Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

Mukwonago POPULATION 2367 ii nn Arrow ’78 Vol. VI Mukwonago High School Mukwonago, Wisconsin LA Prom 77 It all began with a whirlwind of special plans. The guys took on the brave task of working up the nerve to ask that special girl to be his date. Of course, he also had to come up with the transportation, plus money for tickets, a rented tuxedo, flowers, and dinner. The gals shopped for that “special” dress and accessories to complete the outfit. Would their teachers and parents really believe these usually blue-jeaned teens could look so elegant? And elegant they were! As the happy couples arrived at the Ramada Sands, they may or may not have been aware of the many hours of planning by the Prom Committee. Yes, it takes time to arrange for a place to dine and dance, reserve a band as good as Gregory James, select a Prom court, and attend to the many small details that make Prom a success. And a success it was! The evening is over, but the memories last forever! Utttt 1977 PROM COURT: Tracey Harker, Tad Williams, Debbie McGee, Neil Bethke, Christy Chrisman, Steve Radtke, Queen Cheryl Tatrow, King Bob Douglas, Kelly VanderMale, Nick Vega, Jodi Williams, Mark Lundin, Connie Grunewald, Kelly O'Connell Our fearless leader, Mrs. Rands, deserves a big “thank you for helping make Prom a success. Prom 7 Queen Cheryl shares roses with her court. Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me 8 Prom “Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day,” was a common phrase among the pa- rade watchers and game goers on the night of the 1977 Homecoming. But the preced- ing week was filled with spirit and enthusi- asm with participation and competition among classes. There was “Hobo Day,” “50’s Day,” “Hush Day,” “Jersey Day,” and “Color Day” to round out a week of fun and spirit. The day of the parade and game, a pep assembly was held to kick off the big night. The band played, cheerleaders screamed, and the classes competed to see who had the most spirit. The Homecoming Court was introduced and the king and queen were announced. The honors went to Kay Weier and Mark Porter. Despite the rain, much dedication was shown as crowds of people watched the parade under shelter. The Drama Club and the Senior Class won the prizes for the best floats. Even though the Indians saw a loss, it took alot of courage to keep playing in the pour- ing rain. Many people, old-timers and young-timers alike, agreed it was the best Homecoming ever because of the attitude and spirit of the school and crowd. Ladies in waiting. It’s really us! 10 Homecoming Aaaaaaaay Did our mothers really look like this? Gee, you're swell! Homecoming 11 1977 Homecoming Court: Tom Gouger, Darla Imme, Lance Obluck, Rega Kamnik, Dan Porter, Connie Schoen, Bob Douglas, Cheryl Tatrow, King Mark Porter, Queen Kay Weier, Steve Pokwinski, Patti Suhm, Don Strickler, Jill Reichow, Jeff Larkin, Diane Jaske. Will ya look at that, Vic? Aw, come on, Annette, let’s Dance’. 12 Homecoming Triple your pleasure. Keeping warm and dry. Homecoming 13 14 Homecoming FRANKENSTEIN Characters Ernst Scott Jensen Sophie Beth Whitstone Victor Frankenstein ... . ... Carter Hunnicutt Elizabeth Connie Schoen Henry Frau Frankenstein . ... Barb Heinig The Creature Mark Lundin Justine Brenda Rozek DIRECTOR 16 Drama The MHS Drama Department opened their season with the fine production of Franken- stein. The play was timely for The Halloween weekend. This was the department’s first ven- ture into serious drama, since in the past they have put on comedies. The entire cast and crew successfully met the challenge the play demanded. The lighting, sound, costumes, make-up and scenery construction created the perfect atmosphere for the production. The acting was high calibre, a real credit to the department, Mr. Heagle and MHS. M A S 18 Drama M A S H PLACE: Compound of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, Korea. TIME: A period of many months during the Korean Conflict. CAST (In order of appearance) General Hammond ......... Pvt. Boone .............. Colonel Henry Blake ..... Captain Bridget McCarthy Lt. Janice Fury ......... Sergeant Devine ......... Lt. Louise Kimble ....... Captain Frank Burns ..... Father Mulcahy .......... Captain Walt Waldowski Trapper John McIntyre Captain John “Ugly” Black Corporal “Radar” Reilly Captain “Hawkeye” Pierce Captain “Duke” Forrest Ho-Jon .................. ......Mike Foley .. . . Steve Radtke ......Nick Vega . Laura Glascnapp . . . Cheryl Tatrow . Tom Oberholtzer Connie Grunewald ......John Hood . . Todd Hucbner ..... Barry Holat .. . . Terry Gallina .....Scott Jensen . . . . Jerry Mueller . Carter Hunnicutt .... Mark Lundin . . . Mark Draeger Pvt. Lopez ......................Jeff Himebauch Korean Woman 1 .................. Brenda Rozek Korean Woman 2 Sheila Chase Lt. Nancy Phillips .................. Kathy Hill Major Margaret Houlihan .......... Dawn Patrick Congresswoman Goldfarb ...........Chris Effinger Dean Mercy Lodge .................Colleen Gogin Miss Randazzle ...................Colleen Poole Mitzi .............................. Lisa Bluhm Fritzi .......................Colleen Wojtasiak Agnes ...........................Stephanie Olson Lt. Connie Liebowitz .......................Mary Movrich Captain “Spearchucker” Jones . . Kelly O’Connell Major Ruth Haskell ............. Beth Whitstone Mash Personnel .....................Scott Boebel Dan Lccdcr Jill Jensen Sandy Radtke Sheila Chase Koreans ..........................Jan Spcrlc Colleen Gogin Colleen Poole DIRECTOR ....................Anson J. Heagle Drama 19 HAIL TO THEE Hail to thee Mukwonago Hail to the Gold and Blue Faithful we shall al'ways be To our High School Fair and True You’re standards are a guiding light Wherever we may go oast A heart'' U. umn-jon MUSIC 20 Music PEOPLE f v yw8 r .■ ? 14 ii PEP.EONG V. 1 £ I We're Ldyal to you Oh Gold and Blue To you we will (always be so true The team that will always pull us through? So let’s yell for gold and blue. Gold and BlugJ, C W ll Fight Fighf Figlyt forfMHS We’ll Sjfh for the team we love the best We’ll beat them«iike We beat 11 the.rest So let’s yell for MHS (CHEER) Jr- Music 21 Leaders Varsity Football Cheerleaders: (Top to Bottom) Tracy Harker, Connie Gruncwald, Mary Pisarek, Karen Rick- ard, Julie Fisher; (Left) Colleen Wojtasiak; (Right) Mary Fleury Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: (Top) Mary Pisarek, Tracy Harker; (Bottom) Laurie Huisman, Julie Fisher, Teri Mulholland, Michelle Uribe. 24 Cheerleaders Of The Pack Sophomore Cheerleaders: Debbie Wastian, Tammy Tiegs, Jill Rcichow. Georgia Brown, Sandi Radtke Wrestling Cheerleaders: Ju- lie Thiesenhuscn, Jackie Rozek, Karen Rickard, Lin- da Tuttle, Sheri Kazmicrski. Tami Hucbncr Cheerleaders 25 Advance Guards Varsity Football Team: (Row 1) R. Thornton, S. Nordentoft, B. Kern. N. Bethkc, M. Hritz, B. Prebil, J. Teske, S. Pokwinski; (Row 2) Coach Hensler, K. Bopp, T. Barborich, G. Domino, D. Bauer, B. Hoover, P. Scholovich, J. Shorougian, T. Madden; (Row 3) Coach Enright, P. Martin, J. Szalewski, S. Porter, D. Strickler, D. Porter, N. Smedema, T. Gouger, M. Porter; (Row 4) J. Swenson, D. Warrnes, J. Martin, K. Wustman, B. Douglas, B. Effinger, G. Beck, T. Williams; (Row 5) Coach Ackerman, L. Kreger, K. Hammel, B. Miller, A. Holtz, S. Schaefer, B. Andrews, T. Szada, J. Porter Season Statistics and awards: Conference Standing: 5-3 Team Captains: Bill Andrews, Don Strickler, Tad Williams Most Dedicated - Rip Tintle- men Award: Don Strickler Spirit Award: Don Strickler Most Improved Senior: Pat Martin Most Improved Junior: Larry Kreger Hip Keller Award - (Out- standing End): Tad Williams All Conference - Brad Kern, offensive back Mark Porter, defensive line Scott Schafer, linebacker Don Strickler, offensive tackle Jeff Szalewski, center Honorable mention - Jeff Porter, offensive back 26 Football Football 27 Sophomore Football Team: (Row 1) R. Thornton, P. Porter, D. Knautz, K. Knippschild, T. Schrocdcr, D. Schaefer, T. Tatrow; (Row 2) K. Gill, M. Draeger, D. Tuttle, F. Piscitello. C. Williams, S. Krause, G. Butler, K. Zarbock, T. Day; (Row 3) Coach Johnson, D. Ruedigcr, J. Stumpncr, S. Donovan, B. Crouch, R. Lianas, R. Wagner, M. Brown, J. Uribe, Coach Smedema; (Row 4) T. McGee, T. Lundin, K. Bethke, T. Twing, M. Linton, K. Hamm, K. Effinger, K. Knippschild. 28 Football Freshman Football Team: (Row 1) D. Gainer, R. Schoolcraft, D. Thompson, K. Rickard, R. Stevens, J. Lcsch, D. Baker, M. Pieper, J. Johnson, L. Porter, D. Leppin, B. Dailey; (2nd Row) B. Orchowski, R. Lokcr, E. Hunkins, B. Madden, L. Allen. B. Pinterics, A. King, J. Zick, C. Roamer, M. MeGraw, J. Schneider; (Row 3) S. Haase, S. Polachck, J. MePhetridge, C. Dowdle, D. Jensen, J. Swan, R. Spocrl. R. Geilfus, R. McKenzie, J. Crawley; (Row 4) Coach Smith, Coach Hoagland, S. Beyers, D. Williamson, T. Staedter, T. Kemnitz, B. Krezyski, K. Haag, Coach Asmann Sports 29 Girls, Girls, Girl’s Golf Team: L. l.cpak. B. Kelly, D. Samuels, S. Olson. C. Achcson. (Front) Coach Palmer Even though the Girl’s Golf Team can’t claim a championship, they are winners for effort and enthusiasm, and that counts for a lot! Team captain was Bridget Kelly, and Donna Samuels was voted Most Valuable Player. 30 Girl’s Golf Girls Girls Volleyball - Varsity: (Row 1) Coach Thielkc, H. Brueser, C. Luther, Coach Vehanen; (Row 2) K. Brunner, C. Chrisman, K. Armstrong, L. Swan, J. Crawley, M. Wolfe; (Row 3) D. McGee, S. Wegner; (Row 4) L. Kamnik, D. Staedter. Girls Volleyball - Junior Varsity: (Row I) B. Slaski. H. Teuteberg, D. Anich; (Row 2) S. Fickau, J. Rausch, G. Crawley, S. Adler, J. Jensen, J. Bertram; (Row 3) Coach Thielkc, J. Roder, S. Davis, A. Luther, Coach Vehanen. The Girls Volleyball Team had a 7-3 record this season to place third in the conference. They also took top honors at the Mukwonago Invitational and the Regional Tournament and placed fifth in the Waukesha Invitational. The team captain was Karen Arm- strong; most valuable player, Sheri Wegner; outstanding server. Holly Brueser; Most dedicated, Jane Craw- ley; most improved player, Colleen Lu- ther - and most will be coming back next year! Born To Run Cross Country Team: (Row 1) Craig Henry, Bob Mueller, Mike Hassi, Larry Schulz, Chris Steele, Joe Schmidt, Bill Roeber; (Row 2) Martin Fix, Mark Swan, Lance Obluck, John Rageth, John Stumpner, Ron Rachwal, Richard Rageth; (Row 3) Jim Campbell, Chad Hoppe, Jeff Larkin. Brian Rickard, Tim Byrne, Greg Peterson, Steve Radtke. Tim Sperstad, Coach Lee. (Not pictured: Lloyd Paris) What do you call a team that takes first place in the conference and first place in the regionals? The champs, of course. Of course, becoming a champion isn’t easy. It takes much dedication and practice to be the best, and our cross country team proved they are the best. Great job, fellas! Most Valuable Team Member: Chad Hoppe 32 Cross Country Captain John Rageth Start of Conference Meet Lloyd Paris Tim Spcrstad gaining ground. Greg Peterson Cross Country 33 One Against The Other Boys Varsity Basketball: (Back Row) t. Obluck, R. Rachwal, M. Swan, S. Chapman, S. Polwinski, K. O’Connell, J. Larkin, N. Smcdcma, C. Jahn, G. Peterson, T. Sperstad, B. Burke, P. Stadler, M. Rossetto; (Front Row) Coach Swan, Coach Smith, Managers: K. Zarbock, J. Duszynski The Boys Basketball Team won the East Division Southern Lakes Championship with a big win over defending champ Burlington in the last game of the season. The win gave Mukwonago an 11-5 record. The team also won Regional Tour- nament. The Indians starters all year were co- captains Mark Swan and Kelly O’Connell, Chris Jahn, Mark Rossetto, and leading scorer Bob Burke. Coach Swan attributes the success of this year’s team to the fine attitude and unselfish team play of all his players. “Several teams had the talent to win this year,” said Swan, “But we had the guys who could take the court emotional- ly high and play well together night after night. Every player placed winning above personal achievement, and that’s what a champ is made of.” We can all be extremely proud and shall remember for a long time the 1977-78 Indian Basketball Team. 34 Boy’s Basketball Boy's Basketball 35 36 Boy’s Basketball Freshmen Boys Basketball: (Row 1) S. Cyra, D. Leppine, J. Swan; (Row 2) D. Gronemus, B. Gedemer, K. Haag, D. Jensen, D. Dcback, (Row 3) Coach Lee, T. Andler, K. Baumann, J. Maney, B. Krzychi, D. Hurron. (Not pictured: D. Williamson) Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team: (Row 1) M. Brown, G. Ray, D. Tuttle, D. Knautz, C. Williams, T. Schrader; (Row 2) Coach Smcdema, T. McGee, T. Inzeo, B. Sargeant, T. Lundin, J. Pakenham. Boy's Basketball 37 All For The Best Girls Varsity Basketball Team: (L to R) Barb Heinig, Anne Bumgarner, Laura Kamnik, Karen Armstrong, Donna Samuels, Sheri Wegner, Kathy Kipp; (Center) Denise Madison; (Back) Colleen Luther The Girls Basketball team won the Southern Lakes Conference Championship with an unde- feated 16-0 record. They were also the champs of the Mukwonago Holiday Invitational, and the conference regionals. Coach Douglas said it was desire and co-operation that brought a cham- pionship to the girls. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball: D. Anich, J. Jensen, S. Skcrpcnski, A. Kainz, J. Sperstad, A. Luther, M. Shristensen, N. Schmidt, P. Wappcnschmidt, H. Brandemuehl, K. Heinig, G. Crawley, M. Brach, M. LeClair. (Center) Coach Bartoszek, K. Donahue. Girl’s Basketball 39 We Are The Champions Gymnastics Team: (Row I) Coach Nordentoft, S. Zelindra, J. Hardtke, S. Klokner, C. Hardtkc; (Row 2) L. McKenzie, P. Suhm, J. Glassnap, M. Fleury, M. Glassnap, A. Fitzgerald, K. Kummer; (Row 3) M. Gardner, B, Hardtke, R, Figge, J. Kummer, L. Talaska, C. Lytle, S. Jensen. “Hard work is what makes a winner” is a phrase that our gymnastics team believed in - and made come true. They were undefeated in conference meets. In addition to being conference champions, they won the Franklin Holiday Classic Tournament. There were three first place finishes at the conference meet; Mandy Glassnap took first place in the floor event and Mary Fleury took a first on the balance beam and also took first place for all-around performer. The team’s co-captains were Mary Fleury and Julie Kummer. Double trouble - for the opposition! 