.: Mary Rowe. GIRLS TRACK 1982-83: Captain: Heidi Brigman. COACHES AWARD: Jane Willegal. New School Record: Lisa Campion-IOOM in 12.6 and 200M in 26.17. All Conference: Lisa Campion. Regional Winner: Lisa Campion. Sectional Winner: Lisa Campion. State Champ: Lisa Cam- pion. BOYS TRACK 1982-83: Captain: Craig Campion. M.V.P: David Becker. COACHES AWARD: Jeff Zajda. All Conference: Jeff Zajda, Craig Campion, Mike Stewart, Matt Towery. State: David Becker. BOYS BASKETBALL 1982-83: Captain: John Spillner. M.V.P.: Ed Nagel. All Conferencce H.M.: John Spillner. Free Throws: Fresh-Shawn Freitag, JV- Mike Ertner, Varsity- Ed Nagel. Shooting: Fresh- Shawn Frei- tag, JV- Mike Ertner, Varsity- Ed Na- gel. ACADEMIC AWARD: Fresh- Brian Bornick, Soph- Matt Schlaefer, Junior- Ivan De La Guar- dia, Senior- Jeff Zajda. GIRLS BASKETBALL 1982-83: Captain: Karen Nagel. M.V.P: Sue Polk. All Conference: Sue Polk. All Conference: Missy Theisen. COACHES’ AWARD: Brenda Roidt. GOLF 1982-83: Captain: Allen Mul- len. M.V.P: Allen Mullen. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1982-83: Star Greenhand: Kris Rob- erts. Star Chapter Farmer: Betty Bednarek, David Becker. The F.F.A. members came in 4th at the Central 54 Livestock Show at Adams. At the State Convention, they won the Sil- ver rating in BOAC and a Bronze in Safety and National Chapter. BAND 1983-84: All Conference: Kirsten Schrimpf, Jessica Paul. Northeast Wisconsin Woodwind En- semble members: Beckie Schwitz, Craig Hein, Mary Jo Lindgren. ANNUAL STAFF: A Special “THANKS” to Debbie Aurand and Beckie Schwitz for doing the artwork and to Ms. Maasz's Basic Communication Class for helping us with the copy. Tammy, Jill and Chris, I will miss you next year! Mrs. Treml. BEST PHOTO: Kelli Valdez. SPIRIT AWARD: Anne Schieber for her outstanding attendance at the games! Prom s L to R Mike Weiss. Lisa Campion; Paul Kearns. Chris Lalor; Todd Morrical. Julie Farrell; Ed Nagel. Laurie Doepke; Ivan De la Guardia. Tammy Weckwerth; Matt Towery. Lori Klawitter; Mike Kracht. Judy Holmes. 56 r Tonight’s the night we’ll make history, honey you and I. Leav- fa, ing their mark as our first couple of the evening, we present Tammy Weckwerth, escorted by Ivan De la Guardia. e n e s t I’ll take any risk to tie back the hands of time, and stay with you here tonight. Joining our first couple is Julie Farrell, escort- ed by Todd Morrical. I know you feel these are the worst of times. I do believe it’s true, when people lock their doors and hide inside, rumor has it ... it’s the end of paradise. But two juniors who remain opti- mistic even in these troubled times are Lori Klawitter and her escort. Matthew Towery. But. I know if the world just passed us by. Baby I know I wouldn’t have to cry. The world will certainly not pass by our fourth couple of the evening. Christine Lalor and Paul Kearns. 57 The best of times are when I’m alone with you. Some rain, some shine, we'll make this a world for two. Sharing their world for two with us tonight. Judy Holmes, escorted by Mi- chael Kracht. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest, and some- day we'll find, these are the best of times. Presenting our sixth couple of the evening. Lisa Campion, and her escort Michael Weiss. 58 The Junior class would now like to introduce the prince and princess of the 1983 Prom. Christine Kiris, and Kelly Dan- iels. Please welcome them in sharing the best of times. And now. the moment we've been waiting for on the history making night, would you please welcome the royalty of the best of times. King. Ed Nagel, and Queen. Laurie Doepke The headlines read: These are the worst of times. I do believe it's true. But. the headlines of the past have called upon Craig Campion, and Heidi Brig- man. the reigning king and queen of the 1982 MHS Prom. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest and some- day we'll find, these are the best of times. (Jr. Class Zrip After our first meeting, 128 days seemed so far away Until we’d go to Florida for our seven-day heaven stay. There was a possibility that we could fly, But the idea seemed too high in the sky. Soon we had to shop for summer clothes. Even though we were suffering with frostbitten toes. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2, 1! Soon we’d all be basking in the sun. Saturday, March 26, we arrived at MHS with our bags, So our chaperones could distribute airplane baggage tags. At that meeting, we soon found out: We’d be leaving at midnight without a doubt. We all went home to sleep in our beds, But couldn’t because visions of Florida filled our heads. Midnight came and so did a blizzard, So our bus had to move like a lizzard. An hour had passed when we arrived in Pardeeville To wait for Ivan against our will. Many of us flew out of the bus like a streak Into Herreman’s for relief. Tammy got obnoxious saying. “Belvidere Oasis!” Everyone got sick of her and gave her dirty faces. We arrived early in Chicago five hours later. So Mr. Sveum gave us a tour, and we sure did hate ’er. While Mr. Johnson was snoozing at O’Hare, Some students put toothpast on his facial hair. Sunday afternoon, to the Magic Kingdom we went Where a glorious eight hours were spent. The next two days we could do as we pleased: Go to Wet-n-Wild. Circus or Sea World or watch our tvs. At Circus World, elephants were ridden by Laurie and Jill. When asked who wanted to ride, they said. “We will!” To Epcot Center, we went Monday night And explored new worlds to our delight. Tuesday, we could go either to Magic Kingdon or Epcot To finish up all we had forgot. Wednesday morning and Kennedy Space Center came so soon. We took a tour and found out how astronauts get to the moon. Toothpaste was put on Jeff and Jim King’s sleeping faces on the bus, But they were good sports and didn’t make much of a fuss. For three nights, we stayed at Quality Inn on the ocean. Here we used tons and tons of suntan lotion. Wednesday night, we had a campfire on the beach, Hot dogs, buns, and marshmallows were brought by each. A few girls found some hunky men, A couple of whom were desperately avoided in the end. Thursday, we went to Marineland Where all of the dolphins got a big hand. Mike W., Matt, and Donn built a sand castle, And anyone who ruined it was sure to get a hassle. Chris was buried in the sand. All that was left uncovered were her head, feet, and hand. Jim Kratz. Melanie. Rod. and Karen got sunburnt bad. They looked like a lobster and acted like a crab. Mr. Sveum dressed up funny With gunk in his hair and lipstick on his tummy. Jeff dressed like a girl and shaved his legs. He even wore panty hose that came out of eggs. Mike K., Kelli. Todd, Mary, and Ed all wore sheets. The three guys even ran from room to room giving candy treats Some people played poker in Mr. Sveum’s room. If they didn’t let him win, his head was sure to fume. We all kept playing tricks more and more. Little did we know that it would lead to a full-fledged war. • Our weapons were toilet paper, aftershave, and toothpast gel. We even wrote notes on mirrors with Prell. Friday night, we went to St. Augustine for a real meal. We were told. “Eat wherever you feel.” Saturday morning, we left for the airport at 5:30. No time was spent primping to make ourselves purty. The plane ride home went very fast. Like everything else, we couldn’t make it last. In a few hours, the temperature dropped forty degrees. Our class trip was all over — Oh geez! The bus ride home was kind of fun. But. of course, it wasn’t like the first one. Thinking of our class trip as being over makes us sad But it shouldn’t: just remember all those great times we had! 60 flr. Class Trip 61 Winter Home The Winter Homecoming Court 1984 is made up of 2 members from each winter sport along with 2 seniors for King Queen. Homecoming Week Jan. 23- 27. 1984. Spirit Week: Monday: 50’s day. Tuesday: Twin Day. Wednesday: Teacher Famous Person Look-Alike. Thursday: Crazy Day. Friday: Blue Gold Day. “Class Rank (participation attendance at the events) 1st: Sophomores. 2nd: Seniors. 3rd: Juniors. 