40 Gymnastics Mary Fleury Patti Suhm performs on the uneven bars. Julie Kummer casting off the bar. Gymnastics 41 Only The Strong Survive Wrestling Team: (Row 1) Jeff Milligan, Don Hemm, Gary Masset, Larry Porter, Bill Devlin, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Selz, Dan Thompson, John Sullivan, Joel Prah, Tom Tatrow, Jeff Duvernell, Russ Loker; (Row 2) Nathon Chetney, Barry Holot, Scott Polacek, Richard Geilfuss, Bab Mueller, Dave Meier, Bill Madden, Pat Porter, Kevin Conroy, Bill Roeber, Don Ready, Brad Milligan; (Row 3) John Swenson, Kraig Knippschild, Roy Munkins, Rod Loker, Travis Lovel, Jay Rosenbcckcr, John Zick, Rhojean Lianas, Scott Krause, Tim Madden, Jim Stumpncr, Jeff Porter, John Schiessl, Pete Scholovich This years wrestling team boasts a 9-4 overall dual meet season record. This record awarded them the conference championship. The four conference champions and their weights are Jeff Milligan - 105, Brad Milligan - 119, Tim Madden - 138, and Jeff Porter - 167. Jeff Milligan, team leader in pins, about to give his opponent a view of the ceiling. Tim Madden - State Tournament Contender 42 Wrestling Jeff Porter working his way to a surprise comeback victory at Badger state Jeff Porter, John Swenson, and Coach Ackerman. Wrestling 43 The boys track team experienced a highly successful season. They were undefeated in dual meets, and placed fourth in the conference. In the M Club relays, our boys finished second out of eighteen schools. The season also brought some new school records as Scott Jensen set a new pole vault record at 14’, John Rageth upped the mile record to 4.28, and Chad Hoppe set a new record for Freshmen. All in all, a terrific season. Up and over! Varsity Track Team: Row 1: Coach Nordentoft, Larry Ligocki, Greg Tiegs, Tim Titus, Scott Nordentoft, Coach Hensler. Row 2: Neil Smedema, Barry Effinger, Brad Kern, Mark Porter, Row 3: Ron Howard, Tony Ross, Pete Scholovich, Scott Jensen, Steve Plehn. Row 4: Greg Peterson, John Stumpner, Jim Stumpner, Richard Rageth. Row 5: Chad Hoppe, Dave Porter, Mark Lundin, John Rageth, Jeff Teske, Keith Kummer. Row 6: Bill Schmidt, Tim McQuire, Curt Schultz, Kurt Effinger, Kris Bopp 44 Boy’s Track Your turn! Let Him Run Wild Another of Mark’s UFO’s First try at six feet. Junior Varsity Track Team - Row 1: Martin Fix, Myles Brown, Bob Crouch, Tod Schrader, Tom Barborich, Tim Feeley, Gary Luedtke, Kurt Effinger, Mark Lundin. Row 2: Rich Rageth, Dave Kipperman, Rich Formella, Jeff Pakenham, Ken Gill, Kris Bopp, Jim Stumpner. Row 3: Keith Kummer, Jim Campbell, Bill Newkirk, Curt Schultz, Scott Nordentoft, Chad Hoppe, Pete Scholovich, Tim McGee, John Stumpner. Row 4: John Rageth, Larry Ligocki, Jeff Teske Boy’s Track 45 Girls Varsity Track Team: Row 1: Penny Fischer, Nancy Ward, Tammy Ulesich, Carla Martin, Kathy Jaske, Maria Frassetto, Mary Fleury, Tracey Harker, Debby Fischer, Julie Karlinski. Row 2: Patti Suhm, Renee Figge, Julie Jensen, Georgia Brown, Holly Brueser, Karen Armstrong, Linda Swan, Julie Kummer, Chris Adler. Row 3: Coach Olson, Angie Fitzgerald, Sana Burrow, Cary Wicker, Jodi Stewart, Amy Diehn, Debbie McGee, Sheri Wegner, Deb Staeder, Donna Samuels, Cindy Smedema, Coach Smedema On The Run Although young and inexperienced, the girls track team worked hard and showed great improvement as the sea- son progressed. The team won the Franklin Invitational, and the relay team placed third in both regionals and sectionals. Maria Frassetto set a record in a new event, the 220 yd. hur- dles, of 34.8 sec. Other record setters included Carla Martin with a 5:45.5 in the mile, Donna Samuels with 35’2V ” in the Shot Put, and Cindy Smedema tied the High Jump record at 4’10”. Patti Suhm Hands off to Cindy Smedema. 46 Girls Track Donna Samuels practices her championship form. ’I Renee Figge concentrates on her relay start. Girls Track - Jr. Varsity: Row 1: Karen Wietrzny, Amy Brinkman, Karen Donahue, Sue Fickau, Donna Clement, Cindy Milewski, Brenda Slaski, Bonnie Chatterton, Allison Schmidt, Debbie Wastian. Row 2: Coach Olson, Vicki Underberg, Diane Jaske, Jackie Rozek, Sandy Radtke, Katie Agne, Kris Utrie, Linda LeClaire, Karen Rickard, Rega Kamnik, Tami Tiegs, Coach Smedema. Girls Track 47 Take Me Out To Varsity: Row 1: Coach Douglas, Ken Roder, Dan Adamski, Mark Swan, RicoJcnscn, Rick Adler, Bob Douglas, Rick Brost, Dave Uebelacher. Row 2: Kurt Rath, Bill Andrews, Kelly O’Connell, Randy Zajdel, Jerry Urban, Chris Jahn, Jeff Madison, Greg Domino, Ray Thornton. The 1977 Baseball team held a 7-4 conference record. They also won the regional tournament and the regional play-off. Kelly O’Connell was a first team all-conference player, and Bill Andrews a second team all-conference choice. 48 Boy’s Baseball Stretch for the catch! The Ball Game i Freshman Baseball Team: Row 1: Frank Piscitello, Tom Tatrow, Don Knautz, Dave Tuttle, Greg Butler, Kevin Knippschild Row 2: Cal Williams, Rhojean Lianas, Ross Wagner, John Uribe, Don Ross, Kraig Knippschild, Tod Day, Coach Swan. Row 3: John Stemper, Todd Lundin, Brian Sargeant, Tom Inzeo, Scott Keller, Roy Thornton. Sophomore Baseball Team: Row 1: Larry Kreger, K. Oswalt, Jim Whitchouse, Pat Slaski, Mike Kinjerski, Rob Hoover, Mike Foley, Alan Arndt, Row 2: Brian Miller, Mike Hritz, Phil Adler, Ron Rachwal, Gary Pagel, Scott Boebcl, Jon Shorougian, Tim Madden, John Kainz, Coach Enright, Don Gainer, Mike Andler. Boys Baseball 49 No, Jensen, you can’t have a ride! 50 Boys Baseball Swingtown U.S.A. Boys golf team: Row 1: Jay Huisman, Karl Bethke, Todd Ulrikson, Dick Kirby, Tim Krause, Greg Beck, Kurt Zarbock. Row 2: Brian Kufalk, Duane Orgas, Tim Sperstad, Mark Boebel, Jeff Williams, Dale Adamski, Tom Oberholtzer, Coach Hinz. The 1977 Boys Golf Team showed great promise in many of the mem- bers. The team member voted most valuable player was Dick Kirby. Letter winners were Dick Kirby, Mark Boe- bel, Tim Krause, Dale Adamski, Kurt Zarbock and Jeff Williams. The team placed fourth in the conference. Boy’s Golf 51 Dedicated To What a guy.” From 1955 on, Mr. Dahle has been inspiring Mukwonago athletes to do their best. His enthusiasm and support radiates at pep rallies, at the games, and even from his column in The Chief. He has quite a history, from football during college days to coaching just about every boy’s sport there is. Amid numerous Southern Lake Championships, Sec- tional and Regional championships, he coached the boy’s track team to State in ’62 and captured the Cross Country State title in ’67. Mr. Dahle originated the “M” Club relays and has helped to initiate almost all of our girl’s sports. The DAHLE Award (Dedication, Attitude, Honesty, Loyalty, Effort), was formed in honor of his outstand- ing contribution to Mukwonago athletics. The award is given yearly to a deserving female athlete who must fulfill the above qualities. After many busy years teaching Science, Mr. Dahle became Athletic Direc- tor in 1970. Eight successful years have passed and we hate to see him go. To this loving and vivacious man we dedicate our yearbook. Thank you, Mr. Dahle, you’ve made us feel that “We Are The Champions.”! 54 Mr. Dahle Mr. Dahle 55 __J C LU Sophomores. Living Together - Growing Together Anyone who looks at the class of ’78 must realize we are different from oth- er classes. We are unique. Our class stands united, each person a part of another. We’ve lived together for four years — sharing hopes, exchanging dreams. As we look at each other, we can’t help but notice we’ve changed. As freshmen, our adolescent candle was lit. We were like small children, caught up in the tantalizing web of growing up through high school. Our sophomore year burned bright- ly. Together we struggled through western civ. and geometry, coming out on top with another call for challenge. As juniors, we worked faithfully to produce the best prom ever - one we could call exceptional. It will never be equaled. Now we are seniors. Our candle burns rapidly as graduation bears down upon us. Soon we will awake to that day when each one of us realizes we must go our separate ways, branch- ing out upon the tree of life. However, our candle will never be extinguished. It will burn just as brightly, deep in the heart of each senior, as we recall fond memories of yesteryears. $8 Seniors :niors Senior Class Officers: Sieve Radlkc. President; Nick Vega. Vice President; Jeff Himcbauch. Treasurer; Lisa While. Secretary J UJL Obfrnr L Cbuo OidJLio Susan K. Agnc Christine Adler ?(aAJ o Karen J. Armstrong (WrNj|Juj Orr o fly A t4 Sandra J. 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Z Valeric Jo Mayotte 'TkJL Ml Mark Nuchell Peggy S. McKenzie Debra J. McGee Bradley E. Milligan C Gb JCJt $ Lance Obluck Janet Medved Lu ui. ' oJUbuLJL Laurie Mitchell 72 Seniors Barbara A. Merath ? . Joseph Mercier Barbara J. Pease Kelly J. O'Connell y f Jeff A. Paskiewicz ten cwlu. Ca v iu fat A -' Candy J. Peterson £tt 1 -� ' ' - A X H) Julie Pakenham Guy A. Peterson William Orcholski Seniors 73 (p c David Pelzman $Lc s xP , Arlin Pawlak %4 n (Pum SaJi Kim A. Pawlak Jeff J. Prokop Janei Rad 74 Seniors ■; % Kenneth L. Smith J Walter J. Smith Janet L. Spcrle Laurie Stach Sally J. Stcinkc Deborah L. Stigler Daniel W. Strader jih Donald A. Strickler Kim M. Strombcck Thomas A. Strum Seniors 77 Ovr UOa yUA; 'A U)oJo UtSo-M., (XM vO-0 William Walsh Kevin D. Wambold David Warncs Kim J. Wegner UXj c u Zul, UJU rvciJb’ Jill N. Weier Laurie Wendt Lisa F. White Charles Whitehouse 80 Seniors Lynn M. Vocllings daitk+Us (A)a m n Caroline Wagner Nicholas Vega vx OuAujnaJju Kelly M. VandcrMale Ik I Wayne M. Wilhelm J(XU_ U iJUACLn A Jodi Williams CJJUU Tad J. Williams Sara M. Word Kevin P. Wusimann Deborah Zcitler Kammic K. Zvolena Robert Zynski Seniors not pictured: Howard Anich Richard Feich Tim Hock Chris Jahn Bette Jerich Gerald Jester Steve Klaman Darrick Luebke Anita Mathson Jack Metzger Greg Newkirk Sheila Vick Richard Wilkcning Colleen Wojtasiak Sherri Zcrgoski 'fay. aukrib L{fi Betty Hartenberger Seniors 81 U i JUNIORS Junior Class Officers: Standing: Kim Domcnosky, President; Teri Mulholland, Treasurer. Sitting: Laura Kamnik, Vice President; Linda LeClair, Secretary After our first year of adjusting and our second year of working towards class unity, we Juniors finally seem to have gotten it together. We have reached our year of making memories with the traditional Junior Prom. It’s always a special time for many and will light our lives for many years to come. The so called barriers between the “Jocks,” “Burnouts,” “Motorheads,” etc, are vanishing from the class and leaving a sense of loyalty towards one another. As we have gained this class unity, we also have recognized each oth- er as individuals. We look forwa'rd to Senior year and graduation. As we think ahead to graduation, we are faced with new hori- zons. Even though we look towards the future, we will always cherish the past. 86 Juniors “Who moved the gas tank?” “Smile, you’re in this year’s Yearbook!” Carol Adam Connie Adam Phil Adler John Albert Ed Andler Mike Andler Dean Armstrong Alan Arndt Cathy Ball Kurt Barikmo Craig Barth Chris Bartolotta David Bauer Greg Beck Ron Beck Cheryl Becker Tom Bergsma Stacy Bernick Scott Bilke Don Billings Ross Bishop Linda Bittner Yvette Bjorklund Kathy Bluhm Juniors 87 “Huh? Bob Bodanske Scott Boebel Bill Bonney Krist Bopp Bonnie Brissette Pam Brown Carmen Brugge Katie Brunner Anne Bumgarner Jim Campbell Wendy Carow Carey Chapman Mark Chctney Karen Chrisman Allen Cobb Beth Congdon Kevin Corcoran Willis Crouch Debra Czcshinski Robin Dailey Robert Dandrow Debra Darga Barb Deneen Sue Dcnio 88 Juniors Sue Dennclt Jackie Dcttinger Margaret Devlin Mike Dobrosc Kim Domcnosky Cheryl Domino Joe Donovan Dorothy Eisert Lee Falvey Mike Fcclcy Marie Ferris Lynn Figge Dodie Fleischmann Steve Fletcher Mary Fleury Mike Foley Pat Ford Grace Friedrich Charles Fuller Don Gainer Rick Gaszak Carol Gerber Tim Gile Janice Ginster Juniors 89 Cindy Gogin Robin Gold Richard Gosselin Tom Gouger Garry Grace Barb Graham Cheryl Griescr Jeanne Gross Jill Gruenwald Chris Gulla Karen Guterl Derek Haass Lorena Hamman Jeff Hannon Kristy Hansen Kerry Hardtke Dan Harland David Harris Debbie Heling Don Hemm Bill Hengen Mark Herrmann Nancy Herrman Kathy Hill Rick Hogan Barry Holat Rodney Holtz John Hood Robert Hoover Denise Hoppe Chris Hotz Mike Hritz Tami Huebner Laurie Huisman Carter Hunnicutt Debbie James Lisa Ann Janke Mary Jaquith Eric Jarowsky Diane Jaskc Heidi Kadau John Kainz Laura Kamnik Duvan Kelly Steve Kemp Amy King Keith King Tom King 90 Juniors Steppin' out with Stcph.” “Smiles make the world go ’round.” 6 “Gotcha! “Blow your mind!” Juniors 91 Mike Foley wisely spending his time in the ERC.” “All work and no play.” Mike Kinjerski Kathy Kipp Dave Kippcrman Corrine Kluck Lore Konieczny Larry Kreger Laura Krolski Mark Ksobicch Julie Kummcr Jill Kurth Lisa Landers Jerri Lang Linda LeClair Dan Leeder Scott Leonard Lori Lepak Wayne Leszynski Tina Lindholm Sue Linton Darrell Lobenhofer Chuck Ludwig Gary Lucdtke Colleen Luther Tim Madden 92 Juniors Denise Madison Connie Mahiman Annie Maneage Joanne Manke Brendan Martin John Martin Michelle Mathews LuWayne Mathson Andy Maxfield Steve Maxfield Pat Mayter Rosanne McCarthy Dennis McGraw Tim McGuire Colleen McKenna Angie McMinn Caroline McPherson Kay Menning James Meyer Karen Meyer Dave Milburn Brian Miller Jeff Milligan Sue Mixdorf Juniors 93 Bill Mixdorf Russ Moeller Mike Moon Patty Morse Kelly Muecke Tcri Mulholland Sheila Nedza Scott Nordentoft Stephanie Olson Ken Oswalt Kevin Oswalt Vicki Ottman Kris Packard Gary Pagcl Jeff Patrick Debbie Pestor Larry Pestor Chris Peters Jay Peterson Mary Peterson Steve Pokwinski Dan Porter Scott Porter Mark Post Bill Prebil Darrin Presta Ron Rachwal Richard Rageth Barb Rapp Steve Rapp Arvy Rasmussen Brenda Ready John Regalia Diane Rchbcrg Steve Rezutek Cory Richardson Karen Rickard Dan Riesing Kim Roberts Bruce Rowell Jackie Rozek Chris Rozinski Dan Russ Donna Samuels Don Savin Connie Schoen Dawn Schoen Peter Scholovich Juniors 94 “Foxy Lady. Juniors 95 Peek-a-boo Paul!” Is it the company you keep, Patty?' Curt Schultz Kim Schultz Jan Scovern Jennifer Selz Terry Serres Mark Shankey Pat Shcaffer Jack Shepard Jon Shorougian Sharon Sievert Pat Slaski Jeff Smart Neil Smedema Duwayne Smith Julie Smith Steve Sokolowski Laura Somers Tim Sperstad Janet Spicwak Paul Stadlcr Debbie Stacdtcr Pat Steffen Janiccc Strcbc John Stumpner 96 Juniors John Sullivan Linda Swenson Dean Sydlcwski Colleen Szalewski Jim Teske Curt Teuteberg Jon Teuteberg Kathi Thompson Tim Titus Diane Torgerson Tammy Ulesich Linda Umland Vicki Underberg Kris Utrie Greg Vanderhei Allen Vollmer Robert L. Wagner Robert C. Wagner John Walejewski Brian Walsh Brian Wambold Jim Wappcnschmidt Nancy Ward Guy Warner Juniors 97 “Look what I made Mom!” 98 Juniors Sheri Wegner Warren Wcink Gordon Wells Wendy Whiteaker Jim Whitehouse Jenny Whitstone Linda Wilber Hope Wilhelm Tracey Wilkening Donna Wilson Russ Windle Steve Winkclmann Janet Witon Marie Wolfe Diane Wright Jeanette Wysocki Laurenc Yonke Brenda Zynski Juniors Not Pictured Mark Benson Julie Brueser Tim Dailey Jeff Delano Carrie Forrest Lorraine Hitesman Darla Imme Randy Jay Karl Kirchner Tim Knobel Tim Krause Jeff Larkin Teresa Lloyd Jeff Martens Jim Martin Kathy Mentzer Mark Nelson Brad Neu Lloyd Paris Steve Peters Dan Rados Doug Rolfe Jean Rossetto Mike Sparby Ron Tatrow Chris Thome Joe Weis Mike Weyer 66 sjoiunp SOPHOMORES After surviving the pains of being a freshman, the sophomores run into the heaviest amount of work a student faces in four years of high school in Mukwonago. Everyone looks forward to June when they are “let out” for the summer. Being a sophomore does have a good side, which is taking Driver’s Ed., but we can’t forget the more try- ing moments such as Western Civ, Bi- ology, and Supervised Study. With two years behind them, they’ve reached the half way mark to gradu- ation, which means they have two years to continue to prove they are the best class ever! Sophomore Class Officers: Seated: Rcga Kamnik, Vice President; Gerriannc Crawley, President. Standing: Chris Lytle, Secretary; Jill Armbrustcr, Treasurer. 100 Sophomores Tammy Adamski Wcndcc Anderson Kathleen Agne John Alexander Chris Antezak Jill Armbruster Carron Ball Tom Banaszynski Wendy Banks Jeff Barth Lauri Bauman Jim Beaudin Chris Beckman Julie Behrens Joe Bcitz Lisa Benavides Diane Bcrndt Janet Bertram Karl Bethke Jeff Beutler Donna Billings Melissa Binsfeld Mary Block Cathy Bonnert Mr. Strebe tries to fit in with the sophomore guys, but Myles Brown isn’t quite sure about it. Sophomores 101 Scott Bornfleth Steve Bovee Glen Brandemuehl Pam Brinka Amy Brinkman Nancy Brissette Margaret Bronson Georgia Brown Myles Brown Mike Brown Carla Brugge Deanna Brunette Bob Burke Sana Burrow Bev Busack Greg Butler Cheryl Chapman Sheila Chase Bonnie Chatterton Heidi Christenson Donna Clement Mary Congdon Karen Congemi Gerriann Crawley Jessi Glasenapp, a sophomore, sometimes seeks the help of a senior. Colleen Strader 102 Sophomores Sandy Radtke has her way with cats. The garbage can is not one of Tammy Hritz’s favorite hangouts. Bob Crouch Kathy Croy Karen Curler David Cycar Tom Day Diane Deacon Ralph Dccring Mark Dillow Melissa Dippo Lisa Domenosky Karen Donahue Michele Donahue Shawn Donovan Margaret Douglas Mark Draeger Robert Drumheller Jeff Duvernell Chris Effinger Kirt Effinger Joanne Eisert Robin Emmons Penny Enockson Joe Feich Sue Fickau Sophomores 103 Liz Titus, stunned as someone distracts her from class. John Uribe says, “I finally did it.” as he pops a wheely. Renee Figgc Penny Fischer Angie Fitzgerald Martin Fix Paul Fletcher Chris Ford Richard Formella Sue Foss Michele Fregien Mark Friedrich Joe Friedl Mike Furrcr Pat Gardner Richard Gardner Debra Geilfus Ken Gill Todd Gillete Mike Gitzlaff Amanda Glasenapp Jessie Glasenapp Jim Gougcr Robin Grieger Brian Gromiuk Richard Gruling 104 Sophomores Jane Gulrud Wendy Haase Kevin Hamm Kim Hamm Bonnie Hardtke Marie Hartman Mike Hassi John Heacox Lori Heil Sandy Helfenstein Tracey Helm Greg Hemm Lee Hengen Frank Hinca Jean Hochstetlcr Kim Hoffman Pam Hokamp Ron Hooker Chad Hoppe Brenda Hotz Jill Howard Jim Hritz Tammy Hritz Rob Hughes Joe Paskiewicz shows his talents at welding. Sophomores 105 Joan Hunkins Joanne Hurm Thomas Inzeo Tim Inzeo Ulf Jaegersberg Bill Jahns Tracy Jarowsky Julie Jensen Mary Jensen Jackie Jester Candy Johnson Cathy Johnson Kerry Jones Gay Jorgensen Carrie Jost Scott Kading Rick Kafka Rega Kamnik Robert Keller Tanya Kern Louise Kettner John Kibble Kim King Lora Kinjerski Those cookies sure look good Renee Figge. 106 Sophomores Listening to something funny, Jill Koller? Terri Kinowski David Kisncr Veronica Klein Mark Klcinhans Lydell Kluck Don Knautz Kevin Knippschild Kraig Knippschild Jackie Kniskern Cathy Koepsel Jill Koller Karen Kolpin Louise Konicczny Vicki Kowalicki Jon Kraatz Scott Krause Mark Krcger Pat Ksobicch Julie Labadie Carl Lang Jon Lcenhouts Mike Lesch Brad Leighton Mike Linton Sophomores 107 Has something caught your eye, Jim Gougcr? Tammy Hritz and Theresa Fuller take in a little card playing when there’s nothing else to do. Renee Lippit Vince Lianas Rod Lokcr Mary Luczak Todd Lundin Annette Luther Pat Lynch Colleen Lysaught Chris Lytle Lori MacBain Lucinda Marquardt Kathy Martens Jill Martin Gwen Masset Jeff Matysik Jim Mayotte Tim McGee Bob McKenzie Annette McMahon Sue Mcacham Lisa Mercier Robert Mercier Cindy Merrill Cindy Milewski 108 Sophomores Sandy Miller Rick Moedc Jim Moeller Marlene Monroe Chris Moon Lisa Morris Laura Movrich Mary Movrich Gerry Mueller Brad Naybert Bill Newkirk Cathy Noble Tom Oberholtzer Steve Odya Duane Orgas Jeff Pakenham Ray Pashke Joe Paskiewicz Dawn Patrick Lori Patton Patty Pestor Greg Peterson Jay Peterson John Peterson Wendee Anderson is working hard on her addition and subtraction. What are you laughing at Jill Armbrustcr? Sophomores 109 Tom Peterson Bob Pieper Frank Piscitcllo Jim Poe Wendy Ponko Pat Porter Joe Prah Mike Prasta Robin Rachwal Sandy Radtke Renae Recknagel Ken Rapp Julie Rausch Glen Ray Jill Reichow Chris Reiman Sharon Reinke Kelly Reith Tim Richardson Nancy Reising Laurie Riley Debby Roberts Kelly Roberts Ed Rodcr Mike Furrer sure has a pleasant grin. Don’t ya say? Being outside is alright with Lisa Domenosky. 110 Sophomores Chris Moon works hard as he makes his bowl. Another Mod 17, as Todd Gilletc vacuums the commons. Wayne Rohde Don Ross Peggy Rossetto Debby Rozek Neal Rudolph Dan Rucdiger Bret Sanders Brian Sargeant Dan Schaefer Tammy Schankey Peggy Schilling Lynn Schmidt Nancy Schmidt Tod Schrader Jean Schultz Tina Schultz Jim Schwcnn Jeff Selz Tom Seri Russell Serdynski Randy Shepherd Chris Sievert Alan Skibba Brenda Slaski Sophomores 111 Here are just a few of our brilliant sophomores showing their talents at holding up words. Jim Smith Bob Soneberg Jeff Sperle Karrie Spocrl Cindy Stair Todd Stair John Stemper Paul Stender Paul Stock Sue Stocks Howard Stoll Colleen Strader Renee Strebe Shanna Streeter Jim Stumpner Patti Suhm Colleen Sullivan Mike Sullivan Tom Tatrow Bruce Teutcberg Julie Thiesenhusen Tammy Thomas Roy Thornton Tony Thwing 112 Sophomores Tami Tiegs Steve Timm Liz Titus Tammy Titus Shayne Titze Dave Tuttle Todd Ulrikson Laurie Uren John Uribe Dennis Wagner Ross Wagner Pat Wappenschmidt Lisa Washicheck Debby Wastian Chris Wegner Kay Weier Jane Weston Barb Whitehouse Beth Whitstonc Karen Wietrzny Robert Wilkening Cal Williams Laura Wolter Mike Wood David Woyak David Wright Kurt Zarbock Jeff Zeitler Sophomores not pictured: Brian Brotherton Ken Curler Robert Frank Theresa Fuller Mike Ghode Barb Holloway Paul Jay Nino Lynch Steve Pawlak Karen Post Sue Prebil Robin Ross Joanne Selin Carey Wicker Don’t electrocute yourself Greg Hemm. Sophomores 113 FRESHMEN It isn’t easy to be the baby of the “family.” Sophomores tease you (after all, someone did that to them last year). Juniors smile tol- erantly at you. Seniors often ig- nore you completely, and teach- ers sigh and say “Freshmen!” How do you overcome such odds? The way all classes have overcome - by surviving the year and becoming a Sophomore. And just think, only one more year of supervised study! It was hard ad- justing to the modular schedule, but after a cycle, it was a snap! Checking out each others sched- ules to find out, who was free when and where to meet was hec- tic, but fun. But the Freshmen survived just like they will survive each year - with endurance! Freshman Class Officers: Jeff Dettinger, Treasurer; Sheri Davis, Presi- dent; Mike Tetzlaff, Vice President; Paula Collins, Secretary 114 Freshmen How’s the weather? Acheson, Connie L. Adam, Martin Adler, Susan Allen, Lawrence V. Andler, Tom M. Anich, Donna M. Anschutz, Judith L. Armbruster, Steve P. Baker, Duncan M. Bartholomew, Mike A. Baumann, Kurt M. Beckman, Shaun P. Bclland, Regina M. Bernick, Cindy L. Beutler, Jenean M. Beyer, Scott R. Bjorklund, Troy Blankenheim, Renee M. Bloechl, Jeffrey M. Bluhm, Lisa Bodanske, Laura Bornfleth, Teresa A. Bowey, Phil L. Brach, Michelle Freshmen 115 Brandemuehle, Heidi R. Browne, Susan K. Buckett, Amanda L. Bumgarner, Christopher Butler, Glenn P. Byrne, Tim P. Carl, Mike Casassa, Lisa M. Chapman, Sheila D. Chetney, Peggy L. Christensen, Melisa Cicero, Karen Collins, Paula J. Cone, Robert R. Congdon, Laura T. Congemi, Thomas J. Conroy, Kevin M. Craig, Colleen F. Crawley, John P. Crouch, Debbie L. Cyra, Steve Dailey, Brenda L. Dailey, Robert W. Daniels, Christel R 116 Freshmen The class of '81 “Fonz. Dentice, Lisa A. Dettinger, Jeff M. Devlin, William J. Dowdle, Curt W. Drewa, Robin Dunlop, Eric Duszynski, James K. Espinoza, Maria M. Feldmann, Elizabeth Fehlhaber, Lee D. Ferris, Paul Fix, Andrew Flores, Lois Ford, Mike S. Frank, Susan Franzen, Mary L. Fredrick, Jackie R. Frecls, James Freshmen 117 Gainer, David M. Galica, Jay C. Gardinier, Jim S. Gardner, Joanne J. Gedemer, Bill Geilfuss, Richard A. Gerbasi, Michael J. Gerber, Kim Gier, Wendy L. Goetz, Jeff S. Goff, Kathy Gogin, Colleen J. Graham, Beverly L. Grant, Michael J. Gronemus, Daniel E. Grevel, Monte T. Gulla, Geoff Gunderson, Dirk Haag, Kevin S. Haase, Sherry M. Hannon, Deborah L. Hardtke, Catherine A. Hardtke, Julie A. Hartenberger, William 118 Freshmen Karen and Terry hard at work. Harvcstinc, Karen Hass, Jeffrey W. Hastings, Scott R. Hein, William A. Heinig, Karen I. Hcling, Keith Hemm, David Henry, Craig A. Herron, David E. Hibbard, Laurie J. Hill, Brian R. Hokamp, Terry E. (0 Holloway, Larry D. Holtermann, Paul F. Hooker, Darrell Huebner, Todd Hunkins, Eric Hunkins, Roy E. Jensen, Daniel T. Johnson, Jeffrey L. Johnson, Jeffrey M. Johnson, Lisa Kainz, Angela Kalinowski, Scot J. Freshmen 119 Don’t be shocked! Karpinski, Kathy A. Keller, Barbara J. Kelly, Colleen Kemnitz, Anthony Kilpin, Patti A. King, Andrew King, Bernadine A. King, Kelly J. Kinjerski, Linda A. Kipperman, Steve T. Klokner, Sandra Koch, John W. Koelsch, Jodie L. Kolpin, Daniel Kostizky, Lorrie J. Kowalicki, Laurie L. Kramer, Daniel Kramer, Julie A. Krzewina, Cheryl L. Krzycki, Bryan C. Kummer, Kelly C. Kurth, Jay A. Kutnyak, June M. Labadie, Garrett D. 120 Freshmen Freshmen are always alert and attentive! Landers, Scott Lang, Ken J. Lange, Ken F. Larkin, Mike A. Larson, Kay M. LeClair, Mary D. Leonard, Susan L. Lepak, Lori R. Leppin, David R. Lesch, Jeffrey Leszynski, Donna Leutenegger, Karen Lindell, Linnea S. Lianas, David Lloyd, Dawn M. Lobcnhofer, Douglas Loker, Russell F. Love, Steve Lovell, James T. Madden, William J Madison, Debra L. Madison, Terry J. Malecki, Ann M. Maltzahn, Lori L. Freshmen 121 Maney, David Maney, Jeffrey Manthey, Lynn M. Markham, Debbie L. Massct, Gary H. Mathson, LuAnn Mattsen, Renee McDonald Dale D. McGraw, Mike S. McGuire, Brenda L. McKenzie, Lori E. McKenzie, Richard W. McMinn, Wendy M. McPhctridgc, James J. Meier, David M. Menger, Jill M. Metzger, Jeff It Moeller,Debbie L'.’ Moeller, Ronald Moore, Brian Mueller, Robert A. Murphy, Colin Nedza, Cindy L. Nevitt, Debbie S. No hiding in the locker bay, Josie! 122 Freshmen Peggy just loves gym. Newbury, Mike D. Norgel, Caroline J. Nowatske, Lory D. Nunley, Linda Ohren, Heidi Olson, Brian Olson, Michael Orcholski, Robert A. Ottman, Jackie M. Owen, Jackie M. Paeske, David K. Palmersheim, Jeffrey Pestor, William T. Peterson, Keith A. Phillips, Edward L. Pieper, Michael W. Pinterics, Brian J. Polacek, Scott T. Poole, Colleen Porter, Larry S. Porter, Lisa Prockniak, Tammy Prokop, Andrew Pugh, Glenn P. v Freshmen 123 Pulvermacher, Kimberly Rados, Richard P. Rageth, Debra J. Rath, Carrie D. Rauguth, Joseph T. Ready, Donald A. Regalia, Laurie A. Rchberg, Cindy Reinke, Lori B. Richardson, Sue M Rickard, Kevin P. Rick, Randy L. Riemann, Kelly J. Roamer, Charles A. Roberts, Lori E. Roder, Jane Roeber, William W. Rohmann, Susan Rosenbecker, Jay J. Rozek, Brenda M. Rozinski, Josephine P. Rudolph, Dennay L. Ruediger, Linda C. Runquist, Noelle M. 124 PLUMPERS' Rupcic, Tracey E. Sawejka, Sheri L. Schilling, James Schilling, John Schindler, Tom R. Schlitt, Lynda H. Schmidt, Joe M. Schneider, Jay Scholovich, Julie Schoolcraft, Rusty R. Schultz, Darren Schultz, Lawrence J. Schultz, William C. Schuster, Linda Schwallbach, Lisa Schwenn, Rick A. Semo, Robert J. Shepard, Nadine M. Shepard, Susan Shepherd, Patricia S. Shimkus, Karen L. Shouldice, Jeffrey N. Sievert, Carol L. Simon, Ellen B. Freshmen 125 Sitowski, Scott Skrepenski, Sara B. Smith, Kendall P. Slezowski, James E. Smyczek, Roseanne Snyder, Molly Sparks, Lisa Sperstad, Janet Spoerl, Richard A. Spridco, Denice Staedter, Ted J. Steele, Chris P. Stevens, Richard K Stogbauer, Wendy Strebe, Debra J. Strum, Tim C. Sugden, Sandra J. Sullivan, Catherine Thomas, Tane (0 Thompson, Dan E. Titus, Jessica Traver, Sharyl L. Trower, Walter G. Utrie, Margaret G. Vanderhei, Vince A. Vanderschaegen, Dennis P. Vertz, Ronald G. Volkmann, Heidi L. Wagner, Donna K. Wagner, Jeff M. Wallace, Laurie A Warner, Dale W. Wegner, Todd W. Weink, Wanda S. Wells, Timothy W. West, Damon E. Wilkening, Dean Williamson, David E. Windorski, Darryl R. Wojciechowski, Keith Wood, James D. Woyak, Daniel J. Yonke, Dawn M. Zergoski, Anthony Zick, John J. Zlindra, Susan Zwisler, Stasia V. Freshmen 127 We Are Music, And We Play The Songs Students who brought their talent to the MHS Music Department had their talents refined by these expert musicians. Here you could learn to toot a horn or sing a song. You say you have no musical talent? Perhaps you just never tried. These gentlemen can bring out the best in you. J. Ohm, C. Chapman, R. Underberg Hey! That sounds good! 130 Faculty Top row: P. Roeber, M. Tarantino, M. Kohl, R. Vick, V. Siders, B. Tamel, C. Lippert. Bottom row: W. Hoagland? D. Smith? T. Mainella? The English Dept, reflects knowledge of our basic daily activity - communi- cation. Here stu- dents learn to polish their language skills and are guided down the path of exciting literature. Reflec- tions of poetry, nov- els, writing - even nouns and verbs - it all came alive here. R e f 1 e c t • i o n s O f No, Mr. Hoagland, that was not an adverbial clause followed by a participial phrase. Faculty 131 YOU DRIVE US WILD WE’LL DRIVE YOU CRAZY Our high school wouldn’t be complete without our “crazy” drivers ed. dept. Students never tire of the humor and funny jokes of the D.E. teachers. But these gentlemen are very serious about teaching students how to drive well. They not only teach the skills of driving, but stress the responsibilities that go along with a drivers license such as no drinking while driving. They make U turn into a competent and defensive driver. A driver’s license? You’ve got to be kidding! 