4th: Freshmen. Varsity. JV. and Wrestling Cheerleaders joined forces to put on wild pep rally Mrs. Brenner decided to test our athletes “Sex Appeal by a kissing contest. These macho guys thought they were getting a kiss from one of the cheerleaders, but what a surprise, it was their mothers!! During Crazy Week. Ms Maasz decided to get besides the redecorating, she wrote “Sweet even with someone who told her she reminded Nothings on his board, him of an empty diskette There was a fantastic turnout at Friday's game as spectators came to see if the winning streak would hold ALL TEAMS WON THEIR EVENTS!! f 2 Music for the dance was provided by 1000 Proof Rock. The Dance Theme was “Take a Chance.” Finally came the dance and we all rocked the night away! The graduating class of 1984 has had a special advantage, Ivan De la Guardia. Ivan is a FFA Exchange Student from Panama. He became a Montello High School student two years ago, as a junior. Ivan is a member of National Honor Society. He participated in football, basketball, and baseball Ivan will be most remembered for his outgoing personality, friendliness, and love of fruit loops!!! We all love ya, The Class of '84 63 Homecoming 64 1983 “The Homecoming that wasn’t. That’s what students will be saying years from now about the 1983 MHS Homecoming. On October 4. Mr. Klug made the final decision that all privileges except the Friday night game and dance be cancelled. The greatest concern that caused the cancellations was the theft of road signs, since this could cause serious accidents.’’ says Mr Schwitz. When asked why all the students were being punished. Schwitz replied with Something had to be done, and if no one would admit to these thefts everyone would be punished, hoping students would join together using peer pressure to make the guilty parties confess. Mr. Schwitz says this will made a definite impression on more upcoming Homecomings. There will be stricter guidelines and the first time something is done wrong it will be properly taken care of. He said that school officials do not want to stop everything, just the extremes. Freshmen: Vicky Holmes. Jeff Mast; Juniors: Monica McReath. Jon Is- berner; Queen: Julie Farrell; King: Danny Troost; Senior: Karen Barthel. Craig Hein; Sophomore: Patti Powless. Boyd Schwartz. How Was The Dells Guy's!!!!!)ne Mr- 66 hth-. J-r VT 7 __ _ __, This year the fashion world has turned to the PREii Y look. Everywhere people are wearing such items as ties, oxfords, polo shirts, boat-shoes, and bandan s. Bright colors are also in. Red, pink, blue, green, purple, and yel- low are some of the colors being worn. The layering of shirts, leg- warmers, and socks are a great way to keep warm and stay in fashion. THE WAY WE WERE Memories light the corners ot my mind. Misty water color memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet, what's too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter we will remember, when ever we remember the way we were. The Way We Were. Congratulations Class of 84 FARMSIDE RESTAURANT Montello MONTELLO FOODS Open 7 Days a Week All Kinds of Groceries Fresh Meats. Vegetables and Fruits Good Prices Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors Congratulations J Class of 84 j BEN DEANO’S FREITAGS IGA Food Center Montello Montello Congratulations Congratulations Class of 84 Class of 84 ZJMKSRS SUPPSK CXUU 9JMMVS StfACK RAK Montello Montello ZMS ,HOZ SMOPPS Family Restaurant Downtown Montello Serving Daily Peter and Barb Steuck Congratulations Seniors LEONE'S BAKERY The Best in Baked Goods Congratulations Class of 84 W. H. KRUEGER INSURANCE AGENCY Montello 297-2276 Congratulations jmuN sc moss Supper Club Campgrounds 2 Miles South of Montello on Hwy. 22 on the Fox River AMERICAN FAMILY� T-r pi r rr•? ■ Montello, Wl List With The LEADER m mm K J ROBERT E. SCHULTZ 72 W. Montello 297-2276 VA American Family 1. i le- ss u ranee Mom® Office Columbor. Georgia 31909 Congratulations Tammy and The Class of 1984 Alice Weckwerth Agent Colonial Shores Montello. Wl 53949 Phone: 414 297-7367 414-297-7820 We Sell More. Because We Do More! When Dealing With Number One. Success Is Only A Call Away. IRV'S TV Irvin E. Krueger Jr. Rt. 2, Box 114, Montello, Wl 53949 We Sell and