132 Faculty a e i o and u. A is for advanced study skills, e is for the great reading experience you get from taking speed reading and other reading courses from these two teachers, who willingly say, “I.O.U. all the help I can give you.” They help broaden student’s knowl- edge of the world through reading. Reading Teachers: L. Strom, S. Jensen Foreign Language Teachers: D. Simon, K. Trainor, S. Gowdy It’S A Small World After All Vas tust du? Muy bueno senor y senorita. If you didn’t take Ger- man or Spanish, these few words meant literally nothing to you. Our foreign language department will teach you the fundamentals of speaking and writing Spanish and German. Through the eyes of these three teachers, it is a “small world.” Faculty 133 Life Is Like That Let me see. Western Civilizations is a study of life back in the old west. U.S. History is a general look at the way life used to be. Minorities is the recipe we used for the melting pot. Right? The social studies department would certainly dis- agree with that statement, but they would set you straight on the main reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire, or the date of the first world war, and what the reasons were for the second world war. And they’ll even give you some in- sight into what it’s like to be a Mexican-Ameri- can in todays society. These and a variety of other interesting courses are offered by the MHS social studies department. Mr. Johnson. Is he smiling because he’s going to class, or because it is over? Standing: D. Kamoske, R. Brien, K. Chapman, D. Enright, J. Brenner. Seated: C. Camarda, M. Neu Mr. Lee must enjoy his job! 134 Faculty Mr. Trainor is up to his shirtsleeves in work. I don’t believe you answered that question! Is everyone ready to take notes? Faculty 135 Hocus Pocus Come cook your goose in the Home Ec. Dept. Ms. Peters, Mrs. Ascher, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Wallendahl have some great recipes. For those of you who have the special touch, you can put your talents to work at the sewing machine or interior decorating class. Then there are those who need a lesson in how to shop conservatively; the Con- sumer Ed. Course will help you here. These teachers help prepare us for the day when we’ll be on our own. Mrs. R. Clark Standing: C. Wallendahl Sitting: L. Peters, D. Ascher 136 Faculty Miracle Of Miracles The Science Dept, is the place to find out why the atomic number of aluminum is 13, and its atomic weight is 26.9815; or how about the difference between low stratus and cirrus clouds? If you’re into biology, you’ll find out what an amoeba is, and the different parts of a tomatoe cell. In our MHS Science depart- ment, you see and learn things you’ve never even dreamed of be- fore. “If I meet you in the cornfield, will you kiss me behind the ears?” M. Kraus, V. Archer, R. Douglas, J. Brown, P. Streby, S. Olson, J. Polacek, G. Bethke r Take one scoop tuna fish with five parts lettuce and two parts carrot, mix well with sulfur and record chemical reaction. Faculty 137 If You Need A Friend The special services department offered students an individualized study help program in any subject area. This year MHS had three social workers, each helping in their own special way. Ms. Manson served as area psycholgist, Mrs. Glasenapp as drug counselor, and Mr. Koch as social worker. L. Brown, F. Keeler, D. Steiner S. Manson, S. Glasenapp, M. Koch 138 Faculty “Jumping Jacks” performed by H. Nordentoft, C. Zitzner, J. Swan, W. Vehanen, K. Hensler Superstars The physical education teachers literally “exercise” their authority. In addition to learning such sports as basketball, volleyball, and baseball, students can even learn to square dance. Many choices are offered by the department, such as archery, badminton, handball, jogging, and self-defense. Mr. Swam and Miss Bartoszek also teach health classes to freshmen, so they grow up big and strong. Yes, these teachers are always “on the ball,” they “run” a great system, and they “throw” many choices to the students. K. Bartoszek Faculty 139 A Million To One The Math Department is very impor- tant to students, whether they are pre- paring for college, technical school, or learning how to balance their own checkbooks. To sum it all up, we couldn’t get along without them. Standing: P. Palmer, E. Nowicki, P. Streby Sitting: K. Erickson, J. Thielke, N. Sugden, E. Murphy. Mr. Sidie looks surprised to collect that homework. 140 Faculty We’re Takin’ Care Of Business The Business Department offers courses which are very useful, whether it be for future job train- ing or for personal use. Learn how to keep track of finances with a bookkeeping course; learn how to type, take shorthand, or work an office machine. These practical skills give our students a better chance to compete in the big world outside of school. C. Bronson, E. Mulholland, G. Johnson, G. Gowdy Mrs. Rands looks pleased with the results of that paper! Faculty 141 On Broadway The Speech and Drama Department at MHS has something special that makes it such a success. That “special something” is Mr. Heagle. Putting on two or three plays a year and training students for public speaking is no easy task, but our man meets those demands like the pro he is. If A Picture Paints A Thousand Words . . . A. Heagle relaxes on the set of “Frankenstein’ As evidenced by the art showcase on the first floor at MHS, these teachers bring out the best in our stu- dents. Drawing, painting, and clay are a few of the many things a student can learn here. Besides, where else can you get your hands all “goopy” without your mother scolding you? Now, this line right here . . .” suggests Mr. R. Rosenbeckcr to Mrs. H. Ohm. 142 Faculty The Handymen: R. Will, J. Nelson, T. Vassel, J. Warren, R. Wastian, R. Smedema, C. Harder Hey Baby, I’m Your Handy Man Do you know anything about woodworking, drafting, welding, how to fix your car? These men can help! You can learn anything from making a bookshelf to fixing your car. These men really are handymen. Faculty 143 w e C There were two words very famil- iar to the aides - “Quiet Down!” These ladies had a hard job keep- ing 1300 teenagers quiet, but they were always helpful to the students and teachers in every way possible. The bookends that held the li- brary together were Mrs. Rosen- becker and Mrs. Pearce. Wheth- er you went to the library to study, find material for a report, or a book for pleasure, our librar- ians were there to help. a n Resource Center Aides: B. Niegelsen, I. Hunter, M. Peterson, S. Smedema. H e 1 P Library Aide, J. Pearce and Librarian, D. Rosenbecker Study Hall Aides: N. Walejewski and B. Becker 144 Faculty The Writers Well organized and efficient are two terms that have been used to describe our secre- taries. They had a monumental amount of work to do daily to keep records straight, answer telephones, and help students and teachers. They are an im- portant part of keeping our school running smoothly. J. O’Connell, P. Pulver, J. Novotny, L. Machnik E. Kane Faculty 145 Masters Of Reality This year we had two new administrators: Mr. Kujawa, principal, and Dr. Jerome, Assistant Principal. Mr. Suther- land is also an Assistant Principal. Working together close- ly, these three did an excellent job of running the school and keeping things together. Mr. R. Sutherland, Asst. Principal Mr. A. Kujawa, MHS Principal Dr. S. Jerome, Asst. Principal 146 Faculty Show Me The Way The Guidance Office was the place to go to get help with class schedules, or with making decisions about jobs, college, or personal problems. Our guidance coun- selors managed to keep their “cool” and remain pleasant even though their work load was heavy. Faculty 147 w e 1 c o m e T 0 T h e M a c h • 1 n e Every day a new page of history is re- corded in the memories of the students at MHS. These memories of the past, hap- penings of the present, and events of the future are based around a very important team of people who head the school sys- tem. This team, the district administra- tors, are faced with the challenge of mak- ing decisions that effect all of us. Mr. D. Allmon, District media director Seated: G. Kniskern, Superintendent; M. Reddington, Food Service Supervisor. Standing: F. Subke, Business Affairs Director; W. Hendrickson, Building and Grounds Coordinator; G. Benedict, Curriculum Director; R. Lewis, Gifted and Talented Ed. Director; E. Hill, Special Services Director. 148 Faculty As Director of Media Services, Mr. Allmon is re- sponsible for all district printing and duplicating. His job includes supervision of aides, the library, and the audio-visual department. Mr. W. Herrmann, as Director of Vocational Ed., has many things to keep track of. His job involves federal funding programs, student work programs, coordinating career activities for the district, and acting as safety director. Mr. J. Dahle is our fearless athletic director. He organizes sports events, works with other confer- ence directors, makes speeches at pep assemblies, writes for the chief, and even sells candy bars for the M Club. He also did alot of work getting the new athletic complex underway, a project our dis- trict is proud of. Mr. W. Herrmann, Director of Vocaltion Ed. Faculty 149 Our Audio-Visual de- partment is kept busy every day setting up filmstrips, video tapes, and many other things for large groups, small groups, and class pro- jects. We are lucky at MHS to have the vari- ety and quantity of me- dia materials that make our learning more interesting and complete. Pick Up The Pieces A-V Staff: D. Allmon, J. Kalashian, E. Conroy, C. Harker Custodians: John Haddon, K. Jacobson, E. Szalcwski Picking up the pieces isn’t all our custodians do (even though they do a good job). They repair broken desks and chairs, lights, thermostats, and anything else that might be going wrong in the school. The best part is - they do it so cheerfully! We couldn’t manage without them. Custodians: D. Teske, C. Smith, D. Kncser, R. Wilkening 150 Faculty L. Burrow and R. Plotz Who knows what might happen to you on any given school day? Hopefully, we all make it through each day without accident or ill- ness, but when these things do happen, we are fortunate to have these two competent ladies to turn to. Most of us wouldn’t make it through the day without our cooks. These women start early each day preparing hot lunch and items for the ala carte line. There is always something good to eat and always enough. The Kitchen Crew: M. Stobber, M. Gedemer, K. Slaski. J. Ready, D. Szalewski, L. Pine s 0 m e t h 1 n g • s B u r n • i n g ! Faculty 151 Nobody Does It Better (Row 1) G. Mueller, N. Vega, L. White, S. Radtke, J. Himebaugh, V. Donovan (Row 2) D. Patrick, B. Dailey, K. Guterl, L. Landers, D. Jaske, J. Rozek, J. Whitstone, K. Rickard, T. Harker (Row 3) R. Grueling, L. Schlcft, S. Steinke, R. Dailey, C. Effinger, V. Klein, D. Fleischmann, J. Williams, B. Heinig, A. Deihn, R. McCarthy, C. Richardson, K. Hill, (Row 4) D. Heling, T. Huebncr, S. Linton, K. Thompson, V. Underberg, S. Stocks, C. Stair, Mrs. Tarantino (advisor). Co Editors Jodi Williams Vicki Underberg Nick Vega Business Front Cover Jenny Whitstone Sports Section Chris Effinger Dawn Patrick Veronica Klein Kathy Hill Clubs Section . . . . Rosanne McCarthy Lisa Landers Cory Richardson Karen Guterl Faculty Section Vicki Underberg Kathy Thompson Special Events . . . Vicki Underberg Nick Vega Jodi Williams Senior Class Jeff Himebauch Steve Radtke Lisa White Amy Diehn Barb Heinig Junior Class .... Dodi Fleischmann Sue Linton Tami Huebner Karen Rickard Jackie Rozek Debbie Heling Sophmore Class . . . Sue Stocks Cindy Stair Freshman Class Brenda Dailey Robin Dailey Linda Schleft Photo Editor Vicki Donovan Arrow Club: The Arrow Staff had their yearly struggle and hours of hard work, not new to them, to complete the latest edition of the MHS annual. Thanks to Mrs. Tarantino and Mr. Whittemore and the energetic staff members, the book was successfully completed. Although at times the work gets hectic, they somehow pulled through. The members strive for new ideas and differ- ent ways or arranging to make the annual something special; and that’s very important to the staff because these are cherished memories for years to come. The effort and long hours are always rewarding in the end! Your Smiling Face Photography Club: The Photography Club is responsi- ble for taking so many of those great pictures that make our annual so special. You will always find them where the action is, ready to take some incriminating shots. So, when you least expect it ... expect it! Mr. Mainella (advisor), Jeff Krumrei, Vicki Donovan, Vic Gulla Clubs 157 Using The Power Student Government: Student Government has spon- sored many activities this year. A few events were dress up day, and the usual gold and blue day. They were active during the homecom- ing week, as usual, which made it more fun. For the Thanksgiving week, they sponsored a food drive for the needy. The student body must give them credit for giving of their time to improve the school, and for representing the classes. Keep up the good work! Second Hand News Pow Wow: Do “Bus line hazardous,” “Alas poor Yorick,” and “New Stadium gets good review,” sound familiar? They should, because they were some of the great articles that the Pow Wow put out this year. The dedicated members work hard to present us with an interesting and informative school paper. The Pow Wow is put out every month, and enjoyed by both the student body and the staff. We are lucky to have such good reporters. What’s the lat- est gossip? (Row 1) G. Peterson, Mr. Smith (Advisor); (Row 2) M. Gardner, L. White, P. Collins, J. Dettinger, S. Davis; (Row 3) S. Radtke, J. Himebauch, V. Lorentz, M. Tctzloff, J. Schmidt, T. Kemnitz; (Row 4) N. Vega, T. Harker, M. Lundin, L. LcClair, D. Domenosky; (Row 5) B. Heinig, C. Grunewald, L. Kamnik, D. Anich; (Row 6) G. Brown, J. Jensen, K. Heinig, D. Kelly, T. Huebncr; (Row 7) S. Stock, G. Crawley, J. Bertram, C. Lytle; (Row 8) S. Chapman, K. Bcthke, J. Armbruster, M. Andler. (Row 1) Mr. Vick (Advisor); (Row 2) J. Krumrie, V. Gulla, S. Jensen, S. Radtke, S. Leonard, J. Leenhouts; (Row 3) K. Strombeck, K. Kober, V. Donovan, L. Glassnap, M. Gardner, K. Hill, D. Knautz, D. Patrick, M. Wolfe; (Row 4) C. Effingcr, B. Kelly, S. Radtke, R. Hughes 158 Clubs Smarty Pants (Row 1) S. Jensen, M. Gardner, V. Donovan, C. Schoolcraft, L. Klein, V. Lorenz. (Row 2) E. Schultz, V. Gulla, C. Wojtasiak. (Row 3) P. Lcwendowski, N. Vega, K. Kummer, S. Chapman, S. Rathke, J. Klusendorf, J. Lepine, V. Keller, J. Crawley, L. Hooker National Honor Society: The members of the N.H.S. are the students who have kept a high grade point and have recommendations from staff members. They strive hard for this, and certainly deserve it. It is a worthwhile goal to reach. Maybe you have noticed the N.H.S. members sell- ing at concession stands at our Basket- ball games. Clubs 159 (Row 1) E. Simon. L. Hibbard. R Keller. J. Allen. J. Fisher. M. Devlin. Ms. Olsen (Advisor). (Row 2) T. Strum, J. Mueller, D. Cypcar, R. Usser, M. Aubcrt, J. Sperle, J. Kummer, K. Weir, J. Kniskcrn, K. Zarbock, (Row 3) S. Radtke, V. Donovan, S. Bocbel, S. Leonard, J. Kleusendorf, B. Walsh, M. Foley. American Field Service: (AFS) promotes the exchange A Long Long Way From Home of students from various coun- tries with American High School, such as ours. AFS works through scholarships for Senior year High School stu- dents. This year, the AFS stu- dents are Rika Usser from Holland, and Mark Aubert from Peru. This is a great op- portunity for students between 16 and 18 years old to enjoy a year, or just a summer, to learn about foreign lands and cul- ture. The club is also known for other things such as: PIZ- ZA! If you are interested in learning about different areas of the world, join A.F.S. and support the exchange students. Our AFS Students from Peru and Holland. 160 Clubs I Don’t Want No Clever Conversations . . . (Row 1) N. Ward, D. Darga, C. McKenna, J. Armbrustcr, L. Huisman, B. Orcholski, Ms. Simons (advisor) (Row 2) S. Radtke, A. King, T. Ubrickson, J. Kniskern, C. Brunner. The students who join the Spanish Club are interested in learning about the Span- ish language and culture. They’re big project for the year is their annual dinner where they enjoy good food at a Spanish restaurant. (Row 1) M. Gitzlaff, B. Deneen. (Row 2) G. Friedrich, C. Lytle, S Meachum, R. Grueling, Mr. Trainor (Advisor). German Club: The German Club has been very active this year. They went to the Per- forming Arts Center in November to see a song and dance performance by a German group. To raise money for their trip to Germany, they spon- sored the St. Patrick’s Day Dance and had a candy sale in the fall. Clubs 161 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica: FHA is an active group of stu- dents centering their goals on helping the community and improving the home. They are not just “Beck home-Ecky’s,” but they promote leadership and citizenship. They have helped the less fortunate, such as Muscular Dystrophy and the M.O.D. in some of their community projects. FHA Members Hard At Work Looks Like We Made It (Row I) R. McCarthy, M. Jaquith, J.Selz, D. Billings, C. Gogin, L. Landers, K. Guterl, D. Pcstor, (Row 2) Ms. Wallendahl, (advisor), C. Richardson, C. Adam, K. Bluhm, B. Rapp, M. Wolfe, T. Wilkening 162 Clubs Future Business Leaders Of America: FBLA members are busy learning about the business world. Every month they hold a meeting to ex- pand knowledge. Money is earned through the running of the book- store. During the school year. State Regional Championships are held. The participants may compete in the areas of accounting, record keeping, and other business skills. This practice is much needed exper- ience if they wish to be active some- day in the business world. (Row 1) T. Strum, J. Manke, P. Morris, L. White, A. Dichn; (Row 2) L. Swan, S. Stcinkc, L. Drahonovsky, R. Dailey, L. Lepak; (Row 3) K. Kufalk, D. Zietler, M. Desmonie, M. LeClair, S. Zergoski, J. Smith, J. Ginster, L. Wendt, D. Imme, Mr. Johnson (Advisor) (Row 1) D. Rageth, K. Hardtke, J. Stumpner, J. Stumpner, T. McGuire, (Row 2) C. Hardtke, F. Flores, V. Gulla, C. Chapman, (Row 3) M. Glassnap, L. Glassnap, S. Radtke, N. Vega, S. Nordcn- toft, K. Zarbock, (Row 4) B. Hardtke, H. Brucscr, J. Himebaught, K. Vandermale, S. Jensen, J. Sperle, (Row 5) M. Tctzlaff, J. Jensen, A. Fitzgerald, A. Deihn, J. Thiesenhusen, J. Glassnap, (Row 6) T. Sperstad, K. Hill, L. Wilber, R. Schultz, L. Davis, J. Kainz Keys Of Life Key Club: Key Club has been growing every year in membership, including both males and females. This or- ganization is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The members of the K-Club are actively involved in community projects. One of the projects includes showing movies on Saturdays at the high school. Clubs 163 Be True To Your School (Row 1) J. Karlinsky, M. FIcury, T. Harker, D. Fischer, B. Kelly, (Row 2) A. Fitzgerald, J. Jensen, J. Fisher. D. Armstrong, H. Bruesser, M. Glassnap, K. Hill, M. Gardner, (Row 3) S. Kazmierski, C. Adler, M. Pisarek, D. Samuels, J. Kummer, L. Swan, C. Butler, J. Crawley, S. Jensen, J. Ragcth, R. Rageth, (Row 4) L. Talaska, C. Wojtasick, B. Heinig, S. Wegner, S. Chapman, J. Larkin, N. Smedema, J. Milligan, M. Small, (Row 5) S. Schafer, C. Luther, R. Brost, B. Burke, K. O’Connell, S. Pokwinski, B. Effinger, T. Sperstad, D. Adamski, C. Jahn “M” Club: The M-Club consists of about forty students who have lettered in a sport at MHS. Meetings are held to promote fellowship and to encourage greater support for athletic pro- grams by fund-raising events. An annual ban- quet is held each spring for those with mention- able achievements in their area of sports. With a lpt of concentration and practice, we may end up with some superstars. Mr. Dahle and Fans! 164 Clubs Chess Club: This years chess club is not very large, but it is still a good club for those who enjoy the game. The club offers activities for its members during and after school. Go beat ’em boys!! P 1 a y Riders To The Stars B. Hill, T. Huebner, T. Kemnitz, Mr. Streby (advisor) Eric Dunlap, P. Holter- mann This year’s science club consists of curious stu- dents who want to expand their scientific interests. They have toured scienti- fic institutions, and have enjoyed listening to guest speakers. The young sci- entists explore in many areas and share their re- sults in scientific activi- ties and experiements. Clubs 165 Handy Man Auto Club: L Shudy, L. Hooker, Scott Bovee, Steve Bovee, T. Berg, L. Pestor, D. Bartholo- mew, B. Pestor, M. Ferris, B. Rathke, R. Moeller, Mr. Nelson (advisor). Radio Club: R. Feich, M. Gitzlaff, R. Hooker, Mr. Architecture Club: G. Domino, Mr. Warren (advisor), S. Titze, G. Jorgen Harder (advisor). son J- Teske. 166 Clubs Welding Club: (Row 1) M. Ferris, B. Rathke, S. Crouch, L. Pestor (Row 2) Mr. Will (advisor), S. Bovee, J. Feich. Metals Club: R. Rathke, S. Bovcc, M. Ferris, R. Peterson, Mr. Wastian (Advisor) VICA. VICA is a large club with many students in different areas of Vocational Industrial learning, such as: Architectur- al, Metals, Automobiles, and Radios. It helps develop inter- est and skill in desired areas. This experience comes in handy in the years to come. Each year students compete in the State Skill Olympics Con- test in their areas of interest. Slip Slidirf Away As always, this years ski club attracted a large number of members. Each year, the club goes through many downfalls, (or should we say fall downs). They must tackle the forces of mother nature, and the fear of looking down Bunnyhill. Unlike last year, there is plenty of snow, and it comes with bitter cold. They freeze to their skies and return as Human popsicles. But all in all, it is a terrific club because they have lots of fun in the process. Ski Club (Alphabetical Order): S. Agne, M. Aubert, D. Barber, T. Bergsma, Y. Bjorkland, G. Butler, B. Chattcrton, M. Chetney, D. Clement, C. Demont, A. Diehn, B A. Diehn, B. Dobrosc, M. Dobrose, C. Domino. K. Donahue, J. Donovan, J. Donovan, C. Effinger, L. Falvey, M. Foley, M. Fregien, R. Gold, R. Gold, K. Grey, K. Hansen, T. Harker, H. Craig, B. Hill, J. Himcbauch, T. Hock, T. Hucbner, J. Kainz, S. Kemp. B. King, D. Kipperman, J. Klussendorf, W. Knippschild, J. Leenhouts, K. Leutcncgger, M. Linton, D. Lobcn- hofer, T. Madison, A. Maxficld, S. Maxfield, D. Meier, D. Milburn, B. Mixdorf, J. Mueller, L. Nunley, B. Olson, S. Olson, K. Packard, L. Paris, D. Patrick, G. Peterson, J. Peterson, B. Pieper, M. Pieper, S. Radtke, J. Reichow, K. Riesing, R. Rittcn, R. Schultz, T. Slezewski, M. Sparby, P. Stock, L. Swan. M. Tetzlaff, T. Tiegs, D. Tuttle, T. Ulrickson, J. Uribe, Rika Usser, K. Vandcrmale, B. Wagner, J. Wagner, J. Walejewski, B. Welsh, B. Walsh, D. Wastian, J. Whitehaus, L. Wilbur, L. Wolter, K. Zarbock, S. Zergoski, S. Bocbel, V. Klein, J. Pakenham, J. Streby, J. Schwenn, N. Vega, L. Nowatske, M. Olson, C. Roamer, V. Donovan, L. Cassasa. (Advisors: J. Brow n, K. Trainor) Clubs 167 Everybody Wants A Piece Of The Action . . . Drama Club: Row 1 T. Huebner, D. Patrick, L. Umland, B. Whitestone, B. Kelly, J. Fischer. C. Gruncwald, T. Tiegs, (Row 2) C. Effinger, V. Klein, S. Boebel, L. Glassnapp, T. Oberholtzer, J. Sperle, (Row 3) D. Kelly, K. Wicr, S. Radtke, P. Curler, C. Hunnicutt, J. Allen, R. Gold, J. Klussendorf, V. Donovan Drama Club The Drama CLub is a group of talented students who support the production of the plays that we all enjoy. Many of the mem- bers are actors and actresses themselves, and very good ones! This year they held a costume dance in October, and they put on the play “Frankenstein”. Another terrific play was “M.A.S.H.” To raise money, you can always find them luring the dieters with their bake sales. 168 Clubs H (Row 1) S. Boebel, K. Hansen, D. Feeder, M. Wolfe, B. Kelly, C. Hunnicutt, T. Obcrholtzer, (Row 2) B. Whitstone, J. Fisher, J. Allen, J. Sperle (Row 3) D. Patrick, C. Hffingcr, G. Mueller, J. Hood, W. Rohde, J. Klusscndorf, K. Oswalt. Jive Talking Forensics: The members of the forensic team compete against other schools on an individual basis. A member’s speech may be on storytelling, prose, declaration, 4-minute speech, or play acting. The individual may receive special rec- ognition for his speech, such as a ribbon, med- al or even a trophy. Talk it up! Debate Club: (Row 1) D. Leeder, D. Patrick, (Row 2) D. Kelly, E. Feldmann, R. Hughes, W. Rohde, M. Herman, C. Hunnicutt, V. Donovan, C. Siedschlag Clubs 169 Make Your Own SYMPHONIC BAND: Sue Agne Flutes Debbie Barber Margaret Bronson Kathy Croy Georgia Brown Lori Davis Christy Chrisman Lorcna Drahonovsky Marie Ferris Lynn Figge Jeanne Gross Jill Klussendorf Connie Grunewald Wendy Knippschild Kristy Hansen Jackie Kniskern Debbie Hcling Vicki Lorentz Kathy Hill Jayne Pollock Diane Jaske Karen Rickard Vicki Keller Kim Roberts Karen Kufalk Jackie Rozek Jane Lepine Janet Radtke Chris Lytle Sue Stocks Sue Meachum Nancy Ward Julie Pakenham Kim Wegner Mary Pisarek Tracy Wilkening Sandy Radtke Alto Clarinet Janice Strebc Laura Kamnik Kathy Thompson Jerry Mueller Kathy Mentzer Bass Clarinet Oboe Linda Klein Vicki Underberg Caroline Wegner Pat Wappcnschmidt Alto Sax Bassoon Scott Chapman Karen Chrisman Jeff Himebauch Gerriann Crawley Debbie Stigler Fb Clarinet Jon Teutcrberg Denise Madison Tenor Sax Clarinet Colleen McKenna Tami Ulesich Karl Bethke Baritone Sax Mike Ferris Dodi Fleischmann John Kainz Tami Huebner Dave Milburn French Horn Jeff Patrick Janet Bertram Bob Rathke Pam Curler Paul Staddlcr Julie Jensen Jim Wappcnschmidt Terri Mulholland Dave Warnes Ken Oswalt Baritone Gail Sattler Scott Boebel Cornet Brad Kern Bob Burke Steve Radtke Jane Crawley Bass Dave Harris Bob Hoover Don Hemm Jon Leenhouts Berry Holat Bill Prcbil Rod Holtz Don Strickler Kerry Jones Percussion Scott Keller Allen Cobb Gary Luedtke Mike Dobrose John Martin Joe Donovan Brad Naybert Dick Formella Ed Schmidt Terry Gallina DuWayne Smith Tim Krause Dan Strader Tim McGee Nick Vega Robin Rachwal Jim Whitchouse John Stemper Kurt Zarbock John Walejeuski Craig Knippschild String Bass Rick Schultz Todd Gallina Trombone 170 Clubs Kind of Music Wind Ensemble Kahty Martin Jay Rosenbccker Piccolo Ellen Simon Jeff Selz Maragret Utrie Renee Strcbc John Uribe Flute Jodie Kolsch Dick Gunderson Debbie Markham Heidi Teuterbcrg Mike Hassi Maragret Utrie Lori Reinke Mark Draeger Renee Figge Laura Wolter French Horn Laurie Uren Judy Anschutz Tony Kemnitz Donna Anich Alto Clarinet Debbie Madison Mandy Glassnap Cindy Rehberg Trombone Kelly Roberts Jill Armbruster Robbin Hughes Kathy Karpinski Nadine Shepard Greg Butler Paula Collins Bass Clarinet Todd Wegner Lisa Casassa David Hemm Dan Thompson Sandra Sugden Melissa Dippo Jeff Dettingcr Bonnie Hardtke Sue Fickau Baritone Heidi Volkmann Alto Sax Todd Ulriedson Colleen Craig Mike Tetzlaff Dave Tuttle Angie Fitzergcrald Joel Prah Larry Porter Julia Scholovich Jeff Goetz Bass Oboe Ken Lang Duncan Baker Sue Shepard William Roeber Jeff Johnson Craig Henry Tenor Sax Scott Krause Bassoon Eric Dunlap Timpani Sheri Davis Angela Kainz Jill Roller Clarinets Todd Lundin Percussion Laurie Hibbard Baritone Sax Barb Keller Wanda Wcink Myles Brown Beth Whitstone Wendy McMinn Trumpet-Cornet Randy Reik Connie Acheson Lisa Bluhm Greg Hemm Debbie Hannon Noel Rungquist Cal Williams Donna Clements Bob Orcholski Karen Hcining Larry Schultz Lisa Morris Jack Koch Color Guard And Twirlers Color Guard: (Row 1) L. Klein, K. Wegner, D. Jaske, K. Thompson, T. Huebner, L. Kamnick, T. Mullholland, S. Stocks, K. Hansen (Row 2) L. Drahonovsky, J. Strebe, K. Twirler-Laura Wolter Kufalk, J. Pakenham, D. Heling, D. Fleischmann, V. Underberg, P. Wappenschmidt J. Armbruster, R. Emmons, P. Collins, K. Agne, B. Chatterton, R. Figge, A. Fitzgerald. Twirler-Sue Meachum 172 Clubs Pom-Pon Squad 2: Back: L. Tuttle, L. Figge, S. Rathke, L. Huisman, M. Dippo, S. Finke, C. Chrisman, M. Ferris. Front: D. Darga, R. Rachwal, K. Chrisman, K. Kazmierski, C. Schoolcraft, J. Rozek, K. Rickard, G. Saltier, N. Ward. Spirit Of America Pom-Pon Squad 1: A. Kainz, D. Anich, S. Sugden, C. Craig, E. Simon, J. Roder Clubs 173 Concert Band Flutes Karen Leutenegger Katie Agnc Karen Shimkus Josephine Rozinski Karen Donohue Sana Borrow Lisa Sparks Clarinets Scott Sijawskj Sandy Miller Annette Luther Colleen Strader Michelle Brach Jane Rodcr Regina Bclland Alto Sax Kevin Knippschild Brenda Dailey Tim Byrne Baritone Janet Sperstad Trumpets Paul Holtermann Lorrie Kositzky Richard Rados Kevin Rickard Martin Fix Paul Ferris Randy Vertz Dean Wilkening Rusty Schoolcraft Chuck Roancr Trombones Jeff Pakenham James McPhetridge Dave Williamson John Crawley Dave Meir Will Heim Bass Bob Mueller Scott Krause Percussion Dave Paeske Ray Paske Richard Stevens Keith Keling David Darga Jessi Glassnapp 174 Clubs Pep Band: J. Bertram, L. Bluhm, G. Brown, L. Cassassa, L. Davis, S. Davis, J. Donovan, L. Drahonouski, L. Figge, T. Gallina, T. Gallina, C. Grunewald, D. Hannon, K. Hansen, D. Hemm, D. Hemm, L. Hibbard, J. Himcbauch, J. Kainz, S. Keller, V. Keller, J. Klusscndorf, W. Knippschild, J. Leenhouts, J. Lepine, K. Leutenegger, C. Lytle, D. Markham, C. McKenna, S. Meachum, J. Mcullcr, S. Milburn, B. Naybcrt, B. Orcholski, J. Pakenham, J. Patrick, S. Radtke, B. Rathke, K. Roberts, N. Runguist, J. Stempcr, D. Stiglcr, S. Stocks, M. Tetzloff, J. Teuterberg, K. Thompson, V. Underberg, M. Utrie, N. Vega, J. Walcjcwski, J. Wappcnschmidt, N. Ward, T. Wilkening Play That Funky Music Jazz Band: S. Boebel, L. Bluhm, L. Davis, T. Gallina, T. Gallina, D. Hemm, J. Kainz, B. Kern, S. Krause, K. Lang, T. Lundin, C. McKenna, B. Orcholski, N. Runguist, E. Schmidt, N. Sheperd, J. Stemper, S. Stigler, S. Strader, D. Stickler, M. Tetzloff, J. Teutrerberg, T. Ulrickson. V. Underberg, N. Vega, J. Wappensch- midt, K. Wegner Clubs 175 Girls Glee: (Row I) N. Ricsing, S. Tatrow, N. Ligman, K. Huth, T. Teigs, L. Schleft, J. Radtke, k. Blankenhein, B. Whitehouse, G. Friedrich, L. Roberts, K. Pulvermacher; (Row 2) B. Flores, P. Shilling, M. LeCIair, C. Lysaught, C. Craig, L. Reinke, L. Nowatski, J. Spewack, D. Deacon, D. Rchberg, D. Roberts, C. Johnson; (Row 3) D. Regeth, K. Rcising, L. Swenson, S. Sievert, T. Bornfleth, J. Howard, B. Rozck, C. Gogin, C. Gerber, L. Umland. Chamber Singers: Row 1: V. Underberg, K. Armstrong, H. Brueser, W. Carow, L. Davis, C. Gruncwald, J. Klussendorf, S. Finke, J. Suhm, S. Tatrow, V. Lorenz, K. Thompson; Row 2: D. Russ, C. Chapman, G. Pagcl, D. Harris, R. Hughes, K. Wustmann, D. Warnes, T. Gallina, J. Martin, B. Miller, J. Mueller. Clubs 177 AFS One of the AFS Students this year is Rika Usser. Her Dutch name is Rinkje. She’s from Holland, where at- tending school is a lot different from Mukwonago. Her school in Holland had open campus, and a nine-hour day. The school board and teachers decide the classes to offer andjstudents have the same classes the whole year. Rika plans to go to college next year in the Netherlands, which will take her three years. She may come back to the states and at- tend college for a year when she’s done in the Netherlands. 178 Rika Usser Students Mark Aubert is the other AFS Student this year. He’s from Peru, which is in the west part of South America. The school system here is a lot different for Mark to adjust to also. In Peru, he’s accustomed to wearing a uniform, having a short hair cut, attending school with only males, and not having near as much free time. Mark likes our system better be- cause the students are free, inde- pendent, and can study when they wish to. In Peru he had to study the whole day. Mark believes that having free time will help the sutdents be bet- ter prepared for their future. Mark Aubert 179 Special Recognition Rappin’ time. The Arrow Staff would like to give special recognition to a special person for a particularly special reason. The person is Mr. Anson Heagle. This man gives time and effort to his work and to his students far above the so-called “call of duty.” The special reason is not just for what he does, but how he does it. He cares! And he shows it! We on the yearbook staff agree with Mr. Heagle’s work to promote an attitude of self-respect, unity, and interest in ourselves and our school. We know the entire school joins us in saying, “Thanks, Mr. Heagle. We’re glad you’re here at MHS.” Mr. Heagle and his favorite sidekick, Diana Heagle. Mr. Heagle promotes enthusiasm at the Homecoming pep rally. 