Service TV's, Antennas, Stereos and Scanners etc.” SMITH REALTY COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 84” JRV DAGGSZZ KSMZy Area Code 414 Off. 297-2171 5 W. Montello St. Montello, Wl 53949 I H 3 OS Good Luck Class of 84” Montello, Wl 53949 (414) 297-7734 70 £910 fOUAl HOUSING LENDER RIPON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A VERY SPECIAL THANKS to Julie, Bob K., Lisa, Jill, John B., Paul, Beth T., Matt, Marilyn S., Ivan, Bill L., Ed, Mike, Marvis S., Mary, Dan for being such an important part of these last four years. WE LOVE YOU ALL, Chris Tammy RIPON 748 2852 WAUTOMA 787-3343 People Serving People MARKKSAN 398-2388 MONTF.1XO 297-2143 Congratulations Seniors! Good Luck in the Future! Annie, Cindy, Eileen, Kirsten Wendy Best Wishes f r o m MOMZSjCjCO ZKUS VAjCUS Montello (414) 297-7575 The Bank That Fulfills The Responsibilities of Leadership Congratulations Seniors Good Luck With Your Future MOMSjCJCO SZJZS KAM Montello, Wisconsin federal deposit insurance CORPORATION 71 r Congratulatory Debbie Kelli from KOK’S QCASS SSKVJCS Congratulations _ . . .-.Class of 84 - RICHARD D. ALEXANDER, DD3 STEVEN KINZIGER, DDS Montello Clinic 297-2181 Congratulations Class of 1984 Good Luck in the Future HEILMEIER’S COUNTRY STORE Montello Congratulations Seniors from Jay Karen Smith i £t Downtown Montello Congratulations Class of “84” DR. J. C. SMITH Congratulations KStfTCey VHAKMACy Montello-Princeton %i MONTELLO Where Tomorrow Gives Meaning To Today” jl - Skilled Care .... ;KV4 - Medicaid Approved - 24 Hour Licensed Nursing Staff - Private and Semi-Private Rooms - Activity and Social Program - Special Diets - New One-Story Building (414) 297-2 25 Forest Lane Montello, Wl 53949 Wisconsin Power G Light Congratulations Lisa, Julie, Chris, Tammy And Class of “84” PERMA CAST CORPORATION Montello Congratulations Class of “84” MONTELLO PRODUCTS Montello Congratulations Class ot 84 Compliments of BOB'S HOMETOWN BARBER SHOP 9 Main Street 297-2322 Congratulations Class of ”84” eozzsK’s nsAuzy shop Mary Atkinson - owner Montello, Wis. Telephone: 297-2745 Congratulations Seniors MONTELLO BEAUTY SHOP Ruby, Jan Jo Ellen 297-2070 MOflZeCCO ZHSAZKS t 5 f A It f i Congratulations 1 !■ i Class ot ‘‘84’' V Zke MAKQUeZZS COUAUJ ZRJMM 120 Underwood Ave. Montello Congratulates The Montello Class of ‘‘84’' 73 Congratulations t Class of “84” X .A . ... V Y Iwun SEASONS KSSOKZ , ii Lake Puckaway Housekeeping Cottages Tavern-Dining Room MARILYN'S LAKESIDE BAR Congratulations Class of “84” Montello LUEDER’S RUSTIC INN Len and Geri Weissgerber Montello 297-3420 Hwy. B Montello, Wl Congratulations Seniors from JACK GLORIA'S SPORTSMANS BAR A Great Placebo Party wjCDSKyess CAM VQKOUyDS Congratulations Seniors from GOOD OLD DAY'S RESORT Brian and Sandi Day Lake Puckaway Montello 414-295-6538 Congratulations Seniors May You Be Blessed With Good Health, Happiness and Success in All Your Future Endeavors. 414-297-2002 Rt. 1 Montello, Wl Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors from SC HA KSyHSK(jS WHJZS CAKE ESACM MONTELLO RESORT KSSOKZ Congratulations Seniors from LAKE ARROWHEAD CAMPGROUNDS Montello, Wl 6 Mi. Phil Linda Malsack Montello East of Montello on Co. Tr. C Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from SKY LOOSE €M§ffen) Cimfg) Rt 3 • Bax 650- Montel lo.WIS. 53949 74 Best of Luck Seniors H. J. MSJZAQ SOM JMC. Chevrolet, Buick, Oldsmobile, Congratulations Where The Farm-to-Food System Begins Pontiac and GMC Trucks Phone 297-2151 FOX RIVER CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Montello 128 Church Street Montello, Wl Montello Motors JOHNSONS BOATS AND MOTORS — OUALITY USED CARS — Complete Auto Body Repair Karl and Bette Whitrock PHONE 414-297-7230 524 Underwood Ave. EAST PARK ST. MONTELLO. WlS 5304 9 Congratulations Seniors PAUL DUESTERHOEFT BUILDER JONES CHRISTMAS TREES Rt. 1, Montello, Wl 53949 Home Construction 414-297-2012 Montello Hollis Jones, Owner Feathers and Scales Ik Taxidermy Jrf Bob Koih ,W Best Wishes Class of '84 i X ? V� 0'- IO Wis V39«9 BRITTON MOBILE OFFICES, INC, Birds - l.ntmtJ Fish •tSO Congratulations MONTELLO PAYLESS OlekSS 0! 