180 Mr. Heagle Our Thanks To . . . Mr. Mainella and his photographers, Jeff Krumrei, Vic Gulla, and Vicki Donovan, deserve a special thank you from the annual staff. Even though we “Bugged” them for pictures, they never lost their patience and always came through with what we needed to complete this yearbook. Ken Whittemore, the representative from Jostens American Yearbook Company, has been a tremendous help to the Arrow Staff. He was there to organize, teach, sometimes prod (those deadlines!), and give us encouragement when needed. Thanks, Mr. Whittemore! 181 Seniors With Honors. Valedictorian, Linda Klein and Salutatorian, Paul Lewandowski Badger State Representatives: Steve Radtke, Mary Gardner, Scott Jensen, Lori Davis Top ten-percent: (Alphabetical order) Alan Barr Scott Chapman Christy Chrisman Jane Crawley Lora Davis Marsha Desmonie Vickie Donovan Mary Gardner Victor Gulla Barbara Hcinig Lynette Hooker Scott Jensen Bette Jerich Victoria Keller Jill Klussendorf Keith Kummer Jane Lepine Vickie Lorentz Steven Radtke Carol Schoolcraft Eric Schultz Raymond Thornton Lynn Voellings Nicholas Vega Colleen Wojtasiak Kevin Wustmann Index FRESHMEN: Achcson. Connie L. - 30. 115, 171 Adam. Martin - 115 Adler, Susan - 115, 31 Allen, Lawerencc V. - 29. 115 Andler, Tom M. - 37, 115 Anich, Donna M. - 31, 39. 115, 158, 171. 173 Anschutz, Judy P. - 115, 171 Armbruster, Steve - 115 Arnold. Sheri T. - Baker, Duncan M. - 29, 115, 171 Bartholomew, Mike A. - 115 Bauman, Kurt M. - 37, 115 Beckmcn, Shaun P. - 115 Bclland, Regina M. - 115 Bcranck, Charles - Bcrnick, Cindy - 115 Bcutler, Jcncan - 115 Beyer, Scott R . - 29, 115 Bjorklund, Troy - 115 Blankenheim, Renee - 115, 176 Blocchl, Jeffrey - 115 Bluhm, Lisa - 115, 171, 175 Bodanskc, Laura - 115 Bornfleth, Teresa - 115, 176 Bowey, Phil - 115 Brach, Michelle - 39. 115, 174 Brandemuehl, Heidi - 39, 116 Browne, Susan - 116 Buckctt, Amanda - 116 Bumgarner, Christopher - 116 Butler. Glenn - 116 Burne, Tim - 116, 32, 167 Cassassa, Lisa - 116, 167, 171, 175 Chapman, Shelia - 116 Chetncy, Peggy - 116, 123 Christensen, Mclisa - 39, 116 Cicero, Karen - 116 Collins, Paula - 116, 158, 160, 171, 172 Cone, Robert - 116 Congdon, Laura - 116 Congemi, Thomas - 116 Conroy, Kevin - 42, 116 Craig, Colleen - 116. 171, 173, 176 Crawley, John - 29, 116, 174 Crouch, Debbie - 116 Cyra, Steve - 37, 116 Dailey, Brenda - 116, 156, 174 Dailey, Robert - 29, 116 Daniels, Christcl - 116 Darga, David - 177, 127, 174 Davis. Sharon - 31, 117, 114, 158, 163, 171, 175 Dcback, Dean - 37, 117 Decring, Jennifer - 117 Dcmont, Cheri - 117, 167 Dcmont, Dana - 117, 122 Dentice, Lisa - 117 Dcttingcr, Jeff - 114, 117, 158, 171 Devlin, William - 42, 117 Dwodlc, Curt - 29, 117 Drewa, Robin - 117 Dunlop, Eric - 117, 165, 171 Duszynski, James - 34. 117 Espinosa, Marie - 117, 126 Fcldmann, Elizabeth - 25. 117, 169 Fehlhaber, Lee - 117 Ferguson, Dan - Ferris, Paul - 117, 174 Fcttig, Jackie Fix, Andrew - 117, 120, 174 Flores. Beth - 117. 163. 176 Ford, Mike - 117 Frank, Susan - 117 Franzcn, Mary - 117 Fredrick. Jackie - 117 Freels, James - 117, 122 Gainer, David - 29, 118 Galica, Jay - 118 Gardinier, Jim - 118 Gardner, Joanne - 118 Gedemer, Bill - 37, 118 Geif, Ronald - 182 Honored Seniors Gcilfuss, Richard - 29, 42. 118 Gcrbasi, Michael - 118 Gerber, Kim - 118 Gier, Wendy - 118 Goetz, Jeff - 118, 171 Goff, Kathy - 118 Gogin, Colleen - 118 Graham. Beverly - 25, 118 Grant, Michael - 118 Grocholski, Elizabeth - Gronemus, Daniel - 37, 118 Grevel, Monte - 118 Gulla, Geoff - 118 Gunderson, Dirk - 118, 171 Haag, Kevin - 29, 37, 118 Haas, Steven - 29 Haase, Sherry - 115, 118 Hannon. Deborah - 118, 171, 175 Hardtke, Catherine - 40, 118, 163 Hardtke, Julie - 40, 118, 163 Hartenberger, William - 118 Harvcstinc, Karen - 119 Hass, Jeffrey - 119 Hastings, Scott - 119 Hein, William - 119, 174 Heining, Karen - 39, 119, 158, 171 Hcling, Keith - 119 Hemm, David - 119, 171, 175 Henry, Craig - 32, 119, 171 Herron, David - 37. 119 Hibbard, Laurie - 119, 160, 171, 175 Hill, Brian - 119, 165, 167 Hokamp, Terry - 119 Holloway, Larry - 119, Holtcrmann, Paul - 119, 165, 174 Hooker, Darrell - 119 Huebner, Todd - 119, 165 Hunkins, Eric - 29, 119 Hunkins. Roy - 42. 119 Huth, Kim, 176 Jensen, Daniel - 29, 37, 119 Johnson. Jeffrey L. - 29, 42. 119, 126, 171 Johnson. Jeffrey M. - 119 Johnson, Lisa - 119 Kainz, Angela - 39. 115, 119, 171, 173 Kalinowski, Scot - 119 Karpinski, Kathy - 120, 171 Keller, Barbara - 120, 160, 171 Kelly, Colleen - 120 Kemitz, Anthony - 29, 120, 165, 171 Kilpin, Patti - 120 King, Andrew - 29, 120 King, Bcrnadinc - 120, 167 King, Kelly - 120 Kinjerski, Linda - 120 Kipperman, Steve - 120 Klokncr, Sandra - 40, 120 Koch, John - 120, 171 Koelsch, Jodie - 25, 120. 171 Kolpin, Daniel - 120 Kositzky, Lorrie - 120, 174 Kowalicki, Laurie - 120 Kramer, Daniel - 120 Kramer, Julie - 120 Krzewina, Cheryl - 120 Krzyeki, Bryan 29, 37, 120 Kummer, Kelly - 40, 120 Kurth, Jay - 120 Kutnyak, June - 120 Labadie, Garrett - 120 Landers, Scott - 121 Lang, Ken - 121, 171, 175 Lange, Ken - 121 Larkin, Mike - 121 Larson, May - 121 Lc Clair, Mary - 39, 121, 163, 176 Leonard, Susan - 121 Lepak, Lori - 121 Leppin, David - 29, 37, 121 Lcsch, Jeff - 29, 121 Leszynski, Donna - 117, 121 Lcutcncggcr, Karen - 119, 121, 167, 174, 175 Lindell, Linnea • 121 Lianas. David - 121 Lloyd, Dawn - 121 Lobenhofer, Doug - 121, 167 Lokcr, Russell - 29. 42, 121 Love. Steve - 121 Lovell, James - 42, 121 Luedtke, Kenneth - Madden, William - 29. 42. 121. 123 Madison, Debra - 121. 171 Madison. Terry - 121, 167 Malccki, Ann - 121 Maltzahn, Lori - 121 Mancy, David - 122 Maney, Jeffrey - 37, 122 Manthey, Lynn - 122 Markham, Debbie - 122, 171, 175 Masset, Gary - 42, 122 Mathews, Yvonne - Mathson, Luann - 122 Mattsen, Renee - 118, 122 McDonald, Dale - 122, 126 MeGraw, Mike - 29, 122 McGuire, Brenda - 122 McKenzie, Lori - 40, 122 McKenzie, Richard - 29, 122 McMinn, Wendy - 122, 171 MePhetridge, James - 29, 122. 174 Meier, David - 42, 122, 127, 167, 174 Menger, Jill - 122 Metzger, Jeff - 122 Moeller, Debbie - 122 Moeller, Ron - 122 Moore, Brian - 122 Mueller, Robert - 32. 42. 122. 174 Murphy, Colin - 122 Ncdza, Cindy - 122 Nevitt, Debbie - 122 Newbury, Mike - 123 Newkirk, Cynthia - Norgel, Caroline - 123 Nowatskc, Lory - 123, 167 Nunley, Linda - 123, 167 Ohren, Heidi - 123 Oliver, Paul - Olson, Brian - 120, 123, 126, 167 Olson, Dale - Olson, Michael - 123, 167 Orcholski. Robert - 29. 123, 171 Ottman, Jackie - 123 Owen, Jackie - 123 Paeske, David - 123, 174 Palmcrsheim, Jeffrey - 123 Pcstor. William - 116, 123, 166 Peterson, Keith - 123 Phillips, Edward - 123 Pieper, Michael - 29, 123, 127, 167 Pintcrics, Brian - 29, 123 Polacek. Scott - 29, 42, 123 Poole, Colleen - 123 Porter. Larry - 29. 42, 123, 171 Porter, Lisa - 123 Prockniak, Tammy 123 Prokop, Andrew - 123 Pugh, Glenn -123 Pulvermacher, Kimberly - 124, 176 Rados, Richard - 124, 174 Rageth, Debra - 124, 163, 176 Rath, Carrie - 124 Rauguth, Joseph - 124 Ready, Donald - 42, 124 Regalia, Laurie - 124 Rehberg, Cindy - 124, 171 Reinkc, Lori - 124, 171, 176 Reudiger, Linda - 124 Richardson. Sue - 124 Rickard, Kevin - 29. 124, 174 Riek, Randy - 124, 171 Riemann, Kelly - 124 Ritter, Renee - 167 Roamcr, Charles - 29, 124, 167. 174 Roberts, Lori - 124, 176 Rodcr, Jane - 31. 124, 173, 174 Roeber. William - 32, 42, 124, 171 Rohmann, Sue - 124 Roscnbcckcr, Jay - 42. 124, 171 Rozek, Brenda - 124, 176 Rozinski, Josephine - 122, 124. 174 Rudolph, Dennay - 124 Runquist. Noellc - 124, 171, 175 Rupcic, Tracey - 125 Sawcjka, Sheri - 125 Schilling, James - 125 Schilling, John - 125 Schindler, Tom - 125 Schlcft, Lynda - 125, 156, 176 Schmidt. Joe - 32. 125 Schneider, Jay - 29, 125 Scholovich, Julie - 125, 171 Schoolcraft, Rusty - 29, 125, 174 Schultz, Darren - 125 Schultz, Lawrence - 32, 125, 171 Schultz, William - 125 Schuster, Linda - 125 Schwallbach, Lisa - 125 Schwcnn, Rick - 125 Semo, Robert - 125 Shepard. Nadine - 125. 171. 175 Shepard. Susan - 25, 125, 171 Shepherd, Patricia - 125 Shimkus, Karen - 125, 174 Shouldice, Jeffrey - 125 Sievert, Carol - 125 Simon. Ellen - 125, 171, 173 Sitowski, Scott - 126 Skrepenski, Sara - 39, 126 Smith, Kendall - 126 Slczowski, James - 126, 167 Smyezek, Roseanne - 126 Snyder, Molly - 126 Sparks, Lisa - 126, 174 Sperstad, Janet - 39, 126, 174 Spoerl, Richard - 29. 126 Spridco, Denice - 126 Steadter, Ted- 29, 126 Stanisch, Marge- Stcclc, Cris - 32. 126 Stevens, Richard- 29, 126 Stogbaucr. Wendy - 126 Strebe. Debra - 126 Strum, Tim - 126, 160, 163 Sugden. Sandra - 126. 171, 173 Sullivan, Katie - 126 Swan. Jeff A. - 29. 37. 126 Swanson, Christine A. - 126 Swayze, Andrew W. -126 Tanner. Theresa - 126 Tetzlaff, Michael J. - 126, 114. 158, 163, 167, 171, 175 Teuteberg, Heidi L. - 31, 126, 171 Thomas, Tanc - 127 Thompson, Dan E. - 29. 42. 127, 171 Titus, Jessica -127 Traver, Sharyl L. - 127 Trower, Walter G. - 127 Utric. Margaret G. - 127, 171, 175 Vanderhei, Vince A. - 127 Vandcrschacgen, Dennis P. - 127 Vertz, Ronald G. - 127, 174 Volkmann, Heida L. - 127. 171 Wagner, Donna K. - 127 Wagner. Jeff M. - 127, 167 Wallace, Laurie A. - 127 Warner, Dale W. - 127 Wegner, Todd - 127, 171 Weink, Wanda - 127, 171 Wells, Timothy - 12 West, Domon - 127 Wilkening, Dean - 127, 174 Williamson, David - 29, 127, 174 Windorski, Darryl - 127 Wojcicckowski, Keith - 127 Wood, James - 127 Woyak, James - 127 Yeager. Dan - Yonkc, Dawn - 127 Zergaski, Anthony - 127 Zick, John - 127, 29, 42 Zlindra, Susan - 40, 127 183 Zwister, Stasia - 127 SOPHOMORES: Adamski, Tammy - 101 Anderson, Wcndcc - 101. Agne, Kathleen - 47. 101, 172. 174 Alexander. John - 101 Antezak, Chris - 101 Armbruster, Jill - 81, 101, 158, 161, 172, 174 Ball, Carron - 101 Banaszynski, Tom - 101 Banks, Wendy - 101 Barth, Jeffrey - 101 Baumann, Laurie - 101 Bcaudin, James - 101 Beckman, Chris - 101 Behrens, Julie - 101 Bcitz, Joseph - 101 Benavides, Lisa - 101 Berndt, Diane - 101 Bertram. Janet - 31. 101. 158, 170, 175 Bethke, Karl - 28, 51, 101, 158. 170 Bcutlcr, Jeff - 101 Billings, Donna - 101, 162 Binsfcld. Melissa - 101 Block, Mary - 101 Bonnert, Catherine - 101 Bornflcth, Scott - 102 Bovee, Steven - 102, 166, 167 Brandcmuchl, Glen - 102 Brinka, Pamela - 102 Brinkman, Amy - 47, 102 Brissettc, Nancy - 102 Bronson, Margaret - 102, 170 Brotherton, Brian - Brown. Georgia - 25. 46, 102, 158, 170. 175 Brown. Myles - 28, 37. 45, 102, 171. 174 Browne, Michael - 102, Brugge, Carla - 102 Brunette, Deanna - 102 Burke, Robert - 34, 102, 170 Burrow, Sana - 46, 102, 174 Busack, Beverly - 102 Butler, Gregory - 28, 49. 102, 167, 171 Chapman, Cheryl - 102, 163 Chase, Sheila - 102 Chatterton, Bonnie - 47, 102. 167, 172 Christenson, Heidi - 102 Clement, Donna - 47, 102, 167, 174 Congdon, Mary - 102 Congemi, Karen - 102 Crawley, Gerriann - 31, 39, 81, 102, 158, 170 Crouch. Bob - 28, 45, 103 Croy, Kathryn - 103, 170 Curler. Karen - 103 Curler, Kenneth - Cypear, David - 103, 160 Day, Thomas - 28, 49, 103 Deacon, Diane - 103 Deering, Ralph - 103 Dillow, Mark - 103 Dippo, Melissa - 103, 173. 174 Domcnosky, Lisa - 103 Donahue, Karen - 39, 47, 103, 167, 174 Donahue, Michelle - 103 Donovan, Shawn - 28, 103 Douglas, Margaret - 103 Draeger, Mark - 28, 103, 174 Drumheiler, Robert - 103 Duvernell, Jeff - 42, 103 Effingcr, Christine - 103, 156, 158, 167, 168, 169 Effingcr, Kirt - 28, 44, 45, 103 Eisert, Joanne - 103 Emmons, Robin - 103, 172 Enockson, Penny - 103 Fcich, Joel - 103. 166 Fickau, Sue - 31, 47, 103, 174 Figge, Renee - 40, 46, 104, 172, 174 Fischer, Penny - 104 Fitzgerald, Angela - 40, 46, 104, 163, 164, 172, 174 Fix, Martin - 32. 45, 104 Fletcher. Paul - 104 Ford, Chris - 104 Formella, Richard - 45, 104, 170 Foss. Sue - 104 Frank, Robert - Frcgicn. Michelle - 104 Friedrich, Mark - 104. 158 Fricdl. Joseph - 104 Fuller, Teresa- Furrer, Mike - 104 Gardner, Patricia - 104 Gardner, Richard - 104 Geilfuss. Debra - 104 Gill, Kenneth - 28. 45, 104 Gillctc, Todd - 104 Gitzlaff, Mike - 104. 161. 166 Glascnapp, Amanda - 40, 104, 163, 164, 174 Glasenapp, Jessica - 40, 104, 163, 174 Gohde, Michael - Gouger, James - 104 Griger, Robin - 104 Gromiuk. Brian - 104 Gruling, Richard - 104, 156, 161 Gulrud. Jane - 105 Haase. Wendy - 105 Hamm, Kevin - 28, 105 Hamm. Kim - 105 Hardtke, Bonnie - 40. 105, 163, 174 Hartman, Marie - 105 Hassi, Mike - 32, 105, 171 Hcacox, John - 105 Heel, Lori - 105 Hclfcnstcin. Sandra - 105 Helm, Tracey - 105 Hemm, Greg - 105, 171 Hengen, Lee - 105 Hinca, Frank - 105 Hockstetlcr, Jean - 105 Hoffman, Kim - 105 Hokamp. Pamela - 105 Holloway, Barbara - Hooker, Ronald - 105, 166 Hoppe, Chad - 32, 44. 45, 105 Hotz, Brenda - 105 Howard, Gill - 105, 176 Hritz, James - 105 Hritz, Tammy - 105 Hughes, Rob - 105, 158, 169, 171, 175. 177 Hunkins, Joan - 106 Hurm, Joanne - 106 Inzco, Thomas - 49. 106 Inzco, Timothy - 37, 106 Jaegersberg, Ulf - 106 Jahns, William - 106 Jarowsky, Tracy - 106 Jay, Paul - Jensen, Julie - 31, 39, 46, 106, 158, 163, 164. 170 Jensen, Mary Jill - 106 Jester, Jacqueline - 106 Johnson. Candis - 106. 176 Johnson, Cathleen - 106 Jones. Kerry - 106, 170 Jorgensen, Gay - 106, 166 Jost, Carrie - 106 Kading, Scott - 106 Kafka, Rick - 106 Kamnik, Rega - 12, 47, 81, 106 Keller, Robert - 49, 106, 170 Kern, Tanya - 106 Kellner, Louise - 106 Kibble, John - 106 King, Kim - 106 Kinjerski, Lora - 106 Kinowski, Terri - 107 Kisner, David - 107 Klein, Veronica - 107, 156, 167. 168 Klcinhans, Mark - 107 Kluck, Lydcll - 107 Knautz, Don - 28, 37, 49, 107, 158 Knippschild, Kevin - 28, 49, 107 Knippschild, Kraig - 28, 42. 49. 107, 170, 174 Kniskern. Jacqueline - 107, 160, 161, 170 Koepsel, Catherine - 107 Kollcr. Jill - 107, 171 Kolpin, Karen - 107 Konicczny, Louise - 107 Kowalick, Vicki - 107 Kraatz, Jon - 107 Krause, Scott - 28. 42. 107. 171, 174, 175 Kreger, Mark - 107 Ksobicch, Pat - 107 Labadic, Julie - 107 Lang, Carl - 107 Leenhouts, Jon - 107, 158, 167, 170 I.csch, Michael - 107 Leighton, Brad - 107 Linton, Mike - 28, 107. 167 Lippit. Renee - 108 Lianas, Vince - 28, 42. 49, 108 l.okcr, Rodney - 42. 108 Luezak, Mary - 108 Lundin, Todd - 28. 37, 49, 108, 174, 175 Luther, Annette - 31, 39. 108, 174 Lynch, Anthony - Lynch. Patrick - 108 Lysaught, Colleen - 108, 176 Lytle, Chris - 40. 81. 108. 158. 161, 170, 175 MaeBain, l.ori - 108 Marquardt. Lucinda - 108 Martens, Kathleen - 108, 174 Martin, Jill - 108 Masset, Gwen - 108 Matysik, Jeff - 108 Mayotte. James - 108 McGee, Timothy - 28, 37, 45. 108. 170 McKenzie, Robert - 108 McMahon, Annette - 108 Mcacham, Suzanna - 108, 161. 170. 172, 175 Mcrcicr, Lisa - 108 Mercier, Robert - 108 Merrill, Cynthia - 108 Miller, Sandra - 109 Moede, Rick - 109 Moeller, James - 109 Monroe, Marlene - 109 Moon, Chris - 109 Morris, Lisa - 109, 174 Movrich, Laura - 109 Movrich. Mary - 109 Mueller, Gerald - 109, 156, 160, 167, 169. 170. 175, 177 Naybert, Brad - 109, 170. 175 Newkirk, William - 45, 109 Noble, Cathy - 109 Oberholtzer, Tom - 51, 109, 168, 169 Odya, Steve - 109 Orgas, Duane - 51, 109 Pakenham, Jeff - 37. 45, 109, 174 Pashke, Raymond - 109, 174 Paskiewicz, Joe - 109 Patrick, Dawn - 109, 156, 158, 167, 168, 169 Patton, Lori - 109 Pawlak, Steven Pcstor, Patricia - 109 Peterson, Greg - 32, 33, 34, 44, 109, 158, 167 Peterson, Jay - 109 Peterson, John - 109 Peterson. Tom - 110 Pieper, Robert - 110, 167 Piscitcllo, Frank - 28, 49. 110 Poe, James - 110 Ponko, Wendy - 110 Porter, Pat - 28, 42, 110 Post, Karen - Prah, Joel - 42, 110, 171 Prebil, Susan - Presta, Mike - 110 Rachwal, Robin - 110, 173 Radtke, Sandra - 25, 47, 110, 158, 168, 170, 173 Rapp, Kenneth - 110 Rausch, Julie - 31, 110 Ray, Glen - 37, 110 Rccknagel, Renae - I 10 Reichow, Jill - 12, 25, 110, 167, 170 Reiman, Chris - 110 Reinke, Sharon - 110 Rcith, Kelly - 110 Richardson, Tim - 110 Ricsing, Nancy - 110, 176 Riley. Laurie - 110 Roberts, Debra - 110, 176 Roberts, Kelly - 110, 174 Roder. F.dward - 110 Rohde, Wayne - 111, 169 Ross, Don - 49, 111 Ross. Robin - Rossctto, Peggy - 111 Rozck, Debra - 111 Rudolph, Neal - 111 Rucdigcr, Daniel - 28, 111 Sanders. Bret - 111 Sargcant, Brian - 37, 49, 111 Schaefer, Dan 28, 111 Schankey, Tammy - 111 Schilling. Peggy - 111, 176 Schmidt, Lynn -111 Schmidt, Nancy - 38. Ill Schrader. Tod - 28. 37, 45, 111 Schultz, Jean - 111 Schultz, Tina - 111 Schwenn, James - 111, 167 Selin, Joannc- Selz, Jeff - 42, 111, 171 Seri, Tom - 111 Scrdynski, Russell - 111 Shepherd, Randy - 111 Sicvcrt, Christine - 111 Skibba, Alan - 111 Slaski, Brenda - 31. 47. Ill Smith, James - 112 Soneberg. Robert - 112 Spcrlc, Jeff - 112, 163 Spoerl, Karric - 112 Stair. Cindy - 112, 156 Stair, Todd - 112 Stemper, John - 49, 112, 170, 175 Stcnder, Paul - 112 Stock. Paul - 112, 167 Stocks. Sue - 112, 156, 158, 170, 172, 175 Stoll, Howard - 112 Strader, Collcn - 112, 174 Strebe, Renee - 112, 174 Streeter, Shanna - 112 Stumpncr, James - 28, 42. 44. 45, 112, 163 Suhm, Patti - 12. 40. 46, 112 Sullivan, Colleen 112 Sullivan. Mike 112 Tatrow, Tom - 28, 42, 49, 112 Teuteberg, Bruce - 112 Thicscnhusen. Julie - 25, 112, 163 Thomas, Tammy - 112 Thornton, Roy - 28, 49, 112 Thwing, Antony - 28, 60, 112 Ticgs. Tamara - 25. 47. 113, 167, 168. 176 Timm, Steve - 113 Titus. Liz - 113 Titus. Tammy - 113 Tilze, Shayne - 113, 166 Tuttle, David - 28. 37. 49, 113, 167. 171 Ulrikson, Todd - 51, 113, 161, 167, 171, 175 Uren. Laurie - 113, 174 Uribe. John - 28, 49. 113, 171 Wagner, Dennis - 113 Wagner, Ross - 28, 49, 113 Wappcnschmidt, Patricia - 39, 113, 170. 172 Washicheck, Lisa - 113 Wastian, Debra - 25, 47, 113, 167 Wegner, Chris - 113 Wcier, Kay - 12, 113, 160. 168 Weston, Jane - 113 Whitchousc, Barbara - 113, 176 Whitstone, Beth - 113, 168, 169, 171 Wicker, Carey - 46 Wictrzny, Karen - 47, 113 Wilkcning. Robert - 113 Williams. Calvin - 28, 37, 49. 113. 171 Wolter, Laura - 113, 172, 174, 167 Wood, Michael - 113 Woyak, David - 113 Wright. David - 113 Zarbock, Jurt - 28, 34, 51, 113, 160, 163, 165, 167, 170 Zeitlcr. Jeffery - 113 JUNIORS: Adam, Carol - 87 Adam, Constance - 87 Adler. Phillip - 49, 87 Albert, John -87 Andlcr, Edward - 87 Andler, Michael -49, 87. 158 Armstrong, Dean - 87, 164 Arndt. Alan - 49. 87 Ball. Cathy - 87 Barikmo, Kurt - 87 Barth, Craig - 87 Bartolotta, Chris - 87 Bauer, David - 26, 87 Beck, Gregory - 26, 51, 87 Beck, Ronald - 87 Becker, Cheryl - 87 Bergsma, Thomas - 87, 167 Bcrnick, Stacy - 87 Bilkc, Scott - 87 Billings, Donald - 87 Bishop, Ross - 87 Bittner, Linda - 87 Bjorklund, Yvette - 87, 167 Bluhm, Kathleen - 87, 162 Bodanskc, Robert - 88 Boebel, Scott - 49, 88. 160, 167, 168, 169, 170, 175 Bonney, William - 88 Bopp, Krist - 26, 45. 88 Brissette, Bonnie - 88 Brown, Pamela - 88 Brucscr, Julie Brugge. Carmen - 88 Brunner, Katie - 31, 88, 161 Bumgarner, Anne - 38, 88 Campbell. James - 32. 45. 88 Carow, Wendy - 88. 177 Chapman. Carey - 88, 163 Chctney, Mark - 88, 167 Chrisman, Karen - 88, 170, 173 Cobb, Allen -88, 170 Congdon, Elizabeth - 88 Corcoran. Kevin - 88 Crouch. Willis - 88, 166 Czeshinski, Debra - 88 Dailey, Robin - 88. 156, 163 Dandrow, Bob - 88 Darga, Debbie - 88, 161, 173 Dcneen, Barbara - 88. 161 Dcnio. Suzanne - 88 Dennett, Susan - 90 Dettingcr, Jacquline - 90 Devlin. Margaret - 90, 160 Dobrosc, Mike - 90. 167, 170 Domcnosky. Kim - 90, 158 Domino, Cheryl - 90, 167 Donovan. Joseph - 90. 167, 170 Eiscrt, Dorothy - 90 Falvcy, Lee - 90, 167 Fcclcy. Michael - 90 Ferris, Marie - 90, 170. 173 Figgc, Lynn - 90, 170, 173, 175 Fleischmann, Dodie 90. 156, 170, 172 Fletcher, Steven - 90 Fleury, Mary - 24, 40, 46. 90, 164 Foley, Michael - 49. 90. 160, 167 Ford, Patrick -90 Forrest, Carrie - Friedrich, Garce - 90, 161, 176 Fuller, Charles - 90 Gainer, Donald - 49, 90 Gaszak, Ricky - 90 Gerber, Carol - 90. 176 Gile, Timothy - 90 Ginstcr, Janice - 90. 163 Gogin, Cindy - 90, 162, 176 Gold. Robin - 90. 167, 168 Gosselin, Richard - 90 Gougcr, Thomas - 12, 26, 90 Grace, Garry - 90 Graham. Barbara - 90 Griescr, Cheryl - 90 Gross, Jeanne - 90. 170 Grucncwald, Jill - 90 Gulla, Christopher - 90 Gutcrl, Karen - 0-. 156, 162 Haass, Derek - 90 Hamman, Lorcna - 90 Hannon, Jeffrey - 90 Hansen. Kristy - 90, 167. 169. 170, 172, 175 Hardtke, Kerry - 90, 163 Harland. Daniel - 90 Harris, David -90. 170, 171 Hcling, Deborah - 90, 156. 170, 172 Hcmm. Donald -42, 90, 170 Hcngcn, William - 90 Herrmann. Mark - 90, 169 Herrman, Nancy - 90 Hill, Kathryn -90. 156, 158. 163. 164, 170 Hogan. Richard - 92 Holat, Barry - 42. 92. 170 Holtz, Rodney - 92, 170 Hood, John - 92. 169 Hoover, Robert 26, 49. 92, 170 Hope, Denise - 92 Hotz, Chris -92 Hrilz, Michael - 26, 49. 92 Hucbncr. Tami - 25. 92. 156. 158. 167, 168, 170, 172. Huisman. Laurie - 24. 92. 161. 173 Hunnicutt, Carter - 92. 168. 169 Immc. Darla - 12, 163 James, Debbie - 92 Janke. Lisa - 92 Jaquith, Mary - 92, 162 Jarowsky, Walter Eric - 92 Jaskc. Diane - 12. 47, 92. 156. 170. 172 Jay, Randall Jester. Michelle Kadau. Heidi - 92 Kainz, John - 49. 92. 163. 167. 170. 175 Kamnik, Laura - 31, 38, 92. 158. 170, 172 Kelly, Duvan - 92, 158, 168, 169 Kemp, Stephen - 92, 167 King, Amy - 92, 161 King, Keith - 92 King, Thomas - 92 Kinjcrski, Michael - 49. 93 Kipp, Katherine 38, 93 Kippcrman, David - 45, 93, 167 Kirchncr, Carl - Kluck, Corrine - 93 Knobcl, Timothy Konieczny, Lore - 93 Krause, Timothy - 51, 170 Kreger, Lawrence - 26, 49, 93 Krolski, Laura - 93 Ksobicch, Mark - 93 Kummer. Julie - 40, 46, 93, 160, 163, 164 Kurth, Jill -93 Landers. Lisa - 93, 156, 162 Lang, Jerri - 93 Larkin. Jeffrey - 12, 32. 34. 164 LeClair, Linda - 47. 93, 158 Lccdcr, Daniel - 93, 169 Leonard, Scott - 93, 158. 160 Lcpak, Lori - 30. 93, 163 Leszynski, Wayne - 93 Lindholni. Tina - 93 Linton, Susan - 93, 156 Lloyd. Teresa - Lobcnhofcr, Darrell - 93 Ludwig, Charles - 93 Lucdtkc, Gary - 45, 93, 170 Luther, Colleen - 31. 38. 93, 164 185 Madden, Timothy - 26, 42. 49. 93 Madison, Denise - 38, 94. 170 Mahlman, Connie - 94 Maneagc, Annie - 94 Manke, Joanne - 94, 163 Martens. Jeffrey - Martin, Brendan - 94 Martin, James - Martin, John - 26, 94, 170. 177 Mathews. Michelle - 94 Mathson, Luwaync - 94 Maxfield, Andrew - 94, 167 Maxficld, Steven 94, 167 Mayter, Pat - 94 McCarthy, Rosanne 94, 156, 162 McGraw, Dennis - 94 McGuire. Timothy - 44, 94. 163 McKenna. Colleen - 94, 161. 170. 175 McMinn, Angela - 94 McPherson, Caroline - 94 Menning, Kay 94 Mentzcr. Kathy - 170 Meyer. James - 94 Meyer, Karen - 94 Milburn, David - 94, 167. 170, 175 Miller, Brian = 26. 49. 94. 177 Milligan. Jeffrey - 42, 94, 164 Mixdorf. Susan - 94, 167 Mixdorf, William - 94 Moeller, Russell - 94, 166 Moon, Michael - 94 Morse, Patricia - 94, 164 Muccke, Kelly - 94 Mulholland, Teri - 24, 94, 170, 172 Nedza, Sheila - 94 Ncu, Bradley Nordcntoft, Scott - 26. 44. 45, 94, 163 Olson. Stephanie - 30. 94, 167 Oswalt, Kenneth - 94, 169. 170 Oswalt, Kevin - 49, 94 Ottman, Victoria - 94 Packard, Kristine - 94. 167 Pagcl, Gary - 94, 177 Paris, Lloyd. - 167 Patrick. Jeffrey - 94, 170. 175 Pestor, Deborah - 94. 162 Pestor, Larry - 94, 166 Peters, Christine - 94 Peters, Steven- Pctcrson. Jay - 94, 167 Peterson, Mary - 94 Pokwinski, Stephen - 12, 26. 34, 94, 164 Porter, Daniel - 12, 26. 94 Porter, Scott - 26, 94 Post, Mark - 94 Prcbil, William - 26. 94, 170 Prcsta, Darrin - 94 Rachwal. Ronald - 32, 34. 94 Rados, Daniel - Ragcth. Richard - 32, 44, 45. 93, 164 Rapp. Barbara - 94 Rapp, Steven - 94. 177 Rasmussen, Arvy - 94 Ready, Brenda - 94 Regalia, John - 94 Rchbcrg. Diane - 94, 176 Rezutek, Stephan - 94 Richardson, Corinda ■ 94. 156, 162 Rickard. Karen - 24, 25, 47, 94. 156, 170, 173 Ricsing, Daniel - 94 Roberts, Kim - 94. 170, 175 Rowell, Bruce - 94 Rolfe, Douglas - Rossetto, Jean Rozck, Jacquelyn - 25. 47, 94. 156, 170, 173 Rozinski, Christine - 94 Russ, Daniel - 94, 177 Samuels, Donna - 30. 38, 46, 94. 164 Savin. Donald - 94 Schoen, Cornelia - 12, 96 Schocn. Dawn - 96 Scholovich, Peter - 26, 42. 44, 45, 96 Schultz, Curtis - 44, 45, 96 Schultz, Kim - 96 Scovcrn. Jan - 96 Selz, Jennifer - 96 Serres, Terry - 96. . Shankey, Mark - 96 Shaeffer, Patricia = 96 Shepard, John - 96 Shorougian, Jon - 26. 49, 96 Sicvcrt. Sharon - 96. 176 Slaski, Patrick - 49, 96 Smart, Jeffrey - 96 Smcdema, Neil - 26. 34, 44. 96. 164 Smith, Duwayne - 96, 170 Smith, Julie - 96, 163 Sokolowski, Steven -96 Somers, Laura - 96 Sparby, Michael = 167 Spcrstad, Timothy - 32, 33, 34, 51, 96, 163, 164 Spiewak, Janet -96, 176 Stadlcr. Paul - 34. 96, 170 Staedter, Debra - 31. 46, 96 Steffen. Patricia - 96 Strcbe. Janiccc - 96, 170, 172, 167 Stumpncr, John - 32, 44, 45. 96. 163 Sullivan, John = 42, 97 Swenson, Linda - 97, 176 Sydlcwski. Dean - 97 Szalewski, Colleen - 97 Tatrow, Ronald - Tcskc, James - 97 Teuteberg, Curtis - 97 Tuctcberg, Jon - 98. 170. 175 Thome, Christopher - Thompson. Kathleen - 98, 156. 170, 172 175, 177 Titus. Tim - 98 Torgerson, Diane - 98 Ulcsich, Tamyra - 46, 98. 170 Umland, Linda - 98. 168, 176 Underberg, Vicki - 47. 98, 156, 170, 172. 175. 177 Utrie, Kristine - 47, 98 Vanderhci, Greg - 98 Vollmcr. Allen 98 Wagner, Robert C - 98 Wagner. Robert L. - 98 Walejewski, John - 98. 167, 170, 175 Walsh, Brian - 98, 167 Wambold, Brian - 98 Wappenschmidt. James - 98, 170, 175 Ward. Nancy - 98, 161. 170. 173, 175 Warner, Guy - 98 Wegner, Sheri - 31, 38. 46. 98, 164 Weink, Warren - 98 Wells. Gordon - 98 Wcycr, Michael Whiteaker, Wendy - 98 Whitchousc. James - 49. 98, 170 Whitstone, Jennifer - 98, 156 Wilber, Linda - 98, 167 Wilhelm. Hope - 98 Wilkening, Tracey - 98, 170, 175, 162 Wilson, Donna - 98 Windlc, Russell - 98 Winkelman, Steve - 98 Witon, Janet - 98 Wolfe. Marie - 31, 98, 158, 162, 169 Wright. Diane -98 Wysocki, Jeanette - 98 Yonke, Laurcnc - 98 Zynski, Brenda - 98 SENIORS: Adamski, Daniel- 48, 59, 164 (Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Football I; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3) Adler. Christine - 46. 59, 164 (M-Club 1.2,3; Track 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2.3) Agnc, Susan K - 59, 167, 170 (Ski Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4) Albrecht, Jeffrey - 59 Aldrich, Wayne - 59 Allen, Janet - 59, 160, 168, 169 (Drama Club 3,4; AFS 4; Track 1,2; Forensics 3,4;) Andrews, Bill, - 26. 48. 59 (Ski Club 1.2; Football 1,2,3,4 - co-capt. 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4) Anschutz. John A - 59 (Football) Armstrong, Karen - 31, 38. 46. 59. 177 (M- Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2.3; Softball 4; Madrigal 2; Chambers 4; Chorus) Aubert, Mark - 160, 167. 179 Banaszynski, Sandra - 59 (AFS 1.2; Ski Club 2; Track 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming court 3) Barber, Deborah J. - 60. 167, 170 (Ski 1.2; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Twirler 1,2,3; Pom pon 3) Barborich, Thomas - 26, 45, 60 (Football; wrestling; Baseball; Intra. Basketball) Barr, Alan - 60. 165 (Chess Club 4) Bartholomew. Donald - 60. 166 (VICA 4; Football 1,2) Becker. Fred - 60 (Baseball; Intra. Basketball; Smoking Area Committee) Behrens, Brenda - 60 Behrens. Jeffrey - 60 Berg, Thomas - 60, 166 (VICA 4) Bcthkc, Neil - 7, 26, 60 (Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Golf I, Band 1; Prom Court 3) Bollman, Rod - 60 (Ski 2.3) Bornflcth, Karen - 61 Bovcc. Scott - 61. 166 (VICA) Brandemuehl, Brenda - 61 (Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls Glee) Brissettc, Diane - 61. (Band 1) Brost. Richard - 61, 48, 164 (FCA 1; MClub 2,3.4; Football 1; Track Mgr 1,2; Baseball 1.3.4) Brucser, Holly - 31,46. 61, 163, 164, 177 (Ski 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Intra. Volleyball I; Girls Glee I, Cho- rus 2,3.4; Chambers 3.4) Brunette, Steven - 61 Butler, Cynthia - 61, 164, (M Club 1,2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track I; Cross Country Mgr 3; Intra. Basketball I) Butler, Debra - 61 (Drama Club I) Chapman, Barry = 61 (Football 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball I) Chapman, Scott - 34, 62. 158, 159, 164, 170 (M-Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; NHS 3.4; Football 1, Cross Country 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Band 1.2,3,4) Chctney, Nathon - 42, 62 (M-Club 4; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4; Chorus I; Band 1,2) Chrisman, Christy - 7. 31, 62. 170. 173 (M- Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Student Govt. 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 1.2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Softball 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Badger Girl Alter- nate) Combs, John - 62 (German Club I) Cooper, Jeffrey - 62, (VICA 1,2,3.4 - Pres. 4; NHS) Corcoran, Karen - 62, (FBLA 2) Crawley, Jane - 31, 62, 159. 164, 170 (NHS; ARROW 3; M-Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Volley- ball 2,3,4; Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Jazz Band 1,2; Drum Majorette 2,3,4; Badger girl alternate) Curler, Pamela - 62, 168, 170 (Drama 3,4; AFS 2,3; Intra. Volleyball I; Band 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,4) Davis, Lori - 62, 170, 175, 177, 182 (Student Govt. 1,2,3; German Club 2; Cheerleader 1,2; Wrestling Mgr 1,2; Intra. Volleyball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Chorus 4, Chambers 4; Badger Girl 4; PowWow 2.3.4;) Deacon, Debra - 62. 176 (FHS 3) Desmonic, Marsha - 63, 163 (FBLA 4) Dcttingcr, William - 63 Diehn. Amy - 63. 46, 156, 163. 167 (Ski 2,3,4; 186 FBLA 4; Key Club 4; Arrow 4; Track 2.3,4; Girls Glee 3; Chorus 4) Dillow, Jeffrey - 63 Dobrose, Robert - 63. 165. 167 - (Ski 1,2,3; German 1,2,3) Domino. Gregory - 26. 48, 63, 166 (VICA; Baseball, Football) Donovan, Vickie - 63, 157. 158. 159, 160. 167, 168, 169, 181 (Debate 1,2,3,4; Arrow 2,3,4; Arrow Photo Editor 4; AFS 3.4; Drams 4; Camera Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Ski 4; English Aide and Tutor 4;) Douglas. Robert - 7, 12. 26, 48, 63 (Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Prom King 3) Draeger, Ramona - 63 Drahonovsky, Eorena = 63, 163, 170. 172, 175 (FBLA 3,4; Drama I; Pep Band 3,4; Colorguard 1,2,3,4 - Capt. 4; Band 1.2,3.4) Drewa. Ronald - 64 Dciston, Todd - 64 Duvcrncll. Barbara - 64 (Ski 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3; PomPon 2, Student Govt. 2,3) Effinger. Barry - 26, 44, 64. 