84 Hours: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon.-Sat. HOLIDAY 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. Certified Mechanic Montello, Wl 297-2451 Hwy. 23 GROVE NEWHOUSE Good Luck to The Class of Men’s, Women’s and Children's ••84 Ready to Wear We Print T-Shirts and Jackets PAUL’S BARGAIN BIN Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Class of “84 from PACKWAUKEE BUILDING SUPPLIES J. F. WARANKE SONS Princeton 75 Congratulations HOTMAR ACE HARDWARE Class of 84” Princeton TREDER ROOFING Harry Treder Sons Maytag, Gibson, Zenith, Sharp Princeton. Wl “Ace Sets The Pace C r j HARTMANS JEWELRY Jewelry, Gifts, Watch Repairing 0% Calif 's ! ir . T . P� i .ciro« W 54� « V. N ' (4� «. 2� «740 Princeton V Good Luck in the Future Seniors. SHERM’S Success isn't how fir you got. but the Distance you traveled from where you PIGGLY WIGGLY Started DECKER’S For All Your Grocery Needs FAMILY FOODS Downtown Princeton 295-6615 Princeton Family Dining At Its Finest! THE KING'S PUB 428 Water Street Princeton. Wl 54968 MILLER'S AUTO PARTS Phone 414-295-3289 Remember The Blue Room For Banquets And Parties Princeton, Wl Congratulations Seniors KEN'S SHELL SERVICE Your Full Service Car Care Center MIKE'S MOBIL 24 Hour Towing 295-3511 Nights 295-6426 Princeton, Wl Princeton, Wl Congratulations Seniors GOLLIHER AUTO SERVICE KRISTY’S STANDARD SERVICE We Service All Makes Of Cars. Princeton Westfield Westfield, bmh dBrothmlnc Wl 53964 • 608 296-2121 76 Spees Westfield Florist and Greenhouse Dale and Dixie Spees, Owner Phone 608 206-2695 Westfield. WI 53964 ( ALEXANDER’S QUALITY FOOD Home of Roundy’s Better Foods Westfield • 414 N. Main Street 608-296-3132 Westfield. WI 53964 CO Q ’ J adequate A Snn ' FOOD IS OUR SPECIALTY-' BOB KAY'S DRIVE-IN Westfield Congratulates The Seniors Best of Luck Seniors from ZM6 HAVSZACK Westfield J PIONEER VILLAGE c[ftestaurant- zbtoze Selve-Serve Gas Diesel Hwy 51 — Box 366 Westfield. WI 53964 JI J Phone 608-296-3121 Residential - Industrial - Commercial zuems MSA aw i AM COJWJZJOWM Princeton, Wis. 54968 Jerry Zuehls Phone 295-3434 Compliments of D. Bowmon ACE HARDWARE Westfield PHOTO PHOTO ARTS Northridge Mall S3§))1 Hwy. 51' Porta9e KRUEGER'S STUDIO 22 North Main Hartford, WI 414-673-4200 PhototroniCs enterprises Robert M. Wydra Photogenic Consultant 142 MAIN ST. MONTELLO, WI 53949 (414) 297-7459 PUBLIC RELATION LAYOUTS - DEVELOPING FREE LANCE PHOTOGRAPHY - FRAMING . , fA 222 W. Cook St. Portage, Wis. 53901 608-742-6151 77 ROGER'S CATERING SERVICE 1505 N. Pinery Road Portage. Wis. “We Cater For All Occasions” 742-2148 742-6913 JCPenney Downtown Portage Catalog Dept 742-2183 Retail Store 742-2153 Congratulations Class of “84” muces SUP8KMAKK8Z Portage Baraboo Fox Lake Mens-Boys-Ladies, Too! Guality has no substitute Portage, Wisconsin K’S DAIRYLAND DRIVE IN 929 E. Wisconsin St. Portage Good Luck Seniors Restaurants 302 E Wisconsin St Portage MARACHOWSKYS Portage Store Company The Store of Fine Furniture Portage. Wl 53901 SERVICE DRUG STORE 130 W. Cook Street Portage, Wisconsin 53901 Phone: 742-2808 “In Business for Your Health 126 E. Cook Sr (608) 742-4106 RED GOOSE SHOE STORE Portage Quality Family Shoe Store Wilz Drug 114 W. COOK PHONE 742-3545 PORTAGE, WISCONSIN liiaqner LAWNS. SPORT HONDA Six reasons why high school seniors should graduate to Guarding. You can give your seniors a good start into the future by steering them to the Army National Guard. The Guard offers, in addition to long-term benefits, six immediate values: a paycheck every month; tuition assistance; training in leadership and technical skills which can contribute to civilian careers; part-time service compatible with other job or school requirements; a close-to-home location; and the satisfaction of being on guard to help in any local or national emergency. For more information on career opportuni- ties available in the Army Guard, please call •4.. 742-8658 The Guard is America at its best. ARNG 8? 500 4 AUGUST 1982 U S GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1982 386 239 79