164 -(Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2.3,4; M- Club 2.3,4; PowWow 3) Enockson, Naomi - 64 (Chorus 4) Fcclcy. Timothy - 45, 64 (Ski 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4;) Fchlhabcr, l.ouis - 64 Feich. Richard - 166 (VICA 1,2.3,4; Archi- tecture 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Radio Club 1,2; Science Aide 1,2) Ferris, Michael - 64. 166, 167, 170 (VICA 4; Band 1,2,3,3; Jazz Band 1) Finke, Sandra - 64, 173, 177 (Student Govt. 3; Drama 2; PomPon 4; AFS 2; Ski 2; Cheer- leader 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Chambers 4) Fischer, Debra = 64. 164 (M-Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Basketball 3; Volleyball 2.3) Fisher, Julianna - 24. 65, 160. 164, 168, 169 (Drama 3,4; AFS 1,2,3.4; M-Club 2,3.4; Ski I; Gymnastics 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Forcnsics3.4;) Fleck. David - 65 Ford, Kathleen - 65 Fregien, Mike - 65 Gallina. Terry - 65, 170, 175, 177 (Football 1,2; Baseball 1.4; Intra. Basketball 1,2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3,3; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Chambers 4) Gallina, Todd - 65. 170. 165 (Football 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Intra. Basketball 1.2.3.4; In- tra. Volleyball I; Pep Band 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,3.4; Chorus 2,3.4.) Gardner. Mary - 40. 65, 158, 159. 164, 182 (M-Club 1.2.3.4; Ski 2,3.4; Student Govt. 2,4 - Pres 4; PowWow 2,3.4 - Editor 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Track 1.2; Glee 2; Chorus 3,4; Madrigal and Cham- bers 3; NHS 3.4; Cheerleader 2; Badger Girl 4) Glascnapp. Laura - 65. 158, 163. 168 (AFS 3; Drama 1,2,3,4 - Pres. 4; Key Club 3.4; Gymnastics 1, Intra Volleyball 1; Cheer- leader 2) Gohde, Edward - 65 Gohde. Colleen - 65 Grieger. Tracy - 66 Gricscr. Mary - 66 (Spanish Club 1,2; Chorus 2,3.4; Glee 1,2,3,4) Grunewald. Connie - 7, 24. 66. 158. 168. 170, 175, 177 (Drama 1,2,3,4; Student Govt. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Pres; Sophomore Class Pres; MClub 1,2.3.4; Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2.3,4 - Capt. 4; Chambers 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Band 1,2.3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Prom Court 3) Gulla. Victor - 66. 157. 158. 159. 163. 181 (Key Club 1.2.3,4; Science Club 2.3; Track 2; Gymnastics 2; NHS 3,4; Photography Club) Habcl. Michael - 66 Hahn, Patrick - 66 Hammcl, Kyle - 26. 66 (Football 1,2,3,4) Harbold, Vickie - 66 Harker, Tracey - 7, 24. 66, I 56. 158. 164. 167 (Student Govt. 3.4; Ski 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Prom Court 3) Harms, Shane - 66 Hartenberger, Betty - 81 Hassi, Teresa - 66 (Drama I) Haukc. Denise - 66 Hazelbakcr, Deborah - 67 Heinig, Barbara - 38. 67. 156. 158. 164 (Stu- dent Govt. 2,3,4 - Vice Pres; Arrow 4; For- ensics 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3.4; Intra. Vol- leyball 2, Drama 1,2,3,4;) Hclfenstein, Susan = 67 Himcbauch, Jeff - 67. 156. 158. 163, 167, 170, 175 (Key Club 2.3.4 - Pres 4; Arrow 4; Student Govet 1,3,4; Senior Class Treasur- er; Ski 4; German Club 3;Golf I; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3.4; Jazz Band 2. Drama 4; Forensics 4) Hock. Timothy - 167 (Ski 3. Gymnastics 1,2,3; Drama) Hockenbcrry, Kristen - 67 Hoeft, Joyce = 67 Hoffman. Tammy - 67 Holtz. Andrew - 67, 26 (FCA 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3; Football 4; In- tra. Basketball and Volleyball 2,3.4;) Hooker, Lynette - 67, 159, 166 (FMCC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3.4; VICA 4) Hoppe, Betty - 67 (Basketball I, FBLA 3) Howard. Jay - 67 Imme, Danette - 67. (Ski 1,2; Pep Club 2; Fl.BA 4) Jahn, Chris - 34, 48, 164 (Football I; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.3.4;) Jay, Debbie - 68 (Colorguard 1.2.3) Jensen, Daniel - 68 Jensen, Scott - 40, 44. 68. 1 58, I 59. 163, 164. 182 (Key Club 3.4 - Pres. 3; Science Club 1. FCA I; M-Club 1.2.3,4; Football 1,2; Wres- tling 2; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Drama 3,4; Student Govt. 2; NHS, Badger Boys) Johns, Mary Beth - 68 Karlinsky, Julie - 46, 68, 164 (M-Club; Vol- leyball 2,3; Track 1,2,3.4) Kazmierski, Sheri - 25, 68. 164. 173 (PomPon 1,4; Drama 1.2; Ski 1.4; Student Govt. 3; M-Club 3,4; Gymnastics 2; Chcerleading 1,2,3; Band 1; Junior Class Sees.) Keller, Victoria - 68, 156, 159, 170, 175 (Ar- row 3; AFS 3,4; NHS 3.4; Basketball 2.3; Intra. Volleyball I; Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 3,4) Kelly. Bridget - 30. 68. 164. 168. 169 (Student Govt. 1; FCA 1,2,3; Drama 3.4; M-Club 2,3,4; Track 1.2; Golf 1.2,3,4 - Capt. 4; Basketball Mgr. 2; Glee 1, Forensics 3) Kern, Bradley - 26. 44. 68. 170, 175 (M-Club; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball I. Baseball I; Track 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,3.4; Intra. Basketball and Volleyball) Kipp. Bruce - 68 (lntra. Basketball 3.4) Kirby, Richard - 51, 69 (Golf 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3) Klein, Linda - 69, 159. 170. 172. 182 (German Club 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Colorguard 1.2.3.4: NHS 3.4) Klokner, Vincent - 69 Klussendorf. Jill - 69. 159. 160. 167. 168. 169. 170, 175. 177 (Drama 3.4; Ski 4: AFS 4: Basketball 2. Treble Choir 4; Band 1.2.3.4: Chamber 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Pep Band 2,3.4; NHS 3.4; Forensics 3.4) Knippschild. Wendy - 6. 167. 170. 175 (Ski 4. Pep Band 4; Band 2.3.4; Transferred from Wisconsin Hills Brookfield in Sophomore year) Kolpin, Catherine - 69 Kroll. Bradley - 69 (Ski 1.3: Wrestling 1 Band I) Krumrei. Jeff- 69. 157, 158. 181 (RadioCTub 1, Camera Club 2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2; Pow- Wow 3.4; Student Govt. 2.3) Ksobiech. Michele - 69 Kufalk, Karen - 69. 163, 170. 172 (PowWow 1,2,3; Co-editor PowWow 2.3; Band 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 1.2,3,4) Kummer, Keith - 45. 44. 70. 159 (Key Club 2,3: Track 1,2,3.4; Cross Country 4; lntra. Basketball; NHS 3,4) Larimorc, Reid - 70 (Ski Club) LcClair, Gregory - 70 Lepak. Billy - 70 Lepak, Linda - 70 (German Club I. IBLA 3.4; Band I) Lcpinc, Jane - 70, 170. 175 (I BL A 4. German 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 4; NHS 3.4) Leppin. Laurie - 70, 159 Lewandowski. Paul - 70, 159. 182 (lntra Bas- ketball Volleyball 2.3; NHS 3.4; Saluta- torian) l.igman, Nancy - 70. 176 (Chorus 4; Girls Glee 3,4;) l.orcntz, Vickie - 70. 158, 159. 170. 177 (NHS; Band 1,2,3.4; Glee 1: Chorus 2.3.4; Chambers 2.3.4; Class Vice Pres 1; Student Govt. 1.2,4) Luebke, Darrick - VICA Lundin. Mark - 7. 44. 45. 71. 158 (Football I: Basketball I; Track; Intramural Football. Basketball Volleyball: Drama 4: Student Govt. 1,2,3,4: Prom Court 3) Manke, Julie - 71 Manski. Renee - 71 Manthey. Wayne - 71 (Sophomore Honors) Marcusscn. Gregory - 71 Martin. Diane - 71 (Band 1) Martin, Patrick - 26. 71 (Football 1.2.3.4) Martin. Scott - 71 Matus. Greg - 71 Maxficld. Andrew - 71 (VICA 1.2,3: Student Govt 1.2; Football 1,2; Wrestling I - Mgr. 2; Baseball 1.2.3; Radio Club 1.2) Mayotte. Valerie - 72 McGee. Debra - 7. 31. 46. 72 (M-Club 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 1.2.3,4 - Capt. 3: Basket- ball 3: Track 1,2,3; Prom Court 3) McKenzie, Peggy - 72 (Band 1.2.3) Medved. Janet - 72 Mcrath. Barbara - 72 Mcrcier. Joseph - 72 Metzger. Jack (Vica 3: Football I) Milligan, Bradle - 42. 72 (Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Golf 2; Football 1.2: Baseball 1.2: Band 1.2,3; lntra. Basketball 2.3.4) Mitchell. Laurie - 72 (PowWow 1.2.3 - Editor 2.3) Nuchcll, Mark - 72 Obluck. Lance - 12. 32. 34. 72 (Track 1.2: CrossCountrv 3.4; Basketball 4; lntra Bas- ketball 1,2.3) O'Connell, Kellv - 7. 34. 48. 73. 164 (FCA 1.2: M-Club 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3: Basket- ball 1.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Prom Court 3) Orcholski, William - 73. 161. 175 (Football I. Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2; Band 1.2.3) Pakenham. Julie - 73. 167. 170. 172. 175 (In- tra. Volleyball 2: Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 3.4; Color Guard 1.2.3.4: Science Aid 2.4.3) Paskicwicz. Jeffrey - 73 Pawlak. Arlin - 73 Pawlak. Kim - 73 Pease. Barbara - 73 (Smoking Area Commit- tee 4) Pclzman. David - 73 Peterson. Candy - 73 (Pep Club 2: Smoking Area Committee 4) Peterson. Guy - 73. 158 (Student Go t 4 - Secy, and Treas.: Drama 2) Peterson. Randy - 74. 167 Piagentini. Susan - 74 Pine. Keith - 74 (Football 1.2) Pisarek. Mary - 24. 74. 170 (M-Club 4: Cheerleader 4; PomPon 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Twirlcr 2,3) Poe, Suzanna - 74 (Arrow 2) Pollock, Jayne - 74, 170 (Pep Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3) Porter, Jeffrey - 26, 42, 74 (Football; Track) Porter, Mark - 12, 26. 44. 74 (Basketball I; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3) (Homecoming King 4) Prokop, Jeffrey - 74 Radtkc, Janet - 74. 170 (Band 1.2,3.4; Treble Choir 4) Radtkc, Steven - 7, 32, 74, 156, 158, 159, 160, 161, 163, 167, 170, 175, 182 (Arrow 4; PowWow 4; Spanish Club 4; Key Club 2,3, - Secy. 2,3; Student Govt. 2,3,4; Junior Class Pres; Senior Class Pres; Ski Club; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; NHS 3,4; Badger Boys State 4; Drama 3.4; Prom Court 3) Rageth, John - 32, 44, 45, 74, 164 (Ski 1, Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2.3,4 - Capt. 4; Basketball 1) Rathke, Robert - 75, 166, 175 (VICA; Band) Ready, Rebecca - 75, (Drama 1, Chorus 3.4; Glee) Reeves, Kelly - 75 (Ski 2; Cheerleader 2) Reif, James - 75 (VICA 4) Richard, Bricn - 32, 75 (Ski Club, German Club, Cross Country) Ricsing, Kathleen - 75. 167, 176 (Treble Choir) Roder, Karen - 75 (Basketball 2; Volleyball 3; Transferred from Catholic Memorial Soph- omore year) Rossctto, Mark - 34, 75 (Basketball 2,4; Base- ball 1,2) Sattlcr, Gail - 75, 170, 173 (Drill Squad 1,2; Glee 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Pom- Pon 3,4 - Transferred from Whitnall High in Junior Year) Scardino, Paul - 75 Schafer, Scott - 26. 75, 164 (Ski 1,2; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2) Schicssl, John - 42, 76 (Ski 1,3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2) Schmidt. Edward - 76, 170, 175 (Football 1; Pep Band 3; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3.4) Schoolcraft. Carol - 76, 159, 173 (Drama 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Treble Choir; PomPon 4; Stu- dent Govt. 2,3; NHS; Drama) Schroeder, Terrence - 76 (Intra. Volleyball 1.2) Schultz, Eric - 76. 170, 159, 163, 167 (Key Club 3.4; Wrestling 1; Intra. Volleyball 3,4; Intra. Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,3; Jazz Band 1.2; NHS 3.4) Schwcmmcr, Wendy - 76 Shudy, Linda - 76, 166 (Drama 1; VICA 4; Chorus 1; Transferred from Brookfield Central in Junior Year) Sicdschlag, Cindy - 76, 169 (Ski 2; Intra. Vol- leyball 2; Intra. Basketball 1; Debate 4) Slaski, Lisa - 76 Small, Mark - 76, 164 (VICA 3,4, M-Club 3,4; Ski 1,2; Drama 3; FBI.A 1,2; Co-op 4; Cross Country 2,4; Wrestling 1.4; Track 1,2; Intra. Basketball and Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Intra. Football 1) Smith, Kenneth - 77 Smith, Walter - 77 Spcrle, Janet - 77, 160, 168, 169 (Arrow 3; Drama 4; AFS 4) Stach, Laurie - 77 (Ski; Band; Debate; Dra- ma) Steinke, Sally - 77, 156, 163 (FBLA 3,4 - Vice Pres. 4; Arrow 4) Stigler, Deborah - 77, 170, 175 (Band 1,2.3.4; Jazz Band 3,4; Pep Band 4) Strader, Daniel - 77. 170 (Baseball 1,2,3; Golf 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4) Strickler, Donald - 12, 26, 77. 170, 175 (Homecoming Court; Football; Band) Stombeck, Kim - 77, 158 (PowW'ow 4; Track 2; Cheerleader 2) Strum, Thomas - 77 Suhm, Jodi - 78, 177 (Gymnastics;, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chambers 3.4) Sullivan, Kerry - 78 (Ski 1,2; Student Govt 1,2,3; Freshman Class Trcas; Sophomore Class Treas.; Junior Class Vicc-Prcs; AFS 2; Track 1; Basketball 2,3) Swan, Cynthia - 78 (FBLA 3.4 - Pres 4; Intra Volleyball 1; Glee 1) Swan, Linda - 31, 78. 163, 164, 167 (M-Club 4; FCA 1; Sophomore Class officer 2; Stu- dent Govt. 2; Science 2,3; Ski 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Volleyball 3.4; Band 1; Girl’s Glee) Swan, Mark - 32, 34. 48, 78 (Football 1; Bas- ketball 1.2.3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4) Swayze, John - 78 Swenson, John - 42, 26, 78 (Football, Wres- tling) Szada, Timothy - 26, 78 (Ski 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4) Szalcwski, Jeffrey - 26, 78 (Football) Talaska, Lei Ann - 40, 78, 164 (Gymnastics 4; Track 2) Tatrow, Cheryl - 7, 12, 79, 176, 177 (Gymnas- tics 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Girl's Glee 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; Prom Queen 3; Homecoming Court 4) Teskc, Jeffrey - 26, 44, 45. 79 (Football; Track) Teskc, John - 79, 166 (Football 1; VICA 2,3,4 - Pres 4) Thomas. Terry - 79 (Football 1; Band 1) Thornton, Raymond - 26, 48, 79 (FCA I, Intra. Basketball and Volleyball; Football 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4) Titus, Timothy - 44, 79 (Track) Torgcrson, Timothy - 79 (VICA 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2) Tuttle, Linda - 25, 79, 173 (Cheerleader; Pom Pon) Uribe, Michelle - 24, 79 (Ski 1,2; AFS 2; Track 1.2; Gymnastics 1; Cheerleader 4; Band 1,2; student Govt. 1,2; Class Officer 2; Homecoming Court 3) Usser, Rika - 160, 167, 178 Vandcrhic, Julie - 79 (Band 1.2) Vandermale, Kelly - 7, 80, 163, 167 (Ski 1.2.3.4; Key Club 3,4; PowWow 4; Student Gov. 1; Track 2; Band 1,2,3; Pom Pon 1,2,4; Prom Court 3) Vega. Nicholas - 7, 80. 156, 158, 159. 163, 167, 170, 175 (Drama 1.2,3.4; Key Club 3,4; Arrow 4 - Co-Editor 4; NHS 3,4; Stu- dent Govt. 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Vice Pres.; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2; Ski Club 4; Prom Court 3; Forensics 4) Voellings, Lynn - 80 (Band 1,2) Wagner, Caroline - 80, 170 (Ski Club 1; Stu- dent Govt. 1) Walsh. William - 80, 160 (Ski Club 4; Key Club 4) Wambold. Kevin - 80 (Football 1) Warncs, David - 26. 80, 170, 177 (Football 1; Football Mgr. 3,4; Chambers 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4) Wegner, Kim - 80, 170, 172, 175 (Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Pep Band 4; Color- guard 2,3,4) Wcicr, Jill - 80 Wendt, Laurie - 80, 163 (FBLA) White, Lisa - 80, 156, 158. 163 (Arrow 4; Arrow Business Mgr. 4; VICA 2; FBLA 4; Student Govt. 4; Senior Class Secy.; Ski Club 4; Drama 4) Whitehouse. Charles - 80 Wilhelm, Wayne - 81 Williams, Jodi -7,81, 156 (PowWow 2; Span- ish Club 2,3; Arrow 2,3,4 - Co-Editor 4; Student Govt. 3; Volleyball 2.3; Prom Court 3) Williams, Tad - 7, 26, 81 (Prom Court; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-Capt. Football 4; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Ingramurals 3.4) Wojtasiak, Colleen - 24. 81, 159, 164 (Cheer- leader; Arrow Staff; NHS; M-Club) Word, Sara - 81 (Drama 1; Band 1; Color Guard 1) Wustman, Kevin - 26, 81. 177 (Drama; Chambers 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4) Zeitler, Deborah - 81. 163 (FBLA) Zcrgoski, Sherri - 81, 163, 167 (Ski Club; FBLA; Girls Glee; Chorus) Zvolena, Kammie - 81 Zynski, Robert - 81 188